Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

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W9 i Vldfn ff i 26, .-2 if W ff RAMIX QL ss XM 9 7 K r 9 , D A Q , M K WEWJ Paul Knuth, depositing his ballot, joins these other students in participating in an important part of college life, vot- ing for class officers. Barbara Wysocki receives the undivided attention of her audience while she makes a campaign speech. These are the highly qualified candidates from whom our class officers were chosen. Dave Hundt Qstandingj is master of ceremonies. 44-9 After casting his vote, Ken Zimney leaves the election booth. . Mm., .Y Hours of labor are put into trans- forming the gym to the loveliness worthy of Autumn Amber. Diane Hoffman is crowned queen by Dick Mac- key as her escort, Dave I-lundt, looks on proud- ly. Dick is filling in for the president of the Student Council who is presently occupied as the queen's escort. Her loyal subjects join in to make this Homecoming a great success. Queen Diane commands her dance to begin. Ho1uM0je5t5 ' Qwwpmwuoww I.. f wa- , 5. ! pu' 'ix I fi I F ,NLXCHQ 1 , Dian Lechner A radiant queen and her escort Dave Hundt are sur- rounded by her court and their escorts. They are Hilkka Ritola, Ken Long, Bill Taylor, Dian Lechner Jim Burger, Bonnie Burns, Donna Skerston, Terry Jorgeson, Kathy Novlan, and Wayne Hummer. . X T I, v- y Kathy Novlan 1, N. A - T1 A ' ll E., fs, '27 . ' -, X 1 f 'fjQ i, Q . ' .iw - r i N - 0 ' 1 Q, 'rg , 1 -.Q 4, QM 71, 'f f i ,,Ig5'Z a f f? 'GL 3. ' 'Q' V ..' '. Hilkka Ritola Bonnie Burns Donna Skerston 9 College students know that classwork is most profitable when it is supplemented by carefully prepared assignments and enriched by individual research and wide reading. The pleasant, artistic atmosphere of McCormack Library lends itself to both academic pursuits and leisure time reading. ' -Qcew In the carefully selected reference col- lection, LPO students find answers to most of their questions. Consulting the latest edition of the Britannica is Ron Carpenter. Mike Clinch, Jeff Novak, and Jerry Orlandini have found their authorities in other sources. I l l E 5 The collection of bound and unbound periodicals is valuable to the students who have learned to use guides to periodical literature. At the circulation desk JC students borrow rubber stamps and paper clips, get change, ask for the daily papers buy four cent stamps recover lost textbooks, rent typewriters, leave messages, use the staplers and paper punch appropriate scotch tape and find straight edges --fringe benefits offered patrons by Through the triple doors at the main entrance to McCormack Memorial Library, LPO students come and go fby request and by choicej--individually and collectively--in the course of each day. From the arrival of the morning news- papers during zero hour until well into thc eighth period, the resources of the library are available to JC students. Has ' fy. For the first time this year, choir offi- cers were elected. They are, left to Ruth Nealand, secretaryg Ken Zimney, presidentg and Bill Martin, treasurer. W' xx V : f ' L si 7' MW 'ea' : X n o f- 3 - E M - ip: - B ,,-,, 5' ,Y - te S P l 1 L fm A f fe A 'J J' - YK. ' An indispensable person in a good choir is, of course, a capable ac- companist. Lloyd Giesler certain- ly fills this role very well. fain right: Bernie Biolchini, vice presidentg AndfQucoess6ulbYewu. if J i A A n. mi . Y 'x ' ll- . - il . 'x L? - 1 i 2 A ' .- , ' L 7' 9' 5 Y it A Q Q . w ' ' . A i ' ' ' sl . at i 'i x' ' M Choir members consist of: First row, left to right: Cherie Ajster, Janet Wagner, Elizabeth Fontana, Noralee Lyons, Sharon Mason, Jimmie Kay Callahan, Carol Marsh, Mary Helen Bidasio, Kathy Celano, Janice Kane, Bernie Biolchini, Mary Alice Vogel, Georgia Rottner, Paula Ricci. Second row: Mike Kastello, Jim Dono- van, Allen Woeckel, Helen Sexton, Mary Piletic, Mary Alice Quick, Mary Kowalski, Jane Segatta, Ruth Nea- land, Donna Skerston, John Libiez, Keith Baker, Brian Leach, Larry Terando, Joe Bansch, Bill Martin. Third row: John Rudzinski, Lloyd Ciesler, Frank Strell, Jack Moss, Dick Ellis, Larry Mc Donald, Jim Theodore, Jack Feliksiak, Dale Preiser, Lloyd Pletsch, Ed Maggio, Bob Mahnich, Ken Zimney, Jerry Falk, Bob Moon, Jim Ribolzi, Dave Hundt. Mr. Robert Manahan, director of the Collegiate Chorale, encour- ages his students to develop to the utmost of their ability. The annu- al Christmas Concert and the oper- etta Bye Bye Birdie proved to be great successes. 13 -'- - -.- Kathy Novlan, this year's editor, has a big job making sure that each member of the staff meets the deadline. Mr, Waltman, the adviser of the annual staff checks over last minute details. Busg Above, Cheryl Ajster and Ruth Nealand work dili- gently to record the activities of the year. ,ga x ,f sf' The assistant editor, Janet Wagner, keeps long and tiring hours as she makes a final check on her pages. To the right, Sheila Oddo strives to make the annual a success by composing pages of activities. Paula Ricci, at the left, looks over pictures for the opening section. John Libiez is shown get- ting on the spot coverage of sports events. Mary Kowalski adds her :mln 1 artistic touch to the annual. She created the beautiful artwork used throughout the book. Pima These Senior girls are in charge of the organization of the Senior section. They are Sharon Mason, Dian Lechner, and Mary Alice Quick. Without photographers, our annual could not exist. We have three, John Benedict, Jess Theodore, and Bernie Bernardi, to whom our annual is indebted. Jwgcw Jean Fairley, Donna Skerston, and Georgia Rottner do a beautiful job in presenting the Freshman section. Z Marilyn Olszewski and Lynn Harbeck spend many hours making appointments to take faculty pictures. . 'x iii T. 1 ff N ' ' 5ii+ ' f - , 15 ' f 4 .. . X M CQ I.,- I lr: Fi ln: Radio GN Tut Osuuer Pram Club, points to a warning sign on the door leading to the radio room. Mr. John Willard is in charge of all equipment in the radio room. In addition to the broadcasting equip- ment, this consists of projectors and other audio-visual aids. Other members of the Radio Club are Dick Mackey, Paulette Di Crispino, Judy Wallner, and John Dow. They must record ten minute programs which are broadcast on WLPO. ff X 1 Beware all Wl'1O enter llefel La- Thanks tg D011 Cgrfigan, many Of the Programs Verne Walfman, 3CiVi5E1' of the R21di0 which our Radio Club put on every morning are carried through successfully. Marilyn Olszewski is in the process of inter viewing Dick Alleman, Kent Lasik, and Jack Springer. E , U These second year Student Council members are active in school government. They are: Front row: Dave Hundt, Sharon Mason, Jane Segatta and Dick Mackey. Back row: Charles Boyd, Wilbur Bice, Larry McDonald, Mike Clinch and Jim Ficek. Fwsluumvilkeaubwes The freshman members of the Student Council are: Front row: Barbara Fredrick, Ruth Nealand, Georgia Rottner and Janet Wagner. Back row: Lloyd Pletsch, Craig Kassabaum, Dick Anderson and Bill Martin. One half of the Student Council members live within school district 125, while the rest are chosen from outside it. , .., M S12 E 7 N lf--QV: '-o x' ' ' SW 581 2 .E 9? QF fs- E- Erik? ' wi fe: 5 5 in S m . X W il Na 0 o The many duties of the officers always keep them busy. This year's officers are: Dave Hundt, presi- dent, Ruth Nealand, secretary-treasurer, Sharon Ma son, parliamentarian, and Dick Mackey, vice- president. This year the officers of Lambda Pi Omicron are: FRONT ROW, Dick Mackey, secretary, Dave I-Iundt, president, and Ken Long, pledge master. BACK ROW, John Dow, public relations, Larry McDonald, parliamentariang Jim Rosenthal, historian, Bob Mahnich, vice president, and Loren Van Degraft, sergeant-at-arms. P60 Qenww Mr. Wayne Zumwalt, adviser to the fraternity, takes time out to enjoy a cup of coffee. Freshman members of the fraternity are: FRONT ROW, Mike Kastello, Bill Martin and Dick Cosgrove. BACK ROW: Larry Terando, Dick Ellis, Tad Chemelewski, Ray I-less, Don Ger- govich, John Libiez, Jess Theodore, Lloyd Pletsch, Allan Woe- ckel and Rich Karun. Ffaeslww -:Ns Senior members of the fraternity are: FRONT ROW, Dick Mackey, Dave I-Iundt, Ken Long, Don Latch- ford and John Dow. BACK ROW, Loren Van Degraft, Jim Rosenthal, Jerry Harris, Tom Swietek, Jim Burger, Jack Feliksiak, Bob Mah- nich, Bill Van De Wyngaerde and Larry McDonald. Beanies, beanies everywhere . . . Blue beanies are a com- mon sight around the campus during the nine week pledge period. A A few years ago, Lambda Pi Omicron was organized by some men of the junior college to fill a void in the social life of men of the college. This year, it sponsored many activities which pro- vided a healthy outlet for the energies of the college men. One of the fraternity's first projects was a clothing drive for the hospital in Dixon. During the first of two dances sponsored in the first semester, pledges received their beanies amid some ceremony. Members accompanied the sorority to a Christmas party for the children in the or- phanage in Princeton. Caroling at area hospitals was a joint effort of the fraternity and the sorority. In 1963, dances and a co-rec night were also very suc- cessful. Dances sponsored by the fraternity during the couse of the year were well attended by students of the college. The evenings were spent dancing to the strains of various bands. The girls' gym became the scene of much activity. Guess who's clowning around, right, at an early year fra- ternity dance? Why it's John Dow, of course. 19 Officers of the sorority are certainly kept busy. They are: Carol Marsh, vice president, Donna Skerston, historian, Jane Segatta, treasurer, Dian Lechner, president, Sheila Oddo, parliamentarian and Sharon Mason, secretary. Miss Mary Weeg, ad viser to the sorority, is always ready to extend helpful advice. Qi9mafPff flow QQIUORB These are the Fresh- man members of the sorority. FRONT ROW, Mary Helen Bidasio, I-lilk.ka Ritola and Donna Skerston. SECOND ROW, Georgia Rott- ner, Mary Alice Vo- gel, Paula Ricci and Shirley Waligora. BACK ROW, Bonnie Burns, Bernie Biol- chini, Janet Woj- ciechowski, Karen Orr, Ruth Nealand, Sheila Oddo, Janet Wagner, Carol Vohs, Caroline Soeder, Barbara Frederick and Sharon Gambo. Ffzeskmew Senior members of the sorority axe: FRONT ROW, Carol Mat- this, Dian Lechner and Penny Mahnich. SECOND ROW, Lynn Harbeck, Judy Brackman, Jane Segatta and Sharon Deutsch. BACK ROW, Kathy Novlan, Mary Kowalski, Mary Alice Quic Mary Cilligan, Mary Ellen Liss, Sharon Mason, Pat Walter, Carol Shields and Helen Sexton. Adiuifies In response to the need of an active women's organization, Sigma Pi Epsilon was formed early this year with membership open to all women of the junior college. The Greek letters of the title signify the social, philanthropic, and educational efforts of the sorority. Approxi- mately fifty women are now members. Activities in 1962 included a very successful co-rec night and the distribution of Thanks- giving favors to area hospitals. After Christmas caroling in the hospitals, all enjoyed a social gathering. Proceeds from a candy sale paid for a Christ- mas party at the Princeton orphanage. In 1963, sorority members and dates took an educational trip to Chicago. Proceeds of a Valentines Day Dance went to the Wilmot Fund and the Heart Fund. There was also another successful co-rec night. fm. .mln . wt-. V5.1- U A N c I ...Nunn , . lillirgg .. gf' ifrinmmums ., xr- llllus... . 'ing f J V I lffliib, -- . - . Y 'fn- M - - r sag W L - V - X H 5 , g Q aff ,qi -.M ,i,.,-- Anne Krogulski, Judy Muller, Paula Ricci, and Donna Skerston are selling, and eating, bakery goods outside the cafeteria at one of the sorority's bake sales. Below, Carol Matthis, Sharon Gambo, Caroline Soeder and Helen Sexton pause for a moment after making Thanksgiving favors for the orphanage in Princeton. A co-rec night, sponsored by the sorority, and fra- ternity members and other stu- dents of the Col- lege. Left, a few are enjoying a.n energetic game of volley- ball while others, are taking a re- freshing dip in the pool. H , i , . -'Q 21 After many sorority meetings members were treated to entertainment At 'in early meeting, John Rudzinski danced and sang Kids Kids Kids! , accompanied by Carole Torkowski Us S Frequent convocations for the education and entertainment of the college students are scheduled and directed by the Convo- cation Committee. Head of this committee is Mr. Wayne Zum waltg the assistant is Miss Mary Weeg. ln a sing-along convocation presented by the students of the College, various groups staged versions of musical trends across the country from New York to San Francisco. A Dixieland band fleftj depicts New Orleans. Center, all the cast demonstrate the Twist. Judy Wallner Qrightj sings You Can't Get a Man With a Gun. A highly successful convocation to honor Coach Strell and the basketball team and to arouse spirit in the students was given at the beginning of the season. Cheer- leaders Carolee Shields, Sheila Oddo and Janice Kane are leading a spirited cheer. 22 Above, Bob Mahnich, Dale Preiser, Lloyd Pletsch, Jess Below, Diane Hoffman, Sheila Oddo, Donna Skerston, Carolee Shields, Judy Wallner, Bernie Biolchini, Mary I-lelen Bid- asio, and Mary Alice Vogel are Can-Can dancers. Theodore, Phyllis Gedye, Bill Martin, and Bonnie Burns are reindeer who bring various gifts to a disillusioned Santa Claus. I The Christmas Collage, composed of two acts, A Midwinter's Night Scream and Beverly Brought the Star, was composed and directed by jim Gorgal, a student of the College. Some called it the most suc cessful and most humorous convocation ever presented before the students of L -P -O . Witches who brewed in frightful cauldron are Qright, abovej Sharon Garnbo, Mary Ellen Liss, and Janet Wojcie- chowski. Below them are ballerinas dancing to I'm So Pretty from West Side Story. They are Don Latchford, Russ Reed, and Frank Strell. Ken Zimney was also in the scene. 4 T l Gypsy Rose Lee, otherwise known as Lloyd Giesler, was so successful in her role that she rated a stand- ing ovation. Noralee Lyons, as A A a poor old lady, was most suitably a person to inspire pity. Right, -I stars of the play are Judy Brack- man, Don Dinelli, Helen Sexton, John Rudzinski, Janet Wagner and Jim Jordan. lla 'ix .gag Sports minded men of the Jtuuor college were respon sible for the birth of the Service Club. Officers above axe: FRONT ROW: Fred Hooper treasurer- Bud Berna- doni, secretaryg Don Corrigan, presidentg and Jerry Bianchi, vice-president. STANDING: Jeff Novak and Jerry Orlandini, sergeants-at-armsg Tony Torres, par- liamentarian. To the left, Bill Bruch, Rich Cobler, and Don Lamps are preparing Christmas baskets to be sent to needy families. New Owganigatums Due to the energetic leadership of Mr. Ed Keiser and the en- thusiasium of his biology students, the Biological Society was formed this year. Above, members are: SEATED: Bernie Biol- chini and Donna Skerston. STANDING: Dave Hundt, Jerry Harris, Judy Wallner, Bob Moon, and Ruth Nealand. To the right, Mr. Keiser is studying a rare passenger pigeon, recently discovered among a display of old stuffed birds. 24 Qefwwa Oaub hh ewnogw i ,-ff' Y ocwlb Students often make excellent, though sometimes vain, efforts to study in the social room. Despite distractions, Don Corrigan, Jerry Baker, and Jim Mc- Graw seem to be concentrating and V l ' .--n --s ' 1,--:Ill working fairly well. 'bm Classes '4'm-f' i The social room is furnished with many attractive pieces of furniture. Taking advantage of the comfortable sofas are Jimmie Callahan, Bob Clark, and Jim Jereb. 25 Refreshments, such as soda, candy, and cigarettes, can be purchased in the back part of the social room at any time of the day, except when the machines happen to be empty. How- ever, this does not happen too often. Here, the last of the big spenders are Karen Orr, Ed Fitzgerald fbehind Karenj, Dick Cosgrove, and Chuck Doherty. N, 2, swf The artistically arranged decora- tions can be seen asthe couples get in the mood for an evening of fun. Midfwwu Ha-Lite From left to right: Janet Wagner, Jack Moss, Rich Pattarozzi, Don Dinelli, Mary Piletic, Mary Alice F Vogel and Jerry Locke are putting the final touches on the honored 'M A guest of the evening. Quo-Bam This festive group is making good use of their time by pausing for refreshment. 26 The members of the High Honor Roll are: BACK ROW, Allan Woeckel Harold Hoffman, Rich- l ard Roegner. THIRD ROW: Joe Bansch, Kenneth Zimney. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Helen Bidasio, Ruth Nealand, Sharon Deutsch. FRONT ROW: Bernie Biolchini, Barbara Wysocki, Elizabeth Fontana. Honor Roll: Seniors who made the roll are: BACK ROW--John Feliksiak, Dave McNeilly. FOURTH ROW--John Rudzinski, Dan Fulmer. THIRD ROW: Mary Gilligan, Ann I-Ionofu Krogulski and Jim Corgal. SECOND ROW: Mary Alice Quick, Verna Auchstetter, Anthony Cvelbar, Joyce Kastigar, Carol Shields, FRONT ROW: Alice Krolak, Judy Brackman and Carol Marsh. Armoulwedf Freshmen who made the honor roll are: BACK ROW: Bruce Allen, Bill Johnson, Ray Hess. MIDDLE ROW--Betty Szott, Darlene Helser, Joyce Kostellic. FRONT ROW: Georgia Rottner, Barbara Frederick. 27 Owu wcI0u8Uv --.. 519090 iw A 's . 7 J J mg N X: E! ' '-1 fan f. - X ix Br1an Leach fmds h1S Obl1g2.t1ODS a 'WV A X ' vx gg little more than he can bear. . N . N' ,vm -Lg A1 Could he really be serlous about ,,, l ' ' X Jumpmg? ,L M ww at ,M-V ' yt' - . at 'W We f -at 5, 1-, :BEM -wifi'-,., fwitfaxwxfglmvgql- -g,,,,,1'XY51rQ?.v:Lzf,,5'?,,,x5,,'i :,.-R-wau H ,Q4z'w..,,,g, wan '-N, 'mms Fla ,ARM-P mm 'r iff Wwfmm fi5,b4wfs:,y,,, 'Himsa ,MM lx, ,,5,w f:,xuw'2Kqn A, -M 3 with , ':5K.aQ-Lui Yiynm3.,,,i-gmt. V H M: Damswafms raiiltuqmz, Flimwnnvewn-g N ' - OA l,y,n-JUsifm:,fzmg..mmg1 X twig, S vm., . 441,55 .mga new ' mu 'i w ummm iw x E ,NNNX . a,mnmm-V-.......a,,,,,,, M QKVY -. SWAY1 If-fx 'avr' --------e , Wanna-n S -f----- v 'f ii3'BiI- NN lj., ----. . an-mei. Jess Theodore has invented a quick way to get from Dalzell to school. He has never once been late on a windy day. George Charbonneau and Joe Cambiani are watching him land. Watch out Janet! Rich Pattarozzi and Janet Wagner must have had a fight. f W 1 I Ulm ,f Y '. X X N Mffbg f P f f -ko 4 W Q4 , W f aw X ay, ff xx 7 : W L Q fin 0 ' ff' ihff f f' J 71 U 'mr ' f M IJ, fy ' f MW X X ,X L XS X XX if XX Cx X 4 TQ x I , , QQ - xg , , , . 5 2 5 If Q ,Ui T 1 W 2 0 if, I f X N -ll 2. 5 Q 4. N 7 I W? Nxzv K n A gi f' 41 2 fax 551 'Wy S K if f L - P - B08i2dbwWfTeamfmACfi0w 'P , John Ficek fails to get a rebound which is grabbed by a Normal B team player. The L-P-O player in the background is Gene Wieczorek Q44j. A,3a Jim Ficek 1421 leaps up for a shot against the Illinois State Normal University B team in an early game. To the left, Gene Wieczorek Q44j and John Ficek Q34j are guarding a would-be passer from Wright Junior College of Chicago. -a lt 1 109' 3129, b .1 5 95'-if LN? rm ' A , .., . ' I 5 4' , EPP Q.. E95 Q13 SENIOR APACI-IES TOP ROW: Capt. Jim Ficek, Bob Volk and Fred Hooper. BOTTOM: Jeff Novak and Art Condon. One fan looks up at the clock as others watch intently at down-court action during reserves are in the first row. .1 lf.. ,Po an L-P-O home game. Apache 0-.-, a 4 I' H 5 :mm ff, ei ' hi 4 ,l 4,1 Apaches iwThic!w Jack Alleman, leftg Jeff Novak and Fred Hooper in Mickey Taylor and a Canton player seem to be mak the thick of the Canton game. LPO 75 LPO 74 LPO 89 LPO 77 LPO 75 LPO 66 LPO 54 LPO 88 LPO 85 LPO 75 LPO 69 LPO 85 LPO 86 LPO 81 LPO 98 LPO 92 LPO 88 The Apaches' Season Record . . . Blackhawk 91 . . .'Thornron 80 . . . Nvright 86 . . . Normal B 94 .. . Arnundsen 94 , .. CanUM188 .. . Lyons 46 . . . Lincoln 97 , . . Bloorn 76 . .. Nornm1HBH101 .. . hdorton 58 . . . Lincoln 95 . .. Canuxi1l4 .. . VVHson 105 . . . Springfield 102 . . . Joliet 77 . .. Crane90 LPo110. . . Eigm 65 LPO 65 . . . Bradley Frosh 118 jun Ficek scored a record 57 points in the Crane game. ing a Steeple. Coach Strell A 34 iv. ft fl' 11- Judi Wallner Sheila Oddo leaders lead the Apaches on to victory. 35 Our four peppy cheer- Janice Kane Carol Shields The me- 'T,4T 4 N yes: fn Q, i 1 ' The Sehcapas for the 1962-63 season are: FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Brannon, Dian Lechner, Diane Hoffman, Carol Matthis, Mary Piletic, Mary Helen Bidasio and Penny Mahnich. SECOND ROW: Donna Skerston, Georgia Rottner, Mary Alice Vogel, Bernadette Biolchini, Lynn l-larbeck, Janet Wagner and Paula Ricci. The Sehcapas showed a new face this year when they performed. Their style as well as their uniforms were different. Miss Janet Wagner originated all the dance steps and for- A' mations. They danced at four basketball games. Pictured at the right are: Janet Wag ner, choreographerg Miss Palmeri, adviserg Donna Skerston, Freshman co-captaing and Penny Mahnich, captain. Miss Tonielli, the second adviser, was absent when the picture was taken. at HalfffTww Practice, practice, and still more practice! The girls are used to it though for they know it takes a lot of work before a performance. Here is a can- did shot of Diane Hoffman, Bernadette Biolchini, Penny Mahnich, Mary Helen Bidasio, Georgia Rott- ner, Mary Alice Vogel, Paula Ricci, and Janet Wagner, taken during one of their practice sessions. The Sehcapas are in charge of concessions at the game. Shown here are: Lynn Har- beck, Donna Skerston Miss Tonielli, and Penny Mahnich sell- ing Kathy Novlan a ticket. The proceeds were used to purchase new uniforms. Y Another game, another half, another dance, and now it is all over. Only the memories remain. Regretfully the girls march from the floor after performing their last dance of the season. Tad Chemelewski demonstrates good form in bowling. He is a member of the sixth period bowling class. l,2,3, slide . . . Mike Novak, Paul Balda and Tad Chemelewski send balls down the alley. Watch it Russ! It looks as if Russ Reed will get his strike. 38 FACULTY W -- 1 x 4 , A I P+ W 4? W J QR Xx x 1 JHXQGF XL? H X V x QV 1 X J X 4 M XX NX ' F' N ' 4 I sl! T? . 4 if L? VW H 9 I if f ww!!! . pnuvl Deaw Having previously taught Spanish and public speak- ing, Mr. Earl Trobaugh now confines his efforts to teaching education to future teachers. In addition to serving as dean of L-P-O, Mr. Trobaugh is also registrar of the Junior College. After receiving his B.A. from Southern Illinois University and his M.A. from the University of Illinois, he went on to do graduate work at the University of Chicago, the University of Mexico and Denver University. Dmwfofv Dr. Francis H. Dolan has been in charge of the administration of the Junior College for the past fifteen years. On his capable shoulders rests the final responsibility for all activities spon- sored by the college and for all out- side affairs pertaining to it. Dr. Dolan, as a man who advocates the advancement of education, is to be commended for the past success and for the planned future expansion of L-P-O. P .1 Deaw off Womew, Miss Mary Ellen Evers can be found in her office in Room 210, where women of the Junior College may always receive guid- aMdfBoa1uLo6v Difwdofu 06A 'Y LY e as if V X , of M I , if -se is fl N 'HW e is tv! . ,Y 1' . ance and Comme mg Mr. Walter B. Tyler is in charge of all ath- letics pertaining to the College, 01-ganiz- ing and scheduling them. Every second Wednesday of each month at 4:30 p.m., members of the Board of Education meet in the office of the college to settle questions pertaining to the administration of the school. They are--Paul Grove, La Salle, Hobart Peters, Peru township, Miss Dorothea Janz, secretary, Harry Zeliff, Oglesbyg J. Herbert Hoscheit, Peru, Director Francis H. Dolan, President D. J. Cahill, Utica, Howard Cleer, Peru, and Francis Duncan, LaSalle. The board attorney, George L. I-Ierbolsheimer, was absent. 1 i MW A 43' QPF' ELIZABETH CUMMINGS, M.A. DePaul University, Northwestern University, Head Librarian Our college office is the scene of numerous activities ranging from essary supplies. These are the women holding positions in the office, standing: Margery Ernat, Frances Mattiazza, Mrs. Lucile Fitch, Mrs. Gladys Pryde, Dorothea Janz, Mrs. Ethel Bregant, and seated, Elsie Frank. ilu PATRICIA CONNOLLY, M.A. Mount Mary College, University of Illinois, Asst. Librarian registration to the purchase of nec- ROBERT ATKINSON, B.A., M.S., in Ed., Oakland City College, Indiana Uni- versiql. ORVILLE BAUER, M.S. Illinois State Normal University, University of Illinois. JOHN W. CARSON, M.B.A. University of Illinois, University of Denver. DOROTHY BEAR, B.A. Monmouth College. RICHARD CASTEN, M.B.A Hanover College, Indi- ana University. 43 RAYMOND BROLLEY, M.A. University of Illinois, University of Illinois. JEAN CHURCH, B.A., M.A., Women's College of the University of North Carolina, University of Iowa. er TIRZA ENNOR, M.A., University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan. 36. O Ynu'1'c 4 X ,s Ml'-,, , 2: MYRNA EVANS, M.S. MINNIE FENOGLIO, Illinois State Normal B.A., M.S., University of Illi- University, Northern Illinois nois. University. um mmf! . ummm 5 if , 'Q GENEVIEVE B. GULAN CRAIG HANCOCK, MARY ANN HELD, MA, University of Wisconsin, M.Ed. East Texas State Col- M.A. University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin lege, East Texas State Col- University of Illinois. lege. 44 LESLIE HOENSCHEID, M.S. University of Illinois, University of Iowa. CHRISTOPHER IZZO, B.S. Ithaca College. EDWARD KEISER, B.A., M.S. , Southern Illinois University, Southern Illinois University. 5 LLOYD HOSHAW, M.A. Goshen College, Indiana University. LAWRENCE KATZ, B.F.A., MS. Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology, University of Illinois. 45 ANTHONY J. INNIS, B.S. Millikin University ROBERT MANAI-IAN, B.A., M.M., Illinois Wesleyan University. DONNA MOSHER, B.A., University of Nebraska. LETA MARSH, B.S., M.A., Illinois State Normal University, George Peabody College. WILLIAM O'BR1AN, M.A., University of Chicago, University of Chicago. 46 S. B. MCCARTNEY, M.A., Augustana College, Northwestern University. CARLO OLIVERO, M.S., University of Illinois Bradley University. xx A NORMAN PETERSON, M.S., Stout State College, Bradley University. -f we I ROBERT PRELLER, M.Ed., Northwestern, Univer- sity of Illinois. W , 'P' H I' V ng! . 5 Y ' l gp-. , ' l iQ,- -Y' PZ JOHN SAMLIN, MYRA STORMER, B.S., M.S. in Ed., Illinois B.S., M.S., Illinois State State Normal University. Normal University, JOHN STRELL, B.S., M.S. University of Illinois. DONALD SULLIVAN, WILLIAM E. UEBEL, B.S., M.S., Eastern Illinois 5, M.S., Northern Illinois Uni- State College, University of -A versity, Northern Illinois Uni- Illinois. versity. 4-7 CAROL WALSH, NLS., University of Illinois, University of Illinois. c , :N 5 ,ix Iv. if i . 'xx Q ln... . ' I.aVERNE WALTMAN, MARY M. WEEG, WAYNE S. ZUMWALT, A.B., University of Michigan. M.A., University of Illinois, M.S. Western Illinois Uni- University of Illinois. versity, Western Illinois Uni versity. I-lwlltlv DGP Dr. Arlington Ailes, to the right, is in charge of all the physical examinations and the general health of the men and women of the College. He is associated with the Hygienic Institute. Mrs. Charlotte Hassler, below, can always be found in her office in case of an emergency. She is ever ready to aid the ill. I . if ,,. Nl He le n Marynus All of us owe a special thank-you to our friendly and capable cooks. They work very hard to plan and prepare our hot lunches every noon. Pictured at the left are: Mrs. Palma Bennett, M.rs. Ruby Stanton, and Mrs. Elsie Sittler. Mary Niedzwiecki Josie Prosek x X. I EZ: f . 31 1 as Q. ui 0-uvggggm ! 3 1' I ' 2 .- F 5 LC-4 gm W5 'Um 5-ua C12 gm gi 5,91 of 21 25 za Q10 mm QE. U12 mm :zu E 'CJ O 5 H. IJ ,. O -in fD H P1 ,.. Fred Mini Jr. 4 f A--M' ' iw' EE QQ 'H -'fx- L.7., f,.1., , nl nlfg a -an lli ..--:.'....'f ---I 4: N57 ' L ' N1 w Y1W' fif 2 ' - ,, , un f??3if -' I f ug . -J ! BI.1l1d1I1g Superlntendent Chas. Beltramini Thomas Kepper Frank Frank H ' of 1 Q 1 .I A l g Qi' X , X X 153 X1 U xiii XIX I Q A ' J C ' ff Lx , 4 W' fx X 'D 3 'f , f .,,,AvA any N I 1 , ' : 'U TQ ? 8 - ' 0 QQ A I 0 ! A I H 59 fi: f 9 K x V - PM ' 9X X45 ' , ,X fx x CCW Q , 1 , A N k ZE.1'g x , 7hvp4,,,,,.,.L1f Xf FweslumewEUwt 31 fliis .Wim ... ..-.J, QT- bw X di .xr 5 f lr ' T fit si .4 . fd' 4, gf' These are our leaders. The duty of Vice-President James Donovan is to aid the president in his work. Secretary Treasurer Bernadette Biolchini is in charge of accounting and record keeping. Social Chairman Donna Skerston plans social activities such as The Snowball. President Jess Theodore leads us on to a better and more exciting year. Serving as guide to the Freshman class has been the task of Miss Tina Ennor and Mr. John Car- son. K5 The eager beavers coming to school are: FRONT ROW: Joe Gambiani, Jack Moss, Jerry Baker, Paula Ricci, Georgia Rottner. BACK ROW: Jess Theodore, Jerry Mindock, John Micheli. Fwsbumew James Adrian Bruce Allen Jack Alleman Larry Anderson Richard Anderson Paul Bach Gerald Baker Paul Balda Robert Beltramim Gerald Bianchi Mary Helen Bidasio Bernadette Biolchini John Biolchini Bill Bruch .Q I -3- I L K 'Hr Q..-sf i' is Gerald Brucki Gerald Castelli 85' ix Bonnie Burns Jimmy Callahan William Carr Randolph Carson Kathryn Celano George Charbonneau Tad Chemelewski Robert Clark Richard Cosgrove Mi ch ael Coulter Jack Costello Marguerite Curtis Fweslumew The Social Room on the third floor is a popular gathering place for L-P-O students during their free periods. Identifiable in the picture are Don Ger- govich, Georgia Rottner, Frank Sheedy, John Mi- 1- Frank Dombrowski Michael Filipiak SL- Kr James Donnelly Carol Fleming James Flynn Barbara Frederick Walter Fogle James Freschi Ci -Uhr fx i Q37 Spf' -7 A5 Joseph G ambi ani Larry Grubar Sharon Gambo Phyllis Gedye Donald Gergovich Gary Golden DOYOUWY Halton Carole Hayes Darlene Helser Raymond Hess Harold Hoffman James Jereb 'Eff John Hohertz William Johnston l 43 4. Gb-' Q-gl' 8 G01 it Fweslumew Another project in which most Freshmen are involved 15 in the phase of Biology dissections. Here Donna Skerston and Jeanne Fairley are examining a crayfish speciman fi 56 .SW-'S ' fn 11 Janice Kane La.rry Keutzer 9 X xx iss - N ' ffsi Q' X E A Richard Kanm Joyce Kostellic oc , 'L T' Craig Kassabaum Michael Kastello Thomas Kelley Carl Krieger Ronald Kuiz Don Lamps John Libiez Gerald Loecke Ed Liss Noralee Lyons Fwslumew The challenge offered by this complex math problem is met by Ron Kutz, Craig Kassabaum, Ruth Nealand and Ron Simmons. 'hm QT' 57 a i A 3 These Freshmen enjoying their lunch are Toni Tauscher, Bonnie Burns, Karen Orr, Ruth Nealand, Bernie Biolchini and Sheila Oddo. Fwslumew Richard Metz John Micheli Gerald Mindock John Moss X '-A .A Ruth Ne :Ll and Patrick O ' Connor W -. Ed Maggio Richard Marincic Walter Marini William Martin Bettina Moews Sheila Oddo Robert Moon Karen Orr if if av x n -R 4.0 'Q . X 'ax 1 . Ni .VA xx R 1, 5, R Q55 ' W V ' A D . Rich Karun, Jerry Mindock, Rich Roegner, Ron Kutz, QMK5 Bill Carr, Jim Adrian are studying? Wonder what test R x ' - they have today? Kathleen Pakula Lloyd Pletsch Charles Pe arson Patricia Postula John Prazen Hilkka Ritola Dale Preiser Richard Roegner Fwshmew Len Pretto Georgia Rotmer James Ribolzi James Ryb a Paula Ricci John Schutte l as Posing for the last time before the historic tree on the L-P-O campus are, James Donovan, Betty Szott James Waytenjck Phyllis Gedye and Jack Alleman This land mark was doomed to be cut down to make way for the new building. Terry Siebert Ronald Simmons Kenny Siensa Donna Skerston Tom Slifer Dean Snell Pfwslwuew Don Smith Darlene Snell Caroline Soeder James Spayer Frank Strell Betty Szott Antoinette Tauscher William Taylor ws -mar R in qu 1'-r When the final class bell rings there seems to be no hesita- tion on the part of Don Gergovich, Jack Moss, Dick Metz, and Dick Cosgrove as they leave the hallowed halls of school. Fwshmew Janet Wagner Shirley Waligora Judith Wallner James Waytenick Dennis Weitzel Sandy Wellner Laurence Terando Joseph Tonioni 'F M21 X in-v James Theodore Mary Alice Vogel Fred Walter Raymond Wheeler -9'3?.5's David Washkowi ak Eugene Wieczorek Q 5- 'Cf' gn-:Q Allen Woeckel Janice Wojciechowski William Young Jeanne Ziel A . ,M ,..ei Y, A - l o we ' i Kg ix V n .QQ K ,A . 'M A XXX.. - - EX-451.gif :G : -'E-t,KS,f gm ,wi - Ng., 3' ' -. Lfxasif R --X Y fx A Q Q .Y v f X X SQ X 'Q :Qi . X L+ i if Q 9 ' f ,' llfy 4 .xi Wx Ni. af h if . 54 'S gg.. .,., ' , W ' '5 - , . Q A 1 R Musik 3.9 v t x x H , 2 vu' ' V. .' E: 'MZ , . , fl.. :I is-N , ' '15 we -1' . j ' ,N . 1 .A -If-ff., .Lamp -' 1, , Ae x Ji 4 - ,. 1 A M . xx x Tab 1-35' X 'kr we wan- .- T L'Z,, 'W' '-an-NY vis. Mk Kar? Vw W is M 'ex ...uw Knew 'sf , 'H - .. '1- - H zz., -x .X --.ww 1 6- f 41. ., , 9' ' A ' L 'wifi fig- gi ' L - - :ll ' , yi Ei' ' - L. N' . .,., A -. .' '-. ,Q Q, V5 3- w 3322-f Q40 W ,KM 5 5 K A ., v. 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P wk, K-QL-is as: in 'E 4 V ' ' 1 X I . , il -a2'f'i33:kf.'G5 f- - . 1 .frvfzgyrjrilfu ,4'5g, 3'4g.:gf' 34: R., '.. - , ' 555:55 ..'f'2 wvwa-:Sf: '-'534 ,wr:f...w:,-vc-zfuzm HAROLD BREWICK DICK ALLEMAN DONALD CORRIGAN CHARLES BOYD ROBBIN CHILDERS DAN BRONGEL . . W. , ,.,. ,. 66 fer' J -, -inf I ' it -. - .- 5 LL M W Q f is -A SL x. 'S . -Q... RON CARPENTER LeROY DEMOSS in-fx ,4-rf XNW VIRGINIA KUHAR CLAUDIA DONNELLY SI-IERRY KNEEBONE EDWARD FITZGERALD ART GLESE 67 U JERRY HARRIS M.- JOSEPH LUSHINA WILLIAM PALMATIER WILLIAM MCCOLLUM WILLIAM OLZEWSKI JERRY MOREY I RICHARD MITCHELL 68 f s,Lx KATHLEEN NOVLAN o LYLE PETERSON TOM ZWICA DONNA POTTINGER RICHARD WALTON whirlw- w JACK SPRINGER ROBERT TI-IIEBERT R' '?,., ,.. '- 69 'E' Q 3 x A ff Q.. xx 'Q'-1 ' , PAT WALTER es? JANE ANN BACIDORE Dianne Hoffman gives a campaign speech which resulted in Oglesby. Elementary Ed. her election as social chairman. SEATED are Carolee Shields Women's League 2. and Carol Marsh, also candidates for office. JOHN BENEDICT Peru. Electrical Eng. J.C. Staff 2. RUSSEL BANSCH Depue, Secondary Ed. JUDY BRACKMAN Peru. Elementary Ed. Laboratory Assistant 2, Sechap as 2, Women's League 2, Sorority 2. WILBUR BICE Troy Grove. Business. Intramural Bowling 3, Student Council 2. 70 MARLENE BICKERMAN Utica. Secondary Ed. Women's League 2. haf, Officers of the Class of 1963. They are Brian Leach, presi- dentg Carolee Shields, vice presidentg Mary Alice Quick, secretary-treasurer, and Diane Hoffman, social chairman. BETH BRANNON La Salle. Special Education. Sechapas 2. JANEES BURGER RONALD BROVELLI Oglesby. Business . ALLAN BRAUN Granville. Business. 71 La Salle. Pre-Dental. liry GEORGE CICCI La Salle. Agriculture. ROBERT BULAK La Salle. Business. Q '35 RICHARD CROSSAINT Pe ru. M ath. if .S .., .. X ,g , gg A -- 3 fx N ' L e.f:f.112 1 T I I I O ' I ELOISE ANN CIESIELSKI La Salle. Elementary Ed. Women's League. LEA1-I LOUANNE DOBOVSKY La Salle. Physical Ed. Women's League 2, Sorority 2. MICHAEL CLINCH Peru. Business. SHARON DEUTSCH Oglesby. Secondary Ed. Honor Roll 3, Laboratory Assistant 2, Wornen's League 2. ANTHONY CVELBAR DePue. Commerce. vw!! 72 dn0 ' wa... DUANE DAUBER Tonica. Electrical Eng. I .ff WILLIAM DOWNEY Peru. Electrical Eng. WILLIAM EDWARD GENTRY Oglesby. Liberal Arts. Intramural Bowling 4, Laboratory Assistant 4. r l'l'Q1ll. L ll JAMES Dzrx K Peru. Electrical Eng. I It W - it Wln.,,,-1 'I gf ' 1' 'L 1 ' ff?-I mf. 5, DAN FULMER La Salle. Astronomy and Mathematics. '-f'i'iifh i1.' 'JJ' 1 JOHN FELIKSIAK La Salle. Music. JIM FICEK Collegiate Chorale 4, Fraternity 2, Honor roll 2, Intramural Bowling 1, Service Club 2. La Salle. Business Fraternity 4, Basketball 4, Student Council 4, Service Club 2. 73 X i':::f QS' I ELIZABETH SHARON FONTANA Peru. Secondary Ed. Library Assistant 4, High Honor Roll 2, Honor R011 3. IU! LLOYD GIESLER Peru. Nuclear Physics. Choir 2, Honor Roll 2 Laboratory assistant 4. 5' div' JAMES W. GORGAL La Salle. Secondary Ed. Biological Society 2, Director of Christmas Collage. M7 This noble tree, in summer finery, is to be felled to make room for the new building which will extend west to the running track. MARY LOUISE GILLIGAN La Salle. Elementary Ed. Sorority 2, Honor Roll 1, Woman's League 2. DIANE HOFFMAN La Salle. Secondary Ed. Class Officer 4, Women's League 2, Sorority 2, Sechapas 4, Honor Roll 3. LYNN MARIE I-IARBECK Utica. Liberal Arts. Jaycee Staff 2, Women's League 3, Sorority 2. DAVID GREENINC Peru. Secondary Ed. vi- Q -7? 'X 74 - And here is our majestic friend without leaves, for a long, hard winter, which we really had. MIKE JONES Mendota. Liberal Arts, Social Sciences. settled down MARY CATHERINE KOWALSKI Spring Valley. Elementary Ed. DAVID HUNDT La Salle. Class Officer 2, Fraternity 4, Student Council 2, Basketball 2. JOHN PAUL KNUTH La Salle. Liberal Arts. History. JOYCE KASTIGAR La Salle. Business. High Honor Roll 1, Honor Roll 3, Women's League 2. Sorority 2, Jaycee Staff 2, Collegiate Chorale 4. , ,vgl ji 6.3, if JACK KILDAY La Salle. Pre-Vocational ffl' 75 I DONALD CARL LATCHFORD DePue Secondary Ed. Fraternity 2, Intramural Bowling 1, Library Assistant 2. , ANN KROGULSKI La Salle Math Sorority 2. I I RICHARD GLEN MACKEY Peru Pre -Med Fraternity 4, Honor Roll 3, Intramural Basketball 1, Intramural Bowling, Intramural Softball 1, Radio Club 2, Student Council. ALICE KROLAK Peru Business Woman's League 2. MARY ELLEN LISS La Salle Elementary Ed. Library Assistant 2, Wom Sorority 2. BRIAN LEACH La Salle Music. en's League 2, DIAN MARIE LECHNER La Salle Math Jaycee Staff 4, Sechapas 4, Women's League 2, Sorority 2 76 PENNY MAI-INICH Peru Elementary Ed. Women's League 2, Sorority 2, Secapas 4. I l ARNOLD SCOTT MADSON Granville Pre-Law Apache Smoke Signal Staff 1, Intra- mural Bowling 4. SHARON MARIE MASON Spring Valley Elementary Ed. Apache Smoke Signal Staff 2, Col- legiate Chorale 4, Dramatics Club 1, Honor Roll 3, Jaycee Staff 4, Library Assistant 2, Student Council 4, Women's League 2, Sorority Z. SANDRA MAGGIO La Salle Elementary Ed. Dramatics Club 1, Women's League 2, Parliamentary Club 1. CAROL ANN MARSH Utica Secondary Ed. Collegiate Chorale 4, Honor Roll 2, Women's League 2, Sorority 2. ROBERT ANTON MAHNICH La Salle Pre-Dental Collegiate Chorale 2, Fra- ternity 4. Yip- A Q p 'Q Qfff' PATRICK MALONE La Salle Terminal. ,Q-Q 'Wh 77 'Og-1' -an-v CAROL JEAN MATTI-IIS Murrysviile, Pa. Secondary Ed. Library Assistant 3, Sechapas 2, Student Council 2, Women's League 2, Sorority 2. LARRY J. MCDONALD Peru Secondary Ed. Fraternity 4, Intramural Baseball 2. CHARLES LEE MCCULLOUGH Ottawa. --.cub V v -Q l 1 - c , Three times a week a group of student nurses from Dixon traveled to LPO by bus to take three courses. WILLIAM MEAGI-IER Peru Secondary Ed. JAMES J. MCGRAW K' Peru Pre-Med DAVE MCNEILLY Intramural Basketball 1. Peru Pre-Law. '3i.':1 78 E This group apparently is intently taking in a television show in the Social Room. up--M' WILLIAM ROBERT MIX Standard Industrial Arts Student Council 2. ROBERT MENT E Oglesby Business Fraternity 4. CHARLES C. OLMSTED La Salle Areo Engineering. J UDITI-I MULLER Peru Secondary Ed. Sorority 2. if MARILYN KAY OLSZEWSKI Oglesby Elementary Ed. Jaycee Staff 4, Women's League 1, Radio Club 2, Collegiate Chorale l. 6 'C JEFF M. NOVAK La Salle Secondary Ed. Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Softball 2, Service Club 2, Basketball 4. 79 WILLIAM PASSAFUME Oglesby Mechanical Engineering my: .1-1. 'vu-nv -rf'v 'E' RONALD PETROSKI Spring Valley Secondary Education. VW'- FRANK RIC Cl Utlca Business Administration. RICHARD PATTAROZZI Oglesby Electrical Engineering. RU S SELL REED Peru Liberal Arts. MARY GERTRUDE. PILETIC La Salle Elementary Ed. Transfer from Marquette Uni- versity, Collegiate Chorale 2, Sechapas 2, Sorority 2. 80 MARY ALICE QUICK Oglesby Secondary Class Officer 4, Collegiate Chorale 2, Dramatic Club 1, Honor Roll 1, Jaycee Staff 4, Women's League 2, Sorority 2. ' , I JAMES JAY ROSENTHAL Peru Pre-Med Fraternity 3, Laboratory Assistant 1, Biological Society 2. HELEN ELAINE SEXTON Utica Elementary Ed. Collegiate Chorale 2, Women's League 2, Sorority 2. JOHN ANTHONY RUDZINSKI Peru Liberal Arts fMusicj Collegiate Chorale 4, Intramural Bowling 2, Biological Society 2, Christmas College. JANE SEGATTA Spring Valley Secondary Ed. Collegiate Chorale 4, Student Council 2, Wornen's League 2, Sorority 2. JEROME SAMOLITIS JOHN SCHLEE Oglesby Industrial Arts. La Salle Electrical Engineering. ' , ' I' , F A, . K t , ' ' - A X 81 -. 'ga DAVID SCI-IME!-IR Mendota Civil Engineering A CAROL SHIELDS Peru Elementary Ed. Women's League 2, Cheer- leader 4, Sorority 2. DYLE STOKES Ottawa Chemistry. l. KGS Sitting on the corridor bench on the first floor, waiting for the bell, are Bill Bruch, Larry Grubar, Dyle Stokes, Ralph Hermann and Terry Novotney. FRANCES SONNENBERG Peru Elementary Ed. Women's League 2. CHARLES ULOTH La Salle Industrial Engineering. ERWIN SUDANO Oglesby Liberal Arts. iw PB 82 fviff 'r:::.' JOHN TOMSE La Salle Mechanical Engi- neering. lu 'N Ken Zimney looks on as Leah Dobovsky and Jane Segatta check over their notes in the Social Room. WILLIAM Va.nDeWYNGAERDE Oglesby Commerce Fraternity 1, Intramural Bowl- ing 4, Intramural Softball 2. LOREN VanDEGRAF T DePue Pre-Med Fraternity 4, Intramural Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 4. CAROLYN WOJCIECHOWSKI La Salle Special Education Women's League 2, Parliamentary Club 1. JOSEPH VASQUEZ Oglesby Secondary Ed. 83 -sl'--g ks DONALD WOJCIECHOWSKI La Salle Secondary Ed. W3 ALLAN WAY La Salle Business. BARBARA LUCILLE WYSOCKI La Salle Secondary Ed. Honor Roll 2. KENNETH MICHAEL ZIMNEY La Salle Elementary Ed. Collegiate Chorale 2, High Honor Roll 1. if . , Q Q . n:.e . . 1 t 4 'Q - .1 This head, cast in metal, is the work of an LPO Senior, Jack Kilday Volleyball action at one of the LPO Co-Rec Nights. 84 4 4 --sv ., f . -. ,lu w sv, The School is open most nights for classes and other activities. This picture shows the entrance aglow from its side lights. 85 P if FRANK COLMONE Spring Valley Secondary Ed RGBERT HUNTER La Salle Business. 5 INDEX Adrian, James 53,59 Alleman, Dick 16,66 Alleman, Jack 32,34,53,60 Allen, Bruce 27,53 Anderson, Larry 53 Anderson, Richard 17,53 Auchstetter, Verna 11,27 Bach, Paul 53 Bacidore, Jane Ann 68 Baker, Gerald 25,53 Baker, Keith 13 Balda, Paul 38,53 Bansch, Russel l3,26,68 Beltramini, Robert 53 Benedict, John 15,68 Bernardi, Bernie 15 Bernardoni, Bud 24 Bianchi, Gerald 24,53 Bice, Wilbur 17,68 Bickerman, Marlene 68 Bidasio, Mary Helen 13,20,23,24, 26,36,37,53 Biolchini, Bernadette 12,13,20, 23,36,37,53,58 Biolchini, John 53 Boyd, Charles 17,66 Brackman, Judy 20,23,27,68 Brannon, Beth 36,69 Braun, Allan 69 Brewick, Harold 66 Brongel, Dan 66 Brovelli, Ronald 69 Bruch, Bill 24,53,82 Brucki, Gerald 54 Bulak, Robert 69 Burger, James 18 Burns, Bonnie 9,20,23,54,58 Callahan, Jimmie 13,25,54 Carpenter, Ron 10,66 Carr, William 54,59 Carson, Randolph 54 Castelli, Gerald 54 Celano, Kathryn 13,54 Charbonneau, George 28,54 Chemelewski, Tad 18,38,54 Childers, Robbin 66 Ciesielski, Eloise 70 Clark, Robert 25,54 Clinch, Michael 10,17,7O Condon, Art 32,33 Corrigan, Donald 16,23,25,66 Cosgrove, Richard 18,25,54,55,61 Costello, Jack 54 Coulter, Michael 54 Croissant, Richard 70 Curtis, Marguerite 54 Cvelbar, Anthony 27,70 Dauber, Duane 70 DeMoss, Le Roy 67 Deutsch, Sharon 20,26 Dicrispino, Paulette 16,55 Dinelli, Donald 23,26,55 Doherty, Charles 25,55 Dombrowski, Frank 55 Donnelly, Claudia 67 Donnelly, James 55 Donovan, James 13,52,55,6O Dow, John 16,18,19 Downey, William 73 Ellis, Richard 13,18,55 Fairley, Jeanne 15,55,56 Falk, Jerry 13 Faul, Bonnie 55 Feliksiak, John 13,18,27,73 Ficek, James 17,31,32,33,73 Ficek, John 31 Filipialc, Michael 55 Fitzgerald, Edward 25,67 Fleming, Carol 55 Flynn, James 55 Fogle, Walter 55 Fontana, Elizabeth 13,27,73 Frederick, Barbara 17,20,27,55 Freschi, James 55 Fulmer, Dan 27 Gambiani, Joseph 28,53,55,56 Gambo, Sharon 20,21,23,56 Gedye, Phyllis 23,56,60 Gentry, William 73 Gergovich, Donald 18,55,56,6l Giese, Art 67 Giesler, Lloyd 12,13,23,74 Gilligan, Mary Louise 20,27,74 Golden, Gary 56 Gorgal, James 11,23,27,74 Greening, David 74 Grubar, Larry 56,82 Hanson, Ed 32 Harbeck, Lynn 15,20,36,37,74 Harris, Jerry 18,24,67 Hatton, Dorothy 56 Hayes, Carole 56 Helser, Darlene 27,56 Hermann, Ralph 82 Hess, Raymond 18,27,56 Hoffman, Diane 7,8,23,36,37 ,70, 74 Hoffman, Harold 27,56 Hohertz, John 56 Hooper, Fred 24,32,33,34 1 86 Hundt, David 6,7,13,17,18,24,75 Jaraczewski, Gene 32 Jareb, Jim 25 Johnston, William 27,56 Jones, Mike 75 Kane, Janice 13,22,35,57 Karun, Richard 18,57,59 Kassabaum, Craig 17,57 Kastello, Michael 13,18,57 Kastigar, Joyce 27,75 Kilday, Jack 75,84 Kneebone, Sherry 67 Knuth, Jon Paul 6,75 Kostellic, Joyce 27 Kowalski, Mary 13,14,20,75 Krieger, Carl 57 Krogulski, Ann 21,27,76 Krolak, Alice 27,76 Kuhar, Virginia 67 Kun, Ronald 57,59 Lamps, Don 24,57 Lasik, Kent 16 Latchford, Donald 18,23,28,76 Leach, Brian 13,28,76 Lechner, Dian 9,15,20,36,76 Libiez, John 13,15,18,57 Liss, Edward 57 kiss, Mary Ellen 20,23,76 Loecke, Gerald 26,57 Long, Ken 18 Lyons, Noralee 13,23,57 Mackey, Richard 7,l6,17,18,76 Madson, Scott 77 Maggio, Ed. 13,58 Maggio, Sandra 77 Mahnich, Penny 2O,36,37,77 Mahnich, Robert 13,18,23,77 Malone, Patrick 77 Marincic, Richard 58 Marini, Walter 58 Marsh, Carol Ann 13,2O,27,70,77 Martin, William 12,13,17,18,23,58 Mason, Sharon 13,15,17,20,77 Matthis, Carol l1,20,21,78 Maurice, Joseph 78 McCol1ough, Charles 78 McDonald, Larry 13,17,18 McGraw, James 25,78 McNeilly, David 27,78 Meagher, William 78 Mente, Robert 79 Metz, Richard 58,61 Micheli, John 53,55,58 Mindock, Gerald 53,58 Mix, William 79 Moews, Bettina 58 Moon, Robert 13,24,58 Moss, John 13,26,53,58,61 Muller, Judith 21,79 Nealand, Ruth 12,13,14,17,20,24, 27,55,57,58 Novak, Jeff10,24,32,33,34,79 Novak, Michael Lee 38,68 Novlan, Kathy 9,14,20,37,68 Novotony, Terrence 82 O'Connor, Patrick 58 Oddo, Sheila 14,20,22,35,58 Olmsted, Charles 79 Olszewski, Marilyn 15,16,79 Orlandini, Jerry 10,23 Orr, Karen 20,25,58 Pakula, Kathleen 59 Passafume, William 80 Pattarozzi, Richard 26,28,80 Pearson, Charles 59 Petroski, Ronald 80 Pi etic, Mary 13,26,36,80 Pletsch, Lloyd 13,17,18,23,59 Postula, Patricia 59 Pottinger, Donna 69 Prazen, John 59 Preiser, Dale 13,23,59 Pretto, Len 59 Quick, Mary Alice 13,15,2O,57,80 Reed, Russel 23,38,80 Ribolzi, James 13,59 Ricci, Frank 80 Ricci, Paula 13,14,21,36,53,59 Ritola, Hilkka 9,20,59 Roegner, Richard 59 Rosenthal, James 18,81 Rottner, Georgia 13,15,17,20,27, 36,55 Rudzinski, John 13,21,23,27,81 Ryba, James 59 Samolitis, Jerome 81 Schaede, Frank 55 Schlee, John 81 Schmehr, David 81 Schutte, John 59 Segatta, Jane 13,17,2O,81,83 Sexton, Helen 13,2O,21,23,81 Shields, Carol 2O,22,23,27,70,82 Siebert, Terry 55,60 Siensa, Kenny 60 Simmons, Ronald 57,60, Skerston, Donna 9,13,15,2O,21,23, 24,36,37,52,55,56,60 Slifer, Tom 60 Smith, Don 60 Snell, Darlene 60 Soeder, Caroline 20,21,60,82 Sonnenberg, Frances 82 Spayer, James 55,60 Springer, Jack 16,60 Stokes, Dyle 82 Strell, Frank 13,23,60 Sudano, Erwin 82 Swietek, Thomas 18 Szott, Betty 27,60 Tauscher, Antoinette 58,60 Taylor, Mickey 32,34 Taylor, William 60 Tera.ndo, Lawrence 13,18,61 Theodore, James 13,15,18,23,28, 52,53,55,61 Thiebert, Bob 69 Tomse, John 82 Tonioni, Joseph 61 Torres, Tony 24 Van de Graft, Loren 18,83 Van de Wyngaerde, William 18,83 Vasquez, Joseph 83 Vogel, Mary Alice 13,20,23,26,36, 37,61 Volk, Robert 32,33 Wagner, Janet 13,l4,17,2O,23,26, 28,36,37,55,61 Waligora, Shirley 20,61 Wallner, Judith 16,22,23,24,35,61 Walter, Fred 61 Wa1ter,Pat 20,69 Washkowiak, David 61 Way, Allan 83 Waytenick, James 60,61 Weiizel, Dennis 61 Wellner, Judy 61 Wheeler, Raymond 61 Wieczorek, Eugene 31,32,61 Wilson, Leonard Woeckel, Allen 13,18,27,61 Wojciechowski, Carolyn 83 Wojciechowski, Donald 83 Wojciechowski, Janice 20,23,62 Wysocki, Barbara 6,27,84 Young, William 62 Ziel, Jeanne 62 Zimney, Kenneth 6,12,13,23,27,84 FACULTY INDEX Atkinson, Robert 43 Bauer, Orville 43 Bear, Dorothy 43 Brolley, Raymond 43 Carson, John 43,52 Casten, Richard 43 Church, Jean 43 87 Connolly, Patricia 42 Cummings, Elizabeth 42 Dolan, Dr. Francis 40 Ennor, Tirza 44,52 Evans, Myrna 44 Evers, Mary Ellen 41 Fenoglio, Minnie 44 Gulan, Genevieve 44 Hancock, Craig 44 1-lassler, Charlotte 48 Held, Mary Ann 44 Hoenscheid, Leslie 45 Hoshaw, Lloyd 45 Innis, Anthony 45 Izzo, Christopher 45 Katz, Lawrence 45 Keiser, Edward 24,45 Manahan, Robert 13,46 Marsh, Leta 46 McCartney, S. B. 46 Mosher, Donna 46 O'Brian, William 46 Olivero, Carlo 46 Palmeri, Gwen 36 Peterson, Norman 46 Preller, Robert 47 Samlin, John 47 Stormer, Myra 47 Strell, John 22,32,34,47 Sullivan, Donald 47 Tonielli, Barbara 36,37 Trobaugh, R. Earl 40 Tyler, Walter 41 Uebel, William 47 Walsh, Carol 47 Waltman, Laverne 13,16 48 Weeg, Mary 20,22,48 Willard, John 16 Zumwalt, Wayne 21,48 ACTIVIT IES INDEX Annual Staff--14,15 Basketball--31,32,33,34 Biological Society--24 Cheerleaders--35 Collegiate Chorale--12, 13 Fraternity--18,19 Homecoming--7,8,9 Honor Students--27 Library--10,11 Radio Club--16 Sehcapas--36,37 Service Club--24 Sno Ball--26 Sorority--20,21 Student Council--17 Editor Kathy Novlan Asst. 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