De La Salle High School - Parade Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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ll, oc, 'T KL-RJ Mr. Monteil, Mr. Culver, Mr. Uporsky, D.D.M. and Mr. Grantham chat in the Coach's office. Coaching Staff Q Q 1 H 1 Q ., . '. ' ii. - .. 14 W:.f. . H.. .. .L ., s,1,.3. -.ax-.... .. -N . X.-. -.-' .g.-1--...:-rw... ff. 11-iff .. .T.'.i neg ,2j.f25,.t.. .'-'1: -'2-ak 'r I-.. C1-.'-11 ?'f-'34-We E '-.'g- Q.-:L :'g71,'I.'R.' ' ' fini, th-'gg .Lg -'.uvM1. '42 Mfg, 61' 13 j:Q5.1, Qu 4 , H 4? 2. -' MR. CltAN'l'llAM COACHES Everyone remembers the athlete who scores the touchdowns, the goals, the runsg the successful athlete is well praised. But what about his coach? We all owe a debt of gratitude to the coaches for their fine work. Besides teaching the sports' fundamentals and the finer points, our coaches have labored to educate participants in the les- sons that sports hold for lifeg the value of com- petition, teamwork, and fair play. We believe our coaches have been successful. I i MR. MORROW M TABOR R. Page 85

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-V ord n ney :on son l 't zney Senior Lettermen on the lst Team JOHN AQUINO, a transfer from Boystown, played two years of rugged defense as a linebacker. MIKE BEACH finished his football at DLS with an outstanding season at fullback, and an average of 5.6 yards per carry. CHARLES BIBBS was one of DLS's swift and eager halfbacks. TERRY BIDNICK played two years at the end position and also kicked 35 P.A.T.s over the two seasons. PAT BRADY, whose season was cut short by a leg injury, was one of The Titans' hard hitting guards. DON DAVIS, the fastest man of the team, played two years at halfback, and earned an average of 7.4 yards per carry his final year. JOE DEKAT was our ready back-up man at the center position. BILL FLAHERTY was one of the Titan ends and also played guard. TOM HIEMER, whose two seasons were marred by injuries, was a pun- ishing linebacker and excellent punter. JERRY LEE served as the Titans' hard-blocking center. DERRICK McCORD, a Titan co-captain and All American, was also a first team All State selection and a three-year letterman as a tackle, BILL McMAHON earned his reputation as a hard-hitting defensive safety. JOHN MCNERNEY played defense exclusively for two years as the Titans' rough middle guard. MIKE MULLOY was one of our big men and played at the tackle spot. CHARLES NELSON was an able second man at the fullback position. DAVE REBORI, the Kansas City area's 1965 Nigro award winner, led the Titans as quarterback and co-captain. TONY ROBINSON, the Titan's smallest man at 140 lbs., earned distinc- tion as both a defensive and offensive halfback, with an average of 6.0 yards per carry. TIM SCANLON, another three-year letterman, earned honors as an of- fensive and defensive end. JOHN STEWART was one of the Titan's able guards. DENNIS SWEENEY, a 3-year lettermau, served on the defensive squad as roving linebacker and as defensive signal caller. . ,s,:-wr14fgn-A,:-.:- m-we-anvrun-z ' - ---.-aan, -- -r-is-. S-fa,--Q-.-2-ff..--..-,T,E,,::.1-- 15- ., , H . ' --'ur 1. 5.43-.. 'wh