La Lumiere High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

; iiMiiHiiiii I NiJ 3 1833 07199 8238 J GC 977.202 L31LS, 1969 1 1 Wu fyr LAMPLIGHTER VOLUME V 1969 LA LUMIERE SCHOOL, LA PORTE. INDIANA TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 6 FACULTY.12 SIXTH FORM.24 UNDERFORM8.46 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES....66 FALL SPORTS. 92 WINTER SPORTS. 106 SPRING SPORTS. 122 BOARD OF Left to Right: Seated: Messrs.: Daly, McKenna, Comiskey; Standing: Messrs.: Rumely, Lanigan, Mulhol- land. F. MILLER BRANSFIELD CHARLES A. COMISKEY RAYMOND E. DALY ANDREW J. McKENNA ARTHUR J. MULHOLLAND, JR. JOHN L. CAREY JAMES F. CONNAUGHTON ARTHUR J. DECIO JAMES R. MOORE AIDAN I. MULLETT TRUSTEES Left to Right: Seated: Messrs.: Carey, Nolan, Bransfield; Standing: Messrs.: Newcombe, Moore. CHARLES F. MURPHY, JR. JOHN J. NOLAN ALOYSIUS J. RUMELY, JR. EDMUND A. STEPHAN LEO R. NEWCOMBE EDWARD G. PROCTOR WALTER F. SHEEHAN JOHN C. STURGIS LEX B. WILKINSON THE CLA99 OF 69 As a charter faculty member, this man has consistently given of himself to the students of La Lumiere. His contribution has touched in meaningful ways every part of the school, from the classroom to the athletic field. Significantly, he es¬ tablished the LAMPLIGHTER and has directed this student activity with originality and wit. Most of all, he has in some way affected each of our lives for the better, for which no word can adequately do justice. For his part in our personal success, we, the Class of ’69, gratefully dedicate this LAMPLIGHTER to Mr. David J. Kirkby. LAMPLIGHTER ' 69 DEDICATES TO DAVID J. KIRKBY PATRONS American National Bank and Trust Company Bank of Indiana Blint Equipment Buss Electric Service Clark Equipment Company Droege ' s Dye Plumbing and Heating First Federal Savings and Loan Association of LaPorte County Hamilton Tree and Landscaping Co., Inc. Indiana and Michigan Electric Company Indiana Transit Service Inc. Charles and Irene Blankschein — The C. E. Kemp Company Kingsbury Locker Plant Inc. Oscar C. Knoll and Sons, Inc. PATRONS Kraj-Craft Co., Inc. The LoPorte Foundry Co. La Zoir Photo Supplies Stan Lenard’s Lindenmeyer Insurance Associates Inc. Maier ' s Greenhouses C. F. Murphy Associates Mr. and Mrs. Walter Liss - Pepsi Cola General Bottlers, Inc. Peterson Heating and Sheet Metal Co. The Pioneer Manufacturing Co. Previews Inc., The National Real Estate Clearing House Reliance Drug Company Inc. Schafer ' s Laundry and Dry Cleaners Inc. Wampler Service Corp. PATR0N9 Chuck Boyles Family Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carey The Coleman Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Comiskey II Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Daly Mrs. Harriet K. DeMartini Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Essaye Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Martin Giunta Mr. and Mrs. Emory F. Harmon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoodes The Hutchcraft Family Mrs. Kathleen Juricic Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kershaw The John M. Leonard Jr. Family Kevin Malloy The Mannix Family Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Marsch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Meeg J. Stewart Moran The Leo Newcombe Family Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nolan Dr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pavey Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Regan Dr. and Mrs. John C. Richter Mrs. Eva Sauers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Slawson Mr. and Mrs. Barton Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Terlicher Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Vail Mr. and Mrs. Edward Valleau Margaret T. Wing Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Vast Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Zweig FACULTY i i t 13 HEADMA9TER JAMES R. MOORE HEADMASTER ' S LETTER This book wonderfully depicts the achievements at La Lumiere at the end of the first five years — halfway through the first decade. Ambitious plans for the second half of this decade have already been launched, in a far-reaching La Lu¬ miere Development plan. These plans point toward sound physical and fiscal re¬ sources that the school of distinction must possess to fully serve each boy who at¬ tends. Growth must and will come. However, our primary concern will always be the individual student. Never can we lose sight of him whose best interests can only be served by a concerned, alert, scholarly community. Each boy must always feel that by his very presence he contributes in significant ways, and in turn that he re¬ ceives from his peers and the faculty the sustenance and understanding each human being requires. This class of 1969 has contributed so much to La Lumiere. One area stands out, and that is the way this class has logically, cogently, and responsibly devel¬ oped our student government. The academic achievement as a group has been remarkable, but their contribution to the La Lumiere community as young men of responsible action will be a heritage and a foundation for every future class. Consequently, the Trustees and I are most proud to welcome this class as alumni to La Lumie re ' s future. RONALD L. DeNARDO Director of Athletics English REV. JOSEPH SEDLAK Chaplain 16 JAMES W. KAISER Sciences 17 DANIEL A. CRESPO French JOHN P. HARDING Mathematics 18 LAWRENCE P. SULLIVAN Director of Studies Mathematics I EDWARD J. BRESLIN English I 19 JOHN P. MALIA History PAUL M. RUMELY Government, Economics 20 ' DAVID J. KIRKBY Director of Development Mathematics FRANCIS X. FOLEY, JR. English, History 21 RICHARD S. MAGENIS History, French ROBERT J. ZIMMERMANN Choral Director 22 23 SIXTH FORM 25 Left to Right: Front Row: R. E. Daly, Andy Hutchcraft, Bill Regan, Greg Stephan; Back Row: Rich Newcombe, Jerry Noel, Bennett Smith, Mike Paul. 26 Left to Right: Front Row: Dan Ganster, John Rumely, Mike Leonard, Bert Slowson; Back Row: Dennis Quirk, Bob Groce, George Frye, Mike Nolan. 27 Raymond Ernest Daly IV 31 Crest Drive Dune Acres Chesterton, Indiana Bucknell University Sacristan Proctor Student Council 4 Senior Council 4 Speakers Program Chairman Football 4 Track 3, 4 Newspaper 4 (Layout Editor) French Club 4 (Secretary) Fire Dept. 3, 4 Science Club 4 28 George Joseph Frye 730 Colony Courts Niles, Michigan St. Joseph ' s Proctor Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Drama 3 29 Daniel Charles Ganster 2505 Lake Shore Drive Long Beach, Indiana Harvard Sacristan Proctor Athletic Council Student Council 4 Senior Council Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Baseball 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 (Editor) French Club 4 (President) Choral Club 4 Fire Dept. 3, 4 30 Robert Mark Grace 604 Greenleaf Street La Porte, Indiana Indiana University Dance Committee 4 Athletic Council Proctor Football 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Yearbook 4 (Business Manager) Choral Club 4 French Club 4 31 Andrew Dominick Hufchcraft 1514 George Street Logansport, Indiana Hillsdale College Soccer 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 1, 4 (Associate Editor) Track 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 j2 John Michael Leonard Shady Lane and Plainfield Road Hinsdale, Illinois St. Leo ' s 0 Newspaper 4 (Photography Editor) Wrestling 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Track 3 Choral Club 4 Outdoor Club 3 33 Richard Sumner Newcombe 808 Mt. Pleasant St. Winnetka, Illinois Georgetown Soccer 4 Drama Club Newspaper 4 (Student Advisor) 34 H. Jerome Noel, Jr. 4945 Buttonwood Crescent Indianapolis, Indiana Cornell University II I (I II I i Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 2 Fire Chief 4 Choral Club 3, 4 Outdoor Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club (Coach) 35 Michael Fitzgerald Nolan 1 85 Fairlane Elmhurst, Illinois Georgetown Sacristan Proctor Student Council 4 Senior Council Football 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Baseball 2, 3, 4 Yearbook (Sports Editor) Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sports Editor) Drama 3, 4 36 Michael Johannes Paul 3023 Mayfield Way Long Beach, Indiana Dartmouth College Head Proctor Sacristan Athletic Council Student Council 4 Senior Council Soccer 3, 4 (Captain) Track 3 Ski Club 4 (Captain) Yearbook 2, 3, 4 (Chairman) Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Drama 1, 2, 3 Fire Dept. 3, 4 37 Dennis Michael Quirk 12823 S. Ponderosa Drive Palos Heights, Illinois Georgetown Proctor Student Council 4 Senior Council Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Drama 2, 3 Choral Club 3, 4 (President) Newspaper 4 (Business Manager) Fire Dept. 3, 4 French Club 4 38 William Gregory Regan 39 John Carl Rumely 1515 Michigan Ave. La Porte, Indiana Princeton University Sacristan Proctor Student Council 4 Senior Council Football 4 Wrestling 4 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 (Associate Editor) Newspaper 2, 3, 4 (Associate Editor) French Club 4 Choral Club 3, 4 40 Dance Committee 4 Football 4 Newspaper 4 French Club 4 Baseball 4 Qtaley Bert Slawson R. R. 6 Box 420 La Porte, Indiana De Pauw University 41 Bennett Keith Smith 801 Locust Street Winnetka, Illinois Michigan State Dining Hall Proctor Student Council 4 Senior Council (Treasurer) Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Drama 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Fire Dept. 3, 4 Science Club 4 42 Gregory Raymond Stephan 144 Greenwood Evanston, Illinois Notre Dome Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Choral Club 3, 4 (Secretary) Outdoor Club 3 Newspaper 4 43 Frosh advisors gloat Blue Ox in love FODTg lANSTEIt 5 «fcGAN IqIBETT |T£f NAN foods IIEVIH BlRKHQiZ VINC Oy:PX COIEMAN Mly DtMAPTlNx OaPr BRQtlagft w AMTLfM A I Check the mug Self-stun Grapplers Show Off George presses Jock Jerry presses mot Humphrey, Wallace, Nixon discuss National Football League ' s Participation in Vietnam. 45 5f 0 , -.-0 - - ' -C T r • . •.:,. 4 ,: •• t-: V ■■: ' • . • 1 t-t 1 ' a ' V ‘ -• .- - • I ‘ -.xi. ‘ ' ■ ' ‘.... V ’■ ' iV- ' ’ : tt ;■ v ' ’aSt4 ' ? 9 r . _ - ■ i._ . • . • u • • . • • ■■-■. .5. ' ' .v -it5,-- ' -i: ' . -. .‘JiM fr . ' « v, •• 1i «! , Ci ! tiv UNDERF0RM8 I I 47 FIFTH Left to Right: Front Row: W. Angsman, J. Marsch, Cronin, D. Given, D. McArdle, Decio; Back Row: Man¬ ner, Thompson, Vast, Knoll, Meegan, Wing. Gene Meegan, Reed Valleau Pat Mannix, Joe Vast 48 w. FORM ‘ j Left to Right: Front Row: Birkholz, Coleman, Long, O ' Brien, Hoodes, S. Gonster; Back Row: DeMart- ini, Monnix, L. Slevin, Corbett, Moore, R. Volleau. Paul Wing, Jim DeMartini Dave Moore, Mark Corbett Bill Angsman Mac O ' Brien Dan McArdle 50 Tom Knoll Mark Thompson Doug Given Steve Gonster Pete Hoodes Lorry Slevin John Marsch Mike Birkholz 51 Willie wrestles vs. Nose. Gee, I didn’t mean to hurt him. Three and a half Stooges. Italian and minstrels. Chez Manneex. 52 Poet-songwriter at work. Nice try! Huge in natural habitat. Knoll operates as spectators grimace. Kill it before it bites me, Mac! FOURTH Left to Right: Front Row: Hartnett, Angsman J., Baker, R. Slevin, Muessel; Back Row: Comiskey, P. Valleau, Schmidt, Zwieg. Mike Vail, Jack Hiler Pat Bremner, Pete Daly 54 FORM Left to Right: Front Row: Giunta, Dallman, Gardner, Malloy; Back Row: Vail, Hiler, P. Daly, Bremner. 55 56 I 57 Sleeping beauty. The literary critic. Red bludgeons opponent. Dickie’s wrestling clinic. Fan displays pleasure. 58 Dancing girls out of picture. Hard guy lifting weights. Three mugs with mugs. Lefty flexes. No wonder the verbals are poor. 59 THIRD Left to Right: Front Row: B. Given, Kershaw, Griffin, Carey, Ward, P. Marsch; Back Row: Maier, Sullivan, Verkuilen, Hostetler, McGrath. Dan Carey, Jim Eskridge, Ron Kershaw Casey Nolan, Mark Walters, Mike Maier 60 FORM Left to Right: Front Row: Richter, L. McArdle, Perry, Liddell, Eskridge, Harmon; Back Row: Moran, Com- pall, Terlicher, Parker, Essaye. Mike Scott, Leslie Poole, Peter Smith. Pat Marsch, Louis McArdle, Fred Harmon. Left to Right: Front Row: Walters, Scott, Juricic, Maloney, P. Smith, Poole; Back Row: Lindborg, Kerrigan, Boyles, K. Nolan. Ned Liddell, Brad Lindborg, Bruce Given. Mike Perry, Jon Griffin, Joe Essaye. 62 Everybody’s brother-in-law. Ronnie pinned by laundry. Keeping busy. Fly-Man in lair. AN5TLIL5 EdrIetV tf� iTHOMfSOtl BIRKHDUZ ims NMWIX WING MTH PAUL COLEMAN WCOABE HVJTCHCRAfT DeMARTINI SBLLIVAH MRbBWAPDw Third Form ' s winning Parents ' Day display 64 Joe Hostetler Bob Sullivan Thod Compoll Terry Parker Mike Verkuilen receives Best Float award Gib Terlicher Stewart Moran Marty McGrath 65 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES 67 SACRISTANS Left to Right: Ray Daly, Mike Paul, Dan Ganster, John Rumely, Mike Nolan. 68 SIXTH FORM COUNCIL Left to Right: Dennis Quirk, Bennett Smith, Mike Nolan, Mike Paul (Chairman), Dan Ganster, Ray Daly, John Rumely. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Front Row: Quirk, B. Smith, Paul (Chairman), R. Daly, M. Nolan; Back Row: D. Ganster, Rumely. Left to Right: Front Row: Mannix, Sullivan, S Ganster, DeMartini; Back Row: Vast, Giunta, P. Daly. 70 PROCTORS Left to Right: Seated: D. Ganster, Grace, Paul (Headproctor), Rumely; Standing: Frye, B. Smith, R. Daly, Quirk, M. Nolan. Absent: Regan. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Left to Right: Messrs: Kirkby, Sullivan, DeNardo, Magenis checking for ceiling leaks. Left to Right: Bob Grace, Dan Ganster, Mike Paul. A 72 DANCE COMMtTTEE Left to Right: Seated: Chairman Grace, Ass’t Chairman W. Angsman, Ass’t Chairman Hutchcraft; Stand¬ ing: Member Slawson. Having a wonderful time at the first mixer! LAMPLIGHTER EDITORIAL STAFF: Left to Right: Seated: Nolan, Paul; Standing: Rumely, Grace. Mr. Kirkby Faculty Advisor Mike Paul Chairman 74 FIFTH FORM STAFF: Left to Right: Seated: Mannix, Wing; Standing-. Cronin, O Brien, Yost. Social Director Bill Regan 75 TORCH Mr. Harding (Faculty Advisor), Dan Ganster (Editor), Richard Nev combe (Student Advisor). Left to Right: Front Row: R. Daly, Hutchcraft, M. Nolan, Frye, Quirk; Back Row: B. Smith, Leonard, Rumely, Slawson. 76 8TAFF MEMBERS Left to Right: Front Row: Kerrigan, Juricic, Muessel, Coleman, DeMartini; Back Row: B. Given, Malloy, Griffin, W. Angsman. Left to Right: Front Row: Vast, Wing, Poole; Back Row: Carey, D. Given, Hostetler, Kershaw. CHORAL CLUB CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS President Dennis Quirk, Librarian Greg Stephan, Vice-President Jim DeMartini, Director Mr. Zimmermann. Director Zimmermann and Accompanist Mrs. Hargrave review score before delighted audience. 78 CHRISTMAS CONCERT 79 OUTING CLUB Left to Right: Front Row: Juricic, Boyles, Hartnett, Thompson, K. Nolan, Birkholz, Rumely, Regan, Schmidt; Middle Row: J. Marsch, Bremner, Compall, Vail, Lindborg, Noel, Verkuilen, Knoll, R. Slevin; Back Row: Manner, Baker, Zweig, P. Marsch, Hiler, Richter, Giunta, Muessel. Standing: J. Marsch (Chairman), R. Slevin (Coach); Seated: Regan (Captain). 80 9CIENCE CLUB Left to Right: Front Row: Perry, Hostetler, P. Smith; Back Row: Mr. Kaiser, Verkuilen, Comiskey, D. Given, B. smith. Coach Kaiser, Captain Smithbee PIRIODIC CHART OF TH£ EUMENTS B C ) Vi -- M is IV I. ' I. Mil MIK Mil IH III. Al Si p ■ ' I ' • ?4 JS � 7 ... „ jj ' St l i V Cr Mn K- Ci. i Cu In (ia (« A 54 o u $ ■imi 34 Se 81 FRENCH CLUB Left to Right: Seated: Coach Crespo, President Gent’l Don’l, Ah Ee; Standing: Sterling Moss, D. McMole, Yost, L. Slevin, Holf-o-Hoodes, M. Stickre, The Guru, Babe, B. Hupp, Quid, Hiler, Prof, Pierre, Victor. 82 ART CLUB Left to Right: Bottom Row: L. McArdle, Griffin, Mrs. Valleau; Middle Row: Parker, P. Daly; Top Row: Es- saye, McGrath, Scott, Terlicher. EVENING BURGER CLUB Clockwise: Tom (Faculty Advisor), Leonard, Stephan, D. Martini, M. Nolan, Slawson, W. Angsman, Mr. Kirkby. 800 CLUB Mr. Kirkby and Smith, B. at weekly banquet. 84 M.8.U. FAN CLUB Left to Right: Front: Maloney, Mrs. DeNardo, Mr. Kirkby, Baker; Back: Frye, P. Valleau. WITH Chairman Baker with fan club motto. CUB CLUB Left to Right: Mr. Coppens, Cronin, M. Nolan, S. Gonster (Chairman), Mr. Kirkby, L. Slevin, Mr. Foley, Ter- licher. 9KI CLUB Left to Right: Noel (Coach), Paul (Captain); Absent: Bremner, Dalies, Givens, McGrath, Marscli, Killy, Sa- bich, N. Green. 86 CHESS CLUB Left to Right: Front Row. Mr. Magenis, Boyles, P. Morsch (President); Back Row: Zweig, Smith B, R. Daly, Stephan, Rumely, Regan, Hiler, Quirk, Meegan. Semi-finalists not shown. BUSINESS CLUB Mr. Malia and B. Smith out of picture at right, taking in¬ ventory at the Emporium. 87 Three mugs and a rump. Willie performs ballet, while Dan scratches. Where ' s my shoelace??? I’d rather do it myself! 88 A gala birthday celebration. Custis LeMans cracks camera lens CAN YOU 90 IDENTIFY? FALL 8P0RT8 93 VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to Right: Front Row: Frye, Regan, Quirk, D. Ganster, M. Nolan, R. Daly, Rumely, Moore; Middle Row. DeMartini, Coleman, Knoll, Birkholz, Slevin, Wing, Hoodes, Corbett, S. Ganster; Back Row: W. Angsman, Walters, P. Daly, Hartnett, J. Angsman, K. C. Nolan, Muessel, Hiler, Comiskey, Lindborg. RECORD: Won 5 Lost 3 Coach DeNardo Captain Ganster Captain Nolan 94 OPENING DAY . . . HIGH HOPES Dan Ganster sparks offense . . . Dave Moore and defense stymie visitors . . . Wheatfield bows 30-7. Dan Ganster goes for 6. DeMartini around end. TEAMS CHANGE . . . The difference a year makes . . . Wakarusa rolling to perfect season . . . Leopards blitzed by Indiana passing . . . LaLumiere loses 33-13. Birkholz looks for room. HISTORY DOESN ' T REPEAT . . . South Central rallies to beat Leopards . . . dreams of glory gone . . . Birkholz and Corbett great . . . defense falters in clutch ... a 26-18 loss. Coleman makes the stop. Birkholz straight ahead. A FUNDAMENTAL EFFORT . . . Leop¬ ards shutout Sheridan . . . Coleman breaks open the game with 90 yard kick-off return . . . 19-0, Leopards. SOME GAMES YOU REMEMBER . . . Park ... a memory of 1 967 and a grey afternoon ... 1 968, this is a remember game . . . Steve Ganster and Birkholz star . . . team rallies to win 27-13. It ' s Coleman all the way! DeMartini blocks for Stephan. A FUMBLING ONE ... a team without consistency ... a team without desire ... 9 fumbles snap streak by 13-0. 96 Frye applies the clincher. Ganster to Nolan for six. THEY WERE A TEAM . . . Leopards best effort. . . Birkholz runs wild thru Howe defense . . . Dove Moore leads defense . . . Coach DeNardo clears bench . . . Leopards win 26-9. . . another winning season. 2 GAMES TO PROVE . . . Parent ' s Day . . . A team limping with injuries . . .the subs fill in and — a team unstoppable . . . Ganster passes superbly . . . Bill Angsman scores twice . . . Whites loses 41-0. Quirk spearheads the rush. Dan Ganster runs to daylight. THE AFTERMATH . . . Mike Birkholz is voted MVP . . . Dave Moore best of de¬ fense . . . Dan Ganster chosen offensive standout. . .21 letters awarded . . . 13 lettermen to return. 97 VARSITY SOCCER Left to Right: Front Row: Giunta, Vast, Newcombe, Leonard, Paul, Hutchcraft, Smith B., Given D., Thomp¬ son; Middle Row: Gardner, Slevin R., Baker, Long, Mannix, McArdle, D. Decio Marsch, J. Cronin, Coach Sullivan; Back Row: Coach Crespo, Malloy, Zwieg, Valleau, P., Dallman, Valleau, A., Bremner, Manner, Coach Malia. RECORD: Won 5 Lost 7 Captain Paul and Coach Sullivan Mike Paul on the attack. Joe Vast kicks out of clanger. . . . A SERIES OF AGONIES ... The crucial part of the schedule . . . Leop¬ ards hoped for success . . . injuries hurt Mike Paul out for the year . . . Booters drop 5 straight . . . another season of defeat? OFF TO A GOOD START . . . Leopards show poise vs. Divine Heart . . . Mike Paul scores in first half . . . Defense great . . . LaLumiere 1-0. Morsch fights for boll. Bob Cronin looks to pass. 99 ON THE LEFT AGAIN . . . Booters re¬ bound at Wawasee . . . Defense is im¬ pressive . . . Thompson and Marsch star . . . Leopards win 3-1. Dick Slevin in pursuit. Leopards attack open net. Thompson makes a save. A PAIN OF HEART-BREAKING DEFEATS . . . Argos wins rematch 5-2 . . . Leop¬ ards strong in first half . . . visitors too strong . . . Down to Park . . . Game is defensive struggle . . . Panthers score late . . . hold on to win 1-0. Coach Sullivan plans strategy. 100 Mannix centers pass against Wawasee. Booters battle Park. A SPECTACULAR FINISH . . . Team “jells’’ Victory in 3 of last 4 games . . . Divine Heart and Wawasee lose re¬ matches . . . Blue and White down Howe at LaLumiere . . . Juniors Marsch, Mannix, Decio outstanding during streak Thompson stars in goal . . . Slevin’s goal downs Wawasee . . . the final outcome ... a hustling team . . . a good record . . . and a tradition for greatness. Mannix congratulates Giunta with karate chop. lOi JUNIOR VAR9ITY FOOTBALL Left to Right: Front Row: Hartnett, K. Nolan, W. Angsman, Hoodes, Walters, Rumely; Middle Row: Hiler, P. Daly, Kno ll, Comiskey, Muessel, J. Angsman, Lindborg; Back Row: Eskridge, Scott, Vail, Verkuilen, Terlicher, Sullivan, Moran, Maier. RECORD La Lumiere 19 6 South Central La Lumiere 13 6 North Judson Hard-running freshman Mark Walters. Versatile quarterback Jack Hiler. High-scoring halfback Pete Hoodes. Co-captains Pete Hoodes and Bill Angsman. 103 FRESHMAN SOCCER Left to Right: Front Row. L. McArdle, P. Marsch, Compall, Harmon, Richter; Middle Row: Hoste¬ tler, Liddell, Parker, Maloney, McGrath, Poole; Back Row: Kershaw, Griffin, Ward, Carey, Es- saye, P. Smith. RECORD La Lumiere 2 1 Le Mans La Lumiere 1 0 Le Mans Halfback John Richter. Right Wing Ned Liddell. Halfback Thad Compall. Leopard goal. 105 WINTER 9P0RT8 107 VARSITY WRESTLING Left to Right: Front Row: D. Given, R. Slevin, L. McArdle, Griffin, W. Angsman, J. Marsch; Middle Row. Wing, Demartini, Rumely, Leonard, Coleman, Noel, Frye; Back Row: Coach Kirkby, Bremner, Thompson, B. Given, P. Marsch, Vast, Comiskey, Manager Paul. RECORD: Won 9 Lost 1 Captain Leonard Coach Kirkby 108 9-1-0 . . . and still improving . . . strong, confident, pro¬ fessionally coached. John Rumely during 9-4 season. Given chokes off North Judson. Coleman against Berrien Springs. 1 POUND AWAY . . . from a perfect season ... a heart¬ breaking loss to North Liberty the season’s only blemish . . . invincible in all other dual meets. Slevin traps a “cougar. 109 Senior stalwarts. MEET AFTER MEET . . . rolling on like a tidal wave . . . 43-3, 46-6, 39-11 . . . one smashing victory followed another. Captain Leonard dominates. ilO 6 JUNIORS . . . ready to carry on . . . combined record of 53-20 . . . the tradition is not in danger. Frye with 1 of 13 pins. Voilo! The “Wing cradle.” DeMortini breaking opponent down. 9-1-0 . . . but room is left for improvement ... a coach and a team that will be out to do it. Noel, the thinking man’s wrestler. Ill VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Front Row: Hiler, Stephan, Nolan, Grace, Birkholz; Middle Row: S. Ganster, Mannix, R. Val- leau, Moore; Back Row: Coach DeNardo, Decio, O ' Brien, Hoodes, Coach Foley. RECORD: Won 2 Lost 1 5 Coach Foley Captain Nolan Coach DeNardo 2 i I THE LONG, LONG SEASON ... easy to come away from each game a winner. . . not so easy after defeat. NOT SO EASY to keep practic¬ ing day after day . . .to try and stay enthusiastic. Battle for rebound. SUCH WAS THE WAY for the basketballers ... 2-15 ... a season of humiliation . . . of ex¬ periencing the life of the loser. Ganster and Slevin fight for tips. 113 The defense rebounds. PRE-CHRISTMAS GAMES A DISASTER . . . Lakers drop six straight . . . Mike Nolan hurt in a third game . . . Lakers miss gallant upset bid at Marquette . . . all downhill from there on. A SEASON . . . begun with a feeling of cautious optimism ... 5 returning lettermen . . . perhaps La Lumiere would finally be a winner. A “graceful” jumper. Loose boll! LOSING STREAK CONTINUES . . . rec¬ ord at 0-10 . . . finally a victory . . . Nolan returns . . . great team effort . . . victory over Wanatah. Ganster fights for tip. THE VICTORIES . . . were rare . . . vic¬ tory over Jefferson Township in 16th gome . . . Birkholz sparks effort. Slevin controls the jump. Nolan hits 2 out of 31. DEFEAT . . . becomes acceptable . . . spirit and ambition waned ... a La Lu- miere team lost heart. Groce fires from outside. EVERY SEASON . . . makes its mark . . . this season will be one to remember. . . one to put pride in future teams. Alas!! Stephan lofts a jumper. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Left to Right: Front Row: Liddell, Griffin, Kershaw, P. Marsch, J. Angsman; Middle Row: Muessel, P. Daly, Vast, D. McArdle, Lindborg, Bremner; Back Row: Kerrigan, Essaye, Long, Malloy, Maloney, McGrath, Thompson. RECORD: Won 4 Lost 0 Coach Magenis Captain Vast 116 JUNIOR VARSITY STANDOUTS: Vast, J. Angsman, Thompson, Bremner. Angsmon in confrol. McArdle prepares to escape. 117 JUNIOR VAR8ITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Front Row: Sullivan, Cronin, Giunta, Bayles, K. Nolan; Back Row: Maier, Schmidt, P. Valleau, Knoll, Richter, Coach Coppens. RECORD: Won 13 Lost 4 Captain Giunta Coach Coppens Giunta overpowers opponents. Giunto gently bongs boll up. 119 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Left to Right: Front Row: Carey, Eskridge, Vail, Terlicher, Poole; Middle Row: Moran, Verkuilen, Gardner, Scott, Parker; Back Row: Ward, Compall, Perry, Hostetler, P. Smith, Coach Rumely. 120 WINTER 9QUAD Right to Left: Quirk, Daly, Juricic, Regan, Hutchcraft, Meegan, Newcombe, Zweig, Corbett, Coach Crespo. Tri-captains Daly, Crespo, Regan. Coach Quirk 121 9PRIN6 8P0RT8 123 VARSITY BASEBALL Captain Grace Coach Moore Larry Slevin Steve Ganster Mike Nolan 124 Bob Grace Mike Birkholz Dan Ganster Pete Hoodes Dennis Quirk 125 VARSITY TRACK Coach Magenis; Returning lettermen Hiler, Regan, P. Daly, R. Daly, D. McArdle. Coach Magenis congratulates Captain Regan after record leap. 126 £V£Nr 41 r9 n if U ti� ii f§ III «My ii - mp pgr I 4 1 record HOLPE JIM JIM £� « Cylit nTB AlirE fliftY PEC JO JIM COLFEE TOM WILKIUSQN JAY MAWtmi JACK HIUH JACK HliEK PISTAKCE 10.5 23.9 57.4 2.15 5:16 ll ••|♦•7 1=39.5 3=50.7 16 ' I r 5 ' B ' 40 ' 9Ji ' 19.0 24.5 RECORDS TO BE BROKEN!! 127 128 THE END .j : 1 - ’ ' if IT ■� I r.-- iL ' l ‘• ' ' .• ' T ' ' ' f ' -•■- ' • - rfe ' ' 3 ' ' ' | ' ;,k� ' : ■’.JiiUi .r. ttf ' bljHlaA -� ' • -� 1‘ • ■■mi ■ A i :; ‘•S. .y! ■•J :; ' ■ . I ' c ,:t ' ' ’ r 3 0 ' JK?. ' 3 fcM ' - ' l :•■ ■ ■ ' y ly if, ir: . -jr ■! - ... ' •y. • 3;::ia6r4 ' ■ ' ' •.♦■■■ ,j 4 ’‘ ' T ' ■! ' .Jl-M. .■•■ t!’ . 7 ' Ai � 0 1 ' ( • ' ' t . ♦ %;Jf . ' •V Lr •-v -S- .A - ' ' ■ =■ ;. ' - to r, ' W . LiMIr li 4 , A, -li . y.., lL .JL r- ' . tm _ 1 fcift 1 -W y Aak ' ' ' MF ' lJ«« A % H , 1 -.; r ' wA r - '