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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1967 volume:

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We are proud to Dedicate Our 1967 Parade to Basketball as found in Our Team. Coached by Mr. Joe Grantham, who gave Our Basketball Team the essentials of Christian education. Growthg physically, spiritually, and mentally. A boy must have all three lements to be a Christian Citizen. And who is to say physical is not the most important in educating 600 boys? No one will look at Our Basketball Team and say that it did not help De La Salle to become Christian Citizens. at UE 1 wwf THE RECORD Oak Park 92 59 Lincoln 68 63 Truman 61 48 Manual 58 55 Shawnee Mission South 57 48 Hogan 63 58 St. joe Central 59 44 LEE'S SUMMIT TOURNAMENT Center 64 41 Raytown 69 46 Rodthurst 60 56 Miege 52 49 Southeast 65 61 Sumner 52 45 Rodchurst 62 65 A Liberty 58 45 K. C. Central 50 57 CENTER TOURNAMENT Grandview 60 41 Ruskin 52 40 William Chrisman 47 31 Manual 85 58 Ward 61 55 Argentine 61 45 St. L. U. High School 59 57 CBC 66 49 REGIONALS Manual 96 45 Northeast 79 53 STATE TOURNAMENT Benton 67 65 K. C. Central DE LA SALLE I AM GLAD I WENT T0 BIG Dv I Went to De La Salle because I Wanted to. My father went here. My brother went here. My friends were coming here. I had to, mom made me. I wanted to play football. Where else could I go? The school is old-the spirit's lousy. It is hell getting here. The neighborhood should be hit with an H bomb. I hated some of my teachers, what dorks. Some of the kids were rat finks. Boring-stupid-jail-repetitious-inane-ridiculous. But you know- Some of these kids are the best I'll ever know. Athletically, Who's better? Murphy. Rebori. Capta. Scholastically, We are improving. Smith. Henderson. Myer. And who will ever forget Brother Jerome, Bede, Stan, Bar The change of teachers was hard on us. We didn't help. Those of us who will go to college have the knowhow. The Army will get men who will do the job. We're not perfect. Our school's not perfect-in many ways we must Rank at the bottom of a lot of lists. And somehow- Big D produces the kind of guy I,d like to live Next door to. Even marry my sister. I'm glad it's over. It seemed an con. just yesterday. I have become a man. I have become a Brothers boy. I'm glad I went to Big UD . lf P , ., .4 .Q.,1q:3 We .P -3 ,JS . i I J F k ,,... ,ip w , Q , 'Q fifig Q .5 2'-age V mf.55tf , 2 ' 5 1 ., if X-+ wi ' ' :fliifn f gt? ' fi '5-Ti . , . 'ww'-3 f M K sf, X W ' K . 7 ,, 5, 145, YY ' X Q W- V., -z .gif V 1. QV.,-, iff ,A 1 f. 'vw 141,-'l'-.f1'1' . 2 wi. ,- QA' ' 1' L fp 'fx' j .fi ,, 9 ' 1 5' ' . 1: A gif,-f bi M y'?T4r-ze-If ' 1' 4' 1' ?i' , , ' K if MISS DLS 5 A M AIQ 4 If W9 CATHY CYR '25, f ! 1 N' .' M ,Ft x Af' . jx F -5.3 xi at I ' x A . x - 1 . , Si f RAM 31.--w,,..-., , '.J,,,.,z .. , . A 1,-4---..,..,,,e if KVM... , f. ,,. ,mr H M A g . TI-IE LITTLE BROWN J UG The jug. A challenge. A symbol. We have won three years in succession. A game. Defeating Rockhurst. A physical struggle. An event. A day in the fall. An assembly. The spirit. The excitement. The desire to Win. To overcome. To prove superiority over Rockhurst. These are the things we recall. The Jug and how we kept it. LB HI P w c, Qw,Qf, fy Q www' x alum 5. 4 'ww x CITY VK N , l i I 1 N , by Gly 1 'U 0 Jo ' lla 4 xl 'L I O I LQ 1 x O X ??E?Tf H W Xkglg ifff S ' 'T v?'?f' 5 , N buf ' coo I I 1 4 a S I I X , A , I I 1 x i V 1 , 4 P , f y I , r 1 I , I I x 5 : i 1 W 1 I I 2 1 ' x 1 , I I r L+ Mm v AM-+ - -A E De la SaHe 2 I 1 1 ' 1 5 T fy M I ig ' A f ff I' f 1 f -x. . 4 f A ,f L 9, x ,- , ,ff far K ss sfr T ? H s I , -.fx 1 VQ Ln, as f i . A i 4 5 J T 1- 5.3 1 Vs-J 6 T + .S . . k.,f'w w i wg fqj 1' 1 ,ff 1 sf F . , nf ,, S 5 w ww 94 1 s x ,-4 5 5 , , I ' 3 L 2 yfg, 5A 'K 1 . 3 . Q e 5 ,L 4 fillll TABLE OF CONTENTS De La Salle . A Administration ,,,,, . Faculty , .7,T ,. Currlculum ,,,,,Y . ,,,7 ,,,, A Freshman ,... , Sophomore ., ,.,Y,,, ,A,,, Juniors 7 ,,,,7,,, , Seniors , ,..,.l STAFF , Joe Pecelin Terry Matthews Borys Tomaszczuk Journalism Staff if if 4 L I .-., 14 '31 J F i--.,.,,-, ., ,..-,...A,' . ff E HIQ K3 P T' Q Var 0 'Sf Ne w? f W-1 vi! 'QW fxlfs O x x: O Ji o i r-1 f Q: v M Q ' s 5' 0 ug. M 4,-, 'Wy CITY YA X Administration 'Y 'F' -ff BROTHER PIUS fin-v-Y-,Ts ,Q in.. OUR NEXV DIRECTOR A man. Nor iust :my man-ours. A lender-our lcndur. One who NV0l'kS+XVOI'kS for us-and with uw. The reason why ' DC La Salle will stay the best-Our NL-W Director. BROTHER JOEL Principal Brother Joel. A persistent principal. The backbone of De La Salle. Working for us. Administrator. Forms our laws. Policies, Disciplinarian. Repri- mands and corrects us. Guides us to become better men. Brother Joel. Organizer. Schedules classes. Keeps DLS moving in the right direction. Makes De La Salle the No. 1 school. XVe appreciate. Wfe will remember. XVe thank you. B yea. our Sen Inst Alg istr E Sall We YCSII you ncipal. orking IYUS OUI' Repri- US to rr men. hedules e right he No. We will ik you. X4 -qi. . V-Z X X. X Brother Peter. An influence of four Years. Guidance. Planning towards our.future. Directing Juniors and Seniors forward. Providing knowledge. Instruction in mathematical intricacies. Algebra. Physics. Geometry. Chem- lstry. Brother Peter. Devoted to De La Salle. And De Ln Salle's problems. We become No. 1 through you. We 'C3P0Ct your dedication. We admire You. BROTHER PETER Assistant Principal f Q 11 .. :M V L bf 1 , 223, 'fn vig i L , ,ML- E HIQ Y' ca QV' 06 'S+ Q i , Xl W 'xx 'iqgfw x CITY VK I 4 rkii 1 I ' w . 1 I ffm iff fa!! Vilgx HW? Vw! UVM Faculty ' 'Ti S Gi- Ops THE TEACHERS Qwgtjft J W ,qi A l., :J Q. Brother Aloysius Brother Austin Brother Bernard Brother Christopher Mr. Culver Brother David , 5? . ,W e.ii4 it if Yffi?,f'if,y 51554 mf Mr. Frogley Brother George Mr. Grantham 23? ' nie - -N J Mr. Johnson Mr. Keil-nan Brother Kenneth DLS Faculty Mr. Kobets G'-mln ,.. Mr. Matthews I E 55 :i f Brother Leo 9' m , B 'I' M -7 A 1. 7 Mr. Monteil ' -as .A fi? if B' 1 - lf Brother Patrick B1-other Paul 5 ' F ' 59- .1 W 'eg l 'B T 5 B B A 516 'A Mr- UP01'SkY Brother Vincent 532 LII? Mr. McGuire Mr. Morrow Mr. Tabor A gg, , fx fl, -7' Brother William LHIC P 9- 0 o Y' mugsfi 'S+ Ki' 'ff sb 1,911 so X , 'L I O 'Y i-D-if Q I . x 5 f Q 45. 55 u N. 4, YW? CITY VK X Curriculum i E E V . Key to Understanding RELIGION You . . . yourself . . . others . . . love . . . THINK! . . . questions . . .novels we read . . . 'tCatcher in the Ryef' . . . The Secular City . . . Man's Search for Meaning . . . The Art of Lovingv . . . Sense and Nonsense About Sex . . . God ls For Real, Mani' . . Tests . . . always listening . . . laughing . . . Magazines . . . America . . . Ava Maria . . . The New People . . . Playboy . . . Commofzweal . . . Rapport . . . Brother, may I speak with you about me? . . . PHONIES . . . problems . . . Life and Death . . . essays . . . Viet Nam . . . movies We saw and discussed . . . A Tboumnrl Clowns . . . The Proplaef . . . Nobody Waves Goodbye . . . Plaoebe . . . filmstrips . . . ambitions . . . outlook on life . . . To live in Christf' . . . moral questions . . . retreats . . . spontaneous prayer . . . sermons . . . tape recordings of the world's leading psychologists and psychiatrists , . . Freud . . . Carl Rogers . . . Father Johann . . . Erich Fromm . . . Harvey Cox . . . existentialism in the modern world . . . Lay your mask against the wall and be yourself. . . . The Past . . . The Present . . . The Future? 5 Brother David S 5 t if :cant-1. 1 T 5 ,1-4 ...ar Brother Paul ' Qi' Bishop Sullivan and Brother Vincent, two symbols of the pride and tradition of De La Salle. Explaining the Meaning of Existentialism. fi fi 1 N 'Ki tx 41' Y LQ - 4 il - 1 ui r 7' 15 I-:fi I ' gi s Key to Each Other NGLISH Gary Petrus, 206 English 102. LLM' The curriculum of any school is built around its English department . . . so it is here. Without mastery of our native language we can learn nothing . . . all else depends upon our abilities to read . . . to write . . . to communicate by speech and letter. The facets of English are many . . . literature . . . grammar . . . com- position . . . journalism . . . reading classes, but all are vital in some degree to someone.. As a department is judged by its teachers, English ranks high. Brothers Bernard and Christo- pher, Mr. Frogley, and Mr. Matthews are qualified, able and determined to do their job. We realize it . . . we may dislike it . . . but We'll benefit. Brother Clhrismpher 23 fx: 44 14 , 4, az. ,c I 3' ul 4 3 3 5 2 , kv 1 I L f f' S4 8, 1:-5, 2 y 6. 4 mn J, 'vi er M 7 ,A , f f M 2143 ' H 'iff iz wi., A J -gay , - ' M3153 . W Q, , fy Q , ,-19 2, ' ff, 'qzuff-jf? ,lui , ' ' ' -A J' VXI! A x -44--, : ZKLQV 1., , ifif ufz, KL Par Ryan Mr. johnson 4, 4 Wm sf? 44, li' I , L Q , A by ig? tl Ki A ,HL V Bro. Kenneth ' e J mul, -Q -slug. Y- L DS? V V ft 'Q Q at 1' Mr. johnson helping Stanley Liberda. Key to the Future MATHEMATICS Mathematics . . . the intricate world of numbers and planes, equations and letters . . . lines and confusion. But its mysteries can be solved and Brother Peter . . . Brother Kenneth . . . Mr. Grantham are here to show us how . . . through trial and error . . . through experience . . . by wisdom . . . and hand in hand with humor. The answers come hard . . . few things worth knowing are gained easily . . . and once theylre learned the next step is forward . . . to the future. Mr. Grantham I . Xgliii lemme Luckey 3, ,J ma PQ -.fm is 4 ,1 ..'4 -5 I john Lamble Key to the way of life., SOCIAL SCIEN C E The world is not just us, it is others, millions of others just as necessary, just as real. We cannot live in ignorance of them, their cultures, their goals, and at the same time call ourselves wise. The social sciences are the studies of others . . . the social science department . . . Mr. Monreil . . . Mr. Tabor, acquaints us with the social sciences. The names of history . . . the lessons of the past . . . the happenings of today . . . the prob- abilities of the future, all are a part, all are experienced. What is the gain? A grade, a widening of narrow minds, a new hope for the poor Of India and South America, another chance for peace . . . by those who hear the message and are willing to work for the answer . . . by us, through our teach- ers, through the social sciences. ,1-ff'-' Key to World Understanding LANGUAGE Language studies. Purposes , . . com- munication . . . exchange of ideas . . . survival. These goals are realized through the language department in its complete- ness . . . its competence . . . its teachers. Our faculty . . . our new faculty, Brother Wfilliam and Brother George, Brother Williain Their goals . . . old goals, speaking . . . Writing . . . reading . . . understanding. Yet, they work only with Spanish . . . perhaps in the future German and French. Regardless, those who Want can still learn. Brother George . N F K . A 'S' . -..,.. ' ' wit? x All 1. J ii 3 ,fi ,', Y i 2 Mr. McGuire if i if ,W ,W fx Mr. Kobers Dirt turtles. J ,, au- ,ifw fqgiliicw ir , 31 w- if' Nm, '1 L V Book me UCYH- H- uso- :hers dge y do. D95 vl -ff, f ,- A 4 'fit Q' 209 typing Discussions - Strides in the business World begin at DLS in its commerce classes. These form the basis for the life we must face in the near future. Business Math. Business Law. Economics. Principles of Management. Bookkeeping. Numbers. Forms Gains. Losses. Over- heads. Profits-for the future. 206 w..,,,M 52 s '2- , fx , ., 'NF fllduhxmfi Listening - 206 Mr. Culver and 207 1-1 xt! A Xfi . 0 '14 A liiaf I ' x S' 5 2 3: l. vf I 4 .-. , gs-. - 4 , IM x -f' if- . M i , . , gf . I rx n A 1 Q. Ts .' . v.,,,,..A' - ,, fx w , h. ,fy H' ,AV xxx ,Jw K I ,N -W' - Q 1.,4,l:,,' My .M in ., I 4 n,, . I .' 1, f,.Q,fX 3 ' ,',, . ' 'gg k fklif ' 'fflhf V 1 ' ffx' ,. ' 5' ,., ' Wx ' V 1 fxu' ' ' Q V:M'Vix,,,':,' an ' Q . 'V f'V 'f ' ' ,,,f'r4 w 4' ,rg ' ' K 'W 'un ax. q .1 -,U 5Mf9 Z F gif. ' fil' ' f'.f1. 'f 5 '., f,',',' i. VL,. 4.,'f' 'R ., f ..T v- .', ki- - X ,U - A Mr f' ,-' ,,'.,'-55, '1 ' w , -' - an-,M-I .--Q .. ,-T-.A-.wh Nw yi' gs - . . 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The library is also Brother Austin . . . circulation . . . records . . . overdue fines. It is his staff of capable volunteers. It is a forum for discussion, a quiet room to study, a good place to spend free moments. But primarily, it is a place of knowledge . . . there for everyone. Brother Austin . 'Fic 1 ' 15 25 N! x :ff A' liz' ri. A V BCCM Projectionist ready to roll. V- ,Oi Attentive students. rex' fi In if-ff Mr. Grantham at Mass. Frosh try their skill at singing. Learning through films if . . . History . . . English . . . 1 'E 9 3? Science . . . Language . . . t if an 5 Guest speakers . . . speaking to more than one class at ' a time . . . a meeting place for mother and father clubs -..beganasanaid... now a necessity. x N. . w 2 Z? , V 1 gi 3 NN l ' s l l 5 Mrs. Heffernon MIS. Dakar i l A , .4 r WL ' 4 '.L 1 , jf., if' 4ff'Y..g'.f X Mrs. Heffernon . . . school secretary . . . , V -gigs 1 keeps student files . . . answers telephone . . . A 1 Mrs. Dekat . . . financial secretary . . . col- . :xl lects school tuition . . . Fred Ward . . . school 15 janitor . . . waxes halls . . . sweeps rooms . . . ' repairs broken desks . ,. . competent Worker' . . , Women in the cafeteria . . . hor work in the r 1 kitchen . . . the food's good .... All are a i i , . 1 X? must to the school . . . hard jobs, we need you ig 5 ' . . . we thank you. 31 I Mr. Ward 'r I X ?' l lg, R 5 ..u..4,c.t M13 1 38 MTS- Small Mrs. Murdock M1-5. Cowan ww H 1615 we 90 0 'N dt' Q Q 'QM 'Sr 5 9 , O ' 2 ogg CITY N0 Irv N 'V . ef S' Y ' ' 3551351 W - 7 i' 'm Q: 5 fb 5 Kp ' 3,3 ' 0 '75 ' '55 ' Freshmen OPENING DAY rn...- 1 ja. Used books and new books . . . English IV? . . . paperbacks, hardbncks, rebounds. Gym suit . . . medium size . . . Next! . . . red pens. . . Student Handbook. Yes, Sir! Bookstore . . . cafeteria . . . total bill: 52758. American History Books . . . Lost Freshman . . . enormous . . . D.L.S. bag and notebook. No, Father. I . . . I . . . I mean Brotherf, Rental fees. English Club- berwnlkyj . . . Brother Stan, Barry, Louis. Spanish I . . . Latin II? ,412 .fi 4 -ez' le: s.: 5' l 91 1 ,N A 1 liz: , X ,- ,- john Beamer David Bolun -lanics Bradley ,.. Q. , a..,'m , r -,l Parrick Kelly Martin Lane lj' wr' fi D wg fv-5 1 Mr. af, g Z.. f J. Van Compernolle 63, i U... 4 . if an Young 'fi- Rl '- W Mx? tm ' ' , ' '5 my ,f wiiimm naw., ,in sr , W 1 QA 5 'rg' Daniel Carson 'Q W' ' ,Q x 0 5 prim Dacapo g ' V. hifi A y Patrick V , X Hanks Q ly' 'az Pcrer in in P' Jacoby I la. ' S 'v me ' V2 f '-'fi X Mike we-v, Q57 W M jasper ' ' nf ' Calvin W, Keen Julian Lcmos Terrence Malone .Q , A jerry Miers Philip Nolan javicr Perez Frank Plas A '? John Ramirez - - C Richard RH A v 9 -M. M -Q-.. 1- Ken Rhodes if My 1 Q W 1 f 1 A gy g as W Y l :L ' 1 'M Tom Ruckdaschel J Dennis Ryan ' Bill Slioopmzm I ,f I L 1 V 9 - Mike , 3 I . Simone , .Y -Q 63 Daniel , 3 f Villegns Wayne Walton I I -,N K ff ' ' Orthcll Wilson :sa 'V 4- Q , 5 1 I . .R M, A d ' K I. . -30. X n re Young f - -- L 'ff ECL f' 0 ' Ea K J AK Q . V' 6955. 'Ez we S-. A-if A M 5' -V ,fi ' 3 'T 33? .. ff: - L. . ig- -K F.: . ' H.. f' 1- ' - ,iq ,I f- .. -- F ' fp 5 -29faH v Far Q 51 ms .im +?'ff'3? f'P'7i2-is 'a'T9i'tf:Ta:f5f-519' if' TF 'fsf' f w. ' v 4 n. r F 'ij F -f 1 OL Q, . in ,e a ., -. ' , 5,53 -fir ' , 1, f A ,'?' fl f i , X, A ' ,' J 1, A t ' .. l l I E , -Y w l ,Mix ' U i C' CAL fe: f T . qgi' .1 7 -T-31 ,f . Lal' 1 v w c ggf , i. ernolle l 4 FRONT ROW: Ken DeSchepper, john Santellan, Larry Riley, Dan Carson, Mark Komoroski, jim Capell, Tony Giarraputo, Louis Nigro, Tom Kennedy, Martin Lane, Tim Bunn, Gary Graham. SECOND ROW: Coach McGuire, Harry Arens, Dave Sullivan, Ralph Barreca, Bill Bracken, Mike Morris, john Strada, Tom Ruckdashel, Dan Sullivan, Tom Williamson, Rodney HamsiManager. THIRD ROW: Ronald Price, Mark Orrick, John Tarwater, Ed Ludwig, Dave Bax, George Oti-Manager. FOURTH ROW: George Baker, Craig Slaughter, john Ramirez, Anthony Ferrara, Bernard Givens, Tom Miller, FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Rhodes, Frank Cassidy, Calvin Keen, Pat Exposito, john Wutich. , -..A L nl .1 . ,4 r if H ' . ,, A 'e' Hx. Another play breaks The snap t 1 I , I Haosu 1fooTBALL -' . Econo . 73371 252 ,.i.T ' 21 R 4-2 ,: ifii: it ' Dis 0 Ravwwn . P . . a nd A e v, DLS 56 Westport ' vig, .., .t in DLS 12 W fi -th at-f lftwfff , ,, l, H , DLS zu Roc L., . 5 T . DLS 14 Mime xi-,-, vc - , DIS 20 0,7-hm ,, af we V ff 1 ,f in ' Uuvjw, 541 1.5-'fecal' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Creating a future varsity produces men through practice and discipline. Under Mr. McGuire . . . calis- thenics. Running and jumping. Fall- ing. Bruises. Tack- ling. Victories and defeats. Awarded letters. Success and failure. The sideline Brought down from behind 'ff 3 1 , 3 ,VV 'ii W f-T 1 . ---4.4 P. -1.4 G -is f ,v f miami Mlm M V... V 3 fi, I 1, Andrew .-xmfild 1-'tv 4 ,Q Mackey umm , l ' ' , '13 A I ' ' ' Anrhonv Hmrmlumi 5 l ' , A V' sim Buck M ' -1 N A Mart Bumkovich ' ,, 'l Frank if Ccssor i' JOE PM I ,' Devine X Connaughron I2 41:1 f Mklwfl ,I Wm - V l Diaz ' V Delaney Vincent f 4' Dicnvulo Q X Anthony TONY Fern,-3 Giarrapuro Maurice . .P d - Q gf Berry ,, ' x Freeman Q J ' ' Givens V 5V,fV john ,A - QL. Paul x in Garcia ' Griscife ' -E X' Q u ' . David Donn , Mmm Mesh-rr - . jim Charles fx - .. Mingucci Nicholson V lx l Q ' Stephen Louis A Murphy Nigro . Av ,l . Mike Olson V ,Q A Tommy Reyes ' LVQV Vu 1.5 Richard Rupniewska ,Q S V 4.3 M AQ V John Sanrcllan ' Danny Schell , Tom Scullen , . in , f s Anthony Simonie 3 V I joe Sladish W, 5 V Craig Slaughter Q l xl ,LJ 1 ' n- Q Bob Turner ' X fi Sim Valenti l f Willy' XY'illi.unson ' V- P E OH THREE BIG BRUTHER IS WATCHING YOU First Semester Second Semester Subiecf RO Religion lll X 1 Six Weeks English lll l 1. Spanish Ill 2. World Cultures 34 Algebra ll 4- Physics 5, Electronics 6. Economics!Bus. Law Business Math Semester Typing 'Q Health Er Phys. Ed, 2. Days Absent Times Tardy STUDENT PROGRESS REPORT Name De La sane High School Homeroom Date gm Kansas City , Missouri 'AI B lc D! F I -' Subjects TEACHERS' COMMENTS Religion English I I I n Parents' Reply lRequired in case of F markl -11.1-.W Rarents' Signature: 43 mug.. A-.- Himlrl .mm G I A Tum Arkms X George Bikur 17 Rilph mmm Mark Bnfhm Bill Brnckcn 625' ff! Gin' cilfm Q joseph cfmll.. i 1 K N 5' E i A' sl 7 ,- A A . . , , 1 4 Q V ,JN 1 ' . 5 9 9 ,f , ' , 6 W, E4 iqfmkx iiiii x 'S I v Q: 5:1 .0 V .Q Q -:Z - ' ' -A -- 'H .. ' -Q ' N- ' ' -fu , 1--vu f A'i QU - I i -' - s , A , ' 4 , -, 5 if A ' J i i 4- , ri f' W ig 1 fz 5 , .hi ,xv w Q, 12 i I- r K. X V il f 1 rf -Z-. I' - -M - Wilrcr Crawford ' X fa -.f 3 :rf A 51- Ronnie Davis - ' f Kun DcSci1cppcr x N clmifs Donnelly M 1 if lou Galate Joe Guerra ax . Alfrcd M, Guillen W- ' ,g '34 XZ' 'E N-:xv I , -H in 4'.1'f Rodney Lnwrcncc Hams '- Gregory Hoilcnsinncr Kevin Lillis , W ' Snlvadur I.un.x V ' i 5 joe Lusco .4 4 Q 2 ' ' Al Aiming .Q j A 5 - Bill micrzrmagle A in ' K 9 , 1' - ' Bob McGrath mg, ' 9 Tom Miller 3 , 1 2 . 1 'R Par Moore Mike Morris Tom Nash - uh ' Q 4' ', 5 3 f J' as -J ., . ff f'-1 1 'qu' - , , in fx 1 f - -nu 1 ,Qu . Y , - nv ,' ' 5' ' 1 ' 1- A . rf -.75 D D' ' 113 ' YJ is ' ' J 1 A V .L John D, Mnllanc I lcnry Nussbcck Denny Osburn Mark Pnrrcrm Loon Pfnnncnsriul Bradley Riley Tom Sclwrgl Miko Shicich David Shinklc Michael Smith Giibcrlz Sncddcn john Strada OH FOUR RELIGIOUS . living in Christ . , . loving in Christ. fha: Christian Brothers . . . expounding on the virtues of the Old and New Testament , . . explaining religious ideas that coincide with our curriculum. God is NOT dead . offering ourselves to God and mankind . . . signum fidei . . . a true Christian attitude toward ourselves and others . . . strengthen- ing our faith. Rcligio mores culturo. JJ. . Accept these Gifts . , . Communion of :lie FICSI1 11Hd51 f'f- f B' fp w D Daniel lluwcn Kevin Box 'K Davis Brnuner Denny Brown Tim Bunn Terry Carre: an di. 1 .ir io v- . is Frank Cassidy John Clark Jim Davies Dennis Dcnnihan r -A , ,H P Q.. ,. .T 4.1-. 25 SC D cle ti -, Cf ' ,, de 11 1 fc n f' 4, 4 Q' is 4' , -in - T., ,. 7 A .. VH ,' I ' TP, T T -Q1 - , 'V ' V V' - tg! 111 l Q -A Q fi? 1 .4 ,. v R , Qi y ff ,R i P Pa: Exposiro - Q fe ,f 5 George Fnkoury X f P ' ,f , c Mike Filzimmons I ' Robert Frey as 8 F fs' M' in Se Z 4-.Q -i . ' 5 4 John Geiger -PQ i Q 1 :L U t i Phil Guerra ' r ' 'ef' 'il john Kaul T ' t L J Joseph Kenig 1 f X 1 si , 'h i so fl' Michael Kopck v . - f ' . . . Eg' V Q Hank May ,-31' 5 is vi A Q V I C1 232 ly '-y X. MH , ,gl A 1 I f- V 4 . k Orrick 'Q-gl' f ' f X LA 43 f 'Wh 4' i Jackie Pernice l A ' T' f v ll ' T' ' james Peresch T PII y I Mnnhew Pisciorra ' ' ji , 4 Ronald K. Price -. L . R'l si ,. mf 'ey in I 'f T ei T G' fm 1. 'f' U if Karl 1. Rys , ,J gn f 'Lu K, -A ' if' , john Sansone 2 M' X '24 ,I ' Peter Serrone v ' E Terry Smith J Mike Strain Charles Strohm f 3 M , -'Q' I . 5.22 ' 4 fbi' 'D' 1 Dan Sullivan Chris Van Horn Bill Wqrncri , Walter Wedow fir 'LL w K e .211 i . v3 i jeffrey Wfolfcr 'I X Dennis Zardn I E OH SIX 3 I L r ,- FRE SHMAN BASKETBALL Practice makes perfect. Diligence plus perseverance plus Coach McGuire equals a 16 and 2 record. Learning by varsity example produces young stars. Cap- able. New yet strong. Active in the gym. Victorious on the courts. Representatives of an athletic DLS. BACK ROW CL-RD FRONT ROW Coach Tom McGuire Rodney Hams David Sullivan Neil Mann john Santellan Mike Fleming Ken DeShepherd John Tarwarer Tom Kennedy Pat Exposiro Phil Nolan Mike Olson jim Cappell jim White Warner Williams Danny Sullivan nny Sullivan get Tip-off. I 1 'ff' if kill john Tarwarer heads dowrlCOUrf- ka. Setting one up 15 x A 31 5 A H ,1 LY, HIG 0 F v 1,x Q B i r XB E dy 1180 Q6 x : 11. 6 WO LL' W O F' wi f ' X Q? f'5?2Nfv 0 Kp slug ' S50 X CITY 9 Sophomores I is I I J kk 0 n S549 T ' f-.,:- Anthony Alum ' ,loc C.1ld.nrull.1 I, V mn Alvarez , 3 ' ' X. yy F vrqc Hurudo , V 54 A A 'Eg -. . . W N ' - 1 NI 'Q A P Prcdcrnck jordan fa, ,l ,jg 5 Fax 4 l I' Kun Kcma,wr yy!! 5 f' -if Eddie Ima V , Mike: lxljrmmlv Bobby Mmrun -B Mike .,. Mclntoslm if Vicmr Monaco Ron Nussbcck Bob I x F Olson hx. ll Ray T, , Pierce Wally ' ,, P l - uxr k ,film-......, . Danny , Reyes l Bcrc - Q Robimon f . l as f Ulm Thibeaux . W lag La LJ S--- W Pen: Vicllxaucr Paul Waldron Ray Wfcssling X Jolm W'olf I EOI-I '56 P P ji' 'Q ,V 5 Y' . 2 ? is 'Q 4 6. Kll nil Gi W M. El. r x E 4 4 1... .- SOCCER l ALL.. f'1..... MPV 'N 1 '- In 1 L ai ,fe ' . Y lj . Q x . 5. . i '-A as ' ... .. ., K N cf' V A A I 4 , bfi s L if V., W -4--iff.-+e4r14c1 4 U -. .- v .... ,ff , I ,-.f T... -Q.. Teamwork. Experienced goalie. Brother David, coach. Frostbitten ears and noses. Practice, practice, practice. Stocking caps. Muddy fields. Sunday afternoon games. Six below zero weather. Stamina. No hands, please. Legal and illegal tackles, Corner kicks. Front line men. Rough sport. 1-5-1 season record. Pride in a well-done job. DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS Y ff' R ECORD Rockhurst 1 Rockhurst I Miege V Rockhurst 2 Shawnee Mission East 2 Miege 4 Shawnee Mission East 3 Brother Dave and team watch i rx 1 , ' . 'f,lP'f'f ii- ff' nz-. . . Q wi f - if, Sy- i. 2, 1.51.3 A .L :Lea n anticipation. IV. -25 W, . v-.. Big D intercepts a pass. Layton kicks the b A E N c.x -fo- ,-A J f 4, ,.. . '-e 5-f g.yf., -. . i 1' f-f 1.n ,g,, V L mfs, eff QQ, J 3' A'-A. 2 I-ia' ' '-jx l - .qu all midfield, Pr X . X . - Qfi:-4 ,,if.f:f7f.,ii 'rf Q.: :-.-tv g :mite makes perfect! . 3.4 '-1 Il I '!.'21!f11I A . , r- .- A -s . . i,. - a, f F O 'av' 1, , h -. vu, il Stephen Brum Dominic Capra Ed Carey Dan Carroll Tim Gibson Dan Gronnigcr Donald Klcnklen I T' ca' 5' U 5. 2 A James Mina Pure .Mlaxiix Frank .-Xrmilni Billy llalwr Richard Iiall Rubcrr liiaignili Larry Clark Larry Damiano x 3 R , Q4 H W ,V 9. fa A 9 ':' ' ,, , i rf fe john D. Mongov Carl Raccuglia Joe Reischman Gary Richeson Rick Roberts v ' en Xlark Buurh ana, . 5-1 , X ffl '45, all MX ,- xr JM! -cg '- z M 1' 'S X QI i ,aura Phil Scimcca Larry Sheridan Ed Smith Bob Sherman Tim Von Enpc Joe W'l1iston Y -N f- 52 ' 1 aa i Q -' f- ' , ff in f 9 QQ ' fi -f :yn fv i 'if 5 5 '13 if' l T: lx' , , ' ' ' Q .f f 5 1' an 'i , . a if . U ,L , if , un- f I I ' . , ' li .i i A r it i 1. il ll I ' l I 'Aw . Mark Wells I 5: iq r ' I Hank Garcia - - ' Michael Glicnr r, ' A X ' i 'I ., fi 'L' J x f if f Paul LaVinE gl 4? f Plnlip May 6, 'i ' Ed Mcmrdse 7 X W Ed McNcllis i jim McNellis ' Anthony Merino I 5 P1 cw r -Sh ,. 9 J 4 ,E V , , V 'I Q? fs: W r 'I 11:51 Y E , i l l ,,:, lil l l' 'yd' ga, -ni ' ' f K ' f K 'W lv I ,V 'U' -f '. 1 I W A A l V i A FJ' kia ' , if ,gf J Q lb M A A L 1 K x 1 'Q X K V I J ' r if , -, -wg ' , ln -1 A . TWO OH FQUR , T , y My , 1 ' M 'V M if wl?W1clv 'TQf,.,,, 9 'I V, 7, k,,f 'fl1-.W NM Mi ..-.Q ., X ii' Q f f , M1210 1 v f- .f' M ffl P 'A' Peccr Asia R, - f k I , - Reginald Banks f- f George Boyd E r 5 xv? EQ? 235' 0:51 2,22 P190 255 D 'fl 5:5 :BO 5-78 . 9299 5:4 nh- F'5'O ,,K,? ya 'LL n.Wq 3 ,.. Frank Danahcr Mike Davis 9. ff' 7' 5 A , Mike Flahivc ' 3 Robert Freeman W Mike Grimes fy . ' Tom jones h 4 Mike Kueser iff Tom La Martina Qu, . , , A4 Stan Liberal gp V if :rf ,, Joe Luzar Q If jerry Machajewski g fs f Dennis Mnnhews , 'F' ii Mike McGrath Paul MCI-Iendry A , , Charles Mason Anthony Michaels Dale Pavlovich ' Gary Petrus Tom Pfannensteil James Ramm Gerald Ramsey Mike Ray John Roach Dave Ruckdaschel fgjzit' M. .f reign K i john Ruhlman IQ .LQ Pat Ryan 'i , Ay ' Stove Schroegcr ' ' I V .1 Paul Wiley ' Larry Wisely ' George Wisniewski I i TWO QI-I SIX i E' if i 5' 274 we , J ff J Qi? , 1,0 .2 3, 2 59 , an , , -,F-ii-1 Nl THE BGQKSTORE Our bookstore . . . Through the portals of a rising enterprise . . . Brother Aloysius and student assistants . . . Books, old and new . . . Paper and pencils . Pens and paperbacks . . . Mid-term sales . . . Quality merchandise . . . A boom- ing business . . . A Welcome break from school's day-to-day monotony. G-S-. it 1 ,........-.,.. 9 l .. ns., ' ,. . , .. ,..,,Nv1 'NE 'F' I1 '- . Ll l Q: 1 ,E I always wondered what Brother kept in these boxes. s 334 ' 3. - f 5 'gg in ' ', , 5 - lf tr f ' l Y! x . ..,, a , D' 'W ,. X1 A 1 fjuuhr 1 V :Vg L 'if 'e ' 1 4 if I QF, Q V V. Eli ' ,ill 33394 A L' nt-mv K V K 'YA ' '19 'Q l I -1 gy . This sryle does have one slight defecrg it has no pl.1re for your head. 'lax 'rf , A Brother Al , -I, - i e If you don'r hand over the dough, we're going to throw you out of here. r '2 Q- ' , 6 '- 1' 1 .4 Q I Books, books, and more books. 59 C dern hot ork ards re- achs ent like. BULLETIN BOARDS A carefully planned mess . . . The souls of the home- room . . . The voice of the office . . . Scrapbooks of the past year . . . colorful . . . attention-getting . . . beautiful girls . . . stop signs to floating students propaganda posters . . . sports headlines . . . thumb- tacks . . . action pictures Bulletin boards are us . . . ..L X il B TEAM RECORD DLS OPP, 75 Oak Park 56 4 J 63 Lmculn Sl V SS Trum:1n 45 5 B 61 S.M. Sourh 46 S4 Hogan Ja x s . 1 -or 1 S4 ri sing nm sz 60 Sourlwcnsr 67 44 Sumner 48 S I Rockhursr S7 64 Liberty S0 77 Manual 43 38 Ward 62 S8 Argentine 48 B-TEAM BACK ROW: Dominic Capra, jim Morrison, Larry Cummings, john Roach, Dave Ruclc- daschel, Pat Ryan. FRONT ROW: Coach Monteil, Mike Davis, Fred Weigel, jerry Ramsey Mike McNellis Milton Williams. l ' RECORD Gaining experience . . . Excellent coaching from Mr. Monteil . . . underclassmen . . . second string . . . the future varsity . . . l'f S h 'bhB' 'd DLS OPP winning team, osing our. lttlng on t e varsity enc . oring pri e. ,6 O-Han ,8 , , 55 S if The team . . . Jump shots . . . charity line . . stall . . . S7 vcilrliim so set-up . . . half-time, a break . . . time out to talk things over . . . 3231 the screen . . . fast break . . . the ingredients to Win. The reason. sz Ward 41 The only reason for undergrad basketball is to produce a champion- ship varsity . . . To judge our team, look at the varsity . . . Build desire and ability . . . Each year get better. We do this at Big D. l SOPHOMORE TEAM BACK ROW: Dominic Capra, George Boyd, john Roach, jim Cairns Coach Momeil. C h M '1 lk' FRONT ROW: Ed McNellis, Mike Davis, Tom jones, Ed McCarthy, Bill Miller, Tim- gjfii- Sffgggyl, ta mg over othy Donnalson. ,,,,.. 'PX Two Stags cover Capra. ,Q -4 -W Tn 2 Ryan shoots for one, Lau .Q 'NY' llulkhATOIHLIII7Ul1L1CI'SflXL! SLITIWIILS O'HARA HIGH SCHOGL Off-tackle pile-up. De La Salle . . . O'Hnra . . . One old, the other new . . . The spirit of the Christian Brothers . . . The furtherance of educa- tion . . . The best of friends and enemies . . . A fight for supremacy and honor . . . Big D , Little O . . . Pride is our key- word, and theirs . . . A challenge in the future . . A challenge right now . . . Strong minds, strong bodies, and a mutual goal . . . A match made in Heaven? . . . An enduring rivalry and respect . . . THE RECORD O'HARA RECORD l95f-66 FROSH BASKETBALL DLS S2 O'Hara 44 DLS 4X O'H.lra I5 FROSH FOOTBAl.l. DLS 20 O'H:nra 7 O'Hara Record 1966467 Freshman Football DLS O'Hata Z0 0 Basketball DLS O'Hara 32 27 59 28 70 29 Sophomore Basketball DLS O'Har:t 56 SS S9 66 Sophomore Celtics on parade. DLS Fomball O,Hm 7 20 O'Hara is a co-ed school. Coach Boland giving advice. f f' - A 1 Ngtmamtssl , I3 t., E HIQ I' V ,Wray 'S' Skyhawk f , ,-fl ., LU NMDA? 3 f 1? -ii?- v-4h D y Nye, CITY 9 Q X 1 vqip qi- 4 EC W i W'! N V Juniors reg.-QM Q75 JW Lffwfff X . ff V Mike , ' Clarence Anrliony iv A 'NG f .4 Dave Nfl A7icre Baker ur 3 -Ki Mike . Barr Y l Donn Buell Q' 3 R , 'cyl 4 ,V ,Nj Tim QW5 Buso 1 james Carullo Tim Clifford Bruce Crowder 1 Terrence Davis ' Tony DcAngelo Randy DeBackcr Y Joe Delgado Frank Fasl Chris Galace Pac Garswicl-L jerry Gilmore Robert Hays Par Hogan ,' Marcus Irons Dan Larson ' Bob Nelson Rodney Pair Len Pirral: Larry Roberts , Srevc Rocclccr Steve Rojas Carl Urrer Rud Wlasliington ' Mike W'lme x 1 TWG GH SEVE JU ICR RING DAY - M fs. ku. T W X 4 'mm L: n . 'Q , M ' g g .Z , t 4 it , 5 ' 'A 1 T1 ' . ' 'Nt t fi 'i i' ' 'V S 5 l F 1 - . s . ' Q 1 1 'f A ' A 1 -.A -.,, W 5 H., ' lt i It 1751- '- 1, l X ' . A x - It ' N r fjiiy it On the way. The Mass. joe Delgado receiving his ring. 'lj-if I .nz -t'. '.-JEL ,.',t, 1 Q32 ll fu , .., ..K, , .,, . v .M ' .x M TJ... fiutzhruir Gill flllur Bing Qirrvnuwng O God, by Vllhose word all things are sctnctiiied. pour lorth Thy blessing upon this ring, and grant that we who wear this symbol of fidelity to our school, may always remember that its crest is the reminder of Your intense Love ol tts, so that through the practice of virtue we may have the courage to bear the crosses of liie, having ever on our lips the words. The will of God is always beautiful. Having lived the lives ol vrtlianl Catholics, may we one day wear the crown of eternal lile in the company ol Car Lady, Queen of the angels and the saints. and of the entire heavenly court, through Christ Our Lord. Amen. A memento. Next year's seniors. Proud mothers. Brother Christopher. Mass. Rings presented. Walking clown the aisle. Breakfast in the gym. Hope for the future. Bro. Pius presenting the rings. gr ,, , Y,..,, V Y . -.,,-..,.-,f..,,.. x I p S i . ., l FT 4? mm Iiiicliin A f 4 k , qi Ruhr-fi lloclwm - -4 ', Q M rg 2 F 'f i wi ,A '- -f 'si - , :' iw i Dun Ilnx .7 X , , Q7 - imc im W ii U Vlmrlic limwn Cliurk Cminpnbnwo g 55 xv.-i Capull JTL Q' IQ, , '-N .-. an Q 1: gg 'Q Tum cii..r...i.,ff 9 K , .4 f ' + R, 7' ,, 4, I 'X Rich Carroll wwf! -A 45 4 ' - ' ni-b omiey K , ' f -A Mike D'Amorc 4 L Funk Daniels . 5 L, Dennis Davis ' A A Dan Downey Q nw it Q if-' A Q F -., Q' i ' ? ' 1 'U 2 A' 2 -' , jim Ehrmmn V i N'-A , Ken Gnrrcn K' x , I Waller Hnnkc W A A ' blfil' r gf ix l 32:1 Don Hiebl A'7r K - 4 I ,.l.A, i 'QT' ' ' -. . if S 'W' 4 4 1 5 wa 3 X- J 'E , 3 'en 1 ,, N f . i ff Vi .Q Q '-v l john jolinston W :fir V , Miko Lafferry .- Tom Lauhon ' 'l Iolin LCCluysc Richard Libcrdm ,Icromc Luclwy 'C' E john McMahon L? 'Q Nlikc NIcN6llis M Im Mem 'Y h 'S Dan Mufich A V I 4.- Rick Orrick ,fy 1 Par Quinn ,nm i-gk '7' N.. . ,K lr- JU il' K Slew Saluw Robert Sruwnri X 'FF' ' Fred xvcagcl I .,'. John Wells Rf, Dave Wlxirc Miko Williams Two GHNN 3? WRESTLI The whistle blows and you're on your own . . . Confidence overrides ten- sion . . . Determination conquers predicaments . . . On all fours, half and full Nelsons . . . Crass falls . . . Legal holds . . . Pinning combinations . . . Escapes . . . Takedowns . . . Leg rides . . . Guillotine . . . Rolls Sitouts . . . Lock ups . . . Switches . . . The whistle blows . . . Victory or defeat . . . THE RECORD DE LA SALLE TITANS 1966-1967 WRESTLING SCHEDULE WiUiam Chrisman Center St. joe Central Southwest Van Horn Tournament Northeast Pem-Day Washington Lillis Tournament Truman Benton Lafayette State Regional Referees position - Hercules Orrick. U C Riding V r joe Accurso Andy llnrrcsi Carl liatliner rf' X Qin I :lr X jon Bott I l , Qff, Don l . i l. . ,, i Y Bob Carter 5, .,. Q.-. lla Brcnnnmnn hris Cnlcnra ,lv C' 41 qw 5 2 42: ', 'Gai Q Frank Comiskey , Q: 5 1 Q, j yfffvf - -f Dave Daly 'Q N 'Z ' -L ...lv V --V! rl gal . , Tom DeVaughn ' . Y Keith Duncan 1 Mako Fowler l i l Frank Garcia Q3 Att Hadley K f ,. F 9' x Ken Henderson : N YQ, v ' W ' w 1 ' ff in ' 1 gf I Miko Kalb ' Bill Kapprel l 'li 2 V l N 5 fl W W jerry Kelley ' 5 W 2 Az ,Q M Q John Lnmble N l l 4 Tom Layton F . Q Mg fi' l Q' , , .- 1 K , 2. , f ' 9 AWA l Sam Losapio l ' 'l ' - Kevin Matthews in 4 1 Anthony Mandolin ' N 'ffl 1 '-'ff- ' - .I v I, , , . I Tad Malin. E fi - A, i , Q Mike Moore pg 3 , .QQ ,' tg, 'T' ,P Q. W G .C 2 l Q Larry Nauser A ' ' 1 ii ' S. A ' A 3, 'qv J' Rick Olson , tt., I V 5' 1, X ' Bob Perry i Bill Rnmm 5 Mike Regan t Tom Seiglcr , I i gl iff: Gordon Sncddcn l Q ser' 3 V Nick Spero S t -. g r 4 Chuck Thomcy l ' , ' Steve Wubbenhorst ' 1 72 Two TE I M .XF I Trim N4 , .4 .Q lf ,Q A aj gf ,K . 'W Q, it .I Q i J xx ef 2? Q5 if fe N.-.f N T ROSE DANCE A pause. iffy, I 1 Little Theatre. The Emeraldsn. 'f' Roses. Punch and cookies. Miss DeLaSalle. I forgot my ticket! Afterwards. I Dancing ro the Emernlds. A R emembrance. PRINT SHOP Daily bulletins . . . Brother Patrick . . . Mimeographs . . . Dittos . . . Joe Petelin . . . Bill Witter . . . Dennis Cowick . . . Mike Box . . . Wforking after school . . . Early in the mornings . . . Run me off fifty copies of this. . . . Apprentice printers . . . Doing their job efficiently . . . Anybody know how to spell bulituns? -ff-r Preparing today s bulleun Roll the presses. Brother Patrick POSTER CLUB Witli paint and paper in hand, slogans in mind, the Poster Club covers Walls with masterful Works of art, Basketball, Foot- ball, Dances, Track, Wrestling, Missions, nd Baseball. Hard work. Abstract expressionalism. Spirit. xx ,, 5 mlb.: -1 ,J .. ,+-' ,I ,,, XVoulnl you believe . . No I guess you wouldnx A xx A Jw 'rig . Wav y. Q x XX Paula Meyers Homecoming Queen ' 'V in s'2':- 1:17 - I A PRINCESS SHANNON PRINCESS LOUISE fxiix git F14 - -MAL S...,,k. PRINCESS KATHY PRINCESS MARY LYNN -Qi. S E 1 I' S.. ,DERS 1 Jer anhorst JUNIQR STUDENTS Keith Duncan Joe Accurso Carl Batliner Kevin Matthews Nick Spero Bill Knpprel John Lamble Tom Devaughn Steve Wubbeiihorst Andy Barresi Chris Calcara Mike Fowler Anthony Mendolin lf in I s i ,11 joe Accurso, Anthony Mendolia, Chris Calcara. .,4l-. ,, ' .e 5 X. ' 10 ' M 4 Studying Mike Fowler ,ffm ' ,ALMQYWM 9. 1 2 ix N , k W. L ,Q ,Xxx wi I 'J Steve Wlibbqyqlqorqp Shootin' the bull. T LE HIC 'ov ss aw H0 J' mfffg oa QS, LQ QW. O 7 3 gg -if!! Lg fb fW'45Z,'5'ff Q T4 xxyoey 0 S X-55 CITY NX w I n O I Seniors y Vw f 'ww x xi , 1'-if , Qi . :il , .X 4 K K R -I 49 1 f' - X LLLIJ W: ' 'ff f'9ff A -ragga, sr., 7, Q ' ,assi 2 , LQ X YOU CAN 'T TAKE IT WITH YCDU The weeks of rehearsal . . Two-night stand . . . opening and closing. Make-up . . . costumes . . . tickets sold. Curtain up. Hit the heights . . . a final applause and curtain down. The school play, ,67. Another tradition has begun. XA. Hey, Grandpa got a You owe the government. ,sk BHK? if . memorization . . . lines and cues Brother Christopher, director. The Discus Thrower. n, T letter from the United States Government, ,Q , , - v Aren't we luck ro be in love? Paul, were you ever in u monasrerY- Y E x-'J ng Q: L me 1 47. ,.,... sci? ell. a.fa,1iE gp U Fx ll ' ' wif' FRONT ROW: jack Bush, Byron Garth, Leonard Garth, Bob Kupersmith, Dennis Comiskey, Joe MCI-Iendry. SECOND ROW: Robert Horrid, Neil Malone, Ted McKim, Wes Cunningham, Frank Rios, joe Calia. THIRD ROW: Carl Tamburello, Terry Dean, jim Sullivan, Frank Orrick, Mark Carry, Brother Patrick. FOURTH ROW: Manager Rick Carroll, Dominic Capra, Wes Capell, Pat Garswick, Pat Ryan, George Boyd, Manager Fred Weigel. FIFTH ROW: T ony DeAngelo, Tommy jones, Gerald Waldron, Dave White, Richard Delgado, David Daly, Mike Conley, Manager john Garcia. SIXTH ROW: Head Coach Culver, Coach Keirnan, Rick Orrick, Mark Saulet, Orrin Ellis, jerry Ramsey, Coach Monteil. SE IORS 1 1 I SENIOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN jack Bush - Usually found on the receiving end of one of Joe Calia's passes, he was the scoring punch for the Titan offense. ,loc Mike Calia - With his Golden Arm and hard run- flflg, he guided the offensive team with determination. Mary Carry - Tough and scrappy, he was the extra point kicker. Dennis Comiskey - A returning letterman, he was defensive signal and usually in on every tackle. WCS Cunningham b- Speedy was a great asset to the leam and did a great job of half-back. Terry Dean - A tough-minded defensive middle guard, he kept the opponents away from the middle. Leonard Garth -- He was Co-Captain of the team. Anyone Who played against him will remember him. Byron Garth - The other half of the Garth twosome, started at the other tackle, a beautiful double threat. Robert Horrid - Robert was an explosive fullback who took delight in running over would-be tacklers. Bob Kupersmith - The other Co-Captain, playing end, Bob hauled in many first down passes and always played an excellent game. Neil Malone - The Roll, offensive center, took on a tough job that required him to block out people sometimes outweighing him 50 lbs. Ted McKim H- A versatile player, who played offense and defensive linebacker, recovered fumble in Rockhurst game. Joe McHendry - A starting guard, joe filled the job with quickness, desire and toughness. Frank Orrick - Had one of the toughest jobs, Monster Man. He was known for bone-crushing tackles. Frank Rios - Always doing a good job on the defense and offense tackle. jim Sullivan - Tall, tough, and terrifying, he was always doing his best, As tough as they came. Carl Tamburello - Offense and defense, one of our best players, 83 N N 'S -1 I I THE 1967 DE LA SALLE T1 u G N fc P: M m R in ye St' , ar ba OUR TEAM Z5-3 SECOND IN THE AREAS 34 SCHOOLS MR. GRANTHAM LOAL1-I OF THE YEAR-COACHES ASSOCIATION MR. MONTEH. NE '5. HEAD COACH AT BISHOP O'I-IARA CLARK PO'0J'El,i. AHA XHMFRICAN SAL CNAPRA Al L. TvlL1'i'RiJPQFLITAN ,MY 'EGL' Ii,L!fi,M5 .4 - TW YN-'F Y, 95N 37' 1?-i YTTATIONAL 5 is 'A -5 TITA, NS Our team has been successful. This is unquestionable. It had excellent leaders-Mr. Grantham, Coach of the Year for the areag Mr. Monteil, who will be the head basketball coach for O'Hara High School next year, and Brother Patrick, spiritual moderator. It had many honors -Clark Powell, All Americang Sal Capra, All- Metrog first place in the Lee's Summit Tourna- mentg first place in the Center Tournament, and Regional Champions, going to the quarter finals in the State Tournament. They were successful, yes, they were victorious, yes, but all of us, the students and faculty of De La Salle High School, are the recipients of the spirit of this one basketball season, of this one school year. S w x 5 n X X 25 Ml A5 MI CL SA I A , a n X.Xg S1 1 C. . . I qpm Jfllk BUSIW Charlie SlTIiIl1-l'IOIROLl. if 34 5 Mike Cosgrove Bob Kupcrsmirh Nr' 1,,,,,.x Coach Grantham Clark Powell 1. C. XXf1Il1.1ms ' 1 I iwm .rf FN. SEVEN ,wh . P 'ix BASKETBALL PLAYERS AND THEH COACH! 'V fs fn E THU! I ' ,Q NiLsr,31fnx4x.r1.,hmxgu2t-Auv :aL-p- sn, 4 ,rv . li'1S- - QMYXA Gi ! BASEBALL The Dugout The National Pastime . . . speed, agility, and timing . . . a peg to first . . . a game of inches . . . quick hands, quick thinking . . . pivot for the twin killing . . . and Watch for high-flying spikes . . . be the hero or the goat . . . he calls 'em as he sees 'em . . THE SCHEDULE Truman St. joe Central Scdalia Ward Park Hill William Chrisman St. joe Benton North Kansas City Wyandotte St. -loc Central Oak Park Sumner Sub District Tournament Washington St. joe Benton Park Hill Pem Day Pcm Day 86 'il s I 2' ,ws 'Y John Medellin .,,, l .0 Anthony Torra Dave White . r2,.i9,Npf9fw-Q +V t we fysfwff, W - ww f ,, v 3, I a pf agryi , i -. X J ,gm f -3 W -jig, tw 2. n ' 'fy ., 3 'f' if f ' Q X if - Q fr T 9' 5 V if A. '-W i'f'Wo , i I Joe Mike Calia Neil Malone im? Y 1.1, H M ff-QW 527225 1 , 'Mi 1,.,,3,, iw .M K. HL! , .H 1 0,1 .ww , fm, 1, ww., U... P Mike McNellis and Pat Ryan. Y V7 V1-.xiii ' xr' Q .f X 'LSXQQT Q f' - H' Q . 'MKV :gifs -P f A 1 , b , . , '?r1-fe' . my Q-S25 55.0 vm.. . fnqbfsgggggzf -ff ' f - q,3gnf.-- -:pw -,Ji-7151 ' Mfr , imiillffiisa 1,Jiu.vl2f L E- 73 Tony De Angelo at third. Resting between innings. ,,, . FSL. -4 , 4 177' l 4 nh f ,P li ' V! ffff'-'lf r ifggg K5 lf! .W s -4. M. ,, , Wfwifi iffhilf - X Sim 1 - for the far pitch. jerry Ramsey Gary Durbin 1 ,.N, ,, f' r fzxz . f q Y , . 1 fn ' I Nl ,D 1 A ua' 'S 1. i V, ,....,.., af i ff .ag , ' .. i g. ff , f as i G4 L I Viiff.. ' N W X 2 : f .- , ' me In f , 4 f ff , .2 M ,pf f V, mf. . ' - 2 4 ,V 4 ,f ' , .W 4, ,.z, -1,-HM , , ' 1 'ffl ' if if 45 , . -1. .W rw. Qi, A, fi . f I r 'fZ13--,5 7f' K ,A P ,,. - 4- ' - MQ, 'U Uh M. fa. 'ESM ....,M., . Conch Monteil jerry Ramsey stealing second, 1' 4 TRACK . . . 9 i ,A ttt t R 5 W rf tt' .. ,'-QA' M rv. A x mf ' . .Q nf' wr' .jf w f sf' Paul Corcoran taking a few laps. 3114151-' f,,x 17 s, , .lack Bush breaking 88 ' 'ff W th L' rape. A Garth and thc shot put. it , nf blaclcliush X 4 THE TEAM qflffflff Wes Cunningham Ditfmzcc' Paul Corcoran john Smith Jim Sullivan Mike Thorpe S1101 P111 Louis Badeen Byron Garth Leonard Garth Aspring sport . . . hours of practice . . . meets to participate in . . . dual and triangles . . . desire to compete 4' and win . . . the 100 yard dash . . . the 880 . . . the 440 . . . the 220 . . . the pole vault . . . the baton . . . broad Q, jump . . . relays . . . strong legs and aconditioned body . . . courage . . . determination . . . sweat . . . disgust . . jubilarion . . . sorrow . . . disappointment . . . a better person. THE SEASON Chrisman Relays Ward and Rockhurst Wfilliam Jewell Relays Rockhurst Relays St. Aloe Relays Sumner, Manual, Central District Meet State Meet 4? Y' W N- ,gl 1 5 , yr 4- l x vw K 'X 1 veg . , 'ii 'N Conch Culver giving instructions. S.. Ste 0 ad H , - 'Q BTN' 1137, X r K I A lb V Orrin Ellis ovcr Tl lumllc. 'Q 'A in V X ITQL . N ls 'Kg Qi, T, ' A.. l . r 2 Y a .Q 'lays Y . L' f N I W Q-. i, l gi cmml i' 4 fi, wi . .F ff fi Another Glrrh and the shot put. 1 9' Lk-0' lick Bush m ,lim S XVQS Cnpell nr :llc Starring linc. .TC 3 is-wir J ullrx in -l 1 iff 'A 'J 1, ,E 'le . H V Tmmrl' vi ri i 'w iilu m-.umlu .i lmrillc. Ruilnuy Wzishiimgron Clmrs ' N L .1 lump. Wai. Richard Carroll in East Southwest Sour heas: Hogan Manual Van Ho Central Irons . Woods Birdie . Bogey . . In the rough . green 1n two . . . A Coach Uporsky's adv Chris Lamble . Lamble . John Carroll . James L Tim Pinklema Mark Orrick . . . l f Q . fa 5' 1,1 U: , J, . fhwiiilf ' 1, 'na Mike Ross GOLF the rough. Nort ll tow Paseo Rockhur Norrhrovs Norrheas District Stare ? . . . Par four . A long drive sand trap . On the trusty putter ice . . . Captain . . Mike Ross . . ohn Wells . . . Richard illis . . . Kev1n Lillis n . . . Mike Kalb Coach William Uporsky off the ree. X-Q . Ng, 5,W,,.,Q422 an .pmvmwumt YF! A 1345 K Q FS? wmv ' 'WY , 2 5 5 . 5:32 Q, ' ln.. The office. Mr- Culvef Mr. Keirnan Q '98- Q J.. J' ,4v- M. M ,,f. ,, 3 'il X 'wp 5 'S Mr. Munreil Mr. Morrow Mr. Uporsky Mr Tabor 9125 an ' 'twat la Mr, Grantham Mr. McGuire COACHES 01 --- if 2 i ! i V u SENIQR STUDENTS Know how to study . . . Worked Hard . . P11d slttentlon in class . . . Homework . . M 1 vi Honor Roll . . . National Honor Society . Know why to study . . . Ready for college Re1dy for the future . . . These are the seniors: NAME Popko, John McGrath, Tom Meyer, Joe Petelin, Joe Bubis, Zdzislaw Simone, Joe Burke, Steve Ellifrits, Bob Huke, Mike Fuller, Larry Jonas: Marr Matthews, Terry Gooch, Rick GR. PT 3.714 3.706 3.636 3.571 3.545 3.545 3.471 3.212 3.200 3.156 3.114 3.056 3.032 FS! PT 714 706 636 571 545 S45 471 .212 .200 .156 .114 .056 .032 if :XJ 3 Don Brennaman YEARBOOK AND NEWSPAPER Going to Press-confusion. Writing stories. Taking pictures. Rewriting, Select- ing. Correcting. Checking. Organizing. Construction lay-outs. Making captions. Assembling pages. Decisions. Decisions. Decisions . . . Results-yearbook and news- paper. The journalism class working together to produce the yearbook-a look into the past . . . memories for the future . . . and the newspaper-a list of current events . . . news of victories and defeats. Good tidings. Spe- cial events. Important dates. Sports high- lights. Entertaining articles. Humorous essays. Expression of love for De La Salle. if joe Accurso E V' .1:::'i-2451 ' 'xiii' A W 1. f5Q.2it:::Z:5 l , . .. ' X 1 :::.:::::': , ..-Q 2 Eif5F1E?iiE2Q2j ' 'Z' K. A zzz:- ' A X ' ,V T .I 5I '-'- ' .1 ' 4 f -. , a W' ' A . ,..A .... . ANZ . , hm' X I' we 'J f- : I fox Paul Schelstrnte Mike Regan 2' ,ii 7 , if Uk gums! 107 109 110 204 Cassidy, Frank Clark, john Davies, James Dennihann, Joe Kenig, Joe Kopek, John May, Henry Pernice, Jack Pisciotta, Matt Price, Ronald Sullivan, Dan Warner, Bill Zarda, Dennis Accurso, Anthony Baker, Richard Beth, Steve Capell, Jim Fasl, John Fleming, Mike Healy, Pat Kennedy, Tom Oti, George Pinkelmann, Tim Schelstrate, Pat Spero, Paul Sullivan, Dave Tezon, Peter Van Kirk, Mike Van Pelt, Steve White, Jim William, Warner Wirtz, Pat Jordan, Fred Robinson, Bert Waldron, Paul Wolf, John Bonderer, Dan Bruno, John Donaldson, Tim Rizutti, Ralph Robinson, Dan Pair, Larry Bruns, Steve Clark, Larry Klenklen, Don McNellis, Ed Mongoven, John Reischman, JOE Sheridan, Lawrence 206 207 208 2 09 210 305 306 30 7 Smith, Ed Wells, Mark Cairns, James Kueser, Mike Matthews, Dennis Ramm, James Ruckdaschel, David Ryan, Pat Crowder, Bruce Davis, Terrence Delgado, Joe Pair, Rodney Calabrese, Tom Cummings, Larry Gratton, James Swartz, Tom Stein, Fred Liberda, Richard Mino, Pat Wells, John Batliner, Carl Calcara, Chris DeVaughn, Tom Duncan, Keith Kalb, Mike Kapprel, Bill Mendolia, Anthony Matthews, Kevin Moore, Mike Ramm, Bill Spero, Nick Childs, John Penrice, Edward Ramirez, Eugene Seigler, Chris Capo, Anthony Danella, Anthony Keeling, John McGrath, Tim Mina, Harry Ross, Mike Burke, Steve Ellifrits, Bob Huke, Mike LaMartina, Vic Matthews, Terry McGrath, Tom Paustian, Robert . 1 .af NATIONAL HONQR SCCIETY igsxgvif gzflinizpiim Er . N I JOE MEYER . National Merit Finalist. National Honor Society. Ranked Third with 3.656 grade point average. Friend, Athletic statistician. Treasurer of Mission Club. First Student of the Month. AH Honor Roll. Humility. Extracurriculars. Studying. Statistics. Humor. Mathematics. Brains. Brains. Brains. fm F H! .!' ff .fax X 552. bw: PICTURES WE LIKE A idsgzfs 5' 1 in , I 'fa ' mf D J.: I , nl 4? G. 'QFP' if 3115 4, , ,A , 1 M141 .,f .. 5' x ' 'fa . -,-,, - H.- ,i , , t ,V-is-.V A .A1.,., ,.., . A 2' inn W 'Nl 'Q ,yu ,, wh' iz-flew ' Q M ,mul f as 3 5 1 310, Y Q il 1' Af lx. 5f't? Nix' 5 i vi F I 1 1 Z 1 ...sox '45 AGN ii T1 I 2 E Q . FWF? F V' uw 'MQ 251 5 ina xw U ' 'aw q RESIDE 'rv Q A Aw sew' eww! SW 4 mmgaghg ? fmv 5 AJ. 4 S' it .f 'yn M! THE MORNING. ft-., ' STEVE ATTERBURY , w.. MIKE BARTHOLOMEAU R' WJ -Q.. BOB ARTHUR 'QW .1 'Yr-I-:bfi x if MIKE AZZARO LOUIS BADEEN I WL ' TOM BECK ZDZISLAW BUBIS THE CROWDED CAFETERIA. fri 'J E-iffkj 1, 'N' ' Q k 'f' 1 , X , , ., :,f , . .. .. W3 PK STEVE BURKE JACK BUSH GQ- igf 'Offs A JOE CALIA SAL CAPRA MARK CQA lui Y MIIXE CASSIDY 001' f.3 Q I Mg X fig? , 3, mf N,-fy Q, aa TOM CAFFREY vw- J ,.. 1 ip . ,, 1 ' J- , W Q xr: JOHN CARR JM 5, Ci 'Gi J! ' ,' .5 .. A 5 igfzq 5 1 ff V A 'N' ,, I.. ' ffii? ' V, ' A . Q: 'u 5. .:1,V . JOHN Q HILIDS 44? '39 f 1. ,Nb ,I I 1 THE HOMEROOM TEACHER. 4'-1416? 1 if I ,W ,wk I Jr ' I 'li Iif 'I I JOE CICHACKI DENNIS COMISKEY PAUL CORCORAN ,Alb -K I f I 29 I --fAI 1-we. I A - f ' I 1 .-.' IRI 1 'X 1 T' E , ggi:-i iw1?Q4:l, I rl A 1 'w 5 Jn ' . H MIKE COSGROVE WES CUNNINGHAM DENNIS CURTIN Rv-Q... sa ww ' H2 ANTHONY DANELLA TERRY DEAN BILL DELANEY X .J Q K 4 4313? 4 K' X, We- 112 I' ' K3 4, 5, 1? 'A wi JJ 351'-A! W Q 'K' 2 ,. 3 fycm, , ff, 4 H THE BULLETIN AND THE ABSENTEE CARDS L-111135. , - - L . '.., f , , f N ' fx- a,sfLQg,4,,. ' A' ' ' 4 ,Q 1.315.155 . J, 2 , I L k E Y ' f A'1f4tqI2g,?a5 , 'H MARK DICKERSON 1qpKV'3,:n, -fig ' .-.fy-3 138' 4' iiiifff , 0155 ,AQA sw JOHN ELLIS ...fp , - f 'wr--v LARRY FULLER THE RELIGION TEACHER. 'abd 'QE'-hr I JOHN GARCIA lliPQ' nuff RAY GARSWICK LEONARD GARTH RICHARD GOOCH 2 S . ig 3 3 31 ' -1 '- wfwizffi 1, .A If ,' ' fwkgglfigpff 9' ., X ' 0 ' 3 .f ' BYRON GARTH TOM GRISAFE LAMUS AND IXISTL NTIAI ISM AND PRAGMATIC ? .SK an-ag, 4.-9' '--.1 if JEFF GRONNINGER TOM HALL 144 611 'W-QI xi -qqv-fvj' HM HARKNLSS MIKF HFALY SN NNQLK 'C mm: fi-5, NNN: R mn 1 xr xx MIKE HOGUE WR 058' --ip fl IOHN HARBRUCKLR .K .14-AV 1' fag wx' X 5 CARI HILL QUE .J 1' ,K a W PAFI HORNBFC lx MIKE HUKE ALAN JONES TERRY KELLY THE MATH TEACHER. -QQN MIKE HUNTER MATT JONAS JOHN KEELING MIKE KEENAN vi agar' TERRY KRUMP BOB KUPERSM ITH THE FORMULAS. QUADRATIC EQUATIONS. Inav' VIC LaMARTINA .? H FRI 4-+4-5 I my CHARLES LONG f? NEIL MALONE YF? V 17.31. ' 'QQ' - . an are ,N gi:.g.'fQg2 ?geWff 2 Qiif ww ,Lg :.sg5:M f . ' I' CHRIS LAMBLE 15? :Q - . , pg f hf Q ,, 4 f , .,,, .1 A - W e ' , , , 21553 fx 'Ya' S 'im . + 'W - -iiixrzlzw. . - ' N ' .L ,,I, f GEORGE MADSEN Q 1 F - if wr 'W , Q p VX Q aw 6 4. , 'Qu- 'fsfb-vlfl SAM LOCASCIO WD! timer fi ZENON MAGIEROXVSKI D 1- Vile---' . .,,.. 'Ts' LUNCH ON RED PLASTIC CHAIRS. 'Q Wm T A' I CARL MASCHLER TOM MATHIS TERRY MATTHEWS -nd if -cw' TIM MCGRATH TOM MCGRATH JOE MCHENDRY 1 M1 ,...,J.- Ulf TED MCKIM I-IAMBURGIQRS. ROLLS AND MILK. 1 x.-6 JOHN NIEDELLIN L'L I if 64? E I we-X I S L Y , -I - .f l HARRY MINA A? 2 Q if .. lp' fy 5, 1 tx fff 'L 19' Q,- ,f--.-....r' I ANTHQ BNY MOI ,I,Ii r 1QiDw'f?fx5 I 1651! ' ri 'QW .. ,V I 5 I?l.f1LE AIOE MEYER JF, ' TERRY MONGOVEN fax ,vm .5- fm fa- I, -. 57 IN., A R IOHN NESBITT fsezxfssv , 'v-5?xV.,f5 W W-fav m 2' 2225 of - I X Q' 9 ' fm' N' was . , ,Q , A P WT DAVID MILLER ,wig In ,M 5 KA ... , ,I Nm 'Uh 4 I x A Sv: - 'uf Sf T I 4 'Q ' ' K V 1 5 wk , 5 0 0 'Sm 'S' 1' I I, lf W , f 9 if.. ,J JIM MONTELEQNI r1.,f f' In -QB I., A ge, 4' '- -1 - w:2fffz.z: gy win? VRANK ORRICK THE SCIENCE TEACHER. 5' BOB PAUSTIAN JOE PETELIN JOHN POPKO f .A C -' QE E EEEEE 'S fEf K p 'EEO 4:-K A 'V Wi CLARK POWELL RICK PUHR GENE RAMIREZ Y E V E E X 120 JOE RANALLO ANDY CAPP FRANK RIOS 1 .4 NILWTON. TIIRIJST EQUALS IMPULSE. .,,, ART RUFFALO 'MN ,Jun X yr Q i 'AUI SCIIITI S VII XI I C , fix Q,-D yu' 1' K2 :I TOM RUSSO 1,4-ng., , 415-Y If-'vfm' f 'ff ' A Wi '39 W XIIKI' 9C'RUTC'IIFIITID :QQ Ins as I :I K, . 1 , 9' ' -Q-4' 'I j 1' 'J' 'I X ' wifi? V. MIKE ROSS If ff .1 4: . - 'OJ' .,f JOHN RYAN ' ,I I xiii? 'I A I f .. vw . 5' fig . Q I ' t Q :QP ' W qw 5. I , ,- ,I . ,AA QL' I Serin, 'X 1 f CHRIS SFIGIFR 2 .-,- lla X 'T , . ' ' gl I V I fT f' I THE ENGLISH TEACHER. .---19 JOE SIMONE JOE SIRNA 'qug ZACHARY STIVERS JAMES SULLIVAN Vgpf PAT STEGMAIER 1-If I 'Nu-ip CARL TAMBURELLO 'ini NT:. L'nnvV MIKE THORPE ESSAY DUE. READ A BOOK. QE ww P51113 Q, Tiff 35 im, by ,, ggi ii 5 . ,x ,. igfkmwgr gli: 'f . 'T' fi' I 3 23 ' 4 - 9 - 'Q-s N.Q 'ax . irish '54jng 'if' ' N Bvvav - -. um' - A ' 4 ' 'Exif V 6 f ,gif J K JOHN TRISTANIO JOHN TUOCILLO RICK VAN DYKE -09 Tr O BOB VIGLIATURO SHANE LESLIE WASHINGTON UQQJ W -.4-.gi CifxRII Wygoy JOHN w'1NCH1fsT12R PAT WHJTJ' AFTERNOON-Steam hissing from the pipes. X -ik M., if 4 , 5 5 , iff . ' 3 . ,, Q f' an - ' ss 6 ' ,if 1 imp ' U ,I J' 5 'M , r Dwight Baker K Nbr . 'Tyra' if ' 8' ' i, ,Q Bob Ellifrits , S511 A Steve Foster i 3: , s ,,.' . mf' my , , .fvjy . lhg , .,, f sf, if f ' - 4 .4 -V. yr f ' --rw j,'9f?w'1,ffi AQ : ,f f gf , .V wh! , F 'gs 4 ,.. i :v i rg H ' J 5 N,, Q Larry Burdick V sept, J' gigs ' f 1 'Q ' i- Jerry Encoe F31 Ya-y' -nv 1, Dennis Gregory Anthony Capo 'tl . ad-s Vic Ferrara Tom Hall 54? wa 45, , fr, 133! Q aff. a W H Z, N ev J'-Q -'wi Robert Horrid 2'- A may 4 1 f - . - Q ,Q , I GFI' : - Q. 3 , mf., V, , -fr . A- ,J LVL, ' ', 5 75fLl7f ' q ' THE FINAL BELL X553 ' v i-A f k .'. , ff -, xox F Q J 1 , ' 1 , 13 f 'Ng XX' nd' ' , W - 5 Q, ' V95 'ik ' ' r Tom Misasi Edward Penrice W ' v George Ray Charles Smith V -1,-,.f gap rf M, , , .5,,,2 ,. ffm. 2935?-i' 6, L E93 sfegf, H 5 Q 'gl' 'A A . V Q, . ' 1? ' w. ,, A f 1, f YW, 4,5 'Wx 2 ' '1 its V , ' . ,J xg, 2 ' ,-, I ,t . ,F 1A ...W 1 ' , I . 5, Joe Vald i x' ic! Stephen XY'illinmson IWN '54 -197 John Smith PROCRASTINATORS Myron Mancuw Borys Tunmszcuk Tim NYU-lc'I1 SE IOR ACTIVITIES BOB ARTHUR STEVE ATTERBURY MIKE AZZARO Class Treasurer I, 2 Wrestling 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive I, Z, 3, 4 LOUIS BADEEN Soccer 1 Wrestling Z, 3, 4 DWIGHT BAKER Intramurals 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 4 Homeroom Officer 2, 4 Student Council Representative 4 Chocolate Drive 1, Z, 3 Auxiliary Drive 1, Z, 3, 4 MIKE BARTHOLOMEAU TOM BECK Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 4 Pep Club 4 ZDZISLAW BUBIS Football 1 Soccer 2, 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY BURDICK STEVE BURKE Newspaper 3 Yearbook 3 Bowling 2 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JACK BUSH Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 TOM CAFFREY Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Pep Club 3, 4 ANTHONY CAPO Class Treasurer 4 Honor Roll Z, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, Z Pep Club 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 SAL CAPRA Football 1, 2, 35 Honorable mention all-metropolitan and all-district reams Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Third year Honorable mention all-mettopoli tan and second team all-district Baseball 1 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 JOHN CARR Soccer 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 MARK CARRY Football I, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Poster Club President I, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 2 MIKE CASSIDY Chocolate Drive 1, 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 Stamp Drive 2,3 Honor Roll I JOHN CHILDS JOE CICHACKI DENNIS COMISKEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 PAUL CORCORAN Track 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Chairman Letterman's Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 MIKE COSGROVE Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer Z Pep Club 3 WES CUNNINGHAM Football 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 2, 4 Letterman 2, 4 Honor Roll I, 4 DENNIS CURTIN ANTHONY DANELLA TERRY DEAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Track 1 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 BILL DELANEY Pep Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Soccer 3 Baseball 4 JOE DiGERLAMO Chocolate Drive 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive 1, Z, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 4 MARK DICKERSON Football 1 Bronze Club 3 JOE DI GIROLAMO Intramurals I, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 GARY DURBIN Baseball 2, 3, 4 BOB ELLIFRITS Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN ELLIS Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 1, 2 JERRY ENCOE PAUL FANN Football I Track 1, 2 TOM FASL Soccer 3 Pep Club 3 Bowling 2 Legion of Mary 1 VIC FERRARA STEVE FOSTER Class Officer 4 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 LARRY FULLER JOHN GARCIA RAY GARSWICK Candy Drive I, 2, 3 Stamp Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 BYRON GARTH LEONARD GARTH Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 RICHARD GOOCI-I Golf 4 Track 2 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS GREGORY TOM GRISAFE Football 2 Variety 2 Play 4 JEFF GRONNIGER TOM HALL JOHN HARBRUCKER Baseball 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive l, Z, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1,4 Chocolate Drive 1, 2, 3 JIM HARKNESS MIKE I-IEALY Football I Basketball 1 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3 Chocolate Drive I, 2 CARL HILL Intramurals 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Basketball 3, 4 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 ' ZEHNER HOFFMAN MIKE HOGUE Student Council 4 Debate Team 3 Mission Club 2 Honor Roll 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Homeroom Representative 1 PAT HORNBECK Chocolate Drive 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive 1,2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 ROBERT HORRID Football 1, 3, 4 Track 3 MIKE HUKE Student Council 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Newspaper and Yearbook 3, 4 MIKE HUNTER Track 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 Chocolate Drive 1, 2, 3 MATT JONAS Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Track Z ALAN JONES JOHN KEELING MIKE KEENAN Wrestling 2 Mission Club 2 Chocolate Drive Chairman 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Homeroom Representative TERRY KELLY TERRY KRUMP Talent Show I Wrestling 1, 2 Track I Intramurals l, 2 BOB KUPERSMITH Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I. 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Letterman's Club 3, 4 Class Officer 2 VIC LAMARTINA CHRIS LAMBLE Bowling 2 SE Golf 2, 3, fl Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 3 SAM LOCASCIO Wrestling 2 Library 3 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 CHARLES LONG Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 Chocolate Drive 1, 2 GEORGE MADSEN Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 ZENON MAGIEROWSKI NEIL MALONE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Basketball I M'Y RON MANCUSO CARL MASCHLER Football 1, 2, 3 Yearbook 3 Newspaper 3 TOM MATHIS Chocolate Drive I, 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3 TERRY MATTHENVS Football 1 Soccer 1, 3 Newspaper 3. 4 Yearbook 3, 4 TIM MCGRATH TOM McGRATH Basketball 1, 2 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 1,4 Pep Club 4 JOE MCHENDRY TED MCKIM Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman 4 Honor Roll I, 4 Mellow Man 1, Z, 3, 4 JOHN MEDELLIN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1 Soccer 3 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 JOE MEYF11 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Statistician 3,4 Baseball Scorekeepcr 3 YCS Member 2 Mission Club 4 DAVID MILLER HARRY MINA Football 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3,4 TOM MISASI Track 1, 2, 4 Wrestling 2 TERRY MONGOVIEN Auxiliary Drive 3 IIM lNIONTI'I.I7ON'E Baseball 4 ANTHONY MOI,I.If I Student Council l, 2, 3, fl Honor Roll 2. 3 Auxiliary Drixc 1, 2, 3, I Chocolate Drive 1.2, 3 JOHN NlZSBIT'l' FRANK ORRIKK Football l, 2, 3. 4 . ta :,,..sn.y,-.ici IOR ACTIVITIES Track 1, 3 Class Officer 1, 3 Pep Club 3 BOB PAUSTIAN Student Council 2,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Football l EDWARD PENRICE Basketball 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2 JOE PETELIN Baseball 1, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 Poster Club President 4 JOHN POPKO National Honor Society 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3 CLARK POWELL RICK PUHR GENE RAMIREZ JOE RANALLO GEORGE RAY Chocolate Drive 1, 2,3 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural I, 2 FRANK RIOS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Chocolate Drive I, 2, 3 C.B.M.F. I, 2, 3, 4 MIKE ROSS ART RUFFALO Track I Auxiliary Drive I, 2 Chocolate Drive I, 2, 3 TOM RUSSO Varieties 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Class Officer 4 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN RYAN Basketball I Auxiliary 1,2 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 Golf 4 PAUL SCHELSTRATE Chocolate Drive I, 2, 3 Football I Journalism 4 Auxiliary Drive l, 2, 3, 4 MIKE SCRUTCI-IFIELD Journalism 3 Tennis I, 2, 4 Soccer 3 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 CI-IRIS SEIGLER Wrestling 1,2,3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance I, 2, 1, 4 Auxiliary Drive 1, 2, 3. LI JOE SIMONE tatlwling 2 JOE SIRNA Mission Club Z. 4 Pep Club 2 CHARLES SMITH Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I JOHN SMITH PAT STEGMAIER ZACHARY STIVERS Football 1 Track 1,1 3,4 Chocolate Drive l, 2, 3, 4 Auxiliary Drive I, 13, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3 JAMES SULLIVAN Football 1, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 4 CARI. TAMBUILELLO Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Class Officer Chocolate Drive 2, 3 MIKE THORPE Pep Club 3, 4 BORYS TOMASZCZUK Newspaper 3 Yearbook 3, 4 JOHN TRISTANIO Baseball 1 Cheerleading l, 2, 3 Student Council Representa JOHN TUCCILLO JOE VALDIVIEZ RICK VAN DYKE Football 1, 3 Prom 3 Rose Dance 4 Track 2 Chocolate Drive 1, 2, 3 BOB VIGLIATURO Bronze Club 2, 3 Intramurals 1,2 LIESLIE WASHINGTON Track I, 2 Wrestling I Chocolate Drive l, 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive I, 2, 3, 4 TIM XVELCH Chocolate Drive l, 2, 3 Auxiliary Drive I, 2,3 STEVE NVIIIIAMSON Football I Basketball l, 2,3 Baseball 1, fi Auxiliary Drive I 2, 3, 4 Chocolate Drive I, Z, 3 CARL WILSON JOHN WINCLIESTER Auxiliary Drive l, 2, 3, -I Chocolate Drive l, 2, 3 Stamp Drive 2, 3 PAT WHITE lfootball I Auxiliary Drut' I, 1. 3 I Ilascball li IEIKIIENIT ROMLY Honor Roll 1,4 Chocolate Drixt 1, 3 Auxiliary llmt 1.1, E I JOE MIKE FALIA Football Baseball K lass Officer Goltlen-Arm nvc GO, THE MASS CONFUSION IS ENDED! 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