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

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,.,... 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