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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

IV 7 I 6 EN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBBARV 3 1833 02370 3215 13 977.202 F77BISA 1977 Bishop Luers High School. Accolade 1977 Accolade Staff Mr: Charles Cole . . . Judy Cobb Doug Starost Mr. Bill Weber Paula Hedges Tonya Moisica Mary Ann Digregory Chriss Schmenk Rita Renner Cindy Costello Margo Ort Nancy Bego Lisa Colone Paula Bangert Susan Barbieri Doris Becker Corena Pena Tami Miller Rita Augustyniak . . . Nan Konger Maria Zintsmaster . . Ann Gildea Kathy Matter Editor-in-chief Opening Section editor Moderator Assistant Editor Spirit Editor Business manager Head photographer Professional photographer Assistant photographer Artwork Senior section editor Senior section assistant Senior section assistant Brainpower section editor .Underclass section editor .Division pages Spirit section assistant Spirit section assistant Clubs section Clubs section Clubs section Sports section Sports section Sports section Underclass section assistant Underclass section assistant Division pages Brainpower section assistant . . . that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom. — Abraham Lincoln (Gettysburg Address) Accolade 1977 Bishop Luers High School 333 E. Paulding Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume 18 Opening 1 What light is to the eyes — what air is to the lungs — what love is to the heart, liberty is to the soul of man. Robert Green Ingersoll Opening Opening . . . but while I breathe Heaven ' s air, and Heaven looks down on me, and smiles at my best meanings, I remain Mistress of mine own self and mine own soul. — Tennyson ft S u Free To Choose Your Own Way You Be You, 6 Opening Free To Stand Up And Say And I ' ll Be Me! Opening 7 MHHIMHHI — : • ■ 1 ■ma I want free life, and I want fresh air; And I sigh for the canter after the cattle, The crack of the whip like shots in battle, The medley of horns, and hoofs, and heads 8 Opening That wars, and wrangles, and scatters and spreads; The green beneath and the blue above, And dash, and danger, and life and love. — F. Desprez Opening 9 We grant no dukedoms to the few, We hold like rights and shall; Equal on Sunday in the pew On Monday in the mall. For what avail the plough or sail, Or land, or life, if freedom fail? — Emerson 10 Opening Opening 11 • •• Spirit If I am myself, I have no fear. If I am myself I cannot be destroyed. Julius Lester — Lose Your 12 Spirit Division we have a need to be accepted, not for any grand acheivement, not for any special quality, but simply for ourselves. Inhibition Spirit DivisOn 13 Frosh Party Begins Their Life AtLuers The Frosh Party was held Sept. 10. The Frosh came dressed to be judged on who had the best fifties outfit. The also engaged in other activities which included wheelbarrow races, lifesaver races, dancing and other games. Ev- eryone enjoyed themselves as new friendships started and their new life at Luers began. . 7 ' -, t : , ABOVE: What are you getting ready for? LEFT: Foxv Frosh in the Fifties. ii Together We Grow The Senior-Frosh Tea was held on Oct. 3. Past experiences were shared and reflected upon, as seniors Jan Misner and Julie Klug addressed the freshmen with speeches. The girls re- ceived a glimpse into their future and gained new friendships. The high- lights of the tea were the skits per- formed by the senior girls, and games in which everyone took part. The Senior-Frosh Tea was a large success this year, providing entertainment for both the freshmen and seniors. Most of all, this was the gaining of friends, and for the Frosh, the begin- ning of new memories. Frosh join together to share the Holy Eucharist. ABOVE: Students reflect after Communion. BELOW RIGHT: Together We Grow was the theme. ABOVE: Fr. Mike was the celebrant for the mass. RIGHT: Sr. Veronica takes part. GROU Spirit 15 Homecoming Adds A Sparkle To Luers The 1976 Homecoming Week was Oct. 17 to Oct. 23. On Sunday each class decorated their halls and the Ju- niors won with the theme Blast Off to Victory . Monday was hush card day and Dan Haggenjos turned out to be Mr. Irrisistable while the Sopho- mores were the class with the most will power. Tuesday the Juniors beat the Seniors and the Sophomores beat the Frosh in the Powder Puff games. i y M?m fi ABOVE: The Frosh get the gong. RIGHT: Joe tapes up foil for Junior Hall. 16 Spirit How can you lose with support like this The only good Trojan is a dead one Val Konger is congratulated in a moment of happiness. The Dance Brings To An End A Memorable Week Other events of Homecoming Week included Class Color Day, Greaser Day and Red, White and Bluejean Day. ABOVE: The 1976 Homecoming Court. BELOW LEFT: Bob and Val, our Homecoming King and Queen. BELOW RIGHT: A scene from the victorious Senior skit. LUER5 Tl f ' ' ELP1HUR5T D Aft Friday night was skit night and the Seniors won. Ms. Legs and Mr. Chest were announced and the winners were Kenda Cordes and Pat Sullivan, respectively. Saturday was the big day and it started with a parade to the game. We lost to the Elmhurst Trojans 7-0, but the Luers spirit was still present. At the dance, the Home- coming Court was recognized. The King and Queen were Bobby Loew and Valerie Konger. The other mem- bers were Kenda Cordes and Mike Renninger, Beth Cornelia and Paul Mauch, Kim Ward and Donnie Vogel, Sue Greeley and Scott Weber, and Kathy Kryzminski and Lou Goodwin. ■ ■Bar JC i ■ Our sexy Frosh mermaids Barb Hake runs in for a TD. Spirit 19 The Music Awards banquet was held in May. The Seniors from both the Lancers and the Band were given spe- cial recognition. Letters were given to the first year music department members and chevrons to the older members. Individual awards were given out to the most outstanding people that gave their special contri- butions. Cheryl Bonar is rewarded for an outstanding years performance. 20 1 1 i :5 §aS L feJ •53 ] EEiP-v V? — lr 5 i5| T ' ' — ' Sports Music Banquets Good job; especially in holding those heavy trophies. Anita receives her BIG award as Fr. Fred is stunned by the bright flash. LEFT: Jazz Man of the Year certainly has his share of PIZAZZ. Tongue Twisting Trumpet player Micheal Da- vis, and director Ed Brown. Bring Deserved Recognition The Fall and Spring Athletic Ban- quets were held to honor all the tal- ented athletes at Luers. All students who participated in any sport were invited to these along with their par- ents. The MVP ' s, Sportsmanship and oth- er awards of this type are given to those most deserving it. These athlet- ics banquets give the hardworking athletes the reconition they all have worked for. Congradulations to all; continue the good work. Spirit 21 Donny and all his women The Cast: Greg Frericks,Kim Ward, Paul Robbins, Ceil Charais, Cathy Munson, Pete Gabrek, Mike Wes- trick, Marta Hake, Dan Anderson, Pat Munson, Ann Cocks, Don Vogel, Kevin Behr, Robbin Frecker, Orlan- do Fernandez, Don Gordon, Vince Robinson, Bob Grabowski, Ross Wal- temath, Dave Arnold, Fran Hennel, Diane Hobson, Sarah Disser, Patty Hooper, Kathy Krzyminski, and Ann Eckrich. The Chorus: Virginia Hettinger, Den- ny Munson, Kevin Oxley, Robin Rang, Barb Alter, Cheryl Bonar, Tra- cy Danehy, Susan Barbieri, Mary O ' Connor, Ron Westrick, Mike Markley, Dave Hobson, Mike Wolfe, Kathy Matter, Tina Gordon, Steph Cowen, Katie Cowen, Kathy Clancy, Bonnie Bechtol, Corina Pena, Jan Nartker, Margaret Geier, Rick Haffner, Kelly Jackson, Carol Ed- wards, Kathy Pelter, Anne Colchin, Rita Neter. The musicians: Becky Burner and Anita Detmer on piano, Mike Davis and Ed Skevington on trumpets, Chris DeWald on drums and Larry Harkenrider and Mike Sternberger on strings. Seventeen v Greg and Kim sing their hearts out. The cast of Seventeen display their talent. 22 Spirit Two ' s Company And Seventeen ' s A Play Mr. Genesis Gives Willie advice on women. At dress rehersals everybody knows their lines BELOW: Cooper knows he ' s cool Spirit 23 Fr. Fred celebrates the Xmass Mass Seniors participate in the assembly. 24 Spirit Assemblies Bring Variety To Luers Chris Kohne is being tormented. ic ro ■■-■ ■ «•« w  t __vs: Who ' s the funny looking cheerleader, Lisa??? There are many different kinds of as- semblies at Luers and they range from spiritual to pep. Every year we open the school year and close it with a mass. On holy days of obligation we also have masses held in the gym. Our pep assemblies are meant to intro- duce the players and get them up for the game. They also get the fans rowdy and people to support the team. Don Vogel, in a rare mood, says a prayer. LEFT: Students display unselfish attitudes at Christmastime. Spirit 25 Christmas Dance Brings Memories This year the Christmas Dance was held on December 18 in St. John ' s Church basement. It was a semifor- mal affair, and everyone looked great. There was a good turnout of over 90 couples and everyone that attended will have great memories. Student Congress sponsored the dance and it went very smoothly. The entertainment was provided by the band Whisper . Frosh helped deco- rate and some served the refresh- ments. Paula and Kurt, ready for another round of Jeff Fabini, man of the hour. ABOVE: Three couples get rowdy. BELOW: Donna tweaks her tweetie. ' 26 Spirit Mr. O ' Connor and Sue Greeley Tango Cheryl models the latest in ties ■ .-; ' . FJ E  . JjH m 1 1 w , M , ■H ABOVE: Laps are more comfortable than chairs BELOW: Gary and Joann sit one out. Two couples take time for a pose Spirit 27 NISBOVA SOUNDS OFF NISBOVA finally took place Feb. 19 after being postponed by the weather. Bishop Luers hosted the contest along with Fairfield Jr. High. This was a chance for all the musically tal- ented individuals in the Fort Wayne area to compete with others at differ- ent levels. A group of merry NISBOVA goers Carmel Takes Swing Choir Contest It looks like rain? Shelbyville gives it a whirl. m K 1 1 Sift 1 HI jj On Feb. 25 the Bishop Luers Min- strels hosted the Third Annual Swing Choir Contest. Twenty schools com- peted in the musical event. The top six schools from the afternoon session were invited back to compete for tro- phies and money. The six groups that placed, beginning with the winners: the Carmel Ambassadors, Marion 26th St. Singers, Huntington North Varsity Singers, Elkhart Memorial, Norwell NHS Singers, and the An- derson Singers. Fr. Fred and the Min- strels did another outstanding job of hosting the contest. Marion sings out for a second place. ' Over to the right and up yeah! One contestant dances her heart out. Spirit 29 The Brains Behind It All The Honors Banquet had the largest turnout ever. Either the work is get- ting easier or we all are just getting smarter. At this time the Valedictori- an and Salutatorian for the class of ' 77 were formally announced. These were Bob Berger and Eleanor Eck- rich, respectively. The Tri Kappa Award for being in the top one per- cent of the Junior class went to Fred Feipel and Jan Schaefer. Also a spe- cial thanks to the Mother ' s Club who sponsered the Banquet. One of many trips to the award table for Elea nor and Bob. ABOVE: Seniors get ready to grub. BELOW: Four outstanding leaders display their plaques. 30 Spirit Spirit Week Revives Rowdiness A new idea was introduced this year at Luers; Spring Spirit Week. This was sponsored by Student Congress and was designed to ward off third semester blues and to remind those who had forgotten what rowdiness is all about. Many different events were planned, from an ice cream eating contest and Class Conformity Day (otherwise known as Dwenger Day), to a class mural contest and a sucker sale. There was also a volleyball championship between some of the clubs of Luers. This week helped unite all the classes while bringing some fun into school life. A good time was had by all and future Spirit Weeks are anticipated. The Junior Mural brightens up the cafeteria ABOVE: Jim has an excuse for stuffing his face. BELOW: Sue refs the volleyball games. Elaine models the latest in conformity. BELOW: Contest winner Jamie Oxley looks for a napkin. On March 25-27 Bishop Luers pre- sented Triple Scoop , three one-act plays. The Importance of Being Ear- nest , The Old Lady Shows Her Medals, and The Shakespeare Shuffle were the comedies and all three were different types of humor. The cast included — Cliff Ward, Gene Pelter, Ross Waltemath, Ann Eckrich, Mary Beth Burner, Sue Greeley, Agnes Osterholt, Orlando Fernandez, Paul Robbins, Eleanor Eckrich, Ceil Charais, Linda Bau- man, Roberta Liehr, Marta Hake, Paul Robbins, Greg Frericks, Jeff Fa- bini, Kathy Krzyminski, Carol Rade- maker, Marie Bruggeman, Debbie Helmsing, Chris Kress, Pat Munson, Carol Edwards, Ann Cocks, Corina Pena, and Kevin Behr, Don Vogel, Vince Robinson, Kevin Oxley, Tim Morken, Bob Andorfer, Laurie Ennis, Renee Ward, Cathy Curtis, Kim Ward, Patty Hooper, Maureen Tapp, Julie Ineman, Becky Berner, Chris Arend, Diane Hobson, Chris Ra- mirez, Eve Colchin, Kathy Pelter, Debbie Billingsley, Jim White, Bob Lightbody, Dave Hobson, John Sheets, Mark Figel, Mike Wolfe, Rick Haffner, and Mary Theisen. ABOVE: Sue checks her little black book. RIGHT: Only his hair dresser knows for sure. Triple Scoop Brings New Humor I don ' t think those three like you. ' Where did he come from? 32 Spirit Spirit 33 Moonlight Memories The Prom Moonlit Memories took place May 6 at the Mothers Club. The music was provided by the Dick Brown Orchestra. Members of the Prom Court were; Juniors, Kay Kers- lake and Tom Mauch, Marcy Figel and Don Kortpeter. Seniors were Ju- lie Klug and Tim Morken, Cheryl Korte and Ross Walthemath and queen and king, Marta Hake and Greg Frericks. About one hundred couples attended the Prom and the after prom. The latter was at Quimby Village Bowling Alley and lasted until 4:00. A live band provided the music. The whole evening brought many memories to those who attended. 1 ifr i ' V h fl B 11 1 Beth and Mike make a cute twosome. Rose and Doug sit one out. Carol and Dave are stunned by the flash. I wonder if the two in the middle came together? 34 Spirit . . Never To Be Forgotten Steph and Joe sit one out. Has she found it yet, Mike? The 1977 Prom court. LEFT: Marta and Greg, Queen and King. ABOVE: Julie, Max and Larry chat. I Clubs • •A Chance To Be 38 Clubs Divisions  •• - «T r • . Ji :.i £ ?3SB fS Clubs are the personalities of society at Luers. Through them we increase our potential, instill self-confidence, and develope character. School spirit is personified in the club participa- tion. In this way, students contribute to the past and prepare for the annals of the future. Clubs Division 39 Chess Clubbers Make The Moves Chess Club meets on Tuesday or Thursday nights for a couple of hours where they work to perfect their skills. Sometimes they invite other schools to come and challenge them to a meet. So far, the Chess Club has competed in three meets. In March, some members of the Chess Club will venture to Ball State University where they will compete in a tourna- ment. Mr. Teusch, the moderator of the Chess Club, wants everyone to know that all are welcome to join. Look out Bobby Fisher! Chess Club members BACK ROW: Tom We- ber, John Steams, Mike Mourey, Pat Stelte. SECOND ROW: Steve Westrick, Mike Colvin, Jamie Oxley, Mike Husar. FIRST ROW: Tony Schwaiger, Ken Spreen, Annette Hartman, and Amy Oxley. Pat contemplates his move. 40 Clubs The Hypothesis Is The superlative scientists of the Science Club. This is the first year for the Sci- ence Club. The purpose of the club is to get people interested in sci- ence and to find out about careers in science. It is made up of about 12 members and is under the direc- tion of Sr. Jean Esther. The presi- dent of the club is Jamie Oxley, vice president, Keven Oxley, secre- tary Mary Burner and treasurer, Tom Stien. Activities for the club members range from judging grade schools science fairs, to entering their own projects in science fairs. Jamie Oxley and Greg Rondot were elected as finalists in the Ju- nior Academy of Science Fair. Even Science Clubbers don ' t get anything past Sr. Jeanne! What ' s so interesting? Lou is tuckered out after a hard day. 41 Student Congress Works For You The main function of Student Con- gress is to think of projects and activi- ties that are not only fun but also benefit the school. We should be thankful to Student Congress for the improvements they have made in our school, such as Spirit Week this year. Spirit Week was similiar to Home- coming week. There was a We Blew It Day , a lolipop sale, a Owenger Day, and much much more. If one had to describe Student Congress in one word it would be involvement. Many thanks to Student Congress from all of us. I Officers of Student Congress, Sec, Kathy Krysminski, Moderator Mr. Rieger, Pres. Sue Greeley, Vice Pres. Beth Welling. Missing: Treas. Pete Gabrek. Treasury — Pete Gabrek, Denise Fenoglio, Mark Robbins, Karen Rondot, Dave Stronczek. BELOW: Beth gives her views on youth leadership. Mayor Armstrong discusses student leader- ship. 42 Clubs Public Relations — Julie Mattingly. Laura Hagadom, Mike Bonar, Mark Gabrek. Social Committee — Scott Mills, Tom Mauch, Julie Inemen, Frank Leto, Mary O ' Connor, Cindy Hogan, Gina Lehman. Rules and Regulations — Chris Tetzloff, Joe DeWald, Bob Berger, Sean P agan. Members — Seniors: Sue Greeley, Beth Welling, Kathy Kryzminski, Pete Gabrek, Bob Andorfer, Lew Goodwin, Chris Tetzloff, Julie Klug, Chris Kress, Bob Berger. Ju- niors: Joe DeWald, Scott Mills, Tom Mauch, Julie Inemen, Charlie Wilson, Mike Bonar, Dave Stronc- zek, Elaine Hilker, Karen Rondot, Rita Renner. Sophomores: Barb Shaw, Mike Stronczek, Patty Kerr, Jim Wilson, Julie Mattingly, Lau- ra Hagadorn, Mary O ' Connor, Gina Lehman, Sean Eagan, Mark Robbins. Freshmen: Cindy Hogan, Frank Leto, Mark Gabrek, Cathy Curtis, Denise Fenogolio, Renee Ward Julie Diagostino, Dave Hob- son, Dave Welling, Jeff McCarthy. Activities — Barb Shaw, Mikey Stronczek, Julie Klug, Jim Wilson, Dave Welling, Cathy Curti Patty Kerr. What ' s that you said, Julie? Clubs 43 Diners Club Makes Lunch An Experience! Tired of the same old humdrum hand-to-mouth lunch period? Well so were a group of seniors this year, so they named themselves the Diners Club and started acting crazy at 12:30. Candles, hats and rowdiness were all part of the festivities. Head- ing this unique organization were Kyle Burns and Jim Boudia, who re- gretted not having credit cards made for the notorious diners. This is even better than McDonalds! ' ' -■ ' ••-■ ' ' ■SP- ' V- I ' ve got my eye on you! TifffU Hats off at the table please. 44 Clubs Have snow will travel, says the Luers Ski Club, as they brave the bit- ter cold in search of thrill-filled hills. Although only one group trip, to Can- nonsburg, was this year, taken, most members went to various resorts indi- vidually for fun and experience. Steve Mathew did an excellent job this year as Ski Club moderator. Members Mary Ann Allemeier, Beth Cornelia, Eleanor Eekrich, Steph Geise, Cathi Gigli, Paula Hedges, Karen Kennerk, Julie Klug, Tonya Moisica, Carol Nolan, Karen Ottenweller, John Sheets, Kurt Steckbeck, Kim Ward, Scott We- ber, Mike Franke, Jim Gamble, Rick Haffner, Chris Koehler, Joe Logan, Gary Ottenweller, Fred Sturm. 60 below? I never noticed! ... At The First Snow, Skiers Will Flow! A few of the less camara-shy club members? Clubs 45 Key Club — Best Again! The 1977 Key Club. Mike Renninger — Key Clubber of the year. The Bishop Luers Key Club was the Key Club of the year for the Eighth consecutive year. They received a first place in Achieve- ment Report, Monthly Reports, Scrapbook and Talent. They were awarded second place in Single Service and the Impromptu Essay. The 1976-77 officers: Mike Renninger Presi- dent, Joe Smiley Vice President, Tim O ' Con- nor Secretary, Tom Stein Treasurer, Kyle Burns Committee Coordinator, Fred Feiple Public Relations Head, and Doug Miller, Ser- geant at Arms. The Key Club is the best service organization of the Bishop Luers Community. Activities included collecting $2700.00 for the March of Dimes Telerama. They spent over 300 hours setting up and taking down after extracurri- cular activities. They also worked extensively with the Johnny Appleseed training center Turtle Creek convalescent Center, Headstart children, and Big Brothers. Bishop Luers Key Club — Number 1 for the 8th consecutive year. The officers of the Key Club display their trophies. BELOW: Key Clubbers on their way to the convention in French Lick. Fred concentrates when he plays at conven- tions. BELOW: Mike and Jeff are two outstand- ing Key Clubbers. w k B.L.H.S. Marching Knights Band Adds Lots Of Spirit B.L.H.S. -Marching Knights Anita Arnold, Chris Arnold, Frank Bar- nets, Theresa Beckman, Marie Bruggeman, Ann Cocks, Jon Cof- fee, Steve Dagar, Mike Davis, Phil Davis, Sue Davis, Greg Degitz, Chris Dewald, Pat Doyle, Joe Earls, Tracy Eubanks, Mike Folds, Michele Fox, Mark Gabrek, Pete Gabrek, Debbie Gensheimer, Dan Gordon, Tina Gordon, Bob Gots- chall, Sue Greeley, Debbie Helms- ing, Tony Hettinger, Ginny Het- tinger, Mark Hickey, Chris Hick- ey, Elaine Hilker, Roy Jones, Chris Kress, Cathy Manijak, Tina Mast, Kathy Matter, Rose Matter, Bill Matter, Maureen Minnick, Greg Mitchell, Theresa Mitchell, Pat Munson, Brigetti Ohse, Mary Orth, Agnes Osterholt, Amy Oxley, Kevin Oxley, Valerie Oxley, Ron Palmer, Carol Rademaker, Chris Ramirez, Kathy Richards, Paul Robbins, Linda Rose, George Scheiner, Jackie Scheiner, Sarah Simon, Brian Slattery, Bob Slat- tery, Rita Slattery, Paul Smith, Ken Sorg, Mary Steinbrunner, Carol Stolz, Kathy Waters, Jeff Witte, Mike Wolfe, Jim Wynn. rhe band takes part in pep assemblies, too! Our great Band Leader, Mr. Edward Brown. 48 Clubs The 1976-77 Marching Knights have added to the spirit of Luers. The band performed su- perbly this year, with President Chris Kress; Drum Majorette Theresa Beckeman; and Solo Twirler Mary Beth Berner. Mr. Ed Brown, our new band leader, and Bob Slattery, our student director, helped our Knights to a season of excellence in perfor- mance. The band has kept busy all year, with such activities as summer camp, pep assemblies, and spo rting events. Our thanks to all the members who have put in long hard hours. Auxiliary corp Linda Bauman, Marilyn Bauman, Mary Beth Berner, Becky Berner, Cindy Dagar, Teresa Dant, Mary Ev- ans, Laura Fahey, Cassie Frey- gang, Annette Hartman, Carol Hebort, Beth Hickey, Sue Hick- ey, Karen Koch, Kathy Lanoue, Sheila McDonald, Michealle Miller, Mary Nichter, Robin Ohse, Teresa Renninger, Sue Renninger, Charlotte Smith, Jerri Vandall, Teresa Witte. Don ' t get too excited about your music, Pete! The band at their long hours of work. BELOW: The Auxiliary Corp. ' ' _lubs 49, Girls Chorus Sings Out mwimm The girls chorus has worked hard this year. They earned money through bake sales and car washes. Activities included visits to nursing homes and many other shows. This years officers were: President, Ann Colchin, Second Soprano, Kathy Kesterke, First So- prano, Kathy Clancy, Alto, Laura Ha- gedorn and Freshman representative was Kathy Curtis. Maestro at work. Singing at the spring concert. Don ' t thev make a nice sound? 50 Clubs The 1977 Bishop Sing . . . Sing A Song Members Dan Anderson, Christine Arend, Joan Ba- clawski, Bob Bergeron, Lee Bradner, Cecile Charais, Bob Childers, Patty Christman, Mar- ian Christy, Ann Cocks, Eve Colchin, Pat Col- chin, Kent Cordes, Kevin Cordes, Kim Cordes, Cindy Costello, Kati Cowen, Kathy Crammer, Mark Croy, Mark Dennon, Anita Detmer, Andy Doyle, Tim Doyle, Carol Edwards, Sue Effinger, Sue Erwin, Maureen Fox, Robin Frecker, Greg Frericks, Marge Geier, Kellie Gi- ant, Rose Giant, Patty Glosson, Don Gordon, Bob Grabowski, Marta Hake, Bill Haller, Sue- san Hannan, Ken Harkenrider, Dav e Hobson, Diane Hobson, Debbie Hooper, Patty Hooper, Joe Huguenard, Jeff Jackson, Kevin Jackson, Cheryl Jefferies, Curtis Jefferies, Karen Ken- nerk, Jeanne Kever, Kathy Kever, Ken Kever, Lisa Klingenberger, Manuel Gonzales, Sheryl Klotz, Valerie Konger, John Kress, Jeff Kru- dop, John Krudop, Noreen Lauer, Anne Lib- bing, Roberta Liehr, Brian Martin, Scott McGrew, Rochelle Mills, Cindy Mills, Marta Molina, Andy Moring, Andy Muldoon, Mike Neimeyer, Jamie Oxley, Gina Pontecorvo, Rita Renner, Julia Rieg, Nathan Rorick, Norma Rorick, Theresa Schaab, Jean Scheiman, Ke- vin Sholl, Marcia Smiley, Matt Straight, Mary Theisen, Don Vogel, Mary Waltke, Kim Ward, Mike Westrick What a sound!! Shelley sings the blues? Luers Lancers have had a full sched- ule this year. The largest choir ever for Luers, Lancers have performed at various concerts throughout the year. Among these were a trip to Nisbova State Concert Contest in which the Lancers received a superior rating, a combined concert with St. Joe ' s Col- lege, and a weekend in Cincinnati where the Lancers sang at Fountain Square. Clubs 51 Sing A Minstrel Song .« s The 1977 Minstrels. LAST ROW — Tony Hettinger, Chris Hickey, Ken Sorg, Jeff Jackson, Pat Munson, Scott Mills, Chris Kohne, Mike Sternberger, Bill Knight, Dave Sorg, Max Roesler, Dave Coffee. THIRD ROW — Brian Slattery, Andy Muldoon, Maureen Fox, Kevin Jackson, Shelly Mills, Mark Croy, Marta Hake, Donny Vogel, Sherry Klotz, Dan Anderson. SECOND ROW — Anita Detmer, Eve Colchin, Scott McGrew, Joan Baclawski, Mike Westrick, Ann Cocks. FIRST ROW — Greg Frericks, Gina Pontecorvo, Kevin Cordes, Kim Ward, Chris Kress, and Rose Giant. The rhythm of life is a powerful beat. BELOW: The band warms up. Fr. Fred gives l ast minute advice. 52 Clubs This year ' s Minstrels are better than ever. Under the direction of Fr. Fred and choreographer Jor- dan Bower, the Minstrels had an- other great year. They have per- formed at many different organiza- tions. Some of these are the Sum- mit Club, Lester ' s, The YMCA, and the Coliseum. The Minstrels also hosted the 3rd Annual Swing Choir Contest where they put on a fantastic show. This spring the Minstrels went on tour to Canada. Here they put on eight shows. The Minstrels had a very exciting year. Clubs 53 Knight Lights Turns Spirit On Thanks to the hard work of the Knight Lights Staff, students around Luers are kept well in- formed by the paper, which is sent out bi-weekly. The staff makes the articles interesting for everyone. There are many different types of articles, such as editorials, news, features, sports and business. Pic- tures are also taken of many inter- esting shots around school. The Knight Lights staff works under the supervision of Fr. Carl, who does a superb job in helping to bring about a better paper. We would like to thank the writers of the Knight Lights for the many hours they have put into making this year ' s paper a success. The Knight Lights Staff — Roberta Liehr, Sue Erwin, Teresa Beckman, Lisa Kleinrichert, Chris Tetzloff, Paul Robbins, missing Patty Hooper, Maribeth Beckman, Doug Starost, and Ed Skeving- ton. Is this what they do at their meetings? Co-Editor — Chris Tetzloff. 54 Clubs Co-Editor — Teresa Beckman. And what would we do without Fr. Carl?? Editorial Editor — Maribeth Beckman. Writer — Paul Robbins. Clubs 55 G.A.A. Members Receive Awards G.A.A. is more fun than ever. This year the girls participated in volley- ball and bowling. This year ' s presi- dent was Rose Johnson. The girls had bake sales to earn money for their sports. At the end of the year, they had a banquet in which they awarded the trophies for the top volleyball players and the top bowlers. Ms. Skevington and Father Camillus also received trophies for their help throughout the year. fS i The moderators are awarded for their efforts. The 1976-1977 officers of G.A.A. Laura, Karen, and Chris are awarded for a job well done. v ' 4 L§m What ' s so funny about bowling? The top volleyball players of this season. 56 Did she win all those?! They must have run out of booby prizes? Karen proudly displayed her trophy Clubs 57 Bring On The Talent! The third annual Coffee House was a big success this year. The talent ranged from singing, playing instra- ments and even a real sword fight. It gives the students at Luers a chance to show their great talent and to be enjoyed by all. 58 Clubs 0 3 This page is dedicated to a great per- son who has given so much of himself toward something all of us can truly appreciate. Chuck Cole has moderat- ed the yearbook for the last five years, devoting much of his time and ideas to the annual creation of the Accolade. Next year ' s staff will not be fortunate enough to have the unself- ish support of Mr. Cole, as he is mov- ing on to new opportunities. We hope that happiness and success may be his, for it is what he deserves. His open mind, humorous wit and eager- to-help attitude played a major role in the yearbook ' s makeup. His efforts can never be repaid; only deeply ap- preciated and remembered always. Good luck Mr. Cole. With love, Your 1977 Accolade Staff m Accolade Staff Working Harder Than Ever The Accolade staff has worked harder than ever this year in order to bring you a truly great yearbook. Edi- tor Carol Nolan and Chuck Cole, ad- visor, teamed up to whip the staff into top shape. Deadlines proved hard to meet, but the staff met the challenge and conquered it. Many money raising activities were on tap this year, including a movie, bake sales and of course, the old stand-by, advertisements. The entire staff sin- cerely hopes you will enjoy the memo- ries collected for you in this, your 1977 yearbook. Senior secti Chriss Schmenk and Maryann Digregory. Not pictured: Tonya Moisiea. Division pages — Ann Gildea and Margo Ort. Our star photographers Doug Starost and Jeff Baumgartner. A watchful eye from editor Carol Nolan. B P |L J m. ■ % B ■B -Jj Cindy always has a good time at meetings. Spirit section — Nancy Bego, Lisa Colone and Judy Cobb Artwork — Margo Ort and Jim Sullivan hfri k J € v I 3? Ml 1 Our beloved moderator. Chuck Cole Accolade 61 • ••Brainpower ■HE I ' m beginning to know that all I know Is that I know nothing. Socrates 1 m H ■ 1 ■ •.■ ■.■.- ■ Set Your fi Brainpower Division ■ Em n t 1 ■ The art of learning Does not come naturally Rather it follows with the Aid of capable administration Those who care . . . Brainpower Division 63 Behind the scenes at Luers, three dedicated men spend hours at jobs that will never be finished. Fr. Donnul is our principal and school administrator, jobs which require in- finite patience. Fr. Camillus is the vice principal, and also teaches in the science depart- ment. Fr. Michael is the academic adminis- trator. He spends his life setting up schedules. Teamwork Is ■- •- mT ' - v FT i A. ' Fr. Camillus expounds his theories L to R.: Fr. Camillus, Fr. Donnul, and Fr. Mike — WE THANK YOU!! Fr. Mike knows how to keep busy. Fr. Donnul clears his desk for the next pile of work. 64 Teachers The Secret Fore the second year, Fr. Max and Ms. Lombardo were Deans. They keep an eye on all student activi- ties, legal or otherwise, and are al- ways around in case anyone wants to talk. Besides being Dean, Fr. Max is also moderator of the Key Club and is busy in other activities around school. Ms. Lombardo also doubles as Dean and tennis coach. Ms. Lombardo prowls the halls, looking for unsuspecting lawbreakers. Teachers 65 Efficiency Is The Don ' t tell me you ALL need late slips! In a free country there is much clamor, with little suffering; In a despotic state there is little complaint, with much grievance. — Carnot — Mrs. Batdorf lends a hand. Just knock off a bank, Louie? 66 Teachers Name Of The Game There are hermits that live along In the peace of their self-content; There are souls, like stars, that live apart, In a fellowless firmament; There are pioneers that blaze paths Where highways never ran; — But let me live by the side of the road And be a friend to man. Sam Walter Foss ' Look what I found! ABOVE: Some things just have to be done! R: The endless pile of forms . . . There is never enough time for everything, so let ' s do a little less, and do it a lot better. Anonymous Teachers 67 Hard Work Keeps Coach Girgash samples the latest cafeteria spe- cial. Really. Mrs. Cassaday, the milkman?? 68 Teachers Luers Rolling Sometimes rest really hits the spot! All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy — but thanks to you, Luers is a brighter place! ' Don ' t tell me there ' s more! ' Sleeping on the job — again? Howie ' s getti ng in trouble again. Teachers 69 English Bends The Mind L. to R.: Mr. Junk, Sr. Veronica, Mr. Cole, Ms. Imler, Ms. Burnett. Missing: Ms. Sophn ■I Come, read to me some poem, some simple and heartfelt lay, That shall sooth this restless feeling, And hanish the thought of day. Read from some humber poet, Whose songs gushed from his heart, As showers from the clouds of summer. Or tears from the eyelids start; Who through long days of labor, And nights devoid of ease, Still heard in his soul the music Of wonderful melodies. Henry W. Longfellow ' It ' s right on the tip of my tongue 70 Teachers And Cracks The Spirit Mrs. Spohn has found her calling?! Ms. Imler finishes some last minut e paperwork. Teachers 71 The Puzzles Of Math ABOVE: You gotta keep an eye on those kids! BELOW: This isn ' t the life for me. Two and two are four, four and four are eight, eight and eight are sixteen, sixteen and sixteen are thirty-two. Inchworm, inchworm, measuring the marigolds, you and your arithematics, you ' ll probably go far. Inchworm, inchworm, measuring the marigolds, seems to me you ' d stop and see, how beautiful they are! Hans Christian Andersen BELOW: Mrs. Freiburger is glad to Mrs. N. loves grading papers! 72 Teachers Fall Into Place i t Yes Boh, there is a way to do this! Although we mere mortals are able to learn math, these talented people ac- tually understand it! They have dedi- cated their lives to teaching the com- mon person the intricacies of math- ematics. To the Math Teachers of Luers — Salute! Friday homework stacks up for Mrs. N. Teachers 73 Art And Languages Open There are, caught by your art on these leaves, clouds that harbor all human fears; there are the languors, the abruptnesses, the sovereign nobility of the dance, there are depressions and despairs, hopes and expectations ... ABOVE: Cleaning up ALWAYS gets a few laughs. LEFT: Michelle gets down to business. 74 Teachers New Outlooks W • 1 f { L to R: Ms. Singleton, Sr. Hilaria, Fr. Clyde, Mrs. Therrien, Mr. Teusch. Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Lewis Carroll Mr. Teusch faces the next pack of Spanish students. A - Ms. Singleton prepares a lesson. ' Once you get the hang of it, it ' s reallv not hard Teachers 75 The Music Makers The band takes a break and relaxes Over the treetops I float a song. Over the rising and sinking waves, Over the myriad fields and the prairies wide, Over the dense-packed cities all and the teeming wharves and ways, I float this carol with joy ... Walt Whitman ' Look, I ' m a busy man! ABOVE: Well, let ' s try this cue again! R: The Lancers combine in beautiful harmo 76 Teachers Sound Mind And Body, That ' s Health Coach Reed, wearing his professional face. Coach Reed offers some friendly advice. Teachers 77 History Opens Modern man takes life far too seri- ously, and because he is too serious his world is full of troubles. The im- portance of humor should never be forgotten. For sense of humor changes the quality and character of our entire cultural life. There is a pu- rifying power in laughter — both for individuals and for nations. If they have a sense of humor, they have the key — to good sense, to simple think- ing, to a peaceable temper and to a cultured outlook on the world. Lin Yutang Ms. Lapp prepares for a class. L. to R.: Br. Tom, Ms. Lombardo, Mr. Letizia, Ms. Lapp. Mr. Main, Mr. O ' Conno r. Teaching frosh is no game 78 Teachers New Doors Mr. O ' Connor cheers ' em on. RIGHT: Ms. Lapp teaches a much needed lesson. Teachers 79 Science Explores We hear, we see, we taste, we feel, we scent and the brain inter- prets. We hear danger, we see plea- sure, we taste cacaphony or music, we respond to textures, we smell enmity or friendship — and the mind collects, sorts, stores! As our civilization builds a protective wall around living, and makes it seem unnecessary for the senses to be vigilant, we use them less, and let them sleep. Virginia Brasier Panic strikes early in 118. W £ r tt HL, Tom Stein breezes through a test. Look, thev have to eat too! ' „sft fe ' I don ' t know what I ' d do without weekends. ' 80 Teachers The World Around Us As aresult of all his education, of all he sees and hears around him, the child absorbs such an amount of lies and stupidities, mingled with essential truths, that the first duty of the adolescent who wants to be a healthy man is to disgorge everything. Romain Rolland Fr. Camillus faces the world Teachers 81 At The Heart L to R: Br. Mark, Fr. Carl, Br. Tony. Mr. Schwartz, Br. Tom, Fr. Loren. SEATED, Fr. Jerry. Fr. Carl — ready to face another week. .? 82 Teachers Of Luers Is Religion I would not exchange the laughter of my heart for the fortunes of the multitudes; nor would I be content with converting my tears, invited by my agonized self, into calm. It is my fervent hope that my whole life on this earth will ever be tears, and laughter. Kahlil Gibran ' You ' d better knock it off over there. What I would do for another snow day! ' Teachers 83 Sugar ' N Spice ' N Everything Nice DO come in, girls! ABOVE: The day is DONE! RIGHT: Ann can ' t wait to dig in. 84 Teachers All Quiet On The Home Front Sr. Maxine shows Barb and Judy how to use the viewer. ' What ' s so funny, Denise? There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any courses like a page Of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take Without oppress of toil; How frugal is the chariot That bears a human soul! Emily Dickinson Sr. Maxine tidies up the library. « ' Can I interest you in something in the way of a dictionary? ' Diane appears absorbed in her task. Teachers 85 From The Business Angle The way up from the chatter of typewriters and the tedium of shorthand seems never-ending. The way up from illegible accounting ledgers and unbalanced checkbooks appears impossible. It just goes to show you, miracles DO happen. ' What ' s going on in that mind of yours? L to R: Mr. Mathews, Ms. Mangus, Coach Reed. Ms. Mangus checks to see if everything is running smoothly. The OTHER side of Coach Reed. 86 Teachers Ji • -- . UK Phys. Ed. Builds The Body i % i X L to R: Coach Reed, Ms. Rossoe, and Coach Girgash handle Phys. Ed. Coaches Girgash and Reed teach Phys. Ed. to freshman and sopho- more boys. They also coach football, and Coach Girgash doubles as track coach. Coach Reed also coaches base- ball. Coach Roscoe teaches Phys. Ed. to freshman and sophomore girls, and is head coach of track, volleyball, and basketball. H- ' J ir: r Hall-wandering again, Coach Gir? You ' d better be ready for a workout! ' Coaches Girgash and Sorg enjoy the sun. Teachers 87 In the dark They could not see Who had gained The victory « V — Langston Hughes zr — : i — wkm ■ ' •■•■ ' . K ■ty vTTffi Wv4lr m f TS i£i 1 ' fS 88 Sports Division iiiiiftS I want to be first! I want to be liked! (you cannot get one and keep the other). — Enid Bagnold Run Free Sports Division 89 Tennis Racks Up A Season The tennis team had a new coach this year. Brother Tony moved in and took a strong grip on the team. Mike Palmer had the lead with 10 wins out of 13. Steve Weaver and Gary Ottenweller also did a very good job. The tennis team served up 2 wins but the student body is looking forward to a more promising season next year. WOW! How did he do that? Mike Palmer, ready for anything. You look pretty mean, Jake. FRONT ROW — Brother Tony, Jeff Fabini, Tom Palmer, FrankLeto, Pete Voors, Jeff Whiting, Chris DeWald. ROW TWO - Matt Braun, Mike Palmer, Steve Weaver, Rich Dinius, Mike Sternberger, Gary Ottenweller. Jack Danehy, Don Vogel. Not Pictured - Cephas Calligan. Chris Koeler, Jeff Baumgartner. Mark Hipskind. Jeff York. 90 Sports Jeff has to calculate every play. ' Boy, this is hard work! Luers Dwenger 5 Luers 2 Harding 3 Luers 3 Lakeland 2 Luers Concordia 5 Luers 1 Southside 1 Luers 1 Homestead 4 Luers 2 Northrop 3 Luers 2 Snider 3 Luers 1 Bluffton 4 Luers 2 Wayne Sectionals 3 Luers Homestead 2 Luers ii Harding 5 ' Hey! It was inside! A little to the right. Please? ' You ' re going to get it now. Sports 91 Volleyball Sets Up Varsity team; Kelly Jackson, Nan Konger, Michelle Klotz — managers, Agnes Osterholt, Kathy Krzyminski, Lita Silva, Nancy Litchfield. FRONT ROW - Patsy Klotz, Lisa Gigli, Beth Hickey, Joanne Vanderbosch, Cathy Woenker, Erin Mullins, Coach Joann Roscoe. Not Pictured — Joie Curtis, Anne Galpern, Marty Raupfer. Another Season Of Wins The 1976-77 girl ' s volleyball team un- der Coach Joann Roscoe set up an- other season of wins with a 16-10 re- cord. The girls gave their best to make the season look very impressive They are looking forward to another great season of wins, and the year ahead looks very promising. Lita serves it up and over • H _ 1 . Frosh team: Kathy Baker, Beth Moistner. Nancy Rehm, Angie Eifrid. Mary Ellen Liehr. Renee Fleischman. FRONT ROW: Jill Moistner, Cindy Clark. Renee Ward, Sue Hickey. Roberta Sablic, Ann Voors. Not pictured — Leisa Gabet. 1 - I ■ ____ L Irfl w jr jfl rv H 1 v ' ; r B jW 4 nr? j f i .- ; k i-UERS SECOND ROW — Julie Mattingly, Kathy Baker, Dana Walicki, Nancy Rehm, Angie Eifrid, Roberta Sablic. FRONT ROW Clark, Renee Ward, Sue Hickey, Kelly Henline. Not Pictured Dennie Munson, Jan Nartker Kelly Sitko, Cindy Joanne has great serving ability. Bellmont 15-11, 15-10 Leo 9-15, 6-15 South Adams 15-2, 15-8 Adams Central 15-4, 15-4 Hunt. Cath. 15-6, 15-5 Woodlan 15-11, 15-5 Homestead 15-12, 14-16, 13-15 New Haven 11-14, 9-15 Hunt, North 15-7, 15-5 Churobusco 15-6, 15-11 Snider 11-14, 9-15 Elmhurst 10-14, 9-15 Carroll 15-8, 16-8, 15-13 Concordia 15-8, 15-17, 13-5 Wayne 12-15, 13-15 Northrop 15-13, 15-9 South 15-12, 11-15, 15-5 Harding 14-10, 15-4 Dwenger 6-15, 10-14 Harding 13-15, 15-10, 9-15 North 14-16, 15-3, 17-15 Angola 13-15, 15-9, 15-9 Garrett 15-6, 15-12 The Reserve team had another unde- feated season with a record of 9-0. In the Bishop Luers Reserve Tourney they came in runners-up. They have worked very hard to keep their record undefeated. The frosh had a fine season playing a good game against Dwenger, and got it together to be runners-up at the Harding Tourney. A few Sophomore players. Marty waits for the return. Sports 93 Luers Knights Are DOWN TO GO BALL ON % 1 § Of - f M Jf w FRONT ROW: John Huneck, Chris Nix, Thad Hedges, Ross Waltemath, Sam Torres, Dave Koenig, Maurice Smi Mungovan. SECOND ROW: Andy Moring, Greg Degitz, Dave Moyano, Mike Sullivan, Tony Bowser, Steve Fernandez, Bob Loew, Jim Boudia, Lester Hanford, Mgr. Mike Huth. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Mimi McAlister, Joe Fred Sturm, Mike Renninger, Paul Mauch, Jim Wiltshire, Tim Coffee, Joe Sturm, Mgr. Tom Mauch, Mgr. Mike Dewald, Dan Baker, Mark Carteaux, Kurt Roberts, Jim Dwire, John Sheets, Tim Morken, John Carteaux, Jim Doug Miller, Mgr. Mike Morrow. FIFTH ROW: Charlie Wilson, Bob Swinehart, Dan Mattingly, Pat Sullivan, Coach Ed Jones, Head Coach Mike Reed, Coach Frank Letizia, Coach Mark Girgash, Lew Goodwin, Scott Weber, Dave Libbing, Mgr. Bernie Beier. Missing: Tim Slater, Wilbert Brownlee, Tony Freshley, Mgr. Larry Young. th, Tony Sell. Tom Childers, Tony Morken, Phil Gerardot, Orlando Earls, Matt Mungovan, Tonv Till, Bonar. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. Joe Wilson, Mark Sholl, Jim Celarek. Dan Haggenjos, Mike Robertson, Kevin Marquart, Don Kortepeter. Dy-Na-Mite! 94 Sports Smile, you ' re on Candid Camera Ross and his friend , having a gay ole time. The 1976-77 football squad was a fairly young team with the majority of the players being Juniors. This could account for the slow start t,his season with the loss of the first game to highly rated South Bend Washing- ton. After a win at Martinsville, the Knights lost successive games to Northside and Northrup. Facing the prospects of a disastrous season, the Knights rallied to defeat archrival Dwenger, 19-14. The game was easily the most exciting of the year as the contest was not decided until the fi- nal gun sounded. Not ready to give up, the fighting Knights managed a split of the remaining four games, los- ing close struggles with highly regard- ed South Side and City Champion Elmhurst. , — : , — ■ -M.y r ' ' i i w jt i — y T ' ris ..■ ' LUERS rW ' lu] mm «■ LUER5 ( k$ ' .% a j LUERS ( Ci2u : Bobby gets instructions from the main man. Luers Mean Machine, ready for some bonebreaking. A talented player demonstrates his cheerlead- ing ability. 95 Football Mania Luers vs. S. Bend Washington 14 Luers vs. Martinsville Luers vs. Northside Luers vs. Northrop Luers vs. Dwenger Luers vs. Harding Luers vs. Southside Luers vs. Wayne Luers vs. Elmhurst Reserves Lookin ' GoocT Luers Knights stand alone Later! I ' m praying. ' Reserves had a fairly good season, With an overall record of four wins and four losses. They showed a Great deal of action in all their games. We ' re Anticipating a great season next year when they move up to join the varsity team. ' Alright guys, listen up. ' Luers 7 Elmhurst 12 Luers 7 Bishop Dwender L3 Luers New Haven IS Luers 7 Concordia Luers L2 Wayne 6 Luers 27 Harding 6 Luers 6 Southside 13 Luers 18 Northside 7 They ' re at the other end, Jim. FRONT ROW — Maurice Smith, Tony Sell, Tony Bowser, Phil Gerardot, Steve Morken, SECOND ROW — Andy Moring, Tim Coffee, Mike Sullivan. Dave Koening, John Huneck, Lester Hanford. THIRD ROW — Larry Young, Chris Nix, Thad Hedges, John Coffee, Tony Mungovan, Matt Mungovan, Coach Ed Jones. FOURTH ROW — Bernadette Beier, Coach Frank Letezia, Mike Roberts, Fred Sturm, Dave Moyano, Dave Libbing, Sammy Torrez. BACK ROW — Tony Till, Joe Sturm, Jim Dwire, Jim Celarek, Mark Scholl, Jim Wilson, Doug Miller. Not Pictured — Tim Slater. 97 FRONT ROW: Coach Litchfield, Bob Bergeron, Matt Fabina, John Shepard, Scott Sheperd, Scott Glassley, Steve Sholl, Curt Jefferies, Terry Urbine, Chris Hartzog. SECOND ROW: Jim Wynn, Chris Charais, Dave Welling, Mike Huntine, Tom Morken, Larry Spatt, Steve Schnurr, Mark Williams. THIRD ROW: Tom Heine, Steve Minnick, Frances Gabot, Kevin Schey, Joe Bickel, Tim Hines, Tom Woenker, Tim Shearer, H. Coach John Main. Frosh: Steppin ' Out The Frosh, also, got off to a slow start this season with the loss of their first game to Warsaw. However, they did not give up and as each game went by they got better and better and by the middle of the season they won their first game by shuting out Garrett with a score of 33-0. The Freshman Knights had found the winning for- mula and finished their season with a fine record of 4-4. N.H. Forfeit Cross Country Keeps Movin ' On This years Cross Country team under new head coach Walter Reiger chalked up a record of 4 and 19, while the Reserves had an even season of 6 and 6. In the sectionals the Knights came in 19th out of 22 teams. They are looking forward to another season of wins. Pete gets ready for the big run The final yards. SECOND ROW — Tim O ' Connor, Steve Westrick, Ed Skevington. Mike Westrick, Jamie Oxley, Pete Gabrek, H Gordon, Coach Walter Reiger. FRONT ROW — Mike Lucas, Mark Gabrek, Bill Matter, Tim Rahrig, Mike Husar, Nate Anguiano, Mike Stroncz Not pictured — Pat Munson. Luers 50 Homestead 15 Luers 44 Dwenger 15 Luers 45 Harding 16 Luers 48 Homestead 15 Luers 20 Angola 42 Luers 47 Elmhurst 15 Luers 42 Dekalb 19 Luers 39 Norwell 19 Luers 44 Dwenger 15 Luers 45 Harding 15 Luers 50 Northrop 15 Luers 39 Snider 18 Luers 50 South 15 Luers 50 Wayne 15 Luers 40 Concordia IS Luers 45 Elmhurst 15 Luers 47 North 15 Luers 17 Hunt. Cath. 11 Luers 15 Southwood 48 Tim puts on a burst of speed Sports 99 The Big Red Machine The Knights had an exceptionally good season this year with an 8 and 11 record. They faced many tough teams and still came out looking pret- ty good. Dave Carrier led the Big Red Ma- chine with his 20 points or better per game. He was closely followed by Joe Morthorst. We expect an equaly good if not better season next year with only four seniors leaving and our Sophomores moving up. Joe gets a glance at the scoreboard. Where did we go wrong, Ray 1 : BACK ROW — Kevin Didion, Corina Pena; managers; Dave Carrier. John Rang. Joe Morthorst, Greg Schey, Debbie Hooper, Kent Rice; managers FRONT ROW — Dick Kelly, Tim Logan, Kurt Leffers, Coach Ron Stanski, Mike Smith, Tim Dunn. Joe Kelly. 100 Sports Movin ' Thru 77 Scoreboard Luers 81 Huntington Cath 67 Luers 66 Elmhurst 77 Luers 83 Marian 65 Luers 47 Northside 71 Luers 71 Heritage 66 Luers 69 Harding 94 Luers 53 Elmhurst 71 Luers 59 Snider 87 Luers 59 Northrop 58 Luers (ill Dwenger 58 Luers Ii9 Central Noble 64 Luers 65 Wayne 89 Luers It Southside 64 Luers 61 Elwood 56 Luers 55 S.B. Washington 70 Luers 65 Lebanon 74 Luers 81 Churubusco 64 Luers 63 Concordia 70 Sectional Luers Northside 67 John breaks through for the Knights. When odds are tall, Smitty ' s there. Coach gives Greg a few pointers. Tim, always ready to move. Joe puts it in. Concentration, it ' s all in Joe ' s game. Reserves: Settin ' The Pace BACK ROW: Jean Snyder; manager, FRONT ROW: Barb Shaw; manager, Jerry Berghoff, Maurice Smith, Matt Mungovan, Paul Smith, Coach Converset. Coaching the Reserve team for the 1976-77 basketball season were Ray Converset and asistant coach Ed Jones. For both men it was the first time of coaching Reserve and both agreed that it was quite an exper- ience. The season got off to a pretty slow start but with the determination of the players they did pull together a few wins. Even though their record was not outstanding they kept in the Luers tradition of making every game a thrilling experience. Gee those girls sure have great legs. Luers vs. Huntington Catholic 45-37 vs. Elmhurst 24-36 Luers vs. 40-42 vs. Marion 34-49 Luers vs. Northside 39-52 Luers vs. Heritage 42-50 Luers vs. Harding 21-40 Luers vs. Snider 40-43 Luers vs. Northrop 28-45 Luers vs. Dwenger 43-59 Luers vs. Central No ble 35-45 vs. Wayne 20-42 vs. Southside 74-40 vs. Elwood 51-56 Luers vs. South Bend Wash. 30-45 vs. Lebanon 78-49 Luers vs. Churubusc Concordia 34-36 Last minute instructions. Swinehart shoots for two. Frosh Lay-Up A Good Season The Frosh basketball team under new head coach Marty Farrell, had a good season this year with a record of 5 wins and 13 losses. Each members of the team contributed well with Tim Hines and Tom Heiny standing out as top scorers of the season. The skills learned by the Frosh this past season will help to ensure fine basketball teams in the years to come. Frosh have passing power. Boh jumps for the Knights. BACK ROW: Dan Roemer, Mike Markley, Tom Heinv, Joe Hoffer, Frank Leto, Mark Gabrek, Tim Hines, Terry Brownlee. FRONT ROW: Bob Burgeron, Pat Paliganoff, Jeff Baumgartner, Jeff Coffee, Scott Glassley, Matt Fabina, Ken Battershell. Missing: Andy Shuster, Kevin Schey. BELOW: What ' s in the bottle Tim? BELOW: An easy lay-up for Pat. Luers vs. Portage 45 IT Luers vs. Concordia 19-58 Luers vs. Dwenger 28-57 Luers vs. East Noble 38 41 Luers vs. Harding 36 47 Luers vs. Ben Gever 43 60 Luers vs. Garrett 50 36 Luers vs. Shawnee 46 34 Luers vs. Kekionga 35 11 Luers vs. New Haven 36 28 Luers vs. Franklin 42 60 Luers vs. Heritage 29-39 Luers vs. Homestead 35 29 Stop, Look And Listen 104 Sports To The Spirit Of Luers Sports 105 Luers Ladies ' Are Like BACK ROW: Joan Connelly, Terri Kimes, Agnes Osterholt. SECOND ROW: Sue Schafer, Lita Silva, Julie Mattingly, Diane Carrier, Joie Curtis. FRONT ROW: Coach Roscoe, Barb Hake, Lou Weber, Karen Ottenweller, Margie Geyer, manager. Under coach Joann Roscoe and Assis- tant coach Lew Goodwin, The Girls Varsity basketball team came through another season lookin good . They had a final record of 6 wins and 6 losses and one sectional game which was lost to Harding , 45- 57. Each member of the girls team played well, but the Basketball Jones award goes to Joie Curtis. She was high scorer and also made All City basketball team. BELOW: Luers Pow — Wow. S-T-R-E-T-C-H. Luers vs New Haven 38-40 Luers vs Concordia 43-59 Luers vs Northside 57-51 Luers vs Northrop 30-37 Luers vs Bluffton 52-46 Luers vs Snider 24-41 Luers vs Dwenger 33-35 Luers vs Harding 52-28 Luers vs Hunt. Catholic 55-24 Luers vs Elmhurst 51-39 Luers vs Wavne 39-55 Luers vs Southside 46-43 Sectionals: Luers vs Harding 45-57 Lightening down the court BACK ROW: Dennie Munson, Laura trill, Kathv Munson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Rehm, Cindy Clark, Angie Eifrid, Kathy Baker, Katie Shank. FRONT ROW: Kathy Smith, Kathy Richards, Jodie Smith. Sue Roesler, Coach Joann Roscoe. Missing: Sue Schwab. For the Reserve girls the 1976-77 bas- ketball season was one of triumph. They compiled a 5 win 1 loss record with the loss, to Dwenger, coming in the final 3 seconds when Luers exper- ienced foul trouble and Dwenger sank the final shot to win the game. Luers 24 Dwenger 25. BELOW: Agnes shows perfect form. Setting up a perfect shot. Gang warfare. Luers vs. New Haven 27-17 Luers vs. Northside 20-7 Luers vs. Bluffton 31-11 Luers vs. Dwenger 24-25 Luers vs. Hunt. Catholic 56-13 Luers vs. Riverview 41-10 Sports 107 The B.L.H.S. Harriers YARDS TO GO Bishop Luers Duel-Triangular Track Season Luers 75 S. Adams 32 Bellmont 40 Luers 94 Woodlan 32 Adams Cent. 37 Vi Luers 42 Eastbrook 76 Vi Luers 26 Northrop 102 N. Haven 31 Luers 40 Dwenger 41 Harding 75 Luers 28 Dwenger 47 Concordia 87 Luers 21 Norwell 76 Elmhurst 62 Luers 67 Garrett 60 Luers 28 Dekalb 43 Homestead 88 Luers 84 Bellmont 43 Luers 13 Wayne 72 Blackford 70 Jim Jon keep the pace movin ' on. BACK ROW: Coach Mark Girgash, Terri Lill, Manuel Gonzales, Jamie Oxley, Bill Eckrich, Dan Hennel, Dick Kelly, Joe Morthorst Dave Arnold, Joe Kellv, Lew Goodwin, Coach John Main. SECOND ROW: Coach Frank Letizia, Pete Grabek, Mike Stronczek, Ed Skevington, Tim O Connor Tim Rahrig, Jon Coffee, Dave Hussar, Mike Hussar, Jim Ehinger. FRONT ROW: Mike Lucas, Terry Urbine, Scott Naltner, Joe Bickel, Jeff Baumgartner, Mark Tapp, Francis Gabbott, Dave Welling, John Krudop. Missing: Jim Boudia. Are Off And Running {■Hffl The 1976-77 Bishop Luers Track sea- son began with each person having many high hopes and various goals to be reached. As the season progressed, however, the members began helping one another and they started working toward a common goal; the team. Under the supervision of coaches Mark Girgash, John Main, and Frank Letizia the Track team had an overall record of 6 wins and 13 losses with Lew Goodwin going to state in discus. Mort struts his stuff. Joe makes his way over the bar. Jamie hits the dirt. BELOW: The lone runner. Sports Spectacular 110 Sports You Start At The Bottom This years Freshman cheerleaders were divided into two squads. The A squad was lead by Renee Ward, and the B squad led by Patsy Klotz. Al- though the girls only cheered for the Freshman Basketball team, they got in a great deal of experience. Try-outs were held November 18th and only 10 out of the 18 girls that I tried out made it. They were moder- ated by Mr. Lombardo. I wonder what they ' re planning? Why do I feel like I ' m all alone? 23 - I The Freshman Cheerleaders in action!? „S ' -? % v -r - . ? ? ■ ..-. g aagr , ?j - ' v- - . LEFT TO RIGHT — Chris Moreno, Cindy Hogan, Ginny Cowen, Renee Ward, Allison Zern, Bonnie Bectyl, Paula Rondot, Patsy Klotz, Maureen Clancy, Michaelle Miller. Sports 111 And If You ' re Lucky rJ •w L 5 V. 1 Chris, it ' s not our turn yet. ' The Reserve and Varsity cheer- leaders have been active in keeping up the spirit around Bishop Luers. They have been involved in many ex- tracurricular activites, some good and some a little shady. Besides cheer- ing for football and basketball games, they decorate the gym for pep assem- blies. They also have been known to tepee Senior guys houses the night before the big game. Our thanks to the Luers Cheerleaders. .... e y EL J V li • «£- « _ S ftStf k y ' .■ ■ ■ -u--3 VJfc ' m mi Hey Sophomores are ya with us? Victory atop the mount. ' :. « ' -■ Tl 12 Sports LEFT TO RIGHT — Chris Andorfer, Mary Logan, Sandy Dammeyer, Tess Web : . -s-;- ... r You Make It To The Top. All together now. ' Now THAT ' S funny. During the summer the cheerleaders attended a cheerleading camp in Mich. The Varsity and Reserves com- bined squads and competed. The girls received 2 first place ribbons, 3 seconds and 1 third for their cheers. The last night the winners were an- nounced and the Luers Ladies came in first. They went on to Grand Na- tionals and placed very high in the ratings. Kay Kerslake was recognized at camp as third place individual out of the entire 200 girls attending camp. LEFT TO RIGHT — Kenda Kordes, Dana Walicki, Kay Kerslake, Marcie Figel, Barb Costin, Lisa Colone. Sports Trackin ' Thru A good exchange between Jill and Otts. Perfect timing and precision. BACK ROW — Coach Burnett, Eileen O ' Connor, Tami Miller, managers; Bernie Beier, Debbie Helmsing, Robin Rang, Dennie Munson, Val Konger, Chris Ottenweller. THIRD ROW — Cindy Clark, Jeannie Siefert, Sue Huth, managers; Laura Klug, Cathy Woenker, Kathy Smith, Mary O ' Connor, Teresa Renninger, Tonya Moisica, Sue Renninger, Marilyn Bauman, Coach Joann Roscoe. SECOND ROW — Kathy Hassig, Brigetti Ohse, Jeanne Boudia, Ann Suvages, Debbie Billingsly, Nancy Adamonis, Barb Alter, Lou Weber, Steph Cowen, Teresa Helmsing, Joie Curtis. FIRST ROW — Diane Gerardot, Bonnie Becktol, Robin Ohse, Annette Hartman, Angie Eifred, Charlotte Smith, Nancy Schuler, Beth Moistner, Tracy Eubanks, Jill Moistner, Tess Weber, Vicky Billingsly. 114 Sports Another Season Joie, always in the lead. Tonya, a fountain you ' re not. The 77 track team had a good season this year with a record of 5 wins 8 losses, and one tie. Several indivi- duals broke school records; Chris Ot- tenweller, in the 80 yd. hurdles, Joie Curtis in the mile, Dennie Munson in high jump, Mary O ' Connor in the 880, and the 880 relay team. This year ' s captains were Otts and the Dolfin Lady. They, together with Head Coach Joann Roscoe gave support and encouragement to the team. Debbie Concentrates on the track. Cathy, going to get a little sand? What a throw Pearl!!! Luers 63 South Adams 51 Blackford 50 1 Luers 33 1 3 Adams Central 50 1 3 North 4 Luers 31 Northrop 57 South 3 Luers 47 North 50 Concordia 5 Luers 22 Dwenger 4. r , Elmhurst 1 Luers 4K Wayne 38 Luers 74 Garrett 31 Snider 7 Luers 31 Harding 30 Luers 55 Churubusco RESERVES 50 Luers 74 Dekalb 29 Blackford 1 Luers 36 Adams Central 38 Luers 81 Garrett 8 Sports 115 Take Me Out To The Ball Game FIRST ROW — Kevin Didion, Tony Sell, Maurice Smith, Mike Smith, Joe Earls, Larry Young, Tony Mungovan. SECOND ROW — Bob Loew, Jim Wiltshire, Phil Gerardot, Mike Palmer, Matt Mungovan, Bob Wiley, Pat Schiffli, Dan Paliganoff. BACK ROW — Coach Ray Converset, Bob Bergeron, Tony Freshley, Mike Lothamer, Tim Hines, Kevin Marquart, Tim Dunn, Don Kortepeter, Dan Mattingly, Pat Stelte, Head Coach Ron Stanski. The 76-77 Luers baseball team under head coach Ron Stanski, and assis- tant coaches Ray Converset and Ed Jones had a very successful season with a record of 17 wins and 12 losses. In Sectional play the Knights fought a tough battle but lost to Harding 7-5. Outstanding players for the Knights were Mike Smith and Dan Paliganoff, chosen for all city. Mike Palmer had a pitching record of 6-2, while Kev in Marquart had the best fielding with 5 errors out of 171 chances. BELOW: Aw, Jimmy; does it hurt and have a temperature? ' I knew I could do it. 116 Sports Luers 3 Concordia 1 Luers 2 Dwenger 10 Luers 3 Bellmont 4 Luers 12 Hunt. Catholic 2 Luers 11 South Adams 7 Luers n Northside 2 Luers 6 Bluffton 1 Luers 6 New Haven 5 Luers 5 Northrop 11 Luers 3 Harding 2 Luers 9 Homestead 5 Luers 2 Elmhurst 3 Luers Heritage 7 Luers 10 Dwenger Luers 6 Angola 5 Luers 9 Concordia 2 Luers 1 Lakeland 7 Luers :? Wayne 2 Luers Southside 3 Luers 1 Garrett 3 Luers 3 Warsaw 2 Luers 2 Snider 10 Luers 12 Whitko 11 Luers 5 Hebron 7 Luers 5 Concordia 9 Luers 7 Woodlan 1 Luers 3 Churubusco 8 Luers 7 Carroll 5 The Knights are just too fast. Dewey Dunn it again. An enthusiastic Knights Bench. Knight ' s Nine Net Winning Season Coach Stanski gives a pep talk. BELOW: Swinging through « Tony rounds the bases. Sports 117 Luers Ladies The 1977 girls tennis team had a very good season this year with an overall ' .,, record of 15-1. In the S.A.C. they had a record of 8-1. This year ' s M.V.P. was Laura Nill. M.V.P. in doubles were Sue Bath- hurst and Sheila Roesler. The sports- manship award went to Sue Greeley. Most improved was Denise Fitzger- ald. f tf WMCWAWWWW - ' ' Under the coaching of Ms. Lom- bardo, the girls became Sectional Champs. rf •i ' ' And I don ' t even need a racket. ' Ann gets into it. What speed!! BACK ROW — Coach Mary Lombardo, Jan Narkter, Sue Greeley, Caroline Cornelia, Ann Galpern, Mary Ann Allmeier, Sheila Roesler, Laura Nill, Denise Fitzgerald, Linda Rose, Sue Schafer, Sue Bathhurst, Kathy Krzyminski. FRONT ROW — Patty Davis, Sue Hickey, Laura Hagedorn, Kelly Jackson, Sue Roesler, Doris Becker, Ann Voors. 118 Sports Love Tennis! isi§!s i Wren T7 An onlooker watches Sue. Nothing personal, but I don ' t trust you with that racket, Sue. Luers 7 New Haven Luers 3 Bishop Dwenger Luers 7 Northrop Luers 6 Homestead 1 Luers 7 Harding Luers 7 Bellmont Luers 6 South 1 Luers 5 East Noble 2 Luers 5 Elmhurst 2 Luers 4 Wayne 3 Luers 4 Concordia 3 Luers 7 North Luers 5 Whitko 2 Luers 5 Snider 2 Luers 7 Central Noble That ' s great, but can I have the ball now? ' Sports 119 Golf BACK ROW: Tom Osterholt, Scott Glassley, Jeff Coffee, John Leffers, Coach O ' Connor. FRONT ROW: Mark Sholl, Chris Nix, Jeff Witte, Mike O ' Connor, Kurt Leffers, Joe Celarek. 120 Sports John, Jeff, Kurt laugh at adversity RIGHT: Jeff, the official flag holder. The Long Drive To Success The 1976-77 Bishop Luers Golf team was under the experienced direction of John O ' Connor, and consisted of ten members, the majority of whom were juniors. The team faired well with a three win eleven loss record and a trip to the sectionals. John Leffers was the team captain and Kurt Leffers was hon- ored as Most Valuable player. i ■ 1 Kurt are awarded for their outstanding performance. B Luers L65 South 159 North 171 Concordia 163 Luers 173 Wayne 159 Harding h;h Luers 191 Northrop 170 Dwenger 163 Luers 174 Snider L6S Elmhurst 178 Luers 162 Woodlan 159 Luers 172 North 180 Concordia 179 Luers L65 South 156 Elmhurst itu Luers L68 Dwenger L48 Harding 162 Luers L68 Wayne llil Northrop H 1 Luers 1 59 Snider L66 Carroll 147 Luers 157 Norwell 1 56 Luers 152 New Haven 157 Luers lf.7 Homestead L56 Luers 167 Adams Cent. L85 Peek-a-boo! ' Enjoying a break. Sports 121 Co-ed Turmoil: UPPER LEFT — Big Bill ' s might serve. LOWER LEFT — Did anybody call that 1 ? UPPER RIGHT — A lively group. LOWER RIGHT — I told you I had to go. 122 Sports Just get off a horse, Bini? Intramurals ' 77 Intramurals, held Sunday evenings from Jan. to April, provided fun and exercise for many. Volleyball was the only sport involved, and teams con- sisted of members from all four grades. Championships were held in April, winners being awarded with trophies. Joe gets ready for a spike. Bob waits to get beaned. What a slam! Sports 123 • •••• Facets ••••••• There is something in a face an air, and a peculiar grace, Which boldest painters cannot trace. — Somerville uTv ' ■ . y 124 Faces Division ii • •Expressions Of SB Faces . . . pleasant, surprised, posed, and priceless. The faces of our friends . . . caught in a moment, captured for our memory. Inner Freedom Faces Division 125 Freedom Is, Who You Are, What You 126 Freshmen Are Doing, And Where You Are Going. Freshmen 127 Karen Abbott Rose Aguirre Tony Anderson Laura Anguiano Lisa Ankenbrandt Kathy Arnold Kathy Baker Ken Battershall Jeff Baumgartner Bonnie Bechtol Geralyn Berg Bob Bergeron Joe Bickel Vicki Billingsley Herbert Black Anne Borel Theresa Bowser Karrie Boxberger Diane Braun Joseph Braun Chris Brown Terence Brownlee Bob Burkart Dan Carpenter Joe Celarek Christopher Charais Theresa Christy Maureen Clancy Cindy Clark Eric Coffee Jeff Coffee Pat Colchin Chris Conway Virginia Cowen Debora Crall Nancy Cranmer Jenny Curtis Mary Curtis Steve Dager Tracy Danehy David Dant Susan Davis Mark Dennon Julie Diagostino i si We ' ve Only Just Two freshman take a bow as the best dressed. 128 Freshmen Marianne Dicola Kenneth Didion Allen Digregory Lori Dolan Allen Donnelly Timothy Doyle Jeff Edwards Angela Eifrid Lauren Ennis Tracy Eubanks Matthew Fabina Patrick Fagan Ed Feipel Denise Fenodlio Mark Figel Mary Beth Fisher Renee Fleishman Lori Fort in Leisa Gabet Mark Gabrek Carlo Garcia Diane Gerardot Paul Gerardot Thomas Getty Lisa Gibson Scott Glassley Suzanne Glosson Katherine Goggin Linda Gutman Bill Haller Kenny Harkenrider Annette Hartman Chris Hartzog Tom Heine Mark Hickey Sue Hickey Dan Hilaire 1 i tn Mines Chris Hipskind David Hobson Kurt Hoevel Joseph Hoffer Cindy Hogan Amy Horn Freshmen 129 If You Gotta Be Somebody Jeannette Hugenard •Julia Huneck Mike Huntine Kelley Jackson Curtis Jefferies Ann Johnson Mike Kehoe Maureen Kelly Kenneth Kever Barbara Kimes Christine Kinder Patsy Klotz Monica Kluesner Theresa Kosiarek Rebecca Kriesel Jeff Krudop John Krudop John Lamaster Mary Lauer Anthony Laughlin Francis Leto MaryEUen Liehr Joseph Litchfield Don ' t smile Ginny, your face might crack. Is that interesting, Jeff? ' I love you Mickey Mouse. Don ' t worry Tony, he ' s not Cheating. Ginny Says, That ' s disgusting! 130 Freshmen Just Be Yourself Nancy Litchfield Rosanne Lombardo Olga Lopez Mike Lucas David Luegring Ngoc Van-Ly Michael Markley Sabin Martin Katrina Mast Kathryn Matter Jeffery McCarthy Catherine McCutcheon Michelle Miller Nancy Miller Stephen Minnick Teresa Mitchell Beth Moistner Jill Moistner K a7) Kristina Moreno Tom Morken Tami Morrow I found it! LEFT: I ' d stick with basketball players, Bonnie. Freshmen 131 You ' ve Gotta Start Somewhere Cathy Munson Louis Naltner Elois Nevels Michael Niemeyer Glenda Nine Eileen O ' Connor Robin Ohse Tom Osterholt Kathv Outlaw Caught in the act! What ' s on your mind? A- L ' Ha, Ha, I know the answer, and you don ' t. ' Monica Quinn Robin Rang Linda Redman Nancy Rehm Bart Roberts Esther Rodriguez Daniel Roemer Sue Roesler Paula Rondot Let ' s go through the scene one more time. ' W y 132 Freshmen . . . And To Do That You ' ve Got To Be Free! Cindy Rorick Tim Ryan Roberta Sablic Patricia Sauter Kathy Schaab George Scheiner ' Finish line, here we come! ' ' We are the freshmen! Freshmen 133 Is There Any Way To Cope Nancy Schuhler Tony Schwaiger Tim Shearer John Shephard Kevin Sholl Steven Sholl Andrew Shuster Diana Shutt Charlotte Smith Kathleen Smith Jacquelin Snyder I ,arry Spall Michael Stein fiMMWM. I tlf •VT, LADIES WOMEN ' S LIB, it ' s hit the yearbook! -j . yc. Check out the Freshmen legs. This is it guys, you ' ve gotta show it now. Mary Steinbrunner Barb Sturm James Sullivan Mark Tapps Tim Thompson Karla I ' eber Terry Urbine Lori Vachon Katie Van Dyck This came out of a Freshman girl ' s locker?! £ « £• Freshmen 134 With Upper Classmen?? Karen Vaughn Ann Voors Constance Waltemath Renee Ward David Welling Ronald Westrick Thomas White Chris Willcutts Mark Williams Paula, where are all of your friends? Those not present for pictures are Mary Renner, Ramiro Rodriguez, Rogelio Rodriguez, Linda Rose. Come on, let ' s put some hot air to use. Daniel Willour Laura Witte Thomas Woenker Jim Wynn Jeff York Dora Zepeda Allison Zern Kenneth Spreen Freshmen 135 Feeling Free Sophomores Is What It ' s All About!! IS II Sophomores Nancy Adamomis Barbara Alter Daniel Anderson Christine Andorfer Nathan Anguiano Christina Arnold Rita Augustyniak Kathy Baker Paula Bangert Susan Barbieri Anna Barile Marilyn Bauman Sarah Beck Doris Becker Bernadett Beier James Berg Gerard Berghoff James Berghoff Class Of ' 79 Cute Belly Button, Sandy! Caught ya again? Jennifer Betts Debbie Billingsley Cheryl Bonar Timothy Boon Greg Bowers Anthony Bowser Pamela Brase Sharmaron Brownlee Wilbert Brownlee 138 Sophomores We ' re Half Way There! Keith Burns Sonda Calligan Diane Carrier James Celarek Robert Childers Kathy Clancy Anne Colchin Michael Colvin Stephanie Cowen Gorden Coy Sandra Dammeyer Patricia Davis Karen Derheimer Chris Dewald Charles Didion . Sarah Disser d Zk. Laura Dodane Patricia Duffek i i  ' The Greaser ' s get together! Check out these cool cats! James Dwire Sean Eagan Joseph Earls Loise Eckrich James Ehinger Edward Eifrid Mary Evens Laura Fahey Lisa Fleischman Sophomores 139 As The Year Goes On Michael Folds Brian Frecker Peter Frericks Margie Gabet Andrew Garringer Sharon Gater Anna Geier Laurie Gensheimer Philip Gerardot Lisii ( ligli Ann Gildea Paul Glowacki Victoria Gomez Manuel Gonzales Christina Gordon Robert Grabowski Blanskys Beauties? Paula Gremaux Monique Guevara Laura Hagedorn Andrew Haggenjos Barbara Hake Lori Halliwill Lester Hanford Diane Harmever Andv Moring get grease re- Trv not to overdress, Rick, lief 140 Sophomores Sophs Express Their Spirit H LLC Susan Hartman Kathleen Hassig Thad Hedges Kelly Henline Daniel Hennel Virginia Hettinger Mark Hetzner Elizabeth Hickey James Hilaire Richard Hoch Julie Hohenstein Maria Horoch Joseph Huguenard pjlissa Huizing John Huneck David Husar L Cut r Naptime for Dougie. % A Richard Rectanus, BEFORE Mark Eden Definitely classy! Susan Huth Karen Isbell Kevin Jackson Belle Jarvis Eric Jones Deborah Kaough Julie Keefer Kathy Kelly Sophomores 141 John Kelpin Patricia Kerr Katherine Kesterke Teresa Kimes Kenneth Kleber Michelle Klotz Laura Klug Chris Kohne Natalie Konger Bobby Konkle Mary Kortepeter John Kress Annette Kuhn Joseph Kuras Gayle Larson Patrick Laughlin Jerome Leffers Regina Lehman Sophomores Seek Support A DEVIL of a chow down r Someone studying? Ronald Lehman David Libbing Mary Logan Patricia Logan Margaret Lombardt Michael Lothamer Lynn Luginbi Regina Mahan Maureen Matera William Matter Julie Mattingly Sheila McDonald Kenneth Mertes Christine Millberg Tamera Miller Teresa Minnick Gregory Mitchell 142 Sophomores In Everything They Do! Andrew Moring Stephen Morken Andrew Muldoon Nicholas Mullins Anthony Mungovan Matthew Mungovan Janice Nartker Rita Neher Laura Nill A typical soph locker ' Outta the way, so I can flex! 1 Happy Days? Vincent Paris James Patton Kathy Pelter Corina Pena Robert Pierce Laura Porter Linda Quandt Patrice Rahrig Anthony Ramirez Karl Raupfer Richard Rectanus Teresa Renninger Edward Reuille Dean Reust Kent Rice Kathleen Richards Sophomores 143 As We Look To The Future, We See Mark Robbins Lisa Robertson Vincent Robinson BettieJo Rodebaugh Sheila Roesler Gregogy Rondot Jeanne Rondot David Rorick Julia Rorick Nathan Rorick Patrick Schiffli Susan Schwab Anthony Sell Katherine Shank Barbara Shaw Daniel Shepherd Jean Siefert Kathryn Sitko Edward Skevington Timothy Slater Brian Slattery Jodi Smith Maurice Smith Paul Smith Paula Smith Jean Snyder James Sorg Matthew Staight Douglas Starost Tim Steckbeck 144 Sophomores The Class Of 79 ' Growing Closer Together £ Christopher Slier Michael Stronczek Christine Stuckey Joseph Sturm Rebecca Sturm Ann Suveges Robert Swinehart Denise Till Ann Topp Mary Trabel Matthew Ueber Diane Vachon Theresa Vachon Timothy Vachon Jerri Vandall Steven Vanderbosch Robert Voirol Peter Voors Don ' t study too hard! Sharing — the answers! Those not present: Cynthia Finton, Scott McGrew, Robert Mount, Marga- Therese Weber ret Murname and Patrick Stelte. Thomas Weber Patrick Welch Steven Westrick Jeffery Whiting Matthew Willcutts James Wilson Jeffrey Witte Catherine Woenker Kathleen Wyss Lawrence Young Maria Zintsmaster Chris Zuber Sophomores 145 The Class Of 78 Are The People, 146 Juniors Who Made Friends 3 Years Ago, And Kept Them. Juniors 147 Juniors Improve As The Years Go On Christine Arend Karen Battershe Linda Bauman MariBeth Beckman Nancy Bego Rebecca Berner Michael Bonar Jeanne Boudia Lee Bradner Chris Cocks David Coffee -Jon Coffee Eve Colchin Lisa Colone Joan Conno Carla Coonrod Kent Cordes Kimberlev Cordes 148 Juniors The Juniors Stick Together Cynthia Costello Barbara Costin Katherine Cowen Kathleen Cranmer Mark Croy Cynthia Dager Tierney Danehy Teresa Dant Phillip Davis Thomas Dawson Gregory Degitz Anita Detmer Joseph Dewald William Eckrich Julie Edwards Susan Effinger Patrice Ehrman Susan Erwin Susan Fabina Walker Fagan Fred Fiepel Marcy Figel JUNIORS 149 I Think We ' ve Got A Chance ' O.K. Orlando, as long as it ' s a cigarette. 1 4 — Janet Filloff Denise Fitzgerald Michael Franke Allan Frecker Rita Freiburger Cassandra Freygang Anne Galpern James Gamble Frank Garringer Diane Gerard Timothy Gerardot Kirk Giant Jane Gidleg Elena Gilev Theresa Girardot Patricia Glosson Robert Gotschall Bret Griffith Pam Hacha Richard Haffner Scott Hageman Karen Halliwill Susan Hannan Sandra Harrington Theresa Helmsing Sarah, How ' s your pot coming along? Little Juan sits back and enjoys the show. Elmo has something to say. 150 Juniors To Make It If We Try. Holly is content wherever she goes. Charley gives us a big smile. Carol Herbort Anthony Hettinger Chris Hickey Elaine Hilker ) Mark Hipskind Thomas Hire Diane Hobson Deborah Hooper Holly Hummer % Michael Husar Julie Ineman Cheryl Jefferies Douglas Jehl Cheryl Johnson jj j Amy Keefer 1 , l Dick Kelly Kay Kerslake Jeanne Kever Patrick Kinder Lisa Kleinrichert Lisa Klingenberger Karen Koch Chris Koehler David Koenig Don Kortepeter Juniors 151 Just One More Year, And Then This gang looks like they ' re up to no good. Mary looks pleased about something? Peter Lamaster Kathryn Lanoue Noreen Lauer Kurt Leffers Anne Libbing ■ warn Who is hiding behind you, Katie? Roberta Liehr Robert Lightbody Rita Litchfield Christine Logan Lhnstine Logan wf r ' t ■■ i f Joseph Logan S..TW V ' i ' Kevin Marquart Dan Mattingly Thomas Mauch Miriam Mcalister Angela Miller w What ' s Judy up to? Douglas Miller Jeffery Miller Steve Miller Cynthia Mills Scott Mills Ruth Minich Maureen Minnick Martha Molina Jeffrey Moring Krystena Moring 152 Juniors Life Goes On And On Ann Morris Michael Morrow David Moyano Erin Mullins Denise Munson Mary Nichter Chris Nix Mike O ' Connor Timothy O ' Connor Darlene Oberley Margo Ort Mary Orth Gary Ottenweller Kevin Oxley Daniel Paliganoff Thomas Palmer Timothy Perry Gina Pontecorvo Jeff Rahrig Timothy Rahrig Christine Ramirez John Rang Lori Redding Rita Tenner Susan Renninger Here is the Junior gossip corner. Who can study outside? You ' re getting better, Tierney. Juniors 153 •Julie Rieg Kurt Roberts Karen Rondot Mary Rondot Dona Ryan Janice Schafer Susan Schafer Maureen Scheinei Gregory Schey Gerald Schiffli Susan Schnurr Timothy Schoenle Lori Sell Barry Shaw Mark Sholl Adelita Silva Sarah Simon Lucy Simone Mary Slater Rita Slattery Nanette Slocum Maria Smietana Joseph Smiley Michael Smith Pamela Smith Kenneth Sorg 154 Juniors Juniors Take A Breather Before Their Last Years. Mark Spreen Deborah Stabler John Stearns David Stronczek Fred Sturm William Sturm Maureen Tapp Mary Theisen Tony Till Sam Torres Gregory Trabel Mary Ueber Jeanne Vachon Joann Vanderbosch Mary Voirol Dana Walicki Clifford Ward Louise Weber James White Robert Wiley Michael Williamson Chris Willour O.K. Judy, why the grin? He ' s got legs! Mary and Don share a rough day at school? Juniors 155 MaryAnn Allemeier Robert Andorfer Anita Arnold David Arnold Joan Baclawski Dan Baker Let Us Be Free!! Kevin Behr Annette Berg Robert Berger 156 Seniors Marian Christy Ann Cocks Paul Colchin PEACE, 55!! Seniors 157 Linn Colvin Kenda Cordes Kevin Cordes Elizabeth Cornelia David Croy Jack Danehy Every Ending Is A New Beginning Karen Dissei John Doust Pamela Dressel A candid moment for Nancy. Beth, and Molly? 158 Seniors Ann Eckrich Our girls Eleanor Eckrich Thomas Eckrich Carol Edwards Lisa Evans Steve Evans Jeffrey Fabini Dale Farmer Amy Ferguson Orlando Fernandez and our guys? Seniors 159 Senior Year — Bring On The Parties! h j£ v Michelle Fox Robin Frecker Huthie, Father Camillus you ' re not! Antonio Freshley Steven Furge Peter Gabrek Margaret Geier Pinch, poke, you owe me a Coke! Stephanie Geise Debra Gensheimer Marianne Gerardot Jl ,! Kellie Giant Rose Giant Catherine Gigli Rosalie Girardot Lewis Goodwin Daniel Gordon 160 Seniors Donald Gordon Susan Greeley Rosa Guevara Daniel Haggenjos Marta Hake Laurence Harkenrider Luke Harkenrider Paula Hedges Martin Heiny Debra Helmsing Raymond Helmsing Frances Hennel William Hofer Enjoying another great lunch, guys? Patricia Hooper Michael Huth Lori relives some good times with a few friends. Seniors 161 Jeff Jackson Daniel Jeffries Jayne Johnson Rose Johnson Roy Jones Daniel Kartholl Fred Kien Joan Kleber Joyce Kleber Ever get the feeling they ' re trying to ignore you, Maureen? Sheryl Klotz Julie Klug Valerie Konger Peek-a-Boo! ' 162 Seniors Katherine Janice Langmeyer Krzyminski Kooky and crazy! Nicholas Lauer Four Years Of Good Times! i a Timothy Logan Catherine Manijak Rosemarie Matter Seniors work hard for hall decorating. Seniors 163 Happy Times Are Never Lost! p jU i E I Paula and Jayne are always ready when the camera is. Pam seems to always have a smile on! Tonya Moisica Rogelia, Mary, and Rosa don ' t seem to be shutter shy! Teresita Molina Veronica Moreno Timothy Morken Joseph Morthorst Mary Mount Michael Mourey 164 Seniors SOME SENIORS make the cutest couples? Jim the Jock!? 4 : Timothy Muldoon Hugh Munson Thomas Nill Carol Nolan Anita O ' Brien Agnes Osterholt Christine Ottenweller Karen Ottenweller Jamie Oxley Michael Palmer Ronald Palmer Carol Parks — i Gene Pelter ■ A Marianne Quinn Carol Rademaker William Rauner Marty Raupfer Michael Renninger Seniors 165 Rogelia Rodriguez Debra Roemer Carol zips through another book! Max Roesler Douglas Rondot Senior Year: A Lot Of Hard Work! Christine Rorick Norma Rorick Edwin Rouch Teresa Schaab Joan Scheiman Douglas Schiffli Kyle and Dave are working hard, but Matt????? 166 Seniors A James Simunek Jeffrey Slater Robert Slattery IIIWMHii i Ya look pretty excited Gigli immmmmi Thomas Stein Jeffrey Steinacker Michael Sternberger Lisa, first in the lunch room and ready to munch! Sean Slocum Marcia Smiley Jan Snyder David Sorg Louie Spatt Kurt Steckbeck Seniors 167 Carol Stolz Karen Streicher Robert Sturm Patrick Sullivan Christine Tetzloff Donna Ueber It ' s Over, It ' s Done, We ' re Finished, Yea! Awww what ' s the matter Sue? 168 Seniors Kimberly Ward Kathleen Waters Steven Weaver Scott Weber Matthew Wedler Elizabeth Welling Michael Wolfe Elizabeth Wyss James Zollinger No pictured: Patrick Doyle, William Knight, Brian Martin, Michael Sample, Rocille Strauser Don ' t be afraid, Steph, it ' s only a camera. Seniors 169 1976-77 Senior Directory Mary Ann Allemeirr, 5305 Indiana. Committee 2; Co-Pres. 3; Tennis 1, Matt Braun, 5402 Bluffton Rd. Golf 3; Tennis 4; Track 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 3; Intramurals 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. Bob Andorfer, 5316 Cascade Dr., Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 4; Knight Lights 4; Intramurals 4; M.C. 4; Honors L, 2, 3, 4. Anita Arnold, 8223 Trentman; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra Band 2. David Arnold, 2328 West State Ct, Honors 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1; Fail Drama 4, Intramurals 1, 2. Maureen Brooks, 2508 Capitol Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Marie Bruggeman, 3301 N. Washington High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep band 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. Bruce Buchan, 14130 Decatur Rd. Hoagland. Football 1, 2. Honors 1, 2, 3,4. Nancy Bunt, 6602 Selkirk. G.A.A. 2. Joan Baclawski, 1036 West Pettit Ave. Track 1, 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Student Congress 2; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 3, 4. Kyle Burns, 2915 Ashcroft Dr. Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2. Dan Baker, 2912 Elmdale. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Debbie Caccamo, 4850 Oliver G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lili Balestra, 5525 South Wayne Ave. Dave Carrier, 7809 Wohama. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Frank Barnets, 302 West Creighton. Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; John Carteauz, 332 West Woodland. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. Cecile Charais, 3320 South Harrison. Lancers 2, 3; Z-Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Sue Bathurst, 401 West Lenox Ave. Tennis 3, 4; Drama 4; High Honors Drama 4; Girls Chours 1, 2. 1; Honors 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 4. Lizzie Beal, 24288 South Hanna. Tom Childers, 4821 Gaywood. Football 2, 3, 4. Bob Beam, 1345 Sherwood Terrace. Band 1, 2. Marian Virginia Christy, 1209 W. Wayne St. Girls Chorus 2; Honors 3, 4; Lancers 3, 4. Ann Cocks, 4729 South Wayne. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancers 4; Minstrel 4; Drum Majorette 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2; Knight Lights 2, 3, 4; News ed. 4; Co-ed-in-chief 4. Kevin Behr, 218 North Seminole, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu dent Congress 1. Annette Berg, 5915 Decatur Rd. Track 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2. Paul Colchin, Homestead 4 Decatur. Honors 1, 3, 4. Linn Colvin, 4421 Tacoma. G.A.A. 1, 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3. Kenda Cordes, 4530 Winter Street. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, Bob Berger, 6921 Edgebrook. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Hoosier Boys ' Intramurak 3 ■ Drama  d L State Delegate 3; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4; Rules and Regulations Dept. Head 3, 4; Sertoma Freedom Award 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: mr s_ n i , C gn m-  e w . i o a a t T n o ■ Science Club 4; National Merit Commended Student 4; Salutatorian 4 KeVm Corde8 ' 453 ° Wmter St Mm9trels ' ' UnCerS U 2 ' 3 ' 4 Mary Beth Berner, 2923 Stardale Dr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Twirler 4; f SfSS ?? fE fi t 3 Intramura,S 3 ' 4; Tenm8 Auxiliary Corps Rep. 4; Jazz Band 4; Science Club (sec.) 4. ' l ' 4 S1 Club 3 4 H ° nor8 h ' 3 4 Jim Boudia, 2216 Pleasant Ridge Dr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; 2™ S M12 Trentman  • 2 - Jazz Pe P Baad 2 Honors 2, 3; Key Club 1. Honors 2 Tom Bowser, 7424 Pinedale Dr. Jack Danehy, 5702 Old Mill Rd. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Gail Braun, 5402 Bluffton Rd. Girls Chorus 1. Jeff Dant, 2427 Hoevelwood Dr. Honors 3, 4. 170 Senior Directory Mike Davis, 4215 Ferdiand Ct. Lancers 1, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 3; Jazz Band 4; Drama 4. Laurie Figel, 402 West Sherwood Terr. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Sandy Deibele, 4603 Plaza Dr. GAA 2, 3; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Derheimer, 2222 Indiana Village Blvd. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 3, 4. Tabby Derloshon, 2922 Belaire Dr. GAA 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Karen Didion, 2929 Radcliffe Dr. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 3, 4. Mary Ann DiGregory, 5417 Yorkshire Dr. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Accolade 4; Honors 1, 4. Richard Dinius, 1025 Olympia Dr. Tennis 4; Golf 3, 4. Karen Disser, 4029 South Harrison. Cheerleading 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Interamurals 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. John Doust, 341 West Taber. Honors 1, 2, 4; High Honors 3. Maureen Fox, 445 West Fleming Ave. Band 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Z-Club 3; GAA 1, 2; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 4. Michelle Fox, 445 West Fleming Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; GAA 1,2; Art Club 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Z-Club 3. Robin Frecker, Rt. 2 Box 151 A New Haven. Chours 2, 3, 4; Honors 3, 4; Drama 4. Greg Frericks, 4600 Old Mill Rd. Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 2; Minstrels 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Football 1. Tony Freshley 1208 Farwood. Boxing 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 3, 4. Steve Furge, 4927 Bahama Ln, Boxing 1; Honors 1, 3, 4. Pete Gabrek, 2822 Elmdale, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4. Pat Doyle, 4821 Holton. Band 1, 2, 4; Minstrels 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Drama 2. Marge Geier, 5220 Cascade, Lancer 3, 4; Girls Basketball 4; GAA 4; Band 2; Track 2, 4; Intramurals 4. Pam Dressel, 205 Bast McKinnie Ave. Student Rep. Stephanie Geise, 2828 Castle Dr. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Track 1. Dan Duffek, 2256 Brooklyn. Mary Dwire, 412 Arcadia Ct. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Ann Eckrich, 5125 Worthman Ct. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4. Eleanor Eckrich, 1210 Korte Lane, Intramurals 4; Tennis 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Valedictorian 4. Tom Eckrich, 5125 Worthman Ct. Debbie Gensheimer, 3107 Elmdale Dr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Honors 3, 4; Knight Lights 3; Drama 1, 2. Marianne Gerardot, 2727 Hoevelwood, Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Honors 1, 2, 4. Kellie Giant, 6925 Heatherton Dr. Girls Chours 2; Lancers 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4 Rose Giant, 18602 Tillman Rd. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 4; Minstrels 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Carol Edwards, 1146 Kinsmoor Ave. Honors 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Z- Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Lancers, 3, 4. Cathi Gigli, 3220 Sandhill Dr. Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Honors 2, 4; GAA 2, 4; Band 1; Track 1. Lisa Evans, 2149 Cherry Ct. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Honors 3, 4. Rosalie Girardot, 1304 Scott Ave. Steve Evans, 4830 Arlington. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Jeff Fabini, 4805 Spatz. Football 1; Basketball 1; Intermurals 3. Dale Farmer, 5902 South Calhoun. Chess Club 1, 2; Chess Marathon Amy Ferguson, 4637 Calumet. Orlando Fernandaz, 4026 Hessen Cassel. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Basketball 1; Ski Club 4; Drama 4. Lew Goodwin, 4609 Plaza. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 4. Don Gordon, 2226 Paulding Rd. Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Lancers 3, 4; Drama 4. Dan Gordon, 2226 Paulding Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1. Sue Greeley, 6011 S. Calhoun. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, ' 4; President 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Minstrels 3; Knight Lights 3, 4; Drama 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3; Honors 4. Senior Directory 171 Rosa Guevara, 2430 New Haven Ave. Z-Club 3; Lancers 3; Girls Chorus 1,2. Dan Haggenjos, 210 E. Foster Parkway. Football 4; Basketball 1, 2. Marta Hake, 2509 Maples Rd. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Drama 3, 4. Larry Harkenrider, 4821 Weisser Parker Ave. Luke Harkenrider, 4326 Winston Dr. Fred Kien 1505 West State. Joan Kleber, 9403 Indianapolis Rd. Intramurals 3. Joyce Kleber, 9403 Indianapolis Rd. Intramurals 3. Sherri Klotz, 3915 Hartzell Rd. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Z-Club 1, 2, 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Minstrels 4; Band 2; Honors 2, 3. Julie Klug, 1406 Lakewood Dr. Intramurals 4, Committee 2; Co-Pres. 3; Pres. 4. Student Congress 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Paula Hedges, 4445 S. Calhoun. GAA 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; Track 2; Cheerleading 1; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Accolade 4; Ski Club 2, 3. Martin Heiny, 4914 Tacoma. Intramurals 2; Honors 1, 3. Bill Knight, 2537 E. Paulding Rd. Minstrels 4. Valerie Konger, 4531 Benzinger Dr. GAA 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Z-Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Homecoming Queen. Debbie Helmsing, 4330 E. Paulding Rd. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. Cheryl Korte, 3614 S. Lafayette. GAA 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Honors 1, 2, 3. Ray Helmsing 3204 Lillie St. Lisa Kortepeter, 4815 Palatine Dr. Ski Club 1, 2; GAA 3, Accolade 3. Fran Hennel, 4316 Winston Dr. Honors 1, 3; Drama 2, 3, 4. Sandy Hoelle, 4627 Merrian Creek Dr. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Dan Hofer, 4120 Bostick Rd. Band 1, 2. Patty Hooper, 1427 Walden Ct. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Z-Club 1, 2, 3; Knight Lights 3,4. Chris Kress, 428 Sherwood Terr. Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Department Head 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Junior Rep. 3; Band Pres. 3; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4. Kathy Krzyminski, 1144 West Branning. Cheerleading 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4; Knight Lights 1, 2, 3, 4; Accolade 1; Homecoming Court; Drama 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Janice Langmeyer, 6311 Liberty Dr. GAA 1, 2, 3. Mike Huth, 2431 Carlton Ct. Honors 1; Manager of all sports. Nick Lauer 4511 Bowser. Powder Puff Coach 2, 3, 4. Jeff Jackson, 4114 Indiana Ave. Band 1, 2, 3; Lancers 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 2, 3. Jayne Johnson, 1810 Beineke Dr. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1. John Leffers, 4536 S. Wayne. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Football 1, 2. Terry Lill, 5818 Kimberly Rd. Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural 3, 4. Rose Johnson, 826 Wilt St. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Roy Jones, 3775 Smith St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Track 1. Dan Kartholl 2022 Ardmore. Joe Kelly, 1121 Maxine Dr. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. Karen Kennerk, 6516 Franke Rd. GAA 3; Track 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Bob Loew, 6934 Monterey Dr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Intramurals 2; Knight Lights 2, 3, 4. Cathy Manijak, 1719 Edenton. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 3, 4. Brian Martin, 1811 E. Washington. Chess Club 3; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4. Rose Matter, 4319 Beaver. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2. Paul Mauch, 6226 Holgate Dr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. Kathy Kever, 2430 S. Webster. GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls Chours 1; Lancers 4. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Colleen McArdle, 4104 Arlington. Track 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. 172 Senior Directory Molly McArdle, 2912 Shawnee Dr. Band 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Inter- murals 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1. Patti McKee, 4503 S. W. Anthony Dr. Michele Mertes, 132 E. Lexington. G.A.A. 2. Jim Millhouse, 2609 Fair Oak. Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3. Jamie Oxley, 4305 Arlington Ave. Chours 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Mike Palmer, 2706 Fairoake Dr. Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Intermurals 3. Ron Palmer, 2625 Pennsylvania St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Shelly Mills, 4716 Indiana. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Minstrels 3, 4; Z Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Jan Misner, 4641 Warsaw. Student Congress 1, 2. Gene Pelter, 4102 S. Calhoun St. Newspaper 1; Backstage Plays Honor Roll 1. Tonya Moisica, 2417 Carlton Ct. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marianne Quinn, 2209 Thompson Ave. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3. Terry Molina, 2407 Chestnut. G.A.A. 2,3; Honor Roll 3, 4. Veronica Morino, 3736 Abbot. Girls Chorus 1. Tim Morken, 5227 Cloverbrook Dr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Carol Rademaker, 3331 Sun Valley Dr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Rauner, 5124 Flatrock Rd. Football 1. Marty Raupfer, 730 W. Packard. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3. Joe Morthorst, 811 Old Farm Circle. Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Honor Roll 1. Mike Renninger, 5905 Arlene Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Mount, 2930 Hoevelwood Dr. Kim Rice, 4041 Warsaw. Band 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 3; Honor 1, 3. Mike Mourey, 16123 Paulding Rd. New Haven. Science Club 4; Chess Club 4; Audio Visual Specialist 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Tim Muldoon, 4641 Hanna. Basketball Manager 1; Football 1. Jeanne Robb, 1404 Capital Ave. Library Club 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. Paul Robbins, 5906 Arlene Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1; Newspaper 2; Drama 3, 4. Pat Munson, 5220 Cascade Dr. Track 1, 2, 3; Drama 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Tom Nill, 5316 S. Wayne. Basketball Manager 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Carol Nolan, 2631 Covington Club Ct. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Editor 4; Track 1; Intramurals 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mike Robertston, 4511 W. Wilmette. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Rogelia Rodriguez, 2050 Thompson Ave. Honor Roll 3. Debbie Roemer, 723 McKinnie. Honor Roll 3. Max Roesler, 3305 Mono Gene. Sound for Minstrels 4; Drama. Anita O ' Brien, 4227 Indiana Ave. G.A.A. 2, 3; Honor Roll 4. Agnes Osterholt, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Doug Rondot, 5129 Cloverbrook Dr. Key Club 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Golf 2, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Chris Rorick, 1504 Getz Rd. G.A.A. 1; Softball 1; Bleacher Bum 1. Chris Ottenweller, R 2 New Haven. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Norma Rorick, R 2 Webster Rd. New Haven. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Karen Ottenweller, 4902 Southwood Ave. Cheerleading 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Basketball 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,4; Softball 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Ed Rouch, 1105 Hamilton Ave. Honor Roll 3. Mike Sample. Senior Directory 173 Teresa Schaab, 823 Wilt St. G.A.A. 3; Honor Roll 3. Pat Sullivan, 4130 S. Hanna. Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3 Joan Scheiman, 439 W. Maplegrove. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. Doug Schiffli, 3500 Sandpoint Rd. Track 3. Ann Schlup, 316 W. Dewald St Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Chris Schmenk, 4520 Bowser Ave. Auxilary Band 1, 2; Drama 3; Year- book 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. Chris Tetzloff, 1333 Taylor St Chorus 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Co Editor 4; Student Congress 4; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4. Donna Ueber, 4117 Hoagland, Chorus 1. Jean Ueber, 3117 Elmdale Dr. G.A.A. 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4. Chris Vachon, 13411 S. Anthony Ext G.A.A. 1, 3; Honor Roll 2. Steve Sexton, 534 Sara Dr. New Haven. Boxing 1. John Sheets, 3029 Elmdale. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Drama 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Silva, 2304 Chestnut St Honor Roll 4. Jim Simunek, 5102 Salem Lane. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Jeff Slater, 4234 Richfield Lane. Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Bob Slattery, 1812 Foxpoint Trail. Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Band Council 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Shawn Slocum, Key Club 1. Jan Snyder, 5214 Yorkshire Dr. Softball 1; Cheerleading 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Dave Sorg, 4637 Weiser Park. Key Club 3, 4; Minstrels 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Louie Spatt 2205 E. Rudisill. Football 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2; Bleacher Bums 3, 4. Kurt Steckbeck, 1333 W. Rudisill Blvd. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Tom Stein, 4445 McMillen Pk. Dr. Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Camalot Club 2; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Jeff Steinacker, 4022 Fairfield. Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 3. Mike Sternberger, 5010 Lillie St Tennis 2; Spring Play 3, 4; Minstrels 4. Carol Stoltz, 929 Milton St Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4. Karen Stretcher, 436 Downing. Cheerleading 1, 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Honor RoUl. Bill Vanderbosch, 4523 Bowser. Tennis 1, 3. Donny Vogel, 6738 Quail Ridge Lane. Tennis 2, 4; Minstrels 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 3; Honor Roll 4. Ross Waltemath, 3814 Robinwood Dr. Football 4; Drama 4; Honor Roll 4. Mary Sue Walke, 7310 Bluffton Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Kim Ward, 4802 Old Mill Rd. Minstrels 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Drama 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3. Kathy Waters, 6433 Salisbury Dr. G.A.A. 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4. Steve Weaver, 6617 Old Trail Rd. Tennis Science Club 4; Audio Visual Specialist Scott Weber, 305 Lexington Ct Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Matthew Wedler, 363 Burns Dr. Beth Welling, 201 W. Lexington. Student Congress 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2. Mike Westrick, 7903 Anoka Dr. Cross Country Track 3, 4; Drama 1, 2; Minstrels 2, 3, 4; Lancers 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3. Debbie White, 333 Pasadena Dr. Honor Roll 4. Kent Whiting, 6931 Blue Mist Rd. Golf 1, 2; Yearbook 2; Honor Roll 1, 3,4. Jim Wiltshire, 4612 Standish Dr. Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. 174 Senior Directory Graduation, A Time For fST THE CLASS OF 1977!! Remembering, Hoping, And Celebrating!! Reenie, Linliss, and Stiff Knees get a little side gossip in before the festivities begin Sandy, the lone celebrant. Graduation 175 Graduation Ceremonies Open In High Spirits! i . mi 1 - Graduation indeed opened in high spirits. Early Friday morning, May 27, all grads and their parents gath- ered at St. John the Baptist church to celebrate Mass. Immediately after ev- eryone met in the Luers gym for brunch and to acknowledge honor and scholarship receipients. The cele- brat ' g atmosphere still prevailed on May 29, when commencement cere- monies began in the gym. The grads couldn ' t disrobe quick enough before they were off for a full night of rowdi- ness and partying! Let the ceremonies begin! Bishop McManus shares some humorous anecdotes. Joe presents offertory gifts at the Baccalaureate Mass. (Mill ™w niiiiff ■llnlll ' ' - pr« ffllfjff f villMUfcU 4 Jt Wy - jr 2£ j X ■- ' v w ¥ , T.WP«Bft A serious moment (for once) for Jeff Slater. The CLASS OF 77 celebrate Mass together for the last time. 176 Graduation After 4 Years It ' s Time To Say Good-bye The 1977 class Valedictorian, Eleanor Eckrich. Preparing for graduation seems to tickle Chris! Luers, Set Us Free! Graduation 177 178 Seniors Seniors 179 ■ £ff Oh Lord, Just You And Me, 180 Closing When Will It Ever Be When Will I Ever Be Free? Closing 181 Abbott, Karen — 128 Aguirre, Rose — 128 Anderson, Tony — 128 Anguiano, Laura — 128, 50 Ankenbrandt, Lisa — 128 Arnold, Kathy — 128, 50 Baker, Kathy — 127, 128, 131 Battershell, Kenneth — 103, 128 Baumgartner, Jeffrey — 103, 128, 130, 108 Bechtol, Bonnie — 111, 128, 131, 133, 114, 50 Berg, Geralyn — 128 Bergeron, Robert — 98, 103, 128, 51, 116 Bickel, Joseph — 98, 128, 108 Billingsley, Victoria — 128, 114, 50 Black, Herbert — 128 Borel, Anne — 128 Bowser, Theresa — 128 Boxberge, Karrie — 128, 132 Braun, Diane — 128, 50 Braun, Joseph — 128 Brown, Chris — 128 Brownlee, Terence — 103, 128 Burkhart, Robert — 128 Carpenter, Dan — 128 Celarek, Joseph — 128, 120, 46 Charais, Christopher — 98, 128 Christy, Theresa — 128, 50 Clancy, Maureen — 111, 128, 50 Clark, Cindy — 107, 128, 131, 135, 114, 50 Coffee, Eric — 128 Coffee, Jeffrey — 103, 128, 120 Colchin, Patrick — 128, 51 Conway, Chris — 128 Cowen, Virginia — 111, 128, 130, 50 Crall, Debora — 128 Cranmer, Nancy — 128 Curtis, Jenny — 128, 133, 50 Curtis, Mary — 128 Dager, Steven — 128 Danehy, Tracy — 128, 50 Dant, David — 128 Davis, Susan — 128 Dennon, Mark — 128, 51 Diagostino, Julie — 128, 50 Dicola, Marianne — 129 Didion, Kenneth — 129, 46 DiGregory, August — 129 Dolan, Lori — 129 Donnely, Allen — 129 Doyle, Timothy — 129, 51 Edwards, Jeffery — 129 Eifrid, Angela — 107, 129, 133, 114 Ennis, Lauren — 129, 50 Eubanlu, Tracy — 129, 114 Fabina, Matthew — 98, 129 Fagan, Patrick — 129 Feipel, Ed — 129, 46 Fenoglio, Denise — 129 Figel, Mark — 129 Fisher, Mary Beth — 129 Fleischman, Renee — 129 Fortin, Lori — 129 Gabet, Francis — 98, 126, 129 Gabet, Leisa — 129 Gabrek, Mark — 103, 129, 108 Garcia, Carlo — 129 Gerardot, Diane — 129 Index Gerardot, Paul — 126, 127, 129, 46 Getty, Thomas — 129 Gibson, Lisa — 129 Glassley, Scott — 98, 103, 129, 120 Glosson, Suzanne — 129 Goggin, Katherine — 129, 50 Gutman, Linda — 129, 51 Heller, William — 129, 51 Hannum, Theresa — 129 Harkenrider, Kenny — 129, 131, 51 Hartman, Annette — 49, 129, 114 Hartzog, Chris — 98, 129 Heine, Tom — 98, 103, 129 Hickey, Mark — 129 Hickey, Susan — 49, 129, 118 Hilaire, Daniel - 129 Hines, Tim — 98, 103, 129, 116 Hipskind, Christopher — 127, 129 Hobson, David — 129, 46, 51 Hoevel, Kurt — 129 Hoffer, Joseph — 103, 129 Hogan, Cynthia — 111, 126, 129 Horn, Amy — 129, 50 Hugenard, Jeannette — 130, 50 Hueck, Julia — 130 Huntine, Mike — 98, 130 Jackson, KeUey — 130, 118, 50 Jefferies, Curtis — 98, 130, 51 Johnson, Ann — 130 Kehoe, Michael — 130 Kelly, Maureen — 130, 50 Kever, Kenneth — 130, 51 Kimes, Barbara — 130 Kinder, Christine — 130 Klotz, Patsy — 111, 130, 133, 50 Kluesner, Monica — 130 Kosiarek, Theresa — 130 Kriesel, Rebecca — 130 Krudop, Jeffrey — 130, 110, 108, 51 Krudop, John — 130, 51, 110 Lamaster, John — 130 Lauer, Mary — 130, 135 Laughlin, Anthony — 126, 130 Leto, Francis - 103, 126, 130 Liehr, MaryEllen — 130, 50 Litchfield, Joseph — 130 Litchfield, Nancy — 131, 50 Lombardo, Rosanne — 131 Lopez, Olga — 131 Lucas, Michael — 131 Luegring, David — 131 Lyngoc, Van — 131 Markley, Michael — 131 Martin, Sabin — 131 Mast, Katrina — 131 Matter, Kathryn — 48, 105, 131, 1, 60 McCarthy, Jeffrey — 131 McCutcheon, Catherine - 131 Miller, MichaeUe — 49, 111, 131 Miller, Nancy — 131, 50 Minick, Leilana — 131 Minnick, Stephen — 98, 131 Mitchell, Teresa — 131 Mositner, Beth — 131, 114 Moistner, Jill — 131, 114 Moreno, Kristina — 111, 131 Morken, Tom — 98, 126, 131, 46 Morrow, Tami — 131 Munson, Cathy — 107, 130, 132 Naltner, Louis — 132, 46 Nevels, Elois — 132 Niemeyer, Michael — 132, 51 Nine, Glenda — 132 O ' Connor, Eileen — 132, 114, 50 Ohse, Robin — 49, 132, 114 Osterholt, Tom — 132, 120 Outlaw, Kathy — 132 Ozley, Amy — 48, 105, 132 Paliganoff, Patrick — 103 Parrot, John — 132 Powell, Robert — 132 Quinn, Monica — 132 Rang, Robin — 132, 114 Redman, Linda — 132 Rehm, Nancy — 107, 132 Renner, Mary — 132 Roberto, Bart — 132, 46 Rodriguez, Esther — 133 Rodriguez, Ramiro — 133 Rodriguez, Rogelio — 133 Roemer, Daniel — 103, 133 Roesler, Sue — 107, 127, 131, 133, 118 Rondot, Paula — 111, 128, 131, 133, 135 Rorick, Cynthia — 133, 50 Rose, Linda — 133, 118 Ryan, Timothy — 133 Sablic, Roberta — 132, 133 Sauter, Patricia — 133 Schabb, Kathleen — 133, 50 Scheiner, George — 133 Scheiner, Jacquelin — 133 Schey, Kevin — 98, 133 Schlup, Richard — 133 Schnurr, Steven — 98, 133 Schuhler, Nancy — 114, 134, 50 Schwaiger, Anthony — 134 Shearer, Timothy — 98, 134 Shepherd, John — 98, 134 Sholl, Kevin — 134, 46, 51 Sholl, Steven — 98, 134 Shuster, Andrew — 134 Shutt, Diana — 134, 50 Smith, Charlotte — 114, 49, 134 Smith, Kathleen — 114, 115, 107, 134 Snyder, Jacquelyn — 127, 133, 134, 50 Spatt, Larry — 98, 134 Spreen, Kenneth — 136 Stein, Michael — 134, 46 Steinbrunner, Mary — 134 Sturm, Barbara — 134 Sullivan, James — 61, 132, 134 Tapp, Mark — 134 Thompson, Timothy — 134 Ueber, Karla — 134, 50 Urbine, Terry — 98, 134 Vachon, Lori — 134 Van Dyck, Katie — 133, 134, 50 Vaughn, Karen — 135, 50 Voors, Ann — 135, 118 Waltemath, Constance — 135 Ward, Renee — 135, 50 Welling, David — 98, 135 Westrick, Ronald — 135 White, Thomas — 135 Willcutts, Chris — 135 Williams, Mark — 98, 135 Willour, Daniel — 135 Witte, Laura — 49, 135 Woenker, Thomas — 98, 135 Wynn, Jim — 98, 135 York, Jeff — 135 Zepeda, Dora — 135 182 Index Zem, Allison — 111, 127, 133, 135, 50 Sophomores Adamonis, Nancy — 138, 114 Alter, Barbara — 138 , 114 Andersen, Daniel — 138, 139, 143, 52, 53, 51 Andorfer, Christine — 138, 112 Anguiano, Nathan — 138, 99 Arnold, Christine — 138, 48 Augustyniak, Rita — 138, 60, 61, 50, 1 Baker, Kathy — 138, 107 Bangert, Paula — 138, 61, 60, 1 Barbieri, Susan — 138, 61, 60, 1 Barile, Anna — 138 Bauman, Marilyn — 138, 145, 49, 114 Beck, Sarah — 136, 137, 138 Becker, Doris — 138, 61, 145, 118, 60, 61 Beier, Bernadett — 138, 114, 97, 94 Berg, James — 138 Berghoff, Gerard — 138 Berghoff, James — 138, 102, 45 Betts, Jennifer — 138, 136 Billingsley, Debbie — 138, 114 Bonar, Cheryl — 138, 50 Boon, Timothy — 138, 125, 136 Bowers, Gregory — 138 Bowser, Anthony — 138, 142, 97, 94 Brase, Pamela — 138, 8 Brownlee, Sharon — 138 Brownlee, Wilbert — 138 Bums, Keith — 139, 46 Calligan, Sonda — 139 Carrier, Diane — 139, 106, 136 Celarek, James — 139, 102, 94, 97 Childers, Robert — 139, 51 Clancy, Kathleen — 139, 22, 50 Coffee, Timothy — 139, 97 Colchin, Anne — 139, 84 22, 50 Cowen, Stephanie — 139, 114, 50 Coy, Gordon — 139 Dammeyer, Sandra — 139, 112, 138, 10 Davis, Patricia — 139, 144, 118 Derheimer, Karen — 139 Dewald, Chris — 139, 48, 145, 90 Didion, Charles — 139 Disser, Sarah — 139, 137 Dodane, Laura — 139, 50 Duffek, Patricia — 139 Dwire, James — 139, 124, 94, 97 Eagan, Sean — 139, 136, 144, 125 Earles.Joseph — 139, 48, 94, 116 Eckrich, Louise — 139, 136, 8 Ehinger, James — 139, 108 Eifrid, Edward — 139 Eifrid, Edward — 139 Evans, Mary — 139, 49 Fahey, Laura — 139, 144, 49, 50 Finton, Cynthia — 139, 50 Fleischman, Lisa — 139, 141 Folds, Mike — 140, 48 Frecker, Brian — 140 Frericks, Peter — 140, 8, 51 Gabet, Margie — 140 Garringer, Andrew — 140, 83 Gater, Sharon — 140 Geier, Ann — 140 Gensheimer, Laurie — 140 Gerardot, Phillip — 140, 94, 97, 116 Gigli, Lisa — 140, 141, 143, 92 Gildea, Ann — 140, 60, 61, 1 Glowacki, Paul — 140, 46 Gomez, Victoria — 140, 50 Gonzales, Manuel — 140, 108, 51 Gordon, Christina — 140, 48 Grabowski, Robert — 140, 41, 51 Gremaux, Paula — 140 Guevara, Monique — 140 Hagedorn, Laura — 140, 138, 50 Haggenjos, Andrew — 140, 145 Hake, Barbara — 140, 106, 50 HaUiwiU, Lori — 140 Hanford, Lester — 140, 46, 94, 97 Harmeyer, Diane — 140 Hartman, Susan — 141, 50 Hassig, Kahty — 141, 114, 50 Hedges, Thad — 141, 124, 94, 97 Henline, Kelly — 141, 108 Hettinger, Virginia — 141, 48 Hetzner, Mark — 141 Hickey, Elizabeth — 141, 49, 92 Hilaire, James — 141 Hoch, Richard — 141 Hohenstine, Julie — 141, 50 Horoch, Maria — 141 Huguenard, Joseph — 141, 51 Huizing, Elissa — 141, 50 Huneck, John — 141, 97, 94 Husar, David — 141, 108, 109 Huth, Susan — 141, 114 Isbell, Karen — 141 Jackson, Kevin — 141, 144, 2, 20, 51 Jarvis, Belle — 141, 52, 53 Jones, Eric — 141 Kaough, Debbie — 141, 139, 140 Keefer, Julie — 141 Kelly, Kathy — 141, 50 Kelpin, John — 142, 102 Kerr, Patricia — 142, 102 Kesterke, Katherine — 142, 139, 50 Kimes, Teresa — 142, 106 Kleber, Kenneth — 142 Klotz, Michelle — 142, 143, 93 Klug, Laura — 142, 114 Kohne, Chris — 142, 52, 53, 58 Konger, Natalie — 142, 61, 139, 50, 61, 60, 1 Konkle, Bob — 142 Kortepeter, Mary Beth — 142, 137 Kress, John — 142, 137, 52, 53, 51 Kuhn, Annette — 142 Kuras, Joseph — 142 Larson, Gayle — 142 Laughlin, Patrick — 142 Leffers, Jerome — 142, 102 Lehman, Regina — 142 Lehman, Ronald — 142 Libbing, David — 142 Logan, Mary — 142, 136, 112 Logan, Patricia — 142 Lombardo Lombardo, Margaret — 142, 141 Lothamer, Mike — 142, 116 Luginbill, Lynn — 142, 56 Mahan, Regina — 142 Matera, Maureen — 142, 56 Matter, William — 142, 99 Mattingly, Julie — 142, 93, 137, 106, 138, 8, 12 McDonald, Shelia — 142, 49 McGrew, Scott — 142, 137, 144, 52, 53, 51 Mertes, Kenneth — 142 Milberg, Christine — 142 Miller, Tamera — 142, 61, 28, 138, 139, 114, 50,60, 1 Minnick, Teresa — 142, 50 Mitchell, Gregory — 142 Moring, Andrew — 143, 140, 83, 94, 83, 97, 51 Morken, Stephen — 143, 97, 94 Mount, Robert — 143 Muldoon, Andrew — 143 Mullins, Nicholas — 143 Mungovan, Anthony — 143, 94, 97, 116 Mungovan, Matthew — 143, 102, 94, 97, 116 Murnane, Margaret — 143, 139 Nartker, Jan — 143 136, 22, 140 Neher, Rita — 143, 50 Nill, Laura — 143, 136, 107, 8, 21 Noll, Angie — 143 O ' Connor, Mary — 143, 114, 50 1 Oberley, Donna — 143 Oettel, Rachel — 143, 50 Ohse, Brigetti — 143, 48, 114 O ' Leary, Annrita — 143 Oser, Gene — 143 Ozley, Valerie — 143, 48 Paliganoff, Marie — 143 Paris, Vincent — 143, 137 Patton, James — 143 Pelter, Kathleen — 143 Pena, Corina — 143, 61, 104, 22, 100, 138, 139, 50, 1 Pierce, Robert — 143 Porter, Laura — 143 Quandt, Linda — 143, 50 Rahrig, Patricia — 143 Ramirez, Anthony — 143 Rauperfer, Karl — 143, 144 Rectanus, Richard — 143, 141, 140 Renninger, Teresa — 143, 114, 49 Reuille, Edward — 143 Reust, Dean — 143 Rice, Kent — 143, 100 Richards, Kathleen — 143, 107 Robbins, Mark — 144 Robertson, Lisa — 144, 136 Robinson, Vincent — 144 Roderbaugh, Bettie — 144 Roesler, Sheila — 144, 21 Rondot, Gregory — 144, 38, 41, 149 Rondot, Jeanne — 144 Rorick, David — 144, 124 Rorick, Julia — 144, 50 Rorick, Nathan — -144, 51 Schiffli, Patrick — 144, 116 Schwab, Susan — 144 Sell, Anthony — 144, 97, 94, 116 Shank, Katherine — 144, 107, 140 Shaw, Barbara — 144, 102 Shepherd, Daniel — 144 Siefert, Jeannie — 144, 114 Sitko, Kelly — 114, 93, 143 Skevington, Edward — 144, 108, 109, 46, 99 Slater, Tim — 144 Slattery, Brian — 144, 48, 52, 53 Smith, Jodi — 144, 107 Smith, Maurice — 144, 102, 94, 97, 116 Smith, Paul — 144, 102 Smith, Paula — 144 Snyder, Jean — 144, 102, 143 Sorg, James — 144 Staight, Matthew — 144, 51 Starost, Douglas — 144, 137, 141, 136, 60, 61,1 Steckbeck, Tim — 144 Stelte, Patrick — 145, 116 Stier, Christopher — 145 Stronczek, Michael — 145, 108, 46, 99 Stuckey, Christine — 145 Strum, Joseph — 145, 97, 94 Strum, Rebecca — 145 Suveges, Ann — 145, 114 Swinehart, Robert — 145, 102, 124, 94 Till, Denise — 145, 137 Index 183 Topp, Ann — 145 Trabel, Mary — 145 Ueber, Matthew — 145 Vachon, Dianne — 145 Vachon, Theresa — 145 Vachon, Timothy — 145 Vandall, Jerri — 145, 49, 50 Vanderbosch, Steven — 145 Voirol, Robert — 145 Voors, Peter — 145, 46, 90, 91 Weber, Therese — 145, 112, 114 Weber, Thomas — 145 Welch, Patrick — 145, 137 Westrick, Steven — 145, 99 Whiting, Jeffrey — 145, 91, 90 Willcutts, Matthew — 145 Wilson, James — 145, 122, 31, 97, 94 Witte, Jeffrey — 145, 48, 130, 121, 110, 152 Woenker, Catherine — 145, 114, 115, 93, 136, 143, 140, 92 Wyss, Kathleen — 145 Young, Lawrence — 145, 97, 116 Zintzmaster, Maria — 145, 61, 140, 1 Zuber, Chris — 145 Juniors Arend, Christine — 148, 164, 51 Battershell, Karen — 148 Bauman, Linda — 32, 49, 148, 56 Beckman, Maribeth — 55, 104, 148 Bego, ncy — 60, 67, 105, 148, 149 Berner, Rebecca — 49, 148, 162 Bonar, Michael — 94, 148, 152, 155 Boudia, Jeanne — 114, 148 Bradner, Lee — 148, 51 Brase, Conine — 148 Brown, Jeannie — 148 Calligan, Cephas — 148 Calligan, Suzette — 148 Carteauz, Mark — 94, 148 Christie, Michael — 148, 46 Christman, Patricia — 148, 56, 51 Cobb, Judith — 19, 60, 61, 105, 148, 155, 152 Cocks, Chris — 148, 46 Coffee, David — 146, 148 Coffee, Jon — 48, 148, 52, 53, 108 Colchin, Eve — 19, 148, 52, 53, 51 Colone, Lisa — 60, 61, 112, 113, 147, 148, 65 Colvin, Mike - 6, 13, 148 Connolly, Joan — 106, 148, 162, 169, 152, 57, 154, 56 Coonrod, Carla — 148 Cordes, Kent — 148, 168, 51 Cordes, Kimberly — 148, 167, 51 Cornelia, Carolyn — 149, 162, 118 rv ,t„Il„ ( ' .„ U.„ in en « , . n - . ... 150 ' Costin, Barbara — 112, 113, 149, 165 Cowen, Katherine — 149, 167, 53, 152, 51 Cranmer, Kathleen — 149, 51 Croy, Mark — 149, 52, 53, 151, 51 Curtis, Jo — 88, 106, 114, 115, 149, 162, 110. 57,21 Dager, Cynthia — 49, 149 Danehy, Tierney — 149, 162, 166, 153 Dant, Teresa — 49, 149, 162 Davis, Phillip — 48, 149 Dawson, Thomas — 149 Degitz, Gregory — 48, 94, 149 Detmer, Anita — 19, 149, 164, 20, 52, 53, 51 Dewald, Joseph — 94, 149, 165 Didion, Kevin — 100, 107, 149, 116 Ditslear, Paul — 149 Doyle, Andrew — 149, 51 Draper, Carl — 149 Dunn, Timothy — 100, 149, 21, 110, 117, 1 Eckrich, William — 149, 162 Edwards, Julie — 146, 149, 167, 153 Effinger, Susan — 149, 162, 152, 51 Ehrman, Patrice — 149, 162, 57 Erwin, Susan — 54, 149, 164, 51 Fabina, Susan — 19, 149, 162, 153, 57 Fagan, Walker — 149 Feipel, Fred — 149, 30, 46, 47 Figel, Marcy — 112, 113, 149, 165, 36 Filloff, Janet — 150 Fitzgerald, Denise — 150 Franke, Michael — 150 Frecker, Allan — 150 Freiburger, Rita — 150 Freygang, Cassandra — 49, 168, 150 Fridley, Maurine — 167, 150 Galpern, Anne — 19, 162, 166, 169, 118 Gamble, James — 150, 11, 95 Garcia, Piero — 150 Garringer, Frank — 150 Gerard, Diane — 166, 150 Gerardot, Timothy — 150 Giant, Kirk — 150 Gidley, Jane — 150 Gilev, Elena — 150 Girardot, Theresa — 150 Glosson, Patricia — 13, 167, 150, 51 Gotschall, Robert — 28, 48, 150 Griffith, Bret — 150 Grimes, Kathryn — 150 Hacha, Pam — 150 Haffner, Richard — 147, 150 Hageman, Scott — 150 Halliwill, Karen — 19, 146, 169, 150 Hannan, Susan — 150, 51 Harber, Debra — 150 Harrington, Sandra — 150 Helmsing, Theresa — 114, 150 Herbort, Carol — 49, 151 Hettinger, Anthony — 48, 151, 52, 53 Hickey, Chris — 48, 151, 52, 53 Hilker, Elaine — 48, 99, 108, 165, 151, 31 Hipskind, Mark — 151, 46 Hire, Thomas — 151, 46, 47 Hobson, Diane — 151, 51 Hooper, Deborah — 100, 162, 151, 51 Hummer, Holly — 151 Husar, Michael — 97, 151, 108, 151 Ineman, Julie — 19, 162, 167, 169, 151 Jefferies, Cheryl — 13, 151, 51 Jehl, Douglas — 151 Johnson, Cheryl — 151 Keffer, Amy — 151 Kelly, Richard — 100, 151, 108, 109 Kever, Jeanne — 151, 56, 51 Kimmel, Kim — 151 Kinder, Patrick — 151 Kleinrichert, Lisa — 54, 165, 151 Klingenberger, Lisa — 166, 151, 51 Koch, Karen — 49, 151 Koehler, Chris — 164, 151, 46, 150 Koenig, David — 94, 147, 151 Kortepeter, Donald — 94, 146, 166, 151, 154, 155, 36, 117, 116 Kroemer, Steven — 152 Lamaster, Peter — 152 Lanoue, Kathryn — 49, 152 Lauer, Noreen — 152, 51 Leffers, Kurt — 100, 152, 121, 120 Libbing, Anne — 147, 162, 164, 152, 121, 51 Liehr, Roberta — 54, 152, 51 Lightbody, Robert — 169, 152 Litchfield, Rita — 146, 152, 153 I Logan, Christine — 19, 152 Logan, Joseph — 152 Marquart, Kevin — 94, 152, 116 Mattingly, Daniel — 94, 147, 149, 152, 116 Mauch, Thomas — 94, 162, 168, 152, 36 McAlister, Miriam — 94, 162, 146, 152 McLinden, Therese — 165, 152 Mertes, Michael — 152 Miller, Angela — 19, 162, 152 Miller, Douglas — 94, 97, 152, 46 Miller, Jeffery — 152 Miller, Steve — 152 Mills, Cynthia — 152, 51 Mills, Scott — 152, 52, 53 Minich, Ruth — 152 Minick, Mark — 152 Minnick, Maureen — 48, 152 Molina, Marta — 152, 51 Moring, Jeffrey — 6, 152 Moring, Krystena — 152 Morris, Ann — 153 Morrow, Michael — 94, 153 Mostes, Danielle — 165, 167, 153 Moyano, David — 94, 97, 153 Mul Mullins, Erin — 92, 162, 169, 153 Munson, Denise — 22, 93, 107, 114, 162, 153 Nichter, Mary — 49, 153 Nix, Chris — 94, 97, 153, 120 Oberley, Darlene — 153 O ' Connor, Michael — 153 O ' Connor, Timmothy — 99, 153, 7, 108 Ort, Margo — 5, 60, 61, 153 Orth, Mary — 48, 153 Ottenweller, Gary — 90, 153, 37 Oxley, Kevin — 22, 33, 41, 48, 49, 153 Paliganoff, Daniel — 153, 116 Palmer, Thomas — 96, 153, 46 Perkins, Joseph — 153 Perry, Timothy — 153, 46 Phillips, Michael — 149, 153 Pontecorvo, Gina — 148, 153, 52, 53, 51 Rahrig, Jeff — 153 Rahrig, Timothy — 99, 153, 108 Ramirez, Christine — 28, 48, 153 Rang, John — 100, 101, 153 Redding, Lori — Renner, Rita — 104, 162, 153, 152, 51 Renninger, Susan — 49, 114, 153 Reig, Julie — 154, 51 Roberts, Kurt — 94, 154 Rondot, Karen — 105, 122, 162, 169, 154 Rondot, Mary — 162, 169, 154, 153, 155 Ryan, Dona — 162, 154 Schafer, Janice — 154 Schey, Gregory — 88, 100, 101, 154 Schiffli, Gerald — 154 Schnurr, Susan — 154 Schoenle, Timothy — 154 Sell, Lori — 19, 148, 162, 166, 154 Shaw, Barry — 154, 46 Sholl, Mark — 94, 97, 154, 120 Silva, Adelita — 92, 106, 147, 162, 168, 154 Simon, Sarah — 58, 154, 150 Simone, Lucy — 162, 154 Slater, Mary — 154, 152 Slattery, Rita — 48, 154 Slocum, Nanette — 13, 154 Smietana, Maria — 154 Smiley, Joseph — 154, 46, 47 Smith, Michael — 100, 101, 154, 116 184 Index Smith, Pamela — 13, 154 Sorg, Kenneth — 48, 154 Spreen, Mark — 155 Stabler, Deborah — 167, 155 Stearns, John — -. 155 Stronczek, David — 155, 46, 47, Sturm, Fredrick — 94, 97, 155 Sturm, William — 155 Sullivan, Michael — 94, 97, 155 Tapp, Maureen — 13, 155 Theisen, Mary — 155, 51 Till, Tony — 94, 97, 162, 164, 166, 155 Torres, Sam — 94, 97, 162, 155 Trabel, Greg — 155 Ueber, Mary — 155 Vachon, Jeanne — 155 Vanderbosch, Joann — 92, 93, 162, 166, 169, 155, 37 Virol, Mary — 155 Walicki, Dana — 112, 113, 162, 165, 168, 155 35 Ward, Clifford — 6, 147, 162, 169, 155 Weber, Louise — 41, 106, 114, 162, 165, 155 White, James — 149, 155, 18 0, 58, 150 Wiley, Robert — 155, 116 Williamson, Michael — 155 Willour, Chris — 155 Wilson, Charles — 6, 94, 108, 162, 149, 166, 155, 151 Zuber, Michael — 6, 164, 155, 180, 169 Seniors Allemeier, Mary Ann — 156, 44, 118, 178 Andorfer, Robert — 156, 33, 24, 46, 47, 179, 198 Arnold, Anita — 156, 48, 178 Arnold, David — 156, 22, 23, 5, 108 Baclawski, Joan — 156, 51, 52, 53 Baker, Dan — 156 Balestra, Lilianne — 156 Barnets, Francis — 156 Bathurst, Susan — 156, 21, 118 Beal, Elizabeth — 156, 179 Beam, Robert — 156 Beckman, Teresa — 156, 48, 28 Behr, Kevin — 156, 58, 23 Berg, Annette — 156, 168, 178 Berger, Robert — 156, 41, 73, 123, 177, 30 Berner, Mary — 157, 41, 49, 32, 20 Boudia, James — 157, 108, 179 Bowser, Thomas — 157, 9 Braun, Gail — 157 Braun, Matthew — 157, 166 Brooks, Maureen — 157, 159, 162, 175, 178 Bruggeman, Marie —157, 148, 178 Buchan, Bruce — 157 Bunt, Nancy — 157, 177 Burns, Kyle — 157, 166, 44, 46, 47, 30, 198 Caccamo, Debra — 157 Carrier, David — 157, 100, 21 Carteaux, John — 157, 125 Charais, Cecile — 157, 163, 32, 33, 51 Childers, Thomas — 157 Christy, Marian — 157, 51 Cocks, Ann — 157, 48, 57, 52, 53, 58, 179 Colchin, Paul — 157, 44 Colvin, Linn — 158, 175, 177 Cordes, Kenda — 158, 112, 113, 104, 163 Cordes, Kevin — 158, 51, 52, 53 Cornelia, Elizabeth — 158, 125, 175, 34 Croy, David — 158, 166, 34 Danehy, Jack — 158 Dant, Jeffrey — 158 Davis, Michael — 158, 48, 20 Deibele, Sandy — 158, 175, 179 Derheimer, Nancy — 158 Derloshon, Tabitha — 158, 177 Didion, Karen — 158, 178, 56, 57 Digregory, Mary — 158, 162, 179, 1 Dinius, Richard — 158, 90, 165 Disser, Karen — 158 Doust, John — 158, 162 Dressel, Pamela — 158, 164 Duffek, Daniel — 159 Dwire, Mary — 159, 163 Eckrich, Ann — 159, 33 Eckrich, Eleanor — 159, 32, 169, 33, 180, 177, 44, 30 Eckrich, Thomas — 159, 178, 179, 9 Edwards, Carol — 159, 84, 22, 51, 34, 179 Evans, Lisa — 159 Evans, Steve — 159, 44 Fabini, Jeffery — 159, Farmer, Dale — 159, 40 Ferguson, Amy — 159, 180 Fernandez, Orlando — 159, 4, 32, 23, 180, 150 Figel, Laurie — 159, 178 Fox, Maureen, — 160, 51, 52, 53 Fox, Michelle — 160, 48, 179 Frecker, Robin — 160, 23, 51 Frericks, Gregory — 160, 32, 22, 23, 51, 52, 53, 36, 178, 9, 20 Freshley, Antonio — 160, 117, 116 Furge, Steven — 160 Gabrek, Peter — 160, 99, 49, 39, 48, 23, 108, 30 Geier, Margaret — 160, 168, 106, 163, 51, 17 Geise, Stephanie — 160, 169, 38, 159, 35, 175, 178 Gensheimer, Debra — 160, 48 Gerardot, Marianne — 160 Giant, Kellie — 160, 162, 51 Giant, Rose — 160, 27, 51, 52, 53 Gigli, Catherine — 160, 167, 159, 178, 181, 17 Girardot, Rosalie — 160 Goodwin, Lewis — 160, 24, 110, 108, 21, 178, 179, 180 Gordon, Daniel — 160, 48 Gordon, Donald — 161, 163, 23, 51 Greeley, Susan — 161, 32, 168, 42, 27, 48, 118, 119, 30, 31, 87 Guevara, Rosa — 161, 164 Haggenjos, Daniel — 161 Hak e, Marta — 161, 32, 33, 51, 52, 53, 36, 178, 57, 20 Harkenrider, Laurence — 161, 178 Harkenrider, Luke — 161 Hedges, Paula — 161, 159, 4, 163, 164, 187, 1, 27, 17 Heiny, Martin — 161 Helmsing, Debra — 161, 105, 114, 115, 48, 178 Helmsing, Raymond — 161, 4 Hennel, Frances — 161 Hoelle, Sandy — 161 Hofer, William — 161 Hooper, Patricia — 161, 51 Huth, Michael — 161, 159, 104, 160 Jackson, Jeff — 162, 51, 52, 53 Jeffries, Daniel — 162 Johnson, Jayne — 162, 164 Johnson, Rose — 162, 56 Jones, Roy — 162, 48 Kartholl, Daniel — 162 Kelly, Joseph — 162, 4, 100, 101, 123, 108, 109, 8, 21 Kennerk, Karen — 162, 65, 51 Kever, Kathleen — 162, 51, 56 Kien, Fred — 162 Kleber, Joan — 162 Kleber, Joyce — 162 Klotz, Sheryl — 162, 51, 52, 53, 58 Klug, Julie — 162, 38, 43, 36, 34, 30 Knight, William — 24, 52, 53, 169 Konger, Valerie — 162, 114, 28, 51 Korte, Cheryl — 163, 27, 36 Kortepeter, Alisa — 163, 167, 159, 11, 178, 181, 17 Kress, Christopher — 163, 48, 179, 20 Krazyminski, Katherine — 163, 33, 22, 42, 10, 118, 178, 30 Langmeyer, Janice — 163 Lauer, Nicholas — 163, 179, 181 Leffers, John — 163, 123, 37, 120, 121 Lill, Terry — 163, 123, 100, 101, 108 Loew, Robert — 163, 95, 158, 116, 21 Logan, Timothy — 163, 123, 100, 101 Manijak, Catherine — 163, 48 Martin, Brian — 51, 169 Matter, RoseMarie — 163, 48, 34 Mauch, Paul — 164 McArdle, Colleen — 164 McArdle, Molly — 164, 162, 158 McKee, Patti — 164, 9 Mertes, Michele — 164 Millhouse, Jim — 164, 179, 46 Mills, RocheUe — 164, 51, 52, 53 Miser, Janice — 164 Moisica, Tonya — 164, 114, 115, 159, 1, 21, 178, 181, 17 Molina, Teresita — 164 Moreno, Veronica — 164 Morken, Timothy — 164, 33, 159, 36 Morthorst, Joseph — 164, 100, 101, 35, 181, 21, 109, 176, 179 Mount, Mary — 164, 178 Mourey, Michael — 164, 41, 161 Muldoon, Timothy — 165 Munson, Hugh — 165, 99, 33, 49, 39, 48, 23, 52,53 NiU, Thomas— 165 Nolan, Carol — 165, 159, 4, 163, 125, 1, 187, 37, 45, 179, 17 O ' Brien, Anita — 165 Osterholt, Agnes — 165, 32, 48, 106 Ottenweller, Christine — 165, 114, 158, 178, 44,21 Ottenweller, Karen — 165, 106, 104, 178, 180 Oxley, Jamie — 165, 161, 41, 51, 108, 109, 31 Palmer, Michael — 165, 90, 91, 116, 179 Palmer, Ronald — 165, 105, 48, 20 Parks, Carol — 165, 32 Pelter, Gene — 165, 32, 178 Quinn, Marianne — 165 Rademaker, Carol — 165, 166, 48 Rauner, William — 165 Raupfer, Marty — 165, 93 Renninger, Michael — 163, 104, 159, 198, 46, 77,30 Rice, Kimberly — 166 Robb, Jeanne — 166 Robbins, Paul — 32, 39, 48, 166 Robertson, Michael — 166, 105, 24, 179, 21 Rodriguez, Rogelia — 166, 164 Roemer, Debra — 166, 159 Roesler, Max — 52, 53, 36, 166, 44, 30 Rondot, Doug — 34, 166 Rorick, Christine — 166, 27, 178 Rorick, Norma — 51, 166 Rouch, Edwin — 166 Sample, Michael — 169 Index 185 Schaab, Teresa — 51, 27, 166 Scheiman, Joan — 51, 166 Schiffli, Doug — 166 Schlup, Ann — 166 Schmenk, Christine — 1, 166, 177 Sexton, Steve — 167 Sheets, John — 167, 104, 159, 45 Silva, Mary — 167, 164 Simunek, James — 167, 27, 46, 176 Slatter, Robert — 48, 167 Slocum, Shawn — 167, 179 Smiley, Marcia — 51, 167 Snyder, Jan — 167, 104, 123, 159, 161, 37, 35,57 Sorg, David — 52, 53, 167, 46, 20, 46, 47 Spatt, Louie — 167, 178 Steckbeck, Kurt — 167, 9, 27 Stein, Thomas — 167, 80, 161, 41, 46, 77 Steinacker, Jeffery — 27, 167, 179 Stemberger, Michael — 52, 53, 167, 58 Stolz, Carol — 168, 48 Strauser, Rocille — 169 Streicher, Karen — 168, 178, 57 Sturm, Robert — 168 Sullivan, Patrick — 168, 7, 96, 105, 179, 181 Tetzloff, Christine — 168 Ueber, Donna — 168, 161 Ueber, Jean — 168 Vachon, Christine — 168 Vanderbosch, William — 168, 122, 159, 11, 179 Vogel, Donald — 168, 22, 23, 33, 51, 52, 53, 35, 178 Waltemath, Ross — 168, 23, 33, 95, 159, 36 Waltke, Mary Sue — 51, 168 Ward, Kimberly — 22, 23, 125, 51, 52, 53, 35, 169, 57 Waters, Kathleen — 169, 48 Weaver, Steven — 169, 41, 161, 91 Weber, Scott — 169, 95, 110 Wedler, Matthew — 169, 161, 179 Welling, Elizabeth — 169, 122, 38, 42 Westrick, Michael — 169, 160, 23, 51, 52, 53, 178 White, Debra — 169 Whiting, Kent — 169 Wiltshire, James — 169, 165, 37, 116, 117 Wissel, Susan — 169 Woehnker, Lori — 169 Wolfe, Michael — 169, 48 Wyss, Elizabeth — 169 Zollinger, James — 169 You never know where Major Max and Sargant Lombardo may pop up! 186 Index Br. Anthony Panozzo — 82, 83, 90, 91 Ms. Barbara Burnett — 70, 71, 114, 115 Fr. Camillus Hogan — 38, 64, 80, 81, 110, 56 Fr. Carl Hawver — 39, 55, 82, 83, 9 Ms. Marie Carteaux — 80, 81 Fr. Clyde Young — 74, 75 Mr. Charles Cole — 39, 70, 71, 59, 60, 61, 1 Mr. Raymond Converset — 88, 38, 72, 73, 102, 116, 117 Fr. Donnul Suttman — 38, 64 Fr. Flavian Schneider — 66, 67 Fr. Fred Link — 38, 51, 52, 53, 76, 198 Ms. Donna Freiburger — 72, 73 Mr. Mark Girgash — 77, 87, 108, 109, 97 Mr. John Halter — 80, 81 Sr. Hilaria — 74, 75 Ms. Kathy Imler — 39, 22, 23, 32, 33, 70, 71, 9 Sr. Jeanne Esther — 80, 81, 41 Fr. Jerome Mueller — 82, 83 Mr. John Junk — 70, 71 Ms. Carolyn Lapp — 78, 79 Mr. Francis Letizia — 78, 79, 94, 95, 96, 97, B.L.H.S. Faculty 108, 109 Ms. Mary Lombardo — 78, 79, 65, 118, 119, 6, 186 Fr. Loren Connell — 82, 83 Br. Louis Lamping — 67 Mr. John Main — 78, 79, 98, 114, 115 Ms. Rebecca Mangus — 86 Br. Mark Ligett — 82, 83 Mr. Steve Matthew — 86, 45 Fr. Max Langenderfer — 65, 46, 47, 69, 186 Sr. Maxine — 85 Fr. Michael Chowning — 64, 15 Mr. Paul Miller — 66 Ms. Lois Neuenschwander — 72, 73 Mr. John O ' Connor — 78, 79, 120, 121 Mr. Michael Reed — 77, 86, 94, 95, 96, 13 Mr. Walter Rieger ■■ - 72, 73, 99, 34 Ms. Joann Roscoe — 77, 87, 92, 93, 106, 107, 114, 115 Ms. Louise Schaefer — 74, 75 Mr. Dennis Schwartz — 82, 83, 6 Ms. Cathy Singleton — 74, 75 Ms. Clare Skevington — 66, 67, 56 Mr. John Sorg — 87 Ms. Maryann Spohn — 70, 71 Mr. Ronald Stanski — 88, 72, 73, 100, 101, 116, 117 Ms. Mary Still — 84 Mr. Thomas Teusch — 74, 75, 40 Ms. Marguerite Therrien — 74, 75 Br. Thomas Ary — 78, 79, 82, 83, 46, 47, 198 Sr. Veronica — 70, 71, 15 Ms. Mary Voors — 84 Ms. Susan Watson — 67 Ms. Rose Powell — 66 Ms. Dolores Batdorf — 66 Mr. Edward Muldoon — 69 Mr. Howard Jacquay — 69 Ms. Mary Cassaday — 68 Ms. Bert Duffy — 68 Ms. Liz Mulgrew — 68 Ms. Dorla Rice — 68 Ms. Kathie Sorg — 68 Ms. Alice Umphrey — 68 Artwork Sheila Nolan . . . Paula Hedges . . . Carol Nolan Cheryl Mourey Sue Greeley Kathy Krzyminsi Mike Bonar Donna Oberley Vince Robinson . cover, pgs. 41, 186, 193 pgs. 8, 10, 11, 30, 45, 57, 59, 196, 197 pgs. 9, 44, 45, 57 pgs. 11, 191, 199 pgs. 202, 203 pg. 203 pg. 201 pg. 122 pg. 200 Photography Bill Webber — pgs. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 52, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 106, 107, 108, 109, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 175, 176, 177, 186. Doug Starost — pgs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 88, 89, 90, 91, 94, 95, 98, 99, 100, 101, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 146, 147, 148, 149, 154, 155, 158, 159, 161, 178, 180, 181, 190, 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197. Paula Hedges — pgs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 48, 49, 56, 57, 65, 66, 68, 69, 74, 77, 84, 85, 87, 122, 123, 124, 125, 140, 141, 144, 145, 146, 147, 151, 154, 155, 158, 160, 161, 164, 165, 180, 181. Father Max — pags. 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 27, 30, 46, 47, 52, 53, 163. Carol Nolan — pgs. 1, 4, 5, 7, 9, 12, 16, 19, 49, 59, 74, 167, 178, 180, 181, 192. Jeanne Boudia — pg. 44 Paula Moisica — pg. 163 Don Wismer — pg. 204 Jim Nolan — pgs. 2, 3 Dr. Gerald Nolan — pg. 156 Index 187 The Mother ' s Club of Bishop Luers High School Would Like To Say So Long And Good-Luck to The Class Of 1977 188 Ads 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 to 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 ' 77 Ads 189 Mr. And Mrs. Phil Andorfer Mr. And Mrs. Fredrick A. Beckman Mr. And Mrs. Jacob Berger Mr. And Mrs. J. A. Bruggeman Mr. And Mrs. Ben Bunt Mr. And Mrs. Mark Colchin Mr. And Mrs. Donald P. Eckrich Mr. And Mrs. Robert P. Fisher Arthur C. And Patricia L. Frericks 1977 Senior Patrons Mr. And Mrs. Fabijan Gabrek Mr. And Mrs. Nolan P. Gerardot Mr. And Mrs. Randolph H. Giant Mr. And Mrs. John Kartholl Mr. And Mrs. Bernard Konger Mr. And Mrs. James J. Kress Mr. And Mrs. M.E. Krzyminski Mr. And Mrs. Don J. Maunch Mr. And Mrs. Edward H. McKee Mr. And Mrs. Donald Mills Mr. And Mrs. Lawrence P. Moisica Mr. And Mrs. Hugh W. Munson Jr. Dr. And Mrs. John Nill Mr. And Mrs. Delbert Palmer Mr. And Mrs. Leo C. Rademaker Mr. And Mrs. Robert Robertson Mr. And Mrs. Max A Roesler Mr. And Mrs. King Sullivan Mr. And Mrs. Allen C. Ward Mr. And Mrs. John P. Weaver Mr. And Mrs. C. Jude Weber Patrons Kitch Accpetance Corp. Loans Steinforth Insurance Agency Win Buchan Company Ft. Wayne Police Dept. — Waynedale Precinct Belot Insurance Agency Business Patrons Kelly Box and Packaging Corp. 2300 McKinley Ave. Ft. 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Write above address todav! 196 Ads GRIFFN Heating and airconditioning General Electric Dealer 24 hour service All makes and models Phone 432-1113 Or 432-1718 Blow-in Insulation Central Air conditioning Power furnaces Electric air cleaners FREE ESTIMATES any hours of hard work done by the Bishop Lueys B ' ingo ' plub Ads , 1 3m Bishop Luers Key Salutes Club 198 Ads Ads 199 200 Ads iii its fu ' urt t $ 4, Ads 201 W|0 COf[ Sail Wltri ll(ert is qo viqd? .V o il||Aut oars i« Car) oo iwirw f Wj(o can ' l fl m | l A oj4s vftlp t tears aflavjijo : X Car sail V ejrj fyere is r o V qi I vit}|out oars car( ao n vir|a , But I carft- sai( dwau jrwri jrienck wftfyout tears qjlowirm % Q s of 77 Sfc Ads Ad S 203 V I fi 9tS2m 3Sa I can ' t believe that I ' m finally writing the last page of this yearbook. A whole year has passed since I thought about writing this page; a year of meetings, deadlines, responsibility, worry, but most of all, a year of fun. My senior year may have been busy, but I managed to squeeze in a few other activities besides yearbook ... All of us somehow manage to put off worry at least temporarily and take a little vacation. (These are sometimes referred to as weekends:) It is these moments, I hope, that are emphasized in Accolade 77 . . . moments that you can be freely you. There are a few people without whose help and support I could never have handled this job. The first of these people is Chuck Cole. I ' m really sorry to see him leave Luers. I, like so many others, consider him to be one of the best (if not the best) teachers I ever had, not to mention what a spectacular yearbook moderator he is. Also on my list of special people are Paula Hedges and Alisa Kortepeter, always unselfish with their time and talents; never too busy to help me with yearbook. Lastly I would like to thank my sister Sheila, who is responsible for the great looking cover and various artwork throughout the book. I had a great staff this year, and would like to wish the best of luck to next year ' s staff under editor Judy Cobb. With the experience they gained this year, I ' m sure she ' ll have no trouble . . . I hope this yearbook means as much to you as it does to me. What would a schoolyear be without a yearbook to hold together its good and bad times? I ' ll never forget my experiences as editor, but can ' t say I ' m not relieved to see this final page go to press. It ' s over, at last, and I am Carol A. Nolan, editor. 204 Closing