Academy of Our Lady / Spalding Institute - Summa Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1965 volume:

1 i A 1 I I 1 1 1 v ,U hs xy -v x A . ' 1 4 1'-P. 1' .1 Ll, . E H fl " na nh 4 J, s', in 1-., . A F 'u J 1 ' . .ly U L. u . , . 1, - ,, 1. 'I Y l'g 1 Lx. If J la I rf'- .I . .I, B.. ,I P' I rf ' . A -,v v fy. . JL ,..J 'il ".+,1T' Q.: I 1 , Q v w-L N SUMMA - 1965 Academy of Our lady palding Institute Peoria, Illinois MW. ww ,N Q ,fm-.www ,P Jr! '- li' ill if-H J , gil Qin! all asia a l sie! all ee! ESI 4- -4 SPALDING Since I898 when Bishop John Lancasier Spalding founded his high school for boys, Spalding Insfiiufe has been dedicafed fo ihe progres- sive Caiholic educafion of young men. This spirii of progress was firsf infroduced 'ro Spalding by +he bro+hers of ihe Socieiy of Mary, who were renowned for iheir disci- pline and high academic sfandards. In l933, fhe Benediciine Faihers ioolr over ihe adminisfrafion of 'I'he school, and under ihem Spalding made greai' educaiional sfrides. The Benedicfines began an exfensive building program which reached ifs fulfillmenf wiih fhe complefion of 'ihe Schlarman Annex which added 'lhirieen classrooms io The school. ln I950, 'lhe Clerics of Sain+ Via'I'or began 'leaching af Spalding. Tradiiionally a progressive order, fhe Viafofians iniroduced new ieach- ing mefhods and coniinued fhe various building proiecis. In l953, ihe gymnasium was complefed. Today, Spalding lnsiiiuie 'through a sfreamlined curriculum which includes four years of mafhemafics and 'lhree of science, and 'lhrough dedicaiion fo 'lhe ideals of Cafholic educafion has become one of 'l'he most highly regarded schools in fhe sfafe, providing o ground 'For ihe dreams and aspirations of 1-he young men passing 'through If 0 O . '4L!i -'1 Q, - gs -i.:L:f.g, . l , . j . - "'-."-s -. ' s.f- , . 1 N- 'A 5... ,553 , ' x , 4 . .sa J- . O ' .J . , 1' A ., ' ' ' 'fm " 4 . 1 , ,X . ' is ' x .X-xr ' E, IAQ.. .e , -Q ' si .4 , ' 4. . ,fa . ' sum. . -....,-....a..a...,...,........, , 1 .,., ....... .,, ...,-- , , .f' " I 1 ' ACADEMY On April I9, I863, seven Sisiers of Sf. Joseph of Carondolei' arrived in Peoria for fhe purpose of sfarfing a selecf boarding and day school for young women. The Sisiers firsi' occupied a house on Jefferson Avenue. The nex+ locaiion occupied by fhe Sisfers was on Madison Avenue. If was here 'lhai ihe Sisfers esfablished fhe firsi' academy for fhe young ladies of Peoria. ln I874 fhe Academy moved 'lo iis presen+ sife near Sl. Mary's Caihedral. A+ ihai' fime +he enrollmeni consisied of 80 sfudenfs which has since increased 'l'o 800 siudenfs. The firsi' maior expansion occurred in I929 wifh fhe consfrucfion of fhe Edmund Dunne Hall, 'l'he gymna- sium, and 'lhe audiforium. More recenfly ofher changes and new confribuiions and addifions have been made af ihe Academy. Among 'ihem are iwo new science labs, remodeled foods and chemisfry labs. a complefely modernized language lab, a new business machines room, as well as a new library addifion. As The Academy sfudenfs move forward fo new visias of Knowl- edge. they will always be grateful 1-o fhe dedicafed Sisiers whose unfiring efforls inspired lhem 'lo seelr new and beH'er horizons. 51' we .-.Q 'gs -4 fn fling ' J, M4 v A . U, V. , 'E - 1 5 H l ' v , i ,I i W a V i 9' 5 l ,I t , . . . -I li! "' 'i . -.fa s. ' ge. J .--K i N W N -3 1 Q X , f C7 .1 Y ww 1 dv' fm VH. FA wil Lmh V rm Uv, . mu M1 !U'1"H v ,gfw M' ,v 'vu wp' ' ? g f4"' ly W, ,M iv ,vj , 4 2-11 M mfi !w clecllca tion In 11 '?l:,,pl'v,f H m 11 J ifrfrwgzfi 25'flfJUfi1fNW-rifj rv V, M fr- H wi r'rmrc3w on VVfl'f:'f4 UC. T" '5.ymbfvNwz'1- Www lwvp-4 f m A V11 QU mi-rw. X 'wm- Nvg -5 'I .- uv Nf Tin . , U. Q Q Q X u xf P ' v I 59 fx K' Xi RX K ' 4 5 P x N - 'O- PN Arif.-Nr, ,.. J' 25 ' if Q X 3 ,S V V! 4 -nnnn..... 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A promisin school ear begins Monclonor Peidy celebrahes The annual Thanksgiving Mass beTore The combined sTudenT bodies oT Spalding and The Academy. 8 stops 5+ Hue 'oclcer which He m.-.QM occupf during me Sched war. Affer a Hedic firsf day of school, We freshmen gamer in me Corwin? Yfllfi fu rf,-lm for fi MW ff'l0lT1l"Df', md mcfi new +f1 d V. , iff, -x' 'I "M" 011. 4 ,4 5 ,Q--Us ll: --.- .'.. ..- C-V 1 ,. V. . 1 .15 Jaya.: . 'B qv-1 H .L- -51' ,,ns'.. 'hw -Wifi: -A4 ,va -4, QQ l "T"u.i. tal 'X an Q 2 A 1 f I Brian Finn makes We Hrs? of many ln' AX bg I Q - ff" 'F x R- new S 'wv Tffxmm, f.4l,.VfV' 'md S ' ' F Lfrvzlg th- mM N' 'Ujfnf - inf: F ' xr' ,mx dwg 1+ Jw . Rich in broadening experien ces. One of The bug even+s for Jrhe Freshmen each year is fhe annual Chrisrmas dance. Farher Reardon demonsrrares The won- d r and 'rh 15 wt h 4+ f e-, eun-ocernrsryo his General Science dass. rf" Qg, r r 5 7 , , R42 Q . 1 Q W! Q I Bob Wilfz ponders The mysferie-3 ol Elemen- 'rary Mafhemafical Analysis while he walls for his "poly sci" class af 2:l2. A mornenr of prayer in a busy life gives solace fo an Academy girl. v I I "Snow blow, winler go!" ls The dominanl lhouqhr ol The lug "slave lhey shovel away a mounlain ol snow lrorn Spaldincjs sidewalk. 1.1. visa? ' - K S Q , I 1 1 Z -1 A! gr 5 ? Z-fe Q , Q -4 ff "Lf I ,r" X ,N JAX Wim .Q U. was--eg Mix 1 5 f ff f .1 47 I y 5 YW, , . il Maj. , 1 A ,,,,. ,, , Z A Q' if , , 02' f H , ti. ,, , nu '1 mwwqwm ,, 'MMG nl , .9 .f,.M-maan- . I , JJ I ,, ,, Q ,,, ., W , MA . . WAAM' fun W- , , ' f , ' ,- ,,..Z,,V 4 1113 fag,-,.,, f Table of Contents Academics ..... 14 Organizations . . . 26 Activities . . . . . 58 Athletics . . . . 80 Classes . . . . . . 108 Business . . . . . 184 "Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. Our requirements for world leadership, our hopes for economic growth and the demands of citizenship itself in an era such as this all require the maximum development of every young American's capacity." -John F. Kennedy J ----,-' V ra 1 in - 4 x 'L J-I Realit Attained hrou h REII' ion The effect of revised religion courses on the students of the Academy and Spalding has been electrifying. Class participation through reports and an emphasis on positive theology have helped to enliven religion classes for students and make the ancient truths of the faith applicable in a world beset with new problems. The Ecumenical Council has also served as the basis of inspiration for our students. The new emphasis on the liturgy has awakened all of its mean- ing to us, and brought us to a fuller understanding of the Mystical Body of which we are members. . Mary Fosco places her host in the ciborium, as her fellow classmates stand in line preparing to assist at Mass in the Academy Auditorium. Seniors and Juniors attend Mass every first Thursday and the Sophomores and Freshmen on the third Thursday. Father Reardon helps Spalding's students make the Mass more significant in their lives with his sermon on the new liturgy. Torn Raya assists as Father Lund offers Holy lvlass. Academy girls and Spalding boys have the privilege of attending Mass every school day in the Spalding chapel, l Spalding: sfudenrs have a chance lo unire lhemselves wifh God during rhe monrhly celebrelion ol Mass, These devolions inslill qrealer senrimenfs ol adorarion and reverence rhroughour fhe whole school. Sludenrs parricipale as eller boys and chorus members while rhe resf of 'rhe sfudenr body sings and reeires The lirurgy. r! i A realizalizn if Chrislie lie iii' Us was broiiqhr closer To the shi- Clenis cl The Ac-aienmr b, W'-3 Junior ard Scrphimire S'?dilifl'l perlrayfil .fri rhe pnssiin ,and ealh ol Chfizr. 17 cience 0 ens A World 0 p f Discovery In this forst moving World of scientific ond technologi- col odvonces, the Accxdemy ond Spolding crre doing their port to instruct students in the bosic os Well cis the od- vonced sciences. The study of trigonometric functions, cr filmstrip on the structure of CI leoif or the preporrotion of hydrogen offers o chollenge for the student todoiy ond moy open the door to or future ccrreer in one of these fields. - These busybody sophs are prying into the private world of green algae, one ot several simple organ- isms. which they study in their lab. These iunior chemistry students perfect titrating techniques in the chemistry lah. 18 ' i 'fkhww Q A Kathy Martin and Mary Jo Lehnhausen don't seem to mind the "hot and bother" of iodine sublima- tion. "We love our lab period," quoth they. f -,,,.-1-1-' P- kim, 4 5 ai A""'W fha V F annum:-,W MMO fb, ff 3 fl. , is-fwep.-r:.: 2. A' K 8 M,- Mr. Brookharfs classes are noied for rheir unusual approach lo The sludy of hisfory. John Marlin and Mike Machens demonslrafe lhe conslrucfion of an English mud-and-waffle hui of The l3fh ceniury. ln fhe background are lhe various implemenls oi soldiering of Thai period. Business and History Bookkeeping requires much Marge and ourside work Larry Curry is picrured here working in his guide book alfer Mr. l-laley's leclure. Jim Dallon and Larry Curry check wilh Mr. Haley on fhe proper enrry of fheir income lax forms in a record book as parl of lheir praclical applicalion of bookkeeping principles. 14, 'S-. 1 sl.. Students ot the business machines class work busily at the various machines turning out assignments with precision and etticiency. Fundamentals 0 a Modern ociet Under the direction of Sister Mary Gabriella, Head of the Business Department, and Mr. Ronald Haley, Chairman ot the Department ot Commercial Studies, the Academy and Spalding turn out competent and highly trained business men and Women. All aspects ot the business world are included in the curriculum from typing and business machines to consumer economics and business law. The History Departments, under the direction ot Sister Ann Regis and Mr. Gerald Brookhart aim to give students a basic understanding ot the conditions which have combined to produce the civilization in Sister Ann Regis makes use of the new overhead proie-Cor by slrowin' the bankiiig system ot the United States to one ot the economici classes -If-QTJ. which we live, along with a comprehensive knowledge of the history ot our state and nation. Speech instructor Mr. Ritschel, and his students appear captivated by Sue Kellerstrass during one ot her dramatic re-citations. ,ix .L 21 "J'entre dans la salle de classef' Sister David Louise greets her Senior French class at the begnning ofthe year in the Academy language lab. Languages Provide Background for nderstandin Members of this third year Latin class concentrate on their noteftalc- ng as Father Sweeney dictates passages from Ovid. 22 3 More and more the value of literature, combined with the polishing effect of perfect grammar was stressed in English classes looth at Spalding and the Academy. The classical study of foreign languages at both schools was supplemented by practical lab and dis- cussion periods. The fine language departments en- deavored to instill in their students a true appreciation of the part which foreign languages play in modern society. I Fafh 1 Th E er Lund point mn the diiference- befwcon Hpaszi- cnmpw.,-" nd the "iinpir1riir" io his Freshman French Clizw. Freshman Spanish studenfs look right af hom-2 as fhey seffle dcwn fo anofhor period in Spfildf inq's Spanish lah. . , Q . . . , n - a . . 1 4 . Mike Cowan, Dan Oiconnor and Qilies Lonfeen fake Their skills To rhe- board before fhe crificai eyes of a combined Senior-Sophomore French class. Domestic and Fine Arts The cooking students of today are the future homemakers of tomorrow. Under the excellent guidance of Sister Mary Blanche the seniors and juniors in Foods Class are instructed in the fundamentals of meal planning. Throughout the year the cooking students prepare refreshments for faculty teas and special occasions. Besides foods the Academy also offers clothing and family living classes. While the Foods students are busy preparing meals the Sophomore Chorus is over in the choral room practicing for their next concert. Perfection in the art of singing is the main objective of the chorus. ' -sf" You wont have any excuse now for not knowing how to cook," says Sister Mary Timothy as she pins the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award on Keryl Lee. ? Becky Conlon, Annette Gury, and Cheryl Bisiaux watch with interest as Catherine -AM, V Coates gives a demonstration on knead- ing dough. if ' ' N + " 'ss A . VA' , Q ,f'f ""i f X , , r :Y fx , . 4 tv K ophomore Chorus The l965 members of the Sophomore Chorus are: first row: Pam Bell, Barb Banister, Linda Vitetow, Marylee Finnegan, Ruth Croegaert, Mary Ann Beaupre, Kathy Randall, Joyce Walton, Rita Owens, Linda Craig, Peggy l-liggins, Colleen Kenny, Kathy Sullivan, Susie Donnigan, Sylvia Rashid: second row: Kathy Drohen, Mary Stubbs, Claire l'lallinan, Joanne Meisimer, Kay Elger, Veronica Rickey, Kathy Maruso, Martha Sierra, Diane Bergevin Brenda Sterling, Janie Banks, Bernice Banks, Sally Kaiser, Mary Jo Roberts: third row: Paula Ehringer, Chris Linsley, Phillis Maroon, Carol Bush, Peggy Tinsley, Janice Clark, Peggy Toal, Ann Lehnhausen, Linda Moon, Diana Tassart, Delores Hoskins, Sue Wietekamp, Mary Beth Schicksup Chris Oakes, Linda Cadigin: fourth row: Rose Butzen, Doris Roth, Chris Puhal, Terry Bannon, Judy Robinson, Kathy Strassburger, Doris Fennel. Mary Ann Stoughton, Cindy Maher, Alice Brophy, Becky Maloney, Alice Dixon, Cheryl Leibel, Sheila Hagan, Connie Burk: fifth row: Linda Davis Barb trlappach, Nancy l-laasis. Petra Shraw, Linda Strauman, Jean Merrick, Julie Cihla, Joyce Tigue, Mickey McFarland, Sue Wilson, Chris Moorey, Mary Arn Morrissey, Carol Berg, Ruth LaRosche, Kathy Pfister: Missing from the picture are: Chris Noirot, Nancy Dickerson, Kathy Richards, Marilyn Miller, Chris Weber, Cindv DuPage, Chris Rettig, Aileen McDermott, ' ' "V "" " 32 f ' ' 1' it ,' Ts 1" "H" " "7 'I if 2 "' ' Vs " 2 I 4 ' g' ' i , . Q i , ,. i Q f f 'V Q T ii '53 2 V Rf 2 ' is 2 3 , , f . i i A ' 1 1.1 s ' ' i 5 ' f Q 2 .A r ig , A John Miller does a rough pencil sketch under the watchtul eye ot Greg Lamb. -gf l i l , in D: Kat rt K .vsp hy Lueblzeri. Theresa lVlcG'Jvvfir1 HV'-4 MGH' im5,gyf,g ggfjlggug thi-ir work io: the Academy Qxliibii. Beau! and Practica lit Under the direction of Father Raymiind Novacelc and Sister Mary Agnetta, the art pro- grams at Spalding and the Academy strive to bring out the creative talents of the students along with developing a keen appreciation for art. Academy students have entered their works in many exhibits throughout the area meriting praise not only tor their individual work but also tor the entire art department. Sister Marv Agriettw coriiffitiilfitei. i vi-ry peeisid in 25 c I n W s ll Pat Lucas and Mary Maushard ioytully gave up many ot their spare-time hours, along with other Academy girls, to help make the Christmas basket drive a success. On their way to greet the members ot the A.F.S. Panel are Student Council otticers, Patty Jewell, President: Patty McShane, Vice-President: Mary Jo Willis, Treas- urer: and Jeanne Mariani, Secretary. These hard-working girls represent their homerooms as members ot the Academy Student Council. They are: seated: Mary Ann Beaupre, Kathy Randall, Pat Manning, Connie Prunch, Margie McNamee, Corky Hagemann, Mary Cannon, Debbie Smith, Denise Donnelly, Mary Jo Lehnhausen, Pe-ggie Ringness, Carol Kelly, and Amy Sloan. Standing are: Marcia DuPage, Peggy Kelly, Karen Howe, Ellie Walloch, Michele Pabon, Michele McMorrow, Kathy Bartley, Kathy Knezoyich, Sharon Judd, Kathy McQuellon, and Leanne Toal. Academy Student Council With the passing of another year, the Academy Student Council, under the able direction ot Sister Mary Agnetta, again looks back with pride at the success ot its undertakings. As the representatives of the student body, the Council, seeking to better faculty-student relationships, sponsored a highly 28 successful Teacher Appreciation Day. Other Council directed activities included a Halloween Barn Dance, the annual Christmas Food Basket Drive, a Freshman Welcome Day, a revision ot the Council Constitution, and a sponsorship of the American Field Service Panel. The members ot Spaldincfs Stu- dent Council are: first row: George Saal, Gordon Gilomen, Bob Zinserf second row: John Ad- ams, Bill Schatfnit, Mike Sullivan, Pat Kelly, Jim Schwab, Mike Kelly: 'third row: Tom McNamara, Guy Johnson, Steve Akers, Bob Abraham, George Owens, Kelly Seller: fourth row: Rick Ward, Joe Gibson, Ray l-luerta, John Mundie. Chuck Petrosky, Mike Kenny: fifth row: Tom Wick, Mike Conlon, Don Stephens. Bill De- Bates, Jim Lintz, Tom Raya: sixth row: John O'l-learn, Joe Giltillan, Dan Eckhold, Tom Lavin. Caught on their way to the Mid-State Eight Student Council Meeting held at the Academy are Spalding's Council otticers, Treasurer, Tom Lintzg Moderator, Father Novacekq Secretary, Tom Wake: Correspond- ing Secretary, Tim Gura: President, Jim Kelly, and Vice-President, Dave Broderic. Steve Akers delivers his report on the Christmas Bas- ket Drive at the weekly Student Council meeting. xx -,9ud.- - paldin tualent ouncil Providing an ettective link between the administration and the student body, this years Student Council has completed another successtul year. The Student Council is moder- ated by Father Raymund Novacek and tlirouali activities such as l-lomecomina, the Chocolate Drive, Crystal Ball, and the Christmas Basket Drive it has provided the students ot Spalding with opportunities to participate in and con- tribute to the educational, social, and religious aspects ot school lite. .p" 29 This year 32 Seniors have been named to the National l-lonor Society. They are, first row: Nancy Powers, Kristy Burlc, Sue Stambaugh, Pam Bour- scheidt, Pauline Bozdech, Sue l-ladanlc, Kathy Best, Mary Mueller: second row: Connie Prunch, Lynn Caragher, Bonnie Bailey, Patty McShane, Pat' Jewell, Cathy Myers, Janice Leibel, Jan Armstrong: third row: Sue Peplow, Carolyn Voss, Mary Ann Hoeclcer, Nancy Gilinslcy, Eileen Gramlich, Pat Anton, Pam Raya. Kathy Bannon: fourth row: Mary Morrow, Debbie Smith, Toni Saccenti, Nancy Woods, Caryl Risen, Margie McNamee, Mary Jo Lehnhausen, and Maureen McNamara. Honor ocieties The members ot the National Honor Society ot the Academy and Spalding combine the qualities ot scholarship, character, and leadership in serving their school and community. The major project undertaken by the Academy chapter ot the National Honor Society was the re- modeling ot the Guidance Qttice. They financed this endeavor through the proceeds they received from sponsoring a movie. Both societies have been seen ushering at many ot the social functions and have been participants in community drives. 30 In their leisure time, these National Honor Society members, Nancy Gilinslay, Pam Raya, and Polly Bozdech, arrange the many college catalogs in the Guidance Ottice into various groups tor easy reterence. 1 The hard working officers oi ine Academy Nafional Honor Socieiy are Kafhy Besf, Secrefaryq Jan Arrnsfronq, Vice-President Cafny Myers, President and Sue PepTow, Treasurer. 1, FI CT? T - Mainfaininq Ca beffer Hman "B" average has qimiiried Those Spalding rnen To be members OT The Nafionaii Hcinf or Sociefy. The-y are, firsf row: Sieve Ocns, Jack Magqii, Jerry Wiirrick, Bob Wi'+z Terry Traniinfi Mark Viqei, Mike W.nrd, and Jokwn Riferq second row: Jim Kell, Tfrn Gilfiiian, Frank Radoseyiclw, Randy Irion, Ken Heippficn, Jim Markosky Mike Ge-akey, Tyan Sitkraedir Tirn Vicki" Terry Pifzen, Sfeve Linsley, Tim Gnrfi, PfiTWk1iie,5nw Tin Vifnke. Abisenf Trom The picmre is Rick Wi?ird. A1 inf 'f We-ii' difiea as inen'ibir5 if Wu- Nwfiiff' T-T'if"" Siici-fix, Pwr WTvi+5- 'ind Tim KELMS1 pr: i mn ,ivgifa bei-ire First Fridii, Mai. 31 lklallnu fare 'rhal class panels are lr order belore lhey go To The prlnler are lhls yearls SUMMA eclhorg and moderalors. They are: ' Siler Thomas Maureen, Nancy Wrircrds, Sl-eye Qchs, Nancy Pow- M erg Father Leo Cooper, and Jim Joyce. K sk lf S U M M A pholoqraphers Mary Pal Slevin, Carolyn Voss. Mary Ann Nelson, and Tom Walse examine nenarlyes and prepare ro enlarge prlnls ln Spalcl- inin'-5 remocleled darlc room. Mlsslnq lrorn lhe plclure ls Jerry Wrarrlcl. 32 was The unsung heroes of the SUMMA are its staff. Sorting pictures for the class section are: seated: Katie McVeain, Rick Warcl, Jeanne Shank: standing: Pat Anton, Eileen Gramlich, Tom Waldfurf, Mary Kay Michael. Terry Trantina, Joan Janovetz, Nancee Darlinq, and Dan Powell. It Sports editors Steve Linsley, Gary Ruhaak, and John Riter select pictures for the football section. N I E X '1 -4 - ug gat A m-mi' 'Y ii. in 51" 5' 11' f"'1 21+ grbg, 'Tig 'cl 3' , 1 A if 'v. '7f' Jf ,f - , ' A My -x Hifi I ' ' '. f r- ' -31 ' 1- . ,I .. , C- t' 1 i' 1 .J - . ' J 44 If . A , at 1 f.. f-1 - . fi " 6 . ,, xv 'L ' ' . P , ' Q 1257 ' +- ' . , .i 1. - 4 , ' 1.21 -A-.W p V ., A Q-rs ,N V, I as ' qw ltwfyigie. g i Smas- The members of th? Business Staff, Pat Manning, Teresa Walton, and Mike Carroll, match ad cuts with layouts as Lynn Caragher and Fred Grawey check addresses of the patrcns. UMMA ln 1953 the SUMMA looked back over the last century. ln 1964 it looked forward to the future. In the 1965 SUMMA we have tried to explain and display, in a small way, the character of the students of Spalding and the Academy, a character built upon great traditions, looking to the promising future. We feel our theme Seeking New Horizons exemplifies this character e a constant striving for success and perfection. We, the staff, under the direction of Sister Thomas Maureen, CSI., and Father Leo Cooper, C.S.V,, hope that we have provided you, the students, with a permanent record of the 1955 school year that you will cherish and hope that we have influenced you in some small way to seek new and greater horizons in all fields of life which you enter. 33 Sari QLSSFYD' ,sv Eau gl 4. Checking the proots tor 'lie next edition oi WEVV- POINT, are members ot the statt: Pat McDermott, Margie McNamee, Denese R o b b. Jan Armstrong, N a n cy Gilinslry. Mary st sf-. K Mueller, Debbie Smith, and Pat Bailey. Missing from the picture is Denise Don- relly. X e ore putting i n a ' 4 touches on Sue Mette's 3,Zs,sfZ3 A VIEWPOINT pasief, MW' Jeanne Peters stops to admire Susie Bunce's sketches tor the inside pages. u.. fi Js,s,i,,,V .J Picture: Q few tcature this year tor VIEWPOINT, are being approved by Georgia Noyotny, Editor: Martha Bruemrner, Assistant Editor: and Sister Martha Mary. moderator. Betore leaving tor a journalism convention in Milwaukee. the-se anxious members ot the staff pose tor a quick picture. Accompanied by their moderator, Sister Martha Mary, are: Beclcy Heinz. Pam Raya, Georgia Novotny, Martha Bruem- rner, and Mary Jane Eaves. wit in i is Lf ! 2 W i S , L , . . U ,A We ..,, VIE WPOIN T The VIEWPOINT, now in its sec- ond yecir ot publicoition, hos ogorin proven its excellence in the three editions published this yecrr. Under the direction oi Sister Molrthoi Motry, short stories, esscrys ond poems, Written by Accrderny students were compiled into or superb literory moigozine. .J Senior members oT The lNSTlTUTE have assisTed The ediTors in Turning ouT an if-xcelleni newg mugfizine. They are: Jim Kelly, Rick Blanc, Tom Wfifig- Tom l.inTz, Mark MalooT, Bob EaTon, Jerry Tigue, Mike Geskey, Mike Cerrofl, Jim Blaschek, Eob May, Jerry Winrrick Terri Trartine Mike Ward Trim Weirzerl, and Bob Wiliz. BroTher Houde and BroTher Or- ben rneeT with senior ediTors, Tim Suri and Rfk Weird ard iunor ediT3rs Tim Kelley and Ben Bla, del, To discuss plans Tor The nexT issue. The makeup crew hand- les The Technical aspecTs oT INSTITUTE producTion. Here Mike Mcliloskey and Dick BelTrimini prepare To burn e plaTe To be used on Spaldings OTT-seT press. The l965 INSTITUTE sTaTT has continued a Tradition of providing a Tine news magazine To The sTu- dents of Spalding. The INSTITUTE is unigue in ThaT The students are responsible Tor iTs entire pro- ducTion, including The prinTing, Faculty moderators, BroThers Iere orne Urban and Donald P. Houde, coordinate eTTorTs as sTudenTs con- Tribute Their TalenTs in wriTing, photography, art, and printing. Junior sTeTT members, Jim Schwab, Paul -nf Seker, Terry Irion, Jim l-Terms, Jack Mc- Piamee, Tim Ceraigiher, Mike Carden, STei.e Gorman, and John O'l'Tearn check makeup work on The ChrisTmes issue. To flue assembled music sludenls ol Spalding and llue Academy. Vs 4 fs FQ 'E uw K2 ii Donald Vorlruees, famed direcror of flue Bell Telepluone Syruupluony Orclrueslra, mueels willu Sisler Tluomas Marie and Falluer Wluire aller luis inulormariye remarks Tlrue Acadernelres pause 'ro enjoy flue decoraliye surroundings al ulue scene of one out llueir many performances. Tlue Acaclemerues are, from le-ll lo riqlul, Pam Boursclueidl, Kalluy Harris, Diana Alwan, Nancy Riley, Arunelle Monloya, Becky Colley, Susan Hadanlc, Jan Armslrong, Clurisly Rose, Caryl Risen, Judy McMurray. Eileen Grarruliclu, Sue Peplow, Joan Mccavill, Calluy Myers, and Mary Fosco. Missing from 'flue piclure is Linda Kennelly. 36 11,5152 if 94 7'1" 5 . , vi ' . -' 5 A' V Members of the Girls' Choral group are, first row: Annette Montoya, Suzanne Stephens, Jeanne Lal'lood, Linda Krayislcy, Janet Boehl, Cathy Myers, Pat Manning, Cathy Michael, Linda Kennelly, Patty McShane, Kathy l-larris, Annette Gury, Susie l-ladanlr, Mary Cannon: second row: Mary Ann Muller, Diana Alwan, Colleen Murphy, Patty Miller, Virginia Garnsey, Nancy Darling, Audrey Sterling, Sharon Kellogg, Nancy Riley, Pam Bourscheidt, Kathy Meiers, Mary Pat Slevin, Pat Wamsley, Judy McMurray. Sandy Gottschallc, Lyhnette Gury, Nancy Vespa: third row: Susie Strassburger, Laura Grawey, Kitty Kenny, Maureen McLinden, Carol l-louston, Luann Stenger, Cindy Stanard, Sharon Conerty, Michel Ryan, Mary Ann Murray, Kathy Bannon, Carol Flynn, Carol Eaton, Mary Endres. Theresa Thompson, Chris Williams, Kathy Best: fourth row: Sherry Soldati, Carol Haddad, Chris Rose, Kathy Burlc, Janice Leibel, Connie Prunch, Cindy Baker, Carol Latham, Kathy Coates, Kathy Peters, Val Bushell, Sonia Cisna, Carol Swan, Jan Armstrong, Mary Couri, Bobby Schlenker, Rita Kilmer? fifth row: Susie Voss, Jessica Wilhelm, Susie Pe-plow, Kathy Knezoyich, Mary Hagemann, Sue Gorman, Frances Richmond, Joan McCayitt, Mary Ann Fosco, Theresa Peterson, Sharon MacLean, Carolyn Voss, Margie McNamee, Linda Berg, Linda Leighty, Pat Berardi, Eileen Gramlich, Caryl Risen. ,gg fllusic En riches he Choo! Year Under the direction of Sister Ellen lames, CST, the Academy Music Department has grown in stature and in size. The Music De- partment offers the Academy girls participa- tion in the Girls' Chorus, the Sophomore Chorus, the Mixed Chorus, and the Acadee mettes. The Mixed Chorus has, during the past year, Won many awards and citations for its performances in choral festivals. The Academettes, a group of well train- ed and extremely talented girls, represent the Academy at many social events, Glee Club officers Linda Ciottschallc Treasurer: Maureen Mcljnden, Secretary Arnetle Montoya Vice-President' and Caryl Risen President, discuss plans tor t a forth-coming concer. 37 i 3 l The Academy-Spalding Mixed Chorus memloers are: 'firsl' row: Sisler Ellen James, co-direcior, Anneire Monioya, Becky Coiiey, Carhy Myers, Dave Anzaldua, Joe l'luer'ra, Ray l-luerla, Pam Bourscheidi, Kaihy l-larris, Sue l'laclank, Mr. Eugene Farris, co-direciorq second row: Diana Alwan, Chris Rose, Sue Slrassburqer, Sieve l-leinz, Tim Roih, Gary Benneir, Nancy Riley, Linda Gorischalk, Jan Armsrronq, Judy McMurray: +l1ird row: Caihy Mich- ael, Sherry Soldaii, Audrey Slerling, Torn Weinzerl, John l-loulihan, Jim McMahon, Mike Marvin, Doug Smiih, Pal' Manning, Linda Kennelly, Caryl Risen: fourfh row: Carol Haddad, Sue Peplow, Mary Hagemann, David Novy, Bob l-loulihan, Frank Radosevich, Brian Finn, Cindy Slanard, Val Bushell, Karhy Bannon, fiHl1 row: Carol Lalham, Joan McCavi++, Frances Richmond, Mark Malooi, Ray Bill, Skip Morris, Fred Anzaldua, Pele Schlicksup, Mary Fosco, Linda Leighly, Eileen Gramlich. Missing from The piclure is Rick Ward. Exhorling The allos io aifain a richer lone qualily is Mr. Farris as he direcls Jrhe Mixed Chorus af The Chrislrmas concerl. Bmailezl hui rniahliezi 'rhis ear's band members under Jrhe direciion of Mr. Eu ene Farris , 1 V I Q we: firsf row: Bill Jones, Ollie Thorell, Becky Jones, Jan Wink, Rick Griffin, John Neuhaus: second row: Rinard Grabinqer, Richard Cordels, Eve Srein, Mike McLaughlin, l-larry Zerkle, Dafid Johnsronq 'rhird row: l-lerb Ealon, Jim Eaion, Waller Graves, Gary Heinz, Demi Padoaefich, Reber? l-leinzg four+l1 row: Richard Schrepfer, Luanne Slenger, Marlha Ciclle, Roloerl Hei le, Mary Ellen McLaughlin, Pal McGee. Missing from ihe piciure p are: John Fizcher, Rerer Schlicksup, and Mike Marvin. 38 Band and Chorus Although horndicgpped by ci lcick ot size, the bcrnd provided Spdlding gnd Acgderny students with tine music throughout the school yectr. Mr. Gene Fctrris Weld- ed the bond into ct spirited group which enhvened every pep roilly ond bcrsketbcxll goirne. In gddition to the bond, Mr, Fcrrris directed the Boys' Chorus. The chorus song dt First Fridciy Moisses ond enriched the school yecrr with severdl bedutitul concerts. 'i if 5 y X mi fs A -2 s Mounting bus No. 2, members ot the Mixed Chor- us, Kathy Harris, Doug Smith, Sherrie Soldati, Jim McMahon, Steve Heinz, and Eileen Grarnlich, prepare to return to Fontbonne tor their com- mand performance. A good example ol the inrifrriuity ot Spalftinig mu Rubicon, who entertained thr- thrf,-u lunch pc-rioft tt tt playing during the Student Council elections. C005 Q 4- Members ot the Boys' Chorus include: first row: Milne Daily, George Birlcmeier, Kenny Oehler, Gary Bennet, Dan Antler, Tony Ward, Milne Marln Ron Miget, Dan Sullins, John Marlin, Milne Burke, Larry Winn, Fred Lulce, Mr. Gene Farris: second row: Joe Huerta, Dean Hirstein. David An al u Jim Peters, Tim Roth, Richard Betts, Raymond Huerta, Donald Stephens, Joe Urbanc. Holland Neal, Greg Lousig-Nont, Jim Kellerstrass Joh Miller: third row: Steve Heinz, Robert Polonus. Milne McKloslcey, Pete Kloet. Milne Sullivan, Pat Dunnigan, Pete Schliclcsup, Dave Novy Fran Radosevich, Henry Pratt, Dan Eclchold, Al Anzaldua, Charlie Gross, Doug Smith: fourth row: Tom Weinzerl, Jim McMahon, Richard Wallbaum Fred Glauqhin, Milce Heinz, Marla Maloot, Brian Finn, Ward Lewis, John Favaro, Jim Dhaese, Dearl Morris, David Schaab, John Armstrong, John Vogel sang. Missing trom the picture is Riclc Ward. N N sk .ks x Z 3 5 The purpose of the Sodality oi Our The entire Academy iolns Kathy Bannon in crown- lna Cur Blessed Mother, Queen ot the May, at 5 'special Mass held in Our Lady's honor. Caryl Risen evpluins the procedures ol' nut .f.fcfglf', rncctinfq to the other Sodellty riroup leaders, Ellicn Cvrurrrllcln, De-bbw, Smith, Sandy Seyller, Linde C5OllSCl'ln1llf, Sheryl Lqirq Cmd, Ne-imeier, Jean Ann Davis, Michele Mctvlorrmf, Kay MCS De-rmott, Judy McMurray, Mary Helga-rrrgnn, Mqfqje MC, Namee, and Jeanne Mfrrluni. Academy Sodalit his T? Y! A, Lady is to cultivate in its members a deep devotion, reverence, and tilial love for the Blessed Virgin Mary. The organization intensities spiritual train- ing to promote personal sanctitication and the exercise oi apostolic Work, The Sodality motto, i'To lesus Through Mary," emphasizes the Way a Sodalist grows in friendship with Christ through intimate devotion to Mary. The Sodality, under the expert guid- ance ot Father Robert Hughes, Sister David Louise and Sister Gerald Ioseph, has sponsored many Worthwhile pro- jects this year, some ot which include the day ot recollection which was call- ed 'XA Day For Young Americans" and the money raising project entitled l'Come As lt May." The Sodality continued its l'Big Sister" program which was initiated last year. The annual Academy May Day ceremony was changed somewhat this year but not to the exclusion ct its traditional beauty and the spiritual values gained from it. Pon izfcal Crew The Pontitical Crew is composed ot a group ot Spalding students who have been selected by the pastors ot their respective parishes. Their duty is to assist the Bishop at Christmas Mid- night Mass, Holy Week and Easter Services, Graduation, and Ordination ceremonies. Tn S aidin Sodality has accomplished u i q the past year under the lead- F3 9 r k r n hp ot Steve Linsiey, Vice-Pretect and t White, Pretect. who are pictured here or Alma Mater, patroness ot the Spald- ng S d i'ty EJ l . Members ot the i965 Pontitical Crew are: Tom McNamara, John Marlin, Ken Kearney, Peter Kioet, Mike Nieukirk, David Schaab, Francis Roedl, Mark Rose, Tom Lintz. Jerry Worrick, Patrick White, Steve Venzon, Joe Giltillan, Tim Roth, Terry Irion, Jerry Brady, and Mike Kelly. odalit t'To lead all men to Christ" - This high aim of St. Paul has been chosen by the Sodality as its goal. The Sodality Works to make the students ot Spalding aware of their responsibility as Catholic men. Under the spiritual guidance ot Father Fitzsimmons, the mem- bers ot the Sodality of Our Lady strive tor self- sanctitication and the sanctitication ot others. 40" r hn aus n Mr, Donald Vonachen, and Mr. scus t e various features ot the scholar- nnl r r and Sister Thcmas Marie. La Advisory Board "Be of one mind towards one another." eSt. Paul, l2-16 Romans. This theme is being carried out for Spalding Institute and the Academy of Our Lady by a Lay Advisory Board which has been lending a hand in the finan- cial affairs of the school, but more important e is actively fostering a public understanding of the educational contributions of the two schools. The thirteen members are specialists in their fields, and their talents have lifted the prin- cipals' burden of problems such as maintenance and finance so that they can concentrate on education. ln order to use the talents of the board members to the best advantage, seven committees were formed. They include public rela- tions, physical property, finance, parish liaison, education, transportation, and a scholarship fund. Mr. William Cleary, Mr. Gordon l-lunt, Mr, Warner Stou h Robert Lehnhausen review facts and ing in the Academy lounge ton, Mr. Grant St. Julian, lvlr. W. G. Ravvbatham n f tlouvfiai C C A maintenance at a meetin-ji of the Lai Ativigorv no rd Taking time out from their meeting, Mr, l-larcild in l-larold Schafer, Mr. James Caragher, Dr. Cha rles William and lvlr. Charles Eliason arc- caught at an inform g r . 'wa-Q 'ln i it 0 gf I ,..... Treasurer. Karen l.arsen: Vice-President, Bonnie Bailey: Spiritual Treasurer, Maria Jimenez: Secretary, Kay Caragher: and President, Mary Mueller wave good-bye as they prepare to leave for the C.S.M.C. Convention at Notre Dame. Catholic Iudentsfwssions Crusade The officers and members of the CSMC have Worked untiringly during the year to further an understanding and knowledge of the Lay Apostolate. The first of their activities included a Mexican fiesta which grossed S1000 for PAVLA. This event was followed by the annual Christmas mailbox. The climax of their efforts was achieved by sponsoring a Lay Apostolate Work- shop for all the high school students of the Peoria Diocese. The different duties of PALVA, lCA, AID, and the Peace Corps were explained to all present. Sister Ann Regis and Father Edmund Grzybowski supervised the plan- ning of the workshop which fulfilled all expectations. The Mission Study Club, under the expert guidance of Sister Ann Regis, discussed controversial books and events at their bi-monthly meetings. 'S V '7j-A s i aff? n f UE ND UPUN V . This poster which decorated one of the lobbies at the Lay Missionary Workshop empha- sizes the necessity ot the youth ot America to become active- ly involved in the apostolic worlc of the Church. Fr. Steirz, Director of PAVLA for the Kansas City Archdiocese, was the lceynote speaker of the C.S.M.C. Lay Missionary Worle- shop. His excellent and informa- tive speech on the opportunities open tor young Catholics in the field of lay action was the high- light ot the workshop. I I L1 I I I I WHAT HAVE I if The challenging TaIIcs by members of PAVLA, The Peace Corps, and oTher agencies con- cerning Themselves wiTh sociaI iusTice IeTT mary a sTudenT wiTh The quesTion "How can I serve? prominenT in his mind. "JusT a liTTle biT hioher on The leIT," says Mission STudy Ciub Vice-President Jane Heinz as Secre- Tary, Audrey STerIinq and President Mary Ann Hoecirer prepare a Le-nTen buIleTin board. The CSMC represenTaTives Turned maiImen aT ChrisTmf.s Time To gain money Tor The missions. These "maiImen". Emmy i-IeinTzman, Judy McMurray, and KaThy Burk deiiyer pack ages and ieTTers To The girls during homeroom period every morning. ,, -an IFS rf M.. 'TT' FaTher STeiTz, DirecTor oT PAVLA Tor The Kan- sas CITV Archdiocese, was The keynoTe speaker oT The C.S.M.C. Lay Missionary Workshop. I-Tis exc:IIonT and inTormaTiye speech on The fa opporTuniTies open Tor young CaTholics in The Ti Id oT Iay a Ti The hiqhI'gh oi Th on was I T e I.-.orIcshop. X ,. saggy.: . Ju N 5 , 10 is ,J fri- ...u .. LL.., 45 Mu Agiha hem Preparing a bulletin board con- cerning new math techniques are Vice President, Connie Prunch and Presi- dent, Margie McNamee. Mu Alpha Theta, under the direction ot Sister Mary Patricia, is an honor society which encourages mathematicians to take up careers in Math. any 33333 Under the guidance ot Sister Agnes losephine and Miss Haddi- gan the Academy Red Cross is one ot the most active councils in the area. Besides participating in the enrollment drive, the Toys for Tots Drive, the Bicycle Safety Program, and giving Christmas parties for the mentally retarded children, the mem- bers perform vital services to the community by working in hospitals and other insitutions. This year the chapter was headed by Pres. Car- olyn Voss, Vice Pres. loan McCavitt, Sec. Cindy Maher, and Treas. Bar- bara Peters. The Academy Chapter has been recognized both locally and nationally by having some ot its members sent to the Nebraska Leadership Camp and by having been represented on the American Red Cross Midwestern Area Youth Advisory Council. Red Cross Sonia Cisna, Tim Sure, and Jeanne La- l-tood share their happiness with one at the children at the annual Christmas Part! gponzored by the Academy Re reneh C ub Quelgues membres du Cercle se preparant pour une assemblee. Vice President Ioan Ianovetz and President Mary Cannon plan the monthly meet- ing of Le Cercle Francais. Always ready with a helpful suggestion is the moderator, Sister Angelita Cyril. Secretary Pam Raya eagerly takes down the details. Through films and lectures, the culture of France is revealed to the members of the club. Future Teachers Club As members of the Future Teachers Club, Treasurer, Chris Mooney, Vice President, Sue Strassburger, President, Becky Heinz, and Secretary, Io Ann Strohmeyer gain valuable experience. Under the supervision of Mrs, Frank and Miss McCuskey, the girls receive encouragement, guidance, and information about teaching as a rewarding career. Craphic Arts C lub Brother Orban, Tim Both, Tim C'Leary, Dean I-Iirstein, Charles Muel- ler, Iohn Marlin, Herb Eaton, and Den- nis Bieniman, look over dummy sheets as they prepare for an upcoming issue of the INSTITUTE. Under Brother Or- ban's expert guidance the Graphic Arts Club was responsible for compos- ing and printing the INSTITUTE, foot- ball programs, prom bids, and many office forms. Key C ub Under the guidance of their moderator, Er. Puisis, and the officers, Pres. Bandy Irion, Vice Pres. Mike Carroll, Sec. Tim Kelley, and Treas. Ben Bladel, the members of the Key Club have striven mightily and have achieved much in the service to which they have dedicated themselves during the school year. Lawn work, operation of the school bookstore, publication of football and basketball rosters, Christmas decorations, along with active service in the Kiwanis Peanut Sale, and ALSAC drive are but a few of the many Key Club activities during the past year. Ufjice Crew The office crew assists Miss Vogel in perform- ing duties around the office, such as answering the phone and running errands. This year's crew con- sists of Mike Burke, lim Harms, Ierry Brady, Bob Zinser, Bon Budzinski, Alvin Link, and Frank Bado- sevich. v l Q s i I Con ratemit Uf The acrecl Heart Admiring a new picture ol their patron are the officers ot the Contra- ternity ot the Sacred Heart: Carole Frasco, President, Maureen McNamara, Vice President, Chris Raya, Treasurerg and Kay Schwindenhammer, Secre- tary. The purpose ot the club is to pro- mote a greater understanding and loye ol the Saced Heart in the school and they accomplish this through monthly meetings and discussions. 1.3 l t t Library Club Vice President Susan Voss, Pres sident Susie Peplow, and Secre- tary-Treasurer Mary Stubbs dise cuss the many opportunities and experiences they gain as mem- bers ot the Library Club. The main duties are to assist the head librarian and moderator, Sister Mary Paul, with regular library procedures. fanior Classical Lea ae Meeting once a month, the lunior Classical Leae gue at the Academy promotes an interest in a cultural study ot Latin, This year under the line guidance ot Sister Grace Aurelia and the leadership ot Carol See- lig, Aedileg leanne Mariani, Praetorg Mary Cisna, Quaestorg lean Susie, Consulg and luditli Prietscli, Consul, the league showed slides ot Home to their members. 49 Red Cross The Red Cross provided d bridge between d notionol orgdriizotion ond the individuoll students. By mecins of posters ond membership compotigns the club provided vollucible dssistolnce to the locdl choipter cis well os the Noitionorl Red Cross orgonizottion. Under the direction of Mr. loty Swdringeng President Robert McDoniel, Vice President Chdrles Gornsey, Secretory ldmes Moubochg ond Treosurer Clem Dries the club wos silently busy. Letterman 3 Club Treosurer Bob Horton, President Tom Cfilfilloin, otnd Vice President Tob McNdmctrd holve done dn out- stdnding job in ledding the Lettermozn's Club. ln spon- soring the club's donce dnd providing referees for the intrctmurdl golrnes, the Lettermctn's Club hos token its ploce ds one of the most octive clubs in the school. xx N ,ff f J Science Club This yedr, the Science Club, under the direction of Fctther Redrdon, hos broddened its perspective dnd hds be- come more otwdre of itself in the school dnd the community. Members were iden- tified by their distinctive membership pcrtches dnd pldced highly in science pro- ject exhibitions. The club ctlso sponsored d series of specialized science lectures given by noted science lecrders. Assem- bled ctround their own Ugldss menogerieu dre the officers: President, Port Duggctng Chdirmon of Activities, Clem Dries, Secre- tdry-Tredsurer, lim Hctrms, dnd Vice Pre- sident, Roy Dovis. 1 I I E Kristy Burk, Vice President of the Peoria Chapter ot Future Secretaries ot America, types a stencil tor the FSA News Bulletin. 'ix- Future ecreta ries Members of the Puture Secretaries Club ol the Academy prepare themselves tor a career in business. First row: Susan Peplow, Mary Lou Schrei- ber, Ioan Beckman, Ioyce Dubois, Sue Filzen, Susan Stambauah, Becky Sprecher, Mary Ann Strum, Second row: Denise Pax, Nora Dunne, Maria Driscoll, Kristy Burk, Marilyn Miller, Diane Lal-lood, Dorothy Miller, Karen McNamara. Third row: Teresa Walton, Mary Stephens, Barbara Vogel, Anna Marie Beltramini, Colleen McQuellon, Emmy I-leintzman, and Ann Stein. Business Club Gverlookina Peoria's Progress Center are Business Club otticers: Presi- dent, Dave Brodericg Vice President, Iohn Adams, Secretary, Tim Kennedy, and Treasurer, Iim Kelly. Moderator Bonald Haley has helped mold the club this year into a constructive arm ot the Business Department, helpina direct many future businessmen toward their goals. Alumni Boosters The officers ond boord members ot the Spcxlding Alumni Boosters ore: Pre- sident, Mr. George Best, Executive Secretory, Mr. Quentin Yerby, Treolsurer, Mr. Mike Grczyg Vice Pre- sident, Mr. lock Bonnon, Director, Mr. Bill Beck- mcxng ond Director, Mr. lock Birdoes. ln its second yeoir the boosters hove sponsored the Winter ond spring sports bonguets dnd gtter-school get-to- gethers, Librar Club President, Duone Knott, Vice President, lim I-lolrms, crnd Dove Novy check in books otter the semester rush. The mem- bers ot the Librcrry Club ctid Sister Geroldine in providing the students ot Spdlding with gn outstonding reference libro- ry. 52 ull! and croll These chotrter members of the lourncrlism Honor Society, Quill ond Scroll, ore justly proud ot their honor. Beguirernents tor member- ship include schololstic stcrnding in the top third ot their clorss olnd orp- provctl by the ndtionotl boctrd of Quill ond Scroll. Members ore, secit- ed: Norncy Powers oind leonne Pet- ers, Stonding: Morrgie McNcrmee, Susie Bunce Cowoirdl, Lynn Corcrg- her, Georgio Novotny, Noncy Gilin- sky, Becky Heinz Coworrdl, Moirthoi Bruemmer, Ndncy Woods, olnd Molry lclne Eolves Corwolrdl. Missing from the picture dre Port Molnning clnd Ccirolyn Voss. DwmeCMb The Debate Team, under the direction of Mr, Bitschel, turned in a fine performance this year, Participating in many tourna- ments, they drew excellent ratings. Members are Nancy Schopp, Maureen Mclsinden, Martha Bruemmer, Kay Sch- Windenhammer, Kathy Knezo- vich, Carol Seelig, and Sheryl Laing. ,DmmaChb Drama Club officers for this year, Mary Pat Slevin, Secretary, lolsynn Ladd, President, Mary Beth Schlicksup, Treasurer, and Marcia McGinnis, Vice President, are backstage discussing a script for one of their productions. IMNMEHMMMCMM The members of the Public Relations Club have served their school Well through their efforts to coordinate public relations work for all school organizations. They are, first row: Bay l-luerta, Kathy Myers Carol Frasco, Tim Cfura. Second row: Kitty Kenny, Dave Broderic Kristy Burk, Pat White, Lea Schaffer, Carol Haddad. Third row Mary Mueller, Becky Heinz, Connie Prunch, Tom Simon, Margie McNarnee Bandy Irion, Mary lo Lehnhausen, Mike Geskey, Steve Tinsley Fourth row: Caryl Bisen, lohn C'Hearn, lo Lynn Ladd, Frank Badosevich Patty lewell, Susie Peplow, Tim Kelley, Carolyn Voss, Mike McClosky Kathy Bannon, and Clem Dries, The purpose ot the Home-School Association is to provide a link be- tween student aiiairs and the parents. Committee members are Mr. and Mrs. - Leland Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Stickelmaier, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn R. McNamee, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blaschek, Mr. and Mrs. William Schattnit, and Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Voorhees. fllain lencmee Maintenance at the Academy is handled very etiiciently by Mr. Morse. Here he explains the neces- sity tor having Civil Defense supplies to Kathy Rostet- ter and Toni Saccenti. Cafeteria Crew The members ot the Cafeteria Crew, responsible tor the tasty meals served to Academy and Spald- ing students are: First row: Larry Tucker, Gertrude Dudley, Veda Newbold, Mabel Talloway. Second row: Robert Martini, Lavern Crrenier, Inez Robertson, lune Velpel. Missing from picture - lunior Carter. 54 if K A. OL. Alumnae The main objective oi the Academy Alumnae Association is to maintain a spirit ot friendship and loyalty among its members toward their Alma Mater. The organization under the able leadership ot Miss Diane Pilon, Vice Pres., Mrs. Ted Stenoish, Pres., Miss Catherine OT-learn, Treas., and Mrs. Robert l-loft, Sec., and the guidance ot Sister Mary Victoria, CSI., has sponsored such activities as an alumnae-taculty tea and a card party, cluvqf- + A. QL. Guild The AOL. Guild aided the school in many Ways during the '64-'65 school year, including the very successful Magazine Drive. Pres. Mrs. Harry Rose, Corr. Sec. Mrs. I. R. Sloan, Rec, Sec. Mrs. G. B. Geppner, Treas. Mrs. Dale Manning, Vice Pres. Mrs. A. I. Woods. Kathy Burk, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Future Nurses Club, seems to be asking Sister Petronella ot St. Francis Hospital about one ot the subjects she'll be taking next year as Sheryl Laing, Secretary, Susie Bunn, Vice President, Mrs. Franseen, Moderator, Kitty Kenny, Presi- dent, and Colleen Kenny, Treasurer, anxiously scan the pages ot the books Sister brought. The members ot this organization familiarize themselves with nursing procedures and hospital requirements by touring the hospital and inviting speakers to theirimeetings. 55 1 B Q 2? ai., ,Simi Sm .r ' K ,ef rf. Xsgwff- Z N xv 2, , fx T ki , X M ,,,1 i it by Q Y is w Ez, . ' Otficers oi the G.A.A. tor I965 are Pres. Carol Haddad. Sec. Judy S.-.igris Vice-pres. Nan Co well, and lreas. Pet Palmer. 57 Pep Club and GAA This year the Pep Club became rnore actiw Uni r direction ot Sister Gerald Marie cmd Miss Cicriart lli l section was organized. lt was used at two lootr torrnina an US" and an The club continued to ro Irish tearns with enthusiastic and loyal support. Bfraiise o t loyal support, spirit at aames was better than cvcr Under the direction ot Miss Reno, the GAA r of various sports activities for Academy girls. Vlhile oitcrin r t entertainment and recreation, GAA, develops rhgroftfr true spirit ot sportsmanship. lriauquratimq Spfild i ri Qi 's iirst card section at games this vear was one at the rnariy activities ot the Pep Club. Leading the club were Sec. Sharon Shea. Pres. Lea Schatter, Vice- ref. Pfit McD-rrnott, an T as Jo ie McLin ri ,. Pggx "We do not want in the of spectators. We want a the vigorous life." ---JOHN F. 04, X rg? M.. no fhll' ...zu f If r fy " 4 K ff 'af if 14,2 Vw, t f 0? lu, . jx ff gf My of. v-v f 'Ki W, is y , 5 13.- irw we As x Q fx f' A all-14" ldv A L" t L-ls . """""" :HWXU 5 QX 3 u,.x , ' Adil Jim Schwaab proudly beholds ning creation "The Living Doll Meagherl in the Juniors' fine "Irish" girl lJody Mcl.indenl give "Greaser" Woodrow the but all too unsuccessfully. , . his stun- " lSharon k s it. tries to hrusheott, jr' l l . Homecomin After Weeks of preparation and planning, the 1965 Homecoming festivities began on October 14 with the opening of the class stunt show for the parents. The next evening the show was presented for the students and alumni. The Tuniors placed first in class competition with their skit "The Shan- gri-Ia Toy Factory." The Seniors finished second with their skit - a cleverly done melodrama, 'little Mary Sunshine." The Sophomores finished third with a spear-throwing skit which was aided greatly by very original scenery. After the stunt show, a spirited pep rally was held on Madison Avenue. The next evening the Spalding Irish rewarded their loyal fans and alumni with a stirring victory over Woodruff 18-12. Queen Maureen McNamara was crowned and her court presented. Little Mary Sunshine lMary Foscol and Captain "Big" Jim Worthington lMark Malootl express their pleasure with a song during the Senior class skit. The seniors took advantage of the many fine voices ot their class members with the musical skit "Little Mary Sunshine." Mike McKlosky and John Marlin fight to the end in the Sophomore-5' highly symbolic skit. The Sophomores, for the first time, used flats very etfectively as part of their scenery. A- f-xx 7 P I af .af- A an ., , I 1'l i . xx! ' d l Q - W . ., A ' 'Ti-ff? 'f Q f F2 L J, ' itxngghiva ' fvwl an is? MIK g 'K 8' A 5? N ,N Raw gl Q .-.Q15,gp.s:+a"g TQ' Mil 52' 'fgffkg bwfaa 5. .M 1 g. if ,U , 1 V A gg, , ,gr "Q,,m,:f - - ,x 1--,viii 01, , N A ...,, Mt 9 Wi s f' - X' ta W YI 1 .sf .X A In ' N' W' 5.1 sh'N4h3't V f' uv! fi?" gk , 5. . ' 4 1 , W ,Q A. lillfinnuulb-,,..,.,.,,,sw W ' 1' Agn ff MSQQQP, gf 9' bs,--qv' wg, v Mm '51 K gf, ..u,..15.:: iff' vw! ,Wm 13, -W Z, K MQPWP' K, :six Kr Q, ,M,x..w ? I i I 5' I! .n ,' 4- . , 142 fav 72" .4 ,, Q a ." :gi 1 I ' V, 2 4 " ' ,H - JZ-,-46" ' ' M Y W , , , SW, ax X V 'W ff 52 af 4 f ,ff f 0 1 f if ,AK . Attendants The Academy and Spalding proud- ly present their 1965 Homecoming Queen, Maureen McNamara, and her court - Marcia Tuerk, Iunior attend- antg Kathy Randall, Sophomore attend- antg and Linda McQuel1on, Freshman attendant. Marcia Tuerk N. K 9- If -Wnhuifr Mary Jo Lehnhausen graciously otters Sister Thomas Marie a cup ot tea trom the Senior table at the Silver Tea. Others enjoying the coolcies, mints, and punch are Jeanne Shank, Mrs. Charles Shank, Maureen McNamara. Mrs. Cyril McNamara, Katie McVeain, Mrs. Donald McVeain and Mrs. Robert Lehnhausen. Banquets and Teas The Academy and Spalding annually honor various organizations and occasions with banquets and teas. The Academy spon- sors the Father-Daughter and Mother-Daughter Banquets. The Academy Guild sponsors the Silver Tea. The Academy and Spalding Stu- dent Councils joined with Bergan to sponsor a Faculty Appreciation Tea. Spalding also sponsors the Football and Cross Country Ban- quets and Spring Sports Banquet to honor their athletes and others who have served their school, Such social gatherings give parents a chance to participate in school-sponsored ac- tivities and develop stronger parent-teacher relationships. 64 Enioying their dinner at the Lay Advisory Board Rec- ognition Banquet are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vonachen, Reverend Francis P. White, the Most Reverend John B. Franz, Sister Thomas Marie, Rt. Reverend Monsignor J. B. Riedy, Sister Mary Ger- aldine, and Reverend John J. Sweeney. Sister Mary Agnetta and Sister Mary Timothy loolc eagerly at the punch be- ing poured as they move through the line at the Teacher Appreciation Day Tea. Ann Landers proved her knowledge and undersTanding oT Today's youth in her address To the students oT Spalding and The Academy. A representative Trom The Bell Telephone Company gives an inter- esting demonsTraTion OT The human body as a conductor oT sound. . Assemblies Not merely diversions from the daily routine of studies, assemblies serve to supplement total educa- tion. Cultural enlightenment, exciting entertainment, and a visiting columnist with some sensible advice highlighted the year's assemblies. 65 PresenTing the charming members ot The A,F.S. panel is Bob White, Presidert oi The WoodruTT Student Counci. The Chrysler Corporation sponsored one ot This years mosT eniertaininfi assemblies TeaTurinri Thurlow Spurr and The Spurlows. This Tine group presented enioyable music and comedy, along with some sensible advice T3 The students oT Spalding and The Academy. sara KK, , K my if ,Q . Q. QR is fa 2 1539 -v" fy .5 L. E' ly? ,, -X , 7 V1 ,..., . , REPS 233532 QQ 5 w bw, Gm- A, Wllem Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Finn, Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Schwab, and Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Murray enioy a chat with Father Leonard Puisis as they chap- L erone the Homecoming Dance. Evenin 5 To Remember Thoughts of this year's dances will linger in the memories ot Spalding and Academy students. The Academy Student Council sponsored the Barn Dance on Halloween. This dance, a vice-versa, was perhaps one of the most successtul ot the year. The Crystal Ball was the next dance. Sponsored by Spalding's Student Council, this dance was notable tor its beautiful decorations and excellent orchestra. The Key Club Dance was held on Lincoln's birthday. The theme ot this year's dance was "A Roman Holiday." Thanks to the outstanding Work and long hours spent by Academy and Spalding students in preparations, the dances held this year were bigger and better than ever. N' -X lc David Radosevich, Eileen Best Sonia Cigna and Dennis Dai, ta the 'ighostlyu decorations fit the Halloween Dance, This coupie celebrates Lirccinlii Eirrnaav at tire Ky C UO DiiVtCE'. J ,Le 'M l i ,I J. vox Ohll ' i 53' J' 'ti if U L r ,nf Lx Q3 F 3'- A "il I . A 7 -4 a r X I el' 1' J - X "And the Word was God." During the Academy retreat, Father Brendan lVlcMullin delivers one ot his powertul addresses on the Second Person ot the Blessed Trinity. Father Ray Walter emphasizes the necessity tor "complete dedication in all aspects of lite," dur- ing the course ot one ot his conferences. 1, 1 Janice Leibel, Kathy Bannon, and Kathy Best discuss the recently concluded Day ot Recollection with Father Collins. pirilual Inspira tion lncluded in the most memorable ot the many events held throughout the year would be the two retreats which tools place at the Academy and Spalding. Both Father Ray Walter, C.S.SR., and Father Brendan Mclvlullin, CP., delivered inspiring addresses, urg- ing the students ot looth schools to greater dedication to Christ. age ot the time between conferences to seek advice from Father Walter. 68 Mike Sierra takes advant- li F, 'CHX -rw Connie Prunch with a 4.9786 grade average has been named Valedictorian ot the I965 senior class ot The Academy. She was tollowed closely by Carolyn Voss with a 4.9757 average. Both girls have provided outstanding leadership not only on the academic plane but also in religious and extra- curricular tields. This year's Valedictorian, Walter Linsley, attained top honors with a 4.92l average. Salutatorian, James Kelly, maintained a grade average ot 4.868 through tour years. Since bath Walter and Jim participated in many school activities, their teats are even more impressive. Promisin eniors The world is beset by rndny ddngerous ideologies ond philosophies. lt is the duty ot oll good education to provide the World With rnen ond women who cire tilled with truth ond who crre prepcired to dedl with these dcingers. The young rnen ond women pictured here represent the hope thot through continued dcddernic gchievement ond excellence, truth rnoy be brought to the whole World, thus opening civenues for uni- versdl brotherhood cind sincere coopergtion ciinong the peo- ples ot the world. Receiving letters ot commenclation tor their high scores on The N.lVl.S.Q.T. tests were Tim Gura, Steve Linsley, Michael Geslcey, Bob Wiltz, Tom Wake, Tom Waldort, and Ken l-lappach. Z Jan Armstrong, Connie Prunch, Martha Bruem- mer, and Eileen Gramlich beam as they re- ceive news that they have won letters ot corn- mendation tor outstanding scores on the N.M.S.Q.T. Tests. Father Foster presents Terrence Pitzsen and Joseph Callahan with their certiticates naming Them N.M.S.Q.T. tinalists. 69 fi vw Members ot the Junior class who have proven their scholastic ability by maintaining an "A" average tor the tirst semester are: kneeling: Jim Harms and Ben Bladelg standing: Terry lrion, Dave Navy and Bud Glatz. These Juniors have achieved an "A" average for their tirst se-mester's worlc. First row: Susan Voss. Mary Anderson, Jean Adamson, Mary Mausharcl, Karen Larson, Eileen Best: Second row: Diane Tomblin, Joan Heinz, Carol He-nnessey, Val Bushell, Karen Dens- berger, Mary Courig Third row: Judy Frietsch, Kathy Knezovich, Jean Ann Davis, Joan McCavitt, Kay McDermott, Helen Vogel. Revo nition Rewards Inl'tl'at1've ln order to encourage the student to do well in his or her studies, certain rewards are given. The rewards for aca- demic achievement are certainly more than just certificates or medals. How- ever, it is necessary that those who have excelled in their studies during the year be recognized The students pictured on these pages have distinguished them- selves as being the top scholars in their respective classes. x'1 ' A Fr A f . - T ' 9 , I , . H- . P - .O X54 I I .sf-Q -1, ,,, f ' ,I . 1 ",llLI" - K, ' .ah--"' V, . ,- 5'Q . , , aio i' .-f. D Y, 'wh' X - 3 t S 4 ..-a- , I 'U . , jf., ,v V I QC .2 These smifinq sophomores Tound Their names on The TirsT honor roTT. They are: Par 0'Brien, Sue WiTson, Cindy Maher, Mary Kay Yock, and Mary STubbs. Dick Eewamini and Carlos Puig proved T3 he The schohashc 'eaCTers oT The dass oT '67 Tor The TirsT Serh35T3r boashng 'A' averages. Freshnwer Janice GilTeTT, Joan NoyoTny Mary BeTh Sneadh Marcia DuPage, MarqareT Temboriurs Ehe Nemon, and Barb Baker are rusTTy proud oT making The NA" Honor ROTT Tor The TirsT sem3sTer 6' Th., THAT 'r-me'Trr' A T'T fl r P I r.T1o,'f'. thn Thrrrr T WO Tl"CTWVV1':f'I, TUYTT Rfxyrl 'md TVTIT TNAUCTIEVT., TT we fflrxm. fr good schulmflc sTmT uT Spfndun 1. 3 V 'v-if-usw. .- 1, A F9 ,yr ff 'i' - J"' . A! hhli' 1 ' fb 'T r of if - s . ,A 7 .-f-9 G Q 1-gh K 1 i e I v- W , fr i sf , ,g . 2 W , E Q -' ,.,:: ,Q 1!, 4 ,, , , X .1 -, 1 .1 t: ,,,- a Q -2- " Q, f 5 'f" , A 'Q r v ' W' f A I 9 3 '. Q ff z .. , 20 ff - ff A "Wg yi 'xx' wi 43.5 Q2 I I, .,., J h 'G 'ft Q Q y 5 2 s as 2 3 if f EDJ! 4 W 4 WS? 'U Wa,-4' The Traged offllacbeth In keeping with the Quadricentennial ot the birth of William Shakespeare, the Senior Class ot Spalding lnstitute, with able support from girls ot the Academy ot Our Lady, presented the Tragedy of Macbeth. Eric Blanc expertly played the part ot Macbeth, while Connie Prunch performed as brilliantly in her role as Lady Macbeth. Their superb performances were supplemented by the excellent acting ot the entire cast. Unlike most presentations ot Shakespeare, this play had very simple and subtle costumes and scen- ery. This was done in order to "place emphasis on the beauty ot the word." Through excellent directing from Brother Donald Houde, C.S.V., and Father George Auger, CSV., and a great amount ot eitort on the part ot the cast, the three performances ot Macbeth were truly powerful experiences in good drama tor all who viewed them. Members ot the cast ot "Macbeth" were: Stephen Ochs, Carolyn Voss, Pat Mullen, John Fischer, Jim Cicciarelli, Dave Broderic, Debbie Smith, Tom Rochtord, Ben Scott, Dave Walder, Steve Linsley, Cathy Myers, Fred Polonus, Dave Gullet, Jerry Warrick, John Adarns, Pat Duggan, Geottrey Moulton, John Riter, Milne Carroll, Pat White, Connie Prunch, Eric Blanc, Randy Irion, Eric Ward, and Peter Schliclcsup. stud Lint cliiectrirs, Fran h r direction: troin Erither l-l ud lc t r tt rl f k n 'E , ' N' . 321:55 , 2 N waysig, d 'K 1. AA , ., if-13" cs. Y S , M wg 11- J' Q 'Qi R. -4 y . Zzfwwnx 3' . W "lr H if ,, -Q-.H . a Q? s 1 1 '- X -1 Ag, 4' I 1-f ll, .egg M., .ya- X -fs .xxx NWQS - ,kgs , 3 we -- nga 14 Jf, ?2f f if " f 5 MCe Soir Toujours 99 George Saal, Spalding! senior class president, and his date Denise Robb stand at the head ot the receiving line with Mary Jo Lehnhausen, Academy senior class president, and her escort Tim Gura. Mary Jo Lehnhausen, queen ot Spaldincjs Junior-Senior Prom pauses during the inter- ! mission with her escort Tim Gura to enioy Bradley! beautiful ballroom. - 2 The Iunior-Senior Prom UCe Soir Toujoursu were held ot the I Bradley Student Center Bdllroom on Moy 7. Surely, this dttoir y is one which we will dlwdys remember. Denlse Robb, George Saali Michele McMorrow, Brad Morroe, Jody McLinden, and Milce Kelly enioy the music at D-ie l'li-niiclcs and his Qrchetfra. 517- M --fr ,A ... -..... ,N 5' it ' , Vl- ' J l 77 Academy Girl The highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student of the Academy oi Our Lady by her classmates is that oi Academy Girl. Une senior is chosen for this position because she has, in the opinion oi her fellow students and the faculty, attained that goal tor which we are all striving - Christian Womanhood. Constance Prunch has dedicated herself during her tour years at the Academy to the full- tillment of her scholastic, moral, and spiritual potentials. She has lived up to the high ideals ot her iaith and has developed her char- acter, personality, and intellect to a high degree. Her scholastic achievements till us with zeal and determination, and her example ot service to others makes us conscious oi the importance ot dedication in our lives. In the estimation of her tellovv' classmates, Connie has been a true example oi leadership, loyalty, and cooperation. For her, the attributes ot an Academy girl are not just an ideal, but a reality. When Spalding's Senior Class chooses its Man of the Year, the judging becomes very objective. The members of the class look for high motives of scholarship, leadership, and moral integrity in the man to whom they award this honor. This year's Man of the Year, lim Kelly, is eminently qualified to lead us in all these endeavors. lim has devoted himself for four years to true scholarship and added to this a full life of service to his fellow students. ln a truly unique way, lim has entered the life of a student and set an example that all his fellow classmates would like to follow. His efforts in scholastic life serve as a spur to our efforts in this field, and the moral courage he displays leads us to greater consideration of the most important aspects of our lives. Iim Kelly is an admirable person, but even more important, he is a real person H one Whom we can appreciate and follow as a truly Christian leader. Man Uf The Year ,ashes- li "Those societies that creative and political always given a high place to the physical vigor of the individual citizen. For it is only upon a foundation of individual hardness and vitality that we can build an exercise of vital powers along the lines of excellence." --JOHN F. KENNEDY 4 it uv' 4,4 '7 nn "' v 4 X qw" 'X 1' . yd' R Xa Y' VM -2 Y S521 M V 2 Y? - . Q 5 xg 6 5 ,l S? 3 X f- 1 rf Y .v- 'W 1 Yyza W .gf 96 14, N K 95' Q 5 . V - . 5, S 43 .,-4' 3 1, '-'M' I A ,, . , -,1 I KW 11. ,F ,-.11 4, , , , ,Y 'Q ,, ,hav .. f,w,q. f, :-3,3114 'Y' 'flip-14' 55 Qsgggpf,-?ff'ff QQLEQZEQ' V 19- -0 M- ,wp -N fy -A gx, Adwm ww far: Nl Q. imma ' if an S 3 :?4,,Ml K' Q A' s fv- 1 . ..,.., 3 31 2 awmww. V . 0, yin f'V 'K X Wx of 5 gif' ,1 95? f!3,f"f.w ' 0 4-fl' f w X L 14' I ' il' u , Qs Y ' 'lf x ,f ' 41 7 ft V ' x,f, - f N ,NFQ Bob McQuellon, All-Conference end x , . . , if x A' 'Ut El I wo-- Q ff. I AQ. , ' Y f, l 04 I Fefe Joseph, faclcle Tom Murray, guard Jim Kelly and Tom McNamara plunge llwrouqln llwe Warriors lo clear a pallw lor 'rwislinq Tom Gillillan. l John Kronenberg, end Bill Schaffnif, All-Conference lwalfbaclc Terry Renard, All-Conference halfbaclc f S 'FSL 'Q' 9. i lx .L . 5i,i m 5 l 1 A x V a mai 3: ' x P Lu an r W N N4 muse, Am L i l i l i l Terry Renard and Jim Kelly make shorl work ol an enemy hallbeck. The crowd Thinks Tom Giliillan is finished, buf y The Spalding lens know beller. -Wi... . L. A l l T in TV YT l k The Spalding varsify qriclders are: Fronf Row: Tom Gillillan, Dick McQue.lon, Mike Meyers, Bill Schallnif, Torn Mchlamara, Cfirl Schaidh: Terri, Renard Bob Beckman, Danny l-libbs, Per Kelly, Tom Kahn, l-lead Coach l-leycocki Back Row: Line Coach l-le-id, Jim Cicciareli, Tom Schmidr Bob Eaion, iFran Roedl, Pa? Roark, John Appleby. Dave Bree-se, John Vogelsanq, Jim Kelly, Pele Joseph, Broil Monroe, Mike Giliillen, Mike Kely, Bok: McQuellon, Gary Simon, Dick Vogelsarg, John Gunner, John Kronenberg, Sleve Bannister, Terry Dunne, Tim McQuellon, and Mark Vogel. 85 , ww' ,3Z'Wf' 'QU-ry av i 11' 'M Z3 gl! ,gf 0 ,nag A Q 43 1 .aw lb 'WX f ,W y ,W 4 293,13 I I ,fa 0 VL is paldin ou ht hard or an -I record SOPHOMORE TEAM includes, from fhe lefl, Fronf Row: Greg Spalding, Dick McQuelIon, Don Slev- ens, Larry Keach, Jim Barfolo. Ken Schalinil, Ed McGinnis, Joe Gillillan, Bob Beckman, Dan Diilori George Owens: Back Row: Mor. Tom Eisielder, Mor. Rich Benke, Coach Heicl, Rich Hereberry John Vogelsanq, Pal Afkins, Chuck Pefrosky, Pai Roark, Perry Hernan, Fred Roehl, Chuck Gros, John Vorhees, Mike Moran, Dull Seyller, John Cundili, Carl Schaidle, Mike Cowan, John Heinz Lynn Slerlinq, Jim Donahue, Coach Havcock. A . . a eB1Q I X10 4, 1 'J 1 . - s 1, . N if , l 4 ' ' 'IQ ,4'l .....f" it rv FRESHMAN TEAM includes, from lhe lei? Firsf Row: John Miller, Bill Muller, Mike Ryan, Tom Levin, Joe Gillillan, Bob McDermo+r, Frank Viranl, Dave Sficklemier, Tom Chrislriansen, John Hoechert Second Row: Bob Abraham, Mike McLaughlin, Bill Backes, Ken Schaflnif, Dan Curt, Jim Hinron Bill Grant Jim Banisfer, Lynn Sierlinq, Sieve Knezovich, S+eve Swan, Sieve McGann' Third Row: Coach Maesfri, John Vorhees, Par Alkins, Dick lhnken, John Cundilf, Jim Dhaese, Joe Hancock Bryanf Welch. Douq Harbers. Mike Hanelf, Tom Milus, Larry Bennefr, Mike Moore. 87 ,Z i The Cross Countr Team Matures The Spalding harriers lived up to the school's "Fighting Irish" tradition, finishing fifth in one ot the toughest conferences in the state in only their second year ot competition. Through rnany hours of pain and sweat, the team compiled a 2-5 record in dual meets. The outlook for next year looks very bright, for Coach Brookhart loses only three lettermen While having five returning, along with many strong I.V. runners. Top runners Jim lvlclvlahon and Tom Eads. both seniors. run wind Sprints to toughen up tor the longer distances. Grimacing with pain Mike Heinz tenses his whole body tor the tinal yards ot the two mile course as he leads the paclc to the tape S-an fl Ji Wf3""4i 470'-s fl - f ' IV 'x t if 24 -fy 3, .gif 5 VAX! 1' 47 ai? if iii ' . f if f . ' i 5? i fy 7, Q it if 5 iv '55 l L -. ,, ,i ' " H 'f- t .Q X 'ZZ i .f,4f' f l' S fi 1 if rs J ' i I j ,i i , s 5 Q The varsity and junior varsity cross country teams tor I964 include, trom the lett, kneeling: Steve l'lightill, Bob Lovelace, Milce Withers, Kelly Seiler, Walter Graves, Gary Bennett, John Schwab: standing: Mgr. Dennis Bieneman, Chuck Mueller, Terry lrion, Jim lvlarkosli, Mike l-leinz, Jack lvlchlamee, Jim l-larms, Greg Frank, Tom Eacls, Jim McMahon .Larry Smith, Al Gillett, Coach Broolchart. r,,,,,.,,,. .,., -,IFN The 1964-65 varsity wrestling team in- cludes, left to right, front row: AI Gill- ett, Dave Anzaldua, Dave Delmastro, Dennis Martin, Denny Clinch, Walter Graves: standing: Mgr. Pat Tobin, George Alexander, Clem Dries, Jeff Baldi, Gil Lonfeen, Dan Hibbs. Terry Tranfina, Mgr. Jack Dalton. Missing from picture: Coach Heicl. Al Gillett finds the going rouah as he is forced to fry a reverse against Richwoods' Errol Flynn. -..J xi' 1 Qi, -ni Wrestlers Accent Youth Blessed. with an abundance of promising sophomores and freshmen to back up season- ed veterans Gil Lonteen, Terry Tranfina, Al Gillett and Dave Anzaldua, the l964-65 wrest- lers bettereol their first year record. They turned the trick and beat Manual this year, paving the way to a seventh place finish in the conference grappling standings. Shifting his weight in an effort to down a Red Raider, Terry Trentina breaks free of a hold. 89 ... 'r l. r l. Enthusiastic Cheerleaders park tudent pirit Providing enthusiastic leadership in guiding the Spalding boys to victory atter victory were these dynamic Academy cheerleaders: Bonnie Bailey, Ioan Beckman, Mary Kay Davis, Sharon Meagher, Colleen McAllister, Mary Morrow, and Michele McMorrow. Whether on the football tield or the basketball court, these energetic girls aroused Spaldings many loyal fans to give Whole-hearted support to their team. Each one ot them spent many hours in preparation tor the games and they saw the results ot their labor in the over-Whelming response ot the fans. Colleen McAllister, as captain ot the Varsity Cheerleaders, Worked successfully to bring about greater loyalty, vigor, and sportsmanship. Sophomore cheerleaders: Bernie Marlcey, Linda Vittitow, Mary Galvin, Mary Ann Beaupre, Nancy l-taasis, and Alice Brophy led their team and all the loyal tans to win the Sophomore Mid-State Eight Coriterence which ended a season tilted with cheers and victories. Leading the cheers at the games this year were the varsity cheerleaders: Sharon Meagher, Mary Kay Davis, Mary Morrow, Bonnie Bailey, Joan Beckman, Captain Colleen McAllister, and Michele McMorrow. 90 . iv? H'-V 4 - a 1 f 1 ,m 4 ra -A me af -an rf'.,-3 ,ye A pq, . J-,f gf gn. Q. ,nr , 4 -A,n inn' ,4-V - "0 .- a A5105 ,' Q Q ,AA 4: nf. D , A ,. . . A , R. - . .- f 7. 4 . " z .. . v ,Q ,',h as Q, , 1 Q I ' ,ft Wufk QX'x". w hw 1 , if . E xr if ' . of 1' QXQ X EfX,.4x 4' 2 5 . .X ,Way 1'. - :Qx V Q qv 'K 11? ", ',,. ' ,',K "..,if',-J", A ,Mvi ,,'f' ' 9 xml-,,K".v , A Y, .axfvff 1 b A Q: v,,. b, 11" Q w ' m2'4-5 Q 'eo' . x 4 ,J In . l it 1' L.fx1"" E x',"'w X- VH' ga" vi . -, . .+ ' I, ",,,. ,i 'wwf ,: 'fl if 1 ' .v UWQA' f i xv 4 M "A v . 1 pf Xa. ff, 'W ,Q an . by, - ef ' -. , H... r V. ,yy a 9 , .-...'n'-f"l"' xx Q, ' 'Q " A ",'f 'K -'GM '4 . Q, vt ' ' I 1 ' lv 9 I .... . Q . K , -A. ',l.4- ' 'f .1 w"" . 1 5 Y ' Q-' Q , , ,Q fs vm ms .LM Fnding himzeil all alone on The side- ln 2, Mile Gezkef pumps a lump sho? i WW The I964-65 varsily baskelball 'ream includes, kneeling: Mgr. Jack lv1cNamee, Conrad Brooks, Tom Linlz, Willie Turner, Bill lBunnyl Brooks, Dave Breese: sfandingz Coach Gerry Broolcharl, Jim Marlcoski, Mike Geslcey, John Miller, Don Davis, Tim Shea, Mike Kelly, Mgr. Denny Mahrl. Hust e and Desire 14 Oulhusllinq The enlire Richwoods leam, Jim Marlcoslri snares a rebound from Jrhe hands ol 'rhe Knighls' Marla Edwards. Tim Shea sweeps past a lone Knight to pop the roundball through the hoop. Even two Richwoods defenders tail to stop Mike Geslcey from tipping in two points as Tom Lintz scoots in to help. Keynote Irish Season The l964 - 55 Spalding basketball team was a "Never-say-die" unit. Whether they played slowdown ball or the run-and-shoot brand, the Irish roundballers earned every point they got. The team was highlighted by a tall and speedy core of juniors: big Iohn Miller, leapin' Tim Shea, and backcourt aces Mike Kelly and Dave Breese. Along with senior Mike Geskey and the rest ot the squad, they provided Spalding tans with many thrills throughout the season. 93 W ith the aid ot screens by Shea and John Miller Di B aims one horneward past the outstretched hand ate Knight. w.5gv,Qg,,-wgiii? ' .W r F i s 3 X . Q' 3 r ,Q K, Q Y, Q QW f Y Y IQ' r up W 'R , 'W ww A-l n - Q f W41, f 3 Q ,. , f Q ' A D UV 1 WI ND? A 1,,,x',h1'2,,"4f",f A M , ' mhxfi , K ,Q ,, ,Q ' Raves , W Q X v , - 'ws 611-4 XTQ, I im lf:- i t Jim Marlroski f?s'5f"t"W 'W ' i 4 x 33 . emor tandouls Despite ci poor 6-17 record, the Spcxiding Irish showed cr spirit ond determinotion which more thctn mode up for the Icirge number of losses. The greot ottitude ond spirit of the teolm were due in ldrge port to the leodership ond exompie which these senior members ot the bcrsbetbolll teom gove. Though their ettorts did not pro- duce d greot number of victories, they lett o legocy of spirit ond desire not soon to be outdone. Mike Geskey "Bunny" Br0OkS W II e Turner 3 Xl- X x Qi" ll uf Q ,gn Ml ug. lb THE SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM includ f--. iriirri the Iell fron? row: Bill DQBfilif, Ed Mc' Ginnis, George Owens, Jim Donfihu-3, Rich Heriehieriy Dick McQuri'lfvri Cwrirrirl Brook: Mwr. Barb Klein: back row: Mgr. Jerry Hollrnin, Mikc- Cowan, John Mundin, John Arrnplrong, John Irving, Harry Curley, Chuck Perrosky, Jerry Brady, Conch Slmyig-. THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM includes, from The lelr, firsl row: Mike Moore Lyrn Slerlingz, Joe Gillillan, John Vorhees, Doug Brooks, Bob Heinz, Holland Neal, Jim Linrz: Second row: Randy Bourscheidr lmgr.l, Par Arkins, Mike Nieukirk Mike Neumann, Jim Dhaese, Jim Keegan. Bryan Welch, Coach Jolly, Dick lhnken lmgr.l. The 964-965 Sophs Brzgh ten Future Prospects. This yeor the Irish sophomores forged or fomtostic 21-3 SSCISOTIIS record. They won the Mid-Store Eight Sophomore championship with o 12-2 storiolorcl ond coptured the Pekin Sophomore tournament by whipping the host Chiriks, who were the ruririer-up for conference honors Tall John Irving and Conrad Brooks hound high +o relrieve e rebound in Spaldings win over Pekin fha? clinched The conierence sophomore lille. 97 The members oT The I965 Track feam are: firsl' row: Ken l-lappach, Willie Turner, Brian Finn, Peier Joseph, Jim Markoski, Bill Schalfnil, Chuck Scherer, Mark Rose, Jim McMahon, Pal Kelly, John Svendson, Jim Dickerson, Carl Schaidle. Second row: Coach l-laycock, Jack Mchlamee, Herberl Baker, Don Davis, Slephen Bannisler, Terry Irion, Mike Gillfillan, Merle Denlino, Roy Davis, Mike Sierra, Jim Harms, Clem Dries, Ray Demoss, Don Winkler, Mike Dallon, Bob l-loerdeman, Pal Roark, Sieve lhnken. Missing: Terry Renard. Terry Renard begins The lasl leg oi 'rhe 880 yd. relay as he lakes lhe baron from Bill Schaffnil. l i i' 72" Showing The ellecls oi The grueling 440 yd. run, Jim Markoski breaks The rape well ahead of The resl ol The "pack" ,1,,,3sERgKe -...Q liz K?-in- ,, ""+ur Ken l-lappach soars over Jrhe bar as he high lumps 5 5 . The blistering speed and exacting phy- sical requiremenis ol the IOO yd. dash are seen in Terry Renfiids lace as he strealcs to the finish line in lO.2. Muscles tense, heads raise in expectation as the runners await the gun that will signal the beginning ot the 440 yd. dash. E iii lilllil Speed Hz' hh' his Track Season l i 4 Spalding's track season began this year in Wet, l sloppy Weather. With returning lettermen, lim Marko- J ski, Peter Ioseph, Terry Renard, Bill Schattnit, and Ken l-lappach providing experience, and with the addition l ot a group of promising sophomores and juniors the l track season prospects look bright. l i Spalding seems to be strongest this year in the running events Where lim Markoski, Terry Renard, Bill Schaiinit and lack McNamee assure many valuable points. Combined with speed is growing strength in field events. This combination ot speed and strength promises another successful season. Frosh'Soph Traclcrnen tor l965 are: first row: Doug Eroolcs, Lynn Sterling, Dan Eclcold, Holland Neal, Marla Seiler, Bob Abraham, Dan Dillon, Dick Vonachen, Chuck Mueller, Larry Manning, Milce Withers. Second row: Coach l-laycoclc, l-lerb Eaton, Walter Moore, Steve Knezovich. Joe Wenzel, Lee Conver, Greg Williams, Dave Radosevich, Pat Roarlc, John Volesang, Milne Cowan, Dan Bohan, Pat O'Grady. if Larry Schinill displays peilecf pilchinq iorm as he prepares lo "log" one across lhe plare. I if 1 i N . f .si ..f,.s.Adn1 3' . f The bafler is as good as oul as Bob lDoql Beckman makes a perlecr pickup al Third base. Members of The l965 Varsily baseball learn are: Kneeling: Dick McQuellon, Jim Kelly, Tom Linlz, Sfeve German, George Owens, Tom Giliillan, Tom Kahn, and Bob Beckman. Second row: assisranr Coach Heid. Larry Schrnirr, Mike Kelly, Vxfillis Jordan. Gary Sirnon, Rich Heneberry, Mike Geskey. Gerrv Tiqiie, Dave Breese, Tom McNamara, Jim Donahue, Head Coach Ron Maesfri. .-,hi Larry Schmitt meets the ball perfectly driving it dee let: center Field. 1-all Cfplay Ball 99 Hoving just begun d roin plogued rdce tor the Mid-Stote Eight title, the Irish held CI 3-4 record. With experienced plciyers such os Tom IVlcNormdro, lim Kelly, Torn Giltillon, olnd Gerry Tigue providing o strong nucleus, the Irish oppedr hedded toword ornother successful seoson. The I9o5 Frosh-Siiiph bieehail team memoeii are: kneeling: Mile Kenrf Dan Miijiie Eiilii i Beckman, Jon Bartolo Ward Lewis Pat Eel- cher, and Jim Lintz. Standing: Tom Eistieida-r John Voorhees, Dick tV1cQuellon John Hein: George Owens., Jim Baldi and Jim Donfihue. Concentration seeing to he thi- J thfii CJE3Cf1C0E LFMH, Sqjhni " 3 criiuchei lg,-. .-,ai"r': iii' th'- i ,L . i L ' ' deiivQi',. lOl Varsity tennis players are, kneeling: Mike Burke, Larry Winn, and Pat McGee. Standing: Bob Willi, Mike Wiles, Jim Schwab, Tom Raya and Coach Barrie Shave. Missing: Mike Risen """"w.,r,,,,,,, and Mike Geppner. Netters Cain ta ture With returning lettermen Bob Willi, Mike Geppner, and Mike Burke providing a solid nucleus, this year's tennis season promises to be highly successful. The tennis team, coached by Mr. Barrie Shave, Will have to build on this nucleus With a generally inexperienced, but promising group of young players. With a few breaks and a lot ot determination on the part ot the players, this year's team should easily place among the tirst tour teams ot the conference. 102 Every muscle strains as Bob Willi serves up a blistering volley. Mike Geppner, tirst man on the '65 tennis team, dettly stradles the back line as he returns a shot that nets him a victory. 15" Torn Murray connects and drives the bell 250 yards streinht down the tairi.-ray. This yeer's golf teern includes, kneeling: Joe Durbin, Micky McGenn, Terry Trantine, and Tim Ceregher. Stand- ing: Coach JOlly, Torn Murray, Milne Heinz, Mike Bourne qardner, and Larry Rogers. Coy Season Approaclzed Up t1'ml'sl1'ca ll Under the capable direction ot Mr. Iolly, the l965 golf team hopes to take the last big step from a second place finish last year to the conference championship this Year. With tour returning seniors and with the aid ot some talented juniors the prospects for that elusive championship seem bright, Milce Baumqerdner uses "pitch and run" tacti. as he approaches the I8th green. 10 '2 u Bowlin Club The bowling club under the leordership ot Brother Orbon ond Fr. Cooper continued to grow. This yeor's club hod o lorger number ot members thorn ony previous yedr's. Bles- sed with o lorrge number ot porticipdting students ond keen competition between teoms the bowling club hols been oble to reolize its gools, to provide othletic minded students with d hedlthful outlet. Secretary Tom Waldort, Brother Orban and Presi- dent tired Grawey look over the selection ot trophies tor the bowling team banquet. .yy Steve Akers displays picture torm as he sends the ball toward another strike. Bowling Club members are: seated on the tloor: Dan Bohan, Joe l-luerta, Mike Burke: second row: Bob Polonus, Harry Zerkle, John Davis, Joe Durbin, Phil Lehnhausen, Bill Thomp- son, John Duke, Bill Brown, Mike Welmen, Olle -lhorrell, Roger Johnicky third row: Fr. Cooper, Guy Johnson, Dan Pagan, Chuck Garnsey, Bob Watson, Mike Burns, John Crusen, Rudy l-lainy, Dan Davis, Tony Schaab, Bob Behrelg fourth row: Steve Brooks, Leonard Vestal, Tom Watson. Dan l-layward, Dick Vonachon, Bob l-loerdaman, Steve Akers, Larry Bradtord, Dave Schaab, Tom Simon. The Senior Division intramiiral l:i,g kotbfill champs fire: uifting, Jack Pnl Franken, Mick O'Donnell, Mike Don nelly. Junicr diyi1.i,,r: ni i, irfl ,l,., ,, Miget, Bob Bechnwan, Don Sreplnr sang, Torn l-loiilihan, 1-ind Jerry Walsh. Led by senior standout Nancy Woods, these girls captured the Intramural basketball championship. They are kneeling, Mickey O'6rady, Nancy Woods, Sharon Judd, Judy Robinson. Standing, Karen l-lawe, Chris Raya, Rosa Banys, Sharon Kellogg, and Barb Bannister. l intramural Volleyball champions are: kneeling, Mary Ann Nelson, Carole Frasco, Barb Bannister. Standing, Chris Mooney, Alice Brophy, Donna Howe, and Carol Berg. Intramurals The intramural programs at Spalding and the !-Xcademy again proved to be highly successful. What the participating students lacked in talent, they made up tor with hustle, determination and a lighting spirit. instilling this spirt ot keen competi- tion tempered with good sportmanship is the pure pose oi any good intramural program. lt this is accomplished as it is at Spalding and the Academy, the program can be classified as a success. 105 ton, Hank Broeren, Don Vespa, ard Gordan Gilamen. Standing, Robert fire: seated, Pi-iiph Siinfeird lin ,. ' ,MW ffffff? A 91.153 an f-Q ,W Rx 2 f 5 , f--1 f , mx .9 hz' 3' zl x I X453 I , sb X A- fz, l "Hockey one. hoclcey Two, counls Toni Gicabazi as Sharon Welch, Belh Aillcen, Deanna Dunn, and Cheryl Leible anxiously awaif The lace off which will begin fhe hoclcey game. Fun and Fitness Marry Sierra sfruqqles wilh her opponenl fo gel The rebound. A.O.L. archers. Ellie Walloch, Chris Raya, Marcia McGinnis, and Terry Pelerson sland sfeady as lhey pracrice lo perfecl fheir aim. wf, .K M.,-. .., ,fix-Q f ,- f, 1 xg f fWfQ- f ' X-X f, .Xa 4: W 147 0 W, 47 .fxq i "IH V 1 We xwgx A W K 1 4 Q .XB 1. 410 r '88, .. -ff -r Nc Z, 1-X . X :- Fir-' ,V . ?-fx If A ' SISTER THOMAS MARIE, C.S.J. C EA. Fonfborme elle-ge MA. S+. Louis Unw. Prifcipal amd Superim The teaching of the wise is a fountain of lzfefp "Democracy demands more ot us than any other system in education, character, selt-restraint, selt- discipline. How are we going to get the best educa- tion in the world? One ot the ways is to have the best-trained teachers." -lohn F. Kennedy 111 SISTER MARY TIMOTHY, C.S.J. BS. Fontbonne College MS. Notre Dame University Religion, Chemistry Moderator Senior t-lomeroom Senior Class Coordinator SISTER MARIE CHARLES, C.S.J BA. Fontbonne College Registrar SISTER AGNES JOSEPHINE, C.S.J. B.S. Fonlbonne College M.S. Univ. of Minn. Religion, Clolhing, Home and Family Living Moderalor Red Cross SISTER ANGELITA CYRIL, C.S.J. B.A. Fonlbonne College Tours lhrough Quebeck, Canada Lalin, French SISTER ANN REGIS, C.S.J. B.A. Fonlbonne College M.A. Sl. Louis Univ. Religion, Amer. Hislory and Economics Moderalor Junior Homeroom Moderalor C.S.M.C. Moderalor Mission Discussion Club Moleralor Young Chrislian Sludenls SISTER ANNE CHRISTINE, C.S.J. BA. Fonlbonne College M.A.Nolre Dam Univ. Religion, Malhernalics Moderalor Sophomore Homeroom Sophomore Class Coorclinalor Moderalor Nalional Honor Sociely REV. RICHARD F. BRESNAHAN B.A. SI. Henry College M.A. S.T. Sl. Mary ol Lalce in Mundelein Religion MISS HELENE CICCIARELLI BA. Bradley Universily English Moderalor Pep Club REV. PATRICK COLLINS B.M. Univ. of Illinois BA. Sl. Paul Seminiary M.A. Sl. Paul Seminary Religion SISTER DAVID LOUISE, C.S.J. BA. Fonrbonne College Grad. vvorlc, SI. Louis Univ. Spanish, French, Religion Moderalor Senior Homeroom Moderalor Sodalily ol Our Lady SISTER ELLEN JAMES, C.S.J. B.M. Fonlbonne College M.M.Ed. Duquesne Univ. Religion, Gen. Music, Chorus Moderalor Glee Club Mocleralor Public Relalions SISTER FRANCES LAWRENCE, C.S.J. BA. Fonlbonne College Grad. worlc, Univ. N. Dalcola Business Moderalor Junior Homeroom Junior Class Aclivily Moderalor F.S.A. Advisor Boolrslore MRS. JOSEPH FRANK B.S. Bradley Universily Religion, English Moderalor Fulure Teachers MRS. WILBERT FRANSEEN B.S. Universily of Kansas English Moderalor Fulure Nurses SISTER GERALD JOSEPH, C.S.J. BA. Fonlbonne College Grad. worlc, Loyola Universily Religion, Lalin Moderalor of Probalion Sodalily ol' Our Lady Freshman Class Coordinalor Moderalor Freshman Homeroom SISTER GERALD MARIE, C.S.J. BA. Fonlbonne College Grad. vvorlc, Nolre Dame Universily Chemislry, Physiology Moderalor Junior Homeroom Moderalor Pep Club SISTER GRACE AURELIA, C.S.J. BA. S+. Louis Univ. MA. Sl. Louis Univ. Lalin Moderafor Junior Homeroom Moderaror A.D.N. Chap. Jr. Classical League REV PATRICK BRENNAN BA S+ Ambrose College Religion 112 414045. 'lhllw 'W 'usb ,105-4 inn! .-a-Q' MISS BETTY ANNE HADDIGAN B.A. Ml, Sl. Seliolailicfl College Ame-iicfin I-Ii-glory ,md Govl. Mod f',, mlor Freiilirrian Horne-rooni Moclflrqlor Red CVODQ REV. ALBERT W. HALLIN B.A. Sl, Paul Seminoff Reliiiion REV. THOMAS HENSLER B.A. Sl. Meirrracl College S.T.B. Calliolic Univ. Relifiion REV. EDWARD HIGGINS B.A. Sl. Ambrose Coliege Religion REV. RICHARD E. HORVATH B.A. Josepliinium Religion REV. ROBERT T. HUGHES B.S. Univ. ol Illinois B.A. Sl. Ambrose College MRS. ROGER HUNT B.S. Ed. Weslern Iliinois Univ. Englisli Moderelor Frezlwrnen Homeroom Moderelor ol Cheerleaders Moderalor ol Pep Club REV. FRANCIS D. KASPERSKI B.A. Sl. Paul Seminary Religion SISTER MARTHA MARY, C.S.J. B.A. Eonlbonne College M.A. Univ. oi Hawaii Tlieologv-Univ. Nolre Dame Regina Mundi lnsfiluie, Rome Religion, Englisli Moderelor Senior Homeroom Moclereior VIEWPQINT SISTER MARY AGNETTA, C.S.J. B.A. Fonlbonne College A.A. Avifa Co'lege lVl.l:.A. Callwolicl Uriv. Religion, Arr Moderelor Sluienl Council SISTER MARY AGNITA, C.S.J. B.S. Eonlbonne College Grad. work, Nolre Darne Uriv . B.S.C.S. lnsfiiuie-S llvougli N,S.l: Biology Moderalor Soplwornore Homeroorn SISTER MARY ARTHURINE, C.S.J B.A. Fonlbonre College M.A. Sl. Louis Univ. Hislory SISTER MARY BLANCHE, C.S.J. B.S. Fonlbonne College Grid. v-.o'lf Sl. LOSE Univ. Religion, Foods Cree. Science Biology Modeimalor Senior I-liifnerirn SISTER MARY EDWARD, C.S.J. B.A. Fonllyinne C-il-Ti-ge Grid, i.-.srl P.'larq:..f"fi Un.. Reliwiii' En' il' MiCie'fi"ir l-liniifiifii lvifidf-vfif-'-i' Cfnf. 'A We Siiirfl l'l: 'ffl SISTER MARY ELIZABETH, C.S.J. B.A. Sl. Lmiir Unk NJA, Sf, Lpjg Un. , M f'Eir"1.ii:' li.lede"'i+oi SEVIIV l-lirfe 113 SISTER MARY GABRIELLA, C.S.J. lXI.Ed. Sl. Louis Univ. HA. Sl. LOuis Univ. Eufiress lxI:dei'a'cr Junior Homer m . A - Juror Liass Coordinalor MISS MARIWAYNE MCCUSKEY HA. Parsons College Englislw lzreslwman Guidance lxlederaror Fulure Teaclwers SISTER MARY PATRICIA, C.S.J. M.A. Sl. Louis Univ. Louis Univ. Mallwemalics BA. Sl. lvloderalor Soplwomore I-lomeroom Moderafor Mu Alplia Tlwela REV. RICHARD L. MULLEN BS. Un iversily ol lllin ois HA. Sl, Ambrose College Religion SISTER MARY PAUL, C.S.J. BA. Fonlbonne College MA. in L. S. Rosary College Moderalor Library Club Librarian. Religion MISS JANE QUIGLEY B.A. Clarlqe College Grad. worlr, Radcliile Religion, Englislw, Spanisli SISTER MARY VICTORIA CSJ M.A. Univ. ol Missouri B,A. Loyola Univ. Sludy l'lall Supervision Moderalor Alumnae Associalion MISS ELIZABETH RENO B.S. Weslern Ill. Univ Grad. work, Univ. ol Wisconsin P.E., Drivers' Trainin lvloderalor Sophomore I-lonneroom Moderalor Drama Club -vovu1S9""hN 'W Y ' nd Anyone ior a boolenanriy? On Teacher Apprecia- MR. MICHAEL C. RITSCHEL SISTER THOMAS MAUREEN CSJ 'on Day flue lounge really roclced as Sisler Ger- B.A. Univ. ol Nolre Dame. Grad. vvorlc, Univ. B.A. Fonlbonne College: Business Mo ad Joseplw provided live enlerlainmenl Ior llwe of Texas. Speecli and Amer. I-lislory. Moderalor deralor Freshman Homeroom and fgguiy, Debale and Drama Clubs. SUMMA- .'.,j - 154g-4-T -w J, K: 1-Q A A -ll 155 .. M5 ti I in i , A W I L-nf! REVEREND FRANCIS WHITE, C.S.V. BA. University oi IIIinois MA. University of Iliinois Principal and Superior "The education ot our people is a national investment. lt yields tangible returns in economic growth, an improved citizenry and higher standards ot living. But even more importantly, tree men and women value education as as personal experience and opportunity - as a basic benefit ot a tree and democratic civilization. lt is our responsibility to do whatever needs to be done to malce this opportunity available to all and to make it ot the highest possible quality," -lohn F. Kennedy 115 REV. ROBERT FOSTER, C.S.V. A.B. Loyola Univ. M.A. Bradley Univ. Assl. Principal Dean of Sludies Englislw Moderalor Nalional Honor Socieiy 'sr' ui" Wm REV. JOHN LANE, C.S,V. REV MATTHEW NOONAN MISS THELMA VOGEL A.B. S+. Vialor College CSV Secrelary M.A. S+. Thomas Seminary AB Sl Vialor College Treasurer, Dean ol Sludenls MA Callwolic Univ Businezs Aflwleiic Dureclor Care ol Book Renial Hislory Religion Polilical Science MThe mind ofthe intelli ent man seeks lcnowled e. 99 .row cf fllll -0731 lf! 1-A 1 'CL W' I Wax... IQ """""'-wsu 'iv . 'fi' li ii if 1 ,i C 1 i REV. GEORGE AUGER. C.S.V. A.B. Loyola Univ. M.A. DePaul Univ. English, Speech, Religion Moclerafor Sodalify Senior Play MR. J. RALPH BRASMER B.Ed. Illinois Slale Univ. M.S. Univ. of Illinois Biology MR. GERALD BROOKHART A.B. Sl. Ambrose College M.A. Bradley Univ. Hislory, Varsily Baslcelball Coach Cross-counrry coach, Assl. Track Coach REV. LEO COOPER, C.S.V. B.S. Roclqhursl College M.A. Loyola Univ. Malhemaiics Moderalor SUMMA MR. GENE FARRIS B.M.E. Bradley Univ. Grad. work, Bradley Univ. Gen. Music, Band, Chorus REV. DONALD FITZSIMMONS, C.S.V. AB. Loyola Univ . M.A. Sl. Louis Univ. Chairrnan, Depi. of Religion Malhemalics, Religion Moderalor Sodalify Falher Vade Bon Coeur ex- plains rhe class schedule lor Firsl Friday To Falher Auger and Broiher Orban. 117 all URWNC Q9 'S-uf 97 didiir 118 N SISTER GERALDINE, O.S.B. B.Ed. DePaul Univ. A.B.L.S. Rosary College Librarian Moderalor Library Club MR. RONALD HALEY B.S. Illinois Slale Normal Univ. Chairman, Depl. ol Commercial Sludies Business Moderalor Business Club MR. MERVYN HAYCOCK B.S. Univ. ol Illinois M.S. Univ. of Illinois Physical Educalion I-lead Eoolball and Traclc Coach MR. JAMES HEID A.B. Bradley Univ. Physical Educalion Business, Economics Assl. Eoolball Coach I-lead Wreslling Coach Soph. Baslcelball Coach I BRO. DONALD HOUDE, C.S.V. A.B. DePaul Univ. M.A. DePaul Univ. Chairman, Depl. ol English Moderalor INSTITUTE Direclor, Senior Class Play SISTER IMELDA. O.S.B. I A.B. DePaul Univ. M.A. Loyola Univ. English MR. JOLLY ,I A.B. Blackburn College English Freshman Eoolball and Baslcelball Coach Golf Coach REV. M. P. LOUGHRAN, C.S.V. A.B. Sl. Vialor College M.A. Calholic Univ. Spanish REV. DONALD LUND, C.S.V. Ii A.B. S+. Ambrose College M.A. Univ. ol Wisconsin Religion, Erench Mocleralor Chess Club Moderalor Public Relalions I M R. RONALD MAESTRI BS Bradley Univ Grad worlc Bradley Univ I-lislory Physical Educalion l-lead Varsily Baseball Coach REV PATRICK MAY CSV AB Sl Ambrose College Grad worlc DePaul Univ Religion Moderalor Senior Class Moderalor Lellerman s Club Direclor lnlramurals REV RAYMOND NOVACEK CSV AB Sl Ambrose College MS Bradley Univ Religion Dralling Ar'r Moderalor Sludenl Council I l BRO. JEROME ORBAN, CS.V. B.S. Bradley Univ. Admissions Oliice Religion, Driver Ed. Moderalor Sophomore Class lvloderalor INSTITUTE Moderalor Graphic Arfs, Bowling MR. JAY SWARINGEN B.S. Bradley Univ. Business, Business Law REV. LEONARD PUISIS. C.S.V. B.S. Sl. Ambrose College M.S. Sl. Thomas College Chairman. Depl. ol Malhemalics lvlalhemalics Moderalor Key Club REV. JAMES SWEENEY, C.S.V. B.A, Univ. of Illinois M.A. Calholic Univ. Lalin REV. DANIEL REARDON, CS.V. B.S. LOyOIa Univ. lv1.S. Marque-Ile Univ. Chemislry, General Scii-nc lvloderfilor Junior Clam lvloderalor Science Club REV. ROBERT TEED, C.S.V. B.S. Sl. Ambrose College lVl.S. Univ. oi Illinois Chairman, Depl. of Science Assl. Dean ol Sludenls Physics MR. DOUGLAS SHAVE BS. Brirlligy Univ. Mrillii,-iiirilic ., Biology SrJpl'iorri'.rrfp Bu-,.lf:lIzi,iIl Coach Tr,-ririis Coach REV. ROBERT VADEBONCOEUR B.A. Layalfi Uni f. M.A. Bradley Univ. Buildiifi Mriinlcnaric- Rcliiiioii Mfirlerfilor Eienhmriri CIW. Mriderfilor lvlissiorii 'Jw . .lg n S X 'Q I . ,f W" unsL-Q YQ 'QS il ar""""l' lx ...,.. x X N..1'i , i ms :im mi illfafllfl Um llI?UXYllIllDX'I' I .. 3 C 4 T O I ,- U 6 . 2 G ' . ' E Q c 0 D S! if it an , 3 G o C' i 4 Q K' -ee Sisler Mary Timolhy poinls our an inleresring aspecl ol' ore oi The proiecls lo Fafhef Reardon, Sisler Ellen ,lgmeg Sisrer Gerald Marie as rhey serve as iudges al 'rhe Academy Science Eair. will E AJ gi if 5 H Ealher Easier and 119 Une in pirit Although Spalding Institute and the Aca- demy ot Our Lady are separate schools, they are one in spirit. This spirit of unity is seen in all phases ot school lite. In studies, activities, religious undertakings, and social events, the students ot Spalding and the Academy are indeed one. The unity between the students is some- thing Which has long been a great tradition. As a result ot this unity, the students ot Spald- ing and the Academy have achieved a greater sense of cooperation and have developed a lasting lcyalty to their schools. It is the loyalty to each other and to their respective schools that is exemplified in the class section ot this book. ' Q 5 0 5331 K 2 1635- iff QF, ." 133532323 if 5' sr F iq 4 tr Q J r -,,,f,-Jr, k , X S L X 7 E Y' . .Q 'E I 5 :A L J ' 1 lvifzg 5 " 113 :QL F-' I! f x A ' F' w 07' K , 4 , ff, X JOHN C. ADAMS-S+. Pefer, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Sludenl' Council '64, '65, Class Vice-Pres. '65, Business Club '64, '65, Vice-Pres. '65, Foofball '62, Wreslling '62, '64. '65, D.A.R. Award '65. MARY ELIZABETH ALIG-SI. Mary, Me+a- mora, Fulure Teachers '63, '64, Library Club '65, Transfer from Immaculale Con- ceplion Convenl. NNA ALWAN-S+. Pafriclc, Semesler Hon- or Roll Ill, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '64, Fulure Secrefaries '64, G.A.A. '62, '63, Freshman Chorus '62, Glee Club '63, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academelfes '65, "Fin- ian's Rainbow" '65, STEVEN ANDERSON-S+. Bernard. TRUDY ANELOSKI-S+. Joseph, Pelcin, Red Cross '65, Fufure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '63. RONALD JOSEPH ANTHONY-Blessed Sacra- menl, Foofball '62, Baseball '63, '64, '65, Inframurals '64, '65, W0 STEPHEN ANTHONY-Holy Family, lnlramur- als '64, PATRICIA ANTON-Holy Family, Semesler Honor Roll l5l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S.M.C. '63, '64, '65, Nalional Hon- or Sociefy '65, Mission Sfudy Club '63, '64, '65, Debale Club '64, Pep Club '62I G.A.A. '62, SUMMA Boosler '64: SUMMA '65, Freshman Chorus '62: Cenlennial Paqeanl '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. ALFRED ANZALDUA-S+. Cecilia, Sodalify '62, Science Club '63, '64, '65, Debale Club '64, Pep Club '62, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64, Mixed Chorus '63, '64, "King and I" '63, Wreslling '64, '65. Seniors PATRICK ARMATO-S+. Mark, Key Club '63 '64, '65, Science Club '63, "Macbefh" '65. JAN ARMSTRONG-Sf. Edward, Chillicothe- Semesfer Honor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Sludenl Council '62, '63, '64, Nalional Honor Socic-ly '64, Vicebpres. '65, Junior Classical League '64, Mu Alpha Thela '65, VIEWPOINT '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '62, '63, '64, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Acfidemolles '64, '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, NMSQT Semi- linalisf '65, Music Fesfival 5up. Award '63, Greal Boolrs '65. MARGARET MARY ASHWORTH-Sl, Palriclc, Washinqlon, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Red Cross '62, '63, Fulure Nurses '63, '64. BONNIE JEANNE BAILEY-Holy Familfg Se- mesler Honor Roll l6l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S.M.C. Vice-Pres. '65, Nafional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Mission Sludy Club '62, '63, Soc. Treas. '64, Vice-Pres. '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, "King and l" '63: "Finians Rainbow" '65, Cheerleader '64, '65 PATRICIA BAILEY-Sl, Philomena, Soclalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, Fulure Teachers '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '64, VIEWPOINT '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, BRETT BANKIE-S+. Philomena, Poolloall '62, Traclc '64. KATHLEEN BANNON-Sf. Cecilia, Semesrer Honor Rall l6l, Sodalily '62, '63, Treas. '64, Prelecl '65, C.5.M.C. '62, '63, Nalion- al Honor Sociely '64, '65, Mission Sludy Club '62, '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, Freshman Chorus '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, "King and l" '63, "l:inian's Rainbow" '65, Public Rela- lions '65. MARY ELIZABETH BANNON-S+. Philomena, Semesrer Honor Roll l2l: Red Cross '64, '65, Eurure Teachers '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '63, DAVID G. BARTLEY-S+. Philomena, Sodalily '62, '63, Business Club '65, Track '62, Bowling '62, '63, lnlrfimurols '63, '64. '65. JOSEPH R. BARTOLO-S+. Bernard, Red Cross '63, Business Club '65, lraclc '63, Infra- murals '63, '64, '65. MICHAEL J. BAUMGARDNER-S+. Marlf, Bus- iness Club '65, Lellerman's Club '65, Fool- ball '62, Baslcelball '62, '63, Baseball '62 '63, Golf '64, '65, Bowlino '62, '64, lnlra- murals '64, '65. JOAN BECKMAN-S+. Bernard: Fulure Secre- laries '65, Conlfralernily ol Sacred Hearf '65I Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, GJKA. '63, Cheerleader '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '64, Homecoming Alrendanl '62. ANNA MARIE BELTRAMINI-S+. Mau, Se- mesler Honor Rall l3l, 5-odalily '62, '63, '64, 65, Red Cross '62, Furure Secreli-aries '64, '65, Pep Club '62g Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64. THOMAS JOHN BENCHERWSL Piliicl: Track '64, WresLling '64' Bos. ing 62 63' lnlri- murals '62, '64, '65. LINDA BERG-Blessed SblCFii7Wf"V7if Soda ly '63, '64, '65, Red Cross '62' Fulure Teachers '63, '64, '65, Librarv Cub 62, Peo Cub '64, '65, SUMMA Boosler '64, Freshman Chorus '62' Glee Club '63 '64 '65. 123 Seniors MIKE BERNINGER-Sf, Bernard: Sodalify '62: Baskefball '62: lnfrannurals '64, '65. KATHLEEN BEST-S+, Mark: Sernesler Honor Rail l7l: Soaaliiy '62, '63, '64, 'b5, Na- fional Honor Sociefy '64, Sec. '65: Eufure Teachers '64, '65: Pep Club '62, '64: GAA. '64: Glee Club '64, '65: "Einian's Rainbow" '65: Cenfennial Pagenf '63, RAYMOND L. BILL-Sf. Bernard: Sodalify '62, '63: Library Club '62, '63: Science Club '63: Debafe Club '63: Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64, '65: Mixed Chorus '63, '64, '65: "King and l" '63: "Einian's Rainbow" '65I Bowling 63: Music Eesfival Sup, Award '64: INSTITUTE '63, '64, THOMAS BISHOP-Sf, Pafrick: Bowling '63: lnframurals '64, CHERYL CHRISTINE BISIAUX-Sf. Boniface: Red Cross '63: Pep Club '62, '63, '64: 6.A.A, '62, GARY A. BITNER-lnfrarnurals '64: Transfer from Farmingfon High School. ERIK BLANC-Sf. Philomena: Sernesfer Honor Roll l2l: Sodalify '62, '63, '64, '65: Red Cross '63: "Macbefh" '65: Bowling '62: I5-SC Semi-Einalisf '65: INSTITUTE '64, '65, MIKE BLANCHARD-S+, Joseph, Pekin: Bowl- ing '62, '63, JAMES BLASCHEK-S+, Boniface: Key Club '64: Boys' Chorus '62, '63: "King and l" '63: "Pinian's Rainbow" '65: "Macbefh" 65: Baskefball Manager '63: Golf '63: ln- frarnurals '63, '64: INSTITUTE '64, '65, EDWARD BLEDSOE-Sf. John: Boys' Chorus '62: Mixed Chorus '62: Track '62, '64: ln- frarnurals '63, '64: INSTITUTE '63, '64. WENDY BOUHL-S+. Pafrick: Red Cross '62: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65Z G.A,A. '62, '63, '64, '65, MARJORIE A, BOURSCHEIDT-Sf. Mark: Soe dalify '62, '63: Eufure Secrefaries '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65: lsf place in Poefry Confesf. PAM BOURSCHEIDT-Sacre Coeur: Semesfer Honor Roll l6l: Sodalify '62, '63, '64, '65: Nafional Honor Sociefy '64, '65: Mission Sfudy Club '64: Red Cross '62: Library Club '62, '63: Sophomore Chorus '63: Mixed Chorus '64, '65: Academeffes '64, '65: "King and l" '63: "Finian's Rainbow" '65, PAULINE BOZDECH-Sf. Mark: Sodalify '62, '63 '64, '65: Nafional Honor Sociefy '64, '65: Red Cross '62, '631 Library Club '62, '63, '64, '65: GAA. '64, '65: Freshman Chorus '62: Glee Club '63, '64, DAVE BRODERIC-Sf, Mary: Sfudenf Council '62 '63, '64, Vice-Pres. '65: Class Presidenf '64' Key Club '64, '65: Business Club Pres. '65: SUMMA Boosfer '64: "Macbefh" '65g lrifrarnurals '62, '64, '653 Public Relafions '65: Illinois Boys' Sfafe Rep. '63: Organi- zafions Council '65. 124 HENRY JOHN BROEREN-S+. Thomas: Red Cross '63, '64, '65: Business Club Pres. '657 Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64: Mixed Chorus '64: "King and I" '63: "Finian's Rainbow" '65: "Macbe+h" '65: lnlramurals '62, '64, '65. LAWRENCE BROWN--Holy Family, "Finian's Rainbow" '65g Bowling '62g lnlramurals '65. MARTHA LOUISE BRUEMMER-S+. Bernard: Semesfer Honor Roll l5l: Debale Club '64, '657 Drama Club '64, '65: VIEWPOINT Ass"r Edilor '65, Centennial Pageanl '63: NMSQT Lelfer of Commendafion '651 Quill and Scroll '65. SUSAN FRANCES BUNCE-Sr. Thomas? Sodal- ily '62, '63, '64, '657 Sludenf Council '64I Class Pres. '64, Class Sec. '65: Red Cross '62, '63, '64: Fulure Teachers '64, '65: Lib- rary Club '62, '63Z Pep Club '64, '65I G.A.A. '627 VIEWPOINT '65: Freshman Chorus '62: Sophomore Chorus '637 Mixed Chorus '643 "King and l" '63: "Finian's Rainbow" '65q Quill and Scroll Award '65. KATHLEEN ANN BURK-S+. Boniface: Semes- ler l'lonor Roll l3lg Fulure Nurses Treas. '63, Vice-Pres. '64, Sergeanl-al-Arms '657 Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65Z G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65: Sophomore Chorus '63: Glee Club '64, '65, KRISTINE BURK-S+. Boniface: Semesier I-lonor Roll l5l:C.S.M.C. '64, '657 Nalional I-lonor Socie+y '64, '651 Mission Sludy Club '63, Fufure Secrelaries '64, Pres. '65, Vice-Pres. General Chapler FSA '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65Z 6.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65I Sophomore Chorus '63: Public Relalions '65. eh. 4.3 T N I. ,.-:xr I, X 'Q JAMES P. BURSON-S+. Marlc: Semesfer Honor Roll l2l: Red Cross '62, '63, '647 Boys' Chorus '65t Mixed Chorus '647 King and l" '637 lnframurais '63, '64, '65. TERESA CHRISTINE BUTZEN-Blessed Sacra- menf: Fulure Teachers '64, '65. WILLIAM CALHOUN-S+. Boniface: Science Club '63: Band '62, '63, '64, '65, 125 4. .' iv 17""y 1' NJ Firs'r days filled wilh soaring hopes nr John Adams, and Prezidefr George ve provided The Senior c ol Spalding culslanding leadership in all 3? ils acliviries creiary-Treasurer Ter"-,f Tranfina, Vice-P . ,M Fed by unbounded ambilion In order oi ranlfz Connie Pruncli, Carolyn Voss, Callny Myers, Nancy Powers, Marqie McNamee, Toni Saccenli, Susan I-Iadanlc, Janice Leibel, Mary Morrow, and Karliy Besl lead 'rlieir class in sclnolaslic aclnievemenl. I wW"" r,,."!'.',v X , JOSEPH CALLAHAN-S+. Tliomas, Science Club '64, '65, NMSQT Finalisi '65, ISSC , Semi-linalisl '65. I MARY CANNON-Holy Family, Semesler Hon- u or Roll I7I, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Sfudenl Council '65, Frencli Club '64, Pres. '65, Drama Club '65, Debale Club '64, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '63, '64Z Fresl'1- man Clworus '62, Glee Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, ISSC Semi-iinalisl '65. r LYNN CARAGHER-S+. Pliilornena, Sernesrer Honor Roll l4I, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Nafional Honor Sociely '65, Red Cross '63, '64, '657 Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, SUMMA Boosier '64, SUMMA '65, Fresln- man Cliorus '62, "King and l" '63, "Fin- ian's Rainbow" '65, Cenfennial Pageanl' '63, Quill and Scroll '65i INSTITUTE Col- umnisl '63, RICHARD CRAMER-Holy Family, Transfer from Cusler I-liglw, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. SUSAN JANE CARMAN-S+. Mary, Kickapoo, Red Cross '64, Coniraferniiy of Sacred I-Iearl' '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63. '64, '65. WILLIAM M. CARROLL-S+. Marla, Semesler Honor Rall l2I, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Key Club '63, '64, Vice-Pres. '65, Business Club Parlizrnenlarian '65, Debale Club '62, '63, Fulure Teaclwers '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, "King and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "MacbelI'1" 65, Inlramurals '64, INSTITUTE '63, '64, '65. 'Y' "Qu-an-1' 17? Of! 4.----v I I DONALD EUGENE CARTER-Sr. Boniface! lnlramurals '62, '64. ROSEANN MARY CASSANO-S+. Mary, Kiclc- apoo: Sodalily '62, '63, Sophomore Chor- us '63. JAMES CICCIARELLI-S+. Tliomas, Semesler Honor Roll l3I, Science Club '65, "Mac- belI1" '65, Fooiball '63, '65, Golf '65, H Inframurals '64, '65. I i G'.T'L."" 5 6 T7 eniors SONJA CISNA-Sf. Philamemaz Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '65, Library Club '63, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Glow Club '64, '65. CATHERINE COATES-Sl, Thomas, Semesler Honor Rall Ill, Fulure Nurses '65, Pep Club '65, Glee Club '65, Transfer Tram Richwoorls Communily High Schaal. BECKY ANN COFFEY-Sl. Pafriclcz Sodalily '62, '63, Sludenl Council '62, '63, Mission Sludy Club '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, 65, Fulure Teachers '63, Pulure Secrelaries '65, "l:iriiar1's Rainbow" '65, Pep Club '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academelles '64, '65. JOANNE COLGAN-S+. John, Red Cross '64, Pulure Nurses '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, Sophomore Chorus '63. JULIE COLWELL-Sl, Marlc, Sodalily '62, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Fulure Teachers '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65. NANCY COWELI..-Sl. Marlr, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Fufure Teachers '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, GJAMA. '62, '63, '64, Vice-Pres. '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Cenlerinial Paneanl '63. SHARON JEAN CONERTY-Sf. Joseph, Pelcin, Red Cross '65, Fulure Nurses '65, Pep Club '64, Glee Club '65, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65, Transfer from Marian Cenrral Calholic High School, Woodslock, lll. REBECCA J. CONLON-S+. Bernard, Sodalilf '62, '63, '64, Mission Sludy Club '65I Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63. DIANA CROWLEY-S+. Mark, Soclalily '62, Fufure Teachers '64, '65, Fulure Secrelaries '64, "King and I" '63, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.A.A. '62. '63, '64, 65. MICHAEL CURLEY-Sl. Mary, Semesler Hcfrxi, r Roll l4I, Basketball '62, lnlrarnurals '63, '64, '65. CHERYL CUTT-Blessed Sacramenl, Missicfi Sludy Club '65, Future Secreraries '65' Pep Club '65, Transfer lrom Morrison High School, Morrison, Ill. ROSE MARY DAILY-S+. Pafrick, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. JEANNE M. DARCHE-S+. Philc-mena' Si-da 'M '62, '63, '64' Red Crcrs 62, '63, '64 '65, Pulure Nurses '63, 64, '65. NANCEE DARLING-Sr. Marys Mc-lamorii, Semesfer Honor Roll IZIA Sodaliry '62 '63, Red Cross '62, '63 '64, Pulure Teachers '64, '65, Fufure Nurses '63, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63 '64 '65' SUMMA Boosl- ers 64, SUMMA '65' Sophomore Chorus '63, C-Blee Club '64, '65, 'Kiniji and I" '63' 'Finians Rainbow" '65. JAMES DAWSON- 127 eniors DENNIS M. DAY-Sl, Mark: Sodalily '62, '63, '64: Key Club '6S: Red Cross '62: Fulure Teachers '63: Oilice Crew '64: "King and l" '63: "Macbelh" '65: Track '62: Bowling '62, '63: lnlramurals '63, '64, VICTORIA JOANNE DEEB-Sl. Mary: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, MARY DELMASTRO-Sl. Joseph, Pekin: Se- mesler I-lonor Roll ISI: Sodalily '62: Pu- lure Teachers '62, '63: ISSC Semi-linalisl '65: Prose Conlesl Isl Place '65: Greal Books '6S. VERNE ELLIOTT DENTINO-S+, Mark: Sernesler I-Ionor Roll l4l: Class Sec.-Treas. '62: Class Vice-Pres. '63: Business Club '65: "Finian's Rainbow" '65: Foolball '62: Track '62. VERNON DENTINO-S+. Mark: Boys' Chorus '62: "Finian's Rainbow" '65, TERRENCE DONAHUE-Sl, Bernard: Track '62: lnlrarnurals '65. DENISE DONNELLY-Sl. Bernard? Semesler I-lonor Roll I6l: Sodalily '62, '63: Sludenl Council '65: Mission Sludy Club '64: Red Cross '62, '63: Pep Club '63: G.A.A. '63: VIEWPOINT '65, MICHAEL DONNELLY-Sl. Cecilia: Baskelball '62, '63: lnlrarnurals '64, '65, TIMOTHY DONOVAN-Sl. Bernard: Sodalily '62: Business Club '65: Eoolball '62: lnlra- murals '64, '65, DENNIS M. DOOLAN-Sl. Palrick: Soclalily '62: Foolball '62, '63: Track '64: lnlrarnur- als '62, '64, '65. CAROL DOUGHERTY-Sl. Mark: Sodalily '62, '63: Red Cross '62: Pulure Teachers '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.!5x.!5x. '62, '63: '65, Freshman Chorus '62: Transfer from Richwoods Communily l-ligh School. MARY DOYLE-Sl. Mark: Semesler l'Ionor Roll Ill: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65: Fulure Nurses '63, '64. '657 G.A.A. '62. MARIA DRISCOLL-Sl. Boniface: Semesler l'lonor Roll Ill: Red Cross '65: Pulure Secrelaries '65: Pep Club '63, '64, '65: C7.A.A. '62. '63. JOYCE DUBOIS-S+. Mary's, Melamora: See rnesler I-lonor Roll l2l: Red Cross '65: Pu- lure Secrelaries '65: Conlralernily ol Sac- red I-learl '62: Pep Club '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '63: Sophomore Chorus '63: "King and l" '63, PATRICK DUGAN-Sl. Cecilia: Science Club '63, '64, '65 Prez. '65: "Pinian's Rainbow" '6S' "Macbelh" '653 Organizalional Coun- cil '65, 128 NORA DUNNE-S+. Palricki Sodalify '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Secre- 'raries '65, Pep Club '64, '65, G.A.A. '62. '63, '64, '65. JOSEPH DURBIN-S+. Thomas, Business Club '65, Baskelball '63, Track '62, Golf '63, '64, '65, Bowling '62, '63, '64, '65, lnframurals '62, '64, '65. THOMAS EADS-S+. Bernard, Foolball '62, Track '63, '64, Cross Counlry '64, '65, lnlramurals '63, '64, '65. ROBERT J. EATON-Sr. Mark, Sodalify '62, Business Club '65, l.eHerman's Club '63, '64. Treas. '65, Foofball '62, '63, '64, Co-Cap- fain '65, Mid-Slale Eighf All Conference Team '65, lnlramurals '62, '64, '65, lNSTl- TUTE '65. THOMAS E. EATON-Blessed Sacramenl, Mor- fon, "Macbe'rh" '65, lnlrarnurals '63, '64, '65. MARY JANE EAVES-S+. Marks, Sernesler Honor Roll lil, Sodalify '63, C.S.M.C. '62, '63, Red Cross '62, Fufure Teachers '63, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, SUMMA Boosler '64, VIEWPOINT '65, Glee Club '64, Cena 'rennial Paqeanl '63, Quill and Scroll Award '65. on M17 EDWARD ECKHOLD-S+. John. ELISABETH EDWARDS-S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Rall l2l, Mission Sludy Club '64, Red Cross '62, Fufure Teachers '62, '64, Fu+ure Nurses '63, French Club '65, Pep Club '62. MICHAEL EISFELDER-S+. Bernard, lnlramur- als '62, '64, '65. 129 Z, Nur+ured by old friendships. The lop len scholaslic leaders oi the Sen r class in order ol rank are: Sfephen Linsl y James Kelly, Michael Ward, Rick Wiard, T ri Tr Geeky Kenrelh Happack, and John Riler. anlina, Mark Vogel, Thamas Giilillan, Mic ,,,.-'C fp ,R 0 W 1.32. ...av-1' 4-af v Alive and vibranl in a changing world and a changing Church "Who does 'rhis remind you ol?" asks Krisly Burk ol Kalhy Burk as 'rhey help Chris Rose. Mary Euslice, and Pal McShane wifh prepara- lions for 'rhe Halloween Dance. 'UK TIMOTHY ELDER-S+. Mark, Sodalily '62, '63, Key Club '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '63, Business Club '65, Debale Club '62, '63, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, "King and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbe'fh" '65, Track '62, '63, Wreslling '64, lnlrarnurals '64, '65. MARY ENDRES-S+. Palrick, Washinglon, Glee Club '64, Transfer from Thomas Jefferson High School, Dallas, Texas, Transferred Io Shawnee Mission High School, Shawnee, Michigan. MARY EUSTICE-S+. Boniface, Semesler Hon- or Roll l2l, Mission Sludy Club '63, Fu- lure Nurses '63, Confralernily ol The Sac- red Hearl '62, Pep Club '63. KATHLEEN EVERETTS-S+. Refer, Sodalily '62, '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, SUE FILZEN-S+. Cecilia, Sodalily '62, '64, '65: Red Cross '62, Fufure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club '65, Glee Club '64, Transfer from Cenlral Calholic High School, Lafayelre, Indiana. BRIAN THOMAS FINN-S+. Mark, Red Cross '62, Le'r+erman's Club '65, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, "King and l" '63, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65, Foolball '62, '64, Track '62, '63, '64, '65, Wreslling '64, lnrrannurals '64, '65. MICHAEL FINNEGAN-S+. Philomena, Business Club '65, Inlramurals '64, '65, JOHN FISHER-S+. Mark, Band '62, '63, '64, '65, Vice-Pres. '65, "MacbeIh" '65, Bowl- ing '62. '63, lnlramurals '62, '64, Mid-Slale 566+ Band '64, '65, EDITH ANN FOLEY-S+. Cecilia, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64. '65, G.A.A. '62, '64, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, 130 wifi--v' if rf C37 78 Q--v s, -mf' fl i-'ff -il ,......,-r WI af' I s. 1-qv E 'CD :is So' s-13 15" 'kr Seniors MARY ANN FOSCO-SI. Bernard, Sernesier Honor Roll l3l: Siudenl Council '64, Class Treas. '65, Conlraierniiy of Ihe Sacred Hearf '62, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, Glee Club '62. '63, '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Aca- demelfes '64, '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, Music Feslival Award '64, '65. ROBERT FOSTER-S+. Philomena, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Key Club '64, '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbe'rh" '65, Fooiball '62, Track '62, Iniramurals '65. DENISE A. FOX-SI. Thomas, Sodaliiy '62, '63. '64, '65, Red Cross '63, '64, Fuiure Secre' 'raries '65, Pep Club '65. GREGORY N. FRANK-S+. Cecilia, Sodaliiy '62, '63, Boys' Chorus '63, Track '62, '63, '65, Cross-Counfry '64, '65, Inrramurals '62, '65, Vocaiion Club '63, '64, '65. ROBERT E. FRANKEN-S+. Joseph, Red Cross '63, Baskeiball '63, lnlramurals '63, '64, '65. CAROLE FRASCO-S+, Bernard: Sennesler Honor Roll l3I, Sodalily '62, '63, Class Sec. '64, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Fulure Nurses '63, Mu Alpha Theia '65, Confra- Iernily of The Sacred Hearl Pres. '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, Public Relalions Club '65, DONALD LEE FRERICKS-Sr, Mark, Red Cross '62, '63, Business Club '65, Inrramurals '62, '64, '65, Vocalion Club '62, JOHN A. FULTON-S+. Philomena, Business Club '65, Le'r'rerman's Club '65, Inframur- als '64, '65, Transfer from Holyrood High School, Glasgow, Scolland. BILL GALBRAITH-S+. Mark. JANICE GARRELS-Sr. Philomena, Red Cross '62, '64, Fuiure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club 62, 64, 65. CONSTANCE GAVIN-S+. Mary, Kickapoo, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fuiure Nurses '63, Furure Secreiaries '65, Pep Club '62, '64, '65: Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '63, "King and I" '63. ROBERT JOSEPH GEORGE-Sr. Mark, Semes- Ier Honor Roll Ill, Foolball '63, Baseball '62, '63, Inrramurals '63, '64, '65. MICHAEL N. GESKEY-S+. Thomas, Semesier Honor Rall l6I, Sluclenl Council '64, Na- Iional Honor Socielry '64, '65, Debale Club '62, Lei'rerrnan's Club '64, '65, "MacbeIh" '65, Baskerball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, ISSC Semi-lfinalisl '65T INSTITUTE '64, '65, Public Relalions Club '65, NMSQT Leiier ol: Commendarion '65. DAVID GIBBONS-SI. Mark, Track '63, THOMAS P. GILFILLAN-S+. Cecilia, Semesler Honor Roll l7l, Narional Honor Socielf '64, '65, LeIIerman's Club '64, Pres, '65' Fooiball '62, '63, '64, '65, AIIv5+are '64 All-Conference '63 '64: NMSOT Sami- Tinalisr '64, Organizarions Councii '65' Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baske'rba'l '62 '63, '64, '65. 131 eniors NANCY GILINSKY-SI. Bernard, Semesier Honor Roll l4l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S.M.C. '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Mission Sludy Club '65, Red Cross '62, '63, Fufure Teachers '63, Fufure Sec- refaries '64, VIEWPOINT '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, "King and I" '63, Quill and Scroll '65. CHRISTINE GILLES-S+. Mary, Kickapoo, Con- lraiernily of Sacred Hearl '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Sophomore Chorus '63. PATRICIA A. GILLES-S+. Mary, Kickapoo? Semesrer Honor Roll Ill, Furure Secre- Iaries '65, Conlralernily of Sacred Hearl '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65. ALAN GILLETT-SI. Cecilia, Track '64, Wresl- ling '64, '65, Cross-Couniry '65. GORDON JAMES GILOMEN-S+. Thomas: Sludeni Council '65, lnframurals '64, '65. SUZY GOODMAN-S+. Mary, Kickapoo, Se- mesrer Honor Roll I2l, Red Cross '62, '63, Fulure Secrelaries '64, Cenlennial Pageanl '63 JAMES GRAHAM-Holy Family, Sodalily '62, Business Club '65, Foolball '62, '63, Base- ball '62, Wresrling '64, Coll '65, lnlra- murals '62, '64, '65, EILEEN GRAMLICH-S+. Philornena, Semesler Honor Rall l3l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65I Nalional Honor Socieiy '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.A.A. '63, '64, SUMMA Boosier '64, SUMMA '65, Freshman Chorus '62, Soph- omore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academelles '64, '65, "King and l" '62, Cenlennial Pageanf '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65Z NMSQT Lefier of Commendafion '65. PATRICIA ANN GRANT-S+. Mark, Red Cross '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '64, Pep Club '64, '65, Transfer from Richwoods Communily High School. FREDERICK P. GRAWEY-Sl. Pe-Ier, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65, "Macbe'rh" '65, Bowling '62, '63, '64, Pres, Treas. '65, lnlramurals '63, '64, '65, Organizalions Council '65. LAURA GRAWEY-S+. Bernard, Semesler Hon- or Rall Ill, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Fulure Nurses '63, French Club '65, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. DAVID GULLETT-Sacre Coeur, Semesler Hon- or Roll I4I3 "MacbeIh" '65, lnlramurals '63, '64, '65. MARY SUE GUNNAR-S+. Pele-r, Semesler Honor Roll I2l, Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '64, Fulure Nurses '63, Pep Club '64, G.A.A. '63, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64. TIMOTHY J. GURA-S+. Mark, Sernesier Hon- or Roll ,531 Sodalily '62, '63, Siudenr Council '64, Corr. Sec. '65, Nalional Honor Sociefy '64, '65, Key Club '63, '64, '65, Debale Club '62, '63, Fulure Teachers Sec. '63, Vice-Pres. '64, "King and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "MacbeIh" '65, ISSC Semi-linalisl '65, INSTITUTE '62. Ass"r. Edifor '63, '64, Edifor '65, NMSQT Lefrer of Commendalion '65, Public Re- laiions '65, Mid-Slale 8 Speech Tourna- mimi Finalisi '65, Organizalions Council '65. LYNETTE GURY-S+. Mark, Sodalily '62, '63I Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Freshman Chorus '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65. 132 MAUREEN GURY-Sacred Hearl: Sodalify '62, '63: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '651 Fu+ure Nurses '637 Pep Club '63, '64, '65. SUSAN HADANK-S+. Marlc: Semesler Honor Roll l7I7 Sodalify '62, '63, '64g Nalional Honor Sociely '65: Fulure Nurses '63, '64. '65: Fulure Secrefaries '64: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65g G.A.A. '62, '63g Sophomore Chorus '63: Mixed Chorus '64, '65: Aca- demelles '65: "King and l" '63: "l:inian's Rainbow" '65. CAROL ANN HADDAD-S+. Bernard: Sodal- ily '62, '63g Class Vice-Pres. '64: Red Cross '63, '64, '65: Furure Teachers '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I Gfxfx. '62, '63, '64, Pres. '65: Glee Club '63, '64, '65: Mixed Chorus '64, '657 "l:inian's Rainbow" '65. MARY HAGEMANN-S+. Philomenai Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65: Sludenl Council '65I Mis- sion Sludy Club '64, '65: Red Cross '62. '63, '64, '653 Fufure Teachers '64, '653 Fu- lure Nurses '63g Pep Club '62, '657 G.A.A. '62, '63: Glee Club '62, '63, '65I Mixed Chorus '64, '65: Cenrennial Paqeanl '63: "Finian's Rainbow" '65. MARY VIRGINIA HALLINAN-S+ Palriclc. Washinqfong Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65? Mission Sfudy Club '65: Red Cross '62, '63: Furure Nurses '63, '64, '65: Pep Club '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '647 Sophomore Chorus '63: "King and l" '63, PATRICIA HANLEY-Sr. Marla: Sodalily '62: Furure Teachers '64g Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65Z GAA. '657 Cheerleader '63, 'WT-Y L Wffr 1 f ff ef'- . X, KENNETH M. HAPPACH-Sr. Joseph, Pelcin: Semesrer Honor Roll l7l: Narional Honor Sociely '64, '657 "Macberh" '657 Poorball '64: Baslcerball '64, '657 Track '63, '64, '65? Bowling '62: lnrramurals '62, '63, '64, '657 ISSC Semi-iinalisl '65? NMSQT Lelrer Oi Commendafion '65. MARY HARRMANN-S+. Monica? Semesrer Honor Roll l3l7 Mission Srudy Club '657 French Club '65: Pep Club '63, '64, '65. CAROL HASTEN-S+. Philomena? Sodaliry '62. '63, '64, '65: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65? Fuiure Secreraries '64 '65: Pep Club '62, '63 ' 133 in qfw' If They face 'rhe challenges offered 'rhem Riclc Blanc emphasizes a poinr ro Religion Class 4I during a healed discussion on The reform in lhe Church. , I T' fi? W Nc., 1 I JUDY HAUSER-S+. Bernard, Semesier Honor Roll Ill, Sodalify '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '63, Fuiure Teachers '64, '65, Fufure Nurses '63, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Cenfennial Pageanr '63. CYNTHIA HEFNER-S+. Mark: Sodaliiy '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fuiure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Chorus '62. EMMY HEINTZMAN-S+. Bernard, Sennesier Honor Roll I2l, Sodalify '62, '63, '64, 62 6 4 I C.S.M.C. ' , '3, '6, '65, Mission 4. Offen puzzled bu'I' always cIe+ermined is ,nw-nvvugn Sfudy Club '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, Furure Nurses '63, Fuiure Secreiaries '64, '65, Girls' Chorus '63, Mixed Chorus '64, JANE ANN HEINZ-S+. Bernard, Sodaliiy '62, '63, '64, '65, Mission Siudy Club '64, '65, Vice-Presidenr '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '65, C5.A.A. '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Young Chrisiian Sludenls '65. REBECCA SUSAN HEINZ-S+. Marlc, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Furure Teachers '64, '65, Presidenlr '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, VIEW- POINT Business Manager '65, Freshman Chorus '62, Public Relaiions Club '65, Quill and Scroll Award '65. SALLY HEINZ-S+. Bernard, Semesier Honor Roll l5l, Soclalily '62, '63, '64, Library Club '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64. ,gr 'N--...,. I Pauzing a momenr before class, Michel Ryan, " M K Carol Noiroi and Judy McMurray examine lil i """"f".? I f0!,, ' ,fy rhe Kennedy display in The library. ' ' ,W i ' W X V4,,f V ' i g - ...KTM g-PJ 'T' 4rf""" STEVEN R. HEINZ-S+. Clemeni, Dunlap, Se- mesler Honor Roll I4l, Nalional Honor Sociery '64, Red Cross '63, Boys' Chorus '63, '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '63, '64, '65, "The King and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Transfer from Dunlap High School, Dunlap, Illinois. CAROL HENDERSON-S+. Philomenap Semes- Ier Honor Roll l2l, Sodaliiy '62, '63, '64, '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, "The King and I" '63, Cenrennial Pageanr '63. SI-IEILA HENNESSEY-S+. Philomena, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Sodaliry '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '65, "CenIenniaI PageanI" '63, 134 117 iv, sf' iz. Seniors ROLAND HERBSTRITH-St. Thomas: Track '62 '64: lnlramurals '62, '64, '65. JAMES HIGHFILL-S+. Thomas: Graphic Arr: Club '62: Business '65: Track '62: Comer-1 Club '62. STEPHEN HIGHFILL-S+. Thomas? Library Club '62, '63, '64: Track '62, '63, '64: Wresflinq '64, '65g Cross-Counlry '64, '65, KATHLEEN HILLIARD-Blessed Sacramenl, Morfonq Pep Club '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '63, '64, '65g Freshman Chorus '62: Sopho- more Chorus '63: 'Cenfennial Paqefanf' '63. MICHAEL H. HITZ-S+. Mark: Business Club '653 Bowling '63g lnlramurals '62, '63. RICH HOBIN-Sr. Philomena: Sludenl Council '62, '63: Business Club Vice Pres. '64, '657 Foolbell '62, '633 Baskelball '62, '63: ln- lramurals '64, '65. MARY ANNE HOECKER-Sl. Bernard: Semes- ler Honor Roll l2l: Sodaliry '62, '63, '64t Nalional Honor Sociely '657 Mission Sludf Club '64, Pres. '65: Red Cross '62, '63' Pep Club '62, '633 "Cenlennial Pageanr' '637 Younq Chrislien Srudenrs '657 Greer Books Club '65. JANET LUCILLE HOFFER-Blessed Sacramenl- Library Club '62, 65. RICHARD LEE HOSBROUGH-Sacre Coeur' Business Club '65: Boys' Chorus '62Z Track '62, '63q Bowling '63, '64, ROBERT HOULIHAN-Sf. Marki Mixed Chorl us '653 lnlramurals '657 Transfer from Jo- sephine, Worlhiniglon. Ohio. SUSAN ELAINE HUBER-Sl, Boniface: Sodal. ily '62, '63: Red Cross '64: Library Club '62: Pep Club '65, JOSE' J. HUERTA-Sr. Boniiacef Red Cross '64I Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64 '65' Mixed Chorus '63, '657 "The King and l" '63' "l:inian's Rainbow" '657 Bowling '657 lf lrannurels '62, '63, '64? Ponlilical Choi" '65, U.S.N.R. Colorguard '65. CHRISTINE HUNT-Sl. Bernard' Sernesler l Honor Roll lll: Sodalily '62 '63 '64' Red Cross '657 Eulure Nurses '63 64- French Club 'esp Pep Club '62 '63, 'rss ofxfi. '63 '64A Freshman Chorus '62' Cable' nial Paoeanlu '63. STEPHEN R. IHNKEN-S+. Bernard' Le'rernna" ' Club '63 '64 '65 Poolbill '62 '63 '64 '65: Basketball '62, 63' Trick '62 '63 '64 '654 'The King and l" '63' "Pinifin'g Ra"- boi,-f" '65. RANDY P. IRION-S+. Vinci-nr D-iPa.i ' Serve'- ler Honor Ro'l l2l' 5:-dalili, 62 '63 64 '65' Niarional Honor Sicet 64 '65' Ks Club '64 Pres. '65' Library '63' Busicew Club 65' "Macbc-'V' 65' Org:v':s", Council 65. 135 ,wh QX Q,.f7 agp- 'dd 3' 1 ,pfv- PUR if-War Seniors JOAN JANOVETZ-Sacred Hearl, Semesler Honor Roll I4l, Sodalily '63, '64, '65, Mission Sludy Club '63, Red Cross '62, Fulure Nurses '63, French Club, Vice-Pres. '65, Pep Club '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, Cenlennial Pageanl '63. PATRICIA ANN JEWELL-S+. Mark, Semesler Honor Rall l6I, Sodalily '62, '63. '64, '65, Sludenl Council '62, '63, Sec. '64, Pres. '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, Fu- Iure Secrelaries '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. MARIA JIMENEZ-S+. Joseph: Sodalily '65, C.S.M.C. '64, '65, Spirilual Treasurer '65, Red Cross '64, '65, Fufure Teachers '64, '65, Confrafernify of 'rhe Sacred Hearf '65, G.A.A. '64, '65, Transfer from Coral Gables High School, Miami, Florida. DANIAL JORDON-S+. Joseph, Pekin, Trans- Ter from Pekin High School. PETER JOSEPH II-Sf. Mark, Semesler Honor Roll III, Sodalily '62, '63, LeHerman's Club '65, Foolball '62, '63, '64, '65, Track '62, '63, '64, '65, Bowling '62, '63, Infra- murals '62, '64, '65, Cheerleader '65. JAMES M. JOYCE-Sl. Philomenaz Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Key Club '64, '65, SUM- MA Boosler '64, SUMMA Co-Edilor '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Track '62, Bowling '62, Inlrannurals '63, '64, Boys' Slale Repre- senlalive '64, Organizalions Council '65, Vocafions Club '63. THOMAS W. KAHN--S+. Mark, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Sodalily '62, Sluclenl Council '62, Business Club '65, Le++erman's Club '64, '65, Foolball '62, '63, '64, '65: Baseball '62, '63, Track '63, '65, Inlramur- als '62, '64, '65. GARY KARL-Sr. Boniface, Graphic Ari' Club '64, SUMMA Boosfer '64, Inlramurals '62, '63, '64, INSTITUTE '64, TIMOTHY KELLEY-S+. Bernard, Semesler Hon- or Roll l3I, Sfuclenl Council '64, Foolball '63. '64, '65, Inframurals '62, '64, '65. JAMES E. KELLEY-S+. Pefer, Red Cross '62, '63, Library Club '62, Business Club Treas- urer '65, Bowling '64, Inlramurals '62, '64, Vocafion Club '62, '63. JAMES P. KELLY-S+. Mark, Sernesler Honor Roll l7I, Sodalify '62, '63, '64, '65, Prefecl' '64, Sludenl Council '63, '64, '65, Pres. '65, Class Pres. '63, Nafional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Le'r'rerman's Club '64, '65, Fool- ball '62, '63, Caplr. '64, '65, All Conference '64, Baskelball '62, '63, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, Salulalorian '65, Organizalion Council '65, ISSC Semi-finalisl '65. MARY JO KELLY-Holy Family, Sernesler Hon- or Roll III, Sodalify '62, '63, Sludenl' Council '64, '65, Fufure Nurses '63, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62. '63, '64, '65, SUMMA Boosler '64, Fresh- man Chorus '62, "King and I" '63, "Fin- ian's Rainbow" '65. TIMOTHY E. KENNEDY-S+. Philomena: Busi- ness Club '64, Sec. '65, Track '63, Infra- rnurals '64. LINDA KENNELLY-S+. Cecilia, Semesler Hon- or Rall III, Sodalily '62, '63, Mission Sfudy Club '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, Gi.A.A. '63, '64, 's5: "The King and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Sophomore Chorus '62, Glee Club '65, Mixed Chorus '65. KATHLEEN ANN KENNY-S+. Bernardi So- dalily '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulrure Nurses '63, Sec. '64, Pres. '65, French Club '65, "Cen+ennial Pageanf' '63, Public Relalions '65. 136 KATHLEEN KESELOFF--Sl. Bernard, Semesler Honor Roll 453, Sodalify '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I GJXA. '62. RlTA DIANE KILMER--Sl. Edward, Chillicolhet Sodalily '62, Mission Sludy Club '65, Fu- lure Nurses '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '63, '64, '65, Freshman Chorus '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65. CAROLYN KLUG-Holy Family, Red Cross '65, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, GJXA. '62, '63. R. MICHAEL KNEER-S+. Philomenaz Track '63, Transfer from S+. Aloysius College, Glas- gow, Scolland. DWANE M. KNOTT-S+. Palriclc, Washinqron, Library Club '62, Sec. '64, Sec. '65, Bowl- mq '62, '63, '64. SUSAN KOLLER-Holy Family, Semesler Hon- or Roll l3l: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Rep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.A.A, '63Z Freshman Chorus '62. fed, fs.- I0 YQ -J fir' 1 ...a-' 4-04 '1"""V WN . RANDY KOORS--S+. Philomena, Sodalily '62, '63, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, Foolball '62, lnlramurals '62, '64, LINDAY KRAVISKY-Sl. Philomena, Red Cross '63, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '65, Transler lrom Peoria High School. KATHLEEN L. KRIPPEL-Holy Family: Sodallfy '62, '63, '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, 65, Fulure Nurses '64, '65, Pep Club '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, "The King and l" '63. 137 Q-.4-P Confiolenl in 'rheir knowledge of ul'rima+e success. Falh scholarship wilh lwo promislnq college can dales, Jerry Worrlck and Terry Tranrlna. er Fosler discusses The possibllilies 'U :fl WZIZ7' 4"f'2b 112' Through diligenl and purposeful srudy This is rhe rhing I do besrf' says Tim Gura 3 Par Jewell as Jo Lynn Ladd, Carolyn Voss, ecky Heinz and Dave Broderic enioy The de- lcious Toed af The Lay Advisory Board dinner. JOHN KRONENBERG-S+. Thomas: Key Club '64, Le++erman's Club '65, Eoolball '62, '63, '64, '65, Track '62, '63, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. JOSEPHINE LYNN LADD-S+. Edward, Chilli- cofhe, Semesler Honor Roll l2l, Sodaliry '62, '63, Red Cross '63, '65, Fufure Teach- ers '64, '65, Eufure Nurses '63, Drama Club '64, '65, Vice-Pres. '64, Pres. '65, Pep Club '64, '65, Public Relalions Club '65. MARTY LAFEBER-Sf. Philomena, Sodalily '62, Red Cross '64, '65, Eurure Teachers '64, '65, Eulure Nurses '64, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65i G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65. DIANE LAHOOD-S+. Bernard: Semesrer Hon- or Roll l2l, Sodalify '62, '63, Red Cross '65, Fulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '65, Treas. '64, Homecoming Afrendanl '63. JEANNE MARGARET LAHOOD-S+. Philo- mena, Semesler Honor Roll l5l, Class Sec, '62, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eurure Teachers '64, '65, Drama Club '64, '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62I Glee Club '64, '65, "Cen+ennial Pagean+" '63, "Einian's Rainbow" '65. GARY JOSEPH LANGEN--51. Boniface, Bus- iness Club '65. T' '93 H-Av' if 'QT CAROL YVONNE LATHAM-S+. Mary: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eurure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '64, '65, G.fX.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '64, Mixed Chorus '65, "Einian's Rainbow" '65. KERYL LEE-S+. Mark, Red Cross '65, Pep Club '65, Berry Crocker Homemaker Award '65, Transfer from Limeslone High School. MARY JO LEHNHAUSEN-S+. Ceciliai Sodal- iry '62, '63, '64, '65, Sfudenf Council '65, Class Pres. '65, Nalional Honor Sociefy '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, Young Chrisrian Slu- denls '65, Public Relalions Club '65. 138 eniors JANICE K. LEIBEL-Sl. Mark, SQ-mesler Honor Roll fel, Sadaliiy '62, lm, '64, ,657 C.5.M.C. '64, Nalional Honor Society '65, Fulure Teachers '62, '63, '64, '65, Mu Alpha Thela '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '65I G.A.A. '62, '63, '64f Sophomore Chor- us '63, Glee Club '62, '64, '65, "King arid I" '63, "Einian's Rainbow" '65, Cenlerinial Paqeanl '63, LINDA LEIGHTY-Sl. Mark, Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teach- ers '62, '63, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '64, Sophomore Chorus '63, Girls' Chorus '64, Mixed Chorus '65, "King and l" '63, "Fine ian's Rainbow" '65. DAVID LINK-Blessed Sacramenl, Morlon, Transfer from Sl. Jude's Seminary, Mo- rnence, Illinois. VERNON LINK, JR.-Blessed Sacrament, Mor- lon. W. STEPHEN LINSEY-S+. Mark, Semesler Honor Rall l7I, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Vice-Prelecl '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Key Club '63, '64, Science Club '62, '63, '64, '65, 5ec.-Treas. '63, Pres. '64, Debale Club '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, Sporls Edilor, "Macbelh" '65, Bowling '62, '63, Valediclorian '65. THOMAS LINTZ-S+, Bernard, Semesler Honor Roll l3I, Ronlifical Crew '62, '63, '64, '65, Sludenl Council '64, '65, Treas. '65, Class Pres. '62, Class Vice-Pres. '64, Lellermarfs Club '65, Ollice Crew '64, Baslrelball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65. GILLES LONTEEN-S+. Clemenl, Dunlap, 50- dalily '64, Sludenl Council '62, Key Club '65, Debale Club '63, "Macbeth" '65, Wresllinq '64, 65, Tennis '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '64, '65. EDWARD JAMES LUDOLPH-S+. Mark. MICHAEL F. LUDOLPH-S+. Peler: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Business Club '65, Fool- ball '62, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, KATHLEEN M. LUEBBERS-Sl. Bernard' Red Cross '63, '64, '65: Fufure Teachers '63, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65T G.A.A. '62, '63. MICHAEL LULAY-Sl. Ralriclr, Reoria. CLAIRE MACKOWAY-S+. John: Eulure Sec- relaries '65, Pep Club '62, 63, '64, '65, GAA. '62, '63, '64, "I3inian's Rainbow" '65. JOHN MAGS-IO-Sl, Mail- Simi-s'er Hifi' Roll IZI: Sizidalily '62, Nalionfil Hmnir 5o- ciely '64 '65, Business C'ub '65, Bow. ini '62, VIRGINIA MAHIEU-Sl. Eiii"ir'aii+3' Red Cfffr, '62' Fulure Teachers '65' Dr ima Cl,ib '65' Rep C ub '62 '63, '64 '65' '5f,f'5x.A. '62 63 '64, '65: Glee Club '62, 63' 'Einiaif Rainbm-," '65. DENNIS MAHRT-Sl. Thi'-mag' Sfnleiffii' I'linA OV Rall Ill? Key Club '64- R63 CVS '62, '63' Librar, Cub '62 '63 64' Lifffrmiff. C ub '65, Baslrelbfil '62 '63 '64 65, Traclr '62, '63, lnlramurals '64, 139 eniors MICHAEL MALONEY-S+. Boniface! Sodaliry '64: Key Club '64: C-raphic Arls '64: IN- STITUTE '64. MARK STEPHEN MALOOF-S+. Mark: Sodalily '62, '63: Key Club '63, '64, '65: Business Club '65: Boys' Chorus '63, '64: Mixed Chorus '65: "King and I" '63: "Einian's Rainbow" '65: Track '621 Inrramurals '62. PATRICIA MANNING-S+. Mark: Semesler Honor Roll III: Sodaliry '62, '63, '64, '65: Sludenf Council '65: Class Treasurer '64: Red Cross '63, '64: Eurure Teachers '63, '64, '65: Eulure Secrelaries '64: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '62, '63, '64-I SUMMA Boosrer '64: SUMMA Business Manager '65: Glee Club '64, '65: Mixed Chorus '65: "King and I" '63: Cenlennial '63: "Einian's Rainbow" '65: Young Chrisl- ian Srudenls '65. DONALD MAREELL-SI. Perer: Semesler Hon- or Roll I2I: lnlramurals '64, '65. JAMES MARKOSKI-S+. Vincenl de Paul: Se- mesler Honor Roll I2I: Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65: Le'rIerman's Club '64, '65: Baskelball '62, '63, '64, '65: Track '62, '63, '64, '65: Cross-Counrry '64, '65. KATHLEEN MARTIN-S+. Mary, Kickapoo: Se' mesrer Honor Roll I2I: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65: Pulure Nurses '63, '64, '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. JOHN MARUSO-Sr. Joseph, Pekin. MARGO MARVIN-Sl. Philomenat Red Cross '62: Eufure Nurses '63, '64, '65: Drama Club '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, MICHAEL A. MARVIN-SI. Boniiacei Sodaliry '62: Library Club '62, '63: Band '62, '63, '64, Pres. '65: Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64, '65: Mixed Chorus '63, '64, '65: "Ein- ian's Rainbow" '65: Inrramurals '64, '65: Organizalions Council '65. JEROME MATTINGLY-Holy Eamily: Semesler Honor Rall ISI: Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65: "Einian's Rainbow" '65: "MacbeIh" '65: Eoolball '64: Baskelball '62, '63, '64: Baseball '62, '63: Iniramurals '65, DONALD MATTSON-SI. Mary, Peoria: Infra- murals '64, '65: Transfer from SI. Raphael, Chicago, Illinois. ROBERT MAY-Sr. Philomena: Sodalily '64, '65: INSTITUTE '65: Transfer from Josephina, Worrhingron, Ohio. COLLEEN MCALLISTER-SI. Cecilia: Sodaliry '62 '63, '64, '65: Class Vice Pres. '62: Red Cross '62, '63: Eulure Nurses '63: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '63: Ereshman Chorus '62: Sophomore Chorus '63: Glee Club '64: "King and I" '63: "Einian's Rain- bow" '65: Cheerleader '64, Capiain '65, JAMES MCCABE-Blessed Sacrameni: Track '64, PATRICIA ANNE McDERMOTT-SI. Cecilia: Sodaliry '62, '63, '64: Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65: Eulure Nurses '63, '64: French Cub '6S: Pep Club '62, '63, Sec. '64, Vice- Pres. '65: VIEWPOINT '65: Freshman Chor- u '62 140 Vw Lil' '32 THERESA MCGOWAN-Sl. Boniface, Mission Sludy Club '62, '63, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, 6.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65. CEClLlA MCGRATH-Sl. Vincenl de Paul, Red Cross '63, '64, Fulure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.A.A. '62, '63. '64, '65. PHILIP MCGRATH-Sl. Mark, Debale Club '63, Wresllinq '64, Cross-Counlry '64, lnlra- murals '65, JAMES M. MCMAHON-Sl. Marlci Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Debale Club '62, l.el- lerrnan's Club '65, Boys' Clworus '62, '63, '64, Pres. '65, Mixed Clworus 64, '65, "King and l" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Track '62, '63, '64, '65, Cross-Counlry '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '64, '65, Organizalions Council '65. JUDITH MCMURRAY-Holy Family, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S,M.C. '62, '63, '65I Treas, '64, Mission Sludy Club '62, '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, Glee Club '62, '63, Sophomore Chorus '63, Mixed Clnorus '64, '65, Academelles '64, '65, "Pinian's Rainbow" '65, Missions - Paladin Award '64. KAREN MCNAMARA-Sl. Cecilia, Semesler Honor Roll l3l, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Prenclru Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, "Pinian's Rain- bow" '65, "Macbell'i" '65, 'tl 5u MAUREEN MCNAMARA-Sl. Plwilomenat So- dalily '62, '63, Sludenl Council '62, '63, '65, Class Pres. '63, Nalional Honor Sociely '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, Frencln Club '65, Conlralernily ol Sacred Hearl Vice-Pres. '65, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '65, Homecoming Queen '65. THOMAS J. MCNAMARA-Sl. Tliomast Sodal- ily '62, Ponlilical Crew '62, '63, '64, '65Z Sludenl Council '65, Key Club '64, Lel- lerman's Club '63, '64, '65, Poolball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baslcelball '62, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '64, '65. 141 Lb' 7' V"'P X "i .- They broadened film., .45 '51 wi' f"'v C"'x lheir knowledge 'lliere is a lol ol unrewarded baclcslaqe work fha? qoes inlo a produclion lilce "Finian's Rain- bow". Worling lward on coslumes are Corlcy Hagemann, Edie Foley, Joyce Dubois, Janice Leibel and Mary Meyer. MARGARET MCNAMEE-Holy Family, Semes- ler Honor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Sludenl Council Parliamenlarian '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Pulure leaclwers Sec. '63, Vice-Pres. '64, Mu Alplwa llwela '64, Pres. '65, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, VIEWPQIN-l' '65, Glee Club '64, '65, "Pinian's Rain- bow" '65, ISSC Semi-linalisl '65, Lalin Conlesl Winner lSuperiorl '63, Public Relalions '65, Quill and Scroll '65. rf Q -'-"lv COLLEEN C. MCQUELLON-S+. Mary, Sodal- iry '63, Red Cross '62, '64, '65, Fulure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '63, '65. ROBERT W. MCQUELLON-ST. Bernard, So- dalify '62, Class Sec.-Trees. '64, Business Club '65, LeHerman's Club '64, '65, Fool- ball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baslcerball '62, '63, Traclc '62, '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '64, '65. TIMOTHY MATTHEW MCQUELLON - S+. Mary, Red Cross '64, '65, Business Club '65, Foolball '62, '63, '64, '65, Track '62, '63, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. MARY PATRICIA MCSHANE-Holy Family, Semesrer Honor Roll Ill, Sodaliry '62, '63, '64, '65, Sludenr Council '63, '64, '65, Treas. '64, Vice-Pres. '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, G.A.A. '62, Freshman Chorus '62, Sopho- more Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65, "King and l" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. KATHRYN L. McVEAIN-Sl. Cecilia, Sodaliry '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fu- 'rure Nurses '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, GAA. '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, Freshman Chorus '62. GREG MEDVESKY-S+. Boniface, Business Club '64, Track '63. SUZANNE J. METTE-S+. Marlc, Semesrer Hon- or Roll I2l, Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '62, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, VIEWPOINT '65, Freshman Chorus '62. MARY LOUISE MEYER-Holy Family, Semes- rer Honor Roll l5l, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '65, G.A.A. '63, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65. WILLIAM MEYER-Sr. Bernard: Semesler Hon- or Roll III, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Business Club '65, SUMMA Boosler '64, Foolball '62, '63, '65, Traclc '65, Bowling '63, '64, lnrramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. 142 I F61 . 1. Pi If .ffl A " .J v. 1 ' 1--: -4 ... , ' si 1 Qi' C N -QS? mis f'1"fv M, Seniors CATHERINE MICHAEL-S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Rall l2l, Sodalily '62, Sludenl Council '62, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '65, "King and l" '63, "Pin- ian's Rainbow" '65, MARY KAY MICHAEL-Sl. Philomena, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Secrelfiries '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, DOROTHY MILLER-S+. Bernard, Semesler Honor Roll l3l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '63, '64. '65, Fulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Sopho- more Chorus '63, Glee Club '62. '63, '64, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. MARILYN MILLER-Sacre Coeur, Semesler Honor Roll l2l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '65, Fulure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. PETER MILLER-Blessed Sacramenl. ROBERT F. MILLER, JR.-Blessed Sacramenl, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Transfer lrom Sl. Meinrad High School, Sl. Mein- rad, Indiana. ANNETTE MONTOYA-Sl. Thomas, Red Cross '62, '63, '65, Furure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '65, GAA. '62, '63, Glee Club '62, '63, Treas. '64, Vice-Pres. '65, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academelles '64, '65, "King and I" '63, "l:inian's Rainbow" '65. SHERRILL MORAN-Blessed Sacramenl, Red Cross '62, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, 6.A.A. '62, '63, '64. '65, Band '62, '63. MARY MORROW-Sl. Joseph, Pelcin, Semesler Honor Roll l7l: Sodalily '62, '63, Sludenl Council '62, '64, Class Treas. '63, Class Vice-Pres, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, ISSC Semi- linalisl '65, Cheerleader '63, '64, '65. GEOFFREY B. MOULTON-Holy Family, Sci- ence Club '64, '65, "Macbelh" '65, Tennis '63, '64, Transfer from Sl. Joseph High School, Weslchesler, Illinois. MARY MARGARET MUELLER-Sl. Marla, Se- mesler Honor Roll l3l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S.M.C. '63, Secrelary '64, Pres. '65, Nalional Honor Roll Sociely '64, '65, Mission Sludy Club '64, '65, Red Cross '62, Fulure Teachers '63, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, VIEWPOINT '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, "King and l" '63, Cenlennial Pageanl '63, Public Relalions '65, Young Chrislian Slu- denls '65, Mission Award '64. MARY JANE MULLEN-S+. Peler, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I PATRICK MULLEN-Holy Family, "Macbe+h" '65, lnlramurals '64. MARY TERESA MUNDY-Sl. Edward, Chilli- colhe, Red Cross '62, '63, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '64, '65, G.A.A. '63, '64. COLLEEN MURPHY--Sl. Marla, Sodalily '62. '63: Red Cross '62, Fulure Teachers '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, Drama Club '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '62, '63, '64, '65, "King and I" '63. 143 Seniors THOMAS MURRAY-S+. Philornena, Business Club '65, l.ellerman's Club '65, Eoolball '62. '63, '64, '65, Baseball '62, '63, Wresl- Iing '64, Golf '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '64, '65 CATHERINE L. MYERS-Sf. Cecilia, Semesler Honor Rall l7l: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Naiional Honor Sociely '64, Pres. '65, Red Cross '62, '63, Fulure Teachers '62. '63, Sophomore Chorus '63, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Acadernelles '65, "King and I" '63, "l3inian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbelh" '65, ISSC Semi-finalisl '65, Public Relalions '65, Conlennial Paqeanl '63. JUDITH M. NAUMAN-Sl. Mary, Kickapoo, Sodalily '63, '64, Red Cross '63, '64, '65I Eufure Teachers '64, Pep Club '64, '65, Transfer from Caroline Academy. Mequon, Wisconsin SUZANNE NAUMAN-S+. Mary, Melamora, Fulure Teachers '65, Mu Alpha Thela '65, Transler from Imrnaculale Conceplion. Pe- oria, Illinois. CAROL LYNN NOIROT--S+. Mary, Sodalily '62, Sludenl Council Rep. '62, '63, Mission Sludy Club '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, C5.A.A. '62, '63, Mission Award '64. JOHN F. NORDSTROM-Holy Family, Inlraf murals '63, '64, Transler lrorn Marmion Mililary Academy, Aurora, III. GEORGIA E. NOVOTNY-Sr. Bonilace, Sodal- ily '64, Fulure Teachers '63, '64, Conlra- lernily ol: Sacred Hearl '64, Pep Club '63, VIEWPOINT Edilor '65, Cenlennial '63, Quill and Scroll '65. WILLIAM PATRICK O'BRIEN JR.-Sl. Marlfi Semesle' Honor Roll Ill, Business Club '64, '65, lnlrarnurals '64, '65. RALPH LAWRENCE OCHS-S+. Boniface, Se- mesler Honor Roll l2l, Sodalily '62, Slu- denl Council '62, '63, '64, Key Club '65, Red Cross '62, Business Club '65, Debale Club '62, '63, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, Pool- ball '63, '65, Baslcelball '62, '63, Inlramur' als '64, '65. STEPHEN OCHS-S+, Thomas: Sernesler Honor Roll l7l, Key Club '64, '65, Sodalily '63, '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64. '65, Library Club '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA Co-edilor '65, Inlrarnurals '64, Cheerleader '65, INSTITUTE '64, Organiza- lions Council '65. DANIEL PATRICK O'CONNELL--S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Roll Ill, Key Club '64, Traclc '62, '63, Bowling '62. JEREMIAH O'CONNOR-S+. Marlc, Sernesler Honor Roll Ill, Science Club '64, '65, Pholooraphy '62. MICHAEL O'CONNOR-S+. Marlc, Semesler Honor Roll l3l, Science Club '63, Fool- ball '62. MICHAEL J. O'DONNELL-S+. Bernard, So- daliry '62, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Baslcelball '62, '63, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. KATHLEEN MICHELE OHL-S+. Philomena: Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '64, '65, Conlralernily ol Sacred Hearl '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. 144 ,M fa fl' IWW 'NW' Q-Www VY -ttf?" uf" TERRANCE O'ROURKE-S+. Pafrick: Sodalify '63g Graphic Arfs Club '64: Red Cross '65: Business Club '64, '65: Boys' Chorus '62: Foofball '62: Track '62, '63, '64: lnfrarnur- als '64. LORENCE F. O'RUSSA-S+. Thomas: Business Club '65: "Macbefh" '65q Foolball '62: Track '62, '63, '64: lnlramurals '64, '65: Arl Club '64, 65. RUTH ANN OSTRANDER-S+. Mark: Red Cross '63: Fulure Teachers '65: Drama Club '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64q G.A.A. 63: Cenlennial Paqeanl '63. DORIS ANN OTTO-S+. Philomena: Semesler Honor Roll lll: Sodalily '62, '63: Red Cross '62: Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65: Fu- Ture Secrelaries '64: Drama Club '64, '65: Pep Club '62, '64, '65: Cenlennial Pageanl '63. CLEO ANN PATTERSON-S+. Thomas: Sodalily '62, '63: Red Cross '63, '64, '65: Fulure Teachers '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '62, '64, '65: Sophomore Chorus '63, TERESE PEDACE-Sf, Palrick: Sodalily '65I Red Cross '64, '65: Girls' Chorus '64g Transfer from Sl. Anlhony, Rome, llaly. 0956 A 'QA 1-'nv 4, SUSAN PEPLOW-S+. Mark: Sodalily '62, '63: Naiional Honor Sociely '64, Treasurer '65: Fulure Secrelaries '64, '65: Library Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Sec. '63, Pres. '65: Pep Club '63I G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65T Girls' Chorus '63: Mixed Chorus '64, '65Z Acaderneffes '64, '657 "FEnian's Rainbow" '65: Public Relafions '65: Cenlennial Pag- eanr '63. PATRICK JOHN PERKINS-Sf. Philornenat Se' mesfer Honor Roll DIANNA PERRY-S+. Marys Ca'rhedral7 Pep Club '62, '63, '65: G.A.A. '62, '65. 145 'CV T X f"',,','I7 '62, '63. Honor Roll GERALYN PETERS--Sacre Coeur, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, G.A.A. JEAN ANN PETERS-Sl. Palriclc, Semesler I C.S.M.C. '62, Recl l5l Cross '62, '63, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, Pep Club '65, G.A.A. '62, VIEWPCINT '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65 '65, Quill and Scroll KATHLEEN A. PETERS-S+. Cecilia: Sodalily '62, '63, Fulure Teachers '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, Sec.- Treas. '63, Sophomore Chorus '63, Fresh- man Chorus '62, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Cenlennial Paqeanl '63, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65. 157' .1069 TERRENCE PITZEN-S+. Thomas, Semesler l-lon- or Roll l3l: Sodalily '63, '64, Nalional Honor Sociely '65, NMSQT Semi-linalisl '65, l55C Semi-linalisl '65. MARGARET JANE POEHLS-Sf. Bernard, Mis- sion Sludy Club '64, Red Cross '63, '64, '65, Conlralernil ol Sacred Hearl '65, mf They face 'rhe fulure before lhem Enioyino a reireshinfg wall: around lhe bloclc a lew minules belore lhal "awful" bell sum- mans 'rhem lo class are Mike Kneer, Diane Lal-lood, lvan Schraeder, and Kalie McVeain, JO ANN POWERS-l-loly Family? Semesler l-lorior Roll lil, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eulure Secrelaries '64, Pep Club '62, '64, '65, C5.A.A. '62, NANCY JEAN POWERS-S+. Bernard, Semes- 'rer Honor Roll l7l: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Nalional l-lonor Sociely '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eulure Teachers '64, '65, Eulure Secrelaries '64, G.A.A. '62, SUMMA Edosler '64, SUMMA Co-Edilor '65, Freshman Chorus '62, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65' l55C Semi-Pinalisl '65, Cenlen- nial Paqeanl '657 Quill and Scroll '65. 3' Y Pep Club '62, '63, 'e4. DANIEL POWELL-Holy Family: Sodalily '62, C'?-aw - 's-, I,-f "sf ACK 'Z-55' by eww' "l3inian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbelh" '65, Foolball '62, lnlramurals '62, Vocalion Club "Wg .,. -'fmdheveanb ' f"'Q---W'-nmw.. CONSTANCE PRUNCH-Sf. Peleri Semesler l-lonor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Sec. '64, Vice-Prelecl '65, Sludenl Council '65, Class Treas. '62, Nalional l-lonor So- ciely '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, Junior Classical League '64, Mu Alpha Thela '64, '65, Sec. '65, Drama Club '65, G.A.A. '63: Glee Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbe+h" '65, NMSQT Leller of Com- mendalion '65, ISSC Semi-Finalisl '65, D.A.R. '65, Ideal Cafholic Girl Award '63, fov 1:37 ,X Sludenls '65. Academy Girl '65, Valediclorian '65, Pub- lic Relalions Club '65, Young Chrislian ,- Y I 'T3' S-' eniors FRANK A. RADOSEVICH-SI. Bernard, Semes- Ier Horror Roll I5l, Sodfilily '62, '63 '64, '65, Nfilional Honor Sociely '64, '65, OI- lice Crew '65, Mixrfd Chorus '65, "Pinifin'5 Rainbow" '65, "Macb2Ih" '65, Track '62 '63, lnlramurals '62. PAMELA ANNE RAYA-5l. Mark, Semcsler Honor Roll l3l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.5.M.C. '64, '65, Nalional Honor 50- ciely '64, '65, Red Cross '62, Fulure Nurses '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, VIEWPOINT '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, "King and I" '63, Cenlennial '63, "Pinion", Rainbow" '65' French Club '65, Secrelary '65. CHRISTINE SUE READER-Sf. Mary, Future Teachers '65. MARGARET MARY REEL-Sr. Mark, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '65, Fu- fure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, Pep Club '63, MICHAEL J. REID-S+. Philomena, Key Club '64, '65, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Foolball '62, Track '62, '63, lnlramurals '64. TERRY G. RENARD-Sf. Bernard, LeHerrnan's Club '63, '64, '65, Foofball '63, '64, '65, Baskelball '63, Track '63, '64, '65, Infra- murals '64, '65, All Conference Foolball '65, Transfer from Ranfoul Township High 5chool, Ranioul, Illinois. DEWEY MICHAEL RICHMOND-S+. Pafrick, Sludenl Council '63, Foolball '62, Basker- ball '63, Track '63, '65. NANCY RILEY-Sf. Joseph, Pekin, Semesler Honor Roll IZI, Fufure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, Freshman Chorus '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academeiles '64, '65, "I:inian's Rainbow" '65. MARGARET ANN RING-NESS-S+. Philomena, Sernesler Honor Rall I2l, Sodalify '62, '63, Sludeni Council '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pulure Teachers '63, '65, Drama Club '64, '65, "King and l" '63, Cenlennial Paqeanl '63, "l:inian's Rain- bow" '65. CARYL LYNNE RISEN-S+. Cecilia, Semesler Honor Roll I4l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociery '64, '65, Red Cross '63, Fulure Teachers '62, '63, '65, 5opho- more Chorus '63, Glee Club, Sec. '64, Presidenr '65, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Aca- demelles '64, '65, "King and l" '63, Cen- Iennial '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Pub- lic Relaiions '65. JOHN D. RITER-Sr, Philomena, Semesler Honor Roll I7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Vice-Preleci '62, Naiional Honor Sociery '64, '65, Key Club '64, '65, SUMMA Boost er '64, SUMMA '65, "Macbelh" '65, Bowl- ing '62, Inrramurals '62, '65, l55C Semi- Iinalisl '65. JANE ROARK-Sf. Bernard, Sernesier Honor Rall Ill, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, Homecoming Atlerdanr '64. DENESE ROBB-S+. Joseph, Pekin, Semesfer Honor Roll l2lI Sodalify '64. '65, Furure Teachers '64, '65, Mu Alpha Thela '65, VIEWPOINT '65, Lalin Conresr Wirrner '64' Transfer lrom Mackenzie High School, De- Iroii, Michigan. THOMAS D. ROCHFORD-Sf. Bernard, Se- mesler Honor Roll l2l, Sodalirv '62, '63 '64' Debare Club '62, '63, Ollice Cre.-. '64, SUMMA Boosler '64, 'Piniarfs Rain- bow" '65, Eoolball '62, Track '62, '63, I3c.'.lirg '62, '63, Iniramuras '62, '63, '65. ROY ROGERS-Sr. Palrick, Translei' lrom 5-I. Joseph High School, We'e,+ches+er Il'ino'5. 147 .S'en1'0r.s CHRISTE ANN ROSE-S+. Mark, Sodalify '62, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '64, '65, GAA. '62, Glee Club '63, Mixed Chorus '64, '65, Academeffes '64, '65, "Kino and I" '63, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. DAN ROSS-SI. Bernard, Semesfer Honor Roll I2I, Sludenf Council '64, Red Cross '62, "MacbeTh" '65, Poolball '62, Track '62, Inrramurals '62. KATHLEEN ROSTETTER-S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Roll I5I, Red Cross '63, '64, '65, Mu Alpha Thera '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Sophomore Chorus '63, Glee Club '64, Junior Classical League '64, Secrefary '64. GARY M. RUHAAK-S+. Bernard, Red Cross '62, '63, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65 Sporfs Ediror, "Macbe+h" '65, Infra- murals '64, '65. MARY ANN RYAN-S+. Cecilia, Fulure Teach- ers '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.fX. '63. MICHELE RYAN-S+. Mark, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '64, '65. GEORGE SAAL-S+. Joseph, Pekin, Sfudenf Council '63, '64, '65, Senior Class Presi- denf '65, Baskerball '62, Baseball '62, '63, Wresfling '64, Inframurals '62, '64, '65, TONI JO SACCENTI-S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Roll I7I, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Mu Alpha Thela '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '64, La- Tin Conlesr Winner '63, RITA SAUER-S+. Thomas, Semesler Honor Roll I4I: Pep Club '63, '64. ARTHUR A. SAVAGE-Sr. Mark, Red Cross '62, Library Club '65. LEA SCHAEFER-Sr. Philomena, Fulure Teach- ers '65, Pep Club '64, '65, Presidenr '65, C-3.A.A. '64, '65, Public Relafions '65, Transfer from Madonna High School, Aur- ora, Illinois. WILLIAM SCHAFFNIT-S+. Mary's, Lourdes, Srudenl Council '65, Key Club '64, Ler- +erman's Club '64, '65, Foofball '62, '63, '64, '65, Track '62, '63, '64, '65, Inlramur- als '62, '64, '65. AUGUST SCHAUB-S+. Mar-fs, Kickapoo. LEO SCHAUB-S+. Mary's, Kickapoo. CHARLES T. SCHERER-Sf. Vincenr de Paul, Track '62, '63, '64, '65, Inlramurals '62, '64, '65, 148 DAVID SCHLEIGH-Sl. Mark: Sodalify '62, MAUREEN SCHLEIGH-S+. Thomas- Sodalif I Y '62, '63, Fufure Teachers '64, '65, Pep Club 62, '63, 64, 65, G.A.A. 62, 63. 64, 65. PETER SCHLICKSUP-Holy Family, Band '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, "Macbelh" '65, Track '63, lnlramurals '64, '65. PAUL P. SCHLOZ-S+. Mark. LARRY A. SCHMITT-S+. Mary's Kickapoo: Foolball '62, Baskelball '62, '63, '65, Base- ball '63, '64, Cross-Counlry '64, '65. THOMAS SCHMITT-S+. Mary's, Kickapoo, Le'rlerman's Club '64, '65, Foolball '62, '63, '64, '65, Baseball '62, '63: Intramurals '62, '64, '65. IVAN L. SCHRAEDER-S+. Bernard, Semesler Honor Roll l6l, Sodalily '62, '64, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Key Club '64, '65, lnlrarnurals '62, Cheerleader '65. MARY LOU SCHREIBER-S+. Mark, Semesler Honor Roll l4l7 Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Red Cross '62, '65, Fulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Library Club '62, '63, '64, Secrelary '64, Pep Club '63, '64, '65. BENJAMIN SCOTT-S+. Bernard, Business Club '65, "Macbe'rh" '65, Football '62, Track '62, lnframurals '64, '65. 149 - 1 S 'Z 'J' --'S' 1 'i - x guna' Cau+ious and somewhal apprehensive "Does anyone need a ride," asks Jane Roark as a "levy" friends Take advanfaqe of Janes converlible and a be-aulilul spring day lo "bum" a ride home. 'Q 'Nz-'tr if A- N -4-rg' ' rf GEORGE SEILER-S+. Marlc: Sodaliry '62, '63, '64, '65: Business Club '64, '65: Foolball '62g Golf '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '64, '65. PEGGY SEPPELT-S+. Boniface: Fufure Teach- ers '64, '651 Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65: GJNA. '65. NANCY SEWARD-S+, Mark: Sodalify '62g Fulure Teachers '64, '65: Fulure Nurses '64, '65: French Club '65: Pep Club '62, '65: G.A.A. '62, '64, '65: Transfer from S+. Mary's Academy, Nauvoo, Illinois. JEANNE SHANK-S+. Philomenaq Eufure Secre- laries '65g Drama Club '64: Pep Club '63, '64, '65: G.A.A. '62, '63, '64: SUMMA Boosrer '64g SUMMA '65: Freshman Chor- us '62. PATRICIA SHEA-S+. Cecilia: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65: Pep Club '62, '63, '64. '65: G.A.A. '63, '65. JAMES SHINKLE-S+. Bernard. Ye'r conficlen'r and eager "The magazine drive closes Tomorrow. Why don"r you buy a few?" Sisler Thomas Marie Turns saleswoman as she fries lo persuade Joe Huerla Carol Henderson, and Tom Wake lo subscribe lo some magazines. Q7 Kr Wg.,..' 4-K' BERNARD SIEKS S+ Bernard Red Cross 62 4 65 Business C u 6 SUM M Boosfer 64 Eoorball 62 63 n r rals 62 63 64 DEBORAH SMITH S+ Marys Melamora S ally 62 6 64 65 Sludenr Councu 65 Nalional Honor SOCIETY 65 Red Cross 64 65 Eulure Teachers 62 6 65 Drama Club 64 65 VIEWPOINT 65 Ma befh 65 Voice of Democracy Speech winner '65. JOLINE SMITH-Sr. John: Fulure Teachers '64. ' 7 ep Club '63, '65: G.A.A. '6 , ' . 150 K W6-0 :L 'CIN' ld 1z""s iff -1- gp "3 Seniors SALLY SMITH-Sf. Bernard, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Pep Club '62, '64, G.A.A. '62, '63, Cen+ennial Pageanl '63. BECKY SPRECHER-Sf. Mark: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pulure Teachers '64, Fufure Nurses '63, Future Secrefaries '64, '65, Pep Club '65, "Fin- ian's Rainbow" '65, JEANNE STACK-Sf. Bernard, Sodaliry '62, '63. '64, '65, Class Vice-Pres. '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Furure Teachers '64, Fu- fure Nurses '63, Fufure Secrelaries '65, Drama Club '64, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65. JOSEPH S. STAES-Sl, Mary, Kickapoo, "Mac- belh" '65, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65, SUSAN STAMBAUGH-Sacre Coeur, Sodalify '62, '63, Nafional Honor Sociefy '65, Red Cross '65, Furure Nurses '63, '64, Furure Secrelaries '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. CYNTHIA STANARD-Sv. Mark, Semesrer Hon- or Roll lll, Sodalify '62, '63, G.A.A. '64, Glee Club '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '65, 'Finian's Rainbow" '65, C.S.M.C. '63, '64, '65, Fulure Teachers '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, THOMAS JOHN STARR JR.-Sr. Edward, Chillicolhe, Transfer from Chillicolhe High School. ANN STEIN-Sacre Coeur, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Fufure Teachers '63, Fulure Secrelar- ies '64, '65, Pep Club '62, Sophomore Chorus '63, "King and l" '62, Cenfennial Paqeanr '63, "Pinian's Rainbow" '65, LUANNE STENGER-Sr. Thomas, Red Cross '64, '65, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, Mu Alpha Thela '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65, Library Club '62, '63, '64, '65, Glee Club '65, Band '62, '63, '64, '65, MARY STEPHENS-Sr, Thomas, Se-mesfer Hon- or Roll l3l, Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Furure Secreraries '64, '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65. DAVID U. STEPZINSKI-S+. Philomena, Science Club '64, '65, lnframurals '63, '64, SUSAN STRASSBURGER-Sf. Mark, Semesfer Honor Roll l2l, Sodalify '62, Sfudenr Council '63, Class Pres. '62, Fulure Teacha ers '63, '64, Vice-Pres. '65, Pep Club '62 '63, '64, '65, Cenlennial Paqeanl '63' "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Cheerleader '63, Glee Club '64, '65, Mixed Chorus '65' "King and l" '63, G.A.A. '62, '63, '64, '65 GAIL SUSAN STRINGER-Sl. Mark, Sodaliry '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Furure Nurses '63, '64, '65, French Club '65. MARY ANN STRUM-Sf. Philomena, Semesrer Honor Roll lll, Red Cross '62, '63, '64' Fufure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Fulure Secre- Jraries '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65' "King and l" '63, "l:inian's Rainbow' '65 JAMES SULLIVAN-S+. Bernard, Sodaliry '62 '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Foorball '62 '63, '64, Track '62, '63, '64, '65' lnrramur- als '64, '65. 151 eniors PATRICIA SULLIVAN-Sl. Mark, Sodalily '62I Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Eulure Teach- ers '63, '64, '65, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65I G.A.fN. '62, '63, '64. JOHN MARTIN SVENDSEN-S+. Joseph, Pe' kin, Boys' Chorus '63, Track '63, '64, '657 lnframurals '62, '64, '65. HARRY SWEET, JR.-5'r. Thomas, lnlramurals '62, '64, '65. SHARON THANNERT-B l e s s e d 5acramen'r, Morron, Pep Club '64, '65, G.A.A. '64, '65, Transfer from Morion High School, Morlon. GERRY TIGUE-S+. Cecilia: Semesler Honor Roll l3l, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Lellerman's Club '65, "Macbelh" '65, Bas- kelball '62, '63, Baseball '62, '63, '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65I INSTITUTE '64, '65. TERRY L. TRANTINA-S+. Philomena, Semesler Honor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, Class Sec.-Treas. '65, Eoolball '62, Nalional Hon- or Sociely '64, '65, Track '62, Wresllinq '64, '65, Golf '64, '65, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65, ISSC Semi-Finalisl '65, INSTITUTE '64, '65. WILLIE TURNER-Sl. Joseph, LeHerman's Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Poolball '62, Baskelball '62, '63, '64, '657 Track '63, '64, '65, Cross-Couniry '65. SALLIE E. UNRUH-S+. Mark, Sodalily '62, Sludenl Council '62, Fulure Teachers '63, '64, '65, Cheerleader '63, SIKA. '62, '63, Pep Club '62, '63, '64, '65. PHILIP URBAN-Sacre Coeur, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, Track '62, lnlramurals '64. JOHN THOMAS VACHON-Sl. Philomenat Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Key Club '63, '64, Foorball '62, Golf '64, '65, lnlra- murals '62, '63, ISSC Semislinalisl '65, NMSQT Lelier oi Comrnendalion '65. DONALD VESPA-S+. Bernard, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Business Club '64, '65, Fool- ball '62, '63, Baseball '62, '65, Wresrling '64, lnlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. NANCY VESPA-S+. Bernard, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, Sludenl Council '64, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, French Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65' Centennial Paqeanl '63. BARBARA VOGEL-S+. Thomas, Sodalily '62, '63, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Pulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Coniraierniiy ol Sacred Hearr '65, Pep Club '63, '64, '65, "Pinian's Rainbow" '65. MARK VOGEL-S+. Cecilia, 5e-mesler Honor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, Nalional Honor So- ciefy '64, '65, l.e'rlerman's Club '65, Fool- ball '62, '63, '64, '65, Track '64, Wresllinq '65' lnrramurals '62, '64, '65, Vocalion Club '62, '63. CAROLYN JANE VOSS-Sl. Mark, Semesler Honor Roll l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely '64, '65, Red Cross '62, Trees. '63, ViceAPres. '64, Pres. '65, Pep Club '64: SUMMA '64, '65, Freshman Chorus '62, Glee Club '64, "Finian's Rain- bow" '65, "Macbelh" '65, ISSC 5emi-lln- alizl '65, Salulalorian '65, Cenlennial Pag- eanr '63, Greal Books '65, Public Relalions '65, Fulure Secrelaries '63, '64, '65, Junior Classical League '63, Drama Club '65. 152 9 WILLIAM J. VOLZ-S+. Philomena: Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, swung '65. RAYMOND WAGNER-Sacred Coeur, Business Club '65, lnlramurals '64, THOMAS WAKE-Sl. John, Somesler Honor Roll l5l, Sodalify '62, '63, '64, Vice-Pre Ted '64, Sfudenr Council '62, Parliamen- Iarian '64, Sec. '65, Nafional Honor So- ciely '64, '65, Graphic Arfs Club '63, '64, '65, Key Club Parliarnenlarian '65, Debale Club '62, '63, Fulure Teachers '63, SUMMA '63, '64, '65, Boys' Chorus '62, Wresrlinq '64, lnlramurals '64, NMSQT Semi-Iinalisl '65, INSTITUTE '64, '65. DAVID FRANK WALDER-Sf, Bernard, Soclal- ily '62, '63, '64, '65, Science Club '64, '65' "Macbefh" '65, Track '62, '63, Bowling '62 '63, Cross-Counlry '64, THOMAS J. WALDORF-S+. Mary, Conlon, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65, Bowl- L 1:-'ff' Ol on-rv' ing '63, '64, Vice-Pres,-Sec. '65. TERESA WALTON-Sf. Philonnene, Soclalily '63, Mission Sludy Club '64, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, Fulure Nurses '63, '64, '65, Fulure Secrelaries '64, '65, Pep Club '64, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA '65. . v- ANNETTE WARD-S+. Peler, Soclalily '62, '63, Future Teachers '64 '65, Coniralernily ol Sacred He-arf '65, Pep Club '62 '63 '64, '65. ERIC WARD-S+. Marla' Sernesfer Honor Roll l7l' INSTITUTE '63 Ass? If-diror '64 Edifcr 65' Sodalily '62 '63' Sfudenl Counci '65' Nnlionai Honor Socfer-, '64 65' Key Club '63 '64 '65' Office Cre '.6. 64- SUMMA I 5:os+er '64' SUMMA '65' 53.9 Chofus '62 64' Mired Cetrus 65' 'Micberh' '65' Trwclc '62' CrC33-Ctf'r, '64' Inva- rnurals 62 '63 '64 '65' l55C Sernifnsliis 65. 153 -nl A T""?' Willing 'ro work for excellence "Il's up and over To se c nd gear. efpl n Dan Powell lo an inlere-sled buf sorncwha c fused Kalhy Bannon. MICHAEL WARD-St. Thomas, Senwesler H or Roll l7l: Soclalify '62, '63 '64 65 tional Honor Socinly '64 '65' Sol Bowliniiq 62, 63, lnlrarnurals 647 l TUTE '65, Vocnlion C'ub '63. il 'Q-nv 3 IL -as-3 -rff"""" Nun..- -rnlU""'A"N. Ready 'ro grasp a brighf promising world Ai The end of rhe day Chris Rose leads The siudenr body ir a hymn of praise Io The Blessed Virgin. is WILLIAM WASON-S+. Thomas, Semesier Honor Roll I2I, Bowling '63, '64, '65. WILLIAM E. WEBER-Sr. Bernard, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Bowling '63, Iniramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. THOMAS H, WEINZERL-S+. Mary, Kickapoo: Boys' Chorus '62, '63, '64, '65, Mixed Chor- us '62, '64, '65, "King and I" '63, "Einian's Rainbow '65, Inlramurals '64, '65, INSTI- TUTE '65. JOHN WEITEKAMP-Sf. Joseph, Pekin, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, Track '62, '63, Iniramurals '64, '65. NANCY WELLMAN-S+. Bernard, Red Cross '62, '63, '64, '65, Mu Alpha Theia '64, '65, Pep Club '64, '65, 6.A,A. '62, '63, Sopho- more Chorus '63, "King and I" '63, JOEL W. WEST-S+. Philornena, Boys' Chorus '62, '63, "King and I" '63, Eoolball '62, Inlramurals '62, '63, '64, '65. L PATRICK L. WHITE-S+. Bernard, Semesfer Honor Roll I7I, Sodaliry '62, '63, Sec. '64, Prciecr '65, Siudeni Council '62, Class Vice-Pres. '62, Narional Honor Sociefy '64, '65, Key Club '63, Treas. '64, "MacbeIh" '65, ISSC Semi-Iinalisf '65, INSTITUTE '63, '64, Organizafions Council '65. TERRY L. WHITE-Sacre Coeur, Office Crew '64, '65, Vocalion Club '62. ROBERT WILLI-S+. Mary, Me-Iamora, Le'r'rer- man's Club '65, Tennis '64, '65, Cross- Counrry '64, Inrramurals '64, '65, Trans- fer from S+. Bede, Peru, Illinois. Seniors PATRICIA WILLIAMS-Sf, c66aia6: s6a,,I1iy '62, '63i Pep Club 62, '63, '64, '65, ROBERT A. WILTZ-Holy Family, National l-lonor Socicly '64, '65, Traclc '62, '63, Bowling '62, '63, ISSC Semiflinailiaf '65, INSTITUTE '62, '63, '65. MICHAEL D. WINTERS-Sl. Bernard, Foolball '62, '63, Baslielbeill '62, '63, lnlrarnurals '62, '64, 65. CHERYL LYNN WOMBACHER-S+. Bernard- Red Cross '62, '64, '65, Fufure Nurses '64i '65, Pep Club '65. NANCY JANE WOODS-S+. Philomena, Se- mesfer l-lonor Rall l7l, Sodalily '62, '63, '64, '65, C.S.M.C. Rep. '62, Nafional Hon- or Sociely '64, '65, Red Cross '63, '64, Pep Club '62, 63, '64, '65, 6.A.A, '62, '63. '64, '65, Sec. '64, SUMMA Boosler '64, SUMMA Co-eclilor '65, "Finiari's Rainbow" '65, Quill and Scroll '65. GERALD WORRICK-Sf. Vincenl de Paul, See rnesler l-lonor Roll l6l: Soclalify '62, '63, '64, Ponlilical Crew '62, '63, '64, '65, Na- fional l-lonor Sociefy '64, '65, Graphic Arls Club '63, Vice-Pres. '64, Debafe Club '62, '63, SUMMA Boosfer '64, SUMMA '64, '65, Bowling '62, '63, INSTITUTE '63, '64, '65, Cheerleader '65, "Macbelh" '65. ROBERT EUGENE ZELLER-S+, Peler, Sludenf Council '64, Foolball '62, '63, '64, Bowl- ing '64, Inlramurals '62, '64, '65. ROBERT ZINSER-S+, Mary, Kickapoo, Sludenr Council '64, Business Club '65, "Finian's Rainbow" '65, Foofball '63, Baseball '62, Inlramurals '65. Ready +o seek new and grea+er horizons. 155 'Q 'iii LQ' 52 YP'-...V it A 'Ya i fin ' 1-M3 W7 3'0"-p. PM, ,A ., .,.:1,, fy A an "'S::::' 'eff F N, 4, I Vi, I X, I 5, Q- A ,-, Wu ll 'S' Q' '!"'r"!" Y Wwwmr V2 X Q Fi., so Jean Adamson David Anzaldua Barbara Bannon Pafriclr Belcher Jane? Boehl 156 mpl -oo,,,,,f vu. - .f -. ak Sfephen Alrers John Appleby Rosa Banys Gary Benne'H Margaref Bour George Alexander Cindy Balmer Linda Barborinas Pal' Berardi Laurence Bradford ' Mary Anderson Herber+ Bahor Kafhy Barlley Eileen Besf David Breese Susan Anderson Charles Anfhony Paul Baker John Banisfer John Bar+olomucci S'reven Behrens Beniamin Bladel Charles Blender Sfeven Brooks William Brooks Michael Anfhony Sfephen Banisler Thomas Behrens Clarence Bodine Roberl Brophy n P o-4 -s 4 ...gxrl J J t if rl, in f Q -44, Marry Murray and John Q'l'lern appear ro be coniused over an Algebra problem posed by Shar- on Judd, Carol l-lousion, and Mariha Luken as Ben Bladel fries unsucessiully ro keep his books irom ialling. fumiors Annerre Gury keeps herseli well iniormed on eyenrs happening around Jrhe world by making use oi rhe line periodical section oi rhe Academy 'lv CW ,iv wr -,f 1 v f 5" . 6-T' A i f"'T3 ,:,f 1 ax QQ 4,4 Ei qi' , ff, N 'Q R -i. .i library. JST. r -on 1'9- Madonna Bruen Ronald Budzinski John Burns Ri+a Cannon Roberi' Caruso Joseph Clinch V0 ' ir a, WX 0' T7 5 I?" X .M , J 1 V. ya ,U fgX 4. l "Os Mr 1127. I , Y- ug -ii. 1 Dixie Brusick Suzy Bunn Valerie Bushell Kay Caragher Gloria Cassel Michael Closen ? David Bryson Lynn Burgeif Cafhie Bufler Timoihy Caragher Ru+h Cassidy Jerome Conlan Q gg N Z l 1 V f i I ,v l xg. if .Q-4 aafl ','a it! E. 4259- I X James Buckingham Jo Anne Burlriif John Campbell John Carrigan Mary Cisna Michael Conlan 157 -X 22' '1 Qi. 'Ox My im '1 'Nl Tj 'Nw' J ,vi Q 4+ F QX ii- Q Mira' V . l is X X 'aff WW if Qi' s 'Xf- Vim as '9 is , fs YB fy, 'G-L.,vw,- R .M in J' I Chris+ine Coolrsey John Crusen Michael Dalion Donald Davis Sandra Davis Sandra Dempsey 158 'V' ,fr Siephen Cordio James Cupp Marian Danione Jean Ann Davis Dennis Delinslci Karen Densberger inns. in Mary Couri Lawrence Curry Sfephen Darche Mary Kay Davis Dominica Delmasfro Merle Denfino William Crawford Roberl' Curry Daniel Davis Roy Davis Alberf Demoss Diane DeRenzy Glenda Webb and Joan Heinz gel acquainled vvilh "Herman" The hamsler, molher of "546" baby hamsfers. Juniors Vice-Presidenf Sharon Judd, Presidenl Michele Mc- Morrow, Secreiary Marlha Lulcen, and Treasurer Paula Sullivan can look back wiih pride on The fine accomplishemnls of 'rhe Junior class fhis year. ? fi f if - I 5 it-, xv 'J N, Q 153 9-x 'J ' T wr'-v A 1' Margarei' Dezeliclc James Dickerson Clemenf Dries James Eafon Dennis Eberle Cafherine Eclchold Rufh Fennel Nancy Finney John Fisher Judilh Friefsch Charles Garnsey Virginia Garnsey Michael Gilfillan Theodore Glafz S+ephen Gorman b ts. lg. ,, Terrence Dunne Pafriclc Faher+y John Flanagan Gregory Gebhards Sue Gorman 'S' , in i . ui' v 'fixx i D ' N I -fig '-I .. h-A X I Q-V2 N. ,. I :LM 3: 15p Xl IQ! i mf. 3 ,pi 7 iv-7 vu,- -4 ,. .L - .. ffim 'X el Anfonia DuPage Richard Fandel Carol Flynn Michael Geppner Linda Goflschallc Joseph Durbin Michael Farraher David Fones Paula Ghelardini Bernadine Greaff James Eafon Marieli Favaro Claudia Fosler Suzanne Gibbons Gary Griffin 159 T'-' 3.3" .1 ' ' 37 X 5 .v'A,i ig Ml"""-up gg .Mig X Q ff " if by 4 S awww its if fv-W., Q 'sv ' abr Marylou Hahn Ka+hleen Harris Roberf Heinz Franklin Hibbs Gregory Hoehne 160 W WZ? J, I y gfff. if K .gas 0 x. i V, , i I A, 'fb '72 ' , .,, "QS Fred Hainy Theresa Har+er Sfephen Heinz Becky Hibser Sfephen Hoehne A AL WMS 'luis Rudolph Hainy Richard Hays Goldie Helmig Gerald Highfill Rober+ Hoerdeman , '- 'Qin Hu- W'-W--... Karhleen Hallinan Willard Happach Daniel Hayward Joan Heinz James Helmig Walfer Henriclcson James Hinds Lawrence Hines Marfha Hollandsworlh John Houlihan James Harms Joseph Heinz Carol Hennessey Thomas Hifz Carol Housfon Wallace Harper Michael Heinz Vicforia Henriclcson Joseph Hobbiclc Barbara Huber+ , A. .eg if K-'f E Q . 2 ,A AR' 1 atm fumors K--1+ 'bf' QW"-'v Vice Presndenf Sfeve Banisfer Presidenl Milne Kel ' k C 4-""' his y. 5 Env bv la?" YN .i 055 'Qs M2- 'QP yy. u . .N . Michael Hunf David Jochman Suzanne Kee Joseph Kelly Rose Kilver James Kneer if 'Q 'Q 5' if .f . K 'Namibia .I f Y , "4 A' fa, Terry lrion Guy Johnson Mar+ha Kellersfrass Michael Kelly Sandra Kinney Ka+hy Knozovich Gary Janlre Willis Jordan Timofhy Kelley Sally Kennelly Sandra Klein Joyce Knighf 1- L. 5 r i 1 -'15 l f! 1 si 3 f X'5x, ' , 42-'A I f 4-V is ky' Q 1, J A., x xg P a f n' A A Q--... R Cx I 5 i .A Vfilliam Jewell Sharon Judd Sharon Kellogg Maureen Kenny Sharon Knapp Mary Koufelis 161 K1 1 QP NP' 1.6 'fa vii i or ,f J .uf L QW ,N iam 'hr T"-1 QV :QL Aw:-v' Rv' fwmv-r ,bv iv Roberl LaHood Karen Larson Barbara Lucas Sharon MacLean Joseph Mangieri Charles Maroon 162 ,SN Sfephen Lal-lood Ora Lawrence Pafricia Lucas Ka+hleen Maloney John Manuel Elaine Maroon 'rf-M' A Sheryl Laing Philip Lehnhausen Marfha Luleen Marshall Maloof Jeanne Mariani Marli Mafarelli Wm uww,,,,,, Gregory Lamb Diane Lilly Barbara Lyng John Malson Richard Marie Julie Mafhey -'Lx 9- 'R icy i- .. , L - iv L., '52 ' .fy , 'ug ,Q , Y 'bl '2Z'::r si -es. . p-an '. wqg., f "fl g i i"T?'Qf,gV IW ' 'in E. ' - l -' sf X ' m.?"'l QS Qi' 'U-T :Vi be iwanv l J vi? - A it James Maubach Pa+rick McDaniel Maureen McLinden Pa+ricia Miller Marfin Murray Mary Maushard Kafhryn McDermoH Michele McMorrow Phillip Miller Mary Ann Murray 'ivugwhq s XM-.ff Q 1 Raymond McCabe Michael McFarden Jack McNamee Brad Monroe Joseph Myers .ff - X a in kvf ln- Ji 'ox T' 'P YU! 16? if N5 'w A gal? Cl d""5 rf! Y- 1 H5 Roberf McCabe Roberf McGann Sharon Meagher Mark Monroe i Joan McCavi'H Marcia McGinnis Kafhie Meiers Skip Morris Mary Ann Nelson Charles Ness 41 Michael McCormick Kafhryn McGra+h Bernard Miller Mary Ann Morrissey John Miehaus Dan McDade Jodie McLinden John Miller Mary Ann Muller Cindy Niemeier 163 QP eng 'li 14 1 K1 5-, 71 fun K mv-4 fee- awww -V Lk.,,, 7 , QL s 2' " W Sw, -1 ' 1a,, . ,s EW-wx ,E www 5-7 if David Novy Daniel Pagan Janef Polialc Sfephen ReHig Francis Roedl 164 QN- Roberl Ochs Pa+ricia Palmer Chris+ine Raya Frances Richmond Larry Rogers hmm . J if I. 5:7 ii , H ,., Z s ,f V ,W Q are f C, N f s x igv ,, x Q f A Q S ' 1 Z, , ,Q I 655, Z X I 'V Q AW'-f .Kg .M V., fail ,M ,..- . ff ,V , 'SQ'1fk'f5,7f-,, fiaaci' 2 ' if -' mr -vga, Q . .3151 New J 2 il 'Qin-9 Margarel' O'Conner Maureen Pearce Roberf Reel Leslie Ridge Marlr Rose gs. I kwa if ff- fn sf 'irish J . E. Margare+ O'Grady David Peiers Gerald Reeves John Rieclcer Peggie Rulherforcl d'W"'19 lm ,gh John O'Hearn Theresa Pe+erson Sue Reeves David Risen Susan Ryan .. John Osborn James Pfisier Richard Reising Janis Rober+s Thomas Saccenli Michelle Pabon Linda Pifzer James Render Roberl' Robinson Theresa Salazar I F ' Q, qv AN Mix dl ' i if 'TI' QW 2? 'Y . .K-5 ca-. , Anfhony Schaab Nancy Schopp Gregory Scheverner Carol Seelig Sharon Shea Michael Sierra x Si 'V 43A 'WD f 'X' 155 f:1gw.i ' Q c or wa. A' QN4 Anfhony Schaad Roberfa Schlenicer John Schrepfer Frederick Schulfz Kay Schwindenhammer James Seabeclc Diane Sesfer Sandra Seyller Timoihy Shea Terry Sheenan Gary Simon Thomas Simon Y Anne Schneider James Schwab John Seaney Pefer Shea Janice Sheppard Candice Sinclair 165 l S13 I M' Q XM' 'Qi s 7' 'QQ 1x pl ini if 13" 1" .fs PN X. l A Dv f X f. A x F -K JI! gsuffoa Ng, iv. x s M 3 :gli .A 'X ma. 4... 11 6" ?1ffIff My I' a . J f 5' WP' 'Ir ...W da 50' 5 'OV f 1 frX 15' Mary Par Slevins Mary Beih Sovanslre Theresa Sfewarf Jean Susie Pa+ricia Thomas Diane Tomblin 165 in-...Y-f .M 'V TENS' Larry Smiih Suzanne Sfephens Milne S'I'olz Carol Swan Sadie Thomas John Tomlins 'ts...., I Sherry Solda+i James Sfepzinslri Michael Sullivan Judy Swigris Teresa Thompson Richard Thomsovic Mm' inner' , Q15 2 Sfeve So++os Audrey S+erling Paula Sullivan Roberf Taylor Pafriclc Toblin Marcia Tuerlr "Now if you lalce 'l.ife', 'Arnericaf and 'Jubilee', and I lake 'Reader's Digesf, 'Sign', and 'The Poul+ryman's Journal', we can share Rover here," Barb Lynq promises lo Sandra Kinney as Maureen McLinden, Sheryl Laing, and Karen Denslourger rnalae plans of Their own. funiors lsn'f lhis grear concenlraiion, inlense dedicalion io learning, superb efiorr? No, 'rhe elfecls of a "wild" weekend have finally cauqhr up wilh Slcip Morris in The Spanish lab. ig, 5 IRT' Tiff? 1' 3 297 Fl R An 1 'TITP bf C' ' 1 riff, if ' v"l" jig 195 Q5's if 2 rm nb. fa 'FL 'VX in-J Eur Qvwg , ,asa Al in Xxx x Therese Tuerlr Linda Verlcler Andy Wal+er Thomas Welch Mary Jo Willis Pafricia Ulm Helen Vogel Pafricia Wamsley Michael Wellman Donald Winlxler 'pw --6 GA as-W 1'--v Gary Vochon Richard Vogelsang Cafherine Warren Carol Wennmacher Michael Winn 'TUWI 'WUI' -asm.. Q5 w42"3- ,f -xg Susanne Vachon James Vonachen Wayne WaH' Thomas Wiclc Mary Willrowslri Michael Venzon Susan Voss Richard Weaver Jessica Wilhelm Thomas Yoclc Nancy Venzon William Wagner Glenda Webb Chris+ine Williams Joseph Zanf L i' xg' I fgx 'gl 0 Ralph Vericlxen Eleanor Walloclx Ronald Weelrs Richard Williams Linda Zepp 167 oph omores Performing ably Their clulies as class ollicers are Treasurer Kalhy Randall, Vice-Presidenf Pa? O'Brien. Presidenl Cindy Maher. and Secrelary Mariy Sierra. ix Saleen Noel, Palrick Dunnigan, Barb Banisler, and Chuck Pelrosky calch up on class news from bO+h sides of 'fhe slreer alfer a "hard" day of classes. r '?"W"f5ff"' 'S 'N - -argl, ig- We iii' wwf "Wi 199- V217 aiv'-Q, A 17.--f' iii 168 Douglas Adkinson Janice Anderson Sfephen Anderson Richard Argo John Armsfrong James Baldi Barbara Banisfer Bernice Banks Janice Banks Therese Bannon Henry Barra James Bar+olo Mary Ann Beaupre Michael Beck Roberi' Beckman Richard Behnke Rober+ Behril Pam Bell Richard Belrramini Carol Berg Diane Bergevin Richard BeH's Dennis Bieneman George Birkmeier Q' 1 :-,1 , I ,--sf ,ZW ., H ,, ,, . We , i f vg' 17- 0 if-:if "N-4 , -fzwa -wg,, - v,,,!,,15Q3q.s A ,JXVTE ge . H 4 'Wi 4 - iw ii . X ai ., ! . ,, y an 1 , 'A s.. " Q-fr QA ' ffm As. B.. .ir ld Daniel Bohan Gerald Brady Conrad Broolrs Alice Brophy Kafhleen Bunn Connie Bark Janef Burl: Janis Burl: Michael Burlre Barbara Bur+on Carol Bush M. Rose Buizen Linda Cadigin Philip Cameron Laurence Campbell Thomas Campen Julia Cihla Janice Clarlz Arfhur Cooper Roberl Cooper Michael Cowan Linda Craig Ruih Croegaerf Harry Curley Waller Curry Daniel Cusaclc John Davis Linda Davis George Day William DeBa+es David Delmas+ro Domino Depara Manual Depara Mary Jane Diclcerson Nancy Diclrerson Daniel Dillon Alice Dixon James Dodge James Donahue Susan Donnogan James Donovan Kafhleen Drohan Kafhy Dunne Pairiclr Dunnigan Cindy DuPage Diane Durbin l'lerber+ Eafon Paula Ehringer 169 Thomas Eisfelder Karen Elger Sue Endres Dennis Eyfcheson Helen Fandel Doris Fennel Francis Filzer Marylee Finnegan Franlc Fischer Timolhy Fisher Joseph Fogg Richard Frye Terry Galvin Ma rcia Gemlarowslri Ronald George Nancy Geppner Joseph Gilson Waller Graves Jeanna Grawey Charles Grooss Louise Gunner Nancy Haasis Sheila Hagan Claire Hallinan Roberl' Hanley Barbara Happach Dennis Heffron Gary Heinz John Heinz Nancy Heinz Rulh Heinz Roberl' Heiple Richard Heneberry Perry Hernan Peggy Higgins Dean Hirslein Jerome Hoffmann Deloris Hoslcins Thomas Houlihan Donna Howe Ramon Huer+a Michele Huges John Irving Rila lrwin William Jones Roberl Joseph Sally Kaiser Lawrence Keach 170 P? 2. vw--.1 ia. W V 'iii , 1 Q W' X., an V e f ,A 1 1 A if 1 ii 5 if i . W! fe X S X f f si ig 5 -9, sf X if "W X , Q, 'X 4 e. wk Q X X we v X AW mgbw x-swf, 'B ...Ac 'lqvmw' Efhgyw ,aw in F ' xy we f I V WJ Urn but y , . I 9 of , ,,:.,. , F li .L bww- Qu-..., Wap- Wi-'XY uf.,,w J gzgif Bur we'll be on lop iomorrow' explains Margaref Smillw and Mary Sfubbs as Tlwey show Don DillOf1 and Jim Barlolo Tlneir clas slams in flwe SUMMA pafron drive. Kenneih Kearney Carol Kelly Colleen Kenny Roberl' Klein Clefus Knoll Rober+ Kou+elis Cheryl Kurfln S+anley LaHood Ru+l1 Larosche Edward Lavin Anne Lehnhausen Cheryl Leibel Dahline Lilly Alvin Linlc Chrisline Linsley Gregory Lousig-Noni Roberf Loveless Thomas Luebbers Freddie Lulte Ellen Lulren PaHy Lulay Cyn+l1ia Maher Becky Maloney Daniel Manning oph omores These Sophornores don'T seern To be boThered by The TighT 20 minuTe lunch period as They puT away The 'lchovif' in good Tashion. fw , :MK .M as X Wwe, -40' 9' 'uv-"" If ,,i,s sr' fl " Ty 172 Www' . x 'lj 4 , 'W' f Q I' X' A. Amy Sloan and MargareT SmiTh baTTle The breeze as They Try To hoisT The flag on a windy morning Joseph Marchulones Barney Marlcey John Marlin Phyllis Maroon Dennis Marfin KaThryn Maruso Rosemary Marferson STepl1an McCormick Bridgei' McDade Aileen McDermo'H Pafriclc McDonough Mary McFarland PaTriclc McGee Edward McGinnis Joseph McKloslcey Theresa McLead Ellen McNamara Richard McQuellon Joann Meismer Jean Merrick Jane Me+Te John Meyer Ronald MigeT Candy Miller Marilyn Miller Donald Mingie Linda Moon Chrisfine Mooney Michael Moran Jerome Morrissey Mary Morrissey Charles Mueller John Mundie Mark Nauman Terrence Nauman Sandi Neylon Roberi Nickerson Galeen Noel Chrisiine Noirof Chrisiine Oakes Pafricia O'Brien Daniel O'Connor Timofhy O'Leary James O'Loughlin Mary Osirander George Owens Riia Owens Alberf Perrin Barbara Peiers James Peiers Mary Ann Peiers Charles Pefrosky Ka+hryn Pfisier Sally Pogioli Roberi' Polonus Henry PraH Chris Puhae Grace Pun+oni David Radosevich Thomas Radosevich Kaihy Randall Sylvia Rashid Gregory Real Roger Reising Chrisiine Re'Hig Michael Ricca Veronica Riccey Palrick Roark Mary Jo Roberis Judy Robinson Fred Roedl Marshal Roedl 173 Sue Rogy Doris Rofh Timoihy Roih Thomas Ruhaak Carl Schaidle Mary Schliclrsup Marilyn Schmid? Mary Schmidi Richard Schrepfer Roger Schrepfer Ralph Seward Duffield Seyller Peira Shaw Dennis Sheppard Kafhy Sielcs Marfha Sierra Amy Sloan Joseph Smi+h Warren Smifh Margarei Smifh Gregory Spalding Brenda S+erling Donald S+ephens Mary Ann Siough+on Linda Slrauman Kafhy Sfrasslourger Sfephen S+ringer Jo Ann Sfrohmeyer Pairicia S'rrum Douglas Siubbs Mary S+ubbs Daniel Sullins Kaihy Sullivan Rober+ Sullivan David Swan Diana Tassarr Gordan Thomas Jo Anne Thomas Joyce Tigue Margare+ Tinsley Sheryl Tinsley Margaref Toal Kaihy Trunk Karen Tucelc Kennefh Ulin Joseph Urbanc Leonard Vesfal Carol Vinovich 174 47 BX 5 4 X 7 :ig ,g ,ss 2: Q '43 www, 2' if 1, X oog A ,f Q I w 1 VJ 1 Wi 4 . , N , A f X '7 1 ' ix' A ,. Dick Vonachen receives lhe lull nmpacl of B b l-louley's well aimed snowball as Dan Manning prepares lo ioin in lhe lun Linda Vivi+ow John Vogelsang Richard Vonachen Pal' Wallace Geral Walsh Joyce Walfon Anfhony Ward Douglas Ward Thomas Wa+son Chrysline Weber Sue Weifelramp Sharon Welch Michael Wiles Gregory Williams David Willis Susan Wilson Janice Winlr Lawrence Winn Marfha Wiflelciencl Joanne Yoches Mary Kay Yoch Suzanne Zindl' Shirley Zoslcy Roberi' Abraham Ellzabefh A1+ken Edward Anderson Michael Arnold Pafrnck Afknns Wnlllam Baches Theresa Baker James Banisfer Thomas Bean jnlfxkifanri are Ed Powers Peggy Kelley Joanne Sumon and Madelnne Beck Lynne Behnk Andrew Bahaulle Richard Beharelle Thomas Belcher Lourse Belframum Davud Bencher Lawrence Bennefi Michael Bergevun Susan Besi Lnnda Blllo Mary Kay Blshop Georgla Bifner Amber Bland Susan Bogener Margaref Bohlander Parrucla Bourschendl' Randell Bourshendl' Jan Brenmng Douglas Brooks Jo Ellyn Brown Wlllnam Brown Michael Buckley Mary Bullock Michael Burk James BurknH' Pafrlcla Burmelsfer Dennis Burns 2, W Q f fww WM, .,524,L yi! X 9 1 7 ff?Z7jfm, ,numwfff ,692 5 W f My ,S as Xa M xv Q- '- .al 'fam p- 1 u Marcella Burns Samuel Conver Michael Daly Deanna Dunne Mary Dwyer Diane Fahel John Favaro 5 in -.J of 2.1 .NA Q X . r Michael Burns Thomas Cooverl Jane? Davis Gale DuPage Daniel Eclcholcl Elizabe+h Fandel Barbzra Ferguson :Nfl x 'L 'Y U 1:9 ff Palricia Burns Richard Cord+s Kenneih Dehler Marcia DuPage Linda Elder Loran Farris Mary Pal Ferguson ww V 'Ui la 'Quad , 1 5- we J L , - 4 Sip' X KJ fl ie fy' f 1 A Al.: :L Pafriclc Bufler Thomas Chrisriansen Kaihy Clauss Dennis Clench Sharlene Conerfy Connie Couri Margarei' Cowan John Cundiff Sally Curley Daniel Cuff James Dhaese Laureen Dhaese Thomas Doiring John Dulce Michael Dunlavery A MA lb -5 M--,Q Sisfer Agneila welcnmes Linda McQueElon Mary Lou Zeller Peqqi, Bfihlander Jo Fl ,n Brown ard Mary Ellen Brown To fhe Academy on Freshman Orienlfwion D--'i,. K' X. 177 ,M 1 51 QV liz---v ' E y , me ,ff 'V' .V "Tr is -if . VQ .sk ff i mg , if-2 f :M VO. is an r 'R 'dv' .-ik. ,v1c:?,lwgKQY '.?1,V-,swvgy ,, gb? , s 'Q .... 1 X f V X J 9 ,W Q W X , AS Q s V " f X fs..-.AA i W - if : fx P W W M ff" Q Many 6 XXM, """'l,,f A A Linda Fox John Paul Hardner Dennis Fosfer Marlr Gillhouse Ka+hy Gorman Rinard Grabinger Juan Gulierrey Joan Hallianan Cassalene Hamillon Joseph Hancock Michael Hanel+ Thomas Fischer Mary Ann Fisher Joseph Gilfillan Janis GilleH The Freshman class officers rhis year al 'rhe Academy are Treasurer Kalhy Gorman, Presi- denr Pegqy Kelley, Vice-Presideni Mary Ellen McLaughlin, and Secrelary Mary Belh Bulloclc. 178 Michele Garnsey William Gram' Rober+ Happach S'l'anley Harris David Hayward Roberf Heinz Mary Hernan ' V x , 4? 9 'Q 5 3? 2 ' We' A f K W' , . V f f"1 ,if - 44 .- 41 c, 351 .- 1 f. ae, 1 N ,fs 1 i x 165, -" 1 1 4 , Y x X 7 Peggy Gelz Richard Grif'Fi+h Douglas Harloers Beverely Howes Charles Heinz Toni Gicabazi David Gusler Rober+ Harper Charles Harp Laura Heinz Karen Heiser Chrislian Hendericlc Linda Hibser Chrisline Hilliard Z i f , L rf, Q, A , ' ra ' 1 ' Erzgz.. ..,. , '25 .ir . if .QQ 1- 'gul- John Hoeclrer Karen Howe Richard lhnlcen James Hinfon Caroline Hoffer Ronald Huni 9 'N W Y' 11 I 1 Z4 5 fx A Y QE? ,Aj 1 Mary Hofer Linda Hughes Roger Johniglc Chrisfine Hoehne Shelia Hufeld Gail Janke Freshmen David Johnsfon Gay Johnson Christopher Keafing James Keegan John Kenny Michael Kenny Pefer Kloef Michael Kneer eb i l i Joseph Jones Bonnie Jones James Kellersirauss Margarei Kelley Henry Kilver William Kimsey S+ephen Knezovich S+ephen Koeppel 4-a 3 fb :Lf X 'Y I iorgoi io iacior oui ihe XZ," a grim Francis Virani com' plains ro David Siiclcelrnaier and John Willi as The ihree discuss fheir recenily concluded Algebra iesi. Rebecca Jones Deanna Kelly Susan King Theresa Kou+elis r,il':nLM:wxF . ,. if 'W .. "Y "5-...fly Q S y -hs Marlin Jordan Mary Ellen Kelly Darlene Kingsley Diane Kuhn 5 i ali Mary Judge Susan Kennedy Mary Kinney Moncia Kummer ,Mr g v A V -1 179 N s A J f N 2, Ii X ' xr X G. i I.- . 'R , L' Q N' F v if, i ,S-, .C 6 -.V V fr R ef ' V I 1' 's X 1 AY sig, ,YP wi' ' X A ,A A 'i 'i , ,ff efxxaffi lv '-,,-,' - Freshman moderaior Farher Vade Bon Coeur finds lime +o d scuss 'rhe progress of 'rhe iirsi US. lwo-man orbiral flighr wiih Bob McDermoT+ and Becky Orr. James Lucas Edward Maroon Roberl' McDermo'H' Michael McKeon Maria Lulcen Edward Maubach Marilyn McFarden Mary Ellen McLaughlin V N ' i' a, V wif' J levi'-4 .19 , 1 W 4 X, 1451 an ...H ' Nunn,- xy 'WT' " Michael Machens Carolyn May Richard McFarlin Michael McLaughlin Q 4, ' his fe 53 Brenda LaHood Gary Leslcanich Susie Linlc Pam Mahrf Larry May Sfephen McGann Kafhy McQuellon ll Paul Laux Fred Leuallen James Lin+z Thomas Lavir Ward Lewis Vic+oria Logsdon Freshmen Carol Manning Angie McCabe Frederick McGlaughlin Linda McQuellon , WC Y' V mf 4 . ,U , , Q yy M Norma Marliere Thomas McCabe James McGra+h Karen Merdian X a.. . ,.: X if 1 7 U" R-My is , '. 5 ' .030 f V 1 A .Qu f "' ' ,l 4 , , N., , ff--5 A ' yli I, si i . I X ,P M---' ans-of if P 1' qw-1' ssl' J 0 i' ' W? in uv Sfephen Leman Alberl' Lilly Virginia Logsdon Michael Marlin Cheryl McCrai+h Sherrie Mclnfyre Beverly Migel' my A , , ix - . , .8 2 A is 1 K fl A.. ff g if if yn v , 1 Q f U. 4 'I' f V 55 f. a'Qj."KF ., gn ' iff' I K X 'Q' 5 x M L.. NX 3 4-L1 uf! Carol Miller John Miller Thomas Milus Daniel Nauman Michael Nauman Holland Neal Edward O'Donnell Kennefh Oehler Pairiclc O'Gracly Chrisfine Pefers Kay Powell Angeli Punfoni Michael Rashid Thomas Pifzer Thomas Polonus Edward Powers Carol Pryczeplri Michael Quinn David Ramlolce Thomas Raya Daniel Razo ,a ji, 'x 1, . I ix 1. 5' W if :xi L ia 75 5 fl vi I 5-4 .mf Q1 Tr D- , Q ' v 'ex 'ffw Wa S: A -off I 1 A ich QW A Hafp, ' 2 5, ' 5 W 'V -vu- . I .V ' WH' Q ' , i ! J f . 1 '-W fi? -' X if - Roberl' Mishler Michael Moore James Moran James Morroson William Muller Ellen Nelson Kalhy Nevin Michael Nieulrirlc Cynfhia Noirol' Joan Novafny Rebecca Orr Marfha O'Toole Maria Palm Karyl Park Berdean Peeples i -. T - is J iii i'i' Q W w " rim, mf-5 S' Liids 'ng the Freshman class in ils Search for new horizon-3 are S'f'CF'SlEH",-Tl,1'E'35UFE'F Tom Lawn Vice-Presidenl Dan Eckold, and Presidenf Joe Gi'iillan. 181 "7 li -+ea52" 6 Q if 'w - -M SX ff , ER v, Q --Q 'Q i X -sg sg.. ,A .,.:. Q - X, L I:'Y'v ii 'H J ., 3 K if-aw.. Q X2 J Jae , L is v or X wa ., it -I .P G. ,A fx if y,.,,,c y 'We' qv--x J str , Mr' ii iiil -ww iiiim , fir- WV' X x LS- Q "'f'Tfi """"""'f 'fi . f Q, I Rebecca Razo Kafhy Reeves Chris+ian Riley Ka+hy Rivers Be'Hy Robinson Julie Rogy Michael Ryan Gilberr Salazae David Schaab Kennefh Schaffnil' David Scherer Cecilia Schmi++ Roberl Schul+z John Schwab Beverly Sebeclr Kelly Seiler Mark Seiler Michael Scifz Devillie Sergenl Roberl Shanlcs Dennis Sheehan Richard Shryoclr David Siegle Joanne Simon Mrlfn a 'le lAcLau hlin, Tom Miles, and Mary Kinney wail anxiously io see whai Kelly X Q Ce' ef rrfnlr: cl hi: pizza al ihe Junior Pizza Pariy. 182 Janel Slcau Mary Snaadf Judy Sfeiber Selina Slruben 2, " z If ' ,V ,rp K' X A 'A . x,.,' ., qv ,VVV X X, me MW' W A t arm, I ,- - an , , as , '-if A Richard Smi+h Vicforia Sprague Clarence S+erling Rila Slurm Vmsjwx If V 5.1 V? gi' I as f 0 J" .:.. Q 1 r 5 ,- X 1 Vincen+ Smifh Eve Srein David Sliclcelmaier John Philip Susie l'f'?f if I ws New A , , :.,,f..:w ,J I , We Q i .fi t' , ' V5 . I my my " 'x SYN! in I ' Nl .ts M M ,fi 'Lf Ei? is 4. as -14, , X ii Percy Thomas Leinanne Toal S+ephen Venzon Slephen Swan Margaref Temborius William Thompson Bjorn Thorell Richard Upple Linda Venegonia Freshmen Judy Vogel Marla Vollr John Voorhees Richard Walboum Denial Wal+er Edward Warren Ann Wilson Ka+hy Winkler Elaine Win+ers Marlin Young Cecilia Zanf Mary Lee Zeller 47? if T'T'1' 6- N en- K A A.. 'bc , , r. if O33 ' A A E, n Sue Thomos Susan Tomblin Francis Viran'r Timofhy Walce Bryanf Welch Mark Seiler finds rhe quier oi rhe library a good place in wh cle lo cram for exams. Edward Waldorf Lewis Wenzel William Waldorf James Wifhers Mary Kay Kafhy Wilroff Harry Zerlcle WiHelciend Gary Wood ., W..,,N ,c,,..,,, VV , . ,.,.., .... t e s ., .I t Q dl if C I N tl: , , "" -5 ' ' '9 I X , I x gf 5 I v..., W 5: ' rf. 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K ' 'N 'Q -Qs - N . s . 5 , . , . wif' - x,,n 'Hb "'f'Ik 019 G! 1 Q MW? av Q 11 N-Q 1 Sheridan Village State Bank 4125 N Sher1dan Phone 685 7668 P I Z Z A D E L I -I- E Member F D I C Deposlts Insured to S10 000 Bank1ng Hours onday 10 00 2 30 5 00 Tuesday 10 00 2 30 Wednesday 10 00 2 30 5 00 8 00 r1 ay 10 00 230 0 Saturday 10 00 230 GORMAN S SUPPERRETT 401 Edmond Street East Peorla I111no1s COMPLIMENTS OF SHE KAT CLUB 436 Llberty Street Peor1a, I111no1s COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 705 Abmgton Phone 676 6151 COMPLIMENTS OF GLEE CLUB SHUFFLE BOARD POOL TABLES AND FOOD 102 Center Street East Peorla I111no1s HADDADS SUPER MKTS OPEN 7 DAYS STORES OF QUALITY FOODS 2504 W ROHMAN 1911 N WISCONSIN W. R. SMITH DRUG STORES, INC. 2502 N KNOXVILLE AVE 4609 N PROSPECT ROAD M : : - : - : - 8:00 I Thurgdqg: 10:00 - 2:30 WE DELIVER F 'd : : - : - 5:0 - 8:00 I I l VARSITY DRESS SHOP, ING. 1235 W. MAIN ST. PEORIA, ILLINOIS 61606 Posed by: Val Bushell and Kathy Knezovich PEORlA'S ONLY COMPUMENTS OF oNE HOUR MARTINIZING PERRY and MAIN BUTTERNUT BREAD ACADEMY UNIFORMS AT DISCOUNT Fast Saturday Service THE ORIGINAL MURPHY'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 8 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS Wedding Receptions and Dinners , BAR cmd GRILL Meet1ngs and Banquet Rooms PRIME RIB STEAKS SEA Foon 1905 N- WISCGNSIN 5720 N. KNOXVILLE PHONES: 685-0631 or 685-4621 SHAHEEN HARDWARE 2001-03 N. WISCONSIN AVE. -:- PHONE 682-6511 GENERAL HARDWARE -:- PITTSBURGH PAINTS -:- GLASS -:- APPLIANCES GUTTERING -:- HOUSEWARES -:- POWER MOWERS PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AS FINE, AS NEW, AS YOU CAN GO! The I965 BUICK TOP PERFORMANCE - TOP ECONOMY See them all side by side at . . . BOWER BUICK , , 828 MAIN STREET J APPLIANCES ca and J PLUMBING co. 3100 ADAMS J 81 M TOTS and TEENS PHONE 147 IVICIII1 Street 1 Morton, IIIIIIOIS CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY SHOP Infants thru 14 Iohn and Margaret Weygand, Owners THE SMART SHOP APPAREL AND SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY Elmer Witzig Gene R. Witzig MORTON, ILLINOIS FOR WUMEN Harold L. Wnzig Lloyd Domnick COMPLIMENTS OF HOKIN PLUMBING and HEATING CO. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Industrial, Commercial, Residential 1021 N. Sheridan Rd. -:- Peoria, Illinois Phone 676-6572 COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD A GRABER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential 51 Commercial Bldg 2121 W Millman Phone 673 5411 POTTER 84 ANDERSON JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS WORTHY OF YOUR CONFIDENCE 334 Fulton Street Phone 676 6575 JACK'S FOOD MARKET 1718 N. WISCONSIN COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES AND MEATS Homemade Barbecue, Sausage, and Italian Spaghetti Sauce COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PEORIA UNDERCOATING and 816 Main Street Peoria Illinois 1105 Lehmann Building Peoria Illinois Home of Alexander Upholstery and M1n1t Man Car Wash O'HERN. ALLOY, O'HERN WITTMER REALTY We Specialize In Morton Area Property Morton, Illinois 118 S. Morin St. Phone 267-7117 COMPLIMENTS OF O. FRANK HEINZ CONSTRUCTION CO,, Inc Peoria, Illinois IIONIIOHEN'S JUNCTION Posed by: Nancy Powers, Steve Ochs, Nancy Woods, and Jim Joyce . ...A-QM. RAPP "THE BLIND MAN" WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS COMPLIMENTS OF BOB GRIMM CHEVROLET MORTON, ILLINOIS Congratulatzons Class 0 65 BOB BUSHELL 44 TONY BUSHELL 53 FIELD UNDERWRITERS NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IEFFERSON BUILDING PEORIA ILLINOIS BEETLER S BEAUTY SERVICE 2504 N Sgeridag Rd 9Phone 688-3456 E. P. pen am pm BEETLER S MADISON PARK 105 E' Washington Phones 674 8180 and 674-6189 Open 9 am' ' 9 pm' East Peoria, Illinois GRAYSON S 104 s Adams Phone 673-4565 -2- Open Evenings Phone 999-9921 APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY MILLER HARDWARE 3318 N. UNIVERSITY COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE HOOKER PAINTS R CA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES FEATURING THE FINEST CHARCOAL BROILED BLACK ANGUS STEAKS DRIES BROS PLUMBING CO Phone 688-3961 401 Galena Road 4909 N. Renwood Entertainment Phone 688-8535 Nightly 4-30 Open. PLUMBING - - HEATING - SEWERING . p.m. to 1.00 a.n1. 7 Days A Week MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE COMPANY INC 1716 N Knoxville Ave. PEORIA ILLINOIS Phone 688-8506 COMPLIMENTS OF J W BUSHELL COMPANY Bell CIo+I1lng 8: Shoe House, Inc Esmbhshed 1860 Home of Chppe, cron C,o,hes ROOFING end SHEET METAL coNrRAcToRs 631 SOUTH ADAMS 1914 W. Krause Ave. -1- Peoria I Illinois AI Silas and Bruce Funkel Telephone 6373509 I 0 MACHINES FOR CALCULATING. ADDING. ACCOUNTING, DATA PROCESSING SYMOND'S DRUGS Fonnerly Goodwin's Drug Store 600 N. E. Perry -:- Phone 676-9015 FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY FREIDINGER BROS. MKT. CARDINAL FOOD STORE 143 S. Main Street Morton, Illinois S. A. NOVEL. JEWELER 109 North Main MORTON, ILLINOIS Phone 264-5081 CHINA - IEWELRY - SILVERWARE - DIAMONDS -- GIFTS EASTERN BEEF and PROVISIONS COMPANY 521 S. W. Adams SUPER MARKETS 3116 N. Sterling Ave. 3419 N. Prospect Road COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND CHARTER BUSES Fully Insured Air Conditioned Courteous Drivers Peoria Charter Coach Co. 415 N. Franklin Dial 676-2916 Operated by the Winkler Family WHERE BRIDES PREFER TO SHOP PALACE GIFT SHOP 338 Fulton Street fAcross from Ietferson Bldg., The Only Complete China and Glassware Store in the Peoria area. FINE CHINA - CRYSTAL - GIFTS HER0'-D5 DONUT SHOP Boa BECHTEL com sl-IOP DONUTS d ROLLS 537 M . WHOLESALE d RETAIL 673-7714 E 682 7321 W P y TOP PRICES I OLD COINS SUITS GLOTH GOATS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR MILLINERY 9ae9m. 731 M 674 9415 LIGHTING FIXTURES CI FIREPLACE FIXTURES M K thmgs gO CENTRAINELATING M FIXTURE COMPANY I an cIIn Street an Ph e 1315 :Ist London 9 U Of Phone - I I I I Posed by: Mary Jo Kelly and Kathy O-hl W. MAIN ST.. Pr-:oRIA. ILL. ' S Ph - P ' I11' ' an ' E. I. cxushcxrd -:- eith Hcxrter 708 crin Street Peoria, Illino' "" ' 0 L OBRIEN and GDMPANY PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 133 N STATE STREET PHONE 674 3878 CHUCK O BRIEN CLASS OF 45 Get the BEST Get .feakiwi PeOrIa Area s Largest Sellmg MIlk and Ice Cream Posed by There a Walton E leen Gramellch Pat Anton and Jea ne Sha k Congratulatrons to the Class of 65 WRIGHT and SALMON MORTIIARY 2416 N. NORTH PEORIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 688-4441 T ' I u I I I O I O TRADEMARK . , . . 1 s I, i ' , , - n n l ' I Classes are over, Spring is here! And it's ALWAYS time to eat at . . CLARK'S CAFE I420 N. E. Adams Street Peoria, Illinois Phone 676-2885 A G A T U C C I ' S 2607 NORTH UNIVERSITY Mg, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 A. O. L. GUILD SCOTT SUPER SERVICE 2022 N. Wisconsin Ave. Phone 685-9857 Peoria, Illinois, , 6 LEARN TO DRIVE -M9 951017199 M5199 . . 3 . . . in.C?110Qc93QM0'S mx Balola Driver Training School st IMIMBIR E ' Q Hrrtlkdeml ifavingr AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PEORIA Ill NORTH JEFFERSON AVENUE 0 PHONE 676-Olll OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 9 TO 5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '65 A. O. L. ALUMNAE Mt. Hawley Meadows - North Lane Phone 688-5631 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE WILTON MORTUARY 2101 N. Knoxville Phone 688-2454 Peoria, Illinois iii zz' -f::: ":::' Q,, ,,cs:1: Af'l:A::: ing them with your hands. Bur lilce the sea- ...,,, ff? . "'f laring man on The deserr ol waters, you .e:e.i,ee i e11:'--ee' ' '?e2'efle1f1f2 choose Them as Your Quides, and lollow- . , Qc 604 w.'.'A.'.-.'.'.' I . . . " -.,:.,,.-.- -f.f,.,.,.,w- ing rhern you will reach your destiny. Carl Sclwrz, 1859 Failh is a line invenlion, ifairh such as Jrhar which The sailor has in ships and slars ro rake him safely along his warery course. Failh and Ideals go abreasr in rnulual glee. And no liner weapons can you possess To safely Jrransyerse rhis enchanled earlh. l-lave lairh in yourself, your counlry, your lellowrnan, and ifailh in The ideals for which 'rhey all srand. We ar Carsons encourage you ro conlribule To rhe upward march of Ameri- can lile, and forever hold dear lhe ideals of our grear and free land. A+ Carsons we-'re always in'reres+ed in progressive young Qwiflm Sgjffgw men and women. Feel free fo visif our Personnel Office. are lilqe stars, you will nor succeed in Touch- COMPLIMENTS OF D A Hoerr X: Sons, Inc NURSERY and GARDEN sl-lop Prospeci' Nahonal Bank 5109 War Memor1c11 DIIVG 3429 W PROSPECT Phone 638 8561 Peorlcz I111no1s 9E'bIh'd1898 LAGRON MILLER Ewugyggpggmm ca RELIGIOUS ARTICLES J 313 S ADAMS ST PEORIA ILL 228 S IEFFERSON PHONE 674 5143 Telephone 699 6251 Chas Bucklcrr Pres ERVICE CHUCKW BETTYS UPERIOR FOUNDRY co GATEWAY TAVERN AT'SFAC"0N 151 W HERSCHEL STREET BRASS and ALUMINUM CASTINGS Peor1c1 I111no1s BRONZE TABLETS FINISHED MACHINE CASTINGS East Peomcr, II11no1s COMMENTS O'NEILL BROS. STORAGE OF and CO. MITCHELL J. MALCJOF 519 SOUTH WATER Phone 674 4176 .--..,...-..M...-Ti.. 6 , I v 51 x 5 SZOLD9 HEADQUARTERS FOR ACADEMY UNIFORMS 2201 SOUTH ADAMS Posed by: Carolyn Acme Cash Register Co. 2510 N. Knoxville Peoria, Illinois CASH REGISTERS ADDING MACHINES TIME CLOCKS TYPEWRITERS - Standard and Portable SPRINGER-BURKLUND CO. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 101 Hamilton Blvd. Peoria, Illinois Phone 673-5115 SHOP and SAVE AT YOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE 4538 N. Prospect Rd. Phone 688-3731 Phone 673-1542 JIM SMITH MOTORS. INC PREMIUM USED CARS 914 Main Street Peoria, Illinois Where Money Goes To Grow COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS SAVINGS and LoAN AssoclATloN COMPLIMENTS OF MOUTIER CARPET and RANCH 9 CONTEMPORARY We Specialize In Custom Bullf Homes 9 BRICK VENEER 2619 N UNIVERSITY MOORE 81 OAKLEY INC CONVENTIONAL HOME BUILDERS Kenneth W Oakley IUIU VV Ploneer Parkway ,575-Jan, Peor1a I1l1no1s Phone 685 8844 g.,a.5e Re Ioyce GUFFEE M O D E L Blended and R,,,,s,ed by WALLPAPER and PAINT CQMPANY CHRIS HOERR 81 SON CO Peoria mmm SHERIDAN VILLAGE PEKIN 404 S ADAMS CLASS OF 1965 DAVID C MCCARTHY FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG PEORIA ILLINOIS 61602 If ,U - . . I o I . Q , III Q xi, E, QL I . 53 - ' I , 1 I X 'I :illll I ' fw-.i,..- - , o o CALL MONTEFUSCO 673 7488 for Your HEATING COOLING and GUTTERING PROBLEMS ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR SCIIISIQCIIOI1 Guaranteed Free Estrmates MONTEFUSCO Olemdllg HEATING and ""' AIR CONDITIONING 1521 S W Adcrrns St Peorlcr I111no1s E9 Underwood s dedscafed fo the art of gracious lrvmg PERSONALIZED DECORATIVE Plane by Chfton M Undelwood Robert C Undemood August F Slflgixl Phvlllfi Myers MORTON REALTY CO REALTORS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE PGOTICL Phone 699 1959 Morton Phone 267 7191 Wc1sh1ngton Phone 283 3158 OIIICGS 1n Morton ond Wcrshmgton Lovm VISTG Pharmacy Gale at W Forrest H111 Phone 688 2021 COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Hours 9 am to 10 pm Darly PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE You are 1nv1ted to VISII our FURNITURE GALLERIES 2417 N UNIVERSITY Phone 688 4436 , - I I gy ll O I .e1.. C0l0ll1ill 5525225252EfiQ22E2E5i5Eg2f?Eizf7 if -o'. 1.:gg-fiiQi2i,,i2g2i213f5l'l11Qf'f ,Q4, , M6594 "W . - ' ' ' ' ' I VQNACHEN mnusrmnl surrulas, mc. 1715 PIONEER INDUSTRIAL PARK TELEPHONE 691-1107 VISIT OUR NEW MAINTENANCE MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT CENTER HEADQUARTERS FOR PROGRAM BUILDING MAINTENANCE FOR INSTITUTIONS INDUSTRY SCHOOLS CARAGHER ROECKER PAINT STUDIO SELLS BUICKS 3315 Prospect Road 321 S MAIN ST MORTON ILLINOIS Phone 682 6674 Morton Phone 267 7151 PEQRIA CITY LINES COMPLIMENTSOF BUS COMPANY eoRMANs TAVERN 2105 N E IGIIGISOII. Iohn P Gorman PGOIICI I111no1s 118 S W Iefferson Peoria Phone 699-6313 I v4""".v Posed b Klttv Kennv and Jeanne Stack THEY RE SAVING AT THE BANK PARK GDMMERGIAL NATIDNAL BANK ADAMS at LIBERTY MEMBER F.D I C , , BUGS - CARPETING - TILE - LINOLEUM Better Used Cars Are Our Speciality NEYLON'S CARPET and WALT COLGAN LINOLEUM CO.. INC. n 627 W. Main 518 W. Main Street Telephone 676-3432 Peoria' Illinois T. I. Neylon. President Peoria, Illinois ClTIZEN'S REAL ESTATE CO. Ben Weinstein tftealtorl -:- David B. Simmons fliealtorl 225 MAIN STREET - CITIZENS BLDG. -:- PEORIA, ILLINOIS PHONE 673-8161 'ff I WHERE you save DOES make a dl erence Jo SECU F2 ITY MASON CONTRACTOR S AV I N G S 5 1850 and Loan Association MORTON' ILLINOIS 425 LIBERTY STREET, PEORIA, ILL. 6I602 TELEPHONE 676-767I Telephone 265-9251 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ILLINOIS BLUEPRINT and PHOTOCOPY CO. M. L. Merritt I. A. Smith LA CONTE MOTORS 81 PARTS Phone 676-8739 ALL PHONES - 676-1306 PISTON RINGS Blue Prints - White Prints - Photostats Photographic and Contract Reproductions TRANSMISSION GEARS Enlargements or Reduction Architectural and Engineering Supplies Stocking All Products of: Bruning, Dietzgen 134 Center Street East Peoria, H1- K 6. E. Ozalid, Post, and Ridgway CASEY PHARMACY LINCOLN and WESTERN HUGO HOERDEMAN PRESCRIPTIONS FAST, FREE DELIVERY 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. - 7 Days PAINTING and DECORATING Phone 637-7744 3013 N. Easton Place S 8 S Peoria' mms BUILDERS HARDWARE 00 Phone 6826511 1025 N. Sheridan -1- Peoria, Illinois Phone 676-0828 PEORIA CANDY CO. J. G. O'BRIEN CO. 2105 N. E. Ieiierson Peoria, Illinois Publishers of Parish Bulletins, Scope, WISCONSIN TAP luniofscope 1918 N' Wisconsin Ave' Peoria Heights, Illinois Peoria, Illinois PEORIA CLEANERS THE 51-105 SALQN EXPERT FOR YOUNG WOMEN WHO TA11.oR1NG CLEANING LAUNDRY FURRIER ,UST LOVE SHOES CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 340 42 Fulton Street Clean As A Whxstle Phone 674 6532 Phone 674 9136 FAUL S SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF Dr P R Kubltschek Knoxvllle crt Hcxrmlton Blvd Peono 4 Ill1no1s Tremont Ill1no1s MOTOR REPAIRS LUBRICATIONS IGNITION and GENERATOR REPAIR COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFFORD DENSBURGER GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2916 NORTH AVALON PLACE I 1 I n u u - I I ' ' O O 0 I I l COMPLIMENTS OF PRESCRIPTIONS Yakoff s SOu+h End Tavern Mmn cxt Shendan 2501 S W Adams COMPLIMENTS OF E E NEYLON COMPANY THE TSOUARE ART STORE HECHT 5 PEORIAS LARGEST SPECIALTY STORE 1110 West Mcnn Next TO Krogers PCR AND MISSES ART MATERIALS cmd PICTURE FRAMES DOWNTOWN cmd SHERIDAN VILLAGE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL REALTY PHONE 676 6191 PUT ACTION IN YOUR TRANSACTION COMPUMENTSO1 MONTGOMERY BROTHERS FRED v ORAWEY GENERAL INSURANCE REALTORS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 2028 S W ADAMS STREET 407 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG I I Peoria' 111111015 IUNIORS. JUNIOR PETITES, COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Manning McComb CI1evroIeT University at War Memorial Drive Peoria, Illinois Peoria Illinois Ph 688-8601 uality tells the story of DAIRY PRO DLJCTS I7 STRAIGHT YEARS OF V AWARD WINNING EXCELLENCE WITH 98 TOP PREMIUM AWARDS I at the ILLINOIS STATE FAIR WEITZ EATIN' TIME Bob Murphy FORD 3229 N. University Sales and Service Ph 682 5813 W. Iackson -:- Morton, Ill. Feat mg BROASTED CHICKEN V4 Chicken' F h Fries, Ron - 59 BUY YOUR FORD IN MORTON CQMPLIMENTS GEORGE MURRAY TIRE GGMPANY COMPLIMENTS O R PEORIA SUPPLIERS ING OF F , . UI I5 IU film QCGFHBTGO LUVS an s. jefferson peoraa rllmoas phone 673-3729 PAINTING DECORATING DESIGNERS TELEPHONE 685 5803 1420 CHRISTINE AVE PEORIA ILLINOIS 61614 Ofi1c1alRa11road Inspect1on Dennls E Powers 52 2125 S W Adams St ISouth Slde Bank Bldgj INSURANCE Peorxa I1I1no1s 706 COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING MIIDONALDS 3600 N UNIVERSITY 627 N WESTERN 406 IUNCTION EAST PEORIA Call Collect METAMORA 367 4820 CARL SCHAIDLE JR COMPLIMENTS CEMENT CONTRACTOR QUALITY WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES A FRIEND RURAL ROUTE I METAMORA, ILL 0 o ' ' -1- - I I I I I . I Longines. Hamilton, and Elgin Watches I I OF PEORIII INDUSTRIAL PIPING 00. MAURICE CICCIARELLI 8. SON SINCE 1919 PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS 1921 N E ADAMS STREET PHONE 673 0791 PEORIA ILLINOIS STAFFORDS DAIRY STORES - QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 7 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS PEORIA THE LARIAT CLUB 515 N Western 616 E War Memor1cI1 Dr1ve 6326 W Fczrmlngton Road STEAKS OUR SPECIALTY PEKIN Hours 5 00 to 12 30 14th Street Defby Street 8th SIFGSI Frank K1-.CI Ruth Harchelrooe ALCOVE ROOM LUIGIES PIZZA FINE FOOD LOUNGE 525 E Lake CHAR BROILED STEAKS PRIME Russ OF BEEF Peoflfrf I111HO1S CHOPS FISH CHICKEN phone 535 9548 Phone 685 5832 2411 KNOXVILLE I l Q .2238 W. Glen 610 W. Cmfiem 2232 W' Glen 11 I GOLDEN HORSESHOE 602 W Mann Peonor I111no1s Phone 674 3921 CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT Spec1crl Cocktcul Hours 5 to 7 Your Hostess Helen B1gn COMMANDER SERVICE SQUADRON THREE CHAPLAINS Lt Cdr Iohn Berger Sen1or Chcrplcun Lt Cdr Edward Kuzcxwa Lt Cdr I Dale Brock Lt Rlchard Barcus Lt Sebastlcxn Mucc1l11 Lt Iohn F Menco MARITIUM SERVITIUM GENE S TAVERN 1905 W L1nco1n Ave Peorla I111no1s Phone 676 9994 G 84 G FOOD MART 2104 W Moss Ave Phone 673 7532 QUALITY MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES LUMINAL PAINTS See Your Neighborhood Dealer BORN PAINT and WALLPAPER CO 823 Moun Street WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 673 3718 Peoncr I111no1s COMPLIMENTS OF DANFORTH FIRST NATIONAL BANK Womshmgton I111no1s MAROONS HITCHING POST 2702 W Fctrmmgton Rodd SANDWICHES Served from 9 am t1lI 12 30 CHANNEL CATFISH Served Fndcxy Only from 5 am to 11 p m Bob Gottwald STEAKS CHICKEN SHRIMP 5 pm toll pm Dculy COMPLIMENTS OF l I SHOP and SAVE at LAIMED JAY E RYAN INSURANCE UNC FREIGHT STORES PEORIA PEKIN 2030 N UNIVERSITY Dxscounters Sxnce 1949 BIG ' T ' MARKET SPECIALIZING IN USD A CHOICE MEATS OPEN 8 crm to 10 pm 7 DAYS WEEKLY WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS "' Phone 674 8297 Buslness Phone 676 6314 AIR WAY PFAFFMANN BROS PEORIA DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1226 N Monroe Street FINE FURNITURE PSOIICI I111no1s UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET WORK VACUUM CLEANERS IAII Makesl New and Rebullt Parts for ANY Vacuum Cleaner Any Age or Model Sprmg Street Peor1cI Il11no1s ONE HOUR c:usToM CARE HEAQQQTQQTERS DRY CLEANING PLANTS com CAMERAS PROIECTORS 329 Mcun 4610 Prospect K SCREENS 328 Iunctlon 1307 W Mcnn TAPE RECORDERS Ken Esker' Pmsidem 539 MAIN STREET PHONE 674 6126 O G 1 I , W ' A ' -X , Q 5 .X ' A M - , , .- . giefw'-"'IS',fi.iP. I 4 Qs A M: Ri. I L i 1 4 - 0 1 - . . I . . Q I I 0 DILLON PLUMBING 00 SINCE 1921 COMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING Don t Settle For Less Get The Best PHONE 637 8469 1211 S WESTERN PEORIA ILLINOIS CURB SERVICE PHONE IN ORDERS DIAL 673-7408 - FARMINGTON ROAD CGMPLIMENTS GF RICHARD NAUMAN HAROLD RISEN STONE BRICK and BLOCK MASONRY EARL JOHNSON CHEVROLET DIAL 367 4879 405 VV. MADISON METAMORA ILL 819 W. MAIN l , I l ll ll as 1 11 . . . I . ,si3:2131315551E:E:E::::z::,:-:-.. . -.-Zlffifii-I-Z .-Z'I-241-7Z4Z-Z-Z-5-1525252155121-Zifql. l I.,.g:5:g.g.g,g.3.g.3,5.g ,.7':3:g:5,f-1::::::1:5.g.3.g.g.g.--Q.-14.0 ..1155:z:a:as:s:1-f-2-f:e:s:f -51? 452422E5rEr9ir:2E2r1EQrL:,,-4, -. av' ,:-gf:-5:99:12rgzgzgggs fgjy MA. ft:-, ' "P ' ' f - ' -" ' Q: 4-f oy ., A- .... -. Lf' , . . Z ff-.-W-:4:-:v:41: 21:4-2. -f-- 1 , " , I- sri' I I I Area Code 309 699-7412 PHILLIPS INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE IOHN F PHILLIPS 101 So Ma1n Street Creve Coeur I111no1s 61611 COMPLIMENTS OP GURY BROS INC 2312 S W Adams Street Peor1a I111no1s Phone 676 8632 W' A8fJ 'Ig DONUT sn-lop 901 McBean Peor1a I11 WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING CAKES BIRTHDAY CAKES ROLLS PIES Open 24 Hours Closed Tuesday DONS BARBER SHOP 908 Brotherson Peorxa I111no1s COMPLIMENTS OF PEORIA PLANING MILL COMPANY MARONEY S CHICKEN DINNERS Hanna Clty I111no1s Phone 115 4217 Reservahons Appreclated COMPLIMENTS OF 205 Lehmann Bldg Peorla I111no1s JOSEPH BROS SUPER MARKET GROCERIES MEATS and VEGETABLES ALL KINDS OF POULTRY Phones 674 9254 and 674 9255 501 West Hurllourt MASON TRAVEL BUREAU GETZ SAM JOSEPH FIRE Con+roI EQUIPMENT SUPER MARKET l3l5 S Adams St Peorlcr Ill1no1s SALES SERVICE Phone 673 6761 Uur FIRST ot McrcARTHUR HWY FREE DELIVERY Phone 676 9581 Phone 673 5550 Our ancestors left many good thmgs to Amerlca s youth a country of abundance to l1ve 1n full opportunlty to achleve and the w1se guldance of great Amerlcans of the past These leaders Inherl tance knew that a nauon thrlves best when 1ts people are lndependent free to work and dream alone or w1th others who share thelr alms As Abraham L1ncoh1 put lt In all that the people can 1nd1v1dually do for themselves government ought not to lnterfere Thls prlnclple of lndependence or free enterprlse has made Amerlca a land of plenty It must be guarded contmually lf the future IS to brlng st1ll greater progress and lncreasmg strength CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT COMPANY JACK 81 BILL S SPORT GOODS 325 FULTON STREET PEORIA ILLINOIS PHONE 676 9068 Protecting your future is our tradition IL CIS UTU? ' and fwfr WW A.-1, 4 H ,.. , .y .Lx'f.' .. , '- 31, ,5 , ' f ' . 1,1 Q. -,, -N, .. . ' . ' ,Qwlv PRIBBLE'S CAMPBELL- BEHRENS BARBER SHOP COMPANY MODERN SHOP 2137 N. KNOXVILLE BRAKES and ALIGNMENT M I L Q ' S P A R K - N - S H O P 1200 s 1 ff Ph 673 0508 4306 N- Sheridan Road GOOD FOODS HOME OFFICE PEORIA ILLINOIS LEGE Your next step may be worth S148,000 to you You've just received your high school diploma, and now you're at a crossroad. What will It be next . a college educa tion, or a Job'7 Your next step may be worth 8148,000! A college graduate can expect to earn an average of 39,129 annually between the ages of 25 and 65 That's S365,000 1n 40 years. On the other hand, the man whose formal educatlon stops at high school will earn 85,433 a year, or S217,000 1n 40 years Thus the difference S148,000 IS the amount a college educatlon could be worth durlng the most productive years of your life These are only average figures But they point out how valuable a college education could be to your earning power. That extra lncome could mean a better home for you . . . a complete education for your children . . . a fuller, more re wardlng life for you and your future famlly. And a college education can help you achieve rewards which may be even more slgnlficant than a higher lncome. You may gain a deeper understanding of people and history . . . and possibly a sharpened ability to appreclate the com plex world around us. The experlence of mlllions of people proves education IS an investment in the future which w1ll return many ad vantages The decision 1S up to you. What w11l your next step be? CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. LI'I.I M311-' RUM IILWIIN BROS WHOLESALE and RETAIL MEATS and A FULL LINE OF MEATS GROCERIES and LIQUORS 701 E WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE PHONE 688 8711 Wherever you go from Spalding or Academy of 0ur Lady rn 1965 1966 1967 1968 QIII' IF Wed Irke Io go wrIh you rn your I ' Checkrng Account ,WI 9 Bonk By Mall Tix ' Savrngs Account Jpsouruslnn IRUST E SIIVINGS BFINII I mm 'Yef,eA, M14 I I gwfciloix I TRUSTS- k Sl7llfll ldf s Avr N G 5 H1111 2119 S W ADAMS Your Common Sense Bank MEMBER of F D I C COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS C H A N C E S R I CRUSEN CARPET SERVICE 519 MAIN PHONE 682 6111 I I I I I .V .. I H' E? 1 ' I I If V 7 I -' T- .N e I' I " ' 1 I ' ' 'f I I I ' ' ' IV." WE A :LE I I I I V . W I l' I Jn I , ' I xx '?1w II Ik XYGIII 'LII' Us Xiu ' II' ,'-'r " ' - , r':v 0 I , - , Qi? A. ' 5 ,Q 7 yy EY? I Q.. -' EI Q -i i I 7 Y' I I I I I If-2 I I I I I I I I M 'I ' ' ' ' , I 1 f VV :rg :5':1 A p n- -- I 'l r Q . II- I In I - 5IIiI'I5v . . '.1. fx fl I V A II LOAN: - .f - iiffl. 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IOSEPH'S CEMETERY Serving "JUST GOOD FOOD" RESURRECTION CEMETERY 104 so MacArthur HWY XXf:' , fd 2 ' LKXNVQ as-1' TC . 0:93, A as '0 X' XI' .,....,.,..,,.,......, .15 51.5 igxx my uf' :SEQ --f---,-,,--A,-- I I - 1:'5 'F' v --'-eR--'-E-'------------'-'-'------ Phone 676-6122 'Q :Iv H1-Los .29 525. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,l,,,,,,.,...,.,,,,,6. .25 . P .,.......,,.......,, .10 ,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,... . .15 I SHERIDAN VILLAGE F! A I I IIP COME IN AND SEE THE FINEST SELECTION OF YOUNG MEN'S FASHION WISE SPORTSWEAR . . . ANYWHERE! QAQMQML-s FIVE CONVENIENT DRIVE IN TELLER wuvnows JEFFERSON TRUST and SAVINGS BANK of PEORIA Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatron ONE, TWO, THREE S.W. IEFFERSON AVE. -:- PHONE 676-0831 .m ve 'Ss 'x w' X Q14 xv all Yew - X N X 'W' -.-.v Q-. QA N N Q17 R N44c5"4. 'R iv? Xagg-go Q" N94 N N42 N 1 "x -. fx , QM?-.Q X- Sf. 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Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Hernan Dorolhy Hill Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holer Jeannie Holler Mr. and Mrs. Roberl G. Huberl Mr. and Mrs. Jose' Huerla Mrs. Dale lhnken Skippy Jackson Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Janovelz Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Joyce Mr. Bill Leighly Rev. James Wolf Sl. Mary's ol Lourdes Alois J. Alig Mary Elizalaelh Alig Mr. and Mrs. Colmon W. Alig D. R. Alhey Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bailey Mrs. Anloinerle Baker Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bahr Mr. and Mrs. Adam Barlolo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Barrley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Belller Jr. Joan Beckman Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Blanc Cindy Baker and Janel Boehl Max V. Bosler Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bozdech Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bunce Waller F. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Burk Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Caragher Mr. and Mrs. James E. Caragher Carol and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Calwell William E. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Cooper James M. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Arber Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Johnslon Kennelh Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Kelley Palricia Ann Miller Mrs. Teckla Miller George Clinlon Moehlenpah Mr. and Mrs. Val Monloya Sherrill Moran Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morrow Geollrey Moullon and Gayle Haniillrin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mueller Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. McAllisler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' N. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kennedy Mrs. Elizabelh Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kenny Kalhryn W. Kilver Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh R. Kilver Mr. and Mrs. P. J. King The Richard Kingsley Family Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kinney Karl Klei Mr. and U Mrs. William Knapp Jeanne LaHood and Mike McCabe Mary and Kay Ann McCarlhy Mr. and Mrs. John McCaviH Palsy McDermoll' Mr. and Mrs. John McGann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. McGowan Laurence M. McGralh Terence J. McGrarh F. McL. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McLinden and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Michael McNamara Mr. and Mrs. John R. McNamee Mr. and Mrs. M. McMurray Mrs. E. T. McQuellon, Sr. Bob McQuellon Mr. and Mrs. John McShane Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McVeain Mrs. Thomas Nelson Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ochs Mr. and Mrs. George P. OlConnell Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kravisky Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Krippel Mrs. James Ladd Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laleber Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaHood Margo Lapez Mr. and Mrs. William Larson Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J. Lehnhausen Bernard J. O'Grady Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohl, Jr. Miss Margarel E. Ghlemiller Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oslrander Mr. and Mrs. George Ollo Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Waller D. Peplow Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Perkins Mrs. K. Perrin Mrs. Frank Perry Harry Dragre Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Curry Dennis M. Day Mr. Sam Deleada Mr. and Mrs. V. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lewis Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Linsley Mr. and Mrs. Harold Linrz Mr. Charles Luebbers Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs M. H. Luken R. W. Lyng Mr. and Mrs. Roman J. Pilzen Rosalie Powell Paul Prunch Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Radosevich Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rallerly James D. Reid Xi Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs John Fahel John B. Duke Roy R. Duley Dean Dunne Mr. and Mrs. George E. Machens Mrs. Dale Manning Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Marks Mr. and Mrs R. H. Ringness Mr. and Mrs. Harald Risen Mr. and Mrs Ray J. Riler Mr. and Mrs Roland K. Ross Mr. and Mrs Loren Farris Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norberl Fandel M. Filzen T. H. Fones Clillord Fox Willard M. Frye George W. Dries Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Driscoll Joseph George Samuel J. George Mr. and Mrs. James Geskey Charles N. Ginoli Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gramlich Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grawav Ed Maroon Paul Ma Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and FOOD Mrs. Raymond Maroor Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mary Kay Mi Mr. and Mr. and Sie Maroon E. M. Marlin Frank Marx Jr. Vernon Meismer J. Gordon Merdian N. E. Meyer George Michael H. J. Michael chael Mrs. Raymond Michae' Mrs. Freernon J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosleller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Rudolph Mrs. Frances Reel Mrs. Pele H. Salazar Pele H. Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Arid Soldali Kalie, Jim and Dick Sammon R. Michael Schaab Mr. and Mrs. R. Schaab Mr. and Mrs. G. Schopp Mr. and Mrs. James Schauirir Joseph F. Schuh lConlinued on New Psrl 237 William Schw ied, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schwindenhammer Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie B. Seelig Ralph Seward D. J. Seyller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Shroock Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sinclair Mr. John F. Sinclair Edna H. Slone Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Slevin PERSONAL PATRONS Academy Senior A Academy Senior B Academy Senior C Academy Senior D Academy Senior E Academy Senior F Academy Junior B Academy Junior C Academy Junior D Academy Sophomore C Pafrick Whife Mike Ward Mark Vogel Joseph Callihan Tom Gilfillan Spalding, Senior 42 Breff Bankie Dave Barfley Jim Blaschek S ld' ,S ' CI 45 pa mg emor ass Terry Donahue Mrs. John T. Smifh and Family Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Smifh Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spalding Spalding's Bowling League Miss Emma Spafh Mr. and Academy, Freshman A Academy, Freshman B Academy, Freshman C Academy, Freshman D Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Sfambaugh Mr. and Mrs. Roberf C. Sfanard Mr. and Mrs. Loren L. Sfeger Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Sfenger Don Sfephens Miss Mary Lou Sfephens Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Sfickelmaier Mr. and Mrs. O. Sfrassburger Mr. and Mrs. Summa Sfaff Roberf J. Sullivan '65 Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Swan Mr. and Mrs. John Szenfes Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Thomas William Thompson Spalding, Junior 3-P Spalding, Junior 3-Y Spalding, Sophomore 24l Spalding, Sophomore 2-L Spalding, Sophomore 2-T Spalding, Sophomore 2-X Spalding, Freshman I-O Spalding, Freshman I-R Spalding, Senior 4l Rick Ward Tom Rochford Terrence Pifzen Thomas VVake Ivan Schraeder Jim Burson Mike Carroll Dick Cramer Mike Curley Verne E. Denfino Bob Fosfer Dave Gibbons Fred Grawey Dave Gulleff Sfeve Heinz Sfephen Highfill Jose' J. Huerfa Randy lrion Dwane Knoff Tom Linfz Mike Maloney Jim Markoski Bob McOuellon Mary and Karen Tucek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tucek Miss Adele Vachon Mrs. Cafherine L. Vogel Mrs. Willard E. Vogelsang Jerry Worrick Rick Blanc James Pafrick Kelly Dan Powell Kennefh Happach Bob Houlihan Bob Miller Dan O'Connell Paf Perkins William Schaffnif Tom Schmiff Ben Scoff Mr. and Mrs. George Walder Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walloch Mr. and Mrs. Sy Wanlland Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Waugh, Sr. Mr, Howard Wiles Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Wilhelm Mrs. James M. Williams Miss Kafherine Willy The Jerry Winberry Family Floyd C. Wood Nancy Woods Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Woods DR. AND MRS. PAUL BLOUSH 43II N. Sheridan Rd. DR. MO RRIS I-I. COI-IEN Jefferson Building DR. BER 257 E. NELL V, DAVIS Washingfon DR. C. J. FORRETTE. M.D. Washingfon, Illinois DR. WILLIAM D. GRIFFIN 300 E. War Memorial Dr. DR. AND MRS. GUINTA 50I3 Prospecf DR. FREDRICK HEINZEN l22I W. Glen 238 Gerry Tigue Sfeve Ochs Bill Volz James Cicciarelli Jerry Maffingly Terry Tranfina Bob May Randy Koors Frank A. Radosevich Sfeve Linsley J. Thomas Vachon PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. LAWRENCE LITTEREST 2602 N. Sheridan Rd. DR. AND MRS. GEORGE MEAGHER 3303 N. Bigelow DR. E. A. MONROE, M.D. I35 S. Firsf, Morfon DR. AND MRS. PAUL T. PALMER I5II N. Bigelow DR. CHESTER C. PITTMAN, O.D. 706 Lehman Building DR. PAUL ROARK, M.D. I434 N. Glen Oak DR. L. J. SMITH, D.D.S. 750 W. Jefferson, Morfon DR. EDWARD J. 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Peoria CAMPUS DRESS 81 BEAUTY SHOPPE 208 E. Jackson, Morfon COMET SUPPLY, INC. I05 W. Jefferson, Washinqfon CONIBEARS DRUG STORE Morfon COUNTY WELDING SUPPLIES CO. I307 N. Adams COURI'S EOODTOWN 407 Juncfion Ave.. E. Peoria CRAWEORD'S STANDARD SERVICE 203 N. E. Jefferson CROWN PRINCE LANES 330 S. Main. Morfon DIETRICH FURNITURE II7 W. Jefferson, Morfon DU PAGE AND SON MEAT PACKING CO.. 208 Winfer. Pekin ED'S MARKET I20O W. Second ELECTRICAL TESTING CO. 902 Knoxville ELMER-DUBOIS TRUCKING Mefamora EL'S WASH-O-RAMA 3I5 N. Wesfern BUSINESS PATRONS EISHER'S "66" SERVICE Sheridan and Loucks BEN FRANKLIN READING CLUB 646 Jefferson Building PETE FRANZ SHELL SERVICE Hamilfon Blvd. af Knoxville OLIVER GHELARDINI, CONTRACTOR I4I9 Norfh Tenfh, Pekin HERGET NATIONAL BANK 33 Soufh I4fh, Pekin GINO'S PIONEER CLUB 22I9 Courf, Pekin HAROLD'S BARBERSHOP 2l02 W. Moss H ER BST CO. Washingfon HOPP'S CARDINAL STORE II00 N. Capifal, Pekin IDEAL EOOD MARKET 823 N. E. 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Main, Pekin PLANING MILL CO. 2722 S. Washingfon PHONE-AYFEAST IOII W. Main CHUCK REICHERTS ORCHESTRA IHappy Music for Dancingl BILL REXFORD DANCE STUDIO 24I9 N. Prospecf Rd. HARRY E. ROSE Br SON 23I7 W. Sherman Ave. S 81 W FORD, INC. Washingfon SANDS MOTEL 220 N. E. Adams SHERIDAN CENTER GOLF Sheridan and Loucks SMITI'I'S VARIETY 2456 Washinqfon Rd. SOUTHTOWN I.G.A. 392I S. Adams SPALDING KEY CLUB Officers and Members STREIBICH HARDWARE Adams SULLIVAN STANDARD SERVICE 3626 W. Sheridan SUTTON CARPET CO. IB28 N. Sheridan TAZEWELL'S TOP 3 - WASHINGTON COURIER: MORTON SHOPPING NEWS: E. PEORIA SHOPPER VICIC GROCERY STORE IIOO Cole, E. Peoria. JOHN E. VOORHEES INSURANCE Commercial Nafional Bank Building WALKER JEWELRY I040 N. 2nd. Chillicofhe XVERNSMANS TAVERN Rf. II6 Germanfown WERTZ CRACKER BOX 22I4 Courf. Pekin WlT2IG'S APPAREL 81 SHOES Morfon 239 APPRECI T I ON The members of the 1965 SUMMA Staff of the Academy and Spalding wish to acknowledge their sincere gratitude to all who have contributed so freely of their time and talent. We Wish particularly to thank: ENCOURAGEMENT: The faculty for their graciousness in giving of their time and advice in setting up equipment for pictures in their departments, The students for their whole-hearted support and cooperation, Our patrons and advertisers for their financial assistance, PLANNING AND ADVICE: Reverend Leo Cooper, C.S.V., and Sister Thomas Maureen, C.S.I., our f faculty advisors, Without Whose guidance this book could not be a reality: Mr. I. L. Sronce, yearbook consultant for the Peoria Engraving Co., Who has given us constant help and advice throughout the year, PICTURES: Mr. Eugene Voss of Fabry Studios, who gave many hours taking pictures for our division pages, faculty, and many group pictures, and who gave invaluable advice to student photographers, Mr. Dan Woodley of Fabry Studios for the Academy and Spalding senior pictures, Mr. Ron Garimoni for the individual pictures of the football team: The Peoria IOURNAL-STAR, ' Graphic Arts Club, pictures: Reverend Robert Hughes, use of Spalding gym and C.Y.C., Mr. Roger Ingle, underclassmen pictures, I I ENGRAVING: Peoria Engraving Co., PRINTING: Mr. Richard Finfgeld, Mr. Iim I-Ienderson, and the Staff of the ? Henry News-Republican, COVERS: Mr. William Snell, personal cover counselor for S. K. Smith Co., I Chicago, Ill. BINDING: Mr. I-Ienry A. Pfisterer of the Peoria Book Bindery. I I 240 4-4: Abbolr, Sandra I - I76 Abraham, Roberf I - 29, 87, 89, 99, I76 Adams, John 4 - 29, 5I, 73, I22, l25 Adamson, Jean 3 - 70, I56 Adlrinson, Douglas 2 - I68 Aiflren, EIizabe+h I - I07, I76 Alcers, Slephen 3 - 29, 70, I06, I56 Alexander, George 3 - I56 Alig, Mary Elizabelh 4 - I22 Alwan, Diana 4 - 36, 37, 38, l22 Anderson, Edward I - I76 Anderson, Janice 2 - I68, I75 Anderson, Mary 3 - 4I, 70, I56 Anderson, Sfeven J. 4 - I22 Anderson, Sfeven P. 2 - I68 Anderson, Susan 3 - I56 Aneloslci, Trudy 4 - I22 Anfhony, Charles 3 - I56 An'I'hony, An'I'hony, Michael 3 - I56, I65 Ronald 4 - I22 Anlhony, Sfephen 4 - I22 Anile, Daniel I - 39, I79 Anfon, Palricia 4 - 30, 33, l22 Anzaldau, Alfred 4 - 38, 39, I22 John 3 - 85, 87 I56, I65 Anzaldua, David 3 - 38, 39, I56 Appleby. Argo, Richard 2 - I68 Armalo, Palriclr 4 - I23 Armslron g, Jan 4 - 30, 34, 36, 37, 38, 69, 75, I23 Armsfrong, John 2 - 39, 97, 99, I68 Arnold, Michael I - I76 Ashworlh, Margarel' 4 - I23 Aflcins, Pa'I'riclr I - 87, 89, 99, IOI, I76 Baclres, William I - 87, 89, I76 Bailey, Bonnie 4 - 30, 44, 90, I23 Bailey, Palricia 4 - 34, I23 Balmer, Barbara I - 7I, I76 Balmer, Cindy 3 - 37, I56 Balmer, Herberf 3 - 98, I56 Balmer, Paul 3 - 35, I56 Balmer, Theresa I - I76 Baldi, James 2 - l0I, I68, I7I Banisler, Barbara 2 - 24, I05, I68 INDEX Bellramini, Richard 2 - 35, 7I, I68 Bencher, David I - I76 Bencher, Thomas 4 - I23 Bennelr, Gary 3 - 38, 39, I56 BenneI'+, Larry I - 87, 89, I76 Bernadi, Pafricia 3 - 37, I56 Berg, Carol 2 - 24, I05, I68 Berg, Linda 4 - 37, I23 Bergevin, Diane 2 - 24, I68 Begevin, Michael I - I76 Berninger, Michael 4 - I24 Besf, Eileen 3 - 68, 70, I56 Besf, Kalhleen 4 - 30, 37, 67, I24 I26 Bes+, Susan I - I76 Bells, Richard 2 - 39, I68 Bieneman, Dennis 2 - I68 Bill, Raymond 4 - 38, 75, 76, I24 Billo, Linda I - I76 Birlrmeier, George 2 - 39, I68 Bishop, Mary Kay I - I76 Bishop, Thomas 4 - I42 Bisiaux, Cheryl 4 -- 24, I24 Bilner, Gary 4 - I24 Bilner, Georgia I - I76 Blac, Eric 4 - 35, 72, 73, I24, I33 Bland, Amber I - I76 Bladel, Benjamin 3 - 35, 70, I56, I57 Blanchard, Michael 4 - I24 Blaschelr, James 4 - 35, I24 Bledsoe, Paul 4 - I24 Blender, Charles 3 - I56 Bodine, Clarence 3 - I56 Boehl, Janel 3 - 37, I56 Boegener, Susan I - I76 Bohan, Daniel 2 - 99, I06, I69 Bohlander, Peggy I - I76, I77 Bouhl, Wendy 4 - I24 Burns, John 3 - I57 Burns, Marcella I - I77 Burns, Michael I - I06, I77 Burns, PaI'I'y I - I77 Burson, James 4 - 72, I25 Burlon, Barbara 2 - I69 Bush, Carol 2- 24, I69 Bushell, Valeria 3 - 37, 38, 70, I57 Buller, Calhie 3 - I57 Buller, Pa+riclr I - I77 Bufzen, M. Rose 2 - 24, I69 Bu'I'zen, Teresa 4 - l25 Cadigin, Linda 2 - 24, I69 Calhoun, William 4 - I25 Callahan, Joseph 4 -- 69, I26 Cameron, Phillip 2 - I69 Campbell, John 3 - I57 Campbell, Lawrence 2 - I69 Campen, Thomas 2 - I69 Cannon, Mary 4 - 28, 37, 47, I26 Cannon, Rila 3 - I57 Caragher, Kay 3 - 44, I57 Caragher, Lynn 4 - 30, 33, 52, I26 Caragher, Timolhy 3 - 35, IO3, I57 Carmen, Diclc 4 - I26 Carmen, Susan 4 - I26 Carrigan, John 3 -- I57 Carroll, William 4 - 33, 35, 72, 73 75, I26, l42 Carler, Donald 4 - I26 Caruso, Roberl 3 - I57 Cassano, Roseann 4 - I26 Cassel, Gloria 3 - I57 Cassidy, Rulh Ann 3 - I57 Chrisliansen, Thomas I - 87, I77 Cicciarelli, James 4 - 72, 73, 82, 84, 87, I26 Cihla, Julia 2 - 24, I69 Cisna, Mary 3 - 49, I57 Cisna, Sonia 4 - 37, 46, 67, I27 Clarlc, Janice 2 - 24, I69 Clauss, Kalhy I - I77 Clinch, Dennis I - I77 Clinch, Joseph 3 - I57 Closen, Michael 3 - I57 Coales, Calherine 4 - 24, 37, I27 Coffey, Beclcy 4 - 36, 38, I27 Colgan, Joanne 4 - I27 Colwell, Julie 4 -- I27 Colwell, Nancy 4 - 57, I27 Banisler, James I - 8I, 89, I76 Banisler, John 3 - I56 Banisler, S+ephen 3 - 85. 87, 98, I56. I58 Banlcie, Charles 4 - I23 Banlcs, Bernice 2 - 24, I68 Banlrs, Janie 2 - 24, I68 Bannon, Barbara 3 -- I56 Bannon, Kalhleen 4 - 30, 37, 38, 40, 4-I, 53, 66, 68, I23, I53 Bannon, Mary E. 4 - I23 Bannon, Theresa 2 - 24, I68 Banys, Rosa Theresa 3 - I05, I56 Barborinas, Linda 3 - I56 Barlley, David 4 - I23 BarI'Iey, Kafhy 3 - 28, I56 Barlolo, James 2 - 87, 89, IOI, I68, l7I Barlolo, Joseph 4 - I23 Bar'I'oIomucci, John 3 - I56 Baumgardner, Michael 4 - IO3, I23 Bean, Thomas I - I76 Beaupre, Mary Ann 2 - 24 28, 75. 90. I68 Beclr, Madelyn I - I76 Beclc, Michael 2 - I68 Beclcman, Joan 4 - SI, 90, I23 Beclrman, Roberl 2 - 85, 87, I00, IOI, I05, I68 Beharelle, Alfred 4 - I23 Beharelle, Andrew I - I76 Beharelle, Richard I - I76 Behnlre, Lynne I - I76 Behnlre, Richard 2 - 87, I05, I68 Behrll, Roberl 2 - I06, I68 Behrens, S'I'even 3 - I56 Behrens, Thomas 3 -- I56 Belcher, Pafriclr 3 - I56 Belcher, Thomas I - IOI, I76 Bell, Pam 2 - 24, I68 BeII'ramini, Anna M. 4 - 5I, I23 Bellramini, Louis I - I76 Bour, Margarel' 3 - I56 Bourscheidl, Mariorie 4 - I24 Bourscheidf, Pamela 4 - 30, 36, 37 38, I24 Bourscheidl, Palricia 4 - I24 Bourscheidl, Randall I - 99, I76 Bozdech, Pauline 4 - 30, 3I, I24 Bradford, Lawrence 3 - I06, I56 Brady, Gerald 2 - 42, 97, 99, I69 Breese, David 3 - 85, 87, 92, 93, 94 95, 96, IO0, I56 Brenning, Jan I - I76 Broderic, David 4 - 29, SI, 53 73 I24, I3B Broeren, Henry 4 - Brooks, Conrad 2 - I69 Broolrs, Douglas I - I05, I25 92, 94, 97, 99, 99, I76 Broolrs, Sleven 3 - I06, I56 Broolrs, William 3 - 92, 94, 95, 96, 98, I56 Brophy, Alice 2 -- 24, 90, I05, Brophy, Roberl' 3 - I56 Brown, Jo Ellyn I - I76, I77 Brown, Laurence 4 - I25 Brown, William I - IO6, I76 Bruemmer, Marlha 4 - 34, 52, 53, 69, I25 Bruen, Madonna 3 - I57, l62 Brusich, Dixie 3 - I57 Bryson, David 3 - I57 Buckingham, James 3 - I57 Buclrley, James I - I76 Budzinslri, Ronald 3 Bunce, Susan 4 - I57 Bulloclr, Mary Elizabefh I - I7 34. 52, l22, I25 Bunn, Kalhleen 2 - I69 Bunn, Suzy 3 - 55, I57 BurgeH', Lynn 3 - I57 Burlr, Connie 2 -- 24, I69 I69 Burlc, Janel 2 - 6, I78 Burlc, Janis 2 -- I69 Burlr, Kalhleen 4 - 37, 55, I25, I30 Burlr, Krisfine 4 - 30, 45, 5I 53 I25, I30 I02, I76 Burlre, Michael 2 - 39, I06, I69 Burlrifl, Jo Ann 3 - I57 Burlr, Michael I - Burlri'H', James I - I76 Burmeisler, Pafricia I - I76 Burns, Dennis I - I76 Conerfy, Sharlene Conerly, Sharon 4 Conlon, Jerome 3 Conlan, Michael 3 I- I77' -37, I27 - I57 --29,35, I57 Conlon, Beclry 4 - 24, I27 Conver, Samuel I - 99, I77 Coolrsey, Chrisline 3 - I58 Cooper, Arlhur 3 - I69 Cooper, Roberl' 2 - I69 Cooverl, Thomas I - I77 Cordio, Slepsan 3 - I58 Cordls, Richard I - 38, I77 Couri, Connie I - I77 Couri, Mary 3 - 37. 70, I58 Cowan, Margarel' I - I77 Cowan, Michael 2 - 23, 87, 89, 97 99, I69 Craig, Linda 2 - 24, I69 Cramer, Richard 4 - I27 Crawford, William 3 - I58 Croegaerf, Rulh 2 - 24, I69 Crowley, Diane 4 - I27 Crusen, John 3 - I06, I58 Cunduff, John I - 87, 89, I77 Cupp, James 3 - I58 Curley, Francis 4 - I9, I27 Curley, Harry 2 - 97, 99, I69 I77 Curley, Sally I - Curry, Lawrence 3 - 20, I58 Curry, Roberl 3 - I58 Curry, Waller 2 - I69 Cusaclr, Daniel 2 - I69 CuH, Cheryl 4 - I27 CuI'+, Daniel I - 87, 89, I77 Daily, Rose Mary 4 - I24 Dalfon, Michael 3 - 20, 98, I58 Daly, Michael I - 39, I77 Danlone, Marian 3 - I58 Darche, Jeanne 4 - I27 Darche, Slephen 3 - I58 Darling, Nancee 4 - 33. 37, I27 Davis, Daniel 3 -- I06, I58 Davis, Donald 3 - 92, 94, 96, 98, I58 Davis, Janel' I - I77 Davis, Jean Ann 3 - I9, 4I, 70, I58 Davis, John 2 - I06, I69 Davis, Linda 2 - 24, I69 Davis, Mary Kay 3 - 90, I58 Davis, Roy 3 - 98, I58 Davis, Sandra 3 - I58 Dawson, James 4 - I27 Day, Dennis 4 - 67, I28 Day, George 4 - I69 DeBaIes, William 2 - 29, 97, 99, I69 Deeb, Viclrie 4 - I28 Dchler, Kennelh I - I77 Delinslci, Dennis 3 - I58 Delmaslro, David 2 - I69 Delmasfro, Dominica 3 - I5, 8 Delmaslro, Mary 4 - 25, I28 Demoss, Alberl 3 - 98, I58 Dempsey, Sandra 3 - I58 Densburger, Karen 3 - 70, I58, I66 Denlino, Merle 3 - 98, I58 Dnelino, Verne 4 - 75, I28 Den'Iino, Vernon 4 - 75, I28 DePara, Domingo 2 - I69 DePara, Manuel 2 - I69 DeDenzy, Diane 3 - I58 Dezeliclr, Margarel 3 - I59 Dhaese, James I - 39, 87, 89, 99, I77 Dhaese, Laureen I - I77 Diclcerson, James 3 - 98, I59 Diclcerson, Mary Jane 2 - 24, I69 Dickerson, Nancy 2 - I69 Dillon, Daniel 2 - 87, 99, I69, I7l Dixon, Alice 2 - 24, I69 Dodge, James 2 - I69 Doering, Thomas I - I77 Donahue, James Roberl 2 - 87, 89, 97, 99, IOO, IOI, I69 Donahue, Terrence 4 - I9, I28 Donnelly, Denise 4 - 28, I28 Donnelly, Michael 4 - I05, I28 Donnigan, Susan 2 - 24, I69 Donovan, James 2 - I69 Donovan, Timolhy 4 - I28 Doolan, Dennis 4 - I28 Dougherly, Carol 4 - I28 Doyle, Mary 4 - I28 Dries, Clemenf 3 - 50, 53, 98, I59 Driscoll, Maria 4 - 5I, I69 Drohan, Kalhleen 2 - 24, I69 Dubois, Joyce 4 - 5I, I28, I4I Duggan, Palriclr 4 - 73, I28 Dulre, John I - IO6, I77 Dunlavey, Michael I - I77 Dunne, Deanna I - I07, I77 Dunne, Kalhy 2 - I69 Dunne, Nora 4 - 5I, I28 Dunne, Terrence 3 - 85, 87, I59 Dunnigan, Pafriclr 2 - 39, I68, I69 Du Page, Anfonia 3 - I59 Du Page, Cindy 2 - 24, I69 Du Page, Gale I - I77 Du Page, Marcia I - 28, 7I, I77 Durbin, Diane 2 - I69 Durbin, Joseph 4 - IO3, I06, I29 Durbin, Joseph 3 - I59 Dwyer, Mary Calherine I - I77 Eads, Thomas 4 - I29 Ealon, Carol 3 - 37, I59 Eafon, Herberl' 2 - 38, 99, I69 Ealon, James 3 - 38, 50, I59 Eafon, Roberl' 4 - 35, 50, 82, 84, 85, 87, I29 Eafon, Thomas 4 - I29 Eaves, Mary Jane 4 - 34, 52, I29 Eberle, Dennis 3 - I59 Eclrhold, Calherine 3 - I59 Eclrhold, Daniel I - 29, 39, 99, I77, I8I Eclrhold, Edward 4 - I29 Edwards, Elizabelh 4 - I29 Ehringer, Paula Jean 2 - 24 I69 Eisfelder, Michael 4 -- IOI, I29 Eisfelder, Thomas 2 - 87, 89, I70 241 Higgins, Peggy 2 - 24, I70 Elder, Linda I - I77 Elder, Tim 4 - I3O Elger, Karen 2 - 24, I70 Endres, Mary 4 - 37, I30 Endres, Sue 2 - I70 Efycheson, Dennis 2 - I70 Euslice, Mary 4 - I3O Evereffs, Kafhy 4 - I30 Fahel, Diane I - I77 Faherly, Pafriclc 3 - I59 Fandel, Elizabeih I - I77 Fandel, Helen 2 - I70 Fandel, Richard 3 - I59, I65 Farraher, Michael 3 - I59 Farris, Loren I - I77 Favaro, Mariele 3 - I59 Favaro, John I - 39, I77 Fennel, Doris 2 - 24, I70 Fennel, RuI'h 3 - I59 Ferguson, Barbara I - I77 Ferguson, Mary Pal I - I77 Filzen, Francis 2 - I70 Filzen, Sue 4 - 5I, I30 Finn, Brian 4 -- 9, 38, 39, 98, I30 Finnegan, Marylee 2 - 24, I70 Finnegan, Michael 4 - I30 Finney, Fischer, Nancy 3 - I59 Franlc 2 - I7O Fischer, John 4 - 38, I30 Fischer, John 3 - 73, I59 Fischer, Thomas I - I78 Fisher, Mary Ann I - I78 Fisher, Timolhy 2 - I70 Flanagan, John 3 - I59 Flynn, Carol 3 - 37, I59 Fogg, Joseph 2 - I70 Foley, Edvfh 4 - 130, I4I Fones, David 3 - I59 Fosco, Mary 4 - I6, 36, 37, 38, 4I 60, I22, I3I Fos+er, Claudia 3 - I59 Fosler, Dennis I -- I78 Fosler, Roberl' 4 - I3I Fox, Denise 4 - 5I, I3I Fox, Lynda I - I78 Franlr, Gregory 4 - I3I Franlren, Roberf 4 -- I05, I3I Frasco, Carole 4 - 49, 53, I04, I3I I45 Frericlrs, Donald 4 - I3I Friefsch, Judifh 3 - 49, 70, I59 Frye, Richard 2 - I70 Fullon, John 4 - I05, I3I Galbreilh, William 4 - I3I Galvin ,Terry 2 -- 90, I70 Gardner, John I - I78 Garnsey, Charles 3 - 50, I06, I59 Garnsey, Michele I - I78 Garnsey, Virginia 3 - 37, I59, I62 Garrels, Janice 4 - I3I Gavin, Consiance 4 - I3I Gebhards, Gregory 3 - I59 Gembrowslri, Marcia 2 - I70 George, Rober+ 4 - I3I George, Ronald 2 - I70 Geppner, Michael 3 - IO2, I59 Geppner, Nancy 2 - I70 Geslrey, Michael 4 - 3I, 35, 53 92, 93, 94, 95, 98, IOO, I29, Geh, Peggy I - I78 .69 I3I Ghelardini, Paula 3 - I59 Gibbons, David 4 - I3I Gibbons, Suzanne 3 - I59 Gibson, Joseph 2 - 29, I7O Gicabazi, Toni I - IO7, I78 Gilfillan, Joseph I - 29, 42, 87, 89 97, 99, I78, I8I Giliillan, Michael 3 - 85, 87, 98, I59 Giliillan, Thomas 4 - 3I, 50, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, IOO, I29, I3I Gilinslry, Nancy 4 - 30, 3I, 34, 52, I32 Gilles, Chrisline 4 - I32 Gilles, Pafricia 4 - I32 GiIIeH', Allan 4 - I32 GiIIe'I"I', Janis I -- 7I, I78 Gillhouse, Mari: I - I78 Gilomen, Gordon 4 - 29, I05, I32 Glafz, Theodore 3 - 70, I59, I62 Goodman, Suzy 4 - I32 Gorman, Kalhy I - I78 Gorman, Sfephen 3 - 35, I00, I59 Gorman, Sue 3 - I59 242 Go'f+schalIc, Linda 3 - 37, 38, 4I, I59 Grabinger, Rinard I -- 38, I78 Graham, James 4 - I32 Gramlich, Eileen 4 - 30, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 4I, 69, I32 Gran+, Anne Pairicia 4 - I32 Granl, William I - 87, 89, I78 Graves, Waller 2 - 38, I70 Grawey, Laura 4 - 37, I32 Grawey, Frederich 4 - 33, I06, I32 Grawey, Jeanne 2 - I7O Greaif, Bernadine 3 - I59 Griffin, Gary 3 - I59 Grifliilh, Richard I - 38, I78 Grooss, Charles 2 - 39, 87, 89, I70 GuIle'H, David 4 - 73, I32 Gunnar, Mary Sue 4 - I32 Gunner, Louise 2 - I70 Gura, Timo'I'hy 4 - 29, 3I, 35, 46, 53, 69, 75, 77, I32, I38 Gury, Annelle 3 - 24, 37, I6I Gury, Lyne'I'le 4 - 37, I32 Gury, Maureen 4 - I33 Gusler, David I - I78 Guiierrez, Juan I - I78 Haasis, Nancy 2 - 24, 90, I7O Hadanlc, Susan 4 - 30, 36, 37, 38, I26, I33 Haddad, Carol 4 - 37, 38, 53, 57, I33 Hagan, Sheila 2 - 24, I7O Hagemann, Mary 4 - 28, 37, 38, 53, 57, I33 Hahn, Mary Lou 3 - I60 Hainy, Fred 3 - I60 Hainy, Rudolph 3 - IO6, I60 Hallinan, Claire 2 - 24, I7O Hallinan, Joan I -- I78 Hallinan, Kafhleen 3 - I60 Hallinan, Mary 4 - I33 HamiI+on, Cassalene I - I78 Hancoclc, Joseph I - 87, 89, I78 HaneII', Michael I - 87, 89, I78 Hanley, Palriclx 4 - I33 Hanley, Roberl' 2 - I7O Happach, Barbara 2 - 24, I7O Happaclr, Kennelh 4 - 3I, 69, 98, I29, I33 Happach, Willard 3 - I60, I6I Harbers, Douglas I - 87, 89, I78 Harms, James 3 - 35, 52, 6l, 70, 98, I58, I60 Harper, Rober+ I - I78 Harper, Wallace 3 - I60 Harris, Kalhleen 3 - 36, 37, 38, 39, I60 Harris, Slanley I - I78 Harrmann, Mary 4 - I33 Har+er, Therese 3 - I60 Haslen, Carol 4 - I33 Hauser, Judy 4 - I34 Hawes, Beverly I - I78 Hays, Charles I - I78 Hays, Richard 3 - I60 Hayward, Daniel 3 - I06, I60 Hayward, David I - I78 Heffron, Dennis 2 - I70 Hefner, Cindy 4 - I34 Hein+zman, Emmy 4 - 45, 5I Heinz Charles I - I78 Heinz Gary 2 - 38, l70 Heinz Jane 4 - 45 Heinz Heinz, Heinz Joan 3 - 70, I58, I60 John 2 - 87, 89, IOI, I7O Joseph 3 - I60 Heinz Laura I - I78 Heinz Michael 3 - 39, IO3, I60 Heinz Nancy 2 - I70 Heinz, Rebecca 4 - 34, 52, 53, 73, I38 Heinz Roberl 3 - I60 Heinz, Heinz Heinz Heinz, Roberl' I - 38, 99, I78 Ru'I'h 2 1 I70 Sally Anne 4 - I34 Siephen 3 - 38, 39, 75. I60 Heinz, SI'even 4 - I34 Heiple, Roberf 2 - 38, I7O Heiser, Karen I - I78 Helmig, Goldie 3 - I60 Helmig, James 3 - I60 Heneberry, Richard 2 - 87, 89, 97, 99, I7O Hendericlr, Chrisline I - I78 Henderson, Carol 4 - I5I Henriclrson, Waller 3 - I60 Henriclcson, Vicforia 3 - I60 Hennessey, Carol 3 - 70 Hennessey, Sheila 4 - I34 Herbs+ri+h, Ron 4 - I35 Hernan, Mary I - I78 Hernan, Perry 2 - 87, 89, I7O Hibbs, Franklin 3 - 85, 87, I60 Hibser, Beclty 3 - I60 Hibser, Linda I - I78 Highfill, Jim 4 - I60 Highfill, Sieve 4 - I36 Hilliard, Kalhleen 4 - I36 Hilliard, Chrisline I - I78 HinI'on, James I - I60 I'Ii'I'Z, Mike 4 - I35 HiI'z, Thomas 3 - I60 Hobin, Rich 4 - I35 Hoeclrer, John I - 87, 89, I79 Hoeclrer, Mary 4 - 30, 45 Hoehne, Chrisline I - I79 Hoehne, Sfephen 3 - I60, I6I, I62 Hoerdeman, Roberl 3 - 98, IO6, I60 Hoier, Mary Marlha I - I79 Hoifer, Carolyn I - I79 Hoffer, Jane+ 4 - I35 Hoffman, Jerome 2 - 97, 99, I7O Hollandsworlh, Marlha 3 - I60 Hosbrough, Richard 4 - I35 Hoslcins, Deloris 2 - 24, I70 Houlihan, John 3 - 38, I60 Houlihan, Thomas 2 - 38, I05, I7O Houlihan, Roberl' 4 - 38 Housion, Carol 3 - 37, I57, I60 Howe, Donna 2 - IO5, I7O Howe, Karen I - 28, I05, I79 Huber, Susan 4 - I35 Huber+, Barbara 3 - I60 Huer'I'a, Joseph 4 - 38, 39, 6I, IO6, I35, I5I Huerfa, Ramon 2 - 28, 29, 38. 53, 6I, I70, I7I Hufeld, Sheila I - I79 Hughes, Linda I - I79 Hughes, Michele 2 - I7O Hun'I', Chris 4 - I35 HunI', Michael 3 - I6I Hun+, Ronald I - I79 Ihnlten, Richard I -' 87, 89, 99, I79 Ihnlren, Slephen 4 - 72, 98, I35 Irion, Randy 4 - 3I, 53, 66, 73, I35 Irion, Terry 3 - 35, 42, 70, 98, I6I Irving, John 2 - 97, 99, I70 Irwin, Rila 2 - l70 Janice, Gail I - I79 Janlre, Gary 3 - I6I Janoveh, Joan 4 - 33, 73, I36 Jewell, Pafricia 4 - 28, 30, 53, I36, I38 Jewell, William 3 - I6I Jiminez, Maria 4 - 44, I36 Jochman, David 3 - I6I Johniglr, Roger I - IO6, I79 Johnson, Gay I - I79 Johnson, Guy 3 - 79, IO6, l6I JohnsI'on, David I - 38, I79 Jones, Bonnie I - I79 Jones, Joseph I - I79 Jones, Rebecca I - 38, IO6, I79 Jones, William 2 - 38, I7O Jordan, Daniel 4 - I36 Jordan, Marlin I - I79 Jordan, Willis 3 - IOO, I6I Joseph, Pe'I'er 4 - 83, 85, 87, 98, 99, I36 Joseph, Roberl' 2 - I7O Joyce, James 4 - I, 33, I36, I42 Judd, Sharon 3 - 28, I05, I57, I6I Judge, Marcy I - I79 Kahn, Thomas 4 - 82, 84, 85, 87, 88, IOO, I36 Kaiser, Sally 2 - 24, I7O Karl, Gary 4 - I36 Keach, Lawrence 2 - 87, 89, I70 Kearney, Kennefh 2 - 42, I7I Keaiing, Chris+opher I - I79 Kee, Suzanne 3 - I6I Keegan, James I - 99, I79 KeIIers+rass, Mariha 3 - I6I Kellerslrass, James I - 39, I79 Kelley, Peggy I - 28, I76, I78, I79 Kelley, Timolhy D. 3 - 35, I6I Kelley, TimoI'I1y E. 4 - 53, I36 Kellogg, Sharon 3 - 37, I05, I6I 28 I7I Kelly, Carol 2 - Kelly, James E. 4 'i 79 Kelly, Deanna I - - 5I, 62, I36 Kelly, James P. 4 - 29, 3I, 35, 62 69, 79, 82, 84, 85, 87, IOO, I29 I36 Kelly, Joseph 3 - I6I 29, 85, 87, 98 Kelly, Mary Ellen I - I79 Kelly, Mary Jo 4 - I36 Kelly, Michael 3 - 29, 42, 77, 85 92, 94, 95, IOO, I58, I6I Kennedy, Susan I - I79 Kennedy, TimoI'hy 4 - 5I, I36 Kennelly, Linda 4 - 30, 37, 38, I36 Kennelly, Sally 3 - I6I Kenny, Colleen 2 - 24, 55, I7I, I75 Kenny, John I - I79 Kenny, Kalhleen 4 - 37, 53, 55, I36 Kenny, Maureen 3 - I6I Kenny, Michael I - 29, IOI, I79 Keselofli, Kafhleen 4 - I37 Kilmer, Ri'l'a 4 - 37, I37 Kilver, Henry I - I79 Kilver, Rose 3 - I6I Kimsey, William I - I79 King, Susan I - I79 Kingsley, Darlene I - I79 Kinny, Mary I - I79, I82 Kinny, Sandra 3 - I66 Klein, Roberl 2 - 97, 99, I7I Klein, Sandra 3 - I6I KIoe+, Pe'I'er I - 39, 42, I79 Klug, Carolyn 4 -- I37 Knapp, Sharon 3 - I6I Kneer, James 3 - I6I Kneer, Michael I - I46, I79 Kneer, R. Michael 4 - I37 Knezovich, Ka+I1y 3 - 28, 37, 53, 70 I6I Knezovich, Sleven I - 87, 89, I79 Knigh+, Joyce 3 - I6I I7I Kno'I'+, Clefus 2 - KnoH, Dwane 4 - 52, I37 Koeppel, Sfephen I - I79 I37 Koller, Susan 4 - Koors, Randy 4 - I37 Kou'I'eIis, Mary 3 - I6I Koulelis, Roberl 2 - I7I Kou'I'eIis, Theresa I - I79 Kravislcy, Linda 4 - 37, I37 Krippel, Kalhleen 4 - I37 Kronenberg, John 4 - 83, 85, 87 I38 Kuhn, Diane I - I79 Kummer, Monica I - I79 Kur+l1, Cheryl 2 - I7I Ladd, JoLynn 4 - 53, I38 Lalieber, Mar+y 4 - I38 LaHood, Brenda I - I8O LaHood, Diane 4 - 5I, I38 LaHood, Jeanne 4 - 37, 46, I38 I46 LaHood, Roberl' 3 - I62 LaHood, Slanley 2 - I7I LaHood, Slephen 3 - I62 Laing, Sheryl 3 - 4-I, 53, 55, I62 I66 Lamb, Gregory 3 - 25, I62 Langen, Gary 4 - I38 LaRosche, Ru'I'h 2 - 24, I7I Larson, Karen 3 - 44, 70, I62 Lafham, Carol 4 - 37, 38, I38 Laux, Paul I - I8O Lavin, Edward 2 - I7I Lavin, Thomas I - 29, 87, 89, I8O I8I Lawrence, Ora 3 - I62 Lee, Keryl 4 - 24, I38 Lehnhausen, Anne 2 - 24, I7I Lehnhausen, Mary Jo 4 - I8, 28 30, 53, 64, 77, I22, I38 Lehnhausen, Phillip 3 - IO6, I62 Leibel, Cheryl 2 - 24, I07, I7I Leibel, Janice 4 - 30, 37, 68, I26. I39, I4I Leiglvly, Lynda 4 - 37, 38, I39 Lemay, Slephen I Leslranich, Gary I - I8O - I8O Leuallen, Fred I - ISO Lewis, Ward I - 39, IOI, ISO Lilly, AIber+ I - ISO Lilly, Dahline 2 - I7I Lilly, Diane 3 - I62 Link, Alvin 2 - I7I Link, David 4 - I39 Link, Susan I - ISO Link, Vernon 4 - I39 Linsley, Chrisiine 2 - 24, I7I Linsley, Siephen 4 - 3I, 33, 42, 53. 69, 73, I29, I39 Lin'l1, James I - 29, 99, IOI, I76, ISO Linh, Thomas 4 - 29, 35, 42, 92, 93, 94, 95, 98, IOO, I39 Logsdon, Vicforia I - ISO Logsdon, Virginia I - ISO Lonreen, Gilles 4 - I9, 23, I39 Lousig-Noni, Gregory, 2 - 39, I7I Loveless, Rober+ 2 - I7I Lucas, Barbara 3 - I62 Lucas, Pairicia 3 -- 28, I62 Ludolph, James 4 - I39 Ludolph, Michael 4 - I39 Luebbers, Kafhi 4 - 25, I39 Luebbers, Thomas 2 - I7l Luke, Freddie 2 - 39, I7I Luken, Ellen 2 - I7l Luken, Maria I - ISO Luken, Mariha 3 - I57, I62 Lulay, Michael 4 - I39 Lulay, PaH'y 2 - I7I Lyng, Barbara 3 -- I62, I66 Machens, George I - 20, 7I, ISO Maclroway, Claire 4 - I39 MacLean, Sharon 3 - 37, I62 Maggio, John 4 -- 3I, I39 Maher, I I7I Cynfhia 2 - 24, 46, 71, ma. McCabe, Thomas I - ISO McCaviH', Joan 3 - 36, 37, 38, 46, 70, I63 McCIosky, Michael 2 - 35, 53, 60, I72 McCormick, Michael 3 - I63 McCormick, Sfephen 2 - I72 McCraiI'h, Cheryl I -- IO6, ISO McDade, Bridge? 2 -' I72 McDade, Daniel 3 - I63 McDaniel, Roberl 3 - 50, I63 McDermo'f'I, Aileen 2 - 24, I72 McDermoH', Kafhryn 3 - 4I, 70, I63 McDermo+'f, Pairicia 4 - 34, 57, I40 McDermoI'+, Roberl' I -- 87, 89, ISO Miller, John A. 3 - 25, 89. 92, 93. 94, 95, 96, 98, I63 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, John P. I - 39, 87, ISI Marilyn 4 - 5I, I43 Marilyn 2 - 24, I73 Pafricia 3 - 37, I62, I63 Pefer 4 - I43 Miller, Phillip 3 - I63 Miller, Roberi 4 - I43 Milus, Thomas I - 87, 89, ISI, I82 Mingie, Donald 2 - I73 Mishler, Roberi I - ISI Monroe, Bradley 3 - 77, 85, 87, I63 Monroe, Mark 3 - I63 Monfoya, Annefie 4 - 36, 37, 38, I43 Orr, Rebecca I - ISO, ISI O'Rouke, Terrence 4 - I45 O'Russa, Lawrence 4 - I45 Osborn, John 3 - I64 Osirancler, Mary 2 - I73 Oslrander, Rulh 4 - I45 O'TooIe, Mariha I - 38, ISI Mahieu, Virginia 4 - I39 Mahri, Dennis 4 - 92, 94, I39 Mahrf, Pam I - ISO Maloney, Becky 2 - 24, I7l Maloney, Kafhleen 3 - I62 Maloney, Michael 4 - I40 Malooi, Mark 4 - 35, 38, 39, 60. I40. I42 Malooi, Marshall 3 - 60, I62 Malson, John 3 - I62 Mangieri, Joseph 3 - I62 Manning, Carol I - ISO Manning, Daniel 2 - I7I, I75 Manning, Pai' 4 - 28, 33, 37, 38, 4I, I40 Manuel, John 3 - I62 Marchulones, Joseph 2 - I72 Marfell, Donald 4 -- I40 Mariani, Jeanne 3 - 28, 4I, 49, I62. I65 Marie, Richard 3 - I62 Markey, Bernie 2 - 90, I72 Marlroski, James 4 - 3I, 9I, 92, 94, 95, 99, I4O Marliere, Norma I - ISO Marlin, John 2 - 20, 39, 42, 60, I72 McDermo'H', William 4 - I40 McDonough, Pairick 2 - I72 McFarden, Marilyn I - I80 McFarden, Michael 3 - I63 McFarland, Mary 2 - 24, I72 McFarlin, Richard I - ISO McGann, Roberi 3 - I03, I63 McGann, Sfeven I - S7, S9, I80 McGee, Pafrick 2 - 3S, I02, I72 McGinnis, Edward 2 - S7, 89, 97, 98, I72 McGinnis, Marcia 3 - 53, IO7, I63 McGIaughIin, Frederick I - 39, ISO McGowan, Theresa 4 - 25, I4I McGra'fh, James I - ISO McGraIh, Ka+hryn 3 - I62, I63 McGra+h, Mary Cecilia 4 - I4I McGra+h, Phillip 4 - I4I Mclniyre, Sherrie I - I06, ISO McKeon, Michael I - ISO McKIoskey, Joseph 2 - 39, 60, I72 McLaughlin, Mary Ellen I - I7S, ISO, IS2 McLaughlin, Michael I - 38, S7, 89, ISO McLead, Theresa 2 - I72 McLinden, Jodie 3 - 57, 60, 77, I63 McLinden, Maureen 3 - 37, 53, I63. I66 McMahon, James 4 - 38, 39, 98. I4I Marlin, Michael I - 39, 60, ISO Maroon, Charles 3 - I62 Maroon, Edward I - ISO Maroon, Elaine 3 - I62 Maroon, Phyllis 2 - 24, I72 Marlin, Dennis 2 - I72 Mariin, Ka+hy 4 - I8, I4O Maruso, John 4 - I40 Maruso, Kaihryn 2 - 24, I72 Marvin, Margo 4 - I40 Marvin, Michael 4 - 38, I4O Masferson, Rosemary 2 - I72 Ma+ereIIi, Marli 3 - I62 McMorrow, Michele 3 - 28, 4I, 77, 9O, I57, I63 McMurray, Judifh 4 - 36, 37, 38. 4-I, 45, I34, I4I McNamara, Ellen 2 - I72 McNamara, Karen 4 - 5I, I4I McNamara, Maureen 4 - 30, 49, 6O, 6I, 62, 63, 64, I4I McNamara, Thomas 4 - 29, 42, 50. S3, S5, S7, IOO, I4I McNamee, Margie 4 - 28, 30, 34, 37, 4l, 46, 52, 53, I26, I4I McNamee, John 3 - 35, 92, 94, 98, 99, I63 McQueIIon, Colleen 4 - 5I, I42 McQuelIon, Kaihleen I - 28, 63. ISO McQueIIon, Linda I - 6I, 63, I77, ISO McQueIIon, Richard 2 - 85, 87, 89. 97, 99, IOO, IOI, I72 McQueIIon, Roberl 4 - 83, 85, 87. I42 McQueIIon, Timoihy 4 - 85, S7, I42 McShane, Pafricia 4 - 28, 30, 37. l3O, I42 McVeain, Kaiie 4 - 33, 64, I42, I46 Meagher, Sharon 3 - 60, 90, I63 Mafhey, Julie 3 - I62 Mafiingly, Jerome 4 - 76, I40 MaH'son, Donald 4 - I4O Maubach, Edward I - ISO Maubach, James 3 - 50, I63 Maushard, Mary 3 - 28, 70, I63 May, Carolyn I - ISO May, Lawrence I - ISO May, Roberf 4 - I40 McAIIisI'er, Colleen 4 - 90, I40 McCabe, Angie I - ISO McCabe, James 4 - I40 McCabe, Raymond 3 - I63 McCabe, Roberi' 3 - I63 Medveski, Gregory 4 - I42 Meiers, Kaihie 3 - 37, I63 Meismer, Joann 2 - 24, I72 Merdian, Karen I - ISO Merrick, Jean 2 - 24, I72 MeH'e, Jayne 2 - I72 Me'I'I'e, Sue 4 - 34, I42 Meyer, John 2 - I72 Meyer, Mary 4 - I4I, I42 Meyers, Michael 4 - S7, I42 Michael, Caiherine 4 - 37, 38, I43 Michael, Mary Kay 4 - 33, I43 Migef, Beverly I - ISO Migei, Ronald 2 - 39, I05, I72 Miller, Bernard 3 - I63 Miller, Candy 2 - I72 Miller, Carol I - ISI Miller, Doro'I'hy 4 - SI, I43 Moon, Linda 2 - 24, I73 Mooney, Chrisiine 2 - 24, 47, IO5, I73 Moore, Michael I - S7, 89, 97, 99, ISI Moran James I - ISI Moran Michael 2 - 87, S9, I73 Moran Sherrill 4 - I43 Morris Dearl 3 -- 38, 39, I62, I63, I66 Morrison, James I - ISI Morrissey, Jerome 2 - I73 Morrissey, Mary Ann 2 - 24, I73 Morrissey ,Mary Ann 3 - I63 Morrow, Mary 4 - 30, 90, I22, I26, I43 Moullon, Geoffrey 4 - 73, I43 Mueller, Mary 4 - 30, 34, 4I, 44, 53, 66, I43 Mueller, Charles 2 - 99, I73 Muellen, Mary Jane 4 - I43 Mullen, Pairick 4 - 73, I43 Muller, Mary Ann 3 -- 37, I63 Muller, William I - S7, 89, ISI Mundie, John 2 - 29, 97, 99, I73 Mundy, Mary Theresa 4 - I43 Murphy, Colleen 4 - 37, I43 Murray, Mar'I'y 3 - I57, I62, I63 Murray, Mary Ann 3 - 37, I63 Murray, Thomas 4 - 83. S5, IO3, I44 Myers, Calherine 4 - 30, 36, 37, 38, 53, 73, I26, I44 Myers, Joseph 3 - I63 Nauman, Daniel I - ISI Nauman, Judy 4 - I44 Nauman, Mark 2 - I73 Nauman, Suzanne 4 - I44 Nauman, Terrence 2 - I73 Neal, Holland I - 39, 99, ISI Nelson, Ellen I - 7I, ISI Nelson, Mary Ann 3 - 32, I05, I63 Ness, Charles 3 - I63 Nevin, Kaihy I - ISI Neylon, Sandi 2 - I73 Nickerson, Roberf 2 -- I73 Niehaus, John 3 - 38, I63 Niemeier, Cindy 3 - 4I, I63 Nieukirk, Michael I - 42, 99, ISI Neel, Galeen 2 - I68, I73 Noiro'I', Carol 4 - I34, I44 Noiro'I', Chrisiine 2 - 24, I73 Noirof, Cynfhia I - ISI Nordsfrom, John 4 - I44 Novofny, Georgia 4 - 34, 52, I44 Novofny, Joan I - 7I, ISI Novy, David 3 - 3S, 39, 52, 70, I64 Oakes, Chrisfine 2 - 24, I73 O'Brien, Pairicia 2 - 7I, I68, I73 O'Brien, William 4 - I44 Ochs, Ralph 4 - I44 Ochs, Roberl' 3 - I64 Ochs, S'I'epI'len 4 - I, 3I, 32, 73, I44 O'ConneII, Daniel 4 - I44 O'Connor, Daniel 2 - 23, I73 O'Connor, Jeremiah 4 - I44 O'Connor, Margarel' 3 - I64 O'Connor, Michael 4 - I44 O'DonneII, Edward I - ISI O'DonnelI, Michael 4 - I05, I44 Oehler, Kennelh I - 39, ISI O'Grady, Margaref 3 - I05, I64 O'Grady, Pa+rick I -' 99, ISI O'I'Iearn, John 3 - 27, 35, 52, 99, ISI, I62, I64, ISI Ohl, Kaihleen 4 - I44 O'Leary, Timoihy 2 - I73 O'LaughIin, James 2 - I73 O'Ho, Doris 4 - I45 Owens, George 2 - 29, 87, 97, 98, IOO, IOI, I73 Owens, Riia 2 - 24, I73 Pabon, Michelle 3 - 28, I64 Pagan, Daniel 3 - I06, I64 Palm, Maria I - ISI Palmer, Parricia 3 - 57, I64 Park, Karyl I - ISI PaH'erson, Cleo 4 - I45 Pearce, Maureen 3 - I64 Pedace, Teresa 4 - I45 Peeples, Berdean I - ISI Peplow, Susan 4 - 30, 36, 37, 38. 49, 5l, 53, I45 Perkins, Pairiclr 4 - I45 Perrin, AIber+ 2 - I73 Perry, Dianna 4 - I45 Pefers Barbara 2 - 46, I73 Pelers Pelers, Chrislina I - ISI David 3 - I64. I65 Pe'Iers, Geralyn 4 - I46 Pefers, James 2 - 39, I73 Pelers, Jean Ann 4 - 34, 52, I46 Peiers, Karhy 4 - 37, I46 Pefers, Mary Ann 2 - I73 Peierson, Theresa 3 - 37, I07, I64 Pefrosky, Charles 2 - 29, S7, 89, 97, 99, I6S, I7I Pfisier, James 3 - I64 Pfisier, Karhryn 2 - 24, I73 Pi'I1en, Terrance 4 - 3I, 69, 72, I46 Piher, Linda 3 - I64 Piher, Thomas I - ISI Poehls, Margarel' 4 -- I46 Pogioli, Sally 2 - I73 Poliak, Jane+ 3 - I64 Polonus, Roberl 2 - 39, IO6, I73 Polonus, Thomas I - 73, ISI Powell, Daniel 4 - 33, 73, I46, I53 Powell, Kay I - ISI Powers, Edward I - I76, ISI Powers, Jo Ann 4 - I46 Powers, Nancy 4 - I, 30, 32, 52, I26, I46 PraH, Henry 2 - 39, I73 Prunch, Consiance 4 - 28, 30, 37, 4I, 46, 53, 69, 72, 73, 78, I26. I46 Pryczynski, Carol I - ISI Puhal, Chris 2 - 24, I73 Puig, Carlos 2 - 7I Punfoni, Angela I - ISI Pun'I'oni, Grace 2 - I73 Quinn, Michael I - ISI Radosevich, David 2 - 38, 67, 99, I73 Radosevich, Frank 4 - 3I, 38, 39, 53, 73, I47 Radosevich, Thomas 2 - I73 Rambke, David I - ISI Randall, Ka+hy 2 - 24, 28, 6I, 63. I6S, I73 Rashid, Michael I - ISI Rashid, Sylvia 2 - 24, I73 Raya, Chrisiine 3 - 49, 64, IO5 Raya, Pamela 4 - 30, 3I, 34, 47, I47 Raya, Thomas I - 29, 7I, I02, ISI Razo, Daniel I - ISI Razo, Rebecca I - ISI Reader, Chrisiine 4 -- I47 Real, Gregory 2 - I73 Reel, Peggy 4 - I47 Reel, Roberf 3 - I64 Reeves, Gerald 3 - I64 Reeves, Kafhy I - I82 Reeves, Sue 3 - I64 Reid, Michael 4 - I47 Reising, Richard 3 - I64 Reising, Roger 2 - I73 Renard, Terry 4 - S3 85, 87, SS. 98, 99, I47 Render, James 3 - I64 ReHig, Chrisiine 2 - 24, I73 243 Seiler, Kelly I - 29, 61, 182 Reffig, Slephen 3 -- 164 Ricca, Michael 2 - 173 Richmond, Dewey 4 - 147 Richmond, Frances 3 - 37, 38, 164 Rickey, Veronica 2 - 24, 173 Ridge, Leslie 3 - 164 Riecker, John 3 - 164 Riley, Chrisfine 1 - 182 Riley, Nancy 4 - 36, 36, 38, 147 Ringness, Margaref 4 - 28, 147 Risen, Caryl 4 - 30, 36, 37, 38. 41. 53, 147 Risen, David 3 - 102, 164 Riler, John 4 - 31, 33, 73, 129, 147 Rivers, Kalhy I - 182 Roark, Jane 4 - I47, 149 Roark, Pafrick 2 - 85, 87, 89, 98, 99, 173 Robb, Denese 4 - 34. 77, 147 Roberfs, Janis 3 - 164 Roberfs, Mary Jo 2 - 24, 173 Robinson, Beffy I - 182 Robinson, Judy 2 - 24, 105, I73 Robinson, Roberf 3 - 164 Rochford, Thomas 4 - 73, 147 Roedl, Francis 3 - 42, 85, 87, 164 Roedl, Fred 2 - 87, 89, 173 Roedl, Marshall 2 - I73 Rogers, Larry 3 - 103. 164 Rogers, Roy 4 - 147 Rogy, Julie 1 - 182 Rogy, Sue 2 - 174 Rose, Chrisfine 4 - 36, 37, 38, 74. 75, 130, 148, 154 Rose, Mark 3 - 42, 98, 164 Schwindenhammer, Kay 3 - 49, 53, 165 Scoil, James 4 - 73, 149 Seabeck, Beverly I - 182 Seabeck, James 3 - 165 Seaney, John 3 - 165 Seelig, Carol 3 - 49, 53, 165 Seiler, George 4 - 150 Seiler, Mark I - 99, 182, 183 Seifz, Michael I - 182 Seppelf, Peggy 4 - 150 Sergenf, D. Willie I - 182 Sesfer, Diane 3 - 165 Seward, Nancy 4 - 145, 150 Seward, Ralph 2 - 105, 174 Seyller, Duffield 2 - 87, 89, 174 Sfringer, Sfephen 2 - 174 Sfrohmeyer, Jo Ann 2 - 73, 174 Sfruben, Selina I - 182 Sfrum, Mary Ann 4 - 51, 151 Sfrum, Pafricia 2 -- 174 Sfubbs, Douglas 2 - 174 Sfubbs, Mary 2 - 24, 49, 71, 171 174 Wa ke, Thomas 4 - 29.31, 32,35 69, 151, 153 Wake, Timofhy I - Walder, David 4 - 73, 153 Waldorf, Edward I - 183 Waldorf, Thomas 4 - 33, 69, 106 153 Waldorf, William I - 183 Waldschmidf, James I - 183 isa , Sfurm, Rifa I - 182 Sullins, Daniel 2 - 39, 174 Sullivan, James 4 - 151 Sullivan, Kafhy 2 - 24, 174 Sullivan, Michael 3 - 29, 39, 166 Sullivan, Pafricia 4 - 152 Sullivan, Paula 3 - 157, 166 Seyller, Sandra 3 - 41, 165 Shank, Jeanne 4 - 33, 64, 150 Shanks, Roberl' I - 182 Sullivan, Roberl 2 - 174 Susie, Jean 3 - 49, 166 Susie, John 1 - 182 Svendsen, John 4 - 98, 152 Swan, Carol 3 - 37, 166 Swan, David 2 - 174 Swan, Sfephen I - 87, 89, 183 152 Sweef, Harry 4 - Ross, Daniel 4 - 148 Rosfeffer, Kafhleen 4 - 54, 148 Rofh, Doris 2 - 24, 174 Rofh, Timofhy 2 - 38, 39, 42, 174 Ruhaak, Gary 4 - 33, 148 Ruhaak, Thomas 2 - 174 Rufherford, Peggie 3 - 164 Ryan, Mary Ann 4 - 148 Ryan, Michael I - 37, 87, 89, 182 Ryan, Michel 4 - 97, 134, 148 Shaw, Pefra 2 - 24, I74 Shea, Pal' 4 - 150 Shea, Pefer 3 - 165 Shea, Sharon 3 - 57, 165 Shea, Timofhy 3 - 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 165 Sheehan, Dennis I - 182 Sheehan, Terrence 3 - 165 Sheppard, Dennis 2 - 174 Sheppard, Janice 3 - 165 Shinkle, James 4 - 150 Shryock, Richard I - 182 Siegle, David 1 - 182 Sieks, Bernard 4 - 150 Sieks, Ga'1'hy 2 - 174 Sierra, Marfha 2 - 24, 107, 168, 174 Sierra, Michael 3 - 68. 98, 165 Simon, Gary 3 - 85, 87, 100, 165 Simon, Joanne I - 176, 182 Simon, Thomas 3 - 53, 106, 165 Sinclair, Candy 3 - 165 Skau, Janef I - 182 Slevin, Mary Paf 3 - 32, 37, 41, 53, 166 Sloan, Amy 2 - 28, 172, 174 Smifh, Deborah 4 - 28, 30, 34, 41, Schaub, Augusf 4 - 148 Wink, Janice 2- 38, 175 Wombacher, Cheryl 4 - 155 Ryan, Susan 3 - 164 Saal, George 4 - 29, 61, 77, 122, 148 Saccenfi, Thomas 3 - 164 Saccenfi, Toni Jo 4 - 30, 54, 126, 148 Salazar, Gilberf I - 182 Salazar, Theresa 3 - 164 Savage, Arfhur 4 - 148 Sauer, Rifa 4 - 148 Schaab, An'1'hony 3 - 165 Schaab, David I - 39, 42, 106, 182 Schaad, Anfhony 3 - 106, 165 Schafer, Lea 4 - 53, 57, 148 Schaffnif, Kennefh I -- 87, 89, 182 Schaffnif, William 4 - 29, 83, 84. 85, 86, 87, 88, 98, 99, 148 Schaidle, Carl 2 - 85, 87, 89, 98, I74 Schaub, Leo 4 - 148 Scherer, Charles 4 - 98, 148 Scherer, David I - 182 Schleich, David 4 - 149 Schleich, Maureen 4 - 149 Schlenker, Roberfa 3 - 37. 165 Schlicksup, Mary 2 - 24, 53, 174 73, 150 Smifh, Joline 4 - 150 Smifh, Joseph 2 - 174 Smifh, Lawrence 3 - 166 Smifh Margarel' 2 - 171, 172, 174 Smifh Richard I - 182 Smifh Sally 4 - 151 Smifh Vincenf I - 182 Smifh Warren 2 - 38, 39, 74, 75, 174 Snaadf, Mary Belh I - 71, 106, 182 Swigris, Judy 3 - 57, 166 Tassarf, Diana 2 - 24, 174 Taylor, Roberl' 3 - 166 Temborius, Margarel' I -- 71, 183 Thannerf, Sharon 4 - 152 Thomas, Gordon 2 - 174 Thomas, Jo Ann 2 - 174 Thomas, Pafricia 3 - 19, 166 Thomas, Percy I - 183 Thomas, Sadie 3 - 166 Thomas, Sue I - 183 Thompson, Teresa 3 - 37, 166 Thompson, William I - 106, 183 Thorell, Biorn 1 - 38, 106, 183 Tigue, Gerald 4 - 35, 100, 152 Tigue, Joyce 2 - 24, 174 Soldafi, Sherry 3 - 19, 37, 38, 60, 166 Soffos, Sfephen 3 - 166 Tinsley, Margarel' 2 - 24, 174 Tinsley, Sheryl 2 - 174 Toal, Leianne I - 28, 183 Toal, Margaref 2 - 24, 174 Tobin, James 3 - 166 Tomblin, Diane 3 - 70, 166 Tomlin, Susan I - 183 Tomlins, John 3 - 166 Tomsovic, Richard 3 - 166 Tranfina, Terry 4 - 31, 33, 35, 103 122, 129, 134, 152 Trunk, Kafhy 2 - 174 Tucek, Karen 2 - 174 Tuerk, Marcia 3 - 61, 63, 166 Tuerk, Therese 3 - 167 Turner, William 4 - 92, 94, 95, 98, 152 Ulm, Kennefh 2 - I74 Ulm, Pafricia 3 - 167 Unruh, Sallie 4 - 152 Uppole, Richard I - 183 Urban, Phillip 4 - 152 Urbanc, Joseph 2 - 39, 174 Vachon, John 4 - 31, 152 Sovanski, Mary Befh 3 - 166 Spalding, Gregory 2 - 87, 89, 174 Sprague, Vicforia I - 182 Sprecher, Becky 4 - 51, 151 Sfack, Jeanne 4 - 151 Sfaes, Joseph 4 - 151 Sfambaugh, Susan 4 - 30, 51, 151 Sfanard, Cindy 4 - 37, 38, 66, 151 Sfarr, Thomas 4 - 151 Sfeiber, Judy I - 182 Sfein, Ann 4 - 51, 151 Sfein, Eve I - 38, 182 Sfenger, Luann 4 - 37, 38, 151 Sfephens, Donald 2 - 29, 39, 87, 89 1 I74 Vachon, Suzanne 3 - 167 Venegonia, Linda I - 183 Venzon, Michael 3 - 167 Venzon, Nancy 3 - 167 Venzon, Sfephen 1 - 42, 183 Vericker, Ralph 3 - 167 Verkler, Linda 3 - 167 Vespa, Donald 4 - 105, 152 Vespa, Nancy 4 - 37, 152 Vesfal, Leonard 2 - 106, 174 Vinovich, Carol 2 - 174 Viranf, Francis 1 - 87, 89, 179, 183 Vifefow, Linda 2 - 24, 90, 175 Sfolz, Michael 3 - 166 Zeller, Mary Lu I - 177, 138 Schlicksup, Pefer 4 - 38, 39, 73, 149 Schloz, Paul 4 - 149 Schmidf, Marilyn 2 - 174 Schmidf, Mary 2 - 106, 174 Schmiff, Cecilia I - 182 Schmiff, Lawrence 4 - 100, 101, 149 Schmiff, Thomas 4 - 82, 84, 85, 87, 149 Schopp, Nancy 3 - 53, 165 Schneider, Anne 3 - 165 Schraeder, Ivan 4 - 31, 146, 149 Schreiber, Mary 4 - 51, 149 Schrepfer, John 3 -- 165 Schrepfer, Richard 2 - 38, 174 Schrepfer, Roger 2 - 174 Schulfz, Frederick 3 - 165 Schulfz, Roberf 1 - 182 Schwab, James 3 - 29, 35, 60, 102, 165 Schwab, John I - 182 Schwerer, Gregory 3 - 165 244 , 05. Sfephens, Mary 4 - 51, 151 Sfephens, Suzann 3 - 37, 166 Sfepzinski, David 4 - 151 Sfepzinski, James 3 - 166 Sferling, Audrey 3 - 37, 38, 45, 166 Sferling, Brenda 2 - 24, 174 Sferling, Clarence I - 87. 89, 97, 182 Sfewarf, Theresa 3 - 166 Sfickelmaier, David I - 87, 89, 179, 182 Sfoughfon, Mary Ann 2 - 24, 174 Sfrassburger, Kafhy 2 - 24, 38, 174 Sfrassburger, Susan 4 - 37, 38, 73, 151 Sfrauman, Linda 2 - 24, 174 Slringer, Gail 4 - 151 Vogel, Barbara 4 - 51, 152 Vogel, Helen 3 - 70, 167 Vogel, Mark 4 - 31, 82, 84. 85, 87 129, 152 Vogelsang, John 2 - 39, 85, 87. 89, 99, 105, 175 Vogelsang, Richard 3 - 85. 87, 167 Volk, Marla I - 183 Volz, William 4 - 153 Vonachen, James 3 - 167 Vonachen, Richard 2 - 99, 106, 175 Voorhees, John I - 87, 89, 99, 101 183 Voss, Carolyn 4 - 30, 32, 37, 46, 73 126 138 152 52, 53, 69, , , . Voss, Susan 3 - 37, 49, 70, 167 Wagner, Raymond 4 - 153 Wagner, William 3 --167 Wallace, Paf 2 - 175 Wallbaum, Richard I - 39, 183 Walloch, Eleanor 3 - 28, 107, 167 Walfer, Andrew 3 - 167 Walfer, Daniel I - 183 Walfon, Joyce 2 - 24, 175 Walfon, Teresa 4 - 33, 51, 153 Walsh, Gerald 2 - 105, 175 Wamsley, Pafricia 3 - 37, 167 Ward, Anneffe 4 - 153 Ward, Anfhony 2 - 39, 175 Ward, Douglas 2 - 175 Ward, Eric 4 - 29. 33, 35, 38, 39 73, 129, 153 Ward, Michael 4 - 31, 35, 129, 153 Warren, Caiherine 3 - 167 Warren, Edward I - 183 Wafson, Thomas 2 - 106, 175 Walson, Roberf 4 - 106, 154 Waff, Wayne 3 - 167 Weaver, Richard 3 - 167 Webb, Glenda 3 - Weber, Chrysfirie 2 Weber, William 4 -- 154 Weeks, Ronald 3 - 167 Weinzerl, Thomas 4 - 35, 38, 39 72, 154 Weifkamp, John 4 - 154 Weifkamp, Sue 2 - 24, 175 Welch, Sharon 2 - 107, 175 Welch, Thomas 3 - 167 Wellman, Michael 3 - 106, 167 158, 167 - 24, 175 Wellman, Nancy 4 - 154 Wennmacher, Carol 3 - 167 Wenzel, Lewis I - 99, 183 Wesf, Joel 4 - 154 Whife, Pafrick 4 - 31, 42, 53, 66 72, 73, 154 Whife, Terry 4 - 154 Wick, Thomas 3 - 29, 167 Wikoff, Kafhy I - 183 Wiles, Michael 2 - 102, 175 Wilhelm, Jessica 3 - 37, 167 Willi, John I - 179, 183 Willi, Roberf 4 - 102, 154 Williams, Chris 3 - 37, 167 Williams, Gregory 2 - 99, 175 Williams, Pafricia 4 - 155 Williams, Richard 3 - 167 Willis, David 2 - 175 Willis, Mary Jo 3 - 28, 167 Wilson, Ann I - 183 Wilson, Susan 2 - 24, 71, 175 Wilfz, Roberf 4 - Il, 31, 35, 69 155 Winfers, Elaine I - 183 Winfers, Michael 4 - 155 Winkler, Donald 3 - 98, 167 Winkler, Kafhy I - 183 Winn, Lawrence 2 - 39, 175 Winn, Michael 3 - 102, 167 Wifhers, James I - 99, 183 Wifkowski, Mary 3 - 167 Wi'H'ekiend, Marlha 2 - 175 Wiffekiend, Mary 1 - 183 Wood, Gary I - 183 Woods, Nancy 4 - 1, 30, 32, 41 52, 105, 155 Worrick, Gerald 4 - 31, 35, 42, 66 73, 135, 155 Yaeger, June I - 183 Yoches, Joanne 2 - 175 Yock, Mary Kay 2 - 71, 175 Yock, Thomas 3 - 167 Young, Marfin I - 183 Zanf, Cecilia I - 167 Zeller, Roberl' 4 - 155 Zepp, Linda 3 - 167 Zerkle, Harry I - 38, 106, 183 Zindf, Suzanne 2 - 175 Zinser, Roberf 4 - 29, 155 Zosky, Shirley 2 - 175 v ,U hs xy -v x A . 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