Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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Glyldfw GORDON JAMES BROWN Winnipeg, Canada From his dwelling in the barbarian wastes of Canada, Gordie came to Shattuck with a great deal of brawn and even more desire to become one of the greatest ends this school has probably ever seen. Last Fall, he was picked by sports writers and coaches as Minnesota's best high school end of the year, an honor made even greater by the fact that Gordie lives out of state, and only in special cases is the position awarded to non- residents of Minnesota. He was not one to be referred to as all brown and no brains, either. He could usually be found studying in front of a lobby long after the television club had moved in. college offers, and will, we're sure, move on to football. Entered Fall of 1960 Varsity football 3,45 All-Conference offense and Basketball 3,45 Co-Captain football 45 S Club 3,4 roaring fire in the Breck He is a sure bet for top even greater acclaim in defense 45 All-state 45 of ra? ms - fx-,. ,-fhfglf :,5,,Q?,?1f. ,f tgsfgiiiy.. xii: 5 it-f, r gg91i3af' Jow JONATHAN E. BROWNING Mason City, iowa Hailing from the Buckeye State. John has done well for himself in his two years here. He was elected by wrestling teammates as co-captain and did a creditable iob in whipping the team into shape. John seldom had to worry about his grades as they were almost always on the honor board. He was in the Ski Club and a member in good standing of the Retired Floor Officers Club. Determination and drive will aid John greatly in the future. Entered Fall of 1960 Sfc. 45 Best Drilled Company 35 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Wrestling 3,45 Co-captain 45 Track 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 S Club 3,4. 29

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EIU, WILLIAM CAREY BREWSTER Cheyenne, Wyoming Coming from the wild backwoods ot Montana, Bill, with his slow west- ern drawl, soon won the friendship of all his classmates, as was evidenced by his election to a Senior Class oFHce this year. His good looks and casual nature have kept him circulating around St. Mary's also. Being an ardent student, Bill has maintained an honor roll average and has been the recipient of the Rector's Silver S and other academic honors. As floor officer he held the second floor Whipple tribe at bay with an iron hand. Throughout his four years at Shattuck, Bill has always been an asset to the class. Entered Fall of T958 Captain 4, Sergeant 4, Corporal 2, Ptc. I, Ot'ficer's Club 4, Track l,2,3,4, Treasurer Senior Class 4, .I-S Decoration and Ring Comm. 3, Vestry 4, Acolyte 4, Flag Company l, Floor Olticer 4, B Football and Basketball l,2,3, Hockey 3, Shad Stott 4, Flying Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Prince- ton Plaque 3, Best drilled Platoon l, Best drilled Squad 2, Best drilled Company 3, R.O.T.C. Cadet Badge, Best Sergeant 3. Z'-'3 .,.q,.i..ZEmgiji1!if., i t r -1' L.. L if Qteve STEPHEN STURGES BROCKMANN Omaha, Nebraska Steves field was music. He served as a clarinetist in Band Company, and was an excellent school pianist and organist. He could almost always be seen in one of the music rooms putting in long hours of practice to perfect his playing. He still managed to squeeze in enough time to study and keep his grades high. Although he was quiet most ot the time, those who came to know Steve considered him a very sincere and modest person, qualities for which he will always be respected. With his avid interest in his work, and assiduous practice, Steve should make a name for himself in the tield of music. Entered Fall of 1958 Pfc. 4, Choir 3,4, Acolyte l,2,3,4, Order of St. Vincent 2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Tennis l,2,3,4, Swimming 2,4, Business Associate Spec Staff 2,3,4, Glee club 3,4, Organist 3,4, Music Librarian 3,4. 28

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Toal TOD ROYAL BUCKMAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sfc. 4, Color Guard 3, Tennis 2,3, Swimming 4, Baseball 4, S Club 2,3,4, Best Drilled Company 3. To every class there belongs at least one comedian and Tod was ours. Master of the left handed compliment, he always had a comment for everything. Tod was never really serious, though, except about his grades and matters concerning the opposite sex. Being number one man in tennis since his sophomore year, he has racked up victories against some of the top high school players in the state. His other sports included swimming and quarterback for the unbeat- able Breck Broncos. Both the class and Mr. Juka will miss Tod greatly. M' F .mil 5 ' if-:Y .za mo 1 ly. 6'f,gj.L, 9: Zrgiv .- gg fff..7i, gu, .mf ' 4 or 4 .,. ---1--- PETER STEELE CORNWALL Spencer, Iowa An easy smile, a ioking nature, and a lot of hard work have charac- terized Pete's three years at Shattuck. A fanatical football fan and player, he held his own as halfback for the championship team this year. Except for an occasional bum hunt he would seldom be found not doing some- thing worthwhile. As tloor'of'ficer of the Annex rebels, leader in D Company, and chaperone at Lake Okoboii, he displayed his leadership ability. Pete's strong character and self-possession will enable him to get ahead in his Post-Shattuck years. Entered Fall of 1960 Sfc. 4, Varsity Football 3,4, Swimming 3, Track 3,4, Mile relay record 3, Co-captain 4, Hockey 4, S Club 3,4, Floor officer 4, Highest shooting score in MST l,2,3. 30