Nazareth Hall High School - Hallmark Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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B Squad The B-Squad Hockey Team fl. to r.D first row: L. Erickson, T. Kielkucki, K. Tiffany, second row: E. Kordiak, T. Quinlan, M. johnson, D. Erickson, third row: T. Gryskiewicz, S. Erickson, J. Marthaler, J. Iensen, fourth row: T. Haselman, L. Hughes, D. Hensel, R. Ennen, T. O'Malley fcoachj 26 Broomball The first Nazareth Hall B squad hockey team made its debut this year under the watchful eyes of coach Tim O'Malley. The team was composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores , With the exception of one Junior. The team competed against St. Thomas, Hill, St. Paul Academy, and others. Concerning the team, coach O'Mal.ley said there were some outstanding players this year, but the real quality of a player lies in his ability to put forth a one hundred percent effort. The experience gained in this goal far outweighs winning or losing. Tony Kielkucki The Hall's Angels after a successful first year. Back row: G. Esty, T. Beckey, R. Kraft, Fr. Nygaard, G. Pichef I. White. Front row: D. Edwardson, G. Weyandt, J. Winterer, W. Kaluza, R. Miller, S. Rush, I. Stangl, R. St. Louis fkneelingj. l

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Nazareth Hall's highly successful first line with 30 of the team's 37 goals. fl. to r.J: T. Quinlan, J. McCarthy, R. Baregi, J. Thomp- son, G. Wigley. opp. N.H. St. Bernards 4 2 St. Thomas 4 5 St. Thomas 11 0 De La Salle 4 3 St. Bernards 5 6 Cretin 8 1 St. Paul Seminary 4 5 Benilde 4 2 Minnehaha Academy 1 5 St. Paul Seminary 9 0 Minnehaha Academy 2 5 St. Paul Academy 4 3 Hockey Nazareth Hall's hockey team played against some tough competition this year, but their record was a very respectable 6 games won and 6 lost. The record might have been even better if it hadn't been for the poor 'hockey weather'of the past year.When the team should have been out practicing, the conditions of the rink were such that a swimming meet would have been more fitting. Even so, the spirit of the team remained high and this spirit lasted through the entire year. The team, under the coaching of Fr. Forliti , was led by the co-captains Ron Baregi and Griff Wigley, who teamed up with Tom Quilan to complete the first line. The other two lines also played well, even though the players were often being shifted to new positions. They gave the first line a rest and checked the opposition. Another reason for the team's fine showing is the exceptional goaltending of Pat Lynch and Rich Bipes. Every game this year, even those we lost, was a team effort, a credit to the coaching and to the players themselves. Randy L,Allier Standing: Coach Forliti, J. Wozniak, I. Gryskiewicz, P. Shields, J. Fremont, F. Loch, J. McCarthy, I. Blees, J. Schepers, J. Wilczyk Kneeling: R. L'Allier, T. Galligan, T. Quinlan, P. Lynch, R. Baregi, G. Wigley, AM Haselman, I. Thompson.

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Cross-Country Nazareth Hall again fielded a cross-country team this year. They did a good job against some tough competition provided by Twin City high schools. Most of the meets were at the Highland course, while in the big meet with Concordia High School at Nazareth Hall, the team turned in a great performance with a score of 16 to 39 and also captured the first four places. Paced by four Seniors: Tom Klein, Jay Tracy, Terry Hurd, and Phil Hernick, along with the work of Juniors Tom L. johnson, Jim Smieja, and Ed Howard, the team finished eleventh in the State Meet, not doing as Well as expected. Although there was a lot of hard work involved, the team was able to look back on the season with satisfaction. Tom Klein Rich Bipes in winning form. The Track Team .M The Cross-Country Team Cl. to r.j: Fr. Rubertus Ccoachj, Tom Klein, jay Tracy Qkneelingj: Terry Hurd, Phil Hemick, Knot picturedl Tom L. johnson Track Nazareth Hall's track team this year has already shown more enthusiasm and determi- nation to improve than any previous team. With the return of some of last year's stalwarts, Tom Klein, jay Tracy, Rich Bipes, Phil Hernick and Greg Knoblauch, and the iddition of some young talent from the Junior class, like Don Piche and Jef Kintop, the team looks strong and well-balanced. The team, under the coaching of Fr. Rubertus and Fr. Roedel, has high hopes and has the ability to do well in the meets this year. Greg Knoblauch Cl. to r.J first row: J. Kintop, P. Hernick, I. Masanz, A. Pribyl, second row: M. Spegtz, J. Tracy, E. Kriegler, T. Klein, J. Fremont, third row: D. Piche, G. Knoblauch, D. Westmoreland, S. Duerscherl, R. Bipes, Fr. Rubertus fcoachl