White Bear High School - Matoskan (White Bear Lake, MN)

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Matoskan '69 Reflects in Dedication Two Respected Teachers and Coaches l Peter Louricas If you speak of service to his country, his community, and his school - you mean Pete Louricas. If you speak of love for competitive athletics and the values therein - you speak of Pete Louricas. If you speak of love and devotion to one's family and wife - you mean Pete Louricas. Pete Louricas was a complete man. A man of consider- able knowledge and dedication to any and all tasks. His understanding of the young, his respect for his peers, and his graciousness with his elders, will serve as a shining example for all ofus forever. Carl Thorsen Teacher, Coach, and Friend They called him 'Big Red' in his younger days and his colleagues knew him as an enthusiastic, dedicated and witty teacher. His pu-pils knew him to be firm, interested and fair, and they in turn placed their trust in him. His favorite ex- pression was, Live and let live, for this is the rule of com- mon justicef' Throughout his life he served his church, fami- ly and community. He was a teacher, coach and counselor par excellence for thirty-four years of his life. The records note that he taught history and conservation. Those who really knew Andrew Rinde, know that he taught his stu- dents to make their way in life. Joseph Rukavina Fellow-teacher and Friend Andrew Rinde fp-fr' 'Y' ' W 4 sr: ,. , I . ,Q . 4 I Nm, ,. .3 2 v , l . ' 79, f ' a i .-' '