Benet Academy - Archives Yearbook (Lisle, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1982 volume:

:■ e s LIEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRAR 111 if l lii Ml 3 1833 03585 9823 GENEALOGY 977.302 L689BA 1982 Archives Volume XV Benet Academy Lisle, Illinois ADMINISTRATION 10 - , jL- SPORTS . . ORGANIZATIONS ... 60 1 • kl iff ACTIVITIES ... 94 FACULTY ... 116 PEOPLE 132 Last winter, January through March 1981, remember Midterm, turn- about, basketball playoffs? But also recall Ronald Reagan ' s inauguration and the nation decorated with yellow ribbons as we welcomed the Amer- ican hostages home from their Ira- nian ordeal. While the class of ' 82 sweated SAT ' s and ACT ' s, the world gave us a nightmare of killings in Atlanta, the trial of Mao Tse Tung ' s widow and the gang of four, and Ruth Love as Chicago ' s new school super- intendent. Superbowl XV pitted the Philadelphia Eagles against the Oak- land Raiders, Britain ' s Prince Charles announced his engagement to Lady Diana Spencer, and Walter Cronkite told us the way it was for the last time. A winter of budget cuts, Reagan Red, El Salvador and a new TV show Hill Street Blues was chased by loyal fans through prime-time-slotland. April through June baseball, boys ' tennis, and track seasons, the 50 ' s sockhop, graduation parties, final ex- ams filled our thoughts while Jane Byrne moved from the Gold Coast to Cabrini Green. A nation, horrified by a troubled young man ' s attempt on the President ' s life, increased pro- tests for and against handgun control. Finishing homework during commer- cials, we saw Oscars awarded to Sis- sy Spacek, Robert DeNiro, and the film ORDINARY PEOPLE, and got up early to see Space Shuttle Co- lumbia launched. Adding fuel to the handgun fire was the assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. It ' s like shooting God was the stunned global reaction. As France ' s national elections brought Socialist Francois Mitterand to power, Bobby Sands and other hunger strikers made their supreme sacrifice for patriotism. A White Sox winning streak ended with a baseball strike and CTA RTA prob- lems kept us off the trains downtown as public transportation prices soared. Defense buildups and tax cuts captured the nation ' s attention when the President ' s bickering advi- sors didn ' t. Joe Louis ' death was mourned and Israel ' s increasing bel- ligerence caused anxiety. July through September, the sum : mer of ' 8 1 . While we relished our re- lease, manned summer jobs, and de- voted free hours to heavy tanning ac- tion, Sandra Day O ' Connor became the first woman Supreme Court Jus- tice. In Britain, Americans John McEnroe and Chris Evert-Lloyd triumphed at Wimbledon, as riots subsided in London, leaving the na- tion free to prepare for the wedding of the century. Here at home, groaning as the alarm went off at 3 a.m., we dragged ourselves out of bed to be video witnesses to the marriage of Charles and Lady Di. President Reagan ' s tax cuts were approved while striking Air Traffic Controllers were fired by the thousands. The end of the baseball strike carried with it the notion of split season and Sugar Ray Leonard defeated Tommy Hearns. As anti-nuclear protests in Western Europe and Soviet tanks in Eastern Europe rumbled louder, we made the summer profitable for Hol- lywood, flocking to see the likes of RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, SUPERMAN II, and STRIPES. Chi- cagofest and scandal involving Car- dinal Cody ' s alleged diversion of church funds to a friend pre- ceeded our return to school, football games, and sockhops. October through December, as we turned to Homecoming, football playoffs, and Christmas Drive, the na- tion turned to AWACS sales and Mid East turmoils. For us, the Rolling Stones U.S. tour eclipsed reports of huge budget deficits facing Washing- ton. The Los Angeles Dodgers de- feated the New York Yankees in the World Series while the Federal Gov- ernment diverted our attention with rumors of elusive Libyan hit squads. Ronald Reagan talked of winning limited nuclear war and attended the International Summit at Cancun on Third World Poverty. Wayne Wil- liams went on trial for the Atlanta murders, and Richard Allen, Presi- dent Reagan ' s National Security Advisor resigned over scandals in- volving his acceptance of gifts . In contrast to ON GOLDEN POND we pictured the honors of General Jaruzelski ' s martial law in Poland. The governors race between incum- PERSPECTIVE: 1981 REMEMBER? bent Jim Thompson and Adlai back upon 1981, we wonder what Stevenson began in earnest, and 1982 has in store for us, but only time Natalie Wood drowned in a boating will tell, accident at the age of 43. Looking 1978 to 1980 r jLJjr Mr. Brown — 1382 1382 Administration In his 18th year as principal of the Academy, Father Ronald Rigovsky, O.S.B. continued to lead the faculty and administration by setting annual goals and objectives for the Benet community. Father Ron has traditionally stimu- lated a family atmosphere by announcing a theme or slogan which spurs on an enthusiastic response at religious, social, and athletic activi- ties. On a regular basis Father Ron meets formally and informally to dis- cuss, encourage, and communicate with faculty and staff members. His presence and support is evident at all religious and sports events, drama and music productions, assemblies and award presentations. Ably assisting Father Ron in his duties as Assistant Principal is Fr. Hugh Anderson, O.S.B. Father Hugh helps in the daily operation of the academic program at Benet, stu- dent admissions, the maintaining of academic records, and the coordina- tion of faculty assignments in coop- eration with the department chairmen. We ' re One Big Family Above Left: Abbot Valentine Skluzacek, O.S.B. Above Right: Brother Columban Tro- jan, O.S.B. Center Right: Mr. Ronald Baum- gartner. Below Left: Prioress Charlotte Vesely O.S.B. Opposite Page Above Right: Father Ronald Rigovsky, O.S.B. Center Right: Sister Barbara Ann Svec, O.S.B. Below Left: Father Dismas Kalcic, O.S.B. Below Right: Father Hugh Anderson, O.S.B. As Business Manager, Fr. Dismas Kalcic, O.S.B. is responsible for con- ducting the financial and business affairs of the Academy. The important task of assigning and guiding the monks and sisters to staff and to teach at Benet Academy rests in the hands of the Rt. Rev. Valentine Skluzacek, O.S.B., Chan- cellor of the Academy and Abbot of St. Procopius Abbey, and Sister Charl otte Vesely, O.S.B., Prioress of Sacred Heart Convent. Counselors and Deans play an im- portant role in each student ' s life at Benet Academy. They aid all stu- dents willing to make an effort. The counselors run the guidance library, prepare students for PSAT, SAT, and ACT tests; they assist students with their choice of college. The Dean of students, Mr. James Brown, with assistants, Mrs. Sheila Jacklich, and Brother Edward, con- tinue to maintain and stress codes of discipline and learning. They aid in running the school smoothly and effi- ciently. Their jobs involve not only the students, but extend to the par- ents of the students and faculty members as well. iHiiiiiimiiir Sr. Agnes Ann, O.S.B. (Above Left); Senior Guidance Counselor. Br. Charles Hlava, O.S.B. (Above Center); Sophomore Guidance Counselor. Br. Kirby Thornton, O.S.B. (Above Right); Bookstore Manager. Sr. Im- maculate Bratrsovsky, O.S.B. (Center Left); Senior Guidance Counselor. Mr. James Pigna- tiello (Center); Freshman Guidance Counse- lor. Mr. Charles Schumacher (Center Right); Junior Guidance Counselor. Fr. Mel Uzdrow- ski, O.S.B. (Below Far Left); Librarian. Fr. Robert Buday, O.S.B. (Below Left); Audio- Visual Director. Mr. James Brown (Opposite Page, Above Right); Dean of Students. Miss Anne Sandrick (Far Left); Nurse. Mrs. Sheila Jacklich (Center Right); Assistant Dean. Br. Edward Aramasich, O.S.B. (Below Right); Assistant Dean. Staff Serves Benet No institution can run smoothly without the assistance of staff mem- bers. The Secretaries, Maintenance staff, and Kitchen staff provide the everyday functions of the Academy. Working all year round, the secretarial staff makes communication between departments possible. The physical appearance of the buildings is main- tained by a staff of men and women who serve as engineers, plumbers, electricians, and carpenters. Every- day the ladies of the kitchen staff pre- pare and serve lunch for hundreds of hungry students. Above Right: Mrs. Geraldine Bigoness. Above Left: Mrs. Jean Purney Center Right: Mrs. Lorraine Theobold. Below Left: Mrs. Anne Drumm. Below Right: Mrs. Ludin. rhe 1981-82 Kitchen Staff: Maureen Crabtree, Grace Chiapetta, Betty Dugan, Delores Neverouski, Helen Gage, Roberta Musselman Theresa hei. £3 he 1981-82 Maintenance Engineers: Cheryl Strauley, Bruno Wachowski, Sue Beatly. Charlie Wachowski, Greg Simpson, Tom Bart. Grizzly The Girls ' Track. Team — 13 1 :enf Rich Baumgartner, Coach Goforth — Sports L The 1981 Varsity Baseball team, consisting of 8 juniors and 8 seniors had a fine season which saw them travel from a first place victory in the Granite City South Tournament to their final game against Glenbard South in second round regional ac- tion. Lead by captains Brett Sko- nicki, Tom Shanley. and Jim Kapla and coached by Mr. Wiora and Fr. Ken, this fine group of young men won the first regional game against Downers Grove South before drop- ping to Glenbard. Outstanding team members in- cluded Jim Karafiat, Mike Keough, Steve Baker, both named to all con- ference. Kapla and Skonicki were also honored when they were named to all-area, while Kapla was named the Redwing ' s most valuable player. Special consideration goes to Dan Lifka for his 3 homeruns and Brett Skonicki for his fine pitching, which included 2 no-hitters. Coach Wiora seemed pleased with his team ' s per- formance for the season and looks forward to working with the veteran players again this year. Row 1: Dan Lifka, Mike Keough. Jim Karafiat. Joe Feldman. Jim Kapla. Row 2: Fr. Ken, Mark Jablonski. Dan Gallaher, Steve Baker. Paul LaScala, Coach Wiora. Row 3: Paul Kizior, Tom Shanley, Marty McGrath. Matt Dirienzo, Tony Freveletti. B.J. McCarthy. BOYS ' VARSITY BASEBALL Romeoville Glenbard East Bolingbrook Naperville North Naperville Central Joliet West Wheaton North Downers Grove North Montini St. Francis St- Edward Wheaton Central Addison Trail Granite City North Granite City South Kankakee Eastridge Manon Central Immaculate Conception St. Edward Driscoll M., i Central St. Francis Manon Quigly South Joliet Catholic Glenbard South Glenbard North Varsity Has Successful Season Above Left: A Benet Redwing rounds third. Above Right: Steve Majdecki takes a swing. Center Left: Mark Jablonski: ready for any- thing. Center: Joe Feldman, Tony Freveletti, Brian McCarthy. Dan Gallagher, and Mike Keough pose between innings. Center Right: Marty McGrath practices his curve. Below Left: Catching for the Redwing team. Matt Dirienzo readily awaits the next pitch. Oppo- site Page Left: Batter Tony Freveletti eyes the next pitch. Right: A confused Tim Hall won- ders who ' s on first. 21 Above: Trying to strike out his opponent, Tom Strange concentrates on throwing the ball. Above Right: A Redwing pitcher sends a fast- ball across homeplate. Right: Matt Dirienzo makes a crucial catch. Opposite Page Above Right: Ken Olp fires one past the opposing batter. FRESHMAN BASEBALL BA OPP 4 Downers Grove South 2 5 Bolingbrook 11 4 Naperville North 14 7 Naperville North 9 7 Joliet West fi 12 Wheaton North 4 3 Montini 5 6 Naperville Central 5 4 Wheaton Central 1 11) Wheaton Central 1 7 Waubonsie 6 14 Waubonsie l) 10 St. Charles 4 7 Romeoville 6 8 Romeoville 7 2 Montini 3 m !s!? S ■ -•  f - •♦ - - • -. ■■+• • :. -.-■: a Sophs: 14-0 Record Now that the former members of the Sophomore Baseball Team are upper classman, they can still look back on their season with pride. Mr. Nagis led this fine, group of baseball players to an overall record of 21-4. This is the best overall record that has been set during Mr. Nagis ' years of coaching the Sophomore Baseball Team. Their Conference record was a devastating 14-0 with Driscoll being the only team that posed any problem. The Freshmen Baseball Team was once again victorious. The team con- cluded this past season with an 1 1-5 record under the supervision of Coach Alvarez. The leading hitter of this tremendous team was Joe Kasko with an awesome average of .537. Others who contributed to this hitting powerhouse included Dan DeCarlo, Leo Demm, Andy Kerwin and Bob Sumeski. The two leading pitchers were Tim Strange with a record of 5-0 and Dan DeCarlo with a record of 3-2, and with a no-hitter credited to his name. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL }A OFP 2 Montini 1 6 Montini 4 X St. Francis 2 6 St. Edward 8 7 St. Francis 8 St. Francis 4 3 Immaculate Conception 3 3 Immaculate Conception 1 8 St. Edward 7 4 Driscoll 4 Driscoll 3 3 Marmion 4 Marmion Front Row: Mike McEneany. Jim Carroll. John Pusatera. Tom Wank, Steve Gallo, Jim Rozypal, Steve Majdecki. Lenny Gongola, Chris Raclawski. Row 2: Dave Lewis, Jim Radke, Tim Hall, Joe Stahl. Pete Jarosz. Mike Gray, Ken Olp, Tom Oddo. Greg Markarian, Mr. Nagis. Nelligan Goes Downstate BOYS ' VARSITY TENNIS BA OPP 2 Wheaton North 3 1 Downers Grove South 4 4 Romeoville 1 3 Montini 2 5 Driscoll 2 Marion Central 3 Naperville North 5 1 Lisle 4 3 St. Edward 2 2 Marmion 3 3 St. Francis 2 5 Immaculate Conception 1 Lyons Township 4 Boys ' Varsity Tennis: Front Row: Mike Green. Keith Incrocci. Jeff Johnston. Jim Grissom. Row 2: Coach Kane. Jeff Kayes, Jeff Nealon. John Landry, Paul Carmignani, Rick Greene. (Above): Keith Incrocci demonstrates his own special style. (Center): Coach Kane, otherwise known as eagle-eye. stands ready to return the ball. (Right): Mike Greene concentrates on re- turning the ball. (Opposite Page Left): Matt Frank shoots the ball across the court. (Above Right): Practicing for the next meet. Rick Rohr works on his return. (Right): An ambitious player sends the ball over the net. m$ U4- I J Led by Coach Kenneth Kane, the 1981 Boys ' Varsity Tennis Team topped off its season by winning its second consecutive conference championship. Led by singles titlist Joe Nelligan and doubles titlist John Landry and Jim Grissom, the team pulled out the championship by a nar- row margin. Rick Green and Jeff Nealons at second doubles and Mike Greene at third singles were runners up. Junior Joe Nelligan won his third straight conference title and also qualified for the state tournament when he won three matches and was seeded 18th. BOYS ' FROSH SOPH TENNIS 1980-81 Boys ' Freshman-Sophomore Tennis ream: Front Row: Paul Kim. David Rigali. vlike Flynn. Rich Rohr Row 2: Coach Kane. Jay Herman. Matt Frank, Steve Bintinger. Jer- ry Heidkimp. Tim Connors. BA 4 Wheaton North OPP 1 3 Downers Grove South 2 5 Romeoville ll 5 Montini 5 Driscoll (1 5 Marion Central (i 1 Naperville North 4 5 Lisle 11 5 St. Edward 5 Marmion 5 St. Francis 3 Lyons Township 2 The Benet Varsity Track Team finished third in the conference be- hind St. Francis and Montini. Although strong in the relays and field events, the Redwings could not catch St. Francis ' blazing sprinters. The 3200m. relay team of John Madden, Jim Eraci, Bob DeChene and Dan Gracious set a school record at the conference meet while the 1600m. relay team won as well. Individual winners included Matt Camden in the shot put, Dan Gra- cious in the 800m. run, and Doug Drabik in the 400m. run. Other run- ners include Bob Cahoon (4th in the 120m. high hurdles), Mike Sakach (5th in the 3200m. run), and Scott Sanderson (second in the high jump). Under the guidance of Mr. Fedinec and Mr. Stark, the Redwings hope to regain the title. Varsity Third in Conference si 1981 Varsity Track: Front Row: Chris Halaska, Greg Manganello. Bob Cahoon. Wally Block. Marty D ' Ambrose, and John Fitzgerald. Row Two: Mr. Fedinec. Andy Kovacs. Mike Seiwert, Rich Baumgartner, Dave Pavlik, Dan Burnowski. Dean Henricks, and Tom Marth. Row Three: Pete Schaub, Bill Brennan. Pete Baaske, Chris Marczewski, Mike Sakach. Steve Forsythe, Tim Harazin, Andy Aswad, and Glen Gavin. Row Four: Matt Camden, Joe Zeigler, Keith Veselik, Scott Sanderson, Doug Drabik, Bob DeChne. John Scanlon. John Madden, Jim Eraci. and Mr. Stark. ■ ' -- Above Left: That extra inch counts! Above Right: Mr. Fedinec waits to record the results of his team member ' s throw. Left: During afternoon practice, this shotputer works on form. Opposite Page Above: The hand-off is made by John Scanlon to his teammate during a relay. Frosh-Soph Recapture Title BOYS ' FROSH SOPH TRACK BA OFF 74 Downers Grove South 72 117 Romeoville, Lemont 62, 4 106 Marmion, St. Eds 62,47 117 I.C.. Driscoll 48, 18 70 Montini 75 99 Johns Buro, St. Eds 38, 33 fl § 1980-81 Boys ' Frosh-Soph Track Team: Left to right: Front Row: Frank Rodriguez. Lee Voll- rath, Todd Obmascik. Mike Wukitsch, Tony Avellana, Pat Lynch, John Bouzek. Mike Plese. Row 2: Brian LoCicero, Mark Boss, Don Shea, Ted Mazurkiewicz, Joel Manali- god. Vince Becker. Caroll Treacy. Mike Jaku- biec, Tony Gadzala. Row 3: John O ' Fallon, John Quinn. Mike Zoppa, Frank Fassl, Javed Aslam. Steve Schmit. John DeSitter. Ron Aes- chliman. Row 4: Justin Hlavin. Tim Domi- nick. Larry Boesso, Don Drabik. Scott Quin- lan.JeffNiekelski. Jeff Kozicki, Dave Wymer, John Wiesinger. Row 5: Mark Anderson. Tim Waldner. Mike McCann. John Talken, Jim Geraghty. Tom Mazza. Dan Christin, Jose,i Manaligod. Dan Burke, Brian Garvin. The coaches are especially opti- mistic after last year ' s successful frosh-soph team. Under the coaching of Mr. Fedinec and Mr. Stark, the Benet frosh-soph track team regained the conference crown at Marmion last May. Don Drabik dominated the hurdles to win two blue ribbons. Justin Hlavin won both the high and triple jumps. Other point scorers included John Wiesin- ger (second in the long and triple jumps) John O ' Fallon (second in the two mile), Mark Boss (third in the 400m. run), and the second place 3200m. relay team. A strong crop of sophomores is Be- net ' s hope if the Varsity is to regain the conference championship next season. Above Center: Vince Becker sets his goal. Left: John DeSitter perfecting his form. Above: Tony Avellana finishes the relay. Above Left: A tired runner reaching for those last few feet. Opposite Page Above: Two Benet runners dash toward their goal. Runners Take First in WSCC BA [08 11 Vi 84 97 9th pi. 10th pi. 95 80 11th pi. 2nd pi. GIRLS ' TRACK Montini Lisle, Rosary Downers South Aurora Central Catholic Riverside Brookfield Inv. (13 schools) Wheaton Central Inv. (16 schools) I.C., Driscoll Conference Meet Glenbard West District Meet (18 schools) Plainfield (7 schools) OPP 20 ' :, 16 44 30 53, 15 Above Right: A Benet Redwing jumps high over the cross bar. Above Left: During a meet. Cathy Malone psyches herself for the high jump. Center Right: From the starting blocks. Captain Margie Mulvenna sets her sights on victory. Opposite Page Above Left: Sue Byrne supports a tired Red- wing, Karen Palmer. Above Right: Handing the baton off to a teammate , Sheila Doyle finishes her leg of the relay. Center Left: Janet Klus and Marybeth Murphy fly over the hurdles. Below Left: Crossing the line for another Redwing vic- tory, Marybeth Donnelly completes the race while Lisa Harp and Margie Smego record her time. LV Girls ' Track: Front Row: Kate Scanlon, Lin- da Pecharich. Kathy Lambke. Anne Maloney, Erin Lewis. Meg Muller, Cathy Schlesinger. Ann Marie Weber. Row 1: Gretchen Pugliese. Cathy Malone, Rose Semioli, Liz Sobocan, Colleen Geoghegan. Karen Weber, Joellen Bechina. Sheila Doyle, Row 3: Coach Fogarty, Jane Jarosz. Margie Mulvenna. Sue Byrne, Collette Jor- dan. Kim Rice, Nancv Brachle, Karen Karen Kress, Janet Klus, Maria Pitocco. Ro 4: Bridget Hylak, Rosie Campbell. Therese Block, Catherine Camden, Joan Zaeske. Karen Palmer, Sandy Pecharich, Marybeth Murphy, Valerie Fassl. Coach Lewis. Row 5: Marybeth Donnellv, Erin Smith, Robin Lewis Jennifer McArdle, Pat Steiner, Cathy Fassl Jane Sacchetti, Jill Obmascik, Mary Coon Marie Shea. Led by coaches Mr. James Fogarty and Miss Stephanie Lewis, the Girls ' Track Team finished with a record of 7-0 in dual triangular meets. The team finished first place in confer- ence above the tough I.C. Knights. Jane Sachetti also qualified to com- pete in the Class AA state meet and placed 24th in the 400m dash. The team ' s success may, in part, be due to its attempt to bring unity through a team retreat and other various activi- ties besides practice. The team not only knows how to run, jump, and throw, but also how to celebrate the good times! Harriers Strive For Perfection BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY BA OPP 32 Immaculate Conception 24 15 St. Francis 50 21 Marmion 36 16 St. Edward 46 18 Driscoll 47 25 Montini 33 1981-1982 Boys ' Varsity Cross Country: Front Row: Ted Mazurkiewicz, Dave Lifka, Bill Brennan. John Purcell, John Talken. Row 2: Jim Geraghty, John Verwiek, Mike Plese, Another season is past for the Benet Redwing Cross Country Team. This year ' s Varsity squad got off to a promising start by immediately cap- turing three straight non-conference victories. After two losses, the team, with the assistance of their two coaches, Mr. Fedinec and Mr. Stark, were able to pull their pack together in order to capture six of the next seven dual meets finishing with a re- cord of 5-1 in conference meets and 9-5 overall. The Frosh-Soph runners displayed their running ability in a very suc- cessful season. After getting off to a slow start with one victory out of the first five non-conference duals, the young harriers were able to pull their pack together in order to come back triumphantly with a 6-0 conference record. One of the main highlights of the year ' s cross-country season was the success of the girls ' team. After winding up the season with a 4-3 overall record, the lady harriers moved into the District competition, capturing 4th place and qualifying for the sectionals. Below Right: John Talken psyches himself up for the big race ahead. Far Right: Wally Block and John O ' Fallon stride toward another Be- net victory. Center: Dave Lifka discovers the quiet solitude of running. Opposite Page Center: Taking a break from a strenuous practice. Erin Lewis and her team- mates walk down the field. Far Right: Express- ing his determination. Joe Schlesinger strug- gles toward the finish line. Fred Zaeske, Tom Pins, Dean Hendricks. Row 3: John Quinn. John O ' Fallon, Dave Wymer. John Wiesinger, Wally Block, Bob Cohoon. GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY JA OPP Romeoville 29 9 Lisle IX 6 Bolingbrook : i  3 Downers Grove South 25 9 Hinsdale South 20 2 Immaculate Conception 37 5 Driscoll 40 1981-82 Girls ' Cross Country Team Front Row: Dalia Maleiska, Anne Maloney. Erin Lewis, Carrie Jamieson. Row 2: Mary Pat Eraci, Marybeth. Donnelly, Cathy Schlesmger, Kathy Jamieson, Patty Berigan. Soys ' 1981-82 Frosh Soph Cross Country ream: Front Row: Dave Kropp, Ken Kris- ofek, Don Shea, Chris Cooney, Joe Morris- iey. Row 2: Jim Talano, Tim Tokar. Bernie Verwiel, Keith Andrews, Joel Manaligod. Row 3: Frank Fassl, Tom Nelson, Mike Kropp, Carroll Treacy, Dave Stowe. FROSH SOPH CROSS COUNTRY BA OPP 15 Immaculate Conception 50 26 St. Francis 29 15 Marmion 49 23 St. Edward 32 15 Driscoll 50 19 Montini 40 Nf4 ££ (Upper Left): Kevin Fitzpatrick looks on after a loss to I.C. (Lower Left): Rob Henert breaks for extra yardage as Tom Marth sets up a cru- cial block. (Upper Right) Rob Henert takes a handoff from quarterback Jim Knapp. (Center Right): With inches to go. Tom Marth breaks through for the first down. (Lower Right): Tom Marth confronts two Geneva defenders on a kick-off return. Opposite Page: (Left): Lenny Gongola sacks the opposing quarterback. (Right): Benet ' s offense plows through for a first down. (Bottom): On a second down. Rich Baumgartner tries for extra yardage. 34 Redwings Top Season Off With Semi-Final Appearance Despite their 9-3 record, the 1981 Varsity Football Team will go down in the record book as the first Benet football team to reach the semi- finals. Under the guidance of head coach Tim Cederblad and assistants Gary Goforth and Denis Moran, the Redwings posted a 5- 1 conference re- cord. Benet lost the final conference game to I.C. in overtime 6-0, causing a three way tie for the title. However, the Redwings earned the playoff berth. The Redwings opened the 4A play- offs against undefeated Ridgewood, and Benet chalked up an impressive 23-13 victory. Then, Benet blew by Rich South 24-0. This victory marked the first time any Benet foot- ball team has made the semi-finals. But Benet ' s championship dream was halted by the eventual state champs Wheaton North in a hard fought 7-0 game. The Redwings placed seven men on the All-WSCC team: Pete Schaub, Steve Hubona, John Lupori, Tom Marth, Steve Camburn, Tim Strange, and Rich Baumgartner. It was an ex- citing season for the players and the fans. n __lii !!!!!! • - .« .x„ . „ „ -,. 11 nn nn fFTTrt 1981-1982 Varsit Football Team: Row 1: Paul Gordon, Duffy Polk, John Lupori, Jim Leto, Jim Glimco, Jerry Heidkamp, Jim Konigsfield, Rob Henert, Tom Mazza, Jack Tucker, Greg Glimco, Dan Anderson, Ron Aeschilman, Tim Connors, Mike O ' Connelly, Dan Quinn. Row 2: Coach Cederblad, Tom Oddo. John Duvic, Steve Marek, Martin Madden, Mike Durkin. Rich Baumgartner, Tony Frevelletti, Kevin. Fitzpatrick, Row 3: Frank DiLeo, Tom Marth. Tom Wank. Pete Baaske. Mike Mazza. Craig Winter, Brian Meyer, Dan Burnowski. Doug Hamilton. Lenny Gongola, Mark Jablonski, Row 4: Tim Strange, Dave Lewis, Ed Lewa- niak. Vince Biskupic, Tom Girdauskas. Steve Hubona, Dean Rinaldi, Scott Quinlan, Jim Radke. George Anderson, Steve Camburn. (Left): Senior Linebacker Kevin Fitzpatrick concentrates on the next play. (Below): Senior Defensive Tackle Pete Schaub can almost taste victory. (Below Left): Touchdown! VARSITY FOOTBALL BA OPP 7 W. Au rora 20 Geneva 35 Montini 2X Driscoll 6 Lisle 10 20 St. Edwards 19 Marmion 7 21 St. Francis i.e. 6 2? Ridgewood 13 24 Rich South Wheaton North 7 Although ending with a somewhat disappointing season record of 4-5, the Frosh Football Team concluded the season showing improvement in all areas of defense and offense. The team pulled together under Coaches Brown, Stracco, and Boyer to win two out of the three last conference games. An exciting game against the conference champions had the Benet Redwings fighting for a last minute extra point. With a bit more experi- ence, the Freshmen Football Team should come back as a talented Soph- omore team. Sophs Champions Again 1981-1982 Sophomore Football Team: Front Row: Frank Krause, Tony Gadzala. Dan Brad- ley, Mike McCann, Jim Dunphy, Paul Sheehan, Steve Owens. Dave Fischer, Mark Keough, Dave Rigali. Row 2. Tim Waldner, Brian LoCicero, D.J. Wardinski, Mark Boss, Vince Pappalardo. Andy Kerwin, John Webb. Vince Becker, Don Long, Jim Long. Row 3. Mr. White, Dan Burke, Leo Demm, Mark Anderson, Bob Gordon, Steve Drennan, Brian Gorrin, Pat Lynch, Jim Cain, Joe Spina, John Burelbach, Mr. Schumacher. Row 4: John Bouzek, Greg Ganster, Brian Garvin. Mike Landry, Mark Peffer, Mike Zoppa, Fred Tad- rowski, John Kelliner, Tom Strange, Larry Boesso. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL BA pp 13 West Aurora 15 27 Geneva Montini 21 Driscoll 34 Lisle 16 6 St. Edwards 6 22 Marmion 42 St. Francis 21 I.C. 6 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL. BA 6 West Chicago 6 Montini Driscoll 20 Lisle 20 St. Edwards 14 Marmion 14 St. Francis 12 I.C. Downers North PP 8 34 6 24 12 38 14 20 1981 Frosh Football: Front Row: Jim Noonan, Steve Grimes, Tony Melchiore. Jim Cox, Mike Melody, Mike Rice. Bill Hennessy, Vince Solano, Kirk Rinaldi; Mike Duvic, Bob Spin- ner. Mike Soenen, Row 2: Mike Brennan, Marc Brinkman, Brian Hall, Bill Bentley, Pete Feeney, Kevin Kovach, Jim Puscheck, Brian Nullvesa, Chuck Keough, Mr. Brown. Row 3: Bob Rechenmaker, Mike RufTs, Tony Sendra, Hamilton Espinosa, Vince Cannestra, Rick Rademaker, Greg Jerman, Tom Swiss, Chris Shanley, Bill Pizzo, Mike Cohoon, Chris Lang, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Stracco. Row 4: Mike Anderson, John Kelly, Pete Strazzabosco, Mike Lambke, Scott Polston, Rich Wank, Mike Raclawski, Pat Geraghty, Jim Hensler, John Gaca, Mike Fitzpatrick, Rober Hamann, David Gardiner. (Not pictured: Mike Coburn) (Below Left): John Webb ( 44) steadies the ball while the punter aims for a field goal. (Opposite Page Below Right):Quarterback Mike Fitzpat- rick passes the ball to his wide receiver. (Below Right): A freshman Redwing charges past the line. (Above): Ball carrier Dave Rigali ( 25) tries to elude his opponent. ■ ■ GIRLS ' VARSITY TENNIS BA DPP 3 Downers Grove North A 4 Rich Central 1 4 Wheaton Warenville 1 5 Bolingbrook 2 Naperville Central 3 5 Lisle 4 Downers Grove South 1 5 Montini 5 Driscoll 5 St. Edward 4 Rosary 5 St. Francis 4 Immaculate Conception 1 3 Naperville North 1 1981-82 Varsity Girls ' Tennis Team: Front ney Bobosky, Whitney Bobosky, Robin Row: Mary McDermott, Kim Rice. Miss Kramer. Lewis. Jeanne Lambke, Robin Lewis. Court- Girls Take Conference The 1981 tennis season was sup- posed to be a rebuilding year for the girls ' team. Yet the varsity Redwings coached by Stephanie Lewis finished an outstanding season winning the Naperville Central Invitational, cap- turing both the WSCC championship and the Wheaton Warrenville district title, as well as placing eighteenth in state competition. The frosh soph netters won the conference championship and took two individual championships titles: Meg Sullivan at first singles and Hon- or McDonnel Michelle Leoatti at first doubles. At the conference meet, Varsity took all five individual cham- pionships. (Freshman) Robin Kram- er, (senior) Mary McDermott, and (junior) Kim Rice took the singles ti- tles while Courtney and Whitney Bobosky, and Jeanne Lambke and Robin Lewis won the doubles titles. In the district competition, which the Redwings won with a total of 12 points, Kim Rice and Meg Sullivan filled the singles spots. The doubles teams of Mary McDermott Robin Lewis and Courtney Whitney Bobosky qualified for the state tournament finishing first and second respectively. y v Left: Senior Mary McDermotl practices her forehand. Below: Another Redwing returns a serve. Opposite Left: Junior Kim Rice prepares a backhand return. At the state meet in Arlington the Boboskys completed a total of three matches. McDermott and Kramer reached the final sixteen before bow- ing out to the eventual fourth place champion. They then proceeded to reach the quarterfinals of the con- solation bracket, playing a total of seven rounds, a promising outlook for the years to come. GIRLS ' FROSH SOPH TENNIS Downers Grove North 2 Rich Central 2 Wheaton Wanrenville : Bolingbrook Naperville Central 2 Lisle 2 Downers Grove South 3 Montini 1 Driscoll St. Edward Rosary St. Francis 2 Naperville North 1 mm h. ft f$fll 1981-82 Frosh-Soph Girls ' Tennis Team. Front Row: Miss Lewis, Tracy Prentiss. Meg Sulli- van, Sarah Huber. Row 2: Linda Pecharich. Eileen Austin, Honor McDonnell, Michell Leonatti, Angie Ganster. Mary Stokes. It was no mystery that the 1981 Varsity Volleyball team cut a path of devastation on its march to the Dis- trict Championships. With five re- turning Varsity spikers, the team was quicker and more unified than ever. Besides beating perennial rival. Im- maculate Conception, to clinch the West Suburban Catholic Confer- ence, the Redwings, under Brooke Norman, knocked off such top-rated teams as Glenbard West and Lock- port. After falling to Downers Grove South in the first game of the section- als, Benet retired with a 27-3 record. Without its two senior All- Conference players, Captain Mary Burelbach, and Co-Captain, Karen Sacchetti, the team looks to its youn- ger players (including all-conference Carole Garrity and Betsy LaScala) to spark next year ' s squad to equal heights. Front Row: Jane Sachetti, Sue Walls, Beth Hurley, Betsy LaScala, Betsy Meyer. Back Row: Miss Brooke Norman, Karen Sachetti, Kris Soenen, Mary Burelbach Mary Carol Fledmen, Beth O ' Carol Garrit; Shaunessy. Varsity: District Champs Below Right: Mary Burlebach spikes the ball over the net. Center: Jame Sachetti serves one up for Benet. Above Left: A jubilant Benet team rejoices over an important victory. Oppo- site Page Left: Betsy LaScala makes a save. Right: Karen Sachetti sets the ball for her teammates. GIRLS ' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL OPP West Aurora Hinsdale South (1 Crystal Lake It Naperville North (1 Plainfield Bolingbrook (1 York 1) Riverside- Brookfield Montini Driscoll Downers Grove North (t Lockport 1) St. Edward (1 Naperville Central Lincolnway 2 Hinsdale South (l Naperville Central l) Rosary 1) St. Francis (1 Glenbard West 1 Immaculate Conception 1 Montini 1 Driscoll (l Hinsdale Central 1 Lisle 1 St. Edward (1 Rosary (1 St. Francis 1 Immaculate Conception 1 Downers Grove South The 1981 Girls ' Frosh-Soph vol- leyball team completed a spectacular season this year. The girls, coached by Miss Brooke Norman, had what it took in the form of setting and spiking ability to finish their season with a flawless record of 21 and 0. An excit- ing win over I.C. in the Redwings ' final game was the zenith of the sea- son, and made the girls conference champs. The team ' s will to win com- bined with the good coaching of Miss Norman was the key to their success. The girls and their coach have a lot to be proud of and a good foundation to build on for the future. _ i- A Spectacular Season Front Row: Patty Mines. Sandy Hamilton, Margaret Feldman, Sandee Gonda. Karyn Sharon Etzkorn. Vicki Koplonski. Sue Kozlowski. Linda Babaniss, Beth Campana. Fedinec. Back Row: Miss Brooke Norman. Erin Smith. Sally Gonda. Golfers Advance to Sectionals Under their new coach, Mr. Nagis, the 1981 Golf team had a spectacular season. Led by seniors Tim Berry, Joe Feldman, Dan Gallaher, and John Trimberger, the team drove to conference and district cham- pionships, falling 4 strokes short of the sectional championship. Indi- viduals made excellent showings at these meets as Berry took 1 st place in conference, Feldman 3rd, freshman Dominic Camden 4th, and Trimber- ger 5th. At district, Gallaher, Cam- den and Berry placed 2nd, and 4th respectively. Home course for both varsity and frosh-soph team was Woodridge and frosh-soph com- pleted a 5-1 conference season, plac- ing 2nd in the conference meet. Standout frosh-soph players were Camden, Ed Wondrasek and Marty Mann. 1981 Varsity Golf Boys ' Team: Front Row: John Pins, Don Gallaher, Tim Berry, Pete Sojka. Row 2: Joe Feldman, John Trimberger. Paul Camden, Mike Bagly, Mr. Nagis. W Above: Joe Feldman lines up his shot. Below: John Trimberger concentrates on sinking his putt. 1981 Frosh-Soph Golf: Front Row: Steve Christ. Row 2: Andy LaScala, Ed Wondrasek. Row 3: Mike Flynn, Greg Gaumond. Marty Mann. Row 4: Mr. Nagis. Jeff Hammond, Steve Bintinger, Dominick Camden. Each day the 1981 Girls ' Swim Team trudged over to the Illinois Be- nedictine College pool to practice for what resulted in a successful season. The team ' s coach, Mrs. Toni Baum- gartner, found the year ' s members the strongest seen in years. Junior Beth Kelliher, a 50 yard freestyler, competed in the state meet and placed 16th out of the 40 girls in her event. The team accumulated a num- ber of trophies, sending 1 1 girls to District competition, and since the team is fairly young, the potential next season seems limitless. Girls: A Building Season The 1981-1982 Varsity Girls ' Swim Team: Front Row: Chris Swiss, Cindy Rauckhorst, Lynne Haumann. Rosemary Hackett. Shelia McNabb. Row 2: Ellen Schmidt, Cathy Cam- den. Marie Shea, Amy Senne. Row 3: Jame Richart. Daren Schmidt, Donna Hahn. Liz Susina, Tracey Mikutis. Sharon Drumm. Mrs. Baumgartner. Row 4: Beth Kelliher. Patty Baumgartner, Deanna Siddall, Jennifer Vese- lik, Ellen Zaeske, Megan Walsh, Karen Severyns, Jane Peot, Cathy Malone, Regina Peot. Above Right: The girls psyche themselves for the impending meet with a shout of Mary Queen of Victory, Pray for Us! Center Right: Lisa Marth and Amy Senne enjoy the meet from poolside. Below Left: The JV team prac- tices relays at the I. B.C. pool. 46 Junior Varisty Swimming: Front Row: Mary Coon, Amy Hoff. Jill Sanderson, Jane Raukhorst, Jan Spring. Row 2: Janet Spokas. Peggy Jacklich. Lisa Kosico, Andrea Markely. Mary Benway. Lexie Heiber. Row 3: Mrs. Baumgartner. Joanna Galvin. Kim Kramp, Katie Sullivan. Erin Sweeney. Nancy McMa- hon, Michele Capdevielle. Deidra Druktenis., Stephanie Krug. Shelia Doolen. Regina Peot. Row 4: Molly Stachmik, Sue Campbell, Christ Roy, Mary HarJess, Erin Hazelton. Lise Marth. Anne Moran. Cathy Tempestini. Laura. Wermes. Lisa Hemza. BOYS ' VARSITY SWIMMING Boys ' Varsity Swimming 1981-1982: (Front Row): Brian McCarthy, Greg Weizeorick, Re- nado Imana, Phil McCarthy. Vince Salano. (Row 2): Chris Breen, George Anderson, Jay Stewart. Mike Ginocchio. Rich Biederman, Boys ' Swimming had its most suc- cessful season this year, finishing with a record of 9-5. Coached by Mr. Brad Baumgartner, Mr. John Lane, and Mrs. Baumgartner, the Red- wings were led by senior co-captain Fred Zeski and Mike Ginnocchio. The team, which placed 2nd in the Shamrock relays, found strong fresh- man talent in Tom Swis, who set a new 100 meter breastroke record, Mark Raschke, Jim Talano, and Rob Engles, while returning junior John Hachett captured both the 50M and 200M free records. Senior Brian McCarthy set both the 500 free re- cord and 200 IM record. Other new record setters this season include the medley relay team of Weizorick, Walter Nachett, and Glimco, and in exhibition, the 400 free relay team of George Anderson, Mike Ginnocchio, Chuck Steele and Jay Shewart with a time of 3:11.69. Divers for this year ' s team were Vince Salano and Kevin Kilb. Bob Greene. Joe Hantsch, Fred Zaeske. Rich Walther. (Back Row): John Hackett, Chuck Steele, Bill Sima, Mark Anderson, Tom Swiss. Kevin Kille, Tom Loronzin, Rob Engels, Greg Glimco, Coach Brad Baumgartner. A Season of Records HA OPP 56 Downers Grove South 119 74 York 95 94 West Chicago 77 120 Morton East 52 72 West Aurora 99 lid Ottawa 56 75 St. Viator 97 123 Elmwood Park 29 90 St. Patrick so 58 Marmion III 109 Notre Dame 55 100 Waubonsie Valley 71 99 Morris 74 102 Elgin Larkin 70 FROSH SOPH SWIMMING BA OPP 63 Downers Grove South 102 54 York 71 74 West Chicago 52 76 Morton East 80 67 West Aurora 45 72 Ottawa 15 66 St. Viator 87 75 Elmwood Park 49 49 St. Patrick 92 57 Marmion 103 84 Notre Dame 64 80 Elgin Larkin 38 1981-82 Boys ' Frosh-Soph Swimming Team: (Front Row): Mike Hansen, Dave Kropp. Bob Karkowska, Scott Stading. (Back Row): Mike Cabana, Chris McCarthy. Mike McCarthy. Marty Smith, Coach Brad Baumgartner. Furthering the winning tradition, the Varsity Basketball Team once again took 1st place in the W.S.C.C. with a perfect record of 11-0 and an overall record of 26-3. Under the skillful direc- tion of Mr. Bill Geist and assistants Mr. Joe Kilbride and Mr. Ken Leszczynski, the Redwings continued their confer- ence winning streak of 74 games. The team took 3rd place in the Glenbard West Tournament and made it to the quarter finals of the Provioso West Tournament. By the Associates Press Poll, the Redwings were ranked fif- teenth of the Class AA teams in the state of Illinois. According to Coach Geist, this year ' s schedule had been one of the toughest in the school ' s his- tory. .4 -- r f W Only the Beginning Boys arsity Basketball: (Front Row): Chuck Nelligan. Bill Kowalski, Dan Gallagher. (Back 63 Aeschhman. Ken Olp. Don Drabik, Chack Row): Coach Geist. Steve Derks Justin Hla Van Eekeren. Steve O ' Neil. Tim Campbell, vin. Matt Moser. John McLaughlin Jim Dean Fenton . (Center Row): M.ke Bagley. O ' Shaunghnessy. Chris Wnght. Dave Sulli- John Bajusz. Scott Veselik, Pat Collins, Joe van. Coach Leszczynski. BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL OPP Lane Tech. 43 De La Salle 61 Wheaton North 33 Montini 47 Buffalo Grove 60 Driscoll 41 St. Ed ' s 33 Libertyville 51 King (win by forfeit) 60 Marmion 42 St. Francis 31 Immaculate Conception 39 Naperville North 52 Downers Grove South 43 Driscoll 53 St. Ed ' s 41 Marmion 45 St. Francis 29 Wheaton Central 45 Immaculate Conception 31 St. Patrick 63 Montini 53 r - - - - r (Upper Left): John Bajusz is all alone on a fast break. (Upper Middle): Matt Moser guides the ball toward the basket. (Upper Right): John McLaughlin gets the basket and the foul. (Middle Left): Chris Wright scores two from the baseline. (Middle): Chris Wright begins his move for the bas- ket. (Lower Left): Dan Gallaher breaks the press. (Lower Left:) Jim O ' Shaughnessy finds the range. (Upper Left): Jim O ' Shaughnessy leaps for an easy basket. Lower Middle): Scott Veselik looks for a shot. (Upper Right): Pat Collins jumps for a loose ball. (Lower Right): Matt Moser drives past his opponent. (Oppo- site Page Upper Left): Jim O ' Shaughnessy skys for two points. (Lower Left): Pat Collins passes to a teammate. (Upper Middle): Steve Derks and Joe Nelligan fight for a rebound. (Middle): Dan Gallager dribbles around a pick by Matt Moser. (Lower Middle): Congratulations for the Redwings after another victory. (Upper Right): Jim O ' Shaughnessy pulls down a re- bound. (Lower Right): Pat Collins leads the Redwings onto the court. In his thirteenth year of coaching, Bill Geist took his Redwings to Champaign after winding up a suc- cessful 1981-82 season with an Elite- Eight status. After winning both the regional and sectional tournaments, the team travelled to the DeKalb Su- persectional to take on the Rockford Boylan Titans. Finishing their season with an overall record of 26-3, the Redwings conquered the Titans at Northern Illinois University ' s Assembly Hall 56-43. Setting their sights on the Class AA State Tournament, the Redwings, followed by hundreds of fans, travelled to Champaign to take on tournament-favorite Quincy. In a Friday night quarter-final game, the Redwings proved their strength matching the Quincy Blue Devils. However, Quincy ' s talented players and a 63 game winning streak out- lasted the Redwings, and they pulled ahead in the final quarter. The Red- wings were defeated by Quincy 65- 45. The team was greeted by faculty and students in a Monday morning pep-rally honoring their players for attaining the Elite-Eight status and for playing a wonderfully exciting season. %nt The Road to Champaign We turned out in droves for March Madness games, screaming Moser! Moser! ; Osh! ; Collins! Collins! P.C. ' ; Juice! ; and Big Mack Attack! in honor of our starting five. Basketball fans crawled out of the woodwork and parents stood to see the games; their enthusiasm sparked our cries of Defense! Defense! During the regional final game against Naperville North, we per- fected our new Whoosh-Face! as the Wings sank 21 perfect free throws. From there we cheered the team on to victories over West Au- rora, Glenbard North, and Rockford Boylan as they earned their passage to the Elite-Eight and Assembly Hall. But we had known from the begin- ning — had shouted Where ' re we goin ' ? State! State! since Naper- ville Central. And finally we were there, surviving long bus rides and frantic searches for lodgings near Cham- paign, battling it out with the Quincy fans. Watching their disjointed attempts at Whoosh, we nudged each other as if to say — now the originators are here — Here ' s how it ' s done! As fans we gave our all, as a team they gave their all. And then there was the last chant — We are proud of you, say, we are proud of you! Sweet Sixteem Elite-Eight In the second year of his coaching, Mr. Joe Kilbride led the Sophomore Basketball Team to an overall record of 19-2 and a conference record of 10-2, achieving a second place con- ference position in the process. This year ' s exciting season included such triumphs as first place in the Wheaton-Warrenville tournament and the defeat of Chicago Catholic League ' s previously undefeated St. Pat ' s. The team ' s post season will revolve around the Wheaton Central tournament where the Redwings are seded first. Sophs First in Tournament BA OPP 54 Wheaton North 33 hi Montini 49 w Buffalo Grove 46 65 Driscoll 46 73 St. Ed ' s 4h 71 Bolingbrook 58 65 Westmont 62 48 Joliet West 38 hi Marmion 34 69 St. Francis 46 35 Immaculate Conception 52 59 Maperville North 39 50 Downers Grove South 4 ' - hi Driscoll 45 4 St. Ed ' s 51 50 Marmion 41 Boys ' Soph Basketball: Front row: Jim Karl. Kurt Feil. John Kelliher. Karl Ellenson. Phil Hurley. Andy LaScala Back row: Mr. Kil- bride, Tom Hayes. Brian Hazelton. Bob Sumoski. Don Jacklich. Mike Taylor. Mark Nick Competently directed by their first ' ear coach, Mr. John Pfeiffer, this ' ear ' s freshmen basketball team naintained a 17-4 record to hold first )lace in the West Suburban Catholic Conference. The team ' s four losses )ccurred when they succumbed to vlount Carmel, Fenwick and twice to NSCC rival IC. Led by such players is Tom Collins, Tom Mahoney, )oug Le Fevre, Dominic Camden, ind John Watlelet, the team over- :ame the loss of guard Tim Gallaher B the Christmas tournament to com- plete their extremely successful sea- on. Post season play for the frosh agers consisted of their participa- ion in various tournaments. Fresh Talent (Lower Left): Doug Le Fevre battles strongly for the rebound. (Lower Center): Tom Mahoney shoots for the bonus point. (Lower Right): John Wattelet prepares to drive for the basket during a scrimmage. (Center): Tom Lorr goes up to take the rebound. BOYS ' FROSH BASkl IBALI. Joys ' Frosh Basketball Back Row: Tim Gallah- er, Dave Gardiner. Tom Mahoney. Bill Rus- iell, Mike Rutkowski, Dominic Camden, ' acky Geraghty, Pete Flowers. Mr. Pfeiffer, oe LeCompte Middle row: John Wattelet, Tom Collins, Joe Weber. Chris Cooney. Marty Augustyn, Mike Rice, Kevin Doyle Front row: Chris Shanley, Mike Banas. Chris Lang. Doug LeFevre. Tom Lorr, Mike Vaughn BA OPP 42 Wheaton North 28 60 Montini 38 45 Driscoll 34 54 St. Edward 39 37 Marmion 31 f,h St. Francis 34 72 Lisle :i 39 Fenwick 49 29 Mt. Carmel 40 52 St. Ignatius 29 45 IC. 59 44 Montini 42 48 Driscoll 30 41 Batabia 25 39 Glenbard West 36 42 i.e. 57 56 St. Patrick 41! 42 Glenbard West 43 55 Wheaton North 35 The Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team, coached for the 3rd year by Mr. Nagis captured first place in con- ference, dropping only one game to IC in the process. The Redwings, with a record of 13-5 brought home a first place trophy from the Naperville North Tournament. Several players were named to the All Conference Team, including juniors Judy Bray, Bridget Hylak, and Jane Sacchetti, while senior Laura Heroux was awarded an honorable mention. The team, consisting of two seniors, Laura Heroux and Bernadette O ' Malley, 9 juniors and 2 sopho- mores based their playing ability on speed to compensate for their lack of height. The team ' s youth promises to return next year for a more exciting season. Girls ' Varsity Basketball: Back Row Left to Right: Mr. Nagis. Mary Carol Feldmen. Jen- nifer Augustyn, Joellen Beehina. Bridgette Hylak, Beth O ' Shaughnessy. Betsy LaScala, Diane McGuffy Front Row: Colette Jordan. Erin Smith. Judv Brav. Karen Weber. Ber- nadette O ' Mally, Jane Sacchetti, Laura Heroux Juniors Make All Conference v Girls ' Varsity Basketball BA OPP 44 Downers Grove South 48 43 Aurora East 55 43 Yorkville 55 6X Oswego 38 68 Morris 33 49 Wheaton Central 54 51 Batavia 34 52 Bolingbrook 55 17 Naperville North 34 HO Rosary 27 7? St. Francis 28 4(1 i.e. 37 63 Montini 46 54 Driscoll 42 67 St. Edwards 54 63 Rosary 15 47 St. Francis 23 54 Hinsdale South 52 (Left): Beth O ' Shaughnessy tries for a shot. (Center): Judy Bray brings the ball down court. (Above Right): Jenny Augustyn: right on target. (Above Left): Judy Bray dodges her opponent. (Opposite Page): (Above Right): Judy Bray keeps the ball away from Montini. (Above Left): Jenny Augustyn scores two. Mr. Paul ' s frosh-soph girls finished a highly successful season capturing another conference title. The team, composed of 7 freshmen and 6 sopho- mores, dropped only one game and placed 3rd in the Naperville North Invitational. Emphasis for the year was placed on passing and moving the ball around. Starters on this stand-out team included Mary Mar- garet Eraci, Rose Baumann, Jenny McCardle, Ellen Fuster, and Sally Gonda. Girls ' Frosh-Soph Basketball Back row: (Left to Right) Mr. Peter Paul, Beth Campana, Rose Bauman, Patty Berrigan, Ellen Fuster, Jackie Wahtch, Karen Koslawski. Kathleen Jamison Sally Gonda, Margaret Feldmen, Marybeth Front Row: Jennifer McArdle. Rose Semioli. Eraci, Mary Margaret Eraci. Colette O ' Mally Underclassmen Dribble to Success GIRLS ' FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL BA OPP 26 Downers Grove South 20 32 East Aurora 30 25 Driscoli 29 38 Wheaton Central 1 ' ) 30 Batavia 31 24 Bolingbrook 16 14 Naperville North 29 60 Rosary 17 25 St. Francis 12 37 i.e. 2S 50 Montini 18 32 Driscoli 28 47 St. Edwards 2(1 64 Rosary 12 32 St. Francis 22 24 Hinsdale South 23 M M £• ' i 1 Sa w {LJk (Above Left): Beth Campana visciously grabs the rebound as Sally Gonda and Karyn Koz- loxski look on in amazement. (Left): Sally Gonda retrieves the ball. (Above): Patty Be- rigan fights for possession of the ball. (Oppo- site Page): (Left): Rose Baumann evades a Downers South player. (Right): Leaping high. Kathleen Jamieson wins the jump. (Left): Unopposed, Jim Carrol makes a lay-up. (Middle): Mr. Kilbride reaches new heights when going for a slam dunk. (Upper Right): Greg Markarian drives through three defen- ders for the jump shot. (Lower Right): A stu- dent practices her stride before an intramural match. (Opposite Page Upper Left): Mr. Den- nerlein and Mr. Rychtarik casually assess their bowling teams ' standings. (Upper Left): Straining with effort, John Bajusz tones his muscles. Intramurals Expanded This year the intramural program has expanded greatly with increased participation. Starting out the season in October, Mr. Rychtarik led sixteen student teams and two faculty teams to the Lisle Bowling Alley. The teams participated in the Handicap League and bowled every Friday af- ter school. The competition con- tinued into April. Over Christmas vacation intramu- ral basketball exploded into action. The thirty-three boys ' teams and thir- teen girls ' teams played eight games. Each then participated in the play- offs. The faculty team challenged the all-star Jr. Sr. boys ' team to close the season. The agenda was further expanded to include co-ed volleyball, softball, girls ' cross country and special one- day events including badminton and ping-pong. Stage band — 1381 Drama Troupe — 1981 60 Organizations Drama: Death of a Salesman Living a life of dreams leads to Wil- ly Loman ' s downfall in the drama Death of a Salesman written by the great contemporary playwright, Arthur Miller. The play follows the deterioration of Willy ' s American Dream. Willy cannot cope with technological advances and there- fore, he cannot cope with reality. His warped perception of success is un- fortunately passed onto his sons who suffer greatly. This drama was performed by the Benet Thespians with expertise. Directed by Mr. Conley. the hard working cast put on a tremendous production. (Above): In earlier days, Willy (Joe Dempsey) informs to his sons Biff (John Polifka) and Hap (Chris Lyons) of the importance of the football game. (Left): Happy (Chris Lyons) uses his charm on Miss Forsythe (Karen Overbey). (Below): Charley (Paul Carmignani) tries to ex- plain to Willy that his working career is near an end. (Opposite Page Above): Willy ' s wife Linda (Beth DeSchryver) mourns at Willy ' s gravesight. (Upper Right): After telling Willy he ' s fired, Howard Wagner (Dean Skora) con- tinues to work unbothered. (Right): Willy and the woman (Elena Reklaitis) share a happy moment together. The comedy The Man Who Came to Dinner, written by George S . Kauf- man and Moss Hart, revolves around the activities of the pompous Sher- idan Whiteside. Mr. Whiteside un- willingly resides in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley because of an un- fortunate hip injury which he incures while he forcibly visits the Stanley ' s for dinner. During his recovery, many of Mr. Whiteside ' s zany friends come to cheer him and they add much chaos to the Stanley household. Despite the large cast under the direction of Mr. Conley for this year ' s fall production, the Drama Troupe had an enormous sense of camaraderie and encouragement. The fall production received rave re- views from students and families alike. With many new faces, the Dra- ma Troupe is in for fresh talent, while veterans are still performing with their usual flare. Left: Harriet Stanley (Fran Gadzala) brings Sheridan Whiteside (Chris Lyons) a gift and more from herself Below Left: June (Jenine Broz), in despair, tries to explain her love. Below: The cheery Dr. Bradley (Joe Dalpiaz) comes for his daily visit with Mr. Whiteside. Below Right: After being bitten by a penguin. Miss Preen (Andrea Markelz) collapses in fear. Opposite Page Upper Left: The story of old Crockfield simply stuns Bert (Chris Eriksen). Upper Right: Beverley (Mark Susina) is horri- fied at the schemes of Sherry that Maggie (Ele- na Rekalitis) briefly explains. Lower Left: While Sheridan tells of the great cooks that he ' s known, Sarah (Linnae Ellensohn) waits with another delicacy. Lower Right: As Mr. Stanley (Joe Reillyl complains about an enor- mous phone bill, his wife Daisy (Joan Bagley) sides with Sheridan. The Man Who Came to Dinner Drama Troupe Unleashes New Performers j i The Student directed workshops were once again a tremendous suc- cess. Jim Siddall, Karen Overbey, Andrea Markelz and Mark Susina were the four senior directors who put forth great effort to turn out four wonderful plays. The evening was well balanced, as the performances included two dramas and two com- edies. Portrait of a Madonna By Ten- nesse Williams; directed by Jim Sid- dall. This play told of an elderly woman who never stopped living in the past, yet the present doomed her. Black Comedy written by Peter Schaffer and directed by Karen Overby, was full of ridiculous situa- tions placed in the dark (which actually represented the light) and vice-versa. BirdBath was written by Leonardi Melfi and directed by Andrea Markelz. This told of the mental abuse of one young woman and a man desperatly trying to help her. Missing Link was written by Jack Sharkey and directed by Mark Susi- na. Missing Link was placed in a sub- urban home and told of the story of middle aged woman suffering from a long lost love, who later returns to her surprise. 66 (Lower Right): Harold (Glenn Drover) is in a tizzy over his messy quarters. (Upper Left): Ed Baxter (Mike Green) seems oblivious to his daughter Lindy ' s (Adrianne Kristansky) plea for help. (Center Left): Brindsley (Craig Raclawski) denies his fooling around to his exgirlfriend Clea (Tracy Speaks). (Lower Left): Only robed in a slip, Lindy (Adrianne Kristansky) gets some disturbing news. (Low- er Center): Col. Melkette (Chris Eriksen) is in the dark in Black Comedy. (Opposite Page Upper Left): After Lincoln Sinclair (Charlie Pipal) has given Fiona (Janet Spokas) a hug and kiss, they dream of their loves. (Center Left): Lindy Baxter (Adrianne Krstansky) is distressed a day before her wed- ding. (Lower Right): Torn between the phone and someone beckoning, Brindsley (Craig Rac- lawski) clutches the phone. (Upper Right): Son-in-law to be Simon Fletcher (Paul Sheehan) talks with Lindy ' s mother Rose Bax- ter (Eileen Mennecke) about the excitement of married life. Center Right): Lucretia Collins (Monika Remec) tells of her terrifying experi- ences as a child to the Porter (Eileen Collins) and the Elevator Boy (Joe Mornssey). (Bottom): Front Row: Scott Griffiths, Dennis Conners, Tom Greene, Row 2: Mike Plese, John Purcell, Joe Reilly, Jeremy Dobro, Dave Murphy. (Top):Back Row: Jeff Kozicki, Mark Chopek, Kevin Kovach, Peter Sproka, Robert Ryan. Row 2: Pam Greene, John Talken, Mike Siewart Row 3: Dave Murphy, Ken Kubiak, Marc Kaplanes, Bob Clinkert. Front Row: Joe Vallort, Sharon Kizior, John Valdes. Photo Club The Photo Club prepares and teaches newcomers the tricks of the trade including calculating proper ex- posure, preparing composition, learning the creative techniques of special effects. Under the guidance of Fr. Bob, the club will learn all the bastics of photography. This year, the club will prepare someone to take over the positions of Yearbook photo editor and Herald photo editor. Photo, Magic, AV Clubs A.V. Center The AV staff is available to help out with or fix school equipment. Students donate their free periods to work with Fr. Robert. The students learn how to speed copy tapes, show video tapes, and other miscellaneous tasks to help the students and teachers. Magic Club: Frank Rodriguez, Frank Linchester. Peter Spracha, Fr. Robert. The Benet Band this year has fol- lowed a true family tradition. As a whole, the group seems to break the barriers of distance and age between students often found in other activi- ties. The band is filled with talented individuals, all acting as a unit. A perfect example of unit perform- ance is the Marching Band. This year, the Marching Redwings high- lighted many local parades as well as parades in Waukegan and down State Street. One must also remember the commendable half-time shows pre- sented at all home football games. The Concert Band performed its traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts to packed houses. The 1812 Overture and Handel ' s Alleluia Chorus were featured numbers. The Flag Corps ' enrollment dou- bled this year. Many students who are not in band participate actively in this group. As usual, the Pep Band kept feet tapping and Pom pons in swing at home basketball games. The Stage Band, wearing tuxedos, performed their unique style of music at teachers dances and were featured at the Variety Show. Most importantly, when one thinks of Benet Band , the name Andrew Marchese comes immediatley to mind. Coach is the man behind the band. His ideas, musical inter- pretations, talent, patience and time make the Benet Redwing Band a true family unit. m Mft i f Band Maintains Family Tradition (Left): Benet flutists toot away. (Below Right): Coach Andrew Marchese leads the band through another song at the annual Christmas concert. (Center): The Redwing clarinet sec- tion. (Bottom): The real power behing the Be- net Band. Front Row: Marie Schmit, Marie Shea, — Librar- ian, Hilary Higgjns, Laura Smith, Sharon Norris, Ken Kubiak, Fran Gadzala — Librarian. Row 2: Bill Sima, Mary Clare Snyder. Pete Sojka, Keith Andrews, Danette Nawok, Marianna Robin, Chris Mastan. Jim Timmerberg. Mike Plese. Cathy Schlesinger, John Morkes. Row 3: Jose Manaligod, Paul Kim, Marianne Chybik, Laura Hagner, Julie Saverman, Maureen Lamb, Peggy Enochs, Steve Kastenholz — Pep Band Leader, Bill Dempsey, Bill Mankivsky, Colette Jordan. John Purcell. Laura Gousset. Row 4: Erich Zeitz. Laura Miller — Secretary, Chuck Antonini, Rick Rohr, Patricia Grady, Eileen Stach, Brian Garvin, Nancy Byron, Jim Grolmes. Jerome Papienik. Joe Schlesinger, John Quinn, Mike Balsamo. Row 5: Ed Lewaniak, Joe Simchak, Mike Thompson. Brian McCarthy. Left: Pat Harbauer drums out the Tight song at a home football game. Center: Fran Gadzala plays at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Right: The pep band revitalizes school spirit at a bas- ketball game. X, 1 1 7 4 - - - S 1 x fed M r V s x v ■ Front Row (left to right): Nancy Kasko , Eyddie LaBuda, Linda Dispensa, Joan Ryan, Patty Gillespie, Katie Sullivan. Diane McGuffey — Flag Corps Captain. Row 2: Joe Reilly. Lin- nae Ellenshohn, Carol Meeker. Julie Cisek. Nancy LeCompte, Sheila Cote, Maureen Dyokas. Mary Coon, Karen Forest, Jan Spring, Margie Smego. Caroline Courney. Row 4: Dave Ugan, Tom LeCompte — Vice- President, John Bourjail, Charlie Pipal — Pres- ident, Debbie Mazil — Librarian. Ann Bagley. Connie Zanzig, Donna Nelligan, Amy Roller. Sue Montgomery, Margaret Morrissey, Jac- queline Jerman, Bernadette Banigan. Row 5: Andy Aswad, Liz Belcher. Joe Spira. Mike Gray, Jim Kongisfeld, Caesar Agustin. Chris Breen, Sandy Smith, Peter Sproka, Ken DiLorenzo, Jim Glimco, Bob Sumoski, Jim Puschek. Joel Manaligod, Mike Wukitsch, Don Shea, Jack Provenzale, Bob Kipp, Tim Bez. Row 6: Marty D ' Ambrose, — Drum Major, Mr. Marchese. Pat Harbauer — Pep Band Leader, Tom Aswad, Mike Flynn. (Left): Steve Kastenholtz sparks up the pep band in the Hawaiian War Chant. (Centerl: Don Shea adds vigor to the brass section. (Right): Pat Harbauer keeps the beat of the band. THE 1981 FLAG CORPS: Front Row: Lisa Zawodniak, Nancy Kasko. Diedra Druckte- nis, Liz Weirwath. Mary Broderick. Row 2: Maureen Lamb, Joan Ryan, Karri Bartelli, Mary Clare Snyder, Monica Remec, Carol Mecler, Bernadette Bannigan. Row 3: Carol Casado, Kristen Ellensohn, Paula Trimberger. Diane McGuffey, Lisa Wittenkeller, Patti Overbey, Lynn McNuIty, Donna Nelligan. (Upper Left): Patty Gillespie plays her piccolo while the trumpet players accompany her. (Center Right): Fran Gadzala plays bells for the Pep Band. (Bottom): The Concert Band Clarinetists contribute their part to the Hallelu- jiah Chorus during the Christmas Concert. (Opposite Page Upper Left): Marty D ' Am- brose, Ann Bagley. and Debbie Mazzil accom- pany the band on their tenor saxes. (Middle Left): The tubas and the French horns play Sterling Brass. (Upper Right): Joe Simchak plays Tympani for the band. (Lower Right): Coach Marchese. This year the 1981-1982 football cheerleading squad began practicing over the summer to improve tech- nique and gymnastic skills. With sharp new cheers and catchy sideline cheers, the girls spurred the Red- wings on to a successful season. The varsity squad consisted of five seniors and fourjuniors. Co-captains Margie Smego and Marianne McCabe kept up the morale of the squad. Under the guidance of a new mod- erator. Donna Baumgartner. the cheerleaders put forth time, effort, and energy into igniting spirit into the Benet fans. Fresh New Style VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Front Row): Liz Duvic. Marianne McCabe. Irene Grissolm. Laura Gousset. Wendy Marion (Back Row): Maureen Keogh. Margie Smego, Theresa McCole. Ann Madden. FROSHSOPH CHEERLEADERS: (Bottom): Geralvn Colgan. Lisa Kress. Tracy Speaks (Middle Row): Mary Beth Murphy. Deanna Biller. Rose Semioli (Top Row): Kathy Mitch. Molly Cassidy. Diane Lenninger. Several cheerleaders join the band to sing the national anthem before the home crowd. This year the varsity and frosh soph cheerleading squads worked with new moderator, Donna Baum- gartner to create a fresh, new style. Perfecting tumbling, cheers, and mounts the girls dazzled the basket- ball fans at every home game. Cap- tains Patty Baumgartner and Julie Bien assisted in selecting new talent early in the year. Throughout the football season, the basketball cheer- leaders strengthened their skills, pre- paring for the long winter season. Varsity Cheerleaders 1981-82 (Front): Chris DeGraff, Sue Kawa. (2nd Row): Eileen Col- lins, Patty Baumgartner, Maria Shea. (3rd Row): Chris Hurley. Julie Bien. Beth Hurley. (Top): Beth Kelliher. (Above): Beth Hurley is caught by the camera during an away game. (Center): Sophomores Deana Siddall and Cathy McCole lead a spirit march. (Top Right): Senior cheerleaders pause before the halftime cheer. Frosh Soph Basketball Cheerleaders Front Row: Shelly Duvic, Kathy McCole, Megan Walsh. Center: Tracy Mikutis, Jill Sanderson. Back Row: Sandy Hamilton. Deana Siddal. Erin Hazelton. Katie Haymaker. From the first pep rally to the last game of the basketball season, the 1981-82 Benet Avions display their enthusiasm and school spirit. Their new moderator, Miss Mary Beth Hammond worked with co- captains Chris Phillippo and Clarice Gelhard to achieve perfection in the squad of 15 seniors, 7 juniors, and 5 sophomores. A new Fight Song routine was created, and practice was expanded to four times a week. Members of the squad attended two camps this year. Over the sum- mer at an NCA camp at ISU, eight of the girls joined to win two trophies, the Spirit Stick and the various rib- bons. Working Overtime Back Row left to right: Kim Thomas, Karen Overbey. Beth O ' Donnel, Ellen Geraghty 4th Row: Clarice Gilhard, Brenda Black, Kim Mitch. Karen Palmer, Tracy Niklas 3rd Row: Beth Davis, Tracy Hemming. Margo Haymaeer, Gretchen Pugliese, Kathy Adel- mann. Miss Hammond 2nd Row: Karen Klus, Mary Pins, Lisa Votava, Chris Phillippo, Mary Kay Kenney Front Row: Terry Simon. Cathy Galvin, JoAnna Forest. Kellv Ladesic, Lisa Phelps. Julie Cisek. Jill Klein. (Above): Preparing to perform the first song, the Avions form the letter A . (Upper Right): Tracy Heming performs a half-time routine. (Center Right): On an early fall Saturday, the girls perform before a large home crowd. Parents Contribute to Family Atmosphere The 1981-82 Dad ' s Club: Brother Columban, Ray Veslik Robert Aeschlimen. William Elzkoen, Dennis Flynn, The 1981-82 Madonna ' s Club: Front Row: Sue Mitch, Romaine Burlebach. Frances Eraci. Right: Pete Baaske is joined by his parents during the football season ' s Parent ' s Day. Back Row: Br. Columban, Mary Glimco, Bar- bara Aeschlimen. Benet parent ' s clubs under mod- erator Br. Columban contribute much to the family atmosphere at the Academy. Through its efforts selling tickets at football and basketball games, working on the fund drive, and organizing the Father-Son Com- munion Breakfast, the Dad ' s Club, led by president Mr. Ray Veselik, takes interest in and improves cam- pus activities. The Madonna Club performs a similar function under the direction of president Mrs. Romaine Burelbach, sponsoring the Home- coming Pep Rally and Bake Sale and the Mother-Daughter Communion Brunch and Fashion Show. The groups combine to plan activities such as the Parents and Friends Har- vest Dance and meetings with guest speakers and Drama Troupe per- formances. A Year of Changes w Once again, the Benet Herald has proven to be a reliable source of school information. Copy editors be- came a new addition to this year ' s staff. The purpose of these two new positions was to alleviate some of the editor-in-chief s and associate edi- tor ' s extra work load. The staff suc- cessfully used new photo arrange- ments and copy layouts for the im- provement of the paper ' s general appearance. Many new writers also contributed to the over all success of this year ' s paper. The 1981- ' 82 editors of the Benet Herald were: Jocile Walsh, Editor-in- Chief; Kathleen O ' Leary, Associate Editor; Brad Colby, News Editor; Vince Biskupic, Sports Editor; Patty Leonard, Feature Editor; Paula Mlsna and Lexie Hieber, Copy Edi- tors; David Murphy, Photo Editor; and Joe Hantsch, Circulation Man- ager. (Above Left): Mrs. Lia familiarizes herself with the style and outline of the Herald. (Above Right): Brad Colby and Lexie Hieber choose the Herald headline for the next issue. (Above): Patty Leonard prepares her next article. (Left): The experienced Herald staff shows their new moderator the ropes . (Opposite Page Above): Editors Jocile Walsh and Kathy O ' Le- ary discuss the next deadline. Once Upon A Time . . . % ms (Above Left): Upon her release from the deep dark room, fearless moderator, Miss Mary Beth Hammond displays a relieved smile. (Above Right): Patiently awaiting the arrival of the good witch, Dave Murphy, photo editor prints pictu res because his life depends on it. (Center): Copy Editors Mary Ellen Nelli- gan and Unnae Ellensohn greet the Good Witch of the Third Deadline with a smile. (Above Left): I )ne of the devoted staff mem- bers, Chris Murphy, at work? (Right): Look- ing forward to her escape through the long dark tunnel, Index Editor Lora Carmignanl, types faster than ever before. (Opposite Page Above Left): Marilyn Case cranks out layouts like there ' s no tomorrow. (Above Right): Production Editor Tom Lei ' mpte glares tab the interrupting camera (Center): I ing Editor Laura McGral : . :. ' ks well under deadline pressure. (Below Left): Senior Lay- out Adviser, Andy Aswad, hidden away in the deep, dark room works without interruption. Once upon a time, not so long ago, in a deep, dark room, there lived a yearbook staff. There were six editors, several devoted staff workers, and one fearless modera- tor. Around each deadline, they locked themselves in this deep, dark room and worked far into the long, black nights to build a year- book for the people in the nearby school. The staff printed pictures, drew up layouts, and wrote copy until they could do no more. Then along came the good witch of the Third Deadline, and she saw how hard the imprisoned staff worked. She waved her magical wand and opened the door at the end of the long, dark tunnel leading out of the deep, dark room. The happy staff skipped merrily through the halls. When they saw the light of day, they knew they were truly free, and lived happily ever after. The End Magic of Marceau French Quarter MARGEL MARCEL! (Above Left): French Club members Tom Wal- lace. President Nazenin Tahmooressi, Jenine Broz. and Karen Stumm discuss their outing to famed mime artist Marcel Marceau ' s presenta- tion at Aurora ' s Paradise Theatre. (Above Right): Jenine Broz helps plan the next club outing. (Be- low Left): Carol Burg points out her favorite French recipe du Midi . (Below Right): At a French Club meeting. Tom Wallace, Manbeth Kenny, and Carol Burg enjoy the French version of ' Clue Isr The 1981 — 1982 German Club: (Front Row): Chris Kearas, Rosemarie Chybik, Marianne Chybik, (Second Row): Herr Strahl, Paul Helderle. Kim McGahey, (Back Row): Bob Green, Brian Janess. Steve Smith. The executives of the German club. Mike Jakubiec, President, and Chris Reams, Vice-President, worked with Herr Stral to plan various activities. A ski trip and a visit to a German res- taurant in Elmhurst were part of the schedule. Since skiing is a favorite pas- time of Germans, a showcase about the sport was presented. The Spanish Club, open to all stu- dents presently enrolled in a Spanish class, greatly increased in number this past year. Spanish club officers: Ma- rian Quinn President; Brad Colby, Vice-President; Kathy O ' Leary, Sec- retary; and Lynn Dicky, Treasurer joined with Mrs. St. Blancard to plan activities for the year. The student vis- ited Donel Hall in Chicago, to attend the International Folk Festival. The year was also highlighted by a Span- ish Mass. This year ' s French Club added a tremendous number of members. The goal of the club was to enhance the ability of the students to speak the lan- guage, to emphasize the culture, and to partake in certain customs. This club was open to anyone presently enrolled in a French course. The President this year was Nazinin Tahmoorissi and the Secretary Treasurer Carol Berg. As a cultural adventure, the club attended the mime Marseilles Marceau in Au- rora. The 1981 — 1982 Spanish Club: (Front Row): Anne Loeffler. Lynn Dickey. Kathleen O ' Leary. Marian Quinn. Brad Colby. John Morkes. (Second Row): Christy DeLatore. Celeste Krebaum. Margaret Burgess, Rob Vacko, Mike Cabana, (Back Row): Lora Car- mignani, Sandy Pecharich, Julie Cholewins- ki, Mrs. St. Blancard, Michelle Givens, Carol Casado. The 1981-82 French Club: Front row: Karen Overbey. Laurel Young. Maureen Lamb. Nazenin Tahmooressi. Carol Burg. Louise Kaderna, Denise Kuby, Maureen Gallagher, Paula Zegadlo. Row 2: Bernadette Sugrue. Paula Passi, Pam Greene, Jenine Broz. Con- nie Zangig, Amy Roller, Kathy Klug. Row 3: Mary Broderic. Jennifer McArdle, Patti Overbey. Christine Lamb, Colleen Mullen. Lona Prexler, Row 4: Anne Gorecki, Eileen Lord, Elizabeth Wierath, Judy Crane. Eliz- abeth Romano. Kerry Rice. Row 5: Patrick Connolly. Karen Stumm, Maribeth Kenny. Mary Ann Brady, Jackie Blair, Sue Scanlon, Moderator Miss Lukowski. Back row: Tom Wallace, Carroll Treacy. Right: Andy Kovacs with other members of the Dungeons and Dragons Club meet weekly to play simulation games. Peter Sprocha, John Ugarte, Marty VanDerKarr The Art of Sci-Fi and Fantasy Dungeons and Dragons: Andy Kovacs. Mark McGahey, Dan Quinn, John Bolger, Jeremy Dobrowski, Brian Benes. The Starlog Club is a literary club whose goal is the appreciation of space Sci-Fi fantasy as an art form. The members of the club read sci-fi books, watch sci-fi movies, study the creation of the special effects in the movies, build models of space crafts, and are working on a movie produc- tion. Fr. Robert leads these ambi- tious students in their adventures of the unknown. Front Row: Tim Lynch. Micheline Fitzgerald. Vallort, Marty Smith. Mike Caspor. Make Lisa Beinhoff, Greg Marker. Row 2: Kevin Cabaniss. Kovach. John Berquist. Mike McCarthy. Joe Math Science Club- Front Row: Marty Van Derkerr, Daryl Tarasewicz, Rob Vacko. Row 2: Pat Connoly, Dan Sanchez. Sharon Norris. Memorable Math Science Year Row 3: John Marcet. Jenny Rissky. Mike Cabana, Debbie Mazil, Mary Hansen, Row 4: Mr. Szorc, Tom LeCompte, Chris Kellen. Spanish Honor Society — Front Row: Marian Quinn, Kathy O ' Leary , Jocile Walsh. Row 2: John Trimberger. Lynn Dickey, Mr. Alvarez. The Spanish Honor Society is stu- dents who have completed three years of Spanish with an A average and are entering their fourth year. Also, a student must have an accu- mulative B average in all other courses in order to be eligible to join the society. Additional members were initiated into the S.H.S. in May of 1981. Mr. Alvarez organizes the society each year and the members vote for the President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary of their choice. This years officers included President, John Trimberger; Vice-President. Kathy O ' Leary; the Treasurer, Lynne Dickey; and the Secretary, Marian Quinn. The purpose of the society is to give recognition to those students who have worked hard to become competent in the Spanish language. The society planned many activities including a trip to Spanish-Mexican restaurants. In the second year of the union of the Math and Science Clubs, several successful projects were undertaken. Under the leadership of Secretary Jenny Rissky, Vice-President Debbie Mazil, and President Tom LeComp- te, and the apt moderation of Mr. Szorc, the club studied items of in- terest to the members. One of the projects was a measure- ment of student reaction times under stress. Another was concerned with the physics of locomotives and air- planes. The club also prepared for the annual MAA mathematics exam. The year was one of the most memorable. The Sacred Heart Service Club, organized by Sr. Regina, is an activ- ity designed for sophomore girls who wish to give their time in service at the nearby convent. President Anne Barett and Vice Presidents, Chris Lamb and Terri Simon organize cleaning, answering phones and visit- ing the elderly or infirm nuns. They also help the sisters celebrate holi- days with special activities including Christmas caroling and baking cookies. (Lower Left): Sheila Wall and Kim Rice add a little polish to the Convent chapel. (Upper Right): The shine comes through as Bridget Hylak and Edith Kowalkowski clean the win- dows of an entrance. (Lower Right): Jenny Schmidt takes some time out to smile for the camera as she straightens things up. (Upper Left): Karen Obscherning and Carol DeSitter trek the bush country of the Convent Cafeteria. Men and Women in Service The Benet Academy Servers Soci- ety, moderated by Brother Edward, serves the community and school through various activities. Members of the servers assist at Sunday mass at St. Procopius Abbey and attend a weekly mass at Benet. At the DuPage Convalescent Home, the servers operate bingo games and visit with the patients twice a month. The Ser- vers Society is also affiliated with St. Procopius Parish of Chicago. On Halloween, the group traveled to Chicago to host a party for the chil- dren of the parish. At Christmas, the servers deliver presents to the needy members of St. Procopius in conjunc- tion with the Christmas Drive. Also at Christmas, the servers minister to the older monks at the Abbey through caroling. The servers, in all their activities, strive to serve, not be served. Marian Society: Front Row: Julie Bien. Kathy Kegaly, Sue Scanlon. Jane Harless, Clarice Gelhard. Liz Duvic, Mary Ann Brady. Row 2: Marian Quinn. Chris Hurley, Hillary Higgins, Margie Smego, Jocile Walsh. Kathy Hane- man. Row 3: Sister Immaculate Molly Quinn, Lisa Ciardelli, Amy Foley, Shelia Doolen. Maureen Keough, Jean Lamb, Sister Agnes Ann. Senior Servers: Front Row: Mark Manion, Tim Doyle, Matt Moser, Chris Wright, Br. Fred Zaeske, John Fitzgerald, Pat Harbauer, Edward. Ton Beardsly. Row 2: Ft. Julian, Lee Mann, Frosh Soph Servers: Front Row: Brian Garvin, Brian Grimes. David Rigali, Marty Mann. Karl Ellensohn, Tom Hayes. Row 2: Fr. Julian, Mike Flynn, D.J. Wardinski, Phil Hurley. David Hughes. Br. Edward Row 3: Peter Foyo, Mike Wukitsch. Joe Spina, Brian Hazel- ton. Don Jacklich, Larry Boesso, Paul Tous- saint. Council Moves Onward and Upward The 1981-82 Student Council, under the leadership of President Marty D ' Ambrose, went through several major changes in its struc- ture. Over the summer and during the first two meetings of the school year, nine ammendments to the Council ' s By-Laws were passed. Under these changes, Chris Hurley, Vice- President, takes on the responsibili- ties of Cabinet Coordinator, formerly a separate position. The position of Supplies Coordinator, filled by Yvet- te Eber, was created for the purpose of keeping the S.G. office organized. Cabinet members are now responsi- ble for appointing a committee secretary and for keeping ajournal of decisions and actions relating to that committee ' s activities. The most controversial change occurred with the approval of a new system for the election of council officers. In the fu- ture, the President and Vice- President will be elected together on a ticket, with the Treasurer and Secretary being appointed to their positions on the basis of ability. Working closely with Fr. Bob, council moderator, Chris and Marty have stressed the writing of reports and the keeping of journals as a means of recording information valu- able to next year ' s committee chair- persons and officers. Treasurer Nan- cy Brachle has implemented a new procedure for making appropriations and Jeanne Lambke, Secretary, has been busy keeping track of weekly reports, minutes, and agendas, as well supervising the typing of much miscellaneous information. A different method of communica- tion between the student body and student council was initiated this year. Through the use of a survey- type questionnaire, dealing with sub- jects ranging from sock hops to sports and cultural events, the Coun- 90 Secretary Jeanne Lamke. Treasurer Nancy Brachle. ident Chris Hurley, President Marty D ' Ambrose, cil hopes to arrange for a variety of events that produce maximum stu- dent support and participation. In or der to further promote a spirit of unity and understanding within the W.S.C.C., a student exchange prog- ram was introduced. As part of the program, Benet students spend a day at one of the other schools in the W.S.C.C. and also guide visiting stu- dents from the other W.S.C.C. schools around Benet. Everyone in- volved in the exchange learns and understands considerably more ab- out the other schools and the similar- ities they share with Benet. Benet has moved upward in Dis- trict and State Council organizations through two very special people: Kelly Green and Jim Siddall. Jim ran for and won the Vice-Presidency of the Northeast District of the Illinois Association of Student Councils. As Vice-President, Jim is responsible for compiling the district ' s handbook and for organizing group discussion leaders for the upcoming N.E.D. convention in March. Kelly Green, culminating a rise in rank from President of the N.E.D., became the first young lady from a private school to elected President of the Illinois Association of Student Councils, and the second Benet stu- dent in the past three years to hold this prestigous position. (Upper Left): The scrubs will return! Bottom Row: Paul Gordon, Mike O ' Connell, Tom Gir- daurskas and Steve Marek. Top row: Jim Glim- co. Jack Tucker. Doug Hamdton, Ed Lewa- niak and Tom Keough. (Upper Right): The masked free throw (alias Mr. While) will make a daring attempt to shoot baskets while com- peting against Erin Smith. (Bottom Right): Doug Hamilton, Steve Hubona, and Dan Burnowski are ready to fight, or are they just at a 50 ' s sockhop? Junior Representatives: Chris Kearns, Julie Clare Snyder, Steve O ' Neil, Cisek, Joe Speaks, Cindy Rauckhorst, Mary McCabe, Jay Herrmann. Senior Representatives. Front Row: Mary Kincaid. Back Row: Andy Aswad, Dan Gallah- Severino, Jacquie Blair, Hilary Higgins. Kelly er. Bill Polston. Not pictured: Jim Siddall. The 1981-82 Freshmen Representatives Front Cabana, Dan Tempestini, Row 2: Kathy Row: Darren O ' Leary, Jane Rauckhorst, Mike Jamieson, Kristen Ellensohn. Tracey Mikutis. (Upper Leftl: Sunil Eappen backhands a shot during the ping-pong match with Mr. Fogarty in the Christmas Assembly. (Lower Right): Marty D ' Ambrose appeals to the crowd after receiving a pie in the face. (Lower Left): Kelly Ladesic rates the thickness of Dan Quinn ' s beard in the beard growing contest. (Center): Father Bob in the world of the A-V center. (Left Center): John Wiesinger and Cathy Schlesinger dance the night away. (Right Center): Benet students doing the bump. (Lower Left): Tim Dominick and Tom Marth battle it out in the arm wrestling contest. (Upper Left): The 1981-82 S.G. Executive Board, Left to Right Front Row: Mary Ellen Nelligan, Tom Marth. Sue Normal Chris Hurley. Angela Mattern. Yvette Ebert. Row 2: LyneHre Karuikn and Anita Z.ernick Activities 95 Prom: Always and Forever 1981 Prom Court: Front Row: Mary Blaha. Beth Steele, Chris Hurley, Leslie Montgom- ery, Karen Oechsel. Back Row: Mike Doyle, Matt Camden, Bob Lifka, Lisa Sullivan, Kevin Gallagher. Keith Veselik, John Hurley. Entering the nostalgic building and swinging through the charac- teristic doors of Hotel Baker one feels a sense of romanticism. In- deed Prom was a night of ro- mance. Couples could sway to the delightful music performed by the Andrew Marchese Orchestra or Saunter through the picturesque Above Left: Jr. Attendant, Chris Hurley, enjoys the evening with her escort, Kevin Gallaher. Center Left: Music for the 1981 Prom was again provided by the Andrew Marchese Orchestra. Center Right: Ann Galvin and escort. Rob Moen, enjoy the grounds of the Hotel Baker. Below Left: Pat courts of the Hotel Baker for a night of remembrances that they can keep always and forever as the theme clearly illustrates. The beautiful Prom Queen was Lisa Sullivan escorted by Bob Lif- ka. Monica Collins and Mary Bla- ha can be congratulated for the beautiful evening. Ryan and Joyce Webb relax between dances. Opposite page Left: Couples swing to the beat of the Andrew Marchese Orchestra. Above Left: Rich Walther and Debbie Dolansky gaze into the moonlight Below Right: A quiet moment is shared by Shawn Heming and Julie Cisek Broadway Spectacular Above Right: Marty D ' Ambrose holds Mike Re illy spellbound by making a glass float in midair. Center Right: Craig Raclawski and Marianne McCabe prove that hoofing is light work. Below Center: Andrea Markelz steps out of the Chorus Line in the song. Below Left: Carol Burg entertains the audience with a med- ley of Broadway hits. Top Left: Tom LeComp- te separates his compositions from those of Beethoven. This year ' s Variety Show moder ' ated by Fr. Bob, was entitled Giv« My Regards to Broadway. Musicj was provided by the Andy Marchese; Orchestra. The most memorable acts! included: Beatle-Mania, where numbers of students gathered on stage during the songs to dance; a dance number choreographed by Craig Rawlawski and Marianne McCabe entitled Sing, Sing, Sing ; and a Senior parody on the Sound of Music including such well known numbers as How do You Solve the| Problems Here at Benet? Roughing It It began with a 12 hour Sunday bus ride on the first day and a 15 mile treck across a lake on the next. This, at first, doesn ' t sound very appealing to many, but to some it was the Cana- dian canoe trip. After the group of 40 people left the trading post in Cana- da, civilization was sparce and the peacefulness slowly become a way of life. It rained almost every day but everyone got used to being wet. The group ate dehydrated food and the fish caught with bare hands. The mosquitoes became the mascots to the canoers. This may not sound like a vacation brochure, but to many the laziness in the afternoon and the quietness at night was a wonderful way to spend 1 1 days. CAST OF CHARACTERS Chuck Aeschliman as Staples Andy Aswad as Lobster Marty D ' Ambrose as Peanut Shells Clarice Gelhard as Flannel Queen Kathy Haneman as Hot Lips Hilary Higgins . . . as . . . The Cackling Pigeon Peg Mahoney as The Fan Woman Mary Ellen Nelligan . . as . . The Plaid Keeper Mike O ' Connell . . . as . . . Private Haversham Charlie Pipal as Michael Ellis Brian Pugliese as Mrs. Two Sheds Dan Quinn .... as ... . The Telephone Booth Jim Siddall as The Ionic Gallery BUI Sima as Will Private Cider Karen Stumm as Hop-a-long Mark Susina as Nicholas Puddles Jeff Sweeney as Chuck Wagon Michelle DiVincenzo as Hanging Judge 1 Mary Hansen .... as .... Hanging Judge 2 Kathy Marks as Hanging Judge 3 Debbe Mazil as Hanging Judge 4 and Brian McCarthy as Beaver The Honourable Mr. Tim White Presiding (Opposite Page Lpper Right): Nicholas, mind those pigeons ' (Opposite Page Middle Left): A view of the river Thames and Tower Bridge as seen from London Bridge. (Opposite Page Bot- tom): The travelers stop to take pictures of the Tower of London. (Left): Buckingham Palace, the London home of Queen Elizabeth. (Be- low): The Royal College of Organists. (Bottom Left): Mr. White patiently awaits a group pic- ture in front of the Albert Memorial. mm® Umd 2] [TII ' a 8 Days of Promise? THE TIME: Boxing Day and the subsequent week of 1981-82. THE PLACE: A YMCA not far from Soho THE STORY: The fugitives travelled far and wide in search of a Scots husband on a horse, looking in such conspicuous places as: the Tower (with keys) Windsor Castle, Hampton Court, the British Museum, the National Gal- lery, the Tube (London subway), telephone booths in the metropolitan area, Stokes Poges, Harrod ' s and the bottom of the fountain. Off limits areas opened for their convenience by theUnion included 40 miles of pas- sages in the walls of Canterbury Cathe- dral, a previously undiscovered Ro- man fort in a nearby Canterbury sub- urb, a chimney place in Hampton Court Palace, and an early morning walk to Soho. Their quest led them to the Borscht ' n Tears restaurant, to a tube race through London ' s exten- sive underground, and finally to fish ' n chips and bar mirrors in Por- tobello Road. Unsuccessful in cap- turing their prize, they turned to col- lecting bounty for a certain history teacher, Daniel Nagis, (who shall re- main nameless), for additional con- sideration. Charles Brummel was not forgotten either. Suffering from jet lag, 23 faceless zombies stalked the halls of the sacred Academy within 24 hours of the end of their ordeal, armed with only their bounties and their stories. THE MORAL: There ain ' t no cure for the Lumber- jack Blues. THE MUSIC: Under Pressure by David Bowie Get Down On It by Tripper and the Goldust Twins God Bless America by The Young Patriots Aloha!! Welcome to Benet Home- coming ' 81. Your exciting tour of the tropics was planned by chairpersons Cindy Rauckhorst and Nancy Brach- le, under the direction of the Academy Travel Agency. The first stop on this once-in-a- lifetime vacation is the annual pow- derpuff game. Here you can see senior women and junior girls and the survival of the fittest theory in ac- tion, while their cheerleaders out- do each other ' s versatility and spirit on the sidelines. Vince Biskupic will describe and interpret the coaches behavioral traits as the players end the game tied at 18. You may never see anything like this again. Your busy week in the south seas will begin as the native girls compete for the position of Queen. This quaint custom allows one freshman, sopho- more, and junior girl to serve the Senior Queen, Margie Smego, and her attendants Julie Bien, Liz Duvic, Chris Hurley, and Ann Madden in their weeklong reign. Towards the middle of your week the natives will begin to get restless as they honor the wisest of their number on They ' re Our Teachers Day, and celebrate the arrival of the newest members of their family at Big Sister, Little Sister. 102 Homecoming Week 1981 Above Left: After receiving the ball from team- mate Mary Hansen, Senior Sue Kawa runs with the ball. Above Right: The announcer of the Friday night pep rally, Joe Speaks intro- duces the Avions ' special routine. Center Left: The 1981 Senior Women Powder Puff team. Below Left: The Junior Powder Puff Cheer- leaders entertain the crowd. Below Right: Steve Gallo and Vince Biskupic get ready to announce the game. Opposite Page Above: Laura Gousset, first place winner of the limbo contest, does it with style. Below Right: Frank Rodreiguiz, Julie Sauerman and Josephine Wimune struggle during the Sophomore tug- of-war. V MS ••  Benet Beats Driscoll Left: Kathy Galvin and Kelly Ladesic enjoy the game from the sidelines. Right: Laura Gousset cheers the Benet Redwings on to vic- tory over Driscoll . Opposite page Below: Marty D Ambrose leads the Benet Redwing Mar- ching Band during the halftime performance. Above: The Redwings struggle towards the end zone. Above Right: Colette Jordan and John Purcell dance the night away. Below Right: Margaret Morrissey and Rich Sikora dance to the music of Contagious. Below Left: Kathy Galvin and her escort Chris Wright enjoy the evening. Center Left: The 1981 Freshmen Homecoming Servers. Opposite Page Above Left: Pete Foyo and his date catch the fever of Contagious. Above Right: Dave Szela and Clarice Gelhard share a few moments on the dance floor. Below Left: The 1981 Homecoming Queen, Margie Smego, reigns over the festivities. Benet Catches the Fever Your weekend with the natives in- cludes their Friday Nite Pep Rally — Bazaar honoring Queen, court, foot- ball players, and their parents. Final- ists in the local mini pep rallies compete for their classes also. The week will culminate at the home football game against the High- landers. Another custom of floats allows the jr sr ' s to encourage the team to Surf to Victory, while the frosh sophs urge Give ' Em a Punch! Victory is the theme of the day as the young men triumph 28-6. An Added Bonus — You as a cou- ple may be the lucky winners of Two Tickets to Paradise, featur- ing Contagious. You ' ll return remembering this trip for months to come. Aloha!! r m i The Human Relations Committee, run by Senior Tom Marth, organized one of the most successful drives ever for the 1981 Christmas season. Assisted by an able group of sub- committee chairpersons, Tom planned a drive which brought in about $5800 dollars through various activities such as mistletoe, donut day, and pie-in-the-face. During the week, two films on world hunger were shown in every study hall to inform students about the problem the drive attempts to relieve during Christmas each year. Students do- nated time after school to assemble mistletoe, wrap toys for the Christ- mas boxes, make stockings, and gave up the first day of their vacation to pack and deliver the gift boxes to needy families in and around Du Page County. As in past years, Br. Ed and a group of servers delivered boxes to St. Procopius Parish in Chicago. Families received ham or turkey, sta- ples such as potatoes, bread, cereal and fruit, and extras such as hot chocolate and goodies from stock- ings. Invaluable to the drive were the generous donations made by Benet Alumni and friends of the Academy. $5,800 For Charity (Upper Left): Tug-o-War champions The Scrubs. Give those men a Blue Ribbon. (Upper Right): Junior Jerry Heidkamp has not yet begun to chug. (Left): Mr. Nagis displays the perfect shot that led him to the free-throw finals. (Lower Right): Despite the energetic coaching of Mr. Kane, the teachers suffered agonizing defeat at the hands of the Scrubs. (Opposite Lower Left): Kelly Ladesic judges eventual beard growing champ Bob Auskal- nis. (Opposite Top): Paul Gordon performs in his classic style during the balloon pop race. (Left): Lenny Gongola relishes his opportunity to put a pie in S.G. President Marty D ' Am- brose ' s face. Just as the doldrums of the second semester set in, Midterm sprinkled a touch of magic on all. On January 30 the gym was transfigured into a mys- tical castle for all couples who en- tered. These couples were enter- tained by Unity with music that ranged from fast-beat rock ' n ' roll to slow, romantic ballads. The decora- tion of moons, stars, top hats and canes added to the Midnight Mad- ness theme. With the magically dressed freshman serving at the dance, sophomores, juniors and seniors enjoyed the gala affair of the winter season. Midnight Madness (Right): Rob Henert and Julie Bien are inter- rupted by the camera. (Upper Right): Nancy LeCompte and Mike Searles. (Above): Frank DiLeo whispers sweet nothings into his date ' s ears. i(Center): Freshmen servers dress in the theme of Midnight Magic . (Top Left): Seven Benet beauties show us their dancing talent. (Right): Meg Mueller dances with David Riga- li. (Left): John Landry dances with Mrs. Pig- netello. (Top Right): B.J. McAndrew and Cas- sie Coburn pose for the camera. Below Left: Michelle Leonatti, Dave Gardiner. Above Right: Mary Severino. Below Left: Lisa Phelps, Beth O ' Donnell. Above Left: Bill Kowalski. Opposite Page Above Left: Beth Davis, Tony Freveletti. Above Right: Pat Col- lins. Below Left: Margie Mulvenna, Mike Keough. Themes Add To Sockhopj This year ' s Social Committee, under chairperson Angela Mattern, planned many sockhops throughout the year for student enjoyment. Angela ' s committee added the idea of giving the sockhops a theme. Stu- dents were invited to go punk or early 50 ' s greasers to add to the fun of the evening. Live bands and records appeared at the sockhops which fea- tured groups such as Rampage and Mr. K. Students who grew tired of dancing could play video games or have a can of pop in the cafeteria. In addition of their fine job of planning sockhops for students, the Social Committee planned a successful Turnabout Dance which took place on February 27. Opposite Page: (Top): Marjorie Mulvenna and Karen Palmer enjoy going punk. (Lower Left): Kathy Galvin and Chris Wright take time to smile for the camera. (Lower Right): Li Duvic and Dan Quinn Keep their minds on danc- ing . (Upper Left): Ginger Rogers and John Burelbach dance up a storm at a sock-hop. (Bottom): Joe Speaks and Anne Maloney dance at a Benet Function. (Top Right): Time out for a smile. Mr. Nagis Faculty Learning Through Experience Sr. Contance Ann Prather, O.S.B., History and Political Science, (Below): As a member of the League of Women Voters, Sister Constance Ann has served as an elec- tion judge. Her first teaching position was in a country school with 22 stu- dents ages 6 to 15 and one stove for heating. Sister ' s best trips have been to the Smokies with her family and to London and Scotland with students. Mr. Ed Schroeder, History, (Below Right) Mr. Martin Wiora, American- World History, (Right): The familiar voice announcing all home football and basketball games is that of Mr. Wiora. When he is not announcing, he is coaching Varsity Baseball throughout the spring and summer. Mr. Dan Nagis, America Since 1945, (Above) Br. James Flint, O.S.B., Religion and History (Below): Brother James, teacher of both religion and history has spent three years studying in Rome which afforded him the oppor- tunity travel in several European countries. Brother ' s special interest revolves around the history of the Catholic Church in 19th century Eng- land. Miss Stephanie Lewis, P.E. (Right): Miss Lewis, whose previous travels included 36 of the 50 states and 10 countries in Western Europe, visited Arkansas, Kentucky, and New York the past summer. The owner of a reg- istered Quarter horse named Tabano Pete, her hobbies include horseback riding, photography and handwork. She has recently begun a long term project of finishing off 3 rooms on the lower level of her house and is cur- rently working on her Master ' s de- gree. Miss Brooke Norman, P.E. (Lower Right): Miss Norman does a great deal of traveling, having visited 40 of the 50 states and Canada. This sum- mer she plans on traveling out West backpacking in the mountains. Cur- rently she is working on her Master ' s degree in Physical Education at NIU and in the future hopes to complete the requirements for her PhD. She also would like to get to Europe with- in the next 5 years. Mr. Fedinec, P.E. (Lower Left): Mr. Fedinec has taught an array of courses in his years at Benet: Biolo- gy, Russian, and now Physical Education. Mr. Fedinec also coaches Cross Country and Track. Mr. Timothy Cederblad, P.E. (Cen- ter): Keeping very busy in the fall season, Mr. Cederblad acts as the head Varsity Football coach while he teaches courses in the P.E. Depart- ment. X. Physical Education El To Serve Is the Key Mr. Frank C. Bucaro, Religion I, II, (Above Left): Mr. Bucaro, the soph- omore religion teacher received his MA in Religious studies from Munde- lein College. He is married and has two daughters, ages 8 and 5, and is a partner in his own consulting firm. Ministry Development Consultants. Organizations of which Mr. Bucaro is a member include the National Catholic Education Association and the Professional Youth Ministers Association. Sr. Mary Bratrsovsky, O.S.B., Reli- gion I, II, III, (Above Center): Beside her work at Benet and the priory, Sr. Mary is involved in two other major activities. As a member of the Sacred Heart Community ' s Vocation Formation team, her responsibilities include helping interested women discern if Benedictine life is for them, both before and after they enter the community. In her spare time. Sister enjoys gardening, and with several other sisters starts plants in the greenhouse and does all the work, including canning and freezing of the garden produce. Fr. Jacob Hillyer, O.S.B., (Above Right): Fr. teaches Junior religion courses. Br. Thomas Chisholm, O.S.B., Reli- gion III, (Left): As well as teaching courses in the Religion Department, Br. Tom teaches French. Fr. Julian Duerbeck, O.S.B., Religion III. (Center): In addition to his duties as Chaplain and religion teacher, Fr. Julian coordinates liturgies at the Abbey and has arranged the structure of the Abbey ' s Liturgy of the Hours. He has studied nearly half a year in Israel and takes an interest in the occult. In preparation for his World Religions class. Father enjoys read- ing history, attending the theatre and listening to Wagnerian operas. He also role plays in classes, taking the parts of Roman Persecutor Flavius Aurelius, Crusader Sir Roderick Fitzwalter at various times through- out the year. Mr. Ernest Stark, Religion IV, (Cen- ter Right): Mr. Stark coaches both Cross Country and Boys ' Track. He is one of the few teachers every stu- dent has during his senior year at Benet. Mr. Marchese, Band Director, (Above Left): Mr. Marchese directs a variety of bands including the Begin- ning Band, Cadet, Varsity Marching, and Stage. At I. B.C. he directs the stage band. He performs constantly with his own band, and, of course, he is one of the most outstand ing trum- pet players in the country. Mrs. Carol Kusulas, Typing and Business, (Above Right): A mother of two daughters, Mrs. Kusulas grew up and went to college in Boston, MA. She has various interests includ- ing graduate studies, and playing ten- nis, and music, especially piano. Mrs. Kusulas is also a member of the American Association of University Women in Naperville. Mr. Zimmerman, Technical Draw- ing, (Opposite Page Left): Beside teaching courses in Technical Draw- ing, Mr. Zimmerman assists the Dean ' s office in locker assignments each fall. Reading, Writing, and Business Mr. Fee, Driver ' s Education, (Left): Considered one of the bravest mem- bers of the faculty, Mr. Fee serves as the driver ' s education instructor. Mr. Brian Boyer, Business, (Below Left): The father of twin sons Mr. Boyer ' s interests include wrestling and football. In his third year at Be- net Mr. Boyer assists in coaching the Freshman football team. Mr. Bill Geist, Economics, (Below Right): Mr. Geist, who is the father of five children, not only teaches Busi- ness classes here at Benet but also at I. B.C. Of course, Coach Geist is best known as one of the most outstanding basketball coaches in the state of Illi- nois. Each summer, he recruits a number of talented players to partici- pate in the Bill Geist Basketball camp. Mrs. Geraldine Kramer, Typing. Accounting, (Far left) Mr. Goforth, Biology, (Above): Mr. Goforth assists in coaching Varsity Football. Mr. Paul Baubly, Chemistry and Phy- sics. Another recent addition to the Benet family, Mr. Baubly enjoys many varying activities, including sports of all kinds, particularly golf, baseball, basketball, swimming and bicycling. His other interests include dancing, especially to Rock and New Wave, and listening to music. Among Mr. Baubly ' s country favorites are Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, while his jazz preferences are Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea. Mr. Joseph Kilbride, Biology, (Right): Mr. Kilbride spends the majority of his time consumed in prep- aration and coaching the Sopho- more Basketball Team. Recently he has traveled to Rocky Mountain National Park, the Grand Canyon, Mexico, San Francisco, Eugene, Oregon for the Olympic trials and the Grand Tetons. Science Adds Two Teachers : hrJl Mr. Donald Dennerlein, Chemistry, (Above Right): Mr. Dennerlein en- joys boating, fishing and camping. He also enjoys travel, having driven across the continental United States and visited the major cities of eastern Canada. He feels he would be a per- fect candidate to sign on to sail a two man sail boat around the world. He is a gadget nut and wants to be able to work things like computers as well as find out how they work. Mr. Denner- lein enjoys music and plays the har- monica, guitar and accordian, but strictly for himself as an audience. Mr. John Pfeiffer, Chemistry, (Above Left): Mr. Pfeiffer traveled throughout the United States and Canada with his family as a child. His interests, aside from his wife and family, include sewing and partici- pating in athletics of all kinds, espe- cially racquetball. Mr. Pfeiffer also enjoys listening to music and good conversation. Mrs. Esther Geitner, Biology (Center Left): Mrs. Geitner ' s hobbies span a wide range of interests. She enjoys canoeing and fishing, while her other outdoor activities include birding, especially during the spring and fall migrations and photography and classification of local plants. Mrs. Geitner also is involved in music, playing the flute, recorder and guitar. Mr. Robert Szorc, Physics and Adv- anced Algebra-Trigonometry. Every weekend during football season Mr. Szorc can be seen standing behind the concessions booth, as he coordin- ates students in the difficult task of selling hot dogs, coffee, and candy. He also sponsors various ski trips, and serves as Math-Science Club moderator. Not Just Mathematicians Mrs. Colleen Muellner, Math, (Right) Mr. Kenneth Leszczynski, Math, (Center Right): In his second year of teaching math, Mr. Leszczynski also assists in coaching Boys ' Varsity Basketball. He also enjoys baseball and all sports. He is originally from South Bend, Indiana and claims Hoosiers are the best basketball fans in the country, Woosh! Mrs. Cheryll Kelly, Math, (Below Right): Now in her second year teaching at Benet, Mrs. Kelly is thor- oughly enjoying it. Married less than a year ago, she had the opportunity to honeymoon in Hawaii. Her favorite hobbies are playing the organ and Aerobic dancing. Mr. Charles Schumacher, Counselor, (Below Left): In addition to his duties as Junior counselor, Mr. Schu- macher teaches math classes. He also coaches sophomore football with Mr. White. Besides spending time with his three daughters, Mr. Schumacher occupies his leisure time with various wood working pro- jects. Mr. James Pignatiello, Counselor (Center Left): Mr. Pignatiello is a warm weather person who enjoys the summer months. He takes pride in planting, working, and harvesting his garden each year. Mr. Pignatiello en- joys most sports, especially baseball and is a member of the IHSA as a registered baseball official. ATUII J At, ? % mm B ' Urn, m Mr . m Mr. William Kohne, Math (Left): Mr. Kohne ' s activities outside Benet cen- ter around three areas, sports, music, and house rebuilding. He enjoys many athletic activities, especially basketball, tennis, and racquetball, while his favorite non-participating pass time is sitting in the bleachers at Wrigley Field. Mr. Kohne finds his most relaxing pastime playing guitar. As a member of the Old Town School of Folk Music he participates in the many other school activities and concerts. The owner of a 100 plus year old home, Mr. Kohne spends much of his summer remodeling and renovating the house he bought 5 years ago. He also enjoys bicycling, board games, games of logic and hates cats and sightseeing when traveling. Mr. Albert Rychtarik, Math, (Middle Left): Mr. Rychtarik ' s varying hob- bies include golf, bowling, fishing and gardening. While serving in the U.S. Army during WW II he traveled to Manila, in the Phillippine Islands and also served in the occupation forces in Japan. His son and daughter are both Benet Alumni and are mar- ried to Benet Alumni. Mr. Rychtarik also has two grandchildren. Sr. Roberta Knakal, O.S.B., Math, (Above Left): As organist at Sacred Heart, Sr. Roberta composes song liturgical music for the community and also attends dioscesan liturgical conventions to search for more effec- tive ways of implementing liturgical guidelines of the church. Sister is also a member of the Benedictine Musi- cians of the Americas, a group which promotes sound liturgical music and is a vehicle through which Benedic- tine composers can share their com- positions with other Benedictines. Miss Sandra Karkow, Math, (Above Right): Owning three horses keeps Miss Karkow very busy after school. She keeps two of the horses near her house and the other at a stable for hunter jumpers. In the summer many of her weekends are spent at horse shows where she usually shows her horse in jumper class. Miss Kar- kow ' s other interests include swim- ming, biking and sailing. Br. Charles Hlava, O.S.B., Math, (Center): Brother Charles, a member of the math department in addition to the counseling staff here at Benet en- joys fishing and sailing. He is also known for his musical contribution to liturgies at Benet and the Abbey. Brother has studied music, piano, and organ, off and on from the age of four. Brother Charles is also a coun- selor in the adolescent ward of a men- tal health facility, an experience from which he has learned a great deal about young people. Studying Cultures Not Just Language Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Latin II (Above): Mrs. Anderson, a new teacher of second level Latin, is very interested in music and spends much of her time on music related activi- ties. A mother of two, she is the director of a children ' s chorus at St. Dominick ' s Church in Bolingbrook, chairman of music for Bolingbrook Community Chorus, and a semi- professional singer and accompan- ist for Company B , a singing and variety group which plays locally. Mr. Rudolph Strahl, German I, III; Spanish II (Above Right): Mr. Strahl ' s favorite pastime is traveling. This summer, he and his wife went to the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. There they had an opportunity to practice their Spanish with the na- tives while gathering information and slides of the area. They plan to use this knowledge in an advanced lan- guage class, where a book about smuggling in the Yucatan is read. In addition to hobbies of bowling and jogging, Mr. Strahl is a member of several language associations, in- cluding AATG (German), AATSPC (Spanish), and ACTFL (Foreign Languages). Mrs. Saint Blancard, Spanish II, IV (Center): Mrs. Saint Blancard mod- erates the Spanish Club. Mr. Peter Paul, German II. IV; Span- ish I (Lower Right): Mr. Paul coaches the Freshman-Sophomore level of Girls ' Basketball. Mr. Rubin Alvarez, Spanish I, III (Left): Mr. Alvarez coaches Fresh- man Baseball. Fr. John Cherf, O.S.B., Latin III, IV (Far Left): One of the most familiar faces at Benet is that of Fr. John. Fr. John is known for his variety of tal- ents: poetry, gardening, and ice skating. No football or basketball game is complete without seeing Fr. John watching at the sidelines. Fr. John also holds the only Ph.D. on the teaching faculty. Miss Carol Lukowski, French II, III, IV (Lower Left): In her time away from the football passgate. Miss Lukowski usually finds herself plan- ning a vacation. Having traveled ex- tensively in France and having seen so many beautiful places, she now plans to explore the four corners of the U.S.A. and hopes to visit the northeastern section in the near fu- ture. Her other pastimes include ten- nis and piano lessons. Fr. Paschal Honnor, O.S.B., Latin I (Below): Returning to the Benet family after three years absence, Fr. Paschal has held the positions of Chap- ain. Religion teacher, and tennis coach at the Academy, while pre- viously serving as Sub-Prior and Master of Novice and Junior Monks at the Abbey and associate Pastor at St. Joan of Arc Parish in Lisle. His current position at St. Procopius Abbey is Director of Novices and Junior Monks while his hobbies include tennis, fishing, singing, and guitar playing. a: Mr. Charles Brummel, English III, Humanities, (Above Left): Mr. Brummel loves to garden, both vegetables and flowers. Nothing tastes as good as something you ' ve grown yourself. He also likes to rake leaves, mow grass, and shovel snow. With these things there is an immediate reward. Mr. Brummel considers himself a basically home- oriented person who loves his family and enjoys spending time with his children. Mr. Tim White, Adv. Composition and Literature, English II, (Above Right): Each day when I finish my duties here, I retire to a little room on the 4th floor of St. Joseph ' s Hall where I correct papers and prepare tests and assignments for the next day. That is my hobby. I love to cor- rect papers. I have opportunities some nights to travel to the football field where I walk in circles exploring the track and back and forth checking the lines on the field. On my travels I have organized the moles who live within the fence, and we construct a hole each year where the 20 yard stripe meets the west sideline. I also entertain the spirits, organized by Br. Edward, who live on the fourth floor with me, by playing the air guitar while correcting papers of course. Mr. William Conley, English III. Adv Speech, (Center Left): Mr. Conley ' s many hobbies include building furni- ture, tennis, reading, and drama. His musical interests range from blues to jazz to rock to classical. Mr. Conley has spent two months in London to see the British theatre and to experi- ence the culture and history of the city. His travels incorporated side trips to Paris and the English coun- tryside. Mr. Conley spends his spare time enjoying his two year old son grow and learn about his world. Sr. Mary Regina Dubina, O.S.B., En- glish II, (Center Right): As treasurer of the Sacred Heart Community, Sis- ter Regina is involved in practical ev- eryday money matters. This position involves her in many of the Convents committies including Retirement Fund, Finance and Building and Grounds. Sister also serves on the Benet Finance Committee and has been Secretary Treasurer of the Con- ference of Religious Treasurers of Illinois for the past two years. At Be- net she sponsors the Sacred Heart Service Society. Sr. has traveled to Washington D.C., Alaska, Califor- nia, Switzerland and Italy and hopes to one day visit the Holy Land. Swimming to Sr. Regina is a favorite sport during the summer and her win- ter-time hobby is sleeping. Mr. Ken Kane, English III, Adv Com- position and Literature, American Literature, (Right): When he ' s not trying to get caught up on paper work, Mr. Kane spends much time golfing and reading. He also often finds himself defending the perform- ances of the Bears and White Sox. Miss Mary Beth Hammond, English I and II, (Above Left): Beside working on late night yearbook deadlines. Miss Hammond ' s favorite pastimes are dancing, and attending theatre and dance productions. She has stu- died Ballet and Jazz dance for a num- ber of years. She also enjoys spend- ing her free time with her family, especially her twin sister. Mr. Dave Gotmer, English I and III, (Center Left): a C.C.D. teacher at St. Joan of Arc since 1969, Mr. Gotmer used to chaperone 7th and 8th grades to London. His past trips have in- cluded visits to Ireland, Britian, France, Spain, Italy, and Greece. This previous summer he traveled to Germany, Austria, and Wales. Mr. Gotmer ' s favorite sport is water skiing, but he most enjoys accom- panying students on trips, finding the canoe trip re-enforces his faith in people in general and students in par- ticular, as he watches them handle the challenges of the wilderness and community interaction as they learn about themselves. Sr. Florence Jindrich, O.S.B., Media Arts, (Below Left): Sr. Florence is a member of several choral groups in- cluding the convent choir, the IBC chorus and the Joliet Festival Chor- us. Under her direction, the student chorus at Benet has performed at Christmas Around the World at the Museum of Science and Industry for several years. Sr. Florence ' s travels have included a tour of Europe, namely Switzerland, Ger- many, Austria, France and Luxen- berg with a group of musicians. In Italy they had an audience with the Holy Father. Sister enjoys crafts par- ticularly hairpin lace, latch hook and needle point. Mr. Stracco, English I, II, (Below Right): Mr. Stracco was raised in New Jersey, which he claims is more than parking lots and factories, but he loves corn fields and flat windy land, so he came to Chicago. In college, he spent summers studying in Israel, traveling in Europe, including Italy, and working in Colorado. Photogra- phy is his main hobby. Mr. James Fogarty, Creative Writ- ing, English I, Adv. Comp., (Center): Mr. Fogarty has been going to school, either full time or part-time, or summers ever since kindergarten. Besides a BA from I. B.C. and a MA from Miami University (Ohio) he has attended 10 other colleges and uni- versities. Mr. Fogarty ' s favorite spare time activities involve sports of all kinds, and music of all kinds. He has traveled extensively both in this country and abroad. He has been to Europe four times. Mr. Fogarty is an early morning person; he tries to get up before 6 o ' clock every morning (even Saturdays and Sundays!). After the Papers Are Corrected . . . Homecoming decorators — J3 1 Pep rally — 1382 People Charles Aeschliman Maria Agustin Dan Anderson : George Anderson Charles Antonini Andrew Aswad Joan Bagley Michael Balsamo Chuck Aeschliman — Photo club 1,2; A.V. Staff 1; Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Bowling 2,3; Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4; Cross Country 2. Track 2. Maria Agustin — German 2: Band 2; Softball 2; Transfered from Edgewood H.S., Madison, Wis. George Anderson — Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Dan Anderson — Im. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Softball 2; Football 1.2.3,4: Swim- ming 2,3; HI St. Scholar. Andv Aswad — Magic 1.2.3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3.4; Herald 4; Yearbook 2.3, Quill Scroll 4 Senior Lay-out Advisor 4; In. Bowling 3,4; Track 3.4; 1st honors 1,2,3,4; Natl Merit Commended4; 111. St. Scholar; Drew 3.4: London 4; Variety Show 1,2,3.4. Pete Baaske — Football 1,2.3,4; Track 3,4. Joan Bagley — German 1,2: Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Drama Troupe 3.4; Im. Powderpuff 3,4; Track 1,; Nat ' l Merit Com- mended;. Mike Balsamo — Band 1 ,2,3.4: Pen Band 2.3,4. Frank Banigan — Band 1. Class of ' 82 Our final year was of mixed emotions. We had the usual senior reactions — eager to move on to college or business life yet still reluctant to call ourselves adults. This year we felt losses from within but found strength helping each other and have grown as a result. Senior year should be a year of changes; our experiences of 1981- 82 have affected us more profoundly than any of us could have forseen. We ' ve also had our moments of triumph. As our football team was the first in Benet ' s history to reach the sim-finals in state play- offs, we celebrated together. Volleyball was another source of pride for us, and basketball proved to be traditionally suc- cessful. This combination of the light hearted and the serious have made the class and the year 1982 unique. We will not be forgotten, and we will never forget. Frank Banigan Kathleen Bauer 9 iJAnii Alice Baumann Richard Baumgartner Thomas Beardsley John Berg Stuart Berg Timothy Berry Timothy Bez Jerome Bigoness Maya Bishak Vincent Biskupic Jacqueline Blair Walter Block Carolyn Boehler Richard Boehm Alice Baumann — Drama Troupe 4; Powderpuff 3.4, Rich Baumgartner — Servers 1,2; Im. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2.3.4; Track 1,2.3,4; Football All-Conference 4; Football Most Valuable Player. Tom Beardsly — Im. Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Brian Benes — Dungeons and Dragons 3,4; Nat ' l Merit Com- mended; Illinois State Scholar. John Berg — Photography 1,2.3; AV Staff 1,2,3: Stuart Berg — Band 1.2; Drama Troupe 4: Herald 4. Tim Berry — Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 2; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4. Tim Bez — Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Cross Country 1.2. Julie Bien — Secretary of S. G. 3; Marian Service Society 4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Chairman 3; Publicity Chairman 2: Freshman Representative 1; Im. Basketball 4; Powder- puff 4; First Honors 3; Illinois State Scholar; Senior Class Officer 4. Jay Bigoness — Spanish 4; Im. Basketball 1,2.3; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2. MayaBischak — Herald 2; Im. Basketball 3.4; Illinois State Scholar Transfer From Naperville Central. Vince Biskopic — Herald 1.2,3,4; Im. Basketball 2,3,4; Im. Bowling 4; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1.2; Basketball 1. Karen Black — Im. Basketball 4; Powderpuff 3.4; Track 1,2; First Honors 1. Ja cquie Blair — French 4; Senior Rep,; Im. Volleyball 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Track 1,2,4. Wally Block — Photography 1 ; Hawaii Five-O Club 2; Im. Basketball 2,4; Cross Country 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Nat ' l Merit Commended; First Honors 1,2,3; Illinois State Scholar; Cross Country Captain 4. Carrie Boehler — Im. Vol- leyball 2. Rick Boehm — Track 1,2; III. State Scholar. Mike Berrigan — Cross Country 3,4. Julie Bridge Lauren Buccino Marv Burelbach Catherine Burke Daniel Burnoski Dave Bogdan — Photo Club 1,2: Im. Basketball 1,2,3: Football 1.2. John Bolger — Dungeons and Dragons Club 1,2,3,4; Im. Basketball 4: First Honors 1,2.3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Ruth Borresen — German Club 1; Drama Troupe 1; S.G. 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Basketball 3: Mary Ann Brady — French Club 4: Marian Service Society 4; Cheerleader 3; Im. Volleyball 2: Im. Softball 2: Powder Puff 3,4; Swimming 1 . Tom Brassil — Im. Basketball 1.2,3,4: Powder Puff Manager. Bill Brennan — S.G. Rep. 1; Im. Basketball 1,2.3,4: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1 ,2.3,4; First Honors 3; Nat ' l Merit Commended; 111. St. Scholar. Julie Bridge — German Club 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Stage Band 1. 2; Yearbook 1: Powder Puff 4; Tennis 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2. Mary Burelbach — Im. Basketball 2.3: Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 2: Statician 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1; All-Conference Volleyball 2,3.4. Cathy Burke — Year- book 2; Powder Puff 3.4; Track 1; 111. St. Scholar. DanBurnoski — Im. Basketball 1,2,3.4: Baseball 1; Track 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Sue Bvrne — French Club 4; Im. Basketball 3.4; Im. Cross Country 2,3; Powder Puff 3.4; Track 1,2,3. Becky Cahill — Spanish Club 2,3. Rebecca Cahill Christopher Classen Robert Cohoon Patrick Collins Joseph Dauskurdas Beth Davis Christine DeGraff Steven Derks Lynne Dickey Steve Camburn — Im. Basketball4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3 Cathy Camden — Im. Cross Country; Ira. Softball; Powder Puflf3: Swimming 1 .2.3,4; Track 1,2.3; Swimming Captain 4. Tom Cangelosi — Track 1 .4. Chris Classen — Im. Basketball 4. Bob Cohoon — Im. Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Natl. Soc. of American High School Students; Transfered from St. Charles Borromeo, 3. Pat Collins — Servers 1,2,3,4; Herald 4; Student Government 4; Class President 4; Powder Puff Coach 3: Basketball 1,2.3,4; First Honors 1.2,3,4; National Merit Commended; All-Conference Basketball 2.3,4. Joe Dalpiaz — Drama Troupe 3,4; Dungeons and Dragons 1.2.3.4; Herald 2; Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1.2; 111. State Scholar Marty D ' Ambrose — Magic 1.2.3; Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Stage Band 2,3.4 Student Government President; S.G. Rep. 3; Track 1.3; First Honors 1,2.3,4 National Merit Commended Student; I.A.S.C. State Workshop; Variety Show 1,2,3; State Delegate 3; 111. State Scholar; Drum Major 3.4; President Magic Club London Trip. Joe Dauskurdas — Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Im Basketball 4; Football 3: Baseball 3. Beth Davis — Avions 3,4; Im. Volleyball; Im Softball; Statisitian I . Chris DeGraff— Cheerleader 1 .2.3,4: Powder Puff 3,4: Track 1; First Honors 1.2.3.4; III. State Scholar. Steve Derks — Servers 1,2,3,4; Im Volleyball; Powder Puff Coach 4: Basketball 1,2.3.4; Golf 2; 111. State Scholar Lvnne Dickey — Spanish 2.3.4; Spanish Honor Societv 3.4: Marian Servers Scoietv 4; Im. Volleyball; Im. Softball; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; First Honors 1,2.3,4; Volleybail M.V.P. 2; Spanish Honor Society Treasurer 4: Spanish Club Treasurer 4. Michelle DiVincenzo — Yearbook 3,4: Powder Puff 3.4: Statistician 3,4; Trackette 2.3.4; London Trip. Jeremv Dobrowolski — Dungeons and Dragons 1,2,3,4; A. V.Staff2, 3.4; Im. Basketball 2.3,4. MarvKayDolan — Yearbook 4; Im. Basketball 3; Powder Puff 3, 4. Tim Doyle — Servers 1,2.3,4; Im. Basket- ball 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2.3. Liz Duvic — Marian Service Society 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Im. Basketball 2.3,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4. YvetteEber — S.G. 3.1m. Volleyball 2: Statistician 1.2.3.4. Linnae Ellensohn — Band 2.3,4; Drama Troupe 3,4; Yearbook 2, Copy Editor 3.4; Im. Softball 1; Powder Puff 3. Tennis 1. Mary Pat Eraci — S.G. 4; Im. Basketball 4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Girl ' s Track 1; First Honors 1. Tracy Etzkorn — Im. Bowling 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Swim Team 2. ValFassI — Girl ' s Track 1,3,4; Swim Team 1,2. Matt Feil — Football 1; Baseball 2. Ml Michelle DiVincenzo Jeremy Dobrowolski Mary Dolan Timothy Doyle Elizabeth Duvic Yvette Eber Linnae Ellenson I Wallv Block Valerie Fassl Matthew Feil MX JoeFeldman — Im. Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Dean Fenton — Chess 1.2; Math Science 1.2,3.4; Drama Troupe 2,3,4; Im. Basketball 4; Basketball Manager4; Nat ' l Merit Semi Finalist Mario Fiorelli- no — Drama Troupe 1,2; Im. Basketball 1,3. John Fitzgerald — Servers 1,2,3,4; Im. Basketball 3.4; Track 3,4; Servers Chairman 4. Kevin Fitzpatrick — Transferred from Bishop Ireton. Ohio; Baseball I; Basketball 1.2; Football 1,2,3.4. Joanna Forest — Avions 3.4; Band 1,2,3; Powderpuff 3,4; Swimming 2. Sue Forst — Avions 3,4; Yearbook 2; Im. Volleyball 2: Powderpuff 3.4; Swimming 1 . Steven Forsythe — Transferred from Glenbard East 1 ; Im. Basket- ball 4; Track 2,3,4; Speech Scholarship 4; 111. St. Scholar. Kim Frestel — Drama Troupe 2; Yearbook 2,3; Im. Softball 1.2; Powderpuff 3.4. Tony Freveletti — Band I : Im. Basketball 4; Basketball 1 ,2.3; Baseball 1 ,2.3,4; Football 1 ,2,3,4. Monica Fuster — Spanish 1 .2; Drama Troupe 1 ,2; Softball 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Track Joseph Feldman • Mario Fiorellino John Fitzgerald Kevin Fitzpatrick Joanna Forest Susan Forst Anthony Freveletti Monica Fuster Mary Severino Francine Gadzala — Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Drama Troupe 2,3,4; 1st Honors 1,2.3.4: Junior Acting Award 3; Band Officer 4 Dan Gallaher — Servers 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; S.G. Rep. 1,2,3,4: Cross Country 1: Basketball 1.2,3.4; Golf 2.3,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4. Ann Galvin — Herald 3; Im. Softball 1 ,2: Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Swimming 1,2. Laura Ganster — Im. Softball 2: Powder Puff 3.4; Variety Show 4. Mary Gebba — Im. Softball 1 .2; Swimming 2,3. Andy Gedvilas — Im. Basketball 1 .2,3,4; Baseball 1 ; History Award 3. Clarice Gelhard — Marian Service Society 4; Avions 3,4; Im. Basketball 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4: Statistician 1.2.3.4: Co-Captain Pom Pons 4. Ellen Geraghty — Avions 2,3.4; Im. Basketball 2,3; Im. Cross Country 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Track 1,4; Nat l Merit Commended Student; Variety Show 2. Mike Ginoeo — Im. Basketball 2,3; Powder Puff Coach 3: Football 1.2: Swimming 1 ,2,3,4; Swim Team Captain 4. Jim Glimco — Football 4: Track 2; Swimming 1 . Paul Gordon — Herald 4; Im. Basketball 1 ,2,3.4: Track 2; Football 1 ,2.3,4; J.V. All State Football 3,4; U.V. Captain Football 4. Francine Gadzala Daniel Gallaher Laura Ganster Glenn Gaven Mary Gebbia Andrew Gedvilas k I Clarice Gelhard Ellen Geraghty Michael Ginocchio Tomas Girdauskas James Glimco Paul Gordon Lynda Roesch. Sue Scanlon Kay Kenney Margaret Grissom Joseph Grolmes Margaret Hacked Douglas Hamilton Katherine Haneman Mary Hansen Joseph Hantsch Patrick Harbauer Jane Harless Colleen Grady — Spanish Club 1,2; Marian Ser- vice Society 3,4; Herald 3,4; Yearbook 2,3; Pow- der Puff 3,4;Tennis 2; 111. St. Scholar: Tran.sfe.-cd from Hartland High School. Hartland Mich., 2. Kelly Green — Drama Troupe3;S.G. Rep. 1,2,3, Head Rep. 4. NED President 3. IASC President 4; Volleyball Manager 1,2; Statistician 2,3. Mike Green — Drama Troupe 1,2,3,4; Herald 4; S.G. 3,4; Football 1; Tennis 1,2,3.4. Joe Grolmes — Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 2; First Honors 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Margaret Hack- ett — Yearbook 3.4: Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Doug Hamilton — Yearbook 2; S.G. Im. Chairman 3.4; Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 4; Im. Softball 1,2,4; Football 1,2.3,4; First Honors 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Kathy Haneman — Marian Service Society 4; Herald 2,4; London Trip; Spanish Immersion Weekend 4. Mary Hansen — Chorus 1 ; Math- Science Club 1.4; Powder Puff 3,4; Statistician 1.2,3,4; Trackette 1,2,3,4; Concession Stands 1,2,3.4; London Trip. Joe Hantsch — Chess Club 1,2; Dungeons and Dragons 1.2.3.4; German Club 1,2; Math-Science Club 1.2; Starlog Club 3; Herald 1.2,3. Im Circulation Manager 4: Softball 1; Swim Team 1.2,3,4, Co-Captain 2,3; 111. St. Scholar. Pat Harbauer — Magic Club l,2.:Photo Club 1.2; Servers 3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 2,3, Pep Band Leader 4; Stage Band 4; Im. Bowling 2,3; Track 2. Jane Harless — Marian Service Society 3.4; Yearbook 3; S.G. Rep. 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Im. Basketball 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4; Statistician 1; Swim Team 2,3. Lisa Harp — Herald 1,2; Yearbook 3; Im. Basketball 1.2.4; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Tennis 1,2. Margo Haymaker — Avions 4; Yearbook 1; Im. Basketball 1,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3.4; Statician 1. Mary Healy — French Club 4; Drama Troupe 1.2.3.4: Im Bowling 1.2; Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 1; Swimming 2. Maura Heneghan — Chorus 1; Trackette 1. Dean Henricks — Herald 2; Yearbook 3; Cross Country 4: Track 3; 111. St. Scholar. Laura Heroux — French Club 1; Im. Softball 1,2,4; Powder Puff 3.4; Vol- leyball 1,2; Girls Basketball 1,2.3,4. Hilary Higgins — , Marian Service Society 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2; Herald 1.3.4; S.G. 1,2,3.4; Chairman Human Relations 3; Class Rep. 4; Im. Basketball 4; Powder Puff 3.4; Track 1; 111. St. Scholar; Nat ' l Merit Commended; Band Librarian 4; Marian Officer 4. Rob Himes — Yearbook 2; Im. Basketball 3; Football 1,2. Steve Hubona — Im. Basketball 2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Football All-Conference 4. Chris Hurley — Marian Service Society 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; S.G. Vice- President 4; Homecoming Chairman 3; S.G. Rep. 2.3: Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4: Track 1,4; 1st Honors 1.2.3; 111. St. Scholar. Keith Incrocci — Im. Basketball 4; Im. Bowling 2,3; Tennis 1,2.3,4; Football 1; Swimming 3. Lisa Harp Margo Haymaker Mary Healy Dean Hendricks Maura Heneghan Laura Heroux Hilary Higgins E I Kathy Kegaly. Glenn Gaven, Brian Benes Christine Hurley Keith Incorcci Mark Jablonski — Im. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Aileen James — Im. Volleyball 2,4; Im. Softball 2,3; Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Swim Team 1; Track 1. Jim Karafiat — Band 1,2; Im. Basketball 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Steve Kastenholz — Math Science 1,2; Spanish 1.2; Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 3.4; Track I; 1st honors 1,2,3,4; Natl Merit Commended; 111. St. Scholar; Pep Band Leader 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 2. Sue Kawa — Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Swimming Team 1,2. Jeff Kayes — Band 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3,4. KathyKegaly — French I; Marian Service Society 3,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3.4;. Chris KeUen — S.G. Rep. 2; Track 1; 1st honors 1.2; III. St. Scholar; Soccer 1; Transfered from Devon- Preparatory School Junior year. Mary Kav Kenney — Avions 2,3,4; S.G. Rep. 2;Im. Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Powder Puff 3.4; Statistician 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track I. - Mark Jablonski Aileen James Matthew Jordan James Karefiat Steven Kastenholz Susan Kawa Jeffrey Kayes Mary Kenney Stepen Kent Joe Dauskurdas. Dave Paulik. Dan Palicka, Mike Ginnochio James Konigsfield James Koptik Andrew Kovacs Greta Krehaum Adrianne Krstansky MikeKeough — Im. Basketball 3.4; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2.3.4. Thomas Keough — Football 1 ,3,4; Soccer 2; Baseball 1 ,2. Dennis Kibby — Spanish 3; Band 1.2.3; 111. State Scholar. Kelly Kincaid — Drama Troupe 1,2; Publicity Chairman 3; Senior Rep. 4; Im. Softball 1; Powder Puff 4; Basketball Statisti- cian 4. Karen Khis — Marian Service Society 3.4: Avions 4: Yearbook 4; Poweer Puff 3.4; National Merit Commended 4: Illinois State Scholar: First Honors 1,2. Jim Konigsfeld — Magic 3; A V Staff 2: Band 4; lm. Bowling 1: Football 1,2,3,4. Jim Kopik — Im Basketball 2,3,4: Im. Softball 2; National Merit Commended; 111 State Scholar. Andv Kovacs — Dungeons and Dragons 1.2.3.4; German 1; Im. Basketball 3.4: lm. Softball 2; Track 2.3.4; National Merit Commended. Greta Krebaum — Im. Basketball 1,2; Im. Volleyball 1.2; J.V. Track 1; Varsity Track 2; Girls Athletic Association 1.2; Transfer Xavier High School, Pheonix Arizona 3. Adrianne Krstansky — Chorus 1: Avions 3; Drama Troupe 2.3.4; Yearbook 1: Student Government 2; Im. Softball 1; Powder Puff 4; Statistician 1: Track 1: Denise Kuby — French 3.4: Powder Puff 4. Gigi Kupsche — Powder Puff 3: Girls Swim Team 1 .2.3: Girls Track 1. Denise Kuby Virginia Kupsche John Landry Lisa Langland Mike Mazza Thomas LeCompte Gina Legieza Edward Lewaniak John Kwit — Baseball 1,2; 1st Honors 1.2:111. St. Scholar. Kelly Ladesic — Chorus 1; Avions 2,3.4; Powder Huff 3.4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Variety Show Choreographer 4. John Landry — Im. Basketball 2,3.4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. Lisa Langland — Spanish club 1 .2.3,4; Im. Softball 1 .2.3,4; Powder Puff 3.4. Statistician 2; Track 1,2.3; 1st Honors 1. Paul LaSala — Im. Basketball 4; Baseball 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3. Tom LeCompte — Dungeons and Dragons 1,2,3.4; Math Science Club 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 2.3,4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Herald 4; Yearbook 2,3.4; Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 1; 1st Honors 1.2.3.4; Nat ' l Merit Semi-Finalist; I. B.C. Future Scholar 3,4; 1st place MAA Exam 3; Quill and Scroll Award 2,3,4; Yearbook Layout Editor 3; Yearbook Production Editor 4; Band Vice- President 4; Math Science President 3,4; Hunter Publishing Workshop 4; 111. St. Scholar. Gina Legieza — French 1 ,2,3,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4: Swimming 1.2. Ed Lewaniak — Photo Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2.3.4; Im. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2; Football 3.4. Dave Lifka — Im. Basketball 1,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; 1st Honors 1.2.3.4; III. St. Scholar. Jerry Lillig — Band 1,2: Track 1.2. | Jerry Lillig Jeffrey Linert Victor Litwin John Lupori Joseph Lisowski Jeff Linert — Chess 1 ; Dungeons and Dragons 1 : Magic Club I : Math Science 1 ; Photo Club 1 ; Im. Basketball 2; Football 2. John Lupori — Spanish Club 1 .2,3,4; Im. Basketball 1 ,2,3.4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 1 . Jeanne Lynn — Yearbook 3 ,4; Im. Softball 1 ; Powder Puff 3 : Swimming 1.2. Ann Madden — French Club 3 : Marian Service Society 3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; Yearbook 3,4; Class Vice- President 4: S.G. Rep. 3; Im. Basketball 1 .2.3.4; Powder Puff 3.4; Sw imming 1 ,2; 111. St. Scholar; Swim Team Captain 1.2. Marty Madden — Servers 1; Im. Basketball 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1 ; Powder Puff Announcer Cheer- leader 3. Peggv Mahoney — Chorus 1; French Club 2; Marian Service Society 4; Drama Troupe 3.4; Im. Bowling 1; Im. Volleyball 1.2: Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 4; Tennis 3: Track 1; London Trip 4. Jeannine Malcheski — Chorus 1,2.4. Lee Mann — Dungeons And Dragons 2; German Club 1,2; Servers 3.4: Im. Jeanne Lynn Claire Madden Martin Madden Mark Mannion Margaret Mahoney Jeannine Malcheski Lee Mann Basketball 2; Im. Softball 2; 111. St. Scholar. Mark Mannion — Servers 4: Im. Softball 1.2; Basketball 1.2. 3: Cross Country 1. Chris Marczewski — Im. Basket- ball 4; Track 3,4; Steve Marek — German Club 2; Im. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1 : Football 2.3.4. Wendv Marick— Marian Service Society 4: Cheer- leader 2.3,4; S.G. Rep. 1.2: Im. Basketball 1.2: Powder Puff 3.4; Statistician 4; Nat ' l. Merit Semi-Finalist. Andrea Markelz — Chorus 1.2.4; Drama Troupe 1 .2,3,4; Herald 3,4; Im. Powder Puff 4: Swimming 1 .2.3.4; 111. St. Scholar. Kathy Marks — Chorus 1; Yearbook 4; Concession Stands 2.3.4: Trackettes 2: Sub- committee head for Christmas Drive 1.2,3; London Trip. Tom Marth — Servers 1, 2,3.4; Chairman Human Relations 4: S.G. Rep. 2,3: lm. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Im. Volleyball 2.3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Football, 1,2,3.4; Track 3,4: 111. St. Scholar. Christopher Marczewski Steven Marek Wendy Manck Andrea Markelz Kathleen Marks Thomas Marth Laurence Martin Marjorie Martin Angela Mattern Larry Martin — 1m. Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 4. margie Martin — Chorus 1 .2,4; Drama Troupe 1 .2; Powder Puff 4; 1st Honors 1,2,; Nat ' 1 Honor Society; Transferred From Nazareth, 3. Angela Mattern — Marian Service Society 4; S.G. 3,4; Social Chairman 3,4; lm. Basketball 3; Im. Volleyball 2,3; Im. Softball 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Staticitian 4; Transfered From Hinsdale Central, 2. Debbie Mazil — Math Science Club 3.4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3.4; Drama Troupe I ; Herald 1 .2.3.4; Powder Puff 3.4; Staticitian 2,3.4; Trackettes 2.3,4; III St. Scholar; Nat ' l Merit Semifinalist 4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; Vice-President Math Club 4; Band Librarian 4 London Trip. Mike Mazza — Servers 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 1,2.3; Herald 4; lm. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Football 4: 1st Honors 1,2,3: Nat ' l Merit Semifinalist; III. St. Scholar. Brian McCarthy — Band 1.2.3,4 Swimming 1, 2,3.4; B.J. McCarthy — Im. Basketball 1.2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Christmas Drive 2. Mary McDermott — Marian Service Society 4; Herald 3.4; Yearbook 3,4; S.G. 4: lm. Basketball 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1; Nat ' l Merit Semi-finalist; III. St. Scholar: 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; Tennis Confer- ence Champion 2,3,4; Tennis State Qualifier 3,4. Mark McGahey — Dungeon and Dragons Club 2.3,4; Im. Softball 3; Michael Mazza Football Manager 2; III. St. Scholar. Laura McGrath — French Club 1,2,3,4; Herald 4; Year- book 2,3,4; Im. Cross Country 2; Powder Puff 4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; Nat ' l Merit Semifinalist; IBC Future Scholar; III. St. Scholar: Yearbook Lay- out Editor 3; Yearbook Managing Editor 4; Quill and Scroll Award of Hon- or; Hunter Publishing Workshop; Transfered From Lisle High, 2. Diane McGuffey — Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Im. Softball 1.2; Powder Puff 4; Girls ' Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Flag Corps 2,3,4; Flag Corps Captain 4. John McLaughlin — Basketball 4. Bill McManus — lm. Basketball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football I; 1st Honors 1,2.3,4; Nat ' l Merit Commended; III. St. Scholar. James McCabe Brian McCarthy William McCarthy Mary McDermott Mark McGahey Laura-Lee McGrath Diane McGuffey John McLaughlin William McNanus Margie Smego, Liz Duvic, Ann Madden Bruce Michael Therese Millen Kimberly Mitch Paula Mlsna Robert Moen Jean Molley John Moran Eileen Mennecke — Chorus 1 ,2.3; Marian Service Society 4; Drama Troupe 1,2,3,4; Track 2, Spanish 2. Transferred from Clenbard West, 4 Bryan Meyer — Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 3,4. Kathy Micaietti — Im. Bowling 2; Im. Softball 1 ; Powder Puff 4. Bruce Michael — Dungeons and Dragons 3: Magic 2.3; Photo Club 1.2.3; A.V. Staff 1,2,3,4; Therese Millen — Spanish 2; Yearbook 4; Im. Basketball 4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; III. St. Scholar. Laura Miller — Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4: Stage Band 3,4: Im. Basketball 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Band Secretary 4. Kimber- ly Mitch— Avions 3.4; Im. Basketball 2.3.4: Powder Puff 3.4; Track 1 ; Paula Misna — Herald 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3; Powder Puff 3. Rob Moen — Im. Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 4; Football 1: Baseball 1.2.4. Jeanne Molloy — Im. Basketball 2.3; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Swim Team 1 : John Moran — Herald 4; Im. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Golf 1,2; 1st Honors 3; 111. St. Scholar. Joe Mullen — Spanish 2. ?- % 4 fim Matthew Moser Joseph Mullen Colleen Murphy David J. Murphy Steve Marek Paul Naborowski Mollev Nechvatal Elizabeth Nedbal Tamara Neilands Joseph Nelligan Mary Nelligan Rob Muller — Golf 2. Margie Mulvenna — Year book 2; Im. Basketball 3.4: Powder Puff 3,4; Basketball 1,2: Track 1,2,3.4. Dave Murphy — Photo Club 2,3,4; A.V. Staff 2,3,4; Herald 2.3,4; Yearbook 2.3,4: 1m. Basketball 2.3.4: Yearbook Photo Editor. 3.4; Herald Photo Editor 4. Paul Nabrowski — 1m. Basketball 2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2; Track 1.4. Mollv Nechavatal — Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3.4; Basketball 1,2; III. State Scholar. Liz Nedbal — Im. Bowling 1,2. Tammy Nielands — French Club 3; 1st Honors 1. Rob Neis — Im. Basketball 4; Swimming 1. Joe Nelligan — Servers 1,2,3.4: S.G. Rep. 2,3; Im. Basketball 3: Tennis 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2.4: 1st Honors 1.2.3; National Merit Commended 4; 111. State Scholar. Mary Ellen Nelligan — Marian Service Society 4; Band 1.2,3; Herald 3,4; Yearbook 2,3.4; Prom Chairman 4; Im. Basketball 4: Powder Puff 3.4; National Merit Semi 4; 1st Honors 1,2,3.4; 111. State Scholar; London Trip 4; Yearbook Copv Editor 3,4. -,.— Jfcw Susan Norman W. Steven Obscherning Michael O ' Connell Kathleen O ' Donnell Jeffrey Oechsel Kathleen O ' Leary Sue Nelligan — French Club 3; Yearbook 3,4; I.M. Basketball 1,2.3,4: I.M. Volleyball 2; I.M. Softball 1,2; Powderpuff 3.4; Volleyball 1; Track 1 John Nigro — I.M. Basketball 1.4; Tracey Niklas — Anions 4: Basketball Statistician 2; Dl. St. Scholar. Sue Norman — Chorus 1: French Club 1.2.3; Drama Troupe 1,2.3,4; Chairman Student Activities 4; I.M. Softball 1,2; Powderpuff 3.4: First Honors 1,2.3.4. Steve Obscherning — Photographv Club 1,2,3.4; A.V. Staff 1,2.3,4; Swimming 1. Mike O ' Connell — Herald 3.4; I.M. Basketball 2,3,4; I.M. Bowling 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3: 111. St. Scholar. Kathy O ' Donnell — Yearbook 4; I.M. Basketball 3,4; I.M. Softball 1.2; Powderpuff 3,4; Basketball 1,2; First Honors 1; 111. St. Scholar. Jeff Oechsel — Photogra- phy Club 2,3,4; A.V. Staff 2.3; Yearbook 3: I.M. Basketball 2.3,4; Track 1.4. Kathv O ' Leary — Spanish Club 2.3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Marian Service Society 4; Herald 2,3,4; Yearbook 1.2.3; I.M. Volleyball 1.2.3,4: I.M. Softball 1.2; Vice-President Spanish Honor Society 4; Secretarv of Spanish Club 4; Editor of Herald 4. Bernadette O ' Malley James O ' Shaughnessey Sheila O ' Shea Georgianna Ossey Karen Overbev Christopher Ozga Daniel Palicka David Pavlik Christina Phillippo Thomas Pins Georgianna Ossey — A.V. staff 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4. Karen Overbey — Chorus 2,4; Avions 3,4; Flag Corps 2,3; Drama Troupe 1 ,2.3,4; Herald 1 ,2,3,4; S.G. 3.4; Community News Chairman 3.4; 1st honors 1,2,3,4. Nat ' l Merit Society; Best New Actress 1; Senior Director: 111. St. Scholar. Chris Ozga — Im. Basketball. Dan Palicka — Spanish Club. Im. Basketball; Football 3. Maria Pallardv — lm. Basketball 4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 4; Statistician 2. Paul Pasin — Im. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2.3,4; Dave Pavlik — Im. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2.3,4; Cross-Country 2,3. Chris Phillippo — French Club 1,2; Avions 2,3,4; Drama Troupe 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Homecoming and Christmas Drive Chairman 2,3; Powder Puff 3.4; Track 1; III. St. Scholar Avions Captain 4; Tom Pins — Servers 3; Im. Basketball 2.3,4; Im. Bowling 1,2.3.4; Volleyball 3; Im. Softball 3; Track 2; Cross Country 3,4. WF Pele Schaub, Bryan Meyer, Wendy Marick, Chris Philippe Liz Duvic, Tom Marth Willaim Polston Brian Pugliese Daniel James Quinn Daniel John Quinn Marian Quinn Jennifer Ruesing Anne Riedy Charles Pipal — Band 1.2,3.4: Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Drama Troupe 4; Yearbook 4; Jm. Basketball 2,3,4: Im. Bowling Track 1: 111. St. Scholar; Band President 4; London Trip. Lynn Pollock — Im. Basketball 2,3,4; Im. Softball 1: Powder Puff 3.4: Swimming 1,2. Bill Polston — S.G. Rep. 1. 4; Im. Basketball 1; Im. Bowling 1,2; Im. Bolleyball 2.3.4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Brian Pugliese — A.V. Staff 1.2,3; Im. Basketball 1.2.3,4; Honorable Mention History Fair 3. Dan Quinn — Ser- vers 1; Band 1; S.G. Rep. 1.2; Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2.3,4. Baseball 1,2. Dan Quinn — Dungeons and Dragons 4; Photo Club 1; Im. Basketball 2,3,4; London Trip. Marian Quinn — Cross Country 1,2; Track 1 ; Trackette 3; First Honors 1 .2,3,4; President Spanish Club 4; SHS Secretary 4. Jenny Reusing — Transfer Pallotti High School, Laurel, Md.4: Im. Basketball 4; Im Softball 4: Softball 2.3. Anne Riedy — Cheerleader 1: Powder Puff 3; Mike Rilev — Swimming 2. Chris Rittler — Transfer St. Joseph ' s Prep.. Phila.. Pa. 2. Im. Basketball 3.4; Cross Country 2.31 111. St. Scholar. Michael Riley Christopher Rittler Patrick Sanchez Mary Scanlon Peter Schaub Margie Smego Cathleen Schlesinger Mary Schmidt Marianna Robin — Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Troupe 1; Trackette 1; Nat ' l Merit Commended. Lynda Roesch — Marian Honor Society 4; Ski Club 1; Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Statistician 4; Basketball l,2,3:Track 1,3; Transfered from Harwich H.S. RonRosloe — Im Basketball 1,2.3.4; Im. Bowling 1,2,3,4; Im. Volleyball 3; Im. Softball 3; Pat Ryan — Im. Basketball 3,4; Basketball 1,2. Karen Sacchetti — S.G. Rep. 4; Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Softball 2; Im. Powder Puff 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; All Conference Volleyball Team 4; All-Star Team Suburban Trib. Volleyball Team 4; Co-Captain Volleyball 4. Dan Sanchez — Math Science 4; First Honors 2; 111 St. Scholars I. B.C. Future Scholar: transferred from Amer- ican Community School 12. 1; Naperville North 2; Benet 2,3,4; Pat Sanchez — Backgammon 2: Dungeons and Dragons 4. Sue Scanlon — French 4; Marian Service Society 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Drama Troupe 1,4; Yearbook 3,4; S.G. Chairman Publicity Comm. 2: S.G. Rep. 1 ; Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Softball 2; Im. Powder Puff 4; Statistician 1 ; Track 1 ,3,4. Pete Schaub — Football 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; All-Conference Footba ll Team 3,4. Cathv Schlesinger — Chorus l;Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Drama Troupe 4; Im. Cross-Country 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1.3,4. Mary Beth Schmidt — French 2,3,4: Marian Service Society 4; Yearbook 3; Im. Basket- ball 4; Im. Softball 2; Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Swimming 2; 1st honors 1,2,3,4; Nat ' l Merit Finalist 111. St. Scholar. Dan Ouinn. Tom Brasxil Michael Schwartz Michael Siewert Marv Severino Mark Shanahan Marie Schmit — Band 1,2.3.4: Pep Band 1,4; Im. Softball 1:1st Honors 3,4: 111. St. Scholar; Band Secretary 4. Mike Schwartz — Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; III. Stl. Scholar. Mike Seiwert — Photo Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2; Track 2,3,4. Amy Senne — French 1; 1m. Basketball 3: Im. Volleyball 2; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Statistician 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3,4; Nat ' l Me rit Commended 4. Mary Severino — Marian Service Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; S.G. Rep. 3.4; Powder Puff Chairman 4; Im. Basketball 1,2.3,4; Powder Puff 3.4; Statisician 3; Swimming 2; Track 1;S.G. Rep. Head 4. Mark Shanahan — Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1. Karen Shea — Powder Puff 3,4. Marie Shea — Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2.3,4; Track 3,4; III. St. Scholar; Band Secretary 4. Chris Shields — Servers 1.2,3; Im. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Marie Shea Christopher Shields Margaret Smego Stephen Sperr Karen Sturmm James Sullivan Marv Sunblade Anita Zernicka Jim Siddall — Band 1,2: Drama Troupe — 1,2,3.4; SG Chairman Human Relations — 2,3; SG Rep — 4; Student director — 4; Nat ' l merit com- mended 4; London trip 4; drama trouper of yr — 1; IASCConv ' tn Delegate — 2,3,4; IL St. Scholar; V.P. NED — 3,4; Bill Sima — Photo 1 .2,3, Spanish 1,2; Band 1,2.3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4: im. Basketball 3: Swimming 2,3,4; London Trip. Margie Smego — Marian Service Society 3,4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; S.G. Rep. 1,2,3: lm. Basketball 4; Im. Powder Puff 3,4; Girls Track 1,2; Marian Society Officer 3.4: Cheerleading Captain 1,4. Jim Smith — lm. Basketball 2.3.4: Softball 2.4; Golf 2: 111. St. Scholar; Transfered from Rockhurst H.S. 2.. Steve Sperr — Ski 2: Im. Basketball 1,2; Bowling4; Im. Volleyball 1,2; Baseball 1.2,4; Cross Country 3; Track 3; first honors 3; Transfered from Bishop Kearney 4. Chuck Steele — Magic 1,2; Photo Club 1,2; Drama Troupe I : Im. Basketball 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Jay Stewart — Swimming 2.3,4; Transfered from St. Francis Wheaton 2. Tom Strange — Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. Karen Stumm — French 2.3,4; Drama Troupe 3,4; Herald 2,3.4; Yearbook 3,4; Im. Cross Country 4; lm. Powder Puff 3; Track 3; London Trip; Pepclub Transferred from Rosary H.S. 2. Jim Sullivan — Drama Troupe 1.2.3.4; S.G. Student Services Chairman 3; Track 1; 1st honors 1.2.4: III. St. Scholar. Mary Sunblade — Im. Bowling 1,2.4; Im. Cross-Country 2.3.4; Im. Powder Puff 4; Track 1,2; 1st honors 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Mark Susina — German 1,2; Drama Troupe 1,2,3.4: S.G. Rep. 3,4; Student Director 4; London Trip. Jeffrey Sweeney 155 Colleen Tausk Michael Thompson Linda Trahey John Trimberger David Ugan Catherine Vogrin Lisa Votava Tama Waechtler 1 a 1 f ■k i rii A Ui I Richard Walther Kenneth Warpinski Bruce Michael Colleen Tausk — Drama Troupe 1 ; Yearbook 2; Im. Basketball 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Im. Softball 1,2; Track 1 . Mike Thompson — Magic Club 1; Photo Club 1,2; Band 1 .2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Im. Bowling 2,3; 1st Honors I ; III. St. Scholar. Linda Trahey — Yearbook 3; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Basketball 2, John Trimberger — Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Im. Basketball 4: Golf 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1,2. Jack Tucker — Im. Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3.4; 111. St. Scholar. Cathy Vogrin — Yearbook 1,2; Im. Softball 1; Powder Puff 3,4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; 111. St. Scholar. Lisa Votava — Avions 3,4; Drama Troupe 1; Im. Basketball 3; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Track 1. Tama Waechtler — Band him. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3. Jocile Walsh — Chorus 1; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; Marian Service Society 3,4; Drama Troupe 2; Herald 2.3,4; S.G. Chairman 3; 1st Honors 1 .2.3.4; 111. St. Scholar; Herald News Editor 3; Herald Editor-in-Chief 4; Marian Officer 4. Rich Walther — Im. Basketball 2,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; 111. St. Scholar. Joan Wiercinski Martha Wilkie Craig Winter Keith Incrocci Christopher Wojcik m ...i Christopher Wright Fred Zaeske Ul Joyce Webb — Im. Basketball 1,2,3; Im. Volleyball I; Im. Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Track 1 ,2: Varsity Swim Team 1 ,2,3. Ann Marie Weber — Im. Bowling 2; Im. Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Statistician 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. John Whitney — Im. Bowling 1,2,3; National Merit Semi- Finalist 4. Joan Wireinski — Chorus 1 ; Powder Puff 3. Marty Wilke — Im. Basketball 3,4; Im. Softball 2; Powder Puff 3.4. Craig Winter— Band 1 ; Im. Basketball 4; Football 1,2,3.4; Swimming 1,3; Track 2. Chris Wojcik — French 1,2,3; A.V. Staff 4; Drama Troupe 2; Herald 1,2,3; lm. Basketball 1: Tennis 2,4; 1st Honors 1,2,3,4; 111. State Scholar. Brian Wolski — Im. Basketball 2,3,4; 111. State Scholar. Lisa Wren — Yearbook 1,2; S. G. Rep. 1.2; Im. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 4; Transfer Naperville Central 3. Chris Wright — Servers 3,4; Powder Puff Coach 3; Football 1 ; Tennis 1 ; Basketball 1.2.3,4; III. State Scholar. Fred Zaeske — Servers 4; Drama Troupe 3; lm. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Swimming 1.2.3,4; Track 2. Erich Zeitz — Band 1,2.3.4: Pep Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Football 1 ,2; Swimming 2,3; 111. State Scholar. Anita Zernick — Im. Cross Country 4; Cross Country 3; Variety Show 3. Anita Zernick Ader. James F. Aeschliman. Ronald R Airan, Lisa E. Aslam. Javed A. August, Amber J. Augustyn, Jennifer Augustyn, John Auskalnis. Robert B. Avellana, Antonio P. Bagley, Ann C. Bagley, Michael P. Bajusz, John A. Banigan. Bernadette E. Baumgartner, Patricia L. Beardsley, Macy S. Bechina, Joellen Benway, Mary C. Berigan. Mary K. Biederman, Richard T. Blair, Jennifer L. Block, Terese A. Bobosky, Courtney A. Bolger, F. Grove Boyle. John T. Brachle, Nancy J. Bray. Judith A. Breen, Christopher C. Brodenck. J. Michael Broz. Jenine M. Brunton. Kellie E. Class of ' 83 The years are going by quicker than we thought, and as Juniors our half-way mark is established. Along with the many new decisions we have to make, we also have a lot of exciting activities to look forward to. There are still pressures of SAT and ACT, but Prom can also be anticipated. Once again, sports becomes an integral part of our daily high school life, but we now have a chance to compete on the varsity level. We are maturing into fine young adults and are appreciating what Benet can do for us. 158 Juniors Buciak, Sandra L. Bulmann. Bryan Burg, Carol A. Byrne, Margaret R. Byron, Nancy J. Callan, Elizabeth M. Camden, Paul Campbell, Timothy J. Campbell, Tom J. Carens. Mary E. Carmignani, Lora G. Carroll, Colleen M. Carroll, James P. Casado. Carol M. Cassidy, Edward V. Cheney, Mary C. Cholewinski, Julia B. Chybik, Marianne F. Ciardelli, Lisa C. Cisek, Julia A. Cobum, Catherine A. Colby, Brad M. Collins, Eileen M. Connell, Kathleen A. Connolly, Patrick E. Connors, Tim L. Conroy. William G. Costello. Patrick J. Cotter, Carol A. Coughlin. Daniel E. Courney. Caroline M. Juniors 159 Cristofaro, Stephanie A. Crowe, Andrew W. Culligan, Matthew C. Cunningham, Douglas E. Czopek, Mark B. DeGeeter, Stephen M. Diffley, Marybeth DiLeo, Frank J. DiLorenzo, Kenneth D. Dispensa, Linda S. DiVincenzo, Denise A. Dominick, Timothy M. Doolen, Gina M. Dore, Martin F. Doyle, Sheila M. Drabik, Donald G. Drover, Glenn F. Dunham, Kimberly A. Dunphy, Kevin V. Durkin, Michael A. Duvic, John J. Eappen, Sunil Enochs, Peggy A. Eriksen, Christian Fittin, Roslyn Flowers, Christine E. Chris Lyons Foley, Klizabeth A. Frank, Matthew J. Frestel, Amy A. Gallagher, Maureen A. Gallo. Steven R. Galvin, Kathleen M. Gandy, Brian R. Garrity, Carole E. Gaven, Catherine E. Geraghty, James A. Gignac. Donald R. Gillespie, Carolyn M. Givens, Michelle E. Glimco, Gregory W. Gongola, Leonard A. Gousset, Laura J. Graczyk, Lisa Grady. Patricia Granahan, Deann M Gray, Michael J. Greene, Pamela A. Greene, Robert H. Grissom, Irene F. Hacker, Tracy J. Hackett. John V. Hagner, Laura D. | Halaska, Jill M. I - Hall, Scott A. Hall, Timothy M. Hanley, Joseph Ellen Schmidt Juniors 161 Harmon, Terrence L. Haviland, Linda A. Healey. Michele Heidkamp, Jerome H. Helderle, Paul R. Heming, Tracy C. Henert, Robert J. Henseler. Karol A. Heroux, Michele T. Herrmann, James J. Hieber, Alexia M. Himpler, William Hoffmann, Julia A. Hofmaier, Stacia A. Homan, Linda M. Hurley, Elizabeth A. Hylak. Bridget G. Imana, Renato E. Jakubiec, Michael R. Janess. Brian Jaroz, Peter L. Jerman, Jaculin M. Jordan, Colette M. Jungles, Steven J. Kapla. William J. Karwatowicz, Adam A. Kasko. Nancy J. Kauper, Catherine M. Kearnes, Christopher M. Kelliher, Elizabeth A. Kelly, Keane J. Kenny, Maribeth Keough, John F. Keough, Maureen T. Kiellyka, Jean Kipp, Robert A. Klein, Jill M. Knapp, James S. Knee, Susan Koch, Deborah D. Kopidlansky, Tracie A. Kowalkowski, Edith Kowalski, William A. Kozlowski, Kim M. Krebaum, Celeste Kropp, Ronald D. LaBuda, Edith E. LaLonde, Lawrende M. Lamb. Maureen E. Lambke, Cathleen A. Lambke, Jeanne F. LaScala, Elizabeth A. Lauzon, Leslie J. Lee, Margaret A. Legieza, Lisa C. Leonard, Patricia A. Lewis, David J. Lewis, Erin M. Lewis, Robin R. Lyons, Christopher P. MacDonald, Craig R. Madell, Edward J. Majdecki, Steven C. Malloy, James M. It - f Juniors 163 Malone, Mark J. Maloney. Anne M. Manaiigod, Jose M. Mankivsky, William P. Markarian, Gregory G. Martin, Thomas J. Mazurkiewicz, Ted Mazza, Thomas A. Mc Andrew. Bernard J. McCabe, Marianne E. McCole. Theresa A. McEneany, Michael P. McHugh, Gavin T. Mockler, Donald S. Montgomery, Rose A. Morkes, John Morrissey, Margaret M. Murphy, Christopher A. Naborowski. Michael W. Nelson, Susan E. Niekelski, Jefferey J. Obmascik. Jill Obmascik, Todd C. Oddo, Thomas O ' Donnell, Elizabeth A. O ' Fallon, John M. Olp, Kenneth J. O ' Malley, Ellen M. O ' Neil, Stephen J. O ' Reilly. Lawrence X. B.J. McAndrew, Geralyn Colgan 23- O ' Shaughnessy, Beth A. Ossey, Deneen L. Pecharich, Sandra M. P eot. Annette M. Phelps, Lisa M. Pieczynski, Robert A. Pins, John F. Plese, Michael J. Polk, Lawrence D. I Pommier, Joseph A. Provenzale, John G. Purcell, John G. Pusatera, John J. Quinlan. Scott F. Quinn, John J. Quinn, Molly A. Raclawski, Christopher E. Radke, James S. Rauckhorst, Cynthia E. Reilly, Joseph M. Reklaitis, Elena T. Rice, Kim A. Rinaldi. Dean L. Rivard, Colleen F. Rohr. Rick W. Ross, Peter A. Roziewski. Danielle M. Rozsypal, James J. Ryan. Joan M. Sacchettik. Jane V. Sanchez, Juan Schantz, Catherine M. Schmidt, Ellen C. Schmit, Steven J. Scigousky, George L. Sewell, David L. Silks. Milissa E. Simchak, Joseph S. Smith. Laura A. Smith, Margaret A. Snyder, Mary C. Sobocan, Elizabeth F. Sojka. Peter J. Speaks, Joseph C. Sperr, Matthew J. Spokas, Janet M. Spring, Jan E. Sprocha, Peter J. Stahl. Joseph M. Steinbacher. Susan M. Streff, Shelia J. Suhs. William J. Sullivan, David M. Sullivan. Mary C. Sweeney. Erin M. Sweeney. Lori A. Beth Kelliher. Anne Peot Kits Juniors Swiss, Christine T. Tahmooressi. Nazenin Talken, John A. Tempeslini, Kathleen M. Thomas, Kimberly A. Timmerherger, James S. Tnmberger, Paula A. Valle, John J. VanEekeren, Charles Vassallo, Christopher M. Vaughn, Edward J. Verwiel, John Veselik, Scott R. Wall, Sheila A. Wallace, Thomas E. Walls, Susan J. Walsh, Patricia M. Walther, Gregory F. Wank, Tom E. Weizeorick, Gregory F. Weher, Karen M. Wiesinger, John M. Wittenkeller, Lisa A. Wright, Johnathan P. Wyner, Dave G. Young. Laurel Zawodniak. Lisa A. Zegadlo, Paula L. Juniors 167 Adelmann, Kathleen M. Angoli. Robert E. Agrewal. Atul Agustin. Cesar A. Ahem. Patricia J. Airan, Patricia S. Amann, Robert A. Ambre. Patricia J. Anderson, Mark E. Anderson, Shelia E. Andrews, Keith J. Aswad, Thomas W. Avellana, Ernesto P. Backer. Laura A. Barett. Anne L. Barett, Brenda A. Bartelli, Karri L. Bauer. Thomas M. Baumann, Rosmarie R. Becker, Vincent P. Bednar, Christine Bedore, Matthew E. Beinhoff, Lisa A. Belano, Sue J. Belcher. Elizabeth A. Bigoness, Natalie A. Bintinger. Stephen P. Black. Brenda A. Boesso, LawTence D. Boss, Mark E. Bourjaily. John C. Class of ' 84 Sophomores As sophomores, we now no longer see Benet as a gigantic unfriendly building, but as a useful educational place. Our trips down Martin ' s Hall are not blind walks anymore but learned paths. We ' ve discovered that the teachers are not just here to teach us but to become our friends. The students we ' ve met are no longer only passers-by but our compan- ions. Our whole outlook on Benet has gone from frightened and naive to secure and educated. We are looking forward to the rest of our years at Benet. Tom Strange 168 Sophomores Bouzek, John C. Bradley, Daniel T. Breen. Alexander L Broderick, Mary M. Brunton. Mary K. Buccino, Jennifer Bucknun. Ann L. Burelbach, John C. Burke, Brigid Burke, Daniel J. Byron, Robert E. Cain, James P. Capdevielle, Michele R. Case, Marilyn E. Cassidy, Mary M. Cekanor, James P. Chnst. Steve T. Classen, Theresa J. Claus. Adrian A. Clifford. Mary-Theresa Colgan, Geralyn A. Connors. Lenore A. Coon, Mary A. Cote, Shelia A. Courney, Jane M. Crane, Judith A. j Curtis, Thomas P. Darin, John K. I DeCarlo, Daniel C. DeGeeter. David M. Demm, Leo C. Dempsey. William E. Sophomores 169 DeSitter, Carol L. DeSitter, John F. Dickey, Matthew R. Doerr, James R. Donnelly, Marybeth Drennan, Steven Druktenis, Deidra L. Dunphy, James P. Duvic, Michelle Dyokas, Maureen C. Ecker. Thomas R. Ellensohn. Karl A. Eraci, Mary Elizabeth Etzkorn. Mary S. Fariello, Linda M. Fassl, Frank P. Feil, Kurt J. Feldman, Mary C. Fischer, David V. Fitzgerald, Micheline A. Flynn, Michael J. Foley, Margaret M. Forest, Karen E. Foyo, Peter Frestel, Jill A. Fuster, Ellen R. Gadzala, Anthony J. Gajdel, Paul P. Ganster, Gregory S. Garvin, Brian P. Gaummond. Gregory R. Geohegan, Terrence P. Geifer, Peter J. Gillespie, Patricia C. Gleason, Kevin M. Gordon, Robert M. ?©li i 170 Sophomores Gorecki, Anne L. Green. Michelle C. Griffiths, Deborah L. Grimes, Brian D. Groble, Michael J. Grolmes, James M. Haemmerle, Lisa M. Hamilton, Sandy M. Hansen. Elizabeth Hansen, Michael P. t i - is, JMk 0K itfe IfS W v T f Hantsch, Patricia J. Harting, Arnel C. Haumann. Lynn A. Haydon, Mary L. Hayes, Thomas R. Hazelton, Brian D. Headley, Sarah A. Healy, Shelia G. Henert, Suzanne M. Henry, Geralyn A. Hlavin, Justin J. Hochstetter, John E, Hoffmann. Tim J. Hughes, David A. Hurley. Phillip M. Izzo. Allan J. Jablonski, Jeffrey M. Jacklich, Don E. Sophomores 171 Jakubiec, Terry A. James, William D. dfifc Jamieson, Caroline P. JW _ Janowiak, Edward L. a Jarvis, Jill M. M m Jungels, Matthew C. n ,« Kacin, Martin — Karl. James S. 0K n Karwatowicz, Anthony F. Kasko. Joseph W. Kauper, Kurt W. Kazer. Deborah J. Kelliher, John L. Keough. Mark E. Kerwin, Andrew J. Kieltyka. Thomas F. Kilh. Kevin J. Kim, Paul H. Klug. Kathleen P. Klus, Janet M. Kocisko, Lisa M. Kopidlansky, Vickie L. Koptik, Michael T. Kozicki, Jeffrey J. Kramp. Kimberly F. Krause. Frank J. Kress, Karen L. Kropp. Michael R. Krug, Stephanie Kubiak, Ken E. Kuderna. Louise M. Kurkulis, Andrew tl 172 Sophomores Lai, Jwan Lamb, Christine M. Landry, Michael W. Lang. James P. LaScala, Andrew D. LeCompt, Nancy L. Lewaniak, Karen R. Lindemann, Lori A. Lisowski, Nancy R. Livak, Catherine A. LoCicro, Brian P. Long, Donald R. Lord, Eileen M. Lorenzini, Thomas J. Lynch, Timothy J. Lynn, James C. Macarthy, Karen Malone, Cathv A. Manaligod, Joel M. Mann, Martin F. Marcet. John T. Marth, Lisa A. Martinek, Christine M. Maslan, Christine M. McArdle, Jennifer A. sj McCann, Michael P. McCarthy, Michael J. McCarthy. Philip M. McCole, Catherine A. Nick Severino Sophomores 173 McDermott, Brian M. McDonnell. Honor M. McDonough, Matthew C. McGahey. Kimberly A. McGovem, Kathleen N. McHugh. Brian P. McLaughlin. Kathryn A. McMahon, Nancy T. McNulty, Lynn M. Mecler. Carol A. Melchiorre. Michelle C. Melody, Jeffery A. Meyer, Elizabeth M. Mlsna, Laura M. Montgomery. Susan Morley, Kathleen M. Mueller. Mary B. Mullen, Colleen M. Muller. Meg Muller, Steven C. Murphy, Kevin E. Murphy. Mary B. Nawrot, Danette D. Nechvatal, Martha M. Nelligan, Donna J. Nelson, Thomas G. Nick, Mark E. Noonan. Rita M. 174 Sophomores Norris, Sharon A. Nyman, Douglas F. Obscheiming, Karen M. O ' Connell, Bridget K. O ' Malley, Colette C. O ' Neil. Jennifer M. Oris, Anthony Osaloo, Omid O ' Shea, Kevin J. Overbey, Patty L. Owens, Stephen G. Ozga. Terrence M. Paez, Jacqueline Papiernik, Jerome S. Pappalardo, Vincent J. Pascual. Joseph C. Passi, Paula M. Pecak, Christopher R. Pecharich, Linda A. Peffer, Mark A. Peot, Jane K. Pins, Mary E. Pitocco, Maria A. Prentiss. Tracy A. Prexler, Lona N. Pugliese, Gretchen Pusatera, Michael J. Quilici, Julie A. Raclawski, Craig E. Rice. Kerry C. Richart, Jane M. Rigali. David T. Rioja. Ligia N. Rissky, Jennifer M. Rodriguez. Francisco J. Roller, Amy M. Kim Kramp Sophomores 175 Romano. Elizabeth B Rutkowski, David E Ryan, Robert D Sauerman, Julie A Scanlon, Catherine A Schmidt. Jennifer A Schmidt. Karen M Schwander. Gai Semioli. Rose M. Severino. Nicholas A. Severyns. Karen Shea. Donald M. Smith. Erin A Smith. Jennifer L Soenen. Kristyn A Speaks. Tracey A Spina, Joseph M Stach, Eileen M Stewart, Peter D Stiegart, Thomas F Strange. Thomas E Sullivan, Meg E Sumoski. Robert A Sugrue. Bernadette T 176 Sophomores Szczerba, Victor B. Taaffee, Kevin M. Tadrowski, Frederick T. Tan, James L. Taylor, Michael T. Thenhaus, Michael Thomas, Joseph Thomas, Kurian Toussaint, Paul J. Toya, Tom A. Tranovich, Linda A. Treacy, Carroll J. Trierweiler, Susan Tristano, Carla J. Tuite, Jacquelyn L. Ursua, Romel R. Veselik, Jennifer E. Vogrin, Jeanne M. Waldner, Tim W. Walls, David R. Walsh, Kathleen G. Walsh, Megan M. Wardynski, Donald J. Webb, John C. Weirath, M. Elizabeth Wermes, Laura J. White, Angel Wiercinski, Karen M. Williams, Brain M. Wimunc, Josephine R. Wittenkeller, Loren A. Wondrasek, Edward K. Wukitsch, Michael V. Zaeske, Ellen M. Zanzig, Connie M. Zoppa, Michael A. Sophomores 177 Ader. John T. Airan, David M. Albian, Robert J. Albian. Rosanne Alincastre, Beatriz R. Ambre, Michael J. Anderson. Michael J. Andrew. Julie E. Augustyn, Martin Austin. Eileen Bailey. Kimberly A. Balsamo, Kathleen M. Banas, Michael J. Barrett, Margaret R. Bentley. William P. Berigan, Patricia A. Berquist. H. John Bertrand. Michelle L. Biller, Deanne M. Blanek. Debra A. Bobosky. Whitney S. Boehm, Kevin M. Bohac, Lori L. Bolek, Jennifer A. Brachle. Teresa E. Brennan, Michael J. Jreuning, Elizabeth A. Brinkman, Marc J. Broz. Nadine M. Burgess. Margaret A. Burke. Laura Burnoski, Lynn K. Jutkiewicz. Karen A. Cabana. Michel D. Cabaniss. Linda R. Camden. Dominic Class of ' 85 We Freshman, the class of ' 85 have begun our experience as Benet Students. Our first glimpse of Benet came at Frosh- Fest in late August. After the first few weeks when we no longer got lost in school, things began to look up. We lived through the axioms of Algebra, Fresh- man science and shrugged through our languages. The year was not all work, there was play, too. While upperclass- men were calm and collected at sock- hops, we freshmen were beginning to dis- cover one another. 178 Freshmen Campana, Beth A. Campbell, Susan M. Cannestra, Vincent P. Canty, Jennifer Capodice, Rita E. Carmignani, Diane M. Caruso, Thomas K. Ceres, Thomas E. Cheney, Suzanne N. Chybik, Rosemarie I. Clinkert, Robert J. Coburn, Michael Cohoon, Michael W. Collins, Thomas M. Connell, Mark A. Connors, Dennis W. Cooney, Christopher L. Costello, Edward P. Covey, Stephanie L. Cox, James M. Crosser, Michael A. Crowe, Katy S. Crowley, Thomas R. Curley, John P. Curtis. Anne M. Daly. Matthew W. Deady, Maureen A. Delatore, Christy L. Freshmen 179 Di Lorenzo. Kerrianne Doolen. Sheila A. Doyle, Kevin T. Drumm, Sharon D. Dulski, Katherine A. Durkin, Scott G. Duvic, Michael J. Ellensohn, Kristen M. Engels, Robert C. Engelken, Brian A. Enzbigilis. Kathleen T. Eraci, Mary Margaret Espinosa. Hamilton S. Fariello, Nancy A. Fedinec, Susan M. Feeney. Peter J. Feldman. Margaret A. Fitzpatrick, Michael Flowers, Peter J. Forde, Nancy M. Forde. Sheila T. Francisco. Kathleen A. Fritz, Rebecca L. Fuller, Brian R. Gaca, John W. Gallaher, Timothy J. Galvin, Joanne M. Ganster, Angela T. Gardiner, David M. Gardner, Wayne C. Garvy, Steven R. Gaven. Philip J. Geraghty. Pat rick J. Givan, Scott A. Glass. Cindy B. Gonda, Sandra E. Gonda. Sarah B. Greaves, John W. Green, Karen M. Greene, Thomas G. Griffiths, Scott A. Grimes. Stephen P. a fi O f f m 180 Freshmen Grolmes, Jennifer L. Hacked, Rosemary T. Hagner, Steven J. Harm, Donna M. Halaska, Terrell L. Hall, Brian P. Hallenbeck, Jeannine L. Hamann. Robert C. Hammond, Jeffery M. Harless, Mary A. Harp, Richard J. Haydon, Haley R. Haymaker, Katherine E. Hazelton, Erin C. Hemza, Lisa M. Hengesbaugh. Jacqueline M. Henke, Deborah L. Hennessy, William S. Henricks, John R. Henseler, James R. Heywood. Patricia A. Higgins, Kevin P. Hoff, Amy M. Freshmen 181 Hogberg, Julia L. Homolka, Lynn A. Hornback, Stephen D. Huber. Sarah M. Imana, Marinela Jacklich, Peggy F. Jamieson, Kathleen A. Jansen. Karen A. Jarosewich. Christine M. Jerman, Gregory A. Jesionowski, Tad A. Kaplanes. Marc B. Karafiat, Thomas G. Karas, Scott E. Karkoska, Robert E. Karos, Noelle M. Kaspar, Michael J. Kauper, Randall J. Kazlauskas, Peter A. Kelly, John P. Keough, Charles M. Kerwin, Therese L. King, Eileen M. Kizior, Sharon M. Knapp, Carolyn L. Kohout, Shelley M. Konigsfeld. Mary M. Kovach, Kevin J. Kozlowski, Karyn A. Kramer, Robin A. Krause, Michael A. Kress, Lisa E. Julie Andrew. Steve Smith ! . t r Tom Caruso. Rick Harp n ft 182 Freshmen Kristofek, Kenneth A. Kropp, David C. Krueger, Anne M. La Fond, Juliann Lambke, Michael H. Lamos, Allan P. Land, Christopher K Lang. Christopher J. Le Compte. Joseph E. Le Fevre. Douglas L. Leninger, Dianne M. Leonatti, Michelle M. Lewandowski, Rebecca Linchester. Frank J. Loeffler, Annemarie Lorr, Thomas J. Lyons, Jeffrey M. Madden, Kevin E. Mahoney, Thomas P. Maleiska. Dalia J. Manaligod. James M. Manganello, Christine A. Marczewski, Carol A. Marker, Gregory J. Mathews, Mark G. Mazza, Elizabeth M. McAndrew. Peggy A. McCarthy, Christopher M. McDevitt, Maureen E. McEneany, Karyn P. McGrath, Julie A. McGuire, Brian E. Freshmen 183 McMahon. William McNabb, Sheila M. Medrano, Cristina N. Melchiore, Anthony R. Melody, Michael J. Menolascino, D. Rochelle Mesjak, John C. Micaletti, Susan M. Mikutis, Tracey L. Millar , Dorothy R. Mines, Patricia M. Mitch, Katherine A. Moran, Anne C. Morrisey, Joseph S. Muller. Alicia M. Mulvenna. Brian P. Murphy. Marianne Murray, Aimee L. Napier, Nancy C. Nelligan, Ann R. Niemiro. Michael A. Noonan. James J. Norton, Brian A. Norvaisas, Julie M. O ' Brien, Francis J. O ' Brien, Melissa A. O ' Brien. Shannon E. O ' Connell, Molly E. O ' Donneli, Maureen O ' Leary. Darren D. Orr. Marc A. Owens. Joyceanne Pallardy, Bernard F. Papenheim. Cindy Pascente, Thomas J. Pecak, Mary A. i 184 Freshmen Jenny Steele, Marianne Murphy pi « Peebles, Amy S. Peterson, Edward E. -, Pfister, Patricia A. M U ■ M Pizzo, William C. f Polk, Dennis G. awv Polston, Scott E. flMfc Pugliese, Janet C. P f Puscheck, James C. l rHp Rademaker, Richard L. T Raschke, Mark A.  - fi Rauckhorst, Jane M. fe Rechenmacher, Robert M wP Rehs, Mary T. % --r- ' Reklaitis. Paul M. Remect, Monika A. - .; Rice, Michael D. so- t Rinaldi. Kirk G. -- . Roche, Michael P. ■j teL Rondini, Jeffrey K. JPI Roy, Christine M. lr P Ruffo, Michael N. v 7 Russell. William F. 4 Rutkowski, Michael A.  Sanderson. Jill M. Schantz, Elizabeth A. Schedler, Stephanie J. ff i Schlesinger, Joseph W. i f Schmidt. Albert C. Freshmen 185 Schwartz, Marie D. Semenek, Scott A. Sendra, Anthony J. Shanlev. Christopher J. Shuta. John D. Sieja, Lynn M. Skonicki. Suzanne M. Smith. Martin C. Smith, Sandy A. Smith. Stephen C. Snyder, Amy M. Snyder, Suzanne M. Soenen, Michael J. Solano, Vincent E. Spatz. Elizabeth A. Spinner, Robert W. Stachnik, Margaret M. Stading, Scott C. Stastny, Michele M. Steele, Jennifer L. Stift. Robert D. Stokes, Mary C. Stowe. David H. Strazzabosco, Peter L. Studnick, Amy J. Suhs, John M. Sulko, John F. Susina, Elizabeth A. Sutula, Christine L. Swanson. Mary F. Sweeney, Christopher L. Swiss, Thomas M. Szachnitowski, Jill A. Szajda. Lisa M. Tadrowski, Keith T. Talano, James J. f § m i Aw fcj f) £ « Talken, Joseph D. Tarasewicz, Darius . G. Tempestini, Daniel E. Tokar, Timothy J. Tucker, Christine L. Ugarte, Juan J. Vacko, Robert J. Valdes, John P. Vallort, Joseph R Van Der Karr, Marty S. Vaugh, Michael P. Verwiel. Bernard A. Wachowski, Beth K. Wallitsch, Jackie K. Walsh, Erin M. Walsh, Timothy J. Wank, Richard B. Ward, Mary E. Wattelet, Jonathan P. Webb, Samuel L. Weber, Joseph N. Whalen, Julia N. Whitaker, Michelene M. Wickersty, Richard Wojcik, Courtney R. Wren, David J. Zawodniak, Laura A. Zimmerman, Margret M. Eileen Austin Freshmen 187 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1% ACTIVITIES 92 Adelmann. Kathleen 78, 168 Ader. James 158 Ader. John 178 ADMINISTRATION 10 Aeschliman. Mrs. Barbara 79 AeM- ' hliman, Charles 48. 100, 134 Aeschliman. Ronald R. 79. 158 Sr. Agnes Ann Svec, O.S.B. 15 Agnoli, Robert 168 Agustin. Cesar 73, 168 Agustin, Maria 134 Ahem, Patricia 168 Airan. David 178 Airan. Lisa 158 Airan, Patricia 168 Albian, Robert 178 Albain, Rosanne 178 AJincastre, Beatriz 178 Alvarez. Mr. Reuben 87, 128 Ambre. Michael 178 Ambre, Patricia 168 Anderson, Dan 134 Anderson, George 41, 134 Anderson, Mrs. Virginia 128 Anderson, Mark 47. 168 Anderson. Michael 178 Anderson, Sheila 168 Andrew, Julie 178 Andrews. Keith 72, 168 Antonini, Charles 72, 134 Aslam. Javed 158 Aswad, Andrew 73, 82, 91, 134 Aswad, Thomas 73, 168 August, Amber 158 Augustyn. Jenniffer 55, 158 Auguslyn. John 158 Augustyn, Martin 53, 178 Auskalnis, Robert 109, 158 Austin, Eileen 41, 178 Avellana, Antonio Avellana, Ernesto AVIONS 78 Baaske, Peter 134 Backer. Laura 168 Bagley, Ann 158 Bagley. Joan 62. 134 Bagley, Michael Baily, Kimberly 178 Baird, Christopher 158 Bajusz. John 48. 158 Balsamo, Kathleen 178 Balsamo, Michael 72. 134 Banas, Michael 53, 178 BAND 70-75 Banigan, Bernadette 77. 73, 158 Banigan, Frank 134 Sr. Barbara Svec O.S.B. 13 Barrett, Anne 168 Barrett, Brenda 168 Barrett, Margaret 178 Bart. Tom 17 Bartelli, Karri 74 BASEBALL 20-23 BASKETBALL 48-53 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 77 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 54-57 Bagley, Michael 45. 48. 158 Baubly, Mr. Paul 59, 125 Bauer, Kathleen 134 Bauer. Thomas 168 Baumann, Alice 135 Baumann, Rosemarie 56, 168 Baumgartner. Mrs. Toni 46 Baumgartner, Brad 47 Baumgartner. Patricia 77. 158 Baumgartner, Richard 35, 135 Baumgartner, Mr. Ronald 12 Baumgartner. Donna 77 Beardsley. Mrs. Mary 79 Beardsley. Mary ' 158 B eardsley, Thomas 135 Beatly, Sue 17 Bechina, Joellen 55. 158 Becker. Vincent 168 Bedore. Matthew 168 Belano, Sue 168 Belcher, Elizabeth 73, 168 Benes, Brian 135 Bentley, William 178 Benway. Mary 158 Berg, John 135 Berg, Stuart 135 Berigan, Mary 56, 158 Berigan, Patricia 178 Berquist, John 178 Berry, Tim 45, 135 Bertrand, Michelle 178 Bez. Tim 73. 135 Biederman, Richard 47, 158 Bien, Mrs. Betty 79 Bien, Julie 77, 110. 135 Bigoness. Mrs. Geraldine 16 Bigoness, Jerome 135 Bigoness. Natalie 168 Biller, Deanne 76 Bintinger, Stephen 25, 45, 93. 168 Bischak. Maya 135 Biskupic. Vincent 81, 135 Black, Brenda 78, 93, 168 Black. Karen 135 Blair. Jaquie 85, 91. 135 Blair, Jennifer 157 Blanek. Debra 178 Block. Theresa 158 Block, Wally 135 Fr. Bob Buday O.S.B. 15, 93 Bobosky, Courtney 40. 158 Bobosky, Whitney 40. 178 Boehler, Carolyn 135 Boehm. Kevin 178 Boehm, Richard 135 Boesso, Lawerence 168 Bogdon, David 136 Bohac, Lori 178 Bolek, Jennifer 178 Bolger, Grove 158 Bolger, John 136 Borreson, Ruth 136 Boss, Mark 168 Bourjaily, John 168 Bouzek, John 169 Boyer, Mr. Brian 122 Boyle, John 158 Brachle, Nancy 158 Brachle, Teresa 178 Bradley, Daniel 169 Brandy. Mary Ann 136 Brassil, Tom 136 Sr. Mary Bratrovosky, O.S.B. 121 Bray. Judith 54, 158 Breen. Alexander 169 Breen, Christopher 47, 73, 158 Brennan, Michael 178 Brennan. William 32, 132 Breuning. Elizabeth 178 Bridge, Julie 136 Brinkman, Marc 178 Broderick, Mary 74, 85, 169 Broderick, Michael 158 Brown, Mr. James 16 Broz, Jenine 84, 85. 62. 158 Broz, Nadine 178 Brummel, Mr. Charles 130 Brunton. Kellie 158 Brunton, Mary 169 Mr. Frank Bucaro 121 Buccino, Jennifer 169 Buccino, Lauren 136 Buciak, Sandra 159 Buckun, Aon 169 Bulmann, Bryan 159 Burelbach. John 115. 169 Burelbach, Mrs. Romaine 79 Burg, Carol 84. 85. 98, 159 Burgess. Margaret 85. 178 Burke. Brigid 169 Burke, Catherine 136 Burke, Daniel 169 Burke. Laura 178 Burnoski. Daniel 91. 136 Bumoski, Lynn 178 BUSINESS 122, 123 Butkiewicz, Karen 178 Byrne, Margaret 159 Byrne, Susan 30, 136 Byron, Nancy 72, 159 Byron, Robert 169 Cabana, Michael 47, 85. 87. 92, 178 Cabaniss, Linda 178 Cahill, Rebecca 136 Cain, James 169 Callan. Elizabeth 159 Camburn, Stephen 137 Camden, Catherine 137 Camden, Dominic 45, 53, 178 Camden. Matthew 97 Camden, Paul 45, 159 Campana. Beth 56, 179 Campbell. Susan 179 Campbell, Timothy 48. 159 Campbell, Tom 159 CANADA TRIP 99 Cangelosi, Thomas 137 Cannestra, Vincent 179 Canty, Jennifer 179 Capdevielle, Michele 169 Capodice. Rita 179 Carens, Mary 159 Carmignani, Diane 179 Carmignani. Lora 81. 85. 159 Carmignani, Paul 62 Carroll, Colleen 159 Carroll. James 58, 159 Caruso, Thomas 179 Casado. Carol 74. 85, 159 Case, Marilyn 82, 169 Case, P. Matt Cassidy, Edward 159 Cassidy, Mary 76. 169 Cederblad, Mr. Timothy 120 Cekanor. James 169 Ceres, Thomas 179 Br. Charles Hlava. O.S.B. 15. 126 Sr. Charlotte Vesely. O.S.B. 12 Cheney. Mary 159 Cheney, Suzanne 179 Chiapetta, Mrs. Grace 17 Br. Thomas Chisholm, O.S.B. 121 Cholewinski, Julia B. 85. 159 Christ. Steve 45, 169 CHRISTMAS DRIVE 108, 109 Chybik, Marianne 72. 85, 159 Chybik, Rosemarie 85, 179 Cisek, Julia 73. 78, 91, 96, 159 Classen, Chris 137 Classen, Theresa 169 Claus. Adrian 169 Clinkert, Robert 6 8, 179 Coburn, Catherine 111. 159 Cobum, Michael 179 Cohoon, Michael 179 Cohoon, Robert 32. 137 Colby, Brad 81, 85, 159 Colgan. Geralyn 76, 169 Collins, Eileen 77, 159 Collins, Patrick 48, 50, 115 Collins, Thomas 53, 179 Br Columban Trojan, O.S.B. 12, 79 Conley, Mr. William 130 Connell, Kathleen 159 Connell, Mark 179 Connolly, Patrick 85, 87, 159 Connors. Dennis 68. 179 Connors, Lenore 169 Connors. Tim 25, 159 Conroy, William 159 Sr. Constance Anne Prather, O.S.B. 118 Coon, Mary 73. 169 Cooney, Christopher 53, 179 Costello. Edward 179 Costello, Patrick 159 Cote. Shelia 73. 169 Cotter, Carol 159 Coughlin, Daniel 159 COUNSELORS 15 Coumey, Caroline 73, 159 Courney, Jane 169 Covey, Stephanie 179 Cox. James 179 Crabtree. Mrs. Maureen 17 Cristafaro, Stephanie CROSS COUNTRY 32, 33 Crosser, Michael 179 Crowe, Andrew 160 Crowe, Katy 179 Crowley, Thomas 179 Culligan, Matthew Cunningham, Douglas 160 Curley, John 179 Curtis, Anne 179 Curtis, Thomas 169 Czopek, Mark 68, 160 DAD ' S CLUB 79 Dalpiaz, Joseph 62, 137 Daly, Matthew 179 D ' Ambrose, Martin 73. 98, 109, 137 Darin, John 169 Dauskurdas, Joseph 137 Davis. Beth 78, 137 Deady, Maureen 179 DeCarlo. Daniel 169 DeGeeter, David 169 DeGeeter, Stephen 160 DeGraff, Christine 77, 137 Delatore, Christy 85, 179 Demm. Leo 169 Dempsey, Joseph 62 Dempsey, William 72, 169 Dennerlein, Mr. Donald 58. 125 Derks, Steve 48, 50, 137 DeSchryver, Elizabeth 63 DeSitter, Carol 88. 170 DeSitter, John 170 Dickey, Lynne 85. 87, 137 Dickey, Matthew 170 DiLeo. Frank 110. 160 DiLorenzo, Ken 73. 160 DiLorenzo, Kerrianne 180 Dirienzo, Matthew 22 Fr. Dismas Kalcic, O.S.B. 13 Dispensa, Linda 73. 160 DiVincenzo. Denise 160 DiVincenzo, Michelle 100. 138 Dobrowski, Jeremy 68, 138 Doerr, James 170 Dolan, Mary 138 Dominick, Timothy 93, 160 Donnelly, Marybeth 30, 170 Doolen. Gina 160 Doolen. Sheila 180 Dore, Martin 160 Doyle, Kevin 53, 180 Doyle, Michael 97 Doyle, Sheila 30. 160 Doyle, Timothy 138 Drabik, Donald 48, 160 DRAMA 62-67 Drennan, Steven 170 Drover, Glenn 67, 160 Drumm, Mrs. Ann 16 Drumm, Sharon 180 Sr. Regina Dubina. O.S.B. 130 Dugan, Mrs. Betty 17 DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS CLUB 86 Dulski. Katherine 180 Dunham, Kimberly 160 Dunphy. James 170 Dunphy, Kevin 160 Durkin. Michael 59, 93, 160 Durkin, Scott 180 Duvic, John 160 Duvic, Elizabeth 76, 116. 138 Duvic, Micheal 180 Duvic. Michelle 77, 170 Dyokas, Maureen 73, 170 Eappen. Sunil 92. 160 Eber, Yvette 93. 138 Ecker, Thomas 170 Br. Ed Arambasich, O.S.B. 15. 108 Ellensohn. Karl 53, 93, 170 Ellensohn, Kristen 74. 92. 180 Ellensohn, Linnae 8, 62. 73. 81. 138 Engelken. Brian 180 Engels. Robert 47, 180 ENGLISH 130. 131 Enochs, Peggy 72, 160 Enzbigilis, Kathleen 180 Eraci, Mrs. Francise 79 Eraci. Mary 56. 170 Eraci. Mary Margaret 85. 180 Eraci. Mary Patricia 54. 138 Eriksen, Christian 62. 67. 160 Espinosa. Hamilton 180 Etzkom, Mary 170 Etzkom. Tracy 138 Etzkom, Mr. William 79 Fariello. Linda 170 Fariello, Nancy 180 Fassl, Frank 170 Fassl. Valerie 138 Fednic, Mr. Joseph 120 Fedinec, Susan 180 Fee, Mr. William 122 Feeney, Peter 180 Feil. Kurt 53. 170 Feil. Matthew 138 Feldman. Joseph 45, 139 Feldman, Margaret 56. 180 Feldman. Mary 55. 170 Fenton. Dean 48, 139 Ferensen, Mr. Morris 196 Fiorellino, Mario 139 Fischer, David 170 Fittin, Roslyn 160 Fitzgerald. John 139 Fitzgerald, Micheline 140 Fitzpatrick, Kevin 34, 37, 139 Fitzpatrick, Michael 180 Sr. Florence Sindrich. O.S.B. 130 Flowers, Christine 160 Flowers, Peter 53, 180 Flynn, Mr. Dennis 79 Flynn, Michael 25, 45, 73, 170 Fogarty, Mr. James 92 Foley. Elizabeth 161 Foley, Margaret 170 FOOTBALL 34-39 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 76 Forde, Nancy 180 Forde, Sheila 180 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 128, 129 Forest, Joann 78, 139 Forest. Karen 73. 170 Forst. Sue 8, 139 Forsythe, Steven 139 Francisco, Kathleen 180 Frank, Matthew 25, 161 FRENCH CLUB 84, 85 Frestel, Amy 161 Frestel, Jill 170 Frestel, Kimberly 139 Freveletti, Anthony 139 Fritz, Rebecca 85, 180 Fuller, Brian 180 Fury, Mary Fuster, Ellen 56, 170 Fuster, Monica 139 Gaca, John 180 Gadzala, Anthony 170 Gadzala, Francine 62, 72. 75. 140 Gage, Mrs. Helen 17 Gajdel, Paul 170 Gallagher. Maureen 85, 161 Gallaher. Daniel 45, 48, 50, 91, 140 Galkger. Kevin 97 Gallaher. Timothy 53, 180 Gallo, Steven 161 Galvin, Ann 97, 140 Galvin, Joanne 180 Galvin, Kathleen 78, 116, 161 Gandy, Brian 161 Ganster, Angela 41, 180 Ganster. Gregory 170 Ganster, Laura 140 Gardiner, David 53. 180 Gardner, Wayne 180 Garrity, Carol 161 Garvin, Brian 72, 170 Garvy, Steven 180 Gaumond, Gregory 45, 170 Gaven, Catherine 183 Gaven, Glenn 140 Gaven, Philip 180 Gebbia, Mary 140 Gedvilas. Andrew 140 Geist. Mr. William 48, 122 Geitner, Mrs. Ester 124 Gelhard, Clarice 78, 100, 140 Geoghegan. Terrence 170 Geraghty, Ellen 78, 140 Gereghty. James 53, 32, 161 Geraghty, Patrick 85, 180 GERMAN CLUB 85 Giefer, Peter 170 Gignac, Donald 161 Gillespie, Carolyn 161 Gillespie, Patricia 73, 75, 170 Ginocchio, Michael 47, 140 Girdauskas. Thomas 91. 140 Givan, Scott 180 Givens, Michelle 85, 161 Glass. Cindy 180 Gleason. Kevin 25, 170 Glimco, Gregory 161 Glimco, James 47. 73, 91, 140 Glimco, Mrs. Mary 79 Goforth. Mr. Gary 59, 124 GOLF 45 Gonda, Sandra 180 Gonda, Sarah 56, 180 Gongola. Leonard 35. 109, 161 Gordon, Paul 91, 109, 140 Gordon, Robert 170 Gorecki, Anne 85, 171 Gotmer, Mr. David 130, 192 Gousset, Laura 72, 76, 161 Graczyk, Lisa 161 Grady, Colleen 141 Grady, Patricia 72, 161 Granahan. Deann 161 Gray, Michael 73, 161 Greaves, John 180 Green. Karen 85, 180 Green. Kelly 141 Green. Michael 47. 67, 141 Green, Michelle 171 Greene, Pamela 68, 85, 161 Greene, Robert 85, 161 Greene. Thomas 68. 85, 180 Griffiths. Deborah 171 Griffiths. Scott 68, 85, 180 Grimes, Brian 171 Grimes, Stephen 180 Grissom, Irene 76, 161 Grissom. Margaret 141 Groble. Michael 141. 171 Grolmes, James 72, 171 Grolmes, Jennifer 181 Grolmes, Joseph 141, 161 Hacker. Tracy 161 Hackett, John 47, 161 Hackett, Margaret 141 Hackett, Rosemary 181 Haemmerle, Lisa 171 Hagner, Laura 72, 161 Hagner, Steven 181 Hahn. Donna 181 Halaska, Jill 161 Halaskak. Terrell 181 Hall, Brian 181 Hall, Scott 161 Hallenbeck, Jeannine 181 Hamann, Robert 181 Hamilton, Doug 91 Hamilton, Sandra 77 Hammond, Jeffrey 45, 181 Hammond. Miss Mary Beth 78, 130 Haneman, Kathy 100 Hansen, Beth 171 Hansen. Mary 6, 100 Hansen. Michael 47, 171 Hantsch, Patricia 171 Hantsch, Joseph 47. 81. 141 Harbauer, Patrick 72. 73, 141 Harless. Jane 141 Harless, Mary 181 Harmon. Terrence 162 Harp, Lisa 30, 142 Harp, Richard 181 Haumann, Lynne 171 Haviland. Linda 162 Haydon, Haley 181 Haydon, Mary 171 Hayes, Thomas 53, 171 Haymaker, Katherine 77, 181 Haymaker, Margo 78, 142 Hazelton, Brian 53, 171 Hazelton, Erin 77, 181 Headley, Sarsh 171 Healey, Michelle 162 Healy. Mary 142 Healy, Mary 142 Healy, Sheila 171 Heidkamp, Jerome 25, 109. 162 Helderie, Paul 85, 162 Heming, Shawn % Heming, Tracey 78, 93, 162 Hemza, Lisa 181 Heneghan, Maura 142 Henert, Robert 34, 93, 110. 162 Henert, Suzanne 171 Hengesbaugh, Jacqueline M. 181 Henke, Deborah 181 Hennessy, William 181 Henricks, David 32, 142 Henricks, John 181 Henry, Geralyn 171 Henseler, James 181 Henseler, Karol 162 HERALD 80, 81 Heroux, Laura 54, 142 Heroux, Michelle 162 Herrmann, James 25, 91, 162 Heywood, Patricia 181 Hieber, Alexia 81, 162 Higgins, Hilary 72. 91. 100. 142 Higgins. Kevin 181 Himes, Robert 142 Havin, Justin 48, 171 Hoff, Amy 181 Hoffman. Julie 162 Hoffmann, Tim 171 Hofmaier, Stacia 162 Hogberg, Julia 182 HOMECOMING 102-107 Homolka, Lynn 182 Hornback, Stephen 182 Huber, Sarah 41, 182 Hubona. Steve 91, 142 Fr. Hugh Anderson. O.S.B. 13 Hughes, David 171 Hurley, Christine 6, 77, 93, 97, 142 Hurley, Elizabeth 77, 162 Hurley, John 97 Hurley, Phillip 53, 171 Hylak, Bridget 54, 88, 162 Imana, Marinela 182 Imana, Renato 162 Sr. Immaculate Bratrosousky, O.S.B. 15 Incrocci. Keith 142 INTRAMURALS 58, 59 Izzo, Allan 171 Jablonski. Jeffrey 171 Jablonski, Mark 8, 143 Jacklich. Don 53, 171 Jacklich, Peggy 9. 182 Jacklich. Mrs. Sheila 16 Fr. Jacob Hillyer, O.S.B. 121 Jakubiec, Michael 85, 162 Jakubiec, Terry 172 James, Aileen 143 Br. James Flint. O.S.B. 119 James. William 172 Jamieson, Caroline 93, 172 Jamieson, Kathleen 56, 92, 182 JANITORS 17 Janowiak, Edward 172 Jansen, Karen 182 Jarosewich, Christine 182 Jarosz, Peter 162 Jerman, Gregory 182 Jerman, Jaculin 73, 162 Jesionowski. Tad 182 Fr. John Cherf. O.S.B. 128 Johnson, James 172 Jordan, Collette 55, 72, 162 Jordan, Matt 143 Fr. Julian Dverback, O.S.B. 121 Jungels, Matthew 172 Jungles, Steven 162 JUNIORS 158-167 Kacin, Martin 172 Kane, Mr. Kenneth 109, 130 Kapla, William 162 Kaplanes, Marc 182 Karafiat, James 143 Karafiat, Thomas 182 Karas, Scott 182 Karkoska, Robert 47, 182 Karkow, Miss Sandra 126 Karl, James 53, 172 Karos, Noelle 182 Karwatowicz, Adam 162 Karwalowicz, Anthony 172 Kasko, Jo seph 172 Kasko, Nancy 73, 74, 162 Kaspar, Michael J. 182 Kastenheltz, Steven 72, 73, 143 Kasulas, Mrs. Carol Kauper, Catherine 162 Kauper, Kurt 172 Kauper, Randall 182 Kawa. Susan 8. 77, 143 Kayes, Jeffrey 143 Kazer. Deborah 172 Kazlauskas, Peter 182 Kearns, Christopher 85, 91, 162 Kegaly, Kathleen 143 Kellen, Christopher 87, 143 Kelliher, Elizabeth 77, 162 Kelliher, John 53, 172 Kelly, Mrs. Cheryl 126 Kelly, Diane 162 Kelly, John 182 Kenney, Mary Kay 78, 143 Kenny, Maribeth 84, 85. 162 Kent. Steve 143 Keough, Charles 182 Keough, John 163 Keough, Mark 172 Keough, Maureen 76, 163 Keough, Mike 144 Keough. Thomas 91, 144 Kerwin, Andrew 172 Kerwin, Therese 182 Kibby, Denis 144 Kieltyka. Jean 164 Kieltyka, Thomas 172 Kilbride, Mr. Joseph 53. 58, 48. 125 Kim. Paul 25, 72, 172 Kincaid, Kelly 91, 144 King. Eileen 182 Kipp, Robert 73, 163 Br. Kirby Thornton, O.S.B. 15 KITCHEN STAFF 17 Kizior. Paul 144 Kizior, Sharon 182 Klein, Jill 78, 163 Klopacz, Chris 172 Klus, Janet 30, 172 Klus, Karen 78. 144 Knapp. Carolyn 182 Knapp, James 34, 163 Knee, Susan 163 Koch, Deborah 163 Kocisko, Lisa 172 Kohne, Mr. William 126 Kohout, Shelley 182 Konigsfeld, Jim 73. 144 Konigsfeld. Mary 182 Kopidlansky. Trade 163 Kopidlansky, Vicky 172 Koptik. Jim 9, 144 Koptik, Michael 172 Kovach, Kevin 68, 182 Kovacs. Andrew 144 Kowalkowski, Edith 88, 163 Kowalski, William 48, 163 Kozicki, Jeffrey 68, 172 Kozlowski, Karyn 56, 182 Kozlowski, Kim 163 Kramer, Mrs. Geraldine 123 Kramer. Robin 40, 182 Krause, Frank 172 189 Krause, Michael 182 Krebauro. Celeste 85, 163 Krebaujn. Greta 144 Kress, Karen 172 Kress. Lisa 76, 182 Kristofek. Kenneth 183 Kropp. David 47, 183 Kropp. Michael 172 Kropp. Ronald 163 Krstansky, Adrianne 66, 67, 144 Krucger, Anne 183 Krug, Stephanie 172 Kubiak. Ken 68. 72, 172 Kuby, Denise85. 144 Kudema. Louise 172 Kupsche, Virginia 144 Kupsche. Thomas 172 Kusulas, Mrs. Carol 122 Kwit, John 145 LaBuda, Edith 63. 163 Ladesic. Kelly 78. 92, 109, 145 La Fond, Juliann 183 Lamb, Christine 85, 173 Lamb. Maureen 72. 74, 85, 163 Lambke, Cathleen A. 163 Lambke. Jeanne 40, 163 Lambke. Michael 183 Lamos, Allan 183 Land, Christopher 183 Landry, John 111, 145 Landry, Michael 173 Lang. Christopher 53, 183 Lang. James 173 Langland, Lisa 145 LaScala, Andrew 45, 173 La Scala, Elizabeth 55, 163 La Scala, Paul 145 Lauzon, Leslie 163 Le Compte, Joseph 53, 110. 183 LeCompte. Nancy 73, 110, 173 LeCompte. Thomas 73, 82, 98. 145 Lee, Margaret 163 LeFevre. Douglas 53. 183 Legieza, Gina 145 Legieza, Lisa 163 Leonard, Patricia 81, 163 Leonatti, Michelle 41, 183 Leszczynski. Mr. Kenneth 48, 126 Leto. Jim 145 Lewandowski. Rebecca 183 Lewaniak, Edward 72, 91. 145 Lewaniak, Karen 173 Lewis. Erin 163 Lewis, Robin 40. 163 Lewis, Miss Stephanie 41. 120 Liflta. Bob 97 Lifka. Dave 32. 145 LiUig, Jerry 145 Linchester, Frank 183 Lindemann. Lori 173 Linen, Jeff 146 Lisowski, Joe 146 Lisowski. Nancy 173 Litwin, Victor 146 Livak. Catherine 173 Lo Ciero, Brian 173 Loeffler, Annemarie 85. 183 LONDON TRIP 100, 101 Long, Donald 173 Lord, Eileen 85. 173 Lorenzini. Thomas 42. 173 Lorr, Thomas 53, 183 Ludin. Mrs. 16 Lukowski. Miss Carol 85. 128 Lupon. John 146 Lynch, Patrick 173 Lynch. Timothy 173 Lynn. James 173 Lynn, Jeanne 146 Lyons, Christopher 62. 163 Lyons, JefTery 85, 183 MacDonald, Craig 163 Madden, Ann 76, 146 Madden, Kevin 85. 183 Madden, Martin 146 Madell, Edward 163 MADONNAS CLUB 79 MAGIC CLUB 69 Mahoney, Peggy 100, 146 Mahoney, Thomas 53. 85, 83 Majdecki. Steven 163 Malcbeski, Jeannine 146 Maleiska, Dalia 183 Malloy. James 164 Malone, Cathy 30. 173 Malone. Mark 164 Maloney, Anne 115. 164 Manaligod, James 183 Manaligod, Joel 173 Manaligod. Jose 72. 73, 164 Manganello, Christine 185 Mankivsky, William 72, 169 Mann, Lee 146 Mann, Martin 45. 173 Mannion, Mark 146 Sr. Marcella Marie Moravec, O.S.B. Marcet, John 87. 173 Marchese, Mr. Andrew 71, 73, 97, 122 Marczewski, Carol 183 Marczewski, Christopher 146 Marek, Steven 91, 146 Marick, Wendy 76, 146 Markarian, Gregory 58, 164 Markelz, Andrea 71, 62. 98, 146 Marker. Gregory 183 Marks, Kathleen 100, 146 Marth, Lisa 93, 173 Marth. Thomas 34, 93. 108. 146 Marth, Timothy 93 Martin, Lawrence 146 Martin, Marjorie 147 Martin, Thomas 164 Maslan. Christine 72, 173 MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Mattern, Angela 93, 177 Matthews, Mark 183 Mazil. Deborah 73. 100. 147 Mazurkiewicz. Ted 32, 164 Mazza. Elizabeth 183 Mazza, Michael 147 Mazza, Thomas 164 McAndrew, Bernard 164 McAndrew, Peggy 183 McArdle, Jennifer 56, 85, 173 McCabe, James 147 McCabe. Marianne 76, 91, 98, 165 McCann, Michael 173 McCarthy, Brian 47, 72, 100, 147 McCarthy, Christopher 47, 183 McCarthy, Michael 47, 173 McCarthy, Philip 173 McCarthy. William 111,147 McCole, Catherine 77, 173 McCole. Theresa 76, 164 McDermott. Brian 174 McDermott. Mary 40, 41, 147 McDevitt, Maureen 183 McDonnell, Honor 41, 174 McDonough, Matthew 174 McEneany, Karyn 183 McEneany. Michael 164 McGahey. Kimberly 85, 174 McGahey. Mark 147 McGovern. Kathleen 174 McGrath, Julie 183 McGrath, Laura 82, 147 McGuffey, Diane 73, 74, 147 McGuire, Brian 183 McHugh, Brian 174 McHugh, Gavin 164 McLaughlin, John 48, 147 McLaughlin, Kathryn 174 McLean, Clarence McMahon, Nancy 174 McMahon, William 184 McManus, William 148 McNabb. Francis 148 McNabb. Shiela 184 McNuliv. Lynn 174, 74 Mecler. Carol 174. 73 Medrano. Cristina 184 Fr. Mel Vzdrowski, O.S.B. 15 Melchiore, Anthony 184 Melchiore, Ralph (Janitor) Melody, Jeffrey 174 Melody. Michael 184 Mennecke. Eileen 66 Menolascino, Rochelle 184 Mesjak, John 184 Meyer, Bryan 148 Meyer, Elizabeth 174 Micaleiti, Kathleen 148 Micaletti, Susan 184 Michael, Bruce 149 MIDTERM 110, 111 Mikutis, Tracy 77, 184 Millar, Dorothy 184 Millen, Therese 148 Miller, Laura 72. 148 Mines, Patricia 184 Mitch, Katherine 76, 184 Mitch, Kimberly 78, 148 Mitch, Mrs. Sue 79 Mlsna, Laura 81, 174 Mlsna. Paula 148 Mockler. Carol 74 Mockler. Donald 164 Moen, Robert 97, 148 Molloy, Jean 148 Montgomery, Leslie 97 Montgomery, Rose 164 Montgomery, Susay 73, 174 Moran, Anne 184 Moran, Coach 36 Moran, John 148 Morkes. John 72. 85, 164 Morley. Kathleen 174 Morrissey, Joseph 66, 184 Morrissey, Margaret 73, 165 Moser. Matthew 48. 50, 148 Moser. Mitchell Mullen, Colleen 174, 85 Mullen, Joseph 8, 148 Mueller, Mary 174 Mullen, Robert 8, 144 Muller. Alicia 184 Muller, Meg 111, 174 Muller, Steven 174 Muellner, Mrs. Colleen 126 Mulvenna, Brian 184 Mulvenna, Marjorie 20, 1 16, 149 Murphy, Christopher 59, 81. 163 Murphy, Colleen 149 Murphy, J. David 81, 89, 149 Murphy, Kevin 174 Murphy, Marianne 185 Murphy, Mary 30, 76, 174 Murray, Amiee 184 Musselman, Mrs. Roberta 17 Naborowski. Michael 164 Naborowski, Paul 149 Nagis, Mr. Daniel 45, 54. 63, 109, 119 Napier, Nancy 184 Nechvatal. Martha 144. 174 Nechvatal. Molly 7, 149. 164 Nedbal, Elizabeth 149, 164 Neilands, Tamara 149. 164 Neis. Robert 149, 164 Nelligan, Ann 189 Nelligan. Donna 73. 74, 144, 174 Nelligan. Joseph 33, 48. 50, 97, 149, 164, 167, 1% Nelligan, Mary Ellen 70, 100, 149 Nelligan, Susan 150 Nelson. Thomas 174, 144 Neverouski, Miss Delores 17 Nick, Mark 53. 174. 144 Niekelski, Jefferey 164, 154 Niemiro. Michael 184 Nigra, John 150. 164 Niklas. Tracey 78, 150, 164 Noonan, James 184 Noonan. Rita 174. 144, 69 Norman, Miss Brooke 120 Norman, Susan 150, 93. 164 Norton. Brian 184 Norvaisas. Julie 184 Novak. Gail 184 O ' Brien. Francis 184 O ' Brien. Melissa 184 O ' Brien. Shannon 184 Obmascik. Jill 164 Obmascik, Todd 164 Obscheming, Karen 175. 88 Obscheming. Steven 150 O ' Connell. Bridget 175 O ' Connel, Michael 100. 150, 91 O ' Connell, MoUy 184 Oddo. Thomas 164 O ' DonneU. Elizabeth 78, 164 O ' Donnell, Kathleen 150 O ' DonneU, Maureen 184 Oechsel, Jeff 150 Oechsel, Karen 97 O ' Fallon, John 164, 32 O ' Leary, Darren 184, 92 O ' Leary, Kathleen 150. 87, 85, 81 O ' Malley. Bernadette 54 O ' Malley. Colette 56 Olp. Kenneth 164, 22 O ' Neil, Jennifer 175 O ' Neil, Stephen 164. 91 O ' Reilly, Lawrence 164 ORGANIZATIONS 60-61 Orr, Marc 184 Oris. Anthony 175 O ' Shaughnessy, Beth 55, 165 O ' Shaughnessy, James 48. 50. 150 O ' Shea, Kevin 175 O ' Shea, Sheila 151 Ossey, Deneen 165 Ossey, Georgianna 8, 151 Overby, Karen 62, 78. 85, 151 Overby, Patty 74, 85, 175 Owens, Joyceanne 184 Owens, Stephen 175 Ozga, Christopher 151 Ozga, Terrence 175 Paez, Jaqueline 175 Palicka. Dan 151 Patlardy. Bernard 184 Pallardy, Maria 151 Palmer, Karen 7. 78, 82, 226, 151 Papenheim, Cindy 184 Papiernik, Jerome 72, 175 Pappalardo, Vincent 93. 175 Pascente, Thomas 184 O ' Shea. Sheila 151 Honnor. Fr. Paschal, O.S.B. 128 Pasin, Paul 151 Passi, Paula 85, 175 Paul, Mr. Peter 56, 128 Pavlik, David 9. 151 Pecak, Christopher 175 Pecak, Mary 184 Pecharich. Linda 41, 175 Pecharich. Sandra 85, 165 Peebles. Amy 185 Peffer. Mark 175 Peot, Annette 164 Peot, Jane 174 Peterson, Edward 185 Pfeiffer, Mr. John 53, 125 Pfister, Patricia 185 Phelps, Lisa M. 66, 78 Philipp, Daniel 175 Phillippo, Christina 78, 151 PHOTO CLUB 68, 69 PHYSICAL ED. 120 Pieczynske, Robert 164 Pignatello, Mr. James 15, 127 Pins. John 45. 165 Pins. Mary 78, 175 Pins, Thomas 32, 151 Pipal, Charles 66, 73. 100. 152 Pitocco, Maria 175 Pizzo. William 185 Plese. Michael 32, 68. 72. 165 Polifka. John 62 Polk, Dennis 185 Polk, Lawrence 164 Pollock, Lynn 152 Polston, Scott 185 Polston, William 91, 152 Pommier, Joseph 165 PRACTICAL ARTS 122, 123. Prentiss, Tracy 41, 175 Prexler, Lona 85, 175 PROM 96, 97 Provenzale, John 73, 165 Pugliese. Brian 100, 152 Pugliese, Gretchen 78. 175 Pugliese, Janet 185 PurceU, John 32, 68, 72, 165 Purney, Mrs. Jean 16 . Pusatera, John 165 Pusatera. Michael 175 Puscheck, James 73, 185 Quilici, Julie 175 Quinlan, Scott 165 Quinn, Dan James 100. 116, 152 Quinn, Dan John 92, 152 Quinn, John 32, 72. 165 Quinn. Marian 85, 87, 152 Quinn. Molly 165 Raclawski, Christopher 165 Raclawski, Craig 66. 67. 98, 175 Rademaker, Richard 185 Radke, James 165 Raschke, Mark 47, 185 Rauckhorst, Cynthia 91, 93, 165 Rauckhorst. Jane 92. 185 Rechenmacher, Robert 185 Rehs, Mary 185 Reilly, Joseph 62. 68, 73, 165 Reklaitis. Elena 63. 165 Reklaitis, Paul 185 RELIGION 121 Remec. Monika 66. 74, 185 Rice, Kerry 85, 175 Rice, Kim 40, 88, 165 Rice, Michael 53, 185 Richart, Jane 175 Riedy, Anne 152 Rigali. David 25, 111. 175 Riley, Michael 98, 152 Rinaldi, Dean 165 Rinaldi, Kirk 185 Rioja, Ligia 175 Rissky, Jennifer 87, 175 Rittler, Chris 152 Rivard, Colleen 165 Sr. Roberta Knakal. O.S.B. 127 Robin, Marianna 72, 153 Roche, Michael 185 Rodriquez, Francisco 93, 175 Roesch. Lynda 153 Rohr, Rick 25, 72, 165 Roller, Amy 73, 85, 175 Fr. Ronald Rigovsky, O.S.B. 13 Rondini, Jeffrey 185 Roscoe, Ronald 153 Ross. Peter 165 Roy. Christine 185 Roziewski, Danielle 165 Rozsypal. James 165 Ruffo, Michael 185 Russell, William 53, 185 Rutkowski. David 172 Rutkowski, Michael 53, 185 Ryan. Joan 68, 73, 74, 166 Ryan, Patrick 97. 153 Ryan. Robert 176 Rychtarik, Mr. Albert 58, 59, 127 Sacchetti, Jane 54. 56, 166 Sacchetti. Karen 153 Salano, Vince 47 Sanchez, Daniel 87. 182 Sanchez. Juan 166 Sanchez. Patrick 153 Sanchez. Thomas 166 Sanderson, Jill 77, 185 Sandrick. Miss Anne 16 Saurman, Julie 72 Scanlon, Catherine 76 Scanlon, Mary 153 Schantz. Catherine 166 Schantz, Elizabeth 185 Schaub. Pete 9. 37. 153 Schedler, Stephanie 185 Schlesinger. Cathy 72, 93, 152 Schlesinger, Joseph 72, 185 Schmidt, Albert 185 Schmidt, Ellen 166 Schmidt, Jennifer 88, 176 Schmidt. Karen 176 Schmidt. MaryBeth 152 Schmit. Marie 72, 154 Schmit, Steven 166 Schreder, Mr. Edwin 118 Schumacher. Mr. Charles 15, 126 Schwartz, Marie 186 Schwartz, Mike 154 Scigousky, George 166 SECRETARIES 16 S eiwert, Michael 154 Semenek, Scott 186 Semioli. Rose 56. 76, 176 Sendra, Anthony 186 SENIORS 134-157 Senne, Amelia 154 SERVERS 89 Severino, Mary 91. 154 Severino, Nicholas 176 Severyns, Karen 176 Shanahan, Mark 154 Shanley, Christopher 53. 186 Shea, Donald 73, 176 Shea, Karen 73, 154 Shea, Marie 73. 77. 154 Shea, Mary 176 Sheehan, Paul 66, 176 Shei, Theresa 17 Shields, Christopher 154 Shuta, John 186 Siddall. Deanna 77, 176 Siddall, James 9, 91, 100, 155 Sieja, Lynn 186 Silks.. Milissa 166 Sima, William 42, 72, 100, 155 Simchak, Joseph 72, 166 Simon, Therese 78, 176 Simpson, Greg 17 Skonicki, Suzanne 186 Skora, Deanne 176 Skora, Donna 176 Slattery, John 176 Smego, Margaret 9. 76. 155 Smith, Erin 55, 91. 176 Smith, James 155 Smith, Jenniver 176 Smith, Laura 72, 166 Smith, Margaret 16 6 Smith, Martin 47, 186 Smith, Sandy 73, 186 Smith, Stephen 85, 186 Snyder, Amy 186 Snyder, Mary Claire 72, 74. 91. 166 Snyder, Suzanne 186 Sobocan, Elizabeth 166 SOCIAL SCIENCE 118, 119 SOCKHOPS 112-115 Soenen, Kristyn 176 Soenen. Michael 186 Sojka, Peter 45, 72, 166 Sola 186 SOPHOMORES 168-177 SPANISH CLUB 85 SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 87 Spatz, Elizabeth 186 Speaks. Joseph 91. 115, 166 Speaks. Tracey 67. 76. 93. 176 Spinner, Robert 186 Spina, Joeseph 73, 176 Spokas, Janet 66. 166 SPORTS 18 Spring, Jan 73, 166 Sprocha, Peter 68, 73, 166 St. Blancard. Mrs. Nora 85, 128 Stach, Eileen 72 Sr ' achnik, Margaret 186 Stading, Scott 47, 186 Stahl, Joseph 166 Stark. Mr. Ernest 121 Stastny, Michelle 186 Steele, Charles 47, 155 Steele, Flizabeth 97 Steele. Jennifer 186 Steig, Laura 166 Stewart, Jay 77 Stift, Robert 186 Stokes. Mary Carol 41, 186 Stracco, Mr. Michael 130 Strahl. Mr. Rudolf 85, 128 Strange. Thomas 22, 176 Strangr. Tim 155 Strauley, Cheryl 17 Strauley, Grizzly 17 Slrazzabosco, Peter 85, 186 Streff, Sheila 166 Studnick, Amy 186 Stumm, Karen 84, 85, 155, 100 Suhs. John 186 Suhs. William 166 Sulko, John 186 Sullivan, David 48, 166 Sullivan, James 155 Sullivan, Katie 73, 166 Sullivan, Lisa 97 Sullivan. Mary 166 Sullivan, Meg 41, 176 Sumoski. Robert 53, 73, 176 Sunblade, Mary 155 Susina, Elizabeth 186 Susina, Mark 62, 100. 155 Sutula. Christina 186 Swanson. Mary 186 Sweeney. Christopher 186 Sweeney. Erin 166 Sweeney. Jeffrey 100. 155 Sweeney, Lori 166 SWIMMING 46, 47 Swiss, Christine 167 Swiss, Thomas 47, 186 Szachnitowski, Jill 186 Szajda, Lisa 186 Szczerba, Victor 177 Szela, Dave 156 Szorc, Mr. Robert 87, 124 Taaffe, Kevin 177 Tadrowski. Frederick 177 Tadrowski, Keith 186 Tahmooressi. Nazenin 84, 85, 167 Talano, James 186 Talken, John 32. 68, 167 Talken, Joseph 187 Tan, James 177 Tarasewicz, Dariusz 187 Tausk, Colleen 156 Taylor, Michael 53, 177 Tempestini, Daniel 92, 187 Tempestini, Kathleen 167 TENNIS 24, 25. 40, 41 Theobold, Mrs. Lorraine 16 Br. Thomas Chisholm. O.S.B. 121 Thomas, Kimberly 78, 167 Thompson, Michael 72, 156 Timmerberg. James 72, 167 Tokar, Timothy 187 Toussaint, Paul 177 TRACK 26-31 Trahey, Linda 156 Tranovich, Linda 177 Treacy. Carroll 177 Trierweiler, Susan 177 Trimberger. John 6, 156 Trimberger. Paula 74. 167 Tucker. Christine 187 Tucker. John 91. 156 Tyszka, Patricia A. 167 Ugan, Dave 73 Ugarte, John 187 Vacko, Robert 85, 87, 187 Valbert. Joe 68 Valdes, John 187 Valentine. Jane 177 Abbot Valentine Skluzlacek, O.S.B. 12 Valle, John 167 Vallort, Joseph 187 Van Der Karr, Marty 187 Van Eekeren, Charles 48. 167 VARIETY SHOW 98 Vassallo, Christopher 167 Vaughn, Edward 167 Vaughn, Michael 53, 187 Verwiel, Bernard 187 Verwiel, John 167 Veselik, Jennifer 177 Veselik. Keith 97 Veselik. Mr. Ray 79 Veselik, Scott 48, 50, 167 Vogrin, Catherine 156 Vogrin, Jeanne 177 VOLLEYBALL 42-44 Votava, Lisa 78, 156 Wachowski, Bruno 17 Wachowski. Beth 187 Wachowski, Charles 17 Waechtler, Tama 156 Waldner. Tim 177 • Wall, Sheila 88, 93, 167 Wallace, Thomas 84, 85, 167 Wallilsch. lackie 56, 187 Walls, David 177 Walls, Susan 167 Walch. Colleen 167 Walsh, Erin 187 Walsh, Jocile 81, 87, 156 Walsh, Karen 177 Walsh, Kathleen 177 Walsh, Megan 77. 177 Walsh. Patricia 167 Walsh. Timothy 187 Walther, Gregory 157, 167 Walther. Richard 47, 96, 156 Wank, Richard 187 Wank, Tom 167 Ward, Mary 187 Wardynski, Donald 177 Warpinski, Ken 156 Wattelet. Jonathan 53. 187 Webb, John 177 Webb, Joyce 97, 157 Webb. Samuel 187 Weber, Ann Marie 157 Weber. Joseph 53. 187 Weber, Karen 55. 167 Weirath, Elizabeth 74, 85, 177 Weizeorick. Gregory 47, 167 Weizcorick. Richard 177 Wermes, Laura 177 Whalen. Julia 187 Whitaker, Michelene 187 White. Mr. Thomas 91. 101, 130 Whitney, John 157 Wickersty, Richard 187 Wiercinski, Joan 157 Wiercinski, Karen 177 Wiesinger, John 32, 93. 167 Wilke, Martha 157 Wimunc, Josephine 177 Winter. Craig 156, 157 Wiora, Mr. Martin 1 18 Wittenkeller, Lisa 74, 167 Wittenkeller. Loren 177 Wojcik. Christopher 157 Wojcik, Courtney 187 Wolski. Brian 157 Wolski. James 167 Wolski. Roy 177 Wondrasek, Edward 45. 177 Wren, David 85, 187 Wren. Lisa 157 Wright, Chris 8, 48. 116. 157 Wright, Jonathan 167 Wukitsch. Michael 73. 177 Wymer. Dave 167 YEARBOOK 81-82 Young, Laurel 85, 167 Zaeske, Ellen 177 Zaeske, Fred 32, 47, 157 Zanzig. Connie 73, 85, 177 Zawodniak, Laura 187 Zawodniak. Lisa 74, 167 Zegadlo, Paula 85, 167 Zeitz. Erich 72. 157 Zemick, Anita 157 Zimmerman, Mr. Kenneth 122 Zimmerman, Margaret 187 Zoppa, Michael 177 Mr. David M. Gotmer 1949-1982 Since brass, nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea; But sad mortality o ' er — sways their power. How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea Whose action is no stronger than a flower? O, how shall summer ' s honey breath hold out Against the wreckful seige of battering days. When rocks impregnable are not so stout. Nor gates of steel so strong, but Time decays? O fearful meditation! where, alack, Shall Time ' s best jewel from Time ' s chest lie hid? Or what strong hand can hold his swift foot back? Or who his spoil of beauty can forbid? O ' none, unless this miracle have might, That in black ink my love may still shine bright. Shakespeare Acknowledgements: Thanks to Miss Hammond for her hard work, dedication, motivation, signature, and set of keys. Thanks to Mr. Morris Ferensen, Hunter Publishing Rep. who translated our gib- berish, explained our layouts, numbered our pages, and chaperoned our workshop. Thanks to Piedmont Airlines, for flying during the strike. Congratulations to the red team for their amazing per- formance in the Archives 500. Thanks to Mr. William J. Jarecki for emergency advice. Thanks to McDonalds, Sub Stop, and Brown ' s Chicken. Good lack to Miss Hammond and Mr. Bernie Toussaint in their life together. Thanks to Main Street Camera for borrowed equipment. Thanks to all the people who helped us at the workshop, especially J.B. Edwards, San- dy Biggs, Paul Schweiger, Marty Allen, Bill Hunter, and R.A. Hunter. Jr. Dark Room Technicians: Fr. 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