Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

■ -� V a Baeda 1987 Volume XLV St. Bede Academy Peru Illinois Dedicated to the family of Benedictine monks who have lived in our midst for 95 years, learning and teaching, working and praying with generations of people from the Illinois Valley. Sjml Bede Ahhev members int hide lelt lit right, tup rmv Hr it it llarold. Abbot Marion, and Subprior Herbert; set nntl row lathers (.abriel. Ambrose. I.eo. Arthur. Henetlu t and Bernard, anti Brother Mark: thin row lathers Matthew. Dennis and Samuel. Brothers Patrick ami Bede. Novices lames anti Loren, and father Roger; fourth row lathers Kevin. Plat iti. Henry. Andrew. Sebastian. Edmund. Alfred, loseph and Claude; fifth row: fathers Philip, ohn. fugene and Stephen. Brother Nathaniel, fathers Allen. William and Rtmaltl. Brothers Dominu anti George; bottom row Brothers frant is and Luke, fathers Raymond and Leonard. Ret. Abbot David. Brothers loseph anti Thatltleus. l athers Vidor anti Norbert. Prom Time: new leaders emerge At Prom our school family admits that the young are becoming adults. At right, new Stu- dent Government President, Dennis Kunkel in formal duds. Above right, Bill Schmidt squiring his date into the dinner-dance. Lower left, Heidi Feik, Ioann Potthoff and Kim Swanson compare notes. Mary lo Ketter and Steve Pomatto, at right, respond to the camera. Top of facing page, leff Windy and Tawny Sisul smile at incoming guests; and eating and chatting occupy Tony Cosimi. Heidi Feik, Renee Hawks and lustin Levisay. At mid-page. Ray Hewitt and Heidi Croissant enjoy a stroll together. 2 Spirit Week: everyone is a kid again! Spirit Day ’8b was a free-for-all. full of shaving cream anil horse play. Spirit Day welcomes new Family Members Family Outing Assistant Coach Burgess watched closely, keeping stats on the Varsity during its first game. Plano's team tried, but the Bruins won 32- 0, while )ory Dutlinger and the other cheerleaders cele- brated. The team was fired up and the fans enjoyed it. 8 SENIORS: PRODUCT OF A NINETY-FIVE YEAR TRADITION Joining the long line of Graduates Long before we joined the ranks of alumni, our Class of 1987 had developed a reputation for being challenging and outspoken people. Our teachers and school staff taught us to say clearly what we think, and we often did. As a result, we of- ten argued with each other, but when it came to the critical times, our class showed that it could lead the whole student body into forging a surprising unity. A lot of our teachers seem proud of us for learning to be so articulate, even though it has made us more difficult to live with, and they have encouraged us to be influential in every community we belong to in the future. These teachers and staff members have helped us to ,see visions and dream dreams of what we can become between now and that Last and Final Graduation! Graduates of the Class of 1987 Tracey Bacidore of Oglesby Elizabeth Baness of LaSalle Brian Bangert of Tonica Jennifer Brady of LaSalle Dena Buccafurri of Peru Arnold Buckman of Spring Valley Beth Ann Bartley of LaSalle Kim Becherini of Peru Christopher Boehm of Mark We are the Seniors Amy Calkins of Oglesby Moonju Choi of Spring Valley Cathleen Clancy of LaSalle There were days when the seniors had to concentrate very intently. This quintet, from left to right, includes Pat McManus, Teresa Martin, Michelle Waszkowiak, Ken Giordano and Cathy Clancy. The Class of 1987 Tom Clancy of LaSalle Mike Connolly of Cherry Art Cornthwaite of Princeton Tony Cosimi of Spring Valley Heidi Croissant of Dalzell Sara Cummings of Spring Valley Michael Day of Princeton Daniel Dempsey of Peru Connie Dzierzynski of Spring Valley We are the Seniors Wayne Easton of Ottawa Heidi Feik of LaMoille Beth Fesco of LaSalle Dennis Kunkel found that weight-lifting took some of the tension out of his job of being president of the student government. 14 The Class of 1987 Eleanor Figuerres of Spring Valley Kenneth Giordano of Peru Sheryl Glynn of Peru Matthew Greene of Peru John Grivetti of LaSalle Toby Gualandri of Dalzell Renee Hawks of McNabb Trisha Hockings of Spring Valley Laura Huhn of Peru We are the Seniors Jay Hurt of LaSalle Matthew lllman of LaSalle Robert Kolczaski of Peru John Kowalski of Spring Valley Dennis Kunkel of Lostant Sculpture in metal, stone and wood all came within the competence of senior artist, Jay Tonelli. 16 The Class of 1987 Sara Cummings developed her talent for working with clay in Father Joseph's art classes. Paul Liesse of Peru Dan Lawler of LaSalle James Legner of Princeton Julie Lesniak of Tonica Paula Lukancic of Spring Valley 77 We are the Seniors Rebecca Lyons of LaSalle Dominic Magnoni of Spring Valley Teresa Martin of Spring Valley Craig McIntyre of Granville Patrick McManus of Oglesby Amie Ochs of Spring Valley Margaret Pasulka of LaSalle Christopher Perkins of Peru Joseph Perona of Spring Valley The Class of 197 Joann Potthoff of Spring Valley John Ptak of Peru Douglas Pyszka of LaSalle During his years at St. Bede, Joe Perona has continued to developing his winning skills in athletics as well as academics. We are the Seniors Christina Remkus of Peru Ronald Resurreccion of Spring Valley Gregory Rivara of Oglesby IT Michael Rosploch of LaSalle Cynthia Santos of Spring Valley William Schmidt of Mendota Joanne Schoeb of Peru Renae Schorn of Oglesby Christine Schultz of Peru Mary Walsh of Peru Michelle Waszkowiak of LaSalle lulie Wayland of LaSalle We are the Seniors Kimberly Swanson of Oglesby Joseph Tonelli of Spring Valley Rebecca Tonelli of Spring Valley Michelle Weger of Peru Hilde Pedersen, exchange student from Kirkenes, Norway Seniors will long recall conver- sations between friends, like Cathy Clancy and Michelle Waszkowiak, top left. Dom Magnoni, top right, will keep memories of working with Brother Bede. Ron Resurrec- cion will recollect marching with the band, below, while Marg Pasulka and Renae Schorn will reminisce about Spirit Day. Kim Swanson may feel all of those trips to her locker built up her muscles, and Dennis Kunkel will surely remember the day he got twin hugs from Amy Calkins and Hilde Peder- sen. 23 The Time has come ... to leave high school and enter the adult world. It's time to put into practice what we have been taught: Make the best of yourselves, treat others as you want them to treat you, remember that God is always there for you; exercise your rights as a citizen, help those less fortunate than yourselves, and remember that friendship is more important than almost anything else in life. To our classmates we say: Remember your dreams and follow those dreams. Life won't always be easy, but remember the encouragement you got from your teachers and friends during the last four years, and when you are tempted to give up, hear those words again: 'We know you can do it! Go for it! ' We are the hard- working Juniors Melissa Koplin, Brenda Sharpe and Patty Schweickert look for food that will preserve their girlish figures. Amy Affelt Jenny Allen Ron Barnes Jeff Bierbrodt Amy Arkins Ken Bima Rick Barnes Carrie Branson Bob Barnes Todd Brejc 26 The Class of 1988 Cheering the foot- ball team was the specialty of Bob Sex- ton, Eric Bubelis, Ken Bima, Tazio Crivetti, Bill Seremak and Mike Schneider. Debra Brown Stacey Dart Thomas Brown Amy DeAngelo Eric Bubelis Fred Buck Colleen Dempsey Brad Derix David Choi Jorie Duttlinger s ' 27 The Relaxed Juniors Happy-go-lucky Tom Tieman has his serious moments in math class. Melissa Easton Michael Ebner Philip Harth Denise Henkel Marilyn Greene Eric Herbolsheimer Tazio Grivetti Raymond Hewitt Mark Gustafson Karen Hextell 28 The Class of 1988 Phil Harth lightens the day by reading the comics. Michael Hollerich Jeff Jasiek Astha Kohli Melissa Koplin Gerald Kelly Brad Koster Jodi Killen Jay Koyak Julie Knaff Matthew Krawczyk 29 We are the Juniors Eric Krogulski Julie Langham Janelle Krolak Christine Leon 0S V ' ✓ , Chad Kunkel Justin Levisay Scot Kunkel Gerald Loebach Edward Lach Nicki Lopez 30 Catherine Lukancic Jill Lundstrom Jennifer Moore Michael Morris Thomas McCunnigal Luke McLachlin Stephen Mustered Kelly Neill John Meyer Tina Nimee Jt The studious Juniors Amy O'Connor Nicole Pappas Amy Reviglio Hope Reyes Matthew Pasulka Michael Schneider James Perona Patricia Schweickert Steven Pomatto Alicia Seibert 32 William Seremak Robert Sexton Brenda Sharpe Tracee Short Kathleen Sims Lanny Slevin Jennifer Sorrentino Traci Staggs Catherine Stoutner Thomas Tieman 33 Shelley Ugasco Angela Weger Sharon Wall Jeffery Windy Sharon Wozniak Christopher Wren Patrick Zeller The relaxed Sophomores Alisa Balestri Deborah Baness Katie Baracani James Barto Jennifer Bichl James Bolelli Jennifer Bosnich Thomas Brady Margaret Cain Matthew Calhoun The Class of 1989 Michelle Ernat and Tammy Ebner are the picture of attention in history class. Michael Causa Christopher Clancy Amy Conroy Shane Coughlin Raymond Cummings Corey Dean Michael DeAngelo Michele Dombrowski Robert Donahue William Donahue John Doyle Eric Duchaine Tammy Ebner Eric Engels William Entrican Michelle Ernat Todd Ernenputsch Christina Espinoza Jeffrey Fabish Misty Grace Michael Graves Lee Hewitt Elizabeth Janz Judd Jaraczewski Erik Johnson We are the Sophomores Edward Kaiser Ryan King Kimberly Krapf Deanna Krol Jennifer Each Tricia Leamy Mark LeRette William Lijewski Dana Lyons Kiley Magana Amy Moreno Karen Piletic Elvio Pozzi Cari Ptak Tressa Resetich Valerie Resurreccion Peter Reviglio Michael Rivara James Savio Jill Schmitz Geoffrey Slevin Chris Soldati John Story Bryan Strozewski Jason Thompson A ▲ k 38 The Class of 1989 Nathan Tonarelli studies in the li- brary. Nathan Tonarelli Mandy Tomaszewski Heather Travis Tammi Trebs Roger Ugasco Matthew Untz Amanda Vysocky Marti Waszkowiak Birgit Wendt Errol White 39 Making waves in the school pool is Judd Jar- aczewski. John Yattoni and John Story wait for their breakfast after a class Mass. 40 The Busy Sophomores Opposite, from top clockwise, Tammi Trebs with flute, Liz Janz with flag, Jim Barto with ball, Mike DeAngelo with smile. Here come the Freshmen Frosh flock together to study: Betsy Rauh, Troy Tieman, Beth Dellatori and Kendall Miller. Patrick Ark ins Terri Baker Chad Baker Timothy Banasiak Sarah Benoit Verna Boehm Jeffery Branson Eric Brown Quentin Buffington James Carboni 42 The Class of 1990 Nicole Carriere Suzanne Ceresa Kyle Darling Beth Del latori Jarrod Dial Gina Fabish John Farley Jess Garms Frank Gatza Lori Gillespie Sean Ginacchio Damian Grivetti Mary Beth Hawkins Heather Henkel Eric Hrovat David Huhn David Hunter Theresa Irizarry William Kaiser Melissa Keegan Lori Kennedy Meehae Kim Benjamin Koyak John Krawczyk Karen Kulpa CB i 'v -■A 43 We are the Freshmen Christian Lane Jennifer Langham John Langham Michael Maggio Michael Malooley Tisa Marini Randy Martinaitis Kendall Miller Michael Morrow Heather Mrowicki Demian Neidetcher Deofil Orteza Jeff Ossola Rhonda Ossola Nathan Pappas Brigid Pasulka Marshall Peterlin James Pilkey John Potthoff Luke Ptak Elizabeth Rauh Ryan Remkus Brenda Rick Kevin Ryan Nicholas Schirz 44 The Class of 1990 Marshall Peterlin and Mike Malooley share a joke. Mark Schneider Jennifer Seremak Jeffrey Shaw Kyle Smedley Mark Sorrentino Rebecca Stoutner Athena Tarsinos Troy Tieman Mary Kay Wall Connie Wasielewski 45 The Calm Frosh 46 Rhonda Ossola helps a friend do sit-ups; Below, Tim Banasiak mixes study and sleep. Opposite page, frosh busy outside class and inside. 47. At top, Randy Martinaitis and Mike Maggio assembly art portfolios; Father Samuel helps Mike Malooley locate an early colony. Below, Brother Bede and Kevin Wieczorek serve fans; Chad Baker surveys one of his paper creations for art. 48 We, the Faculty ... ... look on teaching as a labor of love. We accept all of the teenagers who qualify for our school, and try to teach them lifetime skills in how to learn. We share our own experience, and help young people to discover their own talents and limitations, to overcome their apathy and develop their poten- tial. Our guide in this struggle is Jesus and His Good News of God's love and forgiveness, with all of its challenge and encouragement. We begin a work that is not finished here, and so we always wonder how our former students are doing. We welcomed them as squiggling freshmen, hum- bled them as over-confident sophomores, worked them hard as juniors, polished them as seniors, and then, just as they became concerned and thoughtful young adults, we graduated them with our prayers. But we hope that our alumni and alumnae know that they are always welcome at Saint Bede. And we hope that they, too, will make their lives a labor of love. Father Alfred Scheidler O.S.B. is typical of our flexi- ble faculty: he serves in the mathematics department as a geometry teacher, meets the public as our ticket manager, and provides hospitality as Abbey guest- master. 50 The English department is chaired by Father Allen Mat- tingly O.S.B. who teaches Shakespeare and Essay Com- position. Ken Anderson serves in the same depart- ment, teaching grammar and literature to the freshmen. He also coaches varsity bas- ketball. 51 Father Andrew Snyder O.S.B. teaches classes for the religion department, and lays great stress on prayer and meditation. 52 Faculty of 1987 A man of action is the only way to describe Father Arthur Schmit O.S.B. He contributes to the foreign language department with his courses in French and in German, and with the trips he leads to Europe between semesters. Fr. Arthur also moderates the student gov- ernment and the men's club, organizes charity for the poor of Appalachia, and serves on the school board. S3 Our Teachers at work Carol Baness chairs our social studies department, and teaches lively history courses on the sophomore level. If there is a history fair or a trip to Springfield, she is usually a vital part of it. 54 Brother Bede Schuda O.S.B. fol- lows the religion department cur- riculum in teaching his junior classes. He also serves as admis- sions director of the Academy. 55 Father Bernard Horzen O.S.B. heads the science department, and also teaches in the mathematics department. He is a leader in the Illinois Junior Academy of Science, and the coach of our Scho- lastic Bowl teams. Faculty 1987 Tim Burgess is new to our faculty. He is teaching science as well as physical education, and is an assistant coach. 56 John Bellino is chairman of the physical education department, and coaches varsity football as well as baseball. He teaches world history to our freshmen. 57 Bonnie Claudnic is a new member of our mathematics department. She teaches algebra on several levels. 58 Faculty in action Teresa Connolly is our school nurse, and she teaches four health classes. Broth- er Dominic Carra- mone O.S.B. is drama director, and is men- tor for a speech class. 59 This Faculty has lots of experience The mathematics department enjoys the perspective of Fr. Eugene Lauer O.S.B. who has added the mastery of computers to his repertoire of skills to teach. 60 A contributor to both the English and Religion depart- ments is Fr. Gabriel Bullock O.S.B. who teaches a mar- riage course, guides seniors through the Iliad and the Odyssey, and moderates the yearbook. 61 Faculty 1987 Tammy Hamilton is our music direc- tor. She teaches classes in choral singing and dir- ects the band and the annual musi- cal. Fr. Harold Datzman O.S.B. teaches several classes for the religion department. He is also Prior of the Abbey community. The head of the St. Bede art department is Fr. Joseph Heyd O.S.B. who likes to keep in touch with former students whom he has taught draw- ing, painting, ceramics and sculpture, as well as silk screen and engraving techniques. 63 Teachers provide varied views Dorothy Kuffel is head of the business department. She has many years of ex- perience teaching bookkeeping, busi- ness math and typing. 64 Frank Milisitch teaches German and Spanish for our for- eign language de- partment. Bernie Moore serves in both the mathemat- ics and the business departments, and is one of our athletic directors and coaches. He is also a member of the school board. 65 Mentor mox i e Patient perseverance has equipped Father Philip Davey O.S.B. for serving as coach of our girls' baseball team, head of the religion department and novice master of the abbey. He also oversees the homeroom system, and chairs the forma- tion committee. 66 Faculty 1987 Jim Roberts is a member of our science department, and teaches biology. Fr. Roger Corpus O.S.B. has found a home in the art department where he teaches photography and film-making. He is also currently moderator of the mothers' club. 67 Instructors who enjoy teaching Frank Rossi has been busy for many years teaching our stu- dents to drive safely. Fr. Sam- uel Pusateri O.S.B. teaches American history, geography and U.S. government courses for the social studies depart- ment. He is also our school chaplain. 68 The Faculty of 1986-1987 One of the pillars of the English department is Jean Stanmar, who teaches grammar, literature and vocabulary to our sopho- mores and juniors. 69 Faculty 1987 Gwen Walsh is a member of the English department, where she teaches journal- ism and moderates the school newspaper, the Se- dan Bruit. She also has high hopes for producing a liter- ary magazine written and il- lustrated by students. 70 Learning the Lingo Leann Wilcoxen is head of our for- eign language department, and teaches five classes of Spanish stu- dents. She is also moderator of the newly-formed Spanish Club. 77 The Faculty relaxes At a party to celebrate the end of the term, the staff and faculty danced the Limbo and the Shout with characteristic energy. 72 Top row, from far left, Tracey Smyser; middle, Mrs. Hollerich, Mr. and Mrs. Baness; right, Fr. Samuel. Bottom Row, from far left, Br. Dominic, Mrs. Walsh, Mr. Moore, Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Baness. 73 Diligent Administrators %’ lfl Top administrators, clockwise from left, include Abbot Marion Balsavich O.S.B., president of the school board, and Father Ronald Margherio O.S.B., our principal, shown visiting with stu- dents, working at his computer, having coffee 74 75 Administrators Assistant principal Gerald Carls is pictured, above, with his wife, Trisha, and their three sons, Dale, Luke and Eric. Mr. Carls is very busy, scheduling classes and substituting for teachers, as the principal's right-hand man. Brother Bede Schuda O.S.B. is our Admissions Director, flanked above by his admissions committee, from left, Car- ol Baness, Ken Anderson, Leann Wilcoxen and Bernard Moore. Father Stephen Souse O.S.B. is Registrar of the Academy. He is responsible for keeping all grades recorded, and for issuing all transcripts. 77 Business staff Ken Washkowiak is our capable business manager in charge of personnel and all purchases. Karen Waclaw is secretary of the business manager. She has mastered the business office computer. Rosemary Ferrari is the quiet, dependable assistant of the school treasurer. Lois Hollerich is the Academy bookkeeper who eventually knows most students on a first-name basis. 76 Treasurer i Father Claude Piefer O.S.B. pre- pares the annual budget for the Academy, and manages its invest- ments. Fie is also a Biblical scholar in his own right. Receptionist Mrs. Norma Weber is the voice that greets most callers, and the person who welcomes most visi- tors. She is also a big help to the Development Office. 79 People we depend on Bernie Moore and Don Carl- son have been sharing the position of athletic director for several years. Don Stei- chen has joined Chuck Ku- bera in the vital work of our development office. 80 Marilyn Donahue is coordinator of our annual auc- tion. And Tracey Smyser, lower left, is public rela- tions officer, while Jeanie Margherio, right, is devel- opment secretary. 81 Bob Leclercq is guid- ance counselor of the Academy. He ad- ministers the big tests, and he helps juniors and seniors select a good college or university. He is also Dean of Disci- pline, and the bot- tom photo shows what student ex- cuses do to his brain. 82 Helpful People Betty Lou Willand is our school secretary, above, fam- ous for her friendly smile and sympathetic ear which have earned her the nickname of Ma.” Dennis Phipps, at left, shares the duty of ticket manager with Fr. Alfred. He is known for his wit and sar- casm. 83 Comparing the past with the present To celebrate our ninety-fifth birthday, we de- cided to compare views of the student body in 1900 and 1909 with the special insert in color bound into this page. We have grown and diversi- fied since 1890! 84 A Family Portrait for our Ninety-fifth Anniversary . . . Thanks to Leon, Catherine Lukancic, Shelley Ugasco, Melissa Koplin, Amy O'Con- nor, Sharon Wozniak, Melissa Eastonen Hextell, Traci Skaggs, Colleen Dempsey, Tracee Short, Denise Henkel, Julie Knaff, Astha Kohli, Amy Reviglio, Stacy Dart, Tina Nimee, Jill Lundstrom, Amy DeAngelo, James Barto, Todd Emenputsch, Eric Duchaine, Errol White, James Savio, Ed- ward Kaiser, Dean Corey, William LiJewski, Michael Causa, John Yattoni, James Bolleli, Shane Coughlin, John Story, Robert Donahue, Michael Rivara, Lee Hewitt, William Donahue; Fifth Row, from left, Roger Ugasco, Judd Jaraczewski, Jennifer Lock, William Entrican, Michael DeAngelo, Chris Soldati, Geoffrey Slevin, Elvino Pozzi, Raymond Cummings, Bryan Tlu St. Be de family of 1987 inc ludes, from the top, left to right, 1st row, Schoeb, Connie Dzierzynski, Mike Connolly, Craig McIntyre, Chris Per- ati a er, Jt ornt lwaite, Matt lllmanjohn Kowalski, Brian Bangert, kins, Matt Greene, om Clancy, John Grivetti, Jim Legner, Greg Rivara I DougPyska, Bob Kolczaski, Eric Smith, Dennis Kunkel, Michelle TVeger, Kenny Giordano, Toby Gualandri, Arnold Buck man, Tricia Hockings . an L mPS(f' °nmi Pat McManus, Mike Day, Joann Pothoff, Beth Fesco, Jane Schweikert, Cathy Clancy, Sherri Glynn Joe erona, Jo n ta , au Hesse, Mike Rosploch, Becky Lyons, Joanne Sara Cummings, Bill Schmidt, Joseph Tonelli, Amy Ochna Buckafurri i ?■ m •l a M TV r r ■� « i JL. M 23 , M , Strozewski, Eric Engels, Matt Calhoun, Jason Thompson, Ryan King, Matt Untz, Kiley Magana, Nathan Tonarelli, Peter Reviglio, Ralph LeRette, John Doyle, Michael Graves, Marti Waszkowiak, Jenny Bosnich, Tresa Resetich, Dana Lyons, Nell Gillhouse, Mandy Tomaszewski, Birgit Wendt, Anne Wimbiscus, Misty Grace, Carri Ptak, Amy Conroy, Debbie Baness, Amanda Visocky, Jill Schmitz, Tammi Ebner, Amy Moreno, Tom Brady, Chris Clancy, Karen Piletic, Tricia Leamy; Sixth Row, from left, Michelle Dombrowski, Valerie Ressureccion, Kim Krapf, Cynthia Zurinski, Liz Jane, Heather Travis, Tammy Trebbs, Chris Espinoza, Peggy Cain, Jenny Bichl, Alisa Balestri, Deanna Krol, Michele Ernat, Jack Pothoff, Mark Sorrentino, Luke Ptak, Nathan Pappas, John Krawczak, Troy Ticman, Kyle Darling, John Langham, John Farley, Mark Schneider, Tim Banasiak, Dave Huhn, Amy Calkins, Patti Story, Heidi Feik; Second Row, Teresa Martin, Julie Wayland, Michelle Waszkowiak, Kim Swanson, Chris Remkus, Tracey Bacidore, Liz Baness, Eleanor Figuerres, Marg Pasulka, Paula Lukancic, Wayne Easton, Ron Ressureccion, Moonju Choi, Laura Huhn, Beth Bart- ley, Chris Schultz, Heidi Croissant, Renae Sc horn, Bridget Walsh, Julie Lesniak, Becky Tonelli, Hilde Pederson, Kim Bechcrini, Theresa Hawks, Cindy Santos, Jenny Brady, Jeff Bierbrodt, Jody Killen, Ed Locke, Tom McGunnigal, Bill Seremak, Phil Lattin, Mike Ebner, Justin Levi say, Matt Krawczyk, Jim Perona, Kelly Neill, Scott Kunkel, Mike Morris, Ken Bima Jay Koyak, Jerry Kelly, Nikki Pappas, Steve Pomatto, Stephen Mustered; Deofil Orteza, Nick Schirz, Chad Baker, Jeff Shaw, Todd Koyak, Eric Hrovat, Mike Marrow,e Malooley, Jim Pilkey, Brian Zeller, Ryan Remkus; Seventh Row, from left, Kyle Smedlcy, Dave Hunter, Kevin Ryan, Randy Martinaitis, Frank Gatza, Sean Ginocchio, Mark Wenzel, Demian Nei- detcher, Marshall Peterlin. Bill Kaiser, Damian Grivetti, Jim Carboni, Pat Arkins, Eric Brown, Quentin Buffington, Jeff Ossola, Kevin Wieczorek, Jess Garms, Jarrod Dial, Jeff Branson, Mike Maggio, Tisa Marini, Lori Kennedy, Jenny Langham, Athena Tarsinos, Brenda Rick, Theresa Iriz- zary, Sue Ceresa, Beth Dellatori, Mary Kay Wall, Rhonda Ossola, erna Boehm, Terri Baker; Eighth Row, from left, Marie Rimmele, Mary Jane Gorski, Theresa Manczynski, Ed Lijewski, Tony Pomatto, Don Steir hen Frank Millisitch, Carol Koplenic, Donna Steger, Bonnie Claudnic, Leann Third raw, Jeff Windy, Bob Barnes, Brad Koster, Mike Schneider, Jennifer Sorrcntino, Pat Zeller, Luke McLachlin, Ray Hewitt, Spalding Slevin, Ron- ald Barnes, Bob Sexton, Christopher Wren, Jeffrey Jasiek, Matthew Pa- sulka, Gerry Loebach, Bradley Dcrix, Eric Hcrbolsheimer, Tom Brown, Mike Hollerich, Eric Krogulski, Todd Brejc, Tom Ticman, Amy Arkins, Kathleen Sims, Amy Affelt, Jenny Allen, Jennifer Moore, Jorie Duttlinger, Brenda Scharpe, Patti Schwickcrt, Tazio Grivetti, Ricardo Barnes, Phillip Harth, John Meyer, Julie Langham, Dave Choi, Alicia Seibert, Nikki pez, Chad Kunkel, Eric Bubelis, Janelle Krolak, Cathy Stoutner, Marilyn Greene; Fourth Row, Fred Buck, Carrie Branson, Debra Brown, Chris Wilcoxen, Fr. Andrew, Tammy Hamilton, Gwen Walsh, Theresa Connally, Jeanie Margherio, Carol Baness, John Bel lino, Bro. Dominic, Ken Washkowiak, Fr. Eugene, Karen Waclaw, Fr. Claude, Rosemary Ferrari, Alice Schmidt; Ninth Row, from left, Fr. Joseph, Fr. Arthur, Chuck Ku- bera. Bob Leclercq, Jim Rorts, Fr. Bernard, Lois Hollerich, Jean Stanmar, Betty Lou Willand, Tim Burgess, Don Carlson, Fr. Samuel, Jerald Carls, Principal Fr. Ronald, Bro. Bede, Bernie Moore, Fr. Philip, Fr. Roger, Ken Anderson, Fr. Gabriel, Fr. Alfred, Dorothy Kuffel, Fr. Harold, Tom Boehm, Tracey Smyser, Frank Rossi; Bottom Row, from left, Mary Beth Hawkins, Karen Kulpa, Heather Henkel, Kendall Miller, Elizabeth Rauh, Connie Wasieleski, Melissa Keegan, Jennifer Seremak, Sara Benoit, Laura Gille- spie, icole Carriere, Heather Mrowicki, Brigid Pasulka, Becky Stoutner, and Meehae Kim. Our Birthday photo took only 15 minutes! Panoramic Photographers of Cedar Lake, Indiana, showed their expertise in crowd control when they orga- nized the entire student body and staff in a matter of minutes for our official birthday portrait, on September 25, 1986. Our Cooking Staff At top left, Madre Ursula trims fresh vegetables; Chef Tom Boehm chats with retired Abbot David Duncan O.S.B. Below, at left, Sister Sucorro prepares pota- toes, and at right, Sisters Dulce Maria and Fiorina bring bread and dessert. 87 Kitchen workers Serving with a Smile After bantering with Father Leonard Brisch O.S.B., Dolly Abney can often be found working, below, with the other cafeteria servers: Theresa Manczynski, Marie Rimmcle and Nancy Noethe. 88 Helpful People Father Raymond Matulenas O.S.B. often gathered mush- rooms to be cooked by Mary Jane Corski. Despite his failing health, Fa- ther Edmund Keating O.S.B. was faithful to his duties as caretaker of the student lockers. 89 People we depend on Symbolic of the many contributions made by the Mothers' Club is this glimpse of mothers preparing for guests at our annual homecoming dinner. Father Ambrose Hessling O.S.B. is in charge of the powerhouse crew: Ed Sarosiwski, Tony Pomatto and Ed Lischewski. 90 Marguerite Menne, volunteer extraordinary, is sure to regale Chuck Kubera with her Irish humor whenever she helps in the development office. Father Matthew Mazzuchelli O.S.B. is director of maintenance. His helpers include Chet Manczynski and Joe Dooley. 97 Student Government Leaders Representing the class of 1987 were, front row, left to right, Theresa Hawks, Renae Schorn, Jennifer Brady; second row, Ken Giordano, Tony Cosimi; third row, Paula Lukancic, Dan Lawler and Margaret Pasulka. Junior reps of the class of 1988 chosen by their peers included, front from left, Jennifer Moore and Kathleen Sims; second row, Spalding Slevin and Jim Perona; third, Tom McGunnigal and Tazio Grivetti; and at the top, Scot Kunkel. Four officers are elected each year by the student body after a week- long campaign. 94 Chosen Representatives Freshmen elected by the class of 1990 as their representatives included, front from left, Tisa Marini, Heather Mrowickisec- ond row, Mark Schneider, Brigid Pasulka and Nathan Pappas; back row, Mark Sor- rentino and Moderator, Father Arthur Schmit O.S.B. Officers were, front, Catherine Lu- kancic, treasurer, and Chad Kunkel, secretary, Dennis Kunkel, president, and Trisha Hockings, vice-president. Sophomores shown above were chosen to protect the interests of the class of 1989. They are, front from left, Elizabeth ]anz and Misty Grace; second row, Michelle Ernat, Goeffrey Slevin and Alisa Balestri; back row, Ann Wimbiscus and Amy Conroy. 95 Service Club ready to help Volunteers below include, front row from left, Margaret Cain, Jennifer Bichl, Tricia Leamy, Deanna Krol; secon row, Sarah Benoit, Deborah Baness, Jennifer Bosnich, Traci Staggs; third row, Mary Beth Hawkins, Melissa Eastoi Colleen Dempsey; top row, Julie Langham, Angela Weger, Jeff Windy and Alicia Siebert. At right, the officers of the Bedan Berets, and their modera- tors: Father Samuel, Mrs. Baness; second row, Liz Baness, Ka- ren Hextell, Philip Harth; back row, Debbie Baness and John Crivetti. 96 Opposite page, senior members of the Service Club include, front from left, Elizabetl Baness, Bridget Walsh, Moonju Choi; second row, Heidi Croissant, Toby Cualandri, Joanr Potthoff; third row, Michael Connolly, John Crivetti, and Michelle Weger. J(®s Frosh Berets from front: Branson, Brown, Mar- ini; second row, Kenne- dy, Baker, Pilkey, Os- sola; third row, Wie- zorek, Shaw, Kee- gan, Wen- zel, Kaiser; rear, Miller, Hrovat, Krawczyk, Potthoff and Tieman. More Berets from front: Stoutner, Cri- vetti, Buffing- ton, Mrowicki; second row, Catza, Peterlin, Rauh, Langham, Wall; third row, Hen- kel, Ceresa, Lane, Seremak; top row, Koyak, Schirz, Banasiak and Rick. Scholastic Bowl Team Dozens of trophies were won by our Scholastic Bowl team. Front, left to right, Bridget Walsh, Paula Lukancic, Jim Legner and Janelle Krolak; second row, Matt Greene, John Grivetti, Todd Ernenputsch, Joe Perona, Chris Perkins, Matt Pasulka and David Choi; back row, Coach Fr. Bernard FJorzen, Cathy Lukancic, Elope Reyes, Amy Affelt, Brigid Pasulka and Margaret Pasulka. Health Careers Club Front from left, Michelle Ernat, 1-leather Henkel, Melissa Easton and Moderator Mrs. Connolly; standing, Tammy Ebner, Amy Conroy and Alisa Balestri. 98 Illinois State Scholars Around the table clock- wise from left, Margaret Pasulka, Eleanor Fi- guerres, Renae Schorn, Liz Baness, Paula Lukan- cic, Theresa Hawks and Bridget Walsh. With a good start up the ladder of success are these state schol- ars, from the top down, John Crivetti, Chris Perkins, Mike Day, Greg Rivara, and Matt Greene. Two more scholars: Jim Legner and Paul Liesse. 99 National Merit Commendations Valedictorian Margaret Pasulka and Salutatorian Paula Lukancic were recipients of National Merit commendations for their PSAT scores. Hugh O'Brien Liaison Trisha Hockings was nominated by her peers and teachers to be honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution for her good citizenship, especially her concern for others. too Yearbook Staff Photographers and writers of the Via Baeda included, seated from front, Dom Magnoni and Matt Pasulka; standing, Trisha Hockings and Pat Zeller. Below, Joe Perona, Fr. Gabriel Bull- ock and David Choi designed this edition of the yearbook. tot Drama Club produces play Brother Simon's Honeysuckle Pen was present- ed in December for children. At right, the cast prays before a performance. The cast included, at top, Tisa Marini, and below, Paul Liesse who directed Quentin Buffington and Cathy Stoutner, both seated. Right, Becky Stoutner and Amy DeAngelo were both angels for once. 102 Drama Club mem- bers are, front from left, T. Mar- ini, B. Stoutner, C. Stoutner, A. DeAngelo; sec- ond row, B. Pa- sulka, Q. Buffing- ton, S. Mustered, P. Liesse, . Windy, Director Bro. Dominic, B. Rick. Dancing the Hokey-Pokey to limber up for a performance makes actors Steve Mustered and Brigid Pasulka look like part of a deodorant com- mercial. Drama Director Brother Dominic Carramone had fun producing the play he had written for children. 103 Bedan Bruit newpaper staff The Bedan Bruit is the St. Bede section of the weekly Teen Trib published by the News Tribune of LaSalle. It is produced by the Academy's Journalism class, this year taught by Gwen Walsh. The first semester staff included, front from left, M. Illman, E. Smith, C. Boehm, B. Fesco, B. Kolczaski, B. Lyons, Advisor Gwen Walsh; second row, S. Glynn, T. Hockings, A. Calkins, P. Story, T. Clancy, T. Bacidore and J. Schweickert; third row, J. Tonelli, S. Cummings, C. Santos, D. Buccafurri, C. Shultz, M. Waskowiak and J. Potthoff. 104 Rotary Representatives Representing St. Bede at local Rotary lun- cheons were, front from left, Bridget Walsh, Christina Rem- kusand JoanneSchoeb; second row, PaulLiesse, Ken Giordano and Mat- thew Greene. Below, Julie Wayland. Other reps to Rotary included, front row, left to right, John Grivetti, Margaret Pasulka, Beth Fesco, Douglas Pyszka; second row, Elizabeth Baness, Dan Lawler and Jennifer Brady. 105 Homeroom Moderators provide leadership Father Philip Davey was overseer of a large group of stu- dents serving as homeroom moderators. Below, from left, Doug Pyszka, Dennis Kunkel, Sheryl Glynn, Father Philip, Matt lllman, Sara Cummings, Jane Schweickert, Cynthia Santos. Opposite page, more student moderators who took roll and made the daily announcements: from left, Dorn Mag- noni, Joe Perona, Tricia Blockings, Beth Bartley, Heidi Croissant, Toby Gualandri and Paul Liesse. The generosity and sense of responsibility shown by the student homeroom moderators freed some faculty mem- bers to give more individual attention to students who needed it. Opposite, completing the roster of volunteer moderators were, from left, Nicki Lopez, Eric Krogulski, Ronald Barnes, Mike Ebner, Robert Barnes, Justin Levisay, Matthew Pa- sulka, Jorie Duttlinger and Kim Swanson. 706 707 Spanish Club celebrates Christmas The newly-formed Spanish Club made pinatas, filled them with candy, and tried to break them; the ensuing scramble found members on the floor gathering up the sweets. Above, left, Jennifer Sorrentino and Jenny Allen; above right, Katie Baracani and Alisa Balestri; at left, Nicki Lopez takes a swing; right, Doug Pyszka, Ron Resurrecion, Kim Swanson, Laura Huhn and Catherine Lukancic profit. 108 The Wilcoxen boys watch their mother teach a Spanish game in her role as club moderator. Moving around the circle in response to questions creates a pile-up involving Alisa Balestri, Jen Brady, Birgit Wendt and Jen Bichl. With such activities in Spanish, students broaden their appreciation of the idiom and the culture. Singers abounding Students flocked to Ms. Tammy Hamilton's choral classes. Above, from left, Jill Schmitz, Jenny Bichl, Kim Krapf and Birgit Wendt con- centrate; below, Miss Hamil- ton gives strong direction. Several times a year her stu- dents present a public per- formance. no Above, the senior chorus appears calm and attentive, but the freshman chorus, shown below, registers a different reaction on every face. 777 Band boosts school spirit Forty-one students combined tal- ents for this year's band. Tammy Hamilton directed them during games and concerts and daily practices with vim and vigor. At right, Michelle Dombrowski, Val- erie Resurreccion, Chuck Loe- bach, Mark Gustafson and Chris Branson provide the mellow saxo- phone sound. Opposite page, Jen- nifer Moore, Brian Zeller, Meehae Kim, Sue Ceresa and Catherine Lu- kancic add flutes and brass. 112 113 Students' Christian Formation Committee Providing input for student liturgies and rap nights are these committee members: front from left, Mike Morrow, Renae Schorn and Beth Dellatori; second row, lorie Duttlinger, Kiley Magana, Liz Baness, Ann Wimbiscus, Father Samuel Pusateri and Paul Liesse. Brother Bede's Talent Scouts Helping the Admissions Director to encourage talented local students to attend St. Bede are, front from left, and seated: Toby Cualandri, Elizabeth Baness, Brother Bede Schuda and Eric Krogulski; back row, Joanne Potthoff, Ken Giordano, Nicki Lopez, Jennifer Moore, Tom McCunnigal, Jorie Duttlinger, Lanny Slevin, Greg Rivara, Michelle Waszkowiak, Mike Ebner and Tricia Hockings. Communion Ministers Helping priests distribute communion at student Masses were, from left, Bill Schmitz, Bridget Walsh, Chad Kunkel, Theresa Hawks, Michael Ebner, Chaplain Fr. Samuel Pusateri, Tom McGunnigal, Liz Baness, Mrs. Stanmar, Mike Connally, Debra Brown and Toby Gualandri. 7 74 775 Library Helpers Giving assistance to the li- brarians are, back row from left, Quentin Buffington, Liz Rauh, Jen Langham and Mi- chelle Weger; second row, Michele Dombrowski, Tammi Trebs, Melissa Easton, Melissa Keegan, Brian Stro- zewski, Angela Weger; front row, Christine Espinoza, Mark LeRette, Chris Wren and Mark Sorrentono. Other library helpers include, from left, Sharon Wall, Amy O'Connor and Mandy Tomaszewski. 7 76 The Shack Workers Serving in the soda fountain and bookstore known as the Shack are, from left, Amy Reviglio, Toby Cualandri, Dennis Kunkel, Phil Harth, Judd Jaraczewski and Manager Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. Schmidt makes sure that the Shack of- fers a line of snacks and sports clothes, as well as textbooks for students like Demian Nei- detcher. 776 :vopcoRn t ' cflnov Cokt' ORAnGe ' ROOTBEER Service with a smile Waiting on the public during games, left to right, were Bro. Bede, N. Tonarelli, B. Donahue, P. Harth, R. Ugasco, B. Entrican, R. Hewitt, ]. Windy, K. Wieczorek, B. and E. Kaiser, B. Donahue, E. Smith, L. Hewitt, Mr. Leclercq and M. Untz. Cafeteria workers included, from left, seated, Shelley Ugasco, Heidi Croissant, Tom Tieman and Karen Hextell; back row, Patricia Schweickert, Ron Barnes, John Ptak and Jane Schweickert. Academic Leaders: The Top Seniors Connie Dzierzynski, opposite page, was among the top ten. Consistent leaders of the Class of 1987 were, from the left, seated, Elizabeth Baness and Laura Huhn; standing, left to right, Bridget Walsh, Theresa Hawks, Renae Schorn, Margaret Pasulka and Paula Lukancic. 120 Male leaders of the senior scholars were, top of page, Arnold Buckman, and below, from left, John Crivetti and Matthew Greene. 121 Leading Juniors Among the top twelve ju- niors are, left to right, Hope Reyes, Jennifer Moore, Kathleen Sims, Jorie Dutt- linger and seated, Catherine Lukancic. Below, also leading the juniors academically are, seated from left, David Choi and jim Perona; standing, Mike Morris, Scot Kunkel, Ken Bima and Chuck Loe- bach. 122 Top Sophs Above, leading grade point averages belong, from left, to Chris Clancy, Coeff Slevin, Jason Thompson and Jim Savio. Below, left, Misty Grace and Alisa Balestri, and, right, Jim Barto, Kim Krapf and John Doyle complete the roster of studious sophomores. 123 Freshmen Honor Students The best and the brightest among the freshmen scholars include, from left, Sean Cinocchio, Jeffrey Shaw, Mark Schneider, Brigid Pasulka, Mark Wenzel and Damian Crivetti. Meehae Kim, Karen Kulpa and Mary Wall are three more frosh who are leading their class in academic excellence. 124 Scholastic Art Award winners During the annual Scholastic Art competi- tion, Gold Key Awards went to Dan Lawler, above left, and to Traci Staggs and Julie Knaff, above front row, as well as to Joanne Schoeb and Jim Bolelli. Finalists whose work was sent to New York includ- ed, far left, Patricia Schweichert and Brigid Pasulka, near left, as well as J. Tonelli, di- rectly below. 125 Sports It's an old custom at St. Bede that our teams are open to anyone who works hard developing his talent, and keeps the rules. The first St. Bede football team to win a state-playoff berth was manned by, front from left, Chad Kunkel, Toby Cualandri, Ken Ciordano, Todd Brecj, Tom Tieman, Tom Brown, Eric Krogulski and Greg Rivara; second row, Jeff Jasiek, Ron Barnes, Mike Rosploch, Mike Hollerich, Ray Hewitt, Steve Pomatto, Brad Roster and Lanny Slevin; third row, Bob Barnes, Joe Perona, John Ptak, Pat McManus, Dan Dempsey, Mike Day, Dennis Kunkel and Kelly Neill; back row, Jim Perona, Art Cornthwaite, Scot Kunkel, Justin Levisay, Mike Ebner and Mgr. John Meyer. An 8-2 season that surprised everyone Above, Coach Bel- lino gives guidance to Jim Perona; Renae Schorn leads a cheer. Right, Joe Perona breaks a little tension while waiting to take the field once again. 128 About to break away for 75 yards, Eric Krogulski carries, while McManus, Koster and Day plow down the oppostion. Below left, Coach John Bellino gives di- rection and spirit to Lanny Slevin. This year's team had few returning starters, so no one realized how far we would go. But the juniors had done very well as sophs, and they gave the needed extra confidence. After seven victories, we were rated fourth in the state by the coaches' poll. We tied the record for most wins held by several other teams of the Academy. Coach Bel- lino was proud that we worked hard enough to compete in the state play-offs: a first for Saint Bede football. Our record looked like this: St. Bede 32 Plano 0 St. Bede 22 Marquette 6 St. Bede 8 Hall 0 St. Bede 40 Clinton 0 St. Bede 1 8 Normal 10 St. Bede 27 Mahomet 7 St. Bede 20 Bloomington 7 St. Bede 7 2 Olympia 19 St. Bede 27 Pontiac 0 St. Bede 13 Amboy 20 129 Varsity in action Above, St. Bede defense in the person of Hollerich, Rosploch and Ebner, brings down the ball-carrier of the Central Catholic Saints. Above, Dan Dempsey and Dennis John Ptak, at right, looks for run Kunkel, like the coaching staff, keep ning room, a close eye on the play in progress. 130 Mike Hollerich takes it up the middle on a reverse. Left and below two shots in quick succession show Toby Cualandri carrying the ball while Ray Hewitt blocks for him. Winners of Special Awards Joe Perona, at right, was named Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Offensive Back. Mike Ebner and Eric Krogulski, below, shared the award for Most Valuable De- fensive Back. Opposite page, above, Art Cornthwaite was dubbed Most Valuable Defensive Lineman. And Mike Day, below was awarded the ti- tle of Most Valuable Of- fensive Lineman. 132 4T qW 1986 CLASS 2 A (StateI CL. pla -offs Souvenirs of the 1986 State Play-offs John Bellino is congratulated by Fr. Kevin and alums for a win. More Award Winners At right, Kelly Neill, John Ptak and Ron Barnes talk football as they relax on the sidelines. Far right, the Green Machine leaves the field after tying the school record for wins in a season. Pat McManus: Most Improved Player. Toby Gualandri: Spirit Award. Sophomore team has undefeated season! With Coach Bernie Moore as their mentor, the sophomore football team compiled a superb record of seven wins and no losses. Plano 6 Marquette 8 Hall 6 U-High Bloomington 6 Central 7 Olympia 10 Pontiac 14 St. Bede 28 St. Bede 32 St. Bede 22 St. Bede 18 St. Bede 18 St. Bede 28 St. Bede 22 1986 Sophomore Bruins, front row from left, Tom Brady, Eric Engels, Coeff Slevin, Bryan Strozewski, Chris Soldati, Ray Cummings, Mike DeAngelo, Chris Clancy and Kiley Magana; second row, Roger Ugasco, John Story, Lee Hewitt, Jeff Fabish, Bob Donahue, Bill Donahue, Mike Rivara and Judd Jaraczewski; back row, Mike Causa, Corey Dean, Errol White, Jim Savio, Jim Barto, Eric Duchaine, Ed Kaiser, John Yattoni and Coach Bernard Moore. 136 Frosh master the fundamentals It took the frosh a few games before they began to click as a team. Then they began to put some points on the scoreboard and limit their opponents. Their record for '86: Princeton 44 Mendota 28 Clinton 22 Mahomet 48 B.C.C. 24 Olympia 8 Pontiac 24 St. Bede 0 St. Bede 6 St. Bede 6 St. Bede 0 St. Bede 28 St. Bede 0 St. Bede 12 The 1986 Freshman team included, front from left, Mark Wenzel, Jim Carboni, Jeff Ossola, Bill Kaiser, Marshall Peterlin, Todd Koyak, Nathan Pappas and Brian Zeller; second row, Frank Catza, Mike Malooley, Eric Hrovat, Damian Crivetti, Jeff Shaw, Nick Schirz, Tim Banasiak and Mark Schneider; back row, Coach Ken Anderson, Troy Tieman, Mark Sorrentino, Deofil Orteza, Mike Morrow, Ryan Remkus, Chad Baker, Sean Cinocchio, Luke Ptak, Chris Lane and Assistant Coach Mike Bacidore. 137 Confident Basketball Bruins get to Regional Finals 1986-1987 Varsity: front row, left to right, John Crivetti, fanny Slevin, Joe Perona, John Ptak, Mike Hollerich and Eric Bubelis; second row, Mike Schneider, Justin Levisay, Jim Perona, Jeff Bierbrodt, Ed Lach, Ken Bima, Brad Derix and Coach Ken Anderson. 138 Varsity posts record of 77 wins St. Bede 86 Leroy 66 St. Bede 73 Sparland 39 St. Bede 81 Peoria Heights 46 St. Bede 74 Clinton 73 St. Bede 53 Pontiac 62 St. Bede 67 LaSalle-Peru 65 St. Bede 48 Normal U-High 72 St. Bede 56 Seneca 54 St. Bede 59 Mid-County 50 St. Bede 62 Putnam Co. 51 St. Bede 45 Bloomington 57 St. Bede 49 Putnam Co. 57 St. Bede 61 Marquette 79 St. Bede 65 Mahomet-Seymour 56 St. Bede 48 Olympia 58 St. Bede 53 Clinton 51 St. Bede 58 Pontiac 50 St. Bede 60 LaSalle-Peru 56 St. Bede 58 Normal U-High 59 St. Bede 59 Mahomet-Seymour 56 St. Bede 55 Princeton 51 St. Bede 48 Bloomington 57 St. Bede 67 Mendota 58 St. Bede 53 Olympia 61 St. Bede 52 Henry 51 St. Bede 49 Princeton 46 St. Bede 42 Hall 51 Tom McGunnigaI missed the team picture, but he was very much part of the team effort. We had confidence in our eyes when we took the floor for the first game of the '86-'87 season as the Basketball Bruins. Maintaining this confidence with a lot of hard work then enabled us to bring borne the titles of the Peoria Heights Thanksgiving Tournament and the Hall Holiday Tourney, and to close 1986 with a 9-2 record. The new year brought the harder part of our schedule, and some injuries. Wc played well enough to have a 15-9 record as we headed into Regional play. Even without our senior scoring leader, Joe Perona, who suffered a fractured cheek bone, we pulled out two big victories and made it to the Regional finals. But the Bruin magic just couldn t quite do it one more time, and we were nipped by a good Hall team despite a strong performance from senior John Ptak. We were left with a sense of real accomplishment, including the defeat of old rival L-P twice this season for the first time since 1973, despite the overall youth of our ball club. Coach Anderson seemed to be proud of us: he called us his blue-collar team because we worked hard for everything we got. The Perona brothers contributed a great deal to this year's varsity. Joe Perona, at left and below, was leading scorer with 19.5 points a game be- fore his cheek-bone was fractured. His younger brother, Jim, shown below, was like glue hold- ing the team together. Joe Perona was a candidate for All- State recognition. Finish second in Soph Tourney The Sophomore team finished with 77 wins, and 10 losses. Six of the latter were decided by less than six points, so these guys were con- tenders. Front row, left to right, they are Mike DeAngelo, Geoff Sle- vin, Ryan King, Chris Clancy; second row, Coach Bernie Moore, Jeff Fabish, Errol White, Jim Barto, Eric Du- chaine and John Story. Frosh Soph The Frosh-soph team tried to make up in hus- tle what they lacked in numbers. They were, front from left, Damian Crivetti, Mark Wenzel, Kevin Wieczorek, Chris Lane; second row, Mike Morrow, Nate Pappas, Mark Sorrentino, Mark Schneider and Eric hlrovat. John Bellino was coach. 74 7 Girls' Basketball: Young team prepares well The Lady Bruins had a respectable re- cord of 9-14 for the varsity and 11-2 for the frosh-soph. They will lose only two players to graduation, so things look good for next year. The real highlight of this past season was their being the Consolation Champs in the Mid 1-80 Tournament. The girls' team of '86-'87 from left: Liz Baness, Shelley Ugasco, Deborah Baness, Jennifer Moore, Coach Don Carlson, Jennifer Sorrentino, Jennifer Allen, Marti Waszkowiak, Ann Wimbiscus, Peggy Cain. Missing, Chris Schultz. 142 Volleyball takes a new turn Adjusting to a new coach, the sophomores had a good record: 10- 12. Kneeling, from left, are T. Irizarry, 5. Ceresa, H. Mrowicki, S. Benoit, A. Balestri, D. Lyons, C. Wasielewski: second row, M. Wall, ]. Bichl, ]. Seremak, M. Grace, A. Wimbiscus; third row, T. Ebner, M. Washkowiak, G. Fabish and Coach Don Carl- son. The varsity had many close matches and ended with a 7-15 tally. They are, front from left, N. Lopez, C. Stoutner, M. Greene and T. Ebner; second row, J. Allen, A. Siebert, A. Wimbiscus and S. Wall; third row, N. Pappas, J. Langham and Coach Carlson. 143 Girls' Softball has 7-11-1 record Good spirit and hard work characterized this team of forward-looking younger players led by Howarth and Kettcr. They were, front from left, M. Ernat, D. Krol, J. Bichl, A. Balestri, P. Cain, M. Grace and B. Walsh; second row, R. Hawks, L. Howarth, P. Story, S. Ugasco, A. Conroy, D. Baness, J. Schmitz, P. Schweichert and C. Ptak; third row, N. Lopez, A. Wimbiscus, T. Ebner, Coach Fr. Philip, J. Bosnich, M. Waszkowiak and M.J. Ketter. Girls' Tennis gains 144 Paced by Walsh and Conroy, the girls'tennis team improved. They included, front from left, H. Feik, M. Ernat, M.J. Choi, B. Walsh, B. Rick, P. Cain, A. Conroy; second row, L. Janz, S. Ugasco, J. Bosnich, Coach S. Anderson, K. Swanson and H. Croissant. Varsity Baseball Wins Regional Title The 1986 Bruins included, front from left, Toby Cualandri, Bob Ankiewicz, Greg Rivara, Don Hebei, John Grivetti and Matt Greene; second row, Ernie Steinz, Joe Perona, Brad Koster, Eric Krogulski, Pat McManus; third row, Garry Mueller, Ken Bima, Mike Ebner, Chris Magana, Jim Perona and Steve Pomatto. This team, coached by John Bellino, had a record of 24 wins, 7 losses and one tie. Besides the regional title, they advanced to the Sectional title game where they were downed by Roanoke-Benson 7-6 in 10 innings. Pitcher Brad Koster had an 8- 0 record, with Mike Ebner 5-1 in the same role. Joe Per- ona, Eric Krogulski and Gary Mueller led the offense, while Matt Greene, Don Hebei, Jim Perona and Chris Magana were tops in de- fense. Frosh Soph team The frosh sophs, coached by Ken Anderson, beat L-P, Putnam County, Pontiac and Mendota. They were left to right, bottom row: C. Clancy, K. Magana, J. Thompson, T. Tieman, M. DeAngelo and B. Derix; second row, L. Hewitt, E. Kaiser, C. Loebach, M. Hollerich, R. Hewitt, B. Barnes; third row, ). Barto, M. Schneider, I. Bigrbrodt, Tom Yerly and C. Dean. 145 Boys' Frosh-Soph Track All of the track teams were largely young and inexperienced. But records were set in the sophomore boys long jump and tri- ple jump by Tom Brown. The highlight of the season was the winning of Seneca Invitational Meet by the Boys' Frosh-Soph team at right. They are, first row from left, E. Duchaine, P. Harth, R. King, J. Doyle, T. Brady, B. Strozewski, E. Engels and M. Gustafson; second row, G. Slevin, B. Donahue, M. Causa, R. Barnes, R. Ugasco, J. Story, B. Sexton, B. Donahue, M. Rivara, L. Slevin; third row, R. Barnes, T. Brown, J. Yattoni, E. White, E. Lach, B. Seremak, M. Krawczyk, J. Savio, T. Grivetti, M. LcRette and M. Calhoun. Girls' Track Records were tied in the girls'high jump by Dana Lyons, and in the WO low hurdles by Jenny Allen. The team, front row from left: C. Santos, T. Trebs, M. Waszkowiak, K. Krapf, R. Schorn; second row, M. Greene, D. Lyons, A. Gauli, M. Greene, J. Potthoff; third row, L. Pilkey, E Ba- ness, J. Allen, T. Hockings, Coach Carlson, J. Potthoff, J. Lach and T. Burden. Boys' Varsity Track The varsity cindermen were, front from left, G. Slevin, T. Brown, B. Schmidt, K. Giordano, J. Legner, J. Gallagher, R. Barnes;second row, B. Perona, M. Donarski, L. Slevin, D. Magnoni, M. Connolly, R. Barnes; third row, D. Smith, J. Duttlinger, E. Lach, E. Ernenputsch, J. Lattin, D. Kunkel and N. Kelly. 146 147 7986 Golf teams Boys' Varsity was manned, front from left, by E. Bubelis, B. Derix, C. Perkins, L. McLa- chaln, J. Grivetti and T. Clancy; second row, M. Connolly, M. Greene, J. Potthoff, M. Gustafson, E. Each, B. Seremak and M. Schneider. Tom Clancy was a team leader. Fr. Joseph, who coached both boys' teams, has hopes to develop these young players, from left, N. Tonarelli, M. Graves, B. Lijewski, R. Martinaitis, S. Coughlin, J. Branson and D. Hunt- er. Mrs. Kuffel was coach of this girls'team: from left, J. Each, D. Baness, C. Branson, J. Potthoff, and C. Ptak. Joann Potthoff qualified for the Sectional, and was team leader. ue Coach Mike Bacidore, left, kept an eye on athletes working to keep in shape LltterS between seasons. Below, Jim Perona and Lanny Slevin both ham it up for the camera man. 149 Spirited! That's the only way to describe this year at Saint Bede: SPIRITED! From the ballons re- leased after Mass dur- ing Spirit Week, with their prayers for the finders, to the games, the friendships, the fun times, and the peaceful moments recorded in this final section, a spirit of joy in being togeth- er, and a spirit of humil- ity in being known and accepted anyway has been the hallmark of life at Saint Bede. Above, Phil Harth and Kim Swanson spark the band; at right, middle, Student Council President Dennis Kunkel and other seniors lead the cheering on the field day of Spirit Week; bottom, Coach John Bellino gives a spirited rebuff to the yearbook photogra- pher once again. 7 52 Left, this group of seniors was always ready for a little wit or humor: Lawler, Cosimi, Boehm, lllman and Bangert. Below, time for sharing a confidence between Karen Piletic and Tricia Leamy. At bottom, one of the senior lunch tables, with Ron Resurreccion, Matt lllman, Bill Schmidt, lay Hurt, Pat McManus, Greg Rivara and Ken Giordano. 153 Greg Ri vara asked Ann Wimbiscus who her shark friend was. 154 5feve Pomatto and Heidi Feik were very en- Ed Kaiser and Mandy Tomaszewski enjoyed a slower pace as they imitated ergetic dancers. L'il Abner and Daisy Mae. Surprises in- cluded Jim Per- ona's Mafia man, Tracey Ba- cidore's priest outfit, Bridget Walsh's feline flair, Chris Remkus's peas- ant chic and Paula Lukan- cic's Egyptian ambience. 755 Turnabout Dance: Valentine's Day '87 It was mix and match at the annual dance where the girls invite the guys. Above left, Eric Engels and Deanna Krol; above right, Greg Rivara and Trisha blockings; below at right, Jennifer Moore and Ray Hewitt. Page opposite, top, Toby Gualandri sweeps Karen Hextell off her feet; below, Ann Wimbiscus and Ed Kaiser beam. 156 When Dan Lawler began singing, Eric Bubelis and Amie Ochs danced up a storm. European Trip Top row, from left, Dom Mag- noni picks French mistletoe; Scot Kunkel enjoys the Medi- terranean; Eric Smith clowns in Paris; Liz Baness surveys the slopes of Kitzbuel, Austria. Sec- ond row, David Choi and friend at Notre Dame; Chris Remkus in shell search; St. Bede group in Salzburg gazebo; Magnoni, Choi and Bangert relax in Roth- enburg, the way the Germans do. 158 WV Bottom row, from the left: Christmas in Paris with Marg Pasulka, Chris Remkus, Liz Ba- ness, Kathy Sims and Amy Affelt; Mike Con- nolly, Dominic Mag- noni, Brian Bangert and Craig McIntyre at the Modern Art Museum, Paris; Carol and Jerry Baness at Versailles; Fr. Arthur and singing friend at Mateiser House, New Year's Eve in Munich. 159 7 60 Top row, far left, Dennis Kunkel and Eleanor Figuerres talk quietly before classes; Becky Tonelli captures the attention of Mike Rosploch; Misty Grace and Ann Wimbiscus protect each other on Spirit Day. Bottom row, from left, Nicki Lopez and Bob Barnes study together in the lounge; Sara Cummings and Teresa Martin share a pleasant moment; Amy DeAngelo and Jim Perona trade smiles around the corner. 767 Faculty vs. All-stars As a fundraiser, the faculty challenged the local media all- stars and won after a wild game. Below Lanny Slevin, Sr. on the defense. Right, Ken Anderson goes for the hoop. At bottom, faculty coaches and cheerleaders celebrate. 162 Fr. Ronald's Birthday Mass was over but no one left the church. The basketball team began to lead the singing of Happy Birthday. Then Mrs. Willand appeared with a cake... ... and graciously, Father Ronald thanked everyone for their good wishes, using those Italian gestures that are so much part of his nature. 16 3 Index Abney, Dolly 88 Affelt, Amy 26, 88, 159 Alfred, Fr. 1, 50 Allen, Fr. 1, 51 Allen, Jennifer 26, 33, 108, 142, 143, 146 Ambrose, Fr. 1, 90 Anderson, Ken 51, 73, 137, 138, 139, 144, 145, 162 Andrew, Fr. 1, 52 Ankicwicz, Bob 145 Ark ins, Amy 26 Arkins, Patrick 42 Arthur, Fr. 1, 53, 95, 159 Bacidore, Tracey 11, 104, 155 Bacidore, Michael 137, 149 Baker, Chad 42, 137 Baker, Terri 42 Balestri, Alisa 36, 95, 98, 108, 109, 123, 143, 144 Banasiak, Timothy 42, 47, 97, 137 Baness, Carol 54, 73, 96, 159 Baness, Deborah 36, 96, 142, 144, 148 Baness, Elizabeth 11, 96, 97, 99, 114, 120, 142, 146, 159 Bangert, Brian 11, 153, 159 Baracani, Katie 36, 108 Barnes, Ricardo 26, 154 Barnes, Robert 26, 33, 106, 127, 145, 146, 161 Barnes, Ron 26, 106, 119, 127, 134, 146 Bartley, Beth 11, 106 Barto, James 36, 40, 123, 136, 141, 145 Becherini, Kimberly 11 Bede, Bro. 1, 23, 55, 77, 114, 119 Bellino, John 57, 128, 129, 133, 141, 152 Benoit, Sharah 42, 96, 143 Benedict, Fr. 1 Bernard, Fr. 1, 56, 98 Bichl, Jennifer 36, 96, 109, 110, 143, 144 Bierbrodt, Jeffery 26, 138, 145 Bima, Kenneth 26, 27, 30, 122, 138, 145 Boehm, Christopher 11, 104, 153 Boehm, Chef Tom 87 Boehm, Verna 42 Bolelli, James 36, 125 Bosnich, Jennifer 36, 96, 144 Bradv, Jennifer 11, 94, 109 Brady, Thomas 36, 136, 146 Branson, Carrie 26, 148 Branson, Jeffery 42, 97, 148 Brejc, Todd 26, 127 Brown, Debra 27, 114 Brown, Eric 42, 97 Brown, Thomas 27, 42, 127, 146 Bubelis, Eric 27, 138, 148, 157 Buccafurri, Dena 11, 104 Buck, Fred 27 Buckman, Arnold 11, 121 Buffington, Quentin 42, 97, 102, 103, 116, 125 Burden, Tina 146 Burgess, Tim 8, 56 Cain, Margaret 36, 96, 142, 144 Calhoun, Matthew 36, 146 Calkins, Amy 12, 23, 104 Carboni, James 42, 137 Carls, Gerald 76 Carlson, Don 58, 80, 142, 143, 146 Carmelites 86, 87 Carriere, Nicole 43 Causa, Michael 37, 136, 146 Ceresa, Suzanne 43, 97, 112, 143 Choi, David 27, 98, 101, 122, 158 Choi, Moonju 12, 97, 144 Clancy, Cathleen 12, 23 Claudnic, Bonnie 58 Clancy, Christopher 37, 123, 136, 141, 145 Clancy, Thomas 13, 104, 148 Claude, Fr. 1, 79 Connolly, Michael 13, 97, 114, 146, 148, 159 Connally, Nurse Teresa 59, 98 Conroy, Amy 37, 95, 98, 144 Corntnwaite, Arthur 13, 127, 132 Cosimi, Anthony 2, 13, 94, 153 Coughlin, Shane 37, 148 Croissant, Heidi 2, 13, 97, 106, 119, 144 Cummings, Raymond 37, 136 Cummings, Sara 13, 17, 104, 106, 161 Darling, Kyle 43 Dart, Stacey 27 David, Abbot 1 Day, Michael 13, 99, 127, 129, 132 Dean, Corey 37, 136, 145 DeAngelo, Amy 27, 102, 103, 161 DeAngelo, Michael 37, 40, 136, 141, 145 Dellatori, Beth 40, 43, 114 Dempsey, Colleen 27, 96 Dempsey, Daniel 13, 127, 130 Dennis, Fr. 1 Derix, Brad 27, 138, 145, 148 Dial, Jarrod 43 Dooley, Joe 91 Dombrowski, Michele 37, 112, 116 Dominic, Bro. 1, 72, 103 Donahue, Marilyn 81 Donahue, Robert 37, 119, 136, 146 Donahue, William 37, 119, 136, 146 Donarski, Mickey 146 Doyle, John 37, 123, 146 Duchaine, Eric 37, 136, 141, 146 Duttlingcr, Jerry 146 Duttlinger, Jorie 8, 27, 106, 114, 122 Dzierzynski, Connie 13, 120 Easton, Melissa 28, 96, 98, 116 Easton, Wayne 14 Ebner, Michael 28, 32, 106, 114, 127, 130, 132, 145 Ebner, Tammy 37, 98, 143, 144 Edmund, Fr. 1, 89 In March, the home team of the National Evangeli- zation Teams came to St. Bede to give a retreat and recollection days. From left, they are Claudia Wirt, Jerry Lang- ley, Kay Wahrman, Steve Rice, Diana Zebrowski, Mike DeFerrari, Irene Kelly, Allan Kelly, Cathy Penner and Tom Beveridge. 164 Engels, Eric 37, 136, 146, 156 En trican, William 37, 119 Ernat, Michelle 37, 95, 98, 144 Ernenputsch, Eric 146 Erncnputsch, Todd 37, 98 Espinoza, Christina 37, 116 Eugene, Fr. 1, 60 Fabish, Gina 43, 143 Fabish, Jeffrey 37, 136, 141 Farley, John 43 Feik, Heidi 2, 14, 144, 155 Fesco, Beth 14, 104 Figuerres, Eleanor 15, 99, 161 Francis, Bro. 1 Gabriel, Fr. 1, 61, 101 Gallagher, Jim 146 Garms, Jess 43 Gatza, Frank 43, 97, 137 Gaul I, Amy 146 George, Bro. 1 Gillespie, Laura 43 Gil house, Caroline 40 Ginocchio, Sean 43, 124, 137 Giordano, Kenneth 12, 15, 94, 105, 114, 127, 146, 153 Glynn, Sheryl 15, 104, 106 Gorski, Mary Jane 89, 114, 118 Grace, Misty 37, 95, 123, 143, 144, 161 Graves, Michael 37, 148 Greene, Marilyn 28, 143, 146 Greene, Matthew 15, 97, 99, 105, 121, 145, 148 Greene, Michelle 146 Grivetti, Damian 43, 124, 137, 141 Grivetti, John 15, 96, 99, 121, 138, 145, 148 Grivetti, Tazio 27, 28, 94, 146, 154 Gualandri, Toby 15, 97, 106, 114, 118, 127, 131, 134, 145, 156 Gustafson, Mark 28, 112, 146, 148 Hamilton, Tammy 62, 110 Harold, Fr. 1, 63 Harth, Philip 28, 29, 96, 118, 119, 146, 152, 166 Hawkins, Mary Beth 43, 96 Hawks, Theresa 2, 7, 15, 94, 99, 114, 120, 144 Hebei, Don 145 Henkel, Denise 28 Henkel, Heather 43, 98 Henry, Fr. 1 Herbert, Fr. 1 Herbolsheimer, Eric 28 Hewitt, Lee 37, 119, 136, 145 Hewitt, Raymond 2, 28, 31, 119, 127, 131, 145, 156 Hextell, Karen 28, 96, 119, 156 Hockings, Trisha 15, 100, 101, 146, 156 Hollerich, Lois 72, 78 Hollerich, Michael 29, 127, 130, 131, 138, 145 Howarth, L. 144 Hrovat, Eric 43, 97, 137, 141 Huhn, David 43 Huhn, Laura 15, 108, 120 Hunter, David 43, 148 Hurt, Jay 16, 153 lllman, Matthew 16, 104, 106, 153 Irizarry, Theresa 43, 143 James, Novice 1 Janz, Elizabeth 37, 40, 95, 144 Jaraczcwski, Judd 37, 40, 118, 136 Jasiek, Jeff 29, 127 John, Fr. 1 Johnson, Erik 37 Joseph, Bro. 1 Joseph, Fr. 1, 63 Kaiser, Edward 38, 119, 136, 145, 155, 156 Kaiser, William 43, 119, 137 Keegan, Melissa 43, 97, 116 Kelly, Gerald 29 Kelly, Nick 146 Kennedy, Lori 43, 97 Ketter, M.J. 2, 144 Kevin, Fr. 1, 133 Killen, Jodi 29 Kim, Meehae 43, 112, 124 King, Ryan 38, 141, 146 Knaff, Julie 29, 125 125 Kohli, Astha 29 Kolczaski, Robert 16, 104 Koplenic, Carol 117 Koplin, Melissa 26, 28 Kostcr, Brad 29, 127, 129, 145 Kowalski, John 16 Koyak, Benjamin 43, 137 Koyak, Jay 29 Krapf, Kimberly 38, 110, 123, 146 Krawczyk, John 43 Krawczyk, Matthew 29, 146 Krogulski, Eric 30, 106, 114, 127, 129, 132, 145 Krol, Deanna 38, 96, 144, 156 Krolak, Janelle 30, 98 Kubera. Chuck 91 Kuffel, Dorothy 64, 148 Kulpa, Karen 43, 124 Kunkel, Chad 30, 114, 127 Kunkel, Dennis 2, 14, 16, 23, 106, 118, 127, 130, 146, 152, 161 Kunkel, Scott 30, 94, 122, 127, 158 Lach, Edward 30, 97, 138, 146, 148 Lach, Jennifer 38, 146, 148 Lane, Christian 44, 137, 141 Langham, Jennifer 44, 116 Langham, John 44 Langham, Julie 30, 96 Lattin, Jim 146 Lawler, Daniel 17, 94, 125, 153, 157 Leamy, Tricia 38, 96, 153 Leclercq, Bob 82, 119 Legner, James 17, 89, 99, 146 Leo, Fr. 1 Leon, Christine 30 Leonard, Fr. 1 LcRettc, Mark 38, 116, 146 Lesniak, Julie 17 Lcvisay, Justin 2, 30, 106, 127, 138 Liesse, Paul 17, 99, 102, 103, 105, 106, 114 Lijewski, William 38, 148 Lischewski, Ed 90 Loebach, Gerald 30, 112, 122, 145 Loren, Novice 1 Lopez, Nicki 30, 106, 108, 114, 143, 144, 161 Lukancic, Catherine 31, 98, 112, 122 Lukancic, Paula 17, 94, 98, 99, 100, 108, 120, 155 Luke, Bro. 1 Lundstrom, Jill 31 Lyons, Dana 38, 143, 146 Lyons, Rebecca 18, 104 McGunnigal, Thomas 31, 94, 114, 139 McIntyre, Craig 18, 158 McLachlan, Luke 31, 148 McManus, Patrick 12, 18, 127, 129, 134, 145, 153 Magana, Chris 145 Magana, Kilev 38, 114, 136, 145, 165 Maggio, Michael 44 Magnoni, Dominic 18, 23, 101, 106, 146, 158, 159 Malooley, Michael 44, 45, 137 Manczynski, Chet 91 Manczynski, Theresa 88 Margherio, Jeanie 81 Marini, Tisa 44, 95, 97, 102, 103 Marion, Abbot 1, 74 A favorite hangout for Kiley Magana was the chaplain's office, where you could just watch the fish if you wanted to. 165 Mark, Bro. 1 Martin, Teresa 12, 18, 161 Martinaitis, Randy 44, 148 Matthew, Fr. 1, 91 Menne, Marguerite 91 Meyer, John 31, 127 Milisitch, Frank 65 Miller, Kendall 42, 44, 97 Moore, Bernard 65, 73, 80, 136, 141 Moore, Jennifer 31, 94, 112, 114, 122, 142, 156 Moreno, Amy 38 Morris, Michael 31, 122 Morrow, Michael 44, 114, 137, 141 Mrowicki, Heather 44, 95, 97, 143 Mueller, Cary 145 Mustered, Stephen 31, 103, 168 Nathaniel, Bro. 1 Neidetcher, Dcmian 44, 118 Neill, David K. 31, 127, 134 Nimee, Tina 31 Noethe, Nancy 88 Norbert, Fr. 1 Ochs, Amie 18, 157 O'Connor, Amy 32, 116 Orteza, Deofil 44, 137 Ossola, Jeff 44, 137 Ossola, Rhonda 44, 47 Pappas, Nathan 44, 95, 137, 141 Pappas, Nicole 32, 143 Pasulka, Brigid 44, 95, 98, 103, 124, 125 Pasulka, Margaret 18, 23, 94, 98, 99, 100, 120, 159 Pasulka, Matthew 32, 98, 101, 106, 122 Pedersen, Hildi 22, 23 Perkins, Christopher 18, 98, 99, 148 Perona, Bruce 146 Perona, James 32, 94, 122, 127, 128, 138, 140, 145, 149, 155, 161 Perona, Joseph 5, 18, 19, 98, 101, 106, 127, 128, 132, 138, 139, 140, 145 Peterlin, Marshall 44, 45, 97, 137 Philip, Fr. 1, 66, 106, 144 Phipps, Dennis 83 Piletic, Karen 38, 153 Pilkey, James 44, 97 Pilkey, Laura 146 Placid, Fr. 1 Pomatto, Steven 2, 32, 127, 145, 155 Pomatto, Tony 90 Potthoff, Joann 2, 19, 97, 114, 146, 148 Potthoff, John 44, 148 Pozzi, Elvio 38 Ptak, Cari 38, 144, 148 Ptak, John 19, 119, 127, 130, 134, 138, 139 Ptak, Luke 44, 137 Pyszka, Douglas 19, 106, 108 Rauh, Elizabeth 42, 44, 97, 116 Raymond, Fr. 1, 89 Remkus, Christina 20, 105, 155, 158, 159 Remkus, Ryan 44, 104, 137 Resetich, Tressa 38 Resurreccion, Ronald 20, 23, 108, 153 Resurreccion, Valeric 38, 112 Reviglio, Amy 32, 38, 118 Reviglio, Peter 38 Reyes, Hope 32, 98, 122 Rick, Brenda 44, 97, 103, 144 Rimmcle, Marie 88 Rivara, Gregory 3, 20, 99, 114, 127, 135, 145, 153, 154, 156 Rivara, Michael 38, 136, 146 Roberts, Jim 67 Roger, Fr. 1, 67 Ronald, Fr. 1, 74, 75, 162, 163 Rosploch, Michael 20, 127, 130, 135, 161 Rossi, Frank 68 166 Ryan, Kevin 44 Samuel, Fr. 1, 68, 73, 96, 114, 162 Santos, Cynthia 3, 20, 106, 146 Sarosiweski, Ed 90 Savio, James 38, 123, 136, 146 Schirz, Nicholas 44, 97, 137 Schmidt, Alice 118 Schmidt, William 2, 20, 114, 146, 153 Schmitz, Jill 38, 110, 144 Schneider, Mark 45, 95, 124, 137, 141 Schneider, Michael 27, 32, 138, 148 Schoeb, Joanne 20, 105, 125 Schorn, Rcnae 20, 23, 94, 99, 114, 120, 128, 146 Schultz, Christina 20, 104, 142 Schweickert, Jane 21, 104, 106, 119 Schweickert, Patricia 26, 32, 119, 125, 144 Sebastian, Fr. 1 Seibert, Alicia 32, 96, 143 Seremak, Jennifer 45, 143 Seremak, William 27, 32, 146, 148 Sexton, Robert 27, 33, 35, 146 Sharpe, Brenda 26, 33 Shaw, Jeffrey 45, 97, 124, 137 Short, Tracee 33 Sims, Kathleen 33, 94, 122, 159 On these two pages, Eric Smith, Phil Harth and John Yattoni show how it's done. Sisul, Tawny 2 Slevin, Geoffrey 38, 95, 123, 136, 141, 146 Slevin, Lanny 162 Slevin, Spalding t. 33, 94, 114, 127, 129, 138, 146, 149 Smedley, Kyle 45 Smith, Dave 146 Smith, Eric 21, 104, 119, 158, 166 Smvser, Tracey 72 Soldati, Christopher 38, 136 Sorrentino, Jennifer 33, 108, 142 Sorrentino, Mark 45, 95, 116, 137, 141 Staggs, Traci 33, 96, 125 Stanmar, Jean 69, 114 Steger, Donna 117 Stcinz, Ernie 145 Stephen, Fr. 1, 77 Story, John 38, 40, 136, 141, 146 Story, Patricia 21, 104, 144 Stoutner, Catherine 33, 102, 103, 143 Stoutner, Rebecca 45, 102, 103 Strozewski, Bryan 38, 116, 136, 146 Swanson, Kimberly 2, 22, 23, 106, 108, 144, 152 Tar sinos, Athena 45 Thompson, Jason 38, 123, 145 Thaddeus, Bro. 1 Tieman, Thomas 28, 33, 119, 127, 145 Ticman, Troy 42, 45, 137 Tomaszewski, Mandy 39, 116, 155 Tonarelli, Nathan 39, 119, 148 Tonelli, Joseph 3, 16, 21, 22, 104, 125 Tonelli, Rebecca 22, 161 Travis, Heather 39 Trebs, Tammi 39, 40, 116, 146 Ugasco, Roger 39, 119, 136, 146 Ugasco, Shelley 34, 119, 142, 144 Untz, Matthew 39, 119 Victor, Fr. 1 Vysocky, Amanda 39 Waclaw, Karen 78 Wall, Mary 45, 97, 124, 143 Wall, Sharon 34, 116, 143 Walsh, Gwen 70, 72 Walsh, Mary B. 22, 98, 99, 104, 105, 114, 120, 144, 155 Washkowiak, Ken 78 Wasielewski, Connie 45, 143 Waszkowiak, Marti 39, 142, 143 Waszkowiak, Michelle 12, 22, 104, 114, 144 167 Way land, Julie 21, 22, 705 Weber, Norma 79 Weger, Angela 34, 96, 116 Wcger, Michelle 22, 97, 116 Wendt, Birgit 39, 109, 110 Wenzel, Mark 47, 97, 124, 137, 141 White, Errol 39, 136, 141, 146 Wieczorek, Kevin 47, 97, 119, 141 Wilcoxen, Leann 71 Willand, Betty Lou 83, 163 William, Fr. 1 Wimbiscus, Ann 40, 95, 100, 114, 142, 143, 144, 154, 156, 161 Windy, Jeffery 2, 34, 96, 103, 119, 168 Wozniak, Sharon 34 Wren, Chris 34, 116 Yattoni, John 40, 136, 146, 167 Yerly, Tom 145 Zeller, Brian 47, 112, 137 Zeller, Patrick 34, 101 Zur in ski, Cynthia 40