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Wfithout threw himself upon the grenade and absorbed fhe forge 'rheliblast in his own body, thus saving the lives of his fellow Marines. Because of his act of heroism, he was posthumously awardedthe Congressional Medal of Honor. We are proud to dedicate the 1966 Lion to a brave man, john Fardy fClass of 1940j. 4 FACULTY Very Pastor ADMINISTRATION Rev. Msgr. Lawrence W. Lynch, Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. Molloy, Pastor Emeritus Rev. Br. T. V. Ryan, Principal Br. D.P. Ryan Vice-Principal, Dean of Discipline, Math I, II Mr RJ Bhde Regxstrar Mrs. WJ. Phillips Secretary , ff! i Wi Mr. LJ. Henning Band Director Mr. j.F. Keane Modern History, Religion IV, Sociology, Guidance Counselor Br. DJ. jackson Business Arithmetic, Religion I, Coach of Bantams and Flys, Guidance Counselor, Mothers' Club Moderator Mr. Kelly English Il, III Br. T.K. Kavftnaugh Head of Math Dept., Math II, IV, Religion III, Athletic Director Mr. K. Kriegsinann English II, IV. History l. ll 141'- --rw' 'Nm Br. D.P. Ryan Vice-Principal, Dean of Discipline, Math I, II Mrs. W. Secretary J. Phillips Y 5 ,, it ' -' . nj Br. W.G. Acker Head of Religion Dept., Head of Music Dept., Math I, II, Religion IV, Band Modera- fOf -...MJ-vi' Br. K.C. Berncllmaier History III, IV, Religion II, Wi'estling Moderator, Sodnlity Moderator Br- l:Qg1BieIff1 t ititeilot tettteti t I Bioldgijififliflnnior' -,l and Coach, ,Vocation Direiftor Br. A.A. Cannon English I, II, Religion I, II, Oriole tor Mr. IG. Cummins Latin I, Math I, III, Driver Education 8 i in -nag --1... Br. LA. lfcllows Haul of English Dept., English III, IV , ' X 3. ,,,,,,4wif ' - all 1 'ki 1: jg? M .Q A V .f-'41 :- '-. '1 f 1 1' it Q f H f . I 'Q nf ,f f ,f an llllf' mi, Y , A , 5 ..-..,..,,,,Qy - N-g.xz't':-1 ,fy ix .. ,, 4. ,g,:f. ,,.n..n .. . K , I Qiwkkhz i. ,,.. a X ,SIX f 1f'xi5+E,ffFf ' A l A S .. V:-f::wS:-sw S - 1- M , la Mr. GS. flL1llCll English l, II, IV ,Li G75 V... Br. KP. Haggerty Head of Foreign Language Dept., Latin I, II, III, IV, French I, Religion I, Lion Moderator, Golf Conch sa. Mr, RS. Hanlon Plxysicgll llllllkilllilll QR' Haul Football Conch 9 K, ff Mr. LSI. Henning Band Director Mr. 1.13. Keane Modern History, Religion IV, Sociology, Guidance Counselor Br. DJ. Jackson Business Arithmetic, Religion I, Coach of Bantams and Flys, Guidance Counselor, Mothers' Club Moderator Mr. Kelly English H, III E ' Br. T.K. Kavanaugh Head of Math Dept., Math II, IV, Religion III, Athletic Director Mr. J. K. Kriegsmann English H, IV. History I. ll Br. G. G. Lindeman Mechanical Drawing, Religion II, Alumni Moderator, Swimming Coach Br. A. Ligouri English II, III, Freshman Football Modera- tor Debate Moderator Mr. F. Mauna Glee Club Director Mr. M. D. McCabe English I Br. D. P. McDonough General Science, Religion III, Basketball Moderator N'-N .... ., Wi Mr. Ii. McCann Physical Education, Wrestling Coach Br. R. A. McNamara Bookkeeping III, IV, Glee Club Moderator Guiclnnce Counselor Br. PJ. Messick Religion I, Librarian Br. C.B. Miller Chemistry, Religion I, III, Diving Br. G.D. Millington Coach, YCS Moderator Coach, Fathers' Club Moderator, Dance Committee Moderator Mr. T.C. O'Malley History II, Sociology, Spanish I, Coach Of Lights V I2 Mr, R.D. Parker History III, IV, Student Council Moderator Mr. C.A. Reinke Typing, Business Arithmetic, Bowling Mod-I erator ' Spanish I, II, III, Track and Cross-Country Br. IB. Sloan English IV, Religion III, Director of Mission Activities i i,i I I K f... 1 -Q., Br. IA. Sticx 6 Math II, Physics, Religion I, III, Sciente Club Bfotlerntoi' Mr. R.,I. Wagner English I, History I, II Mr. R.D. Wfelsh History I, III 2 I4 SENIDRS Dave L. Anders Lawrence L. Augustine Sf, Eplgglfgda Sl. Tlmmar More Class Officer 1, Football 1, Class Officer 4, Track 1 2 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 4 John D. Benline Virilnlion Band 1 2 5 4, Football 5, Swim ming 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Bruce G. Bohlin Sl, Sabina Class Officer 4, Student Aid 3 4 Oriole 5 4, Debate 1 2 5 4, Post er Club 2 5 4, Bowling 4, Ten nis 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 john E. Boles Sz. Cajelczn Class Officer 2, Student Aid 4, So- dality 4, Sacred Heart League Pro- moter 4, YCS 4, Football 1 Robert J. Beatty Christ zbe King Class Officer 3 Bruce J. Acas Sl. Thomas .More Paul J. Bator Si. forepb Bowling 2 5 4 Intramurals 1 5 4 Richard Bondi Kenneth L Book Eric M' Banks St. Ren? Sz. Michael Holy Name of MMD, Band 1 2 5 4 Swimming 1 2 5 4 Cross-Country 1 2 3 4 fCaptain ,A I 41, Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 -Q . , jfg i:ZZ ':i': M M 2 3 4 'W Michael J- Banks izi Holy Crow Class Officer 1, Student Aid 2 5, Library Club 1 2 5 4, Bowling 1 2 Harold L. Brooks Sl. Margarel of Srallurld Library Club 1, Football 1, Cross- Country 2, Track 1 2 3, Tennis 2, Wrestling 1 2, Intramurals 2 -I Montel T. Brooks Sl. Columlmrzur Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1 2, De- bate 1 2 3, Track 4, Tennis 2. joseph P. Byrne St. 11451122 Soclality 2 3, Sacred Heart League Promoter 1 2 3, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Bowling 1 James M. Boyce St. Kiliafz Thomas R. Brown Our Lady of Peace Class Officer 1 2 3 4, Stu- dent Aicl 2, Soclality 2 3 -l. Sacred Heart League Promoter 4, YCS 4, Dance Committee 5 4, Skating Committee 4, Li' brary Club 1 2 3 4, Football fManager 2j, Wrestling 2 3. Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Robert J. Callaghan Sl.Kilia1z Sodality 4, YCS 4, Dance Committee 4, Football 5 Track4 up-ni ',' Peter J. Brady Sl. Tfaavmr More . 4 Charles G. Burchett Sl. Helena Glee Club 1 2, Swimming 1 2 3 4, Water Polo 3 4 William M. Campbell Sl. Felifilar Honor Roll 1 3, Class Offi- cer 2, Band 1 2 3 4, Basket- ball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2. In- tramurals 1 2 Frank Bressenclorf St. Sabimz Honor Roll 1 2 3, Class Officer 1 2 3 4, Sacred Heart League Pro- moter 3, Band 1 2 3 4, Swim- ming 1 2 3 4, QCO-Captain 41 Water Polo 3 4, Student Council 4. Intramurals 2 3 -i james Burke Sf. Ft.'ljLSjftl,l' Dance Committee ei. Track 1. ln- tramurals 1 2 3 el. Sacrctl Heart League Promoter 1. Bantl 1 2 john Byrne Sf, Cluivlifm Dance Committee -l. Football l 2. YX'rr-stling 3 -l Iohn C. Carroll Sl. Ellaelreda Class Officer 3, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 john P. Carter Sl, Niclaolar of Tolezzlirze Band 1 2 3 4 fOfficer 45, Oriolt 3, Bowling 2 3 4 fCaptain 4, Phillip A. Chorniak Sacred H earl Class Officer 1 2 3, Sacred Heart League Promoter 2 Kevin Caplis Richard A. Caputo Sl. Kiliazfz Sainlf Peter and Paul Class Officer 1, Dance Com- F00fl321ll1, Swimmingl mittee 4 Hammond S Carter H015 Name 0 M415 Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Cr - Country 4, Track 2 4, Bowl- 3, Intramurals 2 3 ing James W Christie Si. Adrian Intramurals 4 Joseph P. Casey Sl. Tlmmaf Mare Class Officer 1 2, Football 1 4, Wrestling 1 2 3 4 QCO- Captain 32, Student Council 4 Donald M. Carroll john P. Chessare Sl' Gaim Basketball 1 2, Golf 1 2 3 4, In- Sl. EZZ7El7'l?6Z1ll Michael Casey Class Officer 1 4, Student St. Tbamm M0312 COUUCII4 Class Officer 1, Library Club 1, tramurals 1 2 3 4 Rodney V. Chappell Sl. Leo Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Oriole 1 2 F 4, Intramurals 3 4 William W. Clair St. Gabriel Class Officer 2 3 4, Intra- murals 1 2 3 4 John F. Coady Sainf: Cyril and Meflaodiux Wrestling 2, Intramurals 2 3 john M. Collado Sl. Margaret of Scotland Class Officer 4, Student Aid 3, Debate 2, Cheerleader 4, Poster Club 1 2, Cross-Coun- try 1234, Track 123 fCaptain 25, Student Coun- cil 4 Michael P. Collins St. Sabina james T. Condon Our Lady of Pence Class Officer 3 4, Football 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 1, In tramurals 1 2 3 4 Edward G. Chuvelli , I , , . , Larry Kimmey rests up after having seven of his touchdowns disqualified. Sl. Felififaf Football 1 2 3 4 Kevin J. Coffey Sl. Thomas More Bowling 1 2, Golf 1 2 4, Intra- murals 3 4 john Collins Sl. Margaret of Srollmzd Band 1 2 3 4, Lion 3 4 QCo-Edi- tor 41, Science Club 1, Intramurals 3 4 W-wmv Dennis J. Connolly Kevin W. Connors Lizlle Flower Si. 101972 Nepomucene Track 1 2, Intramurals 4 Class Officer 3, Cheerleader 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Intra- murals 1 2 Danielj Corrigan St Banzabar Football CManager 21 john P Corridon Sl. Lea 1 Football 1 2 3 4 , james R. Connelly Sl. Sabina Henry J. Cooper Sl. Ioarlzim Honor Roll 1 2, Student Aid 4, Football 1 2, Wrestling 2, Intra murals 1 2 Robert P. Cornfield Sl. Kilim Dennis R. Crosse John C. Crowley Sacred Hear! Sl. Berrzadelze Football 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 Class Officer 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4 fOfficer 4j, Football 1 2 Lawrence J. Craven Sl. Ezbelreda Leonard J. Cronin Sl. Tlaomar More Bandl 2 3 4, Intramu Michael E. Croy Sl. Mary Slar of the Sea Intramurals 1 2 3 4 rals Richard C. Delaney Cbrirl the King Honor Roll 1 2 3, Student Aid 3 4, Oriole 2 3 4 fEditor 45, Track 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 R. Salvatore Delcorse St. Thomas More Class Officer 2, Swimming 1, In- tramurals 1 2 3 4 Attilio L. Donahue Clzriyl the King Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Drama 2 3 4, Library Club 3 4 HQ' Brian T. Daly James E. Deacy Cbrifl lbe King Sz. Thomas More Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals Intramurals 3 4 3 James Dion Sf. john zbe Bapzifz Intramurals 3 4 William J. Dogan Our Lady of Peace Q Honor Roll 1 2 3, Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Drama 4 12111165 M- Doyle Thomas E. Doyle Sf. Sdbflld Vjjffgjfgn Swimming 1, Intramurals 1 2 Student Aid 3 4, Lion 4, 3 4 Poster Club 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3, Track 1 2, In- tramurals 2 3 4 was 411:19 -www James J. DeGiacomo St. Cajefan Honor Roll 1 2, Sodality 3, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Oriole 3 4, Science Club 1, Bowling 34, Golf 2, In- tramurals 3 4 Gerald P. Doherty Sl. Rita Robert J. Dolan Si. Bermzdelle Class Officer 3 4, Student Aid 3 4, Basketball 4, Cross-Country 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 2I Michael J. Drey Charles F. Duffy Mark J. Dwyer Sz. Catherine of Alexandria Sl. Kilian Sl. Sabina Class Officer 4, Band 3 4, Swim- Class Officer 2, Intramurals 1 ming 3 2 3 4 Matthias R. Eichhorn Lillie Flower Cross-Country 2 3 4 fCo- Captainj, Track 1 2 3 4, In- tramurals 1 3 Michael P. Farrell Sl. Sabina Class Officer 2 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 2 Mr. Reinke observes his senior typing class. Robert E. Dwyer St. Sabina Sacred Heart League Promoter 1' 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Thomas Edwards Sl. Rila Class Officer 1, Tennis 1 2, In- tramurals 1 2 3 4 john A. Esposito Sl. Tbomar More Sacred Heart League Promoter 1, Golf 1 2 3 4 fCaptain 45, Intra- murals 2 3 lllllfe' WWNHQIQ' Thomas E. Farrell Sz. joxeph and Sl. Anne Glee Club 1 2 Nicholas J. Feltz Sl. Bari! Class Officer 3 Paul M Fredericks Sl Helena of the Crow Honor Roll 1 2 3 Student Aid 3, Intramurals 1 John M. Galan Virimlion Student Aid 2, Wrestling 4 Hamilton E. Gant St. Dorothy Band 1 2 3 4, Oriole 4, Ten 3 4. nis 2 Michael P. Frawley Sl. Leo Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Roger M. Farrell Our Lady of Pence Honor Roll 3, Student Aid 4, Sodality 4, Intramurals 3 4, YCS 4 Robert J. Feusahrens Sl. Bernadelle Sacred Heart League Promoter 3, Dance Committee 4, Swimming 1, Intramurals 1 2 4 Michael Flynn St. Caielon Student Aid 2 3, Lion 1, Oriole 1, Drama 2 3 4, Science Club 1, Dance Committee 3 4, Library Club 1 2 3 4 Coe F. Francis Sr. Rim Class Officer 1 2 3, Football 1 2 3 4 fCaptain 41, Basket- ball 2 3, Intramurals 1 Emil P. Galassi Liam A. Gallagher Sz. Mary of Mt. Carmel S Z. Theodore Sacred Heart League Promoter 2, Glee Club 3 4, Track 2 3 4, Bowling 1 Michael F. Genge Raymond C. Gockman Lillie Flower Sl. Tbomar More Honor Roll 2 Thomas A. Grimm Sl. Mary Slar of llae Sea Debate 1, Bowling 2 3 Lawrence Grogan Sl. Sabina Class Officer 2, Footba 2 Walter F. Gubala Sl, foreply Glee Club 1, Bowling 1 4 11 1, Track Timothy F. Garb Sl. Sabina Wrestling 4, Intramurals 4 James B. Goddard SI. Beds' Sacred Heart League Promoter 3, Dance Committee 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 William S. Gohr Lillie Flower Honor Roll 1 2 3, Student Aid 3 4, Lion 3 4 fOfficer 4j, Bowl- ing 3 4 James F Greene Sl. Amhrore Library Club 1 2 5 4, Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 Ronald Green Sl Sabina Student Aid 3, Lion 4 William D. Greer Philip T, Grove Sl. jude Tlfdddelli Sf, Tl-1977245 Mare Library Club 5, T6Hf1iS 3 Dance Committee 4, Intra-. murals 1 2 5 4 Joseph W. Guenther St. Bermzdelte Honor Roll 1 2 3, Class Officer 4, Student Aid 3, Oriole 3 4 Uiclitor 41, Water Polo 3 4, Swimming 1 2 3 4 William J. Gunderson Sl. Margaret of Srollzmd Glee Club 1 2 3 4 QOfficer 45 Cheerleader 3, Swimming Manager 2 3 4, Tennis 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 john A. Hamilton Viximlion Hey, Art! Act like we don't see the camera. Glenn E. Gustafson Our Lady of Peace Honor Roll 1, Student Aid 3 Dennis M. Halik Sl. 101:12 Nepomucene Glee Club 1 2 3 4 james E. Hanlon Thomas J. Hannon Chrifz the King Sl. Bride Honor Roll 1 3, Glee Club 1, Lion 3 4 fCo-Editor 41, Science Club 1 Thomas M. Hallberg Sl. Bede Basketball 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 Paul I. Herman Sz. Tlyamar More Football 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Maurice L. Hill Sl. Dorolhy Library Club 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 2, Inrtamurals 1 4 David R. Horrell Surreal Hear! Class Officer 2 3 4, Track 1 2, ,Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Al1fm,A' Havlicfk James L. Heffernan Vzfzzalzarz Sf' Kilim, YCS 4, Cross-Country 3 4, Track 3 4 joseph R. Hoffman SZ. Sabina Basketball fManager 1 2 3 45, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Michael T. Hogan Litzle Flower Class Officer 1 2 4, Cheer leader 4, Basketball 1 2 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Charles E. Hrebic Ronald T. Hurd Sl. Michael Archangel Sl. Bride Honor Roll 1, Class Officer Water Polo 3 4, Swimming 1 1, Glee Club 1 2, Basketball 2 3 4 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 Patrick Henning St. Sabina Class Officer 1, Sacred Heart League Promoter 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4 fOfficer 43, Drama 4, Dance Committee 3 4 fOfficer 4j, Bas- ketball 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2, YCS 4 Thomas Hogan Sl. Felirilm Dance Committee 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Thomas P. Holden Sl. L20 Class Officer 1 2 3, Football 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 1 William D. Hurley Peter Hutton 51, Dwi! Si. Fmfzcir Honor Roll 1 2 Edward L. johlic Sl. Brzde tramurals 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4, Tennis 2, In- james C. johnson Sl. Cnllaerifze of Genoa Intramurals 2 Ascencion V. Juarez Sainlr Peter and Paul Anthony Kazlauskas Nazivizy Student Aid 3, Sodality 4, Oriole 1 2 3 4 fEditor 3 45, Dance Committee 4, Football 1 2, Swim- ming, Intramurals 1 2 4, Student Council 4 john E. jadernak Saintr Peler and Paul Track 3 Tennis 1 4 Paul Kane Sl. Kiliafz John Hurley Class Officer 3 4, Student SLD ' Aid 3, Sodality 4, Oriole 1 . . gim 2 3 4 CEditor 3 4j, Dance Wllllam A' Kasper Francis P. Hynes Committee 4, Football 1 2, Sf' Sfflomef' Sl. Cajelan Swimming 1, Intramurals 1 Cross-'Country 3, Track 1 2 5 Class Officer 1, Track 1 2 2 4, Sfudenf Council 4 4 Terrence M. Jacobs Our Lady of Peare VW' Laurence A. Kimmey john O. King SI. Mary of Mt. Carmel Queen of Apofzlex Class Officer 1 2 3 4, Foot- Class Officer 1, Sacred Heart ball 1 2 3 4, Track '2, In- League Promoter 2, Glee Club tramurals 1 2 3 4 1 2, Library Club 2, Bowling 2 Leoj Koenigshofer Sairm C yril and Mellyodiur Honor Roll 1 2 3, Student Aid 3 4, Glee Club 1 2, Track 2 john H. Kolo Sainlr Pezer and Paul Intramurals 1 2 3 4 William G. Kuczerpa Sl. Ellaelreda Honor Roll 1 2 3, Bowling 3 4 Dan I. Kuska Virimziorz Band 1 2 3 4 ames L Kmetty Sl Nzrlaalar of Tolenlzne Band 1 2 3 4 Intramurals Paul F. Kelly Sl. Barrzabrzr Honor Roll 1 2, Student Aid 4, Debate 1, Cheerleader 4, Intra- murals 1 2 3 4 James H. Kleidon Michael Kulig Sz. Mirlmel Band 1 2 34, Bowling 2 3, Ronald A. Kunza Intramurals 2 3 St, Helena of ilne Croix Sl. Clariflirm Class Officer 4, Football 1 2 3 4 fCo-Captain 43, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Everett F. Klein St. Sabina Student Aid 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Lian 4, Oriole 3 4 fEditor 41, Drama 1 2, Science Club 1, De- bate 1 2 3 4 fOfficer 4j, Intra- murals 1 2 3, C.Y.O. Delegate 1 28 Ted W. LaBedz Sl. Tbomar More Class Officer 4, Glee Club 1 2 4, Dance Committee 4, Football 1, Golf 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 5 David E. Lambert Si. Thomas More Daniel F. Leahy Sl. Kilim Football 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Seniors and their parents are ri picture of concentration on College Niht. joseph N. Larmon Sl. Thomax More Swimming.1 2 3 4 fC0-Cap- tain 45, Water Polo 3 4 Edward M. Lenckus john R. Lattyak St. fofeplf Lion 4 51- Rm! James F. Lew Oriole 1, Cross-Country 1 St. Bride Edward J. Laughlin St. Bede life Venerable Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Bowling 1 3 4 Thomas R. Lowery St, Kiliazz Football 2 Patrick Luby Virifaiion Band 1 2 3 4 William J. Marks Sl. Augurline Glee Club 1 2 3 4 fOfficer 414 Football 3 4, Intramurals 2 3 M ii WW Dennis R. LeWald Sarred H ear! Curtis L. Lewis St. Leo Class Officer 2, Basketball 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Bowling 4, Intramurals 1 2 Eugene S. Lucarz Arrumplimz BVM 3, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Michael Marren Lillie Flawer Intramurals 4 Jeremiah Lynch Si, Clare Mollie Falro Football 2, Cross-Coun Wrestling 2 David F, Martin Sl. Thomas More Sodality 4, Dance Comittee try 1. 4. Dennis E. Losik St. Bemadelle Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Basketball 4, Bowling 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 Richard F. Lyons Sl. Kilimz Michael Mackey sf. Philip Nm Intramurals 1 4 William J. McCormick john D. McCrea Si. C brifzina Sf. Tbomaf More Band 1 2 3 4, Oriole 3 4, Wrestling 2 E. Thomas McGunn Vifilaliozz Track 2 Michael W. Matt Sl. Kiliafz Honor Roll 3, Band 1 2 3 4. In- tramurals 2 3 4 Daniel McElherne St. Barnabas Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Michael T. McGrane SZ. Kiliazz Football 1 2 james M. McGrath Sl. Thomaf More Honor Roll 1 2 3, Class Of- ficer 1 2 3, Student Aid 3 4, Band1234 Joseph E. McKeon Our Lady of Peace Bowling 2 3 4 Gee, I Wonder how Houdini did it! ,ga-437' W Kenneth M. Morfoot St. Ellaelreda Football 1, Cross-Country 1 2, Track 1 2 3, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Mark J. Morrissey Louis T. McLurkin john T. McNeal 51- Kilifw Sz, Columbgmuy Our Lady of Pence Class Officer 3, Wrestling 4, In- Library Club 4, Football 1, Glee Club 1, Library Club ffamufals 2 3 4 Cross-Country 2, Track 4, 2 3, II1tf21murHlS 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2, Wrestling 1, Intra- Sponalli Murphy murals 1 Z. Cbrzltzmz ,g ' James I McKenna fs - . - M- ,.- f fi fi' -Q-up-gg 3 Q aa Richard A. Mohorek St. Bari! Honor Roll 1 2 3, Lion P'lt1'1CkJ Moran Sl. Mary Swimming 1 2 --...adn . .' james R. Moss Thomas M. Mrozinski Sz' Fellnfm Sl. Sabina Sl, jorepla Class Officer 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 J. Terrence McPolin Sl. Sabina Class Officer 2, Glee Club 1, Dance Committee 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Ralph M. Milos Sl. furlin Mavlyr Lion 1 2, Science Club 1, Library Club 1 2 3 Class Officer 4, Football 2, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Bowling Bowling 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 3 4 -.AY ,,pwao5 and Arthur D. Mutter Sl. Leo john L. Oblazney S1.f0bn of God Michael A. Ogorzaly joseph P. Murphy Timothy G. Murphy S! Midmel St. Sabina SI. Cajezan I - . Soclality 4, Dance Committee Sodality 4, Dance Committee 13225: 524 Ststzfiiiir ze 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444 Track 2, Wrestling 2 3 I mls 1 2 3 4' YCS 4 Philip G. Naughton Sl. Bernadelle Class Officer 1, Dance Com- mittee 4 Intramurals 1 2 Paul P. Nirchi Sl. Sabina Class Officer 2 3 4 Sacred Heart League Promoter 3. Cross-Country 1 2, Track 1. Intramurals 1 2 3 4 joseph J. O'Hearn Allen G. Oicutt Arrumplion BVM Sl. Turibiur Poster Club 1 2 3, Cross- Intramurals 3 4 Country 4, Track 2 3 4 Richard D. Murray Viyitalion Class Officer 1, Band 1 2 3 4, Oriole 4 fEditor 41, Football 1, Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dale T. Noha St. Bede Stan Nowak Sl. Tlaomar More Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Philip J. Page Sl. Barmzbm' Honor Roll 1, Sacred Heart League Promoter 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 wqfm-tv john R O Leary Sl Beds the Venerable Sacred Heart League Promoter 1, Swimming 1 2 3 joseph J. Pajonk Saizzlr Cyril and Mezbadizu Honor Roll 3, Band 2, Glee Club 1, Track 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ,ff-In if . .4'A Terrence J O Neill Sl juftzzz Marlyr Intramurals 3 4 X x 4 M .1-Oh.. N.,-wi! No, it's on this orbit that you step out of your capsule! H Ronald Paliska Arrumplion wwf --.M James M. O'Shea Sl, Cbrirlizza Library Club 2 3, Wrestling 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 James A. Palmisano Sz. Bernrzdelte Class Officer 1, Student Aid 2 Poster Club 1 2, Cross-Country 1 Intramurals 1 2 4 William Parsons Sl. Tbomaf More Track 3 4 Robert L. Poss Sl. Tbomar More Golf 2 4,Intrarnurals1 2 3 4 George I. Price Sf T ':U'71zf . Nu 4 44 c , David I. Perkins Gregory G. Perona Sotlality 3 4, Glee Club 1 2, De Lillie Flower Sl. Sabizzfz bate 1, Library Club 1 2 3 4, Foot Dance Band 1 3 4, Band 1 2 Class Officer 2 3, Cheerleader ball 1,WfCSfl1HS 1 3 4 fOfficer 41, Lion 4, In- 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Swim- - - - tramurals 1 2 3 ming 1, Intramurals 1 2 Philip F' Quinn Thomas Pinner St. Kiliufz Intramurals 2 3 SI. Bev fmdelle james I. Pauls SZ. Kilim Band 1 2 3 4, Bowling 1 Richard A. Petrulis Sl. Adrian Band 1 2 3 4,Lioz11 2 Ivory R. Phinisee Sf. Thaddeur Cross-Country 2. Track 3 ea 17213 Lawrence J. Pilarczyk Sf. john Nepovzzzcezze Band 1 2 3 4 Gerald J. Prosser Sf. Tbazmzr More Honor Roll 1 2, Class Offi- cer 1 2 3, Football 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 fl john M. Purcell Sl. fub11Fi,rf5c1' Poster Club 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals1 2 3 4 Timothy E. Ramski Sl. Elhelredfz Oriole 2 4, Swimming 1 Philip W. Rau St. Sabina Glee Club 1 2 3 4 James P. Riley Chrifl fbe King Poster Club 4 Michael R. Roeh Sl, Eflaelreda Honor Roll 1 2 3 Thomas 1. Russell Sl. Berrmdetle Cross-Country 1 2, Track 1 2 Wrestling 2 4 Michael S. Radowski Sainlr Peter and Paul Bowling 2 3, Intramurals 2 3 Lawrence Rea Sainzr Peler and Paul Glee Club 1, Cross-Country 1, In- tramuralsl 2 3 4 james F. Reidy Liflle' Flower Class Officer 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Library 1 2 john L. Reilly St. Denis Drama 1, Intramurals 1 2 James J. Rosean Sl. Kilian Band1234 Robert J. Richter Sl. Tbomaf .More Class Officer 1 2 3, Sacred Heart League Promoter 1, Football 1 2 3, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 William M. Rush St. Denir Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 3, Football 1 2 3 4, Wres- uingi 3 John E. Schmidt Sl. Linur Intramurals 1 2 4 james N. Schmiedeknecht Si. Etbeheda Leonard E. Shankman Gfegofl' L- Sanders Walfff G- Scahill Sz. Bari! Si. Columbmzzu Lizzie Flower C1355 Qfficer 4, Football 17 Basket Band 1 2 Class Officer 1 2, Football 1 ball 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Frank A. Schoen Sz. Tbomaf More john L. Schranz Sl. Thomar More Student Aid 2 3, Track 1 2 3 4 Gerald W. Shannon St. Sabina Sacred Heart League Promoter 1, Cheerleader 4, Basketball 1 Thomas A. Sheridan 3 4, Intramurals 2 San-ed Hem-z Craig R. Schmidt SZ. Adrian Wrestling 2 john J. Schultz Sl. Nicholaf of Tolerztine Band 1 2 3 4, Oriole 3, Basket- ball 2, Bowling 3 4, Intramurals I 2 3 4 james M. Shader Sl. Denir Intramurals 4 Edward Shields Sf. Bdfllllbilf Bowling 1 Hey, Dan! Look, she's waving at me! William T. Sobol Fire Holy Marfyrt Class Officer 1 2, Science Club 1, Football 2, Bowling 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 John Sopcak Sl. Micheal Glec Club 1 2 3 4, Bowling w john J. Standring St. Cajelarz Class Officer 1 2 5 4, Sacred Heart League Promoter 1 2 3, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Golf 1 2 5 4, In- tramurals 1 2, YCS 4 William Smaltz Si. Thomas More Ronald P. Stake Sezuen Holy Fouzzcieagr Edward A. Spence Honor Roll 1 2 3, Glee Club Richard Stalmack 5f,K1fff1f1 1 3 QOfficer 4j, Lion 4, Sl. MarySZa1' 0flbeSef1 Class Officer 4 Swlmmlflg 1 2 3 4 Lion 4, Science Club 1 Daniel E. Stock Sf. Helwmf of lbs C1055 Gerald J. Styx Sf. Gall Cross-Country 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 George M, Tenegal Sf. Salfimz Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Wigwam James A. Stankiewicz Sl, Saliimz Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2 3 4, Cheerleader 4, Poster Club 4, Football 1, Basketball 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 Michael P. Sullivan Sl. folafz Firlver Basketball 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Joseph W. Thiel Sf. Sabina Class Officer 3, Bowling 1 2 3 4 Dennis G. Staral Sl. Bari! Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Walter B. Szpur Sl Sabina Student Aid 3 4, Lzon 4, Post- er Club 2 3 4 Eugene P. Thomas Sz. Columbanuf Honor Roll 1 2 3, Class Of- ficer 3, Student Aid 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Debate 1 2 3 4 fllresident 41, YCS 4 John C. Stauffer St. Etbelreda Wrestling fManager 25 Alan C. Szwast Asrumpzimz BVM Class Officer 1 2, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, 011016 3, Library Club 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 james H. Taylor Sl. Brerzdmz Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Charles W. Umecker Sl. Clarirzimz Class Officer 4, Intramurals 3 4 Richard J. Venckus St. jolon llae Baplifl Football 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Ten nis 1, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Joseph L. Walsh Lizlle Flower Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 2 3 science Club 1, Poster Club 1, Footj ball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2, Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Damon A. Thompson SI. Leo Track 4 Edmund C. Tillotson Sr. jolm zlae Baprirr Geoffrey A. Waller Sl. Blzrmzbur Football CManager 2 35 Track 1, Bowling 1 Michael W. Walsh Sl. Gall Swimming 1, Intramurals 1 2 Daniel J. Walsh Sl. Bermzdeile Oriole 1 2 3 4 fEditor 45, Drama 2, Dance Committee 3 4, Cheerleader 4, Swimming 1 2 3 4, Student Council 4 CPresidentj Steven O. Walsh Sl. Berrmdelte Science Club 1, Football 2 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 William R. Turek Litlle Flower Football 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Edward M. Walsh Sl. Sabirza J. Martin Walsh Sl. Helena of the Crorr Class Officer 1, Poster Club 4, Football 1, Basketball '1 2 3 4, In- tramurals 1 2 Willialn M. Walsh St. Cajelan Class Officer 2, Swimming 4 Thomas C. West Sl. Kilian Intramurals 4 john A. Wiatrowski Sacred Heart Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Cheerleader 2, Football 1, Wrestling 2 Richard J Watts William T. Walsh Thomas Walton Sl M Sl' fm S 0M Lady gf Pggpe Queen of lhe Univerre Dgbalfi Zag 0 e ed joseph C. Winkelman Viriialion Honor Roll 1 2 5, Class Officer 1 2 3, Sodality 2 3, Glee Club 1 2 5 4, Oriole 3, Cheerleader 2 3 Bowling 1 2 5 4 Kenneth Wisniewski St. Tlaomax More Glee Club 1, Football 1, Track 1, Wrestling 2 In August of last sum- mer Robert Zimmerman of the class of 1966 was killed in an automobile accident while on a Vaca- tion. We, his fellow class- mates, wish to offer our sincerest condolences to his family, relatives and friends. john Wunder Little Flower 42 UN mfk-iv 6523?-' aff ,k,, :gifs-fa U MQ Vxiykf. ww- vas-an wwf-, if,-5 5-we-, :gig ew- mmiiiwwzw ,M WWX MW. ,, 1 Q.. ' fYXf'ff5xf2- A -www--,, ,, f 2 ., fis-H-as-ww , E CLASSMEN mf ' S 5 3A M. Lesiecki J. lvlaclclen G. Mayfield C. McConaghy J. McGrath B. Murphy L- AHUCH F. Butler M. Costanzo P. Fruy D. Gohr D. Greenock J. Grotta D. Joyce P. Kenny R. Kutz E. Kvick M. Lerner K. Conclron W. Caroli T. Murphy J. O'Connor fPreS.D fVice-Presb K. O'Doherty D. O'Gorman G. Mayfield J. Rice fSec.J CTreas.j J T- Sheehan P. O'Hearn D. Powers K. Renfro M. Rohan G. Sanford J- Schiola . A J. Slovey J. Stecich P. Sullivan R. Ufheil W. Waters J- White A. Silinis C. Williams J. Benedek R. Bicek C. Boskey T. Byrne T. Campbell J. Costello P. Dillcpn T. Dondzila W. Dunstan M. Feigl M. Frank G. Gasick 'Sure there's a piano here! 3B v-di' R. Hathaway R. Hennessy W. Hixon A. ,Tawny P, Daly J. Skaro fPfeg,j fVice-Pres. E. ,McCartin fSec.j M. J. Kelly QTreas.j 410,85 W J Rnblnson J Watts J. Shinouskis W. Yos M. T. Kelly M. Macke T. McCarthy S. McNamara J, Meyers W- NiCd D, Qrcmmof M, 0'Nie11 K. Pientka L. Pietrzyk T. Rea J. Polo J. Carollo J. Clusby ... -. -:..Qf.,i,4 h if: , P c. i' f ' T. cokeiey 'E - W. Collins ,Rm .. ,T . S ' .151 ' t se 'F ' C. DiMarca - ' T. Doherty i r -mf .eb 'T al -Q :V 1 . 4 it l D. Evans V. Genwino me 35' ig, 3 K. Griffin 1 M. Grobnrck ...af 'L f 7 .n '- 1 . 'A K. Grucella ' G. Guinan 1 i J. Hannon QPres.j .hi fv g. : xl 5 M. Collins CSec.j J. Kowal fVice-Pres.j is . qv-Q' K ..... . .3 1 .3 i , Q 1 s-5 Flu? J. Lewnnclowski fTrens.j Ku-'.,.,,, ,.abjr,u.. s' V- . .... ' f - 2 ...1 L f,'. W' ' - A M-tri.-src, 'i'- ' M Students of Mechanical Drawing display various ways of completing their classwork. rw if it M it Li -4 'ii A . . in f 1 4 .rf K .. ,P , ......., Y A J. Kruth J. Foss .ue ' T. McCormick D. Morris R. O'Malley f . .S S -:::: M K 7 N . lg J. Lynch ,- K. Postal M , i. T 3 C J- Rower . i ii Q M - --.. V A - ,.k. . in N if V it :Q 4 ,.,. I ' s - L . K ' . 1 tQ'Q,.s.rf .5 , :L it . .35 A wi 'J' ...1 - .251 Q ... ' - M . ii' I x h L. Surla T. Sullivan j. Svec J. Washagan E. Wilson it M. Baker R. Barnes . Burke z:!ll' D 3 D W5 ' D. Carroll D. Cruse J. Donahue J. Doyle J. Fitzgerald P. Kennedy J. Fitzpatrick B. La Porte M. Markey . -'fav D, Marks M. Myler T. Foley J. Gearty V. Halyrey N, Higgins M. Kane T, Gilmartin W. Grady Do you know you're standing on my cape? P. Neeson H. Rabe F. Smith R. Vaughan J. Watlslm R. Kowalsky D. o'C.111.tgi P. Farritor fPres.j W. McDonough fVice-Pres.j 0. i fa- me . wa gi r 5. i NIH 9 M. Batina QTreas.j Yfra z . -' f' li a ...L at if ,Q . . ..,-vb. A ,,.. . . .. - - 32 'ffm .... 335' .. ww l A Q., , -na ,Ei gf .,, i z K i I,--,. J , 4' Kr Q I 11,11-15 +1 ff QE fa . s,,lg,Q.gg E, C. Pepe fSec.J WEEE ' A We A . qw- ' V.: 'zqmiktly 'H' , K'-' 8? nag pg an . ..y M Q 'W' Jn 2 . Cotter F. Delisa D. Early f. Gaskin W. Gibson T. Hyland B. jackson J. Kenny W. Lund Martin J. viii 532252122 IMI. MCC2111 n J. O Connell The afternoon d1sm1ssa1 1S often confused wrth track tryouts by unknowmg bystanders ,, K. in '5 gf tw fPr6S J QVICC Pres J i f J. Garvey puts study period to good use. 3F T. Connor T. Contoy J. Garvey T. Hetzler M. Hickey T. Hunt L. Kuckertz J. Lynch D. McKenna G. Ogorzaly D. Piccirette J. Quinlan G. Adams semi F. Bennett Q . G. Boudreau A. Butler J. Cleary W. Connelly J. Schatte Q. Smith J. Stevens T. Sullivan N. Tallerico J. Widowski 'QW J. Tunney A. Monaco J. Deming QVice-Presj fSec.j fTr6aS.l F A Z Qt R Q 1 glfz ,,g .1,,. , in , M I I 1 i 4 g . . a ig -35' T57 . ,. il ,, Aiyy 'A as ',k ' N A I E' ' KAI .fs f L , ,,m,1 . ?,,,.f... . 4: gy L. Paradiso 1 1 A 1. ui' V KA - 1. T. Pater C. Banks J. Bonanno R. Boudreau M. Calderone D. Carroll P. Christiano R. Crowley F. Egan J. Eul J. Finnegan J. Meyer M. Mulcahey R. Pierson J. Quinn k .iii fg ' Q u P. Redden 39 ....,. , . P. Schmitz W. Stawczyk J. Stewart S. Turner B. Dreas appears to have done his part in the victory over Gordon. vi' B. Dreas J. Cummings fPres.j QVice Presj G. Smith T. McCarthy CSec.j fTreasj. SOPHOMORE9 A T 1 i l . A Singer, 1. Luchsinger, H. Joos. SECOND ROW: J. Guenther, D. McGrath, M. Fitzgerald, L. Henning, B. Stankus fSec.j, R. Clifford, K. Flack, M. Nelson. THIRD ROIV: R. Schoen, R. Fulton, G. Nick, R. Guth, T. Cosgrove QVice- Pres.J, I. Prosapio, D. Finn. FOURTH ROW: K. McCarthy, O. Szpur, R. Barton, J. Nowakowski, J. Luetkemeyer fPres.j, I. Dinges, T. Hopkins. FRONT ROW: J. Pall, D. Carroll, F. Forrestal, R. Strasser, J. Wilger, K. McGuan. QA TOP ROU7: J. Brennan, J. Procter, J. Nowosielski, W. Krieger, J. O'Donnell, K. Fleming fTreas.j, F. Ebner, S. There's no chocolate mess in this hand. A-one and a-two and a-three. A I -af iw... TOP ROUV: F. Koss, R. Hatzell fPres.j, R. Madigan, R. Johnson, J. Davis, P. Spatafore. SEC- Q B OND ROU7: J. Cuci, R. Frost, R. Wiezyski, I. Munoz, E. Brennan, P. Kolnik. THIRD ROU7: L. Caesar, M. Trent, T. Fitzpatrick, R. Letz, D. Ceroke, A. Vaisius. FOURTH ROIVJ I. Sipka, 1. Stafford, L. LaPine, M. Hurley, D. Tisoncik, D. Ogorzaly CSec.j, T. Finn. FRONT ROU7: R. Hunt, J. Hopinan, M. Skowicki, J. Padour fVice-Pres.j, R. Sims CTreas.J, M. Delaney, D. O'Brien, M. Walsh. TOP ROIVJ J. Lux, R. Grybauskas, J. Leiser, C. Martin, K. Daley, W. Lavin, W. Lew, S. Piech, M. Kelly fPres.D, T. Clennon. SEC- fz C OND ROW: V. Brewer, T. Kelecius, T. Quinn, A. Filipiak, W. Murzyn, L. Daly, D. Puschak, D. Schroeder, G. Drobick, K. Carroll THIRD ROIV: M. Blyth, T. O'Neil, T. Riley, J. Nowak fVice-Presj, M. Conway, T. Whitehead, D. Porter, I. Kelly, C. Lindquist FRONT ROU7: R. Agnew, D. Sea, T. Moen, R. Frazin, J, Casey, M. Santee, B. Quik, T. Schimick, G. Loo. 52 How did that ball get in our dancing class? No, Phil, the answer isn't brailled on the back of your head. TOP ROW: P. Waddell, L. Moisan, D. Sullivan, T. McGinnis, R. Fila CSec.j Q SECOND ROW: J. Nowak fTreasJ, D. Crowley, J. Clarke, R. Cunningham L. Burke. THIRD ROIV: R. Reilly, L. Kurland, K. Harrison, J. Satala, P Supple fVice-Pres.J. FOURTH ROIV: J. Sullivan, C. Junkins, J. Murphy, V. Stukelis T. Scott. FIFTH ROW: B. McCormack, P. Riordan, J. Courney, K. Kavanaugh, K Sutton. SIXTH ROW? P. Dwyer, R. Kunze, D. Swanson, J. Mooney, J. Meinardus SEVENTH ROIV: A. Sweeney, W. Banks, J. Pollack, T. Gray fPres.J. FRONT ROIV. J. Melrnan, M. McNamara, B. Nowakowski, 1 If these answers are wrong, I'll kill you! Well, you see that thing there that looks like a ball has to be brought across the white line over there. 54 TOP ROW: S. Scahill fSec.J, D. Pittman, D. jurask, J. Morley, W. Mc- Elligott, D. Kozlowski. SECOND ROW? C. McGourty, G. Colin, R. Wiese, F. Kane, D. Robinson, I. Gawla. THIRD ROW? T. McGrath, D. Fuller, J. Sexton, P. McGahon, L. Adelphia, R. Sullivan. FOURTH ROW.' P. Meyers, I. Bab- cock, S. Myszkowski, J. Daly fPres.j, R. I-Iorrell, M. Adelphia. FIFTH ROIV: A. Kasin- skas, C. Messina, H. Arnold, R. Stabrawa, J. Kenny, J. O'Gorman. SIXTH ROW.' C. Schultz, W. Acas fVice-Presj, W. Cosgrove, R. McDonald, T. Johnson. FRONT ROW: T. Farrell, N. Beatty, M. Neilson. TOP ROW.' J. Witkus, A. Hegeduis, F. Fleischer, W. Galis, W. Walsh fPres.j, T. fz F Johnson, M. Mackey, M .Dennis, D. Vish. SECOND ROW? M. Gavin, G, Ramirez fTreasj., T. Knightly, A. Bosch, M. Hinds, W. Verhoeve fSec.j, G. Karr, P. Rogowski, The long lunch line intensifies these hungry faces. K. McLurkin. THIRD ROW: M. Walsh, J. Rerro, D. Flynn fVice-Pres.j, J. Kranz, G. Patras, J. Phelan, F. Zeiger, P. Fitzgihbon. FRONT ROIV: R. Wagner, A. Campisi, A. Block, G. Karaitis, C. Mclnnes, T. Targas, I. Chobot, E. Lanuti. TOP ROW? L. Mitchell, G. Hinclberg, C. D'Amico, D. Lanning, J. Fielding, M. Flynn. SECOND ROIV: M. O'Neill, R. Trush, G. Swieszcz, D. Eaheart, J, McKeone, W. Geigner. THIRD ROW: I. Thomas, T. Hughes, E. Cramer, T. Dunne, S. Zielinski, T. Makris. FOURTH ROW.' G. Vesely, W1 Billings, K. jania, D. jamrus, P. McManus, M. Trotta. FRONT ROW? J. Mitchell, W. Sorice, H. Sommerdyke, J. Gebel, J. Gartner. A A f ' i 1 E 2 .al 5 5 55 TOP ROW: A. Kukulski, T. Carney, L. Dolan, R. Feltz, J. Farrell fSec.j. H SECOND ROW: I. Hermanowski, T. Casey, P. Adams, J. Brady, J. O'Neill. THIRD ROW: D. Murphy, J. Neilsen, T. Gade, C. Mueller, J. Daly. FOURTH ROW'.' E. Ketchens, MJ Fleischman fTreas.J, J. Lynn, M. Wagner, T. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: C. McClure, T. Harrington, M. McDonnell, J. Novak, H. Colbert. SIXTH ROW: D: Murphy, J. Dunne, G. Pierson, M. Manzke fVice Presj. FRONT ROW. j. Pinaglia, T. Nugent fPres.j. 56 l'Water l Members of ZH have a ball during physical ed class. FRDSH TOP ROUV: R. Connors fTreas.J, J. Swidergal, J. Farrell, P. Gavin, C. Wfarachowski, B. Russel, T. Bulfin, J. Abt CVice-Presj. SECOND RO ll ', ' M. Luetkemeyer, J. Hallberg, J. McNamara Presb, T. Sikorski, C. Fitzgerald, R. Richards, J. McElligott. THIRD ROIW: J. Fitzgerald, BI. O'Hcarn, R. Stewart, P. Lang, J. Hickey, E. Sistowicz. T. Stapleton. FOURTH ROUV: T. Greene, W. Smith, M. Perry, W. Milton, F. Fortier QSeC.J, T. Ryan, T. Gornick. FRONT ROU7: J. Noe, R. Durkin, INI. Reichart, P. Obrzut, E. Naddy, R. Burbank, J. Wagner. TOP ROIV: G. Kinetty, G. Lanham, G. Mosher, J. Ahern, J. Molloy, T. Foertsch, J. Burris, T. Arnesen, J. Barnas. SECOND ROU7: T. Lucas, B. Helzing fVice-Presj, T. Krull, R. Kaininecki, R. Schmit, VU. Stecich, J. Connor, F. McGowan. THIRD ROU7: . Busse, R. Tomaskovic, T. Condon fPres.J, J. Genunell, D. Tynan, C. Danielski, D. Baker, D. Now, how did he say to hold the pen? Gugliuzza. FOURTH ROW? A. Ungurait, D. Hughes, M. Dorn, D. Johnson, J. Kearns fTreas.j, T. Conway, W. Stuher, T. Whalen. if 1 57 TOP ROW? F. Frazier, M. Lee, R. Stec, J. Hopkins, M. Carroll fVice-Pres.j, J. Pelkey, D. Ebel, W. I C Nash. SECOND ROIV: D. Burns, D. Cahill, G. Kelly, E. Kondrachki, T. Cetera, R. Johnson, M. ,Wisniewski, T. Alclerson. THIRD ROW: E. Stein, M. Moss fSec.j, R. Clayborne, R. Koch K. McPolin, 1. Dondzila, G. Stieglitz, MI Reilly. FOURTH ROW: J. Keller, M. Kenny, D. O'Brien, A. Ter- rones fPres.J, L. Kurclek, R. Tagler, J. Loftus. FRONT ROW: B, Bonner, R. Mitchell, J. Markovich, J. Fahey, C. Daly, M. Benik, T. Limburg fTreas.j. 1 TOP ROW: L. Haselberger, M. Gray, J. Winters fVice-Presj, B. Romaniszak, R. Haegele, P. Lesiecki, T. Lerner fTreas.j, M. Czubak I D C. Chappell. SECOND ROW: T. O'Leary CSec.j, J. Rejowski, N. Gordon, T. Sarac, W. Cook, D. Atkinson, J. O'Connor, F. Agresto M. Miller, M. Moore, J. Szceasniak. THIRD ROW.' cg Furlong, B. Rourke, A. Berry, P. Andrews, G. Prosapio fPres.j, M. Cummings B. Kane, J. Dutton, J. Phillips, W. O'Connor. FRONT ROW: R. Myers, J. Wisnieski, R. Alvarez, J. Brennan, V..Bartniczak-, A. Truesclale C. Etscheid, D. Klein, M. Parkinson, M. Burke. 58 1 a : is the saying goes: 'iYou oughta pick on someone your own size. But sir, what's wrong with doing the frug in class ? TOP ROW: D. Mitchell, W. Sipich, B. Schroeder, R. Barnesel, P. Summers I E fSec.j. SECOND ROW.' F. Newman, D. Dunstan, F. Alston fVice-Presj, C. Wallenstedt, J. Birmingham. THIRD ROW? F. Davis, W. Davies, P. Leahy, R. O'Malley, J. Collins. FOURTH ROW: D. Nelson, J. Morley, P. Boudreau, A. Scott, J. Le Penske. FIFTH ROW.' V. Walker, R. Kwiatkowski, M. Boline, J. Diltmer, W. Simpson. SIXTH ROW: G. Yakoubinis, M. Wilson, T. Cruse, G. Slaby, H. Ritter. SEVENTH ROW: E. Hrebic, I. McGowan fPres.j, G. Martin, K. Carter, J. Byrnes. FRONT ROW.' M. Tangler, J. Manena, J. Parker. YM? TOP ROW? C. Soukup, J. Burgoon, E. Murphy, F. Blackburn, P. Casey, D. Sharp, J. Austin, A. Gill. SECOND ROIV: R. Harrison, J. Tagli, K. Potochi, J. Massingale, J. Dillon, K. Fitzgerald, J. Benton. THIRD ROUV: M. O,Reilly, W. Jones, W. Jarocki, M. Conklin, G. Mitchell fPres.J, J. O'Malley fVice-Pres.J, J. Maria. FRONT ROIW: J. Walsh, J. Campbell, J. Slusarczyk, M. Ferens, E. Mathus, J. Mc- Mahon, J. Czarnecki, J. Carmody. I left my pony in here some place, J. Petrosky muses desperately. 60 if TOP ROIV: B. Skvirblys, J. Usher, L. Staat, G. Podkulski, K. Collins CPres.J, J. Trenter. SEC- I OND ROIV: G. Novak, D. Hallberg, J. O'Connor, R. Olson, R. Hickey, T. Sierzega. THIRD ROIV: T. Cheske, G. Burns, D. Barrow, J. Roszak, J. Blidy, M. Keaty. FOURTH ROIV: Heebner C Kmwczk A Bedaloxx E Iustro 1' Klekoxxski D P1 e FIFTH ROI! T McBennet Spatafore, D. Dunne, J. Arvetis, D. Jadernak, T. Surane. FRONT ROW: K. Davis, T. McElligott, G. Klein, B. Shankman fVice-Pres.J, J. Cahill, J. Petrosky. D. TOP ROUV: R. Sobbe fTreas.j, D. Redden, R. Burns, A. Lane, B. Sprangler. I H SECOND ROIV: W. Leyden, S. DeLisa, M. Stennis, G. Bridges, J. Gilis. THIRD ROIV: J. McGuire, F. Coleman, P. Healy, T. Connors, J. Guinn fPres.j. FOURTH ROIV: R. Hammond fVice-Presb, G. Kelly, fSec.j, C. Newton, T. Crast, A. Moore. FIFTH ROII7: T. Sanzone, R. Frost, T. Bragg, B. Suchor, L. Hill, R. Talone. FRONT ROIV: M. Hassett, W. Rowan, R. McCarthy, T. Tunney, J. Boyle. 2 r E 3 , S i i 1 5 E i 3 2 i . s 'Nm ...V , S A group of bored bennies anxiously awaits the end of the day. Two honest looking boys inconspicuouly seek aid during exams. Terry Mclilligott and classmates sweat out their advanced trig 1 6I W ACTIVITIES ii The students' chaplain, Fr. Novak, shown here preparing to say a First Friday Mass. Impetus was added to the annual food drive, organized by the Sodality, by Larry Lapine who helped greatly as pictured here. 64 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES A new religious activity, the Young Christian Students, was added to the de partment this year. Moderated by Br. Millington, the Y.C.S. specialized' in aidinf charities, such as the Maryville Orphanage. The Apostleship of Prayer was also very active this year, encouraging assistance a Mass and participation in the sacraments. Again this year the Sodality collected canned goods for the needy and organize? breakfast in the cafeteria during Lent. With Br. Berndlmaiefs spiritual direction much good was accomplished as usual. The chaplain, Father Novak, heard confessions regularly on the dayslbefore Mass oi First Fridays of this school year. And Father 0'Rourke gave the stirring frosh-sopl and junior-senior retreats before Christmas and Easter respectively. X. The backbone of the Sodality, T. Hopkins, I. Pall, and L. Lapine. Our widely acclaimed organist, Dave Perkins, provided the smoothly flow- ing music at the student Masses. I s 2 i f ml f 4 ,Z 1 - - L Henning, E. Thomas SEATED. R Callaghan P. Henning, T Brown T. Murphy 2 I. 2mm 11424 Young Christian Students consist of the following: STANDING: J. Stankiewicz, J. Boles, R. Farrell, y ' 5, , 4,34 I Aiding the Maryville Orphanage was the first major oroject undertaken by the Y.C.S. members as both of :hese pictures illustrate. Rica SPlES s .st, C lift rf 1 'K a mit? , itse at if Z an f fa an wa ' Hg,-ffff at ni if ,E 11 J. Boles brings in the first load of Christmas toys, donated by the whole student body, to the Maryville children. ik TJ Mi .,,,., it 4 ff., F2 ,gy .tyy I , 65 MOTHERS' CLUB The Leo Mothers' Club has a long established tradition of loyalty and cooperation of its members. Such cooperation is evidenced by many improvements they have been able to finance throughout school. The purchase of new equipment for the biology lab was project for this year. Another successful year was launched early in September with freshman mothers' Tea. The new members were welcomed by officers and board members and by Brother Ryan. By the end of September another page was already written in Mothers' Club history with the first successful fund raising event, namely, a rummage sale. The annual card party and salad luncheon were also very successful, the the the the the financially and socially. The monthly meeting programs were carefully planned to appeal to the tastes of all the members. The Christmas party for the Brothers, a Roaring Twenties Cabaret Partyi' for the Leo fathers, and programs by the school band and glee club were some of the highlights. The spiritual activities of the year included an evening of recollection given by the chaplain, Father Novak, the family communion breakfast, the annual memorial Mass for deceased alumni and parents, and the graduates' communion breakfast. if . .5 Mrs. Leo Henning addresses combined Mothers' and Fathers' the Roaring Twenties Cabaret Party. Mozbers' Club Officcrrs Mrs. Martin Lyons QAlumni Vice Pres.j, Mrs. john Lowery fVice Pres. District 96931, Mrs. Maurice Dwyer fVice Pres. District 99615, Mrs. Mario Caroli fCorres. Secj, Mrs. Frank Gohr fRecording Seah, Mrs. Leo Henning fPres.j, Mrs. Leonard Shankman fVice- Pres.j, Mrs. Richard Sullivan fTreas.Q, Mrs. James Hyland fVice Pres. District 99921. 66 Clubs at The proceeds of the fall rummage sale were used to benefit the biology lab. Here, one of many fashionable young ladies who attended searches for her check book. An enthusiastic crowd responds to an excellent production of the Glee Club at the annual Faculty Christmas Party. Board of Direclorf.' Mrs. W, Waddell fMembershipj, Mrs. W. Waters fCustodianJ, Mrs. G. Perona fProgram Chairmanj, Mrs. J. McNamara fAuditing and Revisionj, Mrs. F. Perkins CPublicityJ. Mothers and fathers whoop it up at the Roaring Twenties Cabaret Party sponsored by the Mothers' Club. 67 Fazlaerfr Club Offirerxs STANDING: Mr. john Standring QRec. Sec.J, Mr. joseph Greenock fSoph. Vice-Presj, Mr. Thomas Brennan fSenior Vice- Pres.J. SEATED: Mr. George Mcfjonaghy fTreas.j, Br. Miller fModeratorJ, Mr. Gus Patras QPres.J, Mr. john Surane fExec. Vice-Presj. FATHER9' CLUB ' From the first father and son night to the Spring Banquet at Kilty's, the Fathers Club this year was complete success. The fathers at various times during the year, were brightened by Br. Miller's com- ments, entertained by Notre Dame football coaches, and grieved to learn of the deaths of some of their fellow members. However, the generous insurance program assures the school of the son's tuition if such an unfortunate incident should occur. Kilty's was packed by band and football team members at the Annual F Banquet. Don Hogan, public relations man for the University of Notre Dame, addresses combined fathers and sons. 68 ALUMNI Last May, General Garrity, a Leo alumnus of the first graduating class, and Msgr. Molloy dedicated a monu- ment to the war dead among the Leo grads. The Alumni Association raised money for this 'monument from its ad drive and its annual banquets. ' Each year the Alumni grant scholarships to needy boys who otherwise would be unable to attend Leo. The As- sociation also provides the Brothers with an annual burse for their Brothers in training. The Alumni Association does more for the school and has more rewards for its members than any other Leo activity involving concerned adults. Alumni officers and moderator: SEATED: K. O'Don nell, E. Hogan, Br. Lindeman, W. Mahoney. STAND ING: J. Gavin, T, Brennan, T. 'Mahieu. ' ,Ma Members of the Alumni Association renew old friendships at the annual banquet. 70 General Garrity proudly accepts a plaque honoring him for his high achievements. STANDING: J. Boles, P, Kelly, TNI. Eichhorn, B. Bohlin, BI. Collins, R. Farrell, J. Stankiewicz. SEATED: H. Carter, E. Thomas, W. Gohr, NW. Szpur, J. Guenther. W. STUDENT AID In past years, students who found a subject dif- ficult to comprehend could find a helping hand in one of the willing upperclassmen who had vol- unteered to aid these students with their studies. This year, Y.C.S. members, under the direction of Brother Millington and Brother Stieve, co-ordinated the efforts of these young teachers and their protege. This Student Aid program, which is unique to Leo is an unsung hero to the school's high academic achievement. Szpur explains the intricacies of geometry to sophomore L. Lapine. STANDING: R. Sullivan, JM. Flynn, W. Hixon, P. Daly. SEATED: E. Klein, D. Gohr, R. Stabrawa, W. Stabrawa. 7I Ai ,VC .-. :ww 'Z' X 2 ' -4' k , ' V hwzwf f ' , , ,VA , . 4 , , f in , , , w VV ' 46 V VV V , V V . ,,,,,,,. l ', , if V ' , 'W ' f f Vg , ' V, W ,X, V VV VV V fs - :M . fb' k 4 M x 4 W' ' L'f ,f ' , 1 -' V:rZ V ,gay 'Y A A f' ,V , WV 'G' h if' W a H' f' b,,,X' if '-' 27 Q if VV VV, VV ,. VVAV V V , VVV . tt , , f Vi M ., VV , ., ,Q 12 f 5 , 2 'f , if v . ' V ' 4, ,, , V , ,, . 1 1 ' , v i. , V, , I .V Aff 5 , ' -- ' gy 3 ' Q f - . ,, 'S' 133 . - 1 , Q Q. , my Y . A , fi? , M I 1 ' - fn? Y? 1. if 32? A his . ' I 1'g ,,f ' 1 f ' , , . 1 ' A .V V 1- a f 1 VV V V ' li .Q ' U 4 19' . 1- QQ: A fm' 1 . +2 1' - S 1 W ' ' vs A , ,, ' 1, 5 , Z 0 Y Vi' H. QV T . is , X . , - ,. , V? V' VV 'Q V ' . 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Q, y if. . Q . K Q J. T. w t S T K k'kk' , or 'Sf --fb -' ' n gi , . . ' ' ' . L s . . it r 1 1 , ie i I 15119 K' K I ., wifi - V .- ' x . E ia 3 - --IV : f . x - I- -K ,--,, , ' 1 ' . it f. 'iii - V fl -T751 1 - S325 Q . ' hk 3 Q S x t Last fall, during the early hours of the morning, passers-by on 79th Street were treated to the 'lsnappyn movements and shuffling feet of the marching band. From these contortions emerged the intricate formations which entertained Leo football fans during the half time shows. No parade was complete without our musical Lions. With the arrival of winter, the band was reorganized for the concert season under Mr. Leo Henning. As the band grew in proficiency, they presented well-planned concerts at the girls' schools and at the Mothers' Club meeting. This year was highlighted by a concert trip of the band to New York which kept their convivial moderator, Bro. W. G. Acker, quite busy. However, the climax of all their efforts came at the annual Spring Concert, which was an unqualified success. TOP ROIV: J. Carter fVice Presj, J. McGrath CDrum Majorj. h ' , FRONT ROIV: J. Schultz CSec.j, M. Walsh CPres.j, P. Henning fTreas.J. Mr. Leo J. Henning is shown directing the Band in another successful concert. Band seniors included: TOP ROW: J. Pauls, M. Drey, M. Kulig, M. Matt, P. Luby, L. Pilarczyk, R. Petrulis. SECOND ROW: P. Henning, J. Carter, J. Mc- Grath, D. Perkins, R. Murray, J. Schultz. THIRD ROIV: J. Kmetty, D. Kuska, R. Rosean, H. Gant, R. Bondi, J. Collins. FRONT ROW: F. Bressendorf, J. McCrea, W. Campbell, L. Cronin, J. Benline. 74 The brass section of this year's band provided an excellent nucleus for ri commendable concert season. The stunts of the marching band provided varied entertainment for the enjoyment of the football fans. The Annual Spring Concert has in the past always been a huge success, and this year was no exception. The senior band members are shown receiving their well-deserved sweaters at the Christmas Concert. 75 GLEE TOP ROU7: L. Burke, J. Usher, J. Barnas, F. Koss, M. Moore, W. Cook, T. Sarac, B. Murphy, J. Winkelman, P. Waddell, J. Hopman, M. Dennif T. Knightly, M. Milos, hi. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW7: W. O'Connor, P. Andrews, J. Dutton, W. Kane, J. O'Connor, R. Rourke, J. Philipp' J. Chobot, T. O'Leary, R. Haegele, R. Haegele, D. Staral, J. Sullivan, L. Huselberger, J. Vifinters. THIRD ROIV: D. Carroll, D. Gugliuzza, Davis, R. Tonmskovic, D. Baker, F. Klekowski, A. Truesdale, E. Klein, P. Rau, M. Czubak, W. Helzing, J. Gemmell, J. Roszak, P. Stukelis, McCarthy. FRONT ROU7: M. Burke, XV. Stuber, A. Ungurait, D. Klein, C. Etschied, M. McNamara, D. Johnson, T. MCBennett, E. Lanuti, R. Wa ner, J. Pollack, N. Gordon, M. Gray, C. Chappell. TOP ROJV: C. Gladziszewski, M. Brzegowy, D. Rush, G. Mc- Cabe, C. Welsh, N. Gorski, M. Hartney, M. Lynch, P. Buckley J. Creighton, K. Duffner, S. Mcj Dermott. SECOND ROIV: B. Hulka, D. McCauley, P. Mulville, C. Collins, S. Howard, T. Hughes, J. Ryan, M. Donahue, P, Harvey, N. McCabe, M. Matt, M. Englebrecht. THIRD ROU7: J. Stachler, J. Benson, G. Thelen, K. Casey, P. Lynch, B. Lang, N. Fulton, P. Minute, B. McGettrick, S. Loftus, C. Doherty. FRONT ROIV: M. McCabe, M. Roberts, D. Gagen, P. Smith, J. Grannon, J. Cornfield, E. Schmid, J. Lang, J. Ahlert, B. Smith. 76 CLUB TOP ROUV: J. Nowosielski, D. Crowley, G. Mosher, W. Marks, D. Powers, J. Rice, J. Byrne, D. Augusryniak, J. Molloy, J. Lewandowski, R. Chappell, C. Lewis, W. Dogan, T. Mrozinski, R. Stake. SECOND ROIIV: M. Trent. D. Zajac, J. DeGiacomo, T. Murphy, J. Connelly, T. Hyland, J. Satala, L. LaPine, J. Reidy, G. Boudreau, E. Laughlin, R. Cunningham, NW. Gunderson, T. LaBedz, D. Losik. THIRD ROW: B. Romaniszak, G. Patras, P. Fitzgihbon, J. Ferro, D. Gohr, W. Stabrawa, M. Stringer, M. Lerner, XV. Verhoeve, T. Osborne, E. Galassi, J. Sopcak, D. Halik, A. Donahue, J. Crowley A. Szwast. FOURTH ROJV: T. Lerner, R. Vaughan, T. Monaco, M. Kane, J. Carollo, C. Pepe, D. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' uk . ' l. .P ' E. Thomas, G. Ramirez. Burke, J. Vxfiatiowski. T. Gilmartin, H. Carter, M. Miller, J. Bl1d5,S.Novm , P Riormn,J rosapio, TOP ROW: D. Tighe, M. Mee- gan, D. Leamy, M. Finnegan, R. Bandes, M. Prenclergast, B. Katschke, S. Masiliunas, M. Polo, L. McCabe, J. Prosser. SECOND ROIV: S. Ruane, M. Browne, S. Martin, R. Dore, J. Curley, M. Mahieu, M. Chambers, J. Loftus, N. Derk, M. Sukurs, E. Cody. THIRD ROU7: T. Kiley, M. Gardner, D. Lake, J. Coffey, E. Ivers, A. Walsh, B. Manion, R. Hernandez, R. Stevens, J. Quirk, B. Burke. FRONT ROW? S. Corrigan, K. Ferry, E. Lanigan, B. Perkins, K. Hogan, K. Kava- rxaugh, M. Cannon, B. Barra, T. White, E, McCann. 77 l l 1 l The 1965-66 Glee Club season began right on key with almost per- fect balance between tenor and bass sections. Excellence was acquired through the hard work and co-operation between the singers under the clever baton of Mr. Frank Manna. Bro. McNamara, in his fourth consecutive year as moderator, was kept busy by supplying his organizational talents. With an imaginative com- mittee, Brother arranged several dance socials and the year end picnic, successful events as usual. Concert seasonkbegan early in December and continued through May. Two Christmas programs were performed for the parents and friends and the yearly tour was held after the holidays. Several of our South Side girls' schools comprised the tour agendag through these performances the chorus attained the professional experience needed for the annual Spring Musical Festival, a joint project with the Band. For this event the help of the girls was needed. They worked hard each Friday evening to supply the top notes in singing of the medleys from 'iMy Fair Lady and Okla- homa . The year ended successfully as planned, and the 1966 Glee ,Club proved to be one of the finest choral groups to mount the stage beneath the Orange and Black. Glee Club Officers: TOP ROIV: J. Winkelinan fLibrarianj, R. Stake fSec.j, W. Marks fVice- P res.j, BOTTOM ROW: W. Gunderson fPres.j, D. Crowley fTreas.J. 78 Q Accompanists M. Costanzo and G. Tenegal. Mr. Manna feverishly directs the Glee Club at the Christmas concert. 5 Z Al john Henry Szwast, our steel driving man, provides the 'hythin for a stirring song. 'Www Officers: R. Bandes, C. Welsh, M, Hartney Senior glee club girls display the poise acquired only by experience. Oriole co-editors, P. Kane and R. Delaney, confer with moderator, Br. Cannon concerning the next issue. ORIOLE This year the Oriole had a new moderator, namely Br. A. A. Cannon. Together with co-editors, Rich Delaney and Paul Kane, and a staff of twenty-five students, an excellent newspaper was turned out every time. To make sure the paper turned out well, it had to pass the approval of Br. Cannon, who encouraged critical thinking by the editorial staff and writers. This is noted in the Oriole'J charter. A few comments are to be noted about the Oriole. First, the Oriole was one of the largest cirallated school papers in the city. Secondly, the Oriole contained every- thing one could ask for in a daily newspaper Cwith the ex- ception of want ads, weather forecasts, and a lovelorn columnj. Finally, advertisers came to the Oriole to ask for their ads to be published. The Oriole did not go to them. 'Vi m ..rr fr.. . PRUUU '00 th Sur, Dave Ogorzaly,U!9lbI 11919AEI,and Alex Jawny gather useful ideas and information from educational periodicals. Feature Editors included: TOP ROIV: P. Daly, R. Chappell. FRONT ROW? R. Mur- ray, E. Klein, E. McCartin. STANDING: T. Linburg, T. MCBennctt, J. Courney, R. Johnson. K. Carter. SEATED: F. Kane, L. Burke, D. Ogorzaly, D. McGrath. J. Skaro, A. jawny, and I.. Henning, skilled repuiicrs. N'-ff' Oriole staff members proof read a mock-up ,Qc ii? i J LION The moderator of the 1966 Lion, Br. Haggerty, guided a capable staff through the production of a quality yearbook. Dave Ogorzaly provided originality in the design of the lay- outs and artwork used throughout the Lian. The experienced co-editors, john Collins and jim Hanlon, made important decisions concerning the form and content of the yearbook. The monetary calculations of the business manager, Bill Gohr, made possible the addition of full color photos for the first time. These are the main, though not the only reasons why this book has achieved excellence. Bill Goh: fbusiness managerj, John Collins fco-editorj, jim Hanlon, fco-editorj, Br K. P. Haggerty fmoderatorj. l TOP ROW: J. Hopman, D. Ogorzaly, W. Szpur, D. Tisoncik. SECOND ROW: W. Wantuck, E. Klein, W. Caroli. 82 FRONT ROW: R. Stake, D. Perkins, R. Mohorek. At times Wally Szpur found it difficult to stay awake between deadlines. mf r, ,iw f. , i , Yearbook Photography Staff: J. Munoz, L. Burke, R. Cunningham, J. Lattyak, R. Stalmack, A. jawny. Maybe we could use it as part of an ink-blot test. za TL 4 ,X aaa f.: You'd never believe that there are still some guys in the school who haven't figured out where the yearbook office is located. 83 I. Grotta, M. Reichart, and B. Murphy adjust Bunsen burner in preparation for another experiment SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, reactivated by Br. Stieve, consisted mostly of freshmen and sophomores who were interested in the scien- tific field. Two sophomores who were in- terested in how tobacco tars induce cancer experimented with hamsters. One of the jun- ior classes approached the problem of the construction of an X-ray machine. Two projects that were considered were the build- ing of a weather station and the construction of a telescope. Each Thursday afternoon the members came together in the physics lab and exchanged views on various points of scientific interests. 84 LIBRARY CLUB This year the members of our library club pledged hemselves to the service of their fellow students. In so loing they gained valuable experience and grew in re- sponsibility and school spirit. Under the guidance of 3r. Messick, our new librarian, they learned and practiced skills in book circulation, filing, repair and processing. ln monthly meetings the members unified their efforts, 1nd drew up a constitution and by-laws with high stand- ards. Various committees planned activities, displays, and Julletins to publicize the library and aid its use. This year the club received distinction in the Catholic Associa- :ion of Student Librarians of Illinois with Brian Murphy as president of this organization. Congratulations are in order to Br. Messick and his staff for a job well done. B. Murphy fPres. C.A.S.L.I.j, M. Flynn fVice Pres.Q, Br. Messick CModeratorj T Sullivan fTreas.j, A. Donahue fPres.j. ar'- G. Price, T. Pater, L. Nelligan J Munoz, L. McLurkin, M. Banks Freshman Librarians: STANDING: P. Summers, G. Kelly, W. Smith, D. Gugliuzza, T. Cheske, E. Sisto- witz, C. Warachowski. SEATED: I. Kenney, T. Limburg, J. Mc- Gowen, J. Markovich, J. Brennan. Q, POSTER CLUB Under the guidance of Brother Kavanaugh, the Poster Club has been very instrumental in promoting interest in our school's religious, athletic, and social events. This diligent group unselfishly devoted their time and talent to designing posters which con- tributed a touch of humor to the school. Deserving of special mention is Dave Ogorzaly. He and his as- sociates are to be commended for the fine work they have done this year. i I haw 4 Three of the stalwarts of the club display one of their more serious proyects Club members consist of D. Ogorzaly, W. Hixon, W. Szpur, B. Bohlin forganizer of clubj, E. Klein, and R. Hickey. D. Ogorzaly and O. Szpur show two of their typically humorous posters while W. Szpur looks on as an advisor with source book at hand. 86 CHEERLEADERS Leo is well known for the traditional school spirit of its students. This year the cheerleaders, under Br. jackson's watchful eye, organized the Leo cheering section and more than once spirited the team to a come-from-behind victory. At each pep rally they passed on the enthusiasm of the school to every team member. Much credit must be given to the cheerleaders for their part in spiriting the Lions to the finals of the Catholic League Football championship. Spirited Lion fans were given momentum by our Cheerleaders. -Q TOP ROW: J. Collado, M. Collins. SECOND ROIV: R. Dolan, M. Hogan, D. Walsh. BOTTOM LAYER.' G. Perona, P. Henning, M. Farrell. ,if .--an A R V VVVV , 5 , p I - .qi T N f f--s t .. E , 2-imM'ff3:ff3?i1l -if ,Ti A '.-i -. af, mmiik. Cheerleaders helped raise the roof at the pep rallys. DANCE COMMITTEE The Homecoming Dance, following the victory over St. Laurence,icomrnenced the 1965-66 calendar of Leo social activities. Br. Miller coordinated the efforts of the committee members in obtaining the Brainerd Club Hall and the musical entertainment of the Tnzclezvifzfix. Coe Francis and Ioan Mitchell reigned over this, the first of many successful dances. There were several post-basketball game dances held in our auditorium, all of which had live enter- tainment. Br. Miller donated his valuable time and effort to planning and supervising these events. Unfortunately, amid all these successful dances, one major event never got underway. Br. Miller could not generate enough student support to launch the junior-Senior Dinner Dance. Undaunted, however, Br. Miller made plans for the Senior prom, held again at Valley View Farm. This was an overwhelming success and a memorable occasion for the Class of '66. The coronation ceremony at the Homecoming Dance officially made Coe Irancis and joan Mitchell Football players Bill Marks and Tom Holden dance at the pep rally preceding the Gordon game. Dance Committee members: TOP ROU7: D. Walsh, P. Kane R. Venckus. MIDDLE ROIV: T. McPolin, C. Umecker, M Collins. BOTTOM ROUV: D. Anders, M. Flynn, B. Bohlin DEBATE A competitive spirit was shown throughout the ranks of the debate team in the 1965-66 session. Because of this attitude, Leo is renowned throughout the Catholic League. Individual achievements in each division deserve com- mendation. The freshman division exhibited great po- tential as F. Fortier and R, Burbank clinched honors in several tournaments. The junior team carried on the fine standard of quality that they showed last year. liven though the senior division was hampered by inexperience, they reflected the efforts and abilities required in a win- ning debate team. v E. Thomas displays cool poise and logic, both essential during the cross examination. Senior Team: E. Klein, G. Nick, E. Thomas, P. Kolnik, D. Tisoncik. A 5 4 - ...I f li. . ..... es, W-ni P. Kolnik, the first negative, shows his ability of refutation which put him on the senior team. junior Team: J. Farrel, R. Kamanecki, C. Chappell, T. Lucas, T. Fortier, R. Burbank. 89 N gl Matisse QDonna Dalyj, closely questions Tonda fRosemary Morrisj while Zohar fPat Dalyj gazes apprehensively. Dramatics is an interpretative art requiring imaginative expression by actors under the guidance of their director. It has for its purpose to amuse, to examine, to protest, and most certainly to instruct. The Leo Drama Club has for its purpose the acquisition of dramatic knowledge and experience through the actual production of plays. Again this year, Leo participated in the Chicago Actors Associated Tourna- ment of Plays. Seeking something different in a contest offering, the group pre- sented a poetic drama entitled The Wall by Vern Powers. The play depicts the several meanings of freedom and the sacrifices that one must be willing to pay for personal freedom. The cast was headed by Pat Daly, voted best Leo actor, two girls borrowed from the Drama Club of the Academy of Our Lady, Donna Daly and Rose- mary Morris, and veterans Mike Flynn, Pat Henning, Larry LaPine, and Dave Ogorzaly. The club is competently directed by Br, R. A. McNamara and efficient- ly moderated by Br. K. C. Berndlmaier. DRAMA Zohar carefully ponders the situation described by Ryko fPat Henning Tonda gasps as she hears Krawitz fDave Ogorzalyj speak of her son's death. Mallor fMike Flynnj stands by. As the plot thickens, - new .u ,,:,Wf,,,-,, r Z L2 ' i J.1+.-.Nm..-.,y..-.- mfr.: Wcm111:111! Can you not see, it is all for our causal says Zo to Tondn while Matisse looks with downcnst cycs. 'W--Q-r-.,.,, r..- Thc cast: TOP ROlI',,' Br. McNamara fdirectorj, M. Flynn, L. LaPine, P. Hen- ning, D. Ogorzaly. BOTTOM ROUV: R. Morris, P. Daly, D. Daly. K Off stage, Mike Flynn and Daw Ogorznly cliscuss lines while Rosemary Morris looks on. The cripple fI.nr1'y LaPinej points an accusing finger at the Gcstapo officer fMike Flynnj. W MX . K Y ' if 'F' Z ,fu W 3 M if ' sq Q W, -Kg K A ' I Ugegmgki Vg' k . .,w1A,,. A N -I ' A K Z H f F 1 i ,,,. ,,: ik' Y ?3i f?53fQ2'.:35fi' Z H - ,J 5 qu, ' ' i A ,, 3 , H W K K ,.,,1'-f K ,Mk 1 H . , , ,y W jimi , 4, -Q: ,429 ,wg ii is g - R -f -'51 ., . A- , ,QR-vg. 4 f ,, if , f Q,-, , , g .5 V A qs- New 1fgp,?.wf, f T ,Sf ,Q -:SL , , V f g 1- '- M fig, A , Q 5 ,Q ...Q '. 2? If wjh f'..1, -f ' ?ET',-ML: 5 :Hf5'f'f-1, fuk .ml .Vex J., . - mg,Q'.5 ' -'VJ If 4. X ' WO' Hn 1 . 'M - .lf 'f K-'gf ' ff 'KV , ',,, fix ww wg:-fp..f, , ff? vi A 5 . - ,A,,, 4 QW ga 4' 4. 598 AH f. i 'f -fi ay. f -4+ in x ,? N4 Qf .,3 g '..,, , ,., 4 fn- K .M A K A I Q, wa-1 NJ' 1 -2- fHp,.?'55W-k'jpi, it ' ' f 'jg f A 5 -+A? I jg yfxvf -,,,,-Q V. fm, Q ff ,gf , W ' J 'V 'lv 'R' 3' 4 gym fn -iv-15' Q4'a:.,1,'yi! Swf5?i3f-is-, Qi Mg afvjzigffiif ATHLETICS FOOTBALL TOP ROIW: M. McCann, M. Calderone, C. D'Amico, J. Prosser, C. Francis, J. Kleidon, F. Butler, M. O'Neill, J. Walsh, R. Sims, W. Marks, R Hathaway. P. Farritor. SECOND ROW? R. Fulton fmanagerj, S. Walsh, P. Kenny, S. Scahill, M. Batina, W. Rush, W. Scahill, M. Hickey, E. Chianelli, T. Holden J Corridan, W. Turek, K. Condron, G. White, R. Ramirez, K. Grucella fmanagerj. D THIRD ROW: R. Hatzell, I. Hermanowski, R. Regan, J. Casey, A. Szwast, J. Standring, B. Stankus, L. Kimmey, R. Venckus, R. Kozakowski, M Kelly, J. Carrollo fmanagerj. 1 FRONT ROIV: R. Schoen, E. Brennan, B. Zitzgerald, D. Finn, J. Nowak, T. Reilly, R. Letz, J. Hannon, T. Nugent. The 1965 Lions plunged into an exciting season with victories over Gordon Tech and DePaul. These victories, though not in league competition, were omens of the future. In the opening game of the regular season, the Lions scored twice in the fourth quarter to beat a highly rated Brother Rice squad, giving them their only loss in South Section play. The Lions exhibited a strong defense and lightning of- fense in the Carmel game, the league's traditionally hard- est fought contest. The final score showed the demise of another city-bound team. In the St. Rita game, the Lions met their first disap- pointment in being able to salvage merely a tie with the South Section leaders. It was a game which could have gone either way. Tom Holden was outstanding with 12 points, while quarterback Coe Francis and end Ioe Walsh accounted for the remaining 8 points. The next two contests for the Lions were with St. Laur- ence and a newcomer, Hales Franciscan, both easy prey. In the final game of the regular season, against Mendel, the Lions were faced with a must win. Throughout this crucial game, the Lions showed a fine fighting spirit, this, coupled with hard running, pin-point passing, and the best line play in the league gave Leo the South Section crown for the fourteenth time in its history. The first playoff game, with Gordon, began with an enemy touchdown at the opening kickoff. But the never- say-die Lions bounced back, and within two minutes Leo had the lead, 8-7. By the middle of the fourth quarter, how- ever, the score was Gordon 25, Leo 16. Then, with two minutes remaining, the Lions roared back with two touch- downs to win and advance into the Catholic League finals against Loyola. jay Standring, voted the Most Valuable Player on the team, scored twice while Holden, Francis, and Kimmey provided the rest of the points. The Lions met the Ramblers in rain-soaked Soldier Field to battle for the Catholic League title. The Lions' spirit never wavered, but the city-bound Ramblers dealt Leo its only loss of the season. This year's team ranks among the best Leo has seen for several years. Every player deserves credit for making it so. The honor roll of players selected for all-star teams includes Coe Francis, Jay Standring, Tom Holden, and Larry Kimmey from the backfield, and Jim Kleidon, Joe Walsh, jerry Prosser, and Bill Turek from the line. Quar- terback Coe Francis was also named to the Illinois State All-Star team. , 'E f I 5 unify an el M lt li ai? l ll it ll ll it I l ,Stl w ' A ll il ll W' K f Dr. J. A. Carey, devoted team physician, 5' Me i and jim Carollo, one of the team's fine y f i managers, reflect the confident tension of M 1 winning. 5 gp f'gs 4 'Y ,E Q? 1, 4 ,N A Head coach, Bob Hanlon, coolly discusses strategy A my ww. if N, , i with Coe Francis, all-state quarterback. ' M M 3' Wt l Enthusiasm behind the team was certainly not wanting as shown by Mr. R. Tony Kelly, the main factor be- hind the excellent line play of the Lions. 1 Mr. Bill Bambrick and Mr. Bob Kelly, both of whom generously gase their time and talent toward the tcam's success. Though usually in the background as here, Br, T. K. Kavanaugh, Athletic Director proved to be a vital factor in the team's success. 1' x rcs lf .EFX 7-1 iii? ww 1 Jgwf Q.. -ws R xg , AA N., QL ' Q XE? i S ! 5 iii ii fs 5 :ff , .E.gg ,Q , ,f . X 3 Q '-SQL , f'a5gx ti 5 x,w .-Q5 - .V . w Sfi gff W W www , jf, Exiifj g X ' Q5 K Q Q ' 3,45 A xfswi ' L 71H, K x 4-1 'L E+ vm' AY? A Y 'Q J x ,Q , ,M , KWH ,Nay , . , if fa W M x , W img xv 1-is' if ' -Ka N ' x . , 5 k. V Aa Wfh V K! Q wpw X ' B' .. 9-L K . k .1 g'f2+ XX 1 ww' m X Lm.. A l. ' X X W' Q 5' 1 wi. 74 -L' yV.yk, it g K .ik 5 ,.QVV iwiwilx I ' x .,,X Q, QQ fc Q ffwhwff. N A A il ig ,J . , , 1 Q M' . S S a 5 5 3 5 l l 3 H up i:f.1V,.kg,3 iii, in irc it .,.. i5V1,tL,.i l Eil ll z 1hk ' t it giigsa With Jay Standring throwing a key block, Larrey Kimmey heads for open ground. Excellent defense gave Rice much practice at punting. Tom Holden plunges into end zone with the all-important tie-breaking touchdown against Rice. - .'.c 1, l A c tttt, we f ,, i i 1 t-- 'Q:J,'- -' ki K . I A A A N I I I ml ,4 in t xt., .L . . e k,:, as s t so e - i ' ee , cc,, 5 if eu,eec. - ' ' 'Q ' ff ,.'--e t' M 1 tte'u'e, 4- d,-e 3 as t,tr M e r g A -. 1 , k ,4 f - IOO One of the graphic illustrations of jay Standring's deceptive speed. we md! Z 3 ! Despite close coverage by a Mendel defender, Standring pulls in a Francis aerial. Qs- l es - .... is I llzz A 5 s 3'v1 NVl!Yfff?AYi1 Typical pose ofa Mendel ball carrier due to thc ferocious Lion defense Jay Stnndring grinds out precious yardage against Gordon. Even in the only loss of the season, the Lions refused to give up. IOI TOP ROW: R. Shankrnan fmanagerj, C. Fitzgerald, D. Zajac, J. Winters, P. Casey, D. Mitchell, R. Connors, G. Lanham, J. McNamara, T. Lerner, G. Bracken. MIDDLE ROW: B. Romaniszak, N. Gordon, W. Cook, M. Leutkemeyer, F. Davis, j. Trenter, P. Leahy, R. Pruit, T. Moody, M. Conklin, T. Shimick fmanagerj. t FRONT ROW: M. Miller, J. Manena, D. Hughes, W. jarocki, A. Terrones, F. Fortier, J. O'Malley, B. Suchor, M. Wilson. FRESHMAN FOGTBALL The three dedicated freshman football coaches as pictured at Kilty's: Mr. D. Branningan, Mr. T. Quinn, and Mr. J. Corbett. lO2 A mad scramble for that precious pigskin. Double-teaming helps us get our man behind his own line. 'll L-K3 ii an ani V N47 f' 1 3 1: f 1 hhh 12? SEASONS RECORD LEO Opposition 12 Marist ..... 6 2 Brother Rice .... 12 6 i ViMt. Carmel . .. 16 6 St. Rita . . 18 13 Mendel . . . 6 O St. Laurence . . . 0 Another Viking bites the proverbial dust. 4- - e O ., .,.i ie, , Terrones shakes Off 11 would-be tackler with 8D0ihCf Lion may to offer help. I 03 BASKETBALL Since it followed such a dismal practice season, the suc- cess of the Heavies in the South Section was a pleasant sur- prise. Although they predictably lost to the section giants, Carmel and Rita, the Heavies were not without talent. Kevin Connors, Pat Henning, and Chuck Hrebic were all among the top ten scorers. Their third place finish was respectable in a very competitive league. And there were shades of glory as it seemed during the last few moments of the first tilt with Carmel that a great upset was in the making. The Lights utilized a combination of exceptional talent and fighting spirit to win the South Section crown in spite of a lackluster pre-season record. Under the leadership of their co- captains jerry Shannon and jim Stankiewicz, the Lights, at this writing, had all the qualities of a team ready for the league title. Moreover, the experienced and capable coaching of Mr. O'Malley were excellent reasons for such universal optimism. The Bantams and Flys responded well to their adept coach- ing by Br. Jackson with the Bantams turning in a fine record and both teams holding much promise for the future. Even Rita's giant hand had a hard time shooting around Sims. I04 Coach jim Lamkin imparts to his team some strategic advice during a crucial time-out. Despite a three-on-one situation, Hrebic makes it look easy. HEAVIEQ: TOP ROIVJ T. Booth, G. Perona, L. Moison, Farrell. SECOND ROW: J. Hoffman Cmanagerj, M. Hogan, S. Turner, S. McNamara, P. Henning. THIRD ROW: M. Walsh, F. Butler, 'R, Sims, M. O'- Neill E. Walton. KNEELING: K. Connors, M. Farrell fCo-captainsj. J! 9 z E. W K .M w :X 5 S... S S., km H QQ? 5 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPS TOP ROW: M. Fitzgerald fManagerj, L. Henning, R. Dolan, P. Gearty, J. Stanclring, M. Manzke T. Doherty, T. Hallberg. FRONT ROIV: M. Dorn fManagerj, C. Willinins, W. Campbell, J O Esposito, D. Finn, D. LeWald, Co-captains G. Shannon and J. Stankiewicz. Ll-:G 32 Munzke encourages another two-pointer. Aggressive play like this typical Shannon steal and layup brmlght the team all the way. Despite bold drives like this one by Jerry Shannon, the lights dropped this pre-season game against Gordon. Lewald pours in two more points during the Rice fiasco. Pursuit! Soups gets set to stuff an easy two against Rita's porous defense. I08 Standring makes it look easy from the high post While a Carmel defender already knows the nexitable, Gearty also knows that a gootl hot is like a taste of honey. Mr. O'Malley points out one of his teams rare defensive lapses. Lights 49 49 75 52 88 62 67 56 80 75 74 52 50 82 Hesitating just long enough, Stankiewicz hits as though alone, As league champs, jerry, jim, and company glory in front of the TV camera. ,W Q 5 LR '- of sEAsoN's RECORD 5 X Qfs 1 Lie--I-'f1Ui m Opposition . -.I L 7 St. Laurence -we ' iff, 5 Mt. Carmel I . IQ Hales ..... f Br. Rice .... . . Z Mendel ..... . . . ' St. Rita ...... . . . St. Laurence Q . Mt. Carmel it 5 7 Hales ..... ff I Br. Rice . , . . f. 5 Mendel . . . N. Q si. Rita 'X ' Q , Loyola .... ' ' A ' if 'Q' Weber . , . 5 W -5 I09 STANDING D johnson fmanagerj J Sexton T Krull I McNamara, A. Gill R Rlchards J Hallberg -I Hlckey KNEEL ING T Stapleton G Bracken K McPol1n D McGrath T Moodyg J. Fitzgerald A Truesdale fmanagerj lll 1 Free for all under the boards F' 'lS, . ,, ,,.,k,k.,,.1 ,SIIYW 3 C:--.. I Sr. Jackson instructs the Flys during a break in the Mendel game. in easy two for Fitzgerald with Hopkins ready for 16 unlikely rebound. 1, V..-- C if f 5 bl' With a grimace denoting maximum effort, Gill grabs an important rebound in the Laurence game. STANDING: B. Walsh, P. Gavin, M. Carroll, J. Hopkins, D. juraska, C. D'Amico, B. Connors, M. Flynn, A. Lane. KNEELING: M. Molloy, M. Dorn fmanagersj. WRESTLING Bill McDonough shows his opponent what it takes to win a Most Valuable Wrestler award. Directed by newly-arrived coach, Mr. F. McCann, this year's team compiled a fair record. The team got off to a uot-too-au- spicious beginning by falling to C.V.S., 40-8. The junior varsity put on an excellent showing against liarragut's varsity team, los- ing by only nine points. Carmel then fell to a hard fighting L-ion team, 27-11, and the Crusaders were crushed, 40-0. After incurring a loss by Mendel, the mat-men bounced back with victories over Calumet Q39-ij and Luther South C43-5j. In spite of some subsequent, hardfought defeats, the team members achieved many individual honors such as Bill McDonough's Most Valuable Wrestler award at the Carmel Tournament. Joe Casey rides O'Kane, one step in the acquisition of a first place at the Mike Murphy Tournament. Varsity Wrestlers with Br. K. C. Berndlmaier Cmoderatorj and Mr. F. J. McCann fcnachjz STANDING: E. Hermanowski, W. McDonough, R. Foertsch, W Rush, J. Byrneg KNEELING: T. Nugent, J. Meyers, K. McLurkin, 1. Casey, C. Pepe. R. Fulton, J. Clasby. H2 1 t Y . E., v V50 'iff .. . . T fill 'W i 'f L 0 V f I ARES -I , 1. V K 5 4 V wwe' .X M' C 2,21 0 ,Q jy it' Q . M 5 .1142 .. . aa. T F Q Vis' f ig N , Q 1 ' ' . ww X E I L gf Q e at . nr 'V if Q vi' O fi UFFQ1-.3 5 .V . . . , . off! ensmsit. 3 W f . 4 i, ,A .F 4 960 5 'lx A X , 6, fM?iETUpf,2l xx J junior Varsity: TOP ROIV. B, Sprangler, J. Lewandowski T. Garb, L. Dolan, G. Brid- ges. SECOND ROIV: T. Hy land, T. Lerner, J. Leutke- meyer, R. Madigan. KNEEL- ING: M. Cummings, M. CO5- tanzo, H. Colbert, J. Benton W. Banks. s1TT1NG.- B. Mcf Donald. W. Acas, M. Santee. Ehis Carmel wrestler is apprehensive at the thought of eing slammed to the mat by BillARush. Chuck Pepe impresses upon a Loyola boy that Leo men are not to be trifled with. 'ini-K Tom Russel blocks n rear arm, opposite leg while under the intent eyes of his teammates. II3 Senior Travelers: STANDING: J. Schultz, B. Bohlin, D. Greenock, W. Hixcn, J. Thiel, KNEELING: J. Carter, W. Gohr, T. Walton, W. Stabrawa, P. Bator. Make that only one order of fries! H4 ' Mr. Reinke discusses the problem of some not so sterling averages with J. Thiel. BOWLING Every Tuesday afternoon about sixty enthusiasts toted their books and bowling balls to Champion Lanes for some pleasant diversion from school work. Six senior and six junior intramural teams battled for first place honors, with each individual bowler vying for high game, series, or average trophy. Mr. Reinke's coaching spurred the travelers, the inter- school teams, to a mid-season record of 30-25 for the sen- iors, and 26-30 for the juniors. League secretary, Joe Thiel, kept the bowlers' averages and handicaps up to date and also managed all league business. Paul Fruy had the highest senior average of 175, while Paul Bator took high game honors with a 246 and high series with 61.5. joe Novak, a junior bowler, took all three honors with a 172 average, a 242 game, and a 585 series. The annual banquet at Mickleberry's was a fitting con- clusion to one of the scho0l's most enjoyable activities. mior Travelers: STANDING: R. Stabrawa, J. Phelan, J. Swidergal, J. Novak, P. Spat- Ore. KNEELING: J. hfitchell, R. Agnew, C. Furlong, N, McNamara, nl. Parker. 1. Farrell prematurely tastes the sweetness of victory fs Fancy footwnrk and that extra bit nf finesse is T. Arnesen's , specialty. J. Parker slwws superlative funn. II6 SWIMMING Starting in the latter part of September, the Leo swimming team began its long season which was to last until mid-March. The transfer of Br. McKenna to New York left the position of head coach to Br. G. G. Lindeman, a one-time member of the Leo swimming team. Once the teams were organized and practice schedules worked out, the season got into full swing. Under co-captains Frank Bressendorf and Joe Larmon, both varsity and junior teams maintained impressive records. Among the more notable victories were varsity championships in the Leo and St. Philip invitationals and j.V. championship in Leo's invitational. This year's diving team was again under the direction of Br. Millerg the divers added valuable points to those of the swimmers in each of the meets. Daily work- outs consisted in trampoline and board exercises. All of the divers gained price- less experience, and each showed a tremendous improvement as the season progressed. In its second year as an organized sport at Leo, the water polo team had a re- warding season. Although the teams suffered a losing record, the players and their coach, Br. Lindeman, gained both experience and enjoyment from this rugged Varsity: STANDING: M. Trent, W. Nie R. Stake, T. Sheehan, J. Larmon, J. Guer ther. SEATED: F. Bressendorf, J. Padou R. Grybauskas, K. Bonk, D. Morris, U Joyce. Kicking was an essential part of the dail Workouts. sport, Varsity swimmers Frank Bressendorf, Joe Guenther, Ken Bonk, Joe Larmon evidence tremendous enthusiasm as well as form. all eel - 3 FEET WNCHES Urrfullf rsity diver D. Gohr does his stuff at the old jackknife or forward e. Divers: D. Gohr. P. Sullivan, T. Gray, T. Conway, -T. Fahey XVhat Could be more refreshing than u quick kick in the Leo pool? iiii i H . 1, l 4 l X f,:, - y r we . an i,l' .. - . 1 ' ' ' ... - 1 Junior Varsity: TOP ROIV: T. Gacle, D. Puschak, R. Grybauskas, . Caesar, K. Carroll, G. Karr, R. Barton. THIRD ROIV: M. Boline, M. Moss, T. Condron, J. Kearns. FRONT ROU7: T. Alclerson, 1. Dillon, P. Leahy, K. D. Vish, L. Kurland. SECOND ROIV: M. Trent, A. Vaisius, L Schroeder J. Paclour, J. Fielding, M. Lepenske, H. Ritter Collins, T. Bulfin, B. Water Polo: W. Nied, J. Larmon, R. Grybauskas, D. Morris, F. Bres- sendorf, D. Vish, T. Gade, M. Trent, D. Joyce, J. Guenther awvfffzeliw-?i wm Leo swimmer R. Barton prepares to take the lead in his heat of the j.V. sixty yard freestyle. li 1 5 f MQ The good form necessary to competitive diving is shown by freshman J. Fahey, winner at the annual Leo Invitational. Seniors: J. Esposito, M. Casey, J. Standring, G. Perona, T. LaBedz. GOLF A dedicated group of golfers got an early start on this year's match and tournament schedule by taking advan- tage of the excellent fall weather. Br. Haggerty's tourna- ment hopes were placed mainly in seasoned veterans T. LaBedz, Esposito, and I. Standring with J. Brennan and D. Flynn providing promise among the juniors. One... 'I'w0,,, I lunior and sophomore hopefuls as Jictured during one of the many :ractice rounds last fall: STAND- 'NGJ J. O'Connor, D. Greenock, D. Gohr, J. Brennan. KNEELING: l'. McGrath, T. Conroy, D. Flynn. Three . . . FORE! 2 .is 1. Varsity: TOP ROIV: D. O'C0nnor, D. Corrigan, G. Sanford, M. Drey, W. Parsons, J. Palmisano, J. Heffernan, M. Eichhorn, I. Phinisee. MIDDLE ROW: J. White, C. Boskey, J. O'Hearn, J. Polo, J. Schatte, T. Pater, W. Yos, J. Schiola, J. Schranz, Br. Millington fCoachj. FRONT ROIV: J. Collado, T. Tansey, B. Daly, W. Connelly, K. Pientka, J. Hannon, XV. Dunstan. . 'fbias .gwgk Fi- I.eo's best distance runner shown winning the B, Dg1y'5 vault, xvhile not exactly 17 ft., is first heat in a half-mile race at Eckersall. grep in the fight direction, TRACK Last spring, Leo began another successful season at the All-Star Indoor Track Meet. The Lions finished Well in each of four other major meets: the Marquette Relays, in Milwaukee, the North-South Invitational Track Meet, the Junior and Senior Relays, and the junior and Senior City Track Meet. Coaches Br. Millington and Br. Beilen worked with a smaller team this year in hopes of giving more individual attention to each team member. Veterans M. Eichhorn, O'Hearn, L. McLurkin, T. Pater, and K. Pientka led the team at every meet. Sophomores: TOP ROIV: 1. Stafford, G. Ramirez, C. Martin, S. Piech, D. O'Brien, K, Daly, J. Luclisinger, B. Stankus, I.. Daly, T. O'Neil, II. Sullivan. MIDDLE ROIVJ D. Swanson, A. Block, Casey, V. Brewer. M. I-Iegeduis. bl. Giivslii, R. Frost. K. McCarthy. C. Messina. FRONT ROIV: C. Schultz, J. Davis, C. McClure, M. Collins, M. Adelphia, R. Schoen, K. McGuan, G. Loo. I20 - ri , swf 'wif an 'E' 'Kin Q ., K a X130 223 Girl -gsm TRACK 1 ' ,' A 2' K 253 gg a 1 N- RACK A f 'Q 1. 4 X f E - A Av : P13 Q U f 'mv' VE, W 4512! Us F5 ..g, '55, Varsity: TOP: R. Dolan, M. Eichhorn, J. Heffernan, J. O'Hearn, T. Pater, W. Yos. BOTTOM: W. Connelly, K. Pientka, M. Collins, J. Collado. Sparked on by Brothers Millington and Bielen, their outstanding coaches, the cross country teams were most successful. Despite poor backing by the student body, the junior team took the Catholic League city title, and the senior team copped third place. Congratulations to teams and coaches for their fine showing and especially to Tim Pater, who set a junior varsity meet record of 10:55 at the Pius XI Invitaional in Milwaukee with 102 runners competing. A. Hegeduis and D. Nelson put in a good showing at the Novice City Championship at Riis Park. 1 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPS Mr. jack Bolton, assistant coach, and Br. Bielen, coach, surround co-captains C. McClure and A. Kukulski holding the South Section and Catholic League first place team trophies. Sophomores: TOP: J. Stafford, T. O'Neill, A. Hegeduis, R. Feltz, D. O'Brien M. Manzke, F. Zeiger, D. Murphy, G. Patras. BOTTOM: F. Melman, J. Davis, M. McDonald, J. Casey, K. McCarthy, A. Block, C. McClure, K. McGuan. F. Alston, followed by R. Hammond passes runner in the South Section Novice event. -K l l l f' H ' With R. Dolan heading the group in the background, E. Banks puts on a burst of speed passing teammate J. Collado, and sets his sights on the lead position. an unshod Marist I23 Freshmen: TOP: R. Hammomd, K. McPolin, D. Murphy, F. Blackburn, F. Alston, D. Loth, D. Nelson, J. Szcznesiak. BOTTOM: L. Nelligan, T. McElligott, R. Clayborne, G. Klein, M. Hasset, W. Milton, R. Meyers, A. Bedalow. J. O'Hearn passes a Mendel runner in the Senior Novice race at the City Champ- ionships and finally crosses the finish line. l24 'fteftff , ,rpm , . ,rri -ff V 1 in ,, 4 L A typical position for Tim Pater-at the head of the pack, this time in the ci1 finals. l -.Q Q' 1-:' F Fw 'j '?' ,Sl w .E . .k , 1 L I H. Cooper X . . Bresseudorf 1- -..,,, Cgmpbell fgsnu R. Chappell Hi Al? I qs!! T. Garb J. DeGiacomo l 'Q sn, 5 1 1 L R. Farrell M. Genge Guenther I P. Kelly Tvs W. Khczerpa l26 l 9- A! M Lim J Lattyak 1. McGrath ,jar . I 1' J. Stankiewicz Prosser Q: I. Purcell IU' Stake HONOR GRADS R. Watts I. Walsh Winkelman Club . Club . . . . 8-13 . 119 Honor Grads ........ 126-127 ' Club Oriole . . . . . Poster Club . . . 11l1g1ous f Seruors Sophomores . Student Aid . . Swimming . . . Track ...... .. ..... . 125 . . 44-so ,,, as 82-85 66-67 80-81 51-56 . . 71 INDEX 1. ,s 1 ' 'F 4- xv J. -,, 17- V 1, r' f '- '.A 3 ' . .1 7 ins.--.gy Q 1 - awk '-. ' ' X .fi 1 A 1 ,V 1. . .. N 141' fit T ,ia riff. Sz ', ,WL - .' I H! ,wk gf., .K gut, LQ' ff, 5 . reg.: H ' X ul ' + Q ,I-, w Q. 'Q . .1-' 4 -4' ' 3- ,,, , -.,..-. ,,,,,+-.4:J.,. .. ., 1-V-Iv
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