Bloom Community College - Spectrum Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

N w ' H f my Mllllniu X wI!'wIvfw AM! 11 , W., 1'1- at Cui: H' b E U K3 jg L L THE VIKING VOYAGE FACULTY GENE KAMP, BS, MA Counseling MYRON BARDIGE, DDS Dental Assisting JOHN FOX, DDS Dental Assisting I EA? IIN-' ----mv., ROGER ATZ, BA, MA Business THOMAS DEEM, BS, MS Business MARJORIE CAIN, BS, MS Counseling Q WH , . Y '7 . ,P,,...f'4 1 A f f ,V Qxaji. X A Wag-wg . 4 '-af I . ,f,M1atX'f A LBERT INSKTER, BS, MS English JOAN KEWLEY, BA, MA English THOMAS MCKILLIP, BA, MA English ELEANOR WYLDE, CDA Dental Assisting NELLO PETERSANTI, BS, MS Engineering Drawing PAULINE DOUGLAS, BA MA English tv T' 'C' RICHARD PETERSON,BA, MS English WILLIAM SKYLES, BA, MA English WILLIAM TATE, BS, MS English FAC LTY ROBERT ANDREWS, BA, MA Mathematics JAMES BARRY, BS, MS Mathematics BRUCE ENSELMAN, BS, MS Mathematics dam? DONALD WILLARD , BA, MA English RUTH SAWYER, BA , MA Language WINIFRED STABENOW, BA Language Q Aw-W '7' SAMUEL PARAVONIAN , BA Mathematics ROBERT I-IIPPENSTEEL, BA, MA Music MYRTLE DUNLAP , BS, BS Library S--r PAUL GREGG, B.S., M.S. Science DALE LAWTON, B.A., M.S. Science GLEN STEHR, B.A., M.S. Science J. D. SARVER, B.A., M.A. Social Science RALPH S CHMIDT , B.A., M.A. Social Science RICHARD SHERMA BA., M.A., P11.D. Social Science PHILIP HEY, B.S., M.A. Physical Education MARIE KERN, B.S., M.S Physical Educ ation ROBERT REI-IBERG, B .S . M .S . Physic al Educ ation ELIZABETH BERKENKAMP, B.A., M.A. Social Science RICHARD JENSEN, B.S., M.A. Social Science RAYMOND LINDSTRAND Ph.B., M.A. Social Science E I T I l 'Q 15-, ' 'Zim v 1 X. QF- X 53. H gf 135 Q NQEQ 'Q' P f ' 63 , -lf fi vs: , wx '- '- ' gftkbats ii 1 . ' --1 . rv 1 15.5.14 o if W .gag '--if R 5 ffzmisx W ' Wggsfwf' X ts Q- 73, 3 fa FRIE DLY -b .Zim -X 1 1 L' NK ' . L V, 4, fs ,Q 515-7'f'? i5'f3s 0 -A 0 ,. W, , , I .5 . ,, .,f,V X ,. - ,,, ' Q., f ' ' My V 1.-1.-,ww ' lffffw-e f W- , MWQ, X X Percy takes time for a coffee break. W 'MW ff ,, A 'M Z, A, J 'Y MT ' 22 f - 0 M - Y it 1 N, 2? def sf 1 Eff K QM Mr, I s., --M, x Mrs. Montesonti keeps the records in order. Mrs. Hansen assists in the library. 8 Y-Zi J FOLK I' Q. Mrs. Stillwell gives students a cheery Good Moming . x .41 Ilan TUBE TGOVER E T E 5 fi fha , Zaikin . up L 4 ., , ' ' f -K - - 1 . , u ma- uzzexsvxgc,-vw, X ,, . .. ..,- , ,Q ,, as WK j , M D3 t U Y U J :Il I M' s M ws Y ak 9 From left: Sandra Wagoner, Vice-presidentg Charles Thomas, presidentg Vivian Caruso, secretary-treasurerg fstandingy Teri I-Iatteson, freshman secretary-treasurerg Paul Napoleon, freshman vice -presidentg Dennis Bartolomei, freshman president 3 Rosemary Bradford, sophomore secretary-treasurerg Diane Bogan, sophomore vice-presidentg Rosemary Milazzo, sophomore president. Our student government, the governing body of the college, each year aims to provide a Well -balanced calendar of events, to encourage the practice of good citizenship, and to interest the students in Bloom Community College affairs. q Comprised of a president, a vice-president, and a secretary-treasurer, and the freshman and sophomore class officers, it is responsible for regulatory activities of the college. Members of the government are elected by student vote. Our social events calendar was inaugurated with a record hop. The Halloween Mas- querade Party, square dance, Christmas party, Snow Ball, and Prom were highlights of the l96l-62 school year. We are all indebted to the student government members for the time and effort they put forth in helping make this year's social events successful. 9 6, gf. w 'G af u 2 ffggfi1 ,,,migg:fs, , f W ' f' ,mu g ,498-gym-fr f V fb . - Z1-v:1,lfQ+s ,MQW L ,f U , ,, J ,. ,m,,W,.,,f, Wi. .4 , . ff 4W.g,,..,,,, ,N V . ,,,4y,o,gMz?55,f' ' Q 3522 f 1 ,W f 1 WV. 1 1' f f A zgf X ,je 1 A I 1 J N 1,76 1 X ffffk' ff ff, ff cf ' X , f WV 1 inf, , 54,1 ! f ff, X, 1 5 0 I . K' ff fff ff fy f i 7 f 4'.cfUZ'yf!9ff'f' fiwf gf W' 4: x - A ,4-, www ,V .W ,f ,f ,f J ,il f , ff ' .,A. ' Q . 4 , R . x , 53 R 4 , .V 'ff I f -95251, ..-H. f .cl f ,A 424 , cw S. Vrwffb' f ' Z Z I QUKOIIW. .vw ' 'W IQ Agp, 'iw 'aff' . qqwar Q -Ig 'y . 1:5 'fr fl ,,' frr53UsQi 1 fu ' '1 ?, ,. A N' ' 9 W 'U W rn A g Xrrw rfqvlarfvf 4 'vp.,,::5tl2'x,'QyyyP??Pl qi,-v-,s W 5-yyyyrfrwfi if v' rw, pvv?? Myf, gf, 9 .1 app ai1'r?',,, 314.4 4 'wg 'vw-nrf'!'4. 5, '4,,::f ,rrrvrvvp,naf,4'A V ig, ,vv!r'rY!'2wDH4 f 6 l33!l'l7?VY?bV! 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OPHO ORE CLASS iwv 'fa z!'Y s +411 - SOPHOMORES Michael Adler Charles Aukerman Grace Ann Bates Klaus Beer Diane Bogan Robert Bonea Rosemary Bradford Leonard Brady Jacqueline Bruno XI- Joseph Cameli Ronald Cappelletti Vivian Caruso Sheila Clark Ben Contreras Lee Deutsche Emil Dicks Dennis Duffy Donald Eck SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Qe E111 Erdmann Jack Flaxnmini Ronald Gjestson Richard Gordon Edward Grady Lee Hahn Raymond Healy Wi11ia.m Hetzel Don Horn ' ' A .M if , , ,Y '66 Wi N Hur Valerie Klein Robert Kopernik Dennis Kwain Ronald Mauna Louis Melone Rosemary Milazzo Steve Modzelewski Larry Myers Douglas Nelson Wise SOPHOMORES X - SOPHOMORES Dennis Oldenburg Barry Ordway Jean Parks William Pierce William Powell David Ranieri Tom Pagori Judy Piker Eugene Reimen Qi ' T' Peter Sierra Theodore Sodergren Kathleen Stanton George Thoeming Jack Velchek William Vokac Sandra Wagoner Beverly Weber David Wiedenheft SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES David Wray Ronald Yates Matthew Zatkalik Frank Zu.mMa11en tI'e9.S111'eI' . - A V1V'- X eee, f - . :,iA , Freshman Class Officers: Paul Napolean, vice-presidentg Dennis Bartelomei, presidentg Teri Hatteson, secretary- Q N Q S f r 'Z ,A 2 A S pw af A fr' .- x '55 'Z Y Z 4 f Magi' f 41,59 S y X Alfreda Amos Fred Bailey Anthony Bivona Deborah Brown Verne Anderson Wayne Barnhisel Joan Bland Robert Brown John Andretich Thomas Angellotti Dennis Bartolomei Donna Beaman Gary Belgrad Henry Bickhom Sharon Bonick Julianne Burke David Artus FRESHMEN Roger Boss Rebecca Caldwell Frank A. Cellini Marian Childs Art Forsman f f: l i, 21,1 Wg Q , Q ' i ff' -. Y, ,. ' ,egg , A z fw 2' , or Q , James Clark Lynda Coy Andrew DeLuca Arnold DeLuca FRESHMEN John Dice Ruth Dilts Paul Dimock John Elashik Marilynn Dober Gordon Elliot Clare Cummings Roger Di Cicco Marilyn DeRosa Edward DeYoung Betty Doxy William Duncan John Finley Kenneth Fisher Barbara Fox Elizabeth Genzler Gerald Fraccaro Thelma Franklin Frank Gibbs Mary Gilmore aw-aff. 1,a.,.,. . .J Y fi ,V ,474 N943 - Jeannine Graham Elberta Gremp John Grom Patricia Gunn Winifred Goncher Richard Graff Paul Gremp Larry Gustafson -vu, -i-'fl' ipf 'h . ,qs mv James Fredricks Diane Girnus Carolyn Griffith J ohnl-Iackett f F FRESHMEN Adrian Harb augh Teresa Hatteson F RESHMEN Robert Johnson 75, ' 4 I 1. ! K x0 ' ff? f , 49? ft f f W sz, :X W w , j V 4 I f f ,fo ff Q f f 1 423m Curtis Hayes Peter Hochberg Alan Jacobs Billie Jones Bonnita Hayslett Pat Hodges Aleyce Irons Rose Marie Jackson Kempton James Janina Kaczmarczyk Rodger Hendrick Annette Howard Dorothy Johnson Edward Kenyon Jar. J A , P fl - J J J ' i J 1 QW , 6030 Douglas Hikade Jeffrey Hubbard Eulaletta Johnson Marilyn Kendrick Robert Keyes David King Leonard Leavitt Carl Lowe Barry Krizan Patricia Lynch Randall Marconi William Marscin Thomas Lacy Maryann Mac erata Linda Leach FRESHMEN Dennis Martin Terry Maun Frank Mazza Thomas McGraham Charles McKenzie Maryanne McLean Timothy Mergenthaler Michael Merkle 'SWG Albin Michalowski Joseph Micko Gail Mikolaj czak Victoria Mutter FRESHMEN Terry Ogieglo John Petriekis Patricia Miller Paul Napoleon Bettie N ickens Thomas O'Connor Mark Oliver Dawn Picot Larry Peterson J amrnie Mills Lloyd Morgan Gail Napolian Donald Nelsen Donna Pensinger Karen Pierini Carole Peters Joseph Pilar John Predkelis Frank Prestia Carol Primavera Al Reimen Alice Robinson James Russell ' L s d hl eo am a f William Schichner ,- ' A Charles Schild Erich Selent Robert Senn Peter Shortell Wayne Smith Lewis Stahl 'Q' 1 John Prombo Raymond Sadus Raymond Shepard Jane Stokke Thomas Regni er F RESHMEN Patricia Talley Leslie Tegtnnerer FRESHMEN Patricia Thilman James Thompson Andrew Thomas Richard Urbon Patricia White Carol Witt Robert White Catherine Yacono Charles Tichenor Barbara Va.nDyke Sharon Weinstein Nancy Wilk Maryellen Young Keith Tobeck Robert Walz Cora Willinghaxn Lawrence Zippert Richard Wilson 1 7? .Q , Dean Albert H. Martin, Dr. John Fox, and Mrs. Eleanor Wylde look on as Roberta Krumm and Ruth Hogan explain about dental assisting. ff 4 F ,W-2951 . Rf'fT'N P J' , Qviffyfk v 'NM if 5? f '7I:rf ' '5-1--..,,,,.,,....a Sharon Boss and Maryanne McLean mspect models nn the newly orgamzed dental assxstmg class Nr ggicg X X WX H Mi! Z fy M X 'Q 1 A new curriculum was set up this year at Bloom Community College in the training of Dental As- sistants . Students in this program studied under the direction of Dr . Myron Bardige, Mrs . Eleanor Wylde and Dr . John Fox, A - ' A - taking such courses as Oral Pathology, Dental Materials, Patient Management, Pharmacology, Anatomy and Physiology, Equipment - and Instrument Care, Dental X-Ray, and others . Classes met in the Wallace House on the campus which was rechristened the Dental Assistants Educa- tional Training Center . In addition to their regular courses, the second semester pro- am included on the 'ob work experi ence in private dental offices After ST ' 'J ' - one year of training the students will have completed the education courses necessary for taking the examinations for becoming Certified Dental Assistants . It is antici- pated that the graduates of this program will find employment in dentists' offices in the area . 'Hn-f' I- 'Ah lm' ff 'fs 4 ,f ,, , 2 W .uw x A Y' ' , .. 5 'fE ES L, ll --, rv- Q- l'7 zwzizffhf i 7r 3 EYES? -ng' . li' 2 2 'tr' :- 4.1 X fm A1 M ' 5 ,....4 ff' L X' f ff ' Q . ,Qi f K ' v Q I X Q.- X ? 1 ,il A . ',,,w.:.. 42 , 5' f , . e.' W A' Y, -,..ii3. Ili!! 'X ORGANIZATIONS 1, ULRE ! Y g gg-ann Pat Hodges, Frank Gibbs, Jamie Mills, A1 Reimen, Tom McGraham, Frank Cellini, Andy DeLuca, Steve Modze lewski . PECTRUM A D IKI G TAR TAFF The Editors: Pat White, Spectrum Assistant Editor, Len Brady, Viking Star Co-editor, Vivian Caruso, Viking Star Co-editor, Sandy Wagoner, Spectrum Editor. '17 2 2 5 Fiiw M TAFF T ORK ,r-ez.: 35 - wwf' FIRST ROW: Bill Vokac, John Finley, Lewis Stahl, Paul Grempg SECOND ROW: Bill Pierce, David Wiedenheft, Tom Regnier, Dick Bokhoven. PEP BA D The Pep Band made its first appearance at Bloom C. C. early in the basketball season at the Elgin home game. The band has done excellent work this first year. All the members donated their free time, instruments and music. With the ad- dition of the band, members of the Suident Council and Choir Worked together in creating our school song. The enthusiasm of the band at half time and pep as- sembly proves what a few boys can do when they get together with a little skill and a lot of school spirit. 36 V X I WS FIRST ROW: Lewis Stahl, Ron Cjestsong SECOND ROW: Teri Hatteson, Vivian Caruso, Sandy Wagoner, Valerie Klein. FENCING FIRST ROW Pat Hodges Mary G1Imore, I1brar1an, Angela Rankln, Gall M1k1oJczak, V1v1an Caruso, Sandy Wagoner Jack1e Bruno SECOND ROW Aleyce Irons, Debb1e Brown, Valerxe KIe1n, secretary treasurer, Pat Wh1te, Karen P1er1n1, C2111 Napohan THIRD ROW Davld Artus, Len Brady, presldent, B111 Vokac, Paul Dxmock Tom Regmer, Ruth D11ts, accompanlst HOR mf W I I ...TYW I I , I ,VT 'Ya' I .5 ML . - i ' 3 , u f f if I .. V a, If I I. f . i L ax. 1, L I I M I ig. ' ,I I U 38 Members of the I-Ioedown: Jackie Bruno, Kitty Stanton, Nancy Wilk, Sharon Bonick, Vivian Caruso. Ron Gjestson Dick Gordon, Ted Sodergren, Bill Pierce, Dick Bokhoven, Len Brady, David Wiedenheft, Lewis Stahl. Vivian and David are put through their paces. RODEO O11 Sunday, April 29, 1962, Bloom Com- munity College made its public debut in the theatrical field by presenting RODEO in conjunction with the Chicago Heights Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. john Paris . RODEO, a musical drama -dance pro- duction, Was directed by Mrs. Mary Roberts, assisted by Mr. Richard Peter son. Leading roles were played by Vivian Caruso, Dave Wiedenheft, Nancy Wilk, and Dick Gordon. X, f f V 42 , , f 2 f f f Q 1-'-'57 V J QRYEW 4 .f-:'r3,fAy .vm 1.-Y., x . 1' A ,, f , ' -12 W Z, L sy f 'f 1ffx'faff ,W ,ggi ' 'MVP 5? 'af' :lg Q 154 ' ' Y Q f ' XM ,ff , 'M K pi wx gf. 4 . 22 ' :, 'I M S VVV' ' 1- :H ,H 3,692 f 1 X Q Q ,sSy mvf-sm,:,f,sZ- -1 41 ,' 'yi Q Q 542, ,- fm' ' f x FWKSW v 1 f f X I 2 f 'x if J K ,I K I-M4 Wheeeee ! If you do that one more time I'11 punch you ! n Don't these uniforms come any smaller? A vw-W xl 9' XXQQO Q- 55f.'-9 99,64 :av5s'6,l ' .11 UMP! - f' L N l U . f 1 SPORTS BL00lVl TROMPS THORNTON On Tuesday, February 20, l962 Bloom Community College made history by de- feating Thornton junior College 73-70 in one of the most exciting games the Vikings played. Arch -rival Thornton has defeated Bloom for the past two years but the conscientious Vikings sparkled as they put forth their best effort of the season. After a long string of losses the spirit of the team, combined with the enthusiasm of the students, seemed to hit their stride and although the Bulldogs battled hard the Vikings took an early lead and held it through the game . On your mark . . . Get set . . . Go! 46 X . N Q . . Y .1 , A X V- . Q Q, A MW. N- Af , , ' f A ww- M , .W . m a -A 4 V- 4 V W '-'fvvaai-xwpzvxqs, 3 X gfmf'yy3aQfem v- -1' M 5vqsf'Sy0S,94S sW2.xW,qfQ-awwf -22 3.fmm.za-.wZ:g.gQ'fq'ww,,'l.,: xfiffz v:s'w'w1..m-: ai a,,s sp:s?gw.'4:fv,g-fear, my :gl png 154 54 '.,..f-.mf ws,,g,? , .Q , 1 . ,, M . f. NM., .am 1, '.wf:,w,,MJ,,M, , 12.a3Lw,:,, K Zsf rf -P ,- 'BA 0 , Q ' ' .- ,, . V, 51 Sf? 5.1 If -ff -2 .f - . - .. 'lf f 0 . 1 if - p ' ' - - I Hail-',53l, ,fZVf1L'W FZr'itflf' - , f'- ' - V - Sv 1.5. fgQ',:Vjy.f5Q'f'55 'f f' - X X Q, Z - ,. ,..,ss.-M1-.yf,,.yy, X - Q X .rom ,ff ,,w,.w -rf X. Q.-' of -L Q - - f .pf , 4, , . ,- . V NV, aa. -, X X., ,Y -,mg 9. :MAA -va . :fob X ,fqyn -.vwfwn wffwyf yr -: yr .H x . f 1 X X .ff L X . H :,,f ffrfff 'V' ,- mo:AS'fS,t:fc.:,, aw: ,1,s,,,f,Q, 13':'1Svff.1f'?,,.m,275.241, -fr Q...,.,,f,,fG aa. -few, .Km Q.,,.f,,y, ff. :Z . 4, -, , . f , . . ., - ,- -, ROW 1: Hank Brenner, Harry Pluceinik, John Prombo, Charles Kinsey, Tom Feehery. ROW 2: John Elashik, Manager, Harry Lesner, Jack Hackett, Dave Wroblicky, Barry Krizan, Ron Baker, J. C. Sarver, Coach. Not pic- tured: Norm Cellini, Don Warren, Al Reiman, Larry Corley, Pete Sierra, Tom Anderson. IKI G END SEASQN STRO G Whether we sit in the bleachers or play on the team, nothing is so exciting as a close victory in an athletic contest. We feel deep loyalty to our friends and school, and we will fight long and hard to prove the worth of our side. B1oom's Vikings entered the season as a three year old team striving for victories and recognition. This young team began a schedule competing against great pow- ers in Illinois. Despite the seemingly insurmountable odds, the team displayed tremendous drive and spirit. Besides defeating Thornton, the Vikings set a new high-scoring record by beating Morton 91 -82. Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom Bloom. . . Bloom Bloom SCORES 47 Wilson .... 100 69 LaGrange . . . 83 91 Morton. . . .82 55 Joliet . . . .85 71 Crane . . . .77 63 Elgin . . . .80 48 Bradley .... 111 58 Wright .... 110 70 DePaul . . . .99 70 LaSalle .... 89 70 Thornton . . . 73 72 Amundsen. . . 83 48 Joliet ..... 94 77 LaGrange . . . 99 51 Elgin . . . . 70 41 Moline . . . .59 82 Thornton . . . 76 64 Morton .... 51 67 Amundsen. . . 58 69 Lincoln . . . 119 TOURNAMENT 70 wright . . . .85 Ron Baker Harry Pluceinik Harry Lesner HT Barry Krizan Dave Wroblicky Charles Kinsey 'NIA 93 3 Tom Feehery Hank Brenner BL00 IKI G , ,p -1 Q9 Q SOCIAL ACTIVITIES The Ladies of the Court: Rosemary Milano, Judy Piker, Queen Vivian Caruso, Beverly Weber, Diane Bogan 2 ' SK Z W ,..J5f'-fm -' FF, l 'U i r E- ,,g-bf. 9 O 1 E .Lyn .Fif- 'rS'ff54+sA rfkx .' 0,3 iv, EE ljr' ' ,gn qw IW xl W' Lx 4 I ,- PRO 1961 SOUS LES CIEUX PARISIENNE An outdoor French cafe . . . Star-studded skies . . Soft music . . . Ted Wroblicky crowns Queen Jackie Marcozzi and King Ray Lambotte under the Arc d' Triomphe . . . The Royal Court Angre Krebsbach Arlene Marcom Judy Prker Sally Shaprro Lours Capps Jrm Colhns Harold Madsen QUEEN JACKIE KI G RAY XJ OF A . VIKING GRADUATION THE END vowuzu . . . And so the ship docks on another year of sailing by the Bloom Vikings . The ship is clear and empty. We've sailed by the games, the gym-jams, the dances, the Snowball, the Prom--but each year the trip is different because of the personal- ity of the crew, which can't be duplicated. We hope that this SPECTRUM Will serve as a complete and treasured map which will be pulled off dusty shelves time and time again to bring back pleasant memories . To the yearbook staff this book will bring back memories of hard Work--pictures to be taken, layouts to be planned, copy to be Written and deadlines to be met. All of these were enjoyable because they were leading to this object of our toil and effort --the 1962 SPECTRUM. 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