Bishop Noll High School - Marquette Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1967 volume:

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EVENTS y � COMPLEMENTING classroom ac¬ tivities and challenging the intellectual, spiritual, or physical interest of the stu¬ dent are the diversified clubs and organi¬ zations at Noll. Their aims range from preparing for future careers to promot¬ ing school spirit or dabbling in the arts. All were created so that the student might develop and pursue his personal interests more fully. ORGANIZATIONS 5 AT NOLL, there is an event for every boy with any desire to excel in athlet¬ ics, and there is a busy schedule for any Noll sports fan to follow. Varsity footballers rekindled spirit. The tank¬ men were out to improve a 14-1 record while grapplers intended to break last years .500. A junior-laden varsity bas¬ ketball squad sought to fan the spirit. Smoke signals from the Warrior camp indicate that this is the year for rebuild¬ ing; next year is the year for winning. 6 BISHOP NOLL IS- BISHOP NOLL’S curriculum is de¬ signed to give the student the best sec¬ ondary education possible. Educational activity is geared to provide the student with a broad background in subject areas conducive to total participation in schools of higher learning. Those who do not plan to attend college may take subjects which will help them find a suitable job after graduation. CURRICULUM 9 STUDENT INTERESTS at Bishop Noll are not limited only to the class¬ room. They extend to involvement in clubs, sports, and dramatic produc¬ tions. Going to games and dances and participating in organizations also make the students conscious of their social obligations. Besides intellectual and social opportunities at Noll relig¬ ious instructions and guidance contrib¬ ute to the student’s spiritual develop¬ ment and maturity. UNDERCLASSMEN 11 OUT ST AN DING scholastic achievers are part of B.N.I.’s success. In addition to maintaining high grades, these stu¬ dents represent Noll in outside academ¬ ic activities. Among these achievers are exceptional science students, Quill Scroll essay contest winners, and those whose scores on P.S.A.T., S.A.T., N.E.D.T., or National Merit tests rank them among the best in the country. Pictured here are thirty-seven students who are among Noll’s finest. HONORS AWARDS 13 BISHOP NOLL IS ADMINISTRATION 14 DIVERSITY among the members of the Bishop Noll faculty is not confined only to personality and interests, but it extends to areas of national origin and heritage. Faculty members have come from the immediate Calumet Region and from the distant lands of Greece and France as well. The faculty take a personal interest in their students and act as advisors and sponsors of various activities. FACULTY 15 . . how many French books do we need?; pay to the order of Bishop Knoll Institution; they changed the prices!” ORIENTATION □ On Orientation Day a confused and excited Class of ‘70’ be¬ came, for the first time, a part of Bishop Noll Institute. The freshmen arrived eager and ready to embark on a new experience that could prove to be an enlightening adventure lasting for four very eventful years. The inductants’ first activity as freshmen was to locate their new homerooms and to pick up their class sched¬ ules. This, of course, provided the frosh with the opportunity to meet their homeroom teachers and to become somewhat familiar with their classmates. After these things were reasonably accom¬ plished, the frosh went down to the cafeteria with their new-found friends, and bought the necessary books. Amidst all this activity, the Class of ‘70’ was expected to get photographed, locate their lockers and try out the combinations. ■ -fexd- 1 JJL oJjAhU ' U JLu i4q_ UrkiM- IamA ' M JJ fyuu ' jUL GjjMlX rrr L. f (p £ fit idt Students offer their services for pre- Homecoming parade activities. HOMECOMING □ Fall is the opportune time for a Homecoming and its color and excitement. This year, preparations became frantic in order to meet the early deadline of an October 6 Homecoming. The ceremonies were inaugurated with a pep rally and the Senior skit. Fifty decorated cars and four floats formed the parade. ‘The Fresh¬ man-Sophomore float was a giant clock with the slogan, “Their time is up.” A baby carriage and the words, “We’re expecting victory,” expressed the hope of the Juniors. The Senior float, a torpedoed submarine read, “Sink ’em.” “Our Fair Ladies” was the theme of the black and white queens’ float which carried each member of the court in a crown. Half-time ceremonies centered on the coronation of the queen, Yvonne Linders. Dennis Scheidt reigned with Yvonne as Mr. Touch¬ down. Saturday night’s dance, “Basin Street Blues,” climaxed the homecoming events. ■ RETREAT Masses became more meaningful with a familiar background. 20 EVENTS □ Folk-hymn Masses, processions, guitars, hootenannys, and art work made Retreat Week at Noll a unique experience. The theme, “Reach Out,” stimulated the interests and participation of the students. Retreat masters instilled in the students an awareness that they could find God in their lives only by willingly associating with other people and learning to accept them for what they are. Discussion panels on subjects fundamental to the student’s lives helped them to understand and surmount their difficulties, doubts, and prejudices toward God, Church, and fellow man. Students in small groups standing close around the altar at Mass became a recreation of the Last Supper. Silence was not obligatory, only recommended. The closing ceremony of Retreat was the Bible Service. By singing hymns and reciting responses to the word of God, the students became one in voice and spirit. Retreat helped everyone to feel a certain openness and understanding toward himself and others. ■ Grandfather Vanderhof finds the business world boring and unfit for personal accomplishment. 22 EVENTS SENIOR PLAY □ Bishop Noll’s Theater replaced Broadway and the celebrated comedy, You Can’t Take It With You, became the Senior Play. Chosen because of it’s recently successful revival in New York, the play uncovered unsuspected Senior talent. Outstanding per¬ formances by the cast were due to the efforts of Charles Breckle, director, Brother John, producer, and the Seniors themselves. Alice Sycamore (Linda Esparsa) finds her unordinary cornflakes- in-the-icebox family an obstacle to marriage with Tony Kirby (Larry Cummings), the boss’s son. Some of the strange interests occupying members of the Sycamore household include the manu¬ facture of fireworks, income tax evasion, and a snake collection. Other members of the cast were Paulette Dybel as Penelope Syca¬ more, Tom Egan as Boris Kolenkov and Dan McCann as Martin Vanderhof. The single set provided a challenge to Noll’s stage crew and Seniors who faced the task of duplicating the decor of the 1930’s in creating the Sycamore’s living room. Jim Holicky was responsible for the stage lighting and the construction of the set. ■ Eccentricities become hobbies and whims become goals in the Sycamore family. EVENTS 23 24 EVENTS WINTER DANCE □ Step into the land of snowflakes and mistletoe. Noll couples entered the little known kingdom “Under the Christmas Tree” at the Winter Dance. Bryan Nelson and the Rhythm-Aires provided music for dancing beneath an evergreen ceiling. Amidst the varied decorations, the focal point was a huge tree trunk surrounded by an assortment of toys, gaily wrapped presents, stuffed animals, and miniature trains. Adding to the atmosphere of the Christmas season were fir trees, colored glass, snowflakes, candles, and snow piled against a window pane. Everyone was carefree with the spirit of Christmas vacation. The Seniors heading the decorations committee, Donna Tomko and Mary Golonka, spent a great deal of their vacation on the preparations. At this year’s dance, girls were given the choice of dressing in formals or semi-formals, which added variety. ■ EVENTS 25 26 EVENTS MARDI GRAS □ Mardi Gras, Bishop Noll style, has become a traditional prep¬ aration for Lent. The festive flavor of New Orleans reveals itself in the mixture.of prizes and chances, song and dance, food and drink. Originality and ingenuity transform ideas into gaily deco¬ rated booths. Much of the success of Mardi Gras is due from slave trading to knee painting. Students and adults alike find that giving can be even more rewarding than receiving when the proceeds go to the foreign missions. A fitting climax to a very full day was the coronation of the Mardi Gras King and Queen, Ron Polak and Mary Canan. 11:00 p.m.; confetti, crepe paper and tickets littered the floor; booths once again were just bare wood frames; voices, excitement and laughter ceased; and Mardi Gras was part of the past. ■ Malvolio turns and the conspirators freeze behind the rose bushes. ENGLISH PLAYS □ Bishop Noll’s English Department has developed a new ap¬ proach to the teaching of drama, through the Drama Unit. The purpose of the Drama Unit was to enlarge and supplement the English curriculum in drama by using the play-lecture system. English teachers presented lectures to the students on various topics such as: the history of drama, the Elizabethan theater, the art of comedy, and the artist’s conception of modem man in the theater of the absurd. Each lecture was followed by a play per¬ formed by the students themselves. The lectures provided the students with a basis for greater understanding and appreciation of the plays they saw. Indirectly, they were prepared to be a responsive and well-informed audience. The unit gave to the stu¬ dents a unique study of a fascinating art. ■ EVENTS 29 ENGLISH PLAYS □ Drama has to be acted to be fully understood. This year, the purpose of the Drama Unit was to give students an opportunity to see plays that were carefully selected to inform them of a particu¬ lar facet of drama. My Three Angels was not presented as an entire play. Certain scenes were shown along with comments from the director, which gave viewers a realistic look at a play in rehearsal. A new experience in theater was presented through Spoon River Anthology, a play which is poetry in dramatic form. Twelfth Night served as an introduction to Shakespeare for the underclassmen. For the upperclassmen, it was a study in the techniques and art of comedy. The Leader introduced Juniors and Seniors to a modern comedy in the theater of the absurd. Through the Drama Unit, English students became familiar with a wide range of dramatic forms. ■ 30 EVENTS Put people together, girls and boys . . . SOCK HOPS □ “Stop! Hey, what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s going ’round.” Tonight there is a sock hop and the gym is filled from comer to corner. They come to get together with friends, to dance, and to talk with that special someone. There is a band with a “boss sound,” sometimes a big-name group, sometimes a band from school. The scene is psychedelic. Girls wear the “total look,” matching everything from shoes to ribbons. Boys come in polka dot ties, flowered shirts and plaid pants. They’re “up, down, all around” and “drums keep pounding rhythm to the brain”. Big crowds, small groups, and couples form circles and snakes; they innovate and improvise. The gym is turned into a new world and “the beat goes on.” This year, Seniors have been given the privi¬ lege of a guest list which allows them to bring friends from other schools. ■ EVENTS 35 THE MUSICAL . . it all happened just like he said. The lights. And the flags and the colors. And the cymbals.” □ Involvement and professionalism made BNI’s production of Music Man a mas¬ terpiece of student ingenuity and co-operation. The cast and stage crew made the costumes and built the sets, sold tickets and promoted publicity. This year’s musi¬ cal, produced by Br. John and directed by Mr. Breckle, was the largest production ever put on at Noll. Members of the cast had to be taught to act, sing, dance, and play musical instruments. Terry Sherman played Professor Harold Hill, the confi¬ dent, smooth-talking swindler, who came to River City, Iowa and sold the popu¬ lace the idea that music would protect their sons from the evils of drink, pool and scarlet women. He organized a band even though he could not read a note or play an instrument himself. A rival salesman, however, exposes the swindle. Our hero is about to be tarred and feathered when Marion Paroo (Mary Lynn Kolas), with whom he had fallen in love, intercedes in his behalf and convinces the townspeople that he had brought happiness into their lives by introducing them to the world of music. ■ “Let each day be kissed with the glowing memory of ‘London’s Kiss of Mist.’ ” □ There are many things in the world that can spark a romantic flare and a combination of spring, flowers, arid London town is to be included among them. Prom night turned Noll into a London park in the glorious springtime. Strolling on a dimly lit bridge, looking into the water while holding his hand, dancing beneath the trees, and chatting with friends around a quiet table in a little pub—this was “London’s Kiss of Mist.” The Junior class was responsible for planning and organizing the prom. Mary Golonka and Terry Idu designed the rows of scenery. Kathy Peifer and Jim Fischer reigned as queen and king of the prom. A happy night, a special someone, tuxes, flowers and long dresses, a post prom party at the Dorchester Inn and a kiss was all that was necessary for an enchanted evening. ■ atlc I - za- a£a- a -cc a £aSt s ! u - “-f A - - JfrbcjL- AAA Z Z-- jZAXtSV Zrf cf - - y 6 -4 S IAALJL _ % vz ACTIVITIES f XAAA-rr r yt jLAU- L ' £ A 6 1 % n Zc 7 -2s a As£c . -zAZc Senior Week was, as Noreen La Mereso fittingly remarked in her valedictory [peech, “. . . a time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to Cc , . . . .” It was the end; it was the beginning. The theme of the Senior Dance, to Remember,” expressed the feeling of nostalgia as they recalled memories past four years together. Final exams, no more classes, commencement practice, caps and gowns, and empty lockers indicated that the seniors were about to begin a new phase of their lives apart from Bishop Noll. The final events of the week included the solemn concelebration of the Baccalaureate Mass, followed by the presentation of awards and scholarships. On Graduation Day, the graduates v marched into the fieldhouse accompanied by the faculty in their academic robes. With the distribution of diplomas at the commencement exercises, the activities of Senior Week came to a close. To the seniors, these four years would probably be not only “. . . a time to keep,” but also “a time to cast away.” ■ EVENTS 39 Cocky pra ys, “Who can I turn to if you turn away?” 40 EVENTS SUMMER □ BNI’s Summer Theatre presented The Roar of the Greasepaint- The Smell of the Crowd in Noll’s cafeteria. The Roar is an avant- THEATRE garde drama, the first ever presented in this area and Noll’s first summer production. The setting is a gameboard—the game of life. The characters represent mankind in all his aspects—triumphs and troubles. The conflict is between the “haves” and the “have nots.” Cocky (Terry Sherman) is a constant loser who plays the game with Sir (Phil Ponce) who wins all the time because he makes all the rules. When someone even more handicapped than Cocky wins a game, Cocky is encouraged to challenge the superi¬ ority of Sir’s position and he wins a game for the first time. Cocky and Sir begin to realize that neither one can succeed in life alone and they decide to work together to start a new game with new rules. An old idea of a stage in the round made The Roar much more real to the audience who sat only a few feet away. ■ Nancy Sidote Madge Timkovich Bob Engle Nancy Kosenka Tim Burkhardt Linda Sidote BUI Jordan Mary Beth Gainer Nancy Proctor Barb Spebar Sue Lobonc EUeen LaMere Dave Van Sant Ed Orlowski Gerry Knesek Marcia Wemtz Bruce Flusche Maggie Ispas MARQUETTE Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager Business Assistant Art Editor Photographic Editor Photographer Copy Editor Copy Assistant Copy Assistant Class Editor Class Assistant Class Assistant Sports Editor Sports Assistant Features Editor Index Editor Index Assistant Bob Engle Business Manager Seated; Maggie Ispas, Eileen LaMere, Nancy Proctor. Standing; Dave Van Sant, Marcia Werntz, Mary Beth Gainer, Bill Jordan. 42 ORGANIZATIONS Seated; Linda Sidote, Sue Lobonc, Nancy Kosenka. Standing; Ed Orlowski, Barb Spebar, Tim Burkhardt. Nancy Sidote Co-editor ORGANIZATIONS 43 PUBLICATIONS Long hours of work often bring feelings of accomplishment, sometimes only weariness. □ Students with a flair for journalism have several mediums of expression. The JourNoll provides a link between teachers and students with up-to-date news reporting and articles of general interest to everyone. A newspaper entails a tremendous amount of work and the staff usually stays late under the pressure of making deadlines for each issue. News Bureau writers Karen LaSota and Rich Bartoni send a weekly column to The Hammond Times. 1966 was the year of The Beginning the school’s first literary magazine. Aiming to give students an opportunity to see their creative writing in print and to establish a magazine of quality at Noll, it is a tribute to its staff, which has a desire to achieve and create. Bemie Madura is the editor under the guidance of Jack Nelson. ■ 44 ORGANIZATIONS Words must be worked over until they fit perfectly. ORGANIZATIONS 45 □ Establishing unity between students, administration, and fac¬ ulty is the purpose of the Student Council. Being the tool of communication within the school, each Student Council meeting of homeroom representatives, class officers, and Student Council officers becomes a “sounding board” to discuss difficulties and suggest possible solutions. The Student Council is in charge of designing the school calendar of events and activities. It schedules dances and activities sponsored by individual clubs or classes, and it directly sponsors Homecoming, Winter Dance, Field day, and class elections. With emphasis on the student, the officers made plans for a Human Relations Day, on which 500 students from area schools were able to discuss racial problems and prejudices. The Bishop Noll Civil Rights Committee is � . result of that day’s work. ■ Homeroom presidents must report accurately so that the whole school is informed of Student Council activities. STUDENT COUNCIL 46 ORGANIZATIONS Issues brought up in Student Council can be important, trivial, funny, or ORGANIZATIONS 47 QUILL SCROLL AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY □ Recognition for upperclassmen who combine scholastic achievement with leadership and service to Noll is achieved by membership in the National Honor Society. As the most selective club in the school, N.H.S. membership is the highest honor the school can bestow on a student. Each year, N.H.S. sponsors a book fair and talent show. A bookmobile brings to the students a selection of paperbacks suited to every taste. The variety of talent among the student body is spotlighted at the annual talent show. Early inductions this year gave Seniors the chance to be more active members. Quill and Scroll members have shown outstand¬ ing journalistic achievement on one of the school’s three publica¬ tions: JourNoll, Marquette, and The Beginning. An essay contest open to all interested Noll students is sponsored by this organiza¬ tion. ■ Planning a talent show, book fair and inductions are among N.H.S.’s busy schedule of activities. 48 ORGANIZATIONS NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE AND FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA □ Did you ever wonder if teaching is as simple as it looks, or if it is exciting or boring? The girls in the Future Teachers of America are getting a concrete idea of just exactly what a teacher has to do. They serve as teachers’ aides, have discussions, and listen to guest speakers. FTA members find it valuable to discuss the aims of teaching and to look into all the possibilities and opportunities that are open to a teacher, such as teaching the handicapped, or teaching in the Peace Corps. The members of the National Forensic League made a good showing at the speech and debate meets. Last year, the Seniors displayed outstanding ora¬ torical capabilities. Jim Procter was the state winner in the VFW Oratorical Contest and placed first in the sectional and regional meets. Jim Smith also won first place in the sectional and regional meets and second in the state in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. A1 LaReau was the state winner in the Rotary Club contest. Marnie Ramker was voted into the top ten in extempora¬ neous speech at the Purdue Congress and Mary Niemiec claimed a first in the regional in the humorous division. ■ ORGANIZATIONS 51 An urge to try that impossible problem is fulfilled . . . 52 ORGANIZATIONS MATH CLUB AND SCIENCE CLUB n Members of the Math Seminar get together for slide rule tour¬ neys, demonstrations, and lectures by guest speakers. It prepares students for scholarships and Saturday seminars offered by area colleges. Officers this year are president, Greg O’Drobinak; vice- president, Marcy Polak; secretary, Margit Beckman; and treas¬ urer, Mary Hawkins. The purpose of the Experimental Science Club is to improve scientific knowledge and to help members understand the importance of science in the modern world. The club provides help for any Nollite working on a project who needs equipment, aid, or references. The members are informed of new discoveries in science and they attend seminars at the Field Mu¬ seum and DePaul University. ■ ORGANIZATIONS 53 Happiness for a Freshman is having a Big Sister during mixed-up ordeals of Orientation Day. SEARCHERS, SIGMA KAPPA GAMMA, SINGING GROUP AND BIG SISTERS □ Junior and Senior Searchers meet weekly for Mass, “contact meetings,” and group reunions. The Search is intended to be an aid to teen-agers so that they gain a deeper understanding of Christian maturity in their lives. Writing welcoming letters to incoming freshmen, and helping them become easily acquainted with a new school and new students is the objective of the Big Sister program at Noll. A singing group of seven girls, directed by Mrs. Beil, meets weekly to practice singing modem, folk, and ballad songs. This talented group visits hospitals, orphanages, and performs at Noll’s annual talent show. Primarily a religious organ¬ ization, Sigma Kappa Gamma strives to develop in the Senior girls an awareness of their role as a Christian woman in the modem world. ■ 54 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 55 □ Local chapters of three national organizations were created so that the business student might be encouraged to seek opportuni¬ ties in the business world, The purpose of Future Secretaries of America is to interest junior and senior girls taking business courses in a career in the secretarial field. Executive secretaries from the area attend the meetings and help the girls obtain a better understanding of the potentials of a secretarial career. The National Business Honor Society is an organization which pro¬ motes scholarship as well as interest in business. Membership in the club provides a means of rating and placement for employ¬ ment while developing student leadership and professional atti¬ tudes. One of the newest clubs at Noll is the Future Business Leaders of America, replacing the former Business Education Club. This organization will attempt to strengthen the confidence of young adults in themselves and their work. ■ FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA, BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB AND BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY “We ought to bring that up at the next meeting. ORGANIZATIONS 57 ACOLYTES AND MISSION CLUB □ They take a‘ collection every week, carry on a correspondence with missionaries from all over the world, make up Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and organize and direct the Mardi Gras, one of the most involved events of the year. Noll’s Mission Club is a big and busy organization. The membership includes everyone in the school and size calls for organization. Two presidents and two treasurers serve along with two officers from each class. Homeroom representatives attend meetings and make reports. The club aims to make the people of the area and the school aware of the spiritual and material needs of the home and foreign missions. Another club with a great deal of responsibility is the Acolytes. The members serve daily Mass at St. Margaret Mary Church and assist at all the religious functions of the school. ■ Serving Mass is part of the everyday duty of an Acolyte. 58 ORGANIZATIONS AUDIO VISUAL AIDS AND ART CLUB Time, imagination—seeing is believing. □ Through the Audio-Visual Department, the classrooms, audio¬ visual rooms, and auditorium are supplied with instructional equipment. Mr. Thomas Biel supervises the distribution of movie projectors, transparent and opaque overhead projectors, movie screens, tape recorders, record players, and radios to both teachers and students. In the future, it is hoped that the Department will be organized into a club for interested students. Bishop Noll’s Art Club provides an opportunity for creative expression and develop¬ ment of individual talents in the fields of media and technique. Throughout the year, members work on various projects with clay, plaster, charcoal, and water paints. Sponsored by Mrs. Grace Kovach, the Art Club undertakes the responsibility of decorating the showcase and marquee for all the dramatic productions. The Art Club exhibits its own gallery of art at the yearly Mardi Gras festivities with actual demonstrations of various art techniques. The many gala Christmas decorations displayed throughout the school in December are also products of the ingenuity of the Art Club members. ■ m 60 ORGANIZATIONS Volunteer aides serve the faculty by delivering and servicing A.V. equipment. ORGANIZATIONS 61 MEDICAL SERVICE CAREERS □ Setting and clearing plates, serving meals, pouring coffee, and ushering at all school functions are the duties assigned to the 80 members of Noll’s Service Club. Membership in the club is selec¬ tive, based on scholarship and character. Services of the club are not restricted to Noll activities; members devoted their time to the two day teacher’s convention held at Noll in October. The objec¬ tive of the Medical Careers Club is to instill and nourish a lively interest in the health careers. Field trips to hospitals in the area introduce the members to the challenges and responsibilities of the medical profession; speakers specializing in certain areas of medi¬ cine are invited to talk to club members; and overnight stays at various universities and colleges enable the students to tour medi¬ cal and nursing schools. ■ CLUB AND CLUB Planning meetings and projects for the Medical Careers club takes time and imagination. ORGANIZATIONS Service club members work hard at one of the many dinners at Noll. ORGANIZATIONS 63 BAND AND CHORAL □ Choral groups can thrive on the enjoyment derived from their personal love of music and singing, but talent and time devoted to practice call for the reward of a good performance. The Nollaires, Noll’s performing group, sings at area and parish events. In the NISBOVA music contest they were awarded first place. The ad¬ vanced choral, or concert choral, is a large group of girls from all four classes that performs on request, particularly at Noll pro¬ grams. The mixed chorus is comprised of boys and girls from all classes. Sister Julien directs these talented groups. Edward De- Lorenzo directs the glee club, organized for the boys at Noll. Under the leadership of Michael Hennessy, the band plays at school programs and the small pep band is a welcome addition to games and pep rallies. Dance and show bands are directed by Ronald Buczek. ■ ORGANIZATIONS 65 SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB AND LATIN CLUB □ At the Latin Club’s Saturnalia banquet, ancient Rome came alive with chariot races, slaves, togas and laurel wreaths. The club presents displays and posters to show the use of Latin. Along with the other language clubs, it brought the New Colony Six to a sock hop. The Spanish Club’s aim is to increase interest in the language and to establish better relations between American Span¬ ish students and Spanish-speaking people interested in English. The main objective, this year, was to develop a program for send¬ ing a Spanish student from Noll to a Spanish speaking country. Thus, the club has geared all of its activities toward raising the necessary money to achieve this goal. By arranging visits to mu¬ seums and by sponsoring French plays, the French Club hopes to increase understanding of French culture and its effects on Ameri¬ can life. The Club is also planning a soiree, or party, to raise funds for a student exchange program with France. ■ Poster-filled bulletin boards show that the language clubs are busy. ORGANIZATIONS 67 Reserve cheerleaders capture the spirit of the crowd with their enthusiastic smiles. 68 ORGANIZATIONS □ Three clubs were created to instill and uphold school spirit, athletic enthusiasm, and good sportsmanship into the student body. Lettermen who have earned letters on the gridiron, court, diamond, and in the pool comprise the membership of the Mono¬ gram Club. These boys help lead cheers, monitor pep assemblies, and encourage the student body to support the athletic teams. Six varsity cheerleaders and three B-team cheerleaders promote school spirit and act as ambassadors for good relationships be¬ tween schools during all athletic events. These girls are selected by a panel of judges on ability and appearance. Being a cheerleader entitles a girl to attend a summer camp, where, along with cheer¬ leaders from other schools, old cheers are practiced and improved, and new cheers are invented. ■ MONOGRAM CLUB CHEERLEADERS AND BOOSTER CLUB ORGANIZATIONS 69 MONOGRAM CLUB CHEERLEADERS AND BOOSTER CLUB □ Booster Club members sing victory into the hearts of every Noll supporter with their fine showing at the regular season varsity basketball games and sectional tournaments. Originally, their schedule included only home basketball games, but they were such a success that transportation is now provided so they can attend most away games. The Yell Block follows the lead of the cheer¬ leaders, yet unique effects are achieved with their blue and gold vests, various letter formations, and swaying left and right. It is the remarkable precision with which they perform that makes the Booster Yell Block so exceptional. From the hearty reception received from both students and athletes, the Booster Yell Block has found that the way to the winning morale of a team is through the spirit of its supporters. ■ ORGANIZATIONS 71 CHESS CLUB AND RADIO CLUB □ Some of the diversity in the interests of Noll students is evi¬ dent in the Amateur Radio Club and the Chess Club. The Ama¬ teur Radio Club strives to have its members licensed as ham radio operators. Aided by their sponsor, Mr. Danielides and technical advisor, Br. Leo, the members are preparing themselves for a test in code practice and theory which will qualify them for a ham operator’s license. They hope to establish their own radio station within the school. The Chess Club demands skill, imagination, and alertness from its members. Besides being an enjoyable pastime, Chess also trains the mind to plan ahead and it encourages a spirit of competition. Fr. Mantel, the Chess Club sponsor, helps the members set up schedules for Chess tournaments within the school. This year, for the first time since its beginning, the Noll Chess Club will be involved in an inter-school Chess tournament, hoping to gain greater recognition for their skill in the Calumet region. ■ 72 ORGANIZATIONS With effort and determination, the Warriors are ready to fight. FOOTBALL □ Bishop Noll’s new coach, Bob Wilbur, and his staff of assistants: Dick Barry, George Wilson, and George Staurha, were faced with the- task of molding a young and inexperienced ball club into a seasoned squad that was committed to a sched¬ ule which included two of the state’s top 10 teams. The Warriors played a credita¬ ble and determined brand of football against both Hammond Morton and East Chicago Washington in spite of the fact that they lost both games. Against Whit¬ ing, Bishop Noll enjoyed a resounding victory, only to go down to defeat against Calumet Township by a score of 12-7. The Warriors rebounded the following week by trouncing Hammond Tech, 28-12. Their record for the season was 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Much of the team’s success was due to the ability of its fine co¬ captains: Tom Czechanski, Dennis Schiedt, and Harry Pilotto. Additional honors were bestowed on Bishop Noll when Tom Czechanski, Jerry Kovacik, and Jim Zavesky were selected as members of the Tri-City All Star Team. ■ 74 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL N f Hammond Morton Opponent 14 26 Hammond High 7 34 Clark 7 26 Griffith 19 13 E. C. Washington 14 7 Horace Mann 7 40 St. Francis de Sales 13 34 Whiting 13 7 Calumet 12 28 Hammond Tech 12 76 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 77 Dennis Scheldt lunges for extra yardage. 78 ATHLETICS During a pre-game warm-up the Warrior line takes off. ATHLETICS 79 □ Bishop Noll Warriors, under the direction of Head Coach, Bob Wilbur, ended a successful 6-3-1 football season by defeating Hammond Tech sou ndly by a score of 28-12. Bishop Noll lost to Hammond Morton, 14-7. However, the team came within seconds of tying their opponents, with a drive that ended on the 1 yard line as the final gun sounded. Following this disappointing loss, the Warriors went on to defeat the next three opponents before losing to the 5th ranked Washington Sena¬ tors, 14-13 in the Homecoming game. The team consistently displayed fortitude, desire, and ability during the football season. The running of Tom Czechanski and Dennis Scheidt highlighted the offensive attack and Harry Pilotto and Frank Theo¬ bald sparked the defensive action. The play of the Juniors and Sophomores indi¬ cates promise for the varsity next year. Coach Wilbur, states that a winning team demands the best in each player. Richmond High School has replaced St. Francis de Sales in next year’s schedule. The line-up of opponents precludes that the team must perform at least as good as this year if they expect to enjoy another winning season. ■ FOOTBALL □ B.N.I.’s Warriors concluded their basketball season with a BASKETBALL fairly respectable 8 wins and 9 losses. Successive losses to Hammond Tech, La Porte, and Morton had all of the earmarks of a poor season ahead. However, the Warriors quickly bounced back by defeating the defending Illinois State Champions, Thorn¬ ton of Harvey 61 to 57, only to fall victims once again to South Bend Washington and Chicago De La Salle. The Warriors pos¬ sessed a record of 1 win and 5 losses for the first half of the season. Coach Dermody stated that injuries and inexperience were the chief reasons for the team’s slow start. He also stated that he expected the team to improve considerably as the season pro¬ gressed. ■ Ken Burg, center on the Junior Varsity, jumps up for the rebound. ATHLETICS 81 BASKETBALL noll 66 Hammond Tech OPPONENT 73 69 La Porte 71 61 Hammond Morton 66 61 Thornton 57 58 South Bend Washington 66 45 De LaSalle 62 76 Holiday Tourney Hammond Clark 51 86 Hammond Tech 95 74 Tolleston 85 74 Calumet 55 83 Merriville 67 75 Hammond Gavit 71 89 Whiting 55 88 Gary Lew Wallace 73 62 Griffith 69 80 Francis de Sales 48 76 Gary Roosevelt 81 66 Crown Point 87 65 Highland 72 82 ATHLETICS □ In the Christmas Tournament the Warriors defeated Clark by BASKETBALL an impressive 76-51 score, only to lose once again to Hammond Tech 95-86. Another loss to Gary Tolleston followed. Suddenly, the Warriors came of age by defeating Calumet, Merrilville, Gavit, Whiting, and Gary Lew Wallace. The Warriors finished the season with a loss to Griffith, followed by a win over St. Francis De Sales, and finally a loss to highly touted Gary Roosevelt. Captain Tim Chiappini and Dale Dust will graduate. However, the future looks promising with a team built around guards Terry Quinn and Denny Henson, forwards Jim Madryk, Dave Adamczyk and Dave Knish, and board men Mike O’Meara, 6 ' 7 , Mike Magziarz, 6 ' 5 , and Stan Krol 6 ' 5 . ■ 84 ATHLETICS WRESTLING □ With a 7-5-1 record, the Wrestling Warriors finished the best season in the short history of the sport at Noll. One of the season’s highlights was the 33-11 victory over previously undefeated Mor¬ ton High School. Other notable victories included the Clark meet, 41-3, and the wins over Gary Tolleston, 37-12, and Hammond Tech, 38-8. Topping the season, the Warriors were crowned Sec ¬ tional Champs in competition with eleven other schools. In the sectionals seven matmen placed either first, second, or third: Joe Sutka took second, Chuck Kurella, first, Bob Murauwski, second, Larry Cummings, third, Mark Sargent, third, Ray Laska, second, and Keith Kremer, second. In the regionals Chuck Kurella took second. Remaining weight classes were filled by seniors, Greg Furman, Frank Kowalski, Pat Dixon, and Frank Lowery. ■ Frank Kowalski, in the referee’s position, gets set for the breakdown. 86 ATHLETICS SWIMMING □ The Warrior swim team has gained respect throughout the state. This year on their way to posting a 9 win 6 loss record the Warriors broke previous school records. Paul Austgen changed the record board in the Individual Medley covering the meter course in 2:51.3. Steve Drozda, distance man, set a 5:06.8 standard for 400 meters freestyle. The swimmers capped their season finishing third in the Griffith sectional. In doing so, they picked up 18 ribbons, and state berths in three events. Rich Ramker went on to pick up Noll’s first point and medal in state championship swim¬ ming. Filling out the remainder of the varsity rooster were stand¬ out seniors: Mel Justak, Mark Lefore in breaststroke, A1 Kozlow- ski, Glenn Miller, Tom Witt in freestyle, and butterflyers, Danny Santiago and Rich Simaga. Through the continued leadership and fine coaching of Mr. Gary Lutker, the Warrior Tankmen look great for ’68. ■ 88 ATHLETICS John Kieras should lead the ' 67 golf squad to another Hammond City Crown. 90 ATHLETICS Rusty Kochis lost medalist honors by one stroke. □ In 1966, the golf team had an enviable record of 16 wins out of a total of 22 matches. Under the guidance and direction of Karl Huffine, the squad showed that they had the ability to overcome some of the more competitive teams in the region. The final team veterans were Rusty Kochis, Don Cvitkovich, Ken Cook, and Wally Tatara. Although James Hanson played with the team only one year, he proved himself to be a valuable asset. Rusty Kochis lost a chance to receive a medal in the Hammond City Tournament when he lost to his opponent by one stroke. For the second time in the history of golf at Noll, the team won the Hammond City Golf Championship. Frank Sullivan will be the new golf coach for the ’67 season. John Kieras, a junior, received a medal in the Hammond Times Junior Tournament during the summer of 1966 and should prove to be the leader of the ’67 linksmen. ■ GOLF ATHLETICS 91 □ With a respectable record of 14 wins and 7 losses, the Varsity Baseball team ended the season in the “well-played” bracket for 1966. Under the guidance of Robert Bradtke, varsity coach, and Dave Talabay, reserve coach, the team played together as one to eliminate some of the “better” teams in the area. Some of the highlights of the season were: Tom Czechanski’s one hitter against Thorton Fractional North, John Luberda’s home run against St. Francis de Sales in the bottom of the 7th to break a 2-2 deadlock, Jeff Swedran’s one-hitter against Providence High, and John Govert’s 10 inning no-hitter against Hammond High. Outstanding team players were: Tom Czechanski, pitcher and two year letter winner, Tom Janovsky, first baseman, and Tim Chiappini, third baseman. The nucleus of the ’67 team will be built around veter¬ ans Dan Quinn, outfielder, Terry Quinn, catcher, John Racich, pitcher, and Walter Verbish, catcher. ■ BASEBALL Baseball players engage in pre¬ game batting practice. 92 ATHLETICS ATHLETICS 93 Practice is held under Bob Bradtke’s watchful eye. TRACK Practicing their timing on the low hurdles are Les Wolf, Mark Furman and Ron Wojno. Furman and Steve Kowal break out of the starting blocks. □ Led by junior miler Terry Glogowski, senior half-miler Bill Liesch, and senior 440’er Mark Furman, the Tracksters combined an indoor-outdoor season record of 15 wins and 7 losses. Sprinters Larry Grambo, Chuck Schafer and Tom Adamczyk sparkled. Rich Sobolewski and Jeff Ranta put the shot. Two Noll track records were broken. Terry Glogowski set a mile record of 4:31:2. Rich Sobolewski flung the shot 53 feet even. The Noll men did well in relays, garnering fourth in the Andrean relays, fourth in the Hobart relays, first in the Clark freshman-sophomore relays, and second in the Hammond City relays. ’67 appears to be a track year for Noll. While the team seems to be weak in the field events, they should be strong in the running and relay events. Bill Archer, Rich Furjanic, Bob Wilbur and Dennis Biscan coach the Track¬ men. ■ 94 ATHLETICS □ Bishop Noll has the distinction of being the first school in the Calumet area to field a soccer team. Most of the activity was centered around exhibition games. A temporary soccer field was laid out parallel to building A and the fieldhouse parking lot. Coach, George Constantopoulos, stated that he was favorably im¬ pressed with the performance of the novice squad. Future plans include inter-school competition. Coach, Bill Archer, arranged a meet with every cross country team he could fit on the Noll sched¬ ule. The team finished the season with a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. Some of the more noteworthy team accomplishments were: a first in the freshman city meet, second in the frosh-soph Tri-Cky meet, and a third in the Andrean Invitational. A school record for the two mile run was broken by junior, Terry Glogowski at 9:55. Young Dick Meisterling, Don Savage, and Jim Haney will run the route for Noll in ’67 and should improve our showing. ■ CROSS COUNTRY AND SOCCER ATHLETICS 97 □ Members of Bishop Noll Institute’s Religion Department have RELIGION taken steps to help their students to bridge the gap between reli¬ gion and life. Religion students probe into many of today’s vital and interesting issues that affect the country, and try to arrive at a Christian viewpoint toward these problems and events. Teachers discuss changes in the liturgy and other innovations with their students to keep them well informed and up-to-date on the current affairs of the modern Church. Various questions concerning mod¬ em Christian life and teen problems are investigated during reli¬ gion class. The students hold frank and open discussions on topics such as: morality, dating, sin, and knowledge of oneself. The classroom activities are designed to motivate students to become personally involved in their religion insofar as it pertains to inter¬ action in society. ■ Religion students represent their lives in a collage. CURRICULUM 99 ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE □ Noll’s English Department aims to enrich the student’s knowl¬ edge gained in the classroom. More speech electives have been added to the curriculum this year. For the second year, the De¬ partment will sponsor a Drama Festival. Students are given an opportunity to participate in dramatic productions as members of the cast or crew, and as student directors. Lectures accompany the plays which explain various types of drama and techniques of the theater. A circulating paperback library helps the students’ study of the novel and encourages them to read. This year, the Depart¬ ment plans to initiate a film study program. In the Spanish and French Departments, grammar is emphasized the first year and the ability to converse in the language is the goal for the second year. Textbook lessons are supplemented by the use of the lan¬ guage labs. ■ Seniors break up into independent study groups in Mr. Nelson ' s English class. CURRICULUM 101 SOCIAL SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE □ United States history, world history, economics, modem European history, government, sociology and geography are the subjects taught at Noll under the Social Studies Department. The nineteen teachers in this department supplement the regular text¬ book lessons and classroom discussions by presenting the students with films dealing with topics being discussed, and by obtaining outside speakers from the area. Each year, the department strives to: make the students aware of the political and social situations, as they really are, in their own particular region; help the students understand the present social and economic issues; make the stu¬ dents conscious of their responsibilities to the people and their needs, in their own area; and help the students to think independ¬ ently. These aims are aptly summed up by Sr. Maria, the head of the Department, who said that the main objective of the social studies courses is to help the student to “understand not only the nation, but the world.” ■ Students develop an ability to discuss world problems intelligently. 102 CURRICULUM Social knowledge of the past and present leads to personal insight. CURRICULUM 103 Men and Nations A World j History WITH 1944 SUPPLEMENT 104 CURRICULUM Filing, typing, adding, writing . . . □ Extensive training for a good position in the modem business world is given to Bishop Noll’s students through the Business Ed¬ ucation Department. By offering the girls courses such as typing, Shorthand I and II, bookkeeping, and record keeping. The depart¬ ment hopes to promote understanding of the business needs of today, and to train better secretaries. Not only do the boys take valuable training in areas such as business mathematics, business law, and salesmanship, but they also have the opportunity to in¬ vest in inexpensive stocks and thus gain first-hand business experi¬ ence. Sister Ivan, the head of the Business Education Department, provides her students with the opportunity to further their insight into modern business techniques. The students print up the daily attendance bulletin and make tapes and ditto copies of material for teachers. Thus, service is an important part of the business students’ regular classes. ■ BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM 105 Art study stimulates imagination and allows experimentation with ability. 106 CURRICULUM □ Advanced choral and music appreciation are offered at Noll through the Music Department. Students in the chorus develop their voices by singing a variety of songs in several parts. Through music appreciation the students gain an insight into the history of music, and a better understanding of musical composers and their masterpieces. The band provides an opportunity for talented Nol- lites to exhibit their musical ability as each member gains knowl¬ edge of musical techniques and composition. This year, band is a part of the school curriculum. Art appreciation courses introduce students to the development of art from ancient to modern times. In studio art the students have an opportunity for practical appli¬ cation of their creative expression. ■ of ' J ' 10 oQ CURRICULUM 107 INDUSTRIAL AND □ Bishop Noll provides education in industrial arts through its mechanical drawing courses. Mechanical drawing is the graphic HOME ARTS representation of an object or anything that can be built. There¬ fore, training in this art provides a good basis for all engineering courses and it is vital in occupations such as plumbing and archi¬ tecture. Training in mechanical drawing includes teaching the stu¬ dent to draw objects perspectively in various positions, measuring lines and angles accurately. The students also learn many types of lettering, which helps them to gain better control of their hands. Cooking and sewing are the home arts courses offered by B.N.I. These subjects provide an excellent preparation for modern do¬ mestic life. In the foods preparation classes the students learn how to plan, prepare, and serve breakfasts, dinners, and luncheons. Students in the sewing classes first learn to make simple things such as place mats and aprons. Later, through the use of patterns, they create dresses, blouses, and even evening gowns. ■ Industrial and Home Arts courses prepare students for profitable careers. L 108 CURRICULUM Modern machines and methods make sewing not only creative but practical. CURRICULUM 109 Working out on parallel bars and tumbling on mats helps to strengthen muscles and to develop coordination. CURRICULUM 1 1 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION □ Helping all students to attain a higher degree of fitness has been the objective of the Physical Education Department this year. The instructors choose exercises that will, if they are faith¬ fully and regularly performed, help the student to become more agile. Swimming is a must for a good physical education program. The students are divided, according to swimming groups. Each group then swims for a six weeks period, which allows enough time for the necessary instructions to be given. In the gym classes, students perform the regular calisthenics and participate in a gymnastic program. Participation in sports such as baseball, bas¬ ketball, and kickball is also part of the gym curriculum. All phases of the physical education program help to prepare the students for a healthy and more active life. ■ MATHEMATICS □ By offering a wide variety of courses and projects. Bishop Noll’s Mathematics Department aims to provide its students with a good Mathematical background. Each year, the Math Depart¬ ment sponsors the Eighth Grade Math Tournament. To enrich the students’ understanding of their regular lessons, the Department employs a number of useful aids. Plastic models make it easier and much more interesting to learn three-dimensional geometry. Overhead projectors lend new meaning and clarity to the teachers’ explanations, and they have also replaced the blackboard as a means for the students’ expression and demonstrations. Students may now refer to a new and excellent set of reference books for outside help or to satisfy an inquiring mind. To further under¬ standing and interest during the year, there are clubs such as the Sophomore Seminar, and in the summer, a fascinating Mathemat¬ ics workshop. ■ 69 ♦ ft Demonstrating a problem on the board helps to clarify problem solving for math students. 1 12 CURRICULUM □ Some striking changes in the Biology labs have been made this yea r. Biology is the study of life and this year living things were brought into the classroom. Cultures of microscopic life were pre¬ sent throughout the “living labs” along with a menagerie of ani¬ mals. This permitted the students to enjoy such biological com¬ pany as white rats, paramecium, rabbits, and even Venus fly¬ traps. This year there has been a greater opportunity for individ¬ ual student experimentation with original experiments performed and devised by the students themselves. Thus, the emphasis was on helping the students to think, act, and react scientifically. Chemistry and Physics are the more advanced Science courses offered to Bishop Noll’s upperclassmen. A series of about thirteen films, presented to the Chemistry students, supplemented the regu¬ lar textbook lessons. Entries made by Noll’s students in the Pur¬ due Science Fair exemplified their acute interest in science studies. New lab equipment in both the Chemistry and Physics Depart¬ ments, lent a deeper understanding to these courses, which are the bases of medical and engineering careers. ■ Learning lab techniques gives students added insight into scientific methods. CURRICULUM 115 Marty Kuharic led the class of ’67 as the president. 1 16 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Kathy Szrom held the office of secretary-treasurer in ’67’s team of officers. 8m GRADUATE OFFICERS □ They remember themselves as bewildered Freshmen in laby¬ rinthine corridors with newly built stairways taped off, buying books and elevator passes, among all the strangers they know so well now. As Sophomores they were more confident and more interested. They remember, as Juniors, the new responsibilities of decorating for Homecoming and Prom, a whirl of activities, plays, and a successful caroling party. This class will never forget the student council elections nor Br. Leonard’s letter to the editor. The Seniors remember unity day, Homecoming, the snowstorm, Prom, and Senior class play, Twelfth Night and Bernie’s pants, the last games, and teachers who made a difference. All mixed up with future dreams, college, jobs, tests, and interviews are thoughts of friends, Civil Rights, Vietnam, the draft, the love of another, and the search for God. ■ One of Pat Krizman’s most important activities was the vice presidency of the senior class. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 117 GRADUATES Lorraine Ablazej Susan Adamczyk Georgia Adams Thomas Adams James Allegret Marie Alvarez Jerome Ameoro Susan Andersen Dennis Androskaut Christine Anoil Richard Bacevicius Stephen Backe 1 1 8 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Madeline Bacon Janice Badar Thomas Bajo Linda Balka Randall Balia Veronica Balog Charles Baran Joseph Barbush Thomas Barclay GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 1 19 David Barker Joyce Barriga Richard Bartoni William Basinski Walter Bator Dolores Bazan GRADUATES Casual sweaters were the popular look tor sports activities and dances. These two in chartreuse and aqua, and orange and yellow are modeled by Karen Johnson and Barbara Janovsky. 120 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN John Bazarko Christine Bebenek Frank Becerra Terry Belanger Jill Berger Daniel Bertagnolli Linda Bertagnolli Samuel Bianchi Ellen Biederstadt Terri Bigheart Nicholas Biscan Susan Biscuso Michael Blastic Robert Bodak John Bolla Roberta Bondi Ronald Bondi Laura Boss Mary Bossinger Terrence Bowers GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 121 GRADUATES Gregory Boyan Janet Boyle Judith Brandt Olga Breski Richard Brinkman Harold Brown Elmer Bujtor Janice Burke John Burns Susan Butorac Martin Byrne Bernadette Cardona 122 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Deborah Chabe Margaret Chamberlain John Chappey Suellen Cherbak Timothy Chiappini James Chovanec Theresa Chovanec John Cisar Michael Clipka Robert Conway Linda Cort Diane Cote Richard Cotter Carol Courtright Lawrence Cummings GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 123 William Curosh Joan Czachorski Christine Czapla Mary Czapla Stanley Czarnik Thomas Czechanski Carolyn Cziperle Charles Dailey Kathleen Daly Danny Dandurand Patricia Davey Mary Davis Karen Deiotte Bruce Delgado Karen Demkovich Diane Derdula Thomas Dimos Patrick Dixon Ronald Dobosz Gregory Dobrowolski Aik 124 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES Benchwarmers in burgundy or navy and cord coats with knit collars were popular as outer wear among the boys. Dan Rapacz is wearing the benchwarmer and his good friend Steve Backe is in the corduroy. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 125 GRADUATES Thomas Domasica David Dombrowski Roberto Dominguez William Drach Joanne Dubec Dale Dust Andrea Dybel Dennis Dybel Paulette Dybel Jeffery Dywan Sharon Eads Thomas Egan 126 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Frances Engel Robert Engle Charles Englert Anthony Engleton Elizabeth Erskine Linda Esparsa Marilyn Farabaugh Robert Farcus Mark Feeney Terrence Felus Cecilia Filas Karen Fisher Sharon Fitzpatrick Barbara Flaherty Scott Fleming GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 127 Crocheted over-the-knee socks, ribbed sweaters, and penny-loafers go almost anywhere together. Kathy Maicher and Ellen Biederstadt are in. 128 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES Lourdes Flores Paul Fotia Michael Frain Carol Franczyk Kathleen Franich Rita Frankiewicz Gregory Furman Mark Furman Kenneth Furto Mary Gainer Mark Gallagher William Gallagher Joseph Garza Theresa Garza Kent Gerdes Ellen Ginther Virginia Givens Timothy Glinski Sandra Godinez Cynthia Golan GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 129 GRADUATES Gregory Golonka Mary Golonka John Gomez Robert Gomez Bridget Gonsiorowski Marjorie Gora Patrick Gornal Linda Grabos Daniel Graly Mary Grandys Michael Graziano Frank Grcevich 130 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Michael Greenya Stephen Grenchik Bonita Grimmer Gregory Grudzien James Grutsch Thomas Guest Linda Grzybowski Sandra Haager Lynn Hackley Gerald Hanas William Hanchar Daniel Hasbach Edward Hayes David Heacock Barbara Heiberger GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 131 Frances Hepner Thomas Hill Linda Hitzeman James Hoelzel Ann Hohner James Holicky Deborah Holland Karen Holland Robert Homrich Pauline Hong Thompson Horde Karen Horvatich James Hosbrough Joyce Howard Richard Howell Cynthia Hreha Laura Hrindak Joseph Hritz Joelene Hruskocy Michael Hurley 132 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 133 GRADUATES Joanne Huseman Lynenette Huseman Mary Huwig Cornell Idu Edward Igras William Jagadich Barbara Janovsky Janet Janovsky Thomas Janovsky Vicky Janowski Margaret Jansky Jacqueline Jazak 134 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Monica Jeka Kathleen Jergens George Jimenez Barbara Johnson Karen Johnson Judith Jones Mary Jones Rosemary Jurbala Mel Justak Patrick Kalich Mary Kalies Nora Kammer Loretta Kandalec Kathryn Karp Betty Ann Keckich GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 135 Cynthia Kelley Jeannette Kerekes Mary Kerr Diane Kiepura Edward Kincius Michael King Janet Klapak Thomas Kleine Stanley Klisiak Susan Klisiak John Klochan Terry Klosky Donna Knesek Michael Knoerzer Suellen Kochis Thomas Kochis Mary Ann Konopasek Timothy Koontz Linda Kors Edward Kosior GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 137 GRADUATES Adrianne Koslow George Koszis John Kotynski Doreen Kovach Margaret Kovach Mary Koval Steven Kowal Frank Kowalski Alex Kozlowski John Kozlowski Thomas Kozlowski Thomas P. Kozlowski 138 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Keith Kremer Patricia Krizman Karl Krizmanic Nicholas Krizmanic Richard Kubacki Myra Kugler Martin Kuharich Mary Ann Kull Diane Kuplic Charles Kurella Kathryn Kurzeja Michael Lang Joseph Lapinskas Raymond Laska Karen LaSota GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 139 Janice Latnation Judith Latnation Linda Lech Mark Lefor James Legg Michael Lemick Jeffrey Lentz John Lesar Charlotte Leslie William Leisch Barbara Lietzan Yvonne Linders William Listen Susan Lobonc John Locke Bruce Locktu Janet Long Becky Longhauser Marie Lopez Francis Lowry 140 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES Casual coats such as Bill Schulak ' s CPO coat in navy and Dan Selvaggi’s sheepskin lined suede jacket in olive found much appeal among the boys. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 141 GRADUATES Georgann Lozinski James Lubek Edward Luce Francis Lugar Richard Luster Ernest Macielewicz Bernard Madura Catalina Magana Mary Magana Collen Maglish Kathleen Maicher Marilou Majchrowicz 142 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Richard Mantel Jeffrey March ina John Marciniak John Mardos Renee Marinelli Terrence Markby James Marshall Joann Martin Florentino Martinez Rosemary Matusik Teresa Matusik Mark Mazrimas GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 143 For Saturday’s play practice or work on the Mardi Gras, the wear of Kent Gerdes and Mary Golonka couldn’t be beaten. 144 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Theresa McCabe Daniel McCann Bernard McCanna Sharon McCluskey Linda McCormick William McCullum Mary McMahon Harold Meeker Joseph Meltzer Carol Meyer Elizabeth Mezydlo Gerald Allan Michalak Gerald Anthony Michalak William Michalak Joseph Michielsen Linda Mielenz Mary Mihalich Veronica Mihalo Glenn Miller Richard Miller GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 145 GRADUATES Robert Miller Timothy Miller Lawrence Minchuk Gregory Mitchell Joanne Miterko Richard Mlynarski Said Mohammed Joseph Mojzik David Moldraski Louis Monik Kathleen Moran James Moran 146 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Michael Moricz Theresa Morris William Moylan Robert Mravinac Karen Mucha Kathleen Mulnern Robert Murawski Kathleen Murphy Lawrence Muszynski Michael Mysliwiec Michael Mysliwy Nancy Napiwocki Janice Natonski Ernestina Nava Catherine Negovetich GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 147 Carol Nemcevic Dennis Nolan Victoria Nondorf Karen Nowinski Ruth Nowosinski Patricia O’Brien Mary O’Connor James O’Donnell Joseph O’Keefe Richard Ole Rosemary Oliver Deena Olivoto Charlotte Olson Robert Onohan Lorraine Oslawski Kathleen Ossanna Theodore Ostaszewski Jeffrey Ostrowski Margaret Paczkowski Mary Pagliero 148 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES Ponchos are “the thing” for something different and colorful on a bleak winter day. Mary Parker wore a cheerful plaid and Judy Jones kept warm in brown suede. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 149 GRADUATES Vincent Papa Nathaniel Pappalardo Thomas Pappas Barry Parcell Douglas Parker Mary Parker Rose Parker Thomas Parsanko Andrew Pasztor James Paul Philip Paul Nancy Payer 150 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Charles Payne Pamela Peifer Terrence Pelczar Gloria Pera Judd Perko Dennis Perz Edmund Perz Robert Petro Robert Petroskey Susanne Peyrot Thomas Pictor James Pieniazek Susan Pihulic Harold Pilotto Donna Pisowicz GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 151 Originality in boys’ clothes is shown by Ron Dobosz in his olive and turquoise terry-cloth jacket and by Chuck Siwy in his multicolored “mod” shirt and Hush Puppy boots. 152 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Martin Plisky Delphine Pluta Mary Pociask Ronald Polak Felipe Ponce Maria Ponce La Verne Porsche Steven Posavec James Potesta Mary Prochazka Alita Proll Barbara Protolipac Linda Pruvenok Cheryl Pruznak Thomas Pucalik Joseph Radice Linda Rak Cheryl Raman Richard Ramker Alvin Randall GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 153 GRADUATES Jeffrey Ranta Daniel Rapacz Michael Rapchak Viola Raskosky Frank Rechlicz Catherine Reilly Deana Reiplinger Maureen Riordan Deborah Rodriguez Rosary Rodriguez Rosemary Rodriguez Cynthia Rogala 154 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Bernadette Rokita James Romanak Louis Rosellini Susan Rovai Thomas Rucinski David Rudczinski Richard Rueth Marilyn Rybarczyk William Sadler Kevin Salmon Rose Sanchez Mark Sargent Deborah Sawyer Kathleen Schaeffer Mary Ann Schaeffer GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 155 Charles Scheldt Dennis Scheldt Sharon Scheuerman Mark Schloer Gerald Schmidt William Schulak Charles Schultz James Schuster Thomas Schweisthal David Schweitzer Dennis Scott Maureen Scott Mark Searcy Daniel Selvaggi Ronald Sepiol Barbara Seremet Ruth Seroczynski Bernadine Shakes Peter Sharpe Frances Shulock 156 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES Linda Cort’s silver lame “after five” dress with glittering silver shoes, hose, and gloves makes the perfect outfit. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 157 GRADUATES Nancy Sidote Robert Sikora Marlene Silvola Richard Simaga Mary Simon Linda Sinks Michael Siorek Charles Siwy Ronald Smolen Nanci Smoljan Robert Smoltz Edward Sobolewski 158 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Paul Sobota Susan Socha Nancy Spejewski Karen Sperka Joseph Spudic Phyllis Spudic Barbara Stacy Michael Stancik Cheryl Stanek Sharon Stark Louise Stemp Mary Stevenson Ann Stocki Lucille Stok Priscilla Stolarz GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 159 Ellen Stribiak Ben Stur Jeffrey Stur Jeffrey Suchak Lawrence Sufak Joseph Sukta Mary Sullivan Jeffrey Swedran Walter Swentko Madeline Swentzel Linda Szeman David Szrom Kathleen Szrom Sharon Tabaczynski Nancy Talabay Tami Tamburo John Tandarich Carol Taylor George Taylor Francis Theobald GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 161 GRADUATES Constance Thiel Ruth Thiel Charles Thomas Richard Thomson Richard Thorgren Patrick Tilka Magdaline Timkovich Edward Tomczak Wayne Tomczak Donna Tomko John Toporek Michael Torok 162 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Mark Toth Joseph Trembczynski Carol Trinkle Theodore Trock Paul Tworkowski Linda Urbanek Birute Vailionis Cynthia Valko Kathleen Vander Heyden James Vargo Shirley Vega Mark Vlasek Jill Vrilk Susan Wachel James Waechter GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 163 Ronald Walro Kathleen Walters Eugene Watroba Dana Watson Edward Wawrzyszuk Lou Weber Robert Wells Carolyn White Michael Wieser Cynthia Wilczynski Daniel Wilk Steve Wilson Patricia Wine Patricia A. Witczak Patricia M. Witczak Thomas Witt Mark Wleklinski Eileen Wojciechowski Gregory Wojciechowski Edward Wojcik 164 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN GRADUATES When the sun goes in, Linda Malik comes out in her vinyl raincoat of fire-engine red and mellow yellow. GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 165 GRADUATES John Wojcik Timothy Wojcinski Diane Wojdyla Ronald Wojno Leslie Wolf Florence Wright Margaret Wozniak Lawrence Wrona Thomas Wunder Randall Yablonowski John York Christine Zak 166 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Robert Zatlokowicz Daniel Zawada Diane Zawada Richard Zawada Hollis Zelesky Susan Ziemkiewicz Karen Zurawski Karen Zych SENIORS WHO CHOSE NOT TO APPEAR WITH THEIR CLASS Anna Babinicz Thomas Bruzan Karen Gobek Maria Gomez Rose Gonzalez Christine Janicki John Kravetz Roman Trembczynski Ronald Krupinski Diana Martinez Philip Mazur Jay Means Anthony Mierwa Dominic Palma John Santiago GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 167 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS Junior class treasurer, Roger Gerdes. Sophomore class treasurer, Bruce Flusche. 168 UNDERCLASSMEN Rich Gajda, junior class vice-president. Tom Doyle, vice-president of the freshman class. Carol Broviak, treasurer of the freshman class. Bob Niemiec, vice-president of the sophomore class. Ginger Markby, sophomore class secretary. Freshman class secretary, Ralph Fornari. - UNDERCLASSMEN 169 Donald Camp Lawrence Carlsson Kim Carollo Maureen Carroll Marie Cavallo Mary Beth Cera James Chess Sherry Chlupacek Gerald Choss Janice Chruby Thaddeus Ciastko Casey Cichy Terrance Cieplucha Joyce Cieslak James Cisar Thomas Cisar Marie Ciszczon Daniel Ciucki Richard Clawson Colleen Clifton John Cloghessy Melanie Cloghessy Philip Colella Santo Collura Michael Condry James Connolly Bernadette Corrigan George Courtis Gail Courtwright Kathleen Crist Carole Csicsko Tony Curiel Paul Czajkowski Frank Czapala Susan Czapala Thomas Czapala William Czarnecki Josie Czerny Mary Czerwinski William Czerwinski Barbara Dado William Dahlkamp James Daisy Esther Danko Catherine Dankovis Janice Day Jeanne Debold Margaret Defabio Theresa Deluise Roger Detzner Carmen Diaz Judith Dietrich Michael Dlugokecki Michael Dockendorf Paul Doherty Diane Dorcik John Dolatowski William Dorin Susan Dosen Kathleen Dubiel Michele Dubose Mary Dudash Margaret Dufon Joseph Dunajeski Carol Duracz Mary Duray Rosemary Dwardy Marcia Dybel Carl Dywan Diane Dziadowicz William Eaton Stephen Echterling George Eder Thomas Egnatz f ft 9 ? � f $ f ? f i f f ?? f f f § f f fi f 9 f f ? c -j) 6 H f ? $ $ f $ f ? $ £ 9 T i i GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 171 f ft f M A fjj} 0 n if A f i 6 h a a P 9 r a K ? T f 7 ? 7 V ft 9 ? n T w 4 m ? a a ft f a ? f f f % a if 7 1 ft 4 $ f -j a 4 ? 9 if John Heiser Thomas Hemann Janis Henkhaus Dennis Henson Albert Hill Leslie Hisey Harold Hoffman Betty Hong Robert Howard Paulette Hoycus Paula Hric Cindy Huber Thomas Hunt Michael Hussey Mary Hyland Carol Idu Julia Ince Helen Jakubczyk Judith Jaksich Michael Jakubczyk Carolyn Jancosek Ronald Janulis Stanley Jayjack Sharon Jennings Wilnetta Jergens Joseph Jezuit Marie Jones Michael Jones John Joppek Michael Jovanovic Patricia Kahl Margaret Kaleta Edward Kallas Dennis Kann Robert Kanocz Diane Kapalka Geraldine Kasarda Mary Lou Keilman Colleen Kelly Kathleen Kelly Mildred Kennedy John Kieras Karen King Carolyn Kish Alice Kmiecik Barbara Kmiecik Rosemary Knight Geoffrey Knoerzer Michael Kolar Mary Lynn Kolas Edward Kolb Anthony Kolodziej Mary Ann Kolodziej Joyce Konke Lisa Konkoly Michael Konkoly Martin Kopp Mirella Korac Mary Korczyk Patricia Korem Patricia Kors Susan Koscielniak Denise Koslow Jerome Kovacik Irene Kozare Janice Kozlowski Susan Kozlowski Timothy Kozlowski Stephen Krasowski Robert Krol Stanley Krol Norbert Kronland GRADUATES UNDERCLAS SMEN 173 CLASS OF 68 f 9 © f 9 f 4 © T A t A f © f a $ n r T n f 7 © T t 3 l A 9 f ? i ip f T 9 I f f f O 9 I m T 9? f ? 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GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 175 Mary Potraza Ronald Povlock Margaret Poxon Bernadean Printke Nancy Procter Joseph Progar Robert Prohaska Reginald Pudlow Lee Purcell Mary Quinn Terry Quinn CLASS OF ’68 John Racich David Rahn Philip Raila Walter Rapacz Beth Ready Donald Reichert Mary Reilly Karen Renick Joseph Rhyne James Riebe John Rizzuto Thomas Roach Martha Rodriguez Irma Rosario Jane Rosenberg Kathy Rouse David Rudisel Connie Ruiz Yolando Ruiz Patricia Runko Carl Rutkowski John Rutkowski Paulette Ruzycki Rita Rys Ronald Sabo Julianne Sabovich Deborah Saczawa Janet Sanders Claudia Sandor Nilcza Santiago Benny Santori Michael Sargent James Sarnecki George Sarver William Savageau Thomas Savin Karen Schaeffer Karole Schafer Donald Schmidt Peter Schmidt Nancy Schultz Mark Schutz James Sciackitano Peter Scurtu Donald Sebestyen John Secviar James Segneri Nancy Seifert Carolyne Semchuck Yvonne Seremet Dennis Shaw Carol Shreve Mary Siekierski Ronald Sierkoski Janeace Simaga Fred Siminski Rosanne Skawinski Joseph Skozen Witold Skwierczynski Mary Smolen Carolyn Solczak Harriet Sosnowski Charles Sovich 9 f ? ? f ' f ft 9 f A f a f f 9 9 C f % n 7 f a f H f $ M? f Q Q f 176 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN James Sow a Jeanette Spak Catherine Spisak H 9 f $ 9 f d I H f 9 a f 9 9 mff f a ? a H f f 1? 9 ? f f 90 p f qt Mary Stack Ferdinand Stamate Nicholas Stamate Lorraine Standerski Mary Alice Stangel Charles Stanukinas Patricia Stark Casimer Stawicki Christine Stockus Raymond Stofcik Thomas Stofcik Joellen Stoffregen Janice Stoich David Straker Michelle Sura Naudeen Susoreny Lynn Svitko Judy Svoboda Doris Swantek Elaine Szafranski Richard Szary Francis Szczepanski Larry Szot Louis Takacs Ruth Talley Rosemarie Tatkowski Barbara Templeton Joyce Thomas Lynda Tilka James Tipfer Dennis Tokarz Leonard Tokarz Robert Tokarz Gregory Toma Georgeann Tonkovich Patricia Toppin Gayle Torok Barbara Toth Frank Toth Allan Tracy Timothy Trela Donna Trgovich Jj. f 4 f f f f f 0 f M k 9 f ff $$ f Walter Trocha Michael Turico David Tutacko Tom Tyrrell Michael Vahey Brenda VanderMay David VanSant David Vazquez Denise Vega Marlon Veldkamp Walter Verbish Walter Voica Debra Volk John Volkmann Donna Vrbanich Terrence Vuksanovic Carol Wagner Linda Wagner Candice Wahl Tamara Walborn Ruth Wasieleski Therese Wasik Deborah Watson Hugh Watters Jack Werner Marcia Werntz Deborah White Charles Whitney GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 177 CLASS OF ’68 $ ? 9 VO? 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S e if Michael Wiewiora Nancy Wilczynski Vernon Wilhelm Philip Williams Sharmen Williams Daniel Willing Gay Witter Raymond Wohadlo Guy Wojciechowski Richard Wojdyla Judy Woodward Walter Wozniak Cynthia Wrzalinski Andrew Yednak Richard Zabek Patricia Zabek George Zabrecky Kathleen Zagar ¥ ii BISHOP ROLL ihst-itute Pamela Zak James Zavesky Charlotte Zedov Suzanne Zellner Rita Zemburski John Zenone Dianne Ziebicki Ronald Zientara Eve Zimmerman Linda Zygowicz 178 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Claudia Adams Mark Ambre Janis Amerman Marc Anast Joan Anderson Michael Aniol Susan Anton James Ardelean Juan Arroyo Patricia Artim Timothy Astor William Austin Elizabeth Babinicz Gerard Backe James Backus John Bacon Wayne Baker Suzanne Balog John Banas Harry Baranowski Theresa Barclay Elizabeth Barcus John Baron Margit Beckman Steve Beda Kathleen Beemsterboer William Begeske Joan Belansky Mark Belisle John Belko Audrey Benchik Sandra Benedek James Benson Barbara Bemacke Marietta Berry Karen Berta Deborah Bertagnolli Diane Berzinis Dominic Biancardi Stephen Biedron Larry Blonski Debra Bognar Wallace Boilek Joseph Bolsega James Bomersback John Borowiec Michael Boskovich Timothy Boskovich Mark Bossinger John Bowman Kathleen Boyle Sonia Bracho Nancy Brakley Frank Breski Aniceto Bribiesca Robert Briski Hugh Brooks Charles Brown Deborah Brown Elva Bryant William Bryant Robert Bubacz Joseph Bublis Carol Budny James Bugay James Bulfer Claudette Burdick Kenneth Burg Claudia Burgess Timothy Burke James Byrd Robert Campbell Mary Canan Gloria Cantu Randall Carlsson Eileen Carroll Linda Carroll Timothy Carroll Brenda Carter Mary Cera Abelardo Chavez John Cherer Eugene Chlebowski James Christensen Kathleen Cloghessy CLASS OF ’69 f a f f p 9 f 1 ft h f f f f f ? f f GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 179 Susan Condes John Conway Eileen Cosgrove Donna Cote John Cotter Joanne Cress Alice Curiel Marybeth Curosh Helen Czachorski John Czechanski Leslie Czerwinski Helen Dado Robert Dahm Thomas Dalton Diane Darrow Robert Dawson Esther Deleon Robert Demeter Timothy Demkovich Frederick Dempsy John Dennis Ralph De St. Aubin Marilynn Dewes Dennis Dickens Debra Doll Sandra Domanski Patricia Dowling Gerard Drosos Stephen Drozda Janice Dubeck Jeanmarie Dubeck Rosemarie Dubeck Timothy Dubeck Nicholas Dujmovic Kathleen Dungay John Durajczyk Evelyn Duray Thomas Dworniczek Timothy Dworniczek Mary Dybel Max Dywan Rochelle Echterling Richard Eismin Patrick Ellis Alan Emsing Ann Engel Terrence Engelbrecht Lisa Eschenbach Ricardo Espinoza Debra Estrada Gary Evans Janice Farcus Kathleen Feeney Kathleen Feeney Alan Fejes Joan Fischer Lawrence Flanagan Maureen Flannery Lynda Fleming Bruce Flusche Joseph Folger Camela Forte Lea Frechette Lorraine Fredericks Gail Fritz Gregory Gabor Andrea Gadomski Dennis Gainer David Galik Theresa Gallagher Mark Galovic Lindsay Gambini Louise Garcia George Gardina Carl Gargula Peter Garza Kathleen Geary Craig Gerdes George Germek Patrick Gibbs Mary Gilliland Kathleen Ginther Virginia Giorgio Cynthia Gish Therese Gleason 1 80 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF ’69 0 5 if Uf f t? a t WfQfl i (% m a � © 0 I © f 1 ?! « ' Y ? f T 6 s 1 9AA0? ’ ? Si ? f? i f pap ff Kathleen Glennon David Glinski Robert Glowacki Michael Glueckert Joseph Golan John Golarz Geraldine Golonka Richard Gomez Susan Gomez Patricia Gomeztagle Sandra Gondek Joseph Gonzalez Philip Goodloe Clarence Goranowski Kathleen Gorney Robert Gozdecki Jeanne Grabovac John Grady Cynthia Gramals Susan Grcevich Thomas Greaney Gloria Greslo Robert Griffin Constance Grimmer George Groff Mary Grudzlen Lawrence Gruszka John Grycaj Walter Crzych Ann Guest Michael Guiden Virginia Gurchik Robert Guzman Jacqueline Gyurcsan Nancy Hajduch Henry Halon Lawrence Haney Eileen Hanley Gerald Hanico David Hansen Beverly Harlan Georgina Harmon Mary Hasse Cheryl Hatfield Mary Hawkins John Hayes Susan Heins Joseph Helfen Harold Hepner Clare Herbert Ronald Herman Hope Hickman Dale Holajter Joan Holicky Richard Holiusa Karen Homco Michael Homco Steven Horde Patricia Hrindak Michael Huerta Mary Kay Huseman Janis Huwig Richard Igras Margaret Ispas Chester Jablonski Stanley Jachura Susan Jackewicz Joyce Jacobs Jo Ann Jancosek Mark Jansen Kathleen Jaremski Kathleen Jasinski Stephen Jayjack Joel Jendreas Jill Johnston Florence Jones Gerald Joppek William Jordan William Jurbala Loretta Juskiw Sallie Juszcak Maryanne Kacmar Antoinet Kaczorowski Larry Kalina Karen Kar James Karlowicz GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 181 • f Pf f f f f % ©1$ 9 f ip ? n ? £fQ ' f f f0f ? O $ $ Betty Kasprzycki Mary Keckich Douglas Keil Kevin Kelly Mary Kelly John Kemler Edmund Kenar Mary Kenny Cynthia Kerekes Nancy Kerekes Patricia King Joellen Kish Jerry Kistner Susan Klein Daniel Kleine Robert Kleine Eugene Klisiak Andrew Klobuchar Daniel Kmak Gerald Knesek David Knish Elisabeth Knoerzer Christine Koch is Lauren Kocur James Koenig Thomas Kokandy John Kolada Mary Kolina Den nice Kolodziej Michele Konnick Linda Koontz Kathleen Korem Robert Korem Nancy Kosenka Michael Kostelnik James Koszis Mary Kotynski Maryann Kovach Joseph Kovacs David Kozub Sharon Krager Robert Kras Elaine Krasowski Patricia Krause Thomas Kreczmer Kerry Kremer William Kresal Katherine Krygier Ruth Kudnowski Christine Kulchawik Joseph Kuntz Catherine Kurella Andrew Kusek George Kuzara Raymond Kwasny Lamont LaBroi Stanley Ladowicz Beverly Laitar Kenneth Lang Gayle LaPradd Frederick Laud Sandra Lazarian Craig Lebryk Paul Lehnerer Randall Lemon Rodney Lentz Joseph Lesniak Catherine Lesniewski Robert Lessner Eric Lewis Douglas Lightcap Elizabeth Lindemann Robert Lindemann Elizabeth Linders Deborah Lis Linda Lopez Henry Love Steven Love Sue Lucas Dorothy Lukaszewski Nancy Lukawski John Lundstrom Angel ita Machuca Cynthia Macielewicz Donna Mackowiak 1 82 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Jerome Mackowiak Robert Mackovyak Sylvia Magana Edward Magdziak Denise Magee Marie Mager Carolyn Magiera Marcia Magi not Joan Maicher Marie Maldonado Paula Malenshek Mary Malfitano Mark Mann Jonathon Mantel Virginia Markby Jean Markovich Karen Markovich Carl Marszalek Albert Martin Mary Masch Cynthia Mashura Christine Matiukas Margaret Matlock Theresa Matusek Margaret Matusik Michael Matusik Michael Matusik James Mazerik Kathleen McBride Mary McClure Kathleen McCullum Michael McDermott Michael McFadden Michael McGregor Timothy McGuan Cheryl McGuire Charles McLaughlin Ellen McLean Moira McShane Janet Meeks Margaret Mehan Richard Meisterling Carole Mestrich Constance Meyer Robert Michalak Margaret Michielsen Leonard Midash Edward Miller Kenneth Miller Jay Minier Alice Miramontes Diane Modrowski Maryallyn Mola Denise Moldrawski David Moll A1 Monaldi Linda Montella Michael Moran Regina Morkunas Felicia Morton Frank Mosca John Mravinac Marilyn Murzyn Susan Mysker Donald Naglich Ronald Naglich Kathleen Nalewski John Narvid Janet Nau Michael Nelson Priscilla Nemeth Robert Niemiec Stephen Niemiec Judith Nies Charlotte Novak Carol Nowak Carol Ann Nowak Lawrence Noworyta Shirlee Nowosinski Joseph O’Brien Maureen O ' Brien Brian O’Donnell Catherine O’Drobinak Gregory O’Drobinak Michael O’Keefe f ? f 9 § t f 9 A 9 f © f At 9 f f f A t f aqv ' f ' ff 1 1 f A 9fi?f ? 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9 9 ft A f ? 9 n A® a r T V W f T T ft ft m a 9 $ A 9 i 9 f i i f ifl ? am. r4 W m i A f f David Powell Janean Printke Andrew Prokopeak Tamara Protho Larry Prusiecki Edward Przybyl Michael Przybyla Michael Przybyl inski Leona Puchek Cynthia Pulidd Daniel Pullen Sylvia Pulido Alicia Purcell Mary Purcell Mary Quinn Susan Quinn Cynthia Quintanilla Christine Rabinek Samuel Raila Janice Raman Mark Ramion Madeline Rangel Christine Rapacz Chester Rasala Patrick Rathburn Rosemary Razumich Bohdan Razumow Michael Reardon Michele Reba Theresa Reck Frederick Redell John Reffkin Kenneth Reiplinger Susan Repka Patricia Repko David Resler Kathleen Rhyne Rene Rice Cynthia Rodriguez Donna Rokicki Theresa Rokos Carlos Rosario Judy Rosario Ronald Rosati Dennis Rosinski Thomas Rowe Catherine Rudolph Michael Rudy Thomas Ruf Dennis Ruhland Carl Ruzycki James Rybarczyk Lawrence Ryder Lydia Rzegocki John Rzepka Henry Saberniak Marie Safin Lawrence Salmon Ronald Sandelski Patricia Santare Martin Santic Mary Sarnecki Daniel Savin Sheila Schaeffer Nancy Schaeffer Judith Schafer Gloria Scheidt Susan Scheidt Nancy Scherer Mary Schmidt Renee Scholl Steve Schulfer Mary Schulte Peggy Schultz Michael Schwaller Gail Schweitzer Mark Scibor George Scott Nancy Scott Donald Seberger Patricia Sefchik Marina Selvaggi Michael Sember Christine Semchuck Linda Semenzin GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 193 9 CLASS OF ’70 Randall Sencaj Joann Sepiol Joseph Seremet Alfred Seymour David Sharp f f $ f $ $ f f f V « ' T f1 9f9 1 f 1 ? © © T f 1 0 1 9 A ? 1 ® f 4 r m n e V i i 7 Kenneth Sharpe Pamela Shreve Margaret Shulock Margaret Shultz Salvatore Siatta Jerome Siekierski Jacquelyn Sikora Mansueto Silverman Donald Skorupa Thaddeus Skup Jerome Skurka Mary Slaboski James Sliwi Jerome Sliwa Lawrence Smith Mark Smith Mary Smith Shelley Smith David Smolen Charles Smoljan Jacqueline Sobkowicz Edward Sokol Jack Sonnenberg Sharon Spejewski Kathleen Spoljaric Anne Springenberg Ronald Spudic Marcia Stack Barbara Stahura John Stangel David Stark Diane Stasek James Stefaniak Lynette Stefanski Lynda Steffens Francis Stofcik Stephanie Stoich James Stok Andrew Stott Andrew Straka Charlotte Stringfield Kevin Strnatka Judith Struzik Patricia Stur Kevin Sudac Andrea Sulicz Terri Sullivan James Svitko Patrick Szany William Talley Richard Tamborski Lana Taneff Debra Thiel Donna Thomas Daniel Tilka Gary Tomczak Mark Tomko Matthew Tonkovich James Torok William Torres Kathleen Torrez Cynthia Toth Thomas Toth James Treece Mark Trela Philip Trembczynski Debra Trgovich Frank Trgovich Elizabeth Trinkle Kathleen Turico David Tworkowski Loren Underwood Karen Utofka John Vahary Ruth Vanderheyden Elisa Vasquez Margaret Velasquez Robert Victor Therese Vignone Vidmantas Vilutis 194 GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN Juan Vitela Diane Vlasek Michael Volk Robert Volkmann Barbara Wachel Donald Waechter Michael Waite Barbara Wardrop Mark Warholic Deborah Warren Leonard Washington Edward Wasiuta William Watson Diane Webber Andrea Weber Karen Webster Deborah Werntz Gary Werkowski Kenneth Whiteside Barbara Wiecinski Judith Wiergacz Patrice Wilcox Trevillion Williams Martha Wilkins Catherine Wilson William Wisniewski Jeanine Witt Nancy Witter Ronald Wlazak Gayle Wojciechowski Pamela Woolsey Lorraine Wozniak Lise Wuellner Michael Wusik Eileen Yednak David Yerga Carol Yurkanin Colleen Zabinski Rosemary Zaborski Cathleen Zabrecky Deborah Zajkowski Terrance Zapinski Carmela Zappia Eugenia Zaremba Barbara Zarnik Gertrude Zaja Mark Zak Kathleen Zdrojeski Marilyn Zellner Timothy Zendian Terrence Zgorka Christine Ziebicki Georgia Zingo Michael Zlatarich Theodore Zukoski Gary Zunica Kimberly Zunica Christine Zuvich $ « $ $ � © $ 1 i i 1 © Hf a 1 $ 9 (S f 0 T GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN 195 6 HONORS AWARDS 1. KENNETH KISH, N.E.D.T., at Noll one year 2. JANICE KOZLOW- SKI, P.S.A.T., Magna cum laude Auxilium Latinum Test, three years at Noll 3. GAIL SCHWEITZER, N.E.D.T., first year at Noll 4. THOMAS EGAN, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, four years at Noll 5. DAVID BARKER, S.A.T., at Noll four years 6. TOM ROACH, P.S.A.T., three years at Noll 7. THEODORE OSTASZEWSKI, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, fourth year at Noll 8. EDWARD MAGDZIAK, N.E.D.T., second year at Noll 9. CYNTHIA TOTH, N.E.D.T., one year at Noll 10. LAWRENCE WRONA, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. letter of com¬ mendation, at Noll four years 11. JEROME SKURKA, N.E.D.T., one year at Noll 12. GERALD EGAN, 196 HONORS AWARDS 7 8 N.E.D.T., first year at Noll 13. GEORGE KOSZIS, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. letter of commendation, fourth year at Noll 14. BRENDA MURPHY, P.S.A.T., three years at Noll 15. JOANNE HUSEMAN, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. letter of commendation, at Noll four years 16. MARY ALL YN MOLA, N.E.D.T., second year at Noll 17. MICHAEL LEMICK, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, at Noll four years 18. RANDALL LEMON, N.E.D.T., two years at Noll. Seniors selected achieved a score of 1370 or higher on their college board exams, juniors qualified with a score of over 130 on their P.S.A.T. tests. Out of 95 in the 99th percentile based on the Iowa testing program, these under¬ classmen scored the highest in their respective classes. Col¬ lege scholarship winners were notified previous to March 6. 17 HONORS AWARDS 1. KENNETH BURG, N.E.D.T., two years at NoU 2. MICHAEL KING, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, fourth year at Noll 3. DAVID SCHWEITZER, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi-finalist, at Noll four years 4. MARI BETH MULHOLLAND, N.E.D.T., first year at Noll 5. JAMES KOSZIS, N.E.D.T., second year at Noll 6. RICHARD SZARY, P.S.A.T., at Noll three years 7. CHARLOTTE OLSON, S.A.T., Illi¬ nois State Scholarship, Augustana College Scholarship, four years at Noll 8. JOANNE CRESS, N.E.D.T., at Noll two years 9. BERNARD MADURA, S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T. semi¬ finalist, four years at Noll 10. MARK AMBRE, N.E.D.T., second year at Noll 11. MICHAEL VAHEY, P.S.A.T., third year at Noll 12. THOMAS SAVIN, P.S.A.T., at Noll three years 13. FRANK MOSCA, N.E.D.T., two years at Noll 14. NANCY SIDOTE, S.A.T., Illinois State Scholar¬ ship, Rosary College Scholarship, at Noll four years 15. LESLIE WOLF, S.A.T., Indiana Science Talent Search Finalist, N.M.S.Q.T. letter of commendation, Lewis College Scholarship, fourth year at Noll 16. MARY JO SMOLEN, P.S.A.T., at Noll three years 17. HELEN CZACHORSKI, N.E.D.T., second year at Noll 18. SUSAN KOZLOWSKI, N.E.D.T., one year at Noll 19. CHRISTINE MATUI- KAS, N.E.D.T., at Noll two years. Seniors selected achieved a score of 1370 or higher on their college board exams, juniors qualified with a score of over 130 on their P.S.A.T. tests. Out of 95 in the 99th percentile based on the Iowa testing program, these underclassmen scored the highest in their respective classes. College scholarship winners were notified previous to March 6. HONORS AWARDS 199 ADMINISTRATION □ Administrative duties at Noll are not limited to establishing and maintaining order within the school. There is recognition of the more notable influence an administration may have on the students. The student and his problems, needs, and opinions are recognized. Brother I. Conrad, superintendent at Noll, terminated a six year residence in January. Noll welcomed Brother Paul, formerly associated with Lewis College, as the new superintend¬ ent. Administration of a large school like Noll is a challenge and requires organization. The two main departments in the school are headed by Sister Alma Clare, principal of the girls’ division, and Brother Stephen, principal of the boys’ division. Assisting Sis¬ ter Alma Clare is Sister Mary Marcian who works with her to achieve enthusiasm, unity, and co-operation from the students. ■ 200 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 202 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION □ � KEITH SMITH, M.A., Ball State University, Adminis¬ trative Staff, attendance and discipline, four years at Noll 2. SIS¬ TER MARY MARCIAN, M.A., St. Mary’s College (Ind.), As¬ sistant Principal—Girls’ Division, three years at Noll 3. REVER¬ END GEORGE M. VRABELY, M.Ed., Sp.Ed., DePaul Univer¬ sity, Rector of Minor Seminary, at Noll ten years 4. REVEREND CARL F. MENGELING, S.T.D., Alphonsianum, Rome, Spiritual Director, second year at Noll 5. BROTHER DAVID, M.A., Uni¬ versity of Notre Dame, Guidance Department, at Noll two years 6. SISTER MARY ELIZABETH ANN, M.A., Marquette Univer¬ sity, Guidance Department, National Honor Society Sponsor, Sigma Kappa Gamma Sponsor, two years at Noll 7. BROTHER JOHN CLARENCE, M.Ed., St. Mary’s (Winona), U.S. History, Student Council Sponsor, Drama Department, third year at Noll. ■ FACULTY 1. DAVID TALABAY, B.A. In¬ diana University, English, reading, Reserve Basketball Coach, two years at Noll 2. SISTER MARY FAITH, C.S.C., M.Ed. University of San Francisco, mathematics, Sophomore Math Seminar Sponsor, seven years of service 3. THOMAS BIEL, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, business law, business management, salesmanship, consumer economics, Bookstore Assistant, Audio-Visual Aids Sponsor, nine years at Noll 4. ANN PICTOR, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, gov¬ ernment, U.S. history, F.T.A. Sponsor, first year at Noll 5. WILLIAM ARCHER, B.S. Manchester College, U.S. his¬ tory, physical education. Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, two years of service 6. KARL HUFFINE, A.B. Wabash College, Counselor, fifteen years at Noll 7. PHYLIS MALEC, B.A. St. Xavier College, geometry, third year of service 8. SISTER MARY VERDA, C.S.C., M.S. Stout State College, religion, first year at Noll 9. SISTER M. XAVIER THERESE, C.S.C., A.B. St. Mary’s College (Ind.) English, journalism, JourNoll Co-sponsor, Quill and Scroll Society Co-sponsor, six years at Noll 10. JOSEPH 204 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HAVIAR, B.A. St. Procopius College, Latin, Freshman Football Coach, second year at Noll 11. REVEREND DANA ACHOR, B.A. St. Meinrad College, religion, one year of service 12. FLORENCE KOLODZIEJ, B.S.B.E. DePaul University, shorthand, typing, first year at Noll 13. ROBERT BRADTKE, B.S. University of Notre Dame, bookkeeping, business law, Assistant Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, six years of service 14. FRANCISCO ZABARTE, Doctor in Law University of Havana, Spanish, Assistant Freshman Basketball Coach, first year at Noll 15. DOROTHY DEVLIN, A.B. Loyola University, English, thirteen years of service 16. BROTHER BERNARD, F.S.C., M.Ed. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), chemistry. Ex¬ perimental Science Club Sponsor, fourth year at Noll 17. GEORGE WILSON, B.S. University of Notre Dame, physi¬ cal education, Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Athletic Director, five years at Noll 18. REVEREND ROBERT MANTEL, B.A. Mount St. Mary’s (Ohio), re¬ ligion, English, Noll Acolytes Sponsor, Chess Club Sponsor, Prefect—Minor Seminary, five years of service FACULTY 1. SISTER SCHOLASTICA, C.S.C., Ph.D. University of Notre Dame, physics, chemistry, ten years of service 2. BASIL DANIELIDES, M.S. De- Paul University, physics, algebra, Radio Club Sponsor, first year of service 3. VIONE KELLY, A.B. College of St. Francis, Latin, English, Latin Club Sponsor, thirteen years at Noll 4. OTTO HOLT, B.S. Loyola University, U.S. his¬ tory, English, Junior Class Sponsor, two years at Noll 5. EDWARD JOYCE, B.S. Pennsylvania State Teachers Col¬ lege, algebra, geometry, fifteenth year at Noll 6. SISTER MARY VICTORINE, C.S.C., M.A. University of Notre Dame, Latin, twenty-two years at Noll 7. RONALD BUCZEK, B.S. Loyola University, government, sociology, general business, Band, Drama, first year at Noll 8. MARY MICH1ELSEN, B.S. St. Xavier College, chemistry, sixth year of service 9. BEATRICE PIHULIC, B.S. Indi¬ ana University, shorthand, typing, recordkeeping, bookkeep¬ ing, second year of service 10. BROTHER MARK, F.S.C., M.Ed. University of Chicago, religion, English, Sen¬ ior Class Moderator, first year of service 11. REVEREND MATTHEW BROZOVIC, O.F.M., M.A. Seton Hall Uni¬ versity (New Jersey), U.S. government, sociology, religion, two years at Noll 12. REVEREND JOSEPH VIATOR, S.T.D. Gregorian University, Spiritual Director of the day Seminary, three years at Noll 13. ESPERANZA GON¬ ZALEZ, Doctor of Pedagogy Havana University, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, one year of service 14. FLOREN- TINO MARTINEZ, Doctor in Law, Havana University, Spanish, three years at Noll 15. GRACE KOVACH, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, fine arts history, art studio, Art Club Sponsor, four years at Noll 16. BROTHER CHARLES HOTTINGER. B.A. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), biology, Sophomore Class Co-sponsor, second year of service 17. SISTER JEANETTE MARIE, CSC, M.A. St. Mary’s Col¬ lege, religion, two years at Noll 18. FRANCIS SULLI¬ VAN, A.B. Loyola University, government, geography, Golf Coach, two years at Noll ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 207 FACULTY 1. SISTER IVAN, C.S.C., M.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.), business machines, secretarial practice, typing, Business Honor Society Sponsor, Future Secretaries Association Sponsor, seventeen years at Noll 2. JEAN GOGINSKI, A.B. Marquette University, English, first year at Noll 3. RONALD LUKETIC, B.S. Ball State Univer¬ sity, U.S. history, Bookstore Manager, Business Manager of Athletics, ninth year at Noll 4. LOUISE OSOJNICKI, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, English, first year at Noll 5. RICHARD FURJANIC, B.A. Iowa Wesleyan College, phys¬ ical science, Placement Bureau Director, four years of serv¬ ice 6. MARGARET ANN GASIOR, B.S. Indiana Univer¬ sity, speech, English, Speech and Debate Co-sponsor, two years of service 7. SISTER MARIA, C.S.C., M.A. Mar¬ quette University, U.S. history, world history. Student Coun¬ cil Sponsor, two years of service 8. ROBERT MADSEN, B.S. Southern Illinois University, English, reading, Freshman Class Sponsor, Athletic Booster Program Assistant, three years of service 9. SALLY POROLI, B.S. Purdue Univer- 208 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY sity, home economics, foods, clothing, three years of service 10. RICHARD NOWAK, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, ge¬ ometry, U.S. history, second year of service 11. GAR- NETTE KOCKLER, physical education assistant, Cheer¬ leader Sponsor, fourth year at Noll 12. JOHN DRECHNY, B.S. Loyola University, English, American his¬ tory, Athletic Events Announcer, two years at Noll 13. BROTHER CARLOS, F.S.C., B.A. Christian Brother’s Col¬ lege (Tenn.), religion, Spanish, Mission Club Co-sponsor, two years at Noll 14. VIVIAN PERRY, B.A. Miles Col¬ lege, math survey, geometry, first year at Noll 15. SISTER LORETTYN, C.S.C., M.A. University of Southern Cali¬ fornia, history, Latin, twelve years at Noll 16. GEORGE LaVAQUE, M.A. St. Thomas College, English, religion. Speech and Debate Club Co-sponsor, fourth year at Noll 17. VEIDRE HILL, A.B. Marquette University, English, modern literature, creative writing, second year of service 18. SANDRA ZAK, B.S. Illinois Institute of Technology, mathematics, first year at Noll FACULTY 1. SISTER MIRIAM ANN, C.S.C., Ph.D. Catholic University of America, religion, Freshman Class Sponsor, two years at Noll 2. BETTY LANGEDYK, B.A. St. Joseph’s College, U.S. history, world history, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Service Club Sponsor, two and a half years of service 3. GEORGE CON¬ ST ANTOPOULOS, M.S. DePaul University, mathematics. Soccer Coach, Junior Math Seminar Sponsor, second year of service 4. JACK NELSON, M.A. Northwestern Univer¬ sity, English, Literary Magazine Advisor, three years at Noll 5. SHARLENE KENDALL, B.A. Marquette University, sociology, government, first year of service 6. REVER¬ END JOSEPH SEDLAK, B.A. St. Meinrad College, re¬ ligion, sixth year at Noll 7. MARIA TERESA RIBERA, M.A. Instituto De Cultura Hispanica, French, French Club Co-sponsor, one year of service 8. LORETTA ZAKZEW- SKI, B.A. Marquette University, English, one year at Noll 9. SISTER MARY JOSILE, M.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.), clothing and textiles, foods, family living, four years at Noll 10. BROTHER PATRICK MEEGAN, F.S.C., M.Ed. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), English, religion, Jour- Noll Co-sponsor, one year of service 11. WILLETT A THOMAS, M.S.Ed. Indiana University, mathematics, first year at Noll 12. REGINA GIOMETTI, B.A. College of St. Francis (Ill.), world history, biology, six years at Noll 13. MICHAEL HENNESSEY, M.M. University of Notre Dame, Band, Freshman Boys’ Choir, music theory, one year at Noll 14. SISTER JULIEN, C.S.C., M.M. University of Notre Dame, introductory music, music theory, choral, Mu¬ sic Program Chairman, third year of service 15. ANA CRUZ-ALVAREZ, A.B. Alliance Francaise (Uruguay), French, first year at Noll 16. REVEREND MICHAEL KENNEY, M.A. Mount St. Mary’s of the West, religion, two years of service 17. REVEREND MICHAEL RUG- GABER, S.T.L. St. Meinrad College, religion, one year of service 18. GEORGE STAHURA, B.S. St. Procopius Col¬ lege, biology. Reserve Football Coach, first year of service ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 211 FACULTY 1. RICHARD KRAJESKI, B.S. Chicago Technical Institute, mechanical drawing, one year at Noll 2. MARILYN HABIG, M.A. Pius XII Institute (Italy), art studio, introduction to art and music, literary magazine are advisor, first year at Noll 3. REVEREND STANLEY DOMINIK, B.A. St. Mary’s College (Mich.), religion, Latin, Latin Club Co-sponsor, nine years of service 4. VINCENTA MARTINEZ, M.A. Indiana State Univer¬ sity, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor, three years of service 5. SISTER MARY ALCUIN, C.S.C., M.A. St. Mary’s Col¬ lege, English, Senior Class Sponsor, three years at Noll 6. MARION SIMPSON, B.S. Indiana University, English, sec¬ ond year at Noll 7. BROTHER LEO, F.S.C., M.A. De- Paul University, typing, Faculty Athletic Moderator, Direc¬ tor of Youth Center, five years of service 8. CAROLANN BIEL, B.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.), religion, English, Junior Class Sponsor, fourth year of service 9. JUDITH KUBAN, B.A. Mundelein College, English, Assistant Year¬ book Moderator, three years at Noll 10. GENEVIEVE 212 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HAJDUK, Ph.B. University of Paris (France), French Club Sponsor, two years of service 11. CAROLE HEPNER, B.A. College of St. Francis, world history, geometry, Booster Club Sponsor, four years at Noll 12. DENNIS BISCAN, B.A. St. Procopius College, business math, bookkeeping, Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Track Coach, first year of service 13. SISTER FRANCIS DE SALES, B.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.), English, eighteen years at Noll 14. RONALD PARTYKA, B.S. St. Mary’s College (Minn.), biology, Science Department Assistant Chairman, Yearbook Advisor, Athletic Booster Program Chairman, nine years of service 15. CHARLES BRECKLE, B.A. St. Mary’s Col¬ lege (Minn.), English, Drama Department Chairman, two years at Noll 16. REVEREND JAMES McGROGAN, M.Ed. St. Xavier University, religion, third year of service 17. REVEREND CHARLES DOYLE, M.Ed. St. Meinrad College, religion, six years of service 18. SISTER M. AGNES REGINA, C.S.C., M.A. St. Mary’s College (Ind.), religion, eight years of service FACULTY 1. SISTER MARY LUCRETIA, B.S., St. Mary’s College (Ind.), biology. Mission Club Spon¬ sor, three years at Noll 2. REVEREND STEPHEN VAR¬ GA, M.Ed., Loyola University, religion, six years at Noll 3. GARY LUTKER, B.S., Southern Illinois University, physical education, Swimming Coach, at Noll three years 4. ROBERT WILBER, M.S., Indiana State University, Guidance Depart¬ ment, Monogram Club Sponsor, Head Football Coach, As¬ sistant Track Coach, one year of service 5. REVEREND GERALD SROKA, S.S.L., Pontifical Biblical Institute (Rome), religion, Latin, three years at Noll 6. RITA CON¬ LEY, B.A., St. Mary-of-the-Woods, world history, geography, four years at Noll 7. REVEREND CLARE HENDRICKS, B.A., S.T.L., Gregorian University (Rome), religion, two years of service 8. MELVA ZABARTE, M.S., Havana University, Spanish, at Noll one year 9. EDWARD De- LORENZO, M.A., Loyola University, English, religion, Boys’ Glee Club Director, at Noll one year 10. STANLEY KOBY, B.S., Butler University, English, physical education. Head Freshman Basketball Coach, Equipment Manager, two years at Noll 11. JAMES CLOGHESSY, M.A., Loyola Uni¬ versity, U.S. history, first year at Noll 12. MARGARET EVANS, M.A., Indiana University, librarian, at Noll three years 13. JOHN DERMODY, B.S., Purdue University, physical education. Varsity Basketball Coach, fourteen years at Noll 14. SISTER MARY ROSE VERONICA, B.A., St. Mary’s College (Ind.), mathematics, five years of service 15. BARBARA OWCZARZAK, B.A., St. Joseph’s College, typing, English, first year at Noll 16. RICHARD BARRY, M.Ed., College of Idaho, physical education. Assistant Foot¬ ball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, at Noll one year 17. SISTER MARY DANIELITA, B.A., St. Mary’s College (Ind.), religion, English, sixteen years at Noll 18. MOUHIB KHOURY, M.S., University of Syria (Syria), mathematics, Math Department Coordinator, two years at Noll 19. GEORGE BROOKS, B.S., Roosevelt University, biology, at Noll one year. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 215 15 PERSONNEL 1 . ZIGGY MAKAROWSKI, Groundskeeper, four years of service 2. EDWINA BLAKE, Secretary to the Prin¬ cipals, Data Processing Co-ordinator, six years of service 3. SAM MISCOVICH, Building Engineer, two years at Noll 4. VERN1E DIENES, Cafeteria Manager, eighteen years of service at Noll 5. JUNE McCOY, R.N., School Nurse, first year of service 6. MEL HOY, Secretary to the Guidance Departments, four years of service. 7. GERTRUDE MAKOWSKI, Registrar, Head of Office Personnel, twenty-six years of service to Noll 8. RAY GOLARZ, Social Worker under government sponsorship, second year of service at Noll 9. CLAIRE LISZCZAK, Financial Secretary, four years of service 10. GENE KOCZWARA, Building Custo¬ dian, ten years of service 11. AL JOHNSON, Project Counselor under government sponsorship, first year of service 12. VIR¬ GINIA WEGER, Receptionist, three years at Noll 13. INA FILAS, Office Clerk, second year of service at Noll 14. 1SOBEL STREVELER, Secretary to the Superintendent, three years of service 15. IRENE BENSON, R.N., School Nurse, Head of Health Service, Medical Careers Club Co-sponsor, second year of service 16. VIRGINIA STERLING, Library Clerk, first year of serv¬ ice 17. BETTY BELISLE, Library Volunteer, two years of service to Noll. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 2 1 7 PATRONS GEORGE ADZIA AND SONS HARDWARE 737-169th Street Hammond, Indiana ALBERT’S JEWELERS 2202 Broadway East Chicago, Indiana ALPERT’S STORE Burnham and 153rd Street Calumet City, Illinois AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS 1321-119th Street Whiting, Indiana ANTON’S RESTAURANT AND SNACK SHOP 894 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois ARONBERG JEWELERS 1348-119th Street Whiting, Indiana A W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN 891 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois PAUL BABINCSAK 1722 Atchison Avenue Whiting, Indiana BELL CLEANERS 4713 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana BENSON RIXON CO. 6618 Indianapolis Boulevard Hammond, Indiana BIG WHEEL RESTAURANT 7430 Indianapolis Boulevard Hammond, Indiana BLANCHARD’S RECORD SHOP 105 South Court Street Crown Point, Indiana BLUMENTHAL’S 820-22 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana BOB’S BARBER SHOP St. John, Indiana BOLSEGA BROS. MUSIC STORE 431 State Street Hammond, Indiana BROADWAY DRESS SHOP 1820 Broadway East Chicago, Indiana JAMES R. BROSSEAU 915 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois MR. MRS. JOHN BROZOVIC 3901 Fern Street East Chicago, Indiana MR. MRS. STANLEY BURKHARDT 8667 White Oak Avenue Munster, Indiana BURNHAM AVENUE SERVICE 700 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois BURNS FUNERAL HOMES 8415 Calumet Avenue Munster, Indiana 1250-119th Street B ° YS Whiting, Indiana CALUMET NATIONAL BANK 5231 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana CARPETLAND, U.S.A. INC. 8201 Calumet Avenue Munster, Indiana COMAY’S-WOODMAR INC. 6614 Indianapolis Boulevard Hammond, Indiana JOSEPH S. CZECHANSKI, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 248-155th Place Calumet City, Illinois DANDEE DISCOUNT CENTER 2120 Columbus Drive East Chicago, Indiana DAVIS TRUCK AUTO PARTS 652 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois DOBOSZ’S STANDARD SERVICE 151st Street and Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana EAST CHICAGO GLOBE 609 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana EAST CHICAGO SHEET METAL CO. 1601 Broadway East Chicago, Indiana EDINGER PLUMBING HEATING INC. 7824 Calumet Avenue Munster, Indiana EDWARD’S STORE FOR MEN, YOUNG MEN BOYS 3715 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana EXCEL QUICK-WASH 847 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois FAYETTE SHOP 438 Fayette Street Hammond, Indiana FIRST BANK of WHITING 1500-119th Street Whiting, Indiana FIRST NATIONAL BANK of EAST CHICAGO 720 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana FIRST STATE BANK of CALUMET CITY 925 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois THE FLOWER CART FLORAL GIFT SHOP 768 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois GOLAN’S BAKERY 1219 W. 149th Street East Chicago, Indiana M. S. GORDAN M.D. 1308-119th Street Whiting, Indiana GRAY’S SUPERMART 3830 Guthrie Street East Chicago, Indiana HAL’S MUSIC MART INC. 3601 Ridge Road Lansing, Illinois HANK’S AUTO SHOP 711 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana HANSEN BROTHERS FLORISTS 5320 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana HEMPHILL- HITZEMAN FLOWER SHOP 445-169th Street Hammond, Indiana ILUMINDA C. HERNANDEZ M.D. 1802 Columbus Drive East Chicago, Indiana HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 201 Pulaski Road Calumet City, Illinois JARABAK PHARMACY 2002 East Columbus Drive East Chicago, Indiana J.N.E. TELEVISION 2009 Broadway East Chicago, Indiana JOE’S ELECTRIC SERVICE 606 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois JOLLY OLLIE’S TAP 821 Hoffman Avenue Hammond, Indiana 218 PATRONS MR. MRS. WM. KAMINSKY 1622 Stanton Avenue Whiting, Indiana MUNSTER MEAT MARKET 619 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana KINNEY SHOES Woodmar Shopping Center Hammond, Indiana NICHOLS LOAN COMPANY 4712 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana HARRY KOESTER AGENCY 512 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana NORMAL BAKERY 1014 W. 149th Street East Chicago, Indiana KOZLOWSKI INSURANCE NORTHERN INDIANA AGENCY 5002 Magoun Avenue East Chicago, Indiana STATIONERY CO., INC. 5307 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana MR. MRS. STANLEY KULIK MAYOR JOSEPH W. NOWAK 52 Waltham Street Hammond, Indiana Calumet City, Illinois LAKE TELEVISION APPLIANCE 3932 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana LIBERTY SAVINGS LOAN 1904 Indianapolis Boulevard Whiting, Indiana V.- M OFFSET PRINTERS 804 Burnham Avenue Calumet City, Illinois OLESKA’S FUNERAL HOME 3934 Elm Street East Chicago, Indiana PEPSI COLA GENERAL MRS. DANIEL LIETZAN 46-163rd Street Calumet City, Illinois BOTTLERS, INC. 1112 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana MADEMOISELLE SHOPPE 3730 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana DR. MORRIS PICKLON 1332-119th Street Whiting, Indiana MAGINOT PRINTING CO. PIERCE IRON WORKS, INC. Hammond, Indiana Route 41 St. John, Indiana MAIN SPORTING GOODS 3822 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana ALEX GENE PIQTROWSKI 4862 Northcote Avenue East Chicago. Indiana MAYNOR PAINTS 3820 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana MR. MRS. GEORGE POLOCHAK 3924 Fern Street MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK 5243 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana EDWARD C. MINAS COMPANY 460-482 State Street Hammond, Indiana MISCH BROS. SUPER MARKET 1601 Wentworth Avenue Calumet City, Illinois MUNSTER BEAUTY SALON 615 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana MUNSTER LANES 8000 Calumet Avenue Munster, Indiana MUNSTER LUMBER COMPANY 330 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana East Chicago, Indiana PRAIRIE VIEW DAIRY COMPANY 5001 Olcott Avenue East Chicago, Indiana TJ. X. PRATT COMPANY 1108 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana REID DRUG COMPANY 815 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana MR. MRS. G. REINBACHER 8127 Woodlawn Avenue Munster, Indiana REWER’S LAWNMOWER SALES SERVICE 552 Torrence Avenue Calumet City, Illinois RICHARDS PHARMACY 1350-119th Street Whiting, Indiana RIC-LAC JEWELERS 3816 Main Street East Chicago, Indiana ST. ANDREW THE APOSTLE CHURCH Calumet City, Illinois SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LAKE COUNTY 4518 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana SHILLINGS B ROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Route 41 St. John, Indiana SCHILLING BROTHERS MOBIL SERVICE STATION Route 41 St. John, Indiana MR. MRS. PETE SKURTU 3908 Ivy Street East Chicago, Indiana STATE BANK OF WHITING 1449-119th Street Whiting, Indiana DR. MRS. M. A. TILKA, JR. 8152 Hawthorne Drive Munster, Indiana MR. MRS. PAUL TIMKOVICH 4828 Catalpa Avenue Hammond, Indiana MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON 19 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana LEE H. TRACHTENBERG, M.D. 513 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana UNIVERSAL GLASS PAINT 4714 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana B. M. WEINBERG, M.D. 2023 Lake Street Whiting, Indiana WHITING FLOWER SHOP 1347-119th Street Whiting, Indiana WINKLER FOOD 147-156th Street Calumet City, Illinois WLEKLINSKI COMPANY, INC. 625 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana PATRONS 219 INDEX Breski, Olga Brinkman, Richard 122 122, 133 Brown, Harold 36, 122 Bujtor, Elmer 122 Burke, Janice 122 Bums, John 122 EVENTS English Plays 28-31 Butorac, Susan Byrne, Martin Cardona, Bernadette 3, 122 122 Homecoming 18-19 122 Mardi Gras 26-27 Chabe, Deborah 123 Musical 34-35 Chamberlain, Margaret 123 Orientation 17-17 Chappey, John 123 Prom 36-37 Cherbak, Suellen 123 Retreat 20-21 Chiappini, Timothy 84, 123 Senior Activities 38-39 Chovanec, James 123 Senior Play 22-23 Chovanec, Theresa 123 Sock Hops Summer Theater 32-33 Cisar, John 123 40-41 Clipka, Michael 123 Winter Formal 24-25 Conway, Robert 123, 160 Cort, Linda 30, 123, 157 Cote, Diane 123 ORGANIZATIONS Cotter, Richard Courtright, Carol 123 123 Acolytes 58-59 Cummings, Lawrence 22, 87, 123 Amateur Radio Club 72-73 Curosh, William 124 Art Club 60-61 Czachorski, Joan 124 Audio-Visual Aids 60-61 Czapla, Christine 124 Band 64-65 Czapla, Mary 125 Booster Club 68-71 Czamik, Stanley 124 Business Education Club 56-57 Czechanski, Thomas 7, 75, 124 Business Honor Society 56-57 Cziperle, Carolyn 124 Cheerleaders 68-71 Chess Club 72-73 Dailey, Charles 125 Choral Club 64-65 Daly, Kathleen 124 Experimental Science Club 52-53 Dandurand, Danny 124 Future Teachers of America 50-51 Davey, Patricia 124 Future Secretaries of America 56-57 Davis, Mary 3, 125 French Club 66-67 Deiotte, Karen 124 JourNoll 44-45 Delgado, Bruce 124 Latin Club 66-67 Demkovich, Karen 124 Literary Magazine 44-45 Derdula, Diane 63, 125 Marquette 42-43 Dimos, Thomas 124 Math Seminar 52-53 Dixon, Patrick 124 Medical Careers Club 62-63 Dobosz, Ronald 124,152 Mission Club 58-59 Dobrowolski, Gregory 125 Monogram Club 68-71 Domasica, Thomas 126 National Forensic League 50-51 Dombrowski, David 126 National Honor Society 48-49 Dominguez, Roberto 126 News Bureau 44-45 Drach, William 126 Nollaires 64-65 Dubec, Joanne t 44,126 Quill Scroll 48-49 Dust, Dale 80, 126 Searchers 54-55 Dybel, Andrea 126 Service Club 62-63 Dybel, Dennis 126 Sigma Kappa Gamma 54-55 Dybel, Paulette 23, 34, 126 Singing Group 54-55 Dywan, Jeffery 126 Spanish Club 66-67 Student Council 46-47 Eads, Sharon 126 ATHLETICS Baseball 92-93 Basketball 80-85 Cross Country 96-97 Football 74-79 Golf 90-91 Soccer 96-97 Swimming 88-89 Track 94-95 Wrestling 86-87 CURRICULUM English 100-101 Fine Arts 106-107 Home Arts 108-109 Industrial Arts 108-109 Languages 100-101 Mathematics 112-113 Physical Education 110-111 Religion 98-99 Science 114-115 Social Studies 102-103 GRADUATES one year NHS member two year NHS member tone year Quill Scroll member tt two year Quill Scroll member Ablazej, Lorraine 118 Adamczyk, Susan 118 Adams, Georgia 56,118 Adams, Thomas 118 Allegret, James 118, 160 Alvares, Marie 118 Amedro, Jerome 118 Anderson, Susan 56, 118 Androskaut, Dennis 118 Anoil, Christine 118 Bacevicius, Richard 118 Backe, Stephen 118,125 Bacon, Madeline 119 Badar, Janice 119 Bajo, Thomas 119 Balka, Linda 119 Balia, Randall 1,21, 28, 37, 119 Balog, Veronica 119 Baran, Charles 119 Barbush, Joseph 119 Barclay, Thomas 119 Barker, David 16, 73, 119, 196 Barriga, Joyce 119 Bartoni, Richard 45, 119 Basinski, William 119 Bator, Walter 119 Bazan, Dolores 119 Bazarko, John 120 Bebenek, Christina 121 Becerra, Frank 121 Belanger, Terry 121 Berger, Jill 120 Bertagnolli, Daniel 121 Bertagnolli, Linda 121 Biancni, Samuel 121 Biederstadt, Ellen 120, 128 Bigheart, Terri 33, 121 Biscan, Nicholas 121 Biscuso, Susan 121 Blastic, Michael 120 Bodak, Robert 121 Bolla, John 64, 121 Bondi, Roberta 121 Bondi, Ronald 120 Boss, Laura 121 Bossinger, Mary 65, 121 Bowers, Terrence 121 Boy an, Gregory 122 Boyle, Janet 122 Brandt, Judith 122 220 INDEX Egan, Thomas Engel, Frances Engle, Robert ft Englert, Charles Engleton, Anthony Erskine, Elizabeth Esparsa, Linda Farabaugh, Marilyn Farcus, Robert Feeney, Mark Felus, Terrence Filas, Cecilia Fisher, Karen Fitzpatrick, Sharon Flaherty, Barbara Fleming, Scott Flores, Lourdes Fotia, Paul Frain, Michael Franczyk, Carol Franich, Kathleen Frankiewicz, Rita Furman, Gregory Furman, Mark Furto, Kenneth Gainer, Mary Gallagher, Mark Gallagher, William Garza, Joseph Garza, Theresa Gerdes, Kent Ginther, Ellen Givens, Virginia Glinski, Timothy Godinez, Sandra Golan, Cynthia Golonka, Gregory Golonka, Mary Gomez, John Gomez, Robert Gonsiorowski, Bridget Gora, Marjorie Gomal, Patrick Grabos, Linda Graly, Daniel Grandys, Mary Graziano, Michael Grcevich, Frank Greenya, Michael Grenchik, Stephen Grimmer, Bonita Grudzien, Gregory Grutsch, James Guest, Thomas Grzybowski, Linda Haager, Sandra Hackley, Lynn Hanas, Gerald Hanchar, William Hasbaclu Daniel Hayes, Edward Heacock, David Heiberger, Barbara Hepner, Frances Hill, Thomas Hitzeman, Linda Hoelzel, James Hohner, Ann Holicky, James Holland, Deborah Holland, Karen Homrich, Robert Hong, Pauline Horde, Thompson Horvatich, Karen Hosbrough, James Howard, Joyce Howell, Richard Hreha, Cynthia Hrindak, Laura Hritz, Joseph Hruskocy, Joelene Hurley, Michael Huseman, Joanne 5, 44, 94 23, 29, 126, 196 127 42, 127 127 127 32, 36, 127 22, 102, 127 127 127 127 127,133 127 52, 127 69, 127 127 127 128 129 129 129 128 129 129 95, 96, 129 128 42,129 129 87, 129 128 129 129, 144 129 128 56, 129 129 28, 41, 101, 129 130 130, 144 130 130 63, 130 55, 130 130 62, 130 130 130 130 130 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 132 132 132 133 133 132 132 4, 70, 133 132 132 132 133 132 132 132 133 132 132 132 133 44, 134, 196 101 , Huseman, Lynenette 134 Huwig, Mary 134 Idu, Cornell 108,134 Igras, Edward 134 Jagadich, William 134 Janovsky, Barbara 63, 120,134 Janovsky, Janet 134 Janovsky, Thomas 134 Janowski, Vicky 57, 134 Jansky, Margaret 57, 134 Jazak, Jacqueline 134 Jeka, Monica 54, 55, 135 Jergens, Kathleen 135 Jimenez, George 135 Johnson, Barbara 135 Johnson, Karen 120, 135 Jones, Judith 135, 149 Jones, Mary 135 Jurbala, Rosemary 62, 135 Justak, Mel 68, 135 Kalich, Patrick 135 Kalies, Mary 135 Kammer, Nora 135 Kandalec, Lorette 135 Karp, Kathryn 135 Keckich, Betty Ann 135 Kelley, Cynthia 136 Kerekes, Jeannette 137 Kerr, Mary 137 Kiepura, Diane 137 Kincius, Edward 136 King, Michael 44, 137, 198 Klapak, Janet 137 Kleine, Thomas 137 Klisiak, Stanley 136 Klisiak, Susan 137 Klochan, John 137 Klosky, Terry 137 Knesek, Donna 59, 136 Knoerzer, Michael 23, 31, 137 Kochis, Suellen 137 Kochis, Thomas 137 Konopasek, Mary Ann 136 Koontz, Timothy 137 Kors, Linda 59, 137 Kosior, Edward 137 Koslow, Adrianne 138 Koszis, George 75, 138,197 Kotynski, John 138 Kovach, Doreen 138 Kovach, Margaret 138 Koval, Mary 138 Kowal, Steven 138 Kowalski, Frank 86, 138 Koslowski, Alex 138 Kozlowski, John 138 Kozlowski, Thomas 138 Kozlowski, Thomas P. 138 Kremer, Keith 139 Krizman, Patricia 117, 139 Krizmanic, Karl 139 Kubacki, Richard 139 Kugler, Myra 139 Kuharich, Martin 58, 116, 139 Kull, Mary Ann 109, 139 Kuplic, Diane 139 Kurella, Charles 86, 139 Kurzeja, Kathryn 63, 139 Lang, Michael 139 Lapinskas, Joseph 139 Laska, Raymond 86, 139 LaSota, Karen t 5, 36, 45, 139 Latnation, Janice 140 Latnation, Judith 140 Lech, Linda 140 Lefor, Mark 141 Legg, James 140 Lemick, Michael 140, 197 Lentz, Jeffrey 64,140 Lesar, John 141 Leslie, Charlotte 140 Leisch, William 140 Lietzan, Barbara 59, 140 Linders, Yvonne 18, 36, 71, 141 Listen, William 140 Lobonc, Susan tt 43, 140 Locke, John 140 Locktu, Bruce 141 Long, Janet 50, 140 Longhauser, Becky 29, 37, 59, 140 Lopez, Marie 140 Lowry, Francis 141 Lozinski, Georgann 142 Lubek, James 13, 142 Luce, Edward 142 Lugar, Francis 142 Luster, Richard 142 Macielewicz, Ernest 142 Madura, Bernard 29, 44, 142, 198 Magana, Catalina 142 Magana, Mary 142 Maglish, Collen 142 Maicher, Kathleen 128, 142 Majchrowicz, Marilou 142 Malik, Linda 143, 165 Mankowski, David 143 Manning, Suzanne 143 Mantel, Richard 143 Marchina, Jeffrey 143 Marciniak, John 143 Mardos, John 143 Marinelli, Renee 25, 54, 143 Markby, Terrence 143 Marshall, James 143 Martin, Joann 143 Martinez, Florentino 26, 143 Matusik, Rosemary 143 Matusik, Teresa 143 Mazrimas, Mark 143 McCabe, Theresa 144 McCann, Daniel 22, 23, 25, 145 McCanna, Bernard 145 McCluskey, Sharon 145 McCormick, Linda 144 McCullum, William 145 McMahon, Mary 105, 145 Meeker, Harold 145 Meltzer, Joseph 144 Meyer, Carol 145 Mezydlo, Elizabeth 145 Michalak, Gerald Allan 145 Michalak, Gerald Anthony 145 Michalak, William 145 Michielsen, Joseph 145 Mielenz, Linda 17, 145 Mihalich, Mary 144 Mihalo, Veronica 145 Miller, Glenn 88, 145 Miller, Richard 145 Miller, Robert 146 Miller, Timothy 146 Minchuk, Lawrence 146 Mitchell, Gregory 146 Miterko, Joanne 146 Mlynarski, Richard 5, 58, 64. 146 Mohammed, Said 97, 146 Moizik, Joseph 146 Moldraski, David 57, 146 Monik, Louis 146 Moran, Kathleen 146 Moran, James 146 Moricz, Michael 147 Morris, Theresa 147 Moylan, William 29, 101, 147 Mravinac, Robert 147 Mucha, Karen 147 Mulhern, Kathleen 99, 147 Murawski, Robert 147 Murphy, Kathleen 147 Muszynski, Lawrence 147 Mysliwiec, Michael 147 Mysliwy, Michael 147 Napiwocki, Nancy 147 Natonski, Janice 147 Na va, Ernestina 147 Negovetich, Catherine 147 Nemcevic, Carol 148 Nolan, Dennis 148 Nondorf, Victoria 148 Nowinski, Karen 68, 70, 149 Nowosinski, Ruth 19, 148 O’Brien, Patricia 12, 148 O’Connor, Mary 148 O’Donnell, James 149 O’Keefe, Joseph 75, 148 Ole, Richard 64, 148 Oliver, Rosemary 148 Olivoto, Deena 46, 55, 149 Olson, Charlotte 112, 148, 198 Onohan, Robert 148 Oslawski, Lorraine 148 Ossanna, Kathleen 149 Ostaszewski, Theodore 28, 148, 196 Ostrowski, Jeffrey 148 Paczkowski, Margaret 148 Pagliero, Mary 12, 149 Papa, Vincent 150 Pappalardo, Nathaniel 150 Pappas, Thomas 150 Parcell, Barry 150 Parker, Douglas 150 Parker, Mary 19, 150 Parker, Rose 149, 150 Parsanko, Thomas 150 Pasztor, Andrew 150 Paul, James 150 Paul, Philip 150 Payer, Nancy 150 Payne, Charles 151 Peifer, Pamela 36, 151 Pelczar, Terrence 151 Pera, Gloria 151 Perko, Judd 101, 151 Petro, Robert 151 Petroskey, Robert 151 Peyrot, Susanne 3, 151 Pictor, Thomas 151 Pieniazek, James 151 Pihulic, Susan 51, 151 Pilotto, Harold 7, 76,151 Pisowicz, Donna 151 Plisky, Martin 152 Pluta, Delphine 153 Pociask, Mary 19, 153 Polak, Ronald 60, 153 Ponce, Felipe 2, 34, 41, 152 Ponce, Maria 153 Porsche,LaVerne 153 Posavec, Steven 153 Potesta, James 152 Prochazka, Mary 153 Proll, Alita 153 Protolipac, Barbara 153 Pruvenok, Linda 152 Pruznak, Cheryl 153 Pucalik, Thomas 153 Radice, Joseph 153 Rak, Linda 152 Raman, Cheryl 68, 70, 153 Ramker, Richard 89, 153 Randall, Alvin 153 Ranta, Jeffrey 94, 154 Rapacz, Daniel 67, 125, 154 Rapchak, Michael 154 Raskosky, Viola 154 Rechlicz, Frknk 154 Reilly, Catherine 4, 154 Reiplinger, Deana 28, 154 Riordan, Maureen 154, 191 Rodriguez, Deborah 154 Rodriguez, Rosary 154 Rodriguez, Rosemary 154 Rogala, Cynthia 154 Rokita, Bernadette 155 Romanak, James 155 Rosellini, Louis 155 Rovai, Susan 54, 55, 155 Rucinski, Thomas 155 Rudczinski, David 155 Rueth, Richard 155 Rybarczyk, Marilyn 155 Sadler, William 155 Salmon, Kevin 155 Sanchez, Rose 155 Santiago, John 76 Sargeant, Mark 155 Sawyer, Deborah 70, 155 Schaeffer, Kathleen 155 Schaeffer, Mary Ann 155 Scheidt, Charles 156 Scheidt, Dennis 76, 78, 156 Scheuerman, Sharon 104,156 Schloer, Mark 157 Schmidt, Gerald 156 Schulak, William 141,156 Schultz, Charles 156 Schuster, James 20, 157 Schweisthal, Thomas 156 Schweitzer, David 2, 72, 156, 198 Scott, Dennis 156 Scott, Maureen 157 Searcy, Mark 156 Selvaggi, Daniel 31, 141, V56 Sep iol, Ronald 156 Seremet, Barbara 54, 55,68, 157 Seroczynski, Bruce 156 Shakes, Bernadine 156 Sharpe, Peter 156 Shulock, Frances 157 Sidote, Nancy tt 43, 158, 199 Sikora, Robert 158 Sivola, Marlene 158 Simaga, Richard 24, 89, 158 Simon, Mary 158 Sinks, Linda 158 Siorek, Michaek 158 Siwy, Charles 152, 158 Smolen, Ronald 158 Smoljan, Nanci 46, 158 Smoltz, Robert 158 Sobolewski, Edward 158 Sobota, Paul 159 Socha, Susan 159 Spejewski, Nancy 159 Sperka, Karen 159 Spudic, Joseph 159 Spudic, Phyllis 159 Stacy, Barbara 159 Stancik, Michael 159 Stanek, Cheryl 24, 159 Stark, Sharon 159 Stemp, Louise 159 Stevenson, Mary 159 Stocki, Ann 159 Stok, Lucille 159 Stolarz, Priscilla 159 Stribiak, Ellen 160 Stur, Ben 161 Stur, Jeffrey 161 Suchak, Jeffrey 46, 96, 161 Sufak, Lawrence 160 Sukta, Joseph 6, 86, 87, 161 Sullivan, Mary 9, 161 Swedran, Jeffrey 161 Swentko, Walter 160 Swentzel, Madeline 161 Szeman, Linda 19, 161 Szrom, David 161 Szrom, Kathleen 117, 160 UNDERCLASSMEN According Louis 170 Adamchik, Rae Jean 187 Adamczyk, Elizabeth 187 Adamczyk, David 75, 78, 170 Adams, Claudia 179 Adams, Teresa 170 Alexander, Mary 170 Alitto, Hollis 187 Almason, Nancy 187 Alsager, Daniel 187 Alspach, Richard 187 Alvarado, Joseph 187 Alvarez, Esthela 187 Ambre, Mark 50, 179 Amerman, Janis 179 Anast, Marc 179 Ancich, Debra 187 Ancich, Maryann 187 Anderson, Kenneth 187 Anderson, Joan 179 Androskaut, Lawrence 187 Anguiano, Linda 187 Amol, Michael 179 Anton, Robert 170 Anton, Susan 179 Ardelean, Elizabeth 31,41, 170 Ardelean, James 179 Arroyo, Juan 179 Arthur, J. Scott 170 Artim, Patricia 179 Astor, Timothy 179 Aubertin, Gary 187 Aukstudlis, Gmtaras 187 Austgen, Paul 170 Austin, William 179 Ayala, Alfredo 170 Ayalo, Maria 170 Azzarello, Lynn 187 Tabaczynski, Sharon Talabay, Nancy Tamburo, Tami Tandarich, John Taylor, Carol Taylor, George Theobald, Francis Thiel, Constance Thiel, Ruth Thomas, Charles Thomson, Richard Thorgren, Richard Tilka, Patrick Timkovich, Madge tt Tomczak, Edward Tomczak, Wayne Tomko, Donna Toporek, John Torok, Michael Toth, Mark Trembczynski, Joseph Trinkle, Carol tt Trock, Theodore Tworkowski, Paul 161 161 161 161 161 161 161 19,162 162 162 162 162 162 43, 162 162 162 54, 162 162 162 163 163 48, 163 163 163 Urbanek, Linda 163 Vailionis, Birute Valko, Cynthia Vander Heyden, Kathleen Vargo, James Vega, Shirley Vlasek, Mark Vrlik, Jill 163 3, 163 163 163 163 163 163 Wachel, Susan Waechter, James Walro, Ronald Walters, Kathleen Watroba, Eugene Watson, Dana Wawrzyszuk, Edward Weber, Lou Wells, Robert White, Carolyn Wiesar, Michael Wilczynski, Cynthia Wilk, Daniel Wilson, Stephen Wine, Patricia Witczak, Patricia A. Witczak, Patricia M. Witt, Thomas Wleklinski, Mark Wojciechowski, Eileen Wojciechowski, Gregory Wojcik, Edward Wojcik, John Wojcinski, Timothy Wojdyla, Diane Wojno, Ronald Wolf, Leslie Wright, Florence Wozniak, Margaret Wrona, Lawrence Wunder, Thomas 69, 163 163 21, 164 164 164 165 164 164 164 164 24, 164 164 60, 164 165 164 164 164 57, 88, 165 164 164 164 165 166 166 166 166 94, 166 70, 166 166 166, 197 166 Yablonowski, Randall 166 York, John 64, 166 Zak, Christine Zatlokowicz, Robert Zawada, Daniel Zawada, Diane Zawada, Richard Zelesky, Hollis Ziemktewicz, Susan Zurawski, Karen Zych, Karen 166 166 167 167 167 167 68, 70, 167 136, 167 167 ALUMNI Bender, Patrick Borah, William Cook, Kenneth Cvitkovich, Donald Della Chiesa, James Fischer, James Hanson, James Kochis, Rusty LaMere, Norene Nau, Nicholas Nicolini, Kathleen Orlowski, Rita Pavnick, Susan Ramker, Margaret Rouse, Mary Sherman, Terrence Tatara, Walter Toncheff, Robert 6 34 91 90 34 36 91 91 38, 39 39 35 38 38 38 38 34,40 90 34 Babinicz, Elizabeth 179 Babusiak, Kathryn 170 Bacevich, Mary 170 Bach, Allan 170 Bachur, Grace 170 Backe, Gerard 179 Backe, Kenneth 170 Backe, Paul 170 Backus, Carol 187 Backus, James 179 Bacon, John 179 Baeza, Hilda 187 Baiz, Rosario 170 Bajo, Theresa 187 Baker, Jean 170 Baker, Wayne 179 Balazs, Ronald 187 Balio, Ronald 187 Balka, Chris 187 Balog, Suzanne 179 Balon, Eugene 187 Balon, Kenneth 170 Balousek, Richard 170 Banas, John 179 Bannister, Linda 187 Banyai, Kathleen 170 Baranowski, Harry 179 Barclay, Joanne 187 Barclay, Theresa 179 Barcus, Rebecca 187 Barker, Mark 187 Barley, Patricia 170 Barlog, Roman 170 Baron, John 179 Barrett, Bonnie 170 Bartczak, Robert 170 Barton, Frederick 170 Bayer, Rudy 170 Beckman, Margit 50, 179 Beda, Bernard 170 Beda, Steve 179 Beda, Thomas 187 Bednar, Patrick 32, 170 Beemsterboer, Robert 170 Beemsterboer, Kathleen 179 Beezhold, Diane 170 Begeske, William 179 Beilfuss, Gregory 170 Beiriger, Mary 170 Belansky, Joan 179 Belisle, Mark 115, 179 Belko, John 179 Belko, Thomas 170 Bella, Daniel 187 Ben, Michael 170 Benchik, Audrey 179 Benedek, Sandra 179 Benedict, Joan 170 Benefiel, James 170 Benson, James 179 Bereolds, Hercules 187 Berkeimer, James 187 Berkowicz, David 187 Bernacke, Barbara 109, 179 Bernard, Mary 41, 170 Berrones, Emilia 187 Berry, Marietta 179 Berta, Karen 179 Bertagnolli, Deborah 179 Berzinis, Diane 179 Bestich, Katherine 187 Bettenbender, Michael 170 Beyer, Marie 187 Bialek, Kathryn 170 Biancardi, Andrew 170 Biancardi, Ann 170 Biancardi, Dominic 179 Biancardi, Thomas 187 Bianchi, John 170 Bianchi, Patricia 187 Biddings, Emma 187 Biedron, Stephen 179 Biegel, Mary 187 Billtck, Brenda 187 Biscuso, Sam 187 Blastic, Mary 187 Blazak, Carolyn 170 Blazek, Jack 187 Block, Robert 187 Blonski, Lawrence 179 Bobowski, Stanley 170 Bock, Carol 187 Bodinet, Richard 16, 187 Bogee, Lowry 170 Bogner, Debra 179 Bogovich, Catherine 187 Bogusz, Helen 170 Bogusz, William 170 Bohan, Cynthia 38, 170 Boilek, Wallace 179 Bolin, Steven 187 Bollhorst, George 187 Bolsega, Joseph 179 Bolsega. Maryannt Bomersback, James Bonaventura, Colleen Bondi, Kathleen Boone, Kevin Borck, Michael Borowiec, John Borowski, Christine Bosch, Michael Boskovich, Joanne Boskovich, Michael Boskovich, Timothy Bossinger, Mark Bostic, Robert Bottando, Henry Bowman, John Boyle, Daniel Boyle, Kathleen Bracco, Joann Bracco, Linda Brachio, Sonia Brakley, Nancy Brandenburg, Bruce Brandner, Karen Bravo, John Breclaw, Marijo Breski, Frank Brew, Linda Brezgis, Karen Bribicsa, Ancieto Briski, Robert Brock, David Brooks, Hugh Broviak, Carol Brown, Anthony Brown, Carol Brown, Charles Brown, Charles Brown, David Brown, Deborah Brown, James Browning, Deborah Bruno, Anthony Bryant, Elva Bryant, William Brzezinski, Patricia Bubacz, Robert Bublis, Joseph Buck, Patricia Buczek, Chesterine Budny, Carol Bugajski, Kenneth Bugay, James Buhring, Dennis Bukowski, Gregory Buksar, Robert Bulfer, James Burczyk, Stanley Burdick, Claudette Burg, Kathleen Burg, Kenneth Burgess, Claudia Burke, Kathleen Burke, Robert Burke, Timothy Burkhardt, Timothy Burkhartsmeier, Alan Bums, Noreen Butte, Mary Ann Butynski, Judith Butynski, Marlene Buzzanca, Thomas Byrley, Denise Byrne, Edward Byrd, James 170 179 187 187 170 187 179 180 187 170 179 179 179 187 170 179 170 179 170 187 109, 179 179 187 187 184 187 179 170 187 179 179 170 179 187 187 25, 70,71, 170 179 34, 36, 187 170 179 187 187 170 179 179 170 179 179 170 170 179 187 179 170 187 187 179 170 179 187 81, 115, 179, 198 179 187 170 171 43, 170 187 170 170 170 170 187 187 187 179 Cabrera, Amado Calderon, Linda Calderone, Michael Cameli, Frank Cameli, Mary Camp, Donald Campbell, Robert Canan, Mary Cantu, Gloria Carlsson, Lawrence Carlsson, Linda Carlsson, Randall Carollo, Kim Carollo, Pamela Carroll, Eileen Carroll, Linda Carroll, Maureen Carroll, Timothy Carter, Brenda Casillas, Alan Causeman, Richard Cavallo, Marie Cengel, Christine Cera, Mary Beth Cera, Mary Chang, Auxilia Chavez, Abelardo Cherbak, Denise Cherer, John Cherry, George Chesny, Robert Chess, James Cheblowski, Eugene Chlupacek, Sherry Choss, Geraldt Christensen, James Christodolos, Peter Christoff, Mary Chruby, Janice Chrustowski, Cathie Ciastko, Thaddeus Cieplucha, Terrance Cieslak, James Cieslak, Joyce Cisar, James Cisar, Thomas Ciszczon, Marie Ciucki, Daniel Ciupak, Celeste Clawson, Richard Clifton, Colleen Clifton, Terrence Cloghessy, John Cloghessy, Kathleen Cloghessy, Melanie Coffou, Janet Cohen, Leslie Colella, Philip Collins, Cornell Collura, Santo Condes, Susan Condry, Michael Conner, Michael Connolly, James Conway, John Cooney, Carolin Cooper, Deborah Corrigan, Bernadette Corrigan, William 170 170 187 170 187 171 179 179 179 171 187 33, 179 171 187 179 179 171 179 179 187 187 177 187 171 179 187 179 188 179 188 188 171 179 171 44, 171 179 188 188 171 188 171 171 188 171 171 171 171 171 188 96, 114,171 171 188 171 179 171 188 188 171 188 171 180 171 188 171 180 188 188 171 188 Cory, John 188 Cosgrove, Eileen 180 Cote, Donna 180 Cotter, John 180 Courtis, George 171 Courtwright, Gail 171 Coyle, Maureen 188 Cress, Joanne 180, 198 Cress, Susan 188 Crist, Kathleen 171 Csicsko, Carole 171 Cummins, Thomas 188 Curiel, Alice 180 Curiel, Charles 188 Curiel, Anthony 171 Curosh, Marybeth 180 Curtis, George 33 Cusick, Laura 188 Czachorski, Helen 180, 199 Czajkowski, Paul 171 Czapala, Susan 171 Czapla, Frank 171 Czapla, Thomas 171 Czamecki, William 171 Czechanski, John 180 Czerny, Josie 171 Czerwinski, Gary 188 Czerwinski, Leslie 180 Czerwinski, Mary 171 Czerwinski, William 171 Dado, Barbara 171 Dado, Helen 180 Dahlkamp, John 188 Dahlkamp, William 171 Dahm, Robert 180 Daisy, James 171 Daisy, Mary 25, 101, 188 Daley, Anne 188 Daley, Scott 188 Dalton, Thomas 180 Danko, Diane 188 Danko, Esther 171 Dankovis, Catherine 171 Darnell, Judith 188 Darrow, Diane 180 Davis, Richard 188 Dawson, Michael 188 Dawson, Robert 180 Day, Janice 51, 171 Deakin, Eileen 188 DeBold, Jeanne 171 DeFabio, Margaret 171 DeLeon, Esther 180 Delong, Donna 188 Deluise, Theresa 171 Demayo, Michael 188 Demeter, Robert 180 Demkovich, Timothy 180 Dempsey, Frederick 180 Dennis, John 180 De St. Aubin, Laura 188 De St. Aubin, Ralph 180 Detzner, Roger 171 DeVore, Robert 188 Dewes, Marilynn 12, 180 Diaz, Arthur 188 Diaz, Carmen 171 Dickens, Dennis 180 Dietrich, Judith 171 Dimos, Carol 188 Dixon, Sheila 188 Dlugokecki, Michael 171 Dockendorf, Michael 171 Dockendorf, Patricia 188 Doherty, Paul 171 Dolatowski, John 171 Dolinski, Dierdre 188 Doll, Debra 180 Domanski, Sandra 180 Domarkas, Vilija 188 Dombroski, Lorraine 188 Dominik, Colleen 188 Dominik, Gerald 188 Dorcik, Diane 171 Dorin, William 171 Dosen, Susan 171 Dowling, Patricia 180 Doyle, Thomas 188 Doyle, Timothy 188 Drosos, Gerard 180 Drozda, Stephen 88, 180 Dubczak, Frank 188 Dubec, John 188 Dubeck, Janice 180 Dubeck, Jean 180 Dubeck, Rosemarie 180 Dubeck, Timothy 111,180 Dubiel, Kathleen 171 Dubose, Michele 171 Dudash, Mary 171 Dudek, Patricia 188 Dufon, Daniel 188 Dufon, Margaret Dujmovic, Nicholas 171 180 Dunajeski, Joseph 171 Dunajeski, Thomas 188 Dungay, Kathleen 180 Duracz, Carol 171 Durajczyk, John 180 Duray, Christopher 188 Duray, Evelyn 180 Duray, Mary 171 Dwardy, Rosemary 171 Dwomiczek, Thomas 180 Dworniczek, Timothy 180 Dybel, Marcia 171 Dybel, Mary 180 Dywan, Carl 171 Dywan, Max 180 Dziadosz, Lorraine 188 Dziadowicz, Diane 33, 171 Dziadowicz, Lawrence 188 Dziepak, Stanley 188 Eaton, William 171 Echterling, Rochele 180 Echterling, Stephen 171 Eder, George 171 Edward, Mark 188 Egan, Gerald 188 Egnatz, Thomas 171 Einsele, John 172 Eismin, Richard 180 Elizondo, Doris 188 Elliot, Thomas 188 Ellis, Pat 180 Emmett, John 188 Erasing, Alan 180 Emsing, Joseph 172 Engel, Ann 180 Engelbrecht, Donald 188 Engelbrecht, Terrence 180 Engleton, John 188 INDEX 221 Escamilla, Oscar 188 Eschenbach, Lisa 180 Espinoza, Ricardo 180 Estep, Kenneth 17, 65, 188 Estrada, Debra 180 Evancic, Eugene 188 Evans, Gary 180 Evans, Carole 172 Evans, Pauletta 188 Evans, Stephanie 188 Fabian, Joseph 188 Farcus, Janice 180 Fech, Dennis 172 Feeney, Kathleen 180 Feeney, Kathleen 180 Fejes, Alan 180 Ferber, Sandra 172 Ferko, Kathleen 172 Fernandez, Carmen 188 Figuerda, Gloria 188 Fijut, Mary 188 Filas, Rita 188 Filas, Theresa 172 Filips, Theodore 188 Finch, William 172 Finneran, James 188 Finneran, Jeanne 172 Finnerty, Michael 188 Fischer, Joan 180 Fitzgerald, Don 188 Fitzgerald, Edward 172 Flaherty, Joseph 188 Flaherty, Nancy 172 Flanagan, Lawrence 180 Flannery, Kevin 172 Flannery, Maureen 180 Fleming, Linda 180 Flores, Frank 188 Flores, Jesse 188 Florkiewicz, Carol 188 Flusche, Bruce 180 Flynn, Kathleen 188 Folger, Joseph 180 Fomari, Pamela 172 Fomari, Ralph 188 Forte, Carmela 180 Fortuna, Phyllis 172 Foster, Gerald 188 Fox, Patrick 172 Frankiewicz, Cynthia 188 Fraser, Linda 172 Frechette, Lea 180 Fredericks, Lorraine 180 Fredericks, Patricia 17, 189 Fredericks, Dale 189 Freeman, Alex 172 Fritz, Gail 180 Fritz, Leonard 189 Fryza, Gail 189 Furman, Jo Ann 172 Furman, Lawrence 172 Furman, Robert 172 Furman, Steven 189 Furto, Barbara 189 Furticella, Nancy 172 Fuss, Kenneth 172 Gabor, Gregory 180 Gabrys, John 189 Gadomski, Andrea 180 Gainer, Dennis 180 Gajda, Edward 189 Gajda, Janice 172 Gajda, Richard 46,172 Gyewski, Charles 189 Gajewski, Margaret 172 Galik, David 180 Galia, Lawrence 189 Gall, Flora 172 Gallagher, Theresa 180 Gallas, Lawrence 172 Gallo, Nora 189 Galovic, Mark 180 Gambini, Lindsay 180 Gandy, Rosanne 172 Garcia, Louise 180 Gardina, George 180 Gargas, Charlotte 172 Gargas, Marlene 172 Gargula, Carl 18, 180 Garza, Minerva 172 Garza, Peter 180 Gamer, Benjamin 189 Gasper, Gary 172 Gazda, Maureen 189 Geary, Kathleen 180 Geary, Theresa 189 Geffert, Joseph 189 Gerdes, Craig 180 Gerdes, Roger 172 Germick, Diane 172 Germek, George 180 Germek, Gregory 189 Giannini, Donna 189 Giannini, Linda 172 Giannini, Vivian 172 Gibbs, David 189 Gibbs, Patrick 180 Gigac, Steven 172 Gilboe, Joyce 189 Gilliland, Mary 180 Gima, Gregory 172 Ginther, Kathleen 180 Giorgio, Eugene 172 Giorgio, Rosanne 189 Giorgio, Virginia 180 Girdziunai, Victoria 189 Gish, Cynthia 180 Givens, Corrine 172 Givens, Gregory 189 Gleason, Theresa 180 Glennon, Kathleen 181 Glennon, Martin 172 Glinski, Alice 189 Glinski, David 181 Glinski, Richard 172 Glowacki, Robert 181 Glogowski, Terry 1, 172 Glueckert, Joseph 172 Glueckert, Michael 181 Godoy, Robert 172 Gogolak, John 189 Golan, Charlotte 172 Golan, Joseph 181 Golarz, John 181 Golden, Thomas 189 Golonka, Geraldine 68, 181 Golumbeck, John 189 Golumbeck, Ronald 172 Golvidis, Gerry 189 Gomez, Louis 189 Gomez, Richard 181 Gomez, Susan 181 222 INDEX Goheztagle, Joseph 189 Gomeztagle, Patricia 181 Gondek, Paul 189 Gondek, Sandra 181 Gonsiorowski, Cynthia 172 Gonzalez, Alfred 189 Gonzalez, Joseph 181 Gonzalez, Leopold 172 Goodus, James 189 Goodwine, Linda 189 Goranowski, Clarence 181 Gorcsos, Linda 189 Gordan, David 189 Gordon, Charles 172 Gomey, Kathleen 181 Gosztyla, Mary 189 Govert, John 172 Govert, Michael 172 Gozdecki, Peggy 189 Gozdecki, Robert 181 Grabovac, Jeanne 12, 181 Grady, John 181 Gramals, Cynthia 181 Grambo Lawrence 95, 172 Grass, Linda 172 Grcevich, Beverly 172 Grcevich, Susan 181 Greaney, Thomas 181 Greene, Richard 189 Greenlaw, Deborah 189 Greenya, Margaret 172 Gregor, Kathleen 172 Gresko, James 189 Greslo, Gloria 181 Griffin, Kathleen 189 Griffin, Robert 181 Grimmer, Constance 181 Grimmer, Norbert 189 Grodzicki, Andrew 172 Grodzicki, Clarissa 189 Groff, George 181 Groeger, Gail 189 Grosso, William 172 Grudzlen, Mary 181 Gruszka, Lawrence 181 Grutsch, Paul 172 Grycaj, John 181 Grycaj, Richard 172 Gryzbek, Linda 172 Grzych, Walter 181 Gudas, Mary 172 Guernsey, Peggy 189 Guest, Ann 181 Guest, John 172 Guiden, Michael 181 Gurchik, Virginia 181 Guros, Joseph 172 Gutierrez, Ester 172 Guzman, Robert 181 Gyurscan, Jacqueline 181 Hajduch, Nancy 181 Hajduch, Marsha 189 Hajduch, Mary 189 Hallo, Carol 189 Halon, Deborah 189 Halon, Henry 181 Halton, Daniel 172 Halton, Richard 181 Haluska, Donald 172 Haluska, Kenneth 189 Hamilton, Donald 172 Hamilton, James 189 Haney, James 189 Haney, Lawrence 181 Hanley, Eileen 181 Hanico, Gerald 181 Hannon, Phillipe 189 Hansen, David 181 Hansen, Robert 189 Haralovich, Joyce 189 Harkenrider, Paul 189 Harlan, Beverly 181 Harmon, Georgina 181 Harmon, Maura 189 Harris, Richard 189 Hartl, Marsha 189 Hasse, Mary 181 Hasselbring, Ernest 181 Hasselbring, Kimberly 32, 172 Hatfield, Cheryll 181 Hauter, Rosalie 101, 189 Haviar, David 172 Hawkins, Mary 112, 181 Hayes, John 68, 181 Hazel, Carol 189 Hazel, Thomas 172 Hazel, Timothy 172 Heiberger, Dorothy 172 Heins, Susan 68, 181 Heiser, John 173 Heiser, Susan 189 Heldt, Roger 189 Helfen, Joseph 181 Hemann, Thomas 173 Henkhaus, Janis 173 Henley, Thomas 189 Hennes, James 189 Henson, Dennis 83, 173 Hepner, Harold 181 Hepp, Pamela 189 Herbert, Clare 181 Herman, Ronald 181 Hickman, Hope 181 Higgins, Laurel 189 Higgins, Michael 189 Hill, Albert 100, 173 Hill, Patricia 189 Hill, Mark 189 Hisey, Jerome 189 Hisley, Leslie 173 Hoffman, Harold 173 Hoffman, James 189 Holajter, Dale 181 Holajter, Dale 189 Holicky, Joan 181 Holiusa, Richard 181 Homco, David 189 Homco, Karen 181 Homco, Michael 181 Hong, Elizabeth 173 Horde, Steven 181 Hott, Bruce 189 Howard, Robert 173 Hoycus, Paulette 173 Hreha, Patricia 189 Hric, Paula 173 Hrindak, Patricia 181 Hruskocy, Joan 189 Huber, Cynthia 173 Huber, William 189 Huerta, Michael 181 Hunt, Thomas 173 Hupke, Marilyn 189 Hurley, John 189 Huseman, Mary 181 Hussey, Michael 173 Hutchens, James 112,189 Huwig, Janis 181 Hyland, Mary 173 Idu, Carol 173 Igras, Richard 181 Igras, Robert 1-89 Ince, Julia 173 Ince, Louis 189 Ispas, Margaret 42, 110, 181 Irk, Deborah 190 Irving, Sharon 190 Jablonski, Chester 181 Jachura, Stanley 181 Jackewicz, Susan 181 Jackovich, Michael 190 Jackowski, Debra 190 Jacobs, Joyce 181 Jagadich, Sheila 190 Jakubczyk, Helen 173 Jakubczyk, Michael 173 Jaksich, Judith 173 James, Patricia 190 Jamroz, James 190 Jancosek, Carolyn 173 Jancosek, JoAnn 181 Janovsky, Lawrence 190 Jansen, Mark 181 Janulis, Ronald 173 Jaremski, Kathleen 181 Jaros, Steve 190 Jasevicius, Steve 190 Jasinski, Kathleen 181 Jayjack, Stan ley 173 Jayjack, Stephen 181 Jazak, Thomas 190 Jendreas, Joel 181 Jennings, Sharon 173 Jergens, Mary 190 Jergens, Wilnetta 173 Jezuit, Joseph 173 Jocha, Brian 190 Johnson, Darlene 190 Johnston, Jill 181 Jones, Florence 181 Jones, John 111, 190 Jones, Marie 173 Jones, Michael 173 Joppek, Gerald 181 Joppek, John 73 Jordan, William 42, 181 Jovanovic, Michael 173 Jurbala, William 181 Juskiw, Loretta 181 Jusczak, Sallie 181 Kacmar, Maryanne 181 Kaczorowski, Antoinet 181 Kaftanich, Robert 190 Kahl, Patricia 172 Kaleta, Donald 190 Kaleta, Margaret 173 Kalina, Lawrence 181 Kallas, Edward 173 Kaminsky, Alane 181 Kanuik, Patricia 190 Karin, Constance 190 Kann, Dennis 173 Kanocz, Robert 173 Kapalka, Diane 173 Kapina, Vincent 190 Kapitan, William 190 Kar, Karen 181 Karr, Gretchen 190 Karlowicz, James 181 Kartje, Joseph 190 Kasarda, Geraldine 173 Kasper, James 173 Kasprzycki, Betty 182 Kasprzyk, John 190 Kayden, Mary 190 Keckich, Mary 30, 182 Keil, Douglas 182 Keilman, Dennis 173 Keilman, Mary Lou 173 Kelly, Colleen 38, 173 Kelly, Kathleen 55, 173 Kelly, Kevin 182 Kelly, Mary 182 Kelly, Pamela 189 Keltyka, Kathleen 189 Kemler, John 182 Kenar, Edmund 182 Kenda, John 190 Kendra, Karen 190 Kennedy, Mildred 173 Kennedy, Pamela 190 Kennedy, Patricia 190 Kenney, Mary 182 Kerekes, Cynthia 182 Kerekes, Nancy 182 Kieras, John 173 Kilroy, Suzanne 190 Kimbrough, Sheila 190 Kincius, Constance 190 Kinder, David 190 King, Janet 190 King, Karen 173 King, Louise 190 King, Patricia 182 Kish, Carolyn 62, 173 Kish, Joellen 182 Kish, Kenneth 190 Kistner, Jerome 66, 182 Klank, Bonnie 190 Klaprodt, Ronald 190 Klein, Jane 190 Klein, Jean 190 Klein, Milton 190 Klein, Susan 182 Kleine, Daniel 182 Kleine, Donald 190 Kleine, Robert 182 Klisiak, Eugene 182 Klobuchar, Andrew 182 Klosky, Linda 190 Klusas, Christine 190 Kmak, Daniel 182 Kmiecik, Alice 173 Kmiecik, Barbara 173 Knesek, Gerald 182 Knight, Rosemary 173 Knight, James 190 Knish, David 83, 182 Knish, Mary 190 Knoerzer, Elizabeth 182 Knoerzer, Geoffrey 173 Kobe, Richard 190 Kochis, Christine 182 Kochis, Kathleen 190 Kocur, Lauren 182 Koczwara, Helen 190 Koenig, James 182 Kokandy, Thomas 182 Kolada, John 182 Kolar, Michael 173 Kolar, Lynn 190 Kolas, Mary Lynn 173 Kolb, Edward 173 Kolina, Mary Jo 182 Koliada, William 190 Kolodziej, Anthony 173 Kolodziej, Dennice 182 Kolodziej, Mary Ann 190 Kolodziej, Paul 173 Konechni, Dorothy 190 Konke, Joyce 173 Konke, Karen 190 Konkoly, Lisa 173 Konkoly, Michael 173 Konnick, Michele 182 Koontz, Linda 182 Kopp, Martin 173 Korac, Mirella 173 Korczyk, Mary 173 Korem, Kathleen 182 Korem, Robert 182 Korem, Patricia 173 Koricich, Freddie 190 Kors, Patricia 173 Koscielniak, Susan 173 Kosenka, Nancy 43, 182 Koslow, Denise 173 Kostelnik, Michael 182 Koszis, James 73, 182, 198 Kotarski, Robert 190 Kotynski, Mary 182 Kovach, Maryann 182 Kovach, Susan 190 Kovacik, Jerome 173 Kovacs, Joseph 182 Kowalski, Leona 190 Kozare, Irene 55, 173 Kozlowski, Dennis 190 Kozlowski, Janice 173, 196 Kozlowski, Monica 190 Kozlowski, Sue Anne 173 Kozlowski, Susan 190, 199 Kozlowski, Timothy 173 Kozub, David 182 Kozyra, Donald 190 Krager, Karen 190 Krager, Sharon 182 Kras, Daniel 190 Kras, David 190 Kras, Robert 182 Krasowski, Elaine 182 Krasowski, Stephen 173 Krause, Patricia 182 Kreczmer, Thomas 182 Kremer, Kerry 182 Kresal, William 182 Kristi, James 190 Krizman, Pamela 190 Krol, Jack 190 Krol, John 190 Krol, Robert 173 Krol, Stanley 83, 173 Kronland, Norbert 173 Krull, Karen 190 Krull, Kevin 190 Krupa, Nancy 174 Krushinski, Joseph 174 Kruszynski, Marianne 190 Krygier, Katherine 32, 64, 182 Krygoski, Carol 190 Kryszak, Sharon 174 Kubacki, Andrea 174 Kubacki, Camille 190 Kubic, Thomas 174 Kuc, John 190 Kudnowski, Ruth 182 Kujiwa, Mike 190 Kukuch, Bruce 174 Kulchawik, Christine 182 Kulchawick, Patricia 175 Kulczyk, Dennis 174 Kulesa, Deborah 190 Kull, Michael 174 Kundich, Jerome 82, 174 Kuntz, Joseph 182 Kuplic, Eileen 174 Kuplic, Sharon 190 Kurella, Catherine 111, 182 Kuric, Monica ' 190 Kurzydym, Kathy 174 Kusbel, Joseph 190 Kusek, Andrew 182 Kuzara, George 182 Kwasny, Ronald 174 Kwasny, Raymond 174 Kwiatkowski, Joseph 174 Labroi, Lamont 182 Labroi, Rocco 174 Labuda, Mary 190 Ladowicz, Stanley 182 Laitar, Beverly 182 LaMere, Eileen 42, 174 LaMere, Kathleen 106, 191 Lampa, Nancy 191 Lancy, John 190 Lang, Kenneth 182 Lamgan, James 191 Lapradd, Gayle 182 Lareau, Dennis 191 Lareau, Jeanne 191 Larkin, Margaret 191 Larkin, Robert 174 Larkin, Yvonne 191 Larson, Terri 191 Laskowski, Christine 174 Laud, Frederick 182 Lazarian, Sandra 182 Leady, Charles 174 Leahy, Jean 191 Leahy, Maureen 174 Lebryk, Craig 182 Lebryk, Lawrence 191 Lehnerer, Paul 182 Lemon, Randall 182 Lemon, Susan 38, 70, 174, 197 Lengyel, Susan 191 Lentz, Rodney 182 Lenz, Bette 174 Leonard, Kathleen 191 Lesniak, Joseph 182 Lesinak, Joseph 191 Lesniewski, Catherine 182 Lessner, Robert 182 Lewis, Eric 182 Lewandowski, Witold 191 Leyva, Fernando 174 Lightcap, Douglas 182 Limacher, John 191 Limacher, Mary Ann 174 Lindemann, Elizabeth Lindemann, Robert Linders, Elizabeth Lis, Deborah Liszczak, Thomas Liszewski, Martin Lock, Elizabeth Long, Donald Longawa, Thomas Looney, Theodore Lopez, Alvaro Lopez, Linda Lopez, Mary Lopez, Yolando Love, Henry Love, Steven Lowery, Daniel Lowery, David Lowry, James Lucas, Susan Ludwa, Gregory Lukas, Janet Lukaszewski, Dorothy Lukawski, Barbara Lukawski, Kathryn Lukawski, Nancy Lundstrom, John Lynch, John Lynn, Arlene 182 182 182 182 61, 174 191 191 191 191 16, 191 174 182 174 174 182 182 191 191 191 182 107, 191 174 182 191 174 182 182 191 191 Macak, John Macak, Kenneth Macek, Phillip Mach, Daniel Machnikowski, Thomas Machuca, Angelita Machielewicz, Cynthia Mackowiak, Donna Mackowiak, Jerome Mackowiak, Marilyn Mackovyak, Robert Maddalone, Rosellen Madejczyk, Mary Ann Madryk, James Magana, Ernest Magana, Francisco Magana, Maria Magana, Sylvia Magdziak, Edward Magdziarz, Michael Magee, Denise Mager, Marie Magiera, Carolyn Magiera, Eugene Maginot, Marcia Mahoney, Kathy Maicher, Joan Majka, Chester Makarowski, Stephen Makiejus, Leonas Makowski, Michael Malacrna, Bernard Malenshek, Paula Malfitano, Mary Maliziola, Joseph Mangino, Margaret Mangione, Marylyn Mann, Mark Mantel, Dennis Mantel, Jonathan Marciniak, Melanie Marcinkovich, Kerry Marias, Daniel Markby, Virginia Markiewicz, Monica Markovich, James Markovich, Jean Markovich, Karen Marshall, James Martin, Albert Martin, Dollye Martinez, Sara Masch, Mary Mashura, Cynthia Masolak, Eugenia Marthakis, John Martignoni, Thomas Martinez, Elma Matiukas, Christine Matiukas, Mark Matlock, Margaret Matusek, Theresa Matusik, Margaret Matusik, Michael Matusik, Michael Matusik, Denise Mauder, Nancy Mauder, Suzanne Mavity, Barbara Mayes, Pamela Mazerik, James Mazurkiewicz, Christine McBride, Kathleen McCabe, Lawrence McCabe, Margaret McCall, Robert McCarthy, John McClure, Mary McCormick, Terrence McCree, Robert McCullum, Kathleen McCutchen, Brian McDermott, Michael McFadden, Michael McGann, Kevin McGlinchy, Maureen McGlinchy, Michele McGovern, Elizabeth McGregor, Michael McGuan, Timothy McGuire, Cheryl McHale, Linda McHale, Mary McKintosh, Lawrence McKern, Michael McLaughlin, Charles McLaughlin, Kim McMahon, Marcia McLean, Ellen McQuillan, James McShane, James McShane, Marcia McShane, Moira McShane, Thomas Mecha, Jane Medellin, Robert Medillin, Rudolfo Medina, Hector Medonic, Carole Medvecz, Robert Meeks, Janet Mehan, Margaret Meingasner, Elaine Meisterling, Richard Melton, Richard 174 191 191 174 12, 174 182 182 183 183 174 183 65, 191 174 80, 174 191 174 191 183 5, 50, 183 85, 174, 196 68, 183 183 183 174 183 191 183 191 174 191 191 191 183 183 191 191 191 183 174 183 191 174 174 183 191 191 183 98, 183 174 183 191 191 183 183 191 194 174 174 183,199 174 183 183 183 183 183 174 174 174 174 174 183 174 183 191 191 174 191 183 191 174 183 174 183 183 174 191 191 191 183 183 183 174 191 191 174 183 191 191 60, 64, 183 174 174 191 183 174 191 191 174 191 191 191 183 183 174 97, 183 191 Melyon, Daniel Melyon, Jeffrey Memet, Christopher Mendex, Esther Mendiola, Therese Mertz, Terrence Mestnch, Carole Meyer, Constance Meyer, Francis Meyer, Mary Meyer, Rosemary Mich, David Michalak, Robert Micheli, Emma Michielsen, Margaret Michielsen, Mary Michna, Judith Michniewicz, Thomas Midash, Leonard Mihalich, Robert Mihalik, Kathleen Mikolajczky, Florian Mikula, Terrance Mikulich, David Miller, Carolyn Miller, David Miller, Edward Miller, Kenneth Miller, Tom Mills, Dale Mindock, Richard Minier, Jay Minicuk, David Miramontes, Alice Mis, Philip Miscovich, Milan Mitchell, Denise Mlynarski, Michael Modjeski, Terrence Modrowski, Diane Mojzik, Carolyn Mola, Maryallyn Mola, Roger Moldrawski, Denise Molenda, James Moll, David Moloney, Mary Monaldi, A1 Montella, Linda Moon, Alfred Moore, Nancy Moran, Michael Morkunas, Regina Morrison, James Morrow, Deborah Morton, Felicia Mosca, Frank Mosora, James Mosora, Steve Motkowicz, Russell Mountain, Michael Mravinac, John Mucha, Aileen Mucha, Daniel Mucha, Theresa Mucha, Carol Mulholland, Maribeth Mullaney, Kathleen Mulloy, Kathleen Mulloy, Maureen Mulvihill, Kevin Murawski, Theresa Murphy, Brenda Murphy, John Murphy, Peter Murphy, William Murray, Laura Murzyn, Marianne Murzyn, Marilyn Muskoski, Janice Mysker, Susan Mysliwiec, Annette Mysliwy, Bonnie Mysliwy, Claudia Mysliwy, Maxine 174 191 191 191 191 174 183 183 191 174 174 191 183 191 183 191 191 191 183 174 191 191 191 191 174 174 183 183 191 174 175 183 191 183 191 175 175 191 191 183 191 12, 183, 197 192 183 175 183 175 183 183 175 192 183 183 175 103, 192 183 183,199 175 192 192 175 85,183 192 192 175 41, 62, 175 192, 198 192 192 192 192 192 175,197 192 175 175 192 62, 175 183 175 41, 98, 183 192 192 192 175 Nagel, Elizabeth Naglich, Donald Naglich, James Naglich, Ronald Nalewski, Kathleen Nalewski, Michaline Nalewski, Stanley Napules, Gloria Narvid, John Natale, Mary Nau, Janet Nau, Mary Neal, Theresa Neal, Thomas Negovetich, Nicholas Nelson, Michael Nelson, Sandra Nemeth, Priscilla Newell, Joan Niblick, Marianne Niemiec, Matthew Niemiec, Robert Niemiec, Stephen Nierengarten, Arlene Nierengarten, Dennis Nies, Judith Nieto, Maria Nikruto, Eugene Niksich, Thomas Normantas, Grace Novotny, Sharon Nowak, Carol Nowak, Carol Nowak, Charlotte Nowak, Linda Noworyta, Donald Noworyta, Lawrence Nowosinski, Shirlee 192 183 175 183 183 175 107,192 175 183 192 183 192 175 192 192 183 192 183 175 25, 175 175 183 183 175 175 183 175 175 192 175 175 183 183 183 175 192 183 183 Obion, David Obremski, Kathleen Obremski, Thomas O ' Brien, James O’Brien, Joseph O’Brien, Kay O’Brien, Maureen O’Connor, Mark O’Connor, Sharon O’Connor, Joseph O’Donnell, Brian O’Donell, Kathleen O’Donnell, Kerry O’Drobinak, Catherine O’Drobinak, Gregory O’Drobinak, Lawrence O’Drobinak, Celine O’Keefe, Harold O’Keefe, Jean O’Keefe, Joann 192 192 73, 175 195 193 192 183 175 192 192 183 175 192 183 183 192 192 192 2, 175 175 O’Keefe, Michael Ole, Marcia Olesky, Sandra Olesky, Walter Olenik, Kathleen Oliver, Maureen Oliver, Susan Oliverio, Dominik Oliverio, Sam Olson, Ruth O’Malley, Michael O’Meara, Michael O’Neil, James Onesko, Mary Onesko, Michelle Onischuk, Robert Opach, Helen Oprinovich, Terrence Orbik, Debra Orlowski, Edward Orr, Marsha Orr, Terrance Ortiz, Edmund Ortiz, Isaac Oslawski, Joseph Oslawski, Joann Overhage, Gregory Owczarzak, Myra Owen, Mary 183 54, 192 175 192 192 24, 175 192 184 192 184 184 82, 175 192 192 184 192 184 175 195 43, 175 192 192 184 192 192 192 175 184 184 Paas, Alan Paas, Walter Pacys, Sigita Pajak, Marlene Palka, Joseph Palka, Walter Paluck, Denise Pancheri, Joan Panfil, Denise Pantoja, Nora Papach, John Pappas, Diane Pappas, George Pappas, Michael Paradis, Lane Paradzinski, John Parcell, Kenneth Paris, Daniel Parks, Carol Parsanko, Patricia Paskwietz, Mary Pasztor, Thomas Paryl, Leon Patena, Cynthia Patton, Brenda Paulauski, Alvin Paulik, Linda Pavnick, John Pawlaczyk, Michaeline Payer, William Pelc, Daniel Pelc, Kent Pelc, Richard Pellouchoud, Joseph Pelloushoud, William Penwell, Clifford Penwell, Joyce Perambo, Stanley Perdue, William Perez, Crispin Perez, Gail Perez, Jacqueline Pernick, Jane Perpich, James Perrin, Thomas Pers, John Peterlich, Diane Peterlich, Sharon Peters, Elizabeth Peters, Michael Peters, Paul Peterson, Darlene Petrites, Stanley Petro, John Petroskey, Mary Phifer, Michael Philpott, Richard Piekarczyk, Edwin Pieniazek, Mary Pietranczyk, Nancy Pietranczyk, Patricia Pietrowski, Barbara Pietruszka, Michael Pihulic, Sally Pikula, Constance Pinkowski, Christine Piotrowski, Joseph Piru, Jose Plankey, Francis Pleitner, Allan Plesha, Deborah Plesha, Ronald Plisky, Diane Ploski, Patricia Pluskis, Ronald Pobereyko, Ruth Pocius, Kestutis Podhajski, Anthony Podhajski, Kathleen Pogorzelski, Andrew Polak, Gerald Polak, Marcy Polance, Jack Polonczyk, Eileen Poludniak, Stephen Pomdo, Andrew Pompa, Elva Ponce, Estella Pontow, David Ponziano, Catherine Poplas, Joseph Porras, Cecilia Porsche, Arthur Porsche, Jules Porta, Thomas Potesta, Nori Portz, Nancy Potraza, Mary Pouch, Mary Povlock, Ronald Powell, David Powell, Nikki Poxon, Margaret Printke, Janean Printke, Bernadean Proctor, Nancy Progar, Joseph Prohaska. Robert Prokopeak, Andrew Protho, Tamera Prusiecki, Lawrence Pruznak, Marilynne Przybyl, Edward Przybyla, Michael Przybylinski, Michael 192 195 192 192 184 175 184 192 192 192 192 192 184 192 175 175 184 175 184 192 184 184 175 175 62, 184 192 184 184 192 192 175 184 12, 113, 184 192 5, 175 184 175 175 184 175 41, 175 192 55, 175 192 192 175 192 175 175 184 175 192 175 192 192 192 184 184 184 184 21, 175 192 192 184 184 184 192 175 175 184 55, 175 184 192 175 184 184 175 192 192 175 192 111, 184 175 192 184 192 192 192 184 184 175 175 20, 175 184 175 19 2 175 176 192 176 193 184 176 193 176 42, 176 176 176 192 193 193 184 193 193 193 Puchek, Leona 193 Pudlow, Daniele 184 Pudlow, Reginald 176 Pukoszek, Elizabeth 184 Pulidd, Cynthia 193 Pulido, Sylvia 193 Pullen, Daniel 193 Pullen, Frederick 184 Punjak, Thomas 114, 184 Purcell, Alicia 193 Purcell, Lee 30, 176 Purcell, Mary 193 Quenzler, Bruce Quinn, Daniel Quinn, Mary Quinn, Mary Quinn, Susan Quinn, Terry Quintanilla, Cynthia 7, 8, 74, 184 184 176 193 193 81, 83, 176 193 Rabinek, Christine Rachon, Kenneth Racich, John Rahaw, Maerose Rahn, David Raila, Phillip Raila, Sam Rajnoch, Patricia Rakoczy, Walter Raman, Janice Ramion, Mark Ramirez, Christine Ramirez, Linda Randall, Margaret Randall, Patricia Rangel, Madeline Ranta, Kathryn Rapacz, Christine Rapacz, Walter Rapchak, Lawrence Ra sala, Chet Rathbum, Patrick Rathbum, Timothy Ray, Cordell Razumich, Rosemary Razumow, Bohdan Reardon, Michael Ready, Beth Reba, Michele Reck, Theresa Redell, Frederick Reffkin, Deborah Reffkin, John Reichert, Donald Reilly, Mary Reilly, Mary Therese Reiplinger, Kenneth Renick, Karen Repka, Susan Repko, Patricia Resler, David Resler, Steven Rex, Ronald Reyes, Maria Rhyne, Joseph Rhyne, Kathleen Rice, Rene Rice, Thomas Riebe, James Ritchie, Christopher Rizzuto, John Roach, Linda Roach, Thomas Rodriguez, Cynthia Rodriguez, Linda Rodriguez, Martha Rokicki, Donna Rokos, Teresa Rokosz, Christine Rokosz, David Romanak, Susan Rosario, Carlos Rosario, Irma Rosario, Judy Rosati, Ronald Rosen, Leah Rosenberg, Jane Rosinski, Dennis Rouse, Barbara Rouse, Kathleen Rovai, Frederick Rowe, Michael Rowe, Thomas Rubesha, William Ruczewski, Barbara Rudisel, David Rudolph, Catherine Rudy, Michael Rudzinski, Donald Ruth, Harold Rueth, Rosemary Ruf, Thomas Ruhland, Dennis Ruiz, Connie Ruiz, Yolanda Runko, Patricia Rutkowski, Carl Rutkowski, Jonathon Ruzycki, Carl Ryzycki, Paulette Ryan, Diane Rybarczyk, James Rycerz, Thomas Ryder, Lawrence Rys, Rita Rzegocki, Lydia Rzepka, John 193 184 176 184 176 176 193 111,184 184 193 193 184 184 184 184 193 184 193 176 184 193 193 184 184 193 193 193 176 193 193 193 184 193 176 176 184 102, 193 176 193 193 27, 193 184 184 184 176 193 193 6, 88, 94, 184 176 184 176 184 176, 196 193 184 176 193 193 184 184 184 193 176 193 193 184 176 193 184 176 184 184 193 184 184 176 113 193 184 184 184 193 65, 193 176 176 176 176 176 193 176 113,184 193 184 193 21, 176 193 193 Sabemiak, Henry Sabo, Ronald Sabovich, Julianne Sacco, Gail Saczawa, Deborah Sadler, Patricia Safin, Marie Sagala, Linda Salzynski, Nancy Salmon, Lawrence Samek, Richard Sandelski, Ronald Sanders, Janet Sandor, Claudia Santare, Patricia Santiago, Nilcza Santic, Martin Santori, Benny Sanye, Lance Sargent, Michael Sarnecki, James Sarnecki, Mary Sarver, George Savageau, William Savin, Daniel 193 176 176 184 176 184 193 184 185 193 96, 185 193 176 176 193 176 193 176 185 176 176 193 176 176 193 INDEX 223 Savin, Thomas 176, 199 Schaeffer, Karen 5, 176 Schaeffer, Nancy 193 Schaeffer, Sheila 193 Schafer, Judith 193 Schafer, Karole 45, 176 Scheidt, Gloria 193 Scheidt, Nancy 195 Scheidt, Susan 193 Scherer, Nancy 193 Scherer, Thomas 185 Schilling, Mary 185 Schiltz, Marie 195 Schmidt, Donald 176 Schmidt, Mary 193 Schmidt, Peter 176 Scholl, Renee 193 Schulfer, John 185 Schulfer, Steve 185 Schultz, Margaret 194 Schultz, Nancy 55, 176 Schultz, Ruth 185 Schulte, Mary 193 Schulte, Roberta 185 Schutz, Edward 84, 185 Schutz, Mark 176 Schwaller, Michael 193 Schweitzer, Eileen 195 Schweitzer, Gail 47, 193, 196 Sciackitano, James 176 Scibor, Mark 193 Scott, George 193 Scott, Michael 185 Scott, Nancy 193 Scurtu, Peter 176 Scurtu, Sandra 185 Seberger, Donald 193 Sebestyen, Donald 176 Sector, Michaeline 185 Secviar, John 176 Sefchik, Patricia 193 Segneri, James 176 Seifert, Nancy 176 Sejda, Ellen 185 Selvaggi, Marina 193 Sember, Michael 193 Semchuck, Carolyne 176 Semchuck, Christine 193 Semenzin, Linda 193 Sencaj, Randall 17, 194 Sepiol, Joanne 194 Seremet, Joseph 194 Seremet, Yvonne 176 Seroczynski, James 185 Seymour, Alfred 194 Seymour, Virginia 50, 185 Sharp, David 194 Sharp, Kathleen 185 Sharpe, Kenneth 194 Shaw, Dennis 176 Shreve, Carol 176 Shrieve, Pamela 194 Shulock, Margaret 194 Shultz, Margaret 194 Siatta, Salvatore 194 Sidote, Linda 43, 185 Siekierski, Jerome 194 Siekierski, Mary 46, 176 Sierkoski, Ronald 176 Sikora, Jacquelyn 194 Sikora, Sue 185 Silverman, Mansueto 184 Simaga, Janeace 176 Siminski, Fred 176 Simpson, Earl 185 Sinclair, Lawrence 185 Siroky, John 185 Skarupa, Mark f 185 Skawinski, Rosanne 176 Skertich, Ramona 185 Skinta, Michael 185 Skorupa, Donald 194 Skoruna, Linda 185 Skozen, Joseph 176 Skubisz, Gregory 185 Skup, Thaddeus 194 Skurka, Jerome 194,197 Skwierczynski, Witold 176 Slaboski, Mary 194 Slamkowski, James 185 Sliwa, Jerome 194 Sliwi, James 194 Smaluk, Kathleen 185 Smith, Lawrence 193 Smith, Mark 194 Smith, Mary 194 Smith, Robert 185 Smith, Shelley 194 Smolen, David 194 Smolen, Mary 176, 199 Smoljan, Charles 194 Sobkowicz, Jacqueline 194 Sokol, Edward 17, 194 Solczak, Carolyn 176 Solis, Mary 185 Sonnenberg, Jack 81, 194 Sorensen, Joanne 185 Sosnowski, Harriet 176 Sovich, Charles 7, 176 Sowa, Constance 70, 177 Sowa, James 177 Spak, Jeanette 177 Spebar, Barbara 43, 185 Spebar, Nancy 185 Spejewski. Sharon 194 Sperko, Kathleen 185 Spiegel, Lawrence 111,185 Spisak, Catherine 177 Spisak. Elizabeth 185 Spoljaric, Kathleen 194 Sporinsky, Jack 185 Springenberg, Anne 194 Spudic, Ronald 194 Stack, Marcia 194 Stack, Mary 65, 177 Stahura, Barbara 194 Stahura, Thomas 185 Stamate, Ferdinand 177 Stamate, Nicholas 177 Standerski, Lorraine 177 Stangel, John 194 Stangel, Mary Alice 177 Stanko, Joan 185 Stankovich, Joseph 185 Stanis, Marilyn 185 Stanukinas. Charles 177 Stark, David 194 Stark, Patricia 30, 177 Stark, Ruth 185 Stark, Thomas Stasek, Diane 194 Stawicki, Casimir 177 Stefaniak, James 194 Stefanski, Lynette 194 Steffel, Ronald 185 Steffens, Lynda 194 Stephen, Carol 185 Stiglitz, Michael 185 Stockus, Christine 177 Stofcik, Francis 194 Stofcik, Raymond 177 Stofcik, Thomas 177 Stoffregen, Joellen 177 Stoich, Janice 177 Stoich, Stephanie 194 Stok, James 194 Stott, Andrew 194 Straka, Andrew 194 Straka, Frances 185 Straker, David 177 Stringfield, Brenda 185 Stringfield, Charlotte 194 Strnatka, Kevin 194 Struzik, Judith 194 Stur, Patricia 194 Suchar, George 185 Sudac, Kevin 194 Sulicz, Andrea 194 Sullivan, Kathleen 185 Sullivan, Terri 194 Sunny, Kenneth 185 Sura, Michelle 177 Susoreny, Naudeen 177 Svitko, James 194 Svitko, Lynn 177 Svoboda, Judy 177 Swantek, Doris 177 Swedran, Donna 185 Szafranski, Elaine 177 Szany, Michael 185 Szany, Patrick 194 Szarfranski, Harry 185 Szary, Richard 177, 198 Szczepanski, Francis 177 Szczepanski, Michael 185 Szkopiec, Succesa 185 Szot, Lawrence 177 Szot, Linda 185 Szrom, Jerome 185 Szurgot, Andrew 185 Takacs, Louis 177 Talaga, Mary 100,185 Talley, Ruth 177 Talley, William 194 Tamborski, Richard 194 Taneff, Lana 194 Taneff, Valia 185 Tassi, Ronald 185 Tatkowski, Rosemarie 177 Taylor, Richard 185 Tebik, Marlene 185 Teles, John 73, 185 Templeton, Barbara 108, 177 Tenkely, John 185 Teso, Joseph 185 Thiel, Debra 194 Thiel, Jeanne 185 Thomas, Donna 194 Thomas, Joyce 177 Thomas, Mark 185 Tilka, Daniel 194 Tilka, Dawn 185 Tilka, Kenneth 185 Tilka, Lynda 177 Tipfer, James 55, 177 Tokarz, Dennis 177 Tokarz, Leonard 177 Tokarz, Robert 177 Toma, Gregory 177 Tomczak, Gary 194 Tomco, Mark 194 Toncheff, Daniel 185 Tonkovich, Georgeann 177 Tonkovich, James 185 Tonkovich, Matthew 194 Toppin, Patricia 177 Torhan, Susan 185 Torok, Gayle 177 Torok, James 194 Torres, William 194 Torrez, Kathleen 194 Toth, Barbara 13, 65, 177 Toth, Frank 177 Toth, Thomas 194 Tracy, Allan 177 Treece, James 194 Trela, Mark 194 Trela, Timothy 12, 177 Trembczynski, Philip 177 Trgovich, Barbara 185 Trgovich, Debra 194 Trgovich, Donna 177 Trgovich, Frank 21, 194 Trinkle, Elizabeth 194 Trocha, Walter 177 Tropcich, Ronald 185 Trzcinski, Patricia 185 Tyburski, Maryann 185 Turico, Kathleen 194 Turico, Michael 177 Tutacko, David 177 Tworkowski, David 194 Tyrrell, Thomas 177 Underwood, Loren 194 Urban, Anna 185 Utofka, Karen 194 Vahary, John 194 Vahey, Michael 89, 177, 199 Vander, Mey 177 Vanderheyden, Ruth 194 VanSant, David 42, 177 VanSant, Terrence 185 Vargo, Rita 185 Vasilak, Robert 185 Vasquez, Arthur 186 Vasquez, David 177 Vasquez, Elisa 194 Vega, Alfonso 186 Vega, Denise 177 Vega, Raymond 186 Velasquez, Margaret 194 Veldkamp, Marlon 177 Verbish, Walter 177 Victor, Robert 194 Vignone, Charles 186 Vignone, Therese 194 Villarreal, Cynthia 186 Vilutis, Vidmantas 194 Vitela, Juan 195 Vlasek, Diane 103,195 Voica, Walter 177 Volk, Debra 177 Volk, Michael 195 Volkman, John 177 Volkmann, Robert 195 Vrbanich, Donna 177 Vuko, Colleen 186 Vuksanovic, Terrence 177 Wachel, Barbara 195 Waechter, Donald 195 Wagner, Carol 177 Wagner, Linda 177 Wagner, Lloyd 186 Wahl, Candice 177 Wainman, Mary 186 Waite, Michael 195 Walborn, Tamara 177 Walla, Karen 186 Walsh, Kathleen 186 Walski, Lawrence 186 Wapiennik, Lawrence 186 Wardrop, Barbara 195 Warholic, Mark 195 Warren, Deborah 195 Washington, Leonard 195 Wasieleski, Ruth 177 Wasiuta, Edward 195 Waslielewski, Theodore 186 Wasik, Therese 177 Waters, Dennis 186 Watroba, Paulette 186 Watson, Deborah 44, 177 Watson, William 27, 195 Watters, Hugh 177 Weaver, Beauford 186 Webber, Diane 195 Weber, Andrea 195 Webster, David 186 Webster, Karen 195 Weger, Patricia 186 Wells, James 186 Werkowski, Gary 195 Werkowski, Mark 186 Werner, Jack 177 Wemtz, Deborah 195 Werntz, Marcia 42, 177 Weston, James 186 White, Deborah 21, 177 Whiteside, Kenneth 195 Whitney, Charles 177 Wiatrolik, Rita 186 Wierbinski, Kenneth 186 Wiecinski, Barbara 195 Wiergacz, Judith 195 Wiewiora, Michael 21,178 Wikar, William 186 Wilcox, Michael 186 Wilcox, Patrice 195 Wilczynski, Nancy 41,71, 178 Wilhelm, Vernon 178 Wilkins, Martha 195 Wilk, Kathleen 186 Wilk, Patricia 186 Wilk, Patrick 186 Williams, Ametta 186 Williams, Phillip 178 Williams, Sharmen 178 Williams, Trevillion 195 Willing, Daniel 178 Wilson, Catherine 195 Wilson, Gary 186 Wisniewski, William 195 Witt, Jeanine 195 Witt, Kathleen 186 Witter, Gay 178 Witter, Nancy 195 Wlazak, Ronald 195 Wleklinski, Theodore 186 Wleklinski, Wendelin 186 Wohadlo, Raymond 178 Wohrle, Ronald 186 Wojciechowski, Gayle 195 Wojciechowski, Guy 178 Wojcik, Marcia 186 Wojdyla, Richard 178 Wojdyla, Rosemary 186 Wolf, Robert 186 Woodard, Judith 178 Woosley, Pamela 195 Wozniak, Linda 186 Wozniak, Lorraine 195 Wozniak, Walter 178 Wrzalinski, Linda 186 Wrzalinski, Cynthia 198 Wueller, Lise 195 Wusik, Michael 195 Yadron, Timothy 186 Yednak, Andrew 178 Yednak, Eileen 195 Yednak, Kathryn 186 Yerea, David 195 Yuha, Joann 186 Yurkanin, Carol 195 Zabek, Edward 186 Zabek, Richard 105,178 Zabek, Patricia 38, 70, 178 Zabinski, Colleen 195 Zabinski, Jeffrey 186 Zaborski, Rosemary 195 Zabrecky, Cathleen 195 Zabrecky, George 178 Zagar, Kathleen 178 Zaja, Gertrude 195 Zaja, Ursula 186 Zajkowski, Deborah 195 Zak, Mark 195 Zak, Pamela 178 Zapinski, Terrence 195 Zappia, Carmela 195 Zaragoza, Joseph 186 Zaremba, Eugenia 195 Zamik, Barbara 195 Zdrojeski, Kathleen 195 Zedov, Charlotte 178 Zellner, Marilyn 195 Zellner, Suzanne 178 Zemburski, Rita 178 Zendian, Timothy 195 Zenone, John 178 Zgorka, Terrance 195 Ziebicki, Christine 195 Ziebicki, Dianne 178 Zientara, Ronald 178 Zimmerman, Eve 178 Zimmerman, Judith 186 Zingo, Georgia 195 Zivich, Gregory 186 Ziatarich, Michael 195 Zukoski, Theodore 195 Zunica, Gary 195 Zunica, Kimberly 195 Zuvich, Christine 195 Zuggalski, Linda 186 HONORS AWARDS 196-199 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Achor, Reverend Dana 205 Sister Agnes Regina 213 Sister Mary Agneta Sister Mary Alcuin 11,212 Sister Alma Clare 11,200 Archer, William 204 Barry, Richard 215 Brother Bernard 205 Biel, Carolann 212 Biel, Thomas 204 Biscan, Dennis 213 Bradtke, Robert 93 , 205 Breckle, Charles 213 Brooks, George 10, 215 Brozovic, Reverend Matthew 98, 207 Buczek, Ronald 10, 206 Brother Carlos ’ 209 Brother Charles Hottinger 207 Cloghessy, James 215 Conley, Rita 214 Brother Conrad 11,201 Constantopoulos, George 210 Cruz-Alvarez, Ana 211 Danielides, Basil 206 Sister Mary Danielita 215 Brother David 203 DeLorenzo, Edward 214 Dermody, John 215 Devlin, Dorothy 205 Dominik, Reverend Stanley 1, 10, 212 Doyle, Reverend Charles 213 Drechny, John 209 Sister Elizabeth Arm 54, 55, 203 Evans, Margaret 215 Sister Mary Faith 204 Sister Francis de Sales 213 Furjanic, Richard 208 Gasior, Margaret 208 Giometti, Regina 211 Goginski, Jean 208 Gonzales, Esperanza 207 Habig, Marilyn 107, 212 Hajduk, Genevieve 213 Haviar, Joseph 205 Hendricks, Reverend Clare 214 Hennessey, Michael 211 Hepner, Carole 213 Hill, Viedre 209 Holt, Otto 206 Huffine, Karl 204 Sister Mary Ivan 208 Sister Jeanette Marie 207 Brother John Clarence 203 Sister Mary Josile 210 Joyce, Edward 206 Sister Mary Julien 38, 211 Kelly, Vione 101, 206 Kendall, Sharlene 210 Kenney, Reverend Michael 20, 211 Khoury, Mouhib 38, 214 Koby, Stanley 38, 214 Kockler, Garnett 209 Kolodziej, Florence 205 Kovach, Grace 207 Krajewski, Richard 212 Kuban, Judith 213 Langedyk, Betty 11, 210 LaVaque, George 38, 209 Brother Leo Fabius 212 Sister Mary Lorettyn 209 Sister Mary Lucretia 1, 214 Luketic, Ronald 208 Lutker, Gary 214 Madsen, Robert 208 Malec, Phylis 204 Mantel, Reverend Robert 205 Sister Maria 208 Brother Mark 206 Martinez, Florentino 207 Martinez, Vincenta 212 Sister Mary Marcian 202 McGrogan, Reverend James 213 Mengling, Reverend Carl 203 Michielsen, Mary 206 Sister Miriam Aime 210 Nelson, Jack 10, 210 Nowak, Richard 209 Osojnicki, Louise 208 Oczarczak, 215 Partyka, Ronald 213 Brother Patrick Meegan 210 Brother Paul 200 Perry, Vivian 209 Pictor, Ann 52, 204 Pihulic, Beatrice 206 Poroli, Sally 209 Ribera, Maria Teresa 210 Sister Rose Veronica 215 Ruggaber, Reverend Michael 211 Sister Mary Scholastica 206 Sedlak, Reverend Joseph 210 Simpson, Marion 212 Smith, Keith 202 Sroka, Reverend Gerald 214 Stahura, George 211 Brother Steven 11,200 Sullivan, Francis 207 Talabay, David 204 Thomas, Willetta 211 Varga, Reverend Stephen 214 Sister Mary Verda 204 Viater, Reverend Joseph 207 Sister Mary Victorine 206 Vrabley, Reverend George 202 Wilber, Robert 79, 214 Wilson, George 79,111,205 Sister Xavier Therese 205 Zabarte, 214 Zabarte, Francisco 205 Zak, Sandra 209 Zakzewski, Loretta 210 PERSONNEL Belisle, Betty 216 Benson, Irene 217 Blake, Edwina 216 Dienes, Verne 216 Filas, Ina 217 Golarz, Ray 216 Hoy, Mel 216 Johnson, A1 217 Koczwara, Gene 217 Liszczak, Claire 216 Makarowski, Ziggy 216 Makowski, Gertrude 216 McCoy, June 217 Miscovich, Sam 216 Sterling, Virginia 217 Streveler, Isobel 217 Weger, Virginia 217 224 INDEX h Jr , ? | oM-mjj A Mrr- r - d. d dto jL ' mj - . iu : 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