St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

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Courage is the sustaining factor in meeting every challenge. So often we associate personal courage with bravery in war, a walk in space, or the overcoming of some great crisis in one's life. llowever, this is not true. ln most cases there are the exception. john F. Kennedy said: To he courageous requires no exceptional qualification, no magic formula, no special comhination of time, place and circumstance. It is an opportunity that sooner or later is presented to us all. So, then, the classroom, athletic held. religion. politics, social activities, human relations and human rights hecome arenas wherein our courage is tested. Courage, then, is seldom manifested in simple ways, but the truly courageous man performs simple deeds with unwavering fortitude. faith and hdelity to his principles. 'I . I T HIS I-IOLINESS, POPE PAUL VI Vicar of Christ, Bishop of Rome And causes man to stand raised, triumphant and alone Moral courage is good and admirable in itself, but it must be noted that it almost never appears except as a part of character. No man without character is consistently courageous. The men pictured on these pages, our spiritual leaders, because of their exalted positions are men of courage and faith. These men do what they must in spite of personal consequences, obstacles, dangers and pressures. This is the basis of all human morality. We place these men at the top of our esteem, who take chival- rously the heavy blows of life, who are not merely brave, but gallant. Father Shugruc entertains visitors Father Apweiler and Father Buckley while on tour of the school. 70772 6d1!67'l S , ,., X. .e , Univ it 91 JMX .. .,. H., ax, . ff ' 'R l S S ABOVE-His Excellency, Bishop George Rehring, Bishop of Toledo. ABOVE RIGHT-The Most Reverend VVilliam D. Buckley, O.S.F.S., Superior General. FAR RIGHT-The Very Reverend john 1. Conmy, O.S.F.S., Provincial of the Oblates. RIGHT-Father Buckley greets Pope Paul V1 upon his arrival at an Oblate parish in Italy. -Ktiyikgi-ii. xx' ,L .wg,gmN..f,.y-:- -f av - - - ' Qi N.. -vw 5: .. sf- .X p ' - . f W , -w f me iw Q-wr. , -an '-NM' N31 2 E v-0 5 if . ' 41 . N ox r wel 'J .., '. f - o- rtheif Cfmicflons Farber Shzzgme Gzzzdes School to ew Hezgbts + , t aneslswesflefrfsfew Saint Francis de Sales, holy Doctor of the Church, was horn to a noble pious family near Annecy, France in 1566. A brilliant scholar, St. Francis seemed destined for a distinguished career in the service of the state. However, his piety in- spired him to hecome a priest. Through unceasing work, he converted 72,000 Calvinist and became Coadjutor Bishop of Geneva in l602. Soon after- wards St. Francis, together with St. lane Frances dc Chantel, founded the Visitation Crder of nuns in flnnecy. llowever, not until 1870 when Mother Mary de Sales Chappuis and Father Louis Brisson founded the Ohlates of St. Francis de Sales did the Salesian spirit include an order of priests and hrothers. The order lirst appeared in America early in the 20th century when due to antifelerical lieelings they were liorced to llee France. Under the guidance of liathers lsenring, Fromentin and lacquier the Oh- lates settled in Vvilinington. Delaware. The Society did not hegin to hlossom, however, until after the Second Wlorld VVar. Since that time it has hecome one ol' the most progressive orders in America with its niemhership totaling well over six hundred priests, hrothers and scholastics. Start- ing with hut one school at Vvilmington in 1903, the congregation now maintains schools in Phila- delphia, llarrishug, Pa.: Toledo, Ohiog Erie, Pa.g Niagara ljalls and l-ocl4port, New Yorli: Detroit. Michigan: Salt Lake City, Utah: Alexandria, Vir- ginia and a college in Allentown, Pennsylvania. FATHER GEORGE P. SHUGRUE Principal li LEFT - Very Reverend Lawrence R. Knebels, Superior. BELOW FAR LEFT - Father Raymond 1. Navarre, Treasurer. BELOW - Father john M. Marran, Pre- fect of Discipline. RIGHT - Father Rob- ert Healy, Assistant Principal. I ,pta Y ll L.. Can You Sparc If for St. Francis gets a rousing send off by jim Richards, Father Na1'm're, Father Harley and Father Shugrue. Father Shugrzte Celebrates Mass of H061 Spirit N ' Q ' '-t K FATHER JOHN O. EBENHOEH Chemistry FATHER IOSEPH M. BARANIEWICZ ,A r 2 ' Q , wx ,A 1., Russian A l 5 fs ,1-. - Q I ' '1a,.'w, ' ' www Q X HW, ,, x A solemn moment is reached as Father Slzugrue elevates the clmlice at the Blass of flu: Holy Spirit opening the sclzool year. 13 1 RFV. MR. BERNARD F. OCONNOR FATHER FRANCIS GROSS FATHER DANIEL EARLEY Mathematics Religion Dfechanical Drawing Higher degrees cause St. Francis to forge ahead in field of education The school paper, The Lance, is ou!! Father Hermley shows lhe paper to Father Healy while Father Alarran fhack 10 cameraj mul lWr. Rallamre skim through their own. A ,,. - . 14 . . FATHER LEHR j. BARKENQUEST FATHER JOSEPH P. KELLY ' V A Iatlzemntics Nlafhemafics MRS. VIRGINIA MATTINGIX FATHER ROBERT HERMLEY Secretary English . , 1 1,-. l5ATHFR ROBERT R. DIEKMAN FATHER ROBERT C. MOSSETT FATHER NICHOLAS KOISIZER Iniiu Advmzccfl Biology Polilicul Science r- 5 If fx? , ff 'I ff f:f-f'f?n,v The torch of learning lights the paths of discovery ahead FATHER JOHN IXICINIENANIIN MRS. ESTI IER LAFAYETTE ish 'Eff 16 Lilmzrirm N 3 , 4 Y lf Q 1 MR. JAMES A. KUBACKI MR. RONALD BALLATORE Afhlezics Athletics FATHER JOSEPH E. NEUMANN German to Cvmfy bead It is time for lunch! Some like soup - Father Schings and Mr. Ballntorcg others prefer hot dogs - Mr. Ku- Imcki. MR. CHARLES L. SENN FATHER EUGENE SCHINGS MRS. RUTH BURNETT Economics Chemistry School Nurse 3 FATHER LOUIS A. KOMOROWSKI A 1 1 E i MR. RICHARD LEFFLER Athletics ntmmuml FATHER FERNAN Religion FATHER PAUL I. KENNY Mathematics ootbazll olds Biology FATHER H. PAUL RUDDY Religion ' E, 'fl 'i v- 9 -own, 'MQW f ,A P 4? R Yi sm -vs .-f9'W?iT?5 - S X- -4- H..-px BROTHER ROBERT MCDONALD Bookstore MR. LEONARD SCHWARTZ Custodian MR. RICHARD MATTINGLY Athletics Enjoyment for Both Fttculzgf and Student Body Distraught Senior Two footballers and Father Marran, Father Earley and Father Brennan watch as powerful Senior One Hucksters roll up yardage in intramural game. '11 99 O G f-'T 'X4 Ch D' O 2 U5 FT' fb FD I3 ill: D F? fb H FD Ch F? bin D FD N P+ H EJ E Ci. O C P14 95 H N O F? his 4 his Q. fb CD 95 CID FD 93 0 D' H O O P? CD El P1 his own section ff' E52 J 1 1 5 U F A X Li G REV MR. JOHN M. O'NEILL MR. PAUL E. HARSHMAN FATHER JOHN A. FINN Mathematics American History Latin Extra -curricular Activities Interest Many Fctculzgf Some priests go to the operag some go to meetings Father Shugruc and Father Navarre talk over financial projects at a Brisson meeting. 1 20 FATHER VVILLIAM F. FISHER English Members Mr. Friedman and Father Fisher discuss as- pects of the forthcoming opera, TOSCA. I S f S1 . CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Frances Bell, Mrs. MRS. DOROTHY ROBERTS Secretary MR. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN lllaintenance A' luv U F KT Nlrs. Dorothy Siglcr, Mrs. Clarahellc Gracser Mary Couturier, Mrs. Dorcan Durbin. MR. JOSEPH E. SEVENICH Biology MR. LOU IS MIGNAULT French s. 21 S56 X f . 4 , X F l! !' . .Eff '.. JY! 'cl-fxf'.f- N' ff Hifi ff .Qwlvff 'Ci' E il-f ' H ' 'Wie Sciences and humanities test a young man's ability The numerous technological and scientific advancements Are a credit to the fine intellects of the world. These achievements, however, were not done on the Spur of the moment by some genius, hut through The combined efforts of many educated individuals. Young people must realize that education is a necessity In today's world if they intend to carve a place for Themselves. They must have the stamina to overcome Their indolence and to continue through high School and college to receive a high degree of learning. They must have the courage to meet the ever growing Demands of a changing world. 22 I D WJ' Sffmf Practice Is tbe Greatest of All Instructors Faculty stresses the importance of student initiative Bob Evers takes his turn at the Culture of bacillus subtilis is observed by john Millns. blackboard, 4 .J X ff' 4 ,I K sr.. t 'wi I Checking for the presence of a potassium ion in aclvancerl chemis- try are ,lim Black and Dennis Bensch. Pencil in hand, Ken Bloch prac- tices his mechanical drawing. D I + 1 r wr 1 1' 1 l o to juniors Ponder Next More in Laboratory Advanced science courses spur on superior students fha mysteries of religion are 1 d ol In F h S 11 4 e s -,f W. ,-V, says, .ff-H .- . s. ... A.. f, wg - i - 5 1-gs - --My Q e .K . 'N W L xg? r . .Wi 1 X 'f 4 . . In .L Q.. .K 4' ,Y . y A ' A Q ' 4' 81,4 C ' sw an 1 Q43 Now what do we do? Terry Vlfapshall, Boh Anderson and Bob Wilczynski ponder rhezr next move in chem class. Mr. Mignault gives X French Two class n 9 - few pointers. To the board goes Drew Ho er in Mr. Senn's Business and Economics Class Interesting Teucners Muke Students Curious Freshmen discover that knowledge advances by steps and not by leaps Dan Mouclz, Mike Dutton amifim Mert l l F h D I 28 ri I 1.4.-.g a,1p5L.ex.1 'f il , iib , .LH ' 2 , X ' Rl 1 rf Ufith watchful eyes, Ken Kiizg, Bernie Reinharf and Bob Zami observe detailed explanation by Father Mossctt. Eager young Knights enjoy one of the lighter moments in the Rev. Mr. O'Com1or's class. ug 1 0 L -v'Y Young Knzgnts Show Potential in Many Fields I 30 Biology lab group, led by Mike O'Connell, check lzydronium ion concentration. Lab results of Fred Kumar and Tom Gorslci are checked by the bemused Father Ebenhoch. The dramatic gestures of Father Baraniewicz hold the attention of Bernie Dziengelewski, Phil johnson, Terry Desmond, jose Guerra, Andy Huff and Ted Sweet. Slide rule in hand, john Velker ponders Pointing to the example in the book, Mrs. Mattingly solves john Em difficult chemistry problem. menecker's typing diffculties. Q 4 uv The boys take time out for a snack. They are: Don Wyatt, Frank Wasserman, Tom Crossen, Tom Madden, Evan Mac- Gibbon and Dick Ryley. f Ellie The Ecole St. Michel is located at the foot of the hill upon which is the Bascila of St. Francis de Sales. Distant Lands Call uniors or orezgn Stud In traveling, a man must carry knowledge with him if he would bring All aboard for TlVA Flight No. 8901 Father Shugrue and Mr. Galloway, the travel agent, see our boys off. They are Tom Madden, Tom Crossen, Evan Mac Gibbon, Dick Ryley, Frank VVasserman and Don Vlfyatt. TW film home knowledge Seated in the lobby of Ecole St. Michel are: Tom Crossen, Tom Madden, Evan Mac Gibbon, Dick Ryley, Frank Wasserman and Don Wyatt. 32 4 I l w Our students survey the Ohlate school where they will be for a year - Hans Overlzach uher Iulick. In keeping with the St. Francis tradition of com- plete education, the foreign study program instituted by our principal, Father Shugrue five years ago, was conf tinued, The boys who take part in this program spend a year studying at one of the two Oblate schools: Haus Overbach in Germany or College St. Michel in Annecy, France. These boys, of course, go to Europe for more than study. A considerable portion of the year is spent in travel to countries such as Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Standing in front of the chapel at Annecy are: Evan Mac Gibbon, Tom Crossen, Tom Madden, Dick Ryley, Father Griffin, a former teacher at St. Francis, Don Balon, Frank XVIISSCTWILXYI and Don Wpfatt. llolland, Denmark, England and of course France and Germany. This travel offers a unique insight into the customs and way of life of the Europeans, which may at times seem strange to us. This insight is especially important today, with our ever-increasing contact with Europe and its inhabitants. This bridge between three members of the Oblate family, spanning an ocean, offers rare opportunity each year to a few Knights. It is almost unequalled anywhere at the high school level. After Mass offered for a safe journey, Father Shugrue greets the foreign students, their relatives and friends. ,,..--qi iii A --47.- -oq. '.-1 in 33 L O t T' f' Y lb etreat Highlights Religious LQ? 0 Knights Development of spiritual life is integral part of St. Francis education Students bring the offerings to the altar during Mass of the Holy Spirit, celehrated hy Father Shugrue. Mass is a time for reflection as seen in the faces of Chip Moynihan, Rick Nach azel, Gerry Pickens and ,lim King. The crowning event of our spiritual life at St. Francis is the annual retreat. Father Shugrue cele- brates Mass on the closing day of retreat. 34 fi, Father Sottek distributes Holy Communion. To achieve success in any school activity, whether it is intellectual or athletic, it is necessary for every student to possess a certain amount of 'Religious Courage'. All our activities must revolve, in some way, around Christ. Our Oblatc teachers are most conscious of this necessity. They have made all types of Catholic religious services available to us. From our first day of high school, when as Freshmen we attended the Mass of the Holy Spirit to initiate the school year, our lives have been stirred by religious ac- tivities. Mass and Confession are available to us each day. After school Benediction is held every day in October and May, as well as each Friday afternoon. Stations of the Cross are said during Lent. Holy Communion is distributed each Friday at lunchtime and, of course, the chapel is always open. Easter vacation is preceded by the highlight of our spiritual year, the annual Retreat. Our religion becomes part of our life in the light and spirit of St. Francis de Sales. This 'Sales- ian Spirit' which is fostered in us from the time we enter our school, and the availability of religious services is what gives students the courage to perse- vere and be successful in the true tradition of St. Francis de Sales. 35 w f . , Father Kelly preaches on the Feast of St. Francis De Sales. 5-'--f'..,. ' , 'f' . my Assisted by Ken Koehler and jeff Millns, Father Mc- Ilfenamin celehrates Benediction. Holy Mass is celebrated by Father Healy assisted hy Tom Perzynski. r Wbere Courage wells, Loyalty and Frzenelsbgb Varied activities help mold Well-rounded students No, school is not over at 2:35. With the sounol of The bell many students hurry from the classrooms to Afterclass activities -- to the Lance room to Work on the paperg to the yearbook room for the Accolazieg some backstage to work on the school play. Others are engagecl in activities of various clubs. Learning gentleness, virtue, liberality, honesty, Integrity, self-sacrifice, generosity and such are the Spice anil the salt that season a man. These go to Make up the ideal character that the Oblates attempt To instill in their sturlents. Since man is a social aniuzal, since he must of necessity By his very nature associate with his Fellouvuzan, after class activities constitute another Sphere wherein every Knight may hncl ample Opportunity to tlevelop the above virtues. 36 May Also Be Found Dressed in their coats of gold, the trumpet section of the band stands for a rousing number. oloiful Musicmen da' to School Activities In 1959, the St. Francis music department consisted of 14 dedicated musicians clad in ill-fitting blazers. Our Director, Mr. Zapletal, aided by capable moderators such as Father McKay, Father Schaefer and Father Fitzpat- rick, molded the fine band known to us all today. Talent, dedication, inspiration and, above all, patience were all required for this monumental task, The band witnessed changes in uniforms, a new music room in the new addition, a change in format from the drum and bugle corps to the more versatile regular band, and of course, a continuous succession of talented musicians. The excellence achieved by this year's edition was not an accident. Practice started in the heat of summer, and many long hours were spent practicing the intricate drill enjoyed by all at football halftime. The beginning of the school year brought a new moderator, Mr. O'Con- nor, and his leadership continually pushed the band to new heights of achievement. After football season the band settled down to the serious work, of preparing for the concert season. High- lights were the Christmas concert, the hootenanny and the concert in April. Special recognition should he given the pep band who played at home basketball games. Saxmen Charlie Malin, Bob Evers and Gene Kratzman entertain at the Bruce Shuman and Chuck Benda sound a charge. Hootenanny. 1 1. , . U Ju - J I Q f f 1 Nvffgg xii X ' 1 'I SX E' . ,. I ' .fi -,Q , fffnrf' 1 Q U wi 9 K7 nit, Y i .- 'lf' - n U Q X '75 A ,V Vw! 1 4 4 .bn I HQ u n. P 9 lex 04 fifb ' Q ' ul af' -' 'I ' ' .A -Q A I. The village spinster lSue Raganl wants to know from the Bishop of Lax fRod Tonzczakl, Penelope Clint Seizl and Reverend Toop fTim Dcsnzonzll who locked her in the closet. Ida CMary Sullivanj confronts Miss Skillon lSuc Raganl as she recovers from the effects of too much cooking sherry. . , r'-- .... Q . A .. , On the evening of November 19, 1965 the curtain rose on another in the long line of comedies which have heen produced at St. Francis. SEE IIOW THEY RUN, an English farce writ- ten by Philip King enjoyed a very successful two night stand in the St. Francis auditorium, playing to capacity crowds hoth eve- nings. Set in the sober Victorian home of the rather staid Rev- erend Lionel Toop, SEE HOVV THEY RUN presents the hilari- ous misadventures of an American soldier, the vicar, his wife, a drunken spinster and four men dressed in clergyman's rohes. The cast, once again under the skilled direction and guidance of its director, Father John Marran, performed superbly. Included in the cast were three of the young ladies of Notre Dame Acad- emy, Pat Seiz, Sue Ragan and Mary Sullivan along with St. Francis actors Islarold Welch, who had the lead, Rod Tomczak, Tim Desmond, lay lVlarshall, John Valiton and Tom Helfrich. They are all to be congratulated. 40 Father Marran and Brother McCabe relax backstage between acts. s X . XX x .. N Hilarious 'See ow They Rim, eaves Plizygoers Laughing Welch stars in smash British comedy Sergeant Towers Uohn Valitonl looks for a Russian spy in the home of Rev. Toop. In the foreground, Penelope, the Russian spy fTom Helfrichl and Rev. Humphrey Uamie Marshalll do11't know what to do. Corporal Wirzton Cblarold Welchl and Penelope CPat Seizl are demonstrating to the doubtful observers fSue Ragan, Rod Tomczak and Tim Desmondl how all the trouble started. 41 Accolade Records School Events Another year in the history of St. Francis recorded for posterity From a maze of pictures, cutlines, paste-ups, body copy, scratch paper and cuttings emerges another Accolade. No one knows better than the staff what a huge task this is. Each night after school they gather behind a door marked Authorized Personnel Only. Accompanied by the dulcet tunes of WTOD, they toil at difficult jobs like making headlines fit and eutlines funny. This goes on week in and week out for months on end until everyone is satisfied with a job well done. The guiding spirit of the Aecolade is Father Daniel Earley, whose talent in assembling layouts assures us of another excellent edition. This year's staff was headed by Richard Moore, editor-in-chief, and Iohn Schlageter, associate editor. The sports editor was Carl Riedy and Cary Holtz the literary editor. Copy editors were lim Calacob, Ralph Zyehowicz and Chip Moyni- han. Photographers Bob hiittelstaedt, Cary Ieziorowslci and Peter Ujyagi can be praised for a great job. Frustrating headline is topic of discussion between john Schlageter and Tim Desmond. 42 Yearbook photographers Boi: Mittelstaecit, Peter Ujvagi and Gary lleziorow- ski enjoy a light moment after an assignment. 9 i LET Gerry Pickens looks over a nm 'vqvzjvlr -8. Qu- 'rv yv El . 1.1 LE Q ,f Lvigv X A 4 'flight l-......,. i v layout. ,A ' - . QQ. f Accolaclc Stal? meets with Moderator Father Harley in the school library. Stall memhers ure: Ralph ZyCl'lUXVlCl, Carl Riecly, Carry Holtz, john Schlageter, Richard Moore anal Chip Moynilizm. Stag meuzlaers, jim Cafacolz, Chip Moyuilian, Gary Holtz and 7f Ralph Zyclzowicz, gather around Ezlitor-in-Chief Rielmwl Moore. l5!hmP:,w M 'i Sports Erliior Carl Rierly confers with Riclzarrl llloore alfouf I1 cutline. 1 Pi 1 .qw I .. Richard Moynihan chuckles at a Lance cartoon with Moderator Father Hcrmley. talk over their assignments. 'FL' School photographers B011 Mittelstaerlt, Peter Ujvagi and Gary jeziorowski is -,-Q te Q t K Lance staff members jim Ziolkowski, Richard Moynihan, Chip Moynihan, Tom Dugan and Bill Witt discuss the latest issue with Father Hermley. K nhl' 44 OS Lance Gives Insight into Scl1ooL World ews Monthly newspaper stimulates thought provoking discussions VV here is that copy? We're two days late already. With these words, Father Hermley sends The Lance staff scurrying hither and yon for pictures and copy. The babble of many voices even drowns out the rock and roll of the blasting radio. This bedlam happens every month as the staff prepares another issue of the school paper. The student body eagerly devours every article in it which covers everything from sports to national and international topics. New feature ar- ticles include On The Beat, Knights to Remember and a photographic section - Views from the Castle. The paper has grown from four pages to sixteen and has received many awards of Excellent from the critical services. Under the direction of Father Hermley, Bill Witt, editor- in-chief, has planned every issue. Assistants to Bill are Jim Ziolkowski, assistant editor, and Chip Moynihan, news editor. The photography stall is headed by Bob Mittelstaedt. -. Hurrying to meet a deadline, Tom Dugan and Richard Moynihan work late with Father Hermley. 45 I- -f-'-,Ja 4, ' - Proofreaeling Lance articles can he tedious work as illustrated hy ,lim Ziolkowslzi. Editor-in-chief, Bill lVitt, cheeks with Father Hermley on layout for school paper. After honors convocation, top seniors Richard Nopper and Timothy Davis chat with Father Shugrue and Mr. Dick. M---Q? Gathering ahout Father Healy are Brian Kennedy, freshmang Richard Nopper, senior, Mike Clark, junior and Phil johnson, sophomore. These are the top honor students in their respective classes. ollegium onorum Singles ut Top Students Top honor men, Nopper and Davis, I For the athlete, the varsity letter is the award for outstanding achievement. For the student, induction into the honor society called Collegium I-Ionorum is the honor for scholastic achievement. Since its inception six years ago, it has established a proud tradition. In the case of those who are gifted with intellectual ability, their great- est desire is to receive the honor emblem of St. Francis dc Sales High School at the annual Convocation of Honors. In addition to this emblem, the top eleven seniors receive to deliver Valedictory and Salutatory addresses beautiful gray blazers and are considered to be members of our scholastic first team . Total membership at any one time is limited to one hundred and one. The top twenty-six seniors and the top twenty-five of each underclass according to their scholastic averages are admitted for one year. The Collegium llonorum is the oflicial name of the honor society and under that title, junior and senior mem- bers are inducted into thc National Ielonor Society. gi' P-. X W.. Us ! Hn 5 L' 1 :QQ -L . I , ' v 9 0 O ,Egg f-Q X fi. if ,, rf W. f 'Ee l , 152 wr L sf 8, v , 1 , 0 s K ' f. 1 x -3- . ' , Q 1 mf wig 5' ,cr --4 53951 Student Council Is Forum or Kuzglyts' Icleus Dooley, Troup, Galloway and Huff head council The mica of the srzuleuis is echoed by ,lolm Thomas as he ad- Tom Callmvny mul john Dooley discuss plans with Mozlernlor Father zlrvssus the Stnzlvnil Council. listening are Dave Bailey, Karl Gross. llmilmilz mul llnllzh Zyclwwicz. Spirit Cfoniuiitlcc memlmrs, Chris Ilrenuun, lliclmrzl llnclzert, NIISSION flC.fllJFMlA -- Tom Toliolcivclzi, Tom Szymczuk. Greg., Fhipillnynilmn. Gerry lliclzens mul Teil Schweiz prepare posier Lelzer, George Frzzizcel, iliillizx, Tom Pcrzynslci, Ken Kuclzlcr, joe or Strilch game. Exlejt. 48 sk - X, x :sq x Q .5 R. . E . X mf 9 S will A N U! 4 if' N.. gx Eg : Sv 2 ,X X X f 'i:' 5 - A A A l 5 Q 'v -.X 'l1. Q Q 'f 1 3 I ' E .lyf it x I if X' 1 I f 'k vt' I, 'l M Axial ff ., ' V .,.:---,l....M.,.. 'S' FA H z 1 ' :JA '!T E S-Q, , xv My , v 55 k 2?? Ql1 l s.. 4 GLEE CLUB - Front Row: VV. Eclwarrls, LaVoy, Cajacolz, Row: IW. Gray, T. Reynolds, R. Amlrorslci, G. Nenno. Kasper, I. Gallaglzer, R. Delwortlz, llfl. llflaclc, VV. Greenen, K. Rolyie, ll. lVelcl1, P. Sclzrafnnz, C. Norris, R. lllittelstaezlt, C. Baker, B. Sclzeucr, M. Carver, A. Perzynslci, L. Kasprzak, T. Perzynslci, T. Drewicz, ill. Lucas, R. Deals, R. Sclzneirler, lllullierin. Baci: Slzuman, R. Couturier, G. Benor, King, B. Alcoclz, llleyers. hessmen Win Robert each, Blade Tourneys Quiz bowl team and glee club represent school in outside activities ln tlze Qui: Bowl maiclz against Libbey, Riclzarrl Aloore suggests possilzle an swer to team memlzers. TRAFFIC SQUAD - First Row: T. McCartney, R. Nopper, M. Basset, B. Topolslzi, H. Welclz, R. Meyer, R. Zyelzowslci, S. Teiper. Second Row: D. Gill, Dooley, T. Troup, Steclisclznlte, Marshall, G. Sclzoen, C. Riedy, K. Klear. Third Row: Schlngeter, D. Bailey, B. Lanlner, T. Noonan. Fourtli Row: S. Cherry, R. Tovnczrzk, II. Meng, C. Lautzelzeiser, D. Langenzlerfer, T. Slzeelzy, B. Fanglit. CHESS TEAM - Morplzy Division: Herb Baker, Mark Arzgeriue, Chris Block, john Tscholl ami Ken Block. CHESS TEAM - Olzelenslcy Division: Bolr Dealc, Paul DeArment, ,lohu Gal- lagher, Dale Scherger, Mike Clark and loc Leu'm1rlou'sl:i. SACRISTANS -- Ken Koehler, Tom Perzynslci, George Fraucel, Greg Lelzer, Dave Blauning, jeffMill11s and 'loc Extejt. , r :- N Q .f fi ag, W ' 'W fi :M Wm ' Q J F. 'Q .1 ' .gQkv1',f,-'I ' 1 f . ,ll , 0' , if sf X3 X ff - S S 'Q 1 A 51' 11 fy. .. , H Homecoming Dance lends Beauty and Spirit Pleasant company causes hours to Hit by unnoticed ln the days of medieval England, a knight considered chivalry to be as equally important as courage. ln order to receive recognition as a member of the Round Tablev they had to prove themselves courageous on the battlefield and chivalrous in court-life. A Knight of St. Francis de Sales, while proving his personal and physical courage in scholastic and athletic endeavors, must also develop, through en- couraged social activities, his social graces. As in the past, the many events are under the capable direction of the Student Council, ably led by their moderator, Father Cross. Falling leaves, brisk air and the pigskin ushered in the first two Functions - The Homecoming Dance and the Victory Hop, where a huge Number 1 hanging from the gym ceiling left little doubt that the Knights were thc new city champions. These events were followed by the weekend hops, the Battle of the Bands and the Hootenanny. The Junior-Senior Prom highlights spring activities. For the seniors, the annual farewell dance was the last time they will use the social graces they have developed. Knights take time out for a refresher at a Saturday night hop. Queen Marcia dances the first dance with Student Coun- Seniors Reese Wineman, Carl Riedy, Tom Troup and their dates swing to cnl President john Dooley. the music of Chuck Daniels. 53 ,J at fi , i U ak, Mr. Cook and Mr. Manton. risson Men S onsor Al Hirtfs Banc! New Orleans atmosphere IS scene Mr. johnson, president of Brisson, engages Mr. Howard in a round of chatter. 54 Father Shugrue addresses mem bers at monthly meetmg 1' u f V n' ANIMA The Money Tree, Toy Dolls and Stuffed Animals are a few of the many amusemcnts which draw huge crowds to Fiumrrmm. Activities of the Brisson Association never seem to cease. As soon as one project is completed, another is in the making in their unrelenting energies to assist the Oblates in furthering Catholic education. Funarama, DeVilbiss and Central smokers, Freshman and College Nights, Fat Fathers Club and the Colden Knight Ball are just a few of the many projects the men faithfully undertake. This year the Brisson Association has taken upon them- selves a new fund-raising effort, Can You Spare It For St. Francis bowling tournament which is held at University Lanes. The idea behind this tournament is that it could be a possible replacement for the annual Funarara in the future. The members of the Board for this year, under the able direction of Father Navarre are: Mr. Robert johnson, president, Mr. john Howard, vice-president, Mr. Donald O'Brien, secretary, Mr. Robert Troup, treasurer. The King of jazz , Al Hirt, entertains guests at Golden Knight Ball. 241 View To Elegance, ezzzles Audience Chappuis Work tirelessly to present gala fashion show to aid St. Francis x 'l Mrs. Extejt strikes a funny note with Mrs. Kumor as three foreign guests, speaking on international understanding, enjoy it also. Chappuis mothers help at Funarmml. Mrs. Toefflcr sells a balloon to a cute little youngster. Under the guidance of Father Daniel Chappuis Society has become an integral Francis. Members of this organization mel and friends of St. Francis students and alu ladies have but one objective: to benefit St llmost 5000 the iesult of lmd but cnjox 1 The largest project undertilsen this ye nual fashion show, A View of Elegance tor Beck, lr. was the general chairman for successful exent The sets made bs Fflthe artistimllx inclined ladies is alwavs wercl Funaiama 1 mo das festn al which tl cofsponsols with the Brisson Association ously received by all. The gala St. Patricks was the top social event of the yeir year the Chappuis Society presented Fwtl 2 5 , ' ' 1 ' l . LY ' Q ' 1 l 1 Chappuis officers this seat are Mrs P president, Mrs. Charles Smith, xice pre lohn Rogge recording secretarv Mrs VK hary, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Eugene uier and Mrs lames Qtanford issistant tre in Y Courage yl rr 'Tbingy It ' Courage, determination send St. Francis athletes to the top The G1 in Vietnam or the long training sessions Of super-athletes exemplify physical courage, hut Recreation on any level can represent it. A boy does Not grow up until he receives a few knocks and Bruises in a backyard game of football. A person suffers Many setbacks in life and the greatest test Of courage is to hear defeat without losing heart. VV here can a hoy or a young man learn this hetter than In sports. Physical courage is an essential Part of anyone's personality and must be developed Equally with character and mind to mold a well- Rounded inalividual. 58 to the Body St. Francis Wins City Crown Six from St. Francis on A11 City Team The year of 1965 will long be remembered in the football annals at St. Francis de Sales. For it was in this year that the Knights combined fine coaching, tremendous attitude and ability to ride off with their first football City Championship. The red and blue posted an enviable record of eight wins and only one defeat. Our record was marred by a heartbreaking 14-12 loss to Scott in which we completely dominated every statistic except number of points scored. The talented Knights fashioned six shutouts enroute to their 8-1 record while amassing 142 points to the opposition's 33. The greatest thrill of the year, however, came at the expense of arch- rival Central. On that cold afternoon of September 26th the men of St. Francis pounded out an inspired 10-O victory and returned the lrish Knight to its home. But the Central victory was just one of the many highlights of 1965. The St. Francis eleven also posted a very convincing 28-13 win over our neighborhood rival Devilbiss and therefore regained the Hilton Murphy'Sportsmanship Trophy. By football standards the Knights certainly were not big, but by the standards of athletes, champions and men the Knights were not only big, they were the biggest. As far as individual honors are concerned, St. Francis landed six spots on the All-City first team and three on the All-City second team. Those on the first team were Karl Panltratz, Dave Bailey, lim lVlang, Ken Klear, Brad Topolslti and Bruce Laubcr. Those landing births on the second team were john Dooley, john Schlageter and Joe Rowland. Karl Pan- kratz and Dave Bailey were also named to the Northwestern Ohio All- District first team. 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Ralph Zychowicz looks downfeld while cluding Stritch tackler. .. .xt if in Striiclz rlefer After a short ulers as Terry Slzeelzy looks on. Don lVlclVlullen and Frank Karl Pankratz rips through DCV1ll7lSS de ense or gum Spzrztec! Vzctory 0 Varsity Scores Waite ........................ Central Catholic ...... Macomber ........... Scorr ................ DcV1lb1ss Bowsher ................ Wlutmer .................... Cardinal Stritch Woodward ............. Lightweight Scores Waite .......... Macomber .... Rogers ....... Scott ..... Bowslx er DeVilbiss . Libby ..... Start ......... Freshmen Scores Macomber .... DcVilbiss St. Johns ...... .Bowsber ..... Waite Start ..... Scntt ..... Libbey Opponent 0 0 0 0 6 Opponent 2 O 0 Opponent 0 O 8 0 6 6 Kittie relax after long ' 4 X . P Q 'Y a- F 44 5 mg U f I -. I, x w. 3 L. . D .Jig :Wg as ., M Q, , 'Q ind? Hn, x el E 1 W , . s i I N Q? 3:3 ,, V,'wQ 5 -v Q-rs' 4 A ,rf GH 1, 459- si' 2 . sw ' . .-- v . ,. ,- . 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As the front line gives great protection, Dave Bailey puts point after touchdown between the uprights in Delfilbiss game. x 66 Q' fx 'ima Q, ,, .-N. v 1 6 If 1253 ff 0 'fx 1 A FQ. f N VARSITY TEAM-First Row: Jim Smythe, Ken King, Don Smith, Ralph Zychowicz, John Rohr, Alan Zaciek, John Schlageter, Joc Rowland, John Dooley, Marv Malik, Dave Couturier, Dave Rash- leigh, Bob Christ, Mgr. Second Row: Fred Myers, Pat McNerney, Jim Mang, Brad Topolski, Ken Klear, Bruce Lauber, John McCrane, Bill Schoen, Nick Boraggina, Frank Zychowicz, Bob Corski, Dave Bailey, Karl Pankratz, Tom Detzer, Mgr. Third Row: Coach Dick Mattingly, Chris Bates, Mgr., Bill Cook, Mgr., Chris Yates, Terry Sheehy, Bernie Reinhart, Ed Michaelson, Chuck Emmenecker, Bill Carroll, Steve Skiver, Greg Zann, Tom Schlageter, Andy Huii, Rev. Louis Komorowski, Athletic Director, Coach Joe Sevenich. Fourth Row: Coach Paul Harshman, Coach Jim Kubacki, Doug Avery, Russ Paul, Ed Westmeyer, Marty Tank, Marty Huff, Gerry Krajewski, Pat Hylant, Bob Wilczynski, Drew Hoiifer, Coach Dan Simrell. FRESHMAN TEAM-First Row: Hugh Smith, Harold Marok, Dave Lewandowski, Don Perryman, Rich Moynihan, Chuck Wilson, Mike Kelleher, Walt Edwards, Tim O'Ne.ill.Dale VVilliams, Ralph Bell, Gump Teipcr. Second Row: Bill White, Mike Consiorowski, Chris Ferrara, Jim Hodulik, Larry Kasprzak, Bill Maier, Mark Sayers, Tim 0'BfiCH, Laffy Bialorucki, Dave Well, Doug Marti, Coach Geha. Third Raw: Steve Thomas, Jerry Rowland, Norman Ziolkowski, Damian Wilkerson, Vic Vida, Dwayne Szymanski, Paul Ramirez, Berry Soviar, Jim Connor, Reed Bennet, Tom Walker, Coach Seveuich. Fourth Row: Manager Joe Rooks, John Seibenicky Terry Degnan, Karl Kovacs, Jim Demecs, Dennis Shonebarger, Hank Geha, John VViza, Dave Dumont, Tom Drewicz, Bruce Roberts, Dave Wagner. Dooley as Chrii Bates cleanshis shoesfBfad Topolski waQhek the game. h I H ' ,, ' Sea of Maid Is C0m17zonSzgbtmfio0tballGczme5 Mud night garnes LIGI-ITWEIGHT TEAM-First Row: John Velker, Bob Myers, e y i e i M Don Kruzel, Mike Conlisk, Mike Heinsien, Joe Dollman. Second 1 Row: jim Peer, Art Garwacki, Rick Burtsher, Jim Folger, Andy P ague Schvool. Photographer Iuhasz, Rick Zimmerman, john, Allen, John Rohr. Third Row: Bill Stechschulte,'Mark johnson, George Sabback, Jim Zaremb-A i - ski, Rick Ray, Tod Mangan, Jay Sherry, John Domalski. Fourth , Q Row: joe Kittle, jim Grady, Mike O'Connell, Terry Desmoncl, z Bill Dziengleski, Phil johnson, Don McMu11in, jerry Tillman, john Naumann, Mike Booth. . A 'QQ , N . A Fi fi: F 2 , is 1l e . i ee M ek. i es ile fi - f F X' ai .li. A A .A.-it w. yi v ,- N , i 'C l a 1 Q K x. ' 'xiii as X Q p -. dv e E X ' I TN. :fx .. . 1 3 . ,1.fg,aQ . Q Q b, ' f ew Q, 6 K' 1.12 f K ' ri--U J . 1 ' . N -f x a , F' .Q . K X . R 's ' W e, Q? . 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Hard-fought victories- over Central Catholic and Whitmer were highlights in a year which brought the Knights their third City League title. In the sectional tournament, St. Francis qualified nine wrestlers for further action. Four matmen survived in the districts thereby advancing to the state tourney. ln Columbus, Karl Pankratz capped a brilliant sports career at St. Francis by winning the State Championship in the heavyweight division. Last yearis state champion, Dick Meyer, lost a close early decision and finished third., in the 120 pound class. lim Schocn and Tim Cichoclci were also members of the four man dele- gation which finished fifth in the state. Tension builds for Greg Sclzoen as Dick Meyer and Brad Topolski give him last minute advice. With a quick sit-out, Pat Sclzoen escapes from a Bowsher grappler in the District Tournament. MIIIHMFHW . 5 2 2 Vg L7 On his way to a championship, Dick Meyer picks up a win in the District Tournament over Stritch. 79 Referee watches as Whitmefs mntman and Andy Huff struggle near the edge Congratulations from Coachleffler are always wel- h , , . of the mat, D. g g L come after a tough mate . , KM gg , . his Add lV1fesZli12 g .,.,,,,., ,, Wreifiing temn at attentionageompetitors are Pat Dick Meyer, C. 1. Smithjjack McMillan, Larry King, Greg'Sehoen, jim Schoen, Kenny ZychowitzQ Andy Huff and Brad Topolski. HeavyweighQKarl,Pankmtz waits to be - Wwcw gansxmau assume comms SPORTSMANSH 4. s 3 gg ,C if ,f XM, Y s....'1FF'- ' , .0 , , 1 .X XS Brad Topolski and a Rogers grappler lock horns in the sectional fOIH'lltllllC71f COll11lCfifi0I1. f Honors Start matman attempts to control the straining jim Sciioen. Although the referee signals safe, Nfaite opponent seems to be in danger in district match against Karl Pankratz. lk Tan PLAYERS K 5 . ' A ...nw-A-.X . -X v X. .. -QLQQS D K A. v Coach Leffler watches eagerly as a tense moment is reflected in the faces of team members Ioe Zychowicz, Ken King, jim Sehoen, Andy Huff, Brad Topolski and Dick Meyer on his knees. Scores St. Francis Opponent 28 ............ .......... S tart ......................... ............ 1 I 24 ......... .......... Ce ntral Catholic ..... ........ 1 4 3 5 ......... .......... W oodward ........... ..... 6 24 ......... .......... D evilluiss .......... ..... 1 2 26 ......... .......... S cott ........... ..... 1 7 25 ......... .......... M acomber . ..... 1 l 19 ......... .......... VVh itmer .... ..... 1 7 30 ......... .......... B owsher .. .... . 7 36 ......... ........ . .Libbey ........ ...... I 1 34 .................................... Waite ...... ..... 3 VARSITY TEAM Front Row Jack McM1llan C I Smxth Dick Meyer, Pat Schoen, Joe Zy- chow1cz T1m C1Cl'IOClCl and Tlm Davxs manager Back Row Coach Dick Leffler, Larry King, 11m Schoen Ken Kmg Ralph Z5 chowxce Andy Huff Brad Topolski, Karl Pankrarz and Father 82 ,,,--- ' ... Leg rifle works well for Andy Huff as he rides out Central opponent. During a time-out, Coach Leffler encourages team co captazn Brad Topolski. Pcmkmtz Cops State Heavyweight Cham ionshi Coach Leffler instills know-how and courage Rushing onto the mat after tlze matclz, Coaclz Leffler gleefully carries Pankratz, the new state heavyweight wrestling champion. In the heat of the match, Greg Schoen tries to carry out lus mstruc tions against a Whitmer opponent. Q ' vs'- f' 1 . of --......., . 'Shiv' ? 1Vec1nesrlay afternoon fimls irztramurnl lzmrlers in action at U1zi1'ersity Lancs. St. mncis Kegleefs all Way to Cham ionshy 'llhe St. lirancis National League howling team, unclcr hloclcrator Father Rohert llealy, took its first city championship, winning the regular season title with a -1678 recorcl and the postfseason tournament. ln the Hnal match the Knights homhetl Start to secure the champion- ship. lligh average on the team, as well as in the city, was posted hy a junior, 'lim liuhlick with 188. Other mcmhcrs ol' the National League are Paul Skowronek - 186, l1oh kvilclynski -- 186, ,lohn Culclanski - 183, Boh Moore - 180, Phil Zolg - 175 and team captain Gary NATIONAL LIZAGUE 11OVV1.12RS 4 hloclerator Father llealy, john filllCllll1Sl4l, Clary Iloltf, Paul Skowronek, Tim lluhliek, Phil Zulu ancl 111:11 hloore. .. lpn. i inns ,A lloltz - 173. Boh Moore had the high game of the year - 246. while .lohn Guzclanski hacl the high series - 641. The American League squacl linishecl a respcctahle thircl in its clivision with a 36-18 recorcl. The top howlers were lioh Grebe V 180 ancl Chuck Lautzenheiser - 173. The other American Leagucrs are Greg l1lainc V 169, Don Schroecler A 168, Rick liowler - 166, Bill Rahara - 158 ancl Vinnie Schlaeter - 152. Vlihcse two outstancling teams represcntecl St. lirancis well and kept up our line tradition ol' excellence sports. AiXlER1CAN 1.FACU12 l1OVVl.ERS - hloclerator lfathcr llealy, Don Sehroetler, Vince Selllachter, Chuck l.autzcrheiser, Rick llowler, Boh Crehe anal Gregg Blaine. S X, ' 4' 1 . Q 1' . 'V LY H ...XX NRM. , .i ,QA 1. , ,.,X.LL W, lt. pw- 1 4 The city 1011211535 mp 17U1l'1CV, Tim B11111ic1c, SIIOIVS fine form 011 117l' I11111's. P11111 S1:ml'1'011v1: ffrvs ll sI1'i1:c in 1110 lil1.111l SI1111 11111IC11. I11lr11111111'11I 17OIl'1l Y'S, Rick F0ll'1L'l', G1111111 p14l'1l7L'V', Ilvff 61171117111 111111 Vi11c'1' SC1l11lClI1Cl'L'II.10j' ll sl1i1'i1011 lIl!11C1I. Q Cily 01111111175 P11111 S1i0ll'l'UlIC1l, 13011 Alonrc, C1!Il',1' 110111. 111111 X013 111111 rliilll 1311111101: 1001: 011 11x 1101111 C11:11c111x1:i lol111s scorcx of 111m111v1' SI. 171'11m'ix 1'ic!o1'v. tif! S! ry 41, 'Qs F '4 85 I S X ,'.,. itz. . N s ,ff , we sl f It .x2.,,,i ' !, J s z T4-av.-1-gfttirs-E? - if Sir:-Qsiiafzsf-'. 2 rt NN - as fait,-,rt N K .wires-E ,ei QT! 'ink .Qu 3 X ,K at x V. 1, '.Q . , A ' V , , .tg , v. xi , .JM txt . Q. W. A wr ii' 1 .s ,,,f . ri I ltr t jovial Fritz Sprenger sets nervous underelassman at ease on his trip up the chair lift at Mount Holly. Knights slalom down slopes under tutelage of Mr. Mignault This year, for the First time, a ski club was organized at St. Francis. Mr. Mignault, who learned the French method of skiing on the slopes of the Alps, where he earned the coveted Medaille de Bronze, was the moderator and instructor. The club took several trips to various resorts in south- ern Michigan such as Mt. Holly and Pine Knob. On some of the trips, faculty members joined the students in enjoy- ing the many pleasures of skiing. Senior members of the club were: lamie Marshall, assistant instruetorg Bon Hanna, lim Calacob, Bich Nach- azel, Chip Moynihan, Denny Gill, lim Floyd, Mike Ken- nedy, Chuck Nopper, Ted Schoen, Fritz Sprenger, Greg Fox, Mark Bassett, john Dooley, C. Cordon Smith, Dave Bugman, Fred Bingle, Harold Welch, Bill Kopaniasz, Tom Noonan, Gerry Pickens, Tom Connolly and Chris Beroset. There are also many underclassmen that participated in the club. Everyone is looking forward to next year and more snow. i Mr. Mignault and ,lamie Marshall instruct ski club beginners -- 'T in the funclamentals of skiing. ,- ' Skiers Take to 5 0 es Tom Helfrich, Dick Nachazel, Harry Welch and Ray Tarsha pause before starting u downhill run. -Ez: if 5. I' E as the Kmlglrts' le-' ' EX:-'Z , . Steve Connor and Bob Muller converse with a fricml from Bowsher High School at Pine Knob. 6 0, I I 0 Club de Skz zs Imtzcztea' Waxi11g ilzcir skis Ifcforc taking to the Bit. Holly slopes are Milee Hanophy, Tom Maher and Kun Lavoy. 87 Swimmers Take istrict Powerful team places fifth in the state Sharing a light moment with Coach Ballatore Witlz another practice session are John Schricler, Mike Connell and Phil over, Dan Hylant leaves the Johnson. pool, Off to a quick start are Mika Connell and Mike Conley as teammates Chris De- Rosa, Greg and Bob Zann look on. all-'LZRXA 88 l'-'Lyii-L Enjoying a lzrcak at practice are Mike Conley, Dyke Edwards, Coach Ballatore and Bob Zann. VARSITY TEAM - First Row: Tim Lough- man, Jeff Smith, Bob Navarre, Jim Ryley, Chris DeRosa, Joe Mann, Bob Zann. Second Row: John Blanchong, Mike Conley, Creg Zann, Pete Malone, Jim Eskra, Dyke Edwards, Phil Johnson and Father Fisher. Third Row: Coach Ballatorc, Dave Root, Dan Conley, Robin Tams, Dennis VVithcrell, Dave Szymanslci, Dan Hylant, Don Beggs ancl John Schricler. V-s 'rr ,tug , K, ., ' J :gf xx.. ' .' 'S Rn' ' is 'calves . if 2' . '1- 3 . .ei.4Hi . .. 1 .-v-, , A -'g-1 - -'wig' -.' 'r 5. . 45 '. r , -...s - f.' ff 1 '-1 -A-.Ao-5 N, ' , , , . v. ,..,-, 1 . f , ' ' ,E,,.- 'a.4 , f . - -2 ' ' - . gswgsfvg. Q. -Y.. 1 . I . y ., ,. X' ' Qs-ns. ' -J., . ' 'T .-. -Uv 4'Z n -r. f K ' If '?' .X ln r 1 1 A , V Q i C .5 1 5 'U 'P 1 X F I Y T it Q , .,,s.twvf,. .,. . , . ,'.,, - -vz.g,,,54fn r , I Swimmers churn furiously in meet against Fremont Ross. Their talent belied by a mediocre 5-4 dual meet record, the swimmers picked up momentum in the season which swept them to the district title and fifth place in the state championships in Columbus this year. The Knights went north to Michigan for their first two contests. hflonroe Public, 1964-65 Michigan champions, ruined Coach l3allatore's debut by downing St. Francis 66-39. The team did better the following week against Adrian. However, they came away from that meet one point short of having registered their Hrst vic- tory. Competition proved somewhat easier in home waters. The Knights swam against four Ohio schools, beating them all by impressive margins, with one exception, 89 il! a 50-45 squealcer over Fremont. Our solt defeat against an Ohio Team came at the hands of Toledo YMCA, 48-47. Besides Fremont, the swimmers dunlied Findlay, 59-41g Port Clinton, 72-233 and Lima Shawnee twice, 71-24 and 62-33. But the Michigan jinx held true all season. ln their second meeting, Adrian made it two in a row over the Knights hy a score of 49-46. The swimmers exploded for three first places and rolled up 62W points in the Northwestern Ohio championship. Eight Knights qualihed for the state meet. They garnered 69M points placing fifth in the state. That's exactly four notches lower than Coach Ballatore figures we'll hnish next year. Baseball Team After flying out, Mnrv Malik zleiecterlly returns to the bench while Dave Bailey waits for his turn at lmt. A fleterntinerl Frerl Bingle fouls off pitch in the Clay contest. 90 Fred Myers and Frank Duffy return to the bench with Don Hnrlmuglz who has just struck out the side. VARSITY TEAM - First Row: T. Scltoen, IW. lllalilc, SCllll1gClCl', F. Bingle, ZW. Hanophy. Second Row: F. lllyers, D. Smith, D. I-larlmugh, T. Galloway, B. Schoen, T. Schlageter. Third Row: Coach ll. Mattingly, Thomas, D. Bailey, R. Dnney, F. Duffy, T. Madden. Vp' Shows Pronnseg Is Strong Contender or Title Excellent pitching, strong hitting are key hopes to successful season The crack of thc bats and the squeaking of the pitching machine heralds the start of another baseball season. This years squad, under head coach Richard Mattingly, is heavily favored to improve on last years record of 12-7. The fine pitching staff of Tom Galloway, Bob Daney and Don lclarbaugh is considered to be the finest in the area. ln addition to the good pitching, the Knights have powerful hitting in the forms of John Schlagetcr, Dave Bailey, Fred Bingle, Don Smith, Frank Duffy, Marv Malik, Bill Schoen, Fred Myers and Ted Schoen. This well coached squad of regulars may also be helped out by fast improving junior varsity players. Undoubtedly this years baseball team will be the best in St. Francis history. A young autograph seeker patiently waits for Frank Duffy to put on his ivarnz-up jacket. re' -wa Starting catcher Fred Myers buckles up his shin guard heforc en- tering game. All-City pitcher Tom Galloway takes his pre-game uarm-up throws , W ,ol lVitl1 fierce zletermiuntion, ,lim Fought delivers serve in match at llernmirz Park. Tennis cmd Goof Teams Bob Fought returns volley witlz a low laacklmnrl. Rushing the uct, jim Fauglzt remlies to return if . A is 'U .f T a ghgf, .iff-4ff Wf Q 'Ur bf TENNIS TEAM - Tom Helfrich, jim Fauglzt, Fred Kumor, jim Casserly, Tom Blumer, Ken Hobie, Bob Fought, Boll Zami, Plzil johnson and Greg Zmm. Not pictured is Chip Moynilmn, manager. re are To what Cit and District Titles GOLF TEAM - jeff Feyes, Bill Green- en, Greg Blaine, Bolt Moore, Chuck Lmdzenheiser, Len Clzmieletvslti and liiarlc Spalh. Chuck Lautzenheiser demonstrates his fine form off the tee. Last year the tennis team won its second consecutive city title with a record of 17-3. However, the bulk of the team consisted of seniors. This year, after the loss of five lettermen, Father Iflermley has once again molded a group of above average tennis players into a team which is one of the best in Northwest Ohio. Our team is ranked as iirst in the city and is in a position to make a very good showing in the district. The team has Bob Faught at first singles, .lim Faught at second singles, Fred Kumor or Ken Bobie at third singles, Greg Zann and Phil Johnson M3 Len Clzmielewslci tallzs over his hitting problems with team captain Chncl: Lautzcnheiser. first doubles and Bob Zann and lim Casserly at second. Last year's golf team, under Coach Father Komorow- ski, sported a fine record of 19 victories and no losses, while winning its second city championship in succession. The men of the links romped through the district and tied for second in the state. Leading this year's squad is the outstanding golfer in the area, Chuck Lautzenheiser. Other regulars carrying the colors of St. Francis arc Rich- ard Moore, Denny Ciaciuch, Greg Blaine, Bob Moore and Bill Greenen. Before leaving for the links, Bill Greenen. Denny Ciacinch, Boh Moore and Greg Blaine discuss match strategy. 5 fN I-f Thinclvzds Show Strong Im rovement Cold Weather fails to dampen spirits The prospects for this years track team look bright. VVith returning lettermen Marty Huff, John Finnegan, Bob Wilczynski, john McCrane, Tom Troup and Ron Hanna an- choring the squad, the trackmen have hopes of improving on their fourth place finish in the city league. The team has an entirely new staff of coaches. Paul Harshman is the head coach and is assisted by Dan Simrell, joe Sevenich and Father Kelly. Top pros- pects include: Marty and Andy Huff in the shot and discus, John Finnegan and John Black in the two mile, Tom Troup and Ron Wliilc Dick Meyer and Bernie Reinhart watclz anxious Reger attempts to clear lmr in pole vault. I-lanna in the middle distance and Bob Wil- czynski in the sprints. The cross country team, under the di- rection of Coach Father Kellypran to a third place finish in the city league with a record of 6-l. The squad was led by All'City per- formers Jim Lehner, John Finnegan and Tom Simon. Other outstanding stars were John Black, Tom Thees, lim Black and Dau Mouch. Lehner paced the team with a second place finish in the City Champion- ship. He also came in lOth in the state finals. ly Charlie Coach Harslnnan drills joint Dooley and Bolz Vega in getting 0 the blocks quickly. tm and olm Black castb O1lfdlif!l11CC their opponents in our jim Lelzuer Sprints to the cross countrj tictorx otev Central finish in the city clmm- piousitip meet. At the sound o the starting quiz, the linmvix tu to get 11 good position for the grueling race to Off io Il fast start, Tom Troup takes the Imtmz from ROHl'1f1l1I1l1. Students Must, Exhibit tdifl Individual rand of Period of adolescence is trying time for students At the age of fourteen, a young hoy is ln a world of his own. He is, however, easily Moved and easily influenced. He is not quite Ready to stand on his own two feet because he Has not yet adjusted to this strange new Environment high school affords hint. But hy Continuing to feed on knowledge to its fullest Extent, he will he ahle to face this new way of Life with courage instead of fear. In the nteantinze, if he ahsorhs this knowledge VVhich is offered him and pursues it. to the Best of his ahility, he will one day he alole to enjoy The wonderful fruits of manhood. 96 Courage in Growing Up gg5,...........w.. ra Q, - x A x f wi' wif Q - ' - 'Q . 3 ,M . . I . . 1, .fg.g gguI,gm.N A in - .m,,m,,,L U . WM , 7 2 X: , 'Gif- fof- Rf f' f A 2 N 5'1 - fs' Ig , W r' Richard Amborski Daniel Baker Ronald Baker Philip Bates John Bayer Robert Beck Ralph Behrendt Ralph Bell Reed Bennett Dana Benore Y john Carey Richard Carpenter Michael Clarahan Reginald Cole Hugh Collins James Comiskey Daniel Conley james Connor Timothy Connors William Cover J 'Q -'SS 0 ' 9 ,Ji ., Y' Q N A IWQZ ' 4. I tl ffl ll ifi:J '5 .1 . iff ip! ,Q 11.7 . A.gQ,,, Afgligfl ,. . -ai. Q U ff It . ,lt . I 4 v -- ' .. , .rv AQ 4 . Rf 5 ff, Q., XX We P r y eff' - f 'W' I, ,tw p . x,.?::3ff.'A..i: f f - ,Lx -i . . Y'. -53' 4 . I, - ,' . 4... 3 1,-.lj fir, Q I' A ' 1 I. . , .jg.i.'.i i ' Thomas Beshalske Lawrence Bialorucki Thomas Biblewski Robert Bingle Gregory Birr Mark Boney Brian Booth Edward Bryan Douglas Byerly Patrick Campbell 1? if , v'h,:. V ' lx ,Q-Z fi' 4 1.,, I Ill .1 24 :ff I. M' aw' , . Q Q.. .. , A ' . Z! -JV: . , 5-fx . .V 'lr 7 f fs'f ,ff ' Patrick Drumm Michael Drzevviecki Thomas Duffy David DuMont Lawrence Duwve Robert Duwve Dyke Edwards VValter Edwards Robert Eschrich Alan Evans 4 ata' F 5. - , . .f l 5 fk nl' Dennis Creagan Raymond Cullum Martin Czerniakowski William Deak Terrance Degnan Richard DeMars james Demecs Robert Dilworrh john Dixon Thomas Drewicz as .. '55 nA Y., 'F wi... A. 2 I . c arb: . it 'iii f-L ra. xy , .A.. . Y 100 I 'D- ef- -- .ray fig ggi! John Fell Christopher Ferrara Michael Filipiak Ioseph Fitzgerald Bruce Fondren George Francel David Gargac Henry Geha Ralph Girkins James Gladish entml 0 ie Witnesses Slaughter 0 I fish Students drop into the chapel for Benediction after school. r r .-.- ..' 1- r WI X , Q e i i Robert Glazier h ix ix , 1. ,, fs 1 r V A is Mlchael Conslorowski Alan Gorlcwski Peter Gorman Chrrstopher Corus Svlvester Gould Mrchael Gray Robert Grebe ls it a frsf down? Tense expressions line the faces of some of the crowd as they await the referee's decision. nw, 'vw .- x 1 ' 951 'V 4i'27'1 V' J -, 1:-'fi ,l , 1 .-- X f ,Q,,. if- s ,- V, T David Guerra John Guzdanslci Charles Hage David Hamel Robert Helminski Iames Hodulik Robert Hoszwa John Irwin Richard Jacob Gary Iankowslci Gerard Iendrzejalc William Iohnson ti 1 3 5 Funczmmcz Stzrs ,- all rr. ff R Q Q 1 me me .gms 102 Iohn juhasz Lawrence Kasprzak Kenneth Kataliasz Kenneth Kazmierczak Richard Kearns Robert Keiser Michael Kelleher Gary Kelley Brian Kennedy Ronald Kerelces With a touch of pride, Andy Huff shows Mrs. Bitzenhofer and Father Shugrue the plans for student competition in the sale of raffle tickets for Funarama. Excitement as Plems Take Shape Student body conducts sale of tickets A . A ev' ' ,f V ' . Q K' - i D ' 1 5' fs 103 in f-. A - V W Lee Kiss . . 42' , f ef Ronald Korvas 7 V Q , Karl Kovacs t Stanley Kowalski John Kruez James LaPlante Ieffrey LaVoy Douglas Leiter David Lewandowslci Victor Lewton David Lucas Michael Lucas William Maier rosh Plaster School with amlbazlgn osters Freshmen elections introduce first year men to political campaigning As Rev. Mr. O'Neill looks on, Pat Campbell, Mike Gonsiorowski, Dave Lewanolowslci and Karl Kovacs tally election results. V I 1 all Harold Marok ' ' 7 a Douglas Marti 'V- .leffrcy McDonagh Dennis McGrady l l ' ln one of the classrooms already covererl with campaign posters, Gary Kelley and Clmcl: lVilson put up more posters with flzc assistance of Y I NI I 'lOl'l11 Irwin, Larry Bialorucki and Skip Spieker. lo1n1'cHug1 I Edward Melvin '55 George Mezinko Terrence Moore af L- ' ,LMA ' 'v J la - A-f b l M Richard Nloyniluan . A 1 YY5- . ' JW? Frank Mrlcva Gregory Njaim William Nunemaker William Nusbaum Patrick O'Brien Timothy O'Brien 5 ' Q 5 'nfl 5 gf K tal WJ Q 'sa : is .r svn , ' Karl Petersen Kenneth Piorkowslci Dale Piszchala Ronald Prebe Paul Ramirez Richard Regcr Terrance Reynolds Bruce Roberts joseph Hooks Gerald Rowland I ' f Y' its Timothy O'Neill Robert Pastorek Ronald Peatee Donald Perryman Thomas Perzynski IC! l qv... V-vs ' X Mark Sayers Paul Sauer john Scheuer John Scibcnick Dennis Shonebarger Hugh Smith William Smitley Dale Sniegowski John Sobczak William Sommcrs Daniel Sullivan Philip Sutton Stephen Sutton Cary Szenderski Duane Szymanski .zz . f- et 6 .., ggi! ,,,. . Victor Vida Stephen Vieson David Wagner Thomas Walker Stephen Walko 5 - I fiffiszifff if 391 I ifT', if 'L f t lyAg3 'C'7-5 Q I Ag i mf 5 15' 65 W 1 I if 5 Gerald Soviar Gideon Spieker Mark Sprenger Dennis Stachowiak Michael Styszko Edward Szymanski Michael Taylor Terry Taylor Richard Teiper Stephen Thomas Paul Thompson Dennis Tomes Robert Topolewski Robert Tscholl Raymond Tussing T' I LN. 4 is-.1 if f2ffffZ.iL Mark Wegener David Well Barry White William White Damian Wilkerson 1 .. 13 'N 4 ... ,if I in A T r .1 T -T .15 5 ' i V I is fy ' . E, J' ' X i I S3 9 Dale VVilliams Stephen VVilliams A , 4 joseph VVillinger , , '. 1. Charles VVilson 'Q ,, ' Dennis VVitherell A 'Ji 35: .212 C sf . A fit? f 471 i, U I' ' rfini' ' 'Wig :1 , 1 1 QK1 N7 n . A 'C '-cu Thomas XVitt john VViza Marchall VVisniewski .lohn Xvojciechowski Norman Zioikmvski Students Conduct Succesgful Clothing Vive Father McMenamin leads Mission Club in collecting Clothing for African missions Students Tim Tucker, john Tscholl, Tim Reynolds, Tom Loeffler and jim Elzerle pack clothing for the Oblate African Missions. 1 4-imma Bl Q--N' .Q -L- 'Q,,-gfjgg inf. F xx. g-f-ligsiqggii 1-if . V of . , ,, .jgjiw gk .Qs fr, -3 5 . .ak . Xqjwkstr axQi?sf53'5-y ,453 ,X 4'-, S, ,N Q , f ' i - ' f'f3fLi4e1lf5'k i 3 . ' g ' A , ,... afrgsgf. K.-,ip Zvkm .3 :1m,.g:3u A - gig.: sg '+g1..'-.:n',,,i 7. sv' I-'fp -sag, w , R w 9f5!ggf.w,,N 1 Critical Freshman Yemf Pee awed Solbbomores Leadership of sophomores falls to Reid, Wernert, Schlageter and Zyclfowicz The newly elected sophomore class officers meer in the library. They are: Bart Reid, vice presidentg Steve Wernert, presidentg Tom Schlrzgeter, ire 'urer and foe Zychowicz, secretary. ji 108 Q Robert Abenzeller john Albrecht Barry Alcock Bradley Allen john Allen David Anderson Michael Anderson Gary Armstrong Greg Armstrong Frank Balcerzak Michael Booth Joseph Boyak Richard Bozek Franklin Britt Gregory Bukowski Richard Burtscher David Butler Dennis Campbell Donald Carroll James Casserly H , 1 . I , 8 K A .aa 4 KX 1' Rf ,f M I ? .,. X W ' A A L A 7' I 2. t 4 1, ' I v Q A ,bv ,:,. rr I -5 4? f'i ' , X 5 4-gig f an M - Q ,,-' ,. A .vw Garry Barbee Richard Bashaw Christopher Bates Robert Becker Martin Bengela Michael Benner Thomas Berosct Iames Bingle Glenn Bitzenhofe Thomas Blumer I 7 i ' F ii f d 109 f o' '06, W' 6 r. l - V! V -fills 1,34-..ff,3--:'f ? I I , U. A wa, --K, ff. v. f 1'-X . 3 . D+ es ' A lx A X A 'M 'J . it 'mkffifg Q.. . 'I It U 5 W, , x i in ' gf H ,gb 51. I 'W' fm 1 fL'gl,g3?Pll: .s'wQiz'4:xQ.':'.l in C D .ar . fflefi i...' 'Nw T2 Rx ,wifi-5. filly 'inf iii' 'G Ji? F! ? M ta , 1 il lxY'l ' f riff W it ' 'vt f gi Y Y' 4 A my uf? f ? 1 ' n MI? l I :ff I i if fe f f ii M to uiz Kids Ham john Chapman Davicl Chmielewski Robert Christ William Collins Lawrence Conley Albert Conlisk hlichael Connor Ieffrey Conrad Joseph Conrad Michael Costain Michael Cousino John Cowin Kevin Cutcher John Daly Daniel Danehy Robert Deak Paul DeArment Daniel Delger 110 DMM to Libbey on TV This is what the T.V. producer sees from his booth as our boys gain a Gregory DeRosa victory over Libbey. The Quiz Kids are: Tim Davis, Larry King, Rich- TCl'r3nCe Desmond ard Moore and Rick Nopper. lll A A iw T 0 james Diethelm I Stephen Dillon I ull. ' I E .1- vi Q 4 Ioseph Dollman I 1' if KY X 1 A s -Iolm Domalslci V :-. , A .- 4 2, R. X1 , , . int, is ,, X f . I pf AJZTD' Peter Dziad ,ff V 4 fox! Bernard Dziengelewslci 5 .Aix l be iii U f mi M ' A. M fly' 6665-- Robert Ebefly ' l Daniel Emriclc 'EA '- -'ff ff I 5 r,, , A. al' X K r Y D D Robert Evers L, ,V I josepl1Extejt .f . n 7' f , r, su .., ' . M I , .. W I . W.. Ac. 9 i N 2 , 7 A I I :HU I 4' Sfgkgflsii, r A - 1111.6 A Sfibiim Andrew Ferrara Jeffery Feyes Kevin Finnegan Edward Fitzgerald Joseph Folger ea. . h. Richard Fowler L' K 'Y' ' Michael Frenzell Nm Joseph Galambos John Gallagher Arthur Garwacki W 6 K, A f . M sr A A H ,f Y -v r wx A V 'LX . Vk,.w A , .f ie- ,faff fu 9 Z' r I f Dennis Gugger Thomas Heferle Edward Heinschel Michael Hensien Iames Herr ir.-.... M if Gregory Gerrick james Glonek Gregory Grachek James Grady VValter Grady John Grannan Mark Grant Thomas Greene Thomas Grove lose Guerra 4,-5 ,J N. h, , A,-'fx 'Q Y' .r Edward Howard Bart Hubay Andrew Huff Richard Hunter Daniel Hylant -. Never at a loss for words, Father Shugrue addresses athletes at the sports hanquet.From the left are: Coach Simrell, Coach Sevenich, Coach Kulmcki, Father Knehels, Conch Mattingly, Father Komor- owslci, Father Kelly aml Coach Leffler. fish Knight ends Color to Sp sf S.. mfts Banquet If J' L 'Zi- ' I --I V - N A' A M , ,f 'TL Michael Johnson .11 hh X' . s 'Lx ' I Philip johnson V D If Z -S K Mark Johnston 4 l A Q A Martin Innes M W 5 ' lx ' if Rohcrt .luhasz L M V. . . ,W ff 3 K ,N in N X 'vt Mark Kapel A ' p V Xi?-' , ' lemme Keller , . Y f, L F.. Bruce Kijowski fi ,y , :fx 'Li ' .Ioscph Kittlc F' 1 If ' J John Klein -A0 45.5 - f e titt ft A 115 Air Force Cadets Visited by Former Teacher The Falcon overshadows Tom Dreicr and Charles Boyer as they show Father Brennan around the grounds of the Air Force Acarlcmy. 5.4 X ti gi tt-. ' x lohn Klocinski - Michael Krajewski 'VP' Daniel Kruzcl rf A , . Robert Kuchn '34 i , X, ei- N i B L I Jr -. 34 2 In pin J 4- 5 E, . Donalcl Kuhn ,sf ' Ng, Christopher Kusncr filet 'Qtr : 57 i Michael Kwiatkowskx Raymond Kwiatkowski I 'x Il? A N h 1 1 f' ' ,mf X H .nh f, 5 , Leon Lapointe A Gregory Leber iff' JU: full ff. I' . ' ' - 114 Frederick Lees Dennis Leirer Frederick Leonard Ioseph Lewandowski David Lisowski 'Nl T f .f I ,V , 4: f .1 . .1 ,, -, .4 :.--- I , Q55 'S' 3,5 L MI X a 'l r' .g A New f X,l- Edward Moan Tod Mongan James Monks james Morris Daniel Mouch Q -fiiifi . -- - KW . Q- . ' . ,, . Z- D -- , , 1 -. ' Af 1 -i 'i D -ii 'A M . 2 , a a Q Aix va 115 WE, ffl Christopher Lonc Timothy Loughman David Malone joseph Mann Michael Mann Nicholas Marinelli David Marker Casimer Marzec Steven Masterson Matthew Matell Roy McKenna Donald McMullin Thomas McNerney William Mellon James Mertes Dennis Metzger Dale Meyers Iohn Meyers Raymond Miller jeffrey Millns V?-'Y . rl? K E iff: A' 7153152 ,fu np . ln- - w wx 5, my , My mr H i 4 l . . os 1,,q,, ,R Qfga .ly fi Mfr X ' ,fPTirzmsssi!f '4mN . graft' BL V f taii Dvaid Nowak Thomas Nowak -lames Nowalcowslci Michael O'Connell Michael Oswanslci .,A ..,, 1 in f! Vincent Petcrs llichartl Picartl .lanics Piszchala llames llollex Gregg Price ,' 13 ,,. , ,. , Q 1-N Us Q, . se if R ,-V , .H James hlulhcrin Thomas hlurphy Robert Nlycrs Robert Navarre Phillip Norris ,.,, fvs ,- rmv. ff 'J' ' f fllc somzrl of Go Knights, Go rocks thc Glass Bowl before the kickoff of the Central game. james Peer Anthony Perzynslci Steven Paslcict Gregory Pasqualonc Bcrnarcl Pavlica -v. -P f. 'bv Y Veshmen Learn the 'Knigbthi Wal of LW f fr- .. u' Arms loaded with books, Bob Duwve as- cends school steps after a lmrd night of study. ff J Lf 'UA v- , L f S i 1 ii ri' 4 Kofi, , I Fuji 3? Ts, M - ,. , Aff, 3.5, Robert Qumnell ' 7 Iames Radecki - f Hui! fsaiww Gary Rashleigh 1. Q. , Vs 3 iw ,Ax ,Lf HR 4- 'e Jilruei' lot' gi I 1 nn, fv- 3-' Y ,o,. fy If -1 X , Q Sg r X lg .X I' jx' if9'i.:T3f,1 rv 'rf A . 4. . .W 5 A fi ' f , fi, r. . ' 3 ' 404,11 li-f 4 At nm E '. iff if. rv Richard Ray Bart Reid Paul Reincck nz- , CH' Z , V X A Iohn Rodeman ,X 'N Q2 ' Icffrey Rohr in 540 David Root I VVilliam Rublaitus ff F- fi ,lffr James Ryley fe!! . AX . .+V George Sabback F71-vi rw...,,m Vincent Schlachter Thomas Schlageter Patrick Schoen 4.- 4 A 1 lp 9 X. The honor of cutting the frst piece of victory cake is given Father Marran as Tom Loeffler, Pete Schmmm, Father McMenamin, jim Eskra and Mike Skowronek look ou. A Mark Spath Terence Staniszcwski Williarii Stechschulte Patrick Stiff Raymond Strassner N, ,rx . :F-Q' S Tl' ,. ...X fvwif A 1 fv- jay Sherry Paul Skowronek Christopher Smith , '-- W I T Charles Seiz X W. A d L Jeffery Smith -.M in 1 fwfr 5 7 .1 3 gas bl N Michael Sutton ,X Theodore Sweet Richard Sylvester I Michael Szabo Thomas Tafelslci 118 At Barkskinners celebration, Mike Clark scoops in ice cream, Ken King grabs for more food and Mark Nelson finishes off one dixie cup, looking for another. Bmfkskinners Father McMenamin's Gary Williams Thomas Williams James Zarembski Richard Zimmerman Joseph Zychowicz Terrence Tansey Gerald Tillman Dennis Tollfler Thomas Tomasello Michael Toth Michael Uhl Louis Vasquez Roberto Vega Michael Velker ,A -F I R f! ,f I E I . X if ax I ff elebmte Ticket Sale Victory juniors lead school in record ticket sales for 'See How They Run' VVilliam Vendemo Patrick Wallace Michael Welsh Stephen Wernert Richard Whately zmiors Covethf Eye Front Entrance of School Beginning in September, as seniors, they alone may use front entrance of school- their status symbol The first touch of spring in the air brings out the junior class officers. They are: john Thomas, trcnsurcrg james Fauglzt, presidentg Mark Angeviue, vice-prcsirlent and Eric Reger, secretary. 120 James Abele Thomas Alfieri Robert Anderson Mark Angevine Michael Angevine Douglas Avery Calvin Bahich Christopher Baker Herbert Baker Raymond Bailey f. Timothy Bublick Gregory Buescher Ronald Burnard Frank Cannon Michael Carle John Carroll William Carroll Leonard Chmielewski Timothy Cichocki Michael Clark 3 in i 'ix Q -4 x !'lb., 'Q intra ll su Q n Q 1 7 Q 1 N 5 343 I ' ? Iohn Barvian Mark Beckler Charles Benda Cary Benore Timothy Berry Iames Biblewski John Black Iohn Blanchong Kenneth Block David Boyer ,T -rx Gregory Clements john Conlcle Steven Connor William Conrad Davicl Crouch Michacl Couturier Ronald Couturier James Cozad Mark Cravcr , sr. 4 .Alf i X- wi ' lm' , eli f s Thomas Dugan james Ebcrlc john Emmcneclccr james Eskra james Faught .W 17, I X 3, ,355 If ,yall William Cook as A Darrell Creque Thomas Criqui ,Q Thomas Criss Ai james Deca Cormac Delaney Mark DeNies Christopher DeRosa Thomas Detzer Thomas Doran John Drew 1 F l I f Cregory Feltman John Flahie Thomas Flanagan john Calatocky john Gallagher High School football team visit St. Francis to offer their congratulations. Left to right are: St. Francis Coach lhlattingly, Le Roy Wilson, fScottj, Father Slmgrue, Charles Cole, lScottQ, ,loc Green, fScottJ, Karl Pankratz and ln ll fue display of sportsmanship, members of the Scott Dare Bailey. Scott Congmtultttes Knights As City Cham 5 sm! . s ' 1 ' Qs. f Thomas Galloway Ernest Gnrgac f Valentine Clinkn ff Thomas Gorski , ga 2 Miclmcl Grady W ' T fi , in l K? I A .1- H Y i ,. ,Y V Thomas Helfrich ' - james I'Iofl'man fl , john llowartl I, 4' 'Q Martin Huff i ' Cary jcziorowski Y I 'N' ' .. 123 Donald llaltman Frcclcrick llanna Michael Hzmophy Philip Ilanus Donald llarhaugh , I .ml A.-I William Iohnesee John Kasper Edwin Kawczynslci Kevin Kearns 0 Michael Kehres Kenneth King Kenneth Koehler joseph Koren x,., , Thomas Kozlowski Eugene Kratzman Garry Kudlinslci Michael Kuehn The Kmlght Comes Home Much coveted Irish Knight finally Won from Central Catholic Father Shugrue's day is complete. He proudly holds the Irish Knight presented to the winner of the St. Francis-Central Catholic football game. ZS iv' 124 Frederick Kumor Thomas Kusner Thomas Lauer David Lautzenheiser John LaV0y Iames Leach David Lincoln Thomas Linker Thomas Loef-Her joseph Ludwig john McGrane John McMillan Patrick McNerney john Mennitt David Michaelson Robert Moore Michael Mowery Robert Muller Frederick Myers Mark Nelson john Lyczkowski Thomas Madden Robert Magers Thomas Maher Robert Maier Marvin Malik Charles Malin Peter lwalone David Manning Charles Marksch 4: gf M V 1, uf, f! vi , un It xl In m I George Nenno Stephen Noe Larry Oancea lx l ' mar L,.A,,., J Thomas Odorzynski ,EM K David O'Neill Ilfip 5 wif . Robert Orosz . 44 aw' 'U' Q 1 4 fi v X M- r ,- -Wir 'Ng r , ,K 1 rs Q gr' Q '4 ' A.., Vw! it ' ,X E ,rf- , ,i gr, ' i.: lwvir. , L, V ,LL ,kr ,ks jf, I i f , my i 'x ,if JJ- wig?-S: 5' ,mais r ' affix ,V ' I 7Q'W'1f'fz, '4' All r UK' E, .r .V-i IIA , A - :v 'Wig 'Xi f Aga L, 'iv ' E 4 126 J , 4' , 'M 4 fl fi 1 'IW Spirit Committee members, joe Exteyt and Dick Ratica make signs and posters for upcoming events. Edward Orphey Thomas Palermo Russell Paul John Poulos Gary Prala Stephen Pruszynski Richard Ratica Charles Reger Eric Reger Bernard Reinhart Roy Restivo Timothy Reynolds Christopher Rogge Thomas Hood Ronald Rutkowski Thomas Sadoski Loren Sattler Lynn Sattler Brian Sauer Thomas Scheller Dale Scherger Raymond Schneider VVilliam Schoen Peter Schramm John Schreiner F1 John Sehnider Donald Schroeder Stephen Sexauer Timothy Sieja Daniel Siminslci joseph Sheahzm Bruce Shuman Stephen Sliiver hliehael Skowronek VVilliam Smith Coust Guuw! ebifeseututive Lectures Students The advantages of the Coast Guard arc explained by Ensign Rurlecisueli to Bill Cook and jim Witker. -n K7 james Smythe Michael Smythe Gregory Sobczak Stephen Stanford Williarn Szabo Paul Szymanowski 1 f ,. l s , an .. I iii! Thomas Szymczak fifty A 'QQHP nm Robin Tams Martin Tank Raymond Tarsha 9 - 3 james Taylor ,y Thomas Thees afiving Students Learn Ordinary maintenance is Part of driver's training course ra erik I , ' Hifi John Thomas Timothy Tinclmer Thomas Topolewslci Douglas Treter john Tscholl Ross Turner Peter Ujvagi john Velker Dennis VVagner Andrew VValko Terrance Vllapslmall Robert VVilczynski Douglas VVilhclm Thomas Witlcer Charles VViza joseph Yeager Gregory Zann Rolmert Zann 129 . 'x ' gil Father Brennan solemnly raises the Holy Eucharist at the ring ceremony Mass. Seniors are instructed on symbolism Servers Ron Hanna and Dick Hojnacki assist and meaning of their coveteal rings hy Father Koelzer anal Father Brennan in the , Father Fisher. distribution of Holy Communion. As a St. Francis graduate looks back on his senior year, graduation strikes his mind as the major event H the iinale to a long road of events - some small or routine, others important or unforgettable. Graduation ollicially brings the senior year to an end but where does it all begin? For the Senior Class of 1966, the first formal step was taken on October the twentieth, at St. Pius X Church, the scene of the impressive Senior Ring Cere- mony. Pride and dignified solemnity marked the cere- mony as mothers and their young men assisted in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass celebrated by Father Brennan, our senior moderator. An eloquent homily was delivered hy Father Fisher on the historical background and sig- nil-icance of the coveted ring. After Mass Father Shugrue blessed the rings and presented them to the seniors. Outside the church, proud mothers anxiously await a glance at the class rings as their 'Knightsf looking down at their 'mark of distinction', realize that Act IV, Scene l of Life at St. Francis' has come to an end. Assisted hy Father Brennan, Father Shugrue presents class ring to Steve Cherry. 50. Ax Y , L.-an Q CN QP X-. Stuflent Council Presirlcnt john Dooley, Senior Class President Dick Enjoying rlie lunclzeon after tlze presentation of rings are john Hojnacki, Illrs. Hojnacki and Senior Moderator Father Brennan ad- Heinlein, Greg Gongwcr and their nzotlxers. mire new class rings. of Senior ings Lczunches Year o Leczclerslfib Solemn occasion reminds seniors of loyalty to St. Francis St. Pins X is a scene of solemnity as Father Brennan offers Holy llflass at Ring Ceremony, ws'-1 Hur 131 Loyalty emo' Courage Are Hezllmezrks of Seniors School spirit soars to new high under the leadership of the senior class O 1111 1411111 Kflllzbllf 110115 01111 1111 scnims 111111 11 L 1110 from c1111'm1ce of 1176 school Coming up 1110 taps 011 Ll 11111113 :lm are Cher, qclzoen ireasurer 101111 Sclzlagcter ucc I7T8S1dC11f R011 Hmmm, 041011115 11111 Dld IIOHIUCII 1J7C9Il1C1lf gg, ual shrink ' f-W.-.- 'Fla 53. T 132 Q., '1'?? 7 .,,,,,,-, I myifyif- I Student bod looks to the seniors or Ieaderslzi in the Student Council. 01111 Doole '. fstanriin fi . y p J L president, makes a wisecrack which UIJPHYBIIIIZV tickles Andy Huff, soplzomore: Tom Troup, seniorg Tom Gallowa ', juniorg Father Gross, moziemtor and Dare Bnily, senior. J -5 X Nb -'rx , ,Mm f -xx , I3 '- :, f ' 7 IX' N135-' T - of ,X,, xx . vb Q 'fxxx wc' rv , . Q,X,:,,. l'jgLwfe:,fj-I 'Z if? -.i Slffiilf ,. I V---ff' 'g-Tvfnfx, 'ff i1vNlffr1Ir7f4- :Q rzmkwfv MARK J. AMRHEIN ERNEST E. ANDERSON DANIEL J- ASHBURN WILLIAM R. AUBRY DAVID T. BAILEY MARK T. BASSETT 133 4,2 if DONALD E. BEGGS DENNIS G. BENSCH CHRISTOPHER W. BEROSET Santa Comes to St. Francis Christmas Songfest brings Santa Claus down the chimney of St. Francis Yes, parents do believe in Santa as seen by the looks of joy on their faces. Santa CDrew Hofferj heads for the stage during the songfest. X IHICWARD D. BIERLEY FRED J. BINGLE gr- Qfr 3:14. 134 ali JAMES R. BLACK GREGORY W. BLAINE DAVID W. BLANK St. Nick brings canrly from the North Pole for the children. 'Q CHRIS 1. BLOCH VHOMAS D. BOICEY NICHOLAS V. BORACCINA HA-Q CHRISTOPHER J. BRENNAN DANIEL J. BURNETT J ' W LAWRENCE C. BOYER DAVID C. BUCMAN CHARLES R. BUREAU JAMES M. CAIACOB Freshmen Get LAWRENCE R. CAMPBELL Y' 136 -Q-.M-X' Q0 'fwn-J !!? ev 'sp' DANIEL R. CAREY STEVEN R. CHERRY DENIS M. CIACIUCH First Dose o Knzglrzds .gbirit Freshmen, wearing tlzeir rezl and blue flinlzs, learn school cheer at one of our football rallies. J ,X RALPH D. CLIFFORD JOHN W- COLLINS MICHAEL R. CONLEY MICHAEL P. CONNELL I L-Cr, , 1, W x , V ..,.- A 137 THOMAS M. CONNOLLY MARTIN G. CONNOR ROBERT B. DANEY JAMES E. DAVIS FRED I. DESCH TIMOTHY P. DESMOND Is 138 TIMOTHY M. COUGHTRIE TIMOTHY D. DAVIS IOHN C. DOOLEY I AQ Magix:-1 -131, , 5 -- .. I ' '- ' ' 4 . s W, 'Is 4 fa 1 w ' 7 , - W5-'fi-'J m sl 1 x + ' - s. II ff: 1 , NG il nf h 4 F 8 v , f . f 'N . M W. iv M i , - xl kqAXF25w.w A X -.xg ft' 'fi 'lin' J? A .ah , , x 4' -1 . .xt fu? wh, , I f' f :kv .f , f-ff! 1 f , N X 1.-xr? fly 3,1 W mywx :.Li. rX-5 K 7,2 wg? um., i-,Qs Q ' , 'fy' f if '-u ffiiM P. km, k ,f , b X !f wi ,, . g f X V f . . 1 4 - Q-,K-. ' w sf , 45 ' XJ x,,.k,s..W Q ,- Sew-31 P-I hw pn- .wa-1 wb mini K-.J FRANCIS L. DUFFY THOMAS F. EMMICK MICHAEL I. ESCHRICH ima FL. L. Wy-an JOHN J. ESCOTT ROBERT K. FAUGHT , 5' Nr:-'QJ Hungry Kmgbts Inwzde School It is time for lunch! Students wait in Zine to pay' fOr 1147167163- + M 140 'Qrfx 721' JOHN M. FINNEGAN JAMES R. FLOYD STEPHEN R. FORBES Cakteria at Lunchtime J r H, ,..,...,,--5,--vs-n +L- .fi GREGORY J. Fox Q . 9 f 5 i J 'V JAMES E. FRANKOWSKI I -J w-msd' 141 JAMES P. GARDNER DENNIS M. GILL GREGQRY C, GQNGWER H077Z6C0772i77g H6671 P1'6S67flf66ll df I-Iczwime Festivities Z Mr. Hilton Murphy, an old friend, returns to Sf. Francis to discuss athletics with Father Komorowsici and Coach lwattingly, ROBERT F. GORSKI -' ' 1 P 142 My X , I WILLIAM R. GREENEN RICHARD K. HACKETT Seniors Dick Meyer, Tom Troup and Greg Schoen escort Lin Smith, Mel Smith and Pat Seiz as the band plays the Notre Dame alma mater. JOHN P. HEFFERN JOHN C. HEINLEIN 143 RONALD M. HANNA JOHN L. HAYES ANDREW C. HOFFEP. RICHARD E.,HOjNACKI lull-.--w - GARY L. HOLTZ PATRICK R. .HYLANT he asf Momentawihf elaxes Enjoying a brief respite, Pat Seiz, Sue Ragrm, Rod Tomczak, jamie Marshall Mel S mth and Mary Sullivan chat between acts of See How They Run . RICHARD E. JACKSON WILLIAM J. JENKS -ul:11 f f Between et iff! x WD' Ni' 'hr' DENNIS M. IOHNS 4 4s- MICHAEL L. JOHNSTON '-ea' Mr CRAIG K, KAMINSK1 STANLEY W. KARPINSKI JAMES B. KAUFMAN MICHAEL J. KENNEDY ROBERT C. KENNEDY 145 ...gr Sli I fr, I I JAMES C. KING LAWRENCE E. KING KENNETH M. KLEAR Plot of 'Doctor Fuustus' is topic for round-table discussion led by Father Fisher and Father 1WcIVIcnmnin. STEPHEN j. KOLINSKI WILLIAM D. KOPIANIASZ TERRENCE j. KORAL 146 rem' Books Club Stimulvztes Imagination o mfents ' vu.--I ' Hootcnamzy brings out hidden talent. Tom Troup, Tom Galloway and jim Faught sing folk songs before tz crowd of 1200. Scott coach, as portrayed by Kevin Kearns, irzslills spirit into relaxed football squad. GERALD R. KRAJEWSKI ' - i FRANKLIN L. KRALL ROBERT J. LAJINESS , , 1 w. 1 s Q. w': Y . W ,.. Q.. ,. ,L Mr i:?l3Q!'W fn 6 ff ' I -gk 4 nv, ' ff' f. 7537 iw lwii ' 5' ' 'fu AUX. ? K 1 1 f-,' -4 x 4 s' 5 ,QQ 5 x ' 4' ., v 1 , ' 0' ,, wwf! fart few' 'if3if'w'Q 'N' 6' fd' 1 '4- W V, 42 21:1 V, K, j aft-'Q,x::Li1' ' X ff' K , 'aff '-Q ' Q 'X 'Y Al' fig 43? f ' if B X 'V 'ffgf , W Q .f:f4'? ' , QW vggy -A ,E 3 ' 5' ly V y fi-X LKJQEQ, 2,33 X mira gg? Q ' Y Ajfaai 'F' , ' :'A :Q 'xii-' A ff- JJ X 7 fs gg f V, M' X H ' XQ'-Lys -01,51 S, K V ,A 5 a fl ,L ' Q M , Qggviii f:,1 :':fzf:. 1 --1 NW I-M11 qqfgp ,- f-- S W , ,mpg I 144 egg ug W A gazes .12 gg A31Raa . ' .r Kr' .fig , I1 5 :ggi M xnxx, ' , :gf Q-21222 HQ 152 L5 cu1 'VQf', .. 'Kgf,'g 13. Af: Jxx K - s 55' av, fa ' x f' .il nur' , Umm' I kv- X3 1 ' x I fir Irish Game MICHAEL S. MACK Q:-.-:f Q. X W' CHARLES D. LAUTZENI-IEISER DAVID I. LEHMANN JAMES T- LEHNER TIMOTHY A. LEONARD MICHAEL P. MAIEWSKI JAMES L- MANG Q' 149 JAMES L. MARSHALL THEODORE A. MEIERS JOHN L MILLNS ROBERT R. MARSHALL RICHARD 1. MEYER ROBERT E. MITTELSTAEDT 150 TIMOTHY S. MCCARTNEY CRAIG M. MILLER GARY I. MITTENDORF it Instills Students With 'Clean' Spirit Father Marran's jug Squad does a little outside work by Way of atonement. Father Marmn realizes tlmt flze jugees would rather be outside in the warm air than sit in the stuffy jug room. JOHN N. MOORE RICHARD W. MOORE FRANCIS MOYNIHAN vi wk fum? 151 4-gyfv inf' Try' ll'r1 RICHARD C. NACHAZEL THOMAS A. NOONAN CHARLES F. NOPPER I A solemn funeral procession led by Father Diekman, Tom Troup and eight pall bearers proceeds through 1he Glass Bowl before burial of Central. mm RICHARDW NOPPER JOHN C NORRIS JOHN I OCHENDUSZKO in RWM 152 I Wooden Co n Spells Deeztlr 'lim SCzl0C7l,S 'hearse' and sounds of muffled drums herald the arrival of the funeral pro- cessiou. We-C7 JOI-IN M. O'NEIL JAMES P. OTT KARL L. PANKRATZ efws 'ef 153 , . We fe , 44 H-arf' an IAMES L. ofass DAVID 1. OSINSKI MARTIN 13. PASKIET l '!P9-fn. JQIFI37' GERALD PICKENS MICHAEL C. QUINN WILLIAM T. RABARA Beat of Drums Hegb Produce Solemn Tone for Anxious Knighfs file info Class Bowl anticipating long-awaited victory. 154 PATRICK L. RADECKI CARL E. RADON the Procession .-uf-.fr JOSEPH C. RECER CARL W. RIEDY 155 DAVID L. RASHLEICI-I FRANCIS T. REINECK KENNETH j. ROBIE Kmlglnfs Receive Blade Slbowfsmeznshglv Trophy Newspaper presents award to student body showing best sportsmanship at athletic events Area Student Counczl represenmtzve, Pat Dalton, presents Father Shngrne with the Blade Sports- manship Away' 156 JOHN H. ROHR JOSEPH M. ROWLAND JAMES M. SATTLER MICHAEL T. SCHERER JOHN J. SCHLAGETER GREGORY T. SCHOEN JAMES C. SCHOEN TED F. SCHOEN TERENCE P. SHEEHY ,VL ' V' 'ir' 157 LEO A. SHUTT f 4 or V127 Opening-day action in Can You Spare It for St. Francis bowling tournament attracts Father Navarre, Father Earley, Father Shu rue and man interested onlookers. g J' THOMAS E, SIMON Priests and Friends of School IAMES A. SIWAIEK CHARLES G. SMITH CHARLES SMITH id' f.,,3,,'t 'fzrrrf 158 Enjoy Action at GEORGE E. SPRENGER 1:-:zur bd' DONALD E. SMITH I ,inf ' T ' ANDREW G. SNYIR EARL j. STECHSCI-IULTE EDWARD J. STIFF fl? lv! MIAAA y.-A Q T ' 159 ff f .,,,, . , by 'M ' af--f, lil ,- Y . 9' , , 'P' WILLIAM E. STRAUB KENNETH 1. SZOLOSI TIMOTHY F. TANSEY Appearing in Te Dcum scene of TOSCA arc Greg Sclzoen, Chuck Lautzenhciser, jim Davis, jim Callacob, Gary Holtz and jack Hayes. STEPHEN F. TEIPER HENRY M. THIBODEAU RICHARD A. TOERNE ,RS-I I , Wu. I' A 160 v Kmgbts Show Talent in 0 em Father Fisher leads search for hidden talent ':::f' ' W V 4 RODNEY L. TOMCZAK N, Extras Mark Bassett, Bill Grecnen, jamie Marshall, Clmcl: Nopper, Denis Ciaciiaclz, Ken BRADFQRD T, TQPOLSKI Hobie, Dan Carey and Clzucl: lautzenlxciser listen as Fatlzcr Fislzcr graphically explains the intricacies of TOSCA. MICHAEL E. TRABBIC THOMAS R. TROUP . Qigjvqu , W l ' J Ku 7 Y 'x A ,gg E-37' , 'Q'-ly' 161 Service Cadets X nnins4.xuw 1cfsmr.ua..vnw1.e., 1 , .. -.- Q ' ,Q a JOSEPH A. VENDEMO JOHN H. VOCKE MICHAEL J. VOC-ELBACH PAUL F. WALSH HAROLD V. WELCH EDWARD A. WESTMEYER DENNIS E, WICZYNSKI 162 QR , . 'NW S-02' LAWRENCE A. WILLIAMS M f REESE M. WINEMAN THOMAS I. WISNIEWSKI Wf 'TP IAMES L. WITKER ALAN 1. ZACIEK JAMES 1. z1oLKoWsK1 WILLIAM C. WITT CHRISTOPHER B. YATES Coach Hmfshmcm Tapes wo or Expecting a rough session, Coach Harshman does the honors for Bruce Laulzer and Al Zaciek. ' , 5- 5!f!1iY!'?AlIIAHi.fl,l' Dill 9 At this years Banquet of Champions second year awards were presented to Bruce Lauber, Dave Raslxlciglz, ,lim Mang, ,loc Rowlaml, john Sclzlagvler, Ralph Zyckowicz, Alarly Huff, Al Zacick, Brad Topolski and Ken Klear. o Rough Sesszon f' V' X- R . 3 ds: , iv: PI-IILLIP A. ZOLG THOMAS P. ZOUI-IARY FRANCIS A. ZYCHOWICZ RALPH C. ZYCHOWICZ Nsxr' 165 ' 'Y' at Maw i , -....,,,,. These are our Alan of the Year: Dave Hailey, Tim. Davis, john Dooley, Dick I'IOj1'lHCi4i, I.!l1UYlZ1lCP King, Dick Meyer, Karl P1111km1:, Carl Ricily, 101111 Sclzlngcter mul Ilarolcl VVclcl1. The MEN OI: TIIE YEAR are chosen in order to littingly recognize the contributions they have made to the school both in academic endeavors and in extra- curricular activities. These young men exemplify the ideals ol' Salesian education - that of thc whole man. They have excelled spiritually, intellectually and physically. DAVE BAILEY has maintained an excellent aca- demic average while taking part in sports, activities and student government. Ile was co-captain of the City Cham- pionship football team and was chosen as an All-North- western Ohio guard. Ile was vice president of the class in his freslnncn and junior years. Ile was Social Commis- sioner ol' the Student Council this year. TIM DAVIS has worked hard as the manager of our outstanding 166 wrestling team. Ile is this yearls salutatorian, a litting climax to four years of dedication to study. Tim com- peted on the Quiz Bowl team, helping in our victory over Libbey. IOIIN DOOLEY is a hnc example of an all- round St. Francis student. Ile has been treasurer, secretary and president of the Student Council in the past three years. Ilis ingenuity and dedication to student govern- ment have made high school life more interesting and fruitful for everyone. Ile has been a member of the foot- ball team l'or four years, making second team All-City this year. President of the Senior Class, DICK IIOINACKI, has contributed a great deal to St. Francis during his four years. A line athlete, Dick was co-captain of the basketball team and chosen to the second team All-City. A member of the wrestling team, LAWRENCE KING has con- sistently received honors and was chosen as a National Merit Scholarship Finalist. DICK MEYER is one of the most accomplished wrestlers ever to come from this area. Co-captain of this year's team and former State wrestling champion, Dick hopes one day to wrestle in the Olympics. KARL PANKRATZ is one of the finest high school athletes in Ohio. l'le was chosen on the All-City football team hoth offensively and defensively while leading our tcam to a City Championship. Karl led the wrestling team to another perfect season, and a third consecutive city title while himself winning the State heavyweight champion- ship. CARL RIEDY has been one of the most active of all St. Francis students. He has served as Publicity Chair- utstcmding Students Chosen Men of the ear Industry, self-sacrifice and exceptional school spirit are fittingly rewarded man of Student Council, representative to the Area Stu- dent Council Sportsmanship Contest, St. Francis corre- spondent to the Toledo Blade Teen Column, and ran on the track and cross-country teams. He also ranks in the top live of his class. IOHN SCIILACETER was a leader in all school activities. He was secretary of the Iunior Class and vice president of the Senior Class. John was llome- coming, Dance and Rally Chairman. John made second team All-City in football, and was a big-brother to the freshman. It-IAROLD VVELCH was an active member of the drama department, and consistently on the llonor Roll. l'le was a memher of the Student Council during three of his years at St. Francis. Courage Mzghtier Thom the Sun - You Ruse and Seniors leave an old life and enter a new as courage marks a transition 'A x' 't' A . in , 711- nf-If X Jil, Parents, relatives and friends assemble at the Perisryle for commencement exercises. 168 Fzghtin , You Won from youth to manhood a?3f?. sr? att- '11 IW Q? lll 1 lil! f 81 Egifts ax Little did we, the Class of 1966, realize when we entered St. Francis as freshmen, the amount of courage it would take to complete our high school education. This intangihle 'courage' took many and varied forms. The long hours of study that were neces- sary to meet the high scholastic standards of St. Francis showed a certain amount of courage. Nearly everybody knows of boys who started high school at St. Francis hut did not have the courage to persevere in their studies and consequently did not have the opportunity to finish at St. Francis. Physical courage is needed hy the Knights that participate in varsity sports, winning city championships for St. Francis in nearly every sport, as well as hy the 'Plowjockeysf 'l'luel4sters'. 'Fishmongers' and 'lflellraisers' that light Iiercely for intramural champion- ships in everything from foothall to ping pong. The ever present threat of 'jug' and of demerit slips seemed to give many students an adrenalin-type hoost of courage. Spiritual courage is evident hy the attendance at pre- school Masses, afternoon Bencdictions and the distrihution of lfloly Communion dur- ing Friday lunch periods. lt is our hope that the memhers ol' the class of l966 will continue to possess this virtue of courage For their entire lives and it will lead them to their ultimate goal - God. H, 4. -, A K f , 4.-A, 94,3 r V rw-,.,p v - .--- -. WL, lfVifl1 mixed emotions, grndimtes solemnly proceed into Gesu Church for the Baeealrzurente Mass. Graduating seniors receive their diplomas from Bzslzop Relzrznq Father Slmgrne counsels seniors for the last time 169 SE IOR DIREC ORY AMRHEIN, MARK 531-1072 2043V2 Evansdale, Toledo Gesu Band 1,2,35 Class President 25 Collegium Honorum 35 French Club 25 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Science Club 1,25 Track 1. ANDERSON, ERNEST F. 242-2829 1051 Pinewood Ave., Toledo Intramurals l,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 1. ASHBURN, DANIEL 474-1684 4201 Garrison Christ the King Dramatics 1,2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Russian Club 3,4. AUBRY, WILLIAM R. 246-6767 1471 Milburn Ave., Toledo St. Ann Baseball 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Football 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Sacristans 2,3. BAILEY, DAVID T. 536-4875 629 Falcon Rd., Toledo St. Hyacinth Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Class Vice President 1,35 Col- legium Honorum l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Trallic Squad 3,4. BASSETT, MARK T. 474-6821 3834 Bellevue Road, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Band 1,25 Chess 15 Dramatics 1,25 Exchange Student 35 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals 1,2,45 Mission Academia 1,25 Sacristans 1,25 Baseball Manager 25 Traflic Squad 4. BEGGS, DONALD E. 472-5203 4235 Talwood Lane, Toledo Christ the King Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Swimming 45 Wrestling 1,2,3. BENSCH, DENNIS G. 382-8493 4114 Glendale Ave., Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Dramatics 35 German Club 35 Intramurals 35 Mission Academia 25 Science Club 45 Trallic Squad 3. BEROSET, CHRISTOPHER W. 536-8667 3427 W. Lincolnshire Blvd., Toledo Christ the King Glee Club 1,25 Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals l,2,35 Sports Man- ager 2. BIERLEY, HOVVARD D. 832-4858 Grand Rapids, Ohio St. Patrick, Providence Intramurals 15 Wrestling 2. BINGLE, FREDERICK 474-9423 2333 Westbrook Drive, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Baseball 3,45 Basketball 25 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Com- mittee 45 Track 1,2. BLACK, JAMES R. 474-2294 2621 Merrimac Blvd., Toledo Gesu Cross Country 45 Dramatics 35 Honor Roll 35 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. BLAINE, GREGORY W. 474-6396 3127 Aldringliam Road, Toledo St. Pius X . Basketball 15 Bowling 3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Russian Club 3,4. BLANK, DAVID W. 475-8488 5162 Pawnee Road, Toledo St. Clement Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track 1. BLOCH, CHRISTOPHER 382-8268 3632 Mapleway Drive, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chess l,2,3,45 Debating l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2, 35 Lance 2,35 Quiz Bowl 35 Science Club 3,4. BOICEY, THOMAS D. 841-4881 3524 Westchester Road, Toledo Christ the King French Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 15 Tennis 15 Track 1. BORAGGINA, NICHOLAS V. 472-5692 1705 Milburn Ave., Toledo St. Ann Band 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Wrestling 1,2. BOYER, LAWRENCE C. 248-4190 2260 Scottwood Ave., Toledo Rosary Cathedral Football 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 French Club 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2. BRENNAN, CHRISTOPHER 536-3253 1728 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesn Golf 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Junior Council on World Affairs 45 Lance 25 Russian Club 3,45 Spirit Committee 4. BUGMAN, DAVID C. 893-6126 4275 Miramar Drive, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Dramatics 35 German 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3. BUREAU, CHARLES R. 385-3375 1976 Heatherlawn Drive, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Band 15 Chess 1,25 Honor Roll 35 Jets 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Swimming 45 Wrestling 3. BURNETT, DANIEL J. 472-9683 3410 Anderson Pkwy., Toledo St. Pius X Honor Roll 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Football Manager 1,25 Track 15 Tratlic Squad 3,4. Ca1ACoB, JAMES M. 474-0204 4322 Willys Pkwy., Toledo St. Agnes Band 1,2,45 Chess 15 French Exchange Student 35 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 1,2,45 junior Council on World Affairs 4. CAMPBELL, LAVVRENCE R. 856-2095 10241 Gilcyn Dr., Temperance, Michigan St. Anthony, Temperance Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,4. CAREY, DANIEL R. Lockhaven Drive, Lambertville, Mich. St. Anthony Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHERRY, STEVEN R. 691-9338 2449 Ross Street, Toledo St. Jerome Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Glee Club 15 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Trallic Squad 3,4. CIACIUCH, DENIS M. 474-6496 407 Branbury Road, Toledo Regina Coeli Golf l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Wrestling 1. COLLINS, JOHN W. 479-5840 3320 Drummond Road, Toledo St. Pius X Dramatics 35 Glee Club 25 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. CONLEY, MICHAEL R. 244-4140 2715 Scottwood Ave., Toledo Rosary Cathedral Chess 15 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 In- tramurals l,2,3,45 Swimming 4. CONNELL, MICHAEL P. 474-8996 3333 Drummond Road, Toledo St. Pius X Intramurals l,2,3,45 Swimming 3,4. CONNOLLY, THOMAS M. 472-9298 2311 Grantwood Drive, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Football 15 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Wrestling 1. CONNOR, MARTIN G. 472-4961 3642 Woodmont Road, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. COUGHTRIE, TIMOTHY M. 882-4408 6838 Erie Street, Sylvania, Ohio St. Joseph French Club 35 Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 15 Wrestling 3. CLIFFORD, RALPH D. 244-0237 626 Baldwin Place, Toledo Rosary Cathedral Intramurals 1,2,35 Science Club 4. DANEY, ROBERT B. 472-4274 5918 Georgedale Road, Toledo St. Clements Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. DAVIS, JAMES E. 472-1082 3332 Sherbrook Road, Toledo St. Pius X Basketball 15 Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 2,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. DAVIS, TIMOTHY D. 479-7015 2802 Midwood Ave., Toledo Gesu Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Debating 15 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Wrestling Manager 3,4. DESCH, FRED J. 479-4130 1427 Sabra Road, Toledo St. Catherine Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Com- mittee 4. DESMOND, TIMOTHY P. 826-4796 402 Brookside Drive, Swanton, Ohio St. Richard Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Debating 1,2,35 French Club 35 Dramatics l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Junior Council on World Affairs 1,35 Baseball Manager l,2. DOOLEY, JOHN C. 536-7814 2339 Goddard Road, Toledo Gesu Basketball 15 Football l,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Trallic Squad 3,45 Wrestling 2. DUFFY, FRANK I... 242-5152 2639 Scottwood Ave., Toledo Rosary Cathedral Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 35 Cross Country 25 German Club 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Trallic Squad 3. EMMICK, THOMAS F. 475-4278 2534 Charlestown Ave., Toledo Blessed Sacrament Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2. ESCHRICH, MICHAEL I. 241-7086 2369 Scottwood Ave., Toledo Rosary Cathedral Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Intramurals 4. ESCOTT, JOHN 474-8716 1663 Stanbery Court, Toledo St. Catherine Collegium Honorum 15 Football 15 Honor Roll 1,35 Intramurals 2,35 Track 1,2,3. FAUGHT, ROBERT K. 882-8319 4307 Rose Garden Drive, Toledo Christ the King Basketball 35 French Club 45 Glee Club 45 Intramurals 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Traffic Squad 4. FINNEGAN, JOHN M. 472-6279 3819 Maxwell Road, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Chess l,2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 15 Cross Country 2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Russian Club 3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Track l,2,3,4. FLOYD, JAMES R. 841-5246 3442 Chapel Court, Toledo Christ the King Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 1,35 Trallic Squad 3. FORBES, STEPHEN R. 882-7034 Christ the King Bowling 2. FOX, GREGORY 893-1019 St. Joseph Debating 3,45 German Club 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Jets 3,45 Science Club 45 Track 3,4. FRANKOWSKI, JAMES E. 472-9757 Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 1,2,4. GARDNER, JAMES P. 472-8073 St. Clement Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GILL, DENNIS M. 841-4043 Little Flower Glee Club 35 Honor Roll 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Com- mittee 45 Student Council 45 Swimming 35 Track l,2,3,45 Trallic Squad 4: Wrestling 2. GONGWER, GREGORY C. 382-8103 3181 Astor Place, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Intramurals l,2,3,45 Russian Club 3,4. GORSKI, ROBERT F. 472-2217 803 Mayfair Blvd., Toledo Regina Coeli Football l,2,3,45 French Club 35 Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 1, 4609 Wakefield Place, Toledo 759 Inwwod Place, Toledo 2344 Grantwood Drive, Toledo 6540 Wild Oaks Drive, Toledo 2,3,4, GREENEN, WILLIAM R. , 531-2398 1945 Richmond Road, Toledo Gesu Glee Club 3,45 Golf 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Wrestling 2. HACKETT, RICHARD K. 847-7915 7460 Seneca Drive, Temperance, Michigan Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Spirit Committee 4. HANNA, RONALD M. 893-1129 h 2015 Glen Arbor Place, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Class Secretary 45 Cross Country 35 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Wrestling 1. HAYES, JQHN L. 893-6158 1144 Holgate Ave., Maumee, Ohio St. Joseph Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Latin Club 2,35 Spirit Com- mittee 45 Wrestling 2,3. HEFFERN, JOHN P. 536-1822 1969 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesu Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 15 VVrestling 2. HEINLEIN, JOHN C. 382-8264 558 Andora Drive, Toledo St. Charles Dramatics 15 French Club 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Sacristans 15 Wrestling 2. HOFFER, ANDREW C. 536-7879 2427 Pemberton Drive, Toledo Gesu Dramatics 15 Football 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HOJNACKI, RICHARD E. 836-2765 1519 Millbury Road, Toledo St. Jerome Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class President 3,45 Honor Roll 35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Traffic Squad 3,4. HOLTZ, GARY L. 382-0589 2727 Daleford Road, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Bowling 2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 35 German Club 35 Golf 1,25 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Spirit Committee 4. HYLANT, PATRICK R. 536-2239 4550 Brookside Road, Toledo Gesu Football 45 Golf 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 3. JACKSON, RICHARD E. 246-8440 909 W. Woodruff Street, Toledo St. Ann Basketball l,2,3,4. JENKS, WILLIAM J. 472-2254 3417 Cheltenham Road, Toledo St. Pius X Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2. JOHNS, DENNIS M. 836-3752 1427 Millbury Road, Toledo St. Jerome Intramurals 3,45 Science Club 4. JOHNSTON, MICHAEL L. 856-2160 3270 Pleasant Drive, Temperance, Michigan St. Anthony Cross Country 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 2,3. KAMINSKI, CRAIG K. 475-2662 4780 Violet Road, Toledo Christ the King Cheerleader 45 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals 1,2,3. KARPINSKI, STANLEY VV. 841-3902 6017 Chaney Drive, Toledo Little Flower Honor Roll 1. KAUFIWAN, JAMES B. 475-5789 3453 Maple View Road, Toledo St. Clements Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track l,4. KENNEDY, IWICI-IAEL 479-8519 3170 Cheltenham Road, Toledo St. Pius X Football 1,25 Glee Club l,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sacristans 45 Traflic Squad 3,45 Wrestling 1,2. KENNEDY, ROBERT C. 479-6230 1932 North Cove Blvd., Toledo Cesu Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KING, JAMES C. 691-5526 2725 Eastmoreland Blvd., Toledo St. Stephens Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 2,45 Student Council 45 Traffic Squad 3. KING, LAWRENCE E. 382-4739 3771 Elmlawn Drive, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Cheerleader 45 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Quiz Bowl 35 Science Club 3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council. 45 Traffic Squad 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. KLEAR, KENNETH M. 474-5582 1324 Crestwood Road, Toledo St. Catherine Baseball 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Honor Roll 35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council 45 Track 1. KOLINSKI, STEPHEN 382-8475 1537 Wilmore Drive, Toledo St. Francis De Sales French Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Lance 3. KOPANIASZ, WILLIAM D. 382-0455 820 Atlantic Ave., Toledo St. Charles Baseball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 1. KORAL, TERRENCE 536-3639 1122 Harrow Road, Toledo Little Flower Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 45 Spirit Committee 4. KRAJEWSKI, GERALD R. 244-0157 2716 Lagrange Street, Toledo St. Hedwig Basketball 1,25 Dramatics 3,45 Football 1,2,45 French Club 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KRALL, FRANKLIN L. 475-3958 840 W. State Line Road, Toledo Regina Coeli Band 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track l,3,4. LAJINESS, ROBERT J. 893-3060 1015 River Road, Maumee, Ohio St. Joseph Honor Roll 15 Traffic Squad 3,4. LANGENDERFER, DALE G. 382-7022 2760 Hemlock Drive, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Trallic Squad 4. LAREAU, JAMES T. 472-3231 2654 Oak Grove Place, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Chess 15 Mission Academia 2. LAUBER, BRUCE P. 475-4754 2088 Eastbrook Drive, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Baseball 1,25 Class Treasurer 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 Traflic Squad 4. LAUTZENHEISER, CHARLES D. 474-5572 3613 Burton Ave., Toledo St. Agnes Bowling 3,45 French Club 35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Spirit Committee 45 Trallic Squad 3,4. LEHMANN, DAVID 693-0292 1538 Holmes Ave., Toledo St. Thomas Glee Club 25 Intramurals l,2. LEHNER, JAMES T. 536-4096 1906 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesu Band 1,25 Cheerleader 45 Collegium Honorum 35 Cross Country 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 2,45 Spirit Committee 45 Track 1,2,3,4. LEONARD, TIMOTHY A. 841-5020 2412 Luddington Drive, Toledo Little Flower German Club 3. MACK, MICHAEL S. 385-3690 2444 Copland Blvd., Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4. MAJEWSKI, MICHAEL P. 536-0903 1938 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesu Collegium Honorum 2,39 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. MANG, JAMES L. 691-8380 1943 Hurd Street, Toledo St. Thomas Aquinas Football l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Student Council 2,43 Tralhc Squad 49 Wrestling I. MARSHALL, JAMES L. 536-8107 3221 E. Lincolnshire Blvd., Toledo Christ the King Dramatics 49 Glee Club l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Locker Squad 49 Spirit Committee 3,49 Student Council 49 Swimming 3,4Q Track 19 Trailic Squad 49 VVrestling 2. MARSHALL, ROBERT R. 242-5600 219 East Oakland Ave., Toledo St. Joseph French Club 3,49 Honor Roll 39 Intramurals 3,45 Latin Club 3. MCCARTNEY, TIMOTHY S. 874-4464 554 W. Ninth Street, Perrysburg, Ohio St. Rose Baseball 4J Dramatics 49 German Club 3,49 Football 39 Glee Club 49 Intramurals 3,4J Locker Squad 3,49 Trafiic Squad 4. MEIERS, THEODORE A. 246-3386 590 South Street, Toledo Immaculate Conception Exchange Student 39 Honor Roll 19 Intramurals 1,2. MEYER, RICHARD 531-3984 2005 Richmond Road, Toledo Gesu Cheerleader 49 Class Vice President 29 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 In- tramurals 1,2,3,49 Spirit Committee 49 Student Council l,2,49 Track 1,29 Traflic Squad 49 Wrestling l,2,3,4. MILLER, CRAIG M. 822-3017 R.F.D. ffl, Box 258, Delta, Ohio St. Mary Assumption French Club 3,49 Honor Roll 2,39 Intramurals 2. MILLNS, JOHN L. 536-9727 1919 Perth Street, Toledo Gesu Chess l,2,3,49 German Club 2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Science Club 3,49 Wrestling I,2,3,4. MITTELSTAEDT, ROBERT E. 474-9793 5444 Harvest Lane, Toledo St. Clements Band l,2,3,49 German 39 Glee Club 49 Lance 3,49 Latin Club 3. MITTENDORF, GARY 382-0428 1844 Rose Arbor Drive, Toledo St. Patrick Band l,2,39 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MOORE, JOHN N. 472-4413 2349 Portsmouth Drive, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Basketball 19 Chess I,2Q Glee Club 3,49 Honor Roll 19 Intra- murals l,2,3,49 Spirit Committee 49 Latin Club 39 Student Council IJ Track l,2,3. MOORE, RICHARD W. 841-4657 5115 Chatham Valley, Toledo St. Joseph Class President 29 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,49 French Club 3,49 Golf l,2,3,49 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Lance l,2,49 Quiz Bowl 4J Sacristans IJ Science Club 3J Spirit Committee 49 Student Council 2. V MOYNIHAM, FRANCIS 382-6507 30748 East River Road, Perrysburg, Ohio St. Rose Collegium Honorum l,2,3,49 Debating IJ French Club 3,49 Golf IJ Honor Roll l,2J Intramurals l,2,3,49 Junior Council on World Alfairs 1,45 Lance 49 Science Club 49 Spirit Committee 1,2,4. NACHAZEL, RICHARD C. 479-2547 3801 Woodmont Road, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Collegium Honorum 1,29 Exchange Student 39 French Club 3,49 Honor Roll 1,2. NOONAN, THOMAS A. 382-0784 337 South Detroit Ave., Toledo St. Charles Football l,2,39 Golf l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Lance 19 Mis- sion Academia 29 Sacristans 1,29 Student Council 29 Trailic Squad 3,4. NOPPER, CHARLES F. 385-1707 2732 Copland Blvd., Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help French Club 39 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Wrestling 2. NOPPER, RICHARD W. 474-2818 3905 Drexel Drive, Toledo St. Agnes Collegium Honorum 1,29 Exchange Student 39 Honor Roll 1,29 Intramurals l,2,49 Lance 19 Student Council I,2Q Track l,2,49 Traflic Squad 49 Wrestling 2. NORRIS, J. CHRISTOPHER 475-1956 3115 Cheltenham Road, Toledo St. Pius X Band l,2,3,49 German Club 39 Glee Club 49 Spirit Committee 4g VVrest1ing 2. OCHENDUSZKO, JOHN 475-9774 625 Poinsctta Ave., Toledo St. Catherine Football 19 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. OESS, JAMES L. 474-6392 2212 Georgetown Ave., Toledo Blessed Sacrament Dramatics 29 Intramurals 19 Quiz Bowl 39 Sacristans l,2,39 Science Club 3. O'NEIL, JOHN M. 882-5105 6516 Ravine Drive, Sylvania, Ohio St. Joseph Golf 19 Honor Roll 39 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Lance 29 Latin Club 39 Basketball Manager 3,4. OSINSKI, DAVID 475-7580 5158 Rowland Road, Toledo St. Clement French Club 39 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. OTT, JAMES P. 536-6912 3727 Marvindale Ave., Toledo Christ the King Intramurals l,2,3,49 Russian Club 3,49 Wrestling 1. PANKRATZ, KARL L. 536-7422 1007 St. Andrews Road, Toledo Little Flower Baseball 2,3,49 Basketball IJ Class Treasurer 29 Football l,2,3,49 Glee Club l,2,39 Honor Roll 19 Intramurals 1,29 Student Council l,2,49 Track 19 Wrestling 3,4. PASKIET, MARTIN E. 536-8280 5252 Kellogg Ave., Toledo Little Flower Glee Club 19 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals 1. PICKENS, GERALD J. 385-1589 2750 Bradford Drive, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chess 1,29 Dramatics 2,39 Glee Club 29 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Sacristans 1,29 Jets 39 Spirit Committee 4. QUINN, MICHAEL C. 382-8540 3155 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo St. Patrick Collegium Honorum 39 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Russian Club 3,4. RABARA, WILLIAM T. 474-4287 807 Waybridge Road, Toledo Regina Coeli German Club 39 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Quiz Bowl 39 Science Club 2,3. RADECKI, PATRICK 536-0666 2101 Clarenden Drive, Toledo Gesu Collegium Honorum l,2,3,49 French Club 3,49 Dramatics 29 Honor Roll l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,49 Lance 1,29 Baseball Manager 23 Wrestling 2,3. RADON, CARL E. 726-9412 1110 Woodward Ave., Toledo St. Vincent cle Paul Band l,2,3,43 Glee Club 43 Honor Roll 1,33 Intramurals 1,2,43 Latin Club 2. RASHLEIGH. DAVID L. 474-8131 3641 Hazelhurst Ave., Toledo St. Agnes Class President IJ Class Secretary 2J Football l,2,3,43 Intra- murals l,2,3,43 Spirit Committee 43 Student Council l,2,3,4. REGER, JOSEPH C. 536-7297 1950 Richmond Road, Toledo Gesu Collegium Honorum 1,23 Cross Country 23 French Club 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals 43 Track 13 Wrestling 2,3,4. REINECK, F. TIIVIOTHY 536-9125 2005 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesu Collegium Honorum 2,33 Football 13 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intra- murals 1,23 Track 1,2,3. RIEDY, CARL W. 474-0569 4051 Royer Road, Apt. 108, Toledo Christ the King Cheerleader 43 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,43 Cross Country 2, 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Lance 43 Latin Club 3,43 Sacristans 23 Spirit Committee 43 Basketball Manager 23 Student Council 43 Track 2,3,43 Traffic Squad 3,4. ROBIE, KENNETH 536-0748 5247 Brandon Road, Toledo Little Flower Basketball 1,23 Class Treasurer 13 French Club 33 Clee Club l,2,3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Junior Council on World Affairs 43 Sacristans 13 Spirit Committee 3,43 Tennis 43 Track 33 Organist 3,4. ROHR, JOHN H. 475-8454 4648 Vermaas Ave., Toledo St. Catherine Football l,2,3,43 French Club 33 Glee Club l,2,33 Intramurals 1, 2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Spirit Committee 43 Track 1. ROWLAND, JOSEPH M. 474-8454 3121 Aldringham Road, Toledo St. Pius X Football l,2,3,43 Glee Club 23 Golf 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Spirit Committee 43 Basketball Manager 13 Swimming 33 Track 3,43 Traffic Squad 33 Wrestling 2. SATTLER, JAMES M. 479-8955 2664 Middlesex Drive, Toledo Gesu French Club 33 Glee Club 2,33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Spirit Committee 43 Wrestling 2. SCI-IERER, MICHAEL T. 244-7243 527 Prouty Ave., Toledo Immaculate Conception Band 1,2,33 Football 1,33 Honor Roll 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SCHLAGETER, JOHN 882-3100 5260 Bainbridge Road, Sylvania,Ol1io St. Joseph Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Class Secretary 33 Class Vice President 4J Football l,2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,33 Intramurals 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Traffic Squad 3,4. SCHOEN, GREGORY T. 536-7345 614 St. Andrews Road, Toledo Little Flower Cheerleader 43 Class Treasurer 43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Spirit Committee 43 Student Council 1,3,43 Traffic Squad 43 Wrestling 2,3,4. SCHOEN, JAMES C. 536-8550 640 St. Andrews Road, Toledo Little Flower Intramurals l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. SCHOEN, TED F. 856-3449 3215 Edgevale Drive, Lambertville, Ohio St. Anthony Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Swimming 3,43 Track 13 Wrestling 1,2. SHEEHY, TERENCE P. 536-6920 1904 Fernhill Road, Toledo Gesu Football 2,3,4Q Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SHUTT, LEO A. 385-3896 238 South Detroit Ave., Toledo St. Charles Intramurals 1,2. SIMON, THOMAS E. 693-1326 715 Utah Street, Toledo Good Shepherd Basketball 13 Collegium Honorum 2,33 Cross Country 3,43 Football 1,23 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Track 2,3,4. SIWAJEK, JAMES A. 729-2771 4510 290th Street, Toledo St. John Band l,2,3,43 Chess 13 Glee Club 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SMITH, CHARLES G. 531-1148 2015 Mt. Vernon Blvd., Toledo Gesu Dramatics 2,33 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Lance 23 Mission Academia 1,2,33 Sacristans l,2,3,43 Student Council 4. SMITH, CHARLES 536-9528 59 Canterbury Court, Toledo Gesn Intramurals l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. SMITH, DONALD E. 531-4797 1814 Mt. Vernon Blvd., Toledo Gesu Baseball l,2,3,43 Collegium Honorum 33 Football l,2,3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Traffic Squad 3. SNYIR, ANDREW G. 691-2040 129 Juhasz Drive, Toledo St. Stephens Dramatics 33 Football 13 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,43 Lance 3. SPRENGER, GEORGE F. 536-4940 2006 Mt. Vernon Blvd., Toledo Gesn Baseball 23 Football 1,23 Honor Roll 13 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Student Council 33 Track 1. STECHSCHULTE, E. JOSEPH 382-4624 2545 Medford Drive, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Football 1,23 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Track 13 Traffic Squad 43 Wrestling 3,4. STIFF, EDWARD J. 385-4047 2455 S. Country Club Pkwy., Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherelowns Collegium Honorum 1,23 German Club 33 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Jets 33 Student Council 2. STRAUB, WILLIAM E. 244-9727 32 Birckhead Place, Toledo Rosary Cathedral French Club 33 Glee Club 1,2,33 Golf l,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 Latin Club 23 Traffic Squad 3. SZOLOSI, KENNETH J. 693-1682 116 Nagy Ave., Toledo St. Stephen Cheerleader 33 French Club 33 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Spirit Committee 3. TANSEY, TIMOTHY F. 536-3848 1609 Potomac Drive, Toledo Gesu Cross Country 23 Intramurals 1,23 Track 1,23 Wrestling 3,4. TEIPER, STEPHEN F. 479-7179 2723 Densmore Drive, Toledo Gesu Colegium Honorum 1,35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2, 3,45 Latin Club 35 Traflic Squad 45 Wrestling 2. THIBODEAU, HENRY M. 382-5341 4143 Beverly Dr. Our Lady of Perpetual Help , Intramurals 1,2,35 Lance 35 VVrestling 15 Track 2. TOERNE, RICHARD A. 893-2358 325 E. Broadway, Maumee, Ohio St. Joseph Glee Club 1,25 Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Latin Club 35 Spirit Committee 1,25 Tennis 2,35 Track 15 VVrestling 1,2. TOMCZAK, RODNEY L. 691-7781 128 Morrison Drive, Toledo St. Stephen Dramatics 45 Exchange Student 35 German Club 45 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Sacristans 15 Tennis 25 Traffic Squad 4. TOPOLSKI, BRADFORD T. 382-3993 1954 Rose Arbor Drive, Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherrlowns Collegium Honorum 25 Football l,2,3,45 French Club 35 Glee Club l,2,35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Spirit Committee 45 Track 1,25 Traflic Squad 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. TRABBIC, IVIICHAEL E. 474-5118 3606 Bowen Road, Toledo St. Pius X Dramatics 1,2,3,4. TROUP, THOMAS R. 382-2477 2027 Central Grove, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cheerleader 45 Cross Country 2,45 Dramatics 3,45 French Club 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin 25 Spirit Committee 45 Basket- ball Manager 25 Student Counil 2,3,45 Swimming 35 Track 1, 2,3,45 Traflic Squad 3,4. VALITON, JOHN P. 841-4116 3219 Cedarbrook Lane, Toledo Christ the King Dramatics 45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Swimming 3,45 Trallic Squad 4. VENDEMO, JOSEPH A. 242-2073 818 Yates Street Toledo St. Mary's Collegium Honomm 15 Football 15 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance l. VOCKE, JOHN H. 531-3752 3351 W. Bancroft Street, Toledo Gesu Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Wrestling 2. VOGELBACH, MICHAEL 244-6378 354 Kenilworth Ave., Toledo Rosary Cathedral Baseball 25 Collegium Honorum 2,45 Exchange Student 35 German Club 45 Honor Roll l,2,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45'Track l. WALSH, PAUL F. 841-3010 3714 Willow Lane, Toledo Christ the King Collegium Honorum 15 Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 2,35 Russian Club 3,45 Tennis 2. WELCH, HAROLD V. 472-3014 2157 Castlewood Drive, Toledo Blessed Sacrament Class Treasurer 35 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Tratlic Squad 45 Wrestling 1. WESTMEYER, EDWARD A. 282-6548 643 Carlton Street, Toledo St. James Basketball 15 Football l,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Traffic Squad 45 VVrestling 2,3,4. VVICZYNSKI, DENNIS E. 246-9247 540 Winthrop Street, Toledo Rosary Cathedral Band 15 Cross Country 2,35 French Club 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Spirit Committee 35 Track l,2,4. WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE A. 536-3303 2050 Wyndhurst Drive, Toledo Gesu French Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Wrestling 2,3. WINEMAN, REESE M. 478-1619 4507 Ruxton Road, Toledo St. Catherine Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Wrestling 1,2. WIRTH, JOHN R. 472-5480 4208 Stannard Drive, Toledo Christ the King Band 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Dramatics l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,4. VVISNIEWSKI, LOUIS V. 536-4418 5319 Hill Avenue, Toledo Little Flower German Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WISNIEWSKI, TI-IOIVIAS I. 474-9697 2908 Cheltenham Road, Toledo St. Pius X Football 15 French Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WITKER, JAMES L. 472-3416 3308 Goddard Road, Toledo St. Pius X Football 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 2. WITT, WILLIAM C. 536-9587 3030 Hopewell Place, Toledo Gesu Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,35 Lance 2,3,4. YATES, CHRISTOPHER B. 474-8778 1262 Eleanor Ave., Toledo St. Catherine Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,35 Science Club 35 Track l,2,3,4. ZAGIEK, ALAN 474-3198 2945 Reen Drive, Toledo St. Clements Collegium Honorum 15 Football l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Track l,2,3. ZIOLKOWSKI, JAMES 536-5834 2015 Richmond Road, Toledo Gesu French Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Lance 2,3,4. ZOLG, PHILLIP A. 474-2479 2653 Latonia Blvd., Toledo Gesu Bowling 2,3,45 German Club 35 Golf 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 2. ZOUHARY, THOMAS P. 385-1758 4420 River Road, Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help French Club 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,l,45 Lance 1,25 Sacristans 15 Spirit Committee 35 Trallic Squad 3. ZYCHOWICZ, FRANCIS A. 241-5764 3420 Maple Street, Toledo St. Adelhert Football l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,,3,45 Latin Club 3,4. ZYGHOWICZ, RALPH C. 475-6192 4602 Overland Pkwy., Toledo St. Catherine Baseball 15 Class Secretary 15 Collegium Honorum l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Lance 45 Latin 3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Traffic Squad 3,45 Wrest- ling 1,2,3,4. -A- Abbenzcller, Robert 109 Abele, James 75,121 ACCOLADE, THE 42,43 AFTER CLASS ACTIVITIES 36-57 Albrecht, John 75,108 Alcock, Barry 50,108 Alheri, Thomas 121 Allen, Bradley 108 Allen, John 69,108 Amborski, Richard 50,99 Amrhein, lX1ark 47,133 Anderson, David 109 Anderson, Ernest 133 Anderson, Michael 109 Anderson, Robert 27,121 Angcvine, Mark 51,120,121 Angevine, Michael 121,129 Armstrong, Gary 109 Armstrong, Gregory 109 Ashburn, Daniel 133 Aubry, William 133 Avery, Douglas 61,62,65,68,121 -BL Babicli, Calvin 121 Bailey, David 5O,65,66,68,90,123,133 Bailey, Raymond 121 Baker. Christopher 50,121 Baker, Daniel 99 Baker, Herbert 51,121 Baker, Ronald 99 Balcerzak, Frank 75,109 Ballatore, Ronald 14,l7,88,129 BAND, THE I DEX Baraniewicz, O.S.F.S., Joseph 13,31 Barbee, Garry 109 Barkenquest, O.S.F.S., Lehr 15 Barvian, John 121 BASEBALL 90-91 Bashaw, Richard 99 BASKETBALL 70-77 Bassett, Mark 50,133,161 Bates, Christopher 68,109 Bates, Philip 99 Bayer, John 99 Beck, Robert 99 Becker, Robert 109,121 Beckler, Mark 109 Bcggs, Donald 88,134 Behrendt, Ralph 99 Bell, Mrs. Frances 21 Bell, Ralph 68,99 Benda, Charles 38,49,121 Bengcla, Martin 109 Benner, Michael 109 Bennett, Reed 68,99 Benore, Dana 99 Benore, Benore, Bensch Beroset Z Christopher 1,34 Beroset, Donald 109 Gary 50,121 Dennis 25 49 134 Thomas 109 Berry, Timothy 121 Beshalske, Thomas 99 Bialorucki, Lawrence 68,99,104 Blanchong, John 109 Biblewski, James 99,121 Biblewski, Thomas 109 Bierley, Howard 49,134 Bingle, Fred 47,90,109,134 Bingle, Robert 99 Binglc, James 15 Birr, Gregory 99 Open House 'for incoming freshmen! Incoming freshman and his parents watch an experi- ment in chemistry under the supervision of Father Elaenhoch. To the right is Father Kelly. 176 Bitzenhofer, Glenn 109 Bitzenhofer, Mrs. 103 Black, James 49,95,135 Black, John 95,121 Blaine, Gregory 84,93,135 Blanchong, John 88,121 Blank, David 135 Bloch, Christopher 25,49,51,135 Bloch, Kenneth 24,51,121 Blumer, Thomas 92,109 Boicey, Thomas 135 Boney, Mark 77,99 Booth, Brian 99 Booth, Michael 69,75,109 Boraggina, Nicholas 68,136 BOWLING 84-85 Boyak, Joseph 109 Boyer, Charles 1 14 Boyer, David 121 Boyer, Lawrence 136 Bozek, Richard 109 Brennan, Christopher 48,136 Brennan, O.S.F.S., Fernan 18,19,114 130 131 BRISSON ASSOCIATION 54-55 Britt, Franklin 109 Bryan, Edward 99 Bublick, Timothy 84,85,121 Buckley, O.S F.S Most Rev m. 8 9 . ., . W Buescher, Gregory 121 Bugman, David 136 Bukowski, Gregory 109 Bureau, Charles 136 Burnard, Ronald 121 Burnett, Daniel 136 Burnett, Ruth 17 Burtscher, Richard 69,109 Butler, David 109 Byerly, Douglas 99 -C- CaJacob, James 43,5O,136,160 Campbell, Dennis 109 Campbell, Lawrence 136 Campbell, Patrick 77,99, 104 Cannon, Frank 121 Carey, Daniel 137,161 Carey, John 99 Carle, Michael 121 Carpenter, Richard 99 Carroll, Donald 109 Carroll, William 68,121 Casser1yJames 75,92,109 Chapman, John 75,110 CHAPPUIS SOCIETY 56-57 Cherry, Steven 50,71,74,75,130,137 Climielewski, David 110 Chmielewski, Leonard 49,93,121 Christ, Robert 68,110 Ciaciuch, Denis 93,137,161 Cichocki, Timothy 80,892,121 Clarahan, Michael 99 Clark, Michael 46,51,119,121 CLASSES 22-31 Clements, Gregory 122 Clifford, Ralph 137 CLUBS 48-51 .-, Before making his initial move, Mike Clark makes a note of his plan of attack. Cole, Reginaltl 99 COLLEGIUM HONORUM 46-47 Collins, llugh 99 Collins, john 137 Collins, VVilliam 110 Comes, hlr. Lawrence 55 Comiskey, James 99 Conkle, -lohn 49,122 Grnley, Lawrence 110 Conley, Daniel 88,99 Conley, Michael 88,137 Connell, Michael 88,137 Conlisk, Albert 1 10 Cbnlisk, john 69 Conmy, V. Rev. John 10 Connolly, Thomas 138 Connor, James 68,77,99 Connor, Martin 138 Connor, Michael 110 Connor, Steven 87,122 Connors, Timothy 99 Conrail, lellrey 85,1 10 Conracl, Joseph 1 10 Conracl, VVi1liam 122 Cook, Mr. VVm. 55 Cook, VVilliam 68,122,126 Costain, Michael 75,110 Qlnughtrie, Timothy 138 Cousino, Michael 1 10 Ctuturier, Mrs. Mary 21 Couturier, Michael 68,122 Couturier, Ronaltl 50,122 Cover, VVilliam 99 L10VVlI1,'l0l1I1 110 Cozacl, -lames 122 Craver, Mark 50,122 Creagan, Dennis 100 Creque, Darrell 122 Criss, Thomas 39,122 Criqui, Thomas 122 CROSS COUNTRY 95 Crossen, Thomas 32,33 Crouch, Davicl 122 Cullum, Raymond 100 Cutcher, Kevin 1 10 Czerniakowski, Martin 100 -D- Dalton, Patrick 156 Daly, John 110 DANCES 52-53 Danehy, Daniel 110 Daney, Robert 75,90,138 Davis, James 138,160 Davis, Timothy 46,47,82,1 10,138,166 Deak, VVilliam 77,100 Deak, Robert 50,1 10 DeArment, Paul 51,110 Deca, james 122 Degnan, lerrance 68,100 Delaney, Cormac 122 Deleger, Daniel 1 10 DeMars, Richard 100 Demecs, James 68,100 Denner, Thomas 1 10 DeNics, Mark 122 DeRosa, Christopher 88,122 DeRosa, Gregory 1 10 Desmoncl, Terrance 31,1 10 Desch, Fred 122 Desmoncl, Timothy -l0,41,42,69,1 38 Detzer, Thomas 68,122 Dick, Mr. Frank 46,47 177 Diekman, 0.S.F.S., Robert 16 28 82 152 Diethelm, james 110 Dillon, Stephen 1 10 Dilworth, Robert 50,100 lJ1XOI'l,JO1lI1 100 Dollman, joseph 69,1 10 Domalski, John 69,110 Dooley, John 48,-l9,50,53,68,9-4 133 138 166 Doran, Thomas 122 DRAMATICS 40-41 Dreier, Thomas 1 15 Drew, john 122 Drewicz, Thomas 50,68,100 Drumm, Patrick 100 Drzewiecki, Michael 100 Duck, Robert 133 Duffy, Francis 75,90,14O Dully, Thomas 91,100 Dugan, Thomas 4-1,115,122 Dulxlont, Davicl68,77,98,100 Durbin, Mrs. Dorcan 21 Duwve, Lawrence 100 Duwve, Robert 100,1 17 Dziacl, Peter 1 10 Dziengelewski, Bernartl 31,69 1 10 -E- Earley, 0.S.F.S., Daniel 11,14 15 43 158 Fbenhoeh, O.S.F.S., john 13,30 12berle,'lames 107,122 Eberly, Robert 1 1 1 Eclwarcls, Dyke 67,88,98,100 llclwarcls, VValter 50,68,100 lfmmenecker, 'lohn 31,68,122 Emmick, Thomas 140 Emrick, Daniel 1 11 Eschrich, Michael 140 Eschrich, Robert 39,100 Escort, John 95,140 Eslcra, James 88,118,122 Evans, Alan 39,100 Evers, Robert 24,38,1 11 Extejt, Joseph 48,51,111,126 Extejt, Mrs. 56 - F .. FACULTY 10-21 Faught, James 92,l20,122,147 Faught, Robert 5 l,75,92,140 Fehler, Marcia 52,5 3,139 Fell, John 100 Feltman, Gregory 122 Ferrara, Andrew 100 Ferrara, Christopher 68,100,112 Feyes, Jeffrey 93,112 Filipiak, Michael 100 Finn, O.S.F.S., John 20 Finnegan, John 141 Finnegan, Kevin 112 Fisher, O.S.F.S., William 21,88,130,146, 161 Fitzgerald, Edward 1 12 Fitzgerald, Joseph 100 Flanagan, Thomas 122 Flahie, John 122 Floyd, James 141 Folger, Joseph 69,1 12 -A I I' I Cf' Y Fondren, Bruce 100 These salads are so exciting! Father Knelaels and Father Shugrue help themselves at the FOOTBALL 60-69 Forbes, Stephen 141 FOREIGN STUDY PROGRAM 32-33 Fowler, Richard 84,112 Fox, Gregory 49,94,141 Francel, George 48,51,100 Frankowski, James 141 Frenzell, Michael 121 FRESHMAN GLASS 98-107 Friedman, Mr. Lester 21 -G- Galambos, Joseph 1 12 Galatocky, John 122 Gallagher, John E. 1 12,122 Gallagher, John J. 50,51 Galloway, Thomas 48,49,75,90,91,123, 133,147 Gardner, James 142 Gargac, David 100 Gargac, Ernest 123 Garwaclci, Arthur 69,1 12 Geha, Henry 68,100 Geha, Wm. 68 Girkins, Ralph 100 Gerriclc, William 112 Gill, Dennis 50,52,142 Gladish, James 100 Glazier, Robert 101 GLEE CLUB 50 Glinka, Valentine 123 Glonek, James 112 Gogolin, Elton 142 GOLF 92-93 spring sports banquet. Gongwer, Gregory 131,142 Gonsioroyvslci, Michael 68,101,104 Gorlewski, Edward 101 Gorman, Peter 101 Gorny, Christopher 101 Gorski, Robert 68,142 Gorski, Thomas 30,123 Gould, Sylvester 101 Grachek, Gregory 1 12 GRADUATION 168-169 Grady, James 69,1 12 Grady, Michael 123 Grady, VValter 1 12 Graeser, Mrs. Clarabelle 21 Grannan, John 112 Grant, Mark 112 Gray, Michael 50,101 Grebe, Robert 84,101 Greene, Thomas 112 Greenen, William S0,93,143,161 Gross, O.S.F.S., Francis 14,48,133 Grove, Thomas 1 12 Guerra, David 102 Guerra, Jose 31,1 12 Gugger, Dennis 1 12 Guzdanski, John 84,102 -H- Hackett, Richard 48,143 Hage, Charles 102 178 Haltman, Donald 123 Hamel, David 102 Hanna, Fred 123 Hanna, Ronald 95,130,132,14.3 1-lanophy, Michael 87,90,l23 Hannigan, O.S.F.S., Joseph 12 Hanus, Philip 123 Harbaugh, Donald 72,75,90,l23 Harshman, Paul 20,67,68,77,95,164 Hayes, John 143,148,160 Healy, O.S.F.S., Robert 11,12,14,35,46, 47,84 Heferle, Thomas 112 Heffern, John 143 Heinlein, John 131,143 Heintschel, Edward 75,1 12 Helfrich, Thomas 4I,86,92,123 Helminslci, Robert 102,140 Hensien, Michael 69,1 12 1-lermley, O.S.F.S., Robert 14,l5,44,45 Herr, James 112 Higgins, Molly 65 1-lirt, Al 54 Hodulilc, James 68,102 Hoffer, Andrew 27,68,l34,143 Hoffman, James 39,123 Hojnaclci, Richard 71,'72,74,75,77,l30, 131,132,144,166 Holtz, Gary 42,43,49,84,85,144,160,184 Hoszwa, Robert 102 Howard, John 123 Howard, Mr. Jack 55 Howard, Ned 112 t-Iubay, Bart 112 Huff, Andrew 31,49,61,63,68,80,82,83, 103,112,133 Huff, Ralph 63,68,75,94,95,123,165 Hunter, Richard 75,112 Hylant, Daniel 88,112 Hylant, Patrick 68,144 -1- INTRODUCTION 4-7 Irwin, John 102,104 ..J.. Jackson, Richard 71,73,144 Jacob, Richard 102 Jankowski, Cary 102 Jendrzejak, Gerard 102 Jenks, Williaiiii 144 Jeziorowski, Gary 42,44,123 Johns, Dennis 145 Johnson, Philip 31,46,69,92,l 12 Johnson, Michael 112 Johnson, Mr. Robert 55 Johnson, VVilliam P. 77,88,102 Johnston, Mark 69,102 Johnston, Michael 145 Jones, Martin 112 Juhzlsz, Rohert 69,77,102 Juhasz, John 112 JUNIOR CLASS 120-129 -K- Kaminski, Craig 145 Kapel, Mark 112 Kasper, Jolm 39,50,124 Kasprzak, Lawrence 50,68, 102 Karpinski, Stanley 145 Kataf1asz, Kenneth 102 Kaufman, James 145 Kawcaynski, Edwin 124 Kazmierczak, Kenneth 102 Kearns, Patrick 124,147 Kearns, Richard 102,124 Kehres, Michael 1 12 Keiser, Robert 102 Kelleher, Michael 68,102 Keller, Jerome 1 12 Kelley, Cary 102,104 Kelly, O.S.F.S., Joseph 15,35 Kennedy, Brian 46,102 Kennedy, hlichael 145 Kennedy, Robert 145 Kenny, O.S.F.S., Paul 18 Kerekes, Ronald 102 Kijowski, John 112 Kimberly, Donald 103 K1I1g,JHl11CS 34,50,146 King, Kenneth 29,68,80,82,119,124 King, Lawrence 47,82,110,1-16,166 Kirk, VVi1liam 146 Kiss, Lee 103 Kittle, Joseph 64,69,1 12 Klein, John 112 Klear, Kenneth 61,68,l46,165 Kloeinski, John 1 14 Knebels, O.S.17.S., Lawrence 11 Koehler, Kenneth 35,-18,5 1,124 Koelzer, O.S.F.S., Nicholas 16,130 Kolinski, Stephen 146 Komorowski, O.S.15.S., Louis 18,68 Kopaniasz, Vllilliam 146 Koral, Terrence 146 Koren, Joseph 72,75,l24 Korvas, Ronald 103 Kovacs, Karl 68,77,98,103, 104 Kowalski, Stanley 103 Kozlowski, Thomas 49.124 Krajewski, Gerald 68,147 Krajewski, Michael 1 14 Krall, Franklin 147 Kratzman, Eugene 38,319,124 Kreuz, John 103 Kruzel, Daniel 63,69,1 14 Kubacki, James 17,76,68 Kudlinski, Carry 124 Kuehn, Michael 124 Kuehn, Robert 1 14 Kuhn, Donald 1 14 Kumor, Frederick 30,92, 1 25 Kumor, Mrs. 56 Kusner, Christopher 1 14 Kusner, Thomas 125 Kwiatkowski, Michael 1 14 Kwiatkowski, Raymond 1 14 -I-.. 1.al'ayette, Mrs. Esther 16 Lajiness, Rohert 1-17 LANCE. Tllli 44-45 1,.1111gC11l1CI'1,CI', Dale 50,148 LaPlante. James 103 1.111jU1l1IC, Leon 114 1.i11'Cilll.Jl1111CS 148 Lauher, Bruce 51,68,l48,16-1,168 All eyes of our fair clieerleazlers follow ll tense moment in ta game. Molly Higgins, Kathy Skouronek, Kitty Sclilagctcr, Marcin Fclzlcn The girls, from the girls' academies are: Marilyn Novokowski, Debbie Kelly and Kntliy Alex. -1-1.1 A.ux,Ms Q N K K 179 won--.. in-.,, Mk. H F 1-N., N ...gp Lauer, Thomas 49,125 Lautzenheiser, Charles 50,84,93,148,160, 161 Lautzenheiser, David 125 Lavoy, Jeffrey 87,103,140 Lavoy, John 50,125 Leach, James 125 Leber, Gregory 48,51,114 Lees, Frederick 1 15 Leffler, Richard 18,82,83 Lehmann, David 148 Lehner, James 65,95,148 Leirer, Dennis 103,115 Leircr, Douglas 1 15 Leonard, Frederick 103 Leonard, Timothy 148 Lewandowski, David 68,103 Lewandowski, Joseph 51,104,1 15 Lewton, Victor 103 Lincoln, David 125 Linker, Thomas 125 Lisowski, David 1 15 Loeflfler, Thomas 107,118,125 Lone, Christopher 1 15 Lopez, Raymond 103 Loughman, Timothy 88,1 15 Lucas, David 103 Lucas, Michael 50,103 Ludwig, Joseph 125 Lyczkowski, John 125 -M- McCabe, Brother 41 McCartney, Timothy 50,150 McDonagh, Jeffrey 77,104 McDonald, O.S.F.S., Robert 19 McGrady, Dennis 104 McGrane, John 68,125 Mcl-lugh, John 104 McKenna, Roy 115 McLaughlin, Mr. James 21 McMenamin, O.S.F.S., John 16,146 McMillan, Jack 8O,82,125 McMullin, Donald 64,69,115 McNerney, Patrick 68,125 McNerney, Thomas 1 15 Mack, Michael 47,50, 148 Madden, Thomas 32,33,91 Magers, Robert 39,125 Maher, Thomas 87,125 Maier, Robert 125 Maier, William 68,103 Majewski, Michael 148 Malik, Marvin 68,90,125 Malin, Charles 38,125 Malone, David 115 Malone, Pam 57 Malone, Peter 88 Mang, James 50,68,148,165 Mann, Joseph 88,115 Mann, Michael 115 Mann, William 115 Manning, David 51,125 Manton, Mr. John 55 Marinclli, Nicholas 115 Marker, David 115 Marksch, Charles 125 Marran, O.S.F.S., John 11,14,19,41,118, 151 Marshall, James 41,51,87,144,150,161 Students gather in the school gym to hear Father Gross speak at a pre-game rally. Marok, Harold 68,104 Marshall, Robert 150 Marti, Douglas 68,104 Marzec, Casimer 1 15 Nlasterson, Steve 1 15 Matell, Matthew 39,115 Mattimoe, Sheila 139 Mattingly, Richard 19,55,63,67,68,9O,123 Mattingly, Mrs. Richard 15,31 Meiers, Theodore 150 Mellon, William 115 Melvin, Edward 104 Mennitt, John 125 Mertes, James 28,115 Metzger, Dennis 1 15 Meyer, Dale 75,1 15 Meyer, Richard 5 1,78,79,8O,82.,94, 143, 150,166 Meyers, John 50,115 Mezinko, George 104 Michaelson, David 68,125 Mignault, Louis 21,27,87 Miller, Craig 150 Miller, Raymond 1 15 Millns, Jeffrey 35,48,51,115 Millns, John 24,150 MISSION ACADEMIA 48 Mittelstaedt, Robert 42,44,5O,15O Mittendorf, Gary 150 Moan, Edward 115 Mongan, Tod 69,75 Monks, James 115 Moore, John 151 Moore, Richard 42,43,47,49,50,93,11O, 1 1 1,151,184 Moore, Robert 84,85,93,125 Moore, Terrence 104' Morris, James 116 180 Mossett, O.S.F.S., Robert l6,29,49 Mouch, Daniel 28 Mowery, Michael 125 Moynihan, Francis 19,34,43,44,48,49,86 92,148,151,184 Moynihan, Richard 44,45,68,104 Mrkva, Frank 104 Mulherin, James 50,116 Muller, Robert 87,125 Murphy, Thomas 1 16 Myers, Fred 68,90,91 ,125 Myers, Robert 69,1 16 ..N- Nachazel, Richard 34,47,86,152 Naumann, John 69 Navarre, O.S.F.S., Raymond 1 1,2O,158 Navarre, Robert 88,1 16 Nelson, Mark 119,125 Nenno, George 39,50,126 Neumann, O.S.F.S., Joseph 17 Njaim, Gregory 104 Noe, Stephen 126 Noonan, Thomas 51,152 Nopper, Charles 152,161 Nopper, Richard 46,47,50,1 11,152 Norris, Phillip 116 Norris, John 50,152 Nowak, David 116 Nowak, Thomas 116 Nowakowski, James 116 Nunemaker, William 104 Nusbaum, William 104 -Q- Oancea, Lawrence 126 O'Brein, Mr. Daniel 55 O'Brien, Patrick 104 O'Brien, Timothy 68,104 OehendusLko, John 152 O'Connell, lVlichael 31,69,116 O'Gonnor, O.S.F.S., Bernard 14,29,39 Odorzynski, Thomas 126 Oess, james 153 O'Konski, Frank 126 O'Nei1, John 75,153 O'Neill, David 126 O'Nei1l, O.S.F.S., John 20,104 O'Neill, Tim 68,77,l04,l40 Opaczewski, Walter 126 Orosz, Robert 126 Orphey, Edward 126 Osinski, David 153 Oswanski, Michael 1 16 Ott, james 153 - p - Palermo, Thomas 126 Pankratz, Karl 6O,64,65,68,80,81,82,83, 123,153,167 Paskiet, Martin 153 A11 rules are orgotten in the nnniml Faeult -Senior ame la fell 3' S P J for clmrity. Going for a loose ball are: Coach Leffler, Coach Sim- Paskiet, Steven 116 Pasqualone, Gregory 1 16 Pastorek, Robert 77,104 Paul VI, Pope 8 Paul, Russell 68,126 Paulica, Barney 1 16 Peatee, Ronnie 104 Peer, James 69,1 16 Perryman, Donald 68,104 Perzynski, Anthony 50,1 16 Perzynski, Thomas 35,48,50,5 Peters, Vincent 116 Petersen, Karl 104 Picard, Richard 116 Pickens, Gerald 34,43,-48,154 Piorkowski, Kenneth 104 Piszehala, Dale 104 Piszchala, James 1 16 Pol1ex,lames 116, Poulos, John 126 Prala, Gary 126 Prebe, Ronald 39,104 Price, Gregg 75 Pruszynski, Steve 126 - Q .. Quinn, Michael 154 fell, Conch Harsliman, Denny 1fViczynski and B011 Fauglzt. Rim- ning in the lmelzgrozmd are ,lim lllaug, lllr. llannigmi and latlier Barkenquest, referee. Quinnell, Robert 1 17 -R- Rabara, VVilliam 15-1 Radecki, James 1 17 Radecki, Patrick 47,155 Radon, Carl 155 Ragan, Susan 40,-11,144 Ramirez, Paul 68,104 Rashleigh, David 68,155.165 Rashleigh, Gerard 1 17 Ratiea, Richard 126 Ray, Richard 69,117 Reger, Charles 94,126 Reger,1iric 120,126 Reger, Joseph 155 Reger, Richard 104 Rehring, Most Rev. George 9 Reid, Bartholomew 75,108,117 Reineck, Francis 155 Reineck, Paul 117 Reinhart, Bernie 29,68,9-1,126 RELIGIOUS ACTlV1T1ES 34-35 Reynolds, Terrence 104 Restivo, Roy 126 Reynolds, limothy 50,101,126 181 Richards, Mr. James 1 1 Riedy, Carl 43,47,51,53,155,167,184 RING CEREMONY 130-131 Roberts, Bruce 68,77, 104 Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy 26 Robie, Kenneth 49,5O,92,155,161 Rodeman, John 1 17 Rogge, Christopher 126 Rohr, Jeffrey 69,1 17 Rohr, John 68,157 Rood, Thomas 126 Rooks, Jose h 68,104 Root, David788,1 17 Rowland, Jerry 68,104 Rowland, Joseph 68,157,165 Rublaitus, William 117 Ruddy, O.S.F.S., Joseph 20 Rudecisuel, Ensign 126 Rutkowski, Ronald 126 Ryley, James 88,117 Ryley, Richard 32,33 -S- Sabback, George 69,1 17 SACRISTANS 50 Sadoski, Thomas 126 Sattler, James 157 Satrler, Loren 126 Sattler, Lynn 126 Sauer, Paul 105,126 Sauer, William 126 Sayers, Mark 68,105 Scheller, Thomas 49,126 Scherer, Michael 157 Scheuer, John 50,105 Schings, O.S.F.S., Eugene 17,26 Schlachter, Vincent 68,84,85,117 Schlageter, John 42,43,50,68,9O,132,157, Schlageter, Thomas 68,'75,91,108,117 Schneider, John 129 Schneider, Raymond 50,126 Schoen, Gregory 51,79,80,83,132,143,157, 160 Schoen, James 80,81,82,157 Schoen, Patrick 79,80,82,117 Schoen, Ted 48,157 Schoen, William 65,68,91,126 Schramm, Peter 50,118 Schreiner, John 126 Schrider, John 88,126 Schroeder, Donald 84,126 Schwartz, Mr. Leonard 19 Seibenick, John 68,105 Seitz, Michael 126 Seiz, Charles 118 Seiz, Pat 40,41,139,143,144 SENIOR CLASS 132-167 SENIOR DIRECTORY 170-175 Senn, Charles 17,27 Sevenich, Joseph 21,68,94 Sexauer, Stephen 126 Sheahan, Joseph 49,126 Sheehy, Terence 51,62,64,68,157 Sherger, Dale 51,126 Sherry, Jay 69,118 Shonebarger, Dennis 68,105 Shugrue, O.S.F.S., George 8,10,12,13,20, 32,33,34,46,47,54,68,103,123,124,130, 156,158,169 Shuman, Bruce 38,39,50,126 Shutt, Leo 158 Sieja, Timothy 126 Sigler, Mrs. Dorothy 21 Siminski, Daniel 126 Simon, Thomas 158 Simrell, Daniel 15,68,75,94 Siwajek, James 158 SKIING 86-87 Skiver, Stephen 61,62,68,126 Skowronek, Michael 118,126 Skowronek, Paul 84,85,118 Smith, Charles 158 Smith, Donald 68,90,159 Smith, Hugh 68,105 Smith, Jellirey 88,118 Smith, Lin 139,143 Smith, Mel 139,143,144 smith, Par 157 Smith, William 126 Smitley, William 105 Smythe, James 68,128 Smythe, James 68,128 Smythe, Michael 128 Sniegowski, Dale 105 Snyir, Andrew 159 Sobczak, John 105 Sommers, William 105 Sottek, O.S.F.S., James 12,35 Soviar, Berry 106 SOPHOMORE CLASS 108-1 19 Soviar, Gerald 106 Spath, Mark 93,118 Spieker, Gideon 104,106 SPORTS 58-95 Sprenger, George 86,159 Sprenger, Mark 106 Sprenger, Mrs. George 56,57 Stanford, Stephen 128 Stachowiak, Dennis 106 Staniszewski, Terrence 118 Stechschulte, Earl 50, Stechschulte, William 69,1 18 Stiff, Edward 159 Still, Patrick 118 Stone, Eugene 160 Strassner, Raymond 1 18 Straub, William 160 Strzesynski, Charles 160 STUDENT COUNCIL 48 STUDENT SECTION 96-169 Stysko, Michael 106 Sullivan, Daniel 106 Sullivan, Mary 40,144 Sutton, Michael 28,1 18 Sutton, Philip 106 Sutton, Stephen 106 165,167,184 Smith, Christopher 118 Sweet, Theodore 31,118 Schlageter, Mary Anne 139 Smith, Charles 80,82,158 SWIMMING 88-89 Open House for incoming freshmen is taken over by the student on the right are Chuck Lnutzenheiser and Pat Campbell In the body in the form of a panel. Conducting the panel is'Carl Riedy. background are: Father Shugrue, Father Healy and Dave Barley On the left ure: Harold Marok, Phil Sutton, Larry Kasprzuk and 182 Q a- 'ffm 4.14 bling 1 . XL Parents line up to help themselves at the buffet table during the annual spring sports banquet. Sylvester, Richard 118 Szabo, Michael 1 18 Szabo, William 128 Szenderski, Gary 106 Szolosi, Kenneth 160 Szymanski, Duane 68,88,106 Szymczak, Thomas 48,128 Szymanowski, Paul 129 Szymanski, Edward 106 Tafelski, Thomas 75,118 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Tams, Robin 88,128 Tank, Martin 68,128 Tansey Terrence 1 18 Tansey, , Timothy 160 Tarsha, Raymond 86,128 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Teiper, Teiper, James 128 Michael 106 Terry 106 Richard 68,106 Stephen 51,85,160 TENNIS 92-93 Thees, Thomas 128 Thibodeau, Henry 160 Thomas, John 75,76,90,12O,129 Thomas, Stephen 68,77,98,106 Thompson, Paul 106 Tillman, Gerald 69 Tincher, Timothy 107,129 Toerne, Richard 160 Tollfler, Dennis 118 Tofller, Mrs. 56 Tomczak, Mr. Lou 55 Tomczak, Rodney 4O,4l,50,l44,l6l Tomes, Dennis 106 Topolewski, Robert 106 Topolewski, Thomas 48,129 Topolski, Bradford 50,65,68,79,80,8l,82, 83,161,165 Toth, Michael 118 Trabbic, Michael 161 TRACK 94-95 Trautman, Raymond 161 Treter, Douglas 129 Troup, Thomas 49,50,52,53,95,133,143 147,152,161 Tscholl, John 51,107,129 Tscholl, Robert 106 Turner, Ross 129 Tussing, Ray 106 -U- Llhl, Michael 118 Ujvagi, Peter 44,129 -V- Valiton, John 41,161 Vasquez, Louis 119 Vega, Roberto 95 Velker, John 129 Velker, Michael 51,69 Vendemo, Joseph 162 Vendemo, William 162 Vida, Victor 68,106 Vieson, Steven 106 Vocke, John 162 Voegeli, Sue 139 Vogelbach, Michael 162 -W- Wagner, David 68 1 8 3 Wagner, Dennis 106,129 Walko, Andrew 129 Walko, Stephen 77,106 Walker, Thomas 68,106 Wallace, Patrick 1 19 Walsh, Paul 162 Wapshall, Terrnece 27,129 Wasserman, Frank 32,33 Wegener, Mark 106 Wehrmeister, Charles 129 Well, David 68,106 Welch, Harold 4l,50,51,86,162 163 Welsh, Michael 1 19 Wernert, Stephen 108 Westmeyer, Edward 68,162 Whately, Richard 1 19 White, Barry 106 White, William 68,106 Wiczynski, Dennis 162 Wilczynski, Robert 27,64,68,75,129 Wilhelm, Douglas 129 Wilkerson, Damian 68,106 Williams, Williams, Williams, VV illiams, Williams, Willinger, Dale 68, 107 Cary 1 19 Lawrence 162 Stephen 107 Thomas 1 19 Joseph 107 Wilson, Charles 68,104,107 Wineman, Reese 53,162 Wirth, John 162 Wisniewski, Louis 162 Wisniewski, Marshall 107 VVisniewski, Thomas 163 Witherell, Dennis 88,107 Witker, James 126 Witker, Thomas 129,164 Witt, Thomas 107 VVitt, William 44,45,164 VViza, Charles 129 Wiza, John 68,107 Wojciehowski, John 107 WRESTLING 78-83 Wyatt, Daniel 32,33 ..y.. Yates, Christopher 68,164 Yeager, Joseph 129 -Z- Zaciek, Alan 68,164,165 Zann, Dr. 68 Zann, Gregory 88,92,129 Zann, Robert 29,88,92,l29 Zapletal, Edward 12,39 Zaremski, James 69 Zimmerman, Richard 69 Ziolkowski, James 44,45,l64 Ziolkowski, Norman 68,107 Zolg, Phillip 84,165 Zouhary, Thomas 165 Zychowicz, Francis 68,165 Zychowicz, Joseph 82,108 Zychowicz, Ralph 43,47,51,63 68 80 82 165,184 Coumge s Generosiljf of the Hzglrest wier Pressures of publishing yearbook gives staff opportunity to avail selves of courage This book is our legacy to St. Francis. We have chosen the virtue of courage for our theme because we felt that it is so important, especially so today. We have attempted to show how necessary it is in every phase of our lives - moral, intellectual and physical, and that we have been made most conscious of this in our school life. We know that in later years when we pick up this book it will recall to our minds events perhaps long forgotten, faces obscured by time, the joys, sorrows and the dis- appointments of our school lives which have faded into the twilight of history. For you, too, who read this book, we hope that it will Accolade staff meets with Moderator Father Earley in the school library. Stall: members arc: Ralph Zychowicz, Carl Riedy, Gary be a source of inspiration, that it will cause you to prac- tice the virtue of courage not only in great crises, which, incidentally, so infrequently come into our lives, but also in the little things in our everyday lives which time and time again pop up from round about us. The gift of courage which St. Francis has attempted to strengthen in our lives we pass on to you. In the words of Plautus: Courage is the best gift of all, courage stands before every- thing. It is what preserves our liberty, safety, life and our homes and parents, our country and children. Courage comprises all things: a man with courage has every bless- ing. Holtz, John Schlageter, Richard Moore and Chip Moynihan. wt' 184 MODERN vusmwaoon at-...,a.., 1-m n....,... -.., . ..,....-. M... M.. . .... mm,