Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1984 volume:

5 I 6 7 8 Senate ASCC 10 “and justice for all 11 m 12 13 14 15 16 -% Laju r(K 17 18 19 LADY SAINTS VOLLEYBALL The Lady Saints concluded their 1983 volleyball season in second place with a 6-3 Frontier Conference mark and a 27-18 overall record. Carroll placed five players on the 1983 All-Frontier Conference Volleyball Team. Cheryl Cavalli. winning all league honors for the fourth time, and Connie Derr was named to the All Conference first team. Carol Derr. Joannle Chaloupka and Deanna Paulis were chosen for the second team. Said Coach Brown. One of our goals was to win 60% of our matches and we accomplished that goal. Our other goal was to win the conference championship. We didn't accomplish this so we weren't completely satisfied with our efforts. Overall though. I was pleased with our play and I am looking forward to next year.” ? ?o 21 23 1983 Fighting Saints include: (Back row. left to right) Oave Ternes. Tom Quinn. Pat Patterson. John Eismann. Todd Polly. Doug Julian. Scott Davis. Bill Prumger. John Kitts. Bob Goetz. J.R. Art wood. Bart Aby. Bob Goetz. Chance Ferlicka. Howard Hatfield. Name not available, (row 2) Leroy Gerry. Mike Rucker. Chris Bridges. Jon Peterson. Tom Beidschted. Doug Julian. Dave Cambell. Tom Byrne. Steve Adley. Stuart Long. Name not available. John DePriest. Pat Daly. Jim Stanton. Jim Hahn (row 3) Don Peoples. Matt Murphy. Mark Allec. Joe Chard. Tom Konen. Chris Cinko-vich. Bobby Petrino. Coach Petrino. Coach Sullivan. Coach Bemnger. Steve Schulte. Larry Iverson. Steve Thcnms. Joe Veltry. Tony Strainer. Keith Cross (Sitting) Ned Cabera. Ted McElhen-ney. Mike Peterson. Willie Palacip. Matt Pellitior. Tye Chevilier. Greg Ritter. Rich Watkins. Chns Klenakis. Tom Jass. Pat Shalz. Jay Garocia. Chris Kantac. Tracy Tuntland. John Gallagher. Picture Bottom Right: Coaches. (Back row. left to right) Coach Beniger. Tom Konen. Bobby Petrino. Chris Cmkovich. Coach Sullivan. Coach Petrino. Steve Schulte 25 SAINTS FOOTBALL The Fighting Saints had a difficult 1983 season. Finishing with a 2-7 record, their only wins were to Rocky and Western. Coach Petrino explained. Because we were a relatively young team we knew starting the season that it would be a rebuilding year. I was unsatisfied with the season. We should have won 3 more games: against Rocky, Minot and Sanoma. Against these teams we lost with a total of 9 points. However, our young kids got a lot of good experience and will be better in 1984 . The Saints shifted to a passing style offense, headed by Quarterback John Peterson. Peterson set a new school record in passing. Carroll places 7 players on the 1983 All Frontier Conference football teams. Seniors Chance Ferlicka-linebacker. and Bill Prueninger-tightend. received first team honors. Named to the 2nd team were sophomores: Tom Byrne and Dave Ternes-wide receivers; Tony Strainer-linebacker; and Rich Watkins-defensive back. 26 27 28 29 MENS BASKETBALL It was an extremely competitive season for the 1983-84 Saints, finishing 11-14 overall and 6-9 in the conference. Coach John Driscoll felt it to be the best balance in terms of the league, in the four seasons that he has been here. Coach Driscoll went on to say. There were many good teams, tt 1 Montana Tech and n2 Western, each lost 5 games, which indicates the strength of the league. We sealed our own fate by not being able to win enough home games. We had a fine group of young men particularly the Seniors. Sr. Bob Petrino led the team in scoring points and with assists. He holds the school's consecutive freethrow record at 34. Petrino was the 3rd leading scorer in District, and 2nd leading freethrower this season. Junior Brian Bender led the team in rebounds. Perhaps the season was highlighted by an overtime victory against Montana Tech, in Butte on February 16. With 4 of the 5 starters returning next year, there is much optimism for the 1984-85 season. Team members include: Brian Bender. Kirk Bielke. Jeff Carling. Rick Crabtree. Joe Fischer. Ed Flowers. Joe Fretheim. Tom Longacre. Brad Murphy, Bobby Petrino. Jon Pucket. Andy Steele. Jay Wilson. 31 WOMENS BASKETBALL Ending their season with a 7-20 overall and a 4-11 conference record, the 1983-84 Lady Saints gained a lot of ' experience. Coach Tom Kelly described it as “An interesting year highlighted by an extreme amount of learning, but a hard year because we were young. The Lady Saints sported 10 freshmen. 4 sophomores and 1 junior. Nevertheless, freshmen. Chris Kelly, was named to the All Conference second team. Chris also broke the school record for the most field goals in a season with a 54% shooting average. Sophomore. Mary Roos. was named to the academic All Conference Team. Paula and Chris were named co-winners of the Cathy Wallace “Most Valuable Player award. Coach Kelly added. ‘Sometimes you have to go through a hard time, but the future is looking bright . With all of the girls returning next season, they have great potential to be a strong team. Top Row (left to right) Coach Kelly. Sue Petaja. Chris Kelly. Gigi Gehrke. Laura Childs. Michol Bauer. Lei Garret, DeeArm Janiknla. Mary Burton, Coach Gross. Beth Smith. Lisa Gross. Jeanne Cartensen. Mary Joyce. Becky Mathews. Menmfer Keil. Paula Roos. Mo McCormack. Michele Dirkson. 34 36 37 CHEERLEADERS Basketball Cheerleaders: Karen Franzier. Mary Rose Goets. Stacy Holm. Lori Kasun. and Becky Shcaff. Football Cheerleaders: (top to bottom) Rosie Pe-trino. Lisa Ward. Nancy Tam. Mary Rose Goetz. Susie Macaitis. Each squad consisted of 7 members who work to promote spirit throughout the football and basketball seasons. With the cooperation of Submain and the pepband the girls were able to develope quite a strong and loud crowd following this year. 38 PUTTIN ON THE RITZ Puttin on the Ritz . was this year's Homecoming theme. Throughout the week, various activities kept the classes and clubs busy in order to prepare everyone for the game against Western on Saturday. These activities included a parade, a dance, and dress-up days during the week. 40 Homecoming Royalty. 1983-84. (Left to Right)- Freshman Prince and Princess. Chris Gallus and Jessica Murray; Sophomore Prince and Princess. Pat Schalz and Pam Chaney: Senior Queen and King. Stasia Heidinger and Chris (Spud) Callanan; and Junior Prince and Princess. Marty Speth-man and Kathy Frankino. 41 STUDY BREAKS The most memorable study break of the year, was for the girl's of Guad, when the men of Borromeo made their annual rendevous right below their balconies and serenaded them with love songs galore. 42 Students found they could take time away form their studies, to enjoy the many talents provided by the ASCC. There were activities such as Walsh Lectures and Coffeehouses, free of charge once a month. Not only was there fine entertainment. but free coffee, hot cocoa, and donuts. 43 In the Sprintime Carroll caught Softball Fever, and did they ever! An outstanding turnout of 33 teams made this softball tournament a very competitive and successful one. Organized by Freshman President. Chris Gallus. all went smoothly and the competition between teams was always in good fun. Although the winning of the games might have seemed secondary to some, all were glad that they did participate. The team called The Roosters” came away with the win and the championship and souviner T-Shirts of the tournament. After the tournament was over Chris Gallus stated that. I felt it all went well and everybody had a good time and that's what we're here for—isn't it? _____________________ 44 45 GO GREEK! One of the most looked forward to dances of the year, is the annual Toga party put on by the SPURS. Draped in sheets and towels, the campus returns to ancient times and enters a Greek city. 46 Throughout the year, the students are given the chance to put on their boogie shoes and get away from it all by the various dances. They are sponsored by the different clubs and classes here on campus. The theme depends upon the time of year or mood, which the clubs decide to create. 47 DATING? Dating at Carroll is not a rare phenomena, which most complainers make it out to be. it actually does exist. Dates range from beer and pizza to the formal events. These dates are not always the traditional couple dates, but a large group of people instead. Anyway one looks at it, dating is a part of student life at Carroll. 48 On a vacation in the Black Hills, at work in Seattle, while cutting your grass in Phoniex, while flying a kite with your grandkids in Maine, or maybe at your wedding reception, maybe before your first job interview in Portland, at a family Christmas gathering in Missoula, when cleaning out your attic in Spokane, maybe while bumping into an old friend from Omaha in Denver's airport, maybe after your graduation from med school in California, while having a drink at the M M in Butte, while skiing in Utah, or maybe while taping an album in Casper. YOU WILL REMEMBER ... A time, a time back in 84. 83.82. 81. A time during your college days, a time at CARROLL COLLEGE ... Maybe a time after a winter formal, a time after a foul was called during an intramural game, before an accounting test, while having a beer at the ''Pub'', before a big practical, maybe a time before a 4th south kegger. doubtfully after a 4th south kegger. maybe skiing at Belmont, while hunting in the Ruby, while performing at the little theatre, maybe while stealing girl's underwear at Guad. maybe dancing at Rose's, an afternoon in the library, maybe an afternoon at Canyon Ferry, maybe before playing Western at Vigilante, maybe lunch at Saga, the spring concert, maybe before volleyball practice, or maybe a time when you received a package in the mailroom. You will remember some of these things and some you won't, you will remember many events at Carroll and most will bring a smile to your face, and that smile is just as valuable as the diploma you will recieve when your days at Carroll are over. Time and Again ... when you contemplated where on earth you would ever need this calculus formula in the world, when you wondered was it really worth it to stay in the classroom when you could be at Park Lake, when you wished your history test would just be over with, when you swore you were gonna kill the girls rooming next to you. when you had to study on a Friday night instead of going to El Vacquero. when you flunked a Zoo Color section divider page (l-r): The egg throwing contest during the Freshman Fun and Games. Kevin Heigeson. Pat Power. John Kalb-tleisch. and Sean Kane arc looking for some fun in the sun John Unkel shows off his pearly whites. Here to give us the casual looking college wear is Denise Chamberlin and Stasia Fouch. The first snow fall finds Joanna Poage 3nd Denise Coverly snow bunny bare Peter Bump and Cheryl Cavatli show off their new micro books. The sun still pecking through The Christmas spirit is alive and well with a little cheer.and celebrating the occassion is Molly Sullivan. Shaleen Delaney, Wanda Putnam, Del Bock. Laurie Jergens. Anna Weyors. Joan Hause. Kathy Wilson, and Patty Sullivan After a long hard trek up the hill, senior ladies take a break- Ellen Covill. Cathy •Twig O'Conner. Cindy.Trur kel. and Men Firpo. MaryKay lane looks busy while Diane Dmo” Seim clears off her desk. Mark Byrd takes a rest in St. Al s T V. room And what do we have but three lovely blonds named Jennifer Keil. Ruth Hauser, and Paige Carroccia. 51 quiz and had no clean socks to wear, when it didn't snow and you wanted to go skiing, when the telephone rang and it wasn't your boyfriend, when you and your roomate were in a fight. YOU WILL REMEMBER... a time ... the time you aced your psychology test, when your friends took you to Haps for your birthday, the time you went camping on a 3-day weekend, the time when you prepartied for the junior-senior banquet, the time you won nine dollars at Casino nite. the time you jitterbugged in (l-r) Greg Peterson takes a moment to show those baby blues Smile pretty lor the camera Meg Flaim and Bev Langcl. Sometime you lust have to be the life ot the party explains Del Bock. Kathy Wilson. Howard Hatfield and Anna Weyers!! Carol Robacker trys to be sneaky on the field but sho is snuck upon! Don Chery has the purple and gold spirit. Lookin lean and mean says Barry Grosser. But it’s the real me! Kathy Frankino and Linda Wirtz discuss the weather. the lower commons, the time you went to Clancy's instead of a floor meeting the time you gossiped on 3rd new till 3 in the morning, the time you B.S.ed on 4th south till 6 in the morning, the time you ate 2 bowls of ice cream for lunch and a pizza to go for dinner, the t me you pimped your R.S. R.A., the time your R.A. wrote you up. the time your tore your bedsheets off for toga. I1 These times will stay with you. the times when nothing more than the smiles and daily greetings of fellow students and faculty lifted your spirits and made you realize that Carroll College is a great place to be. TIME AND AGAIN AND TIME AND AGAIN You will think of your friends at Carroll The ones who made think, and laugh. The ones who made you learn and (I r) Bill Brewer stretches lor the big game 3rd Old R TVs ;:re at II dgain-SO you cotter watch out! Bobby Corbett, Keith ..Ox Cross, and Pat ShjMz study ha. ha‘ tor midterms Julu: Paulson is a dedicated I.M. Ian Chris “Spud Callahan psyches hlmslel for the onslaught I he coronation night of Homecoming 1983 in all the finery. The gallant evening commenced on October 6. 1983 on the main steps of St. Charles Hall. Masters of Ceremony for the crowning were Kathleen Travers and Daniel Flynn. These two people were the lucky ones to announce the Homecoming Royalty Court. Homecoming coronation kicked off a week of events rangeing from Spirit night to an evening of Tropical Island Dreams at Saga. The final day. the big game, started off with the parade. The theme was Putting on the Ritz” and that's just what we did. The parade ended at Vigilante Stadium where the Saints met Wester in a smashing defeat; Carroll College got the chance to show its strength. The Homecoming royalty nominess: Prince Pat Shalz and Princess Pam Chaney of the Sophomore Class. Prince Chris Gallus and Princess Jessica Murray of the Freshman Class. Masters of Ceremony. Miss Kathleen Tavers and Daniel Flynn. 56 Reigning over the Homecoming Court is King. Chris Spud Caliban and Queen Stasia Heidingcr Prince Martin Spethman and Princess Kathy Frankino of the Junior class wave to the parade crowd. Showing Homecoming spirit is Doc Manion. Carlo Canty, and Mike Callus as they travel the parade route. The ireshman float has weird beings with purple hair traveling aboard the freshman creation Dave Zoo Keeper Lecbner puts on the Ritz” as a Sub Mam Cracker. The seniors once ogam dazzel the crowd with another classic float- Who else would think of a traveling circus In a hot tub! 57 Angela Bush and Greg Anderson punK-out Two Blondes flashdance style. Brunnetts have more fun! Nancee Nagell and Tim Gilboy make a toast to themselves and anyone else who wishes to partake. and smile. There were some who gave you advice and some who took yours. There were some who helped you out and some who you helped out. A few who got you to class and a few who didn't. A few who bought you a beer and a few who drank yours. Many who greeted you warmly and wished you well. Many who had fun with you and many you had fun with. A couple who sat by you in class. A coupe who asked you questions and YOU WILL REMEMBER Your friends at Carroll and they will remember you ... Pat Power and Kris Kelly looking real ,,bad at the punk dance Being mellow is Mike Reagan's philosphy of life. Gen Drour and Carol Robacker celebrate the evening. The First Mam gang. Tim Skinny McGinnis. Dave Wulf. John Kalbfleisch. and Tracy Garrick Let's talk about some serious business says Brad Mitchell. John Carver Mike Reagan. Jane Hammett. Greg Tierney. and Tom Neal The volleyball team moves in for the kill. Char Zartman and Pat Power take time to share a smile. Tim Goodrich and Steve Baland watch a volleyball match Dave LaMure and Mike Sullivan sun themsleves Always having a good gime is the motto of Lisa Rossrnan and Shawn Medieros. Come on freshmen get those rocks up the hiH NO. NO says John Unkel. I already took my bath. Spending time together Alicia Byrd and Tom Zurfluh at Yellowstone Park. Deck the campus with bows of red (picture by Nanetce Turner). Julie Sagendorf studies in the lounge at St Al's The Saints hold the line. Patty Sullivan is crowned the Queen of Boogers The Queen of Boogers and her attendants participate in the Homecoming Parade. Giving the gift of life is John Kalbfleisch, Tom Zurfluh. Andy Drew Malany. and Collen Coke Robinson. The three stooges are D3le Hause. Jim and Tim Kelly. 62 ALEXANDER. SABRINA HELENA. MT. MR ANDERSON. COLLETTE SUPERIOR. MT. BA ASLAKSON. ALICIA BILLINGS. MT. MR ATKINSON. ALICIA KETCHUM. ID. MT BAUSON. CONNIE PRIEST RIVER. ID. NU” BARNHOLD. KARLENE FONTANA. CA. DH BAUER. KIMBERLY MISSOULA. MT. DH BECKLEY. ANGELA HELENA. MT. BA BENEVENTI. JOSEPH HELENA. MT. HI BIELKE. KIRK HELENA. MT. BA BISSON. JUDITH CLANCY. MT. HI BLOOD. LOUIS ST. IGNATIUS. MT. SW BLOTKAMP. ROBERT NANCONDA. MT. CT BOCK. DOLORES PIEDMONT. SD. SW BONNY. THERESA GRANDVIEW. WA. DH BRADLEY. ROGER LAUREL. MT. Bl 66 BUMP. PETER VANCOUVER. WA. Bl BYRD. ANGELA SPOKANE. WA. SE CANNON. HELEN EAST HELENA, MT. EN CAVALLI. CHERYL THORNTON. CO. Bl CHERY. DONALD SHELBY. MT. BA CINKOVICH. KRIS FEDERAL WAY. WA. PE COMES. PATRICIA HELENA. MT. AC CONNORS. BILL HELENA. MT. COREY. SHARON SALT LAKE CITY. UT. BA DAVIDSON. STEPHAN LIBBY. MT. Bl DAVIS. JOAN BUTTE. MT. SE DAVIS. SCOTT HELENA. MT. PE DEPINIO. ANN ENGLEWOOD. CO. EE DON. WILLIAM DUNWOODY. GA. BA DURELL. PAULA GLASGOW. MT. NU EASON. JENNY GIG HEB. WA. NU 67 ELLIOTT. MARK HAVRE. MT. Bl FISHER. THOMAS EVANSVILLE. WY BA FRETHEIM. TAMMY SHELBY. MT. PY FUNK. CARRIE FRI. HARBOR. WA. DH GEBERT. GLENN GREAT FALLS. MT. EG GIBSON. JEANETTE TACOMA. WA. MT GILBOY. MICHAEL HELENA. MT. AC GRINDE. ROGER POLSON. MT. MA GROSE. GREG HELENA. MT. Bl HAMMETT. JANE KALISPELL, MT. NU HARRINGTON. ANN SEATTLE. WA. UN HENDRICKSON. DEAN CHESTER. MT. Bl HILYEN. CYNTHIA RONAN. MT. NU HOOVESTAL. PALMER HELENA. MT. Bl ITEN, TAMARRA BISMARCK. ND. MR KANEKO. TAKASHI JAPAN MA 68 KELLY. TIMOTHY HELENA. MT. PE KILLORIN. ANNE PORTLAND. OR. NU KLUMP. CYNTHIA KLAMATH YALLS. OR. NU KOON. DAVE GREAT FALLS. MT. EG KUHR. CHRIS HAVRE. MT. Bl LANDERS. KIM HOT SPRINGS. SP. SW LANE. MARY EVERETT. WA. EE LEDERHOS. ELIZABETH WESTMINISTER. CO. DH LEWIS. JOAN NORCO. CA. NU LONZ. MARGIE WOLFPOINT. MT. PY MACNEIL. EILEEN SPOKANE. WA. NU MAMUZICH. SHELLY BILLINGS. MT. NU MARSHALL. BRETT BILLINGS. MT. Bl McGINLEY. KITTY DILLON. MT. NU McGOLDRICK. DAVIS MCLAUGHLIN. JR JOHN BUTTE. MT. PO 69 MICHELETTI. JANINE ANACONDA, MT. MN NAEGELI. NANCEE APPLE VALLEY. MN. PO NAGEL, RHONDA BISMARCK. ND. DH NEAL. THOMAS SNOHOMISH. WA. Bl NELSEN. CHARLES WOLF POINT. MT. PO O’CONNOR. KATHLEEN STANDWOOD. WA. Bl ONEIL. JOHN PORTLAND. OR. AC OWENS. PATRICIA CLANCY. MT. AC PERKO. RICK SPOKANE. WA. PO PETERSON. GREG HAWTHORNE. NV. Bl PHILIPPS. POLLY DUTTON. MT. MT PHILLIPS. LOREEN REDDING. CA. DH RABIDEAU. JOHN NICHOLE HELENA. MT. PY RAHMAN. MILAN DHAKA. BANGLADASH MA REGAN. MICHAEL PORTLAND. OR. Bl ROBINSON. RITA HELENA. MT. DH 70 ROSENNOW. MARCIE PLAINS. MT. DH RUSS. PATTI HELENA. MT. EE RYAN. JOSEPH DENVER. CO. Bl RYAN. SHEILA SAN JOSE. CA. AC SAKAKIBARA. MIKIKO HELENA. MT. PO SATTERWAIT. ERNIE RAMAP. MT. BE SAUTER. DEBORAH BILLINGS. MT. DH SCHAACK. SATINEE CONRAD. MT. MA SEIM. DINO SEPULVEDA. SYLVIA LAREDO. TX. Bl SILLSTROP. DAMIEN DENVER. CO. BA SIMKINS. MARK HELENA. MT. BA SKINNER. TERI EAST HELENA. MT. AC SMITH. RICK HELENA. MT. Bl SPETHMAN. SUSAN OMAHA. NE. HI STAPLEY. JULIE CENTRAL. VALLEY. CA. DH 71 STROSNIDER. JULIA GREAT FALLS. MT. EE SULLIVAN. JULIE KENNEWICK. WA. PY SULLIVAN. MICHEAL SEATTLE. WA. EN TABISH. FRANK MISSOULA. MT. Bl TERRY. JONATHAN OLYMPIA. WA. CS? TIERNEY. GREGORY BUTTE. MT. Bl TREMPER. GLENN MISSOULA. MT. PL TWOHY. JOAN HELENA. MT. EE UNKEL. JOHN PARKER. CO. Bl VALASEK. SUSAN GREYBULL. WY. EE VONDRAK. ANN SIOUX CITY. IA. PO WALTHER. PETER EDMONDS. WA. CT YAMANUZA. HISATUSGUI NICHINAN-CITYN. JAPAN PO YOKOYAMA. TOSHIMI HELENA. MT. EC 72 Andrews. Tony Balison. Jeannine Bauer. Mtchol Bedeski. Robert Behm. Lori Boespflug. Mike Brady. Lori Brown. Jacqi Buller. Colleen Burns. Timothy Burkhartsmeyer. Mary Jo Cabrera. Ned Calcaterra. Lisa Casey. Dennis Chalupka. Joannie Clinch. Casey Coffmg. Cyndra Corbett. Bob Daward. Kathleen Davis. Cheryl Ellis. Peter Foerster. John Frankmo. Kathi Gaudreau. Gary Gleason. Kelli Goroski, Audrey Grosser. Barry Harris. Michelle Hartman. Michaelan Hastie. Karen Helms. Lisa Herriges. Chris Jannusler. Lisa Jeimck. Carol Jensen. Cathteen Johnson. Donna Jones. Cindy Judge. Joe Kane. Sean Kernie. Mane Kormsh. Mike Kummer. Robert Kunt . Larry LaMure. Dave Landenburg. Paula Larson, Therese Lean. Jim Long, Stuart 74 MacNeili. Susan Malany, Andy Maynard. Don McCarthy. Cathy McCue. Cathy Mcdioros. Gina Meldrum. Jom Mirabella. Mary Ann Mitchell. Brad Mooney. Thomas Moreland. Mike Myers. Nick Neacy. Ellen Nevm. Julia Nielson. Denise Olsen. Michele Olszewski. Cindy Penny. Hilde Perrier, Mary Philipps. Mary Kay Rucsegger. Bill Runkel. Carolmn Schemmel, Mark Schlekewy. Lynn Standiford. Richard Suek. Phil Travers. Fergus Trottier. Joe Weyers. Anna White. Jacqui Wilson. Kathy Wirt , Linda Wodnik. John Wright. Shawn (l-r) Cyndra Coffmg. Barry Grosser. Greg Anderson and Angie Bush go back to the Greek Era and toga out for an evening. 75 Amicucci. Paul Andersen. Greg Ausdin, Jackie Baland. Steven Barber. Wiscott Belle. Steven Best. Mark Bonny. Carol Bowman. Paul Bray. Laura Brewer. Bill Brown. De Burgess. Jude Bush. Cecilia Byrd. Alicia Byrd. ONcill Byrne. Tom Canny. Paul Carroccia. J. Chambers. Liz Childs. Laura Corscadden. Terra Cuppage. Carolyn Cushman. Bill Dean. Tom Draur. Geri Duda. Marianne Elliott. Scott Ellis. Pat Erquiaga. Angie Erquiaga, Mary Faure. Mary Firpo, Michelle Fitzpatrick. Rhonda Flynn. Daniel Fuimanono. Lepanona Garrick. Tracy GoetteL Pam Good. Bonny Good. Dawn Good.Jane Ann Good. Kirk Goodman. Bert Gormck. Kathleen Guay. Glory Haman. Gerald Hahn. Aimee Hancock. Linda 76 Harrington, Jim Hoffman. Leslie Holm. Shelly Hurley. Erin Jackson. Kathy Jacobson. Linda Jenks. Julie Johnson. Cindy Kalbfleisch. Virginia Kaminski. Stephen Kaplan. Rudy Keller, Kelly Kelly. Kara Kenfield. 8ret Kennebec. Patrick Killen. Shelly Kitts. John Klump. Tom Koester. Donna Kroos. Paula Kunt . Janel Lamey. David Lamurc. David Lankutis. Cecelia Larson. Theresa Lederhos. Mike Lee.Jack Lesofski. Lisa Macaitis. Susan Maier. Pamela Maughan. Mike McCarvel. Cynthia McCue. Mike McGeehan. Colleen McGinley, MJ McGovern. Ann McMillan. Kathy McPherson. Marie Medeiros. Shawne Mihclic. Diane Miller. Nathan Minnerly. Lorinda Murphy. Matt Murtha. Joan Muth. Mindy Nichols. Shaun Novak. Kathleen Pena. Manuel 77 Peoples. Don Pitaja. Sue Poage. Joanna Redpath. Tal Ritter. Greg Robertson. Jenny Rossman. Lisa Schilling. Mark Schretber. Maura Shaiz. Pat Shevaiier. Ty Shlllingstad. Bret Simmons. Bev Sisk. Carla Smith. Kitty Stack. Kathy Steinback. Sally Sullivan. Patty Sullivan. Peggy Takada. Jun Walsh. Mike Wenslow. Trish Wrenn. Ann Zuccony. Kristine Barnhouse. Trinket McCormack. Maureen 78 Allen, Tony Andersen. Penny Andrews-Nelson, Shelley Antonioli. Mary Arnot. Susan Artzis. Samuel Aus. Kristin Baiily. Jeanmarie Balkovatz. Patti Jo Barsotti. Charlys Bateman. Beth Bauer. Emily Beach. Lisa Behr. Fred Benefiel. Michele Bergstrom. Mark Berkram. Jennefer Bernstein. Stacey Bertagnolli. Mike Blote, Steven Botstord, John Bradsky. Charles Burton. Mary Byrd. Jeff Byrd. Mark Caldwell, Rich Camitsch. Tamara Campbell. Dave Campbell. Kevin Campbell. Kim Canady. Brian Carmen. Todd Casey. Sean Catermchio. Angelina Cavaiii. Mike Christofferson. Paul Chvilicek. Amy Cizcwski. Julia Clark. Allyn Clinton. Susan Cole. Mary Ann Coverley. Demso Crayton. Julia Crowley. John Cvitash. Rene Dawson. Kelly Depriest. John Desmet. Darrell 79 Devena-Price. Tina Dobbins. David Douglas. Robert Doyle Bill Driggs. Pat Drmgman. Eric Driscoll. Julie Drynan. Chrissie Duenweg. Larac Dwyer. Susan Erickson. Jeff Frei. Andrea Fuimaono. Renita Funk. Celeste Gauthier. Karen Gehrke. Gigi Glatt. Dan Godaire. Terry Goss. Melanie Granaas. Darren Grosso. Steven Guldborg. Susan Guy. Chris Hagen. Greg Hallinan. Karen Halvorson. Jean Hartman. Carrie Henry, Enc Hill, Ryan Holst. Caj Holst. Eric Horner. Theresa Hudak. Tami Huff. Kevin Hunthausen. Lisa Hurd. Susan Incoronato. Denise Iseman. John Iverson. Larry Jackson. Jean Jacobs. Eric Jamkula. Deeann Jenkins. Miriam Johnson. Mark Johnson. Monica Joyce. Debbie Jungert. Debbie Jursnick. Jill 80 Kanno. Ka tumi Kanthack. Chris Kaplan, Susan Kau larich. Mike Keil. Jennifer Kelly. Chns Kendall 8rowne. Allyson Kerns. Connor Kerns. Tom Kimm. Sarah Kinney. Lisa Kline. John Koch. Margaret Kolar. David Kolar. Sheila Konen. Amy Kuney, Lee Kunnary. Lori Larson. Jim Lehman. Thomas Lena. Vicki Leonard. Donna Levengood. Christine Lightbourne. Brent Lincoln. David Lovell. Kevin Lower. Bonnie Lyden.Joe Margaris. Mark Marks. Jerry Marron. Eileen Martm. Karrin Matosich. Stephanie McDuffie. Donna McGonigai. Kathleen McGuire. Shannon McHugh. Mary McKee. Michele McNurlin. Barry Miller. Dan Moll. Michelle Moran. Christine Moylan. Anne Moylan. Dennis Mulligan. Ted Murphy. Brad Murphy. John Murray. Jim 81 Murray. Jessica Murtha. Jean Naito. Junko Neyhart, Becky Novotny. Paul Ockler. Lon Ozirsky. Geri Padon, Patrick Parisi. Doreen Partee. Susan Patterson. Rudy Peck. Tom Perrier. Kevin Piazza. Carla Polly. Todd Quinn. Kelly Reeves. Gary Regan, Daniel Regan. Timothy Reid. Kathy Roche. Pat Rogers. Ann Rowan. Michael Saarinen. Brett Sawtcile. Mark Schull. Theresa Shamion. Mark Shy. Blanche Siguaw, Alyssa Simmons. Sabrina Smith. Greg Sova. Kathy Spicher. Robert Standiford. Tim Steinke. Ken Stermitz, Kara Stringham. Margaret Suafoa. Lita Sullivan. Lynn Sullivan. Nancy Taylor. Doris Thennis. Roberta Truckner. Karen Uhlig. Bradley Vanduyne. Jenny Wafchuk. Renee Walsh. Sarah Wambeke. Joanne 82 Ward. Angie Wattnam. James Westika, Rose Whiting, Sue Williams. Andy Wilson. Carol Wooden. Kevin Late Pictures: Mcister. Matt Ryan. Julie Shepherd. Kari Stephen. Evelyn 83 84 Could this actually be Patti Stanaway studying? We're sure it's John WodniK and Todd Polly, as they're in true form. Someone has definitely mislead Janel Kuntz into believing that she's the boss. 85 86 87 THE CARROLL COLLEGE FACULTY AND STAFF Excellent teachers dedicated to the institutional commitment to the Christian tradition comprise the core of the Carroll community. Faculty members are chosen from a variety of academic backgrounds and institutions in the United States and other countries on the basis of their scholarship, devotion to teaching, and indicated preference for teaching in a Catholic liberal arts college. While scholary work is encouraged, faculty members are selected, retained and promoted chiefly on the basis of their demonstrated effectiveness as teachers and advisors. They are expected to stimulate an admiration of and a desire for excellence, and to demonstrate excellence in themselves. Dr. Frank Kerins. President Sr. Mary Sarah Fasenmeyer. Vice-President of Academic Affairs 89 Dr. James Manion Dr. Jean Smith Dr. John Christiensen Dr. Art Westwel! BIOLOGY SCIENCES MATHEMATICS SOCIOLOGY Tom Stewart Dr. Bill Wood Phil Rose Al Murray Dr. Lindsey Hess Guido Bungi James Trudinowski Marie Vanisko Dr. John Ward Tom Hamilton Sr. Rose Agnes Louk Dr. Frank Cooney Robert Piccolo 90 Fr. Humphrey Courtney Gary Hoovestal Fr. Paul Kirchen Dr. Joe Ward LANGUAGE ENGLISH COMMUNICATION BUSINESS Fr. Bob Butko Dr. John Semmens Hank Burgess Harry Smith C.W. Huber Mick Robinson Charles Mandiville Gene Franks Jon Krutar 91 Dr. Bill Thompson Fr. Gene Peoples Fr. Bob McCarthy Dr. Richard Lambert THEOLOGY PHILOSOPHY HISTORY EDUCATION Fr. Daniel Hillen and his art show SIO TWO in the library. Dr. Barry Ferst Dr. Robert Swartout Dr. Dennis Weidman Fr. Jeremiah Sullivan Allan Quist Dr. Leta Livoti Dr. Allen Pope John Downs 92 MaryLou Abbott JoAnne Karr Jim Bartruff Fr. Daniel Hillen NURSING ART DRAMA PHYSICAL ED. Joe Munzienrider Ralph Esposito Cecilia Gross Dorothy Harper Tom Kelly Bob Petrino John Driscoll Charlie Brown Bill Racicot 93 Cathy Caniparoli Theresa Sullivan JoAnne Scott Mary Munger NURSING MINISTRY SAGA The SAGA staff Lillian LaCroix Patricia Bollinger Gary Coyle Fr. Bill Stanaway Sr. MaryJo Quinn 94 Leo Waichuck Art Hunthausen Bill Bisom Mark Curtis STAFF of CARROLL COLLEGE The Admissions Staff: Mickey Horton Kathy Miller Kurt Dumas Allan Kohler Dick Franz Russ Ritter Kay Satre Molly McHugh Mary Kunnery Vic Beniventi Allan Kohler Francee O'Reilly 95 The R.A.'s of Guad Hall and St. Charlies. Back row - Ken Frye. Patti Mastin. Dan Judge. Middle - Angela Byrd. Julie Nevins. Ellen Covill. Meg Flaim. Front -Dean Hendrickson. Dave Lechner. Julie Rogers. John Unkel. Dan Whyte. Twig O'Conner (lying across). Dean of Students. Pat Domeier and Barb Smith. 96 “IT’S NO YOKE” Eggel Kneggel a longtime tradition at Carroll, which was first started by Fr. Dan Hillen. returned this year with 60 participants. The object. is to construct some type of container to prevent an egg from breaking, when dropped from the balcony of St. Charles. Prizes were given for the egg left intact and for the most ingenious containers. 98 Students at Carroll are unique individuals. who jump at a chance for adventure. The only problem seems to be. these individuals experience challenges through groups only. 99 100 freshmen this year got a head start on the Carroll way of life by starting the year on a backpack trip three days prior to the beginning of the school year. The new students got a chance to relax and get to know other new students. The experience proved to be one of good times for all of the freshmen, and was enjoyed by the many upperclassmen who joined the trip as counselors. The events which made up the excitement of the pack trip were the numerous skits, hikes, campfires and a special mass offered by Fr. Dan Hillen on the last day of the excursion. After an outing like that, all were ready to jump right into the Carroll Family. 100 The Smoker is the annual boxing event put on by the Junior Class. This year's theme was Hurts So Good”. 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'WAT' 16 -tkrvujfl I 102 Often people come into our lives and leave, many times they leave without saying goodbye. But words unspoken linger with memories of moments only the heart and mind can see. Tracy Garrick and Tom Zurfluh left us with many of these moments -filled with love, laughter, sharing, and caring. Their attitudes towards life and the friends who comprise it shall never cease to be a learning experience for those of us left to carry on. To them now. we dedicate these pages of moments captured by the lens. 103 Ikjide this issu 5rhooK we ,'t f .. - mi T. AsV e co ‘College r.1 - “ %a -to thank Wfeflt t swbfe cated people. The year hastieena|( : both of us. A challenge teach someone with no year ground ancfan on the jobiffinihjk letTce f 6TPat1y ToT t hesg suoce are t £ -tir Tos p we woulj’ ust like p-ext 'our best wishe 4d“fte� t y flhleen Travers and.SosT JIacatTis Tp the Carroll-Cfi-m m a n y h o urs off'dru?rhemones thrqy this yearbook'