Hill High School - Premier Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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The purpose oT l-lill l-ligh School is To eclucaTe iTs sTudenTs. Thus, on The sTudenT's parT, sTucly and serious class eTTorT musT come TirsT. All exTracur- riculars, aThleTics, hobbies, and recreaTion musT al- ways be given second place. SuTTicienT areas oT sTucly are available To The sTu- clenTs aT all Times. In The morning before class. There is The caTeTeria. ThroughouT The clay, The library is a place of quieT. The classes Themselves are The mosT imporTanT places oT sTudy. 'Wfoq The cafeferia is a popular place for sTudy before class in The morning. Here. Two iuniors go over Their maTh problems. BroTher Gabriel reminds his Glee Club Thai success in sing- ing includes work and discipline. Daily Glee Club pracTices are also Times of serious sfudy, ,'1., -V n 1 . W' 2 V s W .W L ,,.,., en' xx if-x MIN nf' Broiher Anselm, head of ihe Guidance Deparlmenf, pro- cesses college applicalions af his desk in ihe new guidance office complex. iw John Blazek and Doug Gran? spend exlra +ime affer school working on problems in the Dafa Processing room. Dafa Processing, 'raughi' by Brofher Gilbert was offered ai' Hill fhis year for 'lhe lirsf lime. 51 l K iz V. There is a iime i ,,,,,.,... 8 X J Above: The seniors know ihaf serious sfudy is imporfanf fo for seriousness . . . The language lab offers ihe opporfuniiy 'Po sfudy French, Spanish. or Laiin by ihe new audio-lingual mefhod. Af leff, Dick Bazille drills himself in Spanish. 9 Q Time i I For recreaiion balances ihe gear 40? 1357 A basic aim of l-lill is The fulfill- menl of spirifual needs. Each day provides an opporiuniiy 'lo come closer To God. bul' individual days are also ser aside for 'rhis purpose. The underclassmen and senior re- lreals, The Firsl Friday Masses, and Jrhe day of recolleclion all help 'rhe sludenrs affain spirifual mafurify. Leff: Mass is said during fhe unclerclassmen refreaf. The fwo day evenf gives The underclassmen an opporfunify fo forgef abou? books and seek a closer relafionship wifh God. 5 A , ef'el . d.+ . .. . .,.o,o,,.,,,, , o.,,, ,ne I I I 0 Fr. Rummel gives fhe lasf blessing fo fhe sfudenf body af a Firsf Friday Mass. Above: A group of seniors relax for a momenf during fheir refreaf af Dunrovin. Lefh John Bodey and Tim Selz spend parf of fheir refreaf Time doing some beneficial spirifual reading. Ofher aspecfs of fhe senior refreaf include movies, discussions, conferences, recreafion, and fhe sacramenfs. W vs I3 is There is a lime for eporis . . . Below' A Pioneer pla er lea s hi h 'lor Jrhe ass, while a S+. - Y P 9 P Agnes player heads in 'ro lacltle. Above: Cross counfry runners pause 'lor a resl and lalk over lhe resulis of lhe lirsl meel. The Mounds View goalie slops lhe puck slammed al P him by a Hill play- X f M ' Meer W..-1 -fm, nw M gy lla 1 ' -rliil 'm W ww 95' Wfvw ,f'c 'U!Lf The mood of Hill I flu. ,if , 5 A. -1.,,,., FFF f 58 x I lff'A 1 ,ff shown in candids ,br ei - 2 31553 W 3? gi 4 3 J J V N ,,, ',g, ,,,. EVL i V gif ff f,,, :H f:f, 12, F, 4 -' 5 ff' ' f jg? 'QQ I 1' K W- ' W Q N .L ' sf S gg-,z.:s1i,fgsiil.sfz1::-I ' X Wfsgiiiwis-ylzge-mi1a:.i'ff 5? iQff22g5?T5i:L:5ijgi5fy A Q39 'ww 1: ff 5 P4 QW 2 xx 'S s L . Q2 9 , 2 .N Q s L vsfigif 5 -4 I F w J S 1 ' 1? T, . ,. -55. writ ic? z g i gawk- - I ,lp -.,- .L--. H , GW 7-1-977? ff? i - 'fifiix ' a 551: fe, SL KX S 'fi 5' A :E:J. 'lf' ,W 55,-ff,,, g ww, i ,,,. .mm ' M W 'V' lass-Jmiwaszgfsmss-,L: -S I9 x Adminisiralion and faoulig seek lo help sfudenls find a place in a confused world . . . BROTHER E. LOUIS. F.S.C. As' Direcfor of fhe school and Religious Superior of lhe Brofhers Communify, Brofher Louis began his firsf year of dedicafed work al' Hill High School. Brofher has esfablished himself as a likeable. compefenf, and dedicafed adminisfrafor. l BROTHER H. LEWlS, F.S.C. Principal: Fafhers Club Mod- erafor: Adviser for Sfudenl Associafe Teachers. The adminisfrafion and faculfy of Hill have worked hard fo help sfudenfs find fheir places in foday's secular and Chrisfian world. Time and fime again, our feachers have given of Themselves unselfishly. If didn'f maffer ir if were a fired coach, or a hurried English 'reach- er, he always seemed fo find lime for fhaf rough mafh problem or fhaf inferview for 'lhe school paper. cious new offices, srrived fo help sfudenfs discover fheir place in fhe world. The academic and afhlefic deparfmenfs helped fo prepare us for a fasf-moving. fech- nological, work-a-day world. The music and arf classes, and fhe many exfracurriculars, helped fo 'reach us 'ro enjoy lhe worlhwhile in life. Our religion classes, fhe mosf im- porfanf of all, helped fo prepare us for our efernal life. BROTH ER JOSEPH US. F.S.C. Assisfanf Principal: Religion lg School Refreaf: Affendance: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Dean of Discipline. BROTH ER ANSELM. F.S.C. Head of Guidance Deparf- menf: Bus Driver. 20 The Guidance Deparfmenf, locafed in spa-. my ' xg 2' V s I -ui' F ?1 1 I Z 2l L MR. BOB SULLIVAN Advisory II9g Religion IV: English IV: Physical Educaliony lnlramurals: B-squad Baslcelball Coach: Head Varsily Fool'- ball Coach. MR. MIKE ACIKERSON I Y Driver Training: Bfsquad Baseball Coach BROTH ER MARTI N, F.S.C. Advisory III: Chemislryg Algebra l: Head of Science Deparlrnenlg Sludenl' American Problems' Ph sical Educalion' Council Moderafor. Faculig members Io lead sfudenis ur DR. RUDY BERRYMAN Advisory l56: French l, Ilg English Ill BROTHER CLARENCE, F.s.c. Advisory I4-3: Religion lp Geomelry: Mission Club Moderalorg Coin Club Moderalorg Hockey Moderalor. Mr. Holfz winds up af his favorile aclivify, playing lhe piano forig-five sirong. sirive becoming Chrisiian men MR. DON CLARK Advisory l35: Religion II: English ll. MR. RALPH COSTELLO Advisory lO5: Religion IV: Maih Analy- sis III: Alhlelic Direcior: Head of Malh Deparfmenlg Head Tracl: Coach. 23 l MR. JOHN MAU ER Advisory I47: Economics: Bus- iness Law: Business Mafh: Head Baseball Coach: As- sislanl' Varsify Foolball Coach. BROTHER GABRIEL, F.S.C. Advisory ll5: Religion IV: American Problems: Head of Social Sludies Deparimenf: Glee Club Direcior: C.C.D. Moderalorg 'Vocalion Direc- forg Baseball Moderalor. Malh posed a challenge CJ BROTH ER LAWR ENCE. F.S.C. Advisory l28: Religion Ill: Malh Analy- sis IV: Trig-Geomelry: Head of Reli- gion Deparlmenl. MR. TERRY STRONG Advisory IO6: Religion lV: American Problems: B-squad Foolball Coach: Varsily Baslcelball Coach. MR. JOHN BOLAND Advisory I08: Religion IV: American Hislory: Lay Facully Represenlalive: Head Hockey Coach. BROTHER ARNOLD, F.S.C. Advisor l57: Al ebra I: CCD Mod- Y Q eralor: Traclc Moderalor. MR. DON BABB Physical Educalion: Direclor ol lnlra- murals: Head of Physical Educalion De- parlmenlg Driver Training: Freshman Baseball Coach: Assislanl Varsily Bas- lcellaall Coach. MR. BOB STOLZ Advisory l2l: Algebra ll: Chemislry: Assislanl Varsily Foolball Coach. MR. BILL FISH Advisory I44: English l: General Busi- ness. BROTHER CHRISTOPHER, F.S.C. Advisory II3: Religion IV: Mechanical Drafling: Coordinalor of Scholaslicale Drive: Alumni Moderalor: Foolball Moderalor: Golf Coach. 24 BROTHER LEONARD MR. TOM HORAK MR. PAUL ENDRES F-5-C Advisory 145i Religion English ii, Ill: euid- Advisory I26: Religion Ill: English llli Assisi- ance Counselor. llli American Hisloryi an? Freshman Foolball Mainfenancei Bus Driv- Coach. er. . . . and so did ihe Teachers M R. LARRY RANTAPAA Physics: Trig-Geomelryg Elec- fronics Club Moderaior. MR. GERALD FIRNER Advisory I33: Religion ll: Biology: Chess Club Moder- afor. BROTHER LEO. F.S.C'. Advisory I4-I: Religion ll: Spanish I, ll, Ill: CCD Moderafor: Coniacl Moder- afor. MR. MAX SPORER Language Aris I: Physical Science: Cross Counlry Coach: Assisianl' Track Coach. 25 L. MR. DAVE BENOLKEN Bookkeeping: American of Business Deparlmeni. Hisiory: Head MR, DAVE KEENAN Advisor I46' En lish Ill' American Y 1 Q I Hisiory: Freshman Fooiball Coach: Freshman Baslceiball Coach. eachers find exciiemeni and conienimeni in iheir work wiih gouih . . . BROTHER GILBERT, F.S.C. Advisory I49: Religion Ill: Dafa Proces- sing: Mofhers Club Moderaior: Cafe- 'leria Manager. MR. CURT LEAVlTT Advisory l55: Religion I: American Hislory. MR. JACK KIGHT Advisory IO7: Religion IV: American Hisiory: Guidance Counselor: B-squad Hockey Coach. 26 BROTH ER OLIVER, F.S.C. Advisory i385 Geomelryz Algebra I: Plwolog ra plwy Club Moderalor: Hockey Moderafor. BROTHER MICHAEL, F.S.C. Advisory IO4: ReIigion IV: Enq- IisIi IV: Head of EngIisI1 De- parfmenf: BasIceIbaII Moderaforg TaIenISI'1ow Moderaior. MR. BYRON HOLTZ 4, English IV: Currenf Evenfs Brofher Terence pe-ps up The boys in ISI. E I e::I I I I qs jg 5 -XR, ' I W K' A ,..-I I , fi J ,, , f I I fzgw Mr. Keenan works a'H'er hours preparing for anoII1er day. 27 MR. JOHN CROWLEY Advisory I3O: Biology: Audio- Visual Aids Direcfor. 4 BROTHER MARCEL, F.S.C. Advisory I4-2: Religion II: English I: Journalism: Adviser for School Paper, Yearbook. and Life-rary Magazine. MR. JIM MUMEY Advisory I53: American His- Iory: Ari I, II. A.. BROTHER TERENCE. F.S.C. Advisory ISI: Religion I: English I: Mission Club Mod- eralor: Vocalion Moderafor: Model Car Club Moderaior. MR. TOM KELLY Typing: Assisranf Track Coach. - ' 1--,rzwreygg,s'f-szif1'waggp..,,,g'rg MR. GERALD LEI-INER Librarian: Librarians Club Moderalor. 28 MR. GERALD KRITZER Advisory I36: Lalin II, III: Religion III: English III: Lalin Club Moderaior: Head of Language Deparlmenl. MR. MIKE REAGAN Advisory I52: Lalin I: Re- ligion I: Language Arls II: Speech-Debare Moderalor: Drama Moderalor. . . V?i.,...4 ,V Q 'I I BROTH ER J EROME, F.S.C. Advisory I37: Religion II: English II: Candy Slore Man- ager: Tennis Coach. P MRS. KAY STAHNKE MRS. BOILY Academic Office Secrefary. Healfh Nurse, MRS. MARGARET KUENG Business Office Secrefary. YN 4? Aff MRS. EVELYN SUMMERS MRS. IRENE HARBEK MRS. MARIE MRS. BEEDLE Kifchen Sfaff. Kifchen Sfaff. SCHATZI-EIN Denfal Nurse. Kifchen Sfaff. Qfaff' members serve sfudenis . . . . 1 i A f' . ,N .X h , y... , ' , w ,ggi . 5 F W l 1: A A ...... .Q . -' A ff f A S. 7 MR. AND MRS. EMIL STARK MR. JIM MR. KEN BAISLEY MR. JiM Brofhers Residence Sfaff. QLAUGHERTY SR' Mainfenance. Cl-AUGHERTY JR Mamienance- Mainfenance. 29 E 'UQPNU' X 3 gfv jk 91 yu mf .MQ A gg! 5 s we xii? E is QT wtf -W 9 Glee BoHom: B. RaTTerTy, R. PreTTyman, R. Barghini, S. Weber, J. Colaizy, G. Wind, J. Zappa, N. Radamacher, R. BissonneHe, G. SchmiT, J. SchaTThausen, T. Wiblishauser, T. Frazer, Mr. J. Collins, P, McGinley, T. Novak, B. Larson, B. Harris, B. Mooney, S. Jelinek, T. GoyeTTe, J. Jungbauer, P. Pariseau, T. D. Owen, J. PaTTersong Top: H. Blomquisl, D. KorT, T. Bell. A Club Moore, J. FochT, J. Roehrenbach, A. LaBelle, F. Greczyna, M. F. Caruso, T. McGuire, J. Rankin, C. Lyons, P. Fida, M. Yorga. Byron HolTzq Row 2: Bro. Gabriel,-direcforg D. Buivid, M. Schwarli, Cocchiarella, N. Blees, P. STeineck, C. Lipinski, D. Kaizer, J. Fida, D. Wolcl, D. McGinley, S. Smilh, F. Mahoney, D. GoyeTTe. B. Spangler, J. Johnson, D. Wessel, D. Ross, D. Grant M. Nielsen, D. Heiny, W. STepnil1, M. TrosT, K. Spangler, B. Blees, T. WolkersToTer, M. Raleigh, T. Weisner, P. Knollmaier, B. Quinn, C. Lewandowski, J. Kaeder, D.. Sadowski, T. Auge, K. HoTTman, B. Cerney. Glee Club spends lime in song . . . The Glee Club, under The direcTion of Bro. Gabriel, is one oT The more popular acTiviTies aT Hill. lTs mem- bers, in addiTion To singing wifh The enTire group, also make up several smaller groups wiThin The Club, in- cluding The Pioneers, shown below. ln addiTion To perTorming aT school TuncTions, The Glee Club has given several concerTs Tor' various groups around The area. 1 4 Q Ag , 4 f Pioneers Boffom: M. Schwarilz, S. Weber, J. Moore, N. Blees, M. Ciolaizy, S. Jelinek, F. Greczyna, T. Fida, P. Pariseau, S. SmiTh, F. Mahoney, T. Frazer, D. FoyeTTe, J. PaTTerson: Row 2: D. Buivid, C. Heisiok, J. Collins, P.'McGinley, B. Cocchiarella, B. Har- ris, P. STeineck, C. Lipinski, R. Frascone, K. HoTTman, C. Lewandowski, J. Kaeder, B. Quinn, R. Wold, D. Owen, J. Navins: Top: H. BlomquisT, W. Spangler, D. Ross, J. Johnson, D. Covanf, D. Heiny, W. STepniT1. M. TrosT, K. Spangler, T. Weisner, P. Knollmaier, T. Auge, B. Cerney, M. Raleigh, R. Blees, Mr. Byron HolTz. 32 Glee Club Combo l l The Glee Club Combo provides 'flue music for lhe Club's concerls and engagemenls. Members include: M. l Scbwarlz lbassl, D. Ross lguilarl, J. Pallerson lfrumpell, K. Owens ldrumsl, R. McEvoy lclrumsl, T. Fida lsaxoplnonel, K. Hoffman lsaxoplionel, D. Pariseau lsaxopbonel, P. Knollmaier lorganl, S. Jelinelc lpianol, and J. Jobnson lorganl. Dramalisis. debalers praolioe arls . . . Drama Club Boflom: L. Marlin, T. Polski, C. Boe, B. Koclw: Top: D. Korf, T. Travis, L. DiSanlo, C. l-leisiclr. Speech Team Boflom: G. Roberl, M. l-laas, E. Heimel, L. Marlin: Top: L. Johnson, W. Bloyer, D. Kulmns. 33 Naiional Honor Socieig Bo'Hom: T. Gagliardi, J. Newes. K, Neid, J. Wallrip, J. Hacker, T. Eberhard, M. Semejag Row 2: J. Duncan. L. Voeller, E. Gonsoslci, T. Sclwwalba-ch. D. Dufresne, G. Swanson. Row 3: C. Boe, T. Wllberq. T. Persoon, T. Hueffmeier. T. Wilson. J. Navins. M. Venaglia: Top: K. Wlefecki, R. LeTourneau, F. Leach, M. Junlcer, P. Shields, G.S1randberg. Qiudenis Rnd ihings io do in I O I Coniaci Boffcmz J. Fe-rcello, J. Slwevllny Row 2: D. Sclnmuclc, G. Saurnweber, J. Belair: Top: J. Bilullc, S. Lange, l.. Furlong. 34 Clweclc? Two players lwaslw if ou? during a Chess Club meefing. 5f.?E.fmfk'R.kESiESa'Qk?..A - .11 Faihers Club Through parenls clubs, molhers ancl lalhers find dillerenl 'rhings lo clo lor 'rhe school. This year, 'rhe Spring Feslival was Jrhe biggesl' parenls-sponsored evenl. .443 ,4- 2- Mr. Don Diebel, lreasurer: Mr, Gerry Ness, vice-presidenl: Mr. Jim Moore presiclenlz Brolher l-l. Lewis, F.S.C., moderalor: Mr. Ray l-lorwalh, secrelary Mo+her's Club Mrs. Joyce Milcesh vice-presidenl Mrs. Mary Barnes: presiclerrl, Mrsflfmma Pariseau if 51 lreasurer. Mrs. Joan Monlanarx F secrelary, J' . l i And so do parenls . . . Elsin - Chess Club Bollom: R. Polaslci, J. Kessler, M. Haney, K. Ravenscroll, G. Cosimini, R Slarzlnslcy, L. Marlin: Row 2: D. Duiresne, R. Bissonneile, J. Young, J. Wallrip T, Reich, N. l-lenne, T. Leach, P. Rowan: Row 3: J. Blazek, J, Johnson, T Eberhard, D. Kuhns, M. McKenzie, G. Dormer, C, Dralcet Top: K. Anderson P. Saqsie++er M. Gabriel, R. l-lilpisch, M. Spranqers. W. Slepniiz, A. Mc Clanr3lT5l'l. Wi i i i iii ii Coin Club Bollom: J. Baglio, R. Slarzinskig Row 2: lvl. Jorgenson, R. Gelbman, L. Marlin: Top: P. M. Morehead, R. Bissonnefle. I , :V g,.,. H g.,'3,, 'lf1 rfx 1 4 I - Briggs. L. Grundlner, Widely varied aclivilies found in Eleclronics Club BoH'om: lvl. Piechoicz, B. lvlordorslci, lvl. Rosauerg Top: R. Budewil-z, C. Lipinski, R. l-lanneman, J. Voosen, G. Roberl. 36 Hill's clubs . . . The Coin and Eleclronics Clubs provide in- leresl lor many sludenls. The journalism slall worlced hard on lhe monlhly school paper, lhe yearbook, and lhe lilerary maga- zine. Twenly-six sludenls enrolled in lhe journa- lism class in which iournalislic slcills are ljaughl, along wilh worlc on lhe lhree school publica- lions. 5, Press clay for lhe school newspaper malces lor a busy iournalisrn class. Journallsm Siaff om: L. Voeffer, T, Wlrfh, T. Golfa, D. Bakuh, L. DiSan+o, G. Gervais: Row 2: J. Duncan, J. Kcrriqan, T. Jovancvich, T. Malone E Gonsoski, T. Conway, J. Lofzerg Top: D. Lay, T. Persoon, J. Kroiss, T. EMS, G. Eaforw, J. Lundhdm. Mission Club BoHcm: Bro. Terence, moderaforg F. Gelbr. n, J. Hacker, R. Bissonneffeq Top: T. Wilson, R. Kaiser, M. Morehead, D. Sadowsld. 37 Senior LeHermen Boifom: M. Berfrand, P. Brady, C. Rossi, R. Urban, E. Eraffo, B. McCor+hy, R. Deeb, M. Reich, M. Geraughfy, B. Sreele, J. BelT, G. Johnson: Row 2: J. Goswih, D. Griffin, M. Siahnke, D. Schonecker, J. Cincoski, J. Reidel, P. Eaves, J. Goebel, J. Gergen, B. Priefer T. Gaollardi, E. Ryan, P. Fewer' Top: D, Rent, J. Duncan, P. ShEeTd5, B. Knufson, R. Hunt R. Thell, R. Egan, B, Byrne, D. Bokuha, T. Erickson, M. Marfin, B. Bader, J. Mersch, R. Vince-Th, A. McDonough. Aihleies have iheir own club . . . Junior LeHermen Boffom: V. O'Keefe, B. Mcfpuade, S. Rornanchuk, K. Neid, J. Eberhard, T. Belh Row 2: J. Shevlin, B. Lo Tourneou, T. Re M. O'Leary, P. Horwo+h, P. Moore, J. Chiconeg Top: B. BuTrner, M. Nilan, K. Weifecki, B. Desch, R. Soufer, K. Sexfon. 38 Ari and Posler Club M. Lolberg, J. Sandberg, T. Grilli, S. Conway. There are clubs +0 suii mang inleresls Camera Club Bolfomz J. Voosen, D. Wilson, D. Zook, F. Caruso, T. Hopkins: Row Pariseau, T. Travis, J. Blazek, M. Gaelz, T. l.inhoTT: Top: T. Goswilz, D. Perri, G. Pariseau, B. l-luclachek, T. Polski. Dan Aguirre skelches a posler for one of The dances al Hill. X C I ffyffy .- Clubs no? only provide enlerlain- menl Tor sludenls, bul They also can benelil The school. The Arl' and Posler Club publicizes many school aclivilies. The Camera Club lakes pholographs lor The Sludenl Council. Sluolenl Teachers help leach olher sludenls and learn by doing ir. Sfudeni Teachers Bol lom: K. Owens, T. Golla, J. Finell, J. Wallrip, J. Jungbauerg Row 2: M. Marlin, K. Hoffman, K. Neicl, M. Peplinski, J. Clegg, C. Lipinski: Top: W. Meier, E. Cepress, C. l-leisick, T. Persoon, R Navarro, B. Sleele. CCD Bollom: T. Merle-ns, T. Wirlh, J. Wallrip, P. Moore, D. Aguirre, R. Dippel, P. Valenli: Row 2: J. Clegg, K. Neid, J. Cincoski, M. Marlin, B. Sleele, T. Golla, B. Callahan, B. LeTourneau: Row 3: Bro. Gabriel, moderalor: D. Lay, l'l. Blomquisl, E. Cepress, J, Bell, R. Frascone, C. l-leisick. T. Persoon, F, Leach: Top: Bro. Arnold, moderalorg J. Grergen, F. Lockman, E. Brandl, T. Elias, R. l-lunl, Bro. Leo, moderalor. Clubs provide services . . . The Library Club assisls Mr. Lehner, lhe librarian, wilh The work ol Jrlae library. Members slall: The library be- fore and afl'er school and during sludy periods lo pro- vide sruclenls wilh complele library service. Librarg Club B. Bill, B. Scharrock, R. Chial, D. Ladage, P. Kaller, M. Morehead, Row 2: J. Korl, B. Buckner, J. C-orman, R. Kaiser, B. Duell, A. Mangine, D. Schmill: Row 4: F. Leach, C. l-leisiclc, M. Noonan, J. Cfoblirsch, L. Jansen, P. Sagsleller, T. Golla, R. Merlensg Top: G. Willard, Kevin Bozicevich, B. Emerson, Karlo Bozicevich, E. Cepress, D. Schoenecker. F. Rauch. Library Club member Sieve Schlelly pre- pares lo relurn borrowed books lo The shelves. 40 Bollom: J. Merlens, M. Brine, K. Cockriel, M. Yorga, B. Melry, M. Walerius, Green, S. Schlelly, B. Cocchiarella, J. Damalo, M. Piechowicz, D. Borre, L. Marlin, W. Manlhey, D. Schiller, S. Conway: Row 3: C. Drake, M. Nealon, W. Laiin. car enlhusiasis meei Lalin Club Bollcmz K. Neid, A. Pelerfeso J. Weisl, M. Drawll, J. Hacker T. Golla, J. Gallesq Row 2: D Dufresne, P. Kaudy, J. Pilman J. Naun, E. Heirnel, R. Tliell T. Wibergy Top: M. Peplinslci, S Ryan, J. Snavely, R. Frascone F. Leaclw, C. Heisiclc, D. Korl L,Jolwnson. Model Car Club Bof+om: S. Conway, T. Crowe, G. Garnelin, M. Schweiz- er, J. Voosen: Row 2: Bro. Terence, rnoderalor: A. Carlson, P. Elliier, J. Sepion, D. Owen, M. Prolcosclwq Top: M. Lavelle, R. Budewilz, J. Junqbauer, M. Brauer, J. Rellner, P. Rzzwan. Model Car Club members align llieir cars al llwe slarfing line prior lo a run down flue Club's 65 fool dragslrip. 'Ji ng XXX xx'X F Mag.: , 1 .1 4l Q,-Y 3 1 an I N L Q- 4 ,I ahfyfv' fig, wk. N, f Lk,-M Ss. 9 X.. X-A I , ' Y Two hundred and sixig-nine junior' Tesfs are fun-once in a while! Adv. III Bro. Mariin 'fer' . gi fi sf :bf Q'-Ei. war 3 Bacchus, R. Bellows, T. Blomquisf, l-l. ,gs A .ag f W , 45? y YL 13,6 x VXYKV A , Cepress, E. Cherry, D. Chrisloffel, B. coiiysfd, e. . . E .lf .JJ .. ef- f T , Damico, L. Danisch, R. Emerson, R. Hacker, J. r ' E i ' wiv.- R.. l-lamilfon, J. Hudachelc, W. Johnson, M. Keafing, E. 44 Two hundred and sixly-nine juniors began The l965'66 school year wirh pep and vigor. Chemisfry, Typing, religion, English, malh, and American hisrory provide 'rhe core of Jrhe junior curriculum. Eager jun- iors added a sixfh subject ofhers sellled for a much needed sfudy hall. The juniors challred up achievemenfs Thar promise able senior leadership. .V , I H -I i. 5. ' 1 , ' - , . f ,ir H., , . Errr Q s--Q ,J Y ,,, H img.. KJ ,. I , . ,Tu r A W 'Eg 3, 7' J if ,,,,. ' were 'T G J 'M ,rf ' . ' -an he T is X. Koscielalc, J. Neid, K. Scharzlein, J. Kofasek, J. Ness, J. Techler, J. Lay, D. Prokosch, M. Tousiqnanf, T. Lockman, F. Reis, T. Venaqlia, M. McClanahan, H. Riehrn, R. Wenker, J. Morrissey, P. Schaaf, M. Zappa, J. advanced as Hill Adv. 121 Mr. Qlolz 1 X M PP ' 5 Nr ge Q, K J M' L ei! 'EN .. fl? All c . F . I Anderson, H. Blomgren, F. Bozicevich, K. Bozicevlch, K. Broenen, B. Casey, T. Diclchausen, D. Lf.. - f A W. f ' iii Q ,Q .ef is ,gg 3' ' x .1 ' Ml? . 9 . ,. gi 2 W T? 'S . L ,Mig Q.: A 1 l 1 fl. f 3 9 hi f ! 2.4 'f 4 T1 A iw! ' lf wr ' J ,law 554, 6 , 1 , I .Q ' 1 r l ' In I . . mf , ,ff I l . :Q g Q Q f 'fi' 1 er- ., Drake, C. Kramer, C. Ducharme, L. Lee. J. Frepperf, P. Lorinser, P. l-linrichs, T. McCauley, J. Horwalh, P. McKenzie, M. Huysenlrull, B. Meier, W. Jansen, l.. Melzger, P. scholars 4-5 , My, A ff. fa. , fi-'S' Mrozinslci, R. Mulhollam. R. ' r Munzenruede Noonan, M. .45 ,G. fd Y .6 . 'Lf 4' .Q ...lim f T. Slage, D. Torgerson, and R. Marklorl' do some lasf mlnule assignmenls in lhe cafeleria be- fore class in 'rhe morning. ia? , ff r gmk f M gig Q I . e I. Te- ii Y Q W 1 .fl Noyes, D. Summers, J. Welsch, T. Recllund, M. Walsh, T. Wilkins, J. Riley, M. Weber, S. Willard, G. Sanchez, G. A i f 0 Q . -. l f a i?, iii K . ,.W LL: K-' f A is l Q -, u i A i 1' M? P i ' I i ff. , A . 5 , Baumann, W. Charpenlier, R. Budewilz, R. Conrad, R. Buivid, D. Ealon, G. Bulmer, W. Ek, G. Capislranf, G. Elias, J. Cardinal, S. Finell, J. Cashman, M. Fischer, J. Af right Leo Jansen, junior slu- denl librarian, replaces books on flne shelves. r ig. ' I in if... ,ffl ' Q . Q . T i'i 5 ' T ll' in i i a ' '15 Qs: if i i ,r . isn. . - 1 is 1 ' A ... I 8' N., W ,.,. ' Q A.. i . I . ..., . 'qv xii W I , - 1 3 ,, i +65 in f'- -sf as - is ii. is N 'i 4 i s . Gonsoski. E. Hill. P. Melry, T. Reid, 6. Walz, G. Hafner, J. Hueiflmeier, T. O'Keefe, V. gaqsleiwr, P. Wiesner, T. Hanson, P. Kus ,M. P f VH, auro, . W'II' , D Hedican, J. Mannarino, M. RZZS5r,a,T S'fF0f1dbGfQ, G. Wl-Jjgrlgjslxfl, Adv. 126 Bro. Leonard . hw 4 f 3 ' A 1 f my K, X me 4 ' fffmx PW-if 3? Lx N Denesen, M. Doiron. D. Duselc, S. Galles, D. Adv. 128 Bro. Lawrence g . 3 nga? I . . rn ,iii A ,::.,L ,gg f., ,Q ,ili .. . .Q . . i ,. , 4 -I' avg D e 51 ' 5 McFarland, McGuire, D. W 1 M k, G. ' ' M 2 Q Nllzghfym. Y ' q 1 X , . A Q Nordin, J. Pierce, W. Pinslci, H. Quinlan, F. Roslcowinslci, R. Schwarlz. M. Sieber, G. x D. at ,' Sfage, T. Tabolich, J. Thiel, J. Torgerson. D. Wilcox, C. Wilcox, H. Wills. D. One of 'rhe mosl' memorable high school experiences is 'the hourly baffle 'rhrough The halls. . .V , A ? 42 A A f ,gn 4 F 3 F in X ..,.. Sexlon, K. Sprangers, M. Swanson, G. Tauer, J. 4 4. A' in Valenfo, J. Violel, J. Wielecki, K Wirllw, T. Juniors proved iheir academic abiliig in J .. 5 . JJ .J if J. . 'fl ff - ' 5' X Al X M. , J V J . --ll . V-5 4' K sr .ff . -v' ' K , A ,.. . h U eff.. f 'Qi fs : , M' .. ., '-.gr 'al '44 1 . .. . 4 M ,, ,. W . ..A . i . E LeTourneau, R. McQuacle, B. Palumbo, D. A . Loeffler, J. McRae, J. Pariseau, M. Q 'C 1 Magnuson, M. Newes. J. Sclmneeweis, T. ' ' J Malone, T. Olson, G. Sclnwalbacl1,T. , A if J ' ' ih G,,,,M,,, R, SCIENCE , ma A Hafner, J. ' , Hanson, J. 5- Q ' Kinsey, R. , , V Krenz, S. f Landucci, S. Cossor, M. A+ riglnl, a iunior chem- Desch. R. isfry class Iisfens fo a Dormer. G- Iedure. Elias, T. Engelmann, R. Efhler, P. Florin, P. Adv. I45 Mr. Horak 48 ., , , . . ,. . ,' ef .5 . S' i V ' . ' 'C' 91' - Q w ' gf ,fr 'J mimi. 7 ,, V 5 Xf- iv A I J '.. I . x . xg Q .. . Ah L. Q ., ix.. ni. . gl K .kt .. ..,. . Abere, D. Aguirre, D. H Anderson, K. Isle Q' - 5 Bar+he, M. 3 'Qu' Q K, 3, 'X Benassi, J. Heinrichs, J. Blees, R, Jacobs, R. BoeHner, S. Johnson, J. Chicone, J. Joyce, G. Dufresne, D. Jungbauer, J. 3 Qdq, 3 il! fi ff ik Ck.. i is . . Lund, T. Mogren, B. Monfpefif, G. Moore, P. Neubauer, K. S Y . .1 .M . 5 , ,D J .,' AQDD A 5 , i I ii I I xx .. I I X 8 ' fi rfb' is ,-1 gg ' f'h 1' A 2. if ' ' J Ai ' f I .f l Nilan, M. Rivard, M. Srnifh, S. PaHerson, S. Ryan, C. Soucheray, J Peferfeso, A Schmifz, J. Verness, D. Prusf, C. Schweizer, M. Wierzba, J. Rheinberger, J. Semeia, M. Wons, P. Adv. 146 Mr. Keenan K' .z ,-'. f- '.f. f..f.. - 4... A+ right Mr. Krifzer spins a yarn for his iunior Old Tesfernenf class. 49 ........ , .... ,.... . ., -iggvl ,- any iii' Q... 'al' BM' W ? Anderson, R. Bell, T. Bigelow, G. Boerner, D. Bouflmilel, C. Brudzinslci, C. C-l'1arl:fmnneau,T. ,fm W 2 I Sf 'lil .1 'ff , L .- G F 1,1325 4 1 9 .G wiki? W. f , ' R g.. ,.. K K , 3 N I -1. li., . V ' IQ- kly .1 A,I zi y Lf , , .-Qi. li fv:y, ,. Q I V. , p l. lll It R 2 - 4 r A K .... VAV- gag W X ., , , Holflramp, H. O'Keefe, R. Sporer, G. Kassekerf, J. Pennig, S. Sfepnifz, W. ' - Kolcaisel, J. Quinn, R. Valenfy, P. fi ' Luiz, L. Reyes, R. Vierling, D. f in Mules, M. Soufor, R. Waldera, R. Nelson, R. Spangler, W. Weiriclc, K Conroy, C. Dippel, R. Faelmriclw, G. Fraflo, R. ...gel R. Adv. I 47 Mr. Mauer Hanson, H. Hill. R. Sieve Romanchuk and Jack Eber- hard learn lab 'rechnique as 'rlfiey perform a chemisfry experiment 50 Chemisiri ihe secref lx x .x 31 Q. Q Q H if . 5 o 0 0 ,X T Q T 1 1 . I . A , ! 1 km 1 X 'f ' ' '-'- .. ' ' . f ,ff . . . ff 'T r 5 I I I' I E. ,,k-L I si ' f T ' Arnf, E. J Besf, D. A 'L Black, J. .5 i, T: , . 3 b is 3 Li Bram, M. if . l T 'QV Y 'f BFTHQS, M. LKV, Cahanes, P. ix - l K. KVA' L.-V 1. x . R' i ' 1 if -- Q . Carroll, W. Goblirch, J Lauzon. C. Schire, G. Connill, T. Hartman, J. Morehead, T. Thompson. Deyo. T. Hintzen, V. O'Keefe, D. Timm, K. Di Sanfo, T. Jelinek, G. Preffner, J. Tobrifzhofer J Eb l'1 d, J. Jung, J. Roeske, G. Travis, T. Faignig, R. Kidder, D. Romanchuk, Truhler, T. Gage, W. Kurysh, J. Scheller, M. Vann, J. Adv. 149 Bro. Gilberi L- 5l , A X., 4 ,X f -.f Qophomores siudg biology, geomeirg, religion. English. languages. business The sophomores, characferized by 'rheir pep, frivolify, and inquisiiiveness, find Jrheir second year of high school a solid challenge. Biology in- evilably proves +o be iascinaiing. Lab days, wi+h frogs. crayfish, and worms, somehow seem +0 characierize soph sfudy. 1 fs- is ..ii. .. . . if Q , sz as WF' ii e if .H W is 1 l2,. The sophs find Jrheir second year wi+h The new religion +ex+ a real challenge. Geomeiry is a siandby for all sophs. Language enlhusiasis have a choice of La+in, French, or Spanish. The sophs love every minuie of if . . . Adv. iso Mr. cmwleg r s gfzv S ...i, M 'vrrg . . 5 'i .V .V . iir - i s e iss e T . v . . b ' s nu g. - be .1 5 : ,.,. . . .3 I 5 A. rres ' efs issl T ,K syy lers agyr yyil T lsrs ' V :r-: 5 , .. E X A ei is 1' Tsey is , U is yyvy . .W if .i. ' -2 ' -EW: .nmir S : . Baum, M. - ii Bazille. R. Q. r Bifulk, J. - . . 'R ee e Vligy rs, ' ..,g ri , h.f1 Blaha. J. Domlce, J. Kerrigan, P. Manfeufel, M. Rossi, M. BOl. R- Eberhard, P. Kirk, M. McCarron, W. Schmiii, D. sf egg, we 1 s R 'ii 33? 52 ir Sleineck, P. Torgerson, D. Conlin, M. Gunderson, V. Korf, W. Monfpeiii, W. Schouveller, R. Wallek, M. Dahedl. P. Jensen, J. Liesenfelcl, R. Novalc. E. Schuweiler, A. Waiiers. M. Johanneclc, M. Liliedahl, P. Nysfrom, W. Schwariz, M. Wilson, R. T 52 Rohrich+, R. Seehueffer. G. ZiIIiox.,J- Sophomore Milce O'Leary learns flue use of flue microscope as he examines plani' cells in biology class. Adv. I 33 Mr. Firner -S n 1, :M X, .K if xx . , HK Ba rron, T. Boslon, J. Bruslen, R. Coons, C. Dian. W. Duzynslci, W. 5 V N.. gi 1 P! 1 ,5 11 vo' N A Th' .J All if, X 1 Ebert J. Gamelin. G. Elf, T. l'l ' , B. Ferderer I-132511 Fewer, J. Kubiak, D. Q , P' ' I rv,-M N 1 i v ,.-, f X533 16 I f 1 'Q' df ,IF . Ii , J ,. if 'W M , . Q 1 1 Marrone, S. Neafon. M. Scdowslci, D Monfanari, M. Nielson, M. Sclwilslcy, M. Monlpelif. E. O'Connor. M. Schwierz. S. Mullane. F. Ross, D. Walfoorf, E. 53 fl , fe, 11 9 Wqlz, SJ Woicik, D. Woriman, T Zappa, J. mvmwaszsiaf ., . ,. . ' . i K ,,,,. V ik AV? I K ny. , '- J ,gn 5? i .. if I. . ..,. ff X L ?f-'S' 'G w. , X rf. JI, . . .if wi, W 6,5 .35 f' Baglio, J. Belair, J. Berger, D. Blazelc, T. Bobrowski, R. Sophomores Mike Barnes and Mark Lindberg pu+ up decoraiions for fhe homeroom decorefing con+es+ af Chrisfmas iime. 'W' :zum Ml! ' 1 Ji .rf .2 fffl- K f T ff' QAQHQE 'E .gf X f . Brandi, W. Brinkman, Byrne, J. Carfier, T. D. Conway, S. 45.33 rw 555. 71. Furlong, L. Haag. E. Hansen, D. Hawkins. S. Horwa+h, T. . 5 K , V S? T .,.- Vp Koch, P. Kolkman, C. Lange, S. Lokken. G. Lyon, S. .,...,...,.,.,,, , .. , . , rniflzsgggggggwi.. K ,, .. .E - 3 ' ' . w ' . . . X .51 J . T. if- J' . -J., Sperling. T. :wi ,,,,' Q I Tedesco. A if '9 .. ., 7 Wald, J. 4 , P Yorga, M. M ' , R. P H, R. nm.. PgxEH. MNPCMHK Nicholson, M. Ragafz. S. Nuebel, M. Riemenschneider, R. O'Rourke, D. Sclniller, D. as A ., ' .,'- V, , . Q L t ' ' ' ' - ff' ' I 'f :J J J V W ne 'fi ' D ii . ' ' .. S K J -. kr A .,,. kff igu l if , ...U VI, :IK 1 ,f.. all ,-. .N , A l W . i 1 . J s . ' , ff W X is as f . gg .. , I I it t , Ili I J Haney. P. Kohner, W. McDonough, L. Paiferson, J. Schulfe, S. .I 1 Heimel, F, Kofi, D, McKeever, T. Pepin, S. Sclwwiefz . i S .. Heimerl, L. Lange-vin, G, Miller, M. Peiferssen. R. Taylor, J. J i 1, X Johnson, W. Mahoney, F. O'Leary, M. Polar, J. Wold, W. 1 we Q JJJJ ManH'1ey,J, Owen, R. Quinn, P. Zagaria, P Blees, N. Dramdalwl I Boeifner, G. Fairbanks, D. Buckner, R. F'ke, A. 0 Colaizy, M. Flfania, P. Mrs Cosfanzo, D Galles, J. Dillon, J. Grilli, T. Brofher Jerome gels an inferesfing quesfion from a boy in his soplw re- ligion class. Ii, y L 5. I i gn KF. X., . .V .T , , ?1, y Al, ax . , nk, . X K , . 1 ky . , fs . X D 3 T . iff- I 'ig V.,:, 5-'L N I ' ' ' q , . A ...xo gg . , rj -, Q . N .1 Xsagh' . K 'ns , ' 4 X 1 ' , , 1- J '22 i.f-3? ag 5.2 . .3 . K, . .1 W . 5 ' ' , , if ii , , k 'Q . . . ix, e i N 3 rj.. i . 1. - -'-.- 'bi-s 'igi' 51,1 F if Y - nf -e 'HQ . ff' J i ,S A f ' X hi ! 3 'K ggi? ' ' ii i 5133 J 53' X , . . '43 f' , ...A Q25 ' ...gh Jiffigff T 1 T , ,, . J J ,V ' T - -i x . ' U Q. ., Arneberg, G. Collins, J. Forsblad, R. Goyeife, D. Linlnoff, T. Morse, T. Barnliill, D. Damaio, J. Frazer, M. Helminialc, R. Maloney, R. Pieclwowicz, M. Brings, D. Davis, J. Gaefz, F. Huseman. J. McGuire, B, Ray, D. C-incoski, D. Diebel, D. Garaglfry, L. Kluge, T. Miller. D. Sanchez, G. Cocclwiarella, R. Ericson, M. Gorman, J. Korf, R. Morgan. T. Scanlan, M Adv. 137 Bro. Jerome 'Q-fx if 355 ii 13 - X 4 hw 1 F e 8 i 6 I U M! aw. ,P Kg. f Tr W Zo Sullivan, W o sf, M. lz S a . . Wolfe, T. ller, R. Sophs began io show leadership in Council, aihleiic aciiviiies . . . Adv. I 38 Bro. Oliver , qi . 1 . . 1 1. . W' W o 1' ' , - A 5 4 W., T l in Baller, R. Bloyer, W. BOTl'1Well, T. Carrgll, M, Cgnrgyl M, Crowe, T. DO.-ner' K, , so . lm f'..f.ie . .. Er Sophomores exercise aggressive- ness in The milk line, a scene of J aw ' f ic... Y T xX i . P .Q 5 ' Q swf ..f 3? x . .. Q ei ' L 31... ,:f:,-,.. , .. sse X Ai lg .Q .Q-4 x Hi if Drwall, M. Harper, J. Fellman, T. Hill, M. Flalierfy, P. Kaase, T. Gavin, W. Kaucly, P. Gores, R. Kramlinger, P. Griesgraber, L. McDonough. T. Haas, M. McQuade, W. s... A1 daily skirmishes. .fig 2: - Q .id ei i xi. s . 'fm McSlwerry, M. Novorny, C. Oswald, M. Pilman. J. Rick, 6. Rivard, P. Shevlin, J. 1. -. I .4-i ' 'gi-if Sianoch, G. Sfeinworilw, J. 57 , i f -, Q i . I i Q ffn -w i -1' in Vednais, P. Walz, R. WSiS+. J 1 . Q..: 5: ,JS Jw - - 7 gi .... J - Ye rifmg' I if Q x , Auge, T. Barre'H. W. Conners, P Donlin, G. Fercello, J. G-arrrell, V 1 '2- Qi me. ..- Q ff- Z r X Geraglnly, T. Goelzke, C. Green, J. l-laclfl, D. l-lilplsch, R. Kirnlcer, J. in 'Nj 7 P r R' K.. y i ! I 2' E N' '- E . ii , . fz.. - 1? VVJJ J . 1 S Knollmaler, P. McEvoy, R. Murphy, R. '-Koch, R. Merfens, R. O'Leary, K. LeTourneau, P. Mlfzulc, J. Palmer, M. Lux, l.. Monfpelil, J. Pariseau, D. Adv. l4I Bro. Leo Below, B. Jolnnson, J. Taylor, and F. Mahoney gel 'Iogelher fo corner a geomeiry problem. I .-gif ' rf ,, ,A- ll Rosauer, M. Rose, K. Rycleen, J. Sandberg, J. 'Q f l Saumweber, G Sclwmuclc, D. Sieber, L. Walsh, G. Adv. I 42 Bro. Marcel its RP' . .... R . . . n..R Q 1. , 3' 5.3. Barnes, M. Conway, P. Braun, G. Duell. R. I.. . 5 ' 3 X Q Q f 'fi' '- P g 4' K 1 at R N Q' .5 fl if ,, .lmxx V i , I Q: is Mi in Q . A W Raleigh, W. Rival. G- Wiegele, E. Young, R. x . K ,N Reflner, J. VGff1SlFOm. G- Wilson, T. Zappa, M f 5 ' Se f i h ,. W f cf 'VVA E K : . iff , A ,fx . , 1' ' I -1: .- 'Ref' V If . , Mclieague, R. 1 A W. Michseis, W. ' . L lf Moore, F. iff-, , Morrisselle. G Y' .Q , Persby, B. Gabriel, M. Holmes. R. Galley, T. Kaiser. R. Gavnilc, M. Kellerman, P. Hayne, R. Klein. M. Hein. W- Liesenfeld, G, Hesse. 5. MCG-ra+h, J. Hoffman. J. Junior Mike Semeia 'Flies high as he evades Colfer defensemen. Frosh enlered Hill wiih feelings of anlioipalion. exoilemenl, hope l In Seplemloer, 3I I freshmen enlerecl Hill lo begin 'rheir four years ol High School. Their laces reflecled excilemenl, anlici- palion, hopes, and fears. They soon cap- They found challenge in 'lhe newness of high school. Difficull' courses, new leach- ers, counlless slrange laces, endless cor- ridors, and a fasl moving schedule 'rhrew lhem info lhe lhiclc of life al' Hill High. lured The spiril' of Hill and began lo conlribuie lo il. Adv. l 43 Bro. Clarence ..sl T ls.Jr . aa.. s,... K Q .... IV. . T I I: I f 'MW I X f' wi .3 94' qi, .... ss , ,X ft -'Pe .gs K ,.., f L 'fel TW, , X f .fi , 1 fi' ,, .. ig R vi 'fi '29 .4 I is I- I ,ifgrgr , ... . AV . A In K l. hiv 1 gf Z' .ii 1,, g f ,Q 5, ff Ameyf R- Cocciarella, F. Fida, P. Ayd. D. Cockreil, K. Frazer, T. Birlc, J. De Marfinol T, Gelbmann, F. Breneman. A. Drinanel W, Granse, R. Caviezel, S, Eiswmhl pl Hamillon. J. E' mv - Qi W AP' 2' , L! l .-23,4 if -s. V . if 1' T mix' x Y jk fill? Q f51 5 'E' ' 'H' ' . ,Q . Aer. ... -,. .. ., aa- A f f . SEM W EQ! I v . we 'gf fs N 'f-,tv ' i 15,4 r .2 , Q f . F A 5 'Qu ,lf 'Em Jorgensen Marlin, L. Podobinslci, J. Koller, P. McGuire, T. PreHner, L. Kromer, R Merlens, K. Ralferly, L. LaBelle, A. Mordorski, B. Roehrenbach, Leach, A. Morehead, M. Rowan, P. Lulcesh. T. Narloclc, L. Salwasser, M. 60 J. I .s.,. i. ff S S A l Schalfhausen Schlelly. S. Shanley, T. Shevlin, T. Slarzinslci, R. Truslcolaslci, J Whalen, P. , 'iw six .. ' , 1 Q:..'3'f E1 .J 'bu J Frosh Welcome Weelc is 'the high- Here, Tom Elias iniroduces fhe frosh 'ro Hill. 'T-is ' '5- Q' W Q.: , 'iv T Tw . X ,.,, . X ' Y . . R22 R T Sai ' i--- 5 - '1 .6 5 , 'F 4 df gifs. . kkyg, Q 4- I 'YQ of - ff Y 7 . . . . . QL Qi? X 'T , 5 . A X- . E vii- ' K K s s af' '- f ' , X ' f s , l ' , .z .. J Q 114 T f 'T' fi Bunde, C. Dorner, R. Fremonf, T. Jared. T. Caruso, F. Dufresne, D. Gagne, J. Kivel. T. Charpenlier. M. Dunnigan. R. Goble, R. Koefz, R. Chrisfensen, R. Dupre. R. Green, M. LaCroix, S, Coons, J. Dvorak. T. Hall, W. Larson, W. DeRosa, M. Egan, P. Horsefh. L. Lay. T. bl Adv. I44 Mr. Fish h a 2:0 . i F: . Q -L .Q 3, . lux ,zz is 40. s V- .1 if n QB' S35-f X , , . 5 . N 4 h Q.. lf' L Q Lyons, P. Peloquin. J. Scullen, D. McNamara. W. Rogers, D. Sergof, P. Mrozinslci, J. Roslcowinslci, R. Shirley, D, Murphy, M. Sanflner, C. Wiplinger, S. NSlSOf1. W- Schneider, C. Wyzylcowslci, J. lighf of incoming 'freshman acfivilies. W? . J . f fwfkr W, , I k k I , ., Q I Q' V . bk T 1 Q ' MY?-. - , 1 . 1 . T X A ' Adv: I 5 I ,K Q.. , . X ., , . 'V M , Bro. Terence ,rr 'Q ,mx .A T it , J J J eee 1 , . , as b ' L eeee T' 3 - ' T? 1 .e ee e ' . ' .1 A el 1 ' . X. 1 1. I f w fin., 1: , A Q? 4 A Q -A J rr Q Ig A lv L L, r V Ki., I in . L I-ki ,W . -nl' , E M 'Nl J , , ms. if I I 'W A K A iv, In 'KW I V A A ,,'. , I :4 -, Lk. A L 1 1' xgwx A .ffl 9. I ' A :Y 3 I ,, 1 - , L U T . -Af M, .J ,, . ,.ee.g ar .W ,, , ... .. V ' ' , . ,'ff' .. . T , .. W ., 'mf K, 25.4, ' J f ' Vx .RM I i A . Bol, S. Crea. A. Hanneman, S. Mandel, J. Reichow, M. Schneider, C. Weinand, G. Chapeau, T. Didion, G. Harfmann, A. Mangine, A. Riveness, J. Schweifz, F. Wolkersiorfer, T Chrisfopherson, L. DiSan'ro, J. Haugen, S. Manfhey, W. Rohrichf, M. Sfadler, M. Worms, M. Colaizy, R. Dunsmore, Horwaflw, G. Pierre, R. Russo, J. S+al'1lmann, M. Zarembinski, D. Conway, M. G-olla, D. Johnson, G. Pre'H'yman, R. Sandberg, J. Tabolich, J. Zoller, T. Lofberg, M. Rankin, J. Schiller, S. Tudell, M. Zook, D. Adv. 152 I, ,A WM .hun ., A , I V A ' M X. A ,X M R M J , J T V, J r. eagan ' P! 1 , AJ-- 3 '-T' Alverman, B. Anderson, T. Badowicz, E. Benson. R. 62 5 - J 4 - E A ll il . - . .1 ' n r rj ' T saa f . T s T ..rr C J . lm . 'E . ... T 1 1, SEJF' ., X . N - kk K. Ni I Q r Wifi my , , V , R A ' 1 ,A it - A M? , .. ,L . 'N A:-l ,Q . 5 L' ' is ' I e Q gk! P ggi . I ,Q Q f ' , R 'fs 'll ' li J J ff . .1 WI. -if . Q . J A . 315' 3. A . A -ii, I of ' ' X fs ' J 2 . 4 T . so 4 ff A S+. Marlin, M. Slagle, J. .f Es . W 1' Schmidt J. Tomaszewslci, J. Z: 31 T .' - A 1 r . Sepion, J. Van Horn, L. - .L r Q: ' W Simon, S. Voosen, J. .WA ja W U' Q J Borden. J. Curran, D. Henne. N. Pike, T. Boufhilef. T. Curran, P. Kiver, T. Racine, L. Brennan, R. Goyeffe, T. Lillemo. C. Reis, D, Brix, C. Haider, A. Lyons. C. Rewey, R. Cardinal, P. Heayy, W. Oman, T. Ryan, C. lnframurals enlerfain sfudenis during lunch period. Here, sophomores look on avidly as a con+es+ progresses. 63 'Br , S nfl rl is srl T ., Q af lr. , . M ? 'I in .f Wallace, D Wallner, J. Winlcel, R. WiH'e, R. Frosh Rnd fun in afhleiics, ggm nighis. WU' 3 .1 S f. i 34 M, H ' X MF I X. su. Q? X . f 1 Adv. I 53 iniramurals, phg-ed 7.1 e -' . , , . K. ,::' Q . J iZE JJJ J E341 ' f T Mr. Mumeg F' 'J KK' - ,. J . ,y . 5 2' 7 ,. 4 -1 ' Barfolic, W. Conlin, T. Grundfner, L. Ling, C. Persoon, J. Sfanislaw, J. Bill. R. Defy. L- HO9I'1'SCl1. R- McHugh, C. Polaski, R. Sfrohbeen, G. Bissonneffe, R. Ebert R. Joyce, P. McMahon, R. Sawyer, S. Taylor, M. Borre, D. Feders, M. Ladage, D. Merfhan, J. Shcrrock, W. Telzlaff, J. Chermalc, J. Fochf, J. Larsen, G. Ness, J. Sinks, S. Tighe, S. Chial, R. Frenning, R. Leary, M. Novak, T. 64 Venaglia, R. Wiblishauser, T. Woifowicz, J. Young. J. Zjelinski, J. P if 'P v - 1-x 'S' . ,gf 4? . 3 4 Z' Y A if W' R, S. ,, Q' if VV - 'ki' Q if -kgl fi ,Q , 321-, -' .2 'S ,I W .. 3 w . . Lk? ij 'i ' ' rf . .ff 3 SPA: A. 'Q .5 , A . 5 1 x J , , J ii? J ' l R , ' EP f'-::. 1 i ' ,gi 5. . . . - Q r ' AAVL A wi Y J 'J r XA K Q f A J A . . 5 Q ' .1 . 'f , K V . .Q Y qw . KA R . , Barghini, R. Broenen, B. ' 3- f .:f' Barghini, R. Bruels. N. R uf '- V Belair. D. cosimini, G. R ' f Q . Benassi, D. Eng, H. A Brine, J. Ewald, J. 'AQ -Q X M L .H Gibb0HS. RFQ Kessler, J. Ravenscroff, K. Greczyna. . Kielsa, D. Reich, T. r' eav' Haag, T. Kraft G. Riley, W. Haney, M. Lieb, J. Schmif, G. Adv, I Hefny. M. Morelli, J. Schreiner, S. Hinfzerw. C- Neely, T. Selinske, S. at f l 4 . 'E Ji. . 'sr E-fu. .-5 ' ,As . FP IA was Sfaflci, W. Suski. G. Veffer, D. Wagner. J. Willard, S. Wilson, D. 65 Freshm D 4 1' . W W R '4 1 ' . xg Q it u Q 9 l ..rJ N 'Q Wohl. R. Wolfe, D. Wriskey, R. Yorga, M. Zasada, M. Zinqsheim, J. en spend Hme af a sfuden'r's mosi' imporfanf fask, sfudying. M r. Sporer keeps his frosh Lan- guage Aris class hopping. ss 1 1 QQ is-152 5: an gig! VV - . 5' if ' h f J ' ee m i?V,f5. . a A , .f jg - A l l 'J . .. , 32 ' 5 . - ' I f . . . ,. . A, I 4' s I f if Fi . . V , A SE- X . ,gf Achlerling, B. Gage, J. Kuehn, M. Barry, J. Gaylord, E. Kurlz, R. Carlson, D. Johnson, D. Langevin, P. Daly, W. Johnson, G. LaVelle, M. Dreis, R. Johnson, J. Lawrence, T. Feesl, S. Krauf, G. Lockman, P. , rf? Bm - we ,. -lm bi if .. . N W sflo f McGinley, P. Mogren, S. Moser, S. Pelerson, R. Popperf, W. Ross, G. 66 df : Qs, ,. sd . 'H gg: 'Hur fi 533' F it f we A, s 1. Ruberlo, P. Russell, J. Sandberg. J. Schneeweis, R. Shields. J. Snaza, M. Adv. 156 Dr. Berrgman M ,... , i w - ri: we 55 'lf 315' 5 5 Teibel, T. Valenlo, J. Veiler, E. Wagner, J. Wakefield, J. 12.35 . Q36 is Q. f 'ggi Ya. .E r I li' is . . .3 ' While, B. Winlerle, B. Wyczawslci, J Yanlcovec. D. Zaleslcy, F. 1 i Y Q 1 mf' xx 'X 45 I , 5 , Y 4 N 1 i-K .J . .fly . . ix A .wi ,ff 'I R fa. , 1k 7 R 'if,e'.,9i x X fn . h5v,, . 5 V Q Mt' Z ' Lf mn I' . if ,. , . , 3 i 3' D' W T , Sfudenfs show inieresf in class by pariicipafing in quesfion-answer sessions. f 1 T ' f . T fy 4 ,, . -ii? NN I I ...nr V i , I F A' qi VW ,V,l I ...I .ly V. 1.2: ,arp . ff X X 0 5 i rt J T. 5 I K XY L J Woiicersiorfer. J. if f 1 . n ' 'f,. Uv. 'V I 4' , ks . fi t ii T ' X fi 'f I ,f Ax 3.1 Barfosiewicz, M. Geraghfy, T. Korcieii, S. Rademacher, N. Smifiw. J. Wdiieii. P. Bauman, G. Giannini. S. Lennsrison, R. Rafferiy, J. Themmes, W. Wilson, M. I Belfmann. P. Godbouf, K. Marzolf, C. Ryan, T. Walerius, M. Winci. 6- ' Briggs, P. Hoiman. D. McGra+iw, T. Saniori, G. B A Buchanan, E. Hopkins, T. Meiry, R. Sciwiecic. P. I' 0 Deck, J. Hughes, M. Nicosia, C. Sclwouvelier, R. ro. n Doyle, T. Huof, D. Olson, G. Schwieiz, G, Feisch, G. Kaufenberg. S. Osieclci, M. Seidl, W. 67 .... i N 'ra 'ziieif Aw 1' -r :z.ss1e,a95a J Varsiig Fooiball Pioneer Record 6-2 Conference De La Salle I2-O Benilde 2-O S+. Thomas I4-6 Creiin O-I3 Non-Conference Aliliirl 33-O Lourdes 0.4! S+. Agnes 3l-20 Kellogg 20-7 f P ' F Mr. Mauer, Backfield Coach. Mr Bell . V x. .3 ,s.., 'A .fat ,, Et' L Y, End Coach. L ... Q ..,, -1... . A A i ii Mr. Sfolz, Line Coach. E' L s..: K ik, ,V , ., Mr. Ludwig, Line Coach. Boffom: B. Scullen, J. Duncan, T. Gagliardi. J. Bell co-capl., D. Schoenecker. B. Sleele co-capf.: B. McQuade, T. Bader, D. Aguirre, J. Reidell. Row 2: J. Goebel, D. Libra, S. Romanchulc, B. LeTourneau, J. Eberhard, L. Poliachilc, J. Chicone, J. Tauer. J. Mersch, T. Bell, M. O'Leary, J. Schafzlein, Mgr: Row 3: H. Anderson. Trainer: V. O'Keefe, Mgr.: P. Brady, J. Harlman, D. Griffin, R. Egan, P. Horwalh, P. Wons, R. Reyes, G. Eafon, D. Boerner, R. Knulson, P. Eaves, M. Marlin, P. Shields, K. Weifeclci, Trainer, G. Wegleiiner, Mgr.: Top: M. Sfahnlce, R. Charpenlier. J. Tabolich, S. Mynarcylc, R. Hunt T. Welsch, K. Sexion, B. Bulmer, P. Fewer. 70 A De player rushes in fo block a field goal al'- 'rempiz Jolwn Goebel l42l receives ball on a kickoff. Hill's grueling defense lines up againsi' De. HIII blanks Special Mention l De IQ-G . . . I? rl 1. Joe Duncan, John Goebel offensive guard. fallback 1 Tom Bell l33l scampers up lhe sidelines wifh 'lhe help of a key block. Hill squeaks pasi Benilde Q-O... Hill dumped Benilde 2-O for iheir ihird siraighi win over ihe Recl Knighis in ihe '65 Homecoming. A firsl period safely crediied 'ro Pai Fewer proved +o be enough. Joe Bell and John Goebel led lhe ball conlrol, H-ill offense, and Bell also made The defensive play of 'rhe game when he ouiran Lawgne of Benilcle afler The laiier had inierceprecl a pass and relurned fo lhe Hill 35. Special Meniion gat , B we ,Q 'Q .e Paul Eaves, Pai Fewer, quarlerbaclc. End. Credii him wilh lhe safely. Knighis scramble, buf lo no avail. The Pioneer has lhe exfra yardage. Joe Bell i301 Tinds a big hole and rushes inTo iT Tor good yardage. Special Meniion Pioneers upsei . , ,,, x . fn Tommies I4-6 . . . 4 - Dave Libra, JOE Bell. Lineman of The week All-S+a+e choice. Tor ST. Thomas This game was a big win Tor The Pioneers. game' The TirsT halT Tound boTh l-lill and ST. . Thomas scoring, buT ST. Thomas Tailed on The Try Tor The exTra poinT. The TirsT Touch- -down Tor l-lill was scored by Joe Bell. who also added The exTra poinT. STeve Roman- chulc scored on a long run in The second half, wiTh Joe Bell adding The exTra poinT. Bernie S+eele receives insTrucTions from Coach Sullivan during a shorT break Trom play. ' A ST. Thomas player gefs bowled over as he valianTly Tries To geT some exTra yardage. 73 l Crehn spoils Pioneers' bid for siale. I3-O Paul Eaves sends a pass bulleiing fo i'rs +arge+. Special Menhon Bernie Sfeele Co-ca plain and guard. Rick Egan. End and Lineman of lhe Week againsl Raiders. Two grueling Pioneers spoil fhis Raider's chance 'ro show his slull A Raider leaps high inio lhe air io make a beaulilul cafch as Pioneers wail for him io come down. Q n-.M-Q, ,nada .fy ll A' Inf .5 1 Hx 4' M. , ' - ,,. ' ,, x V, , V - 9 l V.. V' 7 Lx fl nun . ' ,,i,j kr f - M 1 M, jr 'Q if ' , ' ,, . ' - '. , , , , M I ,. I an, yi, B-SQUAD TEAM: Boffom: J. Hoffman, P. Dahedl, S. Conway, C. Novolny, G. Langevin, J. Taylor, B. Wold, J. Byrne: Row 2: E. Mon'rpe'li+, B. McGuire, G. Arneberg, P. Kellerman, G. Boellner, P. Koch, T. Wolfe, F. Moore, P. Quinn, S. Schwiefzz Row 3: M. Monianarri, Mgr.: P. LeTourneau, S. Ragafz, R. Liesenleld-, G. Sfanoch, R. Walz, D. Schmilf, T. Sperling, S. Pepin, T. Carlier, J. Margfhey, L. Griesgraber, J. Poianowslci: Top: B. Baller, S. Lange, D. Ross, P. Knollmaier, G. MorriseHe, J, Rydeen, D. Brings B. Pers y. B-squad ended season wiih 4-2: W . L Frosh iallued y A O-4- I record . . . Mr. Sfrong, Mr. Keenan, Mr, Horak, B-squad Coach. Frosh Coach. Fresh Coach, EROSH TEAM: Bo'H'om: J. Telzlafl, M. Kuehn, M. Yorga, J. Schmidt J. DiSan+o, R. Winlcel, J. Rankin, T.,Doyle, G. Johnson D. Saffnerg Row 2: G. Olsen, S. Willard, E. Buchanan, K. Ravenscroff, R. PreHyman, B. Barghini, J. Russo, R. Barghini, H. Eng R. Chrislensen, G. Wind, T. Anderson, J. Shields: Row 3: M. Conway, T. Dvorak, J. Tabolich, W. Hall, G. Slrohbeen, R. Granse P. Cardinal, J. Morelli, J. Smifh, J. Mrozinslci, M. Trudell: Top: D. Rodgers. T. Neely, L. Houselh, D. Zaremloinslci, L. Prellner, T Lawrence. B. Daly, D. Dunigan, B. Larson, T. Oman. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Bo'H'om: T. Bolhwell, J Blaha D Wilson J Fochl F Zielinslc L Van Horn P Nasself R. Engleman, J. Lee, J. Pallerson: Row 2: D. Bakula, J. Hedican G Weinand M Reich W McCarlhy J Goswvlz G Fur long, R. Swanda, R. Vincelli, M. Cashman: Top: P. Kramlinger D Veller J Soucheray W Byrne M Semeia M Nl n H Pinslci, S. Dusek, R. Desch, G. Roeske, J. Vann. T. Youness Mr Sporer Coach Harriers run lo 4-5 overall record The l965 Cross Counlry 'leam duplicaled 'rheir I964 CCC conference record wilh a I-3 record. Our lone viclory in The conference was over Sl. Thomas. The l-larriers 'fared beller in non-conference aclion, winning over Sl. Bernard, Blake, and Nazarelh Hall. ln The slale meel held Oclober 30. 'rhe Pioneers ran lo a filrh place posilion. Bill McCarlhy, senior co-caplain, was our lone represenlalive on lhe All- Conference Team. Olher seniors on lhe Team were M. Reich. J. Goswilz, D. Balqula, G. Furlong, R. Swanda, R. Vincelli, D. Veller, W. Byrne. and T. Youness. Ray Charpenfier sfruggles fo fighi' off a De La Salle opponenf. Grapplers Hnish besi season wifh 6-7 record . . . WresHing Coach I ,lf I Mr. Roger Ludwig, rv 4' . ' . 0 l fl, T .7 kg J! Bo'Hom: J. Heinrichs, D. Berger, F. Frarro, B. McCar+hy iCo-capizl, R. Charpenfier, K. Bozicevich, M. Noonan, G. Vernsfrom, J. Tomazeskig Row 2: D. Zarembinski, T. Pike, K. Boscievich, C. Bou+hiie+, W. Sharrock, T. Boufhiief, C. Rossi, T. Geraghiy iMgr.i: Row 3: T. Haider, J. Fraenrich, B. Mogren, S. Mefzdorf, J. Lorenz, D. Ladadge, M. Muies, D. Verness: Row 4: S. Young, D. Vefrer. D. Griffin, G. Willard, K. Sexfon, R. Urban iCo-capizl, R. Duell. 78 . Mike Noonan lighls lo gel De La Salle opponenf in pin posilion. The l-lill wresllers eslablishecl 'rheir 'linesl record in Jrhe hislory of The sporl here al' Hill posling a 6-7 overall record. Coach Roger Ludwig's grapplers won Jrwo CCC malches. bolh over S+. Thomas, and won olher non-conference malches againsl Cenrral, Brady, S+. Bernard, and Johnson. The Pioneers had high hopes going info lhe Slale Tournamenl al Sl. John's, buf could manage only a lenlh place finish. in fill 'M ffgw FJ-Q29 y - . fi i x-jg, in in Boffomz S. Rcmanchuk, B. McQuade, G. Langevin, G. Johnson, T. Erickson: Row 2: V. Hinfzen, J. Tauer, D. Reif, R. Dahedl, J. Soucheray: Row 3: J. Mersch lMgr.l, A. McDonough, J. Fischer, E. Ryan, Coach John Boland: Top: D. Aguirre, S. Schwieh, P. Fewer, R. Hagel, S. Mynarcyk: Missing: D. Boerner, J. Bell, J. Finnell lMgr.l. We. Fa.. f Mr. Boland, Hockey Coach. The I965-66 Hill hockey Team skaTed Through The worsT won-loss season in The hisTory of The school. Coach John Boland's young Pioneers were only able To posT a 9-I3 overall record, buT ended on a brighT noTe as They won The consolaTion championship in The STaTe Tournament A lack of scoring punch was The pucksTers biggesT problem This year, as They were blanked 'four Times over The season. BuT They pulled Their forces TogeTher aTTer The TirsT round in The STaTe TournamenT To beaT ST. Agnes 3-2 and De La Salle 5-I Tor The consolaTion Trophy. Senior PaT Fewer was voTed MosT Valuable Player, buT Junior STeve Rornanchuk led The Team in scoring and was named To The CCC All- Conference Team and To The All-STaTe Team. Greg Langevin and Dan Boerner also received an honorable menTion award on The All-Conference Team. 80 Joe Bell gives fuhle chase offer S+ Make player. f,,-1 Dan Reif sfeals a quick punch while flle refs walch lhe acfion. Young puoksiers gain experience John Tauer shoofs as Sieve Romanchucli follows up for +l'1e rebound r S. .54 xx -1 ,H Hil l, ff ,, Mff.,-'---- ----7 ---- --- -1---W Y' Y W Q.. 1 Van Hinizen fakes a header over a Creffn player. Puck bounces off Erickson's chesf affer sho? from Benilde. A fourih place finish in ihe CCC . . . John Tauer fighfs for 'the puck as Ryan, Reif, and Johnson move up fhe ice. . HW k KM- W, .tff1o,4,m,f,q.2.fMQg,..-Jii.. --L-M, , -..J , Z n H in i it iii ' N xi 2,3 at -+Mx,yTT1gjyN,X sb , 1 . r sxkxix A 4. tvxxghi, if if 47 ga Rick Dalwedl slaps in rebound . . and llirows his arms up in ioy as puclc resls in 'llwe nel. b 0 , Qophomores righlen fulure hopes . . . E5IjliOlr:ax:1,2fgFi2Sl4l and Bruce McQuacle ll3l clear lhe puck as Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill ST. Bernard-I Mounds View-4 Crelin-5 Sl. Thomas-l Sli Agnes-2 Si, Bernard-0 De La Salle-2 Dul. Morgan Pa rk-3 Dul. Callieclral-8 Benilde-4 Sirnley-O Crelin-B Sl, Thomas-5 Mahiomedi-4 Sl. Micliael's To Sl. Agnes-5 De La Salle-2 Mpls. Edison-2 Benilde-B Benilde-9 S+. AqnesA2 De La Salle-I ronlos-I3 .. mm .. Wi W I ,mf- 5 in - - 'Lf.s.2,s,,,. A ...,..k . 83 L' -H i aah- i , - .- MS- - -fm .x 133 4 1 W HI' '81 fx ,- af Romanchuk Fewer lead Ploneers l'lill's Junior VarsiTy slcaTed To a Tine 6-5-3 record This year despiTe The TacT ThaT Three sophomores were moved up To The varsiTy where They played reg- ularly. lnconsisTency oT The weaTher caused posTponemenT oT a number oT games, buT The B-squad sTiII avenged lasT year's double losses To CreTin by Tying Them once and beaTing Them decisively in The second game. in Mr. Jack Kigh+, B-Squad Coach. f -1. g ... f-k. Pioneer hoclcey Team huddles around neT beTween periods A consolaiion championship s+aTe Tournameni is won ii -if l BoHom: M. MonTanari, M. Oswald, M. Colaizy, W. McCarron W NysTrom R Bobrowslu Row 2 B. Johnson lMqr.l, C. Novolny, J. MonTpeTiT, R. PeTTerssen W McQuacle B Persby Top T WolTe R. Liesenfeld, D. Pariseau, J. Fewer, D. Torgerson, D. Brings, L Grlesqraber 2 Uxfg J 'll ff QQ Boffom: J. Hacker lMgr.i, M. Geraghghfy, M. Semeia, B. Englemann, T. Golla lMgr.l: Row 2: J. Hedican R Vncelli Eafon M. Cashman. J. Ernsf lSfaf.i: Top: G. Roeske. S. Dusek, H. Holfkamp, M.Junker, G.Sfanoch. Young oagers finish Iasf Mr. Terry Sfrong, Varsify Baskefball Coach. Counfed ouf before fhe season began, l-lill's never-say-die cagers shocked fhe enfire sfafe wifh an excifing 52-Sl upsef of De La Salle in fhe final game of fhe conference season. This salvaged an ofherwise frusfrafing firsf year for head coach Terry Sfrong. Alfhough fhey finished lasf in conference play wifh a I-7 record, fhe Pioneers managed a surprising 6-I7 overall record. Coach Sfrong loses fhe services of bruising all-conference forward Mike Junker, agile Ron Vincelli, and husfling Mike Geraghfy, buf will welcome back a hosf of falenfed iuniors led by all-region forward Sfeve Dusek, and including Mike Cashman. Mike Semeia. and l-lal l-lolfkamp. ln addifion, a score of promising young sophomores are ex- pecfed, including sfandoufs Gary Sfanoch and Pal' Quinn. Of fhis year's feam, if can be said fhaf whaf fhey lacked in ex- perience, fhey made up for wifh deferminafion and husflei 86 1,25- 'Nu M 'QL ' ' f f 42 J gg Guard Ron Vincelli demons+ra+es fine shooring abilify as he Mmqes ror a budcef aqainsr Co++er. 1 N Mike Semefa sefs fo shoot Sophomore Gary Sfanoch drives around Benilde defender Gary Roeske raids Crelin of 'lwo poinls. Holllcamp eyes 'lhe baskel keenly as he readies himself lo shool. Upsei De La Salle 52-51 . . . Pioneer Record Hill-40 Hill-56 Hill-7l Hill-SI Hill-35 Hill-53 Hill-59 Hill-55 Hill-58 Hill-52 Hill-44 Hill--36 Hill-44 HillJ43 Hill-40 Hill-5I Hill-52 Hill-34 Hill-75 Hill-52 Hill-48 Hill-45 Hill-43 S+. Agnes-'69 A S+. Cloud Calhedral-67 Winona Colfer'-68 Hurnboldf-50 Crelin-55 Sf. Thomas-65 Monroe-43 LaCrosse Aquinas-58 Eau Claire Regis-79 Sl. Agnes-63 Benilde-76 De La Salle-86 Rochesler Lourdes-7l Winona Colfer-62 Crefinf62 S+, Thomas-73 Rochesler Lourdes-66 Benilde-68 Wabasha Sf. Felix-45 De La Salle-Sl S+. Bernard's-40 Sl. Thomas-65 St. Agnes-64 All-Conference seleclion, Mike Junker shows form which won him This honor. 90 l Z l xx ll: We Qi-zlii L xi. T T ii! A95 :EEZ 44 EE X14 Bo'Hom: Coach Bob Sullivan, R. Novak, M. O'Leary, S. Ragalz, J. Taylor, J. Weisf, R. Gores lMgr.l Row 2: R. Bazille lMgr.l P. Quinn, 6. ivlorisselle, V. Garfrell, M. Waflers, L. Furlong, S. Lange. B-squad, frosh gain experience . . . The freshman and B-squad baslceiball Teams, bolh under new coaches, gained The experience needed To brealc inio varsiiy compeliiion. The B-squad under new coach Bob Sullivan compiled an 89-!2 won-losl' record and was led by forward Jim Byrne who finished The season wiih a 'line 9.4 poinis per game average. Also insirumenlal in The success of This year's Team were Sieve Ragalz and Ga ry Morisseile. The Trosh on The olher hancl, compiled a I-IO record under firslr year coach Dave Keenan. Bo'Hom: L. Preifner, G. Gaylord, B, PreH'yman, D. Borre, L. Dery, C. Eng, P. Bellman lMgr.l: Row 2: J. Smilh, D. Scullen, B lilill, J. Morelli,kG. Ling, C. Schneider, Mr. Keenan lCoachT7 Row 3: M. Conway, K. Goudbouf, T. Wollcerslorfer, lMgr.l, T o er, P. Wallec . i . 5 I 1 i i f Q ' l Q E . s s .. .,-f' 5 l l 5' I T E 3 amz: rfffefymffts EM IA! row? 'TMA wa :iw-:: i - ig 'RX J Hill provides siudenis wiih social. academic and working aciiviiies . . . fe Hiil siudenf worker busy ai work afier school. The siude-ni work- Siudenis discuss problems with Mr' Crowley before er program gives Hue siudenis an opporiuniiy To reduce or earn Classes' iheir iuiiion. Siudenis enjoying ihemselves during an iniermission ai ine Home- coming Dance. Juniors serve ai' fheir Mass during The underclassmen Refreai. Freshmen aifend Mass during fheir fwo day Refreai. Fr, Rummel disfribufing Communion during a Firs+ Friday Mass. Bro. Henry gives a conference 'ro sensors a+ Dunrovin Refreaf House. As well as opporiuniiies in Chrisiian living . . . EXECUTIVE BOARD OFHCERS: Bolfom: G. Capislranl, T. Gaqliarcli, B. McCarfby, T. Walslmg Top: B. Callahan, L. Voeller, J. Rlweinberger. Qiudenl Council offers experience in school leadership . . . The Sludenl Council office is a regular bee- hive of aclivily. Sludenl Council general assemblies allow 'rlwe 64 homeroom delegal lo represenl llie sludenl body. Mu? Qiudenf Council provides inieresling assemblies. coniesls social evenis . . . The Sludenl Council sponsored eyenls included Frosh Welcome Day, Homecoming, soclq-hops, es- say conleslr, Chrislmas decoralions conlesl, and olhers. Besides lhese, regularly scheduled school assemblies were bolh enlerlaining and inlorrnalive. Probably Jrhe mosl popular assembly was Chrysler's Music lor Modern Americans. A+ righl, we see one of lhe enlerlainers from This line program. Y! 4, fsrfkwx V in er 97 Below, Brolher Marlin keeps e walchful eye on Sfuclenl cil proceedings. Socially . . . Joe Pehoslri inlerprels fhe rhylhm of a line band. The Paslels provide rhylhm for a sock hop. . Aoademioallg Incoming freshmen were well orienlaled on Freshmen Welcome day The execulive board provides leadership lor general assembly meelings of 'lhe Sludenl Council. 98 In eadership 26 f a ' V5 ' 1 ? 5 T Homecoming sparks school spiril The cheerleaders helped io spark school spiril, noi only al Homecoming, buf al all ihe alhlelic coniesls of lhe school year This year, l-lill boys ioined wilh girls from Archbishop Murray lo form lhe cheering squad. The pep assembly during Homecoming Week fealured inlroduclion of lhe players. f ,ff , x E, fx Zi 'flf Senior Hobo Day is sure lo malce all aware lhal Home coming leslivilies are in lull swing. - -, ..,V S - ..,., ' ' ' ' , L M , . , ,m an f - ' -b -ik' i . qw' Bw: Q' - Halffime a+H1e Homecoming game was hiqlwlignfed by Hue fnfrodudion of Hwe queen candidaies and announcemenf of Hme chosen winner of Hue queen compeHHon, Gail Gulden of Our Lady of Peace High School. From ihe queen candidaies. Affer Hme crowning on Hwe field-Joe Penosld, Queen Gail Gulden, and her escort Mike LaCasse. a queen was chosen . . . IOI The Queen was crowned and reigns Hill . . . Queen Gall Gulden smiles dellghledly from ner place of honor al llwe Homecoming dance. Tlue grand march lo llwe from of lhe gym was lull of excll rnenl for Queen Gall and ner escorl, Milne LaCasse. 4 Even on ll1e dance floor, llwe Queen and lwer escorl cauglwl' The allenfion of admiring onlookers. Frosh l-lill. The November Hill Slcaling Parly fealurecl 'rhe use of Aldrich Arena for an evening of fun. Welcome Day broughl eager new Hill-iles lo inspeci Aciiviiies leave happg memories . The Slxaling Parly included a varsily-lacully hockey game-noi a Thriller, buf delinilely enlerlaining. ??f: - V W ?. l9'i'Q fi we-ww MQ, 1 238 ff' -Y fiw WA ff L vw, a 1 . 5 X 1 w F ,M I if n. g M , fg, ri '- Q ,sf 231 A Q '. , ' I , HL ,W xx 5 v -is 5 U f 'S R . 4 a , f Hz x 5? '- K i' N.. X Q K 40' ADAMSKI, RICHARD A. Adam Adv. IO6: Parish: Sl. Pius X: Ambilions To Graduale: lnlramurals I, 2. BADER, THOMAS E. Bob Adv. II9: Parish: Sl. Thomas: Ambifionz Naval Officer: Spanish Club 3: Foolball l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey l: Baseball I, 2: Track 3, 4: Lel'rermen's Club 3, 4. ANDERSON, ROBERT B. ASCHERMAN. RICHARD P. Andy Adv, ll3g - Dick Adv. lO4:. Parish: Presenlalion: Ambi- Parish: Sl. Pascal: Ambiiionx Hon: Relurn lo Hawaii: Hon- Fighler Pilol: Spanish Club or Roll 2, 3, 47 Rogues 3: Iglnlrarnurals l,2, 3. lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. BAKULA, DAVID T. Swampee Adv. lO5: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambi+ion: To C-raduale: Yearbook 4: Paper Slalii 4: Lilerary Mag- azine 4: Rogues 3: Camera Club 4: Lellerrnen's Club 4i Foolball 3i Cross Counlry 47 Track 2, 3, 4: lnlrannurals l, 2, 3, 4. AUGE. TIMOTHY J. Tiger Adv. IO7: Parish: Sl. John's: Ambilionz Teacher: Glee Club 4: CCD 47 SAT 4: Library Club l, 2, 3, 4. There was a BARTHOLOMEW, JOHN R. Black Bari Adv. lO5: Parish: Sl. Jerome: Ambilion: To Graduale: Arl and Posler Club 2: lnlramurals l: Bowl- ing Team 4. 1. BAUMAN, DANIEL T. BEJBLIK, JOHN I.. Kid Adv. II9: Beib's Adv. IO8: Parish: Sl. Pius X: Ambiliont Parish: Sl. Mallhew: Ambi- English Teacher: Rogues 3: lion: Chiropraclor: Spanish Ski Club 4: lnlrarnurals l, 2. Club l. 3, 4. I06 BELL, JOSEPH B. Joe Adv. IO6g Parish: SI. PeIerg Ambiiionz Finish CoIIege, Sfudenf Coun- ciI 2: Rogues 3, I.eIIermen's CIUIQ 3, 4: Honor ROII I, CIass Officer I, 2, 3: CCD 3, 47 InIrarnuraIs I, 2, 3, 47 FcoI- I::a'I I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 23 I-Icckey I, 2, 3, 4. Iime for jog BERG, ROBERT C. BERNARD, JOHN M. BERNEY. JOHN J. Berg Adv, iig, wack Adv. IO4g 'IROCV' Adv- i041 Parish: gyesged Sacrament Parish: Sf. Joseph: Ambifgon: Parish: Blessed Sacrament Ambiiionz Governrnenf I-Iunfer Enqineerx GISQ CIUI5 2- Ambi+i0f'1 Become 5 SOIVIT Or Ramgep lnfmmufals ly 2, Rogues 3: Chess CIuI3 I, 23 Leqion OI Mary I, In+rarnuraIs I, 2, 3, 4. The Talenf SI1ow needed careIuI advance pIanninq. I-Iere, Brofher MicI1aeI meeIs wiI'I'1 his commi+'ree. --fi BERTRAND, MICHAEL J. BETTS, ROBERT M. BIAGINI, JOHN O. Birdy Adv. IO7: Bob Adv, IO8g Pea Brain Adv. IO5: Parish: Sf. Pefer: Ambifion: pa,-ish: Sacred Heart Arnbi- Parish: Presenfafion: Ambifionz Elecfrician: Honor Roll 3: Iion: To Graduafe: Inframu- Musician: Class Officer I, 3: Rogues 3: Leffermen's Club ralg I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 4, Glee Club 4: Bowling Team I 2 3 4 ' I 2 lnframurals I 2 3 4 2, 3: lnframurals , , , : Foofball I: Wresfling 2, 3. BIES, THOMAS M. Tommy Adv. IO5: Parish: Sacred Hearf: Am- Iaifion: To Graduafe: Glee Club 2, 3:'lnfrarnurals I, 2. BLEES, GREGORY N. GB Adv. lO7I Parish: Sf. Pascal: Ambifion: Self Safisfacfion: Glee Club I, 2: Class Officer 2, 3: Sfu- denf Council 2, 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. . I I I 1 - Seniors in menu BISCIGLIA, DAVID B. Dave Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Michael: Ambifion: Teacher: Rogues 3: Inframu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. BLAHA, JAMES A. Jim Adv. Il5: BLAZEK, JOHN P. Bufcher Adv. IO6: Parish: Blessed Sacramenf: Parish: Sf. Pafrick, Hudson: Ambifionz Teacher: Honor Ambifionz To C-raduafe: Cam- Roll I, 2, 3: Debafe I: Con- facf 2, 3: Class Officer I Arf and Posfer Club 2: Le- gion of Mary 2: NHS 3, 4 Rogues 3: Speech Club 2, 3 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: ln- framurals I, 2: Tennis' 3. era Club 4: Chess Club 4. BLOM, STEPHEN G. Gord Adv. IO8: BODEY, JOHN J. Body Adv. IO4: Parish: Sf. Thomas: Ambifionz Parish: Nafivify: Ambifion: Pilof: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. Engineer: Drama Club 2, 3: 2, 3, 4, lnframurals I, 2, 3. 4: Baseball I. 2: Foofball I. 2. IO8 Polifical Science Club 3: Le- gion of Mary: C-oin Club 2: Class Officer I : Chess Club BOE, CRAIG D. Craig Adv, II3: Parish: Sf. John Vianney: Am- bifionz To Graduafe: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Polifical Science Club 3: NHS 3, 4: Legion of Mary 2, 3: Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4: Inframurals I. ade headlines clivilies Sporls provide oullel for leenage energy . . . Righl: Baslcelball is a Iavorlle wlnler sporl for many. pn, A 'W' M5056 BOLLMAN, JOHN A. John Adv. IO8: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambi- fion: Teacher: Sludenl Coun- cil 2, 3: Rogues 3: Library Club 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Qsdg, BOUTHILET, JOHN G. Jack Adv. JO6: Parish: Sl. Peler: Ambilion: Be a Chief: CCD 4: Inlramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 37 Iloolball 3. Qi fb'- BORDEN, GARRY T. Gar Adv. II5: Parish: Sl. Jerome: Ambilion: Skilled Worlcer: Rogues 3: Paper Slalf 2, 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. BRADY, PHILIP C. 'I'usIcer Adv. II3: Parish: Sl. Ambrose: Ambi- lion: Teacher: I.e++ermen's Club 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 47 Wreslllnq 2, 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4. IO9 M21 , 1 W .E F- Ealing is always lunsas Dave Sclwioeneclcer can easily demonslrale BRASSARD, JOHN F. Brass Adv. II97 Parish: S+. Peierg Ambifion: Be- come a Man: Rogues 37 Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. BRAUSEN. MICHAEL M. Mike Adv. IOS: Parish: S+. John's7 Ambi+ion: To Gradualeg Spanish Club l, 2: Glee Club 4: Honor Roll I: lnlrarnurals I, 2, 3. Having lun included going +o KDWB lo give Hill publicily for +l'1e Talent' Slwow. Pal Shields poses wifh disc-jockey Bobby Wayne. Fun was mang ihings 'Ds f'N N I O W BREEN, MICHAEL D. Mike Adv. IO7: Parish: SI. John's: Ambifion: To Graduale. iron iw Al BRIGL. LAWRENCE P. Briggs Adv. II3: Parish: SI. Odilia: Ambi+ion: Accounlanl: lnframurals 3, 4. Al 5, ...L X BURNS. MICHAEL W. Mike Adv. I04: Parish: SI. Ma+Ihew: Ambi+ion: Accounianl: CCD 3: Honor Roll 3. .., at 'Uxi BYRNE, WILLIAM O. Bill Adv. II5: Parish: SI, Bridget Linslrom: Ambifionz Teacher: Honor Roll 3: Sludenl Council 2: Le'Hermen's Club 3, 4: Inlra- murals I, 2, 3. 4: Cross Coun- 'rry 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. BRINKMAN, JEFFREY J. Brick Adv. I I9: Parish: SI. Pefer: Ambiiionz Civil Engineer: Rogues 3: CCD 3, 4: Class Officer I, 2: ln- lramurals I, 2, 3, 4. BUELOW, JOHN A. SIoney Adv. IOS: Parish: S+. Charles: Ambifion: Excavaling Confraclor: Cam- era Club 2. BURNS. RICHARD S. Dick Adv. I I3: Parish: Sl. Pascal: Ambifionz Pharmacisi: Rogues 3: Legion of Mary 2: Wresiling 2. CALLAHAN, WILLIAM J. Wild Bill Adv. IO6: Parish: SI. Joseph: Ambi+ion: Accounlani: Rogues 3: Class Officer 2: CCD 3, 4: Poliiical Science Club 3: Paper Slaff 2, 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: In- lramurals I: Sludenl Council 4. Q BUTALA, RICHARD M. Dick Adv. IO5: Parish: Maferniiy of Mary: Ambi+ion: To Graduafe: Chess Club I, 2: Class Officer I, 2: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Rogues 3: Mission Club l, 2: Legion of Mary I, 2: Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. CAPISTRANT, RICHARD D. Cap Belouu Adv. IO5I Parish: Presenlalioni Ambiiionz Beal +he Kid : Baskelball I. 2, 3: Foolball I 2. CAVEGN, KEITH F. Rock Adv, lO52 Parish: Blessed Sacramenlf Am- billon: Mechanic: Class Olli- cer ly Glee Club I, 2. CAVIEZEL, JOSEPH J. Joe Adv. lO7g Parish: S+. Vlncenlg Ambifionz To G-raclualeg Polilical Science Club 3. Ron Vincelli, Mike Junker, and Coach Sfrong look for a losl' con+ac+ lense during a lime-ouf. I And we found fun Ih many Dave Velfer lrighfl sells SC paperback books To iuniors Gary Schlre and Dave Verness Pmce' CERNEY, WILLIAM C. Willie Adv. IO6: Parish: Blessed Sacramenf: Am- Iaifion: Elecfrician: Rogues 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: lnframurals I, 2: Bowling Team I, 2: Foof- ball I: Baseball 4. CHAPEAU, KENNETH R. Ralphy Adv. II3: Parish: Sf, Pascal: Ambifionc To Graduafe. CHERRY, GREGORY J. Greg Adv. II9: Parish: Blessed Sacramenf: Ambifionr Engineer: Honor Roll 3: lnframurals I, 2. CHICKETT, MICHAEL C. Chick Adv IIS' Parish: Sf. Pascal: Ambifionz Q Dafa Processing Programmer: lnframurals 2, 3. CHRISTENSON, JAMES R. Jimbo Adv. I l5: Parish: Sacred Hearf: Ambi- fion: Hisfory Teacher: Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. NW CLEGG, JOHN E. Kledge Adv. IIB: Parish: Blessed Sacramenf: Ambifion: Travel: Sfudenf Council 4: SAT 4: CCD 4: Class Officer I: Honor Roll I, 3: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD, TIMOTHY J. Cliff Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Luke: Ambifion: Denfisf: Honor Roll I, 3: Class Officer 2: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Baseball I: Wresfling 2: Foofball I, 2. II3 CINCOSKI, JAM ES R. Cink Adv. II9: Parish: Sf. Thomas: Ambifion: Pharmacisf: CCD 2, 3: Rogues 3: Leffermen's Club 3, 4: In- framurals I, 2, 3, 4:'Hockey I, 2, 3. COLLOVA, JOSEPH J. Diego Adv. I05: Parish: Sf. John Evangelisfi Ambiiionz Make a Million: Honor Roll 3: Cllass Officer 2: lnframurals. I, 2, 3, 4. Y, TERRANCE J. CONWAY, THOMAS R. CORWIN, JAMES L. Terry Adv. IO6: Wagon Boy Adv. II9: Jim Adv. ll9g Parishis Sl. Pascal, Ambilionz Parish: Sl. Joseplwg Amlaiiionz Parish: Blessed Sacramenly Pl'1-D. in AHIIWFODOIOQYI YSGF- To Graduale, lnlramurals l, Ambifion: To Graduale. book 4: Paper Siaii 4: Liier- 2, 3, 4, ary Magazine Siaif 41 lnira- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4. DALIN, JOHN L. Jack Adv. i041 Parish: Sl. Micliaelg Ambilionz Arcliileclg Clwess Club 2: Au- dio-Visual Club 2: lnlramurals 3, 4. DECK, RICHARD F. Rick Adv. IO4: Parish: Sf. Peierg Ambifion: To Be Good: Siudenf Council 31 Spanish Club 2, Rogues 3, Model Car Club 3, Legion of Mary 3, Class Officer I, 2, Chess Club 25 lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, Tennis 3, Foo?- ball I, 2. CU RRAN, ROBERT M. Bob Adv. lO8: Parish: Sl. Pascal: Ambi-lion Barlender: lniramurals l, 2, 3 41 Track 2, 4: Tennis 3, 4 Cross Counlry 3, 4. DEEB, RAYMOND E. DEGE. ROBERT J. Camel Rider Adv. IO77 Bob Adv. i061 Parish: Holy Family, Ambi+ion: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambifionr Engineer: Honor Roll 27 Lei-. Ariisf: Yearbook Arlisl 4 'rerrnen's Club 4: lniramurals Paper Sldii Arlisl' 4: l'I0nOr I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 47 Wregi-. Roll 3: lnlramurals 2, 3, 4: ling 2. Track 3, 4. DENARDO, RICHARD F. DISANTO. LOUIS J. DOUGLAS, ROBERT L. DUNCAN, JOSEPH E. 'Dino Adv. IO5 Louie Adv. II9: Doug Adv. lI5I 'Parislfn 51-, Michael: Ambifion. Parish: Sr. Pascal: Ambition: Wrir- Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Social Wgrkeri Foofball I5 gdrgsclki1032253?fFfLcSgr3giL'g'iE Ambilionz Morfician: Track 2. Track 27 Class OIIiC6I' li Speech 4: Lirerary Magazine Sfaff Rogues 31. lnlramurals I, 2, 41 SDSSCIT 42 SIUCISVII Council 37 3 4, Spanish I 2 Drama 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Bafman Adv. IO4: Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambifionz Fry Cook: Foolball 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: NHS 4: LeHermen's Club 4: Paper Sfaff 4: Rogues 3: Cheer- leader 4: Inframurals 3, 4: Literary Magazine Slaff 4: Yearbook 4. EAVES, PAUL R. EBEL, WILLIAM G. EBERHARD, THOMAS J. Angel Adv. II3: Abe Adv. IOS: Tom Adv. lO5: Parish: S+. Jerome: Ambiiionz Parish: Sacred Hearl: Ambi- Parish: Transiiguralionz Ambi- Millionaire: Foolball I, 2, 3, Iion: Salvalion Army: Rogues Iion: Chemisl: Chess 2, 3, 4: 4: Baskeiball I, 2, 3: Honor 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. NHS 3, 4: SAT 3: Honor Roll Rall I, 2: LeI'rermen's Club I, 2. 3. 4: lnlramurals I, 2. 3, 4. -. EBERT, ROBERT P. Raisin Adv. IO6: Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambiiionz Lawyer: Glee Club 2: Infra- murals I, 2, 3. EGAN, RICHARD F. Hands Adv. II5: Parish! SI. John's: Ambilionz Chef: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- keiball 2: Honor Roll I: Lel- 'rermen's Club 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ERICKSON, TIMOTHY E. JAMES R. ETTEL, WILLIAM F. Funnel Adv. IO7: Jim Adv. IO6: Bull Adv. II5: Parish: Blessed Sacrarneni: Parish: SI. Ivlallhew: Ambifionz Parish: S+. Mary's: Ambifionz Ambifionz To Improve: Hock- Engineer: Rogues 3: Bowling Hockey: Class Officer I: ey 3, 4: Rogues 3: Honor Roll 4: Baskelball Sialislician 4. Track I, 2: Hockey I, 2: ln- 3, 4: LeHermen's Club 3. 4: Iramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Paper Slaff 4: Yearbook 4: Lilerary Magazine Siaif 4. EXLEY, JOSEPH W. Joe Adv. IO4: Parish: SI. Maflhew: Ambifiong To Graduafe: Honor Roll I, 3: lnframurals I. FAH EY. MICHAEL I. Krauf Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Casimir: Ambifion: Become Greaf: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Yearbook 3: Rogues 3: Paper Sfaff 2, 3: NHS 3: Class Of- ficer 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. FERGUSON, RAYMOND L. Ray Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Casimir: Ambifion: To Graduafe: Glee Club 4: lnframurals 3. FITZMORRIS, RICHARD L. Fifz Adv. IO8: FEWER. PATRICK J. Charmim Adv. I05: Parish: Mafernify of Mary: Ambifion: Nuclear Physicisiz Sfudenf Council 2, 3: Rogues 3: Library Club 3: Class Of- ficer I, 2, 3: Leffermen's Club 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 7. 3. 4. FLICEK. BERNARD A. Bernie Adv. IOS: Parish, Tr-ansfigurafion: Am- Parish: Presenfafion: Ambifion: bifion: To G,-,3dua+e: Honor Draffsman: Class Officer 2: 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: lnlramu- Baseball I7 Hockey I. 2: In- murals ll 2' 3' 47 Baseball 1, framurals I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I, 2. II6 FARRELL, JAMES R. Flame Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Pefer: Become Greaf: Sfudenf Coun- cil 3: Rogues 3: lnframurals I, 2. Ambifion: FEDORA. RICHARD W. Dick Adv. IO8: Parish: Sf. Casimir: Ambiiion: Teacher and Counselor: Hon- or Roll I, 2, 3: Class Officer 2: Arf and Posfer Club 2: Yearbook 3: Sfudenl Council 2, 3: Paper Sfaff 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. FIDA, GUY N. Shooter Adv. II3: Parish: Presenfafion: Ambi- fion: Docfor: Band 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Rogues 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Elecfronics Club 4: CCD 3. FLYNN, PATRICK J. Jack Adv. II5: Parish: Presenfafion: Ambifionz College: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Elecfronics Club 4: Debafe 3: Chess Club 2, 3: Drama Club 3: Polifical Science Club 3: Legion of Mary 2, 3: Tennis 3. FITCH, MICHAEL R. Mike Adv. IO6: Parish: Sf. Pefer: Ambifionz Jazz Drummer: Rogues 3: ln- framurals I, 2, 3, 4. We ieamf gf? FRANZEN, JAM ES L. Carney Adv. IO8: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambiiiont Teacher: Rogues 3: Legion of Mary 2: Honor Roll I: Class Officer I, 2: Track 2: Baseball I. 4-.Q FRASCON E, RALPH J. Roll Adv. II9: Parish: SI. Thomas: Ambiiionz Teacher: I.aIin Club 4: Slu- denl Council 4: LeII'ermen's Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3: CICD 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Inlrarnu- rals I, 2, 3: Track I: Foolball Ir 2. 3- The hockey schedule is 1 enjoged waiching in aciion . . . .V always a busy one. IDE FRATTO. FRANCIS D. Frank Adv. I I3Z Parish: Presenlalionz Ambilion: To Graduale: Rogues 3: Le- gion of Mary 2: I.eHermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Inlrarnurals I. 2, 3, 4: Wreslling I, 2, 3, 4. II7 Q -y FRAZER. THOMAS C. Tom Adv. II37 Parish: SI. IvIary'SZ AmbI'II0n Newspaper Work! ROQU95 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. FRISCH, FRANCIS J. Fran Adv. il I5: Parish: Sl. Bernard: Ambiiion: Make Money: Ari and Posler Club 2: Foofball I. FU RLO NG, GREG P. Furs Adv. I07: Parish: Sf. John's: Ambifionz Be Educaled: Sfudenf Coun- cil 3: Class Officer 3: Rogues 3: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Hockey 2: Cross Counfry 4. GAETZ, MICHAEL D. Mickey Adv. IO8: Parish: SI. Jude: Ambilion: Commercial Arfisf: Infrarnu- rals I, 3. GAGLIARDI, TIMOTHY M. GARVEY, MICHAEL D. GAVIN, JAMES M. Gag Adv. IO4: Saw Adv. I I5: Gay Adv. II3: Parish: Blessed Sacrament: Parish: Presenfafion: Ambi- Parish: Sl. Mary's of The Lake: Ambifion: Teacher: Honor Roll Iion: Docfor: Infrarnurals I, 2, Ambilion: To graduafe:.i Iv 2: Class Officer I, 2, 3: 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2. Wresfling I,2, 3. Sfudenl Council 2, 3, 4: SAT 3: Rogues 3: NHS 3, 4: Lei- fermen's Club 4: lnframurals I. 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: kv- GERAGHTY, MICHAEL E. GERGEN, JAMES R. GERVAIS, GARY D. GODFREY. THOMAS R 'Miken Adv. I I5: OO7 Adv. IO5: Oar Adv. I I9: Ari Adv. II9Z Parish: S+. Jerome: Ambifion: Parish, Sf, peferz Ambifion: Parish: Sl. Pius X: Ambilion: Parish: Guardian Angels Am Teh'H RIII23'Spn- ee 5 Ono' 0 1 ' ' a, - - T her' Ro ues 3' Pa er bifion: Business School Class h Cl b 3: CCD 3, L H Succeed, CCD 3, 4. Paper SGC . Q . I P . Epub 4? gn:-ramurays :I 2,31 igmfggli Sfaff 25 Leffermeng Club 2' Sfaff 4: Yearbook 4: Liferary Officer 3: Model Car Club 2 3, 4: Baseball l, 2: Basketball I, 3: lmvramurals 2, 3' 4: F001-- Magazine 4: lnframurals I, 2, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Trac 213, 4:. Cross Counlry 4: Football ball 3. 3' 4. Baseball I. Wresyling 4. II8 i ---1.--..- f11vi:5,:s1, . 1' Q .' '1 '11 I Brofher Henry, Dunrovin reIrea+ direcior, explains 'rhe Mess fo senior IO4. There is a iime for a senior io look foward ihe fuiure . . . --xr C-JOEBEL, JOHN V. George Adv. IO47 Parish: S+. Thomas Aquinas Ambifionz To Graduafep Lef- erman's CIub 3, 4: Track 3 4: FooIbaII 2, 3, 43 InIra muraIs I, 2, 3, 4. II9 GOETH, WILLIAM R. WiIIie Adv. II5I Parish: SI. Jerome, Ambifionz To Graduaie: In'rramuraIs I, IvIodeI Car C'Iub II Wfes+Iinq 3. GOLLA. THOMAS A. Tom Adv. I04: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambifionz English Teacher: Honor Roll I, 37 CCD 4: SAT 4: Sludenl Council 4: Legion ol Mary 2, 3: Paper Slall 4: Lalin Club 4: Lilerary Magazine Slall 4: Library Club 4: Baskelball 4: Arl' and Posler Club 2, 3: Rogues 3: Drama Club 3: Yearbook 4. -an--' HAAS. MICHAEL J. Mike Adv. II5: Parish: Transligu ralion: Ambi- Iion: Compuler Programmer: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. GOSWITZ, JOHN H. Goz Adv. IO7: Parish: S+. Thomas: Ambilions Mechanical Engineer: Glee Club 2: Rogues 3: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry 4: Cam- era Club 2, 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 3. 4: Model Car Club I. 2, 3: I.e'rIermen's Club 4. GRANT, DOUGLAS R. Rick Adv. II3: Parish: SI. Peler: Ambiliont To Graduale: Glee Club 2: Track I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. GRIFFIN. DENNIS J. Chink Adv. IO5: Parish: S+. Mallhew: Ambifionz To Graduale: LeIIermen's Club 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Wresiling 3, 4: Foolball 4. Religion is imporiani in forming a man . . . Tom Golla prepares lessons for his CCD Class. HABLE. MICHAEL J. Turf Adv. IO8: Parish: SI. Mary's of Ihe Lake Ambifionz Firsl Class Business- man: Honor Roll 2: Spanish Club I, 2: LeHermen's C-lub 3, 4: Golf 4: Wreslling I, 2, 3. f I 20 :V V J .,..,..,,,..-. J' ' ' I ls. HACKMAN, JAMES M. Hack Adv. lO5: Parish: Sl. Jerome: Ambilion To Graduale: Baseball I, 2: Golf 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2 3, 4: Lell'ermen's Club 3, 4. AQ 'vs HALTINER, JOHN C. John Adv. II3: Parish: Blessed Sacrament Ambiiion: Go lo College: Hon- or Roll 2, 3: lnlramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4. Q HAUBLE. JAMES M. Jim Adv. II9: Parish: Si. Peler: Ambilionz Farmer: lnlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. HEJNY, DUANE D. Duane Adv. lO4: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilionz Mechanic: Glee Cub I, 2, 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Rogues 3. HAUSER, MARK F. Ulvlarlil' Adv. Il9I Parish: Sacred Hearl: Ambi- fion: Eleclrician: Honor Roll 2, 3: Class Officer l: Ari and Posler Club 3: Inlramu- rals l, 2. Am' HAMILTON, THOMAS P. Tom Adv. IO6: Parish: Sl. Piux X: Ambifionz Go lo College: Honor Roll 2: lniramurals I, 2, 4. HANNEMAN, RICHARD J. Thumper Adv. IO6: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambifion: To Graduale: Eleclronics Club 3, 4: lnlramurals 2, 3. :x HAUWILLER, RICHARD J. Dick Adv. IO4: Parish: Sacred Hearl: Ambi- 'rionz To Cvraduale: Sludenl' Council 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 3: lnlramurals 2: Fooiball 3: Rogues 3. A HEISICK, CLYDE J. Clyde Adv. IO7: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- bilionz Teacher: Honor Roll 3: SAT 3, 4: Drama C-lub 2. 3, 4: Library Club 4: CCD 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Lalin Club 4: Rogues 3. E -A HOFFMANN, KENNETH J. HOFFMAN, PAUL R. HOLLERBACH, JAMES P. Jamie Adv. IO7: Holi Adv. II9: I'PauII' Adv. IO6: Parish: Presenlalion:Ambifion: Parish: Sl. Jude: Ambifion: PGFISIIZIJV559V1i5Il0UIAmI9II'I0n5 Teacher: SAT 4: Cilee Club 2, To C-raduale: Honor Roll I, T0 DO fhe Soir-shoe in Valida- 3: Band 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals 3: Sludenl Council 3. 4: De- ville: Honor Roll 2' 37 I-ennls l,2. bale Club I: Polilical Science 27 lnframurals If 21 3. 4 Club 3, Rogues 3: Cheerleader 3, 4 l2I HOLMES. DEN LYN P. Deadhead Adv. IO7: Parish: Transliguralion: 'Ambi- Iion: To Graduale: Sludenl Council 3: Bowling Team 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAKALA. THOMAS A. Torn Adv. IOS: Parish: SI. Pe-Ier: Ambilion: Mechanic: Spanish Club I, 2. JOHNS, JAMES . Nasser Adv. IO6: Parish: Holy Family: Ambilionz Radio Announcer: Spanish Club I: lnlramurals I, 2. HUNT, RICHARD L. The Kiel Adv. IO5: Parish: SI. John's: Ambifion: To Beal Cappy in Pool: Slu- denl Council 2, 3: Class Ol- licer I, 2, 3: Rogues 3: In- Iramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2: CCD 4: Leller- men's Club 4. 'lea- JELINEK, JOHN R. lIch Adv. IO6: Ambilion: Phologrammelrisl Inlramurals I, 2, 3. JOHNSON. GORDON G. Hooray Adv. im: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilionz Engineer: I-lonor Roll 2: Class Officer 3: I-loclcey 2, 3, 4: lnlrarnurals 3, 4: l.elIermen's Cub 3, 4. I22 Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: HUYSENTRUIT, MICHAEL J. , JAGOE, JAMES R. Trodder Adv. IO7: Jags Adv. IO8: PGFISIIS Sl. JOIWVIIS7 AI'l'1IJi'Ii0h! Palrishz Presenlalion: Ambrhon Live a Prosperous Life: Glee Businessman: lnlramurals Club I, 2, 3: Rogues 3: Track 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 4 3: Cross Counlry 3: lnlramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. Seniors prepare bg invesiigaiin John Blazelc loolcs Ihrough a college manual in Ihe newly buill guidance office. my s .vs n .. . .,. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE P. Larry Adv. IOS: Parish: S+. Jude, Ambiiionz. Prieslq Class Ollicer I, 47 Slu- deni Council 2, 3, 47 Laiin Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 47 Debale I, 2, 3, 47 Speech Club I, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, MICHAEL S. LiqhIin Adv. IO7, JOINER. GREGORY M. Frenchv Adv. I I3g Parish: Presenlaliong Ambifion: Parish: Sf. Pascal: Ambifion: Lawyer, Sluclenr Council 31 Dociorg Honor Roll I, 2, 3, CCD 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4g Inlrarnurals I, 2, 3, 41 Rogues 3, Model Car Club Rogues 3. 21 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Fo ball I. or fhe fufure I niiies . . . vppor u Q 1 , Q. I I I 5 I I . 3 O I I 1 I I f I I I . ' r . I I i I I 1 I I I . . I JONES. KENNETH R. Jonesy Adv. IO7, Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambiiion: Go Io College, Inframurals 2, 3. JOVANOVICH, THOMAS G. I 'IBIICIAIH Adv. lO8g Parish: S+. Pascal, Ambiiion: Salvalion Army: Sludeni Coun- cil 4g Class Officer 4, Paper Slall 4: Liferary Maxgazine 41 Yearbook 4: Iniramurals 3, 4. JUNKER, MICHAEL J. Hunc Adv. I I37 JUNGBAUER. MICHAEL R. Mike Aclv. II3g Parish: Presenialiong Ambifion: Engineer: Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4, Rogues 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. KAEDER, GERALD R. Jerry Adv. I I5g Parish: Sf, Marylsi Ambii-ion: Parish: Transfigurafiong Ambi- Enggneergnm Honor Roll ll fion: Scienrisig Honor Roll 33 Drama Club 2, 37 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 43 Baseball I 2 3 4' Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 3YBa'1d I' 4l: Crolss ICounIry 4: Lefler- men's Club 4. I23 KANE, THOMAS W. T. K. Adv. IO8: Parish: SI. Pius X: Ambifion: Teacher: Sludenl Council 3 Inlrarnurals I, 2. KELLER, GREGORY P. Greg Adv. IO8: Parish: SI. Agnes: Ambiiion Teacher: Rogues 3: Track I, 2 W KERRIGAN, JERRY J. KIESLING, RICHARD E. Moose Adv. II3: I-lop Adv. II5: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambiiionz Parish: SI. Peier: Ambifion: Arr Teacher: Camera Club I.B.M. Programmer: Glee Club 3 2 B kr I I I as e ball : lnlramura s I, 2, 3, 4. '95 KELLY. PHILIP J. Kel Adv. I I3: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- bi+ion: Sell Lipslick: Paper Slalf 4: Yearbook 4: Liierary Magazine Slaff 4: Rogues 3: Library Club I: Model Car Club I, 2: Tennis 2, 4: Infra- murals I. 3, 4. KERRIGAN, JAM ES D. 'IOZH Adv. I l5: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambifionc Go 'ro College: Honor Roll 3: Paper Slafi 4: Yearbook 4: Lilerary Magazine Slaff 4: Rogues 3: Camera Club 2: lnlramurals I, 2. KNUTSON. ROBERT P. Bob Adv. IO4: KOCHEL, MICHAEL L. Mike Adv. II5: Parish: Calhedral: Ambilionz Parish: Presenlalion: Ambiiion: Engineer: Class Ollicer 3, 4: To Graduale: Iniramurals I, Foolball I, 3, 4: Track 3, 4, 2, 3. LeIIerrnen's Club 4: Inlramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. . 1.3, C...-ww, 1 I 1 .1 I l Advisory II9 begins a day of work wilh a prayer. I24 . .. .. . . . A g i I I KRAMLINGER, LAURENCE J. Twams Adv. Il9, Parish: SI. Pairickg Ambiiion: Teacher: Honor Roll Ig Track Ig lnframurals I, 2, 3. +. Under The wafchiul eye of Mr. Kight seniors uiilize a much needed sludy period. KROISS. JOSEPH R. Chooch Adv. II9g Parish: Presenialiom Ambiiion: Teacher: Honor Roll 3, 47 Legion of Mary 2, 37 Paper Siaii 45 Yearbook 4i I.iIerary Magazine Slaii 4: Inlramurals 3. There was a Iime for work . . . A beHer parr of a senior's Time Physics, maih, bookkeeping and were a Iew of +he subiecls which as Iime marched on. 'KNEW ii is spenl' in work. Dafa Processing kepl seniors busy KUHNS, DAVID L. KUKACKA, ROBERT J. KURHAJETZ. THOMAS R- Kuhnie Adv. lI9: Bob Adv. Il3g Jeiz Adv. IO4gi Parish: S+. Malihewg Ambifion: Parish: S+. Maiihewy Ambi+iong Parish: Transiiguraiion, Ambi- Priesihoodg Honor Roll 3: De- Pro Baseball: Baseball 43 Ski HOU! Civil Engineer: Ari and bafe I, 2, 4: Speech Club I. Club 43 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. Posier Club 4: TraCk I7 Ina 2, 4, SAT 4: Chess I, 3, 4: irarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. I25 LaCASSE, MICHAEL V. Mike Adv. Il5: Parish: S+. John's7 Ambiiionz Mafhernaiics. LACHOWITZER, DENNIS M. LAMBERT, STEPHEN L. Denny Adv- II9: Mr. Big Adv. IO5: Parish: Si. Pascal: Ambi'I'ion: Parish: Sacred Hearl: Ambi- Scienlisl: Drama Club 3, 4: Hon: Be Somelhing. Cihess Club 2, 3: Inlramurals 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Wreslling I. LEACH, FREDERICK J. Freq Adv. IO5: Parish: Sf. John's: Ambi- fion: Engineer: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Drama Club 2: Chess Club 2: CCD 4: Lalin Club 4: Polilical Science Club 3: Paper Sialf 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Li- brary Club 3, 4: Legion of Mary 2, 3: lnlramurals 2, 3. ' LEWAN DOWSKI, CAESAR A. Cries Adv. II9: Parish: SI. Casimir: Ambi- fion: Docior: Sludeni Council 4: Honor Roll I, 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Class Officer 4: Chess Club 2: Ari and Posler Club 2, 3. Bill Eflel and Sam Ross work al- lhe punch card machine in senior Dafa Processing class. I26 LANDUCCI, GREGORY B. LAY, PHILIP L. Ducci Adv. IO4: Cliff-hanger Adv. IOS: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilionz Parish: Sl- Pascal: Ambllionf Agcountanh Honor Roll I, 35 Elecirician: lnlramurals I, 4: lniramurals I, 2, 3. Football I. H LENTSCH. JEFFREY J. Jeff Adv. IO4: murals 3, 4. LIBRA, DAVID A. Dave Adv. IO4: Parish: Malernily of Mary: AmbiI'ion: Auio Mechanic: NHS 3, 4: LeHermen's Club 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4. i Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Ambifiont Teacher: Infra- . . rg SN LIEDL, RICHARD M. LIGDAY, JOHN N. LINSON, EUGENE P. I-IPINSKI. CHRISTOPHER E- Rich Adv. IOS: Jack Adv. ll5: Geno Adv. IO4: I-ip AClv. lO5: . Parish: S+. Jude: Ambilionz Parish: Blessed Sacramenig Parish: S+. Thomas: Ambilionz PGFISIWI PFSSGVIIGNOUI Ambliloni To Graduale: Mission Club I. Ambilion: Chemisl: Audio- Pilolg Camera Club 2: Mission Eleclrical Engineer: SAT 4: Visual Club 2: Model Car Club Club I: lnlramurals 2: Baslcel- Paper Slall 3: Class Officer I: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: ball I. I: Elecfronics Club 3, 4: Glee Track I. Club I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I. And limes Io relax and laugh . J. Brassard. D. Kuhns, L. DiSanIo, and F. Leach relax in Ihe corridor before advisory period in Ihe morning. LORENZ, JOHN E. LORINSERQTERENCE R. LOTZER, JAMES B, LUGER, DAVID E, Dork Adv. IO6: Terry Adv. IO6: Jim Adv. IO6: Dave Adv. IO5: PdriSI12 SI. Pascal: Ambiiion: Parish: SI. Pelerz Ambilionr Parish: S+. Maflhew: Ambirionz Parish: Presenlanon: Ambilion: Teacher: Chess Club 2, 3: AFCIWIISCIUFGI ENQIUGSVI HOU' To Graduaie: Paper Slafl 4: Engineer: Coin Club 2: C-lee SAT 3' 47 Rogues 37 BOWIIVICJ Of Roll I. 31 Sfudenf COUVICII Lilerary Magazine 4: Yearbook Club I: Honor Roll 3: -Slci Team 4? IUIFOWUFGIS I, 2, 3: 2. 4? ROQUGS 3? Paper SIGII 4: Baseball I, 2: Inlramurals Club 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Wreslling 3, 4: Cross Counlry 2, 3: LeIIerrnen's Club 3, 4: I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I. I. lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc 3, 4: Cross Counlry 3, 4. l27 LUNDHOLM, JAMES L. J.L. Adv. IO6: Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambilionx Wriler: Honor Roll 2: Class Officer 2: Paper Slaif 4: Year- book 4: Liierary Magazine Slaff 4: Rogues 3: C-lee Club 2: Foolball I, 2: Track I, 2: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LUTZ. ROBERT D. Bob Adv. IO7: MAIETTA. ROBERT J. wap Adv. II9: Parish: SI. Mary'5: Ambifiong Parish: SI. Palriclcg Ambilion: To Graduafeg Track I, 27 ln. Tool and Die Worker: Honor Iramurals 2, 3, 4. I Roll 2: Siudenl' Council 3: Mission Club I: Rogues 3: Inlrarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. MANN, STEPHAN T. Sieve Adv. I07: Parish: Maiernily of Mary: Ambilionz Malh: Class Olli- cer I, 2: Sludenl Council I, 2: Bowling Team I, 2, 3, 4: Coin Club 2: Inlramurals I, 2. 3. 4. MARANDA, JOEL L. Carp Adv. IO6: Parish: SI. Luke: Ambilion: Business School: Inlramurals I, 2,-3. McCARTHY, WILLIAM R. Mac Adv. IO5: Parish: Blessed Sacrarnenl: Ambilion: To Give IOOTX, 'Io Life: Sluclenl Council 2, 3, 4: Class Officer I, 2, 4: Honor Roll I, 3: Speech Club I, 2, 3: Legion of Mary 2: Leiler- men's Club 2, 3, 4: Fooiball I, 2: Wreslling I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry 4: Baseball I. ,pf M fC5 McDoNoueH, 'ANDREW J. Ripples Adv. IO8: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilion: Arlisl: Honor Roll 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Rogues 3: Lel- Iermen's Club 3, 4: Bowling Team I, 2: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. I28 MARTIN, MICHAEL J. CIipper Adv. IO7: i Parish: SI. Thomas: Ambifionz Teacher: Cionlacl 2: CCD 3, 4: SAT 3, 4: I.eII'ermen's Club 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Inlra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. MCGINLEY, DENNIS D. ShorI'ie Adv. I07: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Ambifion: Grow a Bil: Siu denl' Council 2, 3: Rogues 3 Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MALONEY. PATRICK M. Pal Aclv. IO6: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilion: College: Conlacl I, 2: Drama 3: Cheerleader 4: Rogues 2: lnlramurals I, 2. Physics . I-A f rv- ff .2- gag.: MCINTYRE, MICHAEL J. MCKEE, MICHAEL W. MCSHERRY, THOMAS I.. Spic Adv. IO7: Magoo Adv. II3: Mac Adv. IO6: Parish: Sf. Casimir: Ambiiionz Parish: S+. Thomas: Ambiiionz PGFISIII Sf. JOIWH EVGHQGIISV TO Gradualep Track I, 2, 3, Policeman: Siudenl' Council Ambifion: Malhemaiics: 4: Le1iermen's Club 3, 4: In- 3: Foolball I: Track I: infra- ROCIU'-95 3: l.eT'fermen's Club Iramurals I, 2, 3, 4. murals 3. 2, 3: Wresiling 2, 3: Track I. roved io be difiiculi . . . ...Q-wall A. Schmii, J. Snavely, R. Thell and D. Luger work oui a diihculf physics prob- Iem. I29 A nr MEECH. LOYAL P. Loy Adv. IO8: Parish: Guardian Angels: Am- bifion: Teacher: Laiin Club 3: Baseball 2: Bowling Team I, 2, 3, 4: Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MERSCH, JAMES M. Mush Adv. IO8: Parish: Sf. James: Ambifion: House Mover: Rogues 3: Fool- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4: In- iramurals I, 2, 3. MERTENS, TIMOTHY L. MerIz Adv. II3: Parish: S+. Peier: Ambifion: To Graduaie: CCD 3, 4: Mission Club I: Chess Cub I. .l METZDORF' STEPHEN R, MIKESH. TERRANCE J. MILLER, RICHARD E. MOONEY. JOHN F. MeIz Adv. II5: ml-SVVYH Adv. Il5i Rich Adv. II9: John Adv. IO4: Parish: S+. Pius X: Ambifionz PBFISIH Sl- Pascal: Ambiiionz Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambiiionz Parish: Sf. Iv1aHhew:Ambi+ion Arlisl: Rogues 3: lnlramurals Be 5 SUCCESS! CGVTTSVG Club 2? To Graduale: Honor Roll I. Be a Successful Businessman I, 2, 3, 4: Wreglling 2, 4, lnlfamufals 21 3' 4- 2: Inlramurals 3. Class Officer I: Glee Club I. MOORE, JAMES R. ' James R. Adv. II9: Parish: Presenfalion: Ambifion: , Lawyer: Class Officer 2. 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Sludenl Council 2: Inlramurals I, 2. it Senior Hobo Day brings fun and Ialenf in originalify in cosluming. f' MORRISETTE, MICHAEL M. MOSBERGER, GARY R. MULVANEY, JAMES R. MURPHY, SHAWN P. Scuzz Adv. IOS: Moss Adv. IO5: Mo Adv. II3: Shawn Adv. IO4: Parish: SI. Pefeyr: Ambilionz Parish: Sf. Mallhewg Ambilion: Parish: Sacred I-Iearl: Ambi- Parish: SI. Ambrose: Ambi+ion: Amo Mechanic: Inframurals King of fhe Playboys: lnlra- lion: Bachelor: Wreslling I. Mechanic. 2, 3. murals 2, 3. I30 R x N I W kr NASSEFF, PETER A. NAUGHTON, MICHAEL T. NAVARR0. ROBERT P. NAVINS. JOHN P- T.ma Adv, 113, Mike Adv. IOS: 'llndisf' Adv' HQ: JM Adv- i041 panshz Hoyy pamrly: Ambi- parish, Sig Jopmgx Ambifgom Parish: S+, John Evamqelmi Parish: Presenlalion:Ambihon 1-ion: TO Qfdduaim Honor Cgllegej Honor ROM I, 2: 33 Ambifion: Psychologisl: Elece Doclofi HOVWOV Roll l Roll I: Rogues 3: Spanish Club Rogues 3i lnlfdI'nuVdlS l, 2, iV0VilCS Clllb 4? Slfi Club 4: Glee Club li Zi 3i 4 Ura 3: Class Officer 2: lnframu- 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 4. SAT 4: Rogues 3: lnlramurals Club 3- 4? Siudefli COU C' rals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 41 2. 3. 4. 41 Win Club 41 N lnframurals I. Cross Couniry 4. , 8010... 'if' NELSON, TERRENCE L. Terry Adv. II9: X Parish: Sl. Pascal: Ambifion: V Chemislry. Af righfz Torn Persoon and Dave Lay confer wilh Brolher Marcel during iournalisrn class. 4 xg?- NELSON, THOMAS A. O'NElL, BRUCE J. Nels Adv. IOS: Buck Adv. IO6: Parish: Sf. Pascal: Ambifion: Parish: Blessed Sacrarnenl: Am- Elecirical Engineer: lnlrarnu- biiionz Dafa Processing: Hon- rals l, 2, 3, 4. or Roll 3: lnlrarnurals l, 2, 3 4. I3l OWENS. KENNETH M. Ken Adv. II3: Parish: S+. Casimir: Ambifion: Personnel Manager: Chess Club l, 2: Ski Club 4: SAT 4: Rogues 3: Sludenl' Council 2, 3. 4: l-loclcey 2.3. PARISEAU. GREGORY F. Greg Adv. IO6: Parish: Blessed Sacrarnenl: Am- bifions College: Honor Roll 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling Team 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. PERSOON, THOMAS J. Percy Adv. IO8: Parish: Sl. Casimir: Ambifion: Ph.D. in Biochemislry: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: 4: CCD 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Legion of Mary 3, 4: Paper Slalf 3, 4: Lilerary Mag- azine Slafl 4: Yearbook 4: SAT 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. PEDERSON' TERRENCE R. VPEHOSKI, JOSEPH P. PEPLINSKI, MARIN J. pad Adv. IO7: Joe Adv. IO7: Pinslc Adv. IO7: parish. Sacred Head. Ambi, Parish: Presenlaiion: Ambiiionr Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- fion: Higher Educalion: Bowl- Commercial AVHST? CCD 3' Pliloni To Graf-lualei Honor :ng Team 2' 3. Inframurajs iv 4: Chess Club I, 2: Ar'l' and Roll l, 3: Lalin Club 4: SAT 2' 3' 4' Posler'Club 3: Legion of Mary 4: lnlramurals l, 2, 3: 4. 2: Rogues 3: lnlramurals 3. PIETRUSZEWSKI, GORDON J. Pele Adv. IOB: Parish: Sr. Michael: Ambifion: , To Graduale: lnlramurals l. l 2. A group of seniors work ou? some of 'rhe complex problems of higher maih. PIRRI, DAVID A. POJAR. JAMES J. POLIACHIK. LEON D. Pol-SKI. THOMAS J- Dave Adv. lO4: Jim Adv. lO8: Lee Adv. II3: HNOSSH Adv- lO57 Parish: Blessed Sacramenr: Parish: Sl. John Evangelisl: Parish: Transfiguralion: Am- Parish: S+. Casimir: Ambiiion: Ambifionc Mechanical Engi- Ambiiionz To Graduale: Hon- bi+ion: Teacher: Sludenr Coune College: l lOflOV Roll 2. 3. 41 neer: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: or Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, cil 4: Foolball 4: lnlramurals Glee Club 2: Camera Club Library Club 2: Model Car Club l, 2. 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. 3, 4. I32 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Paper Siaif 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Slaff 2, 3.4. PRIEFER, WILLIAM J. Bill Adv, II3: Parish: Sr. Thomas: Ambifion: Col- lege: Honor Roll I, 3: Glee Club Ig Audio Visual Club 2, 3, 4: Model Car Club I: Rogues 3: Baseball 3, 4: Leiiermen's Club 4: lnirarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. PUCHLEITNER, ROBERT E. Puck Adv. ll5: Parish: Si. Bernard: Ambilionz To Graduaie: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RALEIGH, MICHAEL E. Ralf Aclv. II5: Parish: S+. Anne's, Somersel: Ambifion: Musician: Glee Club 4: Baskelball I, 2: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. asmssf,-sf:,,,... ,.., .....,.,,... .. . , -Qs: RASMUSSEN, GREGORY M. Rassy Adv. ll5: Parish: SI. Mailhew: Ambiiionz Eleclronics Club: Rogues 3' lnrramurals 2, 3, 4. REICH, MICHAEL J. Mike Adv. lI9: Parish: SI. Vincenl: Ambifion: Elecirician: Cross Counlry 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Lel- Iern'ien's Club 3, 4: lnlrarnu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. REIDELL, JEROME L. Jer Adv. IO7: REIF, DANIEL R. Dan Adv. lI5: Parish: SI. Casimir: Ambifionz Parish: Presenlaiion: Ambilion: Doclor: l'lOf1OI' Roll li Class To see Erickson Gel a Shul- Oliicer I: Sludenl Council 2: oul: Honor Roll I, 3: Class Rogues 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Ofiicer I: Paper Srall 4: Lil- Baseball I, 2, 4: Tennis 3: Lei- erary Magazine Slail 4: Year- lern'1en's Club 3, 4: lniranriu- book Slaif 4: I-'lockey I, 2, 3, rals I, 2, 3, 4. 4: Golf 3, 4: Lel'rermen's Club 3, 4: lniramurals l, 2, 3, 4. I33 RASCH JAMES W. Jim Adv. IO6: Parish: Presenialion: Ambilionz Teacher: l-lonor Roll 3: Rogues 3: lnirarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. RAUCH, FRANCIS J. Frank Adv. I I9: Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambifionz Real Esiale: Library Club 4: lnrrarnurals I. 2. 3., 4. 'Q' REISCHEL, THOMAS G. Spunky Adv. IOS: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambilionz Medicine: I-lonor Roll 2: CCD 3, 4: Rogues 3: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. REWEY, DAVID J. Mollie Adv. lO4T Parish: S+. Casimir: Ambilion: College. ROBERT. GREGORY R. Rob's Adv. IOS: Parish: Sl, Pelerg Ambilion: Ph.D. in Malh: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Eleclronics Club 4: Debale Team I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Team I, 2: Chess Club I, 2, 3: Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council 3, 4: Polilical Science Club 3. ROLLINGER, GREGORY A. Rollie Adv. I l3:' Parish: SI. Pius X: Ambilionz Engineer: Honor Roll I, 2 Rogues 2: Inlramurals I, 2 3, 4. ROSSI, CARL J. Ross Adv. II9: Parish: Sl. Peler: Ambifionz To Male Money: Drama Club 3: Rogues 3: Wreslling I, 2, 3, 4: Le+lermen's Club I, 2. 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RUZA, DANIEL J. Hash Adv. IIS: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilion: To Allencl U. I. T.: lnlramu- rals I, 2. l. RYAN, EDWARD M. ER, Adv. I l9I Parish: SI. John's: Ambilionz To Grow a Beard: Foolball 2: Baseball I: Hoclcey I, 2, 3. 4: LeIIermen's Club 3, 4: ln- lramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RYAN, STEPHEN J. ST. SAUVER, DOUGLAS J. SCHADEGG, THOMAS G. S Adv. II9: Hooker Adv. IO5: 'lSCl1GdS Adv- II5I Parish: Sl. Jude: Ambi'Iion: Parish: S+, Johrfsz Ambifiong Parish: Sl. Mallhew:Ambi+ion: To Crraduale: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Debale Team I, 2, : Sludenl Council 4: NHS 2 ' Drama Club 2, 3: Legion Mary 3: Polilical Science ' Lalin Club 4. I. Teacher: Honor Roll 3: Class 3 Off Engineer: Rogues 2, 3: Golf icer I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Council '2, 3: Spanish Club I: , 3. of Rogues 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: 3 I3 aslcelball I: Hockey I, 2: In- Iramurals I, 2, 3, 4. I34 ROSS. SAM T. Ahab Adv. II3: Parish: Sacred Hearl: Ambi- Iion: Barlender: Class Officer I, 2. RYAN. PATRICK G. Pal Adv. IO4: Parish: SI. John's: Ambilionz To Graduale. SCHLICK, DENNIS E. Den Adv. I04: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- bilion: C.P.A.: Honor Roll l.' 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 3: SAT 3, 4. Seniors worked for four gears +o prepare ihemselves for life . . . Bill Byrne sfudies a college cafalog Io see wha? 'rhe fulure holds in slore for him. SCHNEIDER. ROGER J. Schnozer Adv. IO67 Parish: Guardian Angels: Am- bifionz Drallsman: Model Car Club I: Wreslling 4: Traclc 2, 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. C' SCHOEN ECKER, DAVID R. Davey Pie Adv. IO5: Parish: S+. Peler: Ambifion To Malce a Million: Class Ol- licer 3: Sludenl Council 2 Rogues 3: Library Club 4 l.eH'ermen's Club 4: Legion of Mary 2: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 lnlramurals I, 2, 3. The challenge of life will be mel by rhose seniors who have worlced hard lor lour years, and by Ihose who have lhe desire 'ro achieve slill grealer heighls, bolh in higher educalion and in Ihe Irades. SCHM IT. ALAN W. Al Adv. IO4: Parish: Sf. Pascal: Ambiiionz Mechanic: Honor Roll 2: Class Officer 2: Traclc I, 2, 3: Fool! ball I, 2: lnlramurals 2, 3. SCHREIBER, RICHARD A. Wally Adv. II3: Parish: SI. Casimir: Amlailionz Teacher: I-lonor Roll I, 2, 3 4. I35 'FP'-ftlvx SCHNEIDER, DOUGLAS A. Kip Adv. IO4-I Parish: S+. Mary's: Ambifionz Dara Processing: Honor Roll I: G-lee Club 2: Track I: Paper Sralf 3: Inlramurals I, 2,3,4. SCHUWEILER, GARY J. Shoe Adv. II9: Parish: S+. Thomas: Ambirionz Dala Processing: Rogues 3. A hearl-broken Hill Ioofball Ieam Ieaves Ihe field afier fheir loss Io Crelin. There was a Iime For sadness . . . 'N SCULLEN, ROBERT W. Bob Adv. II9: Parish: S+. Michael: Ambifion: Aliend Air Force Academy: Honor Roll 3, 4: Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 41 LeHermen's Club 3. 4: Rogues 3: Inframurals I, 2, 3. 4. 93 SEIDL, THOMAS J. SELZ, TIMOTHY P. SEVERSON, CRAIG J. Sai Adv. IO4: Tim Adv. IO4: Craig Adv. IO7: Parish: SI. Mafrhew: Ambifionz Parish: Mafernily of Mary: Parish: S+. Jerome: Ambifion: Playboy Bachelor: Class Of-' Ambi+ion: To Graduaie: Bas- To G-raduaie: Bowling Team ficer I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. keiball 3: Inlramurals 4. I, 2. I36 i l SHANLEY, PATRICK J. Shack Adv. IO6: Parish: Sl. Mallhew: Amloilion: Foreslry: Conlacl 2: Rogues SHIELDS, JAMES D. Jim Adv. IO5 Parish: Presenralion: Ambilion: Mechanical Engineer: Tennis 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 2: Camera Club 2. 3: Inlra- SIMONS, PETER J. Peley Adv. IO6: Parish: S+. Michael: Ambilrionz Compuler Programmer: Glee Club 2: Honor Roll 3: Legion ol Mary 2: lnlrarnurals I, 2. STAHNKE, MICHAEL K. SIank Adv. IO5: Parish: Sl. Peler: Ambifion: Go +o School, Slay Single, and Earn Money: Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4: Rogues 3: Srudenl Council 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Basker- ball l, 2: Lellermen's Club 3, 4: lnlrarnurals 3, 4. STARK, MICHAEL J. Mike Adv. IO6: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- bilion: Dala Processing Su- pervisor: Honor Roll 3: lnlra- murals 2. I37 murals I, 2, 3, 4. SNAVELY, JAMES P. Snaves Adv. lO5I Parish: SI. Peler: Ambifionz To Graduale: Class Officer I, 2, 4 or SHIELDS, PATRICK E. Irish Adv. IOS: Parish: Transfiguralion: Ambiiionz To Graduale: Class Officer 4: NHS 2, 3, 4: Conlacl 2: Honor Roll I, 2, 3: Le'Herrnen's Club 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey I, 2: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. SPANGLER. KEVIN W. 'Kev Adv. lO7: Parish: Presenlalion: Ambilionz Honor Roll I, 2, 3: chess Club TO Gfedualer GIGS Club 2- 3I Rogues 3: Sfudenl' Council 3, 4: Speech Club 3: Lalin Club 3, 4: Legion of Mary 3: Hockey I: ln- Irarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 2: Arl and Posi- er Club 2, 3, 4: Foolball I: lnlrarnurals 2, 3. STEELE, BERNIE J. Burpie 66 Adv. lO5: Parish: Sl. John's: Am- bifion: To Be Happy: Class Officer I, 2, 3, 47 SAT 4: CCD 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3, 4: Rogues 3: Eleclronics Club 4: Arl and Posler Club 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Wreslling 3: LeI'lerrnen's Club 3, 4: lnramurals l, 2, 3, 4-. SWANDA. RONALD J. Ron Adv. IO87 Parish: lmmaculale Concep- lion: Ambifionz To Make Mon- ey: Camera Club 2: Track 3: Golf I, 2, 3, 4: Cross Counlry 3.4: Baskelball l, 2. THELL, RUDY G. Ruds Adv. IO6 Parish: SI. Mallhewg Ambiiion: To Build a Beirer Mousclrapg Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Paper Siafi 2, 3, NHS 33 Latin Club 4, Rogues 3, Sludenl' Council 2, 43 Speech 35 Yearbook 37 Le'rTermen's Club 43 Foofball Sfaiislician 3, 43 Infra- rnurals I, 2, 3, 4. ff' f'UA Q TT' . THIENES, PETER J. Snake Adv. II3: Parish: SI. Vincenli Ambifion: Ivlachinisly Inlrarnurals I, 2. THILL. RICHARD J. Dick Aclv. II5: Parish: SI. Pascal: Ambifionz I-Iiqh School English Teacher: Audio-Visual Club 3: lnlramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. -3-s ' n-- Bill Callahan runs info Irouble as he allempls Io malce ends meel. 1295: im-, And iimeg of Parish: SI. Mallhewi Ambiiionz Eggigeqerg Hoclcey I: Bowling . . ' Q, TULLY, JOHN A. ULRICH, RICHARD J. 'Johnl' Adv. IO4: Dick Adv. II3: Parish: SI. Joseph: Ambifionz Parish: SI. Pius X: Ambiiionz Io Graduale. To Buy a Car. I38 srzrrvf' URBAN, RONALD L. Ron Adv. II97 Parish: SI. Mary's: Ambifion Airline Pilolq Class Ollficer I 2, I-Ionor Roll I, 23 Leller- rnen's Club I, 2, 3, 41 Wresl' linq I, 2, 3, 4: lnlrarnurals 2 3. , KV: Jil UZPEN, ROBERT L. Bobbie Adv. II57 Parish: Sacred I-Iearlq Ambi- +ion: Lawyer, Sluclenl Council 2: Spanish Club I, 2i Bowling Team I, 2. 31 lnlrarnurals I, 2. s ii., tif' VALLANT. MICHAEL P. 'IIviiIie Adv. IO7g Parish: Sr. Maiihewg Ambifionz DieseI Mechanic: InIramuraIs I, 2, 3. ga:-ag 'WS VINCELLI, RONALD M. CeIIi Adv. IO7, Parish: Presenrariong Ambifion: CoIIeqe: Class Officer I: Ler- 'rermen's Ciub 3, 4: Cross Counfry 45 GQII I, 47 Bas- I4e'rbaII I, 2, 4: Tennis 3, In- Iramurals I, 2, 3, 4. VOMELA DAVID A WALSH, PATRICK R. Adv II5 Pai Adv. IO6? arish S+ Joseph Ambmon Parish: SI. Pius X: Ambiiion: To Graduaie Physician. AK 4-SR. Y VANDEBERG, TIMOTHY C. Amos Adv. IO87 Parish: SI. Mary's7 Ambifion: Machinery Mechanic: FooIbaII I. l VETTER, DAVID A. Dave Adv. IO6, Parish: S+. PascaI: Ambifion: To Graduaie: Drama 33 Cross Couniry 4: Wresriing I: Track 3, 47 Inirarnurals I, 2, 4. 5. VOELLER, LAWRENCE A. Larry Adv. IO77 Parish: Blessed Sacramenfg Ambi- 'fionz Foreign Service, Conrad I, 2, 3, Debaie lg NHS I, 2, Giee Ciub I, 2, Honor ROII I, 2, 4: Siudeni' CounciI 3, 4, Rogues 3, Paper Sfaff 4, Literary Magazine 4, Yearbook 4, Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. CZ WALTRIP, JOHN S. John Adv. IO4g Parish: SI. Adalberiq Ambiiionz Teacher: CCD 3, 43 Chess Club I, 2, 3, 47 I-Ionor Roll I, 2, 3i Legion of Iviary 3, NHS 4: SAT 3, 47 Srudenf Councii 3, 4, Inrrarnurals I. I39 -QP' 'U' VOG L, TIMOTHY J. Tim Adv. II9, Parish: Preseniaiionq Ambifion: Lawyer: Honor RoII I7 CIass Officer 4: Rogues 3: Hockey I, 27 Cheerieader 3, 4: In- framurais I, 2, 3, 4. WARNER, DENNIS P. Denny Adv. IO87 Parish: BIessed Sacramenrg Ambiiionz To Siudy Law and Music: GIee CIub I, 2, 3, WATTERS, DENNIS E. WEBBER, PATRICK K. Denny Adv. ll5: Webb Adv. Il9: Parish: S+. Pascal: Ambifionz Parish: Blessed Sacrarnenf: Shea: Mala' Worker: Foofball Ambiiionx Teacher: Sludenl' WEGLEITNER. GARY M. Wiggy Adv. IOS: Parish: SI. Pairick: Amlaifion: Chrislian Brolher: Honor Rall I, 2: Track I: lnlramurals 2, COUV1CIl 2. 31 Mission Club li I, 2, 3' 43 SAT 3, 4: Miguel 4. Rogues 3: Fooiball I, 2: lnI'ra- Club I. NHS 4. poofban murals I, 2, 3, 4. Manager 3, 4: lniramurals I, 2. WESTBROOK, Lar Adv. lO5: Parish: SI. Peler: Amloilion: To Gracluaie: Honor Rall I: Rogues 3: Foolball I: Cross Counlry 2, 3: Baseball l: Track 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LARRY J. WESSEL, DANIEL J. Dan Adv. ll3:, Parish: SI. Mallhewi Ambilion: Aviaiion Mechanic: Glee Club I, 4: Rogues 3: Drama Club 3: Track l, 2, 4: lniramurals l, 2, 3, 4. WHITE, FREDERICK J. WIBERG, THOMAS A. Woll:'l Adv. IOTQ 'lwebbeu Adv. I I3: Parish: SI. Pelerr Ambifion: Pa,-ish: S+, Ivlgrylg: Ambilionz Doclor: Honor Rall 2, 3: Siu- Denfigfg Honor Rall I, 2, 3, denl' COUIWCII 2, 4: Cgnagl' I: 42 Laiin Club 4: lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. I40 WHISLER, THOMAS J. Whis Adv. ll3: Parish: Si. Peier: Ambiiionz To Be Half The Man Brolher Chrisiopher ls: Honor Roll I, 2: Sludenl' Council 3, 4: Hockey I, 2: Baseball I, 2: lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS. KENNETH C. Willie Adv. IO4: Parish: Presenlalionz Am bi+ion: Ca rpenier. WEINAND. Goshen Adv. IO8: Parish: Sl. Pius X: Ambilionz IBM Programming: Honor Rall l: Sludenl' Council 2: Baskel- ball l, 2: lnlrarnurals l, 2, 3, JOHN F. 4. Now i M. F I WILSON. JAMES P, WILSON, THOMAS G. WITTE, DAVID P. Wil5 Adv, IOS: Tom Adv. ll5: Dave Adv. IIS: Parighg Pregenfafioi-17 Ambifiong Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Parish: Presenlafion: Ambilionz Dafa Comm! Programmer: Ambifion: Engineer: Honor College: Honor Roll 3: Slu- Eleqfronigg Club 45 Infrgmur. Roll 3, 4: Nl-IS 3. 4: l.a+in Club deni Council 4: Baslcelball I, ralg I, 2, 3, 4, 4: Camera Club 3: Bowling 2, 3: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Team 3: lnlramurals 3, 4. e iime +0 remember . . . John Wallrip discusses a problem in physics wilh Mr. Ranlapaa. valor WOLD, RICHARD J. Dick Adv. 106: Parish: Blessed Sacramenl: Am- birionz Engineer: Coniacl 2, 3, 4: Rogues 3: Cvlee Club l, 2, 3: Spanish Club' l, 27 Arr and Posler Club 27 lnlraa murals l, 2. YOUNESS. THOMAS J. Tom Adv. IO7: Parish: Sf. Michael: Ambilionz Teacher: Cross Counlry 4. ZOLLER, JAMES W. Jim Adv. II5: Parish: S+. Mary's: Ambifionz Doclor: Track 2. NMMA A ., was ...,,r-- 5 Congrafulaiions .M - H 'Tub Q ,f +o 'Phe Gradua+ing Class of '66! f, Y . lien - . ' 1 2 'L fs. 2,3 :QV ,fu-ig. K: . Val M' , ki Musisxi QW ' M LMN V ' 1954!- vr 1-,iv f x M' 5 ,qu ' . Q. xg. ., L .v rw '55 Q , 1 , ,,,,, I -' f -x',...f1M. '.L .. A - .AM ' A f fl :f-3 A ' ' ,. .- -- i .- fi-Q . r ' Q. 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Congrahilalions 'Io Ihe Class of '66 MISS CUE BILLIARDS I552 While Bear Ave. Owned and operafed by Hill Alumni Open every day 'From I2 noon Io I2 miclnighi' I46 The Nor'rhwesI-'s Finesi' MISS E534 CUE 'x l RX BILLIARDS Family Billiard Cenler af' - WEAYHKR-BIIDN SHOES 0 V-spar or .avi lka alll' Fea+uring Wea+her-Bird Velve+ S+ep .SS and onderful CNY Shoes sn-:oss Fon women CITY CLUB Fea+uring Nunn-Bush and Redwing Boo+s +or Men SCHULER SHOES The Family Shoe Cen+er 373 Rober+ S+. S+. Paul 222-8436 HAMMERNICK PAINT AND GLASS CO. Pain+s-Glass-Wallpaper Au+o Glass-Mirrors Glass Table Tops I38I No. Rice S+. 488-55I8 S+. Paul I7, Minn. KEINDEL'S SUPER MARKET The s+ore 0+ Quali+y mea+s Farm Fresh Frui+s and Vege+ables Na+ionally Aclver+ised Brands A+ everyday Low, Low prices l Q ll HUPPERS' CITQY' Congra+ula+ions Class 0+ '66 Comple+e Discoun+ Dep+. S+ore S+. Paul-Be+ween Larpen+eur and No. S+. Paul Rcl. I47 The Bank 'For HiIl's Joe Duncan and Young People Tom Janovich wifh Qn 1-he VN' , . v t B k Nor+hwes'rern's Sandra Ili , , il e an MGM. MINNEHAHA AT E. 7TH - 771-5555 5 X 5 fix OPEN MONEW.-5fff'fN'ffSff'fl'.7'3lif,'Z e e ALDRICH ARENA Home of fhe Pioneers 'For Hockey and Enioymeni' 4 r lull ., , l . 5 ll Q 1 Louis DiSanlo and Jeff Brinkman display 'rlwe Hill uniform purchased by all Hill sludenis ai lhe clown- lown Em porlum. Cr ST. PAUL'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORES 71h and Roberl' Sfreels, Sf. Paul A place 'For young people 'lo 'Find smarf, young sfyles in clolhing . . . Complimenfs of HOUSE OF WONG II63 Wesi Larpenfeur FIRST STATE BANK or NORTH SAINT PAUL CRlSLER'S 77I-0058 Where All Good Sporls Meel To Eel! Take Ouh 2544 7l'l I Ave. Easi Case Member F.D.l.C. ai- Whife Bear ln Honor of Former Hill Le'H'ermen's Club Oufsfanding A+l1le'I'e Award NORTH ST. PAUL BUSINESS WINNERS and l962 Tom Kinsella 'W Rick Egger ASSOCIATION I964 Jlm Wolcl l965 Jack Reif I 966 ? 2 53 8 V gr' Q-1 We are proud +o be fhe official phofographers for Hill's I966 PREMIER yearbook. We specialize in senior por+rai'l' phoirography for high schools. DELLARSON STUDIO 380 Sainf Pe+er S+ree+, S+. Paul I5l X- K 6 RX V Yearbook Sfaff Adviser- BroTher Marcel, ESC. Co-ediTors- Gary Gervais, Jim Lundholm School Life InTroducTion- Gary Gervais, Jim Lundholm, Mark Woicik, Larry Voeller Fa cu lTy- Torn Golla, PaT l-lill, Terry Conway Clubs- Tom Persoon, Tim WirTh, Tom Malone Underclassmen- Dave Lay, Gene Gonsoski, Ray CharpenTier, Greg Reid AThleTics- Dan ReiT, Tim Erickson, Tom Elias AcTiviTies- Tom Jovanovich, Greg EaTon, Jim LoTzer Seniors- Joe Duncan, Dave Bakula. Joe Kroiss. Phil Kelly, Jim Kerrigan PhoTographer- Tom Polski Business Manager- Louis DiSanTo ArTisT- Bob Dege Acknowledgemenis The TaculTy and adminisTraTion Tor Their co-operaTion in picTure Taking and yearbook sales. BroTher Oliver, E.S.C. Tor his help wiTh phoTography. Mrs. MargareT Kueng oT The business oTTice Tor her work in keeping The yearbook's accounTs. The STudenT Council Tor The use oT some oT Their picTures. ST. Paul Pioneer Press Tor The use oT several oT Their sporTs picTures. Mr. Dan Gleason and Mr. Greg Cummings, yearbook consulTanTs Trom Taylor Publishing Co., Tor Their assisTance. Publishers Service Inc., oT Minneapolis, Tor Their work in reproducing The yearbook symbol. The sTaTT oT Dellarson STudio, ST. Paul, Tor Their excellenT phoTography and Their splendid co-operaTion in The enTire yearbook phoTography work. Our adverTisers, wiThouT whose financial help, The '66 PREMIER would be much smaller. The enTire sTudenT body Tor Their co-operaTion in picTure Taking. Qin -f Y Q Q .9 ., , 4 1 , 4' rg M X ' Sf , 1965 Yearbook Sup - Iement Second semester brought changes. . I Winter gave .l all I way to spring 4 1462 X . 3 ,JAG V. . A 'x A , , . X Q . ii New teachers arrived Brother Michael arrived to teach Religion IV Mr' I A and English III, IV. and Art I. fx I 153 Drama Club presented spring play. In April the Drama Club presented Three Men Student Council elections prepared for 1966 school leadership. . In May the school halls were once again decked with election posters. Election activities of- ficially opened with Student Council Week which emphasized renewed student interest in the Council. The highlight of the week was election day with campaign speeches and bal- loting. AT RIGHT, students mark their ballots and await the results. on a Horse, a rousing comedy. AT LEFT, I. Koscielak holds his prize possessions: girl and money. Greg Robert listens. Our foreign exchange student enjoyed his year at Hill. . julio Massa, our foreign exchange student from Argentina, enjoyed his one year at try. AT LEFT, we see him showing Brother Felix the location of Argentina. fi 4? 1. 'si Hill and prepared to return to his own coun- Enchanting atmosphere bewiiched misty-eyed Juniors. . Under the leadership of Brother Martin and chair- man, Larry Voeller, the entire gym was saturated with the bewitching theme of Blue Hawaii. The juniors' big formal dance featured Hawaiian decor and refreshments. AT RIGHT, a couple muse at the fountain. Hawaiian refreshments with tables to match provided pleasant between-dancing enjoyment. AT RIGHT, couples chat and sip punch. T Junior Rose Donce feoiu red Blue Howoii On April 30 the gym was turned into a magical Blue Hawaii as the Student Council sponsored the Junior Rose Dance. AT LEFT, couples dance to the music of the Rolf Day orchestra. aff' We H! Senior Prom brought The 1965 Senior Prom brought a climax to the year's social events. On Friday, May 14, some ZOO couples danced to the music of jules Herman in the Arizona Room of the Prom Ball- room. Like the junior Rose Dance, the Senior Prom was Student Council sponsored. General chairman Was Paul McNellis. AT LEFT: Couples enjoy the late evening dinner, one of the features of the prom. BELOW: The chaperones kept pace and enjoyed it all too AT LEFT ' where are you going after the prom? BELOW Are they dancing or just looking for their dates? The school year To a climax A I, ,, . . .Then came graduation After the senior prom, it Wasn't long before graduation time had come. Fes- tivities began with the Mother-Son Mass and Communion breakfast on Sunday morn- ing, May 30. The now traditional break- fast Was served by the junior mothers. School administrators and senior advisors were guests also. Father Hugolinus, OFM, from Sacred Heart Parish, said the Mass. AT RIGHT, We see the graduates at Mass in the cafeteria. ABOVE: Brothers Felix, Vincent, and Lewis and Mr. ,ggi f Strong at breakfast. AT RIGHT: I. Pogue and L. 31, Drace look up to watch the birdie, Q Q All of our early beginnings f i7 W- V QU lj lain? x '.. Av il. ABOVE: The graduates of 1965 march into Aldrich Arena for BELOW: Brother Felix gives his final words of encouragement to the graduates. commencement exercises. 158 Was it worth it? Right now, I'd say yes for sure. have led fo o commencement. . . On june l, 292 seniors marched Mr. Richard Leonard, a prominent into Aldrich Arena to receive lawyer, was commencement their diploma saying that they have speaker. The diplomas were pre- successfully graduated from Hill sented by Father Shea, of St. High School. It was a big night for Peter's Parish, and Brother Felix. everyone. BELOW: Commencement is a big event for parents and friends. VARSITY BASEBALL, FIRST ROW: I. Bennett, B. Ramstad, D. Coleman, D. St. Sauver. B. Baulmer, M. junker, G. Patient. SECOND ROW: B. Latourneau, D. Grabowski, T. Wilfahrt, I. Naughton, 1. Cognetta, B. Klatt, L. Castorfmgr. Q5 THIRD ROW: Coach Sullivan, P. Brady, I. Pojar, R. Wilson, J. Lig- day, G. Grochowski, B. Young. Hill finishes with 5-5 C.C.C. record. . B-SQUAD BASEBALL, FIRST ROW: M. Wojcik, D. Borner, I. Wierzlia, G. Songarin, D. Torgerson, H. Holt- kamp, M. Cashman. SECOND ROW: S. Manarcyk, S. Romanchuk, P. Cahanes, P, Horwath, I. Zappa, V. O'Keefefmg1'. Q. THIRD ROW: K. Neid, G. Raske, G. Eaton, G. Stranberg, M. Venaglia, I. Prettner, Coach Ackerson. ...W z. - rm-.mar V vnu ffnfwmn. .1-A ' vnu .....1.1Xv- ' uv-,mf ..'. A-.wear v 'ww .fmmfsww LM.:-u...:.:fw-my Jirwfryaaumf-w...afru.'wwf .fzfimfw-lastfmzlsrrs 5 I I l 3, is 5 Q ki NA i ,k,.. , si f l p i g ? 1 . A s ii? cw N a ,aes ' V - C V K LH v J zu, Q. 4 A A .,. A x M 'V -seg X .., Ipufv ' -' R + jf. J' ,E 0 V A ,V ir: 'hg4,.:'f4. .Jim I- ' a , Yi 'if-gash . . , ' X Q , f K J M - A -Q A -f f A ' - pifa... f is 5 -,fi .gif ,... . , g'f.w'5w 'W - A . a W ' as W, ia. ABOVE: Bob Ramstad displays form which earned him a ABOVE: Woody Wilson gets congrats from Coach Sul- 0, 92 ERA, livan for his homer as he rounds third base. BELOW: jim Ligday scrambles back to first as an at- tempted pick-off play by a St. Berna.rd's pitcher fails. Coach Sullivan, in his fourth and final year as varsity baseball coach, guided the Pioneers to a 10-9 log. We finished in 4th place in the CCC with a 5-5 record. How- ever, the final record was not truly indicative of the talent on the team. Seven of the nine losses occurred in the first two weeks of the season. The team bounced back and won seven decisions in the last two weeks. For the second time in three years, the Hill nine was only one game away from the state tournament. We were sparked by brilliant pitching from Bob Ramstad, Denny Coleman, and Joe Bennett in the playoffs. The Pioneers defeated St. Agnes and Benilde, but lost two out of three to Cretin. Bill Klatt hit for the best average in the team, -' ,,. sporting a .350 over all 'Q 'haf-we an mark and a .326 confer- A ence average. Denny 5 I Grabowski was the confer- ' ence RBI leader as he drove in 14 runs over the year. Ramstad's 0.92 ERA was tops of the mound corps, but Coleman and Bennett had sterling ERA's. 161 iii! W-ef . Q H FZ Avila orsn' FIRST ROW: Coach Sporer, S. Voigt, W. McCarthy, T. Gagliardi, W. Byrne, D..Lachowi11er, Y . J. Bell, D. Aguirre, M. Sporer, Coach Costello. SECOND ROW: R. Bakula, T. Lisec, M. Manthey, D. St. Sauver, T. Peplinski, D. Haider, M. Reich, P. Moore, P. Rivard. THIRD ROW: J. Massa, I. Goswitz, R. Deeb, A. Orsello, P. Nasseff, R. Mendez, M. Mclntyre, B. K1-mer, 1. Byrne. FOURTH ROW T. Bader, W. Gage, J. Hartman, M. Bilek, R. Knutson, 1. Goebel, C. Prust, G. Clancy fmgrj. Tracksters capture third place Hill's harriers hustled into third place in the CCC and fifth place in the state meet. The team was captained by hurdler, Al Orsello, and sprinter, Mark Manthey. Two of the biggest victories of the season were dual meet decisions over Cretin and St. Thomas. An outstanding 880 relay team composed of Mark Manthey, john Goebel, Mike Mc- Intyre and Dennis St. Sauver set new school, conference, and Rochester Invitational meet records. St. Sauver also set a new school broad jump record of 2l'2 . Rick Cover, who holds the CCC high jump and pole vault record, won these titles in the Catholic state meet. Cover and sprinters Mark Manthey, and john Goebel were the top varsity scorers. Goebel won the CCC 100 yard dash JUf1iOl' VC1l'Si1'y championship this year. . . . 5.11.5 was 'W-K5 v 'I' -4... ,iii ,yr 1 l'...me 271 or -fx , 1 M ,K ,mkkwkr .lyk kk gh . ABOVE H111 trackmen and thelr opponents ready themselves for the starting gun. AT LEFT: Junior, Tom Bader winds'up for the shot put throw. in C.C.C.. . . BELOW: Flying Rick Cover lands after a try at the broad jump. l l B 'sss ibl L. ,..,., ,, f W gag gcxmms . E '1 Q. ai , ' i W 2 , . -,'- , 5 sf -- 1 Q 1 e'e.V 2 '211 -gfi 5 W E. 'f - f ,. l A 1 B V , ' if B, B V ' wi 1,Z'i 5321 ,,lLr,s 1 N B AAZL ef it ,-: -- ,f sewe- ,miz ' f - vp- V TZ S al , Magix' ' ' if? .4 ., -7 . i 'l2 ..,.: . . . ' .. Et if - it i.i if T a ,,, S S it S r it ,,' . XM ,X . LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Curran, Bob Desch, Ron Vincelli, Don Holly, Pat Flynn, John Melcoch, Paul Metzger, jim Blaha, Gerry Reidell, Roger Korf, Michael Yorga, Rich Soutor, John Shevlin, Dennis Abere. T n n They posted a 5-3 record. We took a pair of matches from Cretin and St. Thomas and garnered our fifth victory from De La Salle. Singles stalwarts were Dennis Abere, Mike Curran, and Don Holly. john Shevlin and Ron Vincelli were the standout doubles team. They took the state doubles cham- pionship. The other doubles team consisted of Roger Korf and Ron Conrad. Other seniors Who competed Were john Melcoch and Mike Ganzel. Hill's Racqueteers finished in second place in the CCC this year The golf team this year finished with a 4-8 overall record. We were 1-7 in the conference, but Won three out of four in non-conference action The single conference victory was achieved over Benilde. The first four men on the team were Dick Koscielak, Stan Sergot, jim Hackman, and Mike Geraghty. Other letter winners were Tom Fuller and Tom Reis. KNEELING: R. Jacobs, M. Geraghty, T. Fuller. STANDING: I. Petersen, P. Dahedl, T, Schadegg, D. Koscielak, J. 'Hackman, S. Sergot, T. Reis, G. Munzonreider. Pi' Index FACULTY and STAFF: Alphonsus, Brother . .5, 54, 59, 105 Arnold, Brother .,.. 5, 57, 105 Christopher, Brother , . 2, 63, 116 Ernesto, Brother 48 61 Felix, Brother . '. .27,55,'98,1,17, 157, 158,159 Gabriel, Brother ,.,, . . . 63 Gilbert, Brother . . , . 56,94 joseph, Brother ..,, . 17, 57 Leo, Brother. .... Leonard, Brother . . . 60,90,105 . . . 58 Lewis, Brother. . . 55,94,95,98, A Abere. Dennis. . . . Adamski, Richard. . . ..81 . 75 Adelman, joseph . . .10, 102, 109 Aguirre, Daniel .... . 79,97 Ahern, john . . .10,103,130,134 Aichele, Gary ..... ...83 Alfonso, Charles .,.. 10, 109 104,157 Marcel, Brother. . 62, 63,88, 106, 107 Mark, Brother ...... 54,58 Martin, Brother . . . 5,64 Michael, Brother. . . 153 Oliver, Brother ..... 47, 63 Timothy, Brother ..,., 51, 64 Vincent, Brother , ,63, 82,98, 157 William, Brother . . . 5,63, 100 A ckerson. Babb, Mr. Benolken, Mike .,.. 54,5s,59 Donald .... 56,63 Mr.-David. . . . .ss Boland Mr. ohn 5 58 136 I . . . Chalmers, Mi. William 135 Costello, Mr. Ralph, , Endres, Mr. Paul . Firner, Mr. Gerald . . Fish, Mr. William . . Flannery, Mr. Dave. . Hola, Mr. Byron . . . Kelly, Mr. Tom . . Kight, Mr. jack . . Kritzer, Mr. Gerald . . L'Allier, Mr. Mike . . Leavitt, Mr. Curt . . 1603126 . 57, 130 ...59 ..61 ...5,61 ..,S9 .60,108 .,.64 ,62,141 ...57 ...56 . . .5,60 Lehner, Mr. Gerald. .64, 120, 128 Ludwig, Mr. Roger. . Mauer, Mr. john . . . Mumey, Mr. james. . Paape, Mr. Emil . . Seitzer, Mr. Robert . . Sporer, Mr. Max . . Stolz, Mr. Robert . . . 120,128 . 58,120 . . 153 . 60,61 . , 64 .5,57,127 39,63,120 Strong, Mr. Terry. . 5,19,23,S4, 56,126,135, 157 Sullivan, Mr Bob. . 5, 23, 30, 43, 54, 56,117,120 Yurek, Mr. Thomas. 5, 54, 61, 63 65 Stahnke, Mrs. Kay . Olson, Mrs. Mary . . Kung, Mrs. Margaret. Boily, Mrs ..,... Beedle, Mrs. ,,.. . Baisley, Mr. Ken . . . . 18, . . . . 65 . . . 65 . . 64 . . 65 ....65 Claugherty Mr. jim Sr. . . .65 65 Claugherty, Mr. jim jr. Stark, Mr. 8 Mrs. Emil Harbek, Mrs. Irene. . Swendner, Mrs. Marie Summers, Mrs. Evelyn SCHOOL CLUBS . . . 65 . . . . 65 . . . 65 . . . . 65 81 ORGANIZATIONS: Art and Poster Club. . . . . 101 Audio Visual Club . . . . 100 Camera Club . . , . 101 C. C. D. Unit . . . . 105 Chess Club . . , , 116 Contact . . . . 105 Debate Club . , , 100 Fathers Club . . . . . 94 Glee Clubs .... . . 108-109 Legion of Mary . . , 105 Lettermans Club . . 103 Librarians Club. . . 102 Mission Club . . . 105 Model Car Club .,., , ,117 Mothers Club ........ 94 National Honor Society . . . 103 Paper Staff ........ 107 Political Science Club . . . 102 Rogues .....,. 111-112 Spanish Club . .,,. ', . .102 Student Associate Teachers . . 104 Student Council .... Yearbook Staff. . . , SPORTS: Baseball ...,,,, Basketball . . . . Cross-Country . . . Football . . . . Golf .... Hockey . . . Tennis. . . Track , . Wrestling . , . . . 96-97 . . . 106 . 160-161 . 130-135 . . . 127 . 120-126 . . . 164 . 136-141 . . . 164 . 162-163 . 128-129 Anderson, Howard. . 81, 102, 107 Anderson, Kenneth ...... 82 Anderson, Stephen ...,, 82 Anderson, Richard . . . 78 Anderson, Robert . . . . 73 Arnberg, Gregory. . . .88 Arnt, Eugene . . . . . 81 Arnt, Milo ..... . . . 11 Ascherman, Richard .,... 70 Ashton, David . . . . 81, 102 Ashton, Douglas . . . . . 87 Askew, Wayne .... . 10, 13 Askew, Wiley- .... 10, 102, 105 Asmus, George . .... 10 Atkins, james . . . . 11,13 Auge, Timothy . . . . 75 Auger, john . . . . . 11 Auger, Thomas . . . . 11 B Bacchus, Randy. . . . 77 Baciak, Lawerence . 11 Bader, Thomas . . . . 71 Baglio, james . . . . 84 Baillon, john. . . . 11 Bakula, David . . . . 69 Baller, Robert . . . . 84 Barnes, Michael. . . . 89 Barnhill, David . . . . 90 Barnholdt, Gregory . . . 11 Barrett, William . . . .86 Barron, Timothy . . . 91 Barthe, Michael . , . . 79 Bartholomew, john . . . 70 Baum, Michael , . . . 89 Bauman, Daniel . . . 74 Baumann, William . . . 77 Bayuk, Mark . . . . 77 Bazille, Richard . . . 88 Beghul, William . . . . 11 Behr, David ...,. . 78, 80 Beissel, Dennis . . . 12,101,105 Beissel, William. . . 12, 24, 106 12 Beitel, Ronald . . . Bejblik, john . . . Belair, jeffry . . . . 0275 ..9o Bell, joseph .... 70, 103, 105 Bell, Thomas ..., Bellows, Timothy . . . Bemlott, Randy ..., Benassi, john ..... ..82 ...76 ..12 80 Bennett, joseph . 12, 13, 22, 32, 103 75 Berg, Robert ....., Berger, Daniel .... . . 57 Berglund, Victor . . . 12 Bernard, john . . . . 74 Berney, john . . . . .68 Bernand, Michael . , , . . 70 Besaw, Terrance . . .... 13 Beskar, Robert . . . 12,13 Best, David. . . . . . . 80 Betts, Robert ..... 70 Biagini, Dennis. . 12, 40, 106, 107 Biagini, john ........ 68 Biagini, Richard .....,. 12 Bidon, Robert .,,.,.,. 75 Bozicevich, joseph . . Bozicevich, Kalo. . . Bozicevich, Keven . . Brady, Philip . . . Brandt, Edward .... Brandt, William . . . Brassard, john . . . Brausen, Michael . . Brauer, Mark. . . Breault, Henri .... Breen, Michael . . . Brennan, Michael.14, 1 02, 103, 105 Brennan, Thomas . , . Brigl, Lawerence . . Brings, Donald . . Brings, Michael . . Brinkman, Daniel . Brinkman, jeffrey. . . Broenen, Barry . . Broenen, William . Brown, William . Brudzinski, Chris . . Brunzell, james . . Brusten, Raymond . . Buckner, Robert . . . Budewitz, Robert . . . Buelow. john . . Buelow, john . Buivid. Daniel . . . Bulmer, William . , . Burns, Michael . . Bums, Richard . . Butala, Mark ..,. Butala, Richard. , . 14, 103, 125 . .82,100 so ..69 ...s3 .87,102 ..75 ..68 .78 ...9o 74 . . . 14 . . . . 70 . 90 . . 82 . . . 87 . 73, 105 . . . 81 . . . . 14 . . 82, 109 . . . 80 . . 80 . . . 91 . 84, 101 . 81, 116 . . . 74 . . 74 . . . 77 . . . 79 . 75, 105 . . . 68 . . . 14 . . . . 73 Byrne, james . . 87.103,108,109 Byrne, William ..... 6, 70, 97 Bzoskie, Thomas .,... . 109 C Cahanes, Paul ...... 70. 80 73 Callahan, William.40. Campbell Terrance. . Cardarelli, john . . . Cardelli, joseph. . Cardinal, Stephen. . Carlson, Allen . . . Carroll. Michael . . Carroll, Thomas . . Carroll. W. . . . . Cartier, Daniel . . . Cartier, Thomas . . Capistrant, Gary . . . Capistrant, Richard . . Casey, M ark ..... , 105, 107 . . . . 15 . . . 15 . 89 . . 109 . . 82 . 84 . . . 15 . . . .79 . 103,128 . . . 87 7s,79,1o1 ...71 ,..82 Casey, Timothy. . . . . 76 Cashman, Michael . . . . 79 Castor, Lucian . . , . 15,103 Cavegn, Keith. . , . . .75 Cavegn, Terrence . . . 15,25 Caviezel, joseph. . . -73,102 Cepress, Edward. . . . . 83 Cerney, William. . . . 75,109 Chapeau, Kenneth . . . . 74 Chapeau, Terrence . . '. 83 Charbonneau, Thomas .... 80 Charland, Paul ..... . .83 Charpentier, Raymond. . . 76 Chenoweth, Eugene . . . 83 Cherry, Dennis . . . . 77 Cherry, Gregory . - . .72 chicken, Michael. . , 68 Chicome, james. , . 82 Chriienson . . . . .74 Chriioffel, j. - - . 77 Cincaski, David. . . . . 88 Cincoski, james . . . 70, 105 Clegg, john ..... , . .69 Clifford, Timothy . . . . . 72 Cocciarella, Alfonso ..... 16 Cocciarella, Roberto. . . 91, 109 Coennen, Richard . . . . . 16 Cognetta, Gerald ...... 16 Colaizy. Michael. . . Biedrzycki, Michael . . . . 12 Bies, Thomas .... 74, 108, 109 Bifulk, james ........ 89 Bigelow, George . . .... 79 Bilek, John, . . . , 13 Bircn, Harvey . . . . 68 Bisciglia, David . . . 68 Black, john . . . . .79 Black, Timothy, . . . 77 Blaesser, joseph . . .... 13 Blaha, james A, . . 88,97,103 Blaha, james . . . 73,88 Blair, David . ,... 13 Blake, Donn . . . 77 Blazek, john . . . 69 Blazek, Thomas . . Blees, Gregory . Bleese, Nicholas . Bleese, 'Robert . . Blom, Stephen. . ....87 ......69 . 84,108,109 . 79,108,109 . .... 71 Blomgren, Frank ..... 78 Blomquist, Hartley Bloyer, William . Bobrowski, Richard Bodey, john . . , Bodmer, jerome . Boe, Craig . . . Boerner, Daniel. . Boettner, Gregory . Boettner, Stephen Bol, Richard , . . Boland, Gregory . Bollman, john . Borden, Gary . . Boion, james . . Bothwell, Thomas Bouthiet, Charles Bouthilet, john . . . . . 78,108 . . . . 84 . . . . . 87 ..7o,72,1o2 .14 . .72, 103, 116 . . . . . 80 , . . . . 84 . . . . 82 . . 89 . . 90 . . 69 . 72, 107 , . . . . 91 . . . . . . 84 . . . . 81,97 . 74,103 Coleman, Dennis . . . 16,33, 103 Collins. jerome . . 88 Collova, joseph . . . Commera, Patrick . . Conlin, Michael. . Conniff, Thomas . . Conrad, Ronald . Conroy, Charles . . Conroy. M. . . . Conway, james . . Conway, Patrick . . Conway, Stephen . Conway, Terrence . . Conway, Thomas . . Corrigan, john .... Corrigan, Michael . . Corwin, james . - - Cossar, Michael . . . Cover, Richard . . . Cowly, Thomas. . Crowe, Timothy . . Culver, Stephen. . . Cunnien, Philip . Curran, Robert . . . Cusick, Gary . . . . D Dahedl, Patrick. . Dahedl, Thomas . . ...84 ..'.'.72 .. 86 .s6,ss . . .82 ..s1,103 ,..81 ..s-1,91 ..16 ...s9 ..87,101 ...6s . . . . 72 ..17,1o2 .. .17 ....74 ....81 17,103,125 . . . . 17 . . . 85 . 89 . . . 17 ....73 ..17,116 . 90 . .88 Dalin, john ..,,, Daly, Robert .... . . . . 70 18,103,125 Damato, james ..... 91, 101 Danisch, Raymond. . Davidson, William . Davis, Paul .... Davis, james . . . Dawes, William . . Deck, Richard. . . Deeb, Raymond . . Dege, Robert . . . Delaney, Marcus . . De Nardo, Richard . Deneson, Michael . Desch, Robert . . . Deutsch, Robert . . Deyo, Thomas . Dian, William . Dick, Arnold . . Dicker, john . . . Dickhausen, Dale . . Diebel, Daniel . . Dietsch, john . . Digaetano, john 1 . Dillon, james . . . Dippel, Richard . . Di Santo, Louis. . Di Santo, Thomas . Doiron, Dennis . . Domeier, Glen. . Domke, jeffery . . Donlin, Gregory . . Domer, Gregory . . Domer, Kenneth . . Downs, Edward . . Drace, Laverne . . . Drake Christo her p . . . Dramdahl, Gregory . . . . Drawall, Michael . . Duncan, j. .,,. . Ducharme, Lawerence Duell, Robert .... Dufresne, David. . . Duzynski, Wayne . , Eaton, Gregory . . Eaves, Paul . . Eaves, R ..., Eberhard, john . . Eberhard, Paul . . . Eberhard, Thomas . . Ebel. William . . . . ..78 . . .86 . .82 . . .91 . .18,106 . . .68 . .72 ..71 ..18 . . .70 . .82 , .77 . .18 , .80 . .91 . .18 . . 18 . . 76 . . 90 , . 18 . 19 . .as . .80 . . 69 . .78 . . 80 . .19 . .89 . .88 . . .76 . . . .85 . 19,109 . 19,157 81,102 85 . . 85 . . . 69 . . . . 79 . . . .88 .82,96,116 . . . . 91 . . 78 . 103 . . 73 . . . . 83 . . ., . 89 69,103,116 . . . . 68 Ebert, joel . , . . . . . 91 Ebert, Robert. . . . 68 Egan, Richard . . . . 69 Egan, Thomas . . . 13,20 Ek, George. . , . . 80 Ek, Thomas . . . . 88 Elias, john . . . . .78 Elias, Thomas . . . . 82 Elizondo, Rosendo . . . . 20 Emerson, Robert . . . . . 82 Englemann, Robert. . , .77 Erickson, Timothy . . . .69 Ericson, Michael . . . 90 Ernst, james . . .' . . 70 Evans, Paul .... . . 76 Exley, joseph , . . . . . 74 F Facente, Robert ..... 79, 102 Faehnrich, Gerald ,.., . . 81 Fahey, Michael. . . 69, 103, 106 Fairbanks, David. . . Farrell, j .... . Favilla, james . , . ....84 ....70 . . . 20 Fedora, Richard . . . 72, 103, 106 20 Fehrman, Michael . Fellman, Terry . . Fercello. james . . Ferderer, Richard . . Ferkingstad, Thomas. Ferguson, Raymond . Ferrozzo, Robert . . Ferraro, Ronald . . . Fewer, john . . . Fewer, Patrick. . . . Fida, Timothy . . . Fike, Anthony . . . Filipkowski, William . Finell, john .... Fischer, Robert . . Fischer, Theodore . Fitch, Michael . . Fitzmorris Richard. . Flaherty, Peter . . Flaherty, Raymond , Flater, Thomas . . . Fleming, Michael. 21, Flicek, Bernard. . . Florin, Patrick. . Flynn, john . . . Flynn, Patrick . . . Fohrenkamm, john . Forbes, P .... . Forsblad, Ronald . . Fosselman, jon . . Foster, Donald . Franta, Paul . . . Franssen, Adrian . V. . . . . 84 . . . so . . . 91 . . . 20 . .68 . . zo . . .90 . . . . 91 . .74,103 69,103,109 . . . . 84 . . . .20 . . 78,100 . . .77 . . 20 . .74 .. . 70 . .84,106 . . . . 21 . . . . 21 97,103,125 . . . . 68 . . .76 . . . .21 . . 72,73 . ..,87 . . 78 . .90 . . . 21 . 21,24 . 84 . .21 Franzen, james . Frascone, Ralph . . Fratto, Francis . . Fratto, Richard . . Frazer, Michael . Frazer, Thomas . Freppert, Paul . . Frisch. Francis . . Fuller, Thomas . Furlong, Gregory . . Furlong, Louis . . Gablirsch, joseph , . Gaboury, james . Gabriel, james . . Gabriel, Michael . . Gaetz, Frederick . Gage, William . . Gagliardi, Timothy. . . Gall, joseph. . 21,32, Galles, David . . . Galles, james . . . Gamelin, Gregory . . Ganzel, Michael . . Garaghty, Lawerence Garcia, Leonard . . Gartrell, Vince . . Garvey, Michael , . Gavin, james . . Gavin, William . . Gavnik, Michael . . Gelbmann, Thomas . George, joseph. . . Geraghty, Daniel. . Geraghty, Michael . Geraghty, Timothy . Gerber, David . . . Gerney, Thomas. . Germain, Daniel , . Gersting. Val . . Garvais, Gary . . Ghementi, Larry . . Gibis, Ronald . . . Glancy, Gary . . . Goatzke. Charles , Godfrey. Thomas . Goebel, john . . Goedert, Bruce . . Goedert, Mark . . Goeltl, William . . Golla, Thomas Gomez, Eustalio . Gonsoski, Eugene . Gores, Ronald . . Gorman, john . . Goswitz, john , . Gotwald, Michael. . Gouette, Michael . . Grant, Douglas . . . Grabowski, Dennis , Green, Mark . . 24, 104, 105,106 Green, Lawerence. . Greising, Dennis . . Gremore, Robert . Greasgraber, Larry . Griffin, Dennis . . . Griffin, james . . . Grilli, Thomas . . . Gritzm acher, Michael. Gritzmacher, Terry . Grochowski, Gerald .... 16, 24 103, 125 Grcppoli, joseph . . Grun, William. . . Grunderson, Vincent Haag, Edward . . Haas, Michael. . Hable, Michael . Hacker. john . . . Hackman, james . . Hackl, Daniel . . Hackl, Paul . . Hafner, joel . . . Hagel, Richard . . Haider, David . . Hall, james ..., Halterman, Ronald . 103, 125 Haltiner, john . . . Hammel, john . . . Hanneman, Richard . Hansen, Daniel. . . Hanson, Howard . Hanson, joel. . Hanson, Paul . . Hare, Kenneth . . Harris, Bradley . . Harper, james . Hart, Michael . Hartman, john. . Hauble, james . . Hauer, Richard . . Haugens, Mark . . . Hauser, M. . . . . Hauwiller, Richard . Hauwiller, Thomas . Hawkins, Stephen . . . 75, 105 Healy, john . . . 24,106 .73,105,109 Heckel, Richard . . 25,103 . . . . 70 Hechtl, Henry. . . , .25 . . 79,103 Hedican, john . . . . 81 . . .91 Hefty, Thomas . . .25,106 . , 75 Heirnel, Edward . , . .84, 100 - 82 Hein, Wayne. '. . . . . 89 . 75 Heinricks, james ..,... 79 ' -21 Heisick, Clyde . . . .69, 105 - 74 Hejny, Duane . . . . .68 . .87 l-lenly, john . . . .86,102 Henl , Daniel . . . 25,102 Hernldndez, john . . . . .26 79 geese, ftephen . . . . A '4 'l 'I 88 er, ames. . . . . . . 111111111257 1 1 12.2 ' ' ' Hilpisch, Robert . . . . 88 ' ' ' '79 Hinrichs, T, . . . . . 80 ggggg-,gg 522222: 53353 3 1 i 53 . 'I I ' I 83 Ilzllinzela Rcplbeiat . . . . lrsc , ar es . . . , U' 4' I' lliliogman, ,Loselph . . . o man, au ......., 27' '107' Hoffman,. john ...,. 90, 103 l I V ' 22 Hoffman, Kenneth. . 71, 108,109 l U 86 Holly, Donald . . .11,27,97,103 I l A 69 Hollerbach, james ..... .73 I 68 75 Holman, Donald ..... 27,106 1 h j85 Holmes, Denlyn . . . . .71 I 89 Holmes, Robert . . , . . 89 I I 22 Holtkamp, Harold . . . . 80 I l ,83 Hooley, Daniel , . . . 85 . I 22 goppeafiqegoryk. . , orwa , atric . . . . . . ' ' 70' 122 Horwath, Terrance ...... 87 ' ' ' 22 Horwath, Thomas .... 28,103 A' '22 guber31Bl:uc'eH . . . . . 23 ueac e , o n. . . . . ' Hudachek, William . . . . 82 '- Hueffmeier, Thomas . . , .77 I I 23 Huonder, Kenneth . . . . 29 I I '23 guot, 'gedh .d .... . . unt, ic ar . . . . . '27' '07' Hurley, james . . . 16,29 V I A75 Hurc PhHip . . . . . . .29 ' 1 75 Huseman, john ....., 86,88 83 Huysentruit. Bruce ...... 82 1 23 Huysentruit, Michael . 75, 108, 109 . 68 . . 68 I , 77 . 76 Isaacs, Gerald . . . 29, 36, 103 . . 88 . . . 91 . . 71,101 J ' 'Zigi jacobs. Ronald . . . . 71 I 'A 74 jacoe, james. . . . 75 24 103 jakala, Gerald ...,,.. 30 ' ' ' jakala, Thomas .....,. 71 86 janicke, Eugene . . . 79, 108, 109 ' ' ' ' 80 jansen, Leo . . . . . 81,102 ' ' ' '24 jelinek, john. , . . . , . .71 'h ' I 85 jelinek, IStephen . . 80.103 ensen, ames. . . . . .8 ' Y' I' .' johlannelck, Mark . . . . o ns, ames .... . . 85' 100' 125 johnson, Michael A. . . . 78 ' ' ' '83 jollinson, lglilcgliael S. . . . . gl onson,oert.. ..0 johnson, William . . .84 90 joiner, Gregory . . . . 72 ' '85 ioz jones, Kenneth . . . . . 68 ' ' ' ' 90 joseph. Anthony . . . . . 30 ' ' ' ' jovanavich, Thomas . . . .73 H joyce,J Gleorge .... . . un , o n ..... . . . 87 jungbauer, john . . . 78, 107 ' 74 100 jungbauer, Michael . . . .69 . . , 71 junker, yi?-l1:El . . , .36 I I 78 ungwirt , 0 n . . . , . 75 K . .88 . 24 . 80 Kachelmyer, Phili ...., 84 . S3 Kaeder, Gerald. .P. . . 70,72 . . 4 Kaiser, Richard. . . . . 89 . . . 83 Kane, Thomas . . . 68 . . 24,29, Karner, Henry. . . . ,78 Kassen, George . . . 30,34 . . 71 Kasse, Terry . . . . 84 - . Kassekert, jerome. . . . 82 - . Kaudy, Peter . . . . . 85 . 87 Kaufenberg, Scott. . . 16,30 . 81 Keating, Edward . . . . 77 - 75 Keller, Gregory . . . . .71 - 77 Kellerman, Patrick . . . . 90 . -25,3 Kelly, Philip .... . , 71 - - Kempy, joseph ....... 71 - 84 Kerrigan, jerome . . . 69,101 - 86 Kidder, Donald . . . . .83 . - 79 Kidder, Lawerence . . . .30 - 74 Kiesling, Richard . . . . 75 - 25 Kimker, james . . . . 86 I 77 Kinsey, Richard , . . .82 - - 68 Kircher, David . , . . . 30 1 - 74 Kirchner, Thomas . . , 30,34 ' 83 Kirk, Michael . . . . 89 . .87 Kivel, james . . . . . 30 8 89 Klatt, William . . , 31,103 Hayne, Russel . . Klehr, james. . . Klein, Michael . . Kleschuldt, David. . Klinger, Robert . . . Kluge, T .,..., Kmiecik, Michael . Knollmaier, Paul . . Knutson, Robert . . Koch, Peter . . . Koch, Robert. . Kochel, Leroy . . Kochel, Michael , Kohner, W. . . . Kokaisel, john . . Korf, David . . Korf, Roger . . Korf, R. .... . .31 . . . . 91 . . . . 83 31,106,107 . . . . 88 . . .31,44 . . 86 . .70 . .86 . . 86 . 4,31 . 71 . . .84 . . . . 83 . .85,103 . . 15,31 . . . . 90 Korf, Wayne ........ 89 Korman, Terence . . 31, 40, 106 Koscielak, john . . 80, 108, 109 Koscielak, Richard . . . 31, 103 Kramer, Bruce ........ 32 Kramer, Charles 81, 102 Kramlinger, Lawrence .... 75 Kranlinger, Philip. . . , . 85 Kregel, lohn .... . .74 Kroiss, joseph . . . . . 69 Krueger, Richard . . . . 32 Kreuger, Thomas . . Kubiac, David. . . Ku.hns, David . . . Kukacka, Robert . . Kurhajetz, Michael . Kurhajetz. Thomas . Kurysh, john ..,. Kush, Marvin . . . L La Belle, Gregory - - Labey, Eugene - - - Lacausse, Michael. . Lachowitzer, Dennis A Lambert, Steven . . Landucci, Gregory- V Landucci, Steven . . Lange, Stephen - - Langevin, Gregory . Langevin, William . Lauzon, Craig. . . La Voie, Dennis . . Law, Donald . . . Law, Douglas . . Lay, David . . Lay, Philip . . Leach, Patrick . Lee, Gary. . . Lee, john . . . Leibl, Donald. . Lendway, james . . Lenmieier, Robert . Lentsch, j, .... . Le Tourneau, Philip . Le Tourneau, Robert. Leoffler, j. . . . . Lewandowski, Ceasar Libira, David . . . Liedl, Richard . . . Liensenfeld, Gregory Liensenfelrl, Richard Ligday, james . . . Ligday, john .... Liljedahl, Dennis . . Linhoff, Thomas . . Linson, Eugene . . Lipinski. Christopher Lisec, Thomas . . . Lockman, Frank . . Loesch, Michael . Lokken, Gary . . Lorenz, john. . . Lorinser. Paul . . Lotzer, james . . Luger, David . . 2 Lund, Thomas . . . Lundholm, Edward . Lux, Louis .... Lutz, Louis . . . Lutz. Robert . . Lyne, Anthony . Lyons, james . . M Magnuson, Michael , Mahoney, F. E. . 84, Maietta, Robert . . Major, Philip . . . Malm, Craig. . , Malone, T .,... Maloney, Patrick . . Maloney, Robert . . Mann, Stephen. . . Mannarino, Mark . . Mansur, Joseph . . Manteufel, Michael . Manthey, john . .84, Manthey, Mark . . . Maranda, joel . . . Markfort, Robert . Marrone, Steven. . . Marthaler, Dennis . . . . 32 . . . .88 . .71,116 . . . 68 . , .32,44 . . . 69 . . 80 . .81 . . 83 . . . .87 . . . 73 . . 72,116 . . 74 . . 75 . 76 . . 85 . . . .84 . . , 79,81 81 . . .86 . . . so . . 32,78 . . 77 . 75 . . . .32 . 32,102 . . 81 . , 32 . . .86 . . .78 . . 72 . . . 86 . . . 76 . . . . 77 . . 73,109 . . 73,109 . . . . 70 . . . .91 . . . . .91 . . . 32,38 . . . 68 . . 90 . . 91 .....71 .,...72 , 33, 40, 107 . . . . .77 . . . 88 . . . 87 . . 70, 116 . . .81 . 72 . . 71 . . 79,82 . . 33 . . 86 . . 80 . . 71 . . . 72 Q 87,101 . . . . .10 108,116,126 . .. . .68 . . . .4,33 86 . .76,128 , 75,110 . . .90 . .70 . . .77 . , .33, 106 . 89 126, 135, 149 33, 103, 125 . . . . . 74 . . , . 83 88 . .33, 128 Martin, Dale . . 78 110 Mmm, Michael f 69, 104, 1051 120 Martin, Patrick . . . Martin, Timothy. . . Maurer. Mark - . Mc McCarron, Robert . . 103, 120, 124, 125, 149 McCarron, William . McCarthy, William . 111,128 McCauley, james . . McCoy, Kenneth. . . McDonough, Andrew . McDonough, Lawrence McDonough, Terence McEvoy, Richard . . McFarland, Michael . McGibbon, Timothy . McGinley, Dennis . . McGinn, Matt . . McGrath, james . . McGuire, Brian . . McGuire, Daniel . . McGuire, joseph . . McGuire, Michael . Mclntyre, Michael . . McKeague, Robert . McKee, Michael . . McKeever, Timothy . McKenzie, Michael . 105, 116 McLaughlin, David . McNamara, john . . . . . .86 . . 15,33 ..33 .10,34,97, . . . . 89 . . 13,103, . 78,105 , . . .34 . . 71, 136 . . . .84 . . . . 84 . . 86,107 . . . . 83 . . 34, 104 . . . . 75 . .86,1o2 . . . 85 . . 90 . . 83 . 34 . 74 . . 72 . . 89 . . 71 . . . 85 . . 79,81, ...34 ...87 McNellis, Paul, 11,34,96,97,102 McQuade, Bruce. , . . .817, 141 McRae, james .... McSherry, Mark . . McSherry, Thomas , . Meech, Loyal .,.. Meehan, Charles . . . . . . .76 . 87, 128 .73, 103 . . . 72 ...35 Meier, Richard ,...... 87 Meier, Williard . . .35,104,105 Meier, William . . . .... 82 Meisinger, Mark . Melcoch, john . Mendez, M. R. . . Mendel. Refugio . . . 109, 127, 149 Mercier, Patrick . . Mersch, james. . . Mertens, james . . Mertens, Timothy . . Mertens, R. . . . Meuy, Thomas . . , Metzdorf, Stephen . Metzger, Paul . . . Meyer, George . . . Micholson, Michael . ....35 . 35,102 . 35,107 .35,102 ...35 ...74 ....35 . 72,105 89,102 . . 81 . 72 . . 81 . . 36 . , 86 Mikesh. Terrance ...... 71 Miller, Donald .... ...88 Miller, Michael ....... 84 Miller, Richard . . , 36, 72, 102, 103,110,149 Milon, james . . . . .36 Mitchell, Dennis . . Mitzuk, jay .... ...36 ...86 Moes, Dennis. . . . 36,103, 140,141,149 Mogren, B ..,...... 78 Mogren, Thomas . . 36, 103, 124, 125, 149 Montanari, Mark . . . Montbriand, Darrell. . Montpetit, Earl . . Montpetit, George . Montpetit, jay . . Montpetit, Walter . . Mooney, john .... Moore. Frederick . . ...90 ...36 . .88, 126 . . 78 , 86, 141 .89 ...68,75 ...90 Moore, james . . . 71,108,109 Moore, Peter .... 77, 103, 127 Morehead, Timothy , . Morgan, Timothy Morley. john . . . Morley, Michael . . . Morrison, Steven. . . . 80,141 89,117 . . .91 . . . 36 ....89 Morrissette, Gary, . .89, 126, 135 Morrissette, Michael ..... Morrissey, Michael . 25, 36, 97, 1 Morrissey. Patrick, . . 70 11 . . . 78 91 Morse. Thomas ....,.. Mosberger, Gary. . .. 68 Mrozinski, Ronald .... 80, 126 Mules, Mark ........ 80 Mulhollam, Richard . . . .83 Mulvaney, james . . Mullane, Francis . . . Munzenrieder, George Murphy, Richard. . . Murphy, Shaun . . . Muske, john . . . . . Mynarcyk, Michael . . . 74 . . 91 78 . . 86 . . 71 . , . 37 ....37 Mynarcyk, Stanley . 83,126,141 N Nadeau, Donald. . Nasseff, Peter . . . Naughter, james . . ....37 . 70,102 . . . 90 Naughton, Dennis . Naughton, joseph . . Naughton, Michael . Navarro, Robert . . .37 '37,102, 103 ....75 .....73 Navins, john . . 73, 108, 109, 110 Neaton, Michael. . . . 102 88 Nerd, Karl. . . 78,100,105,107 38 Nelson, john .... Nelson, Martin . Nelson, R ..... Nelson, Thomas . . Nemo, joseph . . . Ness, james .... Neubauer, Kenneth. Neubel, Mark . .. . Newes, Daniel . . . Newes, james . . . Newpower, Donald . Nielson, Michael . . Nilan, Michael. . . Noonan, Michael. . Nordin, james . . . Nordin, Ronald . . Nordstrom. William. . 120,121,125,149 Novak. Edward . . Novak, William . Noyotny, Charles . . Noyes, David .... Nystrom, William . O O'Brien, Daniel .... O'Connell, Patrick . O'Ccnnor, Michael . O'Dea, Daniel. . . O'Donnell, james . . O'Hara, Patrick . . O'Keefe, Daniel. . , O'Keefe, Richard . . O'Keefe, Vincent . . . . 82 . .79 . . 71 . . .38 . . 78, 126 . . . 77 . . . . 85 . . . 38 76, 100, 111 . . , . 38 . . . . 88 . . . . 78 80,102. 128 . . . . 79 . . . . 38 30, 38, 103, . . . . 89 . . 38, 102 . 88 . 81 . 89 . 76,127 38 . . .88 , 38,50 . . .39 . .39 . . 76 . . , . 78 . .76,10s O'Leary, Kevin ...... , 86 O'Leary, Michael . . . 84, 126 Olson, Gene ..... 76, 82,117 Olson, Ronald ....... 79 O'Malley, Michael . O'Neil, Bruce . . O'Rourke, Daniel . . Orsello Albert . . . 103, 104, 107, 149 Orth, Gregory . . Oscarson, john . . Oswald, Mark . . Owens, Richard . . Owens, Kenneth . . P Palmer, Michael , Palumbo, Daniel . Pappas, Allan . . . Parenteau, Michael . Pariseau, Dale . . . Pariseau, G ..,. Pariseau, Mark . . Paskett, Robert . . Passofaro, Henry . . Patient, Gregory . . Patterson, james . Patterson, Scot . . Patterssen, Richard . Paul, Amold . . . 120,125 ...39 ....68 . . . . 87 14,39,102, . . 39 . . . 39 . . 85,117 . . .85 . .7s . 89 . . 77 . .39,102 . . . . 40 . . 86,108 . 71,101 ....77 ....40 .81,10s,116 . . , , 40 . . 84, 108 . . . . 80 . . . . S4 2S,40,103 Pe arson, Mark ....... 189 Pederson, Terence . Pehoski, joseph . . . Pekarek, Kenneth . . 97,103,120,123,125 Peloquin, Henry . . Pennig, Stephen . . Pepin, joseph . . . Pepin, Michael . . Pepin, Steven . . Peplinski, Marin. . ....68 . . 71,105 . 10,40,96, . . . .90 . .81 . . .40 . 4,41 . . . .84 Peplinski, Thomas . .41, 104, 107 Peplinski, Timothy. Perrault, Ronald . . Persby. Bruce.. . . . ....41 87 '90, 126, 135 Persoon. Thomas. . ,69,104.10S. 107 Peterfeso, Alfred. . Piechowicz, Michael Pierce, William . . . , . .78 . . 91,100 . . . .83 Pietruszewski, Gordon ..... 71 Pike, Stephen . . . Pinski, Henry . . Pirri, David . . . Pitmann, jeffery . . Pogue, john .... Poirer, Richard . . . Pojanowski, james . Pojar, james .... Pojar, jerry . . . . Poliackik, L .... . ....41 . 83,116 . 72,101 . . . .85 . 31,41,10S . 86,126 . . .86 . .73 ....84 ....69 Polski, Thomas . 72, 101, 106, 107 Prettner, joseph. . .... . 82 Priefer, William. . . Prokop, Steven . . Prokosch. Michael . . Prust, Charles. . . . . .73,100 . . 41,105 . . . .76 ....79 Prust, Harold , . .14,41,108,109 Q Quinlan, Francis ..... ,. 83 Quinlan. Michael ......, 41 Quinn, Patrick ..., 85,126, 135 Quinn, Robert ,.,.,, 81,109 Rafftery, Dennis ....... 41 Ragatz, Stephen. . . 85, 126, 135 Raleigh, Michael ...... 75 Raleigh, Patrick .... . 42 Ramstad, Robert . . . 42 Rankin. Thomas . . . .42 Rasch, Robert ....... 90 Rasmussen, Gregory ..... 69 Rauer, james . . 72, 76, 81,116 Ray, Douglas ....... 91 Redlund, Michael .... 76, 141 Reich, Michael . , . .69, 127 Reid, Gregory . . . . 76, 100 Reidell, jerome ...,. 72, Reif, Daniel ,... . . . 120 73, 136 Reif, john . . 42,103, 117, 120, 125,138, 139, 140, 141, 149 Reischel, Thomas . . 68, 75, 105 Rettner, john . . . , 89, 117 Reuter, Edward . . . 42, 106 Rewey, David . . .... 69 Reyes, Rudolph . . . . 80, 135 Rhein, Bruce .... . . . 79 Rheinberger, Francis .... Rheinberger, john ...... Ricci, Ronald ....... 42 Richie, Gregory. . . 42, 102, 116 Rick, Gregory ....... 89 89 82 Riememschneider, Robert . . 87 Riley, G ......... ,. 78 Riley, Mark .' .... . . 81 Rivard, Michael . . . 79 Rivard, Patrick . . .... 85 Rivet, Gregory ....... 90 Robert, Gregory . . . 72, 100, Rockwood, Harvey .... 42, Roeske, Gary ...... 79, 135 110 102 Rogricht, Robert. . . . . 90 Rollinger, Gregory . . . . . 72 Romanchuk, Steven . . . 82, 102, 103, 120, 136 Rongitsch, Frank jr. .,... 43 Rosauer, Mark. . 86,101,110,117 Rose, Kevin ........ 86 Schwalbach, Thomas .,... 77 Schwarz, Herbert ...., 44,44 Schwartz, Michael G. ...., 83 Schwartz, Michael R. . . 90, 108, 109 Schwartz, Raymond . . . .44 Schwietz, Patrick . . . 35,44 Schwietz, Stephen , 97, 127 Schwietz, T. . . . . . . 84 Schweizer, Mark . . . .80, 117 Schuetter, Gregory . . . . .90 Sculley, Robert . . . . 120 Seidl, jeffrey . . . . . .44 Seidl, Thomas. . . . . 68 Selz, Timothy . . . .72, 130 Semeja, Michael. . . . 78, 135 Senart, Robert . . ..,. 44 Sepior, james ....... 86 Sergot, Stanley . . . 45, 103, 127, 136. 140, 149 Severson, Craig ....... 74 Sexton, Kevin . . . 78, 126, 128 Shanley, Patrick ....,.. 70 Sheehan, james .... '91, 102 Shevlin, john .. , .... .84 Shields, james . . . . 72,101 Shields, Patrick . . . 69, 103, 120 Shirek, Michael ..... 45,50 Sieber, Gregory . . . .82 Sieber, Lawrence . . . .,86 Simons, Peter . , ...... '72 Skradski, Michael .... 17,45 Smith, Stephen . . .81, 109, 110 Snavely, james . .73,97, 105, 116 Sofie, Victor .....,.. 45 Soucheray, joseph .... 79, 141 Soutor, Richard. . . . 79, 135 Spangler, Kevin. . . . . . 70 Spangler, William . . . 83 Speikers, john. . . . . . 45 Sperling, Timothy . . . 87, 126 Sporer, Gregory ....... 79 Sporer, Max ...... 45, 127 Spranger, Mark. . 76, 82, 108, 109 Stage, Timothy .... . . 83 Stahnke, Michael . . 75, 103, 120 Stanislaw, james .....,. 87 Stanoch, Gary ...... 89, 126 Stark, Michael ...,... 7S Steele, Bernard . . 68,97, 103, 124 Steineck, Peter ..... . .88 Steinworth, john . .... 85 Stepnitz, Walter ..... 78, 116 Stickler, Richard ,.... 45,47 Roskowinski, Richard ...,. 83 Ross, Donald ..... 91, 126 Ross, Samuel . . . . , . 68 Rossi, Carl , . . , .75, 128 Rossi, David ....... 43 Rossi, Mark ..... 90,101,109 Russell, joel. . .86,101,110,117 Russell, Thomas ...... 83 Rotter, Thomas ....... 87 Ruza, Daniel . , , , 70 Ruza, Thomas . . . . .43 Ryan, Edward . . , ,70 R an G. . . , 79 Y 1 Ryan. Patrick ....... Ryan, Roger ......... 74 68 Ryan, Stephen. . 73, 102, 103, 110 Rydeen. james ..... 86, 126 S St. Martin. Robert . . .43.103, 130, 133,134, 149 St. Sauver, Dennis . . 10,43,97, 102, 114,130, 131,133, 134,149 Sarrack, Carmen ...... 43 Sadowski, David ....... 88 Sagstetter, Philip . . 76, 102, 116 Sanchez, Gary ..,... 88,97 Strandberg. Gregory . ....77 Sullivan, Dennis . . 45 136, 137, 140, 149 Sullivan, William. . Summers, john, . . . Svendsen, Lawrence . Swanda, Ronald . . . Hanson, Gregory . . . Szalapski, Daniel . , Szewc, Michael . . T Tabolich, james . Tauer, john . . . Taylor, james . Techler, jeffrey . . Tedesco, Albert . . --..90 . . 78, 83 . . . 45 . 127 . 77 . , 45 . . 46 . 83, 126 . .77, 140 . 85, 135 . . . . 79 . . . . 87 Teibel, Kent . . . 46, 103, 111, 136, 140, 149 Tetzlaff, William . . 46,103,130, 131,132,133,134,149 Thell, Rudy .... Thiel, jerel . . . Thienes, Peter. . Theissen, john . . 111111, Richard , . . Thompson, William . Thury, Mark .... Timm, Kenneth. . . Tobritzhofer, joseph . Tomamewski, Charles Sanchez, Greogry . . . - . S0 Sandberg, joseph . . . . . 86 Saunweber, George . . . 86, 110 Sauro, William . . . . . . 76 Scanlon, Michael . . . . . 91 Scullen, Robert .... 72. 103 Schadegg, Thomas . . . . . 72 Schatzlein, john . . . . 78 Scheller, Mark. . . . .43, 117 Scheller, Michael. . . . . 83 Schifsky, Marvin, . . .91 Schiller, David . . .... 87 Schleck, john . . .... .82 Schleck, Dennis . . . 70, 82, Schire, Gary ........ Schmit, Alan . . ...... 75 126 126 104 78 Schmitt, David . . . 90, 102, Schmitz, john ...... 78, Schmuck, Duane . ...... 86 Schneeweis, Thomas . . . 43, 100 Schneeweis, Timothy . . 77,102 Schneider, Douglas . . . 73, 107 Schoenberger, Richard . . . Schoenecker, David . . . 70, Schouveller, Robert ..... 88 Schreiber, Richard ..... 71 Schreiner, William ..... 76 Schufman, john. . 26, 44, 1.06, 107 Schulte, Daniel ....... 44 Schulte, Stephen ...... 84 Schuster, Steven . . . 44 Schuweiler, Gary . . . 68 . 43 120 Torgerson, David . . Torgerson, Dennis . Tousignant, Thomas Towey, Michael. . Tr-HPP. D avid . . . Travis, Terrence . . 73, 106, 116 . . . . 82 . . 74 . . 68 . , 71 . . 83, 126 . . 70 . . . 80 , .83 . . . 83 83 . . 88, 126 . . 77, 141 . .... 75 .68 82, 110, 117 109 Trost, Michael . . .90,,108, Truhler, Timothy. . ..... 79 Truskolawski, Gregory. . 46, 136, 140 Tschida, LeRoy ..... 88, 127 U Ulrich. Richard ..... 70,109 Urban, Kenneth. . . 46, 103, 120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 136, 140,149 Urban, Robert . . . Urban, Ronald. . . Uzpen, Mark . Uzpen, Robert . . . Hdnai s, V Peter . . . lentine, Roger . . 46,103,108 . . . . 71 . . .89,135 . . .70 .90 ..81 Valento, jerry . . Valenty. 'Peter . . . Vallant, Michael . . Vandeberg, Timothy. Vann, james. . . . .77 .79 75 75 Van Den Boom, Dennis, ., , . 47 77 47 Varchminn, john . . Vasey, Edward . . Vavrosky, Robert . . Venaglia, Michael. . Verness, David. . 82, 1 Vernstrom, George. . Vetter, David .... Vierling, Dean . , . Vincelli, Ronald . . Violet, William , . Vitelli, Stephen , . Voeller, Lawrence . . 105,111 Vogel, Timothy. . Voight, Stephen . . Vomela, D. . . . Vomela, Greg . . Voss, Richard . . . W Wald, john .,., Waldera, Edward . . Waldera, Robert . . Walfoort, Edward . . Wallace, Gerald. . . Wallace, Thomas . . Wallek, Michael . Walsh, Gregory , . . Walsh, Timothy . . . ,.s5 ....77 02,126,128 ....88 ....69 .81 .,72 ...so . . . .47 Waltrip, john. ' . 70, 104, 105, 116 Walz, Gary ....... 81, 135 89 Walz, Richard . . , Walz, Steven j. . Walz, Steven L. . . Wamer, Dennis . . . Watters, Michael. . Weber, Panick . . 73,9e,97. . . 70,111 .. 47 ...74 . . .47 . 25,47 . .87 ..4s ...sz . . . 90 ,.91,102 ,..,-as ..89 . . . .87 ..81.128 ..9o ...91 ..68,108 ..90,135 ....74 Weber, Stephen ..... . .77 Wegleitner, Dennis. . 15, 48, 103, 104, 110 Wegleitner, Gary . . Weik, Thomas . . , Weinhnd, john jr. . . Weirick, Kenneth . , Weist, james . . . Welsch, Thomas . Wenker, james . Wessel, Daniel . . Westbrook, Larry . . Whisler, Thomas. . . White, Frederick. . Whitte, D .... Wiberg, Thomas . Wiegele, Edward . Wierzba, james . . . Wiesner, Thomas . . Wietecki, Keith . . Wilcox, Gary . . . Wilfahrt, Anthony. . Wilhelmy, David . . Wilking, john . . . Willard, Gregory . . Williams, Darryl . Williams, Rlichard . . Willis, Dan .,.. Wilson, Gregory . Wilson, james . . ..73,1os .40,48,109 . . . . 72 ..77 ...as .79,12e ..77 ..7s ..7o ..72 ..s9 ..70 .73 ..s9 ...sz ..77,126 ..7s,127 ...49 ..49 . . . 48 ....so .,,80,138 ..a1,127 74 Wilson, Robert. . . . .89,103 Wilson, Roger . . 130, 132, 134 Wilson, Thomas . . Wilson, T ...... Wiplinger, Richard . Wirth, Timothy , . Witte, David. . . Wojcik, David . . Wojcik, Mark . . Wold, Richard. . Wold, William . . Wolfe, Terrance . . Wolfe, Thomas . Wons, Paul .... Wortman, Thomas. . Y Yannarelly, Thomas. Yorga, Michael. . . Young, Bnice .... 103, 120, 125, 149 Young. Ronald . . Youngs, Gregory. . Z Zagaria, Mark . . Zagaria, Paul . Zappa, james . . Zappa, john ,.., Zappa, Michael . . . Zarembinski, Dennis . Zieminski, Steven . Zilliox, john . . . Zoller, james , . , Zoller, Robert . . ...4s ..ss ..s5 .49,1os, ...73 ...91 ..49,1o-1 ...77 ..72 . . . 90 ..7s,1o7 ..7o,1o9 ..85,,126 . 49,106 ....91 ...sz ..ss .. 27,49 . . . .87 24,50,102, ..9o,101 . ...so ..s1,1o2 ...ss ..79,1o9 ...9O ...ss ..51,130 ,..87 ..89,101 , . . .75 . . 90,109