Bishop Dwenger High School - Aureate Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

977.202 F77bisd 1977 shop Dwenger High School reate 1974923 ..ALIjEJ ' COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02301 6915 .nd Others On the road of experienc ' n trying to find my ow metimes I wish that I could fly away When I think that I ' m moving Suddenly things stand still I ' m afraid ' cause I think the ' I ' m looking for space out who I am ooking to know and understari iSometimes I ' m almost there Sometimes I fly hke an eagle i I m deep in despair the universe lines that ' s how it seems et lost in the sadness and the screams il look in the center Suddenly everything ' s clear T find myself in the sunshine ani Looking For Space by John Denver • ' Copyright 1975 Cherry Lane Music C( Used by Permission — All Rights Reserved H h School 1 Hplume II Hj nts ■ Ik , ..48 H ...120 H ■ . ... 142 1 HB . ... 168 1 7 H H| . . . . y to |.. ,183 1 K OPENING 1 The 1976-1977 school year brought many unique experiences to the Bish- op Dwenger Community. We shared the optimism that each new school year brings to classes, assemblies and to sports competitions. The joy of vic- tories and the thrills of individual achievements gave us pride in each other and in our school. The year also brought to the school a unity caused by the deep concern we felt for some of our members. We were witnesses to a tremendous dis- play in spiritual and physical courage in the face of pain and suffering and eventual death. Bob Wehrly Brought 1100 souls closer together, not by beating a martial drum or broadcasting a revolutionary appeal, but by simply suffering, inspiring by his quiet courage an entire school, to discover in itself its own Christian- ity. The experiences affected us differ- ently, but we all have grown, we have all progressed on our road to matur- ity. Fly Like An Eagle 2 OPENING ■■ M ▼%JJ B| i ) HO Li fli w mA H 1 v 3 Bk. ■ ■ . S ■i tj x ) ■ fl H Iki ikL n 1 1 H m H 1 1 B rl jl ti l E tfj 5 ' H V ' ll r- ■ J H N i 1 w . MH H 1 ■i L kK!SI H 1 OPENING 3 Deep In Despair 4 OPENING hi OPENING 5 Sweet Dreams 6 OPENING 1 OPENING 7 Looking For Space Leadership Through Administration Father Krason takes time out of his busy schedule to enjoy a play with a younger saint. Through the strength of our leaders, Bishop Dwenger once again had an effective administration this year. The leadership provided by the ad- ministration helped to set the tone for everyone else at Dwenger. Father Edward Krason served as principal for the fourteenth year. He was assisted by Sister Denis Wort- man and Mr. Joseph Woods. Mrs. Pat Gentile took over the responsibilities of Dean of Women from Sister Denis, so that she could further assist Father Krason. As Dean of Men, Mr. Larry Bartolameolli worked with Mrs. Gen- tile to aid the students with their problems. Mr. Dick Krouse contri- buted to the administration by acting as Athletic Director and Business Manager. Father Krason also re- ceived assistance from his new secre- tary, Sister Pauline. Sr. Denis takes a minute for a picture, then continues with her class. Is Mr. Woods giving secret hand signals, or is he looking for a ride? 10 ACADEMICS Mrs. Gentile and Mrs. Sciarini seem to have worked this problem out to a happy conclusion. Mr. Bart, why aren ' you busy? Aren ' t there any Dwenger men who need haircuts? Father Krason, at a pep session, inspires his saints to do their best. Mr. Krouse manages to teach an Accovmting class in addition to his duties as athletic director. ACADEMICS n Guidance — Help Along The Way Qh d Dcp Although loaded down with work, Miss Arata can keep on smiling. Father Holt waits patiently for a visit from Mr. Crall ' s lost sheep . The ladies in the office take time out of their busy day to celebrate Mrs. Gentile ' s birthday. The Guidance Department proved to be an essential part of Bishop Dwenger through the help and coo- peration of its staff members. Father John Pfister, director, together with Father Phil Suehr, performed the many duties associated with the de- partment. The loss of Miss Cathy Arata in December greatly affected the councilors, increasing their re- sponsibilities. The work, neverthe- less, was accomplished. The office personnel were willing to help anyone in need. They provided the necessary information, along with a smile, to keep the administration running smoothly. Cafeteria And Maintenance — Backbone Of Dwenger Can he do it? Dan Palermo attempts to make quick work of his sandwich by devouring it in one bite. The cafeteria and maintenance staffs proved to be very important at Bish- op Dwenger. Throughout the year their aid was greatly needed and will- ingly given. The cafeteria workers showed their cooking abilities through the prepara- tion of the food. Their talents made it possible to feed the many students. To the maintenance men no job was too large. Anything that needed do- ing, from fixing jammed lockers to keeping the school spotless, was done with a smile. If t hey could not solve a problem, they at least gave it a good try. Standing left to right aie Barbara Barrand, Sandy Garrison, Jean Bierbaum, Sis Boniface, Judy Malinowski and Helen Bassett. Mr. Bart is caught off guard searching for money for the -j-j g Mop Squad takes time out to supplement their in- Dwenger fund. me. Here we see an excellent demonstration of efHcient assembly-line technique. Teachers Stress Student Individuality Mr. Dan Loney Mr. Gary Adang Sr. Theresa Marie Dulls Spreading the Word takes much dedication, and Dwenger has cap- tured that dedication in the teachers of the ReUgion Department. Mr. Doug Pryor and Mr. Vincent Murray, the n ew members of the staff, joined with the rest of the ReUgion Depart- ment in spreading the word through class studies, special projects, and chapel visits. Mike looks around in disbelief at Mr. Loney ' s last statement in Social Bishop Dwenger ' s Thinker . There ' s nothing like a Good Book to get you interested in Religion class — is there Kent? 18 ACADEMICS Spreading The Word Mr. Adang has no trouble getting his students to swallow what he teaches. This unsuspecting Sophomore demonstrates the most important part of Religion class — meditation? Mrs. Raison always seems to be listening, even though she ' s really Dr. Reily and Jim Steigmeyer seem as interested as Shelley Bashara Is in her catching up on her beauty rest. essay. English: Exploring Our World Many English courses were offered this year, with general literature re- quired for all students. Seniors were taught College Prep Writing by Miss Jackson and Literary Analysis by Mr. Tierney. Dr. Rielly, the only new member of the English staff, instruct- ed News Media. Mrs. Johnston was head of the Department, and other teachers included Mrs. Raison, Mrs. Stropke, Mrs. Kaltenmark and Mrs. Barnes. Kathy Faylor, Jerry Voors, Linda Goodman, Debbie Chamness, and Sandy Gladieux bring back the good old days of the middle ages for American Lit class. 20 ACADEMICS Joe Bonahoom puts an end to the ragged edges on an English Mrs. Johnston willingly lends a hand to her Freshmen English dasses. paper. ACADEMICS 21 Math — A Graphic Pleasure Chalk in hand, calculators by their side this year ' s Math Department strove to bring the understanding of numbers to their students. With the cry of Front row to the board, the Math teachers covered everything from polynomials to Newton ' s third law. Sr. Renee, a newcomer, taught Sen- iors Analytic Geometry and Analysis of Functions. Sr. Denis and Dr. Ruiz taught Freshmen Algebra while Mrs. Hinkle and Mr. Meyer made shapes a little clearer to their Sophomore Ge- ometry classes. Mr. Crall taught Ele- mentary Functions. Trig, and Alge- bra and Trig. All these teachers combined to make Math both fun and interesting to their students. And even if they don ' t know how to integrate dx into dy, at least they can hold the chalk so it doesn ' t screech on the board. Joe Bonahoom is obviously thinking of something better than Algebra and Trig. Tom, Mr. Crall ' s at the front of the room. Dr. Ruiz can still smile after working all these Algebra problems on the board. 22 ACA Larry Siegel clearly understands all factors involved in Math class Are these Geometry shapes better than Farrah Fawcett ' s? History: Antics With The Ancients Joe Motherwell argues with Mr. Ray, who has confiscated what he consid- ers contraband in his room, a comb. As everyone knows, history, or the develop- ment of man over the centuries, plays an im- portant role in today ' s society. This years So- cial Studies department endeavored to illus- trate this role. Headed by Mr. Francis Ray, along with Mr. Bart, Mr. Herber, Mr. Koester and Mr. Tone, the Social Studies department helped to bring a new understanding of history to their students. With such courses as World History, U.S. History, Government, Econom- ics, and World Geography there was some- thing for everyone. Complete with costumes and equipment, the teachers brought the past to life and the pre- sent to the classroom. And with this combina- tion, plus a lot of discipline, demonstrations, laughter and bad jokes, the teachers succeed- ed in making better citizens of all their stu- dents. Is it dead yet? Alan Nichter shows Mr. Koester his solution to the energy crisis by insulating the wall with newspaper. 24 ACADEMICS This is Germany, isn ' t it Mr. Bart? Mr. Herber gives his class a real live demonstration of guerilla warfare. - -. Brian Alberding demonstrates a philosophy that all the History teachers believe in. Healthy bodies make healthy minds. Government is so easy, Jeanne can do it with her eyes closed. It appears that Mr. Tone is discussing something serious with his usually lively class, either that or it ' s Monday morning. ACADEMICS 25 Suzie, Marijo and Carol ponder Mrs. Gloman ' s easier questions. l7 1 1 ' -IJ ' Tom Schall is amused as he studies for one of Mr. Colvin ' s Earth Science tests. Mrs. Gloman ' s classes learn from Mr. Pat Bolman of the joys and frustrations encountered in conservation work. Two new members joined the staff of the Bishop Dwenger Science Depart- ment. Sr. Renee, along wth her duties in the Math Department, assisted Mr. Colvin in Chemistry. Mr. Loney, a new face to the Science Depart- ment, but not to B.D. aided Sr. The- resa Marie and Mr. Walker, in teach- ing one sophomore biology class. Mrs. Gloman, head of the department, ini- tiated the first Science Club in the school — The Scientific Saints. Var- ious speakers and projects added to the curriculum of the year. Cheryl Branning finds out that setting a broken arm is not as easy as it looks. By the expression on Jim ' s face, it seems apparent that Murphy ' s laws are still in existance. 26 ACADEMICS Julie prepares a Sowers slide. Please don ' t change the channel Carol; we want to watch The Mickey Mouse Club. Scientific Saints Search For Answers r i - s; ' iiimay; nM Tango or Fox Trot? ' Steve Tippmann, assisted by Mike Voigt and Mark Parsons appear to be the new mad scientists at Dwenger. Rhonda Roy seems to be very pleased with her results in Anatomy. Language Opens New Worlds The Bishop Dwenger language depart- ment was joined by one new face this year. Mrs. Simmons, head of the depart- ment, welcomed Mrs. Reily to the lan- guage staff. Mrs. Teusch, Mr. Tierney and Mr. Weber instructed students not only in the Spanish language but also in the culture. Mr. Weber and his German students, along with the other language classes, frequently took advantage of the expanding language lab. When the bell rings even Mr. Tierney is over-anxious to get out of class. Just a minute — Nancy it ' s for you. These first year German students learn some of the heritage through the songs. With the help of Mrs. Teusch, these Spanish students delve into one of Peggy Offerle, Terry Schuster, and Kathy Rownd realize that Ger- Spain ' s great cities. many hasn ' t changed over the last year. 28 ACADEMICS k Take LATI J Now Avoid the Rush Later! S Teresa Deturk expresses her true sentiments for the class. Is this Mrs. Simmons assisting one of her students with a French project. ' ii yftSiMlt£msai3SSim; Pat LaPlante and Terri Long discuss the finer points of Latin 3. These French students dream of the day that they will travel to Paris. ACADEMICS 29 Mr. Ryan, Mr. Krouse, and Mrs. Flowers, working together in the Business Department, offered a vari- ety of courses designed to aid stu- dents in the development of clerical skills. These included Personal Typ- ing, Typing I, Shorthand I II and Notehand, as well as Office Practice. For those students more adept with figures. Accounting and Bookkeeping were available. Working together, the Business staff, headed by Mr. Ryan, conditioned in- experienced students to be typists, bookkeepers and business personnel, for future jobs. Wait until your a little older, I ' ll give you something better in a bottle. ' Business: Preparation For Life Is accounting really as interesting as it seems to Judy Feichter and Sandy Gladieux? Mrs. Flowers, newest member of the business staff, pre- pares her class for better jobs in the future. 30 ACADEMICS Terri Freehill and Chris Braun find out everything about being married except the honeymoon. ' ' Mr. Ryan points out to Tamey Arney her finesse in the art of making mistakes. Jeanne Alter knows how to make shorthand symbols; the question is how to read them. Mr Ryan ' s typing class delves into the possibilities of typing quickly, without getting their fingers stuck between the keys. ACADEMICS 31 i Mike Ray is learning to respect the great Persian rug makers of the Far East. Concentration, dedication, and elaboration produce the quality works of art that we at Dwenger have come to admire. Deb Rissing shows what happens when you become too involved in your art. Dave Porter proves that even though injured, you can ' t keep a good artist down. These Freshmen show off the new Dwenger dress shirt — but will Fr. Krason approve? Kim McDonald shows the proper technique and amount of concentration needed for Straight lines are one of the more difficult feats conquered in sculpting. Mechanical Drawing. Art Students Develop Their Talents The creative abilities of the students in the Art Department are seen in the variety of techniques and styles of ex- pression. Future artists of Dwenger have the opportunity to develop their talent in arts and crafts of their great- est interest. Meanwhile, in the Mehcanical Draw- ing department, beginning students learned the basic concepts of indus- trial drawing, coding, and design. More advanced students learned to deal with more specialized and diffi- cult areas of Architectural drawing and planning, as well as studying building codes. Penny, I ' m not kidding. Mass DOES start in 15 minutes! ACADEMICS 33 Students Gain Experience In The Domestic Arts. Steve Locke and Linda Kucharski learn that co-operation in the kitchen may not be the neatest way to cook, but it is one of the most enjoyable. Mrs. Bachman, head of the Home Ec Department, demonstrates the correct way to carve a turkey. Though it may appear Theresa Dimpke is taking a second Shelly Silk must be an excellent cook as she obviously helping, she ' s actually putting back her first. enjoys eating her creations. 34 ACADEMICS Home Ec classes gave B.D. students a chance to gain valuable experience in the domestic arts. The students not only learned how to bake cakes and other goodies, but also how to plan well balanced meals. In sewing classes, students progressed from a simple apron to a jacket or blazer. Although females dominated most of the Home Ec classes, a few courageous males tried their hands at cooking and sewing in the Chef and Tailoring classes. Perhaps someday, the males will find the skills devel- oped in the classes invaluable. Could Mrs. Bachman be wondering what some stu- Michele Wilkinson carefully takes homemade bread out of the oven, dent is attempting to make, or is this just a case of the Monday morning blahs? 1974923 Maybe Steve Weingartner and Terry Schlund can tell us ... is it more fun making a taco, or eating one? ACADEMICS 35 ' H ifc .gJfeJ ,. Wow! Look at those muscles! No, not Greg ' s — Mr. Minch ' s! Lisa Groves looks on with awe as Viv Rosswurm smashes the volleyball over the net. The P.E. students found many activi- ties to keep them busy. The girls uti- lized the tumbling mats, uneven par- allel bars, balance beam and trampo- line to keep in shape, while the boy ' s P.E. classes consisted of such activi- ties as basketball, volleyball, football, soccer and wrestling. Both boys and girls gym classes learned the fine art of square dancing. They also played volleyball together. Due to the determined leadership of Miss MacCartney and Mr. Minch the gym classes taught sportsmanship and competiveness, yet they were en- joyable for all students. Coach, are you sure Bill Walton started this way? 36 ACADEMICS P.E. Builds Character And Co-ordination My sweat socks are killing me! Kathy Westendorf shows perfect form going up; the question is how to get down. Julie Ummel really flips over gym class. Come on Kim! Show them the beam! B.D. Library Attractions Looks like you found it, Tim Dillon MoUy Steger and Sean O ' Brien bend over backwards to give the library that come-in atmosphere. Sue Denning is the all-round top student assistant at the B.D. library. A-V requested? Chris Steger is smiling and ready! ■ mm Michelle Bogenschutz and John Enrietto are at the 970 ' s delv- ing for information. A Place To Read Study Sr. M. Jeanne, Mrs. McComb and Carol Cornell are the library team. Grow Know Share Keep on truckin ' Chris Hatfield; he knows where the books live. The ins and outs of audio-visual equipment are taken care of by Dave Krabach, Brian Alberding and Steve Weingartner. Meet ACADEMICS 39 The Saints Go Marching On Bishop Dwenger 1976-1977 Symphonic Band: FRONT ROW — (LEFT TO RIGHT) B. Jaeckle, A. Brown, J. Stanski, M. McKinney, J. Didion, C. Schneider, M. Finn, M. Woods, L. Lowery, C. Meyer, S. Voigt, C. Heck, R. Meyer SECOND ROW — K. Luley, J. Enrietto, M. Schubert, M. Reynol, M. Reynolds, B. Koehl, C. Koch, K. McDonald, A. Berghoff, J. Yentes, K. Adams, E. Evans THIRD ROW — S. Koch, B. Grutsch, C. Luley, K. Martin, K. Bishop, E. Foy, L. Snyder, S. Kersjes, D. Kelly, K. Hall, J. Bueter, R. McBride FOURTH ROW — A. CoUis, E. Snyder, J. Didion, L. Widner, D. Schroeder, L. Ehinger, S. Kersjes, L. Berghoff, M. Foy, M. Greven, J. Hope, T. Martin, B. Goodwin, L. Berry, J. Auer, J. Grutsch, N. Andorfer, C. Neu, B. Shane, M. Schnelker, D. Taylor, S. Yentes, P. Alt, B. VandeZande FIFTH ROW — T. Daugherty, G. Strack, T. Bobay,.B. Herber, B. Kever, J. Berghoff, K. Hensler, M. Mommer, B. Pion, M. Kelty, J. Bueter, G. Henry, Mr. Woods (Director), T. Woods, R. Weber, P. Bobay. As usual, the band had a very busy schedule this year. Ball games, trips, pep sessions, parades, and contests kept them moving. In the NISBOVA solo ensemble contest the band came home with 72 medals — 44 gold and 28 silver. Sue Koch, Chris Koch, Beth Grutsch, and Tim Woods went to state and took first place honors. For the annual spring tour, the band went to Chicago. Band Officers: SEATED — (LEFT TO RIGHT) L. Berghoff, M. McKinney, B. VandeZande, S. Koch. Class Representatives: STANDING — B. Jaeckle, A. CoUis, M. Schubert, D. Taylor, B. Kever, M. Greven, M. Woods, T. Daugherty. 40 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 41 The twirlers showed more talent this year than anyone thought possible. Besides knowing how to play an instrument, they learned corp style marching with rifles and flags. In addition to getting together on their own to practice, they also attended Smith Walbridge Twirling Camp last summer to get ideas for new twirling routines. Later on in the summer they went to Tri-State with the band to prac- tice playing their instruments and also to practice their new rifle and flag routines. Dwenger Sings Out l Are these the Levys? Or are they Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers? The 1977 Concert Chorus. FIRST ROW: Julie Badiac, Anita Alter, MariJo Rosswurm, Terri Long, Dawn Hilker, Sue Helton, Regina Frei- burger, Bob Helmer. SECOND ROW: CHRIS Chaney, Sue Luther, Terri Brauchla, Mary Tourney, Tony Frick, Jeff AndOrfer, Sue Grashoff, Eve- lyn Kapocius, Mrs. Levy. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Roy, Bea Nader, Sandy Gladieux, Mark Bonahoom, Jim Levy, Bob Hamilton, Karla Miller, Jan Schleinkofer. FOURTH ROW: Kim Krupinski, Micki Klingenberger, Jeanne Alter, Scheryl Branning, Joe Bonahoom, Russ Weber, Tim Gla- dieux, Meredith Mckinney, Jenni Rodgers. Concentrating on her singing, Bea Nader is unaware of the camera. The 1977 Bishop Dwenger Chorus. Along with her other duties in Chorus, Mrs. Levy also directs the orchestra. . .nj Vn f ( ' ' ' ' n ' ' . -f,.- - . ' i-.Lx 44 ACADEMICS By the expression on her face, Chris obviously The chorus ' singing is even better when accompanied by Bob Hehner on the piano, enjoys singing. 1 — , ■II iB A -S Under the direction of Mrs. Levy, the chorus knows which note goes where. Brian, I think it would be easier if the guitar was in front of you! Virginia Freiburger displays her musical talent by joining the rest of the orchestra in performing with the chorus. When singing with the chorus, Terri ' s big mouth comes in handy. ACADEMICS 45 ■ : I The Varsity cheerleaders are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Judy Feichter, Peggy Daugherty, Kath Koester, Rose Poinsatte, Tricia DiUon, Mary Fagan. We ' ve Got Spirit During the year .the Varsity and Ju- nior Varsity Cheerleaders put forth a lot of effort to support the various sports at Bishop Dwenger. They orga- nized a variety of a activities to foster school spirit. The school was treated to lick ' em days, bake sales, and candy. They also scheduled and planned several pep sessions and skits. The cheerleaders hosted many fund-raising activities which included selling plants, bleacher cushions, hats, and pom-poms. Junior Varsity, TOP, Jamie Sommers, Maria Schon, Mary Maher, BOTTOM, Eva Klaffke, Kris Knecht, Theresa Didier. Tricia Dillion, Judy Feichter, and Mary Fagan think we ' re number 1. The Freshmen cheerleaders, LEFT TO RIGHT, Sandy Killion, Denise Clemens, Mary Huettner, and Beth Fagan. Cathy joins cheerleaders and fans in celebrat ing another close B.D. victory. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Julie Neddeff, Carole Balser, Diane Gillig, Cathy Nowlan, Diane Chandler, Barb Jehl, Jeanne Sordelet, Sheila Clemens. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Teresa Maxwell, Tricia Gentile, Maureen Dahm, Gina Gall, Colleen Daugherty, Liz Blume, Krista Nelson, Debbie Reszel, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Lynn Hayden, Sue Curry, Nancy Gladieux, Lisa Logue, Lisa Neddeff, Debbie Dehner. This year the Bishop Dwenger pom- pon squad took on a few new looks. Aside from the new girls who joined the squad, it was also Mrs. Christina Teusch ' s -first year as pom-pon moderator. To add extra sparkle to their half- time routines, the girls all pitched in and raised the money, through a garage sale and car wash, for new uniforms and props. Pom- pon is an all year activity: in the sum- mer the girls go to camp for practice and to learn new routines. Our girls went to camp at Ball State for four days. They brought home the Super Team trophy and over sixty blue rib- bons. This accomplishment along with their enthusiastic support of our varsity teams throughout the year de- serves our thanks and appreciation. Cathy and Diane pose the $128,000 question, How ' s this for a perfect ending Mrs. T.? Liz Blume doesn ' t seem to share the other girls excitement about the game as the cold wins Mrs. Teusch poses with Senior co-captains Barb Jehl and Qjjj. Jeanne Sordelet. ACADEMICS 47 -} ' ' 50 SENIORS Remember . . . 77th day of the year . . . Biology projects . . . Mass exit to Florida . . . Sledding at Franke . . . Invading the McDonalds in Canter- bury . . . Bonfire stakeout and Mr. Crall ' s coffee . . . Mike Donovan ' s cheerleading . . . Eric owing $175 for Marathon Night . . . The Karate Championship at Dwenger . . . Homecoming turtles . . . Invading the I.U.P.U. Library for College Prep . . . Mr. Adang ' s zipper . . . Homecoming signs burned . . . Rolling Cathy Now- lan around in a trash can . . . New Year ' s Eve every weekend . . . WOWO Aces Basketball game . . . Seniori tis . . . The day Mr. Herber gave Barb Jehl an apple turnover . . . Senior girls sing One Theme song . . . Swapping Senior pictures . . . How many days left? . . . Senior Prom . . . Graduation . . . Looking forward to being out on our own be- cause this is a time for us. SENIORS 51 PHIL ALT - Musical - 1,4 Chorus - 1,2 Bskbl Mgr. - 1 Band - 2,3 Newspaper - 3,4 ANITA ALTER G.A.A. - 1,2 Newspaper - 1 Chorus - 1,2,3 Z-Club - 2,3 Tuffy 2,3 Year- book - 2,3 LUISA AVILA - Track - 3,4 ERIC BAGNALL Tennis - 1,2,3,4 Ftbl - 1 Baseball - 1 Chess Club - 2,4 Key Club - 4 Intra. - 4 MARY BAILEY CAROLE BALSER - Class Treas. - 1 Cho- rus - 1 Tuffy - 1,2,3 Fall Play - 2 Pom-pom 3,4 Musical - 3 JULIE BALSER - Chorus - 1 G.A.A. - 1 JEFF BANDOR BRIAN BANGERT DAWN BARTON TERRI BASHARA MIKE BEAUPRE - Cross Country - 1,3 Wrestling - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1 Ftbl - 2 Key Club - 3,4 Baseball - 3 Intra. - 3,4 JOHN BENNETT - Wrestling - 1,2,3,4 In- tra. - 3,4 MIKE BERGHOFF Intra. - 3,4 TERRY BOBAY - Band - 1,2,3,4 Yearbook - 4 MARK BONAHOOM - Track - 1 Band - 1 ?,3 Golf - 2,3,4 Musical 2,3,4 Fall Play - 3,4 i A 4 Searching JEFF BOTTERON - Wrestling - 1 Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Intra. - 3 TERRY BRAUCHLA - G.A.A. - 1 Musical - 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,4 Art Club - 4 CHRIS BRAUN - Chorus - 1,2 G.A.A. - 2 Art Club - 3 Z-Club - 3 Track - 4 ERIC BRAUN Newspaper - 2,3 Yearbook - 2,3 Stu. Council Treas. - 3 Class Pres. - 4 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 JENNY BRELL - Yearbook - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 DAN BREWER - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3 Key Club - 2,3,4 Musi- cal - 3 Fall Play 3 Intra. 3,4 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 JOHN BREWER - Science Club - 4 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 Newspaper - 4 BRIAN BROMBEREK - Bskbl Mgr. - 2,3,4 Key Club - 2 Musical - 4 MARK BROSMER - Track - 2,3 Cross Country - 2,3,4 Musical - 2,3,4 Ski Club - 3,4 Class Treas. - 4 JIM BROWN - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,3 Baseball - 2 Key Club - 3 Ski Club - 4 Musical 4 MOLLY BRO WN SCOTT BROWN - Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 JEANNE BRUNS SUE BURNHAM - Chorus - 1 Z-Club - 3 Art Club - 3,4 RUSS CARROLL - Golf - 1,2,3 Intra. - 3,4 Ski Club - 3 Key Club - 4 BARB CARTEAUX DIANE CHANDLER - G.A.A. - 1,2 Bskbl - 1 Tennis - 1,2,3,4 Z-Club - 3,4 Pom-pom - 4 SHEILA CLEMENS Chorus - 1 G.A.A. - 1 7-Club - 2 Pom-pom - 2,3,4 TIM COLCHIN ANN COLLIS - Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2 Z- Club - 4 SENIORS 53 PAT CONLEY - Ski Club - 3,4 Cross Coun- try -4 ELLEN CROWE - G.A.A. - 1 Stu. Council Rep. - 3 Track - 4 DEB CUNNINGHAM - Z-Club - 3 CLARE DAVICH - G.A.A. - 1,2 Bskbl 1,2,3,4 EVELYN DEGRANDCHAMP - G.A.A. 1,2 MARK DENNING - Newspaper • 3,4 KIM DETURK - Band - 1,2 JOE DIDIER - Chorus - 1 Changing THERESA DIDION MARGIE DIFILIPPO - G.A.A. - 1,2 Bowl- ing - 1,2 Track - 1,2,3 Newspaper - 3,4 DAN DILLON Cross Country - 1 Bskbl - 1.2.3 Track - 1,2,3 Key Club - 2,3,4 Tennis - 2.3.4 Intra. - 3,4 TOM DISSER - Stu. Council Rep. 1 Intra. - 2,3 Key Club - 3 MIKE DONOVAN - Ftbl - 1,2 Intra. - 3 Key Club - 4 CAROL DREES - Yearbook - 1,2,3,4 French Club - 1 Z-Club - 3 Tuffy - 4 PATTY EAGAN - Yearbook - 1,2,3 G.A.A. - 2 Chorus - 2 Ger. Club - 2 Z-Club - 3 Ski Club - 4 LALRIE EGGERS - Yearbook 3,4 French Club - 3,4 Newspaper - 3 JOANNE ENRIETTO - Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2,3,4 G.A.A. - 2 Tennis - 3,4 Z- Club - 3,4 Cross Country Mgr. - 3,4 Track Mgr. - 4 MARK FARNBAUCH - Wrestling - 1 Golf - 1 JUDY FEICHTER - Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4 Spirit Club - 1,2,3,4 Z-Club - 2,3,4 Intra. - 3 Newspaper - 3,4 JEFF FENKER 54 SENIORS MIKE FENKER - Wrestling - 1,2 MAUREEN FOY - Band - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Twirler 2,3,4 Bowling - 3,4 Z-Club - 3 FRED FRANKE - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Key Club - 3,4 Intra. - 3,4 TERRY FREEHILL PAT FREEMAN - Art Club - 3 JOE FREISTROFFER - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Key Club - 1,2 Wrestling - 2,3 Stu. Council Vice Pres. 4. TONY FRICK - Chorus - 1,2 Golf - 2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,3,4 Con. Chorus - 3,4 Musical - 4 JIM GARRETT - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Wrestling - 2,3,4 Key Club - 3,4 Track - 3 RANDY GARRETT Key Club - 3,4 Intra. 3,4 MARY GARRISON TIM GARRISON - Wrestling - 1,2 JOAN GEARY - G.A.A. - 1,2 Volleyball 1,2 JAY GEHL - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1 Track - 1 Key Club - 3 SUE GERDOM - G.A.A. - 1,2 Bowling - 2 Fall Play - 3 SHAWN GERHARDSTEIN - Bskbl - 1,2,3 Track - 2 Intra. - 4 JOHN GIBSON SENIORS 55 DIANE GILLIG - Chorus - 1 Z-Club - 2 Pom-pom 3,4 MARY GLADIEUX - Musical - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 Cheerleader - 2 Fall Play - 3,4 TIM GLADIEUX - Chorus - 1,2, 3,4 Art Club - 3 T HERESA GLASPER Z-Club - 3,4 BOB GOLEEKE - Yearbook - 2 Newspaper - 4 PAT GOODWIN LAUREN GRIFFITH - Tennis - 1,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 BOB HAMILTON - Wrestling - 2 Bskbl - 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,3 Musical - 2,3,4 Con. Chorus - 2,3,4 Science Club - 4 LYNNE HANSEN - French Club - 3,4 ANN HARBER Yearbook - 1,2,3,4 KEVIN HARTMAN MARK HARTMAN - Bskbl - 1 MIKE HELMKAMP - Ski Club - 4 SUE HELTON - Chorus - 3,4 Intra. - 3 Con. Chorus - 4 56 SENIORS Learning LYNN HEMINGER - Lib. - 2 Z-Club - 3,4 LITA HERSHBERGER MIKE HIPSKIND ERIN HOULIHAN - G.A.A. - 1 Tennis - 3 JULIE HOUSER - Art Club - 1,2 Volleyball 2,3 G.A.A. - 2 Z-Club - 3,4 TOM HOUSER - Newspaper - 1 Wrestling 2,3 Cross Country - 3,4 JODY HUEBER - Volleyball - 1 Pom-pom - 1,2,3 Art Club - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1 Z-Club - 2 CINDY HUHN - G.A.A. - 1 TIM HUHN - Ftbl - 1 MARY HURLEY DAN HUTSELL - Newspaper - 3,4 DONNA JACIKAS - French Club - 1 Tuffy - 2 Z-Club - 3,4 BARB JEHL - Stu. Coundl Rep. - 1,2 Class Vice Pres. - 3 Pom-pom 3,4 Tuffy - 3 KIRK JOCKEL Wrestling - 1 LISA JOCKEL - G.A.A. - 1,2 Track - 1,2,3,4 Bowling - 2 Newspaper - 4 TOM KAEHR - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Key Club - 3,4 Intra. - 3,4 KATHI KAHN - Art Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1 Chorus - 1 Stu. Council Treas. - 4 ANDY KAPOCIUS - Musical - 2,3 Fall Play - 3 Key Club - 4 GARY KARST JOHN KARTHOLL - Ftbl - 1 Bskbl - 1,2 Baseoall - 2 SENIORS 57 MARIA KARTHOLL - Chorus - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1,2 Bowling - 1,2 Z-Club - 3 CHRIS KELLY - Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3 Key Club - 3 PEGGY KELLY - G.A.A. - 1,2 Track - 2 Yearbook - 2 KAROLYN KEMPER - G.A.A. - 1 SCOTT KERSJES - Band - 1,2,3,4 Year- book - 2,3 Ski Club - 4 JEFF KILLION TOM KLAFFKE JEFF KLAPHEKE FRAN KLEIN - G.A.A. 1,2 Tennis - 1,2,3,4 Stu. Council Rep. - 2,3,4 Z-Club 4 CHRIS KOCH - Pom-pom - 1 Cheerleader - 2,3 Z-Club - 2,3 SUE KOCH - Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2,4 Musical (Orch.) - 2,3,4 CHRIS KOEHL - Chorus - 1 Caring KATHY KOESTER CINDY KOHRMAN - Art Club - 2,3,4 BOB KOKENGE - Ski Club - 1,2 Wrestling - 2 KAREN KORST - Orchestra - 1,2 MATT KOSTOFF - Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Ftbl - 1 Track - 2,3 Intra. - 3,4 Key Club - 3,4 Fall Play - 3 KATHY KOVERMAN DAVE KUMFER PAT LAPLANTE - Yearbook - 3,4 Z-Club - 3,4 58 SENIORS MARK LAUER - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Intra. - 3,4 Key Club - 4 MICHELE LAUER BOB LEITEL - Bskbl - 4 JIM LOGUE SUE LUTHER - Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Z-Club - 3 Con. Chorus - 3,4 DON LUTZ MIKE MACKE - Musical 1,2 Fall Play - 2,3 Key Club - 3,4 Cross Country - 3 Track 3 Intra. - 3,4 JIM MAGDICH - Newspaper - 4 GREG MANLEY Ski Club - 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 1,3,4 Musical - 1,3 Ger. Club 2 KAY MARTIN - Cheerleader - 1 Tuffy - 1 Pom-pom - 2 Z-Club 2,3 JEFF MAXWELL - Golf - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 3 Intra. - 4 Key Club - 4 KAREN MAYERS Chorus - 1,2 trench Club - 1 Z-Club - 3 SUE MCAFEE - Newspaper - 2 Tuffy - 1,2 MAUREEN MCDONALD SKIP MCKENNA Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1,2,3 Baseball - 2,3,4 Key Club - 4 BOB MCLAUGHLIN SENIORS 59 GAIL MCMAHON - G.A.A. - 1 Chorus - 1,2 Tuffy 1,2 Z-Club - 3,4 KRIS MERZ - G.A.A. - 1 Tuffy - 1,2 Z-Club 2,3,4 JEFF MOELLER - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Hockey - 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track - 2,3 JAMIE MOMPER - Cheerleader - 1,2,3 G.A.A. 2 Stu. Council Rep. - 2 Z-Club - 2,3,4 Bskbl - 3 Newspaper 3,4 Track - 4 LYNNE MOORE - G.A.A. - 1 JOE MOTHERWELL Ftbl - 1,3 Wrestling - 1,2,3 Track - 1 KATHY MUNGOVAN - G.A.A. - 1 Bowl- ing - 1 Z-Club - 3,4 SHARON MURFIELD - Yearbook - 2,3, 4 Z-Club - 3,4 DAN MURPHY - Newspaper - 3,4 Science Club - 4 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 ROSIE MURPHY - G.A.A. - 1 Chorus - 1,2 JULIE NEDDEFF - Z-Club - 2,4 Pom-pom - 2,3,4 ELAINE NEUMANN - G.A.A. - 1 Z-Club - 3 Fall Play - 4 NANCY NOLAN - G.A.A. - 1 Chorus - 1,2 French Club - 4 JOHN NONEMAKER CATHY NOWLAN - G.A.A. - 1,2 Z-Club - 3,4 Pom-pom 3,4 Ski Club - 3 ANN OBERGFELL - G.A.A. - 1,2 Stu. Council Rep. - 2 Z-Club - 2,3,4 PAULA OFFERLE - Chorus - 1,2 Volley- ball - 1, 2 Bskbl - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1,2 Z-Club - 3,4 Class Sec. - 3 Stu. Council Sec. - 4 TOM OFFERLE - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl 1,2,3 Track - 1,2 Key Club - 2,3,4 Fall Play - 3 SUE OKLESHEN - G.A.A. - 1 Fall Play - 2,3,4 Musical - 2,3,4 Z-Club - 3,4 Art Club - 3,4 Class Sec. - 4 KATHY ONDECKER - G.A.A. - 1,2 Art Club - 1,2,3 Stu. Council Rep. - 2 Tuffy - 2 Z-Club - 3 Sharing DOMINIC ORSINI JOHN OURY - Track - 1 Cross Country - 1 Tennis - 2,3,4 DAN PALERMO - Wrestling - 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,3, 4 Musical - 2,3,4 Key Club - 4 TAMMY PALUMBO - G.A.A. - 1 Z-Club - 3,4 CINDY PARROT - Chorus - 1 Z-Club - 2 AMY PASSING - Z-Club - 2,3,4 BJORN PEDERSEN FRAN PERUGINI - G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus - 1,4 Yearbook - 2,3,4 Stu. Council Rep. - 3 Fall Play - 4 ROSE POINSATTE - Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1 G.A.A. - 2 Newspaper - 3,4 Z- Club - 3,4 DAVE PORTER - Ftbl 1,2 WrestHng - 1,2,3 Track - 1 Key Club - 2,3 KIM POTTS Tuffy - 1,2 Z-Club - 2,3 BETH POWERS - Chorus - 2 JOHN QUILLIN - Newspaper - 1 Fall Play - 2 Intra. - 3 Key Club - 3 TIM REAM - Golf - 1,2,3,4 Key Club - 3,4 STEVE REIFENBERG Wrestling - 1 Track - 1,2,3 Newspaper - 2 Fall Play - 3 Key Club - 3,4 Intra. - 3 Chil. Play - 4 MARIA REITZUG - Track - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2 Chorus - 1,2 ,3,4 Tuffy 1 Stu. Council Rep. - 1,4 Cross Country - 2,3,4 Bskbl Mgr. 2 Z-Club - 2,3,4 Bowling - 2,3 French Club - 3,4 SENIORS 51 Anticipating CATHY RICHARDSON - Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Volleyball - 3,4 DEBBIE RISSING - G.A.A. - 1,2 Track - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2 Z-Club - 2,3 Musical - 2 Fall Play - 2 Art Club - 4 French Club - 4 JENNIE RODGERS - Musical - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,3,4 Con. Cho- rus - 3,4 Chil. Play - 4 DENNIS RODY - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3 Ger. Club - 2 Key Club - 3,4 TIM ROLFSEN - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Wrestling - 1,2,3 Track - 1 Key Club - 2 ANN ROSSI ELAINE ROSSWURM - Lib. - 1,2 JULIE ROSSWURM - Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2 Bowling - 3,4 MARIJO ROSSWURM - Chorus - 1,2 Musical - 2,3,4 Tuffy - 2,3 Con. Chorus - 3,4 Z-Club - 3,4 LAURA ROY - G.A.A. - 1,2 Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1 Z-Club - 3,4 PAT RUPRECHT KERRY RYAN Musical - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 2,3 Fall Play - 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Chil. Play - 4 ROSEMARY RYAN TOM SALISBURY - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 VICKI SCHEIBER - Track - 3,4 DENNIS SCHENKEL - Band - 3 62 SENIORS MARITA SCHENKEL - Bowling - 1 G.A.A. - 1 Tennis - 3,4 DAN SCHNEIDER - Cross Country - 1,2 Track - 1,2 Stu. Council Rep. - 2,4 MARY SCHNEIDER - Chorus - 1,2 G.A.A. 2 Yearbook - 2 MATT SCHNELKER - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl 1,2 Track - 2,3 ARNIE SCHON - Wrestling - 1,2 SARA SCHON DAVE SCHORY - Hockey - 3,4 Art Club - 3,4 JERRY SCHUSTER - Ger. Club - 2 Coin Club - 3 MIKE SCIARINI - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1 Track - 1,3 Wrestling 2,3,4 Baseball - 2 Key Club - 3,4 MARY SCUDDER - Class Treas. - 3 Z- Club - 3 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 MIKE SECREST Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - 1,2 Intra. - 3,4 Bskbl - 3,4 Key Club - 3,4 Track - 4 NANCY SHOUDEL - Chorus - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1 Z-Club - 3 Stu. Council Rep. - 3 KRISTEN SICKAFOOSE - Chorus 1,2 Yearbook - 2,3,4 French Club - 4 MITCH SICKAFOOSE - Hockey - 2,3,4 In- tra. - 3,4 Ski Club - 4 LARRY SIEGEL - Ski Club - 3,4 JULIE SISCO - Chorus - 1,2 G.A.A. - 1,2 KEVIN SMITH TODD SMITH - Wrestling - 2 DAN SORDELET JEANNE SORDELET - Pom-pom - 1,2,3,4 Z-Club - 3 SENIORS 63 Continuing MICHELE SORDELET - G.A.A. - 1,2 Bowling - 1,2 Art Club - 1 JIM STAMBAUCH - Cross Country - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1 ELLEN STEGER - Art Club - 1,4 Volley- ball - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2 Bskbl - 2 DANI SWENDA - Yearbook - 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. - 1,2 Newspaper - 2,3,4 Z-Club - 3 DAN TAYLOR Band - 1,2,3,4 PAT THIEL - Track - 3 Baseball - 4 BOB TIPPMANN JIM TIPPMANN - Stu. Council Rep, - 2 NANCY TOPP - Orchestra - 1,2 Chorus - 1 MARY TOURNEY - Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Year- book - 2,3 Con. Chorus - 3,4 ED ULSHAFER - Key Club - 1,2,3,4 Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3 Stu. Council Rep. - 2,3 BARB VANDEZANDE Class Vice Pres. - 1 Band - 1,2,3,4 Class Sec - 2 Fall Play 2 Twirler - 2 Musical (Orch.) - 2 Stu. Council Vice Pres. 4 MARK VENDERLEY - Ftbl - 1 Chess Club - 1 Hockey - 2,3,4 Art Club - 2,3 Base- ball - 4 Key Club - 4 SANDY VODDE SUZIE VOORS - Yearbook - 2,3,4 MARIANNE VORNDRAN - Class Sec. - 1 Stu. Council Sec. - 3 Stu. Council Rep. - 4 64 SENIORS KEVIN WAGNER - Bskbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 3 GREG WALKER RUSS WEBER - Ftbl Mgr. - 1,2 Band - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Musical (Orch.) - 1,2,3,4 Fall Play - 2,3 Intra. - 3,4 ED WEIGAND - Ftbl - 1,2 Baseball 2,3 Key Club - 3 PEGGY WEIKART MARY WEINGARTNER G.A.A. - 1,2 Art Club - 2,4 Musical - 2,3 Fall Play - 2 MIKE WEISSERT - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Wres- tling - 1,2 Baseball - 1,2,3 Key Club - 2,3,4 Stu. Council Rep. - 3 Intra. - 3,4 LISA WOENKER - G.A.A. - 1 Z-Club - 3,4 Bowling - 3 DAN WUNDERLIN - Wrestling - 1,2,3,4 Stu. Council Rep. - 2 Class Treas. - 2 Class Pres. - 3 Key Club - 3 JIM WYSS - Lib. - 1,2 Ftbl Mgr. - 2,3,4 ED YANKOWIAK KAREN YOQUELET - Z-Club 3 DENI ZAHNEN - Yearbook - 1,2 Stu. Council Rep. - 1 Fall Play - 2,3,4 Musical - 3 LORI ZURBUCH - G.A.A. - 1,2 DAVE BAUMAN - Baseball - 1 MARY BINS - G.A.A. 1 ANN BOBAY - Art Club - 1 Z-Club - 3 PAT BROHMAN SHEILA DAHM - Ski Club - 1,2,3,4 MICHELLE EARLY - G.A.A. 1 Z-Club - 3,4 LISA EHINGER STEVE FAVORY - Ftbl - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2,3 Stu. Council Rep. - 3 TIM LAHRMAN - Ftbl - 1 Wrestling - 1 Stu. Council Rep. - 1,2 Key Club - 2 MIKE LITCH - Newspaper - 1,2,3 Year- book - 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 GREG MARTIN DAVE O ' DOWD - Ftbl - 1 Baseball - 1 Class Pres. - 1,2 Stu. Council Pari. - 2 Stu. Council Vice Pres. 3 Hockey - 3,4 Stu. Council Pres. - 4 SCOTT READER TOM STRUCKHOLZ MARY TIPPMANN KAY WALL si ;; The ' 77 Superlatives Bob and Fran are stepping up in the world — both in their own way. Even being on the rocks Ellen and Jeff don ' t lose their 66 SENIORS Margie and Mike are always up to something. Although Sue needs twelve books to study, Dan finds one suffi- cient. SENIORS 67 All dressed up but no place to except to class. If Julie is so friendly, why isn ' t Jim smiling? For Mark and Terri, all the world ' s a stage on which to show their talents. Chris and Ann appear charmed although not necessarily with each other. Even though most athletic, Julie and Mike need a little help from the muscle machine. 68 SENIORS All three — Dan, Jody and the tree — are very poplar. ' Pat and Eric stubbornly refuse to budge an inch — may- be the tree will! This picture was taken with the the co-operation of Mike and Dani. It doesn ' t take a skirt to flirt. SENIORS 69 The 1977 Prom Court: SEATED; Terri, Elaine, Sheila. STANDING; Chris, Barb, Sue EUen. A liine Fci U§ •• ■ The Prom of 1977 provided a fun-filled and memorable night for everyone on May 13. The nuns sponsored a party at the convent before the Prom. The Prom was held at the Indiana-Purdue Ballroom and lasted from 9:00 to 12:00. Music was provided by the Dick Brown Orchestra. The highlight of the even- ing was the crowning of Barb Jehl as queen by Eric Braun, Class President. Everyone had a good time while slow dancing in formals and tuxes. The After-Prom was held at Ceruti ' s Hall and lasted from 1:00 to 4:00. Changing into less formal clothing and dancing to the music of Sheba lent an exciting atmosphere to a very memorable evening. Prom Court: Sheila Clemens, Mike Hipskind; Elaine Neimiann, Jay Gehl; Sue Okleshen, Ed Ulshafer; Steve Reifenberg, Ellen Crowe; Jeff Collins, Barb Jehl; Terri Brauchla, Kerry Ryan; Chris Smith, Chris Koehl. Prom Queen Barb Jehl and her date Jeff CoUins. The chaperones also had a wonderful evening watching the dancing, listening to the music, and socializing together. Bjorn Pedersen and Kathi Kahn really swing to the beat of this song. Suzie Voors and escort make their way down the many flights of stairs as they leave the Prom. Baccalaureate — Graduation This year B.D. held it ' s eleventh an- nual Commencement ceremonies. The Baccalaureate Banquet held on May 20 gave recognition to the stu- dents of the Class of ' 77. Valedictori- an Fran Perugini and Salutatorian Sue Helton spoke to the graduates after a delicious dinner. Awards and scholarsips were presented to out- standing individuals of the Senior Class. The Class officers then pre- sented the school with a gift from the Senior Class - a statue of Bishop Jo- seph Dwenger sculpted by Hector Garcia. The Graduation Ceremony was held on May 27 in the school gym. The Mass was concelebrated by Bishop McManus and priests from the feeder p£u-ishes. The long-awaited diplomas were handed out by the Bishop after the homily. s Junior Class Officers and Moderators. Mr Weber, Moderator. Linda Goodman, President, Tricia Dillion, Secretary, Liz Blume, Treasurer, Mrs. Johnston, Moderator, Joe Bonahoom, Vice-President. Remember: Mike Lomont winning at the Science Fair . . . Mr. Pryor ' s simulation games that always ended in the middle . . . The Turkey Raffle . . . Mr. Murray ' s sex talks . . . Trips to Ball State . . . Mr. Berber ' s moose calls . . . Mr. Tone ' s new vocablary- Mib, Bork, and Hone . . . Junior Day . . . John Hope dropping his ring during mass . . . Too many people showing up for the brunch . . . Groucho nose and glasses at Heritage House . . . Bill Brown going swimming in the Shoaff Park pond . . . Brushfire. 76 JUNIORS Juniors Clean It Up Lisa Ackerman Kelly Adams David Aker Brian Alberding Jeanne Alter Jeff Andorfer Tami Arney Julie Badiac Dave Balbaugh Thomas Balser Daniel Banet Michelle Barr Patrick Barrett Shelley Bashara Mary Bassett Ben Beard Mark Beaupre Lisa Berghoff Thomas Berghoff Marlene Bierbaum JUNIORS 77 -•s s s Paul Bins Liz Blume Terry Bobay Jim Boedeker Sharon Boedeker Joseph Bonahoom Kregg Boreani Dave Boylen Mike Brames Scheryl Branning Laura Braun Robyn Briden Amy Brown Bill Brown Tim Brown Ethnic Overtones Prevail In History Class Carole Busch Jeff Butler Matt Campbell Jim Carroll Mark Cass Debbie Chamness Chris Chaney Vicki Choka Teresa Cleramer Joe Cochran Therese Coonan Give me a cigar; and Clint Eastwood look out! 78 JUNIORS fe r ' ' H; ? Jerry Corcoran Carolyn Coulardot Paula Cowan Denise Cramer Andrew Crowe Greg Dahm Sandy Dahm Peggy D augherty Debby Dehner Therese Didier Janice Didion Judith Didion Tricia Dillon Thomas Doak Margy Donovan Cindy Ehinger Lynne Eifert John Elward Cheryl Ertelt Sarah Fabish Mary Fagan Dan Fanger Sandy Farr I ii ii JUNIORS 79 Bob Farrell Kathy Faylor Kathleen Feichter Connie Fenker Thomas Fenker Michelle Finn Eric Fletcher Gina Freiburger Virginia Freiburger John Frye Though it may appear to be Juniors during Spirit Week, these are actually students during the energy crisis. 80 JUNIORS ' ' Junior Spirit ?? Bill Gorman Tim Gorman Sue Grashoff Beth Grutsch Robert Helmer Terry Helmkamp Pam Hensler Barb Hickey Dawn Hilker Julie Hilker Maryanne Hinsenkamp Joe Hipskind Debbie Hire John Hope Jim Houlihan Steve Houser Tim Houser Teresa Hutsell Barbara Jaeckle Gary Jankowski Kathleen Jansen Tim Jastrzemski Richard Junk JUNIORS 81 Judy Kabbaz Evelyn Kapocius Brian Keane Terry Kelly Shawn Kendregan Junior Achievement Intense study . . . Strategic tactics . . . Attack . . . Retreat Darn, I lost!! lUHHLlli t . Robert Kever Terry Killion Marianne Kinder Sue Kinder Judy Kleber Dave Klingenberger Michaela Klingenberger Christinia Koch Teresa Koch Tim Kochanski Joe Koehl Janet Kohrman Mary Korst Dave Krabach David Krach Kim Krupinski Linda Kucharski Penny Kumfer 82 JUNIORS Itt .:« % ' Paula Laibe Tim Lapp Joe Lassen Debbie Lauer Steve Leeuw Jim Levy Kevin Lill Maureen Litch Daniel Lobacz Steve Locke Mary Logan Teresa Long Carolyn Luley Dave Martin Kathy Martin Tish Maxwell Larry Mayers Renee McBride Kim McConnell John McCormack Kelley McDonald Julie McKenna Meredith McKinney Mike Lomont checks his picture in Science Year to make sure they have his best profile. JUNIORS 83 Juniors Show Unbounded Enthusiam Lori McLaughlin Therese McLinden Karen McMahon Jim Meyers Joseph Miller Karla Miller Michelle Miller Mark Murphy Bea Nader Lisa Neddeff Alan Nichter KathyJo Nieb Tom Niezer Jeanne Novitski Meredith McKinney seems to be thoroughly engrossed with her group ' s discussion on Edgar Allen Poe. 84 JUNIORS Elizabeth Nowlan Ann O ' Connell Tom O ' Connell Ken Olry Greg Orman Jean Ostman Scott Page Gina Palermo Steve Palumbo Jerry Parrot Mark Parson Stan Passino Sue Pequignot Angie Perugini Kim Pham Lieu Pham Lee Pham John Pirrung Michael Plasterer Michelle Poinsatte Mark Porsch John Powers Pam Prudlow It ' s really a shame that Tricia Dillon couldn ' t stay awake; she missed a terribly exciting filmstrip on ... uh ... on something-or-other. t JUNIORS 85 Julie Racine Lori Rager Patty Reinbolt Marcella Reitzug Debbie Reszel Margaret Reynolds Greg Richaidson Nic Richardson Evelyn Rorick Theresa Rossi Bryan Roy David Roy Marianne Roy Rhonda Roy Kathy St. George Kristy Sanders Patty Savio Steve Scattaregia 86 JUNIORS Juniors Look Forward To Senior Year, Jan Schleinkofer Chris Schneider Judi Schnurr Tom Schon Mary Schrein Tom Seculoff Annette Shaffer Fred Shane Roberta Siegal Shelley Silk Clay Smith Dave Smith Tom Smith Beth Snyder Jamie Sommers Tom Stambaugh Kem Staup James Steigmeyer Tony Stump Rita Simderland Janet Thomas Marian Thompson Kathy Tippman r ' ' r f , Jerry took this picture with a Nikon F2 Photomic through a ' i ' ■ ' . 200mm F4 Nikkor lense on Ilford HP4 — Barb couldn ' t care r ' ii ;M ' ( less! i JUNIORS 87 Steve Tippman Mark Tourney Steve Trimarchi Cheryl Ulshafer Chris Ummel Juli VanAuken Jerry Venderley Dan Verstynen Mike Voigt Jerry Voors Tim Vorndran Tim Wagner Barb Walker David Ward Bob Wehrly Patrick Weigand Steve Weigand Steve Weirigartner Matt Weldon Pam Westendorf Rita Whitacre Michele Wilkinson Joe Yankowiak Mike Yarnelle Mary Jo Zahnen 1 Denise Zwierko Not I Lital Mike Mark Craig Janic ' ictured Flershberger Lomont Porter Pruden e Walker Robert E. Wehrly 1960-1977 Now therefore keep thy sorrow to thyself, and bear with a good courage that which hath befallen thee. 2 Esdras X, 15 JUNIORS 89 Time Passes But Memories Linger. Oh, no! The Loch Ness monster! Even scientists have to eat! The Junior officers and moderators should be commended on a job well done. The sign of the Class of ' 78. Micki Klingenberger was one of the Juniors whose participa- tion in the Mass made it a memorable one. Even though the time is past, the memories of Junior Day will linger in our minds for years to come. Our day began with a liturgical sacrifice in the gym, during which the traditional rings were distributed by Fr. Krason. The Mass was followed by a scrump- tious brunch at the Heritage House. Then it was on to Shoaff Park for our class picnic, where the sun co-operat- ed and provided a great day. In the evening, Brushfire furnished the mu- sic for the Junior Day dance. 90 JUNIORS Therese McLinden and Jan Walker are the real swingers of the Junior ( Ken Gaffer is congratulated and urged to . . . contin- ue to be a Saint. . . by Father Krason. Mr. Tierney made our day special by composing a song dedi- cated solely to the class of ' 78. Joe Lassen displays his superior hand-eye co-ordination by at- tempting to catch a frisbee on the top of his head. JUNIORS 91 Remember . . . Mrs. Teusch ' s lady bug got stolen . . . Bisecting frogs Crab legs in Sophomore Hall . . . Dr. Reiley ' s hilarious jokes . . . Mary Maher starred in Alice in Wonder- land . . . Welcome back parties for Mrs. Sirrimons and Mr. Walker . . . Mrs. Hinkle wore two different col- ored shoes . . . Mr. Thompson ' s ge- ometry is fun . . . Sophomores would put down Freshmen . . . All our substitutes • ' . . . Looking at tapeworms and having spaghetti for lunch . . . Mrs. Dominiak ' s gross sto- ries . . . Tom Plant ' s leg injury Re- moval of certain posters from the boys ' lockers . . . Driver ' s license Bi- ology collections . . . Mrs. Barnes ' notes . . . Not being mature enough to handle a movie . . . Looking for- ward to being an upperclassman. 92 SOPHOMORES Donald Aker Jenny Alberding Susan Alter Katie Altmeyer John Arata Barb Archer Bob Archibald Juanita Avila Lynette Bakle Nancy Bandor Gabe Barile Michael Barile Monica Bassett Tom Bauman Theresa Beck Ann Berghoff Mark Bierer Joe Biggins Kelly Bishop Andy Bobay Ted Borden Tests are the joy of a student ' s life, as Kathy Renner discovers. SOPHOMORES 93 Sophomores Are Always Hard At Work! Becky Bordner Bre ndan Bougher Jim Bradtmueller Annette Brames Bill Brauchla Elaine Braun Joanna Brell Julia Brohman Stan Bromberek Stiyven Bromberek Eric Brown Cheryl Bruns Joseph Bueter Molly Burns Ann Busch Greg Carpenter Mary Clark Brendan Clemens Cyndy Cochran Steven Coleman Margaret Coonan Elizabeth Craighead 94 SOPHOMORES Sarah Dahm Colleen Daugherty Robert Daugherty Anthony Davis Nancy Davis Anita DeGrandchamp Rita DeGrandchamp Susan Denning Teresa DeTurk Tom Didier Rita DiFilippo Carol Disser Tim Dold Patrick Douglass Daniel Drees Beth Eagan Deborah Elward Elaine Evans What ' s this? Are these people so desperate they ' re giving out their phone numbers? SOPHOMORES 95 Kevin Fosnaugh shows off his sense of direction in Bishop Dwenger ' s halls to an underclassman who is learning the ropes. Dave Farnbauch Mike Favory David Felger Kevin Fosnaugh Eileen Foy Joe Franke Cynthia Freehill Mark Freiburger Bernard Funck Ken GaU Jim Garrison Kent Gerhardstein Ray Gibson Timothy Gibson Tom Gibson Mary Gill Gayle Gindling Alert Sophomores show correct ways of paying attention in 96 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Find Excitement Maureen Gladieux | Nancy Gladieux Jeffrey Goetz Thomas Grant Matthew Greven Dave Grote Mark Grygienc Kelly Hall Ernie Hammond Jerry Harber Ronald Harber Randy Harkenrider Joe Harkins Andy Hartman Chris Hartman Christopher Hatfield Pete Haughan Nanette Heminger Melvin Hendricks Peter Henry Tom Hensinger Sonia Hernandez Sophomores get interested and try to find out what is going on in the cafeteria. SOPHOMORES 97 Sophomores Sing Out Mike Higgens Angie Hile Christena Hilker Alice Hoang Ellen Hoang Lynn Hodges Dave Hoffman Bob Hohman Christopher Holly Mark Holmes Jeff Hooley Patrick Houlihan Nanc Hudak Jim Huhn Paul Hurst Sarah Hutsell Thomas Isaacs Laura Jauch Catherine Kapocius Charles Kelly Martin Kelty Sheila Kersjes Mary Monsson and Eileen Foy exhibit their musical talents for learning new songs. 98 SOPHOMORES Pam Kinder Eva Klaffke Nancy Kleber Kristine Knecht Kevin Knight Laurie Knorr Chuck Kocks Brian Koester Dorothy Korst Mark Kosiarek Dan Krach Diane Krouse Mike Krouse Steven Kucharski Mary LaPlante Jonathan Larimore Jeffrey Leitel Michelle Long Brenda Lothamer Kathleen Luley Janet Luther Amy Lynch ■ ' X s ft . Diane Schroeder and Amy Brown point out that concentration is a big part of learning a new song. SOPHOMORES 99 - K • .f Mj i c A VSM- B . : •■ s« K- 1 K ■ ' T ■f ss;. ' -; p g -■ ' ■ sm Mike Ray demonstrates his athletic ability on the field. Mark Macke Mary Maher James Marcum Toni Mark Jim Markland Kelly Martin Jim May Dennis McClure Kim McDonald Mo McDonald Paul McDonald Catherine McLaughlin Lorrie McNamee Ann Mensing Scott Mentzer Chris Merkler Steve Merz Rita Meyer Dave Meyers Donna Michel Martin Miller Renee Miller Beth Pruden shows her version of a team ' s prayer for victory. 100 SOPHOMORES Studious Sophomores Show Style Marsha Minick Randy Moeller Matthew Momper Mary Monsson Mary Moore Mary Ann Morton Dan Motherwell Carol Munson Ann Murphy Brian Murphy Chris Nagy Krista Nelson Krista Nelson and Mike Krouse are two of the rare people who wear smiles in Geometry class. SOPHOMORES 101 m M Kevin O ' Dowd shows his scientific knowledge of the parts of the amoeba. John Nowlan Tom Obergfell Sean O ' Brien Kevin O ' Dowd Margaret Offerle Mary O ' Keeffe Phil Page Juhe Paige Alex Palermo Dave Passino Sophomores Get Involved In Academic Studies Kevin Passino Mike Peconge Gina Perugini David Pettit Huy Thong Pham Brian Pion Chris Price Beth Pruden Mike Ray Denise Razzini Sister Theresa Marie helps Gina and Molly discover the secrets of science. 102 SOPHOMORES Jim Reifel Phil Reifenberg Kelly Reiling Kathy Renner Peggy Richardson Joan Ringler Janine Ringswald Gregory Robbins Theresa Roemer Chris Romano Bernie Rossi Craig Rosswurm Eugene Rosswurm Kathleen Rownd Karen Roy Phil Roy Mark Rutsey Joe Ryan Kathleen Sandman Elaine Schaefer Timothy Schall Tom Schall I Craig Rosswurm shows that all tests aren ' t as hard as they seem at first. SOPHOMORES 103 Talent Varies, But Perfection Reigns Molly Schnelker Maria Schon Dianne Schroeder Marianne Schubert Terry Schuster Sue Seyfert Debbie Shaw Jodi Sherbondy James Shupe Ken Siegel Debbie Smith Sue Sommers Julie Sowers Susan Stambaugh JoEllen Stanski Chris Steger Martha Steigmeyer Daniel Stein 104 SOPHOMORES Jim Thomas Phil Tourney Ann UUiman Bridget VanAllen Sherri Veerkamp Joe Venderley Kathleen Voigt Gary Voirol Elizabeth Voorhees Kolleen Wall Annette Weis Diane Wheeler Laura White Lois Widner Greg Winkler Joellen Witte Timothy Woods Linda Wunderlin Phil Yarnelle Sue Yentes Patty Zahnen Kari Zurbuch Not Pictured: Chris Braun Mike Hilker Jim Minick 17 Freshman Class Officers and Advisors: Lisa Huettner - Secretary, Mrs. Cornell, Jerry Schoenle - Vice President, Mr. Scudder, Peggy Chaney - Treasurer, Greg Hatfield - President. Remember . . . The excitement of new friends . . . Being first on the Seniors ' dirty trick list . . . Being dis- missed last from pep sessions . . . Selling more than our quota of raffle tickets . . . Freshman-8th grade dance . . . Being a midget all over again . . . The Freshman car wash . . . The songs on the cafeteria juke box . . . Square dancing in the gym . . . Trying to remember your combina- tion . . . Feeling glad you only have three more years of school left . . . Our Orientation day . . . Feeling like we really belonged and waiting for next year! 106 FRESHMEN Ken Adams Lois Alter Nancy Andorfer Philip Ankenbruck Laura Armbruster Jackie Auer Mary Badiac Mark Baker G ary Balser Matt Banet Nancy Bashara Cynthia Basse Kathy Beaupre Gregg Bennett Jeff Berghoff Lynn Berry Steven Bill Teresa Bins Peggy Bobay John Bobilya Michelle Bogenschutz FRESHMEN i07 Stan Borkowski Susan Boylen Mike Brewer Anita Brinker Katrina Brohman Jackie Brouwer Chris Brown Daniel Brown Roger Brown Michael Bruce John Bruns Daniel Buckley John Bueter Steve Busch i W ' Cindy Butler Greg Caesar John Cambre Steve Campbell Dennis Carpenter Linda Carr Diane Ceckowski Cynthia Centlivre 108 FRESHMEN Freshman Year — A Time Of Discovery Peggy Chaney Kathi Clark Denise Clemens Mary CoUis Linda Conway Ann Creigh Robert Crosby Kevin Crowe Patti Cummings Mary Cunningham Monica Curneal Carol Dahm Timothy Daugherty Phil Davich Tim Davis Mike Deiser Mary DiFilippo Tim Dillon Theresa Dimke Tom Dixon John Dold Dan Drysdale Mr. Pryor ' s Religion class tries a new technique — meeting in the halls. FRESHMEN w H 1 H9 ■ ■ 1 i i 1 4  CvT T i 1 WLv ' H igg M 1 m m n 1 w • - ' BSS . i For some reason this little boy doesn ' t believe Greg Eif- fert, though this isn ' t unusual. •p Liane Ehinger Greg Eifert John Enrietto Mark Ensley Michelle Evard Lisa Fabian Beth Fagan Nancy Floyd John Forte Chris Freeman Theresa Freeman Carol Freiburger Julie Freiburger Pam Fry George Gabet m Gina Gabriel Gina Gall Kelly Garrison Trish Gentile Debbie Gibson Sandy Killion meditates, while Julie Ummel tries out for the Cheerleading Squad. 110 FRESHMEN Finding Ways To Use Time Angie Gill Brian Gladieux Dan Glaser Sheri Goetz Bob Goodwin Rick Goodwin Molly Gorman William Grant Dee Grimm Robert Grosjean Lisa Groves John Grutsch Chris Grygienc Peter Gump Valerie Hall Barb Hammond Kristi Harkenrider Cheryl Hartman Greg Hatfield Lynn Hayden Jim Hayes Cindy Heck FRESHMEN m Facets Of Freshmen BH P 2|i 3 VH Bk ' m HtM Z Some people, such as Steve Manley, will do anything to get into the picture. Tim no longer needs his cheat notes to open his locker. Mary Heidenreich Tina Heinecke Katy Helmer Sue Hendricks Gary Henry Linda Hensinger Kevin Hensler Anna Herber Robert Herber Kim Higgens Marie Hipskind Lan Hoang Bob Hoevel Jo Ellen Hoffman Mike Hogan Danielle Holly Tom Holmes Tom Houlihan John Houser Brian Hoy Lisa Huettner Tony Huhn 112 FRESHMEN David Jehl Ed Jehl Mike Jesch Rob Joyce Joyce Karst Nancy Kartholl Daniel Kelly Tim Kelly Mike Kelty Mark Kemper Brendan Kendregan Sharon Kersjes Ron Key Sandy Killion Cheryl Kinder Doris Klaffke Mark Klapheke Mike Klapheke Mark Klingenberger Stephen Knight Julie Ummel and Jackie Auer get Big Mac attacks during Father Place ' s religion class. FRESHMEN ii3 ria im Bill Poure finds nothing funny in John Weigand ' s new joke in the cafeteria. ■•u ;• t Karen Koch Bea Koehl Rod Koeller Kevin Koester Steve Kohrman Cathy Kosiarek Jan Krach Tim Kraft Tim Krueger Dianne Krumel . r Mike LaBarbera Daniel Lauer Terri Lauer Laura Lehman Maureen Linder David Lobacz Lisa Logue Tina Long Matt Loriot Joyce Lothamer Linda Lowery Mike Luarde y Freshmen Year Brings New Experiences Don Luther John Lutz Steve Manley Nancy Marcum Richard Martin Thomas Martin Mark Mayers John McCormick John McEvoy Joseph McKenna Thomas McKenzie Tim McMahon Steve McNulty Barb Merkle Carolyn Meyer Chris Minick Mark Mommer Sheila Morton Jeffrey Musick Steve NanCarrow Tim Neddeff Chris Neu Here ' s George! Can Dwenger take another Gabet? FRESHMEN ns Although it looks as though Tim Dillon has gone formal for the day, he is really the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland. Gary Nichter Mary Beth Niemann Ted Niezer Pat Nix Jane Nolan Steve Getting John Passino Amy Penningroth Janice Pequignot Karen Pikel Danielle Poinsatte Kent Porter Bill Poure Julie Prowant Jim Purviance Teresa Quigley Becky Racine Ray Racine Elly Razzini Karla Reifenberg Virginia Reinbolt Karen Reinig J 116 FRESHMEN Freshmen Show Their Talents Vivian Rosswurm Dan Roy John Ryan Thomas Ryan Mimi Scattaregia Doha Scheiber Gay Schmidt Kathy Schneider Jerry Schoenle Christine Schramm i While Kelly Garrison works on a mug, Marilyn Secrest is still learning how to make mud pies. FRESHMEN n? Dwenger Opens A New Way Of Life l W i Pat Nix ' s old football injury causes him to hobble down B.D. halls. Marilyn Secrest Nancy Seculoff Becky Shane Patricia Shattuck Susan Short Nora Simmons Carla Smith Chris Smith Laura Smith Lee Snyder Chris St. Amour Mollie Steger George Strack Tom Straessle Kathie Suelzer Kristina Swenda Catherine Thissen Debi Toschlog Blaine Ulrey Juhe Ummel Marilyn Vodde Sue Voigt Maryellen Voorhees Dale Ward 118 FRESHMEN Tom Watson Greg Wayer John Weigand Peggy Weigand Susan Weigand Judi Weingartner Rita Weingartner Robert Weingartner Rose Weingartner Claire Weis Bart Weldon Kathy Westendorf Deborah Witham Jeff Wittkamper Linda Woenker Mary Woods Mark WunderUn Joe Wyss John Yentes Mark Young Joe Zahnen Paul Ziliak Not Pictured: Bret Angel Jeff Meyers Pamela Nieb Joseph Navy Mary Phillips Dave Ward Through all the distractions, Diane Ceckowski can still study during recreation. FRESHMEN 119 r rN r f i j-. L.I 1 r I ... a I r t::- ascnc t-i .-_ ' -■■ ' •. ' i«tV.i«« ' i I rr ' lf ' UJ ' W ' z5A HUTo; firr QDUnDDinf Homecoming ' 76 . . . Never Better Times The members of the 1976 Homecoming court are Queen Lisa Woenker, JuH Sisco, Jody Hueber, Renee McBride, and Kelley McDonald. JuUe Badiac and Brady Long share a special mo- ment at the dance. Teamwork, expert coaching, and a tremendous amount of spirit contributfe to the Saints ' victory over North Side. Homecoming is a special weekend which is celebrated only once a year. Within a few short days, many things, which will never be forgotten, were experienced. Perhaps for the first time one felt the unity among the stu- dents, or the enthusiasm and support extended to the football team. Or as a senior, one may have been saddened at the thought of a last Homecoming as a student, or have been relieved at homework. Maybe as one thinks back, he will remember the happiness of winning the game or just the fun shared with friends. Someday we may look back and say . . . There were the idea of only one more year of never better times. The Homecoming float stands ready to go. Dan Brewer and Tom Offerle satisfy their unending appetites at the Fish Fry. 1 w 1 rw Jt H wL w L 1 St t ' r L 1 ! 4 t i f — is— . - g. Ml b - J lauiF ji 1 ! M, The surprise and excitement of being named As anyone can tell you, Barb is having a Between dances Juli finds a minute to help Lisa ad- Homecoming Queen is shown on Lisa ' s face. great time. just her crown. Dan Kelly, bursting with exhuberance, cheers a BD touch- A few of the 1976 graduates return to visit with old friends and reminisce about down. good times. BY THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH Cast Announcer (Mr. Fitzpatrick) Tony Prick Sabrina Terry Brauchla Mrs. Antrobus Fran Perugini Dinosaur (Fred Bailey) Jerry Corcoran Mammoth Katy Helmer Telegraph Boy Bob Helmer Gladys Colleen Daughtery Henry Gregg Robbins Mr. Antrobus Mark Bonahoom Doctor Kerry Ryan Professor Bill Brown Judge Jeff Andorfer Homer (Mr. Tremayne) Joe Bonahoom Miss T. Muse (Hester) Kathy Rownd Miss E. Muse (Ivy) Cheryl Ulshafer Miss M. Muse Margy Donovan Fortune Teller Mary Gladieux Defeated Candidate (Usher) Matt Campbell Crew Construction: Dan Brewer, Tom Kaehr, Dan Palermo, Ed Ulshafer Scenery: Ann Bobay, Elaine Neuraan, Sue Okleshan, Kathy Ondecker Running Crew: Manager Jennie Rodgers Props Ed Ulshafer Sound Special Effects Bob Hamilton Crew Dan Brewer, Tom Kaehr, Mark Murphy, Dan Palermo, Dave Porter Student Directress Anita Alter B.D. Thespians Produce A Winner 12 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 125 Dwenger Presents Its First Children ' s Play Alice In Wonderland — Cast Kerry Ryan King of Hearts Nancy Gladieux Queen of Hearts Mary Maher Alice Dave Pettit White Rabbit Steve Reifenberg Gryphon Katy Helmer Cook Tim Dillon Mad-Hatter Daugherty V of Hearts Tom Schall Knave of Hearts Kathy Sandman 2 of Hearts Steve Nicole March Hare Bill Brauchla Mock-Turtle Kathy Kosiarek Cheshire Cat Linda Goodman Duchess Mary Fagan Dormouse 126 STUDENT LIFE The Valentine Court are from left to right: Tim Houser, Mary Fagan, Jeff Maxwell, Julie Neddeff, Queen Maiijo Rosswurm, John Quillin, Krista Nelson, Tom Obergfell, Lisa Logue, John Weigand. Bishop Dwenger ' s Valentine Dance was held on Feb. 11, 1977. The cou- ples danced to the music of the Rough Riders. The theme More Than A Feeling, added to the ro- mantic mood of the evening. The highlight of the dance was the crown- ing of Queen Marijo Rosswurm by the Vice President of the Student Coun- cil Joe Freistroffer. Romantic Mood Expressed at Dwenger John looks on proudly as Marijo is crowned Queen. Just say Cheese, and Paula and Tim gladly oblige. Lisa and John show the Freshman version of Beauty and the ( Hello Dolly Is Great Success CAST Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi Terry Brauchla Ambrose Kemper Jim Levy Horse Amy Brown, Chris Chaney Horace Vandergelder Mark Bonahoom Ermengarde Marijo Rosswurm Cornelius Hackl Tony Frick Barnaby Tucker Todd Smith Irene MoUoy Mary Gladieux Minnie Fay Colleen Daugherty Mrs. Rose Micheala Klingenberger Ernestina Money Julie Racine Rudolf Joe Bonahoom Judge Kerry Ryan Court Clerk Dave Pettit TOWNSPEOPLE: Lynette Bakle, Katy Helmer, Nancy KarthoU, Kathy Luley, Theresa Quigley, Kathy Rownd, Kathy Sandman, Sue Short, Nancy Gladieux. WAITERS: Jeff Andorfer, Phil Alt, Bill Brown, Jerry Corcoran, Tim Gladieux, Bob Hamilton, Paul Hurst, Kevin Knight, Chris Merkler, Tom Schall. ORCHESTRA Cynthia Basse, Carol Freiburger, Linda Derheimer, Stanley Bor- kowski, Karen Korst, Maureen Litch, Ginny Freiburger, Barbara Jaeckle, Meredith McKinney, Sue Koch, Bet h Grutsch, Ann Berghoff, Kim McDonald, Jean Berry, Lisa Berghoff, Scott Kersjes, Matt Gre- ven, Bob Goodwin, Lynn Berry, Russ Weber, Tim Woods, Brian Brom- bereck, Toni Mark, Bob Helmer. STAGE CREW Jenny Rodgers, Jim Minick, Tim Schall, Matt Campbell, Jim Bradt- mueller. Bill Brauchla, Mark Brosmer, Jim Brown, Martin Kelty, Dan Palermo, Ed Ulshafer. 128 STUDENT LIFE 130 STUDENT LIFE Assemblies Provide Change Of Pace Through this year ' s pep sessions, B.D. students showed their enthusiasm and school spirit. Aside from the usual cheers and skits, the assemblies offered many varied and interesting programs to break the monotony of the school year. The highlights included the Shakespearian Actors from New York and the Pepsi-Cola presentation on communications. The productions were entertaining as well as educational, and were enjoyed by everyone. STUDENT LIFE i3i Masses — An Expression Of Our Love The Student Council and Moderators (L to R) 1ST ROW: Kathy Kahn, Barb VandeZande, Paula Offerle. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Kaltenmark, Joe Freistoffer, Dave O ' Dowd, Mr. Ray. When Phil talks, people listen . . . but does anyone understand? Student Council Provides Leadership Dave O ' Dowd shows his best quality — talking. 134 STUDENT LIFE The Student Council experienced a lot of changes this year with the ac- quisition of two new moderators, Mr. Francis Ray and Mrs. Sharon Kalten- mark. The highlight of the year came with the successful completion of this years raffle, collecting over $20,000!! They also sponsored several dances throughout the year which added to the social life at Dwenger. The annual Christmas party for the Montessori school and Christmas family project succeeded in their respective goals. One of the Council ' s most successful projects was collecting articles for the Christmas families. One of Santa ' s helpers is busy looking ... for Santa! Steve Coleman was one of only 36 in the country to win a grant to study Marine Biology in Rhode Island. The Orchestra members, (L to R): Cynthia Basse, Mrs. Levy, Carol Frei- burger, Toni Mark, Brian Bromberek, Virginal Freiburger, and Maureen Litch. Bill Brown and Bob Helmer received the honor of visiting France this s umm er, thanks to their excellent ability to speak French. Dan Murphy exhibits a typical reaction to a staff member ' s idea. Though it may appear Sr. Renee is preoccupied with Chemistry, she is actually drafting plans for the next issue of the newspaper. The Editorial Staff of the Golden Trumpet — 1ST ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sr. Renee, Marlene Bierbaum, Cheryl Ertelt. 2ND ROW: Dan Hutsell. Not shown: Dan Murphy and Joanna Brell. The Golden Trumpet Staff Co-Editors Marlene Bierbaum, Dan Murphy Sports Editor Cheryl Ertelt Exchange Joanna Brell Business Dani Swenda, Laurie Eggers, Mary Tourney Circulation Dan Hutsell Staff Phil Alt, Jackie Auer, Eric Braun, John Brewer, Matt Campbell, Peggy Daugh- erty, Mark Denning, Marge DiFilippo, Judy Feichter, Krista Hixon, Lisa Jockel, Cathy Kosiarek, Kathy Luley, Jim Magdich, Rita Meyer, Jamie Momper, Matt Momper, Ann Murphy, Brian Murphy, Cathy Nowlan, Rose Ponisatte, Evelyn Rorick, Tom SchaU, Chris Schneider, Marilyn Secrest, Debi Toschlog, Sherrie Veerkamp, Dianne Wheeler, Lois Widner, and Ed Yankowiak. Artists Sean O ' Brian, Dave Pettit, Bob Goleeke Advisor Sr. Renee Louise Marlene Bierbaum and Sr. Renee point out to rookie Tom SchaU the skiUs of the Hard work, thought, and concentration help produce the tjaje. quality paper we have come to know and love. The Golden Trumpet Staff STUDENT LIFE i37 The 1977 Aureate staff: (L to R) 1ST ROW: Mrs. Teusch, Ann Harbor, Carol Drees. 2ND ROW: Sherri Veerkamp, Laurie Eggers, Mary Tourney, Dani Swenda, Pat LaPlante, Mary Munson, Kris Swenda, Ann Murphy, Mrs. Brown, Mary Ann Schubert. IN THE TREE: Sharon Murfield, Suzie Voors, Jerry Voors, Jerry Parrot. On The Road Of Experience MWOH tdfflM C( i|| Mrs. Teusch always stresses order and cleanlmess Co-editing requires performing both great and Though smiling at the beginning of the year, by when working on the yearbook. menial tasks, as Dani shows. the end Mrs. Brown was in tears. Kristen Sickafoose receives pointers from Miss Yearbook herself, Ann Harbor. 138 STUDENT LIFE Sharon appears to be surprised . . . perhaps she ' s Cindy Centlivre, Kathy Kosiarek, Trish Gentile, and Elise Razzini combined forces to produce a finally finished all of her body copy. quality freshmen section. Aureate Staff Editors Ann Harber, Dani Swenda Academics Carol Drees, Laurie Eggers, Kristen Sickafoose, Suzie Voors, Kris Swenda Student Life Phred Eggers, Fran Perigini, Jerry Voors, Suzie Voors, Pat LaPlante Sports Sharon Murfield, Cheryl Er- telt, Evelyn Rorick Seniors Dani Swenda, Ann Harber Juniors Jerry Voors Sophomores Mary Monsson, Ann Mur- phy, Sherrie Veerkamp Freshmen Trish Gentile, Cindy Cent- livre, Elise Razzini, Kathy Kosiarek, Kr is Swenda Photographers Jerry Parrot Mike Litch Advisors Mrs. Susan Brown Mrs. Christina Teusch Carol Drees laboriously performs the feat of composing math body copy. Mr. Waiters, donning snorkel and mask, wades through the halls of Dwenger fishing for another picture. STUDENT LIFE i39 Key And Z-Clubs Work For Dwenger The Z-Club officers (L to R): Tammy Palumbo, Lynn Hemminger, Mrs. Bachmann, Ann Obergfell, Ed Ulshafer did an outstanding job as Key and Marijo Rosswurm. Club President. I ?2 e5 t One of the services performed by the Key Club is to usher for graduation The Key Club officers (L to R): Skip McKenna, Mike Sciarini, Dan Brewer, SEATED, Matt Kostoff and Fred Franke. The Key and Z-Clubs are the most dedicated groups in our school, unselfishly giving of themselves to make their projects a success. Their cooperation and service was greatly appreciated during the year. A big thank you to all of our unsung heros and heroines. Just like elves, the Z-Club members are present but never seen. 140 STUDENT LIFE Parents Lend A Hand i™- w — . i. l i ili r jiBB This year the Mother ' s Club lent its support to the school by sponsoring the Christmas Bazaar and organizing monthly bake sales in the cafeteria, donating the money to the school chapel. The ladies also presented a Style Bridge in the spring. The Men ' s Club hosted the Athletic Awards Din- ner for this year ' s outstanding ath- letes and also held a New Year ' s Eve Dance. The Home and School Associ- ation sponsored the annual Back-to- School Night during which parents had an opportunity to meet theirchil- dren ' s teachers, along with other in- formative gatherings designed to in- terest the members. STUDENT LIFE i4i 1 czJW..c= £3 nin,a an □ n D nn snnr  . m . 1 1 . a  i i t €.-«- f kvto ■ or DLIi ' i LAVjkJA. - LfiNjri ] ElifiQ ITWI euTi D OT IWT ' fJ ar. DO Dio ' D nn en C« l«Ht«t1 iSnlrl I ISIJISTR IbT nnnmg £ i: IL :i lOMWOOO Avt r 1 1 I a: wr- WMi C itt.oes AVt 1 izj dzi nu c rlle.l«HTOn _ AVt. o nrifinoQanrafc — ■ - NtW HAV I.W 4 -- ,2ja i::: Sil9 ' iim Ss ' JliemSSiSii t.. iisi V • -T-VJi . ilSS . Ki.5iT: - 5i . ' TTaSaB BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Don Ryan, Chris KeUy , Lauren Griffith, John Oury, Dan DiUon, Jeff Goetz, Jeff KiUion, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Chris Holly, Terry KiUion, Jim Shupe, Bob Hohman, Chris Hartman. Saints Net Second Straight Sectional Smear Bishop Dwenger ' s tennis men accom- plished a feat never before achieved in SAC history. They captured a third consecutive city title, finishing undefeated during the regular season. The Saints then went on to repeat as Sectional champs. Dwenger ' s tennis dynasty was led by a fine group of Seniors who refused to quit after clinching the city title over Elmhurst. Eric Bagnall continued his undefeat- ed streak this season, eliminating sev- enteen foes in a row. The team, along with Coach Ryan, deserve a great deal of credit for a tremendous sea- O Eric Bagnall, Dwenger ' s four year tennis Super- star, practices a new tactic to use on his oppo- nents. 144 SPORTS Dan steps back to examine the effects of one of his smashing returns on his opponent Lauren sets his eye on the ball and prepares to let go with one more sizzling return for another Dwenger win. Wayne North Side Elmhurst South Side Angola Harding Huntington North Muncie North Jeff gets ready to add another triumph to the Dwenger list with a With the victory of his team on the line, Lauren gives it everything he has in deadly answer to his opponents serve. diving to save this point. SPORTS 145 Football: Thrills And Disappointments FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jeff Moeller, Jim Garrett, Jim Brown, Ed Ulshafer, Mike Weissert, Tom Kaehr, Mike Secrest, Tim Rolfsen, Mike Sciarini, Tom Offerle, Skip McKenna. SECOND ROW; Jim Wyss, Mark Lauer, Kevin Lill, Dan Brewer, Matt Schnelker, Joe Freistoffer, Tom Salisbury, Jim Logue, Kevin Hartman, Pete Haughan, Fred Franke, Coach Johns. THIRD ROW; Coach Herber, Mike Yarnelle, John Weigand, Mike Peconge, Tim Yastremski, Jim Carroll, Tom Schon, Bill Gorman, Tom Dixon, Joe Yankowiak, Coach Bart. FOURTH ROW; Phil Roy, Matt Momper, Randy Harkenrider, Tom Isaacs, Chris Dager, Dave Passino, Mike Higgins, Jim Steigmeyer, Dave Roy, Dave Grote, Dave Farnbaugh, Mark Porter, Tim Shaw, Paul Hurst, Fr. Pfister, Mr. Tone. The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat is the best way to describe the Saint ' s 1976 football season. The thrills came in defeating tenth ranked Elmhurst and the Redskins of North Side, but the agony came in losing to South Bend Washington, Snider, and of course that bewitched team from the south side of the city, Bishop Luers. This year the Saints were slated to be one of the best teams in the city, but it seemed that the team just couldn ' t put it together when the occasion arose. Our team was led by a super group of seniors and was backed up by a talented group of juniors and underclassmen. Bishop Dwenger was represented in the All-North selection with seven players, and in the All-City selection with four players, Jeff Moeller, Mike Sciarini, Fred Franke and Mike Weis- sert. Dwenger was also represented by two outstanding athletes, Jim Brown and John Skip McKenna, who were ranked second and third in the SAC conference in points scored. The coaching staff, Mr. Bart, Mr. Tone and Mr. Herber, did a great job. They devoted a tremendous amount of time and effort this year so that our athletes could have the best train- ing facilities around. Fr. Pfister also played an important role, both spiri- tually and physically, in backing the team members. Our Saints were well supported with excellent cheer- leaders, a fine band and dedicated and devoted fans. Even though the team did not finish as champions they will always be champions in the minds of the Dwenger students and fans. Fr. Pfister; An inspirational leader. 146 SPORTS Winning another game — a Dwenger Tradition. BD OiP 12 South Bend Adams South Bend Washington 13 42 Harding 13 Elmhurst 12 14 Bishop Luers 19 28 Concordia 28 North Side 14 21 Northrop 14 21 Snider 24 Coach Bart makes corrections-en-route to a Jeff Moeller running to the All-City Football Team. Skip McKenna looking over the field for his 1 Dwenger win. next strategic move. Blocking is a key to Dwenger success. Rounding out a great season. SPORTS 147 Saints ' Skill Shines On 12 22 2S ' 76 ' 78 40 M v N v v ' C v.- BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; M. Pekonge, J. CarroU, J. Yankowiak, T. Jastremski, C. Steger, J. Weigand, T. Dixon, Coach Bob Herber. MIDDLE ROW; B. Hurst, M. Moper, M. YarneUe, D. Grote, T. Schon, B. Gorman, P. Haughn, J. Steigmeyer, T. SchaU. FIRST ROW, D. Roy, M. Porter, J. Higgins, P. Roy, R. Harkenrider, D. Passino, D. Farnbaugh. In his years as coach, Mr. Bart found visual aids helpful. Here he displays one he found useful for the varsity. Mr. Tone is amazed at the way pin-ups look sideways, but Mr. If I ' ve told you once, I ' ve told you a thousand times. We ' re not here to impress the Herber seems unimpressed. cheerleaders. Mr. Koester, Mr. Tone and Mr. The members of the undefeated Freshman football team with Coaches Jim Koester Herber did it again. Combining their talents outside of the classroom, the trio produced two strong teams with eyes on the varsity. Mixing their abil- ity to coach football and teach histo- ry, they instilled in their players the tradition of Dwenger pride and per- serverance. These teams were taught the basics and backbone of B.D. foot- ball, those principles they will carry to future varsity teams. and Andy Johns. 148 SPORTS Harriers Have Winning Season The winning Bishop Dwenger cross country team and coaches take time out for a picture. The Dwenger cross country team es- tablished itself as one of the finest groups of high school harriers in Northeastern Indiana. Led by cap- tain Mark Brosmer and a fine group of upperclassmen, the Saints rolled up a 12-5 record. The team placed fifth at the tough Manchester Invita- tional, and finished third in the Sum- mit Athletic Conference. The Saints followed with a strong second place sectional finish, led by junior Greg Orman who placed sixth, Joe Lassen was eleventh, and sophomore John Nowlan twelfth. The team qualified for regional competition in which Dwenger placed seventh; again led by Orman who was fourteenth individ- ually. The SAC finish was the best for Dwenger since 1969. The sectional and regional accomplishments were the teams best ever. The Saints will have no less than five lettermen back next season so another fine record can be evpected from the cross coun- try men. Harding Bishop Luers Huntington Catholic Huntington North Northrop South Side Concordia Wayne Garrett Bishop Luers Harding Northrop Snider Huntington Catholic Elmhurst North Side Why does Dwenger win? . . It ' s obvious. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jerry Schoenle, Tim Rooney, John Bruns, Phil Davich, Mike Barile, Chris Smith. SECOND ROW; Coach Ray, Joanne Enrietto, Kari Zurbach, Pete Gump, Marcella Reitzug, Mike Ray, Dave Aker, Kevin Fosnaugh, Matt Loriot, Coach Reitzug. Fr. Pfister and Mr. Ray check over the days scores while Jim Stambaugh looks on. 149 Saints Matmen Fare Well In Tourney BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Johns, Dan Palermo, Mike Pekonge, Mike Sciarini, Joe Hipskind, Dan Brewer, Dave Farnbaugh, Jim Garrett, Coach Fred Tone. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Dave Porter, Fred Gabet, Mike Beaupre, Mark Porter, John Bennett, Dan Wunderlin, Alex Palermo, Chris Hartman, Ray Hatfield, Gary Voirol. The matmen of Bishop Dwenger came through their season carrying a very impressive record. With their ac- cumulated wins throughout the sea- son, they finished third in the SAC rating and placed two Seniors, Mike Sciarini and Dave Porter, on the All- SAC team. Early in their season, the team expertly captured the Adams Central Tourney. The Saints sent twelve wrestlers to the Sectionals, more than any other team in the area, and they came away placing seven men into the Regionals. The team is losing many good men as the Seniors graduate, but with backups like Alex Palermo and Fred Gabet, who beat their previously undefeated oppo- nents in the tourney, the team looks pretty good for next year. Mike Sciarini, Saints heavyweight, doesn ' t seem to be having much of a problem with his opponent. Coach Tone is caught in one of his more unusu- al moods at a match . . . totally calm. BACK ROW,_LEET TO RIGHT; D. Farnbauch, G. Carpenter, T. Jastremski, Coach Johns. SECOND ROW, M. Luardie, P. Reifenberg, G. Gabet, D. Krach, R. Gabet, D. Krach. FIRST ROW, M. Weldon, J. Larimore, T. McKenzie, T. Houlihan, K. Gall. Mark Porter struggles to hold his man down long enough for a pin. 150 SPORTS Track Keeps Its Distance Greg Orman seems to be having a problem getting his sweats off, or maybe That sure is a long way down, observes this Dwenger pole vaulter. he ' s hoping they ' ll run the two-mile without him. The Varsity boys track team did well made it to Regionals in the two-mile and triangular meets. The Junior in the long run this year. Junior Tom and mile respectively. As a team, the Varsity squad, however, ran to victo- O ' Connell went to State in the mile, cindermen found the going hard, as ry in seven meets, while being beaten while Greg Orman and John Nowlan they won only three out of eight dual in only one meet. Fred Franke is multi-talented. After releasing the discus, he goes right into a cartwheel. Tom O ' Connell, Dwenger ' s Saintsational miler, went to State. SPORTS 151 Saints Score Impressive Finish VARSITY — BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bob Herber, Bob Leitel, Scott Brown, Larry Mayers, Kevin Wagner, Coach John Minch. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Kent Ryan, Andy Hartman, Jeff Maxwell, Ed Ulshafer, Chuck Kocks, Coach Dave Scudder. FIRST ROW: Mgr. Brian Bromberek, Ken Gaffer, Chris Kelly, Matt Kostoff, Tony Davis, Mgr. Steve Nicole, Mgr. Mark Bonahoom. Oh, come on you guys, let me have the ball. The Bishop Dwenger Saints had one of the best seasons in recent years, with an impressive finish in the Sec- tional Tournament. They started out quickly, winning three out of the first four games, including a thriller against Carroll which went into dou- ble overtime. The high point of the season came during Sectionals when the team scored a last-second basket to defeat Carroll, bringing the Saints to the final game. Unfortunately they were defeated by a strong Wayne team. The Saints were led by high-scoring Kevin Wagner who was named to the All-SAC team for the second year, while Jeff Maxwell received honor- able mention. Chris Kelly was named to the All- Sectional team for his ex- ceptional playing in the game against Carroll. With the loss of these players and the absence of Matt Kostoff, Ed Ulshafer, Scott Brown, and Bob Lei- tel, Dwenger will have a rebuilding year next year. Chris Kelly aims for the bucket as his opponent tries to get his attention. 152 SPORTS What ' s wrong 42, did Jeff forget his Right Guard BD OP 73 Harding 69 68 Leo 49 60 S.B. Riley 75 78 Carroll 71 ■ 55 Elmhurst 73 73 Hunt. Cath. 57 57 Concordia 67 56 Snider 81 51 Northrup 55 69 Wayne 71 63 Marian 59 58 Luers 66 86 C. City 69 62 Northridge 81 52 Snider 72 60 Southside 68 62 Northside 81 78 Heritage 65 68 Muncie Cent 80 52 Carroll 50 59 Wayne •■75 Scott Brown tries desperately to reach his goal ... the ball. ABOVE: Once again Kevin Wagner gets higher than his opponent. LEFT: If they ' re on the bench, then who is in the game? SPORTS 153 JV, Frosh Show Potential Junior Varsity, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Eugene Rosswurm, Tom Grant, Joe Ryan, Matt Momper. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Kent Ryan, Chuck Kocks, Greg Richardson, John Cuny, John Nowlan, Andy Hartman, Coach Dave Scudder. The JV basketball team experienced equally the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, as they finished the season with an 8-8 record. For the first time Coach Dave Scudder had an assistant, Kent Ryan. The Frosh squad had another winning season, dropping only four games in 17 starts. The freshmen displayed excellent de- fense all season under Coach Bob Herber. You can cry all you want, I ' m still going to get the ball. The flying Saint strikes again Freshmen, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: G. Caesar, M. Mayers, T. Dillon. SECOND ROW: T. Rooney, P. Rolfsen, B. Poure, G. Wayer, E. Jehl, J. Schoenle, T. Kelly. THIRD ROW: Coach Herber, D. Roy, J. Reynolds, G. Eifert, T. McMahon, J. Weigand, J. McEvoy, J. Purviance. Baseball Strikes Out LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Theresa Coonan, Linda Goodman. FIRST ROW: Mike Weissert, Eugene Rosswurm, Tom Isaacs, Jeff Leitel, John Bruns, Dan Verstynen, Pete Rolfsen, Jim Levy. SECOND ROW: Coach Scudder, Dave Farnbaugh, John Cuny, Tom Dixon, Chuck Kocks, Tom Struckholz, John Nonemaker, Jeff Moeller, Skip McKenna, Ken Gaffer, Coach Johns. The baseball team experienced an off season. With many players missing from last year, the coaches worked on building the talents of the many un- derclassmen. The highlight of the season was a 22-22 tie against Adams Central. John Nonemaker hit two grand-slam home runs in the first in- ning of that game. With a record this year of 7-18, next year can only get better. How do you know if you ' re winning the game number 27, you ' re not even awake. and Dwenger gets a run. SPORTS 155 Saints Hook SAC The CHAMPS Jim Purviance, Jim Houlihan, Joe Bonahoom, Russ Carroll, Dave Krach, Pat Houlihan, Cary Jankowski, Coach Dandy Don Ryan, Dan Krach, Mark Bonahoom, Tim Ream, Tony Frick, Jeff Maxwell. Under the Fine leadership and pro- fessional expertise of our dedicated coach Dandy Don Ryan, the Saints golf team won its second straight SAC title. With the leadership of Jeff the Hacker Maxwell and the dy- namic duo of the two Houlihan broth- ers, Junior Jim and Sophomore Pat, the team seemed to have a good shot at the city title from the beginning of the season. As the season progressed, this predic- tion proved to be well founded as demonstrated by Senior Hacker Maxwell who placed first in the sec- tional individual scoring. Even though Maxwell and four other Vet- eran Seniors are leaving the team, with back-ups like the Houlihans re- turning next year, the third straight city title looks pretty good. This Dwenger Hacker works on his putt-putts. Jeff Maxwell seems more interested in something off the green than he is in lining up his putt. Who is it Jeff? Jim Houlihan ' s swing is faster than the eye can follow ... or the camera. 156 SPORTS Faculty Displays Talent Everyone is looking for the ball, they don ' t realize Bob Herber just swallowed it. Fred Tone attempts to shoot over Ron Latham. Dwenger ' s male faculty proved to the The faculty defeated the Aces 57-52. world that they do have talent. They It was the tenth anniversary of the displayed this talent on the basket- Aces first game, ball court against the WOWO Aces. Bob Herber just has to be different, even when shooting the basketball. SPORTS 157 ■1 .. hr fl l ' _JM 1 V 1 j Gymnastics: An Encouraging First Season Floor Performers (FRONT TO BACK) Ann UUiman, Mary Maher and Lisa Huettner. Krista Hixon shows the balance needed to stay on the beam Kris Knecht prepares for a different move on the uneven bars. A new sport was offered to the female athletes this year, gymnastics. The girls competed this year in the begin- ning and intermediate levels, winning three meets at the beginning level. They defeated Carroll, Huntington North and North Side. The saints were not in competition for the SAC title, as they did not participate in the optional level. Next year, they however, will be able to compete in the SAC at all three levels. The squad was led by Captain Kris Knecht and co-Captain Sue Goheen and was coached by Mrs. Sue Domin- iak. Congratulations are due to all the gymnasts and their coach for an en- couraging first season. Barb Merkle is a real swinger when it comes to gymnastics. 160 SPORTS Coach Dominiak shows her concern as one of her gymnasts performs. % jk% A member of the gymnastics team practices to make perfect. Ann Ulliman pleads to the sky for a good score. SPORTS 161 Saints Soar To Success BACK ROW- Mgr Kathy Sandman, Rita Sunderland, Lori Nonemaker, Julie Rosswurm, Beth Pruden, Barb Walker, Pam McCartney, Mrs. Dominiak. FRONT ROW; Lisa Bergoff, Lynn Berry, MicheUe Pointsatte, Cathy Richardson. Bishop Dwenger ' s girls volleyball team finished their season with a win- ning 9-6 record. The varsity team and their captain, Senior Julie Rosswurm, carried on the tradition of pride that the Saints of Bishop Dwenger have always had in their well deserved vic- tories in the area of sports. This pride springs from a long road of hard work, determination, and a feeling of confidence and belief in what the team stood for. The girls on all three teams, varsity, junior varsity, and freshman, along with coaches Pam McCartney and Sue Dominiak de- serve our thanks for another wonder- ful season. BACK ROW- Miss Pam McCartney, Lynn Berry, Sue Short, Dianne Schroeder, Marie Hipskind, MoUy Steger, Cheryl Ertelt, Vicki Choka, Mrs. Sue Dominiak. FRONT ROW; Sandy Killion, DanieUe Pomt- satte. Sue Sommers, Peggy Chaney. BACK ROW- Sue Dominiak, Sue Short, Janna Krach, Joyce Humphrey, Karla Reifenberg, What ' s wrong Miss McCartney? Did you lose the i Miss Pam McCartney. FRONT ROW; KeUy Garrison, Nancy Rorick, MicheUe Bogen- your team? shutz, Janice Pequinot. I 3r C 1 Girls Ace SAC Title LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mgr. Kathy Sandman, Ann Creigh, JoAnn Enrietto, Marie Hipskind, Michelle Poinsatte. SECOND ROW: Fran Klein, Erin Houlihan, Peggy Weigand, Lisa Berghoff, Tricia DiUon, Jane Nolan. THIRD ROW: Coach Dominiak, Mareta Schenkel, Liz Nowlan, Sue Weigsind, Diane Chandler, Lori Nonemaker. I ' ll just dink this one over the net and we ' ll win. BD OPP 4 Luers 3 4 Harding 3 6 Elmhurst 1 6 Concordia 1 6 Snider 1 3 Huntington North 4 7 Northrop 6 South Side 1 5 Wayne 2 7 Northside The girls tennis team just couldn ' t be beat this year, at least not by any of the other city schools. They won their first SAC title with a smashing 9-0 record. Their only loss was to Hun- tington North. They also finished runner-up to Concordia in the Sec- tional Tournament. The freshman doubles team of Sue Weigand and Jane Nolan went undefeated during the season and won the Sectional doubles competition. Congratula- tions are due Coach Sue Dominiak and her female raqueteers for com- pleting the ' set ' of tennis titles won by BD this year. With many players returning next year, the girls will have an excellent chance to success- fully defend their SAC title. Lori Nonemaker demonstrates her unique form. Lisa Beighoff yawns as she returns another easy shot. SPORTS 163 Girls Score As City Champs BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mgr. Cheryl Ulshafer, Lori Nonemaker, Cindi Freehill, Julia Rosswiirm, Beth Pruden, Rita Sunderland, Theresa Coonan, Mgrs. Evelyn Rorick, Michelle Poinsatte. FRONT ROW: Cathy Richardson, Lisa Berghoff, Danielle Poinsatte, Clare Davich, Vicki Choka. The girl ' s basketball team was crowned City Champs, sporting a 14- 1 record. The entire season was excit- ing, from a last second win over Snider to the defeat of Concordia for the City Title. Their only defeat came in the first Sectional game against a strong Leo team. Senior Julia Ross- wurm, junior Lisa Berghoff, and sophomore Beth Pruden were named to the AU-SAC team and Lisa and Beth were chosen for the All-Area team. Coaches Pam McCartney and Mary AUor are 1;o be congratulated for turning out such a strong team from many long hours of hard work and encouragement. With many play- ers returning next ye ar and promising reserve players. Coach McCartney looks for another good season next year. The Look of Champions Junior varsity, BACK ROW: Coach Pam McCartney, D. Schroeder, S. Weigand, M. Coonan, M. Hipskind, S. Killion, L. Berry, C. Ertelt, B. Hickey, Coach Mary Allor. FRONT ROW: K. Garrison, P. Chaney, D. Shaw, S. Hendricks, J. Sherbondy, M. Bogenshutz. During the season the girls got to show their stuff when they challenged the BD Men ' s Club to a game. BD OP 42 Leo 35 54 Marion 45 59 Heritage 51 48 Northrop 40 51 DeKalb 36 34 Snider 33 54 Elmhurst 47 48 Harding 37 54 New Haven 18 35 Bishop Luers 33 57 Wayne 31 61 South Side 31 37 Concordia 26 51 North Side 44 Our girls are head and shoulders above the rest. Despite the blocking efforts of her opponent, Lisa gets off a good shot. Beth appears to have no trouble rising over the opposition to shoot the betll. BD girls team (visitors) seem to be carrjdng the lead as the third quarter begins with the jump ball. SPORTS 165 Runners Set A Record Of Firsts LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kris Knecht, Janna Krach, Michelle Barr, Cheryl Ertelt, Maria Reitzug, Sue Hendricks, Jeanne Nowlan. SECOND ROW: Dianne Schroeder, Rita Sunderland, Evelyn Rorick, Danielle Poinsatte, Kathy Westendorf, Michelle Bogenshutz, Lynn Berry. BACK ROW: Coach Pam McCartney, Karla Reifenberg, Debbie Shaw, Joanna Brell, Marcella Reitzug, Rita DeGrandchamp, Pam Westendorf, Penny Kumfer, Asst. Coach Usina. The Raisins , also known as the girls track team, had many firsts this year. Topping the list, they won Dwenger ' s first SAC track crown. The girls edged Snider by one point to earn the title. The Raisins also produced BD ' s first State winner in the form of the 880 relay. The foursome of Mi- chelle Barr, Janna Krach, Sue Hen- dricks and Maria Reitzug were unde- feated during the season and set new- Sectional, Regional and State re- cords. Also participating in the State meet were Maria in the 100 and Lynn Berry in the softball throw. Con- gratulations are due Head Coach Pam McCartney and her assistant, ex- Raisin Laurie Usina as well as the girls who made up the team. After four laps, Debbie Shaw finally finds the finish line. Maria Reitzug finishes first in the 100 yard dash . . . again. 166 SPORTS STATE 880 RELAY CHAMPS, FRONT: Janna Krach, Maria Reitzug, Sue Hendricks. BACK: Michelle Barr. Michelle Barr gets the 880 relay off to a winning start. JoAnna BreU is alone as she approaches the hurdle. So where is everyone else ... in front or behind? Come on Marcie, two, three, four. keep those knees up. Hut, Cheryl Ertelt ' puts ' forth a lot of effort when releasing the shot. Coach McCartney and Rose Gabet rush to fill the flooded shot put pit . . . before Cheryl ' s put lands. SPORTS 167 SENIORS Alt, Phil 40, 52, 128, 136 Alter, Anita 52, 73, 124 Avila, Luisa 52 Bagnall, Eric 52, 144 Bailey, Mary 52 Balser, Carole 47, 52 Balser, Julie 52 Bandor, Jeff 52 Bangert, Brian 52 Barton, Dawn 52 Bashaia, Terri 52 Bauman, Dave 65 Beaupre, Mike 52, 150 Bennett, John 52, 150 Berghoff, Mike 52 Bins, Mary 65 Bobay, Ann 65, 124 Bobay, Terry 40, 52 Bonahoom, Mark 44, 50, 52, 124, 128 Botteron, Jeff 53 Brauchla, Terri 44, 53, 70, 71, 72, 124, 128 Braun, Chris 31, 53 Braun, Eric 50, 53, 69, 136 Brell, Jenny 53 Brewer, Dan 53, 69, 123, 124, 150 Brewer, John 53, 136 Brohman, Pat 65 Bromberek, Brian 45, 53, 128, 135 Brosmer, Mark 50, 53, 128 Brown, Jim 53, 128 Brown, Molly 53 Brown, Scott 53 Bruns, Jeanne 25, 53 Burnham, Sue 53 CarroU, Russ 53 Carteaux, Barb 53 Chandler, Diane 47, 53, 67, 163 Clemens, Sheila 47, 53, 70, 71, 72 Colchin, Tim Collis, Ann 40 Conley, Pat 54 Crowe, Ellen 54, 70, 71, 72 Cunningham, Deb 54 Dahm, Sheila 65 Davich, Clare 54 DeGrandchamp, Evelyn 54 Denning, Mark 54, 136 DeTurk, Kim 54 Didier, Joe 54 Didion, Theresa 54 DiFilippo, Margie 54, 67, 136 Dillon, Dan 54, 144 Disser, Tom 54 Donovan, Mike 54 Drees, Carol 26, 27, 54, 138 Eagan, Patty 54 Early, Michelle 65 Eggers, Laurie 28, 54, 136, 138 Enrietto, Joanne 40, 54, 149, 163 Farnbauch, Mark 54 Favory, Steve 65 Feichter, Judy 30, 54, 136 Fenker, Jeff 54 Fenker, Mike 55, 67 Foy, Maureen 40, 55 Franke, Fred 55, 151 Freehill, Terry 31, 55 Freeman, Pat 55 Freistroffer, Joe 55 Frick, Tony 55, 124, 128 Garrett, Jim 55, 150 Garrett, Randy 55 Garrett, Mary 55 Garrison, Tim 55 Geary, Joan 55 Gehl, Jay 55, 72 Gerdom, Sue 55 Gerhardstein, Shawn 55 Gibson, John 55 Gillig, Diane 47, 56 Gladieux, Mary 56, 124, 128 Gladieux, Tim 44, 56, 128 Glasper, Theresa 56 Goleeke, Bob 56, 136 Goodwin, Pat 56 Griffith, Lauren 56, 144, 145 Hamilton, Bob 44, 56, 124, 128 Hansen, Lynne 56 Harber, Ann 56, 69, 138 Hartman, Kevin 56 Hartman, Mark 56 Hehnkamp, Mike 56 Helton, Sue 44, 56, 67 Heminger, Lyim 57 Hershberger, Lita 57 Hipskind, Mike 57, 72 Houlihan, Erin 57, 163 Houser, Julie 57 Houser, Tom 57 Hueber, Jody 57, 69, 122 Huhn, Cindy 57 Huhn, Tim 57 Hurley, Mary 57 Hutsell, Dan 57, 136 Jacikas, Donna 57 Jehl, Barb 47, 57, 70, 71, 72, 123 Jockel, Kirk 57 Jockel, Lisa 57, 136 Kaehr, Tom 57, 124 Kahn, Kathi 57, 72 Kapocius, Andy 57 Karst, Gary 57 Kartholl, John 57 Kartholl, Maria 58 Kelly, Chris 58, 144 Kelly, Peggy 58 Kemper, Karolyn 58 Kersjes, Scott 40, 58, 73, 128 Killion, Jeff 58, 144, 145 Klaffke, Tom 58 Klapheke, Jeff 58 Klein, Fran 58, 163 Koch, Chris 40, 58 Koch, Sue 40, 58, 128 Koehl, Chris 58, 70, 71, 72 Koester, Kathy 58 Kohrman, Cindy 58 Kokenge, Bob 58 Korst, Karen 58 Kostoff, Matt 58, 67 KovermEm, Kathy 58 Kumfer, Dave 58 Lahrman, Tim 65 LaPlante, Pat 29, 58, 69, 138 Lauer, Mark 59 Lauer, Michele 59 Leitel, Bob 59 Litch, Mike 65, 73 Logue, Jim 59 Luther, Sue 40, 59 Lutz, Don 59 Macke, Mike 59 Magdich, Jim 59, 136 Manley, Greg 59, 135 Martin, Greg 65 Martin, Kay 59 MaxweU, Jeff 59, 73, 127 Mayers, Karen 59 McAfee, Sue 59 McDonald, Maureen 59 McKenna, Skip 59, 147 McLaughlin, Bob 59 McMahon, Gail 60 Merz, Kris 60 MoeUer, Jeff 60, 147 Momper, Jamie 60, 136 Moore, Lynne 60 Motherwell, Joe 24, 60 Mungovan, Kathy 60 Murfield, Sharon 60, 138 Murphy, Dan 60, 67, 136 Murphy, Rosie 60 Neddeff, Julie 47, 60, 73, 127 Neumann, Elaine 60, 70, 72, 123 Nolan, Nancy 28, 60 Nonemaker, John 60 Nowlan, Cathy 47, 60, 136 Obergfell, Ann 60 O ' Dowd, Dave 65 Offerle, Paula 61, 67 Offerle, Tom 61, 123 Okleshen, Sue 50, 61, 70, 72, 124 Ondecker, Kathy 61, 124 Orsini, Dominic 61 Oury, John 61, 144 Palermo, Dan 61, 124, 128, 150 Palumbo, Tammy 61 Parrot, Cindy 61 Passino, Amy 61 Pedersen, Bjorn 61, 72 Perugini, Fran 61, 73, 124 Poinsatte, Rose 61, 136 Porter, Dave 32, 61, 124, 150 Potts, Kim 61 Powers, Beth 61 Quillin, John 19, 61, 127 Reader, Scott 65 Ream, Tim 61 Reifenberg, Steve 61, 72, 126 Reitzug, Maria 61, 166, 167 Richardson, Cathy 62 Rissing, Debbie 62, 32 Rodgers, Jennie 44, 62, 124 Rody, Dennis 62 Rolfsen, Tim 62 Rossi, Ann 62 Rosswurm, Elaine 62 Rosswurm, Julie 62 Rosswurm, Marijo 26, 44, 62, 127, 128 Roy, Laura 62 Ruprecht, Patrick 62 Ryan, Kerry 62, 124, 126, 128, 72 Ryan, Rosemary 62 Salisbury, Thomas 62 Scheiber, Victoria 62 Schenkel, Dennis 62 Schenkel, Marit,a 63, 163 Schneider, Daniel 63 Schneider, Mary 63 Schnelker, Matthew 63 Schon, Arnold 63 Schon, Sara 63 Schory, David 63 Schuster, Gerald 63 Sciarini, Michael 63, 150 Scudder, Mary 63 Secrest, Michael 63, 69 Shoudel, Nancy 63 Sickafoose, Kristen 63, 138 Sickafoose, Mitchell 63 Siegel, Lawrence 63, 166 Sisco, Juli 63, 122, 123 Smith, Kevin 63 Smith, Todd 63, 128 Sordelelt, Dniel 631 Sordelet, Jeanne 47, 63,69 Sordelet, Michele 64 Stambaugh, James 64, 149 Steger, Ellen 64 Struckholz, Thomas 65 Swenda, Dani 64, 136, 138, 69 Taylor, Daniel 40, 64 Thiel, Patrick 64 Tippmann, Bob 64 Tippmann, Mary 65 Tippmann, Jim 64 Topp, Nancy 64 Tourney, Mary 44, 64, 136, 138 Ulshafer III, Edward 64, 124, 72, 128 Vande Zande, Barbara 19, 40, 64 Vinderley, Mark 64 Voode, Sandy 64 Voors, Suzie 26, 64, 138, 73 Vorndran, Mariaime 64 Wagner, Kevin 65 Walker, Gregory 65 Wall, Kay 65 168 INDEX Weber, RusseU 40, 44, 65, 128 Weigand, Edward 65 Weikart, Margaret 65 Weingartner, Mark 65 Weissert, Michael 65, 69 Woenker, Lisa 65, 122, 123 Wunderlin, Daniel 65, 122, 123 Wyss, James 65 Yankowiak, Edward 65, 136 Yoquelet, Karen 65 Zahnen, Karen 65 Zurbuch, Lori 65 JUNIORS Ackerman, Lisa 77 Adams, Kelly 77, 40 Aker, David 77, 149 Alberding, Brian 77, 39, 25 Alter, Jeanne 77, 31, 44 Andorfer, Jeffery 77, 44, 124, 128 Arney, Tamara 77, 31 Badiac, Julie 77, 44, 122 Balbaugh, David 77 Balser, Thomas 77 Banet, Daniel 77 Barr, Michelle 77, 166, 167 Barrett, Patrick 77 Bashara, Michelle 20, 77 Bassett, Mary 77 Beard, Ben 77 Beaupre, Mark 77 Berghoff, Lisa 40, 77, 128, 163 Berghoff, Thomas 77 Bierbaum, Marlene 77, 136, 137 Bins, Paul 78 Blume, Elizabeth 47, 76, 78 Bobay, Terrence 78 Boedeker, James 78 Boedeker, Sharon 78 Bonahoom, Joseph 21, 44, 76, 78, 22, 124, 128 Boreani, Kregg 78 Boylen, David 78 Brames, Michael 78 Branning, Scheryl 26, 44, 78 Braun, Laura 78 Briden, Robin 78 Brown, Amy 40, 78, 99, 128 Brown, Timothy 78 Brown, William 7, 124, 128, 135 Busch, Carole 78 Butler, Jeffery 78 Campbell, Matthew 78, 124, 125, 138 Carroll, James 78 Cass, Mark 78 Chamness, Deborah 20, 78 Chaney, Christine 44, 78, 128 Choka, Vicki 78 Clemmer, Teresa 78 Cochran, Joseph 78, 124 Coonan, Therese 78 Corcoran, Gerald 79, 129 Coularoot, Carolyn 79 Cowan, Paula 79 Cramer, Denise 79 Crowe, Andrew 79 Dahm, Gregory 79 Dahm, Sandra 79 Daugherty, Margaret 73, 79, 126, 136 Dehner, Deborah ' 79, 47 Didier, Therese 79 idion, Janice 40, 79 idion, Judith 40, 79 Dillon, Patricia 76, 79, 85, 163 Doak, Thomas 79 DonovEm, Margaret 79, 124 Ehinger, Cynthia 79 Eifert, Lynne 79 Elward, John 79 Ertelt, Cheryl 79, 86, 136, 166, 167 Fabish, Sarah 79 Fagan, Mary 79, 126, 127 Fanger, Daniel 79 Farr, Sandra 79 Farrell, Robert 80 Faylor, Kathleen 20, 80 Feichter, Kathleen 80 Fenker, Thomas 80 Finn, Michelle 40, 80 Fletcher, Eric 80 Freiburger, Regina 44, 80 Freiburger, Virginia 45, 80, 128, 135 Frye, John 80 Furge, Theresa 80 Gabet, Phihp 80 Gabet, Raymond 80 Gabet, Rose 80, 167 Gaffer, Kenneth 80, 91 Gehl, Teresa 80 Gillig, Chris 80 Gladieux, Sandra 20, 30, 44, 80 Goheen, Susan 80 Goodman, Linda 20, 76, 80, 126 Gorman, Timothy 81 Gorman, William 81 Grashoff, Susan 44, 81 Hehner, Robert 44, 81, 124, 128, 135 Helmkamp, Terrence 81 Hensler, Pamela 81 Hickey, Barbara 81 Hilker, Dawn 40, 81 Hilker, Julie 81 Hinsenkamp, Mary 81, 163 Hipskind, Joseph 81, 150 Hire, Deborah 81 Hope, John 40, 81 Houlihan, James 81 Houser, Steven 81 Houser, Timothy 81, 127 HutseU, Teresa 81 Jaeckle, Barbara 40, 81, 128 Jankowski, Cary 81 Jansen, Kathleen 73, 81 Jastrzemski, Timothy 81, 150 Junk, Richard 81 Kabbaz, Judy 82 Kapocius, Evelyn 44, 82 Keane, Brian 82 Kelly, Terence 82 Kendregan, Shawn 82 Kever, Robert 40, 82 Killion, Terry 82, 144 Kinder, Marianne 82 Kinder, Susan 82 Kleber, Judith 82 Klingenberger, David 82 Klingenberger, Michaela 44, 82, 90, 128 Koch, Christina 82 Koch, Teresa 82 Kochanski, Timothy 82 Koehl, Joseph 82 Kohrman, Janet 82 Korst, Mary 82 Krabach, David 39, 82 Krach, David 82 Krupinski, Kim 21, 49, 82 Kucharski, Linda 34, 82 Kumfer, Penny 33, 82, 166 Laibe, Paula 83 Lapp, Timothy 83 Lassen, Joseph 83, 91 Lauer, Debra 83 Leeuw, Stephen 83 Levy, James 44, 83, 128 LiU, Kevin 83 Litch, Maureen 83, 128, 135 Lobacz, Daniel 83 Locke, Stephen 34, 83 Logan, Mary 83 Lomont, Michael 83, 135 Long, Terri 29, 44, 83 Luley, Carolyn 40, 83 Luther, Janet 83 Martin, David 83 Martin, Kathy 40, 83 Maxwell, Theresa 47, 83 Mayers, Lawrence 83 McBride, Renee 40, 83, 123 « McConnell, Kim 83 McCormack, John 83 McDonald, Kelley 83, 122 McKenna, Julie 83 McKinney, Meredith 40, 44, 83, 84, 128 McLaughlin, Laura 84 McLinden, Therese 84, 91 McMahon, Karen 84 Meyers, James 84 Miller, Joseph 84 Miller, Karla 44, 84 Miller, Michelle 84 Murphy, Mark 84, 124 Nader, Elizabeth 44, 84 Neddeff, Lisa 47, 84 Nichter, Alan 24, 84 Nieb, Kathy 84 Niezer, Thomas 84 Novitski, Jeanne 84 Nowlan, Elizabeth 85, 91, 163 O ' Connell, Ann 85 O ' ConneU, Thomas 85, 155 Olry, Kenneth 85 Orman, Gregory 85, 151 Ostman, Jean 85 Page, Scott 85 Palermo, Gina 85 Palumbo, Steven 85 Parrot, Jerome 85, 138 Parson, Mark 27, 85 Passino, Stanley 85 Pequignot, Suzanne 85 Perugini, Angela 85 Pham, Kim-Tram 85 Pham, Lieu 85 Pham, Mai-Tkiok 85 Pirrung, John 85 Plasterer, Michael 85 Poinsatte, Michelle 85, 163 Porsch, Mark 85 Porter, Mark 150 Powers, John 85 Pruden, Craig Prudlow, Pamela 85 Racine, Julie 86, 128 Rager, Lori 86 Reinbolt, Patricia 86 Reitzug, Marcella 86, 98, 149, 166, 167 Reszel, Debora 86, 47 Reynolds, Margaret 40, 86 Richardson, Dominic 86 Richardson, Gregory 86, 154 Rorick, Evelyn 86, 128, 166, 167 Rossi, Theresa 86 Roy, Bryan 86 Roy, David 86 Roy, Mary 86 Roy, Rhonda 27, 44, 86 Sanders, Kristy 86 Savio, Patricia 86 Scattaregia, Stephen 86 Schleinkofer, Jan 44, 87 Schneider, Christina 40, 87 Schnurr, Judi 87 Schon, Thomas 87 Schrein, Mary 87 Seculoff, Thomas 87 Shaffer, Annette 87 Shane, Frederick 87 Siegel, Roberta 87 Silk, Shelley 34, 87 Smith, Clayton 87 Smith, David 87 Smith, Thomas 87 Snyder, Elizabeth 40, 87 Sommers, Jamie 87 St. George, Kathleen 87 Stambaugh, Thomas 87 Staup, Kem 87 Steigmeyer, James 20, 87 Stump, Anthony 87 Sunderland, Rita 87, 166 INDEX 169 Thomas, Janet 87 Thompson, Marian 79, 87 Tippmann, Kathleen 87 Tippmann, Steven 27, 87 Tourney, Mark 88 Trimarchi, Steven 88 Ulshafer, Cheryl 88, 91, 124 Ummel, Christa 88 Van Auken, Juli 88 Venderley, Gerald 88 Verstynen, Daniel 88 Voigt, Mechael 27, 88 Voors, Jerry 20, 88, 138 Vorndran, Timothy 88 Wagner, Timothy 88 Walker, Barbara 88, 87, 166 Walker, Janice 88, 91 Ward, David 88 Wehrly, Robert 88 Weigand, Patrick 88 Weigand, Steven 88 Weingartner, Stephen 35, 39, 88 Weldon, Matthew 88, 150 Westendorf, Pamela 88, 166 Whitacre, Rita 88 Wilkinson, Michele 35, 88 Yankowiak, Joseph 88 Yarnelle, Michael 88 Zahnen, Mary 88 Zwierko, Denise 88 Bandor, Nan SOPHOMORES Aker, Donald 93 Alberding, Jennifer 93 Alter, Susan 93 Altmeyer, Catherine 93 Arata, John 93 Archer, Barbara 93 Archibald, Robert 93 Avila, Juanita 93 Bakle, Lynette 93, 128 Bandor, Nancy 93 Barile, Gabrielle 93 Barile, Michael 93, 150 Bassett, Monica 93 Bauman, Thomas 93 Beck, Theresa 93 Berghoff, Ann 40, 93, 128 Bierer, Mark 93 Biggins, Joseph 93 Bishop, Kelly 40, 93 Bobay, Andrew 93 Borden, Theodore 93 Bordner, Rebecca 94 Bougher, Brendan 94 Bradtmueller, James 94, 128 Brames, Annette 94 Brauchla, WiUiam 94, 126, 128 Braun, Chris 105 Braun, Elaine 94 Brell, Joanna 94, 136, 166, 167 Brohman, Julie 94 Bromberek, Stan 94 Bromberek, Stephsm 94 Brown, Eric 94 Bruns, Cheryl 94 Bueter, Joseph 40, 94 Burns, Molly 94, 102 Busch, Ann 94 Carpente, Gregory 94, 150 Clark, Mary 94 Clemens, Brendan 94 Cochran, Cynthia 94 Coleman, Steven 94, 135 Coonan, Margaret 94 Craighead, Elizabeth 94 Cuny, John 95, 154 Carrie, Susan 47, 95 Dager, Jacquelin 95 Dahm, Maureen 47, 95 Dahm, Sarah 95 Daugherty, Colleen 47, 95, 124 Daugherty, Robert 95 Davis, Anthony 95 Davis, Nancy 95 Degrandchamp, Anita 95 Degrandchamp, Rita 95 Denning, Susan 38, 95 Deturk, Teresa 29, 95 Didier, Thomas 95 Difihppo, Rita 95, 166 Disser, Carol 95 Dold, Timoth 95 Douglass, Patrick 95 Drees, Daniel 95 Eagan, Beth 95 Elward, Deborah 95 Evans, Elaine 40, 95 Farnbauch, David 96, 150 Favory, Michael 96 Felger, David 96 Fosnaugh, Kevin 96, 149 Foy, Eileen 40, 96, 98 Franke, Joseph 96 Freehill, Cynthia 96 Freiburger, Mark 96 Funck, Bernard 96 Gall, Kenneth 96, 150 Garrison, James 96 Gerhardstein, Kent 18, 96 Gibson, Raymond 96 Gibson, Thomas 96 Gibson, Timothy 96 Gill, Mary 96 Gillig, Edward 96 Gindling, Gayle 96 Gladieux, Maureen 97 Gladieux, Nanc y 47, 97, 126, 128 Goetz, Jeffrey 97 Grant, Thomas 97, 154 Greven, Matthew 40, 97, 128 Grote, David 97 Grygienc, Mark 97 Hall, KeUy 40, 97 Hammond, Ernest 97, 105 Harber, Jerome 97 Harber, Ronald 97 Heirkenrider, Randy 97 Harkins, Joseph 97 Hartman, Andrew 97, 154 Hartman, Chris 97, 144, 150 Hatfield, Chris 39, 97 Haughan, Peter 97 Heminger, Nanette 97 Hendricks, Melvin 97 Henry, Peter 97 Hensinger, Thomas 97 Hernandez, Sonia 97 Higgens, Michael 98 Hile, Angela 98 Hilker, Christena 98 Hilker, Michael 105 Hoang Thu, Alice 98 Hoang Thuy, Elle 98 Hodges, Forrest 98 Hoffman, David 98 Hohman, Robert 98, 144 Holly, Chris 98, 144 Holmes, Mark 98 Hooley, Jeffrey 98 Houlihan, Patrick 98 Hudak, Nancy 98 Huhn, James 98 Hurst, Paul 98, 128 Hutse ll, Sarah 98 Isaacs, Thomas 98 Jauch, Laura 98 Kapocius, Caterine 98 Kelly, Charles 98 Kelty, Martn 98, 128 Kersjes, Sheila 40, 98 Kinder, Pamela 99 Klaffke, Eva 99 Kleber, Nancy 99 Knecht, Kristine 99, 166 Knight, Kevin 99, 128 Knorr, Laurie 99 Kocks, Charles 99, 154 Koester, Brian 99 Korst, Dorthy 99 Kosiarek, Mark 99 Krach, Daniel 99, 150 Krouse, Diane 99 Krouse, Michael 99, 101 Kucharski, Steven 99 LaPlante, Mary 99 Larimore, Jonathan 99, 150 Leitel, Jeffrey 99 Long, Michelle 99 Lothamer, Brenda 99 Luley, Kathleen 40, 99, 128, 136 Lynch, Amy 99 Macke, Mark 100 Maher, Mary 100, 126 Marcum, James 100 Mark Toni 100, 128, 135 Markland, James 100 Martin, Kelly 100 May, Jim 100 McClure, Dennis 100 McDonald, Kimberly 40, 100, 128 McDonald, Maureen 100 McDonald, Paul 100 McLaughlin, Catherine 105 McNamee, Lorraine 100 Mensing, Ann 100 Mentzer, Scott 100 Merkler, Chris 100, 128 Merz, Steve 100 Meyer, Rita 40, 100, 136 Michel, Donna 100 Miller, Martin 100 Miller, Renee 100 Minick, James 105, 128 Minick, Marsha 101 MoeUer, Randall 101 Momper, Matthew 101, 136, 154, 183 Monsson, Mary 98, 139 Moore, Mary 101 Morton, Mary 101 Motherwell, Daniel 101 Munson, Carol 101 Murphy, Ann 101, 136, 138 Murphy, Brian 101, 136 Nagy, Chris 101 Nelson, Krista 47, 101, 137 Nguyen, Thu 101 Nichols, Daniel 101 Nicole, Steven 101, 126 Niemann, Julie 101 Nonemaker, Loretta 101, 163 Nowlan, Jeanne 101, 166 Nowlan, John 102, 154 ObergfeU, Thomas 102, 127 Obrien, Sean 38, 102, 136 Odowd, Kevin 102 Offerle, Margaret 102 Okeeffe, Mary 102 Page, Phillip 102 Paige, Julie 102 Palermo, Alex 102, 150 Passino, David 102 Passino, Kevin 102 Peconge, Michael 102, 150 Perugine, Gina 102 Pettit, David 102, 126, 128, 136 Pham, Thong 102 Pion, Brian 40, 102 Plant, Thomas 102 Price Chris 102 Pruden, Beth 100, 102 Ray, Michael 32, 100, 102, 149 Razzini, Denise 102 Reifel, James 103 Reifenberg, Philip 103, 150 Reiling, Kelly 103 Renner, Katleen 93, 103 Richardson, Mary 103 170 INDEX Ringler, Joan 103 Ringswald, Mary 103 Robbins, Gregory 103, 124 Roemer, Theresa 103 Romano, Chrestine 103 Rossi, Bernadett 103 Rosswurm, Craig 103 Rosswurm, Eugene 103, 154 Rownd, Kathleen 103, 123, 128 Roy, Karen 103 Roy, Philip 103 Rutsey, Mark 103 Ryan, Joseph 103, 154 Sandman, Katleen 103, 126, 128 Schaefer, Elaine 103 Schall, Thomas 26, 103, 126, 128, 136 Scheie, CoUeen 104 Scherer, Janiece 104 Schimmele, Kay 104 Schlund, Theresa 101, 104, 35 Schnelker, Molly 130, 104 Schon, Maria 104 Schroeder, Dianne 40, 99, 104, 166, 167 Schubert, Marianne 40, 104, 138 Schuster, Terry 104 Seyfert, Susan 104 Shaw, Deborah 104, 166 Sherbondy, Jodi 104 Shupe, James 104, 144 Siegel, Kenneth 104 Smith, Debra 104 Sommers, Susan 104 Sowers, Julie 104 Stambaugh, Susan 104 Stanski, Jo EUen 40, 104 Stager, Chris 38, 104 Steigmeyer, Martha 104 Stein, Daniel 104 Thomas, James 105 Tourney, Philip 105 Ulliman, Mari 105 Van Allen, Bridget 105 Veerkamp, Sherri 105, 136, 138 Venderley, Joseph 105 Voigt, Kathleen 105 Voirol, Gary 105, 150 Voorhees, Elizabeth 105 Wall, KoUeen 105 Weis, Annette 105 Wheeler, Diane 105, 136 White, Laura 105 Widner, Lois 40, 105, 136 Winkler, Gregory 105 Witte, Jo Ellen 105 Woods, Timothy 40, 105, 128 Wunderlin, Linda 105 Yarnelle, Philip 105 Yentes, Sue 40, 105 Zahnen, Patricia 105 Zurbuch, Kari 105, 149 FRESHMEN Adams, Kenneth 107 Alter, Lois 107 Andorfer, Nancy 40, 107 Ankenbruck, Philip 107 Armbruster, Laura 107, 106-G Auer, JacqueUn 40, 113, 107, 136 Badiac, Mary 107 Baker, Mark 107 Balser, Gary 107 ' Banet, Matthew 107 Bashara, Nancy 107 Basse, Cynthia 107, 128, 135 Beaupre, Kathleen 107 Bennett, Gregg 107 Berghoff, Jeffery 40, 107 Berry, Lynn 40, 107, 128, 166 Bill, Steven 107 Bins, Teresa 107 Bobay, Peggy 40, 107 Bobilya, John 107 Bogenschutz, Michelle 107, 111, 166, 38 Borkowski, Stanley 108, 128 Boylen, Susan 108 Brewer, Michael 108 Brinker, Anita 108 Brohman, Katrina 108 Brouwer, Jacquelin 108 Brown, Chris 108 Brown, Daniel 108 Brown, Roger 108 Bruce, Michael 108 Bruns, John 108, 149 Buckley, Daniel 108 Bueter, John 40, 108 Busch, Stephen 108 Butler, Cynthia 108 Caesar, Gregory 108 Cambre, John 108 Campbell, Steven 108 Carpenter, Dennis 108 Carr, Linda 108 Ceckowski, Diane 108, 119 Centlivre, Cynthia 108 Chaney, Margaret 106, 109 Clark, Kathleen 109 Clemens, Denise 109 CoUis, Mary 109 Conway, Linda 109 Creigh, Ann 109, 163 Crosby, Robert 109 Crowe, Kevin 109 Cummings, Patricia 109 Cunningham, Mary 109 Curneal, Monica 109 Dahm, Carol 109 Daugherty, Timothy 40, 109 Davich, Philip 108, 109, 149 Davis, Timothy 109 Deiser, Michael 109 DifiUppo, Mary 109 Dillon, Timothy 38, 109, 116, 124, 154 Dimke, Theresa 34, 109 Dixon, Thomas 108, 109 Dold, John 109 Drysdale, Daniel 109 Ehinger, Liane 40, 110 Eifert, Gregory 110, 154 Enrietto, John 38, 110 Ensley, Mark 110 Evard, Michelle 110 Fabian, Lisa 110 Fagan, Elizabeth 110 Floyd, Nancy 107, 110 Forte, John 110 Freeman, Christine 110 Freeman, Therese 110 Freiburger, Caroline 110, 128, 135 Freiburger, Julie 110 Fry, Pamela 110 Gabet, George 110, 150, 115 Gabriel, Gina 110 GaU, Gina 47, 110 Garrison, KeUy 117, 110 Gehl, Monica 110 Geiger, Pamela 110 Gentile, Patricia 47, 110 Gibson, Deborah 110 Gill, Angie 111 Gladieux, Brian 37, 111 Glsaser, Daniel 111 Goetz, Sheri 111 Goodwin, Richard 111 Goodwin, Robert 40, 111, 128 Gorman, Molly 111 Grant, William 111 Grimm, Deirdre 111 Grosjean, Robert 111 Groves, Lisa 36, 111 Grutsch, John 40, 111 Grygienc, Chris 111 Gump, Peter 111, 149 Hammond, Barbara 111 Harkenrider, Kristi 111 Hartman, Cheryl 111 Hatfield, Gregory 106, 111 Hayden, Lynne 47, 111 Hayes, James 111 Heck, Cynthia 40, 111 Heidenreich, Mary 112 Heinecke, Tina 21, 112 Helmer, Kathryn 112, 124, 126, 128 Hendricks, Suzanne 112, 166, 167 Henry, Gary 40, 112 Hinsinger, Linda 112 Hensler, Kevin 40, 112 Herber, Anna 112 Herber, Robert 40, 112 Higgens, Kimberly 112 Hilker, Elizabeth Hipskind, Marie 112 Hixon, Krista 112, 136 Hoang, Lan 112 Hoevel, Robert 112 Hoffman, Jo Ellen 112 Hogan, Michael 112 HoUy, Danielle 112 Holmes. Thomas 112 Houlihan, Thomas 112, 150 Houser, John 112 Hoy, Brian 112 Huettner, Mary 106, 112, 118 Huhn, Anthony 112 Humphrey, Joyce 111, 113 Jastrzemski, Patrick 113 Jehl, David 113 Jehl, Edward 113, 154 Jesch, Michael 113 Joyce, ' Robert 113 Karst, Joyce 113 KarthoU, Nancy 109, 113, 128 Kelly, Daniel 40, 113, 123 Kelly, Timothy 113, 154 Kelty, Michael 40, 113 Kemper, Mark 113 Kendregan, Brendan 113 Kersjes, Sharon 113 Key, Ronald 113 Killion, Sandra 110, 113, 116 Kinder, Cheryl 113 Klaffke, Doris 113 Klapheke, Mark 113 Klapheke, Michael 113 Klingenberger, Mark 113 Knight, Stephen 113 Koch, Karen 114 Koehl, Beatrice 40, 114 Koeller, Rodney 114 Koester, Kevin 114 Kohrman, Steven 114 Kosiarek, Catherine 114, 126, 136 Krach, Janna 114, 166, 167 Kraft, Timothy 114 Krueger, Timothyll4 Krumel, Dianne 114 Labarbera, Michael 114 Lauer, Daniel 114 Lauer, Teresa 114 Lehman, Laura 114 Linder, Maureen 114 Lobacz, David 114 Logue, Lisa 47, 114, 127 Long, Kristine 114 Loriot, Matthew 114, 149 Lothamer, Joyce 114 Lowery, Linda 40, 114 Luarde, Michael 108, 114, 150 Luther, Don 115 Lutz, John 115 Manley, Stephen 112, 115 Marcum, Nancy 115 Martin, Richard 115 Martin, Thomas 40, 115 Mayers, Mark 115, 154 McCormick, John 115 McEvoy, John 115, 154 McKinna, Joseph 115 McKenzie, Thomas 115, 150 INDEX 171 McMahon, Timothy 115, 154 McNulty, Stephen 115 Merkle, Barbara 115 Meyer, Carolyn 40, 115 Minick, Chris 115 Mommer, Mark 40, 155 Morton, Sheila 115 Musick, Jeffrey 115 Nancarrow, Stefan 115 Neddeff, Timothy 115 Neu, Christine 40, 115 Nichter, Gary 116 Nieb, Pamela 119 Niemann, Mary 116 Niezer, Edward 116 Nix, Patrick 116, 118 Nolan, Jane 116, 163 Getting, Steven 116 Passino, John 116 Penningroth, Amy 116 Pequignot, Janice 116 Pham, Dang 116 Pikel, Karen 116 Poinsatte, Danielle 116, 166 Porter, Kent 116 Poure, WiUiam 114, 116, 154 Prowant, Julie 116 Purviance, James 116, 154 Quigley, Teresa 116, 128 Racine, Raymond 116 Racine, Rebecca 116 RaZzini, Elise 116 Reifinberg, Karla 116, 166 Reinbolt, Virginia 116 Reinig, Karen 116 Reszel, Gregory 117 Reynolds, Gerard 117, 154 Richardson, Luann 117 Richardson, Therese 117 Riemen, Robert 117 Robbins, Shannon 117 Roberts, Jacquelin 117 Rody, Cynthia 117 Rolfsen, Peter 117, 154 Rooney, John 117 Rooney, Tim 49, 117, 154 Rorick, Nancy 113, 117 Rosswurm, Vivian 117 Roy, Daniel 117, 154 Ryan, John 117 Ryan, Thomas 117 Scattaregia, Mary 117 Scheiber, Dona 117 Schmidt, Gay 117 Schneider, Kathleen 117 Schoenle, Gerald 106, 117, 149, 154 Schramm, Christine 117 Secrest, Marilyn 117, 118, 136 Seculoff, Nancy 118 Shane, Rebecca 40, 118 Shattuck, Patricia 118 Short, Susan 118, 128 Simmons, Nora 118 Smith, Carla 118 Smith, Chris 118, 149 Smith, Laura 118 Snyder, Lee 40, 118 St. Amour, Mary 118 Steger, MoUie 38, 118 Strack, George 40, 118 Straessle, Thomas 118 Suelzer, Kathleen 118 Swenda, Kristina 118, 138 Thissen, Catherine 118 Toschlog, Deborah 118, 136 Ulrey, Blaine 118 Ummel, Julie 37, 110, 113, 118 Vodde, Marilyn 118 Voigt, Susan 40, 118 Voorhees, Maryellen 118 Ward, Dale 118 Watson, Thomas 119 Wayer, Gregory 119, 154 Wiegand, Margret 119, 163 Weigand, John 114, 119, 127, 154 Weigand, Susan 119, 163 Weingartner, Judi 119 Weingartner, Rita 119 Weingartner, Robert 119 Wiengartner, Rose 119 Weis, Claire 119 Wledon, Bart 119 Westendorf, Kathleen 37, 119, 166 Witham, Deborah 119 Wettkamper, Jeffrey 119 Woenker, Linda 119 Woods, Mary 119 Wunderlin, Mark 119 Wyss, Joseph 119 Yentes, John 40, 119 Young, Mark 119 Zahnen, Joesph 119 Ziliak, Paul 119 FACULITY AND ADMINISTRATION Krason, Rev. Edward J. 10, 11 Wortman, Sister Denis 10 Woods, Joesph 10, 40 Adang, Gary 17 Arata, Catherine 12 Bachman, Monica 13, 34, 35 Barrand, Barbara 13 Barns, Mary 17 BartolameoUi, Larry 11, 13, 15, 25, 147 Basset, Helen 13 Bierbaum, Jean 13 Boniface, Crescentea 13 Brown, Katherine Sue Case, Anne 17 Colvin, Craig 15 Cornell, Carol 17, 39, 109 Crall, Jerry 12, 15, 23 Dominiak, Sue 15, 160, 163 DuUe, Sister Theresa Marie 15, 50 Flowers, Lovelee 14, 30 Garrison, Sandy 13 Gentile, Patricia 11, 12 Gloman, Joyce 16 Herber, Robert 16, 25, 157 Hicks, George 14 Jackson, Mary Anne 14 Hinkle, Harriet 17 Johns, Andrew 150 Johnston, Anne 16, 76 Kaltenmark, Sharon 14 Koehler, Sister Jeanne 39 Koester, James 15, 24, 50 Krouse, Richard 11, 14 Levy, Delana 15, 44, 45 Lewandowski, Brother Jim 17 Loney, Daniel 16 Malinowski, Judy 13 McCarthey, Pam 17, 166, 167 McComb, Madeline 39 Meyer, Robert 14 Minch, John 16, 36 Pfister, Father John 12, 149 Place, Father Terry 17 Pryor, Douglass 14 Raison, Dorthy 15 Rielly, Dr. Edward 17 Rielly, Jeanne 17 Ruiz, Dr. Gladys 15, 22 Ryan, Donald 31, 144 Ryan, Kent 14 Scudder, Dave 14, 106 Simmons, Marion 16 Stropki, Elizabeth 16 Sullivan, Father Bill 14 Syzmczak, Thomas 16 Teusch, Chris 15, 47, 138 Tierney, Martin 17 Thompson, Michael 16 Tone, Fred 16, 25, 150, 157 Walker, Jeffery 14 Wauters, Sister Renee 15, 136, 137 Weber, Robert 17, 76 172 INDEX Congratulations to the class of 77 in its hour of accomplishment and expectotion. o □ . • Today, more than ever, the wise use of your advertising dollar necessitates the proper use of all the graphic arts. 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First, there ' s the everlasting efforts of our two moderators, Mrs. Teusch and Mrs. Brown. Their willingness to help and patient understanding were always around. In addition, we ' d like to give special thanks to our professional photographer who never refused one of our last minute calls for pictures. We were also blessed by wonderful student photographers. Senior Mike Litch ' s contributions were always welcomed in our moments of need. To the special group of year bookers who always gave their best we say thank you. They made working on the Aureate memorable and enjoyable. The Editors ADS 183 Senior Moods 7 1.84 CLOSING L I CLOSING 185 JOST3MS COM NY Dwenger . . . God ' s Gift To Us And Others