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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

Oh when the Saints go marching in, Oh when the Saints go marching in, We will all be there to greet them hen the Saints go marching in. -A -I-N-T-S SAINTS Oh when our strength has been revealed Oh when our strength has been revealed We will clap and cheer and try For the Saints of Dwenger High. 1-1 2-2 3-3 B-D! AUREATE 1981 Bishop Dwenger High School Ft. Wayne, Indiana Volume 15 Openiag . . . Academics . Seniors .... Sports ...... Student Life People ■; . . . . Ads Index Closing .... Title Page 1 m i - k vH- The Center Of Jesus Christ: 1. Rusty Burdge, Mike Obergfell, and Chuck Mcnulty 2. Father Sullivan and Father Stieglitz with newly com- misioned Eucharistic ministers 3. Jackie Hatfield 4. Mr. Schoenle and June Haughan 5. Joann Knight and Julie Burns 6. Beth Bartkus and Sue Harber 2 Opening cowry milk ii nv Our Lives 7030473 Being a Catholic school, Bishop Dwenger takes great pride and joy in its religious foundation. Through community Masses and reflection services, students come to under- stand their relationship with God. Our faith was the constant which set us apart and united us. Some mem- bers of the senior class, prepared to make a deep committment to their faith, became Eucharistic ministers and conducted communion services in the chapel. Many students contri- buted their time and talent to help make the many Dwenger community celebrations memorable. The Pasto- rale Care Team, in particular, offered their time and talent towards mak- ing the celebrations possible. There was never a shortage of volunteers who were willing to participate in the celebration itself or in the planning and writing of the service. The Masses at Bishop Dwenger were tru- ly student celebrations. Opening 3 Students Become Involved In Extracurricular 4 Opening Activities 1. Leann Lerch, Maria Vinci, and Jane Roberts 2. Jeff Pikel 3. Angie Garrett and Tom Farwell 4. Caroline Bookmyer and Sue Nicum 5. Margaret Centlivre 6. Masked Drummer 7. Joe Rosswurm 8. Chapel service Opening 5 Diverse And Colorful: The Difference Which Makes BD A Special Place To Be 6 Opening 1. Coach Tone 2. Katie Logan and Jane Roberts 3. Mark Peters 4. Newspaper enthusiasts 5. Coach Herber 7. Nicole Robbins, Mrs. Bachman, and Terry Wehrly 8. Anita Mark, Kelly Newell and friend, Jeanne Botteron, and Sue Offerle 9. Mr. Roy Grimmer, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Mrs. Dede Dahm and Mr. Bob Carteaux Opening One day everything was a blur of hats, plaids, stripes, polka dots, costume jew- elry and glitter. Nothing looked right. The students weren ' t blind, even though their clothes didn ' t look at all coordinated. The students were living up to the expectations of Clash Day . The next day put everyone back into the Southwestern days in the 1800 ' s. Boots, spurs, hats, and holsters were worn by all. Stick ponies transported students to class. Cap-gun duels were fought in the halls. This was Western Day . For the two days following, stu- dents dressed in suits, dresses, and high heels. The halls and cafeteria were decorated with posters, balloons, and streamers. What did all of this mean? Spirit Week at B.D. High! Opening 1. Terry Derloshon, Dondo, Otis, Todd Eagan 2. Terry Derloshon, Todd Eagan. 3. Juniors 4. Nick the stick Henry 5. Jennie Hunt 6. Tim O ' Brien confront a foe. 7. Bob Jehl Opening 9 1. Homecoming Court 2. Beth Schubert and her parents 3. Dwenger lineup and Student Tunnel 4. Marching Band 5. Dave Bender 6. Popon girls 7. Mike Peters 8. Margaret Lynch 10 Opening The 1980 Homecoming was a huge success! During the day, a record crowd of students participated in the festivities. Students got involved in pudding-eating, best leg, egg-throwing, Cakewalk, and other con- tests. In the evening, there was a large turn-out for the football game. Even though we lost to North Side, the excite- ment of the evening was not lost. At half- time, prom queen Beth Shubert was crowned. After the game, many couples attended the homecoming dance. Opening 11 Dwenger: Something For Everyone In keeping with Dwenger ' s tradition for scholastic excellence, the school ' s administration offered an unpara- lelled academic program. Along with the usual history, science, English, math, home economics, music, and business courses, many new honors courses were added. Many gifted stu- dents enjoyed the challenge of par- ticipating in an honors course. The freshmen were initiated into high- school-level work while many sen- iors staggered under the load of weighted classes. While some seniors prepared for vocations, others looked forward to college. The infamous col- lege-prep course, which every stu- dent cursed while he took but after- ward acknowledged its helpfulness, accustomed seniors to college-level work. Other courses aided students in their college preparation. In addition to and suplementing the fine academic program at Dwenger, the high quality BD teaching staff made this year a truly outstanding one. Lending their support and knowledge, teachers, advisers, and coaches urged and encouraged stu- dents to always strive to give 100%. A great debt is owed the teachers who took a special interest in the students and gave their time and leadership in the form of activities. Teachers also had to adjust to the snow days and fog days, no matter how much they upset the lessen plan! 12 Opening 1. Scott Sorg and Pete Prowant 2. Nancy Voirol 3. Tim Landstoffer 4. Pete Prowant, Dave Lawrence, and Kath Schroeder 5. Mike Fuller and Kim Nist 6. terrifying Mr. Ray 7. Sr. Virginia ' s birthday celebration 8. Greg Newport 9. Gina Kostoff Opening It Academics: The B.D. Staple r L i ps The high-quality academic program at Bishop Dwenger challenged the students to accell. Many areas of study were pursued: music, science, math, art, home-economics, writing, theology, band, and business. Throughout the year, the faculty faithfully instructed the students. A new concept in career planning was attempted. During the semester in- terim, a career week was sched- uled. All students participated in the welcome break from studies. Many programs supplemented the regular instruction at BD. Special honors courses were established to challenge the especially adept students, and they proved successful. Dwenger ' s tradition of academic excellence en- riched yet another year. 1. Math student 2. Brian Butler 3. Amy Dobosz, and Marty Schon 4. Karen Bass 5. Molly Kelly, Laura Thissen, Shupe 6. Thanksgiving Dinner 7. Pat Boylen 8. Amy Kennard Opening 15 WHEN THE SAINTS GC HaVRCIHINB IN iM K: Seniors relax in the gym Remember College (drag) prep . . . POUND! close enough . Paula and Marty getting married the senior retreat la philosophie de l ' absurde Mrs. S ' s balloons . . Ya-es!! . . . pregame Alright! . . . take out a piece of paper! . . . Marginal people . Sweet cheeks OPPRESSION mar- riage class . . the hostages . the beast . . . the boat the bomb Florida or bust . . . ten days ' til spring break . . hop 123 hop 123 hop 123 pick up hop down to the Scene Shop and make glue Jennv Braun ties the yellow ribbon around the old OAKTREE. Captain Wally class reunions at Il ' PU library Less Miserables . . . constructive rules for mari- tal arguments . fruit flies Go back to sleep, Don. The talent show elementary fun cancelled ski trips . . foggy mornings . . C,H c OH Dr. Groucho (N.P.) College-Prepitis . . . B ' .S. ' s college-prep hair style . . melting candles state contest . going to state for hockey typing all night . . Gift of Jesus . Getting rowdy looking forward to summer but already missing our friends. 16 Senior Division Edward Alexejun James Allgeier Joseph Altmeyer William Armendariz Beth Askins Roberta Banasiak Lawrence Bandor Tina Baron Maureen Barr John Barrett Elizabeth Margaret Bass Bartkus HH9H Chris Bender David Bender Gerald Bennett Michael Berghoff Karla Biberstine Michael Bierbaum Janet Bobay Julie Bobay Marylou Bonahoom Ronald Bookmeyer Jeanne Botteron James Bougher 17 Seniors Timothy Boyce Susan Brandt Jennifer Braun David Brown Rebecca Buckley Judy Budzon Julie Burns Brian Butler Susan Carroll Janette Ceckowski John Centlivre Laura Chambers Patricia Chandler William Christman Danny Clemens Yvonne Clemens Sherrie Crossen Eloisa Cruz Michael Dahle Stephen Dahle Rosemarie Daugherty Amy Davis Michael Dawley 18 Seniors Eileen DeGrandchamp Jeffrey Deiser Paul Denning Terrence Derloshon Mark Didier Jennifer Doak William Doak Amy Dobosz Deanna Dold Jeanette Donovan Dale Drees Todd Eagan Anne Ehrman Mary Elward Kenneth Ertelt Mary Farnbauch Thomas Farwell Martha Feichter Gregory Fenker Nancy Fipp Karel Franke Emily Gall Michael Gaskill Nicholas Gatton Seniors 19 Gregory Gillig Michael Gindling Susan Gladieux Thomas Goodman Arnold Grashoff Cynthia Griffith James Gunder Karen Hansen Richard Harber Susan Harber Jill Harges Tamara Harkenrider Monica Harris Sheila Hartman Jacquelyn June Haughan Michael Heglas Hatfield David Heidenreich i i Colleen Heminger Kathryn Hilker John Hipskind James Hirschbiel Judith Hoevel Francis Hoffman Seniors 20 Paula Hoffman Terry Hogan ERSHhHB K-. w Bi I .j Lisa Hottinger Charles Hudak Heather Huettner Holly Huettner Jenifer Hunt Amy Jacobs Lynn Jones Jennifer Joyce Mary Kelly Casey Kendregan Amy Kennard Michael Killion Michael Kleber Thomas Klein Joann Knight David Knorr Pauline Koehl Katherine Koeller Timothy Krouse Diane Kucharski Mary LaBarbera Janice Leibe 21 Seniors Francis LaPlante Donald Lauer Margaret Kathryn Logan Teresa Lothamer Thomas Lineman Lothamer r fSfL Kathleen Luther Lisa MacGregor Paula Mastrangrl Jeffrey McClure Andre McConnel Michelle McCormick Brenda McKinney Michael McManus Helen Mensing Suzanne Meyers Elizabeth Miller Nancy Momper Michael Motherwell Lisa Mueller Joyce Munson Kevin Musick Brian Nelson Casey Newel Seniors 22 Suzette Niccum Robert Nicola John Niedermeyer Cheryl Nist Nancy Nolan Michael O ' Boyle Timothy O ' Brien Sheila O ' Rourke Donald Offerle Suzanne Offerle Tina Orman Dino Orsini Jeffrey Palermo Susan Palumbo Nicholas Parks Julie Partee Andrew Passino Debbie Pelkington Michael Peters Renee Pion Jerome Plant Timothy Price Michael Quirk Scott Reiling 23 Seniors Jean Renner Kenneth Rieman Nancy Rignanese Nicole Robbins Jane Roberts Tanya Roberts Mary Rogan Joseph Rosswurm Keith Rutsey Rebecca Ryan Tamara Sauter Anne Schenkel David Schmieman Karen Schneider Anne Schoenle Martin Schon Anne Schott Julia Schramm Marcia Schrein Elizabeth Schubert Victoria Schuster Martin Secrest Suzanne Shupe Christopher Siegel Seniors 24 Kathryn Smith Theodore Smith Ricky Spieth Michael Sprau Robert Steigmeyer Thomas Stein Mary Stoiber Robert Struckholz Laura Thissen John Thompson Daniel Tippmann Claire Tobin Rosemarie Stephen Usina Robert Venderley Teresa Vernon Nancy Voirol Scott Vorndran Tourney Wendy Ward Terrence Watson Thomas Wayer Teresa Wehrly Beth White Linda Wilkens Seniors 25 Andrew Wissing Mark Witte Gary Yarde Susan Yoquelet Steve Ziliak Ellen Zwierko Not Pictured: Ernest Evans David Kochanski Charles Korst Karen Krach David Lill Amy Miller Kathy Schantz Seniors 26 Tom Stein 1962-1980 Now he is a free spirit, wandering through the wide open fields; Like the eagle, he soars to a higher life; Like the breeze, his presence is felt but not seen; Through the years, our love for him will not tarnish. Tom ' s Page 27 28 Seniors 1. Tom Farwell and Mr. Gaughan 2. Ms Jackson with a research cake! ' ' 3. Mr. Herber and his class soup-can Christmas tree 4. Dave Knorr and Lisa Schenkel 5. Andy VVissing 6. Beth Schubert 7. Terrv Derloshon Seniors 29 The Moments We Will Cherish; 4 30 Seniors The Moments We Will Remember Seniors 31 Senior Brags • Senior Brags • Senior Brags • Senior Brags • Alexejun, Ed-Drama-3 Allgeier, James-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball- 1, 2, Key Club-2, 3, 4, Soccer-2, 3, 4 Altmeyer, Joe-Wrestling- 1, Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4, Library assistant-3, 4 Armendariz, William-Football- 1, 3, 4, Class of- ficer-4 Askins, Beth-Honor Roll-1 Banasiak, Bobbie-French Club-2, Honor Roll- 2, 3, Euch. Minister-4 Bandor, Larry Baron, Tina-Track-1, Intramural Bowling-1, 2, Z-Club-2, Honor Roll-1, Euch, Minister-4 Barr, Maureen-French Club-1, 2, Chorus-1, 2 Barrett, John-Bowling-4 Bartkus, Beth-Track-1, Honor Roll-2, Chorus- 2, 3. 4, Cheerleading-2, Pom Pon-3, 4, Mus. Cast-3 Bass, Peggy-French Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-1, 2, Band-1, Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club-3, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4, Euch. Minister-4 Bencer, Chris-Football-1, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, Soccer Club-2, 3, Key Club-2 Bender, Dave-Honor Roll-1. 2, 3. Key Club-2, 3, 4, Track-2, Football-3, Ski Club-4, Philosophy Club-3, Intramurals-3, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Biberstine, Karla-Honor Roll-1, 3, Musical-1, 2, 3, French Club-2, Pom Pon-3, 4, Z-Club-3, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Bierbaum, Michael-Science Club-1, 2, Soccer- 3, 4, Philosophy Club-3 Bobay, Janet Bobay, Julie Bonahoom, Mary-Plav-1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar-1, 2, 3, 4, French Club-1, 2, Z-Club-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society Bookmyer, Ron-Basketball 1 Botteron, Jeanne-Scholar- 1, Gymnastics-2, Pom Pon-3, 4 Bougher, Jim-Football-1. Wrestling-1, Key Club-2, 3, Soccer-2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-3, Yearbook- 3 Boyce, Tim-Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, Scholar-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-4 Brandt, Susan-Bowling-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, Track-2, Ski Club-3, Yearbook-4, Z-Club-4 Braun, Jenny-Z-Club-1, Class officer-2, Honor Roll-2, Stud, Coun.-Treasurer-3, Love Commit- tee-3, 4, Stud. Counc.-Pres.-4 Brown, Dave Buckley, Rebecca-Euch. Minister-4 Budzon, Judy-Chorus-1, 2, 3, Pom Pon-2, 3, 4 Bunting, Dean Burns, Julie-Cheerleader-1, 2, 4, Speech Club-1, Pep Club-1, Euch. Minister Butler, Brian-Wrestling-2 Carroll, Sue-French Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar-1 , 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-2, 3, 4, Orchestra Mus. -3, Newspa- per-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society Ceckowski, Janette-Yearbook-1, 2, Chorus-2, 3, 4, Centlivre, John-Football-1, Key Club-3, 4, Stage Crew-4 Chambers, Laure-Volleyball-1, Ski Club-1. 2, 3, 4, Scholar-1 Chandler, Patty-Tennis-2 Christijian, Bill-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball- 1, Track-1, 2, Key Club-2, Pari. Stud. Coun.-2 Clemens, Danny-Basketball-1, Ski Club-3. 4, Intramurals-3 Clemens, Yvonne-Ski Club-1, 2, Cheerleader-2, gymnastics-3, 4 Crossen, Sherrie-Volley-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, Softball-1, 2, French Club-3, Z-Club-4, Nat ' l Honor Society-4, 3, Euch. Minister-4 Cruz, Eloisa-Scholar-1, 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-2, 3, 4- Pres., Yearbook-2, 3, 4, Science Club-2, Medical Careers Club-2, V. Pres.-3, Bowling-3, Love Com- mittee-3, 4, Senior Class officer-4, Nat ' l Honor Society-4 Cuny, Diana-Z-Club-1, Yearbook-2, Gvmnas- tics-2, Ski Club-3, 4 Dahle, Michael-Football-1, Track-1, Hockey-3, Ski Club-4 Dahle, Stephen-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, Daugherty, Rosie-Volleyball-1, 2, Honor Roll- 2 Davis, Amy-Track-1, 2, Vollevball-1, 2, Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4 Dawley, Mike-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, DeGrandchamp, Eillen-Tj-ack-1, Bowling-1 Deiser, Jeff-Wrestling-1, Baseball-3, Soccer-3, 4, Intramurals-3, 4 Denning, Paul-Wrestling-1, 2, Derloshon, Terry-Wrestling-1, 2, 4, Track-1, Soccer-2, Euch. Minister-4 Didier, Mark-Honor Roll-1, Intramurals-3, 4 Doak, Bill-Football-1, 2, Doak, Jenny-Track-1, 2, Honor Roll-1, 2 Dobosz, Amy-Ski Club-3, 4, Yearbook-4 Dold, Dede Donovan, Jeanette-Childs Play-Dir.-l, Honor Roll-3, Ski-Club-3 Drees, Dale-Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-2, Stage Crew-2 Eagan, Todd-Track-1, 2, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Key- Club-4 Eckler, Lauren-French-1, 2, 3. Ski 1, 2, 3, Cho- rus-1, 2, 3, Drama-3 Ehrman, Anne-Track-1, 2, Ski Club-2, Gymnas- tics-2, 3, 4 Elward, Mary-Pom Pon-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, Vol- leyball-1, Z-Club-2, Baseball Manager-2, 3, 4, V. Pres.-4 Ertelt, Kenneth-Football-1, 3, 4, 2, Basketball Mgr.-l, Bowling-2, 3, 4, Track-2, 3, Key Club-2, 3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-4, Honor Roll-2, 3, Evans, Ernest-Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4, Human Awareness-3 Farnbauch, Mary-Gymnastics-2, Wrestling Mgr.-2, 3 Farwell, Thomas-Chorus-1, 2, 3, Mus. Orch.-l. 2, 3, 4, Soccer Club-3 Feichter, Martha-Cheerleading-1, Track-1, 2, Basketball-2, 3, 4 Fenker, Greg Fipp, Nancy-Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country-4, Z-Club-4, Scholar Roll-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-1, 2 Franke, Karel-Track-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, French Club-2, 3, Pom Pon-1, 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-1, 2, Euch. Minister-4, Love Committee-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Gall, Emy-Bowling-1, Childs Play-2, 3, Honor Roll-2, Gymnastics-3, 4, Love Committee-3, 4, Track-3, Euch. Minister-4 Gaskill, Mike-Football-1, Wrestling-1, 2, Fall Play-2, Bowling-2, Soccer-3, 4, French Club-3, 4, Ski Club-3, 4 Gatton, Nicholas-Honor Roll-1, Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Gerard, Audrey-Honor Roll-1 Gillig, Greg-Tennis-3, Honor Roll — , Bowling-4 Gindling, Mike-Honor Roll-1, 2, Golf-2, 3 Gohen, Vanessa Goodman, Tom-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, Intramurals-3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-4 Grashoff, Arnie-Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 Griffith, Cynthia Gunder, Jim-Football-1, 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. 1 Hansen, Karen-Z-Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader-2, 3, 4 Harber, Rick-Bowling-4 Harber, Sue-Track-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, Math Club-3, 4, Z-Club-4, Newspaper-4 Harges, Jill Harkenrider, Tammy-Track-1, 2, Gymnastics- Harris, Monica-Medical Club-1, French Club- 2, Love Committee-3, Z-Club-4 Hartman, Sheila-Honor Roll-1, 3, Newspaper- 2, Spanish Club-4, Yearbook-4 Hatfield, Jackie-Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, Class Treas.-l, Z-Club-2, 3, 4, Ski-Club-2, Class Treas.-3, Stud. Coun. Sec. -4, Yearbook-3, Euch. Minister-4 Haughan, June-Spanish Club-4 Heglas, Michael-Track-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country-1, Soccer Club-2, 3, 4, Key Club-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Heidenreich, Dave-Football-1, 2, Wrestling-1 Heminger, Colleen-Z-Club 2, 3 Hilker, Kathy-Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Hipskind, John-Scholar-2 Hirschviel, Jim Hoevel, Judy-Track-2, Z-Club-3, 4, Musical Staff-3, Newspaper-4 Hoffman, Paula-Honor Roll-2, 3, Ski Club-2, 4, Z-Club-4 Hoffman, Pete-Intramurals-3, Key Club-4 Hogan, Terry Hottinger, Lisa-Art Club-2, Yearbook-3, 4, Ski Club-4, Band-4, Newspaper-4 Hucak, Charles-Honor Roll-1, 2, Tennis-2, 3, 4 Huetter, Heather-Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader- 1, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Cross Country-3, 4, Z-Club-4, Spanish Club-4 Huettner, Holly-Cheerleader-1, Honor Roll-2, Z-Club-3, Sec. -4, Medical Career Club Sec-3 Hunt, Jennie-French Club-1, Gymnastics-1, 3, 4, Spanish Club-4, Z-Club-4 Jacobs, Amy Jones, Lynn-Ski Club-3 Joyce, Jennifer- Volleyball-1, 2, Honor Roll-1, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Orch.-2, 3, Fall Play Crew-2, Cross Country- 3, 4, Science Club-4 Kelly, Frank-Football-2 Kelly, Molly-Volleyball-1, German Club-1, Z- Club-3, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, Newspaper-3, Tuffy-3 Kendregan, Casey-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling-1, Track-1 Kennard, Amy-Child ' s Play-1, 2, 3, Honor Roll- 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club-2, 3, Fall Play-3, 4, Musi- cal-2, 3, 4, Newspaper-2, Yearbook-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Kill ion. Mike-Basketball-1, Hockev-2, Tennis- 32 Senior Achievements Senior Brags • Senior Brags • Senior Brags • Senior Brags 2, 3, 4, Soccer-3, 4, Intramurals-3 Kleber, Mike-Science Club-2, Scholar-2. 3, Medical Careers Club-3, Key Club-4 Klein, Tom-Basketball-1, Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4 Knight, Joann-Pom Pon-1, 2, 3, 4, Love Com- mittee-4 Knorr, Dave-Football-1, 2, 3, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-2 Kochanski, David-Basketball-1, Golf-2, Intra- murals-3 Koehl, Pauline-Band 1, 2, 3 Koeller, Kay-Ski Club-2, Z-Club-3 Korst, Chuck-Football-1, 2 Krach, Karen-Volleyball-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, Ski Club-4, Human Awareness-3 Krouse, Tim-Wrestling-1, Server-2 Kucharski, Diane-Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Euch. Minister-4, Yearbook-1, Musical Stage Crew-1, Spring Musical-2, Love Commit- tee-4 LaBarbera, Mary-Z-Club-4 Laibe, Jan-Volleyball-1, 2, 3, Track-1, Z-Club-2, 3, 4, Ski Club-3, 4, Cheerleader-2, 4, Baseball Mgr.3 LaPlante, Frank-Football Mgr.-l, 2, 3, Child ' s Play-1, Fall Play-2, 3, 4 Lauer, Don-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-3 Lill, David Lineman, Peggy Logan, Katie-Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4, Mus. Cast- 2, Mus.-3, Euch. Minister-4 Lothamer, Teresa-Bowling-2, 3, Newspaper-2 Lothamer, Tom-Wrestling-1, 2, 3, Soccer-1, 4, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3 Luther, Kath MacGregor, Lisa Mastrangelo, Paula-Science Club-1, 4, Schol- ar Roll-1, 2, Basketball-1, 2, Medical Careers Club-2, 3, Nat ' l Honor Society-V. Prs.-3, 4, Year- book Editor-4, 3, Love Committee-4 McClure, Jeffrey-Science Club-1, Honor Roll- 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Mgr.-2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 McCormack, Michelle McConnell, Andre McKinney, Brenda-Band-1, Orchestra-2, 3 McManus, Mike-Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Mensing, Helen-German Club-1, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, Z-Club-3, 4 Meyers, Suzanne Miller, Amy-Track-1. Miller, Liz-Honor Roll-2 Momper, Nancy-Vollevball-1, 2, 3, 4, German Club-1, Mus.l, 2, Scholar-1, 2, Tennis Mgr.-3, Love Committee-3 Motherwell, Michael-Honor Roll-1, Key Club-3, 4, A.V.-4 Mueller, Lisa-Track-1, 2, 3, Honor Roll-1,2, 3, Gymnastics-2, 3, Ski Club-3, Munson, Joyce Musick, Kevin-Scholar-1, 2, 3, Tennis-2, 3, 4 Nelson, Brian-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, Scholar-2, Honor Roll-3 Newell, Casey-Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, Track-1, Tennis-2, Golf-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-2, 3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Niccum, Sue-Yearbook-2, 3, 4, Gymnastics-2, 3, Honor Roll-2, Spanish Club-4, Love Committee- 4, Z-Club-4 Nicola, Bob-Basketball Mgr.-l, Track Mgr.-l, Bowling- 1, Stage Crew-1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook-3, 4 Niedemeyer, John-Football-1, 2, 3, Wrestling- 1, Track-2, Key Club-3, 4, V. Pres. Class-3 Nist, Cheryl-French Club-1, 2, Band-1. 2, 3, Pres.-4, Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, Z-Club-2, 3, 4, Ski Club-3, 4, Bowling-2, Yearbook-3, 4, Love Com- mittee-4, Child ' s Play-2 Nolan, Nancy-Honor Roll-1, 3, Scholar-1, 2, Stage Crew-1, Tennis Team-2, Z-Club-2, Year- book , Ski Club-2 O ' Boyle, Mike-Ski Club-1, 2, Intramurals-3 O ' Brien, Tim Offerle, Donald-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Mus.-2, 3, Ski Club-2, Pres.-4 Offerle, Sue-Pom Pon-3, 4 Orman, Tina-Z-Club-2, 3, 4, French Club-2, Tuffy-2, 3, 4, Newspaper-2 O ' Rourke, Sheila-Stage Crew-2, Key Club-3 Orsini, Dino-Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll-1, Key Club-3, 4, Football-4 Palermo, Jeff-Football-1, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4 Palumbo, Sue-Yea-book-1, French Club-2, Bowling-3 Parks, Nick-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-2, 3, 4, Partee, Julie Passino, Andrew-Football-1, Wrestling-1, 2, Cross Country-3, Track-3 Pelkington, Debbie-Gymnastics-2, 3, 4, Wres- tling Mgr.-2, 3 Peters, Mike-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Pion, Renee-Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-4, Key Club-4, Art Club-4, Euch. Minister-4 Plant, Jerry-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, Weightlifting-1, 2, 3 Price, Tim-Honor Roll-1, 2, Intramurals-3 Quirk, Mike-Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Mus.-2, 3, Orch.-l, 2, 3 Reiling, Scott-Football-1, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, C. Country-2, 3, 4, Track-3 Renner, Jeanne-Bowling-2, 3, Z-Club-2, Love Committee-4 Rignanese, Nancy-Track-1, 2, Band, 1, 2, Ski Club-2, Z-Club-4 Robbins, Nicole-Child ' s Play-1, Ski Club-2, 1, Bowling-1, 2 Roberts, Jane-Vollevball-1, 2, Scholar-1, 3, Track-1, 2, Class Sec.-l, Ski Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Tuffy- 2, 3, Yearbook-3, Baseball Mgr.-3, Class Pres.-2, Cheerleader-3, 4, Love Committee-4, V. Pres. -4, Euch. Minister-4 Roberts, Tanya-Track-1, Chorus-1, 2, 3, Z- Club-2, 4, Stage Crew-2 Rogan, Mary-Yearbook-2, 4, French Club-2, Scholar-2, Honor Roll-3, Z-Club-3, 4, Bowling-3, 4, Love Committee-4 Rosswurm, Joe-Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll- 1, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Rutsey, Keith Ryan, Becky-Volleyball-1, Honor Roll-3 Sauter, Tammie-Honor Roll-1, Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4 Schenkel, Anne-Z-Club-2, 3, 4, Bowling-2, Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Love Committee-4 Schmieman, Dave-Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-3, 4 Schneider, Karen Schoenle, Anne-German Club-1, Scholar-1, 2, 3, 4, Z-Club-2, 3, 4. Track-2, 3, C. Country-3, 4, Self-Awareness-3, Sec. -3, Class Treas.-4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4, Love Committee-3 Schon, Marty-Basketball-1, Football-2, 3, 4 Schott, Ann-French-1, Scholar-1, 2, 3, Track-2, Art Club-3, Z-Club-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, Treas.-4 Schramm, Julie-Yearbook-1 Schrein, Marcia-Track-2 Schubert, Elixabeth-Pom Pon-1, Track-1, 2, 3, Bowling-1, Chorus-1, Ski Club-2, Scholar-1. 2, 3, V. Pres of Class-2, Mus.-2, Z-Club-2, Child ' s Play- 3, Cheerleader-3, 4, Nat ' l Honor Society-3, 4 Schuster, Vickie-Ski Club-2, 3, 4, Z-Club-4 Secrest, Martin-Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Football- 1, Track-2, 3, Key Club-3, 4 Shupe, Sue-Tennis-2, Ski Club-3, 4 Siegel, Chris Smith, Kathryn-Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-1, 2, 3, Key Club-3, 4, Love Committee-2, 3, Euch. Minis- ter-4 Smith, Ted Spieth, Rick Sprau, Mike-Baseball-3, 4 Steigmeyer, Bob-Football-1, Key Club-2, 3, 4, Baseball-2, 3, 4, Class Pres.-3, Stud. Coun. V. Pres. -4, Intramurals-3, 4 Stein, Tom Stoiber, Mary Jo-Ski Club-1, Gymnastics Mgr.-3 Stuckholz, Bob-Science Club-1, 2, Soccer-3, Human Awareness-3 Thissen, Laura-Honor Roll-1, Scholar-2, 3, Yearbook-2, 4, Love Committee-3, 4, Z-Club-4 Thompson, John-Chorus-1, 2, 3, Band-3 Tobin, Claire-Honor Roll-1, 2, Ski Club-3, 4, Z- Club-3, 4, Spanish Club-4 Tourney, Rosemarie Usina, Steve-Soccer-3, 4 Venderley, Bob-Honor Roll-1, 2 Vernon, Teresa-Honor Roll-1, 2, Fall Play-2, Mus. -4, Love Committee-4 Voirol, Nancy-Tennis-1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball-1, Ski Club-3 Vorndran, Scott Ward, Wendy-Bowling-2 Watson, Terry-Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Wayer, Tom-Basketball-1, Wrestling-2, Base- ball-3, 4, Key Club-3, 4 Wehrly, Terri-Gymnastics Mgr.-3 White, Beth-Child ' s Play-3, Pom Pon-4 Wilkens, Linda-Scholar Roll-1, 2, 3, Ski Club-3, -, Z-Club-4, Spanish Club-4 Wiseman, Scott Wissing, Andrew Witte, Mark-Football-1, Soccer-2, 3, 4, Buwl- ing-3, 4, Intramurals-4 Yarde, Gary Yoguelet, Sue Ziliak, Steve-C. Country-2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Key Club-4, Intramurals-3, 4 Zwierko, Ellen-Z-Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Achievement 33 K.C. and Eloisa demonstrate that work can be done more efficiently when both cooperate. Sue and Ernie spend a blissful moment- with their books. r t f W .■....■■..— ' Finding nobody who wants to listen, Tina and Chuck resort to phone and P. A. soliciting. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Friendliest: Renee Pion and John Centlivre Most Cooperative: Eloisa Cruz and K.C. Ertelt Most Studious: Sue Carroll and Ernie Evans Most Talkative: Tina Orman and Chuck Hudak Nicest Smile: Katie Logon and Ca- sey Newell Most Valuable: Jenny Braun and Bob Steigmeyer Most Talented: Marcia Schrein and Danny Clemens Best Dressed: Diane Kucharski and Dino Orsini Best Athlete: Jennifer Joyce and Dave Schmieman Danny ' s musical and Marcia ' s artistic talents have added much to B.D. in these past four years. r ' w wi  i i Casey and Katie model their big Who needs fashion magazines when we smiles. have Diane and Dino to follow? Where would one expect to find two It ' s a rare sight to see Jennifer and Dave valuables like Jenny and Bob other standing still, rather than out on the than the safest places? field or in the gym. 34 Senior Superlatives Mike and Lynn peak out from their hiding place to give the camera a smile. How can Peggy and Kevin help but to be successful? In the short of it and the long of it. There ' s nowhere to go but up. being courteous pays off, as Mike and Paula prove. Jo and Marty ' s personalities are an asset to the school. The price Julie and Chuck pay for any prank is never too high. Nancy and Andy ' s outgoing personalities are al- ways taking them to interesting places. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Reserved: Lynn Jones and Mike McMannus Most Likely To Succeed: Peggy Bass and Kevin Musick Most Courteous: Paula Mastran- gelo and Mike Kleber Most Outgoing: Nancy Momper and Andy Passino Most Popular: Beth Schubert and Mike Berghoff Class Clown (Buffoon): Julie Par- tee and Chuck Korst Best Personality: Jo Knight and Marty Schon Best All Around: Jane Roberts and Nick Parks Beth and Mike sign the autograph books of their adoring fans. Jane and Nick show that, with keeping in tradi tion, they are best all around. Senior Superlatives 35 Prom Court 1981 Prom Queen Ann Schott 36 Prom Court Beth White Prom Court 37 a The Long And Winding Road Music for the 1981 Prom was provided by the J. Branum Band. Ann Schott is announced as the Prom Queen. Class President Mike Berghoff crowns Prom Queen Ann Schott. The 1981 Prom Court and their dates. The Prom was held at the Imperial House Ballroom. The theme for the Prom was The Long and Winding Road ' Baccalaureate Mass And Dinner Co-Valedictorian Peggy Bass gives her speech at the dinner. Co-Valedictorians Sue Carroll and Peggy Bass, the Bishop, and Salu- ditorian Anne Schoenle. The 1981 Baccalaureate was on May 29th. Mass was held at the Cathedral and was celebrated by Bishop McMannus, the graduates, family, teachers, and friends. The Bishop asked all graduates to stand during his homily, as his words were aimed towards the graduates. After Mass, dinner was served at the Scottish Rite. Co- Valedictori- ans Peggy Bass and Susie Carroll and Salutitorian Anne Schoenle were honored and each gave a speech Seniors were recognized for outstanding academic records as well as for participation in various activities. The evening proved to be enjoyable for all. The Bishop had all graduates on their feet during his inspiring homily. Presenting: The Class Of 1981 U r £x  tvW JpNsf «S S -oir There was an unexpectedly large crowd at graduation: all of the seniors showed up! Andre McConnell lets out a sigh of relief as he receives his diploma. The class of 1981 graduated on May 31, 1981 in the Dwenger gym. Parents, family, and friends looked on as 220 seniors re- ceived their diplomas. Mr. Fred Tone was the guest speaker, giving the graduates some words of encouragement as they be- gin this new part of their lives. Diplomas were given out by Mr. Gaughan. The rest of the afternoon was spent celebrating the accomplishments of the class of 1981. Mr. Gaughan gives the seniors advice and reminds them of the importance of intestinal fortitude. Seniors share with each other the joy of graduation. Mr. Tone gave a moving speech to the seniors about The graduates switch their tassels to the left side and graduating. air in jubilation. in throwing them up in the Heather and Holly Huettner, as well as others, reflect on the meaning of graduation. The senior members of student council present Mr. Gaughan with the sign. Jean Botteran anticipates graduation. 1. Getting to class on time 2. Home Economics 3. Tina van Allen 4. Class in session 5. Jean Racine and Natalie Frato 6. Mike Obergfell: silent persuasion 7. Physics class Academics 43 B.D. Faculty: We Learn By Their Example mr Administration: The Central Network As dean of students, Mr. Herber was kept busy determining what the students were up The administration is literally the central network of the entire school. It has a team of hardworking, dedi- cated people who are willing to give their best for everyone in school. Working together, this team will keep our school in its best shape. These people really let the Dwenger pride shine through! Mrs. Jehl was the band director and the assistant dean of students. 48 Administration The Office: A Busy Intersection. The smiling face of Mrs. Passino was a familiar one in the front office. % , Being admissions clerk has its ups and downs, but one knows whatever the problem, Mrs. Ocken will quickly solve it. As Mr. Gaughan ' s secretary, Mrs. Maher was kept busy and rarely found time to read the newspaper. Handling the financial end of the administration, Mrs. Altmeyer headed the business department. It always seemed that Mrs. Holly would never get her typing done because she was always being interupted! Guidance: Showing Us The Ways To Go Mrs. Kaltenmark was always ready to give advice to anyone who asked This year, the Bishop Dwenger Guidance department helped many students choose classes, colleges, and discover new career choices. Mrs. Kaltenmark, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Steger all worked very hard to make this year a success. Mr. Meyer also helped out in scheduling. The entire department helped out the seniors who were always asking questions and looking for advice. Throughout the year, the staff was kept busy. Mrs. Steger finds out that being a guidance counselor takes a lot of hard manual labor; like typing. What ' s this? Mrs. Hall is finally having her very first Big Mac attack after a long day ' s work at the guidance office. Mr. Meyer often uses eye contact to intrigue his students. Library: Where Silence Reigns It was sometimes necessary for Sister Mary Jane to search out lost and forgotten books. These students found the library a very quiet and relaxing place to work in. During the ' 80- ' 81 school year, the Keanan Media Center proved to be a great assistance to many students, whether researching a paper or just getting away from it all. Sr. Mary Jane and Mrs. Kemp helped many students who were unfamiliar with the library. The library also stored all of the audio-visual equipment throughout the year. Library 51 Religion: A Part Of The Second World Gathering his class for a picture, Mr. Whalen demonstrates that we should all have i neighborly love for one another. Togetherness is often found in religion class as Mike Dahle and Mike Sprau demonstrate. Marty Secrest and Dino Orsine have apparently taken Sister Virginia ' s lecture about caring for your neighbor to heart! Religion usually has a calming effect on people, but it seems to have put Tammy VanAUen to sleep! The Religion Department, headed by Father Sullivan, strives to direct each student into the right path of our faith. The freshmen study Old and New Testament. The following ear they will learn about the history of Mass and Sacraments. As sopho- mores they also learn Christian Mo- rality. Juniors are taught about the different cultures of the world in World Religions, and they also study the Teachings of Christ. Seniors learn about Social Issues and the true facts of Marriage. The religion program at B.D. is well rounded to give students knowledge of the many aspects of faith. 52 Academics % I Miss Maciejewski doesn ' t seem too impressed with Phil Potoski ' s report. Religion class is full of surprises as Kris Christman learns by the appear ance of our camera m an. Fr. Sullivan celebrates the mass which draws us together as a communi ty- my Expressing religion through art is Judy Bobilya. Fr. Widman seems surprised by the writings of Julia Shuster. Communicating In Perfect English Are these students daydreaming or contemplating the strong words of Rick Reifenberg. College prep students study hard as they listen carefully to Ms. Jackson. These seniors find that Greek literature is sometimes amusing. While posing for the camera, Mr. Poston is a model teacher. The English department continued with their hard work to perfect all levels of the language. The freshmen were taught all about grammar in or- der to speak and write correctly. Sophomores studied American lit- erature and also read about the scar- let letter. These students also had the chance to learn about the mass medias and practice their speech. Ju- niors learned about English litera- ture and also read some books on their own. The seniors were occupied with a variety of classes ranging from world literature to the infamous col- lege prep course. The English de- partment kept the Saints busy and learning this year. 54 Academics Liz Miller and Mike O ' Boyle discover that World Lit isn ' t as difficult as everyone had told them last year. Problems Solved Mr. Thompson teaches his class the far-reaching effects of the standard yard stick. Gladly, Mrs. Goehring poses for a picture before attempting to solve this difficult quadratic equation. As usual, things in the Math depart- ment added up. Incoming freshmen were terrified by algebra while the sophomores struggled with geometry and polygo ns. Some juniors were caught up in algebra II and trig while others preferred plain algebra. Some seniors with masochistic tendicies at- tempted the pre-cal courses while others pledged their allegience to functions of trig. All in all, there was a course for every test. Much thought and concentration goes into the solution of a math problem, as one student demonstrates. It seems that this class just received their tests back. Are the results that laughable, Norb? 56 Academics While trying to prove two triangles congruent, these two sophomores go around i circles. George Lowrv appeals to someone on the outside to take him away from algehra. ' I ' m not late, the bell rang early! insists David Dugan. These students look baffled. They probably just finished another mind-bending math test. Academics 57 Past Present . . . Future Will the craziness never end!!!?? It always seemed that the history teachers were going beyond the call of duty to make their point. The His- tory Dept, headed by Mr. Ray, man- aged to complete another successful (if unusual) year. Mr. Tone, Mr. Koester, Mr. Scudder, Mr. Johns, and Mr. Ray combined to make the leaders of history. It looks like Gary Emerick isn ' t too thrilled with history or Showing imagination, Tim Krouse uses a deck of cards to demonstrate the heirarchy of a monarchy, the photographer. Some are doomed to remain anonymous in this history book. Whatever Mr. Johns is saying is having a tremendous effect on the front row. 58 Academics Shelly Nycum becomes very involved in history class These students seem anxious to break out and repeat history. Repeating past history, Yvonne Clemens and Amy Doboz look for someone they kn Academics 59 Science: Experimental Method Standing near his project, Mike Sasko looks to Mrs. Glomam for approval. This year, as in the past, the science department of Bishop Dwenger has helped many a student learn the ba- sics of biology, chemistry, and earth science. Advanced classes such as ad- vanced chemistry, advanced biology, and anatomy and physiology prepare students for specialized fields in medicine and science. y? K N • V is iA . i • This Dwenger Saint never did graduate due to his belief that a saint is one who keeps on trying! 60 Academics Today ' s featured attraction Another Germ Bites the Dust. Where ' s the popcorn? This small group of young scientists may someday destro your home. Always there when you need him, Mr. Herber shows that experience pays off. Mr. Loney seems to have his class in line. Academics 61 It ' s A Small World What looks like Greek to you and me is really Latin to Lori Westropp. It is difficult for some students to copy from paper to board. The famous saying vini, vidi, vici pops into Terry Winklejohn ' s head as he struggles through his assignment. These students heads are starting to nod-but not in agreement!!! Nominative plural, third declension, and the genative case are just a few of the terms you ' ll learn while studying a foreign language. Students learned grammar, culture, and conversation. The advanced courses delved into the history and culture of their re- spective languages. Aiding the stu- dents in their conversation skills was the language lab where they could practice speaking and listening. Many clubs formed around the lan- guages and many class parties were celebrated. 62 Academics Business: Preparing For The Future In class, Terry Derloshon learned the basics of mechanical drawing. Brian Hartman perfected his new technique this year: typing with no hands!! Even after hours of practice, Ellen Zwierko finds that she still can ' t read her own shorthand. In the Business Department there are several talented teachers doing their best to help their students to become skilled. These teachers are: Mrs. Flowers, Mr. Krouse, and Mr. Ryan. A variety of classes are offered to better prepare students for the fu- ture. Typing classes are for both the experienced and the inexperienced and are centered on perfection. Peo- ple also learn a lot about symbols in shorthand classes. Accounting classes areoffered for anyone who would like a greater knowledge in numbers and figures. All classes pre- pare for jobs in our later lives. Academics 63 Creative Fingers Contribute To The Arts Don ' t worry, Becky Van Allen, burning cookies isn ' t the end of the world!! Bebbie Pelkington looks on as Nicole Robbins completes her work of art. Here at Bishop Dwenger, the talents of many were discovered. The Art Depart- ment, headed by Mrs. Ann Case, pro- vided us with many surprised this year. The Art Department was kept busy with many projects including decorat- ing the windows at Christmas, making the many banners used in mass, and supplying beautiful works of art in the showcase. The Home Economics de- partment, headed by the fearless Mrs. B. Bachman, was also busy this year helping make the school complete. One of the intricacies involved in the art of sewing is not sewing one ' s fingers to the material. Amy Miller instructs Marcia Schrein and Mary .Jordan in the art of interior showcase decorating. 64 Academics Music Department: In Tune With The School These B.D. students sing in a scene from the musical Lend an Ear. ' This group of B.D. students made Mass even more enjoyable with their musical accompaniment and singing. The Bishop Dwenger Music depart- ment may not be the biggest depart- ment but it is definately the most talented. Under the directions of Mrs. Jehl and Mrs. Levy the music department has put on many fantas- tic concerts. These two ladies spent a lot of time making music a part of the life of Bishop Dwenger. The mu- sic department contributed their ser- vices in many ways such as: football and basketball games, school Masses and many others activities. Many people enjoyed the music during the many concerts the band performed at. During the football season Ernie Evans enjoys marching and playing iZBHSjj fflj the trombone. Physical Ed: Lots 0 ' Fun! Cautiously, Mike Gehl approaches Chau Nguyen to ask for the next square dance. After Chau gratiously accepts, Mike wisks her around the dance fl Maureen Jehl finds that hitting the birdie isn ' t as easy as it appeared to be. Many freshmen learned the basics this year of physical health in gym class. Sophomores in health and safety were taught first aid and were given general knowledge of various illnesses and body functions. Mr. Bob Herber began and advanced physical education class using the theory of weight training. This class became popular since it was held during the lunch periods. 66 Academics Busy Bodies As usual, Louie is busy at work keeping our schc clean and together. Mrs. Ashby creates a key component to the Dwenger lunch: peanut butter sandwiches!! It seems that Mr. Karst and Mr. Silk are proud of a job well done. Barbara Barrand demonstrates her wonderful cake decorating abilities. It is a rare, wonderful moment that finds Mrs. Basset standing still during a Dwenger lunch period. To satisfy our hungry, overworked bodies, the cafeteria staff nourish- ment at each lunch period. The cafe- teria staff starts early in the morning and stays til the late afternoon to make good lunches and to clean up the mess hungry Saints left behind. The maintenance department spends long hours keeping our school looking like a place for dwelling Saints. Without their hard work and dedication B.D. would not be the same. We are proud of, and appreci- ate the fine jobs our cafe-eria and maintenance departments do for us and for the school. y y - z y y - z y © Z y . t : i Sports 69 V.B. Serves Up A Winning Season Working hard was the key to the girls ' victorious season. Knowing that had the ability to go far, the team practiced many long, hard hours. Hardwork payed off with vic- tory at sectionals and a second place at regionals. They were all indivi- duals with great talents in different positions. They put these skills to- gerther for a great team. The junior-varsity ended their sea- son with thirteen wins and only suf- fered two defeats. Leading the team were four sophomores the two fresh- men. The team had the will-power to go farther than anyone expected, and the prospects for next season look even better! After being announced, the team gets fired-up for another game. The ' 80 Women ' s Volleyball Team, 1-r: Coach Freiburger, Donna Summers, Jean Weigand, Tammi Vanallen, Sherri Crossen, Angie Kraft, Ellen Zwirko, Allison Silk, Jackie Mimmie, Nancy Momper, Jenny Davis, Debbie Krous, Rhonda Ryan, Becky Vorndran, Coach Lyster, manager Kathy Dahle. 70 Volleyball Poised for the kill, Ellen Zwierko prepares to serve. Coach Freiburger, J. Boyce, B. Houlihan, S. NyCum, C. Fuller, M. Rolfsen, K. Ohlman, M. Garret, M. Jankowski, T. Van Allen, K. McMahon, S. Yaggy, P. Kirby, T. Heinz, C. Jasper, Coach Lyster. Jane Boyce bumps the ball as Cindy Fuller acts as a back- up. With intense concentration-Mary Rolfsen executes a ki Employing unparalled form one of the B.D. players per forms a kill. Tennis Team Racks Up Another Season Front row: P. Donavon; T. Kline; T. Moreau; J. Berghoff; J. Quirk; T. Kraft; D. McGuire; Back Row: Mr. Ryan; D. Kosarik; J. Altmeyer; C. Hudak; K. Musick; M. Killion; T. Boyce. Puzzled, Joe Altmeyer asks, before me? Is this a ball I see Introducing the hottest new dance of the year is Tom Kline with The Low Down Shuffle. The 1980 Dwenger Boys Tennis team finished out the season with a fine record. There were six seniors on the varsity squad. The team was led by Tom Kline as the single most valu- able player. Tim Boyce, and Charlie Hudak filled out the top single posi- tions. Mike Killion and Joe Altmeyer finished out their senior year as the number one doubles team. Mike Ohl- man teamed up with Kevin Musick to play the number two doubles spot. Next year Coach Don Ryan will only have one returning varsity member, Mike Ohlman. Showing good form, Tim Boyce returns the shot. Chuck Hudak looks at the ball with frightening in- tensity. 72 Tennis Football Keeps Tradition When Coach Tone says. Block it! we block it. Agony of de-feef 9St m ' 1 ■• ' !■ s « I § It | g -L Front row: S. Dahle; B. Nelson; T. Goodman; D. Offerle; B. Armendariz; C. Bender; D. Orsisni; J. Plant; J. Algier; D. Schmieman; N. Parks; J. Chapline; Second row: J. McClure; M. Orr; T. Watson; B. Christman; D. Kinniery; M. Schon; M. Peters; M. Dawley; D. Bender; D. Zurbuch; G. Emerick; A. Parks; Third row; J. Dixon; M. Lauer; M. Prudent; J. Newport; C. Kendregan; M. Bergoff; D. Tippmann; K.C. Ertelt; C. Pelkington; S. Steggar; B. Scheider; R. Michelbrink; M. Fuller; Fourth row: P. Malner; M. Hendricks; J. Enrietto; J. Hallaert; D. Alter; M. Dippold; D. Dugan; E. Nelson; J. Busch; D. Lauer; P. Fenker; Coach Tone; Back row P. Point-Sette; D. Issacs; T. Dehaven; J. Woenker; B. Winder; M. Oberfell; B. Jehl; A. Deiser; A. Jasper; P. Luarde; T. Bobay; M. Merkler: Coach Blume; Coach Johns. The football season of 1980 was a memorable one. The Saints Brick- wall defense did not allow the oppo- sition any points for the first three games. Coach Johns and assistant coaches Tone and Koester led the team to a 7-5 season. Seniors Bill Christman and Casey Kendregan and Junior Phil Fenker won a spot and Phil Fenker for most number of on the All-City Team. Junior Mike Fuller and Phil Fenker received an honorable mention for the Junior All-State Team. Senior Jim Allgier earned the Pepsi Cola Effort award. Two school records were set, Mike Fuller for most attemps completed, receptions. The members of the varsity team de- serve congratulations as well as the parents and fans who attended the games to cheer on our team. Jeff Newport eagerly defends his quarterback. Junior Varsity Football: Back Row: T. Dehaven; A. Jasper; B. Winder; G. Voirel; M. Hendricks; P. Luarde; T. Bobay; J. Enrietto; Coach Bloom; Third Row; R. Winkeljohn; M. Lauer; J. Brown; P. Malnor; B. Schneider; J. Busch; C. Sanford; R. Rogan; E. Nelson; D. Zurbach; Second Row: J. Chaplin; M. Orr; B. Bougher; J. Collis; M. Obergfell; J. Hallaert; D. Dugan; M. Dippold; G. Amerack; A. Parks; Front Row: P. Poinsatte; C. Meyers; B. Chambers; J. Woenker; K. Patterson; M. Gaughn; T. Coonan; R. Reifenberg; B. Jehl; A. Deiser. 1 -? t fc9s. ' ? -f I mi r 74 Football The freshman football team usually has Coach Franke bewildered many times but what have they done this time? The Saints ' awesome defense stifled the opponent. i! i 1 I I [ I I ' Row one: D. Orr, R. Roffelsen, T. Joyce, S. Campell, M. Kraft, C. Baron, B. Draggon, M. Voorhees, M. Tobey, V. Kemper, M. Burdge, E. Dobosz, P. Armandariz; Row two: M. Dahm, J. Witham, K. Kelly, S. Brohman, D. Bishop, J. Taylor, J. Allgeier, T. Isaacs, J. Berghoff, D. Leazier, G. Etzler, M. Heidenreich, S. Gillig, L. Biesiade, J. Smith; row three: M. Szuhaj, J. Fuze, C. Bartkus, D. Gladieux, T. Lorenc, C. Griffith, J. Rogan, C. Lassus, S. Schroeder, B. Kinnery, R. Chocholek, T. Szuhaj, K. Cagnet, M. Steger; Row four: Coach Koester, B. Ray, T. Winklejohn, M. Newport, M. Gehl, M. Eifert, K. Burns, C. Reitzug, M. McMahon, C. Simonton, D. Nolan, Coach Franke, Fr. Stieglitz. Football 75 Harriers Give It A Go And Win!! The 1980 cross country season was quite successful. The team season re- cord of 11 and 4 was highlighted by a third place finish in the sectional and a fifth in the regional. In addi- tion, Dale Drees was eightteenth as an individual at simi-state. Two team members made all SAC, Dale Drees and Scott Reiling placing fifth and fourteenth respectfully. An out- standing showing was made in the Northrop Invitational with the sen- iors taking the senior title. The team placing second at the Huntington In- vitational. Next year ' s team will have four returning lettering run- ners: Rick Harkenrider, Mike Schoenle, Mark Holly, and Ron Sterba. Striving for a win, Mike McManus plunges onward. Heather Huettner must be thinking about how well the girls did The girls crosscountry team had an excellent season this year. They ran in several meets and placed third in the Northrop Invitational meet. Dwenger ' s girls won the regional meet and then went on to place ninth in the state meet, again beating all the other Fort Wayne area teams. Next year with three returning talented runners, the girls crosscountry team will certainly con- tinue to do very well. ' l ' V J Scott Rieling shows that panther who ' s number one. 76 Cross Country Smiling makes the journey Oh so shorter for Ron Sterba. J. Joyce; H. Huettner; P. Avila; Mr. Labrose; C. Schoenle; C. MaManus; A. Schoenle. Not shown: Nancy Fipp Cross Country 77 Varsity Basketball Shows Spirit Front row: K. Osborn; J. Rosswurm; D. Sordlet; M. Yaney; P. Potosky; D. Schmienman; M. Ward; Back row: G. Lowery; M. Nowlan, B. Bloom; D. Jankowski; M. Secrest: T. Brower; C. Newell; K. Cagnet; M. Ohlman. Joe Rosswurm takes a leap to victory. Mike is always willing to take a giant step forward for the saints. The Boys Varsity team had a ten win eleven losses record this year. Joe Rosswurm was the team leader and led in assists. The lead scorers were Casey Newell and Marty Secrest. The junior varsity coach, Andy Johns and freshman coach Marty Farrel assisted Mr. Herber. The managers, Kevin Osborn, Mike Ward, and Mike Orr helped the team greatly. Mr. Denny Nichter was the stat man this year, he took care of all the scoring. George Lowery and Marty Olhman also helped Mr. Herber during the practices. You tell ' em coach. It ' s just natural for the Saints to go arm in arm. The team takes a breather. We can flj ! • . - ' IV t to . IK- WW Casey Newell perfects the freethrow — _ . Junior Varsity basketball team: J. Unimel. J. Ziliak, M. Leeuw, M. Dippold, G. Nelson. Come on, I ' m ready for you, says Dave Schmieman. The Saints spirit shines through. Jeff Ummel and Jim Ziliak watch as an opponent plays leap frog with the basketball. Freshman Basketball team: Coach Marty Farrell, M. McMahon, M. Eifert, 1 Szuhaj, Larkner, B. Ray, M. Szuhak, D. Nolan, Fr. Stieglitz. Front Row: M. Jehl, . Rogan, T. Berghoff, M. Herald, P. Clemens, K. Burns, E. McMurray. Coach M. Tone, Coach F. Tone. D. Kinniry, J. Dixon, B. Nelson.J. Jockel, Coach T. Toone, Coach T. Will Mike Balser be the next Mr. Tone? Murphy, Row two: M. Smeltzley, C. Bender, T. Lothamer, J. Palermo, S. Reiling. Front row: S. Dahle, B. Jehl, S. Kelly, C. Stock, T. Joyce, J. Chapline. Junior Varsity: Coach M. Tone, B. Kinniry, M. Balser, M. Steger, G. New- port, K. Kelly, J. Chapline, front row; V. Kemper, S. Loftus, M. Lothamer, R. Hoffman, M. Kraft, P. Kajuch, C. Baron. These B.D. Saints seem to have mixed emotions about this match. Br f Q| gi Mr ■ tJB ' Wi M JA Hk- m ' HE ' ' C fe« • With Jeff Palumbo ' s powerful strength, he recreates the headless horseman. The Dwenger wrestling team struggled the whole season but showed spirit and kept on fighting. They were faced with many injuries which held them back and took a lot of character to overcome. This fighting spirit is typical of the B.D. wrestlers. The teams record was 6-4. Jeff Paler- mo lead the team with a record of 22-8- 1. Jeff went to sectionals, regionals and placed 4th at semi-state. Jeff also set a new record of 37 take downs. He also was voted best wrestler. Another super senior was Scott Reiling, Scott had a career record of 26 pins. Sophomore Chris Stock set a record of the most wins with 16 in the 105 weight division. Girls ' Attitude Leads To Victory i I Girls Varsity Basketball; Coach D. Brower, A. Davis, K. Ohlam, A. Hile, A. Silk, E. Zwierko, D. Krouse, J. Davis, Jenny Davis demonstrates the proper Coach Freiburger; Front row: J. Weigand, A. Kraft, J. Joyce, B. Vomdran, C. Bonahoom, M. Kumpher. way to stretch in the morning. ' Saints fantastic defense Jean Weigand ' s fierce stance seems to frighten Jenny Davis instead of the opposing player. Chalk up another two points for Amy Hile. 82 Women ' s Basketball Defense Makes It Happen With great skill and agility Chris Bonahoom performs her drib- bling techniques. The girl ' s Basketball team, Coach Freiburger and assistant Coach Brower had a bouncing record of 13- 7. The Super-Senior was Jennifer Joyce, who was the MV defensive player. The On-the-Move player was Amy Hile, she was the MV offen- sive player and was unanimously voted first in All City. Amy was also the leading rebounder in city. Amy Davis, Deb Krouse and Amy Hile all placed on the All City team. Angie Kraft fights to get the ball. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball; Kneeling; J. Ehinger, J. Bobilya, C. Jasper, A. Stock, B. Vorndran, K. Bonahoom, M. Vinci; Row one; Coach Brower, K. Schroeder, J. Minick, A. Kraft, C. Christman, C. Field, M. Garret, T. VanAUen, M. Kumfer, Coach Freiburger. What is so interesting down there? Boys Junior Varsity track team; Sitting; J. Collis, T. Coonan, R. Vicars; Row one; B. Draggon, J. Merkler, C. Shamo, M. Schoenle; Row two; M. Clark, E. McMurry, T. Winkeljohn, M. Merkler; Row three; M. Szuhaj, C. Reitzug, T. Szuhaj, P. Roberts, M. Holy, M. Balser, D. Ueker; Row four; M. Hendricks, M. Siman. Ed McMurry makes another smooth landing for our Boys Track Team. Run Like the Wind The boy ' s varsity track team had a record of 5-7. This season was a sea- son of firsts. The team won a Trian- gular meet, and for the first time in ten years won a Parochial meet. In city, the mile relay team placed and set a school record. At sectionals the mile relay team again placed and set another school record. The Super-Senior this year was Dave Schmeimen. Other senior runners were Dale Drees, Mike Mcmanus and Casey Kendregan. All this years seniors were Super. In an earth shaking experience Don Uecker completes i jump. Run Like The Wind Boys Varsity track team; sitting; M. Centlivre, D. Schmieman, M. McManus, B. Draggon, A. Mark; Row one; J. Newport, D. Alter, M. Schoenle; Row two; C. Kendregan, J. Merkler, R. Harkenrider, M. Merkler; Row three; M. Szuhaj, C. Reitzug, T. Szuhaj, P. Roberts, M. Hendricks, T. Coonan, D. Ueker, Coach LaBrosse. Without Casey ' s help where would the saints relay team be? New Spirit Brings The Girls Track Team To Life Kris Christman shows her strength in throwing shotput. Rhonda Tyan pulls her hardest towards the finish line. Up and Over, Jenny Jockel makes it. Girls Varsity and Junior Varsity track team; Kneeling; L. Wattercutter, K. Christman, C. Schoenle, J. Jockel, B. Fipp, A. Schoenle; Row one; D. Drees, L. Lerch, T. Klingenberger, K. Wagner, M. Jehl, R. Ryan, L. Michelbrink; Row two; K. Welch, K. Reith, E. Zwierko, C. Griffith, C. McManus, S. Gallucci, D. Krouse, P. Avila, H. Huettner, Coach Bachman, Coach Lyster; Row three; S. Brell, S. Mayers, L. Vicars, J. Schenkel, L. Howard, J. Bruce, C. Fields, N. Fipp; Row four; K. Langin, C. Smith, D. Lambert, S. Steele, M. Hoevel, A. Powers; Row five; J. Riemer, S. Miccum, C. Osborn, A. Hile. The team placed sixth in the city and highly in sectional and regional meets. In city Ellen Zwierko got first in the shotput and Jennifer Joyce placed first in the 8-80. In sectionals, Carol McManus had a first place finish, Ellen Swierko and Anne Schoenle both placed fifth, and Karen Wagner sixth. At regionals Jennifer Joyce placed second and Carol McManus placed fifth. Jennifer Joyce was the MVP for running and Ellen Zwierko for field events. Jennifer Joyce also went onto the State Competition where she came in fourth in the 800-meter run. Gymnastics Flips And Twirls Into Action I if) Vj j { Gymnastics coaches Jan Shipper and Rose Poinsatte watched their girls improve immensely as the season progressed. Throughout the season the girls worked hard, but they also managed to have fun. A sixth place close behind fifth place Snider was a result of this. The gymnists sur- passed their goal of a team total score of 80.0 points in their last meet against Concordia, and also by scor- ing 82.25 points in sectionals. Emy Gall reached her goal for competing in state competition. In sectionals she was third all around, qualifying her for state. Emy was also M.V.P. The 1981 gymnastics team 1 my Gall does an aerial cartwheel on the balance earn. Hang in there Yvonne! Ready for her dismount, Donna Lobacz smiles at the crowd. During the state meet, Emy Gall shows her talent on the balance bear !LW yr K Golf Team Swings Up To Par Concentrating on the ball, Mike Ohlman hopes that the ball wil where he wants it to go. Mr. Ryan led his team through a successful season. The Varsity golf team: Front Row; Mark Davis, Jerry Murphy, Mike Gindling, Mark Newport; Back Row; Jeff Dawley, Mark Eifert, Casey Newell, George Lowerv, Mike Ohlman, Steve Archacki, Coach Ryan. Mr. Ryan led the Bishop Dwenger golf team to a terrific season. Overall in their season the team won 19 matches of 25. 15-3 was the SAC re- cord of the team. Because of the team ' s great record they captured the City Championship along with Snider. They then went on to place 5th in the sectionals. Casey Newell shows us his golf form. - Teamwork Made Them li Move Now that Mike Peters has a bat will someone tell him what to do with it? Pat McMahon shows us his talent. Boys Varsity Baseball; Row one; K. Nist, M. Elward, J. Knight, P. Apollo, ( ' . Dhillion, M. Gehl; Row Two; D. Knorr, M. Sprau, T. Waver, M. Peters, .). Dawley, J. Kaltenmark, P. Fenker, K. Patterson; Row three; Coach Blume, Coach Frane, D. Isaacs, M. Blume, P. McMahon, T. Bobay, M. Dippold, P. Douglass, M. Nowlan; Row four; Fr. Stieglitz, M. Lauer, D. Bloebaum, B. Stiegmeyer, J. Rosswurm, D. Orsini, M. Peters, Coach Gevers; Row five; M. Tobey, S. Schroeder, T. Moreau, B. Kartholl, D. Kosiarek, M. Kraft, J. Moreau, J. Taylor, T. Isaccs, C. Baron, J. PeCoraro, G. Emerick. Dave Knorr shows us how powerful the Saints are. This year ' s Baseball team had a su- per 14-7 record and a record of 4-5 in SAC competition. There were two Super-Seniors this year. Joe Rosswurm who had a bat- ting average of .369 the other senior was Tom Wayer. The top Pitchers were Pat McMa- hon, with a era of .190, and Dave Isaccs, with a era of .212. The sea- son ' s best game was against East No- ble, who were ranked fifth in in state. The Saints pulled a 7-6 victory with the winning run by Dave Isaccs. Girls Tennis Team Heading Toward The Top Girls Tennis Team; Row One; C. Bonahoom, S. Yaggy, C. Ryan, C. Slamecka, J. Weigand, P. Ryan, T. Heinz; Row Two; L. Perkins, J. Barrett, J. Weigand, J. Hatfield, K. Ohlman, N. Voirol, M. Rolfsen, J. Hatfield, Coach Berning. Chris Bonahoom prepares for another smashing serve. Jan Weigand winner of Sectionals. The girls tennis team had an out- standing year. The season ended with a 12-2 record. Leading the team was Jan Wiegand with a 19-2 season. Jan Wiegand went all the way to sec- tionals. She competed in three rather difficult matches but finally felt the thrill of victory after beating Marcia McNagy of Columbia City. As well as the single girls competing well so to did the doubles which con- sisted of Nancy Virol, Terri Hienz, Katie Ohlman and Jackie Hatfield. Girls Tennis 91 Coaches z y s y t Q - z y Q ■ sy i — L 1. Miss Nolan and Lorie Ryan 2. Maureen Barr and Dale Drees 3. B.D. Hockey Club 4. Stage crew 5. Katie Logan, Casey Newell, Nick Parks, Tesa Vernon, Steve Usina, Jim Allgeier, Jane Roberts. 6. Rick Harkenrider and Todd Hargis. 7. Casey Kendregan The members of the Z-club are (front row) Holly Huttner, Mary Rogan, (back row) Mary Lou Bonahoon, Mrs. Bachman, and Eloisa Cruz. These three French Club officers are Sue Carroll, Mike Orr, and Peggy Bass. m 96 Clubs The officers of the National Honor Society, back: Anne Schott, treasurer; Paula Mastrangelo, vice-president. Miss Jackson, moderator, front: Peggy Bass, president; Beth Schubert, secretary. The officers of the new Spanish Club, back: Mike Doherty, president, second row: Rusty Burdge, vice-president; Kathy Dahle, secretary; Sue Mu- sic, treasurer, front: Sandy Linder, treasurer. Backing up Father Rick in the Ski Club are Jane Roberts and Don Offerle. This year at Bishop Dwenger the stu- dents became interested in the many different clubs that the school made a vailable. Through their efforts this year was a success. Clubs 97 Clubs Serve The School And Special Interests The hockey team shows their good sportsmanship The officers of this years Key Club were: (front row) Mike Oberg- fell, Nick Parks (back row) Mr. Ryan, Casey Newell, K.C. Ertelt, and Dave Bender. 98 Clubs The 1981 Student Council 1980- ' 81 Student Council members, back row: Mr. Ray, moderator; Jackie Hatfield, secretary; Jenny Braun, president; Jane Roberts, girls ' vice presi- dent, front row: Bob Steigmeyer, boys ' vice president; Dave Kniry, parli- mentarian. A Bishop Dwenger student helps out one of the children at the Montessori Party. { rExE rr TT i r ' 1 ' i m I llll fltfliliH JlHI Mrs. Hall seems to have her hands full helping the annual B.D. food drive. Everyone was amazed at all of the food donated by the Bishop Dwenger student body for the food drive. Student Council 99 BD ' s Band Marches On The band is a real spirit-booster at football games. The band completed a stunning performance. Kill j- - it. The band readies for another fantastic performs 100 Band A face only a mother could love. Sean Marquardt and Rene Pion lead our band. Small but mighty was the motto of the ' 81 BD Symphonic Marching Band. Although numbering only 50 members, under the direction of Mrs.Jehl the band became consis- tantly better and louder. They trav- elled around to the Catholic grade schools to perform for the student body. Also, they performed at all of the home football and basketball games. A major and intricate part of the fans ' enthusiasm, the band en- couraged the spirit of support and pride. At the Nisbova contests, mem- bers of the band did very well. Band 101 t W vl fW ' -k v-i Renee Pion ' s talent has been a great asset to the band and at Masses. The Marching Band performs at many football games. On drums: Dan Hogan, Mike Christen, Cheryl Nist, Louis Gladieux, Cathy Christen. Rifle Corps: Lisa Heck, Karla Woods, Suzie Herber, Kathy Smith, Lorrie Freiburger, Lisa Hottinger. Flag Girls: Lori Bender, Barb Lauer, Colleen DeGrasse, Kim Schall, Judy Lothamer, Cindy Schneider, Mary Hoevel, Brenda McKinney. . J -ALii. i! ....... 102 Band Saints Search For Excitement There were many types of art to be found. Marie Teders seems to be enjoying her trip to Chica- go- One of many places visited was the Valparaiso Church. The Spanish students wait outside of the restaurant. This year not only the French club, but also the Spanish club sponsored a trip to Chicago. The trips started at 7:30 in the morning. The first stops were at Valparaiso to see the beautiful church, then the trip continued at the Art Insti- tute in Chicago. There students were allowed to roam around looking at any art they found of a particular interest to them, whether it was pointalism, im- pressionism, or modern art. Then they proceeded to the Water Tower for shop- ping, or just to ride the glass elevator. That evening they went for an exciting four course dinner. After a long day, they returned home. Special Trips 103 Saints Alive-An Oriental Extraordanaire 104 Saints Alive The Second Annual Saints Alive Auction was a whopping success. It brought in over $200,000. The adults weren ' t the only ones who had fun. The many students who got involved thoroughly enjoyed themselves too. Everyone was very busy both nights. The Orien- tal atmosphere seemed to bring the school alive with excited peo- ple in oriental clothing. Everyone who participated was a big aid in making such a big success! Saints Alive 105 Chorus Sings Out ■■ ■■ wmWLMmlr lMl!i S[wK Chorus 4a: BACK-Liz Schenkel; Jackie Momper; Nancy Farwell; Amy Dimberrio; John Basse; Mike Gehl; Sean Marquardt; 3rd row: Kelly Tomlinson; Liz Bakel; Lisa Heck; Laura Johnson; Julie Cox; Tim Andorfer; Karla Woods; Barb Fipp; Janice Carcione; Gina Kostoff; 2nd row: Diana Drees; Ellen Ehinger; Jean DeGrandchamp; Theresa Grill; Coleen Degrass; Jerry Berghoff; John Allgeier; Chris Bonahoom; Ellen Daughtery; 1st row: Kelly Burlage; Cindy Stoody; Sue Gladieux; Barb Kucharski; Tony Andorfer; Jeff Snyder; Mary Lou Bonahoom; Karla Biberstine; Maureen Devine; Mrs. Levy; Marie Teders. Chorus 4b: 1st row: Michelle Johnson; Mary Obergfell; Renee DeGrandchamp; Cindy Kinerk; Sandy Bass; Mary Hoevel; Cathy Langin; Mrs. Levy; Tom Farwell; 2nd row: Denise Miller; Mary Brombreck; Carol Scheonle; Sarah Brell; Judy Dippold; Jane Klineman; Jeanette Poinsette. 106 Chorus Concert Chorus: 2nd row: Cindy Stoody; Cathy Hilker; Sheila O ' Rourke; Scott Hoffman; Tony Andorfer; Janette Ceckowski; Gina Kostoff; 1st row: Katie Logan; Kathy Robinson; Lise Westropp; Sue Gladieux; Amy Kennard; Sandy Bass; Anita Mark; Mrs. Levy; Tom Farwell. H)il, ft Art ' 1 M v? ®Wm Chorus 5a: Nancy Momper; Mary Klingenburger; Michelle Schaffer; Cheryl Cameron; Todd Sandman; Jim Racine; Louis Cambre; Mary Murphy; 2nd row: Cathy Hilker; Mary Luley; Mary Beth Thompson; Sheila O ' Rourke; Peggi Turk; Dave Kosiarek; Chris Clark; Beth Bartkus; Debbie Heck; 3rd row: Judy Bobilya; Katie Logan; Kathy Robison; Lisa Westropp; Gina Morgan; John Thompson; Scott Hoffman; Debbie Luly; Anita Mark; Sarah Randall Chorus 107 Academy Of Dramatic And Allied Arts Presents Stardust Philip Ford (Mike Obergfell) and Janet Ross (Amy Kennard) discuss their future in Ne- braska. STARDUST by Walter Kerr Directed by Mr. Michael Thompson Cast Ms. Carlotta Antoinette Bach Mary Lou Bonahoom Marion Phipps Sue Gladieux John Redman Todd Sandman Cynthia Keene Natalie Frato Raymund Brown Nick Henry Mavis Moriarity Sandy Chocholek Miss Freeman . . Kathy Daugherty Miss Robinson Tracy Brase Miss Jones Kim Nist Tad Vourhis Frank La Plante Stella Brahms .... Maureen Devine Janet Ross Amy Kennard Philip Ford Mike Obergfell Prudence Mason Margaret Centlivre Claire Carter Anita Mark Arthur Scott, Jr. . John Thompson Jerry Flanagan Todd Eagan Dean of Women Gina Kostoff Student Directress Kim Karst Stage Crew Dave Bender Mike Dawley Jim Allgier John Centlivre Ellen Daugherty Karla Biberstine Phil Poinsatte House Crew Bob Jehl Mike Mastrangelo Mary Rorick Chris Korman Ms. Bach (Mary Lou Bonahoom) tells guest actres Prud ence Mason (Margaret Centlivre) the impor- tance of private communication. Charades or arthritis? asks Claire Carter (Anita Mark). Academy students decorate for a wedding. Is the stage really the right place for a toga party? 108 Fall Play a Winnie The Pooh Amuses Tots WINNIE THE POOH Directed by Mr. Michael R. Thompson Cast Christopher Robin Mike Mastrangelo Winnie the Pooh . . . Paul Quigley Piglet Barb Kucharski Owl Barb Fipp Eeyore Carolyn Bookmeyer Kanga Sandy Gallucci Roo Patty Hudak Rabbit Jon Bill Storyteller Terry Derloshon Animal 1 Stephanie Jentgen Animal 2 Sarah Yaggy Animal 3 Mary Romer Animal 4 Teresa Wessel Student Directress . . Sue Gladieux Crew Todd Eagan Mike Dawley Dave Bender The cast of the Fifth Annual Children ' s Play Rabbit warns his family and friends of the dangerous Kanga. Silly old bear! Kanga and Roo give Piglet a bath. Pooh is given a wonderful birthday party in the final scene. 109 Lend An Ear : A Musical Revue LEND AN EAR BY Charles Gaynor Directed by Michael R. Thompson Musical Direction by Delana Levy Coordinated by Kimberly Bloom Choreography by Karla Biberstine THE COMPANY Tim Andorfer Tony Andorfer Peggy Bass Sandy Bass Karla Biberstine Mary Lou Bonahoom Beth Boomer Jane Cumming Colleen DeGrasse Susan Gladieux Amy Kennard Gina Kostoff Katie Logan Debbie Luley Anita Mark Mike Obergfell Nick Parks Paul Quigley Jim Racine Kathy Robison Todd Sandman Mike Schoenle Michele Shaffer Jeff Snyder Lisa Westropp 110 Spring Musical Spring Musical 111 Aureate Staff Compiles Memories ■■fi §M fflg ' 5 The staff of The Aureate Co-editors Amy Kennard and Paula Mastrangelo discuss layouts. ' ■• Photographers Mark Cologne, Bob Carteaux, Bob Jehl and Mike Mastran- gelo. Academics section was done by Terri Dahm, Eloisa Cruz and Laura Thissen. This year the staff of the Aureate was led by Mrs. Cornell. We had a slow start, but then accomplished a lot after school was over. Several long days were spent finishing up. A new system was used this year. We had co-editors Paula Mastrangelo and Amy Kennard. The section edi- tors were Eloisa Cruz for academics, Patty Hudak for clubs, Debbie Car- teaux for mugs, Sue Niccum and Jen- ny Koch for sports. Each was respon- sible for planning their section meet- ings and for getting their pages in to the editors. Mrs. Cornell was great when it came to mistakes and she really kept everything moving. 112 Yearbook Clubs and special activities section: Kathy Langin, Carolyn Bookmeyer. Sherrv Thompson, Pattv Hudak, Debbie Brown, Judy Dippold, and Sarah Brell. Besides teaching, Mrs. Cornell devotes a lot of her time to the yearbook. Mugs section: Michelle Johnson, Debbie Car- teaux, Mary Bromberick, Mary Romie. Yearbook 113 Journalism At It ' s Best- See, newspaper people can have fun too! 114 Newspaper The Golden Trumpet Members of the newspaper work hard to finish their articles. Those who helped create our school newspaper are Paula Mastrongelo, Tom Steigmeyer, Lisa Hottinger, (front) Michelle Schaffer, Sally Schreck, and Barb Fipp. The Golden Trumpet continued to provide news cover-as a monthly newspaper. This past year, under the direction of moderator, Sister Virgin- ' ia and editor, Dave Scheilnkofer, the format changed in size and layout. It is now 8V2 by 11 and follows the news magazine trend in high school jour- nalism. The first page was a picture showing a relevant event of the month. Page editors, writers, and typists worked many hours each month outside school time putting out the Trumpet. This year ' s Golden Trumpet staff consists of Rusty Burdge, Marie Teders, Sr. Virginia, Terri Dahm, (front) Dave Kaltenmark, Chris Mondini, Dave Schleinkofer, and Mary Thompson. Newspaper 115 We Will Clap And Cheer And Try For These Saints Of Dwenger High! Co-Valedictorian Peggy Bass Co-Valedictorian Susan Carrol Salutitorian Ann e Schoenle . National Honor Society: (kneeling) Phil Poinsette, Mike Mastrangelo, Bob Jehl, -lohn Kaltenmark, Jeff McClure, Bryan Conley, (seated) Sue Brandt, .Jennifer Joyce, Jenny Braun, Ann Schott, Mary Lou Bonahoom, Karla Biberstine, Amy Kennard, Paula Mastrangelo, Karel Franke, Sherie Crossen, Beth Bartkus, Anne Schoenle, Eloisa Cruz, (standing) Mary Rogan, Cheryl Nist, Bob Bloom, Nick Henry, Bob Orr, Mike Heglas, Mike Berghoff, Casey Newell, K.C. Ertelt, Nick Parks, Marie Teders, Sandy Bass, Terri Dahm, Ms. Jackson. 116 Recognition Eucharistic Ministers: (first row) Amy Kennard, Mary Lou Bona- hoom, Bobbie Banasiak, Tina Baron, Becky Buckley, Paula Mastrangelo, Kathy Smith, Sue Harbor, (second row) June Haughn, Katie Logan, Karla Biberstine, Diane Kucharski, Jennifer Joyce, Anne Schoenle, Jane Roberts, Karel Franke, (third row) Jim Allgeier, Renee Pion, Sherrie Crossen, Jackie Hatfield, Tisa Ver- non, Sue Brandt, Peggy Bass, Julie Burns, Beth Schubert, Bill Christ- Sertoma Award: Casey Newell Good Citizenship Award: Paula Mastrangelo Serra Club Christian Leader- ship Awards: Anne Schoenle, Nick Parks. Outstanding Artists are Marcia Schrein, Frank Boyer. Julie Bobilia and Cynthia Griffith (not shown). The National Honor Society Induction was a service held in the chapel and then a picnic at Franke Park afterwards. Recognition 117 The captains are Jan Laibe and Karen Han- Freshmen Cheerleaders: Julie Dumas; Lisa Hayden; Denise Page; Michelle Bovine; Patty Ryan, Lee sen. Ann Lurch. The Varsity cheerleaders show their school spirit. Tradition, Go For It These were the themes of the successful 1980-81 Saint season. The cheerleaders began their season during the summer of ' 80 when they started preparing school cheers for camp. At camp, the Varsity and Reserve squads comr ed together and received first place for the best all-round squad. They also placed in the top three for their home pom pon routine, and four sen- iors were honored individually. The cheerleaders also received a spirit award for their pep, and for partici : pating in optional skits. Along with these awards, the cheerleaders were asked to participate in the Grand National Competition. They decided not to because they wanted to pre- pare for the 1980-81 Fall Season. J.V. Cheerleaders: Sue Westendorf; Jenny Du- mas; Jackie Momper; Julie Schenkel; Mary Eifert; Colleen Ryan. 118 Cheerleading Cheers Lead Saints To Victory!! ' 80- ' 81 Cheerleaders: J. Roberts; M. Lynch; J. Roberts, B. Schubert; Karen Hansen; J. Burns; J. Laibe; M. Eifert; J. Schenkle; J. Momper; J. Dumas; C. Ryan; S. Westendorf; K. Logan; M. Bovine; J. Dumas; P. Ryan; C. Nolan; D. Page; L. Hayden; L.A. Lurch. Varsity Cheerleaders: Katie Logan; Jan Laibe; Julie Burns; Karen Hansen Beth Schubert; Jane Roberts; Margaret Lynch; Jodie Roberts. Pom Pon Builds Spirit ' 80- ' 81 Pom Pon Squad; 1 to r; Paula Leopold; Lisa Arata; Kelly Newell; Monica Pursley; Jenny Hatfield; Maureen Jehl; Linda Kleber; Susan Newell; Anita Mark; Princess Apollo; Ellen Daughters-; Beth Martin; Laura Wayer; Karla Biberstine; Jo Ann Knight; Beth White; Karel Franke; Mary Kay Elward; Sue Offerle; Jeanne Botteron; Beth Bartkus; Judy Budzon. The Pom Pon Squad won honors in summer competition Pom Pon girls show their style. Senior Pom Pon Squad: 1 to r: Mary Kay Elward; Jo Ann Knight; Beth White; This year ' s Pom Pon Squad co-captains are Karel Franke and Jo Ann Karla Biberstine; Karel Franke; Judy Budzon; Sue Ofi ' erle; Beth Bartkus; Jeanne Knight. Botteron. Our Pom Pon Squad really showed their style and grace this year. Thanks to co-captains Jo Ann Knight and Karel Franke, we all wit- nessed outstanding routines at the home football and basketball games. The work they put in is really appre- ciated by all. At summer camp they showed their school spirit by win- ning the camp ' s spirit stick. Another honor given them was a trophy for the best home routine. And, for re- ceiving these honors the girls were given a sweepstakes trophy. So we really have something to be proud of in our ' 80- ' 81 Pom Pon Squad. Look what camp can do for you! Pom Pon 121 Assemblies Resurrect Spirit And Radiate Energy For helping out with Saints Alive those parents who worked were recog nized. Mr. Gaughan addresses the student body. The band performs at an assembly Our cheerleaders help the crowds get rowdie. 122 Assemblies The BDHS Board Of Education v Qr The Board of Education for the 1980-1981 school year consists of the following members: (standingl Father Michael Buescher, Janet Joyce, Joseph Dahm, Robert Carteaux, Carole Venderley, Don Schenkel, Ray Racine, Earl Thompson, Robert Houser, (seated) John Gaughan, Robert Christen, Philip Clemens, John Nowlan, Jane Bonahoom, Roy Grimmer, and Father William Hodde (not shown). Board Of Education 123 The Saints Celebrate Mass The bread and wine wait to be consecrated. Truly, we do have many things to be thankful for. This year the Bishop Dwenger stu- dent body joined in the spirit of the mass wholeheartedly. They were in- vovled to the fullest by being Eucha- ristic Ministers, serving, being lec- tors, and, of course, through chorus. Some outstanding chorus members performed solos. All of this partici- pation gave Dwenger a boost in its mass spirit. We did, indeed, carry on the Bishop Dwenger Tradition. Senior Renee Pion aids in the distribution of the Eucharist. Father Sullivan celebrates the mass with the students Mike Oberfell serves at mass. Mass 125 z Q Z S y U y Q Z 1L ' 6 Mugs HJTa[v JT m ' £ ,_- ' VHw m m ; m B 1. Mike Balser 2. Paul Quigley 3. Stan Ferrier 4. Mary Klingenberger and Kasey Schneider 5. Trish Houlihan 6. Scott Sorg 7. Beth Thissen 8. Ben Kim Mugs 121 Mr. Meyer, Bob Jehl-Vice President, Mrs. Johnston, Sandy Bass-President, Anita Mark-Treasurer. Margaret Cent- livre-Secretary. Remember . . Aloha . . . Hinduism, Buddhism . Taking the PSAT and the SAT . . . spending rec period sitting on stage . . . Late night reading and term papers . . N.H. in shorts . . Junior Days I, II, III CREW . . . L.W. in the talent show . . . N.H. and A.M. jamming down with the Air Force band . . . William Shakespeare ' s Birthday Party . . . Seniors cheating (??????) in powder puff . . . Logarithms . . M.P. asking the cop for permission . . . Get the gun . . . M.T. ' s class discussions . . . 6.02x1023 . . . news- papers at the basketball game . . . Being Mr. M. ' s hemeroids . . . Dr. Lauer ' s operations . . being up- perclassmen and anticipating the arrival of senior year . . . 128 Juniors Something seems to have captivated both Bob Bloom and Steve Khrman. One wonders who she might be!?! fe ml tilt m. ( Chris Clark helps keep America looking good by starting with God ' s country. ' J Dan Alter Tony Andorfer Princess Apollo Steve Archacki Kim Askins Kathy Auer Phyllis Avila Susan Bailey Rhonda Banasiak Sandy Barile Becky Baron Kevin Barwiler Sandy Bass John Basse Malinda Basset Greg Bauer Dan Beiswanger Lori Bender Bob Bloom John Blume Nick Bobay Beth Boedeker Juniors 129 Juniors Find New Authority Beth Boomer Wayne Bordner Pat Boylen Tim Brames Tracy Brase Julie Braun Sue Brohman Tim Brouwer Amy Brown Tony Bruce Mary Burns Bill Busch Cheryl Cameron Cindy Carpenter Dave Carroll Bob Carteaux Margaret Centlivre Joe Chapline Sandy Chocholek Candice Chou Mike Christen Chris Clark Terry Cochran Mark Colone Bryan Conley Jane Cumming Bonnie Dager Mary Dahm Ellen Daugherty Jeff Dawley 130 Juniors Jenny Davis Tom DeHaven Jean Didion Gina Diflippo Mary Diflippo Chris Dillion Jim Dixon Mary Donovan Dennis Douglass Dave Dugan Jeanine Ehinger Steve Ehrman Mary Eifert Gary Emrick Maryanne Ensley Karen Erb Mary Evard Lisa Faurote Phil Fenker Stan Ferrier Kippi Fox Natalie Frato Sue Friedrich Mike Fuller Chris Furge Sandy Gallucci Angie Garrett Mike Grutsch Lisa Hamilton Juniors 13 Junior Personalities: Diverse And Talented Todd Hargis Rick Harkenrider Brian Hartman Dan Hatfield Debbie Heck Laurie Heidenreich Lisa Henry Nick Henry Kathy Hoang Mary Hoffman Scott Hoffman Sherri Hogan Mark Holly Dan Huhn Karen Huhn Diann Hutsell Dave Janowski Andy Jasper Bob Jehl Jessica Jenne John Jockel Mary Jordan 1 ; One wonders what caught Dave Carrol ' s eye as he turned the corner?? Pete Kajuch John Kaltenmark Lisa Kammer Shawn Kelly Rich Kienlen Ben Kim Mary Klingenberger Kirsten Knapke Chris Kohrman Chris Kokenge Kelly Kopson Gina Kostoff Debbie Krouse Amy Krueger Libby Lahrman Tim Landstoffer Mike Lauer Dave Lawrence Jeff Lepley Teresa Lepley Dorothy Lichte Ron Linder Rick Locke Theresa Long Judy Lothamer George Lowery Debbie Luley Mary Luley The spirit of a Monday shines through the halls of Bishop Dwenger Margaret Lynch Paul Malnor i -, Juniors 133 Junior Enthusiasm Really Shows Ines Maraldo Anita Mark Beth Martin Steve Martin Mike Mastrangelo Anne McCormack Margaret McDonald Dan McGuire Mary McLaughlin Pat McMahon Carol McManus Chuck McNulty Jane Mensing John Merz Rob Michelbrink 134 Juniors Paul Moreau Michele Moser Kim Mueller Jeanette Munson Mary Murphy Eric Nelson Molly Newell Greg Newport Jeff Newport Kim Nist John Nolan Mark O ' Boyle Mike Obergfell Marty Ohlman Mike Ohlman Sue O ' orrow Mike Orr Keven Osborn Marcie Patterson Brian Patton Michele Peconge Pat McMahon shows much interest at B.D. ' s games. Juniors 135 Mary Rorick Colleen Ryan Mike Sasko Kathy Sauter Dave Schenkel Lisa Schenkel Dave Schleinkofer Kasey Schneider Bob Schneider Kathy Schroeder Julie Schuster Patty Seculoff Allison Silk Mike Siman Felicia Simler Margaret Centlivre and Turn Klein pause for a minute at the Homecoming Dance. Mr. Tone demonstrates the intricate steps of a dance as once performed by the ancient Shamons. 136 Juniors Juniors Display Unity As A Class Lori Pequignot Denise Perago Jenny Pesa Mark Peters Laura Petruccelli Jeff Pikel Joanne Plant Phil Poinsatte Phil Potosky Kathy Price Pete Prowant Matt Pruden Jean Racine Matt Richardson Angie Riebenack Karen Roach Jodi Roberts Kathy Robison Junior Enthusiasm Shines On, Mike Smeltzley Scott Sorg Steve Steger Linda Stoody Jeff Storch Chris Strack John Straessle Joann Stump Kelly Sullivan Marie Teders Beth Thissen Mary Beth Thompson John Tichac Lisa Tippmann Beth Turner Brenda Ulshafer Jeff Ummel Lisa VanAllen 138 Juniors Enjoying the pause that refreshes, Mr. Tone downs milk-the natural one! Lisa Vicars Sandy Villaneva Shari Voigt Becky Vorndran Karen Wagner Tom Ward Jean Weigand Sue Westendorf Lise Westropp i v y Robert Widner Jim Woenker Julie Woodrum Mark Yaney Daniel Zurbuch Camera Shy Theresa Lothamer Tom McLaughlin Scott Shull Juniors 139 Junior Day: Let The Good Times Roll The Saints are forever watching over us. Father Sullivan giving his blessing over the rings. The spirit of the juniors shines through. April 24, 1981 was a very special and fun filled day for the class of 82 . A beautifully planned mass was held in their honor and a gigantic banner hung in back of the altar depicting the general out look of the day. The juniors picked as their theme, Let the good times roll. They followed their theme very closely. After mass they went to Heritage House where they were served brunch. After finishing brunch, they left for a day of fun and to celebrate with their friends. That night, the Junior Day dance was held in the cafeteria. The refreshments were served by the sopho- The class of 82 receives their rings after a firm hand shake from Mr. Gaughan. As Margret Centlivre addresses her speech, her feelings show through. Parents, family and classmates watched as the Juniors were honored on Junior Day- Juniors received their class rings on Junior Day. Junior Day 141 We ' re Not Freshmen Anymore!!  Bill Bougher, vice-president; Maureen Jehl, secretary; Joe Collis, treasurer; Mike Schoenle, president; camera shy: moderators, Mrs. Simmons and Mr. Labrosse. Remembers: None of us will forget the smell of for- maldehyde or memorizing that grasshoppers belong to Orthoptera. Remember raiding may apples and wild gingers at Franky Park . . . getting into frogs . . . F.B. wearing a gas mask during dissection . . . trying to remember how to figure out proofs . . . V.T. never showing up for tests . . . putting down the freshmen . . . helping at the Junior Day Dance . . . trying to catch a few rays in the courtyard . . . balloons for every birthday . . . R.W. dressed up as Santa . . . Hi neighbor, can you say ? . . . looking for- ward to a new title . . . Upper classman . . . caughing in french class . . . and the shooting of the Pope, President Reagan, and John Lennon all in one year. ' ; ' •• . 142 Sophomores Noticing a deficiency in their knowledge, Mrs. Klemme finally teaches her Spanish I class how to tell time. Appearing calm and confident, Mike Doherty spell- bounds his captive student audience with his speech. tf V I Tim Anderson Angie Apollo Lisa Arata Jim Arington Jim Avila Matt Baker Liz Bakle Mike Balser Jean Barrett Karen Bass Brian Beard Jeanine Beeler Julie Bender Pat Berghoff Jon Bill Darren Bloebaum Mike Blume Drew Bobay Tim Bobay Judy Bobilya Julie Bobilya Sophomores 143 Sophomores Look Ahead Carolyn Bookmyer Karen Borden Bill Bougher Frank Bougher Jane Boyce T.J. Brandt Becky Brown Jeff Brown Mark Bruns Rusty Burdge Kelly Burlage John Busch Louis Cambre Janice Carcoine Greg Carey Debbie Carteaux Brandy Chambers Kelly Christie Sue Collins Joe Collis Pat Conway Tim Coonan Sean Crowley Regina Cruz 144 Sophomores Cathy Dahle Mike Dahm Kathy Daugherty Renee DeGrandchamp Andy Deiser Kathy Delaney Maureen Devine Jon Didier Amy Dimberio Mark Dippold Mike Doherty Pat Donovan Diana Drees Bob Duehmig Jenny Dumas Ellen Ehinger Cris Elward Jeff Enrietto Tom Fabian Ann Farnbauch Don Farrell Todd Farrell Nancy Farwell Barb Fipp Rob Fischer Beth Floyd Rob Forte Sophomores 145 Sophs Show Their Stuff John Freiburger Lorrie Freiburger Cindy Fuller Marty Gaughan Deb Gibson Louie Gladieux Dan Goetz Tim Goheen Pete Groves Tom Grygienc Paul Gump Anita Gunckel Chip Hall Jack Hallaert Tracy Hargis Keith Hartman Jenny Hatfield Connie Haughan Jenny Heminger Mark Hendricks Suzie Herber Amy Hile Tom Hipskind Todd Hoepf 146 Sophomores Todd Hoesli Tim Holly Bridget Houlihan Tricia Houlihan Patti Hudak Alison Hunt Tom Hutsell Dave Isaacs Maureen Jehl Stephanie Jentgen Michele Johnson Mark Junk frM Zuzana Kajuch Kim Karst Bill Kartholl Phil Keating Anne Kelly Mary Kennard Cindy Kinerk Dave Kinnery Norb Knapke Dan Knorr Jenny Koch Ed Koehl Leesa Kohrman Dan Krabach Sophomores 147 Sophomores Caught In Action Angie Kraft Tony Kraft Tom LaBarbera Mike Langin Mike Leeuw Sand y Linder Mary Lineman Nancy Lothamer Lori Locke Paul Luarde Ann Maniscalo Sean Marquarot Monique McCormack Erin McDonald Paul McGinnis Chris Stock makes everyone ' s day as he walks into the office. 148 Sophomores In biology class, Miss Nolan lines up some specimens to demonstrate man ' s evolution . . . One wonders where the monkey ends and the man begins?!?! These Saints demonstrate the four ways to greet a friend: hey you; oh wow; peace, man; and oh gee, hi! fh Kristen McGraw John Merkler Mark Merkler Chris Meyers Laura Michelbrink Jackie Minick Jackie Momper Jeff Moreau Cindy Moser Mary Ann Murley Jerry Murphy Susan Musick Greg Nelson Kelly Newell Tish Newport Mary Niccum Jerry Nix Mike Nowlan Mary Oberfell John O ' Boyle Sophomores 149 Katie Ohlman Dave O ' Shaughnessy Art Parks Mikie Parks We ' re Half Way There iJ Ann Passino Linnea Passino Kelly Paterson Kurt Patterson Joel Pecoraro Chris Pedersen Chris Pelkington Ted Pemberton Cathy Peters Kevin Pion Jenny Pokrzywinski Amy Prowant Monica Pursley Paul Quigley Steve Quillin Amy Quirk The Sophomores end their long day of reeolletion with a mass. 150 Sophomores The new fad for this year was a dozen balloons for every birthday. Jeremy Quirk Jim Racine Rick Reifenberg Chris Renner Adam Rice Pat Roberts Rich Rogan Theresa Rohling Mary Rolfsen Mary Romie Jill Rosswurm Laurie Ryan Rhonda Ryan Todd Sandman Chris Sanford Sandy Sarrazin Jill Schaffner Kim Schall Julie Schenkle Liz Schenkel Lynn Schleinkofer Elaine Schmieman Lynn Schneider Meg Schnelker Mike Schoenle Laura Schramm Sophomores 151 Sophomores Speak Out Sally Schreck Matt Schubert Theresa Selby Michele Shaffer Steve Shane Julie Shank Scott Short Tina Shull Denise Snyder Donna Sommers Dan Sordelet A.J. Stabelli Pat Stein Tricia Stein Ron Sterba Chris Stock Cindy Stoody Melissa Syndram Sherry Thompson Chip Tippmann Jim Tippmann 152 Sophomores Vince Tippmann Phil Tobin Don Uecker Carl Van Allen Becky Van Allen Tammy Van Allen George Voirol Mike Ward Lisa Watercutter Jan Weigand Teresa Wessel Robert Winkeljohn Jackie Wittkamper Laura Zies After A LONG nights work, Debbie Carteaux, Scott Short, and Mary Niccum say Sayonara to Saints Alive. Jim Ziliak Camera Shy: Barb Lauer Griffin Suelzer Wendy Umphrey Sophomores 153 We Had A Howling Good Time! Angie Centliver, secretary; Brian Kinniry, president; Mrs. Spohn, moderator with Mr. Tierney; Dave Nolan, vice- president; Kevin Burns, treasurer. Remember, the Freshmen-Eighth grade dance . . . M.K. singing the New Zoo Review ... the girls using the weight room . . . trying to remember our locker combination . . . finding our way around the first week of school . . . square dancing in gym class . . . being initiated and picked on by the sophmores, ju- niors, and seniors . . . being barked at over the P.A. . . . learning new languages . . . having our own foot- ball team . . . our first Homecoming . . . starting all over again . . . parties in the locker rooms or gym . . . Romeo and Juliet . . . meeting new people and making new friends . . . being the first to be dis- missed from pep sessions and assemblies . . . waiting for the incoming freshmen to pick on . . . feeling like we belonged and waiting for next year to come. 154 Freshmen John Alexejun John Allgeier Sue Alter Tim Andorfer Philip Armenderiz Carole Bailey Chris Baron Chris Barkus Peg Bassett Beth Battreall Kelly Bauer Rhonda Beiswanger Tim Bender Jerry Berghoff John Berghoff Rick Biddle Rita Bierbaum Larry Biesiada Dana Bishop Matt Bobay Christine Bonahoom Kevin Bougher Michelle Bovine Sue Brainerd Chris Brames Sarah Brell Marianne Brinker Steve Brohman Mary Bromberek Tricia Brost Freshmen 155 Freshmen Get Readjusted Debbie Brown James Brown Jennifer Bruce Kevin Brims Mary Bubb Jim Bueter Mike Burdge Kevin Burns Kevin Cagnet Dan Campbell Sean Campbell Tom Campbell David Carstens Angie Centlivre Ron Chocholek Kathy Christen Kris Christman Donna Clark Mark Clark Paul Clemens Amy Conway Gregory Cox Julie Cox Colleen Crowley 156 Freshmen Pam Cruz Cindy Cummings Greg Dahle Matt Dahm Teresa Davich Mark Davis Monica Davis Tim Deady Jeanne DeGrandchamp Colleen DeGrasse Judith Dippold Ed Dobosz Melinda Douglass Berry Draggon Sean Druley Julie Dumas Mark Eifert Greg Etzler Kris Faurote Christine Field Steve Forte Ann Freiburger Jeff Fuze Amy Gallaway Tim Gallaway Mary Kay Garrett One can almost picture the English grammar sinking into John Alexe- jun ' s brain. h v Freshmen 157 Freshmen Share Opinions Mike Gehl Steve Gillig David Gladieux Sylvia Gonzalez Jim Grant Chris Griffith Theresa Grill Roberta Grime Tom Guin Todd Haner Joyce Harber Steve Harber Cindy Harkenrider David Hartman Michael Hartman Lisa Hayden Jim Brown was so pleased with his paper that, he just had to show it to Mark Rifert. Michelle Hauth Lisa Heck Mike Heidenreich Terri Heinz Karen Heminger Jeff Henry 158 Freshmen kf 3 ■ NT ll This photographer seems to be keeping an eye on these Freshmen girls. ' 1 Sue Carroll and Chris Field demonstrate musical concentration. Tracy Henry Mike Herald Mary Hoevel Rick Hoffman Dan Hogan Ken Honekamp Lisa Howard Kevin Hubert Timothy Isaacs Mari Jankowski Chris Jasper Jenny Jockel Laura Johnson Jaye Joslin Tim Joyce David Kaltenmark Joe Karkoski Janet Kelly v -liigiil Freshmen 159 We Have Courage Kevin Kelly Virgil Kemper Terri Kienlen Leslie Killoran Brian Kinniry Pat Kirby Linda Kleber Jane Kleinman Theresa Klingenberger Patrick Koehl Beth Koester David Kosiarek Mike Kraft Barb Kucharski Michelle Kumfer Denise Lambert Kathy Langin Tom Larkner Chris Lassus Cindy Lauer Dan Leazier Paula Leopold Julie Lepley Le e Ann Lerch 160 Freshmen Donna Lobacz Scot Loftus Therese Logue Kathy Long Tim Lorenc Monte Lothamer Paula Lueken Steve Mac Gregor Mike Malnor Barb Maniscalo Susan Mayers Mary McDonald Nora McDonald Renee McLain Kathy McMahon Mike McMahon Ed McMurray Cheryl Mc Nulty Mike Mills Gina Mogan Chris Mondini Freshmen 161 Tim Mereau Mike Moser Freshmen Express Themselves Karen Munson Paul Murphy Pam Neu Peggy Neu Barb Neumari Susan Newell Mark Newpert Chau Nguyen Dave Nolan Rick Noll Michele Nycum David Orr Chris Osborn Denise Page Susan Paige Diane Palermo Jeff Peconge Ann Pecoraro Lisa Perkins Greg Petruccelli Jeanette Poinsatte Ann Powers Mark Elfert ' s face says it all about the feelin dance. 162 Freshmen S, W i Sit v ' l t HI The court yard is enjoyed by many of the students when the weather is Wb- ' I f in i % V Matt Raftree Shawn Rames Sarah Randall Brian Ray Mark Reader Karen Reith Chris Reitzug John Renner Kevin Rentschler Bill Rentz Jacky Riemen Debbie Riley Mark Ringswald Steve Roach Carolyn Robison Rosie Roener Randy Roffelsen Joe Rogan Michele Ronzoni Vincent Rorick Lori Rutsey Patty Ryan Teresa Samson Deborah Sarria John Sauter Lisa Schall Tim Schalt Cindy Schneider Jenny Schneider Carol Schoenie Freshmen 163 Freshmen Survive New Experiences Scott Schroeder Chris Sham Richard Siegel Chris Simonton Carol Slamecka Mark Slater Caren Smith Jeff Smith Cindy Snyder Jeffrey Snyder Shelly Steele Matt Steger Amy Steigmeyer Tom Steigmeyer Amy Stock Ron Straessle Lou Stump Matt Szuhaj Tim Szuhaj Jim Taylor Theresa Thissen Christy Tippmann Molly Tippmann Mark Tobey 164 Freshman ? l.i i TPT 7 YOU M SOMI )l W ' .... IKr Miss Maciejewski ' s class demonstrates the parting of the Red Sea i i Kelley Tomlinson Peggy Turk Matt Ulrey Tina Van Allen Molli Van Auken Richard Vicars Maria Vinci Mike Voorhees Kim Vuong Thuy Bruce Walker Philip Ward Laurie Wayer Dan Weingartner Kelly Welch A.J. Wessel Lori Westropp Cheri Whitaker Terry Winkeljohn John Witham Karla Woods Sarah Yaggy Amy Yarnelle Billy Yarnelle Cary Zoch Jennifer Zurbuch Freshman 165 166 Collage Collage 167 y z y Q Z 168 Ads Dm 1. Bake Sale 2. Mrs. Gloman 3. Sarah Randall 4. Peggy Bass 5. Sue Brandt, Heather Huettner, Sue Niccum. Ads 169 It Is Better To Have Loved And Lost Than To Have Never Loved cv- v  ; £ (ft;: At All ID 170 Ads INDIANA BANK TRUST The Gymnastics Team Congratulations On A Great Year! NATIONAL PLASTICS CORP. 5727 Industrl Rd. . 484-0595 915 S. Clinton 461-7401 HENRY ELECTRIC CO. INC. WE BUILT OUR REPUTATION ON LIFE INSURANCE. We ' re Lincoln National Life. One of the largest life insurance companies in America. 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Schleinkofer The James R. Kennard Family Dave and Carole Venderly Dr. and Mrs. James E. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly P. McDonald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. William Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ohlman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Renner Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Schenkel Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mastrangelo Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Rolfsen $15 Dollar Patrons A Friend John and Shirley Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carteaux Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Bordner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Mr. and Mrs. James J. Houlihan $50 Dollar Patrons Anne and Bill Newell Mary Helen Hall Dr. and Mrs. P. S. Dhillon n ii7 i i • c li Mr. and Mrs. James A. Allgeier Fr. William Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gino Vinci Fr. Richard Stieglitz Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David C. Scudder The Paul Dawley Family Mr. and Mrs. Lyle F. Cornell Donald E. Strack Paul and Shirley Vorndran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Ehinger Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Schmieman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Evans Patrons 181 $10.00 Dollar Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Jose Cruz Bob and Carol Eifert Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heidenreich The Robert Weigand Family Mr. and Mrs. David Barr Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. LaPlante Sr. The Koehl Family Dr. and Mrs. William Koester Mr. Kevin Koester Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stock Donald and Jane Smith James A. Killoran Marc and Dot Junk Mr. and Mrs. David Racine Mr. and Mrs. John Nowlan Tom and Eileen Heminger Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cameron Mr. and Mrs. James Banasiak Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sorg Mr. and Mrs. James K. Boomer Bob and Diane Winkeljohn Dr. James R. Taylor The James Sauter Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey Clarence and Julia Mensing Mr. and Mrs. John Brell Mrs. Michael Davich John and Rosann Cuny Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uecker Mr. and Mrs. William Knorr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Braun Dr. and Mrs. James Cox Mettler-Nix Ins. Agcy. Fred and Phyllis Wilkens Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tobin Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Busch Mr. and Mrs. Nicklaus Rietzug Mr. and Mrs. Don Klingenberg Ken and Sharon Kaltenmark Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Butler Don and Gwen Jenne Dan and Sharon Hipskind Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Brandt 182 Patrons Between the covers of this book it has been our goal to capture and preserve the moments of this past year. This isn ' t an easy job and it requires the assistance of many dedicated and hard working people. We would like to take this opportunity to extend our thanks to the entire yearbook staff and to all who have made the production of this book pos sible. We ' d also like to send out our gratitude to a few very special people who had a tremendous impact on this yearbook ' s production. Mrs. Cornell was absolutely fantastic about the whole thing. She spent her time getting everything together and encouraging us to get what needed to be done finished. She was helpful in reminding us about deadlines (and especially the deadlines we missed.). She was good at assuring us that our mistakes were ones that didn ' t make big problems. Mrs. Cornell was great at calling the plant to get our page 86 to end up page 87, and to fix other mistakes of this type. Besided always fixing our problems, she was just super all around. Thanks for always coming through when we needed you to! A big thanks goes to Watters Studio, who shot all our pictures and was really good about getting additional prints made in a hurry. Mike Kleber assisted us by coming out to the school time after time to take various pictures whenever needed. Jim Arthur, our yearbook representative was always willing to give his support and aid. Finally, we ' d like to thank those who stayed after school was out to help finish up the book. Jenny Koch, Sue Niccum, Patty Hudak, Carolyn Bookmyer, and Debbie Carteaux were a big help in the end work. Without them we would have been further behind than ever. We appreciate the work all these people have done, as well as the work done by all of those we ' ve failed to mention. THANKS to all who helped make this yearbook all it is!!!!! Thank You 183 CJ Lx, X Thank You 183 FACULTY Anderson, Debra 46 Bachman, Monica 46, 96 Bloom, Dennis 44, 73 Brown, K. Sue 46 Carroll, Edie Case, Anne 47 Cornell, Carol 44, 113 Flowers, Lovalee 46 Freiburger, Kav 44, 70, 71 Gaughan, John 29, 40, 41, 48, 122, 140, 164 Gloman, Joyce 45, 60, 169 Goehring, Diana 47, 56 Hall. Barbara 50, 99 Herber, Francis 47 Herber, Robert 7, 29, 48, 61 Hinkle, Harriet 47 Jackson, Mary Ann 29, 44, 97, 116 Jasko, Sr. AGnese Johns, Andrew 45, 58, 73 Johnston, Anne 44 Kaltenmark, Sharon 50 Kampwerth, Sr. Virginia 45, 115 Kennell, Debbie 47 Klemme, Kathleen 47, 143 Koester, James 46, 75 Krouse, Richard 46 LaBrosse, Tim 44, 77 Levy, Delana 46, 106 Loney, Daniel 45, 61 Loney, Mary Kay 47 Lyster, Debbie 44, 70, 71 Maciejewski, Christine 45, 53 Meyer, Robert 47, 50 Morrissey, Sr. Kathleen 45 Nelson, Adele 46 Nolan, Cathrine 45, 95, 119 Oberstar, Sharon 47 Posten, Ron 44, 54 Raison, Dorothy 44 Ray, Francis 45, 99 Ruiz, Gladys 44 Ryan, Donald 46, 72, 98 Schultheis, Sr. Miriam Scudder, David 46 Sequin, Sue 46, 48 Simmons, Marion 47, 144 Sloderbeck, Sr. Mary Jane 51 Smulksys, Isabel 45 Spohn, Mary Ann 44, 154 Stieglitz, Rev. Richard 2, 44, 97, 75 Sullivan, Rev. William 2, 45, 53, 125, 140 Thompson, Michael 44, 56, 109, 108 Tierney, Martin 47, 135, 154 Tone, Fred 7, 45, 41, 59, 139, 137, 73 VanValkenberg, Maria 45 Whalen, Nicholas 45, 52 Widnn, Rev. Phillip 47, 53 Woods, Joseph 48 STAFF Altmeyer, Patricia 49 Ashby, Mary 67 Barrand, Barbara 67 Bassett, Helen 67 Berning, Leenn Bierbaum, Jean Bonifas, Crescentia Esquivel, Louis 67 Farrell, Martin Franke, Fred Holly, Evelyn 49 Karst, Gene 67 Maher, Rosemary 49 Ocken, Bernice 49 Passino, Betty 49, 161 Steger, Virginia 50 Veerkamp, Walter Kemp, Jeanice 51 Harrington, Betty Silk, Albert 67 SENIORS Alexejun, Ed 17 Allgeier, Jim 17, 31, 95, 117, 73 Altmeyer, Joe 17, 72 Armendariz, Bill 17, 73 Askins, Beth 17 Banasiak, Bobbie 17, 31, 117 Bandor, Larry 17, 31 Baron, Tina 17, 117 Barr, Maureen 17, 95 Barrett, John 17 Bartkus, Beth 2, 17, 116, 120, 121 Bass, Peggy 17, 35, 39, 96, 97, 106, 116, 117, 169 Bender, Chris 17, 31, 73 Bender, Dave 17. 98, 109, 73 Bennett, Jerry 17 Berghoff, Mike 17, 35, 38, 116, 73 Biberstine, Karla 17, 106, 116, 117. 120, 121 Bierbaum, Mike 14 Bobay, Janet 17 Bobay, Julie 17 Bonahoom. Marvlou 17, 96. 106, 108, 116. 117 Bookmver, Ron 17 Botteron, Jeanne 7, 17, 41, 120, 121 Bougher, Jim 17 Boyce, Tim 18, 72 Brandt, Sue 18, 116, 117, 169 Braun, Jenny 18, 34, 99, 116 Brown, Dave 18 Buckley, Becky 18, 117 Budzon, Judy 18, 120 Burns, Julie 1, 18, 37, 118, 119 Butler, Brian 15, 18 Carroll, Sue 18, 34, 39, 96, 116, 159 Ceckowski, Janette 18 Centlivre, John 18, 34, 51 Chambers, Laurie 18 Chandler, Patti 18 Christman, Bill 18, 117, 73 Clemens, Danny 18, 34 Clemens, Yvonne 18, 31, 59 Crossen, Sherrie 18, 70, 116, 117 Cruz, Eloisa 18, 34, 96, 112, 116 Cunv, Diane 18 Dah ' le, Mike 18, 52 Dahle, Steve 18, 31, 73 Davis, Amy 18 Daughertv, Rosematie 18 Dawley, Mike 18, 109, 73 DeGrandchamp, Eileen 19 Deiser, Jeff 19 Denning, Paul 19 Derloshon, Terry 9, 19, 29, 63, 109 Didier, Mark 19 Doak, Jennifer 19 Doak, Bill 19 Dobosz, Amy 15, 19, 59 Dold, Dede 19 Donovan, Jeanette 19 Drees, Dale 19, 95, 77 Eagan, Todd 9, 19, 109 Ehrman, Anne 19 Elward, Mary Kay 19, 37, 120, 121 Ertelt, K. C. 19, 31, 34, 98, 116, 73 Evans. Ernie 26, 34 Farnbauch, Mary 19 Farwell, Tom 19, 29, 97, 106 Feichter, Martha 19 Fenker, Greg 19 Fipp, Nancy 19 Franke, Karel 19, 116, 117, 120, 121 Gall, Emv 19, 36 Gaskill, Mike 19 Gatton, Nick 19 Gindling, Mike 20, 31 Gillig, Greg 20 Gladieux, Susan 20, 106, 109 Goodman, Tom 20, 73 Grashoff, Arnie 20 Griffith, Cindy 20, 117 Gunder, Jim 20 Hansen, Karen 20, 118, 119 Harber, Rick 20 Harber, Sue 2, 20, 117 Harges, Jill 20 Harkenrider. Tammie 20 Harris, Monica 20 Hartman, Sheila 20, 31 Hatfield. Jackie 20, 117 Haughan, June 2, 20, 117 Heglas, Mike 20, 116 Heidenreich, Dave 20 Heminger, Colleen 20 Hilker, Kathy 20 Hipskind, John 20 Hirschbiel, Jim 20 Hoevel, Judy 20 Hoffman, Pete 20 Hoffman, Paula 21 Hogan, Terry 21 Hottinger, Lisa 21, 102, 115 Hudak, Chuck 21, 34, 72 Huettner, Heather 21, 41, 169, 76, 77 Huettner, Holly 21, 41, 96 Hunt, Jennie 9, 21 Jacobs, Amy 21 Jones, Lynn 21, 35 Joyce, Jennifer 21, 34, 116, 117, 77 Kelly, Molly 15, 21 Kendregan. Casey 21, 95, 73 Kennard, Amy 15, 21, 108, 112, 116, 117, 183 Killion, Mike 21, 72 Kleber, Mike 21, 35, 39 Klein, Tom 21, 72 Knight, Joann 2, 21, 35, 36, 120, 121 Knorr, Dave 21, 29 Kochanski, Dave 26 Koehl, Pauline 21 Koeller, Kay 21 Korst, Chuck 26, 35 Krach, Karen 26 Krouse, Tim 21, 58 Kucharski, Diane 21, 34, 117 Labarbera, Mary 21 Laibe, Jan 21, 118, 119 Laplante, Frank 22 Lauer, Don 22, 73 Lill, Dave 2 Lineman, Peggy 22 Logan, Katie 7, 22, 34, 95, 117. 118, 119 Lothamner, Teresa 22 Lothamer, Tom 22 Luther, Kathy 22 MacGregor, Lisa 22 Mastrangelo, Paula 22, 35, 97, 112, 116, 117, 183 McClure, Jeff 22, 116, 73 McConnell, Andre 22, 40 McCormick, Michelle 22 McKinney, Brenda 22, 102 McManus, Mike 22, 35, 76 Mensing, Helen 22 Meyers, Sue 22 Miller, Amy 2, 64 Miller, Liz 22 Momper, Nancy 22, 35, 70 Motherwell, Mike 22 Mueller, Lisa 22 Munson, Joyce 22 Musick, Kevin 22, 35, 72 Nelson, Brian 22, 73 Newell, Casey 22, 34, 95, 98, 116, 117 Niccum, Sue 23, 113, 169 Nicola, Bob 23 Niedermeyer, John 23 Nist, Cheryl 23, 102, 116 Nolan, Nancy 23 O ' Boyle. Mike 23 O ' Brien, Tim 9, 23 O ' Rourke, Sheila 23 Offerle, Sue 7, 23, 37, 120, 121 Offerle, Don 23, 97, 73 Orman, Tina 23, 34 Orsini, Dino 23, 34, 52, 73 Palermo, Jeff 23 Palumbo, Sue 23 Parks, Nick 23, 35, 95, 98, 116, 117, 73 Partee, Julie 23, 35 Passino. Andy 23, 35 Pelkington, Debbie 23, 64 Peters, Mike 23, 73 Piom, Renee 23, 34, 101, 102, 117, 125 Plant, Jerry 23, 73 Price, Tim 23 Quirk, Mike 23 Reiling, Scott 23, 76, 77 Renner, Jeanne 24 Rieman, Ken 24 Rignanese, Nancy 24 Robbins, Nicole 7, 24, 67 184 Index Roberts, Jane, 7, 24, 35, 95, 97, 99, 117, 119 Roberts, Tanva 24 Rogan, Mary 24, 96, 116 Rosswurm, Joe 24 Rutsev, Keith 24 Ryan, Becky 24 Sauter, Tammy 24 Schenkel, Anne 24 Schmieman, Dave 24, 34, 73 Schantz, Kathy 2 Schmeider, Karen 24 Schoenle, Anne 24, 39. 116, 117 Schon, Martv 15, 24, 35, 73 Schott, Anne 24, 36, 38, 97, 116 Schramm, Julie 24 Schrein, Marcia 24, 34, 64, 117 Schubert, Beth 24, 29, 35, 97, 117. 119 Schuster, Vickie 24 Secrest, Marty 24, 31, 52 Shupe, Sue 15, 24 Siegel, Chris 24 Smith. Kathv 25, 117 Smith, Ted 25 Speith, Rick 25 Sprau, Mike 25, 52 Steigmever, Robert 25, 34, 99, 115 Stein, Tom 25, 27 Stoiber, Marv Jo 25 Struckholtz, Bob 25 Thissen, Laura 15, 25. 112 Thompson. John 25 Tippmann, Dan 25, 73 Tobin, Claire 25 Tourney, Rose 25 Usina, Steve 25, 95 Venderley, Bob 25 Vernon, Teresea 25, 95, 117 Voirol, Nancy 25 Vorndran, Scott 25 Ward, Wendy 25 Watson, Terry 25, 73 Waver, Tom 25 Wehrly, Terri 7, 25 White, Beth 25, 37, 120, 121 Wilkens, Linda 25 Wissing, Andy 26, 29 Witte, Mark 26 Yarde, Gary 26 Yoquelet, Gary 26 Ziliak, Steve 26 Zwierko, Ellen 26, 63, 70, 71 JUNIORS Alter, Dan 129, 73 Andorfer, Tonv 106, 129 Apollo, Princess 120, 129, 141 Archacki, Steve 129 Askins, Kim 129 Auer, Kathy 129 Avila, Phyllis 129, 77 Bailey, Sue 129 Banasiak, Rhonda 129 Barile, Sandy 129 Baron, Becky 129 Barwiler, Kevin 129 Bass, S ndy 116, 129 Basse, John 106, 129 Bassett, Malinda 129 Bauer, Greg 129 Beiswanger, Dan 129 Bender, Lori 102, 129 Bloom, Bob 116, 129 Blume, John 129 Bobay, Nick 129, 73 Boedecker, Beth 129 Boomer, Beth 130 Bordner, Wayne 130 Boylen, Pat 15, 130 Brames, Tim 130 Brase, Tracy 130 Braun, Julie 130 Brouwer, Tim 130 Brown, Amy 130 Bruce, Tony 130 Burns, Mary 130 Busch, Bill 130, 73 Camernon, Cheryl 130 Carpenter, Cindy 130 Carroll, Dave 130, 132 Carteaux, Bob 112, 114, 130 Centlivre, Margaret 108, 130, 140. 137 Chapline, Joe 130, 73 Chocholet, Sandy 130 Chou, Candv 130 Christen, Mike 102, 130 Clark, Chris 129, 130 Cochran, Terrv 130 Cologne, Mark 112, 114, 130 Conley, Bryan 116, 130 Cumming, Jane 130 Dager, Bonnie 130 Dahm, Terri 112, 116, 130 Daugherty, Ellen 106, 120, 130 Davis, Jennifer 70, 131 Dawley, Jeff 130 Dehaven, Tom 131, 73 Dhillon, Chris 131, 136 Didion, Jean 131 Difilippo, Gina 131 Difilippo, Mary 131 Dixon, Jim 131 Donovan, Mary Kay 131 Douglass, Dennis 131 Dugan, Dave 57, 131, 73 Ehinger, Jeanine 131 Ehrman, Steve 129, 131 Eifert, Marv 117, 119, 131 Emerick, Gary 58, 131, 73 Enslev, Maryann 131 Erb, Karen 131 Evard, Mary 131 Faurote, Lisa 131 Fenker, Phil 131, 73 Ferrier, Stan 127, 131 Fox, Kippi 131 Frato, Natalie 43, 131 Freidrich, Sue 131 Fuller, Mike 131, 73 Furge, Chris 131 Gallucci, Sandy 109, 131 Garrett, Angie 131 Grutsch, Mike 131 Hamilton, Lisa 131 Hargis, Todd 95, 132 Harkenrider, Rick 95, 132, 77 Hartman, Brian 63, 132 Hatfield, Dan 132 Heck, Debbie 132 Heidenreich, Laurie 132 Henry, Lisa 132 Henry, Nick 9, 116, 132, 134, 141, 136 Hoang, Kathy 132 Hoffman, Mary 132 Hoffman, Scott 132 Hogan, Sherri 132 Holly, Mark 132 Huhn, Dan 132 Huhn, Karen 132 Hutsell, Dian 132 Jankowski, Dave 132 Jasper, Andy 132, 73 Jehl, Bob 9, 112, 116, 132, 141, 73 Jennem, Jessica 132 Jockel, John 132 Jordan, Mary 64, 13 2 Kajuch, Pete 133, 141 Kaltenmark, John 116, 133 Kammer, Lisa 133 Kelly, Shawn 133 Kienlin, Rich 130, 133 Kim, Ben 127, 133 Klingenberger, Mary 127, 133 Knapke, Kirsten 133 Kohrman, Chris 133 Kokenge, Chris 133 Kopson, Kelly 133 Kostoff, Gina 106, 133 Krouse, Deb 70, 133 Krueger, Amy 133 Lahcman, Libby 133 Landstoffer, Tim 133 Lauer, Mike 133, 73 Lawrence, Dave 133 Lepley, Jeff 133 Lepley, Teresa 133 Lichti, Dorothy 133 Linder, Ron 133 Locke, Rick 133 Long, Teresa 133 Lothamer, Judy 102, 139 Lothamer, Teresa 133 Lowerv, George 57, 133 Luley, Debbie 133 Luley, Marv 133 Lynch, Margaret 119. 133. 139 Malnor, Paul 133, 73 Maraldo, Ines 134 Mark, Anita 7, 108, 120, 134 Martin, Beth 120, 134 Martin, Steve 134, 138 Mastrangelo, Mike 109, 112, 116, 134 McCormick, Anne 134 McDonald, Margaret 134 McGuire, Dan 72, 134 McLaughlin, Marv 134 McLaughlin, Tom 139 McMahon, Pat 134 McManus, Carol 134, 77 McNulty, Chuck 2, 134 Mensing, Jane 134 Merz, John 134 Michelbrink, Rob 134, 73 Mitchell. Kelly 134 Moreau, Paul 135 Moser, Shelly 135 Mueller, Kim 135 Munson, Jeannette 135 Murphy, Marv 135 Nelson Eric 135, 73 Newell, Molly 135 Newport, Greg 135 Newpert, Jeff 135, 73 Nist, Kim 135 Nolan, John 135 O ' Boyle, Mark 135 O ' Morrow, Sue 135 Obergfell, Mike 2, 43, 98, 108, 125, 135, 73 Ohlman, Martv 135 Ohlman, Mike 135 Orr, Mike 96, 116, 135, 73 Osborn, Kevin 135 Patterson, Marci 135 Patton, Brian 135 Peconge, Michelle 135 Pequignot, Lori 136 Perago, Denise 136 Pesa, Jennie 136 Peters, Mark 7, 136 Petruccelli, Laura 136 Pikel, Jeff 136 Plant, Joanne 136 Poinsatte, Phil 116, 136, 73 Potoskv, Phil 53, 136 Prive, Kathy 136 Prowant, Pete 63, 136 Pruden, Matt 136, 73 Racine, Jean 43, 136 Richardson, Matt 136 Riebenack, Angie 136 Roach, Karen 136 Roberts, Jodi 119, 136 Robison, Kathy 136 Rorick, Marv 137 Ryan, Colleen 118, 119, 137 Sasko, Mike 60, 137 Sauter, Kathy 137 Schenkel, Dave 137 Schenkel, Lisa 29, 137 Schleinkoffrer, Dave 115, 136, 137 Schneider, Kasev 127, 137 Schneider, Bob 63, 137, 73 Schroeder, Kathy 137 Schuster, Julie 53, 137 Seculoff, Patty 137 Shull, Scott 139, 137 Silk, Allison 70, 137 Siman, Mike 137 Simler, Felicia 137 Smeltzlev, Mike 138 Sorg, Scott 127, 138 Steger, Steve 138, 73 Stoodv, Linda 138 Storch, Jeff 138 Strack, Chris 138 Straessle, John 131, 138 Stump, Joanne 138 Sullivan, Kelly 138 Index 185 Teders, Marie 106, 138 Thissen, Mary Beth 138 Thompson, Mary Beth 115, 138 Tichas. John 138 Tippmann, Lisa 138 Turner, Beth 138 Ulshafer, Brenda 138 Ummel, Jeff 138 VanAllen, Lisa 138 Vicars, Lisa 139 Villanueva, Sandy 139 Voight, Shari 139 Vorndran, Beckv 70, 139 Ward, Tom 139 Weigand, Jean 70, 139 Westwndorf, Sue 118, 119, 139 Westropp, Lise 139 Widner, Bob 139, 73 Woenker, Jim 139, 73 Woodrum, Julie 139 Yanev, Mark 139 Zurbuch, Dan 139, 73 SOPHOMORES Anderson, Tim 143 Apollo, Angela 143 Arata, Lisa 120, 143 Arington, Jim 143 Avila, Jim 143 Baker, Matt 143 Bakle, Liz 106, 113, 143 Balser, Mike 127, 143 Barrett, Jeanne 143 Bass, Karen 15, 143 Beard, Brian 143 Beeler, Jeanine 143 Bender, Julie 102, 143 Berghoff, Pat 143 Bill, Jon 109, 143 Bloebaum, Darren 143 Blume. Mike 143 Bobay, Drew 143 Bobay, Tim 143 Bobilva, Judy 53, 143 Bobilya, Julie 117, 143 Bookmyer, Carolyn 109, 113, 144 Borden, Karen 144 Bougher, Frank 117, 144 Bougher, Bill 142, 144 Boyce, Jane 71, 144 Brandt, T. J. 144 Brown, Becky 144 Bruns, Mark 144 Bruns, Mark 144 Burdge, Rusty 2, 97, 115, 144 Burlage, Kelly 106, 144 Busch, John 144 Cambre, Louis 144 Carcione, Janice 106, 144 Carey, Greg 144 Carteaux, Debbie 113, 144, 153 Chambers, Brandy 144 Christie, Kelly 144 Collins, Susan 144 Collis, Joe 142, 144 Conway, Pat 144 Coonan, Tim 144 Crowley, Sean 144 Cruz, Regina 144 Dahle, Cathy 70, 97, 145 Dahm, Mike 145, 148 Daugherty, Kathy 145 DeGrandchamp, Renee 106, 145 Deiser, Andy 145, 73 Delaney, Katie 143 Devine, Maoureen 106, 145 Didier, Jon 145 Dimberio, Amy 106, 145 Dipplold, Mark 73, 145 Doherty, Mike 97, 143, 145 Donovan, Pat 72, 145 Drees, Diana 106, 145 Duemig, Bob 145 Dumas, Jenny 118, 119, 145 Ehinger, Ellen 106, 145 Elward, Christine 145 Enrietto, Jeff 145, 73 Fabian, Ton, 115 Farnbauch, Ann 145 Farrell, Don 145 Farrell, Todd 145 Farwell, Nancv 106, 145 Fipp, Barb 106, 109, 115, 145 Fischer, Bob 145 Flovd, Beth 145 Forte, Bob 145 Freiberger, John 146 Freiburge.r Lorri 102, 146 Fuller, Cindy 71, 146 Gaughan, Marty 146 Gibson, Debbie 146 Gladieux, Louis 102, 146 Goetz, Dan 146 Goheen, Tim 146 Green, Dan 146 Groves, Pete 146 Gump, Paul 146 Gunkel, Anita 146 Hall, Kerry 146 Hallert, Jack 146, 73 Hargis, Tracy 146 Hertman, Keith 146 Hatfield, Jennifer 2, 99, 120, 146 Haughan, Connie 146 Heminger, Jennv 146 Hendricks, Mark 146, 73 Herber, Susie 102, 146, 147 Hickey, Martha 146 Hile, Amy 146 Hipskind, Tom 146 Hoeph, Todd 146 Hoesli, Brian 147 Holly, Tim 147 Houlihan, Bridget 71, 147 Houlihan, Trisha 127, 147 Hudak, Patti 109, 113, 147, 153 Hunt, Alison 147 Hutsell, Tom 147 Isaacs, Dave 147, 73 Jehl, Maureen 120, 142, 147 Jentgen, Stephanie 109, 147 Johnson, Michelle 106, 113, 147 Junk, Mark 147 Kajuck, Zuzan 147 Karst, Kim 147 Kartholl, Bill 147 Keating, Phil 147 Kelly, Anne 147 Kennard, Mary 147 Kinerk, Cindy ' 106, 147 Kinniry, Dave 99, 147, 73 Knapke, Norb 56, 147, 152 Knorr, Dan 147 Kock, Jenny 113, 147 Koehl, Ed 147 Kohrman, Leesa 145, 147 Krabach, Dan 147 Kraft, Angie 70, 148 Kraft, Tony 72, 148 Labarera, Tom 148 Langjin, Michail 148 Lauer, Barb 153 Lauer, Mariann 148 Leeuw, Mike 148 Linder, Sandy 97, 148 Lineman, Mary 148 Locke, Lori 148 Lothamer, Nancv 148 Luarde, Paul 148, 73 Maniccalo, Ann 148 Marquardt, Sean 101, 106, 148 McGinnis, Paul 148 McCormick, Monique 148 McDonald, Em 148 McGraw, Kristen 149 Merkler, John 149, 73 Merkler, Mark 149 Meyers, Chris 149 Michelbrink, Laura 149 Minick, Jackie 70, 149 Momper, Jackie 106, 118, 119, 149 Moreau, Jeff 149 Moser, Cindy 149 Murley, Mary Ann 149 Murphy, Jerry 149 Musick, Susan 97, 149 Nelson, Greg 149 Newell, Kelly 7, 120, 149 Newport, Trish 149 Niccum, Mary 149, 153 Nix, Jerry 149 Nowlan, Mike 149, 152 O ' Boyle, John 149 Obergfell, Mary 106, 149 Ohlman, Katie 71, 150 O ' Shaughnessv, Dave 150 Parks, Artie 150, 73 Parks, Michelle 150 Passino, Ann 150 Passino, Linnea 150 Patterson, Kelly 150 Patterson, Kurt 150 Pecoraro, Joel 150 Pederson, Chris 150 Pelkington, Chris 150, 73 Pemberton, Ted 150 Peters, Cathy 150 Pion, Kevin 150 Pokrzywinski, Jenny 150 Prowant, Amy 150 Purslev, Monica 120, 150 Quigley, Paul 109, 127, 150, 77 Quillin, Steve 150 Quirk, Amy 150 Quirk, Jeremy 72, 151 Racine, Jim 150, 151 Reifenberg, Rick 54, 151, 152 Renner, Chris 151 Rice, Adam 151 Roberts, Pat 151 Rogan, Rich 151 Rohling, Teresa 151 Rolfson, Mary 71, 151 Romie, Mary 109, 113, 151 Rosswurm, Jill 151 Rvan, Laurie 95, 151 Ryan, Rhonda 70, 151 Sandman, Todd 151 Sanford, Chris 151 Sarrizan, Sandy 151 Schnafferm, Jill 151 Schall, Kim 102, 151 ScVenkel, Liz 106, 151 Schenkel, Julie 118, 119, 151 Schleinkoffer, Lynn 151 Schneider, Carolyn 151 Schnelker, Meg 151 Schoenle, Mike 142, 151, 77 Schramm, Laura 151 Schreck, Sally 113, 115, 152 Schubert, Matt 152 Selby, Theresa 152 Shaffer, Michelle 114, 115, 152 Shane, Steve 152 Short, Scott 60, 152, 153 Shull, Tina 152 Shank, Julie 152 Snyder, Denise 152 Sommers, Donna 70, 152 Sordelet. Dan 152 Stabelli, A.J. 152 Stein, Patricia 152 Stein, Patrick 152 Sterba, Ron 152, 77 Stock, Chris 148, 152 Stoody, Cindy 106, 152 Suelzer, Griff 153 Syndram, Missy 152 Thompsom, Charleen 113, 152 Tippmann, Chip 152 Tippmann, Jim 152 Tippmann, Vince 153 Tobin, Phil 153 Ueker, Don 153 Umphrey, Wendy 153 Van Allen, Cal 153 VanAllen, Beckv 67, 153 VanAllen, Tammy 5 2, 70, 71, 153 Voirol, George 153 Ward, Mike 153 Watercutter, Lisa 153 Weigand, Jan 153 Wessel, Teresa 109, 153 Winkeljohn, Rob 146, 153 Wittkamper, Jackie 153 Zies, Laura 153 Ziliak, Jim 153 FRESHMEN 186 Index Alexejun, John 155, 157 Allgeier, John 106, 155, 75 Alter, Susan 155 Andorfer, Tim 106, 155 Armendariz, Phil 155, 75 Bailey, Carole 155 Baron, Chris 155, 75 Bartkus, Chris 155, 75 Bassett, Peggy 155 Battreall, Elizabeth 155 Bauer, Kelly 155 Beiswanger, Rhonda 155 Bender, Tim 155 Berghoff, Jerry 71. 106, 155 Berghoff, John 155 Biddle, Rick 155 Bierbaum, Rita 155 Biesada, Larry 155, 75 Bishop, Dana 155, 75 Bobav, Matt 155 Bonahoom, Chris 106, 155 Bougher, Kevin 155 Bovine, Michelle 118, 119, 155 Brainero, Sus 155 Brames, Chris 155 Brell, Sarah 106, 113, 155 Brinker, Maryanne 155 Brohman, Steve 155, 75 Bromberek, Mary 106, 113. 155 Brost, Tricia 155 Brown. Debbie 113, 156 Brown, Jim 156, 158 Bruce, Jennifer 156 Bruns, Kevin 156, 75 Bubb, Mary 156 Bueter, Jim 156 Burdge, Mike 156, 75 Burns, Kevin 154, 156 Cagnet, Kevin 156, 75 Campbell, Dan 156 Campbell, Sean 156, 75 Campbell, Tom 156 Carstens, David 156 Centlivre, Angie 154, 156 Chocholet, Ron 156, 75 Christen, Kathy 102, 156 Christman, Kris 53, 156 Clark, Donna 156 Clark, Mark 156 Clemens, Paul 156, 77 Conway, Amy 156 Cox, Greg 156 Cox, Julie 106. 156 Crowley, Colleen 156 Cruz, Pam 157 Cummings, Cynthia 157 Dahle, Greg 157 Dahm, Matt 157, 75 Davich, Teresa 157 Davis, Mark 157 Davis, Monica 157 Deady, Tim 157 DeGeandchamp, Jeanne 106, 157 DeGrasse, Colleen 102, 106, 157 Dippold, Judy 106, 113, 157 Dobosz, Ed 157, 75 Douglass, Melinda 157 Draggon, Barry 157, 75 Druley, Sean 157 Dumas, Julie 118, 119, 157 Eifert, Mark 157, 158, 162, 75 Etzler, Greg 157, 75 Fauroute, Kristine 157 Field, Chris 157, 159 Forte, Steve 156, 157 Freiburger, Ann 157 Fuze, Jeff 157, 75 Gallaway, Tim 157 Gallaway, Amy 157 Garrett,Marv Kay 71, 157 Gehl, Mike 156, 158, 75 Gillig, Steve 158, 75 Gonzalez, Sylvia 158 Grant, Jim 158 Griffith, Chris 158, 164, 75 Grill, Theresa 106, 158 Grime, Roberta 158 Guin, Tom 158 Haner, Todd 158 Harber, Joyce 158 Harber, Steve 158 Harkenrider, Cindy 158 Hartman, Dave 158 Hartman, Mike 158 Hauthm, Michelle 158 Havden, Lisa 118. 119, 158 Heck, Lisa 102, 106. 158 Heidenreich. Mike 158, 75 Heinz. Mary 158 Heminger, Karen 158 Henrv, Jeff 158 Henry, Tracy 159 Herald, Mike 159 Hoevel, Mary 102, 106, 159 Hoffman, Richard 159 Hogan, Dan 102, 159 Honekamp, Ken 159 Howard, Lisa 159 Hubert, Kevin 159 Isaacs, Tim 159, 75 Jankowski, Mari 71, 159 Jasper, Chris 71, 159 Jockel, Jennifer 159 Johnson, Laura 106, 159 Joslin, Jaye 159 Joyce, Tim 159, 75 Kaltenmark, Dave 115, 159 Karkoski, Joe 159 Kelly, Janet 159 Kelly, Kevin 160, 75 Kemper, Virgil 160, 75 Kienken, Teresa 160 Killoran, Leslie 160 Kinnirv, Brian 154, 160. 75 Kirbv.Pat 71, 160 Kleber, Linda 120, 160 Kleinman, Jane 106, 160 Klingenberger, Theresa 160 Koehl, Pat 160 Koester, Bethanne 160 Kosiarek, Dave 72, 160 Kraft, Mike 160, 73 Kucharski, Barb 106, 109, 160 Kumfer, Michelle 160 Lambert, Denise 160 Langin, Kathy 106, 113, 160 Larknerm, Tom 160 Lassus, Jim 160, 75 Lauer, Cynthis 160 Leazier, Dan 160, 75 Leopold, Paula 120, 160 Lepley, Julie 160 Learch, Leeann 118, 119, 160 Lobacz, Donna 161 Loftus, Scott 161 Logue, Theresa 161 Long, Kathy 161 Lorenc, Tim 161, 73 Lothamer, Monte 161 Lueken, Paula 161 MacGregor, Stephen 161 Malnor, Mike 161 Maniscalo, Barb 161 Mayers, Sue 161 McDonald, Nora 161 McDonald, Mary 161 McLainf, Renee 161 McMahon, Kathy 71, 161 McMahon, Mike 161, 75 McMurrev, Ed 161 McNulty, Cheryl 161 Mills, Mike 161 Mogan, Gian 161 Mondini, Chris 115, 161 Moreau, Tim 162 Moser, Mike 162 Munson, Karen 162 Murphy, Paul 162 Neu, Pam 162 Neu, Peg 162 Neuman, Barb 162 Newell, Susan 120, 162 Newport, Mark 162, 75 Nguyen, Chau 162 Nolan, Dave 154, 162, 73 Noll, Richard 162 NyCum, Michelle 59, 71, 162 Orr, Dave 162, 75 Osborn, Chris 162 Page, Denise 118, 119. 162 Paige, Susan 162 Palermo, Diane 162 Peconge, Jeff 162 Pecoraro, Ann 162 Perkins, Lisa 162 Petrucelli, Greg 162 Poinsatte, Jeanette 106, 162 Powers, Ann 162 Raftree, Matt 163 Ramos, Shawn 163 Randall, Sarah 163, 169 Ray, Brian 163, 75 Reader, Mark 163 Reith, Karen 163 Renner, John 163 Rentschler. Kevin 163 Rentz, Bill 163 Rieman, Jackie 163 Riley, Debbie 163 Ringswald, Mark 163, 77 Roach, Steve 163 Robison, Carolyn 163 Roemer, Roaseaane 163 Roffelson, Randy 163, 75 Rogan, Joe 163, 75 Ronzoni, Michelle 163 Rorick, Vince 163 Rutsey, Lori 163 Ryan, Patti 118, 119, 163 Samson, Maria 163 Sarria, Deb 163 Sauter, John 163 Schall, Lisa 163 Schalt, Tim 163 Schneider, Cynthia 102, 163 Schneider, Jennifer 163 Schoenle, Carole 106, 163 Schroeder, Scott 164, 75 Shamo, Chris 164 Siegel, Richard 164 Simonton, Chris 164 Slamecka, Carol 164 Slater, Mark 164 Smith, Caren 102, 164 Smith, Jeff 164, 75 Snyder, Cindv 164 Snvder, Jeff 106, 164 Steele, Shelly 164 Steger, Matt 164, 75 Steigmeyer, Amy 164 Steigmeyer, Tom 164 Stock, Amy 164 Straessle, Ron 164 Stump, Louis 164 Szuhaj, Matt 164, 75 Szuhaj, Tim 164, 75 Taylor, Jim 164, 75 Thissen, Theresa 127, 164 Tippmann, Molly 164 Tippmann, Chritv 164 Tobey, Mark 164, 75 Tomilson, Kelly 106, 165 Turk, Peggi 165 Ulrey, Matt 165 VanAllen, Tina 43, 165 Van Auken, Molli 160, 165 Vicars, Richie 165 Vinci, Maria 165 Voorhees, Mike 165, 75 Vaong, Kim 165 Walker, Bruce 165 Ward, Phil 165 Wayer, Laura 120, 165 Weingartner, Dan 165 Welch, Kelly 165 Wessel, Anthony 165 Westropp, Lori 62, 165 Whitaker, Cheri 165 Winkeljohn, Terry 62, 165, 75 Witham, John 165, 75 Woods, Karla 102, 106, 165 Yaggy, Sarah 71, 109, 165 Yarde, Bryan 165 Yarnelle, Amy 165 Yarnelle, Billy 165 Z( ch, Cary 165 Zurbuch, Jennifer 165 Index 187 Senior Expressions 188 Senior Closing Senior Closing 189 , _ 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, B.D.! 192 Closing I