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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

MARQUETTE 1975 o BISHOP NOLL INSTITl TE HAMMOND , INDIANA WITH A DEEP SENSE OF rr • • • RESPECT RESPECTABILITY , AND RESPONSIBILITY . 99 —Reverend George M. Vrabely c o N T E N T S ACADEMICS 6 ORGANIZATIONS 54 SPORTS 88 EVENTS 120 GRADUATES 152 UNDERGRADUATES 186 £1 ITS THE LAUGHTER WE WILL REMEMBER ... r WE REMEMBER ... WHENEVER IPbSI HBHBH I C ' • if Ha i ADMINISTRA TION RELIGION With the realization that man is both a temporal and spiritual being, F ather Michael Ruggaher and his staff of dedicated teach¬ ers, both religious and lay, have devised a program of Religion classes that strive to educate the whole student. Classes stress the importance of God in daily life, personal morality in society, Christian marriage, and love for God and fellow man. The Religion Department encourages and sponsors participa¬ tion in volunteer programs. The Apostolic program and the Mis¬ sion Club are an outgrowth of the students’ determination to put into practice the principles of love that they have learned in Re¬ ligion classes. REVEREND MICHAEL RUGGABER. S.T.L. Gregorianum University. Reli¬ gion. Head of Religion Department. REVEREND THEODORE J. MENS, M.A. Xavier University. Religion. Spon sor: Freshman Class, Spanish Club. REVEREND PATRICK CONNOLLY, Greg, ;orian University, Rome. Religion Senior Seminar. Sponsor: Student Council. Christian Service Program. REVEREND PAUL TOMASULA, M.A., M. Th. University of Notre Dame. Re¬ ligion. Photography. 10 VCADEMICS REVEREND JOHN HALO, S.T Pontificio Atengo Salesiaijo. Religion. REVEREND JOHN SRODE. M.A.. M. Tli. University of Notre Dame. Religion. History. MR. GERALD KNESEK. B.A. St. Mary’s College. Religion. Senior Seminar. Sponsor: Student Council. REVEREND JOSEPH MOSKO, M. Div. St. Meinrad School of Theology. Reli¬ gion. Sponsor: Mission Club. Father Connolly distributing Holy Communion at student Mass. REVEREND EDWARD J. MOSZUR. B.A. Benedictine College. Religion. MR. RICHARD PUTZ, B.A. St. Meinrad College. Religion. Speech, General Business. Sponsor: Senior Class, Speech anil Debate. 12 ACADEMICS LIBRARY SERVICES VINCENT BIDDINGS, Student Aide. MRS. KATHRYN BERKOWICZ, B.A. St. Joseph’s College. Assistant Librarian. MR. EDWARD MILLER, B.A. Indiana University. Head Librarian. The library is the center of activity at Noll. Mr. Edward Miller, Mrs. Kathryn Berkowicz, and Sister Naza¬ reth Druminey, C.S.C. assist students with research projects and with the choice of reading materials for personal enrichment and enjoyment. Student library aides, under the direction of Mr. Miller, re¬ ceive a valuable background in library science. The students per¬ form an important service to the faculty by delivering and servic¬ ing materials and equipment from the library Audio-visual center. The aides also deliver materials from the English depart¬ ment’s paperback library which is stored in the library. All of these services in addition to its use as a study center for students and teachers make the library the busiest place in the school. ENGLISH English is the largest department at Bishop Noll. Under the direction of Mrs. Carolann Biel, a staff of dedicated teachers guides students through courses in basic English and Speech, ad¬ vanced studies, and enrichment programs in writing and literature. In addition to the use of general textbooks, an extensive pa¬ perback library, and a wealth of audio-visual equipment, the de¬ partment also uses excellent movies to complement an exciting program. A progressive attitude in the department is demonstrated by the addition of classes in Modern Drama and Playwriting and Publications and Photography. These courses are offered as elec¬ tives on the Junior and Senior levels. ' i MRS. CAROLANN BIEL. B.A. St. Marv ' s College. English. Religion. Head of English Department. Sponsor: Extensions Magazine. MR. OTTO HOLT. M.A. Valporaiso U. English. MRS. KAREN DAN, B.S. Indiana State. English. MR. JOSEPH MALCZAK. M.Ed. Loyola. Speech, Puhlieations. Playwriting, Religion. Advisor: Yearbook. MRS. BARBARA PEPPARD, B.A. St. Joseph’s College. English. It ACADEMICS MISS THERESE McMAHON, M.A. Purdue. English. Sponsor: Pom-pons. MR. PHILIP (.LARK, B.A. State University College of New York. English ACADEMICS 15 ifri Ilf MtRS. MARION FORCEY, B.A. Otterbein College. English. Reading Tech- MR. EMERY MEHOK, B.A. St. Joseph’s College. English, niques, Spanish, French. 1 ACADEMICS MRS. JO ANN JUSTAK, B.A. Mac Murray College. English MR. JAMES PRESSNER. B.A. St. Joseph’s College. English. Sponsor: Junior Class. Prom. MRS. VIONE KELLY. B.A. COLLEGE OF ST. FRANCIS. English. Latin. P 7 MRS. MARION BITTNER. B.A. Washington U. English. ACADEMICS 17 LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department offers basic two-year pro¬ grams in German and Latin, and a four-year program in both Spanish and French. In Language classes students are exposed to the cultures, the histories—even the cooking of cultures other than their own. A variety of activities which made taking a language exciting this past year included trips to Montreal and Quebec, and a visit to an art museum and French restaurant. Students made pinatas and an authentic French dinner. MRS. ROSEMARY WELF. B.A. Elniversity of Michigan. Spanish, French. MRS. KAREN NOVEY, B.A. Illinois State U. French. Head of Department. Senior Sue Wedryk serves a French dish. 18 ACADEMICS MK. ORENCIO AGUILERA. J.D. University of Hahana. Cuba. M.A. Loyola U. Spanish. MRS. MARIANNE GUERTIN. B.A. Loyola U. German. English. Fourth-year French students enjoy Le Dine. ACADEMICS l‘ MATHEMATICS Courses ranging from Basie Math to Calculus provide a wide angle” of knowledge. Sister Imelda and her staff of teachers present mathematical concepts providing a solid background for use in college and in future occupations. The Math Department offers classes in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. To keep pace with the modern world, students may choose an elective course in Computer Programming. MR. CESAR G. QUEYQUEP, M.S. Purdue University. Mathematics. Sponsor: Sophomore Math Club. SISTER MARIE IMEI.DA NEVILLE. C.S.C.. M.A. University of Michigan, MRS. ROSE DIJBEC, B.S. Purdue University. Mathematics. M.S. Universitv of Notre Dame. Computer Programming, Geometric Algebra. Calculus. Head of Mathematics Department. 20 ACADEMICS MR. RICHARD NOWAK. M.A. Valporaiso University MRS. EARSIE SMITH, B.S. St. Joseph’s College. Mathematics KilPMNifHliM Sister Imelda instructs Michael Parker in use of teletype machine ] r ■ || 1 1 i | t ' -m Jfc 1 ACADEMICS 21 ■1 Mrs. Dubec’s Sophomore class enjoys a Geometric Algebra blackboard assignment. Senior, Marv Gresco. MISS JANICE KOSS, B.S. Siena. Algebra. Geometry. 22 ACADEMICS imi I M MISS CAROLE HEPNER, M.A. Purdue University. Geometric Algebra. Spon¬ sor: Cheerleading. SISTER GEORGINE STRADER. C.S.C., M. Ed. DePaul University Mathematics. ACADEMICS 2.1 SISTER ROSE VERONICA MATTINGLY, C.S.C.. M. Ed. University of Illi¬ nois. Mathematics. MRS. SANDRA ZAK. B.S. Illinois Institute of Technology. Mathematics, Geom¬ etry, Trigonometry. SCIENCE Under the guidance of Mr. Walter Pikul, the B.N.I. Science Department introduces the basic principles of the sciences and learning through direct observation. Students explore the horizons of science through classroom and laboratory work. Biology opens the world of Science to Sophomores. Juniors advance to Chemistry and learn the mean¬ ing of hard work. Seniors have the options of study in Chem¬ istry, Advanced chemistry, or Physics classes, where the relation¬ ship between matter and energy are pondered. Upon graduation, the student will have a broader understanding of the miracle of life and matter. 21 ACADEMICS MR. WALTER PIKUL, B.S. University of Chicago. Chemistry. Head of Department. ,A.. , , MR. EDWARD JOYCE. B.S. Pennsylvania State. Science MR. ADEL GORGE B.S. Cairo University. Chemistry and Biology ' J CV ACADEMICS 25 l ' . Chemistry. Head of 2U ACADEMICS MRS. MARY MICHIELSON, M.S. Roosevr Department. MISS CARMEN DOMINGO. M.S. University of Notre Dame. Physics, Biology. MR. JOHN LIVAICH. B.S. St. Joseph’s College. Biology. HlWHOfWCY MtOCiDOWl POD ntvwitois i vmti tis MEN LOVE TO WONDER, AND THAT IS THE SEED OF SCIENCE.” -RALPH WALDO EMERSON Kim Klobuchar feels t h eleetrieity. MRS. PATRICIA MeGREGOR. B.S. University of Arkansas. Biol, Human Relations. ponsor: Terry Murphy helps demonstrate that It ' s an Atomic World in program sponsored In the Atomic Energy Commission. ACADEMICS 2 1 j Wk I I i ' it .vR ' m T | j H f | I f I r + ■ ' i ■■ ■; f ■ SOCIAL STUDIES The all-encompassing curriculum in the Social Studies Department includes studies in Geography, History, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, and World Cultures. Students are given a wide range of understanding of the world they live in, its peoples, and their cultures. Mrs. Betty Langedyk. chairman of the department, and a staff of determined teachers strive to develop good citizens through the teaching of U.S. History, Government, and Sociology. A new experience in Social Studies during the 1974-1975 school year is the Senior Seminar which combines community work along with classwork in Sociology classes. K. M.A. Loyola University. U.S. History, Government, Modern European History, Sociol onor Society. Go-sponsor: Senior Seminar. Chairman: Social Studies Department. MR. ROBERT MADSEN, M.A. Val oraiso University. U.S. History L , . ‘ J MR. RONALD LUKETIC. M.S. Valporaiso University. Sociology, Government Sponsor: Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. |im : A ' i SISTER ANDREW TAYLOR, C.S.C History. M.A. University of Notre Dame. U.S, MR. RICHARD HUEGLI, B.S. Western Michigan University. World Geogra phy. Coach: Freshman Football, Junior High Basketball. Sponsor: Booster Club. ACADEMICS 29 MRS. ANN CRAWFORD. B.A. St. Mary nior High Cheerleaders. College. Social Studies. Religion. Sponsor: Ju . MR. ROBERT CZARNECKI. M.A. Purdue University. World History, Coach Tennis. Sponsor: Sophomore Class. MR. JACK GABOR. B.S. Indiana l niversity. U.S. History, Health and Safety Coach: Junior Varsity Baseball, Freshman Basketball. JO ACADEMICS yto foM -v Senior Seminar was established this year at B.N.I. as a unique program combining theory taught in the classroom with actual field experience at different volunteer agencies, to form a kind of laboratory for human relations. Students try to apply insight gained from their English, Religion, and Soeiology courses to problems they meet in their work with the physieally and men¬ tally handicapped, the emotionally disturbed ami the aged. The Federal Government is funding the program at Bishop Noll, in an effort to arouse the interest of other schools in estab¬ lishing similar seminars. Mr. Knesek and Mary Jo Frohnappl Father Connolly j ll m a 1 m - 1 Dominic Raso and John Dragus ACADEMICS 33 - w m i ACADEMICS 35 ■ I FINE ARTS I 8 ■ % i I Musical and artistic abilities are developed in the Fine Arts Department. Father Winterlin directs the Fine Arts Department, and under his guidance students learn the basics of music along with vocal skills to develop their talents and abilities. The B.N.I. Band provides the entertaining music for school activities, concerts, and sports events. Students display their creativity in art classes through the use of silk-screening, sculpturing, and painting. REVEREND JOHN WINTERLIN, M.M. American Conservatory of Music. Music Theory, Choral, Concert Choir. Head of Fine Arts Department. 36 ACADEMICS I MRS. SHARON BLUMENTRITT, B.A. College of St. Teresa. Art. Chairman: Art Departmen t. MM M SISTER YVONNE, C.S.C., B.A., M.M., American Conservatory of Music. Music SISTER NANCY MORAN, C.S.C., M.A., M.F.A., University of Notre Dame. Theory. Arts and Crafts. i . MRS. ABBY McFARLAND, B.F.A., M.A., School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Art, Film Studies. ACADEMICS 39 HOME ARTS After completing courses in Home Arts, Noll students are ex¬ perts in nutrition, cooking, and sewing. In the cooking classes taught hy Mrs. Sally Evanoff, students learn basic nutrition and complete practical cooking assignments. No convenience foods here! Tacos, Swedish meatballs, and roast turkey, as well as every-day favorites are made from scratch. This year, the boys at Noll have set out to prove the axiom that men make the best cooks. Sister Marjorie’s sewing classes introduce the girls to different techniques of handling simple and detailed patterns. In addition to working on four new Singer sewing machines, the students show their dexterity with knitting needles and other primitive” instruments. Freshmen Armandia Sahagon and Kathy Pieraze demonstrate knitting skdl. SISTER MARJORIE URBINE, C.S.C., M.S. Stout State University. Sewing, Food, Clothing. Jean Higgins sews material as Sister Marjorie observes. 40 ACADEMICS MRS. SALLY EVANOFF, B.S. Purdue University. Home Economics, Food, Cooking. Linda Matovina, Lisa Zappia, and Theresa Morton clean-up after a sumptuous meal. Father Mens samples Home Arts cooking. Mrs. Evanoff and Ricky Baeza carve Thanksgiving turkey. ACADEMICS 41 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education department strives to insure that all students at Bishop Noll attain and maintain good physical fitness. Student activities include calisthenics, swimming, weight-lilting, bas¬ ketball, soccer, football, volleyball, and other forms of exercise. The department recognizes the im¬ portance of educating the whole student—both mind and body. MR. JAMES ANDERSON, M.S. Eastern Michi¬ gan U. Physical Education. Athletic Director, Baseball Coach. 42 ACADEMICS MR. JOHN CERAJEWSKI, B.S. Western College. Physical Education. Head Freshman Football Coach, Assistant Track. 3 ACADEMICS 13 MISS HOLLY ALITTO, B.S. Eastern IUinois U. Physical Education, Health and Safety. MRS. TERRI FENTERS, B.S. Indiana State. Physical Education, Health and Safety. MISS SHEILA KELLY, M.S. Indiana State. Physical Education, Health and Safety. Sponsor, G.A.A. mwmmi BUSINESS I Here at Noll, various courses are offered to students interested in obtaining positions in the business world. Future secretaries practice their skills in typing and shorthand, and are trained to use dictaphones, electronic calculators, stenotypes, and other business machines. Other business courses offered are: Accounting, Business Law, Consumer Economics, General Business, and Retailing and Selling. Each year, the National Business Honor Society inducts those students who have displayed exceptional ability in business courses. SISTER ROSITA GLEASON, C.S.C., M.B.A. University of Notre Dame. Business Ma¬ chines, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice. Co-chairman of Department. MRS. BEATRICE PIHULIC, B.S. Indiana University. Typing, Shorthand. Sponsor: National Business Honor Society. Co-chairman of Department. Mrs. Venturella points out to Dennis Kennedy that typing can be fun 44 ACADEMICS MR. ALAN FILAN, B.S. St. Joseph’s College. Consumer Economics, Bookkeeping. Business Law, Retailing and Selling. MRS. NORMA VENTURELLA, B.S. Indiana University. Typing, General Business. Retailing. Jjjlifii mil MR. ROBERT E. SIVULICH. B.S. Eastern Illinois llniversity, Business Law, Con¬ sumer Economics, General Business, Head Coach: Wrestling, Assistant Varsity Coach: Football. MR. EDWARD FURTICELLA, B.A. St. Joseph ' s College. Accounting. MRS. MARSHA SWALEK, B.S. DePaul University. Personal Typing, Short hand, Consumer Economics. Publicity Director. ACADEMICS 45 m : as LUNCH - 46 ACADEMICS A FILLING” EXPERIENCE KITCHEN STAFF HERE’S TO THE LADIES! Front Row: I. Blieharski, V. Glowacki, M. Sadler, V. Dienes, Manager, and A. Socha Back Row: A. Miklusak. D. ’R alters, S. Richwalski. H. Ignas, R. Fernandez, J. Martioh, B. Balka, D. Szczepanski, J. Szczepanski. F. Klusas. M. Wojie, and A. Piatek ATTENDANCE The Attendance Office is the Grand Central Station of Bishop Noll and Mrs. Haas, Mr. Vlasic, and Mrs. Adamchik are the sta¬ tion masters. Students constantly dart in for late excuses, lost ar¬ ticles, absentee slips, and messages from home. This is the depart¬ ment where the student truly shows his creativity in devising excuses. MR. GERALD VLASIC, M.A., Ball State University, Dean of Boys. MRS. EVELYN HAAS, Dean of Girls. More familiar faces. Student Aide, Susan Swatts lends helping hand to Mrs. Adamchik. IB ACADEMICS 8:31 a.m. The charge of the late” brigade. ACADEMICS 49 STUDENT SERVICES With the aid of Student Services, students are able to deal with difficulties concerning curriculum planning, college preparation, and career planning. Mr. Moisoff and his staff of competent counselors help students with their problems, both aca¬ demic and personal. MRS. JEAN MAJCHEREK, Student Services Secretary. MR. CARL MOISOFF, M.A. Loyola University. Head of Student Services Religion. MR. PATRICK KALICH, M S. Purdue Uni versity. Mathematics. Counselor. SISTER ELIZABETH ANN BAUMAN, C.S.C., M.A. Marquette University. Counselor. English. MISS NORENE LUKETIC, M.A. Valporaiso University. M.S. Purdue University. Counselor. Sociology. Sponsor: Pom Pons. 50 ACADEMICS HEALTH SERVICES Mrs. Skibinski administers hearing test. Mrs. Nowak tests student’s eyes. ACADEMICS 51 Health Services is the place where students can always fina a mom” away from home. Here, a student will always find expert care, a warm smile, and tender understanding from Mrs. Verbish and Mrs. Piatti. Other moms from the Women’s Club assist with the various testing programs adminis¬ tered by the department. MRS. ALBERTA VERBISH, R.N. South Shore Hospital School of Nursing. Head of Health Services. MRS. MARILYN PIATTI, R.N. St. Francis Hospital, Evansville. m m m PERSONNEL 52 ACADEMICS MAINTAINENCE MRS. JOSEPHINE PONDO MR. FRANK KOWNACKI MR. TOM STEPHENSON MR. JOSEPH KOCZWARA MR. ZYGMUNT LEWICKI MR. LARRY BANHART ACADEMICS 53 1H r £KTf r - , masm. Tr m MARQUETTE The dedicated group of students who make up the Marquette staff have worked long, late, and hard to produce the biggest yearbook ever published at Noll. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors all joined together in one big happy group with the united purpose of creating a book that attempted to give a truly representative record of all of the organizations and events at Noll. The year began with an inexperienced crew who quickly blos¬ somed into an efficient and dedicated staff of editors and assis¬ tants. The underclassmen on the staff gained a wealth of experi¬ ence in all aspects of publications. It is this group of talented kids who will form the nucleus of a highly professional 76 staff. K litor-in-(iliiH ' , Sim I.opr and Kalin W o niak. lanoul Kdilor. j l mlcrrlass Editor, Julio I .nil with assistant, Suzanne W oermhke. Senior ( lass Editor, Jim kovacie. Charlotte Gibson and Dave ( ' .ziperle, Steve Lopez, Sue Slasiewicz, Mike Roller, Julie Leeh, Sharmau Evans, Sirrilla Blackmail. Keualla Wallace. Dave Cziperle. kneeling: Suzanne Woermbke, Charlotte Gibson, Keith Forrest. Michele kovealik, Mary Hogan. and katliv Wozniak. Academics Editor, Loretta Martinez with Steve and kathv. Editor-in-Chief Steve Lopez Layout Editor Kathy Wozniak Senior Class Editor Jim Kovacic Underclass Editor Julie Lech Academics Editor Loretta Martinez Organizations Editor Renalta Wallace Events Editors Charlotte Gibson, Sirrilla Blackman Assistant Editors: Keith Forrest, Mike Koller, Donna Stachon, Sue Stasiewicz, Dan Tucker, Sue Wormbke Business Managers Michele Kowalik, Dave Cziperle Business Staff: Heidi Brandush, Geri Cvitkovich, Mary Hogan John Knazur, Luke Mucha Sports Staff: Louis Coulis, Jim Campagna, Terry Dolasinski, Luke Mucha, Mark Papineau Marquette Secretary Sharman Evans Faculty Advisor Mr. Joe Malczak I he Sports Staff: Louis Loulis, Jim Campagna, Mark Papineau, Terrv Dola- sinski, and Luke Mucha. Ronald Mutzbauer and Dan Jordan. Editor in-Chu f. Dan Jordan JOURNOLL The JourNoll is B.N.I.’s major contribution to the field of journalism. Under the direction of Sponsor, Mr. Ronald Mutzbauer, the JourNoll has become a bi-weekly publication and a bigger news¬ paper. A variety of new departments and features have been added. The JourNoll is a quality school publication—the result of a talented hard-working staff. News Editor, John Knazur. Feature Editor, Miehael Onesko. Mary Hogan and Sliarman Evans cheek copy. f K ORGANIZATIONS Sports Editors. Tom Quinn and Dave S .vp. Fashion Editor. Renalta Wallace, HONOR SOCIETIES Members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members are of junior or senior standing and must be in the upper third of their classes. Mrs. Betty Langedyk is moderator of the N.H.S. To be eligible for membership in the National Business Honor Society, upperclassmen must have a B average and must have taken at least three courses in Business. Mrs. Beatrice Pihulic and Sister Rosita are co-sponsors of the N.B.H.S. Mr. Malczak and Mr. Mutzbauer are sponsors of the Quill and Scroll Society. Members are students who have made exceptional contributions to the production of the Marquette or the JourNoll. : l I Quill and Scroll members: Kathy Wozniak, Bill Brown. Dan Jordan, Steve Lo¬ pez, John Knazur, and Veronica Kuss. Kneeling: Mary Groff, Mary Hogan, Lo¬ retta Martinez, Mary Novak, and Kathy Golden. 1071 National Honor Society inductees: Top: Judith linlieky, John Knazur. Paul Gargula. Dave Szvp. Ronald Tucker. Dan Christiana. Andrew Tokarz. Middle: James Fife, Paul Pobervko. Charles Tuskan, Kerr label. Dominie Raso, and Sponsor: Mrs. Langedyk. Kneeling: Nicky Angyus. Nane Nowlan. Donna Peppers. Judy Ardelcan. Kristin Mulholland. Sharon Kolbert, and Dorothy LaMere. Bottom: Lila V illarruel, Magdalene I llrieh. Becky Duwar. Donna Slachon. and Patricia Fox. 60 ORGANIZATIONS National Business Honor Society members: Sponsor. Mrs. Pihulie. Elena Aguilera. Louie Gonzales. Eve Maeltuea. Sin kneeling: Magdalene Ullrich. Carol Bresnehan, Patricia Keilman, Jiulv Menzl. Janice Fielding, and Lila illarruel. ip , ami Janet Bieniak. ORGANIZATIONS ( l 1975 National Honor Society inductees: Top: Torn Maluga. Mark Mullaney, John LaMere, Jim Deasy. Mike Onesko, Joe Koczwara, Tonis Coulis. John Devine, and Bill Bueki. Middle: Sue Wedryk, Russ Daronasty, Anne Radde, Laura Kenward. Michele Kowalik, Jean Seifert. Carol Dubeek. Sue Hara- ngody, Joan Majeherek, Cecilia Brtko, and Rodney Pasyk. Bottom: Cindy Hepp. Gail Pettis, Kathy Wozniak. Janice Fielding. Marv Cvitkovich. Diane Kresieh, Judy Mrvan, Margie Golan, and Jan Lavtshe. STUDENT COUNCIL The student government of Bishop Noll Institute is the stu¬ dent Council. Officers and representatives are elected by the en¬ tire student body. Each student becomes an active participant in school through his representative. I he Student Council aims to represent the entire student body, to integrate the relationship and activities of the faculty and students, and to help maintain discipline. President, Tern- Murphy Treasurer, Judy Mrvan Vice-President, Dominic R� o General Assembly in session. | ( 2 ORGANIZATIONS 6 ft VOLUNTEERS Perhaps the most unheralded group of students at Bishop Noll are the volunteers of the Apostolic Program. These junior and senior students unselfishly give up two Saturday afternoons each month to journey to the Lake County Convalescent Home, where they visit and share happy moments with the aged and in¬ firm. A by-product of the program is the great joy that the stu¬ dent experience through the sharing of love with the residents of the home. r ; zv o s o. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Miehielsen is a group of junior and senior girls who volunteer their time and en¬ ergy to work at school activities. The girls help to make events like the Dinner Dance, Style Show, and the Sports Banquet run smoothly. They spend hours setting up tables before these events, then run back and forth during dinner , refilling sugar howls and creamers, and pouring thousands of cups of coffee. Af¬ ter the guests are gone, the servers stay on to clean up and put everything back in order. The most important social function sponsored by the Service Club in the annual Turnabout Dance. Service Club Officers: Paulette Giorgio, Mrs. Mary Miehielsen, Advisor, Nancy Poplas. Front: Cindy Hepp and Marlene Mantich. Top How: Lucy Garnica. Maria Barocio, Mary Daly, Irene Montemayor, Shelia Eggleston, Leticia Heredia. Cindy Geisen. Liz Castle, Bernadette Porshe. Loretta Filas, Sue Wilczynski, Sue O’Donnell, Judy Sepiol, Michele Kowalik, Dianne Kresich, Theresa Barocio. Bottom Row: Edith Jonkier. Gail Pettis. Pam Sutko, Mary Cvitkovich, Cathy Carrizales, Mary Hogan, Denise Cheranko, Mary Groff, and Michele Gora. Top Row: Anita Smith. Nancy Poplas. Kathleen Norgard, Jean Higgins, Marcia Hopkins, Pam Mack. Juanita Bush, Cynthia Lerma. Paulette Giorgio. Cynthia Hepp, Marthalvn Wayne, Marlene Mantich. Lilia Razo, Mary Novak, Diana Ramos, Sue Wedryk, Renalta Wallace. Bottom row: Cecilia Bell. Renee Emrich, Lila Villaruel, Janice Fielding, Cecelia Brtko, Rosemary Cruz. Eve Machuca, Juanita Hernandez, Sylvia 1 ijerina. and Marie Salinas. (4 ORGANIZATIONS THE HI-Y CLUB If niiiiiii Dominic Bailey announced Sweetheart Queen at the Ball The HI-Y, sponsored by Mr. Otto Holt, is a Y.M.C.A. affili¬ ated fraternity open to all male senior-high students. The major club-sponsored event is the annual Sweetheart Ball. This year’s activities included a trip to the Black Cultures Ex¬ hibit in Chicago. New this year was the HI-Y Stars, Intramural basketball team. Benard Taylor. President of the HI-Y Club HI-Y (.luh members: Top row: Dominic Bailev. Michael Williams, Vernon Brown. Mark Eggleston. Darrell Wesson. John Care . Paul Reedus. Not pic¬ tured: Sam Smith. Bottom row: Benard Taylor, Frank Russell, and Holland Simpson. ORCANIZ ATHENS : mmm HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB The Human Relations Club advocates an improvement of relations among all students, and be¬ tween all peoples. The club expanded this year by becoming a member group of the Human Aware¬ ness Committee, an organization consisting of groups from all schools in the area. Under the leadership of President, Larry Washington, the club sponsored its first annual Christ¬ mas Ball, For the Love of Christmas”. The club also sponsored a very successful Talent Show. The Human Relations Club is sponsored by Mrs. Patricia McGregor, and is opened to all students at B.N.I. Members of the Human Relations Club deck the halls For the Love of Christmas President Larry Washington pre¬ sides at a meeting. 66 ORGANIZATIONS s - Human Relations Club Officers—Front Row: Vice Pres. Clotill Coley, Treasurers Barbara Sanders and Dannette Smith, Sec. Angie Johnson, Sponsor, Mrs. McGregor. Back Row—Pres. Larry Washington, Seargents-of-Arms Darrell Wesson and Cordell Purnell. ORGANIZATIONS 67 Members of the Human Relations Club—Bottom: Cynthia Lerma, Juanita Hernandez, Barbara Sanders, Irving Jamison, Lila Razo, Eva Machuca. Rose Mary Perez, Terry Carter, Clotill Coley. Second Row: Marie Salinas, Silvia Tijerina, Sharman Evans, Cecile Bell, Charlton Edwards, Lori Jackson, Regi¬ nald Farmer, Michael Carter. Standing: Mrs. McGregor, Paul Reedus, Raydonya Todd, Rosalind Clayton, Larry Washington, Dannette Smith. Pam Mack, Cordell Purnell, Darrell Wesson, Charlotte Gibson, Rosalynd Lee, Juanita Bush, James Crossley, Diana Whigham. Dominic Bailey, Ann Bush, Jackie Clayton, Miriam Washington, Herlinda Vela. MISSION CLUB The Mission Club affords the opportunity for students at Bishop Noll to actively participate in projects to help the needy of the Calumet area. The Club sponsors a weekly raffle to raise funds for the filling and distribution of Christmas and Thanksgiving food baskets. Club members also collect toys and clothing for the poor of the community. The annual Mardi Gras is the major event sponsored by the Mission Club. This year, Father Mosko and his fine group of workers produced the biggest and best carnival ever. This is just one of the crowds that filled the fieldhouse at the Mission Club- sponsored Mardi Gras. Father Joseph Mosko. Mission Club Sponsor. Carol Dubeck makes announcements at Mardi Gras. Mission Club Officers: Dan Derdula, Treasurer, Carol Dubeck, Vice-President. Michele kowalik. Secretary, and John Knazur. President. ( « ORGANIZATIONS Joe Kristi. Marv Anne Hughes. Andy McDonough. Stacy Nixon, and Ken Kristi. ORGANIZATIONS 69 SPEECH DEB A TE Ken Kristi displays his Voice of Democracy contest award. Members of the Speech Team participate in poetry reading, dramatics, and oratory, as well as impromptu and ex¬ temporaneous speaking, and the Debate Team participates in a series of argumentative discussions on assigned topics in the pres¬ ence of a judge. Mr. Richard Putz is sponsor and coach of the teams and is as¬ sisted by Mr. Ralph Matuszak. The members of the Speech Team are: Gail Pettis, Tricia Shwoegler, Tim Nocek, Stacy Nixon, Andy McDonough, Joe Kristi, Ken Kristi, and Mary Anne Hughes. Gail Pettis, Ralph Matuszak. Tricia Schwoegler, and Mr. Richard Putz. SOPHOMORE MATH CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. Cesar Queyquep, the Sophomore Math Club provides students the opportunity to delve into mathematics with more gusto than is required by the Mathematics Department. Math Club members are unique in that they view mathematics as more than a school subject. To them, math is an art—an exciting and stimulating passtime. The major project of the club is the annual Math Tourney for eighth grade students from area schools. Math Club Members: Top: Rich Sosnowksi, Mary Blaney, Debra Wells. Miehael Bergin, Susan Paebura, Robin Thompson. Lorraine Kalina. Julie Lech. Center: Lois Burczak. Debbie Shoulders, Patty Medina, Patty Nowlan, Joe Karpierz. Nilsa Torres, Sherry Mayfield. Bottom: Kurt Matz, Ken Kristi. Students check tourney scores. 70 ORGANIZATIONS Sophomore Math Club members: Dan Tucker, Debbie Dubeck, Mike Niemiec, Sue Korezak. John Haburay, Diana Tonasko- vic, Mark Koller. Center: Helen Wong, Mary Klusas, Helen Szczepanski, Rene Sidor, Helen Arzola. Betty Rivera. Sylvia Mora. Bottom: Mary Hughes, Susan Magana, Lynne Hogan, Carmen Czerwinski. Eighth-grade winners of Math Tourney. More Eighth-grade winners. Math Club Officers: Ken Kristi, Patty Nowlan, John Haburay, and Debbie Du¬ beck with Sponsor, Mr. Cesar (Jueyquep. ORGANIZATIONS 71 BAND AND CHORAL Under the direetion of Mr. James LaMantia, the band has contributed to the spirit and cultural background of B.N.I. The Pep Band gives support at pep rallies and games. The Show Band played the musical score of Guys and Dolls”, under the direction of Miss Patty Taylor. After summer drill¬ ing, the Marching Band produced effective formations at this season’s football games. Winter and Spring Concerts are performed by both the Concert Band and Concert Choir. Both concert groups also make an annual Spring Tour. The choir, directed by Father John Winterlin, has sung at an Ordination ceremony, Christmas Midnight Mass, and Baccalaureate Mass at Holy Angels Cathedral. Both concert groups presented a winter tour to recruit incoming freshmen. Through the gener¬ osity of the B.N.I. Parents Club both groups are sporting new uniforms. MUSIC AND RHYTHM FIND THEIR WAY ... -PLATO ... INTO THE SECRET PLACES OF THE SOUL.” GIRLS IN SPORTS When it comes to spirit and enthusiasm in sports, the girls of Noll are on a par with the boys. These girls have a love for sports and in their own way wish to play the game”. The Majorettes are at the front of parades and lead half-time activities. Swim Guards, Trackettes, Mat Maids and Bat Girls as¬ sist the coaches by timing, measuring, and keeping statistics. They also write lineups and scoreboards. More important, the girls in sports add fire and excitement, and team spirit. The GAA—Girls Athletic Association—affords the girls of Noll the opportunity to actively participate in a wide variety of sports. THE MAJORETTES: Top row: Barbara Hohenberger, Andrea Kapera, Debra Brown. Front row: Jackie Lopez, Connie Ortega. TRACKETTES: Top row: Adelle Ferrini, Anita Smith, Mary Bugajski, Patti Rabatin, Chris Mis, Barb Boney, Cindy Buell. Center: Nancy Bazan, Joan Majcherek, Pam Sutko, Judy Ardelean, Sue O’Donnell, Mary Klusas, Cindy Matusz. Front row: Roberta Burkhartsmier, Charlotte Gibson, Bertha Lipka, Karen Komara, Angie Johnson, Helen Szczepanski, Carole Tueak. 74 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 75 ! THE MAT MAIDS: Top row: Joellen Fiegle, Lynn Strapp, Lillian Fernandez, Carol Knight, Barb Mischler, Clarice Pogorzelski, Claudia Pogorzelski. Lynne Hogan, Mary Ellen O’Neil, Cynthia Baiz. Second row: Sue Woodward, Trudy Timkovich, Carolyn Brtko, Mary Daly, Sherry Mayfield, Connie Ortega. Third Row: Darlene Castro, Linda Kolarczyk, Kathy Hill, Maryann Mulvihill, Linda Kras, Debbie Garbaeik, Nancy Nowlan, Michelle Kish, Monica Demulc. Front row: Captain, Cecilia Brtko, Betty Grandys, Laura Ken ward, Joanne Crncic, Nancy Salmon, Martha Espinoza. THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Sponsor, Miss Sheila Kelly at far right. VARSITY BAT GIRLS Top row: Rita Menke, Laura Kenword, Barb Penkala, Sue Mlynarski, Judy Ardelean, Liz Castle, Trudy Timkovich. Middle row: Clarice Pogorzelski, Barb Cziperle, Lisa Trgovich, JoAnn Grncic, Nancy Nowlan, Sharon Kolbert, Cathy Hutchens. Front row: Stacey Sobilo, Janice Fielding, Donna Stachon, Judy Menzl, Bertha Lipka. Cecilia Brtko. c V J l V Vj JUNIOR VARSITY BAT GIRLS Front row: Renee Sidor, Mary Kenda, Lynn Strapp, Laurie Kometz, Della Zimmerman, Nancy Stolarz. Jane Wohlen, Patti Nowlan. Second row: Debbie Peppers, Maryellen O ' Neil, Karen Schneider, Gerie Kammer, Paula Babenscak, Sue Barnes, Carol Patena. Third row: Julie Lasics, Sue Woodward, Donna Kish, Sue Castle, Valerie Vondrak, Laura Holzbaek, Jean Marie Randall, Jean Timko. Top row: Nadine Pavieh , Nancy LaMere, Denise Traczyk. Anita Ramker, Debbie Gregor, Lucy Rueth. Laura Sindicich, Jane Levitt, Laura Smithers. 76 ORGANIZATIONS ■ VARSITY CLUB The big blue N” is the letter that each Varsity Club member earns through many months of grueling practice and competition. The Varsity Club was organized to foster students’ apprecia¬ tion for the lettermen. Lettermen try to stimulate interest in ath¬ letic events. They wear their sweaters to classes on the days of sports contests; they check coats and serve as ushers, and direct traffic and parking for the fans who swarm to Noll’s events. The lettermen exhibit pride in their school, and their school exhibits great pride in them. VARSITY CLUB Front row: Miguel Arredondo, Robert Porras, Mark Moldrawski, Kevin Bush, Spig Kepa, Mike Knight. Dave Szyp. Branko Sajn. Mike Justak. Second row: Kevin O’Neill, John Knazur, Kevin Forrest, Wally Kasprzycki, Tom Philpot, A1 Verbish, Steve Cerven, Mike Davids. Ted Pietrzak. Dave Brainard. Third row: Sonny Ramirez, Rich Lopez, Mark Muha, Jim Randall, Jim Lebryk, Rich Suchanuk, Jim Kocal, Tom Quinn, Dave Aguilera. Jim Schulien. Fourth row: Kevin Matovina, Dominic Raso, Ron Tucker, Warren Biederstadt, Paul Gargula, Bill Smith, Steve Drndak, Scott Kuykendall, Mark Volkman, Cordell Purnell. Top row: Chuck Tuskan, Dave Skibinski, Vince Berta, A1 Wadas, Mick Molle, Rick Kamradt, Joe Angyus, Brian W ' hite- side. Rich Gulasy, Stan Smith, Jim Kolbus. ORGANIZATIONS 77 1 LETTERMEN CLUB OFFICERS: Top: Branko, Sajn, Front: Spig Kepa and Mike Knight. tcSm CHEERLEADERS No athletic event is complete without the rousing performance of the cheerleaders. The excellence of their formation, cheers, and acrobatics are a result of long hours of dedication and hard work, not only during the school year, but also during summer vacations. All levels of the school are represented at games and pep rallies. It’s the cheerleaders who set the pace for school spirit. tRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Sue Jackowski, Marcia Serafin, and Diane Sue Jackowski Reilly. Barb and Donna VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Judy Ardelean, Barb Penkala. Donna Peppers, Katie Quinn. Janice Fielding, and Sharon Kolbert. i 7K ORGANIZATIONS I JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: Debbie Peppers, Nancy LaMere, Mary Kenda, Patricia Medina, and Mary Koharko JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Jennifer Hudspeth Barb, Sharon and Judy JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Marybeth Vrane JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Damita Williams JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Laura Jakush The varsity squad performs at halftime JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Ann Etter, Dorothy Whitaker, and Becky Kerger. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADER Jennifer Pastrick ORGANIZATIONS 79 POM PONS AND BOOSTER CLUB It’s half-time and the B.N.I. Pom Pon squad is ready to do its thing. Led by Miss McMahon and Miss Luketic, the Poms practice every day during Band class. The original routines are their own creations. The Poms perform in parades and tourneys and at home games during the school year. Although the Pom Poll’s performances reflect a lot of hard work, their happy faces also show a lot of fun and excitement. Whenever the Warriors need a boost, the Booster Club is there, ready, willing and able to provide it. The girls’ enthusiasm and undying spirit adds an extra zest to the game. The girls are always on hand to cheer a little longer, yell a little louder, and to scream encouragement—in victory or defeat. The philosophy of the Booster Club is that it takes a great cheering section to boost a great team. Top Row: Helen Szczepanski, Debra Hughes, Lee Ann Crist. Robin Thompson. Laura Kenward. Sue Mlynarski. Carole Tucak, Olga Torres, Geri Cvitkov- ich. Bottom: Pam Sutko, Jean Timko, Sue O ' Donnell, Jean Ramker, Claudia Pogorzelski, Judy Mrvan, Janice Campagna. Barb Boney, Clarice Pogor- zelski, Mary Ellen O’Neil, Cathy Hutchens. 80 ORGANIZATIONS jjf j r rMP ¥ si 1 ■ ■ ■■■—«—iljj r L. £ These are only some of the members of the great Booster Club. ORGANIZATIONS 81 STAGE CREWS Behind the scenes at any theatrical event, there is a large group of talented people—unsung heroes and heroines—that never gets to take that well deserved bow. This group is the back¬ bone of any show—the stage crew. There are the groups that build the sets, work the lights, sweep the stage, hand out props, and pull the curtain. 1 hen, there is the group that works the cosmetic miracles—the make-up crew. These are the kids that made Barefoot in the Park and Guys and Dolls great shows to remember. Actors and make-up experts do last minute touch-ups. Bridget Swibes and Jane Matz help to re-create Broadway. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. Stage Crew: Bill Brown, Tom Bober. Carlos Candelaria. Tim Dedinsky. Ted Evancic, Ed Garbacik, Carol Garza, Monica Lenz, Kurt Matz, Paul Matz. Mike Niemic, Bill O ' Brien. Bridget Swibes. Make up Crew: Bill Brown. Janice Field¬ ing. Debbie Garbacik, Mary Lou Novak. Debbie Peppers, Donna Peppers. Clar¬ ice Pogorzelski. Claudia Pogorzelski. Nancy Salmon. Joan Salzman. Mary Lee Stodola. Mary Kenda. Nancy LaMere, Judy Mrvan. Top: Bill O ' Brien, Ijurie Kometz. John Ulaskas, Jane Matz. Dan Derdula. Bot¬ tom: Kurt Matz. Ann Radde, Paul Matz. at ORGANIZATIONS 8.1 Mary Kenda gets a make-up assist from Eileen Boyle GUYS AND DOLLS Stage Crew: Bill Brown, Dan Derdula, Dave Matkowski, Greg Matkowski, Jim Lebryk, Jane Matz, Kurt Matz, Mark McKernin, Judy Nalewski, Bill O’Brien, Mike Onesko, Tom Quinn, Ann Radde, Bridget Swibes. Joe Tragessor, Andy To- karz, John Ulaskas, Jon Weatherford, Dan Winner, Marlene Worosz, Paul Matz. Makeup Crew: Janice Campagna, Patty Fox, Kim Galvin, Deborah Garba- eik, Del Haager, Jim Haugh, Debbie Ladowicz, Nancy LaMere, Graeie Lasko- wieki, Mike Mantich. John Medwitz, Michelle Obremski, Clarice Pogorzelski, Crystal Puhak, Janet Ray, Tim Surufka, Janellen Tilka, Cathy Tragessor, Veron¬ ica Vega, Claudia Pogorzelski. Patty Smith and Carole Knight put props in order. Cathy Tragessor works makeup magic on Ted Evaneie. Top: Kurt Matz. Joe Tragessor, Greg Matkowski. Center: Paul Matz. Bill O ' Brien. Bottom: Bridget Swibes, Bill Brown. PARENTS CLUBS Behind every great school are the parents who do so much to support and keep it great. Bishop Noll Institute is thrice blessed to have a Men’s Club, a Women’s Club, and a Music Department Parents Club working so hard behind the scenes to keep Noll great. The Men’s Club officers: Mr. Walter A. Skibinski, President, Mr. Robert J. Kowalik, Vice-President, Mr. Finis Coulis, Secre¬ tary, and Mr. Charles Tuskan, Treasurer. The Women’s Club officers: Mrs. Martin Quinn, President, Mrs. Finis Coulis, Vice-President, Mrs. Harvey Sanders, Senior Vice-President, Mrs. Bert Clifford, Junior Vice-President, Mrs. Ronald Kuykendall, Sophomore Vice-President, Mrs. Tony No¬ vak, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Jose DeLeon and Mrs. John Slam- kowski. Corresponding Secretaries, and Mrs. Tony Pobereyko, Treasurer. The Music Department Parents Club: Mr. Bernard J. Novak, President, Mr. Jerome D. Sutko, Treasurer, Mr. Gerald A. Fox, Vice-President, and Mrs. Dolores Angyus, Secretary. ¥ k The ladies enjoy dinner at the Fashion Show. Mrs. Modrowski is just one of the Women’s Club members who aid Health Ser¬ vices with administering hearing and eye tests. Parents Club members attend and enjoy a dinner dance. Moms and Dads also show team spirit. ORGANIZATIONS 85 SPECIAL HONORS Bishop Noll students who have shown special talents in vari¬ ous competitions were rewarded for their special skills and deter¬ mination. The awards included the N.I.S.B.O.V.A. (In¬ strumental vocal, solo and ensemble competition), the Young American Essay Contest, and special Junior High athletic honors. Michele Gora won firsts in the following competitions: flute solo, piccolo solo, piano solo, flute duet, flute trio, and flute sextet. c: -rv-: j •• — : V J s’ 1 , Charles Tuskan won the Young American Essay Contest which was sponsored by the East Chicago Exchange Club. i • i I Dan Jordan won second in state for piano solo. 86 ORGANIZATIONS N.I.S.B.O.V.A. INSTRUMENTAL COMPETITION—1st place flute sextet winners: Diana Ramos, Michele Gora, Donna Pasztor, Marthalyn Wayne, and Cheryl Pers. Laura Tomasula won second in state for Coronet solo. Diana also won firsts in flute duet (regional) and flute trio in state. Donna won second in regionals for flute trio, and Cheryl was also awarded second in regionals for flute duet. Not pictured: Kathy Kansky who won first in state for flute sextet and second in regionals for a flute trio. Patty Fox, winner of first place in piano and vocal competition, with Kristin MulhollandL, National Merit Scholarship nominee. Junior High Wrestlers: Standing: Robert Nelson and Earl Whitaker. Kneeling: Roderick Moore and James Brewer. These boys hold trophies for three years of Junior High wres¬ tling excellence. ORGANIZATIONS 87 1119 m «i U 1 . «w . ' f ■■■«.. SCORECARD VARSITY FOOTBALL 8-2 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 27° Calumet 7 40 Michigan City Elston 6 14 Hammond 7 14 (dark 15 31 Hammond Tech 0 35 E.C. Roosevelt 6 (Homecoming) 28 E.C. Washington 0 14 Gavit 26 27 Morton 7 26 Fort Wayne Luers 7 TENNIS 8-2 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 3 Harrison 2 1 Morton 4 4 Hammond 1 3 Griffith 2 2 (dark 3 5 E.C. Roosevelt 0 3 E.C. Washington 2 4 Whiting 1 3 Gavit 2 4 Hammond Tech i CROSSCOUNTRY 13-2 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 25 Merrillville 62 Hohart .36 53 Griffith 67 Portage 27 Valparaiso 113 15 East Gary 50 25 Morton 53 Hammond 18 15 E.C. Washington 55 E.C. Roosevelt 50 18 Whiting 63 Hammond Tee h il 25 Munster 32 15 Clark 40 Gavit 60 HHHHI wmamm FRESHMAN FOOTBALL NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 2-6-1 0 Whiting 0 6 Hammond 0 0 Clark 14 12 Hammond Tech 6 12 E.C. Roosevelt 16 0 E.C. Washington 34 0 Gavit 24 0 Morton 7 8 St. Francis DeSales 33 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 3-2-1 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 0 Andrean 34 0 Clark 0 14 Hammond Tech 6 0 E.C. Washington 6 26 Gavit 12 19 Gavit 6 VARSITY BASKETBALL NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 13-8 67 Hammond Tech 47 59 Clark 44 71 LaPorte 73 65 Chesterton 42 53 St. Francis De Sales 43 49 Morton 64 19 Hammond 26 65 Calumet 49 48 Crown Point 41 42 Whiting 43 53 Portage ( () 53 E.C. Roosevelt 49 51 Gavit 56 62 Merrillville 53 37 Valparaiso 34 41 Gary Roosevelt 43 49 E.C. Washington 47 65 Highland HOLIDAY TOURNEY 47 54 Hammond Tech 37 51 Clark SECTIONALS .39 55 Morton 61 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 13-5 NOLL vs. OPPONENT 30 Hammond Tech 28 44 Clark 49 48 La Porte 34 53 Chesterton 38 62 St. Francis DeSales 48 51 Morton 48 42 Hammond 50 56 Calumet 41 55 Crown Point 31 53 Whiting 45 36 Portage 22 63 E.C. Roosevelt 51 53 Gavit 46 51 Merrillville 56 54 Valparaiso 50 38 Gary Roosevelt 41 50 E.C. Washington 52 34 Highland 32 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING 5-6-1 o NOLL vs. OPPONENT 12 Highland 51 30 Gavit 31 12 Hammond 45 39 Clark 20 49 E.C. Washington 15 26 Lake Central 32 50 Hammond Tech 23 39 Whiting 23 18 Morton 42 30 E.C. Roosevelt 30 24 T.F. South 34 35 T.F. North 24 JMTI 1 SWIMMING 9-3-1 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 93 Highland 79 30 Thorton 52 105 Griffith 66 115 Gavit 55 89 LaPorte 82 66 South Bend Jackson 66 94 Hammond 78 91 Morton 81 94 South Bend Adams 78 55 Munster 115 85 Merrillville 87 61 Valparaiso 22 48 Culver Academy 35 1 TRACK AND FIELD 18-1-1 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 87 Hobart 45 T.F. South 19 58 Thorn rid ge 34 60 Hammond 55 Elkhart 41 I 71 Hammond Tech 68 Gavit 8 1 75 Morton 40 Providence 17 1 141 Hammond 151 Hammond Tech 43 Morton 32 Clark 26 Gavit 18 E.C. Washington 18 E.C. Roosevelt 7 1 67 Hammond 86 Gavit 10 I 61 Valporaiso 61 Andrean 37 1 86 Hammond Tech 64 E.C. Roosevelt 7 90 (dark 35 Whiting 15 VARSITY WRESTLING 9-3 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 63 Calument 6 19 Highland 34 24 Gavit 36 29 Hammond 20 30 Clark 27 39 E.C. Washington 20 31 Lake Central 24 39 Hammond Tech 24 36 Whiting 19 15 Morton 34 34 E.C. Roosevelt 21 30 T.F. South 24 8th Grade BASKETBALL NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 6-13 17 Spohn 33 29 Clark 25 46 Gavit 20 38 St. Mark’s 39 33 Morton 39 32 Edison 42 33 Scott 27 21 Eggers 43 27 Spohn 34 24 Clark 29 35 Gavit 33 23 Morton 28 32 Edison 46 . 30 Scott 46 20 Eggers 55 Ij FRESHMAN BASKETBALL A TEAM 134 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 43 Calumet 31 46 Clark 39 46 Highland 31 45 St. Francis De Sales 38 38 Andrean 50 64 Morton 49 47 E.C. Roosevelt 40 41 Munster 24 45 E.C. Washington 39 31 E.C. Washington 37 61 Portage 37 46 Crown Point 31 41 Tolleston 40 49 Gavit 44 47 Hammond 31 50 Whiting 52 40 Hammond Tech 28 BASEBALL 21-4 NOLL vs. OPPONENT 14 T.F. South 3 5 Hammond Tech 3 4 Michigan City Rogers 2 3 Chicago I ane Tech 2 15 E.C. Roosevelt 1 3 E.C. Washington 1 4 Morton 1 1 Clark 0 9 South Bend LaSalle 3 3 South Bend Adams 0 9 Whiting 0 6 Hammond Tech 0 3 E.C. Washington 2 4 Hammond High 5 6 Morton 2 7 Tri-County 5 5 (dark 4 1 E.C. Roosevelt 0 5 A.A. Stagg 0 3 Gavit 5 5 Whiting 0 11 Ijfayette Central Catholic 3 0 Fort Wayne Luers 1 3 Gavit 1 2 Hammond High 3 HHH 7th Grade BASKETBALL NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 6-9 19 Spohn li 5 Clark 10 19 Gavit 16 39 St. Mark’s 17 22 Morton 27 25 Edison 27 14 Scott 22 23 Eggers 36 21 Spohn 9 15 Clark 16 22 Gavit 32 27 Morton 21 34 Edison 39 20 Scott 19 31 Eggers 42 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL B TEAM 9-5 NOLL vs. OPPONENTS 30 Calumet 20 31 Clark 16 27 Highland 15 30 St. Francis DeSales 20 25 Andrean 37 20 Morton 39 44 E.C. Roosevelt 54 28 E.C. Washington 25 39 Portage 14 30 Crown Point 20 29 Hammond 39 23 Hammond Tech 31 WinTolleston (Forfeit) ■ Win Gavit (Forfeit) CROSS COUNTRY Led by Coach Bohalik, the B.N.I. Cross Country team ended its season with an outstanding record of 14-2. Besides placing first in the First Catholic Invitational at Notre Dame, and second in the Lake Shore Conference, the Team distinguished itself with a lot of great individual achievements. Mike Matusz and Darryl Hughes were All-Conference Cross Country selections. Matusz went 12.11.0 ( 2-Vz miles) and broke the old school record 11 times during the season. Sophomore Joe Matusek set the J.V. two-mile time of 10.14. Senior Dan Star- cevich holds the Noll Marathon record, and Darryl Hughes set the three-mile record. Mike Kavanaugh was the first Junior to go under 13:00 for the 2-V-i mile run. , 4 : The Cross Country Team—Top Row: Coach Bobalik, Ed Guerrero, Mike Kavanagh, Dan Starcevich, Corky Tuskan. Middle Row: Greg Meyers, Joe Matusik, Rich Torres, Ralph Godinez, Darrel Hughes. Bottom: Ed Harris, Tony O’Connor, Dave Motkowicz, Karl Sidor, Nick Cmcic. Not Pictured: Branko Sajn, Ray Fattore, Mike Matusz. i T:. ai • ■ ■ 7 ■ . . SPORTS 93 FOOTBALL The key word to describe the 1974 edition of our Football Warriors is IMPROVED! The team finished with an overall 8-2 record and won second place in Lake Shore Conference play. Individual honors also distinguished the season. Wally Kaspr- zyeki was named All American. Wally also joined his teammates in making a number of All Star teams. Kevin Matovina, A1 Ver- hish, Steven Mitchell, Sonny Ramirez, Mike Knight, Brian Whiteside, Joe Angyus, and Wally Kasprzycki all brought special honors to Noll. Brian Whiteside rushed for a new B.N.I. yardage record by a single individual with the help of a great defensive line. The ’74 team featured the fastest backfield in Warrior history. Head Coach, Mr. Gerald Vlasic was assisted by Mr. Bob Sivul- ich and Mr. Don Sebestyen. Mr. Sebestyen also coached the Ju¬ nior Varsity, while Mr. Cerajewski and Mr. Huegli shared the Freshman coaching duties. ■ Head Coach, Mr. Vlasic with Kevin Bush F¥i] il TWIs IVOLl NOLI NOLL NOLL NOLL NOLI NOLL NOLL NOLL NOLL THE VARSITY WARRIORS: Top: James Johnson. Dominie Raso, Robert Porras, Coaches: Mr. Gerald lasic. Mr. Don Sebestyen. Mr. Boh Sivulich. Second row: Jeff Dovle. Mark Arredondo, John Grelak. Mike Molle. Jim Sehulien, Ron Kuykendall. Joe Angyus, Steve Surdell. Chris Kepa. Leo Mar¬ shall. Boh Salinas. Third row: Leo Jiminez. Mike Payne. Jim Kolbus, Greg Cataldi, Jim Kocal, Andy Magana. Ron Fucker, Rick Kamradt. Rich Sueh- anuk, Vince Berta. Paul Barnes. Fourth row: Dave Brainard. Jim Randall. Tom Quinn, Darrell Wesson. Paul Gargula. Kevin O Neill. Gene inhush. Kevin Forrest, Jim Lebryk, Kevin Knight. Bottom row: Bruce Brainard, Sonny Ramirez, George Gaza. Steve Mitchell. Kevin Bush. Kevin Matovina. Mike Knight. Wally Kasprzycki. Spig Kepa, Cordell Purnell, and Rich Lopez. 94 S 1 0 RTS V ' I p’-r- . I ' I � . Freshman Team: Top: Tim Parish, Oscar Figueroa, Jim Arzola, Steve Krol, Ron Kost o, Jeff Matuszak, Art Daronatsy. Second row: Mike Lescak, Tom Haiduch, Joe Rajchel, John Gregor, Wilbur White, Joe Manchak. Rolando Medellin, Tom Fife. Third row: Jack Lopez, Jim Danciu. Norm Nowosinski, Joe Graziano, Ray Lopez, Tom Wojciechowski. Dave Klen. Fourth row: Bob Nauracy, John Fife, David Roque, Steve Mulvihill. Rick Richard. Kurt Farmer, Jim Kolbas, 96 SPORTS WALLY KASPRZYCKI—ALL AMERICAN SPORTS 97 TENNIS A new sport at Noll in r 75 is Tennis. The team, under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Czarnecki, placed second in the Lake Shore Conference with a record of 6-2. The Varsity ended victo¬ riously with a record of 8-2. The undefeated Junior Varsity ended the season with a sparkling 7-0 record. Larry Writt won special commendation for taking first place in the Singles Division of the Lake Shore Conference. Other se¬ niors commended are: Captain, Dorothy Nelson, John Knazur, Dave Szyp, Mike Koinetz, and Barbara Hohenberger. Tennis is one more example of the variety of sports open to students at B .N.I. Tim S .umlas waits for serve. I . First row: Barb Hohenberger, Janet Germek, Mike Kometz, Eugene Zaborski. Second row: Sponsor. Mr. Robert Czarnecki, Dorothy Nelson, Greg Gawlik, Kevin Knrnik. John Knazur. Third row: Larry Writt, Dan Mroz. Alan Frechette, Russel Daronasty, Tim Szumlas. 8 SPORTS ■s. vV v vWvVvVWVv w x xw VVV 4 . VV .UV’vVWVvWvV Alan Frechette shows winning forni winning :ne Zaborski moment for the team SPORTS 99 H ' Steve Cerven, Coach Tonkovich, and Ed Thompson Ed and Steve. SWIMMING 1975 was another great year for BNI swimmers who finished with 10 wins and only 4 losses. The year was also distinguished hy some fine personal achievements. We were first in the Indiana Lake Shore Conference, scored another first in the La Porte Relays, second in Sectionals, and sixth in the State with 68 points. There was also the memorable upset win over Munster in the 400 yard Relay. Harold Weatherford was second in State for 100 yard backst¬ roke, Steve Cerven sixth ii State for 500 yard free style, and Cer¬ ven. Weatherford, Dave Szyp, and Ron Alitto were third in State for 400 meter free style Relay. They also achieved the distinction of All State. Congratulations to Coach Jim Tonkovich and our team. J5£ % ’ SrliiSma Mike Davids displays the butterfly stroke. Dave and Mike. UK) SPORTS ft Vn SPORTS 101 Ed and Steve again. Ron Alitto. Top row: Mike Davids, Ron Alitto, Dan Simko, Ed Thompson, Dave Szyp, and Steve Cerven. Bottom Row: Dan Hawkins, Jeff Boswell, John Hildebranski, Dennis Kennedy, and Jon Weatherford. ' . .. , —. - J Jeff Boswell. Top row: Monica Gargula. Ann Radde. Wendy Ruddy. Kathy Rogan. and Mary Kay Campbell. Bottom row: Lorie Mroz. Carmen Czerwinski. Sue Pierce, and Dorothy LaMere. Mike Davids. 102 SPORTS Top row: Ed Czapla, Eric Kolodziej, Laurie Mroz, Bill Palermo, and Dennis Jones. Middle row: Joe Hupke, Richard Wilson. Ron Stisiak, and Bill Diacek. Bottom row: Terry Lissi, Andre Hawkins, Chuck Grdina, John Grdina, Jerry Kulik, and Joe Austin. Harold Weatherford. SPORTS 103 WRESTLING It was a good season for Noll’s matmen. The team, led by Coach, Bob Sivulich and Assistant Coach, Don Sebestyen fin¬ ished the season with a respectable 9-3 record. The wrestling Warriors finished second in the IHSAA Sectional, and seventh in the Regional. It was also a year of personal achievements. All American, Tony Dorin with an overall 25-2 record was first in Regionals and first in Sectionals. Andy Magana received an award for mak¬ ing the most sacrifices to benefit the team, and the Tom Ramker Award for the best all around Sportsman-Student-Wrestler was granted to junior Jim Schulien. Junior Kevin O’Neill was the most improved wrestler. - •• TONY DORIN-ALL AMERICAN The Varsity team: Standing: Coach Sivulich, Miguel Arredondo, Andy Magana, Kevin O’Neill, Mark Muha, Greg Cataldi, Jim Schulien, Rich Gulasy, Coach Sebestyen. Kneeling: Dave Brainard, Steve Dmdak, Bill Smith, Tony Dorin, Vince Berta, Stan Smith. Sitting: Juan Ojeda, Greg Gawlik, Don Swibes, Warren Biederstadt, and Armando Mora. 104 SPORTS Standing: Coach Sebestyen, Jim Kovacic, Chuck Boney, Mitch Skiba, Kevin Forrest, Louis Strapp, Steve Bramer, Henry Debski. Kneeling: Mike Molle, Scott Kuykendall, Bart Mulle, Carlos Arburto, Joe Nauracy, Steve Surdell, and John Piech. The Junior Varsity team. Freshmen: Standing: Coach Sebestyen, Nelson Lecea, Rolando Medellin, Oscar Figueroa, Tom Wojciechowski, John Gregor, Jim Arzola, Joe Manchak, Kneeling: Norm Nowosinski, Dave Klen, Mark Cheranko, Bob Kendra, John Nauracy, Tom Haj- duch. Mike Lescak, and Dave Roque. SPORTS 105 BASKETBALL HOME The 1974 1975 Hustling Warriors were the 1 defensive team in Indiana. The team had a winning season compiling a 13-8 record and won the Hammond Holiday Tourney. The Warriors were rated the top defensive team in the state with a 47.6 opponent scoring average. The varsity team was made up of a group of hard-working young men who gave 150% effort and scored victories over E.C. Washington, E.C. Roosevelt, Valporaiso, and Merrilville, and scored two victories each over Hammond Tech and Hammond Clark. In other games, the battling Warriors made their oppo¬ nents struggle to the end, losing three games by one point and all of the others by less than nine. This was coach Jerry King’s first year at B.N.I. and he gave us a winner. Coach Ron Luketie can be proud of the fine 13-5 showing of the Junior Varsity team. Coach Huegli’s Junior High teams showed a losing record but also showed fighting spirit—and promise for the future. 1(X SPORTS Varsity: Top row; Coach 1 , Mr. Jerry King, John Ballard. Rich Suchanek. Robert Porras. Dave Skibinski, Louie Coulis. Middle: Ted Pietrzak. Mark Kugar Wally Kasprzycki. Melvin Flack. Mik£ Traczyk, Greg Turner. Bottom: Paul Poberyko, Ken Zagrocki, Toni Philpot, Willie Malatestinic. Jay Farkas. SPORTS 107 Junior Varsity: Top row: Eugene Zaborski. Mike Mantich, Chuek Lira, Tom Boyle. Sam Biedron. Second row: Ken Sullivan, Leo Jiminez, Mark Bobak, John Grelak, Jim Michalski. Bottom row: Coach, Mr. Ron Luketic, Pete Surd, Mike Kolodziej. Bill Chute. Junior High: Top: Henry McKenney, William Spenee, Roderick Moore. Freddy Robinson, Mike Klen, Val King, Coach, Mr. Richard Huegli. Bottom: Cornell Rollins, Derrick Smith, Jeff Alexovich, Leonard Mann, Hamilton Doyle. 108 SPORTS WJl . Freshmen: Top row: Coach, Mr. Jack Gabor, Joe Goldasic. Louis Naumoff, Thaddeus Garner, Walter Whitaker, leston. Middle row: Paul Sember, Boh Nauracy. K , vin Barnes, A.J. Novak. Paul Joyce. Bottom row: Jim Kolbus. pia, Rick Riccardi, Ed Dernulc, Pete Burleson. Junior High: Top: Coach Huegli, Eric Johnson, Norbert McKenny, Robert Nel son, Sherman Newell. Middle: Dave Dedelow, Tim Alexander, Mantel Dabney, Daverick Marcus. Bottom: Kurt Schultz, Terrence Turner, Tim Glowacki Damen Robinson. SPORTS 109 wr ■ J .•« Ffv ' fjf , i BI A-01 r li ' v 1 WL J i W f7 T y TRACK AND FIELD The 1975 Running Warriors” took third in Sectionals and second place in the Indiana Lake Shore Conference Indoor Track meet. Mike Kavanaugh set the Junior indoor record for the two mile run at 9 minutes 39.0 seconds. Joe Matusik and Greg Meyers set the Sophomore outdoor mile time at 4 minutes 37.2 seconds. Joe also set the Sophomore two-mile time of 9 minutes 58.8 seconds. Senior Dave Tolin set the 440-yard dash record at 49.9 sec¬ onds. Outstanding Senior Mike Matusz set the outdoor two-mile time at 9 minutes 12.8 seconds. Senior Ted Pietrzak set the in¬ door school record in the high jump at 6 feet 0 inches. Bob Sa¬ linas set the Sophomore record in the shot put at 48 feet 6 inches. Coach John Bobalik assisted by Co-Captains, Mike Matusz, Brian Whiteside, Darryl Hughes, and Dave Tolin did an ex¬ cellent job of leading the ’75 Running Warriors in an impressive season. The Noll Track and Field team is another of the many exam¬ ples of athletic excellence at a great school. Senior Ted Pietrzak set high jump record. Ed Sindicich displays proficiency in the shot put. OOt.CA T k J Efei J EE JnL HE TRACK FIELD TEAM: Top: Coach John Bobalik, Ed Guerrero, Guadalupe Delagarza, Wally Kasprzycki, Ted Pietrzak Sam Smith, Raul rond row: Ed Harris, Joe Maridch, Dave Dolak. Rick Torres, Roland Perez, Mark Lewers. Third row: Tom Purcell, Edward Day, Dave Apuknu R-Iph odinez, Nick Crncic. Bottom row: Dave Motkowicz, Karl Sidor, Don Swibes, Rick Juarez, and Paul Muryasz. Not pictured: Mike Payne, Mike Matu.z, ike Traczyk, and Dave Ballard. 110 SPORTS Junior Rick Kamradt, discus thrower. Junior Dan Mroz Senior Mike Matusz Indoor track meet. SPORTS 111 Top row: Greg Turner, Dave Tolin. Mike Kavanagh. Rick Kamradt, Clarence Harmon, Danny Starcevich, Ed Sindicich. Andy Magana. Kevin Bush. Second Row: Dan Mroz. John Devine. Jeff Matuszak. Byron Kelly. Chuck Tuskan. Bob Salinas, Mig Arredondo, Tom Kubaeki. Third row: Ray Lopez. John Hughes, Sam Smith, Tom Floyd, Dave Brainard, Chris Kepa. Tyrone Johnson, Dan Derdula. Bottom row: Daryll Hughes, Mark Moldrowski, Tony O’Connor, Brian Whiteside. Mark Coleman, Joe Matusik. and Greg Meyers. o •T “ - ' •• BASEBALL The 1975 edition of the winning Warriors sported new uni¬ forms—and the same old winning ways. Coach Jim Anderson fielded a great group of hustling guys that made the diamond sparkle brightly with another happy sea¬ son of good solid baseball. The Warriors finished the ’75 season with an overall record of 21 wins with only four losses. In the Lake Shore Conference competition, the Mighty Warriors won 13 and lost 3. This was good enough to make the Warriors Co-Champs with Hammond High. Confidence was the key word as the Varsity team went into sectional play. Noll also has a Junior Varsity team of which we are justly proud. The Junior Varsity team is led by Coach Jack Gabor. ' DMfli . .-isv..;. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—1st Row: Tom Bacevich, John Smolar, Mike Kolodziej, Tim Block, Tim Halton, Rick Baeza. 2nd Row: Tom Slaboski, Scott Kuykendall, Steve Mitchell, Paul Pobereyko, A1 Verbish, Jim Randall, Tom Philpot. 3rd Row: Dave Skibinski, Tom Stack, Jim Kolbus, Coach Jim Anderson, Sonny Ramirez, Jay Farkas, George Gaza, Rodney Pasyk. Not Pictured: Tom Carrol. Al Verbish - « a : hhiiiii n 9 7 SPORTS 112 in -,- JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM—1st Row: Gene Bukowski, Greg Gawlik, Bob Nauacy, Paul Sember, Ken Kristi. 2nd Row: Rick Zappa, Joe Graziano, Jim Kolbus, Tom Alt, Kevin Barnes, John Gregor, Gary Defrance Mgr. 3rd Row: Ron Kostyo, Mike Bacevich, Alex Garcia, Steve Krol, Leo Marshall. 4th Row: Coach Jack Gabor, Mark Bobak, Joe Goldisic, Kevin Sullivan, Greg Orbik. l Tom Philpot Sonny Ramirez I I Tim Block Jay Farkas Junior Varsity in action. SPORTS 115 Tim Halton A1 Verbish behind the mask. .1 1 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1975 was a year of firsts at B.N.I., and a major first was the inception of the Intramural Basketball program. The program was proposed by the students and supported by both administration and faculty, to provide more students with an opportunity to participate in athletic competition. The program consisted of 16 teams organized into two leagues with 8 teams per league. Each team had the opportunity to com¬ pete in 7 regular season games, and in 4-round elimination tour¬ naments. There were a total of 70 games played. Much of the program’s success can be attributed to the hard work of Mr. Pat Kalich and to the many faculty members who served as supervisors, referees, and timers. Mr. Bobalik, Mr. Fur- ticella, Mr.Gabor, Mr. Huegli, Mr. Knesek, Mr. Mehok, Mr. Miller, Mr. Pressner, Mr. Sebestyen, and Mr. Ylasic all joined with Mr. Kalich and 16 great teams to make it a great season of Intramural play. MGSSMERT’s captured the first crown by defeating the GREAT WHITE HOPE, 48-36, in the championship game. We all look forward to another great season in ’76. : i SPORTS 117 PEP RALLIES What’s the biggest organization at B.N.I.? The entire student body, of course. Before each big sports event, we converge on the fieldhouse, more than sixteen-hundred strong, to cheer the Warriors on to victory! 11H SPORTS Student Council President, Terry Murphy leads the rally. Flowers and a big hug for Homecoming Chairman Mary Bugajski. Mike Traczyk is the main ingredient in the victory cake. The Pom Pons do their thing. ORIENTATION The end of another summer—the start of a new school year! Nervous freshmen struggle through an orderly chaos, while veteran sophomores, juniors, and seniors anxiously look forward to renewing old acquaintances. There are tuitions to pay, schedules to pick up, books to buy, and uniforms to claim. The longest line forms outside of Student Services, where a harried staff works overtime to correct and adjust class schedules. 122 EVENTS Homecoming is an event to remember. During Spirit Week, students wore class colors and dressed for nostalgia days. Festivities began on October 10 with a pep rally and parade through the main streets of East Chicago. The mighty Warrior team scored a smashing victory over the Washington Senators, and happiness was the mood at the Home¬ coming Dance. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Mr. Touchdown”, Kevin Matovina, by Homecoming Queen, Ja¬ nice Fielding. All of this was arranged by Mary Bugajski. Marshmallow eating contestant, Mr. Sharon Stranon and Patty Slamokowski Putz. The winner! Senior, Harold Weatherford Pep Rally Queen”, Steve Kull and escort, Tom Philpott A1 Verbish and Steve Mitchell get kisses from moms as students at rally roar encouragement. Majorette, Pom Pons, and Band set the pace for the Homecoming parade. A spirited group of Sophomore cheerleaders Senior float. Wendy Hybiak and Lisa Daeiow ride a bicycle decorated for two. I BACK TO E WASHINGTON 126 EVENTS m ' ueen Janice Fielding HOMECOMING COURT Linda Mysliwy 1 i; 7 • � U’ , I ' :! i� ! if? � a Slrl) if! I ! ft 1 1 1 1; f 1.1 ■ V, i ■ l i ... i L 01 • B :W 4 • r-fi B 1 1 ' ; 1 , 111 ! 1 ! R ' S B 2 9 s « « ■ S IS � I- ar FALL DRAMA The Fall Drama is an annual event which offers all students at Noll an opportunity for dramatic training and personal enrichment. In the tradition of good theatre, BNI students opened the sea¬ son with the Neil Simon comedy. Barefoot in the Park. The pro¬ duction was directed by Miss Marilyn Popovich. Miss Popovich was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William Berens and student direc¬ tor, Sue Korczak. The comedy had a cast of six and a production staff of seven. Y - xgr.A if 4 i ■ Man Frank Stodola delivers wedding gifts. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK CAST Paul Bratter.Kevin Powell Corrie Bratter.Sharon Kolbert Mrs. Banks. Victor Velasco.. Telephone Man Delivery Man.... ....Marie Ambre Richard Gulasy ....Chris Klocek ...FrankStodola Cast and Crew of Barefoot in the Park. Honeymooners comfort exhausted Mrs. Banks. ’’Welcome home, Honey.” 130 EVENTS Culinary expert. Rich Gulasy describes exotic dish. CREW Director. Student Director. Stage Production Manager Lighting. Props. Sound. Make-up. Set Design. Publicity. .Miss Marilyn Popovich .Sue Korczak ...Bill O’Brien .. Bill O’Brien, Kurt Matz ..Monica Lenz ...Marlene Mantich .Ted Evancic Mr. and Mrs. William Berens .Mrs. Marsha Swalek Busiest lap in the Park. Chris Kloeek, a weary telephone man, finally makes it to the top. | TURNABOUT In February, the Service Club, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Michielson, magically transformed the cafeteria into the Kingdom of Camelot. Co-chairmen Nancy Poplas and Loretta Filas organized the medieval affair that featured torch lights, drawbridge, and Sher¬ wood Forest. Eve Machuca reigned at the dance with the members of her court, Cecilia Brtko, Paulette Giorgio. Cindy Hepp, and Nancy Poplas. In short, ' ' there was simply not a more congenial spot for happy-ever-aftering this year than Camelot.” Turnabout Queen, Eve Machuca with escort Ernest Gomez. 132 EVENTS TALENT SHOW The biggest project taken on by the Human Relations Club this year was the annual Talent Show. The production, featured musicians, dancers, singers, and a fashion show. The show was sponsored by Mrs. Patricia McGregor. The purpose of the Talent Show is to provide a showcase for the many talented students of B.N.I. Larry Washington welcomes the sell-out crowd. Cheryl Henderson and Dominic Bailey share M.C. duties. One of the big hits of the show, the Every Day People. Gail Pettis and Marie Ambre in vocal duet. Songstress, Pat Stewart. Tony Moore displays dancing talent. Peggy Kealoha dances a hula. Melissa Kokot in interpretive dance. 134 EVENTS All Star Cream Cheese Dingo Dog Band . . . Hold the Mayo. The Andrews Sisters”, Linda Mysliwy, Judy Nalewski, and Debbie Hudspeth The Twins” Claudia and Clarice Pogorzelski. EVENTS 135 Tap Dancer, Vocalist, Allegra Pendleton. Laurie Kometz. Frank Russell, guitarist of Every Day People. MARDI GRAS Once again, the annual event known as Mardi Gras was a rous¬ ing success. Circus 75” was created by Mission Club sponsor, Father Joseph Mosko, with the aid of the well organized com¬ mittee consisting of class representatives and co-chairmen under the leadership of General Chairman, John Knazur. The end result was enjoyment and fun for all ages. But more important, the financial success of Mardi Gras will enable the Mission Club to do more for the needy. We had clowns. 136 EVENTS We had big clowns and little clowns. a m ii I nVk� ,|J !7 1H’ 01 U K t General Chairman, John Knazur. E ' 1 9 ■ m Sirrilla Blackman was a big winner AND THE PEOPLE SAT DOWN TO EAT AND TO DRINK ISwiPiS 138 EVENTS Father Mosko takes time out from The face behind the cotton candy his hectic schedule to smile over the Alice Seifert, success of Mardi Gras. AND ROSE UP TO PLAY. EVENTS 139 SPRING MUSICAL Producer Director.... Music Director. Choral Director. Choreography. Set Design. Student Director. Rehearsal Conductor GUYS DOLLS .Miss Marilyn Popovich ..Miss Pat Taylor .Rev. John Winterlin Miss Debbie Bogielski, Miss Marilyn Popovich ...Mr. Bill Berens, Dan Derdula .Marlene Mantich .Vicky Angyus $AU£-‘V$mUCl i jfl3$$3d)N; Nicely-Nicely Johnson. Benny Southstreet. Rusty Charlie 1. Sarah Brown. Arvide Abernathy. Mission Band. Harry the Horse. Lt. Brannigan. Nathan Detroit. Angie the Ox. Miss Adelaide. Sky Masterson. Joey Biltmore. Mimi. General Matilda B. Cartwright. Big Jule. Waiter. CAST .Ted Evancic .Patrick Tracy .Armondo Medrano .Janet Germek .Andrew Buzinski .Monica Lenz, Nancy Tilka, Dan McDonagh .Gordon Stewart .Jim Lebryk .John Dragus .Tim Gobek .Donna Peppers .Dominic Raso .Christopher Klocek .Donna Petrunich .Renalta Wallace .Kevin Powell .Tim Dedinsky Production Manager. Stage Manager.. Lighting. Sound. Properties.. Backdrop. Costume Supervision Make-up Supervision Publicity. Showcase. Program. Program Cover. CREW .Bill O’Brien Marlene Mantich .Kurt Matz, Anne Radde Jane Matz, Bill O ' Brien .Kurt Matz . Peggy Smith, Lois Plisky Carol Knight, Marge Golan, Patti Smith .Mike Onesko .Mary Lou Novak, Dee-Dee Ramos .Eileen Boyle, Billie Brown .Mrs. Marsha Swalek .Junior-Senior Art Classes ..Deborah Garbacik Billie Brown i ! t I 140 EVENTS EVENTS 141 DANCERS and SINGERS Linda Adams, Tom Bober, Andrew Buzinski, Alice Chess, Tim Dedinsky, Ted Evancic, Janice Fielding, Edward Garbacik, Charlotte Gibson, Tim Gobek, Mary Kenda, Christopher Klocek, Mitzi Koharko, Sharon Kolbert, Laurie Ko- metz, Jim Lebryk, Kristin Mulholland, Mike Onesko, Judy Mrvan, Debbie Pep¬ pers, Cathy Perez, Donna Petrunich, Kevin Powell, Nancy Stolarz, Chris Svo- boda, Karin Travis. 142 EVENTS . ORCHESTRA Vicky Angyus, Sue Boilek, Alison Breslauer, Jim Brewer, Charlene Brooks, Ann Bush, Michele Gora, Tony Gunia, Kathy Kansky, Jan Lubas, Donna Pasztor, Cheryl Pers, Gail Pettis, Ted Radziwiecki, Dee Dee Ramos, Della Randall, Har¬ vey Sanders, Rene Sidor, Cindy Sutko, Chris Szumilas, Laura Tomasula, Martha- lyn Wayne, and Reverend John Winterlin. 144 EVENTS mi :: . V -aj 7 2 5 . JSs SWEETHEART BALL Clotill Coley and Benard Tayl On a cool April evening, B.N.I.’s cafeteria rocked and hopped when the HI-Y s fourth annual Sweetheart Ball got under way. More than one-hundred ladies and their escorts bumped”, ’watergated , and electric-twisted throughout the exciting evening. Music was provided by Back Stabbers Inc. Sharman Evans was this year’s Sweetheart Queen, and her court included Renalta Wallace, and Deardra Green. 1974 Sweetheart Queen, Clotill Coley was escorted by HI-Y President, Benard Taylor. ' .’ n ( ■ . CONCERTS This year, B.N.I.’s Concert Band and Concert Choir have spread a lot of musical pleasure. The band directed by Mr. James LaMantia and the choir di¬ rected by Father John Winterlin made an annual Spring tour, with performances at Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio. The tour was sponsored by the Music Department Parents Club. The Concert Band, Diana Ramos and Cheryl Pers. The Concert Band and Concert Choir perform the finale at the Winter Concert, Father John Winterlin and the Concert Choir at the Spring Concert. Karin Travis, Laurie Kometz, and Nora Toncheff. EVENTS 145 0k gk A Pga mst J • • .i ‘ Kt W £JL m ■ W W t % 1 Jfl ¥• - ?„r% mm 0- p ’W ' [f Vvi 1 ; ’iTy Yi •r ;c - r U- ' PROM This year’s prom. Precious and Few, was held at Chicago’s Sheraton-Blackstone hotel. Music was provided by two bands, Returns and Quorum. The success of the glamourous evening event is due to a lot of hard work done by Mr. Jim Pressner, the sponsor and by the General Prom Chairmen, Nancy Bazan, Ed Godlewski, and Barb Penkala. THE MOMENTS WERE PRECIOUS A ' Ml A|A 1 Jgf- � £i fl 1 1875-1975 yf the 100th Birthday of A rchbishop-Bishop John In memory o Francis Noll, D.D., who gave his name to our beloved Institute 148 EVENTS BACCALA UREA TE It was with a feeling of great awe that the graduates filed into the beautiful Holy Angels Cathedral. It was Baccalaureate—the first of the graduation ceremonies. The Mass was concelebrated by Bishop Andrew Grutka, Reverend George M. Vrabely, and the priests of the faculty of Bishop Noll. Reverend John Winterlin directed the Concert Choir of Bishop Noll Institute. Mr. Daniel Christiana, Valedictorian 150 EVENTS The class of 1975 was a great class. It was a class that was con¬ stantly aware of its responsibility. It was a class that brought a number of special honors to Bishop Noll. It was a class that earned the respect of the entire Noll community. And, it was a class that will be happily remembered and sadly missed. GRADUATION 1975 EVENTS 151 3 - ■HHHi • ' Hr ' lT James Deasy, Betty Crocker Award 154 GRADUATES SENIOR HONORS George Gaza, National Merit Scholarship Daniel Christiana, Valedictorian Mark Mullaney, Salutatorian John Piatti, President of the Senior Class Nancy Nowlan, Vice-President of the Senior Class Susan Mlynarski, R.O.T.C. four-year Scholarship Mr. James St. Amour, Vice-Principal, with National Merit Scholarship nomi¬ nees, George Gaza, Judy Holicky, Jean Seifert, Susan Mlynarski. GRADUATES 155 - ' k, MW EILEEN BOYLE MICHAEL BOYLE BRUCE BRAINARD THOMAS BACEVICH RICHARD BAEZA DOMINIC BAILEY JAMES BAILEY BRENDA ALEMAN MARIE AMBRE VICTOR ANCICH VICTORIA ANGYUS CECELIA BRTKO SOPHIE BRZEK KEVIN BUSH MARY BUTLER STEVEN BUZINSKI CHRISTINA CAMARENA l .v?«‘ ‘‘ ’v 1 “ ' ' .r� , ■ . - -V .- - •. i. ?- ° VERNON BROWN •“ WILLIAM BROWN STEPHEN CERVEN TERENCE CAMPBELL CHR ISTOPHER CAMPOS THOMAS CARROLL ... , MARY BIJCAJSKI ♦� JUANITA BUSH VICKY COCHRAN MARCIA COFFMAN CLOTILL COLEY LEE ANN CRIST DONALD ELLINGSEN MARK EGGLESTON DAVID GROOM RENE CUELLAR TONY DORIN JOHN DRAGUS STEVE DRNDAK CAROL DUBECK mm MICHAEL DAVIDS RENEE EMRICK ■ . v JANICE FIELDING MICHAEL FIELDING JAMES FIFE JAMES DEASY BARBARA DETTMER MARY DOHERTY REBECCA DUWAR JOSEPH DYBEL CHARLOTTE DUNN JOHANNE DYWAN TED EVANCIC LAURA FIELD SHARMAN EVANS THOMAS FLOYD VINCENT FLANNERY DAVID FLOOD � t rrc %% US ' f ■ - i DEBORAH GARBACIK MARY JO FROHNAPPLE PATRICIA FOX PAULETTE GIORGIO DAVID GILLIS CHARLOTTE GIBSON MARY GRESKO JEROME GRDINA ROMUALDO GONZALEZ TRACEY GRENZER PAUL HABZANSKY SUSAN HARANGODY CLARENCE HARMON GILBERT GARCIA PAUL GARGULA - GEORGE GAZA MARY GOLUMBECK MARGARET GOLAN TIMOTHY GISH MICHAEL GRYNECKI JOSEPH GUERRERO RICHARD GULASY ANTHONY GUNIA JAMES HAUGH ALBERT HAUTER ROBERT HEBDA GRADUATES 163 A ' i CHERYL HENDERSON CYNTHIA HEPP JUANITA HERNANDEZ PAUL HELFEN JEAN HIGGINS 1 JAMES HILLIER BARBARA HOHENBERGER JUDITH HOLICKY DARRYL HUGHES MICHAEL HUNTER JOHN HUTCHENS STEPHEN IHNAT • ' ■ V V LOUIS JOSVAI : � .« FRANKLIN HICKS DEBORAH HUDSPETH CAROL HUDOBA ROXANNE HORNYAK MARCIA HOPKINS DANIEL JORDAN DANIEL JENNINGS VERONICA JONES JAMES JALK CAROL KALETA GEORGIA KARR WALLY KASPRZYCKI MICHAEL JUSTAK GRADUATES 165 ANNE KASZAK MICHELE KISH KIMBERLY KtOBUCHAR LYNN KLOCEK JOHN KNAZUR THOMAS KUBACKI GEOFFREY KOZLOWSKI MICHAEL KOMETZ JAMES KOLODZIEJ LINDA LANG JOHN LAMERE DOROTHY LAMERE JOSEPH KUTER £ %. GRADUATES 167 MICHAEL LANNON MICHAEL KNIGHT SHARON KOLBERT MICHAEL KOLISZ JON KOLLADA MICHAELENE KULESA STEVEN KULL TERRY KURASZ VERONICA KUSS PATRICIA KEILMAN JAMES KENNEDY ZBIGNIEW KEPA CHARLES KISH ' A RICHARD LOPEZ CYNTHIA LERMA JAMES LEBRYK PAMELA MACK EVA MACHUCA KATHLEEN MACAK SHELLEY LUKISH ANNA MASCH LORETTA MARTINEZ KAREN MARQL1ARDT MARLENE MANTICH MARK McKERNIN thomas McDonald r i RONALD LUBAS WALTER LOPEZ STEVEN A. LOPEZ MARIA MAGALLANEZ NEIL MANTEL ANDY MAGANA THOMAS MALUGA DEBBIE McARDLE KEVIN MATOVINA MICHAEL MATUSZ JANE MASTEY LEONETTE MECHA william McLaughlin GRADUATES 169 MARK MENKE JUDY MENZL SUSAN MLYNARSKI CYNTHIA MOJZIK BRIAN MOLD MARK MOLDROWSKI PATRICK MORAN SYLVIA MOREQUECHO JUDY MRVAN MARK MUHA JUDY NALEWSKI PETER NAU CHRISTINE MIS STEVEN MITCHELL ANN MARIE MOLENDA ALICE MONTGOMERY ARMANDO MORA JOSEPH MOORE KRISTIN MULHOLLAND MARK MULLANEY TERRENCE MURPHY LINDA MYSLIWY DAWN NELSON DOROTHY NELSON CYNTHIA NEMETH KATHLEEN NORGARD GRADUATES 171 : mmsm.v MARY NOVAK MICHAEL NOVAK EDWARD NOWAK NANCY NOWLAN KAREN PAVNICA DONNA PEPPERS ROSEMARY PEREZ PAMELA PERRY JOHN PIATTI TED PIETRZAK MICHELLE OBREMSKI WILLIAM O’BRIEN MICHAEL PARKER DONNA PETRUNICH LOIS PLISKY RUPERT PAUL MICHAEL PETRUNICH PAUL POBEREYKO PHILIP PHILLIPOV NANCY POPLAS THOMAS PHILPOTT ROBERT PORRAS GRADUATES 173 GILBERT RODRIGUEZ TERRANCE RUCINSKI RANDALL RYDER JOSEPH RZEPNICKI MICHAEL PURCELL CORDELL PURNELL DOROTHY PUGH KEVIN POWELL DIANA RAMOS MARIA RAMOS ADOLPH RAMIREZ PATRICIA RABATIN ! ' - ■ - t v MARIBEL OUEYOUEP THOMAS OUINN JAMES RANDALL DOMINIC RASO LILIA RAZO PAUL REEDUS KEVIN RUETH MARY RUETH KENNETH RUKOVINA FRANK RUSSELL RONALD SAENZ BRANKO SAJN MARIE SALINAS PETER SANCHEZ GRADUATES 175 VIRGINIA SASSE HARVEY SANDERS SUSAN STASIEWICZ w ROBERT SISCAK WILUAM SULLIVAN CYNTHIA SUTKO JEAN SEIFERT CYNTHIA SKORUPA THOMAS SLABOSKI JOHN SLAMKOWSKI MARGARET SMITH SAMUEL SMITH STANLEY SMITH ROBERT SMITLEY CARMEN VALLE JOHN ULASKAS MAGDALENE ULLRICH DEBRA URBAN KATHY USTANIK VERONICA VEGA HERLINDA VELA ALBERT VERBISH LILA VILLARRUEL GRADUATES 179 JUDITH TAYLOR EDWARD THOMPSON JOHN TOKARZ DAVID TOLIN ENID TORRES BRIAN TRELA MARK VOLKMAN DARRELL WESSON MICHAEL WILLIAMS EUGENE WINBUSH MARLENE WOROSZ KERRY VRABEL ALBERT WADAS MARSHA WALEROWICZ DAVID WALKER HAROLD WEATHERFORD SUSAN WEDRYK MARTHALYN WAYNE LINDA WEBSTER ANNMARIE ZAPPIA ALEXANDER ZAKARIAS LAWRENCE WRIIT KATHY WOZNIAK Graduates not pictured: JOSE ARROYO SANDRA CRUMP GUILLERMO GIL DAVID JACKOWSKI PAUL KOSENKA MICHAEL PIETRASZAK JOSEPH STERLING MARY URBAN DAVID ZUFFA GRADUATES 181 W PPPA V ' ■ 7 ■, “V ■ vr vk ■ ’ ‘ HlP , | 1 ■? ' % ' M 1 E | ■ ilf ' ” . M m m ' M _i i—I— UNDERGRADUATES 185 186 UNDERGRADUATES i-WH % . ■ft Secretary, Gerald Quinn, Vice-President, Kevin O’Neill, and Treasurer, Ed Sindicicn. JUNIORS James Aniol Randall Armenta Bryan Abascal Sharon Adams Joyce Aultman Patricia Bachleitner Connie Baeza Monica Aguilera Ronald Alitto UNDERGRADUATES 187 ' ■ . . A si Cynthia Buell Annette Bulatovich Roberta Burkhartsmeier Debra Bush Jonie Bush Juanita Bush 188 UNDERGRADUAES Patricia Brink Ricardo Briones Mary Brown William Brown Carolyn Brtko William Bucki Nancy Bolsega Barbara Boney Alonzo Boose Jeffery Boswell David Brainard Heidi Brandush ■«« 1 Clifford Bartz Phillip Bauer Nancy Bazan Janet Belansky Yolanda Berrones JUNIORS Michele Bittner Sinrilla Blackman Natalia Blanco Uldarico Blando Timothy Block Vincent Berta Warren Biederstadt Ronald Bilek Sandra Binder Edward Bittner Raymond Buzinski Janice Campagna Jimmy Campagna Thaddeus Cap John Carey Catherine Carrizales Nora Cirrincione Jose Cisneros Jacqueline Clayton Rosalind Clayton Brian Clifford Mark Cloghessy Timothy Craig JoAnn Cmcic James Croesley Rose Cruz Mary Cvitkovich Edward Czapla Barbara Cziperle Lisa Daciow Mary Daly Allen Daniszewski Russell Daronatsy Mary Davila Michael Cloghessy Harold Comanse Mark Corey Irene Cortez Louis Coulis Robert Craft Elizabeth Castle Greg Cataldi Thomas Cera Michael Chavis Denise Cheranko Timothy Cichon UNDERGRADUATES 189 David Fischer Melvin Flack Anthony Flores Hector Flores Leslie Flores Kevin Florey Michael Dzialakiewicz Lila Eaton Charlton Edwards Sheila Eggleston Stephan Emrick Jose Deleon Mary Demayo Monica Demulc John Devine Svetlana Djudjich JUNIORS Kim Floyd Kevin Forrest Kathryn Fox Alan Frechette Mark Fronczak Kim Galvan Margaret Escamilla Joseph Farkas Reginald Farmer Adele Ferrini Joellen Fiegle Loretta Filas David Dolak Terence Dolasinski Martin Donley Ronald Dubis Mary Dywan 190 UNDERGRADUATES Debra Garcia Monica Gargula Javier Garibay Luz Garnica Cynthia Geisen David Gerdes Theresa Gilroy Timothy Gobek Edward Godlewski Kathleen Golden Polly Gomhus Maria Gonzalez Patricia Gonzalez Rose Gonzalez Michele Gora Kathleen Gorka Patrick Gorman Cynthia Goshay Janet Gemiek Laura Gemiek Mary Rose Gerniick Michael Giannini Annette Gigliotti Lori Gillis Timothy Halton Carol Harangody David Hebda Leticia Heredia John Hildebranski Kathleen Hill UNDERGRADUATES 191 . 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Michael Kavanagh Kara Kavanaugh Laura Kenward Damitra King James King Carol Knight Lori Jackson Carmen Jalocha Irving Jemison Steven Joe ns Edith Jonkier Mary Hogan Robert Hoover Debre Hughes John Hughes Glen Humbert JUNIORS Catherine Hutchens Wendy Hybiak Maria Ihnat Cynthia Jackovich Barbara Jackowski Jim Joppek Sylvia Juarez Norman Kammer Ricky Kamradt Constance Karabatsos Steven Karwoski James Kocal Joseph Koezwara Daniel Kokot Chris Kolavo James Kolbus M iehaei Kolodziej 192 UNDERGRADUATES i Karen Komara Donna Korem Joan Kouros Jim Kovacik Thomas Kowal Michele Kowalik Carolyn Lebron Daniel Lecea Alan Lee Rosalyn Lee Kathy Leighty Sylvia Ijerma Edward Mamrila Marlon Marek Carlos Martinez Cynthia Martinez Debra Martinez Ricardo Martinez Elizabeth Lescak Mark Lewere Bertha Lipka Blanca Lopez Jacqueline Lop z Leonel Lopez Dianne Kresich Frances Kresich Jack Kugler Melisa Lalich Cheryl Lannon Jan Lawshe T l Guillermina Munoz Joann Muntiu Paul Muryasz Connie Nadolski Sylvia Napules Judith Naumoff Barbara Misehler Greg Misiukiewicz Germaine Modrowski Irene Montemayor Jorge Montemayor Linda Matovina Laura Matthews Cindy Matusz Timothy McLaughlin Steven McMath JUNIORS Clarence Nichols Randal Nowosinski John O ' Connor Susan O’Donnell Patricia Oleksy Deborah Olguin Andrea Moore Therese Morton Charles Mosley Stephen Motkowicz Daniel Mroz Luke Mucha Frank Medina Rita Menke Patricia Michielsen Sarah Meir Valerie Mis 194 UNDERGRADUATES Martha Olivares Mark Olsen Kevin O’Neill Kathleen Opat Dana Orlich Mark Papineau Paul Perez Catherine Petrunich Gail Pettis David Pisowicz Clarice Pogorzelski Claudia Pogorzelski Patrice Pruznak Krystal Puhek Gerald Quinn Kathleen Quinn Ann Radde Jean Raniker Kevin Polak Bernadette Porsche Jane Pospychala Yolanda Prejmak Kasandra Preston Margaret Prieto Deborah Pappas Janet Pastrick Rodney Pasyk Thomas Payer Michael Payne Barbara Penkala Robin Rizzardo Sheryse Roberts Rita Rodriguez James Rogan Wendell Rogers Gerald Rutkowski , UNDERGRADUATES 195 Jeanne Smolar John Smolar Lee Smolen Laura Smoot Edward Sotelo Sharon Sowa Judith Sepiol Daniel Simko Mary Simmon Holland Simpson Edward Sindicich Carol Rybieki Stephen Rydlewski Mary Rzepka Carmen Salazar Maria Salinas JUNIORS Mitrhel Skiba David Skibinski Greta Smith Patricia Smith Steven Smith Kathleen Smithers Anthony Spears Brian Spejewski Lois Sporinsky Thomas Stack Joyce Stavitzke Mary Stodola Nanciann Salmon Barbara Sanders Anita Samecki Mary Scherer James Schulien 1% UNDERGRADUATES Ia ui Strapp Mar) ' Streveler Pamela Sutko Marilyn Suty Susan S watts Timothy Szumlas Marie Trepagnier Raul Trevino Gregory Turner Kimberly Unger Donna Vega Peter Vega loane Whigham Brian Whiteside Thomas Wieser Suzanne Wilczynski Jaequelyn Willett Daniel Winner (Jerald Szymoniak Karen Taleneo Gertrude Timkovieh Karl Torhan Josefina Torres Michael Traezvzk Gary Vergara Isaac Villalpando Dorothy Vitalone Mary Vivirito Gwynne Vondrak Paul Wadas Kathleen Wojeik Kuthann Wolak Robert Yurkus Steven Zakarias Stephen Zalewski UNDERGRADUATES 199 m M its , BsgSg ftr if •tfc g$@§ £ +m+ 4 Vice President, Ray Fattore, Secretary, Grace Laskowiecki. and Treasurer, Andrew Buzinski. SOPHOMORES Mary Aultman Kathryn Ayala Paula Babincsak Michael Bacevich David Baggett Nirez Alvarado Lorraine Alvarez Norma Amador Joseph Angyus David Aniol Carlos Aburto Irma Aguilera Mary Beth Almason Norma Alsup 200 UNDERGRADU ATES Ronald Bajak James Bajo Peter Bakas Joanne Baran Susan Barnes Henry Barocio Mark Bobak James Bolanowski Charles Boney Cynthia Bonilla Thomas Boyle Steven Bramer Lois Burczak Joseph Burke Andrew Buzinski Teresa Byezko Amell Cain Darryl Cain Nancy Bartz Gloria Becerra Michael Bergin Samuel Biedron John Binder Mary Blaney Alison Breslauer John Bresnahan Martha Briones Brigitte Broome Richard Brown Mark Bruzan Stephen Camp Mary Kay Campbell Estela Campos Carlos Candelaria Leo Cap Marleece Carr UNDERGRADUATES 201 Michael Carter Nicholas Castro Patricia Catald William Chute Gregory Cichoracki Jose Corona Rodolfo Cortez Nicholas Crncic Joseph Czajkowski Carmen Czerwinski SOPHOMORES Mark Coleman Dorotlieha Coley Daniel Comer Michael Comsa Tony Congress 202 UNDERGRADUATES Joannie Dado Gary De France Henry Debski Timothy Dedinsky Daniel Derdula Kevin Devine Susan Dujmovic Dennis Dull Joseph Dziadowicz Martha Espinoza Mary Kay Fabian Raymond Fattore Not Pictured: Reginald Edwards ■ Lilliam Fernandez Martha Ficko George Fiegle Thomas Fischer James Fitzsimons Diane Flores Myriam Garcia Carlos Garibay Gregory Gawlik Mike G erbas Wanda Gibson John Gill Botha Gonzalez Elizabeth Grandys John Grdina John Grelak Ruta Gudauskas Edmund Guerrero Edwin Flores Guillermo Flores Karen Foster Ronald Gabel Matthew Galindo Alex Garcia Deborah Gillis Belli Glowacki Raphael Godinez Robin Golden Agnes Golston Frank Gonda Eusevio Guevara Anna Guinn Delia Haager John Haburay Carol Hapak Vincent Harris UNDERGRADUATES 203 Christopher Kalies Lorraine Kalina Geralynn Kammer Andrea Kapera Joseph Karpierz Patricia Kavanaugh Monica Jackson Tosea Jackson William Janowsk Leo Jiminez Angela Johnson Shawn Haugh Robert Hauler Daniel Hawkins Lisa Hernandez Lynne Hogan SOPHOMORES Paul Kealoha Mary Kenda Dennis Kennedy Eric Kennedy Christopher Kepa Lisa Kerekes Carl Johnson James Johnson James Jordan Susan Kakol John Kalemba Barbara Kalena Tom Hong Iona Horde Mary Hughes Gary Iwaniec Kim Jackson 204 UNDERGRADUATES Jerry Kulik Kevin Kurnik Ronald Kuykendall Nancy LaMere Julia Lasics Grace Laskowiecki Dorothy Kerst Joyce Kerst Karen Kline David Klobuchar Christopher Klocek Mary Klusas Susan Komacsar Laurie Kometz Susanne Korczak Stacia Kosak Thomas Kosenka Linda Kotarski Timmy Kowalke Kevin Knight Mary Koharko Ralph Kokot Linda Kolarczyk Mark Roller Michael Kolodziej Julie Lech Monica Lenz Anna Leonard Andrew Lerma Felix Lewis Not Pictured Leser Linda Kras Therese Kreczmer Kenneth Kristi Robert Krucek Mark Kugar UNDERGRADUATES 205 Rita Maleski Phillip Maneera Michael Mantich Gerald Mareiniak Joseph Maricich Kurt Matz Sherry Mayfield Ellen McCall Kent McCay Patrick McCloskey Thomas McDonagh Magdalene Lipka Luis Lira Terry Lissy Janice Lubas Enrique Luna SOPHOMORES Leo Marshall Ann Marszowski Diana Martinez Linda Matlock Joseph Matusik Jane Matz Daniel McKemin Eugene Medina Patricia Medina Geraldine Medrano John Medwetz Steven Medwetz Robert Mackenzie Susan Magana Cheryl Magurany Wendy Malatestinic William Malatestinic 206 UNDERGRADUATES Nicholas Menatos Gregory Meyers James Michalski Janet Michielsen • Karen Mold Michael Molle Marianne Mulvihill Sylvia Munoz Patricia Murphy Tina Nalewski Joseph Nauracy Sandra Navarro Maren Monastyrski Sylvia Mora Rachel Morales David Motkowski Paul Mullaney Bart Mulle Laura Nejman Timothy Nocek Michael Niemiec Timothy North Paul Novak Thomas Novak Michael Opat Laura Opinker Connie Ortega Thomas Ortega Susan Pachura Edward Paganelli UNDERGRADE ATES 207 SOPHOMORES Carolyn Patena Debra Patlon Eric Paul Nadine Pavich Ronald Pedersen Mary Ann Pallo Laurel Paluchowski Gary Pancek John Pansevicius Curt Paquette Deborah Peppers Sonia Perez Teresa Perez Damien Perry Cheryl Pers Rosanne Prieto Steven Prowell Eric Prusieeki Mark Purcell Jeanmarie Randall Duane Rayford James Peters Patrick Petrunich John Piech Jeanine Pitts James Powers Phillip Prieto Betty Rivera Donna Robinson Helen Robledo Joseph Rodriguez Rigoberto Rodriguez John Ronciak 208 UNDERGRADUATES Michael Smitley Lisa Smolar Cheryl Smul.ski Karen Smutniak Steven Sokit Anthony Soltis Adeline Rosado Mary Rosales Hermelinda Rosas John Rubaeha Thadeus Rucinski Cynthia Ruiz Robert Salinas Joan Salzman Mary Jo Savin Karen Schneider Debra Segneri Alice Seifert Not Pictured: Anthony Samion Deborah Shoulders Ronald Shreve Ralph Rushing Bruce Sabalaskey James Sajdyk Mary Salazar Michael Salazar Mariana Salinas Rene Sidor Lawrence Simmons Michael Slamkowski Wallace Smith UNDERGRADUATES 209 Richard Sosnowski Kathy Spears Ellen Stack Janine Starykowicz John Stasek Hector Stein Jean Timko Raydonya Todd Frederick Toniasek Laura Tomasula Lenore Toncheff Ana Torres Timothy Surufka Patricia Svitko Bridget Swibes Donald Swibes Helen Szczepanski Not Pictured: Roberta Swentko SOPHOMORES Cathy Szymanski Diana Tanaskovic Sylvia Tapia Lynn Terpin Robin Thompson Valerie Thompson Gordon Stewart Raymond Stiglich David Stiscak Mar) ' Stockus Nancy Stolarz 210 UNDERGRADUATES Jesse Torres Nilsa Torres Olga Torres Patrick Tracy Denise Traczyk Joseph Tragesser Lynn Strapp Richard Suchanuk Kevin Sullivan Peter Surd Steven Surdell Karin Travis Bruce Trela Robert Trepangier John Trojnar Thomas Troupe Carole Tucak Anne Villalpando Cindy Villarreal Jose Villarreal Eugenia Villarruel Walter Wallace Miriam Washington Freya Williams Mark Wisotsky Suzanne Woermbke Jane Wholer Helen Wong Suzanne Woodward Daniel Tucker Sheila Tucker Debra Urbanik Raquel Valle Kenwyn Varro Mary Verbish Sandra Watson Deborah Wells Helayne Wesson Wilma White Jeffrey Wild Anthony Williams Wendell Wyatt Eugene Zaborski Kenneth Zagrocki Pauline Ziller Della Zimmerman John Zmuda UNDERGRADUATES 211 212 UNDERGRADUATES FRESHMEN Vf WtOXcj J jyg UNDERGRADUATES 213 Treasurer, Robert Gilbert, Vice-President, Joseph Kristi, and Secretary, Pamela Kutei FRESHMEN M inerva Acevedo Linda Adams Margaret Anuszkiewicz Carlos Aragon Cynthia Baiz Kathy Baker Diane Balia Michael Baranowski Kevin Barnes Xavier Becerra James Arzola Patrick Austin Dianne Bach Russell Bach John Bednarczyk Karen Benard Nancy Bergin Alberto Berrones Carmen Biancardi Diane Bily Lisa Aguilera Thomas Alt 214 UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES 215 Vicent Boreczky Maureen Boyle Michael Bragiel Kevin Brown Annie Brzek Carolyn Bucksot « ' Mark Butryn Anna Camarena Clarita Campos Ronald Cap Catherine Carlos Natalie Carrizales Cathy Chereehinsky Maria Chevere Robert Chorak Chris Christopoulos Gail Cichoracki Susan Cipowski Kathleen Blake David Blakely Diane Bober Thomas Bober James Bohney Susan Boilek Eugene Bukowski Carol Burke Valerie Burkhartsmeier Emmett Burleson Mareia Bums Michael Butler Terence Carter Yolanda Casanova Susan Castle Darlene Castro Robert Chavez Mark Cheranko Briget Cirrincione Thomas Cizon Richard Clark Florence Cloghessy Lynell Collins Barbara Crist Richard Curiel David Cziperle Joan Daly James Danciu FRESHMEN v ' M Edward Dernulc Arthur Neil Dick Julie Dobrowolski Joseph Dragovich Portia Easley George Echeumuna t Arthur Daronatsy Karen Davin Edward Day Guadalupe Delagarza Tom Debs Joanna Deluna Margaret Edwards Glen Eggleston Janet Ellingsen Kimberly Fanner Kurt Farmer John Fife 216 UNDERGRADUATES mtgsmr I Mary Frichtl Thomas Gadus Marta Galmes Edward Garbacik Robert Gardner Patricia Gargas Patricia Geisen Louis Gerdes Sylvia GU Robert Gilbert Jori Gillis Karen Gish Judith Gonzalez Mary Beth Gorman Joseph Graziano Carrie Grdina Charles Grdina Deardra Green Deborah Giza Christopher Glowski Louis Godinez Joseph Goldasic Ralph Gomez Elizabeth Gonzalez Cynthia Garibay Thaddeus Garner Martin Gamica Carol Garza Julianne Gaza Ann Geary Oscar Figueroa Brian Fleming Kathleen Folger Keith Forrest Bernadette Fortuna Jim Francus -tr ■ UNDERGRADUATES 217 Kathryn Hardaway Cynthia Harris Eddie Harris Mary Hart John Harvey Marc Haskins Elizabeth Hernandez Nancy Hill Robert Hill Wayne Hill Lawrence Hlista Dan Hogan Deborah Gregor John Gregor Patricia Griffin Gloria Guerrero Maria Guerrero Donna Halloran Kathleen Halton Ilene Haluska Elizabeth Hand William Harbinson Andre Hawkins Ronald Hayes Edward Hebda Arnold Hegg Bridget Hennessy Diana Hernandez Diane Guevera Irasema Guillen Charlene Gutierrez Pamela Hagins Thomas Hajduch m FRESHMEN 218 UNDERGRADUATES Ricky J David KJen Mary KJochan Sharon Klosak Karen Kmiecik Jeffrey Kochis Jacqueline Kocur I aura Holzbach Anita Houston Joseph Hupke Gail Iwaniec Mary Jaceczko Susan Jackowski uarez Kathleen Kansky Harry Karahalios Joseph Kaszak Barbara Kavanagh William Kelly James Kolbas Michael Koller Eric Kolodziej Diane Komacsar Joseph Kominiak Ronald Kostyo Robert Kendra Mary Kennedy Anne Kerekes Donna Kish Kimberly Kish Kim Klein Marilyn Janeczko Susan Jansky Tyrone Johnson Denis Jones Paul Joyce Michael Joyner UNDERGRADUATES 219 Charlotte Krause Joseph Kristi Jack Krol Stephen Krol Jeannine Krucek Mona Lampkin Lynette Lannon Theresa I-ark in Nelson Lecea Mania Lescak mmm Jeff Lucas Joann Lugar Mary Lukaszewski Janice Macak Annette Machuca William Mack FRESHMEN Michael Lescak Benjamin Lesniak Jayne Levitt Dana Long Jack Lopez Raymond Lopez 220 UNDERGRADUATES Christy Markovich Linda Marshall Theodore Marthakis Andrea Martinez Edward Martinez Estella Martinez Andrew McDonagh Jeannine MeKnight Linda McQuaid Rolando Medellin Albert Medina Cheryl Meyers Patrick Mills William Mitchell Donna Modrowski Irma Molina Angel Morales David Motkowicz Richard Motkowicz Gregory Motkowi ski Lori Mroz Cynthia Mrvan Carol Mullaney Stephen Mulvihill Tom Murchek Barry Myren Leon Nadolski Naomy Napules Louis Naumoff John Nauracy UNDERGRADUATES 221 Robert Nauracy Albin Nemcek Stacey Nickson Albert Novak Norman Nowosinski Gregory Orbik Kathy O’Rourke Alice Ortega Debbie Paczkowski William Palermo Joseph Paukner Susan Pawlowski Paul Pedersen Christina Peral Cathy Perez Rowland Perez -■ ' r FRESHMEN Nancy Nunez Rose O’Connor Denise Olguin Michael Olson Ann O’Neill Sylvia Palos Timothy Parish Willis Parker Cathleen Pastor Donna Pasztor Ronald Patrick Kathleen Pierazek Susan Pierce David Pikula Debra Polich Denise Pollack Susan Poloncak 222 UNDERGRADUATES Roseann Polocasz Cynthia Pondo Stanley Pondo Rose Ponieki James Poturalski Deborah Powidski Diana Ramirez Anita Ramker Della Randell Janet Ray David Rebey Diana Reilly Not Pictured: Mark Rex Jose Rodriguez Kathleen Rogan David Roque Moises Rosales Mildred Ross Wendy Ruddy Rosemary Pullen Andrea Purcell Thomas Purcell Daniel Radovich Ted Radziwiecki Joseph Rajchel Richard Riccardi Veritian Riddle Dwayne Roberts Stella Robles Vivian Roche Anubis Rodriguez UNDERGRADUATES 223 Roseann Scheffki Richard Schreiber Patricia Schulien Andrea Scott Paul Sember Laura Sindicich Patty Slanikowski Laura Smithers Helen Smolar Kathleen Smoot Ronald Stiscak Frank Stodola Sharon Stranen Lee Strapp Daniel Sullivan Michelle Suty FRESHMEN Marcia Serafin Kelly Shaw Mary Shreve Karl Sidor Mary Jo Sinai Gloria Sowa Mark Spudic Lisa Sredzinski Margaret Stack Tillie Stech Laureen Steffens Craig Swan Jeanine Swick Richard Swircz Christina Szumlas Daniel Szumlas Debora Szumanski 224 UNDERGRADUATES Sharon Szymoniak Nancy Telechan Nancy Tilka Christina Torres Enrique Torres Catherine Tragesser Patricia Villarreal Maria Villasenor Valerie Vontlrak David Wadas Lenette Wallace Martin Ward Thomas Ulrich Paula Varro Martha Vasquez Claudia Vega Cynthia Verbich Marie Viater John Weatherford Marvis Webb Nancy Webster Enid Wells Terrance Wesson Walter Whitaker Chareice White Wilber White Robert Wichlinski Teresa Williams Richard Wilson Thomas Wojciechowski Pamela Wopinski Richard Zappia Ona Zilenas Bernice Zorka Anthony Zralka David Zuniga UNDERGRADUATES 225 Timothy Alexander Roy Amrai Lola Baily Regina Bates EIGHTH GRADE Annette Brenk James Brokeman Cynthi a Cherogan LaTanya Cherry Maria Coffman Bryan Cossey Mission Club officers: Danny Graziano, Earl Whitaker, Monica Garcia, Damita Williams, Jennifer Hudspeth. Mantel Dabney. UNDERGRADUATES ■■ Laura Jakush Eric Johnson Jessica Johnson Paula Johnson Wally Kakol Peggy Kealoha Not Pictured: Dennis Jefferson Tim Glowaeki Lillian Gonzales ' Martha Gonzales Dan Graziano Laura Grdina Leo Lech Dinorah Lira Kyle Malone John Marciniak Daverick Marcus Norbert McKenny Not Pictured: Mark Lukowski Bertha Ix� pez Angela Griffin Bryan Habell Denise Hardiman Lisa Harris Arthur Hernandez Jennifer Hudspeth Chris Frechette Monica Garcia Melena Giannini Marjorie Gibson Tresean Gibson EIGHTH GRADE Teddy Coulis Mantel Dabney David Dedelow Huth Edwards James Eugenides m 228 UNDERGRADUATES o Tony Moore Cynthia Morris Donald Mulligan Leona Nadolski Denise Nauracy Robert Nelson Cirilo Rangel Jeffery Roberts Damen Robinson Christine Robledo Donna Roneiak Betsy Rosado Renard Swan Paul Taliefero Catherine Therasse Levones Tolbert Mark Tribble Terrenee Turner Anthony Ross Kurt Schultz Marlon Scott Tim Simko Maria Smith Patricia Stewart Sherman Newell Anthony North Helton Nunnery Allegra Pendleton Therese Plesner Michelle Ramirez Not Pictured: Thomas Nordyke Marybeth Wane Sidney Walker Earl Whitaker Damita William, Stephanie Wilson Polly Anna Zywiei UNDERGRADUATES 22 Cheryl Burgess Robin Camacho Daniel Castro Maria Contreras Fred Fox Natalie Gilbert John Graham Kimberly Green Earl Griffis Vicki Harper 230 UNDERGRADUATES V-ril Sh Mark Harris Shellie Holliday Todd Hutchen Rebeca Kerger Val King Michael Klen Henry McKenny Chris Meyers John Mier Suzanne Mitchell Roderick Moore Kimberly Nunn Ricardo Rubalcava Michael Silvasi Derrick Smith William Spence Theresa Streveler Ramiro Tapia Mellissa Kokot Jeahine Lamy Darrell Lasenby Jill Lucas Leonard Mann Hector Martinez Marcian Parker Crystal Parks Jennifer Pastrick Reginald Pickett Fred Robinson Cornell Rollins UNDERGRADUATES 231 ... .. . V, • i? tSSisiB S, llfT- Crystal Walker Sybil Walker Elizabeth Watters Dorothy Whitaker Suzanne Wojcik Deborah Woodward M ■ m ” ' H ■ J k _AM j 0,1 : ' H - j J ' 33®f jSi; ’ ’♦ , IN THE SHADOWS OF THE MIND. 23 IN MEMORIAM LORD, INTO THY HANDS WE COMMEND THEIR SPIRITS. William E. Brown Class of 1975 238 SENIORS Adamczyk, Rudy 156 Aguilera, David 77, 110, 156 Aguilera, Elena 61, 156 Aldrich, Robin 156 Aleman, Brenda 157 Ambre, Marie 130, 131, 134, 157 Ancich, Victor 157 Angyus, Vicky 60, 147, 157 Ardelean, Judy 60, 75, 76, 78, 156 Arredondo, Mig 77, 104, 111, 156 Arroyo, Mary 156 Avitia, Christine 156 Bacevich, Thomas 112, 115, 157 Baeza, Richard 41, 112, 114, 157 Badey, Dominic 65, 67, 134, 157 Badey, Jim 157 Bed, Cecile 64, 67, 156 Biddings, Vincent 156 Bieniak, Janet 61, 157 Blankenstien, Robert 157 Bogovich, Michaeline 156 Boyle, Edeen 83, 156 Boyle, Mike 157 Brainard, Bruce 94, 157 Bresnahan, Carol 61, 158 Bronisz, Henry 158 Brown, Vernon 65, 159 Brown, William 60, 159 Brtko, Cecilia 61, 64, 74, 76, 158 Brzek, Sophie 158 Bugajski, Mary 75, 119, 159 Bush, Juanita 64, 67, 159 Bush, Kevin 77, 94, 111, 158 Butler, Mary 158 Buzinski, Steve 158 Camarena, Christina 158 Campbell, Terry 34, 159 Campos, Chris 159 Carroll, Thomas 159 Cerven, Steve 77, 100, 101, 159 Chess, Alice 158 Christiana, Dan 60, 150, 154, 158 Cichon, Chris 158 Ciucki, Cynthia 158 Cochran, Vicky 159 Coffman, Marcia 159 Coley, Clotill 67, 144, 159 Crist, Lee Ann 80, 159 Croom, David 160 Cuellar, Rene 33, 160 Davids, Mike 77, 100, 101, 160 Deasy, James 61, 154, 161 Dettmer, Barbara 161 Doherty, Mary 161 Dorin, Tony 104, 147, 160 Dragus, John 33, 35, 125, 160 Dmdak, Steve 77, 104, 160 Dubeck, Carol 61, 68, 160 Dunn, Charlotte 161 Duwar, Rebecca 60, 161 Dybel, Joe 161 Dywan, Johanne 161 Eggleston, Mark 65, 160 Ellingson, Don 160 Emriek, Renee 64, 160 Evancic, Ted 34, 83, 161 Evans, Sharman 56, 57, 58, 67, 144, 161 Field, Laura 161 Fielding, Janice 61, 64, 76, 78, 127, 128, 160 Fielding, Mike 160 Fife, James 60, 160 Flannery, Vincent 32, 34, 161 Flood, Dave 161 Floyd, Thomas 111, 161 Fox, Patty 60, 87, 162 Frohnapple, Mary Jo 32, 162 INDEX Garbacik, Deborah 74, 162 Garcia, Gilbert 163 Gargula, Paul 60, 77, 94, 163 Gaza, George 94, 112, 154, 155, 163 Gibson, Charlotte 57, 59, 67, 75, 162 Gillis, Dave 162 Giorgio, Paulette 64, 162 Gish, Tim 163 Golan, Margaret 61, 163 Golumbeck, Mary 163 Gonzalez, Romualdo 61, 162 Grdina, Jerry 162 Grenzer, Tracey 162 Gresko, Mary 162 Grynecki, Michael 163 Guerrero, Joe 163 Gulasy, Richard 77, 104, 129, 131, 163 Gunia, Anthony 163 Habzansky, Paul 162 Harangody, Sue 61, 162 Hannon, Clarence 111, 162 Haugh. Jim 163 Hauter, Albert 163 Hebda, Robert 162 Helfen, Paul 164 Henderson, Cheryl 164 Hepp, Cindy 61, 64, 164 Hernandez, Juanita 64, 67, 164 Hicks, Franklin 165 Higgins, Jean 40, 64, 164 Hillier, James 164 Hohenberger, Barbara 74, 164 Holicky, Judy 60, 155, 164 Hopkins, Marcia 64, 164 Homyak, Roxanne 165 Hudoba, Carol 165 Hudspeth, Debbie 165 Hughes, Darryl 92, 93, 111, 164 Hunter, Mike 164 Hutchens, John 164 Ihnat, Steve 164 Jalk. James 164 Jennings, Dan 165 Jones, Veronica 165 Jordan, Dan 60, 86, 165 Josvai, Louis 164 Justak, Mike 77, 165 Kaleta, Carol 165 Karr, Georgia 165 Kasprzyeki, Wady 77, 94, 107, 110, 147, 165 Kaszak, Anne 166 Kedman, Patricia 35, 61, 82, 167 Kennedy, Jim 167 Kepa, Zbigniew 77, 94, 167 Kish, Charles 167 Kish, Michele 74, 166 Klobuchar, Kim 166 Klocek, Lynn 166 Knazur, John 60, 68, 77, 137, 166 Knight, Michael 77, 94, 167 Kolbert, Sharon 60, 76, 78, 127, 129, 130, 131, 167 Kolisz, Michael 167 Kodada, Jon 167 Kolodziej, Jim 166 Kometz, Mike 166 Kozlowski, Geoff 166 Kubacki, Tom 111, 166 Kulesa, Michaeline, 167 Kull; Steve 124, 167 Kurasz, Terry 167 Kuss, Veronica 60, 167 Kuter, Joe 166 LaMere, Dorothy 60, 166 LaMere, John 61, 166 Lang, Linda 166 Lannon, Mike 167 Lebryk, Jim 77, 94, 168 Lerma, Cynthia 64, 67, 168 Lopez, Richard 77, 94, 168 Lopez, Steve 56, 57, 60, 169, 256 Lopez, Walter 169 Lubas, Ronald 169 Lukish, Shelly 168 Macak, Kathy 168 Machuca, Eve 61, 64, 67, 168 Mack, Pamela 64, 67, 168 Magallanez, Maria 169 Magana, Andy 94, 104, 111, 169 Maluga, Tom 61, 169 Mantel. Niel 169 Mantich, Marlene 64, 168 Marquardt, Karen 168 Martinez, Loretta 35, 57, 60, 188 Masch, Anna 168 Mastey, Jane 169 Matovina, Kevin 77, 94, 128, 169 Matusz, Mike 92, 93, 111, 169 McArdle, Debbie 169 McDonald, Thomas 168 McKernin, Mark 168 McLaughlin, Bid 169 Mecha, Leonette 169 Menke, Mark 170 Menzl, Judy 61, 76, 170 Mis, Christine 170 Mitchell, Steven 94, 112, 114, 124, 171 Mlynarski, Susan 76, 80, 155, 170 Mojzik, Cindy 34, 127, 129, 170 Mold, Brian 170 Moldrawski, Mark 77, 111, 170 Molenda, Ann Marie 171 Montgomery, Alice 171 Moore, Joseph 171 Mora, Armando 104, 171 Moran, Patrick 171 Morquecho, Sylvia 170 Mrvan, Judy 61, 62, 80, 170 Muha, Mark 77, 104, 170 Mulholland, Kristin 60. 87, 171 Mullaney, Mark 61, 151, 154 Murphy, Terry 62, 118, 171 Mysliwy, Linda 127, 128, 147, 171 Nalewski, Judy 170 Nau, Peter 170 Nelson, Dawn 171 Nelson, Dorothy 171 Nemeth, Cindy 171 Norgaard, Kathleen 64, 171 Novak, Mary 60, 64, 172 Novak, Mike 172 Nowak. Edward 172 Nowlan, Nancy 60, 74, 76, 155, 172 Obremski, Michelle 173 O ' Brien, William 82, 83, 173 Ojeda, Juan 104, 172 Oliva, Anna 172 Oliverio, Tom 172 Onesko, Michael 61, 172 Parker, Michael 21, 173 Paul, Rupert 173 Pavnica, Karen 172 Peppers, Donna 60, 78, 172 Perez, Rosemary 64, 67, 172 Perry, Pamela 172 Petrunich, Donna 173 Petrunich, Mike 173 Phdpot, Thomas 77, 107, 112, 113, 124, 128, 173 Piatli, John 147, 155, 172 Pietrzak, Ted 77, 107, 110, 172 Plisky, Lois 173 Pobereyko, Paul 60, 107, 112, 114, 147, 173 Poplas, Nancy 64, 173 Porras, Robert 77, 94, 107, 173 Powed, Kevin 130, 131, 174 Pugh, Dorothy 174 Purcell, Mike 174 Purnell, Corded 67, 77, 94, 174 Queyquep, Maribel 175 Quinn, Tom 77, 94, 175 Rabatin, Patricia 75, 174 Ramirez, Adolph (Sonny) 77, 94, 112, 113, 174 Ramos, Diana 64, 87, 174 Ramos, Maria 174 Randall, James 77, 94, 112, 114. 175 Raso, Dominic 33, 60, 62, 77. 94, 147. 175 Razo, Lilia 64, 67, 175 Reedus, Paul 65, 67, 175 Rodriguez, Gilbert 174 Rucinski, Terry 174 Rueth, Kevin 175 Rueth, Mary 175 Rukovina, Kenneth 175 Russell, Frank 65, 175 Ryder, Randall 174 Rzepnicki, Joe 174 Saenz, Ronald 175 Sajn, Branko 77, 92, 93, 175 Salinas, Marie 64, 67, 175 Sanchez, Peter 175 Sanders, Harvey 176 Sasse, Virginia 176 Savageau, Mike 177 Schneider, Steve 177 Schooler, William 177 Schwoeglor, Patricia 69, 177 Seifert, Jean 61, 155, 176 Skorupa, Cynthia 176 Slaboski, Thomas 112, 114, 176 Slamkowski, John 176 Slattery, Mike 177 Smith, Anita 64, 75, 177 Smith, Bid 77, 104, 177 Smith, Danette 67, 177 Smith, Margaret 176 Smith, Sam 110, 111, 144, 176 Smith, Stanley 77, 104, 176 Smitley, Robert 176 Sobilo, Stacey 76, 177 Sobkowicz, Nancy 177 Stachon, Donna 34, 60, 76, 127. 128. 147, 177 Starcevich, Daniel 92, 93, 111, 177 Stasiewicz, Sue 33, 35, 57, 61, 176 Stiscak, Robert 176 Sudivan, Bill 176 Sutko, Cindy 80, 176 Svoboda, Chris 177 Szany, Timothy 177 Szczepanski, Tom 178 Szyp, David 60, 77, 100, 101. 178 Taleneo, Kathy 178 Taylor, Benard 65, 144, 178 Taylor, Judy 179 Thompson, Ed 100, 101, 179 Thompson, Sam 178 Tijerina, Sylvia 64. 67, 178 Tilka, Janeden 34, 35, 178 Tokarz, Andrew 60. 178 Tokarz, John 179 Tobn, David 111, 179 Torres, Enid 179 Trela, Brian 179 Trevino, Angelio 178 Trgovieh, Lisa 35, 76, 178 Tucker, Ron 60, 77, 94, 178 Tuskan, Charles 60, 77, 86, 92. 93. 111, 178 Ulaskas, John 82. 179 Ullrich, Magdalene 60, 61. 62, 147. 178 Urban, Debra 179 LIstanik, Kathy 179 Valdez, John 178 Vade, Carmen 178 Vega, Veronica 179 Vela, Herlinda 67, 179 Verbish, Albert 77, 112, 124. 179 Villarruel, Lila 60, 61, 64, 179 Volkman, Mark 77, 180 Vrabel, Kerry 60, 181 Wadas, A1 77, 181 239 INDEX W ' alerowicz, Marsha 181 Walker, Dave 181 Wallace, Renalla 56, 57, 64. 144. 180 Washington, Larry 66. 67, 180 Washington, Tyler 180 Wasiuta, Robert 180 Wayne, Marthalyn 64, 87. 181 Weatherford, Harold 103, 124, 181 Webster. Linda 181 Wedryk, Susan 18, 61. 61, 181 Wesson, Darrell 65. 67, 94. 144, 180 Williams, Mike 65, 180 Winbush, Eugene 94, 180 Worosz, Marlene 180 Wozniak. Kathy 56, 57, 60, 61. 181 Writt, Lawrence 181 Zakarias, Alexander 181 Zappia, AnnMarie 181 Zatorski, Marge 180 Zielinski. Susan 180 Zingo, Karen 180 Zoliner, Susanne 180 Zuffa, David 180 JUNIORS Abaseal. Bryan 187 Adams, Sharon 187 Aguilera, Monica 187 Alitto, Ronald 101, 187 Aniol, James 187 Armenta. Randall 187 Aultman, Joyce 187 Bachleitner, Patricia 187 Baeza, Connie 187 Ballard. John 107, 187 Baran, Brigitte 187 Barnes. Paul 94, 187 Bamum. Philip 187 Barocio, Maria 64, 187 Baroeio, Theresa 64, 187 Bartz. Clifford 188 Bauer, Phillip 188 Bazan. Nancy 75, 188 Belansky, Janet 188 Berrones, Yolanda 188 Berta, Vincent 77, 94. 104, 188 Biederstadt, W 7 arren 77, 104, 188 Bilek. Ronald 188 Binder. Sandra 188 Bittner. Edward 188 Bittner. Michele 188 Blackman, Sirrilla 56. 57, 138, 188 Blanco, Natalia 188 Blando, Uldarico 188 Block, Timothy 112, 115, 188 Bolsega, Nancy 188 Boney, Barbara 75, 80. 188 Boose, Alonzo 188 Boswell. Jeffery 188 Brainard, David 77, 104, 111. 188 Brandush, Heidi 188 Brink. Patricia 188 Briones, Ricardo 188 Brown, Mary 188 Brown. William 83. 188 Brtko, Carolyn 74. 188 Bueki. W illiam 61. 188 Buell. Cynthia 75, 188 Bulatovich, Annette 188 Burkhartsmeier, Roberta 75, 188 Bush, Debra 188 Bush, Jonie 188 Bush. Juanita 76. 188 Buzinski, Raymond 189 Cantpagna, Janice 80. 189 Campagna, Jimmy 57, 189 Cap. Thaddeus 189 Carey, John 65, 189 Carrizales, Catherine 64, 189 Castle, Elizabeth 64, 76, 189 Cataldi, Greg 94, 104. 189 Cera, Thomas 189 Chavis, Michael 189 Cheranko, Denise 64, 189 Cichon, Timothy 189 Cirrincione, Nora 189 Cisneros, Jose 189 Clayton, Jacqueline 67, 189 Clayton, Rosalind 189 Clifford, Brian 189 Cloghessy, Mark 189 Cloghessy, Michael 189 Comanse, Harold 189 Corey, Mark 189 Cortez, Irene 189 Coulis, Louis 57. 61, 107, 189 Craft. Robert 189 Craig, Timothy 189 Crncic. JoAnn 74, 76, 189 Crossley, James 67, 189 Cruz, Rose 189 Cvitkovich, Mary 61, 64, 80. 189 Czapla, Edward 189 Cziperle. Barbara 76. 189 Daciow, Lisa 125, 189 Daly Mary 64, 74, 189 Daniszewski, Allen 189 Daronatsy, Russell 61, 189 Davila Mary 189 Deleon, Jose 190 Demayo. Mary 190 Dernulc, Monica 74, 190 Devine, John 61, 111, 190 Djudjich, Svetlana, 190 Dolak, David 110, 190 Dolasinski, Terence 57, 190 Donley, Martin 190 Dubis, Ronald 190 Dywan, Mary 190 Dzialakiewicz, Michael 190 Eaton, Lila 190 Edwards, Charlton 67, 190 Eggleston, Sheila 64. 190 Emrick, Stephen 190 Escamilla, Margaret 190 Farkas, Joseph 107, 112, 115, 190 Fanner, Reginald 67, 190 Ferrini, Adele 75, 190 Fiegle, JoeUen 75, 190 Filas, Loretta 64, 190 Fischer, David 190 Flack. Melvin 107, 190 Flores, Anthony 190 Flores, Hector 190 Flores, Leslie 190 Florey, Kevin 190 Floyd, Kim 190 Forrest, Kevin 77, 94, 105, 190 Fox, Kathy 190 Frechette, Alan 190 Fronczak, Mark 190 Galvan, Kim 190 Garcia, Debra 191 Gargula, Monica 191 Garibay, Javier 191 Ganiica, Luz 64, 191 Geisen, Cynthia 64. 191 Gerdes, David 191 Germek. Janet 191 Gerrnek, Laura 191 Gennick, Marirose 191 Giannini, Michael 191 Gigliotti, Annette 191 Gillis, Lori 191 Gilroy, Theresa 191 Gobek, Timothy 191 Godlewski, Edward 191 Golden, Kathleen 59, 60, 191 Gonibus, Polly 191 Gonzalez, Maria 191 Gonzalez, Patricia 191 Gonzalez, Rosa 191 Gora, Michele 64, 86, 191 Gorka, Kathleen 191 Gonnan, Patrick 191 Goshay, Cynthia 191 Govorchin, Lizabeth 191 Grabovac, James 191 Gratkowski, Patricia 191 Greski, Nancy 191 Groff, Mary 59, 60, 64, 191 Hajduch, Joseph 191 Halton, Timothy 112, 115, 191 Harangody, Carol 191 Hebda, David 191 Heredia, Leticia 64, 191 Hildebranski. John 101, 191 Hill, Kathleen 74, 191 Hogan, Mary 57, 58, 60, 64, 192 Hoover, Robert 192 Hughes, Debra 80, 192 Hughes, John 111, 192 Humbert, Glen 192 Hutchens, Catherine 76, 80. 192 Hybiak. Wendy 125, 19 2 Ilinat, Maria 192 Jackovich, Cynthia 192 Jackowski, Barbara 192 Jackson, Lori 67, 192 Jalocha, Carmen 192 Jemison, Irving 67, 192 Joens, Steven 192 Jonkier, Edith 64, 192 Joppek, Jim 192 Juarez. Sylvia 192 Kammer, Norman 192 Kamradt, Ricky 77, 94, 111, 192 Karabatsos, Constance 192 Karwoski, Steven 192 Kavanaugh, Kara 192 Kavanagh, Michael 92, 93, 111, 192 Kenward, Laura 61, 74, 76, 80, 192 King, Damitra 192 King, James 192 Knight, Carol 75, 83, 192 Kocal, James 77, 94, 192 Koczwara, Joseph 61, 192 Kokot, Daniel 192 Kolavo, Chris 192 Kolbus, James 77, 94, 112, 192 Kolodziej, Michael 112, 192 Komara, Karen 75, 193 Korem, Donna 193 Kouros, Joan 193 Kovacich, Jim 56, 105, 193 Kowal, Thomas 193 Kowalik, Michele 57, 61, 64, 68, 193 Kresich, Dianne 61, 64, 193 Kresich. Frances 193 Kugler, Jack 193 Lalich, Melisa 193 Lannon, Cheryl 193 Lawshe, Jan 61, 193 Lebron, Carolyn 193 Lecea, Daniel 193 Lee, Alan 193 Lee, Rosalyn 67, 193 Leighty, Kathy 193 Lerma, Sylvia 193 Lescak. Elizabeth 193 Lewers, Mark 70, 110, 193 Lipka, Bertha 75, 76. 193 Lopez, Blanca 193 Lopez, Jacqueline 74, 193 Lopez, Leonel 193 Lukich, Annette 193 Luna, Juanita 193 Macek, Barbara 193 Mackowiez, Edward 193 Majcherek, Joan 61, 75, 193 Malfitano, Giselle 193 Mamrila, Edward 193 Marek, Marlon 193 Martinez, Carlos 193 Martinez, Cynthia 193 Martinez, Debra 193 Martinez, Ricardo 193 Matovina, Linda 194 Mathews, Laura 194 Matusz, Cindy 75, 194 McLaughlin, Timothy 194 McMath, Stephen 194 Medina, Frank 194 Menke, Rita 76, 194 Michielsen, Patricia 194 Mier, Sarah 194 Mis, Valerie 194 Mischler, Barbara 75, 194 Misiukiewicz, Greg 194 Modrowski, Germaine 58, 194 Montemayor, Irene 64, 194 Montemayor, Jorge 194 Moore, Andrea 194 Morton, Therese 194 Mosley, Charles 194 Motkowicz, Stephen 194 M roz, Daniel 111, 194 Mucha, Luke 57, 194 Munoz, Guillermina 194 Muntiu, Joann 194 Muryasz, Paul 110, 194 Nadolski, Connie 194 Napules, Sylvia 194 Naumoff, Judith 194 Nichols, Clarence 194 Nowosinski, Randall 194 O’Connor, John 194 O’Donnell, Susan 64, 75, 80, 194 Oleksy, Patricia 194 Olguin, Deborah 194 Olivares, Martha 195 Olsen, Mark 195 O ' Neill, Kevin 77, 94, 104, 195 Opat, Kathleen 195 Orlich, Dana 195 Papineau, Mark 57, 195 Pappas, Deborah 195 Pastrick, Janet 195 Pasyk, Rodney 61, 112, 114, 195 Payer, Thomas 195 Payne, Michael 94, 195 Penkala, Barbara 76, 78, 195 Perez, Paul 195 Petrunich, Catherine 195 Pettis, Gail 61, 64, 69, 134, 195 Pisowicz, David 195 Pogorzelski, Clarice 75, 76. 80, 135, 195 Pogorzelski, Claudia 75, 80, 135, 195 Polak. Kevin 195 Porsche, Bernadette 64, 195 Pospychala. Jane 195 Prejmak, Yolanda 195 Preston. Kasandra 195 Prieto, Margaret 195 Pruznak, Patrice 195 Puhek, Krystal 195 Quinn, Gerald 195 Quinn, Kathleen 78, 195 Radde, Ann 61, 82, 195 Ramker, Jean 80, 195 Rizzardo, Robin 195 Roberts. Sheryse 195 Rodriguez, Rita 195 Rogan, Janies 195 Rogers, Wendell 195 Rutkowski, Gerald 195 Rybicki, Carol 196 Rydlewski, Stephen 196 Rzepka, Mary 196 Salazar, Carmen 196 Salinas, Maria 196 Salmon, Nanciami 76. 196 Sanders, Barbara 67, 196 240 Sarnecki, Anita 196 Scherer, Mary 196 Schulien, James 77, 94, 104, 196 Sepiol, Judith 64, 196 Simko, Daniel 101, 196 Simmons, Mary 196 Simpson, Roland 65, 196 Sindicich, Edward 110, 111, 196 Skiba, Mitchell 105, 196 Skibinski, David 77, 107, 112, 114, 196 Smith, Greta 196 Smith, Patricia 83, 196 Smith, Steven 196 Smithers, Kathleen 1% i Smolar, Jeanne 196 Smolar, John 112, 196 Smolen, Lee 196 Smoot, Laura 196 Sotelo, Edward 196 Sowa, Sharon 196 Spears, Anthony 196 Spejewski, Brian 196 Sporinsky, Lois 196 Stack, Thomas 112, 196 Stavitzke, Joyce 196 Stodola, Mary 196 Strapp, Louis 105, 197 Streveler, Mary 197 i Sutko, Pamela 64, 75, 197 [ Suty, Marilyn 59, 197 Swatts, Susan 48, 197 Szumlas, Timothy 197 Szymoniak, Gerald 197 Talenco, Karen 197 Timkovich, Gertrude 74, 76, 197 Torhan, Karl 197 Torres, Josefina 197 Traczyk, Michael 107, 119, 197 Trepagnier, Marie 197 Trevino, Raul 197 Turner, Gregory 107, 111, 197 Unger, Kimberly 197 Vega, Donna 197 Vega, Peter 197 Vergara, Gary 197 Villalpando, Isaac 197 Vitalone, Dorothy 197 Vivirito, Mary 197 Vondrak, Gwynne 197 Wadas, Paul 197 Whigham, Diane 67, 197 Whiteside, Brian 77, 111, 197 Wieser, Thomas 197 Wilczynski, Suzanne 64, 197 Willett, Jacquelyn 197 Winner, Daniel 197 Wojcik, Kathleen 197 Wolak, Ruthann 197 Yurkus, Robert 197 Zakarias, Steven 197 Zalewski, Stephen 197 Zappia, Lisa 197 SOPHOMORES Aburto, Carlos 105, 200 Aguilera, Irma 200 Almason, Mary Beth 200 Alsup, Norma 200 Alvarado, Nirez 200 Alvarez, Lorraine 200 Amador, Norma 200 Angyus, Joseph 77, 94, 200 Aniol, David 200 Antonacopulos, Nick 200 Arredondo, Mark 94, 200 Arroyo, Angel 200 Arzola, Helen 71, 200 Askew, Debra 200 Aultman, Mary 200 Ayala, Kathryn 200 Babincsak, Paula 76, 200 Bacevich, Michael 113, 200 Baggett, David 200 Bajak, Ronald 201 Bajo, James 201 Bakas, Peter 201 Baran, Joanne 201 Barnes, Susan 76, 201 Barocio, Henry 201 Bartz, Nancy 201 Becerra, Gloria 201 Bergin, Michael 70, 201 Biedron, Samuel 102, 201 Binder, John 201 Blaney, Mary 70, 201 Bobak, Mark 108, 113, 201 Bolanowski, James 201 Boney, Charles 105, 201 Bonilla, Cynthia 201 Boyle, Thomas 108, 201 Bramer, Steven 105, 201 Breslauer, Alison 201 Bresnahan, John 201 Briones, Martha 201 Broome, Brigitte 201 Brown, Richard 201 Bruzan, Mark 201 Burczak, Lois 70, 201 Burke, Joseph 201 Buzinski, Andrew 201 Byezko, Teresa 201 Cain, Amell 201 Cain, Darryl 201 Camp, Stephen 201 Campbell, Mary Kay 102, 201 Campos, Estela 201 Candelaria, Carlos 201 Cap, Leo 201 Carr, Marleece 201 Carter, Michael 67, 202 Castro, Nicolas 202 Cataldi, Patricia 202 Chute, William 108, 202 Cichoracki, Gregory 202 Coleman, Mark 111, 202 Coley, Dorothelia 202 Comer, Daniel 202 Comsa, Michael 202 Congress, Tony 202 Corona, Jose 202 Cortez, Rodolfo 202 Cmcic, Nicholas 92, 93, 110, 202 Czajkowski, Joseph 202 Czerwinski, Carmen 71, 202 Dado, Joannie 202 Debski, Henry 105, 202 Dedinsky, Timothy 202 De France, Gary 113, 202 Derdula, Daniel 68, 82, 111, 202 Devine, Kevin 202 Diacek, William 202 Donaldson, Cheryl 202 Doyle, Jeffery 94, 202 Drexler, Steven 202 Dubeck, Barbara 202 Dubeck, Deborah 71, 202 Duj movie, Susan 202 Dull, Dennis 202 Dziadowicz, Joseph 202 Edwards, Reginald Espinoza, Martha 74, 202 Fabian, Mary Kay 202 Fattore, Raymond 92, 93, 202 Fernandez, Lillian 75, 203 Ficko, Martha 203 Fiegle, George 203 Fischer, Thomas 203 Fitzsimons, James 203 Flores, Diane 203 Flores, Edwin 203 Flores, Guillermo 203 Foster, Karen 203 GabeL Ronald 203 Galindo, Matthew 203 Garcia, Alex 113, 203 Garcia, Myriam 203 Garibay, Carlos 203 Gawlik, Gregory 105, 113, 203 Gerbas, Mike 203 Gibson, Wanda 203 Gill, John 203 Gillis, Deborah 203 Glowacki, Beth 203 Godinez, Raphael 92, 93, 110, 203 Golden, Robin 203 Golston, Agnes 203 Gonda, Frank 203 Gonzalez, Bertha 203 Grandys, Elizabeth 203 Grdina, John 203 Grelak, John 94, 108, 203 Gudauskas, Ruta 203 Guerrero, Edmund 92, 93, 110, 203 Guevara, Eusevio 203 Guinn, Anna 203 Haager, Delia 203 Haburay, John 71, 203 Hapak, Carol 203 Harris, Vincent 203 Haugh, Shawn 204 Hauter, Robert 204 Hawkins, Daniel 204 Hernandez, Lisa 204 Hogan, Lynne 71, 75, 204 Hong, Tom 204 Horde, Iona 204 Hughes, Mary 69, 71, 204 Iwaniec, Gary 204 Jackson, Kim 204 Jackson, Monica 204 Jackson, Tosca 204 Janowski, William 204 Jiminez, Leo 94, 108, 204 Johnson, Angela 75, 204 Johnson, Carl 204 Johnson, James 94, 204 Jordan, James 204 Kakol, Susan 204 Kalemba, John 204 Kalena, Barbara 204 Kalies, Christopher 204 Kalina, Lorraine 70, 204 Kammer, Geralynn 76, 204 Kapera, Andrea 74, 204 Karpierz, Joseph 70, 204 Kavanaugh, Patricia 204 Kealoha, Paul 204 Kenda, Mary 76, 79, 83, 204 Kennedy, Dennis 44, 101, 204 Kennedy, Er ic 204 Kepa, Christopher 94, 111, 204 Kerekes, Lisa 204 Kerst, Dorothy 205 Kerst, Joyce 205 Kline, Karen 205 Klobuchar, David 205 Klocek, Christopher 131, 205 Klusas, Mary 71, 75, 205 Knight, Kevin 205 Koharko, Mary 79, 205 Kokot, Ralph 205 Kolarczyk, Linda 74, 205 Koller, Mark 71, 205 Kolodziej, Michael 108, 205 Komacsar, Susan 205 Kometz, Laurie 76, 82, 135. 145, 205 Korczak, Susan ne 71, 205 Kosak, Stacia 205 Kosenka, Thomas 205 Kotarski, Linda 205 Kowalke, Timmy 205 Kras, Linda 74, 205 Kreczmer, Therese 205 Kristi, Kenneth 69, 70, 71, 113, 205 Krucek, Robert 205 Kugar, Mark 107, 205 Kulik, Jerry 205 Kumik, Kevin 205 Kuykendall, Ronald 77, 94, 112, 205 LaMere, Nancy 76. 79, 205 Lasics, Julia 76, 205 Laskowiecki, Grace 205 Leavy, Craig 205 Lech, Julie 56, 57, 70, 205 Lenz, Monica 205 Leonard, Anna 205 Lerma, Andrew 205 Leser, Brian Lewis, Felix 205 Lipka, Magdalene 206 Lira, Luis 107, 206 Lissy, Terry 206 Lubas, Janice 206 Luna, Enrique 206 Mackenzie, Robert 206 Magana, Susan 71, 206 Magurany, Cheryl 206 Malatestinic, Wendy 206 Malatestinic, William 107, 206 Maleski, Rita 206 Mancera, Philip 206 Mantich, Michael 108. 206 Marciniak, Gerald 206 Maricich, Joseph 110, 206 Marshall, Leo 94, 113, 206 Marszowski, 206 Martinez, Diana 206 Matlock, Linda 206 Matusik, Joseph 92, 93, 111, 206 Matz, Jane 82, 206 Matz, Kurt 70, 82, 83, 206 Mayfield, Sherry 70, 206 McCall, Ellen 206 McCay, Kent 206 McCloskey, Patrick 206 McDonagh, Thomas 206 McKemin, Daniel 206 Medina. Eugene 206 Medina, Patricia 70, 79, 206 Medrano, Geraldine 206 Medwetz, John 206 Medwetz, Steven 206 Menatos, Nicholas 207 Meyers, Gregory 92, 93, 111, 207 Miehalski, James 108, 207 Michielsen, Janet 207 Mold, Karen 207 MoUe, Michael 77, 94, 105, 207 Monastyrski, Maren 207 Mora, Sylvia 71, 207 Morales, Rachel 207 Motkowski, David 207 Mullaney, Paul 207 Mulle, Bart 105, 207 Mulvihill, Marianne 74, 207 Munoz, Sylvia 207 Murphy, Patricia 207 Nalewski, Tina 207 Nauracy, Joseph 105, 207 Navarro, Sandra 207 Nejman, Laura 207 Niemiec. Michael 71, 207 Nocek, Timothy 207 North, Timothy 207 Novak. Paul 207 Novak, Thomas 207 Nowlan, Patricia 70, 71, 76, 207 Obermiller, Sara 207 O’Connor, Anthony 92, 93, 111. 207 O’Connor, Joanne 207 O’Neill, Maryellyn 75, 76. 80, 207 O’Neill, Susan 207 Opat, Michael 207 241 INDEX Opinker, Laura 207 Ortega, Connie 74, 207 Ortega, Thomas 74, 207 Paehura, Susan 70, 207 Paganelli, Edward 207 Pallo, Mary Ann 208 Paluehowski, Laurel 208 Pancek, Gary 208 Pansevieius, John 208 Paquette, Curt 208 Patena. Carolyn 76, 208 Patton, Debra 208 Paul. Eric 208 Pavich, Nadine 76. 208 Pedersen, Ronald 208 Peppers, Deborah 76. 79, 208 Perez, Sonia 208 Perez, Teresa 208 Perry, Damien 208 Pers, Cheryl 87, 208 Peters, James 208 Petrunich, Patrick 208 Pieeh. John 105. 208 Pitts, Jeanine 208 Powers, James 208 Prieto. Phillip 208 Prieto, Rosanne 208 Prowell. Steven 208 Prusiecki, Erie 208 Purcell, Mark 208 Randall, Jeanmarie 76, 208 Rayford, Duane 208 Rivera, Betty 71, 208 Robinson, Donna 208 Robledo, Helen 208 Rodriguez, Joseph 208 Rodriguez, Rigoberto 208 Ronciak, John 208 Rosado, Adeline 209 Rosales, Mary 209 Rosas, Hermelinda 209 Rubacha, John 209 Rucinski. Thadeus 209 Ruiz, Cynthia 209 Rushing. Ralph 209 Sabalaskey, Bruce 209 Sajdyk, James 209 Salazar, Mary 209 Salazar, Michael 209 Salinas, Mariana 209 Salinas, Robert 94, 111, 209 Salzman, Joan 209 Samion, Anthony Savin, Mary Jo 209 Schneider, Karen 76, 209 Segneri, Debra 209 Seifert, Alice 139, 209 Shoulders, Deborah 70, 209 Shreve, Ronald 209 Sidor, Rene 71, 76. 209 Simmons, Lawrence 209 Slamkowski, Michael 209 Smith. Wallace 209 Smitley, Michael 209 Smolar, Lisa 209 Smulski. Cheryl 209 Smutniak, Karen 209 Sokit, Steven 209 Soltis, Anthony 209 Sosnowski, Richard 70, 209 Spears, Kathy 209 Stack, Ellen 209 Starykowicz, Janine 209 Stasek. John 209 Stein. Hector 209 Stewart, Gordon 210 Stiglich, Raymond 210 Stiscak. David 210 Stockus, Mary 210 Stolarz. Nancy 67, 210 Strapp, Lynn 75, 76, 210 Suehanuk. Richard 77, 94, 107, 210 Sullivan, Kevin 108, 113, 210 Surd, Peter 108, 210 Surdell, Steven 94, 105, 210 Surufka, Timothy 210 Svitko, Patricia 210 Swentko, Roberta 210 Swihes. Bridget 82, 83. 210 Swibes, Donald 105, 110, 210 Szczepanski. Helen 71. 75, 80, 210 Szymanski, Cathy 210 Tanaskovic, Diana 71, 210 Tapia, Sylvia 210 Terpin, Lynn 210 Thompson. Robin 70, 80, 210 Thompson, Valeria 210 Timko, Jean 76, 80, 210 Todd, Raydonya 210 Tomasek, Frederick 210 Tomasula, Laura 87, 210 Toncheff, Lenore 145, 210 Torres, Ana 210 Torres, Jesse 210 Torres, Nilsa 70, 210 Torres, Olga 80, 210 Tracy, Patrick 210 Traczyk, Denise 76, 210 Tragesser, Joseph 83, 210 Travis, Karin 145, 211 Trela, Bruce 211 Trepangier, Robert 211 Trojnar, John 211 Troupe, Thomas 211 Tucak, Carole 75, 80, 211 Tucker, Daniel 71, 211 Tucker, Sheila 211 Urbanik, Debra 211 Valle, Raquel 211 Varro, Kenwyn 211 Verbish, Mary 211 Villalpando, Anne 211 Villarreal, Cindy 211 Villarruel, Eugenia 211 Villarreal, Jose 211 Wallace, Walter 211 Washington, Miriam 67, 211 Watson, Sandra 211 Wells, Deborah 70, 211 Wesson, Helayne 211 White, Wilma 211 Wild. Jeffrey 211 Williams, Anthony 211 Williams, Freya 211 Wisotsky, Mark 211 Woermbke, Suzanne 56, 57, 211 Wohler, Jane 76, 211 Wong, Helen 71, 211 Woodward, Suzanne 74, 76, 211 Wyatt Wendell 211 Zaborski. Eugene 108. 211 Zagrocki, Kenneth 107, 211 Ziller, Pauline 211 Zimmerman, Della 76, 211 Zmuda, Johnterry 211 FRESHMEN Acevedo, Minerva 214 Adams, Linda 214 Aguilera, Lisa 214 Alt, Thomas 113, 214 Anuszkiewicz, Margaret 214 Aragon, Carlos 214 Arzola, James 96, 105, 214 Austin, Patrick 214 Bach, Dianne 214 Bach. Russell 214 Baiz, Cynthia 75, 214 Baker, Kathy 214 Balia. Diane 214 Baranowski, Michael 214 Barnes, Kevin 109, 113, 214 Becerra, Xavier 214 Bednarczyk, John 214 Benard, Karen 214 Bergin, Nancy 214 Berrones, Alberto 214 Biancardi, Carmen 214 Bily, Diane 214 Blake, Kathleen 215 Blakely, David 215 Bober, Diane 215 Bober, Thomas 215 Bohney, James 215 Boilek, Susan 215 Boreczky, Vincent 215 Boyle, Maureen 215 Bragiel, Michael 215, 238 Brown, Kevin 215 Brzek, Annie 215 Bucksot Carolyn 215 Bukowski, Eugene 113, 215 Burke, Carole 215 Burkhartsmeier, Valerie 215 Burleson, Emmett 109, 215 Burns, Marcia 215 Butler, Michael 215 Butryn, Mark 215 Camarena, Anna 215 Campos, Clarita 215 Cap, Ronald 215 Carlos, Catherine 215 Carrizales, Natalie 215 Carter, Terence 67, 215 Casanova, Yolanda 215 Castle, Susan 76, 215 Castro, Darlene 74, 215 Chavez, Robert 215 Cheranko, Mark 105, 215 Cherechinsky, Cathy 215 Chevere, Maria 215 Chorak, Robert 215 Christopoulos, Chris 215 Cichoracki, Gail 215 Cipowski, Susan 215 Cirrincione, Briget 216 Cizon, Thomas 216 Clark, Richard 216 Cloghessy, Florence 216 Collins, Lynell 216 Collins, Sharon 216 Connelly, Roberta 216 Correa, Carmen 216 Costa, Kris 216 Courtright Ruth 216 Crist, Barbara 216 Curiel, Richard 216 Cziperle, David 57, 216 Daly, Joan 216 Danciu. James 96, 216 Daronatsy, Arthur 96, 216 Davin, Karen 216 Day, Edward 110, 216 Delagarza, Guadalupe 110, 216 Debs, Tom 216 Deluna, Joanna 216 Denude, Edward 109, 216 Dick, Arthur Neil 216 Dobrowolski, Julie 216 Dragovich, Joseph 216 Easley, Portia 216 Echeumuna, George 216 Edwards, Margaret 216 Eggleston, Glenn 109, 216 Ellingsen, Janet 216 Farmer, Kimberly 216 Farmer, Kurt 96, 216 Fife, John 96, 216 Figueroa, Oscar 96, 105, 217 Fleming, Brian 217 Folger, Kathleen 217 Forrest. Keith 57, 217 Fortuna, Bernadette 217 Francus, Jim 217 Frichtl, Mary 217 Gadus, Thomas 217 Galmes, Marta 217 Garbacik, Edward 217 Gardner, Robert 217 Gargas, Patricia 217 Garibay, Cynthia 217 Gamer, Thaddeus 109, 217 Gamica, Martin 217 Garza, Carol 217 Gaza, Julianne 217 Geary, Ann 217 Geisen, Patricia 217 Gerdes, Louis 217 Gil, Sylvia 217 Gilbert, Robert 217 Gillis, Jori 217 Gish, Karen 217 Giza, Deborah 217 Glowski, Christopher 217 Godinez, Louis 217 Goldasic, Joseph 109, 113, 217 Gomez, Ralph 217 Gonzalez, Elizabeth 217 Gonzalez, Judith 217 Gorman, Mary Beth 217 Graziano, Joseph 96, 113, 217 Grdina, Carrie 217 Grdina, Charles 217 Green, Deardra 144, 217 Gregor, Deborah 76, 218 Gregor, John 96, 105, 113, 218 Griffin, Patricia 218 Guerrero, Gloria 218 Guerrero, Maria 218 Guevera, Diane 218 Guillen, Irasema 218 Gutierrez, Charlene 218 Hagins, Pamela 218 Hajduck, Thoiras 96, 105, 218 Halloran, Donnk 218 Halton, Kathleen 218 Haluska, Ilenp 218 Hand, Elizabeth 218 Harbinson, William 218 Hardaway, Kathryn 218 Harris, Cynthia 218 Harris, Eddie 92, 93, 110, 218 Hart. Mary 218 Harvey, John 218 Haskins, Marc 218 Hawkins, Andre 218 Hayes, Ronald 218 Hebda, Edward 218 Hegg, Arnold 218 Hennessy, Bridget 218 Hernandez, Diana 218 Hernandez, Elizabeth 218 Hill, Nancy 218 Hill, Robert 218 Hill, Wayne 218 Hlista, Laurence 218 Hogan, Dan 218 Holzbach, Laura 76, 219 Houston, Anita 219 Hupke, Joseph 219 Iwaniec, Gail 219 Jaceczko, Mary 219 Jackowski, Susan 78, 219 Janeczko, Marilyn 219 Jansky, Susan 219 Johnson, Tyrone 111, 219 Jones, Denis 219 Joyce, Paul 109, 219 Joyner, Michael 219 Juarez, Ricky 110, 219 Kansky, Kathleen 87, 219 Karahalios, Harry 219 Kaszak. Joseph 219 Kavanagh, Barbara 219 Kelly, William 111, 219 Kendra, Robert 105, 219 Kennedy, Mary 219 Kerekes, Anne 219 Kish, Donna 76, 219 Kish, Kimberly 219 Klein, Kim 219 Klen, David 96, 105, 219 Klochan, Mary 219 , Klosak, Sharon 219 Kmiecik, Karen 219 Kochis, Jeffery 219 Kocur, Jacqueline 219 Kolbas, James 96, 109, 113, 219 Koller, Michael 57, 219 Kolodziej, Eric 219 Komacsar, Diane 219 Kominiak, Joseph 219 Kostyo, Ronald 96, 113, 219 Krause, Charlotte 220 Kristi, Joseph 69, 220 Krol, Jack 220 Krol, Stephen 96, 113, 220 Krucek, Jeannine 220 Kugar, George 220 Kukuch, Kathleen 220 Kuter, Pamela 220 Ladowicz, Debra 220 Lampa, Sharon 220 Lampkin, Mona 220 Lannon, Lynnette 220 Larkin, Theresa 220 Lecea, Nelson 105, 220 Lescak, Marila 220 Lescak, Michael 96, 105, 220 Lesniak, Benjamin 220 Levitt, Jayne 76, 220 Long, Dana 220 Lopez, Jack 96, 220 Lopez, Raymond 96, 111, 220 Lucas, Jeff 220 Lugar, Joann 220 Lukaszewski, Mary 220 Macak, Janice 220 Machuca, Annette 220 Mack, William 220 Mahoney, Berdean 220 Majchrowicz, Mary 220 Maldonado, Elizabeth 220 Maluga, Robert Manchak, Joseph 96, 105, 220 Marbach, Robert 220 Marcus, Andrea 220 Markovich, Christy 221 Marshall, Linda 221 Marthakis. Theodore 221 Martinez, Andrea 221 Martinez, Edward 221 Martinez, Estella 221 Matkowicz, Gayle 221 Matlock, Tinamarie 221 Mathews, Donna 221 Matuszak, Jeffery 96, 111, 221 Matz, Paul 82, 83, 221 Maznaritz, Steven 221 McDonagh, Andrew 69, 221 McKnight, Jeannine 221 McQuaid, Linda 221 Medellin, Rolando 96, 105, 221 Medina, Albert 221 Meyers, Cheryl 221 Mills, Patrick 221 Mitchell, William 221 Modrowski, Donna 221 Molina, Irma 221 Morales, Angel 221 Motkowicz, David 92, 93, 110, 221 Motkowiez, Richard 221 Motkowski, Gregory 83, 221 Mroz, Lori 221 Mrvan, Cynthia 221 Mullaney, Carol 221 Mulvihill, Steven 96, 221 Murchek, Tom 221 Myren, Barry 221 Nadolski, Leon 221 Napules, Naomi 221 Naumoff, Louis 109, 221 Nauracy, John 105, 221 Nauracy, Robert 96, 109, 113, 222 Nemcek, Albin 222 Nickson, Stacey 69, 222 Novak, Albert 109, 222 Nowosinski, Norman 96, 105, 222 Nunez, Nancy 222 O’Connor, Rose 222 Olguin, Denise 222 Olson, Michael 222 O’Neill, Ann 222 Orbik, Gregory 113, 222 O’Rourke, Kathy 222 Ortega, Alice 222 Paezkowski, Debbie 222 Palermo, William 222 Palos, Sylvia 222 Parish, Timothy 96, 222 Parker, Willis 222 Pastor, Cathleen 222 Pasztor, Donna 87, 222 Patrick. Ronald 222 Paukner, Joseph 222 Pawlowski, Susan 222 Pedersen, Paul 222 Peral, Cristina 222 Perez, Cathy 222 Perez, Rowlan 110, 222 Pierazek, Kathleen 40, 222 Pierce, Susan 222 Pikula, David 222 Polich, Debra 222 Pollack, Denise 222 Poloncak, Susan 222 Poloncasz, Roseann 223 Pondo, Cynthia 223 Pondo, Stanley 223 Ponicki, Rose 223 Poturalski, James 223 Powidzki, Deborah 223 Pullen, Rosemary 223 Purcell, Andrea 223 Purcell, Thomas 110, 223 Radovich, Daniel 223 Radziwiecki, Ted 223 RajcheL Joseph 96, 223 Ramirez, Diana 223 Ramker, Anita 76, 223 Randall, Della 223 Ray, Janet 223 Rebey, David 223 Reilly, Diana 223 Rex, Mark Riccardi. Richard 96, 109, 223 Riddle, Veritian 223 Roberts, Dwayne 223 Robles, Stella 223 Roche, Vivian 223 Rodriguez, Anubis 223 Rodriguez, Jose 223 Rogan, Kathleen 223 Roque, David 96, 105, 223 Rosales, Moises 223 Ross, Mddred 223 Ruddy, Wendy 223 Rueth, Lucille 76, 223 Rydlewski, Ann 223 Rzepka, Thomas 223 Sahagun, Armandina 40, 223 Salyer, Melanie 223 Sanders, Denise 223 Scheffki, Roseann 224 Schreiber, Richard 224 Schulien, Patricia 224 Scott, Andrea 224 Sember, Paul 109. 113, 224 Serafin, Marcia 78, 224 Shaw, Kelly 224 Shreve, Mary 224 Sidor, Karl 92, 93, 110, 224 Sinai, Mary Jo 224 Sindieich, Laura 76, 224 Slamkowski, Patty 124, 224 Smithers, Laura 76, 224 Smolar, Helen 224 Smoot, Kathleen 224 Sowa, Gloria 224 Spudic, Mark 224 Sredzinski, Lisa 224 Stack, Margaret 224 Stech, Tillie 224 Steffens, Laureen 224 Stiscak, Ronald 224 Stodola, Frank 130, 224 Stranen, Sharon 224 Strapp. Lee 224 Sullivan, Daniel 224 Suty, Michelle 224 Swan, Craig 224 Swick, Jeanine 224 Swircz, Richard 224 Szumlas, Christine 224 Szumlas, Daniel 224 Szymanski, Debora 224 Szymoniak, Sharon 225 Telechan, Nancy 225 Tilka, Nancy 225 Torres, Christina 225 Torres, Enrique 92, 93, 110, 225 Tragesser, Catherine 83, 225 Ullrich. Thomas 225 Varro, Paula 225 Vasquez, Martha 225 Vega, Claudia 225 Verbich, Cynthia 225 Viater, Jean Marie 225 Villarreal, Patricia 225 Villasenor, Maria 225 Vondrak, Valerie 76. 225 Wadas, David 225 Wallace, Lenette 225 Ward, Martin 225 Weatherford, John 101. 225 Webb, Marvis 225 Webster, Nancy 225 Wells, Enid 225 Wesson, Terrance 225 Whitaker, Walter 109, 225 White, Chareice 225 White, Wilbur 96, 225 Wichlinski, Robert 225 Williams, Teresa 225 Wilson, Richard 225 Wojciechowski, Thomas 96, 105, 225 Wopinski. Pamela 225 Zappia. Richard 109, 113, 225 Zilenas, Ona 225 Zorka, Bernice 225 Zralka. Anthony 225 Zuniga David 225 EIGHTH GRADE Anrai, Roy 227 Baily, Lola 227 Bates, Regina 227 Brenk, Annette 227 Brokeman, James 227 Cherogan. Cynthia 227 Cherry, LaTanya 227 Coffman, Maria 227 Cossey, Bryan 227 Coulis, Teddy 228 Dabney, Mantel 109. 227. 228 Dedelow, David 109, 228 Edwards, Ruth 228 Eugenides, James 228 Frechette, Chris 228 Garcia, Monica 227, 228 Giannini, Melena 228 Gibson, Marjorie 228 Gibson. Tresean 20. 228 Glowacki, Tim 109, 228 Gonzales, Lillian 228 Gonzales, Martha 228 Graziano, Dan 227, 228 Grdina, Laura 228 Griffin, Angela 228 Habell, Bryan 228 Hardiman, Denise 228 Harris, Lisa 228 Hernandez, Arthur 228 Hudspeth, Jennifer 79. 227, 228 Jakush, Laura 79. 228 Jefferson, Dennis Johnson, Eric 109, 228 Johnson, Jessica 228 Johnson. Paula 228 Kakol, Wally 228 Kealoha, Peggy 134, 228 Lech, Leo 228 Lira, Dinorah 228 Lopez, Bertha 228 Lukowski, Mark Malone, Kyle 228 Mareiniak. John 228 Marcus, Daverick 109, 228 McKenny, Norbert 109, 228 Moore, Tony 134, 229 Morris, Cynthia 229 Mulligan, Donald 229 Nadolski, Leona 229 Nauracy. Denise 229 Nelson, Robert 87, 109, 229 Newell, Sherman 109. 229 Nordyke, Thomas North. Anthony 229 Nunnery, Helton 229 Pendleton, Allegra 135. 229 Plesner, Therese 229 Ramirez, Michelle 229 Rangel, Cirilo 229 Roberts, Jeffery 229 Robinson, Damen 109, 229 Robledo, Christine 229 Ronciak. Donna 229 Rosado, Betsy 229 Ross, Anthony 229 Schultz, Kurt 109, 229 Scott, Marlon 229 Simko, Tim 229 Smith, Maria 229 Stewart. Patricia 134. 229 Swan, Renard 229 Taliefero, Paul 229 Therasse, Catherine 229 Tolbert, Levones 229 Tribble, Mark 229 Turner, Terrence 109. 229 Vrane, Marybeth 79, 229 Walker, Sidney 229 Whitaker. Earl 87, 227, 229 Williams. Darnita 79, 227, 229 Wilson, Stephanie 229 Zywiec. Polly Anna 229 SEVENTH GRADE 243 Aldrich, Charlotte 230 Alexovich, Jeff 108, 230 Batiste, Andrew 230 Boyd, Raymond 230 Brewer, James 87, 230 Britton, Louis 230 Burgess, Cheryl 230 Camacho, Robin 230 Castro, Daniel 230 Contreras, Maria 230 Doyle, Hamilton 108, 230 Etter, Anne 79, 230 Evans, Judy 230 Evans, Pamela 230 Fox, Fred 230 Gilbert, Natalie 230 Graham, John 230 Green, Kimberly 230 Griffis, Earl 230 Harper, Vicki 230 Harris, Mark 231 Holliday, Shellie 231 Hutchen, Todd 231 Kerger, Rebecca 79, 231 King, Val 108, 231 Klen, Michael 108, 231 Kokot, Mellissa 134, 230, 231 Lamy, Jeanine 231 Lasenby, Darrell 231 Lucas, Jill 231 Mann, Leonard 108, 231 Martinez, Hector 231 McKenny, Henry 108, 231 Meyers, Chris 231 Mier, John 231 Mitchell, Suzanne 231 Moore, Roderick 87, 108, 231 Nunn, Kimberly 231 Parker, Marcian 231 Parks, Crystal 231 Pastrick, Jennifer 79, 231 Pickett, Reginald 231 Robinson, Fred 108, 231 Rollins, Cornell 108, 231 Rubalcava, Ricardo 231 Silvasi, Michael 231 Smith, Derrick 108, 231 Spence, William 108, 230, 231 Streveler, Theresa 231 INDEX Tapia, Ramiro 231 Walker, Crystal 231 Walker, Sybil 231 Watters, Elizabeth 231 Whitaker, Dorothy 79, 231 Wojcik, Suzanne 231 Woodward, Deborah 231 ADMINIS¬ TRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF Mrs. Betty Adamchik 48, 49 Mr. Ore.ncio Aguilera 19 Miss Holly Alitto 43 Mr. James Anderson 42, 112, 114 Mr. Robert Bailor 12 Mr. Larry Banhart 53 Mrs. Bernice Balka 47 Sister Elizabeth Ann Bauman 50 Mrs. Kathryn Berkowicz 13 Mrs. Carolann Biel 14 Mrs. Marion Bittner 17 Mrs. Irene Blicharski 47 Mrs. Sharon Blumentritt 36 Mr. John Bobalik 28, 31, 92, 93, 110 Mr. John Cerajewski 42 Mr. Philip Clark 15 Father Patrick Connolly 10, 32 Mrs. Ann Crawford 30 Mr. Robert Czarnecki 30 Mrs. Karen Dan 14 Mrs. Dorothy Devlin 16 Mrs. Vemie Dieness 47 Miss Carmen Domingo 26 Mrs. Margarita Doughty 18 Sister Nazareth Drummey Mrs. Rose Dubec 20 Mrs. Sally Evanoff 41 Mrs. Terri Fenters 43 M rs. Romula Fernandez 47 Mr. Alan Filan 45 Mrs. Marion Forcey 16 Father Raymond Fowerbaugh 8 Mr. Edward Furticella 45 Mr. Jack Gabor 30, 109, 113 Sister Rosita Gleason 44 Mrs. Vicki Glowacki 47 Mr. Adel Gorgi 25 Bishop Andrew Grutka 8 Mrs. Marianne Guertin 19 Mrs. Evelyn Haas 48, 49 Father John Halo 11 Miss Carole Hepner 23 Mr. Otto Holt 14 Mr. Richard Huegli 29, 108, 109 Mr. Edward Joyce 25 Mrs. Jo Ann Justak 17 Mr. Patrick Kalich 50 M rs. Grace Keilman 52 Miss Sheila Kelly 43, 74 Mrs. Vione Kelly 17 Mr. Gerald King 107 Mrs. Frances Klusas 47 Mr. Gerald Knesek 11, 32 Miss Janice Koss 22 Mrs. Kay Kumiega 52 Mr. James LaMantia 37 Mrs. Dorothy LaMere 17, 32 Mrs. Betty Langedyk 28, 32, 60 Miss Lenore Lazur 31 Mr. John Livaich 26 Miss Norene Luketic 50 Mr. Ronald Luketic 29, 108 Mr. Robert Madsen 28 Mrs. Jean Majcherek 50 Mr. Joseph Malczak 14 Sister Rose Veronica Mattingly 23 Mrs. Abby McFarland 39 Mrs. Patricia McGregor 27, 67 Miss Therese McMahon 15 Mr. Emery Mehok 16 Father Theodore Mens 10 Mrs. Mary Michielsen 26, 64 Mrs. Ann Miklusaka 47 Mr. Edward Miller 13 Mr. Carl Moisoff 50 Sister Nancy Moran 38 Mrs. Virginia Morley 52 Father Joseph Mosko 12, 68, 139 Father Edward Moszur 12 Mr. Ronald Mutzbauer 16, 58 Sister Marie Imelda Neville 20, 21, 70 Mrs. Karen Novey 18, 19 Mr. Richard Nowak 21 Mrs. Barbara Peppard 14 Mrs. Marilyn Piatti 51 Mrs. Beatrice Pihulic 44, 61 Mr. Walter Pikul 24 Ms. Josephine Pondo 53 Miss Marilyn Popovich 17 Mrs. Angeline Pratek 47 Mr. James Pressner 17 Mr. Richard Putz 12, 69, 124 Mrs. Stella Richwalski 47 Mr. Cesar Queyquep 20, 71 Father Michael Ruggaber 10 Mrs. Marianne Sadler 47 Mr. Donald Sebestyen 31, 94, 104, 105 Mr. Robert Sivulich 45, 94, 104 Mrs. Earsie Smith 21 Mrs. Ann Socha 47 Mrs. Roberta Sredzinski 52 Father John Srode 11 Mr. James St. Amour 8, 9, 155 Mrs. Gertrude Stodola 52 Sister Georgine Strader 23 Mrs. Marsha Swalek 45 Mrs. Dorothy Szcepanski 47 Mrs. Jeanette Szezpanski 47 Sister Andrew Taylor 29 Mr. Robert Tokarz 11 Father Paul Tomasula 10 Mr. James Tonkovich 100, 102 Sister Marjorie Urbine 40 Mrs. Norma Venturella 44, 45 Mrs. Alberta Verbish 51 Mr. Gerald Vlasic 48, 94 Father George M. Vrabely 8, 9 Mrs. Dorothy Walters 47 Mrs. Rosemary Welf 18 Mrs. Jan Wiarlich 47 Father John Winterlin 36, 38, 145 Sister Ann Gabriel Wire 9 Mrs. Mary Wojie 47 Sister Yvonne 38 Mrs. Sandra Zak 23 244 FROM THE EDITOR • • • This is it, the ’75 edition of the Marquette, the book which—without you—wouldn’t be pos¬ sible. Memories and activities were captured on these pages because of the hard working team of Mr. Joseph Malczak and the Yearbook Gang. The Marquette owes many thanks to Mr. George Kingsley, our Paragon Press representative, who has devoted his time in aiding a once totally inexperienced staff. Also, I would like to express my thanks to Root Photographers for coming to our rescue when we needed help in meeting deadlines. I would like to thank a cooperative administration and faculty for their help with student records and assistance when we needed it the most. There was a combined effort of students on all class levels which made this truly memorable book representative of the entire Noll community. Editor-iri-Chief GOLD PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Cziperle Fife Funeral Home 4201 Indianapolis Bird., East Chicago , Indiana Good Luck! Mr. Mrs. Frank Irk Reid Drug Company 815 West Chicago Avenue. East Chicago , Indiana SILVER PATRONS Dr. Mrs. Joseph M. Bajo Reverend Joseph Niezgoda Pastor , Saint Stanislaus Parish Jerry Owczarzak ' God bless you with much success. Nettie Williams BLUE PATRONS Angelo’s Liner Foods 3702 Sheffield Avenue , Hammond , Indiana Mr. Mrs. Jack Brandush Attorney Finis Coulis Edward ' s Store for Men Jellibean , Suzi, Robbi Mrs. Mathilda C. Hogan Mr. John D. Klobuchar Mr. Mrs. John Kowalik Mr. Mrs. Robert Kowalik Main Sporting Goods East Chicago , Indiana Marcus Jewelers Inc. Maynor Paints 3820 Main , Indiana Harbor , Indiana Mr. James L. St. Amour Bishop Noll Institute Schoenberg ' s Inc.—Home of Fine Furniture 616 W. Chicago Avenue , East Chicago, Indiana o Tarler Tip Top Shoes 3725 Main Street, Indiana Harbor True Value Hardware 709 West Chicago Avenue , East Chicago , Indiana SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mannus Boyle (Michael) John Deasy (James) Floyd Evans (Sharman) Sigmund Golan (Margaret) Raul Lopez (Steven) Tony Pobereyko (Paul) Patrick Quinn (Thomas) Harold Rueth (Mary) James Svoboda (Christopher) Charles Tuskan (Charles) FACULTY PATRONS Miss Carmen Domingo Reverend John Halo Mrs. Vione Kelly Miss Norene Luketic Mr. Joseph Malczak Miss Therese McMahon Mr. Emery Mehok Reverend Theodore Mens Mrs. Beatrice Pihulic Mrs. Roberta Sredzinski Mr. Robert Tokarz Reverend George M. Vrabely Reverend John Winterim 248 Congratulations, Class of 1975! SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH 1849 Lincoln Whiting , Indiana Congratulations, FIRST SA VINGS Class of ’75! 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