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Our Lady of Good Counsel High School Yearbook 1968

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THE FALCON 1968

GOOD CO UNSEL H IGH SCHOOL WHEA TON, MARYLAND

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF George Ryan

ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mike McGivern Jim Griffin Leo Behrendt Tom Sweet Dick Talley Joe Krainak

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DEDICA TION Brother Charles, C.F.X. Ever since Good Counsel opened its doors ten years ago, Brother Charles has held the twofold po­ sition of managing the cafeteria and teaching daily in the classroom. For Brother, on the eve of his fiftieth anniversary in the Xaverian order, ad­ ministrative and classroom work is an old story. Besides having been principal of three high schools, Brother Charles, with his degree from the Univer­ sity of Notre Dame, has taught History, Religion, English, Physics and Chemistry. But here at Good Counsel, Brother’s hard work in the cafeteria, a vital organ in the school plant, has practically gone unnoticed. It is for this reason that the staff of the ’68 FALCON dedicates our yearbook to Brother Charles, an unforgettable chapter in our memories of Good Counsel.


A D M I N I S TRA TION

Principal BROTHER CHARLES BORROMEO, C .F .X .

Director of Studies BROTHER ALBERIC, C .F .X .

Director of Students BROTjBjk KEAN, C .F .X .

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Treasurer BROTHER XAUERIUS. C .F .X .

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Assistant Secretary MRS. FLORENCE BROSNAN

Librarian Secretary MRS. ANN MURPHY

Librarian BROTHER MARON, C .F .X .

Brother Charles and the cafeteria ladies


MR. JOHN ALLISON, English I, III, IV, Drama Club Moderator BR. ALOIS, C.F. X ,, French II, III, Spanish I, Religious Activities Moderator, Asst. Equipment Man­ ager BR. AUBREY, C .F .X ., Christian Ethics I, II

MR. DWIGHT BACON, Algebra I, II, Introduction To Calculus, Fresh­ men Football Coach, J.V . Base­ ball Coach BR. BARTON, C .F .X ., English I, II, Christian Ethics I, Camera Club Moderator, FALCON Moder­ ator MR. ROBERT BOMBARD, English I, Physical Education, Varsity Basket­ ball Coach, Varsity Track Coach

MR. JOHN STANTON BOTELEN Christian Ethics III, IV, Latin II, Speech Moderator BR. BRIANT, C .F .X ., English IV, French I, Drama Club Moderator BR. DARIUS, C .F .X ., Mathematics II,III,IV , Physics, Math Club Moderator, Student Raffle Moder­ ator, Senior Activities Monderator

BR. dePORRES, C .F .X ., Guidance Director, Bowling League Moder­ ator BR. DIDYMUS, C .F .X ., Biology, Clnistian Ethics II, Science Club Moderator, Sophomore Sodality Moderator, Vocation Director BR. EUDES, C .F .X . Algebra I, Chemistry, Athletic Business Man­ ager, Athletic Equipment Manager A


BR. EUGENIUS, C .F .X ., French, Asst. Librarian MR. RICHARD FARLEY, English II, American History, COUNSELOR Moderator, TALON Moderator, Drama Club Moderator BR. GAVIN, C .F .X ., Latin I, II, III, Senior Activities Moderator, Alumni Moderator

BR. GEORGE, C .F .X ., Mathematics II, 111,1V, Debate Moderator BR. GILES, C .F .X ., French II,III, Wrestling Coach, Golf Coach, Stu­ dent Activities Council Moderator, Guitar Club Moderator B. GREGG, C .F .X ., Christian Ethics I, French I, Moderator Junior Sodality

MR. ANDREW GUIDA, U .S. History, Physical Education, Varsity Foot­ ball Coach, Varsity Track Coach BR. HILARY, C .F .X ., Algebra I, Chemistry, J.V . Basketball Coach, Asst. Vocation Director MR. GERALD HOCKMAN, Latin I, Christian Ethics II, IV, Asst. In­ tramurals Moderator, Study Club Moderator

MR. CHARLES HORNFECK, Biology, Athletic Director, Asst. Football Coach BR. IVO, C .F .X ., Chemistry, Geometry, M echanical Drawing, Freshmen Football Coach MR. LUIS JIMENEZ, Spanish I, Cross Country Coach

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MR. THOMAS KOLAR, World His­ tory, J.V . Football Coach, Fresh­ men Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach MR. HECTOR LATALLADI, Math­ ematics II, III, IV, Physics, Chess Club Moderator, Electronics Club Moderator MR. ROBERT LUKOMSKI, World History, Modern European History, Asst. Track Coach, Asst. Football Coach

FR. BERNARD MARTIN, Christian Ethics III, IV MR. GERALD MORIN, English II, IV, French II, Poster Club Moder­ ator, Cultural Council Moderator, RHUBARB Moderator BR. PATRICK, C .F .X ., English II, Christian Ethics I, II

BR. REMIGIUS, C .F .X ., World History, American Government, Christian Ethics, Junior Class Mod­ erator, Local Director Bolivian Missions MR. RICHARD SCHAPLOWSKY, English III, IV, Christian Ethics III, Driver Education, Asst. Drama Club Moderator MR. FRANCIS SCHULER, Algebra I, Economics, Political Science Club Moderator

Santa Claus surprises Bros. Didymus and Gregg at the Brothers' Christmas Party.


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JU N IO R S Robert Abbamonte Kerry Adams Donald Althaus M ichael Auldridge John Barr David Bartels

Donald Beauchamp James Benson Gerald Berney Stephen Berzinkas

Arthur Bessette George Blake Robert Blanchard Robert Bloomfield Michael Borden Ian Bowen

David Boyle Donald Browning Donald Brubeck Paul Bruton

Joseph Buchanan James Burger James Callaghan M ichael Callen Dennis Carey Christopher Case

William Cash Philip Catron John Caulfield Valentino Cevrain

Nicholas Chaconas Anthony Chite Michael Clancy Michael Coan Stephen Cochran Michael Colella


Michael Collins William Connelly Joseph Connors David Cook James Cosgrove Michael Craven

N o Photo A V A IL A B L E

Gerald Curtin Andrew Cushing Paul D'Anna Richad Danaher

David Darmody Harrison Daysh M ichael Dean M ichael Dempsey Gerald Dicairano William Dillon

Kevin Doherty James Donnellan Michael Dorsette Michael Driscoll

Bruce Duffy John Duni Dennis Dunlavey Joseph Dunn James Durkin Harry Ebener

"WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF . . . ?" Pat Hammett studies new formula con­ cocted during chemistry class.

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Charles Edgerton Michael Edwards Mark Ellis Gerald Ellsbury M ichael Ensor James Erickson

M ichael Fanning Paul Fehlner Timothy Fenlon Gerome Finn

David Fitch Edward Fitzgerald Thomas Foley James Ford Peter Fox William Fox

Edward Friel Anthony Futyma Joseph Gallagher Michael Gans

Lawrence Glass Charles Glodt Raymond Gnall Dale Goode M ichael Grambo Noel Gregos

Damon Gray Michael Gutierrez Roy Hauser John Haggerty

Patrick Hammett Stephen Haynes Brian Henry Richard Herald Andrew Hickey Patrick Higgins


PHOTO N o t A v a ila b le

James Howard John Hughes William Jervey Mark Jessell Andrew Johnson Hugh Kovachik

John Keeney M ichael King Thaddeus Koerner Robert Lane

Thomas Leake Robert Lerch Robert Lindersedt Richard Lyon Daniel Macaboy Eugene Manion

Louis Masciocchi Jay Mattos Thomas McAleer M ichael McCarron

Ian McFarland Michael McNulty Paul McNulty Thomas Merkel Theodore Miller Leo Morris

YOU’VE GOT TO BE PUTTING ME ON. Phil Catron looks on in dis­ belief as captain sends Jim Durkin over the M iddle.

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Joseph Mullin Daniel Murphy Francis Murphy Robert Newman Kenneth Nigon Stephen O'Connor

Thomas O'Connor John Omenitsch Geoffrey Peelman Victor Pellarin

Sabatino Penetta Edward Penfield Herbert Perone Charles Plunkett Joseph Price M ichael Quinlan

Christopher Rafferty Kevin Rafferty Paul Randall Victor Rasa

Ward Rayner Marc Reavis James Roberts William Roberts Jonathan Rock Kevin Roddy

Ronald "Roos James Ryan Thomas Ryan Louis Sabatini

Gary Sandman James Sartain Todd Sauter Terry Schoch Robert Sheerin John Smiley


Robert Smith John Solysiak Carlo Sperapani Thomas Straub Stephen Strieter Richard Surette Gregory Tebeau James Tegethoff Robert Toomey Michael Tracey Ronald Tucker Daniel Tufano Andrew Urick Gary Vick Dennis Walton Dennis Weiblinger Patrick Weisgerber Stephen White

m z k Louis Wicklein Kenneth Wiedel Hugh Wilcox Michael Wynn Patrick O'Lone Lou Wicklein - The Mad Scientist


SOPHOM ORES Robert Adler Karl Alsheimer Gary Amey Robert Atwell Patrick Bates Michael Baum Christopher Bean Thomas Bloom M ichael Boccabello George Bonifant Kevin Bonner Dominic Bosco Martin Brady John Brill Edward Brosnan Christopher Brown William Brown M ichael Browning John Buckley Charles Burch James Burke Michael Busher Michael Cain M ichael Camarano

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Vincent Campenella Richard Carey Kim Carpentier Robert Cesca Joseph Cessna Charles Clarke Richard Cook James Corless Christopher Cossette Vincent Crivella Joseph Crowe John Cuff

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M ichael Culkin John Cullens Joseph Cunningham Alan Currie Curtis Czamiak John Daly John Dan William Dec Gerald Dewitt Joseph Dillon Anthony Dobrowolski Peter Doherty

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William Donnelly Daniel Dougherty John Dowd Thomas Dowling Stephen Drescher John Driscoll Robert Duggins William Durkin Thomas Ebaugh Tim Eberle M ichael Ebersole John Edwards Thomas Embree William Ewing John Ey Michael Ezekial John Fallon Richard Fanning Henry Felices Daniel Finch Robert Flanherty Michael Flott William Flum Charles Fonger Gerald Fox Raymond Fox Thomas Fox Hugh Frampton John F. Gallagher John R. Gallagher Gregory Ganey Daniel Gillespie Brian Giovanni Charles Golibart Jay Gordon M ichael Graninger Douglas Grantham Charles Green Francis Grimes Thomas Grisez Thomas Guay Patrick Guthrie Galen Hallick Norman Hayter Martin Heiberger William Heineman Michael Henderson Edward Hill

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James Hoagland James Horton Andre Houpert John Howard Joseph Hoyle Gregory Jelly John Jervey Daniel Johannes Michael Johnson Christopher Jouliet Charles Jones Denis Jones John Judge Gregory Kaczmar Gary Kastorf Kyle Keenan James Katzenberger Jeffery Kelchner M ichael Kostka Mark Kuhn John Kyber Thomas Lane James Laws Thomas Laycock Christopher Leber Harry Lockhart Timothy Lynagh Kevin Lynch Michael Macaboy Kenneth MacFarlane Brian Mahony Charles Mainhart Richard Manco Paul Marshall William Matheson Peter Matsuki Charles Mauro Patrick McAleer Mark McCann Robert McCarthy Timothy McCarthy Michael McChesney Brian McClay Steve McCauley Patrick McGinly Martin McGuire Mark McKenna

PHO TO N O T A V A ILA B LE


Thomas McLaughlin Neil McNally Patrick Mendonca John Miller Patrick Miller Mathew Minahan John Moran Douglas Montgomery Daniel Murphy Michael Murphy Frank Napoli Paul Nastick Richard Oben Timothy O'Connor John Ohlmacher David Panzer Thomas Pellarin Vincent Pepper Thomas Preston Vincent Price William Ratcliffe John Quinn Richard Quinn M ichael Reese Mark Rigsby Charles Riley Timothy Ritondo John Robey M ichael Roche Mark Rodney Joseph Rogers Quentin Roos Stephen Rotondi Lawrence Royster John Rucker George Russell Patrick Ryan Peter Ryan William Sabin Edward Sair Richard Sartain Gregory Schweer Gerald Sewell Patrick Sharp Daniel Sheehan Gregory Simcox Jeffrey Simms Richard Sinsky


David Snight John Spanbauer Ralph Sparling Douglas Spontak Joseph Stabile John Sturniolo Peter Sullivan Nicholas Switalski Gregory Thomas Robert Thomassen Joseph Turner Mark Trevithick Hugh Vivian

"COGITO ERGO SUM" Brother Didymus exponds to his biolgy class on Descartes' famous statem ent.

CALL OF THE WILD

Michael Walker James Walsh Mark Ward Charles Weschler William Weschler Raymond Whalen Timothy Whelan Carl Wilkerson Joseph Wolf John Wright John Young James Yu Joseph Zebel


FRESH M EN David Adams Dominic Alberti Peter Anderson Paul Appleby Guy Arceneaux Frank Armani Stuart Arnett

A b se n t w hen pictures w e re m ode

James Arfcigian Richard Auld Peter Barbieri Michael Barnett Paul Bartels

PHOTO N o t A v a ila b le

PHOTO N o t A v a ila b le

Michael Bausch Andrew Bedell Bernard Bethke Bradjee Bolino Joseph Boquel Lawrence Bowe Gerald Boyle David Bradley William Breitenberg M ichael Brodt Lawrence Brosnan Edward Brown Gregory Brown Steven Brown M ichael Canavan John Callaghan William Carey John Carr Timothy Carroll Edson Case Richard Cesca Jeffery Chalmers Michael Cherry Robert Cheseldine Robert Clark William Clinton Francis Coleman Thomas Collins Kevin Colliton John Corcoran Alfredo Cottone Michael Cox Edward Criscuolo Donald Cronin Walter Crowley Carl Dabbs

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James Danaher Edwin Daly Lawrence Dean Daniel Deckert Michael Degraba M ichael Deenihan Peter Delaat Vincent DelBalzc Charles Descalzi Edward Devin Theodore Die ken Ronald Dieux Roland Docal Everett Domingues Leo Donoghue Lawrence Donohoe William Donohue James Dougherty Joseph Dowling Brian Downing Daniel Downs Robert Doyle M ichael Duni John Durkin Edward Eacho Gerard Elliot Frederick Ellrod Kenneth Emig Ronald Ensor Thomas Eskey Allan Fanjoy M ichael Fanning Thomas Ferrara Blaise Ferraraccio Michael Finn Thomas Finn Michael Fitzpatrick Wayne Fleit John Flott William Flynn Gregory Franklin Vincent Gancie Raymond Geisler David Giampetroni James Gibala Joseph Gillis Walter Gleason William Gleason


Stephen Goley James Green William Greenville William Gretz Theodore Griffin Malcolm Gross Patrick Gude John Hacker Robert Hall M ichael Hanrahan Blaine Harding Lawrence Harney Daniel Haynos Raymond Henry Carl Herbeck Gary Hildabrand Timothy Holden Paul Holland Robert Honeychuck Richard Howard Mark Huffman Mark Humphrey Harry Humphries George Hunt Harry Jessell John Kane Donald Kayhoe Richard Kelly Joseph Kelly Peter Kennedy Richard Kessler John Klaric Robert Knopf Peter Koerner John Kolar Alexander Koseluk Paul Kuzma Peter Labukas Philip Lamborne James Landolt Steven Lee Joseph Leonard Jon Lerche Jack Lewis Randal Long Thomas Long Luis Longoria III Michael Luke

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Michael Lun Alphonso Lynch Thomas Lyon Robert Maher Dennis Malcomson Angelo Mangano John Manning Kevin Marrow Steven Maruco Joseph Mattos David McCarron Steven McCarthy Thomas McCarty James McCauley Joseph McGrath David McGugan Charles McLucas Kevin McNamara Philip McNiff Patrick McNulty Paul Me Roberts John Me Walters John Mead Daniel Melendez James Merkel Craig Miron Stephen Modafferi Stephen Monaghan Leonard Mongeon Gerald Mooney Jorge Mora John Moran Michael Morgan Peter Morgan Kevin Morse Christopher Murphy M ichael Murphy Peter Murphy Thomas Murphy Paul Murtaugh Anthony Neubauer William Niessen Dennis Nixon

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Daniel Novakoski Robert Nussbaumer Donald O'Connor Lawrence O'Connor Walter O'Connor


Patrick O'Malley Frank Page Richard Page Mark Parks John Pasqual Joseph Passarelli Steve Patchan Timothy Pate Patrick Paul Joe Pecoraro Richard Pettit Richard Philbin Kevin Plant Michael Power Aldo Prati James Price David Pulzone James Quinn Robert Radford Dennis Raymond Richard Rehling M ichael Reilly Nelson Rekos Jerome Remmers Blair Rhodes Thomas Rice James Richards Daniel Riley Kevin Roche Patrick Roddy Robert Roesser John Routt Steve Ryan Michael Saulsbury Eric Savage

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Robert Schmiech Charles Scullen Joseph Seamone John Sebastian Eugene Serra Christopher Sharp M ichaelSheehy Brian Sheerin Kevin Sheerin Thomas Smithhisler William Sonnefeld Michael Stone


Jerome Strieter Patrick Sullivan David Talbott Peter Teeling Michael Thompson Ralph Thompson Michael Tighe Joseph Toomey Michael Tozzolo George Troendle Gerald Tucker John Turlick Joseph Tyser Patrick Urick Fredrick Vaccaro Michael Wack Joseph Walsh Richard Wandres Michael Ware John Weber James Weschler Michael Whittles Philip Wilk Gregory Williams James Wilson Christopher Work Jon Wyman Louis Zancan

SITTING: Jerome Ronald, Louis Angelo, Brian Manion, Joseph Murphy. STANDING: Gerald Ellsbury, James McFarland, Bob Honeychuck, Philip Ganey, Mike Serra, Phil Catron.


"I THINK HE’S GOT IT! " Brother Maron exposes 1-202 to his "singular" brand of library science.

TRADERS IN PTOMINE________ of---buys a one-way ticket to indigestion.

RESTING IN PEACE. Bernard Bethke of 1-202 asleep on his perch.

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GOING

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Dave Bartels enters


THE GREAT UNWASHED

MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. Tom McCauley of 1-205 vainly attempts to decipher his own religion notes.

THE SYNDICATE. 2-102's fam ily-type atmosphere is evident.


STU D E N T A C TIV ITIE S COUNCIL

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SITTING: Jim Griffin, Tom Gentile, Andy Pecoraro, Steve Cochran, Louie Wicklein. STANDING; Leo Behrendt, Dan La Hood, Paul Hitte, Paul Soule, Dick Talley, Craig Cummins, Tony Dobrowolski, George Ryan.

Coupled with genuine school spirit, Sac’s financial successes this year are not soon to be forgotten. Thanks to the enthusiastic response of tne student body, Sac reapt.u cne proiits of its numerous benefits including the Johnny C. show, Bob Brady, the Homecoming Dance, and the Donkey Ball gam e, to name only a few. To the students, Sac owes a special debt of gratitude for their cooperation in making the vear 1967-68 a memorable one for all of us. J

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1st ROW: Craig Cummins, Jim Griffin, Tom Gentile, Andy Pecoraro, Steve Cochran, Louie Wicklein, Dack Talley, Leo Behrendt. 2nd ROW: Paul Hitte, George Ryan, Tom McFadden, Paul Soule, Chris Wilk, Tim Myers, Dan LaHood. 3rd ROW: Bob Flaherty, Bob Lane, Steve Streiter, Bro. Giles, Paul Fehlner, Tony Dobrowalski. 4th ROW: D. Wandres, Tom Ferrara, John Daly, Doug Grantham, Gary Amey. 5th ROW: Bernard Bethke, Mike Saulsbury, Ted Dicken, John Mead. Missing: George Ware.


SOCIAL EVEN TS

Thanksgiving Soul Show

Homecoming Dance

The Queen and Her Court

The Johnny C. Show


IN T R A M U R A L

Steve O'Connor uncorks the "bomb".

RIGHT: Ed Fitzgerald hauls one in amidst heavy traffic.

All-stars Jim Leonard and Bob Leginus connect for a short gain. It wasn’t enough though as 111 beat the senior champs 8- 0 .


FOOTBALL

SURROUNDED Mike Casper and Rich Eiden move in to stop Leonard before he reaches a first down.

Champions:

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A STUDY IN BALLET Jeff Vaughan gets off a pass under heavy pressure.

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BOOSTER CLUB

1st ROW: J. Lumpkins, G. Ware, D. Talley, R. Eiden. 2nd ROW: A. Pecoraro, R. Leginus, J. Williams, D. LaHood, J. Kuta, D. Combs, D. Rafferty. 3rd ROW: T. Dudley, B. Ewing, M. Brady, K. Mulligan, B. Riley, P. McGinley, T. Gallagher, J. Casper, G. Lapanne. 4th ROW: L. Bates, J. Dillon, T . Gil­ lespie, J. Connors, B. Blachard, G. Sandman, H. Daysh, M. Heiberger, S. Johnson, M. Ware. 5th ROW: M. W allace, S. Strieter, M. M attingly, G. Vick, R. Tucker, C. Rafferty, D. Brubeck, B. Radford, R. Hurney, L. Behrendt. 6th ROW: M. Cox, V. Parrel, B. Roberts, P. Matsuki, R. Lindstedt, J. Ryan, C. Flynn, T. Sweet, R. Surette, P. Ganey. 7th ROW: R. Ruff, M. Roche, G. Amey, J. Simms, J. Callag­ han, D. Cross, P. Soule, G. Vaughan, F. Lanigan, J. Smith. 8th ROW: S. Berzinkas, T. McAleer, D. Macaboy, P. Bruton, E. Penfield, J. Griffin, B. Spencer, G, Murphy, J. Hickson.

DOWN BOY! Dr. M eatloaf tames the "Thing" at the Booster Club pep rally prior to the Basketball opener.


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Joe Hickson leads senior attack.

Coach Kolar prepares to give Craig Flynn a karate chop in the neck.

Coach Guida leaves gym in most famous exit in Good Counsel history.

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GUITAR CLUB

Left to Right: Charlie Plunkett, Pat M endoncia, Steve Rotondi, Bro. Giles, Brian Mahoney, Steve Johnson, Mark Parks, Jorge Mora, Bob Roesser, Charlie Hermann.

CHESS CLUB

SITTING; Mr. Latalladi, Mike Coan. STANDING; Tim Boland, Bill Niessen, Tom Foley, Mark Rodney, Mark Jessell, Jerry Ellsbury, Jim Erickson, Rick Surrette,-James Anignon.


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FRONT ROW: Bob Ruff, John Mendenhall, Mr. Schuler, Ken Noto. BACK ROW: Bernard Wade, Gaston Rodriguez, Joseph Price, John Daly.

L I B R A R Y CLUB

SITTING: James Erickson, Jeff Riggott, Bro. Maron, John Williams. STANDING: Mike Ware, Tom Preston, James Corless, John Daly, Richard Hurney, Mike M ulcare, Mike Serra, Phil Plante, Frank Pesce.


N A T IO N A L HONOR SO C IE TY

1st ROW: M. Coan, J. Kraniak, Bro, Alberic, 1 , Boland, H. Perone. 2nd ROW: F, Emig, P. Soule, R. Spencer, R. Kemp, F. Lanigan, P. Schilling, R. Baruth. 3rd ROW: G. Rodriguez, B. Wade, J. Griffin, C. Flynn, R, Eiden, D. Harrah, J. Lumpkins, J. Hickey, C. Cummins, M. McGivem. 4th ROW: J. Riggott, W. Farrow, G. Vaughan, W. Bonifant, M, O'Connor, T. Sweet, D, Vicars, T. Sweet, D. Vicars, T. Sheckels, K. Noto. 5th ROW: G. Ryan, J, Hickson, T. Morley, J. Mendenhall, J, Leonard, G. Dudley, W. Riley, C. Z eller. 6th ROW: D. Brubeck, P. Fox, P. Randall, A. Chite, G. Ellsbury, J. Roberts, M. Ellis, J. Cash, J. Buchanan, L. Wicklein. 7th ROW: D.Dunlavey, R. Surette, S, O'Connor, M. Dorsette, J. Tegethoff, J. Tracey, M. MeCarron, J. Smiley, H. Wilcox, C . Case, T. Koerner. 8th ROW: J, Dunn, G. Sandman, H. Daysh, J. Keeney, J. Price, J. Mullins, W, Jervey, C. Rafferty, P. Catron, S. White, S. Cochran. 9th ROW: R. Oben, J. Gallagher, F. Napoli, G. Ganey, W. Dec, M. Rigsby, A. Dobrowolski, P. Ryan, P. Bates, M. McChesney, W. Sabin. 10th ROW: G. Schweer, R. McCarthy, W. Heineman, T . Lane, C. Czarniak, EL Green, J. Crowe, G. Sewell, D. Fanning, M. Rodney, K. Lynch, 11th ROW: J. Spanbauer, A. Cushing, J. Yu, M. Tre­ vithick, M. Roche, G. Thomas, V. Crevella, K. Bonner, J. Walsh, D. Snight, W. Ewing, M. Reese. 12th ROW: T. Grisez, T . Dowling, N. Switalski, M. Murphy, T. Lynagh, C. Mainbart, W. Ratcliffe, W. BroWn, A. Houpert, J. Cuff, L. Royster, V. Pepper, R. Duggins.

Junior Joe Buchanan helps a freshman with Latin in the NHS tutoring program.


SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB

1st ROW: Fred D'Ascoli, Mike DeGraba, Mike Reilly, Tom McCarthy, John Hacker, Gregory Williams. 2nd ROW: Mark Huffman, Eric Savage, John Lerche, Richard Lyons, Gaston Rodriguez, George Bonifant, Mike Coan. 3rd ROW: John Mendenhall, Pete D'Ascoli, Frank Emig, Jack Burns, William Breitenberg, Christopher Brown, Harrison Daysh, Craig Cummins, Steve Cochran. 4th ROW: William Connelly, John Keeney, Ted Sheckels, Bro. George, Mr. Boteler, John Daly, Ken Noto.


SCIENCE CLUB

SEATED: Bob Leginus, Mike McGivern, Don Beauchamp. STANDING: Bill Clinton, Jim Arzigian, John Spanbauer, Tom Guay, Bill Dec, Galen Hallick, John Gallagher, John Sturniole, Bill Heineman, Tom Grisez, Frank Napoli, Ed Criscuolo, Bill Brown, Jim Danaher, Don Kayhoe, Mike Morgan, Mike Thompson, Mike Canavan.

ELECTRO NICS CLUB

FRONT ROW: Allan Fanjoy, Steve Brown, Terry Richards, Joe Gillis, Harry Jessel. SITTING: Bob Adler, Hugh Wilcox, Jim Burger, Larry Glass, Eddie Criscuolo. STANDING: Phil Lamborne, Jim Danaher, Kevin Marrow, Mike Morgan, Tom Foley, Valentino Cevrain, Tom Finn, Mike Craven, Mike Canavan, Mr. Latalladi


M A T H CLUB

1st ROW: John Keeney, Bro. Darius, Tim Boland, Mike Coan. 2nd ROW: Jerome Finn, William Heineman, Steve O'Connor, Thomas Morley, William Mooney, Mike M ulcare, Robert Newman, John Hickey, Joseph Dunn. Missing: Mark Rodney, Joseph Krainak, Mike O'Connor.

SENIOR S O D A L IT Y

FRONT ROW: John Lawton, Mike O'Connor, Dan Rafferty, Bob Kemp, Peter D'Ascoli, Bill Hantman. 2nd ROW: Frank Pesce, Bob Spencer, Jim Griffin, Joe Krainak, Frank Lanigan, John Lumpkins, Jim Leonard. 3rd ROW: Larry Bates, Bro. Alois, Leo Behrendt.


DRAMA CLUB

1st ROW: M. Johnson, J. Merkel, M. Wack, J. Stabile, J. McFarland, K. Roche, T. Malinowski, M. Cox, J. Corcoran, L. Zancan, M. Riley, D. Johannes, W. Brown. 2nd ROW: B. Hantman, L. Bates, J. Wilson, E. Case, G. Dec, D. Snight, A. Johnson, H. McCall, E. Devin, D. Murphy, F. Ellrod, M. Tighe, B. Clinton. 3rd ROW: J. Driscoll, P. Ryan, D. Fanning, J. Lerche, C. Case, T. Herron, C. Mainhart, B. Sabin, K. Cannon, T. Holden, K. McNamara, L. Donahue, B. Lyons, T. Ebaugh, M. Grambo, J. Yu, N. Switalski. 4th ROW: M. Murphy, J. Sewell, P. Catron, H. Perone, G. Kline, K. Mulligan, P. Higgins, G. Ohlmacher, T. Guay, C. Clarke, T. Merkel, K. Wiedel, C. Tana, G. Thomas, H. Wilcox, P. O'Lone, J. Spanbauer. 5th ROW: J. Murphy, G. Lapanne, D. McGugan, J. Daly, M. McGivern, D. Dunlavey, C. Allen, M. W allace, G. Sandman, P. D'Ascoli, M. Heiberger, T. Dolan, W. Kummel, J. Gallagher, J. Walsh, G. Vick, E. Sair. 6th ROW: W. Farrow, I. McFarland, T. Dobrowolski, M. King, T. Flecknoe, D. Finch, B. Wade, C. Green, C. Cummins, S. Cochran, J. Mullen, T. Brutscher, E. Guthrie, P. Adams, J. Leffson, B. Jervey, B. Blachard, G. Ware, Mr. Schaplowsky, Mr. Farley, Mr. Allison, Bro. Briant.

A street scene from the drama club’s fall pro­ duction "The Killer".


LEFT: The babbling of an idealist brings an ex­ pression of com plete apathy.

RIGHT: Mother Peep ex­ pounds on the m erit of her geese.

LEFT: "But that's prepos­ terous !"


BELOW: The demagogue meets the hero.

ABOVE: The anger of a woman is not to be taken lightly.

"But I don’t like K ool-aid!"


H A L F A SIXPENCE

LEFT: Other major roles practice a number.

BELOW: "Half a Sixpence' in construction.

BELOW: The comedy team of Allison and Allison.


THE RHUBARB

1st ROW: Tom Brutscher, Steve Cochran, Craig Cummins, Mike King, GaryKlopf. 2nd ROW: Mike Grambo, Mike Colella, Mike Broderick, Kevin M ulligan, Dan Murphy. 3rd ROW: Don Brubeck, Mike Borden, John Erickson, Pete D'Ascoli, Terry Herron, Marc Reavis. 4th ROW: Mr. Morin, Jim Murphy, Tony Gallagher, Mike Murphy, Ed Guthrie.

BOW LING

1st ROW: David Snight, Alex Koseluk, Ed Devin, Peter Labukas, Mike Murphy, Mike Surtalski, Mike Boccobello, Steve Drescher, Tom Lane. 2nd ROW: Greg Murphy, Jim Yu, Dan Doherty, Kevin Doyle, John Ey, John Spanbauer, Larry Royster, Bob Doyle, Mike Murphy, Vincent Crevalla, Kevin Mulligan. 3rd ROW: Robert Gaffney, Tom Leake, Bill Heineman, John llellm ann, Vincent Pepper, Greg Thomas, Dick Kessler, Dave Doyle, Charles Clarke, Bill Matheson, Martin McGuire, Tony Futyma, Greg Schweer, Mark Huffman, Mike Craven, Mark Ellis, Bill Cash, Mike McNulty, Frank Pcsce, Mike Serra, Carl Tana


PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

1st ROW: J. McFarland, J. Richardson, J. Wyman, G. Arceneaux, R. Dieux, M. Cherry, M. Cox, R, Honeychuck, P. Labukas, J. Ronald, W. Brown, H. Jessell. 2nd ROW: J. Green, E. Criscuolo, R. Nussbaumer, T. Carroll, W. Niessen, C. Descalsi, F, D'Ascoli, R. Blanchard, J. Murphy, P. Sullivan, G. Franklin, D. Ray­ mond, S. Modafferi, M. Duni. 3rd ROW: P. McRoberts, W. Crowley, E. Eacho, D. Giompetroni, P. DeLaat, M. Deenihan, W. Carey, T . Finn, D. Novakoski, S. Strieter, H. Ebener, T. Richards, B. Bolino, E. Daly, P. Morgan, W. Donohue, C. Scullen, W. O'Conner. 4th ROW: P. Kennedy, A. Bessette, R. Duggins, L. Glass, M. Barnett, G. Ohlmacher, K. Nigon, B. Smith, J. Danaher, H. M cCall, R. Doyle, M . Lun, M. Canavan, R. Rehling, R. Thompson. 5th ROW: P. Doherty, D. Bartels, P. D'Ascoli, M. Branagan, C. Z e lle r, J. Zelinka, T. Boland, R. Auld, A. Cushing, J. Rogers, J. Tracey, T . Guay, W. Sonnefeld, M. Morgan, W. Hantmen, M . Brodt, J. Omenitsch.

Pete Kennedy, Bradlee Bolino, Don Kayhoe take a break from their work in the darkroom.

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1st ROW: Herb Perone, Chris Case, Ted Sheckels, Mr. Farley, Tony Gallagher, Tom Flecknoe, Pete Doherty. 2nd ROW: Gary Sandman, Jerry Kuta, Mike McGivern, Dan Rafferty, Kevin Mulligan, Mike Broderick. 3rd ROW: Hugh McCall, Dennis Dunlavey, Jack Burns, Dick Tally, Tom Guay, Steve Rotondi. 4th ROW: Steve O'Connor, John Keeney, Ed Case, Steve Cochran, Larry Bates, Terry Herron, Richard Nockett. 5th ROW: John Daly, George Ryan, Mike Drosette, George Ware, Jerry Ellsbury, Joe Buchanan, Andy Cushing,

POSTER CLUB 1st ROW: Tony Dobrowolski, Paul Kuzma, Pat Mendonca, Damon Gray, Rick Sur e tte, Don Brubeck, BACK ROW: Pete D'Ascoli, Dan Finch, Joe Seam one. Missing: Curt Czamiack, Nick Chaconas, Jimmy Tracy, Marc Reavis.


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1) Bob (Harry Moon) Leginus, 2) George (Coach Roach) Ware, 3) Leo (Saint Leo) Behrendt, 4) Tony (Hone) Gal­ lagher, 5) Tim Boland, 6) George (Space) Ryan, 7) Steve Cochran, 8) Jerry (Doctor Meatloaf) Kuta, 9) Wally Far­ row, 10) Dennis (Mel Spree) Combs, 11) Bob (Tummy) Kemp . . .

T A L O N H IG H L IG H T S


The Falcon FRONT ROW: G. Sandman, J. Griffin, D. Rafferty. 2nd ROW: P. D. Ascoli, J. Ellsbury, M. Dean, D. Talley. 3rd ROW: D. Kayhoe, J. Gallagher, M. McGivern, H. Storck, J. Krainak. 4th ROW: D. Sheehan, M. Roche, S. O'Connor, P. DeLaat, B. Radford, L. Behrendt. 5th ROW: J. Lewis, J. Klaric, F. Ellrod, W. Crowley, M. Thomp­ son, J . Daly. 6th ROW: M. Coan, M. Brodt, J. Lerche, E. Savage, M. Deenihan, B. Bolino. 7th ROW: L. Bates, P. Kennedy, G. Vick, B. Ewing, A. Houpert, T . Sweet. 8th ROW: M. M attingly, C. Giblin, R. Marsden, D. Bartels, G. Ryan.

LEFT: All eyes focus on pedagogue Ryan at general staff m eeting.

THE EDITORS FRONT: Jim Griffin (copy), Larry Bates (art), George Ryan (chief), Tom Sweet (senior). BACK: Dan Sheehan (photog­ raphy), Dave Bartels (underclass), Dick Talley (faculty), Harvey Storck (m an­ aging), Mike McGivern (activities), Leo Behrendt (feature), Joe Krainak (sports), Richard Marsden (layout).


SAC Historian Tony Dobrowolski, Paul Adams and Steve Cochran compare notes in "The K iller".

Brother Alois with assistant, and Religious Chairman Leo Behrendt stew over arrangements of Christmas baskets.

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Treasurer Griffin expounds on the intricacies of the proposed SAC budget to Athletic Chairman Talley.


The Talon team makes the best of their "off hours".

Steve Cochran and Tom Malinowski culm inate the hidden message in "The K iller".

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SOUL TRIUMPHS "The Nighthawk", Bob Terry, receives a plaque at the Johnny "C" Show from President Pecoraro and V .P. Steve Cochran.


"Ted, you have bad breath. H Senior debater Craig Cum­ mins listens diligently while Ted Sheckels reviews m aterial for coming debate

Johnny C. attracts crowd from entire Wheaton -Chevy Chase area.

PERSUADING THE MASSES "Anyone who buys a yearbook gets a free ride in the old GC bus."


Unrecognized until now. The hard-working Drama Club Crew.

Activities Editor Mike McGivern burns the midnight oil as yearbook nears deadline.

Our SAC votes unanimously to put Talon Editor on executive staff.


FALCONS D O W N DeMATHA, CROSSLAND F IN IS H 6-4

FRONT ROW: Matt Minahan (M gr.), Jeff Simms, Ron Tucker, Jim Callaghan, Bob Abbamonte, Pete Matsuki, D. Ezekial, Paul Bruton, Dave Cook, Tom Gentile, Andy Urick, Jim Hoagland, Andy Pecoraro, Jim Griffin, Jesse, Houston, Louis Wicklein, Larry LaBonte (M gr.) SECOND ROW: Neil McNally (M gr.), George Blake, Doug Cross, Dan Macaboy, Tom McFadden, Paul McNulty, Chris Rafferty, Joe Connors, Mike Clancy, Joe Gallagher, Paul Soule, Steve Baker, Harry Lockhart, Ronald Roos, Joe Hickson, Craig Flynn, Michael McChesney (M gr.) BACK ROW: Steve White, Bob Kemp, Mike Berrang, Dom Bosco, Jim Howard, John Zelenka, Mr. Robert Lukomski, Mr. Charles Hornfeck, Mr. Andrew Guida, Brother Eudes, Mr. Thomas Kolar, Tom McAleer, Joe Krainak, Chris Leber, Bob Spencer, Tony Gallagher

VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD

GC

0

High Point

16

GC

10

Crossland

6

GC

16

Dematha

14

GC

13

Gonzaga

19

GC

12

Carroll

21

GC

16

Cardozo

19

GC

24

O'Connell

14

GC

26

Wilson

7

GC

33

Episcopal

0

GC

40

McNamara

0


The 1967 Falcons got off to a slow start as they spotted High Point 14 points in the opening m inutes, then played to a virtual stalem ate, dropping the first game 16-0. However the momentum established in the second half of the High Point defeat continued as the Falcons whipped Crossland behind the strong running of Joe Connors. The Falcons establish­ ed themselves as a team to be reckoned with as they crushed the then first-ranked DeMatha team , 16-14, with the offensive effort concentrated around the blocking of center Bob Kemp and guards Tom McFadden, Steve Baker and Paul Soule. For Crossland and DeMatha, who went on to capture the Prince George's County and Catholic League titles respectively, the loss at the hands of the Falcons and the toe of Mike Berrang, whose 25 and 30 yd. Mike Berrang startles Crossland from 25 field goals provided the winning margin in each contest, consti­ yards out. tuted the sole blot on their records. The Falcons then skidded as they dropped a heartbreaker to Gonzaga, 19-13, on a blocked punt in the closing seconds, battled Carroll almost evenly for three quarters and then succumbed to the Lions’ passing attack, 21-12, despite two valuable interceptions by Ron Tucker, and lost to Cardozo on a 40 yard touchdown pass in the final m in­ utes. Against O'Connell the team found themselves as they rebounded from a 14-7 half-tim e deficit. Up-back Bob Spencer led the offensive attack as the defensive forces rallied behind defensive leader Joe Krainak and the play of tackle Tony Gallagher. In the closing weeks of the season the Falcons reeled in three more victories. Wilson yielded tothe fired-up Good Counsel eleven in a lopsided 26-7 triumph. The team prolonged their streak, exacting fitting r§v£nge-in de­ molishing Episcopal before the Homecoming crowd, as Andy Pecoraro gathered in two key Maroon fumbles. The Falcons closed out with a resounding 40-0 win over McNamara in which Jim Griffin picked off two Mustang aerials to set a school interception record with nine for the year.

THE DEFENSE

VARSITY FOOTBALL: Bob Abbamonte, Mike Clancy, Andy Pecoraro, Tony Gallagher, Joe Connors, Steve Baker, Joe Krainak, Tom McFadden, Jim Griffin, Tom McAleer, Ron Tucker

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LINE: Mike Berrang, Steve White, Joe Gallagher, Bob Kemp, Tom McFadden, Paul Soule, Mike Clancy. BACKS; Jesse Houston, Jeff Simms, Bob Spencer Joe Connors, Andy Urick.

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sm Halfback Jim Griffin fires a 60 yard pass to end Paul McNulty to set up a Good Counsel score against Gonzaga.

UMGAHWA FALCON POWER! The GC power sweep clears the way against High Point.


Crime doesn't pay unless the official is looking the other way . The offensive line executes a "30 wedge" as Bob Spencer prepares to plunge for the first down.


Sophomore quarterback Jeff Simms eludes a Gonzaga tackier to get off a pass.

The Falcon offense moves out against Cardozo.


JUNIOR V A R S IT Y FOOTBALL

FRONT ROW: D. Ezekial, Jay M attos, Steve Houston, Mike Ensor, Bob Abbamonte, Dave Cook, Paul Bruton, Eddie Penfield. 2nd ROW: Neil McNally (M gr.), Mike McChesney (M gr.), M att Minahan (M gr.), Bill Weschler, Jim Hoagland, Tom Pellarin, Pete Matsuki, Tim McCarthy. 3rd ROW: Brian Giovanni, Mark Rigsby, Frank Napoli, Ron Roos, Dan Macaboy, Chris Leber, Dan Gillespie, Mr. Thomas Kolar, John Moran, Dom Bosco, Mike Wynn, Lou Wicklein, Jim Howard, Leo Morris.

F R E SH M A N FOOTBALL

FRONT ROW: Walt Gleason, Jack Mead, John Pasqual, Jim McCauley, Joe Pecoraro, Joe Tyser, Mike Bausch, Kevin Colliton, Dan Riley. 2nd ROW: Jack Kolar, Pat McNulty, Jerry Elliot, Skip Dabbs, Harry Humphreys, Bob Maher, Pat Urick, Mike Saulsbury, Ted Dicken, Mike Whittles, Stuart Arnett, Frank Page, Ken Emig. 3rd ROW: Don Cronin, Joe Walsh, Greg Brown, Richard Page, Rich Auld, Joe Toomey, Mr. Bacon, Bro. Ivo, Mr. D’Anna, Dick Wandres, Dave Adams, Phil Ganey, Chuck McLucas, Phil McNiff, Jerry Tucker.


JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD

3i

GC

12

GC

7

GC

DeMatha

0

Maret

0

21

Carroll

6

GC

26

McNamara

0

GC

12

O'Connell

GC

18

Episcopal

Top J.V . rusher, Dom Bosco, skirts right end against McNamara.

FRESHMAN RECORD 7

O'Connell

6

Carroll

0 13

21

Hammond

6

6

O'Connell

20

7

T .C . Williams

21

14

Ireton

6

14

Episcopal

0

BELOW: Halfback Skip Dabbs leads Frosh Quarterback Phil McNiff around right end in the O'Connell gam e.

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Senior Rory Baruth sprints home in a typical finish which earned him the Most Valuable Player Award.

FRONT ROW: K. Morse, D. Talbott, R. Duni, D. Tufano, J. Dowling. SECOND ROW: T. Whelan, T. Donnelly, T. Whelan, R. Manco, T . Benson, T* Duffy, T . McCarthy, T. Jones. THIRD ROW: P. Schilling, R. Baruth, K. Roddy, Coach Jim inez, G. Costenbader, B. Blachard, J. Gretz.


Once again this year the Falcon harriers produced a winning record with 4 wins, 3 losses and one split. Although not up to usual standard, the team looks strong for next year as returning juniors Kevin Roddy and Bob Blanchard will be backed up by this year's strong JV. MVP Rory Baruth headed up the *67 contingent of seniors Gary Costenbader, John Gretz, John Hickey, Hilary Wessel and Paul Schilling. Baruth turned in superb performances even though hampered by an ankle injury. Impressive victories over DeMatha, Carroll, and Einstein highlighted the season along with the team 's com plete dominance of the Xaverian Triangular m eet for the fifth straight year. • New coach Louis Jiminez looks forward to an even stronger team in years to co m e.

Top junior runner Kevin Roddy logs in first once m ore.

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FRONT ROW: Rich Oben, Mike Murphy, Dan Murphy, Paul Fehlner, Pat Bates, Larry Bates. 2nd ROW: Paul Soule, Mark Ellis, Andy Urick, Chris Wilk, Mike Wynn, Bill Bonifant. 3rd ROW: Phil Wilk, Carlo Sperapani, Tim McCarthy, Pat Urick, Fred D'Ascoli, Kevin Doyle, Pat Ryan, Steven Haynes. 4th ROW: Mike Baum, Steve Lee, Tim Lynagh, Bob Flum, Vic Pellarin, Bill Flum, Mark Trevithick, Ray Gnall. 5th ROW; Bob Lane, Jim Ryan, Jerry Elliot, Dave Harrah, John Smiley, Pat Weisgerber, Jim Katzenberger. 6th ROW: Tony Futyma, Mike Dempsey, Coach Walsh, Brother Giles, Pete D'Ascoli, John Hill, Louis Sabatini, Brian Henry.

The Falcon grapplers, competing on a varsity level for the first tim e, ran into some strong opposition before they could display any victory laurels for their efforts. Losing their opening m atch to O'Connell, the wrestlers rebounded to defeat Georgetown Prep in a stunning victory. However, strong teams from Carroll, Ireton, Sidwell Friends, St. Albans and Episcopal held the Falcons winless until their victory over Einstien. The grapplers then closed out the season with a thrilling win over St. Stephan's. The team showed improvement in each match and should be ready for a winning season next year. Senior co-captains Chris Wilk and Bill Bonifant will be sorely missed, but underclass­ men Paul Fehlner, Rich Oben, and Dan and Mike Murphy should carry the team in the *68-'69 sea­ son . Most of the points won by the team this year cam e from the lower weight classes where Oben, Fehlner, and the Murphys wrestled.


Co-captains Chris Wilk (above) and Bill Bonifant (left) throw their men to the m at in the Episcopal m atch .

THE V A R S IT Y WRESTLERS

AROUND: Bro. Giles, Mr. Walsh, Mike Wynn, Andy Urick, Chris Wilk, Pat Bates, Paul Fehlner, Rich Oben, Mike Murphy, Dan Murphy, Larry Bates, Bill Bonifant, Mark Ellis, Paul Soule.


LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Roberts, Rich Eiden, Mike Clancy, Tom Sweet, Steve White, Ed Fitzgerald, Coach Bom­ bard, Jeff Vaughan, Mike O'Connor, Mike Berrang, Jeff Simms, Jesse Houston, Jim Griffin. INSIDE: Paul Schilling, John Gretz. MISSING: Rich Tegethoff.

Falcon B-ball got off to a flying start in its second season under chief mentor Bob Bombard. Experience abounded with the return of 7 letterm en, seniors Rich Eiden, Mike Berrang, Tom Sweet, Jim Griffin, Jesse Houston, Mike O'Connor and junior Ed Fitzgerald. Seniors Jeff Vaughan, Rick Tegethoff, juniors Mike Clancy, Jim Roberts, Steve White and soph Jeff Simms rounded out the squad. In the season's opener, the Falcons, led by ball-hawking guards Eiden and Sweet and the scoring of Fitzgerald, streaked to a 77-47 victory over Einstein. Continuing to roll, the Falcons raced to a 5-1 record behind the rebounding of O’Connor and Berrang, the dynamic scoring - rebounding power of Fitzgerald and an incredulously accurate free-throw percentage. Fortunes changed, however, and the B-bailers dropped 7 of 9, most by very close scores. Coming back with a new look led by the ace defensive play Griffin and Clancy, the potent offen­ sive punch of Eiden and soph sensation Simms and the ever reliable Fitz, they won their last 4 and finished 11 - 8 .

The season was highlighted by the numerous thumpings of our county rivals, the only blemish on a 7-1 record being a closing seconds defeat by Peary. 21 point performances by Eiden and Fitzgerald, and Jeff Simms* perfect 13 of 13 charity tosses combined to administer an 88-83 pasting to perennial powerhouse Richard Montgomery. The biggest moments occurred as they pulverized arch-rival Wheaton. In encounter #1, the Falcons’ impenetrable defense, led by Eiden, Sweet and Fitz, stunned Wheaton as the Falcons rolled to a 31-8 halftim e lead, and crushed the Knights 67-43. In encounter #2 on alien soil, the method was different but the results the sam e, A high powered offense led by Eiden, Clancy and Simms and the rebounding of O’Connor destroyed the Knights once again 89-62. Despite the loss of 8 seniors, next year's team could be the best ever with the return of leading scorer and rebounder Fitzgerald, rebounder Steve White, all-around threats Clancy and Simms and sharpshooter Jim Roberts.


Guards Rich Eiden and Jeff Simms cut off high post Mike O'Connor in the second Carroll gam e.

Eddie Fitzgerald rips a rebound away from Gonzaga's Vince Buffe.

Mike O’Connor hauls down another rebound in the High Point victory.


Leading scorer and rebounder Eddie Fitz­ gerald shoots around a Gonzaga defender late in the first contest with the Eagles.

Most Valuable Player '6 7 -’68, Captain Rich Eiden.


Jeff Simms foils Carroll press with a pin-point pass to Mike O'Connor.

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LEFT: Big Mike O'Connor goes up strong for two m ore.

RIGHT: Tom Sweet capitalizes on another of his many steals.


JUNIOR V A R SIT Y BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: Bob Toomey, Bill Ewing, Steve Houston, Tim Eberle. 2nd ROW: Joe Dillon, John Dowd, Dan Gillespie, Harry Daysh, Mike Macaboy, Gary Amey, Tom Embree. 3rd ROW: Chris Leber, Dom Bosco, Bro. Hilary, Tim O'Con­ nor, Brian Giovanni, Jim Howard.

RIGHT: Bro. Hilary plots strategy during J.V . tim eout.

LEFT: Bob Toomey drives left in Episcopal contest.


F R E SH M A N B A SK E TB A LL FRONT ROW: Larry O'Connor, Joe Boquel, Mike Bausch, Greg Williams, George Hunt. 2nd ROW: Joe Toomey, Gerry Tucker, Vince DelBalzo, Dan Decker, Carl Dabbs, Kevin Colliton, Dick Wandres. 3rd ROW: Rich Auld, Phil McNiff, Greg Brown, Mr. Tom Kolar, Pat Roddy, Mike Stone, Joe Walsh, Dave Adams.

Leading scorer Greg Brown adds another basket to his total against Gonzaga.


Captain Tom McFadden leads Falcons back for second half action through Booster Club tunnel.

MOMENT OF TRUTH Varsity grappler Paul Fehlner weighs in under the watchful eye of Coach Brother Giles.

Jeff Simms breaks by Gonzaga's Vince LeBuffe on his way for two more.


TO SHOOT OR NOT TO SHOOT . . . Junior Ed Fitzgerald eyes the basket.

Excitement, tension and fatigue characterized the wrestling bench.


THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM Nick Pecoraro and Tom McFadden confront the Cardozo captains.

O'Connor skies, catching Eagle defenders flat-footed.

Coach Hornfeck lectures (what else?) as Coach Kolar strikes a fam iliar pose.

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A TYPICAL GOOD COUNSEL SNOW JOB


SENIOR LE AD E R S

ANDREW W. PECORARO - SAC President; 2nd VicePres.; Historian; Football 1-4; Booster Club 2-4; Intra. 1-4; Class Pres. 1. THOMAS A. GENTILE - SAC 1st Vice-President; Secretary; Football 1-4; NHS 2-4; Falcon 2; Sodality 1-3; Booster Club 2-4, V .P . 3; Prom Chmn. 3 ,4 . JAMES M. GRIFFIN - SAC Treasurer; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 3, C apt.; Falcon 2-4. Copy Editor; NHS 2-4; Track 4; MCR Delegate 4; Sodality 1-4, Pres. 2,3; Golf 1,2; Class V.P. 3; Booster Club 2-4; Poster Club 2; Prom Chmn. 3 ,4 .

THOMAS R. McFADDEN - Pres. 112; Football 1-4, All-Prep C o-C apt.; NHS 2-4; Intra. 1,2; Class Pres. 1-4. GEORGE J. RYAN - Pres. I l l ; Falcon 3 .4 . Editor-inChief; Talon 3,4; Counselor 3,4; Baseball 3; Golf 1,2; Wrestling 3; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2-4; Football 1; Sodality 4; Class V .P. 2; MCR Delegate 3,4; Prom Chmn. 3,4; Class Pres. 3 ,4 . GEORGE W. WARE - Pres. 211; Booster Club 3,4; Drama 3,4; Talon 4; Counselor 4; NHS 4; Chess 1; Intra. 1-4; Class Pres. 3 ,4 .

CHRISTOPHER A. WILK - Pres. 102; Wrestling 2-4; Intra. 2-4; Football 1; Class V .P. 2; Class Pres. 1 .3 .4 . TIMOTHY W. MYERS - Pres. 212; Intra. 1-4; Class V .P . 1,3; Class Pres. 2 ,4 . LEO F. BEHRENDT - SAC Religious Chairman; Falcon 3 .4 , Feature Editor; Sodality Talon 4; Booster Club 3,4; Poster Club 1.

2-4;

CRAIG J. CUMMINS - Cultural Chairman; Debate 2 -4 , V .P .; Counselor 2,3; Talon 2,3; Intra. 1-4; Rhubarb 3 ,4 , Editor; Drama 3 ,4 . ANTHONY R. GALLAGHER - Counselor Editor; Foot­ ball 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Talon 4; Rhubarb 4; Track 3 ,4 . PAUL K. HITTE - SAC Social Chm n.; Drama 2,3; Intra. 1-4; Baseball 2; Library Club 1.

JOSEPH C. KRAINAK - NHS Pres.; Football 1-4, All-Prep; Sodality 1-4, V .P. 3; Track 1-4; Fal­ con 2-4, Editor 3,4; Matli Club 2,4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2-4, V .P. and Pres.; Class V .P. 1 ,4 . RICHARD C. TALLEY - SAC Athletic Chmn.; NHS 2,3; Counselor 2.3: Falcon 3.4: Booster Club 3,4; Intra. 1-4. PAUL R. SOULE - SAC Publicity Chmn.; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Booster Club 2-4; NHS 2-4; Poster Club 2; Intra. 1-4.


JOSEPH C„ ALLEN - Counselor 3; Falcon 3; Drama 4; Intra. 3; NHS 3 ,4 . STEPHEN B. ATHEY - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1-4. STEPHEN C. BAKER - Football 1-4; Intra. 2 ,3 .

RORY W. BARUTH - Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; Sodality 1; Talon 4; Bowling 4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 3,4; Booster Club 4. LAWRENCE C. BATES - Intra. 1-4; Drama 3,4; Falcon Art Editor 4; Counselor 4; Sodality 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Rhubarb 4. ROBERT D. BAUGHMAN - Bowling 1,2; Wrestling 2; Intra. 1.

MICHAEL J. BERRANG - Football 1-4; "All-Prep" Team; Basketball 1-4. JOHN J. BLOOMFIELD - Poster Club 1-3; Bowling 3; Intra. 1-4; Class Pres. 2. RICHARD A. BOCCABELLA - Bowling 1-4; Intra. 1-4.

# 1 and # 2 answer questions at a SAC Legislative m eeting.

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TIMOTHY G. BOLAND - Chess 1-3; Science Club 2; Camera Club 4; Math Club 3,4; Golf 1-4; Talon 4; Intra. 3,4; NHS 2, Sec. 3 ,4 . WILLIAM W. BONIFANT - Golf 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2 -4 . MICHAEL F. BRANAGAN - Camera Club 4.

MICHAEL K. BRODERICK - Drama 3,4; Counselor 3,4; Pol. Science 2-4; Rhubarb 3, 4; Electronics 1,2; Science Club 2,3 ; Intra. 1-3; Sodality 2. THOMAS J. BRUTSCHER - Sodality 3,4; Basket­ ball 1; Drama 4; Pol. Science 3; Rhubarb 4; Intra. 1-4; Basketball Mgr. 3. JOHN F. BUCHAN - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1 ,2 ,4 .

JOHN F. BURNS - Debate 2-4; Chess 2,3; Counselor 3 ,4 . "It has to work. Newton said so. "

STEPHEN A. BURNS - Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 4; Bowl­ ing 4.

KEVIN P. CANNON - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1,2; Drama 4.


JAMES E. CAPONITI - Drama 2,3; Intra. 1-4.

FRANK J. CARBO - Intra. 1.

PATRICK M. CASEY - Intra. 1-4.

In a tie vote for MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Joe Krainak (top) and Tom McFadden (bottom) took top honors. Joe was also voted Best Student and Tom Best Personality.

JOSEPH M. CASPER - Track 1-4; Football 1; Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 2-4. DENNIS J. COMBS - Booster Club 4; Intra. 1-4. GARY P. COSTENBADER - Track 3,4; Cross Country 2-4; NHS 2,3; Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 2 ,4 .

RONALD H. COX - Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 4; Class V .P. 4. DOUGLAS E. CROSS - Football 3,4; Baseball 2,4; Intra. 1-4. MICHAEL A. CROVATO - Drama 4; Bowling 3; Speech 4; Transferred from Holy Spirit H. S.

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PETER T. D'ASCOLI - Sodality 1-4; Drama 3, 4; Wrestling 2 ,3 ,4 ; Camera Club 3; Falcon 3,4; Intra. 1-4; Rhubarb 3,4; Debate 1-4; Poster Club 3 ,4 . ROBERT W. DAVIS - Bowling 1 ,2 ,4 ; Intra. 3,4; Counselor 3; Booster Club 2. MICHAEL F. DeLEO - Cross Country 1; Baseball 2-4; Intra. 1-4,

ROBERT H. DeWITT - Intra. 2,3; Drama 3. THOMAS E. DOLAN - Drama 2-4; Intra. 1 ,2 . KEVIN W. DOYLE - Wrestling 2-4; Bowling 1-4; Sodality 2; Intra. 1-4; Track Mgr. 2.

GEORGE T. DUDLEY - Baseball 2-4; Booster Club 4; NHS 4; Intra. 2-4. JAMES E. DUNNINGTON - Cross Country 1; Intra. 1 ,2 . RICHARD L. EIDEN - Transferred from Cathed­ ral; Latin 3; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3; Booster Club 3,4; Intra. 3 ,4 .

FRANK J. EMIG - Debate 1-4; NHS 2-4; Talon 4; Counselor 3,4; Bowling 2; Baseball 2; Pol. Science 4; Class V . P. 1. JAMES C. FAHEY - Seminarian. WALTER R. FARROW - Talon 4; Intra. 1-4; Drama 3,4; NHS 2-4; Science Club 1,2; Baseball Mgr. 3.

MICHAEL P. FINZEL THOMAS E. FLECKNOE - Counselor 3-4; Drama 3-4. ROBERT S. FLUM - Wrestling 2-4; Poster Club 4; Cross Country 1; Track 3-4; Intra. 1-3; Falcon 3 ,4 .

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CRAIG P. FLYNN - Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2-4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 3,4; Booster Club 3 ,4 . PATRICK A. FLYNN - Baseball 2,3; Bowling 1, 3; Intra. 1-4. ROBERT C. GAFFNEY - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1-4; Wrestling 2.

CHARLES GIBLIN - Booster Club 3: Falcon 3 ,4 . JAMES GREER - Intra. 1-4; Sodality 1,2; Foot­ ball 1; Track 2; NHS 3; Booster 3 ,4 . JOHN J. GRETZ - Cross Country 2,4; Track 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1 ,3 ,4 ; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2-4.

DAVID R. GRISSETT - Cross Country 1; Basket­ ball 1-3; Intra. 1-4; Drama 4; HR. V .P. EDWARD R. GUTHRIE - Debate 1,2; Drama 4; Booster Club 4; Counselor 3 ,4 . THOMAS GUTIERREZ - Intra. 1-4; Football 1.

JOHN J. HANNA - Intra. 1-4. WILLIAM M. HANTMAN - Sodality 2-4; Drama 4; Camera Club 4. WILLIAM T. HARKEY - Intra. 1-4; Golf 2; NHS 3,4; Bowling 4.

DAVID M. HARRAH - Intra. 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Science Club 3-4; NHS 2-4, RICHARD L. HATFIELD - Intra. 1-3. JOHN D. HELLMAN - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1-4.

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CHARLES M. HERMANN - Electronics Club 2; Guitar Club 3,4; Intra. 1. TERENCE J. HERRON - Debate 1,2; Bowling 1, 2; Drama 3,4; Counselor 3,4; Rhubarb 3,4; Intra. 4. JOHN W. HICKEY - NHS 2-4; Cross Country 3,4; Chess 2; Counselor 4; Math Club 3,4; Intra. 2-4 .

JOSEPH T. HICKSON - Cross Country 1; NHS 2-4; Football 2-4; Intra. 1-4; Lay Apostolate 1; Basketball 2. JOHN E. HIGGINS - Intra. 1-4. STEVEN J. HITTE - Intra. 1-3; NHS 2-4; Bowl­ ing 2-4; Baseball 2 -4 .

JAMES A. HOSINSKI - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 1-4. RONALD J. HOUCK - Poster Club 2; Bowling 3; Intra. 1-4. JESSE C. HOUSTON - Football 1-4; Baseball 24; Basketball 1-4; NHS 2,3; Sodality 3; Class V .P. 1.

Voted the Senior with the Most School Spirit, George (Coach Roach) Ware leads the Good Counsel Drum and Bugle Corps (?) during halftim e of the Homecoming g am e.

RICHARD E. HURNEY - Intra. 1-4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 4. MICHAEL R. JEROLAMAN - Football 1; Basket­ ball 2,3; Golf 1-4; Booster Club 4; Intra. 1-4. STEPHEN H. JOHNSON - Drama 3,4; Track 2,3; Electronics Club 1; Intra. 1-4; Counselor 2; Chess 1-3; Wrestling 2, 3,


WILLIAM S. JOHNSON - Intra. 1-3; Science Club 2; Guitar Club 3,4; NHS 3. ROBERT N. KEMP - Football 1-4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1-3; NHS 2-4; Class Pres. 1,2; Sodality 2-4; Talon 4; Intra. 4. MICHAEL E. KING - Electronics Club 1,2; Intra. 1-4; Bowling 2,4; Wrestling 2,3; Rhu­ barb 3,4; Drama 4 .

GREGORY J. KLINE - Chess 1-4; Drama 4; Intra. 1-4; Golf 3 ,4 . GARY F. KLOPF - Debate 1,2; Intra. 1,2; Counselor 4; Drama 4; Rhubarb 4. WILLIAM E. KUMMEL - Intra. 1-4; Drama 4.

JEROME A. KUTA - Science Club 3; Football 1; Intra. 1-4; Talon 4; Counselor 4; Booster Club 4; Baseball 4. RICHARD L. LaBONTE - Football Mgr. 3,4; Intra. 1-3; Drama 4. DANIEL E. LaHOOD - Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 2-4; Drama 3; SAC Parliam entarian.

By far the Most Humorous Senior, Jerry (Doctor M eatloaf) Kuta passes out a gift from Santa Claus (?) at a break in the Christmas dance.

FRANCIS J. LANIGAN - Bowling 1; Intra. 1-4; Sodality 1-4; NHS 2-4; Booster Club 4. GARY M. LAPANNE - Football 1; Basketball 1; Booster Club 4; Sodality 2. JOHN M. LAWTON - Intra. 1-4; Sodality 2-4.


JOSEPH F. LEFFSON - Intra. 1,3; Drama 3,4; Rhubarb 4. ROBERT G. LEGINUS - Football 1-3; Intra. 4; Baseball 2-4; Wrestling 4; Talon 4; Science Club 4. JAMES P. LEONARD - Baseball 2-4; Sodality 2-4; NHS 2-4; Bowling 3,4; Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 4.

JOHN T. LUMPKINS - Bowling 2-4; Sodality 2-4; Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 3,4; NHS 2-4 ROBERT B. LYONS - Drama 2-4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2 -4 . THOMAS J. MALINOWSKI - Intra. 1-4; Foot­ ball 3; Drama 2-4; Class V .P.

ROBERT J. MANCINI Football Mgr. 3,4; Intra. 1-4; Cross Country Mgr. 2.

JOSEPH R. MARSDEN Camera Club 1; Falcon 3 ,4 .

MICHAEL G. MATTINGLY Intra. 2-4; Falcon 3,4; Booster Club 4; Wrestling 4.

Senior members of GC’s Math Team compete in an inter-scholastic meet in the cafeteria after school.


HUGH J. McCALL - Poster Club 1,2; Chess 1; Drama 2-4; Falcon 4; Counselor 4; Rhubarb 4.

MICHAEL J. McGIVERN Science Club 2-4; Intra. 1-4; Drama 2-4; NHS 4; Sodality 2; Counselor 3,4; Falcon 3 ,4 , Activities Editor.

JOHN M. MENDENHALL Debate 1-4; Counselor 4; Bowling 1,2; Pol. Science 3 ,4 .

Editor George Ryan discusses page layouts with Mike McGivern as soph John Gallagher types on.

MICHAEL B. MENOCAL - Basketball 1; Baseball 2-4; Drama 3,4; Intra. 1,2; Class Pres. 1 ,3 . GEORGE P. MILLS - Bowling 1,2; Poster Club 1. WILLIAM M. MOONEY - Drama 2; Electronics Club 3; Intra. 3,4; Math Club 4; Counselor 3; Transferred from St. Mary's Seminary 2.

THOMAS D. MORLEY - Math Club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Electronics Club 1 ,2 . MICHAEL J. MULCARE - Intra. 2-4; NHS 4; Science Club 2; Math Club 4; Library Club 4. KEVIN M. MULLIGAN - Science Club 2; Intra. 1-4; Drama 4; Bowling 1-4; NHS 2-4; Counselor 3,4; Booster Club 4.

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GREGORY B. MURPHY - Electronics Club 1 ,3 ,4 ; Booster Club 4; Bowling 4. JAMES L. MURPHY - Chess 1; Drama 3,4; Intra. 2-4; Rhubarb 4. MICHAEL E. MURPHY - Sodality 1-3; Bowling 1; Intra. 1-4; Drama 2-4; Rhubarb 3,4; Class V .P. 3.

RICHARD P. NOCKETT - Enlisted U .S. Army February, 1968. KENNETH F. NOTO -'D ebate 1-4; Pol. Science 2-4; Bowling 1,2; Drama 2,3; Class V .P. 1, 3; Lay Apostolate 1. THOMAS M. O’BRIEN - Intra. 1 ,2 ,4 .

KEVIN J. O'CONNELL - Football Mgr. 3; NHS 2; Sodality 3; Intra. 1-4. MICHAEL A. O’CONNOR - Basketball 1-4; NHS 2-4; Intra. 1-4; Math Club 2-4; Sodality 3 ,4 . NICHOLAS S. PECORARO - Football 1-4; Booster Club 3,4; Intra. 3,4; Track 3.

Most Handsome and Best Dressed Rich Eiden chats with Most Popular Andy Pecoraro at the crowded Homecoming Dance.


Jim Griffin, Best Senior Athlete, brings down another of his record setting nine inter­ ceptions this year.

FRANK J. PESCE - Bowling 1 ,2 ,4 ; Sodality 2-4; Library 1 ,3 ,4 ; Intra. 1-4. PHILIP L. PLANTE - Intra. 2; Wrestling 3; Library Club 4. DAVID W. PORTER - Bowling 1; Library Club 4; Intra. 2 -4 .

DANIEL J. RAFFERTY - Football 1; Booster Clut 1-4; Sodality 4; Bowling 2; Chess 2; Falcon 3,4; Counselor 4; Intra. 1-4. PATRICK H. REID - Bowling 1; Chess 2; Intra. 1-4. CHARLES J. RIGGOTT - Sodality 1,2; Guitar Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Cross Country 1.

WILLIAM T. RILEY - Intra. 1-4; Counselor 4; Baseball 2-4; Pol. Science Club 2; NHS 4; Booster Club 3 ,4 . DAVID C. RITONDO - Transferred from Divine Word Seminary 4; Intra. 4. MICHAEL S. ROBISON - Intra. 1-3; Guitar Club 4.

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GASTON E. RODRIGUEZ - Debate 3,4; Pol. Science Club 3 ,4 . ROBERT G. RUFF - Pol. Science Club 2-4; Golf 2; Intra. 1-4; Counselor 2. W-ILLIAM K. RYAN - Drama 1,2; Counselor 3,4; Wrestling 2; Intra. 1-4.

ROBERT A. SAWYER - Bowling 1 ,2 . PAUL E. SCHILLING - Cross Country 1-4; Track 1, 4; Basketball Mgr. 2-4; Intra. 1-4; NHS 2-4; Pol. Science Club 3. PETER SCHRAML - Transferred from Holy Cross H .S. Intra. 3-4; Drama 4.

The '68 Falcon "It's Academic" Team: Craig Cummins, Capt. Tom Sweet, voted most intelligent senior, Mike O'Connor and Faculty Coach Bro. Briant.

ROBERT F. SEARL - Transferred to Gaithersburg HS. THEODORE F. SHECKELS - Drama 2; Debate 1-4; Counselor 3,4; Bowling 1; Pol. Science 2; NHS 4. HENRY A. SOLER- Intra. 1-4.

ROBERT B. SPENCER - Football 1-4, "All-Prep”; Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1,2; Sodality 4; Intra. 3 ,4 . HARVEY J. STORCK - Intra. 1-4; Bowling 3,4; Falcon 3 ,4 , Managing Editor 4; Counselor 3. THOMAS J. SWEET - Basketball 1-4; NHS 2-4; Cross Country 1; Intra. 1-4; Sodality 1,3; Counselor 2,3; Math Club 4; Booster Club 3,4; Falcon 2-4. Senior Editor; National Merit Finalist.


CARL T. TANA - Bowling 2-4; Booster Club 2, 4; Drama 4. RICHARD L. TEGETHOFF - Basketball 4; Booster Club 3; Sodality 1,2; Intra. 1-4. GEORGE G. VAUGHAN - Track 1-4; Basketball 3,4; Intra. 1-4; Booster Club 3,4; NHS 2-4; Counselor 4.

DONALD M. VICARS - Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Bowling 4; NHS 2-4; Intra. 2-4. BERNARD I. WADE - Pol. Science 2-4; Drama 2-4; Intra. 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; NHS 2. MICHAEL J. WALLACE - Intra. 1 ,2 ,4 ; Poster Club 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Drama 4.

Members of the Donkey Basketball team limber up prior to their showdown with the faculty.

STEVEN C. WERNLE - Football 1; Track 2-4; Intra. 1-4. HILARY L. WESSEL - Cross Country 2-4; Track 4. JOHN G. WILLIAMS - Intra. 1,4; Library Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Booster Club 4.

JOHN P. ZELENKA - Football 1 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1-4; Camera Club 2 ,4 . CHESTER A. ZELLER - Camera Club 4, VicePres.; Drama 1; Pol. Science 3; Science Club 3; Intra. 1-4; Baseball 3; Debate 1. PAUL L. ADAMS - Drama 2-4; Rhubarb 3 ,4 .

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