Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

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I 1 - ac, YI' 'if fs- , f -'L rv' , ,- ix 1 ' I' Q . ' 1 1 I 'Q' s . - N. . 1 .ffwy . , .I f Q ' K I. -- 4, f V- ,wi f K xf: 'Qi :nigh I V - if .4 W 1 '3','1 4 - '-.sI.V ul V' . 1 f , I , - M '- ' 1: VL .. 'fi' N. x- - ., M And Registration X il' 9 Ff!,gl4! N , 1, ' Q ii r F Q g 1 2 5 ' o Lv- 4 f .lg iff: Sli fo 1 ,,. V 'f I'm sure the congregation got the full meaning of the Epistle. Father Harrington's homily had a great meaning and message to the associated students and faculty. All in all the Mass was truly significant and gave great insight as to what to expect in the coming year here at Carroll College. f A J - 1 'fir' it. .a 1 fe, , tr -airs-vw . ig,? n P ' affine J-Q' s :ft 1' .puff 235216 xx 1 Our Queen Queen Patty and her '71 Queen Irene Daly and '72 Queen Patty McCarthy Pep Band with Bob Moritz on bottle wa ga ,ge 4 if if ef:-4-4' ' Win 0354.4 'A as ? 1 f f , Q flu, P - g. ' s 1 A s H 5 gnnnvwd- Q1 'F M f- -, .1 Hg-,gM,,..w1!'4 , ' ? , ,I G nf fulfil If-3' in u f if K L. uw' ...HID In I ...-.-l - mm? .'-.-',,,..,-- - N ' x ' ' x 4, ,J . g n 1 C li b A 1 -lfff, f:'4:'ifa5- . ,, ii -.,3, PF? f 556.4911-ht! '4 jxk' ' . . gg .. f, L - -p f-, , f iii-1153?-z-+115 'f ' i .211,'r,.' - 1 ,Sl nu 14: ,K Qi? ,,.,.-rv .I , :Y -,.. -' 'I , J , - 455 li., .kan 'Q rf' I, .. - sf ' W F' - - 4 -nn., '-- - .A .--,Av .4 .,-L.-, ,. gf 1-,,-w-, .' - -e - - - Q ! gf K EZ.,-1- 1 1 I 'H--n A 4' ww ,.nsv ,W .Q -vi! 'i iii? h LAY ' I Patq M cCarthy - '72-'73 Homecoming Queen - Butte, Montana - Freshman - Major - Elementary Education 1 U 4 rincesses 5 I 3 E i I I 5 s S 5 l J K I l Iwi A Fx WZ Q ' 35 ' if J Q di 9 A 6 f' 1 J x . J, R 33 W 3 J 'F 4 Q 0-3,5 g' 'rf 0 Y' f f ' , 3 4 if F A fer fir, ui Rennee Thompson - Junior - Med Records Sci. - Billings, Mont. Mary Jo McCarthy - Junior - El. Ed. - Butte, Mont P5 i r 1 1. ' ' n X X K JM Q, i . A K. I -Q K X No.5 We fins f',X'P Sue Giles - Junior - Special Ed - Bismarck. N, D, l 'K Bobbie Gonzalez B- Soph. - Social Work if Stevensville. Mont. YC- W Y f 4- ':f Z'-'fa,',g'?, Q Q? v 7 af .+f,S4,-12 Ol7'l6COWlll'lg li 1 5 , ' , E, ,,,, ,... in f-wr' f-dt U ,..... ff' M. - A-.. ,..:wv ,X pi' ,.,w,,m va, zflvffiffv 'M .. ' ...A fy Q, :iff Q WM A M, X . . , .. ,, 'l'417 ',. , ,ff-I' fa' ggz' . 3 I - -wggwf ' ,JC ,, - W A, -- 'A am . ,il .tw .Q v V fs. I 'fx' ' - n Y ,. fo -1 ug. , 1 Jn, .1- f-L: me , . 1 n 'ff ' Mk Fi' 'x .- '71' .K 1 w, , qlqegf . r 1 , ull' -. .K 1 ' H N -K7 9: - fn 'mai , of -' f H 9 x 4 X g .f ,fi , g. Z ' nv. ' ft ? .M f ,J at ' of , ., 9,,. I , 4 I 1 1 P f Nav 45 . .S 5 5 Queen Patty 1 02 I 1 f 4 , 5 gf , ' ,K ,,,,,,p-,, .W f A 'w4'W'w W' ' ' Lg . fr'f iilvfv -. 7 , 4- M Fw Q , 2 'li f JI' .V f' -N in .. w'f iggi., I I A- 1 9 Qu-'QU' I r ., ' Q fi -fsafff 4 X Q Q 'S g, A Af .M V A - ll' A .Q.n.A. :-4, ' ffigghf 'i-ff-.'.,fi' .li P A 'E .v 9 Q Cheerleaders S.O.B, Float 29 l 1 I l V' 1 ze, ' f , l my f - at 5 2,113 li if ali .I Y 3 W? yy- X 'f - x '6 '2' ', wif , --'U .3 r ,r , l . k 1, ity, , N p ,Q , Ps X9 , .vmibt a ffm ':' 25. be , ,w . i . '. 1, , 'Q' ' - Pep Band and Cheering Section 30 V 4. I., On October 21, Carroll College Homecoming Day 1972. The Saints were at home against the Orediggers from Mon- tana Tech. The Saints were out for vengeance and with every- one up for a win, before a jammed stadium, Carroll mowed Tech over with a I7-13 victory. A little Spirits from the back row kept the crowd includ- ing the alumni from the class of ,70 going to cheer the Saints on to victory. Chris Kager 99 36' .yy 4 my ,gi Q , . , warn-W--M-,w....,7 . .-. , Q . HQ 5- J? ,V . Q' - Q NP-'1..J q UE' A- , -3' 12 'J' TL 'M' l , Y x ., I H ,V ff- -12. V' . , XX? , .u 1 'll E if 5 - 4 mi M 1 I-av-'1 - Y ' ll .. -,. I. '- IV' 'S'- ,Fi -3' K , ., .XML r A' A , U ' , . R -Vr I X 5 Q A, .f....,...-will hr' x.'i -, ' A ' ', rf-- 31 auf f ' ' ' -'X ..---' I - . -sw.: Nw -- 4- - +1 .. - a 1- my 1. . R ,K A-V x .- - I x - K. , 31 Halloween Banquet and Dance X- A X f M lk 1 I 32 NSN? Duggan B0 3.: A , L 3 I If 'n S21 R2 gb NL Mb E X: oc-WN X , H '- ,a ,N ,r ff' 'if' w ,I- Q Ai ...I Zna' M czin 'S Christmas Party ag ' Winter Weekend gf !:':LL.Iffj u--- W.4 -Je '.----'.,-,,- w in ti-ii Sweetheart Dance V YVKL 'A i l H- A ' l fs A , ' ' ' . if !,:fi tsl: +,,, 1 if u,,,,,mu , t at ijilklww - , '35f5'g3.,k . , M, ,, ut, r 2 77 ,df vis? tf4:1.....: -I - 4 1 , ' ' K ' f-ai at 2 ' r.l lf , at H Aur, C jqqvvve 'Ah' P' ji ogg, ir, il QQ . , , 3 . , 1, K , X 5 1 2 'V H kqfyr ' A 4, ' M, V1 gs ' - - ' ' ., ' ,J 'L f 1 'H sl 1 . f I fQif ' 'l't-ffn',5i2'tt'?55J5QfiffH!Fh ig' -if i 1 t gi, is gl g t uu g gtt M , t ui W al ? 5 K g W' , ,. .. . .. -H: I ,, ff? , f efQwgemMeWm1,Mr 4 l1 '4 f -in 4. 3 Q 2 Upperclassmelfs Parents' Day Q I F Nigz. ieifzsfiffg. i -M wfb?5'2 '5Q YYWX aw ,. .,,, , , S q lo. V 17 D I ' if W5 ,,-.Q--V5 if H ' X 1 . 5. 1. 41-12 I 4 ,L .lan xx V A bg .1 i in t 4 1 Carroll Colleges annual Upper-classmen Parents' Day was Feb. 17. The days events included an afternoon basketball game between Western Mont. Col- lege and the Fighting Saints and a performance by the Car- rolleers at the traditional eve- ning banquet in the Carroll Commons. Bike Race pix: .Ui PM if -a. law, nl -.A K Q 4. . R, ww ,z . 3 M It -my f . 05,6 . wwggmf-rw 1 104 ' 'Tex . ,- G-,w-M , f ,, , 5:..,..,Lf +W- ! -5 ,wmv M S 1. afs CW K , f J x fy .' . f , I Q I 0 n'3 FQ U1 C .4-sv' ,1-' ,if cl ' 0 S.. '27 2 fig V, E.. if il I'- if 11 i iQ QI jo Y' 1' 1-' jvn Y Dan Regan If .,. ., M 2 , .r 'I .4 'rr' 4 . 1 ' 'I'-a'f'Hg .1 f,., Q, V 9 V ':,d:,iR3! it 1, 5' J. Y' agfg U' Ln A- 925. Kelly finally made it out for one Holden Morgan and pals who came all the way from Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City where they have heard of the famous ST. PAT'S DAY CELEBRA- l TION. , i f 2 I 1 BV! h W2 Ralph Oates keeping his part of the deal. Cathy Bisom, Joan Skuza and Cathy McCutcheon. ' ' ' 'f' . L 'fjmf -i' Ir ,-. J 1 W- V'-fn ,,, - Y -x ,,- - i X- in fb' U .gs 3? . 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Dan Xiurphy. 14th A nnual Smoker .QF-if L 4.--1 if' -1 ' ...i my --...., V f'b in mn Q '59 Ns BOXERS FOR THE SMOKER Larry Jaeger Walt Chancy Bill Hunthausen Steve Marks Ken Minor Ambrey Gartner Pat Riehl Rick Bach Jacques LeCoure John Doubek Mark Murray Joe Hammond, trainer Tom Pahut Mike Gillhammer Bob Applegate Mr. Hank Burgess Kevin Sullivan and other boxers not identified in picture or missing from picture. 'Fill Nq- fml. IRL. mx 5 snug I i 2 I r. ,S 'X Coach Hank Burgess A 'iff 'B .,.., ilk ,nf , ,nf ,X -1 E Kilo 1, Q 4 CS 3 J l uf J -R. 'ff Qs fi at ' ,.' .,.nv .N' ,.,,.n www' Aff' ,M- ' 4- fi jr 1 K1 . ,nw , ,.,-' The Junior Class with a helping hand from the Seniors put on a very success- ful and well-attended Smoker. On March 23, with the diligent effort of Maria McCarthy, Judy Doyle, Sue Giles, Martha Culbertson, Mark Mur- ray, Gary Stoick, Maggie Swenson, Kelly Conrad and the whole Junior Class, all went well and 13 fights went as scheduled. Boxers from Helena, Anaconda, Missoula, Lewistown and Gonzaga University participated. A thank you is also due to Dink Dal- ton, Bill Fleiner, and Duane Supemeau who scheduled and participated in a contest at the Black Sands restaurant to see who could eat a 64 oz. steak, all to kick off a week of publicity making. fthe lL College Swat NVQ? uf 'xi if X ig X -,Bm Wnxx Senior Class President, Dink Dalton at the Black Sands restaurant. Bill Fleiner at the Black Sands restaurant. pi 1 47 7 L . ix 4,-f ' I' -H 4f '.'f ' fi il-. 75, -v---WW H ' K X big --f -----x ..'ulI.'L'mfik.kbx Toni Grmoljez, Dan Rambo O :h - 54: Y 1 I fa' 1 ! fr 'i if Kevin Sullivan, John Doubek 'LM Ambrey Gartner .1 'L' Joe Hammond Hank Burgess V f .J yrfff Q 3 ' I 44' MBL-, Nia, 2-.uv sm, I .P x ,L 1 nn A-,H J' L I , Mia... Web m I twin' 55 zf f- a I ' , TNI I N I . , Q-V, X fl Q4 pa-.-.4 I if 'wi Mark Neuer Mike Gaudin Mark Tokarczy k Steve Marks 'WQQU . 1, ef. .al J? til 6 NX' X Bill Beaulieu, Doug Szot, Bill Fleiner, Spook Stang, members of the spirited class of l973. a , 'Y I 5 iff -., r 3 l W 5' During half-time Chris Perry and Mohammed demonstrated the self-defense art of Karate. Walt Chancy ' Q1 QRXXK X FP N Larry Jaeger 4 51 The 1973 Carroll Smoker was dedicated to J. Porter for all his time, effort and dedication put in for the school. Here he is talking to Gene F ullmer, the guest referee. S enzar-Faculgf Basketball Game QQ' 'X x .lax . 5? 54 V 5 fl i The Senior-Faculty basketball game was a well played. and hard fought contest. As usual. the faculty complained of sore muscles the next morning. whereas the seniors were nursing hnngovers. Care Snow Trgv 'wfq v Q V41-KE 'iw e-,. 1 ,im . W: A LJ em.- 'Ml f- 44:10 dstidii-i -1, V A G l -nv .X JM A ,, ..f , 5 '1- .4 '- . A: .Q 'X 'Q , ' 5 s . 1 . . A a s 6, fa S , x ,4 'l Q . if - 5 ' 1- 'Z . ,yi-J N fa i?l1419l w ifi'- 'F ui: 5? ,gun- 'Fi L. 1 A .auf , M.- A 22.4 'fi' g.?'1,T 54 :Ig 4 D ffhbfif 'S , Q Sw--. JC.. 74 Student Body ffcers Incoming' RICK HOVER - President TERRY O'DELL - Soc. Vice-President E. J. BOWLDS - Vice-President MARGARET SWENSON - Secretary MIKE WALCHUK - Treasurer Outgoing' DON ST. PETER - President CHRIS GRENNAN - Soc. Vice-President MIKE SHIELDS - Vice-President SHARON ROBINSON - Secretary ERNIE FLOREEN - Treasurer l 7 --aar- l Q3 .Qhnx hx I A -fm, l 2 1 i Blood Drawing Giving blood was never my idea of having fun. but this year. April 12 and two other dates earlier students gave pints of life to help others. At least sandwiches and punch were served to those who participated. but even that didn't lessen the initial pain of having an inch-long needle stuck half- way up your arm. 'NX-at Fifth Mairfs S Wie Show .zu I A, N.-si L. Jim Steiner - Boy Wonder Art Sweeten - Sweety Bob Cure - Doc Peter Lee - M.P.B. Brandt Henderson - Uncle Brandt Bob Moritz - Uncle Bob Mark Neiter - Marcus Primus Chris Johnson - The Wizard Chuck Uggetti - Father Jet's Dave Varacalle - Dago Frizz Mike Jones - Mic John Kane - Arc Bishop Mike Wachowski - The North Pole Tom Kellar - Killer Matt Weeks - Flat Matt Bob Barraugh - Bena Von Robert Bob McCarthy - Big Mac In the year of the rat king, Marcus Primus took possession, by force, of the territory of Fifth Main. This is a hallowed land closer to heaven but also giving its members a running start, down. Not unlike any other society there was a revo- lution headed by S.V.N.A., fStudents for Violent Non-Actionj with revolutionary leaders as: The Arc, Bishop, The North Pole, Killertites, Mic, The Wizard, Dago Frizz, The Baron, Boy Wonder, Sweety, Doc, Father Jet's, Mac, Flat Matt and a Partridge in a pear tree, all teaming up against the loyalists Uncle Bob, Uncle Brandt, and King Marcus Primus. Out ofthe revolution came our credo - If the violence is to continue, our cead must be spread, and in what- ever comfort we may find, no matter ill or legitimate, our Brainchild, our revolution shall be perpetuated, S.V.N.A. shall prevail. Hallowed be Fifth Main, Marcus Primus 1 PHI!! AW This year the AWS Fashion Show was held in the bottom of Guad, the Recreation Room. Clothes and the M.C. were provided by Hennesseys. The outstanding women of the Senior Class received awards. They were: Maureen McDonnell, Jane Turner and Jeanne Whelen. Sgfle Show fa ffl, 9 a 5, X.. ig' I 1, c.. ff Rl tg, 4.?,r'., 0, lj 1 -' 'l 'i'k.aw 1 34 X .l , . - -A . f A ,',Xr - is 3, ch. D Nik' --gt., 5- - .. Lf'- 'oil' 'Q fe 'O K -' ' D'-' .IW '.- - ' . '. Q55 -- . .--': 'i,-rv f Ox . D. 1 , H , ., , .. K, 'A 1,,.',',1'Q4fA 'Giff- , ., if-,..,,9af at a -, Nm-.,.. ,P N. 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Hopefully this will he an annual event. J unior-S enior Banquet ' BTP!! Aw., WR-Fi 7 V - W, , 3 N .-. 'L' AIIE I ,x' . h f I Q. ' , -H A a f fu ' . I p i 7415 -1 'Q Nix -V ' , N, . , . Y Xgx '- .V 1 'Q R if .4-six f f1,:a'7?f? A1'f ' 5 Q' Bal .- , lift ' Y , , f r l ral' 'Go-, R 4 X14 ALL STAR ATTENDANCE Front Row L to R: Allen Blackford, Mark Murray, Bob Applegate. Back Row: Mlke Chol Tom Jenko I Gary Dunn, Bern Dennehy, JayVogelsar1g. I 'ff N C - ,f s , l .V L' I ,,f ' A ig -Q 'r..4' 4 p.f,,'J w XVXPAH X r ', , I gi. , ' . A ' ff ' ' ' ,W I, ,, 31 ia I l 'l J 1 Ui Q A 1 Pele Giono gave the eulogy. SENIORS: Tom Coyne, Don Walchuk and Mike Kirkness 4? F l t v V1 .f 1 ' tml Dirty Dick Roberts and Kevin The Man Keefe taking in the beautiful scenery. Who was to know that the Silver Spur could host such a good time for Carroll students. More Seniors attended this banquet than any of the years before. The band held up their part and kept the crowd bop- ping till all hours. Maria McCarthy put a lot of time and effort into this and we thank her. If you don't remember what kind of time you had, ask Mark Murrayg he could tell you. 12 H Jim McCall, Irene Daly, Char Marcon, Kevin Sullivan, and Gubba Fitzpatrick. Spring F ormal ,M,,m' A Y OUR '73 CAMPUS QUEEN: WANDA HUNTER, SOPHOMORE, DENTON, MONT. Princesses 1 Q. Q f 7 'Q 'Z 4.7, 1 5 W f , ...W ' I Karen Cyr Teresa Eckermann Patricia Jones Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Anchorage, Alaska Philadelphia, Pa. Billings. Mont. E X1 C3 'I' 'iff 'C l Lf 1 Susan McIntyre Cheryl Steiner Diana Walker Freshman Sophomore Freshman Billie, MODE- Billings. Mont. Townsend. Mont. L Back Row, L toR N Spika B May S Egging P Gorder Front Row L toR M Swenson A Gartner D Murphy, K. Mihelich Jenny Dow, who without her dedicated help and patience this YEARBOOK would never have gotten out let alone printed. . if 3 I f 11: f . 1 Q! N P ' +5 .Nm H r . w, ' ' A. ,. 9 v x ll , X if I 1 i Terry O Dell Balrd 0 I I ll Ill ' xl Q IC lit 4 ,,, 1 f' Andrea Peterson and date. .r' H' I I 1 K ' I Queen Wanda's reactions after the crowning. Bob Wallace and Princess Karen Cyr I i . -,W Ev 4 1- f A ,, r Ne- 1 Ralph Oates, Renee Roullier, Georgia Toy, John Beatty, Chris Eckroth awaiting the announcement of the queen ' 1 no - f fir 1 Debbie Thomas and Bern Dennehy enjoying the lighter things of life. Baccalaureate .Q - p ! A ' 1' , A . ' , gg aa . 4 . ' P , fw : tal WF 1 I I K I 4 I u I a ana' Graduation . L 1' 4 ali i I H 4 a F' I U1 rf J4 ray, I hs X in Q XY 1 Qffi' fDf !'C-9-147 .,. P e 5,61 iq W '--,Q A37 f A 5 4. -1.. llfg N ' ff.. -fu.. NLJ ' Q A41 '4- gs at Ji 3 . if Ei ,444 .... -' iL Graduating from Carroll un- doubtedly means different things to different people. Some see it as a time for extremejubilation. . .and why not? It's their privilege. Having finished four Qbut usually morel years' study. at the school. aspiring for a B..-X.. or B.S. in their chosen field of study. they are now ready to face the real world. so full of money andjobs. Right? Walsh Lectures Series r4 Vf Michael Harrington Q 'if WR in 5 . 'Q , g 4 3 S Sen. Strom Thurmond 'Nl C' O as C 1' 'Z K 1 , ,w 3 A q fy Al though four speakers are the usual number for the Walsh Lecture Series, three showed this year with Jack Anderson not being able to keep his engage- ment to appear. The three distinguished men that did appear were Michael Harrington, Rosie Greer, bodyguard to the late Robert Kennedyg and Strom Thurmond, senator from North Carolina. Strom Thurmond is noted for his history-making predictions and achieve- ments, his independence, adherence to Constitutional principles, economy in the government and his strong support of military preparedness. X '?S ' Rosie Greer l1lti'v,. ittle Theater C0. Per orms. . . gf' la s. -1 ..J,' I I 2 ' j I ' I ww-, u -A' Q , 4-ng, , ' -. 5' , uf' 5 THE DRUNKARD' w ,,,5,aNw'f-,N f L? 4 fx 'STAR-SPANGLED GIRL -'v' , Ma'- ' u '36 i M ini -Concerts '4 iv 1 . off gf A Q , g A , E if 4 'Q , - 'is I , ' 4 I .J 1 : sg . ' Fi 3 2' 1 . I-f . Doug Pope, Mike Brennan, and Joe Sullivan V f 'J g I ff ' a D A N A ! . N, ' fu 5 ls 0 fi Q ,X E. ' Y ' I ' 1: I ,.- lx- -3 :fic 'S ,, an s 5 ' ' A'7i553'f1i-be 5 I- ,fly aw JVVQI' ' J, S' -5-'ee' ' on e 'f Q:-.QD - - ' 1 W V Q 'f ' in ,fe in 'H 1 . ,Vein -'- ' ' 'Y ,. J ', Wu 'aa rf , U ,. E Q 9-:fi 5 5 J if Witzn, A !,iuF:g .1 . 1' H' gi T. ,.- X, 4 K 72 ' 5 Q? 2' Lf . ZS. I m'l 3 e . n n wg EP 'ai . -. ' , 5 .Q A -ffffj ' . -f ' 1 Q- 'Q . . ' f 1 ' L ' 5, 2 2 ' 1 x S . l -'ll Steve Oreskovich Megan McDonough, a new folk singer appeared Sept. 8 as part of orientation. 'T ' .5 ' 1 .. 4, 1 , , , wif, 0 , ...,. Q I 0 DY? 4 Q A 1 , 4Mx..fi, , .V -, ay. ' ..4, - ,:, -2 I -gags, , K. QQ! ,Jin - ' V. 31-rwiff -- A133 V 4' fi ,, V v y s 4 1 X Saga Crew Mike Walchuk, Steve Radakovich, Dale 'ig' W-tg nts-M s N v if 'MK N Q I D f L. Did you ever have one of those days when you need a little something to keep you going? Diane Shamley First New welcoming committee. 4 'I ,no- lst NEW FIRE CREW l. Sandy Jessen 2. Debbie Thomas 3. Teri Scharf 4. Bobbie Gonzalez 5. Debbie Frei 6. Dianne Anderson 7. Joyce Knaff xvn Sq' 'K' ' -Q 'W' 3 :YJ Rf ,bc 3 A! Carol Eckermann Nanette F ochs 1 I ln! li e f 4 -1 fi, 2 V xx I' Y' D V ,f ' x 3 32, V' W 'A , . f 0.. ,Q X . iv he ' 'hu ' -, 4, . I!! V 4 , 3 A lot of time and energy went into these bookends. 1 xi af 'Z ies V QJ - 1 K . 'ixwlf .X h i 3 I ' -4S T:'j'g F Sheila O'Halloran doing her part to keep the germs down. ,. , 4 Uv ...-, Q1 ' ini F., ,, 1 1 .aifgk C A ' 1 1 Pl' ... ' W , I CRL P y -7 'S M '--M - ' 'f:..,A 'Y ,,,,,.X., fwf Q 4- ...sux g....1.A 7 W, 1 W Ill! -as l- ...1,.-. A- L. fl.- L ,..- -1-,,.,. , . 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In an F' Q ,, KW-1 X223 ALL CONFERENCE TEAM: Harold Anderson, Robert Anderson, Robert Applegate, Armondo Barragan, Raymond Boghos, Dick Canty, Walter Chancy, Phil Chapman, Tim Coyle, Dan English, Ken Flajole, Mike Gillhammer, Bert Glueckert, Greg Hat- ley, Jim Kelly, Dave McDonald, Mike Malloch, Tom Matosich, Rich McElmurry, Fred Merrick. ba!! 'F iii., ,, K X J Ps S ' B l.-'x wavy 0 , -1' W ,ri ff: 'U' O if is-6 A 0 -f 9? Ken Minor, Rod Moore, Tim Murphy, Ralph Oates, Bob Ouren, Mike Phillips, Pat Racicot. Tim Racicot. Dan Rambo. Ed Rob- inson, Pat Schulte, John Silva, Loren Spurgeon, Joe Sullivan, Doug Szot, Randy Triplett. Bill Triplett. Jim Von Doehern. Cal Harshman. COACHES: Tom Kelly, Bob Petrino, Gary I-Ioovestal, John Maloney. The Saints started off the season poorly. Carroll's first setback came at the hands of powerful Minot State of North Dakota by the score of 31-14. Next week the Saints travelled to Rexburg, Idaho where they were beaten in a close game by Ricks College 13- 6. At this point things looked dim for Carroll. They had lost their first two games and the following week they had to open the Frontier Conference season against the Eastem Montana Yellowjackets in Helena. The Carroll defense shined. They picked off two Eastern passes and recovered two fumbles limiting the Yellowjackets to 120 total yards and one touchdown. The final score: Carroll 27 Eastern Montana 6. -1 X D :JN me t ...f-ie.-1-., fi.'Ps.:f:':fBig pe' -- if I The following week the team travelled to Billings only to be upset by Rocky Mountain College l7-7. Despite two Saint fumble recoveries, the offense was unable to produce more than 7 points. Carroll's record now stood at l-3. What had looked like a cham- pionship year, now appeared very dismal. The only plus up to now was the running of fullback Dan Rambo, who in the Carroll victory over Eastern rushed for over 200 yards. At a time when all had given up hope for the success of the Saints, the team outplayed Dickinson State of North Dakota. They won 27-7 in North Dakota. The Carroll defense forced Dickinson into 5 fumbles and two interceptions for a total of seven turn- overs. The offense provided four touchdowns and the Saints looked like a completely rejuvenated outfit. Their record now stood at l-l in conference play. The Saints now had to win their next two games to remain in contention. Q1-S 'Q 4 ' 1. Q - 4. ,r ,. ' if 'F 1' ' ' ' Z A, 's I7 jig' T -.rg l it A 1. -3, , lg, if ', H . ' x -b ' . q Il .V E. . 'F ii' Jr. - 7 li -61' 9A f 9 5-. 1 f a ff, A , J f I .4-mf agar 5 K , K e-4 5, 1 , ' . .ff i F ff .Q . 4 October 21, Carroll College Homecoming day 1972. The Saints were at home against the Orediggers from Montana Tech. This was a must game for Carroll. Last year they had lost a heartbreaker to Tech in Butte by the score of 10-7. The Saints were out for vengeance. Also the past few homecoming games for Carroll had been winless. The coaches were up, the team was up. and the students were up. Before a packed stadium the Saints completely outclassed Tech. They rolled up a 17-I3 victory. The Carroll defense again sparkled. They forced Tech into three fumbles and limited them to a total of ll4 yards. The offense behind the powerful running and passing of Rod Moore was overpowering. Vengeance had been achieved. ., Al ' . S 1 11 0'-QQ - X, Y s i i L.. X ill X. ' 'XXX 'x..- ix' 'CA 4 l' il , 1' w , 9 -ff . -.A Q f 91 ,Q-A Now Carroll was at 2-l in Conference action. They had won their two previous games and now were on their way to Dillon to face the Western Montana Bulldogs. Again it was no contest as the Saints behind Rod Moore and Jim Von Doehren walloped the Bulldogs 30- 13. The defense intercepted two passes and recovered two fumbles in a superbly played game. Comeback!! The Saints had done it. After a disappointing start, they had won 4 out of the last 5 games and clinched the Con- ference Championship. Coach Petrino and his team had proven themselves. During the season Dan Rambo rushed for 537 yards and Rod Moore rushed for 392 yards. Jim Von Doehren led the team in passing yardage with 194 yards. In receiving it was Walter Chaney with 12 receptions for 180 yards. Pretty impressive statistics! On defense Randy Triplett led all with 26 unassisted tackles, 80 assisted tackles, 4 fumble recover- ies and most impressive, he dumped the quarterback 9 times. Q '3 ' 'Qu Mr N gs? g ' -w 'N Before the season started, Coach Bob Petrino promised a winning season at Carroll. Not only did he achieve this. but also the Carroll College Fighting Saints captured the Frontier Conference Crown. Coach Petrino was awarded at the seasons close being named Frontier Conference Coach of the Year. What more can we say. except. Goodjob Coach and Staff. by J. Q an-9' 0'1 NJ' Carroll was further recognized when in November the 1972 Frontier Conference All Conference Team was announced and Carroll found no less than 13 members from their team included in it. They were: First Team - Defense Second Team - Defense Randy Triplett - Lineman Dick Canty - Lineman Tim Racicot - Linebacker Jim Kelly - Linebacker Rich McElmurry - Secondary Bob Applegate - Secondary First Team - Offense Second Team - Offense Armando Barragan - Guard Ed Robinson - Tackle Bert Crlueckert - Tackle Fred Merrick - Wide Receiver Dan Rambo - Running Back Rod Moore - Quarterback Walter Chancy - Wide Receiver What can we say except, Congratulations team, good job, and con- tinued success! , V my .' an . A ,F 'U O it EL 4 S ll ..V-y - A1 As far as national recognition is concerned, Carroll was ranked in 4 categories by the NAIA fNational Association of Intercol legrate Athleticsj: if Ranked Plays 22 418 if Ranked Rushes 8 334 4' Ranked Plays 14 337 -73? Ranked 3 . Q' , I X vs' x 5 y f ,vi s 3 A 1 A 4 Q X wir Average ffgamej 355.7 Average ffgamej 269.0 Average ffgamej 177.3 A verage 57.2 'sf' 'A 'V Y ' I an OL J Q v,.s+.' N ...wfiumnwaa ,MSF MSQES. X , 5 R, 5 ' -A Q 'f 'A , .w . . 'fi' m, N f Q 5 4 S ein .. - 4 W 1 AMX ' I V. .Q,- ggi., N 1 ' 'kk'5 s P Q 217 .24 - g I F A 4 V - A, ' ,, V, ff 2 :1 X I' iggvs -f A E-Amrg' . , ,-X :I X 'W ' K t . X '- 'N . . , BA SKE T BA LL: This Was the Season That Wczsnft PLAYER PLA. PLAYER PLA. YR. NAME NO. NAME NO. Ranalli, Nick 10 Kemp, Bill 32 Fr Donahue, Brian 12 Ensch, Mike 34 Fr Carter, Roger 14 Wolk, Fritz 40 Jr Vogelsang, Jay 20 Waddle, Jack 42 Sr Leslie, Dave 22 Walchuk, Mike 44 So Durante, Lou 24 Pillatzke, Dave 50 So Cleaves, Dave 30 Mitchell, Mike 52 Fr Hello again everyone, this is Jim VonDoehren speaking of sports, from the campus of Carroll College. In the head- lines this year, the Carroll College Fighting Saints under the direction and leadership of Jim Trudnowski and Jim Gross, underwent a satisfying but unsuccessful season. The Saints finished with'a 4-11 conference record, and a 12-16 overall record. The Saints' record doesn't tell the story whereas a number of players received special honors, for their fine play, at the end of the season. With the graduation of 3 seniors. Captain Lou Durante, a 3 yr. starter, Brian Donahue a 2 yr. leaderman, and Jack Waddle a 3 yr. leaderman, the Fighting Saintsw future still looks bright on the hardwood court. The top point producer for the Saints, freewheeler offense was Dave Leslie at an 18.4 a clip. Doing the rebounding chores was Dave Pillalzke who grabbed 12.8 a game while, Fritz Wolk had 8.0 a game. The floor general. who the Saints went to in time of trouble was Lou Durante. All throughout the season, Dave Cleaves did a fine job coming off the bench where towards the middle of the season he broke the starting line up to finish at 12.8 a game. We the students, can be proud of All-League Players Dave Leslie and Dave C leaves who received 2nd Team honors, and Fritz Wolk and Dave Pillatzke who received Honorable mention. Also along the note of receiving honors was Lou Duranze who went to Europe along with other Frontier Starsl' to play exhibition games against 3 European countries. These Stars finished a fine Frontier Conference season with a 17-0 record. fi? X lf . 5. 'W' 35 , rv' r E , Q09 - 0,45 '. av O O, 6 1fO'o ' vc ' :S . 's Q 97 Q.: v'4Q .Q Q 9 . 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St. Charles and Borromeo started off at a good pace with football but fizzled out in the middle of basketball season, when due to comments from several team members, all games that had been played were cancelled and re-scheduled. Spirits were dampened considerably, which resulted in total apathy. In Guad's intramurals, First New were the win- ners' of the Sport's Trophy for winning: Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball and Swimming, losing only in Football to Second New. Patty Sullivan use 'A l' 'X 1 D94 's im? , 41 p kj, C 1 v 5 -f-asa? Q-9 501524, ,J Y 1, ' . Curly Burns coached the champion basketball team of Firs! New. 106 H' 9' f r ii sv N4 MQ 4 mimi mf 7 -ns-nf 117 5. X ,4 W 0 r x ...X , W 3' - .. ....-...f.-Q... X Y my ,K i . U .W 00553,-4 X V -.v vw ,, psf' ,S-. 2 Q1 fr 4. 4, Nia 'r 'H : 3' 33:2 - w USL: :ja 1 6 Q ii W' I I , is 'Kgs 4 I I M 'M . -,uw-I I I Ig '- 1 II ' I I I 1 I I CHEERLEADERS Mame Blinn Martha Blinn Geri Gillhoover Char Marcon Joanie Parker Martha Blinn E 'I 'li fl , ' I 4 - K I II1 I ,Q III 9 I Z , . ' . T I I 'f I p .I I ' Q 'I' It ' -1 I I 4 I fa, - ' I In 5' ' I II I I - If I I, ' 31 I ' 4 G-vlwlyillx ,- I l ,Q ,Q . s , Q! A norm -Q.. xnxx 5 X Q m 1 .V N . , .. , , . ' f- , 4 A , 1' . f 0 1' v ig., 5 ,7 f xv sl .r , -'V JY, ' ,, f,.,. 2 -'lt' 1 44 4' 4 Y 9' ff. ,V 4, .4 I f W A yuh 4, ---I ,r iff 'Qld ja 4' 4, l . ' 17' ' , 1 I s 5, ' 1 2 P 4 1 H ,' ',' , ' 11. ,x '. '.f 'f v N., 'fu N W 4' . , , mg 'K w-K V, V nf: ESR V MN S' W x , , wg. 1' 1 3' ii A 5' l i s . 1 as . , , . Z,, W, X ' V 1 H 3-1s'-sh, ' . ' U , ,,, 1 ' ..: -, Q . '. x - Q- 1, 1 - 9 V 1 vm' T5 Q -2 .. '5 , .- 'b 'PSY TYYXXY X w ' 51, :Mya -ff, , sp-Urn' :AQ ' . 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QM f A , 4 .1 4 V T ,-'I ., ' l. 1, X ' , ff .Q ,4 JF, sw : ' 2f'f,f'T f jf ,.-f '..- . , I Wh0's Who Twenty-two Carroll seniors were selected for Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges. They were chosen on the basis of academic achievement, leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future useful- ness. The selection is made by a committee made up of students and faculty members. Jim Barry Accounting Anaconda 1 '1 li ,..-1. ,Q 1 : Bill Beaulieu Chemistry Deer Lodge, Mont. 'Irvs Catherine Boyd X X Psychology Anaconda, Mont. 1 7 X' 112 Wig' QW fx, vf? . l . fi S2 Ann T. Bertagnolli English Three Forks, Mont. X Cordell Brown Pre-Med, History Helena, Mont. -4 4 5-M 2 rt- s Michael Driscoll Philosophy Butte, Mont. Dan Combo Biology Butte, Mont. Michael Dalton English Glasgow, Mont. Neil Egan Social Science Helena, Mont. if Henry Grant Michael Kirkness Chemistry History Helena, Mont. ' l Garden Grove, Calif. Molly O'Connell Med Tech. Chicago, Ill. E Maureen O Donnell Elementary Education Baker, Mont. 'Fl -17 'Qs Timothy Racicot Social Science Helena, Mont. Lee Proxell M issing: English Anaconda -1 lb ., 'wx K , 5 . f .i M, ,,5 3 1 1,1 .' . .Qsf'E,fi Lorraine Matthews Chemistry Billings, Mont Patrick McCutcheor1 Economics Coral Gables, Florida Stephen Oreskox ich Theology Butte, Mont. Janice Paisley Med Records Cody, Wyo. John Scharf Mathematics Butte, Mont. Jeanne M. Whelan Communication Arts Missoula, Mont. Mary H. White English Billings. Mont. 6 I Q S enzor C lass mcers CLASS OFFICERS: L. to R.: Jim Barry, Rep. to Bd. of Coor. - Mike Dalton, Rep to Class - Duane Superneau, Rep. to ASCC . Ex . A 4... , x rv 'i , 'ff . 2 ,R .. -- -.. r 1 . ,1 4 4 X, ,. . , I 1 -1 Q 4 .QQ ' v, , 1 4' ,4,::'.::.'g n V Fygm . fi! ' ' .ffl 'f' .R is . . - V :iff 3251. P M- V if f 1 , .11 ,S , ,, ...,, Q - RHI' ff? 'A ' ' X - af'-1322: is 1 U 4 . 1 . v. , 'J . 4 f.,:-fjqj-',.s: Niger' ' . X . ' William B. Beaulieu Mark Wm. Bowlds Political Science Dale Robert Bergren T11 Cathy Boyd Pgyclxologx' FR l l 1 1 gl 1 I. i l i ' u 1 I i 1 . A-1 I il , an W 'gn 1 , , 1 i f . . Mary Ellen Combo ' Biology na I l MQ- -W 'i .is1 ' z'fL rw A if Q I jr. '54, 1.--,A . gg. I 1- . ., 'yu' QP' ffgs.. if ,f -, -f 4- -uf 1.1, V ':. ix, Jn! RA k a N . . Nez Beth Anne Campbell Education William D. Brennick Biology N:-'km MMM Daniel Joseph Combo Robert N. Clarkson Economics Thomas J. Coyne Accounting 1 Michael J. Dalton English dk n-s H-. 1, .44 ' ' N T ,cr uf X Mary M'Lis Dahl Michael S. Driscoll l'll 'I I ff! Catherine M. Dumas Louis Durante English General Business 6 ,is si Jerry A. Easley Economics Fernand Duchesneau History Q I I I QI I. I i fo- S.. I I I I Joseph Jay Filson Q '47 I I II I I Ir, I Q , A Carol Ann Eckerrnann Sociology N WNQ, at I Mary Kay Ebert Evelyn Mangold Fischer Social Work na I Elementary Education y 11.12- I.. I I I I t I I I . I Barbara Jean Fischer Elementary Education I I I . Teresa M. Fischer Elementary Education ' I 20 Linda Fleiner Social Work Charles Franklin Flynn i 4 Rose Gauthier Elementary Education it -ff -r.1,-- ' Q Q .wtf lg ,f N Q5 Y' 5 '91 hub' Priscilla M. Flesch Education 1.. '7 Q' . X Kenneth E. Fortney Elementary Education Juanita Gail Getz Elementary Education ,ga-3 . X N -475 gnrx PN Y 3 Cecilia Garvey Medical Technology .ve,.A NP' , .',,,,1---' Albert J. Gluekert Thomas James Gould Economics Economics is ,X was A M4317 x Bradley P. Grant Henry Irvin Grant James M. Hagan English 'JR- X- Nr- X Cv' is fu' i . W-g Jerry Robert Hamlin Kirk Patrick Heim Vicki Kropp Horton A ccounli ng A ccounling Elementary Education Q QI nv . , ' Q -.Hari X 1. Anthony Hunthausen Gregory L. Jennings General Buviness Economics 'WKQ w Carol Ann Kaffer Elementary Education Marilyn J. Krebs Social Work Stephen Mark Jones Political Science 0, X as-f' K Michael D. Kirkness 11:-4-.-. x v XQ' ix If I qx rf' 1 .-g l kv , P ,-, 1 5 nr f .fi- . i Mark B. Lindsay Patricia A. Liston Accounling Social Work fb 'Lon- Diane M. Maloney Rosabelle T. Maloney Robert C. Marozzo wr . Maria Wood Elementary Sandra MCC Sociology Education s Marozzo Kay Matthews ,Y ulloch Patrick B. Miller Economics Elemenrargv Education Accounring if 16 -r' U-,.4lf1x 1- Michael R. Mitchell Finance Zz:-'X K , X. f-'uf fr.,-v Jennie J. Mitshke Thomas William Moe Elementary Education Robert Gerard Moritz English Biology X, ,, ,. ., , 2 . c .L . fuvy 1' Wm. Michael Niland Accounting 1 ' wa! 'SK af? A 0' Lorence Jean Nugent Alberta Molly O'Connell lkiarilyn L. O'Day Elementary Education Medical Technology El6lI1L'llll1D' Education Av- . 'W' x l 1 . 'Q' I l Danette M. O'Gara . P Education Mary M. O'Donnell Q, 1u.. ,ff , 111 ewvvw,-,G N, , 4 1 VX Qzzf' 1 l x 1 l Sheila C. O'Halloran l Education Ns' , l - ' Kevin Sean O'Niell Philosophy Joseph M. Pelletier Philosophy Leo Gerald Proxell , English V ' Mark Paul Reynolds Y Biolog M 1 w 126 I l I :IGN Math Connie Riley Education , nw M' dx Q, Wi q 'F '1'- v X Robert Riehl Elizabeth Jean Ries Randy Riley Elementary Education Elemenlafv Education 1 l 1 i any NW . 'fffrrr-R 30N E.-ff 1 f'R'x 'L td' N ff Marsha J. Romee Diane J. Shamley Thomas Joseph Shea Social Work Mathematics .4Ct'0llllIfIXg 7 Mary K. Shield wr . 1-1 Robert Sllberllng Soc. Work fCrimin al J usticel Abigail Sullivan Barry M. Stang A ccounting Duane Wm. Superneau 54' my nw 'Ri' fl. 5 Mathematics Joanne Stearns Social Work wil , 'Vx Xi' csv' ..r,, Michele Sustaric Social Work l '1 . Jane Ann Turner Psychology 45' '7- Kathleen F. Vicars E 8'?ff?,, ,c c, QQ Jeanne Whalen Communication Arts 5- 321'- Jack Robert Waddle General Business W. Joseph Wilcynski Accounting 5. 'Mg X 'dl -i i ea w -- R 3514 s.- f Donald L. Walchuck Political Science L Daniel M. W'irak General Business , 1' X, Iv J-.K I l 72 RA. ,S ST. CHARLES R.A.'S: L 10 R, lst Row: l. Kirk Heim 2. Spook Stang 3. Kelly Conrad. Ina' Row: I. Tom Corbett 2. Bill Beaulieu 3. Pete Giono fDean of Mem 4. John Murphy. Missing: Mark Neiter. TP O ,Qi -'is mi 1 ,so IVx C, K 3 -'G I., if A A l QT .D ' 1 s.. lY l 1 Y I J! A 73 R.A.'s ST. CHARLES AND GUAD R.A.: L 10 R, Isl Row: l. Karen Barclay 2. Karen Byrd 3. Sharon Robinson. Second Row: l. Jon West 2. Patty Blodnick 3. Doug Flament 4. Mari Tiitso 5. Martha Culbertson. Third Row: I. Ron Pellerin 2. Bob Anderson 3. Joe Hiller 4. Mike Walsh. Junior Class ffcers ,la Q 'lbs , , I : rgizfii 5 , i A, , an Qu -I5 ' .:.. 1 A r S XEIQ x 'Q ,8 Q gr 4 'Q if A 4 Q .-L' . wk , 1 - ' 12 A, ? i, . . X K x , ,H .ik A . .f , 'S' . X N CLASS OFFICERS: L. to R.: Mary Anne Parker - V.P., Jenny Wirak - Sec., Maria McCarthy, Pres. Missing: Bob Faure - Rep. to ASCC. 1 31 Pete Alyea - Rotherford, NJ. Mark Appel - Sioux City, Iowa Arden Ashcraft - Moccasin, Mont. Tom Beeson - Sioux City, Iowa Kent Bell - Glasgow, Mont. Allen Blackford - Billings, Mont. Sister Brigitta - Spokane, Wash. Murray Brooke - Pony, Mont. Paul Brooke - Pony, Mont. Darrell Busby - Sand Coulee, Mont. Elizabeth Caltherst - Panama City, Panama Dick Canty - Wakefield. Mass. Mary Clancey - Havre, Mont. Dave Cleaves - Pocatello, Id. Kelly Conrad - Conrad, Mont. Tom Corbett- Malden, Mass. Martha Culbertson - Gr. Falls, Mont Irene E. Daly - San Franciso, Calif. Bern Dennehy - Butte, Mt. Judy Doyle - White Fish, Mt. Ted Egging - Gurley, Neb. Bob Faure - Rapid City, S.D. Emie Floreen - Butte, Mont. Nanette Fochs - Shawmut, Mont. Ken Frazer - Henderson, Ky. Barb Frei - Ferdinand, Id, Cecilia Funk - Helena Ambrey Gartner - Sidney Sue Giles - Bismarck, N.D. Paul Gorder - Poplar Robert Goujon - France Chris Grennan - Blauvelt, N.Y. Bill Hadcock - Conrad Greg Hahn - Helena Katie Hanley - Helena Joe Hiller - Hot Springs, S.D. Sandy Huddleston - Hot Springs, S.D Cathy Huffer - Butte Q Tom .Ienko - Helena George Johnston - Cut Bank Chris Kager - Two Dot Jim Kelly - Butte 132 4' 1 i ' 5 e S . V ! . , Y fu. f 1 fix .f-1? ,fi ,' :la , i 5 T , X V an an-V V5 ,-N I Y . o oow ooomo ff. .g4,.p,5.,g,g,.5-1 1 i Z-I 1 153 K.. f- Q i li I . Q W B are 9 fi av ,- Q- , . '.1:v,,..2.:.3 V , f - ,. V f ' in Ne . V N X . , f lew 4 '- g 1 .Q . is-:X S .4 .. Q . f , . Q-52-A 1. ! fp A .it . A 1 2 -lla, - ' .nit A K .v ff t, - e 0 le a ,Z X 1 .Qs P .8 ,ii M y 5 g '-54 X, gf 1,51 t 5 ' 1' . -K+ X EW tl 2 E g ft , i i l 5 Je? ,f an' G if iv. e.-.. ,lg I, , a7',,A , ,-4 ag 553.-gfmer ' :5 'i'1 '55EXf' PC. 23: if-, 741 x A 3. Jon West Oceanside, Calif YT Mike Klinkhammer - Ronan Becky Lauracuente - Balboa. Canal Zone Jim Madden - Helena Peggy Mangan f Anaconda Michele Matthys - Brady Bernie May - Thermopol1s.Wyo. Jim McCall- Denver. Colorado Maria McCarthy - Helena Mary Jo McCoy - Phillipsburg Debbie McDonnell- Seattle. Wash. Kathy Mclnerney - Glasgow Carla Miller - Lewistown Wanda Mohatt - Cheyenne, Wyo. Mary Mullen - Anaconda Dan Murphy - Cut Bank John Murphy - Butte Mark Murray - Helena Peg O'Mal1ey - Big Sandy Ray Pancich - Black Eagle Mary Anne Parker - Shelby Dick Pedersen - Joliet Andrea Peterson - Bismarck. N.D. Pat Perrier - Conrad Mary C. Reardon - Great Falls Sharon Robinson Helena Allen Rogers Sw an Lake Bob Row Con fees N H Ed Sheehx San Francixto Ca Mike Shields Anaconda Nick Spika Denton Gary Stoick halixpell Mar aret Sxxenxon XX alla XX alla XX 1 h Dou Szot Rutherford X I Colleen Thomax Billin Renee Thompson Billin John N ollertson Helena if I h , 1 N ' - 0 V A VM ' f' f .Q 'ii' 1 ,4 , . or if E , 1 . Y- U -- . P? mx , L. 1. . l ' Q ,. Q . ' Q- ' ':'. '. 37 ,P x E Q Ne fx! X . ' ' NA . . P l N we , ' . I . A - r - J E ' ' J Q6 5 ' A i f 3 I -' V- ' 5 . . . V r e g' ' : -H ' ' . ,s . f. Q .1 ' ' 1 2 - I A 'M xt Q 'N :- A gs : - as ll N P ' - wk . 5 . T . H i f Y 133 3 3 A-Q sf .go CLASS OFF Marilyn Allen - Anaconda Bob Anderson - Oral. S,D. Dianne Anderson - Somers Mando Barragan - L.A., Ca. Dan Barry - Bozeman John Beatty - Anaconda Don Beck - Fairfield Clayton Beeghly -A Billings Margaret Belisle - Cascade Steve Berberet - Toston Bryce Bertolino - Billings Patty Blodnick - Bremerton, Wash. 134 Sophomore Class ffcers mga. 1 ' 'Q .nv--0-498 y -v... if 3 . . B am . N Q L' S I J r if ' 'A f i i 5 3 5 Q f 5 3 ,f 5 fi 5 ' f f: . -'L t. ' ICERS: E. J. Bowlds - Comm. to ASCC, Brad Coutts - Comm. to class, Patty Blodnick - Comm. to Bd. of Coor. .- f F' U I X 1,4 ,- Q we mt LJ , . , , f'n. E. J. Bowlds - Clyde Park Pat Boyd - Anaconda Dan Brooke W Pony Gene Burns - Butte Scott Buswell - Helena Karen Byrd - Colfax, Wash. x J -. Q L 1 ,I ,D ,f I sf 4 .V avg? .1 1, ,f,. M? ,, fn- Q? 1, ' M4941 ln 'WI 5 'fi- 12' ,W -01.2. w,, . W- rf. 51,1 fiitiiff' j izz J. is .ww53g2gg'fgf5.:,-f.-Z, .y -Egan R vg1piP?x 1-g ,if-. j,:?,3g:,,g,.,,::.1,f -- 13 i, -. .vw fr' Hip ,- PJ .,, . uc: jf ., - 5 1 rf 1 - I . -. 1 4 Walter Chancey - Los Angeles, Ca. Brad Coutts - Ely, Nev. LuAnne Couture - Butte ' Mary Dahl - Spokane, Wash. A- Laurie Darragh - Butte Mike Dewing - Anaconda ,-- Q i xi if , . FS W f f We Jenny Dow - Spokane, Wash. Theresa Eckermann - Philadelphia, Pa Michele Egan - Butte x N' j L Bob Egging - Gurley. Neb. A, Y. - - Dan Egging - Gurley, Neb. - fri, Dan English - Mercer Island, Wash. cf, 1 3 f Karol Finnerty - Worland. Wyo. Laurie Fischer - Polson -- -. Nan 'X AQ' 4' ,a L if .YI iQ U r 'C' 'L .. , Xu I , Q 'l.- G7 I Q ' Q K - . . . S71 X, Y ' .,-,iw Ll' ,,,ayg7,ff 1 QQ ' 4iLgf1g,,y'Y 127113 1 ' ,. A ,wr-wall! -. Y , wg - Q ie J i ' s i ? Q 3 ,aa r.'f:,---4,534 '- -' aa' 1 164 4 . ef? 1' f 1 I' L' -vs Kev? rinrt ---1 av 1 ' 9. 4 J rg , Greg Formanack - Red Lodge Annie Freeburg - Helena Debbie Frei - Ferdinand, Id. Teri Funk - Billings Phyllis Gartner - Sidney Mike Gaudin - Victor Joan Gould - Kalispell Joe Griebol - Colorado Springs, Col Steve Gustin - Bismarck, N.D. Frank Handwerk - Spokane, Wash. Greg Harbac - Miles City Mary Ellen Harris - Valdez, Alaska Kathy Hasquet - Shelby Greg Hatley -- Great Falls Michele Horak - Dutton Wanda Hunter - Denton Larry Jaeger - Coeur d'A1ene, ld. Len Jasinski - Havre Susy Jersey - Toston Sandy Jessen - Anaconda Laurie Johnson - Helena Paul Keenan - Anaconda Joyce Knaff - Glasgow Court Koep - Coeur D'Alene, Id. Laural Krogstad - Ronan Chris Lahr - Conrad Jacques Le Coure - Stevensville Duane Lyons - Grand Forks, N.D. Con Malee - Glendive Bob Monahan - Anaconda Patty Maloy - Butte Negussie Nega - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Mike Mallock - Honolulu, Hawaii Patty Malloy - Malta Mark Maronick - Billings Marvin Mauss - Judith Gap Joe McCarthy - Scranton, Pa. Bob Mclver - Seattle, Wash. Peggy McKenna - Missoula Patty Meier - Conrad Joan Merrigan - Scottsbluff, Neb. Lorraine Hepil - Big Sandy Pat Nix - Wibaux Timothy O'Dea - Miles City Patty O'Malley - Big Sandy Terry O'Dell - Colorado Springs, C Kathy O'Neill - Rapid City, S.D. Brian O'Neill - San Jose, Ca. Mike Orcutt - Conrad Rene O'Reilly - Helena Bob Orschelin - Moberly, Mo. Tom Pahut - Anaconda Joanie Parker - Shelby Ron Pellerin - Houston, Tx. Allyson Peters - Billings Bill Peterson - Reno, Nev. ol. 'Y fi' ff 45 1 ' ' ?ei?'?' -4 4 4 5 v 6,4 is ,ai 5. if 4 ' 1' ' ' z ...f 4 A-V -V-1 ,f . Q g .X-2, . ya 's.c i a? 51' . 5 Mn YK ti 'lx ,nt rfb 5 1 .rf I xv? 4 X af ,I Q ' ' Q - . , 4 rg ..,..- A, 10 ii A s i Q it S ifgks tax 5 .J 1 ,N-Q 5.4 'Q U V .1 x 2- Xi' X . . i 7 ,Z 47' 7 I l lm YH3 il ti l37 Ed Robinson - Helena Anne Marie Samek - Wimbledon. N.D. Kathy Sanfilillo - Santa Clara, Ca. Pam Schaefer - Greencreek, Id. Teri Scharf - Butte Jim Scott - Choteau Peggy Sellers - Palos Verdes Estate Ginger Seubert - Cottonwood, Id. John Silva - Fresno, Ca. Gayle Sokoloski - Beach. N.D. Ralph Oates - Houston, Tx. Fernando Proano - Vancouver, Wash. Dan Regan - Miles City Debbie Renna - Shelby Pat Riehl - Raleigh, N.D. 0 fi 0 . i X' ' 1 l . , - ' ' -N' .RWM Q ,f ', ri- ' . , , 'ICJ ,ii ml , N . .4 . J is - ri Q f' B 4 A 'QT-ti LEM. .1-iii? ' C? -Q . . 4 -in fe K 7 - .L f l 'guy l 4 ' ' :QR N S is Q L John Spangler - Superior Cheryl Steiner - Billings Dan Sullivan - Billings ' Kathy Thelen - Great Falls - Debbie Thomas - Bellevue, Wash. Pat Thompson - Portland, Ore. in i i x rg s H, f- l if J-rv, Q ,, ,ve , ,, 4.4132 H 7 K I sa.: Q .Q ,494 nf ' 'f' ,, 3. Barb Tice H Great Falls Mari Tiitso - Mullan, Id. Mark Tokarczyk - Sioux City, Iowa James Torpey - Roswell, New Mexico Georgia Toy - Butte if x ' Q Joan Wemhoff - Cottonwood, ld. S' Ship Whitley - Spokane, Wash. Qi 5 Chuck Wolf- Judith Gap 'X ima ' Tony Woods A Libby Ken Wyrick - Baker Randy Triplett - Wolf Creek Dennis VanHeel - Dutton Michael Vanick - Havre Mary Jo Vollstedt - White Sulphur Springs Jim VonDoehren - Old Tappan. N.J. Mike Walchuck - Helena Mike Walsh - San Diego. Ca. Steve Walsh - Helena Stephen Warneck - Davis. Ca. Ron Weis - Sioux Falls, S.D. New Faces on Campus P ' :H iq ' I -Cf.. N QM.. .rx -7 f w . ' J' 'Y gd sf ,,,,- W fllvvn M 'v , an Ari X f -Q ' Q w 6 ii. . 1 is , is K A 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Maureen Beacom - Sec, Treas., Jim McLean - Pres., Steve Marks - Rep., Mike Wachowski - V.P. Jeff Adams - Kailua Hawaii Colleen Ambrose - Bigfork Harold Anderson - Butte Joan Balcombe - Anaconda Linda Begger - Wibaut Judy Beneventi - Helena Mary Bertagnolli - Three Forks Ed Blackman - Lewistown Randy Boespflug - Great Falls Carol Mae Bosanko - Coerd, Alene Ida. Glenna Branagan - Salt Lake City Paul Brandt - Conrad Terrance Brooke - Missoula Lee Ann Brown - Glasgow Scott Brown - Helena Vumie Bumett - Ennis Patrica Busch - Philipsburg Chris Cacciotti - Salinas, Calif. 40 Ca Q-...f iv? 5 H, :HA 1,1 4 ,MA Gina Cachero - Eieele, Hawaii Kate Callahan - St. Ignatius Roger Carter f Xenia. Ohio Marcus Chen f Hong Kong Dolores Cikrit - Big Sandy Greg Combs - Glasgow Laurie Copenhaven - Helena Christeen Crowe - Pipestone Tim Cullitan - Great Falls Bob Cure - Great Falls Karen Cyr g Anchorage, Alaska Pat Dalton - Glasgow Louise Darland - Plentywood Debbie Darragh - Butte Marilyn DeMier - Great Falls Chris Dige - Glasgow Sue Dillinger - Buffalo, Wyo. Jim Dolan - Anaconda Tim Donnelly - Billings Patrica Dostal - Geraldine Patrick Douglas - Ely, Nevada Debbie Duran - Lander, Wyo. ,fx Nancy Eacho Spokane NN .1 Sharon Egging - Gurley. Nebr. Julie Ellinglwood - Butte Nancy Engle - Glendive Mike Ensch - Seal Beach. Calif Fabiane Everett - Twin Bridges Ken Fla-iole - Seattle. Wa. Doug Flament - Floodwood. N Kathy Franey - Butte Dan Flannagari - Eureka P' 1, 4. HM f 5.0. X Q - .s WJ' 4 1 X 2' ft 1 --CN, l ki Q 4 'Mx x ' 9 ' l QQ' In X Melvin Frei- F erdinand. Ida. Fujii- Helena Jan Ann Gallagher - Butte Q 'Q M we I v. ,. 5' N fit, Q N C f 'I ' Aa. gk' .',,+, C In I ,Q ' ,' A a ,iq- 1u.' '. . ki .-X '- 4 ,, .5 1 lllslllilll .in- - I J 7K R I 7 J MU! Mitch Gallagher - Glasgow Mike Gillhamer - Fresno, Calif. Pete Grobel - Glasgow Terri Gruber - Libby Dan Hagan - Anaconda James Hall- Tangier, Morocco Susie Hanigan - Payette, Ida. Emily Haverkamp - Colombus Louise Hoffeman - Glasgow Becky Hould - Malta Bill Hunthausen - Helena Martin Jensen - Lakewood, Calif. Christopher Johnson - LasVegas Nev Mike Jones - Butte Andy Jordon - Choteau Jo Anne Jordan - Fort Benton ' ii i ' , li Tom Kellar Bill Bill Kessler Rapid City, S.D. Toledo, Ohio Kemp - - Buffalo, Wyo. Regina Joyce - Geraldine John Kane - Salt Lake City, Utah l l John King - Hamden, Conn. MaryKay Kloker - Anaconda 5' W Jackie Koenig - Conrad '- f' P , Mark Keelbe - Hardin fa-Sf' ,, l 5 Jackie Kreitinger - Three Forks W ' Bonnie Lambrecht - Billings ' Y .I y Pam Larcombe - Malta ' , 'J J J , ,- f .1- .S 1 f - I I ,Q 1 3 C12 P I-'glad 3 '- A Marshall Larsen - Geraldine A 5 U , Li Trica Lear - Fairfield ' 'L C71 5 Rich Leipzeig- Portland, Ore. , . T' -7 A X A - 7'-Q Patti Lester-Anaconda V , 0 Q53 sz- . -. . U I F' fu sf- C Chuck Liggetti - Butte if A Xl K h .,-Q 2-Lg E-S, .f'.,Qggf. .., Qtwiffff 1 J U ' J sbhigywfi sssiatias l it afffivwwf eruiuf if -st re f -1-1 W l L 1 Q . I Moria MacDougall - Missouala Steve Marks - Glasgow Mary Mattews - Billings Bob McCarthy - Anaconda Patti McCarthy - Butte Jerry McCaslin - Butte Janet McCoy - Butte px Lynn McCullock - Sioux City, Iowa K 9 Dan McGregor - Missoula ' Flavia McKnight- Helena Linda McLead - Philipsburg Jim McLean - Brady wg 15 'sb J P iq 2 XJ' I I. T47 ,., , -e Q C 'J 143 Jack McLean - Brady Carina McQuillan - Helena Pat Meeker f Eureka Ken Minor - Rutherford, N.J. Mary Miron - Kallispell Mike Mitchell Portland, Ore. Mohamed Great Falls Michele Moreen Cut Bank Dave Morman Yankton, S.D. Michael Munck - Johnston, Iowa Tim Murphy - Butte Nell Nelson - Great Falls Mark Nicholson - Helena Tom Nickol - Ledger Mike O'Halloran - Polson Mary Ann O'Hara - Fort Benton Tom Ollquist - Brooklyn, N.Y. Gerald O'Nei1l - Seattle, Wa. Bob Ouren - Townsend Walt Palinski - Poughkeepsie, N.Y J can Perrier - Conrad Chris Peterson - Bismarck, N.D. Mike Phillips - Great Falls John Philipps - Conrad Marilyn Pourier -- Pine Ridge, S.D Pat Racicot - Helena Patti Ragen - Townsend Carole Reuterdahl - Helena Calvin Ridder - St. Ignatius Rosalie Riehl -- Raleigh, N.D. Larry Riley - Anaconda Diane Rody - Ronan Renee Roullier - Rinan Cindy Rubel -- Ronan Jocelyn Sayor - Butte Kitty Schields - Seaford, N.Y. Carol Scott- Choteau Cindy Scott - Boxeman Mark Shea - Olympia, Wa. Susan Singer - Lodge Grass Sally Skalet - St. Anthony, Ida. Jan Smith - Geraldine Patt Spencer - Sacramento, Calif. James Steiner - Shelby Jane Swayzee - Nenton, N.J. Pam Tennis -- Harlowton Jan Thompson - Carpenter, Wyo. David Varacalle - Littleton, Col. Diane Walker - Townsend Mary Walsh - Helena Matt Weeks - Rapid City, N.D. Mike Welch -- Anaconda Laurie Widner - Ellsworth, S.D. Dan Williams - Butte Lynn Williams - Minneapolis, Minn. Meg Wurth - Shelby Paul Zabrocki - Great Falls Ron Zabrocki - Great Falls Andrea Becker - Billings .i Q- x Y Q 5 xx A Rl' Q ,J I I X N T r f 5, 'Q J X 1 ,J -N 'X fy f H, A Q, + Maureen Beacom - Salix. ld. X w f K x V ? 'L ' g.,j ' 5,9 V ' V . 4 GA . , y l' 3 X 5 i il N 1 I ., ill-vl-K, 15' r X ,K Tqpxm P Y: . Wi: , lZlQ lla APXQA A if i X R ia A41 :www frv.f-we-can mm-se x Y . if. W.. E. Q A PURPOSE: To organize the women students of Carroll into an active and working body in such a way that it will benefit them socially and will also benefit Carroll College. s.2 .74 lst Row: 1. Colleen Kochivar CTreas.J 2. Mary Lamey fSec.1 3. Kathy Sanfi1ippofPres.J 4. Patty O'Mal1ey CVP1 2nd Row: 5. Colleen Ambrose 6. Mary Clancy 7. Pat Busch 8. Debbie Frei 9. Pat Dostal I a 'f ' 'r ,fe ' ,- Y- Pl , K f f 4 Jr' 3-.. o J '45 . . .....,-, K. A, Q ,I .-f,,. -. 41- I K' ,. 10. Judy Beneventi 11. Debby Duran 3rd Row: 12. Pat Lester 13. Regina Joyce 14. Joyce Knaff 15. Debbie Thomas 16. Phyllis Gartner 17. Patty Maloy 18. Sandy Jessen f Y 'l' I -:ff 4 1 ' N X-X gf'i.'?Pm 'fp Y 4 'J-9 jg Jig LH! 7 Y -1--7-1-4-sf '1 9 O Q 9- I . g zlllopper IRENE DALY: Editor-in-Chief Student Life Editor Academics Editor Organizations Editor Prologue Editor DUANE LYONS: Head Photographer TERRY O'DELL: Sports Co-Editor fmissingj JIM VON DOEHREN: Sports Co-Editor fmissingj GREG HARBAC: Asst. Head Photographer KAREN BARCLAY: Asst. Editor Classes Editor COURT KOEP: Asst. Photographer MARY LAMEY: Class Asst. Editor Karen Barclay BOBBIE GONZALEZ: Class Asst. Editor Kay Cavagnaro Irene Daly JENNY DOW: Student Life Asst. Editor Jim Hall Organizations Asst. Editor Maureen O'Donnell fmissingj Dan Regan Anne Samek Mike Walsh CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: I would like to take the space and time to thank Kay Cavagnara, a good friend and a gifted photographer. who loaned me several of her color and B 8z W prints to be used in this book. I would also like to thank Pat Campbell and Taylor Publishing for their undying patience showed towards me during the production of this book. Irene E. Daly Editor IAQ 0 Forensics .it tt .r Qxxx vii I W , 1 fii livc , 9 ,J J i..-..'-nf' J-N--5 'Lat fa v-1 J Kneeling: l. Peggy Mangan 2. Dan Flanagan 3. Mr. Harry Smith fCoachJ 4. Jim McLean Standing: 5. Mrs. Maggie Moffatt 6. Peggy O'Malley 7. Jocelyn Sayer 8. Dolores Cikrit 9. Joanne Jordan l0. Ed Sheehy ll. Mike Shields Forensics Winning Jocelyn Sajor, a Fresh- man from Butte captured first place in oratory in the fourteenth annual Treasure State Speech Meet January 20 on the campus of Mon- tana State University at Bozeman. The small but tal- ented speech team from Carroll displayed strength and depth in nearly all events at the Bozeman con- test. Eighteen schools from the Northwest participated in this major forensic tour- Xl. nament. Carroll continues to dominate the oratory competition with three of the first five places going to Carroll students. Along with Sajor's first place Dolores Cikrit of Big Sandy took third and veteran Mike Shields of Anaconda, fourth place. The Senior Division debate team of Ed Sheehy, San Francisco, and JoAnne QL'-3 Jordan of Fort Benton took third place in debate. Peggy Mangan of Anaconda was fourth in Oral Interpreta- tion of Literature. Other members of the 1972-73 team include Maggie Mof- fit, Jim McClean, and Peggy O'Malley. Harry Smith, Speech Team Coach, reports that the team's next meet will be here at Carroll on February 9-ll when Carroll is the host of the 1973 Montana State Speech Meet. The team will travel to Omaha, Neb. in March to participate in the 1973 Pi Cappa Delta National tour- nament. The Big Sky Meet at the University of Mon- tana will conclude another successful season for the Carroll squad in April. 'QQ' Young Democrats Greg Harbac Mike Walsh .lack McLean Jim McLean Joanne Jordan Mark Maronick Maureen O'Donnell PURPOSE: To develop an interest in the political activity on the state, national and international scene. ACTIVITIES: Guest speakers, movies, discussions, and special projects. QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Open to all Carroll College Students. OFFICERS: Pres. Greg Harbac V.P. Mike Walsh Sec.-Treas. Kathy Mihelich 151 aney Clulj as y 23 EE' lsr Row, L 10 R: Matt Mezger, Mary Lamey. Frank Handwerk, Gail Sullivan, Michelle Horak, Joyce Knaff, Kent Bell. 2nd Row, L to R: Craig Brayko, George Johnston, John King, John Philipps, Greg Hatley, Jim Scott. PURPOSE: To supplement the academic work of the student with a rich variety of extra-curricular activities which are aimed at promoting the intellectual and social growth of the student. ACTIVITIES: To present movies approximately once a month for the enjoyment of the student body, homecoming float, toboggan party, hootenanny and picnic. QUALIFICATIONS: Open to any student of Carroll College. OFFICERS: Pres. Matt Mezger V.P. Abagail Sullivan Sec. Joyce Knaff Seminary Program lst Row: . , 7. Ernie Floreen l. Kevin O'Ne1ll 3rd Row: . Mike Kirkness . Joe Pelliter 2. Rick 8 3. Pat 9 2 dR0W-' , 10. Ed Bell Q- ged Iiflfli 11. Mike Driscoii . ran en erson 12. K F 6. Father Bob McCarthy fModeratorJ 13. L5g1Pri,Ir5Yy 14. Bob Moritz PURPOSE: ti. E F 55 ,gp-5 To provide an atmosphere in which the college student can become more familiar with the priestly minis- try and can grow in an awareness of his own proper vocation by coming into direct Contact with priests and the work they do. The program seeks to help the student mature as a liberally educated human per- son committed to Christ and to the service of his neighbor. 4 Spurs Spurs is a national sophomore womenls honorary society. Its purpose is to serve the college and com- munity, to support the activities on campus and to foster spirit of loyalty and helpfulness among the women students. Back Row, L to R: 1. Peggy Mangan Uunior advisorl 2. Joan Parker Mary E. Harris 4. Jenny Dow CEd.J 5. Patty B1odnickfHist.J 6. Joyce Knaff 7. Dianne Anderson fPres.J 8. Mary Breitbach 9. Karen Byrd 10. Sandie .lessen ll. Teri Scharf 12. Colleen Kochivar 13. Patty O'Ma1ley 14. Patty Maloy fVP.j Front: 15. Debbie Thomas fSec.J 16. Mary Lamey 17. Wanda Hunter 18. Joan Wemhoff 19. Mary Jo Vollstedt 20. Mary Dahl fTreas.J 21. Phyllis Gartner elif'-ff EE 11-P 1-f . EEZ. I'-'V-gil ' 1'7V 4 'Vai il .rrlfw 15.. A641094- -- !!r- V. . ..- ,.- f. Ill!! .I il il. ni 7.3 4 X 11 A X r- -31 ' ' r ? 02' - Q- 1'- Little Theater C0. 435 M 1 First Row, L to R: l. Larry Krause 2. Patty O'Malley 3. Joyce Meuchel 4. Jim Mitchell Second Row, L to R: 5. Chris Johnson 6. Mike Wachowski 7. Jeanne Whelan 8. Mark Shea 9. Pete Alyea 'itig' Aw I A,- 'rtl-NNQ j, .P M ' ' - - -Q- I - . N' 155 Care ls! Row: Kent Bell Charles Father Redman Mark Maronick Greg Harbac Dan Murphy Dan Egging Dan Sullivan 2nd Row: Maureen O'Donnell Barb Frei Danette O'Gara Mary E. Harris Diane Shamley Patty Molloy Ambrey Gartner Mary Jo McCoy Ted Egging Kathy Mihelich Rick Bach Craig Brayko Pat Riehl 3rd R0w.' Steve Warnock Father Kirsch Teri Fischer Joan Perrier Sharon Egging Pam Tennis Sally Skalet Cindy Rubel , 156 Christian Action for Real People in our Environment. This is the motto of Care whose two fold purpose is to put ucaringl' students in touch with people who need help, while at the same time build- ing a sense of Christian friendship and openness. Care works with the Helena Friendship Center, Helena Indian Alliance, the Welfare Dept. and the Religious Education program, as well as visiting the sick, aged and handicapped of Helena. - we - -di -W :4:5.,,.' ' ' xx . X y . ,APN .' If V1 Pi , A f 'I' H' , ,Y - ' f Cl First Row, L to R: I. Joyce Meuchel 2. Laurie Widner 3. Andrea Peterson Second Row, L to R: 4. Chris Johnson 5. Bob Roy 6. Mark Shea 7. Pete Alyea pm! rama Honors Prospector ,. I M , -- ' : arf' 'Q 'Z-'-MER' ' GV -at can sl QlLlk ,955 7 ,gi 46? ll' g .filing it M 4, qw lf , 554,29 ll 7' 7' as-rf i Sl? ,lv Mb 'll PROSPECT OR STAFF: L to R: Michelle Horak, Bob Moritz: fEditorJ, Ken Fortney, and Chris Crowe. Bob Heywood, Advisor. The Prospector, school newspaper, despite all opposing forces working against it succeeded in surviving and put out several outstanding issues with many a headache and rushed dead- lines. Circle K PURPOSE: It provides a means of the same type of leadership in a college community which service clubs are giving in the business and professional worldg an opportunity to join as well as participate in many activities for the service of humanity and for campus and community bettermentg an opportunity for self-expression involving the life of the campus and the community. s , 6 , lx., 1 Hx- . Q B 12 1 Q. -. ft' .ai me f 1 .x - - Ist Row: l. Ray Blackman 2. Len J asinski fSec.-Treas.J 3. Tom Vollstedt 4. Renee Thompson 5. Bob Faure fPres.J 6. Marv Mauws 7. Louis Dumas KM 2nd Row: 8. Larry Krause 9. Gerald O'Neill IO. John Bartos ll. Steve Jones l2. Chuck Volf 13. Paul Vogl 14. Missing: Ron Vogl CVPD if fl. 6 Lambda Iota Tau J' it 2 l 12,2 r X l ' ll, , 'M Y I XX' ., ' 1 YI -.,f. I 'I r ff 'V' rl I 4 as if rs ,H f. -as 'rv-if ' Sitting: Ann Bertagnolli Kathy Boyd Kathy Vicars Bob Moritz Julie Heidepriem Standing: Barb Frei Dan Combo Andy Peterson Mike Driscoll Judy Doyle Mile Dalton Leo Proxell Kathy Dumas L JW w .. 1? Q ' f Z J r ' F Leavitt qs ,tn . VM, Qi . 5 Q gi lg. . t I Yi... -4 I, , Q 341 I ' 1 ,L I, Carrolleers lst Row.' l. Mary K. Kloker 2. Ken Fortney 3. Glenna Branagan 4. Mike Driscoll 5. Kathy Hasquet 2nd Row, Right: l. Mary Dahl 2. Mike Steiner 3. Chris Eckroth 2nd Row, Left: l. Moira MacDougal1 2. Chuck Volf 3. Mary Bertagnolli 4. Leo Proxell 5. Andy Peterson 3rd Row.' l. Beth Campbell 2. Dan Sullivan 3. Sally Joyce 4. Karen Byrd 5. Joe Griebel 6. Vurnie Burnett Back Row.' l. Ann Bertagnolli 2. Steve Berberet Cheerleaders . :Vai X 5-1 xi '-.1 x 'tif Geri Gillhoover Dan Combo fi fn V c al. .- if ., f wir 1 4. !,.qv -fs if-1 'af E.. n Y L. as o Q , ak' ' F Q q X Ci 5 is 1--N Joanje Parker Mame Blinn 31 .L - ,wwf ., MM'-e ,w,,,T .,.,x,,.- ... .,,k.p,w Ve' , -in . -...- ...-v---up-51 5 Q 44. 3 1 2 , i gg PURPOSE: The Cheerleaders are an integral part of Car- roll's Tradition of Champions. Qi' i a ACTIVITIES: Leading cheers at Carroll athletic events, promoting school spirit and participation in Homecoming parade. 'iw .fs K av-W., 19 '31- ' fi' Q-'mir K .P A3 N EFX. 31 .241 fi 'vi 'ei ??? 3 ' . QQ Rt Y ,E I .x ,g-i 1, , Mark Tokarczyk JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Martha Blinn Inol shuwnj Jean Hartman Pattie Ragen Pattie Sullivan Diana Walker 2--Q., r X is., ii -' 4 I5 at If ggi, fi X - fi 5 -I . rv' Q' ef-wr' . ,S . -- ' Char Nl.arco 163 l ICS NPN 1, Q, v 2 S ff' J - 66 sr jf CARROLL COLLEGE I-IELENA, MONTANA S9601 IIEIEF, O OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT MAY I, i973 DEAR STUDENTS AND GRADUATES: FOR THOSE READING A YEARBOOK, PERHAPS A REFLECTION OF WHAT YOUR COLLEGE YEARS SHOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE WILL BE USEFUL TO PLACE THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE AT SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE, THERE ARE SOME TODAY WHO QUESTION THE VALUE OF A COLLEGE EDUCATION -- WHO WONDER WHETHER IT WAS REALLY WORTH ALL THE EFFORT, ALL THE EXPENSE. ONCE ONE HAS ACHIEVED LITERACY, FOR THOSE OF US WHO ARE SUFFICIENTLY MOTIVATED, THERE ARE LIBRARIES AND OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO HELP ONE LEARN. ALSO THERE ARE TECHNICAL PROGRAMS WHEREBY A PERSON CAN GAIN SPECIAL SKILLS -- TO DO A PARTICULAR JOE AND TO DO IT WELL. THESE PROGRAMS MAY TAKE ONLY A FEW MONTHS TO COMPLETE AND USUALLY COST MUCH LESS THAN A COLLEGE EDUCATION. THESE FACTORS SEEM TODAY TO ARGUE AGAINST THE NEED FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION. WHAT THE COLLEGE OFFERS THAT IS SPECIAL IS AN ENVIRONMENT TO ASSIST THE STUDENT IN GROWTH TO A GREATER SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL MATURITY. WE OFFER HELP TO FACIL- ITATE AN APPROACH TO LIFE ITSELF AND THE MEANING OF LIFEQ THE COLLEGE IS HERE TO ASSIST EACH ONE DEVELOP MORE FULLY AS A PERSON. THE OBJECTIVE HAS NOT BEEN MERELY TO TRAIN YOU TO DO SOME PARTICULAR TASK WELL -- ALTHOUGH YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN ABLE TO ACQUIRE FIRST LEVEL COMPETENCY IN VARIOUS PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC FIELDS. THE OBJECTIVE WAS NOT TO GIVE YOU ANSWERS -- ALTHOUGH YOU HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE NEW KNOWLEDGE AND DEEPER UNDERSTANDING. AT THE RISK OF OVERSIMPLIFYING, I WOULD SAY THAT ULTIMATELY THE PURPOSE OF THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE WAS TO HELP YOU LEARN HOW TO ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS --- TO HELP YOU ANALYZE A PROBLEM IN ALL ITS ASPECTS -- AND SO TO HELP YOU FIND ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS THAT ARE YET TO BE RAISED. THE COLLEGE EDUCATION AT CARROLL IS DESIGNED TO HELP YOU LEARN HOW TO GO ON LEARNING IN YOUR PARTICULAR FIELD OF INTEREST AS WELL AS TO APPROACH THE UNKNOWN IN OTHER FIELDS. IT IS DESIGNED TO HELP YOU MUSTER ALL AVAILABLE RESOURCES IN YOUR SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDG UNDERSTANDING AND WISDOM, IE THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE wAS RIGHTLY USED, YOU WILL HAVE ENRIQHED YOURSELF BY ENRICHING OTHERS THROUGH SHARING WHAT YOU HAVE. THIS MEANS HAVING SHARED YOUR CONVICTIONS, YOUR DOUOTS, YOUR PREJUDICES AND BIASES, YOUR QUESTIONS, AND YOUR IDEAS. TO HAVE LOCKED THESE THINGS UP INSIDE YOURSELF WOULD HAVE SELF-DEEEATED THE EFFECTIVENESS or COLLEGE LIFE, TO HAVE SHARED IS THE ADVENTURE OF EDUCATION AT CARROLL COLLEGE. IT IS IN SHARING THAT wE BECOME RICHER PERSONS CAPABLE OF ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS UNDER THE VARIED CONDITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES THAT ARISE THROUGHOUT A LIFETIME. FOR THIS ACHIEVEMENT IN EABH STUDENT, WE PLEDGE OUR PRAYERS AND GOOD WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS. SINCERELY YOURS, , A W ' REV. JOSEPH D. I-IARIVNGTON PRESIDENT 5. acult and Admznzstratzon -.. ERNEST W. BACON, J.D. ,N f f:2 I fm .7,w47, .1g,.f,aA. M - ---ew ,A w Y 'Y I . '5u? fv'? 4 39 -- wx -Q. M445 .fmsaz-: ,. - W 44.5, - . AW. c , .N- A -J , .,,. i :l,!,k 5 QQ' X N 3 if . A . ye Q A gU ?.'i 'f A l1,i M xf ': I J- 'i V. EDWARD BATES, M.S.W. ,.n fs. -fx SR, ANNE L. BOUFFARD, R.R.A. MV 1' K MR. TOM BLOCK, M.A. ' n NOEL BOWMAN, M.S. arf ' N .ww 'H f , .PK kk. ,'.lif . Q if ' 1 gin. ' Q ' mg , . V ,X rbi- f , .. ff .,, ,Q A .men QM: I 2'-rf5', .My TS Mg 1 , ., V-.A X . ' S ff .- -is 1 f. A , H, i, 41-3, N- xv, Q . 56, .U , , , S?-QQ., f 4- , 'xy .- ' ' - 'VL-IS' -5 b-'J ' ' ' ' xr 1.w',. N 1.9.1. 4. K ,NA GUIDO BUGNI, M.S. J K f Q .1 3- X .h . Q Qs- JN 'E 3, xx 'Q We - .W N .qw - ,,,h :- P X 4'9 JOHN R. DOWNS, M.Ed. I llll L' N'i- - -Q----- 170 REV. HUMPHREY J. COURTNEY, Ph.D. ,Z ,ff REV. JAMES FARRELL JAMES R. GROSS, M.A. - uk, ' F7 1 3. x , ' , '41, 'f . 45 '1 ' ! A N' M f 'nf ' f XX Ax BJ N 2.3 LL inf' 1 K' ,ft . Law' ,Q Wm gf, V, .fish . ,+- 'ln BR. JOHN FEDEROWICZ, C.S.C, pl W 1 EUGENE C. FRANKS. NLS. RENIWILLI.-XN1.l,GRFNTAR. PED i Us. N L J X L in 171 U If 5 I f I u rw- A REV. JAMES J. HAMILTON, M.A. 5 -4- . NNN V, A , ,W . . If X , A X DAVID W. HANEY 172 X ,,.4 1 , h 1-4 4 1 ...Qi X , in N '5 WN .v , x X 1 . ': Q A 'I 15' R -' -'-' ' .. VQJ- 'A as ' A K. 5' a ' '14 - ' H. jg 'Q '65, 4 ra H 'xii ' vi ,A 5,35.x A O I YQ V. .QI 1 xfxb' ' A ' I 'VQSN v 'H 1 3 'K L .2 V ',. 31 WA 5 ' -r - Q 7 grit- X YF g V. SLK THOMAS W. HAMILTON A Aqf N. -l U, ' an xg 1,7 N x l X. ROBERT B. HEYWOOD, M.A. uv.-,. . , p..............., , GARY E. HOOVESTAL, M.A. 'EX 3535258 K Inu! amei x 3 viz-1'-it' RQ R CHARLES W. HUBER, M.A. ,,. J- , gl Alt?-F' 3 SR. ANNE JEFFORDS WALTER A. JANKOWSKI. Ph.D. f 4, 4 A ll-11 il' HGV' Y -N,Nq...- A RAYMOND P. LINDER, M.A. xlxkfia. wwuxx, N X X -K XX Y dl REV. PAUL B. KIRCHEN, M.A. V 2 fm F ',- 'jfj ,.', ' -f.j.:fff THOMAS J. KELLY, A.B FRANCIS A. KROMKOWSKI silffr..-., 3- z , iz.:-1' f . ,k3q4:Q,,: - E91- 5553513 ff 'A 4, Is.K,fhf', -v 5:-fgfiWsa?s.1i.'?i?1Q 5 if 5 1' 7. ' ' RMQXWL' ' :jge , '-:wx ' I M. . Y WILLIAM L. LANG, M.A. U I -'-up SR. MARY GRACE LINEHAN. A.M.I.. A.B V 1 i . sis- i nf' , , .... -. K hi lug .. W4 N- lun M 5 Z ,,,,-4 .LX sv I4 f X 6 I 8 I Q . x X RICH.-XRD T. L.-XNIBERT. Ph.D. '. ur.. - A ' 'Q- --ffw f A - .. 5 ...,n,., f QQ., J., I wr ,-.. 6 '.,,,,.,4 REV. ROBERT J. MCCARTHY, Ph.D. ' Q-'amp .+R .9 jp, CHARLES E. MANDEVILLE, B.S., C.P.A. RMON ,gf-v6 JOSEPH W. MUNZENRIDER, M. Mus., A.A.G.O. Rf REV.THOMASO'DONNELL,AcademicDean Q f-1' 3 i :Q Y ff ALFRED J. MURRAY. M.A. CATHERINE ORTWEIN. R.R.A. REV. JIM MCCARTHY. M.A. 2 -gvpm, . W1 3' M! ? A hi 51 W1 V if .,.R JAMES J. MANION. Ph.D. ,f WILLIAM RACICOT, M.A HARVEY C. PALMER, M.L.S. ALLEN L. POPE, Ed.D. L,..w-., 4-gg, . Q E IE? V 'fiilff Y' ,A Q ,f4, ,ff-f, 1' SR. AQUINATA O'SlJLLlVAN.Tv1.A. ROBERT PETRINO. MA. sl REV. EUGENE PEOPLES. Ph.D. 41 170 1. REV. JOHN F. REDMAN 5 -s, . lr I I , -I? ff , RN'-. A A' .., 'CIIIISI 'I FUMIKO I. SAITO SR. MIRIAM CLARE ROESLER, O.S.F., Ph.D. . M.S. RICHARD REESE, M.A., Ph.D. -42 x 'N'-ff 4. M . .wx 1-A gL N T . if if 1? . vw... 1' , ..v.:.Y, , I v Q A: U r J T JOHN E. SEMMENS, Ph.D. ji 5 f in A I ,,..k'.. .. xv . A 'U ,N -3 I ' v '.' .- . . -.lA.-' , . ..- . - . . . ,..A .-, .' ,. ,. - x.. . , . . ' , ,.o'1 y, ' L - J , . . K ' ' -A 1 ha. . s ,.- xkl, ., . . n.. KENNETH J. ROGERS, M.A. DEAN ROBERTS, Dean of Students ROBERT J. ROXBY, M.S .J If f 1, al' 1 1 ' A HAROLD A. SMITH PART-TIME AND MISSING FACULTY I. DR. O. J. ANDERSEN 2. MRS. NANCY CAMPBELL. R.R.A. 3. MR.THOMAS D. CARLIN 4. MR. EUGENE M. DANICICH 5. MRS. CECELIA M. GROSE 6. MRS. DOROTHY HARPER 7. MR. BRUCE W. LANTHORN 8. MR. VINCENT P. MATULE 9. SR. MARY CELESTE O'LEAR I0. MR.GERALD ROTH Il. MR. RON SAGER 12. MRS. SHIRLEY SOSTRUM 13. MRS. MARGARET STUART 182 JAMES J. TRUDNOWSKI. M.A. ff E6 I1 I Iirfil E I, ' S . ifff . I ff ' . I I f 4' I Falk In - fx ,M 'E' ' I K ' ' I - 1 1- . A Q V '1. ' I I B 'IQ 5.- In 'EZ X Si 8 1 fy, X 'l I X . :jg XX .,v xx II f 4 I 5+ JOSEPH T. WARD. Ph.D. .. li 552. s , f::5gqfQ51ac,Q, - 5.3, ?7?..fNf1L.i ,Q , - ,,, el THOMAS G. STEWART JEAN SMITH. Ph.D. A-1. l Q.o. aan-- JOHN E. WARD, Ph.D 4 ' SR. HELEN HICKMAN, M.F.A. Y: ,. f V77 we fp-,two ngumww-wwf-ff--v ' .ag z, E33 1 ' IGN ' . , 1 .... , H -,fr-,in :gk , J ., ' M. .f MARIE M. VANISKO, M.A. IH' wk. . 4 c DENNIS WEIDMAN, M.A. ,x 'Q I , , ,I A . -85.4. sunny L x 1 I ag -' 1 ..-A -vu 3 . '1 4: ff -If M. v J ,jd -44 113: I would also like to thank all the other people in our business offices, the secretaries, and cashiers who helped me put this book out but who, due to limited space, I was unable to have pictured. f . Editor I W f KS i .i , LT! , ' rs Y Qt,f.M-A .1- 4 A -. 'vm A g, 'SL fa ' i f 'mi ss' 'f '3fQ-ff.-4'f- '1 .1 r'?. ' . c ,Jaw ?q?'n'1?Y7!'7n- ,. WK ...uma :ik t X ffl lx tin I X A3 v-Xa . Q :S-V, 3 :'-fn' Q5 aa' ,f 'JI REV. JOHN KIRSCH, Chaplain MARY CAMPBELL. Resident! Director - Guad 53, 5 if vs XX my N . i NN' ,,......- fi 45 'lC X I fy, 'ff' 'rg' ve I 3 ik f' if' Q ' - - ix F , it I I ,,,, 'r X - -'i K , uf 1sAAx4a' .', .-'.b,l , ,-,r ,.ns l.kA l'..,11.u LOUISE MCGOWAN, R.N.. College Nurse .Q K Lili 4 I ff 'A Q 147' Llbr,m,m PHv.1ff, .124 A - o,,' A , nun . QL ,Z N' 2 11' .'v. ':::A: ,' 1131-..',,-' x1.:.Rxcx1oHoLr.new 7 s ' ii 5 in 4 ' . fy w - 'Q 'E A F i' fi W, 2 'cv Y ., ,,........--l-- 1,f-' N K . 3. 1 f , ' f hr 1 .- W, JOHN G. 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Helena Mon+ana's Mas+er Floris+s C + 1a+1o,.SC1aSs +1973 A55QCia+iQn PHOTOJOURNALISM Kay Cavagnaro l5l W. Hillsdale Blvd. I400 W. 3rd San Ma+eo, Ca. 94403 Ch , Ca. 95926 96 Capi+al Ford Cosarl' Volkswagen Inc. Grimes Buick Placer Mo'ror, Inc. Anderson Chevrole+-Cadillac A.A. Garage 8: Equipmenl' Carlson Lincoln Mercury Nor'I'hwes+ Molors Dodge Ci+y People think THE eLoBE FIRST Maybe that's because we put them first. FIRST NATIONAL BANK with AND TRUST COMPANXIQAF H-ELENA ill Hennessy's 36I N. Main Helena, Mon+ana Palrons Barnes Jewelry Ben Franklin Earl Conoco Fisher's S'ryle Shop Goodie Shop Jacoby's O'Tooles Princess Beau+y Shop Fashion - Quali+y Service Reynolds Drug Localecl in Helena's Capi+al Hill Shopping Cenler More Music I34O on Your Radio Dial 24 Hrs. of Music Coach House ' Mo+or Inn 5 6 I:95'I'UI'Il'1QI 6+hD3Zn::g: 5525+127 T nge Pool and S una s pI R M + QR F A p +P k p o bl TV 3PM Ch k + BANK GF MONTANA DAPPER DAN'S SPIRIT SHCDP LuncIyCen+er Congra+uIa+-ions +o 'l'he Class of '73 From +I1e HILLTCPPER Sfaff N otea' Benefaclor Is Dead A principal benefactor and long-time friend of Carroll College, Mr. Eddy O'Connell. died in Helena on Sunday October 8th. Mr. O'Connell had suffered a stroke and had been hospitalized for nearly two weeks at the time of his death. Mr. O'Connell was 86 years of age. It is not easy to describe the ways in which Mr. O'Connell assisted Carroll College: there is no question but that he was deeply devoted to the college and genuinely interested in her future. So much so that in the later years of his life he gave intensely of his time and generously of his personal resources to help Carroll College become the best in Mon- tanaf' Through a personal gift he made possible the construction of O'Connell Hall which was dedicated in October of 1966. The cost of construction of O'Connell Hall was in excess of eight hundred thousand dollars. O'Connell Hall now serves the College as a beautiful classroom-administration building. truly an architectural gem adorning the front of the campus. Carroll College is particularly proud of this fine facility. With Mr. Al Hibbard and Mr. Bud Galusha, Mr. O'Connell was the initiator of the Carroll College Foundation. a private non-profit organization formed to foster the development of scholarship programs for Carroll students. The Foundation also serves as the vehicle whereby gifts and bequests are received for the benefit of the College and its students. Mr. O'Connell also helped organize a development council for Carroll College. The council is now called the Presi- dent's Council. Mr. O'Connell served as the chairman of the Presidenfs Council, a position he held at the time of his death. He also helped the College by serving on the Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees and as a member of the Board of Trustees of Carroll College Foundation. More than anything else, Mr. O'Connell has been a great source of encouragement for our entire college community. He was thoroughly convinced of the greatness of Carroll College and the strong future the College has for Helena and the State of Montana. When spirits sag, as they might. Mr. O'Connell shared his enthusiasm generously. always H1081 confident in his gentle and persuasive way. In a real sense, Mr. O'Connell is to be classed among the founders of Carroll College in that he did what was needed to help Carroll College adjust to a period which would require that the College be more community oriented. helping Carroll College to serve the whole society as an integral part of the city of Helena and the State of Montana. While we extend our sympathy to Mr. O,Connell's family, we do express our joy and gratitude to God for having given us Mr. O'Connell's friendship. Carroll College is pleased and proud to have had a share in the full life of Nlr. Eddy O'Connell. THE HILLTOPPER STAFF 200 ,X xt 51 T 4 ,- X xx ' B' 3 ' . XXX 3. L , - 1 s l V-'T:f,5::i:g.., . 5 . 'fig ' , .EQ C ,r vi, xg at ' iff' Lf' , C4 if T l nfl , ,re l 0 vii The 1973 Hilltopper consists of 200 pages, printed in black ink on Taydull 1122 paper, using Printers Type. Page size is 9n x l2n. The book is Smyth sewn with nylon thread and bound in special design stiff covers. The cover is rounded and backed and is covered in a grained material. The cover was designed and sketched by Kent Porter, a talented and well-gifted art student here at Carroll. The 800 copies of the 1973 Hilltopper were printed in Covina, California, by The Taylor Publishing Company. L 1 P K I 1 5 ,. 's Il 2 L-.. . 1 f.a,v,-5,-,.q.4 - V. . , X. ,xv .4q..,