Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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I ■- ■ ■ ' ■ -- ' 1 mm r b ■ v r JL - ' P — - ' ' 11 r a | 4- T J V ni ' .S ■ 1 11 Da 1 •- . i ? SPIRE 1971 Contents Introduction Administration 16 Faculty 28 Seniors 64 Organizations 78 Publications 100 Theatre 108 Greeks 116 Sports 136 Activities 168 Underclassmen 178 Ads, Patrons, Directory 204 4g5j Belmont Abbey College Belmont, North Carolina 53112 Employing change as its format - Belmont Abbey continues to strive toward ■■■!■■■! I ■■■■■■iii iSSSl !■!•: HI iiiiiiiiiiiii i i ■ • i I i ■ ■ .| 1 1 a al laaa £ lil§ s The Pinnacle of academic relevance r - Regardless of the in telle etual and physical stimulation provide by novelty 1 W.XiU:. ' - v and the spiritual fulfillment fostered by abbey traditionalism- n. The Graphic significance of the Belmont Ofiua Abbey we know and have known HHN| , r. « £ - - -. • TAX Becomes cluttered by the banality of the familiar 12 ■ ' ■ ' • ■■ ' ■ ' ■ and the mere passing of time. 13 M But through it all we can rest assured that the abbey will be consistent in its progression regarding 14 that goal which lies deepest in the hearts of us all . . . SECURITY 15 . Upholding the straight line of tradition which is characteristic of nearly all modes of Abbey life is the Administration. Perennially achieving a large measure of success in their endeavors, this year ' s administration enhanced as well as embodied the righteous and conservative trend which they have followed in former years. With a firm but fair hand, they have guided the child of learning toward a direct road to Christian success. A DMINISTRA TION TM T W ■ Fr. John Bradley President ■■■ ■ •■ ' ■ A College or University is only as good as the people who coordinate their activities to make it a higher seat of learning. It is essential that the leader of such an institution should he as good as, if not essentially better than the rest of the human elements who join to provide the best possible education at any institution. Belmont Abbey has enlisted the services of just such an individual in the person of Father John Bradley, president of the College. He is strong and stoic in times of adversity and when change is to be implemented, it is he who organizes the fair exchange of ideas into workable compromises which benefit all of the constituents involved in college life, not simply beneficial to the one domi- nant force that governs such an institution. He is a mediator and settles disputes with a diplomacy rarely seen in such a polarized setting as Belmont Abbey. However, when there is a problem to be solved or a barrier to be surmounted. Father Bradley will act as a fierce competitor, searching for what is rightfully in the domain of the constituency he is fighting for. As an excellent soccer player at Oxford in the early fifties, he shows he has the initiative to persevere through any adverse cir- cumstances while still maintaining a cosmopolitan serenity which instills in others a profound faith in his judgement. Father John Bradley might be the beginning step in the long climb to establish Belmont Abbey College as an educational leader and innovator of worthwhile change. 19 Abbot Edmund McCaffrey Chancellor 20 Executive Vice-President Fr. Cuthbert Allen Mr. Louie O ' Gorman Alumni Relations Mrs. Mary Cook mm Academic Dean Fr. James Solari Dean of Students Mr. Warren L. Clark - r s 22 Business Manager Mr. J. P. Smith Vice-President For Development Mr. Walter Spear 23 ■■ Director of Student Aid Mr. T. IV. States Director of Admissions Fr. Raymond Geyer Pastor Fr. Blaise Plageman m lihiHr y £ 1 ...-. Registrar Fr. Francis Forster 25 Librarian Fr. David Kessinger Assistant to the Librarian Miss Leslie McNeill 26 HHHMHMHBBH ' ■ ■■ • ■ ■ School Nurse Mrs. Dorothy Shaver Director of the College Union Bro. Gregory Corcoran 27 The members of the faculty of Belmont Abbey College have an even closer unity than do its students. Where the students are often at odds physically, politically, or socially, the faculty exibits the fortitude which overcomes these differences. Through the use of their combined intellect, the core of learned professors attains a heightened union of collective mind and body which serves the explicit purpose of strengthening the quality of education. FACULTY The Accounting department has the responsi- bility of preparing young minds to function in a world dominated by the dollar. Ably directed by chairman J. P. Smith, the department shows the unprejudiced and analytic thought characteristic of such an outstanding faculty leader. He has a learned and experienced staff backing him, with the emphasis placed on depth and variety of teaching methods. Mr. J. P. Smith Fr. Martin Hayes A CCO UNTING DEPA R TMENT ■i Fr. Martin Haves The expansion of personnel and facilities brought the athletic department into focus this year. Under the capable direction of Dr. William Williams, who is as hard working as he is amiable, several curriculum changes were introduced. No longer must the sophomore struggle through a hygiene course. He is now free to explore a myriad of athletic endeavors from badminton to tennis. 1 I, J wlE H L ■9 m 1 V I V  ' M a Dr. William Williams, Chairman I THLETIC DEPARTMENT 31 Mr. Michael Reidy Mr. Ted Crunkleton 32 Mr. Louis O ' Gorman Mr. Stanley Dudko 33 g 3 i Dr. Gilbert Farley Mrs. Isabelle Hart, Chairman ECONOMICS BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HBHI The classic educational picture of Belmont Abbey lies within the ex- tensive confines of the Econ and Business department. Far and away the largest department when it comes to student enrollment, the Econ and Business department breeds within the true Abbey man a mind of economy plus a creditable knowledge of business. What a combina- tion! Mrs. Isabelle Hart is the extremely competent and confidant chairwoman and wreathed around her are the smiling faces and incisive wits of Dr. Gilbert Farley and Mr. Stanley Dudko. The meat of the Abbey is ground through the Economics and Business mill every year and what is produced sure looks different but tastes very much the same as before. 35 Mr. Stanley Dudko Fr. Oscar Burnett 36 ■ The Institutional Bulls and The Individual Bears Dr. George Herndl, Chairman ENGLISH DEPA R TMENT 38 The English department of Belmont Abbey College is, in the opinion of many, the best this institution has to offer. The variety of styles of instruction are vastly diversified, but all realize and achieve the same goal; that of an unequalled excellence in the presentation of literary knowledge. Because of the individual excellence of all the members of the English department, it has come to be seen in the eyes of the Abbey students as the most challenging but most satisfying major field of study among the entire spectrum of education which exists on this campus. Fr. Matthew McSorlev 39 Mrs. Jean Moore Fr. John Oetgen 40 ■ Fr. Sebastian Doris 41 ■MB History, one of the more challenging majors offered at Belmont Abbey, is characterized, as is English, by a lack of student interest. The Chairman of the Department, Father Anselm Biggs is extremely intelligent and one of the foremost historians in the country. Al- though his lectures sometimes are rather accel- erated, so is his process of thinking. In line with this process. Father Anselm has formulated a team of historians who present a varied but balanced account of minute detail, major his- torical trends and practical theories or method- ologies of life. With a superb historical education, the his- tory major at the A bbey may look forward to a development and growth which he can govern simply by using his memory to recreate history and place himself in the proper perspective in such a series of trends. Fr. A nselm Biggs, Chairman HISTOR Y DEPA R TMENT 42 Fr. Raphael Bridge Fr. Lawrence Willis 43 Mr. Francis Murray Madame Marie-Louise Rahier Chairman The Modern Languages Department, spearheaded by the educational fervor of its directress, Madame Marie-Louise Rahier. has always preceded the majority of the schools departments when it comes to implementing change. The progressive and liberal methods of education practiced by Madame Rahier and the rest of the staff have proved to be touchstones to the intellectual atmosphere incorporated within the confines of the Abbey. Variety is the watchword in this department, as a student can choose a major field of study in French or make the monumental jump to German. Spanish is offered. And who knows, it might become necessary for a new course in Vietnamese. Times, as do languages certainly change, and it is a refreshing one to see such in a department of such caliber. MODERN LA NG UA GES DEPA R TMENT 45 Fr. Kenneth Gever Mrs. William Lindeke Fr. Lawrence Willis 47 ■M Mr. Jack Hanahan 48 Philosophy at the Abbey has lost one of its foremost propounders. Mr. Thomas Enright was tireless in his transmittal of new ideas and new methods of thought into the naive minds of his students. Poor health has caused him to curtail any leaching activities and his untiring devotion will be sorely missed among both those who knew him as a friend and those who were subject to him as an instructor. However. Mr. Enright left behind a nucellus of philosophers and instructors who will carry on his work and probably surpass it. Mr. Ben- jamin Berry. Doctor Victoria Miller, and Father ' s Francis Foster and Blaise Plageman complete unified structure of philosophic in- struction. Although emphasis has. in the past, been towards the Thomistic philosophic view, the trend is changing, especially with the addi- tion of Doctor Miller. She tends to give the de- partment a more balanced view of philosophy. Her opposition to Thorn ism adds a healthv at- mosphere of friendly antipathy to an otherwise possibly stagnating department. Abbot Walter Coggin PHIL OSOPH Y DEPA R TMEN T Fr. Blaise Plageman Mr. Thomas Enright 50 Mr. Benedict Berry 51 Mr. Ramon Nusser, Chairman Fr. Oscar Burnett POLITIC A L SCIENCE DEPA R TMENT 52 Mr. Patrick Gallagher The political scientist at Belmont Abbev is in- hibited in a sense that the basic political views put forth by the political science department are sometimes archaic and extremely rightist in out- look. One who opposed this view tends to run into difficulty when confronting the major instructors. This is beginning for the first time to change with the installation of Mr. Ramon Nusser as the chairman of the department. He is a more liberal individual compared to the other instructors under his domain. He is attempting to change the politically stifling atmosphere instilled within the Abbey, and he and a large constituency of con- cerned people hope that his goal will be achieved. This goal, if realized, would instill in the average Abbey man an awareness of the outside world and in his confusion, he might attempt to act on an original idea of his own creation. Wit « KlW r    • Miss Barbara Sullivan Fr. Cuthbert Allen, Chairman SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 54 m The Sociology department is headed by Father Cuthbert Allen, a distinguished and in- fluential man for many years in the Charlotte area. Although having views opposed to the lib- eralized element of the school, Father Cuthbert attempts to postulate his own beliefs in a fair and unbiased manner and curiously does have an ear for opposition, as long as it is directed intelligently and founded on worthwhile prin- ciples. It is this atmosphere of regulated dis- cussion and controlled understanding which governs the sociology department of Belmont A bbey College and also characterizes the basic techniques used in sociological studies in the field. In the future, sociology could become a significant department of a growing and chang- ing Abbey. However, the sociologists which in- struct us must grow and develop as well as aiding the students they teach to do so. Mr. Charles Dils 55 Bro. Gregory Corcoran Fr. James Solan Theology in past years has been essential to the structure of the Abbey. This year, with the absence of chairman Fr. Jerome Dollard and Fr. Nicholas Balducci, the ranks of theological instructors are thin. When the two return from further studies, the department will once again function as a symmetrically moving machine. Father Lawrence Willis and Mr. Ted Hayes are extremely competent in the positions they now hold and are able to take up the slack caused by the absence of such a significant duo. The Christian fiber which forms the backbone of the Abbey as an institution is instilled too deeply in all who are associated with the Abbey for it to be dislodged by a shortage of outstanding professors of various faiths and various theories of the existence of man. THEOLOG Y DEPA R TMENT 56 Fr. Lawrence Willis Fr. Donnellan 57 Mr. Ted Hayes 58 The Science department is much too broad to be taken as a single department. The most essen- tial to man is the study of life or Biology. Doctor Juan Celicia and Mrs. P. A. Yonders combined their knowledge and teaching abilities to form a balanced approach to all forms of biological exis- tence. Chemistry, or that which analyzes the elements and their constituents, is directed by the knowl- edgeable technical skills of Dr. Joseph Matthews. Mr. John Hanahan, known all over the South for his geological rock collection and for his un- canny knowledge of geographic facts and theories, relates for the interested the laws which govern the constants which make up our environment. The study of these laws and facts are twofold and are known as geology and geography. There is a process which combines life, the ele- ments, and the environment into an ordered rea- sonable world of forms. The Science which gov- erns this combination is physics. However, physics cannot be grasped by a novice. A work- ing knowledge of the science of mathematics is essential for the development of the true scientist. Dr. Joseph Matthews SCIENCE DEPA R TMENT 59 Dr. Jaun Celicia Mrs. David A. Yonder s 60 Dr. Wins low Hartford Mr. Stacey U ' Ren 61 Mr. John Hanahan 62 Fr. Bertrand Paulson 63 The final act is always the most difficult. But in its difficulty is conceived a significance which is inte- gral and climactic to the entire structure of the play. It is this way in life as well as in the universal existence. After culminating four years of educa- tion, the graduate finds in himself a completeness which will bolster him through all of life, even though he must begin again, as a new initiate to the fraternity of life. Such is the meaning of the Senior year. Goodbye. SENIORS Ed A Hon BillAlvta Don A nderson Thomas Arthur John Bam bach Robert Bielat George Bolton 66 A nthony Borda Francis Carpenter Christopher Caver Bob Coyne Jerrv Cloninger 67 Thomas Colla Tim Connor George Coombs Robert Cranford Frank DeLuca Robert Desloge Robert Dineen Tony Dittmeier 68 Richard Easton Greg Edmonds William Fa Mike Fitzsimmons Patrick Former Sam Ferguson Donald Furman Jos Gallagher 69 Robert Gannon Ross Germano Joseph Graham Peter Green Charles Guida John Herrick David Hewelt 70 John Hoffman Albert Jacobs Chris Holland John Hudgins ir- 1 Mike Holley John Igoe Brent Jaquet 71 Thomas Jovce Charles Kelley Edward Lawler. Jr. Michael Lawler Lawrence Lenahan Luke Lenahan Donald Lomedico James Longo Tom Mac A voy 72 Bill Mahon 73 Greg McGrath Dennis McNelis Richard Newman Brian Noone William O ' Connell Waller O Leary 74 Fred Payonk Gardiner Pollich Joe Rielher William Robichaud Leonard Sodaro Brendan Soden William Sbrocco ( Jim Smith 76 Fred Stann Andrew Wanto Jerry Sutton Frank Taylor Mike Williams Regina Wilson James Wright Scott Whitehead Mark VanBuren 77 To organize one ' s mind is to mature mentally. Com- bines with emotional and physical development, sincere participation in organizations aids in the ultimate maturation process of the successful col- legian. Organization is the key to security although it may lead to a staid, regulated existence, char- acterized by consistent and blind conformity and an inability to apprehend, comprehend or even con- ceive of creativity or growth. However, used cor- rectly, organization can facilitate the performance of daily requirements and an interest in organized academic endeavors will help one to accept in later life the role of the doer of necessary actions. ORGANIZATIONS Abb e Arts Union A loosely knit semi-organized group of Abbey and Sacred Heart students. Their aim is to introduce cul- tural and artistic happenings to the Abbey campus. m ti 1 1 Jf Jj j J i:Cr '  S5 80 A ction Jee Bauer Keith Barron Dennis Chamberlain Dave Chandler J. P. Collins Charles Coughlin Frank Deluco Salvaiore DeSapio Tony Dilimeier Pal Frazer John Garvev Ernie Kelly Joseph Kolrosils Tim Lehan Kevin Lynch Jim Mason Paul McCormack Watty Neff Michael Perkins Bob Schepker Brendon Soden Joseph Taney Mark Thill ' Burch Zarcaro Fr. Blaise Pageman. Advisor Action is a word which depicts the personality of Father Blaise Plageman. He has been instrumental in the performance of many duties on campus and among the sur- rounding communities. Action also is the sobriquet attached to the group of conscien- tious students who have pledged their support for the ideas and projects engineered by the indomitable Father Blaise. The -Action- committee was responsible for organiz- ing the black community in Belmont to refurbish the old St. Benedict ' s School into a community center. Each weekend. Father Blaise ' s disciples attend the sick and the infirm at surround- ing nursing homes and ever so often there is organized a function which intermingles the inmates of Dallas prison with the Abbey students. The hand of Father Blaise is also felt on the Abbey itself where, as pastor and school chaplain, he celebrates Mass whenever possible in the dormitories, he organizes work crews, and is always ready to ojjer a guided helping hand to all who need and request assistance. -Action is the ex- tension of the spirit of Father Blaise into the minds and hearts of others who are also willing to help those less fortunate than themselves. Father Blaise truly is Action for what he accomplishes is worth considerably more than all the sermons ever Riven in the Abbey Cathedral. 81 Afro-American Union Jerome Billups Leroy Blacks Debera (Peaches) Coles Glenda Collins Ernest Cobb Jerome Croan Mary Ann Grier Ann Hardy Nat Hix DeCalos Martin Marleen McFadden Linda Ross Marie Todd Mike Todd Robert Williams Moderators — Dr. Veronica Miller, Dr. Salvator Inglese 82 Circle K Club The Circle K Club is sponsored, in cooperation with college officials, by the local Kiwanis Club, composed of leading business and professional men of Belmont and surrounding communities. Kiwanis does not sponsor this club in order to build future Kiwanians. The activity is part of the Kiwanis program of service to youth and com- munity. Ci rcle K fulfills this role by service to the campus and community and by developing good citizens of the future. Myron Bittenbender James Bo wen Pat Duffey William Ellison Tibbs Harris Charles Kelly Gregory McGralh James Rasmussen Joseph Riether William Sedberry C. Thomas Walden Andrew Wanto Moderator: Mr Stanley Dudko 83 WW ' ' Jj ■F i PB Iffl m UV Q 9 . ' i row |fc 1 m. ' - ' , a i ■ ' • : £8 F WSB P r ■ to ™ Mi - - 1 1 1 il 84 College Union The students of Belmont Abbey College and Sacred Heart College have recently joined their efforts in a mutual entertainment program — the College Union. The College Union regularly sponsors social week- ends, dances, films, lectures, the Friday Night Thing and symposia. Especially successful have been the major social events sponsored at Homecoming. Mardi Gras. and Spring Weekends. Increased participation and cooperation among students and faculty members of the two colleges could help to ensure the continued success of the College Union program. Both students and faculty have a mean- ingful opportunity to exchange ideas and to share their competencies as they organize and project entertainment, cultural stimulation, and educational growth, along with the purely recreational events the Union sponsors. President: Brent Jaquet Advisor: Brother Gregory Members: Tony Borda Mike Browne Marie Rabins kv Jay Briody Nikki Hornsby Jerome Croan Rosie Hudson Pat Duffey Jack Calaman Tom MacNamara Jim Lee Regina Carolyn Debbie Ryan Dan Loftus Dan Breen Jan McFadden Mary Akara Dorm Proctors J ' H Paul Corhley Ray Cowling Tony Ditlmeir Steve Frawley Joe Ford Kevin Hansen Jim Heffernan Richard Hoeffling John Hoffman Thomas MacEvov Brian Nonne Scott Whitehead Mr. Lee Roy Howard. Chief of Police 86 Cheerleaders 3 Ma7 S ol° D TnaPa,eUo dV ' ' CaUwett - A ™ G ««- Vinson. Paul Johnson. NUa 87 Karate Club Karate Club is affiliated with Piedmont Carolina Karate Kai. In 1970 three trophies were brought back from a five state tournament held in Gastonia, North Carolina. This year the club plans to participate in several matches with area clubs and to enter the annual tournament held in Gastonia in February. Ann Nelson Barbara Sanfilippo Peggy Walsh Jim Lee Gary Cassevah Jim Casseual Jim Simomi Richard Mikolajzyk Ron Carpin Robert Whyte Jerome Croan Bob Nolan John Murphy Greg Voit B. G. Hogan Ed Kasyan Anthony Yeung J. Michael Todd William Smith Bob De Muro Tom Eagan Mark DeLuca Tom Harmon Frank Farrell Don Lizolle Mike Miller Joe Kolnoski Paul Munning Monogram Club James Almon Ron Carpin Gary Cassevak Mike Connor Jerome Croan Bob Dineen Richard Easton Ted Eskildsen Fran Farrell Joe Ford Bob Gallagher Jim Harrison Richard Hoe ling Glen Howell Steve Komornic Jav Kosterman Dick Mazurak Joe Mertes Dick Mikolajczyk Jim McDede Jack Reilly Ed Ribock Joe Riether Phil Robinson Bob Schamback Bob Schellenberg John Szyarto Scott Whitehead Photography Club John Bambach Jim Lonergan Greg McGrath Butch Zarcaro 91 St. John Berchman ' s Society Patrick A tkinson Keith Barron Joe Breuggeman James Buttner Patrick Duffey Richard Herring James Mason Mark McKeon John Piat Jack Richford Joseph Riether Wayne Snelling Ronald Zick Science Club 7i The Science Club is composed of members of a prestigious and elite group of individuals on the Abbey campus, the sci- ence majors. In the past, the club has been graced by such distinguished people as Mr. Daryle Greuier and his lovely wife Au. that it seems the present enrollment will have a difficult task in achieving what has been performed in the glorious but not too distant past. Jerry Cloninger Joe Breuggeman Jo Beth Private Sheila McCrarv Roland Fall Mark Schulte Gary Farmer Jim Peeler Jim Bo wen Andy Boyle George Tanguav Virgil Steele 93 IS Student Government In order to foster initiative and leadership, a system of student government has been established bv the students of Belmont Abbey College. The general purpose of the Student Government is to develop and augment the general welfare of the student body and to be its political arm in its rela- tionship with the college. All aspects of Belmont Abbey College that directly affect the student body come within the scope of interest of this governing organization, which includes three distinct branches. The Executive Branch, composed of four offices, the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary, and the Treasurer, is elected by the student body at large. The Legislative Branch, com- posed of twelve members and headed by the Vice-President of the Student Government, is elected from the individual classes of the college. The Judicial Branch, composed of seven members, is appointed by the President of the Student Government. The Student Government has become a viable force on Belmont Abbey campus. It is a mature and responsible body whose decisions and recommendations are respected and enforced. It is a powerful organization whose very existence is testimony to the positive and progressive aspects of mature student leadership. Executive Board: Mike Fitzsimmons James Kraus James O ' Hara William Fay 94 Legislative Board: James Alman Tom Amman Joe Bauer Paul Corbley David Bowers Robert Cranford Pat Duffey E. Lee Fazzi James Farrell Sam Ferguson Joe Gallagher John Herrick John Hud gins Ray Inman Paul Kelly James Kraus Dick Mamale Mike Morriartv Mike Quigley Brendon Soden Henry Tetrualt 95 Young Democrats Jim A lien Dave Bowers Ernie Cobb Sieve Dettmar Vince Eck Richard Haiden Dave Howard John Hudgins Charles Kelley Mark McKeon Ellis Noell Chris Ritzerl Henrv Tetreault Mike Walsh Tom Walkins College Young Democrats, affiliated with the National Organization, was the only or- ganized political group on campus. The Abbey club assisted Basil L. Whitener of Gastonia in his unsuccessful campaign for Congress. Besides conducting a Belmont area telephone and flyer-distribution campaign, the CYD sponsored a noontime rally with Mr. Whitener as guest. In the Spring, members of the club attended State Young Democrat conventions in North Carolina and Virginia. Speakers were presented talking on such topics as Politics and the Media, Black Southern Politics, and Hunger in America. 96 Who ' s Who Every year a committee from the adminis- tration, faculty, and student body determines by vote the most outstanding seniors on the basis of the following qualities: excellence and sincerity in scholarship, leadership and participation in extra-curricular and academic activities, citizenship and service to the col- lege, promise of future usefulness to business and society. A short biography of each stu- dent honored by selection is published in the annual edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Robert Cranford Robert Dineen Michael Fitzsimmons Richard Hoe fling John Hoffman James Kraus Thomas MacAvoy Brian Noone Moderator. Father Cuthbert Allen Not Pictured: Brent Jaquet Richard Mamale -.: 97 WABY Selected, qualified students broadcast from the campus studios every night of the week via radio station WCGC in Belmont. Formats vary with the personality, ranging from mid- dle of the road to hard rock. Founded by Stan Norton. Abbey Radio has started many stu- dents on a career in broadcasting. Thus the facilities where modified to permit the jocks to broadcast to the Abbey and Sacred Heart dorms on a closed circuit basis. Ed Hagman Joe Havenv Ray Inman Kevin Kirk Paul ' Weal Kevin Hanlan Jan McFadden Mike Perkin Mike Patterson Wayne Rallis Garv I riz 99 PUBLIC A TIONS c . John Hoffman. Editor Joe Bauer Pete Brady Patti Capone Mike Fitzsimmons Richard Haiduven John Herrick John Hudgins Mike Quigley John Redmond The literary magazine of Belmont Abbey 103 ' m The Abbey Newsletter Late in the second semester an energetic group of fresh- men tried to Jill the void left by an elusive Contact. The publication which they produced helped to ease the cam- pus communications crisis by providing information, if not opinion to the student body. Editor E. Lee Fazzi Staff David Bowers Harry Creemers Mike Meyer Chris Ritzert Advisor Dr. George Herndl 105 Spire Mark H. McKeon Editor in Chief Anthony J. Borda Managing Editor Edmund J Zysk Business Manager Editors Mike Browne. Layout Mike Quigley. Copy Joe Rielher. Sports Tom Nolan. Fraternities Staff . John Bambach Joy Browne Bob Cole Jay Kosterman Pat McElduff Andy McGinn Greg McGrath Pete Miller Regina O ' Donnell Butch Zarcaro Mr. T. W. States Advisor This year the Spire staff was fortunate to have as its advisor Mr. T. W. States. He proved to be an extremely capable leader, but even his zeal could not overcome the inexperiences and typical Abbey apathv which plagued the staff. 107 ■ ■■■■■ ■■ ■■■ ■ ■ss LITTLE THE A TER Brilliantly directed by the Abbey ' s own nonpareil dramatist Father John Oetgen, these comical dramas were excellently portrayed by a cast who seemed to grasp Father John ' s emphasis on the serious side of life which is often masked by elements of amusement and sometimes pure enjoyment. Each playlet, although injected with extremely artistic humor had an overriding theme of seri- ousness incorporated into its very framework. 110 111 112 113 114 Robert A nderson ' s VOL KNOWICAN ' T HEAR VOL WHEN THE WATERS RUNNING Jack Barnstable Herb Miller Dorothy Richard Pawling Salesman Harriet George Jill Chuck Edith Clarice Herbert Muriel Directed by Fr. John Oetgen. O.S.B. Douglas Lang James Lonergan an Selfridge David Bowers Nat Hicks Patsy Conlon Jim Lonergan MelindaA. Wright John Bambach Ann Mayer Nan Selfridge Michael Xabicht Patsy Conlon 115 Dominating the social scene on the B.A.C. campus is the system of Greek fraternities which consist of nearly half of the student body. Perennially in the forefront when there is work or play to be done are our greeks — rushing, cajoleing, promising, running, ignoring, and above all, trying to achieve true brotherhood. Although not as influential as they were in past years, the greeks still manage to wield a mighty paddle against all challengers to their institutions of higher learning, the Abbey still regards the pinning of a girl as highly as the takeover of a building. Ideally, the fraternity system is supposed to consist of men who are honest and basically pure, who are willing to work, not alone, but with their brothers in a spirit of camaraderie and intimate friendship. More often than not, the Greeks pervert their honesty and the only thing pure they can think of is the alcoholic percentage of their Purple Jesus . They do have intimate relations with others, however, they are usually with the opposite sex. GREEKS Delta Epsilon Sigma Gamma Iota Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma Honor Society was established in 1959 Membership in this organization is an acknowledgment of scholastic achievement and a stimulus to further intellectual growth. Mike Fitzsimmons Donald Furman John Hoffman Richard Manale John McDonald Paul Starnes Andrew Tanchvk Father Culhbert Allen Father Lawrence Willis Mr. Stancey Dudco Dr. George Herndl Mrs. Jean Moore 118 Alpha Phi Omega Roger Addison John Bambach Joseph Burgoon Salvatore DeSapio Eduardo De Torres William Hatpin Bro. James Hyland Gregory Jezdinak Richard Keegan Thomas Manley Patrick Mc Bride Hank McParrand A mhony Pulcrano Paul Slarnes Joseph Taney Stanley Winner 119 The Belmont A bbey greek system has a one party structure 120 only one party on a given weekend can succeed — 121 that is ifthefrat ordered enough beer to keep 122 the beer flowing and the dateless waiters busy. Nevertheless — the heart of fraternalism is brotherhood for life . 125 Inter-Fraternity Council Bob Blumberg Ray Cowling John Garvey Marty Gass Kevin Kirk Ed Olsen Gary Sofia Fred Stann 126 Pi Kappa Phi ' Richie A rmstrong A ndy Boyle Charlie Bush Willie P. Childers III John R. Cottingham II Wayne Farris Martin J. Gass Marshal Hamerick Hudson T. Harris Kevin Hauser Pete Helow Bg Hogan Loring Paul Jones Greg Kusic James Moher Bruce Martin Terrence Nefos Tom Nolan Ed Olsen Michael W. Rallis George Seargeant Alan C. Smith Fr. Lawrence Willis and friends 127 Phi Kappa Theta Ed A lion Bill Barbour Jim Bott Bob Biclat Pal Berbakos Dan Breen Jack Cahill Jim Capo J. P. Collins Ray Cowling Bob David Bob Dineen Dan Donoghue Pat Duffy Greg Edm unds Ted Eskildsen Joe Ford Steve Frawley Mike Gallagher Mike Gallery Charlie Ganem John Garvey Ross Germano Jim Gordon Dave He wet l Penny Holmes Ray Inmann Brent Jaquet Tim Joyner Mike Keller Bob Kelley Charlie Kelley Bob Keogh Steve Klestinie Ed Law I or Dan Loflus Jim Longo Tom Mac A voy John McDonald Dennis McEnvoy Dennis McNelis Dick Mamele Mike Miller Monte Monteleone Pat Moore Brian Noone Dan Ollice Jim Olwell Neville Pearson Jack Remsnyder Paul Richard Frank Robbins Bob Schepker Bill Robischaud Bob Shahid Bill Sobrocco 128 Brenden Soden Bob Stache Frank Taylor Steve Troiano C. T. Waldner John Warner Scott Whitehead Paul Wilson Rick Wright Ron Zich Sigma Phi Epsilon ufl ■ •: ' . . r ' Marty Adams Frank A liolo Mike A lies Bill Archer Tom Arthur Jim Baines Loy Cannon Ed Cartoski Frank Carpenter Mike Connor Paul Corbley Tom Col a John Czel Spencer Dealon Frank DeLuca Bob Demur o Sam Ferguson Chris Givens Gerry Grote Charlie Guida Declan Harris Billy Hatfield Boh Hennessy Chick Hamm Danny Hoffman Jeff Kamm Paul Kiernan Boh King Joe Klpchinsky Frank Kurtz Jay Kosterman Fred Leone Donnie Lizolle Lance Ludwick Bill Mahon Mike Marshall Bill Martell Joe Merles Jim Miller Dick Mikolajczyk Jerry Mitchell Joe Murphy Greg McGralh Mark McKeon Joe Noble Kevin O ' Connell Walley O ' Lean- Mike Perno 129 Luke Powers Mike Powers Mike Quigley Joe Riether Mauro Ruggieri Mike Safchinsky Bobby Schellenberg Steve Scartozzi Bill Schiller Rich Schuck Steve Shukalio Jim Siano Gary Sof ia Fred Slann Lennie Sodaro George Taylor Mike Williams Randv White EdZysk Abbot Edmund McCaffrey Father Kenneth Gever Father Martin Hayes Mr Ted Crunkleton Tau Kappa Epsilon Joe Bauer Bob Blumberg Don Borguoff Eric Borysiewicz Bob Calholm Kevin Carey Ron Car pin Gary Cassevah Rob Cranford Jerome Croan John Crowley Fran Ferguson Ron Gagliano Casey Garvey Pete Green Mike Greenfield Kevin Hayden Jim Heffernan Rich Hoefling Rich Horan John Igoe Paul Kelly Kevin Kirk Dave Laird Steve Lang Luke Lenehan Don Lomedico Bob Lynch Mike Madden Tom McCarthy Joe McCauley Doug McEwen Paul Munning Rich Newman Jim O ' Hara Rich Picciano Tony Sessa Jim Smith Hank Sutter John Szyarto Mark VanBuren Father A nselm Father Blaise Mr. Dudko Dr. Herndl Mr. Spear Mr. Smith 130 GREEK WEEK! 131 The annual event known as Greek Week is held early in the first semester as a preview to the rest of the school of what to expect from their fraternities. In the 1970-71 Olympiad, Tau Kappa Epsilon attained the coveted first position. They cap- tured first place in the College Bowl, second place in the basket- ball tournament and an overall win in the Greek Games Them- selves. This accumulation of points rose them above their closest rivals. Phi Kappa Theta. 132 ■J 133 134 The entire week consists of a conglomeration of all the Greeks accomplish throughout the year. They first attempt to he intellectual. They soon tire of that and begin to shoot some hoops . When such endeavors are culminated, they round out their schedule with a good- natured romp on the athletic ft eld followed by a good wild party on Saturday night m 135 Sports at the Abbey have recently been dis- appointing. The spirit and incentive seems to be missing from those who are participating as well as from those few who remain in the stands. Al- though the athletic program is small, the addition of the new field house will contribute to the growth of sporting events in future seasons. We already have the beginnings of a swimming team. It seems sad that the Abbey should be so lack- ing in their sports program. What made the Abbey a worthwhile institution in the past was its ability to incorporate vastly different athletes and students into worthwhile, functioning units. To polarize a school or an athletic team is to stagnate it. This is what many feel has happened to the sports program at the Abbey. Something must be done to bring about a more intelligent grasp of the meaning of athletic competition, it also would lead to a more diversified and balanced structure of teams. spor rs WORSHIP] KET ALL R--00PNI TONIGHT WHEEL , iff ? ■i. ■ ■  8 Front Row Left to Right: Pat Fitzgerald. Jim Harrison, Joe Riether, Alex Kozak, Jerome Crone, Joe Merles. Fran Farretl, Rich Hoefling. Scott Whitehead, Bob David, Steve Collins, Mike Greenfield. Back Row Left to Right: Father Raphael (Athletic Moderator), Kevin Hauser, Paul Zambito, Jim Raminthal, Brian Murphy, Bob Schambach, Don Furman, Charles Hamm.Jach Reiley.Jim Almon, Coach Stanley Dudko. SOCCER 138 Despite the efforts of the esteemed Stanley Dudko, the Belmont Abbey Soccer team man- aged to compile an 8-4 won-lost record against some of the most avid competition in the South- east. Pitting their strength against such worthy opponents as U.N.C. at Chapel Hill and David- son, the Crusaders managed to speed through the season with marked if not consistent prowess. 139 ■ - ■-. . -- In some encounters they appeared curiously down but in the final analysis, they presented themsleves as spirited athletes who proved a credit to the Abbey tradition. Sparked by the accelerated offense of Robert Shambach and Doctor Don Furman and the defense of Richard Hoe) fling. The Abbey team proved capable competitors. 141 As before stated. Coach Dudko stimulated his players to rise to every occasion. As the impetus to his team ' s successes, Mr. Dudko was once more named Coach of the Year by his contem- poraries in the NA I A conference. 1 . ■? ' ■ M « . ' Abbey 3 4 1 Sept Sept Sept Oct. 2 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 2 Oct. 5 Oct. 5 Oct. 22 Pfeiffer College 25 UNC at Chapel Hill 27 UNC at Wilmington 5 St. Andrews College 10 Guilford 13 Erskine College 17 Emory University 19 Furman University 23 Davidson College 29 Appalachian State University 31 Pembroke State University Opponent 4 2 3 1 10 2 2 3 2 2 143 BASKETBALL «9   • « | _J£ V.-4A E POSITION NO. HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN Leroy Blacks C 33 6-6 215 Fresh. Jenkinsville, S. C Robert Breen C 55 6-6 270 Fresh. Pittsfield. Mass. Chris Caver G 23 6 no Sr. Aiken. S. C. Bob Gallagher G 34 6-1 ' : 185 Jr. Gastonia. N. C. Mike Gallery G 3 6-1 175 Jr. Florence. S. C. Glen Howell F 41 6-4 199 Jr. Williston. S. C. Warren Jeffords GIF 30 6-2 180 Soph. Lamar. S. C. Roddey McCarson G ji 6 160 Jr. Greenville. S. C. Jim McDede F 44 6-3 190 Soph. Scotch Plains, N. Richard Mazurak F C 43 6-5 205 Jr. Somerville. N. J. Phil Robinson F 5 6-4 170 Jr. Belmont. N. C. Mike Shannon F 54 6-4 185 Soph. Jacksonville, Fla. Bill Smith G 10 5-11 165 Fresh. Marietta. Ga. Basketball Coach - Louie O ' Gorman Trainer - John Knsiak The Crimson Crusaders could not come across with a winning record this year, their first in the new Wheeler Center. For many years, the Abbey was hampered by competing in the con- fines of the cramped Haid Gymnasium. This year, the spacious Wheeler Center was inhibited by the cramped style of play performed by the team itself. Led by their emotionally flamboyant coach Louis O ' Gorman, the Red Knights have compiled a remarkable record so far this season. This means we have equalled last year ' s win record. Progress is the most important aspect in a win- ning basketball team. 145 146 The most impressive thing to mention about the Abbey team this year is recruiting. Coach O Gorman has done an outstanding job in choosing the me n he wants to represent the Abbey. He has constructed a nucleus of participants that shall remain cohesive in the years to come. During the year, we have constantly relied on the clutch ball hand- ling of Bobby Gallagher and the tenacious defense of Jimmy McDede. Phil Robinson has shown remarkable consistency while Dick Mazurak has exemplified the poise and grace of a professional. 147 The coach seems to have an inborn sense of fair play as he never plays favorites and lets everyone play as much as he can. Mike Gallery and Chris Caver can vouch for that. Although Chris has sustained a knee injury which has unfortunately finished his basketball career and also classified him IV-F in the Army ' s draft system, he feels if he had stayed healthy, with the coach ' s help, he would have greatly aided the team. 148 December 2 Francis Marion College December 4 Pfeiffer College December 5 Erskine College December 9 Pembroke Slate University December 12 Baptist College December 1 9 Lenoir Rhyne College Newberry College Presbyterian College Western Carolina University Erskine College Pfeiffer College Wofford College Campbell College Johnson C Smith University Presbyterian College February 1 Catawba College February 3 East Carolina University February 6 UNC at Asheville February 9 Wofford College February 11 Lander College February 13 Catawba College February 16 Western Carolina University February 18 Lenoir Rhyne College February 20 Baptist College February 23 Campbell College February 24 Pembroke State University January January January January January January January January January 5 7 9 16 18 21 23 25 27 149 .-.«.,. -V . ' _ _ ' ' Tfj.v}! - ■ -■.-y . f .... , -:-:-St. ' rs tew 5 .r .« ; « . ' r i8 £ : --:■ . • - ' Jsr Penny Holmes Joe O ' Brien Rich Easton Pete Perno Art Willette Steve Komornik Paul Zambito A I Kozar Mike Conners Mike Hoover Joe Bates John Szyanto Ted Eskilosen Ed Ribock Chuck Moore Pat Berbakos Bob Rineen Jim McDede Bob Breen BASEBALL 150 The spring of 1971 has become the scene of the embarking of the Belmont Abbey College Baseball team, as it equips itself for a long and arduous season. These final months of the school year will be filled with the grunts and groans of straining athletes as well as the spurts and splashes of chewed and expectorated chewing tobacco. 151 ■:• ' : ' ■■•vivA-.;- . ' ' .! v ..$, ' • As it has in the past, the Baseball team will be directed by the masterful and intensely intelligent reasoning of its mentor. Coach Ted Cruckleton. Known for his ability to get along with a varity of personalities, coach Crunkleton, achieved the maximum of efficiency from his players by implementing them all with equal playing time, and by giving each member of the team a chance to make his own decisions on how to perform in an athletic contest. The coach ' s fairness and his intuitive in- sight pertaining to the fine points of base- ball has given to the team a polished pro- fessionalism hard to find among the col- lege ranks. 152 ' ' ■ ' ■■ -• ■ --v- i S -a l S l 77ie team is young and will develop possibly this year or next into a prominent force on the baseball diamonds in the south. With a forward outlook, it will be difficult for some of the more nimble members of the team to keep their cleats in the basepathes. One must look to the red clay and tobacco stained ground one stands on before he can begin to play flies up with other athletics. 153 Swim Team Harry Creamers Frank DeLuca Wil Doescher Fran Ferguson Jim Hartman Rich Hoe fling Kevin Kirk Mike Miller Kevin O ' Brian Greg Schultz Rav Shamback 155 The newly initiated swimming team at the Abbey will shortly be one of its great- est athletic assets. The aquatic genius of Coach Michael Reidy is shown by the remarkable conditioning he has produced within the individual on the team. Al- though somewhat overmatched in its first year of varsity competition, the Abbey showed itself to be a difficult and admir- able adversary in every endeavor on which they embarked. With this sturdy founda- tion, it seems quite plausible the prowess of the Abbey swimmers will gradually increase and in a short time they will develop into a strong contender in the underwater world of Southern sport. iIVtIqj Golf Ron Carpin Jim Lober Richard Mikoljczyk Mike Meyer Larry Bauman Dennis Inguagiato Sieve Scarlozzi Herb Palm John Goolsby Willy Liberlore Golfing at the Abbey has for many years been taken lightly by the majority of the disinterested students. However, at the start of this season, the present golf team hopes to change their image. With the proposed aquisition of a new course to play on, the Abbey golfers plan first to improve the overall appearance of their athletic position. Secondly, but even more important, has been the instilling within the individual members a sense of team play coinciding with their own separate development and maturation. This has been made possible by the keen and watchful eye of coach Father Martin Hayes. It is also through his efforts that the Abbey has succeeded in procuring the services of some very talented freshmen who will bolster the team by providing much needed depth. Some of the new additions show great promise and the rough seasons the Abbey have experienced in the past will probable green in to a smooth fair way of a culminating winning season. 157 Bob Schellenberg Jay Kosterman Pat Gribbin WaltJakowicz Paul Saurborn Mike Reidy. Coach 158 Tennis Tennis at the Abbey has always held tremendous popularity among the students as well as the facultv members. Since its inception, the Belmont Abbey Col- lege tennis team has shown itself to be a creditable and noteworthy addition to the limited yet functional ath- letic program. Coached by admirable and adequate Mr. Michael Reidy, it has become respected by nearly every Abbey student. Serving his players with physical as well- as mental advice, Coach Reidy also protects them from depression by volleying with any outspoken critics who happend to bounce within his range. The coach is alwavs straightforward in his methods and has never been known to be backhanded toward his players. This is most clearly evident in the style of ball played by his pupils. Intramurals Jay Kosterman Frank Kurtz Bob Schellenberg Mr. Mike Reidv. Director The Intramural program at Belmont Abbey had developed into an elaborate blend of widely differing sports which, taken as a whole, is an institution much the same as is the college itself Although the competitors keep changing, the rules which govern them remain essentially the same. 160 Dick Roadrunner Mikolajczyk Most Valuable Plaver m- t J! All Campus Football: (left to right) Tony Dittmeir, JoJo MacCaulev. Rich Schuck. Jim Naylor, John Szyarto, John Czel. Dick Mikolajczyk, Jerry Mitchell. Gary Rockecharlie, Mark Schulte. J. P. Collins. Frank Kurtz Dave Hewitt. Bobbv Schellenburg. Unit managers: John Czel. Tony Dittmeir. Dennis McNellis. Greg Schulti Bob Stimpson. Joe Sweeny. Mr. Mike Reidv — Director. 161 162 The Abbey boasts a participation of over sixty percent student body in some form of intramural sports activity: A spirit of keen competition as well as a sense of fair play are instilled into those who take the time to perform. The excitement generated by the competition also tends to relieve the tensions and pressures built up during the daily routine of educational life. 163 - Above all, the intramural program teaches one to work with others for the betterment of himself and all those participating. 164 165 The Wheeler Center Within its first full year of existence, the Wheeler Center for Physical Education has become the athletic hub of the Abbey community. It hosts the varsity basketball team as well as assorted intramural contests. There are numerous classes held in its confines, making it also an edifice capable of instilling men- tal development in the minds of the users of its facilities. The spacious swimming pool has been the scene of varied aquatic events and also has been the birthplace of the Abbey ' s first swimming team. Equipped with a weight training com- plex and many modern athletic innovations, the Wheeler Center has greatly enhanced the athletic and social develop- ment of the student who resides on campus. Through its presence, the athletic center has brought to the Abbey a greater program of sports which mainly decreases pressure and tends to relax the minds and bodies of its users. (Above) Mrs. Humpy Wheeler and Humpy Wheeler, Jr. listen as Coach A I Mc- Guire delivers the keynote address at the dedication of the Wheeler center. 166 Abbot Edmund, Father Cuthbert and Mike Fitzsimmons accept Keys to the Wheeler Center. 167 Encompassing the full spectrum of human interest, the program of activities offered at B.A.C. accomplishes the task of channeling the drives and enthusiasms of individuals into worth- while directions. Although sometimes stymied by sparse membership, the multiplicity of activi- ties presented on campus allows for the student a planned framework of steps implemented to achieve the fulfillment of ideas, as opposed to indirected enthusiasm which generally leads to frustration. ACTIVITIES FRIDA Y NIGHT THING The creation of the Friday Night Thing last year has developed in this academic term as an institution which allows for the regulated release of tensions and in some cases certain amounts of bile of the students subject to A bbey life. The encounters which occur rhythmically nearly every Friday provide limited enter- tainment and unfathomed opportunities for enjoyment. Achieving a modium of enjoyment in such an environment is difficult and must be cultured by a complete attempt of the individual to enjoy himself. If this method falls short of its desired result one can merely increase inebriation or increase the dosage of his mild hallucinogen. In any fashion, the Friday Night Thing does serve a worthwhile purpose while attempting to satisfy students and to ease the pressures of college living. LM, . 171 HOMECOMING Upholding a lime-honored tradition, the Abbey organized Homecoming Week- end for the Soccer Team. The Team responded by winning and Doctor Don responded by scoring the first Hat Trick of his career. Phi Kappa Theta came in first in the float contest which was the culmination of an exciting parade through Belmont. 172 diu CROW filled the void left by the elusive Allman Brothers. Providing note- worthy back-up music was FREE- WA Y. Many felt them to be the real stars of the show. The atmosphere was festive as the Abbey spirit evidenced itself in all recesses of the campus. Excitement was at an all-time high at half time as the Abbey led comfortably and Janice Krumpa was easily crowned homecoming queen. 175 LECTURES A ND ENTER TA IN ME NT : Credit must be given to the committee who organizes the lectures and entertainment on this campus. They are perennially lacking in funds, and their budget is microscopic. The members of the lecture committee are espe- cially conscientious but when they choose a speaker, sometimes there is a surreptitious change in who is supposed to appear. Every- one claims complete innocence. One could hardly blame the students. Why should they reverse their own decisions on who are to speak. The culprit must lie elsewhere. Dr. J. J. Spengler The entertainment offered on this campus is monumental compared to the miniscule amount of working capital the committee receives. This body is also subject to the skulduggery of gremlins who pervert and subvert the wishes of the very students on the committee itself. On the whole, the few lectures we have and the brand of entertainment are adequate to serve the needs of the majority of the students on campus and the committees who provide such should be lauded. There are severe limitations on the programs but pro- gress is being made. Dr. Richard Schechner 176 Ty Boyd, of WBTV. spoke to a packed house of interested Abbey men. His subject: the problems of modern communication. Messers. Camele and Margerison of Sacred Heart College and Ramon Nusser of the Abbey Political Science Department led a discussion of Revolution in America. 177 The collegiate underclassman ' s role is a complex one. While molting from an insecure youth to a fully devel- oped man, he must also be molding himself to accept his ultimate insertion in society. As his world rapidly changes from an advanced high school to a preliminary life course, the college student must learn to govern himself through the avenues of change which will con- front him at the crossroads of youth and manhood. Only through a gradual development, can the impet- uous and footloose freshman subject himself to the rigorous indifference of the sophomoric tradition, only to be confronted by the unwarranted confidence of a true junior. Through careful self-evaluation the underclassman should accept his various roles merely as steps in his development towards senior superiority and eventually manhood. UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Bill Arche, Jim Boll John C a! am an James Capo Kevin Carey Spencer Deaton Ray Cowling Daniel Donoghue Pat Duffy Art Duval Joe Ford Jim Frazer Frank Gannon Jerry Grote Marshall Hamrick Hudson Harris Kevin Hauser Bob Hennese Ron Hie gel 182 ittt Jeff Kamm Robert Kef lev Richard Kerr Robert King Michael Kfepacki Jim Kraus Lance Ludwick William Martell Christopher Mellage Jim Miller Jerry Mitchell Michael Moriatv 183 Joe Murphy Danny Ollice Walt Neff Mike Patterson Terry Nefos John Peck Joe Noble Mike Per no William Price Jack Reillv Maura Ruggieri Mike Safchinsky 184 Sieve Shukailo Wayne Snellings Melvin Shook George Taylor Jim Siano Robert Watkins Gary Sofia Paul Wilson Sophomores Terry Ellison Case v Game Stephen G afford John Garvey Kevin H anion Warren Jeffords Tom Harmon Jay Kosterman Billy Hatfield Rick Kiegan Pete Helow Paul Kiernan r 188 Joseph Kluchinsky Steve Lang Frank Kurtz Jim Lee T Donnie Lizotie Robert Lynch Dan Loft us 1 - - 1 Roddy McCarson Jim Lonergan Dan Mi Hugh Charles M aline y Michael Miller 189 Jim Moher Paul Munning Robert Mulder Tim Myers Ellis Noell Franklin Patrick Tom Nolan George Piasecki John Ruddy J ere R van Stephen Scartozzi Bobbv Schellenberg 191 Mark Schulie Tony Sessa James Simoni Mike Shannon Bill Smith Bob St ache Frank Valadez Joseph Taney Michael Walsh Randy White Anthony Y ' eung 192 Francis Joseph Farfour j Freshmen Roger A ddison Richard A madia Tom A mann Dennis Beskh Jim Bergmaier Richard Bottorff John Briodv Harmon Burns Tim Bush Rich Burke Wayne Callow Allan Cahill Joseph Carroll Stephen Collins Denis Deslodge Charles Coughlin John Driscoll Patrick Coyle WMard Doscher Harry Creemers Frank Duggan Vince Eck Steve Fabiyan Bob Egan Roland Fall 196 Lee Fa: James Fitzgerald Joseph Gerreiy Lee Gibbs Rav Gibson Pai Gribbon Joseph Hadel I Kim Hairfield Richard Harlow Doug Heretick Chris Inglese 197 Frank King Charles Janus Alex Kozak Paul Keany John Kusiak John Keaton George Laharraque Douglas Lang Steve Layell Richard Lareau Tim Lehan 198 Sylvester McGinn 199 Joe McGrath Paul Mueller Michael Meyer Tim Mulligan Pete Miller Brice Murphy Martin Moran Jerry Murphy Tim Murphy Frank Nunan ■ 200 William Peeler Tom Porzio Robert Peters John Rathemacher John Piari Tony Reeves 201 I I Paul Sauerborn Greg Schultz James Schwab Chris Ritzert William Sheanon Mike Shemgo Gary Smith Bill Smith Virgil Steele Joe Sweeney Henri Tetreault 202 Dom Terranova Tadashi Tovoda Mike Trabulsy B F Hilkins Thomas Wilson 203 A DS DIRECTOR Y NO SMOKING book prices are established by publishers STUDENT DIRECTOR Y WORLD FAMOUS OPEN KITCHEN 1318 W. 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Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC) online collection, 1973 Edition, Page 1

1973

Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC) online collection, 1974 Edition, Page 1

1974


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