Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

HILLTOPPER 1983 CARROLL COLLEGE HELENA, MONTANA REFLECTIONS Editor: Angela Byrd Photographers: Mike Marlow Ernie Satterthwait Thomas Mertes GRADUATES ................ Angela Byrd Julie Strosnider UNDERGRADS Angela Byrd Alicia Byrd CELEBRANTS ............... Michelle Harris Julie Nevins Judy Bisson COMPETITORS .............. Kevin Helgeson Alicia Byrd Marty Rausch Kathy Frankino ORGANIZED ................ Meri Firpo Jenny Simpson Patti Sullivan Kathy Travers EDUCATORS Deanna Turley Kara Kelly Carla Sisk Kristy Joyce CELEBRANTS ............... Michelle Harris Julie Nevins Judy Bisson Memorial ................. Friends EPILOGUE ................. Cover Photo by Al Olszewski Cover Design by Mike Marlow and Angela Byrd Division Page Artwork by Angela Byrd ‘Section Editor A BAG OF TOOLS Is’nt it strange That princes and kings And clowns that caper In sawdust rings And common people Like you and me Are builders for eternity? Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules; And each must make-Ere life is flown-A stumbling block Or a stepping stone R.L. Sharpe 2 3 4 5 During the last few years months of the school year there is a rush to complete unfinished business and tie up the loose ends. So in tieing up the Hilltopper I would like to give my utmost appreciation to those individuals who created this annual. Thank you very much for all your support, ideas, time, and dedicated effort. Because of you the year went smooth and the time flew swiftly. I cannot fully express my sincere thanks and deep gratitude to those who worked so hard. For Michelle and her wonderful section. Kevin Helgeson, Alicia Byrd, and Kathy Frankino, the Sports section never looked so classy! Meri firpo and her undying energy to produce quality work. Deanna Turley and her peak efficiency and organization. And a special thanks to the dedicated photographers and the time spent producing the photos; thanks Mike. Ernie, and Tom. You all deserve a medal for your work. A special thanks to those people outside the Hill-topper staff: Kay Satre who’s contributions helped to make this years annual treasureable, and the Development Office, the Dean of Students, and all the people of St. Alberts Community Center. and a very special thanks to Francie O’Reilly and Trink Burke. Today we live for today, for tomorrow is yet far away. We have what is ours behind us and we can only be for today. Live the time you have well and remember the past. “Reflections”. Hilltopper 1983. Best of luck in the future and peace. God Bless. Angela CLEBER AMUNDSON Accounting Bus. Ad. Helena MT IRIS BASTA English, Helena MT TONY BAUMGARTNER Biology, Butte MT LAURIE BENTLEY Ele.Ed., Helena MT PETER BISKIS Math. Helena MT MARY BISKUPIAK Accounting, Helena MT ALLISON BJERKE Poli.Sci., Helena MT DAVID BLOOM Bus.Ad., Helena MT MICHAEL BRENNAN Psychology, Helena MT CINDY BROWN History, Cheyenne WY WENDY ROWN Accounting, Cheyenne WY CELESTE CALLAHAN Dental Hygiene, Helena MT SUE CHAMBERS Bus.Ad., Glendive MT KRIS CINKOVICH Physical Ed., Federal Way WA MOLLY CONROY English. Hardin MT TIM COOKE History. Glendive MT BRENDA TIDBALL COVERT Nursing, Hamilton MT RUTH DAPP Nursing, Butte MT KATHLEEN DeMERS Accounting Bus., Helena MT DIANA DeSMET Med.Tech., Fairfield MT PETER DONNELLY Acc Bus Econ..Sydney, Australia DENISE DOWNS Sp.Ed EIe.Ed., CA SARA EASON Dental Hygiene, Seattle WA DANIEL F. ECKERT Acc Bus.Ad.. Sparks NV ANTONY EHNES Accounting, Great Falls, MT JAMES ELLIOTT Biology. Havre MT SCOTT ELROD Biology. Seattle WA JANE FLODING Dental Hygiene. Helena MT JOHN DANIEL FRANKINO Biology. Helena MT STACY GILBERT Dental Hygiene, Helena MT SUSAN GILBOY Theater Ed.. Butte MT WILLIAM HAGEN Biology, Browning MT KARI HANSON Chem Bio Med.Tech., Havre MT JULIE HEIL Biology. Philipsberg MT MARY HOCHHAUS Biology, Sheridan WY MONICA HOLLAND Biology, Hot Springs MT KOYKO HOSAKA Psychology, Tokyo Japan KIMBERLEY HOWE Social Work, Sioux Falls SD SHIRLEY HUDSON Nursing, Helena MT LYNN HUNTHAUSEN Ele.Ed., Helena MT EVENLYN HYMANS Nursing, CA NAOKI II International Bus., Chiba Japan MARY JACKSON Bus.Ad.. Helena MT JENNIFER JENKINS Biology. Issequah WA JAMES KAMBICH Bus.Ad. Finance, Butte MT LORI KELLY Communication, Fargo ND RENEE KLOSER Med.Tech., Helena MT DANIEL KONEN Bus., Ad., Fairfield MT 11 SUSAN KOSMAS Social Sci.,Helena MT REIJI KOYANO Acc Finance. Japan JOHN LACEY Biology. Anaconda MT PAULA LADENBURG English, Columbia Falls MT GINA LARSON Accounting, Stanford MT JAY LARSON Biology. Billings MT JEAN LAUMEYER Biology. Boulder MT MICHAEL LEAU Engineering, Amer. Samoa TIMOTHY LIGHTBORNE Acc Bus. Ad.. Nassau. NP. Bahamas PATRICIA LOPATCH Communication, Helena MT RICK LOSLEBEN Poli. Sci., Malta MT JOYCE LOWERY Ele.Ed., Gardnerville NV LORRIE LUDWIG Nursing. Gardiner MT DIANE LUND Biology, Helena MT JOHN MANDERVILLE Accounting, Helena MT JOHN MANIX Poli.Sci., Spokane WA MELCHISEDEK MARGARIS Biology. Great Falls MT MICHAEL MARLOW History, Denver CO MELANIE MATSON Biology. Helena MT CHRISTOPHER McCARTIN Bus.Ad.. Denver Co FRANCIS XAVIER McCORMACK Biology, Woodstock ILL KERRY McGONIGAL Ele.Ed.Sp.Ed., Helena MT DENNIS McGOWAN Bus.Ad., Poplar MT mary McPherson Nursing, Arlington WA 12 THOMAS EARL MERTES History, Giendive MT DONALD MILLER English, Spokane WA KERN MINEHAN Biology, Cascade MT KATHLEEN MUNCHOWER Nursing, Bozeman MT PHUOC NELSON Social Work, Helena MT RUSSELL NOONAN Bus.Ad., Helena MT ITXAS OBIETA Dental Hygiene, Winnemucca NV LYNN PATTERSON Bux Accounting, Great Falls MT DAVID POLK Engineering, MT CECILIA R1EHL Accounting, Raleigh ND DALE ROBERTS Biology, Story WY KATHERINE MARIE ROBERTS Biology. Renton WA JOSEPH C. ROSSMAN Ele.Ed., Butte MT ROGER SCHLIS Comm Theater Arts, Cheyenne WY DANIEL SCHNELLER Biology, Seattle WA DUANE SCHWEN History, Helena MT SYLVIA SEPULVA Biology. Laredo TX MARY SIMPSON Sp. Ele.Ed., Missoula MT CHRISTOPHER C. SLOAN English. ILL JEAN SMITH Bus.Ad., Plains MT LISA SMITH Theater Arts, Helena MT JOY T. SPIKA Psychology, Great Falls MT MICHELE MARIE STURDEVANT Psy. Spe.Ed., Great Falls MT KAREN SULLIVAN Comb. Sciences Med. Tech., Kennewick WA 13 J. MALACHY SULLIVAN Poll.Sci.. Seattle WA MAURA KERRY SULLIVAN Poli.Sco., Missoula MT MARY SWAN Soc.Sci Poli.Sci.. Great Falls MT JUDITH SWEET Nursing, Powell WY LORRAINE TANGEN Biology, Great Falls MT JOHN TERRY Bus.Ad., Seattle WA MONTE THELEN Poli.Sci., Helena MT LESLIE TOBEL English, Helena MT DENISE TROUPE Nursing, Kalispell MT CATHERINE USELMAN Dental Hygiene, Spokane WA VALERIE R. VANEVERY Nursing, Absarokee MT LESLIE WELTY Spe.Ed., Circle MT THOMAS E. WHYTE Acc Poli.Sci., Idaho Falls ID EDWARD S. WILTZEN Ele.Ed Social Sci., Plains MT CAROL WIRTZ Spe Ele, Ed., Outlook MT JOHN WOOD Math Phil., Helena MT DONNA WULF Dental Hygiene, Butte MT TIMOTHY WYSE Biology, Conrad MT KIMBERLEY YATES Nursing, Malta MT TOSHIMI YOKOYAMA Economics, Kurume, Japan -- 14 ALINE AKEY JENNIFER BENNETT ELLEN BLACK DANIEL BLESKIN MARY BLOM PATRICIA BONNES LILLIAN BRENNAN PEGGY BRENNICK BRENDA BROWAND NORMAN BURGLIN OVILLA BYRD HELEN ANN CANNON KATHLEEN CARLSON DALE CHROSTOPHERSON DARCY CLINGINGSMITH COLLEEN CONLON CHRISTOPHER CORNISH VERNON CORSON LESLIE COTT DEBBIE CROSSWHITE SUSAN DEAN RODNEY DECKER DOUGLAS DELLWO RICHARD DETROYE LOIS DEFRONZO VALERIE DOUGLAS CONNEE DUNCAN SALLY ELLISON DAWN EMERY LYNN ENGBERG SUSAN ENGLISH JIM FERRON JOSEPH FLOREEN ELAS FLYNN TIMOTHY FURNESS MARIANNE GEORGE JANET GILLESPIE JEANNE GORDER KARI GRAY JEFF GREALISH KELLY GREENE DIANE GRIMM MARGO GUSTIN ROBERT HADLOW SUZANNE HARLAN PATRICK HARRIS THOMAS HAYES RICKY HOCHEE BURT HOYT SHARON HULTIN JAMES JEZEK MICHAEL JOHNSON J. ARDEN KALLIO TIMOTHY KELLY SUSIE KIEFT KEN KIRBY YUMI KIYOSE CATHY KLEIN THOMAS KONEN BERNADETTE KOTELNIK DONALD KUBE LIZ KUMANGAI MARY LEDERHOS DEBBIE LIEBERG LARRY MAHLMAN JAMES MANION KATHLEEN MARX THOMAS MAYER KATHLEEN McARDLE todd McGovern CRAIG McKENIZE SUSAN McLEOD CATHERINE McNELLIS SUSAN MOHL MARY MURRAY DENA NASS MEGAN O’HARA CHRISTINA PALAFOX-CIKAN KAY PETERSONFRANCIS PETRUSHA STEVE PICARD WENDY PLESE DELRENE RASMUSSEN MARTIN RAUSCH ANN REHAN COLLEEN RENFREE LESLIE RITTER RITA ROBINSON RON SCHAFFER GEORGE SCHULTE RAY SCHWALLER LES SCHWINDEN LAURIE SCOTT WENDY SEARS KESTON SMITH KIM SNYDER PAULETTE STANICH JAMES STAMPLES JOAN STEWART VICKIE STITELER GLEN STOBAUGH JEAN TANNIEHILL PATRICIA THOMPSON SUZANNE THWEATT CAROLYN TOULOUSE MARY TRUDNOWSKI JOAN TWOHY SUSAN VIOLA MARGARET WALSH ROSEMARY WALSH LESLIE WELTY ELLEN WESOLOVSKI HENRY WHITAKER WILLIAM YAEGER I 16 JUNIORS Sabina Alexander Collette Anderson Russ Anwalt Lisa Aslackson Alicia Atkinson Connie Balison Kimberly Bauer Angela Behr Kirk Bielke Louise Blood Dolores Bock Teresa Bonny LU Brleden Lynne Bryant Mary Kay Burgess Peter Bump Angela Byrd Yvonne Byrd Chris Callanan Cheryl Cavalll Don Chery Ed Clinch Reece Coclho Ellen Colvill Patti Comes Amy Compton Bill Connors MaryAnn Crider Steve Dav� dson Joan Davis Scott Davis Ann DePinto Kttty Dobbs Robert Drroa Jennifer Eason Duane Egging Mark Elbott Colleen Erickson Tracy Fennessy LeAnn Ferron Merl Firpo Patrick Fiedler Karen Fish Tom Fisher 18 Mary Flaim Lentoy Fulmaono Mike Gallus John Garvcr Karen Gaul Qen Gebert Mary GUIuly MaryRose Goetz Roger Grinde Greg Grow Chnsy Hallcnback Jane Hammett Gail Havery Stasia Hcidinger Dean Hendrickson Lisa Herrara Hippo and Nuke John Holland Maura Irwin Taml Iten Linda Jacobson Carol Johnson Joanne Johnson Mike Johnson Dan Judge Tim Kelly Anne Killorin Bret Kinfteld Cindy Klump Dave Koon Chris Kuhr Frances Kutlula J. Dee Lamb MaryKay Lane Dave Lechner Liz Lederhos Ray Leeds Joan Lewis Jim Malek Shelly Mamuztch Brett Marshall Dave McGolderlck Eileen McNeil Janlne Michellettl Marty Melsler Qna Medenos Shellia Miller Kerry Moudy 19 Jane Munshower Nick Myers Rhonda Nagel Nance Nagcli Tom Neal Chuck Nelson Roseanne Nichols Elanine Noonan Kristi Norr Kathy O’Connor Dave Olsen Al Olszweskl John O'Neill Mary Osterwald Patricia Owens Greg Palmer Rick Perko Lorcen Phillips Pauline Phillips Buck Preuninger Jon Puckett Jamie Purcell Wanda Putman Mahmud Rahman Brenda Redmond Mike Regan Cathy Ries Signe Rmgbloom Teresa Ritter Marcie Rosenow Sandra Ross Connie Rudolph Sean Russell Joe Ryan Shelia Ryan Mlkiko Sakaklbara Jim Sankovich Ayman Saudi Debbie Sauter Satinec Schaack Becky Schafl Paula Schaffer Dino Seim Andy Schultz Mark Simkins Bev Simmons Debbie Smith John States 20 Dave Salmassy Dawna Stewart Vickie Stltelcr Karen Stokcn Julie Strosmder Julie Sullivan Frank Tabtsh Greg Tierney Marilyn Tintingcr John Unkcl Susan Valasek Martha Jo Vanderholl Alice Velarde Rob Walker Peter Walther Tom Whalen 21 Lois Abad Cindy Ackerman Lisa Alfiert Tony Andrews David Anson DelRac Aus Mary Baker Jeannlne Baiison Ltndy Bartrulf Michol Bauer Lori Behm Paul Bermingham Suzzane Bertagnolli Robert Blotkamp Mike Boespflug Rosie Bonny Lori Brady Jackie Brown Colleen Bulier Tim Burns Angela Bush Colleen Butler Rod Buzzas O’Neill Byrd Ned Cabrera Lisa Calcatera Mark Calderwood Kelly Campbell Jeff Carling Bob Carney Jim Carr Joanie Chaloupka Cyndra Cofflng Margret Cole Vance Condie Mike Connors Paul Coony Gwyn Covill Kelly Corsgrove 22 Keith Cross Annie Craig Carta Davis Cheryl Davis Tammy Dedlc Tom Donlan Diane Drake Joettc Flings Stephanie Ennis Diana Esser David Evans Brian Fawcett Ellen Fitzgerald Margaret Fitzpatrick Meg Flaim Erin Flannery Lisa Flesch Jon Foerster Laura Foster Patrick Ford Cathy Frankino Ken Fry Cindy Frylinc Patrick Gallus Liz Gatchel LeRoy Gerry Tim GIboy Peggy Gllisple Lisa Godfrey Ines Gonzales Audrey Goroskt Kim Graves Christine Hadlow Marcl Hallesy Karl Hanson Nancy Hardy Char Harmon Michaelan Hartman Michelle Hams Karen Hastie Dale Hause Elizabeth Hause 23 Joan Hause Kevin Helegeson Lisa Helms Chris Herriges Sara Heydon Robert Hickey Ron Higgins Erin Hurley Lisa Jannusch Tom Jas Blaise Jelink Carol Jelink Cathleen Jensen Nita Johl Theresa John Donna Johnson Janet Johnson Cindy Jones Joe Judge John Kalbfleisch Teresa Kalinoski Scan Kane Kandi Kamath Carie Kazmierczak Steve Kelly Leesa Kennedy Linda Kennedy Marie Kernie Kate Klllorn Kevin Klare Michael Kornish Dave LaMure Eugenia Lane James Lean Gilbert Lederhos Quinn Lenk Phil L'Esperance Delores Lieske Stuart Long Karen Lorenzo Nancy Lorge Cindy Lynes Andrew Malany Bob Markovich Todd Marsh Tom Marsh Andrea Martin Don Maynard Kathy MacCarthy JoAnnc McDaniels Tim McGinnis Kevin McKean Debbie McKenna Joan McMahon Sue McNeil Laurie McNcw Joni Mcldrum MaryAnn Mlrabella Kathy Miller Sandy Mmott Thomas Mooney Kelly Monahan Mike Moreland Joan Morris Teresa Munshower Renee Murphy Ellen Neacy Denise Nielson Andy Nix Michelle Olson Cindy Os cwsk! Sarah Page Hilde Penny Mary Perrier Colette Peterson Rosie Petrino MaryKay Phillips Julie Powell Pat Power Karol Pung Kelly Reed Bill Ruegsegger Caroiinn Runkle Ernie Satterthwait Mary Setter Marty Sewick Mark Schcmmel Lynn Schlekewy John Shaddlc Jill Sparks Martin Spethman Kathleen Stack 25 Richard Standiford Andy Steele David Straws Caroline Studel Phil Suek Kelly Sullivan Jennifer Sump Mike Tooley Autumn Trapani Fergus Travers Maria Trlpcny Joe Trotter Mark Troy Dave Truckey ieannette Truckner Colleen Turner Janet Trusich Greg Tuss Sue Unfred Susan Verplogen Mindy Vojovich Melissa Ward Anna Weyers Carolyn West Jackie White Daniel Whyte Kathy Wilson Carolyn Winkley Linda Wirtz Lisa Works Shawn Wright Charolettc Zartman Tom Zurfluh Sophomore Blue FRESHMEN Brenda Anderson Uddi Armstrong Karlene Barnhold Jeanne Bason Stephanie Bauer Heidt Baum Fred Behr Steve Belle Mark Best Susan Binette Susan Blank Mark Blood Kathy Borynon Tom Bredscheid Bill Brewer DeAnna Brown Gordon Buck Steve Bundrock Cecilia Bush Pat Byorth Alicia Byrd Duane Byrd Tom Byrne Allyson Calderwood Kathy Camlno re rise Campbell Brendan Casey Kelly Cassutt Clcmet Cavanaugh Liz Chambers Art E. Choke Dana Cocke Dianne Coolidge Ron Collins Terra Corseadden J. Couroccia Todd Coutts Rick Crabtree Carolyn Cuppage Bill Cushman Tom Dean Shaleen Delaney Michelle DeMers Geri Draur Todd Duffy Katy Eason Lisa Eggleston Pat Ellis Nancy Facundus Travis Fahrman Mary Faure Michele Flrpo John Fischer Kele Fitzhugh Doreen Foss Brent Frldrtch 27 Michelle Frltch Dave Gale Mike Gallagher Tracy Garrick Devin Garnty Eric Gilmour Bonny Good Dawn Good Janeann Good Kirk Good Kathy Gornick Danila Green Gary Hannawalt Jim Harrington Martin Hersrud Rebecca Herag Mary Hickey Daniel Hillen Swend Holland Shelley Holm Matt Horton Kathy Hould Usa Howells Stacy Huber Kevin Huppert Ray Hunthauscn Scott Imlack Doug Jakes Colleen Jasper Brenda Jensen Kitty Johnson Lynne Johnson Laurie Jergens Doug Joyce Helen Judge Bob Jurasek Ginla Kalblleisch Lisa Kassa Kevin Keating Kellee Keller Kara Kelly Paine Kennebec BiU Kerley Amy Kerzan Shelley Killen Chris Klcnakis Tom Klump Donna Koester Don Kovartk Kelly Kovatch Yoshie Kuyama Carol Lacina 28 Kim Lambert David Lamey Jeff LaMure Beverly Langel Lisa Larson Mike Lcderhos Michael Lefever Joan Malek Susan Macaitis Fatty Mastin Vivan Matsumoto Paul Mattcucci Lori Matzdorf Maureen McCormack Jim McCorthy Mike McCuc Karen McDaniel Ann McGovern Kathy McMillian Marie McPherson Lorinda Mtnnerly Pamela Moier Robert Monroe Laurence Motter Dennis Moylan Pat Murphy Jackie Neibauer Bryan Nelson Fayiene Nelson Shawn Nichols Kelly Nllan Phuonganh Ngyyen Kathy Novak Don O'Hara Beth Olson Deanna Paulus Jim Patterson Florence Pembroke Manuel Pena Heidi Peters Lori Phillips Dawn Port Mike Power 29 30 Flora Ramey John Rausch Karen Reiten David Reitz Robyn Reynolds Liz Ries Doug Roane Pamela Roberts Julie Rogers Stan Rogers Paula Roos Brenda Rosenbalm Lisa Rossman Janet Russell Julie Sagendorf Nouyuki Sakural Lori Satterfield Susan Schemmcl Joe Schmidt Miguel Schnltz John Schreiner Derrick Scott Jim Sebesta Pat Shalz Joe Shcaron Ty Shevaher Brett Shillingstad Bob Simpson Jennifer Simpson Carla Sisk Janet Smith Kitty Smith Patty Smola Mike Snyder Mary Sterhagen Susan Sluder Margret Sullivan Molly Sullivan Patti Sullivan Patty Sullivan Steve Sullivan Steffani Swank Dave Ternes Roberta Thennis Cheryl Thompson Cora Thompson Cathy Tippen Stacy Torgerson Kathleen Travers Deanna Turley Ken Turley Shawn Urlate Jill Vanderveer Joe Veltri Annette Wahtad Toshlko Watnanbee John Wodntk Karl Woodman ley Annette Wren Ann Wrenn Don WuM Stacee Ziegler Kris Zucconi 31 32 The times we shared together with friends, faculty and the community, bringing Carroll together to form a bond of friendship lasting the test of time. Building over the years the relationships and attitudes of our lives. The times to laugh and be goofy, the times to be serious and serene, the times to be tough and a time to be yourself. These times we share with you as we celebrated them at Carroll. 33 34 Many Carroll freshmen decided to start out the year with exercise. The freshmen backpack trip provided a good setting to get to know others before the semester began. Many upperclassmen joined in the fun as counselors. The skits, singing, campfires, and snipe hunts provided a weekend of fun and a start on many friendships. What freshmen could pass up a senior sponsored evening full of games of refreshments? Of course, some freshmen had to be “coaxed” to join in. The traditional freshmen games turned out to be worth the time. 35 Carroll students were entertained by a variety of musical talents. Borromeo serenaded the girls of Guad with many popular romantic songs while the girls crowded the balconies soaking it all in. The ASCC sponsored many coffeehouses and provided coffee, hot chocolate, and donuts. Many talented musicians provided students with a relaxing study break. Don Miller drew a crowd in St. Alberts with his guitar and sons. The Spring Concert was held in the Helena Civic Auditorium with POCO blasting their tunes. 36 37 Homecoming 1982 was kickedoff on Sunday October 3 with the royalty coronation on St. Charle's steps. Seniors Fran McCormack and Denise Troupe (opp page middle left) captured king and queen honors; Greg Peterson and Liz Lederhos (left middle) were elected junior prince and princess; Cindy Fryhl-ing and Tim Mclnnis (opp page top left) stood at the sophomore throne; and Alicia Byrd and Mike Snyder (opp page middle right) reigned over the freshmen. The MC’s were Dale Hause and Cindy Olszewski (opp page top left). There were many activities and dress up days at Saga during the week and the snake dance slithered through the local bars as usual. The highlights of the week were the parade, the dance, and the game which the Saints defeated Montana Teck 23-21. 38 40 Carroll put on many dances throughout the year. Included in these many were Homecoming, Halloween, Screw Your Roommate, Winter Formal, Punk, Sadie Hawkins, and Spring Formal. There were also various casual mixers to liven up dead weekends. 41 The Little Theatre opened its curtains with the production of Henrik Ibsen's “Hedda Gabbler.” The play set in Norway in the year 1890 dramatized the unhappiness of a well-bred married woman. “My Days as a Youngling was a musical about the early years of the concert artist, arranger, and composer of folk music, John Jacob Niles. ‘‘Royal Gambit” was the third production. Written by Herman Gressieker and adapted in English by George White, it depicted the historical account of Henry VIII and the relationships with his six different wives. Not pictured is the last play “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” a soft rock musical that retells the Old Testament story of Joseph and his multi-colored coat. 43 com — h — n ZOcnmiTim 44 45 47 The ASCC invited many noted speakers to Carroll. The Walsh Lecture Series and the Montana Series provided for many lectures on a wide range of topics. These speakers provided insights to areas of student interest and involvement. Attendance was high at many of these presentations, proving that the series was and will be a meaningful part of the Carroll community. These speakers included: A. Helena Poet. Ed Lehy, Michael Novak. Fr. Thomas Lynch, and Eugene McCarthy. 48 The Carroll College “SAINTS” showed their competitive spirit throughout the year in the numerous victories and the good sportsmanship attitude when faced with defeat. Thanks to all who participated and to you who came to cheer the “SAINTS onward. A special thanks to Mr. Don Beaudette who supplies the Hilltopper with many of its tremendous shots, and to the Development Office for your time. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL The Lady Saints Volleyball Team finished the season with a 14-22 overall record with a 4-5 conference record, which was good for third place. The Lady Saints fielded a strong starting team and it looked like a extremely successful season. Misfortune soon set in. During the season the team lost a key player as well as a number of starting players who were injured or sick. But even with these set backs, the team showed a great desire. The team set four school records in serving accuracy, spiking consistancy, receiving consistancy, and blocking consistency. TEAM MEMBERS: (front row) Kandi Karnath, Denise Downs. Cheryl Cavalll. Mindy Muth. Colleen Urner, (back row) Sheila Miller. Connie Derr. Deanna Paulus. Allyson Calderwood. Joannie Chaloupka, Ann DePinto. Coach Brown, (picture) Ann Depmto sets it up. iO (top toft) Lady Saint spikes against opposition, (top right) Ann DePinto spikes again, (middle) Court Is set and ready, (bottom) Ready to spike. 51 “SAINTS” FOOTBALL The 1982 Fighting Saints” rewrote the record books by establishing 28 individual, team, game, season, and career records in route to the Frontier Conference Championship, their third straight and their eighth in the past ten years. As a team, Carroll finished the season ranked second in the District in total offense with 3,457 yds. and a 384.1 yd. average, and second in team passing offense with 146.0 completions in 277 attempts for 2028 yds and 13 touchdowns. Bob Petrino lead District 12 in total offense with 2206 yards and in passing with 2028 yards. Dan Frankino became the first Frontier Conference player to be selected to the NAIA Academic All-American team. 53 (lower right) Coaches: (back row) Dave Simac, Steve Ahmann. Joe Florecn, Frank Petrusha (front row) Joe Robinson. Joe Sullivan, assistant coach. Bob Petrino. head coach, Steve Picard (lower left) Coaches view the action (right) Bob Petrino throwing to a record breaking season (below) Dan Frankino gets a tackle on a Tech running back Steve Adlcy, JR Free Safety Tony Andrews. SO Full Back Dan Bleskin. SR Linebacker Don Chery. JR Free Safety 54 (below) Freshman (back row) Joe Vellrl. Ron Collins, Emmett Murphy, Scott Elliot. Don People . Keith Larsen (pre-season drop) Mike James (pre-season drop). Ty Shevaller. (middle row) Mike Sacks (pre-season drop), Pat Schalz. Matt Dantic (pre-season drop). Matt Murphy. Todd Duffy, Chris Klenakis. Jeff Johnson. Kevin Huppcrt. (front row) Greg Ritter. John Schreiner. Tom Byrne. Jay Carrocia, Dave Ternes (left) Tom Konen takes a rest. Kris Cinkovich. SR Guard All-Conference Bill Connors. JR Strong Safety Scott Davis. JR Wide Receiver All-District Chance Ferlicka. JR Defensive End All-Conference 55 (left lop) Coach Pctrino discusses strategy with Quarterback Bob Petrino (left bottom) Bill Connors stops a Western runner (middle) Craig McKenzie puts a move on the defense, (right top) Saints defense gets a rest (right bottom) The sidelines indicate the fourth quarter. Dan Fran kino, on Corner Back Academic All-American Bob Hickey. SO Defensive Tackle Tom Jas. SO Corner Back Jim Kambich. SR' Center All-District 56 Tom Konen, SR Tim Kelly. SR Tackle Free Safely All-District Stuart Long. SO Defensive Tackle Todd Marsh. SO Linebacker 57 Malt Pelletier. SO Full Back Bob Petnno. SR Quarterback All-American Pat Power. SO Defensive Back Bill Preuinger, JR Tight End Phil Suek. SO Kicker Monte Thelcn. SR Linebacker Dan Whyte. SO Tight End-Punter Steve Schulte, JR Manager 58 MEN’S BASKETBALL Carroll’s Basketball Fortunes were probably best found in the infirmary this season as the team lost no less than threestarters due to injuries during the season. Despite the losses of personnel, the men of Carroll showed great character and determination from the start of the season to its conclusion. The youthful Saints who has only two Seniors on the 1982-83 roster were able to garner only six victories. The team played with great intensity frequently coming close in taking superior talented teams to the wire only to lose in the closing moments. Probably the biggest win this season would have to be the 48-46 victory over Eastern Montana, a team Carroll had not defeated in the last ten efforts. Individually, there was no single stand-out this season. The teams leading scorer was sophomore. John Shaddle. who averaged 13.7 points per game. (top left) Rancher on the inside (lop right) J.T ” puts it up with ease (bottom) Coach Dmcoll giving instructions during time out 59 TEAM MEMBERS: (back row) Rtc Burn . Jay Wilton. Jon Terry. Rick Perko. Kirk Blclke, Andy Steele. Jeff Carling. Joe Burglin (front row) Jon Puckett. Rick Crabtree. John Shaddle, Kelly Fit hugh. Don Kube, Russ Anawalt. John Driscoll, (left picture) Don Kube puts up with an inside shot (right picture) Rancher blocks the shot 60 (lop picture) Seniors. Don Kube and Jon Terry were the teams co-captains. Jon was a nominee for Frontier Conference Player of the week during the season Both are fine young men in the tradition of Carroll and will be missed on nest years squad, (bottom left) Jay Wilson rebounding, (bottom right) Rancher puts up an outside shot. 61 (top left) Kelly Fitzhugh passes the hall, (top right) J.T “ tips it In (middle) “Spider looks for an open spot, (bottom) Russ Ana wait gets blocked I — — 62 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL The Lady Saints finished their basketball season with a 5-21 overall and 4-11 Frontier Conference record. Carroll fielded a young team with only three Seniors on the roster. Wendy Sears, the 6-0 forward from Great Falls, emerged as the team’s top scorer. Sears was second on the club in rebounding, and handed out 41 assists. Patterson, a 5-8 guard-forward from Great Falls, lead the team in rebounding with 6 per game, 65 assists, and a field goal percentage of 43. Wirtz, a 5-9 forward from Outlook, the teams top defensive player. She scored 7.8 points per game with 4.9 rebounds. Carroll coach, Tom Kelly, said. “We had a very difficult pre-season and Frontier Conference schedule this year. Our kids played all year and several of our younger players proved they have the ability to play successfully in college ball. If the people we bring back continue to work hard to improve, we feel we have the potential to be a very competitive team next (top) Sue Unfred successfully takes the upperhand during jump ball. Gower left) Michol Bauer secures the ball from the charging opponent (lower right) Annette Wren swiftly takes the ball down the court to the Saints hoop Lady Saints team picture: (back row) Tom Kelly coach, Lori Phillips, Maureen Pohlen, Janinc Carpenter. Michol Bauer. Stephanie Bauer, Sue Unfred, Laura Childs. Sue Peta)a. Diane Lund, and Kathy O'Connor, (front row) Maureen McCormack. Colleen Erickson. Lynn Patterson. Wendy Sears, Carol Wirtz, Annette Wren, and Paula Roos. 64 (top left) Annette Wren gets the rebound and heads for the Saints basket (top right) Maureen Pohlan and Laura Childs attempt to capture the ball (bottom) Coach Kelly and the three Captains; Lynn Patterson. Wendy Sears, and Carol Wirtz Opposite page (64). (left) The Lady Saints fight for the rebound, (right) Lori Phillips sets the ball up for two. 65 66 (top l«(t) Sue Unlred on a fait break, (bottom left) Managers Kathy O’Connor and Diane Lund, (right) Sue Peta|a up (or the rebound. INTRAMURALS Intramurals offer a good way to get some exercise and have fun. This year Coach Joe Sullivan directed the intramural program. In the fall tag football was played by men’s and women's teams. This year water polo was introduced as a coed sport. Other sports that are popular are racquetball and the spring softball tournament. (toft) The Assasins snap the ball in championship game, (lower left) A receiver goes for the ball in a girl game (below) Bill Brewer avoids tag of Mike Sullivan. 67 68 ASCC SENATE MEMBERS: (front row) Theresa Murray. Carla Davis. Crtstine Pendill. Cathy Guy. Andy Nix. Bret Ken-field. Travis Fuhrman. Ruth Dapp, Mike Callus, Bryae Nelson, (second row) Bill Don. Bev Simmons. Mel Margaris, Thomas Mertes. Meg Flaim. John Palmer. Sue Kosmas. (back row) Mary Gilluly. T� m Mclnnls, Jim Lean. Brendon Casey. Jim Staples. BUI Hagen. ASCC, The associated Students of Carroll College is the governing body of the students. The members act as spokespersons for the students to the administration of the college. They decide the budgets for all the organizations as well as plan the walsh Lecture Series, concerts, dances, and many other activities for the student body. ASCC OFFICERS: President: John F. Wood Vice-President: John Manix Secretary: Kathleen Munshower Treasurer: John O’Neill ASCC officers left to right: John F. Wood. Kathleen Munshower. and John Manix. standing is John O’Neill. 70 The SENIORS began the year by initiating the Freshman to Carroll College by Painting the ‘C’ and Freshman Fun and Games outside Guadalupe Hill. Throughout the year the Seniors worked diligently to retain the Senior Speaker at the Commencement Exercise, eventually reaching a compromise with the Board of Trustee. Ending their year with Senior Week , the last grand finale of Carroll College 1983. The SENIOR OFFICERS are: President • Jim Staples. Vice-President - Mel Margaris. Treasurer • Fran McCormack, and Secretary - Kern Minehan (missing). The SOPHOMORES had the honor of planning the festivities for Homecoming Week; starting with the royalty crowning ceremonies, and spirit raising activities throughout the week. The highlights of the week were the parade through town and the game against Montana Tech. The dance afterwards topped off the week of fun. The SOPHOMORE OFFICERS are: Vice-President • Tim Mclnnis, Secretary • Cindy Olszewski. and President • Mark Schemmel. The JUNIORS continued building their reputation for being an active and close knit class by starting the year with the Punk Rock dance and providing the entertainment at the annual Christmas party. 83% of the class participated in the main fundraising activity for the Junior-Senior Banquet; the annual Smoker with Western Montana College and Montana Tech. The Juniors ended the year with the farewell tribute to the Seniors. The JUNIOR OFFICERS are: Secre tary • Greg Peterson. Vice-President - Mary Gilluly. President -Mike Regan, and Treasurer - Del Bock. The FRESHMAN Class started their first year at Carroll with the “Painting the ‘C’ on Mt. Ascention with the Senior Class. They continued with their activities by planning the Spring Formal. To end their year, the Freshman put on the third annual softball tournament. The FRESHMAN OFFICERS are: President • Dan Cocke. Secretary • Shana Everaert. -Treasurer • Dan Flynn, and Vice-President - Brendon Casey (missing) 71 The HILLTOPPER started the year out with a new organization, allowing for more participation from the staff. Each section had its own section head. The editor of the Hilltopper worked with each section as well as structuring the book, thus forming a cohesive working unit. This year was an educational one for the staff, who started the year as an inexperienced group, progressing towards reaching our goals. Showing the inside story of dorm life, all aspects of campus life, and making this yearbook one that will be cherished as holding the memories of our friends and Carroll College. The HILLTOPPER STAFF as pictured, (left to right) Kathy Frankino, Carla Sisk, Kevin Helgeson, Julie Nevin, Meri Firpo, Angela Byrd, Deanna Turley, Alicia Byrd, Michelle Harris. Kathleen Travers, and Joan Murtha. The editor of the Hilltopper, Angela Byrd, having an anxiety attack over the deadlines due. especially when one of the pictures have been taken! Actually this photo was taken when to the disbelief of Angela, a deadline had been made on time, (below) The two illustrious Hilltopper photographers Mike Marlow and Tom Merles showing off their talents, (missing is Ernie Sattcrthwait) 72 It was a building year for the Prospector. This took on a literal sense with the construction of the office and lay-out room in St. Alberts — the new community center. An unprecedented staff of over 50 dedicated and talented individuals worked to produce 13% more copy over the norm in 11 newsworthy issues. The Prospector was commended by the Academic Dean for its fine quality. Playing an integral part in campus politics, the Prospector, as voice of the students, played in a decisive role in the reversal of two administrative desions. Built on the motto: “To do a little bit better than our best this paper was able to do so due to its outstanding staff and Scott Elrod. Glenn A. Gebert Francis X. McCormack The Prospector staff, (or their yearbook picture. Left to right: up in the tree -.John F. Wood. Phil Suck. Scott Elrod. Jim Lean, and Dan Whyte Standing: Kelly Kovatch. Mane McPherson. Sr. MaryJo Quinn. Shannn Everaert. Patty Mastin. Kim Lambert. Shelly Holm. Susan Sluder, and Barry Grosser. The infamous editors of the Prospector. Glenn A. Gebert. the one with the cigar in the mouth, and Francis X. McCormack try ing to talk on the phono whilt smoking a cigar 73 LIFE SCIENCE CLUB members: front row (left to right): Cyndra Coffing, Cindy Jones. Teresa Kalinoski. Julie Jenks, Cindy Olszewski. Kathy Roberts. Mcrl Firpo. Cecilia Bush, l.orinda MinncHy, and Shelley Killen, second row (left to right): Carla Davis. Tom Neal. Marie Kernie, Mel Margaris, Mike Boespflug, Susan MacNeill, Trish Winslow, Jay Larson. Mickey Schmitr. and Andy Melany, third row (left to right): Tim Mclnnls. James Lean. Mitch Cumstane, Jim Ignatowski, Roger Bradley, John Cabrera. Dana Cocke. Tracy Garrick, John Kalbfleisch. Jim Harrington, and Tim Kelly CARE members: (left to right) Carolinn Runkel. Meri Firpo. Michele Firpo, and Maureen Wilson, (front, left to right) Mike Kornish, Roger Bradley, and Rich Standiford. Terri John CIRCLE K members: (next page, front row. left to right) Mr Harry Smith. Sa-tlnee Schaack, K C Blair, Jeanine Mi-cheletti. and Robyn Reynolds, (sec. row. left to right) Ed Konluck. John Fischer. Mike Boespflug. Milan Rahman, Steve Belle. Tim Burns. Cecilia Lanbutis. Janet, Tim Lightborne. Patty, Carol Johnson 74 LIFE SCIENCE CLUB is an organization for all students interested in biology. LSC shows movies and sponsors speakers that offer information on current biological discoveries and concerns. This year LSC took a fieldtrip to the medical school facilities on the Montana State University. LSC provides contact between the upper and lower classmen to prepare for classes and entrance into proffessional schools and sponsors the winter fr CARE stands for Christian Action in the Real Environment. A group of people who prefess to be Christians and put action behind what they believe. CARE means having fun. and giving ourselves and our time to others. CIRCLE K is an international service organization that is affiliated with Kiwanis International. They work as a club and Carroll College and the community. Circle K started the yeal with their annual canned food drive at Halloween to collect food for Thanksgiving baskets distributed to the needy of Helena. They also assist at the Red Cross blood drive and sponsor the Muscular Dystrophy dance marathon in spring. 75 CHEERLEADERS: Each of the two squads is composed of six members who work to promote spirit throughout the football and basketball seasons. They support and encourage the Saints, win or lose, with posters, treats and undying energy. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Pom Channcy. Susan Macaitls. Becky Schaff, Mary Rose Goetz. Mary Hickey, and Chcri Oswald FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Kari Hanson. Rhonda Nagel. Marcie Bo-senow. Rosie Petrino. Teresa Mun-shower, and Becky Schaff 76 SPURS Is a national honorary organization for sophomore women. The Spurs organize many service projects including welcoming freshmen, the used book sale, finals sacks, and the teeter-for-tots to raise money for Shodair Children's Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House. This year’s Carroll Spurs hosted the annual state Spur Convention, and put on a carnival for the Carroll Students. SPUR OFFICERS: (from row) Suzanne Bertagnolll, Stephanie Ennis. Diane Drake (back row! Lisa Helms. Kelly Campbell. Cindy Fryling. Kim Graves. Julie Nevln. SPURS: (front row) Jeannette Truckncr, Cindy Jones. Anna Weyers. Meg Flaim, Mary Ann Mirabella. Genie Lane, (second row) Jenny Eason. Julie Nevln, Kelly Cmpbcll. Diane Drake. Marie Kernie, Lisa Helms, Kim Graves, Cindy Fryling. (back row) Maura Kerry Sullivan, Jennifer Sump. Stephanie Ennis, Kathy Wilson. Marcy Hallesy. Suzanne Bertagnolli. Colleen Turner. Tracy Fennessy. (missing). 77 TANEY CLUB kept the school entertained by promoting and showing movies throughout the year. The movies shown were: An American Werewolf in London. And Justice For All. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, the Deerhunter. Brian's Song. Heavy Metal, Oliver, Superman, Superman III, and Cool Hand Luke. Tomato night celebrated the showing of the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes with tomato cheerleaders. tomato games, and tomato prizes. Taney club also had a special showing of the last episode of M A S H TANEY CLUB members: (left to right) Fran McCormack. Glenn Gebert, Meri Firpo. Lisa Larson. Signe Ringbioom, Milan Rahman, and Sean Kane. TOSHI KAN is a martial arts club. It is an exciting sport an exciting sport involving intense concentration and deep relaxation The club is for anyone interested in learning the art of Toshi Kan. members are welcome. TOSHI KAN members: (left to right) Dennis C. Dallas. Instructor. Ray Schwaller, Randy Strissel. Patrich Kneedler, Rich Standiford, and Ray Leeds. 78 SKI CLUB is an organization based solely on the idea of having a good time.” It offers the opportunity to enjoy winter sports in the close association with fellow Carroll students. Come on and have some fun! PRE-SEMINARY is a program designed for young men interested in the vocation of the priesthood. It provides spiritual guidance and information dealing with the questions and answers about this vocation. A sense of community is encouraged with the group members. The program is directed by Fr. Joe Pellitier, Fr. Mike O’Neill, and Fr. Kevin O’Neill. FORENSICS TEAM is made up of students who use their gift of convincing speechs to come off winning many trophies well deserved. The team is directed by Kevin Twohy. SIGMA RHO LAMBDA, secrecy is the key to record keeping, this is the moto for the women in Medical Records. They sponsor guests to come and speak about the job opportunities and the many aspects of the job. Forensics Team members are (left to right) Glen Tremper, Steve Baland, Coach Kevin Twohy. Rkk Standiford, and Paul Canny, (front) Mary Oster-void. Shelia Miller, and Joan Murtha. The Sigma Rho Lambda members: Seniors: Susan Mohl. Susan Dean, and Susan Kleff President. The Juniors are: Jane Munshower, Vice-President. Janinne Michelelti. Lias Aslakson. Sabina Alexander. Tami Iten. The underclassman arc: Lisa Calcaterra. Kathleen McCardle. Lots Abad. Kathleen Jensen. Julie Powell, and Beth House 79 Ski Club members: (left to right) Dave Gale. Jim Lean, Tom Donlan. Todd Duffy. Keith Cross. Dennis Casey. Ray Hunthausen. Molly Conroy. Jack Joyce. Mike Connors. Joe Trotter. Brendan Casey, Sabina Alexander, and Jack McLaughlin Up on the slopes Del Bock shows her kinda style of relaxation on skis. The Pre-Seminaries are as pictured, (front, left to right) Robert Dorroh. Jim Kammerer, Greg Tuss. Bob Pedsiski. Joe Kujawa. Mark McGinley. (second row. left to right) Ron Higgins. Fr. Kevin O'Neill. Rich Standiford. Fr. Joe Pcilitier, and John Wood. 80 To those who have helped us realize our potential to attain our goals. For the times we came running to you for advise and you gave your sound opinions, for the times you saw a student fail but rise to challenge the problem. You have watched us grow and mature into wellrounded people of action in the community of Carroll, development of attitudes and values, and growth of insight. To the Educators of Carroll College and the wisdom you have installed within us will be remembered always. 87 office of the president carroll of montana September 24, 1982 With this edition of the Hilltopper, the Carroll College Yearbook, I offer greetings and best wishes both personally and on behalf of the entire college community. Especially to the graduates of the Class of 1983, you have our prayers and hope that your future will bring happiness, success in achieving your goals, and the satisfaction of giving useful service to other persons. Please retain your interest in and commitment to Carroll. We need and welcome your advice and criticisms, to help us do the best we can in providing good education to all of our students. You can help to make Carroll better known and respected wherever you go. And, of course, we always need your financial assistance, to provide opportunity to those who come after you. It is our hope that you will be well prepared academically and for engagement in future studies or in your career. Intellectual development must continue throughout life, in both professional and human dimensions. Above all, we hope that you have, and will apply in the years ahead, a sound and noble set of values, in which concern for human persons, justice and truth are more important than possessions. Finally, we hope that Carroll has been of significant assistance to you in all of these things. God be with you always. Francis J. Kerins President 82 Chemistry Computer Science Engineering Physics Guido Bugni, Chemistry Dr. Lindsay Hess. Physics Al Murray. Mathematics Philip Rose. Computer Science John Scharf, Engineering Thomas Stewart, Mathematics Jim Trudnowski, Mathematics Marie Vanisko, Mathematics Dr. Art Westwell, Chemistry Dr. William Wood. Physics 83 (left to right) Jim Bartruff. Communication Arts Charles Brown, Physical Education John Downs, Education John Driscoll, Physical Education Ralph Espositio, Art Cecilia Grose, Music Fr. Daniel Hillen. Art C.W. Huber, Communication Arts Tom Kelly, Physical Education Dr. Leta Livoti, Education Dr. Lynette Mohler, Education Joe Munzenrider, Music V. Robert Petrino, Physical Education Dr. Allen Pope, Education Allan Quist. Education William Racicot, Physical Education Harold Smith, Communication Arts Kevin ohy, Communication Arts Art Communication Arts Education Physical Education Music 84 Biology History Native Ameri. Studies Philosphy Psychology Social Work Sociology Sr. Maryann Blunt, Biology Dr. Frank Cooney. Sociology Dr. Barry Ferst, Philosphy Dr. Doug Flippen, Philosphy Dr. Rodney Frey, Native Ameri. Studies Dr. Eric Hansen, History Fr. Joseph Harrington, Biology Dr. Richard Lambert, Philosophy Dr. James Manion, Biology Fr. Jim McCarthy. Sociology Fr. Bob McCarthy. Theology Fr. Joe Pelletier, Theology Fr. Gene Peoples. Theology Robert Piccolo. Social Work Margaret Stuart, Social Work Fr. Bill Stanaway, Campus Ministry Dr. Robert Swartout, History Dr. Bill Thompson, Theology Dr. John Ward, Psychology 85 Business English Language Political Science Henry Burgess, English Fr. Bob Butko, English Paul Dilsaver, English Gene Franks, Business Gary Hoovestal, Language Fr. Paul Kirchen, Language Jon Krutar, Business Charles Mandeville, Business Mick Robinson, Business Dr. John Semmens, English Dr. Joseph Ward, English Dennis Wiedmann, Political Science Dr. Philip Wittman, Political Science 86 Dental Hygiene Medical Records Ad. Nursing MaryLou Abbott. Dental Hygiene Cathy Caniparoli. Nursing Barbara Johnson, Dental Hygiene JoAnne Karr. Dental Hygiene Michele Kiesling, Dental Hygiene Lillain LaCroix, Nursing Jan LelshmanDonahue, Nursing Sr. Rose Agnes Louk, Medical Records Ad. Jo Anne Scott, Nursing Dr. Therese Sullivan, Nursing Sr. Carmela Trujillo, Medical Records Ad. Administration Dr. Patricia Domeier, Dean of Students Allen Kohler. Admissions Office Patricia Zanto, Development Office Kay Satre, Development Office Clara Haffey, Bookstore 87 Resident Directors Resident Assistants Maintenance St. Chalres R.A.'s Andy Schultz-Sub Main Glenn Gebert-First Main Rob Walker-Second Main Kim Bauer-Third Main Mary Hochhaus-Fourth Main Jack McLaughlin-Second South Dean Hendrickson-Third South Fran McCormack-Fourth South Kern MinehanBorromeo Ken Fry-Borromeo Wes Krawczyk-Resident Director Barb Smith-Assistant R.D. Guadalupe Hall: Liz Lederhos-Basement Karen Gaul-First New Joan Davis- Second New Lynn Patterson-Third New Jane Munshower-First Old Ellen Covill-Second Old Angela Byrd-Third Old Francie O’reilly-Resident Director Trlnk Burke-Assistant R.D. St. Charles Maintenance: Slim, Lynn, and Gladys Guadalupe Hall: Bob. Joyce, and Billie Jim Lester-Maintenance Head I would like to give my apologies to the Faculty of Carroll College, especially those whom we had taken your time to get a picture of you for the Yearbook. Somewhere along the way of ending a one year and trying to finish up the final deadlines we lost the negatives containing all the faculty shots. My sincere apologies go to Deanna Turley whorkorked so hard to make this section have class and designed the layouts to show off each department. I am truely sorry and take all the blame for this horrid mishap. Thank you for understanding. Angela Byrd 89 SMOKER 1983 The thrill of the fight. “The Eye of the Tiger , was this years theme of the Junior Class Smoker. The evening included fine entertainment by Dean Hendrikson, fine call girls and eleven young men who dared to duke it out to the final bell. “The Carroll Fighting Saints”, competed against Western Montana University and arch rival Montana Tech. This years fight was a Carroll success as well as a Carroll victory. The final tally showed seven victories out of eleven total bouts in the main ring. (left to right) Dennis Thompson throws a hard punch at his opponent. Dave Gale raises his arm In victory. Dave Truckey tires to look tough in a practice bout. 90 Sec how well Dave Truckey Practiced, he is using all the strength he can muster to wior this match. Brenda tells Greg Peterson ( 6i swing his hips more to the left Card Girls: Angela Byrd. Brenda Redmond. Judy Bisson, Chris “Spud” Callahan. The Smoker MC. Teresa Bonny, Cindy Klump. and Connie Rudolph. The Boxers: Kern Minehan. Dave Welch. Dennis Thompson. Mike Sullivan. John Garver. (sec. row) Bill Cushman, Dave Gale. Dave Truckey, Frank Tablsh, Stuart Long. Ralph Yaeger. Ray Cafareill and Scott O’Leary, the coach seated in front. Simon and Garfunkle were just one of the honorary Guests of the 1983 Smoker courteous through the melodious tunes of Dean Hendrickson. 91 CASION NIGHT The tables we set, the chips were counted, for once again it was time for the Four South annual Casion Night. Roulette. Black Jack, and Keno were just a few of the games of chance set up for play. In the smoke filled rooms the girls were plentiful as was the money too. The men schemmed for clues in the cards dealt with fate. Jackpots as much as $15.00 were common take home. P.S. Brian Nelson and Carlo Cante, you have the cutest legs in town not to mention the fact of the designer dresses themselves. You both looked divine! 92 JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The evening of evenings, the gala event to finalize the close of 1982-1983. The Junior Senior Banquet sent the Seniors off in style, meanwhile admitting the Juniors into the final round at Carroll. Held in the Helena Movement Center, the evening consisted of dining and dancing to ones hearts content. Many people came to join in the celebration to say hello to a new class and good bye to old friends. 94 The celebration of the Mass of the Holy Spirit marked the official beginning of the academic year at Carroll. The mass was scheduled to be outdoors behind O’Connell Hall, but rain moved the ceremony indoors. Bishop Curtiss officiated. Father Bill Stanaway led the dedication ceremony for the new college center. St. Albert’s Community Center. The center was made possible by many students. faculty, and board members. ASCC OFFICERS and CLASS OFFICERS Here in Helena, Government doesn't stop at the capital building! This year, in many cases stiff competition , Carroll elected new ASCC Officers as well as Class Officers. This coming year looks like a great one! These students will be given great responsibilities to pull their classes together for a fun filled 83-84 school year. ASCC OFFICERS are: President: Clenn Gebert Vice-Pres: Rick Perko Secretary: Greg Peterson Treasure: Dino Seim CLASS OFFICERS are: JUNIOR: President: Cindy OIczewski Vice-Pres: MaryAnn Marabella Secretary: Dndy Jones Treasure: Ken Fry SENIOR: Pres� dcnt: Nancce Nacgeli Vice Prcs: Mike Regan Secretary: Julie Stronidcr Treasure: Ellen Covtll SOPHOMORE: President: Carlo Canty Vice-Pres: Travis Furhman Secretary: Laura Childs Treasure: Lisa Rossman 95 % GRADUATION 1983 The many faces, the changing faces of Carroll College is where students experience the wonderous thing called growing up. To prepare for what is theirs for the future, the life they soon plan to lead. The difficult times and the times of celebration all play an important role in the foundation of a young persons life. The year 1983 is in its completion for 235 men and women who strived to make it to the final goal; graduation. Jim Staples performed exceptionally well as the student speaker for the Commencement Exercises. Awards were given to Outstanding Carroll individuals; The Bishop Gilmore Award was received by Ann Reehan and the Micheal W. Murphy Award given to Thomas E. Whyte, both well deserving people. Congradulation to all of you graduated Seniors, good luck in the future and may God bless you and look kindly upon you always. People times, the tears, sweat, and laughter are a part of Carroll made possible by the students attending this institution. People, the community of Carroll is what this place is all about, to learn about others, to study the fundamental academics and to go out and celebrate. These people, the students, make Carroll real, because when your real the times and the people never die, they live forever in the memory of others. 98 IN FOND MEMORY OF CYNTHIA LECHNER AND CATHY “WALLY WALLACE Living life to the fullest was the motto of “Wally”. She was always full of life and willing to help out when needed. We will forever miss her presence but her memory will live on within each of us. In loving memory, friends of “Wally”. To those who knew Cindy, Cindy was a special friend. One we can not replace. Always keep her in your memories and remember what she stood for. Sincerely. Susan A. Witcraft 99