Latin School of Indianapolis - Latinean Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

5?ssS5f5?s 4 LATINEAN 1964 Latin School of Indianapolis Indianapolis, Indiana The great seal of the Latin School of Indianapolis points up our spirit. The fish and trident are the symbols of the hardy manner of living of Indiana ' s early settlers, the French fleur-de-lis indi- cates leaving homeland for a new life; the star symbolizes the goal of the priest- hood for our students. LATINEAN 1964 P resents the spirit of LATIN SCHOOL OF INDIANAPOLIS looking ahead.. to the goal of the priesthood has been a major welding force in Latin School spirit. A picture of many facets of this spirit are in the pages that follow. contents FACULTY 7 SENIORS 13 UNDERCLASSMEN 2 5 ACTI VITI ES 47 SPORTS 55 Spirit is Soul and Mind The House of God and the halls of learning are sanctuaries where the mind . and spirit find their growth. The purpose of the Latin School is to further its students in both of these areas so that they be best prepared for the priesthood. Dedication After one year at Seymour High School, Father Head transferred to St. Meinrad Minor Seminary. Awarded a Basilan scholarship to Catholic University of America, he received his master ' s degree in phi- losophy and licentiate in theology there. Father was ordained in his own parish church, St. Ambrose, Seymour. He was assistant at Holy Trinity and instructor at Ladywood School before he helped Monsignor Brokhage organize the Latin School in 1955. Father Head ' s kindness and scholarship have won for him the admiration of the student body. The students are most grateful to him for his guidance and attention. The Latinean Staff proudly dedicates the 1964 yearbook to the Reverend Bernard Head. Archbishop Schulte Archbishop Schulte, the founder of Latin School, has been a constant friend and booster of the school. Before coming to the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Archbishop Schulte was the ordinary of Leavenworth, Kansas. Recently, he was appointed Assistant to the Papal Throne. Monsignor Brokhage , who celebrates his silver jubilee this year, was recently created a papal chamberlain. He has been an outstanding in- fluence on Latin School spirit. Acquiring scholarship is hard work. But study and work create a significant amount of Latin School spirit. FACULTY of hilarity by the faculty at the Halloween party results in a pause in the spirit of learning. The faculty at the Latin School is a young well -trained staff with a lot of experience. Besides their roles as teachers they provide guidance and friendship to each student. J sss VERY REVEREND JOSEPH D. BROKHAGE, M. A.,S. T. D. Monsignor Brokhage, besides being in charge of the La- tin School, sacristy, and ceremonies, teaches Latin III and IV, moral guidance II, and guidance IV. Father Dooley, Vice Rector, and Monsignor REVEREND LAURENCE LYNCH, B.S. Father Lynch teaches B.S.C.S. biology IV, health and safety I, chant I, and guidance II. He also directs ath- letics, recreation, and the bookstore. REVEREND DAVID KAHLE, A.B., M.S. Geometry IIA, physical science III, P.S.S.C. physics III, and chant I are Father Kahle ' s classes. He is di- rector of music and takes care of honors and the cafe- teria. REVEREND JAMES P. DOOLEY, B.A., M.A. Father Dooley teaches Latin I, II, and IVB, and guid- ance III. In addition, he is in charge of purchasing, Twin Towers , Latinean, and mechanical maintenance. okhage, Rector, in front of new Dugan Hall. REVEREND RICHARD ZORE, B.A. Father Zore teaches algebra I and introduction to alge- bra I, advanced algebra II, IV, and geometry I IB. He is dean of boys and in charge of discipline. REVEREND BERNARD HEAD, M.A., S.T.L., M.S. Father Head teaches speech IV, English II and IV, and biblical literature III. He also directs the schola. REV. KENNETH SMITH, B.A., S.T.L. Father Smith instructs the seniors in Greek. REVEREND HAROLD KNUEVEN, B.A., S.T.B. Government IV, world history II, and Latin IC are the clas- ses taught by Father Knueven. He is also in charge of the publications room, printing, typing pool, and grounds. REVEREND FRANCIS BRYAN, B.A. Father Bryan teaches Christian Founda - tions to the freshmen. REVEREND CLIFFORD VOGELSANG, B.A., S.T.B. Father Vogelsang teaches U.S. history III and English I He is head of the library and maintenance. REVEREND JAMES DOHERTY, B.A., S.T.L. Father Doherty teaches English I and III, typing, and music appreci- ation. He is in charge of vocation promotion, publicity, and dra- ma tics. faculty is caught off guard Trick-knee track star. hope mommy isn ' t watching. ' Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Rome? ' Shut up, Quigley ! And the next one that doesn ' t know his I ines. ... ' These Time cartoons are great. Q K| 1 H i Who is the fairest of them al I ? Fr. Zore never oes over 91. (Does he?) Supercar! ! ! But it ' s so simple ! ' The loud mouths. SENIORS Spirit of Achievement ivith one-third... of the goal to the priesthood achieved, seniors enjoy a special feeling of pride and accomplishment. Senior officers work to insure the smooth function- ing of student affairs and of the senior class. The offi- cers are chosen by the class as the four students who may best serve their class and school . Officers; secretary, Bill Stone, vice-president, John P. Ryan, president, Jack Quinn, treasurer, Fred Chandler. ROGER AULL Dramatics 4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; First Highest Scholastic Average in school 2, class 2; Second Highest Average in school 1; Great Books Club 2; Master of Ceremonies 2, 3,4; Vol - leyboll 2; Schola 3,4; Glee Club 2; Acapello2,4; Twin Towers 4; Bowling 2,3; Publications 2,3. TOM BURCH Letterman 1,2,3,4; Greot Books Club 2; Cure 1 of Ars 2; Perfect Attendance 2,3; CYO Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Volleyball 3,4; Glee Club 2; Bowling 2,3; Peter Paul 3,4 TOM CARROLL Cure ' of Ars 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 3; CYO Basketball 4, CYO Softball 3; Basketball 3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4 14 high honors High honor students; RogerAull, Jim Chiplis, Dan McCoy, Jack Quinn, Mike Scanlan, and Juris Liepnieks. honors Honor students; Fred Chandler, Billy Stone, John P. Ryan, Dave Spitzer, and Don Moeller. FRED CHANDLER Treasurer 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Perfect Attendance 3; C.Y.O. Baseball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3, 4; Schola 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; A- capella 2,4; Twin Towers 3,4; Student Council ? GARY CRAWFORD Cure ' of Ars 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Basketball 4; Football 4; Stage Crew 3; Bowling 1,2,3; Senior Room Prefect 4 JIM CHIPLIS Dramatics 4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Great Books Club 2; Cure ' of Ars 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3;CYO Baseball 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Vol - leyball 2,3,4; Schola 3,4;Acap- pella4; Twin Towers 3, editor 4; Bowling 1,2,3; Bookstore Manag- er 2,3 15 TOM DAHLHEIM Lotineon Staff 2,3,4; Letterman 2; Cure ' of Ars 2; Basketball 2,4, Football 1,2,3,4; Greasers 2,3 Bowling 1; Grounds Prefect 4 Photographer 2,3,4 TOM DAI LEY Letterman 1; Cure ' of Ars 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1,3; CYO Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Schola 3,4; Acapel la 4 JIM ENGEL Letterman 1,2,3,4; Cure ' of Ars l;CYO Basketball 1,2,3,4; CYO Softball 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2,3, ' 4; Stage Crew 1; Bowling 1,2,3; Wrestl ing 3; Bookstore Manager 4; Grounds Prefect 2,3 CHARLES FISHER Dramatics 1,2; Letterman 1,2,3, 4; Cure ' of Ars 1,2; Perfect At- tendance 1,2; Football 1,2; Vol- leyball 2,3; Schola 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Acapella2,4; Sacristan 2,3,4 ED HILDERBRAND Cure ' of Ars 2; Perfect Atten- dance 3;Greasers 2; Regulator 4; Photography 2,3,4 GEORGE KUEHN Recreation Director 3,4; Drama- tics 4; Cure ' of Ars 1; CYO Bas- ketball 2,4; CYO Softball 2 ; Basketbal 12,4; Footbal 11,2; Vol - leyball 2,3,4; Schola 3,4; Glee Club 2; Acapella 2,4; Bowling 1,2,3 16 A senior ' s full schedule consists of English, Latin, government, biology, Greek, speech and advanced alge- bra. His other time is filled with study and many extra- curricular activities. JURIS LIEPNIEKS National Honor Society 2,3,4; Great Books Club 2; Cure 1 of Ars 1,2; Volleyball 2; Bowling 1 ,2,3; Publicity 3 DAN McCOY Secretary 1; Letterman 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Second High- est Scholastic Average in class 3; Cure ' of Ars 1; Perfect Atten- dance 2,3; CYO basketball 1,2, 3,4; CYO Baseball 2; CYO Soft- ball 1,3,4 ; Basketball 2,3,4; Football l,2,3,4;Volleyball2,3, 4; Glee Club 2; Twin Towers 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4 17 JOHN McNELIS CYO Softball 2,3; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Bowling 2 CREIGHTON MEYER CYO Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Bowling 1,2, 3,4, Infirmarian 4 DON MOELLER National Honor Society 2,3,4; Audio Visual 3,4; Dugan Hall Pre- fect 4 MIKE ONSTOTT Cafeteria 4 TOM POWERS Scecina 1,2,3 JACK QUI NN President 4; Vice-President 1; Latinean Staff 2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Letterman 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Cure 1 of Ars 1; CYO Basketball 1 ,2, 3,4; CYO Basebal I 2; CYO Softball 3;Basketball 2,3 , 4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Vol leybal l;2, 3,4; Twin Towers 4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; City YouthRep- resentative 4; Youth Movement 4; First Prefect 4; Student Council 1,4 Playing cards in the counselor ' s cabin at camp is a favorite senior occupation on their weekend camping excursion to Brown County. Here are Gary Crawford, Creighton Meyer, John M. Ryan, and Juris Liepnieks. Free time during the day for seniors is often spent lounging in the room for seniors only. Activities vary from guitar playing to chess games. 19 Father Lex, retreat master. A moment of spiritual reading. JOHN M. RYAN Dramatics 3; Cure ' of Ars 1; Vol leyball 2,3; Stage Crew 3 Food for the body. and soul , t Relaxation. . . JOHN P. RYAN Presiden t 1; Vice-President 3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4;National Hon- or Society 2; Great Books Club 2; White Sweater 1,2,3; CYO Bask- etball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Foot- ball 4; Volleyball 2,3; Glee Club 2; Bowling 1 ,2;Cafeteria Manager 2,3; Student Council 3,4 and prayer. MIKE SCAN LAN Vice-President 2; Latinean Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Dramatics 3,4; Letterman 1 ,2,3,4;National Hon- or Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Cure ' of Ars 1; CYO Basket- ball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Football 1,2,4; Volleyball 3; Bowling 1,2; Student Council 2 MIKE SHERMAN Latinean Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Let- terman 1,2,3,4; Great Books Club 2; Cure 1 of Ars 1; Basketball 2,3, 4; Football 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,4; House Prefect 3,4 DAVE SPITZER President 2,3; Latinean Staff 3,4; Lettermanl ,2,3,4;National Hon- or Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; First Highest Scholastic Av- erage in class 3; Second Highest Scholastic Average in class 1,2; Cure ' of Ars 1; CYO Basketball 2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Football 1 ,2, 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Glee Club 2; Bowling 1,2; Athletic Director 4; BILL STONE Secretary 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cure 1 of Ars 2; Twin Towers 4; Student Council 4 PAUL WHITEHEAD Dramatics 4; Cure ' of Ars 1; CYO Basketball 3,4; CYO Softball 1; Basketball 3; Glee Club 2; Bow- ling 1 FRANK ZAKRAJSEK Dramatics 3 , 4; Football 3,4; Greasers 2 21 seniors are caught off guard With matter like this, who needs a mind ? Look at all my Teen Star articles. ' It ' s O. K.! Nobody ' s looking. It ' s the ultimate in interior styling. I ' d say something brilliant, but I have my thumb in my mouth. When you ' ve done that, polish my shoes. Hee, It ' s fabulous, but I don ' t be- lieve it. You grubby beast, It ' s hard to bel ieve, but you ' re ex-your- mentis. Here comes another string of blacks. O well, who ' s study- ing for grades. One of these days, I ' II get one of my own. I always keep my bookstore neat. This will only cover three detentions, Scanlan. I got the old car today. I said I ' d improve government class. As you can see, I love guitar music. O. K. Benz, out of the rec- room for two weeks. ' I wish I was back at Scecina now. ' 23 SEE SID SING Father Lynch thinks I ' m helping The Infirmarian and his favorite patient, him. So that ' s what they do at Dugan Hal What should I do with the dead frogs? Remember when? Who cares about the bells. I ' ve just started desert. The Seniors finally got it. 24 undercla: 1 Spirit of Looking Ahead undej ' classmen... look forward to being seniors. For older students the time is close at hand, but for freshmen it may seem distant. Juniors John Allen mk Kenny Armstrong Dick Arnold djh Richard Asher Danny Benz Michael Brandon Ronald Brosmer Ken Cady 26 The juniors, realizing the nearness of their final year at Latin School, look forward to their chance to be the leaders of their school. This year is an appren- ticeship when they try to learn well so their last year will be successful . Charles Chandler Wm Robert Daly Jerry CM f ford g± g£ Charles Davis Louis DeFusco Douglas Do n a h u e Michael Donlan RickDunn 27 Juniors see the advances they have made both mentally and spiritually from their freshman year. The same spirit of looking ahead fixes determination for their senior year and from there to the priesthood. Officers; president, Bert Sperry, vice-president, Charles Gardner, secretary, Michael Finnerty, treasurer, Tom Gross. Michael Finnerty Charles Gardner Tom Gross Barry Halloran John Hannan Bob Heck John Hunter Mike Hurley Mike Kaiser David Maude Jerry Larhrop Tom Lauck i c k M a r e k 4Mt iAOA Tim Maude Tom M i I I e i W a I I y Mountjoy honors high honors Honor students: John Wyeth, RickMarek, Tom Lauck, Mike Finnerry, Mike Nees, Charlie Davis, Jerry Lathrop, John A 1 1 en, Mike Hurley, BillWycislo, Jim Walter, and Dan O ' Connor. High honor students: Danny Benz, Charlie Gardner, Bob Daly, and Kenny Armstrong. 29 Michael Nees Junior LATINEAIN staff; Kenny Armstrong, Mike Donlan, and Tom Gross. Dan O ' Connor Richard Oliver David Poland Joe Route n berg Bob Heck, Rick Oliver, and Mike Brandon work on a physics lab report. Father Dooley and Tom Lauck ham it up at the Hal loween party. 30 Juniors attempt to complete some home- work in an afternoon period to relieve evening study pressures. Douglas Reese Charles Reeves John R i zz i Mike Robert Junior Football at Camp — Line: Kenny Armstrong, Louie DeFusco, Mike Nees, Joe Rautenberg, Mike Kaiser, Rick Oliver, Dan O ' Connor; Backfield : Tom Lauck, Jerry Lathrop, Tim Maude. 31 The physical science class observes an experiment performed by Father Kahle involving ripple tanks. gm gj| Daniel Schroeder Kevin Sheehan Bert Sperry o Jim Walter Joseph White Jim W i d n e i ill Wy c isl o John Wyeth 32 honors Sophomores Bob Cotter, sophomore honor student. The sophomore, during his second year as a seminarian, is already starting to change his ideas about his goal from some of the immature reasons which brought him here as a freshman. tfitfiiii Danny Adrian Jack Bi n tz Frank Bodlovic David Brandon Tom Clingerman 33 Jj --• - p. David Coats Dale C o rde I I Robert Cotter i I I Cunningham Our offering to God. Phillip DesJean u Thomas DesJean is being prepared. John Doyle Thomos Doyle 34 Harry Galloway John Giles ( ,„. „ for the sacrificial banquet M HA Ronald Gioscio John Gootei Tom Greer tik Randolph Hartley that at we receive. Paul Hoffmann Paul Johnson 35 Bill Ki I I inger Richard Marietta iiEifiiiimxiiiiiiiiiii tlllllltlllllOlXIMilll Bill Cunningham, Jim Sperry and Mike O ' Connor use free time for study in the library. Clarence Mobley Michael Moran Sophomores, Frank Bodlovic, Dave Coats and Paul Johnson drill Latin patterns in the language lab. 36 Officers; vice-president, Jack Bintz, president, Tom Clingerman, secretary, John Doyle, and treasurer, Jim Sperry. Mike O ' Connor Stephen Papesh Phillip Reuter Mike R i zz i James Parker Stephen Peterson Joseph Schoettle Michael Smith 37 James Sperry Steve Starks Jim Teal Thomas Thamann Robert Treadwell Douglas Weber Steve Papesh, the medal winning roller skater, sits this one out. Sophomores relax at camp. d t It ' s Euchre time for Mike Rizzi, Mike O ' Connor, MikeAlbert, andTom Greer. Steve Papesh shoots a free throw. Teammates Kim Wolf and Tom Greer await the outcome. Sophomores at the Halloween party. Sophomore LATINEAN staff; Jack Bintz, Mike Smith, and John Doyle. . Dave Coats and Mike Smith enjoy a game of ping pong. Jan Williams Kim Wolf Jim Zol I ner 39 Wesley Bickers Leo B I a i : Larry Boyce Robert Brown Freshmen The one thing Freshmen have in common is that they believe that they would like to be priests. The completion of this year is the first big step on the way to their goal . Officers; vice-president, Joe Miller, treasurer, Roger Dunn, president, BobCirillo, and secretary, Bill Quigley. 40 Each morning the students gather in church for meditation. This is a new spiritual experience for freshmen. MAHMilMuk Michael Cook John Cornet Dan Costello Robert Da v i d Tom Donohue it Patrick Doyle 41 freshmen in gym class Roger Dunn Phys Ed means push-ups and other cal isfhenics. James Farrell James Finnerty Paul Gabonay James Gavaghan ' . o be r t G i I d a Vincent Griffin Jerry Gwinn 42 Father Lynch explains the intricacies of the eye to a freshman health and safety class. iii Bernhard Haisch Mark Hud: Raymond Huesman Frank Johnson Victor Kiefer Paul Kurek fit Sylvan Luhring Joe Miller 43 V I Br F Mike Monahan Mike Murray Kevin Newton Thomas O ' Gara ii Alan Patterson Phillip Price Dennis Pugh Bill Quigle; Bill Quigley, Dave Schnieders, Dennis Pugh, and Tim Scanlan at pool. 44 Joseph Renforfh tA Stephen Robinson Tim Scanlan David Schmieden Karl Scholtes Tom Schroedei Gary Wagner Larry Wagner High honor students: Bernhard Haisch, Bob J David, Bob Gilday, and Bob Cirillo ™ Jr |H . - Aw 9 r M mm i gTi honors Honor students: Tim Scanlan, Phil Price, Larry Wagner, Dennis Pugh, Gary Wagner, and Joe Miller. honors 45 Father Zore explains various facets of the school to his freshman guidance class. tii a 44 John Wa I tei Mike Weber Paul White Tom Whirtemore Michael Wuensch Michael Zahr Richard Zink 46 KTM m t j m i i — -ttt- •■ w wwmm MM M MV mMP HSR MP is involved in the students managing the Latin School house of- ices but there is also enjoyment and fun in the greatly varied house officers House Officers are of major importance at the Latin School. The top jobs are held by the seniors with underclassmen as assistants. Each stu- dent gains a sense of responsibility through the conscientious mainte- nance of his job. Grounds Prefects; Tom Dahlheim, Doug Donahue, Dave Brandon. Senior Room Prefect;Gary Crawford . Book Store Managers; John Wyeth, Kii Wolf, Jim Engel. 48 Latinean Staff; Kenny Arm- strong, Tom Dahlheim, Tom Gross, Mike Sherman, Ed Hilderbrand, Tim Maude, Mike Scanlan, Ron Gioscio, John Doyle, Dave Spitzer, Mike Smith, Mike Donlan, Jack Quinn, Jack Bintz, and faculty advisor, Father Doo- ley . LATINEAN editor, Mike Scanlan, and faculty advisor, Father Dooley. House Prefects; Dave Poland, Doug Weber, and Mike Sherman . Monsignor Brokhage and City Youth Representative, Jack Quinn. Dramatics Directors; Bill Killinger, Bob Daly, and Tom Doyle . Du_,an Hall Prefects; Dan Schroeder, Frank Bodlivic, and Don Moel ler. 49 Publicity; Father Doherty, Jim Teal, Mike Hurley. Librarians; Dick Marietta, Dan McCoy, Mrs. Perrin, Ron Brosmer, and Bill Wycislo. Peter and Paul Club; Joe Schoettle, Tom Burch, and Joe Rautenburg. Honors director, Father Kahle, and honors secretary, Kenny Armstrong. Audio-Visual crew; Tom Lauck, Phil Reuter, and Regulators; Bill Cunningham, Ed Hilderbrand, and Barry DonMoeller. Halloran. 50 The Twin Towers Staff; faculty advisor, Father Dooley; Editors, Fred Chandler, Mike Robert, Jim Chiplis, Jack Quinn, and Dan McCoy. Cafeteria; Mrs. Wintergerst, Dick Arnold, Mike Onstott, Mike O ' Connor, and Mrs. Davis. The Twin Towers; faculty advisor, Father Dooley, and editor, Jim Chiplis. Typing pool; Charles Chandler, Bob Treadwell, Frank Bodlovic, Mike Finnerry, and Mike Donlon. Printers, Rick Dunn and John Hannan. 51 THE SCHOLA George Kuehn, Mike O ' Connor, Fred Chand- ler, Jim C h i p I is, Tim Maude, Chuck Fisher, Bill Wycislo,Tom Dailey Jerry Clifford, Roger Aull, Tom Clingerman, Rick Oliver, Dick Ar- nold, Fr. Head; not seen Steve Papesh, Kenny Armstrong , Charlie Gardner, John Hannan, Dave Poland, Bert Sperry Athletic directors; Mike Nees, Tom Greer, Dave Spitzer, and Bob Cot- ter. Sacristans; Chuck Fisher, Ken Cady, and John Albert. Masters of Ceremonies; Dave Coats, Roger Aull, and Dave Maude Music Librarian; Mike Brandon 52 Organists; Mike Smith, Dave Poland, Bert Sperry, and Charles Gardner. Greasers and victims; Charles Chandler, Mike Robert, Dave Maude, Louie DeFusco, Mike Finnerty,TomMiller, Kevin Sheehan. Student Directors; Dick Arnold, and Steve Papesh. Lettermen; Dave Spitzer, Danny McCoy, Mike Scanlan, Mike Sherman, Jim Chiplis, Jack Quinn, Roger Aull, Tom Dahlheim, Mike Nees, John Wyeth, Chuck Fisher, Charles Chandler, Joe White, Bob Daly, Tim Maude, Mike Finnerty, Kevin Sheehan, Charlie Davis, Bill Wycislo, Mike Robert, Kenny Armstrong, Tom Miller, Charlie Gardner, Mike Brandon, Dave Poland, John Allen, John Hannan, Rick Oliver, Tom Thamann, Rick Manetta , Dave Coats, John Doyle, Joe Rautenberg, Dale Cordell, Dave Maude, Phil DesJean, Ken Cady. Recreation Directors; Rick Marek, Bob Benz, George Kuehn, Mike Albert, Paul Johnson. 53 It was a dead Halloween party. Fr. Dooley needs a course in self defense. ■ JP HH ' jS ► ;- The front table at Mother and Sons breakfast. The mothers chat over bacon and eggs. A coffin ' s better than sneezing. Is this Latin School? 54 SPORTS Spirit of Competition competition. is the backbone of the Latin School, not only intellectually but also athletically. The athletic program is designed to enable every student to participate. Larry and Gary Wagner practice wrestling holds. Bob Cotter, Doug Weber and Mike Moran exercise with weights. Paul Whitehead and Ed Hilderbrand heave medicine ball. Tom Carroll slugs away at punching bag. 56 Opponent Senior Team We They Immaculate Heart 34 28 St. Andrew 46 27 O. L. of Mt. Carmel 34 31 St. Christopher 47 42 St. Roch 45 20 St. Christopher 46 42 St. Mark 64 52 Christ the King 43 18 St. Joan of Arc 36 40 St. Matthew 48 28 St. Andrew 50 31 St. Joan of Arc 47 50 St. Joan of Arc 47 40 Mr. Spitzer, Senior Coach In capturing their division championship, the senior team compiled an impressive 11-2 record. Jack Quinn-Guard Tom Burch-Center Dan M c Coy -F o rw a rd 57 Paul Whi tehead-Center Dave S p i t z e r - G ua rd Jim E n g e I -F o rw a rd Tom C a r r o I I - F o r w a r d John P. Ryan-Guard Creighron Meyer, Forward George Kuehn, Forward Tom Dailey, Guard Senior Division Champs; Tom Dailey, Jack Quinn, John P. Ryan, Don McCoy, Creighron Meyer, Tom Carroll, Tom Burch, Dave Spitzer, Jim Engel, Paul Whitehead, and George Kuehn. 59 Junior Team Opponent Holy Name Our Lady of Greenwood Saint Jude Saint Roch Saint Patrick Saint Catherine Saint James Sacred Heart Saint Mark Sacred Heart Saint Mark We They Student manager, Bob Heck, Mike Nees, Tim Maude, Charlie Davis, Dave Poland, Barry Halloran, Jim Walter, Bert Sperry, Kevin Sheehan, Kenny Armstrong, Mike Brandon, Dick Arnold. 45 53 35 33 35 42 27 41 35 46 31 21 22 19 22 31 48 24 40 44 32 55 Junior coach, Mr. Poland. Sophomore coach, Mr. Long. The junior team finished the season with an 8-3 record. Although they played in the senior division, they placed third. The sophomore team, improved much since last year, tied for the sophomore division title and took the city trophy. In the post sea- son tournament, the sophomores were finalists. 60 Opponent Sophomore Team First row: Steve Peterson, Paul Johnson, Mike Albert, Dave Brandon, Bob Treadwell, Mike O ' Connor; second row: Tom Desjean, Danny Adrian, Tom Clingerman, Mike Smith, Tom Greer, Steve Papesh, Kim Wolf. Freshman Team St. Andrew Hoi y Name St. Bernadette St. Lawrence St. Catherine St. Roch Hoi y Spirit St. Philip O. L. of Lourdes Little Flower St. PiusX Little Flower St. Andrew St. Andrew We They 24 25 46 19 35 27 34 24 49 31 43 41 42 29 50 22 48 40 50 42 54 42 57 46 54 59 28 27 Opponent St. Pius X St. Christopher St Thomas St. Joan of Arc St. Michael Immaculate Heart St. Rita St. Gabriel Holy Spirit We They 25 32 20 38 24 39 24 35 24 48 21 43 23 70 39 22 22 40 First row: Bill Corder, Kevin Newton, Bill Quigley, Tom O ' Gara, Mike Cook, Paul White; second row: Dan Costello, Dick Zink, Joe Miller, Mike Zahm, James Finnerty, Larry Wagner, Gary Wagner, Pat Doyle. bowling Close game ready approach ell ? a strike ! talking it over this isn ' t bowl ing figure up the score 62 advertisements jlmijrirtulatioM to the graduating class JUDGE JOHN M. RYAN INTER- ST ATE FOUNDRY Co. Inc. 385 Mass. Ave modern gray iron casting Li 6 2427 UNITED HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 54 Monument Circle Me 6 4375 THOMAS J. SCHOETTLE HAROLD F. SCHOETTLE 63 special sponsors MRS. MARIE BORNMAN 265 E. 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