St Thomas Military Academy - Kaydet Yearbook (Mendota Heights, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

Sa o jjjkixkh -'i_ if w,. - i j rs AW-tynO Ckutk th ho “ uAxa hJ S' oq it CL , VUlX. wevn djL faircft, j£r Ct+ cn: po r £cc s t. £ o 'T’ TWO « rr''7 £ -J1 ' S Fill us at daybreak with your kindness, that we may shout for joy and gladness all our days. Board of Trustees (left to right): Dr. J.A. Byrne, Rev. W.H.Bullock, L.A.Doerr, L.M.O'Shaughnessy, R.C.Donovan, Dr. C.J.Rowe, W.J.Ridley, Most Rev. Leo C.Byrne, Most Rev. John R. Roach, P.J.Huch, R.J.Kleinman, F.C.Mullaney, G.J.Donovan, R.F. Rosacker, C.R.Murnanc. (Not pictured): Most Rev. Leo Bin , D.F.Anderson, W.C.Figge, Rev.Msgr. William E. O'Donnell. The Most Reverend Leo Binz Archbishop The Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis The Most Reverend John R. Roach celebrates his first public Mass at St. Thomas. Alumni Board of Directors The Most Reverend Leo C. Byrne, Coadjutor Archbishop First Row: B.Regan '46, R. Allard '54, D.Ciefer '41, J.O'Neil '49, R.Smith '51, P. Schwankl '68, Second Row: G.Brown '58, B.McKasy '60, B.Stenger '53, B.BIumberg '39, P.Dougherty '43, J.Scherer '61, Rev. M.O'Connell '59. Third Row: VV.Kurtz, P.O'Brien '36, Msgr. W.Baumgaertner '39, B.Hay '3l] R.Faricy '46, M.DeCourcy '64, B.Faricy '44. (Not pictured): H.Edelstein '51, F. Kiesner '62, R.Klein '51, T.lewis '36. The Men When the class of 72 came to STA four years ago, Mr. Ridley was the assistant headmaster. Now as seniors we look up to him as the su- perintendent of our school. In the four short years that we have been here, Mr. Ridley be- came the first layman to be superintendent of STA in its proud 86 year history. Mr. Ridley is a part of the school day for the student body. Many school days are preceded by his humor and enthusiasm at morning for- mation. Rids is seen throughout the day talking and rail-hanging with students. He is also one of the top supporters of our sport teams and is always seen in the stands cheering them on. 8 on Top In four years Mr. Culbertson has ad- vanced from history teacher to Director of Students. Culby is the Moderator of the Student Council and is involved in most student activities. It took the students four years, but we finally convinced him that crewcuts are out. Father Siefert is the Director of Guidence at STA. He helps seniors decide on a college which will give them what they are looking for. He is thought of by the stu- dents as the guy who directs those big tests. When seen in school he always has a stack of tests with him. When seen outside he always has his dog Tashe with him. Mr. Kurtz is director of Development, Alumni, and Public Relations. This is a full time job for him and he does it well. He is a good spokesman for the school and he works hard with the alumni. Whenever seen in the halls he always has a smile on his face. When pale green Jaded into gold and red- green blood rushed out and transfused a verdant life into the fallen leaf academics % RALPH C. THAEMLITZ, B.S., M.A. Chemistry, Mathematics I, Driver Education, Photo Club Moder- ator Minus one lost point.' REV. CORDON M. DOFFING, B.S., M.A. German 1,11,111,1V, High School Bowl Moderator. Like a carpenter without his tools. LEO T. COLLINS, B.B.A. Economics, Social Problems, Hockey Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MICHAEL C. RONGITSCH, B.A., M.A. Calculus, Algebra I, Math Analysis, Dean of Westline Hall. “Have you always found absolute values amusingf ty v '' REVEREND WILLIAM OZARK. B.A. Religion I, Middle School Religion Psychologists tell us MARVIN D. BASSETT, B.A. World History Sourdough pancakes JAMES M. KEANE, B.A. English III, English IV, Citation Moderator You have to willingly suspend your disbelief. SYLVESTER C. TURBES, B.A., M.Ed. American History, English History, Modern World History, Tennis Coach, Chess Club Moder- ator Could lie, could be, it's a definite possibility. FUN TIMES IN THE FALL Think it's funny, huh? Where did she go?! 19 Mom, it's 9:30, where are you? Wonderful, wonderful! 20 r Wow, what figures! All John can think about is the game. Gotcha, Queenie. Dan Sheran, Ruth Countryman; Pat Scallon, Anita Oiten; Barb Olson, Jake Schroepfer; Virginia Dos Lauricrs, Joe Horan; Ann Ciardelli, John Sul- livan; Cathy Patterson, (Queen) John Hickey. athletics Fifth Rated Cadets Steal Crown What is he doing oul «here? SCOREBOARD STA 18 Campion 6 STA 22 ♦Rochester 8 STA 27 ♦Cretin 6 STA 14 ♦Benilde 13 STA 7 ♦Hill 6 STA 21 ♦DeLaSalle 6 STA 21 ♦Austin 7 STA 0 St. Louis Park 6 STA 28 ♦♦Harding 0 ♦Conference Games St. Paul City Champs Now where the heck is Kleason?' LlT.___i 25 The 7 points for the conference title First Row: K.Cahalan, C.Magrum, C.Baldwin, T.O'Phelan, T.Molitor, ).Horan (capt.), P.Scallon (capt.), T.Hassell, J.Culligan, J.Mork, D.Ko lak, J. Glarner. Second Row: L.Collins (coach), J.Pleiss, B.Drexler, J.Schroepfer, D.Cowley, G.Vannelli, B.KIcinman, D.Cochrane, P.McHugh, B.KIcason, J.Markert, J.Hickey, T.Kennedy, G.Harnelt, R.Rowe (trainer). Third Row: D.Sampson, T.Knox, D.Dooley, M.Zachary, P.Busman, G.Cabana, R.War- ter, J.Kronschnabel, G.Roedler, T .Clements, T.Busscn, P.Murphy, M.North, P.Kulhanek, T.PIunkett, M.Waldron, B.Ouggan, P.McGough, P.Malon- ey (coach). Fourth Row: G.Brown (coach), B.Jannette, (manager), N.Doyle (manager), J.Jensen, E.O'Phalen, J.McQuillan, G.Palen, J.Hadro, M.Sirek, T.Bakker, M.Abbott, J.Rulli, M.McGroarty, T.Flood, T.Niedermaier, D.Funk, P.Boylc, P.Boemer (photographer). The battle of the bulge. Cowley crushes carrier! mm Quack! Quack! Kleason duck hunting among the Pioneers 6 Squad First Row: J.Bann, C.Wagner, K.Theisen, J.O'Neill, M.Johnson, J.Simmons, A.Lloyd, P.O'Bricn, J.Lamm. Second Row: B.Hickey, S.Mc- Beath, P.King, A.Markcrt, B.Bann, T. Flood, C.Doane, O.Tataryn, J.Bard, G.Williams, D.McGuire. Third Row: R.Clements (coach), B.Martinez, J. Loufek, M.Waldron, B.Campbell, P.Hassett. 75 � 70 C Squad First Row: J.Funk, M.Jennings, T.Jobe, K.Mullarky, D.Rooney, P.Bussen, P.Doyle, K.Fenelon, J.Hayes. Second Row: D.Burns, M.Dooley, K.Wilson, T.Swords, M.Markert, J.Berg, T.Faricy, T.Baldwin, D.Maddeus, M.Cochrane, D.Zachary. Third Row: K.Michel (coach), J.Schwab (coach), P.Lcighton, J.Hassett, T.Cross, D.Breckman, P.Kollcr, J.Welsh, S.Wardell, E.Carlin, T.Prem, P.PIunkett (manager). Runners Place Highest First Row: (.McHugh (Captain), J.t.ick, A.Cragg, P.Bard, M.Erickson, C.Lee, S.Paulson, P.McHugh, T.Donohue, J.Joyce. Second Row: D.Monsour, L.Johnson, K.Campion, J.Veigel, D.Pitkanon (Coach), T.Cosgrove. And they're off----- Yeh, but I try harder. in Saint Thomas History Into the bushes for a minutes relief Isn't that stretching things a little too far? J SCOREBOARD L STA 44 CRETIN 19 STA 15 MINNEHAHA 47 STA 47 BENILDE 15 STA 20 BLAKE 20 STA 28 HILL 28 STA 23 GRACE 35 STA 25 ST. BERNARD 30 STA 24 DE LA SALLE 31 STATE MEET . . FOURTH PLACE STA 27 ST. PAUL jOHNSON 28 ALL-CONFERENCE ANDY CRAGG STA 30 BRADY 26 ALL-STATE . . . MARK ERICKSON Tommies get keyed! ? Restrictions are posted for a Tommies runner. Kickers Have Disappointing Season Scoreboard Well, You Can't Win Them All! Finley puts it in reverse. No. 2, What are you ducking for? He's kicking me. first Row: J.Soderberg, J.Daubney, M.Finley (Co-Captain); Second Row: D.Gerlach (Coach), M.Baratto, J.Bacich, S.Schnell, N.Kleino, V.Bradford, N.Raucnhorst, J.Sullivan, Third Row: D.Dulhoy, J.Speltz, F.Ryan, J.Olinger, J.McGovcrn, G.Wilhclmy, (Johnson (Co-Captain), Fourth Row: R. Smulka, P.Vincent, G.Hynan, D.Lambert. Excedrin headache no. 8 I sure hope ma's watching. 31 Something New Has Been Added: Michael Lee John McDonnell David Anderson Douglas Anderson Christopher Rebel Philip Bifulk John Connolly Joseph Courtemanche Michael Daddario Michael Dahlberg Kevin Donovan lawercnce Hawkinson James Heutmaker Daniel Hickey Christopher Hipp Christopher Huch John Hynan Michael Jarosh Peter Johnson Michael Krcbsbach 32 Tiny Tots Titillate Tommies Joseph Maher Timothy Minca Philip Moe Scott Mueller John Myser Nicholas Novak Franklin Phelps William Plante John Quirk Michael Schadeck John Sazenski Jerome Slawik James Soderberg Michael Sperl John Soderberg David Thompson 33 Daniel White James Wicka Steven Zachary Mr. Dicie instructs his singing class in the art of singing more than one tone. Gee, that bird has a greater variety of colors than the front of my jacket has! Sister Marie Clotilde supervises a group of her students in the recently constructed Middle School library. Philip Moe practices his snake charming for Mr. Dicie. La Compagnie de Santi Ostinati Did you lose 'em? You asked to see me priest? 36 Well—the Company. . . Read it. What does it say? The History of Man. You sleep now Isabella. 37 FIRST STEPS ON A SQUADDER'S MARCH 38 STUDENT COUNCIL MEANS INVOLVEMENT The Student Council, with its new constitutional set-up, concerns itself mainly with social activities. However, the Council, when the need arises, can be the student's voice in school politics. Also, it has the duty of inter-school relations. The social activities of the school are almost totally planned and run by the members of the Student Coun- cil. The activities run from planning mixers and major dances to running bus trips to Rochester and to dunk- ing Major Shippey. Included with the routine activi- ties of planning is the work on some of the more ob- scure facets of the school, school spirit and the general attitude of the student body. In 71-72, the S.C. at- tempted to work on this by making the student body aware of many of the not-so-well attended areas of the school. Examples of this were selling tickets to St. Thomas's excellent plays, making the schedules of sports such as swimming and wrestling common knowledge, and conducting noontime activities like the ping-pong tournament. The political aspect of the Council isn't as important as it once was. However, if presented with a school problem which has not been covered by the Student- Faculty Advisory, Board, the S.C. has the authority to handle the situation. When sbiA ith rew to bit cold ctwJribers, Leavinglfehind still fTgueh in j Ty shadows f ores pauspeMn white, Milenkbereavemebit time— wf d under the whit ? shrou trasses quivered with the promise of another resurrection, i To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge. Men are four: He who knows not and knows not he knows not, he is a fool —shun him; He who knows not and knows he knows not, he is simple —teach him; He who knows and knows not he knows, he is asleep —wake him; He who knows and knows he knows, he is wise —follow him! 42 The moment of judgment FATHFR RAYMOND MROZINSKI Religion III IV Coll me onything you wont to. FRID A GATTO, B.S. Biology want you to study juxtaposition of two orbicularis oris muscles in a slate of contraction this weekend. 43 Don't move, Shelley. LEROY J. MCMAHON, B.M.E., M.A. Geometry, Algebra 1, Athletic Director No one Skips McMahon's class. 44 ARTHUR J. MARTIN, B.A., M.A. Librarian, Director of Instructional Material Center. Mr. Martin, you've got a lovely daughter.'' MRS. ANN TALBOT, Assistam Librarian Hadro, haven't you dusted yet?” REV. THOMAS KOLAR Religion II, Art I, General Art. Row, row, row, your boat DON MICHAEL DICIE, M.M. Band, Chorus, General Music, Middle School Music Note what I have to say. 45 'A little birdy told me. 46 JOSEPH P. O'BRIEN, B.A., Ph.D. English I, Creative Writing According to this paper the fish are biting up north. RtV. DANIEL FRIBERG, B.A. Religion III, French I II Lc Grande Daniel DENNIS E. PITKANEN, B.A., B.S. Physics, Physical Science, Cross Country Coach This is an easy experiment. I’ll give you a week to do it. 47 There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. If I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by! 48 Grapplers Grab Third inCCC STA 9 Grace 40 STA 15 De La Salle 30 STA 24 St. Bernard's 33 STA 24 Benilde 18 STA 43 Minnehaha Academ 17 STA 36 Brady 18 ST 20 Hill-Murray 35 STA 30 Cretin 24 STA 7 De La Salle 47 STA 22 Benilde 27 STA 21 St. Bernard's STA 40 Brady 16 STA 22 Hill-Murray 33 STA 31 Cretin 24 Metropolitan Classic-3rd Cretin lnvitational-3rd Regional-3rd-8 qualifiers to State State-6th out of 24 CCC-3rd VARSITY (First Row): J.Bard, T.Molitor, G.Magrum, A.O'Connell, K.Theisen, D.Dooley. (Second Row): M.Norman (manager), P.King, W.Culbertson (coach), B.Johnson (assistant coach), T.CIements, R.Marrinan (manager). (Third Row): C.Magrum, G.Roedler (co-captain), C.Brill (co-captain), T.Plunkett. Co-captain Greg Roedler stays on top as the Academy's 119 pound state cham- pion of 1972. Co-captain Chris Brill gets tied up in his work. Tim Plunkett lulls another victim in his notorious cradle. B SQUAD (First Row): W.Culbertson (coach), T.Jobe, J.Burns, J.Wheeler, K.Mullarky, |.Funk, B.Johnson (assistant coach). (Second Row): (.Gillespie (manager), M.Dooley, J.Sinn, B.DrcxIcr, K.Carroll M.Borden. (Third Row): N.Campion, M.Johnson, J.Bifulk, C.lec, T.Marrinan. Pete shows his championship form Co-captain Phil Boyle lunges toward his state championship time of 1:06.4 in the breaststroke. Front Row: J.Rooney, D.Schlaefer, B.Bradford, J.Maguire, P.Boyle, P.McCarthy, P.Mahoney, D.Flynn, D.lambert, C.Schneeman. Back Row: P. Hinsch, V.Bradford, P.Boyle (co-captain), D.Jandric (co-captain), D.Kingston, W.Drexler, B.Marzolf (coach). Tankers Take hird in State S.T.A. 62 Johnson 33 S.T.A. 60 Benilde 35 S.T.A. 56 Cretin 39 S.T.A. 48 Harding 47 S.T.A. 44 Irondale 59 S.T.A. 53 Tartan 37 S.T.A. 36 Park Center 42 S.T.A. 40 DeLaSalle 59 S.T.A. 37 Blake 55 S.T.A. 73 Murray 58 S.T.A. 51 Benilde 22 S.T.A. 33 Alexander Ramsey 44 S.T.A. 52 Blake 62 S.T.A. 43 Burnsville 43 S.T.A. 65 DeLaSalle 51 Cretin 30 Pat Mahoney fires his boosters (umph!) Co-captain Dick Jandric sprints down the home-stretch in the 100 yard back- stroke. B Squad: (Front Row): M.Mazzitcllo, M.lec, B.Wardwell, T.Quirk, M.Boyle, F.Decker, T.Maguire, B.PIantc. (Back Row): M.Sperl, G.Fcrrian, J.Lane, J.Jensen, T.Faricy, J.Rauenhorst, C.Jensen, C.Armstead, D.Rooney, D.Hickey. Cadets Take Third Straight Roger Anderson: All-Conference, All-State, All-American. SCOREBOARD CONFERENCE: STA 51 Benilde 37 STA 53 Lourdes 49 STA 50 Cretin 44 STA 57 De La Salle 39 STA 54 Cotter 38 STA 55 Pacelli 56 STA 59 Hill-Murray 41 STA 69 Benilde 53 STA 68 Lourdes 42 STA 41 Cretin 47 STA 64 De La Salle 43 STA 69 Cotter 36 STA 54 Pacelli 50 STA 48 Hill-Murray 44 NON-CONFERENCE: STA 51 Melrose 45 STA 70 White Bear 44 STA 57 Anoka 37 STA 42 Grace 45 STA 56 Burnsville 35 STA 55 St. Cloud 40 TOURNAMENT: STA 50 SPA 25 STA 70 Concordia 48 STA 58 Pacelli 63 STA 55 Duluth 48 STA 60 Marion 35 Tommies Repeat As State Consolation Champs All-Conference Paul Clemens dazzles dizzy opponent. Catholic Conference Title First Row: R.Rowe (trainer), H.Ryan (manager), T.Flynn (coach), J.Schroepfer, J.Horan, J.Hickey, S.Schnell, B.Klcason, E.Carlton, R.Anderson (captain), J.Pleiss, B.Malchow, P.CIemens, M.Zachary, P.Bussman, J.Hadro, T.Moore, D.Cochrane (manager), R.Warter (manager). Boot Horan shows Paco his fine form. First Row: J.Loufek, M.Kaschke, T.Nicdermaier, P.Anderson, K.Abbott, G.Cust, VV.Hickey, R. Kellner. Second Row: G.Brown (coach), T.FIood, S.Byrne, J.Hansen, T.Friedricks, T.Carrol.W. Martinez, T.Dolan. First Row: K.Fenelon, M.Cochrane, D.Zachary, B.Toman, D.Maddaus. Second Row: T.Cross, D.Breckman, S.Wardell, J.Muno , J .Welsh, M.Crowley. Third Row: J.Schwaab (Coach), N.DelVecchio, E.Eichler, K.Royce, M.Moore, J.Gallivan, I.Baldwin (manager). When the game gets tense, so does Skip. Birdy flutters opponents. Tricky-Mickey handily hurries home. See Jake jump. Cadets Ice 14-9-2 Record in 72 Let's play hockey STA 7 Simley 3 STA 6 St. Agnes 5 STA 4 St. Bernards 0 STA 4 Kennedy 4 STA 6 De La Salle 2 STA 2 Hill-Murray 4 STA 4 Benilde 4 STA 3 Brady 5 STA 16 Quigly 4 STA 8 Breck 3 STA 4 Cretin 2 STA 3 St. Agnes 4 STA 5 Highland Park 1 STA 6 Washburn 1 STA 2 St. Bernards 1 STA 7 De La Salle 0 STA 2 Hill-Murray 6 STA 5 Owatanna 6 STA 3 Blake 5 STA 6 Benilde 5 STA 4 St. Paul Academy 8 STA 2 Brady 5 STA 7 Rochester Lourdes 0 STA 9 Cretin 0 First Row: P.Votel, T.Johnson, J.Warner, J.Kronschnabel, G.Vannclli, D.Cowley, P.McHugh, T.Busscn. Second Row: T.Voiel, B.Wild, B.Simonet, M.Erickson, P.Heimcl, B.Bann, D.Ko lak, P.Vincent, T.Kozlak, N.Doyle, P.Murphy, E.Collins (Coach). sn It's hockey night at S.T.A. First Row: T.CIine, T.O'Kcefe, S.Farkas, M.Henry, G.Williams, J.O'Neill, B.Peichel, C.Doane, J.Bann. Second Row: P.Assad, P.Schwartz, M.Ryan, J.Mullen, J .Simonet, J.Warner, D.Combs, D.Cambell, T.Kelly, B.Ramier, D.Gerlach (coach). While Wintry Winds Whistled We Were Wiped Out The unathletically inclined faculty cheers on its superstar. BUCKWHEAT'S BRAWLERS (First Row): P.Scallen, B.Kresbbach, B.Cunniff, J.Badowich. (Second Row): J.Mork, M.Finley, T.Eenelon. 59 The Reg It's getting hot in here! Cadets enjoy themselves at the Epicurean feast. Do you want to know a secret? ' 0 60 The Crack Squad leans into its work as the enthralled crowd observes. Donna Gleason—1972 Reg Queen. During excitement of the night, the two Colonels meet face to neck and discuss some pressing problems. Cadet Colonel: John L. Sullivan This year the prominent position of Cadet Colonel was bestowed on one of the Senior Class' most distinguished leaders: John L. Sullivan. For Sully, the Colonel- cy marked the culmination of four years of excellence in academics, athletics, dramatics, forensics, and innumerable other activities. In a short, dignified ceremony, Head- master William Ridley presented the new colonel with the Fleming Sabre, symbol of leadership at the Academy, and then stepped back as John's well-wishers gather- ed round him and led him to the showers and a convenient snow- bank, congratulating their new colonel all the while. The Fleming Sabre, the mark of high distinction, is present- ed to Cadet Colonel John L. Sullivan. The Colonel pronounces his first command: Halt! ( Help? ) Brigade Staff BRIGADE COMMANDER CADET COLONEL JOHN L SULLIVAN BRIGADE EXECUTIVE OFFICER CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL JAKE SCHROEPFER BRIGADE SPECIAL STAFF OFFICER CADET MAJOR TOM MOLITOR BRIGADE ADJUTANT 1S-1 CADET MAJOR PETER HINSCH BRIGADE INTELLIGENCE S-2 CADET MAJOR PAT SC ALLEN BRIGADE OPERATIONS S-3 CADET MAJOR JOHN McKENZIE BRIGADE SUPPLY S-4 CADET MAJOR TIM KENNEDY BRIGADE SERGEANT MAJOR CADET SERGEANT MAJOR GREG ROEDLER First Battalion Second Battalion BATTALION COMMANDER CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL PAUL McHUGH BATTALION EXECUTIVE OFFICER CADET MAJOR DAN SAMPSON BATTALION SERGEANT MAJOR CADET SERGEANT MAJOR DAVE SHERLOCK BATTALION COMMANDER CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL DAVE COCHRANE BATTALION EXECUTIVE OFFICER CADET MAJOR GARY CABANA BATTALION SERGEANT MAJOR CADET SERGEANT MAJOR JOHN SKOWRONSKI 63 Chief Maintenance Engineer: Michael Wallace Maintenance Staff: Anthony Fusco; Frances Roser; Ken Gunther Boarder Cook: Gene Zawislak Food Service Manager: Mrs. Marie Ofelt Pastry Chef: Sadie Reish Student Recruiter: William C. St. Marie Bookstore Manager: Mrs. Gobiel Business Manager: Mrs. Kathleen Grobe Records Officer: Mrs. Eileen Probst Secretary to Mr. Kurtz: Miss Sherry Cruse Secretary to Mr. Ridley and School Nurse: Mrs. Rosemary Mossberg Secretary to Mr. Culbertson: Miss Betsy Martin Business Office Bookkeeper: Mrs. Mona Nagel Secretary to Father Seifert: Mrs. Dorothy Miels 1 1971-72 Crack Drill Squad The 1971-72 Crack Drill Squad is a com- pletely student organized and coordinated precision drill team. Rigid requirements are met by all seventeen men in order to participate on the squad. Under the direc- tion of Commander John Mach and Lt. Commander Peter Hinsch, the members practice long hours until they are satisfied with the high degree of skill and precision that has been a tradition at St. Thomas for 35 years. These young men represent the Aca- demy and exemplify the discipline and self esteem that is acquired while attending school there. Their spirit of team work is typical of that which exists throughout the student body. It is that which has made St. Thomas stand out as one of the top academies in this part of the country. The 1971-72 Crack Drill Squad: The Squad performs at the Reg. First Row: John Mach (commander), Neil Kauenhorst, Bill Krebsbach (mascot), Dan Kozlak, Peter Hinsch (Lt. Commander). Second Row: Dan Lambert, Jake Schroepfer, Bill Marzolf (announcer). Third Row: Tom Kelly, Paul Vincent, Richard Newcome, Brian Murphy, f ourth Row: Mike McCroarly, John Hickey, Pat Murphy, John Culligan, Dick Jandric. COMMANDER Senior Squadders LT. COMMANDER Your Friendly Student Council First Row: D.Maddaus, M.Cochrane, D.Finley, D.Zachary, P.Plunkett. Second Row: R.Ruvelson, P.Bard, D.Cochranc, B.Simonet, T.Molilor. Third Row: J.McHugh, M.Finley, B.Cunniff, J.Culligan, J.Schroepfcr, S.Schnell, P.Murphy, T.Plunkett, B.Peters, J.Docherty. Student Council's refreshment stand and bus trips were big successes Bill Simonet and Paul Bard man the refreshment stand. Jake Schroepfer explains the financing behind a bus trip. STA Farm Teams HASSETT'S HOOPERS SHERAN'S BAR GRILL SKID ROWES FENELON'S FRIENDS Team Pawns Off Another Season Front Row: (cheerleaders) C. Moore, B. Short, M. Cronan, A. Campbell, C. Steiner, S. West. Second Row: C. Lemmons, S. Strickland, J. O'Brien, R. Smulka, P. Schwartz. Third Row: J. Loufek, D. Outhoy,J. McDonald, P. Rea (captain),). Veigel, S. Turbes (coach). Missing: T. Donohue. Forensics Is. . . Debate Speech Student Congress One Act Plays Biologians and Photo Club first Row: A Cragg, P. Lemmons, M. Kaschke, T. Leverone, T. Murlouski, T. O'Keefe. Second Row: B. Germann, M. Keane I Loufek P TC(SermaLhr'j°f amm ' 1 Hemck'1 Dochcr,y- Third w: P. Anderson, P. Koller, O. Talaryn, F. Gatto (moderator)', T. Hannasch] First Row: T. Schacker, R. Thaemlilz (moderator), G. Novak. Second Row: P. Moe, M. Hamel, P. Boemer, B. Amatuzio. Front Row: J.Skrowronski, F.Ryan, V.Bradford, J.McGovern, C.Brill, T.Hannasch. Second Row: J.Hickey, T.MolKor, P. Hinsch, G.Mahoney, J.Daubncy, M.Sabre. Third Row: R.Rowe, J.Badowich, R.McNamara, P.Kulhanek, S.Devitt, ).Ander- son, Mr. Keane (moderator). Fourth Row: D.Cochrane, T.O'Phclan, M.Harnett, C.Barry (editor-in-chief), (..Johnson, B. Bradford, J.McKenzie. Front Row: J.Sullivan (editor-in-chief), S.Schnell. Second Row: T.Donohuc, R.McNamara, D.Duthoy, J.Anderson, Father Ryan (moderator). Third Row: P.Boyle, R.Smulka, M.Kinney. 75 —lrnO- 7s Z 0 1 —1 The Day the Music . . . LIVED BAND, From Row: B.Ramer, T.Dolan, D.Flynn, C.Schneeman, J.Schneider, M.Koller, D.Campbell. Second Row: M.Hira, P.Marrinan, PSellers, T.Campbell, E.Culnane, M.LaBuda, L.Johnson. Third Row: J.Murlowski, M.Stulman, K.O'Kane, P.Koller, T.Teynor, B.Gcrmann, E.Carlin, M.Dooley, R.Peters, J.Loufck, P.Schwanz, P.Mahoney, R.Warter, G.Ruhlman, Mr. Dicie (music director). CHORUS, L. to R.: B.Poner, T.Nardini, J.Battis, T.Bus- sen, K.Schaefer, J.Jensen, W.Pence, P.Pfunkett, J.Rooney. Military Minded Matters at STA HONOR GUARD: (Left to Right) First Row: Jim DelVechio, Pete Gillen, Jerry Sinn, Paul Adam, Joe Hughesdon, Don Herrick. Second Row: Barry Amatuzio, Keith Kramlinger, Chuck Jensen, Greg Geisler, Russ Jensen, Mark Ma zitello, Jim Battis. Third Row: Pat Boemer, John Geisler, John Mullaney, John Herrick, Greg Seidl. Jesus saves, brethren! by the Reverend Phil Soucheray. RIFLE TEAM: First Row: Kevin Ziemer, Bruce Pot- ter, Bill Germann; Second Row: Mike Kinney (captain), Mike Boisvert, SFC Robert Bugge (coach). A TIME OF NOT KNOWING The voyage starts. We hop aboard. Not knowing what to do— New world of sights. That morning lights, The future plans are few. From sea to sea, A lock, no key, A beach without the sand— We sail along to an awkward song. Without the sight of land. Stars that guide. And future hide, A never ending trip— Is it fear that I am here. Aboard this darkened ship? (Left to right): Dennis Zachary (Treasurer); Daniel Finley (Sergeant-at-arms); Mick Cochrane (Vice-president); Paul Plunkett (Secretary); David Maddaus (President). 79 Paul Adam Michael Andrescik Peter Assad Anthony Baldwin James Battis Mitchell Bebel James Bellomo John Berg Michael Boemer Thomas Borden Michael Boyle David Breckman Peter Doyle Sean Donohue Michael Dooley John Edman Mick Cochrane Thomas Cross Mark Crowley Michael Dvoracek Kevin Cuddihy Nicholas DelVecchio Daniel Burns Patrick Bussen Timothy Campbell Edward Carlin Kevin Carroll Kevin Fenelon Greg Ferrian Daniel Finley John Funk Thomas Far icy I'm sorry, sir, but it's stuck. John Gillespie Mark Hamel James Hassett James Hayes Donald Herrick Michael Hira Michael Hoysler Gregory Geisler Harold Hughesdon Ik Michael Jennings Charles Jensen Terrance Jobe Michael Joyce Thomas Kane Patrick Leighton John Lick John Lane Peter McHugh David Mach David Maddaus Gregory Magrum Michael Markert Peter Meisch Gregory Molenaar Michael Moore Kevin Mullarky Shawn Mullarky James Munoz Kelly O'Kane Ronald Peters Paul Plunkett Bruce Potter Timothy Prem Timothy Quirk George Ramier Thomas Park Jeffrey Pearson William Peichel William Pence 82 o Michael Reid Mark Roiling Stephen Rogers William Rohlf Daniel Rooney Jeffery Rose Kevin Royce Mark Ryan John Sabre John Sampair Kenneth Schaefer Kevin Wilson David Wolvcrt Greg Worts Dennis Zachary Kevin Ziemer David Schlacfcr Robert Semsch Jerry Sinn Philip Spencer Marshall Toman Gerry Vimr Thomas Votel Scott Wardell Michael Wartcr John Welsh Treasurer Zachary gives his election speech. Thomas Swords Thomas Teynor 83 (Loft to right): John Docherty (treasurer), Peter King (vice-president), Dennis McGuire (secretary), Mark Kaschke (president). (Not shown): Rus- sell Jensen (sergeant-at-arms). A TIME OF UNEASY STEPS Like the oncoming spring. We have come from the cold of winter. And risen into a brighter season. We have taken another step. But we are experienced from the past. And have blossomed into maturity. The year has alot in store. But we can move more freely. The snows that caused uneasy steps. Have slowly melted into streams. Allowing us to quench our thirsts, When we need to remember the past. Kevin Abbott Paul Anderson Cary Armstead Joe Bann William Bann Jim Bard Dennis Bassett John Bichsel Wilfred Boyne Herbert Bruber Shawn Byrne Barry Campbell Dennis Campbell Neal Campion Timothy Carroll David Chlcbeck Thomas Cline David Combs Timothy Dolan Thomas Dougherty Steve Farkas Jeffrey Feldman Timothy Flood Daniel Flynn Frank Countryman Andrew Cragg Edward Culnane Francis Decker Charles Doane John Docherty Peter Fooshe Terence Friedrichs John Geisler William Germann Bruce Goad Gregory Gust Nieds needs help! Timothy Hannasch John Hansen Paul Hasvett Thomas Hcimel Mark Henry John Herrick William Hickey Russell Jensen Michael Johnson Mark Kaschke Michael Keane Richard Keller Thomas Kelly Peter King Terence Koethe Mark Koller Hard Guys, Incorporated partake of the Sophomore Class Aphro disiac. Mark LaBuda James Lamm Paul Lemmons William Lentsch Thomas Leverone Alan Lloyd Timothy Loes Jay Loufek Scott McBeath Paul McCarthy William McDonald Dennis McGuire 86 Thomas Maguire Allan Marker! Paul Marrinan William Martinez Mark Mazzitello Thomas Miley Thomas Moore Angel Morrillo Craig Mueller John Mullaney John Mullen Thomas Murlowski Tom Nardini Richard Newcome Mark Newfield Thomas Niedermaier Roger Norris Patrick O'Brien m Schwartz retreats after a resounding blow. Timothy O'Keefe Joseph O'Neill Bruce Peters Mark Peterson Joseph Rauenhorst Donald Riegger Richard Ruvelson Mark Sabre Brian Scanlan Christopher Schneeman John Schneider Paul Schwartz Gregory Seidl Donald Sellers Joseph Simonet James Simons Joseph Skowronski Scott Strickland Orest Tataryn Kevin Theisen Joseph Thibodeau Stephen Tschida Michael Tuminelly Craig Wagner Matthew Waldron Jeffrey Wheeler Richard Wicka George Williams Mark Vevea Mark Archuleta Could it be that I have bad breath? William Wardwell Jeffrey Warner Another wild evening nears its conclusion. A TIME OF SEARCHING (Clockwise): Paul Vincent (president), Mike McCroarty (vice- president), John McHugh (scrgeanl-at-arms), Pat Murphy (treasurer), Tim Plunkett (secretary). From a barren land of desolate sand, A molded tree of trust— The roots so firm begin to squirm, In sight of leaves that rust. But through these years. Too old to fear. The days that lie ahead— Our branches high reach out to sigh, So quick, so fast, we're fed! To open this lock. This bark of rock— to leave the forest behind— That barren land. The desolate sand, I hunt and search to find. Kevin Daly James Daubney James DelVecchio Sean Devitt Peter Donovan Daniel Dooley Nicholas Doyle William Dubbs William Duggan Kevin Dyrhaug Mark Erickson Stephen Farley Michael Abbott Michael Agnew Barry Amatuzio Joseph Andersen Ronald Awaijane |ohn Bacich Thomas Bakker Timothy Bartusch Joseph Bifulk Patrick Boemer Michael Boisvert Patrick Boyle Bart Bradford Michael Breckman Gerard Broker David Burns Terrance Bussen Paul Bussman Stephen Chlebeck Gerado Cortina Thomas Clements Peter Conlin Thomas Cosgrove David Crumley Richard Fleming Daniel Flood Lawrence Fryklund Donald Funk Peter Gillen John Hadro Paul Ueimol John Huber Arthur Huot Matthew Isaac Peter Jansen John Jensen Robert Jeub Leighton Johnson Mark Keppel Paul King Michael Kinney James Joyce Peter Kelly Nick Klein Thomas Knox Keith Kramlinger Paul Kulhanek lames Koch Thomas Ko lak Daniel Lambert Martin Lauer Christopher Lee Patrick Lombardo John McDonald Mark McDonald Peter MeGough Michael McGroarty John McHugh Michael McLaughlin John McQuillan John MacDonald John Maguire Geoffrey Mahoney Patrick Mahoney William Malchow Kenneth Malloy Thomas Marrinan Joseph Matt David Monsour Brian Murphy James Murlowski Patrick Murphy Matthew Norman Michael North Jeffrey Olinger Michael O'Neil Edward O'Phelan Gregory Palen Stephen Paulson Thomas Pence Murray Perlman Tim Plunkett 92 Jose Porto Charles Prososki Stephen Ramsey John Rech Timothy Ridley Pablo Riveroll John Robertson John Rooney Cary Rubbelke James Rulli Michael Sampair Timothy Schacker James Schaefer Jonathan Schufman Michael Sirek Jerome Soderberg Arvut Sophanodon Joseph Spelt Scott Stransky Mark Stuhlman Timothy Taylor Thomas Teisberg Joseph Van Kirk Jeffrey Vcigel Paul Vincent Thomas Weiss Gregory Wilhelmy Tony Willerscheidt Mitchell Zachary 93 THE GOOD LIFE: THE BOARDERS Four Year Boarders: Bob Haynes, Greg Ribotto, Phil Boyle, Lee Doerr. 94 Westline Hall was the residence of the whole boarder group this year. The dormitory policy this year was a nonmilitary one; how- ever, neatness and order in the dorms was maintained through the efforts of the deans and the student leaders. Because of the small- er number of boarders and the relaxed sys- tem, living conditions in the dorms were com- fortable. This year the boarders were able to do more things as a group than they have in the past. Mr. Johnson, who is a new teacher at the school, was the assistant dean in the dormito- ry. He was conscientious, understanding, and he worked very hard to help make the dorms a better place to live. The boarders wish to thank Mr. Johnson for his concern and efforts. We would also like to thank Larry Lasswell, who was the activities dean for the past year. Although he was a student at St. Thomas Col- lege, he was around a lot during the week and especially weekends to open the gym and pool for the boarders. This year was Mr. Rongitsch's last year in the dorms. He has been dean in the dormito- ries for the last three years. In his three years at the dorms, Mr. Rongitsch has experienced a lot of things which most people haven't ...and was able to maintain his sanity. The boarders will never be able to thank Mr. Rongitsch enough for his deep concern in boarder life. His many efforts to improve boarder life stem all the way from change to a better dorm policy to change for a dollar when a boarder gets hungry. The Seniors offer a special thanks to the members of the faculty and administration who showed their interest in boarder affairs during our stay at the Academy. Beethoven takes a time out while Mr. Rongitsch helps out Pete King. John Gillespie does what he's best at. Boarders make good use of their after-school time. You really went out with the phantom? The Executive Suite Who says hazing is out? That Good, Old Country Club Livin' Mr. Johnson checks orders before heading for MacDonald's. REMEMBER Rongi tries to meet his test-correcting deadline. —the Phantom Shaver —the Crazed Hot-Dog Thrower —Calka, Harrison, Hruza, Cannon, Bonn, Lundy, Caveny, Haaker, Antonsen, Schletz, Schopp, Mata, Klabacka, Merz, Quinlan, Stats, Stewart, Sherman, Webster, Geisler, and Neslund. —bracing —reveille at 2:00 a.m. in O'Shaughnessy —playing red light-green light at Father's door. —LOIS!!! —Curt and Web find a battery — I want a name! —NO!!! Senior Boarders front Row: Phil Boyle, Peier Ah King, Tom Marley, John Byrnes, Cesar Ramirez, Back Row: Lee Doerr, Bob Haynes, Greg Ribolto, Jim Kellner, Mike Jones, Ricardo Ramirez, Dan Sampson. foreign Boarders front Row: Iddar de la Parra, Angel Morillo, Gerardo Cortina, Cesar Ramirez, Back Row: Peter Ah King, Mike Jones, Greg Ribotto, Arvut Sophanodon, Ricardo Ramirez. 98 Sorry, Sarge, but I had to turn you in. Don't tell me to get a haircut! ARMY PLAY AT STA A typical morning formation. Dan Sampson and his ever-alert brigade staff. Major Shippey makes final prepa- rations for his war games. You mean I can't be a squad-leader any more? The Seniors prepare to hijack the helicopter to Cuba. When the hand of love touched the dead branch, the earth blushed green, and dead roots breathed in the holiness of life. 103 REV. PAUL F. RYAN, O.P., A.B., M.A. English I, II, III, Religion II, Yearbook Moderator. Father Ryan is looked down upon by most of the students. GERALD BROWN, B.S. Director of Physical Education. Students have a ball in Mr. Brown's class. LuJL , REV. JOHN BAUER, Ph. B Religion II RICHARD BREWER, B.A. Art II, Middle School Art. Best dressed faculty member. X_C The middle school; Exedrin headache no. 98. TERENCE P. FLYNN, B.A., M.A. Middle School English, Social Studies, Political Science, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. ' wasn't going to talk about asf year's team, but DONALD GERLACH, B.A. English II, Speech III IV, Soccer Coach, Asst. Hockey Coach, Golf Coach. 'Well, scholars, who was the mother of Prometheusf 105 BRUCE JOHNSON, B.A. Social Problems, Middle School Physical Education. How do you know I am not a monkey f But let’s not hassle it out now“ RICHARD A. MARZOLF, Ph. D. Geometry, Middle School Science Mathematics-Swimming Coach All right men, when you have a big problem this will help you Pickett out the correct answer. Tim Plunkett tunes his harp. MAJOR WILLIAM SHIPPEY Senior Army Instructor Tactical Supervisor Leadership, Series 187-4, Problem 2: Sitting the Example SERGEANT FIRST CLASS DONALD PETERSON Honor Guard Advisor D Company Tactical Supervisor MT III Instructor SERGEANT FIRSI CLASS ROBERT BUGGE Military Property Custodian Ride Team and NRA Coach A Company Tactical Supervisor MT I Instructor MASTFR SERGEANT JAMES LLOYD C Company Tactical Supervisor MI II Instructor THE SANDS OF TIME how can the sands begin when the oceans never start? am i like the tide, unsure, valiantly charging the future? tugging, grasping at the open beach before me. beginning to wave and foam, while my soul tiptoes back to sea? was i like the snail so slow, crawling, calling for someone to help me? how i long for the things i remember, and how my mighty melancholy friend, crushing, crackling the bleached sands, rushed me past the sands of time, washed me up on the island of memory. 108 rjrn STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS DAVID COCHRANE 959Manomin Ave. Si. Paul, Minnesota Lieutenant Colonel Coch D.C. Rubber Jacket Thanks for the ride. Awards: Eagle Award '69, 70, 71, 72; Who's Who; National Merit Finalist; 2 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Student Council 70, 71, 72; Speed Class '69, 70, '71, '72; Citation 72; Biologians '70; Track '69, 70, 71, '72' Football '69, '70, 71, '72; High School Bowl 72. PAUL ALPHONSE BARD JR. 1872 Wellesley Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Spock Bard - Chris Scal- len: Bard, you're really a Finley in Latin Class. Awards: Silver Torch '69,70. Activities: Speed Class '69,70; Student Council '72; Citation '72; Speech Debate '69,70; Cross Country '69, 70,71,72; Track '69,70,71,72; Row- dies '72. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT remember . . . five suitcase affair . . . culby's flat top .. . THOMAS WILLIAM MOLITOR 1240Eldridge St. Paul, Minnesota Major Tommy Top Ten Driving List Mac's New Years Eve Party My Kitchen GayGrappIcr. Awards: Eagle Award '69; Silver Torch 70,71,72; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Speed Class 70,71,72; Ci- tation '71,72; Student Council '72; Chorus '69; Biologians '70; Track '69, 70,71,72; Wrestling '69,70 71,72; Football '69,70,71,72; Rowdies 72. WILLIAM T. SIMONET 782 S. Syndicate St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Simmer Simo Duluth Bar- ry’s Mac's New Years Eve Party. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; Who's Who; National Merit. Activities: Student Council 71,72; Citation '72; Biologians '70; Hockey '69,70,71,72; Golf '69,70,71,72. (Captain). 109 STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY STUDENT COUNCIL TREASURER GERARD F. SCHROEPFER 184 N. Cleveland Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Lieutenant Colonel Jake Dream A.B.A. Midway I sometimes amaze myself . Awards: Silver Torch '69 70,71,72; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Student Council '69,72; Speed Class '69; Chorus '69; Crack Squad 72; Base- ball '69,70,72; Football '69,71,72, Ba ket- ball '69,70,71,72. ROBERT J. CUNNIFF 5832 Colfax Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Niff The golden jet Twinkletoes Let's go Hawks, Celts. Awards: Silver Torch '69; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '69,70; Football '69; Basketball '69,70; Rowdies 72. CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS VICE PRESIDENT d.e s black socks . . . student bus trips . . . don's beard . . . JOHN W. CULLIGAN 976 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Culli J.C. Kozlack's Cabin Com- mander of The Guard . Awards: 2 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class'69,70; Student Coun- cil '72; Crack Squad 71,72; Swimming '69, '70; Football '69,70,71,72; I.B.A. '72. STEVE V. SCHNELL 1864 Laurel Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Paco The great search at the Radison Barry's Mach. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72. Activities: Student Council '72; Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Kaydct 71,72; Biologians '70; Soccer '72; Tennis '69,70,71,72; Basketball '69,70,71,72; Rowdies '72. MATTHEW J. FINLEY 2130 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Finner Duluth '71 12 in a row Loafer's Lodge seen with Do. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70; Silver Torch '71; 2 Good Conducts. Activities: Student Council 70,72; Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Biologians '70; Soccer '70,71,72 (Captain); Track 72; Rowdies '72. CLASS TREASURER CLASS SGT. AT ARMS CLASS SECRETARY PETER AH KING D1002 Oriental Cardens 14 Duke Si. Kowloon, Hong Kong First Lieutenant Oohi International Spy. Activities: Honor Company 71; Chess Club '71. ROGER ANDERSON 2105 Timmy St. St. Paul, Minnesota Major Big Guy George's history class Rog. Awards: 6 Good Conduct ; High School All- American; All-State; All-Conference; Eagle Award. Activities: Debate '69 70; Basketball '69, 70 71 72 (Captain). JEFFREY R. BADOWICH 969 Lawson Ave. St. Paul Minnesota Master Sergeant Bads Bado Jeffcr Remembers Du- luth Barry's Bust Remembers Radi- son South Seen with Marker! and Mc- Namara Loafer's Lodge. Awards: 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Honor Company '69; Cross Coun- try '69; Baseball '69,70 71 72; Football '70; Rowdies '72; Citation 71,72; Chorus '69, '70. third period anal . . . cup of joe . . . rollo the geek . . . CHRISTOPHER BALDWIN 2262 Riverwood Place St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Balgy Badlands Cannon Ball C.C. Moosejaw Rookie Kozlak's Cabin 71,72 Monday Night Football S.R. Member of Art II Big 5 Beer Bottle- gang Piffer's Park Super Seniors Bas- ketball Captain 72. Awards: 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Football'71,72; I B.A. 72. MICHAEL BARRATTO 1173 East Idaho St. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Barrats in Spanish Cheap Chip Awards: Eagle Award '69, '70; Silver Torch '71, 72. Activities: Speed Class '69 70 71,72; Biolo- gians 70; Chorus '69,70,71 72; Rifle Team '69; Soccer 70 71 72; Tennis '69,70; Row- dies 72. CRAIG J. BARRY 9%Caren Court St. Paul, Minnesota Private STEPHEN P. BERGERON 5905 Pillsbury Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sergeant PAUL BOUTHILET 1555 Fairmouni Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Bears Red Eye ... Craiggy Yeh You Had a party Good friend of Roger's Seen with Macy and Marks Remem- ber Duluth?-No. Awards: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Silver Torch '69,72. Activities: Speed Class '70,72; Citation '70, 71,71,72 (Editor); Soccer 70,71,72; Base- ball 70,71,72; Football '69; Rowdies '72. Stephen Berg Bert Ed Seen with Pat Sullivan Remembers Rochester I. Awards: Eagle Award '69. Activities: Speed Class 70,72; Band '69; Cross Country '69; Track '69,70,72; Rowdies '72. Guy Fie is a fine young man. out to lunch with gunch bunch . . . buddy choir tomatoes A PHILIP FREDERICK BOYLE 210 North Marchall Ave. Springfield, Minnesota Major Phil Fog II Pill Poodle-dog Four Year Border 3 4 year JFO Flouse Commander Roomed with Calka Wakes upat 7:35. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; 3 Good Conduct Awards; Who's Who in 72. Activities: Speed Class 70,71,72; Student Council '70; Honor Company '69,70,71,72; Biologians '70; Swimming '69,70,71,72 (Cap- tain); Rowdies '72; Boarder Council 70,71, '72; Student Faculty Board '72; I.B.A. '72. VINCENT J. BRADFORD 2130 Timmy Street St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Vinee Tates member of the Bombers Activities: Speed Class 71,72; Citation '71, '72; Soccer '72; Golf '71,72; Tennis'70; Swim- ming '69,70,71,72; Baseball '69; Football '69, '70; Rowdies 72. GREGORY J. BRANDT 626 N. Dunlap St. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Seen with Bussman Awards: 2 Good Conducts; National Honor Society. Activities: Speed Class '71; Chorus '71. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH BRILL 988 Lincoln Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Sergeant Tiger Midget Brillo Munchkin Remember when Brill was underweight luker Can I get in the sauna? Grap- pler Activities: Torch Club '69 70 71 72; Cita- tion '72; Speech and Debate '69; Soccer '69, '70; Wrestling '69,70 71 72 (Captain); Row- dies 72. bassett's camp .. . evwas in calculus .. . publius irwin .. . JOHN J. BUSSMAN •1026 Blaisdcll Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Private Jake Cannonball seen with Brandt Activities: Chorus 72; Rowdies 72. JOHN BYRNES 2440 Fontcnollc Blve. Omaha, Nebraska Private J.B. Omaha Kid Berny likes Bud BurnOut the quiet one. Awards: 1 Good Conduct Activities: Honor Company 71; Rowdies 72. GARY ALAN CABANA 5928 14th Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major Copa banana Chiquita two-year Vis student had quite an 18th birthday the morning table. Awards: 4 Good Conducts; Best Squad '70; Silver Torch '69,70 71,72. Activities: Speed Class 70,71,72; Chorus '70; Honor Guard '69,70 71; Football '69,70 71, '72. JOHN KEVIN CAHALAN 17% $. Mississippi R. Blvd. St. Paul, Minnesota. Private Heavy Heavy Kcvic Sigmund Fried Buddy 10 acres platoon '71 S.R. '72 leader of Buddy Chorus. Activities: Speed Class '69; Swimming '69; Football '69 70 71 72. EVERETT J. CARLTON 1178 lafond Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Staff Sergeant Ev Evil Knicvel Erv Ed Carten Burnt-out missed Rochester football game New Year's Ev buckets. Awards: Eagle Award '69; Silver Torch '70. Activities: Speed Class '69 70 71 72; Biolo- gians '70; Chorus '70; Baseball '69 70 71 72; Basketball '69 70 71 72. maul ball PAUL R. CLEMENS 1138 Sylvandal Rd. St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Clem! New York Knick fan. Awards: Silver Torch '69. Activities: Student Council '70, '71; Track '70, '71 72; Football '69; Basketball '69 70 71 72. ROBERT EUGENE CONLIN 2200 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Bobbie du Fois loves warm weather and sunshine Mil '71. .. Pork and the Bean. Awards: Silver Torch '69 70 71 72; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '69 70 71 72; Band '69; Kaydel '72; School Play '71 72; Track '70 71 72; Rowdies '72. .. . s.f.p. . . . s.s.b. DAVID CHARLES COWLEY 1229 Cherokee Ave. St- Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Tex Grease Elvis Me and my Grease Chick One of Grobe's boys What's a beer without a buddy Shelly who? Little W’allys. Awards: 2 Good Conducts; Best Platoon '70. Activities: Chorus '69; Track '69 70 71 72; Hockey '69 70 71 72; Football '69,70 71 72. CHAD JAMES CUDDIHY 16933 Chiltern Hills Drive Minnetonka, Minnesota Sergeant LEE A. DOERR, JR. 9485 North Range Line Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin Major TIMOTHY E. DONAHUE 1796 Hillcrest Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class WILLIAM DREXLER 1970 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Drex Bill Activities: Speech Debate '69, '70; Track '69; Swimming '69,70,71,72; Football '69,70, 71,72. DALE JEROME DUTHOY 1472 Cherry Hill Road St. Paul, Minnesota Computer Spelling whiz I'm all messed up Awards: Eagle Award 70,71,72; National Merit Honorable Mention 72; 4 Good Con- duct. Activities: Kaydet 72; Chess Club 72; Soccer 71,72; Swimming 70,71; Rowdies 72. Lad Exec G.G. Bogey Own- er of the Boarder Bar and Grill Terrific. Awards: 2 Good Conducts; Best Platoon '70, 71. Activities: Speed Class 71,72; Honor Com- pany '69,70,71,72; Wrestling 70; Boarder Council 71,72. Donny Timmer Zi of Machu Pichu Cathy's Candy Cane. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; I Good Conduct. Activities: Speed Class '71,72; Kaydet 72; Biologians '70; Chess Club '72; Soccer '69; Cross Country 72; Hockey '69,70. . . . tuition-$750 . . . fat dad . . . Chad Chad's party. Awards: Silver Torch '70,71; 4 Good Con- ducts. Activities: Biologians '70; Supply Staff '69,70, '71,72. ii v 7 geek's island ... W' lA i MARK G. ETTL 1CM2 Beatrice St. St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Etts . Marko Marcus Awards: Silver Torch Award'70 71. Activities: Speed Class '69 70 71 72; Band '69; Wrestling '70 71. THOMAS G. FEE 271 Mt. Curve Blvd., St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant FABS Tommy Fee Sees member of the Night Owls Holiday Inn Duluth '71 member of the Bear Lake Bombers '71. Activities: Speed Class '71 72, Soccer '69, Tennis '72, Swimming '70, Football '70, Row- dies '72. Awards: Eagle Award '71, Silver Torch '70 72. TERRY FENELON 859 Linwood Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Me and Mam Webster Capers Let's go to MAC'S WheresCulby? Activities: Speed Class '71; Color Guard '71, '72; Baseball '71 72; Basketball '69 70; Row- dies'71 72. fr. white .. . radisson south . . . the hill game .. . ROBERT FOUSSARD 71 Otis Line, St. Paul, Minnesota Private Fousic . Seen with Darcy. Awards: 2 Good Conduct Awards. WILLIAM FOUSSARD 71 Otis Lane, St. Paul, Minnesota Private Fousie. Activities: Kitchen Staff 72. JOSEPH D. GLARNER 2058 Jefferson Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First lieutenant Zipp Clutch Duluth 71 Papermill 71 Bear Lake Bomber. Awards: Silver Torch '69,70 71 72. Activities: Speed Class '69 70 71 72; Foot- ball '70 71 72; Track '69; Tennis 72; Rowdies '72; Basketball '70. JEFF GOODWIN 179 E. Little Canada Rd. St. Paul, Minnesota First Sergeant Goodies J.P. one year man Grand Rapids Reg 72 Girine. Activities: Baseball '72. formation inspection . . . bought the package . . . s.r. .. . TODD GREEN 1760 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Mako root . Charter Member Truck- er's Assn, of America Country Club. Activities: Speed Class '70; Soccer '69,70 71, 72; Chorus '69, Track '69,70 71 72; Wres- tling '69,70 71. MAURICE F. HARNETT 2039 Dayton Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant Gabbi Jake’s Kegger Colorado Buddy The lake. Awards: Silver Torch '71. Activities: Speed Class 71,72; Citation '72; Chorus '69 70 71; Soccer 70 71; Hockey '69,70; Baseball '69,70 71 72; Football '69,72. TIMMOTHY J. HASSETT 2016 Palace Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Hass New kid Koz's cabin Beer Bottle Gang a Piffer's Park. Awards: Silver Torch '69; 2 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '70; Band '69 70; Football '69 70 71,72; Basketball '69 70; I.B.A. 72; Honor Company '69. ROBERT E. HAYNES 1626 N. Prospect Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Sergeant Hayne Haymcr Bob'o seen with Pete and the boob tube likes planes and model magazines likes to sleep and also argue Awards: 4 Good Conducts; Best Squad '69; Best Platoon '69 70 71; Best Cadet '71. Activities: Chorus '69, '70; Track '69, '70, '71, '72; Honor Company '69, 70, '71, '72; Wres- tling '69, 70, 71; Football '69, 70. JOHN PATRICK HICKEY 6184 So. Robert Trail Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota Major Hicks . motorboat . Captain of Hick- ey's Hackers ... God Doc, are you cheap Escorted Who?! J.P. squadder . moved to the sticks. Awards: All Conference Football 71; 2 Good Conducts; Silver Torch 71,72; Eagle Award '69 70. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Cita- tion 71,72; Chorus '70; Crack Squad '72; Tennis 70,71,72; Football '69,70 71 72; Baseball '69; Basketball '69,70,71,72. monument . . . duluth . . . mcnamara's new years eve . . . PETER ROLAND HINSCH 4 High Road Inver Grove Heights, Minn. Major Squadder Crack Room 245 What's going on tonight? Awards: 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '69,70 71 72; Cita- tion 72; Crack Squad 70 71 72 (Lieutenant Commander); Swimming '69,70,71 72; Foot- ball 70,71,72. JOSEPH M. HORAN 1984 Laurel Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Major Joe Boot Jay Jay . Monday Night Football at Roed’s. Awards: Eagle Award '69 70; Silver Torch 71; 4 Good Conducts; All Conference Football 71. Activities: Football '69,70,71 72 (Captain); Basketball '69,70,71,72; Speed Class '70; Biologians '70; Chorus 70. GREG J. HYNAN 999 W. County Rd. D. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Buster Bishop Hienzi George's History Class. Awards: Eagle Award '69; Silver Torch 70,71, 72; 4 Good Conducts; Activities: Speed Class '70; Track '69; Golf 72; Soccer 71,72; Swimming '69,70 71. RICHARD jANDRIC 179 So. Finn St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Dick Doggy Dog Montana the Macko Root Tricky Dicky. Awards: 2Good Conducts- Activities: Chorus '69,70; Crack S ]uad 71, 72; Swimming '69,70,71,72 (Captain). ROBERT JOHN JANNETTE 8906 Newton Ave. S. Bloomington, Minnesota First Lieutenant Jannetti Janet. Awards: 4 Good Conducts; Silver Torch 72. Activities: Citation 72; Debate '69; Track 70,71,72; Football '69,70,71,72. PATRICK JOHNS S817 S. Colfax Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant First Class P.J. . Buddy Chorus Dill Remembers Sundance. Awards: 1 Good Conduct. Activities: Speed Class 71; Debate '69; Soccer '69,70,71; Swimming '69,70,71; Rowdies '72. prof, schnell was sick .. . issues and answers . . . pistol mike .. . JAMES J. JOHNSON 3603 Abbott Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant Jons seen with Bud Boy Scout tried to play soccer Missed New Years 71. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Bio- logians 70: School Plav 71,72; Soccer '69, 70,71,72 (captain); Hockey '69; Wrestling ;70; Rowdies 72. THOMAS JOHNSON 1621 Portland Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant T.J. .. Teeg Worst Driver Rochest- er bus trips Barry's Boston Bruins coach Hill games. Activities: Hockey '69,70,71,72. r MICHAEL R. JONES 7, Greenhills Close, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England Sergeant The Wicked elbow tweeker . Jones is fall- ing again. Activities: Soccer '71,72; Track 71. JIM KELLNER 1204 2nd Ave. E., International Falls, Minnesota Sergeant Kelly Jay Kay. Awards: 2 Good Conducts. Activities: Citation 71, Honor Company 71; Honor Guard 71; Swimming 71; Rowdies 72. JAMES T. KENNEDY 3532 Tonkawood Rd. Minnetonka, Minnesota Major Meat Kcno Red Shirt ... Hangs a- round the military likes to get physical. Awards: 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Tennis 'b9; Football '69,70,71,72; Supply Staff '69,70,71,72. ten acres. . b.f. brennan . . phoebe.. .shervey. . . ZACHARY LOUIS KIMBLE 77 Langford Park St. Paul, Minnesota Staff Sergeant Zach built a fish house .. so what. Awards: 2 Good Conducts. Activities: Debate 70; Band '69; Honor Guard 71; Swimming 71; Rowdies 72. DAN KINGSTON 1812 Munster Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Doit Kingst Dirty Dan .. seen with Otis Rooster. Activities: Swimming 72; Football 70,71. ROBERT E. KLEASON 1293 Bcechwood PI. St. Paul, Minnesota Staff Sergeant Kleas Duluth Have you got a lunch card Donna who? Buckets and Hockey player. Awards: Eagle Award '69, Silver Torch '70, 71,72,1 Good Conduct. Activities: Hockey '69,70,71; Baseball '69,70; Football '69,70,71,72; Basketball 72, Bio- logians 70. WILLIAM A. KLElNMAN 1515 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Schmidt Willy Killy Had a Saab Hit Clemens SR team Mounds View. Awards: 3 Good Conducts. Activities: Chorus 70,71, Soccer '69, Ten- nis '69,70,71,72, Hockey '69,70, Football 70,71,72. roger the cop . . . hong kong flu .. . calculus parties .. . DANIEL D. KOZLAK 3709 York Ave. N. Minneapolis, Minnesota Staff Sergeant Koz . Chink eyes Koz's cabin SR Seen with Dollies Beer Bottle Gang Piffer's Park. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70, 3 Good Con- ducts. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Bio- logians 70; Band '69; Crack Squad 71,72, Hockey '69,70,71,72, Football '69,70,71,72; Rowdies 72. WILLIAM KREBSBACH 67 Otis Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Bill Krebs Likes the North Stars Crome domer . Ski Bum Krebsy. Awards: Silver Torch '69; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Student Council '69; Crack Squad 72; Tennis 71,72; Hockey '69,70,71,72; (manager). GEORGE JAMES KRONSCHNABEL JR. 1425 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Kronsch Blade Roads .. Ten Acres Kegger Junior Year Monday night football. Awards: All Conference Hockey 71, Foot- ball 72. Activities: Chorus 70,71; Tennis '69,70,71, 72; Hockey '69,70,71,72; Football '69,70,72. CHAD LEMMONS 445 Howard St St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Lime Great Debater Awards: Eagle Award '69,71; Silver Torch 70; Best Cadet 70, 71. Activities: Speed Class 70, 71; Chess Club 72; Track '69, '70, 71, 72; Speech and Debate '69, 70, 71, 72. ANTHONY M. LOES 2014 Norfolk Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Staff Sergeant Tulips Movie Star Shades Good Stuff Cretin isn't that bad 59's are great Fords stink. Awards: 2 Good Conducts. demerits .. . piffer's point . . . clara glenn . JEFFREY CHARLES McGOVERN 4815 30th Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant Buckwheat Bucky Monkey Curley Mac . . Soccer party. Awards: Silver Torch 71. Activities: Citation 72; Speech and Debate 70; Band '69; Soccer 71, 72; Football 70; Rowdies 72. PATRICK BRIAN McGUIRE 1874 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Chick Picy .10 Acres Platoon 71 I.B.A. superstar. Activities: Student Council '69; Chorus '69, 70, '71: Golf '69, '72; Hockey '69, 70, '71, Football b9,70,'71,72. PAUL L. McHUGH 1824 Colvin Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Lieutenant Colonel Mac . Stubby MacNamara's New Year's Eve Party . Scallen-Cullen Attair Duluth ;71 .. Football's got to be fun . no- body walk! Awards: Faculty Award '69, 70; Eagle Award. '69,70,71,72. . Activities: peed Class '69, '70, '71, '72; Biol- ogians 70; Track 70, 71, 72; Hockey '70, 71, '72; Baseball '69; Football '69, 70, '71, '72; Basketball '69. john McKenzie 1940 Fremont Ave. St. PAjI, Minnesota Major Goober It's Mr. McKenzie to you. Likes to study. Awards: Headmaster's Award 71; Eagle A- ward '69,70 71,72; 3-M Science Award; Na- tional Merit Finalist; 4 GoodConducts; Min- neapolis World Affairs Contest School Champ ion. Activies: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Cita- tion 72; Speech Debate '69,70,71,72; Chorus '69,70. PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN 491 Otis Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Geek Sparky Flips Geek's Island Homecoming '70 I Love Military. Activities: Track '69,70; Football '69,70,71; Rowdies 72. ROBERT D. McNAMARA 315 Stonebridge Blvd. St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Mac C.C. New Years Eve seen with skinny Loafer's Lodge Scall, how was Cully?!! Awards: Eagle Award '69,70; Silver Torch 71,72. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Kaydct '72; Citation 71,72; Golf '71,72; Rowdies 72; I B. A. 72. earl weaver was a boor . . . bone head .. . tolpi . . . JOHN RICHARD MACH JR. 3527 Skycroft Dr. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major Macher Dr. Lionetti My heavy Chevy's Vail 71 seen at Derham with Clem third of night owls. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; Na- tional Merit; Who's Who; 1 Good Conduct. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Biolo- gians '70; Crack Squad 70,71,72 (Command- er); Baseball '69,70,71,72; I B.A. '72; Ski Club 72. GARY J. MAGRUM 7414 Blaisdell Ave., S. Minneapolis, Minnesota Captain Mags Boris U.of M. hot shot. Awards: Silver Torch '69; 4 GoodConducts. Activities: Debate '69; Track '69; Wrestling '69,70,71,72; Football '69,70,71,72. JOHN A. MARKERT 2116 Iglehart Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Major Marks . Skinny . captured in Czechos- lovakia Seen with C.C. Remembers maulball at noon Likes to eat light snacks . Loafers Lodge . Out of town with Jim Johnson for Thanksgiving 71 Out to lunen bunch. Awards: Eagle award '69; Silver Torch 70, 72; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Cita- tion 72; Chorus '69,70; Track '71,72; Swim- ming '69; Baseball '69; Football '69,70,71, 72; Rowdies 72. DAVID M. MARKOE 47 Laek Ave. White Bear Lake, Minnesota Sergeant Marko Doubled with sister to Reg. Awards: Silver Torch 70, 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Biologians 70. TOM MARLEY Rural Route Blencoe, Iowa Sergeant Marls Animal . farm boy Manager of Hilton Hotel St. Paul 9 1623-1624 Awards: Silver Torch 71; 3 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Honor Company 71,72; Rowdies 72; Kitchen Staff 71,72. sis boom bah .. . ROBERT LAWRENCE MARRINAN 2181 Carter Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Bob . Squirrel . Hymanim . . . Marde- den Grappler member of the Row- dies Had fun at the St. Louis Park game Andy, can I have a ride?. Activities: Band '69; Wrestling 70,71,72; Rowdies 72. WILLIAM JOSEPH MARZOLF 1863 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private you had to be 21 to buy. . . teddy bear. . . Buzzz ... Colorado Keggers at Piffer's . . Got cut at Kegger. Activities: Crack Squad '72; Swimming '69; Rowdies 72. THOMAS MAUN 1757 Pineburst Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Maunski . Skii. Awards: 3 Good Conducts Activities: Speed Class '70,72; Chorus 70. JOHN THOMAS MILEY 1057 Portland Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Malnu Miles remembers Montana remembers Rochester 10 Acres ... 'ZZZ ... The Telemark Kid . .. like-alike- a-malnu . Activities: Golf 72. bomb scares . . . bullock . . . using real money for food . . . JOHN F. MORK 2211 Princeton Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Sergeant Moves .. Stork . S.R. Team Kox- lak's Cabin. Activities: Chorus 70,71; Hockey '69,70,71, 72; Football '69,70,71,72. MARK LEONARD MUELLER 2205 Arcade St. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Markie . Cannonball Babes Munch- kin Afton ski trip drives a muddy Cad Fido could do better. Awards: 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '69,70; Biologians 70; Chorus '69; School Play 71,72; Sauna Team 71,72; Rowdies 72. GREGORY RICHARD NOVAK 1322 Hillcrest Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant Fregaa remember Happy Holachek I do nice work! . Awards: Silver Torch '69. Activities: Kaydet 70,71,72; Citation '71,72; Band '69,70,71; Photo Club '69,70,71,72. JAMES P. O'BRIEN 310 W. Minnehaha Parkway Minneapolis, Minnesota First Lieutenant Jim O.B. Jimmer George's English Class kind-hearted soul organizer of the doughnut party chess parties come on you guys . Awards: Eagle Award 70; Silver Torch '69, 71; 3 Good Conducts; Superior Cadet '70; Best Cadet 70. Activities: Speed Class 70,71,72; Speech and Debate '69,70,71,72; Biologians 70; Chess Club 72; School Play 71,72; Row- dies 72. ANDREW J. O'CONNELL 2234 w. Laurie Rd. St. Paul, Minnesota Private First Class Biggest smart aleck Andy .. squirrel worst driver Drew Human fly ... seen with a sow New Years at Mac's re- member Clara? Awards: 2 Good Conducts Activities: Speed Class '69,71,72; Chorus '69,70; Wrestling 70,72; Rowdies 72. tubo's blues . . . larmo cannon ... 4 test points . . . dick kinney . . . EDUARDO ANTONIO ODIO 2314 W. 7th St. St. Paul, Minnesota First Sergeant Otis Eddy Ed Buddy . seen at Highland remember Sparky Com- mander Eddie Odio Drill Squad 70 10 acres Platoon 70. Activities: Swimming 72. TIMOTHY CONAN O'PHELAN 2800 W. River Rd. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Doc . . Tim Why do I drink? Captain of Doc's Crocks. Awards: Silver Torch '69,70,71,72; 5 Good Conducts. Activities: Citation 71,72; Golf 71,72; Base- ball 70,72; Football '69,70,71,72; Basket- ball '69; Rowdies 72. FRANCIS PARRANTO 745 Lincoln Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Frank The Tempest Tailors Falls Loved the Military Webster Madeline Copper. Activities: Rowdies '72. JOHN M. PAULSON 2014 Berkely Ave. Si. Paul, Minnesota Private Tubo tubbles Scotty Packers and the Blues are the greatest Bob Plager is the toughest in the league The Can- ucks are the greatest Remember the Fou- ssards. Activities: Football (manager) 70. JAMES ALOYSIUS PLEISS 5501-12th Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major Birdy Ftenry About ye big Dirty hearts Number two flame of Vis Lake Nakomis The Barges Pete's Restaurant The best meat in town Seen with Mary Lynn all the time 2 year stalemate match messer Had a short love affair Ukey notes. Awards: Eagle Award 70, Silver Torch '69, '71, 5 Good Cdnduct Awards, Military A- chievement Award '69, 3 year band award Activities: Speed Class '69, 70, 72, Band '69, 70, 72, Football 71, 72. Basketball '69, '70, 71, 72. CESAR-ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ Country Club No. 4 Apartado Guadal No. 18 Cananea, Sonora, Mexico Staff Sergeant Vi of Ramirii Awards: Silver Torch 71. kegger '70 71 . . . barry's . . . the stare . . . happy holachek mm RICARDO ANTONIO RAMIREZ Country«Club No. 4 Apartado Guadal No. 18 Cananea, Sonora, Mexico Staff Sergeant V: of Ramirii .. Awards: Silver Torch '71. NEIL JAMES RAUENHORST 6817 Oaklawn Ave. Edina, Minnesota Captain Roundy . Sideral Paper Mill Me and Tommy Rowdie Commander Fx-grappler. Awards: Silver Torch '69. Activities: Citation '69, 70, '71, '72, Crack Squad '72, School Play '71, '72, Scocer '72, Tennis '70, Track 72, Wrestling '69, 70, '71, Football '69, Rowdies 71, 72. GREGORY P. RIBOTTO 30 Spruce Rd. Atikokan, Ontario, Canada Sergeant Ribs Bots . Troubador the Ribiter Rots went to Schopp's and Chamby's party 4 year Boarder . Who's buying this weekend? ... V year J.F.O. St. Paul 9 Avoid the draft, come to Canada. Awards: 3 Good Conducts; Honor Company '69,70,71; Best Platoon 70,71; Hero Squad 71. Activities: Kaydct 70,71,72; Photo Club '69; Football '69; Track '69; Hockey '69; Rowdies 72. GREGORY J. ROEDLER 186 Montrose Place St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant Major Rood . . . likes Mountain Dew ... SR knows Roger Half Moon . Lake boy seen with Has, Koz, and Bulge Ten Acres Platoon Roedler's New Year's Eve No you can't come to my house? .. Awards: 2 Good Conducts; Eagle Award '69. Activities: Football '69,70,71,72; Wrestling '69,70,71,72; Speed Class 70,71,72; I.B.A. 72. MICHAEL C. RONGITSCH 949 Mendota Heights Rd. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Mike . Rongi Rollo Pugsly Teddy Bear trivial . . you Boor got a mean two-handed set shot seen with Betsy and Kathy 71 Calculus Party sleeps during Math Anal class . never got promoted . . I gave you 3 pts. and the Packers! . . . Commisioner of I.B.A . 3 Bus trip chaperone veteran season tickets. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; 5 Marks- manship Awards. Activities: Sauna Team 70,71,72; I.B.A. 72. helicopter rides . . . driver's ed . . . notes in military . . . RORY M. ROWE 1770 Colvin Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Rorr Roree . . Trainer . . went south of the boarder with Ed to see Evy . Cap- tain of the Skid Rowe's . Best Underclass- man most letters . . Hey Bung We'll get her back. Awards: Silver Torch 71; Hero Squad '71. Activities: Football '69,70,71,72; Basketball '69,70,71,72; Baseball '69,70,71,72; Hockey '69,70; Citation '72; Rowdies '72. GARRY MICHAEL RUHLMANN 1639 Montreal Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Major Ruhls . Heartbreaker Frib Week- end nights at Beaks . Flow ya doin'? Awards: Silver Torch 70,71; 1 Good Con- duct. Activities: Band '69,70,71,72; Football '72. EDWIN H. RYAN 937 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Herbie Ed Bung Hurlbut Seen south of the border with Rory Home- coming '71 Bound to pass license test First Moonman Mac's New Year's Eve Party Moderator of Bud team. Awards: Silver torch '69 70,71,72; National Merit Finalist; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Cita- tion '72; Biologians '70; Soccer '69,70,71,72; Basketball (Manager) 71,72; Baseball (Man- ager) 70,71,72; Rowdies 72' High School Board '71,72. DAN SAMPSON 706 First Ave. Mendota, Illinois Major Simpson Farmer ... G.l Boxer Marmion Military Academy. Awards: Academy Award 71. Activities: Honor Company '71; Honor Guard 71; Track 71,72; Football '72. ukey power . . . kleas at mirmehaha . . . elsie-rene affair . . . PATRICK S. SCALLEN 5329 Grand Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Major Else Maureen Cullen Awards: 2 Good Conduct Awards, Silver Torch '72. Activities: Student Council '69,70, '71; Football '69,70,71,72 (Captain); Student- Faculty Advisory Board '71,72. MARK WALTER SCHADECG 1154 Ottawa Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant Ron . Schads Poaching in Mendota Bummer on Blue Gentian with Falcon Out of Don's class the hard way Mac- Donald's lunch bunch. Awards: 3 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Chorus '69. CHARLES SHAUGHNESSY 27 Dorset Road St. Paul, Minnesota Sergeant Rod Go to Lutsen Hunting pheasants in Mendota Heights Skiing How about a ski trip? Awards: 2 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Chorus '69,71; Swimming '69,71; Football '69. DANIEL JAMES SHERAN 1988 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota First lieutenant Dirty Sherm's ... The Bar and Grill Found Glarner's bush inviting I'm seri- ous . . Kato Tana. Awards: Eagle Award '69; Silver Torch 70, 71,72. Activities: Student Council '69 ,71; Kaydet '72; Chorus 70; Cross Country 71; Track 70; Basketball '69,70. DAVE SHERLOCK 1822 Valley Curve St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Sheri's track cleaning crew experi- enced sweeper. Awards: Eagle Award '69; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: 8and '69,70; Tennis '69; Track '70, 71,72. trip to Spain . . . bonner . . . elsie's canucks . . . bray HUGH DILLON SIMERSON 1337 South Cleveland St. Paul, Minnesota Captain Peach two pounds of jelly in a one pound jar no drain no pain Highland Park jockey Lounge. Awards: Silver Torch '69; 3 Good Conducts; Best Squad '70. Activities: Honor Guard '69,70,71; Soccer '69,70. JOHN WILLIAM SKOWRONSKI 3500Belden Drive Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant Major Ski Skow Buddey Pat Sullivan Who plays center on the Knicks? Third Base- man on the Yankees? . . . I hate snow Drowned at Jake's kegger. Awards: Silver Torch '69; I Good Conduct. Activities: Speed Class 70; Citation 72; Speech and Debate 70; Wrestling '70; Rowdies 72; Baseball '69,70,71,72. ROMAN PETER SMULKA 633 Fourth Street Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant First Class Ukey notebook communication member of the Bombers verra ungood Hitting the slopes with Dale Winona Bus Trip. Awards: Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; 4 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class '69, '70, '71, '72; Kaydet 71, 72; Chess Club '69, 70, '72; Biologians 70; Soccer '69, '70, 71, 72; Tennis '69,70, 71, 72. PHILLIP H. SOUCHERAY 961 Lincoln Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Major Phil Souch Oosh Chiclets likes to play guitar and folk music likes late night jaunts to P.D.Q. never gets the car . likes acting and drama in general. Awards: 4 Good Conduct Awards; Best Ca- det 70; Best Squad 70; Marksman '69. Activities: Chorus '69,71; School Play 70,71, 72; Honor Guard '69,70,71,72. DENNIS JAMES STEVENS IV 1878 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Piffer Don Donnebrooke Denny 10 Acres Platoon 71 Monday night foot- ball club Reyer Pharmacy I.B.A. Awards: Silver Torch 71. Activities: School Play 71; Hockey 70,71; Football 70,71. JOHN L. SULLIVAN 6815 Wentworth Richfield, Minnesota Colonel lohn I. . Sully One of Grobe's boy's .. likes Holy Angel girls McNamara's New Year's Eve. Awards: Headmaster's Award '69,70; Eagle Award '69,70,71,72; National Merit Letter of Commendation; 4 Good Conduct Awards. Activities: Speed Class '69,70,71,72; Bio- logians 70; Band '69; School Play 71,72; Soccer 70, 71, 72; Tennis '69, 70; Wrestling 70; Rowdies '72; I.B.A. '72; Forensics '69, 70, '71, '72; Student Council '71. stewy broke the chair . . . flood was a senior . . . skiles .. GREGORY VANNELI 1056 Avon St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Rockey Wop Wino Italian Como boy Seen at Barry's party Lives by Rush Rick Rat Played 3 football games in 71 one of Grobe's boys. Activities: Hockey (Captain) '69,70,71,72; Baseball '69,70,71,72; Football '69,70, 71, 72. PAT VOTEL 1493 Summit Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Vots Rinkrat Seen with Jimmer Rash Bennie and Gibbie at North Star games Edgecumbe boy. Activities: Chorus '70,71; Soccer '69; Tennis '69,70,71,72; Hockey '69,70,71,72. JAMES WARNER 1110 ArgyleSt. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Jimmer .. Hack Redwood .. Iceman Rinkrat . Como kid One of Eco's boys . plays hockey with the I.H.M. boys seen with Vols, Rash, Bennie, and Gib- bie at North Star games lives (or hockey. Awards: Silver Torch 71. Activities: Chorus 71; Hockey '69,70,71,72; Baseball '69,70,71,72. ROY HENRY WARTER JR. 5649 Knox Ave. So. Minneapolis, Minnesota Sergeant Heartbreaker Old Crow-New Ski. likes to climb mountains Let's not get too physical. skiing season is over. Awards: Silver Torch '69,70,72; 3 Good Con- ducts. Activities: Speed Class '71; Citation '70,71; Band '69,70,71,72; Tennis '69; Football '69, '70,71,72; Basketball 70,71,72; Rowdies 72. ROBERT J. WILD 1829 Valley Curve St. Paul, Minnesota First Lieutenant Bobby . Wild man .. Puckster. Awards: 3 Good Conducts. Activities: Speed Class 70; Golf '69,70,71,72; Hockey '69,70,71,72. IMV764 . . . eddie odio drill squad . . . st. paul 9 . . . PETER REA 470 N. Mississippi Blvd. St. Paul, Minnesota Private Man with the big chain King of chess .. loves Florida . U. of M. happening. Activities: Chess Club 71, 72; Swimming '69, 70, 71. JAMES ROBERT WOLVERT 6925 Halifax Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minnesota Private First Class Wolvi . likes to draw hunting at Mora Burger King field trips remembers Duluth . .. your problem is obvious ... poaching peasants in Mendota . Roger's personal buddy. Awards: 1 Good Conduct; Honor Company '69. Activities: Kaydei '72; Citation 72; Soccer '69. 7 iUMMA C1JMI LAUCB flCUN ,S.MACU Jl! ilHTBN V. ACMIUBLL FAU'l l.nflcHiG'ft-, ,-EQ'mAM t) «MULLA PWt-if E CC41E I I BAtB-J. BUT4I J MAGMA CUM CAMBX TiMOTMA BJB UCNUB BAVN L.CeCMANB w iliiAM T. AiMCMIit CUM LAUCB JAMBS C. JCUAISfiSI CiiCft. LBMMCNS JAMfiA'f. CeCiBK AOMBWJ.Eiry.LBJ CAE I A.CA13ANA CCBBT B.CCNLiN, Jfc. CCCift El. lUbfifeACm If GiMGVkrfj.HMAU joisiFu b glmnbe u jo beh m. bcean BOW i.BJAN.JEL Senior Letter Winners Joe Horan Jim Kronschnabel Dave Cowley Tim Hassctt Dan Kingston Rory Rowe Jake Schroepfer Chris Brill Andy O'Connell Peter Hinsch Bob Janette Mike Barratto John Sullivan Tom Johnson Cary Cabana Neil Rauenhorst Jim Johnson Greg Vannelli Vince Bradford Matt Finley Cabbi Harnett 1 J Tom Molitor Bob Haynes Bill Krebsbach Bob Wild Paul McHugh Greg Roedler John Mork John Culligan Dave Sherlock Jim Warner Dan Kozlak Dick Jandric Jeff McGovern John Markerl Garry Ev Carlton Gary Magrum Roy Warter Greg Hynan Tim Kennedy Pat Scallcn I_ Dave Cochrane Craig Barry Bill Simonet Tim O'Phelan John Hickey JoeGlarner Bill Drexler Paul Clemens Chris Baldwin Roger Anderson Bill Klcinman Steve Schnell Ed Odio Kevin Cahalan BobKIeason Phil Boyle Bob Conlin Roman Smulka Paul Bard 134 National Merit Standing, FINALISTS: J.McKenzie, E.Ryan, D. Coch- rane. SITTING, LETTER OF COMMENDATION: J.Mach, D.Duthoy, B.Simonet, J.Sullivan. Torch Club First Row: C.Brill, J.Warner, J.Kronschnabel, D.Kozlak, J.McGovern. Second Row: T.Hassett, K.Cahalan, B.Fousard, E. Carlton, B.Kleason, J.Busmann. Third Row: T.O'Phelan, B.Drexler, D.Kingston, P.Bard, S.Paulson, C.Baldwin. Senior Poll Most Valuable ........ Most Likely to Succeed Best Student........... Best Officer.......... Most Conscientious .. Least Conscientious ... Most Influential ...... Most Energetic ....... Least Energetic........ Biggest Politician..... David Cochrane .John L. Sullivan .John McKenzie .. . Dan Sampson .. Paul McHugh .....Ev Carlton . Roger the Cop Neil Rauenhorst Pat McGlaughlin .... Bill Foussard Now if the girls start attacking . Biggest Entertainer.......................John Paulson Best Athlete..............................Greg Vannelli Most Popular .......................Rory Rowe Best Looking ......John Culligan, Betsy Martin Best Actor ................................Jim O'Brien Wittiest Senior ....................JoeGlarner Most Pessimistic...........................Tom Johnson Most Optimistic...........................Paul Clemens Biggest Romeo .............................Pat Johns Best Dressed...............................Tom Molitor Major Sampson at the Officer's Club. 136 Foussie's campaign crew for 72. Best Mixer ............... Best Underclassman .... Favorite Military Instructor Favorite Freshman Prof Favorite Sophomore Prof Favorite Junior Prof ..... Favorite Senior Prof...... Favorite Course........... Favorite Girl's School.... Biggest News Event ....... Biggest School Event ..... Biggest Upset ............ .......Orange Juice ..........Dan Flood .......Sgt. Tolppi .........Mr. O'Brien ...........Mr. Gatto ..........Mr. Turbes ......Mr. Rongitsch ............Biology .Cretin Derham Hall Scallen-Cullen Affair ..........'71 Kegger . S.T.A.-28, Harding-0 One of our favorite profs in our favorite class. Biggest Flop ......................Barry's Party Favorite Hangout . McNamara's and Roedler's Favorite Outdoor Sport ..................Football Favorite Indoor Sport .................Basketball All-time Great Events.........................Bus Trips Favorite Extra-curricular Activity .... Ping-Pong Favorite Book ..............................ROTCM 145-4-4 Favorite T.V. Show......................... Night Gallery Favorite Song .......... Colonel Kelly's Killers Favorite Movie......................... Tomatoes 137 One of the many faces of Jim O'Brien. The Class of 1972 Dedication All students seem to have a special respect for a particular teacher. When that teacher happens to teach English, the students will soon realize that English teachers, too, have their favorite authors. So we of the KAYDET staff have decided that it would be proper to use the words of a celebrated author to describe a special man at the Academy: His life was gentle, and the elements so mix'd in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, 'This was a man! ' We feel that he is a man, a friend, a scholar, and a quick-wit. Again, in the words of the same author: He has done nobly, and cannot go without any honest man's voice. .. . The gods give him joy, and make him good friend to the people! Therefore, we, the people of St. Thomas Academy, have proudly chosen the words of William Shakespeare to describe our special teach- er. Thus we dedicate the 1972 KAYDET to MR. JAMES KEANE. 139 Who's Who in the Class of 1972 Cadet Colonel .......... Student Council President Senior Class President .. . Kaydet Editor........... Citation Editor ........ Football Co-Captains.... Soccer Co-Captains...... Basketball Captain ..... Hockey Co-Captains .. . Swimming Co-Captains .. Debate Captain ......... Crack Squad Commander Track Co-Captains ...... Baseball Captain ....... Golf Captain............ Tennis Captain ......... . John L Sullivan . .Dave Cochrane . .Jake Schroepfer . John L. Sullivan ......Craig Barry .......Pat Scallen Joe Horan .....Jim Johnson Matt Finley . Roger Anderson ... .Greg Vannelli Jim Kronschnabel .......Phil Boyle Dick Jandric . John L. Sullivan ......John Mach .. . Paul Clemens Paul McHugh .. . .Greg Vannelli ......Bill Simonet Jim Kronschnabel Four Year Eagle Award Winners First Row: P.McHugh, D.Duthoy, T.Donohue. Second Row. J.Mach, B.Simonet,).McKenzie, J.Sullivan. Third Row: R.Smulka, S.Schnell, D.Cochrane, P.Boylc. The 1972 Kaydet Staff JOHN L. SULLIVAN.......... ROMAN SMULKA.............. STEVE SCHNELL............. PHIL BOYLE ............... TIM DONOHUE DALE DUTHOY MIKE KINNEY .............. JOE ANDERSON ............. GREG RIBOTTO.............. REV. PAUL RYAN, O.P....... ..............Editor-in-Chief ........Senior Section Editor .... Faculty-Academics Editor ......Boarder-Military Editor . Social-Organization Editors .................Sports Editor Underclassmen Section Editor ...................Copy Editor .....................Advisor We, the members of the yearbook staff, take this time to gratefully acknowledge the following persons who generously contributed their skills and time to the success of the 1972 KAYDET. GREG NOVAK, BARRY AMATUZIO, TIM SCHACKER . Photography DAN SHERAN ....................................... Poetry JIM WOLVERT ...........................................Art PAUL KULHANEK.....................................Printing BOB McNAMARA, MIKE McGROARTY JIM RULLI, MARK ERICKSON...........................Staff Assistants Scherling-Pletsch Studios, professional photographers 141 For a thousand years in your sight are as yesterday, now that it is past, or as a watch of the night.’ 144 • -Tnx . KCSt ifeS e CXn M j W' -| y (2) V Sw « FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE: First Row: Joe Horan, Pat Scallen. Sec- ond Row: Paul McHugh, John Hickey, Tom Knox (All-State), Jim Kron- schnabel. Cadet Champs SOCCER ALL-CONFERENCE: Jeff Olinger, Joe Speltz. SWIMMING: John Maguire-Honorable Mention, Phil Boyle-State Breastroke Champ, Dick Jandric-Honorable Mention. Not Shown: Peter Hinsch-State Diving Champ. WRESTLING ALL-CONFERENCE: Tim Plunkett, Gary Magrum, Andy O'Connell, Chris Brill, Greg Roedler-State Champ. HOCKEY ALL-CONFERENCE: Dave Cowley, Jim Kronschnabel. CROSS-COUNTRY: Mark Erick- son-All State, Andy Cragg-All Conference. BASKETBALL: Paul Clemens-All Conference, Roger Anderson-All Conference, All State, All American, MVP for CCC. Fed and Review 72 Our Gang. Dave Sherlock demonstrates the extreme thoroughness of his military training by answering Colonel French's probing inter- rogations in his sleep. Such versatility enabled St. Thomas to retain it's honor rating for the 27th year. Culby and the Maj are dazzled by the staggering performance put on by some of the seniors as they attempt to accept awards. Middle schoolers look forward to the day when they too, can participate in such exciting activities. Mil—May 25,26,27,... Now, what did she mean by 'Only your best friends will tell you'? Don't it make you wanna go home? Drexler, with no visible means of support, eyes the proceedings at Mil with visible enjoyment. Cadet Colonel John Sullivan, escorting Ann Ciar- delli, leads the Seniors through the Sabre Arch in their last march. Graduation 1972—the End Well, what'll it be; basketball at the U., bas- ketball at Notre Dame, basketball at On May 26, 1972, the Academy's 87th class of grad- uating seniors made the march and performed the ceremonies that have become tradition. They were presented with their diplomas, signifying four years of efforts and loafing, victories and defeat, good times and bad times. In the years to come, those diplomas may be superseded by other honors, but on this day they meant something very special. As the seniors sat and watched the presentation of awards, heard the lists of honors, participated in the sometimes arcane pomp and circumstance surrounding their entry into the real world and threw their hats in the air to mark the conclusion of their careers as cadets with com- mendable enthusiasm, the objective observer could detect a note of nostalgia in even the most eager sen- ior. The Academy had been the central factor of their existence for the past four years, and, whether for good or evil, had shaped them and their future. From past performance, one would think favorably of the seniors' prospects, and their success is a consum- mation devoutly to be wished. The best wishes of those who remain go with this, the Class of '72. Aw shucks. Wasn't nothin' any other red blooded Ameri- can boy couldn't've done. of the First Reel Phil Boyle receives the Bausch and tomb Science Medal from Mr. Catto, thus preventing John Sullivan from sweeping all awards. Irhe seniors prepare for Mil at the Bacca- “ Some of the speeches even put the speakers to sleep. I can't believe I passed the WHOLE thing. Cinderella Cindermen Streak Through VARSITY: First Row: B.Jannetle, J.McGovern, C.lee, A.Cragg, M.Mueller (mgr.). Second Row: E.O'Phelan, B.Bradford, K.Campion, D.Funk, J.McDonald. Third Row: C.Lemmons, N.Klein, T. Plunkett, T.Cosgrove, T.Kennedy (mgr.), fourth Row: M.Finley, J.Spoltz, C.Shaughnessy, J.Joyce, M.Hoysler (mgr.). Fifth Row; T.Molitor, M.McGroarty, M.Zachary, P.McHugh (co-captain), B.Jeub (mgr.). Sixth Row: G.Palen, P.Kulhanek, S.Paulson, B.Haynes, B.Conlin (mgr.). Seventh Row: M.Erickson, D.Cowley, B.Drexler, D.Sherlock, G.Culbertson (coach). Eighth Row: P.Cle- mens (co-captain), J.Markert, P.Bard, M.Sireek. State SCOREBOARD STA 73 St. Cloud Cathedral 59 Blake 35 STA 111 De La Salle 20 STA 98 Cretin 28 STA 70 Benilde 62 STA 691 2 Hill-Murray 6 2 2 STA 74V2 Brady 561 2 •STA 109 St. Agnes 22 ♦STA 75 Grace 56 ♦STA 102 St. Bernard's 29 Conference meet Conference ............First place Region.................First place State..................First place ‘''’Ilil 3C John Markert and Paul McHugh carry their weight in State by turning in first place performances in Shot-put and Discus respectfully. B SQUAD: first Row: J.Funk, C.Schneeman, P.Lemons, J. Simons, P.Johnson, P.Bussun. Second Row: K.Wilson, M. Johnson, D.Zachary, C.Jensen, K.Abbott, P.McHugh, P.Leigh- ton. THIRD ROW: J.Pearson, P.King, S.Farkus, T.Friedrichs, A.Markert. Co-captain Paul Clemens cleared two school records in the Hur- dles during the season on his way to State top honors in the High Hurdles. Cowley outclasses all competition as he strides past an exuberant crowd. Golf Team Takes First in Conference McNamara drives from strange locations. Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of State Champ Bill Simo- net?-The Shadow knows!'' VARSITY: J.Rech, B.McNamara, D.Cerlach (coach), B.Wild, B.Simonei (captain), H.Warner, J.Van Kir J.O'Neill. STA 8 Brady 0 STA 8 Hill 0 STA 6 De La Salle 2 STA 6 Cretin 2 STA 51 2 Benilde 2 2 STA 6 St. Agnes 2 STA 2 Grace 6 STA 71 2 Grace V2 STA 7 Hill 1 STA 6 De La Salle 2 Conference First Place State . Second Place Jim Kronschnabel, exhibiting the entergetic form shown above, compiled a 67-1 record of individual wins in dual matches over a four-year period. Team Nets 14-1 Record Steve Schnell returns another serve. VARSITY: S.Farley, B.Kleinman, J.Hickey, B.Hickey, B.Krebsbach, D.Combs, P.Votel, D.Camp- bell, J.Kronschnabel (captain), R.Smulka, S.Schnell. John Hickey prepares to defend himself from a ferocious approach- ing ball. STA 5 Bloomington-Kennedy 0 STA 5 St. Agnes 0 STA 5 St. Agnes 0 STA 1 SPA 4 STA 5 Burnsville 0 STA 4 Benilde 1 STA 4 Benilde 1 STA 4 Burnsville 1 STA 5 De La Salle 0 STA 5 De La Salle 0 STA 4 Cretin 1 STA 4 Cretin 1 STA 5 Bloomington-Kennedy 0 STA 5 Hill-Murray 0 STA 5 Hill-Murray 0 Conference Conference First Place State . First Place B SQUAD: J.Courtmanche, J.Maher, P.Spencer, Fr. Mrozinski (coach), J.Thibodeau, P.Mahoney, M.Norman, T.Teisberg, D. Lambert. Diamonds Aren't a VARSITY: First Row: T.Baldwin, T.Niedermaier, J.Skowronski, T.Kozlak, M.Kaschke, M.Harnett, J.Robertson, C.Wilhelmy, J.Warner, T.Moore, E. Ryan. Second Row: P.Murphy, J.Rulli, T.Knox, S.Stransky, T.Fenelon, D.Crumley, E.Carlton, T.Carroll, J.Mach, G.Vanelli (Captain), J.Hadro, G. Rubbelke, T.Flynn (Coach). STA 6 St. Bernard 8 STA 3 Murray 6 STA 4 Benilde 1 STA 9 St. Agnes 11 STA 2 Hill 8 STA 10 De La Salle 0 STA 7 Brady 1 STA 3 Grace 0 STA 4 Benilde 12 STA 2 St. Agnes 1 STA 4 Cretin 10 STA 12 St. Bernard 6 STA 5 Cretin 3 STA 1 De La Salle 3 STA 0 Hill 6 STA 6 Brady 9 STA 0 Grace Play-off 4 STA 0 Hill 6 Non-confere nee Willis hopes the ball arrives before he drops the bat. Cadet's Best Friend I hope I miss the batter this time. . . and my Timex still works! Captain Greg Vanelli demonstrates the spirit that made him the team’s leader. Now, THAT'S a baseball-the object of the game is to hit it. Why didn't you TELL me the game was yesterday? Missed it by that much! Souch forces himself to get into character through some repugnant warm-up. P P e n e I'm so pleased to represent you boys as Reg Queen. Fantastic skill, incredible versatility, and above all, dignity.” High School Bowl, Table Tennis Teams Take State Dave Cochrane attempts to look intelligent as teammates Ed Ryan (Captain), Joe Encyclopedia Andersen and Sean Quick-draw Deviti im- plore Cod for guidance. Under the able coaching of the Rev. Gordon Flash Doffing, the team compiled an enviable -1-0 record to secure St. Thomas' first State Championship in the event. The Tommies walked on Sibley in the first round, breezed over Benilde in the next match, defeated Shattuck via a second-period rally, and scored a stunning upset over heavily-favored Breck to secure the State Championship. One of the many factors contributing to the team's success was an exceptionally able bench, led by Jim Hot-Dog Daubney. The Table Tennis team, competing for the first year, posted a 15-1 record on its way to the State Champion- ship. The squad also placed three members on the All-State team. Team members: First Row: C.Doane, A.Cragg (All State), J.Soderberg (All State), J.Soderberg (All State), R.Smulka (Honorable Mention). Second Row: Arvut Sophanadon, J.Mach, I.Johnson, V.Bradford.Abbott, Kevin 54, 59, 85 Abbott, Michael 26, 90 Adam, Paul 77, 80 Agnew, Michael 90 Ah King, Peter 97,111 Allard, R. 7 Amatuzio, Barry 74, 77, 90 Andersen, joseph 36, 37, 67, 75, 90,141 Anderson, David 32 Anderson, David 73 Anderson, Douglas 32 Anderson, Paul 54, 74, 85 Anderson, Roger 52, 53, 54,111,134 Andrescik, Michael 80 Archuleta, Mark 88 Armstead, Gary 51, 85 Assad, Peter 57, 80 Awaijane, Ronald 89, 90 Bacich, john 31, 90 Badowich, jeffrey 59, 75,111 Bakker, Thomas 26, 90 Baldwin, Anthony 27, 55, 80 Baldwin, Christopher 26, 46,111,134,135 Bann, joseph 27, 57, 85, 86 Bann, William 27, 85, 56 Baratto, Michael 31, 111, 134 Bard, james 27, 85, 88, 49 Bard, Paul 28, 70,109,134,135 Barry, Craig 75,112,134 Bartusch, Timothy 90 Bassett, Dennis 85 Bassett, Marvin 16 Battis, james 80, 76, 77 Bauer, Rev. john 104 Bebel, Christopher 32 Bebel, Mitchell 80 Bellomo, james 80 Berg, john 27, 80 Bergeron, Steven 112 Bichsel, john 85 Bifulk, joseph 49, 90 Bifulk, Phillip 32 Binz, Archbishop Leo 6 Blumberg, B. 7 Boemer, Michael 80 Boemer, Patrick 26, 74, 77, 90 Boisvert, Michael 77, 90 Borden, Thomas 49, 80 Bouthilet, Paul 112 Boyle, Michael 51, 80 Boyle, Patrick 26, 50, 90 Boyle, Philip so, 75,9-1, 95, 97, 11 Boyne, Wilfred 85 Bradford, Bart 50, 75, 90 Bradford, Vincent 31, 50, 75,134 Brandt, Gregory 113 Breckman, David 27, 55, 80 Breckman, Michael 90 rewer, Richard 104 rill, Christopher 49, 75, 113,134, 135 roker, Gerard 90 rown, Gerald 7, 26,54,104 ruber, Herbert 85 ugge, Sgt, Robert 77, 98,107 ullock, Rev, William 6 urns, Daniel 27, 49, 80 urns, David 90 ussen, Patrick 27, 80 ussen, Terrence 26, 56, 76, 90 ussman, john 113, 135 ussman, Paul 26, 53, 90 yrne, Dr. j.A. 6 yrne, Archbishop Leo 6, 7 yrne, Robert 103 yrne, Shawn 54, 85 yrnes, john 97,113 abana, Gary 26, 63,113,134 ahalan, Kevin 26,111,134,135 ampbell, A. 72 ampbell, Barry 27, 85 ampbell, Dennis 57, 76, 85 ampbell, john 46 .ampbell, Timothy 76, 80 ampion, Kevin 28 ampion, Neal 49, 85 arlin, Edward 27, 76, 80 arlton, Everett53, 114, 134,135 arroll, Kevin 49, 80, 85 rroll, Timothy 54, 59, 85 lebeck, David 85 lebeck, Stephen 90 ardelli, Ann 22 emens, Paul 52, 53, 54,114,134 ements, Richard 27 ements, Thomas 26, 49, 90 ine, Thomas 57, 85 otilde, Sister Marie 34,106 chrane, David 25, 26, 39, 53, 63, 70, 75, 109, 134, 135, 140 chrane, Hamilton 27, 55, 70, 79, 80 Jllins, Leo 14, 26, 56 mbs, David 57, 85 nlin, Peter 90 nlin, Robert 114, 134 nnolly, john 32 1 2, 134, 140 R, 4 s. Cortina, Gerardo 90, 97 Cosgrave, Thomas 28, 90 Countryman, Frank 85 Countryman, Ruth 22 Courtemanche, joseph 32 Cowley, David 26, 44, 56,114,134 Cragg, Andrew 28, 74, 85 Cronin, Maureen 72 Cross, Thomas 27, 55, 80 Crowley, Mark 55, 80 Crumley, David 42, 90 Cruse, Sherry 65 Cuddihy, Chad 115 Cuddihy, Kevin 80 Culbertson, William 9, 49 Culligan, john 26,68,69,70,110,134 Culnane, Edward 76, 85 Cunniff, Robert 59, 70,110 Daddario, Mike 32 Dahlberg, Michael 32 Daly, Kevin 90 Daubney, james 31, 75, 90 Decker, Francis 51, 85 DeCourcy, M. 7 DeLaParra, lddar 97 DelVecchio, james 77, 90 DelVecchio, Nicholas 55, 80 DesLauriers, Virginia 22 Devitt, Sean 73, 75, 90 Harnett, Maurice 26, 75,117,134 Hassett, james 27, 81 Hassett, Paul 27, 86 Hassett, Timothy 26, 46,117,134,135 Hawkinson, Lawerence 32 Hay, B. 7 Hayes, james 27, 81 Haynes, Robert 94, 96, 97,118,134 Heimel, Paul 56, 91 Heimel, Thomas 86 Henry, Mark 57, 86 Hermes, Mark 59 Herrick, Donald 77, 81 Herrick, john 74, 77, 86 Heutmaker, james 32 Hickey, Daniel 32, 51 Hickey, john 22, 26, 53, 68, 69, 75,118,134 Hickey, William 27, 54, 59, se Hinsch, Peter 5o,63,6s,69,75, 118,134 Hipp, Christopher 32 Hira, Michael 76, 81 Horan, jOSeph 22, 26, 53, 54,118,134 Hoysler, Michael 81 Huber, john 91 Huch, Christopher 32 Huch, P.j. 6 Hughesdon, Harold 77, 81 Huot, Arthur 91 Hynan, Gregory 31,119,134 Dicie, Don 34, 45, 76 Doane, Charles 27, 57, 85 Dochertyy john 70, 74, 84, 85 Doerr, Lee 94, 97,114 Doerr, L.A.6. 14 Doffing, Rev. Gordon 14 Dolan, Timothy 54, 76, 85 Donohue, Sean 80 Donohue, Timothy 28, 72, 76, Donovan, G. j. 6 Donovan, Kevin 32 Donovan, Peter 90 Donovan, R.G. 6 Dooley, Daniel 26, 49, 90 Dooley, Michael 27, 49, 76, 80 Dougherty, Thomas 85 Doughertz, P. 7 Doyle, Nicholas 26, 56, 90 Doyle, Peter 27, 80, 82 115,140 Hynan, john 32 Isaac, Matthew 91 jandric, Richard 50, 51, 68, 69,119,134 jannerte, Robert 26, 119, 134 jansen, Peter 91 jarosh, Michael 32 jennings, Michael 27, 81 jensen, Charles 51, 77, 81 jensen, john 26, 51, 76, 91 jensen, Russell 77, 84, 86 jeub, Robert 91 lobe, Terrance 27, 49, 81 johns, Pa johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, johnson, trick 119 Bruce 49, 96,106 james 31,119,134 Leighton 28, 75, 76, 91 Michael 27, 49, as Peter 32 Thomas 56,119,134 Drexler, William 26, 49, 50,115,134,135 Dubbs, William 90 Duggan, William 26,90 Duthoy, Dale 15, 31,72,75, 135,140, 115 Dvoracek, Michael 80, 115 Dyrhaug, Kevin 90 Edman, john 80 Eichler, Edward 55 Erickson, Mark 28, 56, 90, 92 Ettl, Mark 116 Faricy, B. 7 Faricy, R. 7 Farkas, Steve 57, 85 Farley, Stephen 90 Fee, Thomas 116 Feldman, jeffrey 85 Fenelon, Kevin 27, 81 Fenelon, Terrence 55, 59,116 Ferrian, Gregory 51, 8, Finley, Daniel 70, 79, 81 Finley, Matthew 30, 31, 59, 70,110,134 Fleming, Richard 91 Flood, Dan 91 Flood, Timothy 26, 27, 54, ss, as Flynn, Daniel 50, 76, 85 Flynn, Terence 42, 53,105 Fooshe, Peter 85 Foussard, Robert 116 Foussard, William 116,135 Friberg, Rev. Daniel 47 Friedrichs, Terrence 54,85 Fryklund, Lawerence 91 Funk, Donald 26, 91 Funk, john 27, 49, 81 Fusco, Anthony 64 Gallivan, jeremiah 55, 81 Gatto, Fred 43, 74, 137 Geisler, Gregory 77, 81 Geisler, john 77, 85 Gerlach, Donald 31, 57,103,105 Germann, William 74, 76, 77, 85 Giefer, D. 7 lGillen, Peter 77, 91 Gillespie, john 49, 81, 94 Glarner, joseph 26, 71,116,134 Gleason, Donna 61 Goad, Bruce 85 Gobeil, Mrs. Laura 64 Goodwin, jeffrey 117 Green, Todd 117 Grobe, Mrs, Kathleen 65 Guenther, Kenneth 64 Gust, Gregory 54, 59, 85 Hadro, john 26, 53, 91 Hamel, Mark 74, 81 Hannasch, Timothy 74, 75, 86 Hansen, john 54, 86 jones, Michael 97, 120 joyce, james 28, 91 joyce, Michael 81 Kane, Thomas 81 Kappel, Mrs. Geraldine 65 Kaschke, Mark 54, 74, 84, 86 Keane, james 17, 75,138,139 Keane, Michael 74, 86 Keller, Richard 54, 86 Kellner,james 97,120 Kelly, Peter 91 Kelly, Thomas 57, 68, 86 Kennedy, james 26,63,120,134 Keppel, Mark 91 Keyport, Daniel 73, 81 Kimbel, Zachary 46,120 King, Paul 91 King, Peter 27, 49, 84, 86, 94 Kingston, Daniel 50, 120, 134,135 Kinney, Michael 75, 77, 91 Kleason, Robert 26, 27, 53, 121,134,135 Klein, Nick 31,91 Kleinman, R.j, 6 Kleinman, William 26,121,134 Knox, Thomas 13, 26, 91 Koch, james 91 Koethe, Terrance 86 Kolar, Rev. Thomas 36, 45 Koller, Mark 74, 76, 86 Koller, Patrick 27, 76, 81 Kozlak, Daniel 26, 46, 68, 69,121,134,135 Kozlak, Thomas 56, 91 Kramer, james 81 Kramlinger, Keith 77, 91 Krebsbach, Michael 32 Krebsbach, William 38, 59, 68, 69,121,134 Kronschnabel, james 26, 56, 121,134,135 Kulhanek, Paul 26, 75, 91 Kurtz, Walter 7, 9 Labuda, Mark 76, 86 Lambert, Daniel 31, 50, 68, 91 Lamm, james 27, 59, 74, 86 Landman, Burton 81 Lane, john 51, 82 Langeland, George 15 Lauer, Martin 91 Lee, Christopher 28, 49, 91 Lee, Michael 32, 51 Leighton, Patrick 27,82 Lemmons, Chad 72, 98,122 Lemmons, Paul 74, 86 Lentsch, William 86 Leverone, Thomas 74, 86 Lick, john 28,82 Lloyd, Alan 27,86 Lloyd, Sgt. james 107 Loes, Timothy 86,122 Lombardo, Patrick 91 Loufek, jay 27, 54, 72, 74, 76, 86 McBeath, Scott 27, 86 McCarthy, Paul 50, 86 McDonald, john 72, 91 McDonald, Mark 91 McDonald, William 86 McDonnell, john 32 McGaugh, Peter 26, 92 McGovern, jeffrey 31, 75, 122,134,135 McGroarty, Michael 26, 68, 89, 92 McGuire, Dennis 27, 84, 86 McGuire, Patrick 122 McHugh, john za, 70, 89, 92 McHugh, Paul 22, 26, 56, 63,134,140 McHugh, Peter 28, 82 McKasy, B. 7 McKenzie, john 63, 75,123,135,140 McLaughlin, Michael 92 McLaughlin, Patrick 123 McMahon, Leroy 44 McNamara, Robert 38, 75,123 McQuillan, john 26, 92,107 MacDonald, john 92 Mach, David 82 Mach, john 68, 69,123,135,140 Maddaus, Dave 27, 55, 70, 79, 82 Magrum, Gary 26, 49, 82, 123,134 Magru m, Gregory 49, 82 Maguire, john 50, 92 Maguire, Thomas 51, 87 Maher, joseph 33 Mahoney, Geoffrey 75, 92 Mahoney, Patrick 50, 51, 76, 92 Malchow, William 53, 92 Malloy, Kenneth 92 Maloney, Paul 26 Markert, Allen 27, 87 Markert, john 26,124,134 Markert, Michael 27, 82 Markoe, David 124 Marley, Thomas 97,124 Marrinan, Paul 76, B7 Marrinan, Robert 46, 49,124 Marrinan, Thomas 49, 92 Martin, Arthur 44 Martin, Betsy 65 Martinez, William 27, 54, 87 Marzolf, Richard 50,100 Marzolf, William 68, 69,124 Matt, joseph 92 Maun, Thomas 125 Mazzitello, Mark 51, 77, 87, 88 Meisch, Peter 82 Michel, Kelly 27 Miels, Dorothy 65 Miley, john 125 Miley, Thomas 87 Minea, Timothy 33 Moe, Phillip 33, 35, 74 Molenaar, Gregory 82 Molitor, Thomas 26, 49, 63, 70, 75,109,134 Monsour, David 28, 92 Moore, 6, 72 Moore, Michael 55, 82 Moore, Thomas 53, 87 Morillo, Angel 87, 97 Mork, john 26, 59,125,134 Mossberg, Mrs. Rosemary 65 Mrozinski, Ray 43 Mueller, Craig 87 Mueller, Mark 125 Mueller, Scott 33 Mullaney, F.C. 6 Mullaney, john 74, 77, 87 Mullarky, Kevin 27, 49, 82 Mullarky, Shawn 82 Mullen,john 57, 87 Munoz, james 55, 82 Murlowski, james 76, 92 Murlowski, Thomas 74, 87 Murnane, C.R. 6 Murphy, Brian 68, 92 Murphy, Patrick 26, 56, 68, 70, 89, 92 Myser,john 33 5 - Nagel, Mrs. Ramona 65 X 7 Nardini, Tom 76, 87 Newcome, Richard 87 Newfield, Mark 87 Niedermaier, Thomas 26, 53, 59, 74, 85, 87 Norman, Matthew 49, 92 Norris, Roger 87 North, Michael 26, 92 Novak, Gregory 74,125 Novak, Nicholas 33 O'Brien, james 72,126,137 O'Brien, joseph 46 O'Brien, P. 7 O'Brien, Patrick 27, 87 O'Connell, Andrew 49,126,134 O'Connell, M. 7 Odio, Eduardo 126, 134 Ofelt, Mrs. Marie 64 Oiten, Anita 22 O'Kane, Kelly 76, 82 O'Keefe, Timothy 57, 74, 87