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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

Four years ago, De La Salle took a step ahead of other schools by adopting modular scheduling. We have remained one step ahead throughout the years of development and continued toward a peak this year by gaining recognition as one of the top schools in the nation. The staff would like to dedicate DELTA '69 to those leading us on our way and the students who have accepted the leadership and responsibility to keep one step ahead. BROTHER BERNARD Principal Modular Scheduling. MR. ROBERT CASANOVA Administrative Assistant Principal Modular Scheduling. MR. DONALD DUBOIS English IV MR. GERALD MILLER Math III, 20th Century Europe, Civil War. YDFL, Football Coach. MR. JACK BOHEN Biology, American History, Driver Education. MR. JAMES ELSENPETER English III English Department Chairman. 3 BROTHER CHAD Freshman Chorus. Varsity Chorus. National Honor Society, Mono-gram Club, Assistant Student Council Moderator. BROTHER MALCOLM Religion 1,11, Religion Chairman, Mardi Gras. Student Tutoring. MR. WILLIAM JOHNSON Developmental Reading I,ll.ill.IV. Varsity Basketball Assistant. Golf Coach. Bookstore. MRS. MIDGE PAULING Counselor. I MR. KENT EVENS Freshman Physical Education. Gymnastics Club, Equipment Manager. MR. GEORGE UTECHT Physical Education. Head Cross Country Coach, Hoad Varsity Track Coach. MR. FRANK MARONEY Senior Social Studies. Chairman Social Studies Department. MR. RALPH OLSON Russian 1,11.111, German l.ll.lll, Hockey Coach Freshman and Varsity. STELLA MALECKI Office, Guidance. BROTHER JOSEPH Economics, Bookkeeping, Religion IV, Typing. Business Department Chairman. BROTHER ROBERT Biology, Anatomy, DLS Alumni. Science Department Chairman. 4 MISS SHIRLEY HINDS Geomotry. BROTHER JEROME BROTHER LUKE Religion I. Vocation Mod- Library Consultant, orator. C.M.F.S., C.C.D. Moderator. 4 MR. DAN SHRAKE English I. BROTHER STEPHEN pnyS'CS. Physical Science. Patroness Society, Science Club. MR. ANDERSON World cultures I.II. Guitar Training. BROTHER VINCENT Chemistry. Religion ll.iv. BROTHER KENNETH American History. Religion ill. B Squad Hockey. VIRGINIA DONAGHUE Assistant Business Manager. BROTHER PAUL English 11,111, Religion m. Islander. 5 MR. MC CORMACK World Cultures II, Freshman and Sophomore Physical Education. WILLIAM BAACM Business Manager. MR. CLYDE HONORMAN Religion IV. MR. ROGER JULKOWSKI Sophomore American Literature, Sophomoro Speech. Drama. i MR. JOSEPH SHRAKE World Cultures I, Athletic Director. Varsity Baseball, Sophomore Basketball. MR. GERALD WARKEL Math III.IV. Student Council, Senior Moderator. Math Department Chairman. BROTHER PASCHAL Creative Writing. Librarian. MR. OATMAN Counselor. Guidance Department Chairman. Assistant National Honor Society Moderator. MR. ROBERT MC EACHERN Technical Drawing 1,11. Ill, Head Football Coach, Dean Of Discipline. MR. w. MARKWALDER English I,IV. MR. FIDELIS WELNA Latin I.II.III.IV. Spanish I. Drivers Education. 6 BROTHER JAMES Spanish l.II,III,IV, French II. BROTHER GILES Religion IV. Fine Arts 1,11. Art Appreciation, Adult Art Education, Delta. Boosters, Fine Arts Chairman. BROTHER ARTHUR Math I.II. Probability. Computer Math, Ski Club. Mardi Gras. MR. LEONARD COLSTON French 1,11,111, French Department Chairman, Drama, Tennis Coach. MR. PAUL GRAF Sonior Social Studios, Business Law. MR. WILLIAM HENDRICKS Assistant Librarian, Audio-Visual Director. MRS. BURLEY Executive Secretary. MRS. THEISSEN Librarian. BROTHER DOMINIC Business Law, Consumer Education. General Business, Psychology, KCYO. BROTHER ANDREW Math I. Photography Department. 7 STEPHEN K. AHART- Stevie Wonder-—St. Charles—Chorus 1,2,3.4; Student Council 3,4; Islander 4; N.H.S. 4; Monogram Club 4—Remembered Most? Chorus trip to Montreal and the Class of ‘69—Ambition: Make money, what else! STEPHEN J. ARCHER — Clyde”—St. Joan of Arc — Remembered Most: Professor” Graf and Religion Large Group—Ambition: Entrcprenuer. JAMES D. BACHA- Backya —St. Cyril — Chorus 4; Gymnastics 4; Wrostling 4; Track 4 — Remembered Most: Se- nior Year—Ambition: police Force. ARTHUR P. BALEISIS — Art —St. Austin—Remembered Most: Junior year and skipping out with Tom—Ambition: Medicine. BRUCE P. BARRET— St. Albert — Swimming 1.2; Photo Club 1; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Contact 1 .2.3,4; Pep Club 1; C.C.O. 3 —Romembered Most: Brother Raimond and Brother Jerome Eric —Ambition: Equine veterinarian. MICHAEL L. BASARA — LeRoi —St. C h a r I e s— Baseball 4; Football 4: C.C.O. 4; K.C.Y.O. 1,2,3, 4— Remembered Most: Liteckys love affairs and Roland's cleanness— Ambition: To achieve enough financial security to be abe to think. MICHAEL A. BECCHETTI —“Kid” —St. Charles — Hockey 2,3,4; Class Officer 4—Remembered Most: Mr. McEachcrn and the Hockey trips— Ambition: Make i t through college. DAVID J. BECK— Oave —Ascension—C lass Officer 1 — Remembered Most: Mr. McEachorn’s Junior Homeroom and Senior year Schedule— Ambition: To be a lawyer. ROBERT J. BAUER — Baby B. —Immaculate Conception—Cross Country 1; Football 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3.4; Tennis 2; Contact 1,2; Student Council 1. 2,3; Islander 4; Monogram Club 3,4—Remembered Most: Basketball Soph, year and Mr. Reinhardt—Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. MICHAEL S. BAUMTROG — Bommer —St. Annes — K.C.Y.O 2.3.4 — RC-mombered Most: Junior year and Bro. Regis Religion Class. GREGORY M. BECKER — Winnie — Visitation— Delta 4—Remembered Most: '66 Basketball Tournament and Mr. Ma-ronoy-s Sr. Social Class— Ambition: Computer Programmer. JOSEPH P. BEDOR— Joe —Holy Rosary — Football 1; Chorus 1.2. 3,4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2,3; Contact 2,3,4—Remembered Most: Montreal and Chicago — Ambition: Forest Ranger. 12 CHARLES J. BELAIR — Charley —St. Charles— Baseball 1 .2.3.4: Gymnastics 3.A: K.C.Y.O. 1, 2.3.A: Track 1 —Remembered Most: Being known as a man with Courageous aspects that overshadowed a dim population —Ambition: To become a world-wide traveler. MICHAEL J. BITNER — “M i k o — Incarnation— Photography Club 1.2,3: Islander 1,2; Contact 1, 2,3.A; Monogram Club 3. A—Remembered Most: Mr. McEachern's Drawing Classes and Drivers Training—Ambition: Architect. JOHN M. BELL— O.J. — St. Albert—Baseball A; Chorus 3.A; Contact 2. 3,A; C.C.D. 3,A; K.C.Y.O. 3,A—Remembered Most: Cherokee Bob and Mr. Mac—Ambition: Com- mercial Airline Pilot. MARKUS p. BENDEL — Skitz —St. Kevin—Baseball 2.A—Remembered Most: 1968 Homecoming —Ambition: Computer Programmer. FELIPE A. BERGANZA — Phil — Resurrection— Cross Country A: Wrestling A — Remembered Most: The Cross Country Team—Ambition: Elec- tronical Engineer. PHILIP J. BLACKWELL — ••Phil —St. Joan of Arc— Cross country 2; Track 1.2,3: Student Council 2 —Remembered Most: Eric the Red and Freshman English—Ambition: To Write. DONALD D. BLAKE — ••Don —St. Charles—Delta 3.A: Friendship Club 3.A; C.M.F.S. A: N.H.S. A —Remembered Most: Modular Scheduling and Open Campus—Ambition: Teacher. BRIAN P. BODNER — Bod —St. Albert—Hockey 2.3.A; Baseball 2.3.A; Monogram Club A—Remembered Most: Col. Hcibel and Cherokee Bob — Ambition: Go to heaven. WILLIAM H. BONOE — Bill —St. Albert—Re- membered Most: Mr. Nelson and Mr. Clark—Ambition: Lawyer or Architect. TIMOTHY A. BOYCE — Rounder —St. Cyril—Remembered Most: The Great Northern joy rides — Ambition: Trade School. JAMES R. BROWN — J.B. —St. Annes—Football 1.2,3,A; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2.3.A; Class Officer 1; Monogram Club 2,3,A—Remembered Most: Football Practices with Mr. Clark and ••D.J. —Ambition: Be successful. PAUL H. CARLSON — Poo Bear —Epiphany — C.C.D. 2.3; Baseball A— Remembered Most: Freshman y e a r — 21 C with Juan Clemente — Ambition: To run Toddy's Cafe. 13 CRAIG CASHMAN — C ash — incarnation— Contact 1.2.3.A; Chorus 3.4; Drama 3.4; C.C.D. 1.2: wrestling 1.2; Mon-ORram Club 4; Pop Club 1.2—Remembered Most: Mr. Clark and ’68 Homecoming—Ambition: Dra- matics and social work. RICHARD E. CELT — “Toad —St. Anthony of Padua—Hockey 2.4—Remembered Most: The “DC Dances . PAUL F. CHISMAR — Chiz —St. Annes—Gymnastics 1.3.4—Remem- bered Most: Brother Rog-is and Junior Religion class — Ambition: To graduate from college. THOMAS D. CLEARY — T. C.“ — Incarnation— Cross Country 1.2,4; Basketball 2.4; Track 1, 4; Baseball 2. Class Officer 1.3; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Islander 1. 2.3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3.4; Drama 4; Monogram Club 4—Remembered Most: Mr. Warkol and the Student Council Room—Ambition: To live through World War III. PAUL W. CLEMENTS — Smoky —St. Albert — Football 1.2.3; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Officer 1.2. 3.; Hockey 2; Student Council 4; Contact 1.2. 3.4; Chorus 4; N.H.S. 4; Monogram Club 4—Remembered Most: Thei- ler s clean humor—Ambition: Supremo Court Justice. PATRICK G. CRUMLEY — C r u m — Resurrection —Orama 3; Contact 2.3, 4; C.C.D. 2.3.4; K.C.Y.O. 2,3—Remembered Most: Brother Raymond’s Guidance and self-realization —Ambition: To achieve happiness and contentment in whatever I endeavor to do. DAVID B. COLEMAN — incarnation —Track 1; Gymnastics 1; Cross Country 3: Ski Club 4 — Remembered Most: Homecoming '68 and Brother Chad—Ambition: Lawyer. THOMAS M. CULHANE — T o m —St. Lawrence —Baseball 1.4—Remembered Most: Skipping out with Art Junior Year— Ambition: Get Married. STEVEN W. CONDON— Gum Ball —Holy Name —Contact 1.2; Class Officer 1; Student Council 1; K.C.Y.O. 1; Tennis 1; C.C.D. 1.2,3.4—Remembered Most: Weekends— Ambition: To graduate from college. DOUGLAS P. CUMMINGS — Washington — Ascension —Football 1,2.3, 4. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 2.3; Contact 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Student Council 1.2; Monogram Club 3.4—Remembered Most: Homocoming Game and ‘66 Freshman football — Ambition: Psychologist. GARY T. CRITELLI — Waf —St. Margret Mary — Remembered Most: Weekends and Holidays. PHILIP S. CUTRARA — “Pheel — Basilica—Chorus 4 — Remembered Most: Junior Year with Brother John. 14 STENEN J. DAMSKEY — Steve — St. Boniface— Student Council 3 — Remembered Most: Mr. Nelson's math class and the De Dances—Ambition: To be successful and happy. PAUL L. DEANER — ••Weiner —St. Albert — Chorus 1.2.3.A; Dramatics 3.4; Class Officer 3; Friendship Club 3; K.C. Y.O. 3.4; K.D.L.S. 3 — Remembered Most: The D.L.S. Chorus and the tournaments —Ambition: To meet Torker's mother. THOMAS J. DOLAN — H o I i n —St. Margaret Mary —Golf 4; Chorus 4 —Remembered Most: C u t r a r a s ignorance— Ambition: Social work. MICHAEL L. DANCIK — Dan — St. Margaret Mary — Hockey 1.2.3,4; Football 2.3: Track 2.3— Remembered Most: The trip to Duluth and hockey. GREGORY B. DANICICH — Check —Chorus 4— Remembered Most: How ironical the whole thing was—Ambition: To find someone understanding. THOMAS M. DAVY — -Tom —Christ the King— Remembered Most: Mr. McEachern's W.C. class —Ambition: Art. DAVID B. DoLONG — Dave —incarnation — Swimming 1.2.3,4; Gymnastics 3.4: Monogram Club 4; Ski Club 4 —Re-mombored Most: The Rat Club and the groat swimming team —Ambition: Business Management. PATRICK L. DeNUCCI — Wop —St. Peters— Baseball 2.3.4: Chorus 2; Contact 2.3.4; Friendship Club 3.4; C.M.F.S. 3: K. C. Y.O. 2.3.4; C.C.D. 4; Class Officer 1 —Remembered Most: The day Bill Hiebel blew up his alcohol lamp in biology— Ambition: Commercial Pilot. STEPHEN P. DITTY — Dit —Incarnation—C.M. F.S. 3 —Rcmombered Most: Same as Howard— Ambition: Buyer. ROBERT S. DONNA — “Bob —St. Charles— Class Officer 2; K.C.Y.O. 2.3.4: Gymnastics 3.4; Student Council 2—Ro-mombered Most: Brother Jerome Eric and Mr. Robinson —Ambition: Psy- chology or Advertising. KEVIN J. DOYLE— Skip —Christ the King—Contact 2,3.4; Debate 1.2.3; Class Officer 2.3.4; C.C. D. 3.4—Remembered Most: Mr. Hicbei's alcohol lamp and skipping out Junior year —Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer. TIMOTHY A. DOYLE — Duker —St. Helena — Football 4; Track 3.4; Chorus 4 —Remembered Most: Brother Raymond —Ambition: To fulfill and enjoy life. JOHN A. DROUCHES — ••The Drouch’’ —Incarnation—Track 2.3.4 —Re- membered Most: All the guys at Oe —Ambition: College. JAMES D. DUFFY — Duf —St. Williams — Pep Club 4; Drama 4; Ski Club 4—Remembered Most: Mr. McEachern and the great guys of 69 —Ambition: To get my money from Jim Rodgers. JOEL H. DUMPHY — Immaculate Conception — Bowling 1; Friendship Club 3; Team Manager 2.4 —Remembered Most: The boys and my four years at De—Ambition: Cop. JOSEPH P. ELFELT— J. P.‘ —St. Stephen’s — Photography Club 2,3,4; Delta 4; N.H.S. 4—Remembered Most: What’s if scheduling and 20 long miles between De and Anoka — Ambition: To graduate from the Coast Guard Academy. JOSEPH A. EPPING — ••Frog’ —Annunciation — Cross Country 1; Basketball 2; Class Officer 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 3, 4; islander 3,4; C.M.F.S. 3; K.C.Y.O. 2.3.4 —Remembered Most: Lenny and Bro. Chad —Ambition: To walk the road to happiness. MICHAEL J. FABIAN — •‘Tork“ —St. Cyril —Remembered Most: The Dumb-Dumb test and Soph, homeroom with Cherokee Bob —Ambition: Architect or Engi- neer. THOMAS P. FAGERLEE —‘’Fags’’ —St. Clement — Golf 2,3,4; Student Council 1 —Remembered Most: All the great guys in Freshman homeroom 20-C —Ambition: College. JAMES J. FAHN HORST —’’Farney —St. Helena — Remembered Most: Cherokee Bob and the Class of ••69’ —Ambition: Wildlife Artist. WILLIAM A. FALCONER — B-EEF. ’ —Wrestling 4; Camera Club 4; K.C.Y.O. 1 ,2,3,4; Friendship Club 3 —Remembered Most: The fire alarm I set off on Feb. 26. 1968—Ambition: Army or Marine career. DENNIS R. FEESER — ••Feez“ —St. Albert — Football 1; Track 2—Remembered Most: Bro. Raimond’s homeroom of 123— Ambition: Busi- nessman. MICHAEL W. FOCHT — Wart —Chris the King — Monogram Club 4; Track 3; Class Officer 1; Football 1,2,3.4; Chorus 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 1 —Remembered Most: Mornings at Toddy’s talking with Lon Simon about the Marine Corps —Ambition: To enlist in the Marinos and go to Vietnam. JERROLD J. FOLEY — ••Jerry’ —St. Albert — Chorus 4; Contact 1 ,2, 3 —Remembered Most: Mr. Colston and Roaring 20 s skit —Ambition: To be something. 16 TIMOTHY FORD— Ford Falcon — St. Bridget— Track 1; Football 2; Chorus 3.4; Islander 4; Delta 4; Cheerlcading 4; Gymnastics 4; Drama 4; Friendship Club 4—Remembered Most: Four great years and great guys—Ambition: To get a good job. MARK A. F O S T E R — Shatiho —St. Albert-Remembered Most: All those sneaky haircuts— Ambition: Be a successful social worker. LOYAL FREEMAN— Orville —St. Peters —Remembered Most: Falling asleep during those boring World Cultures mov-vies Junior yea r—Ambition: Go to college. TIMOTHY R. FREEMAN — Cowboy —Holy Rosary—Bowling 1; K.C.Y.O. — Remembered Most: The guys and girls at the Venice after school—Ambition: To be myself. THOMAS J. FULTON — Steamboat — Immaculate Conception—Bowling 1; Delta 4; N.H.S. 4 — Remembered Most: Br. Fidelis religion class in 123 — Ambition: Busi- nessman. THOMAS FIRST— First. Second, Third . . . — Our Lady of Victory— Delta 4; Islander 4: N.H.S. 4 —Remembered Most: The great teachers who made class tolerable and worthwhile —Ambition: Research scientist. TIMOTHY J. FUSS — Fussky —Holy Cross — Cross Country 1; Track 1 .2,3.4; Swimming 2.3, 4: Class Officer 2; Football 4; Friendship Club 3; Team Manager 2; Monogram c l u b 4 —Remembered Most: The great guys on the swimming and track teams—Ambition: Teacher. RICHARD L. GABATINO — Gabby —St. Bridget —Debate 2; Gymnastics 4: Chorus 4; Student Council 4; C.C.D. 4; Friendship Club 4—Remembered Most: The carnival and Mr. Elsen-peter —Ambition: Teach Ancient History or be an Archeologist. RONALD P. GALUSKA — “Ron — St. Bridget — Basketball 1.2; Golf 2.3, 4; Class Officer 1; Cross Country 3; Student Council 1.4; N.H.S. 4 —Remembered Most: Fresh- man year with Bro. Rai-mond—Ambition: Dentistry. DAVE F. GARVIE — Garv“ —Annunciation — Football 2; Track 2.4; Contact 2,3,4; C.C.D. 2. 3—Remembered Most: The pure and clean souls of certain guys at De“ — Ambition: College. JAMES F. GEARY — Junior —Resurrection — Ski Club 1 ,2,3.4; Chorus 3.4; islander 2; Contact 3.4—Remembered Most: The Lutsen ski trip and the Chorus trip to Chicago—Ambition: To graduate and make it to college. THOMAS GLINIANY — Glen —St. Hedwig—Remembered Most: Cherokee Bob's Soph, math class —Ambition: Store Management. 17 GREGORY A. GRANDE— ••Rusty —Annunciation— Football 1.2,3: Hockey 1. 2.3.A; Class Officer 3: Student Council 1.2.3; Islander 2; Delta 4; C.M.F. S. 4; Monogram Club 3.4 — Remembered Most: Hockey Tournament in Duluth —Ambition:Finish Mod. School. MARK A. GRAY— Mark — Incarnation — Cross-Country 2,3; Student Council 4; Delta 4: Drama 4; C.M.F.S. 3; Cheerleader 4 —Remombered Most: All the great times —Ambition: college. MARK A. GRASSMAN — Grass —St. Charles— Cross Country 1; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3. 4: Baseball 1.2.3,4; Class Officer 1.2: Student Council 3; Friendship club 3; islander 1; Pep Club 3: Monogram Club 3.4 —Remombered Most: Baseball Junior year—Ambition: law. FREDRICK GREVIOUS — F a I c o n Fredy —Im-imaculate Conception— Remombered Most: Gut-bombs for breakfast with Huettl and Johns —Ambition: Find a job I like and got through college. FRANCIS J. GREWE — ••Fran k —St. Charles— Debate 1.2.3: Math Club 2: N.H.S. 4; Y.D.F.L. 3. — Remembered Most: English Department and Mr. Warkel — Ambition: To catch M. Mueller committing the perfect crime. PETER G. GUTHRIE — Yippie — Basilica — Hockey 2; Contact 2.3,4; C.C.D. 1.2.3.4 —Remembered Most: Junior year and my trips to B.j.'s office —Ambition: To become someone. PETER W. HALLEY—St. Constantine — Remembered Most: Junior Year —Ambition: To find happiness. GARY E. GRABOWSKI — “Grub” —Our Lady of Victory—Camera Club 1. 2.3,4; Track 2.3; Friendship Club 3; Drama 4 —Remembered Most: Mr. Nelson's homeroom — Ambition: Law or the Air Force. JOHN M. HALL— Juan Corridor — Christ The King—Student Council 3; Islander 4—Rememborod Most: Playing my accordion for Spanish class— Ambition: Businessman. DAVID R. GODLEWSKI — Pollock” —Holy Cross— Football 1 .2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2. 3.4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Contact 1; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 3 — Remembered Most: Food fights and cut down times—Ambition: To take over Poland. FREDRICK J. GOOLEY — Gred —St. Anne s— Bowling 1; Swimming 1; Student Council 2.3; K. C.Y.O. 1.2; Gymnastics 2 — Remembered Most: Big John —Ambition: Earn a million dollars. MARK A. GOULD — Goult” —St. Joan of Arc —K.C.Y.O. 2.3.4; Islander 4; N.H.S. 3.4—Remembered Most: Modu- lar Scheduling—Ambition: Stretch pop bottles and sell them for two dollars. 18 JOHN P. HARVAT—Resurrection—Cross Country 1; Track 1: Football 2; Delta 4; Contact 3.4; Friendship Club 4—Remembered Most: Senior year and Mr. Colston— Ambition: To work and live in or near water. FRANK I. HARVEY — “H a r v” —Resurrection— Football 1.2; Chorus 3,4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; K.C.Y. O. 1.2.3.4; Contact 3.4; Delta 4; islander 2 —Remembered Most: Playing cops and robbers Junior year—Ambition: Castle. GREGORY W. HENNESSEY — Len — St. Charles — Football 1.2.3. 4; Basketball 1.2; Track 2: Class Officer 1,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Chorus 4 — Remembered Most: The good time I've had with Mark M. and John S.—Ambition: To be successful. RICHARD M. HOGAN — Rich —St. Austin's—islander 1.2.3.4; Chess Club 1.2: N.H.S. 4—Remembered Most: Modular Scheduling—Ambition: To teach History. JOSEPH C. HOLZER-Annunciation — Remembered Most: Summertime •69 — Ambition: To join the Chat Mad Tippin Trio. EDWARD HOWARD— Ed — Incarnation —C. M.F.S. 3: Chorus 4; Friendship Club 3. Swimming 4 — Remembered Most: First 2 2 years of high school at Nazareth Hall— Ambition: To be rich. JAMES T. HUBER — Mustafa Kemal of Istanbul— Visitation —Ora-ma 4; Swimming 4—Remembered Most: Mr. Colston putting his cigar in his mouth backwards— Ambition: To build a n eighteen room mansion out of toothpicks. GREGORY J. HUDOBA- Hud —Immaculate Conception —Tennis 2.3.4 — Remembered Most: Brother Jerome Sophomore year. RYAN L. HUETTI — “Huts —Christ the King —Wrestling i .2,3 — Remembered Most: Skipping out with John's junior year—Ambition; Business Administration. JOHN J. HUGHES— Benny BcNozo — Resurrection — Track 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Islander 2, 3.4; Student Council 1.2. 3,4; Delta 3: N.H.S. 3.4; Class Officer 1,2.3 —Remembered Most: Everything — Ambition: Medicine. JAMES D. HUSS— Jim” —Holy Name — islander 3,4; Chorus 1.3: Student Council 3.4; K.C.Y.O. 1. 2.4; Contact 1.2.3.4; N. H.S. 4; Monogram Club 4 — Remembered Most: islander and its field trips here and there— Ambition: Do everything as best I can. STEVEN J. HUSS. JR.— Stove —Annunciation— K.C.Y.O. 1.2; Friendship Club 3: Islander 2.3; Camera Club 2; Contact 1.2.3.4; C.C.D. 2.3—Remembered Most: The good, the bad and the ugly of Senior year. CHRISTOPHER HUSS-M AN—“Hump — Incarnation—Swimming 1.2.3. 4; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Gymnastics 3.4; Islander 4; Chorus 4 — Remembered Most; Mr. Camp's Drama Class and the '69 Swimming Team—Ambition: To Hamm it up . WAYNE G. IGNATOWICZ — Ignats —St. Boniface —Remembered Most: Mr. Nelsons Math Class — Ambition: To go to college and then? JAMES R. IHNOT— Bockhoad —St. Charles —Cross Country 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1. 2,3.4; Contact 3.4; Class Officer 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Islander 1.2.4; N.H.S. 4; Cheerleaders 3: Monogram Club 2.3.4—Remembered Most: Junior Year and Rocky's philosophy classes—Ambition: To bo the best. RICHARD N. JACOBSON — Rich —St. Hclona — Camera Club 2.3.4; Contact 3 — Remembered Most: Mr. welna and Mr. Miller—Ambition: To contribute something to the world. THOMAS W. JANE—“Tijuana Tom —St. Raphael —Baseball 2.3.4; C.C.D. 4; Islander 1; Hockey 4 — Remembered Most: Sophomore baseball and the guys at De—Ambition: To be a success. NICHOLAS J. JANOWIEC — Nick —Holy Cross— Remembered Most: Mr. Miller's World Culture class—Ambition: College. NICHOLAS JAWORSKY — Wave —St. Constantino —Football 1.2: Track 2 —Remembered Most: C Building Basement—Ambition: Service Career. ORRIN F. JENSTAO— Woody — Incarnation— Ski Club 4; Delta 3— Remembered Most: Bro. Jerome's Soph, religion class — Ambition: Graduate from college. FRED M. JOHNSON — “Stache” — st. Bridget's —Baseball 2.3.4; Hockey 1.2; K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4; Islander 1; Bowling 1; C. M.F.S. 3 —Romombored Most: B-Squad Hockey and the Colonel — Ambition: Business. GARY A. JOHNSON — St. Annes—Chorus 2.3. 4; Gymnastics 3: Monogram Club 4 —Remembered Most: Chorus trip to Montreal and Homecoming '67 —Ambition: Computer Programmer. NICHOLAS E. JOHNSON — White Owl- —St. Helena—Delta 4; Camera Club 2; Contact 3.4; C. M.F.S. 4 —Remembered Most: Bro. Chad and Junior Retreat—Ambition: To replace the present Principal. ROBERT JOHNSON — John's Baby —St. Austin — Wrestling 2.3: Islander 4 —Remembered Most: Skipping out with “Huts junior year—Ambition: College history teacher. 20 STEVEN M. JOHNSON— Weis —- St. Charlos— Football It Golf 1.2.4; Student Council 1.2.3; K. C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2— Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's Homeroom — Ambition: Build a U-boat in my bathtub. MARK M. KARNEY — Lobbo Hombre — immaculate Conception —Tennis 3; Debate 2— Remembered Most: Sophomore Religion with Brother Dominic —Ambition: To bo a groat Law yer someday. GREGORY E. JOHNSTON — HOOf — Resurrection — Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Baseball 2.3.4; Track 1; Class Officer 1.2.3.4; Chorus 4; N.H.S. 4; Monogram Club 2.3.4; C.C.D. 4; Contact 3,4—Remembered Most: The good times I had at De—Ambition: To be a rich doctor. DAVID J. KEMP— Dave —St. Joan of Arc—Track 1; Delta 4; C.M.F.S. 3.4; Chorus 4; Friendship Club 3.4; Art Club 3; Ski Club 4— Remembered Most: Brother Giles and senior year — Ambition: School counseling and the Navy. MICHAEL A. JOSEPH — Joe —St. Helena—Track 2.3,4; Y.D.F.L. 3.4—Remembered Most: Modu- lar scheduling and track —Ambition: To go to Notre Dame. TIMOTHY KEANE — Timmy — Visitation— Student Council 1.2,3.4; islander 1.2.3; Team Manager 1.2; Chorus 3. 4; Tennis 2.3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Football 4; Class Officer 2.3; Contact 2.3.4—Remembered Most: Playing cops and robbers junior year—Ambition: Live fast, get rich and die young. PETER S. KIENZLE — Pete — Annunciation— Track 1; Islander 4—Remembered Most: Some of the swell guys and Mr. Clark in Freshman Spanish class — Ambition: Auto-Mechanics. MARK A. KILLEN — Mark — Resurrection — Debate 2; N.H.S. 3.4 — Remembered Most: Mr. Elsenpetor's English classes—Ambition: To live a long time. RANDALL J. KILLIAN — Randy — St. Bridgets— —Contact 1,2,3.4; Class Officer 1.2; Student Council 1.2.4; Delta 1.2; Chorus 3.4; C.C.D. 2.3. 4 — Remembered Most: My trips to Brother John J u n i o r Year — Ambition: Career in Business Management. JAY JULIUS — Visitation — Football 2. 3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3.4 —Remembered Most: The bums and the food fights in the commons. SHANNON M. KENNEDY — Kannon” — Immaculate Conception — Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2,3, 4; Friendship Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Track 4—Re-mombored Most: Fresh man Wrestling and Mr. Clark— Ambition: Wres- tling Coach. OONALD A. KIMITCH — Thir — St. Lawrence— Drama 2.3.4 —Romom- bored Most: Canning Prince Albert and the Drama Club lounge—Ambition: Survival. 21 REX M. KING — •‘Sex1 — St. Lawrence— Remembered Most: Shark and Mo—Ambition: Musician. THOMAS A. KLIMEK — C I e m — immaculate Conception — Track 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Football 2. 3; Studont Council 3 — Remembered Most: “Mole — Ambition: College. GARY P. KLINKNER — Colonel — Visitation— Class Officer 1; Art Club 2,3; Drama 2,3,4; Chorus 2.3,4; Islander 2.3. 4; Track 2,3.4; Delta 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 4; Math Club 3; N.l.P. 3; Friendship Club 4 — Remembered Most: When the bus loft me in St. Cloud — Ambition: Oceanography. JOHN P. KOLOSKI — Polack — Incarnation — Football 1.2.4; Drama 3. 4; Friendship Cl u b 3; Track 4; Islander 4—Remembered Most: L. Colston and Mr. Clark—Ambition: Polish Air Force Pilot. JAMES A. KORDIAK — Jungle Jim” — Immaculate Conception—Chorus 1 — Romomborcd Most: Food fights in the commons — Ambition: College Diploma. THOMAS G. KORTE — The Hand — St. Austin’s — Remembered Most: Bill Hicbols biology class and paper airplanes —Ambition: Medicine. THOMAS KOURl— Doctor Tom — St. Lawrence — Oclta 2.3.4; C.M.F.S. 3,4 — Remembered Most: Robbie's XY2 Math Class —Ambition: Field of Math or Science. KEVIN M. KRAFTY — Velver G‘s“ — Incarnation — Chorus 1.2.3.4; Contact 1.2.3.4 —Remembered Most: T h o s o nips of gm and rum— Ambition: Mathematician. GEORGE P. KRAWEC — ---“ — St. Constantino —Chorus 3.4; Class Officer 1t N.H.S. 4; Wrestling 1 — Remembered Most: Bro. Chad. GREGORY P. KRUEGER GARY A. KUOLA-— Kroog — St. Kevin— Cobra —All Saints. Class Officer 3; Chorus 4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4—Remembered Most: Beating Bonildo in State Tournament freshman yea r— Ambition: To make a lot of money without going to college. JOSEPH J. KUDLA — Cuddles — All Saints— Drama 1.2.3,4; Chorus 4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Contact 1.2.3.4; Friendship Club 3; Monogram Club 3.4—Remembered Most: Lenny C and the Drama Club Bandidos —Ambition: Teach Mr. Elsenpetcr Advanced Eng. Lit. 22 THOMAS F. KUDUK — Cootie Bug — Holy Cross —Football A: Track 1,3,4; Wrestling Mgr. 4— Remembered Most: Mr. Miller's classes and the great guys at De—Ambition: To be a big success. FRANK R. KURTH — Frankie — St. Charles —Student Council 1.2.3, 4: Class Officer 1.2.3.4; Football 2,3: K.C.Y.O. 1. 2: Ski Club 4; Track 4 —Remembered Most: Feb. 3. 1968 — Ambition: To complete college. CHESTER W. LATAWIEC — Spike — immaculate Conception — Footbal 1: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Team Manager 2,3.4; N.I.P. 3; Y.D.F.L. 3,4; Debate 3 — Rcmemberod Most: My four year of wrestling— Ambition: Forestry. MARK J. KUHN — Shark — St. Annos — Class Officer 2; Art Club 1.2 — Remembered Most: All the good times and the good guys at Do — Ambition: Artist and Musician. THOMAS J. LAGER MEIER — Shaggy —St. Peters—Ski Club 4—Remembered Most: All the times I got caught smoking—Ambition: Be what ever I was meant to be. CHARLES D. KUJAWA — Charlie — St. Charles —Chorus 4; Contact 3.4: Remembered Most: Re- ligion with Bro. Fideiis and Chorus trip Senior Year—Ambition: Army. JAMES H. LA MOTT — “• ••• — st. Marys— Chorus 2—Romombcrcd Most: Discipline office— Ambition: Be rich and have a big family. LE ROY D. KURIMAY — Le — St. Helena—Chorus 2.3.4; islander 1.2,3, 4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Monogram 3.4; Pep Club 2.3. 4; Drama 3.4; Studont Council 1; Class Officer 1; C.M.F.S. 1 ,2; K.O.L.S. 3.4; Delta 2.4; Friendship Club 3.4 — Remembered Most: Ski trips — Ambition: To help people by counseling or teaching. STEVEN J. LARSON — Steve — Incarnation— C.M.F.S. 4; Delta 4—Remembered Most: Bro. Vioncenfs Chemistry and Religion classes and '69 days in tho library with Mrs. Theissen and Bro. Paschal —Ambition: Hospital Pharmacist. CHARLES L. LEIT-SCHUH— LutCh — St. Margret Mart—Remembered Most: Junior year and Brother John's office —Ambition: Police Work. JOHN J. LEWIS — Our Lady of Victory—Re-memborod Most: Mr. Clark's Spanish Class — Ambition: Electronics. VERNARD LEWIS — Cazzio Lou —Ascension —Football 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Delta 4 —Romombcrcd Most: Scoring touch- downs for the team — Ambition: Be a hermit in Northern Canada. ?3 JOHN P. LOGAN— J. tho A.”—St. Austin—K.C. Y.O. 1.2.3.A; Chorus A — Remembered Most: Nips o1 gin—Ambition: Com- mercial pilot. RICHARO J. LOVETT — M u s h” —St. Peters— Football 2.3.A; Basketball 1.2.3.A; Tennis 2.3.A: Monogram Club 3.A; Student Council 2.3.A; Class Officer 1.2.3: Contact 2. 3.A; Track 1; Chorus A — Remembered Most: Crutches and Mr. Warkol —Ambition: To seek a newer world. STEVEN LOWE— Lowe —St. Philips — Remembered Most: Mr. Bob's Soph math class ABC — Ambition: Wildlife manager. BERNIE J. LITECKY — Ski-Man —St. Charles— Baseball 2.3.A; Football 1.A: Ski Club 1.2; Monogram Club A; Delta A; Class Officer 1,2.3—Remembered Most: Roilie's cleaness and goal-lino stands —Ambition: To reach for tho sun and get a star. DEAN L. LUCAS—St. Anthony of Pauda—Chorus 1.2; Chess Club 1 — Remembered Most: Mr. Flannery Freshman year —Ambition: Air Force career after college. MICHAEL A. MACIAS-ZEK — Moach —St. Charles — Wrestling 1; Class Officor 2; K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3.A — Remembered Most: Senior year and mod scheduling — Ambition: Successful in the future. MARK N. MALLANDER —“M O — St. Austin— Cross Country 1,2.3. A; Track 1 .2.3,A: K.D.L.S. 3,A; K.C.Y.O. 3.A — Remembered Most: Winning the shotput at St. John’s and The Agony —Ambition: Collogo. LAWRENCE A. MARGET — Maggot — St. Bridgets — Hockey 1.2; Baseball 2; Contact 1,2, 3,A; K.C.Y.O. 1.2; Islander 2—Remembered Most: Mr. Clark and skipping classes for 3 months Junior year—Ambition: To graduate from High School and College. MICHAEL C. LUXEM—— Lux — Resurrection— Swimming 3; Track 1.2; Class Officer 2.3.A; Student Council 2.3.A; islander A; Delta A; Ski Club 2; Drama 1; Chorus A —R emembered Most: 68 state swim meet and the good guys at Do —Ambition: Law and to own a cabin in Canada. RICHARD J. MARRONE — MaHonoy — St. Al-phonsus— K.C.Y.O. 2.3.A; Track 2; Baseball A; Contact 2,3.A — Remembered Most: Bro. Je- rome’s r o I i g i o n class— Ambition: Medical or Engineering profession. THOMAS E. LUDWIG — Gimp — St. Charles— Wrestling 1.2; Baseball 2 —Remembered Most: Mr. N e I s o n-s Soph, math class —Ambition: To succeed in life. THOMAS J. LUCAS — “Luke —St. C h a r I o s— Golf 2.3.A; Islander 3.A: N.H.S. 3.A; Basketball 2; Contact 3; K.C.Y.O. 1 — Remembered Most: Bro. Jerome’s religion class Soph, year —Ambition: Profit. 24 DAVID L. MARRS — Dave- — St. Williams — Football 1 j Friendship club 3; Chorus A—Remembered Most: The Dum Dum Test—Ambition: Mur '- v RONALD E. MC FAR-LAND — Ron — St. Phillips — Bowling 1; Track 2.3 — Remem- bered Most: Mr. Clark — Ambition: 1.000.000 and many grains. ROBERT M. MILLER — Ka-Ha — immaculate Conception — Baseball 1.2: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Chorus 1; Wrestling 1: Monogram club 3,4 — Remembered Most: Looking forward to the weekends — Ambition-. Physical Education Toacher. RICHARD C. MARTIN — Annunciation — Student Council 1.2; Football 2j Track 1 .4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2. 3.4; Class Officer 1,2,3— Remembered Most: Mr. Clark and Large Group— Ambition: Guzzle a gallon of Ripple. ALLEN J. MATTSON — Allen — Holy Cross— Drama 1,2,3 — Remembered Most: Food fights and a lot of great guys— Ambition: Draftsman. KEVIN L. MAC DONALD —“Mac — Holy Name —Tennis 1.2.3.4; K.C.Y. O. 1.2 — Remembered Most: Senior Year and Modular Scheduling—Ambition: College. THOMAS MC KENNY— Tom — St. Charles— Islander 3; Student Council 3 — Remembered Most: The great times with the islander Staff and the trip to Chicago— Ambition: Flying. MARCELLUS MC MULLEN — Runt —Holy Name— Football 2, Baseball 2.4; Class Officer 2; Delta 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Pep Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Ski Club 3,4: K.D.L.S. 4 — Remem- bered Most: Football practice Sophomore year —Ambition: Collogo. DAVID W. MEINZ — Lizard — St. Alberts — Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's Freshman Spanish class — Ambition: Air Force and College. DAVID D. MOEN — “King High — immaculate Conception — Islander 1; Friendship Club 3 — Remembered Most: Back Seat of Monaco— Ambition: Get the front scat of Monaco. JAMES L. MONTAGUE — Monty —Ascension —Football 1; Contact 1. 2.3.4; Class Officer 1.2. 3: Student Council 2; K. C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4—Remem-berod Most: The Dance and Sporting events— Ambition: To be successful in lifo. MARK S. MUELLER — Our Lady of Victory— Debate 2,3; Camora Club 1; Y.O.F.L. 3.4; N.H.S. 4; Math Club 2 — Remembered Most: The English Department and Mr. McEachorn — Ambition: To commit a perfect crime. 25 JOHN P. MULLEN — ••Slim — St. Kevins — K.C.Y.O. 1,2,3.4; Contact 2.3.4; Class officer 1.2 — Remembered Most: Friday. D.E.F. in the Commons and the Giant Frog — Ambition: To climb Mt. Anconcaq-rua alone. STEVE C. NELSON — “T.K.O. Steve — All Saints — Football 3; Track 4; Contact 1.2.3. 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3: Art Club It K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3.4 — Remembered Most: Brother Raimond and Freshman homeroom 1 23 —Ambition: Lawyer. MICHAEL J. NIZNICK — Smakou — Immaculate Conception — Bowling 15 Friendship Club 3 —Remembered Most: Rude- ness in the pit with the boys — Ambition: To get up in the morning and not fall asleep during tho day. MARK D. MURLOWSKI — Carp — St. Charles — Class Officer 1.2.3.4; Golf 2.4; Chorus 4; K.C. Y.O, 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1 — Remembered Most: Brother Raymond Freshman year and weekends N.E. — Ambition: not to got married. JOSEPH R. NAGAN — Wager — Incarnation— Swimming 1.2.3.4; C.M. F.S. 3: Delta 4 — Remembered Most: -68 Stato Basketball Tournament and Painters Club. RONALD A. NAWARA — Nurts —Holy Cross —Bowling 1; Football 2. 3; Hockey 1.2.3.4; Ton-ms 2.3.4: Cross Country 4; K.C.Y.O. 4; Monogram Club 4 — Remomborod Most: Sports and the great guys I mot at De-Ambition: To bo successful. MICHAEL M. NETKOW — Bw ana — immaculate Conception — Math Club 2 — Remembered Most: Mr. Graf and Brother Raimond — Ambition: Accountant or Disc-Jockey. KEVIN C. NICOL — Nick — Incarnation-Class officer 2; Art Club 15 Team Manager 1; K. C. Y.O. 1.2.3.4 — Re- membered Most: Cleary's Blockbusters and the Duluth Hockey Tournament —Ambition: To make it through college. STEPHAN R. NICOL — “Nich — St. Bridgets— Class Officer 2.3; Contact 1,2; Ski Club 2.3,4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2.3: Islander 2; Track 1 — Remem- bered Most: Mr. Clark's Froshman Homeroom and Brother Dominic's Sophomore Religio n— Ambition: To have a blast—until my last. JOSEPH A. NOVACK— Rango — Our Lady of Victory — Bowling 1; Baseball 2; Islander 1; Team Manager 2.3; C. M.F.S. 3 — Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's Homeroom and Spanish class —Ambition: Air Force Career. DAVID P. NOWICKI — Sticks — Bascilla — Team Manager 2,3,4; class officer 2.3: Monogram Club 3.4; Islander 4; Chorus 4 — Remembered Most: 67 Hockey Tournament and Mr. Paul Joyce — Ambition: Athletic trainer. ROBERT A. O'KONEK — ••Tortoise — St. Alphon-sus — Contact 2,3,4 — Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's Spanish classes — Ambition: Medical Career. 26 MARTIN P. OLSON — ••Pants — St. Philips— Cross-Country 4; Track 1,2.3.4; Class officer 1; Student Council 1,2—Remembered Most: The day Bob wore his P.J.'s downtown and Buck. STEPHEN J. OLSON — Visitation — C.C.D. 1; 2.3; Delta 4 —Remembered Most: Speech class Sophomore year — Ambition: Artist. WADE OLSON — St. Helena's—Track 1,2, 3.4; Cross Country 1,2, 3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Gymnastics 3; NH.S. 3.4— Remembered Most: Tho agony and Mr. Graf—Ambition: To graduate from college. KEVIN J. O'ROURKE — Kevin J. O-Rourke —Sacred Heart — Remembered Most: Modular Scheduling — Ambition: wealth. t PHILIP E. PALKERT — Pancho — Immaculate Conception — Bowling 1; Tennis 2.3.4; N.H.S. 4 — Ambition: Biologist. PHILIP J. PAQUETTE — •Porky — St. Charles— Baseball 1.2.4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2: C. C.D. 3.4; Contact 3.4; Class Officer 1.4 —Re- membered Most: Brother Jerome Eric and Freshman Football — Ambition; Lawyer. THOMAS A. PARZYCK — “Tom — St. Anno— Camera Club 1.2.3.4— Remembered Most: Classes on Wednesday in Senior Year — Ambition: Making a living. RICHARD J. PEARO— “Dick — St. Charles— Remembered Most: Lunch at Chumps—Ambition: Nuclear physicist. ROBERT J. PFEIFER — “Fife — Resurrection— Cross-Country 2; Tennis 3; Contact 1,3,4; Class Officer 2.3,4; Student Council 2,3.4; Friendship Club 3; Islander 3,4; Delta 3; N.H.S. 4 — Remembered Most: A great bunch of guys and Brother Jerome's invincible 304 — Ambition: Busi- ness Administration and Marketing. TIMOTHY S. PHILLIPS — Bascilica — Cross-Country 3; Class Officer 1,2 — Remembered Most Brother joromo's Homeroom—Ambition: Math- ematician. PAUL J. PIAZZA — Pizza — St. Anne — Gymnastics 1.3,4; Pop Club 4; Student Council 4—Remembered Most: Brother R a i m o n d and Brother Jerome — Ambition: Good future in college and art. MICHAEL E. PIERSAK — — M ike — immaculato Conception — Bowling 1; Chorus 1 —Remembered Most: A fine man and teacher Brother Peter— Ambition: College and beyond. 27 MARK L. PIGNATELLO — ••Pig — St. Charles— Remembered Most: S.O.I. and Mr. Miller-s classes— Ambition: See the world. JOHN T. PLANTE — Tom St. Alphonsus — Track 2.3.4; Bowling 1; Class Officer 2 — Remembered Most: Soph. Biology with Mr. Rogers and when Bob wore his pajamas downtown—Ambition: Be an active member in a L.O.E. corporation in Tijuana. LAWRENCE POGEMIL-LER— “Pugie — immaculate Conception — Contact 1; Baseball 2: Basketball 2; N.H.S. 4—Remembered Most: State tourney 1965 — Ambition.- Hock it in college. JOSEPH P. POTTNER — “Pott'S — At. Annas — Student Council 1,2.3; Class Officer 1.2.3 —Remembered Most: Oe-Be-nilde basketball games— Ambition: Commercial airline pilot. CHARLES S. PRESTON — Pidgeon — Basilica— Chorus 1.2: Delta 4; Islander 3.4; Friendship Club 3 — Remembered Most: The spiked punch in Bro. Raimonds homoroom — Ambition: Nothing in particular. JAMES PUDLICK — Pud — St. Charles-Remembered Most: Mr. Grafs class. WAYNE F. PYKA- Pik«� — immaculate Conception — Ambition: Find water. GREGORY J. RANCZKA — Rastus — Our Lady of Victory — Swimming 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4 —Remembered Most: Basketball Tourney 68“ and painting Sept. 1. 68—Ambition: Teaching. JEFFREY G. RAPACZ — Rabbitt — St. Cyril — Football 2.3; Basketball 3: Cross Country 1; K.C. Y.O. 1.2.4 — Remem- bered Most: Do dances— Ambition: To be a success. ALLEN J. RAPATZ — Natasha, Baron Von Pazz —All Saints—Football manager 2j N.I.P. 3; Friendship Club 3; Drama 4— Remembered Most: Bro. Jerome Eric and the time the scaffold fell — Ambition: Polish banana boat captain. LEE A. REIS— ••Pee-Roy —St. Charles— Contact 3.4| Chorus 4; K.C.Y.O. 2 — Remem- bered Most Cherokee Bobs Soph, math class and everyone at Oe—Ambition: To make it in college. JAMES R. RENCKENS — Mono” — St. Charles —Wrestling 1; Golf 2; Debate 1; Class Officer 1, 2: Islander 1; Football 4; Chorus 4— Remembered Most: Football for Mac— Ambition: Become a lawyer. 78 TIMOTHY J. RIDER — C.C. — Incarnation— Gymnastics 1.3.4; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 4 — Remembered Most: B. J.‘ 304 and Homecoming ’68—Ambition: To be satisfied in whatever I do. STEVEN S. ST. CLAIR — Stanly — Immaculate Conception — Team manager 2.3.4 —Remembered Most: Football Sophomore Year —Ambition: Get through College. JOHN C. SCHLEICH — John — St. Anne—Remembered Most: Un- scheduled time and free days — Ambition: Enjoyable work and substantial profits. JAMES M. RODGER — F a t m a n — St. Clements—Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1; Track 2.3.4: Chorus 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Hockey 2—Remembered Most: A Teacher, a coach, and a bum—Ambition: To have good times at all times. TIMOTHY S. ROSENER — Rose — Immaculate Conception — Chorus 4; Monogram Club 4; Friendship Club 3.4; Football 1.3.4; Baseball 2.3,4 —Remembered Most: The good heads in the faculty and the Senior football team— Ambition: Astronaut. WAYNE J. RUSIN — Immaculate Conception — Tennis 2.3,4; Debate 1. 2; Student Council 2.3; N.H.S. 3.4 — Remem- bered Most: Brother Jerome and the great Homeroom 304 — Ambition.- Sky-diver. MICHAEL W. SAEFKE — Mike — Holy Cross — Remombered Most: Brother Raimond and room 123— Ambition: To be successful and rich. JOSEPH J. SCHAAF — John — Holy Name — Chess Club 1.2; Art Club 3; Delta 3 — Remombered Most: The bat in the Commons Area—Ambition: Accountant. LON M. SCHEELE — St. Helona —Cross Country 1.2; Football 3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Class Officer 2,3.4; Ski Club 1, 2,3.4; islander 2; Monogram Club 4; Chorus 3.4; K.C.Y.O 2.3.4 _ Re- membered Most: Rollie and the North-East boys —Ambition: To get rich and to spend it. DONALD J. SCHLUEN- DER — St. Charlos — Math Club 2 — Remembered Most: Mr. warkel's Math class — Ambition: Pilot or teacher. RICHARD V. SCHMITZ — Dick — Incarnation —Cross-Country 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 1.3; Friendship Club 3.4; Delta 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3. 4 — Remembered Most: Cross-Country and track — Ambition: Race Car Driver. THOMAS E. SCHOTT— Tom — Annunciation— Team manager 1.2; Baseball 2; Class Officer 2; C.M.F.S. 3; Islander 3.4; Student Council 1. 2,3.4 —Remombered Most: Bonny and Mr. Warkel — Ambition: To die a hoppy death. 29 GEORGE M. SCHRAUTH —••Mike” — St. Alphon-suk — Swimming 1.2,3, A: Monogram Club 3.4; Friendship Club 3.4; Delta 4; Chorus 4; Golf 4 — Remembered Most: 69 Swimming and Rats — Ambition: Medicine. THOMAS E. SCHREAD-ER — Tom- — St. Albert — Drama 3 —Remembered Most: Mr. Donovan and study hall Frosh year — Ambition: Teacher or Newspaperman. MICHAEL. J. SHASKY — Shask — St. Stephens — Football 1; Golf 2; Islander 2 — Remem- bered Most: Mr. Clark's homeroom — Ambition: Commercial airlines pilot. ROBERT J. SHAUOH-NESSY — Arana — St. Bridgets — Track 2.4; Contact 1.2.3.4; Bowling 1 — Romombcrod Most: Track and Biology with Buck — Ambition: Ac- tive member of L.O.E. corp. in Las Vegas. RICHARD T. SHEEHAN — Ascension — Track 2.3.4; Hockey 2.4 —Remembered Most: Soph, year with Mr. Nelson and Buck — Ambition: To get my drivers1 license. ROBERT E. SHELITO — Cowboy —St. Clements —Baseball 2.3.4; Football 4 — Romembered Most: Mr. Colston's French 1.2, and 3 and Mr. Nelson's Soph, math —Ambition: All-pro cot- ton picker. KEVIN D. SHIELDS — Goat — immaculate Conception — Track 1.2; Student Council 4; Islander 4; Delta 4 —Remembered Most: All the clean cut. orderly, gentlemen at De and the Bird —Ambition: To become rich, famous and successful. LEONARD M. SIMON — Leb — St. Timothy— Remembered Most: Bro. Michael Loo and that the boys at De are the best in the world — Ambition: To bo known as ••Big Len! STEVEN M. SKAUNAK —-Skav — Holy Cross — N.H.S. —Remembered Most: Homecoming •©©_ Ambition: Lawyer. WILLIAM L. SMITH — Willie — Annunciation — Track 1,2; Cross Country 1; Islander 4; Contact 1.2; Friendship Club 4; K.C.Y.O. 1.2; Student Council 4 —Remembered Most: islander Room and Student Council Room — Ambition: To bo a gardener in Tijuana. 30 WILLIAM T. SOLTYS — Billy Solestus — Holy Cross — Football 1,2. 3.4; Golf 2.3.4; Class Officer 1.2; Track 1; Monogram Club 4 — Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's F r e s h m a n's football— Ambition: Law. RICHARD S. SORENSEN — Sorgu m — Resurrection—Football 1; Delta 4; Chorus 4; C.M.F.S. 3; C.C.O. 4; Ski Club 2. 4 — Remembered Most: Class of “69“ and all the great times at Oe—Ambition: Doctor of Medi- cino. PAUL SOSNIECKI— St. Charles. MICHAEL J. STAPLES —“Staps — Annunciation — K.C.Y.O. 2.3.4; Swimming 1.2; Contact 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 2. 3; Student Council 3.4; Friendship Club 3: C.M. F.S. 3: C.C.O. 3.4; Pep Club 4; Islander 2.3.4— Remembered Most: 4:30 AM. Sept. 1 1 — Ambi- tion: Bean picker—Son of Juan Valdez. JOHN E. STENGLEIN — Moal — St. Charles— Chorus 3.4; Golf 4—Ro-membered Most: The Northeast boys and all my great Senior friends —Ambition: A good education. MICHAEL E. STIEBLING — “Steb — St. Bridgets —Remembered Most: De dances and Mr. Warkcl's math classes — Ambition: Electrical engineer. DAVID P. STOLAREK — “Sto“ — Our Lady of Victory — Remembered Most: Looking for “Judge Crater —Ambition: Politics. FRED M. STONE — “Rock — Basilica —Football 1.2.3.4; Hockey 2.4; Class Officer 3.4; Contact 1.2.3.4; Baseball 4; Chorus 4; Monogram Club 4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4 — Remembered Most: The Italian war artillery — Ambition: Graduate from college. MARC S. STRIPSK Y — “The Stripper — St. Hel-ona — Chorus 1.2,4— Remembered Most: 1968 Sno-Oaz© and the chorus trips — Ambition: To make the best of any bad situation and to have fun. GREGORY A. STROIN-SKl — “Stronsk — Holy Cross — Chorus 4; Ski Club 3.4; C.C.D. 3—Remembered Most: All Of tho friends I had at De La Salle — Ambition: Sociologist. DON W. TATONE — Tone — St. Peter— Wrestling 1.2; Track 1; Contact 1.2.3.4; Friendship Club 3.4; Islander 3.4; Monogram Club 2.3. 4; Y.D.F.L. 4—Remembered Most: Frosh homeroom 123 and Bro. Raymond — Ambition: To earn a M.S.B.A. DAVID A. TAUS— Hot-shot — Our Lady of Victory — Baseball 2.3. 4; Football 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3.4; Class Officer 2.3.4; Student Council 1.4; Delta 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Monogram Club 4 — Remembered Most: Bro. Giles and Mr. Shrake — Ambition . Finish college, Med school. 31 DANIEL L. TAYLOR — Otis — Christ the King — Football 1,2,3.A: Basketball 1.2.3,A: Track 1. 2,3.A; Class Officer 1. 3. A; Student Council 1; Islander 3,A; Monogram Club 3,A — Remembered Most: State basketball tournament and Bro. Rai-mond — Ambition: Doctor. ROBERT P. THEISEN — Booby — St. Annes— Bowling 1; Track 3,A: Class officer 1; K.C.Y.O. 1.2; Football 1 — Remembered Most: Do dances and De-Benllde games — Ambition: Accountant. RICHARD L. TOUSIG-NANT—Incarnation. PHILIP C. TAYLOR — -Phil- — st. Albert—Ski Club a — Remembered Most: All the girls—Ambition: To graduate. WILLIAM J. TESKE—St. Annes — Football 1.2: Wrestling 1.2 — Remembered Most: C. building Frosh year — Ambition: Architect. ROLAND J. THEILER — “R o I ly — Immaculate Conception— Football 1, 2.3.A; Track 2.3.A; Class Officer 1.2.3.A; Friendship Club 3.A; Delta A; Chorus A; Monogram Club A; Student Council 1.2— Remembered Most: All the humor of 22C and the good times of the class of ’69 — Ambition: To secure five yen in Law. PETER J. TIGUE — Tigre —Ascension —Remembered Most: Mr. Clark's Spanish class and Mr. Elsenpeter's themes —Ambition: University. WILLIAM A. TISEL — Willy — Annunciation — Cross Country 1.2: Track 1.2; islander 3,A; N.H.S. A — Remembered Most: The Isrealites and the Indians in Junior religion text—Ambition: Science. TIMOTHY J. TOTZKE — Twitch — Visitation — Delta A; islander A; C-M. F.s. A; K.C.Y.O. 1 .2.3.A; Contact 2; Friendship Club A — Remembered Most: Senior year—the great time l had— Ambition: College. DAVID J. ULMER — ••Pud — St. Joan of Arc —Drama 3.A; K.C.Y.O. 3: Wrestling 3.A— Remembered Most: Mr. McEach-orn in parking lot — Ambition: Becomo Mayor of St. Michaels. PATRICK J. WADDICK — Wad —St. Bridgets — Hockey 2,3,A; Cross Country 1.2: Class Of- ficer 1.2 —Remembered Most: Hockey practice with Mr. Heibel — Ambition: Conservationist. JAMES A. WALKOWIAK —“Wally — Incarnation — Track 2; Gymnastics 3 — Remembered Most: Junior year while Tous was here — Ambition: To succeed. 32 DUANE A. WALSTROM — ••Dewey — Annunciation — Ski Club 4 —Re-momborod Most: Bro. Vincent's Chemistry class —Ambition: College graduate. WILLIAM W. WEISS — Wese — St. Annas — Swimming 1.2: Gymnastics 3.4 — Remembered Most: Going with the same girl my last three years at De and going ice fishing with refreshments — Ambition: To have one. PAUL C- WILLIAMS — Wills — Annunciation — Remembered Most: Mr. Johnson's English class— Ambition: To have one. KEVIN J. WATRIN — Beaver — St. Helena — Bookstore 1,2.3.4; Chess Club 1 — Remembered Most: Mr. Elsonpctor and the Bookstore — Ambition: Lawyer or owner of a bookstore. JERRY WATTS — St. Alberts — C.C.D. 1,2,3 — Remembered Most: Cherokee Bob’s math class and Bro. Paschol's English class — Ambition: Playboy photographer. DALE T. WEILER — St. Kevin — Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 1.2,3.4: K. C.Y.O. 1.2.3,4; Chorus 4; N.H.S. 3.4 — Remem- bered Most: Beating Bo-nilde in state tournament 1963-66. and Mr. Nelson’s math class — Ambition: Medicine. GARY C. WETTERBERG — Assumption — Drama 2.4; Ski Club 4 — Remembered Most: Mr. Colston and his French classes — Ambition: Finish college. KEVIN D. WHITE — White — St. Philips — Remembered Most: Mayor Mac and Bro. Arthur— Ambition: Stay out of the draft, make lots of money and work. GERALD L. WILLIAMS — Jorry — Our Lady of Victory— Friendship Club 3; islander 3.4; Delta 3. 4; C.M.F.S. 3.4; C.C.D. 4; Y.D.F.L. 3.4; Cross Country 1 — Remembered Most: Mr. Clark and Rocky” — Ambition: History teacher. DONALD E. WILSON — Donald Edwards — Epiphany—Gymnastics 3 3 — Remembered Most: My Junior year— Ambition: Mochanic. MARK D. WITTMAN — Wit — St. Peters — Football 2.4; Track 1; Contact 3.4; Ski Club 4 — Remembered Most: Selling elevator passes to Frosh — Ambition: Aeronautics. MICHAEL D. WOLF — Micky — St. Margaret Mary — Contact 2; Debate 1,2; Student Council 2.3.4; C.M.F.S. 2; Drama 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4 — Remombcrod Most: Drama club resource center and English dept. — Ambition-. Theatre. 33 RONALD S. WROBEL — -Ron- — St. Charles— Football 1; Swimming 2, 3.A— Remembered Most: Freshman year football with Mr. Clark —Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. THOMAS M. 2APPIA — Zap — St. Charles— Student Council 1,2,3,4; Sk. Club 2.3.4—Romom-bered Most: S.O.I.— Ambition: Lawyer. GERALD L- ZEMBAL — ••Zem” — St. Hodwig— Bowling 1; Class Officer 1,2 — Remembered Most: Dissecting tho frog with Wild Bill Heibol — Ambition: Accountant. THOMAS F. ZWIRN — S n a k o“ — Immaculate Conception — Art Club 1.2; Friendship Club 3: Chorus 4 —Remembered Most: Class in 303 Sophomore year and Junior large group on Friday— Ambition: Commercial Art. PAUL J. ZWOLSKI — Polak — St. Anthony of Padua — Football 1; Cross Country 2: Wrestling 1.2.4; Gymnastics 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Bowling 1; Class Officer 3 —Remembered Most: Do dancos and the Mermaid lounge — Ambition: Millionaire playboy and President of L.O.E. club in Miami. 34 SENIOR POLL SMALLEST KID: Kevin Watrin. ) I BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG: Nick Johnson. 35 BEST STUDENT: John Hughes. ROUGHEST AND TOUGHEST: Mark Mur- lowski. BEST ATHLETE: Greg Johnston 36 DID MOST FOR SENIOR CLASS: Tom Schott MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: John Hughes MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Dennis Feeser and Tom Schott BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER: Jay Julius BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER: Jim Ihnot BEST HOCKEY PLAYER: Mike Becchetti BEST BASEBALL PLAYER: Mark Grassman UNSUNG NICE GUY: Jim Duffy FAVORITE GIRL'S NAME: Mary FAVORITE GIRL'S SCHOOL: Regina BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Roland Theiler MOST CHANGED: Mike Basara FAVORITE SCHOOL SPORT: Football BEST DRESSED: Mike Becchetti FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Warkel TYPICAL SENIOR: Rick Lovett ALWAYS INTO SOMETHING: Len Simon FAVORITE SONG: Show Me BIGGEST SOCIALITE: Paul Deaner BEST DANCER: Lon Scheele BIGGEST HUSTLER: Tim Rosener FAVORITE MOVIE: Bullit MOST RESPECTABLE: Rick Lovett FAVORITE ACTOR: Steve McQueen FAVORITE HANGOUT: Parking Lot FAVORITE ACTRESS: Raquel Welch WILDEST DRIVER: Dave Ulmer BIGGEST KID: Tim Boyce MOST REMEMBERED INCIDENT: Key Club CRAZIEST LAUGH: Greg Hennessey LAZIEST: Steve Lowe MOST TALKATIVE: Roland Theiler BIGGEST PEST: Steve Huss BIGGEST GOOF-OFF: Len Simon CHAMPION WISE CRACKER: Roland Theiler SENIOR AWARDS Wake up, Paul! MATH: Francis Grewe LANGUAGE: Mark Gray ENGLISH: John Schaaf RELIGION: Mark Killen ART: John Fahnhorst SCIENCE: John Hughes SOCIAL STUDIES: John Hall CHORUS: Paul Deaner DELTA: Dave Kemp CAMERA CLUB: Joe Elfelt DRAMA: Joe Kudla ISLANDER: Bill Tisel CROSS COUNTRY: Dick Schmitz FOOTBALL: Jay Julius HOCKEY: Mike Becchetti SWIMMING: Greg Ranczka WRESTLING: Dave Godlewski BASKETBALL: Bob Bauer GOLF: Jim Ihnot BASEBALL: Tim Rosener TENNIS: Phil Palkert TRACK: Tim Fuss BEST ATHLETE: Jay Julius SERVICE TO STUDENT COUNCIL: Tom Schott and Paul Clements SERVICE TO SENIOR CLASS: John Hughes and Tom Cleary SERVICE TO SCHOOL: Nick Johnson 38 Guest speaker Mr. Raphael congratulates Seniors. t 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 Chapman, Dustin Charboneau, Michael Chismar, Thomas Ciuropaylovych. Nesto Clarkson, Robert No Photo Collopy. Raymond Coon. William Costello. Thomas Crawford. Lawrence Curran, Dennis No Photo Czech. Michael Daly. Thomas Devora. Ramon Dienhart. Paul Dolan, Thomas Donath. Michael Dotray, John Doyle. James Dudziak, Michael 40 ■ N Dummer, Michael Durand, Gregory Dyer, Kevin Ennen, James Fabin, Paul Farris. Thomas Fehn. Jerome Fiala, Robert Fisher, Richard Fitzhenry, Thomas Flaherty, Timothy Froehlig, Philip Galvin, Kevin Garvie. John Godlewski, Thomas Gorham. Gregory Gorham, Patrick Gromek, Gregory Grones. Thomas Gryar, Stephen Hafner, Michael Hagedorn, Peter Hall. Gary Hall, Steven Hammes. John Hansen, James Harristhal, Michael Hauge, Mark Heisser. Gary 41 Hennessy, Timothy Herbst, Harold Heryla, Kelly Hesse, Timothy Hirtz, Steven Hobbs, Steven Hofmann, Thomas Hollick, Stephen Holzinger, Joseph Huard, Bradley Houser, Douglas Hughes, Dennis Huss, David Huss, Mark Hynes. John Hyska. Thomas lilies, Jerome Iwaskewycz. Leo Jogodka, Robert John, Thomas Jones, Dennis Julius, Michael Julkowski, Steven Kastl, Michael Keenan, Patrick Kelash, Kenneth Kennedy,John Kimitch, Mark Klesk, Gerald Klinkner, Bruce Kohl, Gregory Koniar, Jonn Krotz, Philip Kanuit, Bruno Kulaga, James 42 Klesk, Thomas Kusek. David Lamuska. Ronald Lamuska, Ronald E. Lang, Robert Leitschuh, David Loges, Allan Lupino, James Lyman. Thomas Mahowald. James Mann. Eric Marchiafava. David Martinson, Paul MacTavish, Michael McGrath. Timothy Meunier, Thomas Milliman. Patrick Millunzi, Timothy Morris. Robert Murzyn. Michael Nallick, John Nelson. Charles Nesbitt, George Ness. Patrick Newberger. James Nichols. James Niznik, Joseph Norling. George Ohotto. Thomas 43 Oien, Steven Olson, Richard Olsonoski, Ronald Osmonson, Daniel Parks, Mark Pavelko, Patrick Pavlak, Reginald Pelletier, Peter Peterson. Dale Peterson, Glen Phatrayanon, Poosak Pingatore, Joseph Plantenberg, Dennis Pomerleau, Allan Ptaszek, Joseph Quirk, Michael Rapacz, Robert Rekucki, Mark Reynolds, Thomas Rice, Sean Ripley, Dennis Risk, Thomas Rofuth, Todd Ruane, Terrance Russel, Dennis Ryan, Mark Ryan, Patrick Santos, David Schreiber. Robert Sery, Robert Shaw, Lawrence Skelly, James Smith, Bruce Smith, Greg Sosniecki, Matthew 44 Sovereign, Thomas Spano, Paul Stelmazek, John Stevens, Todd Stripsky, Paul Steuve, Michael Stuki, Kevin Swan, Michael Sweeney, Michael Swieca. James Sydejko. Robert Szewc, Stephen Tetnowski, Donald Theis, Patrick f? Tomcheck, Lawrence Tromziak. Timothy Tschann, Gregory Van Slyke, John Walker, Richard Wallik, Mark Wallin, Christopher Waskosky, Karl Wheeler. Timothy Whiteford, Richard Worm, Craig Yohn, Gary Zappia, James Zastera, Michael Zika, Mark Zika, Michael 45 Antolak, Richard Balfe, Michael Barton, James Baumtrog, Paul iff Bedor, Gregory Bendel, Mitchel Bitner, Thomas Blomquist, Barry Bogucki, John Bradford, Allen Brage, Joseph Brown, Jerome Brown, Lawrence Bushey. Brian Butler, James Carlson, Michael Carlson, Robert Casey, Michael Casey. Thomas Charboneau, Douglas Churchill, Mark Clements, David Coleman, Patrick Connor, Patrick Cousin, Daniel Cousins, Guy Cousins, Richard Cronin, Richard Crumley, Timothy Davy. William De Gidio, Paul Delmonico, Robert 46 De Long, Thomas Deslauriers. Kirk Dienhart, Mark Dirkers. Christopher Dixon, James Doi, Jon Dolezal, Donald Dougherty, Mark Eilers, Gregory Emond. Lawrence Endert. Joseph Ennen. Steven Epping. William Farrel, Thomas Faust, Michael Favorite, James Feany, William Felein, Michael Fischer, Paul Fitch, William Focht, Daniel Foley, Dennis Forsman, Daniel Foster, Scott Frank, Robert Gaida, Edward Gallegos, Louis Garza, Terry Goral, Michael Gray, Michael Grinnel, Brent Gross, Charles Gustafson, Craig Gustafson, Frank 47 Hall, Charles Hansen, Kerry Harte. Kevin Harvieux, Robert Healy, George Hinschberger. Steven Hite, David Hoffer, Lawrence Hofmann, Paul Howell, Tyler Huss, Walter Hussman, Douglas Iffert, Joseph Irvine, William Jackson, Charles Jaszewski, Paul Jones, David Johnson, Bernard Johnson, William Mik v ’ . . Keefe, Byrne Kelly, Michael S. Kelly, Michael T. Kennedy, Morgan Ketter, Michael Klimczak, Jerry Knotz, William Kochendorfer. David Koloski, Vincent Korte, William Kotula, Steven Kovalik, Douglas Kruse, Richard Kuerbs, Richard Kyle, James 48 LaFerrier. Gregg LaMott, Steven Landberg. Robert LaSota, David Lebens, Richard LeBlanc, Gregory Lewis. William Linden. Robert Lindseth. Michael Lipski, Gary Loes. Wayne Loso. Martin Lovett. Joseph Luxem. Dennis Maciej, Robert Mack. Roger Morion. Stephen Markun. David MacDonald. Richard f McDermott. Mark McGlade. Patrick McGrath, John McGuire. Brian McGuire, John McLaughlin. Michael Miezwa, Gary Miskowiec, Francis Miskowiec. John Molumby. Thomas No No Murphy, Patrick Nelson, James Photo Photo Nelson, Michael Nemzek, Mark Nesbitt. David 49 Noble, Gregory O'Donnell, David O'Donnell, Kevin Ogle. John 4$) kW JB fa Palmgren, Robert Patineau, James Paulson. Marvin Pawloski. Stephen Peters. Marc ■ V i w? A � L v. mV5 ..or Peters. Robert Pharr, Michael Pilala, James Pingatore, Thomas Plaster, Robert ! ft JF No Photo Porrazzo, John Preksto. Peter Puelston, Rodney Pumper. John Quealy, Patrick JSti i -V cr x V k ■V Quinn. Lawrence Radke, Robert Raidt. Bernard Rainville, Michael Rajtar. Eugene iff No Photo iV i«V, Reid. Michael Reilly, Roy Rekuski. Michael Rhode. Thomas Risk, Timothy L rT; aV nf 8 iV Rock. John Rozek. Thomas St. Anthony, Neal Salchert. Darrel 0S i f V A 50 Sandusky, Joseph San Roman, Maximo Sarna, Robert Satterstrom, James Schildgen, Gregory Schmidt, Lawrence Schmitt, Anthony Schneider, Brent Schdening, Thomas Shallbetter, John Shelito, Ronald Sienko, Patrick Smith. Gregory Smuda, Michael Snyder. Blaine Sobota, Steven Stephnes. Paul Stock, Robert Stoneberg. Matthew Sverkerson, William ° Swan. Timothy Photo Tevlin, James Trethewey, Richard Tritchler. Joseph Tscholl, James Vossberg, Joseph Wandzel, Stephen Warnke, Thomas Welch, Paul Westholder, Steven Wisniewski, Theodore Wittig. Joseph Woit, Steven Yencho. Michael 51 Acker, John Adams. Peter Adler, Edward Anderson, Thomas Antoski, William Avstin, Martin Bendsten, James Benton, Stephen Bester, Anthony Bianski, Richard Billiet, Robert Billington, John Biros, Stephen Bjorkstrand, Mark Boyle, Robert Boisvert, Wade Briscoe, Albert Brom, David Brosnahan, Timothy A! Buckanaga. Ronald Burns, David Burros, Kirk Bushey. Bruce Byard, Stephen Casserly, Kevin Casey, David Chambers, Jerry Christiansen, Michael Cole. Brian Coleman. Thomas Combs, Thomas Commerford. Terrence Coughlin, Kevin Czech. James 52 Daleki. Richard Denman, David Deyo. Thomas Diaz, Richard it Dyer, Randal Eckblad, Joseph Ecklund, David Elies. Joseph Engstron, Jon Dom brow sky, Peter Dorr. Thomas Dotray, David Doyle. Robert Dunn. Franklin Faust. Timothy Ferrian. Edward Fisch, William Flandrick. Timothy Franko. Joseph kV Gabrielson, Charles Gaffner. Thomas Garvie, Peter Gaspard, Joseph Gearty. Edward Gleason, George Gleason, James Gleason, Joseph Gooding, Dougles 53 Gooley. Michael Gray, James Hall, Ronald Hanratty, Keith Heckman, Jerome Heiman, William Heinz, James Hennek. David Heryla, Daniel Hinschberger, Paul Hoffer, Kilian Hogan, Michael Howard Fredrick Huber. Robert Husak. Daanny Huss, Michael Ingalls, Patrick Jackson, Robert Jacobson, James 16.. Jk Johnson, Eric Johnson, Richard Johnston, Garin Keenan, Steven Kehoe, Michael Keller. Patrick Kenneally, Walter Kenneally. William Kennedy,Joseph Killalea, Dennis No Photo Jr Kissed, Michael Klesk, Joseph Krause. Kenneth 54 Krotz, Daniel Kukielka. David Kwatera. Mark LaCasse. Jay Lais, Bruce Lamusga. Donald Larson. Roger Lashinski, Dennis Latour, Linus Laux, Jeffery LeClair. John Leitschuh, Patrick LeVoir, Paul Linnihan, Daniel Logan. Timothy Loye, Nicholas Lundheim, Joseph Maderich, Robert Mahoney. Steven Maiers, Daniels Malarkey, James Marcon. John Martin. Allen Mathews. Mark m fi { jfe V . M aV a Maus, George McCormick. Kevin McCullough. Kevin McDevitt, Kevin McDonald, Anthony 55 McDonald. Mark McElroy. Charles McGovern. Shawn Milewski, Michael Miller, William No Photo Miller, William Montague. Thomas Morris, William Mrocek, Ronald Murphy, Richard Murzyn, James Nawara, Thomas Nemzek. Alexander Nicol, Lawrence Nichols. Darrell Nordeen; Keith Novack. James Novack.John Oberg, Peter O’Brien. James Oien. Kenneth O'Keefe, Richard Olson, Bruce Olson, John Orman, Paul O'Rourke. John Patrick, Dennis Patterson, Timothy Pawlak, Daniel Pepper, Dale ® £9t • V M. Peters, John Peters, Thomas No Photo 56 m 4V i!t Peterson. Dale Phillips. Eric Pobuda. Gregory Quirk, Patrick Tv I L Reilly, Michael Reiter, John Renckens, John Renckens, John Renneisen, Paul Resch, Michael Richards. Stanley Rouen. Edward Rozycki, Peter Ryan, James Ryan.John Ryan, Richard Sager. Michael Sargent. John Schneider, Paul Schoenecker. Larry feSi Schoening. Mark Schultz. Steve Serie, Michael Shea. Thomas Sheppard. Donald Sheppard, Kevin Simacek, William Siron. Ronald Skay. Thomas Skelly, Robert � Vv iV. Smirl, Dave Smisek. Ronald Snyder. Frank Sobiech, Nicholas Sobota. Michael 57 Sorman, Thomas Spano, Thomas Stamos, Thomas Stemper, Richard Stevens, Michael Stitt, Jerald Stockhaus. Thomas Stoneberg, Mark Stopera, Francis Stroncek, Scott Swanson, Douglas Swingley, Stephen Switina, Cristopher Sypnieski. Edward Sypnieski, William Tael, Christopher Tantanecla, Michael Theis, Warren Torborg, Richard No Photo Trost. William Udlinek, Joseph VanKueren, Martin Van Sloun, Thomas Wagner, Michael Wallander, Nicholas Walsh, Jerome Welter, Joseph Westerberg, Philipp Wever, Phillip Wheeler. Mark Whiting, Timothy Willenburg, John Wold, Robert Zgutowicz, Robert 1 «■ Wf , t . 1 c s. fH f P, Y V i 'm No Photo 58 First Row: S. St. Claire (mgr.), C. Bijoch. R. Devora, V. Lewis. P. Pavelko. D. Curran, B. Litecky, R. Theiler. T. Keane. Second Row: M. Basara, T. Ruane. T. Fuss, J. McDonald, J. Koloski. J. Herbst, M. Wittman, M. Charboneau. T. Kuduk, L. Scheele. T. Rosener. S. Hirtz. Third Row: G. Heisserer. T. Swan (mgr.), R. Lovett, P. Hagedorn, T. Costello. R. Shelito, J. Renckens, R. Miller, J. Rodger, G. Peterson, W. Sverkerson. D. Godlowski, G. LaFerrier, T. Doyle, D. Osmonson. Top Row: W. Soltys, M. Focht, M. Donath, M. Jilius, F. Stone. D. Taylor, J. Brown, G. Johnston, D. Cummings. J. Julius, G. Hennessey, J. Skelly, M. Mac-Tavish. Not Pictured: Sean Rice. The '68 season was marked by the outstanding leadership of captains Jim Brown and Greg Johnston. McEachern's power-house offense was led by the highly talented backfield of Cummings, Rodger. MacTavish. and Lewis, with an able group of receivers in Taylor. Johnston and Hennessey. The offensive front five of Brown, J. Julius, Basara, Focht and Soltys must be given a word of praise with three members making All-Conference, and the other two receiving honorable mention. Mr. Miller was responsible for the performance of an outstanding defensive unit which allowed an average of only 7 points per game. The season was marked by a number of memorable goal line stands from a team that refused to give up. The defense was led by signal-caller BERNIE LITECKY, one of the most aggressive players in the conference. Although hurt by injuries, the team was aided by the hard-charging play of such men as Rosener, Miller. Charboneau. Costello. Shelito and Wittman. The success of this years team would not have been possible without the Miraculous Marauders and their captain Rollie Theiler. Every team in the conference remembers well the relentless, charging Marauder kickoff squad which often broke a game wide open with its jarring head hunting tactics. The 1968 De La Salle football team brought football out of obscurity and back into prominent ranking at De where it belongs. Head coach Robert McEachern and his fine staff of Mr. Jerry Miller and Mr. James McCormick must be highly commended for molding these fine individuals into a team that finished second in the CCC and third in the Catholic State rankings with an overall 8-1 record. 60 Focht holds on as Rodgers moves through. Boys get a cheap shot. VARSITY RECORD DE 14 Regis 6 DE 0 St. Thomas 13 DE 7 Pacelli 2 DE 13 Brady 0 DE 33 Cotter 7 DE 20 Lourdes 13 DE 20 Hill 7 DE 31 Cretin 7 DE 20 Benilde 7 61 Brown and Soltys moving out. The Rock's Defense. Leroy eats 'em up. Rollie’s Marauders. ro : The All-Conference Combination. Mac Crashing Through. Mike (Leroy) Basara All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention. Did it all as a rookie. Capt. Jim Brown All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention. Silent, dedicated leader. Jay (Buzzard) Julius All-Conference, All-Metropolitan, All-State. All-American joker. Doug Cummings All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention. Most accurate arm in CCC. Jim Rodgers All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention. MVP of '68 team. 64 Kneeling: G. LeBlanc, M. Reid. M. Gray. L. Hoffer, L. Emond, D. Forsman, G. Miezwa. Standing: D. Cousins. D. Focht, N. St. Anthony. L. Schmidt. M. Rainville, B. Raidt. R. Cronin. W. Lewis. M. Dienhart, J. Pumper. W. Epping, P. Hoffman, J. Lovett. J. Patineau. T. Crumley. Not Pictured: W. Johnson. FRESHMEN Putting a lot of time, patience, and hard work in this year’s team. Mr. Cronin and Mr. Olson took a group of rookies and finished with a respectable 2-2-1 record. The high point of the season was marked by a 7-0 victory over an always tough St. Thomas squad. The offense was led by quarterback Tom Peters and running backs Albert Briscoe. Joe Kennedy, and Kevin Caughflin. The defense was marked by the strong performance of Captain Joe Kennedy at linebacker. and Tom Van Sloun, Richard Diaz and Mike Riley on the line. The 1968 freshman football squad was relatively small in numbers, but in spirit, and determination ranked high with the teams they played. 65 DE TAKES CONSOLATION HONORS Back Row: T. Costello, D. Cummings, J. Julius. G. Johnston. D. Taylor, M. Grassman, J. Ihnot, R. Lovett, R. Miller. Front Row: M. Julius. J. Skelly, R. Bauer. P. Pavelko. T. Rose-ner. T. Cleary, J. Lovett. The 68-69 basketball team thrust their hearts into their efforts, and took the Consolation trophy away from Cretin 47-46. With this victory, some of the disappointment of a grueling season was forgotten. The season started well with two victories over St. Thomas and Rochester. A lopsided loss to Benilde upset De's momentum for any championship. The rest of the season had its ups and downs, with De winning its last seven conference games going into the State Tournament. An opening game loss to Austin wiped out tournment hopes. De La Salle placed two hoopsters on the All-Conference team: Jim Ihnot and Bob Bauer. Rick Lovett and Jay Julius received Honorable Mention. 67 You gotta be kidding' Bauer grabs another. Simon says all fall down' Ihnot keeps his cool. SOPH. 8-1 3 Playmaker Mark Grassman looks inside. Top Row: St. Anthony. Epp-ing, Stoneberg. Schoening. Nelson. Middle Row: Coacn Shrake, Crumley, Cronin, Lovett. Noble. Front Row: Casey, Hofmann, McGuire. Welch, Johnson. Foster. Bottom: Mgr. Gary Miezwa. 69 Bob Bauer shows his perfect form. Rick Lovett shoots over defender. Hoot Johnston takes one of few outside shots. 70 Next year’s muscle. Mark Grassman hits 3 pointer in State Tourney. The “Pattented Johnston hook. Official basketball photo from State Tournament Program. WRESTLING “69 Wade Olson shows conference form in a counter takedown. 7? C. Hansen, D. Luxem. M. Zika. J. Lupino, D. Ripley. L. r°? Rowi —KerY2?% J Ennen’ D- Osmonson, D. Godlewski. P. Zwolski, C. Gross. Missing; W. Olson. In the State tournament a first place finish was obtained by D. Osmonson, while D. Ripley placeo third and L. Scheele and P. Zwolski both captured fourth place. Next year’s outlook is promising with starters D. Luxem, M. Zika. D. Ripley, J. Ennen. D. Osmonson. and C. Gross all returning. Outstanding individual records were W. Olson (13-4). S. Kennedy (14-1), and D. Osmonson (14-4). What this year's wrestling team lacked in talent it made up in individual determination and team. Lacking a 95 pound wrestler for most of the season, they still were able to put together a winning season under the leadership of co-captains Shannon Kennedy and Dave Godlewski. By working as a team, they captured third place in the C.C.C. with a 4-5-1 record and a 7-6-1 overall record for the year. Coached by Mr. McCormick in his initial season and assisted by Mike Osmonson, the wrestlers placed first in the Regional tournament with 94 points compared to second place Benilde with 84 points. Contributing towards these points were W. Olson. D. Ripley. L. Scheele. S. Kennedy, and D. Osmonson with first place finishes. Placing second were D. Luxem, D. Godlewski. P. Zwolski, and C. Gross. 73 B-SQUAD—Bottom Row: M. Butler, J. Stit, M. Zika. S. Montigue, J. Kennedy. Top Row: S. Hollick, M. Kennedy. S. Ennen, T. Hall, F. Synder. Co-captain Shannon Kennedy maneuvers his man into a pinning hold by adding a little pressure. VARSITY RECORD You’re pulling my leg Scheele. Dennis Ripley rides out opponent for a victory. Bottom Row: K. Handratty. P. Schnieder. N. Loyle. P. Coleman, C. Hussman, D. Delong, Mgr. G. Durand. Second Row: J. Hansen, T. Gooley, J. Benson, S. Woit, G. Ran-czka, M. Schrauth. Top Row: Coach C. Gustafson, M. Huss, D. Jones, M. Wheeler. R. Wrobel. D. Rusek, S. Marion. E. Howard, Mgr. T, Fuss. The 1968-69 De La Salle Swimming team had one of its finest seasons on record. The accomplishments of this finely tuned team can only be reflected by the won-lost record of 1 7 and 5. The only drawback of the season was losing the private school state meet by a mere few points. Three big grudge meets put the Islanders on their way to blazing a trail across the record book. The first and most triumphant was the defeat of St. Thomas Academy, after losing to them for thirteen consecutive years. The second was the trouncing of Blake, who squeaked out a one point win over the weakened Islander team last year. The third major victory was the resounding defeat of Robbinsdale High School. This Lake Conference team placed 7th in the public school state meet and was coached by the 1967-68 Islander coach. This Islander team was bouyed with many extremely talented swimmers. However. it was severely handicapped by the lack of depth which is necessary to make a championship team. In spite of this crippling condition, the De La Salle swimmers turned in an outstanding performance for the season. Two new school records were scored by T. Wheeler. D. Jones. Dennis Jones and C. Hussman in the 160 medley relay and G. Ranczka. M. Schrauth and D. Jones in the 400 freestyle relay. Congratulations are definitely in order for Coach Carroll Gus Gustafson and his team co-captains Senior Chris Hussman and Junior Tim Wheeler, for a season which will long be remembered by the De La Salle Swimming team. 76 State Champs and Captains T. Wheeler top and C. Hussman right show outstanding leadership. 69'ers strength include R. Wrobel. M. Schrauth, C. Hussman, G. Ranczka, E. Howard, center Mgr. T. Fuss. 77 Typical swim meet is mass confusion. Coach Gus gives former Captains M. Schrauth and G. Ranczka some of his expert advice. 78 SWIMMING “69” HOCKEY First Row: M. Serie. M. Becchetti. G. LaFerrier, G. LeBlanc, D. Charboneau, Coach R. Olson. Second Row: D. Smirl, G. Yohn, G. Kohl, G. Klesk, D. Cousins. Third Row: J. Klesk. R. Nawara, M. Charboneau, T. Rofuth, B. Palmgren. D. Peterson, G. Grande. Experience and depth were the two things that this year's hockey team really lacked. As a result it was an up and down season. The high point was a fine, hard fought win over Cretin. The individual standout this year was senior captain Mike Becchetti. Playing in the goals, he turned away as many as fifty shots per game. For his fine efforts Mike was placed on the All-Conference honorable mention squad. He was joined here by junior center and captain elect, Todd Rofuth. Throughout the year the team did express the spirit and desire that Coach Olsen worked for. With a little hard work Coach Ralph Olsen should bring his 69-70 hockey team to the State Tourney. The Coach. A little hooking. a little hacking? O’Donnell shows form. Could have used that one. 82 0 C 0 ( 00 TENNIS “69” 2nd IN STATE The 1969 Islander Tennis Team had its moments of glory, and times of despair. Losing twice to a strong St. Thomas team, only to finish 2nd in the Central Catholic Conference. Rebounding strongly finishing 2nd only to St. Paul Academy in the State Independent Tournament. Fine leadership was shown by Captain Rick Lovett, who played with a number of partners in 1st doubles throughout the season. Other commendable performances came from Phil Palkert and Wayne Rusin, who alternated at first and second singles. Front Row: Ron Nawara, Capt. Rick Lovett, Kevin MacDonald, Wayne Rusin. Top Row: Mike MacTavish, Todd Rofuth, Greg Hudoba, Phil Palkert. 84 The Hawk swoops down on one. Rick doing his thing. Where is she? Rancho! 85 Representing Poland; Godlewski Fuss. Straining for victory. 86 TRACK “69” 87 Varsity Baseball—Front Row: S. Hirtz, D. Santos, M. Charboneau, B. Litecky, T. Cashman, P. Clements, C. Belair, P. Pavelko. Top Row: T. Ruane, D. Taus. R. Shelito, P. DeNucci, T. Costello, R. Bauer, J. Rodger, J. Doyle, T. Rosener, M. Grassman, R. Miller, Coach Shrake. A S E All-Conference 1st sacker team MVP, Hard Hitting Tim Rosener. A L L De’s All-Conference Honorable Mention Battery Dave Taus Jim Rodger. THE ISLANDER LUMBER HARD HITTING «i5 ' DETERMINED THE ISLANDER BATTERY Captain Dave Taus De’s Iron Man behind the plate. Pat The Hooooker De-Nucci delivers the hooooker. The Islanders demonstrated, in every aspect of the game, the hustle and spirit of baseball as it should be played. They strove toward playing perfection, driven by the desire to win which existed throughout all De l_a Salle athletics in 1 969. AND HUSTLE wmm B-SQUAD Tom Fagerlee chips for a birdie. Jim Ihnot shows the swing that won the state medalist crown for him in 1969. Galuska follows through. 'AVW STU STUDENT COUNCIL O z 3 0 a H Z w Q The 1969 Student Council encountered some difficulties that other years at De did not present. First of all this is our first year of open campus and the students are very free. During the past years when most of the students were here all day such things as spirit and drive were evident in different ways. We've got lots of spirit and go left and are discovering the various ways to recognize it. Many students sit around and criticize and accuse the rest of us for being irresponsible and poorly organized or being filled with apathy; but this doesn't improve the situation. Thus, we put the wheels in motion with HOMECOMING. Homecoming was well planned and a big deal. However, the weather was a bit disappointing. The Soc-hops throughout the year featured some of the biggest names in the business but the crowds, well, they were something else. The high point of the Student Council activities was SPIRIT WEEK. This event was the big step in restoring enthusiasm and improvement in the new spirit of De. We sold various buttons, held contests and created SPIRIT. The 1969 elections were held earlier in the year so that the new Executive Board members could learn from and work along with the senior board members before being entrusted with the running of this biggest of the Student organizations—its COUNCIL. In an effort to centralize the responsibility and authority within the Executive Board constitutional amendments that eliminated the offices of Committee Co-ordinator and Commissioner of Academic Affairs were ratified. Thus, the number of offices was set permanently at six. 96 Mr. Smokie Clements puts some life on the senate floor. President............................Tom Schott 1 st Vice-Pres......................John Hughes 2nd Vice-Pres........................Tom Cleary Treasurer..............................Jim Ihnot Secretary.........................Paul Clements Parliamentarian................................Joe Epping Com. of Athletics....................Steve Hollick Com. of Publications...........................Tim Hesse Com. of Student Activities.....................Jim Zappia Moderator......................................Mr. Warkel Will Mr. Double OOZero take the stand. ta 1 st Vice-Pres. Zappia BRINGING IN THE NEW Comm, of Athletics St. Anthony 98 Our boys in action. 99 A Howell-ing success. Bang . . . You're dead! THE M I Watch that high sticking stuff. During the weekend of November 24, the Dramatics club put on Mo-lier’s THE MISER . THE MISER was presented at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre two years ago, but was never produced by a high school in this area until now. The cast was spearheaded by Joe Kudla, Mike Wolf, and Mary Gray from De with Collen Wold from Regina and Kathy Johnson from Holy Angels. The scenery for the play was prepared by Brother Giles and the Art Dept. 100 Here's another fine mess you gotten me into. Standing: Joe Kudla, Micky Short. Kathy Volmer. Gail Terry. Mark Gray. Jim Huber. Mike Wolf, Craig Cashman, Paul Deaner. Sitting: Tom Cleary, Collen Wold, Kathy Johnson. Jackie Peters and Jim Duffy. ISLANDER The 1968-69 Islander staff a small hard working group put out 1 3 issues of the paper, or one about every three weeks. The issues included a Back to School Extra”, state Tournament Edition and an April Fools Special. Throughout the year the staff tried to provide the school with not only De La Salle news but points of interest within the community. The Editorial board had problems securing a large working staff of writers. However, through dedication and reorganization the responsibility was centralized in a small group and the quality of the paper improved. By the end of the year the ISLANDER had re-established itself as a paper highly regarded by the student body and faculty. Sports editor J. Elfelt, Distribution M. Gould, Administrative editor B. Tisel, Managing editor J. Hughes, Business Mgrs. J. Epping, B. Smith. Not present: Features editor C. Preston. Jean Claude Taus SKI CLUB Hot Dog Schmitz For the second straight year, the De La Salle Ski Club has successfully held trips. Because of financial difficulties, there was no set membership, yet thirty De men combined with forty-five Regina girls for a week-end trip to Sugar Hills. It was a real success, with only a few minor casualties. The moderator was Brother Arthur, he was aided by seniors Marc McMullen, Lee Kurimay and Dick Schmitz. Cully-deer The Bomber, Brother Giles. HELP! RADIO KDLS A common daily occurance for the past two years has been KDLS, De’s own radio station. It has helped cheer up many a dreary day by making announcements, small jokes and playing music from 8:00 to 8:20. “Disc Jockeys Marc McMullen, Mark Mallander and Le Kurimay began last fall, continued throughout the year to make your day a little brighter by starting things off well in the early morning. Le Kurimay, Marc McMullen and Mark Mallander. CHORUS In his second year as director, Brother Chad introduced new dimensions and ideas in sound to the De La Salle Chorus. Emerging from Rm. 123, came the sound of 78 strong voices lead by Brother Chad to spread the good news of De’s talented Chorus throughout the city. The Chorus not only appeared at various banks, parishes, hotels and shopping centers, but at Regina and the Little Sisters of the Poor as well. Highlights of the year were, of course, the Fall. Winter and Spring choral concerts. Musically speaking, the Spring Concert proved to be a tremendous success. On May 1,2,3 the chorus was rewarded in a way and also able to spread the fame of De La Salle all the way to Winnipeg, Canada. The great success of the '69 Chorus was needless to say due to the voices of the men making it up but also to the patience and ability of the director, Brother Chad. THE DE LITES” .. F. Stone, M. McMul ten, J. Bedor, K. Dorr T. Howell, P. Deaner L. Kurimay. A. Sykora K. Krafty. Parent-Teacher Chorus. The Roaring 20's De Style. The Christmas Concert featuring the Senior Chorus, F r o s h Chorus and Saint Margarets charm. Spring Choral Concert and the Regina Senior Chorus at the final stereo recording session. MONOGRAM CLUB This year’s Monogram Club had done much to improve itself. Run by Co-presidents Rick Lovett and Dave Godlew-ski. it has successfully brought itself out of debt, and has actually raised over one-hundred dollars towards next year’s sweaters. The Monogram Club ushers at the assemblies and other school sponsored events, and sells pop at social activities. The money received for this is used to pay for a percentage of each sweater. The moderator is Brother Chad. 109 Above, Seated: R. Jacobson. T. Parzyck. M. Yencho. P. Stripsky. Middle Row: J. Wil-lenburg, B. Brinnel, T. Deyo, T, Patterson, D. Hughes. M. Kennedy. Back Row: J. Elfelt, T. Stevens, M. Balfe, R. Le-bens, J. Nelson. CAMERA CLUB no Well!!! what do we have here? Paul Stripsky in a study of concentration. Ummmmmm!!! look at that girl. The '68-'69 Camera Club, under the leadership of Brother Andrew Call and president Tom Parzyck, has been instrumental in capturing the events around the school. They have been seen at all sports events, all of the interschool functions; and just plain goofing' 'round” with camera in hand. All of the club's twenty members have their own equipment for taking and developing their pictures. The club’s main task is to supply the Islander” with a variety of pictures. This year, as in the past, the Camera Club has taken many of the semi-formal dance portraits, as well as all of the student body’s I.D. photos. m CONTEMPORARY MANN f I The Contemporary Man Film Seminar had another successful year, headed by Bro. Jerome. It provided students from De. Regina, St. Margaret’s. St. Anthony, and Benilde with touching and meaningful films and a chance to discuss them afterwards. The films concerned such things as human suffering, the struggle for maturity, the power of love, and the meaning of life. This is another chance for De students to broaden their learning process and become true Christians. 112 Moderator Bro. Jerome. The National Honor Society, consisting of 40 members under the leadership of President John Hughes and Moderator Bro. Chad, was active in a few events around school due to bettering their organization. The high points of the year were the induction ceremony, held for the new Junior members, and the dinner for the Seniors. All things considered, this years N.H.S. was successful in laying the foundation for next years N.H.S. S W. Rusin, Tres. J. Hughes, Pres. J. Elfelt, V.-Pres. W. Tisel. Sec. t • Hey You Cut That Out. A familiar sight at major athletic events is the Cheerleaders. They are easily seen in front of the crowd with their matching shirts, psychedelic megaphones, and big bass drum, prodding both the crowd and the team with their enthusiasm. At the beginning of the season, co-captains Marc McMullen and Mark Gray led their squad to every football game, ending with De’s victory over Benilde. Then, it was on to basketball and to the State Tournament. The Cheerleaders, though few in number did much to lead the crowds in their backing of the teams. Delta ’69 really steps out in style—in fact, one step ahead of our other yearbooks. The able staff worked hard and had the determination necessary to make Delta ’69 the best ever. Spearheaded by Dave Kemp and moderator Brother Giles the staff took the first step in September. The weeks went past as we busily recorded our year mostly with the camera for us to remember. We rolled up roll after roll of film and replaced several strobe cords and made many a trip to Scherling-Pletsch Studios and kept taking the giant steps necessary to produce what you're looking at and reading now. The deadlines were met even though they almost always came up at the wrong time and Brother almost pushed the panic button; especially at 1 1:45 when we were 6 pages short for a midnight mailing. But we stuck with it all the way and continued to step in style until we walked ourselves right out with another book. Delta '69. Editor-in-chief......................Dave Kemp Assistant editor...........................Greg Grande Editor of Activities.......................John Harvat Editor of Social....................Ed Howard Editor of Photography...............Dave Taus Assisted by Scherling-Pletsch Studios Editor of Sports.........................Bernie Litecky Senior Editor.......................Don Blake Junior Editor..............................Mike Luxem Sophomore Editor............................Tim Totzke Freshman Editor....................Dick Schmitz Faculty Editor......................Tom Kouri 116 Moderator Brother Giles Brom I learned this facial expression playing cards with Carp. Zonk and Chump, or is it the other way around? Well it certainly wouldn’t make a fold out. Bernard John says. I use Ultra-Brite . I came back to Brylcream. and she's glad I did. If I only knew what all those buttons were for. If those spots would only hold still. I’ve tried counting them for the tenth time already. Dave Kemp puts order in his ding-a-clank file and they're the very worst kind. Now do we look like we were sniffing the stuff? I I've really got three pa-doggies in my mouth but they can’t show that much. INHERIT THE WIND has as its embryo the historic events which took place in Dayton, Tennessee, during the scorching July of 1925. The Scopes trial, or more popularly called “Monkey Trial , forms the basis of this play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Although the conflict of this play appears to pivot around the evolutionary theory versus the Biblical interpretation of the origin of man, the action of the play essentially questions man's ability and right to think. This particular production is the culmination of the experimental Drama 6211 course. Its purpose was to get students involved in theatre. Henry Drummond (Phil Blackwell) presents the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help him .... 119 OLIVER Mary Kroll (Mrs. Sowerberry) and the maid ap prehend Oliver. This years spring musical, under the direction of Mr. Colston, was “Oliver . The plot of the play is based on the novel “Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. It is centered around the adventures of an orphan. Oliver and how he fell in with a den of thieves in London. The musical score of the production is very popular. The score contains such hits as Consider Yourself and “Where is Love . The music was provided by the De La Salle Orchestra under the excellent direction of Brother Chad. Mr. Colston borrowed the idea for a revolving set from Cooper. 120 Gregory Bedor as OLIVER (how dry I am). Frank Kurth plays Fagin. Kay Turgeon and Joe Bedor as Mr. and Mrs. Bunble. The Patroness Society has once again taken an active part in De life. They have been working for the benefit of the school in such things as teachers aides, the health department, and the library. They are the official hostesses at various school functions. Their well known luncheons help funds for school projects. This year they raised funds for the ten Resource Centers. In addition to the luncheons they held an Antique Sale and a fashion show. Thanks Moms. Sitting: Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Cleary, Mrs. Charboneau. Standing: Mrs. Bacha, Bro. Stephen. Some of the MOTHERS behind the men at De . Felipe Berganza and Akis Pistioli joined us during the year making our international outlook complete. Felipe came from Nicaragua and Akis from Greece. Both completed studies and were able to be graduated with the class of 1969. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Scherling-P I e t s c h Studios has again stood by and given valuable assistance and know-how. We specially wish to thank Bill, Ed., and Larry L. for being so kind and giving so much of themselves toward the completion of this book. Without the help and generous kindness of people like these well . . . . De La Salle Booster Club The De Boosters are Dads. They are Dads all right but very special Dads—the DADS of the men of De La Salle High School. These fathers think enough of their sons and De to lend a helping hand whenever they can. The Boosters remain behind the scene and out of the public eye especially that of the boys most of the time. Most of the men of De profit from the checks the Boosters write, be it for meals or tuition or the many extra they pay for during the year. 123 FRIENDSHIP CLUB The De La Salle-Regina Friendship Club was organized for a second year by Tim Totzke and Dave Kemp. It was received joyfully by the girls but not as much from the boy's. Instead of the old traditional letter writing, a new way was devised. This was a dance. The night was April 1 1 and music was provided by The Bre-mens. A real nightful of fun for those who came. The computer goofed this time. Deaner demonstrate’s a new step. Bro. Paul prepares for another large group. HOME- COMING ’69 128 De’s one and only Benny Benozo. Joe Kudla borrowed an outfit from Jack the Frogman to test his new Bic pen. 129 Music was provided by the Antics and the Soul Package at the Homecoming Soc-hop. 130 KATIE DORR f + a- u AM AMHA BFOTy WAC2 t «JN � V tc lit «'M £ ciffyiTorw cunyumi «« a :cm tun ktosmbw; v a i«4fi : mbs r li � � I0 !«•� w- am mill HW� M tu IIMU1 � ♦••• n viv imm 1 nun u I |U IM K M W CREEK CUUtmi «• •♦m n iv � ■ -•� � •« Candidates for Sno-Queen. Sno-King and Queen were Jim Skelly and Cheryl Jordan. Gee. I wonder who that is? 133 134 135 mwt My name is Gertrude—What’s yours??? You lose Buckwheat!!! But she isn’t my date Brother. Oh Man!!!! 137 138 Real Soul. reggV-aFerher 'winds up—around, around and around he goes ind where he ends onVy Kruger knows. bo thevr thing. Kathy’s got it in the bag The pause that refreshes' This year the Rose Dance was brought about by popular demand and put on by the Juniors. With a keen set of decorations and music by the Bremens. an atmosphere catering to the feminine appeal was created. It was, a pleasant affair, with notes of soul and slow mixed together for a night of fun. Would you believe it’s his Mom! Don’t we make a swell couple.” Let's see .... three ounces is how many calories? I know I put it somewhere. Don’t worry Tom you can go through again. A little bit of Blood-sweat Tears. A T. J. special Do you have a tissue? Taking a nap. AN ERA 0£e Senior Giass °f De 3a Safe ffiyfi Scfoof announces its Gommencemeni Gxercises Sunday afternoon, JlCay tcvenly-JiftA OGneteen AunJrexf antf sixty-nine two o’ctocA TSas fica of St. JlCary JKinneapofis, JlCmnesota