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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

_ . MARQUETTE 1974 BISHOP NOLL INSTITUTE HAMMOND, INDIANA _ : ■ - _IMAM_ 3 3113 01443 7315 Light the sparklers, Crash the cymbals. Blow the bugle. It’s TODAY! Theme lines from MAME Book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee; Music Lyrics by Jerry Herman The Spring Musical, Bishop Noll Institute, 1974 ACADEMICS 14 ORGANIZATIONS 60 SPORTS 90 EVENTS 118 GRADUATES 146 UNDERGRADUATES 184 Though it may not be anyone’s birthday . . . u y- r— WE’RE HERE! It’s 7:30 in the morning, and it’s black and it’s cold. The moon is still out, the stars are still out; the sun won’t be out for hours ... but WE’RE HERE! It’s 1974, and we’ve turned our clocks ahead one hour to save energy. Some of us make feeble attempts at sing¬ ing “By the light of the silvery moon” as the buses roll through the darkness. Some of us remember lines from poems: “In winter I get up at night” and “Look for me by moonlight. I’ll come to thee by moonlight . . But most of us can’t even remember our own names. We think maybe we have headaches, or sore throats; we’d better go to see the nurse, we’d better go home, we’d better go to sleeeeeeeep. January. 1974-DST 12 WE’RE HERE! ' 13 We’re here in our long-legged pants and our long-sleeved flannel shirts, in our sweaters on top of sweaters on top of turtle-neck shirts. We’re here in our coats and our mittens and our earmufls. It’s 1974, and we’ve turned our thermostats down to 68 degrees to save energy. The dress codes have been modified; and girls have changed their pleated uniform skirts for pants-suits and coordinated slack out¬ fits, while boys have changed their neck¬ ties for high turtlenecks they can pull up around their ears. And we’re still using up all our energy shiv-v-v-er-r-r-ing. ACADEMICS Open a new window, Open a new door, Travel a new highway That’s never been tried before . . . ADMINISTRATION MOST REVEREND ANDREW G. GRUTKA Bishop Diocese of Gary RIGHT REVEREND FERDINAND MELEVAGE Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Gary REVEREND GEORGE M. VRABELY Principal Bishop Noll Institute Bishop Grutka Sister Ann Gabriel. Assistant Principal Mr. Timothy Hyland. Assistant Principal SISTER ANN GABRIEL WIRE. S.P. Assistant Principal B.A., St. Mary-of-the-Woods M.A.. Butler University MR. TIMOTHY HYLAND Assistant Principal B.A., St. Joseph’s College M. A., Purdue University MR. JAMES L. ST. AMOUR Assistant Principal B.A., St. Joseph’s College, Rensselaer M.S., University of Chicago HEALTH SERVICES During the school year 1973-1974, 3747 students came to Health Services in the first 117 days; that means an average of thirty-two students a day came to seek tender loving care from Mrs. Verbish and Mrs. Piatti. Some came in con¬ nection with various testing programs administered by the nurses; there were 110 TB tests, 550 eye and ear tests, and 46 Sickle Cell Anemia tests. Some came with burns and blisters, or fevers and rashes; some had fallen down the stairs, some up the stairs. Some had shut locker doors on fingers; and some had tom their pants. Mrs. Verbish Mrs. Piatti MRS. ALBERTA VERBISH. R.N. South Shore School of Nursing MRS. MARILYN PIATTI, R.N. St. Francis Hospital, Evansville MR. CARL MOISOFF, GUIDANCE COUNSELOR M. Ed., Loyola University MR. JOHN BOBALIK. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR B.A.. Lewis College MISS NORENE LUKETIC, GUIDANCE COUNSELOR M.A., Valparaiso University SISTER ELIZABETH ANN BAUMAN, C.S.C. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR M. Ed., Marquette University Mrs. Moisoff STUDENT SERVICES Students turn to the Department of Student Services for assistance in any problems or difficulties which affect any area of social, personal, or academic progress. Here they bring their questions regarding schedule changes, curriculum planning, and graduation require¬ ments; here they seek guidance in choosing a college or university, or a vocation or occu¬ pation to begin immediately upon graduation. Here from the four interested, sympathetic guidance counselors, they receive real student service. Sister Elizabeth Ann and Rosalie Skertich. Miss Luketic and Linda Ostrowski Mrs ' Ma j cherek RELIGION Freshmen carry their heavy Bibles with them from class to class: inside the covers they have written chapter and verse for all the Messianic prophecies of Isaiah. They study the Old Testament as a prepa¬ ration for the New Testament; they study the coming of Christ, the teachings of Christ, the beginnings of Christianity. Sophomores follow up this study with their study of the early fathers and doc¬ tors of the Church; the great councils, the great encyclicals, in their year of Church History. Juniors apply the teachings of the Church to their behavior, as they study Christian morality; and seniors at¬ tempt to find the place, the role, of the Christian in the complex world of today. Father Moszut Father Manzak shares a light moment with his class. Father Mosko Father Ruggaber’s daily Mass in Room A 214. Father Ruggaber displays his Roman amphora. Father Connolly REVEREND EDWARD MOSZUR B.A.. Benedictine College REVEREND MARK MANZAK. O E M B.A.. New York University REVEREND JOSEPH MOSKO M. Div.. St. Meinrad School of Theology REVEREND MICHAEL RUGGABER S.T.L.. Gregorianum University REVEREND PATRICK CONNOLLY B.A.. North American College REVEREND JOHN HALO S.T.L.. Pontificio Atengo Salesiano MR. GERALD KNESEK B.A.. St. Mary’s College (Winona) Father Halo Mr. Knesek s MRS. CAROLANN BIEL B.A.. St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame BROTHER ANDREW DANIELS O.F.M. B.A., St. Joseph’s College Girls use banners to display message. Student puts up her favorite banner. Father Tomasula Father Srode Thanksgiving Mass: Fr. Mens. Mrs. Langdyk. Theresa Arredondo Joe Bac. Marie Ambre. and Fr. Winterlin present the music lor Thanksgiving Mass. REVEREND PAUL TOMACULA M.A.. M. TH.. University of Notre Dame REVEREND JOHN SRODE M.A., M.TH.. University of Notre Dame REVEREND THEODORE MENS M.A., Xavier University Bishop Grutka distributes communion at Thanks¬ giving Mass. Father Mens LIBRARY The library is a busy place these days, with students viewing films and slides, lis¬ tening to tapes and records, working at the research paper center, copying impor¬ tant papers: and with Mr. Miller’s boys constantly wheeling in and out projectors, record players, television sets, and cartons of paperback books. MR. EDWARD MILLER B.A.. Indiana University MRS. VIVIAN HUPP M.S.. Indiana University Mr. Miller Mr. Mutzbauer Mr. Holt ENGLISH The projectors, record players, television sets, and paperback books delivered by the boys from the library are aids to learning employed by all students in the English Department, in addition to their regular textbooks, in a wide variety of courses from the fundamentals course at the freshman level to the courses in jour¬ nalism, film studies, mass media, and British literature and world literature at the senior level. At right. Miss Popovich MR. RONALD MUTZBAUER B.A., St. Joseph’s College MR. OTTO HOLT M.A., Valporaiso University MR. JAMES PRESSNER BA., St. Joseph’s College MISS MARILYN POPOVICH B.A., St. Joseph’s College 26 ACADEMICS Mr. Malczak MR. EMERY MEHOK. B.A.. St. Joseph’s College MRS. MARION FORCEY B.A.. Otterbein College SISTER MERCIA B.A.. St. Mary’s College M.A.. University of Notre Dame MR. STEPHEN M. H RON EC B.A.. Holy Cross College MRS. DOROTHY DEVLIN B.A.. Loyola University MRS. DOROTHY LA MERE B.A.. St. Mary-of-the-Woods College LANGUAGE In the first year of any language. Latin German. French, or Spanish, all students struggle with the strange gender of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives, and with the peculiar endings they add to vocabulary words that are difficult enough to memo¬ rize in one form. They also study some geography, some history, some of the cul¬ ture of the people, supplementing their textbook lessons with film strips, language labs—even Bingo games! Mr. Haviar Mrs. Kelly At left. Mrs. Welf Mrs. Doughty Mrs. Novey MR. JOSEPH HAVIAR B.A.. Illinois Benedictine MRS. VIONE KELLY B.A.. College of St. Francis MRS. KAREN NOVEY B.A.. Illinois State University MRS. ROSEMARY WELF B.A.. University of Michigan MR. ARENCIO AGUILERA J.D.. University of Havana M.A.. Loyola University MRS. MARGARITA DOUGHTY B.A.. St. Xavier College ACADEMICS 31 SOCIAL STUDIES John Donne’s famous quotation, “No man is an island.” might well be the theme of the social studies courses. In their study of world history, modern Eu¬ ropean history, American history, geogra¬ phy, government, sociology, and econom¬ ics, students study political, social, and economic problems of their particular re¬ gion, and how they relate to the problems of the world at large; they are made aware of their responsibilities to their fel¬ low man. in their own community, and in the world. Mrs. Langedyk Sister Andrew Mrs. Peppard Miss Lazur MRS. BETTY LANGEDYK M.A., Loyola University SISTER ANDREW. CSC B.A.. St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame M.A.. University of Notre Dame MRS. BARBARA PEPPARD B.A., St. Joseph’s College MR. DONALD SEBESTYEN B.A., Illinois Benedictine College MR. RONALD LUKETIC M.S.. Valparaiso University MISS LENORE AZUR B.A., Siena Heights ACADEMICS 33 Mrs. Crawford MR. JOHN BOBALIK B.A., Lewis College MR. ROBERT MADSEN M.A., Valporaiso University MR. ROBERT CZARNECKI M.S., Purdue University MR. GERALD KNESEK B.A., St. Mary’s College, Winona MISS NORENE LUKETIC M.A., Valporaiso University MR. CHARLES LO CASCIO B.S., Indiana University MRS. ANN CRAWFORD B.A., St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame ACADEMICS 35 Miss Luketic MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department offers its students a wide variety of courses, from basic mathematics courses through al¬ gebra and trigonometry to drafting and computer programming. The students employ a number of useful aids, from plastic models to overhead projectors, to lend new clarity and understanding to presentations. To stimulate the students’ interest in mathematics, and to carry this interest outside the school, the department each year sponsors the Eighth Grade Math Tournament, with students from all the parochial schools participating. Miss Koss SISTER MARIE IMELDA. C.S.C. M.A., University Of Michigan M.S.. University of Notre Dame MR. RICHARD NOWAK M.A.L.S., Valparaiso University SISTER GEORGINE STRADER. C.S.C. M.Ed., DePaul University MR. PATRICK KALICH B.A., St. Joseph’s College MISS JANICE KOSS B.S.. Siena MRS. SANDRA ZAK B.S.. Illinois Institute of Technology ACADEMICS 37 Mr. Queyquep MISS CAROLE HEPNER M.A.. Purdue University SR. ROSE VERNONICA MAT¬ TINGLY. C.S.C. M.A.. University of Illinois MR. EDWARD JOYCE B.S.. Pennsylvania State Teachers College MR. CESAR QUEYQUEP M.S.. Purdue University ACADEMICS 39 SCIENCE Sophomores sometimes shiver and shud¬ der. squeak and squeal when they first smell and see and touch the specimens in the sophomore biology laboratories. But many of the students find that they really enjoy the scientific approach to study, the idea of learning through direct observa¬ tion. Many students choose chemistry or physics in their junior and senior years; and many this year chose a new course in advanced biology, with one semester of anatomy, and one semester of micro¬ biology. Of course, some of them did shiver and shudder, and squeak and squeal when they had to start dissecting their cats . . . Mr. Brooks MR. MARK BROOKS B.A., Augustana College MR. PATRICK CONLEY B.S. ED.. St. Joseph’s College MISS CARMEN DOMINGO M.S., University of Notre Dame MRS. CAROL HEDELIUS M.S., Northwestern University Mr. Hedelius Mrs. McGregor MRS. PATRICIA McGREGOR B.S., University of Arkansas MR. CARL HEDELIUS B.S., Purdue University MR. WALTER PIKUL B.S.. University of Chicago MRS. MARY MICHIELSEN M.S., Roosevelt University 42 ACADEMICS Judy Holicky BUSINESS EDUCATION In the various business courses offered at Bishop Noll, the students learn to do by doing. Through constant daily practice with typing and shorthand, with using the various business machines such as the dic¬ taphone and the new electronic calcu¬ lators. the students become quite proficient, with many qualified to work in business offices immediately upon gradu¬ ation. In addition to the courses in typing and shorthand and secretarial practice, students choose courses in retailing and selling, in business law and management, and in consumer economics. Mr. Zawada Joann Drosos and Cori Koricich display their typing ability. MR. ROGERT SIVULICH B.S. ED.. Eastern Illinois University SISTER ROSITA GLEASON. C.S C. M.B.A.. University of Notre Dame MRS. CECELIA WEIGLE B.S., St. Mary’s College. Notre Dame MR. ROBERT BRADTKE B.S.. University of Notre Dame Mr. Bradtke Sister Rosila FINE ARTS In the Fine Arts Department, students are given the opportunity to discover talents they may not have known they possessed, and to develop these talents to the best of their ability. In the courses in the Art De¬ partment, students develop their imagina¬ tion and creativity through work with printing blocks and printing presses, as well as with oil paints and water colors. In the classes in band and choral, students learn the value of careful study of musical techniques, as well as the need for hours of practice. MRS.SHARON BLUMENTR1TT B.A., College of St. Teresa SISTER NANCY MORAN, C.S.C. M.A., M.F.A., University of Notre Dame Mrs. Blumentritt l Sister Nancy REVEREND JOHN WINTERLIN M. Mus.. American Conservatory of Music MR. P. JAMES LaMANTIA B.M. Ed.. Vandercook College of Music MR. JAMES SHERMAN Vandercook College of Music HOME ARTS In their first days in the Home Arts courses, students may experience burnt biscuits and burnt fingers; they may pin patterns on their material upside down, or cut their material wrongside up. But as they progress through their cooking classes, students learn to plan, prepare, and serve entire breakfasts, luncheons, and dinners, and also learn how to can and freeze foods for storage, while in their sewing classes, they learn to match the wildest plaids, and sew in invisible zip¬ pers; this year many girls also learned to knit scarves and mufflers. SISTER MARJORIE URBINE. C.S.C M.S.. Stout State University MRS. SALLY EVANOFF ' B.S.. Purdue University PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department aims at interesting students in attaining, and then maintaining, real physical fitness, in order that they may live healthier, more active lives. The instructors choose exer¬ cises for the students, and also engage them in sports such as baseball, basket¬ ball, volleyball and kickball. Mrs. Rockier Mrs. Fenters Mr. Vish MR. JAMES ANDERSON M.S., Eastern Michigan University MR. JOHN CERAJEWSKI B.S., Westmar College MRS. TERRI FENTERS B.S., Indiana State University MISS SHEILA KELLY B.S., Indiana State University MRS. GARNETTE KOCKLER Physical Education Department MR. DONALD VISH B.S., Ed. Eastern Illinois University MR. GERALD VLASIC M.A., Ball State University LUNCHTIME! t ATTENDANCE OFFICE This is where students come with notes explaining the sniffles, sneezes, coughs, and colds which kept them out of school; this is where they bring stories about the hundred-car freight trains that have made them late. This year students had a new excuse for tar¬ diness, as they told sad stories about the hundred-car line-ups at gas stations. Mrs. Conley PERSONNEL Mrs. Adamchik Mrs. Kumiega Mrs. Filas Mrs. Cerajewski m Mrs. Keilman MRS. BETTY ADAMCHIK Para-Professional MRS. EVELYN HAAS Secretary to Attendance Office MRS. JEAN MAJCHEREK Secretary to Guidance Department MRS. GERTRUDE STODOLA Office Receptionist MRS. KAY KUMIEGA Student Records Secretary MRS. INA FILAS Financial Secretary MRS. RITA CERAJEWSKI Office Cashier MRS. GRACE KEILMAN School Secretary MRS. VERNIE DIENES Cafeteria Manager MR. EUGENE KOCZWARA Chief Custodian Mrs. Dienes ORGANIZATIONS Before you find you’re a dull fellow, Punching the same clock. Walking the same tightrope As everyone on the block . . . Assistant Editor Mary Louise Bilek Academics Editor Debbie Kolbert Art Editor Sharon Kolbert Index Editor Lilly Ilickovlch Assistants Paulette Sasser, Alice Jackovich Co-Editors-in-Chief Jo Anna Murawski, Mary Ann Hrabrich Photographer Bill Santic (Not pictured: Assistant photographer A! Wadas) Junior High Assistants Robert Lambert, David Cziperie Organizations Editors Rosalie Skertich. Suzan Higgins Class Editors Joan Pawlowski, Judy Payer Karen Kolodziej, Mary Ellen Grenchik MARQUETTE Business Staff Business Editor Mike Dankovis Advertising Editor Bob Roach Assistant Business Editor John Hutchens (Not pictured: Sophomore assistant Ann Radde Freshman assistants Bill Chute. Ray Fattore) JOURNOLL This year for the first time The JourNoll sent a representative to Indiana Univer¬ sity’s High School Journalism Institute, held in Bloomington in July, prior to the 1973-74 school year. Editor-in-Chief Kathy Skiba spent two weeks studying with one hundred forty young journalists from throughout the Midwest, and won a first place editor’s award. In order to produce a more professional newspaper. The Jour Noll staff strove for concise and objective news reporting, re¬ sponsible editorial comment, and a vari¬ ety of entertaining features. Among sev¬ eral innovations seen in The JourNoll this year were the “What’s What” and “Around and About” columns, movie and music reviews, and the classified ads placed by the students. Mr. Douglas Parker is sponsor for the JourNoll. T m A ! H n vL ' r j l r mrm n Managing Editor Kathy Echterling Cartoonist Joe Ihnat. Area Events Editor Dan Jordan Circulation Manager Charlene Brooks. Advertising Manager Charlotte Kostecki HONOR SOCIETIES Membership in Bishop Noll’s National Honor Society is based on a student’s scholarship, leadership, service, and char¬ acter. Members are selected from juniors and seniors who rank in the upper one- third of their class scholastically and who, in the opinion of faculty members, have shown interest and participation in school activities. Once again this year, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Langedyk, The N.H.S. sponsored a Folk Festival, which was held on November 24th, 1973. The purpose of National Business Honor Society is to promote business interest. In order to attain membership in this organi¬ zation, an upperclassman must have a B average and must have taken at least 3 business courses. Sponsors are Mrs. Be¬ atrice Pihulic and Sister Rosita. W i [VvM 1 mL ] A J j jsl | Members of N.B.H.S.: top: Mrs. Pihulic, Eleanore Bukowski, Denise Mullaney. Chris Milkowski, Officers of N.B.H.S. are Karen Kolodziej, Mary Ellen Gren- Barb Salzman, MaryAnn Hrabrich, Adele Bolsega; sealed: Rosalie Skertich, Mary Ellen Grenchik, chik. and Barbara Salzman. Karen Kolodziej, Barb Hodgson. At the 1974 induction, Mr. St. Amour presented the awards. Members of N.H.S: row I: A. Purcell, R. Skertich, L. Kolbus. T. Ispas, M. Hicks. S. Fronczak, J. Kenward, T. Pettis. P. Lauer; row 2: J. Leonard. C. Grutsch, P. O’Donnell. P. Doherty, P. Sember. J. Burczak. A. Sobilo, T. LaMere; row J: D. Kolbert. K. Wong. P. Halcarz. J. Gilboe. J. Paw- lawski. M. Reardon. K. Kolodziej. J. Murawski, J. Polance; row 4: K. Skiba, B. Salzman. M. Greaney. M. Bilek. 67 The Student Council is the organization through which students present their questions, their suggestions, and, some¬ times, their irritations, to the Administra¬ tion. It is also the organization through which all other organizations of the school operate, as the officers keep a mas¬ ter calendar on which they record all dates for gym nights, movie nights, games, and dances, and thus avoid con¬ flicts between different activities spon¬ sored by different groups. The Student Council itself annually spon¬ sors all Homecoming activities and Win¬ ter Formal. This year the Council spon¬ sored “First Annual Locker Cleaning Week” which resulted in the return of over one hundred books to the library. Student Council President Jim Zappia. Officers conferring with Mr. Hyland. Officers Joan Verkuilen, Betsy Kovacik, Jim Zappia. John Kenward with Student Council sponsors Father Con¬ nolly, Mr. Knesek. STUDENT COUNCIL Left. Student Council officers at Open Forum Meeting. Below, left. Juanita Busch considering a problem at Open Forum Meeting. Above. Kathy Coley and Donna Fay Baker at Open Forum Meeting. Left. Students finding forgotten treasures during First Annual Locker Cleaning Week. The Apostolic Services Program initiated by Father Connolly for the 1972-73 school year was greatly expanded this year, with student volunteers continuing their services to the elderly at the Lake County Home, and also working with re¬ tarded children at the Day Care Center in Highland. Some students worked as tu¬ tors in English, reading, and mathematics, while others helped develop sports and recreational activities, at the Carmelite Home. Mr. Gerry Knesek worked with Father Connolly to co-ordinate these ac¬ tivities; Mrs. Betty Langedyk also helped with the elderly and the retarded. VOLUNTEERS Student volunteers with faculty advisors Mr. Gerry Knesek and Mrs. Betty Langedyk leaving for their Wednesday afternoon work with retarded children at the Day Care Center. Judy Mrvan, Karyn O’Connor, and Father Connolly keeping Christmas with their friends at the Lake County Teresa Medina, Rosemarie Sifel, Annette Buzinski working on lesson plans for their classes in the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Sandy Soczyk speaking on the Hot Line to a caller with a drug problem. Ken Evancic and Mr. Knesek coaching athletes at the Carmelite Home for Boys. Other students who made valuable contri¬ butions this year were the volunteers who worked with Sister Francis De Sales in the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, starting as teacher aides, then developing into student teachers with classes of their own. Another volunteer program initiated this year was the Hot Line, a program in¬ tended to give comfort, encouragement, sympathy, and strength to young people with drug problems. SERVICE CLUB Members of the Bishop Noll Service Club, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Michiel- sen, unselfishly devote their time and en¬ ergy to serving at all school functions dur¬ ing the year. These junior and senior girls, selected on the recommendation of their teachers, help to make events like the Sports Banquets and the Dinner Style Show run smoothly. They spend hours before the events setting the tables; dur¬ ing the dinners they run back and forth, pouring coffee, refilling cream pitchers and sugar bowls, finding just a little more butter; when the guests leave, the girls stay on, clearing all the tables. Service Club girls also donate their time on free days, helping to show Noll facilities-and Noll hospitality—to visitors. One of the main events sponsored annually by the Service Club is Turnabout. Rosemarie Sifel serving one of the 1300 guests at the Women’s Club Dinner Style Show Service Club girl very carefully pouring one of the thousands of cups of coffee poured at the Dinner Style Show ORGANIZATIONS 73 Service Club Treasurer Therese La Mere. Secretary Michele Hicks. Vice-President Charlene Brooks selling bids to Turnabout, dance sponsored annually by members of the Service Club. Service Club President Rosalie Skertich discussing plans for Turnabout with Service Club sponsor. Mrs. Mary Michielsen Human Relations And Hi-Y The Human Relations Club has “just started to really grow, not as individuals, divided and separated, but as a collective, functioning organization”, according to club president, Larry Washington. This year, one of the main events of the group was the Human Relations Club Talent Show, held May 3rd. Not only was it a success financially, but it proved that stu¬ dents could work together and produce what was termed by Vernon Brown, “a real together jam.” A first for the club was an invitation to participate in a city-wide meeting of all Human Relations Clubs in the Hammond area, which Brother An¬ drew and Mrs. Patricia MacGregor felt was rewarding. Sealed: R. Hayes, N. Cochran, D. Smith. C. Coley; Standing; Br. Andrew. L. Washington. D. Wes¬ son. J. Alexander. Mrs. MacGregor. 1st row: D. Berry. R. Fanner. K. Spear, D. Williams, D. Smith. V. Cochran, F. Russell. D. Rochardson. M. Washington. R. Clayton. F. Lewis. 2nd row: Br. Andrew. Mrs. MacGregor. C. Coley. R. Hayes. F. Williams, R. Todd, C. Donaldson. S. Dujmovic, T. Johnson. D. Coley. J. Pitts. B. Taylor. 3rd row: D. Johnston. V. Brown. D. Bailey, D. Wesson, T. Spear. J. Alexander. C. Purnell. John Carey. M. Eggleston. C. Timmons. A. Collins. 1st row: F. Russell. C. Coley, T. Wesson, R. Hayes, S. Blockman, C. Goshay, A. Bush, C. Purnell. 2nd row: R. Woods, J. Bush. R. Richerson. D. King, S. Roberts. V. Cachon. B. Drumwright. 3rd row: B. Sanders, L. Washington. V. Brown. B. Willis. P. Rusters. G. Smith. J. Clayton. J. Bush. D. Wesson. R. Lee. J. Carey, D. Bailey. 1st row: C. Edwards, J. Ballard, E. Washington. 2nd row: S. Anderson, B. King, D. Bailey, V. Brown, P. Reedos. D. Wesson, A. Doyle, E. Winbush. B. Tay¬ lor, T. Hamler. 3rd row: Fr. Tomasula, M. Williams, F. Russell, F. Farmer, R. Paul. R. Rushing. R. Pow¬ ell, S. Smi th, L. Washington, C. Purnell, E. Jackson, M. Eggleston, J. Montgomery, J. Carey. D. Smith, T. Spear, T. Pusan. 1st row: D. Bailey. B. Taylor. M. Eggleston. 2nd row: F. Russell. L. Washington, V. Brown. D. Wesson. E. Jackson. Fr. Tomasula. ORGANIZATIONS 75 MISSION CLUB The main goal of the Mission Club is to make students aware of the poor and the needy right here in the Calumet area, and then to make students aware of the joy they may find in sharing their goods with those in need. Each year the Mission Club fills and dis¬ tributes Thanksgiving baskets and Christ¬ mas baskets. To raise money for these baskets, weekly raffles are held; students are also urged to bring canned goods, toys, and articles of clothing. One of the principal fund-raising activi¬ ties of the club is the annual Mardi Gras. This year the Mardi Gras was cancelled because of a crowded school calendar; but the sponsor. Father Mosko, has filed away the plans, to be ready for a bigger and better Mardi Gras next year. Members of the Mission Club setting up annual Christmas tree. Mission Club members filling the Christmas baskets. Rosalie Skertich. Michele Kowalik. Patti Halcarz. Donna Krupinski. Tom Smitley, Jo Anna Murawski. Officers of the Mission Club for the year 1973-74: Vice-President Patti Halcarz, Secretary Michele Ko¬ walik, Treasurer Jo Anna Murawski, Vice-President Rosalie Skertich, President Tom Smitley 76 Mary Ann Hughes. John Kenward. Carlos Martinez. Michele Hicks. Ken Fristl. Seated: Vice-President Ted Bloch: President Dennis Dvorshak Below left: Regional qualifiers Ken Kristi. Dennis Dvorshak. Below, right: Ken Kristi. Pat McClusky. Steve Medwetz. Tim Nocek. Al Wadas SPEECH AND DEBATE Members of the Speech and Debate Team gain valuable experience in logical, orderly thinking, as well as in public speaking. Debaters participate in a series of argumentative discussions on assigned topics in the presence of a judge, while competitors in speech participate in po¬ etry reading, dramatics, and oratory, as well as impromptu and extemporaneous speaking. At the start of the season, the Debate Team consisted of only four members: Dennis Dvorshak, Ted Bloch, Michele Hicks, and John Kenward. However, the team, coached by Miss Janice Koss and Father Paul Tomasula, compiled an im¬ pressive record in local and state-wide competition, while the Speech Team suc¬ ceeded in qualifying two members, Den¬ nis Dvorshak and Ken Kristi, for regional competition. Below, right: Ken Kristi. Pat McClusky. Steve Medwetz. Tim Nocek. Al Wadas Above: Charlene Brooks. Joan Majcherek. Judy Holicky. Marge Golan SOPHOMORE MATH CLUB Sophomores who enjoy the challenge of mathematics, the stimulation of strug¬ gling with theorems and corollaries, ratios and equations, find an outlet for their en¬ thusiasm in the Sophomore Math Club sponsored by Mr. Queyquep. The two highlights of the year for the organization were the Math Tournament, in February, which brought together eighth graders from thirty-eight Catholic schools in the Calumet area for an afternoon of com¬ petition, and the Mathematics Sympo¬ sium, in April, with a guest speaker and presentation of awards to deserving club members. Sophomore Math Club officers: Vice-President Leta Homco, Treasurer Pam Sutko, Secretary Barb Ma- cek. President Rodney Pasyk Eighth grade competitors at Math Tournament Father Vrabely presenting trophy to a winner at Math Tournament in February Sophomore girls at Mathematics Symposium sponsored by Sophomore Math Club in April. Sister Marie Imelda presenting certificate to Mary Groff. M. J. Dzialakiewicz receiving certificate of membership in Math Club. Mr. Bill Jamski. President, Gary Area Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Guest Speaker at Symposium: “An Introduction to Trigonometric Ratios. Carmen Jalocha, Cindy Jackovich, Geri Cvitkovich finding refreshment from the challenge at Symposium. BAND The various band groups at Bishop Noll served many important functions throughout the year. With its spirited drum rolls and trumpet blasts, the Pep Band provided real support for the foot¬ ball and basketball teams; in the Home¬ coming Parade and in the Hammond Christmas Parade, the Marching Band displayed the smooth music and smooth maneuvers that are the result of hours of diligent practice. From overture to finale, the Stage Band contributed greatly to the success of the 1974 Spring Musical, Mame; and at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert, the Concert Band de¬ lighted audiences with their progress un¬ der Mr. LaMantia. At Holy Angels Cathedral on the bright sunshiny morning of May 24, members of the choral groups at Bishop Noll reached the culmination of their year of music. Throughout the year the groups had en¬ tertained widely different audiences on widely different occasions. They had sung the liturgy for the Thanksgiving Mass in the fieldhouse; they had sung Christmas music for the women at the Christmas Luncheon at Noll, and for the elderly at the Lake County Home. Some of the sing¬ ers had joined in the rousing choruses of “Marne” in the Spring Musical; then they had performed in the spring concerts at Noll and on the Canadian tour. Then on that bright May morning they filled the cathedral with praise and joy at the Bac¬ calaureate Mass. Band and choral groups on stage in auditorium for Christmas concert. Choral group singing liturgy for Thanksgiving Mass in the field house. Above, right: Father Winterlin directing choral group in program at the Lake County Home. CHORAL G.A.A. and Swim Guards Trackettes Mat Maids Bat Girls It was stated very clearly on the sports pages of yearbooks of other years: “At Noll there is an event for every boy with any desire to excel in athletics . . The Girls’ Athletic Asso¬ ciation was organized that there might be an event for every girl with any desire to excel in athletics. In the program sponsored by Miss Sheila Kelly, members compete in volley¬ ball, basketball, softball, and track; tennis, bowling, golf, and swimming received special emphasis this year as Miss Kelly sought to interest members in sports activities they might pursue individually, independently, to maintain a high level of physical fitness throughout their lives. The Swim Guards, The Trackettes, the Mat Maids, and the Bat Girls are all avid sports fans who do not care to compete, but who still wish to participate in some way. They assist the coaches by making posters, writing up lineups, drawing up scoreboards; by measuring, timing, and keeping statistics. THE 1973-74 GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row I( Front): Sherri Mayfield. Sheila Eggleston. Lynn Hogan. Liz Castle. Anna Torres Row 2: Delia Hicks. Pam Sutko. Wanda Gibson. Kathy Spears. Jean Timko. Sue Barnes. Paula Babinesak Row 3: Rita Menke. Andrea Marcus. Donna Robinson. Sue Dujmovic. Jean Marie Randall. Therese White. Wendy Malatestinic SWIM GUARDS: 1973-74 SWIM GUARDS Row 1: Ann Molenda, Barb Dubeck, Claudia Romanek, Marilyn Suty. Lee Ann Crist Row 2: Mary Ellen O’Neill, Veronica Jones, Mary Bugajski, Chris Mis, Debbie Mazurkiewicz Row 3: Dominic Raso, Harold Weatherford, Dave Szyp, Jim Kasarda. Mike Justak, Mark Volkman MAT MAIDS: 1973-74 MAT MAIDS Row 1: Monica Demulc, Cecelia Brtko, Sharon Suchanuk, Laurie McShane, Karin Zawada, Nancy Now lan Row 2: Lee Ann Crist, Joellen Fiegle, Claudia Romanek, Missy Kish, Jeannie Hartnett Row 3: Darlene Cap, Rosalie Skertich, Nora Cirrin- cione, Laura Sredzinski, Carol Rybicki, Mary Ellen Grenchik TRACKETTES: 1973-74 TRACKETTES Row 1: Adele Ferrini, Donna Stachon, Nancy Bazan. Anita Smith, Pam Sutko, Karen Komara, Janice Fielding Row 2: Patty Rabatin, Judy Ardelean, Barb Boney, Mary Bugajski, Ro¬ berta Burkhartsmeier, Chris Mis, Charlotte Gibson, Cindy Buell BAT GIRLS: 1974 BAT GIRLS Row 1: Adrianne Sobilo, Karin Zawada, Shirley Flesher, Missy Kish, Lee Ann Crist Row 2: Sharon Kolbert, Mary Anne Quinn. Judy MenzI, Donna Stachon, JoAnna Murawski. Janice Fielding Row 3: Sue Mlynarski, Dokey La Mere, Lisa Trgov- ich, Cindy Sutko, Judy Ardelean, Roberta Ga- domski, Stacey Sobilo VARSITY CLUB It’s a proud day for an athlete when he receives the big blue “N” he has earned through so many grueling hours, days, weeks, months of practice and competition, and another proud day when he wears his letter on his blue sweater to Noll for the first time. It was to preserve this pride in the let- termen, and to foster students’ appre¬ ciation for the lettermen, that the Var¬ sity Club was organized. The “boys in blue” try to stimulate student interest in athletic events. They wear their let¬ termen sweaters to class on days of sports contests; they check coats and serve as ushers at the games; this year they covered up their sweaters with heavy raincoats while they directed parking for the more than 3.000 fans who jammed the fieldhouse for the Hammond High game. Mr. Bob Brandtke and Mr. Jerry Vlasic sponsor the club Betsy Kovacik checking a coat with lettermen Al Verbish and Rich Lopez. The 1973-74 Varsity Club Row I (Front): Carlos Molina. Tony Dorin. Richard Lopez. David Skibinski. Steve Mitchell. Thomas Quinn. Dominic Raso. Tom Ispas Row 2: Pat O ' Donnell. Mike Garcia. James Randall. Steve Cerven. Ray Baron, Al Verbish. Paul Pobereyko. Spig Kepa Row 3: Mike Halton. Mike Justak. Dave Szyp. James Kasarda. Wally Kasprzycki, Phil Doherty. Ron Mazar. Harold Weatherford. Mark Volkman CHEERLEADERS In the heat of the summer they pedal their bicycles up to Noll and to each other’s houses, to practice their splits and pyramids, their hand-clapping, finger¬ snapping, and fancy footwork. They make up new cheers, work out new rou¬ tines, then practice them all day every day at summer cheerleading camp. They press their uniforms, sew on numerals and chevrons—and cheer. From the Foot- ball-O-Rama in ninety-degree heat to the last game in bone-chilling, teeth-chat- tering, muc-spattering rain, they lead the fans who cheer for the Warriors, urging the Blue and Gold to “fight, fight, fight for every yard,” to “hit that line ... hit that line . . 1: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (From front) Barb Penkala. Wendy Hybiak, Marilyn Suty, Patty Michielsen. Katie Quinn 2: Marily Suty 3: Varsity Cheerleaders (From left) Lydia Skurka. Janice Fielding, Alanna Purcell. Patti Sember, Sharon Kolbert, Dokey LaMere Senior Cheerleaders: Lydia Skurka. Patti Sember, Alanna Purcell Varsity cheerleaders jumping for joy at Hammond High game. Then the cheerleaders move into the fieldhouse, to cheer for the basketball team “When Hammond Noll goes dribbl¬ ing down that floor.” Now they urge the Warriors to “hit that rim . . . sink it in.” Dokey. Lydia. Alanna breaking up at Gavit game. Freshman Cheerleaders (From front:) Nancy LaMere. Debbie Peppers. Wendy Malatestinec Freshman cheerleaders urging on their basketball team. Junior High Cheerleaders (From front) Della Randall. Enid Wells. Dawn Dedelow. Sandy Anguiano Junior High Cheerleaders (From front) Patti Progar. Bernice Zorka, Dana Long, Mary Kennedy A new group of cheerleaders ap¬ peared on the scene at Noll for the 1973-74 season. These were the Ju¬ nior High Cheerleaders, who prac¬ ticed almost daily to learn the school song and all the traditional cheers, in order to contribtye sup¬ port and encouragement to the new¬ est. youngest group of Bishop Noll Warriors, the Junior High Basket¬ ball Team. The Junior High Cheer¬ leaders are sponsored by Mrs. Ann Crawford, while Miss Carole Hep- ner continues to sponsor the Varsity Cheerleaders, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, and the Freshman Cheerleaders. ORGANIZATIONS 87 POM PONS AND PEP CLUB “Up. Up. and Away.” onto the football field and the basketball court, before the games and at half¬ time. the Pom Pon Girls strut, adding their bit of color and excitement, of spirit, to the games. Mary Beth Reardon and Judy Imes were respon¬ sible for working out the routines for the Poms this year. The girls practiced their steps to tapes made by the band—this year they performed to “Mickey Mouse Medley”-then at game time they “put it all together” with the band. The Poms also performed in parades for Memorial Day and the 4th of July, for the Christmas parade and the Pur- due Homecoming Parade. Miss Therese McMahon and Mrs. Cecelia Weigle sponsor the Pom Pons. Senior Pom Pons Judy Imes. Patty Matusik. Terre Pettis. Mary Beth Reardon. Mary Beth Reardon. Janet Ryfa. Judy Mrvan. Sue O ' Donnell. Row 1: Mary Beth Reardon. Geri Cvitkovich. Sue Mlynarski. Lee Ann Crist. Judy Imes. Row 2: Mrs. C. Weigle. Sue O ' Donnell. Laura Kenward. Pam Sutko. Judy Mrvan. Jean Ramker. Miss T. McMahon. Row 3: Patti Matusik. Terre Pettis, Claudia Poeorzelski Barb Bonev Janice r™ pagna. Catherine Hutchens. ° Senior Roberta Gadomski. Junior Mary Doherty, Sophomore Laura Germek, Freshman Donna Robinson The Pep Club, newly activated by Coach Ray Za- wada for the 1973-74 basketball season, used “mind dynamics,” “body English,” and good old- fashioned lung power to support the Warriors. Se¬ niors. juniors, sophomores, and freshmen signed up with Mr. Zawada; inspired before every game by his “Spirit Line,” members piled into the stands in their bright yellow shirts, and with their cheers, shouts, screams, and songs, helped all the Warriors realize “We’re proud of our team.” ORGANIZATIONS 89 SPORTS The fellow you want to be is Three dimensional, Soaking up life Down to your toes . . . The 1973 Varsity Cross Country Team Front: M. Petrunich. G. Quinn. D. Hughes. T. Dorin. C. Molina. J. Becerra Rear: R. Stiscak. Manager: C. Tuskan. M. Radulovich. M. Matusz. B. Sajn, Coach John Bobalik (Not pictured: Jesse Gomez) CROSS COUNTRY AH summer long, running alone or in packs, the men of Coach John Bobalik’s Cross Country squad pounded out the miles. Three runners, Carlos Molina, Mike Matusz, and Charles Tuskan, ran twenty-six miles in a marathon race in Terre Haute; eight runners qualified for membership in the 500 Mile Club, while Carlos Molina became the first runner in the history of Bishop Noll to run 1,000 miles in one three-month period. The faU competition featured a predominantly ju¬ nior-sophomore squad, with only three seniors on the varsity team, only one of them with running experience. The vaC sity team finished fourth in the Lake Shore Conference; the freshman-soph¬ omore squad finished a close second. Joe Mutusek. Jim Bajo, Robert Krucek, Dave Aniol in Noll-Morton-Hammond High race. Carlos Molina setting new school record for two-and-one-half mile-cross country race. The 500 Mile Club: Athletes who ran five hundred miles over the summer. From left: Mike Matusz. Darryl Hughes. Tony Dorin. Carlos Molina, Gerald Quinn. Charles Tuskan, Bronko Sajn. (Not pictured: Jesse Gomez) 1973 Junior Varsity Cross Country Team Front: D. Aniol. J. Bajo. S. Zakarias, J. Matusik. N. Crncic. M. Radulovich Rear: P. Bauer. S. Smith. R. Cristofaro. J. Moore. B. Smith. J. Garibay, R. Trevino Start of Junior Varsity race Noll-Morton-Hammond High Below. Raul Trevino gets finish ticket from Donna Stachon. Finish of Cross-Country race. Noll-Morton-Hammond High FOOTBALL It was a green team Coach Jerry Vlasic sent onto the field for the 1973 season; with only three senior players, John Jan- cosek, Ron Mazar. and A1 Williams, Mr. Vlasic had to rely heavily on his squad of underclassmen. But the season was far better than the record of 4-6 would in¬ dicate. Two of the games were real nail- biters, lost by only one point on the very last play of the game. And two of the players ranked second in the area, out of thirty-two schools: Kevin Matovina, who passed for 1011 yards; and Steve Mitch¬ ell, who set a school record with 32 recep¬ tions for 622 yards. It was a building year for the Warriors; and 26 built-up let- termen will be returning for the 1974 season. Kevin Matovina running for his life against Waller. Touchdown! East Chicago Washington game. Mr. LoCascio. Mr. Vlasic. Mr. Sebestyen. Mr. Sivul- ich at East Chicago Washington game. Wally Kasprzycki making a fine catch for long yard¬ age in Homecoming game against Waller. 94 Row 1 (Front): D. Skibinski. Student-Trainer; M. Janicki, J. Korezak. C. Purnell. A. Williams. R. Mazar. M. Hajduch. J. Jancosek. K. Bush. S. Kepa. W. Kasprzycki. R. Porras. Manager. Row 2: M. Knight. A. Verbish. S. Drndak. G. Cataldi. J. Lebryk. T. Quinn. E. Winbush. S. Mitchell. R. Baeza. G. Gaza. K. Matovina Row 3: K. O’Neill. A. Doyle. J. Kocal. K. Forrest. R. Kamradt. M. Payne. P. Barnes. M. Flack. R. Tucker. S. Ramirez. J. Randall Row 4; J. Kolbus. D. Brainard. M. Dzialakiewicz, P. Murasz, C. Mosely. V. Berta, T. Payer. J. Schulien. K. Florey. R. Lopez. D. Hebda SPORTS 95 NOLL OPPONENT 6 Hammond Technical 7 (ovt.) 0 E.C. Roosevelt 37 12 Hammond High 31 14 Hammond Clark 9 16 Hammond Gavit 25 14 E.C. Washington 0 34 Chicago Waller 0 12 Whiting 13 12 Hammond Morton 9 6 Ft. Wayne Luers 68 THE FRESHMAN LAKE SHORE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Freshmen Bob Salinas (Number 72) and Tom Boyle (83) in the game against Morton which climaxed a season in which the Freshman Team lost only one game while winning eight, and which won for them the Lake Shore Confer¬ ence Championship. THE 1973 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH Row 1 (Front): C. Purnell. R. Kamradt. A. Doyle. M. Payne. P. Barnes Mr - Charles LoCascio Row 2: P. Murasz. T. Payer. D. Brainard. B. Brainard. V. Berta. K. Forrest. K. Florey Row 3: C. Mosley. D. Raso. Manager. M. Dzialakiewicz. J. Kolbus. D. Hebda. R. Tucker. R. Lopez. J. Schulien FRESHMAN FOOTBALL COACHES: Mr. John Cerajewski Mr. Don Sebestyen THE 1973 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: BISHOP NOLL’S FIRST LAKE SHORE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Row 1 (Front): L. Marshall. D. Cain. R. Godinez. M. Arredondo. L. Jiminez. J. Trojnar. A. Cain Row 2: T. Boyle. M. Molle. B. Salinas. J. Binder. J. Angyus. R. Suchanuk. M. Smithers. S. Surdell Row 3: K. Knight. M. Burzan. L. Simmons. R. Gable, J. Nauracy. D. Perry. T. Troupe Row 4: J. Medwetz. E. Paul. S. Bramer. R. Rodriguez, F. Rodriguez, C. Kepa. C. Lira. J. Doyle. M. Porras. Manager Opposite page: Vin Berta. Jim Kolbus. Chuck Mosley. Rich Lopez. Kevin Forrest. Paul Barnes SPORTS 97 SWIMMING-1974 WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR! 1974 LAKE SHORE CONFERENCE SWIMMING CHAMPIONS Swimming one of the toughest schedules in the state. Coach Don Vish’s Warriors posted a 7-4 dual meet record, losing only to such teams as State Champion Mun¬ ster. runnerup South Bend Adams, and third-ranked South Bend Jackson, while set¬ ting fourteen new team and pool records, and winning Noll’s first varsity Lake Shore Conference championship. The outstanding meet of the year was the La Porte Relays, with the team setting a new record for total points in the meet, while winning first place trophies in ten of eleven events. In sectionals, Noll placed second behind Munster, with eight swimmers qualifying for the state meet in seven events. Led by seniors Tim Kennedy and Harry Dolinski, the Warriors placed fourth in State Championships; the 400 Freestyle Relay of Kennedy, Dolinski, Pat O’Neill, and Harold Weatherford not only won All-State honors by placing 3rd, but won consideration for All-American status. SCOREBOARD-VARSITY SWIMMING Duals 7.4 Tourneys Culver Invitational 3rd of 8 Adams College Events Meet 3rd of 6 La Porte Relays 1st of 7 Lake Shore Conference 1st Gary Sectional 2nd State Championship 4th ROW 1 (Left to right): Andy Tokarz, Therese La Mere. Jeff Boswell ROW 2: Mike Justak, Manager. Mark Gargula, Mike Davids, Harry Dolinski, Steve Cerven. Jim Ka- sarda. Manager ROW 3: Coach Vish. Dave Szyp, Jim Bogusz, Pat O’Neill, Harold Weatherford, Mark Volkmann ROW 4: Sue Harangody, Tom Hauter, Ed Thompson. Tim Kennedy. John Piatti Swimming team with trophies, after winning ten firsts at La Porte ROW 1: Tom Hauter, Harry Dolinski, Tim Kennedy, John Piatti, Ed Thompson. Mike Davids ROW 2: Mr. Vish. Harold Weatherford. Jim Bogusz. Pat O’Neill, Steve Cerven, Dave Szyp. Mark Volkmann Above: All-State Swimmers Weatherford. Kennedy. Dolinski. O’Neill Right: Coach Don Vish, Captain Pat O’Neill JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMERS. ROW 1: Nadine Pavich. Carol Patena, Lois Burczak. Carmen Czerwinski ROW 2: Carlos Candeleria. Jerry Marciniak. John Piech, Bill Diacek. Dan Hawkins. Dennis Kennedy. Bob Trepagnier. ROW 3: Mike Gerbas. Chuck Boney. John Grdina. Jim Peters. Frank Gonda. TOP: Chris Klocek. Dennis Dull. Jerry Kulik. Jim Bolanowski, Phil Prieto. Carl Johnson 1974—A GOOD YEAR FOR GIRLS In 1974, girls competed in a varsity sport for the first time at Noll. Sophomore Monica Gargula and junior Sue Hara- ngody won minor awards, while diver Therese La Mere became the first girl to win a varsity letter at Noll. Divers Therese La Mere, Ray Servin, Kevin Florey Girl Swimmers: From left: Carol Patena. Therese La Mere. Sue Harangody. Monica Gargula. Carmen Czerwinski. Nadine Pavich Left: Therese La Mere SPORTS 101 1973-74 WRESTLING TEAM. Row 1: Tom Ancich. Mark Muha. Sian Smith. Tony Dorin. Warren Biederstadl. Vince Berta. Chris Svoboda. Bill Smith Row 2: Mr. Boh Sivulich. Assistant Coach; Karin Zawada. Manager; Joe Moore. Manager; Jim Schulien. Mitch Skiba. Kevin O’Neill. Greg Cataldi. Kevin Forrest. Joe Guerrero. Manager; Juan Ojeda. Manager: Mr. Jim Tobolski. Head Coach. The 1973-74 season was disappointing for the Wrestling War¬ riors—in the number of meets lost, and in the number of men lost from the squads. Varsity Coach Jim Tobolski had only one senior. Tom Ancich; Mr. Sivulich had almost all first- year wrestlers competing against wrestlers with two or three years of experience; Mr. Sebestyen finished the year with ten of the twenty-four freshmen he started with. Since wrestling is one sport in which boys of all sizes can participate, and re¬ ceive the benefits of sports competition, the coaches feel the real losers of the year were not the boys who lost matches, but the boys who lost interest, or lost heart, and so were lost to the teams. But with nine wrestlers returning as seniors, and with two wrestlers, Tony Dorin and Warren Biederstadt, who qualified for ' regional competition this year, the coaches look forward to 1974-75 as the “Year of the Grapplers.” WRESTLING Sophomore Vince Berta prepares to apply a tough cross face against his opponent. Ju¬ nior Bill Smith applies a takedown to his opponent. WRESTLING: TEAM RECORDS. 1973-74 Freshmen: Duals Tourneys Junior Varsity Duals Tourneys Varsity Duals Tourneys ILSC. 7th Place 3-7 ILSC. 9th Place 0-12 Portage Holiday ILSC. 9th Place IHSAA Sectional. 9th Place Chris Svoboda begins his takedown against TF South. Bill Smith attempts a takedown. Mat Maid Cecelia Brtko. Man¬ ager Karin Zawada. MVP Tony Dorin executes a switch against TF South. Warren Biederstadt scoots for two-point reversal. BASKETBALL Returning to the hardwoods after the 1973 re¬ gional championship season, the Bishop Noll Warriors once again proved to be truly “amaz¬ ing.” Under the skillful direction of Mr. Robert Bradtke. the Warriors finished the season with an excellent 17-5 record. The Warriors were once again led by MVP Tom Ispas and senior sharpshooter Phil Doherty, with Ray Baron and Ron Mazar giving the Warriors awesome rebounding strength. Junior Wally Kasprzycki, too. supplied the size and stamina needed un¬ der the backboards, while Paul Pobereyko showed real speed and aggressiveness at guard. The Warriors also boasted a strong bench with Kevin Cohorst. Tom Philpot. Ted Pietrzak. and Rupert Paul. Three of the Warriors’ five losses were by just one point, including the heartbreaking 68-67 sectional loss to Hammond High. However, the Warriors’ seventeen victories included one never-to-be-forgotten game before 3600 fans in the packed fieldhouse. the sparkling 69-63 vic¬ tory over then top-ranked and undefeated Hammond High. Senior Ray Baron outjumps Hammond’s John Randall. Standing: Ted Pietrzak. Mike Williams. Wally Kasprzycki. John Carey. Co-Captain Ray Baron. Kevin Cohorst. Ron Mazar. Co-Captain Phil Doherty. Kneeling: Student Trainer Dave Skibinski. Rupert Paul. Co-Captain Tom lspas. Tom Maluga. Paul Pobereyko. Tom Philpot. and Student Man¬ ager Pat O ' Donnell. SPORTS 105 48 60 61 47 54 53 49 54 78 64 76 66 55 56 71 73 53 41 95 69 56 67 OPPONENT Hammond Tech 38 Hammond Clark 48 Merrillville 38 LaPorte 48 Hammond Morton 49 Chesterton 41 Hammond Gavit 50 Hammond Tech 49 Calumet 47 Crown Point 34 Lafayette Catholic 64 Whiting 44 Portage 40 E. C. Roosevelt 58 Hammond Gavit 41 Valparaiso 54 Gary Roosevelt 41 E. C. Washington 59 Highland 50 Hammond High 63 SECTIONALS Hammond Gavit 44 Hammond High 68 Above: Juniors Tom Philpot. Wally Kasprzycki. and Paul Pobereyko warm up for the Gavit Above: Phil Doherty is fouled in the act of shooting by Gavit de¬ fenders. Below: Tom Ispas fights for the ball. 1973-74 JUNIOR VARSITY. Standing: Greg Turner. Mike Traczyk. Ray Buzinski. Brian Clifford. Kneeling: John Ballard. Mark Cloghessy. Pat Qu inn. Mike Cloghessy. Not pictured: Melvin Flack and Jay Farkas. Junior Varsity player Jay Farkas guards his Clark opponent. Junior high players Tim Glowacki. Norbert McKenny. Jack Lopez. Joe Graziano. Damen Robinson. Dave Klen. Tim Al¬ exander. Anthony Ross. Sherman Newell. Arthur Wilson. 1973-74 FRESHMAN TEAM. Row 1: Pete Surd. John Grelak. Andy Buzinski. Willie Malatestinec. Kevin Knight. Jim Michalski Row 2: Manager Tony Sewell. Leo Marshall. Darryl Cain. Ken Zagrocki. Rich Suchanuk. Paul Mullaney. Ralph Rushing. Samuel Biedron. Man¬ ager Mark Kress Row 3: Trainer Pat Tracy. Tom Boyle. Mark Kugar. Kevin Sullivan. Chuck Lira. Gene Zaborski. Jim Sajdyk. Mike Mantich. Coach Mark Brooks. Not pictured: Leo Jiminez. Bill Chute SPORTS 107 TRACK Coaches John Bobalik, John Cerajewski, and Don Sebestyen entered the new sea¬ son with a nucleus of 8 returning let- termen led by co-captains: Randy Simko, Carlos Molina, Darryl Hughes, and Dave Tolin. Although this year’s squad was characterized by youngness and inexperi¬ ence at some key varsity positions, during the indoor season the Warriors finished 9- 7 in dual meet competition. In the Lake Shore Conference Indoor Meet, they ran to a 4th place finish. The J.V. finished 9-1 in dual meet competition and won the L.S.C.J.V. meet. Outdoors, after losing the first 2 meets to Hammond High and E.C. Washington, the Warriors went on to win their next 6 conference meets in a row, including upset wins over highly tal¬ ented teams such as Hammond Tech. Sophomore miler Mark Lewers timed by Co-Captain Carlos Molina: Sprinter Brian Whiteside in 100yard dash: At the top of the page: Head Coach John Bobalik J.D. Devine in 220 yard dash. Trackettes Judi Ardelean. Nancy Bazan Trackette Charlene Brooks consoling Mark Lewers after a bad race. Sam Smith and a host of Noll runners Above. Assistant Coach Don Sebestyen congratulating Mike Kavanaugh. Freshman shot—putter John Trojnar lets fly with one of his best efforts. Ed Sindicich and Assistant Coach Cerajewski watch approvingly. Senior Joel Korczak sprinting down the runway, ready to attempt another pole vault. 440 standout Dave Tolin setting a torrid pace as he tries to increase his lead over Willie Perkins of Ham¬ mond Tech. Junior distance standout Mike Matusz starts his fin¬ ish kick with less than one lap to go in the two mile 1974 TRACK TEAM Bottom Row: C. Harmon. J. Becerra. M. Lewers. J. Sanchez. M. Payne. T. Floyd. J. Burczak. J. Devine. M. Moldrawski. W. Kasprzycki. D. Hughes. J. Gomez. D. Tolin 2nd Row: T. Pietrzak. D. Aguilera. B. Whiteside. J. Klochan. S. Smith. P. Barnes. J. Bogusz. M. Lewers. M. Radulovich. C. Molina. M. Matusz. C. Tuskan. R. Simko 3rd Row: D. Starcevich. G. Meyers. J. Hughes. T. O’Connor. R. Salinas. H. Quinn. B. Sajn. M. Kavanaugh. S. Smith. E. Sindicich 4th Row: M. Molle. R. Brown. E. Winbush. J. Moore. D. Swibes. C. Lira. N. Crncic. R. Trevino. R. Kamradt. R. Komascar 109 5th Row: A. Magana. C. Kepa. J. Michalski. J. Matusik, E. Guerrero. D. Brainard. G. Cataldi. J. Aniol, M. Arredondo. K. Bush. Manager R. Stiscak 6th Row: M. Arredondo. J. Maricich. D. Dolak. J. Grabovac Tim Halton shows infielder ' s form at early practice. Tom (spas crosses the plate. Catcher A1 Verbish attempts a diving tag against Lafayette Jefferson Hammond High Hammond Tech Chicago Lane Tech T.F. South E.C. Roosevelt E.C. Washington Thorn ridge Hammond Morton Hammond Clark T.F. North South Bend Adams South Bend LaSalle Hammond Gavit Whiting Hammond High Lafayette Jefferson Lafayette Jefferson Hammond Tech E.C. Washington E.C. Roosevelt Hammond Clark Whiting Hammond Gavit Hammond Morton WHITING SECTIONAL Munster 0 Hammond Gavit I Whiting 2 EAST CHICAGO REGIONAL Tri-County 1 Crown Point 4 Phil Doherty takes a cut at a Morton fast ball. 1974 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front: Tim Halton. John Smolar. Tom Ispas. Tom Philpott. Henry Lopez. Al Verbish Row 2: Coach Jim Anderson. Student Trainer Dave Skibinski. Chuck Kish. Ricky Baeza. Tom Bacevich. Terry Dolosinski Row 3: Tom Carroll. Tom Slaboski. Steve Mitchell. Co-Captain Paul Pobereyko, Tim Block. Mike Garcia ROW 4: Co-Captain Phil Doherty, Sonny Ramirez, George Gaza. Mike Halton. Mike Farkas, Jay Farkas Tom Philpott. Henry Lopez. A1 Verbish. and Chuck Kish relax between games of a double header. Coach Jim Anderson advises junior Steve Mitchell. First baseman Tom Carroll watches the pitch. 1974 JV BASEBALL TEAM: Row I: S. Biedron. R. Krucek. T. Stack. R. Pasyk. J. Kolbus. A. Garcia. S. Kuykendall. E. Mamrila. Manager. Row ' 2: G. Ardelean. T. Payer. M. Traczyk. P. Gorman. M. Bobak. K. Zagrocki. R. Suchanuk. K. Florey. Row 3: K. Kristi. L. Jiminez. J. Angyus. M. Kolodziej. M. Klopf. W. Malatestinec. K. Sullivan. M. Bacevich. Coach Mark Brooks. BASEBALL-THE WINNING WARRIORS The year 1974 proved to be another successful season for the Warrior baseball team, as they captured their third straight sectional title, their fifth in the last eight seasons. The Warriors also won the Lake Shore Conference Champion¬ ship. their first in only two years of competition, while compiling the Region’s best overall record of twenty-five wins and nine losses, including a thirteen- game winning streak. Leading the Warriors to Coach Jim Anderson’s fourth straight twenty-win season was MVP Steve Mitchell, who hurled a record of twelve wins and two losses. The offensive threat was led by co-captains Phil Doherty and Paul Pobereyko. along with senior Tom Ispas, who led the team with a record-breaking thirty-five stolen bases, and who hit at a .329 clip. Im¬ pressive victories included wins over Illinois power Lane Tech and a double header sweep at South Bend, plus sectional victories over Munster, Gavit. and Whiting. The Warrior attack was hampered early by injuries to juniors Tom Philpot and Steve Mitchell, and a season-ending knee injury tl Mike Halton. With experienced pitching and solid defense returning next season. Coach An¬ derson should again field one of the strongest teams in the state. Mr. Tobolski and Tony Dorin Mr. Tobolski and Tom Ancich AWARDS WRESTLING: Most Valuable: Tony Dorin Most Improved: Warren Biederstadt Tom Ramker Award for Sports, Scholarship: Tom Ancich SWIMMING: Most Valuable: Harry Dolinski Tim Kennedy Pat O’Neill Most Improved: Steve Cerven BASKETBALL: Most Valuable: Tom Ispas Most Improved: Wally Kasprzycki Best Mental Attitude: Ray Baron Best Free Throw Percentage: Phil Doherty CAPTAINS FOR 1974-75 WRESTLING: Tony Dorin Mark Muha BASKETBALL: Wally Kasprzycki Paul Pobereyko SPORTS BANQUETS Most Valuable Players Dorin. Ispas. Dolinski. Kennedy. O’Neill Mr. Bradtke with senior award winners Ispas. Baron. Doherty. Manager O’Donnell Kevin Matovina Mr. Sebestyen and Mike Knight AWARDS CROSS COUNTRY: Most Valuable: Carlos Molina Most Improved: Darryl Hughes Best Mental Attitude: Mike Matusz FOOTBALL: Most Valuable: John Jancosek Best Offensive: Kevin Matovina Steve Mitchell Best Tackle: John Jancosek Best Defense: Cordell Purnell Reception: Steve Mitchell Benny Stur Award for Best Mental Attitude: Mike Knight Mr. Bobalik and Mike Matusz Football Co-Captains. 1974 : Kevin Matovina. Wally Kasprzycki. Spig Kepa WE’RE HERE. . BEHIND THE TEAMS. We’re the people in the crowd. We’re the faces with the proud smiles, the worried frowns, and. sometimes, the tears. We’re the loud voices singing, ringing. “We don’t mess around. and “We’re proud of our team.” We are the Warriors’ battle cry. We cheer our teams on to victory, and we cheer them up in defeat. We don’t make the teams . . . but we help make the teams what they are! WE’RE HERE. . BEHIND THE SCENES. We’re the people with the paint and glue, the hammer and nails, the thumb tacks and the tape . . . and the blisters on our hands. We paint posters and banners and sce¬ nery; we sew costumes for the plays, and tissue paper flowers for the floats. We haul in card tables and palm trees, we set up chairs and refreshment stands, we decorate the showcase, we check coats. We put it all together . . . We make the events happen. ORIENTATION Suddenly they were over—those “lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer”—and it was time for Noll students to pay tuition, pick up schedules, buy textbooks—and start school! Students who found that they had three religion classes and no chemistry joined the long lines at Student Services, while other students lined up to pick up uniforms at the Attendance Office. New freshmen wandered through the maze of corridors, clutching schedules, checks, and twenty-dollar bills, trying to find the D Building, the F Building, and the stairway to the third floor of the A Building. Sophomores, juniors, seniors all knew their way around; they whizzed through the red tape with at least the appearance of self-confidence and assurance. Teach¬ ers. too, faced orientation day, picking up new plan books and grade books, study¬ ing their new schedules, scanning class lists, and getting ready to give homework! 120 Left page: Mr. Holt. Mr. Joyce. Mr. Madsen. Father Mosko Buying books, books, books. Miss Koss Chuck Smith. Mark Zielinski Right page: Mary Doherty. Cindy Sutko Buying the school uniform Marlene Mantich Mrs. Novey. Mrs. Welf, Mrs. Crawford S , jPMi ■ ifc ' yM. M J S M jf . ,■ ( IrijJ wit Wl f 9 ✓ p vji f ) via 7 P ' I IH WlSK flp L SPIRIT WEEK OCTOBER 8-15 Nostalgia Day brought a wave of bobby socks and saddle shoes on “greasers” and pony-tailed girls pouring into Noll; then School Color Day filled the halls with wall- to-wall blue and gold. Seniors practiced daily for their pep rally skit. “Who’s Afraid of the Waller Wolves?” and then rushed home to make more, more. MORE tissue flowers for the floats for the big parade. Loyal Warriors darted in and out among the floats, selling balloons, stiring up more spirit for . . . the big game! The Warriors had no trouble keeping the big bad wolves away from the door ... or the goalposts ... de¬ feating the Chicago team easily, 34-0, to the delight of all the Noll Homecoming fans, and especially the 1973 Homecoming Queen. Cori Koricich, whose crowning was the highlight of the half-time ceremonies. 1. The senior skit at the pep rally following the parade. 2. Homecoming General Chairman. Jeanette Polance. and Student Council President. Jim Zappia. 3. Matt Porras, freshman representative in the pie-eating contest. 4. Mr. Pressner in 1930’s garb for Nostalgia Day. 5. The beginning of the senior class float. 6. The winning class float. HOMECOMING DANCE Mary Ellen O’Neill, Claudia Romanek. Debbie Mazurkiewicz A Parisian cafe and an Egyptian pyramid, wooden shoes filled with bright tulips, Egyptian urns spilling ropes of jewels—all these were part of the “world” created by Claudia Romanek, general chairman, and Dokey La Mere, chairman of dance deco¬ rations, and their committees, for the 1974 Homecoming Dance, “Around the World in 80 Days.” Kris Mulholland and Mary Bugajski, chairmen for the band, arranged for the music of “Sunday” to entertain couples as they celebrated Homecoming 1974. Debbie Kolbert, Dokey La Mere, Judy Imes 126 Around the World” in a showcase Homecoming Queen and Mr. Touchdown EVENTS 127 FALL DRAMA-AH, WILDERNESS “A book of verses underneath the bough, A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou Beside me singing in the wilderness— Ah, wilderness were paradise enow!” —The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam The Fall Drama for 1973 was Ah, Wilderness! Eugene O’Neill’s tender comedy about the “generation gap” in a small town in New England in the early 1900’s. Robert Roach and Eileen Boyle played the parts of the parents worried about the books their son was reading, and the late hours he was keeping; Dave Flood played the father concerned about the strange young man his daughter was becoming interested in; while John Dragus and Debbie Garbacik played the two young people falling in love, finding that even the “wilderness” of a small town in Connecticut could be “paradise.” The com¬ edy was directed by Miss Marilyn Popovich, assisted by Mr. Douglas Parker, with Mrs. Sharon Blumentritt supervising the settings for the “average home” of this “typical Amer¬ ican family.” PRODUCTION STAFF Student Director.Debbie Garbacik Production Manager.Mike Dankovis Lighting.Bill O’Brien. Bill Santic Sound.Bill Santic. Mark Zielinski Properties.Joan Majcherek, Charlene Brooks Costumes.Judy Holicky, Veronica Jones, Laura Kolbus. DeeDee Ramos Makeup Supervisor.Anita Lenz Publicity.Kathy Echterling, Mr. D. Parker 128 CAST OF CHARACTERS Tommy Miller. Mildred Miller. Arthur Miller. .Don Swibes .Dianne Kresich .Dan Jordan Essie Miller. Lily Miller. Sid Davis. Nat Miller. .Eileen Boyle .Ted Evancic .Bob Roach Richard Miller. .John Dragus David McComber. Nora. ..Dave Flood .Ma ry Kenda Wint Selby .Gary Bober Belle. .Monica Lenz Bartender. .Chuck Smith Salesman. Muriel McComber. .Ray Rammer .Debbie Garbacik WINTER FORMAL “SOMETIMES IN WINTER” “Sometimes in Winter” there comes a night when the whole world seems wrapped in white velvet, with diamond stars caught in the branches of every tree. Just such a night was January 4. when “Sometimes in Winter” became one very special time in winter, the night of Winter Formal. The theme “Sometimes in Win¬ ter” was taken by general chairman Ray Luniewski and Gail Koharko from a song by “Blood, Sweat, and Tears.” Decora¬ tions chairman Debbie Mazurkiewicz and Lydia Skurka were responsible for bring¬ ing all the beauty of winter inside of the Noll cafeteria: they created an enchanted forest and a New England village with a little toy shop; they set up a cozy fire¬ place, and Christmas trees with glittering ornaments. Snow King Mark Hajduch and Snow Queen Jeannie Hartnett reigned for a night over this winter won¬ derland; their “subjects” proclaimed “Sometimes in Winter” to be one of the best times in winter. Snow Queen Jeannie Hartnett and King Mark Hajduch enjoy a royal sleigh ride. Damitra King and her escort. Joan Verkuilen and Jerry Kraay share quiet moments. Bob Roach, Debbie Kolbert, Dennis Tracy, and Mary Elizabeth Barbar engage in table talk. TURNABOUT They choose their words with infinite care, try them out before their mirrors, practice them on their friends; Then they wait for the right moment. The girls watching the handsome redhead in reli¬ gion class, or the brown-eyed boy with the nice smile, finally have their chance at the one dance at Noll to which the girls ask the boys . . . TURNABOUT. The theme chosen this year by general co- chairmen Charlene Brooks and Marlene Mantich was “Just You ’n’ Me,,’ the theme of the song made popular by “Chi¬ cago.” Decorations chairman Eileen Boyle and Michele Hicks transformed the cafeteria into a garden of rosy-red hearts and flowers; there Sweetheart Queen Michele Hicks and her court were enter¬ tained by the music of “Ginger.” Laura Kolbus and Patti Halcarz do their part in decorating. Eileen Boyle and Susan artwork through a Turnabout mural. Rosemary Sifel works diligently. Dominic set up the showcase. Cindy Mihalik displays her Your special fascination’ll prove to be inspirational; We think you’re just sensational . . . MAME There were long weeks of blocking out moves, memorizing lines, practicing songs and dance routines; there was a ramp to be constructed, a stairway to be built and carpeted; there were costumes to be pinned and cut. fitted and sewed . . . and then it was time. The curtains opened on the first of six evening performances and two special matinee performances of the 1974 Bishop Noll musical. MAME. Carlos Candeleria and Terre Pettis, playing young Patrick Dennis and Agnes Gooch, stepped out onto the ramp, on their way to Beekman Place, to Patrick’s eccentric, ex¬ troverted Auntie Marne, played by Janellen Tilka, who would teach the boy, “There’s a thank you you can give life if you live life all the way . . .” MAME was directed by Miss Marilyn Popovich; Mr. P. James LaMantia was Music Director; Reverend John Winter- lin. Choral Director. Mrs. Sharon Blumentritt designed the sets, while Mrs. Sally Evanoff created the nostalgic costumes. CAST Mame Dennis. Pafrick Dennis, age 10. Patrick Dennis, age 19-29. Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside. Mother Burnside. Vera Charles. Agnes Gooch... M. Lindsay Woolsey. Dwight Babcock. Mrs. Upson.. Mr. Upson. Gloria Upson. lto. Madame Branislowski. Pegeen Ryan. .Janellen Tilka ...Carlos Candeleria .John Leonard .Steve Lopez .Michelle Obremski .Shirley Lipner .Terre Pettis .Bob Roach .David Flood .Marie Ambre .Ted Evanic .Donna Peppers .Dan Winner .Debbie Kolbert .Carole Tucak CREW Production Manager.Mike Dankovis Stag e Manager.-.Lois Plisky Lighting.Bill O’Brien. Anne Radde. Kurt Matz Properties.Lois Plisky. Peggy Smith Backdrop.Mike Onesko. Dan Winner Publicity.Mr. Douglas Parker. Joe Ihnat Makeup Supervision.Eileen Boyle. Debbie Garbacik Showcase.Joe Ihnat Program.Lee Ann Crist. Ann Marie Molenda Stage Crew.Jim Hillier. Jane Matz. Kurt Matz. Judy Nolewski. Bill O ' Brien. Ann Radde. Dan Winner. Sue Zielinski Makeup Crew.Mary Elizabeth Barbar. Lilly Illickovich. Mitze Koharko. Marlene Mantich. Jane Pospychala. Joan Salzman Costumes.Miss Hepner. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Langedyk. Sister Marjorie. Mrs. Novey, Mrs. Pihulic. Mrs. Welf. Mrs. Tita Lopez EVENTS 135 DRAMA FESTIVAL This year saw the revival of the Drama Festival here at Noll. Centered around the theme of “Liberated Ladies of Litera¬ ture.” actors, singers, and dancers from Junior High to Faculty displayed their talent. Under the direction of Mr. Mal- czak. Mr. Mutzbauer, Ms. Popovich, Mrs. Forcey, Mr. Mehok, Mrs. Kelly, Mr. Pressner and students, Juanita Bush and Renalta Walters, the festival was divided into three segments. These segments were put together on April 27 and April 28 for two evening performances. The money from these performances was to go for the literary magazine. Extensions. 136 PROM 1974 The Conrad Hilton, in Chicago, hosted the 1974 Junior-Senior Prom. “Pieces of April”. In the Grand Ballroom on April 20, 1974. couples walked through mirror-lined corridors and danced under beautiful chandeliers to the music of Cracker. General chairmen. Dominic Raso and Jane Ellen Tilka crowned Prom Queen Corrine Koricich and King Philip Doherty. Mr. James Pressner was the sponsor for this event. Too soon, a lovely and memorable night ended as couples boarded the buses for home. Dominic Raso and Jane Ellen Tilka announce the members of the 1974 Prom court, shown above. Debbie Adams enjoys dinner with her escort. Each spring the members of the band, directed by Mr. La Mantia, and the different choral groups, directed by Father Winterlin and Mr. Sherman, entertain their classmates and their parents in con¬ certs in which they demonstrate the talents they have discovered and developed through their year of music. This year a combined concert was held on Mother’s Day, Sunday. May 12; this concert was repeated the following Wednesday, before a delighted au¬ dience of the entire freshman class. This performance served as the final dress rehearsal for the highlight of the year, the concert tour to Canada. On Wednesday at noon the students piled onto the buses with their suitcases, duffel bags, trombones and tubas—and with the “care packages” provided by loving parents—and rolled away on the tour for which they had dreamed, planned, prac¬ ticed—and to finance which they had sold boxes and boxes and boxes of candy. SPRING CONCERTS 140 SENIOR WEEK-1974 They had started the countdown right after Christmas vacation; they had crossed off all the days of all the months with big red X ' s. They still had three chapters in sociology to read, and one hundred forty pages of 1984 . . . Then suddenly it was May 22. It was THE LAST DAY. There was the last lunch at the special table in the cafeteria; the last hasty scrawling of the last words on the last paper: the last cramming for the last exam in THE LAST CLASS . . . Then they erupted out of the doors, into the parking lot. They ex¬ ploded a few firecrackers, raced a few engines, and roared off . . . only to return, just a few hours later, for the Senior Dance, to the music of the All-Star Frogs. Seniors receive copies of Senior Issue of JourNoll. Bishop Grutka leaves Holy Angels Cathedral, fol¬ lowed by Father Vrabely. The sun was shining, after days, weeks of rain, as the seniors in bright blue caps and gowns gathered on the steps before Holy Angels Cathedral. As they entered the church, the concert choir, under the direc ¬ tion of Father Winterlin, sang the Bach Chorale, “Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee.” Then the priests who had taught them in the classroom moved to the altar, to concelebrate the Mass with Bishop Grutka, as the choir sang “Prepare ye the Way of the Lord,” from Godspell , accom¬ panied by the brass sextet from the sym¬ phonic band. After the recessional, “Man and His World,” from the Canadian Expo ’67, the seniors found members of the JourNoll staff waiting to distribute copies of the Se¬ nior Issue, with the class will and proph¬ ecies, the class memories. It was BACCALAUREATE The priests who concelebrated the Baccalaureate Mass: Father Vrabely. Father Mosko. Father Mens. Father Moszur, Father Ruggaber. Father Halo. Father Manzak. Father Srode. -1974 GRADUATION-1974 “And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing.” With these words from Kahlil Gibran, Salutatorian Adrianne So- bilo welcomed parents and grandparents, faculty and friends to the Fifty-first Commencement, on May 27, and expressed the gratitude of the Class of 1974 to all those who had made the day possible. Valedictorian Mary Louise Bilek stated her belief that the gradu¬ ates were not really leaving Bishop Noll, since all were taking a part of Bishop Noll with them. Then Bishop Grutka spoke to his flock, exhorting them to continue the search to know the depths in themselves, the heights in them¬ selves, and the search to know how to change the world. Lower right: Junior Joseph Hughes, who received diploma with Class of 1974. Mr. Douglas Parker, Senior Class Spon¬ sor, read off the names, and one by one the three hundred forty-nine graduates marched to the stage to receive their diplomas. Then Father Vrabely called one more graduate to the stage: Junior Joseph Hughes, ranked Number One in the Class of 1975 throughout his three years at Bishop Noll, had accumulated enough credits to graduate with the Class of 1974. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR HONORS MARY LOUISE BILEK Valedictorian ADRIANNE SOBILO Salutatorian PATRICIA HALCARZ N.H.S. Scholarship Nominee JOHN KENWARD N.H.S. Scholarship Nominee KATHLEEN MAVITY, Finalist National Merit Scholarship RICHARD MURPHY, Finalist National Merit Scholarship MICHELE HICKS D.A.R. Good Citizenship MARY ANN HRABRICH Betty Crocker Homemaker 131 Mel Abascal Maiy Aburto Theresa Acevez Debra Adams Nancy Alvarez Thomas Ancich Kevin Arbuckle Theresa Arredondo Joseph Bajo ML Maty Elizabeth Barbar Gary Bober Irene Breski Mark Brezgis Charlene Brooks Patricia Broviak GRADUATES 155 Carlos Campos Louis Campos Kathleen Cantu Darlene Cap Doris Carey Kathy Coley Anthony Collins Antoinette Collins Elizabeth Dado GRADUATES 157 Walter Drazbo Joanna Drosos Richard Dull Michael Farkas Frank Figueroa Anita Fischer Shirley Flesher GRADUATES 159 Phyllis Galindo Gregory Garcia Mary Gadzala Michael Garcia James Gardner Jesse Gomez Elizabeth Gonzalez GRADUATES 161 Sally Grcevich Margaret Greaney Mary Ellen Grenchik Betty Lou Glisten 162 Jeannie Hajducko Mark Hajduch Patricia Halcarz Thomas Hauter Jeannie Hartnett Michael Halton Marjlynne Hennes John Herman Rosalie Herrera Michele Hicks GRADUATES 163 Suzan Higgins George Hillier Mary Louise Hupke Margo Hurt Barbara Hodgson Mary Ann Hrabrich Joseph Ihnat Lillian Ilickovich Alice Jackovich Darrell Johnson Linda Jenkins Richard Jams GRADUATES 165 James Kasarda Connie Keilman Timothy Kennedy 166 GRADUATES 169 Maria Martinez Cynthia Mihalik Kathleen Mavity GRADUATES 171 Anita Motkowicz Kathleen Mullally Denice Mullaney Maria Munoz GRADUATES 173 Terre Pettis Theresa Pietrzak Raymond Polak Jeanette Polance GRADUATES 175 m: Frank Ratkay Mary Beth Reardon Leavy Reese Mark Riccardi John Rudolph Mary Ann Rybicki Janet Ryfa Rosa Linda Salazar GRADUATES 177 Patricia Sem ber Raymond Servin Rosemarie Sifel James Skafish GRADUATES 179 Thomas Sulliv Cynthia Swatts Mary Ann Szafranski Mary Alice Tijerina Kenneth Velligan Dennis Tracy Kenneth Vega GRADUATES II Alexander Williams James Williams Rebecca Wilson Ray Wojciechowski Michaelene Wolan Barbara Yokovich Mark Zielinski GRADUATES 183 CLASS OF 1975 Rudolph Adamczyk John Adams Elena Aguilera David Aguilera g Marie Ambre Victor Ancich Rosiland Anderson Victoria Angyus Judy Ardelean Miguel Arredondo Jose Arroyo Mary Arroyo Christine Avitia Thomas Bacevich Richard Baeza Dominic Bailey James Bailey Cecile Bell Nancy Bennett Vincent Biddings Janet Bieniak Robert Blankenstein Michaeline Bogovich Eileen Boyle Michael Boyle Bruce Brainard Carol Bresnahan Henry Bronisz Vernon Brown William Brown Cecelia Brtko Sophie Brzek Mary Bugajski Juanita Bush Kevin Bush Mary Ann Butler Steven Buzinski Christina Camarena Terence Campbell Christopher Campos Thomas Carroll Stephen Cerven Alice Chess Danny Christiana Christopher Cichon AH ' fi n Cynthia Ciucki Vicky Cochran Marcia Coffman Clotill Coley Nick Corey Lee Ann Crist David Croom Sandra Crump Rene Cuellar Michael Davids James Deasy Barbara Dettmer Allen Doyle John Dragus Steve Dmdak Bonnie Drum right Carol Dubeck Charlotte Dunn Rebecca Du war Joseph Dybel Joanne Dywan Mark Eggleston Donald Ellingsen Renee Emrick Ted Evancic Sharman Evans Scott Felgenhauer Carmen Feliciano Laura Field Janice Fielding Michael Fielding James Fife Vincent Flannery David Flood Thomas Floyd Patricia Fox Charlotte Franyi Mary Jo Frohnapple Deborah Garbacik Gilbert Garcia Paul Gargula George Gaza Charlotte Gibson Guillermo Gil Paulette Giorgio Timothy Gish Margaret Golan Mary Golumbeck Dianne Gonzalez Romualdo Gonzalez Jerome Grdina Tracey Grenzer Mary Gresko Michael Grynecki Joseph Guerrero Lilea Guerrero Richard Gulasy Anthony Gunia Paul Habzansky Junior Class Officers: Judy Mrvan, Treasurer; John LaMere, Vice-President; Judy Ardelean, Secretary. Mary Hanley Susan Harangody Clarence Harmon James Haugh JUNIORS Albert Hauter Renee Hayes Robert Hebda Paul Helfen Cynthia Hepp Juanita Hernandez Franklin Hicks Q 9 9 Jean Higgins James Hillier Barbara Hohenbetger Judith Holicky Marcia Hopkins Winona Horde Roxanne Homyak Carol Hudoba Deborah Hudspeth Darryl Hughes Joseph Hughes Michael Hunter John Hutchens Stephen Ihnat David Jackowski Eric Jackson James Jalk Veronica Jones Dan Jordan Louis Josvai Mikel Justak Carol Kaleta Georgia Karr Wally Kasprzycki Anne Kaszak Patricia Keilman James Kennedy Zbigniew Kepa Booker King Charles Kish Michele Kish Kimberly Klobuchar Lynn Klocek John Knazur Michael Knight Sharon Kolbert Michael Kolisz Jon Kallada James Kolodziej Michael Kometz Paul Kosenka Robert Kotunski a s. n L 9 (19 9 f ■? n2 Geoffrey Kozlowski Thomas Kubacki Jerome Kula Miehaelene Kutesa Karen Kulik Steven Kull Terry Kurasz Veronica Kuss Joseph Kuter Joan Ladowicz Dorothy LaMere John LaMere Linda Lang Michael Lannon James Lebryk Cynthia Lerma James Lerma Richard Lopez Steve Lopez Walter Lopez Guillermina Lozano Ronald Lubas Shelly Lukish Kathleen Macak Eve Machuca Pamela Mack Maria Magallanez Andy Magana Thomas Maluga Neil Mantel Marlene Mantich Karen Marquardt Loretta Martinez Anna Masch Jane Masley Kevin Matovina Michael Matus Elizabeth Matuszak Debbie McArdle Thomas McDonald Mark McKern in William McLaughlin Leonette Mecha Theresa Melendez Judy Menzl Christine Mis Steve Mitchell Susan Mlynarski Cynthia Mojzik Brian Mold Mark Moldrawski Ann Molenda Alice Montgomery Joseph Moore Armando Mora Patrick Moran Sylvia Morquecho Mary Ellen Mosley Judith Mrvan Mark Muha Kristin Mulholland Mark Mullaney Terrence Murphy Linda Mysliwv Judy Nalewski Peter Nau Dawn Nelson Dorothy Nelson Cynthia Nemeth Kathleen Norgaard Mary Louise Novak Michael Novak Edward Nowak Nancy Nowlan Michelle Obremski William O ' Brien Kathleen O ' Connor Juan Ojeda Anna Oliva Thomas Oliverio John Onesko Michael Parker Rupert Paul Donna Petrunich Michael Petrunich Philip Phillipov Thomas Philpott John Piatti Ted Pietrzak Lois Plisky Paul Poberyko Nancy Poplas Robert Porras Michael Purcell Cordell Purnell Thomas Quinn Maribel Queyquep Patricia Rabatin Adolph Ramirez Diana Ramos Maria Ramos James Randall Dominic Raso Lilia Razo Paul Reedus M. Gilbert Rodriguez Terrance Rucinski Kevin Rueth Mary Rueth Kenneth Rukovina Frank Russell Randall Ryder Joseph Rzephicki Ronald Saenz Branko Sajn Henry Salinas Marie Salinas Peter Sanchez Harvey Sanders Virginia Sasse Michael Savageau Stephen Schneider William Schooler Patricia Schwoeglor Jean Seifert Thomas Slaboski John Slamkowski Michael Slattery Anita Smith Danette Smith Margaret Smith Samuel Smith Stanley Smith William Smith Robert Smitley Faye Snead Stacey Sobilo Nancy Sobkowicz Donna Stachon Daniel Starcevich Susan Stasiewicz Joseph Sterling Robert Stiscak Ron Straka Marion Stratten William Sullivan Cynthia Sutko Christopher Svoboda Timothy Szany Thomas Szczepanski David Szyp Kathleen Talenco Benard Taylor Judith Taylor Edward Thompson Sam Thompson Sylvia Tijerina Jane Ellen Tilka Andrew Tokarz John Tokarz David Tolin Enid Torres Brian Trela Argelia Trevino Lisa Trgovich Ronald Tucker Charles Tuskan John Ulaskas Magdalene Ullrich Debra Urban Mary Urban Kathy Ustanik John Valdez Veronica Vega Herlinda Vela Albert Verbish Lila Villarruel Mark Volkmann Kerry Vrabel Albert Wadas Marsha Walerowicz David Walker Renalta Wallace Larry Washington Robert Wasiuta Marthalyn Wayn Harold Weatherford Linda Webster Susan Wedryk Darrell Wesson Michael Williams Eugene Windbush Kathy Wood Marlene Worosz Kathy Wozniak Lawrence Writt Alexander Zakarias Ann Marie Zappia Margaret Zartorski Susan Zielinski Karen Zingo Susanne Zolmer David Zuffa JUNIORS 9 £ s a CLASS OF 1976 A AAA ©in nn § © e s A Bryan Abascal Sharon Adams Monica Aguilera James Aniol Randall Armenia Joyce Aultman Patricia Bachleitner Connie Baeza Annette Baker John Ballard Briigitte Baran Paul Barnes Maria Barocio Theresa Barocio Clifford Bartz Philip Bauer Nancy Bazan Janet Belansky Yolanda Berrones Vincent Berta Warren Biederstadl Ronald Bilek Sandra Binder Edward Bittner Michele Bittner Sirrilla Blackmon Natalia Blanco Uldarico Blando Timothy Block Nancy Bolsega Barbara Boney Alonzo Boose Jeffery Boswell David Brainard Heidi Brandush Patricia Brink Ricardo Briones Debra Brown Willian Brown Carolyn Brtko Cynthia Buell Roberta Burkhartsmeir Jonie Bush Juanita Bush Raymond Buzinski Sophomore Class Officers: Diane Kresich. Treasurer: Sandy Bender. Secretary: Karen Talenco. Vice-President. SOPHOMORES Janice Campagna Jimmy Campagna Thaddeus Cap John Carey Sandra Carlson Laurene Carlsson Catherine Carrizales Ruben Castillo Elizabeth Castle Greg Cataldi Thomas Cera Denise Cheranko Timothy Cichon Nora Cirrincione Jose Cisneros Jacqueline Clayton Rosalind Clayton Brian Clifford Mark Cloghessy Michael Cloghessy Kevin Coddington Harold Comanse Mark Corey Irene Cortez Louis Coulis Robert Craft Timothy Craig Rick Cristofaro Rose Cruz Mary Cvitkovich Edward Czapla Barbara Cziperle Lisa Daciow a . W fl 1 Ronald Dubis Mary Dywan M.J. Dzialakiewicz Lila Eaton Charlton Edwards Sheila Eggleston Stephan Em rick Margaret Escamilla Joseph Farkas Reginald Farmer Adele Ferrini Joellen Fiegle Loretta Filas David Fischer ft 9 9 S 9 fk£L9 9 ® © a. n fio f! ClClflftCi ? fi Ci fk A Melvin Flack Anthony Flores Hector Flores Leslie Flores Kevin Florey Kim Floyd David Follis Timothy Fore Kevin Forrest Kathryn Fox Alan Frechette Mark Fronczak Kim Galvan Debra Garcia Monica Gargula Javier Garibay Luz Gamica Cynthia Geisen Alex Gerassimides David Gerdes Janet Germek Laura Germek Marie Germick Michael Giannini Lori Gillis Theresa Gilroy Timothy Gobek Edward Godlewski Kathleen Golden Polly Gombus Maria Gonzalez Patricia Gonzalez Rosa Gonzalez Michele Gora Kathleen Gorka Patrick Gorman Cynthia Goshay Lizabeth Govarchin James Grabovac Patricia Gratkowski Nancv Greski Mary Groff Rene Gutierrez Timothy Halton Carol Harangody David Hebda Leticia Heredia John Hildebranski Kathleen Hill Mary Hogan Leia ' Homeo Robert Hoover Debra Hughes John Hughes Glen Humbert Catherine Hutchens Wendy Hybiak Maria Ihnat Cynthia Jackovich Barbara Jackowski Lori Jackson Carmen Jalocha Steven Joens Edith Jonkier Jim Joppek Sylvia Juarez Rickv Kamradt Constance karabatsos Steven Karwoski Michael Kavanagh Kara Kavanaugh Laura Kcnward Damitra King James King Vincent Kirrin Carol Knight James Kocal Joseph Koczwara Daniel Kokot Chris Kolavo James Kolbus Michael Kolodziej Rudolph Komacsar Karen Komara Donna Korem Jim Kovacik Thomas Kowal Michele Koualik SOPHOMORES © 9 Q Qi M 9. © ■ __j fi Dianne Kresich Frances Kresich Jack Kugler Melisa Lalich Cheryl Lannon Jan Lawshe Carolyn Lebron Daniel Lecea Rosalyn Lee Kathy Leighty Sylvia Lerma Elizabeth Lescak Mark Lewers Bertha Lipka Blanca Lopez QH A © 5 £. 6 © }£ $ } f fl Jacqueline Lopez Annette Lukich Leo Lopez Juanita Luna Barbara Macek Edward Mackowicz Nancy Magdaz Joan Majcherek Edward Mamrila Marlon Marek Carlos Martinez Cynthia Martinez Debra Martinez Ricardo Martinez Linda Matovina Laura Matthews Judith Mazerik Margaret McGlothin Timothy McLaughlin Stephen McMath Frank Medina Rita Menke Patricia Michielsen Sarah Mier Valerie Mis Barbara Mischler Greg Misiukiewicz Germaine Modrowski Irene Montemayor Jorge Montemayor Andrea Moore Therese Morton Charles Mosley Stephen Motkowicz Daniel Mroz Luke Mucha Guillermin a Munoz Paul Muryasz Connie Nadolski Svlvia Napules Judith Naumofl ' Clarence Nichols Randal Nowosinski Lynda Oakley Kevin Obremski John O’Connor Susan O ' Donnell Patricia Oleksy Deborah Olguin Martha Olivares Mark Olsen Kevin O’Neill Kathleen Opat Dana Orlich Mark Papineau Deborah Pappas Janet Pastrick Rodney Pasyk Thomas Payer Michael Payne Barbara Penkala Frank Perez Yolanda Perez Catherine Petrunich Gail Pettis David Pisowicz Clarice Pogorzelski Claudia Pogorzelski Bernadette Porsche Jane Pospvchala Kevin Powell Ronald Powell Yolanda Prejmak Kasandra Preston Margaret Prieto Patrice Pruznak James Purcell Gerald Quinn Kathleen Quinn Patrick Quinn Ann Radde Michael Radulovich Jean Ramker Rosalvn Richardson Robin Rizzardo Sheryse Roberts Elias Rodriguez Rita Rodriguez James Rogan Wendell Rogers Gary Rutkowski Carol Rybicki Stephen Rydlewski Man Rzepka Carmen Salazar Maria Sal i nas Maria Salinas Nanci Salmon Barbara Sanders Anita Sarnecki Mary Ellen Scherer James Schulien Judith Scpiol Moses Servin Daniel Simko Mary Kay Simmons SOPHOMORES GW ra 9 s. Q ft 0 jGl Rolland Simpson Edward Sindicich Mitchell Skiba David Skibinski Greta Smith Patricia Smith Steven Smith Kathleen Smithers Jeanne Smolar John Smolar Lee Smolen Laura Smoot Edward Sotelo Sharon Sowa Anthony Spears Lois Sporinsky Thomas Stack Joyce Stavitzke Mary Stodola Mary Streveler Pamela Sutko Marilyn Suty Susan Swatts Timothy Szumlas Gerald Szvmoniak Karen Tal ' enco Gertrude Timkovich Charlene Timmons Karl Torhan Michael Traczvk Marie Trepagnier Paul Trevino Gregory Turner Kimberly Unger Donna Vega Peter Vega Gary Vergara Isaac Villalpando Dorothy Vitalone Maty Kay Vivirito Gwynne Vondrak Roddy Vukich Paul Wadas Toni Wesson Diane Whigham Brian Whiteside Thomas Wieser Suzanne Wilczynski Jacquelyn Willett Beverly Willis Kathleen Wojcik Ruthann Wolak Ricarda Wood Robert Yurkus Steven Zakarias Stephen Zalewski Lisa Zappia CLASS OF 1977 Carlos Aburto April Adams Timothy Adams Irma Aguilera Mars ' Almason Norma Alsup Nirez Alvarado Lorraine Alvarez Norma Amador Bertiste Anderson Joseph Angyus David Aniol George Ardelean Mark Arredondo Angel Arroyo Helen Arzola Debra Askew Mary Aultman Kathryn Ayala Paula Babincsak Michael Bacevich David Baggett Ronald Banjak James Bajo Peter Bakas Joanne Baran Susan Barnes Henry Barocio Nancy Bartz Gloria Becerra Michael Bergin 9 0 A A c © e f n $ fi © f § 9 § 9 J L a $ 0 t A § A © jp fL AH § $ A f $ A 9 f 9 9 Samuel Biedron John Binder Pamela Bishop Mary Blaney William Blascovich Mark Bobak James Bolanowski Charles Boney Cynthia Bonilla Thomas Boyle Steven Bramer Alison Breslauer John Bresnahan Martha Briones Richard Brown Mark Bruzan Lois Burczak Joseph Burke Andrew Buzinski Teresa Byczko Arnell Cain Darryl Cain Marykay Campbell Estela Campos Carlos Candelaria Jerome Cap Leo Cap Marleece Carr Michael Carter Nicolas Castro Mary Cataldi Patricia Cataldi Tom Cervantes Wendell Childs William Chute Gregory Cichoracki Mark Coleman Dorothelia Coley Daniel Comer Michael Comsa Kathryn Condry Jose Corona Freshmen Class Officers: Mary Kenda. Secretary: Mike Mantich. Treasurer: Ken Kristi. Vice-President. Rudolfo Cortez Nicholas Crncic Joseph Czajkowski Carmen Czerwinski Joannie Dado Gary De France Henry Debski Timothy Dedinsky Daniel Derdula Kevin Devine William Diacek Cheryl Donaldson Jeffery Doyle Steven Drexler Barbara Dubeck Deborah Dubeck Susan Dujmovic Dennis Dull Joseph Dziadowicz f jD B fill Martha Aspinoza Mary Fabian Raymond Fattore Lillian Fernandez Martha Ficko George Fiegle Sylvia Fields Thomas Fischer James Fitzsimons Diane Flores Edwin Flores Guillermo Flores Karen Foster Ronald Gabel Matthew Galindo Alex Garcia Linda Garcia Myriam Garcia Carlos Garibay M e 0 e f e ft § © 9 $ © $ £i Q • 9 fi? C £ � a At $ H § Q Gregory Gawlik Mike Gerbas Wanda Gibson John Gill Deborah Gillis Beth Glowacki Ralph Godinez Robin Golden Frank Gonda Bertha Gonzalez David Gonzalez Elizabeth Grandys John Grdina John Grelak Ruta Gudauskas Edmund Guerrero Eusevio Guevara Anna Guinn Delia Haager John Haburay Tarvin Hamler Vincent Harris Shawn Haugh Robert Hauler Daniel Hawkins Della Hicks Madeline Hill Mary Hlavaty Lynne Hogan Tom Hong Iona Horde David Hric Mary Hughes Lawrence Hunt Brenda Irving Gary Iwaniec Kim Jackson Monica Jackson Tosca Jackson William Janowski Leo Jimenez Ronald Jobe Angela Johnson Carl Johnson Susan Kakol John Kalemba Christopher Kalies Lorraine Kalina Geralynn Kammer Andrea Kapera Joseph Karpierz Patricia Kavanaugh Man Kenda Dennis Kennedy Christopher Kepa Lisa Kerekes Dorothy Kerst Joyce Kerst Christopher Klocek Michael Klopf Mary Klusas Kevin Knight Mary Koharko Ralph Kokot Linda Kolarczyk Mark Koller Michael Kolodziej Susan Komacsar Laurie Kometz Susanne Korczak Stacie Kosak Tom Kosenka Linda Kotarski Tim Kowalke Kathleen Kraus Linda Kras Therese Kreczmer Mark Kress Kenneth Kristi Robert Krucek Mark Kugar Jerry Kulik Kevin Kurnik Ronald Kuykendall Nancy LaMere Paula Lampkin Edward Larkin Julie Lasics Grace Laskowiecki Craig Leavy Julie Lech Monica Lenz Anna Leonard Andrew Lerma Felix Lewis Magdalene Lipka Chuck Lira Terry Lissy Janice Lubas FRESHMEN ©f £ © © f Cl f © © ©© L) © J? © f n H A t© f A0t e j8l Enrique Luna Linda Macak Robert Mackenzie Susan Magana Cheryl Magurany Wendy Malatestinic William Malatestinic Rita Maleski Philip Mancera Michael Mantich Gerald Marciniak Joseph Maricich Leo Marshall Ann Marszowski Diana Martinez Linda Matlock Joseph Matusik Jane Matz Kurt Matz Sherry Mayfield Ellen McCall Kent McCay Patrick McCloskey Thomas McDonagh Daniel McKemin Eugene Medina Patricia Medina Geraldine Medrano John Medwetz Steven Medwetz Nicholas Menatos Gregory Meyers James Michalski Janet Michielsen Karen Mold Michael Molle Maren Monastyrski Joseph Montgomery Sylvia Mora Rachel Morales David Motkowski Paul Mullaney Bart Mulle Marianne Mulvihill Sylvia Munoz Patricia Murphy Tina Nalewski Joseph Nauracy Sandra Navarro Laura Nejman Michael Niemiec Timothy Nocek Paul Novak Thomas Novak Patricia Nowlan Sara Obermiller Joanne O ' Connor Anthony O ' Connor Arthmus Odie Charles O ' Kellv Mary Ellyn O ' Neill Susan O ' Neill Michael Opat Laura Opinker Connie Ortega Thomas Ortega Susan Pachura Edward Paganelli Mary Pallo Laurel Paluchowski Gary Pancek John Pansevicius Curt Paquette Drew Pastrick Carolyn Patena Debra Patton Eric Paul Nadine Pavich Ronald Pedersen Deborah Peppers Sonia Perez Damien Perry Cheryl Pers James Peters Patrick Petrunich John Piech Jeanine Pitts James Porras James Powers Phillip Prieto Rosanne Prieto Stevie Prowell Eric Prusiecki FRESHMEN ft A f f. 0 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft f Aftl? ft k. 9 IT 9 9 a A 9 ft § $ • r $ £ § © £ £ ? £ fS .Q 0 0 f A • f fltf l a £ $ © © £i £ Mark Purcell Jean Marie Randall Duane Rayford David Richardson Betty Rivera Donna Robinson Helen Robledo Joseph Rodriguez Rigoberto Rodriguez John Ronciak Adeline Rosado Mary Rosales Linda Rosas John Rubacha Thadeus Rucinski Cynthia Ruiz Ralph Rushing Bruce Sabalaskey James Sajdyk Mary Salazar Mike Salazar Mariana Salinas Robert Salinas Joan Salzman Coela Sanders Mary Jo Savin Michele Sawyer Karen Schneider Debra Segneri Alice Seifert Anthony Sewell Timothy Shockley Derorah Shoulders Ronald Shreve Rene Sidor Lawrence Simmons Michael Slamkowski Darryl Smith Wallace Smith Michael Smithers Michael Smitley Lisa Smolas Cheryl Smulski Karen Smutniak S teve Sokit Anthony Soltis Richard Sosnowski Frank Soto Kathy Spears Ellen Stack Janine Starvkowicz John Staseli Hector Stein Gordon Stewart Raymond Stiglich David Stiscak Mary Stockus Nancy Stolarz Lynn Strapp Raymond Stromek Richard Suchanuk Kevin Sullivan Peter Surd Steven Surdell Tim Surufka Patricia Svitko Bridget Swibes Donald Swibes Helen Szcepanski Cathy Szymanski Mary Talenco Diana Tanaskovic Sylvia Tapia Lynn Terpin Robin Thompson Valerie Thompson Jean Timko Raydonya Todd Frederick Tomasek Laura Tomasula Donna Tomich Lenore TonchefF Ana Torres Gerardo Torres Jesse Torres Nilsa Torres Olga Torres Patrick Tracy FRESHMEN A A © £ A A 9 f A A A Denise Traczyk Joseph Tragesser Karin Travis Bruce Trela Robert Trepagnier John Trojnar Thomas Troupe Carole Tucak Daniel Tucker Tamara Turner Raquel Valle Kenwyn Varro Joe Vasquez Mary Verbish H w $ ft 9 9 HQ Q I f f JQ ® ft W A Anne Villalpando Cindy Villarreal Jose Villarreal Eugenia Villarruel Walter Wallace Edward Washington Miriam Washington Sandra Watson Dennis Wayne Terri Weaver Deborah Wells Helayne Wesson Thomas White Wilma White Jeffrey Wild Donna Williams Freya Williams Tony Williams Mark Wisotsky Suzanne Woermbke Jane Wohler Helen Wong Suzanne Woodward Wendell Wyatt Eugene Zaborski Kenneth Zagrocki Pauline Ziller Della Zimmerman Johntcrry Zmuda Sandy Anguiano Carlos Aragon EIGHTH GRADE Cynthia Baiz Xavier Becerra Kathy Blake Susan Boilek Judy Boyd Carolyn Bucksot Eugene Bukowski Emmett Burleson Marcia Burns Natalie Carrizales Darlene Castro M 9 $ Jh ft @6 « f 9 t A A! Ralph Gutierrez Kathleen Halton Wayne Hill Marilyn Janeceko Tyrone Johnson Mary Ellen Kennedy David Klen Mona Lampkin Terry Larkin Dana Long Jack Lopez Andrea Marcus Andrew McDonaugh Albert Medina Cheryl Meyers William Mitchell John Nauracy Robert Nauracy Stacey Nickson Joseph Novak Bill Palermo Willis Parker Denise Pollack Patricia Progar Della Randall Veritian Riddle Stella Robles Denise Sanders Richard Schreiber Andrea Scott Kelly Shaw Frank Stodola Raymond Therasse Ricky Torres Thomas Ullrich William Weeks Enid Wells Walter Whitaker Wilbur White James Whitfield Cynthia Willis Bernice Zorka Tim Alexander Roy Amrai Lola Bailey Annette Brenk James Brokemond Kim Burosh Mark Chavis Cynthia Cherogan LTanya Cherry Maria Coffman Teddy Coulis Montel Dabney Ruth Edwards Daniel Farley Chris Frechette Monica Garcia Tim Glowacki Martha Gonzales Daniel Graziano Laura Grdina Angela Griffin Bryan Habell Arthur Hernandez SEVENTH GRADE ft© i ft ft ft $ ft ? Laura Jakush Eric Johnson Jessica Johnson Paula Johnson Leo Lech Gale Leonard Dinora Lira Daverick Marcus © ft ft ft f lit If 9 A1 Of I t f in f ♦ fit l© A f Norbert McKenny Cynthia Moris Donald Mulligan Denise Nauracy Robert Nelson Sherman Newell Allegra Pendleton Therese Plesner Cirilo Rangel Richard Rataczak Damen Robinson Christine Roledo Donna Ronciak Anthony Ross Louis Ruiz Marlon Scott Tim Simko Diane Smith Maria Smith Ronald Straka Paul Taliefero Catherine Therasse Mark Tribble Terrence Turner Marybeth Vrane Sidney Walker Earl Whitaker Damita Williams Arthur Wilson Robert Wilson Stephanie Wilson Polly Anna Zywiec SENIORS Abascal, Mel 152, 155 Aburto, Mary 152 Acevez, Theresa 152 Adams. Debra 152, 138 Alvarez, Nancy 152 Ancich. Thomas 102, 112, 152 Arbuckle, Kevin 152 Arredondo, Theresa 23, 152 Bac, Joseph 23, 152 Bajo. Joseph 152. 160, 170 Baker, Donna 46, 152, 153 Banka. John 153 Banks, Vanessa 153 Barbar, Mary Elizabeth 130, 153 Baron, Raymond 84, 104, 112, 153 Barriga, William 153 Bauer, Mary 153 Becerra, Jesse 92, 153 Beda, Peter 153 Beiriger, Philip 154 Belansky, James 154, 155 Belko, Marc 154 Benard. Sabrina 154 Berry, Darien 48, 154 Bilek, Mary L. 154, 155 Bittner. Mark 154 Bloch, Ted 154 Bober, Gary 153, 154 Bogusz, James 98, 99, 155 Bolsega, Adele 7, 155, 169 Bonaventura, Judith 155 Boose, Shirley 155 Bostonich, Traci 155 Boyd, Enola 155 Breski, Irene 5, 154, 155 Brezgis, Mark 155 Brooks, Charlene 155 Broviak, Patricia 155 Brown, Kathleen 156 Brown, Leroy 156 Bukowski, Eleanore 156 Buldak, Mark 1, 156 Burczak, James 156 Buzinski, Annette 132, 156, 157 Calacci, Carol 156 Campagna, Edward 156 Campos, Carlos 156 Campos, Louis 156 Cantu, Kathleen 156 Cap, Darlene 83, 156 Carey, Doris 157 Carrizales, Victoria 157 Castro, Mercedes 157 Ciucki, Richard 157 Coffman, Michael 157 Cohorst, Kevin 37, 105, 137, 157 Coley, Kathy 136, 157 Collins, Anthony 157 Collins, Antoinette 152, 157 Corey, Nancy 49, 157 Crist, George 157 Curiel, Edward Dado, Elizabeth 157 Dandurand, Gary 158 Daniels, Baverly 158 Dankovis, Michael 63, 158 DeMayo, Paul 158 Diaz, Felix 158 Doherty, Philip 46, 84, 105, 112 Dolinski, Harry 98, 100, 112, 158 Dominik, Susan 133, 158 Drazbo, Walter 158 Drosos, Joanna 44, 158 Dull, Richard 158 Dvorshak, Dennis 159 Echterling, Kathryn 65, 159 Eidenas, Gina 159 Evancic, Kenneth 159 Evans, Thomas 159 Fairbaim, Maty 159 Farkas, Michael 159 Figueroa, Frank 159 Fischer, Anita 125, 139, 159, 160 Flescher, Shirley 83, 159 Flores, Benito 160 Flores, Rosalinda 160 Frechette, Linda 160 Fronczak, Susanne 1, 160 Gadomski, Roberta 83, 89, 160 Gadzala. Mary Ann 160 Galindo, Phyllis 160 Garcia, Gilbert Garcia, Gregory 160 Garcia, Michael 84, 160, 161 Gardner, James 160 Gargula, Mark 98, 161 Gamica, Maria 161 Garza, Deborah 161 Gerbas, Laura 57, 160, 161 Gilboe, Janet 1, 161 Gilroy, Margaret 161 Ginther, Patricia 161 Golden, Mary 161 Gomez, Jesse 92, 161 Gonzalez, Elizabeth 46, 161 Gonzalez, Kenneth 162 Goodrich, Michael 162 Grcevich, Sally 162 Greaney, Margaret 1, 162 Greer, Jackie 162 Grenchik, Mary Ellen 9, 83, 162 Grenko, Dianne 162 Gristen, Betty 162 Grutsch, Claudia 162 Gutierrez, Raymond 162 Hajduch, Mark 7, 95, 130, 163 Hajducko, Jeannie 163 Halcarz, Patricia 70, 133, 150 Halton, Michael 84, 163 Hartnett, Jeannie 83, 125, 130 Hauter, Thomas 98, 160, 162 Hennes, Marilynne 30, 163 Herman, John 46, 163 Herrera, Rosalie 163 Hicks, Michele 1, 151, 132, 163 Higgins, Suzanne 164 Hillier, George 164 Hodgson, Barbara 53, 164 Hoffman, Marian 164 Hoover, Robin 164 Hrabrich, Mary Ann 40, 62, 164 Humbert, David 1, 164 Hunt, Daniel 160, 164 Hupke, Mary 164 Hurt, Margo 164 Ihnat, Joseph 164 Ilickovich, Lillian 165, 149, 62 Imes, Judy 88, 125, 165 Ispas, Thomas 84, 7, 106, 112 Jackovich, Alice 165, 62 Jancosek, John 32, 95 Janicki, Mark 95, 165 Jaros, Richard 165 Jenkins, Linda 165 Johnson, Darrell 165 Johnson, Douglas 131, 165 Jones, Portia 165 Kaczka, Mary 155, 165 Kalafatic, Marie 166 Kaminsky, Annette 166 Kammer, Raymond 166, 178 Kapalka, Linda 166 Kasarda, James 83, 84, 98, 100 Keenan, James 166 Keilman, Connie 166 Kennedy, Timothy 98, 112, 166 Kendra, James 166 Kenward. John 153, 166 Klochan, James 167 Koharko, Gail 167, 181 Kolbert, Debbie 130, 167 Kolbus, Laura 1, 133, 167 Kolodziej, Karen 44, 62, 167 Korczak, Joel 95. 167 Koricich, Corrine 44, 125, 139 Kostecki, Charlotte 167 Kovacik, Betsy 84, 148, 167 Kronland, Brian 167 Krupinski, Diane 168 Krupinski, Donna 19, 168 Kubacki, Gene 168 Kugar, Kathleen 7, 168 Kukuch, Joseph 153, 168 Kulczyk, Joellen 168 Kuric, Steven 168 Kwasny, Michael 168 Labroi, Pauline 168 Lang, Steven 168 LaMere, Mary Therese 98, 101 LaPinska, Kathryn 169 Laskowski, Josephine 169 Lauer, Patricia 7, 40, 169 Lee, Patricia 169 Lenz, Anita 169 Leon, Antonia Leonard, John 1, 169 Lewers, Michael 169 Lewicki, Theresa 169 Lietzan, Donna 169 Lipner, Shirley 134, 169 Liszewski, Paul 169 Lopez, Henry 170 Ludwa, William 170 Luniewski, Raymond 170 Magallanez, Robert 170 Maluga, Angela 170 Marciniak, Michael 160, 170 Marthakis, Cynthia 170 Martinez, Armando 170 Martinez, Hector 170 Martinez, Maria 170 Mastey, Joan 171 Matusek, Martin 171 Matusik, Patricia 88, 171 Mavity, Kathleen 1, 151, 171 Mazar, Ronald 84, 95, 105, 171 Mazurkiewicz, Deborah 83, 100 McShane, Laurie 9, 83, 171 Medina, Teresa 171 Micheletto, Gena 171 Mihalik, Cynthia 133, 171 Milkowski, Christine 171 Milobar, Joanne 171 Miller, Mark 171 Miramontes, John 172 Misiukiewicz, Michael 172 Mitchell, Elaine 172 Molina, Carlos 84, 92, 172 Moore, Mary 172 Morquecho, Enrique 172 Morris, Ernest 172 Moss, Sheila 172 Motkowicz, Anita 172 Mullally, Kathleen 9, 172, 180 Mullaney, Denice 172 Munoz, Maria Murawski, JoAnna 70, 78, 62, 83 Murphy, Richard 173 Murzyn, James 173 Mysliwy, Patrick 1. 131, 173 Nemcevic, Susan 173 Newell, Timothy 173 Niksich, Michael 173 Nowak, Mark 173 Nunez, Theresa 173 O’Connor, Katyn 173 O’Connor, Mark 160, 174 O’Donnell, Patrick 1, 3, 84 Olenik, Patrick 174 O’Neill, Patrick 8, 98, 112 O’Neill, William 174 Orlich, Jeffrey 161, 174 Ortega, Ramon 174 Ostrowski, Linda 19, 174 Owczarzak, Mary 174 Paganelli, Tina 174 Pastrick, Jill 175 Pawlowski, Joan 175 Payer, Judy 63, 163, 175 Payne, Leslie 175 Pers, Nora 175 Peterson, Kathleen 175 Pettis, Terre 9, 88, 175 Pietrzak, Theresa 175 Polak, Raymond 175 Polance, Jeanette 34, 124, 172 Prochazka, David 176 Przybl, Lawrence Pullen, Mary Anne 176 Purcell, Alanna 87, 176 Quinn, Mary Anne 83, 176 Rak, Steven 176 Rakowski, Robert 176 Ramker, Gerard 160, 176 Rangel, Rebecca 176 Ratkay, Frank 160, 170, 176 Reardon, Maty Beth 88, 176, 181 Reese, Leavy 35, 176 Reyes, Joseph 161 Riccardi, Leo 176 Rizzardo, John 177 Roach, Robert 129, 130, 155 Rogalski, Richard 177 Rokicki, Barbara 177 Romanek, Claudia 83, 100, 168 Rosado, Rachel 177 Rowe, James 177 Rucks, Cheryl 131, 177 Rudolph, John 177 Rybicki, Mary Ann 177 Ryfa, Janet 88, 177 Sacco, Glorie Salazar, Rosalinda 177 Salzman, Barbara 178 Sanchez, Juan 178 Santic, William 178 Santos, Darlene 178 Sasser, Paulette 178 Scheffki, Andrea 178 Scheidt, Gary 178 Scholl, Denise 169, 178 Sember, Patricia 86, 178 Servin, Raymond 101, 178 Sifel, Rosemarie 133, 178 Simko, Randall Skafish, James 178 Skertich, Rosalie 19, 83, 155 Skiba, Katherine 1, 64, 179 Skurka, Lydia 86, 131, 179, 126 Smith, Charles 120, 129, 134 Smithers, Edwin 159, 160, 179 Smitley, Thomas 179, 70 Smulski, Donald 179 Sobilo, Adrianne 1, 83, 151, 179 Soczyk, Sandra 47, 68, 179 Sosnowski, Renee 179 Sowa, Susan 179 Sperka, Jill 179 Sredzinski, Laura 9, 83, 125 St. James, Cheryl 180 Staniszewski, Christi 180 Starks, Amelise Stasik, Gary 180 Stodola, Paul 180 Stok, Sheila 180 Straka, Susan 180 Suchanuk, Sharon 18, 9, 83, 171 Sullivan, Thomas 180 Swatts, Cynthia 89, 180 Sweeney, Timothy Szafranski, Mary Ann 180 Tijerina, Mary 180 Tilka, Terrence 181 Tiongson, Benjamin 181 Torres, Frank 181 Torres, Josephine 181 Tovsen, Laura 181 Tracy, Dennis 130, 153, 181 Trevino, Maria 181 Vega, Kenneth 160, 170, 181 Velligan, Kenneth 160, 181 Verkuilen, Joan 130, 181 Villarreal, Louis 182 Villarreal, Ronald 182 Villarruel, Mayola 182 Vince, Toby 160, 182 Vivirito, Paul 182 Wa lsh, Robert 132 Walters, Gregory 182 Washington. Tyler 176 Weaver, Cora 182 Wilczynski, Martin 182 Wilk. Amy 182 Williams. Alexander 95. 182 Williams, James 182 Wilson, Rebecca 182 Wojciechowski, Ray 182 Wolan, Michaelene 183 Wong, Catherine 183 Ybarra, Anna 183 Yokovich, Barbara 183 Zaborski, Kenneth 183 Zajakowski, Michael 183 Zappia. James 124. 148. 160, 183 Zato. Jeffery 36. 183 Zawada. Karen 83, 102. 183 Zielinski. Mark 120. 183 JUNIORS Adamczyk, Rudolf 186 Adams. John 186 Aguilera, Elena 186 Aguilera, David 186 Aldrich, Robin 186 Aleman. Brenda 186 Alexander, James 186 Alfaro, Andrea 186 Ambre. Marie 23, 186 Ancich, Victor 186 Anderson, Rosalind 186 Anderson, Steven Angyus, Victoria Ardelean. Judy 83. 156. 187 Arredondo, Miguel 186 Arroyo, Jose 186 Arroyo, Mary 186 Avitia, Christine 186 Bacevich, Thomas 186 Baeza, Richard 95, 186 Bailey. Dominic 186 Bailey, James 186 Bell, Cecile 186 Bennett. Nancy 186 Biddings. Vincent 186 Bieniak. Janet 186 Blankenstein. Robert 186 Bogovich, Michaeline 186 Boyle. Eileen 129, 133, 186 Boyle, Michael 186 Brainard, Bruce 97, 186 Bresnahan. Carol 186 Bronisz. Henry 186 Brown. Vernon 186 Brown. William A. Brown. William E. 128. 186 Brtko, Cecilia 83, 103, 186 Brzek. Sopphie 186 Bugajski. Mary 83, 100. 186 Bush. Juanita 186 Bush. Kevin 95, 186 Butler. Mary Ann 186 Buzinski, Steven 128, 186 Camarena, Christina 186 Campbell, Terence 186 Campos, Christopher 186 Carroll, Thomas 186 Cerven. Stephen 84. 98, 186 Chess. Alice 186 Christiana, Danny 186 Cichon, Christopher 186 Ciucki, Cynthia 187 Cochran, Vicky 187 Coffman, Marcia 187 Coley, Clotill 187 Corey, Nick 187 Crist, LeeAnn 83. 88. 187 Croom. David 187 Crump. Sandra 187 Cuellar. Rene 187 Davids, Michael 98. 132. 187 Deasy, James 187 Dettmer, Barbara 187 Doherty, Mary 89, 121, 187 Dorin. Tony 84, 92. 102, 112 Doyle. Allen 95. 97, 187 Dragus. John 129. 187 Dmdak. Steve 95. 187 Drumright, Bonnie 187 Dubeck, Carol 187 Dunn. Charlotte 187 Duwar. Rebecca 187 Dybel, Joseph 187 Dywan. Johanne 187 Eggleston. Mark 187 Ellingsen. Donald 187 Emrick. Renee 187 Evancic. Ted 129. 136. 187 Evans, Sharman 187 Felgenhauer, Scott 187 Feliciano, Carmen Field, Laura 187 Fielding, Janice 83. 87. 187 Fielding, Michael 187 Fife, James 187 Flannery. Vincent 187 Flood, David 128. 187 Floyd. Thomas 187 Fox. Patricia 187 Franyi, Charlotte 187 Frohnapple. MaryJo 187 Garbacik, Deborah 129, 187 Garcia, Gilbert 187 Gargula, Paul 187 Garza, Eliud Gaza. George 95. 187 Gibson, Charlotte 83, 187 Gil, Guillermo 187 Gillis, David Giorgio, Paulette 187 Gish, Timothy 187 Golan, Margaret 187 Golumbeck, Mary 187 Gonzalez, Dianne 187 Gonzalez, Romualdo 187 Grdina. Jerome 187 Grenzer, Tracey 187 Gresko, Mary 187 Grynecki, Michael 187 Guerrero. Joseph 102, 187 Guerrero, Lilia 187 Gulasy. Richard 187 Gunia, Anthony 187 Habzansky. Paul 187 Hanley. Mary 188 Harandgody, Susan 98. 101, 188 Harmon. Clarence 188 Haugh,. James 188 Hauter, Albert 188 Hayes. Renee 188 Hebda, Robert 188 Helfen, Paul 188 Henderson, Cheryl Hepp, Cynthia 188 Hernandez, Juanita 188 Hicks, Franklin 188 Higgins, Jean 188 Hillier, James 188 Hohenberger, Barbara 188 Holicky, Judith 42. 188 Hopkins, Marcia 188 Horde, Winona 188 Homyak. Roxanne 188 Hudoba. Carol 188 Hudspeth. Deborah 188 Hughs, Darryl 92, 188 Hughes, Joseph 188 Hunter, Michael 188 Hutchens. John 188 Ihnat, Stephen 188 Jackowski, David 188 Jackson, Eric 188 Jalk, James 188 Jones, Veronica 83, 188 Jordan. Dan 129, 188 Josvai, Louis 188 Justak, Mikel 84. 98. 100, 188 Kaleta. Carol 188 Karr. Georgia 188 Kasprzycki. Wally 84. 7, 95. 106 Kaszak, Anne 188 Keilman. Patricia 188 Kennedy, James 188 Kepa. Zbigniew 84, 95, 113 King. Booker 188 Kish, Charles 188 Kish, Michele 83. 188 Klobuchar, Kimberly 188 Klocek, Lynn 188 Knazur. John 188 Knight. Michael 95. 113. 188 Kolbert, Sharon 83, 87. 188 Kolisz, Michael 188 Koliada. Jon 188 Kolodziej, James 188 Kometz, Michael 188 Kosenka. Paul 188 Kotynski. Robert 188 Kozlowski. Geoffrey 189 Kubacki, Thomas 189 Kula, Jerome 189 Kulesa, Michaelene 189 Kulik. Karen 189 Kull. Steven 189 Kurasz, Terry 189 Kuter. Joseph 189 Ladowicz, Joan 189 Lamere, Dorothy 83. 86. 100. 189 Lamere, John 187, 189 Lang. Linda 189 Lannon. Michael 189 Lebryk, James 95, 189 Lerma, Cynthia 189 Lerma, James 189 Lopez. Richard 84, 95, 97. 189 Lopez. Steve 189 Lopez, Walter 189 Lozano. Guillermina 189 Lubas. Ronald 189 Lukish. Shelley 189 Macak, Kathleen 189 Machuca. Eve 189 Mack, Pamela 189 Magallanez. Maria 189 Magana, Andy 189 Maluga, Thomas 105, 189 Mantel. Neil 189 Mantich, Marlene 121, 189 Marquardt. Karen 189 Martinez, Loretta 189 Masch, Anna 189 Mastey, Jane 189 Matovina. Kevin 94, 95, 113. 189 Matusz, Michael 92, 113, 189 Matuszak. Elizabeth 189 McArdle, Debbie 189 McDonald. Thomas 189 Mckemin. Mark 189 McLaughlin, William 189 Mecha. Leonette 189 Melendez, Theresa 189 Menzl, Judy 189, 83 Mis, Christine 83, 189 Mitchell. Steven 84. 95, 113 Mlynarski. Susan 83. 88, 189 Mojzik, Cynthia 189 Mold. Brian 189 Moldrawski. Mark 95. 190 Molenda, Ann 83. 190 Montgomery. Alice 190 Moore, Joseph 93, 102, 190 Mora, Armando 190 Moran, Patrick 190 Morquecho, Sylvia 190 Mosley, Mary 190 Mrvan, Judith 88, 187, 190 Mucha. Mark 102. 190 Mulholland. Kristin 51. 190. 4 Mullaney. Mark 190 Murphy, Terrence 190 Mysliwy. Linda 190 Nalewski, Judy 190 Nau. Peter 190 Nelson, Dawn 190 Nelson, Dorothy 190 Nemeth, Cynthia 190 Norgaard, Kathleen 190 Novak, Mary Louise 190 Novak. Michael 190 Nowak, Edward 190 Nowlan. Nancy 83, 190 Obremski, Michele 190 O’Brien, William 190 O’Connor, Kathleen 190 Ojeda. Juan 102, 190 Olivia, Anna 190 Oliverio, Thomas 190 Onesko. Michael 190 Parker, Michael 190 Paul, Rupert 105, 190 Peppers, Donna 19, 190 Perez, Rosemary 190 Perry. Pamela 190 Person. Theron 190 Petrunich, Donna 190 Petrunich. Michael 92. 190 Phillipou, Philip 190 Philpott, Thomas 43, 105, 190 Piatti. John 5, 98, 190 Pietrzak. Ted 105, 190 Plisky, Lois 190 Poberyko. Paul 85. 104. 106. 190 Porras, Robert 94, 95. 190 Poplas, Nancy 190 Purcell, Michael 190 Purnell. Cordell 113. 95. 190 Quequep, Maribelle 190 Quinn. Thomas 84, 92, 95. 190 Rabatin. Patricia 83. 190 Ramirez. Adolph 95, 190 Ramos, Diana 4, 190 Ramos, Maria 190 Randall. James 84. 95, 85. 190 Raso, Dominic 84. 95, 97, 190 Razo. Lilia 190 Reedus, Paul 190 Rodriguez, Gilbert 191 Rucinski, Terrance 191 Rueth. Kevin 191 Rueth. Mary 191 Rukovina, Kenneth 191 Russell, Frank 191 Ryder, Randall 191 Rzepnicki, Joseph 191 Saenz. Ronald 191 Sajn, Branko 92, 191 Salinas. Henry 191 Salinas. Marie 191 Sanchez, Peter 191 Sanders. Harvey 191 Sasse. Virginia 191 Savageau. Michael 191 Schneider, Stephen 191 Schooler, William 191 Schwoeglor, Patricia 191 Seifert. Jean 191 Slaboski, Thomas 191 Slamkowski, John 191 Slattery. Michael 191 Smith. Anita 83, 191 Smith. Danette 191 Smith, Margaret 191 Smith, Samuel 93, 191 Smith. Stanley 102, 191 Smith. William 93. 102, 103 Smitley, Robert 191 215 Snead. Faye 191 Sobilio, Stacy 83. 191 Sobkowicz. Nancy 191 Stachon. Donna 83. 93, 191 Starcevich, Daniel 191 Stasiewicz, Susan 191 Sterling. Joseph 191 Stiscak. Robert 92. 191 Stratten, Marion 191 Sullivan. William 191 Sutko. Cynthia 121, 191 Svoboda, Christopher 102, 103 Szany, Timothy 191 Szczepanski. Thomas 191 Szyp. David 84. 83. 98. 99 Talenco, Kathleen 191 Taylor. Benard 191 Taylor. Judith 191 Thompson, Bernard 191 Thompson, Edward 98, 99, 100 Thompson, Sam 191 Tijerina, Sylvia 191 Tilka, Jane 27, 8. 128, 129 Tokarz, Andrew 98. 191 Tokarz, John 191 Tolin, David 191 Torres, Enid 191 Trela. Brian 191 Trevino, Argelio 191 Trgouich, Lisa 83, 192 Tucker. Ronald 95, 97, 192 Tuskan. Charles 92, 192 Ulaskas. John 192 Ullrich, Magdalene 192 Urban, Debra 192 Urban. Mary 192 Ustanik. Kathy 192 Valdez. John 192 Vasquez, Wilfred 192 Vega. Verconica 192 Vela, Herlinda 192 Verbish, Albert 84, 95, 192 Villarruel, Lila 192 Volkman, Mark 83, 84, 98. 99 Vrabel, Kerry 192 Wadas. Albert 192 Walerowicz, Marsha 192 Wallace, Renalta 192 Walker, David 192 Washington. Larry 192 Wasiuta, Robert 192 Wayne, Marthalyne 192 Weatherford, Harold 83. 84. 98 Webster. Linda 192 Wedryk. Susan 192 Wesson. Darryl 192 Williams. Michael 105, 192 Winbush, Eugene 95, 192 Wood, Kathy 192 Woroz, Marlene 192 Wozniak, Kathy 192 Writt, Lawrence 192 Zararias, Alexander 192 Zappia, Ann Marie 192 Zatorski, Margaret 192 Zielinski, Susan 192 Zingo, Karen 192 Zolmer. Susanne 192 Zuffa, David 192 SOPHOMORES Abascal, Bryan 193 Adams, Sharon 193 Aguilera, Monica 193 Aniol, James 193 Armenta, Randall 193 Aultman. Joyce 193 Bachleitner. Patricia 193 Baeaza. Connie 193 Baker. Annette 193 Ballard. John 107. 193 Baran, Brigitte 6, 193 Barnes. Paul 95, 97. 193 Barocio. Maria 193 Barocio, Theresa 193 Barrera. Jordan 193 Bartz. Clifford 193 Bauer. Philip 93, 193 Bazan, Nancy 83. 193 Belansky, Janet 193 Berrones. Yolanda 193 Berta. Vincent 95, 97. 102. 193 Biederstadt, Warren 102, 103 Bilek, Ronald 193 Binder. Sandra 193 Bittner, Edward 193 Bittner, Michele 193 Blackmon. Sirrilla 193 Blanco. Natalia 193 Blando, Uldarico 193 Block, Timothy 193 Bolsega. Nancy 193 Boney. Barbara 83. 88. 193 Boose, Alonzo 193 Boswell. Jeffery 98, 193 Brainard. David 95, 97, 193 Brandush, Heidi 193 Brink, Patricia 193 Briones, Ricardo 193 Brown, Debra 193 Brown, William 193 Brtko, Carolyn 193 Buell. Cynthia 193 Burkhartsmeier, Roberta 83. 193 Bush. Jonie 193 Bush, Juanita 193 Buzinski, Raymond 107, 193 Campagna, Janice 88. 194 Campagna. Jimmy 194 Cap, Thaddeus 194 Carey, John 105, 194 Carlson, Sandra 194 Carlsson, Laurene 194 Carrizales, Catherine 194 Castillo, Ruben 194 Castle, Elizabeth 82. 194 Cataldi, Greg 95, 102. 194 Cera, Thomas 194 Chavis, Michael 194 Cheranko, Denise 194 Cichon, Timothy 194 Cirrincione, Nora 83, 194 Cisnerso, Jose 194 Clayton, Jacqueline 194 Clayton, Rosalind 194 Clifford, Brian 107, 194 Cloghessy, Mark 107, 194 Cloghessy. Michael 107, 194 Coddington, Kevin 194 Comanse, Harold 194 Corey, Mark 194 Cortez, Irene 194 Coulis, Louis 194 Craft, Robert 194 Craig, Timothy 194 Cristofaro. Rick 93, 194 Cmcic, Joann 93, 194 Curz, Rose 194 Cvitkovich. Mary 88. 194 Czapla, Edward 194 Cziperle, Barbara 194 Daciow, Lisa 194 Daly, Mary 194 Daniszewski, Allen 194 Daronatsy, Russell 194 Davila, Mary 194 Deleon, Jose 194 Demayo, Mary 194 Dernulc, Monica 83, 194 Devine, John 194 Djudjich, Svetlana 194 Dolak, David 194 Dolasinski, Terence 194 Donley. Martin 194 Doppler, Cynthia 194 Doyle, Christine 194 Dubis. Ronald 194 Dywan. Mary 194 Dzialakiewicz. Mary 95, 194 Eaton, Lila 194 Edwards, Charlton 194 Eggleston, Sheila 82, 194 Emrick, Stephan 194 Escamilla, Margaret 194 Escamilla, Robert Farkas, Joseph 107, 194 Farmer, Reginald 194 Ferrini, Adele 83, 194 Fiegle, Joellen 83. 194 Filas, Loretta 194 Fischer, David 194 Flack. Melvin 95, 107, 195 Flores, Anthony 195 Flores, Hector 195 Flores, Leslie 195 Florey, Kevin 95. 97. 101. 195 Floyd. Kim 195 Follis, David 195 Fore, Timothy 195 Forrest, Kevin 95, 97, 102, 195 Fox, Kathiyn 195 Frechette. Alan 195 Fronczak, Mark 195 Galvan. Kim 195 Garcia, Debra 195 Gargula, Monica 101, 195 Garibay, Javier 93, 195 Gamica, Luz Maria 195 Geisen, Cynthia 195 Gerassimides, Alex 195 Gerdes, David 195 Germek, Janet 195 Germek. Laura 89, 195 Germick, Marie 195 Giannini, Michael 195 Gillis, Lori 195 Gilroy, Theresa 195 Gobek, Timothy 195 Godlewdki, Edward 195 Golden, Kathleen 195 Gombus. Polly Ann 195 Gonzalez, Maria 195 Gonzalez, Patricia 195 Gonzalez, Rosa 195 Gora, Michele 195 Gorka, Kathleen 195 Gorman, Patrick 195 Goshay, Cynthia 195 Govorchin, Lizabeth 195 Grabovac, James 195 Gratkowski, Patricia 195 Greski, Nancy 195 Groff, Mary 195 Gutierrez, Rene 195 Halton, Timothy 195 Harangody. Carol 195 Hebda. David 95. 97, 195 Heredia, Leticia 195 Hildebranski, John 195 Hill, Kathleen 45. 195 Hogan, Mary 82, 195 Homco, Leta 195 Hoover, Robert 195 Hughes, Debra 196 Hughes, John 196 Humbert, Glen 196 Hutchens, Catherine 88, 196 Hybiak, Wendy 86, 196 Ihnat, Maria 196 Jackovich, Cynthia 196 Jackowski, Barbara 196 Jackson, Lori 196 Jalocha, Carmen 196 Joens, Steven 196 Jonkier, Edith Joppek. Jim 196 Juarez, Sylvia 196 Kamradt, Ricky 95, 97, 196 Karabatsos, Constance 196 Karwoski, Steven 196 Kavanagh, Michael 196 Kavanaugh. Kara 196 Ken ward, Laura 88. 196 King, Damitra 130. 196 King, James 196 Kirrin, Vincent 196 Knight. Carol 196 Kocal, James 95, 196 Koczwara, Joseph 196 Kokot. Daniel 196 Kolavo, Chris 196 Kolbus, James 95, 97. 196 Kolodziej, Michael 196 Komacsar, Rudolph 196 Komara, Karen 83, 196 Korem, Donna 196 Kouros, Joan 196 Kovacik, Jim 196 Kowal, Thomas 196 Kowalik, Michele 22, 196, 76 Kresich, Dianne 129, 193, 196 Kresich, Frances 196 Kugler. Jack 196 Lalich, Millie 137, 196 Lannon, Cheryl 196 Lawshe. Jan 196 Lebron, Carolyn 196 Lecea, Daniel 196 Lee, Alan 1% Lee, Rosalyn 196 Leighty, Kathy 196 Lerma, Sylvia 196 Lescak, Elizabeth 196 Lewers, Mark 4, 196 Lipka, Bertha 196 Lopez, Blanca 196 Lopez, Jacqueline 197 Lopez, Leonel 197 Lukich. Annette 197 Luna. San Juanita 197 Macek. Barbara 197 Mackowicz, Edward 197 Magdaz, Nancy 197 Majcherek, Joan 197 Mamrila, Edward 197 Marek, Marlon 197 Marino, Michael Martinez, Carlos 197 Martinez. Cynthia 197 Martinez, Debra 197 Martinez, Ricardo 197 Matovina, Linda 197 Matthews, Laura 197 Mazerik, Judith 197 Mcglothin, Margaret 197 McLaughlin, Timothy 197 McMath, Stephen 197 Medina, Frank 197 Menke, Rita 82, 197 Michielsen, Patricia 86. 197 Mier. Sarah 197 Mis. Valerie 197 Mischler, Barbara 197 Misiukiewicz, Greg 197 Modrowski, Germaine 197 Montemayor, Irene 197 Montemayor, Jorge 197 Moore, Andrea 197 Morton. Theresa 197 Mosley, Charles 95, 97. 197 Motkowicz, Stephen 197 Mroz, Daniel 197 Mucha, Luke 197 Munoz, Guillermina 197 Muryasz, Paul 95. 97, 197 Nadolski, Connie 197 Napules, Sylvia 197 Naumoff. Judith 197 Nichols, Clarence 197 Nowosinski, Randall 197 Oakley, Lynda 197 Obremski, Kevin 197 Oconnor. John 197 Odonnell, Susan 88, 197 Olesky. Patricia 197 Olguin. Deborah 197 Olivares, Martha 197 Olsen, Mark 197 Oneill, Kevin 95, 120, 197 Opat, Kathleen 197 Orlich, Dana 198 Paczkowski, Edward Papineau, Mark 198 Pappas, Deborah 198 Pastrick, Janet 198 Pasyk, Rodney 198 Payer, Thomas 95, 97. 198 Payne, Michael 95, 97, 198 Penkala. Barbara 86, 198 Perez, Paul 198 Perez, Yolanda 198 Petrunich, Catherine 198 Pettis, Gail 198 Pisowicz. David 198 Pogorzelski, Clarice 198 Pogorzelski, Claudia 88, 198 Polak, Kevin Porshe, Bernadette 198 Pospychala, Jane 198 Powell. Kevin 198 Powell. Ronald 198 Premjmak, Yolanda 198 Preston, Kasandar 198 Prieto. Margaret 198 Pruznak, Patrice 198 Purcell, James 198 Quinn, Gerald 198 Quinn, Kathleen 86, 198 Quinn, Kevin 198 Quinn, Patrick 107, 198 Radde, Ann 198 Radulovich, Michael 92, 93, 198 Ramker, Jean 88, 198 Richardson. Rosalyn 198 Rizzardo, Robin 198 Roberts, Sheryse 198 Robles, Anita Rodriguez, Elias 198 Rodriguez, Rita 198 Rogan, James 198 Rogers, Wendell 198 Rybicki. Carol 83. 198 Rydlewski, Stephen 198 Rzepka, Mary 198 Salazar. Carmen 198 Salinas, Maria 198 Salmon, Nanciann 198 Sanders, Barbara 198 Samecki. Anita 198 Scherer. Mary 198 Schulein, James 95. 97, 102, 198 Sepiol, Judith 198 Servin, Moses 198 Simko, Daniel 198 Simmons, Mary 198 Simpson. Rolland 199 Sindicich. Edward 199 Skiba, Mitchell 102, 199 Skibinski. David 85. 9$, 195, 199 Smith, Greta 199 Smith, Patricia 199 Smith, Steven 199 Smithers, Kathleen 199 Smolar, Jeanne 199 Smolar. John 199 Smolen, Lee 199 Smoot, Laura 199 Sotelo, Edward 199 Sowa. Sharon 199 Spears, Anthony 199 Spejewski, Brian Sporinsky, Lois 199 Stack, Thomas 199 Stavitzke, Joyce 199 Stodola. Mary 199 Streveler. Mary 199 Sutko, Pamela 83, 88. 199 Suty, Marilyn 83. 86. 199 Swatts, Susan 199 Szumlas, Timothy 199 Szymoniak. Gerald 199 Talenco, Karen 193, 199 Timkovich, Gertrude 199 Timmons, Charlene 199 Tomko. Gordon Torhan. Karl 199 Torres, Josephina Traczyk, Michael 107, 199 Trepagnier, Marie 199 Trevino, Raul 93, 199 Turner. Gregory 107, 199 Unger. Kimberely 199 Vega. Donna 199 Vega, Peter 199 Vegara, Gary 199 Villalpando, Isaac 199 Vitalone, Dorothy 199 Vivirito, Mary 199 Vondrak, Gwynne 132, 199 Vukick, Roddy 199 Wadas, Paul 199 Wesson, Toni 199 Whigham, Diane 199 Whiteside. Brian 199 Wieser, Thomas 199 Wilczynski, Suzanne 199 Willett, Jacquelyn 199 Willis, Beverly 199 Winner. Daniel Wojcik, Kathleen 199 Wolak. Ruthann 199 Wood, Ricarda, 199 Yurkus. Robert 199 Zakarias, Steven 93. 199 Zalewski, Stephen 199 Zappia. Lisa 199 FRESHMEN Aburto, Carlos 200 Adams, April 200 Adams. Tim 200 Aguilera. Irma 200 Almason, Mary 200 Alsup, Norma 200 Alvarado, Nirez 200 Alvarez, Lorraine 200 Amador, Norma 200 Anderson, Bertiste 200 Angyus. Joeseph 97, 200 Aniol, David 93, 200 Ardelean, George 200 Arredondo, Mark 97. 200 Arroyo, Angel 200 Arzola. Helen 200 Askew, Debra 200 Aultman, Mary Jane 200 Ayala, Kathryn 200 Babincsak. Paula 82, 200 Bacevich. Michael 29, 200 Baggett, David 200 Bajak. Ronald 200 Bajo, Thomas 92, 93, 200 Bakas. Peter 200 Baran. Jo Anne 200 Barnes. Susan 82, 200 Barocio. Henry 200 Bartz. Nancy 200 Becerra. Gloria 200 Bergin, Michael 200 Biedron, Sam 107, 201 Binder. John 97, 201 Bishop, Pamela 201 Blaney, Mary 201 Blascovich, Bill 201 Bobak. Mark 201 Bolanowski. James 101. 201 Boney, Charles 101. 201 Bonilla. Cynthia 201 Boyle, Thomas 96. 97, 107. 201 Bramer, Steven 97. 201 Breslauer, Alison 201 Bresnahan, John 201 Briones. Martha 201 Brown. Richard 201 Bruzan, Mark 97. 201 Burczak, Lois 101. 201 Burke. Joseph 201 Buzinski. Andrew 107, 201 Byczko, Teresa 201 Cain, Amell 97. 201 Cai n, Darryl 97. 107. 201 Campbell, Mary Kay 201 Campos, Estella 201 Candelaria. Carlos 9. 101. 201 Cap, Jerome 201 Cap. Leo 201 Carr, Marleece 201 Carter, Michael 201 Castro, Nickolas 201 Cataldi. Mary 201 Cataldi, Patricia 201 Cervantes, Tom 201 Childs. Wendell 201 Chute, William 201 Cichoracki, Gregory 201 Coleman. Mark 201 Coley, Dorothelia 201 Comer. Daniel 201 Comsa, Michael 201 Condry, Kathryn 201 Corong, Jose 201 Cortez. Rudolfo 202 Cmcic. Nicholas 202 Czajkowski. Joseph 202 Czerwinski. Carmen 101. 201 Dado. Joanne 202 De France, Gary 202 Debski, Hery 202 Dedinsky. Timothy 202 Derdula, Daniel 202 Devine, Kevin 202 Diacek, William 101. 202 Donaldson. Cheryl 202 Doyle, Jeffrey 97. 202 Drexler. Steven 202 Dubeck, Barbara 83, 202 Dubeck, Deborah 202 Dujmovis. Susan 82, 202 Dull, Dennis 101. 202 Dziadowicz, Joseph 202 Espinoza, Martha 202 Fabian, Mary 202 Fattore, Raymond 202 Fernandez, Lillian Ficko, Martha 202 Fiegle, George 202 Fields, Sylvia 202 Fischer, Thomas 202 Fitzsimmons. James 202 Flores, Diane 202 Flores, Edwin 202 Flores. Guillermo 202 Foster, Karen 202 Gabel, Ronald 97, 202 Galindo. Mattew 202 Garcia, Alex 202 Garcia, Linda 202 Garcia, Myriam 202 Garibay, Carlos 202 Gawlik, Gregory 203 Gerbas, Mike 101. 203 Gibson, Wanda 82. 203 Gill, John 203 Gillis. Deborah 203 Glowacki, Beth 203 Godinez, Ralph 97, 203 Golden, Robin 203 Gonda, Frank 101, 203 Gonzales, Bertha 203 Gonzales, David 203 Grandy, Elizabeth 203 Grdina. John 101. 203 Grelak, John 107. 203 Gudauskas, Kuta 203 Guerro. Edmund 203 Guevara, Eusevio 203 Guinn, Anna 203 Haager, Dellia 203 Haburay. John 203 Hamler, Tarvin 203 Harris, Vincent 203 Haugh. Shawn 203 Hauter, Robert 203 Hawkins, Daniel 101, 203 Hicks. Delia 82, 203 Hill, Madeline 203 Hlavaty, Mary 203 Hogan, Lynne 203 Hong. Tom 203 Horde, Iona 203 Hric. David 203 Hughes. Mary Ann 203 Hunt. Lawrence 203 Irving, Brenda 203 Iwaniec, Gary 203 Jackson, Kim 203 Jackson. Monica 203 Jakson. Tosca 203 Janowski, William 203 Jimenez. Leo 97, 203 Jobe. Ronald 203 Johnson, Angela 203 Johnson, Carl 101. 203 Kakol. Susan 203 Kalemba, John 203 Kalies, Christopher 203 Kalina, Lorraine 203 Kammer, Gerlynn 203 Kapera, Andrea 203 Karpieroz. Joseph 203 Kavanaugh. Patricia 203 Kenda. Mary 131, 200. 203 Kennedy. Dennis 101. 204 Kep. Christopher 92. 204 Kerekes. Lisa 204 Kerst, Dorothy 204 Kerst, Joyce 204 Klocek. Christopher, 101. 204 Klopf, Michael 204 Klusas. Mary 204 Knight. Kevin 97. 107. 204 Koharko. Mary 204 Kokot, Ralph 204 Kolarczyk, Linda 204 Koller, Mark 204 Kolodziej, Michael 204 Komacsar. Susan 204 Kometz, Laurie 204 Korczak. Susan 204 Kosak. Stacia 204 Kosenka. Tom 204 Kotarski. Linda 204 Kowalke, Tim 204 K rantz, Gary 204 Kras, Linda 204 Kraus, Kathleen 204 Kreczmer. Therese 204 Kress. Mark 107. 204 Kristi, Kenneth 200. 204 Krucek, Robert 92, 204 Kugar. Mark 107, 204 Kulik. Jerry 101, 204 Kumik. Kevin 204 Kuykendall, Ronald 204 La Mere. Nancy 87. 204 Lampkin. Paula 204 Larkin. Edward 204 Lasics. Julie 204 Laskowiecki. Grace 204 Leavy, Graig 204 Lech. Julie 204 Lenz. Monica 129. 204 Leonard. Ann 204 Lerma, Andrew 204 Lewis, Felix 204 Lipka. Magdalene 204 Lira. Luis 97, 204 Lissy. Terry 204 Lubas. Janice 204 Luna. Enrique 205 Macak. Linda 205 Mackenzie. Robert 205 Magana. Susan 205 Magurany. Cheryl 205 Malatestinic. Wendy Malatestinic. William 107. 205 Maleski. Rita 205 Mantich. Michael 107. 200. 205 Mancera. Philip 205 Marciniak. Gerald 101. 205 Maricich. Joesph 205 Marshall. Leo 97. 107. 205 Marszow ski. Ann 205 Martinez. Diana 205 Matlock. Linda 205 Matusik. Joseph 92. 93. 205 Matz. Jane 205 Matz. Kurt 205 Mavfield. Sherry 82. 205 Me Call. Ellen 205 Me Cay. Kent 205 Me Closkey. Patrick 205 Me Donagh. Thomas 205 McKemin. Daniel 205 Medina. Eugene 205 Medina. Patricia 205 Medrano. Geraldine 205 Medwetz. John 97, 205 Medwetz. Steven 205 Menalos. Nicholas 205 Meyers. Gregory 205 Michalski. James 107. 205 Michielsen. Janet 205 Mold. Karen 205 Molle. Michael 97. 205 Monastyrski. Maren 205 Montgamery. Joesph 205 Mora. Sylvia 205 Morales. Rachel 205 Molkowski. David 205 Mullanev. Paul 107. 205 Mulle. Bart 205 Mulvihill. Mary 205 Munoz, Sylvia 205 Murphy. Patricia 205 Naleski. Tina 205 Nauracy. Joesph 97, 205 Navarro. Sandra 205 Nejman. Laura 206 Niemiec. Michael 206 Nocek. Timothy 206 Novak. Paul 206 Novak. Thomas 206 Nowlan. Patricia 206 Obermiller. Sara 206 O ' Connor. Jo Anne 206 O’Connor. Anthony 206 Odie. Arthmus 206 O’Kelly. Charles 206 O’Neil. Mary Ellen 31. 83. 206 O’Neil. Susan 206 Opat. Michael 206 Opinker. Laura 206 Ortega. Connie 206 Ortega. Thomas 206 Pachura. Susan 206 Paganelli. Edward 206 Pallo. Mary 206 Paluchowski, Laurel 206 Paneek. Gary 206 Pansevicius. John 206 Paquette. Curt 206 Pastrick. Drew 206 Patena. Carolyn 101. 206 Patton. Debra 206 Paul. Eric 97. 206 Pavich. Nadine 101. 206 Pederson, Ronald 206 Peppers. Deborah 87. 206 Perez. Jonia 206 Perry. Damien 97. 206 Pers. Cheryl 206 Peters. James 101. 206 Petrunich, Patrick 206 Piech. John 101. 206 Pitts. Jeannie 206 Porras. Mattew 124. 97. 206 Powers. James 206 Prieto. Philip 101. 206 Prieto. Rosanne 206 Prowell. Steve 206 Prusieck, Eric 206 Purcell. Mark 207 Randall. Jeanmarie 82. 207 Rayford. Duane 207 Richardson. David 207 Rivera. Betty 207 Robinson, Donna 82. 207 Robledo. Helen 207 Rodriguez. Frank 97. 207 Rodriguez. Joesph 207 Rodriguez, Rigoberto 97. 207 Ronciak. John 207 Rosado. Adeline 207 Rosales. Mary 207 Rosas. Hermelinda 207 Rubacha. John 207 Rucinski. Thadeus 207 Ruiz. Cynthia 207 Rushing. Ralph 107. 207 Sabalaskey. Bruce 207 Sadjk. James 107. 207 Salazar. Mary 207 Salazar. Michael 207 Salinas. Marianna 207 Salinas. Robert 96. 97. 207 Salzman. Joan 29. 207 Sanders, Coela 207 Savin. Mary Jo 207 Sawyer. Michele 207 Schneider. Karen 207 Segneri, Debra 207 Seifert. Alice 207 Sewell. Anthony 107. 207 Shockley. Timothy 207 Shoulders. Deborah 207 Shreve. Ronald 207 Sidor. Rene 207 Simmons, Lawrence 97, 207 Slamkowski. Michael 207 Smith. Darryl 207 Smith. Wallace 207 Smithers. Michael 97. 207 Smitley. Michael 207 Smolar. Lisa 207 Smulski. Cheryl 207 Smutniak. Karen 207 Sokit. Steve 207 Soltis. Anthony 207 Sosnowski. Richard 207 Soto. Frank 207 Spears. Kathy 82. 207 Stack. Ellen 207 Starykowicz. Janice 207 Stasek. John 207 Stein, Hector 208 Stewart. Gordon 208 Stiglich. Raymond 208 Stiscak. David 208 Stockus. Mary 208 Stolarz, Nancy 208 Strapp. Lynn 208 Stromek. Raymond 208 Suchauk. Richard 97. 107. 208 Sullivan. Kevin 107. 208 Surd. Peter 107. 208 Surdell. Steven 97. 208 Surutka. Tim 208 Svitko. Patricia 208 Swibes. Bridget 208 Swibes. Donald 129. 208 Szczepanski. Helen 208 Szymanski, Cathy 208 Talenco, Mary 208 Tanaskovic. Diana 208 Tapia. Sylvia 208 Terpin. Lynn 208 Thompson, Robin 208 Thompson, Valerie 208 Timko. Jean 208 Todd. Raydonya 208 Tomasek. Frederick. 208 Tomasula. Laura 208 Tomich, Donna 208 Toncheff. Lenove 128, 208 Torres. Anna 82. 208 Torres, Gerardo 208 Torres, Jesse 208 Torres. Nilsa 208 Torres. Olga 208 Tracy, Patrick 107. 208 Traczyk. Denise 208 Tragesser, Joseph 208 Travis. Karin 208 Trela. Bruce 208 Trepangnier. Robert 108, 208 Trojanr. John 97. 208 Troupe. Thomas 97. 208 Tucak. Carole 208 Tucker. Daniel 208 Turner. Tamara 208 Valle. Raquel 208 Varro. Kenwyn 208 Vasquez. Joeseph 208 Verbish, Mary 208 Villalpando. Anne 209 Villareal. Cindy 209 Villareal. Jose 209 Villarruel. Eugenia 209 Wallace Walter 209 Walls. Ackuanetta Washington. Edward 209 Washington. Miriam 209 Watson. Sandra 209 Wayne, Dennis 209 Weaver. Terri 209 Wells. Deborah 209 Wesson. Helayne 209 White. Thomas 209 White. Wilma 209 Wild. Jeffrey 209 Williams. Anthony 209 Williams. Donna 209 Williams. Freya 209 Wisotsky. Mark 209 Woermbre. Suzanne 209 Wohler. Jane 209 Wong. Helen 209 Woodward. Suzanne 209 Wyatt. Wendell 209 Zaborski. Eugene 107. 209 Zagrocki. Kenneth 107. 209 Ziller. Pauline 209 Zimmerman. Dela 209 Zmuda. John 209 EIGHTH GRADE Aguiano. Sandra 87. 210 Aragon, Carlos 210 Baiz, Cynthia 210 Becerra, Xavier 210 Blake. Kathleen 210 Boilek. Susan 210 Boyd. Judith 210 Bucksot. Carolyn 210 Bukowski. Eugene 210 Burleson. Emmett 210 Bums. Brenda 210 Burns. Marcia 210 Carrizales, Natalie 210 Castro, Darlene 210 Collins, Lynell 210 Collins. Sharon 210 Conley, Eric Cothran, Dusty Cziperle. David 210 Danciu. James 210 Dedelow, Dawn 87. 210 Edwards. Margaret 210 Etter. Joseph Frichtl, Mary 210 Gilbert. Robert 210 Gillis. Jori 210 Gish. Karen 210 Godinez. Louis Graziano. Joseph 107. 210 Grdian, Carrie 210 Gutierrez. Ralph 210 Halton. Kathleen 210 Harris. Michael Hill. Wayne 210 Hohenberger. Susan Irizarry, Andy Janeczko. Marilyn 210 Johnson. Tyrone 210 Kennedy. Mary 87. 210 Klen. David 107. 210 Lambert. Robert 210 Lampkin. Mona 210 Larkin, Teheresa 210 Long. Dana 87. 210 Lopez. Jack 107, 211 Marcus. Andrea 82, 211 Mcdonagh. Andrew 211 Medina. Albert 211 Meyers, Cheryl 211 Mtichell, Williams 211 Montemayor. Ruben Nauracy. John 211 Nauracy. Robert 211 Nickson. Stacey 211 Nowak, Joseph 211 Palacios. Jose Palermo William 211 Parker. Willis 211 Perez. Joseph Pietrzak. James Pollack. Denise 211 Progar. Patricia 87. 211 Randall, Della 6, 87, 211 Riddle. Veritain 211 Rivera, Jesus Robles. Stella 211 Sanders. Denise 211 Schreiber. Richard 211 Andrea, Scott 211 Shaw, Kelly 21,1 Stodola. Frank 211 Therasse, Raymond 211 Torres, Enrique 211 Ullrich, Thomas 211 Weeks. William 211 Wells, Enid 87, 211 Whitaker. Walter 211 White, Wilbur 211 Whitefield. James 211 Willis, Cynthia 211 Zorka, Bernice 87. 211 SEVENTH GRADE Alexander. Timothy 109, 212 Amrai, Roy 212 Bailey. Lola 212 Brenk, Annette 212 Brokemond. James 212 Burosh, Kimberly 212 Chavis, Mark 212 Cherogan. Cynthia 212 Cherry, L. Tkya 212 Coffman, Maria 212 Coulis, Terry 212 Dabney, Montel 212 Edwards, Ruth 212 Farley, Daniel 212 Frechette, Chris 212 Garcia, Monica 212 Glowacki, Timothy 107, 212 Godina, Alphonso 212 Gonzalea, Martha 212 Graziano, Daniel 212 Grdina. Laura 212 Griffin, Angela 212 Havell, Bryan 212 Hernandez, Arthur 212 Jakush, Laura 212 Johnson, Eric 212 Johnson, Jessica 212 Johnson, Paula 212 Klisiak, Anita Lech, Leo 212 Leonard, Gale 212 Marcus, Daverick 212 McKenny, Norbert 107, 213 Montemayor, Mark Morris, Cynthia 213 Nauracy, Denise 213 Nelson, Robert 213 Newell, Sherman 107, 213 Passales, Kimberley 213 Peterson, Wallace 213 Plesner, Therese 213 Ramirez, Michelle Rataczak, Richard 213 Robinson, Damen 107, 213 Robledo. Christine 213 Ronciak. Donna 6. 213 Ross, Anthony 107, 213 Ruiz, Louis 213 Simko, Timothy 213 Straka, Ronald 213 Talierfera, Paul 213 Therasse, Catherine 213 Tubble, Mark 213 Turner, Terence 213 Underwood, Marjoire Vrane, Marybeth 213 Walker, Sidney 213 Williams. Damita 213 Williams, Vera 213 Wilson, Robert 213 Zywiec, PollyAnn 6, 213 Mrs. Adamchik 59 Mr. Aguilera 31 Mr. Anderson 55 Brother Andrew 22 Sister Andrew 32 Sister Elizabeth Ann 19 Mis. Biel 22 Mrs. Blumentritt 48. 49 Mr. Bobalik 19. 34. 92, 113 Mr. Bradtke 47. 104 Mr. Brooks 40, 104, 107 Mr. Cerajewski 55, 97 Mrs. Cerajewski 59 Mrs. Conley 58 Mr. Conley 5, 40 Father Connally 21 Mrs. Crawford 35, 121 Mrs. Cross 27 Mr. Czamecki 34 Mrs. Devlin 29 Mrs. Dienes 59 Miss Domingo 41 Mrs. Doughty 31 Mrs. Evanoff 53 Mrs. Fenters 54 Mrs. Filas 59 Mrs. Forcey 28 Sister Ann Gabriel 17 Sister Georgine 37 Mrs. Gilroy 18 Mrs. Golan 18 Rev. Bishop Grutka 16, 23 Mrs. Haas 58, 59 Father Halo 21 Mr. Haviar 30 Mr. Hedelius 42 Mrs. Hedelius 41 Miss Hepner 38 Mr. Holt 25, 56. 120 Mr. Hronec 29 Mrs. Hupp 24 Mr. Hyland 17 Sister Imelda 36, 37 Mr. Joyce 39, 58. 120 Mrs. Justak 26 Mr. Kalich 37 Mrs. Keilman 59 Miss Kelly 54 Mrs. Kelyy 30 Mrs. Kennedy 58 Mr. Knesek 21. 35 Mrs. Kockler 54 Mr. Koczwara 59 Miss Koss 37, 120 Mrs. Kumiega 59 Mr. LaMantia 50 Mrs. LaMere 29 Mrs. Langedyk 23. 32 Miss Lazur 33 Mr. LoCascio 35, 57, 97. 94 Mr. Luketic 33 Miss Luketic 19, 35 Mr. Madsen 33. 34. 120 Mr. Malczak 26 Mrs. Majcherek 19 Father Manzak 20 Sister Marjorie 52, 53 Mrs. Mazerik 59 . Mrs. McGregor 42 Miss McMahon 27, 88 Mr. Mehok 28 Monsg. Melevage 16 Father Mens 23 Sister Mercia 28 Mrs. Michielson 43, 73 Mr. Miller 24 Mr. Mosihoff 19 Father Mosko 20, 120 Father Moszur 20 Mr. Mutzbauer 56. 25 Sister Nancy 48. 49 Mrs. Novey 31. 121 Mr. Nowak 36 Mr. Parker 26 Mrs. Peppard 32 Mrs. Piatti 18 Mrs. Pihulic 45 Mr. Pikul 43 Miss Popovich 25 Mr. Pressner 25, 124 Mr. Queyquep 38. 39 Sister Rosita 46, 47 Father Ruggaber 21 Mr. Sebestyen 32. 97. 94, 113 Mr. Sherman 51 Mr. Sivulich 46, 94. 102 Father Srode 23 Mr. St. Amour 17 Mrs. Stodola 59 Mr. Tobalski 44. 102, 112 Father Tomosula 23 Mrs. Verbish 18 Sister Rose Veronica 38 Mr. Vish 55, 8, 99. 100. 112 Mr. Vlasic 55, 113, 94 Rev. Vrabley 16 Mrs. Welf 30, 121 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Weigle 46. 88 Miss Williams 4. 27 Father Winterlin 23, 50 Mrs. Zak 37. 39 Mr. Zawada 44, 104 INDEX 219 SILVER PATRONS A.P DAVIS SPORT. INC. 4532 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago. Indiana EAST CHICAGO V S HARD WAR 709 West Chicago Avenue jr - East Chicago. Indiana KENWOOD i R CO 0 65(W H oh mtuflAvei) u t Indiana ALLEN ' S DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER 4856 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago. Indian ASTRO TRA VEL VIC 4520 Indianapolis Boulevap East Chicago. Inc Aa 1 SkR vfca Boulevards BOCHNO WSKI fgSNIA K 4906 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago. Indiana 9 - - V — it PATRONS 221 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Bajo (Joseph) Mr. Mrs. John Banka (John) Mr. Mrs. Edward Belko (Marc) Mr. Mrs. Stanley F. Buldak (Mark) ' • Mr. Mrs. Raymond Buzinski (Annette) Mr. Mrs. Peter Calacci (Carol) Mr. Mrs. Ray Carrizales (Victoria) Mr. Mrs. Paul Doherty (Philip) Dr. Mrs. Benjamin Figueroa (Frank) Mr. Mrs. George W. Fischer (Anita) Mr. Mrs. Michael Flescher (Shirley) Mrs. Richard Fronczak (Susanne) Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gadomski (Roberta) Mr. Mrs. George Grenehik (MaryEllen) Mrs. Jean Hartnett (Jeannie) ..- Mr. Mrs. Francis Herman (John) Mr. Mrs. George Hodgson (Barbara) Mr. Mrs. William Kennedy (Timothy) Mr. Mrs. Henry Kugar (Kathleen) Mr. Mrs. Albert J. LaMere (Therese) Mrs. Genevieve M. LaPinska (Kathryn) Mr. Mrs. Henry Lopez (Henry) Mr. Mrs. Thad J. Ludwa (William) Mr. Mrs. Duane O’Donnell (Patrick) Mr. Mrs. Joseph Olenik (Patrick) Mr. Mrs. James Payer (Judy) Mr. Mrs. Frank Prochazka (David) Dr. Mrs. Daniel Ramker (Gerard) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Reardon (Mary Beth) Mr. Mrs. Leavy Reese (Leavy) Mr. Mrs. Francis Scheidt (Gary) Mr. Mrs. Paul Sifel (Rosemarie) Mr. Mrs. Michael Verkuilen (Joan) THEY’RE HERE-OUR PARENTS They’re here—climbing the stairs, walking the long halls, showing their interest in our school, our classes, in US, on the Parents’ Walk-Around. And they’re here climbing the same stairs, walking the same halls, as they help to administer the school’s eye-testing and ear-testing programs. They’re here—chaperoning all our dances, our gym nights, our movie nights; they’re here, cheering us in all our victories, consoling us in all our losses—and they’re here arranging a surprise party for the swimming team, a hot lunch for the baseball team. They’re here—selling tickets, making decorations—working on the Men’s Club Raffle, the Spaghetti Dinner, the Christmas Luncheon, the Dinner Style Show. On this page we would like to say THANK YOU. WE RE HERE! Well, this is it—the 1974 Marquette. It took a lot of hard work and frustration to get it done but we feel it was worth it. There will probably be some of you who aren’t completely satisfied with this book. Maybe next year you will be one of those who will try to improve it. This year we have tried to go behind the scenes to capture all those people who have made so many activities at Noll a success and have not been recognized in the past. In this years Marquette are pictures, memories, and emotions. We hope we have captured some that are special to you. We would like to thank Root Photographers for all the times they came out to the school to take yet another picture or to bnng us more supplies. In addition, we would like to thank Father Tomasula for doing us so many favors, our publisher. Mr. George Kingsley, and everyone who has given us help. Most of all, we would like to give special thank- yous to two very special people, Mrs. La Mere and Mrs. Crawford, for putting in so much of their own time and hard work. Without them, this yearbook could not have been what it is. This school year is history now and all of you have helped to make it. So celebrate—IT’S TODAY! Co-Editor-in-Chief 224 Co-Editor-in-Chief _