Lourdes High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

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The death never leaves forever. It returns in a few months. But if there were not This death The new life would be Choked out. 4.15, -:Sing ll .H V V . ' - 4 awww 'fi Thdff lfmaiy Ieafrri in my oWhA 'l i fe, and awaywfrom home and friends what the heart4is1 fj- Y - andwhatkit feeilsg, 41 ' . J ' J,amQs ,joybe A PORTRAIT OF THEQARTIAST .A AS AYOUNGMNIAN 7 L TO R CTOP ROW7: Paul Theobald, Dan Miller, Pete L TO R CBOTTOIVI ROW7: Mike Barnes, Kevin Kelly, John Gathje, Tom Taylor, Dan Liberko. Byrne, Chris Nliller, Paul Kiauda Coach Nlyron Glass, ' HARRIERS LOG HUNDREDS OF-MlLES T e Crossfcountry' is a. tough sport. Those who train seriously for it'run,hundreds of miles during the -seasong some are miles of pain, some miles of pleasure, some a mixlzure of1both. - Most of the 1973 Lourdes harriers knew this before the season began. Theyhad miles' of experience behind them. They knew about the setbacks and satisfactions of running, but thellnewcomers, soon found .many dreams unattainableg Under first year Coach Myron Glassthe Eagles- finished 19th at the St. Olaf Invitational. It was a rebuilding y-ear forthe Eagles. With prom- ising newcomers like Dan Liberlco,' Chris lVIiIler and Pa'ul,,Klauda.the Eagles ,stand sa good chance of 'a better:fha'n average team next year. Veteran juniors Pete Gathje and Kevin Kelly will be the nucleus. , H 1973 co-captains Paul Theobald and T om' Taylor, along with veterans John' Byrne and Den Miller can only -look 'back and remember the miles-- pleasurable and painful. l , ' Tom Nobrega CROSS COUNTRY TEAIVL- ROW ONE.: Paul Theobald TWO: Shaun Palmer, Nlike Barnes, Steve Otto, Dan Liberko, Paulf Klauda THREE: Brian Harrison, Kevin Kelly, Pete Gathje, Dave Wood, Brent Hanf, Chris Miller FOUR: Dan lVliller, John Byrne, ,Tom'Taylor, Tom Lance, Tom Nliller FIVE: Torn Wente, Tim Aney . ELIEYF TMARKSKESFND r TOUGH SEASSQJN RIGH,T:SCoach-Joe -Mayer drills instructions at players. BELOW: Senior team members Greg Albe-rlzs, Mike Brengrnan, MairkADaly, Pat Devney, Joe Frear, ,Tim Kelley, Kevin Kolb, Risk Lee, Dan Morse, ,Dari'Pesch, Mike Reed, Paul Sandberg, Ruin Sehweihi, Bruce Stolp, Jerry Stone. I , f , ' 1 - i , , . : THE -1973-LOURDES VARSTTY FOOTBKAL L' TEAM. ROW ONE: Dan Zernan, Tom Decker, Mark Sparks, Joe Stanislav, -Jerry Stone Bruce, Stolp, Pal Daly, Jerry Kuisle, 'Tom Wolf, Bob Kennedy Steve Ohly, Terry Ramirez, fl'WO: Tim M,arx,,'Bob Reitemeier, Tom Smith, John Harty, Jack Holt, Dave Peach, Joe Frear, Tom Ryan, John Brlese, Tim Kelley, 'Russ Schweihs, Team Manager, Tim Chrysler. W - 4 I I THREE: Coach DGUHISKNIQOH, -Alan' Chrysler, Dan Pesch, Kevm Kolb, Steve Kocer, Paul Sandberg, Tom Ni gon, Richard Woodruff, 'Mark' Daly, Bernie Blee, Joe Bartoletti, Terry Ryan, Dan Morse, Head' Coach Joe Mayer. 'FO'UR:eCoach Dave Jewison, Coach Nick Kroska,,iTirn Mic-ek, Mike Brengman, 'Greg Alberts, Pat Devney, Mi ke,Reed, Mark Harrison, Rick Lee, Tim Ferguson, Pat Sandberg, Jeff lfisciher, Coach Marv,Peiers, Coach Jim Rogahn. Bf'SQUAD Fo0TB4A.EL4T.EA'Mg 'ROW ONE: Pat Daly, Dennis TWO: coach Jim RoQgahn,YSl:eve only, Gf9gVlVlU9H9Y,,TOlT'l Ryan, Heppelmarm, Terry' Ramirez, Mike Gilles, Dan Chrysler, Zach Steve Alberts, Tim Ferguson, Tim'Brovvnell, Mark Harrison, Joe Klaus, Steve Kolb, Jerry Kyuiisle, Dave Pesch, Bartoletti, Tom Nigon,,1Terry Ryan, John Briese. FRESHIVIEN-FOOTBA LL TEAIVI. R.0VllONE: Jim Gander,,lVlarty THREE: Greg Dickhut, Steve Kalgren, Nlike Kocer, Mike Ross- Kulsle, Johndensen, Dave'Sparks, Dave Rqffalo, Craig Freeman, man, Bill Gosse, Slzeve Dorschner, Tom Roetz-leir, Norb Nigon, Ron Reinhart, Mark Kolb, Jim,K'eIley, TW-Oi Bob Perry, Hciward Coach Nlarv Peters, FOUR: Sleveilvliller, Bob Kennedy, John StQlp,'Pete Rens, lVlilce1VChapp'uis, John' Zabel, Kevin VO'lVlarro, Kasner, Bill Hol lenho'r.st, J-ack Bantley, Joe Adams, Rick Dave Mueller, Gl1arli'el Lance. ' . y '- - l lVlcGarth, Tom Sobeck. , - . V 11 In the 1972 season, the LHS football team reached the pinnacle of success - an undefeated state championship team. Few expected the '73 unit to mat-ch predecessors, 'but no one predicted LHS would plummet to its poorest gridiron' record in recent memory. Theseason 'opened with ga resounding 6-0 victory over the giants of Lake Mills.. The Israelites vs. the Philistinesall 'over again. The Eagles were confidentp two weeks seemed too long to wait as the gridders faced Paceliti, an intense rival. At the final the'Shamrock: emotional edge showed an the scoreboard. , Homtecomfing pageantryaandf excitementlfollowed. Again the Eagles got to a quick start butsagged izoqdefeatlatihe hands of, St. Thomas. 'The following twocontestsgave the Eagrles a convincing victory over the cella.r'1dwel.Iers. off the CCG., De La Salley and Northfield. The record was 3e2iwith threetough Conference games'remain'ing. e ' Cretin came at -LHS like 'Teddy VRoosevel,t's Rough 1 Riders. The Eagles 'could handle the soft words, but when the big stick appeared. the tiredfteam was hammered. ' ' A e V AgainstiBeinilde thegriddersfplayed 'Fthe worst game initen years, according. to Coach Mayer.. The last chance to salvage the season came in the final game vs. HiIl -Murray.The. LHS nohuddle offense made a Chinese fire ldrillf look- Iikethhe e Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. But it worked fand'1theAEagles racked up 30 points. Unfortunately a weary defense gave up 33 points. - ' Relief marked the endlof the season.The underclassmen looked for- ward to '74 with ,a vow tozdo better. A retiring 'senior gridderoffered this insight, Losing is paradoxicalp' youmust learn to hatecit, but it must also be accepte.d'..I'fhinli weall learned from the latter. t T I it i V t -Tim Marx i E E if! l A, 9 Y .qv v ,,x. .ar- :xi I ff. 8 w , i A ' Lfz-sf , . if C A 1 2? Q' N397 5 p w ,Q-as f -Q 1 - K, 1 - ' l Sf . E Y x . a L N ' 4 Z 'im .J F ' . .s- , ,,., fr A 1, 54 M' , n 4 f X I ,- J' I ,UI ' Lufrzlfpi ,,,, , ,,, .,,. , ..,, ,.,, A X ,WJ . Mwqwnsmiiieuii K K, an I ,,,, sg, vzfw,-,fa ' N Wi' if IU W SEN 'f . Gi s 6 I t ex ' - 1' -ul i,, i ,, H MECOMINCJ or 1973 J .lsitmore ' i a 1' . W g r Than the timeffor a foofcioall game a. . . V i .ls itgmjore - 4 - V ,f ' Than a Season for cheers and- parades . . ll A A Does iizlack the meaning i l' T Origii1nallyiha'dT.i . .V ' e ' Has ilbalways been what it is today . Q It is a tradition dead Q 1 r Q ' a e Unless it fgstersgfrienclship' e n Or brings all involved loan understanding f A v n ,Not yet realized' am-ong themselvesg ' ' ' 'The Class of F74 presents ' Y 'l'he,Homecomingg ofgi19i73., ' 14 is x 'M Q mm: .,,,.q, if ,A-'fZ ' K' l ff - uf! 'H E 0+ I if 52 . 5,3 QQ :Q g W , '31 if 5 Q g,yiC g:x:. R. f Q sf 1 I f Q -X i K X 0. R, . vt s X F ,L Z,ZL,4 7 ,,., 'ig . .1 5, ,.. -- A Zvzzw ---. uw ML- fi? , ' 1 9 e fl. -- 1 Q , ' ' ..z, lf: ki I H K z fu ..., MMV: , 33 -.m ,1 'W ...gg aw- 1, 6 5 LL'l fy , nailz ? ' ,, gpm , L. -1, ,..:- i ' 5, ,, 5 5 idk, ,El . ,f 1.5 - A 5, W , - f 5 72 lf , .gi-Q: in ,Q Wg ,..' 5 lifiiffi, 11 1 Q L . , . ijkryaiig- A was ' ' , A, TT Q mwifi ,rm ml-- fw 1, W 'ftf , X A fx:-ill.-w fgwf' . 4 . Q f' 'ff f . ' Ng '1-Q - ..:. 7 ,153 f V fb The corn on the cob was delicious. CHaef? lt brought the school a little closer at times, widened the gaps at other times. llVlike Reed? Game was a bummer cuz the homecoming atmos- phere was gone by lVlonday night. CSharon Kiely? The dance was bad. The band played what sounded like country-rock. CTim Ferguson? The float building is a real experience. Ueff Korsmo? The homecoming crowd should be more than cheer- leaders, band, drill team, and a handful of kids from each class. CKathy Frego? lVlayer's boys played a good game even though they Iost. CTerry Quirin? VVe have more activities in one week than we have in three months. lIVlary Clare Baldus? With this being my last homecoming I'm probably more inclined to sentimentalize over it than under- classmen. CBrian Harrison? You got to know peopleyou didn't know. CKaren Bartoletti? Can't wait til next year! llVlary Lindberg? 17 UNDEFEATED NETTERS ALMOST TAKE STATE Nine girls, an eager coach and a tennis court produced an almost championship tennis team last fall. The girls' team had its first year of play at LHS in '74. Undefeated in all its meets, the team worked out every day getting ready for State. But afirst place title was just out of reach. Commented Coach Sherman, We were so close to being the State champs I almost cried! With no seniors on any of the top four teams, next year could pose even more of a challenge. Hopefully, we can schedule more Big Nine Conference schools. As of right now we need competition on a weekly basis. We have a lot of talented, hard working athletes, a real coach's dream! Next year, without a doubt, the second place State team will be back for another season of smashing lobs, service aces and aggravating drop shots. -Sara Kelly Sue Carpenter Sharon Kiely 18 Kathy Lee Lisa Kearns l ' Q A S l 5 Betty Sue Horan Julie Macken 19 Peggy Kelly Sara Kelly We don't know what Your destiny will be, but one thing we know. The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. Albert Schweitzer Father Joseph Cashman: Principal Nlr. Joseph Nlayer: Assistant Principal, Miss Patricia Poltz Language Department Business Department, Football Coach French Club Adviser 1 l l , W X. .,,, Wai., ,Q K fa 'if M, ' , ,W fm, -...MN 4 Mr V '--va..,,. ,ff W .MA M---WM a fe-ww . I y,yi M., Sister Rita Brom: Art Department, Prom Nlr. James Rogahn: Biology and Social Adviser Science Departments, Student Council Adviser, Wrestling Coach 20 Sister Diane Ruppert: Business Department, Newspaper Adviser Mr. Marv Peters: Social Studies Depart- ment, Hockey Coach Miss Catherine Mielke: Language Depart- ment, French Club Adviser Mr. Dennis Nigon: Religion Department, Athletic Director 21 Sister Rosita Krzmarzick: Math Department Father Tom Jennings: Religion Depart ment, Missions Moderator Nlr. Edward Sye: English Department, Drama Director Mr, Gene Wente: Science Department, Science Club Adviser Sister Lorenzo Thyken: Math Depart- Mr. Gene Eiden: Music Department, ment Hi-Lighters Director Miss Barbra Olson: Religion and Social Sister IVlona Reis: Nlath Department, Studies Departments Drill Team Adviser 22 Sister Patricia NIcGill: Business Depart- IVlr. Jeff Brengman: Music Department, ment, Honorary Religion Department Triple Trio Director, Drama Coach Father Donald Lovas: Religion Depart- Sister Nlarie Nord: Biology Department ment, Ski Club Adviser, Golf Coach 23 Nlr, Dave Jewison: English and Lan- guage Departments, Track Coach Nlr. Nicholas Kroska: English Depart- ment, Assistant Coach Sister Geneva Gorgo: English Depart- ment, Yearbook Adviser Sister Wanda Scherer: Business Depart- lVlrs. Delores Libera: Language Depart- ment ment, Spanish Club Adviser IVlr. Dick Sherman: Social Science Department, Girls Basketball and Tennis Coach Sister Georgiana Cashman: Science Department 24 Father James Hennessey: Religion Department Sister Bibiana Lewis: Science Depart- ment Mrs. Janet Engels: Home Economics Department Mrs. Millie Connelly: Food Service Mr. Gerald Hrabe: English and Social Science Departments 6 Mrs. Eileen Holkstad: Food Service 25 Mrs, Peg Roeder: Bookkeeper Sister Kathleen Niehoff: Home Economics Department IVlr. 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Upon it were placed weeks filled with practice, some good, some very bad. Each practice saw Joan CDeo Timmermanl thrown about by Papa Arc Clvlike Reecl, burned at the stake by the executioner CBrian Harri- lsonl, and harrassed by the lnquisitor CHenry Brome - amp? . Spread over the surface wasa script 9yJean Anouilh, which raises a serious question to twose who 1earc as well as saw the play: ls lVlan, as Joan says, 'tie greatest miracle of God?' or is we as the Promoter ClVlark Nluellerl tells us, . . . not aut sin ant lust! The work was completec . On November 15 twe cast and crew presented it to the general public for in- spection. t was acceptec . On Nlovemoer 18 tie work was cisassemolec , making way for another c1allenge. Sl .3 I ,I 17 1 72325 l til, M y,rl3,ii ,.,.,., sw, s, l, , gf T. A f ,ffl 'Y r iv zvffsagsfzz ' 1 2 5 1:31 if .v E all t 5 if T f s ,ri 3 ts f f uybl . a l ,lf rrrr tal an T any 48 CTGVV PUB LICITY Cheryl Rockenbach Monie Overkamp Barb Kennedy PROPS Sheila Ward Kathy Frego Sue Meyer Liz Kopischke Monica Schmidt Mary Bruns Sue Voss Lisa Kearns Diane Krolak Joann Devney Ann Gasner Vicki Vessey Ellen Frego Mary Dee Cathy Majerus Sharon Heinzelman Cathy Schenk Liz Pesch LIGHTING SOUND Steve Lawler Della Lisi Rick Bartoletti Mike Charron cast WARWICK CAUC HON JOAN JOAN'S FATHER JOAN'S MOTHER JOAN'S BROTHER THE PROMOTER THE INQUISITOR BROTHER LADVENUE ROBERT DE BEAUDRICOURT AGNES SORREL I THE LITTLE QUEEN CHARLES QUEEN YOLANDE IVIONSIEUR DE LA TREIVIOUILLE ARCHBISHOP OF REIIVIS CAPTAIN LA HIRE EXECUTIONER ENGLISH SOLDIER SCRIBE' LADIES OF THE COURT VILLAGE WOMEN IVIONKS, SOLDIERS, COURTIERS 49 SET CONSTRUCTION Mike Charron Rick Bartoletti Jim Ward Mike Ryan Tom Miller Cyd Weiland Steve Lawler POSTERS Henry Bromelkamp Viike Ryan Chris Manahan Deb Timmerman V ike Reed Amy Hollenhorst IV ike Haggerty Iilark Mueller Henry Bromelkamp Viike Charron Bob Reitemeier Nola Myers V artha Bowman Rick Bartoletti Sue Reitemeier Tom Smith David Kortz Tim Marx Brian Harrison Jack Holt Tim Weiland Pat Reeves Mary Jo Herman Cyd Weiland Jane Baldus Anita Lisi Rick Lee Jerry Stone Tom IVIiIIer Tim Chrysler Y .Q ge STUDENT COL NCIL Homecoming week 1973 . . . Teen Corps Trees of Hope project . . . untested Student-Faculty Advisory Board . . ., overworked Student Ac- tivities Council . . . The Last Chance Computer Dating Dance . . . NAACP Project TogetI1erness . . . mixers .. . and the usual... Shrubs . . . llllore shrubs . . . Christ- g mas trees . . . Wildlife shelter . . . Green machine. CWA A prime mover in making the oldest sport a new attraction at LHS . . . Keeping scores, books, and time --keeping inter- est alive . . . Growing fast-- climbing higher than TWA. CONSERVATION CLUB 52 l r SCIENCE CLUB Organization . . .Chicago t' D's- rip . . . i organization . . . Hiber- nation . . . Revival . . . Light show . . . And the future'?-- no limit! FRENCH CLUB Bikes . . . Pere Noel , . . candy-filqec sioes . . . crepes fora dime . . . c'est avie! EAGLE The L.H.S. Junior Eagle has finally come of age. The Eagle straightened out its wings this yearand flewweekly offthe press and into the hands of some three hundred students and faculty. The Eagle has taken every form the mimeograph could produce with some astonishing results. Dave Kortz and Henry Bromelkamp ran the press while Cheryl Rockenbach lent a helping hand. All three were under the guiding e e of Sister Diane who had weekly nervous breakdxbwns. Every Friday three familiar voices could be heard in Room 212. Voice 1--Let's see. We have two hours to get it started and finished. Voice 2--No, only one hour. Today we have short- ened mods. Voice 3--But how far can we stretch one advertise- ment for a bake sale? Voice 1--Oh, about two pages. Despite these setbacks, The Eagle was always published. In between classes and over lunch, with the same problem each week: where to find some articles to print. Although this problem will most likely never be solved, creditgoesto the people ofL.H.S. fortheir very slow but evergrowing support of The Eagle . YEARBOOK PUBLISHES 1974 EDITION 1 . Eagle co-publishers, C he ry l Rockenbach, Dave Kortz, and Henry Bromelkamp, weekly strug- gled with shortages of articles and irritable type- writers. 2. Sister Geneva Gorgo worked as well as advised. 3. Si 4. Who stuck us here?We did! 5 . Sports copyists, Tom Wolf, Tim Nlarx, and Tom Nobrega relied on their extensive sports knowledge to get the job done. 6. Joe Frear compiled sport pages. 7. Teresa Donovan and Chris Klauda pose for a job well done. 8. Zach Klaus, Steve Lawler, Doug Cranston, and Dave Doty show talent in pho- tography. 9. Undergraduate-Graduate staff added new look to yearbook. 54 ,.,,..WHw.,m. 5 he 1 1 I l CHEERLEADERS GOLF B-SQUAD WRESTLING BASKETBALL W HOCKEY d ...H '...G dR'h...C DRI U- TEAM 'ECE .SS . . . HZZn?Cf?Q'n.g. . andElIg:1'tfLm?'gicgt SMILEEM 57 BAND SENIORS: Patty Burke Larry Dose Kay Eiden Dick Haefner Margret Kerr Carmen King Ann Macken Matt Moran Nancy Naylor Barb Nigon Ann O'Marro Dan Pesch Mike Reed Rita Sell Pat Staley Tom Taylor Sheila Ward JUNIORS: Rick Bartoletti Becky Connelly Cathy Cox Kathy Dickhut Monica Donovan Terri Doran Ken Dose Anne Herdina James Heydon Bob Hughes Sharon Kiely Chris Klauda Dave Kortz Dave Krolak Shelley Kroska Jim Ludowese Mary Mahoney Nola Myers Doug Mulvihill Betty Renner Maria Resner Nancy Rian Katie Rolstad Tom Smith Muff Stewart Marianne Wente Annette Wilkus Sue Zabel SOPHOIVIORES: Mary Bruns Maureen Byrne Sue Carpenter Mary Dee Teresa Donovan Ann Galuska Catherine Gray Anne Heydon Betty Sue Horan Kris Jensen Sara Jo Kelley Michelle Kroska Ann Macken Chris Miller Brian Moran Patrick Moran Doug Mulvihill Barb Nigon Tom Nigon Dan Pesch Mike Reed CHEERLEADERS B-SQUAD Kim Bartholomew Maureen Byrne Marcie Cronin Mary Macken Becky Mueller Jane Theobald BASKETBALL Molly Daly Kay Eiden Cheryl Elpert Ann Macken Kathy Radio Nancy Rian FOOTBALL Margie Cashman Cathy Derouin Barb Heinz Ann Macken Kathy Radio Marianne Wente HOCKEY Mary Jo Cronin Cathy Derouin Barb Heinz Nola Myers Maria Resner Rita Sell WRESTLING Margie Cashman Kitty Chisholm Cathy Cox Cathy Mueller Marianne Wente Mary Zirbes CHORUS BOYS CHORUS Mike Brengman John Briese Henry Bromelkamp 58 Bethann Doty Gwen Dukart Julie Elwood Katy Ferguson Ellen Frego Nancy Frego Liz Friederichs Debbie Fujan Sue Furr Mary Hafner Sharon Heinzelman Mary Jo Herman Delores Kellerman Lori Krzmarzick Anita Lisi Becky Meyer Laurie Probst Lynn Rasmusson Pat Reeves Kathy Schmidt A Shereen Solinger Debbie Steck Margot Storti Mona Stevermer Margaret Techau Deb Timmerman Kim Toogood Vicki Vessey Sue Voss Michelle Walz INSTRUMENTAL Diane Briese Denise DelMedico - Katy Ferguson Bill Hollenhorst Delores Kellerman Lori Krzmarzick Anita Lisi Tom Nigon Monica Overkamp Lauria Probst Pam Reinhart Jim Ward GIRLS CHORUS JUNIOR-SENIOR Cindy Arnold Connie Benson Kathy Frego Carol Frey Julie Grakarkiewicz Paula Hicks Theresa Jensen Janeen Jereczek Nancy Kirkof Nancy Kleist Karen Kuisle Kathy McGovern Mary Lou Mesarchik Lynne Mahlum Monica Overkamp Kathy Radio Pam Reinhart V Monica Roetzler Monica Schmidt Ann Sheehan Julie Sibley Laurie Stern Roxanne Stockinger Julie VanKirk NHXED ENSEMBLE: Martha Bowman Mike Brengman Henry Bromelkamp Mary Canfield Mike Charron Christine Frey Bill Hollenhorst Dave Kortz Connie Malgarino Dan Miller Pam Reinhart Katie Rolstad Mike Ryan Julie Sibley TRWLETRW: Suzanne Classen Katy Ferguson Kathy Frego Carol Frey Julie Grabarkiewicz Lisa Kearns Alida Koreski Joan Lacher Lynne Mahlum Laurie Probsl: Laurie Stern Deb Timmerman Michelle Walz CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN: Kathy Konzen Ann Gasner Laurie Resner SOPHOMORE: Paul Klauda Elissa Wente Teresa Donovan JUNWR: Bob Reitemeier Cathy Cox Tim Marx FRENCH CLUB: Cindy Arnold Mary Clare Baldus Naomi Black Lori Bode Linda Canfield Sue Carpenter Cheryl Cox Mary Dee Katy Ferguson Paula Flicker Cathy Friederichs Janet Fritsche Becky Hahn Ann Heydon Kathy Jordan Barb Kennedy Chris Klauda Liz Kopischke Mark Kolb Lita Lawler Mary Lindberg Della Lisi Connie Malagrino Sheila McNary Mary Lou Mesarchik Liz Pesch Laurie Probst Pat Reeves. Maria Resner Peggy Riley Monica Roetzler Cindy Schaefer Pat Schaefer Shereen Solinger Cathy Stellpflug Mary Utz Giovanna Valdettaro Sue Voss Carol Weis Diane Weis GWA: Cindy Berry Jeanne Clark Celeste Cox Katy Ferguson Kathy Frego Roberta Gadient Mary Geisinger Jane Harlan Kathy Jordan Cindy Jordan Lorraine Klaus Karen Kuisle Mona McGee Nancy Naylor Barb Ohly Ann O'Marro Julie Palmer Cheryl Rockenbach Ann Sheehan Cathy Stellpflug Patty Zabel Mr. Jerry Hrabe Sr. Marie Nord Sr. Diane Ruppert Cathy Cox Chris Manahan YEARBO0K:' Mary Clare Baldus Henry Bromelkamp Linda Canfield Doug Cranston Mary Dee Teresa Donovan Dave Doty Theresann Feind Mike Haggerty Janeen Jereczek Barb Kennedy Zach Klaus Liz Kopischke Steve Lawler Chris Manahan Tom Miller Monica Schmidt Cyd Weiland CAC-ER VICTCRYZ SECOND IN STATE The 1973-74 Lourdes basketball season was interesting to say the least. Three starters from last year's state champion team seemed to promise Coach Jerry Fogarty an oth e r successful year. After racking up several difficult victories the Eagles finally fell to Benilde. They never really recovered after that and they began to fall behind the other CCC contenders. Lourdes ended its CCC play in sixth place. However LHS did pick up for the tour- naments. Eagles provided easy wins over Edgerton Southwest Christian and Sleepy Eye St. lVlarys. Then came the Region 6 championship game against Austin Pacelli. LHS and Pacelli fans came out in full force. The Lourdes Band and fans out-yelled the green to put the Eagles in the state tournament for the second consecutive year. LHS was riding high as it defeated St. John Prep and lVlankato Loyola in the opening and semi-final rounds. Now the stage was set for the state championship bat- tle. St. Paul Cretin was the definite favorite for the title. It had finished in first place in the CCC and had played a tight disciplined brand of basketball. LHS managed to stay with C reti n all the way up until the opening minutes of the second half. From then on it was all Cretin. Later, Eagle Coach Jerry Fogarty took the blame for the loss. But LHS fans and players had nothing but praise for the Coach who had taken them to two state championship games in two years. Dan Pesch and Paul Theobald 1. LHS forward Tom Lance accepts second place state trophy, 2, DeLa Salle players can only watch as Paul Theobald bids for two. 60 l 1. Tim Aney observes Torn Lance's technique in Conference victory over Hill-Nlurray. 2. Tom Wente and Tom Lance provide stubborn defense against Cretin cager.3,IViark Daly and Dave Wood put move on stunned opponent, 61 1. Mark Nlilkanin looks for opening around St. Thomas opponent, 2,Jim Bantley puts up shot over Pacelli defender in region play. 3. Tim Aney and John Henry position themselves for possible rebound. 4. All-State center Tom Wente at- tempts shot in state championship tilt. THE 1974 LOURDES VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. TWO: Team manager Brent Hanf, Bob Reitemeier, Mark ROW ONE: Dave Krolak, Phil Benson, Tom Lance, Paul Daly, Manager Gary Sorrell, Dave Wood, John Henry, Theobald, Tim Aney, Tom Wente, Jeff Fischer, Jim Mark Milkanin, Manager Dan Bromelkamp. Bantley. , 53 ' L. 5532 pr 255553 E2 E B-SQUAD-BA SKET BA L L TEAM: ROW ONE: Tom TWO:Team Manager Curt Geisinger, Mike Zeman, Chris Nigon, Tom Ryan, Mark Harrison, Dan Muyres, Terry Miller, Jay Evjen, Pat Daly, Mike Steier, Manager Pat Ryan, Terry Ramirez, Steve Alberts. Barnes, Coach Myron Glass. E 4 ri 'as ef, FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM. R O W O NE: Team Manager M i ke Haggerty, Mark McCoy, John Jensen, Greg O'Byrne, Norb Nigon, Greg Dickhut, Pat Moran, Howie Stolp, Manager Tim Crysler. TWO : Coach Chuck Willinghanz, Bill Hollenhorst, Charlie Lance, Greg Rowekamp, Tom Sobeck, Bob Kennedy, Wally Arnold, Jack Bantley, Manager Kevin Regnier. GIRLS SCCRE UNDEFEATED SEASCJNQ DROP TITLE What can you say about the Lourdes Girls Bas- ketball team tbesides the fact that they're the best looking athleticteam in the whole schooll? During their third year as a team the girls con- tinued a winning streak thatended in a Lourdes record of 37 straight games. The team was un- defeated in its regular season and fell only to women referees and the illegitimate incorpora- tion of ABA rules at the first official state in- dependant girls basketball tournament. This season may have ended on adisappointing note, but the team vows to get revenge next year! When asked to comment on this year's season, lVlr. Sherman, the girls' illustrious and mag- nanimous coach replied, ln a way, thinking about next year ca rr i e s more interest to me. lVlaybe its because I believe history never re- peats itself Clt certainly better notll. The en- tire team is looking forward to regaining its ffl ranking in lVlinnesota Girls Basketball. 1. Sharon Kiely adds anoth- er point to the LHS score. 2. The proud possessors . . . Pam Sparks, Mary Smith, Terri Doran and Coach Dick Sherman. 3. Some basket- ball greats: Rita Sell, Kay Eiden, Colleen Ryan and Sharon Kiely. Kathy Lee THE 1974 LOURDES VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAIVI. TWO: Cathy IVIueIIer, Elissa Wente, Kay Eiden, Christine ROW ONE: Jane Theobald, Colleen Ryan, Paula Hicks, Frey, Kathy Lee, Rita Sell. Nancy Kleist, Colleen Lawler, Sharon Kiely. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL TEANI: ROW ONE: Debbie TWO: Kim Bartholomew Jolene Byrne, Julie Fujan, Kristie Ramirez, Lori Bode, Laurie Resner, Vehrenkamp, Jean Theobald, Mary Jo Weis, Becky Ivlaureen Byrne, lVIarcie Cronin. IVIuelIer. 65 LHS SIX GETS STATE MEET SPOT Exultation , , , excitement. . . disgust , , , three words that sum up the pucksters 73-74 season. Exultation within the players and fans when the pucksters became the first Rochester hockey team in 26 years to reach a state tourna- ment. Excitement was brewing in the crowd as the Eagles went into yet another overtime against St, Bernards, Dis- gust was evident in the painful loss against Blake in the State Tourney, The Eagles, under new coach Marv Peters, had a right to be optimistic this season, They had a powerful group of seniors, some hard hitting, such as Bruce Stolp and some high scoring, such as Tim Kelley, LHS started the season with a hard loss to Albert Lea. Af- ter a few mediocre games, the pucksters bounced back with a powerful win over Brady, 5-2, This, according to Coach Peters, was one of the best efforts up to that point in the season. The Eagles after two well-played loses to Hill-Nlurray and Cretin went into the Christmas layoff, Lourdes started w e I I after the rest when they defeated Rosemount 6-5. January was a winning month, the Eagles compiled a 3-2 record. From February 8-16 the Eagles played seven games. It was a tough, grueling eight days, but the team came out on top with a 4-3 record, LHS now faced regional tournaments, The pucksters were to skate against an old foe, Shattuck. The game was a thriller, with four minutes and four seconds left Mark Quirin, assisted by Tim Kelley, made a perfect goal. The Eagles and four busloads of fans went to state tourna- ment where some people said they didn't belong. The pucksters sought to prove these critics wrong, but were unable to do so in a crushing loss to Blake, 12-1. In the second round, Lourdes met a strong Duluth-Cathedral, The Eagles played gallantly but suffered a hard defeat of 3-1, The pucksters finished with a respectable 13-10-1 record and a better than average record in the tough Central Catholic Conference, they came a long way since their first season four years ago. Tom Wolf and Tom Nobrega Kelley Only LHS Skater On All-CCC Tim Kelley has led the hockey team in scoring since his freshman year. This year he broke the Rochester scoring record in prep hockey with 111 points over four years. Kelley scored 69 career goals and 61 assists for 130 points. He was named to the CCC team in 1973 and 1974. .Mx 1. Tim Kelley skates for control of the puck. 2. Tim Brownell looks for a possible goal. 3. Tom Kane ma- neuvers for a crack at another goal. 67 1. Mark Quirin does some fancy footwork around a disabled goal ie opponent. 2. Mark Sparks scores a point for the home team. in-.A HOCKEY TEAM. ROW ONE: Dave Sparks, Rick Lawler, Darby Smith, Russ Schweihs, Jim Kelley, Bruce Stolp, Tom Wolf, Mark Sparks TWO: Sean Canney, Mark Quirin, Tim Kelley, Jeff Korsmo, Richard Woodruff, George Strauss, John Briese, Tom Kane, Paul Sandberg THREE: Coach Randy Skrypek, Mike Ewen, Dan Zeman, Mike Brengman, Paul Gintz, Tim Brownell, Jim Gander, Jay Young, Terry Quirin, Tim Lent, Coach Marv Peters, Coach IVIaYk Janes. WRESTLI G TEAM GN UPSWI 5 SUCCESS SMELLS VERY SWEET Two seasons ago, the wrestling team was the incarnation of defeat. It was a team steeped in a long tradition of loosing, and it continued the practice with losses by such remarkable scoresas 54-6, 51-3 and 53-3. To be a wrestler during this era meant to be humiliated, to bear abandoment, to doubt one's self, to despair. To the rare outsider who paid it notice, wrestling was an antonym of success. But to the beleaguered few who comprised the team, wrestling wasalso synony- mous with hope. A season ago, the theme was transition. A slow, painful building pro- cess that had sprouted amid the quagmire of the previous year had blossomed into a rebirth of great vitality. It was arefreshing time to be a wrestler, but it was notwithout its momentsasanywithin memo- ry, but hope forthings to come and atremendous esprit de corps was inspiration enough to carry the unit eagerly through the campaign. To the uninitiated public, it was a mystery how a year ofseven wins and twelve losses could be regardedwith such satisfaction. But to the growing circle that followed grappling, it was sweet success indeed. And on the third year, they arose from the dead. In a year as joyful as any resurrection, the first winning season in six years was hewed out against atrying twenty-seven meet schedule. Victory came often enough and resounding enough to provide the long anticipated rewards, but defeat came with enough regularity to provide great impetus for success next year. The sport of wrestling is an activity that never makes promises, but the prospects for the coming year appear to be of unprecedented calibre. For those who graduatefrom the program, the experience of being involved in arejuvenation nearly equated to that of Lazarus shall surely never be forgotten. For the outsiders, the record finally speaks for itself. -Brian Harrison 1. ' 1. Mike Ryan struggles to overtake for- midable Pacelli opponent, 2. Heavyweight Tim Ferguson tightens his grip on Pacelli grappler. 3. Scott Lawler rests content in another victory 4, Steve Ohly, the only LHS grap- pler to make it to state, chalks up another win. 1. Dave Stellpflug goes for a pin amid a confusion of arms and legs, 2, Steve Kocer reflects the success of an aw fu I ly good season. WRESTLING TEAM. ROW ONE: Bob Perry, Will Klaus, Mike Barnes, Matt Mueller, Marty Kuisle, Mark Hanf, Mark Kolb TWO: Kevin O'Marro, Mike Canfield, Pete Bowe, Dan Gage, Scott Lawler, Tony Derouin, Dan Jaquith THREE: Dan Chrysler, Dave Ruffalo, Mike Gilles, Dave Stellpflug, Mike Larek, John Zabel, Steve Kalgren, Steve Kolb. FOUR: Steve Miller, Dan Miller, Jerry Kuisle, Brian Harrison, Steve Ohly, Jerry Stone, Coach Nick Kroska FIVE: Coach Jim Rogahn, Mike Kocer, Mark Mueller, Mike Ryan, Joe Stanislav, Dave Pesgh SIX: Joe Barto- letti, Jack Holt, Tim Ferguson, Dennis Bowe, Steve Kocer, Mwfif ZQEQ5' it L A Hf,,,f,, rg ff RACK SEASON SPARKED BY NOTABLE THINCLADS The 1974 boys' track season must be deemed a success. Asecond place regional finish and a seventh place in the state meet could hardly be called a failure or even mediocre. Coach Jewison's thinclads were hampered by bad training weather and lack of depth in the early meets. These were key factors in poor shows at the state indoor and the St. John's and Waterloo invitationals. By May itwas clear that the success or failure of the season would rest on the shoulders of some key individuals.JuniorPeteGathjeltwo- mile? is a runaholic who won the region in a record time of9:45.4. Senior Dan Miller came on strong at state to take a second in the 880 with a sizzling 1:58. Senior Paul Theobald went a personal high of 6'2 to take a second which under ordinary circumstances would have been a first. Two really 'heavy' guys picked up some points in the weight events as Jack Holt and Mick Reed took third and fifth re- spectively in the state meet. Coach Jewison, an English instructor who has a way with the language, summed up the sea- son rather concisely, good job. -Tim Marx 73 1. Coach Dave Jewison and seniorhigh jumper Paul Theobald share a light moment. 2. Ded- icated underclassmen going through arigorous training program. 3. Paul Theobald goes up and over. I Q E z I THE 1974 LOURDES TRACK TEAM: ROW ONE: Coach Nick Kroska, Ron Reinhart, Jim Rolstad, Steve Otto, Mike Barnes, Pete Gathje, John Byrne, Jack Holt, Mark Daly, Paul Klauda, Chris Miller, Dan Zeman, Pat Barnes, Dan Liberko, Mike Chappius, Dan Hoffman, Brian Harrison. TWO: Tom Nobrega, John Jensen, Steve Kalgren. Wally Arnold, Tom Mueller, Paul Theobald, Dan Miller, Tom Taylor, Dave Pesch, Joe Barry, Dan Morse, Jeff Fischer, Steve Ohly, Dave Sparks, Coach Dave Jewison. 74 1. Jack Holt ponders a weighty matter. 2. Mick Reed knows how to call the shots. 3. The track team. 4. Dan Miller and Jeff Fischer kick it in on one of their many 220's. 5. Chris Miller shows off his running style. 6. Jerry Stone pumps hard at another practice. 7. Dan Morse readies to heave the shot. 8. Distance man of the future Paul Klauda and Dan Liberko on an early jog. 75 GIRLS TRACK PACES TO SECO D PLACE T STATE Girl's track . . . little pulled muscles and lots of hard work . . . so much complaining but theattainment of undreamed- of accomplishments. All the pain and sacrifices of time, despite a farmer tan, make the state meet take on une- qualled importance. It's not all bad . . . how else could you meet the guys on the JC track team? Steak for breakfast is terrific. Beating out somebody from Pacelli does something for you. After a while you feel like you belong on a bus. You don't even notice the noise, except those seniors sure were loud when they could have been sleeping. In track you win or you don't. You learn how to take losing but you're taught not to get used to it. Despite some of the worst handoffs and awful cases of nerves, the record was very respectable. Where have you encountered such devotion of a coach but still remained so hesitant to show your appreciation? Maybe love isn't what you feel for track, but when the season is over and you know you can't go back, you sure feel like there's something missing . . . sweats . . . oranges . . . Hershey bars. . . Trackorama . . . There's a Seeley. . . West Union, Iowa . . . How many 220's'? -Amy Hollenhorst s,ms,H,.-adm I ,k..,, . . , K , 1. A trainee watches pro Elissa Wente give the eyes to the boys behind the camera. 2. Laurie Resner concentrates on the path ahead while clear- ing a hurdle. 3. Barb Heinz turns the relay respon- sibility over to Terri Doran with the switching of thebggton. 4. Ellen Frego stretchesfor extra distance. 5. Jean Ohly braces herself for the race to begin. THE 1974 GIRLS TRACK TEAM. ROW ONE:Jean Ohly, Kathy Radio, Rita Sell, Mary Staley, Netty Canfield, Celeste Cox, Shereen Solinger, Julie Spencer. TWO: Mary Bruns, Karen Kuisle, Sara Kelly, Ellen Frego, Mary Jo Weis, Mary Utz, Ann Steffes, Anne Galuska, Barb Unly, Julie Macken, Cathy Mueller, 77 Kathy Frego, Amy Hollenhorst. THREE: Terri Doran, Carmen King, Mary Macken, Julie Vehrenkamp, Laurie Resner, Mary Techau, Mary Stewart, Chris Frey, Cathy Stellpflug, Kitty Crawford, Monica Roetzler, Jolene Byrne, Margaret Techau, Karen Bartoletti, Kathy Lee, Elissa Wente. INEXPERIENCE HOLDS BACK NETTERS The 1974 season for the LHS tennis team will not go down in history as one of the most successful years in the won- loss column. The Eagles, with a new coach and only one returning senior, could not get the ball bouncing their way . The team was loaded with new, inexpe- rienced faces which showed up time and again as the netters came away from meets disappointed with only one good consistent performer. The going got pretty rough as the Eagles were defeated twice by both Cotter and Pacelli. Lourdes' best finish at invitational meets was at St. John's University where the Eagles finished sixth in a field of sixteen teams. ln the state meet at St. Paul, LHS fin- ished in a tie for twelfth place out of twenty-three as senior Nleg Horan won all her matches before succumbing in the quarterfinals. The '74 season did show a lotof prom- ise, however. Experienced ga i ned by several underclassmen and the leader- ship of three returning lettermen could change '74's defeats into '75's vic- tories. Paul Klauda l Meg Horan, the 1973 recipient of the Albert Teeter Memorial, has served as the backbone of the LHS tennis team for four years. 2. Curt Geisinger gets in a few warm up shots before a match. 3. Could be atricky playfor rookie Tom Miller. 4. Mike Rowekamp takes a mean swing. 5. Jim Wolter seems to do all right without a racket. THE 1974 LOURDES HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM. and Meg Horan. THREE: Tom Miller, Curt Geisinger, ROW ONE: Joe Adams, Jim Gores, Doug Mulvihill, Tom Decker, Dave Broich, Jim Wolter,Coach Charles Tom Smith, Mike Rowekamp. TWO: Shaun Palmer Willinghanz. PROGRAMS 1. The Boys in the Band strike up a beat. 2. Rep. Albert Quie makes known his position. 3. Kevin Kolb and Bruce Stolp learn the tricks of the trade. 4. Up With People presents a repetoire of international folk songs. 5. A convincing portrayal ofone ofhistory's greatest men. MISSIONS Advent Collection: Total: 5927.56 Mission King: Mike Reed 5189.00 Lent Collection: Total: 51,695.78 Homerooms-- lVlr.Jewison's 109 5193.68 lVlr. Sherman's 207 5154.52 lVlr. Peter's 304 5102.86 Sr. lVlarie's 111 5100.00 OF THEE I SING Of Thee I Sing , a political satire written in the 193O's, opened in this year l974with atimely story- line and enough good humor to put a mind at ease with today's problems. John P. Wintergreen iDan Peschl is elected on a platform of love. He is to marry lVIiss White House, Diana Devereaux, played by Martha Bowman. But cad that he is, John jilts Diana for plain and sweet Nlary TurnertLiz Peschl. All goes well until France claims Diana Devereaux as a citizen and demands John's and lVlary's marriage be annulled. John's refusal to marry Diana brings the Senate to an impeachment trial. Guilty verdicts ring through the chamber. A sad ending for John. Butwaitl Nlary has come to save the day with the announcement that John is about to be a father! Not guilty cried the senators, for Posterity is just around the corner! Miss Devereaux does not lose all, she marries the vice-president, Alexander Throttle. . . something, acted out by Nlike Charron. Finishing with a chorus of Of Thee I Sing, Baby the cast sent the -audience toe-tapping back to reality. 1 W y 5 E Q. :N Q I5 N 5 s Q E s 3 3 i g fi i I 1 5 E 3 2 3 2 ? E EE E E J v -f ... ,, ..,....W ,Z-f -V--vmmu-mm, , www-wwfammmwnk--f',,iw-w'fAf'v-wmmi-1-mwAmwwwa.zm,fm'W wammxsmwzawwmamsmWm'mwaMmmwnwma1wWa mwasmz Kwma THE LOURDES CONCERT 1973 As always the Lourdes Band was in the middle of it all this year. Having picked up a few tips from our U. of IVI. Nlarching Band connection, the L.H.S. Band added theseitems to its vast repertoire: lone, two, three? UP! , E-cadence, and marching band con- cert. Also new to the marching band scene were the mini-megas Climited supply, getyours now before they run out, like say 1985 ?7. As always the marching band season closed with a great deal of regret. Sen- iors sadly put away their mud-soaked, frozen Cwhitel sneakers for the last time, and underclassmen look forward to next year with wild anticipation. 86 HIGH SCHGCL BAND 1974 After hanging up marching band for anot1er season, the one-hundred-odd band members honed their instru- mental expertise into a pretty decent concert band. Underthe direction of coach Gene Eiden t1e L. H . S . concert band took state at the State Banc Festival with an A rating. All in all it was a typical year for the Lourdes Band. With football , basketball, and hockey games, Bando- rama , concerts , and parades, no band member can ever complain of not having enough to do. Dan Pesch 87 S ER HT LIG HI 1 M ,,, Q LA, c- FZ L, , ,,f.,.,, , f 2s4'W1g'fE?f 25:5 gy , ,m,,, .W ff ,-,- Q , -fi., , w e. K we 1 - ig Q . ,, ,,.w,Hf,,1,g5,,:,, W . ,. 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E TRIPLE TRIO I BOYS CHORUS FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE C-IRlS CHORUS CONCERT CHOIR JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS MIXED ENSEMBLE 6 K i 2 E, NNM.. ,w M WMM ,J..n0 93 f- . -.wa-. 5- -5-rw' c.. , .. ..,,,..:.. 'lum- . ,m. stew ..-f 1 LINKSTERS TIE FOR FIFTH PLACE AT STATE l don'tmean to brag butl think we'll be tough again. So said Lourdes golf coach Father Don Lovas prior to the '74 golf season. He had reason to believe so - the '73 corps, which compiled an excellent record and took sixth place in the state meet,was identical to the '74 squad save for one graduate. Father Lovas set three goals for his promising squad. He wanted an undefeated season, an LHS state med- alist and most ofall, a state championship. Thoughts about an unbeaten season were erased immediately when the Eagles lost their opening match against Pacelli. The linksters then got hot as team balance and toughness on their home course kept them flying high. Then as state drew closer, the Eagles' per- formance tailed off some. Nine players hada shot at competing in state but only four participated. Lourdes' Jim Bantley was co-med- alist, but the team failed to get the biggie. The Eagles finished in a tie for fifth as the state cham- pionship eluded Lourdes once again. -Paul Klauda 94 1. Dave Broich 2. Dave Sparks 3. Jim Bantley 4. Mike Brengman 5. Dave Wood 6. Phil Benson THE 1974 LOURDES GOLF TEAM. ROW ONE: Coach Father Don Lovas, Jim Bantley, Phil Benson, Mike Brengman, Mark Kolb, Tim Kelley, Mike Canfield. TWO: Craig Freeman, Jim Ludowese, Mike Zeman, Dan Bromelkamp, Tom Sobeck, Matt Hawkins, Jim Perry. 95 L52 Anqwhas ' reslzon 5 I' i f fr fi if 1 l ,,.W ..,, .A,,,,,., ,.,,,.W,,..,, 1 ,,....,,. 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B 1 -1 P Q M 4 , .W,, .,,, .,,, .Q4.1,.m,1,1,,,,,,.,,,1 ,,,,ii,, W, ,,f, ,,,Z gwfffifm fll. ::,l -,..mf,.,W :11 ZWaqis,,aI-f1l,Wyf,f,Eq,L,fsq11z,f,5-1-SM!mf,mf-mas,Q,lffav-g,fgNM.f.s,,.y,wfMagnum..asmQW,.waz.gg:.,,aw.z.mWmi'1f,1 .,1f, W 1,1f yawn.m,,m.m,1,..a. ,.. Ms ,11.,: g5h,f,kw,h,1s:m1:n1115 :,, 1 ,mf ,,Q, 1,,--Yff fl .,.1v4 W.,.w,..,.1H,.,m1w-5,,fbwfzvg-f:M,fb1,ys,,.:.gf,, , w. . s 4 'X 1- ' ' ef 3 'W BEGINNINC-S Let a joy keep you . Reach out your hands And take it when it runs by, As the Apache dancer Clutches his woman . l have seen them Live long and laugh loud, Sent on singing, singing, Smashed to the heart Under the ribs With a terrible love . Joy always, Joy everywhere-- Let joy kill you! Keep away from the little deaths . Carl Sandburg WWW l bfi r t ii., ' 93 PROM 1974 AWARDS NAT ior Bart IONAL HONOR SOCIETY--new jun- members: Mary Clare Baldus, Rick oletti, Pete Gathje, Jim Heydon, Jack Ho t, Kathy Jordan, Bar sara Kennedy, Cyd Weiland, Paulita LaPlante, T i m Marx, Pam ' ' Reinhart, Tom Smith , Mary Utz, Tom Wo RE --J im Heydon. AWARD FROM MATH AIV fand Marianne Wente . A NISSELEAR SCIENCE AND MATH PIN ASSOCIATION OF ERICA--Jim Stopyro . BETTY CROCKER WARD--Kathy Frego. HOMEMAKING A- BAXID AWARDS--Ann Macken and Dan Pesch . SERVICE AWARDS-- Freypsenior office McGovern, Lynn Nan Jereczekp genera e Mueller and Rob Huey CHOPIN AWARD--Va Sibley and Amy Ho en Drill Team: Carol assistants: Kathy um and Janeen rrands award: Mark rtaa Bowman, Julie iorst. 1 . Co-band winners, Ann Nlacken and Dan Pesch, are rewarded for their mu- sical talent and dedica- tion . 2 . New ly -elected junior members ofthe Hon- or Society are installed. 3. Joe Frear eagerly ac- cepts the yearbook award . 4. Just what he always needed! 5 . lVlath ability, homemaking ta le nt, and scientific expertise is dis- played by the trio of Jim Stopyro, Kathy Frego, and Jim Heydon. 55 LX, W 7? 'F g X ax X21 'wb XS X 2 J V S 9 I V I ' ' P 111 AWARDS C-ALORE AWARDS GALORE AWARDS Henry Bromelkamp - Valedictorian , National Merit Scholarship: Thomas Cheryl Rockenbach - Valedictorian Watson Award Sheila Ward - Valedictorian National Merit: Letterof Commendation Minnesota Higher Education Coordi- Nafi0I'lal Merit: Letterof Commendation Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating nating Committee Scholarship Minnesota H l9l'l9Y EdUCafi0l'l C00Ydil'1afin9 Committee Scholarship National Elks Foundation: Most Val- Committee Scholarship College of St. Catherine: Distinguished uable Student Award College of St. Benedict: Academic Scholar Award Lourdes Student of the Year Scholarship I F l SENIOR NATIONAL SOCIETY: ROW ONE: Brian Harrison, Hanf, Mick Reed, John Henry, Henry Bromelkamp, Tom Patty Burke, Kathy Frego, Cathy Derouin, Barb Heinz, Taylor, Rick Lee, Martha Bowman, Cheryl Rochenbach, Monica Schmidt, Ann Macken, Dan Morse, Steve Lawler. Kay Eiden, Amy Hollenhorst, Sheila Ward. TWO: Paul Theobald, Chris Manahan, John Byrne, Brent 112 Steve Lawler American Legion Award Martha Bowman American Legion Auxiliary Award :- 75 rn W an :P I- W rn Rick Lee National Merit Scholarship: Caterpillar Corporation Leaders for '75: Girls State-Boys State Representatives Marianne Wente and Tom Wolf 113 PRESENTING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1974 Some needed to drink, Some smoked, Some needed nothing at all. Some relied on sports, Some relied on grades, Some relied on personality To bring them fame . Some will be great Who are now small. Some will be small Who are now great, Some will stay the same Small or great as they may be , The Class of 1974 - Same as all classes before , -Chris lvlanahan Commencement: Friday, Vlay 31, 8:00 P,IVI MAYO F ELD Bacca aureate: Suncay, June 2, 7:30 P,lVI VIAY 0 ARENA affiii XX X ' for over X y Q, one hundred 3 years rf 1 01 Es a f ' ', 'if1Q4', MEMBER ' :ISL SYSTEM 1st Ave 84 2nd 282-9401 Best Wishes Lourdes Graduates 1974 Rochester DAILY BRINGS YOU LOCAL, NATIONALAND WORLD NEWS nur Q' .mllll f llllllllil Y llllllll ill! ss lr-fdllil r 1 Y 5. gif i L lHolly and Peter Celebrated Her Birthday at the Kahler Because it was a special occasion. And the 'atmosphere is sg And they wanted to celebrate in avery special way. for Special Gccasion Reservations call 282-2581 ...and Kahler vvill provide the cake, with a souvenir ohoto, too! KAHLER THE KAH LER HOTEL 20 Second Avenue Southwest ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 55901 vvishini you good memories... ! 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Richard Woodruff Bacchus Hanny's Nenswear HoIland's Cafeteria lVlayo Clinic The Mustard House Olmsted IVIedical and Surgical Group Reeve Drug Richmond Bootery Struve Paint Viking House ln an effort to restore interest, a forgotten characteristic a m on g Lourdes students, the administration joined with the Lourdes faculty in creating Enrichment Days. The basic idea came from social science teacher IVlr. Marv Peters who had experience with a similar pro- gram at Loyola High School of Illlankato. A faculty committee led by lVlr. Peters searched for course topics to offer students . The result was nearly a hundred various courses ranging from crocheting to yoga. To register over five hundred students in a pe- riod of two days proved equal ly difficult. Armed with note cards, box files, permission slips, and relatively quick intellects ,faculty members ENRICHMENT DAYS became a part of the human computer created in the weight room by the Commons .With little trouble and no complete breakdowns the human computer processed and rechecked all registra- tions . The days themselves proved to be the easiest part . Classes and activities began IVlay lst and continued through IVlay 3rd. Each day had five hours of fun with one hour oflunchfollowed by another hour ofassembly, Twenty-one hours of enjoyment did bring interest back to Lourdes, but tired, weak, and sore students were glad to get back to the old classroom routine for a rest, 124 0. Outdoor Block students tread the planks cautiously. 1 . Beginning weight- Iifters learnthe techniques of necking . 2 , The romantic era of the littletramp is recreated in Lourdes auditorium. 1 . Are youa sure you gotta enougha meataball? 2.A crash course in classical instrumental music is pre- sented. 3. Golden oldies with the Renaissance singers of Albert Lea. 4 . Peg y Kel ly grips the club, bends her knees, sights the ball and hopes. 5. 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