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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA DELTA ’68 The first school in the state to employ modular scheduling, De La Salle stands as a model of advancement in secondary education. Independent study, free modules, resource centers, and personal freedom mark this new learning atmosphere. To those people who have enabled De La Salle to continue as a leader in progressive learning and to the mature students who have accepted the responsibilities of freedom, we dedicate Delta 68. THROUGH FACULTY... BROTHER PETER Superintendent Director. Advisory Board. DLS Alumni BROTHER BERNARD Principal Modular Curriculum MR. ROBERT CASANOVA Administrative Assistant Principal Modular Schedule MR. WARKEL Mathematics. Math Chairman, Student Council Moderator. Senior Moderator, Monogram Club Moderator MR. ELSENPETER English Litorature. Chairman of English Dept. MR. THESENVITZ. 224 World Cultures 2. Chairman of Social Studies Dept. MRS. BYRNE. 206 Religion 4. Chairman of Religion Dept. FATHER SLUSSER Chaplain BROTHER VINCENT. 201 Chemistry, Science Lecture BROTHER GEORGE Religion 4 BROTHER PAUL. 308 English 2.3. Religion 3. Asst. Debate Moderator MR. GRAF. 225 Senior Social Studies. Principles of Economics MR. D. SHRAKE. 22 English 1. Latin 1.3.4 BROTHER JOHN Dean of Discipline. Booster Moderator, Practical Arts Chairman. Typing MR. MCEACHERN, 24 World Cultures 1. Tech. Drawing, Driver Ed.. Frosh Basketball, Soph. Football BROTHER ANDREW. 207 Geometry. Religion 1 Camera Club MR. J. SHRAKE World Cultures 1. Gen. Business. Soph. Basketball. Varsity Base ball. Athletic Director MR. OATMAN Guidance Dept. BROTHER DOMINIC. 222 Religion 4. Bookkeeping. Consumer Ed. Psychology MR. MILLER. 210 Civil War. 20th Cent. Europe. World Cultures. Varsity Football. Track MR. BOHEN. 302 Biology. Psychology. Driver Ed. BROTHER CHAD. 209 Religion 3. Chorus. Music Appreciation 5 BROTHER ROBERT SCIPIOR Religion 1 MR. JOYCE Phy. Ed.. Health. Varsity Coach. Football. Track BROTHER LUKE Library Resource Centers MR. OLSON. 14 Russian, German, B Squad Football. Varsity Hockey MR. DUBOIS. 305 English 4 MR. J. MILLER English 1, Frosh Football. B Squod Hockey BROTHER ROBERT THOMAS. 303 Biology. Science Club Moderator MR. ROBINSON. 105 Math 3.4 MR. RIBIKAWSKIS. 121 Physics. Physical Science. Science Dept. Chairman MR. COLSTON. 10 MRS. THEISSEN MR. HENDRICKS BROTHER MR. MARONEY. 223 French 1,2. Drama, Dept. Chairman Library Am. History. Library, Audio-Visual MALCOLM. 309 Religion 2. English 1,2. Islander. Mardi Gras. Student Council Senior Social Studies 6 MR. CAMPE. 307 Cross Country. English 2. Drama. Swrfnming MR. PEPPING. 104 Math 1. Ski Club. Asst. Swimming Coach MR. UTECH physical Education. Health MR. WELNA, 23 Spanish. Latin, Driver Ed. BROTHER ARTHUR. 103 Moth. Computer Math. Math Club. Ski Club. Mordi Gras. Student Council BROTHER REGIS. 203 Religion 3. Am. History. Patroness Club Mod. MR. JOHNSON Developmental Reading. Football Coach, Varsity Basketball. Golf. Bookstore MR. MARKWALDER. 304 English 4 BROTHER PASCHAL Librarian. English 3. Creative Writing BROTHER FRANK Algebra 1. Chess Club. Geometry. Missions BROTHER GILES. 108 Religion 4. Fine Arts 1.4. Fine Arts Chairman. Delta Moderator MRS. PAULING Counselor MRS. BURLEY Academic Office Secretary BROTHER WALTER. 202 Religion 2.3. Anatomy 7 DE LA SALLE MODEL FOR THE NATION SENIOR POLL MOST ENERGETIC JOHN NORRIS MOST POPULAR JOHN NORRIS MOST REFINED BRAD WALLIN BEST LOOKING BOB MISKOWIEC HIPPIEST CHRISTOPHER HEILLE BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER JOHN MIROCHA BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER JOEL ANDRYCHOWICZ BEST HOCKEY PLAYER DON DELISI TYPICAL SENIOR DON ST. DENNIS UNSONG NICE GUY CHARLES HEDLUND BEST ATHLETE JOEL ANDRYCHOWICZ MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT KEVIN COLLINS MOST TALENTED HAROLD FLEETHAM FAVORITE SONG BOTTLE O’ WINE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN KELLY DID MOST FOR THE SENIOR CLASS JOHN NORRIS 10 FAVORITE MOVIE THE GRADUATE QUIETEST KIERNAN WEBB CLASS INTELLECTUAL GREG SOUKUP BEST PHILOSOPHER AND THEOLOGIAN STEVE NAJARIAN FAVORITE SUBJECT SOCIAL STUDIES BIGGEST CUTDOWN CLOSING THE LAVORATORIES FAVORITE ACTOR STEVE MCQUEEN FAVORITE ACTRESS JULIE CHRISTI MOST REMEMBERED INCIDENT HOMECOMING '67 BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG DENNIS PAHL SKIPPED THE MOST TIMOTHY THIES BEST DRESSED MARK GAMACHE MOST CASUAL TIMOTHY PITLECK WILDEST DRESSER VINCE BERG BIGGEST SOCIALITE BOB MISKOWIEC MOST CHANGED BOB MUSCALA 11 BIGGEST BLUFFER SETH HUNTINGTON BIGGEST CUSSER ROBERT BOUTA ROUGHEST AND TOUGHEST BILL HANNON BIGGEST SMOKER TIMOTHY GUNTZEL PRACTICAL JOKER JOHN GRAY MOST RADICAL DAVID SORMAN MOST OUTSPOKEN BOB MUSCALA MOST TALKATIVE RAMOND CAPUTA BIGGEST GOOF-OFF PATRICK KERNAN MOST BOISTEROUS JEFFEREY WITT BIGGEST LEACH ALBERT KUKLINSKI BEST SENSE OF HUMOR GREG JANOWIEC BIGGEST DUDE THOMAS KENNEDY FAVORITE CLUB HOUSE ISLANDER ROOM MOST JOVIAL KEVIN JUREK ALWAYS INTO SOMETHING DON HOFFER MOONLIGHTER AND NIGHTHAWK MICHAEL O’ROURKE FAVORITE GIRL’S NAME MARY ANNE FAVORITE GIRL'S SCHOOL REGINA BEST DANCER THOMAS KENNEDY FAVORITE PARKING PLACE LAKE HARRIET TYPICAL TEENYBOPPER JOHN KETTERING 12 TIMOTHY J. AMAN NICKNAME: AMEN- - Rosurroction REMEMBERED MOST: Tho wonderful memories Deleave to Sandy and me AMBITION: U.S.Navy EDWARD L. ANDERSON NICKNAME: DE MOLAY -St. Helena-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sock a bone or Are you rude REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf and Mr. Ekom and Crudeness - AMBITION: Ph.O. in Sociology DANIEL J. ANDREASEN NICKNAME: ANDY St. Lawrence - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith AMBITION: College STEPHEN J. ANDRAJACK-NICKNAME: A - Immaculate Conception- REMEMBERED MOST: Happening 67 ' and De Homecoming AMBITION: College JOEL A. ANDRYCHOWICZ-NICKNAME: SKIPPY St. Charles - Football 1.2,3,4. Baseball 1,3.4. Basketball 1.2. 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What tho . . . REMEMBERED MOST: Skipping with Dan Gingohch to play pin ball machines-AMBITION: Dictator of Poland ROY K. ANGLE NICKNAME: TIGER and BUTCH - St. Stevons Swimming 3. Gymnastics 4- FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really! REMEMBERED MOST: The swimming toam and all the meets AMBITION: Medicine JAMES F. ARCHER NICKNAME: ARCH -St. Joan of Arc-Hockey 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Du Bo is and Mr. Graf ROGER D. ARELLANO NICKNAME: ROCKY lm-maculate Conception Football 1. Wrestling 1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is there any more beer?-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clarke's freshman football team ROBERT E. ANDERSON NICKNAME. “BUTCH -Incarnation Student Council 1.2, Wrestling 1. Hockey 2. Football 4. Baseball 4 AMBITION: Store manager for Lund's-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee THOMAS W. ASHCRAFT-NICKNAME: ASH -St. Clement Golf 3.4-AMBITION: Law - REMEMBERED MOST Fireworks in Ekem's class EDWARD ASSAD GARHARDT C. BALEGO St. Charles Borromeo Contact 1. 2.3.4, Gymnastics 3. Class Officer 1,2, Student Council 3,4 -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a bear!-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael-AMBITION: Lawyer 13 I SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS IORS bill bauer - nickname: ••BILLY REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. John JOHN P. BAUMTROG-NICKNAME: “BOMBER St. Po-tor' REMEMBERED MOST: 68 Holy Angela Christmas Dance FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Give me a break - AMBITION: College DAVID C. BEDNARK-NICKNAME: DAVE -St. Cyril s -REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekern’s English class-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That’s the breaks-AMBITION: To major in history and Russian JAMES BELLESON GREGORY J. BENDER NICKNAME: GREG -St. Bridgets-Track 1. Glee Club 2.3. National Honor Society -REMEMBERED MOST: My 5.000 strokes in Mr. Ekern's class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Lissen-AMBITION: Dentist BRIAN E. BENSON-NICKNAME. “BRIZ St. Alphonsus REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith paying students for answers - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: His parents are a couple of nice guys-AMBI-TION: Nuclear Physics THOMAS L. BENSON-NICK-NAME: TOM -St. Helenas -Track 1.2. Tennis 4-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond s and Mr. Heap's classes FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Aro Cl ever stupid? AMBITION, th teacher GRANT M. BERG-NICK-NAME: GRUNT BIRD -Annunciation Islander 2.3.4. Delta 2, S.C. 4. Chorus 1. Contact 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: Homeroom 302. working late on the Islander and the magical Islander key - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: We could got suspended for this AMBITION: Computer Technology VINCENT J. BERG NICKNAME: VINCE -St. Law-renco - Baseball 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Religion Department’s physchedelc largo group - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I have nothing to say AMBITION: English teacher or professional basebaH player JOSEPH A. BERG-NICK-NAME: JOE St. Margaret Mary REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf FAVORITE EXPRESSION. Stud AMBITION: Designing Engineer DONALD RICHARD BETZ-OLD-NICKNAME: DON . Our Lady of Victory - Contact 2.3. Islandor 3.4. Delta 2.3. Labyrinth. Debate 3. S.C. 4-REMEMBERED MOST: Fun-nine around with tho “Islander editorial board, especially on KDWB FAVORITEEXPRES-SION: Bite a rock .. . See you out there-AMBITION: Disc-Jockey 14 THOMAS W. BOARDMAN-NICKNAME: TOMMY”- St. Philip’s - Science Club 4-REMEMBERED MOST -All My Great Teachers - FAVORITE EXPRESSION - Let It All Hang Out - AMBITION: Electrical Engineer RODGER J. BODIN — NICKNAME: GUNGA’-Our Lady of Victory - Football 2. Track 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: First Day I Saw De.- FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Say Man AMBITION: Make a Million Beachcombing J. ROGER BONA - NICKNAME: BONES -Immaculate Conception - Class Officer REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Gerald Miller's stories about his family.-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Everything's fine if you’ve got good taste. THOMAS B. BOUGHTON NICKNAME: TORCHER St. Charles Borromeo - Chorus 4. Contact. Baseball 1. Track 2-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Fiedelis, Montreal and the good times at De. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yes my little Chicadee! Yes ROBERT F. BOUTA-NICKNAME: BOATER’ -St. Albert the Great-N.H.S., Football 1, 2. Contact 1.2-AMBITION: Lawyer WILLIAM C. BRAASCH NICKNAME: BILL - St. Bona-venture-Glee Club 1. Science Club 4 - REMEMBERED MOST: Times I had with Schar-din and Maciacek-AMBITION: Electrical Engineer DANIEL J. FINN NICKNAME: BOOBY - Track. Contact REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Dibble's Biology class-AMBITION: Syndicate member ROBERT L. BRANTON-NICKNAME: ROB St. Austins REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Groph AMBITION: Go to College THOMAS EDWARD BREWER -NICKNAME: LITTLE ONE” - Holy Rosary - REMEMBERED MOST: Senior Religion Happening - FAVORITE EX-PRESSION: Out to Lunch PATRICK DONALD BROWN NICKNAME: GOVERNOR”-St. Anne’S - REMEMBERED MOST: Happening '67-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Eat rocks and lick razor blades AMBITION: To graduate from college MICHAEL K. BROWN-NICK-JAME.- MIKE” - Incarnation -REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Lkern - favorite English teacher AMBITION: College 15 G. MICHAEL 8URGOYNE NICKNAME: MICK St. Bridget's Football 1. Chorus 1.2.3. Delta 4 - REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomore year with Brother Michael Lee FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You mack ROBERT M. BURNS-NICKNAME: “BOB St. John’s the Baptist-Football 2. Drama 3.4. Student Council 4 REMEMBERED MOST: 1966 Basketball Tournament - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Gunner, lend me a cigarette. THOMAS J. BURNS NICKNAME: “TOM -St. Helena's REMEMBERED MOST: Vacations and weekends - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Them's the broaks-AMBITION: Military service JOHN P. CARTER NICKNAME: TEX -St. Albert the Great SciencoClub - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Bohen and Drivers Training-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It's only a mat-tor of time AMBITION: Broadcasting ROY D. CAMPBELI_NICK- NAME: RED -St. Bonifaco Student Council 1.2. Chorus 1,2 REMEMBERED MOST: Kelly's Freshman English Class - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hang it - AMBITION: Medical career RAYMOND D. CAPUTA-NICKNAME: ROY CEPATA -St. Charles Borromeo Chorus 2.3. Class Officer 1.2. Hockey 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Fidclis. Jr. Retreat -AMBITION: Service PATRICK J. CARR-NICKNAME: PAT Visitation Tennis 1.2.3-REMEMBERED MOST: Sailing with Mr. Colston FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Aic Gunga. such is true, even the natives are rostloss AMBITION: Teaching MARK A. CASE St. Bridget s - REMEMBERED MOST: Food fights in Commons-AMBITION: Plastics DAVID C. CHRISTIANSON NICKNAME: BIG DAVE Holy Rosary Contact. Chess Club REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Raymond and Mr. Warkel FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm m like with you-AMBITION: Hippie THOMAS G. CLOUGH - NICKNAME: CLUFFER -St. Lawrence-REMEMBERED MOST: 1967 Hockey Tournament in Duluth FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You're out of your mind -AMBITION: Air Force RICHARD B. COODINGTON-NICKNAME: “COD Resurrection-Baseball 1. Contact 1.2-REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomoro year 302 AMBITION: Mathematics JOHN A. CURTIS NICKNAME: JACKIE St. Clem-ents - REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond and Mr. Graf FAVORITE EXPRESSION: All right! AMBITION: Psychology or Law 16 DANIEL L. COLEMAN NICKNAME: TURTLE” - Incarnation Track 1.2.3,4. Crosscountry 3.4. Monogram Club 4. Student Council 4 REMEMBERED MOST-Fall Dance at Regina (Senioryear) FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do your parents say about that? AMBITION: Teaching or Pharmacy KEVIN COLLINS NICKNAME: DUMPY St. Elizabeth Football 1.2.3.4, Cheer-loading 3.4. Monogram Club, islander. Drama 3.4. Contact 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Mrs. Byrne and Religion happening FAVORITE EXPRESSION Eot it all up- AMBITION: Sod roller and gardner KEVIN M. COMBS-NICKNAME: MURF . Christ the King Baseball 1. Wrestling 1. Football 2.4. Student Counci 3 - REMEMBERED MOST. The guys I have met FAVORITE EXPRESSION Is that right? AMBITION: Business ROY COOTWARE All Saints REMEMBERED MOST: Bro, Raimond AMBITION: Business PAUL J. COSSETTE NICKNAME: COUZEY St. Annes Student Counci 1.2.3.4. Advisory Officer 1.3 REMEMBERED MOST: The mad house of 21c. Freshman year FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How s it gomg? AMBITION Graduate from college GARY S. COWLES St. Austin Science Club REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman year FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't do that JAMES W. CURRAN-NICK-NAME: JIM” Visitation Gymnastics 2. Swimmng 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST Week-ends-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sorry about that AMBITION: Teacher GERALD S. DAVIDSON NICKNAME: 'HARLEY REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Hei-bot's biology class - FAVORITE EXPRESSION Boot the boot GLENN A. DAVIS NICKNAME: GLENN”-St. Anthony of Padua-Track 1 - REMEM BERED MOST: The friends I have met hore-FAVORITE EXPRESSION 111 drink to that -AMBITION: work at a job I can really enjoy RICHARD DENMAN NICKNAME RICK Hockey 1.2.3. 4. Contact. S.C. 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Duluth Trip Annunciation — AMBITION: Business JAMES V. DELMONICO NICKNAME: D.D. - St. Charles Borromeo Wrestling 1.2. Swimming 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Putting Don down AMBITION: Make a lot of money DONALD DELISI- NICKNAME “JOE DON” Basilica Football 1.2.3. Hockey 1.2.3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. H.R. Officers REMEMBEREDMOSTi All the groat times with the boys ana Bro. Michael Lee and the Hockey team FAVORITE EXPRESSION: The greatest truths are the smplest and so are the greatest men AMBITION Business 17 RONALD E. DENNIS-NICKNAME: -RON St. John the Baptist S.C. 1. Class Officer 1. Football 1.2.3.4-REMEMBERED MOST: The time that I opened the door to the laundry room FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right AMBI- TION: To be successful GARY P. DOLD-NICKNAME: CURLY - St. Timothy Art Club 2. Delta 2.3. NHS REMEMBERED MOST: All of my friends and experiences -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Yeah AMBITION: Veterinary Medicine JOHN DOUGHERTY-NICK-NAME: JOHNNY St. Charles-Hockey 2.3 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. War-kel’s Math lectures-AMBITION: Chemical Engineer TIMOTHY P.DUMMER NICKNAME: BIG-UN Hockey 2. Islander 3. Cross Country 4. Track 4 - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. DuBois' English Class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I ain't gonna do it STEPHEN M. DYER NICKNAME: DYER Christ the King-Wrestling 1.2,3.4, Football 1. Cross Country 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Rai-mond - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Jocko AMBITION Air Force Pilot CRAIG W. ELDRIDGE NICKNAME: EL DORADE WOOD-INGTON WOOD DUCK -St. Charles-Track 1. B-Managor 2. Swimming 3 - REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomore year with Bro. Michael Lee FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Missed by that much AMBITION: Lowyor STEVEN E. ELLERAAS NICKNAME: STEVE St. Stephens Baseball 3.4. S.C. 1.2.3. Football 1.2, Wrestling 1 REMEMBERED MOST: 1967 1968 Varsity Baseball Team FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's what you think - AMBITION: Lawyer GORDON N. ELLIOT-NICKNAME: NORT’ -St. Williams REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Allright AMBITION: Professional pitot or Dentist JOHN B. EMOND NICKNAME: JOHN”-St. Charles Football 1. Wrestling 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee and all the great kids at Do-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that Beat!!-AMBITION: Medicine THOMAS M. ENNEN NICKNAME: TOM'-St. Annes Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Class Officer 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: Senior year and Mr. Clark - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Here's the deal .... ahhh! AMBITION: Lawyer MARK E. ERDMANN —NICKNAME: “MARKY Annunciation Contact 1 - REMEMBERED MOST: 12-C-FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Bite a Rock - AMBITION: Teaching MICHAEL ESS-NICKNAME: MIKE -St. Annos-Chess Club 3.4. Math Club 2.3.4. Science Club 2.3.4. NHS REMEMBERED MOST: The techniques of the teachers and the tricks of the students -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: B.S. AMBITION: Research Chemist 18 RONALD J. ELZUCK NICKNAME: STORK Holy Cross -Chess Club 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Robinson's Math Classes - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: 'Theoretically ... . -AMBITION: Physicist JOHN J. FALLON-NICKNAME: TASTEE BREAD KID .Holy Name Contact Cross Country 2, Homeroom Officer 1.2 REMEMBERED MOSTt The Weekends AMBITION: Business HAROLD S. FLEETHAM NICKNAME: HARRY . In-carnation Chorus 3.4. Drama 3.4, Monogram Club Cheerleader 3,4. Delta 4. Student Council 3.4. Contact 3.4. islander 3 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Riant REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond's Jr. Religion and the great guys here atDe.'' PATRICK T. FOLEY NICKNAME: “HEAD Christ the King N.H.S- Contact REMEMBERED MOST: Making new friends BRIAN A. FREDRICKSON NICKNAME: FRED -Saint Boniface Hockey 2,3,4, Track 1 -REMEMBERED MOST: 1967 State Catholic Hockey Tournament. Bro. Mi-chaol Lee-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: All Right AM-BITHDN: Study at U. of M. THOMAS J. GALVIN St. Albert the Great FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Love makes the world go 'round. THOMAS GABRIELSON NICKNAME: GABE St. Helena's FAVORITE EX-PRESSION: “I don't believe it - AMBITION: Electrician WILLIAM ALFRED GAFFNER NICKNAME: RINGO - Holy Name Football 2.3.4. Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: DON JOYCE. Sophomore year. Big Al. Boredom. Chemistry, b.o.. and Senior 68 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Brother Who? AMBITION: Journalism MARK J. GAGNON NICKNAME: GAGS' -St. Joan of Arc Track 2. Hockey 2. Contact 2.3 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Heibel and the Bean and Poa Caper-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Spot me a dime will ya? - AMBITION: Join the Navy MARK J. GAMACHE NICKNAME GOMER-GOMER-GO-MER-GOMER ! St. Charles Borromeo Baseball 1.4. Student Council 1.2.3, Monogram Club 4. Football 1.2,3.4. Student Officer 1,2, Contact REMEMBERED MOST: The First month of my fourth year of football. Terth and knee FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hm Hm ha ha aaaa-Hm Hm ha ha aaaa AMBITION: Dentistry orToaching JOSEPH L. GEIS NICK-NAME: JOE St. Mark Delta 4. N.H.S. REMEMBERED MOST: Eating lunch with the snake and the guys senior year-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Take it easy-AMBITION: Go to college and then? DANIEL R. GINGERICH NICKNAME: GINOR GIN- GER -St. Timothy's-Basketball 1.2.4. Track 2. Football 2 REMEMBERED MOST: The great teachers here - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really!-AMBITION: Painter 19 MARK S. GODLEWSKI NICK-NAME: POLACK Holy Cross-Football. Track REMEMBERED MOST: My good friend. Greg FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi. curly AMBITION: EJoctronic engineer TIMOTHY S. GORMLEY NICKNAME: “G”-Resurrec- tion Track 1.2.4 REMEMBERED MOST. Bro. Raimond and Bro. Jorocno FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ob no! AMBITION; Mocbanics GREGORY M. GRAHAM NICKNAME: “BILLY -St. Al-phonses - Track 1.2.3.4, Student Council 2.3 REMEMBERED MOST: Frosh Spanish with Mr. Smith-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Tm hungry -AMBITION: Law JOHN GRAY NICKNAME: CALHOUN Incarnation Class Officer. S.C.. Contact. Drama. Glee Club. Monogram Club. Cheerleader. Debate. Manager REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond. Bro. Giles and all the great guys at De FAVORITE EXPRESSION! Here comes Controversy AMBITION: Get through collogo TOM GROMEK Student Council. Com. of Pub.. Islander 3.4 STEVEN GROTHJAN St. Charles Track 2.3 REMEMBERED MOST: Senior retreat - AMBITION: Accountant RONALD E. GRYNIEWSKI NICKNAME: POLAK - Our Lady of Victory Wrestling 1. Baseball 1-REMEMBERED MOST: The great guys and teachers-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Two or nine AMBITION: Attend U. of M. ROGER L. GRZESKOW1AK NICKNAME: GRES-COW-ITCH” Our Lady of Victory -Wrestling 1. Cross-country 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Dibble's Biology and Senior Syndicate-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: We ll probably talk to ya later then AMBITION: Math TIMOTHY H. GUNTZEL NICKNAME: “GUNNER -St. John the Baptist Cross Country 2. Baseball 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekem's Class WXYZ FAVORITE EXPRESSION; Ain't that a gas AMBITION; Medicine GARY R. GUSTAFSON NICKNAME. GUPPY St. Annes Hockey. Tennis. Gymnastics. Dramatics. Delta REMEMBERED MOST: Mole Man and Boy-FAVORITE EX-PRESSION: Bite a rock AMBITION: Com put or programer RUSSELL J. HAAGENSEN-NICKNAME: 'HAAG Holy Cross Baseball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4 -REMEMBERED MOST: All my school activities FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That Swan is a d..k AMBITION: To become President of the Thu rider c he ken Ctub 20 JOHN P. HACKENMUELLER NICKNAME: HACK -Incarnation WrostlinK 3. Islander 3,4, Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Junior and Senior Retreat-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: First down on the Minnesota 29 yard line AMBITION: College EDWIN P. HACKERT NICKNAME: FAST EDDIE St. Annes REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Terersi's moth class and Brother Raimond FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Let it all hang out AMBITION: C.P.A. GREGORY A. HAINY NICKNAME: GREG Holy Cross Wrestling 1 - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney's class FAVORITE EXPRESSION H. Cody AMBITION Service PETER W. HACKETT NICKNAME: GUMBY St. Potor’s Track 1.2.3. Dramatics 2.3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: When I got locked in my locker Freshman year FAVORITE EX-PRESSION: I just can't hack it AMBITION: 30 years in Viet Nam STEVEN HALVERSON NICKNAME: STEVE -Holy Rosary Dramatics 1.2 - REMEMBERED MOST. Trips to White Castle- AMBITION: Law DENNIS M. HAMERSKI NICKNAME: SKI St. Charles Comm, of Athletics. Football 1.2,3. Track 1.2.3. Basketball 1. Contact 1.2.3. ClassOfficer 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do I do -AMBITION: Enginoor WILLIAM J. HANNAN NICKNAME: BIGGIN AND LARGE Ascension - Football 1.2.3.4. Monogram 4. S.C.4, Class Offi-cer4 REMEMBERED MOST K. Modules and my load on the 45 AMBITION To have more loads on the 45 GARY L. HARDY-NICKNAME; HARDON Incarnation Football 1. Bowling 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekem’s Class and the Har-deanis Brothers - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Aah. come on now! _ AMBITION: Trade School ROBERT M. HARE NICKNAME: RABBIT St. Brid- gets-Football 2-REMEMBERED MOST. Mr. Paul Joyce and Mr. McEachern - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right AMBITION: Service STEPHEN H ARNETT- CHARLES J. HEDLUND NICKNAME: CHARLIE -St. Austin-Class Officer 1.2. Monogram Club 4. Hockey 1.2. 3.4. Baseball 1. Chorus 3-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee and the great guys at Do FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't think so AMBITION: Collogo RICHARD T. HEDSTROM -NICKNAME: HAROLD - St. Peter's-Chorus 1. Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Robinson's Math Class-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you kidding me AMBITION: College 21 LAWRENCE HENTGES CHRISTOPHER HEILL.E JOHN HENNESSY NICKNAME: CHRIS AMBITION: Professional photographer RAYMOND J. HERDEGEN-NICKNAME: “RAY -Annun- ciation Football, Drama, Art Club. (Posters). Dance Decorations, Literary Magazine REMEMBERED MOST! Great Students-AMBITION: Art JAMES F. HINZ NICKNAME MIDGET”- Visitation-Football 1.2.3.4. Monogram 3.4 Advisor President 1-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hi ya Hog - REMEMBERED MOST: Suspension Senior year, and football 1.2.3.4. and all the rude guys - AMBITION: To get mar-nod and have lots of Kids. PATRICK J. HIPWELL-NICKNAME: DIBBLE -Annunciation-Chorus 1 AMBITION: Tcachrig DONALD J. HOFFER NICKNAME: GOPHER Basilica Glee Club 1. Advisory Officer 1,2. TrecK 1.2. Student Courv CH 3.4. Contact 3.4. Delta 4. Dramatics 4 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Now what did I do?—REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. John and Mr. Maroney's Senior Social Studios Class -AMBITION: Social Worker MARK R. HOWITZ NICKNAME- SNAKE St. Charles Borromeo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Dogs do it-REMEMBERED MOST: My crude classmates and normalcy before modularscheduling AMBITION: Go to college and be successful. SETH T. HUNTINGTON NICKNAME: LIPF ER -Incarnation - Class Officer 2. Ton-nis 3. Contact 1.2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I’d just as soon smack you as look at you. REMEMBERED MOST: Bop-per John Kaine. Ekem's Brit. Lit.courso AMBITION: To become a Lawyer TODD A. lANNAZZO-Our Lady of Victor Student Council 1 FAVORITE EX-PRESSION: You’re Boat. REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming ’67. AMBITION: Teach-ng GREGORY J. INHOFER NICKNAME: GRAPE St. Annes-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: outasite REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekern's class Junior year AMBITION: Musician, pop composor. STEPHEN G. JAKALA - NICKNAME: JACK Holy Cross Track 1.2.3.4. Hockey 2.3.4-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith s Spanish I AMBITION: Forest Ranger. 22 GARY M. JANAS NICK-NAME: GAR Immaculate Conception REMEMBERED MOST - Airplanes In Mr. Smith’s Spanish class-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's your problem AMBITION: Teaching GREGORY C. JANOWIEC NICKNAME: GERG St. Austins Football 1.2.3. Class Officer 2. Student Council Delegate 3. Student Council Treasurer 4. Chorus 3. Drama-tiCS 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Kissing my senior homeroom teacher-FAVORITE EXPRESSION Because there are no bones in ice cream AMBITION: Mortician Or Lawyer KEVIN JENSEN NICKNAME: KEV Our Lady of Victory Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Trock 1.2. 3.4. Cross Country 3.4. Student Council 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Dramatics 4. Contact 3.4. Cheorloading 4. Pep Club 2. Delta 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Midstream trio made the Big-Time FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Can I borrow your paper AMBITION: Teacher CRAIG D. JOHNSTON NICKNAME: WHIZ St. Charles Borromeo Football 2 REMEMBERED MOST: FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Slip mo a little AMBITION: College? RICHARD J. JOHNSON NICKNAME: JOHNS - Holy Name Contact 1.2. NHS 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Summer 67 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't give a rot’s ... AMBITION: Lawyer DENNIS M. JOHNSTON-NICKNAME: JOHNS -St. Albert Football 1. Contact 1.2. 3. Cheerleader 2. Delta 3 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. The-senvitz. Br. Raimond and Froshman year FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh yeah AMBITION: Undecided MICHAEL N. JOSEPH NICKNAME. CHARGER -St. Patrick Trock 1. Student Council Delogato 1. Delta 4-REMEMBERED MOST: De and Benilde basketball gomes FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hay goof AMBITION: World's famous photographer KEVIN JUREK _ NICKNAME: GOUDA” St. Stephens Wrestling 1. Football 2. Adv. officer 2 REMEMBERED MOST. Fat Jock FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wooaff AMBITION: College JOHN E. KANE St. Richards REMEMBERED MOST. Good t� nes at Do-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why not-AMBITION: Social Sciences GERARD KARN Track 2.3 CHARLES E. KELLY JR. NICKNAME: CHUCK' -St. Kovin REMEMBERED MOST: Br. Giles and Carl - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Yea I suppose - AMBITION: Business JOHN P. KELLY NICKNAME ’’JACK Resurrection Chorus 1.2.3.4. Islander 2.3.4. Student Council Delegate 1.2.4, Student Council Ex. Board 3. Monogram Club 4 REMEMBERED MOST. 1C Br. Raimond. The wierd Islander staff FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey you guys wanna make a raid? AMBITION: Medicine 23 KEVIN C. KENNEDY NICKNAME: KEV Immaculate Conception - Chorus 2.3.4. Drama 1 REMEMBERED MOST: The night before Spring Concert and Marne-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You crude beast AMBITION: High school teacher THOMAS E. KENNEDY-NICKNAME: THE DUDE - Incarnation Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 2.3.4. Football 1. Monogram Club 4. Contact 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: When Bill Hannon laid it on the line and Christmas night at the barn FAVORITE EXPRESSION. Are you ready for this? AMBITION: Secret agent MICHAEL S. KENNEY - NICKNAME: MIKE Christ the King REMEMBERED MOST: Good friends, dances. tr« to Duluth - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right?.... Oh. am I? AMBITION: Business Administration PATRICK J. KERNAN NICKNAME: GOOFY Basilica Contact 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3. 4. Hockey 1.2.3.4. Tennis 1.2. 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. National Honor Society. Islander 4 -REMEMBERED MOST: 1967 Hockey Tournament FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hamm it up JOHN G. KETTERING NICKNAME: LITTLE KID St. Al-borts the Great Football 1.2. 3.4. Hockey 2.3.4. Nationol Honor Society. Student Council 1.2. Monogram Club 3.4-REMEMBERED MOST: Lost at St. Croix Falls FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Do it now. you will do it in the game AMBITION: To command the Star Ship Enterprize GERALD KIESNER NICKNAME: KIES --St. Annos Swmmine 1.2. Gymnastics 2.4 - REMEMBERED MOST: Bro Giles Art classes-FAVORITE EXPRESSION Rude - AMBITION: Commercial Art THOMAS W. KLICK —NICKNAME: FLINT Or KLICK-ER - St. Annes Student Council 1. Drama 1.2. Delta 4. N.H.S.. Class Officer 1 - REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman homoroom 20c with Mr. Miller FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hey you. come here AMBITION: Attend college GREGORY J. KNAEBLE NICKNAME: GREG Immaculate Conception - Baseball 1. 3.4, Dramatics 3. Chcorloadmg 2.4. Homeroom Officer 3. Contact 1.2.3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: State Tournaments. Homecoming '67. Mr. Ekem FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't play games AMBITION: Cowboy STEVEN KOHL PAUL W. KOPAZ NICKNAME: “KOPPY St. Phillip's REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know AMBITION: Electrician MICHAEL J. KOTULA-St. Al- PETER G. KOVAR NICK-berts-Track 1.2.3.4 NAME: PEEPS -St. Ste- phens-Drama 4. Ski Club 1.2. 3. Track 1.3. Student Council 1.2.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Graduation Day FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Got a rubber band AMBITION. Do whatevor comes first 24 MIC HAIL A. KRAKOWSKI NICKNAME: KRAKER St. Kovin Basketball 1.2. Broom ball REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond. Bro. Edward. The Buys at. Do-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I hope I won't get caught. KEVIN K. KRAVE NICKNAME •KEY St. Bridget's-Contact 1.2. H.R. Officer, Drama 3.4. Islander 3.4. C.F.M. 4 REMEMBERED MOST: 214 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hoy guys If wo over got caught for this! AMBITION: Architecture MICHAEL J. KRAWEC NICKNAME: MNXAUIO - St. Constantine Art 1 - REMEMBER-ED MOST: School FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Come agam AMBITION: Whatever I can do best. MICHAEL D. KU JAWA - NICKNAME: “JAVA MAN St. Lawrence - Student Council 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Soph. Biology Class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a sucker bait AMBITION: Dentistry ALBERT K. KUKLINSKI — NICKNAME: JU JU As- sumption - Baseball 3.4. Contact 4. Cheerleading 4. Class Officer 4-REMEMBERED MOST: Tho Duluth trip-hotel. JAMES P. KUNTZ NICK-NAME: JIM -St. Albert's-Wrestling 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond's 1C-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you crude AMBITION: Architect. JAMES J. KUSKEY NICKNAME: “JIM BAR KUS -Immaculate Conception AV Club 2. Contact 1. Cheerleader 4-REMEMBERED MOST: All the great kids l met at De FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sure I believe your B.S. AMBITION: Teaching MICHAEL A. KWATERA NICKNAME CUBBY Ascension Islander 1.2.3.4. Literary Mag. CCD REMEMBERED MOST: Bro Raimond and 1C FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really, now AMBITION: Teaching JOHN B. LACHANCE - NICK NAME. ' LAST CHANCE”-S Joan of Arc - Basketball 1.2.: Track 1. Drama 2.3.4. Clas Otfcer 2. S.C. 2.3 REM EX BERED MOST: Lenard Co ston. Dramatics FAVORIT EXPRESSION: I'm not prou or prejudiced AMBITlOh Com. Pilot GREGORY J. LAGERMEIRE NICKNAME: WEISEL” St. Peters - Swimming 1. REMEMBERED MOST-. Omar Hen-mngsgaard's jokes FAVORITEEXPRESSION: Know what I mean AMBITION: Businessman. STEVEN J. LAGERMEIER -NICKNAME: CHOPPER - St. Peters Swimming 1. Football 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. James religion class and Billy Heibel's class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: All right AMBITION: Businessman BRAD L. LAIS NICKNAME: NONE -St. Joan of Arc Football 4. Track 1. NHS REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekern and Mr. Thesenvitz -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Tie my shoo lace, would you AMBITION: Woight lifter 25 GREGORY T. LANG-NICKNAME: RANG Immaculate Conception - Bowling 2. Dr ami 2-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith's Spanish Class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You've got to bo putting me on AMBITION: To lead a safari along the wild Mississippi LEONARD A. LANG NICKNAME: SNEAKY LEN St. Anne's - Football 2. Class Officer 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming 1967 -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right - AMBITION Criminology ROBERT LARSEN NICKNAME: BOB DONALD LASOTA NICKNAME: DON -Incarnation-Swimming 1. TracK l.'Gotf 4-REMEMSERED MOST. Modular Scheduling-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hope I don't get caught AMBITION: To make money GREGORY J. LATOURELLE NICKNAME: GREG” - St. Anne's-Class Officer 1.2. Wrestling 1,2. Golf 4. Spanish Club 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: Modular Scheduling FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh. Lute, what are you doing? -AMBITION: To be famous, rich and single STEPHEN J. LEITSCHUH NICKNAME: “KITTY St. Charles - Football 1 .Track 1.2. 3.4. Drama 3.4. Delta 3-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee and Mr. Clark FAVORITE EXPRESSION: AMBITION: Artist JOHN H. LEVEQUE- NICKNAME: LITTLE FELLER -St. Stephens REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekem's homeroom FAVORITE EXPRESSION: unbelievabio! AMBITION: College THOMAS C. LEVOIR NICK-NAME: LEVY St. Lawrence Hockey 1.2.3.4-REMEMBERED MOST: Duluth Hockey Tournament FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Can't say-AMBITION: Service JOSEPH P. LITECKY NICKNAME: PAT St. Charles Baseball 1.3.4. Football I.Ski Club I.2.N.H.S. REMEMBERED MOST: The NORDEAST table in Biology FAVORITE EXPRESSION Hay Head! Where's my money?-AMBITION Aeronautical Engineor STEPHEN C. LONG-NICKNAME: CHUNKY -Christ the King Chorus 1,2.3.4. Drama 4. Art Club 1. Monogram Club 4-REMEMBERED MOST: The Carnival FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It is not my fault you're a narrow minded bigot AMBITION: Psychology EMIL J. LORENZ NICKNAME: MEL St. Albort the Great Wrestling 1.2.4. Track 1.2.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond and Mr. Ekern FAVORITE EXPRESSION: God. are you good AMBITION - Physical Therapist THOMAS G. LOVETT NICKNAME: WEINIE” - St. Poter's - Football 2.4. S.C. 2.3. Track 3.4. Chorus 1.2. Cheerleader 3.4. Islander 3. Cross-Countiy 3. Class Officer 1.2. Contact f. 2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3 REMEMBERED MOST: State tournaments and Mr. Joyce FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm not as dumb as you look AMBITION To be a man for all reasons 26 CRAIG W. LUEDEMANN-NICKNAME: GlARC St. Annes Class Officer 1.2.3. Student Council 1.2. Track 2. 4. Golf 4. Wrestling 1 REMEMBERED MOST: The retreats and Mr. Bohen AMBITION: Law THOMAS LUTZ NICKNAME: PAT St. Margaret Mary DANicL o. lynch nickname LITTLE DAN” Our Lady of Victory Football 1.2. 3.4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Track 1. 2.4. Dramatics 2.3.4. Contact 1.3. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Islander 4. Gymnastics 2. Delta 4. Homo room Officor 2.4-REMEMBERED MOST. The people I lived with through High school FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Save It! AMBITION. Medics JAMES E. MACIASEK NICKNAME: “JIM St. Philips Science Club - REMEMBERED MOST: All the great guys I’ve mot at Do FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Test? What test? AMBITION: Medics CHARLES J. MAKOUSKY NICKNAME: CHARLIE St. Albort the Great Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Where ever you 8o. that's where you are - AM-ITION: Industrial Mathematician THOMAS L. MALIK NICKNAME BOOIE’-St. Austin -Advisory Officer 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1,2,3.4. Chorus 1, 2.3, Contact 1.2.3,4, Monogram Club 3.4. Cheerleader 3, Track 1. Delta REMEMBERED MOST: State Tournaments - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bite the proverbial bag AMBITION: Love ’em ancf leave JAMES L. MANCE— NICKNAME: “SCHMUCKS St. Helena’s REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Give me a break THOMAS J. MANION NICKNAME: MARTY St. Bridget’s Track 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Later AMBITION: Lawyer NICHOLAS J. MANNING NICKNAME. NICK - St. Bridget - Contact 1.2. Islander 2.3. N.H.S. REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wait a minute! - AMBITION: Engineering WAYNE T. MARGOTTO Immaculate Conception - REMEMBERED MOST: Home-coming FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How does that grab ou? AMBITION: Mathema- DOUGLAS J. MASON NICKNAME: BRONCO St. Al-phonsus-Gloe Club 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Heap and Mr. Warkel and freshman advisory FAVORITE EXPRESSION: A little humor there AMBITION: Forestry ELMAR H. MAZURS NICK-NAME: FUDD -Ascension Ski Club 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Regina-Dclski trips FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Test? What test? AMBITION: Forestry 27 oennis m. mccauley NICKNAME -MAC St. Patrick's REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond's World Cultures 2 class - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Would you believe? AMBITION; Architecture MICHAEL J. McCAULEY-NICKNAME: MIKE” Our Lady of Victory - C.C.D. Stephen t. McClellan -NICKNAME: TRENCH Our Lady of the Lake REMEMBERED MOST: Syndicate meetings at 330 University FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That calls for another beer AMBITION: Law school JEFFREY J. MCDONALD NICKNAME: MAC - St. Richard's - Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Monogram Club 3.4. Contact 1.2.3.4. Homeroom Officer 1.2. Student Council 1.2,3 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond and lOc-FAVORITE EXPRESSION - This is true- AMBITION: Psychologist MARK MoGILL NICKNAME SMITTY Holy Rosary REMEMBERED MOST: Hair rule FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It ain't mo babe AMBITION: Following Hugh Heffner JOHN G. McKAY NICKNAME JAC Annunciation Swimming 1.2. Cheerleader 2. 4 REMEMBERED MOST: The great Do men FAVORITE EXPRESSION: God. am I tired! AMBITION: Happy, independent businessman. PIERRE L. MENARD NICKNAME- PIERRE St. Clement REMEMBERED MOST: Group Therapy during DEF FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why me? RONALD A. MERCHANT NICKNAME REGINALD VON MERCHANT St. Kevvi -Chorus 1.2.3. Islander 3. Contact 3.4. Art 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Ravnood FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Take God three times a day and you won't feel any pain AMBITION: Not to make it to the top of the heap GREGORY U. MEUERS NICKNAME: SUNSHINE Football 1.2. Contact 1.2.3. Chorus 4. Drama 1.3.4. Cheerleading 1.2. Student Council 1.2.3, Homeroom Officer 1 REMEMBERED MOST: My nutmeg trip on retreat FAVORITEEXPRESSION: There ain't much sense walkin' in the snow with no shoos AMBITION: Billboard painter GEORGE MEYERS Incarnation Wrestling 3.4. Track 2,3. 4. Cross Country 3.4 JOHN C. MEYERS NICKNAME: JACK” - Assumption REMEMBERED MOST Bro. Raimond and Bro. Michaol FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It's not funny AMBITION: Boing average, making 25.000 a yeor TIMOTHY A. MICHAELS NICKNAME: THOR St. Timothy's-Camera Club. Debate REMEMBEREO MOST: The great guys at De. Bro. Raimond and Bro. Michael Lee FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Catch ya later AMBITION: Politics 28 PHILIP MILES NICKNAME: PHIL JOHN W. MIROCHA NICK-NAME: ••CROTCH” - St. Charles Contact 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Football 1.2.3.4, Class Officer 1.2.4. S.C. 1.2.4. Chorus 3. Monogram Club 4. Baseball 4-REMEMBERED MOST: Montreal and the car for the demolition derby FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya. but their barnyard acid proof AMBITION: Moth ROBERT R. MISKOWIEC NICKNAME: “SKEEGAN - St. Hedwig's- Chorus 2,3, Monogram Club 4. Class Officer 2. 3. S.C. 2.3. Gymnastics Club 3 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee. Bro. Fidelis. and the trip to Montreal - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shad up! AMBITION: Lawyer or English teacher GREGORY W. MODEEN NICKNAME: MO Ascension REMEMBERED MOSTt Bro. Raimond and Mr. Hoibd FAVORITE EXPRESSIONi AMBITION: Business PATRICK MORGAN-NICKNAME: MORG - Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Grafs Classes JOHN MORROW NICKNAME: MORRIE”-REMEMBERED MOST: The night before Homecoming-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cool off Joe AMBITION: MICHAEL MOSKALIK NICKNAME: “MOOSE DOUGLAS A. MUELLER-NICKNAME: DOUG St. Bridget REMEMBERED MOST: The great guys I met FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right AMBITION: Mathematician ROBERT M. MUSCALA NICKNAME MOOSE - Holy Cross - Islander 3.4. S.C. 4. Contact 1.2.3.4. N.H.S.. Class Officer 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond and Homecoming 67 - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bite a rock AMBITION: Modicme STEPHEN M. NAJARIAN NICKNAME: STEVE St. Charles Chorus 1.2.3.4. Contact 1.3. S.C. 3. N.H.S.. CCD, Dramatics 1.2. Student Council Secretary REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Fidelis and the Chorus FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I love mankind; it’s people I can't stand AMBITION: College teacher GERALD L. NALEPKA NICKNAME: JOL - Holy Cross Basketball 1.2.3-REMEM-BERED MOST: Those cookies in Haagensen's lunch-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Blow is out your ....! AMBITION: Biology DAN NALE2NY 29 DAVID A. NEI NICKNAME: JOHN N. NESTER LOUI St. Williams CYC 3. A REMEMBERED MOST: retreats FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Me neither AMBITION: Teacher or Civil Servant. ROBERT S. NIEMAN NICKNAME: CLETUSV Annunciation- S.C. 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Fat Albert and Sr. Syndicate and lunch at McDonalds FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Moybo it's me? AMBITION: Try to be successful PATRICK D. NOONAN NICKNAME: THE KID St. Austins Ski Club 1.2.3. H.R. Officer 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: All the guys in class of '67 and the great guvs FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What'S new kids AMBITION: Financier JOHN M. NORRIS NICK-NAME: MANLEY Basilica of St. Mary -Chorus 1.2.3. Contact 1.2. Monogram Club 4. NHS. H.R. Officer 1.2. Pep Club 2 REMEMBERED MOST: The greatest bunch of people ever assembled under one roof FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh shoot AMBITION: Medicine MICHAEL H. O BRIEN NICKNAME: O.B. -Annunciation Chorus 3. Contact 1, S.C. 2-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Teresi's Moth Class and se-nion year FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Are you rude AMBITION: Engineering MARK A. OLSON NICKNAME: SWEDE Resurrection Football 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Marony and Mr. Graf and the brothers-AMBITION: To graduate REED D. OLSON NICKNAME: OLIE Incarnation Football 1.2.3.4. Track 3. S.C. 3.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Senior Senate REMEMBERED MOST: Holy Angels and 67 Prom FAVORITE EXPRESSION. I L??? you D.... - AMBITION: Personnel Director THOMAS B. OLSON -NICKNAME: JOLSON Visitation B Football. Chorus 4. Drama 4 -REMEMBERED MOST: Heiblc's Hellcats and soph 302-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: The spirit indeed is willing, but the body is fagged out AMBITION: Social Worker WILLIAM W. ORMAN NICKNAME: ARMANII -Christ the King-Chorus 1.2.3. S.C. 1.2 REMEMBERED MOST: Glee Club and other teachers-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Right -AMBITION: Business Admin JAMES B. O'ROURKE-NICKNAME: JIM Christ the King Football 2.3.4. Contact 1.2,3. S.C. 2.3.4. NHS-REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming Week '67-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: ill be a blue nosed gopher!. AMBITION: Law MICHAEL J. O'ROURKE-NICKNAME: ORK -St. Al- Sunsus S.C. 1.2.3.4. Base-I 1. Basketball 1. Contact 1. 2.3.4, H.R. Officer 1.2. Senior Sonato - REMEMBERED MOST: The good guys and the great dances along with S.C. -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't do anything I wouldn't do . AMBITION: Law 30 MICHAEL P. OSTREM NICK-NAME; Big 'O’ -Resurrection REMEMBERED MOST: Fourteen dollars worth of fines in two weeks FAVORITE EXPRESSION. That's one mighty rude dude! AMBITION To do the best with what I have ROBERT E. PACYGA NICKNAME: SPOCK” - St. Charles Baseball 1. Chorus 3 REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael and the Montreal trip FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How come I'm never there when something happens LEON PAQUETTE NICKNAME: LEO DENNIS M. PAHL NICK-NAME: DENNY St. Anne's -Wrestling 1.4, Football 1. S.C. 1.3. Class Officer 1, Drama 3.4. Monogram Club 3. 4. Baseball 2. islander 4. C.M.F.S. 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: The wrestling team and the Islander Staff FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Bull! AMBITION: Teacher RONALD M. PARZYCK NICKNAME: RON St. Anne's - NHS. Basketball 1 -REMEMBERED MOST: The Religion Department's Happening- FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You’re about as bright os a burned out light bulb AMBITION: MARK G. PATNODE NICK-NAME: NODE -St. Anne's-Golf 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Heap's English Class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know AMBITION: Business Owner CRAIG J. PEINE NICKNAME: JOE -Christ the King - Islander 3.4. Delta 4. Art Club 2. N.H.S. REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michaol Lee and Mr. DuBois FAVORITE EXPRESSION. O.K. for you! AMBITION Medicine MARK A. PEINE NICKNAME: JOE - Christ the King Gymnastics 2. Skiing Club 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith's Spanish Class-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Boy. are you stupid! - AMBITION: Veterinarian STEVEN PELLETIER Francis Cibrini KEVIN M. PERRIER NICK-NAME: KEV - Annunciation Drama 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Lord Leonard FAVORITE EXPRESSION: AMBITION: Service GINO J. PERROZZI NICKNAME: HOGGER St. Austin's Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Drama 3.4. S.C. 1.2. Monogram Club 4 REMEMBERED MOST: All my friends at De FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Isn't anybody organized around hero AMBITION: Phy Ed or History MICHAEL R. PERRY NICKNAME: MIKE -St. Albert the Groat Track 1,2. N.H.S. REMEMBERED MOST: The time a warbler flew into Biology class AMBITION Mechanical Engineer 31 WILLIAM T. PETERSON NICKNAME: PETE -Ascension REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right. AMBITION: Attend the University PETER R. PIAZZI- NICKNAME: “PEDRO Wrestling 1. Track 1.3. Football 2, Chorus 3. Gymnastics-St. Anne's REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Thesenvite and Flagstaff. Arizona FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm off to see the wizard AMBITION: Mechanical Drafting TIMOTHY J. PITLICK NICKNAME: PITTS Our Lady of Victory REMEMBERED MOST: Three yoars with Mr. Colston. Mr. Grafs economics class, and being suspended twice in two days FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What do you mean. I just got a haircut - AMBITION: Politics CLINTON G. PRUYN JR.-NICKNAME: “BUD St. Brid- 60tS REMEMBERED MOST: Ir. Marciniak, Mr. Parsons, and Jim Porrazzo FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What a nico looking AMBITION: Draftsman JOHN R. PURDY-NICK-NAME: J.R.P. -Christ the King -Swimming 3 REMEMBERED MOST: Bill Hiebel and biology FAVORITE EXPRESSION Blow it up- AMBITION: Undecided WILLIAM QUIRK-NICK-NAME: WORK RONALD J. RAPAC2 — St. Anne's Art Club 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman Year FAVORITE EXPRESSION: -AMBITION: Art STEPHEN RASMUSSEN-NICKNAME: RAT FINK - St. Alberts REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Smith, and Bro. Michael FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really now-AMBITION: Barber MICHAEL REGAN - NICKNAME: RED - Incarnation JAMES E. RENZ-NICKNAME: LITTLE MITSU -Holy Rosary-Gymnastics 2. Ski Club 3- REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond — FAVORITE EXPRESSION: May I have a word with you. outside? - AMBITION - Computer Technician CHARLES RESCH-NICKNAME: CHUCK -Ascension Ski Club 3-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond-FA-VORITE EXPRESSION: Hey Munch-AMBITION: Law FRANCIS P. RINGWELSKI-NICKNAME: RING”-St. Hed-wig- Baseball 1 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Grafs Class-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Rats AMBITION: Accounting 32 DANIEL R. ROCK- NICKNAME: ROCK - Holy Namo-Cross Country 2.3.4. Track 1. 2,3.4. Contact 1.2-REMEMBERED MOST: Cross Country and Sr. year - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: How bout that-AMBITION: To be a secrot agent ALAN J. ROERS- NICKNAME: DUTCH BOY -Incarnation - Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4, H.R. Officer 1. 2,3.4, Monogram Club-REMEMBERED MOST - Snowball •68-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I bleed AMBITION: Dentistry DANIEL J. ROMAN-NICKNAME: ROMP-St. Charles REMEMBERED MOST: Balls FAVORITE EXPRESSION: What's a scort-AMBITION: Forestry ALDEN R. RUSSELL NICKNAME: SKIP St. Bridgets Islander 3.4, Art Club 2. Cross Club 4. Track 4. Science Club 4-REMEMBERED MOST: My conversation with an islander resident FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You’d like that wouldn't you - AMBITION: Chemical Engineer DONALD O. ST. DENNIS-NICKNAME: WILSON ST. PICKETT -St. Agnes Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2. H R. Officer 1.2.3.4- REMEMBERED MOST: Hannon and the Load on the 45-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Can I go out tonight Kathy?-AMBITION: Retailing ROBERT J. SATTERSTROM -NICKNAME. “DOC - Resur-rection REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond's religion class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Y coossss AMBITION: Business HAROLD J. SCHARDIN NICKNAME: SEX St. Charles Borromeo Scionce Club REMEMBERED MOST: The good times I hod with my buddies and Mr. Ribikowskis' bps on first aid FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Would you believe AMBITION: Electronic Engineering JOHN P. SCHMITT NICKNAME: JOHN St. Agnes NHS. H.R. Officer 2.3. S.C. 2-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond. Mr. Thesenvitz. B.B.. and othor things-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: This is True! AMBITION: Teaching STEPHEN S. SCHROEDER NICKNAME: SHROOTS - REMEMBERED MOST: Gene Smith FAVORITE EXPRESSION; You gtump CHARLES S. SCHULLER-NICKNAME: CHUCKLES -St. Bridgets - REMEM8ERED MOST: Spiczka and a leak in the country-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Wonderful is daisies coming through the pine trees - AMBITION: Art THOMAS J. SEIFERT NICKNAME: TOM - Visitation REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond and Bro. Dominic and large group religion - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm sorry AMBITION: Get married and make lots of money. JOHN P. SEIPLE- NICKNAME: BIG JOHN -St. Cyril Drama 3-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Colston's French and Mr. Robinson's Math FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I need another vocation AMBITION: Commercial Pilot 33 BENJAMIN SHADRACK STEPHEN E. SERAFIN-NICKNAME: STEVE”- St. Charles Borromeo-Track 1.2.3. Contact 1.2. Hockey 1. 2, Homoroom Officer 1,2.3.4 -REMEMBERED MOST: Sept. 12th. Bro. Michael Lee-FA. VORITE EXPRESSION: You know - AMBITION: Teacher or Social work GREGORY A. SHAMP NICKNAME: GREG All Saints Homeroom officer - 1,2-FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh. come on! TIMOTHY J. SHEEHAN-NICKNAME: TIM -Resurrection Contact 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Drama 3. 4. Class Officer 1 - REMEMBERED MOST: Luther and the Luthorans-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Do you believe it? AMBITION: Health career CHESTER SHERWOOD-NICKNAME: CHET All Saints JOHN K. SHIREK NICKNAME JOHN -St. Lawrence - REMEMBERED MOST: Spic-zka and the leak in the country -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Ya can't win 'em all AMBITION: Business JAMES J. SKAJA-NICKNAME: SACOY - Our Lady of Victory Wrestling 1_ REMEMBERED MOST: Homo-coming '67-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Did I hear anybody ask you?- AMBITION: Teacher BRETT SMITH - NICKNAME “MYTH - AS Saints- REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Frank and Bro. Raimond-AMBITION: Law BRUCE SMITH NICKNAME: BRUCY - REMEMBERED MOST: N.Y.A. - Mr. Abe W. DAVID J. SOBIECH - NICKNAME: SOBI St. Austin's-Baseball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1. 2.3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Spitzka and tho leak m the country - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Is that right? -AMBITION; Attend college DAVID J. SORMAN-NICKNAME: SUPER-SORE” Incarnation -Track 1.2. Delta 3.4. Cheerleader 3. Islander 3. 4. Monogram Club 4. N.H.S.. Drama 3.4 REMEMBERED MOST: Religion department's innovation, energy, effort, and initiative and my journalistic efforts --FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't tell anybody though AMBITION: Journalist - advertising GREGORY J. SOUKUP-NICKNAME: SOUK -Immaculate Conception - Football 1. 2.3.4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2, Track 1,3.4. Contact 1.2. Student Council 3.4. Labyrinth 3- REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Don't ask me-AMBITION Return to De as a teacher 34 PAUL M. SPELTZ - NICKNAME: BLATZ“-St. Joan of Arc REMEMBERED MOST-Mr. Ekern's English Class - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: - AMBITION: Mink Farmer MARK SPICZKA NICK-NAME: •DEAN St. Austins -Track 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Homecoming Parade FAVORITE EXPRESSION: This is true AMBITION E v ginooring STEPHEN M. SPLAN NICKNAME: STEVE St. Bridgets FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh. Is it? STEVEN M. SPOHN NICKNAME: SPAMONI Ascension-Track 1, Baseball 4-REMEMBERED MOST Summer of 67 FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why not-AMBITION: Navy JEREMY S. SPRINGER-NICKNAME: SPRUNG-IT -St. Bridget s-N.H.S.-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekem's Junior A level British Literature FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Nay AMBITION: Doctor of Medicine WILLIAM STAWARSKI-NICKNAME: WARTS WILLIAM C. STONE-NICKNAME: WILLY -Basilica-Swimming 2. Glee Club 4 REMEMBERED MOST: When Brad Wallin said. Where would you be without me. to our homeroom-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I would kke to be a poacock AMBITION: Oceanography KEVIN J. SWAM-NICKNAME: SWANNY” —St. Anne's-Wrestling 2.3-REMEMBERED MOST: Benilde’s Football Field-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh! No! AMBITION College THOMAS J. SWANSON-NICKNAME: HUEY -Holy Cross REMEMBERED MOST: The great kids I hove been with in my 4 years at De - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Why me? - AMBITION: Printer RANDY J. SWANSON NICKNAME. ’WALRUS’-St. Joan Of Arc-Track 1.2. Islander 3.4. CCD-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ekom and WiBiamof Orange - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Risen Life of Christ AMBITION: Prophet JAMES F. SYDEJKO-NICKNAME: “SEDJEKO’’ - St. Lawrence - Islander 3.4. Drama 4 REMEMBERED MOST: People -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: - AMBITION: Scientology PATRICK M. SZEWC - All Saints REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year with Mr. Ekern FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Pot is fun 35 THOMAS W. TABAKA-Holy Cross N.H.S. 4- REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raimond and Mr. Robinson - AMBITION: Moth-Science DAVID R. TACHENV-NICKNAME: “TACK - St. Clement s - Chorus. Dramatics. Ski Club - REMEMBERED MOST: Free days-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cram it AMBITION: Psychology THOMAS P. TEGEDER -NICKNAME: TOM -St. Mary of Lake Basketball. Student Council REMEMBERED MOST: Hampe's world cultures class junior year-FA-VORITE EXPRESSION: Ah. I haven't given it much thought you know-AMBITION: Attorney TIMOTHY L. THIES -NICKNAME: “TIM -Glee Club 1. Student Council 2,3- REMEMBERED MOST: The Syndicate FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I’ll save you Nell WILLIAM D. VALES NICKNAME: BALLS -St. Bridget's - REMEMBERED MOST: When Mr. Heibel knocked over the rubber plant in Biology Class - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Cram it! - AMBITION: Game Wardon PATRICK VanKEUREN-St. Mary of the Lake PATRICK J. WALKER-NICKNAME: BERGY -St. Thomas the Apostle-Glee Club 1,2.3-REMEMBERED MOST: 1967 -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You'd be surprised-AMBITION: Go to California and rake in tho dough JOHN E.WALKOWIAK-NICKNAME: WALLY Incarnation -REMEMBERED MOST: School spirit at Senior Homecoming BRADFORD T. WALLIN-NICKNAME: “BRAD'-“GOV Annunciation - Dramatics 1. 2.3.4, Student Council 1.2.3.4. Advisory Officer 1.2.4. Monogram Club 3.4. Rat Club 2.3. Contact 2.3. N.H.S. - REMEMBERED MOST: The teachers, school, and tho great guys I mot - FAVORITE EXPRESSION: If you can't be good-be careful-AMBITION: Theatrical Designer DONALD G. WANDZEL - All Saints-Football 1,2, N.H.S. PAUL S. WASIK-NICKNAME: PAUL - St. Charles Bor-romeo-Islander 2 REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ribekow-ski's first aid tips - AMBITION: Professional student THOMAS F. WAWRA -NICKNAME: ITCHY -St. Helena's -Swimming 1,2-REMEM-BERED MOST: Roligion with Mr. Miller Freshman year-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shoot -AMBITION: Veterinary Medicine 36 KIERNAN WEBB Incarnation KEVIN J. WELSH NICKNAME: KEVIE -Annunciation- REMEMBERED MOST: The Syndicate FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I don't know-AMBITION: Police Work MICHAEL W. WIDELL - NICK- MARK A. WILLITTE - NICKNAME: “MIKE - Incarnation NAME: “MARKIE MAYDO St. Helena Track 1.2. Hockey 1.2.3.4. Islander 2. Delta 2. S.C. 3.4. Senior Senate-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Raymond and the State Tourney in Duluth-FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Do it now. you'll do it in the game AMBITION: Mathematical Field GARY M. WINEMAN-Incarnation - Baseball AMBITION: Air Force JEFFREY M. WITT-NICKNAME: SOW PUDGE -St. Peters-Football 2.4. Hockey 2.3. Track 3. Baseball 1.4. Cheerloading 3.4. Monogram Club. S.C. 4 REMEMBERED MOST: Duluth Hockey Tournament and State B.B. games AMBITION: Gengologist RICHARD A. WITTHANS NICKNAME: WHITE HANDS NHS REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Robinson. Bro. Arthur, a fiend and Mr. Warkel -FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Quack AMBITION: Possibly math JOHN W. WITTIG- NICKNAME: WITT H.R. Officor 1.2. Gymnastics 3.4- REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's goods MICHAEL D. WORLEY-NICKNAME: “TWIGGY -St. Helena -Track 1, Islander 3. S.C. 3. Literary Magaiino 3 - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Elsonpoter, MUd BUI Heibel and Chuck Rose FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's the game AMBITION: To sell popsicles to hell JOHN WRIGHT - NICKNAME: BADNESS - Assumption-H.R. Officer REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Hiebol's Biology AMBITION: Business TERRENCE ZEMBAL 37 JOHN A. KLINKNER NICKNAME: KLINK“- Visitation -Track 1.2. Drama 2.3.4-REMEMBERED MOST: My four years at Do AMBITION: Pilot PAULM. MARTIN NICKNAME: MARTY Our Lady of Grace JAMES L. LAWSON JOHN L. LEDUC NICKNAME: LEDUCK Visitation Escape and Evosion REMEMBERED MOST: Christmas vacation AMBITION: Navy MICHAEL F.A. HATTEN-NICKNAME: BIG AL St. Stephen - REMEMBERED MOST: Detention AMBITION: Crosier House of Studies FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Papa fed on scit (Latin) KEVIN J. KORZEWOWSKI — NICKNAME: KORG - Holy Cross Cross Country 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Lee's sophomore religion class FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Grovey AMBITION: Military service and Forestry 38 THROUGH UNDERCLASSMEN... JUNIORS Ahart, Stephen Archer. Stephen Audette. John Bacha, James Baleisis, Arthur Barrett, Bruce Bauer, Robert Baumtrog. Michal Becchetti, Michael Beck. David Becker. Gregory Bedor, Joseph Belair, Charles Bell. John Bendel, Markus Bintner, Michael Blackwell. Phillip Blake, Donald Bodner, Brian Bonde, William Boyce. Timothy Bredeson, Steve Brown, James Carlson, Paul Cashman, Craig Chismar, Paul Cleary. Thomas Clements. Paul 40 Colman. David Condon, Steven Critelli, Gary Crumley. Patrick Culhane, Thomas Cummings, Douglas Cutrara, Philip Damsky, Steve Dancik, Michael Danicich. Gregory Davy, Tom Deaner, Paul De Carlo, Norman DeLong, David De Nucci, Patrick Donna, Robert Doyle, Kevin Doyle, Timothy Drouches, John Duffy. James Dumphy, Joel Elfelt, Joseph Epping, Joseph Fabian, Michael Fagerlee, Thomas Fahnhorst, James Falconer, William Feeser, Dennis Foley, Jerrold Ford. Timothy Foster, Mark Freeman, Loyal Freeman, Timothy 41 Fulton, Thomas Furst, Tom Fuss. Timothy Gabatino, Richard Galuska, Ronald Garvie, Paul Gliniany, Tom Godlewski, David Gooley, Frederick Gould, Mark Garbowski Grande, Gregory Grassman. Mark Gray, Mark Grevious. Fred Grewe, Francis Guthrie. Peter Hall, John Halley. Peter Harvat. John Harvey, Frank Hennessey, Gregory Hogan, Richard Holzer, Joseph Hudoba, Gregory Huettl, Ryan Hughes, John Huss, James Huss, Steven Hussman. Christopher Ignatowicz, Wayne 42 Ihnot, James Jacobson, Richard Jane. Thomas Janowiec. Nicholas Jaworsky, Nicholas Jenstad Orrin Johnson, Frederick Johnson, Gary Johnson, Nicholas Johnson. Robert Johnson, Steve Johnston. Gregory Joseph, Michael Julius, Jay Karney, Mark Keane, Tim Kemp, David Kennedy, Shannon Kienzle, Peter Killen, Mark Killian, Randy Kimitch, Don King, Rex Klimek. Thomas Klinkner, Gary Koloski, John Kordiak, James Korte. Thomas Kouri, Thomas Krafty, Kevin Krawec. Georg Krueger. Greg Kudla, Gary 43 Kudla, Joseph Kuduk, Tom Kuhn, Mark Kujawa. Chas Montague, James Moen, David Miller, Robert Meinz, David McMullen, Marcell McKenney, Thomas Me Farland, Ronald Maciaszek, Michael Mac Donald, Kevin Mattson, Allen Martin. Richard Marrs, Dave Marrone, Richard Marget. Lawrence Mallander, Mark Luxem, Michael Ludwig, Thomas Lucas. Thomas Lucas, Dean Lowe, Steve Lovett, Richard Logan, John Litecky, Bernie Lewis, Vernard Lewis. John Leitschuh, Charles Latawiec, Chester Larson, Steven 44 Lamott, James Lagermeier, Thos Kurth, Frank Kurimay, Leroy Mueller, Mark Mullen, John Murlowski, Mark ADV. 224 MR. THESENVITZ Mus, Pat Nagan, Joe Nawara, Ron Nelson, Steve Netkow, Michael Nicol, Kevin Nicol, Steven Niznick, Michael Novack, Joseph Nowicki, David Okonek, Robert Olson, Martin Olson, Stephen Olson, Wade Orourke, Kevin Palkert, Philip Paquette, Philip Parzyck, Thomas Pearo. Richard Pfeifer, Robert Phillips. Timothy Piazza, Paul Piersak, Michael Pignatello, Mark Plante, John 45 Pogemiller, Lawrence Pottner, Joseph Preston, Charles Pudlick, James Pyka, Wayne Ranczka, Gregory Rapacz, Jeffrey Rapatz, Allen Reis, Lee Renckens, James Rider, Timothy Rodger, James Rosener, Timothy Rusin, Wayne StClair, Steven Saefke, Michael Schaaf, Joseph Scheele, Lon Schoeich, John Schluender, Donald Schmitz, Richard Schott, Thomas Schrauth, George Schreader, Thomas Schroeder, Peter Schutta, Ronald Shasky, Michael Shaughnessy, Robert Sheehan, Richard Shelito, Robert Shields. Kevin Simon, Leonard Skavnak, Steven Soltys, William 46 Sorensen, Richard Sosniecki, Paul Staples. Michael Stenglein, John Stiebling, Michael Stolarek, David Stone, Frederick Stripsky. Marc Stroinski, Greg Tatone, Donald Taus, David Taylor, Daniel Teske, William Thieler, Roland Tigue, Peter Tisel, William Totzke, Timothy Tousignant, Richard Ulmer, David Waddick, Patrick Walkowiak, James Walstrom, Duane Watrin, Kevin Watts, Jerry Weiler, Dale Weiss, William White, Kevin Williams, Gerald Williams, Paul Wilson, Donald Wittman, Mark Wolf, Michael Wrobel, Ronald 47 Zappia, Thomas Zembal, Gerald Zwirn, Thomas Zwolski, Paul SOPHOMORES Adler, Nicholas Alley, Kevin Andrajack, Thomas Appenzeller, Daniel Bauer, Thomas Bijoch, Chester Bober, Michael Bretzke, William Brewer, Patrick Budnick, Joseph Butler. Thomas Carey, David Carriveav, Robert Cashman, Thomas Charboneau, Michael Chapman, Dustin Chismar, Thomas Ciuropaylovych, Nestor Clarkson. Robert Collopy, Raymond Coon, William Costello. Thomas Crawford, Lawrence 48 Curran. Dennis Czech. Michael Des Marais. Blase Devora, Ramon Dienhart, Paul Donath. Michael Dotray, John Doyle. James Dudziak, Michael Dummer, Michael ADV. 202 BRO. WALTER Durand. Gregory Dyer, Kevin Ennen, James Fabian, Paul Farris, Thomas Fehn, Jerome Fiala, Robert Fisher, Richard Fitzhenry, Thomas Flaherty. Timothy Froehlig, Philip Galvin, Kevin Garvie. Kevin Godlewski, Thomas Gorham, Gregory Graham. Patrick Gromek. Gregory Grones, Thomas Grygar, Stephan 49 Hafner, Michael Hagedorn, Peter Hall, Gary Hall, Steven Hammes. John Hansen, James Harristhal, Michael Hauge, Mark Heisserer, Gary Hennessy. Timothy Herbst, Harold Heryla, Kelly Hesse, Timothy Hirtz, Steven Hobbs, Steven Hodgson, Steven Cain, Phillip Hofmann, Thomas Hollick, Stephen Holzinger, Joseph Houser. Douglas Hughes, Denis Huss, David Huss, Mark Hynes, John Hyska. Thomas lilies, Jerome Irmiter, Richard Iwaskewycz, Leo 50 ADV. 302 MR. BOHEN Jogodka, Robert John, Thomas Jonos. Dennis Julius, Michael Julkowski, Steven Kastl, Michael Keenan. Patrick Kelash, Kenneth Kennedy, John Kimitch, Mark Klesk, Gerald Klesk, Thomas Klinkner, Bruce Kohl, Gregory Kosciolek, Craig Krotz, Philip Kulaga, James Kusek, David Lamusga, Richard Lamusga, Ronald Lang, Robert Leitschuh Loges, Allen Lupino, James Lyman. Thomas Lynn, John Madden, Charles Mahowald, James Mann, Eric Marchiafava, David 51 Martin, Charles Martinson, Paul Mac Tavish. Michael Me Grath, Timothy Me Mahon. Robert Meunier, Thomas Milliman, Patrick Millunzi, Timothy Morin, David Morris, Robert Murzyn, Michael Nallick, John Nelson, Charles Nesbitt, George Ness. Patrick Newburger, James Nichols. James Niznik, Joseph Norling, George Ohotto, Thomas Oien, Steven Olson, Richard Olsonoski, Ronald Osmonson, Daniel Parks, Mark Pavelko, Patrick Pavlak, Reginald Pelletier, Peter Perrier, Michael Persons, Gary 52 Peterson. Dale Peterson. Glen Pingatore, Joseph Plantenberg, Dennis Pomerleau, Allen Ptaszek, Joseph Quirk, Michael Rapacz, Robert Rekucki, Mark Rice. Sean Ripley. Dennis Risk, Thomas Rofuth, Todd Ruane. Terrance Russell. Dennis Ryan, Mark Ryan, Patrick Schreiber, Robert Sery, Robert Skelly, James Sovereign. Thomas Smith, James Smith, Gregory Solverson. Thomas Sosniecki, Matthew Spano. Paul Stelmazek, John Stevens. Todd Stripsky, Paul 53 Stucki, Kevin Stueve, Michael Sullivan. Paul Swan. Michael Sweeney, Michael Swieca. James Sydejko, Robert Szewc, Stephen Tetnowski, Donald Theis. Patrick Tomcheck, Lawrence Toohey, James Tromiczak, Timothy Tschann, Gregory Van Slyke, John Walker, Richard Wallek. Mark Wallin, Christopher Waskosky, Karl Wheeler, Timothy Whiteford, Richard Worley, Patrick Worm, Craig Yohn, Gary Zappia. James Zastera, Michael Zika, Mark Zika, Michael FRESHMEN 54 ADV. 106 MR. DAN SHRAKE Klimczak, Jerry Kline, Patrick Knotz, William Kochendorfer. David Koloski, Vincent Korte. William Kotula, Steven Kovalik, Douglas Kruse, Richard Kuerbs, Richard Kuntz, Kenneth Kyle, James La Ferrier, Gregg Lamott, Steven Landberg, Robert La Sota, David Lebens, Richard Le Blanc. Gregory Levoir, Brian Lewis. William Linden, Robert Lindseth, Michael Lipsky, Gary Loos. Wayne Loso, Martin Lovett, Joseph Luck, James Luxem, Dennis Maciej, Robert Mack, Roger Marion, Stephen Shelito, Ronald 55 ADV. 10 MR. COLSTON Allen. James Antolak, Richard Audette, Raoul Baily. Kenneth Balfe, Michael Baumtrog, Paul Bedcr, Gregory Bendel. Mitchell Bintner, Thomas Blomquist. Barry Bogucki, John Bradford, Allen Brage, Joseph Brown, Jerome Brown, Lawrence Buccek, Leo Bushey. Brian Butler. James Cahlander, William Cain, Mathew Carlson, Michael Carlson, Robert Casey, Michael Clements, David Coleman, Lee Coleman, Patrick Collins, Stephen Connor, Patrick Cousins. Daniel Cousins, Richard Cronin, Richard Crumley. Timothy Davy. William 56 De Gidio, Paul Grinned, Brent Gross, Charles Gustafson, Craig Gustafson. Frank Guthrie, Michael Hall, Charles Hansen, Kerry Harte. Kevin Harvieux, Robert Healy, George Herkenhoff, Daniel Hinschberger, Steven Hite, David Hoffer, Lawrence Hofmann, Paul Howell, Tyler Huntington, Seth Huss, Walter Hussman. Douglas Iffert, Joseph Irvine, William Jackson, Charles Jaszewski, Paul Johnson. Bernard Johnson, Thomas Johnson, William Jones, David Kanuit, Charles Keefe, Byrne Keefe, Patrick Kelly, Michael Kelly. Michael Kennedy, Morgan 57 ADV. 203 BRO. REGIS Mac Donald, Richard Me Dermott, Mark Me Glade, Patrick Me Guire. Brian Me Guire, John Me Laughlin, Michael Meuers, John Miezwa, Gary Miles. Juan Miskowiec. Francis Miskowiec, John Molamphy, Michael Molumby, Thomas Murphy, Patrick Nelson. James Nemzek, Mark Nesbitt, David Noble, Gregory O’Donnell, David Ogle. John Olive, Michael O’Neill. Mark Palmgren, Robert Patineau, James Patnode, Stephan Paulson. Marvin Peters, Marc Peters, Robert Pharr, Michael Fischer, Paul Markun, David Marquardt. Michael 58 Pikala. James Pingatore. Thomas Plaster, Robert Porrazzo, John Preksto, Peter Puelston, Rodney Pumper, John Quealy, Patrick Quinn, Lawrence Raeker, Bruce Raidt, Bernard Rainville. Michael Rajtar, Eugene Reilly, Roy Rekuski, Michael Rhode, Thomas Risk, Timothy Rodger, Donald Rozek, Thomas St. Anthony, Neal Salchert, Darrel San Roman, Maximo Sarna, Robert Satterstrom, James Schmidt, Lawrence Schmitt, Anthony Schneider, Brent Welton, Myron Delmonico, Robert De Long, Thomas Denning, Brian 59 Deslauriers. Kirk Diehart, Mark Dinneen, Kevin Dirkers, Chris Dixon, James Doi, Jon Dolezal, Donald Doughtery, Mark Duffy, Frank Eilers, Gregory Emond, Lawrence Endert, Joesph Ennen, Stevev Epping, William Farrell. Thomas Faust, Michael Favorite, James Felien, Michael Fitch, William Focht, Daniel Foley, Dennis Forsman, Daniel Foster, Scott Frank, Robert Freund, Daniel Gaida, Edward Gallegos, Louis Goral, Michael Gray, Michael Laughlin, John ADV. 210 MR. JOYCE 60 Smith. Kevin Stepnes. Paul Stock, Robert Stoneberg, Matthew Sverkerson. William Szykulski, Stephan Tevlin, James Tritchler. Joesph Tscholl, James Wandzel, Stephan Warnke, Thomas Weinmeyer, Richard Wheeler. Joesph Wisniewski, Theodore Woit, Steven Wong. Hanson Woytasek, Fredric M. Yencho. Michael York, Edmund Fragale, Robert - 14 Schildgen. Gregory -208 Glenn. Kevin - 14 Radke. Robert -210 Martini, Donald -203 Schoening, Thomas -210 Rock, John -208 Smith, Gregory -210 Sandusky, Joe -208 Smuda, Michael -210 Snyder. Blaine -210 Westholder, Steven -210 Sobota, Steven -210 Wittig, Joesph -210 Swan. Timothy -210 Waytasek, Fred -210 Trethewey. Richard -210 Welch, Paul -210 61 THROUGH FOOTBALL John Mirocha All Conference, All State Member. Bill Hannan All Conference, hard hitting member of the team. 63 Jim Hinz does some fancy foot work as he dances his way down the field, for a first down, through the Benilde players. This was the first in a series of plays that gained VICTORY for DE in its Happening Homecoming '68. First Row: S. StClare (Mgr.), D. Godlewski, R. Theller. R. Grande, R. Dennis, J. O’Rourke (Capt.). Second Row: B. Gaffner (Stat.), B. Shriber (Mgr.), V. Lewis. K. Combs. J. Kettering, M. Charbonau, D. Lynch. R. Olson. Third Row: Don Joyce (Coach), Joe Shrake (Athletic Director), T. Rosener. M. Focat, B. Soltys, M. MacTavish. J. Andrychowicz, G. Soukop, J. Mirocha. Fourth Row: B. Lais. J. Rapacz, F. Stone, O.J. Julius, J. Me Donald. STANDINGS Lourdes 6-0 Hill 4-2 St. Thomas 4-2 De La Salle 3-3 Cretin 2-4 Brady 1-5 Benilde 1-5 VARSITY RECORDS DE 0 Regis 25 DE 0 St. Thomas 26 DE 6 Hill 13 DE 7 Brady 6 DE 7 Cretin 0 DE 12 Benilde 0 DE 0 Lourdes 39 DE 20 Cotter 18 64 First Row: M. Gamache (Capt.), J. Hinz (Capt.), B. Anderson. P. Clements. L. Scheele, G. Hennesy. M. Swan (Mgr.). Second Row: T. Lovett. K. Collins. J. Witt, R. Lovett. D. St.Dennis, T. Keane (Asst. Ath. Dir.). Third Row: B. Hannan. J. Roger. B. Miller, P. Paquette, S. Rice, B. Johnson (Asst. Coach), G. Miller (Asst. Coach). Fourth Row: D. Taylor, J. Brown, G. Johnston. P. Kernan, D. Cummings. Islanders come back to take fourth! This year could have been considered as a rebuilding year for the team. Many teams would have quit and waited for a season if they had lost the likes of Gary Kos, Mike Jakubic. and Tom Scheele. But outstanding seniors such as Joel Andrychowiecz, John Mirocha. Bill Hannan and Jim O'Rourke had no intention of quitting or letting up. they gave 100% at all times. The varsity football team closed out its season with a 20-18 victory over Winona Cotter. Besides Cotter, Benilde, Brady and Cretin also contributed to De La Salle victory line, while the Islanders were handed defeats from Hill, Regis, St. Thomas and Lourdes. Injuries have plagued the squad all year. Mark Gamache, (Co-captain and starting quarterback) injured his leg in the game with St. Thomas and was out for the rest of the year. There was a good crop of juniors on this year's squad. Greg Johnston. Dan Taylor. Doug Cummings. Jim Rodgers, Jim Brown and Rick Lovett all started at various times and gained valuable experience for next year. Take a lot of desire, a generous amount of dedication, and most important, a determination to win. and you have De La Salle football 1967!!! 65 First Row: A. Russell. T. Pingatore. D. Coleman (Capt.), K. Jensen. M. Gray. J. Pingatore. Second Row: T. Dummer. K. Dyer. M. Mallander, M. Gray. P. Connor. S. Dyer. Third Row: J. Camp (Coach), J. Rock. D. Rock. T. Kennedy. D. Schmitz. D. Coleman. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM POSTS 1-3 CONFERENCE RECORD Win or lose, it is of great essence to have a cross country team for a school to participate in. It gives the boys an extensive amount of exercise and it lets them feel the agony of defeat and the thrill of victory. Coach Camp said. The men that make it through this season will be tough men. It's just too bad that the De La Salle Cross Country team had to be on the losing end of their Central Catholic Conference play with a 1-4 record. Pacesetters for this year were all conference Dick Schmidts. Kevin Dyer. Tim Dummer. Dan Coleman, Skip Russel, and Dan Rock. 66 Coach Joe Campe. Co-captains Tom Kennedy and Dan Coleman. DE-Men after a hard earned victory. Tom Kenndy running the course at Highland Park. 67 “Let’s hear it from the bench. SOPHOMORES WILL FILL BIG SHOES NEXT YEAR Top Row: Coach McEachern, D. Irimiter. P. Hagedorn, D. Morin, B. Coon, R. Defora, M. Donath, J. McDonald. Next Row: Asst. Coach R. Olson. Mgr. S. Hogedson. M. Harristahl. G. Heisser, P. Pavelko, J. Herbst, T. Costello, D. Osmonson, S. Hirtz. Bottom Row: T. Ruane, Mgr. T. Ferris. D. Curran, M. Julius, M. Mactavish. J. Skelly, G. Peterson. S. Rice. Frosh will step up to Sophomore spot. Top Row: L. Schmidt. M. Kennedy. R. Cronin, P. Krumley, J. Lovett, L. Emond, D. Focht, B. Johnson. K. Bailey, M. Rainville, P. Jasewaski, D. Rodger, W. Sverkerson, M. Dienhart. M. Olive, B. Raidth, W. Loos, W. Lewis. Bottom Row: Mgr. A. Bradford, M. Marquardt, D. Clements, T. Swan, D. Forsman, G. La Ferriere, K. Dineen. P. Hofmann. G. Le Blanc. Not Pictured: L. Boccek, J. Miller, (Asst. Coach), T. Costella. 69 SWIMMING TEAM The 1967-68 swimming team improved under the direction of coach J. Campe. Several swimmers placed well in the State meet, including Shrauth. Wheeler, Jones. Hussman. and DeLong. Above: Captains Greg Ranzka and Mike Schrauth. hair Dave DeLong about to hit the water as he completes another difficult dive. Hey coach, when do we get our trunks back? GRAPPLERS CRUSH OPPONENTS TO CAPTURE REGIONAL TITLE Determination and hard work help for a winning cause. This year’s wrestling team went to two extremes. In the lower weights they were relatively inexperienced. while in the upper weights they were led by six seniors, who helped the team on to a winning 10-7-1 overall record and a 4-5-1 CCC record and fourth place. Coached by newcomers Dave Hile and Mike Os-monson they got off to a relatively strong start, but fell short in the middle of the season. When Regional Tournaments came around everyone was counting De La Salle out of the tournament, but when the final tally came. De had captured first with 82 points, edging Benilde by one and Hill by three. Contributing towards these points were first place finishes by Dan Lynch. Steve Dyer and Tom Ennen. Placing second were Dennis Pahl, Gino Perrozzi. and Dan Osmonnon. Kevin Jensen and Dave Godlewski added fourth places. All of these qualified for the State Tournament. In the State Tournament De fell short of its expectations, but still managed to take fifth place in a field of sixteen teams. Defending State Champ. Dennis Pahl lost in his final match to place second, while Dan Lynch, captain, placed third with Tom Ennen and Gino Perrozzi finishing fourth. Shannon Kennedy rides out his opponent. VARSITY RECORD Dan Ozmanson attempts a reversal against Benilde. DE Opponent 41 Mankato 15 23 Cretin 23 19 Benilde 29 34 Brady 16 31 Blake 17 28 St. Thomas 22 46 Mankato io 29 Rochester 19 18 St. Cloud 20 21 Hill 24 21 Hill 24 1 1 Cretin 30 29 Rochester 12 17 Benilde 28 40 Brady 5 23 Amery 26 16 St. Johns 31 26 St. Thomas 19 h - CQ tl) OD Q First Row: K. Hanson. D. Luxem. R. Reily, T. Anderjack, W. Olson, S. Kennedy. Second Row: D. Godlewski, D. Lynch. D. Osmonson, G. Perrozi, G. Meyers. D. Pahl, S. Dyer. K. Jensen, Mr. Hile. Coach. Missing: T. Ennen. First Row: M. Faust, T. Butler, D. Huss, M. Sweeny, J. Fischer, D. Ripley. Second Row: J. McDonald. T. Howell. N. St. Antony, C. Gross. S. Ennen, L. Sheele, J. Ennen, S. Holleck. 75 Co-Captains Dan Lynch and Steve Dyer confer with Coach Hile. CAGERS FINISH THIRD IN CCC The 67 68 Islander basketball team was one of great team spirit. With senior Joel Andrychowicz holding the predominantly junior team together, this year’s team turned out to be one which was quite successful. Some bright spots were an opening season beating of Benilde, two close games with Cretin, and a win over State Champ Rochester. A regional over St. Agnes 70-37 at Benilde seemed to be a forewarning of bright things to come for the team in the state tournament. Unfortunately the team dropped two straight games to Rochester and Owatana respectively. To quote coach Dick Rienhart after the season had come to an end. You earned everything you got. Nobody gave you a chance at the start, but throughout the season you made me proud of you. 77 SEASON RECORD DE 58 Winona Cotter 50 DE 60 Minnehaha 50 DE 46 Benilde 43 DE 56 Brady 48 DE 45 St. Thomas 49 DE 48 Rochester 60 DE 51 Alumni 55 DE 58 Hill 36 DE 50 Winona Cotter 47 DE 51 Cretin 49 DE 50 Benilde 56 DE 54 Brady 42 DE 50 Rochester 49 DE 48 St. Thomas 60 DE 58 Hill 40 DE 55 Winsted 49 DE 54 Cretin 53 DE 70 St. Aganes 37 DE 43 Rochester 61 DE 48 Owatonna 60 Coach Reinhart ponders over problems of upcoming game. VARSITY SQUAD First Row: J. Andrychowitz, J. Inhot, T. Rosener. D. Gingerich, R. Lovett, ond Row: S. St. Clair (Manager), B. Bauer. J. Baumtrog. M. Grassman. G. J. Skelly. D. Taylor, J. Rapaz, Coach Mr. Dick Reinhart. A. Roers. Johnston. J. Julius. Sec-D. Cummings. 79 Ihnot moves ball down court. Captain Joel Andrychowitz shoots a free throw as teammate Rick Lovett looks on. Islanders scramble for rebound. Greg Johnston attempts ball steal. B SQUAD POSTS 14-4 RECORD First Row: P. Pavelko, B. Coon. T. Costello. S. Hirtz, T. Ruane, G. Hiser. Second Row: P. Millimen, M. Donath, M. MacTavish, J. Skelly. M. Julius. S. Rice. Mr. Joe Shrake. FROSH 9-2 81 First Row: Mr. Machearn. T. Crumley. P. Hoffman. M. Casey. B. Johnson. B. Sewwrkson. T. Swan. Second Row: D. Focht. G. Noble. M. Rainville. H. Wong. M. Stonberg. J. Lovette. P. Welch. B. McGuire. M. Olive. P. Linoseth. HOCKEY Although the 67-68 pucksters did not look impressive in conference action they did quite well in non-conference play. Headed by new coach Ralph Olson, the pucksters posted a 8-1 non-conference record and an overall season record of 9-13-1. Leading scorers for De were team captain Mark Willette and Don De Lisi, both receiving honorable mention. Other standouts of this year's team were Steve Jakala. John Kettering. Brian Fredrickson, and Thomas Le Voir. First Row: M. Becchetti, G. Gustafson, G. Grande, J. Kettering. B. Bodner. Second Row: G. Le Ferier, G. La Blanc, M. Charbonneau, R. Denman. M. Willette. Third Row: Coach R. Olson. D. Nowicki, B. Fredrickson, R. Narawa, C. Hedland. Fourth Row: S. Jakala. T. Le Voir. D. De Lisi, P. Kernan. M. Dancik. 83 Look out, that puck’s got legs. B SQUAD 84 First Row: B. Fiala, J. O’Donnel, P. Sienko, S. Julkowski, T. Klesk. Second Row: _J. Potasak, G. Yahn, Coach J. Miller, G. Kohl, J. Niznik. Missing: B. Palmgren, T. Wiznuski. This year’s baseball team finished with an overall 7-13 record. It's conference record 3-7 was good for fifth place, in what is said to have been one of the toughest conferences in the state. Again this year Mr. Shrake’s stickers were plagued by fielding lapses but most of the time this was made up for at the plate. The leading hitters were Mark Grassman (.407), Al Roers (.354), and Joel Andrychowicz (.300). The pitching department was headed by Bob Bauer. 4 wins and Dave Sobiech. 3 wins. The highlight of the season for the Islanders was defeating Lake Conference power Cooper High School and perennial city conference power Roosevelt. The outlook for next year is very bright with five starters returning and a good crop of sophomores coming up. Mark Grassman singles to left in game against St. Bernard’s. 86 First Row: Paul Clemens, Jim Kuskey, Tim Rosener, Al Roers, Bernie Litecky, Brian Bodner, Mike Basara, Steve Elleraas. Second Row: Joel Andrychowicz. Pat Litecky, Greg Janowiec, Greg Johnston, Dave Tous, Bob Bauer, Dave Sobiech. Mark Grassman, Chuck Belair, Fred Johnson, Bob Miller, Coach-Mr. Joe Shrake. 87 B-SQUAD Left: Pressure mounts in game against St. Thomas. Right: Mrs. Bauer, mother and spectator. TENNIS TEAM The 1968 DLS Tennis Team swept the CCC with a perfect record of 8-0, the first undefeated conference championship in the history of the school. Co-captains Carr and Kernan finished the season undefeated in conference play the past two seasons. The other doubles team of Lovett and Nawara also fared well as they only lost one conference match last season. Leading the singles was “Pan-cho Palkert who also lost only one conference match during the year. Other single players were Hudoba, Russin, Rofuth, and MacDonald. Fine coaching and great team spirit provided the ingredients for victory through the tennis campaign. With only two seniors as squad members and an undefeated B Squad team moving up. everything looks rosy for Mr. Colston and his racketeers in 1969. 89 RACKETEER’S Above: Pat (Goofy) Kernan perfects his serve during practice. Co-captain Pat Carr warms up before an up-coming match. 91 Tennis Team-Front Row: Phil Palkert. Ron Nawara, Pat Carr, Wayne Russin. Back Row: Mike Mache, Kevin MacDonald. Rick Lovett. Pat Kernan. Todd Rofuth. TRACK The Cindermen finished with a disappointing 0-4-1 record for 1968. Injuries and lack of interest were the factors that guided the team to defeat. One high point of the season, however, was that Capt. Lovett tied the school's high jump record with a leap of 5'11 Besides Lovett. Brown and Taylor qualified for the state tournament in the shot put and discus events. The only other event that the squad qualified for was the 880 relay team, comprised of Cheehan. Joseph. Lovett and Fuss. Next year could be the year of bringing back prestige to DLS track if enough students would go out for the sport. SENIORS LEAVE ... - 95 AND UNDERCLASSMEN-MUST-FILL-BIG-SHOES THROUGH ACTIVITIES... STUDENT COUNCIL This year has proved to be by far the most successful year for Student Council. Under the direction of the Executive Board, the Student Council introduced many innovations in student activities, among which were a Homecoming, said by many to be the best in years, a highly successful Sno-Daze, General Assembly meetings held during the school day, and highly organized and efficient dances. The Student Council thus succeeded in getting the student body involved in activities to make the Senior year of the Class of '68 the most memorable ever. President 1 st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Committee Coordinator Commissioner of Academic Affairs Commissioner of Student Activities Commissioner of Athletics Commissioner of Publications John Norris Michael O’Rourke Robert Muscala Steve Najarian Gregory Janowiec James Ihnot Thomas Gromek Thomas Cleary Mark Grassman Thomas Schott 98 Below: President John Norris over looks meeting. Above: Secretary Steve Najarian reads minutes from last meeting. 101 CARNIVAL In the weekend of Nov. 17, the Dramatics Club staged The Carnival. This was the first musical staged at De in three years. The 63-member cast was headed by seniors Steve Long, Tom Olson, Harold Fleetham. and junior Paul Deaner of De. Linda Smith of Holy Angels, and Clare Carr of Regina. In past musicals at De, the music was provided by six-piece orchestras. Brother Chad assembled a 31-piece orchestra. Work on scenery was prepared by the senior art students under the direction of Brother Giles. CHORUS The chorus this year underwent a series of major changes. An ambitious new director, Brother Chad Junker, and a chorus of new personnel combined to present concepts of musical excellence never before known to De. Their performance at the premiere of The Happiest Millionaire plus their city-wide Christmas appearances gave them the experience necessary to present an outstanding Spring Choral Concert. With the help of Holy Angels' Chorus, An Excursion Through Sound was one of the most successful Spring Concerts ever presented at De. Their year climaxed April 2-5 when they traveled to Chicago to sing at Madona High School. 10-4 Above: Officers Leroy Kurimay, Kevin Kennedy, Steve Long, and Paul Deaner. Above: ‘‘C’mon fellas, just one smoke. 106 This year. Senior and Junior classes went to D for their annual retreats. Filled with hopes of truly finding themselves, they came back knowing everyone else except themselves. Above: Who said retreats were for the birds? Left: Old faithful 107 GYMNASTICS The club, this year, consisted of Juniors and Seniors. It has hopes of organizing a competitive gymnastics team for next year. Gymnastics consists of such events as high bar, rings, trampoline, and tumbling. Officers: Pete Piazza, Tim Rieder, and Paul Piazza. This year the National Honor Society was led by officers; President Greg Soukup, Vice-President Joe Geis, Secretary-Treasurer Mike Kwatera. Under this system, society members donated some of their free time each week, to students who were doing poorly in their subjects. Also, this year’s society plans to screen eligible juniors in order to be admitted to next year’s society. 109 MONOGRAM CLUB This year's monogram club had ‘‘a lot on the ball. Co-Presidents Pat Ker-nan and Dan Lynch were able to bring the club out of the red and sponsor an awards dinner this year. Some of the humorous yet profitable financial ventures the club took over were pop sales at the dances and basketball games, kazoo sales, and the KCYO basketball tournament. Above.- Co-Presidents Dan Lynch and Pat Kernan. no RIGHT: Get your Coke, Seven-Up, and Christian Brothers here. Below: “Hey. stop that kid, he gave me a slug. ill An instrumental part of every football game were the cheerleaders. These were the courageous few, who masterminded such cheers as Black Power,” and “Beat Benidle,” and other enlightening sayings. Left: Jeff Mac- Donald, Jim Ihnot, Greg Knaeble, Jim Kusky, Mark Grass-man, Albert Kuklin-ski, Kevin Jensen. The Club, consisting of students from Regina and De La Salle, under their moderator Brother Auther, went on a most memorable trip to Lutsen. Even though the temperatures were low-20 below to be exact-the spirits were high and everyone had a great time. Mama said there would be days like this! SKI CLUB CLUB The Science Club was started in order to allow students to express their interest in various scientific fields which range from model rocketry to electronics. The club is split into various divisions, each of which pursues its own scientific interest. These divisions are free to organize their various activities, such as arranging the time and content of group meetings. Front Row: Bob Lang, Bill Braasch, Hal Schardin. Jim Maciasek. Middle Row: Doug Kovalik, John Stelmazek, Tim Millunzi, John Carter. Back Row: Dan Russel. Mark Hauge, Skip Russel. RADIO STATION KDLS To raise the spirits of any student, every morning before school Radio KDLS broadcasts its re-petoire of fine music and action news. Put on by the fearless team of Don Betzold, Mike Kenny and Randy Swanson, it comes as close to being sued for libel as possible. Right: “Now let’s see who’s next, the How Down Boys or Jerry’s Stom-pers. DELTA STAFF Editor in Chief Tim Sheehan Asst. Editor Craig Peine Activities Editor Tom Klick Social Editor Mick Burgoyne Sports Editor Don Hoffer Senior Section Editor Dave Sorman Junior Section Editor Gary Gustafson Sophomore Section Editor Joe Geis Freshman Section Editor Tom Malik Moderator Br. Giles Determined to make Delta '68 a success, a united staff commenced work on the book early in the year. Following the traditional format, the editors strived to make the yearbook more interesting by including a well rounded presentation of student life, here at De. New faces and ideas made for a student oriented staff. Deadlines met. pictures taken, and ads sold, Delta '68 neared its completion by the First week in June. 118 FRIENDSHIP CLUB The De La Salle Regina Friendship Club was organized in the hope of creating in the student a sense of friendly communication with the opposite sex. Wholesome Relationship among its members was thus advocated, as they matured through experience in the club. Basically, the club was centered on letter writing, where a boy wrote to a girl and she wrote back to him-all done anonymously until they met at the big FC Fair and found who their penpal was. This Fair was a meeting held at the Lake Harriet Rose Gardens. Here, those who showed up, met, ate, flew kites, played football, tennis, beach combing, frisbee, and soccer. Staff: Bob Muscala, Jerry Williams, Richard Hogan, Pat Quealey. Mike Kwatera, Rick Trethewey, LeRoy Kurimay, Robert Pfeifer, Neil St. Anthony. Mike McCauley, Randy Swanson, Brad Wallin. John Hackenmueller, David Sorman, John Hughes, Jeff McDonald, Kevin Collins, Pat Kernan, Bill Tisel, Marc Peters, Charles Preston, Mark Hauge. Steven Hobbs, Joe Epping, Jim Sydejko. Pat Mil-liman, Skip Russell. Craig Peine, Mike Staples. Tim Keane, Jerome Fehn, Don Tatone. ISLANDER During the 1967-68 year, the Islander continued to release issues of the school paper that were noticeably diversified in the field of high school journalism. Basing creative ideas into the Islander, the staff succeeded in releasing the first issue on the first day of school, interviewing DLS alumnus Charlee Brown (from whom Charles M. Schulz derived the name for his comic strip character), printing a specially designed logo in the Sno-Daze issue, releasing the 1 st annual crossword puzzle, and writing lots of inane captions and headlines. Most prominent is the fact that, during this particular volume, the Islander has smashed all previous records for the most consecutive nonstop pages in one school year. Vol. XLV holds 102 Islander pages, as compared with 88 in 1966-67 and 1 961 -62. At the head of the staff was managing editor John Kelly, recipient of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune s Most Valuable Staffer Award. Administrative editor Grant Berg, served as co-editor-in-chief and ran the features pages through the first semester. Don Betzold held the job of putting the front page together as news editor. Dennis Pahl and Joe Budnick layed out the sports pages as co-editors. Kevin Krave pulled the financial strings as business manager. Tom Gromek was presented the Islander” award for his two years of faithfully printing the Islander. Also helping through the year were assistant editors Jim Huss and Tom McKenney and advisor Brother Malcolm Abel. Photos were supplied by the De La Salle Camera Club. CAMERA CLUB 122 Throughout the year at different social and sports events, members of the Camera Club were seen, equipment slung over their shoulders, waiting to capture the excitement of the event in a picture. Supplying the school with pictures and its members with experience the camera club enjoyed a successful year under the leadership of Joe Elfelt. With a variety of pictures, the club was able to supply the ISLANDER with pictures for its publications and also took many of the semi-formal dance portraits. “S.S. GLENCAIRN” The Drama Club, under Mr. Campe presented the Eugene O'Neill play S.S. Glencairn on May 3, 4, and 5. The play relates in four acts, four incidents aboard the tramp steamer S.S. Glencairn. during the era of World War II. In act one. the crew encounters some rum selling girls on a Caribbean island. With this mixture of women and wine, the crew becomes rowdy, a fight starts, and one of the crew is stabbed. The second act centers around an American in the crew who was seriously wounded, and ends as he dies in the arms of his friend Driscoll. Act three opens with Smitty, an Englishman, being accused of being a spy by the rest of the crew. He is eventually cleared, but his will has been broken by the ordeal. Act four Homeward Bound. takes place in a bar while the ship is docked. Olson, the big Swede, has completed his last voyage and is leaving for home. But while his friends are drunk, Olson is shanghaied and sent on another voyage. 125 BOOSTERS Mr. Soukup, Br. John. Mr. Kurth, Mr. Gamache, Mr. Charbonneau, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Whiteford, Mr. Lovett. PATRONESS SOCIETY First Row: Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. God-lewski, Mrs. Soukup. Second Row: Mrs. Kennedy, Br. Regis. 28 THROUGH SOCIAL EVENTS... HAPPENING HOMECOMING Happening Homecoming was the theme of De’s 1967 Homecoming. The week started with the sale of buttons carrying the message of “Black out the Knights.” All the posters and decorations complimented the psy-chadelic atmosphere of that week. Homecoming Queen Peggy Ruffel was chosen from finalists Deb Link, Mary Grimstad. Karen Johnson, and Vicki Shackle. She was crowned at the De-Benidle football game and reigned over De’s victory 12-0. Grub Day, the demolished car and the Happening Soc Hop.” rounded out the rest of the week, with the Homecoming Dance being the climatic event of the '67 Homecoming. HALLOWEEN HOP The Del Counts provided the music for this new yet successful dance. Prizes were given, at this huge private party, to John Mirocha and his date for having the best costumes. Games were played and an enjoyable time was had by all. 134 mN o ■ ozo) Student participation accented the Sno-Daze activities this year. The decorations were cited as the best yet resulting from the tremendous turnout of interested students and the planning of Grant Berg and Jim Huss in cooperation with Harry Fleetham and Tim Keane. The Broomball Tournament found the Student Council the '68 season champions. Highlighting the week was the Sno-Ball, with The Sir Raleighs providing the music. Being the first formal of the season, the Sno-Ball proved to be a huge success. The dance arrangements were made by Bob Muscala, and dance chairmen Greg Meuers and John Hughes. Button sales were up along with school spirit. Reigning over Sno-Daze was Sno Queen Terri Van Lith. Terri was crowned at the De La Salle vs Lourdes basketball game Friday night. February 26. The other finalists chosen for the Queen Convention were Colleen Brant, Pat Farrell, Pam Olson, Nancy Smith, and Lori Jagger. Thanks to the efforts of spirited De students. Sno-Daze activities provided a well-rounded and successful week. 135 9CI nnva-ONS Student Council winning another game. 139 •lif GRADUATION The climax of the ’68 graduating class came on Sunday May 26 at the Basilica of St. Mary’s. Handing out the diplomas to the graduates was the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Terrance Murphy, president of St. Thomas college. Mr. Warkel read the names and the achievements of each graduating student. At 3:15 that afternoon the seniors had officially ended their four years at De La Salle. COMMENCEMENT DANCE The last week of school for the class of '68 was highlighted by their Commencement dance. This year’s dance was held on May 17 at the Radisson Hotel in Minneapolis. Everyone had a great time dancing to the fabulous Michael’s Mystics and the Southside Syndicate. After the dance everyone left for the all night parties. 143 ROSE DANCE This year's ROSE DANCE was held Friday. April 26 with Dave Brady and the Stars providing the music. The theme of the 1968 Rose Dance was Hawaiian Polynesian. Brother Giles (chairman of the Fine Arts Dept.), and a group of students worked on the decorations. The gym was used for the dance instead of the Commons as in other years because it is much larger and provided a private table for each party of guests. To keep with the tradition of former years and the overall name of the event a red rose was given to each date as the couple arrived. COMPLIMENTS Of MR. THESENVITZ'S HOMEROOM 224. Kneeling: Steve Nelson (Pres.), Robert Pfeifer (V.-P.). Joseph Pottner (Sec.). Dovid Nowicki (Tres.). Second Row: Steve Olson, Chorles Preston, Woyne Pyko, Pool Piozzo, John Plante, Martin Olson, Wade Olson, Ronald Nowaro. Third Row: Mark Pignotello. Michael Netkow, Joseph Novock, Kevin Nicol, Richord Pearo, Michael Niznick. Phillip Palkert, Lawrence Poge-miller. Fourth Row: James Pudlick, Thomas Parzyck, Robert Okonek. Joseph Nagan, Mark Murlowski, Philip Paquette, Mork Mueller, MR. THESENVITZ, Michael Piersok. Timothy Phillips. John Mullen. HELLO FROM ADVISORY 302 SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Mission Collection Champs MARDI GRAS LEADERS Mr. J. Bohen and his gang of boys have distinguished themselves as Top Cots in the Sophomore Dept, of DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL. COMPLIMENTS fPOM FOUR OF THE GREATEST. Joel Androcho witz. Greg Bender, Roger Bona and Allen Rocrs. 145 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DLS SMOKERS from the Roughnicks , Bob Burns James Mance and Tim Guntzel. BEST WISHES TO THE BEST SCHOOl EVER AND TO THE GREAT FRIENDS I'VE MADE THERE Peter Kovor. class of I960, one of the origmol Anoka Flashes. I________________________________________________________________________ HELLO from Mrs. Fran Bauer and the boys Bob (a Junior) and Tom (a sophomore) Mrs. Bauer says, DE LA SALLE, its boys and faculty ore the greatest 146 FIRST HENNEPIN STATE BANK OFFERS FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS with $100 minimum balance FULL SERVICE COMMERCIAL BANK CHECKING - SAVINGS - LOANS -SAFE DEPOSIT BOX OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TO 6:00 P.M. 3rd HENNEPIN FDIC 339-4606 Hi guyt . . - didya hear tbc joke about . . .? Stove Hu� � cla� � of 1969. OUR BEST TO YOU BROTHER CHAD'S HOMEROOM 209 147 AFTERWARD ■ • • As the year draws to a close, the editors of Delta ’68 wish to thank all who helped with the production of the book. We also want to include Scherling-Pletsch Studios for the professional assistance and cooperation throughout the year which meant so much. Mr. Evan Zantow and the Inter-Collegiate Press for the professional tips which helped make this book successful. The Photography Club for giving us some pictures we messed up on. To the loyal few who came up with a write up or a picture when it was so desperately needed, we thank you. But mostly, we hope the DELTA 68 has captured the spirit that prevailed throughout the year and provided you with a memorable yearbook. The Editors DELTA 68