Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1987 volume:

Carroll of Montana 1986-1987 Editors: Mary McHugh Geri Ozirsky Martha Cody Table of Contents Fall U Winter 29 Spring 45 Seniors 59 lumors 67 Sophomores 71 Freshmen 76 Organizations 83 Faculty Staff 95 Floors 103 Conclusion 113 CARROLL COLLEGE LIBRARY HELENA, MONTANA 59625 1 here's .in appointed lime for everything and a lime lor every affair under I he heavens. 3 I- a time to mourn, ami a time to dame. 9 :;koj o| .nuii i pue i i .nuii v a lime lo keep, and a time to t asl away. 7 1 9 ,i lime to love. ,ind .1 lime lo Iwie; .i limeol wm .iiul .1 time t |X .Ki Lulwi.i tn 10 II . 1st Annual Carroll College Day The 1st Annual Carroll College Day was the first Saturday of the new school year. The day started off with Bed Races, Fach class had a team with the Seniors being victorious. The highlight of the day was the Mud Football Game near the Fairgrounds. Cleanliness was impossible, especially if you were a spectator. It was a great way to start off the year to come!!! Page 12, Top: Mike Casebeer amt Christy Driv-dahl on the tumor Class bed Middle; toe Sologub, Pam Cooper, Meg Collins, Nancy Groylak, E ilecn, and Mary Sc barf. Bottom; The Senior Class Bert Racing Team. Page 13, Top l eft; Cathy Evans runs along the Junior Class bed. Middle Left; |ohn Connolly and Kick Cleary. Bottom Left; Tim Dennehy and Margie Burgess. Top Right; Carol Brockley and Julie Clark strut their muddy bodies. Bottom Right; Sean Murphy. 12 11 Freshmen Backpack Trip The first big event of the year was the freshmen backpack trip, or shall we say the freshmen initiation! Many upperclassmen joined close to 100 freshmen in exploring the Bob Marshall Wilderness as counselors. The skits, singing, campfires, and snipe hunts provided a weekend of fun and a start of many friendships. Did you fall for the snipe hunt? Top Left; Monique Mealy. Bottom Left; Rex Renk leads a sing-a-long-lop Right; The Freshmen Backpack Crew make it to the lake Middle Left; Counselors show a good example with their antics? Middle Right; l arry Mealy and Stacey Molm. Bottom; Campfire chit chat 14 Mass of the Holy Spirit Bishop Eldon F. Curtis joined the students, faculty, and staff of Carroll in celebrating the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Sister Cara Lee Foley was the song leader. Fr. Peoples gave the sermon that will be remembered by many Carroll students. 15 Homecoming 1986 was truly a memorable time. The entire week was tilled with activities highlighted by the coronation, game, and dance. For the coronation, each class voted on a prince and princess, with the King and Queen from the Senior class. The royalty were Freshman Vince DeFelice and Mary Callus, Sophomores George Bourekis and Beth Sterling, Juniors Larry Healy and Chris Nelson, and the Senior King and Queen were Joey Laythe and Theresa Lapke. MC's for the Coronation were Cary McDermott and Jackie Carr. Some of the activities included a mock Awards Night, the Dating Game, a coffee house, I and an air band competition with the winners being The Bitches (lip-syncing to You Don't Have To Take Your Clothes Off, ) The Homecoming Dance was held at the Civic Center with the band Final Exam. The parade and game were on Saturday with Clara Cavanaugh as the Grand Marshall. At Vigilante Stadium, the Fighting Saints were once again vic torious over Rocky Mountain College. Yes, Homecoming 1986 was indeed a time to remember. 17 18 Little Theater Plays The performing arts of Carroll College succeeded at shining again this year. Becoming Memories saw many new faces as it was the first performance in the I ittle Theater. The One Act Plays also showed a variety of talent and involvement of Carroll students. Top to Bottom, I. to R: Anthony Segren and Stott Citreso; Marty Gubbels and Monica Rau$ h; Margaret Koenmg amt Conner Kerns; lack Kroll and trin Bishop; The Cast. t9 TOGA, Barn Dance, and Halloween Dance These three popular dances of the Fall brought many old friends together as well as meeting new friends. The Barn Dance was a new dance this year. The barn was about 10 miles from Carroll. We all can remember how cold it was waiting for the bus, the one bus getting stuck in the mud, and dancing in straw. Page 20, Clockwise; l.arry Mealy and Joey Layihe; Carmen Cooney and Pain Cooper; selling up for ihe Barn Dance; Jim Olszewski and Julie Popp; |. K. Olson and Steve Dunn; Todd Gianarelli, Jackie Carr, and Mike Whyte. Page 21, Clockwise: Mary McHugh. Davie Cox, Tim Dennehy, and Belli Sterling; Tom Broselle, Sieve BIolo, and Cary McDermoll; Carol Brockley. Rachel Verboort. and Julie Clark; Mike Casoboc-r and Lee Vogelman: John Kober; Gary Reeves and Barbara Allen; lohn Holland nad Ann Lapke; Geoff Callus, and Pam Fleishman and Mark I hompson 20 21 Coffeehouses, Coffeehouses Galore! Boy O Boy did the ASCC put on a great show this year with it's variety of these java and donutladen events. We saw the smoothness and dexterity of voice in the Main Attraction who stirred the hearts of students. Carroll's own John Kline delighted the relaxed crowd in the Guad lounge with his guitar extraordinaire. Larry Long made his triumphant dehut at Carroll. His heartwarming music and smile brought great applause, as well as the pounding hearts from Anne Moylan and Stacey Holm, The coffeehouses, overall, can be said to have been a great success. I n Fall Search 1987 Lasting friendships were made as 40 Carroll students attended the Fall Search. Many attended with anxiety, hut this feeling was quickly replaced with the feeling of love. The Search was successful and many memories from Search will remain forever. Top to Bottom, I to R: f d Stein, Davey Cox and Joey Laiythe, Pam Cooper, Michelle Mack plays Kcrmit the I rog; Nancy Serve! and Geri Out-sky; Tom Davis, Martha Cody and Pat Corrigan; Suzzette Walstad; Sonja, Pam, Jauntae and JoLynn; Donna I eonard and Anne Moylan: Ann Byrd and John Connelly; Meg Collins, Ann Peterson and l.ynn Sullivan; Aren't we looking great tins morning? 23 Saints Defend Conference Title . . . Qualify For NAIA Playoffs Again After the Fighting Saints captured the 1985 Frontier Conference football title and earned an NAIA playoff bid with a number 7 rank in NAIA Division II, it didn't seem like their accomplishments could be topped. But, the 1986 Fighting Saints began the season with a number 8 rankine and didn't look back. Carroll reached as high as number 2 in the national poll, but after tallying an 8-0 regular season record and defending their Frontier Conference title, they finished with a number 4 ranking and NAIA Division II. Thus, the Saints earned their second NAIA playoff spot in as many years. The Fighting Saints' first playoff game was in Dickinson, North Dakota, against the number 3 ranked Blue Hawks. The Blue 1 lawks battled it out in the wind and snow, but the Saints prevailed 21-16. The win was Carroll's first plavoff victory in three tries and game Head Coach Bob Petrino his 90th win at Carroll. Mike Burat-to was named Offensive Player of the Game while Bart Aby earned Defensive Player honors. Carroll's next challenge was number 1 ranked I infield College on their home field in McMinville, Oregon. Linfield proved they deserved the top ranking as they defeated Carroll 53-7 and went on to win the national title. THE 1986 FIGHTING SAINTS, front Row: David Frankmo, manager; Ron Kenney. Chris Volk. Bob Johnson, Matt Kinzle, Paul Petrino, Mike Calnan, Jon Hoovestal, Mark Calnan, |onn Michelotli, Tim McMahon. Troy Purcell, lohn Vipperman. manager. Second Row-: Ken Volk. Doug Schell. Pat Lyden. Doug Peoples, Dan Sweeney, Mark Stelling. Don Mahoney, Slade Foster, Steve Adams, Shawn Clark. Keith O'Reilly, tarry Iverson. George Bourekis. Andy Burton, manager. Third Row: Patrick Dixson, Butch Beaudry, Dave Campbell. Monte Thelen, Ty Shevalicr, Rick Wells, Bob Petrino, fd Beniger, Bobby Petrino, Dan Frankmo. Chris Ellsworth, |on Saunders, Bill Hanser. Back Row Mark Biegler, Terry Thelen, Bob Goetz, Mike Stuart, Kiliona Peneueta, Suitoa Keleti. Dave Romasko, Troy Grovom. Bart Aby. Tom Quinn. Tim Norbeck, Mike Buratto. Facing Page: Coach Petrino looks on. Ty ShevaUer explains a play. This page: Ron Kenney, Butch Beaudry and Shawn Clark cheer the of-tense. Paul Petrino eludes the defense. Mike Buratto t uts upheld. 25 1986 Football Honors ALL CONFERENCE HONORS: First Team Offense: Dave Romakso, Paul Petrino, Mike Burratto, Dave Campbell and Jon Saunders. First Team Defense: Butch Beaudry, Ron Kenney, Terry Thelen, Bart Aby, Larry Iverson, Tom Quinn and Pat Dixson. Second Team Defense: Troy Grovom and Tim Norbeck. Second Team Defense: Mark Calnan. FRONTIER CONFERNCE MVP: Dave Romasko FRONTIER CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR: Bob Petrino ACADEMIC ALL CONFERNCE: George Bourekis, Mark Calnan. Tim McMahon and Ken Volk. ALL DISTRICT 12 TEAM: Offense: Paul Petrino and Dave Romasko. Defense: Bart Aby and Butch Beaudry. ASSOCIATED PRESS LITTLE ALL AMERICA: Honorable Mention: Dave Romasko and Butch Beaudry. 26 FIGHTING SAINT SENIORS: Kneeling: Bart Aby, Mike Stuart, Patrick Dixson, Dave Romasko, Tom Quinn. Standing: Larry Iverson, Pat Lyden, Ron Kenney, Mike Buratto, Tim Norbeck, Dave Campbell. Lady Saints Reach Goals At the beginning of the year, the Lady Saints set the goals of bettering their 29-10 1985 record, going undefeated in the Frontier Conference and winning the District 12 title. As predicted, the Saints did just that. After winning the District 12 championship, the Lady Saints hosted Kearney State of Nebraska. Playing to a full house, Carroll and Kearney State showed Helena fans an excellent match, but Kearney prevailed, winning the first three games in a best three-out-five match. The Saints lose three seniors, Diane Lederhos, Kelly Garver and Joanna Poage. Several individuals earned honors during Carroll's 35-10 season. Liz Garrett was named Frontier Conference MVP. Garrett and Jan Kaaina earned all district 12 and first team all conference honors. Joanna Poage was also named to the conference's first team while Kathleen Paulus and Beth Anderson received second team honors. Kelly Garver and Anderson were members of the academic all confernece team. Carroll's coach, Charlie Brown, was named the Frontier Conference Volleyball Coach of the Year. THE 1986 LADY SAINTS: Anne-Marie Beck, Jan Kaaina, Diane Lederhos, Kelly Garver, Beth Anderson, Tina ftust, Teresa McKee, Kathleen Paulus. Joanna Poage, Liz Garrett, Coach Charlie Brown. Not Pictured: Ann lapke. 27 8t;th Anderson on a dig. Diane lederhos and Jan Kaaina go for a Save. Anne-Marie Becic sets one up. The defense wails for a return. Keep your eye on the ball, Jan. Tina Rust, Teresa McKee and Ann t apke watch the action from the side. 28 29 Purple Gold Party The annua! Purple ami Gold Party was sjnm sored by Sub-Main and trd Main. Tins pre-function was Indore |l c Iasi home football game. Music was provided by Dan Case. Clockwise John Goodell, Julie Clark, Carol Brockley, and Cieoff Callus; Scon CosgroVe, and Raul I uimaono; John DeBarber, Mark Bradsky. and Sean Murphy; lisa Morin, lisa Sturgeon, and Kale Slcmlwgen; Geri O irsky, and Mary McHugh; Bekah Gallagher; Mike I uc.as, anrl Wendy Hunter; John Connolly, Ann Byrd, and Theresa Ijtpkc Carroll, Casually All work and no play is no! the way i! should be. Fridays a! Four helped in creating the not all work attitude. Students gathered for beer, chips, and pop and were occasionally entertained by the Jazz Band. St. Albert's is always a great place to go if you want to play. There's never a dull moment there. From the Mike Whyte-Sharlet Driggs water fights to the going away party for Fr. Stanaway, always something going on. Carroll on a casual note — Fridays at Four and Anytime at St. Albert’s. Top to Bottom. L to K Kim Campbell, Matt Driewen, Todd Gianarelli. J. K. Olson; Brad Mott. Kelly Canady, Diane Birmingham, and Rick O’Leary; Brad Anderson ami Wendy lohnson; Showing us what you're marie of?; Pat McKay, Rick Ritter, and Thad Wocasck; Is it time for Days yet?; Dave Romasko and Chris Callus. 31 Clash Night Old traditions never die. they just get more weird. And so it is with Second Main's Clash parly. This fourth .annual event saw the appearance of the party's founders, Merv and Marv Spud puckett (actually Sam Art is and joey l.aythe.) The parly began at the illustrious and elegant Red Meadow Bar and moved soon thereafter to Sleeping Giant lanes for some bowling. Brian Canady topped the evening's highlights when he bowled a perfect zero game, and simultaneously mawled the ball returner. Clash Night will continue as a tradition for Carroll to be proud of. 32 Hot Tub Party Early in February, Carroll College was hotter than usual. ASCC sponsored its first Hot Tub Party behind St. Charles Hall. It is obvious that this event was a huge success!!! Clockwise: 4th South Men were the first to try tlte tubs; Chris )jm and friends are ready to jump in; Karen Earnhardt, May Schwartz, and Nora Meaty; Anne Moylan; 3rd South Men; Rick Minudri; Cary McDermott signals that the water is just right!!!; Mike Walsh, Bob Johnson, Mark Stelling, and May Schwartz. 33 Mousetrap Suspense, murder, and family realizations were the main themes to The Mousetrap. The Three Blind Mice rang through the ears of everyone as the case was solved. Harry Smith directed The Mousetrap. t.efl. Back Row: Chris Jam, leah Male, Anthony Segren, Monica Rausch, Palru k Dixson, Surit CilfWe, amt Ann Hanson. Front Row: Karl K.iIuaj. Coffeehouses The Spring Coffeehouse brought Davirl Wopat to Carroll. Wopat's style is much like that of the well-known James Hersch. Chris Proctor also joined Wopat in the Coffeehouse. He gave Carroll his best on the acoustic guitar. Dances! What memories ... our Winter and Spring Dances ... Screw Your Rom-mate was in December. The Winter Formal” sponsored by the Life Science Club on February 21. Then the annual SPUR sponsored Sadie Hawkins held in the Lower Commons with the band Local Hero. Most of your dancing memories are probably dancing the night away at the Black Angus. Clockwise. Mike Ganley, Marvalee Calnan, Shane BalkovelZ, Tina Rust, Ed Stein, and Nancy Greytak; Jonna Hamby and jarod O'Leary: Donna Leonard and Larry Healy; Shane B.'ilkovetz, Lisa Stimatz, and Brian Harris; Rob Hutchings and Mary Kay Callaghan; Sharlel Driggs and George Bourekis. U Ton to Bottom, I to K: Tammy I dward$, t iu Sthillmger. Nicole Mol er, Mary Sawkkl. and Diane U-dorhos; Theresa Cash; Chele DcBarlx ; George Wolter; Penny Andersen and Maty McHugh; Thom Peck, Sheila Mt Killop; May Schwartz and Sharlel Driggs. lot Murray Phil Tgglng, Mu belle Ourada, lack Wagner. Pat Moran; Mary Hollis .md Kelly MtGahan; St Charles Beach; Molly Goodman, lor Hollenhack. Pat Corrigan, and John BoWord; l ighting Saints I ans; Oa-niian Powell anti Julie Popp, Minan Jenkins; Basement tloor picture; Pal Moran; Freshmen enjoy the bus top to Paint the C ; Anne Arvish 37 Top to Bottom, I to R: Saw Manley, Michelle Morbidly, Amy Kirsch, ami Anne Quinn; Beth Sterling, Paula Koch, ami Ann Peterson; Kacy Dustin and Kathy McCahan; Backpack Counselors; M.uk Calnan and I Isa Morin; Brenda Toner and l isa Downs; Cheerleader’s Car; Tom Davis and Mark Fdwin; lennifer Rideout; Brent Doigand Sean Murphy; Rachel Verboort, Mary Me Hugh, and Nancy Servel; Kris Cloud; Doug Peoples; Anthony Segron; Steve Dunn, Ton Bovington, Matal McFadden, Rob Mulchings. and Warner McFarland: Students purchase 2nd Semester books; Wendy Hunter; Steve Dunn and Carol Brockloy; Rachel Verboort and Paul Czarnomski; Students await Coronation candidates; Brian Canady; Monique I lealy, Dave Cox. and Page- Carroccla; Bart Aby and lisa Downs; 1st Main model Q-lips; Mike Gust key trusts bis Arab triends with his life!!! For the first time in ten years Saints Win Playoff Championship Their 17-16 overall record doesn't really reflect the type of season the Fighting Saints had this year. In a way it does, because the Saints split with almost all of their opponents and didn't get much above the .5(X) mark all year. Their conference record was 7-9, but that doesn't tell the rest of the story. Follwing a six-game losing streak, the Fighting Saints won their last three regular season games to squeak into third place in the Frontier Conference, thus qualifying for the conference playoffs. Carroll handled second-place finisher Western Montana College 105-94 and went on to face conference champion Rocky Mountain College. For the first time in ten years the Saints won the Frontier Conference Playoff Championship with a victory over the Bears, a team that beat Carroll three times during conference play. Carroll's next challenge was Valley City State, but the Saints fell short of a win in the District 12 Semi-Final game. This year's Saints broke four team and individual records under first-year coach )im Kampen. 19 THE 1986-87 FIGHTING SAINTS BASKETBAll 11 AM, Kneeling: Chuck Clark, Trainer; Kenny Franklin, Mall Trcsch, Ray Deegan, David Mohl, Mitch Gundlach, Frank Hodge, Al files. Standing: Assistant Coach Joe Burglin, Jim Cook, Glenn Bliss, Mike Overwater, Tony Egland, Mike Janikula, Dan Hicks, Dan Chase, Jim Dockstader, Head Coach Jim KamjK n. 40 Saints Earn Honors . . . Break Records The 1986-87 Fighting Saints earned several team and individual honors. The Saints were Frontier Conference Playoff Champions and were NAIA District 12 Semi-Finalists. Individually, Tony Egland earned Frontier Conference MVP honors and was named to the all-district team. I ony also broke two individual records. He set the record for field goals made in a season with 112, breaking the old record of 242 field goals set by Dave Leslie during the 1974-75 season. Egland scored 754 points this year, breaking Tony Sapit's 19-year-old record of 695 points. Kenny Franklin, who was named to the conference's first team, led the Saints with 247 assists, shattering Marc Racicot's 1969-70 record of 168 assists in a season. Frank Hodge was named academic all-conference as well as earning Honorable Mention Academic All-American honors. The Saints shot 53.6% from the field, bettering the 48.3% shot by the 1976-77 I ighting Saints. Tony Egland on a jump shot. Glenn Bliss slams it for two. Tony Egland and Mike Janikula sandwich a Tech player on a rebound. Kenny Franklin looks for the open man. 41 Lady Saints Win Record 22 Games Coming up with a repeat of their 1985-86 season in which the Lady Saints tallied a 20-12 record, qualified for the NAIA playoffs and set 15 records seemed impossible. But, this year's Lady Saints did it! Tom Kelly's Saints finished second in the Frontier Conference with an 11-5 record and Carroll's 22-9 overall mark set a new record for most wins in a season. The Lady Saints qualified for the NAIA District 12 playoffs again, beating Northern State of South Dakota 79-69 before losing to Northern Montana College, the eventual District 12 champions. Seniors Mary Burton, Gigi Gehrke and Liz Garrett set career records at Carroll as a total of 15 team and individual records were updated. Next year the Lady Saints will be without the services of five seniors, Lisa Gross and DeeAnn janikula, in addition to Burton, Gehrke and Garrett, as well as sophomore starter Anne Arvish, Thus, the Carroll women will be doing some rebuilding. However, some experienced players will return and the Lady Saints will be competitive again next year. 42 THE 1986-87 LADY SAINTS BASKETBALL TEAM, Kneeling: Head Coach Tom Kelly, Assistant Coach Tim Kelly. First Row: Rachel Chvilicek, Manager; Mary Joyce, Student Assistant; Jackie Carr, Manager; Amy Chvilicek, Manager. Middle Row: Lisa Gross, Anne Arvish, Brenda Toner, Gigi Gehrke, Karen Gross. Erin McAlear, Laura Olson, Diane Sacry, Mary Burton, Lisa Downs, Debbie Sullivan, Miriam Jenkins. Back Row: Cathy Unfred. DeeAnn Janikula, Liz Garrett. Anne Arvish lays one in over a Tech defender. Mary Burton makes a move to the basket. Liz Garrett works to get open at the post. 43 Lady Saints' Accomplishments In addition to their excellent 22-9 season record their scxond-placc (inish in the Frontier Confecemeand their NAIA District 12 playoff berth, the lady Saints earned many honors and broke several records. Mary Burton was named to the NAIA District 12 All-Distrk t learn, first team all-cnnfcrcnce, and MVP of the Montana Tech Big Sky Classic Burton also set two in' dividual records. Mary scored 1.415 points during her four sears at Carroll, breaking Wendy Sears record of 1,28S career points. Burton also broke the record for career held goals ss ith 596 field goals Wendy Soars also held ll e old record of 516. Cigi Gehtke. who was named lo the conference’s first team, holds the roc ord for total Ireethrows in a career. Gigi broke the record last year and extended it this year to a total of 314 fieri he ows in a career. Another first team .til-conference selection, li Garrett, also set a career record. Li has shot 283 freethrosvs and made 209 in her four years at Carroll This gives her a 7385% act uracy from the line, breaking Shelly Mitchell's 70.4‘X mark set from 1976-1980. Lisa Gross was named honorable- mention all conference and since this was the first year women had a three-point field goal, Lisa holds five records in that category. Gross made IS of 29 three-pointers for 52% accuracy and the most three-pointers she made in a game was three. I tsa Downs and Anne Arv� sh were Carroll’s academic all-conferenc e selec tions and Coach Tom Kelly tied lor Frontier Conference Coach of the Year honors. Mary Burton and li Garrett were named CO winners of the Cathy Wallace Most Valuable Award. Ibis award is voted on by the team members, the coaches and the managers. Lisa Gross on the full-court press. Miriam Jenkins looks inside. Coach Kelly calmly questions an official’s call. Anne Arvish and DeeAnn Janikula look to stop a lay-up. 44 Spring Break Carroll students traveled far and wide to find fun and sun during Spring Break 1987. This break is the best time to be with friends outside of school, and to be crazy!!! Clockwise: Ann Lipke, Cathy Evans. Amy Kirsch, Paula Kmh. Rocio Benci.i. and Theresa McKee in San Francisco, lim Den-nehy. Jean Halverson, Theresa Lapke, anil Tom '•Hepatitis Burgess In Mexico. Brian Gf.it, Katsuo InoUf . Kirk Salford, Brent Doig, Mark Bradsky. and Ken Sarkela leaving for Nevada and Arizona Doug Schell and Brenning Shook hasing seagulls. 46 Casino Night and Man of War Run On the night of March 27th ail the live action of Las Vegas’from gambling to dancing was happening in the Lower Commons. 4th South worked hard and did a wonderful job of hosting the event. They also sponsored the Man of War Run from Boulder to Helena. Both events were successful and the proceeds were donated to Sacred Heart School in Miles City, Montana. Clockwise: Scott Cifrese and Rex Rcnk; Chuck M or fey and Dan Case: Jim Baikbvatz and Gor-dy Higgins; Joe Sologub; Jim B.ilkovat , Rob Hutchings and 1. K. Olson; Running towards Helena; Dan Case starts the race; Steve Dunn •md Geoff Callus. Saints Tie for All-Sports Trophy Twentv-two members of Carroll's student body spent two weeks practicing for the Frontier Conference Swim Meet. Their goal? To win the swim meet so Carroll would win its first all-sports trophy. Paced by gold-medal performances by May Schwartz, Mark Sawtelle, Kate Sternhagen and Tod Ricker along with first-place finishes in the women's freestyle (Schwartz, Sternhagen, Stacey Haines, Libby Child) and medley (Amy Chvilicek, Rachel Chvilicek, Schwartz, Haines) relays, the Saints just edged out Northern Montana College for the swimming title. Northern's second-place finish allowed them to tie with Carroll for the Frontier Conference All-Sports Trophy. Carroll's all-sports award was earned through the combined efforts of over 90 Carroll athletes in Carroll's winningest sports year ever. Coach Petrino's Fighting Saints went undefeated in defending their conference football title, while Carroll's volleyball team, coached by Charlie Brown, also went undefeated in conference play. Tom Kelly's Lady Saints finished second in conference action while first-year coach Jim Kampen and the Fighting Saints finished third in a tough men's conference. FRONTIER CONFERENCE k fflf C. M. f C.G.F 0 CM.ST w. m. c: ALL S CHAMPION Paul Petrino, Kenny Franklin, Mary Burton, Tony Egland, Diane Lederhos, Liz Garrett, Mark Sawtelle, and Terry Tnelen. 48 THE CARROLL COLLEGE SWIMMING SAINTS, Kneeling: Evelyn Joppa, Coach; Heidi Gill, Jill Flanigan, Amy Stephens, Kate Sternhagen, Joan Edwards. Sharon Heidersdorf, Annette Holley, Stacey Haines, Rachel Chvilicek, Joe Super. Standing: Cary McDermott, Brad Mott, Tod Ricker, Cathy Unfred, Pam Hennings, Libby Child, May Schwartz, Mark Sawtelle, John Calhoun, Pat Corrigan, Amy Chvilicek, Garret McFarland, Chuck Clark. Coach. Junior Senior Banquet For those of you who do not recall your very own Junior Senior Banquet, here is a brief recount. The banquet was held at the Civic Center on March 28, 1987. Music was provided by the Bop-A-Dipps after the dinner was served. The banquet was a great event providing some with fond memories of fun and friends. Clockwise; Bryan Nelson. Steve Grosso, and Tom Lehman; Scon Nye and Kelly Garver: Bridget Mr Killop; Matt Decker; Jan Kaalna and Betti Anderson; Nancy Harmon awl I leidi Gill; f ania LesnesJd; Joe Super; Darin Porteen, Jerry-Marks, and Charlys Barsotti; The Banquet; Anna Kane, Betsy Guthrie. Lis, StimaLz, Pal Corrigan. fhoresa Lapke. and Brian Harris. 49 Spring Search 1987 Again ihe Search program proved a success as a variety of students attended. Spring Search was extra special as it was Father Stan a way's last Search at Carroll. These are the days we'll never forget, and Search sure proves that factl Top to Bottom, I. to R: Friends ate friends forever; Intensity at its best;. Geoff Callus, Joe Sofogub, and Tom Quinn; Anne Quinn; Tim Dennehy; Super skit; Anne Moylan; Tina Rust; Tom Burgess; Nancy Greyiak, Jill Frazier, and Shariet Driggs; The crazy crew. 50 Softball Softball Tournament was the weekend of 23-26. The weekend highlights included sunburns, kegs of beer, multiple wounds, and the Bitch Dogs being victorious in the end. As usual, the Casey’s motorhome was the place to be!!! Clockwise: Mike Ovtrwator; Just Us“ pose for a team picture; the Brew Crew; Alicia Byrd, Ann Byrd, Michelle Mack, and Paula Koch; Jo |o Varuter Zand and Sara Manley; The Cheerleaders; Kelly C anady and Diane Birmingham; Dan Rose and Andy Bates; Eric Dr-itygmah and Kate Sternhagen. 51 Spring Event 1987, clear blue skies in the heavens, Birds were chirping, people were flirting. The music was blaring, the sun was glaring, f he beer was the first to go, there was no snow, Everybody was in the mood for a little bit of groove, and the bands were Oh... so smooth!!! Page 2, Clockwise Paula Koch; Stasia Fotich ami Jim Gustafson; Russ G arrow, Pal McKay, and Rex Rcnk: Torn Burgess and Marty Guhbels; John Horner and Judy Hansen; Theresa Lapke and Carol Wifson; Bitsey Drauer. Donna l.eonard. Penny Andersen, and Susie ( linton. Paee 5i. Clockwise: Spring Lvent workers model their t-shirts; Mike Wnytc. Jean Halvorson; Mike Lucas, Tom Quinn, and Chris Gallus; Lisa Morin; Beth Anderson, Ann-Marie Beck, lean Halvorson, Carol Wilson, and Stasia t ouch; Mary Hollis; |oey Laythe; Mike “Potsy” Weber anil Rodney Fish Fisher '-.7 k SPBliC EYENT 53 Susan B! Susan B! was a musical about the life and times of Susan B. Anthony. Wendy Marlow did an excellent job in portraying Susan as did Alan Hill as the publisher of the local newspaper. Other members of the cast include Erin Bishop, Margaret Koenig, Pam Andersen, Marc Topel. Karl Kaluza, and Anthony Segren. Voted as the best actor and actress of the 1986-87 year are Alan Hill and Margaret Koenig. S4 Jessie Jackson at Carroll College Many Carroll students, faculty and staff, along with many I lelena citizens waited, and waited for the notorious Rev, Jessie Jackson. After he finally arrived, he spoke on many awareness issues of the world and Montana today. It was an honor and a pleasure for the ASCC to have such an event on campus. 55 GRADUATION 1987 Congratulations to the class who lost their marbles!!!! The Class of 1987 from Carroll College consisted of 259 graduates. May 9, 1987 was the 77th Annual Graduation. Baccalaureate was at noon in the Cathedral of St. Helena. Commencement was at 3:00 p.m. in the Carroll College P.E. Center. The Most Rev. Elden F. Curtiss, Bishop of Helena and Chancellor of Carroll, was the main celebrant of the Baccalaureate Mass. |ohn C. Sheehy, associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court, delivered the commencement address. He told graduates to be Fighting Saints and to be guided by a strong set of principles. Brian James Canady was the Senior Speaker who put together the Class of 1987 Timecapsule and read the poem Footprints as a reminder of our memories and love for each other. Three professors were honored with the Burlington Northern Foundation Faculty Achievement Award. They were Dr. James Manion, Rev. William Greytak, and Michael I. Robinson. The Michael W. Murphy Award for Outstanding Collegiate Citizenship was given to the entire class of 1987. The Bishop Gilmore Memorial Trophy was given to Steven M. Grosso, Robert G. McGreevy, Paul R. McHugh, and Kimberly A. Traywick for maintaining perfect 4.0 grades during 4 years at Carroll College. A highlight of the commencement was the passing of marbles to Dr. Kerins. 56 Class of 1987 Timecapsule 1. Sleeping bag, a bottle of whiskey, and the Big Chill soundtrack from Backpack Trips. As a Special bonus. Joe Wodnik'S Homemade Map lo Lincoln. 2. Monopoly money from Casino Night. I. Concert tickets from Michael Martin Murphy. Montana Band. Ozark Mountain Daredevils, the Temptations, Jay Leno. and I luey Lewis and The News. •� . Slim's key chain. 5. Plato of lusagru Irorn Saga. 0. Boxing glove trom the final Smoker. 7 Bottle of wine and camera from the Wine and Cheese Panics. b. Orange hunting cap from Coronation 198b. 9. A football, basketball, and volleyball for athletic successes. 10. Copies of the National Champion Discussion Tapes. II, Mike Uil.i tosymboli e Sjteech and Debate success. 12.1 e tore tapes of Doc Manion. 1J The garbage i an th.it fell on Stacey Htdtn when Painting the C.’' 14. Copy ot Pat Dnggs- revoked rlrivcr's license, t S. A llare lron lighting the C. 16. A leather Search bracelet 17. A piece of the Peosta House kitchen tloor which i.-ven now still holds remnants of each and every party. 18. A hepatitis shot for future travelers to Mexico. 19. Pat Pomeiers Jeep. 20. flash's deadly flashlight and his hot pursuit urban assault vehicle. 21 A lifesi e blow up doll of Wes Krawcyck. 22 r at her People's book The Verb t a I Vit' v,wd You. 2 ? The Ofhci.tl Butte Book of Sungs About Your Mother and Other Body Parts. 24. I he Casey's mobile home trom Softball Tournament. ii ' or 3'VC your sonic (e rr -Con,, lime since 13ill i 3 remember IJou were no more I bun a t Id,I but (ben So was 3 joung unci I inch Dime carries on 3 yu eSS if always will bill Jeep inside Dime stands sti Stay for au hi le Welfit S good fo see your Smile and 3 love your company Stay for awhile . and remember flic days gone Dor a moment if can seem fast (lie way if used to be 41 Snowfalls, PL neca (L, Urol, en hearts Clear summer days Warm and lazy Jong wufhs, Jong lulbs, .3fter darh We vowed we d never forget Vow its hazy Dime tabes its toll and time alters our view 3t wou 1,1 L nice to spend some time with you T ? SENIORS Bart Aby Business Administration Cynthia Allen Speech-Communication Lawrence Allen English Penny Andersen Speech-Writing Sam Artzis Biology Lynn Balen Nursing jim Balkovatz Business Administration Stacey Bernstein Business Administration Stacey Bradley Medical Records Mike Buratto Business Administration Mariasol Burbano Dental Hygiene Kim Campbell Medical Records Page Carroccia English and Spanish Brenden Casey Chemistry Kelly Cavalluzzi Nursing Nick Cavalluzzi Business Administration Liz Chambers Nursing Paul Christoffcrson Accounting-Business Amy Chvilicek Psychology Susie Clinton Medical Records Mark Cole Speech-Communication Jim Cook Social Work Christine Corette Dental Hygiene Larry Cunha Social Science Rene Cvitash Business Administration John DeBarber Business Administration Toby DeWolf Business Administration Kathleen Dolezal Nursing Rebecca Dorwart Accounting-Business Bob Douglas Biology Pat Driggs Psychology Eric Dringman Biology 60 Chrissie Drynan Elementary-Special Ed. Mark Edwin Biology I isa Eggleston English |. D. Esteban Business Administration Joe Fischer Social Science Renee Foster Accounling-Business Stasia Fouch Speech-Communication Celeste Funk Nursing Rob Gabrish Political Science John Gannon Mathematics Karen Gauthier Nursing Dan Glalt Psychology-Theology-Education Dawn Good Accounting Steve Grosso Biology Jean Halvorson Biology Carrie Hartman Elementary Education Margie Hartnett Accounting Pam Hobby Nursing John FJolland Biology Stacey Holm Political Science 61 Andy Horton Nursing janice Hruska Social Work-Sociology Claire Hull Biology Larry Iverson Business Administration Miriam Jenkins Physical Education John Johnson Physical Education Monica Johnson Nursing Debbie Joyce Nursing Mary Joyce Economics Debbie Jungert. Nursing Jill Jurshick Nursing Lisa Kassa Speech-Communication Mike Kauzlarich Psychology Conner Kerns English and Theatre Sarah Kimm Special Education Kristy Kinney Nursing Margo Koch Medical Records Theresa Lapke Psychology Joey Laythe History Diane Lederhos Business Administration 62 Lynnelle Lee Dental Hygiene Tom Lehman Biology Donna Leonard Speech-Communication Victoria Lohman Elementary Education Gary Luehr Business Administration lerry Marks Psychology Ann Martin Mathematics Christyn Mattingly Psychology Melinda Matyas Elementary-Special Ed. Warner McFarland Biology Mary McHugh Medical Records Flint Michels Nursing Joan Miller Mathematics Mitzi Miller Biology Chris Moran Business Administration Anita Moriarity Medical Records 63 Seniors pose for a picture before getting into Pat Driggs' truck for a ride up to Paint the C. Too bad we all fell out!!! Anne Moylan Public Administration Tom Mueller Biology Ted Mulligan Psychology Brad Murphy Business Administration Cheryl Murphy Dental Hygiene Jay Murphy Biology Jim Murray English Junko Naito Psychology Becky Neyhart Speech-Communication Tim Nor beck Mathematics Kathleen Novak Nursing Scott Nye Biology Patricia O'Leary Psychology Michelle Ourada Elementary-Special Ed. Geri Ozirsky Medical Records Thom Peck Biology 64 Christine Pendill Political Science Kevin Perrier International Relations Ioanna Poage Business Administration Todd Polly Business Administration Julie Popp Biology Darin Porteen Economics lom Quinn Mathematics tori Rismon Accounting Dave Romasko History lulie Ryan Dental Hygiene Judy Sacry Nursing Rhonda Salford Economics Joe Schara Biology Diana Sc herer Nursing Mark Schilling Business Administration Nancy Scrvel Medical Records Teri Sil ly Medical Records D. Gregory Smith I heology Kathy Sova International Relations Kathy Stack Special Education Marian Steele Nursing Kara Stermit Political Science Lynn Sullivan C ommunication Arts Steve Sullivan Business Administration Shelly Sutton Dental Hygiene Terence Thelen Business Administration Denise Thompson Elementary Education Kimberly Traywick Communication Arts Al Truax 8iology Rachel Verboort Accounting Renee Walchuk Elementary Education Gigi Warden Communication Arts Sue Whiting Dental Hygiene Sandra Williams Nursing Carol Wilson Social Science Angela Zurfluh Nursing Alicia Byrd Medical Technology Kevin Wooden Mathematics Brian Canady Communication Arts Andy Burton Business Administration 66 JUNIORS I heresa Adams Pamela Anderson Brian Anderson Lizabeth Anderson Dana Barr John Bartmess Pal Behm Mark Biegler Mary Jane Black Steve Blole Brenda Brazier Carol Brocklcy Miranda Burgess Tom Burgess Kelly Burton Joyce Bustillos Dan Case Mike Case beer Dan Chase Scott Citrese Julie Clark Tom Cleary Kris Cloud John Connolly J. J. Crowley loanne Cunningham 67 Tom Davis C belle Dc Barbei Tim Dennehy Patrick Dixon Linda Drake Bitsey Draur Christy Drivdahl Ted Dullanty loan Edwards Tammy Edwards lony Egland Kerri I arnsworlh Amy Fischer Rodney Fisher leff Fleming Richard Foley Heidi Gill lohn Girolami Michelle Goloh Ion Goodell Troy Grovum Marty Gobbles Betsey Guthrie (4i Judy Hansen Ann Hanson Brian I larris Larry Healy Monique Healy Toni Heath Kelly Hickman Aaron Hill Joseph Hollenback Annette Holley Nicole Holzer John Horner Rob Hutchings Todd Jasmin Jerry Johnson Janna Jore Bob Jurasek Jan Kaaina Anna Kane Agnes Kohrt Karl Krieger Kerry Krieger Erin Lacey Tania Lesneski Todd Lester Amber Lindgren Angela Lubbers Satoshi Matsuishi Mary McCabe Matt McFadden Dan McGeehan Tim McMahon Pat Moran Lisa Morin Jane Moscinski 69 Chris Nekon Kirby Nelson Suzanne New I eanne Niland Nam ie Nordwk k Jim Olszewski Geoff Ormislon Mary Owen I eri Pet k Gloria Perez Monica Perrier Damian Powell Chris Raiicol Monica Rausch Rex Renk lonnifer Rideout Doug St hell Liz Schmitz Brenda Sebastian TammieSelph Danielle Semple Jim Sola Kate Sternhagen lisa Stimalz Lisa Sturgeon Joe Super lull Vail |ohn Vipperman Maryelta Voeller Lee Vogelman Cydney Walker Allen Way Elizabeth Weaver Mic Ivael Weber leanine Williams 70 SOPHOMORES Ingeborg Aigner Barbara Alien John Amoroso Brad Andersen Anne Arvish Shane Balkovot Butch Beaudry Rocia Bencia Patricia Botsford George Bourekis Sonja Bradley Cheri Brown Ann Byrd Dave Call Mary Kay Callaghan Mark Calnan Marvalee Calnan Mike Calnan lackie Carr Dan Chovanak Rachel Chilicek Rita Chvilicek Shannon Clinch Martha Cody Meg Collins Pam Cooper 71 John Courtney Dave Cox Paul Czarnowski Malt Decker Ray Deegan Amardeep Dhaliwal Marie Dills Jim Dockstarler Loren Doornek Lisa Downs Sharlet Driggs Michelle Dunn loAnn Dupler Todd Dykstra Traci Filing Henry Fmerson Matthew Ennis Cathy Evans Gene Fitzpatrick Pam Fleischmann Michelle Fogarty Jauntae Foltz I heresa E osier Michael Fraser Connie Fredrickson Bekah Gallagher Geoff Gallus Priscilla Gibson Brian Graf Nancy Greytak Albert Grobe 72 lisa Hagen Stacey Haines Jonna Hamby Randy Harrington Diane Harville Kumiko Hattori Sharon Heidersdorf Pam Hennings Scott Hexum Dan Hicks Mary Hollis Wendy Hunter Shannon Indreland Mike lacobson Chris Jam Mike Johnson Wendy Johnson Christine Keyes Amy Kirsch Brenda Klose Paula Koch Ann Lapke Tempo Lemon Shari Lennon Hope Lightbourne Brent Linbo-Terhaar Jeff Lynch Don Mahoney Sara Manley Joe Marks Wendy Marlow Erin McAlear Cary McDermott Garret McEarland less McGinley 73 Theresa McKee Toma McPherson Pam Mead Dave Mohl Eric Morgan Tina Morrison Brad Molt Koji Murata Ann Marie Natali Jolie Naumann Linda Nelson Pam Niemeyer Laura Olson Mark Olson 8nan Owens Elizabeth Perier Ann Peterson Paul Petrino Julie Polly Rose Pratt Siobhan Preston Patty Pruett Deanna Purdy Anne Quinn Gayle Ragan Barbara Rahman-Caye Monica Rismon Roger Rodreguez Diane Sacry Yvette Schaack Mary Scharf Mike Schemmel Brent Schneeman Anna Schorr Rose Schuster 74 Sophomore Class Royally Candidates, Back Row; Brad Andersen, George Bourekis, Paula Koch, Richard Foley, Rocio Bcntia, Mark Olson. From Row; Cary McDermott, Beth Sterling, and Jackie Carr. Brenning Shook Karla Skabronski Sherri Ska gen Becky Smith |oe Sologub Monica Sonnen Jonel Spear JoLynn Stecher Mark Stelling Beth Sterling Mike Swan Rika Tamai Trisha Thclen Mary Thompson Lee Tierney Teresa Tompkins Brenda Toner Susan Treichel Stephen Turner Rob Umfleet Cathy Unfred Chris Volk Ken Volk Susan Walsh Susan Webking Kalhi Wells 75 FRESHMEN Steve Adams Richard Ahmann Patrick Ahrens Rosemary Allen Angie Alvaro? |im Anders Kenneth Arnold tammy Ballerstein Darrell Bateman Maisie Bauer Terry Baye Anne-Marie Becic Susan Bennett Bill Bentley Linda Berglind Darcy Birkoski Diane Birmingham Erin 8ishop Susan Blaquiere Glenn Bliss Mark Bradsky Matt Brenes Chris Brit Greg Broadway Jennifer Brooks Tom Broselle Andrea Bruce Virginia Cameron Kelly Canady Christine Canning 76 Magan Carey Martha Carver Shannon Casey Robert Cash Cynde Cheek Libby Child Shawn Clark Milissa Clemmons Mary fcllen Close Carmen Cooney Kim Dannels Sharran Dean Pat DeBarber Vince Defelice Darla Demaris Jennifer Dobyns Brent Doig Kristin Duff Lisa Dunn Kacy Dustin Darin Eckert Phil Egging Marilyn Ekman Chris Ellsworth Greg Erlenbusch Julie Evans 77 Betsy Fergusson Shannon Fitzpatrick Alan Fjeld Fill Flanigan Angelina Fleming Pamela Foster Slade Foster Elsie Francis Emma Frank Ann Fraser lilt Frazier Raul Fuimaono Peggy Gaffney Mary Gallus Michael Ganley Gregg German Jim Gies Tiffany Giesler Rochelle Gilbert Tracy Goetz Kathleen Goggin Angie Gonsowski Carita Goyen Paul Graham Phil Guignard Mitch Gundlach Bill Hanser Michelle Hartman Shari Hatch Nora Healy Robb Heinrich Michelle Henneberg Gordy Higgins 78 Alan Hill Sandra Hudecek Kathleen Hughes Dawn Hutter Mitsuko Imai Katsuo Inowe Michael lasumback Bob Johnson Nathan June Dari Kaluza Karen Kamerman Suitoa Keleti Mary Keyes Man Kinzle Ann Marie Kloster Johnna Kluck Traci Kowhnke Margaret Koening Anna Kron Karen Kubalsky Kit Lahti Chris lane Carol l arsen Melissa Lavinder Joan Lea Rolanna 1 eader Ron Lehmann Jay Lemon lodie Lewis Tammi Liebcl leri Lindgren 79 Holly Locgering Mark Loveall Mike Lucas Shanaley Luderman Annette Lyman Julieann Maas Doug Magee Morgen Magnuson Angie Malyurek Jesse Marcel Donna Marks Kristi Martin Julie Massey Sharia Matthews Jasen Mattingly Mane McConwell Kathy McGahan Pat McKay Sheila McKillop Mike McKnight Mona Mendenhall John Mkhelolti Dave Miller Caleb Mills Edward Mills Hiroko Miyakoshi Maoko Mochida Georgia Moore Stacy Morris Lara Mosdal Mark Mulcahy 80 Pam Murphy Sean Murphy I cm? Murray Tomomi Nagayama Jim Netz D'Arla Niison Joel Nygard Rick O’Leary Angie Olson J. K. Olson Sande Olson Julie Olszewski Keith O’Reilly Matt Oltinger Brett Ouellette Michael Overwater 8ryan Paeper Kitiona Peneueta Doug Peoples Jana Polly Elizabeth Pratt Troy Purcell Tami Putnam Khristine Rawed Tod Ricker Rick Ritter Lori Robinson Rhonda Roemmich David Rossi Chad Rountree Julie Rowan 81 Tina Rust Kirk Safford Ken Sarkela Jeanette Sauter Ronda Schliep Ann Schneller lodi Schroeder Brenda Scott Anthony Segren Katie Sheets Katherine Skillestad Adrienne Smith Shannon Smith Kathy Stalmaster Jim Stanchfield JoEllen Stinauer loe Suppes Dan Sweeney Hisashi Tagaya Terri Tangen Kerri Turk Sharon Urbanski Joanne Vander Zand John Verploegen Suzette Walstad Becky Wasco Chris Weber Lana Welty Dione Wilhelm Paul Winch Thad Wocasek George Wolter Laurene Wood Spaz? 82 ASCC OFFICERS Chris Racicot President Anne Moylan Vice-Presiden )oey Lay the — Secretary Rex Renk -Treasurer SENATE Back Rem Mike Casebeef. Chris RockoI. Second Ross: Russ Harrow. Chris Callus. |o -v t.iylhe. Theresa lapke, Dan Case, loanne Wambeke. Marty Gubbcfe Third Ross Rani la Quale. George Bourekrv Id Sinn. Mike Whyte, larry I Icily. Molly Goodman, Mike Walsh May Schwartz, Nora Mealy, lisa Shikany, Carmen Cooney, Karen Barnlurdi, Toma McPherson. Kneeling’ Kelly linkman. K«ry Kru-ger. Mall Dnesven, Mary McHugh. Ann-Matto Naiali. Donna Leonard. Penny Anderson, Susie Clinton, Rob Cabrith, Priscilla Gibson. Silling: Amu-Moylan, Rex Rcnk. Mike Peterson. Slacey Holm. Bilsey Drauer, Kara Slermii , fDlTORS: Hilltopper Mary McHugh Martha Cody Geri Ozirsky STAFF: Amy Chvilicfk Loren Doornek Peggy GaiTnoy Nancy Greytak lean Halverson Kathleen I tughes Theresa Lapke Joey Laythe Tom Lehman Garret Mr Farland Rose Schuster Nancy Setvel SPCC1AI THANKS: Mr. Harry Obert Mrs. Moly Mr Hugh Prospector HM TOR IN CHIEF: Shade! Origgs EDITORS: Steve Blote C ar nu-n Cooney Malt Dreissen Todrl Gianarelli Marly Gubbels Kristine Rawer! Gary Reeves Roger Rodriquez MANAGl RS: Meg Collins Lisa I tagen PHOTOGRAPHERS: Fom Davis I tarry Obert Anthony Segren ARTISTS: Paul C arnomski Vmce Defelke Pal McKay WRIIIRS: Karen Barnhardt Jac kie Carr Dan Case Amy Chivilicek Christina Dorihuber Pam Fleishman Casey Geaney I arry t tealy lohn I lolland Chris |am Conner Kerns Connie Krautter Joey I ay the Shari Lennon Bruce Me Gough Sheila Me Shane Anne Moylan Lenore Puhek Nancy Robbins May Schwarts Anthony Segren Anna Shore Kim fraywie k Lee Vogflm.in Rosalie Walsh B5 Jazz Band Bark Row. Ann S hneller, Peggy Gaffney, Robb I lemrich, Nanoe Nordwick, Stove Grosso, Phil Guignard, Pam Fliesthman, Don Stone iDiretlor), Middle Row: Al Truax, Gary luchr, Jennifer Borkram, Mark Thompson, lara Mosdal, Kathleen Goggin, lisa Dunn front Row Cindy Gariitz, D'Arla Nilson, I d Stein, Christy Drivdahl, Shannon Smith Life Science Club trie Dringman, Mitzi Miller. Thom. Peck, and Bob McGreevy, Circle K Club B.uk Row. Dennis Sternhagen (Kiwanis Advisor), Hope Ughtbourne, Pat Zanto (faculty Advisor), Patricia Botsford, Anthony Segren. Middle Row: Kevin Perrier. Gloria Perez, Pam f lei$s hmann, Jonna Hamby, Monnica Sonncn. i font: Cindy Garlitz. Spurs Back Row: Jond Spear, Pam Mead, Michelle Mack, Mary Kay Callaghan, I isa Schillinger, Kalhi Wells. Middle Row: Sh.innon In-(Ireland, Sara Manley, Ann Byrd, Anne Quinn, Rocio Benda, Wendy Hunter. I rout Row: Calhy Evans, Jamie Henkel, Ann lapke. Marvalee Calnan, Monica Sonncn, Rose Schuster. Ml Fun Club Upper Right; Dan Case. Jeff Ormislon. lisa Sturgeon, and Kate Sternhagen. I ower Right; Rob Hutchings. Steve Dunn, Brian Anderson, Jim Sola, Matt McFad- den. Bill Doyle, Shane Balkovelz. Back Row: Pat Dixson. Anna Kane, Molly Goodman Middle Row: Stacy Morris, |oey Uythe, Stacev „ Matsie Bauer, Dave Cox. Front: Chris Racicot. ' m' Ormiston, Ski Club 89 Little Theater Back Row: Karl Kalu a, Barbara Allen, Inn Bishop, Becky Dorwart. Brett linbo-Torhaar, Anthony Segren. Front Row: Margaret Koenmg, May Schwarts, Marc Topel, Tocld Jasmin. Monica Rausch, Greg Smith. Taney Club Back Row: Roger Rodrigo , Pam Fleishman, Elizabeth Perrier, Theresa Foster, Gloria Perez, Chen Brown. Front Row: Gayle Ragan. Kevin Perrier, Liz Sc hunt , Natick Nordwick, Marc lopel. Brett Unbo-Terhaar 90 Delta Epsilon Sigma Back Row: Marianne Hughes, David Hartman, Rex Renk, Cydncy Walker, Cindy Susotl, Chrh Nelson. Front Row: Dr. Lambert (Advisor), Susan Barker, Brenda Bra ier, Kerri Farnsworth, Tania t« sneski Pre-Law There exists on campus the most infamous and legendary of organizations. It's activities are beyond joy. It's leadership is by far the most singularly unique at all of Carroll. In fact, it's membership is the most singularly unique of all dubs. The club we speak of is none other than PRE LAW CLUB. When we speak of it's singular uniqueness - we speak of it's leader and only member, TOM CLEARY. Tom apparently has plenty of fun all alone as he singularly maps out club activities like splitaire. He does admit one function his club sponsored failed he said hide-and-seek was a complete bomb. Yes, the PRE-LAW CLUB does exist. It is also apparent that TOM CLEARY sits in a club all his own. 91 Sigma Rho Lambda Back Row: Sherry Olson, Pat Widhalm, Barb Slunaker, Anita Mariarity, Alice Zentner, Liz Simons, Sherry Schuety, Debbie Hellhake. Middle Row: Mary McHugh, Traci filing, Margo Koch. Amy Kirsch, Becky Smith, Maria Dills, Susan Wiebking. Front Row: Terri Silzly, Nancy Scrvel, Carol Brockley, Susie Clinton, Kim Campbell. Geri Ozirsky. Stacey Bradley. Pre-Sem Left to Right: Jeff Fleming, Todd Lester, Ed Stein, Greg Smith. Football Cheerleaders Back Row. Rocio Bencia, Kale Sternhagen, Lisa Sturgeon, front Row: Darla Standing. Mike Schemmcl. John Goodell, Chris Racicot, Davie Do Maris, Emma Frank. Bekah Gallagher. Cox. John Connolly. Kneeling: Mike Casebeer, Geoff Gallus. Erin Bishop, Emma frank, Bekah Gallagher, Shari Lennon. Basketball Lady Saints Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Fighting Saints Cheerleaders Wendy Hunter, Darla DeMaris. Wendy Marlow, Cynde Cheek. Dental Hygiene Back Row Sue Whiling, Mic hole Beneliol, hankie Ahern, Paula Clark, Molly Basanc . Middle Row; Kim Bracco, lulie Ryan, Rachel Fejguson, Debbie RicwertS, Cheryl Murphy, Iron! Row. Mary Burton, JoAnn Karr (Advisor), ami Chris Corette 2nd Annual VB Champs I lo R; Geoff Orimsliin, Cary McDermott, lo.mne Vander Zand, Brian Owens, Connie Fredrickson, Garret Me f artirwl, Scolt I lexum. Chris Jam, Tom Broselle, George Bourekis. FACULTY- STAFF Most Rev. Elden Curliss Bishop Dr. Francis Kerins President Sr. Mary Sarah Fasenmyer Mr. Russell Ritter Dr. Patricia Domeier Mr. Leo Walchuk V.-P. for Academic Affairs V.-P. for College Relations Dean of Students V.-P. for Business Affairs 95 BIOLOGY Dr. John Addis Dr. John Christenson Rev. Joseph Harrington Dr. James Manion Dr. Jean Smith BUSINESS Dr. Jeffrey Baker Mr. Gene Franks Mr. John Krutar Mr. Charles Mandeville Mr. Mick Robinson CHEMISTRY Mr. Guido Bugni Dr. Marilyn Schendel Mr. Art Westwell COMMUNICATIONS Dr. James Cantrill Mr. Bill Huber Mr. Harry Smith DENTAL HYGIENE Mrs. Michelle Kiesling Dr. Michael Curran Mrs. Mary Lou Abbott Mrs. Patty Overmier EDUCATION Mr. John Downs Mrs. Connie McEachern Dr. Lynette Mohler Mr. Allan Quist Dr. Darcy Miller (not pictured) ENGLISH Mr. Hank Burgess 96 Dr. Ruth Carrington Rev. Humphrey Courtney Mrs. Nathalie Oppedahl Dr. John Semmens Dr. Ronald Stottlemyer Dr. Joseph Ward FINE ARTS Mr. James Bartruff Mr. Ralph Esposito Mrs. Cecilia Grose Mrs. Dorothy Harper Rev. Dan Hillen Mr. Joseph Munzenrider HISTORY Rev. William Greytak Rev. Jeremiah Sullivan Dr. Robert Swartout MATHEMATICS, ENGINEERING, AND PHYSICS Mr. Ray Breuninger Dr. Darrell Hagen Mr. Terry Mullen Mr. Al Murray Mr. Thomas Stewart Dr. John Stroyls Mr. Jim Trudnowski Mrs. Marie Vanisko Ms. Patti White Dr. William Wood 97 MEDICAL RECORD ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Renee Dumas Sr. Rose Agnes l.ouk Dr. John Lowney PHILOSOPHY Dr. Barry Ferst Dr. Richard Lambert NURSING Ms. Margo Caldwell Dr. Therese Sullivan Mrs. Donna Greenwood Mrs. Frances Guthridge Mrs. Janet Hiesterman Sr. Sharon Houle PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. James Kampen Mr. Thomas Kelly Mr. Bob Petrino Mr. William Racicot POLITICAL SCIENCE Mr. Dennis Wiedmann Dr. Philip Wittman PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Thomas Hamilton Dr. John Ward SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIOLOGY Rev. James McCarthy Mr. Robert Piccolo Dr. William Smith Mrs. Margaret Stuart (not pictured) THEOLOGY Rev. Michael Driscoll Dr. John Hart Rev. Robert McCarthy Rev. Eugene Peoples 98 Sr. Cara Lee Foley Asst. Academic Dean Susan Grovum Secretary Bud Hofmeister Mailroom Father Kirchen Professor Emeritus Cheryl McNurlin Secretary Rev. Thomas O'Donnell ADMISSIONS Mrs. Doreen Best Ms. Candie Cain Ms. Joannie Murtha Mr. Gordy Pace Mrs. Eva Robinson Mr. Kevin Twohy Ms. Annette Walstad BOOKSTORE Mrs. Mary Burns Mrs. Kay Gray BUSINESS Mrs. Susan Mulcahy Ms. Sherry Rice Ms. Felice Fechter Mrs. Susan Brown Mr. Dick Franz Mr. Mark Curtis Joannie Lea CAMPUS MINISTRY Mrs. Patty Opitz Rev. William Stanaway DATA PROCESSING Mrs. Rose Portillo Mr. Greg Plese � ■ DEAN OF STUDENTS Mrs. Jeannie Downs Mrs. Sandra Fernholz Mr. Ed Noonan Ms. Francee O'Reilly Miss Elizabeth Walsh DEVELOPMENT Mrs. Mary Kunnary Mrs. Molly McHugh Ms. Annette Ronningen Mrs. Nancy Robbins Mrs. Patricia Zanto Mr. Bud Iwen Mrs. Mary LaFountaine Mr. Harry Obert FINANCIAL AID Mrs. Virginia Christian Mr. Arthur Hunthausen Mrs. Marti Porter LEARNING CENTER Mrs. Dorothy Poulsen Mrs. Joan Stottlemyer LIBRARY Mr. James Beasley Mrs. Lois Fitzpatrick Mrs. Beth Furbush Ms. Pamela Meyer Mr. John Thomas COLLEGE NURSE Mona Stenberg PLACEMENT Mrs. Judy Murphy Rev. Dan Shea Ms. Rosalie Walsh too Mrs. Patty White REGISTRAR Ms. Dannette Sullivan Mrs. Gail McFarland Mrs. Mary Pat Dutton SAGA Mr. Gary Coyle Mr. Steve Harris MAINTENANCE Mr. Jim Lester Mr. Larry Stoner Mr. Walt Biskupiak Mrs. Vicki Delack Mr. Al Miller Mrs. Joyce Schnablegger Mrs. Wilma Alberts Mr. Slim Williams Ms. Margaret Hoagland Mr. Leo Miller Mrs. Yolande Langhorne SAGA Back Row: Bart Huston Dan Brown Linda Tompkins Tina Maedche Emma Peschke Middle Row: Frank Wynn Phyllis Brookshire Barb Brown Sharon Hance Front Row: Chris Engelhardt George Sinclair Val Pembroke Kenda Lode 101 Clockwise: Mike Guslky, Sieve Grosso and Mil i Miller, Mary Sawicki and Tammy Edwards, Joe Murray, Penny Andersen, Diane lederhos, Bob Douglas, Al Truax, and Cary Luehr, Erin Lacey and Monique Mealy, and Cheryl Murphy and Rachel I ergusdn. Off-Campus Students 102 t O O CL CO St. Charles and Borromeo Ra's: Ed Noonan RD, Jean Halvorson, Theresa Lapke, Warner McFarland, Bill Doyle, Mike Whyte. Lee Vogelman. Jeanie Downs ARD, Ric Minuadri, Todd Polly. Nol Pictured: Jay Murphy and Sam Artzis. Cuad Ra's: Francee O'Reilly RO, Kathy Stack. Kim Bracco, Jackie Moore ARD, May Schwartz, Renee Walchuk, Michele Beneficl, Kim Campbell. Not Pictured: Kathy lederhos. 103 Back Row: Pal Driggs, Potsey Webber, Flint Michels, D. Gregory Smith, Mick O'Sullivan, Lee Vogelman, John Connolly, Mike Kauzlarich, Rick Crabtree. Middle Row: Todd Polly, Mark Weitzman, Randy Harrington, Cameron Javid, Bof McCarthy, Haji, Tom Mueller, Tuk, Mike Schemmel. Front Row: Eric Morgan, Matt Driessen, Dick Cook. John Kober, George Herriges, John Holland, and Don O'Hara. BORROMEO HALL 104 2nd SOUTH Back Row: Brett Ouellette, Steve Adams, Ric Minudri, Don Mahoney, Mike (anikula, Jim Dockstader Middle Row: Shawn Clark, Kirk Safford, Jeff Zenk, Dan Sweeney, Jon Vipperman, Chris Ellsworth, Mark Thompson. Bottom Row: Paul Czarnomski, Jim Stanchfield, and RobGabrish. Heidersdorf, Karla Skalxonski. Front Row: Jane Moscinski, Anna Kane, Theresa Thompkins, and Beth McKillop. 105 2nd MAIN and 3rd OLD Back Row: John De Barber, Michelle Mack, Joe Super, Michelle Hartman. 3rd Row: Satoshi Matsuishi, Cindy Garlitz, Rhonda Schliep, Lisa Kornick, Casey Geaney, Cary McDermott, Joey Laythe. Mitsuko Imai, Jolynn Stcher, Shannon Smith. 2nd Row: Pam Edwards, Mike Ganley, Johna Hamby, Georgia Moore, Chris Jam, Shari Lennon, George Bourekis, Jauntae Foltz, Ed Stein, Russ Garrow. Front Row: Tod Ricker, Elsie Francis, Dan Rose, Darla DeMaris. Larry Hea-ly, Kari Turk, Suzette Walstad, Lee Tierney, and Erin Bishop. 106 Back Row: Ann Kloster. Maisie Bauer, Emily Schmid, Celeste Tunk, Sue Whiting, Donna Marks, 3rd Row: Dawn Percy, Sandy Olson, Kristi Martin, Julie Rowen, Stacey Morris, Ann Schneller, Kim Campbell, Michelle Henneberg, Tina Rust, Melissa Lavender, Liz Schmitz, Nancie Nordwick. 2nd Row: Carol Larson, Emma Franks, Marvalee Calnan, Tammy Ballerstein. Front Row: Shari Brown, Theresa Foster, I inda Drake, Kathleen Hughes, and Elizabeth Perrier. 107 OLD 4th 8 0 U T H 8ack Row; |im Balk.ov.it , Allan Field. Sttvc Dunn, Matt Innis. Chuck Morfey, Dan Cate, Chris lane. 4th Row; Dave Miller, Bruce McGough, Travis Vaira, Mark Loveall. 3rd Row; Roger Rodrigue , loren Doornek. Matt Ottinger. Brian Paeper, Gordv Higgins, loe Soiogub. 2nd Row; Albert Crobe, J. K. Olton, Brian Owens 1st Row: Geoff Gallus. Matt McFadden, Ray Deegan, and Warner McFarland. 108 Back Row. Cathy Evans. Ann Lapke, Amy Kirsch, Geri Ozirsky, Cynthia Alien. 4th Row: Trad filing. Beth Sterling. Dana B.irr. Ann Byrd, lisa Morin. Ann Peterson, Theresa lapke 3rd Row Julie Clark. Carol Brockley. Paula Koch. Kate Sternhagen, Bekah Gallagher. Nancy Serve!. 2nd Row. Angela lubbers, |udy Hansen, Mary McHugh, Mary McCabe. Kris Cloud. Front Row: Pam Flehhmann, and Gloria Perez. 3rd M A I N 109 Back Row: Hiroko, Sharlet Driggs, Damian Powell, Stacey Bernstein, Kuniko Kita ato. Donna Leonard, Stacey Holm, Jan Kaaina, Beth Anderson. Carol Wilson, Stasia Touch. Front Row: Anne Moylan, Julie Popp, Jean Halvorson. Kristy Kinney, and Chris Moran. 110 Back Row: Rick O'Leary, Rob Cash. 5th Row: Brian Graf. Mark Bradsky, Sean Murphy, Nathan June. 4th Row: Anthony Segren, Sean Jackson, Brent Doig, Scott Hexum, Ken Sarkela. 3rd Row: Steve McClain, Scott Cifrese, Jay Murphy, Bob Jurasek. 2nd Row: Ken Volk, Keith O'Reilly, Chris Volk. Front Row: Katsuo Inoue. 1 ST M A I N 3rd SOUTH hi dick Row: Pat McKay, George Woiter, Vince DeFelice. Front Row: John VcrPloegen. Thad Wocasek, John Amoroso, and Hisashitagaya. « season A L e come an 'ion a It our HathS eao one a know owe o mm h ear trie no hose t rea Mi red ft m eS me a richer man anno had uou Clockwise; Paula Koch and 1 im Dennehy, Margarel Kooning, Brad Moll, and Miranda Burgess, jonel Speare, Alicia Byrd and Jean Halvorson, Nancy Greytak and Meg Collins, Mary Scharf and Him Michaels, Tod Kicker, Belh Sterling and Mark Olson, Ann Moylan. Mike Whyle, and Ann 8yrd. Cenler; lay Murphey. 114 Top to Bottom; Rick Crabtree, Georgie Her riges, and Bob McCarthy, Dana Barr and Lisa Morin, Mary McHugh, Brent Doig, Bob lurasek, and Mark Bradsky, Garret McFarland, Geri Ozirsky, Dana Barr, Nancy Servel, and Kim Campbell, Geoff Ormiston and Stacey Morris, Amy Kirsch, Paula Koch, Ann Lapke, and Beth Sterling. 115 Clockwise; Mary McHugh, Garret McFarland, Nancy Servel, and Geoff Callus, Todd and Julie Polly, Brenda Sebastian and John Phyfield, Theresa Lapke, Sheila McKillop and Mary Keyes, Joey Laythe, Mark Olson. Center; Tim Dennehy. 116 Clockwise; Sharlet Driggs, Karen Barnhardt, and May Schwartz, |ohn Michelotti, Michelle Mack, Carol Brockley, Larry Healy, Casey Geaney, and Sam Art is, Theresa Lapke and Joe Shearon, Nora Healy and Christine Pen-dhill, Ann Peterson and Paula Koch. Center; Sheila Reefe. 117 Clockwise; Sam Art is and Ted Mulligan, Rick Rilter and Pal McKay, Siobhan Preston, Lisa Hagen, Hanging out together, Kate Ster-nhagen, John Facundus and Anne Moylan. Center; Suitua Keleti and Tim Dennehy. 118 Clockwise, The Gang; Cesilee Zimmer, Ric Minudri and Diana Sherer, I arry I lealy, Donna Leonard, and Ted Mulligan, Lisa Morin and Rocia Bencia, Theresa Lapke and Joey Laythe, Brad Andersen and Kirby Nelson. 119 120 121 Clockwise; Dave Wulf. Thom Pcck and Bart Aby, Time out for TV. Alicia Byrd and Mike Whyte, Paul McHugh, Kirby and Bryan, Warner Me t arland, Anna Schorr and Joey Layihe. Center; Jean t lalvorson. 122 123 Clockwise; Brad Moll and Kevin Pederson, Warner McFarland, Karen Barnhardt ami Shade! Dnggs, Kirby Nelson, Pam Cooper and Mark Olson, Joe Hollenback, Lisa Hagen ami Pal Dixson. Cenler; Davey Cox. 124 Clockwise; Rex Renk, Bilscy Draw, and Mike Whyte, Thom Peck, Joey laythe. 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