Our Lady of Good Counsel High School Yearbook 1962

a t th e e n d o f th e b e g in n in g . . . as we become the first complete four year class to graduate from Good Counsel, it is but fitting that we dedicate this publication to the man most responsible for whatever success we have exper­ ienced, Brother Mark.

Starting with nothing but perseverence and nearly forty years experience as a Xaverian, Bro­ ther Mark came into a new territory, drew up the curriculum, gathered together faculty and stu­ dents, established regulations for the smooth maintaining of discipline, and set forth the first cycle of freshmen on its way to graduation.

Through the years he guided ©ur progress with a wise blend of firmness and friendliness, now, as the first cycle ends, we gratefully thank Brother Mark for all that he has done, wish him continued good fortune, and return his own favor­ ite greeting, "Peace.11

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MR. THOMAS FLETCHER BROTHER GAVIN, C.F.X.

BROTHER GERY, C.F.X. BROTHER GERALD EDWARD, C.F.X.

BROTHER GREGG, C.F.X. BROTHER GREGORY, C.F.X.

BROTHER JULIUS, C.F.X. BROTHER IVO, C.F.X.

BROTHER KILIAN, C.F.X. BROTHER LAURIAN, C.F.X.

BROTHER MELVIN, C.F.X. MR. JAMES MANNING

MR. WILLIAM O'LEARY BROTHER REMIGIUS, C.F.X.

MRS. HELEN ROYBAL

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S e n io r s JOHN H. BEALL Intras. 2,3 Bowling 4

JAMES E. ANGEVINE Intras. 1,2 Sod. 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Radio Club 4

DAVID BISHOP Bowling 3,4 Intras. 1,2,3,4

JOSEPH R. BLANCHARD Intras. 1,2,3 Class Officer 1 Football 1

ROBERT B. BOMBARD Football 1,2,3,4 Bsktbl. 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Class Officer 1-4

ROBERT N. BAKER Football 1,2,3,4 Intras. 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2,4 Sod. 3,4

EDWARD BECHTOLD Intras. 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Track 4

HENRY J. BISON III Radio Club 3 Bowling 2,3 Intras. 2,3

GEORGE A. BOLD Class Officer 2,4 Intras. 2,3,4

NORMAN R. BOONE Intras. 1,2

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ROBERT R. CARLSEN Intras. 1,2,3 Bowling 1

TIMOTHY W. CARRICO Bowling 1,2,3 ,4 Sod. 2,3 ,4

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RICHARD CASLER Slee Club 2,3,4 Debate 2 Sod. 2 Class Officer 2

JOSEPH A. CARROLL Bowling 1 Sod. 2,4 Class Officer 1

WILLIAM D. CHRISTENSEN Intras 1 Bowling 2,4 Class Officer 4

JOHN J. CLEMENS Intras. 1,2 Paper 1,2 Talon 4 Track 4

FRANK CRISAFULLI Intras 1,2

JOHN M. CROWLEY Intras 1,2,3*4 Honors 1 Chess Club 4

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KEVIN M. CASSIDY Football 3,4 Bsktbl. 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4

JOHN L. COYLE Intras. 1 Class Officer 1 Bowling 1,2,3,4

THOMAS DUVALL Intras. 1,2,3,4 Football 2 Sod. 3,4

Intras. 2 Sod. 2 Glee Club 3,4 Bowling 2

CHARLES EDWARDS Intras. 2,3,4 Sod. 2,3,4 Football 3 Baskt. Mngr. 2,3,4.

PETER ELSASSER Sod. 2,3,4 Bowling 2,3

RICHARD C. ERBAL Intras. 1,2,3,^ Sod. 3,4 Class Officer 4 Bowling 1,2,3,4

JAMES FEDERLINE Intras. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Talon Staff 4

WILLIAM E. FERGUSON Intras. 2 Class Officer 1,4 Radio Club 3

WALTER C. FIGIEL Intras. 1,2,3*4 Sod. 2,3,4,

THOMAS E. FISCHETTI Intras. 1,2,3,4 Honors 1,2 Baseball 3,4 Paper 3

ROBERT C. FITCH Intras. 2,3,4 Honors 1,2 Track 3

JAMES T. GILLETTE Intras. 1,2,3 Track 3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Class Officer 2

HARRY J. GOETT Bowling 2 Camera Club 3 Cross Country 4 •>*

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GEORGE L GRIESBAUER Intras. 1,2,3 Sod. 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3

FRANCIS F. GRAMBO Intras. 2,3 Class Officer 3,4 Bowling 1.2,3.4

ROBERT GRAND Intras. 1,2 Bowling 3 Honors 1

WILLIAM GRIFFIN Intras. 1,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 Class Officer 4

ROBERT C. GRIFFITH Intras. 2,3 Paper 2

ALFRED L. GUID1 Intras. 1,2 Glee Club 2 Sod. 2,3,4 Class Officer 2

PHILIP T. GRIGNON Intras. 1,2 Class Officer 4

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JAMES D. HOSPITAL Bowling 1,2

JOHN L. HOWARD Football 1,2,3,*+ Class Officer 1,2,3 Intras 1,2,3,*+ SAC Vice President

JOSEPH A. HURNEY

FRANK JAMES Bsktbl. 1,2,3,*+ Football 1,3,*+ Track 3,*+ Sod. 2,3,*+

Intras. 1,2,3,*+ Bowling 1,2,3,*+

RICHARD JOHNSON Intras. 1,2,3 Sod. 2,3,*+ Honors 1,2

JON S. JOUVENAL Football 2,3

JOSEPH A. JOUVENAL Intras. 2,3 Class Officer 1,3

THOMAS F. KEMERER Intras. 1,2,3,*+ Bowling 1,2,3,*+ Radio Club 4

PATRICK J. KENNY Intras. 2,3 Bowling 1,2

P. BART KEY Intras. 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,*+ Cheerleader 2,3,*+

PAUL MeGANN Intras. 2,3 Paper 1 Glee Club 2

FRANCIS S. MONTBRIAND Football 1,2,3,** Bsktbl. 1,2,3,** Track 3,*+ Class Officer 2,3

JOHN McMAHON Intras. 1,2,3,** Football 2 Track 3 Class Officer 3

MICHAEL F. MONTGOMERY Intras. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,** Sod. 1,2,3,**

ROBERT F. MORSE II Intras. 1,2,3 Football 1,2

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JOHN L. MURPHY Intras. 1,2,3 Class Officer 3 Auto Club 1

JAMES W. NOLAN Intras 1,2 Radio Club 3,**

MICHAEL L. MURPHY Honor Society 3,4 Glee Club 3,**

JAMES N. NOCK Intras. 1,2 Football 1 Class Officer 1,2

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JAMES W. PULLIAM Intras. 1,2

RONALD J. RAKOWSKI Intras. 1,2,3,*+ Bowling 1,2,3 Class Officer 2 Cross Country *+

HARRY REMMERS Intras. 1,2,3 Sod. 2,3,4 Radio Club 3»*+ Paper 3»*+

JEFFREY RICHARDSEN Baseball 3 Auto Club 1

WILLIAM G. RINALDI Intras. 1,2,3,*+ Track 3,*+ Football 2,3,*+ Class Officer 3

DONALD P. ROBERTSON Intras. 2 Bowling 1,2,3,*+ Bov/ling League Pres.

RICHARD W. RUSHMORE Bsktbl. 1,2,3,*+ Golf 1,2,3,*+ Honors 1

LOUIS P. RUSSO Intras. 1,2,3,*+ Bowling 1,3 Paper 1 Baseball 3,*+

ERIC SAPP Art Club 1

RICHARD L. SCHAPLOWSKY SAC President k Football 1,2,3,*+ Track 1,2,3,*+ Honor Society *+

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ROBERT W. STONE Intras. 1,2 Baseball 2,3 Sod. 3,k

MICHAEL J. STREEKS Paper 1 Class Officer 1,2,3»^ Sod. 2

GEORGE R. TAMALIS Bowling *+ Sod. 2 Honors 2,3**+ Science Club 2

RICHARD H. URBAN Intras. 1,2,3**+ Bowling 2,3,*+

MICHAEL K. UNDERWOOD Intras. 1,2 Glee Club 3»*+ Honors 2,3**+ Paper 3»*+ WILLIAM N. WALLACE Talon *f

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SO D A LITY Every Tuesday afternooa after close of school, the senior Sodaliets file into the biology lab for their meeting. These meetings are run by Prefect, Dick Schaplowsky, and Vice-prefect, Mike McCarthy.

At these meetings are discussed subjects ranging from teenager drinking to college life.

The Sodalists do not confine their ac­ tivities to meetings.

The annual Thanks­ giving food drive for the needy of Washing­ ton and the old-stamp collecting drive to aid foreign mission­

aries. The Wednesday Religious Activities collec­ tions and the Lenten drive for money for the Boliv­ ian Missions of the Xaveriaa Brothers and the Bishops' Relief are coordinated by the Sodality.

Every morning before school they say the Rosary in chapel and on Thursday Monsignor Coyne or Father Schaeffer hears confessions and distributes Holy Communion. The First Friday Masses are supervised by the members.

Sodalihts strive to improve in their spiritual lives by reading, studying, and holding conferences.

Sodalists at an evening of Recollection

On November 20 of the senior year, at 2 P.M., seventy-three students boarded two busses for the Retreat House in Fulkner Maryland. The Retreat Center is a spacious, comfortable, and remotely loc­ ated estate which strikes one with its feeling of security and ease.

The Retreat was conducted by Father Felix Martin, S. J. The Seniors were

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SENIO R R E T R E A T given the opportunity to put aside all other worries and considerations in order to examine their spiritual lives.

Outside spiritual exercises, talks, and conferences, mon­ astic silence was maintained.

During meals all listened to taped talks that were both interesting and uplifting. The early evenings were taken up watching movies on the wonders of God. Father Martin told of his experiences teaching in the Philipine Islands.

Some of the talks contained mat­ erial closely related to the subject matter of this year's religion course.

The boys walked around in sort of a glow for several days after returning, but the teachers found them just as mischievous as ever.

BASKETBALL

Front: F.James,R.Rushmore,F.Montbriand, S.Williamson,E.Harper,M.Talley,R.Bom­ bard, 2nd: G.Krause,J.O'Connell, K.Cassidy, R.Oecker,P.Ossi,M.Dssi,Top: M r .J.Manning, Brother Gery

The battle-scarred Falcons trudged through a tough 1961-62 schedule and finished the season with a respectable 16-9 Good Counsel started out with five flashy vic­ OPPONENT We They tories over the likes of R.Montgomery 56 39 Landon and C.U. JayVee. Landon 54 33 Entering the O'Connell Catholic U. 62 51 Tourney, the favored Fal­ Gonzaga 50 36 cons met Landon in the Calvert Hall 57 43 semi-finals and dropped Landon 42 52 their first game.

O'Connell 55 64 The team was hot and Cardoza 53 58 cold for the remaining R.Montgomery 69 55 season.

They trounced Carroll 55 52 68 73 Gonzaga, but then lost a Mackin close one to the Eagles. Mt.St.Joseph 69 47 They vanquished MSJC at Gonzaga 56 62 58 52 home, but lost in Balti­ Wheaton 58 51 more. Returning to the B-CC. Gaithersburg 54 44 St. Stephen's Tourney, 64 67 the still heavily favored Mackin Counselors again lost to Mt.St.Joseph 52 58 Landon in the semi-final Wheaton 63 49 Eastern on a last second shot.

53 73 The finest showing of Carroll 49 41 the season came against St. Alban's 73 42 42 43 St. John's.

S. William­ Landon son led an overtime vic­ Friends 79 58 St. Johns tory: 55-50.

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Above: S.Williamson sinks a long one; Below: B.Bombard goes high to block

infram urals The seniors of '62 will always remember the intense spirit with which they entered into OLGC's intramural program.

Heading the list for the whole four years was basketball. As freshmen, IC dom­ inated the Leagues. Paced by Bob Bombard and Frank James, IC swept 12 straight games. As sophomores and juniors, the B class swung in to prominence, and capped it all by taking the title in their sen­ ior year. Led by M.Yakimchik, T. Fischetti, G. Krause, R. Bos­ well, and R. Schaplowsky, this fearsome five powered its way to three titles.

The seniors wound up the last season by losing the All-Star thriller, 39-^2, to the lowly but spirited juniors. k A ' s L. Novotney; M.Yakimchik, T. Fischetti, and B. Boswell of 4B; R. O'Connor, J. Howard, and J. Haase from k C ] J. Hurney from 4d, and B. Spelman from were the senior All-Stars.

Besides basketball, the seniors took part avidly in the intramural track pro­ gram, inaugurated during their junior year.

As this year's track meet draws near, the defending team champions are 4b while individual champs are: 80 yd. dash, S. Fletcher, *tC; 100 yd. dash, B. Floyd, *+B; 220 yd. dash, J. Clemens, 4e; k k Q yd. run, R. Johnson, ^B; Half mile run, J. Haase, *tC; Mile run, R. Rakowski, 4A; broad jump, T. Kemerer, 4C; shot put, M. Yakimchik, ^B.

golf Golf is an allweather sport. Through as much of the year as possible, the members head out for the links as soon after school as possible in order to get in a round be­ fore the sun sets. The team has been going at it since Brother Clyde started the team four years ago. The varsity team plays about ten matches before enter­ ing the Private School Championship and the Schoolboy Championship.

Dick Rushmore has been the mainstay of the team from the start.

R.Rushmare,L.Sharp,P.Phelan,T.Hudson,M.Curry,J.

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the S E N IO R P R O M After weeks of preparation, on April 27, 1962 Good Counsel presented its first Senior Prom at the Manor Club near Olney, Maryland. Thanks to the com­ petence of the S.A.C. officers and the committee chairmen, the students rendered a truly brilliant affair. The following were committee chairmen: J. Heiberger, General Chairman; S. Fletcher, Co-chair­ man; G. Krause, Program and Announcement; B. Key, Favors; C.Edwards,table reservations; Joe Jouvenal, Flowers; J. Federline, Decorations; J. O'Connell, Refreshments; J. Howard, chaperones; A. Guidi, or­ chestra and arrangements.

Upon arrival, a seafood dinner was served to the music of the Sylvians. Then some tables were re­ moved for dancing. The girls outdid themselves with their splendid hairdos and gowns. At 10:30, the promenade took place; a favor, a blue and silver medal, was presented to each girl. Rhonda Hutchin­ son, R. Schaplowsky'8 date, and Elaina Cecil, J. Heiberger's date, were presented with bouquets. One O'Clock, and the candlelight hues playing on faces and flowers and the sounds of laughter and harmon­ ious brass passed into memory.

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THE F A L C O N EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: G. Krause MANAGING EDITOR: R. Gallant WRITERS: R.Smith,G. Bald, J.Piquado,D.Gard­ ner ,J .C arro 11 ,R .Schaplousky,M.McCarthy,P. Hebert,H.Remmers,L. Sharp,F.James,E.Harper, D.Robertson,T.Carrico, F.Haase,R.Rushmore,C. Broun,R.Casler ARTISTS: J .Angevine,R. Baker,J.Heiberger,P. McGann DESIGNERS: R.Flynn,R. Johnson,M.Montgomery, M.Davis,C.Eduards,J. 0 'Connell,D.Herron TYPISTS: J.Clemens,D. Capelie,F.Grambo,M. Streeks,M.Smith,G. Tamalis PHOTOGRAPHER: D.Yates

CHARLES HILL 9605 Garwood St. ARTHUR HILLY Olney JAMES HOSPITAL 13006 Freeland Rd.Rock.

JOHN HOWARD 9702 Lawndale Dr. JOSEPH HURNEY 12924 Georgia Ave. FRANK JAMES 415 Waterford Rd. RICHARD JOHNSON 9405 Thornhill Rd. JON JOUVENAL 910 Silver Spring Ave. JOSEPH JOUVENAL 4521 49 St. N.W. THOMAS KEMERER 3805 DeLano St. PATRICK KENNEY 5333 42 St. N.W. PHILLIP B. KEY 106l6 Harper Ave. A. GERALD KRAUSE 1802 Alcan Dr. EDWARD R. LARA 5467 Nevada Ave. N.W. JOHN LEONARD 2608 Dawson Ave. JAMES LYONS 12413 Shelter Lane Bowie ROBERT MARCHONE 2403 Hayden Dr. DENNIS MARTIN 12611 Georgia Ave. LARRY MARTINEZ 401 Glenmont Rd. JAMES MATTINGLY 5415 Nebraska Ave.N.W. m i c h a e l Mc Ca rthy 6 Granville Dr. THOMAS McCATHRAN 109 Maple Ave. Washington Grove PAUL MeGANN 200 King William Dr. Olney JOHN McMAHON 3705 Calvend Lane Kensington FRANCIS MONTBRIAND 2669 Cory Terrace MICHAEL MONTGOMERY 2900 Loma Lane

ROBERT MORSE 9402 Stateside Court DENNIS MULKEY 9718 Dilston Rd. JOHN MURPHY 10205 OldField Dr. Kensington MICHAEL MURPHY 4803 Oxbow Rd.Rock.

JAMES NOLAN 3912 Adams Dr. JAMES NOCK 11313 Collegeview Dr. LAURENCE NOVOTNEY 12917 Holdridge Rd. STEPHEN O'BRIEN 7400 Nevis Rd.Beth.

JOSEPH O'CONNELL 3 Park Valley Rd. JOHN O'CONNOR 5115 Morland Lane,Beth.

RICHARD O'CONNOR 13121 Bluhill Rd. JAMES OSTMANN 915 McCeney Ave. ROBERT PEARCE 14710 Peach Orchard Rd. THOMAS PELLAND 3020 Homewood Pkwy.

Kensington JAMES PERRETTA 11709 Nairn Rd. JOHN PIQUADO 9707 23 Avenue Adelphi JAMES PULLIAM 4707 Falcon St. Rock.

RONALD RAKOWSKI 3409 Fredale St. HARRY REMMERS 2509 Mason St. JEFFREY RICHARDSEN 491 N.Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg WILLIAM RINALDI 10704 Ordway Dr. DONALD ROBERTSON 622 Mississippi Ave. RICHARD RUSHMORE 3505 Frederick PI. LOUIS RUSSO 10507 Proctor St. ERIC SAPP 11110 Nicholas Dr. RICHARD SCHAPLOWSKY 3929 Havard St.

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ROBERT SCHWARTZ 19 Thomas Dr. EDMUND SCIULLO 10209 Parkwood Dr. LEON SCOTT 2507 Navahoe St. Hyattsville THOMAS SCULLEN 208 Whitmore Ter. LOUIS SHARP 9945 Cherry Tree Lane ALEXANDER T. SINTETOS 13312 Sherwood Forest Dr. MICHAEL SKINNER 4903 Druid Dr. Kens.

BARRY SMITH 2504 Hildarose Dr. MITCHELL SMITH 1229 Dale Dr. ROGER SMITH 10003 Lorain Ave. BRIAN SMYTH 13006 Parkland Rd. Rockville ROBERT SPELMAN 804 Rowen Rd. JOSEPH SPERAPINI 3703 Kenway St. ROBERT STONE 1915 Henry Rd. Rock.

MICHAEL STREEKS 1710 Brisbane St. MICHAEL TALLEY 15021 Rosecroft Rd. Rockville GEORGE TAMALIS 10820 Georgia Ave. MICHAEL UNDERWOOD 718 Midland Rd. RICHARD URBAN 4319 Everett St. Kens.

WILLIAM*WALLACE 13405 Keating St.Rock.

RICHARD WALSH 13405 Monocacy Dr. TIMOTHY WEED 2912 Collins Ave. WAVERLY WHEELER 5015 Aspen Hill Rd. STEPHEN WILLIAMSON 9910 Edgehill Lane MICHAEL YAKIMCHICK 204 Howe Dr. Olney

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