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Bishop Loras and friends Frustrated, Anne? ,, lui.. -.m l 3 Swing your partner! m .v X w V P f--ff5Efw'5 Homecoming '80 5 E11 ME '.,B'3 . '15 M y . . .,-, ,rl 1. , ... A , H , , ,.I, .lvY,..-- , ' I V t I. --, J-'LA ,,,,,.,d...A-f-- if ll FNll,5.50o 5 l -- Do you see what I see? It's a Hawkette pom pon tree. See what we learned in Chemistry? Dr. Maslowsky would be proud. Many students and alumni were Homeward Bound for the 1979 Loras and Clarke Homecoming festivities. The celebration began Friday evening with a new attraction - an outdoor pep rally held in the Rock Bowl followed by a bonfire. The Homecom- ing royalty was introduced and the king and queen were crowned. Queen Mary Kuhl and King Brian Henderson were chosen to reign over a court that included Loras students Marikay Cor- nelis, julie O'Brien, Mark Cloghessy, Mike Ehrenstrom, Pete Mordente, Vince Berta, and Norb lanning, and Clarke women Margaret Doyle, Col- leen Ford and Mary Lyons. Kevin Conlon won the first annual Fun Run which preceded the parade Father Warren Nye led through the streets of Dubuque on Saturday morning. After a tailgating party on Keane field, hordes of fans headed for the Rock Bowl to witness a hard-fought football game between the Duhawks and the Lakeland Muskies. Fate was against Loras as the team ended up on the short end of a 28-3 score. Spirits weren't dampened for long, though - students, faculty and alumni dined and danced at Five Flags Civic Center. Entertainment for the dinner was provided by the Baker's Dozen. Things were wrapped up on Sunday with a concert by the United States Marine Band. Homecoming '79 was a great success and left all the par- ticipants looking forward to again being Homeward Bound . Kevin Cameron of the Baker's Dozen performs. ln the course of the 1979-80 school year the Five Flags Civic Center became a part of the Loras Experience. The Five Flags Civic Center was to be the stage for many of the activities. Though owned and operated by the city of Dubuque, Loras has access to the center for basketball games, special events and shows. The center also offers features of its' own to the public in the form of concerts by popular recording artists, ice skating and soon professional hockey competition. l During the first full year of operation the center became the homecourt for the 1980 District 15 basketball cham- pion Loras Duhawks. The center also provided a place to have the homeco- ming get together from the college, honor Loras alum Mickey Marty and provided comfortable and spacious surroundings for the Fred Waring concert. As the center continues to be part of the Loras Experience over the next 10 years, Loras looks to have a long and varied relationship with Five Flags. ll, C ,av -.- 1 X- 1:5 ,..,..1 First 1000 Pointer is Honored l l Marty in the 40's. Mickey Marty in 1980. january 19th, 1980 was a personnal homecoming for former Loras basket- ball player and charter member of the 1000 point club, Mickey Marty. Marty, a Dubuque native, was honored during the Loras VS. Briar Cliff game at Five Flags. Dr. Di Pasquale and former President Monsignor Michael Martin were the principle speakers in behalf of Marty. Current Loras coach Bob Mullen made Marty honorary coach of the game, which saw Loras trailing by 12 points, tie the score at the end of regulation time. The Duhawks then pulled ahead to beat ranked Briar Cliff 58-56 in overtime. A dream win for any coach. Also present for the ceremonies were Marty's 9 children and 19 grandchil- dren, his former trainer, teammates and friends. They, along with other Loras fans and teams, gathered toge- ther to honor Mickey Marty-student, athlete, veteran, family man. nil. 'L. P 'q The family join in to honor Dad. Tokens of the past and present for Marty. Teammates join in to honor Marty. Tension on the bench. l Former Pres. Martin also joins. gg, Freshmen Orientation -,. .JL The Loras experience. l' , T Kg ' ,r Nl This may be the last good meal we get. DON'T TAKE MY PICTURE. Freshmen orientation offered fun packed activities for everyone. The festivities began Sunday August 26th and didn't end until late Tuesday August 28th. The schedule of events that served to bring the new members of the Loras Community, both on and off-campus freshmen, together was one that included everything from tips on how to survive lectures, to a relaxing riverboat ride on the Mississippi. As the students arrived on Sunday, there was a brunch served in the dining room. Later Sunday afternoon there was a concelebrated Mass in Christ the King Chapel. Sunday evening many Loras freshmen found themselves at the University of Dubuque for the Scott jones perfor- mance. Monday morning the students had a chance to visit with their counselors. In the afternoon the students were found wondering around Dubuque, exploring both on their own and accompanying the tour that was provided by Loras. A shopping trip to Kennedy Mall was also a special attraction for many. There was also an opportunity for students to sign up for participation in intramurals, clubs and various other extra-curricular activities offered at Loras for the active students. As the day progressed it proved to be even busier than anticipated. The afternoon began with the first rounds of the softball tournament. The annual Tri-College picnic at Clarke was followed by a dance at Loras. This brought the second day of orientation to an exhausting end. Tuesday began early with the lectures on Tips on How to Study and Take Good Notes, College Writing Skills and College Math. In the course of the afternoon there was an outdoor barbeque in front of the Loras Fieldhouse which was enjoyed by a hungry lot of kids. As the softball tournament continued into Tuesday afternoon there were thrills and spills and a lot of excitement and fun had by everyone. The winners of the softball tournament were each awarded five-dollars. The winners were - Chris Bodder, leanne Durey, Doug Feldman, Tim Fetzer, Bruce Hallahan, Tony Habel, joan Kedley, Mike Moriarity, Vicki Ross and Don Rowland. Next on the orientation agenda was the relaxing Riverboat Ride on the Mississippi River, which served to prepare everyone for the gala routines of the talent show late Tuesday evening. The three days of orientation gave the students the opportunity to make friends, get to know the faculty and provided time for them to prepare for their first year of college life. l l l l l L F l I Papel Delegate visits Loras On April 24th, Archbishop jean jadot, the Apostolic Delegate to the U.S. was a guest of the Loras Community. Archbishop jadot arrived in Dubuque on April 23, for a three-day visit to the Archdiocese of Dubuque. Archbishop ladot had a full day during his visit to Loras. An informal meeting with faculty and students was held in the Keane Hall Lounge from 10:00 to 11:30 while a concelebrated Mass was held in Christ the King Chapel at 1:30. Father james Barta, delivered the Homily during the concelebrated Mass. Following the Mass a reception was held on the lawn by the Fieldhouse. At 3:30 the convocation began, with Loras President Pasquale Di Pasquale, jr. as the Master of Ceremonies. Father Gary Krapfl delivered the invocation. Fol- lowing the convocation Archbishop jadot discusses church matters with a special panel from the Loras Commun- ity. Father Barta served as moderator of the discussion, with Rosemary Cronin, a lay faculty member: Gerard Noonan, the Loras Registrar: Mary Kuhl, Pre- sident of the Senior Class: Sister Bernadine Curoe, a Visitation Sister and psychologist at the Loras Counsel- ing Center: Tom Kane, Student Senate President: and Father Robert Vogl, Chairman of the Department of Religious Studies. Archbishop jadot is the 9th Apostolic Delegate appointed to the U.S. Ap- pointed in 1973, Archbishop ladot is the official representative of Pope john Paul ll to the Catholics of the United States. During a meeting in Keane Hall the Archbishop ladot enters Christ the Kin , lead by 47545 students get to meet the delegate. Archbishop jadot offers mass, and delivers the words, and Blessings of Pope john Paul Il. S area bishops, for the concelebrated Mass. Papel delegate ladot and Dr. Di Pasquale discuss matters. Bill Lux, of the Board of Regents, speaks at the discussion. Clarke-Loras SingersMeet The Pope The Clarke-Loras Singers began their performing year with an invitation to be one of five choirs to perform in Des Moines during the appearance of Pope john Paul ll at the Living History Farm on October 4. Since the area around the Farm was to be closed off at 6 p.m. on the 3rd, the group spent the night in the homes of various people in the area. The next morning the choir had to be at the farm before 6 a.m. to ensure that they could get past the security guards. All this was worth it, however, as the group was given front line seats for the ensuing Mass celebrated by the Pontif. The people of Iowa await john Paul ll. ww or ff ti J V 1 f 5 WS' t N I jeff justice finds one way to keep warm. Hi, I'm Dave George and I sing. Charlie Pink prepares for the Pope. T at ! l-'Wg A 1 Pope john Paul delivers his message to Iowa . . . . . and the Clarke-Loras Singers deliver their song to Pope john Paul. . . . Poland and Russia One of the first legs of the trip, as the singers leave Finland. The Black Madonna of Poland. Charlie Pink rests enroute. This sight meant death to thousands of jews during WW ll. The gates to Auschwitz. 5 f L.. I-:J The singers leave their hotel to tour Warsaw. J..--f The Clarke-Loras Singers, with many Loras students as members have, in the past toured Poland, but this Christmas they were invited to sing in Russia as well. As part of the Russian Tour, the Choir was not able to sing any of their religious music, so a second concert was prepared. The tour of Poland was enjoyable, with tours of old forts, cathedrals, market- places, and old-style cities on the agenda. The group also visited the concentration camp of Auschwitz. The group was not allowed to sing in Russia, but did manage to protest by singing several religious songs in Moscow and refusing to attend a lecture in Leningrad. The choir finished the tour with an excellent concert in an underground church in Helsinki, Finland. ZITI A common sight during winter in Poland. HI MOM, from Leningrad. Kevin Cameron from Moscow. PO Sneak Preview On February 29th, 1980, Tuohy Auditorium saw the bright lights of Broadway as the 26th annual APO Sneak Preview unfolded. Alpha Phi Omega has sponsored the show for its' yearly run. Under the theme of Broadway , students from Loras and Clarke assembled a show made up of numerous group numbers, solos, dance acts and comedy routines. The 1980 production was produced by Bill Reilly, directed by Dave George. With music directed by Carl Malsack, and comedy directed by Marc Frost. All proceeds from the show are distributed to various Dubuque Chari- ties such as Muscular Dystrophy. A service scholarship for a Loras junior is also a result of these proceeds. s :.,, 1 Where have all the D.l.s gone? Get down 84 Boogie So happy, when we're singin '80 Dance Marathon The 1980 dance marathon for Multiple Sclerosis was a great success. A grand total of 53,500 was raised by the 23 couples who danced for 30 hours - from Friday night of March 15 to Saturday March 16. Money was raised by many -means during the course of the 30 hours. Such as swallowing gold fish, walking on hands, and other activities. The theme of this years dance marathon was Dancin So Life Won't Pass Them By. The marathon was organized by Chairman Tom Cherrier and Co-Chairman Peg Brachle. Mark Critelli and Nancy Briggs were awarded a trophy for raising the most money during the marathon. Many thanks were to go out to assorted sources for their aid in the success of the marathon. Dennis Higgins donated the use of his pro-sound system as well as records and some DJ. assistance. D.j.'s from some of the radio stations and discos also joined in the cause. The merchants of Dubuque also did their part by supplying food for the dancers and workers. But mostly the thanks went out to the dancers, pledgers and anyone who in the course of the marathon, donated money to M.S. It was they who were responsible for the real success. Test ,.,,., p I ,- f A JLBAYTHAPPY J CA x a Success Do The Bluto . . . Come on and Dance Two left feet yes, two left hands NO with me. Z '1Eg 4. We'll do the, twist, the bump, the potatoe too. My-ss wg:-2 -U5 is Igave. . .and gave. . .and gave. . 2. 1 'Q 7,g,LL-L ,why L g nrilzjwh gf,..grf4'i' -.ti l Y J 5 WT .A 'Fil S- V All together now - One, Two Three, KICK. Move over Buddy Rich. Toot, Toot, Tootsie .,. I . I could have danced all night - AND I DID! Can I join in too? Sound, by Higgins 1- X V V THOT Uwtuli -Dame I Q To 4, V . 'Z , ,V V ...qi , ,, 11 ff ' N I , 'fa . J A' - ' '1- 7 ' 1 I Let's Boogie Dancin for those who can't. Dr. Di Pasquale, also does his part to help the cause, as a part-time DJ. Facult Forums Return to Loras Argument and debate. Two words which are separated by only the thinnest of lines. Yet during February and March, members of the Loras Faculty met to debate different topics. The forums were started as a result of a survey of the 1979 seniors in which they indicated a desire to see faculty members debate each other on assorted topics of general interest. Senior class president, Mary Kuhl and academic dean, Father james Barta, picked up and developed the idea into the faculty forums. A series of four forums were set up, with a different panel of faculty for each, with a moderator in charge. The questions for the forums were: 1. The Current State of the American Economy: What Role Should the Government Play? 2. American Civilization: Growth or Decline? 3. American Catholicism: Sick or Healthy? 4. The Energy Crisis: Technology or Bureaucracy? The format for each forum started with the moderator introducing the panel and the topic. Each member then had 5 to 10 minutes to present their views, after which they could question each other. Lastly, the audience could question the panel. The debates were open for anyone to attend, and served to help sharpen listening skills and share information with all. It is hoped that now that the forums are established they will continue to be part of the Loras Experience. Paul Heer listens to the debates. The panel prepares for their talk Iii., Ar Al Il MJ I, Di' NUMINI OKISITAMIKQ wnsequznczs of Fri each Riff Is the Catholic system working or not? june Rauen checks her notes on the discussion. Dr. Auge ponders a point The CLoras CPlayers '7Present .fl 'X A: I ,, , 0' J tillllll IIIIII15 t ... I n.. ,y H 1 K 'vin Mystery was the theme of the Loras Players' 1979-80 Theatre season which began on Parents Weekend, Oct. 25-28, with the presentation of Something's Afoot . The musical by Iames McDonald, David Vos and Robert Gulach involves ten characters trapped on an English estate who are mysteriously killed one by one. The cast included Mary Bushman, Colleen Boland, Marc Frost, Andy Haun, Gerry Baggot, Cathy Renk, james Hayes, Robert Reynolds, Anne Kenney and Barak Stribling. The show was directed by Don and Lauretta Stribling - Assistant Director and Stage Manager was Kathy Ianatta and the set was designed by Barak Stribling. Lauretta Stribling handled the costumes and Tom Holme managed the lights. Something's Afoot was entered as an Associate Production in the American College Theatre Festival XII, which netted Cathy Renk an audition in the Irene Ryan acting competition and earned Barak Stribling recognition for his costume designs and scenography. 'it I -, -iw .Y ,641 X AU , -,Q-N p y. F7 . 1 - ' I I m 'EI Mlm I M . 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The play is a chilling mystery about an innocent blind girl who becomes tangled in a smuggling scheme. She is led unseeingly through many horrify- ing experiences and thrown into conflict by trying to overcome her sighted tormenters. The cast was made up of Barak Stribling, Robert Reynolds, Gerald Baggot Ill, Cathy Renk, Ken Ryan, Kelli Houselog, joseph White, Daniel Nebel and john Michalski. l-. 11. 1-J 'Il 'Xl 'Il Ill I-l 1 Y' 1 lie I didn't know you cared. Dont ever call me four eyes again. it for us? What do you think . . . Partners . 'l.. .i.'.ZLz..L WAIT . She must not be allowed to go. Are you afraid Suzy? ,an l said don't go any further! Stay away! She can help herself. I-'LL The third production of the Loras Players 1979-80 season was Night Must Fall , by Emlyn Williams, on February 17-19. The play, a murder mystery set in the 1930's English setting. Night Must Fall consisted of the cast - Cathy Renk, Barak Stribling, Cathy Canning, Matt Whalen, john Mickalski, Anne Stattelman, Sarah Norton and Carole Bodensteihner. Kit. Dinner Time ,t ,Zn ia- ,-.Jes la., 13' ,- ' lt's so wonderful to have all of you here. Ya a'fine 'ole gal mum, that ya are. Murder? Should I know anything about it? x -fx l'm sure you had nothing to do with it, did you dear. av What does it say? What does it say? s , ,ax You don't really believe me do you? Well mum, I guess this is good-bye. Thank-ya now. The presentation of Cinderella on April 19th and 20th, capped the 1979-80 season for the Loras Players. The play was a new musical version which included all the familiar char- acters, plus Harold the White Rabbit from the story Alice in Wonderland The play was also performed mid-March at Cedar Rapids in connec GHCIQIAQK Cl . ' . ,151 l QBNDEREQJK tion with the Cedar Rapids Childrens Theatre. The show met with great success as it performed for over 2000 children and adults. The cast included Laurie Weber, Kathy lanotta Cathy Renk Steve Slade Terry Theriault Nancy Schulz and Barak Stribling Come and Marry me lf you got the money I got the time. a ., You mean you don't want to be a Prince 'x fi , tk ,. 4, x , i , ' A r .fx an . AI A, i - Yes, I'm the one you're looking for. 9th nnual lazz Fest The Annual jazz Festival was once again part of the Loras experience, open not only for students but for the entire city, as it completed it's 9th run. Leaders, Bill Sears and loe Colaluca on stage. - joseph C. Colaluca, Chairman of the Music department, as well as the organizer of the festival, arranged for Saxophonist Bill Sears to be the featured clinician and soloist for the event. Sears has performed with many bands throughout the country and is current- ly teaching at Indiana University. As a performer and teacher, he has the ability to relate to people of all ages. Cfanking up lo' fhe featured guest' While at the festival, Sears will listen to, evaluate and instruct high school bands and conductors from the surrounding tri-state area, in the field of music. The 1980 jazz Festival welcomed Dubuques' three high schools as well as students from other high schools. Such as East Dubuque, ll., Boscobel, Wis., Waterloo, la. and Genesceo, ll. Local students, look, listen and learn about music. 'S P f , '1 , 1 .- ss j ' i E w X X Q . if fx L V h V , I .Avz Sears talks music to the local students . . . . . .then shows he knows what he speaks. . . . . . and sits back to evaluate the results. Fun and Games Equal Dionysia The anything goes weekend kicked- off on Friday, March 28th with games and contests from 4:00-7:30 in the Rock Bowl. On Friday night a movie festival was held in Tuohy Auditorium from 9:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. The films shown included, The Champ , 2001: Space Odyssey , and That's Entertain- ment: Part ll . Saturday, the 29th was the day Dionysia Weekend exploded into the fun and craziness that goes with this annual event. The softball tournament which consisted of teams of 5-men, 5-.women was, to say the least, enjoyed by everyone. Thanks to the Student Senate, Dorm Council and the Inter-fraternity Coun- cil, the 1980 Dionysia turned out to be the best yet. Ellington 84 ll That jazz Ellington on stage in the Loras Fieldhouse. N. bl. 0. gt ,JA I '35 Mercer Ellington poses with a few of those responsible Mercer is interviewed after the concert. e 1 The Tri-College Art Council presented the Duke Ellington Orchestra, con- ducted by Mercer Ellington, in the Loras Fieldhouse at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 23rd. Members of the band include Cootie Williams, Harold Ashby, Money john- son and Chuck Conners. Mercer Ellington has appeared as guest con- ductor at the American Song festival in Saratoga and at the All-City High School Band Contest in Los Angeles. He is also writing the biography of his famous father for publication by Houghton Mifflin of Boston. for bringing him to Loras. Mercer Ellington displays his trade. i ,1 L' 13 f, 5 The Ellington band in concert. Mock Convention '80 On Wednesday, April 16 and Thursday, April 17, the Loras Fieldhouse was the scene of the seventh quadrennial Mock National Convention. Work on the 1980 convention began in early November and culminated in the selection of a presidential and vice- presidential candidate for the Repub- lican Party. For two days, approximate- ly 800 students from Loras and Clarke College, Wahlert and Hempstead High School argued, cheered, bargained, and demonstrated for their favorite presidential hopeful. The tedious matter of formulating a party platform was undertaken as issues were dis- cussed, often heatedly, and positions established. What resulted was a scaled-down version of the Republican National Convention, not unlike the event held in Detroit three months later. The convention began with feelings of great anticipation. Students in cos- tume, representing every state and land possession of the United States enjoyed the festive mood of the first session not knowing what to expect. Initially, most of the delegates were overwhelmed by the rules, regulations, and procedures of the convention. Eventually, patterns of convention business were established and recog- nized by the delegates. The many issues of the platform were hammered out through long, often emotional debate. After hours of fighting, compromising, and voting, a platform was accepted, but not without con- siderable dissension among the delegates. The disagreements left unresolved by the platform ratification resurfaced at the second session during the pre- sidential candidate nominations. After the first roll call vote of the delegates, it was clear that none of the supporters of the front runners, Ronald Reagan, George Bush, or john Anderson were willing to switch their allegiance to another candidate. As the presidential balloting dragged into the third session, tempers wore thin, loyalty began to fade, and concessions were made. On the fifth ballot, a com- promise candidate, former President Gerald Ford, became the Mock Republican Convention's choice for president. After two quick ballots, the :nis- 1 Ulr- ,- vtnef -5 .. r, . v y' v. 5 . E1 Emil' .AK The Loras fieldhouse became Detroit for the 1980 Mock Republican Convention. Bill Mullee Campaigns for Ford. exhausted delegates picked Howard Baker as Ford's running mate, ending the business of the 1980 convention. Along with the many memories of the convention such as New York's exasperating votes, Barefoot, preg- nant and in the kitchen , attempts to oust Hawaii, Mr. Chairman!, posters and more posters, Delegates, please be seated! , throwing paper at the Wahlert delegation, The great state of . . . , Mr. Noonan's southern drawl, l'm sorry, you're out of order , rumors and more rumors, Nancy who?, ln the form of a question, please, favorite sons, Anderson kills babies , the Fieldhouse Convention Center, secret service men, and of course, speeches of every kind - something of our confusing and exciting method of Fl l Tom Kane chairs the convention meetings. choosing presidential candidates was learned. Sponsored by the Loras Student Senate, the mock convention was the result of a tremendous amount of time, work, and energy from many in- dividuals. Certainly, lohn Brien and Mary jo Carballo, co-chairpersons of the convention, should be singled out for their significant contribution to the success of the two day event. Also, a special word of thanks is expressed to Mr. john Dorweiler, Professor of Political Science, to whom the 1980 convention was dedicated. Under Mr. Dorweiler's initiative and direction, the mock convention has become an educational tradition at Loras, giving students a first hand experience in the political process. tx Dan Crane of Illinois, keynote speaker. Tom Tauke gives the opening Mayor Carolyn Farrell Robert D. Ray of Iowa also spoke address. Y -'X .gi L A f 5' I I if in '21 xt l W . : ' l ' Y if gn E t 'S i N Al : Hawaii shows their support for George Bush. Kevin Owens speaks for his state. A LOOK MA! l'm a delegate. California pushes for their homegrown product, Ronald Reagan. -ee ,J Y go FORD ul Anderson supporters rally for their cause. Gerald Ford proved to be the one wanted by the convention. 6 4 ' .gr w W' f N Q, W'e , , mm, J le '71 omination Goes To 1 53' L U Q' H P i ' iw wg- H mmf , ,, ,,,,,,, ,-,!,, , , ,,,,, -3 ,,,, -,W -- -- U v X 9 9 3' UD,-N Q' -M 5 gig? 'L 'f' . w w ' ' I if ' X I . 'w w al I Ufv v '. - Q '51, I 2' H f ll Ar X 7 1,5-. 35- . 1, : , V Wx 4 s,-L m M . -,M Q ,YE 10 ' nl , T Gerald Ford nd Howard Baker -. .1 1 j ' . lf' 5: 'VJ ' I 4-iff , V, ... .-.. '41 nf ' '1 'U W ' AQ, 1 N ,u V-t if ., , r , , . -1 , f' J? .gil 4 v 5 3 ' ws may :- F ' ,A 1' 1 fx g ' 'I ' N' -X, K: N , Vlf 4,315 - f fx N . ,i4P'1 - X 5,11-.cqif II M ff f f X , X y 11 , .' '+A-ff' xv-IQ ,if , 5 5 Q - .,, Xa. t , X' -ff fflfn. , X D C - 0 slum 1 3 I Dr. Marvin Pappenfuss presents the Mathematics Award at the Senior Lun- cheon The final wind-up for the Class of 1980 began on Friday, April 18, with a picnic for the seniors and faculty, held behind San jose Pool. Beautiful weather, good food and drink, and intramural equip- ment loaned to the seniors by Al Schramm all contributed to the good time. On the following Tuesday, the Annual Seniors Honors Luncheon was held, giving recognition to outstanding students for academic achievement. The luncheon was held at the Dubuque lnn, and Monsignor Gannon was invited to speak. His talk, Success: The Risk of Failure, received a standing ovation. Next on the seniors' agenda was a cocktail party and dinner sponsored by President Pasquale Di Pasquale, lr., at Graduation Faculty, students and administrators gather to honor the past years outstanding academic achievements Happy's Place on Thursday, May 8. The next night was the last Friday night in the Pub for the seniors and they celebrated accordingly with a Senior Pub Party, sponsored by their Class Council. A rainy Saturday turned into a beautiful night for the Baccalaureate ceremony, as the faculty and seniors proceeded from the south side of Keane Hall to Nativity Church. There, Monsignor George Schulte, Professor Emeritus and retired Professor of Chemistry, delivered the Baccalaureate Mass homily. Monsignor Schulte was chosen by the seniors in recognition of his great contributions to Loras students and faculty. Following the Mass, a Graduation Party co-sponsored by the Clarke and Loras seniors classes was held at the Julien Motor Inn. joe Colaluca and his own professional band provided the music. Graduation ceremonies were held in the Fieldhouse on Sunday, May 11, at 11:00 a.m. The guest speaker was Dr. Mildred Fay jefferson, General Sur- geon at Harvard Medical School and Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery at the Boston University School of Medicine. Dr. jefferson, who was recommended by Father Karl Schroeder, is President of the Right to Life Crusade, Inc. and was former Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Right to Life Committee. After the ceremony, there was a short reception in Touhy Auditorium, where the seniors said their final goodbyes. Baccalaureate Celebrants of Baccalaureate The procession leaves Nativity The annual procession to Nativity Msgr. George Schulte delivers the Homily I!! If 'lf ll! 'll If If If 1 Sl .Jfx -.44 joseph Schaefer leads the procession. Rev. Gary Krapfl delivers the opening prayer. The indoor graduation was filled to capacity. .-fn..-.. -, . ,--f',. '.fx' ' ' William Lux presents Dr. Mildred Faye jefferson an honorary degree. Dr. Mildred Faye jefferson, graduation speaker Brenda Wilcke receives her degree Y gb.. 3 4, I ig li- fel! Q -we-e:i,un1si,... ,,,E 8 I ?'i'T I L - , , 1 ,Q r ' S . I A, ia , .ww- .,. .sage ,, - 4 :Iii Mary Kuhl addresses her class i A Final Step to a New Beginning ! X X X X X X X ,X XX X X N. X X X X X Y X X xi X X N X X XXX X KN 1 X X X X X 'X X X X ' X N X X X X X X XX X X X X, X X X X 'X X X X X 'X XX 'X X X X X 'X X X X! R W X , X XX X X X X X, X X X X X 'X 'X ' 'X an.. X X X X X X X X X 'N X X X r X U X ,fn X X 1979 The 1979 season proved to be another building year for the Duhawk football team. Coaches Dave Os- trander, Bill Sheston, and Steve Flynn led their team to a record of 3-7 as the Duhawks sought to regain the winning ways the program enjoyed in the early 1970's. Brian Henderson and Mike Corrigan sparked the Duhawk running attack which was under the leadership of quarterbacks Randy Petsche, john Rolfes, and Dave Schnier. Pat Stauffer and joel Rollinger were switched from QB to wide receiver, and flanker positions, and when teamed with veteran receiver, Stan Nielson, provid- ed the offense with the needed aerial attack. Senior Chip Kurt established himself as the starting center while senior Rick Ross and junior joe Schmall lined up in the guard positions. Paul Rice, a junior, and Rod Schlader, a sophomore manned the tackle spots. Tom Henderson started at tight end while Mark White provided backup help to Henderson at fullback, with jim Hentges playing tight end or flanker. Tony Cusimano at tight end gave the Duhawks needed depth while Mike McGowan and joe Thyne' saw action on the offensive line. Anchoring the defense for the Duhawks were linebackers Dick Cody and Tom Denlinger. Rick Kratz, Mike Sabo and jeff Franklin were the starting defensive ends while john Majerus, Steve Huss, Bill Mullee, Mike Rome, Matt Stuart, Ken McFadden and Forrest Trausch all saw action in the interior defensive line. Mike McDer- mott was the starting nose guard and also handled the punting chores. In the defensive backfield Mike Purviance, john Pritchard and Brian Hornstra saw action close to the ball while Dave Duffy, Kevin Funke, Mike Balliu, Dennis Drish, and Don Zeller were the deep backs. The Duhawks opened their season with three straight road games but came up short 14-9 to Graceland, 13-9 to St. Ambrose and 21-7 to Mt. Senario. They then returned to the friendly confines of the Rock Bowl to play Martin Luther. The Duhawks quickly proved to the home fans that they could be an exciting football team by posting a 19-14 victory over the visitors from New Ulm, Minnesota. A road trip to Northwestern of Wisconsin resulted in a 22-14 loss and then Lakeland College spoiled the 12 Randy Petsche 17 joel Rollinger 23 Mike Purviance 30 Mike Corrigan 41 john Pritchard 50 Brian Hornstra 73 Rod Schlader 77 john Majerus 82 Tony Cusimano - Rebuilding Year Bill Sheston , ,I J ,-X4 Steve Flynn F ' l 2,- ' Sheila Ryan 5' 'P' Tom Flores Curt Long M.. i . 1 . L 'li T T Dave Ostrander -1i.il'f fxi fx . Bob Oswald 7 john Rolfes 10 Dave Schnier 11 Pat Stauffer 3 ' ' 7 x .1 -1 If. x- , fllT3 f'lf ',. r - 'l ,ff K? ' 5 fl Af ,- f .. 1 v ' f ID f 1 Q 'LM J 7 1 15 Brian Henderson 26 Dennis Drish 28 Kevin Funke 31 jim Hentges 1 . , '-Q. at 3, si V Q 4: 1 I . I - .. . ' H. 'I ,- H1 - gt -- L . f' NX -Ng' -' .' . - N fi. 11- 1 - j 4 f e .l .l 32 john Winkle 34 Dave Duffy 35 Dick Cody 36 Stan Nielson 42 Mark White 43 jeff Franklin 45 Don Zeller 51 Paul Rice 55 joe Thyne Tom Denlinger Forrest Trausch Ken McFadden 65 joe Schmall 66 Rick Ross 67 Mike Sabo 68 Mike McDermott 70 Mike McGowen 71 Mike Rome 72 Matt Stuart 74 Chip Kurt 78 Steve Huss 79 Bill Mullee 85 Tom Henderson 86 Rick Kratz 87 Mike Balliu Duhawk homecoming game by a score of 28-3. Northwestern of Wisconsin came to Dubuque and went home with a 35-6 victory, however the following week the Crusaders from Maranatha left the Rock Bowl on the short end of a 21-16 count. After a one sided loss to Concordia 51-6, on the road, Loras concluded the season at home with a 20-9 victory over Iowa Wesleyan thus ending the season on a winning note, and leaving a foundation of young players for future building. .f1rr ' - -- . ., if sfyij' T 5 4 ll , l J .. V . 1 SP1 I i fb- ., l-.. '. FU' Injuries and lack of experience hurt the Duhawks on a number of occasions, leaving them short of help in several positions. Yet Loras came back to win after their worst losses and proved themselves to be a team. Dick Cody and Brian Henderson were the co-captain's of the 1979 Duhawk grid squad and they feel that the team was an unselfish group of athletes that went all out to try and win every game. Y f , 1 .Q ' . , r,-i r - ffl E v . 4 l - -I T . i K . 1 i j 44 1' -li' jj, J 1979 Football Cheerleaders .. .' .--', L. LZ, g, 1- ' ff.. ' 15,2 , . x I, ,I :.L.'g-ff ,V J: ,viwn 2 ' ' -' 'sk '- 'I ' H ' TJ Marikay Cornelis lenni Arends Katie Deery Maria Schendl Jeanie Frentress Pat McEnery FN 'Wai 4 g:g3.Qjw'vT1:3gf11 Jef-:ff-E22K Fi f ,ew.pabn,g' 1?---4. -f.-51: 2: f:e4:gLs.g:! - - ,4 3' . -, , J, J ... J ' 5 .H SP - i -R if 1.:+: ' Q 4'-w ' 'hr f ' 4 ' , 4 urs? ' fb - F: l ua., , ' , H . ,. ir 'fr . I a ,,, I B- -A 41' K we ' K 1 E, ,lg ' .L A Teresa Morgan Sue Bien Kathy Hopinkah Sharon Kurtenbach Gina Cronin Robin Carew I Tom Denlinger Dick Cody Rick Ross All Conference All Conference, All Conference MVP, All District-15 ai ' - ' A i 4' 1 . r i 4 . 41fl,x.A'. . r - , A . 1 . .. A vb ' .A 'J 1 4. 4 1 i - V'. Brian Henderson Mike McDermott All Conference - All Conference - Honorable Mention, Mike Corrigan Kevin Funke Honorable Mention Most Improved Player All Conference, All Conference - MVP Honorable Mention P P -mmf L . x-5 ' -vv'-W -A V . 'JW' Mike Corrigan rushes for 100 PLUS, against St. Ambrose. lim Hentges uses the help from his friends for a gain S Joe Thyne helps on the double team. Defensive line ready. BRING EM ON! i i Defense stops the offense on the line for ZILCH. Majerus, on the prowl for the ballcarrier nother Successful Season The 1979-80 version of the Loras wrestling team probably concluded its best tournament season ever accord- ing to Coach Pat Flanagan. Based on the quality of competition and the level of team ability, the Duhawks placed 1-2-3-4 in their tourney com- petition. Strong NAIA challenges came in two tourneys. At Carthage IWIJ they won the tourney over eight opponents including UW-Parkside. The individual champs were Keith Nemec, Vince Berta and jim DeMatteis. At Chicago State they were third behind UW- Whitewater and the host, Chicago State. Here the champs were Mike Ochoa and Ken Beyer. Even stronger NCAA competition came at Wm. Penn IIAI where the Duhawks took second behind NE Missouri State and the champions were Nemec, Beyer and Tom Kettman. The toughest tourney was at Wheaton ULJ where Loras placed fourth of 23 teams. NCAA Division I teams, Drake, Marquette and Notre Dame were the only ones to place of Loras. The Duhawks won matches. These were over ahead seven Maranatha, St. Mary's Upper Iowa, UW-Eau Claire, Millikin, Grinnell and St. Ambrose. There were six losses. In the NAIA finals, where Beyer placed third at 'I67 and Berta, a mythical tenth out of 37 wrestlers, Loras placed a respectable 22nd out of 80 teams. Kettman won the first match of the tourney by a pin and found himself on the front page of the Hays IKSJ journal. Individualized highlights were many. Some of them are: undefeated dual meet records by Berta, Ochoa, Beyer and Al Gleason I7-4-'lip new season record for takedowns 1625 and escapes I45J by Berta, falls 1151 and reversals 1211 by Beyer, major decisions ISI by Ochoa. Graduating seniors with excellent winning career percentage records include Ochoa I850!0I, Nemec I72 !0j and Berta i650A1J. Other outstanding senior year records belong to Mark Richter I14-6-15 and lim DeMatteis I14-8-11. Trophies were given to Beyer for Best Record Q30-25 and Most Valuable Wrestler went to Berta Q23-8-27 and Nemec Q20-75. Other awards: Best Transfer to lim DeMatteis, HEAD COACH Pat Flanagan ASSISTANT COACH g. A I 1 g PY.: -J. ,v ,tr ,. ,. Matt Biondic Brad Deery 'L ' I '1 4. I' . .- 2 , L ' W I L J if inf, Burt Wilder X X' E . . Q it f 1 1 y I l lr E li . l F .f :P 11 x I rfiik Matt Downing , I -I Doug Drexler V ' Qt K' ' Al Gleason J' -L 'N Kevin Gubbins W 0 ' 1 Tom Kettman . 1 john Kranz fs- A' Chuck Kresse . - -, Bill McElligott i T I MA ' 1. I t It Bill Mullee 1 l Mike Ochoa I 414' -' john Piech .V ' I Mark Richter g X' X A Q . i -, Tony Stubbs Forrest Trausch Bob Vogt john Winkle . ' I l. '-3 L' X r l 'tj l' ' 'N vs. --. - ,. i ' ' A - as '.I.,fi 5 '1 . -?:,-:I Q Q . , all . I g R ' ,511- 1 i A . Ffa: ., F , ! -. x . I. 7 Q' I-'A ' ' 'fkhiif f .I I I 'wg . .I ' Ken Beyer Vince Berta lim DeMatteis Keith Nemec Best Record Most Valuable Best Transfer Most Valuable All American Wrestler Wf65!lf-'F Most Improved Upperclassman to Tom Kettman Q20-105, Fastest Pin Q49 secondsi by Mike Ochoa C11-1-Zi and Most Improved Freshman to john Winkle I8-91. Other strong contributing members of the squad were Bob Vogt Q19-7-13, john Kranz I9-21, Chuck Kresse Q14-7i and Bill McElligott Q9-61. The remainder of the hard-working team were Brad Deery, Matt Biondic, Doug Drexler, Kevin Gubbins, Bill Mullee, john Piech, Tony Stubbs and Forrest Trausch. 1979-80 Cheerleaders -N' 1 Captain Carolyn McCarthy Linda McKeag Myra Mesplay Denise DuBay 327 Kathy Rizzo Sheila Ryan Mary Pat Thyne -Q- -W' 'fs .Ci 5' The ref checks carefully before making it official that Loras has pinned another one down. Ken Beyer shows Chicago State how he got All American Honors. ir' N.. Vince Berta, winner by pin against Central. jghn Piech pins alum Marty Downg, john Winkle works to free himself from his opponent. 12 Aa- UG ma Keith Nemec working hard against Central. Bob Vogt in control of his match '- n 1 1 . Q Qi-L Z3 4+- QM. Brad Deery holds off Augustana. lim DeMatteis has Central well in hand. Chuck Kresse keeps Wartburg tied up. Kansas City Here We Come The 1980 edition of the Loras College Duhawks will go down as one of the best Loras basketball teams ever. They finished the year with a 23-11 mark as well as a trip to the NAIA National finals in Kansas City. Other highlights to the season would have to be the overtime win against Briar Cliff on Micky Marty Day at Five Flags Civic Center and a big win against University of Wisconsin Green Bay. Playing a rough schedule with many NCAA Division I and II teams on it, the Duhawks went over the 23 mark for the third straight year, a feat never before done at Loras College. During his six years at Loras, Coach Bob Mullen has now won 110 games and has taken Duhawk teams to trips in Georgia, Florida, California, and the National Tournament in Kansas City. He also received an honor this year in that he will represent the United States in lectures in some of the Scandinavian countries in the summer of 1980. Under Coach Mullens' directions, the senior Duhawks of 1980 were winners of 85 games during their four years at Loras, averaging 21 wins and 11 losses per year. Along with Coach Mullen achieving his 100th coaching victory, a special thanks goes to Assistant Coach Doug Smith, who has been his right arm over the last four years 'and without whom many of these victories would not have been possible. This year's seniors who achieved personal honors over their careers were, jeff Carter, who missed the 1000 Point Club by finishing with 992 points in only 2 V2 seasons at Loras. jeff was all-tournament in every tournament Loras played in, as well as All-District NAIA. Terry Callahan was also all- tournament at the Dan Danovan and will be remembered for his last second shot against Hawaii-Hilo in the National Tournament. Kurt Denner was also all-District NAIA and joined-the 1000 Point Club as a junior. Curtis Evans achieved All-American Honorable Mention as a junior mainly because of his play in the NAIA Tournament. Bill May was a strong asset to the success of the team and improved every time he walked on the floor. Neil Trainor and Bill Finn gave Loras an experienced bench which proved to be the difference in many close contests. john Curtis was also a steady player as a I yn y A . I' ' lu! fi X .5-X, A I MP' ff? ff I F Il 'A P tl I' Coach Bob Mullen Coach Doug Smith S.I.D. Vince Coyle Mgr. Doug Mgr. Paul Breitbach Wareham K l I .' flak I Y .' ' I . ' dl l : X Kurt Denner Terry Callahan jeff Carter john Curtis Bill May I -1 '17 ' I T'C'?li'fs'. M ' L if' Q A V J 13,5 ,gi l cw, , y V ,A . l J. Q. .ff l ll 'l l all . .V I f I ' ll ,-.- .- 5 Curtis Evans Neal Trainor Bill Finn George Lynch Paul Kacynski X ' J xi ' ' I . L - I .I A - . I ' If bf' ' ' .. 1 1 4 Kevin Fuller Dick Mertens jim Hayes Tom Connelly Bill Hogan ,ag X11 Roy Humphrey Mike Mills jim Brew Tom Meany Terry Galvin sophomore. He seemed to play tougher against the better teams. Other people who saw action were George Lynch and Dick Mertens. They will be called upon to give next year's team a boost, along with Kevin Fuller, Paul Kacynski, jim Hayes, Bill Hogan, Roy Humphrey, Tom Connelly, Tom Meany, and jim Brew. Manager Paul Breitbach and Doug Wareham, along with Trainer Tom Flores, will give the Duhawks a champion staff to go with a champ team. Katie Maria Mary Colleen Colleen Robin Anne Deery Schendl Ostrowski Callahan Marriott Carew Hicky 1 9 7 9 ,Q if Mike Tom Matt Tim Tony Sullivan Kane Madsen Leonard Manatt 5 0 C h e e r I e a d e I' S Anne Gina Theresa Sharon Noonan Cronin Morgan Kurtenbach 1 979-80 H awkettes -9 - ifrfrf 1 1,1-'V S7 4: ,MI N 1. x.1 rv ' I-il?: ' NIL' X -walk - Ip' 4 1 V' l l i T H 1 T ' - A , .Y , . J ' Lynn Marikay jeni Kathy Barb leanne Cindy Waldhauser Cornelis Arends McCarthy Ping Frentress Ryan ' ' T ' S1 5 ff ' .' i' V- - - Agn- V W1 V f T' ' ' , -, . ,.I A,,1i, A - ' ie ' T- to Q, ,P l ,tp , , l - W . ,fgff C ' A ' '71 1 L 'Y' ' l T 1 ze 'Q ff' '- it L i , -X ' I if ',-. , ik' A f ,xi N V . ,il V ,I-H: 1 Y , 1 14 .. .1 , f' X- ,. Q ' I ff? I n 'gli' - ll: el Cindy Kathy Sheila Sara Mary jo Marilyn Kathy White Hopinkah Sutherland Schroeder Schmitz Schalzitti Burish X f-1545-N k H .rf uw, 4 733542 ' P4 - Boots slams home the score. Humphrey watches for the rebound. 9 I ' 1, -- 4-'IJ Q.-,f A A jim 'fc Callahan looks for help gg .- ,nk Y Q , May on the rebound. 0. 1f'L,.i-' 1' 'UP ,f A John Curtis works the ball in around the lane. Denner is airborne for two. AIA Champion hip Tourney The sight Duhawk fans have waited for since 1947. A Loras team at the NAIA championships in KC. The Duhawk basketball team has been striving toersget to the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City and this year they made it. March 9, 1980 marked the first time since 1947 that a Loras basketball team competed in the National Tournament. In recent years they have been trying to get back to play for the National title and four times in the past ten years they have advanced to the finals of the District 15 playoffs. In both '78 and '79, Coach Mullen and the Duhawks have advanced to District finals only to eventually lose on both occasions to Briar Cliff College. But this year things were different. As a result of season records the NAIA playoff system gave Briar Cliff and Northwestern a bye in the first round. Loras played and beat Westmar while Grandview toppled Graceland to set up games that featured Loras against Northwestern and Briar Cliff against Grandview. The Duhawks posted an 84-70 victory over Northwestern at Northwestern while Grandview beat Briar Cliff at Briar Cliff, 91-88. This moved the two winners to the NAIA District 15 Championship Game at Five Flags Civic Center in Dubuque. The Duhawks started out slow in the champion- ship game but overcame the first half doldrums to post a runaway 93-70 victory. As a result of this, on March 9th the Duhawks headed for Kansas City. The 43rd Annual NAIA Basketball Tournament was just as colorful as the 42 that had gone before it. Teams from the 32 districts of the United States gathered to see who would be the best after the six days of basketball action in Kemper arena in Kansas City. Once they arrived at Kansas City, coaches, players, and the travelling party found out that there was a full round of activities planned for every day and night for the teams that were in the National Tournament. The Honorary Coach program provides each team in the tournament with two representatives from a Kansas City business to accompany the teams everywhere they go. These men planned activities for the teams and were assigned to act as hosts while the teams were in the tournament. Bob Raine and lim Washburn of a Kansas City life insurance company were assigned to the Duhawks and, in the opinion of the Loras team, were two of the best Honorary Coaches in the history of the tournament. They made sure that the players and coaches had an opportunity to see the Arrowhead Stadium Complex where both the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals play, as well as taking the team to many other points of interest in the city. They also gave every member of the team a departing gift in remembrance of their trip to Kansas City. The feeling of the Duhawk travelling party was that, in addition to the thrill and excitement of participating in a National Tournament, they met some of the most gracious people in the world in the players and Booster Club from Hawaii- Hilo. Because the game was televised live to the Hawaiian Islands, the Duhawks feel that they already know or are known by a number of people in Hawaii. In the first round of the National Tournament in Kansas City, Loras defeated Hawaii-Hilo, 72-70, on a last-second shot at the buzzer by guard Terry Callahan. The Duhawk fans screamed onto the floor in absolute bedlam as if they had won the National Championship. It will always be one of Loras' proudest moments. The next night Loras was down 17 points at half time to Clarion State in Pennsylvania. The Duhawks fought back to go ahead by one point with a minute left but failed in a couple of crucial free-throws in a 79-73 loss. The Loras College basketball team, rather than being discouraged, was very proud of their achievements in the past season, not only reaching the championships in Kansas City, but also getting down to the final ten NAIA teams in the nation. A couple of Duhawks received personal honors as guard Curtis Evans was named an honorable mention All-American because of his fine play in the tournament, coming back from a painful injury that limited him to only a half year's play. Iunior center Kurt Denner was also named to the jones Cup Team, an honor received by only five NAIA All-Stars. Kurt will be a member of the team representing the United States in Yugos- lavia in October of 1980. There were five seniors on the Duhawk Gina Cronin cheers on the Duhawks at Kemper. tournament team: Terry Callahan, jeff Carter, Bill May, Bill Finn and Neil Treanor. Many of them hold individual records at Loras and as a group, they have won more games than any other basketball seniors in the history of Loras College. When they were freshmen, the Duhawks were 14-15, as sophomores they were 24-8, as juniors 24-12, and this year the season's record for the NAIA District 15 Champions was i 23-11. Managers Doug Wareham and Paul Breitbach, as well as trainer Tom Fiore were also an important part of the team's success. In the past, when Loras went to the National Tournament, they made back-to-back appear- ances: 1939 and '40, 1946 and '47, and now hopefully 1980 and '81. Women's Basketball Q V XF N BV' -Lp N527 wwmw Q HEAD COACH: ASST. COACH: Barb Anderson Danise Curry ., N A y - .1 N -J A V A 1. -1 I n f B '-.Q in xvfzs gr. Denise Maier Lori Murray Theresa McClain Jayne Soppe Mgr. Kris Becker 4 N Lianne Thome Becky Horsfield Marianne Keating Denise Baggio Bev Witt , 1 .J N - . ....-si'-E , .. E gi .- Cathy Gales Vicki Ross Dottie Ranson Norma Leber Mary Beth Cleary ' , S Q --y is Q L. Q 44 8 1 A i T If' PI... i f A 5 - - 1 x 4 I 5 I - 'l l . X '-, 4 l 3 '-J '7 115' V 'X - fs- '.. ' q.,f-Ties , -, 'I f-555:-3, l ',,, Y ' xj :U -tl l,5'-'ill' Ranson looks for the rebound. Cathy lSpazJ Gales tips the ball for Loras. ,Q--.4 ,3,2,...... s Keating moves up the floor against Clarke College. A 1 1 Leber draws the foul en route to the basket. Top scorer Murray tries for another two. Barb Anderson, in her second year as Loras Women's Basketball Coach, produced another fine season for the Duhawks. Assistant Coach Danise Curry's know-how and enthusiasm were also contributing factors to the team's success. The Loras women burst from the starting gate by winning six of their first seven games, and kept up the momemtum to end their season as Dubuque's unofficial city champions, following victories over UD and Clarke. Individual notables include Becky Horsfield, a junior transfer from Clarke, who was a great outside shooter throughout the year. Mary Beth Cleary and Denise Baggio played a hard, pressure defense that produced many turnovers. Lianne Thome, Teresa McClain and jayne Soppe like to crash the boards, each leading the team in scoring at various times throughout the season. Marianne Keating held the season record for the most steals, playing with an intensity that won for her the 1980 Hustler Award . Though she was out much of the season following a knee injury, Vicki Ross demonstrated her ability early on and continued to support team spirit all through the season. Lori Murray, a freshman, set a school scoring record when she netted 32 points in the 56-53 victory over the University of Dubuque in the Loras Fieldhouse. Murray also, played tough defense all over the court, and was voted Most Valuable Player by her teammates for the 1979-80 season. With ever-increasing fan support, the Duhawks look forward to an even more successful 1980-81 season. T ' 5 lumpshot, as Bev Witt puts it up. 4th State Title Evades Netters HEAD COACH: ASST. COACH: TRAINER: MANAGER: MANAGER: Marcy Packer julie Westercamp john Houser Brenda Wilcke Denise Baggio Connie Bandy Denise Webber Mary Boyle Colleen Ryan The 1979-80 Loras Women's Volleyball season proved to be high-powered and filled with excitement, as this year's team upheld the excellent tradition that Women's Volleyball at Loras is so well known for. Coach Marcy Packer and the team compiled an impressive season record of 36-16-4. ln addition to regular season play, the team participated in several invitationals and tournaments throughout the Midwest. The first was the Marycrest Invitational where Loras placed first and brought home the first of several trophies. At the Graceland Tournament the Loras women played a grueling 13 games on the final day to bring home their second trophy, this time for second place. The regular season paralleled their tournament season in success, as the - ,.-5 . r' Elaine Curran Kate Schalz Norma Leber Terry Korth Michelle Murray Duhawks beat such strong teams as William Penn, Luther, Briarcliff and UNI. The season was climaxed by an impressive demonstration that is so typical of Loras Women's Volleyball. After having won the state title for the last three years, this year Loras placed second at the state meet, held at Wahlert, bowing finally to UNI in three straight games of 11-15, 8-15 and 6-15. From State, the Duhawks advanced to julie Hoffmann Eileen McDonough Cathy Gales Bev Witt Chris Lauer Regional playoffs in Missouri. There the team finished sixth to cap the end of an excellent season. The 1979-80 Duhawks were led by co-captains Connie Bandy and Denise Webber, both juniors. Other outstand- ing players during the season were freshman julie Hoffman, Sophomores Elaine Curran, Cathy Gales and Mary Boyle, and juniors Eileen McDonough and Michelle Murray. The balance of the team, provided the depth and bench strength needed to win. They consisted of Colleen Ryan, Kate Schalz, Norma Leber, Bev Witt, Chris Lauer, and Terry Korth. The off court team was made up of Assistant Coach - julie Westercamp, Trainer - john Houser, and Managers - Brenda Wilcke, Denise Baggio, and Tammy Edens. 1979-80 Volleyball Honors CONNIE BANDY: Most Valuable Player CATHY GALES: Most Improved Player Season award honors went to Connie Bandy for Most Valuable Player, Cathy Gales for Most Improved Player, and to Colleen Ryan the Hustler Award was given. COLLEEN RYAN: Hustler Award fd.,-all ' - fr ' f . V f V, fuer W .rf A11-A I ,jk 223' J- , ,9!.-:P :iii 1- :I N V ' 'tgp , l ' ' M4 5,53 ,,, ,,. ' ir, . , . 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HEAD COACH: Doug Smith BATBOY: Terry Callahan Neil Chris Muhr lil! Rima Mike Delaney lim DelMastro Kevin Fuller Stan Nielson Bart Gibney Curt Long Tom Neuhaus f nl-L-Ii-I.,--algo-up-Ii. If' ,lu-' ...I :.w,g- . ' Wm- .' . . 5, dz 2 1 M-fm, 'b,kiT- ljllllllpl ,. U, ommgg .V ' a -4 s it .fill l. A- www W ' ., v- le. .n,.. 4.1.4 94. , f ' , N- e Q -q, ., A . . V., x lv ' ', ,ff . 'T' 'A' .F ,A ' , yu A if' Q.. ' Lk. '.f::., E. K,--, I ' 'N If.. -Q M- ini, VM' .swf i ,L X gb v , 58 L1..- a . 'kr g V: K: f A it 1: - if t N f ' f e ggi I. 3 Craig Rima Steve Burke lim Boffeli Rick Ross Cory Soukup john Connolly A . .A X- Y V-lg , VA .- ' 1 in . th- 5- , - .,..t. Y ' , - . ,I ,-, Kew l'ff'f'f' B T 1 W1 if t- 1 -1' . ,fit ,N STV? -3193175 :Je 33 . t 'ig' 1 . A 1 ' ' 1 . fb -l8'l'Hfki, ,fyffff L ru, . 1 . -AHQVQM . lv. I- 51 N A d M i 4 N h , vffqi t , am Fqxvqg-A . A ,. :j:,,x.,,sh in .uv V1 if 915 Burr'-rw B- -1 i -. .sat-Pt' B A' f I. 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Bs' ' I-J: ' K. ' ' ' , B Q if A inf, if B T ,Ig ss ' , . xg 1 ', X ' I -,I--v -h yi -. Q . AJ, ' l ,I , my L!! t ,lk , N ld ' i 4 Q ,r N, V Y , . I A , , n . ' , 1 ' N ,Y L ' l I A A Q - N if '- ' H. l ' ix - :Q ' f l 1 ' . X .V , , -. ' x, Q A ,J ' I V N Q If-' ' L 4 1 X 'xgl 6 - N We .- 'N s- of ,tri X. 'A 1' It . M lim Farrell joe Hughes Dan Kennedy Brian Long Tom Meaney Brian Smith During their careers at Loras Mike The 1979 Loras College baseball season was highlighted by numerous team and individual honors. Coach Doug Smith, in his third season Q63-30-23 as head coach, was named N.A.I.A. District 15 Coach of the Year. He led his team to an all-time Loras College record of 28-13-1 and a post season District 15 play-off berth. Five Duhawks were selected first team all-N.A.l.A. District 15 and four others won honorable mention. First team selections were Mike Delaney, Terry Callahan, jim DelMastro, lim Boffeli, Frank Dardis. Honorable Mention selections went to Steve Burke, Craig Rima, Neil Rima, and Cory Soukup. Freshmen who contributed greatly and won letters this season were pitchers Duane Coleman, john Drilling and Scott Davis and infielders Dan Ken- nedy, Brian Smith, jim Brew, and joe Hughes. Outfielders winning letters included jim Farrell and Gerry Bren- nan. There were numerous highlights dur- ing the 1979 season, but the come- from-behind 8-7 victory over the Big Ten's University of Iowa in a game played in Iowa City on April 23 stands at the top of the list and possibly at the top of the all-time list of great Loras accomplishments in athletics. Another big win for the Duhawk baseballers was the April 26 win in the first game of a doubleheader against the University of Northern Iowa. The Duhawk's lone tie came at Cedar Falls against U.N.I. in a game called in extra innings. The Duhawks had scored two runs and had the bases loaded when the game was called and the score reverted back to a 2-2 9th inning tie. However, weather did not prevent the Duhawks from sweeping doubleheaders from Wart- burg, Simpson, Cornell, William Penn, Iowa Wesleyan, Graceland, Mt. Mercy and Marycrest. Besides Iowa and Northern Iowa the Duhawks split with Grand View, St. Ambrose, and the University of Dubuque, The District 15 play-offs held in Carroll, Iowa saw the Loras College ball team win the opener of the four-team double elimination by a score of 7-0. The win came over the eventual district champions Briar Cliff. The Duhawks then lost the next two games to St. Ambrose by a 6-3 score and to Briar Cliff 4-2 to end the 1979 season with 28 wins - 13 losses and 1 tie. , - - A --A . -u., :pr- ,- , ,k F,-. -f. 4.7 -,v-. L Y. 55- g '.,,,.': .. -U.. I - 1- ..- ,,. 2 ' Not Pictured' Deb Smith, Liz Gallager. f 'TEN ' uk '41 V 7 if Q ! lx., 'qxJ Delaney and Terry Callahan each were selected to the first team All-District three times, while lim DelMastro and lim Boffeli were two-time selections. They will all be gone via graduation in 1980, but pitcher Frank Dardis, who is a two-time all-District honor winner, will return for his senior campaign. District honorable mention honors went to three-year starters Neil Rima, shortstop, Cory Soukup, catcher, Rick Ross, pitcher, and two-year starting pitcher Steve Burke. They will all be returning in 1980. Graduation of three-year starting catcher Craig Doc Rima and john Connally, a starting pitcher for three years, plus infielder Bart Gibney will require Coach Smith to count heavily on three-year letterman catcher Curt C.L. Long and two-year letter winners pitcher Tom Neuhaus, third baseman Kevin Fuller and outfielder Stan Nielsen. 1980 DIAMOND DARLINGS: Back Row: Deb Hazer, lo Anne Deery, Sheila Sutherland, iDoug Smithj, leanne Collins, Marikay Cornelis. Front Row: Mary Ellen Martin, Kathy Hopmka, Angelia Thompson, 1980 Results Loras 10-0 ...,.......... Mt. Mercy Loras 9-2 ......... ...... U . of D. Loras Rain ....... ............ U .N.l Loras 9-4 ................ Wartburg Loras 7-8 .............. Grandview Loras 2-3 ................ Platteville Loras 14-4 .............. Mt. Mercy Loras 8-7 .................. ....... I owa Loras 'H3-1 .,......... SI. Ambrose Loras 6-3 .................. Simpson Loras 0-3 ......... ........ C entral Loras 12-6 ............... Graceland Loras 0-2 ..................... Luther Loras 15-'l ................ MaryCreSt Loras 1-7 ......... ........... U .N.l. Loras 7-8 .................. U. of D. Loras 11-1 .,.................. Cornell Loras ......... 2, 6-4 Iowa Wesleyan Loras ......,.. 9- 6, 6-2 ......... William Penn Loras ......... 9-13, 4-8 ........... St. Ambrose Upper Iowa .................................................. Rain Coe ...............................................,.............. Snow Marycrest .................................................... Snow NAIA District 15 Playoffs Loras ........................... 7-0 .............. Briar Cliff' Loras ........................... 3-6 ........... St. Ambrose Loras ...,....................... 2-4 .....,........ Briar Cliff' Briar Cliff District 15 champions ' Forfeit win because of ineligible player Loras 28 wins, 13 losses, 1 tie f ., , I l ' Y ,K H. , n n -l XJ gfffrrw 4 v..- . ' --.1 . ' 'Uv ' . ., -51, V . .,- U. ' s N.. , .. 'Ser' - v A . 7 Y - K 1' '-. f .J u , . , , ,L iz , ' 7 , 1 , 'Q -- 1 X I ' ,, I ,. I , ' 1 . , - Y 'S c i J -,N If 'uf' f .5-fl .... ern V .1-ff'1'9e,. 'ff ' 4151? .7 .5 - ff ' -4-4 Atv . - - - ,. . f X1 .ski ,,l, .-.ii 1 ..,J'f'y!, 'G .fr-4 70 3.1- -. 1 1 1980 Softball, A Growing Year The 21 members of the Loras Women's Softball team spent their spring break profitably, with a pre-season training session in Orlando, Florida. The Duhawks, led by Coach Marcy Packer and Assistant Coaches julie Wester- camp and Tammy Edens, practiced with the Orlando Rebels, members of the Amateur Softball Association. Upon returning to Dubuque, the young Loras team faced a tough season of play. Senior Brenda Wilcke at shortstop was the sole upperclassman, and led the team of up and coming freshmen and sophomores through a season which included the First Annual Duhawk Invitational. Sophomores included Marianne Keat- ing, Cathy Kass, Teresa McClain, Georgia Capell, Joyce Geary, and Jayne Soppe, who was sidelined by a knee injury mid-way through the season. The new blood of the team featured Joyce Bonifas at first base, Denise Baggio at second, Nancy Haack, Sue Capell and Carol Voellinger in the outfield, Julie Hoffman behind the plate and Colleen Ryan on the mound. Jean Renner worked at both second and the pitcher spots, with Jayne Osterhaus aiding at catcher. Teresa Hyland and Tammy Edens worked as manager and trainer. The 1980 Most Valuable Player Award went to Brenda Wilcke. Colleen Ryan received the Hustler Award, the Team Award went to Joyce Geary, Nancy Haack was named Most Improved Player, and Joyce Bonifas won the Coaches Award for Leadership. Despite their 3-12 season record, the Loras Women had a profitable, grow- ing season in 1980 and are looking forward to coming out stronger than ever in 1981. Not Pictureck Mgr. Teresa Hyland HEAD COACH: ASSISTANT COACH: Denise Baggio Joyce Bonifas Marcy Packer Julie Westercamp J -Q ,s is Georgia Capell Susan Capell Joyce Geary Nancy Haack ,fl ll, X 1 l Al I V Julie Hoffmann Ann Huinker Cathy Kass Marianne Keating Teresa McClain Jean Renner Colleen Ryan layne Soppe Carol Vollinger Brenda Wilcke Not Pictured: Mgr. Tammy Edens 1980 Softball Honors ,Ar .. , N. i, LI loyce Geary Nancy Haack Joyce Bonifas A TEAM AWARD MOST IMPROVED PLAYER COACHES LEADERSHIP AWARD Brenda Wilcke Colleen Ryan Head Coach MOST VALUABLE AWARD HUSTLER AWARD Marcy Packer - - Q ,:. . A - N - -J --.......,.44....! .. - ... -... . . Y -V rv, , , , Shortstop Brenda Wilcke cuts off the runner at second. Pitcher Colleen Ryan rifles another ball toward the plate 0. Jewwr, -' ' V ' .- .,3 -3... SA 'fi' McClain and Ryan on base awaiting the hit. - .54 1 , .. 1 ' x ' . 1 ,. ' 1 4 , -.L '. S ---- tn, julie Hoffmann is waiting at home for the tag. Colleen Ryan pounds the ball with Baggio on deck , , 1 L ..-f1A-....f--- :1 .' , i t ., - . - M 0- A I V ,, W. 19': '-Q.. 1 -A ...-. Hoffmann eyes home and McClain heads to third as Coach Packer watches. 'fa .-mpiqe , i .. Xy,,,,'i. , fr- ,p-- , 1 . , - L, Brenda Wilcke skids back to third, SAFE. 'S-dv ,Y iiqui Q5-Q. -.. so' 4111 ' il A. --,...., . -.q.-.-,. '-' V-aus.-as wb, ' sr' ..- , Wilcke lets it rip. LQ' ilu-, Wax la'-ii . J-. .J-1 ' f. -1, Another run scores easily. - K-.ngy 'I . i J I . ,, Party in the dugout. Loras' Women's Tennis Team '79 ...-as rf K QQ? iff? J - 'ri 'mv-ri Y HEAD COACH lan Leiser Loras' first women's intercollegiate tennis team played a solid season in five fall matches. The continuous improvement throughout the season of the Duhawk women-all freshmen and sophomores-gave Coach jan Leiser a good feeling about their future. The team played well in their first match against Upper lowa, winning 6-3, at Loras' San lose courts, but then dropped their next three matches. But the season ended triumphantly as the Loras women won a close match against Marycrest in Davenport. Team members were Linda Hoppman 3-2, Kathy Schreiber 4-1, loyce Geary 3-1, Renee ledlicka 1-4, Laura Schlueter 0-4, Donna Horrell 1-3, Nancy Haack 0-2 and Mary Kinsky 1-1. Season Results Loras 6-3 ....... ........... U pper Iowa Loras 4-5 .... ........ M arycrest Loras 0-9 .... ................... U NI Loras 4-5 .... ........ U pper Iowa Loras 5-4 .... ........ M arycrest l l f .25 -f., lf? if 'FD' Linda Hoppmann Kathy Schreiber Joyce Geary Renee ledlicka l 1 .Y if 1 V v - 1 'a st tifmfy - ms f DJ W 4 M' ' . . Laura Schlueter Donna Horrell Nancy Haack Mary Kinskey Keep looking! There are supposed to be courts here. ' A ll Schreiber goes for the point and match. ' l . , Q . ZVXL Geary on the run. '-.- , ',.. . Renee eyes the ball. . ' l i . y CTN 'Q ' ' l' L 'V ..,.!.v, .Ir V-4, -u. .v.l.v. The form of Linda Hoppmann. Men's Tennis 1980 fg f .,, ,--W . me f ' ':' gg , ., FE NOT PICTUREDI - J . Kth Sh 'b M ' Dgvey Dgnbflfarir . 5 ' I I .' . ,- 1 lohn Breitbach john Talbot Xl- lkf I- I fly' .I T ii. M 'asv T1 -' 'Ll' 2' kan . --r , 1 1 M- Am I 1- 'rs - I f 1. l VX A V ,H I I QW i Bob Plahm Mark Streit Gudenkauf shows his swing. Bye-Bye. Ron Mescall Keith Gudenkauf Dave Toth Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Follow-through always gets em. Season Results Marycrest Upper Iowa ..................Coe ........Platteville Upper Iowa of D HEAD COACH: The Duhawk tennis team in 1980 surged to a 3-4 record. Their goal is to return to the traditionally competitive program Loras tennis has enjoyed for many years. This year an old face returned to the scene as Ron Mescall took the reins to give emphasis to the program. Mescall, a Big Ten Champion at No. 5 Singles at Michigan State, led the former netters of 1969-70 to one of their winningest years as they took the Midlands Conference. Even though the present tennis courts were to soon give way to the new athletic complex, Coach Mescall was determined to inject qualities of past programs, the court has seen, into his current program. Qualities of Msgr. Gannon, who was the Mr, Tennis of Loras, the enthusiasm and hard work of Tom Sannito, as well as his own drive. In 1980 some new faces entered on the netmans scene as lim Breitbach, john Talbot, Dave Toth, Mark Streit, Keith Gudenkauf, Kathy Schreiber, Bob Plahm and Dave Donovan made their serve. The 1980 Duhawks were a very young team, as Talbot and Toth were freshmen, while the rest were so- phomores. Injuries and bad weather caused the Hawks to miss out on three dual matches, the Rockford Tour- nament and the District Tournament. The team finished the season with a record of 3-4. Coach Mescall is confident that with hard work and more experience, the 1981 Duhawks can be one of the strongest teams on the court. 1979-80 turned out to be one of the most successful years the Loras swim team has ever had. Under the guidance of Head Coach jan Leiser, the swim mers overturned meet after meet and rewrote the school record books as twelve school records fell. 1. Platteville Medley Relay 3:55.4 'fi'- 'U . .4 Swimmers' set record season , I I t i' 5 if if '- fl ll Ed Landgrebe Mike Fogelton Bill Schalz jeff Bornhauser 2. Luther '1000 Free 11:00.43 Bill Schalz 3. Beloit 200 Free 1256.7 Bill Schalz 4. Loras-Luther Invitational 200 Free 1:56.0 Bill Schalz 5. Platteville 200 Fly 2:07.93 Ed Landgrebe 6. Parkside 500 Free 5:22.33 Bill Schalz 7. Platteville 500 Free 5:21.4 Bill Schalz 8. Platteville 200 Breast 2:31.99 jeff Bornhauser 9. l.l.T. 200 Breast 2:30.89 jeff Bornhauser 10. Parkside 200 Breast 2:30.42 jeff Bornhauser 11. Luther 200 Breast 2130.4 jeff Bornhauser 12. Grinnell Relays 400 Free Relay 3331.222 jim Farmer Bill Schalz Mike Fogelton jeff Bornhauser Lisa Casper and Kate Schalz also made waves as for the first time in swimming history at Loras, two females participat- ed in the AIAW Regional 6 competi- tion in South Dakota. Lisa Casper qualified in four events: 50, 100, 200 fly and 50 free, and Kate Schalz qualified in the 50 fly as well as the 50 free. School Records 400 Medley Relay 3:55.4 1980 Landgrebe Fogelton Schalz Bornhauser 1000 Free 11:00.43 1979 B. Schalz 200 Free 1:56.0 1980 B. Schalz 50 Free 23.3 1971 Enzler 200 I.M. 2212.4 1978 Quigley 200 Butterfly 2:07.93 1979 Landgrebe Coach jan Leiser Coach Fr. William Mark Allen Sue Behlmer jeff Bornhauser Lisa Casper jeff Dingbaum Mike Foglton Mary Kinskey Ed Landgrebe Kate Schalz Laura Trojan 100 Free 51.8 1970 Enzler 200 Back 2:11.3 1978 Quigley Free 5:21.4 1980 B. Schalz 200 Breast 2:30.4 1980 Bornhauser 1 Meter Diving 190.7 1972 Van Den Heuvel 3 Meter Diving 196.7 1972 Van Den Heuvel 400 Free Relay 3231.222 1980 Farmer Fogelton Schalz Bornhauser Scott Marolf NOT PICTURED: Sue Huntemann Kathy Ford Tammy Anding Bill Schalz 1979-80 Schedule Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Loras Nine .. 2nd Place 50-61 78-27 63-45 3rd Place 78-14 62-48 25-B7 72-32 66-30 7th Place 67-43 45-63 57-45 44-49 Sth Place 3rd Place 57-46 7th Place Wins to Four Losses Beloit Inv. Luther of Missouri ..............Platteville ...........IIT Relays Eureka Parkside llT ................Carroll ..................Cornell ........ Grinnell Relays Iowa Wesleyan ...............Platteville ..................Buena Vista LorasfLuther Inv. ...............State Meet ......................Beloit Grinnell Inv. 1 Aix .IIIEIEZII su, I 4 4 I nl Ae l vi V Poolside sessions with the coach Kate Schaltz heads over to check her results. 17 i X ALL . . 1 r v a v,s , 'SP -.- -:FFL 'E Landgrebe on another record swim. , ' .qi - l pl l'sull ...L ' F ' 1 1 -3 1 ic!-D IP 1 .V 4. . , , help work out problems. Sue Behlmer concentrates on her dive. K'-1 On your mark! Get setl GOI!!! at si' . ,vsgfwt , ,ks 1 Lisa Casper on the move. 34 -4' The 1979 Runnin' DuHawks soared to an unblemished 7-0 season under second-year coach Al Wittine and assistant coach Dave Smith. The season marked the first time in Loras' history that the harriers have gone undefeated and untied. IThe 1972 team finished at 8-0-11. Led by co-captain's Thomas Boeh and Tim Durham, the DuHawks all but ran their competitors into the ground. Attaining the undefeated mark was not an easy task as Loras faced the perennially powerful Augustana as well as the awesome challenges of both Whitewater and Wartburg. The team also made their mark at the Chicago Lakefront Invitational, won by the University of Northern Iowa, and at the Notre Dame Invitational, swept by Auburn, as they finished ninth and eleventh respectively. Coach Wittine built his nucleus around proven veterans Boeh, Durham, Tom Manning, Larry Hellman, Chris Iron- side, Dan Loes and jeff Gardner. Thomas Boeh, the DuHawks top man for the season, turned in a best of 25:11 at the Chicago Lakefront Invitational. Loras' second and third men for the year, Tim Durham and Tom Manning, posted personal records of 25:34 and 25:39 respectively at the Notre Dame Invitational. Larry Hellman flew in 26:13 also at Notre Dame. First year runners Larry Hood, Chris Hoft, Dennis Schlader and jerry jo- chum tenaciously helped the Runnin' DuHawks attain their ultimate glory. At Notre Dame, Hood and Hoft both ran p.r.'s of 26:20 and 26:59 respective- ly. In NAIA District 'I5 competition at Graceland, Loras finished 2nd behind Northwestern. Dordt, Graceland and Westmar followed the two patesetters. The DuHawks placed 4 runners in the top 10, but had a weak finish by their fifth man. Because of the new rule that only the top team and top 5 individuals qualify for the National meet, Loras' season ended abruptly. One should acknowledge the dedica- tion and sacrifice a cross country runner must acquire as he pushes himself to the limit of his capabilities. It is not uncommon for a distance runner to log 85-110 miles a week as w I I I I I A' HEAD COACH, Al Wittine ASST. COACHJ Tom Boeh Dave Smith .w '-241, D1 F' wi ,I- tgf - I :MW I dau :QE :xl yn 2 A I Jliiq -a ff-f 1 F P . Its jr? ig, V f '- Ilf I:lfkEi I C I ,f ,,,,I G 5- - cgi- 'wtf-F I 1 'l l 2- f I l' I A ' I I.. gt I Nl' A I . f ' Is f ' Igf Tim Durham jeff Gardner Larry Hellman -X' wt 413. F! ri'-' Wi ' .-filyzi I I -Tiff , . 1 531 X '.:ti.'g.,t:,3're ft ft :gh -- g- QI, Inq. A w 1 i'lff l 'f :ffl I I4 l 4 6. 1 . All 5-,pu I I. 11--ii:.'25f2 . Ifyvifg'-l' 7.6-A 3 I, ' 45'-tif 'atffr ' it I . gl. iw 'IW 'I ' ' ' I I arg, '--Y , -.- M Q. Is? 1, , -.- I I '1 I L- 4: J ' I I, Y, ,4 I Az X, X V l l V ge . 'Q fa ' Y, f -2. 1 KI? A 5' Z-If elf :Lf ff? - - Chris Hoft Larry Hood Chris Ironside . I I I I . Qtggif- Ig I .4 --.ziirgi . YY Y. it I . In lerry Iochum Dan Loes Tom Manning he prepares himself for the rugged, 5-mile test on race day. Next season looks even brighter for the harriers as all of the top seven men will return. With the leadership of Thomas Boeh and Tim Durham, Loras will be the team to beat in 1980. Dennis Schlader Women's Cross Countr MSE? 5 .51 Tf1 '11?':fi'fW1W' V P -,Q - W, . fe .,...' 75- 71 Hi i V n I I I , vgyiwgg Hggfgfgf 'P tQQg-lg . 'A ,. V Q , . f gj'!...4V ,Egfr 13541 . 'l ,L G if: V ef QUT ' ' 'QQH 9- if +604 f Q' W B5 Ifrfz, .. . 'x l ,J Y Q , L Go ' ff 1 H' it 1 A 'lf' l:-, V ,',A JC - ' I Qx nihutiffc Arumff. . Q Liz Gabbard Michelle Mueller Sally O'Neill Wendy Sauter l ,efn'v2g,1, Co-Captain Head Coach Co-Captain Linda Schlueter Dave Smith Vicki Ross 1979 saw the origination of the first Women's Cross Country team in the history of Loras College. The extension of Loras' athletic program became possible through the efforts of Coach Dave Smith and six pioneer runners: Liz C-abbard, Michelle Mueller, Sally O'Neill, Vicki Ross, Linda Schlueter and Wendy Sauter. The Loras women ran in five invitationals against such teams as Luther College, Cornell College and UW-Lacrosse, in races of from 2 to 3.1 miles. Though the Duhawks did not place high among their competition, their perserverance and hard work built a strong base for the 1980 season. This was a building year, as there was only one sophomore and one senior competing, while there were four freshmen, among them Schlueter and Ross, the co-captains. Loras' top woman runner was Linda Schlueter. Other strong runners were Vicki Ross and Sally O'Neill. Linda Schlueter, and Vicki Ross were picked as the first co-captains of the first year team. Women's Track ,. E - - . nr- ? Q Ig ,xr T-ij' Top to Bottom, Diane Sahm, Norma Leber, Vicki Ross, Rose Noesges, Sue Fox, Linda Schleuter, COACH Barb Anderson The first edition of the Loras Women's Track Team began training in late February not letting the cold winter weather or the knee high snow drifts stop them. The team showed enthusiasm and determination during practices knowing that their hard training would pay off during the indoor meets and the warm weathered outdoor meets to come. With only five women competing, a team score was not possible, due to ailment Diane Sahm was unable to compete, but the women still met the challenge, gaining individual goals. ln individuals events, Sue Fox and Norma Leber competed in the open 400 meter. Linda Schluester ran the two mile. Rose Noesges undertook the 60 and 200 meter hurtles and Vicki Ross threw discus and shot put. The women also had two relay and one medley relay team. Sue Fox, Norma Leber, Rose Noesges, and Vicki Ross ran 100 meters each in the 400 meter relay and 200 meters each in the 800 meter relay. Sue Fox f220y, Norma Leber 14405, Rose Noesges 11001, and Vicki Ross 41005 also composed the 800 meter medley relay team. The women found they had met their goals when the state meet arrived. Winning medals for their 400 meter relay and their 800 meter relay effects were Sue Fox, Norma Leber, Rose Noesges and Vicki Ross. Rose Noesges also won a medal for her 200 meter hurtles. The only regret felt by this year's women's track team is that the team was so small, still the women did have a very successful and rewarding year, and they hope that the proceeding years will accumulate larger and even more successful teams. Schedule March 1st Iowa City 8th Grinnell 15th Waverly 22nd Coe April 16th Central 19th Luther May 2nd and 3rd State - Central Track and Field Before the start of the season Head Coach Dave Ostrander and Assistant Coach Dave Smith had one goal in mind for the 1980 season of the Loras College Track and Field Team. That goal was to begin to rebuild the reputation of Track and Field excellence here at Loras that was so prevalent up until the early seventies. This was to be achieved through the season by both individual and team efforts. After reviewing the results one can say that Ostrander and Smith did an outstanding job. From a team standpoint the Duhawks proved early in the season they were people who would have to be reckoned with as they placed third in the Central Invitational at Pella. Two weeks later the Hawks served notice again at the Norseman Invitational in Decorah. In addition to several solid individual performances, the Distance Medley Relay Team of Tim Durham, jim Watkins, Tom Manning and Tom Boeh literally destroyed the competition of one ofthe areas most prestigous meets by better than 50 years. Other good team efforts included the University of WisconsinfStevens point Invitational, Universi- ty of WisconsinfWhitewater and most notably the Grinell Invitational where Loras took home the second place trophy to close a productive season. Individually the Duhawks had several consistent performances that did a good portion of the scoring throughout the season. Mike McDermott was the mainstay of the weightmen where he compiled enough points to be among the Loras leaders. Chris Christian was a consistent point getter in the Triple jump junior Sprinters. jim Watkins and john Moore proved to be the top men at their job and when combined with Tim Durham and Chris Ironside the foursome formed a mile relay team which did it's share of glory grabbing including a come from behind Q60 yardsj victory at the Grinnell Invitational. Durham was also one of the finest middle distance runners Loras has produced in recent years. joining Durham at the 800!1500 level was Sophomore Tom Manning who proved to be one of the top milers in the state after several fine performances. Tom Boeh held down the distance corps with victories in the steeple chase and 5000 meters throughout the year. While Greg Smith virtually won every competition he was in. His specialty the Long lump was an outstanding achievement. Greg also captured the MVP trophy at the Grinnell Invitational for his winning efforts in the long and triple jumps. In late May, Boeh and Smith were joined by senior Dan Loes in Abilene, Texas for the NAIA National Track and Field Championships. The two represented Loras men by placing tenth in the nation in the 5000 meters and Long lump respectively while Loes was forced to drop out of the marathon at 21 miles due to injury. All in all it seems the team achieved their goals for the year and were proud to say Loras Track is Back. Tom Boeh Tim Durham Iohn Moore Chris Ironside Greg Smith Andy Streit Chris Christian Mike McDermott Tom Manning Stan Nieweglowski Dan Loes lim Watkins .-J 'Vs' ,-.fi A ' .. ., ' ae-.fl 'V N - ' - , , 'iff ' sy' , 'I':ji . 1- lf? I ,lftlt'i E47 U lla: I ll ff Dennis Slater Larry Hellman Chris Hoft Dennis Tuthill Larry Hood Chris Green Tom Boeh is on the move for Loras. Larry Hellman flashes a victory smile as he heads for home. -4 .1 ,-, if 'ga mr L.'1l',.-. i.. Z J ?' vigil. .. H.. ' fi' i,'7'H?' 7-lr? '-W, FFT '7-gil, - - 9- 'fe-..fUu k,gf.DfFeLi - 7 P , - --. . . - f-aq,g, w'...,4, ,.:, . .'Y- Y 4--,.-i':, '-H-1 nubaammu fn.--,.-....::....--.,.....fT'J1 ' ' 'f'l,'9-I Greg Smith comes in for a landing. Mex .' .link The team displays the fruits of their labors. Mac McDermott shows his muscle with the javelin Loras College Rugby Club The Loras College Rugby Team posted a fall season record of 2-3 and a spring season record of 2-1. The fall season squad, led by back captain jim Quigley and pack captain Marty Kearney, dropped games to Turkey River, Quad City Rednecks, and Milwaukee Rugby. Duhawk Ruggers defeated Upper Iowa Rugby 12-0 and had a season-ending victory in the Quad City Tournament. Loras dropped a close decision on Day 111 to Milwaukee Rugby, but on Day 1152, the Duhawks came back with a most impressive victory over Amoco Rugby of Naperville, Illinois. The Loras squad was led by all-star play from backs lim Quigley, john Murphy and Dennis Clegg. Amoco suffered from brutal attacks by all-star scrum members Brian McPartlin, Tim johnson, Marty Kearney, lerry Johnson, Frank Kudlacz, Art Chiapetta, Tom Stein, and Dan Murphy. The Lorassquad walked away with a 16-12 victory in the final game of the fall season. The spring season saw only one defeat and this due only to a forfeit. Cornell College was overwhelmed with returning Loras ruggers from the fall season, and new additions for spring ball in the form of Rob Santucci, Dan Halpin, Tim Flannery and Mark Raymond. The spring season ended with a devastating attack upon Beaver Creek in the All-Iowa Tournament. Loras Ruggers laughed in a 33-0 sweep. Though the Loras College Rugby Club had weak school and fan support, there were some rugger-huggers and rugger fans to cheer the team on and to take part in post-game ceremonies. dee Gigwfia Tim Farrell Tim johnson Dennis Clegg Rob Santucci Marty Kearney jim Quigley Perry Dazzo Frank Kudlacz Dan Halpin Charlie Downs john Murphy Brian McPartlin Pete Langekamp Rick Erchanold Tom Denlinger Ken Fonte Dave Schneer Tony Cusimano Tom Stein Art Chiappetta Tim Flannery Mark Raymond Dick Cody Loras Soccer Club SEATED, Mark Hannon KNEELING: Pat O'Malley, Brett Knowlton, Francisco Ponce de Leon, jeff justice, Brian Henderson, STANDING: Dale Sgarbossa, lim Farmer, Chip Kurt, Roger Malatt, Bill Solawetz, David Amusu, Everet Plante, NOT PICTURED: Barb Kupka, john Kranz, Al Kozak, Terry Strain was Barb Kupka moves the ball against the U. of D. QX H E A D Fi Sf-N 5 U P A 1 '. NP' - jilfiarx 5:29 H ws 'Y - 7 up P' -ao' A 1- 5' Amusu with a little fancy footwork. The Loras Soccer Club, as a member of the Eastern Iowa Soccer League, played well against tough teams in both their fall season i2-SJ and their spring semester 11-41, ending with a 3-9 record. The 1978-79 Loras team was composed of seventeen kickers: seniors Chip Kurt, Brian Henderson, Pat O'Mally and Terry Strain, juniors Bill Solawetz, Barb Kupka, Dave Amusu, jeff justice and Francisco Ponce de Leon. So- phomores were Roger Malatt, Everett Plante, Dave Sgarbossa and Brett Knowlton. A valuable crew of fresh- men was lohn Kranz, Mark Hannan, jim Farmer and Al Kozak. jeff lustice and Dave Amusu were Loras' leading scorers for the 1979-80 season, and Dale Sgarbossa and Fran- cisco Ponce de Leon were the team captains. Ponce tries for the goal. Loras Golf Team BACK ROW: Coach Mark Tressel, Mike Merrigan, Rick Buscher, jeff Conner FRONT ROW: Chip May, Dan Neebel, Mark Miller, lohn Pritchard I N. ,ik Al....,,..3!.,.4..1:. ' ua- N . - 'GTA , Buscher on the follow through. NOT PICTUREDZ Damon Shilhan Pete Moothart Dwight Hanson Coached by Mark Tressel, the seniors of Loras' 1980 Golf Team ended their Loras career with a fine record of two NAIA District 15 Championships and two consecutive trips to the National Tournament. Despite the loss of these outstanding players, a promising group of young golfers and first year players entered the scene, to keep Loras' golf future looking as bright as its past. Graduating Loras golfers were Mark Miller and jeff Gonner. C. l. May, Mike Merrigan, Rick Buscher, Damon Shilhanek, Pete Moothart and Dwight Hanson were junior golfers and Dan Neebel and john Pritchard were freshmen. , N ,Avlll-1.1 I JQQQQQ' Merrigan takes a practice swing 1980 Weber Award to Tom Boeh Mr. 81 Mrs. William Weber present the award to Tom Boeh. Pictured below is why.-' Tom Boeh, a senior from Lombard, Illinois, has won the coveted Mark Weber Award which is given each year to the Most Outstanding Student- Athlete on the Loras College track team. A six-time National qualifier in both cross country and track, Boeh has been a five-time All-District selection. Besides his role as the captain of the 1979 Loras Cross Country team, he was also the number one man on the team this year, an honor he earned first in 1977 and shared with Dave Smith in 1978. As a two-time indoor District Cham- pion in both the mile and the two mile, Tom set meet records in the 5000 meters in both the Central and Grinnell lnvitationals. He is the current school record holder in the 3000 meter steeplechase, at 9:28. To earn this honor, Tom had to beat the old record of Don Merrick, a previous Mark Weber Award Winner and a former Loras coach. The Mark E. Weber Award is given each year by Mr. and Mrs. William Weber of Anamosa, Iowa, in honor of their son Mark, a former captain of the Loras track team who still holds the school record in both the shot put and the discus. During his undergraduate years at Loras, Mark established himself as both an outstanding student and an out- standing athlete. His leadership quali- ties were recognized both in the classroom and on the track. Following his death in a tragic auto accident in the fall of 1965, his parents established this award in memory of their son who had graduated in May of 1965. Intramurals 1979-80 Ellen Enright, of What Bad News, falls back for the pass. i Going for the double-play. .1 'Z i 41 Z S . Shoot For 2. What Bad News shows their tough stuff at the line, while julie Helmrich looks for an open receiver. Ellen McKay runs for a TD. ,. . HVWT. WRESTLING - Ken Fonte 188 lb. WRESTLING - jeff justice WOMEN'S FOOTBALL WHAT BAD NEWS Front row 1. to r.: Ellen Enright julie O'Brien Paul Nemanich Second row I TRAM RAL FOOTBALL Coach Brian Manning Amy Manternach Coach Pat Reidy Donna Ewing joanne Barber Linda Steffen julie Helmrich Joanne Deery Peggy Dunn Marikay Jeanne Collins Cornelis Karen Rice 111 Fan Father Jane Bajor Philip Hamilton Deb Smith NOT Lori Murray PICTURED: Third row: Colleen Ryan Ann Metz Michelle Murray Coach Pete Yobchick MEN'S FOOTBALL Terry Doyle HOOTERS Randy Buscher Front row Third row: from l.: Mark Cloghessy Ken Fonte Curt Daniels Keith Nemec Mike Ochoa Rick Buscher Second row: john Murphy lim Boffeli Tim Berry Tim Farrell Karen Rice WOMEN'S TOUCH FOOTBALL HIGH SCORER - 82 pts. .mul Cory Soukup MEN'S TOUCH FOOTBALL HIGH SCORER - 132 pts. I TRAMURAL BASKETBAL L 5' -f uf 3 i ' S - ff f . Q 1 I gs KL., -ll 5,7 s- I MEN'S BASKETBALL. CRUEX. Front row l-r: Randy Buscher, Mark Cloghessy, Greg Daniels. Back row: Mark Tressel, Al Soukup, Curt Daniels, Tom Ulrich. NOT PICTUREDZ Frank Dardis. 01 -,li I . - lim Boffeli MEN'S BASKETBALL HIGH SCORER - 380 pts. fl ll . '- it L... -A A T' ' Ellen Enright WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL. CRUEXETTES. Front row from l.: Kate Osterhaus, HIGH SCORER - 286 pts. Georgia Capell, Laurie Whalen, Renee ledlicke. Second row: julie Hoffmann, Elaine Curran, Mary Boyle, Connie Bandy, lodi Waller. -lm WATER BASKETBALL. SEAMEN. Front row from I.: Dave Duffy, Mark Cloghessy, Mike Corrigan, Bob McGourty, Dave Reba. Second row: Scott Kane, Marty Thuerek, Keith Hoglund. 'V' Scott Kane WATER BASKETBALL HIGH SCORER - 184 pts. l' I TRAMURAL VOL LEYBALL ,, MIXED VOLLEYBALL QFALLJ MEAN MACHINE Peggy Desseyn Sue Kearns Diane Vandermellen C9 jerry Bell Steve Fettgather Mike Rossman Dean Reiter 4 ,Nw Y! ? . - - 'rf hi R . V l 'U1l.t.+- - .- V . 'p 1. -' A-PHOBIA In front: Vicki Ross Second row from l.: Kate Osterhaus Lori Murray Teresa McClain layne Soppe Molly Osterhaus Mary Beth Cleary Back row: Denise Baggio Becky Horsfield Leanne Thome Bev Witt Chris Becker Norma Leber Jl TT Mews VOLLEYBALL K I MARIOS 2 A is lohn Brien Greg Welsh , Tim Leonard Andy McGrane I Tom Kane lim Timmer Frank Kudlacz Pat Reidy Marty Brennan john Brew MLSSIIUIII 2 MIXED VOLLEYBALL MEAN MACHINE Diane Vandermellon Steve Fettgather Dean Reiter jerry Bell Sue Kearns Mike Rossman QSPRINQ Mews SOFTBALL l16 l LAST CHANCE Dave Reba Pat Stauffer Bob McGourty Marty Kearney john Winkler Scott Kane Dennis Clegg Mike Corrigan Pete Yopchick Dave Duffy Keith Hoglund Intramural Softball WOMEN'S SOFTBALL Q16 l SLIDERS First row from l. Mary lo Moran Molly Osterhaus Second row: Chris Lauer Norma Leber Rita Gallo Lori Murray Third row: Ann Hickey Denise Baggio Mary Beth Cleary Lianne Thome Barb Ping Laurie Whalen Coach Ken Fonte MEN'S SOFTBALL Doug Wareham Chase Duggan Dave Rossman Bill Callahan Steve Wallech Mike Rossman Dave Drexler Tim Fetzer Rick Dodds Dave O'Hea Curt Palmer Gary Ruden Tim Sullivan Chase Bonifasi Mike Kinsella I DIVIDUAL WINNERS N .gt .1 t .L X f L I I. - ,7 4 F l f 4, .1 .--. M , - -1 AA .1 i F ' Y .5 I 5- I q . i ldbj 4 if A , IN 'D l 2 . .. . vw- E , it I gl ,. ' 'll' 'll if fl lu' ' N j,f X r i V 'lf , IK ,: It .5 it a J L sw' , . . 1 fi ' A ' 'lqgxil lg , A. 1 .,jEl!:,','f-ffl I .1 i. 1 S' . - QW'-5 l A, ' 4 r A V , I. 145 lb. WRESTLING 150 lb. WRESTLING 155 lb. WRESTLING Tim Gaclus Dennis Slater joe Kresse Lt L -baht' 131 lb. WRESTLING Neil Rima .vi wr f 'N 1 1 170 lb. WRESTLING HVWT. WEIGHTLIFTING 121 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING 137 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING j. Vansteenhuyse Ken Beyer Bruce Ratay john Piech 142 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING 145 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING 148 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING 150 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING Keith Nemec Carl Digman Tom Kettman Dennis Slater NOT PICTURED: Scott Davis SOFTBALL Mary jo 1 1. 188 lb. Mike Sullivan 12 QEASY Schmidt WRESTLING Larry Marszalik CATCHj Lena Marrior ' l jeff justice Mark Cloghessy Vicki Ross Sharon Kurtenbach 2. HVWT. WRESTLING Frank Gross Chris Bunkers Mel Kramer Ken Fonte john Beals janet Pins Elaine Curran 3. BASEBALL QWITAGJ Keith Nemec Marilynn Scalziti julie Pins jim Boucher Steve Lansing Ann Devine Cathy Gales Pete Finn Mike Merrigan Kathy Rizzo Ann Kessing 155 lb. WEIGHTLIFTING Vince Berta 'P' ,.,- fs-Q,-J MEN'S RACQUETBALL QDOUBLESQ WOMEN'S RACQUETBALL QDOUBLESQ lim Breitbach - Randy Kemp Linda Steffen - Rose Lux 4,2 MEN'S RACQUETBALL WOMEN'S RACQUETBALL Kathy Schreiber , l '? I. .I f ,ll A A ,J . , X f,.- 5 4 fx WOMEN'S TENNIS Amy Manternach ,I A 4. , t Bill Fondell MEN'S TENNIS QDOUBLESQ 1. Breitbach - K. Gudenkauf X - Q MEN'S FREETHROW .V 1-an 4 , 'Q A. PING-PONG QDOUBLESQ PING-PONG joe Curoe - Brian Curoe Brian Smith loe Curoe -'Vi v QA D. fi vi GOLF lim Fitzgerald NOT PICTURED: 1. RACQUETBALL MIXED rv P- if Kathy Schreiber - Mark Galusha INDIVIDUAL POINTS 2. MEN'S TENNIS KSINGLESJ Mark Cl08heSSY Dennis Haberkorn 50300 Pts' NF f , ,Jw WOMEN'S FREETHROW Marilynn Scalziti x lxfx , , Student Senate lillihla l ,W e We Angie Thompson Jeanne Poole Peg Kratoska Margie Even Bill Duffy Kathy Bogus Sheila Gallagher Ann O'Flaherty Mary Dunlevy Karen Gonner Laura O'Brien Mary Kuhl june Rauen Julie O'Brien Dan Loes john Brien john Baggot Bill Reilly Mark Blaser Tori Goodman Dave George Tom Kane Tom Bentler Paul Heer lim Timmer Mary jo Carballo CLASS OFFICERS Karen Gonner Dave George june Rauen rP -n .jug- Tom Kane julie O'Brien Sigma Phi Epsilon Pat O'Neill joe Casper Brian Henderson Mike Foglton Chip Kurt Bob Cassioppi Doug Gietl jay Funke Brian Green Kevin Howley Steve Malerick jay jennings Everett Plante Bennett O'Connor Mark Hennessy Rod Schlader jim Farmer Tom Henderson joe Thyne Scott Marolf Pete Schorsch Tim Suther Dennis Brehm Don Seals Steve Huebsch joe Panich Greg Rabchuck 28. F. Ponce de Leon 29. Brad Schlader 30. Dennis Schlader 31. Dan Burds 32. Brett Knowlton 33. Roger Malatt 34. Tim Gilboy 35. Mike McGowan 36. Tony Carballo 37. john Kranz 38. Dale Sgarbosa 39. Mark Lynch 40. Tom Walsh 41. jim Fitzgerald 42. Mark Hannon 43. Dan jorgensen 44. Steve Valentor 45. Bob McCune 46. jim McColley Not Pictured: Dave Schlader jamie Sprimont Bob Cenar Mike Conry Steve O'Connell Mike Stephens CPE Sigma Phi Epsilon is a national social fraternity. During the year the Loras Chapter of Iowa, with the help of the Golden Hearts, sponsored and par- ticipated in many activities. The Chapter had the highest percen- tage of delegates to participate in the 1980 Loras Moclf Convention, repre- senting California. The group repaired and painted the Loras baseball scor- eboard. Sig Ep also enjoyed sponsoring social activities with the Loras sorori- ties. Much of the chapter's time was spent on the national level helping and initiating chapters in lowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. The chapter also hosted the National Regional Convention in Cedar Rapids and a Sig Ep Midwest Ski Weekend at Sundown. ln the spring, the fraternity participat- ed in the March of Dimes Walk-athon by manning the checkpoints. The group also sponsored a spring banquet for seniors and alumni, which included several Loras faculty members. Sigma Phi Epsilon is not resting on a reputation, they are building one. WW 85 P 2 sf 3 is it at , P3 ll? 101 Lambda Xl Ann Goblirsch Debbie L. Smith Tara Sullivan Carrie Wertz jean Waghorne Linda Vellon Cathy Metz Cathy Coughlin Ann Kessenich Lynn Waldhauser Kathy McKeown joAnne Bonavia Bev Bellows Ellen Schaefers Diane Kraus Deb A. Smith Sue Kunnert E rahjlffaj 'lf Kathy Suermer Kelly Huntemann Patty Wadus Diana Vandermillen Peg Singsang Kathy Bogus Ginny Eck Lizzie Gallagher Kathy janotta Pat McFadden Laura Carr Patty Gallagher Mary jo Carballo Sheila Gallagher Sue Flemming Becky Plechaty Maureen Golden Ellen Cahill SENIORS. Cathy Coughlin, Laura Carr, loAnne Bonavia, Bev Bellows, Lynn Waldhauser, Debbie L. Smith, Ann Goblirsch. Second row from left: Ann Kessenich, Sue Kunnert, Sue Flemming, Linda Vellon, Carrie Wertz. Third row: Deb A. Smith, Donna Ewing. Sigma Delta Omega 45,19 'WQM PQQQSFPL v i fieittw SENIORS. First row fl. to r.J: Nickey Panico, loAnne Barber, Laura Willette, Lisa Lammer. Second row: Brenda Wilke, Mary Ann Beck, Ellen Enright, Marikay Cornelis, Peggy Dunn. EA Peggy Dunn JoAnne Barber Carole Frommelt Mary Ellen Lynch Denise Webber Paula Henion Cindy Roth JoAnne Deery Lisa Lammer Michelle Murray Kathy McCarthy Kathy Buresch janet Pins Nancy Schultz Leslie O'Leary Mary Pat Thyne Marg Bamrick Teri Goodman Ann Fountas Peggy Kratoska Patty Reilly Margo Lortus Brenda Wilkie Ellen Enright Marikay Cornelis Karen Rodham lane Bajor Terry Hyland Kristine Bunkers Karen Brew Shelley Gengler Kelly Hanson Katie Deery LiAnne Thome Jody Waller Maureen Manning Laura Horst Nicky Panico Laura Willette Colleen Galligan Cindy Cain Mary Ann Beck Joyce Geary Myra Mesplay Mary Dunlevy Teresa McClain Lori Whalen Renee Iedlicke Bev Witt Kate Osterhaus Delta Sigma ba 13- 5 bu g I u p 3 4, I' All lk lil A Rich Szymanski Dan Halpin Rob Santucci joe Marr john Noonan john Frankovich Tim Wengert Andy McGrane Pat Reidy Mike Ehrenstrom Greg Welsh john Brien Tim Bald Tom Esterquest Mike McDonnell jim Lynott Mike Merrigan Mike Canning jim Hentges joe Kinsky Delta Sigma is an established social fraternity which has been on the Loras Campus since W. W. II, when it was started by a group of day students thus developing the name Delta Sigma. It is one of the largest fraternities on campus and aids both the college and local communities through numerous activities. 5' 'Wi ii'-it as Miki 21. Tom Kern 22. Bart Gibney 23. Glenn Pouleson 24. Mike Vellon 25. jim Boucher 26. Rock Weeman 27. Mike Ruhland 28. jim Mann 29. jeff Franklin 30. Brian Manning 31. Brian jirak 32. Tim Leonard 33. C. I. May Not Pictureck jim Boffeli Pat King Dean Reiter Mike McDermott Rick Eichenhold Toby Rich Szymanski john Frankovich Tim Bald Mike Ehrenstrom Rock Wegman Mike Ruhland Rob Sanctucci Dan Halpin jim Lynott Mike Reuland Tom Kern Pat Reidy Bart Gibney Brian Manning lpha Psi Omega Leo Delaney Tom Holme Laurie Weber Cathy Renk Chris Gruca Barak Stribling Nancy Schultz jerry Baggot Ill Don Stribling 4 fl Kathy janotta Lauretta Stribling A 1 ' ttlif 1 Forensics Alpha Psi Omega is a national dramatic fraternity dedicated to the excellence in drama and theatrical activity. The primary purpose of the fraternity is to produce four shows each academic year. This season the group produced Something's Afoot , Wait Until Dark , Night Must Fall and Cinderella as the annual childrens production. Alpha Psi Omega maintains an exhibit room of past production in St. Ioseph's Hall. The memorabilia documents the history of Loras plays which include musicals, comedies, serious drama and childrens theatre. The 1979-80 officers of Alpha Psi Omega included - President Barak Stribling, Vice President Cathy Renk and Secretary Chris Gruca. -51 5' Wat 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Vicki Ross 6. Don Stribling Chris Ciruca 7. joe White Carol 8. Lauretta Bodensteiner Stribling Debra Meier Leo Delaney 9. Barak Stribling 10. Cathy Renk Alpha Phi Omega john Baker Tariq Salfullah Mike Rech lim Verhille Dennis Hoffman Bill Reilly Rich Bowerman Larry Backes Kevin Cameron Mike Whalen Iohn Mehrl Fr. Charles Lang Mike Rome Bill Berzins Kevin Owens Tom Cherrier john Peterson Al Brehm Dave McCormick Chuck Isenhart Mike Whalen Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity at Loras, celebrated 25 years of leadership, friendship and service on campus at its silver jubilee during summer 1979. Members, alumni and friends took a riverboat ride on the Mississippi and met for a Mass, picnic and dance in july. Officers for the 26th year were Chuck Isenhart, president, Larry Backes, membership vice president, Bill Reilly, service vice president, Dave McCormick, secre- tary, Tom Cherrier, treasurer, Terry Roder, sergeant-at-arms, and john Baker, historian. Besides traditional orientation, ushering and Homecoming activities, the chapter helped the Western Dubuque Jaycees to conduct its first Haunted House and organized a blood drive at Loras which found 107 successful donors on December. The national fraternity declared Nov. 3 National Service Day, when members painted at Hillcrest Shelter House. In january, the fraternity found buyers for 240 books at its first Used Book Sale organized for students with books to sell. In early March, Alpha Phi Omega presented the 27th annual Sneak Preview, which grossed over 551550. Profit from the Not Pictured Mark Blaser joe Baumstarck Ron Herbst Kevin Imoehl, Terry Roder, joe White Advisors: Mr Bill Cherrier Mr Pat Steele, Mr GB Noonan show is given to charity and is used for a scholarship to support a Loras junior who most exemplifies the fraternity's principles. Members also sponsored Shamrocks for Dystrophy in March, raising over S1000 for Muscular Dystrophy. The Sig Ep Golden Hearts collected over 5200, which was donated in their name. Almost S100 in deposit cans were turned in by students to support APO's Can Drive for Leukemia. Minor projects included taking care of the Student Senate activity sign. Fellowship activities organized included a trip to Minneapolis to attend the national regional convention in November and a visit to Davenport for the chartering of a new chapter at St. Ambrose. ln March the chapter members recognized Food Service Director Mitzi Baker for her outstanding service to the college. At the end of the school year the fraternity gave its Distinguished Chapter Service Award to Larry Backes. H ?N-.X xgrefzv. '1 Ax 1,131 fi 'ix .Chmi W L , .. A f- .f 'fix ii O F I' J li V9 fi , xi ii i i Pia Ni C FP 4 V.: ff 'I 1 I - X 'fi 1 . H5 N A will Efffge A M 'bv A bi E n i 0 r S H all Tx-L1 5 i i ' fi? fi .i ,-f ai' , .4 ., an Q N V wx I . L cg, xl ' Q .a . ' X 1 '-4 F' 'W ES? . 4 :5h Liz Cherrier Christy Cherrier Peg Brachle Marie Doyle Martha Senneff Laurie Weber Sue Roddy Tina Pflffner julie O Brien , Tammy Pfiffner . Peg Kratoska . Lynn Weber 12 18 13 19 . Pauline Schneider Liz Cherrier, Chris Herbst A-s. 'Q 1' V. Linda Kirsch Erika Digman Chris Herbst Kim Lippstock Sue Kunel Cindy Ferri Tammy Pfiffner, Cindy Ferri, Sue Kunel Epsilon psilon Sigma +A.. r fi 'Wi 4 fi ii Wyfgfib 3 M il' .rM.i TE Q'?f.Aa'a gg. . ., john Winkle Chuck Heinsmann Keith Nemec Terry Doyle Keith Hoglund john Piech Bill McElliot Bruce Daniels Mike Lynch Dave Reba Ron Knebel joe Kresse Tim Gadus Pete Finn Tim Boffeli 16. Doug Drexler 17. Danny Benda 18. Barry Biondo 19. Mike Delaney 20. Matt Doyle 21. Bob McGourty 22. Barry Smith 23. Mike Ochoa 24. Rick Ross 25. Dave Duffy 26. Kevin Sullivan 27. Matt Biondic 28. Curt Daniels 29. Al Soukup 30. lim McCauley Bob May john Mulry jim Barry Larry Marszalik Mark Richter Bill May Mark Cloghessy jeff justice Brad Deery john Beals Willie Seidelmann Mike Corrigan Ken Fonte Mike Delaney Mike Ochoa Keith Nemec Terry Doyle Rick Ross Ken Fonte Barry Smith Al Soukup Curt Daniels Larry Marszalik Bill May Mark Richter Mark Cloghessy lim Barry Willie Seidelmann Kappa Tau Chi KTX 5 1? za' T WWW Fl john Collins Tim Farrell Tom Denlinger Dave Reba Chip Maly Gary Ward Bob Bracco Art Chippetta Dave Donovan Dan McCabe Tony Cusimano jim Seidl Dan Murphy jim Berman Chris Miller Tony Stork Pat Cusack Tim Flannery Pat Healy john O'Brien jim Croger Pete Langkamp john Murphy Marty Kearny Brian McPartIin Zeta Omega Zeta O's main duty for the year was to root on the men's basketball team in their Reserved section. Zeta O was not in full force this year, but next year, they hope for bigger than ever turn outs. The main social function of Zeta O is the Annual Spring Informal. Started in 1979, it also serves as a reunion of many past, but still great members. 1. jeff Carlevato 2. Mike Stenson 11. jim Boucher 3. Rick Buscher 12 10. Steve Bite Lansing Haig 94 Hi 'X 19. George Lyneh 1- 20. Curt C. L. Daniels 2- . Mike Sullivan, Vice Pres. 21. jim Hayzier Hayes 3- Renee jedlicka Michelle Murray Bev Witt Kate Osterhaus Colleen Callahan Ann Noonan Laurie Whalen Mary Io Schmidt Jody Waller Leanne Thome Barb Ping lane Bajor 4. Kevin Rock Sullivan 13. Al Soukup, President 4. 5. Bill Finn 14. jeff justice 0 1 0 5. 6. Dick Mertens 15. Charlie Pink LII Paftlefs 6. Paul Kacynski Ed Langrebe Brad Deery Ron Kenebel Tom O'Brien L john Curtis M W Eh Fey-Bah After a short absence from the Purgold, Eh Fey Bah is back. Translated, Eh Fey Bah means A positive - negative or nothing. The goals of Eh Fey Bah are nothing. Therefore if they do nothing all year long, they have achieved all that they have set out to do. Eh Fey Bah was organized as a jest to the frats, and is led by the Grand Poobah. aifig zf aga . All-MA I! flisssoha 2. Tony Manatt 3. Matt Doyle 4. Billy May 5. Peter Finn 6. Frank Gross IV 7. Tom T. I. Meaney 8. joe Schmall 9. Matt Lamb 10. john Noonan 11. Dennis Hoffman 12. Tom Esterquest Mike Sullivan lGrand Poobahl Charlie Pink Marc Frost Tim Bald lim Boucher Chris O'Connell Bill Mullee Ron Yegge Mark Miller Damian Sepanik Sam' Basile joe Baumstarch Larry Schmidt Jeff Carlevato john Hildebranski Brice Robinson Pat Young john Weber Dave McCormick Kevin Owens Paul Heer john Peterson Dan Ross Tom Green Dave Naughton Paul Breitbach Matt Madsen Greg Leytem Eric Fisher john Mitchell Christian Life Council Kim Engelken Clint HonKomp Liz King Ann Stattelman Ann Linnan Brenda Beyer Peg Brachle Celeste Nykaza Ann Molchan Barb Rice Mike Beck julie Florine Kathy Pfohl Pat Kelly Anne Schumacher Burt Wilder Sue Stringer Sr. janet May Sheila Walsh Cathy Woodrum Mary Robst Amy Manternach Carol Frommelt Kevin Cameron Bryon Boyle Dave O'Conner Tom Breen Mark McDermott Ioni Cassell Dennis Hoffman v iii l Clarke-Loras Singers . h . Row 1.fL-R: Pam Kambach Karen McQuaid Kathy Petinger Karla Kendrick Margaret Caldwell joann Knight Beth Perrin The eleventh year of direction by john Lease was no different than the preceding ten as the Clarke-Loras Singers continued their tradition of musical excellence. The group performed throughout the year at St. Rapheals Cathedral, not only on Sundays but also for special events, such as Dubuque-Fest and when Archbishop jean jadot visited Dubuque. Highlights of the year included singing for Pope john Paul Il in Des Moines, an international tour which included Poland and the Soviet Union, and a concert which featured a requiem mass by Durufle. ' Hidden from View: joe White Sue Ernster Beth Boddicker Charlie Pink Tim Leonard Kim Sullivan Sue Hawks Bob Lawler Steven Slade Alice Onavi Lisa Leary joe Marr Kevin Cameron Row 2.: Louise Nemmers Tom Kane jeff justice Mary Bertolag Ann Weber Clint Honcomp Dave George Ladonna Manternach Row 3.: Leo Delaney Phil Dvorak Anna Stefaniak joe Hickey Row 4.: jgyce Geary joe Fleckenstein Rob Nunez Anne 25 Stattelman Ann Linnan 26 Nancy Briggs 27 julia Florine Sandra johnson 28 Kathy Pfohl Nancy Schultz 29 Katherine Schroeder 30 Lynne Devaney 31 Laura Horst 32 jean Trenkle 33 Mary Nuehring Teresa 34 Theriault Debra Meier 35 Maureen 36 McGarry 37 Marie Finn 38 Suzanne Seigel 39 Laurie Whalen 40 Sheila Walsh Lori Goodman 41 Patricia 42 McFadden 43 Laura Schlueter 44. Robin Fetter 45 Elizabeth King Catherine Canning Colleen Boland Myra jo Mesplay Steven Harrington Michael Kennedy Dan Ross Marc Frost David Horst Charles Isenhart Christopher Gruca Stephen Slade Mark Critelli john Broman Gary Elsbecker Terry Roder Neil Manternach Timothy Seigel john Gilbert Michael Beck Mike Beck Tom Squiers 9 9'l4f if 5 v 1, as-5, as , liteijjgjjfel 113 Concert and Stage Band CONCERT BAND PERSONNEL Piccolo: Flutes: Oboe: Clarinets: Alto Sax Ann Schreiber Tori Goodman Lisa Foster Mary Oswald joan Tuberty Robin Fetter Margaret Bamrick Mary lo Poole Sue Thompson Dawn Walton Anne Stattleman Laura Trojan Teri Goodman Carol Crock john Bechen Molly Osterhaus Mary Gogerty Mary Ann Heck Bob Oswald Teri Goodman Debra Hazer Concert Band Tenor Sax: Bariton Sax: Cornets: Trumpets: French Horn: Under the direction of joseph Colaluca, Stage Band once again provided an excellent year of music for the Loras and Dubuque communities. Along with their performances at Loras home basketball games, the band performed two major concerts at the Five Flags Civic Center. ln February, the Stage Band sponsored their Ninth Annual jazz Festival, and throughout the year toured the Chicago area high schools, providing musical enjoyment for the students. lt also was an effective recruitment effort for Loras. 'l'l4 Dennis Kivlahan Trombones: Dianne Noonan Mike Beck Tom Goodman Melinda Page Yvonne Yoerger l0l'1n Bechen Phillip Dvorak l0SePl1 KiZ3Uf Baritone: Mark Critelli Chris Gruca Tuba: Chip Kurt Terry Roder Richard Bowerman leanne Poole Timpani: Teresa Theriault l-e0 Cadwell Percussion: Mike Stephens William Berzins john Peterson Barry Biondo Bill Bartos Bryan C0r1S0l0 Kathy Schroeder Mary I0 Moran String Bass: Kim Murdock lOl'll'l Mitchell Guitar: Kevin Mott William Berzins Drums: William Bartos Terry Roder Piano: john Peterson Jeanne Poole Leo Cadwell Cathleen Schellenger Ann Linnan Kim Engelken john Holmes STAGE BAND PERSONNEL Alto Sax: Tenor Sax: Baritone Sax: Trumpets: Trombones: Tuba: String Bass: Guitar: Drums: Piano: Teri Goodman Debra Hazer Dennis Kivlahan john Bechen joseph Kizaur Chris Gruca Terry Roder William Berzins Jeanne Poole Leo Cadwell Gayle Yoerger Diane Noonan Phillip Dvorak Rich Bowerman Kim Murdock Kevin Mott William Bartos john Peterson Last Draw 1. 2. 3. 4. if Z1 If I0 Miglia?-il5lf. I7la 1'lxJ 7- 8. 9. Terri Hyland loan Sisler Tim Wengert Mary Dunlevy ,lim Hentges Tim Leonard Kent Esser Bob McGurty Kathy Weightman 10. Curt Daniels 11. Rich Ross 12. Terry Galvin 13. Mike Corrigan 14. jeff Franklin 15. Keith Hoglund 16. Dan Halpin 17. Dave Duffy 18. Bruce Daniels Ski Club .glam ,4 'ii 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Lori Kuczwara Sandi Hendricksen Dan Herding Mike Stoutghton Pat Timmerman Keelin Murphy Dennis Lester Dan Finnegan Teny Manatt Peggy janotta Kevin Driscoll Matt Nordloh Unknown Skier jean Walsh Dan McCabe Mark Streit Tariq Saifullah Sue Wagner Off Campus Club t.eg3fy S ug, :rf hm- W, vi 4,2- A -i 1- President Mark Blaser Vice President jeanne Durey Secretary Michele Meuller Treasurer Sharon Steger Publicity Anita Splinter 1. Anita Splinter 9. 2. leanne Durey 10. 3. Dave McCormick 11. 4. Steve Kunkel 12. 5. Sharon Steger 13. 6. Mark Blaser 14. 7. Michele Mueller 15. 8. Nancy Briggs 16. Kathy Wold Linda Weber Bernie Kennedy Kathy Pfohl janet Schromen Tom McCaffery Phil O'Connell Mike McDonough Loras College judo Club G l , 3 Y' ! 7 I V.P. Ron Tigges PRES. Logan LaMour SECJTRES. Lisa Miller SENSEI Qlnstructorj Terry Smith Iudo Club In Action 3 79-80 OFFICERS President: Logan LaMour Vice Pres: Larry Backes SecfTres: Lisa Miller Moderator: Rev. Daniel 1. Rogers Sensei : Terry Smith ' 80-81 OFFICERS President: Logan LaMour Vice Pres: Ron Tigges SecfTres: Lisa Miller Moderator: Rev. Daniel j. Rogers Sensei : Terry Smith 117 KLOR Under the direction of general manager Dan Dorau, radio station KLOR completed its 15th year of broadcasting on the Loras campus. In addition to its regular music programming, which ranges from hard rock to folk and jazz, the station expanded into new areas with The Crypt , a weekly broadcast devoted entirely to pre-1970 music. Another special feature of KLOR is 33V2, which features new album releases. Highlights of the year included live coverage of the Mock Convention and the Dance Marathon. In addition to general manager Dan Dorau, the KLOR staff of officers includes - Steve Gilligan - Music and Program Directorg Leo Delaney - News and Promotion Directorg and Matt Lamb - Business Director, I 1. Bryon Boyle 2. Leo Delaney 3. Marie Finn 4. Debbie Meier 5. joe Baumstarch 6. Don Stribling 7. john Weber Debbie Meier Don Stribling Dan Dorau Executive Officers . F i 7. if- -. f'. ,mcg X. .:2 i-'Mft' 15'2,s ? -sf, 5. ,..-.arg ,.., Y' -' fam' mg.'aa-'f-a1:.-. :'f1fs'1-:H-'-as --.- I .si - 2' V J f 'asf 'W-.fqmg-gg , - - ---' 1 ,Y f,.yt'- 3.1.-jg g . 2,'-,g,.,5:.Mig, ., p ' - fag-.341-.2 - .,-Q H t - . A - .t l, :Q , 4,-f3',:l,5 gt ., ,.,, P ,. I 3 .,,, if t5'2lz,15- ' ' ' L I'-fl, .il - 1 ' -' 1, :+Q7Q1',4Ri- -s ' ' fZ:'1'f5'?sf1.f.Lj'iffLgase7,?Ll- ,e ,.Qff',-.fl 5 ..- ,. ,,Q5::,ta.I:.2ifQ,152:4-Q J' 7i ., gg-,v.ilfg65x l2.f3sfA: ' 4' kai ' V, x .-9.23 ' . -. . ' ' ' -' ' ' . fq , ' , f' -Hi17 '-- 6? 2, .- ,- . ,. - 1' ..- , .,,. 3. . W 41, 1 . - , if ,ff 3' 7 W '--if -1? .. 2 -' .iiftltfvfv -. 2 - - 'T 'L 1-'ttf -.1-Q, 't.L2aw-r-2 ' we - - ' ,, 0 311 ,. ,,-'ef , - X, -1 . at .,. V. V52-' 2335562 , rf , . is Jiizzf--i-. 1.L.,Q.Zs. . Li 5131... fa. .. 3 1. .V ily?--'-' .-is '- -- Xml. 56 No. 16 Loras College Dubuque, Iowa May 6, 1980 - - - 1 - Coeditors: Kevin Koch, Robert Murphy Associate Editors: Terrence Schueller, Michael Reinert Editorial Assistant: Robert Os- wa-ld Mike Reinert Lorian Staff V Reporters: joseph Baumstack, Photographers - Matt Stuart, john Spahn, Wendy Sauter, Mar- ty Woulfe, Mike Haupert, john Thomas Green, Susan Fox, Les- lie Carr, Thomas Draus, jack Wagner Baker' Tammy Edens' Ron Tig' Moderator: Vincent Coyle ges. Kevin Koch Robert Murphy Terry Schueller Robert Oswald The Lorian is a student paper in every sense. The editors are all Loras students, the staff are all from Loras, and the paper is funded from the general fee the students pay each year. Consequently the Lorian staff feels its primary respon- sibility is to the students to which it serves. The paper aims to be a vehiclt of communication between the varying segments of the Loras community and tc keep the students informed of events taking place at Loras. The Lorian published stories which were of importance to students and faculty Included in such articles as Loras winning an age discrimination suit at the Iowa Supreme Court, the lobbying by private colleges to gain passage of the tuition differential grant in the Iowa legislatureg and unfortunately, the deaths of four members of the Loras community. The Lorian published issuely updates regarding the progress of the Republican Mock Convention and during the convention itself accurately portrayed the role of the press. Throughout the convention, the Lorian was responsible for starting some rumors and spreading others, however, the delegates were well-informed by the special editions the Lorian published. Through the editorials of Kevin Koch and Robert Murphy, the Lorian covertly expressed opinions regarding life at Loras. ln the issuely column by Mike Reinert, opinions were presented to which everyone recognized the mean- ing. With most of the staff returning next year, including the entire editorial board, the 1980-81 Lorian possesses the poten- tial to be the best newspaper Loras students have funded. Afterall, it is the students the Lorian serves. 119 Loras ','. ., -Ni Wm' g if ,V 1 Si Y .L AA I Yi: TAMMY EDENS - junior, Davenport la MATT STUART - Senior, Dubuque Ia JOHN BAKER - Senior, Chicago Ill. Not Pictured: MIKE HAUPERT - Freshman, Dubuque Ia RON TIGGES - Freshman, Dubuque la. IOE MCNAMARA - junior, Dubuque Ia. JOHN SPAHN - Freshman, Dubuque Ia. The 1980 Purgold Staff QA real loras experience, MATT STUART IR. Editor 80 Purgold MARY DUNLEVY - Special Events KATHY RAGUNAS - Students -:sp fe ' l ti Aggie. I I I I J LIZ GALLAGHER COLLEEN RYAN LAURA OBREIN Groups and Organizations Associate Editor Typist and Rewriter It seems as though the Purgold is not supposed to come out on time like any other book. But it does get completed, and into student hands. This was a year of turn over until the right combination of people came together. This book finally saw the light of day thanks to the help of many people, and now that it is complete I would like to thank my help. First I would like to thank Kathy Ragunas who stuck around to keep working on layouts and completed many of them at home over the summer. Mary Dunlevy who worked hard to help gather material, do layouts and suggest changes in the book. To Liz Gallagher who helped me set up the groups for pictures. fMost of which we got, some we didn't.j To Leo Delaney for help he gave on the plays and groups. To Colleen Ryan who gave up a large part of her summer to lend a hand on layouts, writing, typing, ID etc. To Laura O'brien, who wrote and rewrote articles, then typed them up for use. To Tammy Edens who came in to do work others wouldn't. And to the coaches, especially jan Leiser who put up with me on articles and lD's of sports material. The list goes on and on. Thanks to you all, those I have and haven't men- tioned. And thanks to the student body for being patient for the Loras Experience Purgold 80. my W1 ADMINISTRATIO PASQUALE DI PASQUALE, IR. - President REV. IAMES BARTA - Academic Dean 124 ARCHBISHOP IAMES I. BYRNE - Chancellor -F115 REV. CHARLESLANG - Dean of Students 1 'lv lj Y , rslif- wi-1. 253251 A :lm I rf it ., A .4 gi, , 'ii ,R S CLARENCE T. O'DOWD - Business Manager VIRGIL BLOCKER - Accountant GEORGE FREUND - College Affairs - -7- 'F'-ff-l'--Y1 4 i ' i l M ,I BURTON MCQUILLAN - Placement CHARLES MCCORMICK - Financial Aids - - Y -- - - .f-.-gxi5,i.ii5z3.5?,-C- -J: .-ave-. 'gg ,r 'ff 'i-ffm-1, ,U A, '- ............II GERARD B. NOONAN - Registrar MSGR. DORANCE FOLEY - Assistant to President ,Lvl n-Rx I, .ff 3' rf' Q W9 I 4 ., ' lt , . Q., L gigf- 9, . T N ,I x.: Q . F ROBERT MULLEN - Athletic Director VINCE COYLE - Public Information 2 4.15. A. I. COENEN-BROWN - Capital Campaign Drive WILLIAM DURDON - Development ,I 4 I IOHN IOSLIN - Alumni DAN CONRY - Director of Admissions so is AL BRINKMOELLER - Buildings and Grounds KEN RYAN - Activities 5. i Ni. ,J f ff no i , ,- 1, - i JOHN HESS - Graduate Division, Community Education DICK SCHULTZ - Security i i H Facult and Staff ,,,-9' PAUL ALLEN - Prof., Religious Studies LX 3 1 4 ff , ' , . lOl'lN ANDERSON - Nlgrl, Data Processing BARB ANDERSON - Coach DOROTHY ATKINS - Asst. Prof., English -3319. l ll., 1 -A . B i -x THOMAS AUGE - Prof., History IOHN BAMRICK - Prof., Biology OM BATISH Asst. Prof., Economics Ju DONNA BAUERLY - Assoc. Prof., RONALD BAUERLY - Instr., Accting 84 English Business il- I I 1 CARL BINZ - Asst. Prof., JOHN BROMAN - Instr., Music Chemistry MICHAEL BUDDE Asst. Prof., Soc. 84 Sec. Work .1 2. UA '1 '1 A I 1 J. ,J 2-r I . -,, - In 1- f 4. ,. - 'P' 5? F r . 1, 54 . .T.i':l,-.'f' A Y ' - . .-5'f+.i,,' f f , 4 - ,'t,1, IT,-.I L -i f 'E-QQ, ' 1 f wwf, ' wit- 4 A, l -' Y Ji IEANNE BURKHCART - Dir., Health ROY CARROLL - Asst. Prof., Music Ir. 1' 92 , K, l ' V' 5- ' A l , ' I , V , Ll. W . VI, I I X A 4 rg g f GEORGE CASTORE - Prof., Psychology i w 45 EDWARD CAWLEY - Prof., Biology RICHARD CLARK - Assoc. Prof., Political Science l,... xx-.. JOSEPH COLALUCA - Prof., Music ROBERT CRONIN - Assoc. Prof., Speech ROSEMARY CRONIN - Instr., English FEODOR CRUZ - Asst. Prof., Philo Comm. sophy Q Es Q ,? , 'I' if Ki . 7, if , if I sg. 7 f D 1 Af?-l L ' , 4 1 SR. BERNADINE cuizoia - . cc . c I - Ounse or IOHN D'AMlco - Admissions coun- BERNARD DANSART selor non l 4.. 3 Q .Jn Asst. Prof., Educa IOHN DEELY - Assoc. Prof., Philosophy JOHN DORWEILER - Prof., Political Science :ii ii! Els sg: ,il I I I! ii E I ! I I I .v. , -.-. ,J REV. I. K. DOWNING - Prof., CI. Lang. GERALD EAGLESON - Asst. Prof., REV. LOUIS ERNSDORFF - Prof., Math. Biology I l .5 r-4 M ' N f ' '1-.-.-1, , xx - ' ' 4 MARVIN FAGERLIND - Asst. Prof., Soc. 84 Soc. PATRICK FLANAGAN - ASSOC. CHRISTOPHER FONDELL - Inst., Work Prof., Physical Education Art 'I31 ff I I 1 xf ' 5 'I- I .si . xi ' vt . N f I 'V ,A It . 4 ' Ilvrmf ' , J ,GIELQ NY., , I if in u A vp' 3 1 isa: x .bg K X I : ,s,3xQ,d'c t 1 .N gl ' P +-'WI t ' 'I H 1 I , W PQ, ' It J' rm 1' 'Lu' f 1- - . I 54 'Q ' . El N I Q' ff- I 1' A 'LII-J 'M-P . - I f 'I I.-ff NH, V . llxiyz ab, . 3 . I., .4 7:3L,,,,.A1i'1a' ' 4, I N' H wi,-M. .91 - , ., 4 --.. 1' . F- , JY' gf' K' 1 , 6:1 ' - f 'w It , V5 I I u W 'Lv' 2' I 1 lb If I ,I '1 . X X Q Q 5. I pg .ga I. ,S I 'I :N l 'n mix 'Q In Y' I 01. ' X ff!!-'f , ..---1..., -59l'4 ELAINE FRANK - Instr., Education REV. IOHN FRIEDELL - Prof., GEORGE GIANNAICOUROS - Asst. Prof., Mathematics Econ. ni . I I '22, X . 14.1- THOMAS GOODMAN - Assoc. Prof., REV. PHILIP HAMILTON - Prof., Sociology English , - T I is N l LAWRENCE HART - Prof., Mathematics ROY HAUGHT - Assoc. Prof., Art M' REV. EVERETT .HEMANN Campus Mrmstry mx-N -VV-7 . ' van -J 1' 1. .' 5.1 ' '. . ' ,11- N saw Y' ' , , THOMAS HURM - Prof., History REV. DONALD HUTCHINSON - Prof., Physics l L..- P Q- X f llllll U, JOHN IRELAN - Prof., Modern THOMAS IEWELL VITALE - Asst. REV. WILFRED IOHANNES - Prof., Foreign Lang. Prof., Art Class. Lang. if 4. f ' ,psi t ' A' Q x ' 5 ME. . . - GERALD IORGENSON JOSEPH KAPLER - Prof., Biology GERALD KAUFMANN - Assoc. Prof., Psychology Biology . 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Garrity Political Science Earlville, ll. Michael j. Glynn Accounting Dubuque, Ia. Business Dubuque, Ia. Michael I. Herrog Accounting Dubuque, la. james E. Hutchins Psychology Dubuque, la. l Robert j. Ahern Colleen A. Ament Steven j. Arthur AccountingfBusiness Chemistry i Accounting Evergreen, ll. Dyersville, la.l Edgewood, la. i Douglas M. Atkins Biology Madison, Wi. Mark K. Babbiltt Business Freeport, Il. ot Pi tured jean C. johnson AccountingfBusiness Dubuque, la. Terrance j, Kane Business Dubuque, Ia. Patrick j. Kelly Physical Education Dubuque, Ia. Allen R. Kluesner General Science Farley, la. Daniel j. loes Biology St Cloud, Minn. james R. Mai AccountingfBusiness Dubuque, la. William F. May Biology Cuba City, Wi. jane S. McCarthy 1 Business Atlantic, la. Timothy T. McGuire l Business Dubuque, la. Laura M. Nelson N Speech Communication Dubuque, Ia. Eric M. Nielson Political Science Dubuque, la. Business Dubuque, Ia. Kenneth j. Ryan BiologyfChemistry ' Lansing, Ia. Peter j. Schilling Business Dubuque, la. I T I .Q 'S james j. Duehr Business Dubuque, Ia. james E. Schreiber Industrial Psychology Dubuque, la. joel L. Sieverding Physical Education Dubuque, la. Nancy S. Spalla Psychology Dubuque, la. Thomas A. Vogt Business Chicago, ll. Accounting Manitowoc, Wi. Cynthia j. Young English Berkeley, ll. Larry P. Backes Business Brookfield, Wi. james P. Barry Business Glenview, Il. William M. Berzins Music Galena, Il. 'Q Y' Michael W. Burds Physical Education Dubuque, la. lohn M. Baker SociologyfSocial Work Chicago, ll. Peg Bauer BusinessfComputer Science Holy Cross, Ia. Thomas C. Boeh Physical Education Lombard, ll. Rick R. Buscher Business Algona, Ia. Timothy A. Bald Business Freeport, ll. Mary Ann Beck Leisure Services Buckingham, Ia. james W. Boffeli Business Farley, Ia. ' ll' - .,. 5.5.1.- , L f Wi ' ..'-. iw-iziiif is ,Q A M I-in William P, Cahill Accounting Preston, la. F 14. Joanne Barber . AccountingfBusiness Willow Springs, Il.' Donna M. Bandy ' English Dubuque, Ia. Vincent A. Berta Business Byron, ll. Jerome 1. Bell Business Dubuque, la. X. 1 1 IOAFIDC M- B0l13Vi3 jeffrey I. Bornhauser Business Business Rockford, Il. Winfield, ll. Y . A .ri ,gn sf-E . . jr E' R -:af ...XS K as . fQ,x X Terrence P. Callahan Kevin S. Cameron Business Speech CommfPhilosophy Dubuque, Ia. Des Moines, Ia. 1110 . 1 . TU L M. Gary L. Campbell Speech Communication Toledo, la. 1 J '5- ,- Robert M. Cassioppi Business Rockford, ll. 4 ts , 2'.?, w ,. L . .lt ' ' 'xl Q 1 i ,. r Catherine M. Coghlin Special Education Mt. Prospect, ll. 'I . ii Michael P. Delaney Sociology Dubuque, Ia. 150 401 .wus 09 Patrick L. Cannon Mathematics Bernard la. s jeffrey A. Carlevato Laura I. Carr Accounting Psychology Bensenville ll. Palos Hills Il. f E A ' l'ff yrs' -Y --4 ' ., . , . 1. 'A-f' ' .. . lr U h Elizabeth I. Cherrier Business Dubuque, la. U leanne M. Collins Business Oak Brook, ll. lames A. DelMastro Business Addison, ll. 1 Barbara A. Clasen Physical Education Bellevue, la. William I. Cherrier Accounting Dubuque, la. lohn R. Connolly, lll Marikay Cornelis Biology Child Care 81 Elem. Education East Moline, ll. Moline, Il. Shirley Dietzel jerald A. Donovan Mathematics Chemistry!Mathematics East Dubuque, ll. Sioux City, la. l l joseph F. Casper Business Oaklawn, Il. 1. 7 Mark P. Cloghessy Business Dyer, Ind. ' I Curtis L. Daniels Physical Education Miles, la. Terrance R. Doyle Psychology Chicago, Il. Peggy M. Dunn SociologyfSocial Work Bernard, la. Edwin C. Evangelista Business Carroll, la. ' 1 1- X 1 I Susan M. Fleming English Dubuque, la. i '-,ab Q 1 james F. Funke AccountingfBusiness Edgewood, la. 0. , x Michele M. Edgar EconomicsfBusiness Cedar Rapids, la. .l Donna L. Ewing Mod. Foreign Lang.fSoc. South Holland, Il. Michael S. Foglton Business Berwyn, ll. Douglas G. Gietl Business Davenport, la. Michael 1. Ehrenstrom EconomicsfBusiness Rockford, Il. Cynthia A. Ferri Psychology!Social Work Rockford, Il. Kenneth I. Fonte, Ir. Business Chicago, Il. ' Anne M. Goblirsch Child Care Elgin, ll. Doreen E. Elgin Biology Dubuque, Ia. William G. Finn Business Oaklawn, Il. john M, Frankovich AccountingfPhysical Education Merrillville, Ind. 1 jeffrey L. Conner Accounting!Business Bellevue, la. rj -, L I . fu' f L- ri r, 15,09 . ,ying az f Ellen M. Enright Psychology Cicero, Il. Thomas 1. Flaherty Religious Studies Fairfax, la. -IQ 1 mv Kevin I. Freihoefer Business Dubuque, Ia. Karen K. Gonner AccountingfMathem Springbrook, la. atics 1 R 1 ,la W ' Z gm'-Q I ' 'Fi 31 ! i 5-. il Thomas 1. Goodman BusinessfPolitical Science Dubuque, la, Karen L. Goodendorf ArtfElementary Education Dubuque, la. 9 . ET' .XV A Gerald 1. Hannon lean A. Heacock Modern Foreign Language Business Dubuque . Dubuque, Ia. 'I , ' Q.-.,1..1.' 'qi-lift-,:,gg, ' I Q,-Flllf ' .fitlfl 'i L 5.15.4 1.172 .,,,.l Y .FQ 'cel g. i .A -e-can 'llifilg 56 'wx ,113 l'.Hf'-7f.a. ,I H -'13 ., -'fllti Q -.ggi if 'V gggfx 1-7,1 U5 Q3 'll Y. : ,. V A ii-iii if fi if ,. 2 Q Brian D. Henderson Sheila lo Highland Business Business Council Bluffs, la. Rockford, ll. JLESNA- f 2- 2,-. A -,hs Brian M. Green Business Dubuque, la. , 5. -L:-3, -A l if Randy P. Hefel Accounting Dubuque, la. john R. Hildebranski Business Calumet City, ll. Colleen M. Greenan Dennis l. Haberkorn ' Biology Accounting Addison, ll. Dubuque, la. ' 1 l o v D 6 4 0 Edward F. Heiberger julian C. Heitz Business Biology 1 Dubuque, la. Farley, la. l l i rf' 'i - , m A X R Mu' . -ir'-' l 'lf ' 1 , X ' 'lf-'aff' tj ,. - l ..., it-ffl-A E , ' '24 1 1 l Kevin I. Howley English Rockford, ll. X Dennis Hoffman Psychology i Dubuque, la. 1 Norbert A. lanning Mike johnson Charles S. Kaffka Mary lo Kenneally Catherine P. Kenny PsychologyfElem. Education Economics History Child CarefSociology Art!Elem. Education Lidderdale, la. Dubuque, la. Riverdale, ll. Elkader, la. Oaklawn, ll. 152 i . f fl! ll . .. qi Bernard 1. Kern Accounting Dyersville, Ia. Mary A. Kuhl Business Clinton, Ia. vl , in' +55 Lori A. Lampe Mathematics Bellevue, la. David 1. Lyons Political Science Dubuque, Ia. Q Q if 'wr' - Ann M. Kessenich Art!Elem. Education Kingsley, la. Susan F. Kuncl Political Science Ceder Rapids, Ia. William A. LeClair Chemistry Sioux City, la. W A sl N - 9 R , l I Kathleen G. Lyons Biology Davenport, la. I S Patrick H. King Barbara L. Kofron Business Spe. Educ.fParish Ministry LeGrange Park, ll. Tipton, la. rw- Q' - -as . , x N , - if V L i' ...I,f .,., A 4, fl f l',,liQli, 'K ' ' 5. to . . A llwr. fx ajft. Q J Paul A. Kurt General Science Monticello, la. - 1 Pl' ig. Janice A. Leonard Business Dubuque, la. 'QI ' w Teresa I. Mack Accounting Dubuque, Ia. Matthew G. Lamb Speech Communication Chicago, ll. i I Hi X Jr, iq X xl Q if Rose E. Lux Physical Education Dubuque, la. Steven D. Malerick Business Downers Grove, Il. 1 3.5 Rick 1. Kratz Accounting Dubuque, la. Lisa M. Lammer Sociology Dubuque, la. james C. Lynott General Science Cedar Rapids, Ia. , . V . XM'- .X , fi lllwu 'il . .9 X Amy S. Manternach Business Cascade, Ia. 'IRQ l lzfllil -'-i N jji, A. '- f 4 .- ' 1 1 , 1 v tr' 4 f ,Z,' l 'E l i'iI:1' It. .lax , . '.i t ,' l ' Q 1 3 i , X il 'i 5 ' 1 ' I ', A I , roi? . 1 i J f If .,, - I' ' ,X ' ' ' Lawrence 1. Marszalik joseph K. McDermott Catherine A, McGrath Business Chemistry Physical Education Chicago, ll. Epworth, la. Cedar Rapids, Ia, Mark C. Miller Anne E. Molchan Peter G. Mordente Psychology Parish Ministry BusinessfSociology McHenry, Il. Peoria, ll. Hinsdale, ll. l - , i , . , . in X . 1. 2, in q . 'N 4 .,f Karen A. Neuses Mark A. Nicholson john E. Noonan Psychology Business Political Science ' M3500 CIW, lil- Dubuque, la. Cascade, Ia. 5 I-.1- Q. - Q A I ',lAI .A 4 li Marcella R. O'Neil Patrick K. O'Neil Nicolette M. Panico Sociology Accounting Modern Foreign East Dubuque, Il. Round Lake, Il. L8r1gUHg6fBUSlf19SS Elizabeth, ll. 154 . ii john A. McNeil Business N East Dubuque, ll. Daniel T. Murphy Business Oaklawn, II. J , 4 V x X, l t .L l 'J I 5 - , 'A julia A. O'Brien AccountingfBusiness Aurora, Il. 5' 1 i' ,, A i ,L lohn D. Pilcher History Anamosa, la. Ann L. Mentz , Biology N Dewitt, Ia. Keith F. Nemec Business Orland Park, Il. E114 r . if P Patrick M. O'Malley Accounting Oaklawn, ll. .I Ee .wg if? il 'E X si ii E june A. Rauen AccountingfBusiness Dubuque, Ia. 0 ll A li xl Patrick E. Reidy History Waterloo, Ia. William A. Reilly II EconomicsfPolitical Science Rockford, ll. Dean R. Reiter Business Dubuque, Ia. Karen M. Rice Physical Education Aurora, ll. A .. . Mark 1. Richter General Science Rock Valley Ia. Il' 'Q 71.- xl. Terry A. Roder Steven M. Roling Mary Collette Roman Michael K. Ruhland Richard L. Runde Music Accounting Business Business Accounting Remsen, Ia. Sherrill, Ia. Rockford, Il. Lemars, La. Dubuque, Ia. 11 - ' if 'S' S Y N lc , A ia KF. I Q 1 -- 4 , N .. , -xx - ' . 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Stephens Psychology!Elementary Education Physical Education Political Science Business Dubuque, la. New Vienna, Ia. DeWitt, la. Hometown, ll, 'v ,i,!q4,giil., Allan I. Stoltz History Dubuque, la. tr ' ful ', . x 7 ft .., . s' s C - w Lisa 1. Thome SociologyfSocial Work Raymond, la. 156 1 Terrance 1. Strain Business Homewood, Il. S5 , .Ax Le., David 1. Timmerman Business Dubuque, la. 7 7 Matthew G. Stuart, lr. Michael 1. Sullivan Speech Communication ' Business Dubuque, la. Dubuque, Ia. 31, 'lf r . , . ,-t if s ' A I ' i 1 Susan C. Spoden f Business Farley, la. 'Q 'E john F. Stieber Political Science Dubuque, la. .I y 40 N G 1 C A r 31 f' ' a t. -5 Richard Szymanski Speech Communication Berwyn, ll. Terrence N. Tobin Mark A. Tomeil Accounting Business Dubuque, la. Gurnee, Il. Neil R. Trainor History Galena, ll. I D ' 'x loseph P. Vaske Business Dubuque, la. Lawerence C. Tscharner Business Dubuque, Ia. jeffrey A. Trannel History East Dubuque, Il. l jane M. Vondra Ellen K. Voss Richard M. Vyverberg Social Work Accounting Business Warren, ll. Palo, Ia. Dubuque, Ia. 1 ' P ef, , , ll ' v L ,. vw- 'mr 'Q H Yr.. C J 4 A Patricia A. Weber Rock A. Wegmann Catherine 1. Weightman Accounting Business Sociology Dubuque, la. Epworth, Ia. Rockford, ll, it -yn ,, . . rx A, .W .- ,.. . .,.. ,., . .H V, 2.5 ,, . Laura M. Willegte Donald F. Wurzer lohn P. Yopchick MathematicsfComp. Science Classical Studies Business Oaklawn, ll. FOV! AfklflS0f1,' la- Chicago, ll. 4 Linda M. Vellon General Science Palatine, ll. john E. Waghorn Business Medinah, ll. Carrie V. Wertz Child Care Kankakee, ll. Susan M. Zeimet English Springbrook, la. 1 .- A ' .Yin Q l 7 1 1 l fl! ff! ff ll 5 Diane M. Voellinger Business Mason City, Ia. Lynn K. Waldhauser Sociology!Child Care Rockford, Il. Brenda K. Wilcke Phy. Educ.fElem. Educ. Miles, la. 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'UT' 3 'A .Hur xl ti: I x -r iv' L elif' 3 , a F - vhyl A ' Q 'I r ' ,l .4 .2 'wx 9 gf ' Ls' ,..'.,, Y v lf. -4 , il , .wk.'Y35,,:.f .P K' ' ,.--..,w-,, .-if--f 2 , iW1f-w-4'- -!9l - - 'Z , I ' A . ,,-,f,.1f-f-fr-fi . ' i D K-.wt-:.iLw A -1 ' ' -,,,, -'V ' , , , ,fA ,.,, , . , ,I With open arms, Paul Rice welcomes incoming fans to the arena. 160 QE' 'Y-X Q WKXZZW A' ,wh M - ie-- -1: 1'-as .fi-'X x,,y fax ,. ug D . W H Kevin lmoehl Chris Ironside Chuck Isenhart Paul laeger Kathy lanotta Brian Iirak Tim johnson lan ludziewicz ,n F 1- ' ww .sf lx ' lQfEWW.t y. sc ,ra ., rt,., pm ki '?kWY, :ar ' . I7 I f'i Q. ' sq N L Q r, ' a Q xi: I H 49 AS' - Qfflillli' . 5, i Y jc. ,,f.-.Irma ' ' ' , if r.:- 0 1 i' K l ,. XXR7 Lfj .Fixx -QQ! K I 'if ga K V ' w f -s'-- 14m 1, K 9 fhfl Q22 gg sv Q? M YW. 9 51' -A 1 U, fi r 'M -,cf y,,' if W J'-'33 ', l fri ff 'i jeff justice ' -Q... if so T1 K 3 4 ,f Qgbll -is ' asm itil! E. cr. W T - T PET s -K ' Q I is T H Q3 Vicki lustman , 1 W NL, .J ll- -.' 'p Q T i . I , v Ax Bob Kane Thomas Kane l .16 lib Turn them every which way but loose . . . ' 'x1F- -:V l'. -l 'fl' .L + L. if G'-'L' T it 's L 1 'P's-'girl 1, - ' Q' iv T I 81-8, ., iv . 4'2 I wav ka' if f 2 I rf L fl R' i I' I Ll' 5' . . , ., 'A 'gy J 3 ES nf' 'Q N ' L i 1' ' 44 sl - L ,f A ,sf L f 'X iz? in-Ss -:X I 1 ...Q-L, 1 ' i1 I-spur Ag-.Q .1 'Y -ff if-,x H -' .ao - ey- x. Ni jj .' L ' A- fs J -V AQLVL an hlk' Ill .fly .Y ' I N 1 ' , iiiirgfp. 7 T J 'CTI' Y -li- 'xx xl , wg-f' , -6 jx V4 ', 0 'l? R 'I pf Q4 -l fax ', . 'A wx id ,z ' X11 I ,Q J' Thomas Kemp Mike Kennedy Tom Kettman joe Kizaur Detmer Kobza Kevin Koch Kathy Konzen Teresa Korth Cynthia Kramer Peg Kratoska Charles Kresse joe Kresse Frank Kudlacz Steve Lansing Rita Lesch Mona Ling Tim Lloyd Margo Loftus Curt Long Dennis Luster Mark Lynch Mike Lynch Mary Ellen Lynch Mary Maiers Dianne Makovec Carl Malsack jim Mann Maureen Manning Amy Manternach Neil Manternach Scott Marolf Clarence May jeff McCutcheon Mark McDermott Mike McDonnell Pat McFadden Andy McGrane Kathy McKeown Timothy McLees Steven McLoud joe McNamara Brian McPartIin John Mehrl Mike Merrigan Gregory Mihm Madonna Mikaitis Chris Miller John Moore Pete Moothart Lynn Moser Kevin Mott Bob Murphy Q if C ,,, ' -A f ' 'X fx 5 3 0 C - Y xv I N y AJ 'in X- ' A, 1,5 In-F A, 3, AR' 5 ' , If M ,Q Q I , a :N DA' 4 A A Q' 'Q 'ww fr - 4' fx U - in .' 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Keg Lb B, 'Y i l P 9 I u'i k if M 1-as Richard O'NeiIl Anna O'Shea Patricia Pender V 0 john Piech if ff 4 A .x Charles Pink L 15 Rebecca Plechaty ir gr . s lf-was ,srl +- .rf , - E 'ix 3 LE, 'll 1 ' W' Q U' X Francisco Ponce de Leon Kathy Pranger 'f N '1,'W' lf'Af, Kathleen Ragunas . - f W ' Mike Resch . 1 1 . ' 'U , , . W. si 'A 5 R Gf f -- Il3att?fRKelIly 'U 43, 5 4 9 ' 5 - ' au ice , ' V ' V. ' C13 n ' ' N 'enigma if -f I I Q s I t I P X? Mo- 1 Q . ., I li 4 - ' i' 'nn Neil Rima A. , 1 Av 5h,',Q.,,AfW yank, Mary Robst .. 557 5 ip, li David Rcisman -V ' ' .. -' A R L if 'Q ' all 'r 1 t fri . 1 l Cxllly gkath FN V , , I Q -,. .ii-122 ' Tom Roth ' fx , 7 . ' 'f ' ,. I ' .' K I 7A I' X , 1 9 If Q' ,y lb' -li - , af K 1 'li ' 1 Q ,rl AA L -Q ..-- fihfjme .ii 'lm f. 163 nf -4, --rw ...H , l -' f u. V 1. Hagan- '- ' , lg 1 x' ' - -f T7i+?'f .V . , M L 'P 1,1 'Pei' . . - ziiikliilltrlllAlldillil-ill.v:1'.E4t3-'QQ-f'll':'l'M7q'lAll Ah-.5 M . 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Sandee Thomsen jim Timmer Mike Vellon james Verhille Leo Veseling Patricia Wadas lean Waghorne jack Wagner Pat Walding Denise Webber Laurie Weber Greg Welsh Tim Wengert Mike Whalen lim Wisner Kathy Woodrum Kevin Zeimet Sophomore Class Jeni Arends Daniel Atchison Kathy Bahl jane Bajor Patricia Bakey David Bannon Pat Barnes Philip Bechen Mike Beck Kris Becker Jayne Besler Mark Blaser Chris Block Cathy Blocker Carole Bodensteiner Colleen Boland Peggy Brachle Matthew Bradley Alvin Brehm Dennis Brehm Jim Breitbach Nancy Briggs Rick Brimeyer Mike Brooking Diana Bruck Pam Brunkhorst Kris Bunkers Steve Burke William Burns Janice Byrne SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: jim McCauley Kathleen McCarthy Robert Vogt gi' li: RJ V I' Q I 11 6 ' K T r' X +- Z3 N es ie ' -f 5 sf ,h ' - VA, - f ,.x. A -1. , - QW N 'A n F? iv? gi ' 4 1 X , alf- rl J Q rl A ,L e' S v I a4 'l :K . 1 79' g ,Si Q, .-T7 ' f Q if-fl wk i Y- if ' ' aff- I 1 Z id. 9' .li - .. if - , IQ 61 'S I , lr N Q 6 pg. , f' ., W !,'. L 'BA .T :U K: , . 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I .pri -K I J -V H ' M u.Pffu:l:El?YrlN fl l il glilillfl AA V 5 41.5 E- AA ...L-4 Colleen Costello Steve Cox lim Cruger Tony Cusimano Sheila Daugherty Ann Davis 1? .Agni Bradford Deery Katie Deery .1 Leo Delaney V4 xr ' A-,jf julie Devaney .rf V' -lb ifif ..f?'l fa ' 5 .fri V N .u Alan Didesch Carol Dix x Mary Dolson Dan Dorau 1557 Lau , l r'i Matt Doyle 3 . ' 4 f ' ' .N ' Keith Dreckman I N .1 A.. A Vue Mike Stenson goes all out in rendering a rousing speech! gl J. X 5 i ll lik, 1 ' 1 : Dennis Drish Brian Duerinck Margaret Duffy lim Engelken Kimberly Engelken jean Ernst Tom Esterquest Pam Fangman Patrick Felderman Robin Fetter Marie Finn Peter Finn Terry Fleming Kathy Ford lanine Frentress Teresa Freund Kevin Fuller Patty Gallagher Mark Galusha Terry Galvin jeff Gardner Joyce Geary joe Geraghty Steve Gilligan 'l - it q-' ' 4+ an I Q' ,I- i f N Q- H: rn if 'E t 1 Al,g'lE 'l.ll 3 I, K A 9 N ,.,J,. . 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'fr 'T fr I ly, KAAQK D lj fi 4- il ruff 'lx' T ' l lf, YN T 'Q A 'U - F31 ia . rx ,fl f 11 27 13 1219 4:-. f.,Q 4? ,1 f 0, leff Hefel Nancy Heinen Sue Heins 93 5-' ' -, if :ii !!l'Sl, sl I :T l l Q ,- Kim Heissel git nv i F' l 'Q gs P. 45, . 1 Y I f ,, ll 'ravi q, J '-N., 25 fit S 1 i, l d .r A i D I - Q tl- ! , d.: 1 l is A few peaceful minutes of study time are always welcome. V. in 3 .6 .-a., . .,' is g ,, . 'riu,1Qr,ig2V K 4-. 4 4--. ., 1 'S 0 ' l ' fx l s - ' 'S 'fi ' .' ,gan ll Y lil! .y nk -5 dl Q Q - l 4- s i 4 y rr , .. A , , WU 'l l' . 'Y V L' ' f'V T'ilt 'li 3 we .pn N- -an A -,,, - rr' 3 J l-,Lf I 'T fr D ' f f' 1: ji dy A J 'll Larry Hellman Mark Hennessy Elaine Henry Lori Hermsen Dave Hoefflin Dennis Hoffman Clint Honkomp Donna Horrell Laura Horst Dan Horton Lisa Hoyt Steve Huebsch Scott Hunt Darlene Huntemann Teddy lbinger Renee ledlicka Paul Kacynski joan Kalinay Ann Kaufman Michael Kaufmann Randy Kemp Bernard Kennedy Stuart Kenney Michael Kinsella Dennis Kivlahan Ronald Knebel Brett Knowlton Barbara Koeller Melanie Kramer Robin Kramer Diane Kross Donna LaBahn Ed Landgrebe janet Langefeld Sharon Langel lean Larkin loleen Leonard Tim Leonard jim Lindsey Kim Lippstock Matt Madsen Roger Malatt George Maly Tom Manning Liz Manternach joe Marr Brian Marsh Mary Ellen Martin Daniel McCabe Tom McCaffery 'SQ' inn .rx V 15 c 'v LTI! lf5'i'3h WHS! . .f'g' , 4., ga -63 A .J ?' -, , -L .144-1 - ik A -. fi' ll ' X,.x f A, 'ik , all -'F E' 43,5 'ff YI' 4 : X-lllll 95 'Y U ea di' iii L aim W :- Q? 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X f PA- 'Pr- 1 ' x Kathy Schreiber Nancy Schultz rfffj ' t dim Sc' ,L 4-Zz' lf -- 'I vm , .V , 3.2: 6 vi . -ge its l N, N N 2 A 'Q' 2 i fi ' S . es 5 -M ' ,X T! y I A hi' j julie Pins Bob Plahm Laurie Polfer Jeanne Poole Michael Pound Charles Ratay Alejandro Rescaniere Barb Rice Kathy Rizzo Bob Roggensack Sheila Ryan Rick Sabers Marilynn Scalzitti Dale Scarbossa Ellen Schaefers Mark Schilling Steve Schlueter Mary jo Schmitt . ., gf In . , , 'll i I 1 ! '-F' Y highs? QS . ? if-- af fi Xa l , l ' :vt A 1 1 rig. 1 I A .X Linda Schumacher V . V Gerald Scola 'Q -iii bt- 'tin Peg Singsank Chris Sitzmann Kevin Slowey 1 F-' 'rbi .7 tr- 'l I sb I: Two r,,,,,q' layne Soppe john Sprague , 9' i tai 'K 1 all 4 Can I have that cookie now? 173 After stocking up on refreshments, Ann Montgomery lem Arends and Sheila Sutherland head for the bleachers lean Trenkle loan Tuberty janet Twaddle Mary lo Tyrrell Diana Vandermillen Margaret Stadler Curt Steger Sharon Steger Mike Stenson Mark Streit Cathy Strohmeyer Kevin Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Terry Theriault Lianne Thome Mary Pat Thyne Steve Topf I N if '- I -i 'ff 'QQ qfr. 1 -3 T lid wa-1' F msg, 1 . -J T .I ' x If -V - ui Q' 3' . l i 6 A l 1':' l r - ' it ' ' S , 1 f r ' r ' QS- l ll ll. 4 v,.,.t X ln' .J A ,,,....,, ' ea' g 1' - '- - H5 , . , r it v.., ll' , P' Ie? J Y, .L Q .-, , Hg. ,'l'1 v ,-n ' . 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J, J . -KJ . and inside look at the exciting lives of the Loras student body Freshman Class Mark Ackermann Tammy Anding Kathy Arnzen Denise Baggio Gerald Baggot lohn Baggot Michelle Bahl Mike Balliu Pete Bakala Karen Baratka Sam Basile Mike Beaves Jody Beenk Susan Bien Sue Binder Matt Biondic Barry Biondo Tim Boffeli Sandy Bokma loyce Bonifas Kathy Bonus Richard Bowerman Bryon Boyle Bob Bracco Paul Breitbach lim Brew Bill Bridge Gary Brimeyer lim Brown Marlys Buenting 5, i L I ll I V gi-A4 xl, V 3 ,f FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Denise Dubay, Laura O'Brien, Tim Gadus, Kevin Gubbins bl'l Ql-5 ' A is ir Vg i - 'wil-V 'S s' 3 F 1 9 ,N , . me , '.-xx , A . qi - - ' . l- H B , xl K B 'Q ,ffm If ' , Q3 25114, Q F- S-f l I , ' f YN H, Qv- WA - , . T ailisk 'Q '94 E. f V. .V NVE 1 : - X. 1 - V 4' A ,U ANN? .av A wrrv X N-A JM , 'itll y, I I .4. --L' X J' is i A 5 -'-V-F gl 3 iz Tv 6 'i xaf ,i V. KIA L VF' ' xg-,'5.-B f' V 'I' I - K - ' . L ' D Q Q , ' -sf 1 V 7 V i 5 . 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