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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

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The authenticity of sets and lighting handled by Lou Takacs, production manager, added to the drama’s total impact. The choreography by Mrs. Phyllis Peyrot enhanced the performances of Gayle Sacco, Stan Jayjack, George Courtis and the other Jets and Sharks and their girls. Directed by Mr. Michael Hennessey, the stage band complemented the singers. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Brcckle and assisted by Miss Sharlenc Kendall, West Side Story achieved a degree of professionalism uncommon in high school productions. 18 The comical rendition of “Officer Krupke contrasts sharply with the death of Tony. Bernardo’s death is a tragic result of the conflict between the Jets and the Sharks; the Sharks’ girls conclude a mambo at the gym while their boyfriends issue a challenge to the Jets. In the city fields contemplating cherry-trees . . . strangers arc like friends. King and Queen Jim Madryk and Carol Nluha majestically reigned over the '68 Prom after they were crowned by Brian Lukich. prom The Prom theme, Ecstacy of Spring, reflected the feelings of Nollitcs last May. The baroque setting of the Shcraton-Blackstonc Hotel provided an enchanting backdrop for the couples who dined sumptuously and danced to the music of “Four Days and a Night” and “The Jet Set.” During the course of the evening. Prom Chairman Gerry Knesek bid farewell to the seniors, emphasizing that 8N1 was losing a good part of itself by losing the graduating class of 1968. Overwhelmed, the seniors tearfully responded. This regal evening was climaxed by the Grand March in the Ballroom, led by Prom King and Ouecn. Jim Madryk and Carol Muha. The long trip home proved to be eventful: two of the buses were involved in a minor mishap. This obstacle overcome, a night that was a dream came to a wonderful conclusion. While couples mingle on the dance floor. Prom Chairman Gerry Knesek shares a thought with his date Liz Babinicz. graduation Graduation was the culmination of four years of ceaseless toil for hundreds of students of Bishop Noll Institute. It was the climax of a scries of events which included retreats, senior dances, and a senior skit at homecoming. The Friday night before graduation. Bishop Grutka and the faculty priests concclebrated a Baccalaureate Mass for the graduating class of ’68. During the ceremonies, 107 scholarship awards from various colleges and universities across the nation were announced. Noll was also honored to have five of its seniors named as National Merit Scholarship finalists. The graduation ceremonies were held Sunday afternoon in the ficldhouse. Valedictorian Jim Mosora and Salutatorian Brenda Murphy bid farewell to BNI, reminding those left behind that “the destination of tomorrow is a searching discovery, a constant change, the expansion of the self. 24 Thc Fantasticks: Bob McCree (Mortimer). Tom Pancheri (Henry, the Old Actor). Dan Toncheff (thc Mute), I.cc Purcell (thc Boy's Father). Jim Smith (thc Girl's Father). Pam Kelly (thc Girl). Jim Marshall (thc Boy), and Terry Sherman (thc Narrator). As Damon Runyon-like characters. Bob McCrcc. Ray I.aska. and Al Ayala spruce up for a big dice game. summer theatre Dice rolled and starting-gate trumpets sounded as Bishop Noll Institute opened its 1968 Summer Theatre with the production of Guys and Dolls. Cast, crew, and band worked long hours to compensate for the shorter rehearsal time for a summer production. The cast included Terry Sherman as Sky Masterson, Pam Kelly as Sergeant Sarah Brown, Pete Scurtu as Nathan Detroit, and Dcnnicc Kolodziej as Nathan’s long-suffering girl friend Adelaide. The Fantasticks, Broadway’s longest running musical, was Noll’s second summer production and Noll’s first alumni show. Like Guys and Dolls it was directed by Mr. Charles Brcckle and choreographed by Mrs. Phyllis Peyrot. Except for senior Dan Toncheff and junior Pam Kelly the cast was comprised of graduated veterans of Noll’s theatre who arc presently attending universities across the country. Gamblers Joe Glucckert and Roger Dclzncr look over the Racing Form. Pete Scurtu seems somewhat disappointed by Dcnnicc Kolodzicj's present, while Pam Kelly resists smooth-talking Terry Sherman. 25 26 orientation On Orientation Day, the incoming freshman class received their first glimpse of high school life, BNI style. The new students of the class of ’72 were anxious to begin their four years at Bishop Noll Institute. Homerooms were filled with the usual amount of confusion and frustration as class schedules, locker combinations, and book lists were distributed and explained. Orientation Day brought with it renewed friendships and talk of future plans. The academic halls buzzed with moans about old teachers and speculation about new ones. The talk of the day, however, seemed focused on the new superintendent Brother Edmund Burke. Orientation Day began with students locating their homerooms on rosters outside the main entrance. I_atcr. they tried their locker combinations, hoping they would work the first time. In the cafeteria, business teachers facilitated fast, efficient book purchasing. The virtue of Patience was needed if anyone wanted a schedule change. The cafeteria, a makeshift bookstore for Orientation Day. was cluttered with boxes, books, and confused students. Seniors robbed their home linen closets of old sheets for the award-w inning senior float. homecoming Spirited student participation characterized the ’68 Homecoming week-end. Thursday evening’s parade initiated the festivities. The award-winning senior float, fifty-two decorated cars, and the Bishop Noll Marching Band were highlights of the parade. On Friday, an enthusiastic pep rally featured a fight speech by the new football coach, Mr. Mike Merrill. That evening during the dazzling half-time ceremonies, Geri Golonka was named Queen of the Homecoming. The Saturday night victory dance featured the soul music of “The Intellectuals. Mr. Touchdown, Larry Kalina, reigned with Geri during the festivities. The juniors, in charge of the Homecoming Dance, used favorite characters from Oz and other story book lands to interpret the “Fantasy Land” theme. The BN I Homecoming finalists and their escorts for 1968 included Sue Klein and Jim Tonkovich; Marilyn Murzyn and Bill Huber; Queen Geri Golonka and Mr. Touchdown Larry Kalina; Liz Babinicz and Gerry Knesek; and Sue Heins and John Sanbor. 29 30 Gayle Sacco encourages Ed Kcnar to beat Bob Kaftanich at a poker game; Ron Klaprodt carefully checks to see if Sneaky Fitch, the tough gunfighlcr. is in the vicinity. Tim Burke anti Ricardo Espinoza musically set the mood for the next scene. fall drama “The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch is a wild western farce based on man's reaction to the belief that he is immortal. Through the direction of Mr. Charles Brccklc and the assistance of Miss Shar-lene Kendall. Noll's students were transformed into tough. Western characters. Ed Kcnar (Sneaky Fitch), Carl Gargula (Rackham), Walter Grzych (Mervyn Vale). Gayle Sacco (Maroon), and Tim Burke (the singer and narrator) played the roles of the main characters. The sets, built by Steve Niemicc, Ed Piekarczyk, Jose Martinez, and Jerry Dominik reconstructed a typical Western town. Effective mood lighting was created by Jerry Dominik. The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch was a delightful change from the tense drama presented last year. Judging from the reaction of the audience, the production will go down in Noll’s history as humorous, delightful, and a huge success. Greg O'Drobinak examines a frightened, “dying Ed Kcnar (Sneaky Fitch). His recovery was so successful, that Walter Grzych. Mary Lou Canan. Mary Beth Picniazek. and Terry Clifton arc concerned about the changes Gopher Gulch has undergone while under the tight-fisted rule of Sneaky Fitch. Cindy Jessup of The Incorporation soulfully sings the lyrics while Mark Melyon and Elaine Sanders shuffle their feet to the beat. sock hops Stacks of loafers, piles of coats, and the faint strains of the band’s warmup signaled the beginning of another Noll sock hop. Dozens of girls poured in wearing the latest fashions and groups of boys shuffled in to join the excitement. All eyes were on the band, whether it was “The Intellectuals. “The Incorporation, or “The Changing Times, who performed in an atmosphere of flashing, multi-colored lights and blaring sounds. Each dancer demonstrated his own unique style of rhythm and movement, then gathered with friends to catch his breath during the intermissions. The evening wore on as everyone enjoyed the informal mood provided by this important part of Noll’s extracurricular activities. Whether dancing, or simply listening, students took advantage of a much needed breather from the hectic routine of classroom life. 33 34 winter formal A record 180 couples attended this year's Winter Formal. The Student Council General Assembly, which annually sponsors the dance, selected “Can-dlcglow and Mistletoe for its theme, and elected senior Janet Nau and junior Mary Daisy to serve as co-chairmen. Senior Mary Lou Canan functioned as chairman of the Decorations Committee with special assistance from seniors Steve Jay jack and Wally Grzyeh. Couples attending the dance walked through a miniature forest of pine trees and into the BN I Ballroom which was decorated with clusters of mistletoe and furnished with small cafe tables with Christmas decorations. They danced to the music of the R B Showmen,” a popular Milwaukee band. Santa Claus, Mr. Smith in disguise, completed the winter scene by making an appearance with his helpers to hand out bids. Jan Farcus and Winter Formal Co-Chairman Mary Daisy and their escorts enjoy the Christmas atmosphere provided by “Candlcglow and Mistletoe.” mardi gras Mardi Gras was an exciting day for those who won and for those who were experiencing frequent splash downs. Brightly colored streamers flooded the ficldhousc; posters, galleries, and booths covered the walls; mobs of spectators jammed the aisles; and in the background a band played for a dance in the balcony. The Mardi Gras, Noll’s pre-Lenten tradition of fun, festivity, and amusement was a pleasurable way of raising money for the missions. Hours before the opening, enthusiastic workers planned and organized their booths supervised by Sister Catherine, Brother Mark, and members of the Mission Club. The Mardi Gras was highlighted by the crowning of the 1969 Mardi Gras King and Queen. In a close contest, finalists were Nancy Koharko and Leo Ambre in third place; Denise Ondrcjka and Ben Garner in second place; and Queen Linda Fleming and King Greg Skubisz Company.” 37 A highlight of the evening was the crowning of Rita Vargo as Miss Sweetheart by her escort Craig Lebryk. turnabout Black buildings and bright red ones, a dark sky filled with stars, tables topped by burning candles, and servants dressed in Russian clothes set the romantic scene of Turnabout's Midnight in Moscow. in the entry way a display of red hearts and cupids added a touch of Valentine elegance to a Russian gazebo. Inside, the music of the Premiers” filled the ballroom. During the evening’s festivities. Rita Vargo was crowned ‘‘Miss Sweetheart of Turnabout 1969. Turnabout, an annual dance at Bishop Noll, gave the girls the chance to ask their favorite boys out for Valentine’s Day. The dance was sponsored by members of the Service Club, who were advised by Mrs. Michiel-sen. club sponsor. Pat Rajnoch served as general chairman. Turnabout couples enjoy an evening of happy moments together. Barb Silverman and her escort view the Valentine's display; Milton Klein and his date receive a program from Service Club members Ellen Sejda and Judy Nics. Sharon Kuplic and Dave Mich arrive at Noll's festive ballroom. J9 activities mtemM v-- «b ;.7 r. bmMkitk mm?: :r« ' -, : rh. wBgssmsm mm Ml C-iW 3jsKj { • ’ � ' “ N ’ ' “vv ' •V V ■'. .=.' « ‘T‘ d .V WW' Mi NWMU pn V f riAT?1 .JTi hU WWmm IftUiVj I l l)A SI DOI KEditor-in-Chid: SI I ROMANAK. Features Editor; Staff: MIKE ROWI;. KA I'llV SHARI . PAM WISI; RICH HOI II SA. BARB SPEBAR. Copy Co-Editors; Staff: BRIAN () DONNELL. DAN I KOkOS .. BOB WOl.l . MARI l;.NE .I O A. JEM MEL YON, Business Manager; JAM I Ml I KS. assistant. MARY HAWKINS. Class Editor; Stall: MARY JO KOI.INA, JOAN MAICHER CHRIS WOLE. Sports Editor; LAURIE K(K'l R, Art Editor: GAIL SC HWEITZER, assistant; STEVE JAYJACk. WALLY GR .YCH. Photography Co-EdiUHs;, RUI H SI RIA I I.ER. Index Editor; MR. CHARLES ■WWPw 4 student council Student Council President John Beckman and Vice-President Ed Kenar did much to perfect Noll's form of student government. John Beckman, Student Council President, has commented: The students of Bishop Noll want more control of school affairs, and with this, more responsibility. Assisted by Vice-President Ed Kenar, Secretary Marcy Polak, Treasurer Nick Dujmovic, and co-sponsors Sister Maria and Brother Patrick, John has attempted to channel the student drive for involvement with the faculty's desire for school improvement. To this end a variety of student-teacher committees have been created. These include Curriculum, Recruiting, and Discipline Committees, which recommend changes in school policy. In order to provide a direct outlet for the student body, the Council initiated the Student Council newspaper. The School Is Burning. Its columns arc open to any student who will take the trouble to write. JJJJJJJ Nick Dujmovic, Student Council Treasurer, and Marcy Polak. Secretary, provided responsible leadership in handling Student Council meetings and alTairs. Hob ChcMicy, Sue Klein, and Cheryl Hatfield decide which news items to put into the JomSoil scrapbook as Maria Magana pastes them in. Connie Meyer and Thomas Golden prepare school news for the newspapers of the Calumet Region. journoll and news bureau The JourNoll, under the guidance of Sister Xavier Theresc and Miss Karol KarafTa. provides an opportunity for the students of the journalism classes to put into practice what is taught in class. Members of its stall gain experience in all facets of running a newspaper, such as following scoops, writing and rewriting copy. and meeting deadlines. The News Bureau, also under the direction of Sister Xavier Theresc, informs the live journals and the live radio stations in the Calumet Region, and WCAE-TV, of the scholastic and extracurricular events at Noll. This weekly exchange of information and ideas between all the high schools of the Calumet Region encourages greater cooperation and benefits the entire community as well as the students directly involved. F� hotographcr Marty Saniic. Maureen Flannery. Rosemary Ructh, and Jo Ann Jancosck review and write new copy. Randall Lemon. Mike llomco. and Michael McFaddcn discuss sports copy. national honor society, business honor society, and quill and scroll Election to the National Honor Society is the highest honor a high school student can merit. This organization, sponsored by Sister Marie Imclda and Mrs. Beverly Welbornc, recognizes the student’s scholastic record, his leadership qualities, and his service to the school. A similar organization is the Business Honor Society sponsored by Sister Michelle. This society, however, deals with a student’s achievement in business courses. Requirements for election are that the students carry two business courses and maintain a B” average in those courses. Ouill and Scroll is an honorary journalistic organization moderated by Sister Xavier Theresc. To be a member of this organization, one must distinguish himself by working on one of the school's publications and rank in the upper one-third of his class. Joan Holicky is formally inducted into the National Honor Society by Sister Alma Clare. Quill and Scroll officers. Joanne Cress and Linda Sidotc, spend a quiet moment in the library. National Honor Society members Mark Ambre. Karen Homco. and Al Martin discuss 49 a newly acquired tape while Business Honor Society members. Nancy Kcrckcs. C ynthia Gish, and Linda Wozniak balance the books. Tcssic Matusck and MaryAllyn Mola arc Quill and Scroll ofticcrs. future teachers of america, future business leaders of america, and investment club The Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Sister Michelle and Mr. Edward Kis. provides business students with valuable vocational and leadership opportunities. Members attended the State Convention in Muncie and also the National Convention in Dallas. The Future Teachers of America is an organization with two definite goals. By inviting speakers to two meetings, members fulfill their first goal by learning several aspects and levels of teaching. Secondly, with the help of moderator Miss Ann Pictor. students familiarize themselves with different channels of the teaching career. Sponsored by Mr. Robert Bradtkc, the Investment Club allows students to play an active role in the buying and selling of stocks. President Rich Philpott and each member invest ten dollars a month in hope of a profit. FTA members Roscllen Maddalone and Kathy Geary scan the shelves for vocational aid while Joan Hruskocy, Maureen Gazda, and Sharon Spcjcwski talk over an upcoming FB1.A meeting with Sister Ivan. service club, medical careers, and mission club The members of the Service Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary Michiclsen, host many of the extra events at BN I. Among these events arc the annual “Turnabout Dance,” the football banquet, the style show, and the All-Activities Banquet. Conscientious effort by these junior and senior girls assures successful school events throughout the year. Moderated by Mrs. Irene Benson, the Medical Careers Club provides students with an opportunity to learn about careers in the broad field of medicine. Informative meetings and trips to nearby colleges and hospitals prepare students for the selection of a future school. The Mission Club aims to use practical principles of charity. Directed by Sister Catherine, this year’s club sponsored Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families in the area. The rebirth of the Mardi Gras was significant in expanding the programs of this beneficent club. As Mary Ellen Kcckich. Mission Club President, confers on the telephone. Stan Ladowicz and Jill Johnston count stamps collected from a Mission Club drive. Service Club officers Pat Rajnoch, Roberta Schulte. Judy Nies. and Linda Roach perform a function common to members of the club. During a Medical Careers meeting. Gcri LaMcrc and Sharon Kish practice techniques of measurement while Mary Beth Benson and Pat Stahura study the effects of a bright light on the human eye. 54 Sophomore Eve Strom rehearses her speech: math students operate the new teletype computer. Sophomores Mark Simaga and Eileen Mauck study a geometric shape. math clubs and national forensic league Noll’s Math Club, headed by Sister Faith, provides interested and qualified students with the opportunity to further their knowledge of mathematics and its applications to the modern world. The Sophomore Math Club annually sponsors a Math Tourney for eighth-graders. The Junior Math Club, along with the Sophomores, sponsored a computer course through affiliation with the Illinois Institute of Technology. The primary purpose of the National Forensic League is to interest high school students in public speaking and to help club members acquire a high degree of effectiveness as speakers through inter-school competition. Co-sponsors Miss Popa and Mr. Cavallo accomplish this purpose by means of an intriguing system of incentives which offers new goals to a student as soon as he attains present ones. Math students work with collages and geometric solids; sophomore Ralph Matuszak examines an unlikely object in preparing for an extemporaneous speech. chess club and amateur radio club Under the guidance of Father Hendricks, the Chess Club aims to use mental prowess and strategy as a criterion for success. This year’s club participated in a tournament within the school and also competed with other schools in the area. Through this club, members have the daily opportunity to increase their skill in logical maneuvers. The Noll Amateur Radio Club (NARC) aims to prepare students to function as amateur radio operators. The 1968-69 NARC participated in a program which sent seasonal messages to servicemen stationed in Viet Nam. Among the club’s immediate goals is a club radio station. Mr. Jon Grasch acts as the club moderator with senior John Teles serving as president. After much work and study, the ability to fully operate a ham” radio is achieved. Preparing an accurate log of broadcasts is an integral part of radio operations for Mike Hogan and Bob Obrcmski. Maria Magana clarifies points in Spanish grammar; Laurie Kocur and Karen Homco examine a collection of current French magazines. language clubs The French Club, under the direction of Mrs. Hajduk, attempts to transmit the language, culture, and history of France to the American student. In order to accomplish this goal, President Sally Pihulic, Vice-President Karen Homco, Secretary Laurie Kocur, and Treasurer Linda Homco constantly searched for new methods of presentation. These included movies, dining at French restaurants, and studying contemporary French society. In essentially the same manner, the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rosa Costas, takes its members to Iberia and Latin America. This club has an added advantage in that a large segment of Bishop Noll’s student body and faculty have Spanish backgrounds. This year’s officers were President John Durajezyk. Vice-President Maria Magana. Secretary Susan Scheidt, and Treasurer Sheila Dixon. John Durajezyk gives some background information on a Spanish poster. Linda Homco points out a feature of French geography to Sally Pihulic. 60 A-V assistant Tom Biancardi splices a damaged tape; Miss Banasiak helps Nancy Koharko arrange a set of intricate paper designs; A1 Paas. Art Club President, prepares to ink his woodblock. audio visual aids and art club The Audio-Visual Aides render a valuable service to BN I. Students in the organization learn how to run audio-visual equipment and volunteer to operate projectors and tape recorders for Noll’s faculty. Since almost every department in the school uses audio-visual equipment extensively, the A-V Aides, supervised by their moderator Mrs. Evans, help Noll's academic system to function more effectively. Many services are provided by Bishop Noll’s Art Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Kovach and President Allan Paas. the club helps to improve Noll’s physical appearance with creative showcase displays. Members also work on individual projects to develop their artistic abilities into talents and to further their knowledge of art. They explore different media through craft projects, figure drawing, and outdoor sketching. Su an Kovach chips out a design as Mark Bclislc and Gerald Dominik replace faulty tubes in a school projector. band At Bishop Noll the various band groups serve many important functions. Throughout the year, area and school parades were dramatically styled with the precise maneuvers of the Marching Band. During football and basketball seasons, the Pep Band provided that extra morale boost the winning Warriors count on. Furnishing music for the spring musical, the Stage Band deeply enhanced Noll’s production of West Side Story. During the summer months, members of the band provide the accompaniment for the Summer Theatre. At Christmas, the Concert Band presented a program which featured selections from the Christmas section of Handel’s Messiah. In an interview on educational television, Jim Hennes, band president, said the band was continually growing in membership and quality of musicianship. The bands arc under the direction of Mr. Michael Hennessey, assisted by Maggie Ispas, drum majorette. Maggie Ispas and Cathi Kurclla spend many hours of planning and participation in the Band Department. Mr. Hennessey, head of the Music Department, directs the concert band. This year’s Nollaircs were (front) Mary Benson, Karen Horn CO, Lorraine Dziadosz, Pam Kelly. Brenda Carter, Lisa Eschcnbach, (back) Nancy Pullman, Karen Beyer. Linda Momco, Chris Ccngcl, ami Emma Biddings. Attractive new outfits accented the performances of the various choral groups. 64 choral Choral classes, under the direction of Mr. James Sherman, aim to arouse and develop the musical potentials of participating students. Various choral programs were presented throughout the year. A fall “pop concert. featuring the mixed chorus, the sophomore and freshman girls’ choruses, and the Nollaircs, stimulated interest in popular music fans. At Christmas, the choruses presented an interesting program featuring choral selections from various periods in musical literature. The annual spring concert was highlighted with light, festive choral works which artistically expressed the joy of nature’s rebirth. The Nollaircs, a special ensemble of hand picked young ladies with highly trained voices, specializes in a cappella singing. This ensemble ern Indiana Music Contest, and continuing their efforts, merited a first place in the Indiana Music Education Association State Ensemble Auditions. 65 Brenda Carter finds participation in choral an enjoyable experience. The various choral groups arc provided with daily exercises in diction and expression. Got the spirit. Let’s hear it ..And it really was heard, as Noll's cheerleaders lead the student body at pep rallies, and football and basketball games. Supporting the varsity team were Captain Geri Golonka, Denise Magee. Sue Heins. Janie Klein, Jean Klein and Liz. Trinkle. Backing up the Junior Varsity were Carol Klinefelter, Peggy Quinn and Denise Ondrcjka. Mrs. Garnette Kocklcr. sponsor of the cheering squad, could well be proud of her efforts cverytimc Noll took to field or court. Cartwheels, splits and rhythmic formations added visually to the vocal enthusiasm generated by the girls. Clapping hands and stomping feet gave confidence to the team each time they met an opponent. Warrior cheerleaders exhibited the leadership necessary to guide students in keeping up BNI's great spirit. Cheerleaders Jane Kkin and Geri Golonka lead the student body in a Warrior cheer. booster club, cheerleaders, and varsity club John Bacon makes use of a BN I megaphone while Liz Trinklc uses her voice to inspire the team. Varsity Club President Pat Ellis studies some of Noll’s proudest possessions. 67 booster club, cheerleaders, and varsity club Sponsored by Miss Karol KarafTa, Noll’s Booster Club is the largest single force behind the Warrior’s unequalled spirit. Forming letters and executing precision routines distinguish the Booster Club from an ordinary yell block. This year, as an expression of school support, the members were presented free basketball season passes. Keeping the team’s morale at a consistent peak is the aim of the club. The Sophomore Pep Club was originated this year to spur on the Junior Varsity. Warrior lettermcn constitute the Bishop Noll Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. Michael Merrill. Great spirit was displayed by the boys’ cheering block, formed by the N-men. which was situated behind the Booster Club. The letter-men also assumed responsibility as cafeteria monitors and assembly ushers. rlcadcr Sue Heins expresses dismay al an opponent's touchdown during one of Noll's s. Varsity Club officers: Bill Jurbala. Pat Wilk. amt Jim Seroczynski. girl’s athletic club, civil rights, and big little sisters The Big and Little Sisters Club, moderated by Sister Rosemary, introduces freshmen girls to BN1. The club sponsored events such as the Tea and Style Show and a Dunes beach party to help the freshmen feel more at home during their first year. The Girl’s Athletic Club offers an opportunity to participate in sports usually restricted to boys. Basketball, volleyball, and swimming constitute the main competition. Under the guidance of Miss Barbara Owczarzak and Mrs. Sandra Zak, this organization promotes physical fitness for girls. The Civil Rights Club attempts to study problems of race relations, and to promote better understanding between minority groups in the school and the community. Under the guidance of Sister Maria, the club sponsored the annual Human Relations Day and a Student Exchange Program with area schools. Eugenia Zaremba dribbles past Kathy Nalcwski during a GAC basketball game; Senior Judy Nics and freshman Sandy Wins discuss life at Noll during a Big and Little Sister’s meeting. Stephanie Evans. Jim Mazerik, Brenda Carter, and Anne Meyer debate the problems of the Negro in today's world. Action in a GAC basketball game can be rough and rugged. Senior Rita Vargo and freshman Jackie Bennett study a pertinent topic in a career pamphlet. 71 mmm Mmm SS; lpl Si| l rihii spas •o : TVX . ? ,?J3 K«MpM MBpHg $ s£frv cViM r J� rrs ■ t(i W--•• .a £ « • ••sWfc rN ' i'V ■V.i-Vv S K r c v.V yjv'rvV' V HBfB V- t r JC-'T- ■• W s VU . .-W BH iSIreSm Head baseball coach Bob Bradlke observes the play of his team during the heated action of a big game. Juniors Dan Quinn and Ed Zabek practice a big play, while senior John Racich beats out a close call. baseball The BN I baseball team of 1968 proved to be championship quality. Led by several members of the 1967-1968 BN I basketball team. Coach Bob Bradtke’s nine finished the season with a bang. After losing a regular season game to Lake Central, the Warriors went on to win 11 straight games, including the State Championship. Getting fine pitching from junior Dave Knish and senior Jack Polancc. and consistent hitting from each member of the starting lineup, the Warriors moved through the season in championship style. Warrior All-State selections were: Dave Knish—pitcher, Terry Quinn—catcher, Jim Ardclean—second base, and F.d Zabek—shortstop. The team batting average was a very respectable .274. The regular season record was 15-9, and the total record was 21-9. The BNI State Championship Baseball Team: Dan Pelc. Ed Zabek. Jim Madryk. Jack Polancc. Pat Ellis. Terry Quinn. Terry Cieplucha. Jim Ardclean. Mark Warholic. Mark Galovic. Dan Quinn. Dave Haviar. Walter Verbish. Bill Jurbala. Dave Knish. John Racich. Coach Robert Bradtke. Assistant Coach Richard Barry. Jim Zavesky. Jack Sonnenberg, Gary Zunica. and Walt Wo niak. Senior Terry Quinn. All-State catcher, shows how to stop a low pitch: junior All-State pitcher Dave Knish warms up before an important game. The 1968 BNI Track Team: Row I: John Hayes. Dan Savin. Kevin Stmatka, Mark Clawson. Nick Ncgovctich. Dennis Ruhland. Jeff Velligan. Steve Furman. Row 2 Rich Tamborski. George Bollhorst. Dave Tworkowski. Jim Trcece. Jerry Skurka. Orlando (iarcia. Malt Tonkovich. Craig l.cbryk. Joe Kartje. Row 3: Manager Larry Spiegel. Paul Pokusa. Bill O'Donnell. Chuck Smdjen. Joe Lesniak. Terry Orr, Mike Jackovich. Mike Conner. Andre Hornsby. Cireg Skubisz. Cliff Pcnwell. Row 4: Coach Rill Archer. Jim Haney. Terry Bonneau. Bill Bryant. Mark Fdwards. Gene Chlebowski. Jack Krol. Mike Nelson. John Bacon, Walter Olesky. Assistant Coach Joe Picior. Assistant Coach Jim Tobolski. track The 1968 BN I track team could be considered green , because it contained many juniors, sophomores, and even a few freshmen. Despite this lack of varsity experience, the trackmen scored several surprise wins. Fine showings at the city meet in Chicago and at several triangular meets gave the trackmen some extra impetus to go on to the state sectionals. Senior I.arry Gram bo made it to the state finals in Indianapolis, where he came in second in the 60-yard dash. Junior Cliff Pcnwcll, the Warrior polc-vaultcr, and sophomore miler Dave Tworkowski gave BNI consistent, outstanding performances. Chuck Sovich, Larry Grambo, John Hayes, and Greg Skubisz made up the mile-relay team for the Warriors. Five indoor records were broken and one outdoor record was rewritten in ’68. Coach Bill Archer is looking forward to many more broken records in ’69. 77 Junior Cliff Pcnwcll succeeds in perfecting his pole-vaulting style; sophomore Steve Furman demonstrates his ability in the high hurdles. golf The 1968 golf season was one of rebuilding for the Warriors. Guided by head coach Mr. Frank Sullivan, and assistant coach Brother Patrick Mccgan, the linksmen compiled several impressive showings, but ended with a losing record of 3-9. Early season victories in 1968 over East Gary, Lake Central, and Griffith were hopeful. The linksmen also shot well during the Lake Hills Invitational; a team total of 351 consisted of Joe O’Connor's 81. Terry Zgorka's 87, Andy Szurgot’s 88, and Rich Samck’s 85. These four lettermen plus senior Jim Byrd will comprise the 1969 squad, when Mr. Mike Merrill optimistically takes over the reins as head coach. With the five lettermen returning, the ’69 team could rise to stardom. Junior Jim Byrd concentrates on a drive to the green; sophomore I erry Zgorka carefully examines his lie in the rough. Junior Andy Szurgot follows his shot out of the rough; sophomore Joe O'Connor studies the flight of the ball. 80 football The BNI football team of 1968 displayed a great amount of resiliency. It faced a do-or-dic situation after losing the first two games of the season. Then, with the game against Clark, a 12-0 win. the Warriors began their second season.” Quarterback Dave Knish led the effective Warrior offense. He was supported by three consistent running threats, senior Bill Jurbala. junior Bill Huber, and sophomore Jim Jacobs. The tough defensive unit was captained by senior I.arry Kalina. The highlight of the year was an overwhelming homecoming victory against Morton. The final game victory over W hiting completed an outstanding record of eight straight victories. Mike Merrill enjoyed an excellent season as rookie head coach at BNI. bcOv TVcaxli «s„U lWC “ «s X cfc Xcr Sophomore Jim Jacobs breaks through the line for a sizeable gain against Horace Mann; senior t ,y Dan Quinn attempts to pull in a Dave Knish pass against Horace Mann. -fc v Ck x. fc fck Vast?- - To ( sy fv GWC x. ft yS i ’Sa.o , - VJ ‘ Y oVc � Vf Vo� c 1 7 yooa -y ' yvv«w o O CK-J Sv V • « s — Y«©' =� 'y -y f ft, C« •� -o - P0,St vC. « � C 1 . yc. - ' -f C- V VAT yc i SS-� o ■ -W -V- '£- V� «- - � cj - ix o xs,-a_ q -v- � 31 vs v. ° V - -(XoiK. V' C 'PXX -WJ 5J=R.« s-' w'ea'VT sJ O. Cbcy fcs —_ v njN'T V' C rvx� y Vvv� T .P . - Vo Y v (li.v-sxf xT Vi C_ - • p yoCi — -r L Y. o.oi (V v f)r S; nO i “r K tfc� v Cr, . 'll- Ci- y vaJVSY TL. Ccvi 5 K - yc o v or Warrior defenders smear” a Frocbcl runner during the Warrior romp; senior Al Plcitncr ami head coach Mike Merrill tensely watch action from the sidelines; junior Bill Huber is hit hard by a Horace Mann defender. T f oV woflt; ,T iT -3- ye vc av o u -r i 82 During the Gary Roosevelt game, senior Rich Samck dives for a Dave Knish pass; Knish eyes the goal line as he breaks a tackle; Jim Jacobs runs through the Horace Mann defensive line as effective blocking assures a sizeable gain. football NOLL OPPONENT 0 E. C. Washington 13 7 Hammond High 13 12 Clark 0 51 Griffith 7 31 Morton 13 33 Horace Mann 25 13 Gary Roosevelt 0 42 Gary Frocbcl 6 19 Richmond 0 20 Whiting 7 The 1968 BNI vanity football team: Row 1. left to right: Manager Mark Warholic. Jim Knight. Arnold Grabovac. Dave Bryant. Bill O'Donnell, Andre Hornsby. Bill Adamchik. Greg Stok. Tom Ramker. Jim Owens. Manager Tim endian. Row 2: Manager Rick Rovai. Dave Knish. Al Plcitncr. Rich Samck, Brian Lukich. Pat F.llis. Mark Wusik. Pat Wilk, Dan Knaver, Dennis Pasternak. Bill Bryant. Manager Paul Kolodzicj. Row 3: Tom Jazak. Dave Homco. John Hayes, Co-Captain I.arry Kalina. Co-Captain Dan Quinn, Co-Captain Bill Jurbala, Joe Gomeztagle, Mike Sember. Bill Payer. Chuck Gora, Jim Jacobs. Row 4: Greg Soczyk, Jim Spencer. Mark Trcla, Mike Reardon. Dennis Gcrdcs. Craig I.ebryk. Phil Trembezynski. Bill Huber. Steve Furman. Mark Grafton. John Clarke. Ron RizzutO. Row 5: Assistant Coach Jim Anderson. Assistant Coach George Wilson. John Domazet. Dave Pontow, Joe Alvarado. John Krol. Ted Zukoski. John Mravinac. Steve Beda. John MeGann. Pat Szanv. Assistant Coach I.arry Senffner. Head Coach Mike Merrill. 83 cross country Despite a slow start in the 1968 season, the BNI cross country team progressed rapidly, making a very impressive showing in the sectionals. After losing the first four meets, the Warriors gained some status by winning the final two dual meets of the season. Fine showings in the Highland Invitational and the Hammond City Meet laid the foundation for the sectional. In that meet, the Warriors placed a strong fourth out of twenty-two competing schools. Juniors Dave Tworkow-ski, Jim Haney, and Kevin Strnatka, and senior Mike Nelson led the way for the Warriors. Because many of these letter-men will be returning. Coach Bill Archer has optimistic plans for the 69 season. 84 Junior Walter Olesky checks his shoelaces before the next event; juniors Dave Tworkowski. Dan Savin, and Kevin Strnatka practice Marts for the 220 yard sprint. Mead coach Bill Archer times one of his athletes: sophomore Paul Pokusa removes his warm-up outfit for action. 85 The 1968 BN I Cross Country Team: Dave Swrufka, Dan Cohn. Bruce Bittner. Mark Clawson. Dennis Ruhland. Coach Bill Archer. Dan Savin. Paul Pokusa. Kevin Strnatka. Dave Tworkowski. Walter Olesky. Captain Mike Nelson. Terry Bonneau. Jim Haney. Orlando Garcia. Jell Vclligan, and Manager I.arry Spiegel. 86 The 1968-1969 BNI basketball team: Row I: John Domazet. Jim Sliwa. Mark Kriston. Row 2: Kerry Kremer, Mike Dawson, manager Rick Rovai, head coach John Dermody, manager Eugene Balon. Lamont lot Broi, Ron Pluskis, Steve Mosora. Left, top to bottom: co-captain Dave Knish. Jack Sonnenberg. Ben Garner. Mike Sember. Right: co-captain John Mravinac, Ed Schulz, Dan Quinn. basketball This year’s Warrior basketball team was a mighty quintet. Averaging over 80 points a game and registering a 15-5 record. Coach John Dermody's men ranked as one of the region’s finest teams. Senior co-captains John Mravinac and Dave Knish rebounded and scored well. They were the only real veterans on the team. Senior Ed Schutz and juniors Ben Garner and Jack Sonnenberg rounded out the starting five, providing excellent shooting and rebounding. Surpassing the century mark in two games was an indication of the balanced scoring. An opening season victory over highly touted Tech gave the Warriors instant recognition. A high point of the year was winning the Hammond Holiday Tournament for the second straight year by defeating Tech again and bombing Clark. Junior guard Jack Sonnenberg drives in for a lay up: against Lew Wallace, senior center John Mravinac rebounds a shot while Dave Knish. senior forward, drives for the basket. basketball Senior guard lid Schulz attempts to maneuver around a Gary Tollcston player: head coach Mr. John Dermody instructs his players for the upcoming action. NOLL OPPONENT 87 Hammond Tech 76 87 Hammond Morton 71 74 Crown Point 79 88 South Bend Washington 64 85 Gary Lew Wallace 66 86 Merrilvillc 77 67 Hammond Tech 59 93 Hammond Clark 49 85 Gary Tollcston 99 103 Chesterton 73 85 Whiting 70 98 Hammond Gavit 79 83 Griffith 37 87 Gary Horace Mann 86 91 La Porte 80 103 Valparaiso 90 72 Gary Roosevelt 88 63 Calumet Township 66 77 Highland 71 72 Hammond High 74 o . 2 U A- TYff i i tyu ,, cyf ' A' ,fyf-rftUQ 4k du442 2 M Vh ac i£i Mt2Xutrtr f10 Junior forward Ben Garner dribbler in the open; senior guard Dan Quinn makes a difficult lay up against Tech; Ron Pluskis. senior forward, attempts a short jump shot against Mcrrilville. swimming In rolling up a very impressive 10-1 record, the 1968-1969 BN I swimming team, under first year coach Mr. Herbert Marquedant, compiled many team, individual. and Noll pool records. After an early season loss to Thornton, the Warriors defeated many line teams; among these were a previously undefeated Munster team. South Bend Washington. T. F. South. Bloom, and Valparaiso. Most impressive of all. the Warriors captured the first 76 points in the La Porte relays. Among the team standouts were senior diver Tom Rice, and seniors Jim Tonko-vich. Steve Drozda, Tim and Mike Bos-kovich. and Dennis Gainer. Junior Don Fitzgerald and freshman Greg Artim figure to be important members of next year's team. In winning the state sectionals at Munster. 11 tankmen advanced to the state finals in Bloomington, where Tom Rice finished second in the diving competition. 90 Senior Jim Tonkovich works on his specially, the breast stroke. Senior Mike Boskovich excel Is on the butterfly stroke. Speed and endurance arc sought by seniors Dennis Gainer and Steve Drozda. as they practice the free style stroke. Senior Tom Rice attempts to perfect a dive which has brought him state-wide recognition. The 1968-1969 BN I swimming team: Front Row; Greg Artim. Anthony Svitko. Joe O'Connor. Don Waechtcr. John Burezak. Dave Rcslcr, and manager Tim Rathburn. Second Row: co-captain Jim Tonkovich. Tom Skiba. Larry Lebryk. Don Fitzgerald. Jim Finneran. Jerry Skurka. and coach Herbert Marquedant. Third Row: Bill Campbell. Terry Austgen. Steve Drozda. Dennis Gainer, co-captain Mike Boskovich. Tim Boskovich. and Andy Szurgot. Fourth Row: Bill Talley, Jim Gresko. Dan Mucha, Joe Seremet. and George Scott. Absent from picture: co-captain Tom Rice. Mark Simaga. and Mark Matusik. Junior Dave Homco tries to out maneuver an opponent, while senior Tom Kreezmer has position on a foe. wrestling The Noll wrestling team, consisting almost entirely of sophomores anti juniors, compiled a 5-9 record for dual meets. Heavyweight wrestler John Krol led all Warrior grapplers with 9 pins, in registering a 12-1-1 individual record. He finished in third place in the heavyweight division in the East Chicago sectional. Tom Kreczmcr, the only senior on the team, had 3 pins and a 12-2 record. He completed the sectional in first place in the 154 pound weight class. Among the other standouts were juniors Bill Payer and Dave Homco and sophomores Chuck Gora and Tom Ramker. The wrestlers defeated Tollcston, Clark, La Porte, Horace Mann, and Whiting. With all but one regular returning next year, head coach Jim Tobolski and assistant coach George Wilson can look forward with optimism to next season. Junior John Krol attempts to gain a pin. 93 The 1968-1969 Noll grapplers: Jim Gomczlaglc. Paul Pokusa. coach Jim Tobolski. Gene Owen, captain Tom Kreczmcr, manager Uirry Spiegel. Chuck Gora. Jim l.owry. Dave Homco. Tom Kamkcr, Tim Zendian, Dan Hill. Jim Stok, Rich Halton. Bill Payer, and John Krol. academics msmsmm r'v ' 7 W . ,-p'v 't'S'Jrr' i� .V‘'. f ! i-. •! .� V« fr if' J� l� ? V« W A’' v •+ l;y -'’ ;i. s sp$km mm Mm ' W -- ir . Mm rrf :v%J whsm $ k2? .C r 1 taf ptNUBM religion and social studies Arnctta Williams and Steve Beda reflect upon a perplexing human question; Father Sroka impresses his students with religion's importance in their lives; posters convey the idea that religion cannot be sealed within classroom walls. The purpose of Social Studies, in the words of the departmental head. Sister Maria, is to learn to be in another’s skin ... to free the mind of the student and help him help himself gain a clearer, wider vision of people.” Therefore, the faculty has introduced a new emphasis on outside reading and research, curricula additions, and student re-creation of historical and political events. The Religion Department, steered by Father Varga, works under the theme “information and formation.” Collecting the necessary information is not the difficult part, for as Father Sroka said, Anyone can master a book; how many can master themselves?” It is in this application of knowledge to one’s life that a good faculty is essential, for it is through their coaxing, questioning, and guidance that the student learns to be honest with himself. english and language Under the supervision of Sister Alcuin. the English Department adopted a trend toward independent study by introducing new techniques and courses. A film unit provided pupils with the opportunity to examine the art of motion pictures in depth. Applying the principles they learned, student film companies produced experimental movies. Established in conjunction with the Sophomore Advanced Placement course, a new Outside Reading Program fostered research and discussion of literary works. Revival of the Drama Festival furnished a representative history of the theater from Aristophanes to Albce, while providing practical theatre experience. The Language Department, headed by Mr. Orcncio Aguilera, imparted knowledge of a foreign tongue to students. Utilizing this skill, pupils gained an insight into the culture and history of other countries through projects and audiovisual aids. 98 Ken Sunny increases his knowledge of literature through outside reading. English classes give students an opportunity to develop their skills by group discussions. As language labs aid students of foreign languages, so records aid the students in Miss Matz’s English class. Spanish students eagerly wait to be called upon to answer a question. business education The Business Department, headed by Sister Michelle, provides effective courses for those interested in becoming part of the modern business world. Students interested in secretarial fields are offered courses such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, clerical practice, and business machines. For broader development, an opportunity is offered in business management. business law, retailing, consumer economics, business math, and salesmanship. This year, as part of the curriculum, various businessmen from the area met with students in order to better their understanding of business as it exists today. Business students at Noll have the opportunity to put into practice their studies by helping in the new business supplies office. Students duplicate the daily attendance bulletin, and type and ditto material for the teachers. Sharon Kroger compiles business expenses on an adding machine while Ed Zabck completes an intricate accounting assignment. Junior Jack Sonncnbcrg struggles with a typing problem, and seniors Mike Rowe and Laurie Kocur prepare a mimeograph machine for operation. Keyboard facility demands intense concentration on the part of the students. fine arts Noll’s Fine Arts Department, supervised by Mr. Michael Hennessey, affords students the opportunity to uncover and to develop artistic talents. Mr. James Sherman, the choral director, was a new addition to the staff. Under his leadership the various choral groups performed in a fall Pop Concert and at the annual Christmas and spring concerts. Noll’s marching band, directed by Mr. Hennessey and led by drum majorette Maggie Ispas, enjoyed an active season. Besides playing for all home football games, the band participated in statewide marching competition, placing in the second division, and marched in Purdue’s homecoming parade. Members of the Art Department contributed their talents to Noll’s theatrical productions by helping make programs, posters, and scenery. 103 Art student Toni Kaezorowski receives guidance from Mrs. Kovach as Linda Homco displays her talents on the violin. Bishop Noll Institute’s HpWc Af pantoent, directed by Sister prepares girls as future homemakers. The Dr' department offers a four year home arts program which includes one year each of general homemaking, family living, cooking, and sewing. Juniors and seniors may participate in a program on a more academic level that develops skill in sewing and the culinary arts. The department also helps its students learn to establish long-range goals for financial security and it provides the necessary training for achieving them. Learning through actual experience keynotes this department. Girls participating in home arts courses plan and cook meals, prepare budgets, and sew their own creations. mm Basketball players prepare to rebound a shot; calisthenics develop the student into the physical condition needed for competitive sports. education physical Physical education, under the guidance of Athletic Director Mr. George Wilson, is offered at Noll for sophomore and freshman boys and girls. Through various calisthenics and indoor sports, these students experienced vigorous activity to provide greater endurance and physical well being for each student. The indoor sports included basketball, soccer, and volleyball. When the weather was favorable. the students enjoyed softball and soccer outside. Swimming for beginners was provided by varsity swim coach Herb Marquedant. Each gym day, the students left the gym classes more alert for their remaining classes and more physically fit for the demanding future. Diving is one facet of the extensive Noll swimming program; two teams battle for possession of the ball in a demanding game of soccer; more than any other sport, volleyball requires teamwork. 107 r.r t V 0 a A tape is 64 f drafting . 0 his anl y £ yr s to the IIT computer as Craig Gcrdcs and Ralph Fornari tackle a Senior Dick Mcisterling makes use of the overhead projector to demonstrate 108 mathematics New courses and projects have been added to all phases of the Mathematics Department this year to offer students a creative approach that moves beyond theory. Sister Faith, departmental head, and other mathematics teachers who attended area conferences and lectures, realized that Noll students enthusiastically participate in many courses that nearby schools have not even attempted to offer. The sophomore, junior, and senior Math Clubs have combined to sponsor Computer Math Courses for interested students. Two teletypes, installed in the math lab, arc connected to the computer at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago; Noll students program these machines themselves. Faculty members are writing and experimenting with a new course in geometric algebra. A Math Fair, with projects from area schools, has been added in conjunction with the annual Math Tournament. Terry Van Sant explores the math shelves while Tom Rowe and Ernie Hasselbring discuss the finer points of the slide rule. science The Bishop Noll Science Department, under the sponsorship of Brother Bernard, attempts to give the science students the opportunities to reason out basic concepts and to relate them for practical use. Experimentation gave the students insights into the underlying principles of science. In biology, sophomores studied nature and related problems of today, such as air pollution. Chemistry students were able to apply their knowledge of structures of compounds through experimentation and direct use of these compounds. Physics students delved into topics which underlie all forms of scientific knowledge. Included among these topics were movement and weight. Besides giving the student well-rounded scientific background, these sciences prepare them for the evcrchanging and challenging world of science. Biology students Gene Owen and F-'ulton Purnell examine their experimental results: physics students Mark Ambrc and Mark Bclislc uncover the effects of friction on a moving object: in the chemistry lab. seniors Judy Zimmerman and Jo Ann Jancosek test for the presence of oxygen. Wd t Wi ArouV)le,---------------------- e kr rau a, 5hou dqr A GO OoQovo. G u ) to, tr 0( Ajkjexi ij0d V'O( x A LrvOo AJkjod U v(M- ' J avudiJ d 'vVtOcO ( tvd CsV W 06 U iS,-!' Prorrv' Av erCvWw -PW p' eoefoboodv?S Vvoji L; Ovvd 'dJM-W O' ‘PjoA 'W .' Our ou a VvVde ipcvr i i And dWv vr WW'nd , ie. Ou o Wn i u umrJ cd Brother Edmund Burke, F.S.C., Superintendent-Principal. M.A.. � i . I DcPaul University cmd dJfu, UcAL s1ul o - ouP )Upr ]vd - vib Ovod VevAn bO VK_ (Ol dYueV_ lo tab dWdAYvaJ. r n O ed D ou-'Twe,'. vWVt cor yv dj c 3Me 3 Gesler d eoeru'VKvfio C£Mxs - f XL taoud 333 be. -R I tad wlVK ou -i_ oloubb fc a ( d end Plea e_ ce. bud'Vo.OaCd a L v_oWel £_ boolc. UM V 4-An. fe-ee i Ourvd -1-' Lor administration (xtaavv cvo1 u r o ' selP awdd olon (ta • d se Uun uoc rijCk vie cbo e Qr-e vxvjbxe Sister Nl. Alma Clare, C.S.C., Principal. M.A., University of Notre Dame Mr. H. Keith Smith. Assistant Principal. M.A., Ball State University Sister Agnes Clare. C.S.C.. Assistant Principal. B.A.. St. Mary's College (Indiana) eueje cxv jd_. dr ck cxvu rcVu vjbWuf e. by'Oe. Cau. ta . ■ dorr ar e eT “ °°'vh . W be a'roa.'rv L v-p 3 davie 0 Sister Rosemary Desmond. C.S.C., Director of Student Services. M.S., University of Notre Dame, Moderator of Big and I.ittlc Sister Organization Brother I.eo Fabius, F.S.C., Boy’s Guidance Counselor. M.A.. DePaul University Brother Eugene Ferretti, F.S.C.. Mathematics anil Science Departments. B.A., Lewis College. Sponsor of Freshman Class. Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Faculty Moderator of Athletics Mrs. Beverly Wclborne, English and French Departments, B.A.. Ursulinc College, Sponsor of the Freshman Class, Assistant Moderator of National Honor Society Miss Shirley Ann Beaver, Biology Department. B.A.. St. Francis College (Fort Wayne). Sponsor of Sophomore Class Reverend David E. Hauskins. Religion Department. S.T.B., Gregorian University (Rome), Sponsor of Sophomore Class Brother Paul Consolazio. F.S.C.. Social Studies Department. B.A., Christian Brothers College. Sponsor of Junior Class Sister Agnes Clare. C.S.C.. History Department. B.A.. St. Mary's College (Indiana). Assistant Principal. Sponsor of Junior Class faculty Sister Alcuin, C.S.C.. English Department. M.A., University of Notre Dame. Sponsor of Senior Class, Chairman of English Department Reverend James NIcGrogan. Religion Department, M.Ed.. Xavier University, Sponsor of Senior Class Miss Sharon Banasiak, Fine Arts Department, B.A.. College of St. Teresa. Moderator of Art Club Mr. Timothy Hyland. Social Studies Department. B.A.. St. Joseph's College (East Chicago) Sister M. Carole, C.S.C., Knglish Department. B.A., St. Mary's College (Indiana). Drama Assistant Reverend Leonard Kronkowski. Religion Department. S.T.B., Catholic University 6 Ik L h Miss Karol KaratTa. French Department, A.B.. Marquette University. Sponsor of Booster Club. Assistant Advisor of JourNotl Mrs. Norma L. Vcnturclla, Business Department. B.S.. Indiana University Mr. Lawrence Senffner. Social Studies Department. B.A.. Lewis College. Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Assistant Freshman Basketball Coach Mrs. Rita Conley. 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Home Economics Department. B.S.. Purdue University Mr. James St. Amour. Reading and Curriculum Development Departments. M.S., University of Chicago, Drama Festival Director Mr. John Dermody. Physical Education and Science Departments. B.S.. Purdue University. Varsity Basketball Coach Mrs. Gamclle Rockier, Physical Education Department, Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Moderator of Sophomore Pep Club Reverend Theodore Mens. Religion Department. A.B., Athenaeum of Ohio Mr. Steven A. Hale, Business Department. B.S.. Georgetown University. Moderator of Future Business leaders of America faculty Sister M. Yvonne. Fine Arts Department. M.Mus.. American Conservatory of Music Mr. Pedro Ramon. Spanish Department. M.A.. Roosevelt University Father Joseph LaMcrc. Religion Department. B.A.. St. Mary’s College (Ohio) Sister Agnes Regina Daly. Religion Department. M.A.. St. Mary's College (Indiana) Sister Maria Brennan. C.S.C.. Social Studies Department. M.A.. Marquette University. Moderator of Civil Rights Commission. Moderator of Student Council. Chairman of Social Studies Department Mr. Edward Joyce. Mathematics Department. B.A.. Pennsylvania State Teachers College Mr. Jack P. Nelson. English Department, M.A.. Northwestern University. Moderator of the Beginning Sister M. Faith. C.S.C., Mathematics Department. M.A., University of San Francisco. Moderator of Freshman Mathematics Club. Chairman of Mathematics Department Mrs. Beatrice Pihulic. Business Department. B.S.. Indiana Mr. Herb Marquedant, Physical Education Department. B.S., Southern Illinois University. Varsity-Swimming Coach University Miss Sharlcnc Kendall. Social Studies Department. M.A., Valparaiso University. Assistant Drama Director Mr. James Anderson. Business Department. B.A., Augustana College. Assistant Football Coach. Assistant Baseball Coach Mrs. Dorothy LaMcre, English Department. B.A., St. Mary-of thc-Woods Mr. William Archer. Physical Education and Biology Departments. M.S., Indiana State University, Cross Country Coach. Track Coach faculty Mr. William Peppard, Biology Department. B.S., St. Procopius College Mrs. Maria Alonso. Spanish Department. University of Havana (Cuba). Moderator of Spanish Club Mr. Joseph Pictor. Social Studies Department. B.A.. Lewis College. F'rcshman Football Coach. Assistant Track Coach Mrs. Vionc Kelly. Latin and English Departments. B.A., College of St. Francis, Moderator of Latin Club Mr. Robert Bradtke, Business Department. B.S.. University of Notre Dame. Moderator of Investment Club, Varsity Baseball Team Coach. Reserve Basketball Team Coach Sister M. Rose Veronica. C.S.C.. Mathematics Department. B.A.. St. Mary’s College (Indiana) Reverend Patrick J. Connolly. Religion Department. B.A.. Gregorian University (Rome) Mr. Patrick E. Shal. English Department. A.B., University of Notre Dame. Moderator of Guitar Society Sister M. Michelle. C.S.C., Business Department. B.A., St. Mary’s College (Indiana). Chairman of Business Department Mr. Edward Kis, Business Department. B.S., Indiana University Moderator of National Business Honor Society Mr. James Cavallo. Speech Department. B.A., University of Illinois (Chicago), Debate Team Coach Miss Patricia Popa, Speech Department. B.A.. Clarke College, Assistant Moderator of Forensic League, Speech Team Coach Mrs. Rosa A. Costas. Spanish Department. Doctor in Pedagogy. University of Havana (Cuba) Sister M. Ivan. C.S.C.. Business Department. M.A., St. Mary's College (Indiana). Moderator of Future Secretaries Association. Moderator of Future Business Leaders of America faculty Miss Barbara Owczarzak. Fnglish Department. B.A., St. Joseph's College (East Chicago). Co-Sponsor of Girl's Athletic Club Miss Ann Pictor. Social Studies Department. B.A., St. Joseph's College (blast Chicago). Moderator of Future Teachers of America Reverend Clare Hendricks. English and Religion Departments. S.T.L.. Gregorian University (Rome). Moderator of Chess Club Mr. Ronald Luketic. Social Studies Department. B.S.. Ball State University. Bookstore Manager. Business Manager of Athletics, Manager of Activity Program Sister Marie Jeanne. C.S.C., Business Department. M.A., University of Notre Dame. Counselor of Student Services Mrs. Marion Bittner. English Department. B.A.. Washington University Mr. Michael K. Merrill, Physical Education and Health Departments. M.S.. Indiana State University. Head Football Coach. Head Golf Coach Mr. Cesar G. Queyquep. Mathematics and Science Departments, B.S.. Western Michigan University and Fcati University (Manila) Mr. Antonio F. Hernandez. Spanish Department. Doctor in Law, University of Havana (Cuba). Moderator of Spanish Club Reverend David H. Gosncll. Religion Department. B.A., St. Mcinrad College Sister Marie Imclda. C.S.C.. Mathematics Department. M.S.. University of Notre Dame. A.M., University of Michigan. Sponsor of Junior Mathematics Club. Moderator of Senior Mathematics Seminar, Moderator of National Honor Society Miss Catherine Albanesc, Hnglish Department, M.A., Duquesne University Father Gerald A. Sroka. Religion Department. S.S.L.. Pontifical Biblical Institute (Rome) Brother Kevin J. McGccan, F.S.C., Social Studies Department. B.A., Christian Brothers College. Sponsor of Intramural Sports faculty Mrs. Sandra Zak, Mathematics Department, B.S.. Illinois Institute of Technology. Co-Sponsor of Girl's Athletic Club Mr. James Tobolski. Business Department. B.S.. St. Joseph's College (Fast Chicago). Sports Equipment Manager. Head Wrestling Coach. Assistant Track Coach Sister M. Daniclita. C.S.C., English Department. B.A.. St. Mary's College (Indiana) Mr. Otto L. Holt. English and History Departments. B.S.. Loyola University Sister M. Lorettyn. C.S.C.. History Department. M.A.. University of Southern California Mrs. Dorothy Devlin. English Department. A.B.. Loyola University Mr. James T. Wclbornc. Mathematics Department. B.S., Illinois Institute of Technology. Moderator of Sigma Mu Theta Mr. Charles F. Breckle. English and Fine Arts Departments. B.A.. St. Mary's College (Minnesota). Drama Director. Moderator of Yearbook Mrs. Genevieve Hajduk, French Department. M.A.. Northwestern University, Moderator of French Club Brother Bernard Rapp. F.S.C.. Science Department. M.Ed., St. Mary's College (Minnesota). Moderator of Science Club Sister Marjorie Urbine, C.S.C.. Home Economics Department. M.S.. Stout State University faculty Sister Mercia. C.S.C.. English Department. M.A., University of Notre Dame Mr. John J. Gatta. Jr.. English Department. A.B., University of Notre Dame Sister Francis dc Sales. C.S.C.. Fnglish Department. B.A., St. Mary's College (Indiana) Sister M. Catherine. C.S.C.. Biology Department. M S.. University of Notre Dame, Moderator of Mission Club Mr. Orcncio Aguilera. Spanish Department. Doctor in Law, University of Havana (Cuba). Chairman of Language Department Mr. Joseph Haviar. Latin Department. B.A., Saint Procopius College. Freshman Football Coach. Freshman Basketball Coach Mr. Jon Orr Grasch. Mathematics Department. B.A.. Purdue University. Moderator of Amateur Radio Club Mr Robert Czarnccki. Social Studies Department. B.A., St. Joseph's College (East Chicago) Mr. George Wilson. Physical Education Department. B.S.. University of Notre Dame. Director of Athletics. Wrestling Coach. Assistant Football Coach Mr. Robert Madsen. English and History Departments. B.S., Southern Illinois University Mrs. Margaret Evans. Librarian. M.A., Indiana University Brother Patrick Meegan. F.S.C.. English and Religion Departments, M.Ed., St. Mary's College (Minnesota). Co-Moderator of Student Council. Director of Fieldhousc Sister M. Xavier Therese Murphy. C.S.C., English and Journalism Departments. M.A.. Marquette University. Director of Publicity. Moderator of Quill and Scroll. Moderator of Jour Noll Mr. Stephen M. Hroncc. English Department. A.B., Holy Cross College faculty Reverend Clarke Miller. Religion Department. M.A., Athenaeum of Ohio Mrs. Irene A. Benson. Health Department. R.N.. St. Catherine’s Hospital. Head Nurse. Moderator of Medical Careers Brother Mark Conway, F.S.C.. Social Science Department, M.A., DePaul University. Sponsor of Mission Club Mrs. Grace Kovach. Fine Arts Department. B.A.. St. Joseph's College (East Chicago). Moderator of Art Club Reverend Mark Manzak. F.S.C.. Religion Department. B.A.. Immaculate Conception Seminary Mr. George M. Brooks. Biology Department. B.S.. Roosevelt University Mrs. June McCoy. Health Department, R.N. St. Catherine’s Hospital. School Nurse Mrs. Ina Filas, Financial Secretary Miss Gertrude Makowski. Registrar Mrs. Irene Bonneau. Assistant Financial Secretary Mrs. Virginia Sterling, Mr. Gene Koczwara, Building Assistant Librarian Custodian Mrs. Betty Bclislc. Library Clerk personnel Mrs. Virginia Majcherck, Secretary to the Guidance Departments Mrs. Isobcl Strcvclcr, Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Edwina Poludniak, Receptionist. Switch Board Operator Mrs. Kathleen Kumiega, Secretary to the Guidance Departments Mrs. Vernic Dienes. Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Wanda Mazerik. Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Evelyn Hoss, Secretary to the Attendance Office national merit letter winners Mark J. Ambrc. 69 132 Helen M. Czachorski. ‘69 Hdward J. Magdziak. 69 Margil S. Beckman. 69 James G. Kovzis, 69 Joanne Cress, 69 honors and awards Constance Pikula. 69 Nlaryallyn J. Mola, 69 sat, psat, nedt top scorers Edmund P. Kcnar. '69. S.A.T. 133 Peter J. Kobe. 72. N.E.D.T. Mark A. Simaga. 71. N.E.D.T. Christine Matiukas. '69 National Merit Semi-Finalist. S.A.T. Thomas A. Nics. 72. N.E.D.T. Kathleen Ginthcr, '69. S.A.T. Catherine Rudolph. 70, P.S.A.T. l.uci J. Ardelcan. 71. N.E.D.T. Kathleen M. LaMcrc. 70. P.S.A.T. omfxftn oi lliriA os JkoiO PVu k Xi dj uxsirdL P ? l klcx ey' irv ju biUe. 1 P (ui. 'tkiLO. i 'aAjL.- - rerrwrf V ur hc o of y t WJt usXXlb U mjoJr J UjQ JUS e (uere. tiA ahosY Me.ru ttr li v ( vi H I o i l o IK xw 60 fk b uX XW 1’wm ls ruuyu LOard D graduates fVvd Oviir u kowAl tjUfY JL. Oamt Q. i CL fV.6 2lq dyux cta jQi_ck -W dec, (A rct j smem lc o nuxd IXv vp 3 rpoe_'. if T Ixad tb mf X vjOoa qiajq (XWijj jooVJ fcuV Xd VUl o6afl+ VMC XeoYV'tfe VP. Puxcux x- WxiXb � ' ' V— — •• . k • •' ' ' u i v.x - Vx b XVl onp X Xb AWt graduate officers 136 President Gerry Knesck Vice-President James Slamkowski 137 Treasurer Steve Jayjack Anton. Susan Artim. Patricia Babinicz. Hlizabcth Backc. Gerard Bacon. John Baker. Wayne graduates Baum. Frederick 139 Beckman. John Beckman. Nfargit Beda, Steve Bernackc, Barbara Berry. Marietta Benson. James Borowiec. John Boskovich. Michael Boskovich. Timothy 141 142 graduates Bracho. Sonia V Brown. Deborah Bryant, Elva Bryant. William Bubaez, Robert Bublis. Joseph mmtmKm it Budny. Carol Bulfcr. James Burg. Kenneth Campbell. Robert Burgess. Claudia Burke. Timothy Canan. Mary Carlsson. Randall Burroughs. Brock Byrd. James Carter. Brenda Carroll. Eileen Carroll. Linda Chavez, Abelardo Carroll. Timothy Chlebowski. Eugene Cloghcssy, Kathleen 144 Cherer, John Curosh. Mary Beth Cress, Joanne Dennis. John Doll. Debra Drozda. Stephen Dubcck, Jcanmaric Dubeck. Janice graduates Dywan. Max 147 Fejes. Alan Fischer. Joan Echterling. Rochelle Emsing. Alan Eismin, Richard Escamilla. Maria Eschcnbach. Lisa Espinoza. Ricardo Farcus, Janice Engel. Anne Feeney, Kathleen A. Feeney. Kathleen M. Flanagan. Lawrence Fleming. Lynda Folgcr. Joseph Flannery. Maureen Fredericks. Lorraine Gadomski. Andrea Gainer, Dennis Frechette, Lea 150 graduates Galovic, Mark Garza. Peter Geary, Kathleen Gcrmck. George Ginthcr, Kathleen Giorgio. Virginia Gomez. Richard Gomez. Susan Gomcztaglc. Patricia Gondek, Sandra Gozdccki. Robert Gramals. Cynthia Greaney, Thomas Grcslo. Gloria Gonzalez. Jose Goranowski. Clarence Grabovac. Jeanne Grady. John Griffin. Robert Grimmer. Constance Groff. George Guzman. Robert Grudzicn, Mary Guest, Ann Gyuresan. Jacqueline Hajduch. Nancy Grycaj, John Grzyeh. Walter Gurchik. Virginia Guiden. Michael 153 Hanley. Eileen 154 Hasse. Mary graduates Hayes. John Heins. Susan Hill. Joyce Hill. Susan Hoffman. Harriet Helfcn. Joseph Holajtcr, Dale Herman. Ronald Hickman. Hope Hepner, Harold Holiusa. Richard Holicky. Joan 156 Jansen. Mark Jaremski. Kathleen Jankowiak, Stephen Jones. Florence 158 Juszcak. Sallie Kacmar. Maryanne Kaczorowski. Antoinct Kelly, Mary Klein. Susan Klcinc. Robert Kerckes. Nancy king. Patricia Kish. JoEllcn Kistner. Jerry Klcinc. Daniel Kenney. Mary Jo Kerckes. Cynthia Kncsck, Gerald 160 Kochis. Christine Koctir. Laurie Koenig. James Kovach. Maryann Kovacs. Joseph Koontz. Linda Kozub. David Krasowski. F.lainc Kragcr. Sharon Krause. Patricia Kreezmer, Thomas Kremer. Kerry Krcsal. William Krygicr. Katherine Kudnowski. Ruth graduates I .a Broi. Lamont l.chncrcr. Paul Lis. Deborah Lukich, Brian Lemon. Randall Lesniak. Joseph Lentz. Rodney l.ightcap. Douglas Lukaszewski. Dorothy Lukawski. Nancy Lewis. Eric Lindemann. Robert ■ Lesniewski, Catherine Macielcwicz, Cynthia Lundstrom. John Machuca. Angclita Mackowiak. Jerome Magana. Sylvia Magdziak. Edward Magee. Denise Magicra. Carolyn i Maginot. Marcia 165 166 graduates Markovich. Jean Mann. Mark Maichcr. Joan Marszalek. Carl Mantel. Jonathan Mashura, Cynthia Matiukas, Christine Matusik. Margaret McBride. Kathleen Matusek. Teresa Matlock. Margaret Matusik. Michael McClure. Mary Matusik. Michael McCullum. Kathleen 167 Mazerik, James McLean. Ellen 168 MeFadden, Michael McGuire. Cheryl Mcl.aughlin. Charles McShanc. Moira Mehan. Margaret Michielsen. Margaret Meyer, Constance Michalak, Robert Midash. Leonard Mihajlovic. Zoran Mola. Maryallyn Miramontes, Alice Modrowski. Diane Moldrawski. Denise Molincro. Mary Moll. David Minicr, Jay Morton. Felicia Morales, Cesar Mosca. Frank Moran. Michael Monaldi. Al Mravinac. John I Murzyn. Marilyn Morkunas. Regina Montclla. Linda Naglich. Ronald graduates 171 Nau. Jancl Nowak. Carol 172 Nowak. Carol Ann Nowosinski. Shirlce O'Brien. Joseph O’Keefe. Michael O'Donnell. Brian Olson. Rulh O’Drobinak. Gregory Onesko, Michelle Ortiz. Edmund O'Malley. Michael Palka, Joseph Owczarzak. Myra Parks, Carol 173 174 graduates Pclc. Richard Philpott, Richard Piciranczyk. Nancy Pullen. Frederick 176 t Ramirez, Christine Ramirez. Linda Rice. Tom Ritchie. Christopher 177 Rathburn. Timothy am W l Komanak. Susan 178 Rovai. Frederick Rowe. Michael Rubesha, William Ruczcwski. Barbara Rudzinski, Donald graduates Ructh. Harold Ructh. Rosemary Ryccrz. Thomas Sadler. Patricia Samck. Richard ■ Scherer. Thomas Schilling. Mary Schcidt. Nancy Sacco. Gail Schulfcr. John 180 Schulte. Roberta Sejda. Ellen Sector. Michaclinc Sidotc. Linda Serna. Roland Sharp. Kathleen Simpson. James Skubisz. Gregory Smahik. Kathleen Slamkowski. James Skcrtich. Ramona Skinta. Michael Skorupa. Linda Skarupa. Mark 182 graduates Spcbar. Nancy Sporinsky, Jack Stahura. Tom Slanis. Marilyn Stankovich. Joseph Stark, Ruth Stanko. Joan StclTcl. Ronald Stephen. Carol Szafranski, Harry Szkopiec, Succcso Suchar. George Szczcpanski. Michael Sullivan. Kathy Sunny, Kenneth Swedran. Donna Talaga. Mary Szot. Linda Tancff, Valia Szrom, Jerome Taylor. Richard SzurgoJ, Andrew Teles, John Tenkcly, John 184 Tebik, Marlene Tcso. Joseph Thiel, Jeanne Tilka. Dawn Tonchcff. Daniel Thomas. Mark Tonkovich. James Torhan. Susan Trgovich. Barbara Tropeich, Ronnie A Tyburski. Maryann Urban. Anna 186 VanSant, Terrence Vargo, Rita Vasilak. Robert Walski. I-awrcnce Walla. Karen Walsh. Kathleen Waters. Dennis Wapiennik. Larry Wasiclcwski. Ted graduates Wierbinski. Kenneth 187 188 Wikar. William Wilcox. Michael Wilk, Kathleen Williams. Arnetta Wilson. Gary Witt. Kathleen Wlcklinski. Wend el in Wohrlc. Ronald Wojcik. 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Katherine JX (Lo lS Bi SX'hiSSg nut c y 192 Bianchi. Patricia Biddmgc, Emma Biegel. Mary Jo Bitlick. Brenda Btscuso. Sam Blache. Mary Bcih Block. Robert Bokov ich. Cathy Bollhorst. George Bonaventura. Colleen Bondi. Kathleen Borck. Michael Borowski. Christine Bo ctarnlk. Carla Bracco. Linda Brandner. Karen Breda . Marifo Bre gis. Karen Broviak. Carol Brown. Anthony Brown. Charles Browning. Deborah Bukow-vki. Gregory Burg. Kathleen Burke. Kathleen Burkhartsmcicr. Alan Bu aanca. Thomas Byrley. Denise Byrne. Edward Cabrera. Jeronimo Calderonc. Michael Carlsson, Linda Ccngel. Christine Cherbak. Denise Chesney. Robert Christodolos. Peter ChristolT. Mary Chrustowski, Cathie Cieslak. Daniel Cicslak. James Clifton. Terry Cohen. Leslie juniors A ft r f ft Pi Ifi 1 F B f� (P 1 I r f? f T Pj P T f fV © o © I i 7 r « n r ’ - t n f 1 i A f p h P 1 ft Collins. Cornell Conner. Michael Cooper. Debbie Cummins. Thomas Curie). Charles Cuticle, I.aura Czerwinskl. T. Gary Dahlkamp. John Daisy, Maty Daly. Anne Danko. Diane Davis. Richard Dawson. Michael Dc SI. Aubin. I.aura Deakin. Eileen DeMayo. Michael Dixon. Sheila Dockcndorf. Patricia Dolintki. Dierdre Domarkas. Vilija Dombrowxki. Lorraine Dominik. Colleen Dominlk. Gerald Doyle. Thomas Doyle. Timothy Dubee. John DuFon. Daniel Dunajeski. Thomas Duray. Christopher D iadosr. Lorraine D iadowicr. Larry Edwards. Mark Egan. Gerald Eli ondo. Doris Elliott. Tom Estep. Kenneth Evancic. Eugene Evans. Pauletta Evans. Stephanie Fabian. Joseph Figueroa. Gloria Fijut. Mari Filas. IKS Finneran. James Finnerty. Michael Fitzgerald. Donald Flores. Frank o 15 f f A a 1 W‘ f t i a ft I A ft t ft. e r (PI i r m n 'y A a f A V ft b 1 ft pi mm Wi i i i i i 1 A p • 4 a n ft t� i ft u Flore . Jcmc Florkiewicz. Carol Flynn, Kathleen Fomati. Ralph Foster, Gerald Fr ank c� icz. Cynthia Frederick . Dale Frederick . Patricia Frit . Leonard Fryza. Ciail Furman. Steven Gabrys, John Gajda. Edward Galia. Larry Garner. Benjamin Gazda, Maureen Geary. T her eta Germck. Gregory Giannini. Donna Giorgio, Rovanne Gird tunai. Victoria Gogolak. John Golden. Thoma Golumbcck. John Golvidtv. Gerry Gomc tagle, Joseph Goodus, James Goodwine. Linda Gorcso . Linda Gordon. David Gosztyla. Mary Gosert. Teresa Gozdecki. Peggy Greene. Richard Greenlaw. Deborah Gresko. James Grimmer. Norbert Grod icki. Clarissa Grocgcr. Gail Kajduch, Marsha Haiduch. Mary Hallo. Carol Halton. Richard Haluska. Kenneth Harkenridcr. Paul Harmon. Maura Harris. Richie Moizik, Carolyn Mom. Roger Motora. Slew Motkowicz, Hus cll Mucha. Atlcen Mocha. Daniel Mulholland. Maribeih Mullaney. Kathleen Murawtki, Theresa Murphy. John Murray. Laura Mytliwiec. Annette Mytliwy. Bonnie Mytliwy, Claudia Naeel. Betty Naiewcki. Stanley Natale. Mary Nau. Mary Ann Neal. Thomat Ne«ovetich. Nick NcKon. Sandra i f t a I . Niktich. Thomat Noworyta. Donald Obion. David O'Brien. Jamec O'Brien. Kay O'Brien. Michael O'Connor. Joccph O'Connor. Sharon O'Donnell. Kerry O'Drobinak. Celine O'Keefe. Harold Ole. Marcia Oletkv. Walter Olenik. Kathleen Oliver. Suvan Oliverio. Sam Oneeko. Mary OnKchuk. Robert Orhik. Debra Orr. Martha Orr. Terrance Ortiz. Itaac OUawtki. Joann Otlawtki. Jotcph 197 Paa� . Alan Pacy� , Siitita r t A i A f� V s‘; AA A A ft 1 a 1 m «l« n T A V y ; f) ft p Panchcri. Juan Pantil. Denitc Pantoja. Nora Pappa . Diane Pappas. Michael Parvanko. Patricia Paulatnki, Alum Pawlac yk. Michaclcnc Payer. William Pclkr. Rondi Perpich. James Pctcrlich. Diane Petro. John Petroskey, Mary Phifer. Michael Piotrowaki. Joseph Plisky. Diane Podhajski. Anthony Polak. Gerald Polonc yk, fcillccn Pompa. Maria Pondo. Andrew PotCtta. Nori Protho. Tamara Prusfeckt, Larry Pr ybyl. Edward Pr ybyla, Michael Puchck. Leona Pulido. Cynthia Pullen. Daniel Purcell. Alicia Purcell. Mary Ellen mnlanilla. Cynthia abinck. hmtine Raman. Janice Kanitel. Madeline Rapacr, Christine Rasala, Chet Kathbum. Patrick Rammich. Rosemary Reardon. Michael Reba. Michelle Repka. Susan Rciler. David Rice. Rene Rokicki. Donna Rokos, Teresa Rowe. Thomas Rudolph, Catherine Rudy. Michael Ruhland. Dennis Ruzycki. Carl Rybarc yk. James Kybicki. Nancy Ryder. Laurence P ; as T juniors Rzepka. John Rzonca. Monica Saberniak. Henry Sambor. Robert Saniare, Patricia Santic. Martin Samccki. Mary p 1 if Pf i 1 ' i Savin. Daniel Sawyer. Thomas Schaeffer. Nancy Schaeffer. Sheila Scheidt. Gloria Scheldt. Susan Scherer. Nancy Schmidt. Mary Kay Scholl. Renee Schulfer. Steve Schulte. Mary Kay Schweitzer. Gail Scott. Nancy Selvaititi. Marina p p t y I IT- fi 1 ' m f i f m 4 % Sembcr. Michael Scmchuck. Christine Scmenzin. Linda Scncaj. Randall Scpiol. Joann Sercmct. Joseph Sharp, David Sharpe. Kenneth Shreve. Pamela Shulock. Maritarct Shultz. Percy Siekierski. Jerome Sikora James Skorupa. Donald Skup. Thaddeus Skurka. Jerome Staboski, Mary F.llen Sliwa. James Smith. Mary Denise Smith. Shelley Smolen. David Smoljan. Charles Sobkowicz. Jacqueline Sonncnbers. Jack Speiewski. Sharon Spolarlc. Kathleen Sprinscnbers. Anne Spudic. Ronald P €1 5 I Stack. Marcia Stahura. Barbara Stanael. John Stark. David Stasek. Diane Stelaniak. James Stcfanski. Lynctte P f J£ I � o Steffens. Lvnda Stevens. Paula Stofcik. Francis Stoich. Stephanie Stok. James Stott. Andrew Stmatka. Kevin n 1 P Stru ik. Judith Stur. Patricia Sudac. Kevin Sullivan. Terri Svitko. James Szany. Patrick Szaty. Sandra S artman, John Talley. William Tamborski, Richard TanclI. I ana Thiel. Debra Thomas. Ikmna I ilka. Daniel Tomko. Mark Tonkovtch. Matthew Torok, James Torre . Kathleen juniors p p p nr lit fin? f p p a i Toth. Cynthia Treece. James Trcla. Mark Trcmbc ynvki. Philip Trgovkh. Debra Trtovich, Frank Trinklc. Elizabeth Turko. Kathleen Tworkowski. David Utofka, Karen Nanderheyden. Ruth Vasquez, Elisa Velasquez, Margaret Victof. Robert Vilutis. Vidmanlas Vnela. Juan Vlasek. Diane Volk. Michael Volkmann. Robert Wachcl. Barbara Waechter. Donald I Wahl. Jankc Wane. Michael Warholic. Mark Warren. Deborah WasiUta, Edward Watson. William Weber. Andrea Webster. Karen Wcrkowiki. Garv Wiccmski. Barbara Wiergacz. Judith Wilcox. Patrice Williams. Edwin Williams. Trcvillion f V Wilson, Catherine Win. Jeaninc Wojctcchowski. Gayle Woolscy . Pamela Wo nlai. Lorraine Wuellner. Lise Wusik. Michael Wyrzykowskl. Edward Wnocki, David Yednak. Eileen Zabmski, Colleen Zaborski. Rosemary Zabrccky. Cathlcen Zaiko. Ronald a Zaja. Gertrude Zajakow-ski, Deborah Zappia, Carmcla Zaremba. Eugenia Zdroicski. Kathleen Zendian. Timothy Zieorka. Terrence Ziebicki. Christine Zingo. Georgia Zlatarieh. Michael Zukoski. Theodore Zunlca. Gary Zunica. Kimberly Zuvich. Christine Adamchik. William Adamczyk. Arlene Adams. Thomas Alfaro. Theresa Alvarado. Rebecca Alvarez. Gary Anctch. John Aragon. Catherine Ardelean. Lucille Austgcn. Terence Bacan. Janice Baiz. Mario Ballogg. Michelle Baton. Gerard Banham. Edward Baran. Lorelei Baran. Walter Barclay. Mao Ellen Barley. Richard Baron. Mary Rote Becerra. Joseph Benlch. Annette Benson. Mary Biddings. Emery Bielski. Ben Bily. Edward Blando. Regis Bloskey. Gregory Bolsega. Thomas Bona. Richard Bona. Stanley Bonncau. Terrence Borowicc. Celia Boyle. James Bragiel. Rita Brandner. James Brcskovich. Barbara Brock. Jeanne Bronson. Craig Broomes. Crystal Brouwers. Mancttc Browning, Philip Bugajski. Karen Buitron, Robert Buksar. Michallene Burney. Debbie Burosh. Donald Butte. Lois Byers. Patricia By w alec, Mary Campagna. Joan Campbell. Agnes Campbell. William Carroll. Kathleen Chercr. Ann Chibicki. Gary Cichocki. Georgene Clark. Mary Clarke. John Clawson. Mark Collins. Terrence Comsa, David p i A P A ft ? a 0 p i r n f A A r V 1 fp i p fS 1 r a jV 1 ■ ft ■ p p i sophomores ft p m p C- jft fP i ' i Cl p fl flf'Af I! f f I A A ? AA9 p P p I I 1 Sophomore Class Officers: Greg Tabaczynski. President: I.uci Ardelean. Treasurer; and Paula Tucak. Secretary. Conkc. FortuoclU Corey. Patricia Ciu . Roberto C'tonka, Andrea Cuellar. Dora Cuellar, Rebecca ;'umminp, David Curiel, Gonzalo Curosh. Loi Danciu. John Danko. Mark Do Fazio, Maty Deiotle. Kathleen Dcl.auriea. Ruth Dclitado. Robbin Deluitc, Paul Dc Martino, Jeanine Denniv Kathy Detloff, Deborah Diaz, Emilio Doffin. Ann Doherty. Peter Doma cl. John Dooiin. Kevin Dorcik. Daniel l orin. Ann Doyle. Michelle Doyle. Terry Drajtovich. Samuel Drozd. John Dudek. Gerald Dud imki. John F.llingtcn. Robert F-ilit. Joan Ktcamilla. Mary Etpinota. Marguerite Hvant. Claudia Falcone. Trudcl Farabaush. Michael Fejet. Paul Fernandez, Juanita Fernandez. Monica FUa . Frank Flore . Carmen Flore . Sylvia Fox. Judith Fox. Roberta Frigo. Louis Fu«. Robert Gaida. Robert Gandy. Flainc Garris. Pam Gerde . Dcnniv Germek. Cinthia Germick. George Ciinther. Nora Giorgio. Anthony Godoy. Mary Gocolak, Jamet Golden. George Gonzale . Juan Cora. Charlc Gorcowtki. Richard Gormley. ChrMine Gozdecki. Thoma Grabovac. Arnold A • n 0 fi M r i n n J A o m £ r in a j i i i i Grabowvki. Regina Grace. Mary Grafton. Mark GramaH. Nancy Gran. Robert Greancy. Kathleen Gregor. William Grenchik. Phillip Greclo. Michael Grimmctt. Phillip Cron. nthia Guerrero. Diane Guidcn. Nancy Gutierrez. Carmen Haney. Richard Ifannabach. Carol Haracz. Andrea Harlan. Randall Hartman. David Hauler. Dennis Heine. Michael Helfen. Richard Hendcrlong. Debra Hicks. Barbara Hoffman. Julie Homco. Linda Horrobv, Andre Ifornyak. Nancy Howard. Margaret Hut , Barbara Huwig. Sandy larocci, Anthony Imcc. Debra Jackovich. Janice Jacobs, James James, George James, John Jancovck. Barbara Janovsky, Joan Jansen. feresa Janulis, Lynn Jarac . Joseph Jasailo. Edward Jennings. Mary Junach. Vincent Jutcik, James Juskiw, Richard Kallas, Leonard Kamincki. Joseph Karlowic . Dianne Karr. Gail Kasper. Stephan Keelcy. Kim Keen. Marianne Keilman. Marcia Kenar. Paula Kerman. Richard Kimberly, Jane Kimmcl. Timothy Kith. Georgiann Kish. Sharon Klinefelter. Carol Knascr. Daniel Koczwara. Franco Kolod ic). Kathleen Komara. Suzanne Komendat. Ronald Korak. Paul Kosciclski. Kathryn Kocmvki. Martha Kovach. Michael Kovacs. Kathleen Kozlowski. Celecle Koslowski. Raymond Krager, Cynthia Kremer. Rebecca Krizmanic. Kurt Kroviak. Diane Kucharski. Judith Kuiawa. Stanley Kulik. Nancy Kwasny. Trudie Laciak. Joveph l.adic. John laMcre. Geralyn Larkin. Lynn Lazarian. Shawn Leonard. Lawrence Lcsnicw-ski. Raymond Linders. Roxanne Lipka. Fred Lobodlnski. Joveph Lobonc. Patricia 203 so phomores 1 aa ft F J } Lomcllin. David Lonadicr. Lyn Lowe. Debra Lower. Thomas Lucas. Jack f 'A p |n| i ft f ft |r ft i Lugo. Sonia Lukas ewski. Margaret l.ukawski. Frank Lummio. Judith Lush, Judith Lynn. Robert Nlachuca. Irma Macicjcwski. Dennis 'f I ft 1 V Macko. Joseph Magliocca. Joe lien Majewski. Susan Mantel. Beverly Marquardt. Kristine Marshall. Deborah Marthakis. Gregory Martinet. Jose f 1 A n n ? ft p i Marline . Salvador Masch. Mary Matonovieh. Kathy Matusik. Mark Matus . Jeanne Matus ak. Ralph Mauck. Eileen Ma rimas. 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Indiana index graduates 'two year NHS member Ailamv Claudia 138 Ambfe. .Mark 8. 49. 110. 138. 132 Amernun, Jams 138 Ana'!. Marc 138 Anderson. Joan 138 Aniol, Michael 138 Anton, Suun 138 Ardekan. James 75. 138 Arroyo. Juan 138 Artim. Patricia 139 Babinicz. Elizabeth 21. 29. 139 Backc. Gerard 139 Backus, James 139 Bacon. John 67. 76. 139 Baker, Wayne 139 Balog. Su anne 139 Baranowski. Harry 139 Barclay. Theresa 139 Barcu'. Elizabeth 139 Baron. John 139 Baum. Frederick 139 Beckman. John 44. 140 Beckman. Margit 140. 132 Be da. Steve 83. 97. 140 Beemvterboer. Kathleen 140 Beeevkc. William 140 Bclanvky. Joan 140 Bclislc, Mark 61. 110. 14(1 Belko. John 140 Benedek. Sandra 140 Ben ion. James 140 Bcmackc. Barbara 140 Berry. Marietta 140 Berta. Karen 141 Bcrtagnolli. Deborah 141 Beroniv. Diane 141 Biedron. Stephen 141 Blonvki. Larry 141 Bohega, Joseph 141 Boroitiec. John 141 Boskovich. Michael 141. 90. 91 Boskovich, Timothy 141. 175. 91 Bosxinger, Mark 142 Boyle. Kathleen 142 Bracho. Sonia 142 Braklcy. Nancy 142 Brexki. Frank 142 Briski. Robert 207 Brooks. Hugh 142 Brown. Deborah 142 Goranowski. Clarence l$2 Bryant. Elva 142 Gozdecki, Robert 152 Bryant. William 83. 142. 160 Grabovac. Jeanne IS2 Bubac . Robert 142 Grady. John IS2 Bublis, Joseph 142 Grcancy, Thomas 152 Budny. Carol 142 Greslo. Gloria 152 Btilfcr. James 143 Gridin. Robert 153 Burg. Kenneth 143 Grimmer, Constance 153 Burgess. Claudia 143 Groff, George 153 Burke. Timothy 30. 143 Grudzien. Mary 153 Burroughs, Brock 143 Grycai. John 153 Byrd. James 78. 143 Grzyett. Walter 31. 153. 43 Guest. Ann 153 Gulden. Michael 153 Campbell. Robert 143 Gurchik, Virginia 153 Canan, Mary I.ou 143 Guzman. Robert 153 Carisson. Randall I4J Gyuresan. Jacqueline 153 Carroll, Eileen 144 Carroll. Linda 144 Carroll. Timothy 144 llatduch. Nancy 153 Carter, Brenda 71. 64. 65. 144 Halon. Henry 154. II Cera. Mary 144 Haney, Lawrence 154 Chavez, Abclardo 144 Hankq, Gerald 154 Chcrer. John 144 Hanley. Eileen 154 Chlebowski. Eugene 28. 144 Harlan. Beverly 154 Cloghcssy. Kathleen 144 Harmon. Georgina 154 Condo. Susan 145 Hasse. Mary 154 Conway, John 145 Hatfield. Cheryl 154. 46 Cosgrove. Eileen 145 Hawkins. Mary 154. 43 Cote, Donna 145 Hayes, John 76. 83. 155 Cotter. John 145 Heins. Susan 29. 69. ISS Cress, JoAnne 48. 145, 181. 132 Hclfcn. Joseph 155 Cuellar, Hector 145 Hepner. Harold 155 Curie 1. Alice 145 Herman. Ronald 155 Curosh, Mars Beth 145 Hickman. Hope 155 Czachorski, Helen 145. 132 HilL Joyce 155 Czechanski. John 145 Hill. Susan 155 Czerwinski, Leslie 145 Hoflman, Harriet 155 Hotaitcr. Dale 155 Holicky. Joan 48. 155 Dado. Helen 145 Hotiusa, Richard 155. 43 Darrow, Diane 145. 8 Homco. Karen 49. 58. 64. 156 Dc St. Aubin, Ralph 146 Homco. Michael 47. 156 Deleon. Esther 102, 146. 167 Hrindak. Patricia 156 Demeter. Robert 146 Huwig. Janis 156 Dempsey. Frederick 146 Dennis. John 146 Desses. Manlynn 146 Igras. Richard 156 Dickens, Dennis 146 Ispas. Margaret 62. 156. 208 DOB. Debra 147 Domanski. Sandra 147 Drozda. Stephen 147. 90. 91 Jablonski. Chester 156 Dubcck, Janice 147 Jachura. Stanley 156 Dubcck. Jean Mane 147 Jacobs. Joyce 156 Dubcck. Rose Marie 147 Jancosek. Jo Ann 47. 110 Dubcck, Timothy 147 Jankowiak, Stephen 51. 156 Dujmovic. Nicholas 45. 147 Jansen. Mark 156 Durajezyk, John 59. 147 Jaremski, Kathleen 156 Duray, Evelyn 147 Jaunski, Kathleen 157 Dybcl. Mary Jo 147 Jayjack. Stephen 137. 157. 10. 43 Dywan. Max 147 Johnston. Jill 52. 157 Jones. Florence 105. 157 Joppek. Gerald 157 Echtcrling. Rochelle 148 Jurbala, William 69, 75. 83. 138. 157 Eismin. Richard 148 . 15 Juskiw-. Lorretta 157 Ellis. Patrick 67. 75. 83. 138. 218 223 Juszcak, Salltc 105. 158 Emsing. Alan SI. 148 Engel. Anne 148. 205 Escamilla. Maria 148 Kacmar. Maryanne 158 Eschcnbach. Lisa 64. 148 Kaezorowski, Antolnct 103. 158 Espinoza. Ricardo 30. 148 Kalina. Larry 29. 83. 158 Kar, Karen 32. 158 Karlowicz. James 158 Farcus, Janice 34. 148 Kazwgll, William 158 Feeney. 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Judith Stur. Eric Stur. Patricia Sudac, Kevin Sullivan. Ka 8 Sullivan, fcfri SummerlmX Surm.in. Nah Surulka. Surulka. ! Svitko. Anti Svitko. Ja Swcndcr. SwUlkowv, Sul. Susan S any. X cola S .iny. ’ trijk fy- an. Bohn sV pW'ki Debbie nvki Raymond gski, Thercse S rr S rAn, MaTfcarct Tabac ycski. Gregory Tabacz' rNk -Jn .1 r tin Talley. William Tamborski, Richard TannelT. l-ana Tapia. Soemi Tarrant. Diane Taylor. Maryann Temewary. Susie Tcmpko. Donna Tenkely. Susannc Tcutmacher. Alan Thiel. Debra Thilmont. Robert Thoescn. Joe Thomas. IJonna Thomas, Susan Thorp. James Tilka. Daniel Tokar . Katherine Tokare. Mark Tokar . Ruth Tomasula. Steven Tomc ak. Randy Tomko. Mark Tone he IT. Richard Tonkovich. Matthew Tor. Sophia Torhan. Cara Torok, James Torres, Sylvia Torre . Kathleen Toth. Cynthia Toth, John Toth. Linda Toth. Mary Trapp. Kenneth Trecce. James Trcla. Mark Trcmbc ynski. Darrell Trembc ynski. Philip Trpovlch. Debra Trgovich, Frank Trgovich. Robert Trinidad, A. Ralph Ttinkle. 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Karen Webster. Marian Werkowski, Gary Werkowski. John Werlos. Elizabeth West. Pamela White. Colleen Whitley. Bernadette Wickramasckcra. Tony Widcncr, Connie Wiccinski. Barbara Wielgos. Lawrence Wieryacz. Judith Wlcrusz. Leon Wiese r. Barbara Wilcox. Patrice Wilczynski. Debra Wilczynski. Ron Wilk. Eric Wilk. Joseph Williams. Edwin Williams. Joy Williams. Trevitlion Wilson. Catherine Wilson, Pamela Wilson. Robert Wins. Sandra Wisinskl. Ro annc Wisner. Dale Wisniewski. William Wisowaty. Bruce Wisowaty. Greyory Witt. Donald Witt. Jcaninc Wolcicchowski. Gayle Wo cicchowski, Robert Wo elk. Mark Wodyla. Ronald Wo f. Christopher Wolf. Paul Wolski. Paul Woodard. Eilkcn Woolsey, Mary Woolscy. Pamela Woznaik. Lorraine Woznaik. Marlene Wozniak. Michael Wriyhi. Arthur Wucllncr. Jessi Wue liner. Lise Wuslk. Mark Wusik. Michael Wyrzykowski, I dward Wysockl. David Wysocki. Wayne Yednak. Liken Ycdnak, Mark Yohnkc. Joy Yuha. Lawrence 206 200 206 206 213 213 206 213 21J 200 206 206 206 213 „„ 200 76. 85. 206 200 213 206 206 200 200 200 213 200 2oo 200 200. 91 206 206 2oo 213 213 206 213 213 213 200. 37. 13. 7 206 200 206 200 200 206 206 71. 200 200 213 200 213 206 213. 43 206 206 206 206 200 213 200 206 213 200 206 213 213 213 200 213 200 200 206 213 70. 213 206 206 213 213 213 200 200 206 206 213 206. 43 213 206 213 213 200 200 206 213 213 206 200 83. 206 200 200 200 213 104. 200 213 213 213 Zicbicki. Theresa Zicmnaik. Chester Zingo. Georgia Zipko. Linda Zivich. Wayne Zlatarich, Michael Zlo a, Marlene Zufla, Diane Zukoski, Theodore Zuniea. Gary Zunica, Kimberly Ann Zuniea, Thomas Zuniga. Juan Zuvich. Christine 213 213 200 206 213 200 206. 43 206 83. 200 75. 200 200 213 206 200 faculty administration Aguilera. Orcncio Albancsc. Catherine 127 125 Alonso, Mrs. Maria 121 Anderson. James 83. 121 Archer. William 76. 85. 121 Banasiak. Sharon 60. 116 Beaver, Shirley 115 Benson. Mrs. Irene 129 Biel. Thomas 117 Bittner, Mrs. Marion 124 Bradtkc. Robert 75. 122 Btcckle. Charles 126 Brooks. George 129 Brother Bernard Rapp. FSC 126 Brother Eamon Gavin. FSC 23 Brother Edmund Burke. FSC 112 Brother Eugene Ferretti. ESC 115 Brother John Mark Conway, FSC 129 Brother Kevin McGee an. FSC 125 Brother I.eo Fabius. FSC 114 Brother Patrick Mcegan. FSC 128 . 12 Brother Paul Consolazio. FSC 115 Cavallo, James 122 Conley. Mrs. Rita 117 Connolly. Rev. Patrick 121 C ostas, Mrs. Rosa 123 C' arnccki. Robert 127 Dcrmody. John 86.88. 118 Devlin. Mrs. Dorothy 126 Domingo. Carmen Evanoff. Mrs. Sally 118 118 Evans, Mrs. Margaret 128 Gatta. John 127 Gosnell. Rev. David 124 Grasch, Jon 127 llajduk. Mrs. Genevieve Hale, Steven 126 119 Hauskins. Rev. David 115 llaviar. Joseph Hendricks. Rev. Clare 127 123 Hennessey, Michael 62. 118 Hernandez. Antonio 124 Hill, Mrs. Vcldrc 117 Holt. Otto 1... Jr. 125 Ilronec, Stephen 128 Hyland. Timothy Joyce. Edward 116 120 Karaffa. Karol 116 Kelly, Mrs. Vionc 121 Kendall. Shutknc 120 Kit. Edward 122 Kockler. Mrs. Garncitc 119 Kovach. Mrs. Grace 103. 129 Kronkowski, Rev. Leonard 116 LaMcrc. Mrs. Dorothy 121 I.aMerc, Rev. Joseph 119 l.ukctic. Ronald 124 Madsen. Robert 128 Manzak. Rev. Mark 129 Marqucdant, Herbert 91, . 120 Mat . Janice 99 McGrogan. Rev. James 115 Mens. Rev. Theodore 96. 119 Zabinski. Colleen loo Zahorski. Rosemary 200 Zabrecky. Cathleen 200 Zabreeky. Debra 206 Zagroekt. Dennis 213 Zagrocki. Karen Zaja. Gertudc 200 Zaiakowski. Deborah 200 Zamko. James 206 Zappia. Carmcla 200 Zarcmba, Eugenia 70. 200 Zatorski, Diane $13 Zavesky. Kevin 213 Zavesky. Steven 213 Zdroicski. Kathleen 200 Zendian. Timothy 83. 93. 159. 200. 13 Zeorka. Terrence 7 . 200 Zic. Thomas 213 Zicbicki, Christine 200 Merrill. Michael Michiehcn. Mrs. Mary Miller. Rev. Clarke Nelson, Jack Nowak. Richard Owc ar ak. Barbara Peppard. William Picior. Ann Pictor. Joseph Pihullc. Mrs. Beatrice I'opa. Patricia Qucyquep. Cesar Ramon. Pedro 81. 83. 124 117 129 120 117 123 121 122 121 120 122 124 119 St. Amour. James 118 Senllner. Lawrence 83. 116 Shal. Patrick 122 Sherman, James 117 Sister M Agnes Clare. CSC 113. 115 Sister M. Agnes Regina, CSC Sister SI Alculn. CSC 119 115 Sister M. Alma Clare. CSC 113 Sister Carole. CSC 116 Sister Catherine. CSC 126 Sister M. Daniclita. CSC 125 Sister M Faith. CSC I2 Sister M. Francis dc Sales. CSC 127 Sister M. Ivan. CSC 123 Sister Joan Marie, CSC 118 Sister M. Lorettyn. CSC 126 Sister Maria. CSC 120 Sister Marie Imclda. CSC 124 Sister Marie Jeanne. CSC 124 Sister Marjorie. CSC 126. 26 Sister Mercia. CSC 126 Sister M. Michelle. CSC 122 Sister Rosemary. CSC 114 Sister M. Rose Veronica, CSC 122 Sister M. Xavier Thercse. CSC' 127 Sister M. Yvonne. CSC 119 Smith. M. Keith 113 Sroka. Rev. Gerald 97. 125 Tobohki. James 125.76.93 Varga. Rev. Stephen Venturclla. Mrs. Norma 116 Verbish. Mrs. Alberta 118 Wclbornc. Mrs. Beverly Wclbornc. James T. 126 Wilson. George 83. 127 Zak. Mrs. Sandra 125 personnel Be lisle. Mrs. Betty Blake. F.dwlna Bonncau. Mrs. Irene Dienes. Mrs. Vcrnic I'ilas. Mrs. Ina Haas. Mrs. Evelyn Koc wara. Gene Kumiega. Mrs. Kay McCoy. Mrs. June Majchcrck. Mrs. Jean Makowski. Gertrude Mazerik. Mrs. Wanda Sterling. Mrs. Virginia Strcvcler. Mrs. Isabel 130 131 130 131 130 131 130 131 130 131 130 131 130 131 223 . cio Ar CCMU U UL. Hie Onr - VO Vvi n 0) OA awA H[y u 'S'S Wa bttvse, 'Ob uiocr lx bo A M - k!L (VUA _ av xi rru_, rruJ: n Ukjk cW B aojub c£ Wrv_ beacoa femetn kr Home aomma , bKocV o e. 'ea. V Q t - ac-v cV uie'CeS-) C v cW fu O xu X. ck'dr� qao Vjjm bXu XLcd- PWd X aV) XVvjl H.c. aoy ubv-Vh UGc2 $ real I uOer + VVyC 7 femerfibG vens auvfiX Ai3 Li a itur : l CXwjcL., XJkocV ubVArc-l 0 OWcs r L CCulj cMIsioL rLevie r iHle deed. Cm} Utvdx ul a. n6 K , jjc 'Temo.m ber- e ier MWrt C Jl Ivxcl 0r Two things have been our concern throughout the year—you and your place in this book. As the year is to be looked at as progression, we have focused on people and events as stepping stones toward this progression. People and events must step out to be recognized. We have tried to make this book step out— to attain a mark of distinction. To the Christian II rot hers, who leave us at the end of the school year and who have served as outstanding examples of loyal, dedicated persons interested in the development and well-being of the students of BN I. we dedicate the 1969 MARQUETTE. How can I say how I feel about this book, you. ' this year? I've met so many people, done so many things, and made so many friendships. I have you and this book to thank. wish it never had to end. KM ZZZ r cuui XVveA -fuxV“ W-VliA £Q_n } I HX IfVlOXu U oj £ rf'Q_) (Vod uxxyrv'-V + cx coor -V l71 fW xxVf Xx onjX ' AjUv -V . 'Tin V M kdst£,