Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1972 volume:

P 'J' X ful '- tp, I ,ll ,.v Glv I 'x ' h m nr1 . ,I f' liar 1 ., ii. I 7' Editor Sue McEr1ane Assistant Editor Irene Daly Photographer Bob Clarkson , 1 ,.., J ,r J v 4 1 '1 e ,g,j.,Qf' . V ' Q 4. . M wp :,. ..v r iv fr i, .15 4 Hi l fu., HILLTOPPER l 972 Carroll College Helena, Montana CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMICS 134 I 56 ' L-1 gg. .4- 4-. .1 'M Hug-K, I came to college - not even knowing myself e e 4 k - A , ,, A Q 4. V -- , V . Xu V ' MY. k Y -, - n - - L Rev- .Q ,. - W . . -H. ,I X! ,re , , 3,3 -s,,,A: . b- I I came to find - who knows What? Knowledge, life? And maybe - love. - N , 14- if rr -rf .- if X . .jxd.1' ??'a5fx . .-24' x . kg 'f' x ' ' ' 43.-5 ' ' 7 2 L Jr.m'f' , . g ea :L -- W, . 14217 - Y' ul .J 4' - ce , 4-, .. ,Q ,.. 'HQ- ,.,,:7?E'FlV.1i- ,Hgh ol1?'S. ja I ' .-- .15- .,,.,:5:-L , .--on --.. ,.-A iq 4 ,Z i x .-,. A: ! gs sk? 0 ,ff .4 ' I I2 4. .1 4 .C E, V - rf . I' H 4 14' 5. ,:' f 1 ' HJ Q 4 1 J, . , , A '1-T' . xdqxh.. , . , in ,... 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' A iff' 4' ' ' , ' ' azivgf M14 ' 4' ' ' . .. . qv, ,n ' , Q, n V N U? --WM 5 -. ' if-V vtxupa 's I0 aus., ' l' vi wwf' 2' , 1 bn uv Alone I stood on the threshold unmixed as new cans of paint. Seeing only black and white, good and evil. Narrow, limited and very unsure of being sure. 'i .wh ,. N 1-..,1 as-Q, ,M . sv. -.. 1 '4 1 I 535' '1 if 1. V: wage. 'iw 'EL P. 'H-Ln A 'iii 5- 4 4f,.,, N 1141 1 fi 1.,.,, A A , .4 'A-395, no .L 'iei ppl . 6 in f' ' 1 , f V. -1' 11. fi-Q' A C' -. ,ow .YF 9 1 4 , . , 'Y 54- V. , ' ka .ggi 1,6 '- M Vg,.r.- W . ,A asm , . F-f.,La4 5t?'i1V U' r '.' .., g. X 1 -1 - xx ws 1 af. QQ, , il -SY X -www 5. Sw ...gl 7' 3 sf K. ...- 1 -:as?,. .. . . .,.A.,,,.,. I4 F ull of memories Full of Advice But most of all full and tired of Waiting Fresh and alone I begin. X!! mf' 5 THE ART OF AWARENESS ' is the art of learning how to awaken to the eternal miracle A of life with its limitless A 5 possibilities. me-ASX A-i ?'i' --,,,..,.,........------- llllllllll L I F 1.4 , .. .HJ 651' fl, gud! if 1. -I . if aff - gf' 1' 514 FQ.- .fr-rf. V' -fi AN .. f 3 1 Q . 5 sn -,f a.. 53 ' Ar- -' 'EA Q. ' Ex . .Li . 5 ,1 8 3 ff, E l ...Y-', y , V-fy, new -1-1-wwf ' ' Y 4 fl!! 4. U QW V ' 43'-f v4 ,r A 4' ' , ! J, L' A ' 1 1: x' 4, I we .- 3-he K -6 ,kv -Bsfwvsmurn. ,Xy1.X.Q.-, i W. N3-1 . Q wp- .fm 1 ' ., ,wamlg s 'INN X It is searching for beauty everywhere, in a flower, a machine, a sonnet, and a symphony. D .. hukcs YYCHN CHI! ,gnu 1!l'I', 7411 4 - 0 Ill e 'QP It is identifying yourself with the hopes, dreams, fears, and longings of others. S C C. ,ff gf i- in 4. v I A 5. . .. . rjx. 'A - .5 1 , s A Hel' d .- ' ' ' R IKHJW, V34 WB-Lung, ,-it k .., ur-..,.-N Q., P 0. ?.t,2'E' as ' . 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'nw W K QF, L.,,,i'x -ij., . , -A X. gi 5'-frfki-'Dfw .. It is learning to interpret their thoughts, feelings, and moods. 23 .' ' ,Q 'Y PY' . Ti A ' - s ' . , -' isis Q 'mm x I v ' Y Q- ul-.' A I, lg A' ' -.-' 'ffs T .. I F - in iXT, x Ty v ' ,', , 1 ri. I .K-V If -J, f as I N. '-1 It is developing the deep sensitivity through which we may suffer and know tragedyg but through which we also experience the grandeur of life. . 'X . ' J Sq, ' B- ? ...nassaui ,, 494 1 1 ' , Sfg'53g9'f7 43:--M ,:,2,Ce -cv q T6 3 Cf.: It is striving to stretch the range of the eye and earg it is taking time to look and listen and comprehend. f 5 4 -::! :S iffy Homecoming Vw-.M o ,Q .XV A W' . 5 - CX 'Ib .-g i 'fi 5 gp ' 'I 7474 ., 4' .1 E rift' - , Q 5 V' xl' :' .- mi M Ml Q' ' lv? , ,A ,L f 4 .f 4 9 'A f ' 'Y' V . 1,5 1 3 ,L ' if ' J 3 I, 4 A , ,gb L I. 1 ' K f ' ' 1 ' . 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W-Q L. -v i, Sliding back 20 years in time, Homecoming 1971 became immersed in the culture of the 19505 as guys in baggy, pleated pants jitterbugged with ponytailed, bobby-socked girls during the dance Thursday night around the juke box which ushered in the traditional festival. On Friday evening five beautiful and anxious coeds graced the steps of St. Charles as cheers went up when Irene Daly. a sophomore from San Francisco, California. was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1971. The student body then proceeded to the bonfire rally outside the P.E. Center. Their head coach Bob Petrino explained the strategies and intro- duced the Fighting Saints who were anticipating a victorious tangle with Rocky Mountain College of Billings. In order to finish their entries in time. members of classes and clubs hastened back to em- bellish their floats for the upcoming parade. Clistening in the October sun, Helena turned out en masse to see the traditional Homecoming Pa- rade led by Mgr. Brown and Fr. Kirchen as Grand Marshalls. Floats streamed down Last Chance Gulch, supported by the melodious marches pro- vided by the Helena High School Band. Leading the way for their own royalty. the Carroll Pep Band boomed out the school songs in the same tumul- tous spirit which gave them the Spirit Award at the game that afternoon. In a painful defensive strug- gle, the Fighting Saints tied Rocky Mountain 6-6 as an enthusiastic student body cheered them on. A semi-formal dance in the gracious atmosphere of the Colonial Club closed the weekend. but not the memories of Carroll's annual remembrance to her past. l fx 1 1...-1 if: GQ! X nbV'. ., , ,, f 7 . ..,.,,M w..f,.4,,- . . 1 ,S r-4kV.,,,,?, QF , .hui '.f -,grA.w . - . 1ll 'l K ' KW 'N Q 4 . x 4 f PL 15553539 0. -' J 'v vw 4- fi - 1 fi Magi, V W, .. N- -sv-' -..- .,,,., ,D ,,,,., .4-' , an-'s J Q .-Flvv 'N t.,'.. .' ,.r -,lg --. a Q .f-,--.S - ' --, gg - X , FQ - 0 , Baz- , AQ qv, K 'V T 1 . 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Meier Conrad Montana Mathematics Uuruu-Ilr M,SIlIIlNI1!I Bullv, Munlurlu h'lL1.fll.Yll O .Xu N-. Vc rnon S Carte r bt TIIGIIIJN XIFQIIH lxland- Pt 11111411 NIH! 1 Mn mal Rulunxon H lem Montana M11 1 Ullllllflg ,gt ON Q X ill N F x David M. DeWoll Helena, Montana Mathematics Charles D. Sullivan Townsend, Montana Biology Y if Q x K Y ,I E George L. Thomas Bellevue, Washington English 1... 8 George V. Paul Great Falls. Montana English 11' Barbara M. Bacon Helena, Montana ' Arr f..-itiii-LA, 'W .lane A. Lipp Hingham Montana Business gf. I x Palriviu .l. Chvatal Walla Walla, Wasllinglon HI.Sl4If7Y Stephan: T Gll'0ldlIll Butte Montana Elemeruarv Eduuzlzon Douglas D. Petesch Great Falls, Montana Acfounling ,N I v 'Fl Ralph F Traficanti Vllla Park Illinois Hzvlorv 0 'n .GY -vugglxt 'F I 99' -s..x I9 'IX L. Q I gil 1 N Q EVE N? ix, , . 1 ff 1 I x Q U 5 X , ' . 'MA 1 , , Q I I' NIL- C J M71-, X 2 4 I I milf, A -..,,.,,n,,,, 5 ' ,, ,E ,x, . 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Back: Ernie Floreen, Treasurer: Chris Grennan, Social V-P Sf? 2,.5n:, K 1 S 1 SX. 3 is-so-M-p...,.,..... ., V ------.q 1 Q 8 'S I I 4 uf u ,V X I V 1 A X R 1 QM ,, , J' if v 2- . St. Pat's Day V 'ln 175 1 s F' alsh Lectures ... L-i:,3 ': - , A, -24.4--...nw-1 .om SKK . Mrs. Medgar Evers 1 1 M11 J MII, Q A Malawi 4 k- 1' xc: I ex WA ' ,l I 4z 'j,Z.! .,' V ' aff f ' f '9 fs s- ' li- 'X 1 'lto-,,- lui, Dr. Allen S. Whiting M Gerald Kirk -Q, ...--X K Q l i 5. ,. ,M , sv -f-:J 2 1 wr , -s. BG' 1 7 Q P 1 if x ,m suv-n-muon-'umm-vnuuwnnt4 nt Mort Sahl - li . .-Q Fr. Jamer. E. Groppi .5 4 1 .7 QI .fuk Q if A F , vp., 4 csv' '- - - - -4 - - 'U S .1 A, , I Z .I ...H .I Hz: pexv V v A Doll's House ,f:'.'.'v2'-X4-3 ' 5' fr ' l L Pla S 4 V Waiting for Gadot A Mun for AlE1?aS0nS,, V f h . W-JN - Barefoot in the Park I ee Barefoot in the Park Christmas Play f , I . 5 1 v' S-'nl 53.41. iiiifffi' KN, x If fv- fam ...- II' S, i 'yi K k ' Q- f 7- 11 . - .r . .M-J'e , if Q, J' . 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Music by Heritage ,x. 4 .4 I Campus Queen Candidates were Karen Byrd, Freshmang Kathy Mihelich, Sophomoreg Sheri Weiand ,Iuniorg Patty Jones, Freshmang Kay Mathews, Juniorg Charlene Launer, Senior and ,Ioan Mr-Gill Freshman. L M A., ,,,N...,,A - f::L-rg-1...-.v.,f.-Av.-f a 1-ww , M-. -V --- .H-Wwe.--4wW -We: 1, i, 4:11, ,,A,.-,- Q... . :V,zgz'.-:gQ,2 ,' ,,j531I3mf:.ee2 -- - iz' '1f'- - - 'Y' -' 'M fd-0 tg ' , :fl,,.. f ' 'A 'w ' Nffkf 1.5.3555 4 ggi I ., f . 5:1 V ' 3 1 f:gy,:,-V- .,, ' 4 4 f i33QfK??f f ? , 'M 1, Q ix ' :, I Qi 25 14 ky uri il Q4- M s Q 4' 13' fl sr J +-z::xma4,:::z:::1v:: -,'. ' F: V z I f W -A ,,,, ., .A --!f -A 5 : L ' , '-4-.f,, . V U3 fx -N ,X Q-xv Y , X . 'Q i hiu4-L-an CROP SHOP uh- w Q44 iv N. ' if I L94 , 1453.5 '?Q :Psa wi r V ' - ew -K iL Vi , ' If N ,K ,, lr H-L ' N ,. nv- .. N Baccalaureate ff' Q0 f il 55' F ,. in 'Q 'Q-1.-,-, f Z,, Graduation f' 7 1 Masta, this 3, fM9P5f if ,to-' . ,413 CLASSES The SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kltty Sulhvan, Ray Perryman, Charlene Launer, Ben Phillips, Linda Meier Class of 72 I QS Vs 'QTY' ' 117 Q E, , . ' in, , :aff ,, , .,,,, y , V 'L Iy,4,,,,, L WILLIAM ANDERSON MEREDITH ANDERSON GARY ARTHUR Philosophy Helena, Mont. Sociology English Idaho Falls, Idaho Edmunds, Wash, 4111. :VA ',,,. CAROL BEASLEY Elementary Education Helena, Mont. .,,.,,,.W1-Q VIDA MARIE AVENS BARBARA BACON History Art Billings, Mont. Helena, Montana iles- ..1fI'!'1 MARTIN JOHN BEATTY MOLLIE ANNA BLINN English English Anaconda, Mont. Rim.-, Mom. '75-Q-f l MARY MARGARET BROOKE Elem y Ed tion P y M DANIEL JOHN BROWN L T' PATRICK .lOl-IN CAHILL Pre-Med. Don't worry yours is no unique condition. Your type of search and conflict and construction. Don't worry if you have no answer to the last question. Hold out, meditate. Listen. Explore. travel the world over . . . walk with a cold pride utterly ahead wild attentive eyesg head flicked by the rain-wet green needles of the pine, eyelashes that shine with tears and with thunders. Love People. Love entertains its own discrimination. Have me in mind. I shall be watching. You can return to me. Now go. I went and I am still going. - Yevtushenko X PATRICIA CHVATAL History Walla Walla, Wash, DAVID DEWOLF SCOTT C. DiLORENZO Biology Helena- MOH Arvana, Colorado .wg vwm L..,9,1 1' 6:1 --v' , r JUAN MIGUEL DIPHE EMMETI' DOLAN DANIEL DRISCOLL Business Sociology SOCIOIOEY Mountain View, Calif, Anavonda, Mont. Walkffrvillff. MUNI. .353 L. MARY JANE DUBAS MARION ECELUND ANITA ELLIS Social Welfare Medical Technology Biology Helena, Mont. Helena, Mont. DANIEL R. ERVINC PAUL FARRELL PHYLLIS FARREN Business Pre-Med Sociology Helena, MOM. Spokane, Wash. Butte. Mont, I 'ir- Yhsvvvy 'S5.,,A Ylfrtrvlly RAYMOND JOHN FITZSIMMONS Biology Wolf Point, Mont. MARGARET R. GARDNER M h New Engl d N D lx ANNE L. GARFUNKEL Elementary Ed. Mound, M' ota In the end the songs I sing are of my own invention. They mirror what has happened to me - Since I was abandoned by my father . . . Rod McKuen -WB LYNNE GEBHARDT THOMAS GEORGE STEPHANIE T. GIROLAMI E gl' h Math Elementary Education C d Al ld Missoula, Mont. Butte, Mont. 0. ,fe W-,,,,,,,.l MICHAEL GEDNEY GRAY MICHAEL GRENNAN ,IANICE F. GRIFFIN Business Social Sciences Elementary Ed. Coeurld'Alene, Idaho Blauvell, New York Helena, Mont. n nv ., ROGER GUIBERSON ROSE ANN GUNSTONE JOSEPH RAYMOND HAMMOND TERRY HETTRICK Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. History Renton, Wash. Helena, Mont. Missoula, Mont. Glasglow, Mont. -lb if CECILIA HILLER LINDA L. HUCK IRENE CL-IRE HLCHES Sociology Elementary Edl1CIili0I1 Elementary Eiliuxxlioii HO! SPVIHSS- SO- Dali- Wheatridge, Colorado Butte. Mont. 415 mann.-v Iltur 'Sv NANCY JONES KEVIN RAYMOND KELLEY Elementary Education Business Fargo, No. Dak. Worland, Wyo. PI' ' Ei1L,-.'ff 1 Tl-IERESA KRONEBUSCH HAROLD T, LAIN Medical Technology English Conrad, Mont. Naperville, lll. Two roads diverged into a wood, and I . . . I took the one less traveled by . . . Robert Frost fe-'za' , ni' A' CHARLENE ANN HAUNER Biology Columbia Falls, Mont. -' f JANE A. LIPP MICHAEL D. MAIXNER Business Biology Hingham, Mom- Harlowtown, Mont, 'vi -fm an f Z' KATHLEEN LYNN MALOY MARY MALEE Elementary Education Medlcal Technology Butte. Mom. Clendive, Mont, Q-.....,..,, JANE MARONICK LYNN H. MAVENCAMP SUCH' w9lfaf9 Social Scienve Billings- M0m- Helena, Mont. DANIEL JOSEPH MCCARTHY English Anaconda. Mont. iii' 'bv ROBERT LOWEN McGI-IIE Biology Cut Bank. Mont. Q- ., 12 - TV MAUREEN MCGOVERN Medical Technology Glendive, Mont. MARY ELIZABETH McINTYRE Elementary Education Butte, Mont. Y? GERALD MILLER History Savannah, Ga. ww 4' -M PAULETTE ARLENE MUNSON Elementary Education Missoula, Mont. iv' 'Www 1. ROBERTA J. MILLER History Billings, Mont. DANIEL JAMES MURPHY Biology Great Falls, Mont. LINDA MEIER Math Conrad, Mont. RICHARD CHARLES MONAHAN Social Sciences Oxnard, Calif, JENNIFER ANN NELSON Elementary Education Livingston. Mont. ROBERT .l. NIX History Wibaux, Mont. lk The fact that reason is rare in reality and always imperfect, even among philosophers, shows that man's way is hard, not that it is impossible. Kar1JaSperS Pre--Med Bum-, Mom. 4' ff? , RAY EUGENE PERRYMAN f V 5 v' V. V-V ' -vfqq W. . , ! , f ,X wx CREGG O'NEIL Biology Rapid City, S. Dak. DOUGLAS DONALD PETESCH gg, BERNARD JOSEPH PHILIPS Business Conrad, Mont. 'way' ill' JANICE MARIE PAISLEY JOSEPH A. PIPINICH Medical Records I 5 E Cody, Wyomin bocia ecieiive Butte. Mont. 85 N..-it L 'juan :UN 1TT 4? In 5 K A N ,li ' z .P SANDRA KAY RITCHIE Elementary Ed. Helena, Mont. 'fx LINDA R. PLUID DAVID LAURENCE Bubineee ROBERTS Eureka, Mont. Math Helena, Mont. MARY ELIZABETH MICHAEL J. ROBINSON PUDWILL Business Administration French Helena, Mont. Bismarck, No. Dak. CAROL K. RAAB NANCY KING ROBINSON Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Dickinson, No. Dak. Helena, Mom, fv- JAMES LAWRENCE RIVERS KATHRYN F. ROSCOE English Social Welfare Anaconda, Mont. Billings, Mont. fc:r::1 , 7Qw,9 CLINTON SAMUEL NEMI SMITH PATRICK SIMKINS History e ena, ont. VIRGIL THOMAS SANDERSON Biology ,mm Butte, Mont. af? 2 LEONA SCHAEFER Elementary Ed. Livingston, Mont. Affai- EDWIN .IOHN SHANNON History Denton, Mont. 'Nut cw -'-4 ,N vw HARRY JOSEPH SING DANNETTE MARIE SULLIVAN Sociology English A Helena, Mont. Butte, Mont. Tomorrow you will have to play a much more difficult piece - tomorrow, when the audience is beginning to listen for wrong notes, and you no longer have me in the wings. Then we shall see what you can really do. Dag Hammarskjold 5 .Q KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Political Suenrf- Missoula. Mont. f f I- I , -i , -- Q 5' 5 .j .V JAMES P. SYSKOWSKI ' W WILLIAM JOHN English Q -' .. ,. . ll .. N TACKE Helena. Mont. ' I , V- I - Biology L ' 4 Wilsall, Mont. - ' X . N K BERNICE RACHELL THERRIAULI Elementary Education Charlo, Mont. fx X Qu,-v-I 'in-f l ERDIE LEE VINSON English Clancy, Mont. GREG W. SUTHERLAND Pre-Med. Kalispell, Mont. GEORGE L. THOMAS English Bellevue, Wash. WILLIAM L. WADE Chrfrnistry Missoula, Mom, NANCY E. WALDRON Social Welfare Spokane, Wash. MARY ANN WALKER Butte, Mont. 'fo EIT' BENJAMIN WATTS History Hiram, Ga. EDNA RUTH WALSH Social Welfare Longview, Wash. 'Wh 43 DAVID WESLEY WATERS Psychology Concentration Red Lodge, Mont. , a- : iv L L 1 ' LR, s 3! ' ' i ' X7 . MARK WERNER 3 ' History Cut Bank, Mont. ,Q-git 5' JOSEPH P. YANN1 ,,f- English Murray, Utah if' 47 MADELYN Ii-XY ZOANNI English Culbertson 11 ' ,.. .4 :jf 523.. 3 ,. , ' HW44 , -i am , V I V f 5, 5,t5 9 ! W 4- 2 The 1972 Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Colonial il Motor Inn. Music by Heritage. 6 ' 4 A , ., E 4 ,WN , 4 - ., : Pin . - a ' , ., 1 a o sub, 4- . C I -J D .1 ' Q 1' l Junior-Senior Banquet ...xl K ,ln 1.9 41 , if fl 5 Father Greytak, Guest Speaker ,in-uf.,-, Teeter- Gttol' Marathon On St. Patrick's Day, for 12 hours, through rain, cold, heat, and an occasional lapse of a six pack, two junior boys promoted the Carroll Smoker by beating the Montana record for teeter-tot- tering. C 'Q ,W 4.39 Y H' fkgmtk ' ..-. X . Dinky Dalton Bill Wilso Class of 973 CLASS CO-ORDINATORS, Left to Right: Cathy Boyd. Don Walchuk. Dink Dalton Jim Barry - .-inaeonda, Mont. Shelley Bison - Helena, Mont, Marne Blinn - Butte, Mont. Mark Bowlds 4 Livingston, Mont. Cathy Boyd 4 Anaeonda, Mont, Beth Campbell - Kennewick, Wash. Dan Combo - Butte, Mont. Mary Ellen Combo 1 Idaho Falls, Idaho Randy Coty - Helena, Mont. Tom Coyne - Baile, Mont. Mary Dahl Q Billings, Mont. Mike Dalton - Glasgow, Mont. George Darragh - Butte, Mont. Pam Dougherty - Richmond Hill, New York Ferd Duchesneau - Butte. Mont. Cathy Dumas - Shellxy, Mont. Neil Egan - Helena, Mont. Octavio Figueroa - Lima, Peru Teresa Fischer - Rhame, N D. Priscilla Flesch - Browning, Mont. John Foote - Butte, Mont. Ken Fortney - Darby, Mont. Cecilia Garvey - Anaeonda, Mont. Rose Marie Gauthier - Park City, Montana Brad Grant - Columbus, Mom. Henry Grant - Helena, Mont. Jim Hagen - Anaronda, Mont. Connie Haines - Whitefish, Mont. Pete Hamper - Helena, Mont. Kirk Heim - Edgeley, No. Dak. Greg Jennings - Idaho Falls, Idaho Steve Jones - Butte, Mont. Ann Kaffer - Salt Lake City, Utah Kris Kierig - Hamilton, Morit. Mike Kirkness - Carden Grove, Calif Marilyn Krebs - New England, No. Dilli- lan Lange - Bismarck, No. Dak. Pal Lopp - Basin, Wyo. Cary Lynch - Butte, Mom. Diane Maloney - Helena, Maru. Ev. Mangold - Ivemess, Mont. Pat McCutcheon - Coral Grove, Florida -321 Pat McGee - Butte, Mont. Judy McGill - Kalispell, Mont. '4-X., 'E+- Paul McGill - Salt Lake City, Utah ,Iennie Mitschke - Fort Harrison, Mont. Michael Moch - Edgeley, N Dakota N Steve Moore - Bismarck, N Dakota f ' 1 4-M Bob Moritz - Butte, Mont. Mike Niland - Anaconda, Morit. Mike Murphy - Anafonda, Mont. Tim Norman - Missoultz, Mont. Lori Nugent - Anaconda, Mom. Marilyn O'Day - Power, Mont. Maureen O'D0nnell - Baker, Mont. Danette O'Gara, Butte, Mont. Kevin O'Neill - Butte, Mont. Larry Pahul - Anaconda, Mont. Angelika Palmer - Great Falls, Mont. Joe Pelletier - Butte, Mont. Leo Proxell - Artaconda, Mont. Ed Riehl - Raleigh, N Dakota Betty Ries - Fort Benton, Mont. John Rusinski - Franklin Square, New York John Scharf - Butte, Mont. Diane Shamley - Wolf Point, Mont. Tom Shea - Butte, Mont. Bill Spear - Butte. Mont. JoAnne Stearns - Casper, Wyo. -Mx Abigail Sullivan - Great Falls, Mont. 'N' ,lim Sullivan - Sioux Falls, S. Dakota Michelle Sustarsif - Butte, Mont. Ron Vogl - Lewistown, Mont. Jack Waddle - Washington Court House, Ohio Don Walchuk - Helena, Mont. gg-vi, Peggy Weinrich - Dillon, Mont. Mary H. White - Billings, Mont. Bob Wilks - Anchorage, Alaska Ed Williams - Liberia Rodolfo Zubiante - Trujillo. Peru luanita Getz - Whitehall. Maru. Dale Bergren - Helena, Mont. S... 'B' . 'Nur V'-'N Us Xs- -5. .qu Wa 4-il, Tir 'hr- lfh F35 lWT'i iiiiil ' Mark Appel Sioux City, Iowa Arden Ashcraft Moccasin, Mont. Rick Bach Setauket, New York John Banos Helena, Mont. Don Baxter Harlowton, Mom. ' Kent Bell Glasgow, Mani. Allen Blackford Billings, Mom. Martha Blinn Bullf, Mont, Connie Bludworth Nampa, Idaho Craig Brayko Glasgow, llfforzl. Lynette Brown Coeur d'Al6'77.6, Idaho Tabitha Calvert Laurel, Mont. is-an 4'-'K YI?- 1? '1s 'Vi Nam-y Chambers Clvrulive, Mont. jerry Chapweske Milfs City, Mont Martha Claneey Hmtre, Mfznt. 'Y' Margaret Corr-oran Sl, lgrurtius, Mont. Martha Culbertson Great Falls, Mrtnl. Jerome Curf- Greut Falls, Mont. Scott Curric- Harhor Bearh, Mirh. nu, 'Y' N, Q 'ft X in X X. ll' e.. 'KH Fx -0- We Q3 T ,wu- 'ing 't it 'amid Y Ernie Floreen Butte, lllont. Nanette Fovhs Shawnzut, llfont. Mary Beth Foy Helena, Mani, Ken Frazer Henderson. Kerzluclfy Ni Xj'X . Q lim Curry Cut Banlr. Mzinl. Irene Daly San FfllHl'l'.YL'0, Calif Holly Darlington Ovando, Mont, Teri Darragh Butte, Mant. Bern Dennehy Butte. lllonl. Judy Doyle Whilffish. llfunt. Jean Dwyer Wolf PlIl'Hl. lllanl. Ted Egging Curley. Nebraska Bob Faure Rapia' City. South Dalr Susan Fischer Rhame. North Dakota Barb Frei Ferdinand, Idaho Cary Frei Ferdirzanal. Idaho Cecilia Funk Helena. llfonl, Liz Calzagorry ,Miles City. ilfonl. Ainbrey Gartner Sidney. Blunt. Sue Giles Bismarrk, North Dak. Geri Gillhoover Heyden Lake, Idaho Dave Cinal Sheridan, Wyoming Toni Crmoljez Butte, Montana Bill Henning Faiweld, fllonl, Gretchen Hiekisfh Denver, Colorado Joe Hiller Ho! Springs, Soulh Dak. Cathy Huffer Butte, Mont. Darrell Husky Sand Coulee. Mont, Joe Kiely Helena, Mant. Charles Launer Columbia Falls. Mom. Denny Leary Anaeonda, Mont, Michele l..eFave El Cajon, Calif Diane Lords Great Falls, Mont. John Majerus Valier, Mont. Peggy Mangan Anaronda. Mom. Sue Manion Helena, Mont. ,Ioan Marantette Columbia Falls, Maru. Tom Matosich Anaeonda, Mom. Michelle Matthys Brady, Mom. Bernadette May Tliemwpolis, Wyoming Maria McCarthy Helena, Mont. Mary ,lo McCoy Philipsburg, Mont. Joe McElligott lone, Uregon Sue Mcllrlano Oakes, North Dak. Ed McGonigle Kalispell, Mont. Kathy Mclnerny Glasgow, Mani. Mike Mclnerney Fairfield, Mont. .5 i 'Q TL dll--A. 'Wav' X.- ik 'Ne-. 0 'TV KS-, '5- 1-5 srl-J 4? A . '-'X .Pt 'Di -wa. Wir, lv Wx Allen Rogers Swan Lake, Mzznl. Larry Ruellen Cut Bank, Mont, Don St. Peter .B-fy, ,- A -,is Yr-- 'hs-.. Miles City, Mont. Mary Ann Scheid Lewistown, Mont. Mark Scoular Oakes, Nonh Dak. Richard Sewell Helena, Mont. Ed Sheehy Spokane, Wash. Mike Shields Anaconda, Mont, Nick Spika Denton, Mom. svn.- 'INN-'p 1- .ky E.. 21? ...A as,-... LIB sw,- 57 if' '7 Carla Miller Lewistown, Mom. Wanda Mohatl Cheyenne, Wyoming Dan Murpyy Cul Bank, Mffnl. john Murphy Bum, Mum. Mark Murray Helena, Muni, Mike Newman Helena, Mont. Peggy O'Malley Big Sandy, Muni. Mary Ann Parker Shelby, Mora. Dirk Pederson Joliet, Maru. Andrea Peterson Bismarfk, North Dali Margaret Swenson Walla Walla, Wash, Colleen Thomas Billings. lllonl. Renee Thompson Billings, Maru. Pat Tracy Buue, Mom. Dave Vanio Butte. Mont. Rose Vlastelic Crass Range. ,lftifll Frank Ward Athena. Ore. Jenny Wirak Crea! Falli, .lfmzl Cl3LlCll3 Vivmllwllic' Big Timber. Vvnl, Mary Younger Helena. .lluwl Cc-orge Ahlin Missoula, Muni. Bob Anderson Oral, S. Dakota Leona Armstrong Helena. Muni. Kirby Austin Bell. Mont. Karr-n Barclay .4I'lllf'UfldU, Mont Don Bf-ck Fairfiplfl, Nlnnl, flflargarvl Bvlrslf Cflil'Il!IP, lworzl. ,lrnny Bell Clfnynug Qwonf. Tum Bvm-xvnti Hl'll'l1ll, flfrnnl, Slvu' Bf'rln'r1'l nlilllfl. .llnnl Roll:-rl Berg Cllllfllff, Allfrlll Calln Biwrn Hrflwnfl. lfnrzl. Pally Blodnivk Bflflllfflllfl, Wa.sh. Ray Boghns WlllffflPlll, Mu,s,s, Harry Bold Bug Sandy, Muni. E. J. Buwlds Lllfirrgsufn, Maul, Pal Boyd Arurrnrnda, Mrfnl, Pat Brvnnan La Puffnle, Calif Dan Brooke Pony, Mont. Marti Brooke Whilrffuzll. Mrnnl. Bill Brukc: Butlf, Mont. Mirhellf' Burwvll llzree forks, Mzznl. Amy Domke Lombard. Illinois Susan Donohue lfbonsoclret. South Dal: Joan Dupvzyk Woodland Hills. Calzf Theresa Eckerman Philadelphia. Pmn. Michele Egan Bulte, Mani. Bob Egging Curlcjv. .Yeh Dan Egging Cu rley. .Wh Noelle Fallgrv Divkinsorz. X lllu Mark Finlm Hamillon, lfnfzi Karol Firm:-r'ix lfbrlanli. 17 xo Laurie Fischer Poison. Muni. Mary Pat Fleming Bum-. Minz. Greg Formanaek Red Lodge. Mom. Debbie Frei Ferdinand, Idaho Frank Gannon M1'llr2n. Ma.Ss. Terri Funk Billings. lllonl. Kim Galvin Lalreufood. Colorado Phyllis Gartner Sidney. Mont. Mike Gaudin Viclor, Mani, Roberta Gonzalez Slezfenszfille. Mont. Joe Griebel Colorado Spri n gs. Col, Steve Gustin Bismarelf. North Dali. Mike Haight Mi.ssoula. Mom. Pam Halse Sheridan. Mont. Frank Handwerk Spokane, Wash. Chris Hanson Helena, Mont. Greg Harbae Miles City, Mani. Donna Harrington Butte, Monl. Mary Ellen Harris Valdez, Alaska Margie Hartnett Conrad, Mont. Kathy Hasquet Shelby, Maru. Greg Haltey Crea! Falls. Mont. 'Wf- xs 3- ...J . 1 i .v A .yi XA, fel 1 - 1 1 Theresa Herak Cnarlo, Muni. Mike Hertz Polson, Mani. Bill Holmland Anaeonda, Mom. Michele Horak Duzwn, Mani. Bonnie Huddleston Greybull. Wyo. Wanda Hunter Denton, Mont. larry la:-ga-r Cou er rl Yllene, M11 lw L4-n jaslnski Havre, Mrfnl, Susie jersey Toslon, Mffnl. Sandy ,It-hm-n Alulronlla, Mflnl. Laurie' johnwn Helena, Mrfnl. Patty Jones Billings, Mrinl. Paul Keenan Anaconflu, Muni. Laurie Kc-im Seallle. Wash, Timothy Kemn:-r Bronx, Neu York Lee Ki:-rig Hamilton, Mont, Jeff Kirby Slanforrl, lllonl. joyve Knalf Glasgow, llfont. Colleen Koehivar Windham, Monl. Dee Koehnke Deer Lodge, lllonl. Court Koep Coeur d'Alene. Idaho Laurel Krongstead Ronan, Mont. Chris Lahr Conrad. Muni. Mary Lamey Havre. lllonl, .laeques LQ-Coure Slerensitille. llfonl. David Leger Helena, Mani. Pam Lorengo Great Falls, Monl. Duane Lyons Grand Forks. S. D. Margaret Maxner Harlorrlon, Monl. Con Malee Clendire. Mont. Patty Maloy Bulle. lllonl, John Markey Chicago. Ill. Mark Maroniek Billings, rllonl. Nan Matosieh Deer Lodge. .llonl Marvin Mauws Judith Cap. .Uunf Rosemary lNlcC.1fl'rt-x .-lpo. New Yarlf Jim McCarthy Anaconda. Mont. Joe McCarthy Seranlon, Illinois Sandy Mcjunkin Lewiston. Montana Peggy MvKenna llffissoula. lllontana Suzanne McMahon Santa Rosa. Calif Patty Meier Conrad, lllont. Matt Mezuger Woodland. Calif Chris Miller Alder, Mont. Pat Molloy Malta, MrJnt. Bob Monahan Anaconda, Mont. Cathy Mudd Helena, Mont. Martie Mullen Anaconda, Mont. ,lan Murphy Cul Bank, Mont. Negussie Nega Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Paul Murphy Anaconda. Mont. Mary Nelson Ennis, Mont. Lorraine Nepil Big Sandy. Mom. Rosalyn Nicholson Los Angeles, Calif Dennis Niedermeyer Portland. Oregon Pat Nix Wibaux, Mont. Dierdre Nyberg Lead, South Dakota Tom Nyland Helena, Mont. Stephen Oates Houston, Texas Terry O'Dell Colorado Springs, Col Pat O'Malley Big Sandy, Mont. Kathy O'Neil Rapid City, S. Dak. Brian O'Neil Saratoga, Calif Jean Marie 0'Neill Butte, Mont. Rene O'Reilly Helena, Mont. Tom Pahut nlnaeonda, Mont. loan Parker Shelby, Mom, Judy Pejko Hell. Mont. og Doug Pope New Delhi, India Fernando Proano Varwouver, Wash. Dan Regan Mile.s City, Mont. Debbie Reima Shelby, Mont. 'R Pam Schaefer Greencreek. Idaho Teri Scharf Buue, Mont, Louise Schoerifeloer For! Peck, MDIII. .lim Scott Chateau, Mont. Duane Sebastian Slat-heir, Monl. Dave Senn Ronan. lllant. Tim Shea Baile. lllont. ,lohn Silva Fresno. Calif Peg Po-mb:-rton Browning, Mrinl. Allyson Peters Billings, Mllnl. Bill Pvtvrsffn Rami, Nevada lim Pe-tffrson Bum, Monz. Don Pino Sanla Clara, Calzf Debra Ridder Sl. lgnalius, Mont. Pat Riehl Raleigh, Norlh Dalf, Ed Robinson Helena, Maul. Ann Samek Wirribledon. North Dakota Kathy Sanfilippo Sanla Clara, Calif Mary Beth Soderling Eureka. Jlfonl, Gayle Sokolaski Bvllvll. North Dali: .lohn Spangle Superior, fllonz, Cheryl Steiner Billings. fllont. Danian Stelly Houston. Tezratv Mark Tokarczyk Sioux Cily. Iowa .lill Topel Great Falls, Mont. jim Torpey Roswell, N Mex. Randy Triplett Wolf Creek, Mont. Jo Ann Tuttle Worland, Wyo. .lim VonDoehren Tappan, N Jersey Dennis VanHeel Dutton. Mont. Chuck Volf fudilh Gap, Mont. Mary ,lo Vollstedt W hite Sulphur Springs, Montana Mike Walsh San Diego, Calif Steve Warnock Davis, Calif Steve Weiand Columbia Falls, Mont. loan Wemhoff Cottonwood. Idalw Mary T. White Billings, Mont. Tony Woods Libby, lkfunl. Ken Wyrivk Baker, lllonl, Tom Zagorrla Billings, lllnnl, Roy Ziek Woodbridge. N jersey Patricia Byrd Albion. Wash. Jennifer Dow Spokane, Wash. Debbie Thomas Bellevue. Wash. Pat Thompson Portland, Oregon Barb Tire Crea! Falls, lllonl. Mari Titsu Mullan. Idaho QQQ QP-ir Bill Struyk Omaha, Neb. Dan Sullivan Billings, Mont. Kathy Thelen Crea! Falls, Mont. 'R :ff Nl wa 'N .. 'Su- awe N-.., 52'-Q ai W---- VI '---. Q-X ,iw ,-YA Q35 f k Spirit of '75 I 'M' .A'l'G' Xa. . -f nj 4 . yr 'F .- .53 s V 'l fl! r-N 'wfw I I ar V ,'0 q fuk f J -:fr-,Q vi PCRTS 'ir -4 'Flo tr f T Saints ain Experience The Saints again had a disappointing season in football, finish- ing 2-5-1. However the team was actually better than this record showed. After dropping the opener to Dickinson State, Carroll traveled to Minot where they played the Beavers. The game was even all the way before we lost 1412. Homecoming found Carroll ready for Rocky Mountain, but the best the Saints could do was a 6-6 tie against the conference run- ners-up. Against Northern the Saints finally broke into the win column with a 36-19 victory. The following weekend in Butte, Carroll played their finest game of the season against nationally Montana Tech. After out- playing the Orediggers and leading 7-3 the entire game, the Saints fell behind 10-7 in the fourth quarter. Carroll's attempts at an upset were finally spoiled by an interception inside the Tech ten as time ran out. iufgg' I Z v ,-, brv? 7 ' iv 55-gi Y sk 2 4 3 8 .fl 4 Jnlf' I I , 19 L , f .- M' , Z fy if 1 il E - nv- 9' ? , A, , ww . N V, VV in X ,wfmly gnc' , 1,-fn? ei ...- . ff ., 1-Q., we . 5, A, O-I' lang 3' ,, 4' 5 Q13 , v- uw K .Jpw x up f 3 fl' F 4 hi 2 x x I P9 , 'K' A If f'. .' ,- ' I , x e l ge Y . F . ka , 3. x aa . if x 5 W x ,Q xi? N 4 Ms- W K .X K P .SVNIQ Www- no-A.- . nf X P' SM. x K ff wha it-0-ul Despite the loss to Tech Saints were still ready for the Western Montana Bulldogs and defeated them 7-2. In the last game of the season Carroll lost to Eastern Montana 28-0. As in almost every previous year the Saints had some fine talents on the team and a number of all-conference selections. Noel Cicero again was named to the first team along with John Markovich and Ron Axtman. Frank Ward was also named to the first team as a kicking spe- cialist. Second team selections included john Moffatt, Dean Leary, Rick McElmurry, and Bert Clueckert. , A igahss ,Ji Q4 . on-ggi. 3.31 ik: 4' 1 eg,-A A 'hz HM., ' ' 1 s ,as .Q 4 3 A-I ' F' 'M In l t 'IN' a.-1. 1 -.K -,A J .Lynx-'V , hlhi'f-.834 2 ,f '4 C 9' gi, ig K. ,A 'z f 1 l ' . , , ff at Tv f , 'W I ' ' ' ' f Wf'.1?53?i,gs .,.g.. 'f ' . -M Nb Qxmdw 1 L . Cx. 111 , J.. L NIE A 4 B 'N Q-WV ' . r- mum 1971 RESULTS C arro ll Carroll Carroll Carroll Northern Montana 19 Montana Tech Western Montana 2 Eastern Montana 28 In 1:31 3 Mgia,f 3 ii-'wil M ' ' mf- r. ' 1 .. :W Q ' .gg ,X X KA, , .1 .. n X i xx. X , 5 xY fi,Qf N ,Rx MA., X X, ,E i i X --ing 'UNC ess Than Successful Sea on The Carroll College Saints had a less than sur-vessful season this year. The Saints would not consistently put together a winning Combination, but throughout the season the team showed fine' tal- ent from various individuals. The Saints finished 2-8 in conferenve play and 9-21 overall. while placing fifth in the eonferenee standings. Despite the losing record Carroll has some fine baslcetlnall play- ers returning for next year. Sophomores Fritz Wolk, Nivk Ranalli and Jay Vogelsang had some fine games this year as did juniors Lou Durante and .lavk Waddle. These players in addition to some other promising players from the junior varsity show promise for the eoming season. Senior Jaek Sanders deserves special Congratulations as a set'- ond team all-conference seleetion. 1 'Shi'- '4 5 r W Wag 1 3 vo S s . . wiv-2 J 1 6, ,J 4 1 , xy 5 ul 5 4: l 120 -X - l-'YN '- Fronl Row, L-R: Lou Durante, Brian Donahue, Frank Ward, Jay Vogelsang, Lynn Mavencamp, Mike Mitchell, Nick Ranalli, ,lack Sanders. 2nd Row, LR: Coach Trudnowski. Ed Lynam, Rhine Preas, ,lack Waddle, Jim Gosink, Fritz Wolk, Mark Elwell, Assistant Coach ,lim Gross, Mgr. Bill Fleiner. 55 'sifT1K'u'V X-sf 4-5 V5 ' ,.f'1 i il, 1.91 7- 5 1 i ii 1 png W I1-5' 4,53- KCI. N , a -1.1 1 '9- 11 1! 5 1 1sIh1: 'l wwxfyx X Q I ,.5:OYo ' 1. 0 0011 --is gb! W: wi' X' 1 V 'T f ii V lie' ' ' Q X K .. - C - NN was ' 1. - . f V , . x N - . l im, Q fs Q Q -X ' , Y . g- - ' 3 T A 'N Ill: ' I N -N gi env ' N i QQ --- -W - 1 T Wx 'SSRN' if W ui is 1.. ' .. 3 s in-4 5' I. '9 -T uf' T MA, W Q 1' wiv f ff. WE' l E . -9 i 3 -esv 'Y an 'W-f 'V P 02 , V. 1.2 M 'mr 5 f. 'Z uf' 0: A 5 . 5 s Y cn, 0 N ' l I 6 n 'yf'vfy4,l , 27155, 'Ay aff , X Nkllwzqs A Nx X 125 Intramurals i yur A zi,f1lif4 ' . 5 9' , P ? 171 H kk ,. o 4- kwa' ' U C if . 4 . L 2 r ' 'i f' juan Y MY' I Girl Traveling Basketball Team e asm 1 .. leel I , 4, N I dk- V , K, 0 Front Row, LR: Jane Turner, Peggy Mangan, Patty Thompson, Pam Dougherty, Priscilla Flesch. Back Row, LR: Miss Williamson, Toni Gromoljez, Lorraine Nepil, Susan Donohue, Peggy Mangan, Colleen Kochivar, Sue St. Germain, Abigail Sullivan. Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Top: Ro- berta Gonzalez. Middle: Joannie Parker and lau- rie Fisher. Bottom: Karen Barclay. Y 5 :gn 4. ' J.. ' 1-' 4 4' 'ij' ', I .......g.A4.uni x i 'X X i VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Top, L-R: Geri Cillhoover and Martha Blinn. Bottom, L-R: Barb Brown and Mary .lo McCarthy. Not pictured - lst semester - cheer- leader, Kerry Yanni. E 5 z i I I I .-- Ji: I K' , . i .jf X flag, ' ..- 4,14 4? XYJZQHTQ1' Q4 Q. ' ... s'X , E ,ia M -.. all' .-,F ,5 xg - 'J A., 'N,x.. N, gn? ,.,. 3 S - . . I 1. I, .i 4 Faculty-Senior Basketball Game f' Alumni: - a .. Q Jw Q , WX.. a--f fa 199' ,I ,,, M-M F . S- 4 g l QT-no - P nl fzufvw 4 Z 95 ww L, ,I ' www , ,,?'f'z- , 1 'wr ' I, ,,j,- lzfw. Y feng.. H 13W E E! '4 33 351-W L xv . '11 I. 3 . ' I, p if if-. -1 p Sy' K ' i 3 , Q FR , f j al rj , . . ggi rs I J , ,' if lf. if :in L . Q' Q .Q ' ' Q in v ' Q? t f . v A . i . 5 , i 4 vu l xf s 5 -' I Fi V Ou P R i F 133 .il 5 f'id f'? l'4f15f 4 +- f ki? ,,... , . 'f'.i56v-W '.v'..5- sr 14 xx xl ..-: '4 1- x ,gl -dl :,x.. R 7.3, .i flg-,. A 4 I A -1'-' s . V 1 4 ,. fur' ' The 1971-72 A.S.C.C. Officers were L-R: Patricia Chvatal, Treasurer, Mike Kirkness. Social Vice President, Scott Dilorenzo, Vice President, Chuck Sullivan. President Molly O'Connell, Secretary. .S.C.C. A.W.S. if T7 .wax The Associated Women Students were very busy this year in affairs of Guadalupe Hall, as well as the rest of the campus. Besides initiating dorm improvements, the women sponsored the Big Sis-Little Sis program, firesides and Sadie Hawkins Day, as well as the Carroll Clothes Closet Style show. Row 1: Pam Dougherty, Peggy Mangan, Mrs. llvidson, Wanda Mohatt. Karen Barclay. Row 2: Ann Samek. Martha Culbertson, Peggy O'Malley, Barb Frei, Mari Ann Parker and Patty Byrd. 1 .if Q ' ' fl. I . 1 1 f il 'I' l lf li A ' , ,V l A' I, his 5-' is t-ft -f s IN l 1.1 4? t ti Th outstanding senior women chosen by AWS are: Patricia Chvatal. Teri Girolami, Dannette Sulli- .w3'Phyllis Farren. Edna Walsh and Charlene Laun- M903- Xi' B,- ' . .511 'ix A 0 -X . il if Q G Wi? ng i ---xii-', .LDS so .1 . - -s - - ,- we -5? -A ., '. CQ- xx' 1 NN' 3 ML- l ,NX1f.1.1t'Li'x:Svul'x' . , K.-:S'i11s,.e. 'N via af ss X JCL- -'f.'tL-.5 f if 59:0-Q QQ?-'lil C? 7 Spurs N 1' 1, 2 up YO -4. 1, 0, , 5-Y f' fa The Spurs, honorary sophomore women's organization was kept busy again this year. Their activities included helping with registration and moving in freshmen, the booksale, blood drawing, ushering at athletic events, drama productions, and music concerts. They participated in such drives as the J. C. Honey Bear Drive and the Easter Seal Drive. They also added to the enjoyment of campus life by selling roses for Parentis Day, ironing shirts for the guys, sending Spur-O-grams, and sponsoring a dance. Row 1: Holly Darlington, Nanette Fochs, Sue McErlane, Martha Culbertson, Sharon Robinson, President, Barb Frei. Row 2: Martha Blinn, Sue Manion, Maur:-en O'Donnell, jr. Advisor, Magaretl Swenson, Gretchen Hirkisvh. Rene-Q Thompson, Nancy Chambers, Row 3: Toni Grmoljez, Peggy O'Malley. Peggy Mangan, Mari Beth McConigal, Martha Clancey, Margaret Con oi - anal Maria McCarthy, Ne as ! 5.7 -Phi, fi Rf Circle Club KV 1. Bob Faure 2. Ray Blackman 3. Dan Murphy -1-. Chuck Vogl 5. Dick Van Auken 6. Jim Peterson K , T. Ed Kelly 8. Ron Yogl Y 9. Lvunard Jasinski M W M Pre-Med Kent Bell Cathy Kerzman Edna Walsh Paul Farrell Claudia Woodhouse Pat Tracy Kathy Mihelich Anita Kronebusch Scott Dilorenzo Tony Hunthausen Keily Parker Ed Sheehy Chuck Launer Ken Frazer Ray Fimzsimmons Charlene Launer Pat Cahill Gary Frei Bill Tacke QGI' 32541915 ff 2 Seminar Program A 5 3 y. S, I 4 X lyk iii K 0 ' 4 To help the student mature as a liberally educated human person committed to Christ and the service of his neighbor is the aim of the Christian Ministry Program which provides an atmosphere where college students can grow in an awareness of his own proper vocation by coming into direct contact with priests and the work they do. Formation includes weekly liturgy and prayer, individual apostolic work and spiritual direction, as well as group recrea- tional outings. 1. Gary Frei 2. Bob Moritz 3. Ken Fortney 4-. George Thomas I 5. Joe Pelliter 6. Brandt Henderson Q 7. Father Robins A. Wm ffl Mike Kirkness Ted Egging Kevin O'Neill Ed Bell . Leo Proxell Dan Driscoll . Terry Johnson Gretchen Hickisch Barb Brown Con Malee Tom ,lenko Tony Hunthausen Pal Cahill Laurie Fisher Bill Petersen Edna Walsh Marvin Mauws ,UQ ,QP -4 V5.1 The Llttle Theater Company presented a varlety of performances mcludlng Barefoot ln the Park, A Man for all Seasons. time. Ralph Oates Ed Bell Jeanne Whalen Chriss Crennan Patty O'Malley Pete Alyea Terry O'Dell Tim Kennedy Andrea Peterson 10. Bill Petersen ll. Joyce Meuchel 12. Bob Roy 13. ,lim Mitchell 14. Tom Com er JVOI Pl'C!ulTcZ'.' Mary Wilson and Paul Schulte Young Democrats 1 X pmnurr, , , ZCULLEBE Shri . , sr-In-ia . 1 Y 4 From Row, L-R: ,lim Torpey, Holly Darlington, President, Kathy Mihelich. Berk Row, L-R: Mike Walsh, Greg Har-bac, Veronica Ryan, Claudia Woodhouse, Kathy Kerzman. Town and Campu Y mi iw-W wmv 9 'W gf 3' id J' Z ' W, , MN .3 3 1- 11 , 3 7 un- 4 5 ' Q 1X1 5 11 - 10 X 9 11 Abigail Sullivan Mary Younger Andy Wilson . Sandie Ritchie Roger Guiberson Mivk Sullivan Danna Hintz . jim Syskowski Pat Grey Mary Pudwill . ,lolin Moffatt rg r .,,., '-A was , E- .C lA 4 - Z orensic The Carroll College Forensic team travels to tournaments in Washington, ldaho, Montana and the Dakotas as-well as Texas and Kentucky for those qualifying for national tournaments. This year the team made two excellent showings in team strength placing 2nd in the State Tournament in Great Falls and 7th of 29 schools at the Big Sky meet held in Missoula. This year Peggy O Malley won the Montana Power Cup. She brought the cup home to Carroll where it will remain permanently. Froru, L-R: Noelle Fallgren, Mary Ann Scheid, Peggy Mangan. Peggy O'Malley. Back, L-R: Jim Petersen, Vernon Carter, Ed Sheehey, Mike Shield and Mr Harry Smith. JC ,- T' 'A' .-I 0 l Lambda Iota au ,ar .xL. ,- X f 3 I I e s: AIT, an international society for literature majors was active on campus in the Alpha Kappa Chapter moderated by Sr. Miriam Clare Roesler O.S.F. Eight charter members were inducted and the chapter sponsored a semester long series of fine arts afternoons entitled the Original Creationf, as well as a book sale. Lambda was ably directed by Rose Gauthier and Cathy Dumas. L-R: Cathy Dumas, Danette Sullivan, Georges Thomas, Leo Proxell, Bob Moritz, Teri Girolami, Rose Gauthier. a ...Q- 147 Prospector ,I Q The Prospector was on a weekly schedule this year. Editors for the paper were Marty Beatty, Tom Coover and Bob Jahner, Typist, Ginger Seubert. Advisor, Mr. Heywood. illtopper 1x 'W1gC Q Q-nv-4 Y-...f j'1' tis' I you- 5 L-R: Teri Scharf, Irene Daly, Assistant Editor, Sue Mclfrlane, Editor, Judy Doylv. Academit' Editor. Jenny Dow. Organization Editor. Not Pictured: Ev Mangold and jenny Wirak, Layouts: Brandt Henderson. Copy Editor: Angie Mangiantini and Karen Barclay. Clases Editors: Tim Shea. Sports Editor: Adele Joyce, Typist: Mari Beth McGonigal. Court Koep Assistant Photographer and Bob Clarkson. Head Photogruphcr. 149 Taney Club ' v 5 53 E 55 . 4 -i X. Taney Club brought such films as Camelot, Illustrated Man, Joe, Petulia,,' and The Great Bank Robbersf' the campus about twice a month to entertain the students on those boring Sunday nights. L-R: Abigail Sullivan, Mike Maixner, Matt Mezger. Margie Hartnett, Kiely Parker, Bob Riehl, Pres., Martha Culbertson, Ev Mangold, Greg Sutherl Kathy Mclnerney, Bill Tacke, Marilyn Krebs. Joann Stearns, Beth Campbell. .- 'L . - .- yt ,. i E Z 9' - '? Ld -: E' T3 C 5 I 2 E c 'H 5 , A -4 Fi E -7 1. CU .: U3 : ..: - - '15 -7 ... E 'C fd I 1, EE L.. :S E - .ac L L! L2 4 3 FL A .- Fi 2 3 A - : 2 A S E if E A L.. 3 'F' t C. Mr. Sage-r, UH. L I. -A 5 E .A .2 rs E C ix. I I LJ 'J :- E E L A IA L. N i S T: 31. 5. ,- L 7 1.2 - ,- A - I- .- .- A 1 -,- -f -f ,- L. ,- -, .- A - ,- ? A I .- ,- L - ., Z J 1. .- L- ,- ..- C. L- . . - ,- - 11 A ..- .- L. -f -, ,- - A -v L1 I.- A v ,- - A ., ... Z5 - L- L v ,- - .- .: - 3 LL L.- 'I If 'z L 1 -. 1. L. S5 af A -v 7 v A. - -4 - :x III ra 3 f- -. A v lf: A A- C A '- ? 4 .... A ,-1 .2 I2 51, .ii .I- ,.. :L - 'Z ,- L :L - .- - ... .-. ,. .- - - .f ,-. ,- - - - - - - ,- ,- .., A ,-1 .- L - ,- .- A -v - -r ,- - .- w- A - I L- v A ..- :- ,- ,- L ,- A -. 'I .. 1- 5 J: 'c - Z - 'C -. -4 7 : 1, JT s L - -A A -. I fd A .- C A v C S5 .-. 2 44 - Q I I v ,- - Sc r: ...- C X JT 1 .2 - - - If 35 A -.. .- A - A - s.,- 35 - v Z ff. AA -A Care Christian Action for Real People in our Environment. This is the motto of CARE whose two fold purpose is to put caring students in touch with people who need help, while at the same time building a sense of Christian friendship and openness. CARE works with the Helena Friendship Center, Helena Indian Alliance, the Welfare Department and the Religious Education program, as well as visiting the sick, aged and handicapped of Helena. Top, lf-R: Cathy Kerzman, Claudia Woodhouse, Kathy Mihelich, Pat Tracy, Mary jo McCoy, Don Baxter. Mida'le, L-R: Sr. Rita Winter, Patricia Perrier, Debbie Mr'Donnell. Ted Egging. Fr. Redman, Charlie Lawrence. Front, L-R: Robert Egging, Barb Frei, Rose Gauthier, Connie Bludworth. .7 t 14,111 .2 1 noi: -1-IAP' i 'fav if 'Y' 152 Drill Team Another new organization on campus was the Lavendeers, Carroll's drill team. These dedicated girls worked long hard hours to present sparkling precision halftime entertainment at football and basketball games. They are another tribute to the quality of students at Carroll. The Lavendeers are Kris Kierig, Irene Daly, Joan Marantette, Margie Hartnett, Laurie Fisher, Mary Dahl, Ardie Ashcraft, Mary Ann Parker. Gretchen Hiekisch. Linda Kerscher, Kathy Myers, Rosalyn Nicholson, Maria McCarthy and their instructor, Maureen Delahanty. L.. N W if- 'udi ' .,. 'IFNQ-'sifkizl' A L, . T53 Carrolleers 7 5 .1 i 'w Margaret Corroran Linda Ardisson . Teri Cirolomi Leo Proxell Robert Nix Mary Younger Rene Hughes Steve Berberel Laurie Johnson Duane Lyons Beth Campbell Cc-ee Hiller Ken Forlney Mike Neuman Mary Nelson Dana Hinlz Mike Brennen Mike Klinkhammer Betty Svhult .lack Foote - drummer 4 A4 5 156 :, 'Sr 1 :FCS ' 5' g . f r' Y In Q x f-I X 'M Nsxx i I f fl 2 W 1 .f N.. UV bfifv JW? A--, 3' Y ,n , 555553 agua ww Ae Una QHQHQH 4'-ff' ' L' OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT ja CARROLL Cottseia I-IELENA, MONTANA 59601 Sixty years is not a long span in the life of an educational institution. Yet, sixty years accompanied by the struggles that must necessarily be the portion of every worthwhile endeavor, and accomplishing with such fruitful results the education of so many young people who here attained success, is no small reason for boasting. It was sixty years ago this past Fall Semester when the first college students were registered at the opening of school on September 12, 1911. Two freshmen were enrolled, Charles J. Cabisch of Helena and Frank W. Carpino of Meaderville. There were sixteen Faculty members for two students. Registration went smoothly and classes began the same day. The curriculum had been studied for over a year before the opening of the College. It embraced in its scope all the branches of business, English, scientific, classical, and philosophical training. though the teaching of all these, because of lack of students, was not put into effect immediately. But the College grew. From time to time the College was beset by great difficulties including limited enrollments when most of its students were called into service during World Wars I and ll, by an earth- quake in 1935 which did extensive damage to the physical plant and by the adverse effects of a decade- long depression in the thirties. These conditions, most of which were nation wide, caused many colleges to close. Throughout years of adversity Carroll College, blessed with a small but dedicated group of priest-faculty and a growing number of equally dedicated lay faculty, gained a reputation for excellence in the prepara- tion of young people for professional and business vocations. The trademark of excellence sustained Carroll College through difficult years. Today, with a coeducational student body of over 1,000, a faculty of seventy and eight buildings on a 54--acre campus, Carroll looks to the seventies with pride in its past accomplishments and confident in its ability to continue to merit the trademark of excellence. From an infant beginning, the College has accomplished much through the formation of leaders for church and state. The curious seek the last resting places of those who have attained success, thinkers seek the place wherein were built strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and ready hands. These virtues invariably find their source in the home, in the kindly and wise guidance of self-sacrific- ing parents, but their development in no small degree is the work and pride of the College that partici- pates in the continuance of the education of the whole man. A college exists to educate individuals, and it serves both individuals and society in so doing. Carroll College looks with pride to her graduates and all her alumni and it is through them that she fulfills her larger mission to the whole of society. F Wifi!-71 9 r N x . MQ v 1, MZ Rr-Lv. H. J. COURTNEY Professor Ph.D. ,131 ' 525 11 REV. J. EUGENE PEOPLES DEAN G. ROBERTS Dean of Students Associate Dean of Studems Ph.D. - Theology BA. - English 'W 4 . ORA R. ILVEDSON ROBERT J. ROXBY Dean of Women Academic Dean, Assistant Professor Resident Director - Guadalupe Hall B.A.. M.S. REV. JOSEPH D. HARRINCTON President REV. JAMES S. HAMILTON Resident Director - B01-romeo H311 Ph.D. CERT CHISHOLN1 Resident Director - St. Charles Hall g Y 'Him Y v 3 V V 'E 'TC 4 .N 4- ,, 9. I, .l 4. Q , V Registration mm X - A' I A-1 SISTER MARY RITA WINTER S.C.L. Assistant Resident Director Guadalupe Hall ., . , .5 . xx X tx t Nl2f'i x tt lx. lx Qxxin wx i, Xx N . TRY .ff-,N W:-., Q kwin . XX 11 .1 fu. f 1 l MARY ANN SCHMELZER and LINDA J- ARDISSON REV. JOHN F. REDMON Assistant Resident Directors Chaplain Guadalupe Hall T' Calaloguf: Librarian BA.. M.L.b. HARVEY C. PALMER MARY LOUISE SCHOLZ Assistant Professor - Librarian M.L.S. JAQXN X J I ,- MARGARET BRADFORD Library Clerk gs? 15 X, A, Sari viz-: 1 gwsiif f v rs ' ' ' 'FEL' e' , Q .Ax V i . L if Y ' Vf - -, ff , , f . ., ,fi 1. I Q D - Y ,' ,- f .r , 5. .,,f.1v Ygynypza- Q'Ix1zI .irP5' f ill? BROTHER JOHN FEDEROWICZ, C.S.C. Q ' Library Direvtor K iw L .. 'R MARY NIOHOLT Avquisilmns Libmriaii II 1534 'I we 'MN-W-.,. 'X 7 ivision of Arts M., 1, . . REV. FRANCIS J. WIEGENSTEIN Associate Professor M.A. MRS. DOROTHY HARPER Lecturer A.B.. M.A. and uman1t1es The Courses included in the departments of Art, English, lan- guage, music, philosophy, theology and speech and drama give the concrete but flexible foundation of the Division of Arts and Hu- manities. Headed by Chairman Fr. Francis Wiegenstein, this Divi- sion lays down the basis of Carroll's liberal arts education. Con- stantly modified to meet the changing needs of education in our modern world, introduction of new programs and modifications of the established courses of studies were introduced this year. The Art Department complemented the Music Department as it occu- pied the Fine Arts Center in the Fall of 1971. ln the spirit of new innovation, the interdisciplinary program of Integrated Humanities gave a refreshing breath of new life to the Carroll Academic World. Under the coordination of Fr. Hamilton and Sr. Suzanne, 50 specially selected freshmen worked to make a rousing success of an experimental program. Designed to experi- ence the core curricula in a new manner, the students listened to a different lecturer each week introduce them to their special sub- ject matter. Faced with continual essays and special projects, the etudiants of the Humanities exceeded all expectations as they formed a dream into a concrete reality on a pass-fail basis. As a result of this program, a B.A. with an Area of Concentration in Humanities is now offered by Carroll. lt is by programs such as this that the Division of Arts and Humanities clearly illustrates its desire to initiate courses of study designed to fit the student of the ,70s. Q ...Q DAVID W. HANEY Director of Theater 4' M.A. - Drama 1 l a I f 'fix SISTER AQUINATA O'SULLlVAN. M.A. ., Assistant Professor Art J' SISTER HELEN HICKMAN. M.F.A. Department Head Art QL es! 165 3? I A-5254 j. IAQ. . , A ra 1 'E HENRY E. BURC-ESS MA. Department H6-ad English W JOSEPH T. WARD, Ph.D Professor - E. English XK, x Q. its .N L. '-- 'S SISTER MIRIAM CLARE ROESLER, O.S.F. Ph.D. Associate Professor English av Va H. n- up fl' D - , J. gif! -,A .l . jj? U' ' .U , wwf ' Q4 igft ' ...fr-4- 1L.'f'f'fi . H. n lg ,a . !-nf 1555+ ,gl ,. Vyflff , 1. ,., ,gi 4 .5 . 1 . . 4.4, , ' S'5Qg',U ' - '24 ' s - 'U' ' lf 6- ...Y ff?-!f3,,,:.: Y- . 'A s l 'ix . rw 213' .. m p f' 3.11, 41- Ag . :-Q-1,42 ' .,-iff. 0 ' s 'Qkf v w' J' Q r L,+5,K 4 ':f4.JPL,-Q ', '1 -ag Q f:f .rr ' hr- v ' .ft M7'l1 'Vf-' -mg 61539 A fits. K, ir V I k . x':f.1p1s, ' ' mlb, b EO ' o: b 1 ,aw - 1 ,R 2 - Q. F 'x'n QXQ '- ,', 1 ,,.5'.'X -' lxg '9' x.l,1i ' , 4l:ri'ig.slL' tall . T, gi A1 :rf qs 'for-A -:if-J? asf .ll Q' C - 1-I fwfr ' Jgsv , .'.i':N1't.' ,SJ if a f S' il fl 71 57 :?Jf. q 'B 'M F of 'wi if o UP so 'iiiwg 4 Qt slab 10 - '.', ,,-'L q ,,.gJ',2,z,,f,, ,J ' 2Q'.n:'Y2.l1:a fkjgjrfk . fx , 1-J-T fb Lg . fi-'2'l'SJL3l5:qlz5DE 91 ff-BP:-sw .J JOHN E, SEMMENS, Ph,D. MARY FRANCES JESKE, MA. Assoclarf- Professor Assooiato Professor English EogliSh I l Q1 I 4 A' , SISTER MARG GRACE LINEHAN, A.M.I., A.B. Assistant Professor English ROBERT B. HEXTYOQD. MA. Asismnt Prufvsur English 167 . IMI i ' ' ' ,..,.,.. ,., N..-.pf ... -. . v- - ,, . .,.,.... ,, ,, J. ..,.- .....,.. ......... I ',',,,,,,,,,,,A,, . , ...n --.- - ' ' ....,. vnu- .. A . . ' .-iv.: ...vi L' -L.-1-.f ' ' U ..-.. sm-..,.,-..n1 , ,.,, ., . .f,.,.w-., -V... nn.--was-u - ...-.,-11. . L..--sq. ,. . . .,,...-A , ....f.,-qw - - nd 'Mg u--un'-aa who-.u .-...1-aff-.--.J . -. , p.. . , M-.Z ..-Y rv-rv--5' ...mn -w-www-. -- .vu . 7rZS .....6!i V,. .SBP 5' f,..,--..., .-.4-.Jl.h,,': . ' FPQWYGYKF 'l!ff' , -' ' .A '1 '! 5qfA.I,,.:, V' ,, , ,g- A . -. ' .,' .. ',. T . - l ,, : 1 4 V R . . EP 5 ,. .A- Y , - 'QP . 'ff' 'X . ' -- , Ai 'rxi ., fs , n 'I 'D it ' W, .h i N ' A . by Qrrf 5. X s . 'gs TQ.. ' J- -lwkfn L 'film' -R ' hm.. 'N ' -me v 1 A - N w. 7 ,Z la 'H' x - '.g N ' R 13- nz -.. H-'v7 i4x ' ROBERT J. ROXBY, M.S. Arling Department Head Language ' 'm:g',,,, ,,,x Q Er I 1 4 xx k , 'LSL REV. PAUL B. KIRCHEN, M.A. Professor Language ur' j' SISTER MARY GRACE LINEHAN, A.M.I.. A.B. Assistant Professor Language ARNOLD DaVlGO, M.A. Assistant Professor Language SISTER MARY JOSEPH BRECH. A.M,I., A,B. Assistant Professor Language 5 HQ CARY E. HOOVESTAL. M.A. REV. HUMPHREY J. COLRTNEY. Ph.D. Instructor Pmfesor Language Language 9 'WT' I 'EBF' REV. FRANCIS J. WIEGENSTEIN, M.A. Department Head Philosophy REV. CORNELIUS J. KELLY, Ph.D. Associate Professor Philosophy RICHARD T. LAMBERT. Ph.D. Instructor Philosophy REV. MR. MICHAEL B. DICK, S.T.L Instructor Philosophy SISTER SUZANNE KEILY, Ph.D. Associate Professor History and Humanities fy 'mv :fo- lf REV. JAMES J. HAMILTON N A Instrurtur Humanitif ,Nb , if D 7 WHL C A 1 I L P ii D 5 K 'S ----:::... ' ---,...'.:.'. -......- 5' ,.-:- ..... WWW! ,-gu19 , in . J 1 CHARLES W. HUBER. M.A. Associate Professor Communication Arts RONALD SAGER Band Director JOSEPH W. MUNZENRIDER, M.Mus., A.A.G.O. Assistant Professor of Music Music Departme-nt Head Q .I I v.. -...-f . T w? 41,72 I W? 3' I AQ' -. ,, 'F G-my Ps' f Ev is Y ' E -J f :ff ' fb W. I pil f. r si s viii -..,, I S s. 1 ,. 1 , HAROLD A. SMITH, B.S. Associate Professor Communication Arts I7 . H.. P , ,ffff ig' . uv- b Awww' Nm EW 6 I F K it if :vi ' ' 4 1 . i .M V A 1 . 1..:6:'sA 4' Q ,s- ri ' 'Y 'P I 52, 25 -, f- ev- -i..,, if sam. sy, 2,6 4 . N, n rifgypirtiaf t .,, w1:i'59b ,p ef , mme, . 'ki 5 Q 0532 Q +G, j SISTER ANNE JEFFORDS, S.C.L. Instructor, Theology Q , 1 J CECILIA GROSE, B.A. Lecturer, Music Al REV. MR. MICHAEL B. DICK, S.T.L. Instructor Theology al' Mgf'-of REV. C. EDWARD ROBINS, S.T.L. Instructor Theology t REV. JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN. M.A. Associate Professor Theology REV. J. EUGENE PEOPLES Ph.D. Assistant Professor Theology L REV. JAMES J. HAMILTON NIA. Instruf'-tor Theology REV. ROBERT .l. NRCARTHY Ph.D. IX-p.trtrnt-nl Html Tlwol--at 4 ivi ion of atural Sc1ence Striving to keep pace with the ever expanding fields of biology. chemistry. mathematics, physics, and engineering, the Division of Natural Sciences maintains its noted excellence with a superb fac- ulty guided by department head Dr. James Manion. Whether the Carroll student selects a general course for a more broad liberal arts background or a pre-professional field in the sciences, his needs can always be met by the fine programs offered by the divi- sion. 1970-71 welcomed Mr. Vincent Palese to the faculty whose knowledge of microbiology aided the department of biology in this fast growing field. The Pre-Med Department was rated 3rd finest in the nation this year when compared to other colleges in the nation. This evaluation was based on how many graduates of each school were accepted into medical school and their success once they have begun their rigorous courses of study. Whether the pro- gram be mathematics or 3-2 engineering, 1971-72 proved to be another successful and growing year in Carroll's sciences. v'f 'i JAMES J. MANION, Ph.D. Division Chairman JEAN E. SMITH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Biology I x l K Q -1 - VINCENT J. PALESE. JR Ph.D. Assistant Professor Biology f l is jf ang., r 4 1 'z 1 ' GUIDO M. BUCNI, MS, Acting Department Head Chemistry WALTER A. JANKOWSKI, Ph.D. Instructor X -. . :Glu-ytx ,' Q2 4+ wsa. X N Q it A X at Chemistry I -.rx cf-17 ' 0--Sw X Al I SISTER ANNE L. BOUFF.-XRD. R.R..-X. Associate Professor Program Director - Medical Record Administr-.ation i N lucy' JITL4 ' A 1 MARIE M. VANISKO. M,A. Assistant Professor Mathematics f ' ' '-sf----uuggp. ALFRED J. MURRAY, M,A. Department Head Mathematics REV. JOHN F. REDMAN. M.S. Associate Professor Mathematics MR. LEVESQUE. M.A. 76 Instructor, Mathematics -A.---no-.Q---4 JAMES J. TRUDNOWSKI. M.A Assistant Professor Mathematics E s' . A . 'ug x- ,if 1+ e ' 't 1 - at . 0 - n ' . - 1 g.- f' 185 N1 E 2 hi Ll- g 2... ,lfmi-if - 1.,,,Q ---1 ' 1... N y l i ' xl L NOEL E. BOWMAN, M.S. Assistant Professor Physics KENNETH J. ROGERS. MA. Assistant Prof:-sur Physics S ivision of Social Sciences Stressing the importance of the individual in an impersonal world, the Division of Social Sciences prepares Carroll students in the rigorous fields of business, education, sociology, and social work. In its qualitative analysis of society, past and present, the strong historical background prepares in depth the individual stu- dent for careers in education and the business world. CHARLES E. MANDEVILLE, BS., C.P.A. Assistant Professor Business DANIEL J. CHAPPLE, M.B.A. Instructor Economics , 551' - ii 221 Q' 141, ,haf C is .-z:s.5: - 3' ... A. ..,?:1' -fi., s.v:t,2'?6 Qf':-fs ' , 2'f,:,5ff1p5:,W' x.:.., ,I,,. esfiswififi-fv.f V,:1Ac?,g,Qg,,fju...3', - I yiffi-'g,-Lg'5:l3gff ,g f .1 12255 fri fn'-f 4 l ' '.f ii5i ll2'1fl-ii 3 .471 fE 55'v ' '-1.7. A Pliitrg at J ,,z EUGENE C. FRANKS, M.S. Instructor . Economics 1 11' ERNEST W. BACON. J.D. Department Head Business , N 1, f 5 5 f H' ,, x 4 i 1 3 JOHN R. DOWNS. M.Ed. lnstrurtur Educ-ation 51 2 35 - i . S Q . .9 :, LARRY LESTER CARROLL. MR. 55.1. Q Instructor - HJMM Education ALLEN L. POPE, Ed.D. Department Head Education Q.. 1 Jin-, a 1 ' MR. BLOCK. M.A. Instructor. Education X 1, 179 ..-.--.maui REV. WILLIAM J. GREYTAK, Ph.D. Associate Professor History Q. N JAMES R. GROSS, M.A. Associate Professor History WILLIAM LOUIS LANG. M.A Associate Professor History SISTER SUZANNE KELLY, Ph.D. .Associate Professor History Q M . 1 .' .: gf.:-., -uf.-eq... - vag-uqpww-.gnu ,i it -..-.. THOMAS J. KELLY, AB. WILLIAM RACICOT, MA. DC a m t Head Assistant Professor, Physical Education Physical Education SANDRA C. WILLIAMSON, M.S. Instructor Physical Education TIMOTHY M. DENNISON, lVI.Ed. ROBERT PETRINO. NIA. Instructor, Physical Education Instructor. Pliysi-'.xl Etlinniizt- S r 5? I -NX-AS as .sd- -s.:: -4 fm qt .' ,1 s as A Am 'A M llllllllllf RICHARD L, REESE. M.A., Ph.D. Instructor Political Science I , DENNIS WEIDMAN, M.A. Instructor Political Science 'fai' 'V I ' JOHN E. WARD, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Psychology JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Ph.D Assistant Professor Psychology K :li I fi ,, , , lf? fs Zihfffxfl Haan I!- REV THOMAS M ODONNELL Ph.D Department Head Sociology V. EDWARD BATES, M.S.W. Associate Professor Social Work RAYMOND P. LINDER, M.A. Instructor Sociology 1 'N X 4 , ,.,.,rf.f gtg ' X. ,QQ t yr, iw it z' all REV. JAMES C. MCCARTHY, MA. Instructor Sociology W DMI I TRATI E T X' xf. CI-IERI BAUMGARDNER Secretary to Academic Dean Dlrector Placement LOIS BROTHER U. VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN Data Processing Supervisor , ., V , .4 -' V 1. 4. Iggy? V E , v,g 1 I K 'f Qf95.f- 1 d,.,,,,,,,,,,,-n-1-vw ...H I.,.m.4-av 'fi' A md 5 4,' A 431-I. VL- ,. NINA CONNELLY CHSIW GERALDINE 5. COTE Secretary Mi. 4.4 , wif LAURA DISNEY Business Office L I-su CHRISTINE DOMINICK Financial Aid Sec re-tary ffl' ,Q ,lm ,pv- Ng! LAROLE FREEMAN MARGARET FOLEY .'xlIIIlIS5I0l'lS Secretary .IO ANNE ESCHLER Secretary to the President Secretary -si. 185 'nb' wi .4,. A fe' il f- Q tiff'-l l gglT9,.y MARLENE GILLIAM Secretary 5. .5 Q JEANNE CILLIE Registrar K BUD IWEN Information Director ARTHUR R. HUNTHAUSEN Financial Aid Director Q 'Il RL CLARA HAFFEY Bookstore Manager MARYRUTH HODGES Secretarial Pool 186 R ' il 1 i vg l f' V-N , - l gf ' ' , ' , Xrli-'ggtrflll I 2 E ,vw In jj- F JOHN G. LAURICH Accountant . lxvgyu' .- - 1' JoHN J. MALONEY M- .fr . ,. 5. Nu- l if ,A u -1 Admissions Counselor 5 4 'wosq WJ, I LOUISE MCGOWAN, R.N. JUQY ELSO College Nurse 1 ,, 42 - L' N A L V. ,J K., . .,. VA Y: xp 1- 1'-.nz ..-, X v Qbz,-hun-XX .' If .f '-'-tx -M, Zn..-..... 4'..v5..'.N Af ELLEN T. RYAN Secretary RUSSELL J. 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Jenny 102 Bell, Kent 98, 140 Beneventi, Tom 102 Berberet, Steve 102, 154 Berg, Robert 102 Bergren, Dale 97 Bison, Cathy 102 Bison, Shelley 96 Blackford, Allen 98 Blackman, Ray 139 Blinn, Marne 96 Blinn, Martha 98, 124, 138 Blinn, Mollie Anna 79 Blodnick, Patty 103 Bludworth, Connie 98, 152 Boghos, Ray 103 Bold, Harry 103 Bowlds, E. J. 102, 103 Bowlds, Mark 96 Boyd, Cathy 95, 96 Boyd, Pat 103 Brayko, Craig 98 Brennan, Pat 103 Brennan, Michael 102. 154 Brooke, Dan 103 Brooke, Marti 103 Brooke, Mary Margaret 80 Brown, Barb 124, 142 Brown, Daniel John 80 Brown, Lynette 98 Brown, Mike 151 Bruke. Bill 103 Burwell, Michelle 103 Byrd, Karen 103 Byrd, Patricia 108, 137 Byrne, Dovy 103 C Chaill, Patrick John 38. 80, 140, 14-2 Calvert, Tabitha 98 Campbell, Beth 96, 150, 154 Carter, Michael 103 Carter, Vernon 39, 146 Chambers, Nancy 99, 138 Chancy, Walter 103 Chapwaske, Jerry 99 Chvatal, Patricia 41, 80. 136, 137 Clancey, Martha 99, 138 Combo. Dan 96 Combo, Mary Ellen 96 Corcoran, Margaret 99. 138, 154 Coty, Randy 96 Couture, LuAnne 103 Coyle, Tim 103 Coyne, Tom 96 Culbertson, Martha 99. 137. 138, 150 Cure. Jerome 99 Currie, Scott 99 Curry. Jim 99 D Dahl, Mary 103, 153. 96 Dalton, Mike 95, 96 Daly, Irene 26, 99, 159, 153 Darlington, Holly 27, 99, 138, 144 Darragh, George 96 Darragh, Laurie 103 Darragh, Teri 99 Dean. Tim 103 Delehanty, Maureen 153 Dennehy, Bern 99 Dewing, Mike 103 Dewolf, David 4-0, 80, 151 DiLorenzo, Scott C. 80, 136, 140 Diphe, Juan Miguel 81 Dolan, Emmette 81 Dolan, Rick 103 Domke, Amy 103 Donohoe, Susan 103, 128 Dougherty, Pam 96, 128, 137 Dow, Jennifer 108. 149 Doyle, Judy 99. 149 Driscoll, Daniel 81, 141 Dubas, Mary Jane 81 Duchesneau, Fred 96 Dumas, Cathy 96, 147 Dupczyk, Joan 103 Dwyer, Jean 99 Dwyer, Katie 26 E Eckerman, Theresa 103 Egan, Michael 103 Egan, Niel 96 Egelund, Mary 81 Egging, Bob 103, 152 Egging, Dan 103 Egging, Ted 99, 14-1, 152 Ellis, Anita 81 Erving, Daniel K. 81 F Fallgren, Noelle 103, 146 Farrell, Paul 81, 140 Farren, Phyllis 81, 137 Faure, Bob 99, 139 Figueroa, Octavio 96 Finley, Mark 103 Finnerty, Karol 103 Fisher, Laurie 104, 124, 142, 153 Fisher, Susan 99 Fisher, Teresa 96 Fitzsimmons, Raymond J. 38, 82, 14.0 Fleming, Mary Pat 104 Flescl, Priscilla 96, 128 Floreen, Ernie 52, 99 Foote, John 96, 151, 154 Formanack, Greg 104, 151 Fortney, Ken 96, 141, 154 Foy, Mary Beth 99 Frazer, Ken 99, 140 Frei, Barb 99. 137, 138, 152 Frei, Debbie 104 Frei, Gary 99, 14-0, 141 Funk, Cecilia 99 Funk, Terri 104 G Galvin, Kim 104 Galzagorry, Liz 99 Gannon, Frank 104 Gardner, Margaret R. 82 Garfunkel, Anne K. 82 Gartner, Ambrey 99 Gartner, Phyllis 104 Garvey, Cecilia 96 Gaudin, Mike 104 Gauthier, Rose Marie 96. 147, 152 Gebhardt, Lynne 82 George, Thomas 82 Getz, Juaita 97 Giles, Sue 100 Gillhoover, Geri 100, 124 Ginal, Dave 100 Girolami, Stephanie T. 41, 82, 137, 1 154- Gonzalez, Roberta 104, 124 Grant, Brad 96 Grant, Henry 96 Gray, Michael Gedney 83 Grennan, Chris 52, 98, 143 Grennan, Michael 83 Grey, Pat 145 Griebel, Joe 104 Griffin, Janice F. 83 Grmoljez, Toni 100, 128, 138 Guiberson, Roger 83, 14-5 Gunstone, Rose Ann 83 Gustin, Steve 104 H Hagen, Jim 96 Haight, Mike 104 Haines, Connie 96 Halse, Pam 104 Hammond, Joseph Raymond 83 Hamper, Peter 96 Handwerk, Frank 104 Hanson, Chris 104- Harbac, Greg 104, 14-4 Harrington, Donna 104 47 Mangold, Ev 96, 150 Harris, Mary Ellen 104 Hartnett, Margie 104, 150, 151, 153 Hasquet, Kathy 104 Hattey, Greg 104 Heim. Kirk 96, 151 Henderson, Brandt 141, 151 Henning, Bill 100 Herak, Theresa 104 Hertz, Mike 104 Hettrick, Terry 83 Hickish, Gretchen 100, 138, 1 Hiller, Cecilia 83, 154 Hiller, Joe 100 Hintz, Danna 145 Holmhand, Bill 104 Horak, Michele 104 Huck, Linda A. 83 Huddleston. Bonnie 104 Huffer, Cathy 100 Hughes, Irene Clare 83, 154 Hunter, Wanda 104 Hunthausen, Tony 140, 142 Husky, Darrell 100 J Jaeger, Larry 105 Jahner, Bob 148 Jasinski, Len 105, 139 Jenko, Tom 142 Jennings, Greg 96 Jersey, Susie 105 Jessen, Sandy 105 Johnson, Laurie 105, 154 Johnson, Terry 141 Jones, Nancy 84 Jones, Patty 105 Jones, Steve 96 K Kafer, Ann 96 Kerscher, Linda 153 Kiem, Laurie 105 Kelly, Ed 139 Kelley, Kevin Raymond 84 Kemner, Timothy 105 Kennedy, Tim 143 Kerzman, Kathy 140, 144, 154 Kierig, Kris 96, 153 Kierig, Lee 105 Kily, Joe 100 Kirby, Jeff 105 Kirkness, Mike 96, 136, 141 Klinkhammer, Mike 154 Knaff, Joyce 105 Kochivar, Colleen 105, 128 Koehnke, Dee 105 Koep, Court 105 Krebs, Marilyn 96, 150 Krogstead, Laurel 105 Kronebusch, Theresa 84, 140 L Lahr, Chris 105 Lair, Harold T. 84 Lamey, Mary 105 Lange, Jan 96 Launer, Charlene Ann 38, 78, 1 Launer, Charles 100, 140 Lawrence, Charlie 152 Leary, Denny 100 LeCoure, Jacques 105 LeFave, Michele 100 Leger, David 105 Lipp, Jane A. 41, 85 Lopp, Pat 96 Lords, Diane 100 Lorengo, Pam 105 Lynch, Gary 96 Lyons, Duane 105, 154 M Maferus, John 100 Maizner, Michael D. 85, 150 Malee, Con 105, 142 Malee, Mary 85 Maloney, Diane 96 Maloy, Kathleen Lynn 38, 85 Maloy, Patty 105 37, 140 Mangan, Peggy 100, 128, 137, 138, 146 Manion, Sue 100, 138 Marantette, Joan 100, 153 Markey, John 102, 105 Maronick, Jane M. 85 Maronick, Mark 105 Matosich, Nan 105 Matosich, Tom 100 Matthys, Michelle 100, 151 Mauws, Marvin 105, 142 Mavencamp, Lynn 85 Mazner, Margaret 105 May, Bernadette 100 McCaffrey, Rosemary 105 McCarthy, Daniel Joseph 85 McCarthy, Jim 106 McCarthy, Joe 106 McCarthy, Maria 98, 100, 124, McCoy, Mary Jo 100, 152 McCutcheon, Pat 96 McDonnell, Debbie 152 McElligott, Joe 100 McErlane, Sue 100, 138, 149 McGee, Pat 97 McGhie, Robert 85 McGill, Judy 97 McGill, Paul 97 McGonigle, Ed 100 McGonigal, Mari Beth 27, 138 McGovern, Maureen 86 Mclnerny, Kathy 100 Mclnerney, Mike 100, 150 McIntyre, Mary Elizabeth 86 McJunkin, Sandy 106 McKenna, Peggy 106 McMahon, Suzanne 106 Meier, Linda 39. 78, 86. 151 Meier, Patty 106 Meuchel, Joyce 143 Mezger, Matt 106. 150 Michelich, Kathy 140. 144. 152 Miller, Carla 101 Miller, Chris 106 138, 153 Miller, Gerald 86 Miller, Roberta J. 86 Mitchell, Jim 143 Mitschke, Jennie 97 Moch, Michael 97 Moffatt, John 145 Mohatt, Wanda 101, 137 Molloy, Pal 106 Monahan, Richard Charles 86 Monahau, Bob 106 Moore, Steve 97 Moritz, Bob 97, 141, 147. 151 Mudd, Cathy 106 Mullen, Martie 106 Munson, Paulette Arlene 86 Murphy Dan 101, 139 Murphy Daniel James 86 Murphy. Jan 106 Murphy John 101 Murphy Mike 97 Murphy Paul 106 Murray, Mark 101 Myers, Kathy 153 N Neenan, Paul 105 Nega, Negussie 106 Nelson, Jennifer Ann 86 Nelson, Mary 106. 154 Nepil. Lorraine 128 Neuman, Mike 101. 154 Nicholson. Rosalyn 106. 153 Niedermeyer. Dennis 106 Niland, Mike 97 Nix, Pat 106 Nix. Robert J. 87. 154 Norman, Tim 97 Nugent, Lori 97 Nyberg, Dierdre 106 Nyland. Tom 106 O Oates, Stephen 106. 143 O'Connell, Molloy 136 O'Day, Marilyn 97 O'Dell, Terry 106. 1-13 0'Donnell. Maureen 97. 138 O'Gara. Danette 97 O'Malley. Pat 106. 143 O'Malley. Peggy 101. 137. 138. 14-6 O'Neil. Brain 106 0'Neil. Gregg 87 O'Neil. Jean Marie 106 O'Neil. Kathy 106 O'Neil. Kevin 97. 141. 151 0'Reilly. Rene 106 P Pahut. Larry 97 Pahut. Tom 100 Paisley. Janice Nlarie 87 Palmer. :Xngelika 97 Panvieh. Ray 98 Parker. Joan 106. 27. 124 Parker. Mary Ann 101. 137. 153 9 200 Parker, Keiley Arthur 87. 140. 150 Paul, George V. 40 Pederson, Dick 101 Pejko, Judy 106 Pelletier, Joe 97, 141 Pemberton, Peg 107 Perrier, Patricia 152 Peters, Allyson 107 Petersen, Bill 107. 142. 143 Peterson, Andrea 101. 143 Peterson, Jim 107, 139, 146 Perryman, Eugene Ray 78. 87 Petesch, Douglas Donald 41. 87 Phillips, Bernard Joseph 78, 87 Pino, Don 107 Pipinich, Joseph A. 87 Pluid, Linda R. 88 Pope, Doug 107 Proano, Fernando 107 Proxell. Leo 97, 141. 147, 154 Pudwill. 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