Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

SOUTH INDIANA 37 WESH IWgSTi mffnWgST! ' south Tf li 1 ' r II ! I INDIANA I I INDIANA IpQS ipp SE HHT n li H eg - — 30 Trying to Find My Direction 1976 Staff Contents Beth Braun Editor-in-Chief Introduction 1 Introduction Editor Features 12 Division Page Editor Clubs 38 Carol Nolan Assistant Editor Sports 64 Underclass Editor Faculty 96 Clubs Editor Seniors 124 Mr. Charles Cole Moderator Underclass 154 EveColchin Features Editors Index 178 Cindy Costeilo Ads 186 RitaRenner ludy Cobb , Accolade 1976 LIbby Weber Sports Editors Bishop Luers Maureen Felts High School Sue Hammen Teachers Editor 333 E. Paulding Rd. Angle Hicks Seniors Editors Fort Wayne, Indiana BethLill Volume 17 Tonya Moisica Underclass Editors Cathy Gigli Tony Welling Advertising Editor Mr. Bill Weber Head Photographer DougStarost Assistants Martin Weber Kent Whiting -r. Max Introduction 1 TRYING TO FIND MY DIRECTION. That ' s what each of us is doing as we go through high school. Will we con- tinue our schooling? Will we enlist in the service? What kind of a job will we strive for in the future? Where are we heading? Whether we know it or not, these four years of high school will help us establish a direction in life. Hope- fully, for all of us of Bishop Luers, it will be the right direction. 2 Introduction ssisS AT FORT WAYNE :p m Introduction 3  :.:i ' :SS5??. ' itl3«S Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend Albert Camus 4 Introduction The most I can do for my friend is sim- ply to be his friend. Henry David Thoreau Introduction 5 iW ; « where are you going? Where are you going? Can you take me with you For my hand is cold and needs warmth Where are you going? 1 6 Introduction ' I s : ' i Go Amid The Noise And Haste Of Life, And Remember That In Silence There May Be Peace. Introduction 7 I am a man but i can cry for the fading scent of flowers i am strong but weep my brother ' s plight i am an ego but i have a soul in search for my creator i am a man and i will strive but i can also cry author unknown 8 Introduction ms m mmm What do you do when you ' re on your own ideas, dreams, SR a part from anything or anyone else Doing something by yourself is often harder you can ' t rely on others to prod you on, or help out when the going gets rough Lots of times it ' s hard, very hard, to do the right thing And in Many situations what we do is thought unwise by others But we try because we are, on our own. Introduction 9 Is anybody happier because you passed his way? Does anyone remember that you spoke to him today? The day is almostover, and its toiling time is through; Is there anyone to utter now a kindly word of you? Can you say tonight, in parting with the day that ' s slipping fast, That you helped a single brother of the many that you passed? 10 Introduction Is a single heart rejoicing over what you did or said; Does the man whose hopes were fading, now with courage look ahead? Did you waste the day, or lose it? Was it well or sorely spent? Did you leave a trail of kindness, or a scar of discontent? As you close your eyes in slumber, do you think that God will say, You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you did today ? John Hall Introduction 11 What Was Happening 12 Features Division At Luers in 1976? , .Ll f:Vtlit;RLyai}q::v,i pi lofiTHORSlp ■ ' , Hil5 1 t i ' L W Features Division 13 ' Don ' t worry, it ' s just Freshmen. It All Began With the Frosh Party This year ' s Frosh Party led to the be- ginning of new friendships. The theme dealt with coming in the costume of your favorite era. Jennifer Betts and Phil Gerardot were elected the best dressed and got to dance the first dance. The event was held September 5th. ' What can we say, we knew we could do it! ' 14 Frosh Party Angle Hicks reads a meditation during mass. Frosh and seniors unite for mass. Beginnings and Endings This years Senior-Frosh Tea was held on Sunday, November 23. It lasted from noon till 3:00 and was attended by interested senior and freshman girls. The funfilled day included a mass said by Father Fred, skits put on by the seniors and several talks given by var- ious senior girls. According to all who attended, the tea went well and it was a great opportunity for all the fresh- men girls to become better acquainted with the seniors. EfTli I Libby Weber reads an epistle. Left: Molly Murnane talks about freshman year. Senior-Frosh Tea 15 Homecoming Is . . . Hush Day, Halls, Hams Homecoming started Monday with the class halls being judged. The Juniors won with The Haunted Hall . Tuesday was Greaser Day and the 50 ' s were relived. Wednesday was Hush Day with sophomore Mary Nichter winning Ms. Irresistable. Class Color Day followed and the green Frosh won. Friday was skit night with the Seniors winning. Libby Weber won Ms. Legs and Dave Shepherd won Mr. Chest. Saturday was the big night with Luers smashing Wayne 30-13. The dance followed where Butch Wickensheimer and Angle Hicks were crowned King and Queen. Other members of the court were: Teri Mungovan, Teri Rehm, Lori Box- berger, Cathy Cavacini, Lisa Curtis, Matt Till, Mike Bergeron, Mark Lauer, Phil Laughlin and Kevin Rodenbeck. 1 . ' iste I ' J 1 Like he says, the Knights are 1 ! Left: Huth and his family unite. 16 Homeccming Junior greasers ham it up. Homecoming 17 First Talent Show a Success The Coffee House, this year ' s talent show, was pre- sented by the Drama Club January 22 in the cafeteria. Tal- ent in the show varied from poems to music to comedy. The show was hosted by Pat Springel and Kevin Behr. ' Feelings . . . Ohhh my life of feelings. Now presenting the stars of ou r show . . . J 1 4 Br !it 1 La ' m Elmo (Bob Lightbody) reads his notes. Below: This is worse than Freshman orientation. Chris Waldron jams on stage. 18 Coffee House The door prize being presented to Mrs. Robbins. Coffee House 19 Minstrels Host Second Invitational Swing Choir Contest On February 28th, the 2nd An- nual Invitational Swing Choir Contest took place here at Luers. Fifteen of Indiana ' s top swing choirs competed throughout the day. Each per- formed a 20-minute show in or- der to qualify for the evening finals. Grand Champions were the Marion 26th Street Singers followed by the Huntington North Varsity Singers, Anderson Swing Choir, Norwell Swing Set ' 76, and the Carmel Ambassa- dors, respectively. The Bishop Luers Minstrels also presented afternoon and evening exhibi- tion performances. The ' glitzy ' 26th Street Singers of Marion are 1 again. The director of the Minstrels, Fr. Fred. In fourth place, Norwell Swing Set ' 76. 20 Swing Choir Contest Thanks to D. Gelzleichter, M. Phillips, and M. Croy. The Minstrels sing Eres Tu — a Spanish Love Song. Above: Fifth place went to Carmel. Left; Ander- son took third place with their Godspell routine. Swing Choir Contest 21 Beneath the Mistletoe Beneath the Mistletoe was the theme for the Christmas dance this year. The setting was Luer ' s cafeteria on Monday, December 22, from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 mid- night. Sounds varying from soft and mellow to square dancing were provided by Whisper. The couples enjoyed socializing with each other, cookies and punch, and most of all being with the peo- ple they cared most about. All of this will come back to us again; whether it ' s the wilted corsage found pressed in a book, or just our own memories. Bensath they ml! Caught beneath the mistletoe again. ■iJ B iwm i jC t JC I 1 .i ' m Joan and Mike Diane Rectanus and her date share a smile. What could Greg Wirtner be plotting now? 22 Christmas Dance Libby Weber and Tim Ward John Gamble and Beth Braun What a cozy twosome! Everybody that attended had a great time. Christmas Dance 23 Heyl Look at me when you talkl Up your nose with a rubber hose. The cast of Up the Down Staircase. ' ' Now class . . . class! ' 24 Fall Drama ' The Cockroach ... by Elizabeth Ellis One more word out of any of you ■ B w 1 .4. 1 H H| Bl - J Ik Ih Vv mfmM 4 - . , A ' Ka - 2 B Bki w it r K ? i 1 J M r • ' V .1 i H Scfl ofl Kfffifl 7 •V 1 1 Bi r fm ji J llg 1 «-. 91 Up The Down Staircase The fall drama, Up The Down Staricase was put on at Luers Nov. 21, 22, 23. The play was written by Bel Kaufman, was about a new English teacher and her students. It was directed by Ms. Rody, Brother Doug and stu- dent director Kevin Behr. Other cast members include: Carole Thompson, Peggi Murnane, Brian Barbieri, Molly Mulligan, Charlie Wilson, Pat Springel, Chris Schmenk, Rita Nehrer, Tom Treumper, Jan Theisan, Greg Fre- ricks, Mike Bergeron, Donnie Vogel, Kathy Kesterke, Corina Pena, Jean Snyder, Mark Becker, Maureen Tapp, Mike Delaney, Jodi Smith, Tim Steckbeck, Lori Lill, Katie Cowen, Kathy Clancy, Paul Robbins, Vince Robinson, Dani Mostes, Sue Schnurr Therese Mclinden. Is it a manual or an electric typewriter? Fall Drama 25 Music Department Honored This year ' s Music Awards Banquet was held Tuesday, May 11, in Luer ' s gym at 6:30 p.m. After everyone had finished eating the delicious food, the awards cere- mony got under way. The Seniors from both Band and Lancers were given special recognition as they received their awards. Letter awards were given to those who were in the music department one year, and chevrons with one, two, or three years, respectively, went to the rest. Those members of the music department entered into the Hall of Fame were: Larry Col- chin, Geralyn Egts, Mike Bergeron, Ellen Phillips and Lisa Toll. These people had all made extra contribu- tions to the department. y ' l Sfligi • mmmm- B ' fl m ' W 1 The Senior Table. Back Row L-R: Mr. Slattery, Mr. Mrs. Croy, Fr. Fred. Front L-R: Larry Colchin, Geralyn Egts, Mike Bergeron, Ellen Phillips and Lisa Toll receive Hall of Fame trophies. Brian Barbieri receives his award. Exchange student Abe Marcor and Fr. Fred. Ellen turns over the band to Chris Kress. 26 Music Banquet Many Honored at Banquet Senior Beth Braun receives her award. The Honor Awards Banquet was held on Wednesday, April 28, with more than one third of the student body attending. A few of those present received special awards. The valedictorian for the 1975-76 graduating class was Angie Hicks. Co-Salutatorians were Beth Lill and Libby Weber. The Tri Kappa Award for being in the top one percent of the jun- ior class was given to Bob Berger, Bob Loew, and Eleanor Eckrich. Eleanor also received an award for being the highest of her class in the field of math and science. Many thanks to all who were in- volved. Tri Kappa winners Eleanor Eckrich, Bob Berger and Bob Loew. Another award for Eleanor. The Big Three of 76 — Beth Lill, Angie Hicks and Libby Weber. A prayer started the banquet. Honors Banquet 27 Sports Banquets The fall and spring athletic banquets were held in November and May this year. All students who partici- pated in volleyball, tennis, cross country, track, football, basketball, baseball, and golf attended with their parents. The cheerleaders were also honored. The athletic banquets give the hard working athletes the recognition they have worked for. Chris Donnelly is honored as Best Defensive Lineman. Below; Lew Goodwin happily displays his track trophy. Below Right: Kevin Rodenbeck Phil Laughlin are honored for basketball. Phil Laughlin receives the Hoffman Most Valuable Player Award. Honor Athletes Ann, Jane, Sue and Sue were tops in tennis. Angie, Libby and Lisa have something to cheer about. Mark Lauer didn ' t putt around this golf season! Sports Banquets 29 Minstrels Invited to Perfornn for Ford One of the many highlights for this years ' Minstrels was an invitation to perform at a rally for the President of the United States, Gerald R. Ford. The Minstrels were the only choir asked to perform at the filled to capacity Memorial Coliseum on May 2, 1976. There were three rounds of entertainment before the President was whisked in. Each of the five bands and the Minstrels were;given a five minute time slot in which to do a few numbers. When the President arrived, the Minstrels performed I Hear Am- erica Singing to open up the evening ' s events. PtesidentRirdl5 Beth, Joan Greg run through George M The Minstrels found this performance a special part of the Rhythm of Life ' 30 President Ford Visit Assemblies: Learn How to The assemblies of the 1975-76 school year were not many, but the ones that we did have were enjoyable. Many of the females of Luers picked up some tech- niques in self defense. We all observed the talents of our sports figures in areas other than their specialties. And we also had a lot of laughs. The only thing I can say is it ' s too bad nobody felt that the seniors deserved the bell — at least once!! PRE % KHIG N , , RODEI - - ' !i r — i : ■I :- ' i stop a guy from making a pass. be a swinger. shave balloons successfully. interview a potential Coach Reed. put up with silliness. Assemblies 31 America, Mom, Apple Pie On Sunday, May 9th, the Music De- partment and the Art Department joined forces to present the Spring Concert. The Music Department consists of the Band, Lancers, Girl ' s Chorus and the Minstrels. The theme of spring concert was Amer- ica, Motherhood and Apple Pie. During intermission, apple pie and punch was served to the audience. • X • it , m 9 • • 6 Our mothers were honored on Mother ' s Day. The concert was narrated by Brother Love, a revival-type preacher played by Brother Den- nis. Some highlights of the con- cert were Mr. Slattery doing the solo My Way and Abe Morcor singing a song that people sing to their mothers in Mexico. The Art Department helped with decorations and also had a display of their work. Old Glory filled the gym stage. Sister Salvation narrates a song. Fr. Fred conducts the Lancers. 32 Spring Concert Far Left: Brother Love. Left; Abe serenades our moms. • • • • n • • f- ■ . Tir =• .0- .- f, The Minstrels give regards to Broadway. Mr. Slattery directs the band. Mr. Slattery — I did it my way. The Girl ' s Chorus did a fine job under the direction of Fr. Fred. Spring Concert 33 The 1976 Prom Court The 1975-76 Prom Court. Back Row L-R: Seniors Phil Laughlin, Butch Wickensheimer, ancJ King Matt Till; Juniors Mark Ehrman and Bob Loew. Front Row L-R; Seniors Angie Hicks, Teri Rehm, and Queen Teri Mungovan; Juniors Beth Cornelia and Kim Ward. Kim Ward and Bob Loew .-A eth Cornelia and Mark Ehrman 34 Prom Court Prom Court Seniors 1975 Queen )anet Woenker crowns 1976 Queen Teri Mungovan. Queen Teri Mungovan and King Matt Til Teri Rehm and Butch Wickensheimer Angie Hicks and Phil Laughlin Prom Court 35 The Tux Twins — Donny and Greg — say cheese to Willy. I wonder if Kathy and Dave had fun? i Steve couldn ' t seem to hold onto Kay when Sean and Dolores arrived at the prom. 36 Prom Prom Couples Wish Upon A Star ' ' Nose to nose instead of cheek to cheek. Joan and Guy sat this one out. Wish Upon A Star was the theme of this year ' s prom which was held on Friday, May 7. Over seventy couples appeared at the lU-PU Ball- room to dance to the sounds of Scintilla. Members of the Prom Court were juniors Beth Cornelia, Kim Ward, Bob Loew, Mark Ehrman, and sen- iors Teri Mungovan (queen), Angie Hicks, Teri Rehm, Matt Till (king), Phil Laughlin, and Butch Wickensheimer. The after-prom was at Goeglein ' s with Brushfire providing the rock sounds. The dance, which began at 9:00 p.m., ended after breakfast at 4:00 a.m.. Pete and Julie discuss their plans for after the after-prom. Butch and his date dance to Scintilla. Prom 37 •r • ' , Wf SS . .Ai : ;;,.:.•s. .5, tSS5H« iJ;? J l Clubs Division lajV ' . ' ' f ■ Organizations for the Future Chess Club Romps in 76 Knights on the move. Mr. Teusch was moderator of the 1975-76 Chess Club, with Jamie Oxiey President, Frank Barnets Treasurer, and Mike Colvin See- Along with competing with other area schools, the Chess Club was involved in many fund rais- ing activities. This included the second annual Luers Chess Club Marathon in which they raised enough money to sponsor the 1975-76 City Chess Champion- ship. Enough funds were raised to send their best members to the North American Team High School Championship in which they finished in a four-way tie for seventh place. Frank Barnets Andy Prescher Chris Cocks Jeff Rahrig Mike Colvin GregRondot MikeDelaney John Stearns MikeHusar Steve Westrick MikeMertes Mike Westrick Jamie OxIey Bob Wiley 40 Chess Club The 1975-1976 Drama Club, re- named TOCI The Original Cast, Inc , has had many activities this year. Along with working on the Fall play Up the Down Stair- case , they have ushered at all of the Civic plays and also have attended many high school plays in the area. TOCI also presented a Coffee House where talent from the school was presented in a night club atmosphere, and Fantasy , a Reader ' s Theatre which was a combination of the Concert Band, the Luerettes and TOCI members displaying their talents. This year, the moderators for TOCI were Ms. Rody and Bro. Doug. Drama Club Doesn ' t Just ' Play ' Around Some members are move attentive than others. C ' Mon, you guys; listen! ' Drama Club 41 Creativity Is a Key Word for the Art Club K. McKarthy displays Art Club enthusiasm. Ms. Schafer confers with members S. Schultz, K. McKarthy, and M. Fox. The moderator of the 1975-76 Art Club was Ms. One of the main activities of this year ' s Art Club Schafer. The members were Nancy Aksamit, was to make eye-catching signs for up-coming Michelle Fox, Julie Hohenstein, Kara McKarthy, and events. Members also decorated the front showcase Sharon Shultz. Our many thanks to your many with various displays of their own creation. hours of work. 42 Art Club The ' 76 Ski Club Exchanged a Few Bruises for a Lot of Fun! ski Club officers Tim Ward and John Gamble led the ' 76 skiers through another exhilarating year. Schussing right in there was Ray Converset, ski club moderator. This year clubbers put their energy to- gether to raise money in order to lower the overall cost of ski trips. These money making activities ranged from leaf raking engage- ments to showing The Sting in Luers ' gym. Although the ski club was only able to make one trip this year to Cannonsberg, an exciting time was enjoyed by all. More trips are antici- pated for next year ' s members. Old pros at the sport, Tim and John are ready to go. Members Rick Blauvelt, Tom Colligan, Tom Collins, John Gamble, Angle Hicks, Dorie Munson, John Patton, Greg Sosenheimer, Tim Ward, Mary Ann Allmeier, Joan Baclawski, Beth Cornelia, Jack Danehy, Eleanor Eckrich, Steph Ceise, Cathi Gigli, Paula Hedges, Jayne Johnson, Karen Kennerk, Julie Klug, Tonya Moisica, Carol Nolan, Karen Ottenweller, Pat Sullivan, Kimberly Ward, Jim Wiltshire, Jim Gamble, Rick Haffner, Chris Koehler, Gary Ottenweller. Jim Gamble hits the neighborhood slopes. Ski Club 43 Clubbers Get into It! 44 Clubs Council Members Steph, Lisa and Kathy represent the corp. 1975-76 Band President Ellen Phillips. BLHS Marching Knights Band 45 If Practice Makes Perfect The 1975-76 Marching Knights have indeed had a great year. They actively participated in such events as the State Fair, parades, concerts, football and basketball game halftimes shows, and com- petitions. This energetic group closed their busy year with an invitational march at the Indy 500. Officers played a major role in the band ' s success this year. Ellen Phillips was President and Solo Twirler; Chris Kress — Student Director; Section Leaders were Mary Ann Girardot, Anita Arnold, Sue Greeley, Tony Hettinger, Mike Davis, Theresa Beckman, Tim Ward, Jeff Steinacker and Lisa Toll. The competent director was Mr. Bob Slattery. Members Ellen receives the John Sousa Award. Anita Arnold, Chris Arnold, Frank Barnets, Linda Bauman, Maribeth Beckman, Teresa Beckman, Mike Bergeron, Mary Beth Berner, Becky Berner, Marie Bruggeman, Sonda Cul- ligan, Ann Cocks, Jon Coffee, Cindy Dager, Vicki Dager, Teresa Dant, Mike Davis, Phil Davis, Greg Degitz, Chris DeWald, Joe Earls, Mercy Folds, Mike Folds, Michelle Fox, Cassie Freygang, Pete Cabrek, Debbie Gen- sheimer, Mariann e Cerardot, Chris Cordon, Dan Gordon, Don Gordon, Bob Gotschall, Sue Greeley, Debbie Helmsing, Carol Her- bort, Tony Hettinger, Ginny Hettinger, Chris Hickey, Jim Hilaire, Elaine Hilker, Debbie Hooper, Jeff Jackson, Roy Jones, Karen Koch, Chris Kress, Kathy Lanoue, Roy Lattimore, Jeannie Mahan, Kathy Manijak, Rose Matter, Bill Matter, Molly McArdle, Mauree Min- nick, Greg Mitchell, Bob Mount, Pat Munson, Mary Nichter, Mary Orth, Agnes Osterholt, Kevin Oxiey, Valerie Oxiey, Ron Palmer, Ellen Phillips, Laura Porter, Carol Rademaker, Chris Ramirez, Kathy Renninger, Theresa Rennin- ger, Jim Richards, Paul Robbins, Sarah Simon, Ed Skevington, Brian Slattery, Rita Slattery, Bob Slattery, Marie Smietana, Ken Sorg, Jeff Steinacker, Carol Stolz, Lisa Toll, Steph Ueber, Tim Ward, Kathy Waters, Jeff Witte, Mike Wolfe. Hey, Bob, wanna shake up your mouth? 46 Band Luers Band Is Top Notch! The end of school marks the begin- ning of many activities for the Marching Knights. One of which is band camp at the end of July. Several hours of practice each week is necessary to make a good showing at the Indiana State Fair in August. A lot of people don ' t realize that band is full time. Thanks for your dedication! Drum Major Jeff Steinacker and Musician Repre- sentative Tim Ward. Band 47 Lend an Ear and Lancers Lilt Lyrics 1976 has been a very eventful year for the Bishop Luers Lancers. The choir consists of eighty-six singers directed by Fr. Fred Link. This year the Lancers partici- pated in the CLHS Second Annual Invitational Choral Festival, and, after receiving superior ratings in the NISBOVA contest, they advanced to State Competition at Butler University. These musically inclined in- dividuals also helped with the entertainment in the Spring Christmas concerts at Luers and the Joint Concert at Dwenger on May 12. Geralyn receives the Caecilian Award. Officers: Pete Sorg — Base Section Leader; Kevin Hege — Tenor Section Leader; Tom Hake — Minstrel Rep.; Theresa Lomont — Soprano Section Leader; Sue Rue — Librarian; Geralyn Egts — President. Top L-R: Beth Braun, Dede Niemeyer, Teresa Witte, Shelley Mills, Joan Scheiman, Carol Edwards, Rhonda Halter, Maureen Fox, Larry Colchin, Jamie Oxiey, Tom Hake, Mike McCrew, Jim Wies, Nick Mullins, Don Gordon, Don Vogel, Brian Barbieri, Pete Sorg, Mark Becker, Greg Wirtner, Joan Baclawski, Jackie Parrot, Cecily Renner, Geralyn Egts, Norma Rorick, Debbie Jur. L-R: Karen Kennerk, Mary Giant, Maureen Felts, Kellie Giant, Rose Dunn, Marcia Smiley, Kim Ward, Larry Young, Kevin Hege, Mike Phillips, Mark Croy, Mike Davis, Mike Westrick, Kevin Jackson, Tony Lomont, Mike Dennon, Jim Henry, Anita Still, Sue Rue, Joni Klingenberger, Rosa Guevara, Marta Hake, Pat Bierman. L-R: Theresa Lomont, Patty Hooper, Valerie Konger, Sherrie Klotz, Mercy Folds, Kevin Cordes, Andy Doyle, Brian Martin, Mike Folds, Abe Marcor, Bob Grabowski, Nathan Rorick, Andy Muldoon, Greg Frericks, Scott McCrew, Robin Frecker, Barb Celarek, Marian Christy, Pat Geier, Nancy Aksamit. L-R: Ceil Charais, Tina C. Stewart, Carol Mee, Liz Beal, Chris Tetzloff, Teresa Schaab, Andy Moring, Bob Childers, Dan Andersen, John Kress, Kent Cordes, Joe Huguenard, Phil Davis, Dolores Gabet, Mary Waltke, Teri Mungovan, Beth Horn, Annette Monnier. 48 Lancers Members include: Chris Arend, Rita Augustyniak, Karen Battershell, Doris Becker, Jennifer Belts, Debbie Billingsley, Cheryl Bonar, Jane Brown, Jeannine Brown, Patricia Christman, Kathy Clancy, Anne Colchin, Eve Colchin, Michelle Conte, Katie Cowen, Kathy Cranmer, Anita Detmer, Laura Dodane, Susan Erwin, Laura Fahey, Cindy Finton, Tammy Fox, Maurine Fridley, Margie Gabet, Lisa Gigli, Patty Glosson, Monique Guevara, Laura Hagedorn, Barb Hake, Diane Harmeyer, Sue Hartman, Kathy Hassig, Beth Hickey, Diane Hobson, Sue Huth, Belle Jarvis, Cheryl Jefferies, Julie Keefer, Kathy Kesterke, Jeanne Kever, Lisa Klingenberger, Michelle Klotz,, Natalie Konger, Noreen Lauer, Anne Libbing, Roberta Liehr, Angelia Miller, Tamera Miller, Cindy Mills, Teresa Minnick, Marta Molina, Rita Neher, Rachael Oettel, Corina Pena, Cina Pontecorvo, Linda Quandt, Molly Reddin, Rita Renner, Julie Rieg, Julia Rorick, Chris Stuckey, Mary Theisen, Jerri Vandall, Teri Vaughn, Linda Wedler. Talented Voices in Girls Chorus Roberta, Gina, Eve, Diane and Corina represent leadership. More so than in previous years, this years Girls Chorus has really displayed some unmistakeable tal- ent in organization, singing together and all around effort. Fr. Fred Link, newly appointed director of Chorus this year, had a lot to do with the improvement. Enthusiasm plays a major role in the choir ' s attitude, and that ' s one thing Fr. Fred has plenty of. This year ' s officers, too, definately had a hand in the group ' s success. Eve Colchin held the office of presi- dent; Roberta Liehr, 1st Soprano Section Leader; Gina Pontecorvo, 2nd Soprano Section Leader; Diane Hobson, Alto Section Leader; and Corina Pena, Freshman Repre- sentative. Girls ' Chorus 49 Many Memories for ' 76 Minstrels Many long hours of learning, prac- ticing and sweating added up to a fantastic year for the Bishop Luers Minstrels. Twenty-two singers, nine instrumentalists and three managers made up the swing choir directed by Fr. Fred Link. Jordan Hamm Bower again choreographed the Minstrel sounds. The Minstrels performed for a num- ber of private gatherings including shows for Lincoln Life, St. Joseph Hospital and Republican dinners where many important officials were on hand. The highlights of the year were a bicentennial tour of Boston where the Minstrels sang in the famous Old North Church; the Second In- vitational Swing Choir Contest February 28; and finally an invitation to sing for the arrival of President of the U.S. Gerald Ford at the Coli- seum. Total it all up and you can see why the Minstrels have a lot of memories to hang on to. Members Joan Baclawski, Mike Bergeron, Beth Braun, Larry Colchin, Kent Cordes, Kevin Cordes, Mike Davis, Mike Dennon, Anita Detmer, Pat Doyle, Ceralyn Egts, Maureen Felts, Greg Frericks, Sue Greeley, Marta Hake, Tom Hake, Kevin Hege, Jim Henry, Jeff Jackson, Abe Marcor, Mike McGrew, Scott McGrew, Scott Mills, Shelley Mills, Teri Mungovan, Pat Munson, Ken Sorg, Pete Sorg, Tina Stewart, Anita Still, Don Vogel, Kim Ward, Mike Westrick and Greg Wirtner. Soprano Kim Ward sings to her audience. The Minstrels during their performance at the rally for President Ford. 50 Minstrels The Whitecoats Are Coming! Kevin Hege got the Bone Award for best single performance. The whitecoats are coming! The Whitecoats are coming! Not exactly original, but still about as effective. After all, the senior hall all but emptied as eight spirited young men came skipping down its center wear- ing white straight jackets and singing rounds of Great Green Gobs. This was the scene of many a 1975-76 high school day at Bishop Luers. Ranging from wearing scuba gear in class to cart wheeling in the library, this troop brought a new and unique meaning to the word insanity. All in all they repre- sented the deep abiding spirit of Luers. They helped the Class of ' 76 put a mark on Luers that will prob- ably last a long time. WCG Membe rs L-R: Tony Welling, Jim Henry, Rodger Rang, Kevin Hege, Greg Wirtner, Tom Hake. Seated: Larry Colchin. Guess who came out on top?! The White Coat Gang 51 Jeff Slater and Ed Skevington show off their club jackets. The 1976 Key Club has outdone themselves again this year by winning the title of First in the State for the seventh consecutive year. Mark Becker reigned as President this year, Tom Colligan was Secretary, Ron Roth was Treasurer, Jerry Snyder was Ser- geant-At-Arms, and Jeff Slater was Public Relations man. Various activities performed by the Key Club included collecting $1002.00 for the March of Dimes. They also helped entertain children at Johnny Appleseed, and played Bingo with the ladies at Turtle Creek Convalescent Home. Key Clubbers Mix Pleasure and Fun What a group! 52 Key Clu b Several clubbers display their highly deserved trophies. and the Results Are Deeds Well Done Key Club 53 Student Congress: All Work, No Play? Many things have been accom- plished this year, thanks to our hard working Student Congress. The Congress, composed of students from each of the four classes, got together every Tuesday night to dis- cuss needed or desired improve- ments pertaining to the school code, etc. This year the Congress put their efforts toward a new smoking area, an improved dress code, intramurals and planned the Christmas Dance and Prom. Gary Andorfer was Presi- dentwith Mark Lauer as Vice-presi- dent, Kathy Krzyminski as Secretary, and Joan Imler as Treasurer. Fr. Jerry moderated. These girls must be looking for part time jobs! O.K., I need a five letter word for ' proportion ' . Officers Gary, Joanie and Mark take a spin. 54 Student Congress . The Committees of Congress Treasury Department Rules and Social Committee Regulations Student Congress 55 G.A.A. Breaks Up School Week Ms. Mary Rody supervised another fun-filled active GAA year. With the money the members of the largest girls club of Luers made, they parti- cipated in volleyball, bowling and other sports. They also had their annual GAA Banquet before the school year ended honoring the winning teams and individuals. Anne Connolly was this year ' s Presi- dent along with Ann Cocks. ' Don ' t look so enthusiastic! Fr. Camillus and Ms. Rody didn ' t go unrewarded. 56 GAA Monotony With Wednesday Fun Above Left: Beth, Agnes, Ann, Bonnie, Anne, Dolores, Rose and Beth were the top bowlers of 1976. Left; Barb, Lisa and Nancy were honored for their prowess in volleyball. Below Left: Kathy Agnes, Rose and Karen are ready for the big times now. GAA57 The Knight Lights Staff Captures News Thanks to the staff members of the Knight Lights the students of Bishop Luers were able to keep in touch with the newsaround the school. Editor-in-Chief Anita Still put together a newspaper filled with many Luers oriented items such as current events, editorials, cartoons and sports. Various sponsors in the area who advertised in the Knight Lights helped pay for it ' s production. Paste-ups were held every other Tuesday night. The paper came out every other Friday during lunch mods. Ms. D. Jeanne Craig was the 75-76 moderator Decisions, decisions!! Knight Lights moderator, Ms. Jeanne Craig. 58 Knight Lights Then Relays It to the Students Chris Tetzloff — Editorial Ed. Sue Hammen — Feature Ed. Teresa Beckman — News Ed. Sue Erwin, Roberta Liehr — Advertising. K.L. writers: Jerry, Mark, Business Mgr. Tony Welling, Nan, Beth, and Greg. Knight Lights 59 Pub Comments To the Bishop Luers Community: The year one graduates from high school is always special. For seniors, it will be a transitional year in their lives. Half the year will be spent as a juvenile, the other half as an adult, it is an important time in our lives. After eighteen years of dependence, you are now free to make your own decisions and accept some real responsibility. In broad terms, this means putting your life in order today while planning for tomorrow. In doing this, often one has little time for the past and we partly forget about an important time in our lives — our high school career. All that is history is part of us too and in losing the past, one loses a part of one ' s self just as surely as if one were to lose a limb. Anyone who buys a yearbook does so in part to preserve the memories of what once was. It is a history in pictures and in print. As you page through your 1976 ACCOLADE, faces and events will live again; and, as you grow older, your ACCOLADE will become even more meaningful. You will find yourself remem- bering names, faces and events which you had long forgotten. You will laugh; you will cry; you will find that you can, indeed, go home again. I would be remiss if I did not, in closing, say a few words about your editor-in-chief Beth Braun and assistant editor Carol Nolan. Both have put in long hours after school and even in the summer months to save your memories for you. What motivates them? Nothing more than love of school and classmates. So here it is — your special Bicentennial ACCOLADE. Read and enjoy it; then put it in a safe place. Like you it is special. Advisor, Charles Cole Two glances at our moderator. Chuck Cole, who helped the ACCOLADE with his many talents. 60 Pub Comments The 1975-76 Accolade Staff Two at once? ? Mr. Cole, you little tiger! Accolade seniors: Martin Weber, Sue Hammen, Angie Hicks, Beth Lill, Beth Braun, Libby Weber, Tony Welling and Maureen Felts. What would we do without our on-the- spot photographer, Doug Starost? Accolade 61 Although few people know what the word accolade means, many students at Luers spend long hours trying to convey a message of unity and organization through this word chosen as our yearbook title. Even though the 75-76 staff was small, the job got done. This was a building year — the majority were new, inexperienced staff members and photographers. The beginning was tough on everyone, but things began to work smoothly after a few months of Wed- nesday night meetings. Editor-in-chief Beth Braun handled decisions as they came up, assigned sections, proofed pages and sent them to the yearbook com- pany. Carol Nolan, the assistant editor, spent many hours on underclass pages and the clubs section. Mr. Cole put in his share of hours too. Often ac- companied by his son, Mr. Cole helped proof pages and was the overseer of everything. The staff worked extra hard to make this yearbook special for you. We hope you like it. Editor-in-chief Beth Braun. Accoladers Take Pen in Hand Features: Judy Cobb, Eve Colchin, Rita Renner, and Cindy Costello. 62 Accolade Underclass editors C. Nolan, T. Moisica. Absent: Cathi Gigli. Teachers editor Sue Hammen. and Wind Up Holding Clumps of Hair! Accolade ' s financial wizard Tony Welling. Accolade 63 The Thrill of Victory UlENS .WF ftp 64 Sports Division The Agony of Defeat J M : Sports Division 65 Tennis Team Serves Great Season m r- ' %. ' i w The equipment of champions! i. S.A v, , - y V. Top Left: Gary Andortei, Toby Derloshon, Milte Bergeron, Tim Ward, Tom Colligan, Kevin York, John Sholl, Steve Weaver, Gary Ottenweller, Jack Danehy, Bill Vanderbosh, Mike Palmer. Dave Spoltman was absent. This year ' s season was one of Luer ' s best in boy ' s tennis history. Under captain Gary Andorfer, and with a little help from coach Fr. Xavier, the team finished 3rd in the SAC. Singles players were Gary Andorfer, Tom Colligan, Mike Palmer, Kevin York, and Tim Ward. Doubles were Bill Vanderbosh and Gary Otten- weller, Tim Ward and Jack Danehy, and Bill Vanderbosh and Dave Spolt- The highlight of the season was the Dwenger match. The city title was to be determined by one set of 3rd doubles. Unfortunately, Luers lost. The reserves consisted of Mike Sternberger, Tim Muldoon, Mark Hipskind, Jeff Miller, Tom Palmer, Steve Thompson, Chris DeWald, Dave Husar, Joe Romary, Jeff Witte; manager Bob Ueber. 66 Tennis ■ P - Tom Colligan and Gary Andorfer shared the title of Most Valuable Player. • ' -, Tim Ward shows fabulous backhand form. ' 75 Volleyball Team SAC Champs Ms. Roscoe was the champion coach. We can look forward to more of this talent next year! The 1975 volleyball season proved a successful one as the girls took the SAC title the 2nd time in 4 years. With Ms. Roscoe ' s coaching and captain Joanie Imler ' s leadership, our team learned that it had the power and ability to work together to achieve a 19-3 season record. aI ' Although Luers beat Wayne during regular season play, they couldn ' t overcome the Generals in the first game of the Sectionals. The Reserve team had an unde- feated season and showed great promise for the future. Cheri Glass- ley was selected Most Valuable Player, Lita Silva received Most im- proved, and Joanie Imler received an award for Most Points. 68 Volleyball Lita Silva, Joanie Imler, and Cheri Glassley were individual award winners. For the 2ncl Time in 4 Years nlirtfirrfauitmiiir ' aiiiiifiimMiMMiiMiiiiwuiiiii Tpss ssr- ™ 1 1 jl) H wf 1 1 wnQMfl wm m f W fkJt PW w a Top Left- Kelly Henline, Marianne Quinn, Joie Curtis, Joanie Imler, Rita Grimmer, Julie Stock, Jane Berghoff, Agnes Osterholt, Cheri Glassley, Lori Boxberger, Marty Raupfer, Erin Mullins, Julie Mattingly, Lisa Gigli, Kathy Krzyminski, Ann Galpern, Beth Hickey, Lita Silva, Cathy Woenker, Lori HalliwIII; Lisa Curtis and Kelly Sitko (players), and Kim Rice, Joanne Vanderbosh, and Dana Walrcki (managers) absent. I V Volleyball 69 Luers ' pack runs for a victory. Through Rain, Hail, Sleet or Snow Crosscountry Is Always on the Go m ii. ' ' '  , . 1 Pat Munson, Pete Gabrek, John Stearns, Frank Barnetts, Ed Skevington, Jamie Oxiey, Mike Westrick, Mike Husar, Mike Mertes, Don Gordon, Dave Silva, Steve Stronczek, Tim Carr, Mark Becker, Tom Hake, Bob Harber, and not shown manager Tom Herb. The Cross Country team showed determination as they kept on the go through rain, hail, sleet, or snow. Mr. John O ' Connor coached the Knights this season. Seniors provided leadership for the Har- riers with Steve Stronczek as captain, and Tim Carr the number one 70 Cross Country PH9 WS Hj S KM ' ' I ' t B wHR ' v i 1 it l l 1 rom ((),!( h O ' Connor for his great leadership. Ya Gotta Believe Wins It All The team motto this year was Ya gotta believe , and our boys be- lieved all the way to SAC champs. The Knights were state ranked 11th and 14th, and they posted a 9- 1 season. Several individual honors were received, including men on the South Division team, the all SAC team, Northern Ind. Catholic all star team, and all state recogni- tion. The varsity team scored 221 to their opponent ' s 102 in the Mike Reed was the head coach, with assistants Larry Gerardot, Mark Girgash, Jerry Steinke, and John Main. The team trainer was Jerry Krouse. Various slogans were used by fans throughout the season in anticipa- tion of the return of the bell, like Dwenger ' s, dead, the bell is red , and the team ' s smell for the bell . Now the bell is red, and is in residence at 333 E. Pauld- ing Rd. City champs once again! 72 Football L«_ - i .■■■ c mk IP The big 3 — Girgash, Steinke, and Reed — helped our team get the bell back. m , ;1«| Defense rushes in for the kill. for the 75 Football SAC Champs! The thrill of victory — the agony of defeat. Top Left: Dom Lombardo, Kevin Rodenbeck, Scott Weber, Lew Goodwin, Pat Vaughn, Dave Gigli, Mike Robertson, John Patton, Jeff Hall, Chris Donnelly, Butch Wickensheimer, Steve Lauer, Ed Cornelia, Greg Wirtner, Sean Rebman, Mark Cerney, George Steinacker, Tom Mauch, Kevin Caccamo, Dave Siefert, Dave Shepherd, Dick Kelly, Dan Paliganoff, Tom Collins, John Carteaux, Tony Freshley, Steve Bail, Phil Laughlin, Barney Zent, Steve Gerard, Matt Till, Dan Baker, Jim Boudia, Joe DeWald, Mimi McAlister, Dianne Litchfield, Teri Mungovan, Charlie Wilson, Dave Moyano, Kurt Roberts, Dave Jenkins, Jim Hoch, John Sheets, Greg Degitz, Mike Renninger, Mike Clancy, Dan Mattingly, Tim Morken, Kevin Marquart, Don Kortepeter, Bob Loew, Mike Huth, Anne Getty, Dave Arnold, Paul Mauch, Fred Sturm, Mike Sullivan, Jon Coffee, Dave Koenig, Bob Lightbody, Sam Torres, Mike Morrow, Mike Smith, Chris Nix, Mark Sholl, Mark Carteaux , -v . iVt.|. 1 ,- Football 73 B iB3 HHI ■ S U HHfe- RHHI ■ ' TWH B BB wHM t l ' !?Wf ' l l ■■I ' Reserve and Frosh Teams — i It looks like the tradition of - ' Luer ' s great football will continue ■ with these young men in the program. The reserve team pro- duced a season winning record i of 5-3, with the season point total showing the reserves out- scoring their opponents by 90- 74. H The frosh team ' s only loss was their first game of the season. The team really got their stuff together then and posted big lA inc nvpr r.arrptt Dpkalh Trin- Top Left: Joe DeWald, Tom Mauch, Fred Sturm, Tim Rahrig, Mark Carteaux, Greg Degitz, wms over uarreil, ueKaiD, « on . Marquart, Charlie Wilson, Mike Clancy, Dan Mattingly, Dave Moyano, Dan Pallganoff, COrdia, Carroll, and New Haven. Mimi McAllister, Mike Morrow, Jon Coffee, Mike Smith, Mike Sullivan, Mark Sholl, Bob They shutout 3 of these teams, Lightbody, Sam Torres, Dave Koenig, Kurt Roberts, Chris Nix. and then only allowed 18 points to be scored against them. Add to Great Knight History Top Left: Bob Swinehart, Jim Tourney, Jim Dwire, Joe Sturm, Mike Lothamer, Jim Celarek, Kevin Jackson, Matt Mungovan, Mark Wright, Jim Wilson, Joe Earls, Dave Libbing, Dennis Nodine, Lester Hanford, Phil Gerardot, Steve Morken, Tim Coffee, Rick Hoch, Dan Guevara, Rick Rectanus, Tony Ramirez, Maurice Smith, Thad Hedges, Larry Young, Eric Jones, Tony Mungovan, Andy Muldoon, Joe Huguenard, Tony Bowser, Tim Slater, John Huneck, Wilbert Brown lee, Tony Sell, Casey Hoffman, Mike Stronczek, Bob Childers. 74 Football , ::- t; ' : ?::;,;§-,!.w Underclass Basketball Shooting Up fP?rt!?ff? ' ' The material of this year ' s under- class teams will be very useful ; in the next few years. Coach O ' Connor and Coach Stanski did a fine job of preparing these boys for the future, teaching them to shoot up and in, where it counts. The reserve team: Mark Sholl, Steve Thompson, Kurt Leffers, Dick Kelly, Tom Rodenbeck, Mike Smith, Kevin Marquart, Cephas Calligan, John Rang, Greg Schey, Dan Paliganoff. The freshman team had a fine season despite the weird times and out-of-the-way places their games were played. The reserve team played most of their games before the var- sity games. Most of the team members got experience on the varsity team, to really set them up for the future. The freshman team: Maurice Smith, Steve Westrick, Rick Hoch, Paul Smith, Chris Kohne, Jerry Bergoff, Jim Celerek, Phil Gerardot, Bob Swinehart, Jerry Leffers, Jim Dwire, Jim Tourney, Chris Zuber, Tony Ramirez, Tony Sell, Mark Wright, Matt Mungovan, Tim Slater, John Kelpin, Lester Hanford, Kevin Jackson, Jim Sorg, Casy Didion. Reserve and Frosh Basketball 75 Varsity Team Puts The Knights ended with a record of 10-9 over all, and 3-6 in the SAC. They played Snider in the first SAC holiday basketball tourna- ment, and played New Haven in the Sectional. The Knights had a successful season at home, as they won 8 out of their 9 home games. The Knights rocked the SAC with a big win over Elmhurst, 68-66. Dwenger was another thrilling game as Kevin Rodenbeck put the team ahead by one point in the last seconds for a 51-50 win. Kevin was elected to the All City basket- ball team. The coaches were John Sorg and John O ' Connor. Kevin Rodenbeck, Phil Laughlin, Frank Croom, Scott Weber, Rodger Rang, Pete Sorg, Tony Freshley, Dave Carrier, Jerry Snyder, Tim Logan, John Leffers, Dick Kelly, Joe Morthorst. 75-76 Season Through the Hoop Winning was nice, but so was playing the game. Get up for the Knight team 76 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 71 O GET XM KNIGHTS Sue Schafer shoots a shot! Tough Opponents Prove to Be Good Test for Luers Ladies Ingredients for a game — balls, players, coach, fans. The girls basketball team ended the season with a 5-7 record. This record doesn ' t indicate the many close games the girls lost. Ms. Roscoe coached this year ' s team and she received help from captain Weezy Shank and managers Tonya and Paula Moisica, Diane Litchfield, Kelly Henline, Kelly Sitko, and Lori Halliwill. In the first state basketball tourney, the Knights lost to Heritage 49- 47 in a close match. The future looks good for the Knights as the reserve team remain- ed undefeated at 6-0. ■S  iH Mnr- 78 Girl ' s Basketball — r - ■ ' ? .. — Apr. ' 4 s. 1 1 : -.lLAukj§ ;=i W ' , ft J-. ' S S Jf ' .r. The bench follows the player ' s every move. Mm: ijm mmm mwimmmmm wjSl mr .UERS—p ' LUERS ' I ° LUERS--.- ' ■ ?5- Beth Llll, Weezy Shank, Julie Mattingiy, Agnes Osterholt, Jenny Morel, Diane Carrier, Lisa Gigli, Tonya Moisica, Mary Ann Allemeier, Joan Connolly, Katie Shank, Terry Kimes, Lita Silva, Sue Schafer, Diane Litchfield, Joie Curtis, Sue Schwab, Anne Connolly, Joanie Imler, Barb Hake, Lou Weber, Paula Moisica. Basketball 79 Co-ed Intramurals Many students from all classes got it all together on Sunday nights this year for intramural volleyball. The games were or- ganized by the Student Congress. The teams came up with unusual names such as the Fuzzy Wuzzy ' s, Bun ' s Huns, Born Losers, and Jane ' s Dill Pickles. The season ' s winners were the Sod ' s Clods, headed by Greg Sosenheimer. Dorie ' s Daredevils won tournament play. All who participated had fun getting lots of exercise and a taste of competition on an other- wise dull evening. Get It All Together Pride, hustle, and determination dominated intramural piay. Dorie ' s Daredevils: Mark Becker, Jeff Fabini, Joe Morthorst, and Captain Dorie Munson show a victory smile. 80 Intramurals Many students participated in this year ' s intramurals. A lot ot pushing, watching, and praying go on during intramural games. The Sod ' s Clods were season winners in intramural volleyball. Intramurals 81 .I m(mi ' 76 Golf Team a Swinging Set This year ' s golf team was a little bit different than usual, and that could have been due to the fact that they had a new coach, Mr. O ' Connor. Another thing that this could have been caused by was that their number one golfer was senior Mark Lauer. There were only ten members on this year ' s team, but next year ' s team will probably have the same consistency as this year ' s, because there is only one senior to leave the team. Keep on puttin, team! — ,vt -«- ' « J iiiiiiiui II. wiwwwi ' ' Look at that form! J And they ' re off! 76 Golf team: Mark Lauer, Matt Braun, Richard Dinius, Ray Helmsing, John Leffers, Mike Delaney, Kurt Leffers, Mike O ' Connor, Mark Sholl, Jeff Witte, Mr O ' Connor. 82 Golf . ' ■ f • % Underclass Cheerleaders The ten freshman and four re- serve cheerleaders elected this year were a great addition to Luers. They did a great job of raising spirit and assisting the var- sity cheerleaders. The reserve squad went to U.S.C.A. cheerleading camp, where they received several rib- bons. The girls on the freshman squad were Chris Andorfer, Jody Smith, Lisa Robertson, Lora Mill, Paula Bangert, Tess Weber, Mary Lo- gan, Jan Nartker, Sandy Dam- meyer, and Cathy Woenker. The freshman cheerleaders of 1975-76. Ms. Lombardo was the moderator of all the cheerleaders. Add to Luers ' Spirit This year was a year worth remembering for these cheerleaders. The reserve cheerleaders were captain Lisa Colone, co-captain Marcy Figel, Barb Costin and KayKerslake. Cheerleading 83 The Halls of Luers Became the The many long hours spent practic- ing, painting, hanging up signs, planning and cheering made the cheerleaders feel right at home in Luers ' halls. It ail started late May, 1975. The cheerleaders tryed out and were selected for the squad. Practice began for U.S.C.A. cheerleading camp. The hard work paid off, with two trophies and nine ribbons, and a chance to compete in August at Grand Nationals, where the squad gave an impressive showing. The cheerleader ' s letter jackets and new skirts came in, and they were ready to roll for the school year, through pep assemblies, games, locker decorations, baking for the teams, and their various other duties. Let ' s all stand up and give the cheerleaders a big hand!  ■«; SOGET ' EMJfNIGHIS A sample of the cheerleader ' s great artistic ability. The reserve and varsity squads combined to put up great thrilling mounts. Locker decorations were another cheer- leader goody. 84 Cheerleading u cheerleaders ' Home Away From Rome The cheerleaders got the fans going. ■Hi mam ' yl ' 1 t m CL ji The varsity cheerleaders were captain Angle Hicks, co-captain Lisa Curtis, Barb Ruckel, Libby Weber, Kenda Cordes, and Cheryl Korte, with moderator Ms. Lombardo. Cheerleading 85 76 Track Fairs Well Under New Coach The boy ' s track team turned out a pretty good season with their new head coach, Mr. Girgash. Mr. Steinke and Mr. Main were the assistant coaches. The big cindermen this year were Lew Goodwin, Dave Arnold, and Joe Kelly, but these men didn ' t win the meets themselves. The other 25 guys on the team looked pretty mean, also. Some of the big teams the Knights beat were Dwenger, Garrett, South Adams, Churubusco, Bell- mont, and New Haven. - ' I ' TTTTfi: Top Left: Mr. Steinke, Mr. Main, Steve Stronczek, Dave Arnold, Pete Gabrek, Tim Carr, Bill Eckrich, Mike Renninger, Jamie Oxiey, Jim Boudia, Tom Hake, Rick Blauvelt, Joe Kelly, Lew Goodwin, Tim Rahrig, Dave Stronczek, Mr. Girgash, Bob Harber, Nate Anguiano, John Hunick, Mike Husar, Mike Sullivan, Ed Skevington, Mike Stronczek, Pat Sullivan, Tim O ' Connor, Terry Lill, Jon Coffee, Jim Ehinger. Those not shown are Pat Munson, Mike Westrick, Orlando Fernandez, and Joe Morthorst. Girls Finish Season in the Lane of Victory 1976 was another good year for the girl ' s track team as they beat 11 out of the 15 teams they ran in regular season action. Luers placed 4th in the city meet, and 6th in the Sectionals, by beating such teams as North, South, and Hard- ing. In the Knights one reserve meet, they beat Garrett 78 to 20. Tonya Moisica qualified for state finals in the shotput, along with Jo Curtis in the 440, and Cathy Woenker, Teresa Beier, Teresa Renninger, and Jo Curtis in the 880 medley relay. This relay finished 6th in the state. From Top Left: Ms. Reed, Cathy Woenker, Marianne Quinn, Valerie Konger, Bernadette Beier, Agnes Osterholt, Debbie Helmsing, Kathy Renninger, Tina Gordon, Tonya Moisica, Dennie Munson, Jeannie Seifert, Ms. Roscoe, Laura Klug, Chris Ottenweller, Jeanne Boudia, Therese McLinden, Sue Renninger, Sue Schnurr, Mary O ' Connor, Nancy Derheimer, Teresa Helmsing, Joan Connolly, Jo Curtis, Sue Huth, Marlyn Bauman, Barb Alter, Tess Weber, Steph Cowen, Terri Beier, Ann Cocks, Brigetti Ohse, Kathy Hassig, Lou Weber, Teresa Renninger. Not shown is Tammy Miller. A blue ribbon for Mary O ' Connor. The girl ' s track team was strong in both running and field events. 88 Track ' ' ..f s «■■■ ' ' ■ The 100 is all Cathy Woenker ' s. f Nancy Derheimer wins the mile. ff.. ' Chris Ottenwelier goes up and over. ' 5 Kathy Renninger clears it again. Track 89 The 76 Knights this year not only finished the season with an out- standing 25-9 record, but they once again made it all the way to semi-state in tourney play, where unfortunately they were beat by South Bend Clay. Ron Stanski was the head coach of this great team, with help from coaches Mike Reed, Ray Con- verset, and Larry Gerardot. A reserve team was started this year, which will help in future varsity action. ' ■ e tffliHe iiip ' .1 Baseball Team Has Knock Out Season i The Knights were good players, and good sports. From Top Left: Bob Loew, Mike Reed, Mike Palmer, Tom Rodenbeck, Larry Gerardot, Mark Wright, Dan Mattingly, Mike Smith, Kirk Rodenbeck, Jim Wiltshire, Jim Vondran, Chris Donnelly, Phil Laughlin, Dave Jenkins, Ron Stanski, Tony Freshley, Kevin Marquart, Kevin Rodenbeck, Dom Lombardo, Dan Paiiganof, Joe Earls, Clint Wickensheimer, Don Kortepeter, Thad Hedges, Kevin Didion, Corinna Pena, Cathy Clancy, Rita Augustiniak, Doric Munson. Not shown are Ray Converset, Jim Tourney, Dave Gensheimer, Jeff Wehrle. 90 Baseball Girl ' s Tennis Team This year, the girl ' s tennis team had a very successful season. Head coach Ms. Mary Lombardo was assisted by the boy ' s tennis team ' s number one player, Gary Andorfer. The rack- eteers had their share of standouts. Sue Greeley and Sue Schafer com- bined their talents to remain unde- feated as double ' s team throughout the season. Anne Galpern, the num- ber one player on the team, volley- ed her way to state competition. The doubles team of Mary Ann Allemeier and Laura Nill went to Regional play. Next year ' s team can look forward to a super season. With the exception of seniors Jane Berg- hoff and Beth Lill, and junior Mary Ann Allemeier, this year ' s outstand- ing team will be back to volley their way to another fine season. : Hr ' ' iT From Top Left: Ms. Lombardo, Jan Snyder, Sue Schafer, Laura Nill, Sue Bathurst, Anne Galpern, Carolyn Cornelia, Mary Allemeier, Jane Berghoff, Gary Andorfer, Doris Becker, Beth Lill, Kathy Krzyminski, Sue Greeley, Sheila Roesler, Denise Fitzgerald. Kathy Krzyminski and Sue Greeley demonstrate the ups and downs of tennis. Sue Schafer handles another hot one. 92 Tennis Nets Big Season Tennis 93 uers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers 3rd in city Frosh Luers Dwenger Luers 13 Garrett Luers 9 Dekalb Luers 20 Concordia Luers 13 Carroll Luers 14 New Haven Warsaw Huntington South Adams Angola Angola Bellmont Bluffton Homestead New Haven Northside Northrop Champions Reserve i Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Liiers Heritage Huntington N. Dwenger Bellmont y Heritage Harding New Haven Bellmont Harding Huntington N. Homestead Northrop s S ! KTIi New Haven 57 Concordia 381 North 42 Northrop 34 Bluffton 50 Snider 32 Huntington Catholic 27 Dwenger 37 Harding 31 Elmhurst 24 Wayne 37 South 65 Si ' New Haven Bluffton Huntington Catholic North Dwenger Salomonii Jr. High Sectional Champions 3rd In city New Haven Dwenger Northrop Homestead Harding South East Noble South Adams Elmhurst Wayne Concordia North Whitko Snider ers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers •78 68 66 46 66 56 48 59 61 53 55 65 75 72 54 80 64 68 56 45 Imont 15-11, 13-15, If Leo15-4, 10-15, 11-15 South Adams 15-4, 15-8 Adams Central 15-4, 15-6 Huntington Catholic 15-5, 15-2 Woodlan 15-13, 7-15, 3-15 Homestead 15-8, 15-7 New Haven 15-1, 8-15, 15-6 Churubusco 15-6, 15-2 Elmhurst 9-15, 15-4, 15-5 Snider 15-11, 15-13 Carroll8-15, 15-10, 15-2 Wayne9-15, 15-13, 15-13 Concordia 15-9, 15-9 Northrop 3-15, 15-5, 15-10 South 15-13, 16-14 Harding 15-11, 15-5 Dwenger 4-15, 13-15 North 15-8, 15-12 Garrett 12-15, 14-10,15-11 City Champions Reserve Bellmont 14-12, 15-12 Leo 15-0, 15-9 South Adams 15-1, 15-0 Adams Central 15-4, 15-1 Huntington Catholic 15-6, 15-3 Woodlan 15-9, 15-9 Homestead 15-1, 15-0 New Haven 15-1, 15-5 Churubusco 15-3, 15-7 Carroll 15-4, 15-9 Harding 15-3, 15-1 Huntington Catholic Elmhurst 80 66 Mishawaka Marion 74 North 7% Heritage Snider a! !a«i Harding Snider 60 57 57 Concordia 45 Northrop Dwenger Central Noble 40 54 57 Mississinewa 62 Wayne South 71 64 Gary Emerson Woodlan 57 56 Churubusco 58 Concordia 61 New Haven 47 Varsity Luers uers 52 uers 89 uers 59 Bellmont 39 V2 uei South Adams Woodlan Churubusco St. Mary of Ohio New HavSf ■ ' Harding Concoriaia f ' Elmhurst Garrett Homestead Bellmont 1 i Harding 92 South Adams 25yj Northrop 97 Dwenger 29 Dwenger 43 Norwell 74 Dekalb 66 Blackford 64 Adams Central 50 Churubusco 44 Bellmont 47 North 23 South 33 Dwenger 41 South Adams 44 Wayne 38 Northrop North Concordia Varsity Luers 12 South Bend Washington 6 Luers 30 Gary Emerson Luers 14 North 20 Luers 13 Northrop 7 Luers 22 Dwenger 8 Luers 32 Harding Luers 13 South Luers 30 Wayne 13 Luers 34 Elmhurst 30 SAC Champions Personalities 96 People Division «• ' The Leaders of Luers Bishop Luers is fortunate enough to have three talented administrators who do their job and do it well. Fr. Donnul Suttman is Principal of Luers and his job holds much responsibility. Fr. Camillus Hogan is Vice-Principal and Activities Director. Fr. Michael Chowning is the Academic Admini- strator, and most of his time is spent arranging and adjusting the schedules of Luers students. We thank these three people who spent time and effort to make Bishop Luers what it is. Oh, it ' s been one of those days 98 Administration POTATOES FRANCISCANAE Fr. Michael Chowning, O.F.M. 13 Small to medium size potatoes 2 medium size yellow onions 1 10 oz package mozarella cheese shredded IV2 cup of sour cream or dressing V2 cup of milk V4 cup of water 1 teaspoon of parsley flakes salt and pepper to taste Wash and peel potatoes, and prepare onions. Shred potatoes and onions with a coarse grate. After rinsing and draining shredded potatoes, mix the potatoes and onions and add seasoning, and liquids. Place mixture in casseroledish and spread V2 cup of sour cream over the top. Bake in pre- heated over at 375 for 1 hour. Remove casserole and stir in remaining sour cream. Stir in cheese in small portions, leaving some to top off the casserole. Place again in the oven and bake for 1 hour, uncovered. Fr. Camillus enjoys Fr. Mike ' s favorite recipe. From Left: Fr. Camillus Hogan, Activities Administrator; Fr. Donnul Suttman, School Administrator; and Fr. Michael Chowning, Academic Administrator. Administration 99 The Disciplinarians of Luers Bishop Luers Police Department Ms. Lombardo and Fr. Max. Fr. Max ' s job is never done. Ms. Lombardo oversees the Detention List 100 Deans This was Ms. Mary Lombardo ' s and Fr. Max Langendorfer ' s first year as the Deans of Bishop Luers. Being school disciplinarians was a new and exciting experience for both. At times, though, the position of Deans can get pretty exasperating and tiring. A sense of humor added to common sense made the school year profitable for both students and the Deans. Fr. Max stretches out after a long, hard day. The cafeteria is that way, Karen. Matt Boneff finds comfort in the Deans Office. Deans 101 Front Office and Guidance Depts. Knowledge and understanding are life ' s faithful companions who will never prove untrue to you. For knowledge is your crown, and un- derstanding your staff; and when they are with you, you can possess no greater treasures. From L: Ms. Derloshon, Ms. Powell, Fr. Flavian, Br. Louie. 102 Office Aid in Organizing Luers My brothers, seek Aaunsel of one another, for therein lies the way out of error and futile repentance. The wisdom of the many is your shield against tyranny. For when we turn to one another for counsel we reduce the number of our enemies. Mr. Miller, Ms. Watson, and Ms. Skevington take a break. Ms. Watson is caught in a candid. Ms. Skevington aids a student in a career clioice Guidance 103 70 -yr y. : l - C T i e _«o To Our Dedicated Cafeteria and t- loyxn. 1 f)4 diiud aj ,,c ' Ctti ti k 2 104 Cafeteria Staff Maintenance Staff — Thank You! Without the help of two special groups of people, the Luers community would be in the state of utter chaos. But thanks to the help of the Kitchen and Maintenance Staffs, the school was run efficiently and smoothly. These people rarely receive recognition for their work. They truly deserve a special thanks. The Maintenance Staff: Mr. Jacquay, and Mr. Muldoon. Mr. Muldoon takes five. Always floors to mop. Maintenance Staff 105 Math Department Helps Students ' Follow my finger!! From L to R: Ms. Rody, Ms. Freiberger, Mr. Converset, Mr. Reiger, Ms. Neuenschwander, and Mr. Stanski. 106 Mathematics With Old and New Problems ARITHMETIC Arithmetic is numbers you squeeze from your head to your hand to your pencil till you get the answer. If you have two animal crackers, one good and one bad, and you eat one and a striped zebra with streaks all over him eats the other, how many animal crackers will you have if somebody offers you five six seven and you say No no no and you say Nay nay nay and you say Nix nix nix? ' Give us a smile, Walt! Now see this! Mathematics 107 Punctuation, Periods, Tostrophes Goget ' em, Jeanne! Standing L-R: Mr. Kimes, Mr. Cole, Ms. Craig, Mr. Junk, Seated L-R: Ms. Reed, Ms. Spohn, Ms. Imler, Sr. Veronica. 108 English Pose Problems in English TO A THINKER You call this thinking, but its walking. Not even that, its only rocking. Or weaving like a stabled horse: From forcer to matter and back to force, From form to content and back to form. From norm to crazy and back to norm. From bound to free and back to bound. From sound to sense and back to sound. So back and forth. It almost scares A man the way things come in pairs. Robert Frost A winning smile from our winner. Mr. Cole keeps his desk in an orderly mess. English 109 Music and Home Economics The soul of Music is of the Spirit, and her mind is of the Heart. When God created Man, He gave him Music as a language different from all other languages. And early man sang her glory in the wilderness; and she drew the hearts of Kings and moved them from their thrones. Fr. Fred poses with Mr. Slattery. 110 Music Stress Student Creativity Even teachers have to do homework. Ms. Still assists with minor sewing problems. Home Ec Spanish, Latin, German, French When you meet your friend on the road- side or in the marketplace, let the spirit in you move your lips and direct your tongue. Let the voice within your voice speak to the ear of his ear; For his soul will keep the truth of your heart as the taste of the wine is remembered. When the colour is forgotten and the vessel is no more. KahlilGibran J HI Ni From Left: Ms. Freiburger, Fr. Clyde Young, Ms. Therrien, Mr. Teisch, and Ms. Singleton. Correct pronunciation is stressed. 112 Language It ' s All Greek to Me! Ms. Freiburger smiles winningly. Language 113 Religion Department Basis Fr. Xavier relaxes after a long, hard day. 114 Religion of Luers Community And an old priest said, Speak to us of Religion. And he said: Your daily life is your temple and your religion. Whenever you enter into it take with you your all. Take the plough and the forge and the mallet and the lute, the things you have fashioned in necessity or for delight. For in revery you cannot rise above your achieve- ments nor fall lower than your failures. And take with you all men; For in adoration you cannot fly higher than their hopes nor humble yourself lower than their despair. KahlilGibran Learning from each other is what it ' s all about. Smile and say Cheese ! Back Left: Fr. Xavier, Brother, Fr. Jerry; Front Left: Bro. Tom, Bro. Mark, Mr. Schwartz, Bro. Doug and Bro. Dennis. Religion 115 History Looks at the Ms. Lapp checks recent assignments. Mr. Steinke — lookin ' good! ' ' 116 History Past, Present, and Future Then Life beckoned to me and said, Follow me. We have tarried here too long. And I replied, Where are we going, Life? And Life said, We are going to the City of the Future. And 1 said, Have pity on me. Life. I am weary, and my feet are bruised and the strength is gone out of me. But Life replied, March on, my friend. Tarring is cowardice. To remain forever gazing upon the City of the Past is folly.Behold, the City of the Future beckons ... KahlilGibran fUm s igy Hi jgB BB S BiBBp ' HJS-iSiB fijliiia I n ' : ' _ The History Dept. ' s contribution to the U.S. Bicentennial! From Left: Ms. Lapp, Mr. O ' Connor, Mr. Steinke, Mr. Main, Bro. Tom, and Ms. Lombardo. History 117 Science Probes the Unknown mK rrrii i iiriiH i ria wfc Fr. Camillus enjoys solving Physics problems 118 Science And in my thoughts I found myself carried far from mankind, and my imagination lifted the veil of matter that hid my inner self. My soul ex- panded and 1 was brought closer to Nature and her secrets, and my ears were opened to the language of her wonders. ., , ... .. Mr. Halter detains two fearful f roggies. From Left: Sr. Jeanne Esther, Fr. Camlllus, Ms. Carteaux, and Mr. Halter. Science 119 Beauty Shown Through Art Where shall you seek Beauty, and how shall you find her unless she herself be your guide? People of Orphalese, beauty is life when life unveils her holy face. But you are life, and you are the veil. Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror. But you are eternity and you are the Art teacher Ms. Louise Schafer. Ms. Schafer is dazed by a student ' s newest creation. 120 Art Your hearts know in silence the secrets of the days and the nights. But your ears thirst for the sound of your heart ' s knowledge. You would know in words that which you have always known in thought. You would touch with your fingers the naked body of your dreams. And it is well that you should. The hidden well-spring of your soul must needs rise and run murmuring to the sea; And the treasure of your infinite depths would be revealed to your eyes. But let there be no scales to weigh your unknown treasure; and seek not the depths of your knowledge with staff or sounding line. For self is a sea boundless and measure- less. Books: Sea of Knowledge Being surrounded by books is fun for Sr. Maxine. Sr. Maxine poses for a quick picture Library 121 Economic and Physical Development The Business Department. From Left: Mr. Steve Mathew, Ms. Becky Mangus, Mr. Mike Reed. Mr. Mathew does his homework. Typing students perfect their skills. 122 Business Important to Luers Students Gir catches up on his reading. And even as each one of you stands alone in God ' s knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. KahlilGibran I Coach Girgash listens with enthused interest Ms. Roscoe gives the camera a winning smile. Phys. Ed. 123 124 Seniors Seniors 125 JS Joe Anderson Gary Andorfer Laura Annable Richard Arend Stephen Bail Brian Barbieri Seniors Live Everyday With Angela Barile Tina Baumgartner Mark Becker Beth Beery TerrieBeier Michael Bergeron Beth Berghoff Tina expresses her feelings on spiritual day. A pack of Senior sardines. 126 Seniors Patricia Bierman You ' ve got a friend Lorena Boxberger Roy Boneff the Spirit of Seventy-Six n ■ 1 W |H p te 1 h 1 ,|l mk Patricia Brodrick Stripe and Yellow become butterflies and even the trees are happy. Seniors 127 Richard Brown Sandra Butt Kevin Caccamo Tim Carr Cathy Cavacini Barbara Celarek MarkCerney AnnChilders Tom Christman Larry Colchin Tom Colligan Thomas Collins Homecoming 1975-76 Kathleen Curry 128 Seniors . and You Are There. Senior mean machine ready for the kill. Melinda Edwards Geralyn Egts Irene Espinosa Jayne Fabina Clark Pagan Dolores Fell This picture deserves a full gawk . Seniors 129 130 Seniors chattering girls ' conversation doesn ' t interest Mark. Senior Chicks are the cat ' s meow. John Gamble Martin Garringer Patricia Geier David Censheimer Steve Gerard KayGerardot Anne Getty Mary Giant David Gigli MaryGirardot Cheri Glassley Laura Gremaux Teri and Barney waiting in the Dean ' s for sentencing. Father Donnul had a farm EI-EI-OH. Seniors 131 Richard Griffith Rita Grimmer Geoffrey Grosh Mary Jane Groves Lori Haggenjos Thomas Hake Cowgirl Bonnie is a real sharp shooter. Seniors have s-o-o-o much work to do! 132 Seniors Happy Times Are Never Lost Timothy Harmeyer Kevin Hege Laura Hege James Henry Tom Herb Angela Hicks Ron Roth — coming right this way Bubble blowing champ? Prisoner? Dave??? Mark Hoffman Seniors 133 skits, Parties, the Bell, Florida, Prom, Thomas Hogan Beth Horn Scott Howenstine Cheryl Hubbard Joan Imler Bernadett Jauregui Dave Jenkins James Johnston Debbie Jur 134 Seniors Intramurals, Southgate Karen Levendoski Eileen Lightbody Elizabeth Li Kathy Linkhart Dianne Litchfield Julie Litchfield Seniors 135 Carol Mee Tim Was Always On Our Side, And Each Moment Was That Of Excitement And Anxiety, But Now We Must Leave Our Carefree Days Behind, And Grow Toward Our Real Selves As individuals. Would you stop that? 136 Seniors ' You ain ' t even cool. Diane gets distracted, but Anne keeps on talking! PMr 9f Paula Moisica Annette Monnier Matthew Mostes Bonnie Muldoon Theresa Mullins Theresa Mungovan Dorothy Munson Molly Murnane Denise Niemeyer Pamela Nusbaum David Oberley Patricia O ' Brien Paula Getting Diane Olry Donald Oser Julie Oxiey Jackie Parrot Seniors 137 John Patton Kathy Pierce Would you like a seat? Nancy Ralirig Rodger Rang Sean Rebman JohnRecht Diane Rectanus Teri Rehm Spiritual Day at the Crosier House Cecily Renner Kathy Renninger Dan Reuille Kevin Rice Margaret Robbins 138 Seniors Ronald Roth Barbara Ruckel Hey, who are you behind those Foster Grants? SuzetteRue All Sunshine and Smiles. Jo Ellen Schey Daniel Schibley Bruce Schoenle Bernie, Mary and Sandy: Three friendly friends. Seniors 139 Deborah Schuhler Sharon Schultz Louise Shank Dave Shepherd Dave Siefert Gerald Snyder AllWorkandNoPlay??? Anita Still ChristaStine Julie Stock Deep thought and educated guesses for a Physics II test. 140 Seniors Brian breaks the news to teach . Steve Stronczek Janet Theisen Carol Thompson We have changed, and thus the growling of our bodies and personalities must not be suffocated and forced to be together. Because then we shall not rise but stay stagnant, never to know a better time than we knew yesterday. How sad it would have been, had we not notices this change. Change is not failure. Change is merely a growth in a different direction. Hard to accept? Sometimes. Painful? Sometimes. Necessary for a life of learning: to learn to love to the fullest. Yes. So we shall change and grasp gracefully the newness and wonder of tomorrow, but not to let go completely of those past memories and lessons, which were helpful in our forming. Let us do it lovingly with no bitterness and squeeze every drop of goodness our of this experience. Let us not wish for what is not. Accept what is and what will be. It is for the best. And if we should meet in the future let us smile, and thank each other for how we once grew together. Matthew Till Lisa Toll Thomas Truemper Robert Ueber Stephanie Ueber Mary Ulrich JeffVoors Chris Waldron Nandray Walicki Seniors 141 Lassie finds a couple pets Mary Ward The camera man snaps a picture of Terry Frecker. Timothy Ward Richard Waters Elizabeth Weber Martin Weber KenWehnert JeffWehrle Together We Turned the 4 Years Anthony Wellin ' Jumprope anyone?? 142 Seniors of Miles into a Road of Smiles. Standing in front of the class is a challenge. Clint Wickensheimer Cheers! Beverly Williamson GregWirtner Michael Wissel Theresa Witte MaryWoenker Richard Woenker rh I r Hey ... we made it . . . that ' s it! Kevin York Gregory Zent Those not present: Frank Croom, Heather Frazer and David Silva. Seniors 143 Baccalaureate Is Touching Remembering, Praying, Singing, Thanking, Hoping, Asking, Praising, Loving Roses; To our parents with love. ' 144 Baccalaureate Gary and Libby: Good Citizenship Tony and Angie: Ideal Student Awards John and Kay receive awards in science. Awards. Baccalaureate 145 Libby Weber, co-salutatorian, speaks about changes. Class of ' 76 parades in; a little wet around the edges. r Co-Salutatorian, Beth Lill, gives us a few chuckles. Keep it legal, Father! Valedictorian Angle Hicks receives her diploma. 146 Graduation Graduation Is Rowdy! Leader of the pack, Dave Shephard, receives his diploma. Hats Off to the Class of 76 Steve puts on the gown of graduation 76. ' Did you have a little trouble dodging the raindrops, Kay? ' ' It ' s Over! Graduation 147 1975-76 Senior Directory Nancy Aksamit, 4705 Tacoma Avenue. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4. Joseph Andersen, 2904 Shawnee Drive. Gary Andorfer, 5316 Cascade Drive. Tennis 1,2,3,4; Student Congress 1,2,3,4; President 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Class President 2,3; Intramurals 4. Laura Annable, 4328 Marvin Drive. Chorus 1. Richa rd Arend, 220 Edgeknoll Drive. Stephen Bail, 2838 Northgate Blvd. Football 1,2,3,4; Student Congress 1,2; Honor Society 3,4. Brian Barbieri, 5129 Christofer Lane. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1; Fall Drama 2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Minstrels 2. Angela Barile, 442 West Williams. Chorus 1,2. Tina Baumgartner, 2525 Dellview Drive. GAA 1,2,3. Mark Becker, 4412 McMillen Park Drive. Key Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3 yrs; Cross Country 3 yrs.; Football 1; Minstrels 3; Choir 4; Honor Roll 1 yr. Beth Beery, 5410 Werling. Softball 2; Cheerleading 1; GAA 1,2,3,4. Teresa Beier, 4536 Monroe. Basketball 1 yr.; Band 1 yr.; Track 1,2,3,4. Mike Bergeron, 1142 W. Rudisill. Band 1,2,3,4; Minstrels 2,3,4; Tennis 4, Cross Country; Band Hall of Fame 4; Marine Award for Outstanding Musician, All-America Band Hall of Fame. Beth Berghoff, 5510 Hessen Cassel. Track. GAA Officer. Jane Berghoff, 2719 Marcy Lane. Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4. Patricia Bierman, 353 W. Woodland. Band 2,3; Chorus 4. Richard Blauvelt, 4807 Lillie Street. Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4. Roy Boneff, 514 E. Edgeknoll Lane. Dave Boon, 4736 Barrington Drive. Lorena Boxberger Elizabeth Braun, 3911 Oakleaf Drive. High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Representative 1; Section Leader 2; Nisbova 1,2,3,4; WMEE Student Monitor Reporter 2; Rotarian 4; Pep Club 3; Student Congress 1,2; Minstrels 4; Accolade 3,4; Editor- in-Chief 4. Patricia Brodrick Richard Brown, 4642 South Park Drive. Sandra Butt, 1108 Powers Street. GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Auxiliary Band 1 yr.; Honor Society 2 yrs. Kevin Caccamo Timothy Carr, 4319 Fairfield Avenue. Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Cathy Cavacini, 4412 S. Harrison. Cheerleader 1,3; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; GAA 1. Barbara Celarek, 1325 W. Sherwood Terrace. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 4. Mark Cerney, 4922 Montcalm Court. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3. Ann Childers Tom Christman, 16025 Thiele Road. Larry Colchin, 10335 Wayne Trace. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Minstrels 2,3,4. Tom Colligan, 3435 Mono Gene Drive. Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2,3,4. Thomas Collins Anne Connolly, 4305 McMillen. Tennis 2 yrs.; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2 yrs; Track 1 yr; GAA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Knight Lights 2 yrs. Mark Coonrod, RR 1 Monroeville, IN. Edward Cornelia, 1239 W. Rudisill Blvd. Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural Handball — Double ' s Champ; Intramural Volleyball Basketball. Kathleen Curry, 4620 Lafayet Espl. Lisa Curtis, 2712 Marcy Lane. Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Softball 1 yr; GAA 2 yrs; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Victoria Dager, 7719 Knightswood Drive. Pom-pon 3 yrs; Drum Majorette 3. Lisa Daley, 603 W. Packard Avenue. Toby Derloshon, 2922 Bellaire Drive. Football 1 yr; Baseball 1 yr; Hockey 1 yr. Tennis 3 yrs; Student Congress 2 yrs. Chris Donnelly, 932 Kinnaird Avenue. Football; Baseball. Ann Duffek 2256 Brooklyn Avenue. Melinda Edwards, 4839 Gaywood Avenue. Geralyn Egts, 105 Bridgeton Ct. Band 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; President 4; Dramas 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Minstrels 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Caecilian Award 4; Music Hall of Fame 4; Rotarian 4. Irene Espinosa, 603 Taylor Street. Jayne Fabina, 1418 S. Hadley Road. Volleyball 2,3; Intramurals 4. Clark Fagan, 2929 Central Drive. Dolores Fell, 5130 Christopher Lane. GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Track 1,2; Student Congress 4. 148 Senior Directory Maureen Felts, 3333 S. Washington Road. Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Minstrels 4; Spring Musical 3; Pep Club 3; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Mercy Folds, 801 Oakdale. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Plays 3. Heather Fraser Terry Frecker Diane Freiburger, 2231 Dunkelberg Road. Dolores Gabet Ann Gabrek, 2822 Elmd ale. Marshall Galpern John Gamble, 4912 Southwood Avenue. Science Award 4; Ski Club; Honor Roll. Martin Garringer, 4320 South Park Drive. David Gensheimer, 3107 Elmdale. Steve Gerard, 2715 Stinson Drive. Football. Kay Gerardot, 7101 Tillman Road. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Science Award 4. Anne Getty Mary Giant, RR 1 Monroeville. GAA; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. David Gigli Mary Jo Girardot Cher! Glassley Laura Gremeaux Richard Griffith Rita Grimmer, 17403 Auburn Road. Geoffrey Grosh, 110 Crown Lane. Mary jane Groves Lori Haggenjos, 210 E. Foster Pkwy. Thomas Hake, Maples Road. Chorus 3,4; Minstrels 3,4; Track; Crosscountry. Jeffery Hall Rhonda Halter, 1318 Park Avenue. Chorus 3,4. Susan Hammen, 916 Rewill Drive. Yearbook 3,4; Knight Lights. Robert Harber Timothy Harmeyer Kevin Hege, 4116 Winter Street. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Minstrels 2,3,4. Laura Hege, 4120 E. Paulding Road. James Henry, 433 Arcadia Ct. Chorus 4; Minstrel Mgr. 4. Tom Herb, 4405 Fairfield Avenue. Angela Hicks, 4422 Indiana Avenue. GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Valedictorian 4; McMillan Award 1; Tri Kappa 3; Girl of the Year 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. Julia Hile, 4214 Fairfield Avenue. Band 1,2,3. Mary Ann Hilker, 2118 Wells Street. Honor Roll. James Hoch Mark Hoffman Thomas Hogan, 4624 Tacoma Avenue. Basketball Mgr. 2,3; Ski Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4. Beth Horn, 2807 So. Clinton. Chorus 1,2,3,4; President 2. Scott Howenstine, 6010 Southcrest. Cheryl Hubbard, 440 Fairwick Lane. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Student Congress 3. Joan Imler, 425 W. Fleming Avenue. Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Congress Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 2 yrs. Bernadette jauregui, 1226 Kitch Avenue. Honor Roll. Dave Jenkins James Johnston, 3434 Willowdale. Debbie Jur, 4117 Bowser Avenue. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. James Kerslake, 118 North Seminole Circle. Joni Klingenberger, 302 Corwin Lane. Bradley Koch, 3528 Knoll Road. Mary Koenig, 3915 Indian Hills Drive. GAA 2,3. Kay Korte, 3614 S. Lafayet Street. GAA 1. Lynda Landin Mark Lauer Steve Lauer Phillip Laughlin, 6409 Salisbury Drive. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2 yrs; Baseball 2 yrs. Karen Levendoski, 4802 Arlington Avenue. Elizabeth Lill, 2535 Silverleaf. Salutatorian 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4. Kathy Linkhart, 319 Edgeknoll Lane. Art Club 4. Dianne Litchfield, 4313 So. Hanna Street. Chorus 1; Band 1; Student Congress 1; Football Mgr. 1 yr; Girl ' s Basketball 3 yrs. Julie Litchfield, 10945 Old Decatur Road. Dominic Lombardo, 5031 Salem Lane. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Senior Directory 149 Theresa Lomont, 328 W. Creighton. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Section Leader 4; Minstrels 4. Timothy Lowden, 536 E. Sherwood Terrace. Patricia Luegring, 4404 Atwood Drive. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Batgirl 1. Karen Matter, 4319 Beaver Avenue. Tennis 2; Band 1,2,3; Art Club 4. Kara McCarthy, 4605 Tacoma Avenue. Art Club 3,4; Vice-president 4. Michael McGrew, 3306 So. Hanna Street. Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Minstrels 4. Rita McLain, 232 McKinnie Circle. Carol Mee, 6404 Bristol Road. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Tanjiah Miller Paula Moisica, 1252 W. Lexington Avenue. Annette Monnier, RR 2 Edgerton Rd. New Haven. Chorus 3,4. Matthew Mostes Bonnie Muldoon, 5111 Roberta Drive. GAA 1,2,3,4. Theresa Mullins, 1008 Paulding Rd. Chorus 1,2. Christine Mungovan, 3318 Senate Avenue. GAA 1,2. Theresa Mungovan, 3318 Senate Avenue. Minstrels 3,4; Chorus 4. GAA 1; Cheerleader 2; Football Mgr. 2 yrs.; Prom Queen 4. Dorothy Munson Molly Murnane, 6505 S. Calhoun Street. Denise Niemeyer, 1911 Webster Street. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Pamela Nusbaum, 4105 Elmcrest Drive. David Oberley, RR 1 Monroeville. Patricia O ' Brien, 4227 Indiana Avenue. Paula Getting, 1607 Andrew Street. Honor Roll 4. Diane Olry, 5910 Southcrest Drive. Donald Oser, 1212 Maxine Drive. Julie Oxiey, 4305 Arlington Avenue. Red Cross 2 yrs. Jackie Parrot, 2223 Hamilton Rd. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Michael Patterson John Patton Ellen Phillips, 5127 Sherrill Drive. Band 1,2,3,4; Section Leader 1 yr.; President 4; Fantasy 4. Nancy Rahrig, 9329 Winchester Road. Band 2; Honor Roll 3,4. Rodger Rang, 306 Corwin Lane. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country lyr. Sean Rebman Diane Rectanus, 423 W. Sherwood Terrace. Band 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Congress 1,2. Teri Rehm, 2805 Palisade. Track 1 yr.; Prom Court 3,4; Homecom- ing Court 4. Cecily Renner, 6404 Gardenview Drive. Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4. Kathy Renninger, 5905 Arlene Avenue. Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll lyr. Dan Reuille, 4707 S. Calhoun. Nancy Rexroth, 6031 Arlene Avenue. Kevin Rice, 4041 Warsaw Street. Margaret Robbins, 5906 Arlene Avenue. Band 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Drama 3. Kevin Rodenbeck, 1135 Westover Road. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2 yr; Football 3 yrs. Carol Rogers, 6605 Quail Ridge Lane. Cheryl Rorick, 1504 Getz Road. Chorus 1,2; GAA 1 yr. Ronald Roth Barbara Ruckel, 6118 Waycross Drive. GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Art Club 3, Basketball 3. Suzette Rue, 1419 Swinney Avenue. Chorus Librarian 4, Ann Ryan, 4215 Indiana Avenue. Rebecca Ryan, 2915 S. Anthony Blvd. Carol Scheiman, 6105 Southcrest. Jo Schey Daniel Schibley, 4730 Holton Avenue. Bruce Schoenle, 2804 Holton Avenue. Chess Club 1. Deborah Schuhler, 542 Kinsmoor Avenue. Chorus 1,2. Sharon Schultz Louise Shank, 4906 Old Mill Road. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2 yrs; Track 1 yr.; Student Congress 1 yr. Dave Shepherd, 2024 Tillman Road. Football 1,2,3,4. Dave Siefert David Silva, 2304 Chestnut. Gerald Snyder, 5214 Yorkshire Drive. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Key Club, Knight Lights, Cross Country, Track, Student Congress, Football 1. Peter Sorg, 4727 Pleasant Center Road. Basketball; Minstrels; Chorus. 150 Senior Directory Greg Sosenheimer, 5105 Indiana Avenue. Key Club 1,2; Track 2,3; Football 3. David Spoltman, 5302 Standish Drive. Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 2 yrs.; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2 yrs. Patricia Springel, 2716 Hoevelwood Drive. Drama Club 3 yrs; President 4. George Steinacker, 4002 Fairfield Avenue. Football 1,2,3,4. Tina C. Stewart, 2828 Warsaw Street. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Minstrels 4. Anita Still, 4307 Indiana Avenue. Knight Lights 1,2,3,4; Editor- in-Chief 4; Minstrels 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls State Delegate 3. ChristaStine Julie Stock, 4444 Lafayette Espl. Volleyball 3 yrs; Track 1 yr. GAA 1,2,3,4. Steve Stronczek, 6610 Maples Road. Track 3 yrs.; Cross Country 2 yrs. Janet Theisen, 4715 Wellington. Drama Cl ub 1,2,3,4; Band 1 yr.; GAA 2 yrs.; Plays 1,2,3,4. Carol Thompson Matthew Till, 4415 Fairfield. Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Key Club 1. Lisa Toll, 3336 E. Floover Drive. Band 3 yrs.; Auxilliary Representa- tive 4. Thomas Truemper, 5537 South Wayne. Fall Drama 4. Robert Ueber, 3117 Elmdale. Stephanie Ueber, 4117 Floagland Avenue. Band 1,2,3,4; Pom- pom Section Leader 4. Mary Ulrich, 342 W. Fleming. Art Club 2,3; GAA 2. Jeff Voors Christopher Waldron, 2315 Cambridge Blvd. Knight Lights 2,3,4. Nandray Walicki, 4629 Beaver. Yearbook 1,2,3. Timothy Ward, 4802 Old Mill Road. Tennis 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Richard Waters Elizabeth Weber, 4304 Pembroke Lane. Cheerleader 1,4; Minstrels 3; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Softball 3; Track 2. Martin Weber, 4410 Austin Drive. Ken Wehnert, 919 Pemberton. Camelot Club 2 yrs.; Vica Club 2 yrs. Jeff Wehrle, 5015 Holton Avenue. Baseball Mgr. 2 yrs.; Statistician 3 yrs. Anthony Welling, 2126 S. Webster. Yearbook 4; Knight Lights 4. Susan Westerhausen Clint Wickensheimer, 315 Edgeknoll Lane. Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,4; Student Congress 1. Beverly Williamson, 308 S. Seminole Circle. Volleyball (Intramural) 4. Gregory Wirtner, 2802 Holton Avenue. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Minstrels 3,4; Chorus 4; Chess Club 1 yr.; Intramurals 2 yrs. Michael Wissel, 801 Milton. Teresa Witte, 313 French Avenue. Richard Woehnker Mary Woenker, 9223 Paulding Rd. Track 2 yrs. Kevin York, 5605 Indiana Avenue. Gregory Zent Senior Directory 151 152 Seniors Seniors 153 Hey, Juniors Are You With Us? 154 juniors With 3 Down the Best Year Is Yet to Come! Mary Ann Allemeier Robert Andorfer Anita Arnold David Arnold Joan Baclawski Dan Baker Liliane Balestra Tom Bangert Francis Barnets Susan Bathurst Elizabeth Beal Robert Beam Teresa Beckman Kevin Behr Annette Berg Robert Berger Mary Berner Matthew Boneff Jim Boudia Tom Bowser Gail Braun Matthew Braun Maureen Brooks Marie Bruggeman Bruce Buchan Nancy Bunt Kyle Burns DebraCaccamo David Carrier John Carteaux CecileCharals Tom Childers Ann Cocks Paul Colchin Linn Colvin KendaCordes Kevin Cordes Beth Cornelia Dave Croy Jack Danehy JeffDant Mike Davis Sandy Deibele MikeDennon Nancy Derheimer Tabby Derloshon Karen Didion Mary Digregory Richard Dinius Karen Disser John Doust Pat Doyle Pam Dressel Dan Duffek Rose Dunn Mary Dwire Juniors 155 Tonya, Carol and Tabby try to look busy Karen FIrestine Maureen Fox Michelle Fox Robin Frecker Greg Frericks Tony Freshley Steve Furge Peter Gabrek Marge Ceier Steph Ceise Debbie Censheimer ,, ' ■ Marianne Gerardot , ■= ' V HF v ' ?| Ann Eckrich Eleanor Eckrich Thomas Eckrich Carol Edwards Mark Ehrman Lisa Evans Steve Evans Jeff Fabini Dale Farmer Amy Ferguson Orlando Fernandez Laurie Fige Mike, Jim, Dave, and Jim party it up. ' Kellie Giant Rose Giant Cathi Gigli Rosalie GIrardot Lew Goodwin Dan Gordon ' The boys share a rough day at school. 156 Juniors Juniors Munch Down Don Cordon Rosa Guevara Sue Greeley Dan Haggcnjos Marta Hake Lori Harbor Larry Harkenrider Luke Harkenrider Paula Hedges Martin Heiny Debbie Helmsing Ray Helmsing Frances Hennel Pat Hickey Sandy Hoelle Dan Hofer Patty Hooper Mike Huth eff Jackson Dan Jefferies Rose Johnson Roy Jones Dan Kartholl Joe Kelly -« ► l f 2 r. Jeff, turn around and show us your curly tail! You want ME to comment on school lunches!? ' Juniors 157 Valerie Konger Cheryl Korte Alisa Kortepeter Chris Kress Kathy Krzyminski Janice Langmeyer Cheryl Lauer Nick Lauer LoriLili What kind of drawing ya got there, Dave? ' After Three Long Years of Partying and or Studying . . . Terry Lill Bob Loew Tim Logan Cathy Manijak Abe Marcor Brian Martin Rose Matter Paul Mauch Colleen McArdle Molly McArdle Patty McKee MicheleMertes Jim Milhouse Shelly Mills Jan Misner Tonya Moisica Watch me cram THIS down their throats! 158 Juniors Terri Molina Diane Morel Tim Morken )oe Morthorst Mary Mount Cheryl Mourey Mike Mourey Tim Muldoon Mary Mungovan Pat Munson TomNill Carol Nolan BrendaNusbaum Anita O ' Brian Susie O ' Leary Agnes Osterholt Chris Ottenweller Karen Ottenweller Jamie Oxiey Mike Palmer Juniors Are Alive and Still Kicking! Ron Palmer Carol Parks GenePelter Marianne Quinn Carol Rademaker Bill Rauner Marty Raupfer MikeRenninger ' Uh oh; Tony is up to something again! Juniors 159 r ii. S .Mk:.- t Four foxy chicks??? ' Mike nods out. -L-wi Ann Schlup Chris Schmenk John Sheets BarbShutt Mary Silva Jim Simunek Jeff Slater Bob Slattery Shawn Slocum Marcia Smiley Jan Snyder Dave Sorg Louie Spatt Kurt Steckbeck Tom Stein Jeff Steinacker MikeSternberger Carol Stoltz 160 Juniors I j ' ust ' U ' s ' N ' uts M ' n ' O ' utrageously ' R ' owdy ' S ' ituations Karen Streicher Bob Sturm Pat Sullivan Donna Ueber ean Ueber Chris Vachon Bill Vanderbosch Pat Vaughn X ' The psychiatrist is in — 5(t . Extra, extra; Jeff Fabini caught studying. Don Vogel RossWaltemath Mary Sue Waltke Kim Ward Julie Wass Kathy Waters Steve Weaver 5.cott Weber Matt Wedler Beth Welling Mike Westrick ChrisWhite Debbie White Kent Whiting Jim Wies Jim Wiltshire Sue Wissel Lori Woehnker Mike Wolfe Beth Wyss Jim Zollinger Ami Zuber We won ' t even ask what you ' re doing. Wilt. ' Those not pictured are Marian Christy, Jayne Johnson, Le Khanh, John Leffers, Dave Longsworth, Joe Perez, Andy Prescher, Kirk Rodenbeck, Mike Sample, Steve Sexton, Rocille Strauser, Regina Thomas, Jim Vorndran. Juniors 161 Hey Sophomores Are You with Us? 162 Sophomores A Uniqueness All Their Own Chris Arend Karen Battershell Linda Bauman Maribeth Beckman Nancy Bego Thomas Berg Becky Berner Mike Bonar Jeanne Boudia Lee Bradner Corrine Brase Jane Brown Jeannine Brown Cephas Calligan Suzette Calligan Mark Carteaux Mike Christie Pat Christman Mike Clancy Judy Cobb Chris Cocks Dave Coffee Jon Coffee Eve Colchin Lisa Colone Mike Colvin Joan Connolly Caria Coonrod Kent Cordes Carolyn Cornelia Cindy Costello BarbCostin Katie Cowen Mark Croy Jo Curtis Cindy Dager Tierney Danehy Teresa Dant Phil Davis Tom Dawson Jeff Dearduff Greg Degitz Mike Delaney Anita Detmer Joe Dewald Kevin Didion PaulDitslear Andy Doyle Karl Draper Tim Dunn Bill Eckrich Julie Edwards Sue Effinger Patty Ehrman Sue Erwin Linda Espinosa Sophomores 163 Sophomores, Still Hangin ' in There. Sue Fabina Walker Fagan Fred Fiepel Marcy Figel Janet Filloff Denise Fitzgerald Mike Franke Allan Frecker Rita Freiburger Cassie Freygang Anne Galpern Jim Gamble Tim Gerardot Kirk Giant Janet Gidley Elena Gilev Theresa Girardot Patricia Glosson BobGotschall Bret Griffith Kathy Grimes Chris Koehler and Mike Zuber, On a shopping spree. ' Sophomores participate? ' 164 Sophomores Sandy Harrington Theresa Helmsing Carol Herbert Tony Hettinger Chris Hickey Elaine Hilker Mark Hipskind Tom Hire ' We ' re proud of the girls for a job well done. ' Joe and Elaine get it together. ' Diane Hobson Steve Holley Debbie Hooper Holly Hunnmer Mike Husar Julie Ineman Cheryl Jefferies Doug Jehl Dana, with her mouth open, as usual. Dani and Lori give us a grin. Cheryl Johnson Amy Keefer Richard Kelly Kay Kerslake Jeanne Kever Kim Kimmel Patrick Kinder Lisa Kleinrichert Sophomores 165 Tierney, Don, Tony and Ann may prove to be a handful for Ms. Spohn. 166 Sophomores Sophomores Grease Up! ' Julie, Dani and Julie are the cat ' s meow! Some sophomores grin and bear their grease day get-ups. ' Sophomores 167 1 1 V Jeff Rahrig Tim Rahrig Chris Ramirez John Rang Lori Redding RitaRenner Sue Renninger Jim Richards Julie Rieg Kurt Roberts Tom Rodenbeck Karen Rondot Mary Rondot Donna Ryan SueSchafer ' Elaine ' s been hitting the vitamins! ' Rowdy Sophomores are a rip roaring riot! ' Mama Drama ' s at it again. Maureen Scheiner Jerry Schiffli Sue Schnurr Tim Schoenle Lori Sell Barry Shaw MarkSholl Adelita Silva Sarah Simon Lucy Simone Mary Slater Rita Slattery Nanette Slocum Maria Smietana Joe Smiley Mike Smith Pam Smith Ken Sorg 168 Sophomores Two Down and Two to Go Mark Spreen Deborah Stabler ohn Stearns Dave Stronczek Fred Sturm Bill Sturm Mike Sullivan Maureen Tapp Bob and Cliff take a job with the B.L.H.S. flag. ' Looking for someone, Karen? Mary Theisen Steve Thompson Tony Till Sam Torres GregTrabel Mary Ueber Jeanne Vachon Joann Vanderbosch Mary Voirol Dana Walickl Cliff Ward Louise Weber Patty Weber Linda Wedler Jim White Robert Wiley Mike Williamson Charlie Wilson ' ' yMiiii, Michael Wisnioch HopeZepeda David Zuber Mike Zuber Mary is surrounded by her numerous friends. ' Those not pictured are Kimberly Cordes, Kathy Cranmer, Maurine Fridley, Steve Kroemer, Greg Schey and Christina Tholen. Sophomores 169 Hey, Freshman Are You With Us? 170Freshr-,en Freshmen Embark on the Challenging 73 O Nancy Adamonis Barbara Alter Daniel Andersen Christine Andorfer Nathan Aguiano Christina Arnold Rita Augustyniak -+ o Kathy Baker Paula Bangert O Susan Barbieri Anna Barile • Marilyn Bauman en Peter Beatty r-h Sarah Beck n Doris Becker Bernadett Beier James Berg Gerard Berghoff o James Berghoff Jennifer Betts D Debbie Billingsley Cheryl Bonar Anthony Boneff Timothy Boon Greg Bowers Anthony Bowser Pamela Brase John Brodrick Sharmaron Brownlee Wilbert Brownlee Keith Burns Sonda Calligan Diane Carrier James Celarek Robert Childers Kathleen Clancy Timothy Coffee Anne Colchin Mary Contadeluci Michelle Conte Stephanie Cowen Gordon Cov Robert Cronkhite Patrick Daley Sandra Dammeyer Patty Davis Karen Derheimer Chris Dewald Charles Didion Sarah Disser Laura Dodane Antonia Dominguez Patricia Duffek James Dwire Sean Eagan Joseph Earls Freshmen 171 ' Oh no! They let the freshmen loose! Laurie Gensheimer Philip Gerardot LisaGigli Ann Gildea Paul Glowacki Victoria Gomez Christina Gordon Robert Grabowski Paula Gremaux Daniel Guerara Monique Guevara Laura Hagedorn Andrew Haggenjos Barbara Hake Lori HalliwIII Lester Hanford Diane Harmeyer Susan Hartman Kathy Hasslg Thad Hedges Louise Eckrich James Ehinger Edward Eifrld Anthony Eubanks Mary Evans Laura Fahey Teresa Fell Cynthia Finton Lisa Fleischman Mike Folds Lynda Fortin Cindy Fox Tammy Fox Brian Frecker Margie Gabet Andrew Garringer if5 WHB Hurry up, the bus is leaving! 172 Freshmen Lunch Makes the World Go Around Barbara Hegge Kelly Henline Daniel Hennel Virginia Hettinger Elizabeth Hickey James Hilaire Richard Hoch Mark Hoffman Charles Hofmann Julie Hohenstein Maria Horoch Joseph Huguenard Elissa Huizing John Huneck David Husar Susan Huth Karen Isbell Kevin Jackson Belle Jarvis Eric Jones Debbie Kaough Julie Keefer Kathy Kelly John Kelpin Patricia Kerr You gotta pay for your pleasures, Steve! ' Katherine Kesterke 3 Teresa Kimes Kenneth Kleber Michelle Klotz Laura Klug Chris Kohne Natalie Konger Mary Beth Kortepeter Kim Kosiarek ' John, you ' re not throwing out that great looking lunch!? ' Freshmen 173 Freshmen . . . Hard at Work? John Kress Annette Kuhn Joseph Kuras Susan Laguna Gayle Larson Roy Lattimore Hey, I got it! Patrick Laughlln Jerome Leffers Regina Lehman Ronald Lehman David Libbing Mary Logan Patricia Logan Margaret Lombardo Anthony Lomont Michael Lothamer Pssst! Nan, wake up, you ' re snoring. 174 Freshmen Andrew Moring Stephen Morken Robert Mount Andrew Muldoon Molly Mulligan Nicholas Mullins Anthony Mungovan Matthew Mungovan Margaret Murnane Jan Nartker Rita Neher Laura Nill Dennis Nodine Angle Noli Mary O ' Connor Annrita O ' Leary Freshmen Display Their School Spirit Donna Oberley Rachael Oettel Brigetti Ohse Gene Oser Valerie Oxiey Marie Paliganoff Vincent Paris James Patton Kathleen Pelter Corina Pena Robert Pierce Laura Porter Linda Quandt Patrice Rahrig Anthony Rimlrez Karl Raupfer Richard Rectanus Molly Reddin Jim Sorg . . . definitely a ladies man! ' Theresa Renninger Edward Reuille Dean Reust Kent Rice Mark Robbins Freshmen 175 Freshman Spirit Shines Through Lisa Robertson Vincent Robertson Bettie Roderbaugh Sheila Roesler Joseph Romary Gregory Rondot Jeanne Rondot David Rorick ' Miss Lombardo lays it on the line for Jodi Smith. 1 JHL . 1 i Jeepers, fellas, where ' d you get those peepers? Julie Rorick Nathan Rorick Dennis Rowan Patrick Schiffli Susan Schwab Anthony Sell Katherine Shank Barbara Shaw Becky and Karen caught in the act. You Can ' t put anything over on old Sarah! ' ' Daniel Shepherd Jeannie Siefert Kelly Sitko Edward Skevington Tim Slater Brian Slattery Jodi Smith Maurice Smith 176 Freshmen Gene Oser feels great after lunch. Hey Kelpin, don ' t you know three ' s a crowd? Paul Smith Paula Smith Jean Snyder James Sorg Matthew Staight Douglas Starost Tim Steckbeck Patrick Stelte Christopher Stier Michael Stronczek Christine Stuckey Joseph Sturm Rebecca Sturm Robert Swinehart DeniseTill AnnTopp James Tourney MaryTrabel Matthew Ueber Diane Vachon Theresa Vachon Timothy Vachon Jerri Vandall Steve Vanderbosch Teri Vaughn Robert Voiroi Peter Voors LoriWall Therese Weber Thomas Weber Patrick Welch Stephen Westrick Jeffery Whiting Matthew WillcuttS Kenneth Williamson James Wilson Jeffrey Witte Catherine Woenker Mark Wright Kathleen Wyss Lawrence Young Maria Zintsmaster Chris Zuber Not Pictured: Tracy Chatmon, Tony Ubanks, Sharon Cater, Tom Simunek, and Kathy Richards. Freshmen 177 Index Frosh Adamonis, Nancy 171 Alter, Barbara 171,88 Andersen, Daniel 171 Andorfer, Christine 171, 83 Anguiano, Nathan 171, 86 Arnold, Christina 171 Augustyniak, Rita 171 Baker, Kathy 171 Bangert, Paula 171,83 Barbieri, Susan 171 Barile, Anna 171 Bauman, Marilyn 171, 88 Beatty, Peter 171 Beck, Sarah 171 Becker, Doris 171, 92 Beier, Bernadett 171,88 Berg, James 171 Berghoff, Gerard 171, 75 Berghoff, James 171 Betts, Jennifer 171 Bonar, Cheryl 171 Boneff, Anthony 171 Boon, Timothy 171 Bowers, Gregory 171 Bowser, Anthony 171, 74 Brase, Pamela 171 Brodrick, John 171 Brownlee, Sharmaron 171 Brownlee, Wilbert 171, 74 Burns, Keith 171 Calligan,Sonda 171 Carrier, Diane 171, 79, 17 Celarek,James171,75,74 Childers, Robert 171, 170, 74 Clancy, Kathleen 171 Coffee, Timothy 171, 74 Colchin, Anne 171 Contadeluci, Mary 171 Conte, Michele 171 Cowen, Stephanie 171 Coy, Gordon 171 Cronkhite, Robert 171 Daley, Patrick 171 Dammeyer, Sandra 171, 83 Davis, Patty 171 Derheimer, Karen 171 Dewald, Chris 171, 66 Didion, Charles 171, 75 Disser, Sarah 171 Dodane, Laura 171 Dominguez, Antonia 171 Duffek, Patricia 171 Dwire, James 171, 75, 74 Eagan,Sean 171 Earls, Joseph 171,91,74 Eckrich, Louise 172 Ehinger, James 172 Eifrid, Edward 172 Eubanks, Anthony Evans, Mary 172 Fahey, Laura 172 Feil, Teresa 172 Finton, Cynthia 172 Fleischman,Lisa 172 Folds, Mike 172 Fortin, Lynda 172 Fox, Cindy 172 Fox, Tammy 172 Frecker, Brian 172 Gabet, Margie 172 Garringer, Andrew 172 Gater, Sharon Gensheimer, Laurie 172 Gerardot, Philip 172, 75, 74 Gigli,Lisa172,79,68 Gildea, Ann 172 Glowacki,Paul 172 Gomez, Victoria 172 Gordon, Christina 172, 17, 8J Grabowski, Robert 172, 48 Gremaux, Paula 172 Guevara, Daniel 172, 74 Guevara, Monique 172 Hagedorn, Laura 172, 14 Haggenjos, Andrew 172 Hake, Barbara 172, 79, 14 Halliwill,Lori 172, 168,68 Hanford, Lester 172, 75, 74 Harmeyer, Diane 172 Hartman, Susan 172 Hassig, Kathy 172, 88 Hedges, Thad 172, 74 Hegge, Barbara 173 Henline, Kelly 173,68 Hennel, Daniel 173 Hettinger, Virginia 173 Hickey, Elizabeth 173,68 Hilaire, James 173 Hoch, Richard 173, 75, 74 Hoffman, Mark 173 Hofmann, Charles 173, 74 Hohenstein, Julie 173, 42 Horoch, Maria 173 Huguenard, Joseph 173, 74 Huizing, Elissa 173 Huneck,John 173,86,74 Husar, David 173,66 Huth, Susan 173,88 isbell, Karen 173,176 Jackson, Kevin 173, 170, 75, 74 Jarvis, Belle 173 Jones, Eric 173, 74 Kaough, Debbie 173 Keefer, Julie 173 Kelly, Kathy 173 Kelpin, John 173, 177, 75, 14 Kerr, Patricia 173 Kesterke, Katherine 173, 32 Kimes, Teresa 173,79 Kleber, Kenneth 173 Klotz, Michele 173, 14 Klug,Laura 173,88,95 Kohne, Chris 173, 75 Konger, Natalie 173, 97 Kortepeter, Mary Beth 173, 17 Kosiarek, Kim 173 Kress, John 174 Kuhn, Annette 174 Kuras, Joseph 174 Laguna, Susan 174 Larson, Gayle 174 Lattimore, Roy 174 Laughlin, Patrick 174 Leffers, Jerome 174, 75 Lehman, Regina 174 178 Index Lehman, Ronald 174 Libbing, David 174, 74 Logan, Mary 174, 83 Logan, Patricia 174 Lombardo, Margaret 174 Lomont, Anthony 174 Lothamer, Michael 174, 74 Luginbill, Lynn 174 Mahan,Regina 174 Matera, John 174 Matera, Maureen 174 Matter, William 174 Mattingly, Julie 174, 79, 14, 68, 17 McDonald, Sheila 174 McGrew, Scott 174, 30, 48, 50 Mertes, Kenneth 174 Millberg, Christine 174 Miller, Tamera 174, 88 Minnick, Teresa 174 Mitchell, Gregory 174 Morel, Jennifer 174, 79 Moring, Andrew 175, 170 Morken, Stephen 175, 74, 14 Mount, Robert 175 Muldoon, Andrew 175, 74 Mulligan, Molly 175 Mullins, Nicholas 175 Mungovan, Anthony 175, 74 Mungovan, Matthew 175, 75, 74 Murnane, Margaret 175 Nartker,Jan175,83 Neher, Rita 175 Mill, Laura 175, 83, 14, 92 Nodine, Dennis 175, 74 Noll, Angle 175 O ' Connor, Mary 175, 88 O ' Leary, Annrita 175 Oberley, Donna 175 Oettel,Rachael 175 Ohse, Brigetti 175,88 Oser, Gene 175, 177 Oxiey, Valerie 175 Paiiganoff, Marie 175 Paris, Vincent 175 Patton, James 175 Pelter, Kathleen 175 Pena, Corina 175 Pierce, Robert 175 Porter, Laura 175 Quandt, Linda 175 Rahrig, Patrice 175 Ramirez, Anthony 175, 75, 74 Raupfer, Karl 175 Rectanus, Richard 175, 74 Reddin, Molly 175 Renninger, Teresa 175, 89, 88 Reuille, Edward 175 Reust, Dean 175 Rice, Kent 175 Richards, Kathleen Robbins, Mark 175 Robertson, Lisa 176, 83 Robinson, Vincent 176 Roderbaugh, Bettie 176 Roesler, Sheila 176, 93, 92 Romary, Joseph 176, 66 Rondot, Gregory 176 Rondot, Jeanne 176 Rorick, David 176 Rorick, Julia 176 Rorick, Nathan 176 Rowan, Dennis 176 Schiffli, Patrick 176 Schwab, Susan 176, 79 Sell, Anthony 176, 75, 74 Shank, Katherine 176, 79 Shaw, Barbara 176 Shepherd, Daniel 176, 97, 14 Siefert, Jeannie 176, 88 Simunek, Thomas Sitko,Kelly176,68, 14 Skevington, Edward 176, 70, 86, 53, 52 Slater, Tim 176,75,74 Slattery, Brian 176,46 Smith, Jodi 176, 83, 14 Smith, Maurice 176, 75, 74 Smith, PauM77, 75 Smith, Paula 177 Snyder, Jean 177,14 Sorg, James 177, 175,75 Staight, Matthew 177 Starost, Douglas 177 Steckbeck,Tim 177 Stelte, Patrick 177 Stier, Christopher 177 Stronczek, Michael 177, 5, 86, 74 Stuckey, Christine 177 Sturm, Joseph 177, 74 Sturm, Rebecca 177, 176 Swinehart, Robert 177, 75, 74 Till, Denise 177 Topp, Ann 177 Tourney, James 177, 75 Trabel, Mary 177 Ueber, Matthew 177 Vachon, Diane 177 Vachon, Theresa 177 Vachon, Timothy 177 Vandall, Jerri 177 Vanderbosch, Steven 177 Vaughn, Teri 177 Voirol, Robert 177 Voors, Peter 177 Wall, Lori 177 Weber, Therese 177, 83, 88 Weber, Thomas 177 Welch, Patrick 177 Westrick, Steven 177, 75 Whiting, Jeffrey 177 Willcutts, Matthew 177 Williamson, Kenneth 177 Wilson, James 177, 74 Witte, Jeffrey 177, 66 Woenker, Catherine 177, 89, 83, 68 Wright, Mark 177, 75, 74 Wyss, Kathleen 177 Young, Lawrence 177, 74 Zintsmaster, Maria 177 Zuber, Chris 177, 75 Martin, Nancy Sophomores Arend, Christine 163, 164 Battershell, Karen 163 Bauman, Linda 163 Beckman, Maribeth 163 Bego, Nancy 163 Berg, Thomas 163 Berner, Rebecca 163, 162 Bonar, Michael 163, 74 Boudia, Jeanne 89, 163, 16, 88 Bradner, Lee 163 Index 179 Brase, Corrine 163 Brown, Jane 163 Brown, Jeannine 163 Calligan, Cephas 163, 75 Calligan, Suzette 163 Carteaux, Mark 163, 74, 73 Christie, Michael 163 Christman, Patricia 163 Clancy, Michael 163, 74, 73 Cobb, Judith 163, 4 Cocks, Chris 163 Coffee, David 163 Coffee, Jon 163, 86, 74, 73 Colchin,Eve163,44,62 Colone,Lisa84,83, 165, 163 Colvin, Mike 163 Connolly, Joan 79, 168, 163, 169, 162, 88 Coonrod,Carla 163 Cordes, Kent 39, 168, 163, 21, 30 Cordes, Kim 167 Cornelia, Carolyn 163, 162, 92 Costello, Cindy 164, 163, 62, 44 Costin, Barb 85, 84, 83, 165, 163 Cowen, Katie 167, 163 Cranmer,Kathy Croy,Mark163,21 Curtis, Joie 89, 79, 163, 162, 68, 88 Dager, Cindy 163 Danehy, Tierney 166, 163, 162 Dant, Teresa 163, 162 Davis, Phil 163 Dawson, Tom 163 Dearduff, Jeff 163 Degitz, Greg 39, 163,74,73 Delaney, Michael 163, 82 Detmer, Anita 164, 163, 50, 49 Dewald, Joe 163, 165,74,73 Didion, Kevin 163, 162 Ditslear, Paul 163 Doyle, Andy 163 Draper, Carl 163 Dunn, Tim 163 Eckrich,Bill87, 163, 162,86 Edwards, Julie 163, 167 Effinger,Sue162,163 Ehrman,Patty 162, 163 Erwin, Susan 163, 164 Espinosa, Linda 163 Fabina, Sue 162, 164 Pagan, Walker 164 Feipel, Fred 164 Figel,Marcy84,83, 165, 164 Filloff, Janet 164 Fitzgerald, Denise 168, 164, 92 Franke, Mike 164 Frecker, Allan 164 Freiburger, Rita 164 Freygang, Cassie 168, 164, 11 Fridley, Maurine 167 Galpern, Anne 93, 162, 166, 164, 169, 68,92 Gamble, Jim 164,44 Garcia, Piero 164 Garringer, Frank 164 Gerard, Diane 166, 164 Gerardot,Tim 164 Giant, Kirk 164 Gidley, Jane 164 Gilev, Elena 164 Girardot, Theresa 164 Glosson, Patricia 164, 167 Gotschall,Bob164 Griffith, Bret 164 Grimes, Kathy 164 Hacha, Pam 164 Haffner, Richard 164 Hageman, Scott 164 Halliwill, Karen 164, 169 Hannan,Sue 164 Harber,Debra164 Harrington, Sandy 165 Helmsing, Theresa 165, 88 Herbert, Carol 165 Hettinger, Tony 165 Hickey, Chris 165 Hilker, Elaine 168, 165 Hipskind, Mark 165, 66 Hire, Tom 165 Hobson, Diane 165 Holley, Steve 165 Hooper, Debbie 162, 165 Hummer, Holly 165 Husar,Mike165,70,40,86 Ineman, Julie 165, 162, 167, 169 Jefferies, Cheryl 165 Jehl, Doug 165 Johnson, Cheryl 165 Keefer, Amy 165 Kelly, Dick 76, 165,75,73 Kerslake, Kay84,83, 165 Kever, Jeanne 162, 165 Kimmel, Kim 165 Kinder, Pat 165 Kleinrichert, Lisa 165 Klingenberger, Lisa 165 Koch, Karen 166 Koehler, Chris 164, 166 Koenig, Dave166,74,73 Kortepeter, Don 91, 166, 73 Lamaster, Pete 166 Lanoue, Kathy 166 Lauer, Noreen 166 Lauletta, Dave 166 Leffers,Kurt166,75,82 Leon, Eric 166 Libbing,Anne166, 164, 162 Liehr, Roberta 166 Lightbody, Bob 166, 169, 18, 7, 74, 73, 31 Litchfield, Rita 166 Logan, Chris 166 Logan, Joe 166 Marquart, Kevin 166, 75, 74, 73 Mattingly, Dan 166, 74, 73, 16 Mauch, Tom 86, 166, 168, 162, 80, 74, 73 McAlister, Mimi 166, 162, 74, 73 McLinden, Therese 89, 166, 165, 88 Mertes, Mike166, 70 Miller, Angie 166, 162 Miller, Doug 166 Miller, Jeff 166,66 Miller, Steve 166 Mills, Cindy 166 Mills, Scott 166 Minich,Ruth 166 Minick, Mark 167 Minnick, Maureen 167 Molina, Marta 167 Moring, Jeff 167 Moring, Krystena 167 Morris, Ann 167 Morrow, Mike 167, 74, 73 180 Index Mostes, Dani 165,167 Moyano, Dave 167, 74, 73 MulIins,Erin167, 162, 169,68 Munson, Deni 167, 162, 88 Nichter, Mary 167 Nix, Chris 167, 74, 73 Oberley, Darlene 167 O ' Connor, Mike 167 O ' Connor, Tim 167, 86 Ort,Margo167 Orth, Mary 167 Ottenweller, Gary 167, 66 Oxiey, Kevin 167 Paliganoff, Dan 167, 75, 74, 73 Palmer, Tom 167,66 Perkins, Joe 167 Perry, Tim 167 Phillips, Mike 167 Poitras, Kevin 167 Pontecorvo, Gina 167, 36 Quinn, Joanne 167 Rahrig, Jeff 168,40 Rahrig,Tim 168,86,74 Ramirez, Chris 168 Rang, John 168,75 Redding, Lori 168 Renner, Rita 162, 168 Renninger, Sue 168, 88 Richards, Jim 168,46 Rieg, Julie 168 Roberts, Kurt 168, 74, 73 Rodenbeck, Tom 168, 75, 74 Rondot, Karen 168, 169, 162 Rondot,Mary168, 169, 162 Ryan, Dona 168, 162 Schafer, Sue 168, 78, 9, 94, 92 Scheiner, Maureen 168 Schey,Greg168,75,162 Schiffli, Jerry 168 Schnurr,Sue168,88 Schoenle, Tim 168 Schomburg, Theresa 168 Sell,Lori166, 168, 162 Shaw, Barry 168 Sholl,Mark168,75,82 Silva,Lita 86, 79, 168,80,68 Simon, Sarah 168, 46 Simone, Lucy 162,168 Slater, Mary 168 Slattery, Rita168,46 Slocum, Nanette 168 Smietana, Maria 168 Smiley, Joe 168 Smith, Mike 91, 168, 73, 74, 75 Smith, Pam 168 Snyder, Craig 168 Sorg, Ken 168,46 Spreen, Mark 169 Stabler, Deborah 167,169 Stearns, John 169, 70 Stronczek, Dave 169, 86 Sturm, Fred 74, 73 Sturm, Bill 169 Sullivan, Mike 169, 86, 74, 73 Tapp, Maureen 169 Theisen, Mary 169 Tholen, Chris 169 Thompson, Steve 162, 16 9, 75, 66 Till, Tony 166, 169 Torres, Sam 162, 169,74,73 Trabel, Greg 169 Ueber, Mary 169 Vachon, Jeanne 16, 169 Vanderbosch, Joann 162, 68, 166, 169 Voirol, Mary 162, 169 Walicki,Dana12,86,169,68 Ward,Cliff 162, 169,5 Weber, Lou 169 Weber, Patty 169 Wedler, Linda 169 White, Jim 169, Wiley, Bob 169 Williamson, Mike 169 Wilson, Charlie 166, 168, 169, 5, 74, 73 Wisnioch,Mike 169 Zepeda, Esperanza 169 Zuber, Dave 169 Zuber, Mike 164, 169,74 Juniors Allemeier, Mary 155, 93, 79, 92, 154 Andorfer, Bob 155 Arnold, Anita 155,46 Arnold, Dave 87, 155, 154, 158, 86, 73 Baclawski, Joan 155, 21, 23, 30, 37, 50 Baker, Dan 155,73 Balestra, Liliane 155 Bangert,Tom 155 Barnets, Frank 155,70 Bathurst, Sue 93, 154, 155, 92 Bea!,Liz155,48 Beam, Bob 155 Beckman, Theresa 155 Behr, Kevin 41, 18, 19, 155 Berg, Annette 155 Berger,Bob155,27 Berner, Mary 155 Boneff,Matt154, 155, 156,5 Boudia,Jim155,86,73, 16 Bowser, Tom 155 Braun, Gail 155 Braun,Matt155,82 Brooks, Maureen 155, 157 Bruggeman, Marie 155 Buchan, Bruce 155 Bunt, Nancy 155 Burns, Kyle 155, 158,53 Caccamo, Debra 155, 160 Carrier, Dave 17, 76, 154, 155, 36 Carteaux, John 155,73 Charais, Cecile 155,48 Childers, Tom 155,73 Christy, Marian 48 Cocks, Ann 155, 44, 88 Colchin,Paul 155 Colvin,Linn 155,157 Cordes, Kenda 64, 86, 85, 84, 155, 160 Cordes, Kevin 155, 16, 30, 48, 50 Cornelia, Beth 154, 155, 4, 34 Croy, Dave 155 Danehy,Jack155,160,66 Dant, Jeff 155 Davis, Mike 155, 6, 50, 48, 46 Deibele, Sandy 155, 160 Dennon, Mike 155, 156, 154, 48 Derheimer, Nancy 89, 154, 155, 88 Derloshon, Tabbie 154, 155, 156 Didion, Karen 155 Digregory, Mary 155 Dinius, Richard 155, 82 Disser, Karen 154,155 Doust, John 155 Doyle, Pat 155, 50 Index 181 Dressel, Pan 155, 154,157 Duffek,Dan155 Dunn, Rose 155, 48 Dwire, Mary 155, 154 Eckrich, Ann 156, 17, 154, 157 Eckrich, Eleanor 156, 154,17 Eckrich, Tom 156 Edwards, Carol 156, 157, 154, 48 Ehrman, Mark 156, 154, 4, 35, 34 Evans, Lisa 156 Evans, Steve 156 Fabini,Jeff 156, 157, 161,80 Farmer, Dale 156 Ferguson, Amy 156, 157, 17 Fernandez, Orlando 86 Figei, Laurie 156, 160 Firestine, Karen 156 Fox, Maureen 156, 157 Fox, Michelle 156, 42 Frecker, Robin 156 Frericks, Greg 156, 19, 30, 48, 50 Freshley, Tony 76, 156, 159, 73 Furge, Steve 156 Gabrek,Pete156,70,86,46 Geier, Marge 156 Geise, Stephanie 156, 154, 157 Gensheimer, Debbie 156 Gerardot, Marianne 156 Giant, Kellie 156, 48 Giant, Rose 156 Gigli,Cathi 156,154 Girardot, Rosalie 156 Goodwin, Lew 156, 87, 73 Gordon, Dan 156,70 Gordon, Don 157 Guevara, Rosa 157 Greeley, Susan 157, 94, 92 Haggenjos, Dan 157 Hake, Marta 157, 154, 50, 48 Harber, Lori 157 Harkenrider, Larry 157 Harkenrider, Luke 157 Hedges, Paula 157, 154, 160 Heiny, Martin 156 Helmsing, Debbie 157, 88 Helmsing, Ray 157,82 Hennel, Francis 157, 18 Hickey,Pat 157 Hoelle, Sandy 157 Hofer, Bill 157 Hooper, Patricia 157, 154, 48 Huth, Michael 157,73 Jackson, Jeff 157,50 Jefferies, Daniel 157 Johnson, Jayne 157, 154 Johnson, Rose 157, 154 Jones, Roy 157,46 Kartholl,Dan157 Kelly, Joe 157, 156,86,95 Kennerk, Karen 157, 154, 48 Kever,Kathy157 Kien, Fred 157 Kleber, Joan 157 Kleber, Joyce 157 Klotz,Sheryl 157,48 Klug,Julie157, 154, 17 Knight, William 157 Kobel, Rebecca 157 Konger, Valerie 158, 157, 88, 48 Korte, Cheryl 64, 158, 37, 84, 85 Kortepeter, Lisa 158 Kress, Christopher 158, 26 Krzyminski, Kathy 158, 68, 36, 92 Langemeyer, Jan 158, 154, 4 Lauer, Cheryl 158 Lauer, Nicholas 158, 154 Leffers,John158,76,95,82 Lill,Lori158, 165, 154 Lill, Terry 158, 156 Loew, Bob 158, 73, 35, 34, 27 Longsworth, Dave 158, 156 Manijak, Cathy 158 Marcor, Abraham 158, 154, 18, 26, 33, 44,48,50 Martin, Brian 158 Matter, Rose 158 Mauch,Paul158,73 McArdle,Coleen 158, 154 McArdle, Molly 158 McKee,Patti158, 159, 160 Mertes, Michelle 158 Millhouse, Jim 158 Mills, Shelley 158, 19, 30, 41, 48, 50 Misner, Janice 158, 154 Moisica, Tonya 79, 158, 88, 156, 154 Molina, Teresita 159 Morel, Diane 159 Morken, Timothy 159, 73 Morthorst, Joe 159, 76, 80, 86 Mount, Mary 159 Mourey, Cheryl 159, 154 Mourey, Michael 159 Muldoon,Tim 159,66 Mungovan, Mary 159 Munson, Pat 159, 70, 86, 94, 50 Mill, Thomas 159 Nolan, Carol 159, 156, 154, 61, 63 Nusbaum, Brenda 159 O ' Brien, Anita 159 O ' Leary, Suzanne 159, 157 Osterholt, Agnes 159, 79, 68, 88 Ottenweller, Christine 89, 159, 154, 88,95 Ottenweller, Karen 159, 154 Oxiey, Jamie 159, 70, 40, 86 Palmer, Michael 159, 66 Palmer, Ronald 159 Parks, Carol 159 Pelter, Gene 159 Prescher, Andreas 159 Quinn, Marianne 159, 68, 88 Rademaker, Carol 159 Rauner, William 159 Raupfer, Marty 159,68 Renninger, Michael 159, 86, 73, 16, 53 Rice, Kimberly 160,68 Robb, Jeanne 160 Robbins,Paul41,160, 18, 19 Robertson, Michael 160, 73 Rodenbeck,Kirk160,90 Rodriguez, Rogelia 160 Roemer, Debra 160, 154 Roesler, Max160 Rondot, Doug160, 16 Rorick, Christine 160 Rorick, Norma 160, 48 Rouch, Edwin 160 Sample, Michael 160, 154 Samreta, Carol 160 Schaab, Teresa 160, 48 Scheiman, Joan 160, 48 Schiffli, Doug 160 Schlup,Ann160, 154 Schmenk, Christine 160, 9 Sexton, Steven 160 Sheets,John160,73, 16, 154 182 Index Shutt, Barb 160 Silva, Mary 160 Simunek, Jim 160 Slater, Jeff 160, 52 Slattery, Robert 160, 46 Slocum, Shawn 160 Smiley, Marcia 160, 48 Snycler,Jan93, 160, 154,92 Sorg, David 160 Spatt, Louie 160 Steckbeck, Kurt 160 Stein, Thomas 160, 53 Steinacker, Jeff 160,46,47 Sternberger, Mike 159, 66 Stolz, Carol 160, 56 Strauser, Rocille 161 Streicher, Karen 161 Sturm, Robert 161, 5 Sullivan, Patrick 161, 86 Thomas, Regina 161 Ueber, Donna 161 Ueber, Jean 161 Vachon, Chris 161 Vanderbosch, William 161, 157, 66 Vaughn, Patrick 161, 156, 73 Vogel, Donald 161, 30, 36, 48, 50, 55 Vorndran, Jim 161 Waltemath, Ross 161 Waltke, Mary 161 Ward, Kimberly 161, 154, 10, 30, 34 48,50 Wass, Julie 161 Waters, Kathy 161 Weaver, Steven 161, 9, 66 Weber, Scott 76, 161, 156, 73 Wedler, Matthew 161 Welling, Elizabeth 161, 154 Westrick, Michael 161, 70, 86, 16 White, Christine 161, 59, 154, 80 White, Debra 161 Whiting, Kent 161, 154 Wies,Jim161,48 Wiltshire, James 161, 156 Wissel, Susan 161, 159 Woehnker, Lori 161 Wolfe, Michael 161 Wyss, Elizabeth 161 Zollinger, Jim 161, 157 Zuber,Ami161,154 Seniors Aksamit, Nancy 126, 42, 26, 48 Andersen, Joseph 126 Andorfer, Gary 126, 86, 80, 66, 53, 54, 44 Annable, Laura 126 Arend, Richard 126, 140 Bail,Stephen73, 126, 130 Barbieri, Brian 126, 19, 26, 41 Barile, Angela 126 Baumgartner, Tina 126 Becker, Mark 126, 127, 80, 70, 53 Beery, Beth 126, 124,57 Beier,Terrie 126,88 Bergeron, Michael 13, 96, 126, 127, 6, 7,66,16,44,26 Berghoff, Beth126, 57 Berghoff, Jane 127, 80, 68, 136, 92 Bierman, Patricia 127 Blauvelt, Richard 127, 87, 86, 40 Boneff,Roy 127 Boon, Dave 127, 125 Boxberger, Lorena 127, 80, 4, 68, 16, 54 Braun, Elizabeth 38, 127, 7, 44, 30, 26, 123,27,124,61,62,48 Brodrick, Patricia 127 Brown, Richard 128 Butt, Sandra 128, 139 Caccamo, Kevin 73, 128 Carr,Tim70, 128 Cavacini, Cathy 16, 128, 138, 125 Celarek, Barbara 128, 26, 142, 48 Cerney,Mark73, 128 Childers,Ann128 Christman,Tom128, 145 Colchin, Larry 39, 126, 4, 7, 128, 36, 30,26,51,124 Colligan, Tom 66, 128, 136, 145 Collins,Thomas73, 128, 132 Connolly, Ann 129, 79, 128, 56 Coonrod, Mark 128 Cornelia, Edward 64, 73, 128 Croom, Frank 76, 71 Curry, Kathleen 128 Curtis, Lisa 64, 84, 85, 68, 16, 129 Dager, Victoria 129, 26, 140 Daley, Lisa 129 Derloshon, Tobias 130, 66, 129 Donnelly, Chris 7, 73, 129, 90 Duffek, Ann 129 Edwards, Melinda 128, 129 Egts, Geralyn 21,4, 7, 8, 129, 30, 26, 124,48 Espinosa, Rachel 129,125 Fabina, Jayne129, 144 Fagan, Clark 124, 129 Feil, Dolores 129, 36, 55 Felts, Maureen 7, 130, 30, 26, 48, 50 Folds, Mercy 130, 143 Eraser, Heather 130 Frecker, Terry 130, 142 Freiburger, Diane 130 Gabet, Dolores 9, 130 Gabrek,Ann124, 130 Galpern, Marshall 130 Gamble, John 131, 23, 145, 43 Garringer, Martin 131 Geier, Patricia 131 Gensheimer, David 124, 130, 131 Gerard,Steve73, 127, 131 Gerardot,Kay 131,145, 124 Getty, Anne 73, 131,55 Giant,Mary 125, 131,48 Gigli, David 73, 131 Girardot, Mary Jo 131 Glassley, Cheri 5, 68, 131, 124 Gremaux, Laura 131 Griffith, Richard 125, 132 Grimmer, Rita 68, 132, 125 Grosh, Geoffrey 132 Groves, Maryjane 128, 132 Haggenjos, Lori 132, 130, 5, 9 Hake, Thomas 70, 21,7, 86, 30, 132, 51,125 Hall,Jeffery5,73, 132 Halter, Rhonda 26, 132 Hammen, Susan 86, 58, 63, 132 Harber, Robert 87, 70, 132 Harmeyer, Timothy 133 Hege, Laura 133 Hege, Kevin 133, 51, 26, 30 Henry, James 26, 133, 51 Herb, Tom 70, 133 Hicks, Angela 64, 38, 85, 84, 15, 35, 34,133,27,146 Hile, Julia 133 Index 183 Hilker, Mary 133 Hoch, James 64, 133,86,73 Hoffman, Mark 131, 133, 44, 58 Hogan, Thomas 134 Horn,Beth134, 126,48, 124 Howenstine, Scott 134, 124 Hubbard, Cheryl 134 Imler, Joan 130, 78, 68, 134, 94, 54, 55, 79,143 Jauregui, Bernadett 134, 139 Jenkins, Dave 91, 73, 134,90 Johnston, James 134 Jur, Debbie 125, 134,48 Kerslake, James 135 Klingenberger, Joni 26, 48, 135 Koch, Bradley 135 Koenig,Mary135, 128, 125 Korte,Kay 135,36, 140, 147 Landin, Lynda 135 Lauer, Mark 135, 54, 82, 16, 53 Lauer, Steve 73, 135,36 Laughlin, Phillip 64, 65, 13, 76, 73, 90, 16,135,31,34 Levendoski, Karen 135 Lightbody, Eileen 135 Liii, Elizabeth 135, 79, 27, 146, 92 Linkhart, Kathy 135 Litchfield, Diane 135, 128, 79, 73, 54 Litchfield, Julie 128, 135 Lombardo, Dominic 91, 11, 74, 73, 136,90 Lomont, Theresa 7, 30, 126, 136, 48 50 Lowden, Timothy 136 Luegring, Patricia 136, 145 Matter, Karen 136 McCarthy, Kara 42, 136 McGrew, Michael 127, 7, 30, 26, 23, 132,.136,22,48 McLain, Rita 131, 136 Mee, Carol 26, 48, 136 Miller, Tanjiah 136 Moisica, Paula 137, 79, 17, 129 Monnier, Annette 137, 26, 48, 125 Mostes, Matthew 137 Muldoon, Bonnie 10, 17, 137, 132, 138 Mullins, Theresa 137 Mungovan, Christine 137 Mungovan, Theresa 13, 131, 21, 7, 8, 137,34,35,73,30 Munson, Dorothy 137, 90, 80, 129, 147 Murnane, Molly 137 Niemeyer, Denise 26, 48, 137 Nusbaum, Pamela 137 Oberley, David 137 O ' Brien, Patricia 137 Getting, Paula 137 Olry, Diane 137 Oser,Donald13, 137, 125 Oxley,Julie9, 137, 145 Parrot, Jackie 9, 26, 137 Patterson, Michael 138 Patton,John73, 138 Phillips, Ellen 138, 26, 45, 46 Pierce, Kathleen 138 Rahrig, Nancy 138 Rang, Rodger 13, 130, 77, 76, 36, 138, 31,51,143 Rebman,Sean73,36, 138 Rectanus, Diane 5, 22, 138 Rehm, Teri 138, 86, 16, 35, 34 Renner, Cecily 138,48 Renninger, Kathy 89, 26, 138, 88, 45 Reuille, Dan 138 Rexroth, Nancy 138 Rice, Kevin 138 Robbins, Margaret 138 Rodenbeck, Kevin 13, 86, 76, 80, 73, 16,139,31,90 Rogers, Carol 139 Rorick, Cheryl 139 Roth,Ronald133, 139, 140 Ruckel, Barbara 64, 85, 10, 17, 139 Rue, Suzette 26, 139, 48, 146 Ryan, Ann 139,146 Ryan, Rebecca 139 Scheiman, Carol 96, 139, 145 Schey, Jo Ellen 139 Schibley, Daniel 139 Schoenle, Bruce 139 Schuhler, Deborah 140 Schultz, Sharon 42, 140 Shank, Louise 78, 79, 140 Shepherd, David 73, 140, 147 Siefert,Dave73, 140 Snyder, Gerald 13, 86, 76, 53, 31, 140, 125 Sorg, Peter 13, 127, 77, 76, 6, 7, 30, 26, 37,140 Sosenheimer, Greg 80, 140 Spoltman, David 66, 140 Springel, Patricia 140, 41, 18, 146 Steinacker, Geroge 64, 86, 73, 140 Still,Anita39, 127, 140,26,5,7 Stine,Christa140 Stock, Julie 68, 140, 143, 124 Stronczek, Steve 87, 70, 71, 86, 141, 147 Silva, David 70, 133 Theisen, Janet 41, 141 Thompson, Carol 141, 96, 131, 124 Till, Matthew 141, 73, 35, 34 Toll, Lisa 26, 141,45 Truemper, Thomas 141 Ueber, Robert 141,4,66 Ueber, Stephanie 141, 26, 139, 45 Ulrich, Mary 124, 141 Voors,Jeff 125, 141 Waldron, Chris 125, 141 Walicki,Nandray 17, 141,55 Wall, Lisa 142 Ward, Mary 139, 142 Ward, Timothy 12, 39, 166, 66, 23, 142,31,43,137,94 Waters, Richard 142 Weber, Elizabeth 64, 129, 142, 85, 15, 23,27 Weber, Martin 130,142 Wehnert,Ken142, 145 Wehrle, Jeff 142 Welling, Anthony 142, 39, 44, 51, 63 Westerhausen, Susan 142 Wickensheimer, Clint 129, 91, 73, 16, 35,34,90,143,130,37 Williamson, Beverly 143, 127, 128 Wissel, Michael 143 Wirtner, Greg 12, 21, 5, 73, 44, 26, 30, 143,51,139 Witte, Theresa 143 Woehnker, Richard 143, 130, 86 Woenker, Mary 143, 125 York,Kevin66, 143, 137 Zent, Gregory 143, 64, 73, 131 184 Index Faculty Ms. Lapp — 116, 117 Ms. Lombardo — 117, 101, 100, 176, 83,92 Bro. Louie — 102 Mr. Main — 72, 116, 117 Ms. Mangus — 122 Bro. Mark — 114,115 Mr. Mathew — 122 Fr. Max — 53, 100, 101 Sr. Maxine — 121 Fr. Mike — 99 Mr. Miller — 103 Ms. Neuenschwander — 106 Mr. O ' Connor — 117,116,8,71,75, 82 Ms. Reed — 108, 109 Mr. Reed — 122, 72, 65, 88, 90 Mr. Rieger — 106,107 Ms. Rody — 56, 106, 107 Ms. Roscoe — 123, 68, 69, 79, 88 Ms. Schafer — 120 Mr. Schwartz — 114,115 Ms. Singleton — 112,113 Ms. Skevington — 103 Mr. Slattery — 1 10, 44, 33, 26, 46 Photographers Bill Weber — 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 11, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110, 111, 112, 115, 116, 117, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 154, 156, 158, 159, 160, 161,164,165,166,168. Fr. Camillus — 56, 99, 10, 118, 119, 146 Ms. Carteaux — 118,119 Fr. Clyde — 112 Mr. Cole — 11, 109, 108, 97, 60, 61 Mr. Converset — 106 Ms. Craig — 58, 108 Bro. Dave — 114 Bro. Dennis — 32, 114, 115 Fr. Donnul — 27, 97, 98, 99, 146 Bro. Doug — 114,115 Fr. Flavian — 102 Fr. Fred — 20,26,32, 110 Ms. Freiburger — 106, 112, 113 Mr. Gerardot — 72 Mr. Girgash — 123,72,86 Mr. Halter — 118, 119 Ms. Imler — 108 Sr. Jeanne Esther — 118, 119 Fr.Jerry — 54, 114, 115 Mr. Junk — 108 Mr. Kimes — 108 Mr. Sorg — 65, 77 Ms. Spohn — 108 Mr. Stanski — 106, 107, 75, 90, 91 Mr.Steinke — 117,116,72,28,88 Ms. Still — 111 Mr.Teusch — 112,113 Ms. Therrien — 112,113 Bro. Tom — 53, 115, 117, 170 Sr. Veronica— 108,109 Ms. Voors— 111 Ms. Watson — 103 Fr. Xavier — 115,66,67,114 Ms. Cassaday — 104 Ms. Duffy — 104 Ms. Chaney — 104 Ms. Gerardot — 104 Ms. Mulgrew — 104 Ms. Rice — 104 Ms. Sorg — 104 Ms. Derloshon — 102 Ms. Powell — 102 Mr. Jacquay — 105 Mr. Muldoon — 105 DelmarStudios — 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161,163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169 171 172 173 174 175,176,177. ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHERS Beth Braun Fr. Max Doug Starost Chris Waldron Martin Weber Kent Whiting ARTWORK Page 194 — Tom Bowser Page 198 — Elaine Hilker Index 185 wmmmmiimmmmmmmimmimimmmmmmm- 186 Faces Hire ' s Auto Parts 2042 Broadway 743-3475 1304Maumee 743-4471 4430 U.S. 27 N. 748-7146 7111 S.Anthony 447-2582 GOOD LUCK Class of 76 Joslyn Credit Union WHAT IS A CREDIT UNION A CREDIT UNION IS A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO AGREE TO SAVE THEIR MONEY TOGETHER AND TO MAKE LOANS TO EACH OTHER AT LOW INTEREST. 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Class of 1978 Sophomore Ad 193 He-e-ey, emors 194 Junior Ad They ' re Alljhat ' s Left Senior Ad 195 Bis hop Luers Mothers CI ub J u -c KUM fl President — Mrs. Judy Jenkins Vice-President — Mrs. Eileen Connolly Treasurer — Mrs. Beverly Giant Secretary — Mrs. Geri Stronczek 196 Mother ' s Club Ad The Father ' s Club Says NEW FRIENDS AND OLD FRIENDS Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. New made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test — Time and change — are surely best; Brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray. Friendship never knows decay. For ' mid old friends, tried and true. Once more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die. New friends must their place supply. Cherish friendship in your breast — New is good, but old is best. Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. Joseph Parry Good Luck Class of ' 76 Father ' s Club Ad 197 198 Student Congress Ad Bishop Luers Key Club Number 1 For Seven Years In A Row Salutes The Graduating Class of 76 For Their Contribution To Luers Best Of Luck In The Future ' ' Key Club Ad 199 Our Thanks To The 1976 Senior Patrons Philip Theresa Andorfer PhilLaughlin Laura Annable Mr. Mrs. Lynn Lightbody Mr. Mrs. Phil Bail Mr. Mrs. Frank McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Jim Butt Mr. Mrs. Delbert Muldoon Tim Conway Betty Don Oser Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Cornelia Mr. Mrs. G.E. Renner Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Dager Mr. Mrs. Bernard J. Reuille Mr. Mrs. J.E. Felts Mr. Mrs. William A. Russell The John P. Freiburger Sr. Family Mr. Mrs. William J. Sorg Mr. Mrs. Fabian Gabrek Jack Marylee Sosenheimer Mr. Mrs. Cliff Gamble Mr. Mrs. John Truemper Jr. Mr. Mrs. Randolph H. Giant Dr. Mrs. Paul Ueber Donald P. Glassley,DDS Mr. Mrs.G.E.Walicki Mrs. Don D.Hall Mr. Mrs. Allen C.Ward Mr. Mrs. J. Wm. Hammen Mr. Mrs. James A. Weber Mr. Mrs. Raymond Herb Mark Weber Mr. Mrs. William Hicks Mr. Mrs. Charles Wickensheimer Mr. Mrs. Samuel V. Imler Mr. Mrs. Vincent Wirtner Sr. Mr. Mrs. Xavier Klingenberger Mr. Mrs. James B. Woenker Senior Patrons 201 202 People Pages People Pages 203 A Yearbook Never Forgets . . . Another year and another yearbook have come to an end. Even though I couldn ' t wait until this moment all year, now that it ' s here I don ' t know what to say. Being editor-in-chief was no picnic, but I ' ll miss it with all my heart. Problems never ceased this year, but even so, we managed. I want to thank Bill Weber for this. We had all new photographers this year, so Mr. Weber kind of took the reins. He put in countless hours of extra work just for us. He is a very unique and special person that we are so very lucky to have with us. I would really like to thank all of the people who stuck with the 75-76 Accolade to the end. They didn ' t quit when the going got tough. It was these people who made the Bicentennial Accolade possible. I would also like to give special recognition to the outstanding artist who designed the cover for the Accolade this year, Joe Anderson. Joe did a wonder- ful job! Mr. Cole, our moderator, gave me the courage to keep on with this six thousand dollar project at times when I was at the bottom of my ladder. He deserves a very special thank you for that. In the two years that I was on the Accolade staff I got to meet and really know a lot of beautiful people. Even though the Pub is a hole, these people made it a beautiful place. In closing, I would like to wish the 76-77 Staff more luck than I had. With Carol Nolan as editor-in-chief, I ' m sure that will be no problem. I had a wonderful time being editor. Thanks to Mr. Weber and my staff I learned more than I can hope to tell. The Accolade, especially this one, will have a very special place with me forever. Happy Bicentennial! Editor-in-Chief Beth Braun 204 Closing