Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

Hillto 'fresh m acaderriics ■ Wiftter -r. sophomores jigtiprs Organizations Spring. activities seniors Tuio Pag® 1 2 Opening 4 Op� n ng Opening 5 0 Autumn Division Po« Autumn activities 8 freshmen 31 academics 39 Autumn Division Poo« ? Clockwise: Trovis Entner ond Jon Lewis portray two upperclassmen out on a date while Roger Schlis looks on. Packers relax alter hiking out of the Bob Marshall Wilderness area. Kerry Sullivan reminisces Rick Rahn's school days In a skit entitled This Is Your Lite Rick Rahn.” Leslie LaVoie rests after exploring a waterfall near the camp site Laurie Sturgar. John Kaney. Rick Rahn, Debbie Gray. Mike O'Brien and Kim Yates participate in a sing aiong. Leslie Ritter hikes up to the camp ground. 8 Pock tup Pack trip acquaints new students A pack trip into the Bob Marshall Wilderness area started the academic year for more than 70 students. The White Tail Dude Ranch Packing Company provided the food and cooking for the trip and had the camp site set up by the time the students had hiked the six miles into the location. The Associated Students of Carroll College organized the pack trip and provided a reldxing atmosphere for freshmen to become acquainted with their classmates. The time on the trip was spent exploring, laughing. participating in sing-alongs and skits, and above all making friends. Poc� Tup � •� Fall activities initiate frosh 10 Foil Acftvltioi Clockwise: John Wood and others engage in a whitewash fight while Jim Sutherland looks on. Terry McElligot, Jennifer Jenkins. Mike Hegwaid and Rondo Reiger paint the C . Curt Dumas and Jan Servel work on the phonathon to roise money for the college. Lance Perrin enjoys the warm fall weather. Alex Kremer. Chris Sloan. Steve Hegarty. Mike Kohrt, Chris Piacitelli and Lance Perrin eat at the all-school picnic. Mary Bowen and Rita Rodom prepare to sell beanies to the freshmen T. J Brum-berger. Burt Hoyt and Pat Tennis relax at the all school picnic. fall Act. vifros n Clockwise: Bishop Curtiss greets faculty members as they approach the altar. Fr. Clay Meyer and President Francis Kerins visit after the moss. Bishop Curtiss talks with Roberto Irrlbarren. Kathleen Houseman. Diana DeSmet. Teresa Caufleld. Tammy Davis and Itxaso Obieta await the start ot the celebration. Karry Kottas delivers the first reading while John Mike Sullivan looks on. Bishop Curtiss performs the offertory. 2 Mail or mo Holy Spirit Mass of the Holy Spirit The Mass of the Holy Spirit was celebrated on September 9th at the St. Helena Cathedral. The celebrant for the mass was Bishop Elden F. Curtiss while concelebrants were Rev. J. Eugene Peoples. Rev. Daniel B. Shea. Rev. Francis J. Wiegenstein and Rev. William M. Stanaway. who also served as homilist. The Master of Ceremonies was John Robertson. lectors were Karry Kottas and John Mike Sullivan, Marc Horton acted as cross-bearer, and acolytes were Greg McCormick and James Smith. The Carrolleers directed by Joseph W. Munzenrider performed the music and the organ was played by John O'Leary. The mass was followed by the all school picnic. Mom ot Ho v Spirit 13 Hockwfse: Quarterback Mark Schulte ands oft to linebacker Stuart Sutherland, logman Phil Knudson watches the game. Yide-receiver Mike Gillespie blocks for unningback Rory Swan. Fullback Mike loberts works his way out of a tackle The ghtlng Saints run onto the field. Fullback yler Gleason runs for a touchdown while ightend Pat Jones assists •� rootboii Saints second The Saints finished second in the Frontier Conference, wrapping up the season with a 4-1 conference record and an overall 6-2 record. The football team, from the beginning of the season, had to combat injuries as well as competing in games. Nearly all of the runnmgbacks were plagued by in- in conference juries early in the season, and all four quarterbacks were down half way through the year Seniors named Conference selections were Mike McCutch- eon. Don Diggins. Rod DeBruycker. Neil Campbell. Steve Ahmann. Mark Salansky and Pat Jones Football 15 Saint football i Saint Football 6 wins, 2 losses Carroll Minot State Col- Opponent lege Eastern Washing- 20 7 ton University Rocky Mountain 7 20 College 16 12 Montana Tech Rocky Mountain 14 19 College Western Montana 13 2 College 27 7 Ricks College Western Montana 6 3 College V e 7 J Clockwise: Defensive end John Daly dives to make a tackle. Full back Mike Roberts runs for a touchdown. Quarter- back Mark Schulte hands oft to running back Steve Schulte. The Saints scramble after scoring a touchdown. Mark Schulte passes to an open receiver. 16 football Football Co-Captains Pat 3001 80 It Vo Schuilo. 10-08 MtoRotxKtv J4-W Noil Camotooii 54-19 Smv« C w ' SS -18 Mot saramkrv. 71 - W ■nmvfiF' FoottXJ'.l 17 Fighting Saint football team 8o SS) o ag'ss ilji Illl fill ills Jill o“ _ • a ° fill Ini 18fCX� bOll lorn lynch. 61 • G CoWftj O’NniH. 75 • Of Doiyl Pio.it Df Steve Schulte, 20 • 88 Mfko McCulchoon. 25 ■ CB Scon O'Noiii. 73-1 Ron Jy Sermon. 40 • 0€ Stoott Sutnerlono, 30 • 18 «Hty MCUOhOKJ, 41 • WK 8obPeKrfX . 18 QSBSt -too Robinson. 16 - PS 8o'v Swan 32-88 John McDonell. 77 • I fOnk Petruiho. 44 - OT 8©blo Sobinioo. 08 Monto fheien.53 1.6 Konoy McDowell, 82-U Stove Picond, 42 • 16 8iC RoOrtqoe . 81 S£ 8 yon VYi«Kjmoi� . 50 • C footoan 19 New library dedicated The new Library Learning Resources Center was dedicated on Sept. 16. The 36.000 square-foot two-story building was constructed as a result of a five-year fundraising campaign by the college. Designed under an open concept, the library includes individual and group study rooms, listening and typing rooms, a student lounge, a browsing room, open periodical shelves, a large processing area and has capabilities for the use of future electronic equipment. Clockwise: Frank Clinch lakes advantage of the quiet atmosphere In Ihe library to do homework. Don Sternhan studies in the library. Mr. Dennis Wledmann browses through the magazine section. 20 utxo'y Ubforv 21 Sullivan and Bennett crowned 1979 royalty John Mike Sullivan and Laura Bennett were crowned king and queen at the annual Homecoming coronation. The weekend’s festivities included the coronation fol- lowed by a bonfire on Friday night. Saturday's football game was victorious. Carroll over Western, 27-7. The formal dance tied up the activities. ending the Homecoming weekend. 77 Mom co«ning Clockwise: King John Mike Sulllvon and Queen Laura Bennefi share their excitement alter being crowned Candidates Tom Walsh and Karry Kotlas owalt the coronation ceremony Jon Lewis. Greg Keibler. Greg Lesar and Sean Curfman. The King and Queen pose tor photographs after being announced. Terry Shoman. Bob Mahoney. Ken Eak-land. Rick Rohn. Tom Mahoney and Paul Olsen lead cheers at the bontire. Students gather to congratulate the king and Queen. Momeco ning 23 wm Clockwise: Chris McCortin and Collins O’Neill |oke alter a meal. Sharon Corey. Bill VanOrder. Jennifer Koebbe. Roger Schlis. Marianna Piercey and Mike O’Brien propose a toast. Bob Hall works in the dishroom. Wendy Brown serves food. Fr. Bob McCarthy visits with Sean O'Neill and Michelle Rosa. Colleen While waits to have her identification cord marked. Saga 25 Intramural football The ladies By virtue of the California playoff the St. Charles-St. Albert's women's team out distanced the 3rd Old-Ground Floor team by about five yards to capture the women's intramural football title. The Charlie's-Al's team went into the playoffs with a 4-2 record and continued to defeat the 2nd Old team 19-6 and 2nd New 13-0 winning a spot In the championship game. The 3rd Old-Ground Floor team started the playoffs in the top spot with a 5-0-1 record going on to defeat the Off Campus team 13-0. Clockwise: Scott Dighans propares lo pass while Mike Kelly blocks. Brion Kavanaugh gives instructions to his in-tromurol footboll team. Paul Dumas runs lor a touchdown. Todd McGovern tockles an opponent by ripping off one of his flags. Rob Crandall and John Biodnlck prepare for action. Tom Whyte dodges his opponents 26 wtronvuior Football Inlromutol foo'txjM 2? lisa Smith William Hollinan Sue Woodland Craig’s Wi e Mis. Craig lisa Smith Mi Cfaig Mi. Sam Sperry Ml� Austin Cher Clearman Ethel landreth Sharon Corey i Housekeepers Kathleen Munshower Colleen Roberts 1 Detectives Dave Bloszktewicz JoeSemon 1 Actors Don Eckert Eugene Fredericks 1 Billy Berk Steve Peltilll Mrs Frazier Sue GHboy J ■ § M W ' '£ lTP ♦ i Susan Gllboy Hold Me - Craig’s Wife Hold Me and Craig's Wife. font director and stage manager the first two drama productions of Pictured above is the cast. the year kicked off the season for Craig's Wife is a drama revolv-the Little Theatre. ing around Mrs. Craig's desire tor Hold Me is o series of brief £� in hJr ,houS0 Thte sketches based upon the well c'ed ,or ,he prddud on goej c ;. .Mnc i,rai,io. stage manager Rick Moss and to known comic sfnps of Jules Feifter. Qq The play was directed by Mr. Jim of many a fine dramafic presenta-Bartruff and Gail Gloss was assis• tion. 2ft HokS Me Clockwise. Mrs. Craig. Lisa Smith, explains to the housekeeper. Colleen Roberts, the importance o� her statue. Mrs. Craig attempts to sneak information out of Mr. Craig. Mr. Sam Sperry. A blame gets passed from Mrs. Craig to Mr. Craig to the housekeeper. Mr. Craig listens to Mrs. Craig's vicious remarks. Craig's Wife 29 Litergies Clockwise: Angie Boespflug serves communion to Roger Perrier and Jim Smith, Fr Clay Meyer celebrates mass. Fr. Bob McCarthy performs the offertory. 30 liteiglei Mary Swan, Rissy Villeburn. Jane Smith. Janice Johnson. Kathleen Houseman. Diana Nyquist, Diana DeSmet and Monica Holland. V_____________________________________________ FRESHMEN Froshmon OivHloo Pa©o 31 Kwk AMa Cieber Amundvon Nancy Anoerton Roe-eno Ande'ion Snowno Baldwin Mory JO Boikovou tony Benego Vol Bonioo Joo Benevonr. frank Boston li o Borlogllo A'moo BiDb NoO.no B.nko d AMon 6|o ko Freshmen Freshman Class Officers: Caihy Wallace- Corey-presldent nof pictured Judy Pilking-treasurer, Jane Smlth-secreiary. Sharon ton-vice-president Kim Btocco Cindy Biown Wendy Biown Mory BuCkloy FO Buochler Chrlt Bunch Komieen Buigevt Jim Burkheod Goraid Byid On la Byrd Oon Byfut Cototie CaHonon theiejo CoUohon B'i e« Campbell Kolhleen Carlion KenCarm-chael Kevin Co� � y tereia Cou'Held SueCnombo'i Kerry CHne Mar Condor Colleen Cor • ; . Molly Con. . Sho'oe Corey 32 fievnmon Eileefl Coughlin Amy Daughotry Diono DeSmo’ Penny Ctowo Tommy Davis LIBIon Oockfify Soon Curtmon u, Doan Havre Donev Mr. Dennis Weldmonn reviews material with Mary Buckley. Wodo DouQiaw Dan Eckert Jim Elliott Randal EmeiQV Trovlt Entner Ann Faber Lynn Former Carrie Funk Sue Gudov Bom Gouia OoDbie Gray John Groany Kelly Greene David Gregory Oawn GuoHI John Wood plans a white wash attack on a classmate while painting the C Froinmen J3 Freshmen John Goebel studies In the zoology lab tor an upcoming lab quiz. Timothy Gwinn Robert Mod low Wifhom Hagen Ooug Hart Mike Hosquot Miio Hoyoshi Steve Hegerty Dovo Heitor line Lott Hilton Kathleen Houseman Mory Hochhous Kim Howo Shannon Hogan Burt Hoyt Won Hob Lynn Hunthauson Kathy Hurd Nookill Vaterlo imlocn Jocelyn isechol Hiroake Iwobuchi Janice Johnson Jim Komblch Tokosl kaneko Korol Kocholy Grog Kelblet Renee Kloser Ketty Kniep Mary Knsght Johanna Kolot Dan Konen Maggie Krlvec Mike Kubani Joe Kujowa Elisabeth Kumar)al Gina Larson Jay lorton Luke Lorton Jeon Laumeyer Jomne LoVole Lethe LoVoie Michoel leau Cindy Lechner John Lenien Jon lewis Richard Lewis Mary Lucochck Lome Ludwig Scon MacIntyre Morcie Mahon John Mondevllle Chandler Mann 34 Freshmen Rone Monnu Melchiiedek Morgans Melanie Matton Cat hi McCorihy Ka e McCormick Kelly McDonald Keffy McGonigal locks McGovern Maura McLeod Tom Merfos Jane Meyor Brian Milos Don Byrtus tips up a skein while Jim Burkhead and Matt Gentry look Katherine Smith, Chandler Mann. on. Fr. Joe Pelletier and Dan Rosa visit and enjoy the warm tall weather. freshmen 35 4t+m MottOConn « M chool Odlond CoroiOleory CoJlrf � 0'N«.'l JlcnOwom lynnPonooon lone P nm ChftP-ociWii Muikxkj P.erc«Y Jody Pifctogtoo Jocou tm Pom oy K«n� « Pon � Ch i Purn M John Rob-doou Ann Rohon KolhV R op « ©I Rt hl l «H RM Dai Rob m Kattwrin Rob m jtonSonkovtch Sondy $chn � d Woody Soon irton SoboVa Oov® Sonvnoo K n Min N n lo4i Mining Mo y Muii n Dm Mu� Own y Potty MuNon y fim Ni H n Ko’M n Mwn$how Oov Nutting Nootoha Mu OKJ Pbuoc Nguy n HolOb � on J r iboioOtx to fr mm n Paulette Stanlch works the keyboard In O’Connell Hall as part ot her work study Job. Kathleen Burgess takes five between group pictures. Mary Simpton Mary Smiley Jane Smith Jean Smith Katherine Smith Laura Smith Uva Smith JoySpiko Pauiotto Sianich John Sullivan Karen Sullivan Kerry Sullivan Masochy Sullivan Jamet Sutherlond Mary Swan Valerie Swonvon Janine Sweeney Judy Sweet Jun Tokada Vance Toylor Freshmen Brenda Tidboii Donna Iischmak Tom TruMkOwtkl Julie Tudelo Cathy Utelmon Ritty Villeburn Dave Von Bergen Cathy wolioce Rotemory Walth Chrij Woltert letlie Welty Tom Whyie Molhe Wilton Carol Wirti John Wood Donna Wult Jim Wyse Kimberly Votes Troth men 37 Freshmen Clockwise: Brad Matteson prepares to box In the 160 lb. division In the Smoker. Mary Trudnowski competes In a Spur Carnival contest. Rich Westhoff. Lynn Patterson and Carol Wlrtz visit on the steps of St. Charles. Renee Kloser scouts out Saga looking for a place to eat. Cathy Uselman works on the phone-a-thon trying to raise money for the college. 38 Fr«ihmon ACADEMICS AcotJ«fntc Olviilon Pago 39 President, Deans Fr. Dan Shea Fr. Lee Hightower Dr. Francis Kerins Fr. Clay Meyer Mrs. Lee Neuman Fr. Clay Meyer, Academic Dean Not Pictured: Miss Rosie Walsh Dr. Francis Kerins Arty Music, PE Mr. V. Robert Petrino Mr. William Racicot Mrs. DeeAnna Stalnaker Mr. Thomas Kelly, Head 42 Art. Mutic.« Mrs. Ceilia Grose Rev. Dan Hillen, Head Mr. Joseph Munzenrider, Head Mr. Ralph Esposito Art. Music. PE 43 Biology, Medical Records Sr. Rose Agnes Louk Dr. James Manion Rev. Joseph Harrington U Bioioov. Modical Rocofdj Dr. John Christenson Dr. James Manion Not Pictured: Ms. Sharon Robinson $r. Rose Annes Louk, Head Dr. Jean Smith, Head Biology, Modlcol RoccxOj 45 Business, Dental Hygiene Mr. Jon Krutar Mr. Charles Mandeville, Head Mr. Michael Robinson Mr. Eugene Franks 46 8uslr «is. Doniai HyQiemj Mrs. Jo Anne Karr. Head Mrs. Mary Lou Abbott Mrs. Barbara Johnson Miss Peggy Quinn Business. Denkjl Hygiene 47 Dr. Ronald Knoshaug Mr. John Scharf Dr. Arther Westwell, Head Dr. Lindsay Hess 49 Chemistry. Moth, Physic Mr. Alfred Murray, Head Mrs. Marie Vamsko Mr. Guido Bugni Mr. James Trudnowski Chemlifry. Molh. PhyUCi 49 Education, Communication Mrs. Monica Kittock-Sargent Dr. Allen Pope Mr. Harry Smith Mr. Allan Quist, Acting Head 50 Education. Communication Mr. Jim Bartruff Mr. C. W. Huber Education. Communication 51 English, Language Mr. Harry Burgess Rev. Paul Kirchen Rev. Humphrey Courtney Dr. John Semmens. Head Mr. Robert Heywood 62 Engi.jh. language Dr. Joseph Ward Sr. Miriam Clare Roesler Mr. Gary Hoovestal Rev. O. Lee Hightower, Head English, Languago S3 Political Science, History, Sociology Rev. Jeramioh Sullivan Rev. James McCarthy, Head Dr. Frank Cooney S4 H.tfcxy. Political Science. Sociology Hifl Dr. Eric Hansen Dr. Robert Swartout Dr. Donald Roy, Heaa Mrs. Margaret Stuart History. Politico! Science. Sociology 55 Nursing Mrs. Mary Munger Miss Margaret Sammick Miss Jo-Anne Scott 56 Hurting Mrs. Mary Beaudette Dr. Therese Sullivan, Head Mrs. Patricia Bollinger Miss Virginia Brooke Nutting 57 Theology, Philosophy, Psychology Rev. Joseph Pelletier Dr. William Thompson. Head Rev. Eugene Peoples Rev. Robert McCarthy 53 Theology. Philoiochy. Psycotogy Rev. Clayton Meyer Dr. Richard Lambert, Head Dr. John Ward, Head Not Pictured: Rev. James Hamilton Rev. Francis Wiegenstwin theology. Philosophy. Psycology 59 Mrs. Louise G. McGowan Staff Mr. Arthur Hunthausen Sr. Alice Ann Byrne Mr. Victor Beneventi Mr. Edward Robinson 62 Slot! Mrs. Clara Haffey Mr. Allen Kohler Mrs. Susan Mulcahy Mr. Joseph Weggenman Staff Mr. Russell J. Ritter Rev. William Stanaway Ms. Sid Cottle Mr. Gary Coyle Mr. John Grob© Mr. Curt Dumas Mr. Gary Allen Mr. William Baarson Mr. Walter H. Biskupiak Mr. Walter S. Biskupiak Mrs. Margaret Bradford Mr. John Broderson Mrs. U. Virginia Christian Mrs. Nina Connelly Mrs. Geraldine Cote Mr. Clarence Crum Mrs. Laura Disney Mr. Mike Flynn Mrs. Margaret Foley Ms. Bernadine Gertson Mrs. Jackie Haab Mrs. Arlene Hannawalt Mrs. Paula Harr Mr. James Lester Mr. Bill Mattix Mrs. Isabelle Mavis Mrs. Cheryl McNurlin Mrs. Mary Moholt Mrs. Karen Orlando Mrs. Patrice Overmier Mrs. Kim Philipps Mr. Ray Shanahan Mr. Sam Sperry Mrs. Leslie Wood Mrs. Patricia Zanto Ms. Sue Curry Ms. Leona Fenner Ms. Sue Fenderson • i V 66 WinkM Division Pago Wint activil sopho junior organ ties mores izations Olvulon Pfj© ft’ Eggel Kneggel The Almost Annual Eggel Kneggel Design Contest received television coverage as well as attracting a large campus audience. The object of the contest was to design a structure for one uncooked egg so that it would survive a free fall from the balcony of St. Charles to the steps below. The structure could be made of wooden matches, wooden toothpicks, string, rubberbands. paper and-or glue. Winners were judged on whether the egg survived the fall, on originality of the design, and on creative use of color and materials. Debbie Court won first place with a score of 9.9 as her entry. “Suicidal Sibyl landed safely on the steps below. Taking second place were Rosie Walsh and Fr. Joe Pelletier with their egg called “The Suicide Scrambler which scored a 9.7. Third place went to Luke Larson and his egg Harvey Edgar Egbert who scored a 9.3. 6« Clockwise: Fr. Dan Hlllen watches as one of the contestant eggs falls. Miss Eggel Kneg-gel. Kelley Halvorson. lights an eternal flame. Mary Simpson and B. J. Delwiche await the arrival of more mutolated bodies. Medical personnel clean up a damaged egg while the judges examine more closely. Medical personnel sweep up a demolished egg. Judges Mr. Ralph Esposito. Mrs. Frances Kerins. Mr. John Scharf and Marc Horton prepare to start the scoring. Miss Eggel Kneggel runs with the torch, starting the activity. Eggol Knoggie 69 Clockwise: Chris Thomas returns a serve. Ruth Rhlnehart bats the ball back as Kim Skadelond prepares tor action. Kim Skadeland spikes the ball while Kristi Carrier looks on. 70 Volleyoali Volleyball 13 wins, 16 losses University of Idaho Tune-up U of Portland 9-15. 15-5. 7-15 Boise State U 5-15. 8-15 Whitworth 12-15. 8-15 Whitman 15-6. 15-8 University of Montana Invitational Washington State U 11-15. 7-15 Flathead Comm. College 15-7. 15-9 U of Montana 3-15. 5-15 Montana State U jv 3-15. 2-15 Montana Tech 15-8, 13-15, 15-2 Washington State U 5-15. 6-15 Flathead Comm. College 15-0. 15-0 Carroll College Conference Tournament Montana Tech 15-1. 7-15. 8-15, 9-15 E. Montana 15-6, 11-15. 15-12, 15-5 N. Montana 10-15. 9-15. 13-15 MSU jv 10-15. 10-15. 13-15 W. Montana 15-9, 15-10, 16-14 Montana Tech Triangle W. Montana 15-1. 15-11. 15-11 Montana Tech 15-9. 15-10. 11-15. 16-14 Eastern Montana College Conference Tournament Northern Montana College 7-15, 9-15. 13-15 Western Montana College 12-15, 13-15, 13-15 Montana Tech 15-8. 15-6, 9-15. 15-7 Eastern Montana 3-15. 15-19. 15-7. 9-15, 10-15 W. Washington College 16-14, 6-15. 11-15. 14-16 Northern Montana College Conference Tournament Western Montana 15-11. 15-5, 15-12 Eastern Montana 6-15, 15-13. 13-15. 15-4. 15-5 Montana Tech 15-7. 15-12. 15-10 Northern Montana 10-15, 12-15. 6-15 NCWSA Region IX Division II Championship U of Portland 14-16.6-15 Northern Montana 8-15. 4-15 Volleyball (front row) Krlsfl Carrier. Franclne Bergeron. Kathy Smith. Linda Alison. Maureen Collins (back row) Assistant Coach DeeAnna Stalnaker. Mary Lucachlck. Ruth Rhinehart. Laurie Sturgar. Kim Skadeland. Chris Thomas. Gall Lambrecht. Head Coach Charlie Brown ________________________________' 1 J Volleyball 71 72 Do m Irto Clockwise: Mitch Kuharski and Tom Konen clown around In St. Charles Hall. Bruce Campbell. Don Byrtus and Chandler Mann make a group effort doing homework. Susan McKee types up a paper. Nora Geary chats on the phone. Jeanne Gorder uses a few spare moments to study. Charlie Bentley reads up on the history of philosophy. Tim Furness relaxes during some extra time. Dorm life 73 Clockwise: Shelley Mitchell goes up tor o jump shot while Shannon Hogan looks on. Head coach Tom Kelly instructs the players. Lynn Patterson passes to an open receiver. JoAnne Cloud dribbles down the court, while Sib Malee and Cathy Wallace guard opponents. Elena Ross shoots tor two. 74 Womens Bosfcetoall Lady Saints first in conference The womens basketball team captured first place in the Frontier Conference to advance to regionals where they took third. The Lady Saints at regionals were defeated in their first game by the University of Idaho. They then went on to conquer the University of Alaska in their first overtime of the season. Team captain Shelley Mitchell was named a member of the five place regional tournament team. Team members are selected at the discretion of the coaches. The Saints finished the season with a 9-3 conference tally and an overall record of 19-9. Wom«n BaUetTxjll 75 Womens Basketball r Women's Basketball 19 wins. 9 losses A Women's co-captains: Kathy leClolr. JoAnne Cloud. Shelley Mitchell. Flathead Valley Community Carroll 70 Opponent 54 University of Montana 40 66 Northern Montana 46 50 Lewis-Clark State 77 65 University of Idaho 39 74 College of Great Falls 42 60 Montana Tech 60 52 Western Montana 49 57 Flathead Valley Community 69 25 Lewis-Clark State 55 43 Llnfield 71 50 University of Puget Sound 73 44 Whitworth 63 36 College of Great Falls 50 59 Norlhern Montana 59 48 Eastern Montano 51 66 Rocky Mountain 62 66 Western Monlana 57 48 Montana Tech 59 50 Northern Montana 64 52 College of Great Falls 51 49 Whitworth 77 61 Eastern Montana 64 60 Rocky Mountain 69 51 Western Montana 59 58 Montana Tech 80 36 Women's Basketball (front row) Diane Lund Shelley Mitchell JoAnne Cloud. Sib Malee. Shannon Hogan. Tommi Schell. Mlml Crandall. Sue Moore (back Tow) Manager Mary Angwin. Lynn Farmer. Maureen McMahon. Carol Wirtz. Elena Ross. Debby Dlrkson. Wendy Sears. Rene Manlx. Lynn Patterson. Cathy Wallace. Head Coach Tom Kelly 76 wom� n, Clockwise: Debby Dlrkson stretches to gain control ot the Jump boll while Wendy Sears and Cathy Wallace ready themselves to assist. Sib Malee eyes the basket while an opponent guards her. Shelley Mitchell. Lynn Patterson and Elena Ross await the rebound. Worn ™ Sotkerboll 71 Winter . . . Will the snow ever go away? Gall Glass shovels snow off the stairs of Charlie's as part of her work study Job. n Wlntef yjfc v WIMW 79 Cheryl Seymore walks home to Quad otter class. Winter Formal 80 Win tot FOf mol Clockwise: Fr. Don Shea keeps an eye on the activity. Celeste Callahan pins on Donna Tlshmack's corsage. Curt Dumas, Mike Denham and Paul Dumas. Leslie Ritter points out a friend to Stacie Johnson. Frank Petrusha dances to the music ot the band. Couples jitterbug on the dance floor of the Eagles Manor. Wlnto f Of mat 81 Mens Basketball Clockwise: Kirk Stetson passes to an open teammate while Scott Dighans watches. Sid Nlell attempts to pass to Mike Shea. Mike Kelly bottles a Tech opponent. Paul Dumas looks for an open receiver. Randy Trinastlch out jumps his opponent to gain possession of the ball. ------------------ Mens Basketball 8 wins. 18 losses Carroll Opponent Montana Tech 64 68 Northern Montana 75 74 Lewis-Clark State 90 95 Whitworth 60 69 Gonzaga 65 83 College of Great Fails 75 80 University of Montana 33 94 Western Montana 64 75 Northwest Nazarene 80 82 Lewls-Clark State 90 95 Idaho State 97 76 College of Great Falls 70 67 Northern Montana 65 72 Eastern Montana 59 68 Rocky Mountain 58 57 Western Montano 51 60 Montana Tech 53 55 Northern Montano 62 64 College of Great Falls 76 84 Eastern Montana 52 64 Rocky Mountain 79 77 Western Montana 62 73 Montana Tech 69 65 Western Montano 48 45 Eastern Montana 65 91 v J 82 Men 8aiVoibon Mont BatkottxiU 3 Cagers grab seven wins The mens basketball team finished the season with a 5-7 conference record and an overall tally of 7-18. The Saints started the season slowly winning only one of their first ten games beating Northern 75-74. The record improved as — the cagers captured 6 of their next 15 opponents: Idaho State, College of Great Falls. Rocky Mountain - twice. Montana Tech, and Western. Coach Jim Trudnowski resigned and will be replaced by Coach John Driscoll. N Men's Basketball (front row) Phil Knudson. Mike Kelly. Kavanaugh. Peter Donnelly. Randy Trlnastich. Mike Paul Dumas. Joe Puckett. Sid Nlell, Gene Walsh Denham. Mike Shea. Scott Dlghons. Kirk Stetson, (back row) Head Coach Jim Trudnowski. Brian Manager Bob Bieausolell. Assistant Coach Jim Gross M Monj BoUortxjti Clockwise: Co-captain Randy Trinastlch tips the ball in the hoop. Brian Kavanaugh attempts a jump shot. Co-captain Mike Kelly shoots (or two while Steve Wilkins looks on. Wilkins attempts to pass to a teammate. Kavanaugh shoots while an opponent blocks. Mom BatfcotbaH 5 86 intfomuroi 8oUeftX)il Clockwise: Co-captain Randy Trlnastlch lips the ball in the hoop. Brian Kavanaugh attempts a jump shot. Co-captain Mike Kelly shoots for two while Steve Wilkins looks on. Wilkins attempts to pass to a teammate. Kavanaugh shoots while on opponent blocks. Mens Baiketboli $5 Clockwise: Steve Schulte tollows through otter shooting. Dove Nutting leaps up to shoot. Dave Nutting keeps himself In the court after shooting. Steve Gross blocks an opponent while teammates and opponents look on. Steve Kozer passes to an open receiver while Jim Elliott and Steve Schulte look on. Mike McCutcheon readys himself to pass while Steve Kozer looks on. Intramural Bo� kett oil 87 Clockwise: Jim Komblch. Steve Ahlmon and Jim Zoanl talk about a class. Scott Brown studies a solution in the lab. Mike Roberts engages In a raquetball game. Bob Schott. Anna Moudy and Don Velardi cast their ballots. M h©j© ana irver© Michel© Rosa _______________________________________________________________________________________- SOPHOMORES Sophomore OMiton Pope 89 Sophomores Michelle Abel Rebecco Boker Peony Ackley lautie Beeler Rojomoty Ahern l« � h Borberet Rod Applogoie lorra. ne Bergeron Selena Broun Dove Carpenter DougOoilwo Peggy Brennick lereio Carton Oan Dennehy Patty Bohi Patrick Cavanaugh Oebby Dtrkton Candle Cain Mary Ellen Crocktord Oenwe Downs Oeby Dneuon Paul Dumas Enew Eneti Patricia Ann Fobbte JoeFioreen Mary Ford lance Foitor Kelly Frier Kora Geary Shown Grttln MikoGliboy Susan Goanond 90 Sophomore Dan Dennehy works ai the cash register In the Carroll 8ookstore. Spurs Michele Abel. Kolhy Harmon and Darcy Hoffman rock to earn money. Brian Kavanaugh hangs up his jacket at the Winter Formal. Mike Golden Gene Go det jeonie Go doi Kan G ay Chtlilme Moll WilHom Hoilinon DeObie Hand Leo Hanley loon Hoidy Kolhy Ho moo Don Horrlngson Sue Hoyden Mike Hegoarty Dlonn Hippnof Ootcy Hoffmon Jefl Hoi-'en ock Michelle Hodon Jane Huff-Boko Patrick Hu lev MotOyukl lfu.n Sophomo os 91 Jock Jove© NoncyJoyc© Mark KalWlOHCh Keiko Kanoa Mon Kovonough Jo© K Ukovicn Lynda loo Toreto lodenburg Shony Logo id Carla Long Angola Moichoi Donna Malec Craig Wells takes a break from classroom reading. Bruce Campbell and Michelle Wild work on an art project. fronemo More tinaMomow •Covin McConn Groc© MoEiHgott Donntt McGov.cn Susan McKeo Maureen McMahon Sue Mmg Mary McPherson Cynthio Moran Ka� hy Miller Gwyn Moroiko 92 Sophomores Tomoki Mofoyomo David O'Koetfe tamohj Mulitouoopole Margie Orth Mary N«c holt Debate Porker Mory N-obur Roger Pernor Woody Nuxou stove Picord Mike O'Brien Marta Prude John Ramiro Joe Rassman Renee Ritey Debra Rtchtor Joe Robinson Mtchele Rosa Jamie Rwltatto Mono Ryttel Mork Sondef Cathy Schaefer Ron Schafer tommy Schell Sophomores Pat Cavanaugh uses facilities In the Lower Commons to study. m I i i «m Sophomores 91 Laurie Sturgar and Teresa Swenson visit with Steve Schulte at a dance. Sophomores Patty Whites speaks with a fellow student. Sumo Snydor Jo S mon V otanda Sirva 8 cky Smim Pom S af t loun Siurgo VlCkl SBCklWV Jdm � S� Out Siwon Somooood T f a Swonion l H Syk � Kim tryxn on Ion tonw Mof| tfudno«tr«ki Shon Ttunogu Konn uck Brad Stoddard studies slides for a life science class. 04 Sopftomof Mike Kelly __ JUNIORS Junior Dtvtiion Pag 95 Mary Ford and Paul Hunthousen look up Information In the new library. Shelly Coloon James Campbell Gteichon Con rod Debbie Court Beverly Delwiche Debbie DeRts-o Pol Dolon Dolph DeManse Theresa Droke Cathy Gregory Anne Hagen Dove Moves Kothy Hoyes LeAnne Heidinger lettie Hill Undo Hilton Paul Hunthousen Debbie Hurst Roberto Imbarron lee Jones Pat Roche measures liquid for a chemistry lab. 96 Juniors Juniors Mlk Kollv JvOv K ichom Jorioon KooDtX) Mlk«Kohrt G ard lent«n Joiocnc lighltxHirr « Moo'Rote MocJdon Sondeo Mohooey Modu Moiefoi jom« Manning Mindi McCotmick M ko McCutcdeon Pool Nou Mtchefe Moistor Sbourvo Neory lyndo Nofl SKJN II Soon O'Noill Siovo Osborne Lon Rasmussen Jon Setvel Charlie Zucker and Tim Furness entertain listeners at a Coffee House performance. KolhySt. Peter Vonncssa Stubban Ei loon Sverdrup loretto Swenson Date IischmoJr Don Volorde tom Walsh Kit WortleSd Stossa Warren Ponte W.liems Jim Wreggeiswortfi Charles Zucker 98 Juniors ORGANIZATIONS OQoniMNjn Dfvli-on Poge W ASCC The Associated Students of Carroll College act as a governing unit of students for the campus. Some of the activities sponsored by ASCC included the freshman pack trip and running freshman class officer elections at the beginning of the year. Later they helped with Homecoming, ran the Halloween costume contest, sponsored the Walsh Lecture Series, hired the bands for the Winter and Spring Formal and finally, sponsored the spring concert at which Elvin Bishop was the performer. ASCC Officers: Rick Rahn—enferfainment Marc Horton-presldent, Mary Angwln— organizaflonal vice-president vice-president. Penny Ackley—treasurer. secretary not pictured: Rondo Reiger— 100 ASCC Clockwise: John Wood reads a report to the Senate while Donna Wolfe listens. Mary Angwln. Penny Ackley. Marc Horton and Rick Rahn attend a Senate meeting. Casey Spur. Mike Kelly. Pat Cavanaugh and Steve Schulte take notes at an ASCC meeting. ASCC Senate (front row) Sean Curfman, Rick Rahn. Michael Leau. Peggy Bren-nick. Marc Horton, Penny Ackley. Darcy Hoffman. Judy Pllklngton. Kate McCor- mick. Shauna Neary (in tree) Teresa Swenson. John Ramirez. Donna Wulf Kit Warfield. Mary Angwln and John Mannix ASCC 101 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders (bottom row) Terry Carson. Karry Kottos. Pat Roche. Ken Shoman. Rick Rahn, Bob Mahoney Eakland. Paftie Willems. Lori Torres (top) (middle row) Mar) Trudnowskl. Teresa Tom Mahoney Cheerleaders (tront row) Rick Rahn. Karry Kotlas. Ron Schafer. Pat Roche. Lori Torres. nowski. Bob Mahoney (back row) Tom Ken Eakland. Pottle Willems. Mar) Trud- Mahoney. Terry Showman 102 ChooMoodotj Freshman Cheerleaders (front) Kym Flrsfer (middle) Kathy Smith. Amy Daugherty (back) Cathy Uselman Clockwise: The cheerleaders check out the score while waiting for a tree throw. Kerry Kotlas and Paul Olson cheer at the Homecoming game. Lori Torres leaps onto Terry Shoman while performing a stunt. Pat-tie Willems rallies spirit at a basketball game. 103 Spurs The Spurs started the school year by welcoming new students and serving at the banquet for them along with putting on the used book sale. The group also sponsored a Rock-a-thon to raise money for Homecoming, made final sacks, worked at games and blood drawings, sang Spur-grams and volunteered at the library dedication and CYC Convention among other activities. Spurs (Iron! row) Cynthlo Moron, Maureen McHugh. Ruth Rles. Sue Mings. Gwyn Morasko (second row) V Peggy Brennick. Debbie Parker. Kothy Harmon. Lori Holingsworth. Bobble Jo Bradbrook (third row) Teresa Laden-burg. Shawn Gillen. Patty White, Darcy HoHman (lourth row) Michele Abel. Mar) Trudnowski. Val Van Every (back row) Jamie RuHatto-. Maureen McMahon. Debby Dlrkson. Leslie Sykes 104 Spurt Spur Ottlcers (front row) Sue Mlngs-edltor. Ruth Ries-treosurer. Debbie Porker-Secretory. Bobbie Joe Bradbrook-junior adviser. Peggy Brennick-song leader (back row) Jamie Ruftatto-president. Shawn Griffin-public relations. Marj Trudnowski-hlstorian. Clockwise: Spurs rock to earn money for the Homecoming festivities. Kristen Barber and Gwyn Morasko participate in the Spur rock-a-thon. Peggy Brennick and Gwyn Morasko give Instructions at the Spur Carnival. Spurs sing a dedicated song to a student In a fund raising project. Spurt 10$ Circle K Circle K, a nation-wide service organization helped with the blood drawing for the American Red Cross, held a Halloween can food drive for Helena's needy families, ushered football games, had a St. Patricks Day party with Westmont Home Care, ran consessions at home basketball games and the CYC convention, and had a sleding outing with the Big Brothers of America. Circle K (front row) Mr. Ed Kralicek. Jerome llghtbourne. Dove O'Keeffee. Mary Bowen (back row) Lynda Neff. Laurie Beeler. Lee Jones, Mary Biskupiak. Angle Boespflug. Enesi Enesi. Roger Perrier, Kathy Miller and Tom Dwyer i06 a� ci « Clockwise: Mary Biskupiak passes out cards for a meeting activity to Roger Perrier. Lee Jones. Lynda Nett and Angie Boespflug. President Dave O'Keeffe presides over a meeting. Mary Biskupiak studies her card. A guest and Enesl Enesl listen to a speaker. Kathy Miller takes notes at a meeting. Ci'Clo K 107 Toney Club ((font row) Dove O'Keeffe. Kathy Miller. Lee Jones (back row) Brad Stoddard. Cathy Care (front row) Cathy Schaefer. Kafhy row) Laurie 8eeler. Roger Perrier. Diane Miller. Rich Wesfhoff. Lee Jones (back Grimm. Heidi Mueller. Tom Dwyer Taney Club Movies Nasty Habits Silver Streak Coma Goodbye Girl High Anxiety Sunshine Boys Oh God! Julia Smokey and the Bandit Silent Movie French Connection II V__________________________ 108 Tonoy Club. Coro. Pro-Som Schaefer. Jim Smith, Angle Boespflug. Travis Entner. Laurie Beeler. Roger Perrier Taney Club, Care, Pre-Sem One of Care's main objectives was helping people in and around Helena. Some activities included making costumes for a Halloween party for a nursing home, cutting and delivering fire wood for people in need, working a Valentine party and present- ing an annual children's show. Borromeo Pre-Seminary Program is an organization concerned with young men who are interested in developing a clearer and deeper understanding of the priesthood and the role it might play in their lives. Frank Clinch and Fr. Kevin O'Neill listen to the speaker in a discussion group. Toney Club. Core. Pfe-Sem 109 Pre-Sem Frank Clinch. Bob Hall. Tim Furness. Charlie Bentley. Bishop Elden Curtiss. John Wood. Man Huber. Joe Kujawa. Fr. Joe Pelletier Carrolleers and College Choir The Carrolleers and College Choir, directed by Mr. Joe Munzenrider, provided musical entertainment for the college and community. The Carrolleers first performed at the Mass of the Holy Spirit soon after school started. Then, before Christmas, sang at the Advent Service and serenaded the college and community with Christmas carols. A special concert for the college, a performance at the CYC convention and singing with the Choir filled time second semester. The Choir started their season singing at an advent service before Christmas. They then sang at the Tenebrae Service and performed with the Spokane Symphony, twice in Helena and once in White Sulfer Springs. The Choir's final performance was at the Baccalaureate Mass. Clockwise: Mike McGuire. Laurie Blair and Dave McGuire prepare to sing with the Spokane Symphony. The director of the Spokane Symphony leads the groups while performing Vivaldi Gloria. The Carrolleers and Choir practice for their evening performance. A drummer In the Spokane Symphony keeps the beat for the group. College Choir: (front row) Mary Ellen Crockford. Kathy Smith. Renee Kloser. Celeste Callahan. Kathy Schaefer. Mary Smiley. Beth Gould. Diana Nyquist. Mike McGuire, Mark Clanca, Dan Konen. T. J. Brumberger. Tony Schaan (middle row) Maureen Meister. Cheri Purnell. Marie Grose. Kirsten Amundsen. Janet Manuel. Colleen 1 HO Co ro� «er . Cnou Craig. Shelly Calnan. Sue Clemlnger. Christine Wieck. Dave McGuire. Laurie Blair, Joe Simons. John McQuillan (back row) Janlne Sweeney. Lori Hilton. Joy Spika. Mary Gould. Mary Howen. Chris Philipps. Roger Schlis, Dave O’Keeffe. John Serich. Rich Westoff. Tom Dwyer. CoffoUeeu, Chow ill Dental Hygiene and Life Sciences Dental Hygiene Club (front row) Ann Belden, Mary Carter. Debbie DeRlslo. Kelly Barker. Jamie Ries, Marcia Brown (middle row) Bernadette Windauer. Pattie Willems. Mlndi McCormick. Ellen Mlnehan. Joan Maltby. Deb Russell. Barb Hyllnskl. Debbie LaGuardia. Susan McCue. Anne Suckow (back row) Gret-chen Conrad. Elizabeth Blovatsky, Deb- bie Hurst. Linda Hirmer. Sharon Scham-berger. Anna Mumm. Carolyn Penland. Marge Foran. Sheila Morris. Kathy St. Peter. Rita Hogue. Julie Heilman Mary Manlon 112 Dentol lit Sei nc«i Clockwise: Chandler Mann and Beth Myhre study slides tor a life science class. Julie Heilman cleans a patient's teeth In the dental hygiene clinic. An unidentltied dental hygienist practices taking bitewing x-rays on a patient. Lite Sciences Club (front row) Beverly bod Schott. Jim Smith. William Hagen. Delwlche. Mary Hochhaus (back row) Jim Wyse, Tom Truszkowskl. Kern Minehan Dontol Hygien . u e $cwmc i 113 Prospector Co-editor John Ramirez plans the budget for an upcoming issue of the Prospector. Co-editor LeAnne Heidinger interviews a student for a story. Prospector (front row) Gina Larson. Mare Anquin (Back row) Joe Ku-LeAnne Heidinger. Debbie Court jawa, Greg Lesar. John Ramirez! Janine LaVoie 114 ProipecKx Here and There Clockwise: Janice Johnson and Mary Knight visit in tront ot Charlie's. Marj Trud-nowski and Stacie Johnson clown around at the winter formal. Fr. Dan Shea delivers communion while lay ministers Penny Ackley and Marc Horton look on. Bill Batey. Students visit before class. Met® ood thor« IIS Spring activities 118 seniors 137 116 Sjxing (fcvltfon Pago SpurCarnival The Spurs broke tradition and devised a new way of celebrating the Sadie Hawkins weekend. The Spurs spent the week before scheming up contests, seeking out contestants and asking local merchants for prizes. The contests invented were: ice cream eating, marshmallow stuffing, jello snarfing, Mr. Legs and peanut rolling to name a few. Following the contests and drawings the students were entertained by The Shoe String Band. Their repertoire included old time American and Irish music which set the mood for the Sadie Hawkins Dance the next evening. 11$ Spwf Carnival Clockwise: Donna Wolfe attempts to win the bubble blowing contest while Janlne LaVoie looks on. Gerard Byrd rolls a peanut down the tloor with his nose. Beth Myhre snorts Jello. Pat Jones. Terry McElllgott and Joe Kriskovlch stuff as many marshmallows as possible into their mouths. Jamie Ruttato heads up the Spur Carnival. Mike O'Brien attempts to peel and eat a banana while keeping it between his legs, using no hands. Clockwise: Paul Dumas captures Peggy Brennick. Tinker Owens and Alex Kramer talk during one of the band's breaks. Mollle Wilson and T. J. Brumberger visit at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Darcy Hotlman. Mindi McCormick and Greg McCormick enjoy a drink at the bar. Larry Sullivan dances to the music of the band. Dan Rosa and Cherl Purnell await the start of the dance. 120 Sod ) Hawkins Clockwise: Bud Mondeville rests be- Debbie DeRisio advertises tor local tween rounds. A referee signifies Matt merchants. Two unidentified boxers O'Connell's victory over Chris Racicot. battle during a match. A referee clarifies rules with two boxers. 122 Smoker The Main Event Palmer Hoovestal and Brad Matteson won the double main event fights but Sean Murray displayed the fighting style that won him the outstanding boxer award. Bud Mandeville was selected by the fighters as the winner of the Thomas Clinch Inspirational Award. Smokor 123 Clockwise: A Smoker participant has his tace cleaned oft between rounds. Gerard Byrd and Bud Mandeville compete for the 165 pound title. Walter Chaucey scrutinizes two boxers in a practice round. Jim Manning walks into the ring. An unidentified pugilist prepares for action. Bob Beausolell announces upcoming fighters. 124 Smoker ( Smoker participants 160 Dave Welsh-CHS over Rob Walker-CC 160 Guy Byrd-CC over Dennis TwichelHHS 160 Brad Matteson-CC over Tinker Owens-CC 160 Palmer Hoovestal-CC over Dennis Sullivan-CC ! 165 Sean Murray-CC over Jim MannlngCC 165 Gerard Byrd-CC over Bud Mandeviile-CC 175 Pat Covanaugh-CC over Randy Emery-CC 180 Eric WordlalHelena over Tony Sarno-CC 185 Matt O'Connell-CC over Chris Racicot-CHS ----------------------- Smokw 125 Spring Formal 126 Spring formol Clockwise: Teresa Corson and Sar Dougherty. Kirsten Amundsen and Phil Kudson. The band plays a variety ol songs tor the dancers. Couples dance to the music. Students enjoy drinks served at the Spring Formal. Mary Mullen and Tim Nielsen. Spring formal 127 Clockwise: Richard Moss and Jim Manning perform a musical number In Kiss Me Kate. Harry, Jim Manning. Converses with Tobias. Agnes. Gall Glass, enjoys a drink while Harry lights up a cigar. Claire, Heather Melton, daydreams about her future. Baptlsta. John Ramirez, (rets over the gentlemen courting his daughter while Lucentio, Dave Blaszkiewlcz. Bianca. Jamie Ruftato, Philip. Jacqueline Pomeroy, and Petruchlo. Eric Hansen, look on. Kiss Me Kate Accompanist Fred Graham (Petruchlo) Harry Trevor (Baptlsta) Lois Lane (Blanca) Ralph (Stage Manager) Lilli Vanessl (Katharine) Hattie (Citizen of Padua) Gremio (Doorman) Hortenslo (Cab Driver) Dancer (Nathaniel) Dancer (Gregory) Dancer (Philip) Dancer (Woman of Padua) Paul (Citizen of Padua) Haberdasher (Woman of Padua) Bobbie Sherman Bill Calhoun (Lucentio) Dave Blaszkiewicz First Man Jim Manning Second Man Richard Moss Harrison Howell William Hallinan Marylou Lahey Eric Hansen John Ramirez Jamie Ruffatto Susan Gilboy Colleen Roberts Kathle LeClair Dove Carpenter Kevin Mathews Lisa Smith Kathy Smith Jacqueline Pomeroy Mare Angwln Joe Semon 126 KiuMeKot A Delicate Balance Agnes Gail Glass Tobias Lynn Madson Claire Heather Melton Julia Sue Wendland Harry James Manning Edna CherClearman y Kiss Me Kate and A Delicate Balance Second Semester the drama de- was the stage manager, partment presented the play A ‘'Kiss Me Kate”, a musical com-Delicate Balance” and the mus- edy. is based on Shakespear's ical comedy Kiss Me Kate”. Taming of the Shrew.” Jim Barturff A Delicate Balance examines acted as director and designed the empty lives of a middle aged the set for the drama. Musical couple coming to grip with lost director was J. Burt Annin while love, sanity and madness. Robert Jean Hardie was the show's chore-Bayuk a 1979 theatre arts gradu- ographer. Marylor Lahey accom-ate of Carroll, directed the play panied the music. Dorothy Harper while Peter Hardie designed the supervised costumes. Jim Manning set. Dale Tischmak acted as light- was lighting designer and Dale ing designer and John Ramirez Tischmak was master carpenter. 0 iiCa� Balonco 129 Clockwise: Dr. Francis Kerins congratulates Chris Philipps as she receives her diploma. Graduates stand during the processional march. John Davis and Mary Pat Carlin visit with a former graduate. Fr. Gene Peoples. Fr. Joseph Harrington and Fr. Bill Stanaway bless themselves as mass starts. The Carrolleers accompany the priests during the recessional. 130 Groduoiion 211 graduate I wo hundred eleven students were awarded Bachelor of Arts or Associate of Arts degrees during the seventieth annual commencement exercises. Baccalaureate Mass was celebrated at the Cathedral of St. Helena. Rev. Joseph Harrington was the celebrant while con-celebrants were Rev. William Stanaway and Rev. J. Eugene Peoples, who also acted as homilist. Marc Horton was presented the Michael Murphy Award for outstanding collegiate citizenship at the commencement ceremony while Joe Sherman received the Bishop Joseph Gilmore Award for achieving the highest scholastic average during his four years at Carroll. Rev. Jeremiah Sullivan delivered the main address at the commencement ceremony while Mary Manion gave the Class of 1980 response. The 1980 Borromeo Award was presented to Sr. Alice Ann Byrne for her service to the church in western Montana and to the college. Graduation 131 Clockwise: Joe Sherman receives the Bishop Joseph Gilmore Award lor achieving the highest grade point average over his four years at Carroll. Marc Horton Is awarded the Michael Murphy Award for outstanding citizenship at Carroll. Chris Philipps grins after earning her diploma. Sr. Alice Ann Byrne delivers a thank-you speech after receiving the 1980 Borromeo Award. The Carrolleers provide music at the Baccalaureate Mass. Mike Ritter changes the tassel on his cap after picking up his diploma. 132 Groduolton Graduation t Students named to the Gamma Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma William Batey Steven Binette Francis Clinch Jolene Petrino Dow Christine Eatinger Marjorie Foran Matthew Heffron Mike Hegewald Camile Houston Kent Houston Karry Kottas Michael Manion Theresa McElligott Michael McGuire William McManus Paul Schanbacker Kathy Clay Seeley Joseph Sherman Christine Thomas Virginia Wassmuth G adu6fk n 133 1980 graduates Division of Arts and Humanities BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION ARTS. SPEECH COMMUNICATION Sharon Lee Clearman BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION ARTS. THEATRE Gail Renee Glass BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION ARTS. THEATRE AND ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Ronald Samuel Nelson BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ENGLISH Michael James Bentley Francis Xavier Clinch Matthew Francis Heffron Scott Walker McCollum Patrick John McKenna Debra Loy Nelson John Edwin Stults BACHELOR OF ARTS IN PHILOSOPHY William Louis Langenfus BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SPANISH David J. Miller BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEOLOGY Mary Patricia Carlin John Robert Davis Division of Natural Science and Mathematics BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BIOLOGY William Mark Batey Steven Paul Blnette Randy Lee Blaisdell Agata Rusa Cullc Kenneth Warren Eakland Robert Morse Franklin. Jr. Michael Gerard Hegewald Marc Douglas Horton Douglas Paul Knudson Katherine Sue LeClair Thomas Lee Mahoney Robert David Marks Michael John McGonigal David John McGuire Michael Patrick McGuire William Alfred McManus Rebecca Anne Nettleton Robert David Pfeffer Lori Anne Rasumssen Matthew Byron Rebentlsch Rhonda Kay Rieger Ross Henry Ronish Leanne Marie Rousseau James Edward Saycich Paul David Schanbacher Kirk Bradley Stetson Virginia Lee Wassmuth John Theodore Witte BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BIOLOGY AND THEOLOGY Michael John Nolan BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MATHEMATICS Mark Alkire Brunton Robin Cynthia Burns Kurt Arnold Corey Monte Dean Egeland Joseph Vincent Koebbe II Paul Thomas Malek Terrance Joseph Mullen Richard Lee Rahn Anthony Ray Riehl Dominick Valentino Speranza, Jr. Perry Erain Tschida Katherine Kay Vap BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MATHEMATICS AND PHILOSOPHY Joseph Michael Sherman Division of Health Sciences BACHELOR OF ARTS IN COMBINED SCIENCES: BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY Barbara Anne Charlton Jean Francis Greytak Rita Geralyn Rodoni BACHELOR OF ARTS IN DENTAL HYGIENE Janice Bailey Ann Lauree Belden Elizabeth Maria Lourdes Blavatsky Marcia Louise Brown Mary Lynn Carter Gretchen Remi Conrad Marjorie Kay Foran Linda Kay Hirmer Sheila Elizabeth Hugill Barbara Helen Hyllnskl Deborah Louise LaGuardla Joan Elizabeth Maltby Mary Manion Christine Renay Mariana Susan Elizabeth McCue 04 Gioduatoi Anna Magdelena Mumm Carolyn Elaine Penland Rosalene Lenore Puslch Jaml Lynn Rles Debra Marie Russell Irene Annette Ryan Sharon Ann Schamberger Anne Elizabeth Suckow Anne Marie Zoanni BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MEDICAL RECORD ADMINISTRATION Linda Ruth Alfson Sharon Marie Beausolell David Michael Cernaro Teresa Marie Hemmer James Donald Henry III JonlJensen Karen Sue Richey Raymond Kent Simonis Kim Geralene Skadeland Kathryn Elaine Smith BACHELOR OF ARTS IN NURSING Roxy Ann Bothman Eileen Carey Carrie Marie Carson Dawn Ellen Costlgan Elizabeth Mildred Cottingham Natalie Sue Davidson Barbara Jean Franken Julie Anne Hauck Marion M. Hesch Julie Renee Jordan Kathleen Cecile Kovarlk Sandra Joan Kramer Monette L. Martin Carol Ann Mauws Linda Sue Murray Wendy Stevens Rlehl Rodemary Diane Tice Sue Ann Wendland BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Larry Armond Disney Margaret Mary McNally Division of Social Science and Education BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ACCOUNTING Carol Lynn Hopper Mark Jeffrey Kasperick Michael Henry Mahlman Gregory Alan McCormick Patricia Lee Romine Michael Joseph Shea Rochelle Patrice Stewart Thomas Charles Struyk Lawrence Michael Sullivan Joan Mandevllle Waeckerlln BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ECONOMICS Robert Tui HoChee BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ECONOMICS AND ASSOCIATE OF ARTS IN ACCOUNTING AND CHEMISTRY Ralph Peter McQuillan BACHELOR OF ARTS IN GENERAL BUSINESS Robert Stanley Biskupiak Marvin Knute Clark Mark Allen McQuirk Carl Hedges O'Loughlln Bradley James Somers Dora Lynn Walsh BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Kerry Robert Nells BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ACCOUNTING AND GENERAL BUSINESS Jack Mills Creach, Jr. John Michael Sullivan BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINANCE AND GENERAL BUSINESS Nell S. Campbell John Kenneth Heintz Janet Marie Manuel Kathy Clay Seeley Dennis Michael Sullivan BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ACCOUNTING. FINANCE AND GENERAL BUSINESS Jon Fredric Dean Philip Reed Dean Patricia Ann McGuire Ronald James Robinson Marie June Works BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Ann M. Ballly Brian Joseph Connolly Rebecca Ann Dodge Linda Marie Egging Glueckert Ann Beverly Fritz Kathryn Lee Hartman Suzanne Marie Hilton JoDee Rose Horne Kent Cal Houston Karry Lee Kottas Theresa Ann McElllgott Barbara Kay Palmqulst Christine Ann Philipps Michael Lee Ponton Ann L. Sager Kathleen Logan Schuller Crhlstine Louise Thomas Jeanette Loughrldge VanMeter Wanda Wearly Karan Maria Weller Qroduot 05 1980 graduates (cont.) BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ynn Demlng Loveless laria Louise Spencer [ACHELOR OF ARTS IN HISTORY 'hristine K. Eatlnger Crystal Juanita Marla Lightbourne ean Michael McCourt anet Diane Ore ric Sanford Vollmers ACHELOR OF ARTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, K-12 amela Jean Buzalsky odney Alan DeBruycker eter Martin Glueckert ohn Ralph McQuillan III laureen McCarthy Oelkers Michael G. Roberts lark Salansky iACHELOR OF ARTS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND •HYSICAL EDUCATION. K-12 olene Marie Petrino Dow lary Michelle Mitchell Michael Joseph Ritter ACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE lark Allen Cianca Christine Marie Leding llchael Patrick Manion hauna Thomas Roach ACHELOR OF ARTS. AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN SYCHOLOGY tlfson Schulte Carter usan Elizabeth Getz eanne Belinda Huntley race Lorraine O'Connell ACHELOR OF ARTS. AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN SYCOLOGY AND CERTIFICATE IN RELIGIOUS EDUCA-ION ingeline L. Boespflug BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN PSYCOLOGY Camille Oakland Houston BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN PSYCHOLOGY Lorie L. Temple BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE John Martin Johnson Debra Ann Stevenson BACHELOR OF ARTS. AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE William Gordon Turner BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIOLOGY AND AREA OF CONCENTRATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Mary Anne Trankel BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIOLOGY: SOCIAL WORK MAJOR Betty Jean Brunson Colleen Margaret Craig Stephen Thomas Doran Diane Helen English Mary Downey Ferriter Margaret McKinnon Kosena Barbara Jo Lewis Kathryn Maria Muncy Terry Sue Ridgway Teresa Ann Stroh Colleen Marie White BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIOLOGY Dorothy Alice Bompart Jeremiah John Crowley BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY Randy Robert Rusek BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK: SOCIAL WORK MAJOR Geri Lynn Welsh it, Graduate SENIORS Sorilof Division Poo« 137 Senior Class Officers: Gerl Welsh-treasurer, Korry Koftas-president. John Mike Sullivan- vice-president, Rlfa Rodonl-secretary Chris Philipps Undo Alftoo MocJcal Record WflfcHon.NO Wilbom Batey 8 otogy CotJV.o. Mf Mary Catherine BoofctgM Spaeth COJPW.WY Anglo Boo pflug Mycology Groat fan Ml • Kirk Chritfen en Broodview. K Mark Clanco PoMcol Science 8ufle.MT Colteen Craig Soc ai Work Delono. MN JonDeon Accounting Buvne fyyxic© Hoiona Mt Mary Anne Tankle delivers her honors thesis. Phil 0«on ACCOSXttng. Buenos . Finance Helena. MI ScoM Dighans Bonnes Peerless. MT Ken tokiond Botogy GtoiOC 1. MT Gail Glass Dromo El Monte. CA Matt Heflron English Onvaho. N8 Julie Henman Denial Hygieno Mijjou'a, MT Michael Heruonold 8 Hogy Sloven von WN More Horton Biology Seotiie. WA Joonno Hunttev Psychology Baker. MI Jonl Jensen Meacot Record AdminisJraidn PrCO.UT John Johnson Education Den Ion. MI JoeKoebbo Math Hordm. MI Seniors 139 Mike Ponton shapes a project In pottery class. Korry Kottos Elementry. Spocoi Edocohon Lewtstown. VO Go.I lomtxecM Bus-ness BiWngt. VI Chystoi Ughtbourne HiiXyy Bohomat Thomas Mahonoy Biology Afcordeen.SD Greg McCormick Accounting Sand Point. ID SoeMcCoe DontcU Hygeno Mmouto MT Terry McEHlgott Elementry Education ton®. OR David McGuire B-otogv wrvtos iof Springs, MI Mike McGuire Biology WNMSuMer Springs. Ml Pot McKonno English Hamilton. MI John McOuiilon Phy OI Education Holono. MI Ralph McQuillan Economics Helena. MI Deo Nelson English Helena, MI Mike Noion Biotogy. Tnooiogy Donvot.CO Maureen Oefkers Physical EduCOton Helena. MT Jay me Pester Modcoi Record Aominolrotvon Hinghom. MT Chris Philipps Elementry Education GfOOl FO«J. MI Richard Rohn Math Hammond, Rhonda Rieger Btotogy Si Manes. ID Rila Rodon. Medical Technology Butte. MT 140 Seniors Seniors Clockwise: Jim Soyclch delivers his honors thesis. Mike Denham stuffs the basketball In practice. Terry McElllgot competes In a contest at the Spur Carnival. Bill Batey and Marc Horton visit in the library. Gall Glass S«nlon 141 Srvaroo Schambetger Denial Hygiene Donvor.CO JohnSerich Physical Educoton Butto MT Kathryn Smith Medoi Record ' Administration GKVXJivO MT Klrtt Stetson S-dogy Deb Stevenson Social Scionce Groat Falls MT David Stewart PostGrodoote Dennis Sullivan HWory. Business. Finance Seattle WA John Mike Sullivan Accounting Suite MT Havre.’MT LotrySull.von Accounting Billing?. MT RoiySwan Physical Education Twin BrxJges. MT Donna lea Sweet Nursing Rancho Cordova, CA Lone Temple Psvcdogy Holena.MT 142 Seniors Linebacker Steve Oliver tackles a Rocky opponent. Student teacher Chris Philipps hands out papers to her students. Mary Ann® Ifankel Socoto EotfHolono. Pandv TfinoWCh BUSMM Ccturr afofo- WT G®f I Wdth Socoi Wort. SocotoO Horrvnon l. IN Colleen Whilo Social Wort Biilog . MT John Whitman physical Education loOQ® GfO� W' lone® Vuhos BO� O0 H®� no.MT Gall Lombrecht $®nior 43 V 144 Closing Ooung 145 146 Cloiing Closing 147 y Index A Abbot. Mary Lou 47 Abel. Michelle 90. 91. 104 Ackley. Penny 90. 100, 101, 115 Ahern. Rosemary 90 Albrighl, Keith 18 Alfson. Linda 71. 138 Allen. Kirk 32 Almann. Steve 18 Amundson. Cleber 32 Amundson, Kirsten 110. 126 Anderson. Nancy 32 Anderson. Raelene 32 Angwin. Mary 76. 100. 101 114 Applegate. Rod 90 B Baker. Rebecca 90 Baldwin. Shawna 32 Balkovatz. Mary Jo 32 Barker. Kelly 112 Bartuff. Mr. Jim 51 Batey. Bill 115.138. 141 Bauer. Rev. Norm 7 Beaudette. Mrs Mary 57 Beausoleil. Bob 84. 124 Beeler. Laurie 90. 106. 108- 09 BekJon, Ann 112 Benegas. Tony 32 Beneventi. Joe 32 Beneventi. Mr Vic 60 Bennett, Laura 22. 23. 66. 96. 97 Benson, Val 32 Bentley, Charlie 73. 109. 147 Berberet. Tish 90 Bergeron. Frank 32. 71 Bergeron. Lorraine 90 Bertoglio, Lisa 32 Beth. Renee 38 Bibb. Almee 32 Binkerd. Nadine 32 Biskupiak, Mary 106. 107 Bisom. Mr. William 61 Bjerke. Allison 32 Blair. Laurie 110. Ill Blavatsky. Elizabeth 112 Blazklewicz, Dave 16. 112 Bleskln, Dan 18 Blodnick. John 27 Boatright. Mary Catherine 138. 145 Boespflug. Angie 30. 106, 107. 108, 137. 138 Bollinger. Mrs. Patricia 57 Bowen. Mary 11. 96. 106. 110 Boyd. Barbara 96 Bracco. Kim 32 Bradbrook. Bobbie Jo 96. 99. 104. 105 Braun. Selena 90. 117 Brennlck. Peggy 2. 90. 104. 105. 120 Briggs. Cherroyl 96 Brooke. Miss Virginia 57 Brooke. Willie 96 Brown. Mr Charlie 71 Brown. Cindy 32 Brown. Marcia 112 Brown. Wendy 24. 32 Brumberger. T. J. 11. 111. 121 Buchan. Joe 6 Buckley. Mary 32. 33 Buechler. Ed 32 Bugnl. Mr. Guido 49 Buhr, Patty 90 Bullington, Ann 96 Bunch. Chris 32 Burgess. Mr. Hank 52 Burgess. Kathleen 32. 37 Burkhead, Jim 32, 35 Burton. Tim 18 Byrne. Sr. Alice Ann 60 Byrd. Gerard 32. 117. 119. 125 Byrd. Guy 117 Byrd. Ovila 32 Byrtus. Don 32. 35. 72 C Cain. Candie 90 Callahan, Celeste 32. 80. 110 Callahan. Theresa 32 Calnan. Shelly 96. 110 Campbell. Bruce 32. 72. 92 Campbell. James 96 Campbell. Neil 17 Caniparoli. Mrs. Cathy 56 Carlson. Kathleen 32 Carlin. Mary Pat 131 Carmichael. Ken 32 Carpenter. Dave 67. 90 Carrier. Kristi 70, 71 Carson. Teresa 90. 102. 103. 127 Carter. Mary 112 Casey. Kevin 32 Cautieid. Teresa 13. 32 Cavanaugh. Patrick 90. 93. 101 Chambers. Sue 32 Christenson. Dr. John Christensen. Kirk 5. 138 Cianca. Mark 111. 138 Cleminger. Sue 111 Clinch. Frank 20. 109 Cline, Kerry 32 Cloud. Jo Anne 74. 75 Collins. Maureen 71 Condon. Mark 32 Conlon. Colleen 32 Conrad. Gretchen 96. 112 Conroy. Molly 32 Cooney. Frank 54 Court. Debbie 96. 114 Courtney. Rev Humphrey 52 Coyle. Mr. Gary 64 Craig. Colleen 111. 138 Crandall. Miml 76 14S lode Crandoil Rob 27 Crockford, Mary Ellen 90. 110 Crowe. Penny 33 Curfmon, Sean 22. 33. 101 Curtis. Mr. Mark 61 D Daly. John 16. 18 Daugherty, Amy 33, 103 Davis. John 131 Davis. Tammy 13. 33 Dean. Jon 138 Dean. Uz 33 Dean. Phil 139 DeBruyken, Rod 18 Deiiwo. Doug 90 Delwlche. Beverly 66. 68. 96. 113 DeManse. Dolph 96 Denham, Mike 80. 84. 140 Dennehy. Dan 90 DeRlslo. Debbie 96. 112. 123 DeRosier. Pete 18 DeSmet. Diana 13. 31. 33 Dlggins. Don 18 Dighans. Scott 26. 82. 84. 139 Dlrkson. Debby 76. 77, 90. 104 Dockery. Lillian 33 Dolan. Pat 96 Doney. Hovic 33 Donnelly. Peter 84 Daugherty, Sar 127 Douglass. Wade 33 Downs. Denise 90 Downs. Mr. John 61 Drake. Theresa 96 Driessen. Deby 6. 66. 90 Dumas. Curt 10. 65, 80 Dumas Paul 27. 66. 80. 83. 84. Dwyer. Tom 106. 108. 111 90. 120 E Eakland. Ken 23. 102. 139 Eckert, Don 33 Elliott. Jim 33. 87 Emery. Randal 33 Enesi. Enesi 90. 106. 107 Entner. Travis 8, 33. 109 Esposito. Mr Ralph 43. 68. 69 F Fobbre. Patricia Ann 5. 90 Faber. Ann 33 Farmer. Lynn 33. 76 Firster. Kim 103 Fitierold. Lois 63 Floreen. Joe 18. 90 Foran. Marge 112 Ford. Mary 90. 96 Foster. Lance 90 Franklno. Dan 18 Franks. Mr. Eugene 46 Friel. Kelly 90 Fuller. Ken 18 Funk. Carrie 33 Furness. Tim 73. 98. 109 G Geary. Nora 72. 90 Gentry. Matt 35 Giffin. Shawn 90. 104. 105 Gilboy. Mike 90 Gilboy. Susan 28. 33 Gillespie, Mike 15. 18 Glass. Gall 78. 129. 139. 141 Gleason. Tyler 14. 18 Godtlond. Susan 90 Goebel. John 34 Gorder. Gene 72. 91 Gorder. Jeanne 91 Gould. Beth 33, 110 Gould. Mary 111 Gray. Debbie 9. 33 Gray. Karl 91 Greaney. John 33 Greene. Kelly 33 Gregory. Cathy 96 Gregory. David 33 Grimm. Diane 108. 117 Grobe. Mr John 65 Grose. Mrs. Cecilia 43 Grose. Marie 110 Gross. Mr. Jim 84 Gross. Steve 87 Gueift. Dawn 33 Gwinn. Timothy 34 H Hadlow. Robert 34 Haffey. Mrs. Clara 62 Hagen. Anne 96, 147 Hagen. William 34. 113 Hall. Christine 91 Hall. Robert 24. 109 Hallinan, Bill 28. 91 Hatvorson, Kelly 68. 69 Hamilton. Mr Thomas 59 Hand. Debbie 91 Hanley. Leo 91 Hansen. Dr. Eric 55, 128 Hansen. Mary 6 Hanson, Brent 18 Hardy. Leon 91 Harmon. Kathy 91. 104. 105 Harrington. Dan 91 Harrington. Rev Joseph 44. 130 Hart, Doug 34 Hasquet. Mike 34 Hayashi, Hiro 34 Hoyden, Sue 91 Hayes. Dave 96 Hayes. Kathy 96 Heflron. Matt 139 Hegarty. Sieve 11, 34 Heggarty. Mike 91 Heidinger. LeAnne 96. 114 Heilman, Julie 112. 139 Helterilne. Dave 34 Heppner. Diann 91 Index Henzenaid, Mike 139 Hess, Dr. Lindsay 48. 98 Heywood. Mr. Robert 52 Hightower. Rev. Lee 36. 40. 41. 53 Hill. Letty 96 Hlllen. Rev. Dan 5. 43. 68. 116 Hilton. Linda 96 Hilton. Lori 34. 110 Hirmer. Linda 112 Hochhaus, Mary 34. 113 Hoffman, Darcy 91, 101, 104, 120 Hogan, Shannon 34. 66. 74, 76 Hogue. Rita 112 Holland. Monica 31 Hollenback. Jeff 91 Hollingsworth. Lori 104 Hoovesfal. Mr. Gary 53 Horton. Marc 68. 69. 100. 101. 115. 139. 141 Horton. Michelle 91 Hotz. Ellen 34 Houseman Kathleen 13. 31, 34 Howe. Kim 34 Hoyt, Burt 11. 34 Huber. Mr. C. W. 51 Huber. Matt 109 Huff-Baker. Jan© 91 Hunthausen. Mr. Art 60 Hunthausen. Lynn 34 Hunthausen. Paul 96 Huntley. Jeanne 139 Hurd. Kathy 34 Hurley. Patrick 91 Hurst. Debbie 96. 112 Hylinskl. Barb 112 II. Naoki 34 ljuin. Masayukl 91 Imlach. Valerie 34 Irribarren. Roberto 13. 96 isechal. Jocelyn 34 Iwabuchi, Hlroaki 34 J Jenkins, Jennifer 10 Jensen. Jonl 139 Johnson. Mrs. Barbara 47 Johnson. Janice 34. 115 Johnson. John 139 Johnson, Stacie 81. 116 Jones. Lee 96, 106. 107. 108. 109 Jones. Pat 14. 17. 118 Joyce. Jack 92 Joyce. Nancy 92 Kalbtleisch. Mark 92 Kamblch. Jim 18. 34. 88 Kanda. Kelko 92 Kaneko, Takashi 34 Kaney. John 9 Karr. Mrs. JoAnne 47 At. Kavanagh. Brian 26. 84. 85. 91. 92. 5 Keibler. Greg 22. 34 Kelly. Mike 26. 83. 84. 95. 97. 101 Kelly. Mr. Tom 42. 75. 76 Kerins. Dr Francis 12. 40. 41. 130 Ketcham. Judy 97 Kirchen. Rev. Paul 52 Kittock-Sargent. Monlco 50 Kloker. Marty 18 Kioser. Renee 34. 38. 110 Kniep. Kelly 34 Knight. Mary 34. 115 Knoshaug. Mr Ronald 48 Knudson. Dan 18 Knudson. Phil 15. 84. 126 Koebbe. Janean 97 Koebbe. Joe 139 Kohler. Mr. Alan 62 Kohrt. Mike 11. 97. 117 Koiar. Johanna 34 Konen. Daniel 18. 34. 73. Ill Kosovlch. Carol 6 Kottas. Karry 13. 22. 102. 138. 140 Kozer. Steve 87 Kremer. Alex 10. 121 Kriskovlch. Joe 18, 92. 118 Krivic. Maggie 34 Krutar, Mr Jon 46 Kubanl, Mike 34 Kuharskl. Mitch 73 Kujawa. Joe 34. 109. 114 Kumarjai, Elizabeth 34 Kunnary. Mrs. Mary 62 Kurtz. Mrs Martha 63 ISO lr J«x L Laos. Lynda 92 LaCroIx. Mrs. Lillian 57 Ladenburg, Mary 147 Ladenburg. Teresa 92. 104 LaGuardla. Debbie 112 Lambert. Dr, Richard 59 Lambrecht. Gall 71. 140. 143 Larson. Gina 34. 114 Larson. Jay 34 Larson. Luke 34 Laumeyer, Jeon 34 LaVoie. Janine 34. 114, 119 LaVoie. Leslie 9. 34 Le'au. Michael 34, 101 Lechner. Cindy 34 LeClalr. Kathy 76 Legreid. Sherry 92 Lenzen. Gerard 97 Lenzen, John 34 Lesar, Greg 22, 114 Lewis. Jon 8. 22. 34 Lewis. Richard 18. 34 Lightbourne. Crystal 140 Lightbourne. Jerome 97. 106 Livoti. Dr. Leta 51 Long. Carla 92 Louk, Sr. Rose Agnes 44, 45 Lucochick. Mary 34. 71 Ludwig. Lorrle 34 Lund. Diane 76 Lynch, Tom 19 M MacIntyre. Scott 34 Madden. Mary Rose 97 Mahon. Marcie 34 Mahoney. Bob 23. 102. 103. 116 Mahoney. Sendee 97 Mahoney. Tom 23. 102. 140 Malchel. Angela 92 Majerus, Marlis 97 Matec, Donna 92 Malee. Sib 74. 76. 77 Maltby. Joan 112 Mondevllle. Bud 122. 125 Mandevllle. Charles 46 Madeville. John 34 Manlon. Dr. James 44. 45 Manion. Mary 7. 112 Manix. John 101. 117 Mann. Chandler 34. 35. 72. 113. 147 Manning. Jim 28. 97. 125. 128. 129 Mannix. Rene 35. 76 Manuel. Janet 111 Mares. Francie 92 Morgans, Mel 35 Mathews. Tina 92 Matson. Melanie 35 Matteson. Brad 38 McCann. Kevin 92 McCarthy. Cathi 35 McCarthy, Rev James 54 McCarthy. Rev Robert 25. 30. 58. 147 McCartin. Chris 25 McCormick. Greg 120. 140 McCormick. Kate 35, 101 McCormick. Mlndl 97. 112. 120 McCue. Sue 92. 112. 140 McCutcheon, Mike 19, 87. 97 McDonald. Kelly 19. 35 McDoneii. John 19 McDowell. Randy 19 McElligott. Grace 92 McElligott. Terry 10, 118. 140 McGonigal. Kerry 35 McGovern. Todd 27. 35 McGowan. Dennis 92 McGowen. Mrs. Louise 60 McGuire. David 110. 111. 140 McGuire. Mike 110, 111. 140 McHugh, Maureen 104 McHugh, Mrs. Molly 63 McKee. Susan 72 McKenna. Pat 140 McLeod. Maura 35 McMahon. Maureen 66. 76. 92. 104 McPherson. Mary 92 McQuillan. John 111. 140 McQuillan. Ralph 140 Melster. Michele 98. 110 Melton. Heather 67. 129 Mertes. Tom 35 Meyer. Rev Clayton 12. 30. 40. 41, 59 Meyer, Jonet 35 Miles. Brian 35 Miller. Kathy 67. 92. 106. 107. 108 Mlnehan. Ellen 112 Minehan. Kern 36, 113 Mininger. Lois 36 Mings. Sue 92. 104. 105 Mitchell. Shelley 66. 74. 75. 76 Moore. Sue 76 Moran. Cynthia 92. 104 Morasko, Gwyn 92. 99. 104. 105 Morris. Sheila 112 Moss. Richard 129 Motoyama. Tamaki 93 Mueller. Heidi 108 Mulcahy. Mrs Susan 63 Mulltauaopeie. Tamotu 93 Mullen. Mary 36. 126 Mullowney. Tim 36 Mulvaney. Patty 36 Mumm, Anna 112 Munger. Mrs. Mary 56 Munshower. Kathleen 36 Munzenrider, Mr. Joe 43 Murato. Naotaka 36 Murray, Mr Al 49 Myhre. Beth 113. 118 N Nass. Paul 98 Neary, Shauna 98. 101 Nett. Lynda 98. 106. 107 Neuman. Mrs. Lee 41. 116 Nguyen. Phuoc 36 Nicholls. Mary 93 Niebur, Mary 93 Nield. Sid 82. 84. 98 Nielsen. Tim 36. 127 Nelson. Deb 140 Nolan. Mike 140 Nutting. Dave 36. 87 Nuxoll. Wendy 93 Nyquist, Diana 31. Ill o Oberlanaer, Hal 36 Obieta. itxaso 13. 36 O'Brien. Mike 9. 24. 93. 119 O'Connell. Matt 36. 122 Odland. Michael 36 Oelkers, Maureen 140 OKeette. David 93. 106. 108. HI O'Leary. Carol 36 Oliver. Steve 17. 143 Olson. Paul 23 O'Neill. Collins 19. 25. 36 O'Neill. Sean 19. 25. 98 Orth. Margie 93 Osborne. Stephen 98 Owqns. Jim 36 Owens. Tinker 121 p Porker. Debbie 93. 104. 105 Patterson. Lynn 36. 38. 75, 76. 77 Pelletier. Rev Joe 4. 35. 58. 109 Penland. Carolyn 112 Peoples, Rev. Gene 58, 130 Perrier. Roger 30, 93. 106. 107. 108, 109 Perrin, Lance 10. 11. 36 Pester. Jayme 140 Petrino, Bob 19 Petrino. Mr. Robert 42 Petrusha. Frank 19. 81 Philipps. Chris 110. 130. 138. 140. 143 Piacitelli. Chris 11. 36 Picand. Steve 19. 93 Piccolo. Mr, Robert 54 Piercy. Mariana 24. 36 Pilkington, Judy 36. 101 Pomeroy. Jacqueline 36. 128 Ponton, Mike 139 Pope, Mr. Allen 50 Potter. Kellie 36 Prudek. Marla 93 Pruitt. Daryl 19 Puckett, Joe 4. 84 Purnell. Chen 36. 110. 120 Q Quinn. Miss Peggy 47 Qurst. Mr. Allen 50 R Rabideau, John 36 Racicot. Chris 122 Racicot. Mr. William 42 Rahn. Rick 8. 9. 23. 100. 101. 102. 137. 140. 142 Ramirez, John 93, 101. 114, 128 Rasmussen. Lori 5. 98 Rassman. Joe 93 Rehan. Ann 36 Remsen. Randy 19 Reopelle. Kathy 36 Rhinehart. Ruth 70. 71 Richter. Debra 93 Rieger. Rhonda 140 Riehl. Cil 36 Rles. Jamie 112 Ries. Ruth 104. 105 Riley, Renee 93 Ritter. Leslie 8. 36. 81 Ritter. Mr. Russ 64 Roberts, Colleen 29 Roberts. Dale 36 Roberts. Katherine 36. 116 Roberts. Rev. John 7. 116 Roberts. Mike 15. 16. 17. 88 Robinson. Mr Ed 61 Robinson, Joe 19, 93 Robinson, Mr Mick 46 Robinson. Robie 19 Index Roche. Pat 96. 102 Rodoni, Rita 11. 138. 140 Rodriquez. Rlc 19 Roesler, Sr. Miriam Clare 53 Rosa. Dan 120 Rosa. Michele 25. 89. 93 Ross. Elena 74. 76 Rossier. Jeanie 39 Rov. Dr. Donald 55 Ruffatto, Jamie 93. 104. 105, 118. 128 Russell. Deb 112 Russell. Joe 98 Ryan, Irene 2 Ryffel. Marie 93 Salansky, Mark 17 Sammick. Miss Margaret 56 Sanders. Mark 93. 116 Sankovich, Jim 36 Saycich. Jim 141 Schaan. Tony 111 Schaefer. Cathy 93, 108. 110 Schafer. Ron 93 Schott. Bill 7 Schaff. Bob 133 Schambergor. Sharon 112. 142 Scharf. Mr, John 48. 68. 69 Schell. Tammy 76. 93 Schlis. Roger 8. 24. Ill Schneider. Sandy 36 Schulte. Mark 14, 16. 17 Schulte. Steve 16. 19. 87. 93. 101 Scott. Miss Jo-Anne 56 Sears, Wendy 36. 76. 77 Sebesta. Susan 36 Semmens. Dave 36 Semmens. Mr, John 52 Semon. Joe 94 Serich. John 111. 142 Serve!, Jan 10. 98 Seymore. Cheryl 79 Shea. Rev. Dan 40. 81. 115 Shea. Mike 82. 84 Sherman. Phil 67 Shoman. Terry 23. 102. 103 Silva. Yolanda 94 Simons. Joe 111 Simpson. Mary 37. 66. 68 Skadeiand. Kim 70. 71 Slone. Chris 11 Smiley. Mary 37. Ill Smith. Becky 94 Smith. Mr. Harry 6. 50 Smith. Jane 31. 32. 37 Smith. Dr. Jean 45 Smith, Jean 37 Smith. Jim 30. 108. 113 Smith. Katherine 35. 37. 103, 110 Smith. Kathryn 71. 142 Smith, Laura 37 Smith. Lisa 7. 28. 29. 37. 67 Snyder. Susan 39. 94 Sperry. Mr Sam 7, 29 Spika. Joy 37. 110 Spur. Casey 101 Stalnaker. DeeAnno 42. 71 152 Inde Stanoway, Rev. Bill 64. 131 Stanich. Paulette 36. 37 States. Patti 94 Stergar. Laurie 9. 71. 93. 94. 117 Sterhan. Don 21. 145, 147 Stetson, Kirk 82, 84, 142 Stevenson. Deb 142 Stewart. David 142 Stickney. Vicki 94 Stoddard. Brad 94. 108 Stout. James 94 St Peter. Kathy 98. 112 Stuart. Mrs. Margaret 55 Stubborn Vanessa 98 Suckow. Anne 112 Sullivan, Miss Danette 62 Sullivan. Dennis 142 Sullivan. Rev. Jeremiah 54 Sullivan. John 37 Sullivan. John Mike 13. 22. 23. 138. 142 Sullivan. Karen 6. 37 Sullivan. Kerry 8. 37 Sullivan, Larry 120, 142 Sullivan. Malachy 37 Sullivan, Dr. Therese 57 Sutherland. James 37 Sutherland. Stuart 14. 19. 94 Sverdrup. Eileen 98 Swan. Mary 31. 37 Swan. Rory 15. 19. 142 Swanson. Valerie 37 Swartouf. Dr Robert 55 Sweeney. Janine 37. 110 Sweet. Donna Lea 142 Sweet. Judy 37 Swenson. Loretta 98. 117 Swenson, Teresa 93. 94. 101 Sykes. Leslie 94. 104, 105 T Takada. Jun 37 Taylor. Vance 37 Temple. Lorle 142 Tennis. Pat 11 Thelen. Monte 19 Thomas. Chris 70. 71 Thompson. Dr. William 58 Thornton. Kim 94 Tidbaii. Brenda 37 Tlschmak, Dale 98 Tischmak. Donna 37. 80 Torres. Lori 94. 102, 103 • Trankel. Mary Anne 139. 143 Trinostich. Randy 83. 84. 85. 143 Trudnowski. Mr Jim 84 Trudnowski. Marj 66. 94. 102. 104. 105. 115 Trudnowski. Mary 38 Truszkowski. Tom 37. 113 Tsunogue. Shun 94 Tucci. Mr. Tom 117 Tucker. Karin 94 Tudela. Julie 37 u Uecker. Drew 94 Uselman. Cathy 37, 38. 103 V Vaiasek. Paul 94 VonEvery. Valerie 104 Vanisko, Mrs. Marie 49 Van Order. Bill 24. 94 Velarde. Don 98 Villeburn. Rissy 31. 37 VonBergen. Dave 37 Wolchuck, Mr. Leo 61 Wallace. Cathy 37. 74. 76. 77 Walsh, Gene 84 Walsh. Rosemary 37 Walsh. Tom 22. 23. 97. 98 Walters. Chris 37 Warfield. Kit 98. 101 Word. Dr. John 59 Ward, Dr Joseph 53 Warren. Stasia 98 Weggenman. Mr Joe 63 Wells. Craig 92. 94 Welsh. Gen 143 Welty. Leslie 37 Wendland. Sue 28 Westhoff. Rich 36. 38. 108. HI Westwell. Dr. Arthur 48 White. Colleen 25. 143 White. Patty 94. 104 Whiteman, John 143 Whyte. Tom 26. 37 Wieck. Christine 111 Wiedmann. Dennis 20. 33. 54 Wiedmeir. Bryan 19 Wild. Michelle 92 Wilkins. Steve 85 Willems. Pottie 98. 102. 1 3-Williams, Sonia 94 Wilson. Linda 94 Wilson. Mollle 37, 121 112 Wmdauer. Bernadette 98. 112 Wirtz. Carol 37. 38. 76 Wlltzen, Edward 94 Wulf. Donna 37. 100. 101, 119 WooChing, Sllllo 94, 117 Wood. John 33. 37. 100. 101. 109, 117 Wreggelsworth. Jim 98 Wyse. Jim 37. 113 Y Yates. Kimberly 9, 37. 67 Yuhas. Lance 143 z Zoani. Jim 88 Zucker. Charles 98 We hope you hove enjoyed the yearbook. Now. we would like to thank anyone who worked on the book, namely Kim Philipps and Deb Nelson for their long hours during the summer. Joe Kujawa for his time spent shooting and printing photographs, Renee Kloser for helping out and Marc Horton for his moral support. We would also like to show our appreciation to Fr. Dan Hillen. He acted as our adviser. and roped his intermediate photogra- phy class into doing the photography second semester. Photographers in the class were: Kim Philipps, Deb Nelson, Dave Miller. Becca Baker. Kathleen Burgess. Don Byrtus. Drew Uecker. Mike Denham, John White-man. Mary Anne Trankel and Joan Miller. We apologize for the few number of people pictured in the class section. The schedule for the photographs was inconvenient for some or not known by others. Also some pictures taken, simply did not turn out. 64 i MOf � Poo« I j