Sacred Heart Academy - Reminiscor Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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5225 fi HA DEACONS FIRST Row: Don Roden. John Wallerius, Dick Blanchard, John Hablas. John Lange. Jim Karanaugh, Ronald Krupieh. Sncoxvn Row: Larry Sweeney, Roger Flynn, Dick Wieka, Charles Joeb, Bill Feeney. Mike Conmy. James Heising, Bernard W'0ld, Nlike Nilles. THIRD Rowg Eugene Edsrrom. Pat Mahoney. Morris Doyle, Toni Suppa, Mark Sweeney. Dare Pease, Walsy Conmy, North Cornforth, John O'Brien, Pat Hinchberger. FOURTH Row: Coach Leo Lacher, Paul Crary, Joel Kavanaugh, Andrew Sullivan, Al Tessier, Ryan Harrington. Robert Peruse. Jerry Warner, Jim Murphy. SUB-DEACONS FIRST Row: George Kelly. Jim Grim, Jude Lamb. Richard McMann, Bill Seeba. SECOND Row: Ronald Flynn. Raymond Novak. Torn Walker. Ronald DuBord. George Zlrai-lf, Jim Lange. THIRD Row: lVallace Seheffler, Pat Comny, Edward Campbell. Dick Johnson. Rodman Bailey. FOURTH Row: Richard Cullen, Dale Miekleson, William Hodney, Niel Deibert, Robert Reedy. fd T- 'A TR. M4 73' ' , QQ. . mf' . r',2gz,ggfwA

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In the fall of 1947 Leo Lacher took ovcr the rems as head coach from Jerry Mor1arty Leo was gxaduated from Ellen dale Normal and Industrlal School July 30 1947 Engagmg 1n all athletlcs at Ellendale Lacher was es pcc1ally noted for h1s feats m basketball and track as well as 101 bemg a stellar performer 1n other sports As an all state athlete from L1nton where he was coached by Jerry Mor1arty h1S predecessor at SHA Lacher enrolled at Ellendale where he was all conference ID basketball for two years befole entermg the army He served two years w1th the ground forces of the famed Flymg T1gers After h1s d1scharge Lacher returned to Ellendale where he was agam an all conference performer 1n basketball for two more yea1s as well as conference h1gh scorer for both years At the conference meet 1n Jamestown 1n h1S Jumor year Lacher set a new conference record 1n track amassmg a total of tn1rty three polnts wh1ch 1S four more than the old record Leo has made a few changes 1n the athlet1c set up at the Academy Most xmportant among these 1S the scrappmg of baseball 1n favor of track because of the short season for hlgh school baseball Under M1 Lacher s management new football unlforms were obtamed red pants red Jerseys make up the new com b1nat1on All State Guald 38 and All State Tackle 39 at Aberdeen H1gh School and two years at M1nnesota equ1p B1ll Hopp very well for h1s coachmg duty w1th the Deacon forward walls In add1t1on to aldlllg Mr Lacher w1th f1lSt l1ne B1ll coached the younger boys Teachlng football fundamentals to freshmen IS a long and hard Job but results show up later 1n the Deacon l1ne play B1ll s Sub Deacons had a fme record wmnmg all of theu scheduled games Hopps educat1on at M1HDeS0ta U was 1nterrupted as was that of many others because of the war He served 1n the Marlne A1r Corps fo1 four and one half years one year of wh1ch was spent on a Navy Alrcraft Car11er Fathe1 Moole has a double 1nte1est1n the boys at Sacled Heart Academy One 1S that of belng asslstant coach ofthe football team and through h1s cal1sthen1cs tr1es to keep the boys 1n as top cond1t1on as poss1ble F thers SDECIH1 Job lS that of coachmg the ends workmg out the1r weaknesses and domg whatever he can to keep the oppos1t1on workmg over the flanks Father s second 1nterest IS 1n the Boy Scouts He IS Scoutmaster of St Marys troup Four members of h1s Senlor Patrol are p1ctured w1th h1m after they re CC1V6d the Ad Altare Del avxard from B1ShOp Dwol schak on December 8th 1947 the feast of the Im maculate Conceptlon l Page Forty Tuo 1 , . , - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' I 1 . 7 ' - 1 , 1 , , - , 1 1 ' ' 1 ' l 1 , 1 - 1 ' .. 1 ' . . . . , , . - Y , an 1 11 ' ' ' ' . . , , 1 ' A 1 - 1 , . . . ' 1 1 , . . 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 Y ' J - .

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