John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

i | | | 2 Re A BAe Se BSE ER ae 7 . ow Daniel E. Boyle Edttor-in-Chile Dedicated To Mr. Joseph Miller Assistant Professor Of Speech Few men have the ability to mix classroom objectivity with true friendship and concern, Joseph Miller has this quality. He conducts his classes profes- sionally. He maintains an open door policy for consultation and advice. He is deeply concerned with the well-being of the John Carroll community. He has successfully mixed the wisdom of age with the drive and desire of youth. We are honored to dedicate this eighty-fifth edition of the Carillon to such a remarkable man. The 1971 Carillon Staff No . S ™ S S S wt REV, TERRENCE KANE, S.J. S S = PHD; ‘ALTE WELCH, D REV, PHILLIP VOGEL, S.J. PAUL JOHNSON, S.J. ALOYSIUS FANTA eo THT MUA Lilt tia wet John Carroll University 193] Eighty-Five Years John Carroll University was opened on September 6, 1886 as Saint Ignatius College, Construction started on the present campus in the twenties and was completed in 1935, It was through the generosity of 5,609 patrons, who contributed $2, 541, 382,, that the dream of Fr, Thomas Smith, S.J, became a reality. Since that time, John Carroll has continued to grow both physically and in quality of education. Today, eighty-five years later, John Carroll is faced with the same human and financial prob- lems that all of us must face. The drive and determination that was present in 1886 is still present and will continue to make John Carroll a successful tower of higher education and personal development, oun neg aapitnd POT — jd $ 4 E Ss id 4 = « f x be 4 “ER a ee ee ta ee LORS BE BERTON cell + cog nde we ¥ ‘ af THOMAS L. GURGOL Editor i Pacelli Kev. Henry F. Birkenhauer, 8.9. President Arthur 8. Crace, Ph.D. Distinguished Faculty Member — 1977 ue Orientation Discover 14 15 Htomecoming 1970 16 Delta Alpha Cheta 17 '¢ tudent Union resents Chicago Delta Aloha Cheta Centh Annual Christmas Dance Present’’ “A Christmas 21 ed ¥ ah , hy W mee = John Carroll University 9 S77 lee SS SSE Begins Second Semester J Wy awey . 2 St. Patrick’s Day With “ Dugan's Men” And Beer! 29 | | : i j } 31 And David Dellinger 33 Parents Weekend NOY 37 Costello’s Party 39 1977 Sentor Prom Mm = SS DB WM VIGTOR J. SOSSI Editor b- ne Fae 5 Tikes R ah bia Football After winning the PAC in 1969 it was hoped that the Blue Streak grid squad could repeat their previous year's per- formance and capture a second PAC championship, The season proved to be a disappointing one as the Streaks finished with a 2-5-1 record. Even a losing season has its bright spots and this season was no exception, The 1970 Homecoming game saw Carroll defeat Thiel College 36-30 in a classic come from behind battle. Season Record 13 Bethany Case Western Reserve Washington and Jefferson Thiel Allegheny Westminster Findlay Mount Union uA | KERRY VOLKMANN; Captain i y i i Nick Restifo goes after another reception The defense moves in for the kill 47 est ya dal Basketball This year a Junior cager, Jim Peters, became the second highest scorer in Carroll's history. Peters surpassed the 1000 point mark with two games remain- ing in the season. For the third time in his college career Pickles was named to the AJ1-PAC squad and will return next year to complete what has already been an outstanding career, . 50 ee. a : 1970 John Carroll Blue Streak Basketball JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU Teu AKC1E) JCU (EG) JCU Season Kecord 66 Allegheny 71 83 OF WSs 80 68 Western Reserve 60 ee W J 58 54 Bethany 63 ) 60 Wooster 73 96 Mount Union ou 81 St. Vincent 716 Ie: Case 68 72 Western Reserve 74 60 Kenyon 90 58 Hiram 63 63 W J 67 58 Thiel 57 66 Bethany 74 56 Case 63 57 Thiel TE DAVE O'BRIEN; Captain 4 a seeieumerae 51 ahs ” ha Wrestling The coming of the 1970-71 school year brought with it the seventh and most successful season in the history of the JCU Wrestling Team, Coach Tony DeCarlo's grapplers finished with a season record of 8-2 in dual meets, and two first places and one second place in tournament action, Team efforts proved to be outstanding throughout the year as the matmen downed one opponent after another, Carroll took a first place in the “Carroll Quad by defeating Cleveland State, Buffalo, and Akron, They finished second in the N.C,I,T, be- hind St, John's of Minn, but in front of Notre Dame, The season held many highlights for the young team, one of them being a brilliant 21-14 victory over Mid-America Conference powerhouse, Kent State, Other bright spots were an unprecedented fifth consecutive PAC championship and an extension of the conference winning streak to 27 straight dual meets, The team also finished in 16th place in the small college division of the NCAA Tournament this year with Tom Corbo and Larry Dulay both earning All-American status, JCU 27 JCU 1 KGiu) 29 KEI) 38 Iew 13 JCU FAA IGu 3 TEU Pal ENO) 28 Carroll Quad NCIT Season Kecord CWRU U of Akron W J Allegheny Notre Dame Kent State Bethany Baldwin-Wallace Thiel JCU CSU Buffalo Akron 2nd place 3 at — Ayes Ppp ON s er Mit. . a © a DAN WEIR AND KERRY VOLKMANN Co-Captains DAN WEIR KERRY VOLKMANN TOM CORBO N.C.J. C. Champions The grapplers fin- ished second behind St, oohn Carroll wore John's College before a Wreeslis Coaches packed house in the second annual NCIT nd fnual i (atnolic [vd Tournament, Individual winners for JCU were Dan Weir (142), Kerry Volkmann (167), and Tom Corbo Ga nnhon (177). Volkmann won his title in the most Ne Francis dramatic match of his 1 py YT ON i : ons PCa career by pinning Rick Ge _¥ | ’ — e Torsell in 1:38 of the By Vincent 19 yo 2s po a0 - : first period. Torsell = . had won 62 straight dual matches before , Br fohn : ¥. ‘ aay } mA = 3 : tees meeting Kerry. NCIT CHAMPIONS 56 JOHN MORIBITO (118) TOM MULHALL (126) JACK McMILLON (134) DAN WEIR (142) John Carroll The Blue Streaks finished strongly again this year in the 13th Annual PAC Tournament winning its fifth straight championship. Coach DeCarlo's boys scored a total of 97 points with the next closest team scoring only 56 points. Carroll had three individual champions. There were also six winners in the consolation matches, Tom Mulhall (126), Mark Hum- mer (150) and Cliff Radie (158). Tom Corbo earned the Most Out- standing Wrestler Award, ee LM Reni typ q Sr — . Wt.)- KERRY VOLKMANN (167) TOM CORBO (177) ED FLOYD (Hy ) .C. Champions Moribito will find a way out Floyd puts his weight into it 57 ag 5 i Crack Carroll's Track Season was sparked by some stunning individual performances. Carroll's harriers, Cummings, Carlone, Howe, and Horowitz helped to make the season an exciting one. 62 Season Kecord Slippery Rock Mount Union KEL ew Do CSU Mount Union Case IGu (KEA8) Bethany W lI Cleveland Track Championships 3rd place 90 3rd place 93 54 30 4th place it o Blue Streak Crac Sake Sa. ‘ ;: Ae NN etre Wee ceeG Se ARS: £RBAAneee BA tea OE oe ata range 8 Perr: SRE G gree anaget f . RY. = esse | WIS U. Cen C. Season Record Western Reserve CG JCU J 64 i ad ee Rod FT ameell ant sae 65 66 Although Rugby is not a Varsity sport it was felt that something should be included in this section. The Ruggers work hard and consistently turn out a fine squad. It is hoped that eventually this team will be recognized by the University as a Varsity squad, Cheerleaders The 1970 John Carroll Cheerleading Squad continually exemplified the enthusiasm that we would hope to see from all Carroll students, Win or lose the Cheerleaders were always there to lend their support to the various teams, sarong itt Rr eA I CON HEH A YARN STN ecoraponmre = 67 Intramurals Intramurals has become an ever-growing part of University Life. The program begins early in the Fall with football and runs almost continually until Spring. This year the football crown was won by the University Club who managed to sustain only one loss and that against a powerful team from Delta Alpha Theta. Basketball went to a previously unknown independent team, the Original Dolan Goril- las, who proved to be too rough for any of the organizational teams, The intramural track championship also went to an independent team, the Chicago Club, This year a single elimination baseball tournament was grabbed by a seemingly un- beatable Delta Alpha Theta squad who really didn't face a worthy enough opponent. In the individual events Keenen and Malone won in doubles handball, Keenen in singles handball, Dizenzo and Larkin in doubles pad- dleball, Roach in singles paddleball, and Selek in the ping pong tournament. 7) Che ANA. STI Sd Rl SI Tt PA Re NH tneeaneeaanilll : tx) = O G = 2 fy x ry = 2 Editor OEE GET. Le Ein AOE LE Chief Justice - Mike Crabil, Secretary - Andrea Comai, President - Frank Chenette, Treasurer - Rick De Blasio, Vice-President - Michael Meehan, Che Student Union ) The Organizational Council - A subsidiary to the Student Union, 74 Rick De Blasio juggles the books while Andrea and Mike work on the Union business. Serving Che Students Chris (s) treifender explains the re-districting bill to the Senate. | Frank Chenette - satisfied with his term as president, G. Crandall, M. Schall, J. Grendell, M. Cultrona, N. Moyer, J. Ganim, J. Wisneski. Representatives Of Che Class Of 1971 Che Student Union’s Representatives Of Che Class Of 1972 SE My 4} 3] el eit is 5} ed es ry 3 Hedy i ney f A, J. Cianflocco, F, Farley, B. Longo, J. Bertges: 76 Eee Natta slew O,loolessP a kosenberg,,, D2 Silver, MM: josza,.J. Mac ivor, J. Alt, J. Nau, J. Herbst. Representatives Of Che Class Of 1973 Board Of Representatives Representatives Of Che Class Of 1974 B, Joseph, K, Reinhard, J, Shimko, L. Aguirregaviria, F, Palermo, Scott Kemplar, J, Rados, J. Kelly, R, Amato, A, Haile, E, Corboy, L, Meglic. 77 Alpha Sigma Nu THE NATIONAL JESUIT HONORS SOCIETY COMPOSED OF THOSE CARROLL MEN WHO HAVE DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES IN ALL AREAS OF LOYALTY, SERVICE AND SCHOLARSHIP TO JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY. | James Grendell, president of Alpha Sigma Nu and President of the Senior Class, receives the coveted Robert Beaudry award from Fr. Birkenhauer. This is the award given to the University's outstanding senior in all areas of excel- lence. This award is voted on by all members of the senior class and is awarded annual- ly at the Awards Banquet held in May. 79 a . S — = x S SS = = tradition of A K Psi. Parties play a big role in the ie Birkenhauer receives a shirt from the Dribble-a-thon, ' ALPHA KAPPA PSI IS THE NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS FRATERNITY, DELTA MU CHAPTER, This year, Alpha Kappa Psi helped to pro- mote a publicity campaign for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, The fraternity staged a Dribble-a-thon from Columbus to Cleveland in the cause of the campaign thus creating public awareness of the drive. This helped in raising more money for those stricken with muscular dystrophy. 81 aie. J, Girardy, B, Burbane, J, Misanko, J, Sanitato, E, Ivancic, J, Matyas, G, Covey, J, Janik, J, Chrzanowski, J, Jasko, B. Alpha Epsilon Delta Gary Pasqualicchio explains the functions of AED to some of the in- terested parents at the display of or- ganizations during Parents Weekend. en AED enjoys awards and dinner at Carroll's last Awards Banquet. a Pre-Professtonal Honor Students Ju Che Feld Of Medicine. Dr, Cass? P, Catalano, K. Root, G, Pasqualicchio, J, Anderson, J, Vela, N. Moyer, M. Fildes. 83 B, MacArthur, L. Bachtel, C, Camino, Joe Blake, S, Arena, T, Cecconi, D, Quirk, P. Hynes, B. Higgins, M. Skarica, D. Vondriska, J. McGuire, T. Smith, J. Zelenek. Beta Cau Sigma D. Dailey, B, Gillroy, R, Vento, T, Gorka, J. Smalley, B, Meyer, A, Romanoski, B, Torpey, L. Gorka, B, Gorski, E, Messenger. Fie ciuletosDesbPierce.b, crane, A, Miller, B, Haz, D, Henson, J. Usher, B, Gessenger, D. Harrington, S, Morocco, J. Colles, P, Hogan, L. Cullen, C, Leight, C. Kyle, G, Kolz, C, Kolz, J, Siracusa. Jota Reta Gamma 85 geo —, : jin we 3 a William Caine, Richard Kapler, J, Ward Pallotta, an d the CAT Che Carroll News fad J = ee Editor Mike Fuoco and his harem of typists 86 Crabil does his thing The old and the new ight perspective - ther Crandall t's my camera! : Lie ‘Let me do 87 R, Belters, F. Ross, S. Healy, N. Tarpey, P. Rosenberg, F. Gorczyca, J. Formica, M. Farrell, T. Collins. Circle K International IN AN EFFORT TO SERVE JOHN CARROLL CIRCLE K USHERS AT VARIOUS SPORTING EVENTS , SPONSORS ROAD RALLIES, AND RUNS A GAME CALLED “TRIVIA. .) THEY ALSO ENGAGE IN INTRAMURAL SPORTS AND DO SOCIAL WORK IN THE GREATER CLEVE- LAND AREA, Dirtball Bob Heiss J, Miles, L, Sigler, J, Williamson, B, Reed, P. Rooney, J, Sudnak, M, Farrelley, B, Heiss, L. Evanoff, J. DiPalermo, P, La Bianca. S, Nedtesheim, J, Mizenko, S, Gorczyca, P. Joyce, C, Macey, B, Feldmeier, L, Kurowski, J. Malone, S, Cooper, LOO it BOAO is tle OE ed P, Pfahl, D, Wasserbaur, T, McDonald, M, Rossi, M. Plush, W, Jirousek, J, Burke, D, Oswick, N, Restifo, ics hey. Antonin, R, Sullens, R. Danch, D. Boehnlien, E, Varosky, M. Imperi, P, Hamm Delta Aloha Cheta Frank Chennete and Bernie who? The Boys invade Bethany 90 Geneva-on-the-Lake Mark Plush with a date? DELTASALPHA THETA Is COMPOSED OF GREATER CLEVELAND RESIDENTS. THEY TRY TO INVOLVE AND PROMOTE A COMMUTER INTEREST IN JCU. President Vic Sossi (Dan's little brother) C. Wirsching, J. McHale, T. Morgan, K. Gregorio, T. Stusek, J. Homecoming Float work break DeCrane, T, Loos, D, Merker, T, Hutchinson, R, Novacek D.A.T. partakes in the Awards Banquet Superstar Tom Gurgol R, Longo, J, Mackey, D, Farrell, R, Schuville, D, Carden, M. Lindstrom, B, Doyle, M. Howe, M, Faems, A, Collinger, K. Volkmann. Jota Chi Upsilon I Chi of the year John Zarek T, Franzinger, G, Gianpetro, D. Garden, K. Kelly, R, Smith. R, Smith, M. Boylan, C, Vecciola, J. Clingan, T, Franzinger, M, Faems, K, Rutski, W. Sixsmith, D. Petrogalo, T, Narducci, D, Carroll, E, Salmon, K. McClusky, P, Ponne, J. Ropar, J. Kristoff, D, Webber, R. Longo, J, DeLucca. 95 Ei, ites h {Sey ew! f ; “hee T, Mulhall, J, Hagerty, J, Zarek, M. Howe, K, Volkmann, R, Schuville, J, Coyle, W. Bailey, D, O'Brien, A, Mangine, MeStar.. D2 Farrell=. {2 Mackey, ees Mike Faems and Honorary I Chi, Nancy Mrowczynski Mike Mullen and Marie D'Amico at the Prom 96 dl Ae Msi C, Radie, J, Saffron, G, Gianpetro, M. Mullen, J, Mackey, D, Carden, B, Howell, M, McSorley, K, Sop D, Robinson, R, Zammit, M, Pacardo, J, Hokl, D, Koratko, T, Dwyer. i hie, 97 e WA Hisner Orgrinc Thometz Panquv Mora Rajineck L. Hurley F, Smythe P, Simoson L, Paulozzi C, Sullivan P, Adams M, Cultrona R, Lakatos A, Conway M, Freyvogel C, Judge Lambda Chi Rho decorates the Science building at Christmas- time. J Ewe A — en Moderator Vicki Cicek enjoys the Awards Banquet with Linda Paulozzi and Rosemary Lakatos 99 100 B, Caine, D, LaGuardia, Rev. Wm. Duke Millor, D, Boyle, J. Carpenter, J, Miller. Pi Delta Epsilon Che Duke ds - ce ? aS � M. Howe, C. Rajnicek, J. Peca, J. Brendt, P. Minarik, M. Strauss, M. Fuoco. . D. Merker, M, Meredith, V, Sossi, M, Lardner, B, Caine, R, Kaplar. PI DELTA EPSILON IS THE NATIONAL HON- ORARY LITERARY PRATERNITY, THE PEOPLE AMONG ITS RANKS HAVE EXCELLED IN THE FIELD OF LITERARY PUBLICATIONS. Members of Pi Delt enjoy their banquet that sums up the year's activities, 101 gamma Pi Epsilon 102 Reilly. Afro-American Society Touro BeeChampion, A, Haile, C. Stevens, TI, Johnson, L. Ortiz, C; Long, C. Stewart, C. Scruggs, J. McConnell, C, Saunders, R, Patterson. Pre-Law Soctet SES : R, Janulis, M, Blanchard, T, Rathgeb, D, Sadvary, E, Sobierajski, M, Violante, T, Bianco, T. Long, J. Blake, “We | M, Serpe, T, Lodge, R, Gorski, S. Gwin, J, Miles, K. O'Donnell, E, Naffah, N. Conway, D, Rosnack. | a a a 104 Chico watches as a teammate shows him how to stop the opponent. Rugby Game M, Mullen, J, Mackey, S, Gwin, E, Kozar, M, Crimmins, T, Larkin, P, Plunkett, D, Carden, M, Lindstrom, M. Shanahan, B, Burke, L, Dizenzo, M, Mannion, B, Golden, S, Magadino, J. Burke, G. Soeder. ew Wee + ¥ |. eee es: B, Burke, J, Burke, B, Wilsel, N. Conway, M, Weinberger, G, Scott, S, Hickey, J, Clingan, H, Schroeder, B, Harrington, B, Sullens, E, Kozar, M. Mannion, R, Michum, D, Harrington, L. Welgs, B, Golden, J, Marcus, S, Gwin, M, Lindstrom, M, Mullins, D, Carden, T, Larkin, P, Plunkett, G, Soeder, M, Crimmins, M, Shanahan, L, Dizenzo, J, Mackey, S, Magadino. Wek a ‘ = kd RG eS Gs Harrington Pearl Hogan . Lindstrom . Mullen Carden Henson Farrell Sere) ee ie i ’ é , ) ' : � L. Welgs, B, Witzel, J, Clingan, J, Marcus, B. B. Sidow, B. Harrington, R. Michum, S, Hickey Sullens, N, Conway, D, Harrington, G, Scott. It's all action with Chico watching as usual. 107 B. Golden, M, Devine, D, Austin, D, Noth, M. Calvert, B, Noth, D, Principe, C, Wenzler, M, Sullivan, M, Barry, T. Goslin, D, Leehr, E, Hall, B, Reilly, M. Walsdorf, Sailing Club GauM™=Ceand Bonnie Dunn RET NS Kurt Hartleib Ron and Kathy Forster W. A. Brennan and date with Mike Sullivan and Holly Bowen D. Noth, K, Hartleib, R, Forster, J, McCarthy, J, Kozuk, T, Roos, D, Hardt, T. Fieck, P. — A. Wasdovich, J. Ganim, K. Nolan, J. Balzarini. Sigma B, Wilson, K. Nolan, J, Ganim, J, Balzarini, A, Wasdovich, P, Barrett, E, Bartell. K, Haky, P, Brinzda, E, Burger, G. Henry, Reecalech: if G, Monroe, M, Strandt, R, Frabotta, R, Burger, D, Silver, M, Pokomey, L. Giufrida, B, Duffy. Mike Falcon Sokolski the owner of WUJC??? WuUIC 88.9 IM Phil Thomas monitors a show on WUJC FM, WI S, Walsh, J, Terrick, D, Walsh, J, Marshall, S, Foltz, B, Agnone, M, Howe, P, Kovacs, N, Roberto, B, Damato, V. Marino, D, Sadvary. Che Ski Club — Chi Sigma Phi THE JOHN CARROLL SKI CLUB WAS FOUNDED IN 1969 UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF JAY MARSHALL AND SINCE THAT TIME HAS CONTINUED TO GROW AND PROSPER, WITH A TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF OVER 70 STUDENTS THE SKI CLUB PARTICIPATES IN MEETS ALL OVER THE MID-WEST. THE MEM- BERSHIP ALSO SPONSORS THE CHRISTMAS CARROLL EVENING THAT HAS BEEN A TREMENDOUS SUC- CESS OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS. R, Gates, P, Polivchak, K, O'Neill, C. McAlister, C, Walsh, C, Brooks, J, Heinde, E, Schnell, M, Sheridan, A, Grazis, E, Staunton. A, Charvat, I, Tschismadia, M, Ferenczy, J, Dickerson, R, Warner, M, De Laat, D, Hammel, S, Gorman. 113 wv PEELS : , Getting Che Concerts Cogether joys the awards banquet rsity Club en The Unive Craig Roche - Handball, Paddleball or Tennis anyone, 116 Bob Gougino and his date take in the prom or is it take off at the prom. 117 Ay et Bey Sn DANIEL E, BOYLE Editor 118 James Grendell Senior Class President Beaudry Man — 197] Chomas Costello Senior Class Vice-President 120 ad , Hr f tat ott CHARLES ABBEY ip eenreE=ess RARE : on eae te ae ‘ eeprmsmnegagetoniees a Ge TORO AE eRe ererenenaroneE WALTER BEDNARZ tH ho x a fy jaa) is (a4 fy) aa) O a RITA BAYUS GEORGE BATYKO 23 1 124 JOSE RAFAEL BENITEZ CHARLES BLACKMAN MICHAEL BOBINSKI DANIEL E, BOYLE JOHN BRUEGGMEYER RICHARD BUCKINGHAM JR, CHRIS TOPHER BURDE GEORGE BURKE hse JAMES ee, BUS HER HAROLD BUTLER JOHN E, BYERS LOUIS CAIROLI 125 RAE COLLIER ALBERT COLLINGER ANDREA L, COMAI LARRY CULLEN MARY ANN CULTRONA MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM JOHN DACHKO ROBERT DEL CORSO LOUIS DIZENZO CORMAC B, DeLANEY TIMOTHY ESONS RICHARD DeBLASIO MICHAEL DEMMA DENNIS J, DONNELLY THOMAS EVANS MICHAEL FAEMS MARTA FERENCZ Y JOHN D. FLYNN RONALD FORS TER 129 RALPH FORTUNO LAWRENCE P, FOX MICHAEL J. FREDERICK JEROME GAVIN ae arenes) 130 JAMES W, GIRARDY ALFRED GIZZI TIMOTHY GORKA TOM GOSLIN JAMES GRENDELL KATHLEEN GUBA ROBERT GUGINO JOHN HAGERTY 131 DONALD HARDENBROOK KEVIN HARTY DAVID F, HENRY VIRGINIA HENRY 132 KATHLEEN HESPEN CARL HITEMAN GARY HOOVER TERRENCE HORAN Mug! ieee anil GS. Bes ey ss ae 5 li See: THERESE HORNACK MICHAEL V, HOWE DOMINICK IACUZIO M, EDWARD IVANCIC, JR, : RAYMOND J. JURIS ZENON JURKIW ROBERT JOHNSON DENNIS R, JOYCE 133 JOHN KAST KURT KILICHOWSKI ANTHONY KOCIANCIC, JR, HENRY KINICKI, JR. CAROL KUHNER RICHARD KOLMAN DANIEL KOPKAS STEPHEN KRESNYE TIMOTHY KROLIKOWSK. RALPH KRUMHANSL TIMOTHY LEONARD TIMOTHY LARKIN JOHN LOOK KEVIN F, LAWLER THOMAS LUKAS RICHARD LEEHR JAMES R, LYNCH 135 JAMES KEVIN McNAMARA JAMES M, MACKEY JOSEPH MADIGAN KATHRYN MALLOY MICHAEL MANNION KENNETH MARINIK ROBERT MARSEY MICHAEL MARSICO RICHARD MAURER DENNIS METZ JOHN METZGER ROBERT MEYER KENNETH MIKO PAUL MILAZZO JOHN J. MILES JOHN R MILES JOHN MINIELLO WILLIAM MITCHEL 138 JAMES L, MOORE IRA MOYER LEONARD MUNI JAMES MURPHY CECILIA NEIMANAS GEORGE NISTA GRETCHEN NOETZEL NICHOLAS NUNES, JR. THOMAS O'BRIEN ROONEY O'GARRY TIMOTHY Oran RODOLFO PADILLA 139 J. D, PALERMO JOHN F, PALERMO OKSANA PAWNYK THOMAS PECORA KENNETH PENNICA JAMES PEOPLES DENNIS PERRY PATRICK PLUNKETT PAUL POJMAN MARTIN POPLAR JAMES POWE JAMES PROHASKA 140 JACK PROTIVA VS wae ae itt Hf FF; Lisp es meee ROBERT | REED TERRENCE RICE RAY ROONEY JOSEPH RUSSELBURG DAVID J, SAMICK MICHAEL SCHALL, JR. RAYMOND SCHUVILLE AUGUST SELAK CHARLES SELLNER f bm Se we te we Ee Oe =f . ce 4-9, a, Pn oe � ‘ a 4 ss Py 2 ‘ : §-§-§-4-4-5-4.-- TE A Sh te Pier THADDEUS SHALEK WM, MICHAEL SHANAHAN JAMES SIDO LAWRENCE SIGLER 142 JOHN SIRACUSA cor JOHN TE: SISIL ERNES T SOBIERAJSKI ROGER SOWINSKI (A' AN WILLIAM SPRINGER TIMOTHY SROKA JOHN STABILE RONALD STEN MARY JANE STRAUSS CELESTE SUCHAKI MICHAEL SULLIVAN GINO TARTAGLIA 144 RAYMOND TCHOU PHILLIP THOMAS MATT THOMETZ, JR, JOHN THOMPSON CLAYTON TODDY, JR. RICHARD TRAGY JOHN TUOHY JOANN TURK oe JOHN J, URBAN, JR. VIRGINIA VARGA JOHN VERHOVNIK ASHLEY WALKER DAVID R. WALSH MARTIN WALSH RICHARD WARNER RICHARD WELCHANS GREGORY WIEZOREK 146 WILLIAM ZELEI JOHN ZAREK JOSEPH J, WISNESKI JAMES WILLIAMSON - te) ee oe von Pa ee 1 aie ator ; Pie ie ‘ phe - r � v Nrthze. hae hn , : i Seni neon = a sak ROBERT PFAHL AND DALE BOEHNLIEN Editors Che Brotherhood of Delta Alpha Cheta Congratulates Jts Graduates | DAN BOYLE TOM MORGAN RICH DANCH MARK PLUSH TED SHALEK Che Brotherhood of Alpha Kappa Psi Wishes to Congratulate Its Graduating Seniors JOHN PALERMO RIGKepebBUASLO CHRIS BURDE 156 Sponsors John Rk. Anderson 3827 MeGlur Ave: Pitts burch we ieenna. J. F. Bissonette LivwManiansAve: Glesman, Penna. MresandsMrs se Unondasen ms boyvle 4108 Albertly Ave. Parma, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Caster 6405 Kenyon Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Michaelv).. 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Wiechel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zelei and Mrs. Charles Zimmer Ill Ike Sherman J. ewarel IMlee, Zimmerman INiee XN Fe x™—™ ™ SES 170 he 1977 Carillon Dantel €. Boyle — Editor-in-Chief This has been a trying year for the Carillon, We began publication late in the season. The 1970 Carillon did not arrive until April, 1971. Financial problems plagued us, The 1970 issue was at one time deemed the last issue of the Carillon publication, Another tradition almost died. But that did not stop us. Through the incomparable efforts of Jack Thompson and his staff, we are back in publication. When all has been completed, the 1971 Carillon might likely establish a record. We hope that this issue will be the first year- book to establish or stage a sell-out in at least a decade, The members of the staff have worked diligently in their effort to prepare a quality publication. Time will tell if we have succeeded, As we submit to you the pictorial record of 1971 at John Carroll it is our fervent hope that the work of the Soc iety of Jesus, the lay faculty, staff, students, board of directors and friends of the University will some day publish the centennial issue of the Carillon. Finally we thank our friends who guided us through the long dark days. Staff Daniel E. Boyle - Editor Thomas Gurgol - University Life Victor Sossi - Sports Michael V. Howe - Organizations Robert Pfahl and Dale Boehnlien - Business Managers Michael Crabil and Greg Crandall - Photographers Jack Thompson - Associate Editor Michael Meredith, Doug Merker, and John Peca - Assistant Business Managers Rose Sliman and Diane Garvey - Typists John R, Carpenter, M.S, Ed. - Moderator Photoland of Cleveland - Senior Photographers The May Co. and Henry Berlon, Sr. - Commencement Photographers Charles Menz and Taylor Publishing Company - Publishers Thomas Gurgol - University Life Editor Michael Howe - Organization Editor Victor Sossi - Sports Editor 171 BY Yer � ! 1 @y Members of the staff at the Awards Banquet ee, . Mike Crabil - Photographer Greg Crandall - Photographer Mike Meredith and Doug Merker - Assistant Business Managers 172 : % e : 173 Giiintas... GRP. = 2 2 “ 2. ees -_— = —_ — 2 2 = — Lr i ee ee rr ee . } 3 ” ¥ My ARNIS : $ ‘ zi “ye . he M e Ih he ’ os “¢ A . . ’ . 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