DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

When winter passed, she came again, And her song released the sudden spring, Like rising lark, and falling rain, And melting water bubbling. I.R.R. Tolkien To what purpose, April. do you return again? Beauty is not enough. You can no longer quiet me with the redness Of little leaves opening stickily. Iknow what I know. The sun is hot on my neck as I observe The spikes of the crocus. The smell of the earth is good. It is apparent that there is no death. But what does that signify? Not only under ground are the brains of men Eaten by maggots. Life in itself Is nothing, An empty cup, 8 flight of uncarpeted stairs. It is not enough that yearly, down this hill, April Comes like an idiot, babbling and strewing flowers. Edna St. Vincent Millay I see that all are wanderers, gone astray Each in his own delusions; they are lost In chase of fancied happiness, still wooed And never won. Dream after dream ensues; And still they dream that they shall still succeed. And still are disappointed. William Cowper mu P5 Mamm g mmm .51. . :5 :95 ail? Is '55 3g; A: gshsxmu. W5: 5. . ..p'..?? t n a Iczg p S! - h . . . What's the world to you? Much. I was born of woman, and drew milk, As sweet as charity. from human breasts. I think, articulate, I laugh and weep, And exercise all functions of a man. How then should I and any man that lives Be strangers to each other? William Cowper Come along in then, little girl Or else stay out! But in the open door she stands, And bites her lip and twists her hands, And stares upon me. trouble-eyed: Mother, she says, I can't decide! I can't decide! Edna St. Vincent Millay When Summer lies upon the world, and in a noon of gold. Beneath the roof of sleeping leaves the dreams of trees unfold; When woodland halls are green and cool, and wind is in the West, Come back to me! Come back to me. and say my land is best! I.R.R. Tolkien A ship then new they built for him of mithril and of elven-glass with shining prow; n0 shaven oar nor sail she bore on silver mast: the Silmaril as lantern light and banner bright with living flame to gleam thereon by Elbereth herself was set. who thither came and wings immortal made for him. and laid on him undying doom. to sail the shoreless skies and come behind the Sun and light of Moon. I.R.R. Tolkien We make ourselves a place apart Behind light words that tease and flout, But oh, the agitated heart Till someone find us really out. 'Tis pity if the case require tOr so we sayt that in the end We speak the literal to inspire The understanding of a friend. But so with all, from babes that play At hide-and-seek to God afar. So all who hide too well away Must speak and tell us where they are. Robert Frost nnnnnnnn 111111111111111 LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ L JK JK JK JK JK JK JK K? K? K? K? K? K? K? I LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ LIJ L JK JK JK JK JK JK JK ' K? K? K? K? K? K? K? 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WQV- - u.-. ee$eH nmmmnmA men . . rmyrxmmw tb.m$s.n .ln .1 e cmunmbc es aar a miawm m aasmay .w LrMsmH w SWoeA w m wmrd.a.nh M Pmmmd .u. kt e O m... m$1hpg m FHuWum F a .1 e eaPolmf m hmemdm G. TBDaap m .0 lo h w U 0 H n m AWS Gary Pope, Rosemary Grubba MAI 21ml Mrs Robert K. Bernard M Sgt and Mrs. Red Elk CPT and Mrs. Charles R. Backlin LTC and Mrs. Ralph R. Drake C$CT Ken Lantz, Donna Killoughey Dean and Mrs. John Masturson Military Ball SH: and Mrs. Rnhurt L, Wumlfurk. 2LT Inc Wamlnwik The Military Ball is the nnce-a-year excursion 0f the Military Science Department into ' high society. The Ball is attended by students. cadets, faculty, Army. Navy. and Air Force. Q' 2 $ , 2: a . Vladimir Perovich. Vera Perovich. CWSG Larry Dolan CPT Charles Bucklin. Nancy Schmalz. Mitch Bmzznr CMAI Bill Kovacs. Sharon Roggow. CwSSC Luke Anichini The walk down the Arch of Sa- bers climaxed the anticipation of the evening, each candidate wondering who would be the new Queen. GwSFC F ' ' ' r .- rank Smith, Janice Waclaka.2LTIoe H aclamk CHLT Pat Murphy. Paula Nothem. Reigning Queen. GwCOL Bob 19 Karmgard CKlPT Phil Zimn. Sharon Roggnw cmp'r Phil Zima. Ianice Waclawik MAI and Mrs. Willie E. Little 21 HICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHI I HICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHICAGOCHIl An independent Concert Commit- tee brought a tempest to DePaul. The whirlwind sounds of HChica- go attracted the largest crowds ever seen at DePaul. When the storm cleared, along with the de- bris on Coach McGrath's floor, they left a $5,000 scholarship fund for the DePaul School of Music. I 27 infiltltlvil Dr. Allumnnd Dr. Dosogne. Dr. Humersma 4 a j. :a, 2 Commencement Commencement for most people is something they have to attend in order to get their diplomas. Some people go because their parents want to see them on stage in cap and gown. Few go for the pure joy of sitting still for hours, listening to speeches, watching the others herded across the stage to receive their empty red folders. 29 Arthur Schaeffer June 71 Commencement was something else. The speeches were considerably short- er and the ballet lent an element of cul- ture. The high point of the day was the presentation of the St. Vincent DePaul Award. Mahalia Jackson, in one of her last public appear- ances before a stroke, accepted the award and sang for the grads. 32 Rev. Iohn R. Cortelyou, C.M., Mahalia Jackson Jeanne Barry, Mahalia Jackson 33 Summertime, and the living is easy? While DePaul rests the students go out in search of a fortune; at least enough to pay next year's tuition. A math major might spend the sum- mer figuring out the volume of the hole he's digging. Unfortunately, even the people with clout didn't have jobs this summer. Thank goodness for groups like the FREE Street Theater. At least you could be happy while you loafed. Boy, these kids today donW know how good they have it. Why don't they get jobs? 38 round trip from: BOSTON..............................$21O CHICAGO...........................$256 LOS ANGELES.............$325 NEW YORK $210 PHILADELPHIA............$225 My Everybody Fare. i Fly when you wish. No clubs to join. k Stay in Europe from 14-45 days. You couldn't hitchhike to Europe at this mm While most people can t make ends meet, the gov- ernment is making moves to enable big business to offer terrific savings to the consumer . . . LOWEST FARE IN HISTORY T0 ITALY And You Don't Fly Charter Anyone 25 to 12 Years of Age Goes for Just $259m$mg Allitalia ITALY's WORLD AIRLINE Summer of 71 - when Nixon froze everything but fruits, vegetables, and tuition. WI. King Of Swords, significator: brown haired, brown eyed man. Fool, present influence: important choice to make. Strength UeversedJ, immediate obstacles: abuse of power. discord. Moon ReversedL specific goal: peace gained at a cost. Hierophant, past influence on future: bondage to con- ventions of society. Star IreversedL past events: stubbornness. The Tower, future influences: old notions upset, disruption that may bring en- lightenment. Wheel of Fortune Reversedl, questioner and attitudes: reap as one has sown. World Ireversedj. environmental aspects: fear of change. Seven of Cups, inner emotions: seeker has had too many ideas; in imagination some attainment but nothing substantial. Forces are scattered. Four of Swords treversedL final result: activity, social unrest Orientation 42 3g? Everyb0dy s talking at me, CanW hear a word they're saying, Only the echoes of my mind. Nilsson Dean Lowery Composing an Orientation Program for fresh- man and transfer students is not easy. Uust ask Dean Lowery, Father Hinni, Mary Dickson or any one of the students on the Orientation Com- mitteeJ Many a summer night was spent en- during meetings, preparing the agenda. By the end of summer, the plans were in their final stages and the meeting at Lemont for the pro- spective group leaders brought the planning to an end. Bill Maloney, Liz Klusek, Sheila Redford. Iohn Ricchetti. Elene Strempek, Frank Poremski 44 Father Hinni Marissa D Amic0 Regardless of how well distributed and systemized the program is, through the eyes of a confused freshman it appears as organized chaos at most. Ioni Makowski 45 The ttlazz Ensemble Amidst the maelstrom of Orientation, students looked for something to ease their minds. De- Paul anticipated this and provided the answer e music. The Music School was represented by the Hlazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Joseph Casey. The variety of sounds was augmented by the Just Us, a folk group of DePaul students. Bob Supernaw. Arlene Guzik , ng-al 5de 3; m c M a Mu aniy. WW, 31...; Father Hinni, Mary Kay Byrne. Maureen McCauley lust Us Dr. Sarubbi '6 X K; Rod Riddle. Paul Karaskiewicz. Dun Lungan, Huh Simonsis. Iim Clark. Ray Schihl Mike Tyrrell, Dan Langan. Henry Valiulis, Mark Mistretta. Ierry Mazurek Once again, the students and faculty revelled in the annual Student-Faculty Basketball Game. The faculty, prime examples of physical fitness, returned to vanquish the opposition, but the students were a spirited group. The game was action-packed and half-time was exciting. Be- tween the voluptuous Cheerleaders and the unveiling of Stella, the crowd went wild. Can you blame them? Stella Buombrmm Kevin Donavan, Ian Federinko The resident students, unlike the commuter students, have the university as their total environment. The dorm students quickly made the ttstrangers feel at home with a pizza party and beach party. 50 , . . . food service . . . . independence . . . . laundry , , . walking distance from classes . . . . noisy floors . . . . open hours . . . . no family . . . . no fam- ily . . . . no one to blame when you oversleep . . . . freedom . . . . loneliness . . . . new friends . . .. Cynthia Such They came carrying their ideas of how to be a college student. Orientation showed them there is no role to play - just Let it be. 51 Marge and Fitz, Pushball Queen and King Bill Mu ndt, Ierry Mazurek, Mark Mistretta Neil Stout, Mary Dickson Kangaroo. Kourt Presiding judge, Barb Clausen, and a carefully selected jury of upperclass- men passed sentence on freshmen caught without button andhr Signpost. Guilty and not-guilty, regardless of charge, were punished equally. Frank Koss, Jim Higgins 53 Neil Stout. Mary Dickson. Carla Michelotti, John Buckley, Ray Schild Iim Higgins, Ann Schillinger lcius Marge Pa 54 Wayne Strnad, Frank Koss, Jerry Mazurek Ray Schild. Laura Dunne Lois Stoul Mark Mistretta 55 w aw V ; .. w nWanVirngg? w 'Ani ,. Mummgm x hmgur Didja ever wanna have an all-out' mud fight with your friends? The Kids at DePaul found a safe way to do it. The annual Pushball Contest usually starts as a battle between upperclassmen and fresh- men. Jim Clark Frank Kielar 53kt? . a; 51.3 Mark Mistretta It'ends as a battle be- tween everybody and everybody. Nobody wins. 59 Debbie Bilka tan Gil Gai I Terri Rosch Gerri Goclan In an effort to break the monotony of the blank concrete walls of SAC, the Art Department called attention to itself by attaching its own small wooden blocks to the larger ones al- ready holding the building together. Suzette Power Marty Munroe State Rep WWM,MWH 4 ntative Paul I. Randolph By invitation from the Young Republicans, political speakers came to DePaul to sell their ideas to win the ttcollege. vote. Richard Friedman hm VOTER BAPSESSION hmv BHL H D'VC K FFIECJ mON M drherspmkm GT DEPAUl UNIVERSITY Sg-lbrdoY, NOV 20 UPTOWN iOM +0 3m 5AC ' 5gp, rejistfmd l and lunch, rs: State Representative Harold Collins David Brierton Lou Langston, Director: Illinois Department of Human Relations chance to present what they feel 11' V. m r a C c M e n e on U E Cong. Roman Pucinski. Cong. Morgan Murphy The Democrats also had the L , ..nihrw?9z i.5 . 5a, . 4:, V Lt. Governor Paul Simon Kevin Kuberski. Barb Perillo Play tryouts weeding out the good from the better. Marie Kunovic MM WW unswam Mike Maggie Kevin Kuberski p, . 2.. 4 anuA.1Am$M A Ahhdulvu 4. v 1 Susan Baldacci 65 Rich Leff Marie Kunovic, Kevin Kuberski, Rich Leff Rich Leff ! IDo I Do! David Arthur, Roberta Stack 68 Sororities, fraternities, and independents have a lot more in common than they'd like to imagine. One of the biggest common de- nominators is the dance, an extra activity for some, and an only activity for others. . f u Larry Kreyche The Uptown Community Organization needed help a $300 phone bill to pay. Dr. Robert Ogden and Iuan Garcia organized a benefit concert in a few hours. Rev. Iebrus Hacker 0f the U60 expressed his amazement that a Wascist organization like DePaul would ever Sponsor such a concert. Randy Buchik Reverend Iebrus Hacker ,, ww nuwsm w w t mxwgwxm$ N w wwwwg, Ron Romanski Halloween is a magic time for little kids, and a lot of big kids find a lot of magic in making little kids happy. 74 Once again, the Globetrotters returned to DePaul for the benefit of the Settlement House. The audience was appreciative as usual, especially the little kids. 75 mgpwu; w, ,, , wym; m ' 1? mewwwmmwmw Only a year late . .. --..........'.., g- vu .w H..Y.,,.M ll,lllllll n... -....n-m- 9, g into the new Center? ptember. When are you movin A Year ago last Se Oh. t6 l Grand Opening was still a little premature. Iim Dunneback, Manus Boyle Gerri Goclan Larry Kreyche. Cindy Lowery Tim Moore Although it isn't quite common knowledge, DePaul students are working to make the Breakfast Program a nourishing experience for both cooks and kids. 6:30 a.m. comes awfully early, but it's worth the effort. Christmas - a time for making others happy. A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum '2. . m wuammm ' Carole Edwards Floyd Spence YAF and PSSA sponsored a US. Congressman from South Caro- lina, Floyd Spence, who spoke to convince us that more money should be spent on defense. Maybe itts a dirt track on a windy day, maybe itts a wooden track in a gym during a snowstorm, perhaps its across grassy ground, just as the trees begin to bud. Wherever it is, the men of track and cross-country are there to compete against time, other runners, and themselves. Training lasts all year long - a race, a few minutes. Seldom achieving massive acclamation from the student body, they compete for the personal sense of accomplishment. The strain of mind and muscle is the weapon on their field of honor. Tom Bucaro. Iim VanLinden Phil Lundquist, Neil O'Shea 89 Roger Shannon. Chuck Marino Mike Gillespie, Al Burke Hans Pligge Mike Gillespie Kathy Schmid, Mary Dickson Ellen O'Brien, Marianne Luptak, Marget Martin, LhVonne Caston. Debbie Tidwell, Georgeanne Spelich, Carla Michelotti, Laurie Wojciechowski, Cathy Swiderski, Kevin Cunningham h$waM . - I 445; r 93 Gwen Lewandowski. Mary Kay McCloskey. BELOW: Bi Piper. Marge Mc- Closkey len, Ellen O'Br ichelotti, Candidates: LaVonne Gaston, Marianne Luptak, Marge! Martin, Carla M Mary Dickson, Georgeanne Spelich, Cathy Swiderski, Debbie Tidwell Wojciechowsk 1e Laur' n H mm .. w . Hutu! 7:9, m Carla Michelotti. Paul Schouten .KAK . by , .V R . AAAAAA ms . LaVonne Caston, Andrew Humphries Marget Martin, Ren Rooney Marianne Luptak and escort Laurie Wojciechowski and escort ttOnly the beginning of what I want to feel forever h To boost the reborn spirit, a Queen should be a leader, not a servant or a curio. Homecoming has changed in the past two winters. It is a significant event e fun, excitement, yet still some- thing that can be taken seriously. But... ttIt's only the beginning, Onlyjust the start . . Ceorgeanne Spelich, lack Eichstaedt Hz. Kathy Huska.1971 Homecoming Queen tigkdih'vwzzgffr ..n,: In Jv ItI-tz H x :y'. n, ..,, WWW 'Mintt '. .q Cathy Swiderski. Frank Godinez 95 Ellen O'Brien, Bob Westberg Debbie 'l'idwell, Robert Johnson my n qr. AnANF-l. wVVkvv vvvvvaVV A II..II Debbie Tidwell. 2nd runner-up Marget Martin. lst runner-up Carla Michelotti, 1972 Homecoming Queen Chuck Marino 3? Doug Bruno, Mike Gillsespie Mary Alis Shevlin Almost the entire Demon team perform- ed before the largest crowd of the sea- son to run the Lewis College Flyers out of Alumni Hall with a well-deserved 90-82 victory. Nick Hirtzig mmn-unw DePaulhs College of Commerce gives its students a better chance of finding a job after graduation. The soaring cost of remaining in Lewis Center's business- like atmosphere has impressed upon them the waning power of the dollar. 101 Dr. Conrad Chyatte g Dr. M. A. McWhinnie DPC and LA8zS make up most of the uptown cam- pus. The faces and everyday activities are known to most students and need little introduction. Dr. Richard Houk, Mr Prinzing. Hank Mulfinger, Vicki Siarny Mr. Herbert OFFICE OF LLEGE OF LAW ll c0 CLASS ROOMS iggfsgya A T. R U 0 C T O O M Law students at DePaul are here for one reason - to learn how to use the law, not misuse it. They have been a prime example of education in action, much to the dismay of their administration. William Wright. Cornelius Hallahan Gustav Mahler Animal Farm Bob Keesee rywvnrw, 3xw i a i t i t 1 oMW- .4 v K Entering the fifth floor downtown is like entering another world. The Music School people seem to tune out the rest of the world when practicing or playing. This can he un- nerving to those with less dedication antlmr concentration. Dr. Leon Stein 108 Dr. Bernadine Pietraszek Night school is really nothing at all like any other part of DePaul. Its students are both old and young, part-time and full-time, degree and non-degree-seeking. 109 Father Jeremiah Lehane Moved from the basement to the mainstream of student life, LPCs new cafeteria makes lunch slightly more tolerable. Informed sources, however, report that the food is still better downtown. Japanese paper-folding, usually known as Origami, is an art not too well- known in Western culture. It requires both disci- pline and concentration, but isn,t really either as difficult or as easy as it may appear. swag m 9:00 QLM. m r; HARRY cftnhmsnronn m hmsmmr. mm um .. mum 3'. ..u .n uuumn A HI ' A ., ... U .. I Ilh P t HUI, 0' Cool CQUNVV :rtnvk ma .Amumalh , v , ,1 9' w m m u mum 1 ; rum , Iigibility For Registration I UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP. I AGE: 18 YEARS-ON OR BEFORE MARCH 21. 1971, J RESIDENCEWclmonmm: STATE: 6 MONTHS , pascmcr. 30 DAYS A A5 or MARCH 21; 1972. ibmh none: ACCURACY 0' ALL AS YO YNE RUTH AND ON GIVEN YO YNE IEGISYIATION ONE! IS REQUIRED BY ILLINOIS LAW W AN OAYN V5111 INIORMAII ,1... If they won't come to you, go to them. It's a successful way to get people to register to vote. Many of them wouldn't bother otherwise. Not just another food drive, the Great Can Race was a contest to see which or- ganization could build the longest line of cans for the Common Pantry. It became an official race, with a trophy at the end, awarded to the winner, Alpha Sig's. Gregory Trush Two Of the biggest centers for spontaneous activities are the Pit and the ttLink where mock weddings take place and people sit at tables to promote their own projects and ideas. Even the government got in on it, offering job opportunities to unemployed students. 119 The University includes more than just Classrooms and cafeterias. The commuter student must also learn to relate to the surrounding neighborhoods. ma Nick kais. Russ Stewart. Bub Ricker. Greg Trush, Ed Tonry. Tom Barounis. Iim Weging, Iohn Koniulku Randy Huchik 122 Tim Fitzpatrick Bill Mundl. Mary Dickson Study is one of the most important parts of student life. The methods may vary, but every- one has to study at least once in a while. De Paul's library makes this difficult at times. Tony Reinerl V3.13: i v, FEEDING 3w ' momma IFS not just distance that separates DePaul's campuses. . . Nor is it the environment. R 3d. a.gnunnjsI-u... x. ' 3. mx - 3.. mutualmmmmmuut-uanmm; Or is it? That which may seem obvious can be elusive. Dr. Edward M. Stout son, student, decorated veteran, Dean, Vice President, President, member, friend, author, husband, father Frank Conroy son, student. friend, ROTC cadet, graduate 132 J A Kahlil aim; :Vfind it unless you 333k: it 133 Y6u would know the secret of deathX x , T'Mtlnl in N ; s : GR OUPS 136 Young Republicans The Young Republicans, the liberal branch of YAF, fights to convince the student body of the right way of thinking. Long in their support of President Nixon and short in their love for Governor Ogilvie, the YR's are responsible for surveys of student thought and dis- semination of party literature. Their philosophy can be summed up in the works of Horatio Alger. FIRST ROW: Nick Tznkis. SECOND ROW: Helen Smmpu. Diane Bursak. Mary Ann Mnjtmtski. THIRD ROW: Bub Ritzkur. Dun Wil- lig. Kenneth Mylrnu. FOURTH ROW: Freddie Rnhun. Russ Stew- urt. lim Pmrtz. AI Puvin. Kevin O'Donnell, Joseph Cello. Tony Reinurl DEPARTMENT Young Americans . of for Freedom k If . A Q LITARY SCIENCE The Young Americans for Freedom, the conservative branch of YR, sponsor lively. invigorating, and thought-provoking mass meetings of five people or more to promote the current conservative 100k on world events. Among these can be counted a Let-Chiang-Loose demon- stration at the Federal Building. V V Their philosophy shows all the .t ' warmth and sympathetic under- FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Majewski. Kevin O'Boy. SECOND ROW: Russ Stewart tChairmany. Mi- standlng Of 8 Thomas d9 Torque- chelle Lyons. Casey Sparkman, Pat Pavin. THIRD ROW: Alex Pavin. Gil Jimenez. Bob Ricker made. 137 Womenhs Athletic Association STANDING: Carol Muehleman. Marlene Lamprinos. Pam Young, Paulette Steiner. Mrs. lean Nurdherg tMmlerutorl. SITTING: Nancy Biena, Pat Zydowsky, Barbara Bavirsha, Colleen Kane. Margaret Schlichting, Chris Zelasko The Women's Athletic Association, commonly known as WAA. is not a bunch of cry-babies. A service organization open to all DePaul coeds, it sponsors extramural and intramural tournaments. Trying to get it all together is the aim of the University Volunteer Bureau. The bureau hopes to show students how to get involved in the Lincoln Park area and beyond through volunteer work. The hope of University Volunteer Bureau the people is part of UVB's hope to make things just a little bit better. s M uunwigja iv, Viv e. STANDING: Sheila Spawth. Marilyn Mieszala. Sharon Richlak. Cathy Swiderski. KNEEIJNG: Susan Shallcross. Linda Tomkow TPS Tri Pigma Sti STANDING: Wilhelm Schwartz. lethro. The Butcher. Sarge. Sweetie. Big George. Lucy Morals. SITTING: Emma Honk- cr. Dr. Strangelove. Blind justice. The Enforcer. Teen Angel Theta Phi Alpha, once a very ac- tive sorority, still sponsors the Playboy of the Year dance. FIRST ROW: Mary Jean Beagley morresponding Secretaryl. Maureen Flaherty IHistorianl. Colleen Cody tTreasurerl. Marge Svachula Nice Presidentl. Lynne Fleming lRecording Secretaryl. Diane Bak lPledge Mistressl. Elizabeth Nowak IMarshalL Ianis Kowal mush Chairmanl. Peggy Lannon lPresidentl. Kate Tunney IParliamenlarianl. SECOND ROW: lsla McClashan. Linda DiVito. Ieanne Pielrzak. Adele Burgess. Pam Borowski, Georgeanne Spelich. Joyce Guinan, Gayle Carbone. Pat Bennett. Debbie Kois. Liz Hillman. Mary Ellen McKitlerick. Father Thomas Hinni tModerator! The Dead End Kids FRONT: Randy Buchik. Mary Dickson and Friend Iohn Fitzgibbon and Friend Lucy Rundle. BACK: Kathy McHugh. Tom 0 Malley T 9 E The members of Tau Theta Epsilon are a bunch of cool heads who manage to get their feet into everything. They sponsor the annual UMOC at which the ugliest man on campus is given a face-lift for charity. J's , ' 43?; 1?! Him I ,.. '13,?! NW . 3V4 51w I r L 13:: 15311lr'f;;.1 dzi' : ' 19min in:l 'l'lmhw :maii f5 5 1' IN ' III nu H W l I 3 h . h-.a.g1u ! n. . Iim lFabianl Fabis. Dan IDanny Boyl Cochran tPresidentl. Eddie tThe Fast Onel Marciniak IVice Presidentl, Bill lMuff. SrJ Rostron. Gary lCerbl Weber. lack lS.SJ Kearns. King Kong Kelly. Wizzie tRecording SecretaryLReefe W. Reed. Denny IBogarll Bogacki !Corresponding Secretary3. NOT PICTURED: Gary Pekala lTreasurerl. Larry Dohman, Ed Flaska. Greg Cole. John Sweeney. MarlyPanaroni lQueenI 140 NOT PICTURED: Tau Sigma The first official independent male and female organiza- tion that puts service before social activities, Tau Omicron Kappa Fratority lends a helping hand that affects people as near as Lincoln Park and as far as Dixon, Illinois. De- spite all the work, TOK manages to find time for social activities too. SITTING: Bill Mundt tMale Co-Chairmanl. Mary Dickson. FIRST ROW: John Fitzgerald, lohanne deChris- lOpher. Donna Nekoliczak. John Ricchetti, Thom Dammrich. Greg Lietzau tParliamentarianl. Joann Ingram lMemhership Directorl, Mike Kuhaszewski. Claudia Spintzyk ISncial Directorj. Wally Cramiak Ulistorianl. Frank Pnremski. Mike Zimny ITreasurert. Tim Grzesiakowski. Wally Maksymec. SECOND ROW: Kathy Mc- HUgh tRecording Secretaryl. Frank Godinez. Bitl VanOrnum, Lyn Tomkow tMembership Directory, Kathy Huska IFemale Co-Chairmanl. TOP ROW: Ray Schild. Yo Ferrer. Ierry Mazurek. Cathy Swiderski Service Director! 141 TOK Teeeeks, otherwise known as Tau Kappa Epsilon, are a gang of guys who keep the home fires burning through Charity work, involvement in student organizations, and sponsoring the Christmas in November dance. TKE KNEELINC: B2222 H2222uli22u, Tum H22nn22gh22n. FRONT ROW: Kevin M2210ney.Al lurgutis, Marilyn Natiello 2Swee2- 222 .2222 Hill W22l222222k lllisl22ri22n2. Bill l22vin22 2Vi2222 Pr22si2222n22 20hn Dwy22r 28erge22n2- -a2- armsl Henry Valiulis l2 lhnpluinj 212222 2 Iifford lPr22 2si2222 2n22 Orin M02223 2222h22r Patrick O Brien 2M0derator2. BACK ROW: Tom Dobski 'l2222i 222222222222 22222222112255 B2222 Rum. 22222 lev22 $22 2 Iohn 82222220 Bernie Dockal Rick Roller 2Treasurer2 Kevin I. IppS 222122 222122 M22520 222 R22: 22 Rutkuwski SGA A cross-sectional conglomerate of thirty five representatives, Student Government Association leads or drags the student body into piecing together services, activities, and issues which af- fect administrative policies and student life. FIRST ROW: Ray Schild, Sue S22stak. K222hy Schmidt 2Tr2222522r22r2. lane Dolan. lnhn Filzgerald. SECOND ROW: 2222221222222 Donovan, Mary Schillingor. Kevin Cunning- h22m 2A22minislr2222v22 Vi2222 Pr22sid22n22. 2222222 22222222 2.222Ix'isur2. Cindy Buniuk 28222:- r22222ryl. THIRD ROW: M222 2322mm IEX2222222iv22 X'i2222 Pr22si2222n22. Randy Buchik. lohn Ri2:ch22222. Mary Dickson IPr22si2l22n22. $2222 'I'r.22:z. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Strnad. 22m Waging. Vin2222 K22n22. Paul K22r22ski22wicz. Cindy Lowery. Iim Clark. 2222222 Delaney. 22m K22zmi22r2zz22k. 'I'im Moore 142 Student-Faculty Cheerleaders KNEELING: Michelle. Denise, Marjorie. TOP: Geraldine. STANDING: Hen- rietta Also known as Black Berets, the Special Forces Company involves strenuous physical training, hand-to-hand combat. field problems, and repelling, with sponsors participating in most activities. Proud of their hard-won distinction, the beret says more about them than they Could themselves. Special Forces Company FIRST ROW: Sean Boyle. Wayne Batkiewicz. Cindy Shoemaker ISponsorl. Yolanda Williams tSponsorl. Cornelius Hallahan. Ken Zabielski. SECOND ROW: Tim Fitzpatrick. Charles Davis. George Synowiec. Mike Sweeney. Dave Snead. Jeffery Arthur. Rick Betton, Alan Beuscher. David McWhinnie. THIRD ROW: Phil Brankin lCommanderL Kevin Barry fExecutive Officerl. Larry Dolan lCommandert. Tom Costello IAd- visorl. Luke Anichini tAdvisorl. Emilio Acevedo lSergeant Majorl. SFC Robert Woodfork tModeratorl 143 SAM The members of the Society for the Advancement of Management f irm- ly believe in the Golden Rule: He who has the gold makes the rules. STANDING: Ron Huritz Nice Presidenu. Suzanne Olbrisch tSecretaryL Tom Costello tPresidentl. George Gordon lVice Presidentl. Helen LaVan lModeratorl. SITTING: Daniel anuczywski. Bill Christie. Rich Feuerstein. Frank A. Siciliano. Carol Paulus. Geri Brooks, Angelo DelMurlo. Cary Fichlner. Bob DiGiacomo. NOT PICTURED: Hugh Frazee. lim Hodgdon. Milun Simich U'reasurerl. Carol 8. Iohnson Sinfonia Jerry Berger. Larry Josephson. Steve Kauffman. Robert Lieberman. Phil Blackman lPresidenll. Bob Rada tVice Presidenll. Dr. Fabish. Dr. Thomas Brown. NOT PICTURED: Tony Pons. Ed Casper, Steve Edfors. lohn Radmonski. Bruce Cherry. Dennis McElmeel. Stan Wojciechowski Pi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a professional music fraternity. Their purpose is to advance the cause of music in America. Sinfonia is made up of men who hear the beat of a different timpani. 144 Sieger Drill Team The Sieger Drill Team represents both the University and the Corps of Cadets in meets for exhibition drill and competition in close-order drill. FIRST ROW: Bill Robinzine. Sean Boyle. Walt Reynolds. Andy Zygmunlowicz. Emilio Ace- vedo. SECOND ROW: Hank Mulfinger. Wayne Batkiewicz. Ron Roller. THIRD ROW: Fred Fleury. Ken Batko, Al Beuscher. FOURTH ROW: CXCPT Frank Smith tCommanderl. Mar- garet Wetzel tSponsorl. SFC Robert Woodfork Shantih FIRST ROW: Ken Brantly. Nancy Tolosz. Tony Bruno. Tom Kennedy. Bill Jones. SECOND ROW: Don Koss. Dr. Frederick I. Tietze. THIRD ROW: Or- lando Balelli. Cary Botwin. Marge Hasier. Marilyn Heraty. Stefan Kussy Funded, written, edited, sold, and criticized by students, Shantih serves as a proving ground for the would-be and won't-be literary artists. ROTC Rifle Team The ROTC Rifle Team takes part in meets and practices continually. Their aim is marksman- ship. KNEELINC: 'I'im Fitzpatrick, Albert Chessur. Robert lohnsnn. Ken Zahielski. Henry Ogrodnik. William Rohinzine. STAND- ING: Major Robert K. Burnzml Himachj. Kitty Burg iSpunsnrJ. Kevin Cunningham lTenm CaplzlinJ. NOT PICTURED: Iohn Aubry, Duvc Snuud PAH Rho Delta Pi : friendship, long talks, dances, tears, parties, and sisterhood beyond com- pare. r- ,, FIRST ROW: Betty Shannon. Julie Benednni. lmmne Scherkenbuch. Marie Vernace. Paula Tortorello. SECOND ROW: loaniv Kozlowicz. Eileen O'Brien. Barb Corry, lune Zygaddu. Diane Kajutis. THIRD ROW: Yollanda Mouslakis. Karen Maczka. Suv Short. Cathy Slrus. Ann Marie Kallon. Ioni Makowski tPresidentl. Rita Layman tX'ice President. Rushl. Chris Cajewski lCorres- ponding SecretaryL Ioanne Rouzan lRecording SecretaryI. Paula Nothem $ocial Vice Presidenll. Donna L0 Cicero inslnrianl. Chris Sliwa tTreasurerl. FOURTH ROW: Andy Zernone. Michele Dnsogmr Carol Zuwislak. Geri Peters. FIFTH ROW: Pal Zydowski. Christinv Miltundorf. SIXTH ROW: Monique Dnsngnn. Marge-t Marlin RAhs The Resident Advisors are each responsible for one floor of the dorm. Their jobs require the roles of both overseer and confidante and everything in between. FIRST ROW: Ian Federinko. ludy Kirkundall. Carla Michelnlli. Lynda DullucleLPnt MallnneyeSECOND ROW: Run Romney.1m:Huikuuskus.Cul Slurk. Mike Gordon. Paul Shuulun 3 Pom-Pom Squad The peerless Pom- Pom Squad, always in the middle of things, is one of the very few groups allowed on Coach McGrath's floor. '. .e . Millie Shemluck. Yolanda Williams, Cindy Remmler, Chris Pinatell. Mary Alis Shevlin. Debbie Parrish. Marge Steven. Marlene Lamprinos. Lori Morris. Barbara Blaszyk. Kathy Blase. Ginny Sloan, Ellen O'Brien. Arlene Cuzik. Sharon Pabst. Diane Bendik. Laurie Shimkus 147 PSSA FIRST ROW: Tom Lauletla. Terry Jordan, Diane Burick, Pamela Cummings. Richard Pietrus. James Poetz, Ian Feder- inku. Curlu Mitzhelutti, Al Pavin, Iohn Barrihall. Helen Sz;1r0pa.WiIliam Daley. John Sereda, Bob Winter. Doug Tib- hle. loan Smuda, John Fitzgihhun, Pat Feta. SECOND ROW: John Cieben. Art Lopatka. Al Blatter. Russ Stewart, Greg . . 'I'rush, John Wuhru, Bob Goebel, Bill Noonan. Gregory Lisinski. William Reddy, Paul Sliwa. THIRD ROW: Paul Cote. Nick Tzukis. Don Willig. Kevin Donovan. John Mirecki. Greg Lewandowski, Randy Rice, Lorraine Edwards. Paul Schouten The Political Science Students As- sociation is the organization which gathers together College Demo- crats, Young Republicans, and other budding politicians into labyrin- thine congresses 0f parliamentarian monologue. It is noted for its annual drive to improve the library tthree to datei. It also co-sponsors events with the College Democrats, the Young Republicans, and other po- litical organizations. Located on the edge of the Physics Club FIRST ROW: Ioann Lokay. Lynette Kaspin. Sister Therese Nadrowski. Larry Kulik. campus, not far from Edge- George Tanykt SECOND ROW: Tom McCadd. Ken Lantz. Frank Ranallo ISecretary-Trea- of-Earth, the Physics Club sponsors lectures and films on physical phenomena. the gravity of which is known only to members. sureri. Dr. C. P. Lietz. Ron Sagen tVice Presidentl. Kathy Cahagan tPresidentl. William Carlson, Mark Croch. Dr. A. W. Behof tModeratorl, Paul Lin 148 KNEELING: Tom Pyra, Sam Russo. Linda Vlaming IQueenl. Denny Swiech. Rick Schuda. STANDING: Chuck Sigl. CIDZCP Pal O'Leary. Joe Puk. Bill Pelka. Bud Spikings. Mark Rehberger A national commerce fraternity, Phi Sigma Phi has Iinally found a way to mix business and pleasure. They sponsor the annual Kon-Tiki and Fox Hunt dances. The Phi Kaps are the second oldest frat on campus, founded in 1924. Responsible for the annual ttKaylee and St. Pat's dances as well as the IFC track meet, the brothers of Phi Kappa Alpha seek to maintain themselves as a fine example of ttfraternity through their devotion and brotherhood. FIRST ROW: Bill Maloney lSecrelaryl. Liz Klusek list runner-upt. loe Kurowski. Tom Rzepka lVice Presidentl. loan Kozlowitz t2nd runner-upl. Bob Westberg IPresidentl. Sue Schwartz l1971-72 Queenl. Louie Morteo. Iim Samborski. Rich Walsh lTreasurerl. Greg Swohoda lSecretaryl. Dan Kennedy lSergeanl-at-armsj. SECOND ROW: Mike Schnell IVice Presidentl. Andy lonjevic, lerry Kmiecik. Rich Maas 149 Mr. Stanley Damberger tModeratorl. Robert Peroni, Greg Teister. Tom Ehmann. Iim Skrydlak Secretaryl, George Harris ITreasurerl, Rich Nicholus. Neil O'Sheu IPresidenlJ. Jim Krukunes IVice PresidentI, Mark Lipnick, Rich Mikolajczewski IHistorizm-Correspondentl, Greg Hejnar CDHZ Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor fraternity open solely to freshmen with an average of 3.5 or better. Reentering the mainstream of university life is no mean feat for a barely existent organization. Nonetheless Phi Eta Sigma has recently undertaken a limited but unprecedented program of activi- ties, including sponsorship of guest speakers, films, social gatherings and a year-end banquet. w a CIDEK Phi Epsilon Kappa, a national fraternity open to physical education majors, sponsors meetings, guest lectures, and a volleyball tournament. TOP: Bill Morrissey. Steve Iohnopolos. Ted Poprawski. lim Seri lModeratorL Laurence Hart. BO'I'I'OM: Ed lagiello. Frank Afable. Ken Mason. Ioe Lystak. Bob Carlson 150 Pershing Rifles FIRST ROW: David Snead, Alan Beuscher, C. Hallahan. SECOND ROW: CPT Stephen Gallagher. Ken Bmko. Wayne 1!;an kiewicz. Nancy Schmalz. Tim Fitzpatrick. Cathy Saladin. George Synuwiec. Nancy Nuwuk. Phil Brunkin. Andy Zygmunlu wicz, Iames Hill, SFC Robert Woodfork. THIRD ROW: Larry Dulun. Mike Sweeney. Run Roller. Scam Boyle. Henry Mule finger A national military fraternity, Pershing Rifles strives to turn cadets into better-lhzm- average soldiers. It represents the social life of the ROTC and provides color and honor guards at University functions. Known to some as purveyors of dull, square needles, the senior Nursing class is the third to graduate under NurSing Class DePaul's Baccalaureate Program. SITTING: Kathleen Gustafson. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Goudeaux. Brigitte Schiel, Cecilia Hirlzel, Bonnie Borch- man. Sylvia Barzey. Ewilda Wiley. Sylvia Castleberry. Margaret Connolly. Maureen Duffy. lnsephine Pecorarn. Shirley Huffman. Cynthia Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Walter Marzec. Geraldine Duffy, Mary Wallschlager. Mildred Iackson. Helen McNutt. Marcia McCaughey. Sister Theresa O'Day. James Bush. Mary Poinl. Sister Esther Dolezal. Madelyn Christenson. Rita Reidy 151 Music School Council The representative of Music School, the Music School Council, is made up of one student from each Class. Christine Fracknwiak. Martha Lafrano. Miss Ann Marie Certs. Andell Adams. Arlene Cherry. Arlene Virgil. Mary Allen. Miss Anne Perillo. Melody Lord. Pam Overslruul. Nancy Pudil. Helen Ltmfull MCP A national professional music sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon girls are really sharp. They sponsor a scholarship dinner, a formal dance. and a concert for music graduates. 152 ISC The Inter-Sorority Council, composed of representatives from each sorority, is the unifier and harmonizer 0f sorority life. Their roles this year have been made easier by the current de- cline in interest in pledging. FIRST ROW: Rita Layman. Patti Derrig. Mary Kay Dnlan IPresidonn. Sonja Langer. Michelle Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mary Bnnell, Laurie Quinn. Linda Levy. Carla Michulnlli. Murgul Marlin. Chris Mil- lendorf, Mary McKilterick. Maureen Fluhurly Jeffrey Arthur. Anna Zakarija fPrime Ministerj, Kevin Barry, Iames Gibbs. Robert Ricker. Iames Krukones Secretary of Slatel, Russ Stew- art. Al Pavin. Nick Tzakis fLord Chancellorl. Iohn Kociolko IConslablel. Ed Tonry flnquisitort. James Weging lEmperorl The History Society is a group of unemployed emigres who hope to convince everyone of the benefits of the monarchial system. Its membership consists of mad scientists, political hacks,drog?l aspirants, and even some history majors. It sponsors roun ta e o 0 discussions, speakers and films, and runs the Bastille. It concerns HlStory SOClety itself with trivia questions, such as, what was the first sign put up after the burning of Chicago in 1985? Geographic Society The Geographic So- ciety approaches tho study Of the earth by carto- graphing a series of speeches by eye- witnesses of its topography. FIRST ROW: Victoria Sinrny tFirst Vice Presitluntl. Dr. Richard I. Hnuk fFaculty Advisorl, William D. Siarny tPresidentl. llt-nry l . Mult'ingur lh'minnd Vim: PI'PSHICHIL SECOND ROW: lnunn Hruy, Sister loan Marie l lnterknfler. Elizabeth Siarm Runner Fm. Hunry tlulu, Ruse: XL Schmidt. Beverly Somnsch. THIRD ROW: Mrt Vernon Prinzing. Edward A. Bray, Charles '1' Baker. Mary A. lust. Maury Dnhnny. Evelyn Burg. Iiurhuru ITnicjuwski. Barbara Nelson. Judith A. Mills. Lillian Birchmeiur, Hunning Surensun Security blankets the campus when these during DePaul defenders eter the dastardly designs of the neighborhood den- F Troop izens. SITTING: SGT A. MacKenzie. Don Paschell. Mike Conforti. Pat Myers. SGT Ed Handy. Bill Mundt. Wayne Batko. Ken Lydecker STANDING: Art va'ck. lim Courtnvy. Inn Bellini. Ahol Handy NUT PICTI YRED: Louis lunch. AI Ihlhrmx'nlski DePaulian The DePaulian tyearbookt is a different breed of peo- ple. not to be confused with the DePaulia inewspapert. NOT PICTURED: Iohn Fitzgibhon. Kathy Huskn. Mary Lutze. Tom O'Malley. Rich Pietrus. Kevin Barry. Iim Waging. Rich Race. Marge McCloskey. Pat Lulze. Steve Warner. Gnyle Mitchell. Bill anrm:ki. Hi Piper. Bill llnllendorf. lim Krukones. Bill Jones, Cathy Sulndin. Sean Boyle, lerry Malloney. Iuhn Selnh. Maury Dickson. luliu inlnwski. Linda Tomkow. Gus Trujillo, Randy Buchik. john Ricchetli. Jim Blankenship. lune! Pnlknner. luhn Cznpuwski. Dennis Buy. john Vail. Ralph Van Dyke. Mike Hucklumam. Marilyn Kennedy. Rosie Kusnrck. Sm: Tuhiusz. Otis Harris. Lady. Herbie. The Sink Monster. The Darkroom Poltergeist DePaulia Angry men and women of the DePaulia, courageously hold- ing the thin journalistic line in their decaying high-rise office, have in their expand- ing search for objectivity, managed to present editorial comments on nearly every aspect of campus life. FI'RST ROW: Sam Scifo. loan Smuda. SECOND ROW: Ken Brantly. Su Olbrisch. Holly Malek. Mary Ellen Olbrisch. Ctl R. Jimenez. Margaret Hart. THIRD ROW: Pete Geraci, Greg Lewemdowski. Stefan Kussy. Russ Stewart. Eloy Bur- mama. Rosemarie Vita. Doug Tihhle The largest national sorority on campus, Delta Zeta is noted for its active interest in university life. Annual events in- clude the F0x Hunt and Sophisticated Swing! AZ FIRST ROW: Chris Neurauter. Mary Saccaro, Dorothy Chmielowski. Bernadette Parat. Marty Panaroni, Linda Zhylut. Kathy Sikora, Donna Kwiatkowski, Elene Strempek. SECOND ROW: Barbara Roggow Nice President. Rushl, Inun Dubinu 1C0rresp0nding Secretaryl, Louise Veselka Recording Secretaryl. Rosie Chimpnulis IAssistunt Pledge Captainl. Reenie Ward tPresidentl. Kris Farber Nice President, Pledgingl. Sharon Rugguw lTruusurerl. THIRD ROW: Liz Klusek. Carla Michelotti, Maureen Sexton, Diane Burick FIRST ROW: Marge Stevens. Mary Ellen Veselka. Kathleen Papadakis. Patty Rooney. Concetta Petramala. Susan Watson. Ioann Fillwalk. SECOND ROW: Laurie Quinn. Sonja Langer, Linda Levy, Kathy Gedeon. Agnes Rak. Terry Szymczyk, Ieun O'Crady. THIRD ROW: lane! Matuszczak. Maggie Shevlin. Kathy Schmid. Mary Pat Bonell. Cheryl Smalling. Candy Stefanowicz D Troop Within the sterile environment of the university there exists it group of men who have gained their wisdom from life rather than hooks. Few other people are as friendly or go as far out of their way to help students in nearly any situation. For their troubles they receive little thanks and less recognition. FIRST ROW: Topper. SECOND ROW: Roy Rae, Szymon Tycken. Theodore Murka, Manus Boyle. Frank Mastalerz. THIRD ROW: Carlos Marroavin. George Ewing. Ner- bert Ader. Iim Flannigan, Adao Nunez. Neil Boyle CONTINENTAL ii i BANK BUILP M AEH Delta Sigma Pi is an interna- tional professional commerce fraternity. They sponsor the annual Iurabe dance at which they solve the thorny problem of choosing their rose. FIRST ROW: Don Blyth. Cari Rams ITreasurerl. Donnie Dunne. Sylvester Colletti. Phil Murawski. Tom Nikrut Wice Presidentl. Gil Benes tSociai Chairmanl. Tum Moran lSperts Chairmunl. Hugh Frazer. Iim Hedgen. SECOND ROW: Rich Russu tPrufessiunal Chziirmunl. Ron Kalisz. Tum l,ipinski. Paul Glaser Senior Vice Presidentl. Chris Snternus IPresidentl. Sam Mzischeri. Germ Mnriaritx , Tum Allison. Inn Currmin Linda Snvilskas. Annmarie Kollon. Pal Cannon. Earnestine Cowan. Susan Shallcross. Karen Harlje. Vicki Schoen- feld. Marilyn Mieszula. Brother lamus Bissett. Brother Michael Kinherger. Stefan Kussy. Brother Ieffery Salwoch, Margie Czuhor, Jim Janet. Wally Huruhunlu,Cinu Montcluunc, Mary Rose llerulu.10anne Wolnik, Marge Trojan- owski. Terri Huelul. CENTER: Louise Piwowar tVice Presidentl. Larry Michalowski IPresidenU, Mrs. Cecile Small tAdvisnrl. 1m: Mil l'l'reusurcrl. Mary Skam lSccrotaryl Carl Ullrich. Robert Vecchio IRecording Secretaryl. Martha Lichl Wresidentl. Kathy Ferry. Ron Po- laniecki. Karen Hopkinson morresponding Secretaryl. Marlene Lamprinos IVice Presideml. Fred Genther. Madeline Fernandez. Richard Nicholus Wreasurerl. Father O'Neill IModeratorl. lim Simp- son. Bud Wasiljew IProgram Chairmanl. ON WALL: Father Corlelyou AUX Once-upon-a-time known as the Education Club, Delta Pi Chi serves as a playground for Educa- tion majors to practice their swings and sharpen their wits before endur- ing the joys of working with kids.- AEZ Delta Epsilon Sigma is a national honor society open to all Liberal Arts students with a 3.5 gpa. lnhn Danca, Nicola Tancredi. Dr. Rutherford. Larry Meyers. Marge Clndkowski. Don Rourke. Greg Calla Debate Club Masters in the art of De- bate, these argumentative students travel the country with intent to incite a quiet riot. Their skirmishes are won by logic and rhet- oric rather than drill and regalia. College Democrats Actively patronizing their favorite party, the College Democrats promote political involvement by providing an opportunity for students to hear politicians present their kind of facts. I'IRS'I' ROW: Scott Linn fSecretaryl. Lt. Governor Paul Simon, Nancy Nowak tPrvsitluntl, Bruce Lipstzult. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cronin. Bill Noonun. Becky Nuwuk t'lTeusurerl. THIRD ROW: John Delaney iVice Presidentl. Gregory 'I'rush. Larry antzik. FOURTH ROW: Michael Brennnck. George Ziobro. Greg- or; H'lirien lPulilic Relations Director! Civilian Rifle Team 'iii g .- , A new organization on campus, the Civilian Rifle Team has a different idea of a shot and a beer. The team is a move by the ROTC department to become more involved with civil- ians on campus. KNEELING: Carmen Cruz. Sandi Edwards. STANDING: Pal Liddell. Terry Jordan. Bobbie Seltzer. Kitty Burg. MAI Robert K. Bernard. Sue Sestak. Tarin Dumas. Mike Sloan. NOT PICTURED: Bob Delo tTeam Captain! Chemistry Club David Witkewitz, Sister Anita Baumgartner. Barbra Iedrzejlowski lSecretaryl. Mike Chmielew- ski tTreasurerl. Jeanine Carlson. Ed Mozdzen. Ted lzewski. Androne Pavilcius. Romas Cesns. Dr. William R. Pasteurczyk. Ken Luzhetak. Dennis Banasiak lPresidenll. lames Waging Wine Presidentl The Chemistry Club is dedicated to the promotion of the understanding of chemistry among the student body. The organization was recently honored as one of the thirty-three most active chapters of student affiliates of the American Chemical Society. It car- ries on a tutoring program. sponsors educational and social events, and aids the chemistry department in various ways. Its members concern themselves with up-to-date methods and the most modern equip- ment in chemistry. Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Miss Millie Shemluck fModeratorl. Tina Brown. Regina No- wak, Pam Young. Colleen Mclnerney. Carol Horveth. SECOND ROW: lean Driscoll. Ian Smith. Kathy Gedeon The bright, vivacious Cheerleaders bring the bounce to basketball games. They cheer us On to victory or cheer us up in defeat. Blue Key Blue Key, a national honor fraternity of student leaders, is considering unlocking its doors to women. This ttcon- des'cension, however, may necessitate the re-christening of its annual event - Pink Key Carnival? Nick Tzakis. Abe Gomez, Ken Batko. Iim Weging, Ren Rooney, lohn Danca, Iim Clark, Kevin Cunningham. IN FRONT: Bill Mundt SITTING: Al Thornton. Dana R. Collier. FIRST ROW: Isaiah Perry. Ed Price. William Robinzene. Ken Coleman. Blenders Frazier. Ricky Scrulchins. Fred Fleury. Gilbert Russell. SFC Robert Wotodfork. Chuck Cannon. Maurice Earl. Albert Williams. Maurice Glapion. Otis Harris. Raymond Mills. Robert Johnson. Charles Hughes. Willie Jones. David Smith, Milton Iones. SECOND ROW: Michelle Smith. once lanes. Al Chesser. Marla Campbell. Sylvia Fuller. Renee Vincson. Debra Robinson. La Vonne Caston The BSU is a gathering of black students for the purpose of fortifying the indi- vidual's view of society and the cherishing of a rich cultural heritage. Members constantly meet, formally and informally, which provides a basis for many friendships among the brothers and sisters. 162 BA? FIRST ROW: Gerald Miller lPresidentl. Thomas Fryer ITreasurerl. Gloria Smiskol lSecrelaryl. john De Raimo lVice Presidunll. Ioseph Bright montrollen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crandall lFacully Vice Presidentl. Tom Young. Irene Silvermun. Rosumnrv Dallas, Gaylord Whiting. Wayne Ianus. Barbara Roggow. Sara Lukac. Sue Stycenski. Cathy Gries. Mr. Slrobel. THIRD ROW: Father Munster IChaplainL Iim Skyrdlak. Paul Daugerdas. Wayne Kubicki. Nick Koulias. William Zagroba. Richard Klingcl. Michael Tiney, Kenneth Tyk, Richard Paetsch. Neil Manning. Kenneth Lorek. Paul Gunman. FOURTH ROW: Luster Rnsen. Patrick Hart, John Perkins, Ron Kalisz. Michael Pelrov. Terrence Garvey. Doug Arnold. Lawrence Oosling. loscph Surpico. Sheldon Lopate Beta Alpha Psi, a national honorary whose members are credited with a 2.75 gpu and are held accountable for at least a 3.0 in their major, annually sponsor the scholarship banquet, where $4,000 is brought forward for deserving Commerce stu- dents. Now in its second year, the Art Students League has begun to make its presence noticed. During the your Art Students League they held faculty and student art shows. They hope to show-how involved art is for some people and us it should be for most people. FIRST ROW: Gil Gaitan. Larry Wawzenek. lean Hines. Terry Wolfe. lnsie Boelen. Elisa Baez. SECOND ROW: Peggy Cahill. Lyn Tom- kow. Gerri Goclan. Pete Zaluzec. Joanne Lokay. Sarah Schaefer. Donna Nawracaj. Kalic Moran. THIRD ROW: Terry Rusch, Mn Rn- bert Donley. Mrs. Zawadzki. Mr. William Congers. Lin Valikun. Charlene Gunty FRONT: Pat Incyna. Tom Krakowski, Bob Kravit. Vic Clowacki. Bob Barlog. Dave Guarino tPresidentl, Dr. Wasson IMmlerutnrl. Carol Puulus, Glenn Stumn. Greg Roger, Put Myers tSecretaryeTreasurerl. BACK: Ken Iurinak, Frank Bergnndi. Nick Sculise Not to be confused with the AMA or the AMA, the American Marketing Association was formed to promote the interest among DePaul Commerce students in the field of marketing. AIBS Sometimes known as' the Biology Club. the DePaul chapter of the American Institute of Biological Sciences is composed of students who want to do more in life than feed bananas to fruit flies. FIRST ROW: Linda Miller. Bozenna Schindler und Hassenpfeffer IV. Francis Whitley. Deborah leffries. Henry Thompson. SECOND ROW: Linda Taub ISecretary-Treasurert. Ken Simkowski tVice Presidentt. Cathy Sola IPresi- dentl. Priscilla. Tom Barounis. Sue Short. Mike Pault THIRD ROW: Martha Stasyna. Raymond Vieth. lohn Schmitz. Marianne Luptak. Laura Lauznn. Frank lEgorl Kielzlr. Dan Langan. Henry Valiulis, Alan Hokenson. Arthur the Great. Ierry Mazurek 164 FIRST ROW: Ellen O'Brien Nice Presidenti. Mary Alice Marc IEditorl. Michele Gauldoni lPledge Captainl. Patti Derrig tCor- responding Secretaryl. Ruth Kramen iRecording Secretaryl. Mury Greschek IPresidenll. Peggy Kudlu I'lireusurerl. SECOND ROW: Nancy Schmalz. Claudia Iaworski. loan Rave. Connie Mole. THIRD ROW: Sue Schwartz. Gail Arrigoni. Mary Kay Dolun. Noreen Linane, Elaine Modelski, Carol Blaschke. Marilyn Nzilielin Alpha Sigma Alpha, bravely hearing the banner of a national sorority, has done justice to their heritage, maintaining the stan- dards of Alpha Omega, adding pride to their new name. ACIDQ NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNIT Ken tCocoanut DonutI Bauer. George IGarbage Mouthl Ciesla. Rodney IThe Riddlerl Riddle tVice Presidenli, lim ISmerksi Stanis iPresidentl. Mitch tSewerl Welka. jim fGrunll Freeman. Bill lSpeedl McMahon ISecretaryl. Ioe Finn IAdministrative Vice Presidentl. NOT PICTURED: Bob lBig Omega! Djurdjulov, Bub lBonockl SChO- - vanec. Rick Dobricky The members of the Upsilon Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity pose alongside the space capsule which carried APO brother James Lovell into space, making theirs the first frat officially to ushoot the Moon. APO brothers regularly carry out service projects designed to benefit the school, the community, and the nation. ACPA FIRST ROW: Nick LaPonte, Iim Ricordati. Frank Cirillo, Dennis DaPrato. SECOND ROW: Sam Mnrzulln. Tom Giuvuncn. Dan Malloy, Bob Gelsomino. Angelo Del Marto. Bruno Tassone Alpha Phi Delta, 8 national social fraternity, takes pride in its Italian ethnic background. It sponsors both the HAutumn Nocturne and Car- ousel dances annually. --ph0t0 supplied by Alpha Phi Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta girls just d0n t gr0w on trees ! Membership for this national honorary sorority is by invita- tion to those freshman girls who have achieved a 3.5 grade point average in any of their first three quarters at De Paul. AAA FIRST ROW: Andrea Rutecki. Natalie larucyn IHislorianl. Loretta Kalinowski Sec- retaryl. Theresa Wisniewski Wreasurerl. Mary Ellen Veselka. IN TREE: Dorothy Shevlin. Mam Ellen Olhrisch tPresidentl. Inunmv Rnuzan lEditnrl. Joanne Iamison. Carol Muehlu nun. Holly Malck Wine PrusidunH Christinv Chruscinski Uunior Ad- visorl. Nancy .iienia AAE Alpha Delta Sigma is a national fraternity open to all College of Commerce men. They promote Ad Recognition Week and the Goff in Capers dance. SITTING: Don Dobie, Bob Schovanec tVice Presidentl. Frank Bergandi Wresidenu. R. l. Spur- lock. Dale F. Thalhofer, Art Regal. STANDING: Pat Regan 6ecretary-Treasurerl. Tim Krakowski. lacinto Obregon, George Gordon, Bob Barlog Alpha Delta Gam- ma, 3 national so- cial fraternity, is open to all. Activi- ties include the Iune After-quar- ter dance. BO'I'I'OM ROW: lack Driscoll tPresidentl. Sam Jerome, Richard Haven. SECOND ROW: 1'. I. BonVam, Ralph Fillatio, Fred Lord. Iim Nipper. THIRD ROW: john 0. T. Kestler, Ed Healy. Mark DeMarte. Francis Kielar. Dan Stork. Ed Vespers. THIRD ROW: Mike Burke. Tim C. Kelly. T. L. Magnif Art Nielsen. Dennis Zelasko. loe Mancuso. Ren Rooney Wledge Marshal1.Luke Anichini. Dave DeBoo. l. P. Mackin Ureasurerl. Mike Vesper lFralernal Vice President and Athletic Directorl. Ray Scheale IModeratorl, Iohn Barrett. Chuck Lhotku Wresidenu. Boh Laatsch. Dennis Cesarolti $ch0laslic Chairmanl. lim Mazukelli. Herb Freundt ISergeant-of-Armsl. George Ristua wecretaryb. Tom Wenholz. Bernie Bartelli lHistoriam Alpha Chi, De Paul's oldest local fraternity, annually sponsors the Axmen's Swing, Woodchopper's Ball, and IFC Softball Tourney. This group of guys really seems to know the meaning of brotherhood. ABF Another social fraternity, Alpha Beta Gamma is open to any male student. Each year it sponsors the IFC Basketball Tourney and Gambol where uMiss Sorority is chosen. SITTING: Iames Ford tTreasurerl, Steve Koga tPresidenn. lack Nelson Wice Presidenll. Kevin Cun- ningham Recording Secretaryl. FIRST ROW: Peter Karkowski, Scott Sanders. Philip McGovern. Zbig- niew lackowski. lim Koslrewa. Larry Krenos. Lou Bruno. Emmanuel Naval. Albert Lindeman. Richard Barnat. Michael McGovern ISergeanLat-armsl. SECOND ROW: Laurence Mulcrone Mlumni-Coordin- alorl. Timothy Hauser, Charles LaFaire. Ronald Marszalek. James Hauser. Joseph Kluk. Robert Super- naw. Marty Weber Alaphia Drill Team The Alaphia Drill Team, the feminine counterpart of the Sieger Drill Team, offers the interested coed an oppor- tunity to develop the discipline neces- sary for close-order marching. FIRST ROW: Willa Catalan. Felicia Campbell. SECOND ROW: Tarin T. Dumas. Janice Sandifcr. THIRD ROW: Delores Loving. Theresa Rhea. Marla Campbell. Debra Robinson. Sheridan Dumas. FOURTH ROW: Shapell Gilliard. Elizabeth Rundle. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Liddell. San- dra Edwards. SIXTH ROW: Darlene Jackson. Michelle Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Linda Rae Bryan. Gayle Mitchell. EIGHTH ROW: Argentina Finkley. NINTH ROW: Sylvia Barzey. CP'I' Backlin. SFC Woodfork. Raymond Mills Adjuvantes FIRST ROW: Cathy Cries. Kathy Schmid tMembership Chairmanl. Peggy Bell IVice Presidenl-Treasurerl. lanine Rouzan tPresidenll. Sheila Spaeth tModeratorL Louise Veselka tSpecial Committee Chairmanl. lean Flynn lSec- retaryl. Margaret King. Cindy Gebis. Eileen O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Anna Telwak. MaryIPat Bone . Bernadette Parat. Mary Bochenek. Dale Skinner. Ioann Holthouse. Mary Skaro. Peggy Gill. loan Dublna, Marilyn Rolowncz. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Nicholas. Barbara Roggow. Carla Michelotti. Sharon Pabst. Vicki Hudson. Beverly Alfred. Iudy Brixius. Arlene Loughran The Adjuvantes are DePaul's official hostesses. Member- ship is by invita- tion; uppercllass- man status and a 2.7 gpa are re- quired. Linda Zbylut Mary Anne Zbylut Suzanne Zyla Joanne Zych Phyllis Zientko Elizabeth Ann Zahorak John I. Zachara Thom as You ng Pamela Young Therese Yee Bernard Wojton Stan Wojciechowski David Witkewitz Mary Wise Thomas Weaver James Weging Robert Wilson Susan M. Wieczorek Lenore Wheeler Michael Wambay William Waldack Bohdan Wasiliew Anna Vluming Louise Veselka Linda Vatikun Michael Tyrrull Beverly Vaneck Mary Updike Peter Vaccaro Margaret Tufo Catherine Tomaszewski Shirley Toliver Kathleen Tunney Susan Tr acz Elaine Thompson Dale Thalhofer Peg Tillman Donald Tibbal Rev. James C. Thompson Helen Szybowski Diana Szweda Linda Taub Sandra Szczepaniak Marlene Talaski Patricia Sullivan Margaret Stubing Phyllis Stroka Glenn Sykora Catherine Swiderski Richard Symon Charlene Stewart Iames Slanis Elene Slrempek Kenneth Stipta Cathleen Sola Roberta Slahnke Ronald Stabrawa Grant Spooner Olga Soroka Iohn Smyczek Frank Smith Gloria Smiskol Diane Signalur Warren Sherlinu Lonnie Soifcrl Patricia Sharrett Edward Shannon Frances Serio George Schullz Rnbcrl Schovunm; Donna Schuler Paul Schoulen Irene Schoen 175 Linda Savitskas Kathleen Schmid Susan Ryan Ianine Rouzan Frank Ross Christopher Salernus Catherine Salndin Hugh Rose Renald Rooney Richard Rosette Lester Rosen Donna Roper Donald Rehmer once Redlark Mary Roehl Terry Rauch Linda Rapacz Mary Ramig Richard Prise 176 Sheila Radford Diane Pucci Frank Poremski Michael Pawlowski Steven Pagliuzza Cornelius O'Shea George Plumb Vera Perovich Ronald Polaniecki losephine Pecoraro Lynne Pecelunas Ronald Pavlak Janice Partyka Bernadelle Para! James Paese Sharon Pabst Linda 0203 Sister Theresa O'Day Helen Puletz William Pearson m-u James Pull Lawrence Oswald Ierome O'Brien Ellen O'Brien Kevin O'Boye Mary Point Nnvothy Marguerite Naughmn Richard Nicholus Claudette Nader Henry Mulfinger Edward Mozden Thomas Moran William Mundt Norberto Morales Sally Mirocha Richard Miller Herbert Miller Gerald Miller Arlene Michna Carla Michelmti Marita Mezalis Barry Meyer Marilyn Millas Rosella Marsh Salvatore Marchelti Roger Mastalarz Walter Marzec loan Makowski Raymond Majewski Mary Marcante Pierre Maloka Patricia Malalie Veronica Lopalka Peter McGahan Martha Lofrano Anita Lynch Delores Loving George Lloyd Gregory Lietzau Ioseph Loduca Marja Leaj Iohn Lazzarotto A Marlene Lamprinos Kenneth Lanlz Darlene Lazzara Spero Kutrubis Donna Kwiatkowski Gay Kyriakopulos Ionathan Lach Duane Landini Christine Krupa Michael Kubaszewski Thom as Kukulski Wayne Kurcz Stephan Kussy 180 Thomas Kremer William Krueger Michael Kozubek Victor Kral Robert Kravit Lt'slt'r Kuncmn Christopher anulski Steven Koga Bruce Kolman Gary Kolar Thaddeus King Thomas Kennedy Michael Kaplan Frank Kielar Margaret King Colleen Kane Sharon Kalela Alice lesionowski 181 Charlene Iurinak Cherylene lones Patricia Iacyna Darlene Jackson 4X Deborah Ieffries Patricia Ivancic Susan Iselt Kathryn Huskal Patricia Howard Ronald Huritz Luci Htain Theresa Huelm Mary Howard Karen Hopkinson Robert Herrmann Miriam Hernandez Bernadette Hickey Mary Hegarty Marilyn Heraly lune Harriss Karen Harlie Kiernan Hayes Joyce Hankosky SisIur Anlunia Grumlin David Guarinn Bernie Cygax Mary Greschek Iames Grodecki Robert Coebel Ahe Gomez Maryann Gorman Carl Grubowski Walter Gramiak Frederick Cenlher lames Georges Benita Glynn Geraldine Goclan lohn Glynn Don Gallian Donna Gellatly lohn Garcia lohn Fulton james Fitzpatrick Iohn Fitzgibbon Margaret Fyock John Fitzgerald Iohn Federici William Eichhorn Mary Englebrecht Gary Fichlner loan Duhina Paul Duski Iill Downing Susan Doskey David Doll Paul Daugerdas Sheila Devens Mary Dickson Lawrence Dolan Diane Czerwinski . ..n.....a. Mu 3.... -... A Sharon Cznplicki Maryellen Czurniak Margaml Czahor Kevin Curry John Curielli Kevin Cunningham Thomas Costello Maureen Conway Josephine Collura Daniel Cochran Eileen Ciombor Trudy Ciecko Michael Chmielewski Sheila Carey Marilee Carey len Chang Sylvia Castleherry Iames Bures Margaret Bukar Mggf gnaw; k .. 13m. Ianet Brusca Diane Burick Mary Byrne Eileen Breier Glenn Brandstatter loseph Bright Maureen Brezovec John Brandl Louis Boelen losephine Boelen Kenneth Bobis Constance Binlkowski Philip Blackman Francis Blaszak Frank Hvrunncli Emma Burrcnini Margaret Bell Barbara Becker Iulie Benedetli Kenneth Balko Anita Bammgarlner lohn Bathing Dennis Banasiak Cynthia Baniak Elisa Baez Isabelle Baez Iames Bade; Donna Adamczyk Stephen Anzalone Beverly Alfred Lynne Adrian Acevedo.Emili0145. 143 Adamczyk.Donna187 Ader.Norber1157 Adrian.Lynne187 Mable. Frank 150 Alfred. Beverly187 Allen.Mary152 Alozie.Paul18 Anichini.Luke19.143.168 Anzalone.Slephen187 Arnold. Doug 163 Arrigoni.Gail185 Arlhur. David 87 Arthur. Jeffrey 153. 143 Aubry.lohn159 Adams.Audell152 Backlin.CPTC. R. 18.19 Bader. James 187 Baikauakas.loe147 Bedsing. lohn 187 Baez.Elisa183.187 Baez. lsabel187 811k. Diane 139 Baker. Charles T.154 Baldacci. Susan 85 Banasiak. Denn19181.187 Baniak.Cindy142.187 Barlog. Bob 1114. 1117 Barounis.Tom184 Barrell.lohn188 Barriball.john148 Barry.K.G.18.143.153.190 Barry. Sue 195 Barlelli. Bernie 168 Barzay.Sylv111151 Ba1elli.0rland0145 Balkiewicz. W. 151. 145.143 881110. Ken 145. 151. 187 Balko. Wayne 154 Bauer. Ken 185 Baumgarlner.Sr. A. 181.187 Bavirsha. Barbara 138 Beagley.Mary lean139 Beaulieu. Bob 142 Becker.Barhara187 Behof.A.E.148 Bell.Margare1187 Belllzzi.loe154 Bendlk. Diane 147 Benedelli.lulie148.187 Bennell.P81139 Bers.Evelyn154 Bergandi.Frank184.187.187 Berger. lerry 144 Bernard.MAJR.K.18.180.148 Borrellini.Emma187 Beuon. Rick 143 Beusher. Alan 151. 145. 143 Bialkowski.Conslance187 Bienla.Nancy138.188 Bilka. Debbie 59 Birchmeier. Lillian 154 8133911. Bro. lamea158 Blackmnn. Phil 144. 152. 1117 Blaschke.Carol185 Blase.Kalhy147 Blaszak. Francia187 Blaszczyk. Barbara 147 Blaller. Al 148 Blindauer.Mar1lyn188 Bohis. Kenneth 188 Boczar. Mitch 19 Boelen. 10:19. 183. 188 Boelen.Lou1:188 Bogacki. Denny 140 Bonell. Mary P81156.153 BonVan1.T.l.187 BoomBoom. Slella 49 Borchman. Bonnie 151 Borowski. Pam 139 Bolwin. Gary 145 Boy.Denny197 Boyle. Menus 81.157 Boyle. Neil157 Boyle.Sean143.145.151. 198 Branleohn188 Brandslaner.Glann188 Brankin. Phil 143. 151 Branlly.Ken145.155 Bray. Edward A. 154 Bray.loann154 Breier. Eileen188 .Brennock.Michael180 Brezovec. Maureen 188 Brierlon. David 83 Brodick. Diana 152 .Brighl.loseph163.188 Brooks. Geri 144 Brown. Dr. Thomas 144 Brown. Margaret 57 Brown. Tina 181 Bruno. Doug 98 Bruno. Tony 145 Brusca. lane! 188 Bucaro. Tom 88 Buchik. R. 70.122.140.181190 Buckley. john 53.54 Bukar.Margarel188 Burciaga. Eloy 155 Euros. lame: 188 Burg. Kitty 148.180 Burgess. Adele 139 Burick. Diane 146. 156. 186 Burke, Al 90 Burke.Mike187 Burns.Thomas186 Bursck. Diane 137 Bush.lames151 Byrne. Mary Kay 47.188 Cahill.Peggy183 Calabrese. Vela188 Campbell. Marla 162 Cannon. Chuck 182 Cannon. Pat 158 Carbone. Gayle 139 Carey.Marilee186 Carey.Sheila188 Carlson. Bob 150 Carlson. leanine181 Carlson. William 148 Castleberry.Sylvia151.186 Canton. La Vonne 92,94,182 Cesarolli. Dennis 188 Cases. Roma: 181 Chang.len188 Cherry. Arlene 152 Chesser. AI 148. 182 Chimpoulis. Rosie 156 Chmielewski.M. 181.185 Chmielowski.Dorolhy158 Chris!enson.Madelyn151 Christie.Bil1144 Chruscinaki.Christine188 Chvalle. Dr. Conrad 102 Cichen. lohn148 Ciecko.Trudy185 Ciesla. George 185 Ciombor.Eileen185 Cirillo. Frank 168 Clark. 1. 49. 511. 99. 142. 182 Clausen. Barb 53 Clifford. Bob 142 Cochran. Dan140.185 Cody.Colleen139 Cole.Helen154 Coleman.Ken182 Collier. Dana R.182 Collins. Harold 83 Collura. loaephine185 Con!or11.Mike154 Congers. Mr. William 183 Connolly.Margarel151 Converse.Chrislel185 Conway.Maureen185 Corry.Barb148 Coolello. Tom 143.144.185 Cole. Paul 148 Courlney.lim154 Cownn. Earnesline 158 Cremin.lack187 Crandall.Mr.183 Cronin. Cathy 180 Cruz. Carmen 180 Cummings. Pamela 148 Cunningham. Kevin 18. 92. 142. 146. 162. 185 Curielli.lohn185 Curry.Kevin185 Czahor.Margie 158.185 Czaikn.l.eon187 Cwan.lohn142 Czaplicki.Sharon185 Czarnecki. Dave 167 Czerniak.Maryollen185 Curwinski.Dian9185 Czupowski.lohn198 Daley.Wllliam148 Dambergar. Stanley 150 Dallas.Rosemary183 D'Amico.Mar1ua 45 Dammrich. Thom 141 D'ancaJohn159. 1112. 1115 DaPralo. Denn13188 Davis. Charles 143 Daugerdaa. Paul 184 Daugerdu. Iim 183.184 DeBoo. Dave 188 deChrislopher. lohanne 141 Delaney. lack 142 Delaney. john 180 DelMarlo. A. 144.188 DeMarle.Murk187 DeRnimo. lohn 183 Dorris. Pam 15:1. 1115 Devena. Sheila 184 Dow. Willie 18 Dickson. Mary 54.92.94. 99.123. 140.141. 142184.191 DtCiacomo. 8011144 DiVito.Lind-139 Dobie. 0011 187 Doboki. Tom 142 Dockal. Bernie 142 Doheny. Mary 154 Dolan. lane 1441 Dolan. L. 18. 141151.184 Dolan. Mary Kay 153.185 Doleul. Sister Esther 151 Doll. David 184 Donley. Mr. Roberl 183 Donnelly. 0111118184 Donovan.Kevin148 Donovan. Paulelle142 Doskev. Susan 184 Dosogne. Michele 146 Dosogne. Monique 146 DowningJill184 Dpjemy. Mary154 Drake. LTC Ralph R. 18 Brennan. John 18 Driscoll.lack187 Driscoll. lean 181 Dubina. loan 158.184 DuBuclel. Lynda 147 Duffy.Geraldine151 Duffy.Maureen151 Dumas. Tarin 180 Dunne. Laura 55 Dunneback. Jim 122 Duski.Pau1184 Dwyer. Iohn 142 Earl.Maurice182 Edwards. Carole 88 Edwards.Lorraine148 Edwards. Sandi 180 Ehmann. Tom 150 Eichhorn.William184 Eichslaed1.lack 95 Enders. Randy 187 Englebrech1.Mary184 Ewing. George 157 Fabis. Iim 140 Fabiah. Dr. 144 Farber. Kris 158 Federici. lohn184 Federinko. Ian 147.148 Fee.Renee154 Fernandez. Madeline 158 Ferret. Yo141 Ferrars.Toni142 Ferry.Kalhy158.184 Feuerslein. Rich144 Fichlner.Gary144 Fillatio.Ralph167 Fillwalk. loann 158 Finn. Joe 185 Fiorelli. Gene 15 Fitchner.Gary184 Fitzgerald.l.141.142.184 Filzgibbon.lohn140.148.184. 194 Filzpalrick.lames184 Filzpalrick.Tim123.143.146. 151 Flaherly.M. 119,139,153 FlanaganJim 157.197 Fleming.Lynne139 Fleury. Fred 145. 162 Fola. Pat 148 Frackowiak.Chrisline152 Frazier.Elanders162 Freeman. lim185 Freund1.Herb188 Friedman. Richard 82 Fryer. Thomas 183 Fuller.Sylvia182 Fullon.lohn184 Fyock.Margar81184 Caner. Russ 88 Gahagan. Kalhy148 Gailan.Gil80.183 Galla.Greg159 GalEgher. CPT Slephen151 Gallinn. Dpn183 Garcia. lohn183 Garvey.Terrence183 Gedeon.Kalhy158.181 Gellally. Donn11183 Gelsomino. Bob188 Genlher. Fred 158.183 Georges. lame: 183 Gernci. Pele 155 Gerls. Ann Marie152 Geno. loseph137 Giavenco. Tom 186 Gibbs. lame: 153 Gillespie. Mike 90. 91. 98 Glapion.Maurice182 Glodkowski. Marge 159 Gloss. lohn 142 Glowncki. Vic184 Glynn. Benita 183 Glynn. lohn183 Goclln. G. 81. 82.181183 Godinez. Frank 95.141 Goebel. Bob146.183 Cojewski. Chris 148 Gomez. Abe142.162.183 Gordon. George 144. 187 Gordon. Mik8147 German. Maryann183 Coudnux. Carolyn 151 Grlbowski. Carl 183 Gnmiak. Wally 141.183 Gran uisl; Phil 88 Gresc 811. ery 185. 183 Cries. Cathy 183 Groch. Mark 148 Grodocki. lumen 183 Grubba. Rosemary 18 Grundin. Sr. Antonia 183 Gnosiakomki. Tim 141 Gualdone. Michele 185 Guardalnbene. Eileen 57 Guarino. Duve184.183 Guinan. once 139 Gunty. Charlene 163 Gustafson.Kalhleen151 Gutselo. Phil 48 Guttman.Pau1163 Guzik. Arlene 48.147 Gygax. Bernie 183 Hacker. Rev. lebrus 70 Hagstrom. Lynda 183 Hallahan.C. 151,143,106 Handy. Abel 154 Handy. Ed 154 Hankosky. Joyce 183 Haraburda.Wally158 Harris. George 150 Harris. Otis 162.198 Harriss. lune 182 Hart. Laurence 150 Harl.Ma1-garet155 Hart.Patrick183 Harlje. Karen 158.162 Hasier. Marge 145 Haven. Richard167 Hayes.Kiernan182 Healy. Ed 187 Hegarty. Mary 182 Hejnar. Greg 150 Henneghan. Tom 142 Heraty.Ma1-ilyn 145.182 Herberl. Mr. 103 Hernandez. Miriam 182 Herrmann. Rober1182 Herula. Mary Rose 158 Hickey. Bernadelle 182 Higgins. Jim 53. 59. 54 Hill. James 151 Hillman. Liz 139 Hillman.Liz139 Hines. Jeanne 183 Hinni. Fr. Thomas 47,44,139 Hirlzel.Cecilia151 Hirlzig. Nick 98 Hobson. David 18 Hokenson. Alan 184 Hopkinson.Karen158.182 Horvelh. Carol 181 Hollendorf.Bill197 Houk. Dr. Richard 154.102 Householder. Don 15 Howard. Mary182 Howard.Palricia182 Hlain. Luci182 Huelal.Terri 158.182 Huffman. Shirley 151 Hughes. Charles 182 Humphries. Andrew 94 Hurilz. Ron 144.182 Huska. Kathy 141.182.190. 191 Ingram. lo Ann 18,21,141 lovino.Bill142 lselt.Susan182 lvancic. Patricia 182 lzewaki. Ted 181 lackson. Darlene 182 lackson. Mildred 151 lacyna. P111 184. 1112 lagiello. Ed 150 Jamison. Joanne 188 lanet. Iim 158 lania. Frank 187 lanus.Wayne183 larucyn. Natalie188 laworski. Claudia 185 Ian Ensemble 12. 48 ledrzejlowski. Barb181 leffries. Deborah164.182 Jerome. Sam 187 luionowski. Alice 181 Jimenez.611155.137 lohnopolos. Sleve 150 Johnson. Rober195.148. 182 Jones. Bi11145.1m. 195 lanes. Cherylene 181 Jones. Joyce 162 lones. Milton 182 Jones. Willie 182 lonjevic. Andy 149 Jordan. Terry148. 160. 187 lordm.Thom187 loaephson.1.arry 144 lurinak. Charlene 181 lurinak. Ken 184 lurgulis. A1142 lus1.MIry A154 lust Us 13. 47 Kaiutia. Diane 148 Kale . Sharon 181 Kalinowski. Lorena 188 Kalisx. Ron 183 Kalton. Ann Muie 148 Kane. Colleen 138. 181 Kane. limes 181 Kane. Vince 142 Knuu. Tony 187 Kaplan. Michael 181 Kanskiewiu. Paul O. 142 Kangard. CICOL Bob 19 Kupin. Lynelle 148 Kaumnm. Slave 144 Kumiercnk. Iim 142 Kenna. lack no Keene. Bob 107 Kelly. King Kong 140 Kelly. Tim 0.187 Kennedy. Dan 149 Kennedy. Tom 145. 181 Kestler. John 167 Kielar. Frank 58.164.167.181 Killoughey. Dohna 17 Kinberger. Bro. Michae1158 King. Margare1181 King. Thaddeus 181 Kirkendall.ludy147 Kirsch. Thomas 181 Kitrubis. Spero 180 Klingel. Richard 183 Klusek. Liz 44.156.149 Kmiecik. Jerry 149 Kociolko. john 153.122 Koga. Steve 181 ' Kois. Debbie 139 Kolar. Gary 181 Kolman. Bruce 1111 Kolton. Ann Marie158 Koryczan. Lester 181 Kosarek. Rosie 196 Koss. Don 145 Koss.F1-ank 53. 55 Koulias. Nick 163 Kovacs. CIMAI Bill19 Kowal. Janis 139 Kowalski.Chrislophe1-181 Kowalski. Jim 167 Kozlowicz.loan149.148 Kozubek.Michae1181 Krakowski. Tom 164.167 Kral. Victor 181 Kraman. Ruth 185 Kravit. Bob 184. 1111 Kremer. Thomas 180 Kreyche. Larry 70. 82 Krueger. William 180 Krukones. James 150.153.190. 198 Krupa. Christine 180 Kubaszewski. Mike 141. 180 Kuberski. Kevin 85. 68. 86 Kubicki. Wayne 163 Kudla. Peggy 185 Kukulski. Thomas 180 Kulik. Larry 148 Kunovic. Marie 85. 86 Kurcz. Wayne 180 Kurowski. Ioe149 Kussy.Stefan145.155. 158.180 Kwiatkowski. Donna 158.180 Kyriakopulos. Gay 180 Laatsch. Bob 188 Lech. Jonathan 180 Lamprinos. Marlene 138. 158. 147. 180 Landini. Duane 180 Langan. Dan 49. 184 Langer. Sonja 153. 158 Langston. Lou 83 Lannon. Peggy 139 Lanlz. Ken 17. 148. 180 LaPome. Nick 188 Lauletla. Torn 148 Lauzon. Laura 184 LaVan. Helen144 Layman. Rita 148. 153 Lazzara. Darlene 180 Lazzarollo. John 180 Leaj. Maria 180 Leefell. Helen 152 Le . Rich 88 Lehane. Fr. Jeremiah 109 Levek. Art 154 Levy. Linda 153.158 Lewandowski. Greg 148. 155 Lewandowski. Gwen 93 Lhotka. Chuck 188 Licht. Marlha 158 Liddell. Pal 18. 180 Lieberman. Rober1144 Lielz.Dr.G.P.148 Lieuau. Greg 141. 180 Lin. Paul 148 Linane. Noreen 185 Linn. Scott 180 Lipnick. Mark 150 Lipstadl. Bruce 180 Lipps. Kevin 142 Lisinski. Gregory 148 Little. MA! and Mn. Willie 20 Lloyd. George 180 LoCicel-o. Donna 148 Loducn. louph 180 Lofnno. Martha 152. 179 Lohy. loanne 148. 183 Loplle. Sheldon 183 Loputh. AH 148 Lopalh. Veronica 179 Lotd. Fred 187 Lad. Melody 152 Luck. Kenneth 183 Loving. Delores 179 Lowery. Cindy 82. 142 Lowery. Dean Martin 44 Luhc. Sun 183 Lupllk. Marianne 92. 94. 184 Lulu. Mary 122. 1m. 191 Lulu. Patricia 190. IN Lubellk. Ken 181 Lydecker. Ken 154 Lyons. Michelle 137 Lynch. Anila 179 Lyslnk. 100 150 M000. Rich 1411 MacKenzie. SGT A. 154 Mackin.1.P. 199 Maczh. 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Andy 145. 151 KevinBarry BjPiper LindaTomkow Billlones RichPietrus PatLutze RandyBuchik BillNawmcki IanetPalkoner limWeging MargeMcCloskey Maryl.utze IimKrukones RichRace KalIBWDWQL KathyHuska The Royal Screw The yearbook - a nice place In visil Tom O'Malley. darkroom and photography Linda Tomkow. layout. art. and cover 191 The length of the stay depends on the endurance of the visitor Kathy Huska. layout and morale Ianet Palkoner. layout Mary Lutze. layout 192 Rich Pietrus. darkroom and photography lohn Ricchelli. darkroom Marge McCloskey. layout and darkroom Mary Dickson. layout, and John Fitzgibbon. photography Some like it enough to stay Steve Warner. darkroom and photography Kevin Barry. layout and photography Invariably rewarded with hard work, new friends ivw kJ Sue Barry. layout Bill Jones. copy and photography 195 Cathy Saladin. typing and idents Rosie Kosarek. layout Sean Boyle. dishwashing 'M udH. 71;.;.:n Ka .;..-I . . . . . . . ., . 3 . b u p c V x Otis Harris. photography Iulie Pawlowski. layout ! Denny Boy. photography. darkroom. and morale Iim Flanagan. requisitions Late nights, Sesame Street, deadlines, private parking John Vail. typing and layout Iim Weging. photography and layout Bill Holtendorf. typing. layout. and tall tales Gus Trujillo, art Iim Krukones. layout and photography Bad coffee, good coffee, print lists, and cookie monsters. .. John Czupowski. photography Bi Piper. layout and typing Sue Tobiasz, typing and darkroom. and SFC Robert wot a cigarette?! Woodfork Pat Lutze. pdilor Rich Race, associate editor It seems like both yesterday and forever ago that suddently out of the blue a voice said IINO MORE YEARBOOK! It was a scary day when the Board of Trustees cut the budget tcompletelyl, giving no excuses, no reasons. Ever since that day, I've been up to my ears in people a willing to help in all the thousands of ways necessary. A lot of encouragement was sometimes necessary, and I was lucky, cause it always seemed to come at the times when I was the down-est, from people in many unexpected places - the dark- room, the pile of yearbook boxes, Kentucky, the Associate's desk, the layout chair, the backroom, the Pit, the downtown offices, the telephone, and on and on and on. A lot of old traditions have changed this year. Ilve tried hard to offend no one. I teased only those who I felt were strong enough to take it. If I misjudged, I sincerely apologize. Any further complaints should be sent d0 Daisy Hill Puppy Farm General Delivery Buenos Aires, Argentina Ithank you, Dennyl It's hard to thank everyone individually for their help. In any case, I hope I've succeeded personally. Rich, it's been a great year. I never believed two people could work so well together and still remain friends. Do you realize that at times you were the only person who could put my ideas into words? Kathy. my cohort, who many times picked up my spirits when they fell. Denny, my motivation, even though you couldn't be here. Tom, Linda, and Jim - if you need help next year, call me. The list will probably go on forever. Because the page won't, I'll stop. One more thing - To my staff, for your work. your help. your sillies, your teasing, your persistence, and for one fantastic year - Thank you 200