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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1971 volume:

i J,v,r J? Once upon a time, Bishop Noll seemed so big and monstrous ... —Diane Irk 73 ■ around comer north txii i cngoAue. parkii Bishop Noll is a school, and only that. It will open and close its doors the same way long after I’m gone. It’s not the lockers, or the desks, or the sounds; it’s the people here that I love. —Nancy Backus ' 72 Happy, involving, business balanced by smiles, laughing, walking through quiet or crowded halls— a fun sort of place. —Mary Frances Gilbert ’73 Extra-curricular activities help to develop the whole person—the chance to associate with others outside the classroom complements the academic experience. —Maureen Mulholland ' 73 I_———1—— 1 H 1 _ | ■ I . For seniors, it was the last time for everything. We don’t realize it now, but most of us will miss Noll and the people we knew. —Terri Szczepanski ' 71 Spring Musical “Nothing’s quite the same as the Pajama Game.” Directed and produced by Charles Breckle and choreographed by Mrs. Phyllis Peyrot, the 1970 spring musical, “The Pajama Game,” was an outstanding example of student co-operation as well as organization and capability of student and faculty directors. The majority of the action takes place at the Sleep-Tite Pa¬ jama Factory, owned by Myron Hassler, where the employ¬ ees, headed by Prez, were in the midst of organizing a strike for a “vital” seven and a half cent raise. Other scenes con¬ cerned the personal affairs of the employees: Kate Williams and Sid Sorokin, and Gladys Hodgkins and Vernon Hines. Adding humor to the story were the characters, Mabel and Mae, who delighted the audience. The Union hall comes to life with the Sleep-Tite employees’ rendition of “Steam Heat.” Later Ralph Fornari accuses an innocent Nora Ginther; Margaret Lukaszewski dreams of the day when she’ll never be jealous again. — Prom The theme of the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom, “All This is But a Dream,” expressed the dream-like atmosphere created on prom night. Held amidst the elegance of the Chateau Royale in Chicago, music for the evening was provided by Ronnie Rodgers and his band. A tribute to the class of 1970, presented by George Germick, and the crowning of the Prom King and Queen highlighted the memorable activities orga¬ nized by Prom Chairman Debbie Moldrawski and the mem¬ bers of the Junior Class. As couples danced to the post- Prom music furnished by “The Enchanters,” others climbed spiral staircases and enjoyed the beauty of the surroundings. As the busses began their long trip home, couples came to the reluctant realization that this dream had come to an end. Prom King and Queen, Ben Garner and Pat Santare, reign over the activities as Annette Mysliwiec and her escort dance to the music of “The Enchanters.” J Graduation For five hundred eighty-one students of Bishop Noll In¬ stitute a four year educational “cycle” terminated on Gradu¬ ation Day 1970. On May 28, the Baccalaureate Mass was concelebrated by Bishop Grutka and faculty priests. Afterwards, one hundred twenty-one scholarships and awards from colleges through¬ out the country were conferred. On Sunday, May 31, commencement exercises were held in the fieldhouse. Prior to the distribution of diplomas by Bishop Grutka, Valedictorian Gail Schweitzer reminisced over her past four years at Noll and then remarked that there were yet “things to accomplish, doors to open.” Salutatorian James Rybarczyk said that his career at Noll was “the worst of times, the best of times” and that he and his fellow graduates will start new and different lives after graduation. Jerry Egan receives his awards with a smile; Tom Miller, Florian Mikolajczky, Kathleen Mihalik and Dave Mick march to their seats for commencement exercises; Sister Agnes Clare congratulates Salutatorian Jim Rybarczyk. Faculty priests assist Bishop Grutka during the Offertory of the Baccalaureate Mass. Although Valedictorian Gail Schweitzer had received her award, other graduates patiently waited to rec eive their diplomas; Mike Calderone and Cathie Chrustowski rejoice after the ceremonies. The Jets stand ready for action as Maria (Pam Kelly) and Tony (Jim Grasha) secretly meet. The Shark’s girls: Sue McCormick, Gayle Wojciechowski, Suzanne Peyrot and Christy Thamm. Summer Theatre “West Side Story,” a modern musical adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, was presented in Bishop Noll’s fifth year of stag¬ ing summer theatre. The production was completely restaged for BNI ' S theatre-in-the-round. The action of the story takes place on the west side of Manhattan where the Sharks, a newly formed gang of Puerto Rican youths, are threatening the Jets, a well established American gang. Tony, a member of the Jets, falls in love with Maria, the sister of the rival gang leader, but tragedy results. The cast and band, which includ¬ ed adults and veteran actors, represented nine different schools and colleges. With the help of Mr. Charles Breckle, the director, Mrs. Phyllis Peyrot, the choreographer, and Mr. Roger Emig, the orchestra director, the Thespians performed to a standing-room-only audience. Knives flash and the rumble between the Jets and Sharks becomes a tragedy. Bernardo (Ray Laska) and Anita (Christy Thamm) discuss life in America as the Sharks stay on the watch. Maria tries to comfort Tony in the final scene. Orientation Another year of books, tests, lectures and activities began for students on Orientation Day. After seeing a movie and hearing a welcome back speech by the new principal, Father McGrogan, students made their way from the auditorium to one of the audio-visual rooms. Here they received class schedules and then moved on to find their homerooms, where locker combinations were distributed and course fees paid. As usual, upperclassmen peddled used books to their younger colleagues. Students that did not buy used books got the chance to purchase new ones in the cafeteria book¬ store. Orientation Day to the class of ' 74 was the start of a new life while to the rest of the classes it was simply the start of another school year. Freshman Kevin Arbuckle checks his booklist; new principal Father McGrogan directs freshmen; juniors Bob Wilson and Kevin McCarthy check the price of new books. Confident seniors Noreen Rosellini and Trudy Falcone attend their last orientation; a bewildered freshman receives assistance from Mr. Mutzbauer; mathematician Dennis Gerdes sports the “new look” as he doles out book fees. Homecoming The 1970 Homecoming will be remembered as one of Noll’s greatest due to the efforts of Chairman Luci Ardelean and the various committees. Activities commenced on Thursday, October 8, with a colorful parade through East Chicago. In keeping with the theme, “Those Were the Days,” the candidates for queen rode in antique cars. Paraders car¬ ried homecoming balloons and wore booster badges to ex¬ hibit their loyalty. A pep rally and senior skit concluded Thursday night’s activities. Friday was designated as dress up day, and students showed the spirit of winners. Halftime ceremonies centered on the coronation of the queen, Denise Ondrejka and a special theme program co-ordinated by the band and pom-pon girls. The next evening, couples danced to the music of “Courage” as John Clarke was crowned Mr. Touchdown. Class unity was shown by the award winning Senior Class float. Varsity cheerleader Diane Skurka and the School Spirit cheer at the pep rally. Juniors Lee Sredzinski, Nancy Backus and John Daly ready their vehicles for the parade. Homecoming queen Denise Ondrejka and Mr. Touchdown John Clarke reign over Homecoming activities, Mark Grafton and Meredith Simko enjoy the splendor of the dance. Chief Homa-Coma, Mark Wusik, sits before his teepee, awaiting a council of war. Fall Drama “You were in Brazil for two weeks and had them importing coffee,” remarks Leo Ambre to his bumbling son, John Daly as Dean Niedenthal takes notes. Jesse Ramos sneaks into the embassy; Jim Thorp and Chris Shatkowski reflect on days gone by. The annual fall production this year featured not only new actors but a new director. “Don’t Drink the Water,’’ a contem¬ porary comedy by Woody Allen, was directed by Mr. Joseph Malzak and produced by Mr. Charles Breckle. This production is noted for its variety of comic characters: a son, a Jewish caterer and his wife, a magician priest and a pompous sultan. The play is set in the embassy of a foreign country. The peaceful serenity of the embassy is broken by the intrusion of an American touring couple (Chris Shatkowski and Jim Thorp). To find an escape for them is the main problem of Axel Magee (John Daly). Things are complicated by a suspicious enemy agent Krojack (George Germick), and the romance of Axel and Susan Hollander (Sylvia Castro). I The Sultan of Bashir discusses marital problems with his harem comprised of Diane Brunet, Nancy Mantich, Joan Campagna and Laura Sredzinski. Jesse Ramos startles Chris Shatkowski with his magical skills. A comforting Sylvia Castro tries to cheer up John Daly. A threatening finger issued by Jim Thorp halts the angry protests of George Germick. Winter Formal The warm and festive atmosphere of the Christmas season prevailed throughout the BNI Ballroom at this year’s Winter Formal. Under the direction of Benedict Olio, Winter Formal General Chairman, the BNI Ballroom truly became as its theme indicated, a “Winter Wonderland.” Through hard work and creativity, a simple room was transformed into a scene of wintery elegance. A snow covered pathway lined with old- fashioned street lamps found its way into the gaily decorated ballroom. In the ballroom, complete with a foot bridge and an open sleigh, couples danced around a brightly lit Christmas tree to the music of “The Oasis.” The election of a Snow King and Queen became a new activity of this year’s Winter Formal with the crowning of Chuck Gora and Sharon Kish. Snow King, Chuck Gora, crowns Sharon Kish as Winter Formal Queen. Timothy Dermody and Patty Nalewski discuss the events of the evening, while earlier that evening Ann Dorin and her escort cast their vote for Snow King and Queen. Sock Hops The band blares, people dance, sing, gossip, listen, the music circulates and another sock hop has begun. An in¬ tegral part of school activities, sock hops serve as informal get togethers for all involved. Sock hops, which are club sponsored activities, bring profits and fun to such organiza¬ tions as the Medical Careers Club and Hi-Y. Annually spon¬ sored by the Human Relations Club, “La Soul Noche” pro¬ vides an evening of soul music for Bishop Noll students and their friends. The Marquette Yearbook Distribution Dance, held during the summer, proved to be a happy reuinion for everyone. This dance, under normal conditions, is usually held towards the end of the school year and is the time when students receive their long awaited year books. Another Mar¬ quette sponsored dance, “The Turkey Hop” was held during the Thanksgiving break. Sophomore Maryann Kumiega relaxes while talking to a friend at a sock hop. Jan Kowal and Ruth Tokarz display their dancing abilities. Mark Wusik and Regina Grabowski enjoy a slow dance; Pattie Matusik prefers a faster beat. Steve Homner of “The Rainbow Tree adjusts the microphone as students participate in a line dance. Seniors Georgiann Kish, Sam Dragovich, Bill Adamchik, Cynthia Slamka, Pattie Sabol, and Anita Purcell enjoy their last sock hop. Tony Rea and Gail Koharko arrive for Turnabout. Joseph Bac and Karen Zawada accept their bid from Mary Cera. Turnabout On February 20, 1971, the BNI cafeteria was transformed into a world of “Lollipops and Roses” as the annual Turn¬ about dance was sponsored by the Noll Service Club. This event gives all girls the chance to ask their favorite guy out for a romantic evening. Lollipop trees, rose trellises, cupid silhouettes, a garden path lined with flowers and lollipops and colorful table deco¬ rations all carried out this year’s theme. The band, “Clear- light,” provided the evening’s entertainment. The occasion was highlighted by the crowning of Terri Szczepanski as the 1971 “Sweetheart Queen.” The organization and planning of the dance was co-ordi¬ nated by Co-Chairmen Kathy Matono vich and Mary Cera, as¬ sisted by Service Club moderator, Mrs. Mary Michielsen. to JtsK Maria Olenik and Duane Lula stroll down a lane of “Lollipops and Roses” on their way to the dance floor, where “Clearlight” provides the music. Service Club President Lois Butte crowns Terri Szczepanski “Sweetheart Queen” while her date Tom Gozdecki looks on. Peggy Howard ' s escort pins on her corsage before they enter the “BNI Ballroom.” The 1971 Marquette staff-Carol Mravinac, Copy Editor; Nancy Mantich, Art; John O ' Brien, Copy; Sue Majewski, Art; Tom Kmiecik, Copy; Debbie Wilczynski Class Editor- Nancy Surman, Copy; Joan Gilbert, Art; Chris Wolf, Sports Editor; Margie Rajnoch, Art; Kathy Rabatin, Art; Sue O ' Brien, Copy; Ben Olio, Photo Editor; Jean Meger, Copy; Lori Henderson, Art. Not pictured: Larry Wielgos, Copy; Sue Prochazka, Index Editor; David Proctiazka, Index; Jose Martinez, Business; Mr. Charles Breckle, Advisor; Miss Karol Karaffa, Assistant. 51 Student Council Bishop Noll’s Student Council functions as a mediator be¬ tween the school administration and the student body. Co¬ sponsors Father Pat Connolly and Sister Geraldine feel that if unity between students and faculty is to exist there must be an understanding between them. Various committees, in¬ cluding discipline, campus, and athletic affairs, were formed to help promote this unity. Assemblies allow all students to voice their opinions on school matters and activities. In addition to sponsoring Homecoming and Winter Formal, this year the S.C. and the Mothers’ Club worked together to host the first interarea high school fashion show. This year’s Council was run in a slightly different manner, with more of a feminine angle. President Kathy Sertich said, “It seems like the student’s idea of who should run the student government has changed. Among the many activities sponsored by the Student Council was a senior skit put on during Homecoming. S.C. Treasurer Peggy Janovsky and President Kathy Sertich. S.C. Vice-President Mary Beth Benson. Mr. Touchdown, John Clarke, escorts Homecoming Queen Denise Ondrejka in the Women’s Club—Student Council sponsored style show. S.C. Secretary Debbie Moldrawski, Arnold Grabovac and Joan Janovsky present thei r bid at Winter Formal, a dance given by Student Council. Beginning staff members examine short stories, poems, essays and art work submitted by students for publication in Noll ' s literary magazine. Roxanne Linders checks her article in a local newspaper; Sports editor Tom Ramker and News editor Jeanne LaMere check the JourNoii files. 54 Terri Szczepanski goes over her copy with JourNoll editor Tim Reuth while Emil Mosora works in the darkroom; Jim Thorp does research for his news bureau article. Publications The JourNoll, attempting to include everyone’s interests, presented a variety of articles and sketches. The columns contained not only the opinion of the editor and other report¬ ers on the staff, but also the views of the student body. Sports and feature items gave students an insight into what happened in academic and social events. Faculty carica¬ tures, photos and upcoming activity calendars made the JourNoll more appealing. The Beginning, the annual literary magazine, allowed tal¬ ented students of all grades to express themselves in poetry and artistic form. Both publications are sponsored by Mr. Jack Nelson. The News Bureau gives outsiders an inside view of what goes on at Noll. Two senior journalists are appointed to re¬ port Noll activities to The Times and other area newspapers. 55 National Business Honor Society members Kathy Kovacs, Sonia Lugo and Tim Rueth practice keypunch manuevers. National Honor Society President Dennis Pasternak and Emil Mosora run a film. N.H.S. Secretary-Treasurer Sue Mills and Vice-President Mark Simaga review a literary work. Honor Societies Many students receive deserving recognition with accept¬ ance into the National Honor Society. Candidates are eval¬ uated by their scholarship, service, leadership, and charac¬ ter. The organization is under the supervision of Sister Imelda and annually sponsors the Folk Festival and Variety Show. The National Business Honor Society, a sister organization jointly headed by Sister Rosita and Mrs. Pihulic, offers mem¬ bership to those juniors and seniors participating in the busi¬ ness program. A student must have completed at least three business courses by the end of his senior year and must maintain a B average in each subject for full membership. As an honorary journalistic organization, Quill and Scroll recognizes students who have achieved outstanding merit in the field of journalism. Eligible for acceptance are the mem¬ bers of the Marquette, JourNoll, Beginning, and News Bu¬ reau. This organization serves to enhance a student’s inter¬ ests and abilities in journalism. 56 Tom Rueth, Michael Heins, and Janice Jackovich, N.B.H.S. members, correct a treasurer ' s report. Quill and Scroll members: Row 1, Mike Meylon, Terri Szczepanski, Tim Rueth, Marlene Zloza; Row 2, Chris Wolf, Emil Mosora, Ben Olio, Mark Simaga, and Greg Tabaczynski. 57 Medical Careers Club members Debbie Moldrawski and Jeanne Brock file students’ medical records as President Paula Tucak and Patti Micheli discuss upcoming FSA activities; FTA members vote on a proposed field trip. Medical Careers Club members Mary Beth Benson and Delia O’Kelly gain experience in using medical equipment; Secretary Janice Posavec uses her typing skills to record the minutes of an FSA meeting. FTA President Ruth Meeker, Vice-President Dave Radovich, and Sargeant-at-Arms John Toth exchange ideas on their college plans. Career Clubs Serving as teacher’s aids and listening to guest speakers help mem¬ bers of the Future Teachers of America realize what it means to be a teacher. Mr. Robert Czarnecki, FTA sponsor, helps the students to un¬ derstand the aims and advantages of the teaching profession. The purpose of the Future Secretaries of America is to introduce stu¬ dents to the many facets of the business world. Sponsor Sister Rosita assists club members in inviting guest speakers who broaden the stu¬ dents’ knowledge of the secretary’s duties and importance. This city¬ wide association hopes to develop in each member a professional and responsible attitude. Trying to acquaint themselves with the many branches and varieties of medical careers available is the purpose of the Medical Careers Club, moderated by Mrs. Irene Benson. Guest speakers, films, and trips to nearby clinics and hospitals help accomplish this goal. Spanish Club and Hi-Y Club Aided by club sponsor Mr. Antonio Hernandez, the officers and members of the Spanish Club strive to increase their un¬ derstanding of Spanish civilization. The annual Christmas Banquet, at a local Spanish restaurant, and Christmas carol¬ ing at the Carmelite Home for Boys, gave Christmas a Span¬ ish accent for club members. Pen-pals from Mexico help the students learn the customs and heritage of the Spanish world. The club also co-sponsored La Soul Noche, a winter sock hop, that featured the sale of Mexican foods. The Noll chapter of the Hi-Y Club was founded this year by senior Ricky McIntosh. It is a fraternity of the area YMCA on the high school level. The fourteen members meet once a week and have sponsored several BNI sock hops. The Hi-Y sock hops became successful events for both the club treasury and the students who attended; at a previous Hi-Y meeting, the selling of tickets for the dance proved to be the vital issue at hand. 60 Spanish Club President Harolyn Coleman, Secretary-Treasurer Rebecca Cuellar, and Vice-President Margaret Papierz, check on the Spanish lab. Hi-Y Club sweethearts, Nancy Guiden and Yvonne St. James along with club officers Tom Ramker, David Bryant, John Domazet, Ricky McIntosh, and Emery Biddings. Spanish Club meetings prove to be a time to learn and socialize. 61 Tom Sanders, Gerri Browning, Daria Grant and Terry Jones find relaxation by listening to the juke-box. President Joy Williams tries to prove a point with fellow members of the Human Relations Club. Sorting out and packing food donations was a major project of the Mission Club. Mission Club and Human Relations Club As an added incentive for contributing to the missions, a weekly collection of twenty-five cents was taken and then a drawing for first, second and third place was held for the contributors. Father David Hauskins, who is moderator of the club, continued the usual tradition of homerooms collecting foods of all kinds for Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. The annual festivities of Mardi Gras were held in March. The Human Relations Club, directed by Father Pat Gaza, discussed the many problems existing between racial groups, especially those problems concerning students in area schools. One of the activities the club sponsored was the Student Exchange Program which allowed Noll and other high school students to share ideas by observing each other’s educational programs. Mission Club Officers Peggy Howard, Janice Bacon, President Dennis Pasternak and Debbie Imes gather information for an upcoming Mission Meeeting. 63 Service Club Treasurer Barb Skibinski and Vice-President Kathy Matonovich help clean up after a banquet. G.A.C. members Mary Owczarzak and Traci Bostonich practice their shooting before a game. 64 Service Club and G.A.C. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Michielsen, Bishop Noll’s Service Club members devoted time and energy in serving at school activities during the year. The club was composed of junior and senior girls selected on the recommendation of their teachers. Its annual project is sponsoring the “Turnabout” dance, held in February, with this year’s theme being Lolli¬ pops and Roses.” The main purpose of the Girls’ Athletic Club is to give girls a chance to show their athletic abilities through an organized sports program. Members enjoy participating in basketball, volleyball, softball, swimming and tumbling. Sponsor Miss Sheila Kelly believes that girls are as talented as boys in sports and should have the opportunity to participate on athletic teams. G.A.C. President Denise Sobilo awaits a rebound: Miss Sheila Kelly, G.A.C. sponsor, explains game rules to a basketball team. Service Club Secretary Ruth Koval and President Lois Butte check the serving arrangements for an up¬ coming dinner. 65 Ruth Delauriea helps with the recording of the Guitar Society’s Folk Festival; Joe Egnatz introduces the next act for the Folk Festival. 66 Guitar Society and Speech and Debate At Noll, the purpose of the Guitar Society is to teach and encourage students to play folk music and to hold concerts that enable students to perform in public. The club’s moder¬ ator is Mr. Peter Andersen. Along with the National Honor Society, the Guitar Society co-sponsors the annual Folk Fes¬ tival. At weekly meetings members learn new songs. Many performances are held throughout the year, including the yearly Spring Concert. The Speech Team develops speakers and teaches stu¬ dents the value of communication. Quick thinking and re¬ search abilities are the main objectives of the Debate Team. Both teams pit top speakers of area schools against each other. Mr. James Cavallo is the moderator of the Debate Team which is ranked with the best in the state this year. Andrean’s Pat O ' Brien plays and sings as a guest at Noll’s Folk Festival; Mr. Jim Cavallo instructs freshmen Ted Bloch, Dennis Dvorshak and Gene Kubacki in the debate team rules. Rick Kerman, Mark Cohen, and Liz Beckman prepare their research for a coming speech meet. 67 Math Clubs and Amateur Radio Club A continued interest and practical application in mathemat¬ ics is the prime objective of both math clubs this year. Under the direction of moderator Mr. James Welborne, the Soph¬ omore Math Club organized the Annual Eighth-Grade Math Tournament and ordered club pins. The Junior-Senior Math Club, sponsored by Sister Imelda, acted as judges for the tournament and earned money by selling colorful folders. This year’s Amateur Radio Club brings the familiar code of the radio world to Bishop Noll. Moderated by Reverend Clare Hendricks, a major aim of the club is to make all members amateur radio operators. The club has been successful in setting up contacts with several overseas stations. One of the club’s projects is it’s annual transmission of Christmas greetings to friends and relatives stationed in Southeast Asia. Ed Liss, Tim Laud, Bill Santic, Jim Hohenberger and Kevin Arbuckle try to make contact with other radio stations throughout the world. Junior-Senior Math Club President Dennis Pasternak points out one use of the overhead projector to Vice-President Kathy Rabatin and Secretary Margie Rajnoch. N.A.R.C. Treasurer Larry Sobilo, Vice-President Mike Hogan and President Bob Obremski practice sending a message in morse code. | LA ■ 1 • ' ■jjm Father Hendricks, Bob Obremski and James Hohenberger adjust the long-range antenna. Sophomore Math Club officers: Secretary Karen Palla, Treasurer Maura Thomas, Vice-President Gwen Homco and President Diane Irk. 69 Band Because of its versatility, the 1971 Bishop Noll Band pro¬ vided music for many of Noll’s activities. The marching band performed during half time activities at football games and at various parades, among them, the Hammond Christmas Pa¬ rade and a Memorial Day Parade. The band was honored by being asked to play at Purdue’s Homecoming. The concert band performed a variety of music at several public concerts. All band members devote the last hour of each school day rehearsing their music and working on musical routines. By playing at basketball games, pep rallies and other special ac¬ tivities, a student may accumulate a total of fourteen points and earn a band letter. The band is directed by Mr. James La Mantia and is assisted by drum majorette Yvonne Webb and the band officers. Band majorettes Rosanne Janeczko, Sharon Kish, Georgene Cichocki, and Kathy Kuzydym run through a marching routine; atypical scene for the band room bulletin board. Dan Burosh practices on the drums. Band President, Greg Tabaczynski takes a try at the kettledrum. Larry Leonard, John Angyus, and Kevin Tilka lead the way in the band ' s performance at the Hammond Christmas Parade. An inspiring lineup at one of the band’s many half time shows; Band officers: Yvonne Webb, Mary Angyus, Greg Tabaczynski, and Leo Ambre. 71 Choral Under the direction of Sister Marie Andre and Reverend John Winterlin, the Nollaires and choral clubs gave inter¬ ested students the opportunity to express their feelings through song. The Nollaires are a group of girls selected by their singing ability. Along with the Nollaires, the girls’ chorus, the boys’ glee club, and the mixed chorus performed at three concerts held during the year. The first was a tribute entitled, “An Evening with Rodgers and Hammerstein,’’ featur¬ ing many of their great selections. The annual Christmas con¬ cert consisted of traditional American carols and some Eu¬ ropean carols. Featured as part of the Spring Concert, this year, was a salute to the Music Man of 1970, Mr. Burt Bacharach. Freshmen Choral, Boys Choral, Nollaires and Advanced Choral join together under the direction of Sister Marie Andre to present a concert. Sally Burke Linda Hill and Karen Palla, together with Mary Beth Benson, rehearse for the Christmas concert. 73 The BNI Mat Maids— Row 1: Linda Zipko, Georgiann Kish, Patti Sabol, Cynthia Slamka, Anita Purcell, Cindy Krager. Row 2: Joan Janovsky, Lori Baran, Arlene Adamczyk, Joan Campagna, Claudia Evans, Nancy Koharko. Row 3: Sharon Kish, Cecilia Farabaugh, Sharon Beyer, Mary Angyus, Jan Kowal, Karen Zagrocki, Alexa Evans. Row 4: Karen Palla, Peggy Rowe, Mary Cera, Laura Sredzinski, Tina Beckman, Leslie Adams, Traci Bostonich. Row 5: Nancy Alvarez, Debbie Lesko, Lucy Furjanic, Mary Jo Ginther, Lucette Knight, Carol Kull, Jeannie Hartnett. Pom-Pon officers— Treasurer Debbie Weaver, President Diane Zuffa, Vice-President Yvonne St. James and Secretary Mary Kay Rassel; Mat Maid officers: Pat Sabol, Linda Zipko, Georgiann Kish and Cynthia Slamka; BNI Pom- Pon girls: Row 1: Debbie Weaver, Yvonne St. James, Diane Zuffa, Mary Kay Rassel. Row 2: Carole Warren, Nancy Guiden, Denise Kozlowski, Sharma Croom, Daria Grant, Debbie Gill, Irene Zwijac. Row 3: Marlene Wozniak, Mary Beth Reardon, Karen Zawada, Pat Pompa, Barb Wieser, Lynn Janulis, Paula Tucak. Row 4: Judy Imes, Linda Toth, Diane Lacko, Lori Baran, Adrianne Sobilo, Mary Brown, Mary Ellen Barclay. Mat Maids, Pom-Pon Girls and Swim Club An organization newly formed this year, the Pom-Pon Girls, sponsored by Mrs. Gaye Andersen, strives to promote school spirit and enthusiasm. Working in close association with the band, the girls perform mainly at half-time and in parades. In their first year of operation, they purchased two sets of colorful uni¬ forms. Numerous hours were spent perfecting drill routines for precision performances. The BNI Mat Maids, aided by head wrestling coach, Mr. James Tobolski, assume responsibilities for individual and team scoring, history, and news clippings of team meets. Organized by Swim Coach Herb Marquedant, Swim Guards de¬ vote their Saturday mornings to teaching area grade school stu¬ dents the fundamentals of swimming. The guards also assist at swim meets by serving as timers and scorekeepers. Pom-Pon girls Mary Beth Reardon and Diane Zuffa improve their precision marching; The Noll Swim Club- Row 1: Terry Tilka, John Burczak, John Crist, Debbie Mazurkiewicz, Terri Pietrzak, Celeste Bolfik, Mary Pietrzak. Row 2: Coach Herb Marquedant, Lucy Kocal, Jim Kasarda, Lydia Skurka, Diane Irk, Jackie Bennett, Irene Kowalik, Geri Jayjack, Liz Beckman. Row 3: Rose Berna, Mary Ellen Gryzbek, Diane Dzialakiewicz, Donna Podkul, Sandy Soczyk, Linda Toth, Kathy Skiba, Pam Pospychala. Booster club practices are held for an hour each week to achieve correct letter formations. President Donna Podkul informs the Sophomore Pep Club of a future game. Senior Cynthia Slamka checks the clock during a close contest. 76 Booster Club and S ophomore Pep Club Under the direction of Mrs. Marge Ripple, the Bishop Noll Booster Club, made up of junior and senior girls, is one of the prime forces behind the promotion of school spirit. Mem¬ bers form letters with blue and gold vests and coordinate hand motions to a variety of cheers. This year they also sold booster badges during both football and basketball seasons. Besides attending all home games, the club also participated at away games held in the vicinity. Sponsored by Mrs. Garnette Koehler, the Sophomore Pep Club tries to increase the spirit at the Junior Varsity basket¬ ball games. This year, along with the blue and gold N ' s, members purchased pom-pons to add color and variety to their block formation. President Linda Zipko shouts instructions for a new cheer to the Booster block. Vest captain Cynthia Slamka, Vice-President Georgiann Kish and Secretary-Treasurer Janice Jackovich collect vests and cheer cards aft er a practice session. The Sophomore Pep Club joins the Booster Club in cheering at the Homecoming pep rally. Cheerleaders and Varsity Club An athlete who earns a letter in any one of Noll’s eight var¬ sity sports earns the right of membership in the Bishop Noll Varsity Club. The club was formed to give recognition to all boys who do exceptionally well in any sport. The most im¬ portant responsibility of the boys in blue” is to promote all athletic activities. Under the direction of Mr. Mike Merrill the members of the Varsity Club act as monitors during lunch hours and ushers at pep rallies. The N-men help solicit stu¬ dent funds for various causes and this year raised their own funds through the sale of basketball booster pens. The club also helped distribute Wheelchair Basketball tickets and booster badges. The organization is looked upon as a source and example of leadership and spirit by the entire student body. Varsity Club Sargeant-at-arms, Dennis Gerdes; Alanna Purcell, Patti Sember and Therese LaMere lead the freshman cheers; Cheerleader Captain Denise Ondrejka hopes for a little “luck” during one of Noll’s football games. 78 Noll cheerleaders lead the student body in the Warrior fight song; Alexis Menke lends her voice and spirit to the BN I cause; Vice-president Tom Ramker and Treasurer Tony larocci confer on Varsity Club business. Cheerleaders and Varsity Club During the 1970-71 year, the BNI cheerleaders once again caught the Noll spirit at various athletic events. Led by Captain Denise Ondrejka, the varsity cheerleaders performed at football and basketball games. Summer workouts, held three times a week, were continued during the school year. The varsity cheerleaders, Peggy Quinn, Alexis Menke, Judy Luberda, Diane Skurka, and Linda Hybiak, helped to instill enthusiasm during the pep rallies. The cheerleaders revised old cheers and also worked on new cheers such as “Get To¬ gether” and “Do it, Do it, Alright.” Supporting the sub-varsity team were Sophomores Roberta Sroka, Robbin Barrera, and Maureen Mulholland. Freshmen cheerleaders Patti Sember, Therese LaMere, and Alanna Purcell, as well as B-team and varsity cheerleaders, were sponsored by Miss Carole Hepner. Diane Skurka directs cheers with her pom-pons, Linda Hybiak displays her concern for the Warriors. Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Maureen Mulholland, Roberta Sroka and Robbin Barrera. The 1970 BNI Track team: Mgr. Tom Spiegel, John Kick, Bruce Bittner, Dave Surufka, Tony Klusas, Wayne Berta, Randy Harlan, Bill O’Donnell, Julian Brown, Ass’t. Coach Joe Pictor. Row 2: Coach Bill Archer, Joe Kartje, Joe Perez, Tom Nies, Tony Giorgio, Chuck Smoljan, Leo Ostrowski, Andre Hornsby, Mgr. George Paulawski. Row 3: Mgr. Fred Philpott, Tim Quinn, Tom Vahey, Orlando Garcia, Jim Schultz, Keith Clinton, Mike Popovich, Ray Szczepanski, John Ross, Mgr. Marty Quinn. Row 4: Jim Hohenberger, John Ladic, Jim Haney, John Hornyak, Mark Clawson, Dave Comsa, Jerry Skurka, Pat Knight, Jim McHale. Row 5: Kevin Gatlin, Kevin Strnatka, Jeff Janik, Joe Potraza, Jim Mastey, Mark Edwards, Mark Wojcik, Pete Doherty, Terry Track Mark Wojcik heads for a high hurdle as Kevin Strnatka relays baton to Dave Tworkowski; Mark Edwards and Mark Clawson help Jim Haney after a victory relay. Coach Bill Archer makes use of the new video tape machine. The 1970 Warrior Track team finished an admirable season with a 9 win 5 loss record. Strong legs and mighty muscles carried the team to victory in both indoor and outdoor city meets. In addition they won the Clark relays and placed sec¬ ond in the formidable Andrean meet. The trackmen finished a close third in Sectionals missing the title by only 3 points. Noll qualified two trackmen for state competition: Jerry Skurka, for his record breaking ability in the pole vault; Chuck Smoljan for his speed in the hurdles. In all, 5 new records were set during the 1970 season. Coach Bill Archer considered this the best team since 1964 and looks forward to the 1971 season. Many promising sophomore and junior trackmen will return and many new records will be set. 85 Golf Woods and irons kept swinging as the 1970 Warrior Golf Team drove its way through a rewarding season with a 11-5 record. Most valuable player Joe O’Connor, followed by Terry Zgorka, John Morton, Bill Koliada and John Hurley stroked through the season with a mighty objective in mind—to win—and they did. Coached by Mr. Jim Tobolski, the linksmen placed second in Sectionals after a breathtaking “Sudden Death Playoff,” between Hammond Morton and Noll. At the start of the playoff it became evident that the Warriors meant business when they immediately eliminated the Governors and claimed the second place award. The two returning lettermen, Regis Blando and John Mor¬ ton, hope to lead the ’71 team to another winning example of BNI sportsmanship and spirit. John Hurley exhibits his follow through; Bill Koliada checks the fairway before his next drive; Terry Zgorka straightens his stance as he prepares to tee off. Baseball The sure-hitting 1970 Baseball team wound up a successful season with a record of 18 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie game. At the beginning of the season, the team swept through a pow¬ erful 10 game winning streak and added an exciting close to the season by grabbing the Hammond Sectional Baseball Championship. On the average, our Warrior team outscored all the opponents, especially with the help of leading hitter, senior Tom Kovach and top pitcher, Jack Sonnenberg. Sen¬ iors Joe Fabian, Rich Halton, Ed Przybyl, Mike Sember, and Phil Trembczynski contributed to the point totals with home- runs and stolen bases. The Warriors salute Coach Bob Bradtke as he leaves the baseball field for the last time. Newly appointed Head Coach Jim Anderson hopes to repeat the team’s winning way and establish a new “era” in BNI baseball. The 1970 BNI Baseball team: Front row: Mgr. Tom Cummins, Tony larocci, Randy McCambridge, Dennis Maciejewski, Tom Rouse, Mike Heins, Mgr. Mike Calderone. Back row: Coach Bob Bradtke, Joe Fabian, Eric Wilk, Rich Halton, Tom Kovach, Phil Trembczynski, Mike Sember, Jack Sonnenberg, Joe Laciak, Ed Przybyl, Mark Danko, Ass’t. Coach Jim Anderson. The 1970 BNI Cross Country team: Front row: Julian Brown, Tony Klusas, Mark Bittner, Jim Burczak, Bruce Bittner. Back row: Ray Szczepanski, Tom Nies, Mark Clawson, Tom Vahey, Terry Bonneau, Coach Bill Archer. n ! Cross Country Twenty-eight members of the Cross Country team, the larg¬ est in the history of Noll, ended a respectable season with a 5 win, 5 loss record. Co-winners of the “Most Valuable Run¬ ner” award, Bruce Bittner and Tony Klusas, led the team over hill and dale while “Most Improved Runner” Mark Claw¬ son added speed and agility. Co-captains Pete Doherty and Terry Bonneau helped push our team to their best finish in the “Patriotic” meet held in Indianapolis and finally to a 5th place finish in Sectionals; speedster Tony Klusas’s 13th place finish in Sectionals is one of the best performances turned in by a Noll runner. In Coach Archer’s words, “This season was disappointing yet interesting. Our record was not the best but each boy im¬ prove d considerably in overall performance.” Frank Podkul gets ready to throw a fake at a Lowell defender; Coach Mike Merrill diagrams a new play during halftime. Mark Grafton attempts a field goal from short range. Football The 1970 Warriors experienced every variety of game strat¬ egy while compiling a 6-3-1 record. After winning their first two home games, the Warriors dropped a heartbreaker to Hammond High 16-12. Not to be denied a winning season, Noll’s gridmen went on to take four more victories while losing two and tying Morton in what was a truly classic defensive battle. This year’s offense, under the steady hand of junior quarterback Eric Wilk and the running power of seniors Andre Hornsby and Joe Potraza, scored consistently. The defense, led by “best lineman” John Clarke, many times proved too tough to move against. Though next year’s team will be small, Coach Merrill, with the help of Assistant Coaches Anderson and McDonough, hope that through training programs during the year they can build up their young squad. Andre Hornsby evades tacklers and looks for daylight up ahead; Assistant Coach Mike McDonough explains a defensive formation to the linemen; Eric Wilk barks the signals to center Sam Dragovich. 93 A running play by Andre Hornsby fails as tacklers move in; the referee signals a Noll first down. S3«3¥Q. A4D4SC The 1970 BNI Football team: Bottom left of N, by twos: Mike Grabos, Bill O’Donnell, Alex Montemayor, Chuck Gora, Dave Bryant, Dan Knaver, Bill Adamchik, John Clarke, Gonzalo Curiel, Mark Grafton, Tom Ramker, Greg Soczyk, Sam Dragovich, John Morton, Jim Twarek, Pete Kobe, Frank Podkul, Jeff Janik, Eric Wilk, Pat Knight, Jim McHale, John Neal, Eric Stur, Mike Karaffa, Mike O’Neill, Kevin McCarthy, Andre Hornsby, Mike Wozniak, John Santic, John Macak, Tony Rea, Al Dowdell, Alan Modjeski, DaveTalenco, Steve Skiba, Randy Martinez, Russ Podowski, John Mojzik, Gerry Kray, Kevin Gatlin, Joe Potraza, Arnie Grabovac, John McGann, Dennis Gerdes; Front Row: Mgr. Robert Peppers, Mgr. George Paulawski, Mgr. Dan -Hill, Coach Mike McDonough, Head Coach Mike Merrill, Coach Jim Anderson, Mgr. Chuck Welter, Mgr. Howard Ullrich. 94 Football Joe Potraza tucks the ball in and heads downfield; a dejected Dave Bryant sits alone on the bench. Daily practices include calisthenics, blocking and tackling drills and team scrimmages. NOLL OPPONENT 16 Hammond Technical 6 22 East Chicago Washington 0 12 Hammond High 16 13 Hammond Clark 0 33 Horace Mann 34 0 Hammond Morton 0 26 Gary Roosevelt 8 40 Gary Lew Wallace 14 8 Columbus 16 35 Lowell 12 95 Co-Captain Terry Austgen catches his breath after a victory; Co- Captain Mark Matusik works on perfecting his breast stroke. Noll tankmen take a flying start from the blocks; Coach Herb Marquedant shows concern during the Munster meet. Swimming With a relatively young team the 1970-71 Warrior swimmers compiled a noteworthy 9-4 record. Summer practice ses¬ sions, followed by strenuous morning and afternoon work¬ outs during the school year, proved valuable in conditioning and strengthening team members. Sectionals, the most important test of the swim season, brought two new tournament records and qualified 10 Noli tankmen for state competition. Outstanding swimmers at the state finals were: Mike Reilly, third in the 400 meters free¬ style; Greg Artim, fourth in the 200 meters freestyle; Doug Kamradt, fifth in the 100 meters backstroke, and the 400 me ters relay team of Jim Etter, Reilly, Artim and Terry Austqen which placed sixth. y ’ Coach Herb Marquedant felt, “the times and improvement of the individual members indicated a great deal of talent and hard work. Next year ' s team will rely on a nucleus of twelve returning lettermen and plenty of experience.” The 1970-71 Warrior Swim Team, Row 1: Bob Wilson, Co-Captain Mark Matusik, Greg Artim, Bill Campbell, Tim Menke, Jim Berkowicz, John Burczak. Row 2: Coach Herb Marquedant, Bob Jackowski, Scott Kamradt, Keith Clinton, Mike Reilly, Co-Captain Terry Austgen, John Dodd, Mgr. Don Witt. Row 3: Tom Skiba, Doug Kamradt, Glenn Goodwine, George Fitzpatrick, Jim Etter, Tony Svitko, Jim Brown. 97 Wrestling As Wrestling Coach Jim Tobolsk! stated, “this year’s suc¬ cessful season was a great surprise. I never expected this young team to do so well, especially in Sectionals.’’ Finishing with a 10-3 dual meet record, Noll’s grapplers combined ag¬ gressiveness with good team spirit and knowledge of the fun¬ damental holds. Most Valuable Wrestler Chuck Gora led the team with an undefeated (16-0-1) record through Sectionals. Other stand¬ outs included Most Improved Wrestler Dan Richwalski with the most takedowns and John Clarke leading in pins. Both Gora and Junior Lupe Solis won their division at the Calumet Sectionals. Complementing the proficiency of Noll’s wrestlers the past few years has been the increased student interest and at¬ tendance at many meets. With nine lettermen returning to next season’s squad, Noll can look forward to a continuation of the recent winning tradition. John Clarke struggles to pull his opponent to the mat; in the same meet, Dan Richwalski tries for a pin by flipping his opponent. An Andrean wrestler strains to get away from the tenacious grip of Captain Chuck Gora; Noll ' s Lupe Solis executes an over-the-shoulder flip as the referee watches closely. Heavyweight Sam Dragovich prepares to move in on his Highland rival; Pat Halton strives to improve his position. The 1970-71 Noll Wrestlers, Front Row: Lee Sredzinski, Dan Richwalski, Bob Murphy, Jeff Svoboda. Back Row: Coach James Tobolski, Captain Chuck Gora, Pat Halton, Sam Dragovich, John Clarke, Tom Ramker, Dan Hill, Dave Stodola, Lupe Solis, Manager Roy Cuevas. 99 Basketball NOLL OPPONENT 70 Hammond Tech 68 62 LaPorte 75 52 Morton 67 87 Lew Wallace 84 92 Merrillville 74 71 Franklin 70 87 Gavit 78 58 Clark 62 69 Calumet 71 66 Crown Point 71 89 Whiting 71 65 East Chicago Roosevelt 77 87 Horace Mann 74 70 Chesterton 86 107 Valparaiso 99 70 Gary Roosevelt 102 73 East Chicago Washington 106 89 Gavit 67 78 Highland 93 61 Hammond High 70 100 Tony larocci drives in for a hook shot; Junior Bob Purcell charges past a Whiting guard. Dribbling downcourt, John Domazet steers clear of a Tech opponent. The Hornet center outjumps Jim Twarek to begin the Lew Wallace game; Jim Boyle reaches high to out-rebound a Tech defender. Randy McCambridge looks for an open shot. Mark Lissy waits downcourt while Frank Podkul gets set for a free throw. Basketball Trying a variety of line-ups to take advantage of the best possible combination, Coach Bob Bradtke used the 1970-71 basketball season to rebuild and stress team co-operation. The year (9-11) was marked by several exciting and also several disappointing games. The squad’s best performance was a thrilling home win over highly-touted Valparaiso after a triple overtime. Also memorable were wins over Lew Wallace and Horace Mann, and a stubbornly fought battle with top- ranked E. C. Washington. Most Valuable Player John Domazet led the team in both rebounding and scoring, reaching the Top Ten of area scorers. Coach Bradtke rotated the team roster, bringing up players from the talented B-Team to gain game experience. He stressed “the high degree of sportsmanship and determina¬ tion that characterized the 1970-71 team,” and feels “next year’s squad will have the height and speed to challenge the best of the tough Calumet Region.” Tim Kimmel takes a jump shot early in the Cla rk game; Coach Bob Bradtke reviews his game plan during a time¬ out. The 1970-71 BN I Basketball Team, Row 1: Al Dowdell, Co-Captain Randy McCambridge. Tony larocci, Mark Lissy. Row 2; Frank Podkul, Joe Laciak, Jim Boyle, Tim Porsche, Tim Kimmel, Jim Twarek, Co-Captain John Domazet, Bob Purcell, Eric Wilk. Administration REVEREND JAMES McGROGAN, Prin¬ cipal, M.Ed., Xavier University. RE¬ VEREND GEORGE M. VRABELY, Di¬ rector, Sp. Ed., DePaul University. MR. H. KEITH SMITH, Associate Prin¬ cipal, M.A., Ball State University. MR. RONALD T. BUCZEK, Guidance De¬ partment, B.S., Loyola University. MISS JEAN GOGINSKI, Dean of Girls, B.A., Marquette University. MR. TIM¬ OTHY HYLAND, Social Studies and Guidance Departments, M.A., Purdue University, Chairman of Social Studies Department, College Counselor. MR. FRANCIS A. SULLIVAN, Director of Student Services, M.A., Loyola University. Reverend McGrogan Reverend Vrabely Mr. Smith 106 Religion Retreats as well as Thanksgiving Masses are organized by students and faculty priests. Students participate as commentators, musicians and servers, planning the intentions and the theme of the Mass. Reverend Ruggaber REVEREND MICHAEL P. RUG- GABER, Religion Department, 1 S.T.D., Pontifical Gregorian Uni- 3 versity (Rome), Chairman of Reli- Q gion Department. REVEREND cti JOHN A. HALO, Religion De- LL partment, M.A., Pontificio Atengo Salesiano. REVEREND PATRICK J. CONNOLLY, Religion Department, B.A., North American College (Rome), Co-Moderator of Student Council. RE¬ VEREND DAVID HAUSKINS, Religion Department, S.T.B., Gregorian Univer¬ sity (Rome), Sponsor of Junior Class, Moderator of Mission Club. REVER¬ END CLARE HENDRICKS, Religion Department, S.T.L., Pontifical Grego¬ rian University (Rome), Moderator of Chess Club, Sponsor of Amateur Ra¬ dio Club MR. RAYMOND J. DOM- BROWSKI, Religion Department, B.A., St. Mary’s Seminary (Mundelein, Il¬ linois). Mr. Dombrowski Rosanne Janeczko proves that concentration and note-taking are essential in modern-day religion lectures. Teachers try to tie in class studies with the students ' daily lives by the use of all types of media presentations and guest speakers. Reverend Connolly Wtvill muw !’ I M.irt acting like cltildren. Brotherhood and friendship are stressed through posters, movies, filmstrips, and class retreats. Class participation is encouraged to allow students a chance to question and exchange ideas. 110 Reverend Gaza Religion REVEREND THEODORE J. MENS, Religion Department, + 1 M.A., Xavier University, Sponsor 3 of Freshman Class. REVEREND o J. PATRICK GAZA, Religion De- ( 5 partment, S.T.L., Pontifical Gre- |_L gorian University (Rome), Moder¬ ator of Human Relations Club. REVEREND JOHN J. SIEKIERSKI, Re¬ ligion Department, J.C.L., Lateran Uni¬ versity. REVEREND JOHN M. ZIVICH, Religion Department, M.A., University of Louvain (Louvain, Belgium). MRS. SUSANNE KENNEDY, Religion De¬ partment, B.A., Mundelein College. Mrs. Kennedy Group discussions provide excellent opportunities for growth and maturity as well as a better understanding of religion. Arnie Grabovac, Bill O’Donnell and Tom Rouse exchange comments about a contemporary issue as presented in their senior text. Ill Social Studies MR. ROBERT A. MADSEN, Social Studies and English Depart- ments, B.S., Southern Illinois Uni- D versity SISTER JOHN JOSEPH, O C.S.C., Social Studies Depart¬ ed ment, M.A., St. Louis University, l_L Sponsor of Senior Class. MR. LAWRENCE SENFFNER, Social Studies Department, B.A., Lewis Col¬ lege, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. MR. RONALD LUKETIC, Social Studies De¬ partment, B.S., Ball State University, Bookstore Manager, Business Man¬ ager of Athletics. Sister John Joseph Regis Blando listens to a review of the urban situation. All students are required to take a World Cultures course to familiarize themselves with other lands. 112 A Black studies course and Russian History class help broaden students ' insight into different cultures and life styles. Sociology students investigate the social structure of the community. oiuuico iiivuives more tl -w. .di is m tne textbook and it is orti necessary for students to find material from outside source 114 For freshman Greg Walters it is important to recall everything he has learned the past few weeks. Social Studies SISTER M. ANDREW, C.S.C., So- cial Studies Department, M.A., ■i— 1 University of Notre Dame. MR. 3 JOSEPH PICTOR, Social Studies O Department, B.A., Lewis College, (tf Head Freshman Football Coach. U_ MRS. BETTY LANGEDYK, Social Studies Department, M.A., Loyola University. MR. ROBERT A. CZAR- NECKI, Social Studies Department, B.A., St. Joseph’s College (East Chi¬ cago), Sponsor of Future Teachers of America. MR. RALPH MICHELI, Social Studies Department, B.A., Macalester College (St. Paul, Minn.), Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Mr. Czarnecki 115 English MRS. DOROTHY C. DEVLIN, English Department, A.B., Loyola University. MR. JACK P. NEL- □ SON, English Department, M.A., o Northwestern University, Moder- ator of JourNoll, Moderator of LL Beginning. MRS. JOAN ERNST, English Department, B.A., St. Mary’s College (Indiana). SISTER MERCIA SCHERER, C.S.C., English Department, M.A., University of Notre Dame. MR. JAMES ST. AMOUR, Eng¬ lish Department, M.S., University of Chicago, Chairman of English Depart¬ ment, Director of Reading Center, Chairman of Drama Festival. MR. JO¬ SEPH A. MALCZAK, English Depart¬ ment, B.A., Loyola University, Director of Fall Drama. Mrs. Devlin IHHH Mrs. Ernst 116 Along with studying classical literature and grammar, English classes discuss and interpret novels and plays. While reviewing a paperback, Mark Grafton attempts to question a character analysis. Geri Jayjack, Jane Hampton and Cathy Bryant listen to a recording of a stage play. Senior curriculum has been expanded to include film making, drama, stage craft, American novel, British novel, advanced composition and Shakespeare. The junior class now studies American Literature in conjunction with U.S. History. Sister Mercia Mr. Andersen Mr. Hronec Miss Popovich Sister Francis De Sales 118 neaaing center contains excellent facilities to complement in-class work Katherine Penwell consults one of the reference books available to both students and teachers. Self-motivation is the basis of the Independent Studies course, where the pupils choose their own reading program. Tom Ramker spends a quiet moment concentrating on a science fiction novel. English MR. PETER A. ANDERSEN, Eng- lish Department, B.A., University of Illinois (Chicago), Sponsor of 3 Guitar Society. MR. STEPHEN M. Q HRONEC, English Department, qJ B.A., Holy Cross College, Spon- 11 sor for Junior-Senior Prom. MISS MARILYN POPOVICH, English Department, B.A., St. Jo¬ seph’s College (East Chicago), Assist¬ ant Drama Director. SISTER FRANCIS DE SALES, C.S.C., English Depart¬ ment, A.B., St. Mary ' s College (In¬ diana). MR. CHARLES F. BRECKLE, English Department, M.A., Chicago State College, Drama Director, Moder¬ ator of Marquette. MRS. DOROTHY LAMERE, English Department, B.A., St. Mary-of-the-Woods College. 120 n every aspect of the film experience, from critical viewing to directing and shooting individual movies. Freshman Mark Janicki looks a bit unsure of his teacher’s course description. Students are offered a wide variety of English courses, ranging from speed reading to Shakespearean drama. S ' l 4 MRS. VEIDRE M. HILL, English Department, B.A., Marquette Uni- -t— ' versity. MR. RONALD K. MUTZ- 3 BAUER, English Department, O B.S., St. Joseph’s College (East 03 Chicago). SISTER M. GEORGIA, u_ C.S.C., English Department, M.A., Marquette University. MRS. BARBARA PEPPARD, English Depart¬ ment, B.A., St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago). SISTER GERALDINE BLUME, C.S.C., English Department, M.A., University of Notre Dame, Co- Moderator of Student Council. MR. JAMES M. CAVALLO, English Depart¬ ment, B.A., University of Illinois (Chi¬ cago), Debate Coach. MR. OTTO L. HOLT, English Deparment, B.S., Loyola University. Barb Tazbar improves her accent by listening to a French tape. Students combine class texts, vocabulary, workbook drills and lab exercises for a well-rounded program of language. Miss Karaffa 122 Mrs. Kelly Language MISS KAROL J. KARAFFA, Lan- guage Department, A.B., Mar- hm quette University, Chairman of 3 Language Department, Assistant Q Moderator of Marquette. MR. J0- C 3 SEPH HAVIAR, Language De¬ ll. partment, B.A., St. Procopius Col¬ lege. MR. ANTONIO HERNAN¬ DEZ, Language Department, Doctor in Law, University of Havana (Cuba), Sponsor of Spanish Club. MRS. VIONE A. KELLY, English and Language De¬ partments, A.B., College of St. Francis. Harold Coleman finds humor in the interpretation of a Spanish culture story. Noll students have a choice of two, three or four-year programs in Latin, French, Spanish and German. 123 Mr. Aguilera Language MRS. MOLLY SWALICK, Lan- guage Department, B.A., Indiana 4-J University. MR. ORENCIO □ AGUILERA, Language Depart¬ ed ment, Doctor in Law, University of (tf Havana. SISTER JOAN MADER, U_ C.S.C., Language Department, B.A., St. Mary’s College (Indiana), Sophomore Class Sponsor. 124 Labwork enables the student to use a foreign language orally and improve grammar and punctuation. Sophomore Dianne Irk listens carefully to an important lecture. Fine Arts REVEREND JOHN R. WINTER- LIN, Religion and Fine Arts De- 4-1 partments, M.Mus., American □ Conservatory of Music, Chairman o of Fine Arts Department, Moder- Ctf ator of Music Club. MRS. SHA¬ LL RON BLUMENTRITT, Fine Arts Department, B.A., College of St. Theresa. MR. P. JAMES LAMANTIA, Fine Arts Department, B.M.Ed., Van- dercook College of Music (Chicago), Director of Band. SISTER MARIE ANDRE, C.S.C., Fine Arts Department, M.Mus., Catholic University, Sponsor of Nollaires. Reverend Winterlin Choral students John Murks, Russ Podowski, Raymond Luniewski, Matthew Bartz and Michael Hand strengthen their voices and further their ability by daily singing drills. All types of music are performed at several annual concerts presented by the freshman and sophomore classes, mixed nhnra ann Mnllairoc 126 Art classes conducted informally allow junior Nanci Stanish and senior Debbie Ustanik to express their creativity in forms of art from oil painting to clay sculpting. Students use their skills in helping with showcase displays, designing posters and constructing craft exhibits. Mr. La Mantia I homas isoas proves that determination and practice are the motivating forces behind Noll ' s tine SSSlb «in precision marching and members concentrate on learning the various musical programs while the pep ba p of VA arrinr Qnnrt COntGStS 127 Girls begin their study of sewing with such elementary jobs as tracing patterns. Home Arts SISTER M. MARJORIE URBINE, C.S.C., Home Arts Department, M.S., Stout State University, q Chairman of Home Arts Depart- ment. MRS. SALLY EVANOFF, 11 Home Arts Department, B.S., Pur¬ due University. During the four year program of varied home art courses, boys as well as girls master the basics of the culinary arts. Here, Gerry James hopes for success in one of his first cooking experi ments. Mary Lou Turich and Sue Garcia complete one of their sewing projects; Janette Kennedy and Ellen Pernick prepare a hamburger snack. During the year, students also attempt canning fruits, baking desserts and planning full-course meals. Threading a needle can prove to be a time-consuming and annoying task, as Ilona Bac discovers. 129 Physical Education MISS SHEILA A. KELLY, Physical Education Department, B.S., In- ■ — 1 diana State University, Sponsor □ of G.A.C. MR. WILLIAM F. Q ARCHER, Physical Education ($ and Health Departments, M.S., In- 11 diana State University, Chairman of Physical Education Depart¬ ment, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach. MR. MICHAEL MERRILL, Physical Education Department, M.S., Indiana State University, Head Varsity Football Coach, Moderator of Varsity Club. Freshman and sophomore boys strengthen muscles and develop coordination throuqh competition in various athletic games. Physical education students are tested on their general knowledge of rules and skills in sports. !■■■■ Boys take full advantage of Noll’s facilities by using the fieldhouse, swimming pool and outdoor fields during gym classes. Students receive supervision in such sports as soccer, tumbling, basketball and touch football. A freshman soccer team anxiously waits their turn to play. New experiences for girls include discovering the best shooter, setting up plays and competing in individual sports. 131 Mrs. Kockler Mr. McDonough Mr. McDonough instructs a sophomore gym class in the basic rules of soccer; Matt Stoffregen sets up to rebound the ball. Physical Education MRS. GARNETTE KOCKLER, Physical Education Department, ■ — 1 Sponsor of Sophomore Pep Club. □ MR. MICHAEL McDONOUGH, Q Physical Education and Health CT5 Departments, M.S., University of |_L Illinois, Assistant Football Coach. MRS. MARGARET RIPPLE, Phys¬ ical Education Department, Indiana State University, Sponsor of Booster Club MR. HERB MARQUEDANT, Phys¬ ical Education Department, B.S., Southern Illinois University, Swimming Coach. Mr. Marquedant Nancy Corey pitches to an opponent during a game of softball. Freshman and sophomore girls also participate in swimming, basketball, volleyball, tumbling and badminton. 133 Berth speed and accuracy are emphasized in typing classes. Jim Mastey, Tom O Malley, Tom Sanders and Tony Svitko concentrate on the correct completion of their typing assignments. Sister Rosita Business Education MR. ROBERT J. BRADTKE, Busi- ness Education Department, B.S., University of Notre Dame, 3 Varsity Basketball Coach. SIS- o TER ROSITA, C SC., Business Qj Education Department, M.A., I I University of Notre Dame, Co- Chairman of Business Education Department, Sponsor of Future Secre¬ taries Association. MR. JAMES E. TO- BOLSKI, Business Education and So¬ cial Studies Departments, B.S., St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago), Sports Equipment Manager, Varsity Wrestling Coach, Athletic Co-ordina- tor. MRS. CATHERINE DELGADO, Business Education Department, St. Joseph’s College, Co-Moderator of Pom-Pon Girls. Mr. Tobol ski General Business students receive skills needed to obtain successful positions in the business world. Karen Rzepka finds time to complete her business homework and reading assignment. 13 Andrea Pasztor rechecks a column of figures before tabulating them on the adding machine. Business Education Rosie Mora calculates a series of prices. Students not only learn how to use various business machines but also accomplish the principles of geographic, alphabetic, and subject filing. MRS. BEATRICE M. PIHULIC, Business Ed ucation Department, • — 1 B.S., Indiana University, Co- 13 Chairman of Business Education Q Department, Co-Moderator of 03 N.B.H.S. MR. RAYMOND ZA- |J_ WADA, Mathematics and Busi¬ ness Education Departments, B.S., Indiana University, Freshman Basketball Coach. MR. JAMES L. AN¬ DERSON, Physical Education and Business Education Departments, M.S., Eastern Michigan University, Head Baseball Coach and Assistant Varsity Football Coach. MRS. GAYE ANDERSEN, Business Education De¬ partment, B.S., Indiana University, Moderator of Pom-Pon Girls. Mathematics SISTER MARIE IMELDA, C S C., Chairman of Mathematics De- partment, M.S., University of D Notre Dame, Moderator of O N.H.S., Sponsor of Junior-Senior 05 Math Club. MR. JOHN BOBALIK, LL Social Studies and Mathematics Departments, B.A., Lewis Col¬ lege, Assistant Track Coach and As¬ sistant Freshman Basketball Coach. MISS CAROLE A. HEPNER, Math¬ ematics Department, M.A., Purdue University, Sponsor of Cheerleaders. MR. RICHARD NOWAK, Mathematics Department, B.A., St. Joseph’s Col¬ lege (East Chicago). MR. CESAR G. QUEYQUEP, Mathematics Depart¬ ment, B.S., Feati University (Manila). Mr. Queyquep Victor Fernandez intently studies the solution to a geometry problem illustrated on a screen by use of an over-head projector 139 Mathematics MR. JAMES T. WELBORNE, Mathematics Department, B.A., St. Joseph’s College (East Chi- 13 cago), Systems Analyst. MRS. (J SANDRA ZAK, Mathematics De- ( J partment, B. S., Illinois Institute LL of Technology. MR. PATRICK J. KALICH, Mathematics Depart¬ ment, B.A., St. Joseph’s College (East Chicago). SISTER M. ROSE VERO¬ NICA, C.S.C., Mathematics Depart¬ ment, M.S., University of Illinois. MR. EDWARD L. JOYCE, Mathematics De¬ partment, B.S., Pennsylvania State Teacher’s College, Boys Attendance Officer. Mrs. Zak Mr. Welborne 140 Computer courses give students the chance to develop skills important in the modern technological world. John Burczak corrects his program before running it through the computer. Students interested in the field of mechanical drawing and architectur e learn about these fields through work in the newly adopted drafting course. John Morton carefully corrects a small but outstanding error. Mr. Kalich Sister Rose Veronica 141 Mrs. Michielsen After extensive experimentation with acidity factors, Carl Mack looks for help in completing a biology lab report; Frank Kish finds that chemistry experiments are profitable as well as enjoyable. All science classes include lectures, lab experiments, discussions, movies and demonstrations. Lab partners Dana Vangeloff and Judy Scheidler calculate the answer to a difficult chemistry problem after completing a temperature experiment. Students must apply their knowledge of mathematics and logic to science when answering post-lab questions. Science MRS. MARY MICHIELSEN, Sci- ence Department, M.S., Roose- ■i — 1 velt University, Chairman of Sci- 3 ence Department, Moderator of Q Service Club. MRS. CECILIA J. MURNIGHAN, Science Depart- I I ment, B.S., John Carroll Univer¬ sity. MISS CARMEN DOMINGO, Science and Mathematics Depart¬ ments, B.S., Divine Word College (Phil¬ ippines). MR. WALTER PIKUL, Sci¬ ence Department, B.S., University of Chicago. Miss Domingo Mrs. Murnighan 144 Marge Szrom and Nancy Mantich investigate the solubility of various chemical compounds; Sue Komara, Barb Breskovich, Janet Plisky and Barb Hicks check the precise weight of an object before attempting a chemical reaction. Science inf mi w MR. STANLEY L. RILEY, Science Department, B.S., University of II- linois. MRS. DIANE WERTH, Sci- q ence Department, M.A., Univer- sity of Colorado. MRS. VIRGINIA 11 K. HAYWARD, Science Depart¬ ment, B.S., Purdue University. Personnel MRS. MARGARET EVANS, Head Li¬ brarian, M.A., Indiana University. MRS. JEAN MAJCHEREK, Secretary to Guidance Department. MRS. IRENE A. BENSON, Health Depart¬ ment, R.N., St. Catherine’s Hospital, Head Nurse, Moderator of Medical Careers Club. MISS RITA FILAS, Of¬ fice Assistant. SISTER M. DANIELITA, C.S.C., Library Assistant, B.A., St. Mary’s College (Indiana). MR. GEORGE FOSTER, Para-Professional. MRS. IRENE BONNEAU, Receptionist. SISTER MARIE JEANNE, C S C., Li¬ brary Assistant, M.A., University of Notre Dame. MRS. BETTY S. ADAM¬ CHIK, Para-Professional. MRS. EVE¬ LYN HAAS, Secretary to Attendance Office. MRS. GERTRUDE STODOLA, Assistant Financial Secretary. MRS. GRACE KEILMAN, School Secretary. MRS. VIRGINIA STERLING, Library Assistant. MRS. VERNIE DIENES, Cafeteria Manager. MRS. KAY KU- MIEGA, Student Records Secretary. MR. EUGENE KOCZWARA, Chief Custodian. MRS. INA FILAS, Financial Secretary. Sister Danielita Mr. Foster Mrs. Bonneau 146 National Merit Awards Jim Gogolak, Certificate Kathy Moricz, Certificate Dennis Pasternak, Finalist Sue Prochazka, Finalist Luci Ardelean, Certificate Bob Rudolph, Certificate Mark Simaga, Certificate Sue Majewski, Certificate Greg Tabaczynski, Finalist _ Graduate Officers John Ancich Lucille Ardelean George Artim Gerard Balon Janice Bacan Michelle Ballogg 154 Lorelei Baran Walter Baran Mary Ellen Barclay Mary Rose Baron Joseph Becerra John Beilfuss Mary Benson 15Emery Biddings Regis Blando Gregory Bloskey Thomas Bolsega Stanley Bona Terrence Bonneau Celia Borowiec James Boyle Barbara Breskovich Crystal Broomes David Bryant Jeanne Brock Karen Bugajski Debbie Burney Donald Burosh Donna Butrym fl Patricia Byers Mary Bywalec Joan Campagna Roy Castel Ann Cherer Kathleen Carroll William Campbell Gary Chibicki John Clarke Georgene Cichocki Candace Clark Mark Clawson Terrence Collins David Comsa 158 Patricia Corey Roberto Cruz Andrea Csonka Fortunetta Conlee Rebecca Cuellar David Cummings Dora Cuellar 1 Gonzalo Curiel John Danciu Mark Danko Mary Ann De Fazio 160 Jeanine Demartino Debbie Detloff Emilio Diaz Ann Doffin Peter Doherty John Domazet Kevin Doolin Michelle Doyle Ann Dorin Daniel Dorcik Samuel Dragovich John Drozd Gerald Dudek 16Joseph Egnatz Robert Ellingsen Mary Escamilla Marguerit Espinosa 162 Monica Fernandez Michael Farabaugh Paul Fejes Frank Filas Carmen Flores Sylvia Flores Martha Flores Robert Fuss Philip Gadzala Robert Gaida Elaine Gandy Maria Garcia Orlando Garcia Dennis Gerdes Arnold Grabovac Richard Gorcowski Christine Gormley Thomas Gozdecki 164 Robert Grass Kathleen Greaney William Gregor Regina Grabowski Mark Grafton Nancy GramalsPhillip Grimmett Diane Guerrero Nancy Guiden James Hajduch Richard Haney D Carmen Gutierrez Andrea Haracz Randall Harlan David Hartman Debra Henderlong Barbara Hicks Michael Heins 166 I I 1 Margaret Howard Linda Homco Andre Hornsby Barbara Hritz Sandy Huwig Anthony larocci Debra Imes Janice Jackovich Joan Janovsky Gerald James Peggy Janovsky Barbara Jancosek Teresa Jansen Joseph Jaracz 168 - 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Rachael Castillo, Ava Cera. Mary 198 Chavez, Rosalie Christopher, Irma Churosh, Marianne Clinton, Keith Cohen, Mark Coleman, Harolyn Crist, John Croom, Sharma Cunningham, Doris Daly, John Defazio, Frank Della Santina, Jean Derdula, Rosanne Derosa, David Desatnick, Jack Detloff, Bernard Diaz, Rosemary Dodd,John Dominguez, Christine Dominik, Michael Dowdell. Albert Dreesen, David Dujmovic, James Duray, Martha Dybel, Gerard Ellingsen, Nancy Elliott. Frank Ellis, Ted Enda, Paul Etter, James Evans, Alexa Farabaugh, Cecilia Farkas, Terry Fedorchak, Judith Ferko, Randall Fey, Gregory Fitzpatrick, George Flaherty. Rosalyn Flannery, Brian Flores, Beverly Flores, Sonia Fronczak, Gregory Gadzala, Lawrence Gallagher, Marian Garcia, Rebecca Garcia, Susan Garibay, Christine Garza, Danette Garza, Vincent Gatlin, Kevin Gerdes, Jeffrey Germek, Kenneth Gibson, Rochelle Gilbert, Joan Goginsky, Dennis Gonzalez, Buddy Goodwine. Glenn Gora. Andrea Govorchin, Jo Marie Grabovac, Nancy Gryzbek, Mary Ellen Gutierrez, Judy 199 Halton, Patrick Haluska, Dorothy Haluska, Mary Beth Hanrahan, Robert Harmon, Edward Harris, Blaine Hartman, Loretta Hawley, William Helfen, Jennifer Henderson, Lorrine Heredia, Victor Herman, Craig Hill, Daniel Hmurovich, Barbara Hogan, Michael Hohenberger, James Holubes, Kathleen Hong, Margie Horvath, Bernard Hrindak, Catherine Hruskocy, Marc Hufford, Becky Hurley, James Hybiak, Linda llickovich, Elizabeth Imre, Andrew Ispas, Robert Jackowski, Henry Jackowski, Robert Jackson, Perry Janeczko, Rosanne Janik, Jeffery Johnson, Fannie Johnson, Mary Joyce, Edward Kahl, Diann Kaleta, Joyce Kalina, Richard Kallas, Michael Kaltunas, Vylius Kaminski, Jane Kamradt, Douglas Keilman, David Keilman, Marie Kelly, Joseph Kendra, Thomas Kennedy, Edward Kennedy, Janette Kennedy, Sylvia Kepa, Jadwiga Kerekes, Patricia Kerman, Jolaine Kiekenapp, Robert Kincius, Anthony 200 Kish. Frank Klebs, Kathy Klein. Noreen Knafla. Ron Knaver, Teresa Knight. Patrick Knoerzer, Mark Kobe, Peter Koharko, Nancy Kolodziej, Cynthia Kolodziej, Mark Koniarski, Raymond Kopaczewski, Mary Korem, Susan Kotarski, Diane Kowal, Janice Kozlowski, Denise Kozlowski, James Kulina, Philip Kuric, Joan Kuzydym, Kathleen Kwasny, Mary Beth Kwiecien, Christine Lacko. Diane LaMere, Barbra LaMere, Jeanne Lampa, Thaddeus LaPradd. Martha Larkin. James Laud, Timothy Lauer. Deborah Lefor, Penelope Lentz. Julius Lesniewski, Sandra Lewis, Dennis Lightcap. Margo Liss, Edward Lissy, Mark Lopez. Denise Luberda. Judith Lula, Duane Lusebrink. John 201 Lustek, Sharon Lynn, John Macak, Jerome Mackowiak, Raymond Magallanez, Juliana Maliziola, John Manich, Martin Mantich, Nancy Marion, Donna Martinez, Corrine Martinez, Randy Mastey, James Matlock, Janet Matlock, Steve Matusik, John McCarthy, Kevin McCooley, Barbara McHale, James McLaughlin, Mark Melyon, Mark Mendiola, Adele Miklusak, Carol Miksich, Thomas Mindock, Michael Miramontes, Mary Molina, Hilda Molina, Luis Montemayor, Alexander Montemayor, Elsa Moore, Bridget Moore, Jeffrey Moricz, Frank Juniors Motkowski, Bruce Moulesong, Robert Mravinac, Carol Murphy, Robert Murzyn, Michael Nagy, Audrey Neal, John Nelson, Christopher Nemeth, Joy Niblick, Robert Nies, Thomas Novak, Warren Nowosinski, Sheila Obremski, Robert O'Brien, Susan Ochoa, Joseph O'Connor, Kathleen O’Connor. Terence O'Keefe. Daniel Olenik, Maria O'Malley, Thomas O'Neill. Michael Orzechowicz, Mark Palkovich, Dennis Panfil, Pattie Papierz, Margaret Pappas, Bill Pardek, Suzanne Paris, Timothy Pastrick. John Pasyk, Linda Patena, Michael Paulauski, Amelia Paunicka, Anthony Pawlowski, Christine Paxhia, Joseph Pelc, Elizabeth Penwell, Katherine Pernick, Ellen Phelps, Judith Piatti, Mary Beth Piccolin, Diane Pietrzak, Kathie Lynn Pietrzak, Mary Pietraszak. Richard Pociask, Edward Podhajski, Barbara Podkul, Frank Pogorzelski, Roseann Poplas, Linda Popovich, Michael Porsche, Timothy Potis, Bonnie Prejmak. Halina Prejmak, John Prusiecki. Claudia Pullen, Robert Purcell, Robert Queyquep, Rosemarie Quinn, Martin Quinn, Timothy Rabatin, Kathleen Radice, Michael 203Rajnoch, Margaret Rakoczy, Robert Raskosky, Suzanne Rebey, Robert Reid, Brett Reilly, Michael Richwalski, Daniel Rodgers, Cynthia Rodriguez, Emeterio Rogalski, R aymond Rovai, Karen Rowe, Peggy Ruhland, Maryann Ryder, Denyse Sabotta, Teresa Sadler, James Sadowski, Joseph Sajdyk, Stephen Sanders, Tamara Shultz, Pamela Signorelli, Danny Simko, Joseph Skorupa, Marilou Skurka, Diane Smith, Therese Smitley, Kathleen Sobilo, Lawrence Sobilo, Ronald Solis, Guadalupe Sowa, Marian Spiegel, Thomas Sporinsky, David Sredzinski, Lee Stanish, Nanci Rae Steffens, Terry Stephen, Shirley Rae St. James, Yvonne Stodola, David Stoffregen, Michael Stur, Eric Surman, Nancy Surufka, Debby Szczepanski, Debbie Szczepanski, Raymond Szrom. Dianne Szrom, Margaret Mary Tabaczynski. Martin Tapia, Noemi Tazbir, Barbara Tempco, Donna Thoesen, Joe Thomas, Susan Tokarz, Ruth Ann Tomczak. Randy Toncheff, Richard Torhan, Cara Toth, Linda Trgovich, Robert Turich, Marylouise Twarek, James Vangeloff, Gail Vargas, Lydia Varlan, Clifford Vuksanovic, Carol Wielgos. Lawrence Wieser, Barbara Wilk, Eric Williams. Joy Wilson. Robert Wisowaty, Bruce Wojdyla, Ronald Wolf. Paul Woodard, Eileen Woolsey, Mary Wozniak, Michael Wright. Arthur Wysocki, Wayne Yednak, Mark Yohnke, Joy Yuha, Lawrence Zagrocki, Dennis Zagrocki. Karen Zatorski, Diane Zic, Thomas Ziebecki. Theresa Ziemniak, Chester Zivich, Wayne Zunica, Thomas 205 Abram, Michael Adams, Leslie Ader, Michael Aguilera, Arthur Alexander, Melanie Alvarado, Maribel Alvarado, Salvador Angyus, John Aukstoulis, Ausra Avitia, Hugo Baginski, Catherine Baker, Arlene Baldwin, Karen Barrera, Robbin Bartz, Matthew Bauer, Patricia Beckman, Christine Beckman, Richard Beezhold, Joseph Berkowicz, James Berna, Michael Berrones, Rose Mary Bielak, Kathy Bieniak, Richard Bily, Thomas Blosky, Cynthia Bogovich, Pauline Bolanowski, Catherine Borum, Miscah Boyle, Kevin Bragiel, Edward Briski, Barbara Brown, James Brown, Jane Brown, Jean Brown, Julian Brown, Mary Ellen Browning, Gerri Brtko, Kathryn Bryant, Catherine Bublis, Paul Budny, Robert Bugajski, Nancy Bulfer, Mary Ann Burczak, Paul Burg, Mary Beth Burke, Sally Burosh, Daniel Campbell, Kent P06 Campos, Jesus Capizzani, Dean Carbone, Dana Castillo, Adelita Castro, Erlinda Castro, Sylvia Chamberlain, Joseph Chavez, Anthony Chavez, Guadalupe Chavez, John Cherer, Mary Ann Chovanec, Jane Christiana, Timothy Cisneros, Maria Clawson, Mary Clinton, Marilynn Cloghessy, Colleen Cloghessy. Jamesine Cobbins, Myra Coleman, Harold Collins, Amos Congress, Michelle Cuellar, Elias Cvitkovich, Gwendolyn Czechanski, Sally Daciow, Renee Dado, Robert Daly, Michael Darrow, Randy De La Rosa. Raynaldo Dermody, Timothy Dillon, Anne Dix, Jonathan Dosen, Michael Dubec, Mary Dubeck, Drew Dubeck, Susan Duwar, James Dywan, Constance Dzialakiewicz, Diana Dziadowicz, Keith Eder, Mary Carol Elizondo, David Espinosa, Maria Etter, Mary Evans, Norma Fairbairn, Ann Farabaugh, Gregory Felus, Pamela Fernandez. Veronica Fiegle, Jeanne Figueroa, Elisa Filas, John Firrek, Joanne Firrek, Marianne Foster, Deborah Freeman, Kim Furjanic, Lucy Gadzala, Marilyn Gargas, Cathy Garner. Marilyn Garza, Josephine Geary, Mary Alice Geisen, Jo Anne Germick, Peter Gilbert. Mary Frances Gilsinger. Joseph Gima, Mary Louise Ginther. Mary Jo Golden. Patrick Gomez. Roseann Golonka, Julia Gonzalez, Blanca Gonzalez, Grace Gordon, Robert Gorny, Karen Gozdecki, Christine 207Grabski, Jann Greene, John Greski, Pamela Griffin, James Griffin, Roger Grimmett, Donald Guardiola, Diane Gulasy, Edward Gutierrez, Jesse Hagler, Cathryn Hajduch, Patricia Haicarz, Robert Hammond, Nancy Hampton, Jane Hand, Maria Harbert, Sharon Harris, Reginald Helm. Robbie Henrichs, Donald Hilbrlch, Holly Hlavaty, Jeffrey Hoffman, Daniel Hohenberger, Mary Ann Holinga, Andrew Homco, Gwenn Hong, Margaret Hornyak, John Howard, William Hudson, Michael Ihnat, Carol Jackowski, Ronald Janovsky, Debra Jasevicius, Victor Jayjack, Geraldine Jones, Terry Jorge, Magdalen Kamradt, Scott Karlowicz, Thomas Katona, Thomas Keilman, Karen Kelly, Susan Kerekes, Marie Kertis, Rosemary Kimberly, Ann Kish, Thomas Klaprodt, Greg Klochan, David Klosky, Holly Klusas, Anthony Kmiecik, Thomas Knight, Lucette Kocal, Lucille Kolarczyk, Sandra Kolisz, David Kolodziej, Francis Konrady. Dorine Kosior, Barbara Koslow, Christopher Kotarski, Judith Kovach, George Kovacich, Michael Kovacs, Richard Koval, Elizabeth Kowalik, Irene Kozlowski, Gerald Kray, Gerald Kresich, Rosemarie Kristi, Carol Krol, Michael Kruhaj, Kenneth Kujawa, Terese Kulchawik, William Kulik, Cynthia Kull, Carol Kumiega, Maryann Kuric, Donna Laczi, Keith LaMere, Mary Ann Lang, Mark Langton, Marian Lenz, Diane Leonard, Thomas Lerma, Albert Lesko, Deborah Leyva, Jim Leyva, Sandra Lindquist. Donald Lippelt, Jeanne 209Sophomores A ' fCT f ft f f ® crfirw Bp 1 r T f f 00 Lobonc, Robert Macak, Barbara Macek, John Machuca, Gilbert Mack, Carl Macleod, Ramsay MacLeod, Sandy Madryk, Robert Magana, Filemon Magdaz, Timothy Majchrowicz, Joseph Makiejus, Rita Malloy, Philip Manich, Helen Marianes, William Mayer, Mary McCambridge, Sandra McColly, Kathleen McDonagh, John McMahon, Michael Menke, Timothy Mika, Cathy Mischler, Thomas Mojzik, John Moldrawski, Jeffrey Moloney, Ellen Montella, Thomas Moricz, Susan Morrow, Gerardette Mucha, Linda Mulholland, Maureen Murks. John Mysliwy, Nancy Naglich, Robert Nalewski, Patricia Neal, Mary Ellen Neal, Michael Niedenthal, Dean Novak, Karen Nowinski, Chris Nowlan, Mark Nunez, Doreen Oakley, Lydia O'Brien, John O'Brien, Mary Kay O'Keefe, Karen Olearczuk, Zenon Oleksy. Richard O'Neill, Timothy Onohan, James Onohan, Mark Orbik, Mark Ostrowski, Leonard Ozarek, Nancy Paas, Cynthia Palla, Karen Pansevicius, Benjamin Pantoja, Gabriel Pappalardo, Thomas Pappas, James Pastrick, Gayle Pasztor, Anita Pasztor, Claudia Patterson, Denise Paulauski, George Pedersen. Edward Peifer, Marcia Peppers, Robert Perez, Joseph Perez, Rafael Perez, Robert Petro, Thomas Podkul, Donna Podowski, Russell Pompa, Patricia Porsche, Mary Frances Pospychala, Pamela Powell. Harrison Prashina, Mary Anne Prieboy, Andrew Prieboy, Joseph Progar, Thomas Pulido, Luis Radde, Jon Rakowski, Pamela Rangel, Juliet Rea, Anthony Reardon, Patrick Reba, Donald Reese, Carolyn Rice, Roxyanna Rivera, Elena 211 919 Rohrman, Patrick Rueth, Janine Rueth, Jerome Ruiz, Debra Rutkowski, Jeffrey Rzepka, Karen Saldivar, Rosario Saldivar, Theresa Sanchez, Bertha Santic, John Sarnecki, Christine Savageau, Mary Grace Sawyer, Roger Schneider, Kenneth Scurtu, Florence Semchuk, Mary Joan Senyszyn, Marguerite Sertich, Louis Sharp, Robert Shultz, Mark Simko, Peggy Skiba, Stephen Skibinski, Robert Skura, Patricia Smith, Brian Smithers, Karen Sperl, Dorian Sroka, Roberta Stachon, Denise Stack, Jane Stark, Thomas Steele, Vanessa Stiles, James Stockus, Robert Stofcik, Paula Stofcik, Peter Stoffregen, Matthew Stolarz, Karen Stolarz, Kathleen Stone, Tanya Stott. Sally Strug, Phyllis Studer, Catherine Sullivan, Mary Suty, Michael Svitko, Laura Svoboda, Jeffrey Swentzel, Lawrence Szany, Barbara Szarek. Katherine Szrom, Robert Szyndrowski, Gail Talenco, David Tamborski, Gerald Taylor, Judy Teutemacher, Diane Thiel, Thomas Thomas, Maura Thompson, Sybil Tilka, Kevin Tiongson, Agnes Tonkovich, Barbara Torres, Irma Trevino. Mary Trgovich, Patricia Trzupek, Gregory Turich, Nancy Ullrich, Howard Ustanik, Terry Vahey, Thomas Velligan, Cheryl Villasenor, Louis Vrbancic, John Wadas, Ollie Sophomore Class Officers: Julia Golonka, Secretary; Tricia tfajduch, Vice-President; Lucette Kniaht. Treasurer. Waechter, John Waite, Jeffrey Walczak, Theodore Walker, Michael Washington, Denise Wasiuta, Danette Wauro, Lisa Webb. Katherine Wendlinger, Marcia Wilcox, Kathleen Williams, Linda Williams, Lynn Wleklinski, Carol Wleklinski, Wallace Wolan, Eileen Wuellner, Celine Zaborski, Georgiane Zak. Jacqueline Zak, Janice Zukoski, Terrence Zwijac, Irene 213 Arbuckle, Kevin Arredondo, Theresa Bac, Joseph Bachmann, Deborah Backe, Teresa Bajo, Joseph Banka, John Banks, Vanessa Barbar, Mary Baron, Raymond Barriga, William Bauer, Mary Becerra, Jesse Beda, Peter Beiriger, Philip Belansky, James Belaskas, Cynthia Belko, Marc Benard, Sabrina Berry, Darien Bilek, Mary Bittner, Mark Bloch, Ted Bober, Gary Bogusz, James Bolsega, Adele Bonaventura, Judith Boose, Shirley Bostonich, Traci Boyd, Enola Breski, Irene Brezgis, Mark Brouwers, Johanna Broviak, Patricia Brown, Kathleen Brown, Leroy Brown, Thomas Brunet, Diane Bukowski, Eleanore Buldak, Mark Burchfield, Ronald Burczak, James 214 Bustamante, David Butrym, Stanley Buzinski, Annette Calacci, Carol Campagna. Edward Campos, Carlos Campos, Louis Cantu. Kathleen Carrizales, Victoria Castro. Mercedes Ciucki, Richard Clinton, Nancy Coffman, Michael Cohorst, Kevin Coleman, Aaron Coley. Kathy Collins, Anthony Collins, Antoinette Corey, Nancy Crist, George Curiel, Edward Cuevas, Irene Dado, Elizabeth Daly. Patrick Dandurand, Gary Daniels, Baverly Danko. Deborah Dankovis, Michael Davis, Kenneth Demayo, Paul Derosa, Terry Diaz, Felix Djordjevic, Peter Doherty, Philip Dolinski, Harry Dominik, Susan Drazbo, Walter Drosos, Ioanna Dull, Richard Dvorshak, Dennis Echterling, Kathryn Eguia, Michael Ervight. Kathleen Ernst, Annette Etter, Susan Evancic, Kenneth Evans, Thomas Fairbairn, Mary Farkas. Michael Fernandez, Victor Fischer. Anita Flesher, Shirley 215 Flores, Benito Flores, Rosalinda Franklin, Waverly Frechette, Linda Fronczak, Susanne Fuss, Judith Gadomski, Roberta Gadzala, Mary Galindo, Phyllis Garcia, Gilbert Garcia, Gregory Garcia, Juanita Garcia, Julio Garcia, Michael Gardner, James Gargula, Mark Garnica, Maria Garza, Deborah Gerbas, Laura Gilboe, Janet Ginther, Patricia Golden, Mary Gomez, Jesse Gonczy, Marylynne Gonzales, John Gonzalez, Elizabeth Gonzalez, Kenneth Gonzalez, Roberto Goodrich, Michael Grcevich, Sally Greaney, Margaret Grenchik, Maryellen Gristen, Betty Grutsch, Claudia Gutierrez, Raymond Hagood, Michael Hajduch, Mark Hajducko, Jeannie Halcarz, Patricia Halton, Michael Hartnett, Jeannie Hauter, Thomas Hayes, David Heard, Lorenzo Hennes, Marilynne Herman, Jack Herrera, Rosalie Hicks, Terry Higgins, Susan Hillier, George Hlavaty, Brian Hodgson. Barbara Hoffman, Marian Hrabrich, Maryann 216 Humbert, David Hunt. Daniel Hupke, Mary Louise Hurt, Margo Imes, Judy Ihnat, Joseph Ispas, Thomas Jackovich, Alice Jackson. Roderick Janicki. Mark Janulis, Edward Jaros, Richard Jazak, Donald Johnson, Wayne Jones, Della Kaczka, Mary Kalafatic, Marie Kaminsky, Annette Kapalka, Linda Kasarda, James Keenan, James Keilman, Connie Kendra, James Kenward, John Klochan, James Knight, Carmella Koharko, Gail Kolbert, Debbie Kolbus, Laura Kolodziej, Karen Korczak, Joel Koricich, Corrine Kostecki, Charlotte Kovacik, Betsy Kresal, Bernadette Kronland, Brian Krupinski, Diane Krupinski, Donna Kubacki, Gene Kugar, Kathleen Kukuch,Joseph Kulczyk, Joellen Kune, Steven Kwasny, Michael LaBroi, Michael LaBroi, Pauline LaMere, Mary Lang, Steven Lapinski, Kathryn Laskowski, Josephine Lauer, Patricia Lee, Patricia Lenz, Emily Lennertz, Steven Lewers, Michael Lewicki, Theresa Lietzan, Donna Liszewski, Paul Lopez, Henry Ludwa, William Luna, Rene Luniewski, Ray Magallanez, Robert Maluga, Angela Marciniak, Michael Marthakis, Cynthia Martinez, Armando Martinez, Hector Matusik, Patricia Mavity, Kathleen Mazar, Ronald Mazurkiewicz, Deborah Mcintosh, Daryl McLaughlin, Brian McShane, Laurie Medellin, Richard Medina, Teresa Mendez, Jesse Mendoza, Mark Menke, Mark Meyer, Joseph Micheletto, Gena Midkiff, Colleen Mihalik, Cynthia Miller, Mark Milobar, Joanne Miramontes, John Misiukiewicz, Michael Mitchell, Elaine Moore, Mary Morris, Ernest Moss, Shiela Mullally, Kathleen Mullaney, Denice Munoz, Maria Murawski, Joanna Murphy, Rich Murzyn. 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WRIGHT OLDSMOBILE 5603 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana ZAWADA’S FOOD SHOP 1113150th Street East Chicago, Indiana JOSEPHINE ZURAWSKI 3954 Sheffield Avenue Hammond, Indiana Index Graduates Adamchik, William 45, 94, 154 Adamczyk, Arlene 74, 154 Adams, Thomas 154 Alfaro, Theresa 154 Alvarado, Rebecca 154 Alvarez, Gary 154 Ancich, John 154 Ardelean, Lucille 149, 152, 154 Artim, George 154, 170 Austgen, Terence 96, 154, 168 Bacan, Janice 63, 154 Ballogg, Michelle 154 Balon, Gerard 154 Baran, Lorelei 15, 39, 74, 155 Baran, Walter 155 Barclay, Mary Ellen 74, 155 Baron, Mary Rose 155 Becerra, Joseph 155 Beilfuss, John 155 Benson, Mary 53, 59, 72, 155 Biddings, Emery 61,62, 156 Bielski, Ben 156 Bily, Edward 156 Blando, Regis 86, 87, 112, 156 Bloskey, Gregory 156 Bolsega, Thomas 156 Bona, Richard 156 Bona, Stanley 156 Bonneau, Terrence 84, 90, 91, 156 Borowiec, Celia 114, 157 Boyle, James 102, 103, 157 Breskovich, Barbara 144, 157 Brock, Jeanne 58, 157 Broomes, Crystal 11, 157 Brouwers, Mariette 157 Bryant, David 61,94, 95, 157 Bugajski, Karen 157 Buitron, Robert 157 Buksar, Michaelene 157, 178 Burney, Debbie 157 Burosh, Donald 157 Butrym, Donna 157 Butte, Lois 65, 157 Byers, Patricia 158 Bywalec, Mary 158 Campagna, Joan 41, 74, 158 Campbell, William 97, 158 Carroll, Kathleen 158 Castel, Roy 158 Cherer, Ann 158 Chibicki, Gary 158 Cichocki, Georgene 70, 158 Clark, Candace 13, 158 Clarke, John 37, 53, 94, 98, 99, 158, 159, 17 Clawson, Mark 84, 85, 90, 91, 158 Collins, Terrence 158 Comsa, David 84, 158, 164, 173 Conlee, Fortunetta 159 Corey, Patricia 159 Cruz, Roberto 159 Csonka, Andrea 159 Cuellar, Dora 159 Cuellar, Rebecca 61, 159 Cummings, David 159 Curiel, Gonzalo 94,160 Danciu, John 160 Danko, Mark 3, 89, 160 DeFazio, Mary Ann 58, 160 Delauriea, Ruth 66,160 Delgado, Robbin 160 Demartino, Jeanine 160 Dennis, Kathy 161 Detloff, Debbie 161 Diaz, Emilio 161 Doffin, Ann 161 Doherty, Peter 84, 90, 161 Domazet, John 60, 61, 100,101, 107, 161, 187 Doolin, Kevin 42, 161 Dorcik, Daniel 161 Dorin, Ann 43, 161 Doyle, Michelle 161 Dragovich, Samuel 17, 23, 45, 93, 94, 99, 159, 161 Drozd, John 113, 161 Dudek, Gerald 161 Dudzinski, John 162 Egnatz, Joseph 66, 156, 162 Ellingsen, Robert 162 Escamilla, Mary 162 Espinosa, Marguerit 162 Evans, Claudia 74, 162 Falcone, Trudel 35, 162 Farabaugh, Michael 163 Fejes, Paul 163 Fernandez, Monica 163 Filas, Frank 163 Flores, Carmen 163 Flores, Martha 163 Flores, Sylvia 163 Fuss, Robert 17, 163 Gadzala, Philip 163 Gaida, Robert 163 Gandy, Elaine 163, 178 Garcia, Maria 163 Garcia, Orlando 84, 163 Gerdes, Dennis 21,35, 78, 94, 163 Germek, Cinthia 164 Germick, George 15,41, 155, 164 Gill, Debra 74, 164 Ginther, Nora 26, 164 Giorgio, Anthony 84, 164, 183 Godoy, Mary 164 Gogolak, James 148, 164 Golden, George 164, 168, 188 Gora, Charles 17, 43, 94, 98, 99, 164, 177, 188 Gorcowski, Richard 164 Gormley, Christine 164 Gozdecki, Thomas 164 Grabos, Michael 94, 159 Grabovac, Arnold 53, 94, 111, 159, 164, 177 Grabowski, Regina 44, 165 Grafton, Mark 37, 92, 94, 159, 160, 165 Gramals, Nancy 165 Grass, Robert 165 Greaney, Kathleen 165 Gregor, William 165 Grenchik, Phillip 165 Grimmett, Phillip 113, 166 Guerrero, Diane 166 Guiden, Nancy 61, 74, 166 Gutierrez, Carmen 166 Hajduch, James 14, 153, 166 Haney, Richard 23, 120, 166 Hannabach, Carol 166 Haracz, Andrea 166 Harlan, Randall 11,60, 84, 166 Hartman, David 87, 166 Heins, Michael 2, 57, 89, 166 Helfen, Richard 166 Henderlong, Debra 66, 166 Hicks, Barbara 14, 39, 144, 166 Homco, Linda 167 Hornsby, Andre 60, 84, 93, 94, 167 Hornyak, Nancy 167 Howard, Margaret 63, 114, 167 Hritz, Barbara 167 Huwig, Sandy 167 larocci, Anthony 80, 89, 101, 103, 167 Imes, Debra 63, 167 Jackovich, Janice 57, 77, 167 James, Gerald 128, 168 Jancosek, Barbara 168 Janovsky, Joan 53, 74, 168 Janovsky, Peggy 52, 168 Jansen, Teresa 168 Janulis, Lynn 74, 168 Jaracz, Joseph 168 Jasaitis, Edward 169 Jauregui, Inez 169 Jennings, Mary 169 Jones, Steven 169 Junach, Vincent 169 Juskiw, Richard 169 Kallas, Leonard 169 Kaminski, Joseph 169 Karlowicz, Dianne 169 Karr, Gail 169 Kasper, Stephan 169 Keilman, Marcia 169 Kenar, Paula 169 Kerman, Richard 67, 169 Kimmel, Timothy 103, 170 Kish, Georgiann 45, 74, 77, 170, 185 Kish, Sharon 15, 38, 43, 70, 170 Klinefelter, Carol 9, 32, 170 Knaver, Daniel 8, 94, 170, 191 Koczwara, Frank 170 Kolina, Joseph 170 Kolodziej, Kathleen 171 Komara, Suzanne 144, 171 Korak, Paul 171 Koscielski, Kathryn 9, 171 Kovach, Michael 88, 171 Kovacs, Kathleen 56, 171 Koval, Ruth 65, 171 Kozlowski, Celeste 171,192 Kozlowski, Raymond 113, 171 Krager, Cynthia 74, 171 Kremer, Rebecca 9, 171 Krizmanic, Kurt 171 Kroviak, Diane 171 Krueger, David 172 Kucharski, Judith 172 Kujawa, Stanley 172 Kulik, Nancy 172 Kwasny, Trudie 172 Laciak, Joseph 22, 88, 89, 100, 103, 172 Ladic, John 84, 172 LaMere Geralyn 152, 172 Larkin, Lynn 172 Lazarian, Shawn 17, 172 Leonard, Lawrence 71, 172 Lesniewski, Raymond 172 Linders, Roxanne 54, 172 Lipka, Fred 172 Lobodinski, Joseph 173 Lobonc, Patricia 173 Lowe, Debra 156, 173 Lower, Thomas 173 Lucas, Jack 173 Lugo, Sonia 56, 173 Lukaszewski, Margaret 26, 173 Lukawski, Frank 174 Lummio, Judith 66, 174 Lush, Judith 174 Machuca, Irma 174 Maciejewski, Dennis 2, 89, 174 Macko, Joseph 174 Magliocca, Joellen 174 Majewski, Susan 51, 149,174 Mantel, Beverly 174 Marquardt, Kristine 175 Marshall, Deborah 19, 175 Marthakis, Gregory 175 Martinez, Jose 175 Martinez, Salvador 175 Masch, Mary 175 Matonovich, Kathy 64, 175 Matusik, Mark 96, 97, 175 Matusz, Jeanne 175 Matusz, Joanne 175 Matuszak, Ralph 175 Mauck, Eileen 175 Mazrimas, Stan 3, 175 Mazurkiewicz, Alice 175 McCambridge, Randall 2, 89, 102, 103, 113, 176 McGann, John 94, 159, 176 McGowan, Patricia 176 McIntosh, Ricky 61,62, 176 McKern, Daniel 176 Meeker, Ruth 59, 149, 167, 176 Meger, Jean 50, 176 Melyon, Michael 16, 50, 57, 176 Menke, Alexis 14, 22, 39, 80, 176 Meyer, Anne 176 Michael Terrill 176 Micheli, Patricia 58, 136, 176 Michielsen, Charles 176 Mihalich, Kathleen 177 Mika, Linda 177 Miksich, Peter 177 Mills, Susan 54, 56, 149, 177 Miterko, Sandra 177 Moldrawski, Deborah 53, 58, 177, 178 Molina, Elisa 177 Molinero, Frances 178 Montelongo, Rose 178 Mora, Ros ie 137, 178 Moricz, Kathleen 148, 178, 180 Morton, John 86, 87, 94, 141, 159, 178 Mosora, Emil 55, 56, 57, 178 Motkowski, Karen 178 Mysliwiec, Larry 179 Nevroske, Donald 179 Novak, Kenneth 179 Novotny, Terrance 179 Nowakowski, Roy 179 O ' Donnell, William 84, 94, 111, 168, 173, 179, 188 O’Drobinak, Joseph 179 O’Kelley, Delia 11,59, 179 Olio, Benedict 41, 50, 57, 179 Ondas, Robert 179 Ondrejka, Denise 37, 38, 53, 78, 179 O’Neill, Patrick 179 Onohan, Susan 179 Oprisko, Gail 179 Ortega, Maria 180 Ostrowski, Leo 84, 180 Owczarzak, Joseph 180 Owen, Eugean 180 Ozarek, Carol 180 Pajdzik, Thomas 180 Pansevicius, Frances 180 Papp, Michaeline 181 Pasternak, Dennis 30, 56, 63, 68, 148, 181, 195 Pasztor, Andrea 137, 181 Pasztor, Patricia 181 Patai, Jacqueline 181 Patrick, Marcia 181 Pawlowski, Raymond 181 Pazera, Judith 181 Perko, John 181 Pernick, Diania 181 Pers, Rosemary 181 Peters, Terese 181 Peters, Theodore 181 Petrunich, Carolyn 182 PhiIpott, Fred 84, 168, 182 Pieniazek, Philip 182 Pierscionek, Maryann 182 Pietrzak, Julie 182 Pilotto, David 182 Plesha, Garry 182 Plisky, Janet 144, 182 Pokusa, Paul 182 Polance, Alice 148, 182 Poludniak, Candace 182 Posavec, Janice 159, 182 Potraza, Joseph 84, 94, 95, 159, 165, 182 Pramuk, Michael 182 Pressner, Jerome 183 Preston, Ruth 183 Prieto, Debra 183 Prieto, Teresa 183 Probst, Christopher 183 Prochazka, Susan 148, 183 Purcell, Anita 45, 74, 183, 185 Purnell, Fulton 183 Quinn, Peggy 79, 149, 183 Radovich, David 59, 184 Rak, Elizabeth 184 Rak, Shirley 184 Ramker, Thomas 17, 54, 61,80, 94 99, 119, 162, 177, 184 Ramos, Jesse 40, 41, 184 Rassel, Mary 74, 160, 184 Reba, Michael 184 Recke, Edward 184 Rincon, Damian 184 Ritchie, Victor 184 Rizzardo, Nancy 184 Roach, Cheryl 184 Rodriguez, Leticia 184 Rokosz, Paul 184 Rosellini, Noreen 35, 185 Rouse, Thomas 3, 89, 111, 168, 185 Rucinski, Thomas 35, 185 Rudolph, Robert 149, 185 Rueth, Thomas 57, 185 Rueth, Timothy 55, 56, 57, 185 Sabo, Deborah 185, 186 Sabol, Patricia 45, 74, 178, 185, 186 Sala, Mary Kay 186 Salcich, Daniel 186 Samocki, Pamela 186 Sanchez, Roseanne 186 Sancya, Dianne 186 Sanders, Elaine 186 Sanders, Thomas 11, 60, 62, 134, 186 Santare, Dorothea 42, 186 Sargent, Linda 186 Savageau, Margaret 186 Scheffki, William 186 Scheidler, Judith 143, 186 Schulfer, James 187 Schwoegler, Mark 187 Segovia, Robert 187 Seifert, Terese 187 Sell, Thomas 35, 187 Sertich, Katherine 14, 52, 187 Sharp, Michael 187 Sharpe, Dale 188 Shatkowski, Christine 15, 40, 41, 188 Shulock, Sally 188 Silverman, Barbara 188 Simaga, Mark 16, 50, 56, 57, 149, 188 Simko, Meredith 37, 188 Sinks, Sandra 188 Skiba, Thomas 79, 97, 180, 189 Skibinski, Barbara Jo 64, 189 Skubisz, Michael 189 Slaga, Francis 189 Slamka, Cynthia 45, 74, 76, 77, 178, 185, 189 Sobilo, Denise 65, 148, 189 Soczyk, Gregory 94, 189 Spebar, Claudia 189 Spencer, James 60, 62, 189 Spisak, Michael 189 Stahura, Patricia 152, 189 Stanko, John 189 Stawicki, Robert 189 Sterling, Daniel 189 Stevenson, James 190 Streveler, Ruth 190 Strom, Eve 190 Sullivan, Raymond 190 Surufka, David 84,190 Svitko, Anthony 22, 96, 97, 134, 190 Swiatkowski, Joseph 190 Szal, Susan 190 Szany, Cecilia 190 Szczepanski, Therese 55, 57, 190 Tabaczynski, Gregory 54, 57, 71, 149, 190 Tarrant, Diane 190 Taylor, Maryann 190 Tenkely, Susanne 190 Teutemacher, Alan 191 Thilmont, Robert 58, 191 Thorp, James 15, 40, 41, 55, 66, 191 Tokarz, Katherine 191 Tokarz, Mark 191 Tor, Sophia 191 Torres, Sylvia 191 Toth, John 58, 59, 191 Trojnar, Therese 191 Tucak, Paula 58, 74, 192 Tyrrell, Bonnie 192 Ustanik, Debra 127, 192 Vandiver, Robert 192 Vangeloff, Dana 192 Vargo, Richard 192 Vega, Gregory 192 Vega, Manuel 193 Vega, Matthew 193 Villarreal, Teresa 193 Villarruel, Luis 17, 193 Wagner, Joan 193 Wagner, Sharon 193 Warren, Carole 74, 193 Washington, Eric 193 Wasilewicz, Cynthia 193 Wauro, Kirsten 193 Weaver, Deborah 11,74, 193 Webb, Yvonne 71, 193 Wedryk, Joan 193 White, Colleen 194 White, Joyce 194 Whitley, Bernadette 174, 194 Wierusz, Leon 194 Wilczynski, Deborah 51, 194 Williamson, Lynetta 194 Wilson, Pamela 11, 194 Wisinski, Rozanne 194 Wisner, Dale 194 Wojciechowski, Robert 194 Wojcik, Mark 84, 85, 194 Wolf, Christopher 50, 57, 194 Wolski, Paul 194 Wozniak, Marlene 14, 38, 74, 194 Wuellner, Jessi 195 Wusik, Mark 37, 44, 178, 195 Zabrecky, Debra 195 Zipko, Linda 8, 74, 77, 185, 195 Zloza, Marlene 16, 50, 57, 148, 195, 232 Zuffa, Diane 74, 75, 195 Zuniga, Juan 17, 195 Underclass Abascal, Mel 214 Abram, Michael 206 Aburto, Antonio 61, 198 Aburto, Mary 214 Acevez, Theresa 214 Ackerman, Anthony 198 Adams, Debra 214 Adams, Joanne 214 Adams, Leslie 74, 206 Ader, Michael 206 Aguilera, Arthur 206 Alexander, Melanie 206 Alvarado, Maribel 206 Alvarado, Salvador 206 Alvarez, Nancy 74, 214 Ambre, Leo 19, 40, 71, 198 Ancich, Mary 198 Ancich, Thomas 214 Andrade, Anglina 198 Angyus, John 71,206 Angyus, Mary 71, 74, 198 Arbuckle, Kevin 34, 64 Arrendondo, Theresa 214 Artim, Gregory 10, 97, 198 Aukstuolis, Ausra 61, 206 Austgen, Mary 198 Avitia, Hugo 206 Bac, Ilona 129, 198 Bac, Joseph 214 Bachmann, Deborah 214 Backe, Teresa 214 Backus, Nancy 37, 42, 198 Baeza, Joseph 198 Baginski, Catherine 206 Bajo, Joseph 214 Baker, Arlene 206 Baldwin, Barbara 198 Baldwin, Karen 206 Banka, John 214 Banks, Vanessa 214 Barbar, Mary 214 Barker, Marcia 198 Baron, Martin 198 Baron, Raymond 214 Barrera, Robbin 6, 81,206 Barriga, William 214 Bartz, Matthew 126, 206 Bauer, Mary 214 Bauer, Patricia 206 Bazan, Lorraine 198 Becerra, Jesse 214 Beckman, Christine 74, 206 Beckman, Elizabeth 67, 75, 198 Beckman, Richard 206 Beda, Peter 214 Beezhold, Joseph 206 Beiriger, Philip 214 Belansky, James 214 Belaskas, Cynthia 214 Belko, Barbara 198 Belko, Marc 214 Benard, Sabrina 214 Benedek, William 198 Bennett, Jackie 75, 198 Berkowicz, James 97, 206 Berna, Michael 206 Berna, Rosanne 75, 198 Berrones, Daniel 198 Berrones, Rose Mary 206 Berry, Darien 214 Berta, Wayne 84, 198 Beyer, Sharon 74, 198 Bielak, Kathy 54, 206 Bieniak, Richard 206 Bilek, Mary 214 Bily, Thomas 206 Bittner, Bruce 84, 90, 91, 198, 204 Bittner, Mark 90, 214 Bloch, Ted 67, 214 Block, Beverly 198 Blosky, Cynthia 206 Bober, Gary 214 Bogovich, Pauline 206 Bogusz, Anne 198 Bogusz, James 214 Bolanowski, Catherine 206 Bolanowski, Stephen 198 Bolfik, Celeste 74, 198 Bolsega, Adele 214 Bona, Jeffery 3, 198 Bonaventura, Judith 214 Bonaventura, Mary 198 Boose, Shirley 214 Borum, Miscah 206 Bostonich, Traci 64, 74, 214 Boyd, Enola 214 Boyle, Kevin 206 Bradford, William 198 Bragiel, Edward 206 Brandush, Bettina 198 Breski, Irene 214 Breski, Mary Ann 198 Brezgis, Mark 214 Briski, Barbara 206 Brockman, Paul 198 Bronisz, Richard 198 Broton, James 54, 198 Brouwers, Johanna 214 Broviak, Daniel 198 Broviak, Patricia 214 Brown, James 97, 206 Brown, Jane 206 Brown, Jean 206 Brown, Julian 84, 90, 206 Brown, Kathleen 214 Brown, Leroy 214 Brown, Mary Ellen 74, 206 Brown, Thomas 214 Browning, Gerri 62, 206 Brtko, Kathryn 206 Brunet, Diane 41, 214 Bruno, Diane 198 Bryant, Catherine 117, 206 Brzezinski, Michelle 198 Bubash, Arlene 198 Bublis, Paul 206 Buck, George 9, 198 Budny, Nancy 198 Budny, Robert 206 Bugajski, Nancy 206 Bukowski, Eleanore 214 Buldak, Mark 214 Bulfer, Mary Ann 206 Burchfield, Ronald 214 Burczak, James 90, 214 Burczak, John 75, 97, 140, 198 Burczak, Paul 206 Burg, Mary Beth 206 Burke, Sally 72, 206 Burkhartsmeier, Susan 198 Burosh, Daniel 70, 206 Bustamante, David 215 Butrym, Stanley 215 Buzinski, Annette 215 Calacci, Carol 215 Campagna, Edward 215 Campbell, Brian 198 Campbell, Kent 206 Campos, Carlos 215 Campos, Jesus 207 Dix, Jonathan 207 Gadzala, Lawrence 199 Hajduch, Patricia 208, 213 Campos, Louis 215 Djordjevic, Peter 199 Gadzala, Marilyn 207 Hajducko, Jeannie 216 Cannon, Richard 198 Dodd, John 97, 199 Gadzala, Mary 216 Halcarz, Patricia 216 Cantu, Kathleen 215 Doherty, Philip 215 Galindo, Phyllis 216 Halcarz, Robert 208 Capizzani, Dean 207 Dolinski, Harry 199 Gallagher, Marian 199 Halton, Michael 216 Carbone, Dana 207 Dominguez, Christine 199 Garcia, Gilbert 216 Halton, Patrick 17, 99, 200 Cardenas, Rachael 198 Dominik, Michael 199 Garcia, Gregory 216 Haluska, Dorothy 200 Carrizales, Victoria 215 Dominik, Susan 35, 215 Garcia, Juanita 216 Haluska, Mary Beth 200 Castillo, Adelita 207 Dosen, Michael 21,207 Garcia, Julio 216 Hammond, Nancy 208 Castillo, Ava 198 Dowdell, Albert 94, 103, 199 Garcia, Michael 216 Hampton, Jane 117, 208 Castro, Erlinda 207 Drazbo, Walter 215 Garcia, Rebecca 199 Hand, Maria 208 Castro, Mercedes 215 Dreesen, David 10, 199 Garcia, Susan 29, 199 Hand, Michael 126, 208 Castro, Sylvia 41, 207 Drosos, Ioanna 215 Gardner, James 216 Haney, Debra 208 Cera, Mary 74, 198 Dubec, Mary 207 Gargas, Cathy 207 Hanrahan, Robert 32, 42, 200 Chamberlain, Joseph 207 Dubeck, Drew 207 Gargula, Mark 216 Harbert, Sharon 208 Chavez, Anthony 207 Dubeck, Susan 207 Garibay, Christine 199 Harmon, Edward 200 Chavez, Guadalupe 207 Dujmovic, James 199 Garner, Marilyn 207 Harris, Blaine 200 Chavez, John 207 Dull, Richard 199 Garnica, Maria 216 Harris, Reginald 208 Chavez, Rosalie 199 Duray, Martha 199 Garza, Danette 199 Hartman, Loretta 200 Cherer, Mary Ann 207 Duwar, James 207 Garza, Deborah 216 Hartnett, Jeannie 74, 216 Chovanec, Jane 207 Dvorshak, Dennis 67, 215 Garza, Josephine 207 Hauter, Thomas 216 Christiana, Timothy 207 Dybel, Gerard 199 Garza, Vincent 199 Hawley, William 200 Christopher, Irma 199 Dywan, Constance 207 Gatlin, Kevin 84, 94, 199 Hayes, David 216 Churosh, Marianne 199 Dziadowicz, Keith 207 Geary, Mary Alice 207 Heard, Lorenzo 216 Cisneros, Maria 207 Dzialakiewicz, Diana 74, 207 Geisen, Jo Anne 207 Helfen, Jennifer 200 Ciucki, Richard 215 Gerbas, Laura 216 Helm, Robbie 208 Clawson, Mary 207 Echterling, Kathryn 54, 215 Gerdes, Jeffrey 199 Henderson, Lorrine 51,200 Clinton, Keith 84, 97, 199 Eder, Mary Carol 207 Germek, Kenneth 199 Hennes, Marilynne 216 Clinton, Marilynn 207 Eguia, Michael 215 Germick, Peter 13, 207 Henrichs, Donald 208 Clinton, Nancy 215 Elizondo, David 207 Gibson, Rochelle 199 Heredia, Victor 13, 200 Cloghessy, Colleen 207 Ellingsen, Nancy 199 Gilbert, Joan 51,199 Herman, Craig 200 Cloghessy, Jamesine 207 Elliott, Frank 199 Gilbert, Mary Frances 54, 207 Herman, Jack 216 Cobbins, Myra 207 Ellis, Ted 199 Gilboe, Janet 216 Herrera, Rosalie 216 Coffman, Michael 215 Enda, Paul 199 Gilsinger, Joseph 207 Hess, William 208 Cohen, Mark 67, 199 Enright, Kathleen 215 Gima, Mary Louise 207 Hicks, Michele 216 Cohorst, Kevin 215 Ernst, Annette 3, 215 Ginther, Mary Jo 74, 207 Hicks, Terrence 216 Coleman, Aaron 215 Espinosa, Maria 207 Ginther, Patricia 216 Higgins, Suzan 216, 219 Coleman, Harold 123, 207 Etter, James 97, 199 Goginsky, Dennis 199 Hilbrich, Holly 208 Coleman, Harolyn 61, 199 Etter, Mary 207 Golden, Mary 216 Hill, Daniel 17, 94, 99, 200 Coley, Kathy 215 Etter, Susan 215 Golden, Patrick 207 Hill, John 208 Collins, Amos 207 Evancic, Kenneth 215 Golonka, Julia 207, 212 Hill, Linda 72, 208 Collins, Anthony 215 Evans, Alexa 58, 74, 199 Gomez, Jesse 216 Hillier, George 216 Collins, Antoinette 215 Evans, Norma 207 Gomez, Roseann 207 Hlavaty, Brian 216 Congress, Michelle 207 Evans, Thomas 215 Gonczy, Marylynne 216 Hlavaty, Jeffrey 208 Corey, Nancy 3, 133, 215 Gonzales, John 216 Hmurovich, Barbara 200 Crist, George 215 Fairbairn, Ann 207 Gonzalez, Blanca 207 Hodgson, Barbara 125, 216 Crist, John 75, 199 Fairbairn, Mary 215 Gonzalez, Buddy 199 Hoffman, Daniel 208 Croom, Sharma 62, 74, 199 Farabaugh, Cecilia 58, 74, 199 Gonzalez, Elizabeth 216 Hoffman, Marian 216 Cuellar, Elias 207 Farabaugh, Gregory 207 Gonzalez, Grace 207 Hogan, Michael 69, 200 Cuevas, Irene 215 Farkas, Michael 215 Gonzalez, Kenneth 216 Hohenberger, James 68, 69, 84, Cuevas, Roy 99 Farkas, Terry 199 Gonzalez, Roberto 216 200 Cunningham, Doris 199 Fedorchak, Judith 199 Goodrich, Michael 216 Hohenberger, Mary Ann 208 Curiel Edward 215 Felus, Pamela 207 Goodwine, Glenn 97, 199 Holinga, Andrew 208 Cvitkovich, Gwendolyn 207 Ferko, Randall 2, 199 Gora, Andrea 199 Holubes, Kathleen 200 Czechanski, Sally 207 Fernandez, Veronica 207 Gordon, Robert 2 07 Homco, Gwenn 69, 208 Fernandez, Victor 139, 215 Gorny, Karen 207 Hong, Margaret 208 Daciow, Renee 207 Fey, Gregory 199 Govorchin, Jo Marie 199 Hong, Margie 200 Dado, Elizabeth 215 Fiegle, Jeanne 207 Gozdecki, Christine 207 Hornyak, John 12, 84, 130, 132, Dado, Robert 207 Figueroa, Elisa 207 Grabovac, Nancy 199 208 Daly, John 37, 40, 41, 199 Filas, John 207 Grabski, Jann 208 Horvath, Bernard 200 Daly, Michael 207 Firrek, Joanne 207 Grant, Daria 62, 74, 208 Howard, William 208 Daly, Patrick 215 Firrek, Marianne 207 Grcevich, Sally 216 Hrabrich, Maryann 216 Dandurand, Gary 215 Fischer, Anita 215 Greaney, Margaret 25, 216 Hrindak, Catherine 200 Daniels, Baverly 215 Fitzpatrick, George 97, 199 Greene, John 208 Hruskocy, Marc 200 Danko, Deborah 215 Flaherty, Rosalyn 199 Grenchik, Maryellen 216 Hudson, Michael 208 Dankovis, Michael 215 Flannery, Brian 199 Greski, Pamela 208 Hufford, Becky 200 Darrow, Randy 207 Flesher, Shirley 215 Griffin, James 208 Hughes, Clifford 208 Davis, Kenneth 215 Flores, Benito 216 Griffin, Roger 208 Humbert, David 217 DeFazio, Frank 199 Flores, Beverly 199 Grimmett, Donald 208 Hunt, Daniel 217 De La Rosa, Raynaldo 207 Flores, Rosalinda 216 Gristen, Betty 216 Hupke, Mary Louise 217 Della Santina, Jean 199 Flores, Sonia 199 Grutsch, Claudia 216 Hurley, James 200 Demayo, Paul 215 Foster, Deborah 207 Gryzbek, Mary Ellen 75, 199 Hurt, Margo 217 Derdula, Rosanne 199 Franklin, Waverly 216 Guardiola, Diane 208 Hus, James 208 Dermody, Timothy 43, 207 Frechette, Linda 216 Gulasy, Edward 208 Hybiak, Linda 22, 81, 200 Derosa, David 199 Freeman, Kim 207 Gutierrez, Jesse 208 Derosa, Terry 215 Fronczak, Gregory 199 Gutierrez, Judy 199 Ihnat, Carol 208 Desatnick, Jack 199 Fronczak, Suzanne 216 Gutierrez, Raymond 216 Ihnat, Joseph 217 Detloff, Bernard 199 Furjanic, Lucy 74, 207 Hickovich, Elizabeth 200 Diaz, Felix 215 Fuss, Judith 216 Hagler, Cathryn 208 Imes, Judy 74, 217 Diaz, Rosemary 199 Hagood, Michael 216 Imre, Andrew 200 Dillon, Anne 207 Gadomski, Roberta 216 Hajduch, Mark 216 Irk, Diane 69, 74, 125, 208 Ispas, Robert 200 Ispas, Thomas 127, 217 Jackovich, Alice 217 Jackowski, Henry 200 Jackowski, Robert 97, 200 Jackowski, Ronald 208 Jackson, Perry 60, 200 Jackson, Roderick 217 Janeczko, Rosanne 2, 70, 109, 200 Janicki, Mark 121, 217 Janik, Jeffery 84, 94, 200 Janovsky, Debra 208 Janulis, Edward 217 Jaracz, James 208 Jaros, Richard 217 Jasevicius, Victor 208 Jayjack, Geraldine 74, 117, 208, 210 Jazak, Donald 217 Jennings, Linda 208 Johnson, Fannie 200 Johnson, Mary 200 Johnson, Wayne 217 Jones, Della 217 Jones, Terry 62, 208 Jorge, Magdalen 208 Joyce, Edward 200 Kaczka, Mary 217 Kaftanich, Angela 208 Kahl, Diann 200 Kalafatic, Marie 217 Kaleta, Joyce 200 Kalina, Richard 200 Kallas, Michael 200 Kaltunas, Vylius 200 Kaminski, Jane 200 Kaminsky, Annette 217 Kaminsky, Janet 208 Kamradt, Douglas 97, 200 Kamradt, Scott 97, 132, 208 Kapalka, Linda 217 Karaffa, Mike 94, 208 Karlowicz, Thomas 208 Kasarda, James 75, 217 Kasper, Debbie 208 Katona, Thomas 208 Keenan, James 217 Keilman, Connie 217 Keilman, David 200 Keilman, Karen 208 Keilman, Marie 200 Kelly, Joseph 200 Kelly, Susan 58, 208 Kendra, James 217 Kendra, Thomas 200 Kennedy, Edward 200 Kennedy, Janette 129, 200 Kennedy, Sylvia 200 Kenward, John 217 Kepa, Jadwiga 200 Kerekes, Marie 208 Kerekes, Patricia 200 Kerman, Jolaine 200 Kertis, Rosemary 208 Kiekenapp, Robert 200 Kimberly, Ann 208 Kincius, Anthony 200 Kish, Frank 142, 201 Kish, Thomas 208 Klaprodt, Greg 208 Klebs, Kathy 201 Klein, Noreen 201 Klekot, Debra 208 Klisiak, Nancy 208 Klochan, David 208 Klochan, James 217 Klosky, Holly 208 Klusas, Anthony 84, 90, 208 ' Imiecik, Thomas 51, 208 Knafla, Ron 201 Knaver, Teresa 201 Knight, Carmella217 Knight, Lucette 208 Knight, Patrick 12, 62, 84, 94, 201 Knoerzer, Mark 201 Kobe, Peter 94, 201 Kocal, Lucille 75, 208 Koharko, Gail 217 Koharko, Nancy 74, 201 Kolarczyk, Sandra 208 Kolbert, Debbie 217 Kolbus, Laura 217 Kolisz, David 208 Kolodziej, Cynthia 201 Kolodziej, Francis 208 Kolodziej, Karen 217 Kolodziej, Mark 201 Koniarski, Raymond 201 Konrady, Dorine 208 Kopaczewski, Mary 201 Korczak, Joel 217 Korem, Susan 201 Koricich, Corrine 217 Kosenka, Susan 208 Kosior, Barbara 145, 209 Koslow, Christopher 209 Kostecki, Charlotte 218 Kotarski, Diane 201 Kotarski, Judith 209 Kovach, George 209 Kovacich, Michael 209 Kovacik, Betsy 7, 218 Kovacs, Richard 209 Koval, Elizabeth 209 Kowal, Janice 44, 74, 201 Kowalik, Irene 75, 209 Kozlowski, Denise 74, 201 Kozlowski, Gerald 209 Kozlowski, James 201 Kray, Gerald 94, 209 Kresal, Bernadette 218 Kresich, Rosemarie 209 Kristi, Carol 209 Krol, Michael 17, 209 Kronland, Brian 218 Kruhaj, Kenneth 209 Krupinski, Diane 218 Krupinski, Donna 218 Kubacki, Gene 67, 218 Kugar, Kathleen 218 Kujawa, Terese 209 Kukuch, Joseph 218 Kulchawik, William 209 Kulczyk, Joellen 218 Kulik, Cynthia 209 Kulina, Philip 201 Kull, Carol 74, 209 Kumiega, Maryann 44, 209 Kuric, Donna 209 Kuric, Joan 201 Kuric, Steven 218 Kuzydym, Kathleen 70, 201 Kwasny, Mary Beth 201 Kwasny, Michael 218 Kwiecien, Christine 201 LaBroi, Michael 218 LaBroi, Pauline 218 Lacko, Diane 74, 201 Laczi, Keith 209 LaMere, Barbra 21, 201 LaMere, Jeanne 54, 201 LaMere, Mary 78, 218 LaMere, Mary Ann 209 Lampa, Thaddeus 201 Lang, Mark 209 Lang, Steven 218 Langton, Marian 209 Lapinski, Kathryn 218 La Pradd, Martha 201 Larkin, James 201 Laskowski, Josephine 215 Laud, Timothy 68, 201 Lauer, Deborah 201 Lauer, Patricia 218 Lee, Patricia 218 Lefor, Penelope 201 Lennertz, Steven Lentz, Julius 201 Lenz, Diane 209 Lenz, Emily 218 Leonard, Thomas 209 Lerma, Albert 209 Lesko, Deborah 74, 209 Lesniewski, Sandra 201 Lewers, Michael 218 Lewicki, Theresa 218 Lewis, Dennis 201 Leyva, Jim 209 Leyva, Sandra 209 Lietzan, Donna 218 Lightcap, Margo 11,201 Lindquist, Donald 209 Lippelt, Jeanne 209 Lis, Pamela 210 Liss, Delores 210, 211 Liss, Edward 68, 201 Ussy, Mark 102, 103, 201 Liszewski, Paul 218 Lobonc, Robert 209 Lopez, Denise 201 Lopez, Henry 218 Lowry, William 132, 210 Luberda, Judith 79, 201 Ludwa, William 218 Lula, Duane 201 Luna, Rene 218 Luniewski, Ray 126, 218 Lusebrink, John 201 Lustek, Sharon 202 Lynn, John 202 Macak, Barbara 210 Macak, Jerome 94, 202 Macek, John 210 Machuca, Gilbert 210 Mack, Carl 142, 210 Mackowiak, Raymond 202 MacLeod, Ramsay 210 MacLeod, Sandy 210 Madryk, Robert 210 Magallanez, Juliana 202 Magallanez, Robert 218 Magana, Filemon 210 Magdaz, Timothy 210 Majchrowicz, Joseph 210 Makiejus, Rita 210 Maliziola, John 202 Malloy, Philip 210 Maluga, Angela 218 Manich, Helen 210 Manich, Martin 202 Mantich, Nancy 41, 51, 144, 202 Marciniak, Michael 218 Marianes, William 210 Marion, Donna 202 Markovich, Judith 210 Martell, Michael 210 Marthakis, Cynthia 218 Martinez, Armando 218 Martinez, Corrine 199, 202 Martinez, Hector 218 Martinez, Linda 210 Martinez, Randy 94, 202 Mastey, James 84, 134, 202 Matlock, Janet 202 Matlock, Steve 202 Matusik, John 202 Matusik, Patricia 218 Mavity, Kathleen 218 Mayer, Mary 210 Mazar, Ronald 218 Mazurkiewicz, Deborah 75, 218 McCambridge, Sandra 210 McCarthy, Kevin 34, 94, 202 McColly, Kathleen 210 McCooley, Barbara 202 McDonagh, John 14, 210 McHale, James 84, 94, 202 McIntosh, Daryl 218 McLaughlin, Mark 202 McLauglin, Brian 218 McMahon, Michael 210 McShane, Laurie 218 Medellin, Richard 218 Medina, Teresa 218 Melyon, Mark 202 Mendez, Jesse 218 Mendiola, Adele 202 Mendoza, John 18 Mendoza, Mark 218 Menke, Mark 218 Menke, Timothy 97, 210 Meyer, Joseph 218 Meyer, Susan 210 Micheletto, Gena 218 Michielsen, Martin 210 Midkiff, Colleen 218 Mihalik, Cynthia 218 Mika, Cathy 210 Miklusak, Carol 202 Miksich, Thomas 202 Miller, Mark 218 Milobar, Joanne 218 Mindock, Michael 202 Miramontes, John 218 Miramontes, Mary 202 Mischler, Thomas 210 Misiukiewicz, Michael 218 Mistarz, Jo Ellen 54, 210 Mitchell, Elaine 218 Modjeski, Alan 210 Mojzik, John 94, 210 Moldrawski, Jeffrey 210 Molina, Hilda 202 Molina, Luis 202 Moloney, Ellen 209, 210 Montella, Thomas 210 Montemayor, Alexander 94, 202 Montemayor, Elsa 202 Montemayor, Jaime 210 Moore, Bridget 202 Moore, Jeffrey 202 Moore, Mary 218 Morales, Nina 210 Moricz, Frank 202 Moricz, Susan 211 Morris, Ernest 218 Morrow, Gerardette 211 Moss, Sheila 218 Motkowski, Bruce 202 Moulesong, Robert 202 Mravinac, Carol 14, 51, 202 Mucha, Linda 211 Mulholland, Maureen 81, 211 Mullally, Kathleen 218 Mullaney, Denice 7, 218 Munoz, Maria 218 Murawski, Joanna 218 Murks, John 126, 211 Murphy, Richard 218 Murphy, Robert 17, 99, 202 Murzyn, James 218 Murzyn, Michael 202 Mysliwy, Nancy 211 Mysliwy, Patrick 218 Naglich, Robert 211 Nagy, Audrey 202 Nalewski, Patricia 43, 73, 210, 211 Neal, John 94, 202 Neal, Mary Ellen 211 Neal, Michael 211 Nelson, Christopher 202 Nemcevic, Susan 218 Nemeth, Joy 202 Newell, Timothy 218 Niblick, Robert 202 Nicksic, Lori Anne 218 Niedenthal, Dean 40,211 Nies, Thomas 202 Niksich, Michael 218 Norwaish, Susan 218 Novak, Karen 211 Novak, Warren 202 Nowak, Mark 218 Nowinski, Chris 211 Nowlan, Mark 211 Nowosinski, Sheila 202 Nunez, Doreen 211 Nunez, Theresa 218 Oakley, Lydia 125, 211 Obremski, Robert 69, 202 O’Brien, John 51,211 O’Brien, Mary Kay 211 O’Brien, Susan 51, 203 Ochoa, Joseph 203 O’Connor, Karyn 218 O’Connor, Kathleen 203 O ' Connor, Mark 218 O ' Connor, Terence 203 O ' Keefe, Daniel 203 O’Keefe, Karen 211 Olearczuk, Zenon 211 Olenik, Maria 203 Olenik, Patrick 218 Olesky, Richa rd 211 Olivares, Magdalena 218 Olson, Myron 110, 218 O’Malley, Thomas 134, 203 O’Neill, Michael 94, 203 O ' Neill, Patrick 218 O ' Neill, Timothy 211 O’Neill, William 218 Onohan, James 211 Onohan, Mark 211 Orbik, Mark 211 Orlich, Jeffrey 218 Ortega, Ramon 218 Orzechowicz, Mark 203 Ostrowski, Leonard 132, 211 Ostrowski, Linda 218 Owczarzak, Mary 64, 218 Ozarek, Nancy 211 Paas, Cynthia 211 Paganelli, Tina 219 Palkovich, Dennis 203 Palla, Karen 69, 72, 74, 125, 210, 211 Panfil, Pattie 203 Pansevicius, Benjamin 211 Pantoja, Gabriel 211 Papierz, Margaret 61, 203 Pappalardo, Thomas 211 Pappas, Bill 203 Pappas, James 211 Pardek, Suzanne 203 Paris, Timothy 203 Pastrick, Gayle 211 Pastrick, Jill 3, 219 Pastrick, John 202, 203 Pasyk, Linda 203 Pasztor, Anita 211 Pasztor, Claudia 211 Patena, Michael 203 Patterson, Denise 211 Paulauski, Amelia 203 Paulauski, George 94, 211 Paunicka, Anthony 203 Pawlowicz, John 219 Pawlowski, Christine 203 Pawlowski, Joan 219 Paxhia, Joseph 203 Payer, Judy 219 Payne, Leslie 219 Pedersen, Edward 211 Peifer, Marcia 211 Pelc, Elizabeth 203 Penwell, Katherine 118, 203 Peppers, Robert 18, 94, 211 Perez, Joseph 84, 211 Perez, Rafael 211 Perez, Robert 211 Pernick, Ellen 129, 203 Perryman, Joseph 219 Pers, Nora 219 Petro, Thomas 211 Phelps, Judith 203 Piatti, Mary Beth 203 Piccolin, Diane 203 Pietraszak, Richard 203 Pietrzak, Kathie Lynn 203 Pietrzak, Mary 75, 203 Pietrzak, Therese 75, 219 Pociask, Edward 203 Podhajski, Barbara 203 Podkul, Donna 75, 76, 210, 211 Podkul, Frank 92, 94, 100, 102, 103, 203 Podowski, Russell 94, 126, 211 Pogorzelski, Roseann 203 Polak, Raymond 110, 219 Polance, Jeanette 219 Pompa, Patricia 74, 211 Poplas, Linda 11,203 Popovich, Michael 84, 203 Porsche, Mary Frances 211 Porsche, Timothy 103, 203 Pospychala, Pamela 75, 211 Potis, Bonnie 20, 203 Powell, Harrison 132, 211 Prashina, Mary Anne 54, 211 Prejmak, Halina 203 Prejmak, John 203 Prieboy, Andrew 211 Prieboy, Joseph 211 Prochazka, David 219 Progar, Thomas 211 Prusiecki, Claudia 203 Przybyl, Lawrence 219 Pulido, Luis 211 Pullen, Mary 219 Pullen, Robert 203 Purcell, Alanna 78, 216, 219 Purcell, Robert 100, 101, 103, 203 Queyquep, Rosemarie 203 Quinn, Martin 84, 203 Quinn, Timothy 84, 203 Rabatin, Kathleen 51,68, 203 Radde, Jon 20, 211 Radice, Michael 203 Rajnoch, Margaret 51,68, 204 Rakoczy, Robert 204 Rakowski, Pamela 211 Rakowski, Robert 219 Ramker, Gerard 219 Rangel, Juliet 211 Rangel, Rebecca 219 Raskosky, Suzanne 204 Ratkay, Frank 219 Rea, Anthony 94, 211 Reardon, Mary 74, 75, 219 Reardon, Patrick 211 Reba, Donald 211 Rebey, Robert 204 Reese, Carolyn 211 Reese, Leavy 219 Reid, Brett 204 Reilly, Michael 96, 97, 204 Reyes, Joseph 220 Rhone, Debra 220 Riccardi, Mark 220 Rice, Roxyanna 211 Rice, William 220 Richwalski, Daniel 17, 98, 99, 204 Rivera, Elena 211 Rizzardo, John 220 Roach, Robert 220 Robinson, Donald 220 Rodgers, Cynthia 204 Rodriguez, Emeterio 204 Rodriguez, Maria 220 Rogalski, Raymond 204 Rogalski, Richard 220 Rohrman, Patrick 212 Rokicki, Barbara 220 Romanek, Claudia 220 Rosado, Rachel 220 Ross, John 84, 204 Rovai, Karen 204 Rowe, James 220 Rowe, Peggy 74, 204 Rucks, Cheryl 220 Rudolph, John 220 Rueth, Janine 212 Rueth, Jerome 212 Ruhland, Maryann 204 Ruiz, Debra 212 Rutkowski, Jeffrey 212 Rybicki, Mary Ann 220 Ryder, Denyse 9, 204 Ryfa, Janet 220 Rysiewicz, Eddie 204 Rzepka, Karen 135, 212 Sabotta, Teresa 204 Sacco, Glorie 220 Sadler, James 204 Sadowski, Joseph 204 Sajdyk, Stephen 204 Saldivar, Rosario 212 Saldivar, Theresa 212 Salzman, Barbara 220 Sanchez, Bertha 212 Sanchez, Juan 220 Sanders, Tamara 204 Santic, John 94, 212 Santic, William 68, 220 Sarnecki, Christine 212 Sasser, Paulette 220 Savageau, Mary Grace 212 Sawyer, Roger 212 Scheffki, Andrea 220 Scheldt, Gary 220 Schell, Harry 220 Schneider, Kenneth 212 Scholl, Denise 220 Scurtu, Florence 61,212 Sember, Patricia 78, 220 Semchuk, Mary Joan 73, 212 Senyszyn, Marguerite 212 Sertich, Louis 212 Sertich, Michael 220 Sharp, Robert 212 Shultz, Mark 212 Shultz, Pamela 204 Sifel, Rosemarie 220 Signorelli, Danny 204 Simko, Joseph 84, 204 Simko, Peggy 212 Simko, Randall 220 Siorek, John 204 Skafish, James 220 Skertich, Rosalie 220 Skiba, Katherine 58, 75, 220 Skiba, Stephen 17, 94, 212 Skibinski, Robert 212 Skorupa, Marilou 204 Skura, Patricia 212 Skurka, Diane 36, 81, 204 Skurka, Lydia 75, 220 Smith, Brian 212 Smith, Charles 220 Smith, Marlon 220 Smith, Therese 204 Smithers, Edwin 220 Smithers, Karen 212 Smitley, Kathleen 204 Smitley, Thomas 220 Smulski, Donald 220 Sobilo, Adrianne 74, 220 Sobilo, Lawrence 69, 145, 205 Sobilo, Ronald 205 Soczyk, Sandra 75 220, 221 Solis, Guadalupe 17, 98, 99, 205 Sosnowski, Renee 220 Sowa, Marian 205 Sowa, Susan 220 Spears, Thelma 220 Sperka, Jill 220 Sperl, Dorian 212 Spiegel, Thomas 84, 205 Sporinsky, David 205 Spudic, Lawrence 205 Sredzinski, Laura 41, 74, 220 Sredzinski, Lee 37, 99, 205 Sroka, Roberta 81, 212 Stachon, Denise 212 Stack, Jane 212 Stanish, Nanci Rae 127, 205 Staniszewski, Christi 220 Stark, Thomas 212 Steele, Vanessa 212 Steffens, Terry 205 Stephen, Shirley Rae 205 Stiles, James 212 St. James, Cheryl 220 St. James, Yvonne 60, 61,74, 205 Stockus, Robert 212 Stodola, David 99, 205 Stodola, Paul 220 Stofcik, Paula 212 Stofcik, Peter 212 Stoffregen, Matthew 212 Stoffregen, Michael 205 Stok, Sheila 220 Stolarz, Karen 212 Stolarz, Kathleen 212 Stone, Tanya 212 Stott, Sally 212 Straka, Susan 221 Strug, Phyllis 212 Studer, Catherine 212 Stur, Eric 94, 205 Suchanuk, Sharon 221 Sullivan, Mary 212 Sullivan, Thomas 221 Surman, Nancy 51, 205 Surufka, Debby 205 Suty, Michael 212 Svitko, Laura 212 Svoboda, Jeff 17, 99, 213 Swatts, Cynthia 221 Sweeney, Timothy 221 Swentzel, Lawrence 213 Synko, Michael 221 Szafranski, Mary Ann 221 Szany, Barbara 213 Szarek, Katherine 213 Szczepanski, Debbie 205 Szczepanski, Raymond 84, 90, 205 Szrom, Dianne 205 Szrom, Margaret Mary 144, 205 Szrom, Rob 213 Szyndrowski, Gail 213 Tabaczynski, Martin 205 Talenco, David 94, 213 Tamborski, Gerald 213 Tapia, Noemi 205 Taylor, Judy 213 Tazbir, Barbara 122, 205 Tempco, Donna 205 Teutemacher, Diane 213 Thiel, Thomas 122, 213 Thoesen, Joe 205 Thomas, Maura 69, 213 Thomas, Susan 205 Thompson, Sybil 213 Tijerina, Mary 221 Tilka, Kevin 71,213 Tilka, Terrence 75, 221 Tiongson, Agnes 213 Tiongson, Benjamin 221 Tokarski, Walter 221 Tokarz, Ruth Ann 44, 205 Tomczak, Randy 205 Toncheff, Richard 205 Tonkovich, Barbara 73, 213 Torhan, Cara 205 Torres, Frank 221 Torres, Irma 213 Torres, Irma Esther 221 Torres, Josephine 221 Toth, Linda 74, 75, 205 Tovsen, Laura 221 Tracy, Dennis 221 Traylor, Rosalind 221 Trevino, Maria 213 Trevino, Mary 221 Trgovich, Annette 221 Trgovich, Patricia 213 Trgovich, Robert 205 Trojnar, Anthony 205 Trzupek, Gregory 213 Turich, Marylouise 129, 205 Turich, Nancy 213 Twarek, James 94, 103, 205 Ullrich, Howard 213 Urban, Denise 205 Ustanik, Terry 213 Vangeloff, Gail 143, 205 Vargas, Lydia 205 Varlan, Clifford 205 Vega, Kenneth 110 Vela, Francisca 221 Velligan, Cheryl 213 Verkuilen, Joan 7, 221 Villarreal, Louis 221 Villarreal, Ronald 221 Villasenor, Louis 213 Vilutis, Edmundas 221 Vince, Toby 221 Vivirito, Paul 221 Volk, Gregory 205 Vrbancic, John 213 Vuksanovic, Carol 205 Wadas, Ollie 213 Waechter, John 213 Waite, Jeffrey 213 Walczak, Angeline 205 Walczak, Theodore 213 Walerowicz, Ronald 205 Walker, Michael 213 Walla, Kathryn 221 Walsh, David 205 Walsh, Kathleen 205 Walsh, Robert 221 Walters, Gregory 115, 221 Washington, Denise 213 Wasiuta, Danette 213 Wauro, Lisa 213 Weaver, Cora 221 Webb, Katherine 213 Webster, Marian 205 Welter, Charles 94, 205 Wendlinger, Marcia 213 Werkowski, John 205 West, Pamela 205 White, Roderick 221 Wielgos, Lawrence 6, 205 Wieser, Barbara 74, 205 Wilcox, Kathleen 213 Wilczynski, Martin 7, 221 Wilk, Amy 221 Wilk, Eric 89, 93, 94, 100, 103, 205 Wilk, Joseph 205 Wilk, Karen 221 Williams, Alexander 221 Williams, James 221 Williams, Joy 62, 205 Williams, Linda 213 Williams, Lynn 213 Wilson, Rebecca 221 Wilson, Robert 34, 97, 205 Wins, Sandra 205 Wisowaty, Bruce 205 Witt, Donald 97 Wleklinski, Carol 213 Wleklinski, Joann 221 Wleklinski, Wallace 213 Wojciechowski, Ray 221 Wojcinski, Mary 221 Wojdyla, Ronald 205 Wolan, Eileen 213 Wolan, Michaelene 221 Wolf, Paul 205 Wong, Catherine 221 Woodard, Eileen 205 Woolsey, Ernest 221 Woolsey, Mary 205 Wozniak, Michael 94, 205 Wright, Arthur 205 Wrobel, Sandra 221 Wuellner, Celine 213 Wysocki, Wayne 205 Yednak, Mark 205 Yohnke, Joy 205 Yuha, Lawrence 205 Yurkanin, Mark 221 Zaborski, Georgiane 213 Zaborski, Kenneth 221 Zagrocki, Dennis 205 Zagrocki, Karen 74, 201, 205 Zajakowski, Michael 221 Zak, Jacqueline 213 Zak, Janice 213 Zappia, James 221 Zato, Jeffery 221 Zatorski, Diane 205 Zavesky, Kevin 205 Zawada, Karen 74, 221 Zic, Thomas 205 Ziebicki, Theresa 205 Zielinski, Mark 221 Ziemniak, Chester 205 Zivich, Wayne 205 Zukoski, Terrence 213 Zunica, Thomas 205 Zwijac, Irene 74, 213 Faculty and Administration Aguilera, Orencio 124 Andersen, Gaye 137 Andersen, Peter 21, 66, 118 Anderson, James 88, 89, 94, 137 Archer, William 84, 85, 90,131 Blumentritt, Sharon 13, 126 Bobalik, John 138 Bradtke, Robert 89, 103, 134 Breckle, Charles 119 Buczek, Ronald 107 Cavallo, James 67, 121 Connolly, Rev, Patrick 6, 109 Czarnecki, Robert 115 Delgado, Catherine 135 Devlin, Dorothy 116 Dombrowski, Raymond 109 Domingo, Carmen 143 Ernst, Joan 116 Evanoff, Sally 128 Gaza, Rev. Patrick 110 Goginski, Jean 13,107 Halo, Rev. John 108 Hauskins, Rev. David 62, 109 Haviar, Joseph 123 Hayward, Virginia 145 Hendricks, Rev. Clare 69, 109 Hepner, Carole 138 Hernandez, Antonio 122 Hill, Veidre 120 Holt, Otto 121 Hronec, Stephen 118 Hyland, Timothy 107 Joyce, Edward 141 Kalich, Patrick 10, 141 Karaffa, Karol 122 Kelly, Sheila 65, 130 Kelly, Vione 123 Kennedy, Susanne 110 Kockler, Garnette 132 LaMantia, James 127 LaMere, Dorothy 119 Langedyk, Betty 114 Luketic, Ronald 113 Madsen, Robert 112 Malczak, Joseph 10, 117 Marquedant, Herb 75, 96, 97, 133 McDonough, Michael 93, 94, 132 McGrogan, Rev. James 34, 106 Mens, Rev. Theodore 110 Merrill, Mike 21,92, 94, 131,132 Micheli, Ralph 115 Michielsen, Mary 142 Murnighan, Cecilia 143 Mutzbauer, Ronald 35, 120 Nelson, Jack 10, 116 Nowak, Richard 139 Peppard, Barbara 120 Pictor, Joseph 84, 114 Pihulic, Beatrice 136 Pikul, Walter 142 Popovich, Marilyn 118 Queyquep, Cesar 139 Riley, Stanley 144 Ripple, Margaret 133 Ruggaber, Rev. Michael 108 Senffner, Lawrence 113 Siekiers ki, Rev. John 111 Sister Andrew 114 Sister Francis de Sales 118 Sister Georgia 120 Sister Geraldine 121 Sister Joan Mader 125 Sister John Joseph 112 Sister Marie Andre 127 Sister Marie Imelda 138 Sister Marjorie Urbine 129 Sister Mercia Scherer 117 Sister Rose Veronica 141 Sister Rosita 134 Smith, Keith 2, 106 St. Amour, James 117 Sullivan, Francis 107 Swalick, Molly 124 Tobolski, James 2, 17, 84, 99, 135 Vrabely, Rev. George 11, 106 Welborne, James 140 Werth, Diane 145 Winterlin, Rev. John 126 Zak, Sandra 140 Zawada, Ray 136 Zivich, Rev. John 111 Personnel Adamchik, Betty 146 Benson, Irene 146 Bonneau, Irene 146 Dienes, Vernie 146 Evans, Margaret 146 Filas, Ina 147 Filas, Rita 146 Foster, George 146 Haas, Evelyn 147 Keilman, Grace 147 Koczwara, Eugene 147 Kumiega, Kay 147 Majcherek, Jean 146 Sister Danielita 146 Sister Marie Jeanne 147 Sterling, Virginia 147 Stodola, Gertrude 147 Alumni Calderone, Mike 31, 89 Chrustowski, Cathie 31 Clifton, Terry 27 Courtis, George 32 Cummins, Tom 89 Detzner, Roger 33 Edwards, Mark 84, 85 Egan, Jerry 30 Fabian, Joe 88, 89 Fornari, Ralph 26 Garner, Ben 28 Halton, Rich 3, 88, 89 Haney, Jim 84, 85 Hurley, John 86 Kartje, Joe 84 Kelly, Pam 32, 33 Klaprodt, Ron 27 Koliada, Bill 86 Kovach, Tom 88, 89 Laska, Ray 33 McCree, Bob 32 Mick, Dave 30 Mihalik, Kathleen 30 Mikolajczky, Florian 30 Miller, Tom 30 Mysliwiec, Annette 28 Mysliwy, Bonnie 27 O’Connor, Joe 86, 87 Paulawski, George 84 Przybyl, Ed 88, 89 Rybarczyk, Jim 30 Santare, Pat 28 Schweitzer, Gail 31 Sember, Mike 29, 88, 89 Skurka, Jerry 84 Smoljan, Chuck 84 Sonnenberg, Jack 3, 88, 89 Stmatka, Kevin 84, 85 Toncheff, Dan 32 Trembczynski, Phil 88, 89 Tworkowski, Dave 85 Weber, Andrea 29 Wojciechowski, Gayle 32 Zgorka, Terry 86 ENTHUSIASM—That certain something that makes us great—that pulls us out of the mediocre and commonplace—that builds into us Power. It glows and shines—it lights up our faces—ENTHUSIASM, the keynote that makes us sing and makes others sing with us. ENTHUSIASM—The maker of friends—the maker of smiles—the producer and result of confidence. It cries to the world, “We’ve got what it takes.” It tells all others that our job is a swell job—the goods we have are the best. ENTHUSIASM—The inspiration that makes us “Wake Up and Live.” It changes a pessimist to an optimist—a loafer to a go-getter. Upon the plains of hesitation, bleached the bones of countless millions who, on the threshold of victory, sat down to wait, and waiting they died. Well, this is it-the 1971 Marquette—a product of ENTHUSIASM. A yearbook can be alot of things: a catalogue of the year’s events, a reference to school friends, a showcase of the school, a work of art. Many of you, I’m sure, aren’t completely satisfied with this book. You probably have individual ideas and suggestions. But it is too late for this year, we can only look back to it. Those of us on the staff had our own ideas. We all worked as hard as we felt necessary to create the best book we could. It was as hard and took as much effort on our part as that of many others who devoted their time to other school activities. But the one unique thing about our work was the fact that our book is all the other activities and events of Noll. It is meant for all students to see themselves and their friends in. It took a lot of ENTHUSIASM to complete this book, just as it took ENTHUSIASM to get through each day of this year. It is Noll’s inspiration and spirit that kept this book going and made all the effort worth it. What does “Noll spirit” mean? For the underclassmen, spirit is always a hope for tomorrow and next year, a whole calendar of events and activities, a chance to express their pride and feelings through BNI. To them I wish the best of luck and all the ENTHUSIASM to carry on. For the ’71 graduates, spirit is something that brings us back to visit Noll as alumni, and something we can express in whatever we do. To us, I hope this yearbook stands as a reminder of our ENTHUSIASM—past, present and future. Memories are made of this. Editor-in-Chief