Loras College - Purgold Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1986 volume:

’ ia a Mealg in ete ied Pt Wy es iy we a3 . = f40 = 4 a — 4 Sh hay ual Wa y CONTENTS Introduction 2 Special Events 77 Sports 115 i Campus Organizations 167 Faculty, Administration, Staff 207 Index 238 2 Introduction 4 Introduction 6 Seniors Dear Class of ’86: . It is extremely difficult to write this letter knowing that by the time you read it you may be very far away, pursuing a career of some sort, with Loras College only a dimming memory. Thinking of all the friendly smiles, the kind words, and good times we have shared, and then realizing that after May 11 these may be few and far between is a reality that has not set in yet. But regardless of where you are now, I hope that you can look back on our collective memories of the four years we spent together at Loras College and smile; maybe even laugh. of someone had suggested at Freshman Orientation that such a diverse group of strangers would eventually become as close as Our class has become, | wonder if any of us would have believed it. We have laughed, cried, studied, played and prayed together, and it is our hope that we have learned from these ‘best days of our lives’’ will keep us strong in the years to come. Being the so-called ‘leaders of tomorrow” will at times be even more difficult than Finals Week, and it will be a struggle at these times not to give in to the pressures of the real world. But if we remember to use the knowledge we have gained, to rely on the friends we have made, and to trust in the God we have learned about and met here at Loras, we can and will triumph in all of our endeavors. Yes, we have grown close in many ways, and we the officers are proud to have been able to be a part of that growing-closer. We wiSh you all the best in the future as you leave many of your classmates behind, but also hope that you will not soon forget what we had, and still have, as the Loras College Class of ‘86. Stay Similar, Greg, Teresa, Tom, Steve Theresa Ament June Arthur Pam Avery Ann Bailey Brad Baker Jennifer Behrens Rick Benoy Joseph Berger Carol Berlage David Berns Dave Bisone Beth Blaser Thomas Blincoe Rodney Bluml Seniors 7 Richard Braden Thomas Brady Lueann Bregman Catherine Bridge Ray Brzostowski James Burroughs Richard Byrne Maureen Carrol Elizabeth Cawley Genny Cawley Jan Centoni Dawn Christensen Michael Conway Kyle Cox 8 Seniors John Coyle Susan Czajkowski Diane Danner David Dietz Kevin Doherty Gerald Dolan Mary Dolan Kathleen Donlea Kelly Doyle Joseph Dutmer Michael Dyer Scott Eberlein Kristi Egan Chris Elfering Seniors 9 Russell Eppler Randy Ernst Janet Felderman B. Feltes Kathy Fer Annette Fetter Marnie Finn Michael Foley Suzanne Fritz Andrew Fuller Richard Galanits Susan Gallery Mark Galligan Lisa Gaul 10 Seniors Robert Gebhart Kerrie Giegerich Sandra Goodall Nadine Govic John Graf Julie Graves Joseph Guise Cathy Haggerty Mary Hansen Jeanette Hartung Laura Harvey Sherri Hayes David Hefel Katherine Heinzen Seniors 11 Kevin Heitz Angelia Hlas Gerald Horst Terri Houston John Hunter II Randy Jaeger Mary Jessen Maureen Joslin Dave Kapler Kevin Kelleher Mary Kennedy Peggy Kennedy Terensio Kenyi Charles Kerth 12 Seniors Kimberly Kirchberg Jim Knabel Anne Koopman Stephen Kramer Benjamin Kresse Kevin Kuhn Marilyn Kukla John Laframboise Andrew Lake Cynthia LaLoggia Kerry Lane i Joyce Lansing Steven Leahy | Tim Link Seniors 15 John Long James Losolohoh Mark Lousberg John Mahoney Paul Majerus Brian Maleski Paula Manarchy Robert Manders Steven Manders Steve Marolf Mike Marshall Kevin McCann Glen McDonough Eileen McKeag 14 Seniors Laura Meyer Patti Meyer Tammy Meyer Michael Miller Todd Miller Todd M. Miller Sharon Mitchell Colette Montelione Colleen Moran Nancy Morris Mark Mueller Margaret Mullaney Shaun Murray Michael Musich Seniors 15 Kristine Noel James O’Brien Anthony Ognibene Cira Ognibene Lynn Pape Lori Parent James Parrington Lisa Parrot Ronald Peiffer Russell Pfab Michael Ping Kathleen Purcell Robert Quinn Jacqueline Quint 16 Seniors Steven Rea Jennifer Reavley Tony Reding John Reilly Lisa Reiter Cletus Rettenmeier Matt Rivera Michael Runde Donald Rupp Debra Scharpf Stacey Scheller Catherine Schmidt Lori Schmitt Sara Schneider Seniors 17 Gregory Schrobilgen Joseph Schroeder Michael Schueller Eric Schwister Michael Scoblic Margaret Shelton Donna Mae Sigwarth Debra Simons Michelle Sindlinger Amy Stark Lisa Steffen Paul Steingreaber Robert Steinhauser Thomas Stock 18 Seniors Marty Sullivan Robbie Swalla Mark Thompson Frank Thor Charles Tighe Rick Till Mike Tittle Rose Tressel Julie Tiyetsch Christine Van Dorn Chris Vanspreybroeck Douglas Varley Tom Vath Seniors 19 Matt Vonachen ( ) Michael Wall Ellen Walsh Lynette Weaver Todd Welu Kevin White Molly White Steve Wilderholt Theresa Wiesley Deanna Wittstock Peter Zachar Curt Zeimet 20 Seniors NOT PICTURED Mary Ahern Gina Azzaro Jennifer Babcock John Baxter Jeffrey Bertrand Janet Bicknese Beth Boeckenstedt Troy Boffeli Sherry Boho Karen Boyd Elizabeth Boyes Evans Bradley Jeff Breitfelder Lorraine Brunner Lora Bublitz Michelle Budak Chris Burds Anthony Burgmeier Jeffrey Butler Mark Cable Jill Carmody Clay Carney Charles Clemen Brenda Connolly Kelly Corrigan Robert Craff Marcel Chiu Greg Davis Janet Decker Leonard Dedic Penny Delaney Jeanne Dolan Mike Dolis Randall Dolson Larene Dudos Randy Durow Don Elbert patrick Einarsen scott Eisenbarth Brian Elwood Randy Fendell Carol Fesco John Franzen Lori French Michael Frost Theresa Galway Scott Ganshirt Steven Garside Jeffrey Gartner Daniel Goodman Joan Greenfield Gina Hagerty Jim Haney Barbara Harsch Andrew Hart George Hartnett Paul Heacock Joseph Hearn Susan Heer Vicki Heiderscheit William Hemesath Theresa Hemmer Michael Hogen Martin Hurm Keiko Imamura Joseph Ironside Jerome Jochum Curly Boo Johnson Mike Kahle James Kalb Patricia Kane Joseph Kearney Peggy Kennedy Scott Kessler Steve Kilberg Ray Kirkpatrick Rosemary Kirlin Daniel Kivlahan Paul Kohlhaas Cary Koob Edward Kraus Ken Kringle Margaret Kuhl Patrick Lane Michael Lange Sara Lange Eric Locher Mark Ludescher Daniel Mallek Steven Massey Richard May Renee McCready Eric McElmeel Paris McGrath James McGuire Curt Meyer Ronald Meyers Macheal Michel Bradley Miller Dean Millius Mark Molo Mary Moody Michael Moriarty Scott Mullinnex Julie Neeson Lori Neison Jeffrey Neppl James Nettleton Bill Neubauer Kelly Newmann James O'Connell Phyllis Olds Karla Osterberger Michael Pape Anne Phelan Todd Pins Stephanie Poythress John Puls Joe Raible Debra Rea Linda Rea Laurs Reavely Michael Rettenmeier Catherine Reynolds Patrick Riordan Douglas Rivera Susanna Rivera Russell Roth Steven Ryan Martha Schorsch Richard Schroeder Terikay Schultz Mary Serafin Dan Shey Martha Simon Sharon Smith Sharon M. Smith Stephen Smith Timothy Smothers Michael Snutzer Grayson Soukup Steven Spoerre John Steger Jennifer Steiner Michelle Steiner Michael Stevens Thomas Stieber Charles Stuerman Gregory Stuart Simone Suthers Douglas Sym-Smith Beverly Takes Matthew Theisen David Thul Mart Tranel Kimberly Tross John Uselman Matthew Valder Vickie Vogt Julia Vonah Douglas Waechter Bart Weber Carma Weis Marietta White Gene Ziegenhorn Seniors 21 THE ACHIEVERS The Loras - St. Thomas More Award is bestowed each year on the student chosen by the faculty as the outstand- ing senior. The criteria for the selection are scholarship, leadership, personal qualities, and contribution to the general well-being of the Loras Community manifested by the student. This year’s winner is Gregory A. Schrobilgen. Other finalists were Rod Bluml and Eric Schwister. Prof. Ken Kraus was the invited speaker at the Senior Honors Lun- cheon. 22 Senior Awards The 1985-86 winner of the Faculty Scholar- ship Award is Anne Koopman. Anne received three scholarships in the areas of English, History, and Mathematics. She was involved in many Christian Leadership groups and Community Ser- vice groups. The Roger Rechenmacher Memorial Scholarshi for Creativity was given to Mike Ironside. This et was open to all Juniors who, regardless of major meet these qualifications: 1) one or more talents in the creative arts, 2) a cumulative grade point aver. of 3.00. The winner was elected by the Student Se from names submitted by the committee, Maureen Carroll (Senior), Elementary Education and German Major, has been awarded a Fulbright Grant to work as a teacher's assistant in West Ger- many. age nate NEW BEGINNING Rod Blum, president of the Student Senate, addresses the graduates. Fr. John Naumann delivers the Baccalaureate Homily. Prof. Jack Broman conducts the Loras Choir. Laura Harvey bringing up one of the gifts during Baccalaureate Mass. Baccalaureate 25 COMMENCEMENT a -| Greg Schrobilgen, president of the Senior Class, addresses his fellow gradu- ates. Mark Marshall walking proudly to Commencement. Laura Harvey accepting Archbishop Kucera’s congratulations. MSGR. Sampson addressing the gathering. 24 Commencement STEPPING AHEAD Rick Galanits ponders his future. Rev. Msgr. Francis L. Sampson, a retired major gener- al who served as the Army’s chief of chaplains from 1967 to 1971, delivered the 1986 commencement address at Loras College. In addition to giving the address at 11:00 A.M. Sun- day, May 11, in the Rock Bowl Stadium, Msgr. Sampson was the featured speaker during the ROTC commission- ing ceremonies on Saturday, May 10 at 10:00 A.M. in Touhy Aud. on the Loras Campus. Fr. John Naumann was selected by the senior class to be the baccalaureate homilist. Fr. Naumann shared his ideas on how the mem- bers of the class of 1986 can make a difference in others’ lives during the baccalaureate services, May 10, at 7:00 P.M. in the Church of the Nativity on Alta Vista St. in Du- buque. Msgr. Sampson is currently the special assistant at Notre Dame Univ. for ROTC affairs. He has received Ameri- ca’s second-highest military award, the Distinguished Service Cross. Also the recipient of the Distinguished Ser- vice Medal, the Bronze Star, the Army Commendation Medal, the Purple Heart and 12 other decorations, he was twice captured by German forces in World War II. Distinguished members of Loras Commencement. Msgr. Sampson receives his Honorary Degree from President DiPasquale. Msgr. Sampson was born in Cherokee, lowa, on Feb, 29, 1912. He graduated from Notre Dame in 1937 and was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Des Moines in 1941. He served in civilian parishes until he was commissioned as a first lieutenant in the Army in 1942. After training he was assigned as the regimental chaplain for the 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Air- borne Division. A native of Greene, Fr. John Naumann graduated from the Josephinum High School in Ohio and attended St. Bernard Seminary in Dubuque and St. Mary Seminary in Baltimore. He was ordained in 1970 at St. Mary Church in Roseville. Between 1970 and 1973 Father Naumann was as- signed to Nativity Parish in Dubuque. During this time he also served as a part-time instructor at Wahlert High School. From 1973 to 1975 he was a full-time member of the staff at Wahlert. In 1975 he was assigned to Loras College and has been on the staff ever since. He is currently finish- ing work on his doctorate at Fordam University. Commencement 25 JUNIORS lus LNT siiivieccanietd ICA DMT ROIUR™O ICKOTROIOZ OCR LO} 1OKWFROIOTO 1 ate earTER rece RS eee Ore aa eats Fi Loras student Tom Tauke reads with fellow classmate. Over the years we've watched our class grow from a wonder- ing group of freshmen to a community of junior students, inter- locked with lasting friendships. We've come to better understand ourselves through the classes we attend, the mistakes we've made, and the unforgettable experiences that will forever domi- nate our memories. To bring our class closer together both socially and spiritual- ly has been the goal of all of our dances, happy hours and masses. To be even a small part of this will forever bring back cherished remembrance for me. Our class has shared something special since freshmen ori- entation and now as juniors, we are hopefully aimed in the direc- tion of success and continuing friendships after our class proudly receives its diplomas. From the officers of the junior class, we thank you for your trusting in us to represent you in the Loras Community. Sincerely, Dan Graham, President Bill Albrecht Andy Altenburg Desiree Anderson Deb Anthony Linda Auer Jane Bamrick Bill Barclay Wendy Barlon Victoria Barlow Thomas Baron Tim Bergan Brian Beck Anthony Becker Jackie Berkland Andy Binder Juniors 27 Steven Biondic Scott Boddicker Joseph Boeh Eric Booczko Randy Bottorf Dick Breitbach a Kerry Brennan Arnie Brimmer David Brinkmoeller Paul Brooks Chris Brown Molly Brown Doug Brunkow Michael Burdt Karla Burkle 28 Juniors Elizabeth Callan Matthew Carpenter Ray Cavanaugh John Paul Collins Tim Condon Shawn Conrad Brian Crane Chris Cronin Tom Cruise Dan Daugherty Cathy DiPasquale Juniors 29 Jean Doerfer Amy Dolan Cathy Drilling Jerry Dubay Kurt Duehr Jamie Duffy Paul Duster Nancy Eddy Pat Ehlinger Jon Everson Brigid Faloon Sheri Faur Greg Feltes | Dave Foecking Tammy Foley 30 Juniors Michael Francois Molly Frank Nancy Frommelt Willis Fry Terry Funcik Joan Gabler Maureen Gallagher Rhonda Gerardy John Gilbert Kim Glowacki Lea Ann Goldsworthy Colleen Goodall Cathy Goodman Dan Graham Harry Graham Juniors 31 Nathalie Gray David Grebasch Mark Grobner Jeanmarie Gross Brian Haag Jane Marie Halligan Laura Hansen Lynn Hansen Brad Harms Rick Harris Michael Hayek Kathleen Healy Carl Heidesch Jill Hemesath Carol Herlocker 32 Juniors Dan Hession James Hillstrom Mary Hlas Gina Hoffman Maggie Holland James Holzer Sandra Illian Matthew James Marty Kaiser Stephen Kane Donald Kauffmann Juniors 335 Philip Kean Jim Keane Patti Keane Shari Kellerman Carmen Kelley Ellen Kelly Kateri Kershishnik Janet Kiefer Kristen Kindler Ray Kirkpatrick Janet Klein Kevin Klein Karen Kleis Kathy Koopman Cheryl Kramer 34 Juniors Christine Krase Joanne Krohmer Joan Kuhl Pete Kvidera Tim Larson John Lawlis Jon Lennon John P. Long Kevin Looby Carol Ludovissy Mark Mackey Mary Francis Madden Tom Martin Cheryl McCarthy Jeff McCoy Juniors 35 Sue McGee John McGovem Bob McKeowr James McKinstra Kevin McLaughlin Richardo Mejia Dan Metz Amy Meyer Brian Meyer John Meyer George Mikota Peter Mixan Mika Moteki George Molina Mary Muehlenbein 36 Juniors Mary Beth Muench Rita Mugg William Mugg Carol Mundschenk Susan Murphy Takuma Nakazawa Diane Neumeister Patrick Neuzil Sandy Ochs Mike O'Hara J.F. O'Neill Karen O'Neill Nora Pagnucci Nicole Pautz Brian Peck a) : BQ stwon 3 ORIENTATION STAFF Juniors 37 Elizabeth Pepe Denise Piwowarczyk Joe Potts Kristie Prete Doug Proctor Doug Prohaski Tom Putz Mary Pat Quaid Lynn Remakel William Renk Liz Reuland Connie Reynolds Meg Richardson Scott Ries Jim Robinson 58 Juniors Pete Roth Gregory Rovansek Joseph Sabbia Jr. Sheila Sadler Pete Sandall Michael Sarris Schleisman Carrie Schmidt Cindy Schmit Julie Schmit Bill Schufreider Michael Schulte Laurie Schultz Juniors 39 Tony Schmitz Chuck Seymour Brad Shaddox David Shealy Sara Skahill Cynthia Skram Carol Steepleton Michael Stewart Jon Stork Pat Stork Kirk Stowers John Takes 40 Juniors Lisa Takes Stephanie Tanner Duane Tebbe Cathe Thompson Jackie Tibbetts Elizabeth Tigges Tim Timmerman Amy Trausch Angela Umthun Paula Vaasen Sarah Vogel Christopher Von Feldt Tracey Walsh Juniors 41 Tony Schmitz Chuck Seymour Brad Shaddox David Shealy Sara Skahill Cynthia Skram Pamela Sorce Bob Specht Gary Stawski Carol Steepleton Michael Stewart Jon Stork Pat Stork Kirk Stowers John Takes 40 Juniors Lisa Takes Stephanie Tanner Duane Tebbe Cathe Thompson Jackie Tibbetts Elizabeth Tigges Tim Timmerman Trausch Angela Umthun Paula Vaasen Sarah Vogel Christopher Von Feldt Tracey Walsh Juniors 41 Rodney Watters Chris Weber Matt Wecker Craig Wedderspoon Lori Welsch Michael Welu Diane Wengert Julie Westerholm Lisa Wiesley Renee Wilbricht Wendy Wilgenbusch Robert Willging Jewel Williamson Richard Wiskus Robert Wolter 42 Juniors Timothy Woodstock Brian Zimmer Juniors 43 SOPHOMORES mle The [Bar Uwe |p a a a | Lb Buckato. Aomirre WoaTORS Wik BE SHOT Tony Allman Chris Arvia Patrick Bailey Mark Bainbridge James Barr Mary Kay Bartelt Dan Beaudry Steve Baule James Beck Julie Becker Tom Beckman Anne Marie Berger Julian Bertrand Tom Beschen Carla Beyer Brenda Boeckenstedt Ami Bohrer Lori Bonifas Sophomores 45 Chris Braig Kevin Breitfelder Melinda Brown Christopher Browne Robert Brunkhorst Jeff Burds John Butler Paul Cain William Carball Caroline Camey Mike Carroll Charlie Clark Margaret Clark Christopher Colbert Tim Connelly Kevin Connolly Laura Copeland Anne Costello 46 Sophomores James Cowan Mary Coyle Michael Coyle Nick Critelli Ill Allen Crock Dave Daniel John Danielson Debra DeBlock Greg Dirks Rhonda Disney Mary Doherty Dan Dorman Tom Doyle Kathleen Dormin Karen Duew Phil Dwane Amy Early Blair Early Sophomores 47 Annette Eppler John Evitts William Fer Anthony Fiegen Fred Fischer Mike Fitzgerald Tim Flanagan Pat Flynn Sean Foley Robert Francis Glenn Fritt Jennifer Friedel Douglas Fritsch Greg Frommelt Connie Fuerst Dennis Garwacki Mark Gawronski 48 Sophomores Kathryn Geers Nancy Gilson Mike Goedken Shigeki Uehara Paul Lansing Anne Goldsmith John Gonner Ed Grace Laura Grebasch Jim Haag Marty Haas Rick Haberkorn Mike Hagar Joan Hall Tom Hall Don Heilberger Jackie Heiderscheit Kevin Heilers Sophomores 49 Sue Heintz Jane Heiar Jeanne Helmrich Katherine Hill Stuart Hoff Ann Hoffman Nancy Holian Christopher Hyland Andy Jacobson Bob Janik _ Judi Johnson ¢£ Robert Johnson Theresa Johnson John Johnston Sharon Joslin Jori Joyce Robin Jurgens Tom Kahle 50 Sophomores James Keegan Brian Kellerman Jennifer Kelly Jeff Kemp Kevin Kershishnik Kathe Kessler James Ketcham Tom Kiefer Karen Kleis Beth Knapp John Koester Debbie Kolb Sue Koopman Craig Kostrubala Mark Krapfl Sophomores 51 Sandy Kuntz Mary Beth Lammer Douglas Lansing Phil Lehmann Loren Lembke Fran Liddiard John Limmex Mary Loesch Tom Lorek Joe Luchsinger Jim Lynch Kelly Lynch Maureen Lynch Carla Maas Carol Maas Heather McDonald Carie Maier David Maiers : Dy ao HORS 52 Sophomores Richard Makovec Monica Manning � Denise Marliere Jim Marshall Julie Marshall Troy Marshall Marc Maske Brian McComb Daniel McComb Helen McCormick Rebecca McCoy Michael McCrea Carolyn McCune Harol McDonough Thomas McKenzie Amy McNamara Mark Mehiberger Bob Meyer Sophomores 53 James Meyer Jennifer Miller-Mealy Fran Michalak Tracy Miller Renee Milsted Craig Mitchell Jill Moher Kristi Mohning Judy Moore Liz Mondloch Ann Moseley Mike Mosiman Billy Mott Doug Mueller David Muller Catherine Murphy Kelly Murphy 54. Sophomores Mark Murphy Candy Murray Kathy Nelson Cathy Nemmers Chris Nicknish Karen Noel Mike Nugent Larry Oberbroeckling Joe Obermann Carol O’Brien James O’Brien Ellen O’Connor Chris O'Donnell Erin O'Neill Richard J. Ostry III Laura Palmer James Paquette Kristin Paul Sophomores 55 Marshall Petersen Barb Pinter Dawn Pladsen Jim Pommerich Dave Quinn Tony Quinones Carolyn Rea Lori Reeves Christine Reichert Brian Reiter Tim Remy Kathleen Reidel Mark Reidler Joan Rieniets Mike Ries Lisa Rodden James Roddy Luke Rodham 56 Sophomores Corey Roeder Tracy Rogge Chuck Roling Jacqueline Rossiter Jackie Rowley Louie Sarris Mary Sauser Jeff Scehovic George Schell Jackie Scherrman Paul Schreiber Dale Schueller Stephanie Schulien Margie Schumacker Tom Shey Val Shirley Joseph Siech Nicci Smith a Sophomores 57 Betty Spurrell Rhonda Stecklein Julie Steffen Mark Steichen Ami Stender Ted Stieber Mark Stoll Brad Stovie Monica Straub Debbie Strumberger Patricia Stubing Jim Sullivan Jeff Thilman Patrick Tierney Mark Tilkes Charlotte Till 58 Sophomores Terry Timp Charlie Tinker Kathleen Tully Eric Vanasek Kim VanBlarcom Sara Wagner Mike VanPaemel Kelly Waters Timothy Wear Michelle Webber Mollie Weighner — CTUNC wT Patricia Wiltgen Joe Wishard Chris Zaber Joe Zuccaro Dave Zaruba — Rod Zubella Sophomores 59 60 Sophomores Mary Ambrose Craig Anderson Mark Barstow Dale Bartels Kelly Therese Barton Blake Batkoff Karla Bechen David Beckman Theresa Bemis Lyle Biedermann Joseph Bitter Randy Bockenstedt Randy Botterff Jody Briggs Anthony Burken Bridgett Cahill Jean Callahan Dominic Casey Kathy Clerkin Amy Connolly Eileen Considine Joseph Corcoran Raymond Cox Bradley Dahl Sharon Danner Clare Delahanty Brian Dittmar Robert Donahue Mary Beth Doran Dennis Dougherty Scott Douglas Mary Ann Doyle Karen Duehr Tim Dunwoody Nancy Eddy Patrick Ehlinger Theresa Ellenbolt Randall Earnst Barbara Fehrman Steve Foley Alan Ford David Freeman Brian Freymann Hidemasa Funatsu Michael Galvanauskas John Gilbert Roger Gonzalez Eugene Graham NOT PICTURED Teri Ann Grippo Mike Hagar William Hansen Matthew Hau Daryl Haugen Scott Heinricy Dorothy Hill Ryan Hopkins Sarah Horst Ryan Huber Karen Jasper Jeanine Jerominski Branko Jocic Tom Kaiser Roger Kelzer Amy Kemper Steven Kiefer Steve Kilkelly Yoo Suk Kim Todd Kipper Dan Kirmse Ann Kitchen Thomas Kramer David Krepfle Edward Krueger John Kuennen Christo pher Kueter Jeff Lake William Lay Michael Lee Lula Lewman Richard Libansky Jeff Linden Louie Lopez Mary Beth Lydon Janie Lyons Jill Maher Linda Manders Shawn Mathis Patrick McCauley Kelly McDonald Shellie McGraw Elise McLaughlin Patrick Mealy Mary Meaney Matthew Melby Brian Meyer Thomas Meyer Fran Michalak Glenn Miller Stephen Miller Amy Mochal Lisa Moes Charles Moore Sterling Moss Heidi Mulert Samuel Mulgrew Patrick Munro Roberta Murray D’Annette Nawrot Jolene Neyen Suzanne Neyens Ray Nicks Michael O'Meara Garry James Pape Angela Papin Kenneth Pelzel William Pender Mary Peterson William Pierce Anthony Piwowarczyk Robert Plemitscher Doug Powers Janet Marie Price Audrey Pusateri Terrence Quinn Kathleen Riley Michelle Rupp Ray Rusch Kent Rustad Jane Saboe Stephen Saccone Roxanne Schaber Michael Scheckel Tom Schleuter Carrie Schmidt Colleen Seymour Tim Sindlinger Jason Sinnard Sara Skahill James Smith Rickie Spear Daniel Spurlinger Jeffrey Standort Donald Staver Gary Stawski Lisa Ann Stecker Joann Steffen Randy Steines Tom Stopplemoore Patti Sullivan Robert Sullivan Angela Swift Christine Thomas Cathy Thompson Timothy Troy Rodney Tschiggfrie Martha Usher Luke Vandermillen Donna Wagner Nancy Wahlert Todd Walker David Wallis Angela Ward Susan Ward Frank Weber Randall Weber Timothy Weilind Molly Welch Mark A. Welu Mark B. Welu Diane Wengert Bill Wessels Julie Westerholm Ronald Wheeler Joseph Whelan John White Lori Witte Kevin Woods Wei-Ping Zheng James Zimmerman Sophomores 61 FRESHMEN eshleeae A talinel Ana ea De i SUE TOGO NIT 2 CLOVE ON GTY.9 2. TO IGT 0. TD IGTT.90. TA) EGIL. 62 Freshmen SROIOK2@ TRO | 1 Beth Ahart Hiromi Akinoto John Alberts Ross Allen Tony Allmon Amy Anderson Jackie Lynn Anderson Will Anderson Jeff Andrews Brian Annis Scott Anson Grace Auer Jon Avenarius Chris Babcock Gary Babicka Paula Baker Joseph Banck Diane Barbaro Kenneth Barnes Frank Battaglia Sarah Beaves Jennifer Beecher Mark Biggs Larry Billmeyer Wayne Boddicker Jeff Bogan Laura Boisselier Karla Boll Mary Jane Boney Susan Borgerding Becky Bradley Lynn Brandel Freshmen 65 64 Freshmen Scott Brause Catherine Breen Daniel Breitbach Donald Broadwell Ronald Brosius Karen Brown Melissa Budak Deb Budde Doug Burds Dan Burke Edwin Burns Constance Burton Randy Busiel Matthew Butler Maribeth Butters Cathy Byrne Caryn Caratine Denise Carlin Matthew Carpenter Chrisy Carroll David Chesterman Peter Cialkowski Charles Clark Dan Clemen Larry Clemen Monte Clindaniel Colleen Clow Charlie Collins Kevin Connelly Amy Connolly Joseph Conradt Scott Conti Gerald Conway Patrick Conway II Matt Cooksley James Corken Brian Corneil Ann Cosgrove William Crotty Antoinette Darrow Michael Degen Joelle Delgado Mark Dertz Brian Dittmar Colleen Doherty Rebecca Domeyer Robert Domeyer Mary Donahue Tom Donlea Sarah Douglas Kevin Dowling Jamie Downing Jeff Downey Sue Duffy Donald Dunbar Ronald Dunbar Robert Duwa Nancy Eddy Dale Eirenteny Curtis Engelman John Erskine Jill Farmer Tom Feller Sean Ferrell Freshmen 65 66 Freshmen Liz Ferris James Finnane Mary Fitzpatrick Kathleen Fleming Alan Foley Amy Foley Susan Fransen Bob Frederick Becky French Elizabeth French Nancy Frommelt Michael Fuller Ann Gansemer James Ganzer Tara Gartner Elizabeth Garvey Ann Gaul Michele Gavin Stephanie Gavin Panayotis Giannakouros Rhonda Gill Mary Goedken Michelle Goodall Jeff Gossman Charles Graham Dwight Graham William Grant June Grawe Nathalie Gray Dan Green Don Green Bernard Greteman Jennifer Grolmes Julianne Groskopf Marty Gruea Jeff Gyllenswan Michael Hafeman Eigi Hashimoto Christine Hageman Michael Hager Susan Haggerty Steven Haigh Margaret Haney Diane Hank Kevin Hanley Daniel Harmeyer Barry Harris Joan Havel Brenda Hawes Joseph Hawkins Jill Healy Tracy Heims Camilla Helgeson Michael Herbert Donald Herring Mark Higley Christopher Hilkin Bill Hines Laura Hischier Christopher Hlas James Hoeger Sean Hogan Joseph Howe Darren Huber Freshmen 67 68 Freshmen Karen Huber Matthew Ironside Debra Jacobsmeier John Jamieson Jeanine Jerominski Jennifer Jessen Denise Jirak Karen Johnson Sarah Johnson Johnny Jones Catherine Juckniess Tim Judge Michele Jurkovic Peggy Kaiser William Kaiser Mark Kapler Thomas Keenan Martin Kelly Thomas Kemper Daniel Kennedy Elizabeth Kennedy Steven Kennedy Ben King Lynn Kirchen Thomas Kleve Craig Komar Brad Koranda Richard Kowalski William Kraemer Sharon Kraus Connie Kreger Kelly Kreiman Kristina Kretz Pam Kruse Kelly Kueter Michael Kuhns Laurie Kunkel Noel Kurt Takayuki Kuze Timothy Lacy Scott Lake Barry Lamb Jr. Chris Lange Susan Langel Paul Lansing Edward Leahy Julie Lechtenberg Jean Leiser Jennifer Lesage Laura Leytem Jim Lillis Joan Linnan Carol Lisy Jodi Loes Thomas Loverde Jennifer Ludwig Jeff Lukens Karen Lynch Maureen Lynch Kathleen Maag Wayn e Malone Michael Mammoser Adrianne Manler Mike Marchetti Freshmen 69 70 Freshmen Carol Martin Roy Margano Philip Marzen Shawn Mathis John McCluskey William McClendon Mary McCormick Sonja McDanel Janet McDermott Richard McDermott Lisa McGarry Christopher McGee George McGuire Hugh McElwain Robert McKeown Lisa McNamara Karen McNulty Kevin McNulty Chris Mellon Andy Meyer Ken Meyers Richard Michel Paul Mierkiewicz D’Arcy Miller David Miller Mike Millius Thomas Milroy Jessica Mohn Amy Mooney Ann Morgan Brett Moser Mike Mosiman Chris Muir Maurenn Muldoon Scott Mulert Linda Muller Tim Murphy Bill Naal Jr. Kimberlee Nadermann Roger Neumann Steve Neyers Masayuki Noda Daniel O’Boyle Lori O’Brien Patrick O’Brien Mary O'Donnell Ellen O’Conner Carol Oeth Yukari Okochi Peggy O'Toole Julianne Paliatka Bill Parcell Lisette Peckels Joseph Peters Joyce Pfeiler Carl Pitty Nick Pitzer Matt Pollastrini Wes Pollock Kathy Portz Katherine Powers Kenneth Powers Anita Price Terry Quandt Freshmen 71 72 Freshmen Sean Quinn Julie Rater Tonya Recker Anne Reddy Kevin Reilly Stanton Rheingans Joan Rice Adam Richardson Cheryl Rieck Thomas Rielly Sarah Ries Donna Roeder Paul Roeth Peggy Roling Patrick Ronayne Tina Rose John Roth III Paula Rothmeyer Jamie Rowe Anita Ruba Julie Ruff Deanne Russell Kathryn Ryan Sean Ryan Valerie Ryan Angela Sahm Tadashi Sanokawa Ann Sawvel Philip Sansone Jr. Theresa Scannell Jan Schaaf Craig Schaefer Sarah Schaefer Ann Schaub Lisa Scheckel Jody Sherer Deborah Schieber Robert Schiesl Beth Schiller Angil Schmitz Laura Schmitz Sheri Schmitz Shealah Schneider Kimberly Schroeder Timothy Schueller Laura Shuler Theresa Schulte John Schuster Wayne Schuster Andrew Scott Brian Scott John Sehring David Seidler Lisa Sewell David Shaw Theresa Shay Cynthia Shelder Christopher Shey Christina Siech Christine Siepman Daniel Simon Lynnet Singer William Sinnott Laura Sisler Freshmen 75 74 Freshmen Sara Skahill Tom Skram Kathi Smothers Brian Soppe Geri Spagnoli Tammi Spain Ellen Spear Jim Sperandio David Spika Robert Spinner Todd Spoor Joseph Stacey Julie Steger Jackie Stence Mary Stoughton Andrea Sullivan Colleen Sullivan John Sullivan Rochelle Sullivan Andra Swanson Amy Sweet Fukuyuki Tanaka Jennifer Tedore Julie Theisen Sue Thobe Pam Mor Gail Till Steve Till Terry Timp Lisa Toland Terry Trueblood Cindy VanDorn David Von Feldt Jeffrey Waldbilling Erin Walsh Mary Ward Cynthia Weber Jeffrey Weber Joseph Weber Wendy Weig David Weis II Sidney Wellick Doug Welsh Mary Beth Welsh Greg Wertzberger Bradley Wessels Lee Whetstone Doug White Joyce Widell David Wild Lori Wilson Elizabeth Wing Douglas Winter Wendy Wiskus Terry Wolbers Paula Wolfe Gregory Wood Timothy Woodcock William Woodward James Wright Akihiko Yabu-Uchi Keiko Yamaki Margaret Yerke Tong Uk Yi Freshmen 75 Me Lois Yonash Carrie Zaber Nick Zimmerman Barbara Adderley Mary Ahearn Elaine Arvantis David Baggot John Bailey Gina Bainbridge Mark Barkowski Thomas Barton Tyrone Bebley Jame Beitzel Kevin Breitfelder Eric Chester Roger Cummings Anton Davidson Ellen Day Matthew Deely Hugh Dennehy Christine Derks Jeanne Dillon Rebecca Dillon Rose Marie Donohue Lori Fangman Bill Finn Thomas Flagel Paul Frank Nancy Frommely Sheila Galvin Randy Gerardy Dean Gilkes Suzanne Glunz Paul Golec Jodi Gruntkowsky Chester Hale Christa Hall Jonathon Hardin Steve Hardin Everette Harris Cindy Healy Kevin Hefel Richard Hefel Christopher Herman 76 Freshmen NOT PICTURED Dean Herrig Jane Herron Patrick Hogan Rika Homma Mark House Jeff Hreha Elizabeth Hurley James Johnson David Jones Keith Kaczmaryewski Lawrence Kemp Finola Keohane Lynn Kirchen Scott Kisting Daryl Kobya Sacha Kopp Jeff Ley Greg Li ncoln Greg Link Sean Lueck David Luzum Brian May Chris McDermott Timothy McDermott John McGuire Carol McLaughlin Thomas McMahon Joseph Mestan Brian Meyer Peggy Miller Joan Moore Melinda Mott Patrick Mullaney George Murphy Todd Neisewander Michael Nimmick Michael Noel James Nuti John O’Boyle Joe O'Leary Paul Oberoechling Lori O’Brien Carol Oeth Robert Ottembiak Kurt Renman Michala Peters Timothy Peterson Ben Pobanz Wesley Pollock Lisa Potery Anthony Quinones Matt Reardon Renae Reardon Micheal Redmond Larry Regovic Aaron Roeth Rhonda Roth David Rupp Anne Rusch Ronald Ruscheinski Jaohn Sanchez Audrey Schaefel Jon Schoenhard Karen Shute Tsuyoshi Seins Joseph Shanley Jane Smith Nicole Smith Dan Spitelli Mark Steichen David Thoma Carlton Tinker Shigeki Clehara Phillip Vaasen Blaine Waknitz John Walsh Michael Ward Katherine Weis Christina Welu Gina Welu Joan Willging Ke By VIRGINTA S.0.S. °85 The class of 1989 was welcomed to Loras College on August 25, 26, and 27th. To help the 508 freshmen get Started and adjust to their new life, the Student Orientation Staff (SOS) had three busy days of Planned activities. Sunday afternoon was check-in time for all new students. Later that afternoon a mass was held for stu- dents and their parents. Next, stu- dents were whisked away to an ice- cream social and then to meetings in the residence halls. Monday morning came bright and early with lectures and talks on life at Loras and how to survive at college. Tours were also available to get the new students acquainted with the 78 campus. The rest of the day was spent playing softball and that night with a dance at the Field House. Tuesday was the day to learn how to take notes and how to study effec- tively. Mass was held in the Grotto and afterwards students were able to sign up for activities. To get students acquainted with some faculty they were invited to their homes for des- — freshmen were now ready for their up-coming year. GOOD-LUCK! By Dawn Pladsen Meeting new friends 3. S.0.S. members goofing off! 4. Getting together in the fieldhouse 80 Loras Players Tonsia Dorses, played by Lauretta Stribling The season’s first production was The Gin Game, which played September 15-15, Taking the stage as the only two characters in the play were Don and Lauretta Stribling, the co-directors of the Loras Players. This particular production, however, was direct- ed by alumnus John M. Galo, of the class of 1978. The play is about Weller Martin (played by Don Stribling) and Tonsia Dorsey (played by Lauretta Stribling), two residents of a home for the aged who play gin rummy to pass the time, and to avoid the company of the other residents, sit around watching the television all day. The laughs are many as Tonsia, a beginning player, infuriates Weller the longtime player, by beating him at every hand. We also see both humor and sadness as the card players present their eccentric behavior and reveal their dark personal Se- crets. As the second production of the 75th Anniversary season the Loras Players pre- sented the New York Drama Critics Award winning musical, Man of LaMancha. It was presented October 31-November 3 and to many parent’s surprise, this year’s annual Parent’s Weekend performance was held in the newly remodeled St. Joseph's Audi- torium. Throughout the play all of the charac- ters are imprisoned in a dungeon in Seville hear the end of the 16th century. The en- tire action takes place there, and in vari- ous other places in Miguel de Cervantes’ imagination. This year Don Stribling re- Peated the dual role of Miguel de Cer- vantes and Don Quixote that he created On the Loras stage in 1971. Loras Players 81 } EXEZER i mS ROE 82 Loras Players The third Loras Players production was enti- tled Scrooge. It is a musical version of the fa- mous Charles Dickens story called A Christmas Carol. The play is about a greedy miser living in London in the 1890's whose name is Ebenezer Scrooge (played by William C. Renk, class of 1976). He underpays Bob Cratchit, his clerk (Matthew J. Ironside), he ignores his nephew (John Mahoney), he is unmerciful to people who owe him money, and he refuses to give anything to the poor. He changes, however, when he is visited by the ghost of his former business partner, Jacob Marley (D. Barak Stribling) and the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future (Martha Wade, Shawn Mathis, and Glyn Northington, re- spectively) who show him the story of his ways and teach him to tend to the business of man- kind. © M-- — Carlo Goldoni’s Italian Commedia dell’arte, The Servant of Two Masters was presented February 28 - March 2 as the Loras Players’ fourth performance. Unlike most plays, the entire play’s ac- tion takes place ina single day in the city of Venice. The Servant of Two Masters is also unique in another sense; it is an improvi- sed dialogue. The script outlines the plots but the exact dialogue is left to the actors imaginations, which makes each performance a little different. Commedia dell’Arte also carried the title Comedy Masks. Seven funda- mental characters were developed each with a mask stressing different charac- teristics. In The Servant of Two Masters however, only four of the seven charac- ters are used: Pantalone Dei Bisognosic, a Venetian merchant played by Daniel Topf; Di Lombardi who is played by Steve Kennedy, Truffaldino, the servant played by Marty Hurm, and Brighella, an innkeeper played by Kevin Looby. Loras Players 83 When the curtain went up on the September production of The Gin Game, the Loras Players began a year-long celebration of their 75th anni- versary. The Players, lowa’s oldest amateur theatre troupe, have been at home in St. Joe’s Auditorium at Loras College since 1910, and their infor- mal beginnings can be traced to 1876. The Players’ long and colorful history includes such highlights as the 1938 historical pageant, Hid Battlements, staged for the Archdiocese of Dubuque’s centennial, with a cast of 155 playing 415 roles for a total audi- ence of 21,000. For 29 seasons, the group was directed by the Rev. Karl Schroeder, who brought actor Leo G. Carroll to Loras to play the part he created in Broadway’s Jenny Kissed Me, and engaged Academy Award-winning choreographer Eugene Loring and his Hollywood dancers for Dubuque’s first musical, beginning a collaboration that was to last for years. The last 15 years have been under the direction of Don and Lauretta Stribling, who've brought thousands of local children to Loras for annual matinees of children’s theatre productions. The shows have toured ex- tensively; this year’s musical played for ten soldout performances to 4,000 children at Timber Lake Play House in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. Players’ alumni include Don Ameche, most recently seen in Cocoon; James Waring, who directs suburban Washington, D.C.’s Olney Theatre; “Ty-D-Bol Man” and Chips Ahoy “cookie man” Robert Kaliban, who ap- peared on Broadway in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Try- ing; Emmy Award winner Karen Morrow; John Galo, stage manager of the national tour and Broadway farewell of Yul Brynner’s The King and |; and several others who work for or act in professional theatre. Malate ah aggiag nat ah al ala | ws PD 1QRO FRO 1 CAP FRY 1 CHO FRY ir eereeeereceemrmrar ren an TONGA9 CATO NGS CONGR _9 CIMTOI GIS CONGR 9 CAOIGIR.9 ATO IGTE.9 CL? Musical Finian’s Rainbow from the mid 1900's. 84 Loras Players You Lords Layers 1910-1985 Don Stribling watches closely as stu- dents try for a part in the upcoming play. Aladdin, Mike Reilly, is being tricked by the Genie, Sarah Horst. Amy Dolan, Sue Koopman, and Dan Topfare ex- periencing a magical potion. The talking camel leads the way to getting back the magic lamp. Iowa's oldest amateur theatre troupe will conclude its 75th anniversary celebration with a touring production of the children’s musical, Aladdin and His Magic Lamp. Kevin Reilly is featured as Aladdin, who enters a mystical cave to find the magic lamp of Genie, Sarah Horst. Through the Genie’s power, Aladdin becomes a prince and marries a prin- cess, who is tricked by a comically evil Wazir into swapping the magic lamp for a ‘new lamp.’ But the story ends happily when Aladdin regains the lamp with the help ofhis talking camel, Nufsed, played by Pete Kvidera and Sarah Schaefer. The camel's songs and dances, the Genie’s appearances and disappear- ances, the magic lamp, a touch of love, a little comedy and some audience par- ticipation made Aladdin and His Magic Lamp a delight for all ages. Loras Players 85 86 Homecoming ' P br Bh PPE RINIOETETLD GT RC HUD UTERO FRI LTR OTRO? TRON OE TRON FAL THE MAIN EVENT - AON PLD CLO VLAD CoO I VLD CaO I CVAD Ca HLO I VRAD CLOGS Dra tore0 eIOIGRE De TONCR De TOIGRD CTOIGIC CATOICTES The Homecoming Festivities were kicked off on Monday, October, 7 with the movie 16 Candles” at the Grand Theater. The place was packed with students, and even a few bats! On Tuesday Jim Wand, a Hypnotist, appeared in St. Joe’s Auditorium in Hoffman Hall at 9:00 P.M. Mr. Wand’s reputation for putting on a great show had preceded him because the auditorium was almost full a 2 hour before it began! The per- formance was spectacular and everyone enjoyed a good laugh at those ‘Hypnotized Guinea Pigs’’ On Wednesday Dubuque was blessed with rain all day long which put a damper on all of the scheduled outdoor ac- tivities. A carnival that was scheduled on Wednesday had to wait until Thursday to open up. A swing choir show that was to be held on Keane Field was moved to Tuohy Auditorium - but that didn’t affect those wonderful voices - they still soun- ded great! Festivities carried on to Thursday with activities of float DUHAWK STYLE FOIGLA9 COI GI9 CO) ILA CoO | CVAD CLO IN OFOIGI [ery FROUIGLD FRO IQR FRO | QL FRO 1 QE FRO 1 OEP FRO 1 OF FRY 1 OR FRY 1 ORM FRO 1 CHO ROIOZO NEW 9 0519 I GILAD Ca T0 I GIRL CaO IK CaO I GIL9 CA TOIGI 9 CKD) building and continued partying with friends. Later that night Students enjoyed rides and games at the carnival. The excitement of homecoming really grew as the week- end began. On Friday at 4:00 P.M. a large parade went through the downtown area. The Junior Float won first prize followed by the Seniors in second. Next, there was a pep-rally in the Rock Bowl Stadium. Seniors Don Elbert and Kelly Doyle were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. The cheerleaders led the crowd in high spirited cheers, followed by the Hawkettes who performed to the song ‘Candy Girl.” Yeah Saturday! Now it was time to really kick back and Party down. The day began with Liturgy at Christ and King Chapel, with breakfast following. At 11:00 the Loras crowd was shifting into high gear at the tailgate party getting “prepared” for the big Loras football game. This party is not- ed as being a major part of the Loras Experience! At 1:15 the football game started and boy what a game it was! Homecoming 87 QdRKE Lory, 1985 4OMEcg MW Rock Bowl Stadium tumed into Mud Bowl Stadium by the time the game had finished. Loras came out the victors, beating Illinois Benedic- tine 10-9. After the football game the soccer team came out and played on what was left of a field and defeated Clarke by a score of 1-0. When the sporting events were finished every- one got cleaned up and ready to go out to dinner and boogie at the dances scheduled for the evening. At the dance there was music for the younger and old, well older. Paul Hemmer’s Solid Gold Swing Orchestra was at Five Flags Center for the Orchestra types, and at the Julien there were oth- er bands for those wild and crazy boo- giers! 3 Don Rupp takes over the spot light. 4 Dave wild dazed confused 5 The band strikes up a tune during the Duhawk football game. 6 And the parade begins! lg Ko) ank=xero) an iaralicsse) 1 Senior John Coyle addressing the crowd. 2 Advertising the Homecoming theme to passers by. 3 Kelly Dole and Don Elbert, a great pair to fill the shoes of Homecoming queen king of 1985! 4 Who are these fine dressed gentlemen? 90 Homecoming Homecoming was soon coming to a close, but before it could, a fun run for anyone who wanted to participate was held on Sunday morning. After the run a Homecoming Mass was held in thanks of our busy week. Sunday night ended with a celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Loras Players. Tom Cruise Dawn Pladsen Bridget Cahill 1 My, isn’t this fun! 2 Ready to slide right past 1.B.C. 3 Chris Browne maneuvering his way to the goal line 4 Some fellow Duhawks cheer the hard work- ing football players on. Homecoming 91 Dancing for MS The MS Dance Marathon, held Nov. 8th 9th, was once again a huge success. Greg Schrobilgen, chairman, along with the planning committee planned 30 hrs. of fun for the dancers to raise money for multiple sclerosis. At 6 pm. Friday, Nov. 8th the Dance Marathon began continued through until Saturday at 12 midnight. The theme for this year’s Marathon was “And we danced” and they did.. . from country wester to aerobic Hawaiian luaus. The big winners this year for bringing in the most contributions were Mollie Cathy Weighner. What's this? ‘Ring around the rosie!”’ . Hey, this is supposed to be a dance marathon, not a boxing match. 3. Referees taking time out to do their own little dance. 4, Careful Cathy, don’t fall! Parents’ Weekend this year was filled with a lot of exciting activities for all to enjoy. It began on Saturday with a registration of parents in Touhy Auditorium where coffee, juice and other snacks were offered. The book- store and dormitories were opened during the day for par- ents to view and get acquainted with the campus in general. At 12:15 on Saturday Sunday there was a planetarium show at Loras’ exciting Heitkamp plane- tarium. At 1:00 pm on Saturday a Parents Get a Taste of the LORAS EXPERIENCE L the very successful Loras Foot- ball team played Wisconsin - Stout and was victorious - again. The featured evening event was the Loras produc- tion of The Man of La Mancha starring Don Stribling, who also had the lead role in 1971. This was a huge success! Sun- day morning there was a Spe- cial parents’ liturgy in Christ the King chapel. by Tom Cruise A reception for the par- ents in Touhy Auditori- um. . Parents of the football players gathered with the cheerleaders to be recog- nized. . Parent signing in and picking up “Loras litera- ture’ during registration. . A gathering of students, parents, faculty and friends in the upper cam- pus gymnasium. Refresh- ments and good compa- ny for everyone! . A group of Honors Stu- dents which held a “symposium” Sunday af- ternoon at the Science building, Hoffman Audito- rium. 95 i 94 Concert Choir CONCERT CHOIR L | to r: 4th Row: Gerald Horst, Todd Miller, Pete Kvidera, Rick Spear; 3rd Row: Julie Steffen, Kathy Goodman, 2nd Row: Sarah Douglas, Sarah Horst, Elizabeth Tigges, Wendy Weig, 1st Row: Sandy Illian, Teri Ament, Sue Koopman, Amy Dolan i | to r: Rick Spear, Dan Vye, Jack Broman, Jake Luke eC) use ah iia ha ls “ LOCH UTE ROOTED? lEreROIUMeROIEIrermU91E572 RGacah (la. bcdeccamsasuntanterecanie summipsieatastonree “Show Boat’ With a song in its heart and on its BSE a EME NES ne vue Reser Vou ArhCuny SOvoed sath oe LTC SOT NORET lips, the Loras Concert Choir provides students with the opportunity to bring music to the Dubuque area and have fun doing it. Each year, Concert Choir sings at special Masses such as the Christmas Mass, St. Joseph’s Day and tours the Du- buque area singing at many local churches. This year, in addition to their tradi- tional activities, Concert Choir went Christmas caroling for the Loras com- munity and also for many area nun homes and nursing homes. In the spring the Concert Choir prepared for its spring tour. [5-5 ) § e d } e “The Swingers! Concert Choir 95 THE LORKAS BAND T OURS THE COUNTRY 96 Loras Band The Loras College Stage Band toured Walt Disney World in Florida and several other sites between May 12-20. The band won achance to play at the Village Dock in Disney World. Along the way band director Joseph Colaluca and his musicians gave seven performances as they went through lowa, Missouri, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky and Illinois. The band performed first at Cardinal Stritch High School in Keokuk, lowa. Keokuk is the home town of Jewel Williamson, the band’s vocalist and alto sax player. The next day, the band performed at DuBourg High School in St. Louis. Next stop was Pacelli High School in Columbus, Ga., where the Rev. Thomas Campbell, a 1956 graduate of Loras, was the band’s host. Following the performance in Georgia, the band traveled to Disney World. The band had time to tour Disney World and the Epcot Center before performing. The concert was the first one performed outdoors for the group. It played on a dock with a riverboat in the background. The next performance was in a huge bandshell in Williams Park in downtown St. Petersburg. The conc ert at Cardinal Newman High School was a tune up for a recording session in Nashville. The arrival of the band in Nashville was cheered by the presence of a welcome sign at the motel. The arrival was followed by a welcome from 1980 Loras Stage Band alumnus Bill Berzins. A native of Galena, IIl., Berzins is now an audio-engineer at one of the recording studios in Nashville. He was the one responsible for the band being able to record in Nashville, at the Garage Recording Studio. The recording session marked the closing days of their tour. The mood on the way back to Dubuque was in some ways quiet and reflective and in other ways jovial and relaxed. Four years from now another Loras Stage Band may have a chance to take a trip of this type. In the meantime, the mem- bers of the 1985-86 Loras College Stage Band will have the sat- isfaction of knowing that they have gone to new places and done things that no other Loras Band has done. J.J. Keane Some of the participants in the J.J. Keane contest. The 1986 Spring edition of the J.J. Keane Oratorical contest was held in Tuohy Auditorium on Sunday, April 27. Twenty-four students participated in the contest headed by Don Stribling. Five students were chosen to give their speeches in the final round. These final- ists were Carol Martin, Don Stubbs, Denise Carlin, Bill Sinnott, and Barbara Adderley. These speeches ranged in topics from the issue of black representation in Africa to the health hazards of obese children. There were three speakers chosen from the five. Third runner up was Barbara Adderly, Second runner up was Don Stubbs and the winner of the J.J. Keane Oratorical contest was Denise Carlin. A job well done to everyone who par- ticipated in this year’s contest. L to R: Don Stubbs, Carol Martin, Barbara Adderley. Sitting: Denise Carlin. 98 J.J. Keane Bishop Loras’ Descendant Loras College officials gave a red- carpet welcome to a 19-year old wom- an from France who is a descendant of the college’s namesake, Bishop Ma- thias Loras, the first Roman Catholic bishop in Iowa. The bishop was a great uncle six times removed of Odile Loras of Troyes, France, who has spent the Past year as a high school exchange student in Downers Grove, Ill. The younger Loras learned from relatives of her ancestor's achievements in lowa and the recognition that has been accorded him. Bishop Loras came to Iowa in the 1850s and brought Catholicism to the pioneers settling the state. He founded what later became known as Loras College in Dubuque. Loras Descendant 99 Antioch St. Donatus, home for the weekend. Loras students exchange personal experiences during a break from the talks. Antioch Weekend is held twice a year. This year’s Antioch weekends were held at St. Donatus. Antioch is a time to grow closer to a group of friends and to God. The weekend starts on Friday and ends late after- noon on Sunday. The main part of the weekend involves having Loras stu- dents give talks on their experiences of being a Christian. Jim Wiltgen, Patty Meyer, Pam Avery express their creativity during one of the surprise skits over the Antioch weekend. Friendly smiles are a part of Antioch. Antioch members pose for a picture before returning to Loras. 100 Antioch Campus Ministry CENTER For Peace and Justice The Campus Ministry pro- gram has specific concern for the spir itual welfare of the mem- bers of the College community. It provides for the Liturgical Cel- ebration of the Eucharist, the Sacrament of Penance, other Li- turgical functions, prayer, spiri- tual direction, personal counsel- ing, and group activities such as retreats and discussions on rele- vant religious activities on cam- pus. Other activities include spe- cial liturgies, reconciliation ser- vices, renewal weekends, social action projects, quest speakers, and the scheduling of musi- cians, lectors, acolytes, and communion distributors. b Campus Ministry Board | to r: Jim Runyon, Fr. Gary Krapfl, Steve Rea. 2nd row: Elise McLaughlin, Dave Berns, Diane Vande Voorde OSF, Clare Hurley. The Center for Peace and Justice provides information on women’s rights, the E.R.A., prison reform, world hunger, rural land use, racial equality, the neutron bomb, the draft, taxes, and volun- teer work. The group is open to the Community’s opin- ions and views. Fr. Ray Herman Peace and Justice Group; 1st row! tor: Steve Kennedy, Elise McLaughlin, Eric Schwist- er, Joe Broderick, Jackie Scherrman. 2nd row: Ben Kresse, Andy Binder, Fr. Joe O'Hara, Fr. Bob Beck, Clare Hurley, Rod Blum. 3rd row: Jim Runyon, Jim McKinstra, Mark Grobner, Rick Galanits, Dan Beau- dry, Prof. Dennis Corso. Campus Ministry 101 ‘Sir Thomas More” Loras College is today as proud of its faculty as it has always been. These are the men and women who teach here and are responsible for the reputation for aca- demic quality that is part of our tradition. The legendary teachers of the past are subject-matter for chapters in the history of the college, and they are the folks of Loras folklore. The Founder Lecture Series, spot- lights seven of our professors speaking on a wide range of interesting and thought- provoking topics. Father Schroeder is a 1930 graduate of Loras College. He studied at the University of Louvain, Belgium, and at Oxford Univer- sity in England. He received his bachelor’s degree in 1938 and a master’s degree in 1942 from Oxford. He has been on the Loras faculty since 1938. Father Schroeder's lecture was on Sir Thomas More, a trained lawyer in London in the late 1400s. More attained high political Office, but died as a traitor for refusing to ac- knowledge Henry VIII's repudiation of papal authority. More's scholarship was renowned throughout Europe and his most famous work, Utopia, describing the ideal state, Placed him among the great political philo- sophers. More led a private life of exemplary devotion and cheerfulness. He was canon- ized a saint in 19355 by the Roman Catholic Church. ‘Death And Burial In Ancient Italy’ Dr. Buller has been on the Loras faculty since 1981, and this summer was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to attend seminars for classicists at the American Academy in Rome and the Vergilian Society in Naples. Dr. Buller’s lecture was a summary of his stay in Italy. It was based on historical facts and findings, and presented in a slide show. Dr. Buller traced the origin of funeral rites and burial practices of the Etruscans and Romans. 102 Founder Lecture Series “A Comet Called Halley”’ Professor Miller has been on the Loras faculty since 1964 and is supervisor of Heit- kamp Memorial Planetarium. In his lecture on Halley’s comet, that most famous of all comets which was last seen in 1910 and appears every 75 years, Professor Miller discussed the history and superstitions of the comets, Halley’s in par- ticular. “The Mississippi Valley And West As Seen From The Comer Of Loras And Alta Vista” Dr. White’s lecture reviewed the evolution of a course from its inception in the curriculum, including changes of the early 1960s, to the present. He emphasized the contributions made by students, colleagues and friends. “Individualism, Freedom And The Human Community’’ Dr. Cruz has been a Loras faculty member since 1977 and is currently the chairman of the Philosophy Depart- ment. Dr. Cruz’s lecture was a reappraisal of the classical no- tions of the current unsettling world politics, and a proposal for an alternative theory of community. “Dennis Mahoney” Professor Hurm has been on the Loras faculty since 1959 and is the chairman of the History Department. . Professor Hurm’s lecture was on Dennis Mahoney, an editor in Dubuque during the Civil War, his imprisonment in Washington D.C., and his defense of his anti-Civil War position. “Chemistry And The Nonscientist: Do They Mix?” Dr. Maslowsky has been a member of Loras’ faculty since 1974. Dr. Maslowsky’s lecture focused on the importance of science to the nonscientist, specifically chemical science. He spoke about the importance of science in everyday life and attempted to demonstrate the relevance and excite- ment that chemistry offers to the nonscientist. Founder Lecture Series 103 Old St. Joe's... The east section of the old St. Joseph's College and the home of the English Department for as long as anyone can remember was razed May 12. Although the west section was refurbished in 1982 and dedicated in the names of Alois and Mabel Hoffmann, the east section could not be restored be- cause of structural problems. A study done twenty years ago revealed that the building should be leveled, but the actual demolition was a long time coming. In fact, George Freund joked at his retirement dinner that the east section had been scheduled for demolition longer than he had been at Loras College. The new classroom building will follow the same architec- tural style as the west section, which houses the auditorium and chapel, and will salvage the original stone pillars of the old entrance for the new entrance at the east end of the cam- Pus. The structure will be five stories high, contain ten class- rooms, fourteen academic Offices, an elevator, anda lounge on the first level. Completion is scheduled for February 1, 1987. 104 Campus Changes . a ‘ane gun te ee oo iY, ngint Campus Changes 105 RIDERS TO THE STARS ... ae Kesseler sewing decorations for the APO Joyce Pfeiler at the controls of the lighting for the APO show. show. The Alpha Phi Omega Sneak Preview has for many years been an integral part of the Loras Community. It be- gan as a small private talent show set up by the original chapter members for the entertainment of prospective pledges. By 1956, the show, titled “Sneak Prevue,’’ had grown to include the entire campus as well as Clarke Col- lege and the Mercy Hospital Nursing School, then affiliated with Loras College. Approximately 400 people attended this show, which featured prizes to be given to the top three audience-selected acts. Originally performed in Tuohy Au- ditorium, the show moved to the Fieldhouse, then to St. Jo- seph’s Auditorium, and in 1976 returned to its present loca- tion in Tuohy. Also in 1976, the coffee-house style of presen- tation was adopted. Although the places and faces have changed, the show’s format has basically remained the same, that of chorus, comedy troupe, and individual acts. Pete Zachar and Mark Galligan re-creating the famous ‘‘Who’s on First’. 106 APO Sneak Preview Tracey Walsh, Amy Stark, and Mark Galligan perform ‘Stuff and Non- Chris Browne presents his Stand-up Comedy routine. sense’ to the amusement of the audience. The Swing Choir opens the show with their theme song, Riders to the Stars. Members of the choir are: Amy Dolan, Sarah Douglas, Cathy Goodman, Gerald Horst, Sarah Horst, Sandy Illian, Ray Kirkpatrick, Sue Koopman, Pete Kvidera, Todd Miller, Jenni Reavley, Julie Steffen, Elizabeth Tigges. The Swing Choir performs the song ‘Everything Must Change’. APO Sneak Preview 107 108 Winter Dionysia . Enthusiasm in the snow! . Dionysianers display their team spirit. . Team effort and strategy is shown by the many participants. . Good times are what it’s all about! . The winning team display their sweatshirts with pride. Winter Dionysia There was plenty of snow for this year’s Winter Dionysia Softball Tourna- ment. The tournament was played on Sat- urday, December 7th, beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Keane Field. To keep from losing the softballs, they were painted orange so that they would be visible on the snow. The members of the winning team re- ceived Dionysia softball sweat shirts. In addition to the softball games, many other events contributed to the Dionysia fun. On December 5th, things were off to a great start with the band “Country Aires’ playing in the Pub. This was followed on the sixth by a dance at Riverside Bowl with the music provided by the band, “The Johnsons.” For the Finale, on Saturday night, the men’s and wom- en’s basketball teams both played on to victories. ena 1. Friends show each other encoura’ i i igement as they take their turn at bat. 2. The games continued all day until the winning team rose above the rest. Winter Dionysia 109 Spring Dionysia 110 Spring Dionysia The Student Senate reserved the Grand Theater for the opening night of Dionysia, showing ‘Vacation’’. Tuesday, April 22nd, was the third annual ‘Clash of the Classes” to determine which class was the toughest. That night at 8:00 P.M. the scavenger hunt began in the Pub and the night concluded with the game Jeopardy at 9:00 p.m. Wednesday night the Gong Show was played in the Pub at 9:00 P.M. Thursday's features was ‘Beer for Bingo”’, giving prizes such as; piz- za, beer, t-shirts, and sweatshirts. The All School Party Dance was held Friday night in the Field House featuring the “Verandas’”’ and Chris Browne. Saturday, the softball tournament began at 9:00 a.m., featuring 32 teams. The Pig Roast began at 4:30 P.M. in Cox Street parking lot. The finale of the week was an All School Block Party held in the Cox Street parking lot featuring “Linda the Classics”. Spring Dionysia 111 2) w im iv) Ww s iS) Lv) a 2) N Lores. he A Success Story The 1985 Loras Football team ended the year with one of its most successful seasons (8-2-1) since 1952. One of the reasons Loras was so successful this year was the team spirit. The team was ready mentally as well as physically to beat the opposing teams. Another reason the Duhawks had such a terrific year was the sup- Port given to the team by the 14 seniors, who wanted to end the year in a Spectacular way. Some of the more notable players of the year were Dave Dietz, Chris Browne, Matt Rivera, and Mike Gal- iardo. Dave Dietz (senior) broke all quarterbacking records at Loras. His overall yardage was 6,196 yards with 62 touchdowns. Chris Browne (sopho- more) rushed for a record 164 yards in one game. Matt Rivera (senior) set the team scoring record, and Mike Galiardo (junior) set the single season reception record with 56 catches. As these fine athletes would be quick to point out, however, it was the overall team effort that made their individual achievements possible. Congratulations on such a great season. Next year will be an even bigger success! LORAS MEAs LoRas; | LORAS Be ghee ry , LoRAS ¥ WZ — A 45 De la Li. i 2 1, Team members are: Bottom Row: Jeff McCoy, Bob Spinner, Mark Mehlberger, Joe Siech, Anton Davidson, Dave Dietz, Barry Harris, Dan Green, Pete Sandall, Andy Butler, Jeff Gyllenswan, John Wessels. Row 2: Tony Burken, Ross Allen, Jim Johnson, Craig Komar, Jeff Bogan, Andy Scott, Mark Barkowski, Doug Rivera, Sean Ryan, Matt Rivera, Greg Goodman, Jim Wright. Row 3: Matt Reardon, Terry Quinn, Brian Peck, Eric Chester, Chad Small, Jim Parrington, Joe Mestan, Lamont Jones, Jim Ganzer, Randy Durow, P.J. Mierkiewicz, Greg Dirko. Row 4; Dan Shey, Todd Spoor, Rick Herrick, Kevin Connelly, Roger Cummings, Roy Eckwood, Chris Browne, Tom McMahon, Jim Smith, John Coyle, Barry Lamb, Everett Harris. Row 5: Tom Rielly, John Limmex, Johnny Jones, Kelly McDonald, Chris Shey, John LaFramboise, Scott Conti, Craig Anderson, Nick Pitzer, Kurt Penman, Mike Herbert, Don Rupp. Row 6: Joe O'Leary, Jim Lillio, Allan Ford, Don Herring, Mike Galvanauskas, Doug Waechter, Pat Munro, Tyrone Bebley, Pete Mixan, Tom Shey, Bob Schisle, Frank Battaglia. Row 7: Jerry Glunz, Tim Lacy, Sean Ferrell, Scott Douglas, Mike Galiardo, Allan Dau, Dan Heinz, Monte Clindaniel, Dan Spitelli, Mark Molo, Tim McDermott, Jeff Neppl, Jeff Hreha. Row 8: Brian Corneil, Bill Barclay, Larry Regovic, Chester Hale, Mike Mammoser, Scott Anson, Jeff Doody, Joe Stacey, Rick Kowalski. Row 9: Brian Razak, Trainer; Assistant Coaches: Greg Wood, Jeff Butler, Joe DeBella, Tim Van Alstine, John Baxter, Tony Roth, Mike Craven, John Steger, Mike Early, Head Coach Bob Bierie. 2. An accident on the field. Sh by Theresa ay 5. Matt Rivera running the ball in for a Duhawk TD. 114 1. Chris Browne is down. 2. The Duhawks hold the Devils at bay. 3. The Loras Cheerleaders cheering on the football team. 115 aie L 4 % a ea 1. The Loras Cheerleaders and Hawkettes show their support for the team. . Coach Bierie contemplates the next plan of action. . Duhawks defeat the Norsemen. an 116 Football 1. Chris Browne makes a fantastic touchdown. 2. Duhawks tackle the opponent and recover a fumble. Football 117 6-Pack Attack Bump! Set! Spike! Mastering these basic moves is the key to being a good volleyball player. The Loras Volleyball team had a fine season; ef- fort and improvement made up for the losses the team suffered this season. Coach Connie Bandy Hodge said, “Overall we had a very successful season and we are setting even higher goals for next year.” The team did not do as well as they desired to do at Districts, as a result of injuries. Two starters, Lori Nelson and Beth Garvey, were missing from action. However, Lori Nelson made a good adjustment mak- ing the All-Tournament team at Sub-Districts, while Peggy Kennedy was named Academic All-American. Tough practices and drills kept the team on their toes as they learned to work together and perform as a team. They ended the season with a 25-19-2 record. by Tina Rose 1. Ann Gaul sends the ball over the net after executing a perfect spike. 2. Team members are: sitting left to right, Carol Herlocker, Peggy Kennedy, Janie Lyons, Ann Gaul; kneeling, Lori Nelson, Michelle Webber, Catherine Breen, Kim Kirchberg, Beth Garvey; standing, Assistant Coach Dave Saevgling, Jennifer Kelly, Mary Quinn, Carrie McCune, Wendy Barlon, Mary Jean Boney, Dee Russell, and Head Coach Connie Bandy Hodge. Not pictured: Nancy Holian. 118 Volleyball Date. -. Opponent’ } W L Sept.7 Wm. Pen L Sept. 9 Mary Crest Sept.12 Clinton ist yt Sept.26 Wartburg� Sept. 26 UW-PlatteVille r Colorado Coe Ww L L ‘Ww 3rd L W W Ww peeiaiGablercy Graceland Tour. Dubuque petiowa : LI a our. eee -Oth ‘UW-Platteville, © LL Oct.25 Districts BES: 25-19-2 Rie — 1. Itwas a close call but with spik nifer Kelly’s effort it te aie 2. Preparing to smash the ball into the opposite court, Mary Quinn goes into action. — 3. Mary Quinn and Lorj Nelson antici- pate Nancy Holian ’s close net shot. | Volleyball 119 F Lady Duhawks Place 24th at Nationals Persistence characterized the 1985 Loras wom- en’s cross country team as they raced to another successful season under the direction of second-year coach Steve Milliser. Despite losing Kim Becker and Jackie Anderson to injuries, the team’s 1 and 2 runners, the Lady Duhawks managed to run a 24th place finish at the NAIA National Championship, improving on last year’s 27th place. Leading the Duhawks was sophomore Beth Knapp in 196th place. She was followed closely by freshman Sharon Kraus, 201st; sophomore Theresa Ellenbolt, 203rd; junior Lisa Takes, 212th; and freshman Mary Welsh, 214th. Coach Milliser attributed the strong finish to good depth. ‘This is the first time in the history of Loras women’s cross country that we've really had good depth. There was always someone there to pick up the slack.”’ Other high points of the season included a first Place team standing at the Cornell Ram Run to open the season, a second place finish in the college division of the National Catholic College Country Championship, and a second place finish at the lowa Small College Championship, With the entire team returning next year, the Duhawks can look forward to another great season. By Tony Becker 120 Women’s Cross Country lorsemen: Invitational.) f National Gatholi oe Championship... Sept. 28 (JU) 2” Iowa Intercollegiate Octesil9 Lamb-Kotawk | ; ; Invitational Oct. a2 “Nov. 2 Wartburg Invitational District-15 NAIA National Championship we Nov. 16 1. Women’s Cross Country: kneeling | to r; Nicole Pautz, Barbara Adderley, Jackie Anderson, Lisa Takes, Mary Welsh, Kim Becker; standing: Theresa Ellenbolt, Beth Knapp, Christy Reichert, Kerry Brennan, Kelly Lynch, Sharon Kraus, Coach Steve Milliser. 2. Nicole Pautz shows the signs of the sport as she fights to hold off a St. Francis runner at the Nationals. 5. Sharon Kraus and Mary Welsh run together on the muddy National course. 4, Beth Knapp Gives it all she’s got at National Catholic Harriers Finish Season . Let’s go for it! . Men’s Cross Country: kneeling | to r: Brian Crane, Brian Annis, Dan Simon, Sean Hogan, Rich Tighe, Pat Tierney; standing, Coach Bob Tucker, Matt Ironside, Tony Becker, Chris O'Donnell, Joe Boeh, Brad Harms, Asst. Coach Gerg Yoko. . Rich Tighe makes his way through the muddy National course. . Brian Annis and Tony Becker work together. Ranked 15th Men's 'Cross� Country Scorebox Sept. 14 St’ Mary’s Invitational Sept. 21 ’Norsemen Invitational Sept. 27, National Catholic Championship Oct. [5) Beloit Invitational Oct. 12. lowa Intercollegiate Oct. 19° UW-LaCrosse Invitational Oct. 26 “UW-Platteville Dual Nov. 2 Wartburg Invitational District-15 Nov, 16 NAIA National Championship The Loras men’s cross country team completed another successful season under the leadership of senior captain Rich Tighe. The talented runner led the Runnin’ Hawks to the NAIA Naitonal Championship race for the fourth year in a row where they finished 22nd in a field of 39 of the nation’s top teams. Tighe raced to a 29th place finish in a field of 355 to lead the Duhawks. “I thought Rich ran exceptionally well,” said first-year coach Bob Tucker. “He showed that he is one of the top runners in the country.” The scoring was completed by sophomore Pat Tierney, 152nd; sophomore Chris O'Donnell, 161st; fresh- man Brian Annis, 240th; and junior Tony Becker, 246th. Other highlights for the Duhawks include first place finisher at the Beloit Invitational, the Wartburg Invitational, and the District-15 Championship. The Duhawks also captured 2nd place at the lowa small college championship and 2nd in the college division of the prestigious National Catholic College Championship at South Bend, Indiana. Individually Tighe snagged 1st place finishes at the lowa Intercollegiate meet and the District-15 Champion- ship. The Duhawks received solid support from Pat Tierney who was named All-District along with Tighe, Chris O’Don- nell, and junior Brian Crane. Other contributors were freshman Brian Annis and juniors Joe Boeh, Harry Graham, and Tony Becker. The Duhawks finished the season ranked 15th nationally. According to Coach Tucker the success was a result of hard work and “the desire of the group as a whole working together toward a common goal.” By Tony Becker Men’s Cross Country 121 QO CRO 1 QP FRO QO FRO 1 QE FD 1 QT FLD | QO FD) | QO FLD OT FRO 1 OT FRI OER Oa (cae aa i ) yaa Sree eae caaeieeeascayteetacanee ae ee ee DLO FD 1 QU FLD 1 UT ORG | QT PLD I TO PRA | ET FRU) 7 ie ig tell. adil cl eal D sersatc pessoa Gene Ra orc seca lear ge ea ge ae oesl wise CT.9 CTO 1GMD CATOU GIL e-29fO 1GMLL9 CTO ICID COI GIES CED ae a - : i é § é y T ie iy , 3 ee CMD 1CM9 029791 CMx._9 0.2909 1GIR9 €!9TD IGT _9 eI9ND IGP eTOIE ILD CTO 122 Sports eg ppg nap ge gs hacia absorp CT RUOIUT PET ROIOK? Ath a nein he ¥ sa P] : ws i 0a PS ee 2 ee ee i Senso 105 Be RIMIOETROIUTERIOIUT? 4 A ROCA ROIDA 2 FROIE 2 FRO IR FS 1 OP FROIN? TRO arr a on came nara! 9 entolemsentolensestolense neler se TolOnsemolonseMolonse tol © CVRD CTO GWS CHO GMCS €I9F 1 GML9 CKD IGI9 CTD IGIC9 0.29001 6IRi9 eS Sports 125 2 3 124 Soccer The soccer team this year showed determination and excellent athletic discipline by posting five straight wins after a slow 1-6-2 start. With a strong defense, the team came back when most teams would have quit. This soccer team, though, was different. Kent Rustad proved to be an excellent goalkeeper. Joe Raible and Bob John- son were co-recipients of the Hustle Award. Kevin Kershisnik was voted Most Valuable Player and Mike Fitz- gerald was voted Most Improved Play- er. The 1985 Loras soccer team, suffering an early season scoring slump, managed only 7 goals in their first nine contests. However, they scored thirteen goals in the next two games, which started a five game winning streak. After finishing the season with a 6-7-2 mark, the Du- hawks entered the NAIA District 15 Championship Toumament with high hopes. Paced by the team’s leading scorer, Branko Jocic, Loras downed Marycrest 5-0 in the opening contest. Unfortunately, a revitalized Grandview squad upset the Duhawks 3-2 in overtime to take the district crown. Coach Winsor summarized the season this way, “The record may look disappointing, but it really isn’t because we are a very young team and most of the players will be retuming next year. Our team showed tremen- S Mase rthage 1 EN ie Grandview Judsen College Marycrest Grandview college ; ‘North Central College crest vorat bs front Tournament � Shoyola NAIA District 15 Championships, XZ - dous character to come back with a five game winning streak after our terrible start. Most teams would have given up on the season but ours did not.” By Bill Kraemer f” ae. ad Z. J p 2 1. The 1985-86 Loras Soccer team includes: top row: Ed Grace, Mike Fitzgerald, Tom Martin, Rick Galanits, Bob Sullivan, Kent Rustad, Branko Jocic, Joe Raible, Ron Ruscheinske, Coach Mike Winsor. Second row: Ken Bames, Paul White, Paul Golec, Dennis Garwacki, John Reilly, Kevin Kershisnik, Kevin McCann. Third row: Matt Valder, Jim Sperandio, Andy Meyer, Mike Kuhns, Darin Hubert, Bob John son. Not Pictured: James Losolohoh. . Branko Jocic heads to the ball as Ed Grace looks on. 3. Kevin McCann vigorously attacks the ball. N 1. Ed Grace defends the ball. 2. Kevin McCann goes for the gold. Soccer 125 WOMEN’S TENNIS Back Row: | to r: Coach Pat Flanagan, Joelle Ropars, Kathy Hill, Mary Beth Lammer, Amy Bohrer, Abby McDonald, Brian Kellerman, Terry Funcik, Middle Row: Chris Zaber, Lisa Wiesley, Karen Kleis, Andra Swanson, Christine Bogas, Ann Hoff- mann, Mary O'Donnell, Karen McNulty, Front Row: Kris Egan, Martha Usther, Pam Smyth, Karen Jasper, Mary Sauser, Mary Newkirk, Carrie Zaber The 1985 Women’s Tennis Team finished with another winning Season. According to Coach Pat Flanagan, ‘the 22 member team, which is the largest ever at Loras, ended the campaign with an im- Pressive 10-2 dual match record.’’ The team revealed their superior skill and style when they defeated the University of Dubuque 9-0 in their 1985 season opener. Captains Karen Kleis and Lisa Wiesley provided excellent lead- ership. Karen and Lisa advised and cheered the team on the entire season. Both set good examples to follow. . The Lady Duhawks happily concluded their season with a third Place in the NAIA District 15 tournaments. Four second place efforts were the reason for a strong third place standing. Coach Flanagan is anxiously awaiting next season with the return of a majority of his 1985 players. 126 Women’s Tennis Loras 9 Loras 7 Loras 6 Loras 8 Loras 8 Loras 6 Loras 8 Loras 5 Loras 9 Loras 1 Loras 8 Loras 4 lowa Conference Doubles Team Record 10-2 U. of Dubuque O Upper lowa 2 Wartburg 5 Coe 1 William Penn 1 Central 3 Upper Iowa 1 Knox 4 Buena Vista O St. Ambrose 8 U. of Dubuque 1 Grinnell 1 Tournament 3rd Place WOMEN’S GOLF Lto R: Jean Callahan, Ann Cunningham, Leaann Goldsworthy, Jan- et Felderman, Kathy Donlea. Not pictured: Head Coach, Jan Leiser. The Loras women’s golf team completed yet an- other successful season in 1985. Led by junior Ann Cunningham, the lady linksters recorded their highest team finish in the history of the Program when Loras claimed first place at the St. Am- brose Invitational. Although the St. Ambrose Invitational was the only competition the Duhawks won, they consistently Placed near the top of the field, including fourth at the National Small College Invitational. They captured second at the Simpson Invitational and third at the lowa Small College Invitational for the second year in a row. They also shot their way to runner-up in the NAIA District 15 Golf Tournament behind Briarcliffe. By far the star on the team was Ann Cunningham, who earned NAIA All-District status while being named to both the lowa Small College and National Small College Tournament teams. Coach Jan Leiser was named District Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. Tracey Walsh Women’s Golf 127 According to Coach Corken, the Loras Women’s Basketball team had “A successful season in tying the school record for most wins in a sea- son.’ Corken hopes for an even more successful season next year with elev- en returning players. One of the season highlights in- cluded defeating Marquette (Division 1, 60-56. The win represented true tal- ent on the part of the women’s team. The Lady Duhawks also defeated St. Ambrose for the first time ever in the women’s program. That was an excel- lent victory to be remembered! The Duhawk women advanced to the championship of the NCBT against Xavier. Although it was a losing effort they became the first Loras women’s team to appear on a live national tele- cast. By Mary Carol Ambrose 128 Women’s Basketball Po WOMEN’S BASKETBALL . Team members are: standing | to r; Renee McCready (Asst. Coach), Cathy Byrne, Mary Goedken, Rhonda Disney, Julie Schmit, Cathy Drilling, Kelly Corrigan, Coach Dan Corken. Kneeling; Ther- esa Schulte, Diane Barbaro, Laura Grebasch, Andra Swanson, Shelly Rupp. . Mary Goedken puts intense con- centration into her shot. . Julie Schmit leaps for the ball. . Theresa Sc hulte plans her strategy while holding the ball. - 70 Northern lowa 70 St. Ambrose UW-Milwaukee Mount Mercy Thao College of St. Francis Natn‘l Col. of Education Augustana Northeastem Illinois 76 St. Ambrose 87 UW-Platteville 74 University of. Dubuque 73. ‘Marycrest 57 Grandview 51 Mount Mercy _ 70 ee —- —=— 3 1. Julie Schmit retains the ball and holds her oppo- nents off while Renee McCready anticipates what will happen next. 2. Andra Swanson puts her all into blocking the opposition while Cathy Byme watches in disbelief. 3. Theresa Schulte shoots over the opposition. Women’s Basketball 129 MEN’S BASKETBALL The Loras Men’s Basketball Team had a good season this year. The Duhawks finished the year with a fifth-place in the dis- Standing | to r: Asst. Student Coach, Don Elbert; Asst. Coach, Jay trict and a 17-11 record. Dull; Amy Alberts; Doug winter ge el eared ee. i i - Woodcock; Keith Sindberg; Dave Daniel; I ; Asst. the team started the season slowly with an alternating pal Coach, Steve Krafcisin; Head Coach, Mike Jaskulski. Kneeling: tern of wins and losses. The Hawaiian games were less than Scott Eisenbarth; David Freeman; Chip Moore; Curley Johnson; spectacular for Loras. The Duhawks lost all three games. At the Greg Rovansek; Dick Breitback; Tim Peterson; Dwight Gramm. NCBT, the team turned things around with two wins and a loss. This was the turning point of the season. The Duhawks had a winning streak of four games but lost one to St. Ambrose. Loras won the 12 of the 14 remaining games. The Loras defense was the main reason for the team’s suc- cess. It entered the playoffs as the fourth-best defensive unit in the country. Several players were instrumental in the team’s success. Keith Sindberg averaged 16.5 points per game. Dick Breitbach averaged more than five assists per game and 11.1 points. Greg Rovansek was the team’s leading rebounder and scored more than 13 points per game. Coach ‘Jaz’ shows his determination. 130 Men’s Basketball MAS mY. = Hat Loras ‘reaching high.” Curley Johnson “Walks it up. Men’‘s Basketball 131 A Shade Above The Rest The 1986 National Catholic Basketball Tourna- ment saw almost 500 athletes from 52 teams across the country, 16 men’s and 16 women’s, battle over four days for the championship. Aided by strong performances from Julie Schmit and Cathy Drilling, the Loras women advanced to the championship game against Xavier University of New Orleans. Along the way they secured convincing wins over Kansas Newman (88-50) and Rockhurst (74-51). Schmit’s nine blocked shots, an NCBT single game record, 15 points and 11 rebounds, powered the Lady Duhawks past Quincy College (56-49) to send them into the championship game. Xavier proved to be too much for the Lady Duhawks, however, as their stingy defense held Loras to just 44 points in winning the champion- ship, 61-44. Drilling and Schmit were named NCBT All- Americans. Drilling was also named to the Academic All-American team. The Loras men pushed their way into semifinal action with tough wins over the College of Notre Dame (55-51) and Christian Brothers (61-60). There they met Belmont Abbey, the eventual champion, and fought to a535-55 tie at the end of regulation. In overtime, Belmont Abbey took the lead for good with a pair of free throws with :11 remaining and held on for the win. In the consolation game, Loras battled Cabrini to a 40-40 tie with just over 3:00 remaining before running out of gas. Cabrini then pulled away (55-43) to give the Duhawks fourth place. Dick Breitbach and Greg Rovansek were named to the NCBT All-American team. Breitbach was also named to the Academic All-American team. by Tony Becker 2 1. Julie Schmit makes a strong move against a Rockhurst College defender. 2. Al McGuire, NBC Sportscaster, left, was one of the many dignitaries present at this year’s tournament. 132 NCBT - cae 1. Jubilant Duhawks after a quarterfinal win over Christian Brothers. 2. Keith Sindberg skies for a rebound in semifinal action against Belmont Abbey, NCBT 133 2 134 Candids DIGKICMDICRIMDIGR Ie STDIGHICOIGIe2 f | GIRLIE SAOIGIRS CIAO IGIRA9 CSTSIGRE9 CTD IC 9 CTONCI9CTOIGIRS COIR CTOICIR9C. ro - Candids 135 WRESTLING Standing, | to r: Student Manager, Mike Schulte; Asst. Coach, Joe Debella; Bill Kaiser; Rick Braden; Tim Wear; Tony Allmon; Harry McDonough; Tong Uk Yi; Head Coach, Mike Early. Kneeling: Bill Hines; Mark Barstow; Rick Byrne; Blair Early; Tony Quinones; Rod McGraw; Doug Powers; Todd Walker; Kevin Hanley. Sitting: Pat Hogan; Jim Finnane; Joe Broderick. eo 4 } ; Coach Early exhorts his athletes. 156 Wrestling Locked in an intense struggle. Tim Wear squares off against his foe. Wrestling 137 MEN'S TENNIS Kevin O'Connor reaches for a low one. Where’s my opponent? Take that onel No problem! 138 Men‘s Tennis CHEERLEADERS 1986 Basketball Cheerlead ers Top to Bottom: Michele Goodall, Sandy Goodall, Geri Spagnoli, Patti Kane, Sue Duffy - Captain, Amy Kemper - Captain, Missing: Sarah Johnson 1985 Football Cheerleaders Top Row: Sandy Goo- dall - Captain, Mary Kennedy - Captain, 2nd Row: Jeni Reaviey, Amy Kemper, 3rd Row: Sue Duffy, Nancy Morris, Laura Reavley, Sarah Johnson, Front: Brian Zimmer Cheerleaders 139 MEN’S TRACK I «4 y by -?| A “( Top Photo - Kneeling, L to R: Matt Ironside, Rich Tighe, John Reilly, Mark Mehlborger, Chuck Tigges, Charles Tinker, Andy Altenberg, Dan Graham, Dave Foecking. Standing, L to R: Asst. Coach Mike Winsor, Patrick Bailey, Pat Flynn, Craig Kostrubala, Joe Conradt, Monte Clindaniel, Brian Crane, Jeff Downing, Don Stubbs, Chris O'Donnell, Tom Thomsen, Tony Becker, Brian Annis, Scott Winsor, Sterling Moss, Asst. Coach Gary Whittman, Head Coach Bob Tucker. L To R: Scott Ganshirt, Barry Harris, Chad Small; L to R: Joe Boeh, Brad Harms, Kedd Smith L to R: Charlie Graham, Pat Tierney, Sean Hogan L to R: Tim Connelly, Harry Graham, Brad Wessels L to R: Rich Hefel, Joe Raible, Jeff Schleisman Left Photo - Brad Wessels Reaches New Heights. Right Photo - Brad Harms racing to the finish line. 140 Men's Track Brad Wessels reaches onward and upward. Loras ‘Hangin’ tough. Men’s Track 141 WOMEN'S TRACK Standing, L to R: Asst. Coach Mike Winsor, Kerry Brennan, Val Shirley, Sharon Kraus, Mary Welsh, Nicole Pautz, Barb Apperley, Theresa Ellenbolt, Asst. Coach Steve Milliser, Head Coach Bob Tucker. Sitting: Kim Becker, Jackie Anderson, Sarah Douglas, Beth Knapp. Chris Welu, Shealah Schneider, Sarah Johnson Sitting, L to R: Lisa Takes, Mary Coyle, Aime Bohrer Jackie Anderson and Mary Welsh “motoring home. Lisa Takes holds Mary Welsh and Jackie Anderson at bay. 142 Women’s Track Sports 145 WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Front: Joan Havel, Kathy Nelson, Kim Krogmeier, Sandy Kuntz, Joelle Delgado, Becky Domeyer, 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Kathy Radloff, Coach Connie Bandy Hodge, Carol Maas, Sheri Schmitz, Joyce Widell, Cindy Van Dorn, Co-Captain Amy Meyer, Co-Captain Shelley Rupp, Top Row: Kim Schroeder, Joan Rice, Lynn Burke, Lisette Peckels, Peggy Miller, Tracy Miller, Judy Johnson 144 Women’s Softball Women’s Softball 145 146 Sports Sports 147 ALL AMERICANS ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN John Coyle Rich Tighe Football Track Cross Country -. 4 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Peggy Kennedy Beth Knapp Volleyball Track 148 All Americans ALL AMERICANS I ra = v ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Mary Doyle Pat Hogan Diving Wrestling ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Dave Dietz Dan Shey Football Football Academic All-Americans not pictured: Kathy Donlea; Golf Leann Goldsworthy; Golf Karen Kleis; Tennis All Americans 149 INTRAMURALS Participation is the goal. Everyone with any level of ability is able to participate in as many sports as they choose. This participation includes not only the student body but also fac- ulty, staff, and administrators. Scheduling is done mostly on a round robin basis with some double elimination competition. Teams are matched as equally as possible to provide for equitable competition. This method insures more fun for everyone. Loras College began the intramural program in 19359 un- der the guidance of Mr. Alphonse Schramm who conducted the program until his retirement in 1981. His direct supervi- sion was responsible for an eighteen sport program with over eighty-one percent participation in one or more sports. the Program is currently under the capable direction of Pat Flana- gan, who is instrumental in making it grow and prosper. 150 Intramurals Carol Herlocker, Cindy Skram 50 yd Wheelbarrel Randy Dolson, Carol Herlocker Pickleball Coed Clay Carey, Joe Kremer Denis Schafer, Jim Pommerich 100 yd Medley Relay Supershot Men Co-Champs 100 yd Freestyle Relay Dave Krepfle, Pat Marsh Kevin Woods, Mary Quinn Horseshoes Mens Doubles Coed Doubles Badminton Jim Pommerich, Fred Fischer George Schell, Carol Ludovissy Pickleball Mens Doubles Table Tennis Table Tennis Mens Doubles Kevin Woods, Brian Kellerman Peggy Kennedy, Randy Dolson Mens Doubles Badminton Coed Doubles Table Tennis Intramurals 151 Ted Stieber, Jeff Kemp, Bill Pender, Dan Beaudry Bill Schufreider, Bill Albrecht, Phil Lehman, George Mikota, Indoor Track 1200 Meter Relay Dwayne Thornton, Bill Sulentic, Tom Putz, Dave Sullivan U C Basketball Private Lessons Brenda Tuomi, Donna Loewen, Penny Knake, Jane Haas, Laura Bakey, Karen McNulty, Theresa Shay, Mary O'Donnel, Abby McDonnald Julie Dunn, Pam Jochum 100 yd Medley Relay Swimming, Staffers Women Fall Volleyball Bill Luksetich, Dave Hefel, Dan Boklitter, Tom McGovern Dan Beaudry, Phil Dwane, Bill Pender, Jeff Kemp, Ted Stieber, 3 on 3 Non-Tournament Brian Reiter Indoor Track Team Champions ‘Really Quick’’ 152 Intramurals Julie Paliatka, Karen McNulty, Michelle Gavin, Brad Stouce, Chris Babcock, Jim Beck, Mike Degen Spring Coed Volleyball Maureen Harder, Nora Pagnucci, Mary Newkirk, Margaret Kunzer Indoor Track 1200 Meter Relay Diane Barbaro, Carol Herlocker, Cindy Skram, Nancy Frommelt Track and Field 400 yd Shuttle Run Relay I Carrie McCune, Catherine Murphy, Rhonda Disney, Ann Goldsmith, Nancy Holian Water Basketball Swish-n-Splash 1 . Nora Pagnucci, Maureen Harder, Margaret Kunzer, Mary Newkirk Indoor Track Women Champions Diane Barbaro, Carol Herlocker, Sue McGee, Joyce Pfeiler, Cindy Skram, Nancy Frommelt Track and Field Women Champions Intramurals 153 Dave Slattery, Doug Prohaski, John Danielson, Bill Schufreider Amy Meyer, Janie Lyons, Kim Kirchberg, Boo Johnson, Randy Dolson, Water Polo Sterling Moss, Ted Stieber, Dan Drish Kamikazee Fall Mixed Volleyball Bill Schufreider, Brad Shaddox, John O'Neil, Dwayne Thornton, Chuck Tigges, Rod Bluml, Doug Hamel, Todd Miller, Greg Schrobilgen, George Mikota, Tom Putz, Bill Albrecht, Brian Dittman Steve Bucheit Fall Football Private Lessons Men’s Fall Volleyball Nancy Holian, Catherine Murphy, Carrie McCune, Tracy Meyer, Judi Joe Weber, Rich Michel, Randy Steines, Troy Marshall, Paul Frank, Johnson Bill Woodward, Don Green, Fred Fischer, Duane Tebbe, Paul Cain Ultimate Frisbee Tapakeg Fall Baseball 154 Intramurals Theresa Shay Cindy Skram Jim Hunter Swimming 50 yd Side, Power Weightlifting Long Jump Backward Run Swimming Bench Press od | s Boo Johnson Brad Shaddox Maureen Harder Tr. and Field Long Jump and 100 yd Sack Race Football Indoor Track Long Jump and Crab Walk Nancy Frommelt Ted Stieber Jeff McCoy Indoor Track High Jump, 50 meters, Indoor Track 300 Meters, 50 Meters Indoor Track High Jump, Pole Vault 1500 meters Intramurals 155 Doug Prohaski Abby McDonald Pass Punt Kick Swimming Sheri Schmitz Table Tennis Chris Babcock Chad Small Track and Field Basketball Dominic Casey Track and Field i qf Lisa Moes Swimming Bill Pender Tom Skram Fun Run Champ Campus Fun Run Co-Champ 156 Intramurals Nancy Frommelt Track and Field _ = Dave Daniel Track and Field Julie Becker Fun Run Frisbee Golf Sue McGee Track and Field nm ' Steve Krafcisin Hot Shot Free Throw Carol Herlocker Women’s Free Throw Karen McNulty Spring Golf Vy Bill Albrecht Basketball Jim Pommerich Table Tennis Men’s Singles Intramurals 157 Brad Stovie Ultimate Frisbee High Scorer Greg Rovansek Tr. and Field High Jump 100 yd Backward Run Hl’ = lee de. was Joe Smolinski Indoor Track Long Jump 158 Intramurals Anton Davidson Bench Press Jeff Neppl Indoor Track Shot put or Todd Welu Swimming High Dive Splash Tom Flagel Field Goal Kick Freshman Dan Heinz Wrestling 193 Ib Class Eileen McKeag Women s Field Goal Champ Denis Schaefer Dave Spika Tyrone Bebley Tr. and Field Softball (12”) Toss 5-on-3 High Scorer Wrestling 260 Ib Class Jeff Kemp Jim Nettleton John Johnson Track and Field 440 yd dash Raquetball Men’‘s Singles Wrestling 144 Ib Class hi ek bf mts aA John Limmex Joe Corcoran George Schell Wrestling 205 Ib Class Power Weightlifting Spring Tennis Men’s Singles Intramurals 159 Chris Hyland Mens Free Throw champ Paul Brooks Men’‘s Archery (advanced) Mary O'Donnell Golf Co-Champ 160 Intramurals Bill Pauly 5-point Contest Champ John Laframboise Hot Shot Champ Al Stoltz Singles Tennis Don Herring Wrestling 163 Ib Class Jim Barr Archery (intermediate) Laura Hischier Bowling Mike Dyer Kevin Kershishnik Craig Kostrubala Men's Frisbee Golf UC Field Goal Kick Power Weightlifting Bench Press Joyce Pfeiler Stephanie Schulien Tom Putz Indoor Track Shot Put Women’s Intermediate Archery “21” Basketball Champ © = t j a Ee : oes 36s Joan Rice Women's 3-point Contest Champion Jack Downing George Mikota Bench Press Wrestling 176 Ib Class Intramurals 161 Chris Hyland Bill Pauly Don Herring Mens Free Throw champ 5-point Contest Champ Wrestling 163 Ib Class as Bie - Paul Brooks John Laframboise Jim Barr Men’s Archery (advanced) Hot Shot Champ Archery (intermediate) Mary O'Donnell Al Stoltz Golf Co-Champ Singles Tennis Laura Hischier Bowling 160 Intramurals +R , EE : ie — wet — ; Oa Ge maa, a Mike Dyer Kevin Kershishnik Craig Kostrubala Men's Frisbee Golf UC Field Goal Kick Power Weightlifting Bench Press Joyce Pfeiler Stephanie Schulien Tom Putz Indoor Track Shot Put Women’s Intermediate Archery “21” Basketball Champ ee Dall a Coe se Joan Rice Jack Downing George Mikota Women's 3-point Contest Champion Bench Press Wrestling 176 Ib Class Intramurals 161 Hawkettes I to r: Marge Clark, Dawn Christensen, Jolene Tigges show their ‘sun worshipper’ side during basketball season. Jolene Tigges shows her school spirit to the crowd at half-time. Jill Kruse, Go Loras! Michelle Gavin, Debra DeBlock, Joan Reinets, Debra, smile you're on candid camera! 162 Hawkettes Sports 165 KARATE CLUB Karate Club Members are; front row (1 to r): Cheryl Hood, Cathy Marshall, Kyle Cox (President), Tadashi Sanokawa, Robert Kisting (Instructor), Back row: Ken Powers, Scott Kisting, Jim Barr, Dave Muller (Secretary Treasurer), Paul Till, Andy Fuller (Vice President). 2. Kyle Cox and Tadashi Sanokawa Practice their side kicks. 4 Tadashi and Kyle demonstrate the “High -Then-Low-Strike” for the class. 5. Instructor Bob Kisting and class work on their back kicks. 164 Karate Club HOCKEY CLUB 1985-86 was a year of transition for the Loras Hockey squad. Be- sides playing in a new leaque (the Midwest Collegiate Hockey Asso- ciation) there were several new players on the team. Newcomers Nick Zimmerman, Frank Batta- glia, Paul Schreiber, Tom Kleve, John Haberkorn, Joe O'Leary and Scott Anson joined with veterans like Matt Vonachen, Greg Lincoln, Willis Fry, Pete Hunter, Blake Bat- koff, Rich Garrett, Al Stoltz, Marty Haas and Mike O’Meara to form the 1985-86 team. The team faced several area schools this year including: Grin- nell College, Ripon College, Knox College, and the University of Iowa. The skaters were active off of the ice as well, organizing two fund raisers and umpiring in the Winter and Spring Dionysias. Loras Hockey Club Members include back row (I to r): R.J. Ostry, trainer; Matt Vonachen, player - coach; Scott Anson, Pete Hunter, Al Stoltz, Tom Kleve, Paul Schreiber, Blake Batkoff, Roman T. Ciapalo, moderator. Front row: Joe O'Leary, John Haberkom, Nick Zimmer- man, Frank Battaglia, Rich Garrett, Greg Lincoln, Willis Fry. Not pictured: Marty Haas, Mike O'Meara, Jim Keane. 2. Nick Zimmerman and Matt Vo- nachen take the puck down the ice. 3. John Haberkorn and Willis Fry advising goalie Frank Battaglia. 4. Frank Battaglia in anticipation of his opponents. Hockey Club 165 166 Sports The Lorian attempts to enter- tain, inform, involve and educate its readership, which consists mostly of Loras students and fac- ulty members. Accuracy is one of the paper’s main goals, along with providing a high interest lev- el for its readers. Both off and on campus concems are dealt with by the Lorian. Change was the word for this year for the Lorian staff, the Loras school newspaper. While contin- uing its commitment to produc- ing a high-quality paper, the 1985-1986 edition of the Lorian attempted to improve many of its structural deficiencies. These im- Provements included instituting regular hours in order to increase the paper's accessibility and re- sponsiveness to the college com- munity and maintaining standard bookkeeping procedures. This year, the Lorian also recruited new members for its staff. The fall semester Lorian offi- cers were Shawn Conrad, Gray- son Soukup, Executive Editors; Michelle Budak, News Editor; Cindy LaLoggia, Feature Editor; Joe Broderick, Sports Editor; Car- oline Camey, Asst. Editor; Kyu Ho Youm, Moderator. The spring se- mester officers were Michelle Budak, Executive Editor; Joe Bro- derick, Sports Editor; Cindy LaL- Oggia, Jim McKinstra, Editorial Editor; Caroline Carney, News Ed- itor; Kyu Ho Youm, Moderator. 168 Lorian DUHAWKS ROCK OM KLOR members are (1 to r): Bob Cronin, Moderator; Carrie Zaber, Loren Lembke, Kevin Riley, Doug Lansing, Amy Bonnett, Brian Beck. KLOR 169 LE CEKCLE FRANCAIS ty L to R: Mary Coyle, Abby McDonald, Kathy Gears, Thomas Bibeau, Patrice Dumond, Erin Shey, John Reilly, Diane Neu- meister, Prof. Ray Binder, Moderator. For those students interested in the French language and culture, the Loras Col- lege French Club provides an opportunity to get together with others of similar interest and share these interests through meetings, discussions and various activities and func- tions. 170 Le Cercle Francais ROTC Army Commissioning Ceremony | to r: Master Sergeant Robert Murray, Pas- quale Di Pasquale Jr., President, Msgr. Francis L. Sampson, Major General Vernon Schuety, Mark Lousberg, Steve Manders, Jerry Jochum, Walter Peter- son, Captain Erno Buky. ROTC 171 CONCERT CHOIR Bottom row L to R: Wendy Weig, Jackie Anderson, Jean Leiser, Teri Ament, Denise Carlin, Sarah Horst, Sandy Illian, Amy Dolan, Carol Paul, Sue Koopman, Ann Swab, Cindy Laloggia. 2nd row: Marcy Jessen, Kathy Koopman, Heather McDonald, Sarah Douglas, Martin Hurm, Bill Crotty, Doug Welsh, Carey Rader, Bob Frederick, Ellen Spear, Kathy Ryan, Kelly Waters, Elizabeth Tigges, Mindy Brown. 5rd row: Joelle Ropar, Kitch Fleming, Amy Jo Stark, Jenny Jessen, Jackie Roisitters, Cathy Goodman, Kristin Paul, Sarah Schaefer, Joan Linnan, Julie Steffen. 4th row: Ray Kirkpatrick, Rick Spear, Ken Pelzel, Pete Kvidera, Shawn Mathias, Dan Topf, Todd Miller, Gerald Horst, Kevin Reilly, Brian Haag. Director Jack Broman. aca we 172 Concert Choir SOCIOLOGY CLUB First row | to r: Sara Schneider, Wendy Wilgenbusch, Rev. Joseph O'Hara. Back row: Mike Budde, Kyle Cox, John Con- way, Mike O’Hara, Al Lynch. Missing: Leonard Decker, Mike McCrea, Pete Roth, Ann Flynn, Eileen McKeag, Robbie Swalla, Lori Schmitt, Mary Hargrafen, Sarah Vogel, Genny Cawley. The Sociology Club was more active this year than the past. The fifteen members participated in activities such as a movie night, a volleyball game against the Psychology Club, sold donuts in the dorms as fundraiser, and cele- brated the end of the year with a picnic. Throughout the year, the Sociology Club members interacted both inside and outside of the classroom forming a cohesive social unit. Sociology Club 175 LITERARY CLUB Standing, L to R: Lisa Wiesley, Deb Anthony, George Schell, Sue Koopman, Diane Neumeister, Sarah Horst, Dan Burke, Michael Degen, Kathy Healy. Sitting: Mike Miller, Bill Kraemer, Deb Simmons, Anne Koopman, Prof. Bill Pauly, Prof. Kevin Koch. Not Pictured: Prof. Donna Bauerly, Moderator. The Literary Club was founded in 1971 and is still going strong under the direction of Dr. Donna Bauerly. The club is open to anyone who shares an interest in literature and an enjoyment of people. Meetings include a variety of activities. Members often share ideas on original poetry, short stories, and essays. They discuss authors, plays, and books. The club also sponsors trips each semester to see a Play; first semester's treat was “Cyrano de Bergerac’’ at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. An important part of the club is meeting new people, so at least once a semester casual social gatherings celebrate new and old friends. The club is also active in on-campus events. In conjunction with Delta Epsilon Sigma it sponsors the Collogiums and the Parents weekend Honors Symposium to honor and encourage those with academic achievements. This year’s officers are: Co-Presidents, Deb Simons, Anne Koopman; Secretary Treasurers, Kathleen Healy, Sue Koopman, Diane Neumeister. 174 Literary Club Forensics 1st row | to r: Sue Koopman, Amy Dolan, Tom Cruise, Annette Fetter 2nd row: Sarah Horst, Julie Steffen, Mike Degen, Kevin Riley, Ray Brzostowski, Fred Fischer 3rd row: Joan Rice, Jill Farmer, Sara Schaefer, Dan Topf 4th row: Marty Hurm, Steve Kennedy 5th row: Prof. Don Stribling, Prof. Lauretta Stribling, Pete Kvidera. Forensics 175 TELEPRODUCTIONS Se ee illz- i L to R: Dr. Cronin, Grant Price, Bill Bolster, Kevin White. 176 Teleproductions PHOTOGRAPHERS Back Row L to R: Tony Becker, Clete Rettenmeier, Kelly Kreiman. Front Row: John Sehring, Vince Coyle, Clancy Sheri- dan. Missing Wendy Barlon, Mary Coyle, Mike Wall. Dennis Corso, Sterling Moss, Ms. Chicago, Paul White, Andy Fuller, Tom Brady, Sharon M. Smith. Photographers 177 L to R: Jane O'Neil, Joan Kuhl, Bill Kraemer. Back row: Jim Roddy, Chris Brown, Anne Koopman. Missing: Mary Beth Doran, Mike Dyer 178 Young Republicans YOUNG KEPUBLICANS In their second active year at Loras, the Young Republicans maintained their purpose of making Loras aware of the Republi- can Party and also to bring to light issues which are important to the Loras student body. This year the group was quite active, as always. Besides meet- ing each month with the Dubuque County Central Committee, The Young Republicans elected one of its members to be Second Chairman of the College Republican Federation of lowa for the Spring of 1986. Some of the group attended a birthday party for Tom Tauke, and group president, Chris Brown was invited to pri- vately meet with Vice President George Bush, making him one of only four students to receive such an invitation. The Young Republicans also worked for the election cam- Paign, were active in voter registration, and generally made Loras students aware of Republican candidates. In the Spring, Con- gressman Tom Tauke spoke at Loras at the Young Republicans’ request. The group continues to be a dynamic involved political force on the campus. Young Republican officers are: Chris Brown, Pres.; Joan Kuhl, Vice Pres.; Jane O'Neil, Sec.; Jim Roddy, Treas. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Back Row, L to R: Steve Kennedy, Karen McNulty, Don Dunbar, Mary Serafin, Corey Roeder, Mike Hyack. Front Row: Nick Gengler, Andy Binder, Ann Reddy, Tracy Rogge, Jim McKinstra. Not Pictured: Prof. Richard Clark, Moderator. The Loras College Young Democrats is an organization of stu- dents dedicated to promoting the ideals and candidates of the Dem- ocratic Party. In 1985-1986, the Young Democrats definitely accomplished this goal through various means. They published several newslet- ters which dealt with important political issues concerning the 1986 election. The Young Democrats also personally met several Demo- cratic candidates and organized a debate between the three hope- fuls for the lowa Democratic nomination. The organization also conducted a campus-wide voter registration drive, in an attempt to battle voter apathy and persuade Loras students to exercise their First Amendment rights. Young Democrats 179 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Front row L to R: Kathleen Healy, Nancy Coronelli, Diane Neumeister, Mike McCrae. Back Row: Peggy Kennedy, Dave Quinn, Andrew Hall, Kelly Doyle. The newly resurrected Psychology Club Made its debut in 1985. Serving as president for the first semester was Peggy Ken- nedy who was then succeeded by Michael McCrae. Diane Neu- meister served as Vice President, Nancy Coronelli was Secre- tary Treasurer, and Kathleen Healy was Executive Director. The Psychology Club is primarily concerned with organizing trips to speakers and meeting student needs in the field. It also serves as a network of communication for the department. By Michael McCrae Kathleen Healy 180 Psychotogy Club CAMPUS MINISTRY Campus Ministry 181 25 YEARS + CLUB Standing L to R: George Freund, Frank Lehner, Ed Cawley, Gerard Noonan, Tom Auge, Msgr. Schulte, James White, Joe Kapler, Jack Bamrick, Frank Noonan, Fr. Nye, Fr. Barta, Fr. Friedell, Charlie, McCormick, Larry Hart. Sitting: Msgr. Gannon, Rosemary Meyer, Fr. Vogl, Blanche McCauley, Fr. Most, Tom Goodman, Ken Kraus, Fr. Whalen. 50 YEAR CLUB 182 25 Years + AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOC. Front Row L to R: Teri Ament, Dawn Christensen, Lisa Parret, Rick Benoy. Second row: Russ Eppler, Maureen Joslin, Kristen Kindler, Joan Kuhl. Third Row: Glyn Northington, Julie Neeson, Carmen Kelley, Joanne Krohmer. Fourth Row: Jonlee Andrews, Lori Parent, Sarah Vogel. Officers L to R: Terri Ament, Vice Pres.; Dawn Christensen, Pres.; Lisa Parrett, Sec.; Rick Benoy, Treas. American Marketing Assoc. 183 STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE Made up of students elected by the Loras student body, the Student Senate functions to give those attending Loras a voice in college issues and policies, and also to provide funding for the majority of campus clubs and organizations. This year’s Senate is composed of 61 Senators and six Executive Officers. The Student Senate also contributes to the general social and cultural environment of Loras by planning entertaining and educational events and activities. Among the more notable of these events during the 1985-86 school year were a Jim Wand hypnotism show, a Homecoming carnival, lectures by Abbie Hoffman and Daniel Ellsberg, Winter and Spring Dionysia. Little Brother Little Sister Weekend and the Concordia College Per- formance. Through hard work and dedication, the Loras Stu- dent Senate both speaks for and serves the Loras Students. SENATE OFFICERS: Rodney J. Bluml - Pres John G. Mahoney - V.P. Jennifer A. Babcock - Sec Kevin J. McCann - Treas 184 Student Senate COMPUTER CLUB Front Row L to R: Brian Zimmer, Carol Higdon, Prof. Larry Zettel, Moderator, Shawn Murray, Sue McGee, Kathy Gears, Sheri Schmitz, Mika Moteki, Kathy Donlea. Back Row: Dan Metz, Paul Kohlhaas, Tammy Foley, Randy Durow, Curt Zeim- et, Bob Manders, Dave Bisone, John Kuennen, Jim Holzer. ACM The purpose of ACM (the Association for Computing Machinery) is to provide useful computer science informa- tion for its members. This year that inform ation was sup- plied through a variety of activities, including trips to the Rockwell Plant in Cedar Rapids and to the ACM convention. Computer Club 185 SKI CLUB 186 Ski Club SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Tammy Foley - Pres. Joan Gabler - VP Tom Kiefer - Treas. Jim Lynch - Secretary SKI CLUB Designed to provide fellowship and recreation for ski buffs, Ski Club is easily one of the largest and fastest-growing clubs on the Loras Campus. As with past years, 1985-86 saw Ski Club on the road quite a bit. Besides taking trips to Sundown, Ski Club journeyed to Steamboat, Col- orado from Jan 3-11, which was a national trip attended by over 2500 college students and to Rib Mountain in Wausau, Wisconsin from Febru- ary 7th to the 9th where Ski Club members were among 700 college students from Midwestern colleges. Ski Club also attended an all- school party at Sundown and participated in Sundown’s Ski Race. JUDO CLUB “aa i Ve Standing L to R: Noel Kurt, Joe Mineart, Frank Thor, Jackie Anderson, John Kuennen, Lisa Eisler, Stave Cook, Terry Smith (Sensei), Steve Ryan. Front Row: Mark Ludescher, Mark Tilkes, Steve Hoffman, Paul Frank, Pat Carr, Mike Scheck- el. Judo Club 187 PEEK COUNSELORS ==. 7 eonted LtoR: Nancy Rader, Brian Zimmer, Bev Takes, Kathy Tully, Phil Dwane, Jackie Scherrman, Laura Copeland, teve Baule, Jim Roddy, Sherry Boho. Standing: Sr. Bernadine Curoe. The Peer Counselors are a group of ten upperclassmen interested in assisting their fellow students in any of a variety of needs. Anyone needing career information, help with study skills, information about a major, advice with roommate or boy friend girl friend prob- lems, or just wanting to talk can contact the peer counseling staff weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The counselors have all taken a class on Systematic Helping Skills taught by their su- pervisor, Sister Bernadine Curoe. 188 Peer Counselors PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS Physical Education Majors 189 FORENSICS | { ! cf % J mh « { Front row | to r: Pete Kvidera, Steve Kennedy, Sarah Schaefer, Joan Rice, Karen Johnson, Michael Degen. Second row: Prof. Don Stribling, Julie Steffen, Dan Topf, Fred Fisher, Sue Koopman, Kevin Reilly, Annette Fetter, Marty Hurm, Prof. Lauretta Stribling, Prof. Glyn Northington. Back row: Tom Cruise, Sara Horst. 190 Forensics PI DELTA KAPPA Front row | to r: Pete Kvidera, Steve Kennedy, Sarah Schaefer, Joan Rice, Karen Johnson, Michael Degen, Prof. Don Stribling. Back row: Julie Steffen, Dan Topf, Fred Fisher, Sara Horst, Sue Koopman, Kevin Reilly, Annette Fetter, Marty Hurm, Prof. Lauretta Stribling, Prof. Glyn Northington. Pi Delta Kappa 191 PUKGOLD Seated | to r: Desiree Anderson, Becky McCoy, Jill Hemesath, Laura Palmer, Tom Cruise. Standing: Moderator, Roman Ciapalo, Barb Pinter, Julie Theisen, Tony Becker, Karen Horvath, Ann Moseley, Bridget Cahill, Mary Han- sen, Dawn Pladsen, Kristen Kindler, Bill Kraemer. Missing: Mike Miller, Elizabeth Pepe, Lisa Wiesley, Carrie Zab- er, Karen Noel, Philip Kean, Lisa Morrison, Theresa Shay, Tina Rose, Tracey Walsh. Fresh from last year’s comeback, the PURGOLD contin- ues to improve. As the Loras yearbook, the PURGOLD at- tempts to capture those people, places and events that made the 1985-1986 year such an unique one, and tie them all together in an entertaining and information-filled pack- age. This year, like all others, had an identity all its own and we at the PURGOLD hope we have effectively recorded the spirit and individuality of 1985-1986. 192 Purgold BELLEVUE STUDENTS Back Row, L to R: Mike Van Paemel, Stuart Hoff, Kevin Breitfelder, Fr. Richard Schaefer, Katie Schmidt, Rod Watters. Front Row: Charlotte Till, Becky McCoy, Amy McNamara, Duane Tebbe, Dan Daugherty. Bellevue Students 195 SIGMA DELTA OMEGA 194 Sigma Delta Omega LAMBDA XI Top row! to r: Maureen Gallagher, Sheri Faur, Colleen Goodall, Ellen Kelly, Karen Horvath, Sarah Vogel, Chris Van Dom, Lori Parent, Jolene Tigges, Sherri Caldwell, Jackie Quint, Jan Centoni, Suzanne Fritz. Fourth row: Chris Krase, Cathy Haggerty, Ann Bailey, Mary Newkirk, Theresa Johnson, Maureen Joslin, Carrie Weber, Julie Marshall, Cathy Clerkin, Eileen Consedine, Ann Marie Berger, Clare Dehanty. Third row: Deb Simons, Beth Blaser, Teresa Wiesley, Fran Mihaleg, Margaret Kunzer, Maureen Harter, Nora Pagnucci, Pam Sorce, Lucy Gee, Jori Joyce. Second row: Sandy Goodall, Sharon Smith, Nadin Govie, Jill Holman, Kim Hall, Amy Trausch, Mary Doyle. Front row: Jennifer Steiner, Jennifer Reavley. Lambda Xi Sorority pledged twenty-four new members this fall after a fun-filled pledge week. The members became closer through several ser- vice and social events throughout the year. Lambda Xi 195 Alpha Phi 1st row | to r: Jackie Heiderscheit, Erin Shey, Jill Maher, Elizabeth Tigges, Jewel Williamson, Kathy Riedel, Monica Ryan, Jane O'Neil. 2nd row: Moderator, Prof. Jonlee An- drews, Laura Copeland, Vickie Diamandakis, Sue Heinz, Mika Moteki, Sue Czajkowski, Tori Barlow, Cindy Schmit, Paula Vaasen, Sue Bishop. 3rd row: Kathy Geers, Dawn Christensen, Angie Schmitz, Patty Sheldon, Joanie Gab- ler, Kristie Prete, Kim Van Blarcom, Sue McGee, Aime Bohrer. 4th row: Betty Ann Spurrell, Mary Beth Lammer, Jill Farmer, Amy Early, Jane Heiar, Cathy Goodman, Karla Burkle. 5th row: Jaime Duffy, Amy Kemper, Kelly Ly nch, Ann Hoffman, Carrie McCune, Patti Niccolai, Debbie Strumberger, Dawn Karolczak, Kelly Murphy, Kathy Kes- sler, Dawn Hoisfall. i ing of Alpha Phi International sorority at Syracuse Univer- sity semen taste hs out the best and ideals of womanhood. This statement is believed by many Loras women who have been Chal- lenged to unite with the sisterhood of Alpha Phi, the first national Sorority “ “aisha Ente adtélne! ten young founders strove to improve themselves, their relationships with one another, their educational development and ee ae later, Alpha Phi women inherit the ideas and ac- complishments of those original ten, unwilling to settle for less than the best. Alpha Phi’s purpose; to unite a unique sisterhood; to Provide an environ- ment where the collegiate members may be helped toward intellectual and spiritual growth; promote worthy standards of scholarship, honor and wear a special badge as the symbol of friendship and to work together so that the S ity shall endure. . ; aie bs Phi membership is for a lifetime. At Loras College, experiencing and uniting with Alpha Phi is just the beginning...... 196 Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Omega ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega (known more com- monly as APO) is a service organization made up of both men and women. APO promotes friendship, develops leadership and generally provides service to the cam- pus and the community. 1985-86 proved to be a successful year for APO’s Lambda Kappa Chapter. They kicked the year off with a used book sale in August, and continued to be active throughout the first semester, putting to- gether events like a September blood drive, an October trip to Chicago and ush- ering for the Parents’ Weekend play, Man of LaMancha in November. APO also was a participant in the Homecoming Parade in October. During the second semester, APO again held a used book sale and a blood drive. In January APO sponsored a Muscu- lar Dystrophy Association Bowl-a-thon. March brought with it the annual APO Sneak Preview, a variety show put on by APO members and Loras student volun- teers. Besides providing a weekend of en- tertainment for both participants and au- dience, this activity donates its proceeds to several local and national charities. With a combination of hard work and self- less time giving (not to mention more than alittle fun) APO definitely achieved its goal of helping people in 1985-86. Alpha Phi Omega 197 DELTA SIGMA Back row: | to r: Steve Saccone, Andy Fuller, Tom Kleve, Greg Lincoln, Joe Gales, Dwight Gramm, Kirk Stowers, Doug White, Jim Lynch, John O'Neill, Tyrone Bebley, Kevin Kuhn, Mike McGowen, John Wessels, Bill Schufreider, Marty Sullivan, Bob Gebhardt, Tom Kemper, Kneeling Down: Mike Hayer, Tim Condon, Opie (Dog), Pat Stork, J.C. Meyer, Joe Corcoran, Sean Foley, Not Pictured: Allen Ford, Hugh Dennehy, Tom Loverde ONION RINGS 9 5 85 ss MUSHROOMS, 975.85 CAULIFLOWER 9 5 85 PEPPER RINGS 675 es CHEESE CUF Mozz STicr 198 Delta Sigma Front Row: | to r: John Roth, Bill Carballo, Brad Harms, Dan (Butch) Clemens, Matt James, Chris Burds, Joe Sabbia, Brian Crane, Steve Biondic, 2nd row: Craig (Spoony) Wedderspoon, Mark Barkowski, Dale Elenteny, Terry Quandt, Billy Mugg, Matt Hau, Jon Johnston, Andy Meyer, Scott Anson, Leo Wiltgen, 3rd row: Eric Locher, Dave Sullivan, Mike Stewart, Bob Spinner, Kurt Penman, Tony Calabrese, Kevin Dowling, Tom Keifer, Pat Mealy, Bret Moser, Len Gongola, Tony Allmon, 4th row: Lou Lopez, George Doolin, Bill (Turk) Neubauer, Andy (Jake) Jacobson, Pat Marsh, John White, Andy Kittridge, Mike Goedken, John (Butts) Butler, Gary Stowski, Back row: Tony Ognibene, Mark Molo, Brian May, Missing: Jack Downing, Matt Vonachen, Pat Einarsen, Charlie Clemen, Ron Peifer ETZ 199 Sigma Phi Epsilon Row 1: Dan Goodman, Matt Valder, Steve Leahy, Jeff Neppl, Brad Miller, Steve Smith, Todd Miller, Dave Kapler, Tom Kaiser, Clete Rettenmeier Row 2:Matt O’Brien (alumnus), R. J. Ostry Ill, Paul Schreiber, Ed Leahy, Scott Mulert, Dan Burke, Mike Schulte, Pete Peterson (guest speaker at senior banquet), Bob McCune (chapter counselor), Joe Stacy, Jim Sperandio, Tim Timmerman, Joe Leahy (alumnus), Dam Owens Row 3: Mark Riedler, Rick Kowalski, Mike Marchetti, Mike Fuller, Tim Judge, Ken Barnes, Sid Wellik, Mike Welu, Michael Degen, Paul Cain, Johnpaul Collins, Mike Lange, Tom Opper, Ken Powers Row 4: Greg Willging (alumnus), Mark Gawronski, Tony Piwowarczyk, Ron Lutovsky, Jim Finnane, Tim Wear, Dave Miller, John Erskine, Bill McGrath, Rick Harris, Jim Haag, Scott Meyer (alumnus), Harry McDonough, Rod McGraw. Pictured but not readily visible: Hugh McElwain, Not Pictured: Willis Fry, Poti Giannakouros, Paul Goled, Jeff Gyllenswan, Kevin Hanley, Ray Kirkpatrick, Dave Krepfle, Roy Marzano, Tom Milroy, Tim Myers, Kevin O'Conner, John Pfeiler, Matt Pollastrini, Don Staver, Mark Steichen. 200 Sigma Phi Epsilon EH FEY-BAH Sees SSLEIE Qe es ti VU Eh Fey-Bah 201 RESIDENCE LIFE Keane Staff front: Willis Fry; 2nd Row: Jim Beck, Jerry Dubay: 3rd Row: Doug Lan- sing, Rod Watters, Andy Altenburg, Tony Schmitz, Back Row: Tim Van Alstine, Bill Lies, director. 202 Residence Life RESIDENCE LIFE Rohiman Staff Top Row, | to r: Jeanette Hartung, R.A.; Wendy Wilgenbusch, R.A, Bottom Row: Erin Shey, R.A., Sandy Scott, Director; Joan Hall, R.A. Residence Life 203 JAPANESE STUDENTS ia Back Row: | to r: Fr. Joseph Finerty S.S.C., Yoshiko Fukunaga, Keisuke Nakahata, Katsuko Tsukuda, Hideo Omae, Akihiko Yanagawa, Akira Murata, Mr. Wittine, Hikaru Inoue, Yoshitake Inaba, Mari Yurugi, Kaori Isobe, Keikeo Morimoto, Vince Coyle Front Row: Akemi Nose, Hideyuki Takashima, Kyoji Hikoso, Mayumi Tsuruta Tsuneharu Tagu, Yoshinri Watanabe, Sachiko Tanaka, Yuko Ishizaki, Sawako Tanaka, Yukari Tanaka, Kanako Kozuka, Sachiko Hiramatsu, Yakoi Nogami, Mikiko Masui, Keiko Morimoto, Kaori Isabe, Mari Yurugi, Yoshitake Inaba, Hikaru Inoue, Akira Murata, Akihiko Yanagawa, Hideo Omae, Katsuko Tsukuda, Keisuke Nakata, Yoshiko Fukunaga 204 Japanese Students AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS x § { y t © it ofS, ih Oo 4,4 NO. fo ory ACULTEY Box NTE a { ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Archbishop Daniel Kucera Pasquale Di Pasquale Chancellor President John A. Anderson Rev. James Barta Director Computer Resources Vice President John E. Hess : Gerard B. Noonan Director Community Education Registrar Director Graduate Division COLLEGE ADVANCEMENT — — — Rev. Charles Lang Vincent J. Coyle William Durdon Vice President Director Public Relations Director Development Msgr. Dorance Foley Donald W. Freyman Mary Heller Special Assistant to the President Director Planned Giving Foundation Research Specialist . , eee “= we tas my John Joslin Kristie Northington Loras Sabers Director Alumni College Editor Director Capital Campaign Not Pictured: Roger Loewenberg, Audio Visual Technician; David Schmitz, Asst. Capital Campaign BUSINESS AFFAIKS Virgil Blocker David Anglin Al Brinkmoeller Terrance Duggan Vice President; Accountant Superintendent Buildings and Office Manager Asst. Secretary of Colle ge Grounds Corporation ADMISSIONS rpneneege Top to Bottom: Dan Conry, Director; J’Neane Weydert, Secretary; Mike Conry, Counselor; Debbie Love, Assoc. Director; John D'Amico, Asst. Director; Faye Finnegan, Assoc. Director. Not Pictured: Jim Collins, Counselor. 210 Business Affairs Admissions STUDENT DEVELOPMENT a Kevin White Gerald T. Jorgensen Sr. Bernadine Curoe Julie Dunn Vice President Assoc. Dean of Student Counselor, Student Assistant Director, Development Development Financial Aids Ann Fautsch Steven Krafcisin Rev. Gary Krapfl William Leis Assistant Director Health Drug Alcohol Counselor Chaplain Direc tor, Keane Hall Asst. Coach, Men’s Bsktbl Instructor, Religious Studies a Donna Loewen Charles McCormick Burton McQuillan James Runyon Asst. Director, Placement Director, Financial Aids Director, Placement Campus Ministry Mary Ann Beckman, Counselor Student Development; Dan Corken, Director Student Activities; Colleen Kuhl, Director Resi- dential Life; Lois Noel, Director Health Center; Sandra Scott, Di- rector Rohlman Hall; Charles Taylor, Minority Affairs Coordina- tor; Judy Tucker, Reading Clinician; Lori Vogelgesang, Director Binz Hall; James Wiltgen, Director Beckman Hall. C N Tim VanAlstine Sr. Diane Vande Voorde Assoc. Director, Keane Hall Assistant to the Chaplain Coach, Football Student Development 211 FACULTY a a i Paul J. Allen Jonlee Andrews Christine Apel Religious Studies Accounting and Business Speech Communication Dorothy J. Atkins Thomas E. Auge John F. Bamrick English History Biology 212 Faculty Connie M. Bandy Donna Bauerly Jayne Beadle Physical Education English Accounting and Business Head Coach, Women’s VIlybl Sftbl } Rev. Robert R. Beck Jerome F. Beckman Raymond Binder Religious Studies Psychology Modern Foreign Languages Campus Ministry Carl M. Binz Karla Braig John Broman Chemistry English Music Coordinator, Media Services Faculty 215 | w Michael J. Budde Jeffrey L. Buller Derek Burnett Sociology and Social Work Classical Studies Economics Accounting and Business Axi Roy W. Carroll Sr. Josepha Carton, BVM Edward T. Cawley Music English Biology Roman T. Ciapalo Richard C. Clark C Philosophy Political Science Music 214 Faculty r i Me Dennis Corso Robert F. Cronin Speech Communication Speech Communication a — Mk i] David B. Czarnecki Bernard R. Dansart Biology Education ) ) ' ( Leonard Decker Douglas Donald Sociology Speech Communication Feodor F. Cruz Philosophy Joseph A. DeBella Physical Education John P. Dorweiler Political Science Faculty 215 x e . Robert J. Dunn Psychology Marvin C. Fagerlind Sociology Social Work George Giannakouros Economics 216 Faculty Gerald W. Eagleson Biology Patrick M. Flanagan Physical Education Director, Intramurals Head Coach, Women’s Tennis Thomas G. Goodman English Michael Early Physical Education Head Coach, Wrestling Asst. Coach, Football Rev. John C., Friedell Mathematics Computer Science Joel Gorun Religious Studies Church Ministry a Lz ee a- ee William R. Grove Lawrence A. Hart Roy Haught Accounting and Business Mathematics Art Computer Science � nyt Sr. Harriet Holles Mathematics Computer Science Rev. Joseph P. Herard Education Thomas W. Hurm Janine Marie Idziak John C. Irelan History Philosophy Modern Foreign Languages Faculty 217 Thomas A. Jewell-Vitale Joseph E. Kapler Gerald W. Kaufmann Art Biology Biology Don R. Knefel Kevin Koch Jay P. Kopp English English Physics Engineering Sciences Kenneth W. Kraus George H. Kritzman Rev. Edmund Kurth Chemistry Modern Foreign Lanquages Economics Assistant to Vice President, Secretary of the Endowment Fund Academic Affairs 218 Faculty Loma J. Lacina Francis C. Lehner Education English A ' i Teresa J. Mack Joseph A. Magno Accounting and Business Philosophy awe bet Aa ah t ™ Sa Edward Maslowsky Jr. Ann Michalski Chemistry Religious Studies Carolyn E. Lowe Accounting and Business ee Donald J. Marxen Mathematics Computer Science Elmer Michels Education Faculty 219 Francis M. Miller Melvin E. Miller Stephen C. Milliser Physics Accounting and Business Psychology Engineering Sciences Head Coach, Women’s Cross Coun- Supervisor, Planetarium try; Asst. Coach, Women’s Track BP. TAS. Bruce D. Moore Rev. William G. Most Rev. John J. Naumann Psychology Classical Studies Psychology Asst. Rector, St. Pius X Seminary in ae Francis J. Noonan Glyn R. Northington Dennis A. O’Connor Economics Accounting and Business Econcmics Accounting and Business } 220 Faculty Rev. C. Joseph O'Hara Marvin C. Papenfuss Deborah Pauly Sociology Mathematics Accounting and Business Social Work Computer Science William N. Pauly Paul J. Peckosh Robert G. Pommerich English Accounting and Business Accounting and Business ) i a LA Thomas P. Pusateri Dolores A. Reihle Paula C. Resch Psychology Education English Faculty 221 pig, — j = =e _ im . Richard J. Resch Rev. Mark A. Ressler Robert J. Reuland Religious Studies Religious Studies Chemistry a foil i Rex V. Reynolds Dennis H. Risher Barry Rudin Speech Communication Mathematics Accounting and Business Computer Science ia Anthony F. Russell David L. Salvaterra Thomas C. Sannito Philosophy History Psychology 222 Faculty Joseph A. Schaefer Rev. Karl G. Schroeder Physics Religious Studies English Engineering Sciences Sam H. Shout Joan S. Skurnowicz Marcia Sola Education History Modern Foreign Languages 1 . ry W Ee, he ed LAA ©. eis ba David C. Speckhard Cc. Turner Steckline Timothy J. Steckline Chemistry Speech Communication Speech Communication Faculty 223 : TL a Chas. Donald W. Stribling Lauretta Stribling Karen G. Sturm Speech Communication Speech Communication Accounting and Business Director, Dramatics Co-Director, Dramatics an ) Bes cs Mast Laddie J. Sula Sr. Kathleen Sullivan Robert D. Tucker Jr. Economics Mathematics Physical Education Computer Science Head Coach Men’s Women’'s Track Head Coach Men’s Cross Country f Brenda G. Tuomi John P. Upstrom Rev. Robert R. Vogl Mathematics Accounting and Business Religious Studies Computer Science Rector, St. Pius Seminary 224 Faculty Joseph W. Walton Jane K. Ward James A. White Physics Accounting and Business History Engineering Science Rev. William E. Wilkie History Art i Alfred J. Wittine Kyo Ho Youm Larry J. Zettel Modern Foreign Languages Speech Communication Mathematics Computer Science Faculty 225 Father Warren Nye Professor Emeritus, Biology Rest in Peace + NOT PICTURED Norman Andrews Accounting and Business Frank Belcastro Education Sarah Greer Bush English John Deely Philosophy Ilga Higbee Chemistry Lynette Howe Sociology Ali Shahshahan Physics Engineering Science Cynthia Smith Classical Studies Richard Starr Education Joseph Steepleton Education Gene Potts Education Elizabeth Raschke English Janet Marxen English Enaoe Matsumoto Modern Foreign Languages Wendy Miller Education Richard Kolck Accounting and Business Barbara McMurray Physical Education IOVL9 CO I CVD CO 1 CTL CO I CPD CLO GID CLO I ILD EKO I PLD CO I PLD ALO) | CVRD CLO CID ALO I GIL COOIGM ES L to R: Fr. Donald Hutchinson, Prof. Larry Moran Standing L to R: Fr. Warning, Fr. a Gorman, Fr. Peikert, Fr. Conry. Sit- | ting: Fr. Thiltgen, Fr. Slattery, Fr. p ” Carroll, Fr. Sullivan. | Tf Registration in the library: L to R: Prof. Larry Moran, Fr. Sullivan, Fr. Anthony Lang, Student. OF PRED QE FRED | QAP TRIO FRINQEP FRO 1 QE FRI ULV TRO | OAV FRO UAV TR | OLD FRI VAPOR OPER OAV OROOUTD ROVER ( ica eacaias Hae 1 Soe ae er a Faculty 227 FRONT RON OF ROIOLD FRO IQA FRO OA FRO OA FRO 1 OLD FRI OLD ORO 1 UAV FRO OLD FRO 1 OHO FRINQL ORO 1 QI FRONT RODE | Michael Gibson Robert Klein Archivist Director Robert Schoofs : Richard Schultzetenberg Kristen Smith Technical Services Public Services Reference Gere FERDIRRTI CH eaT TIER ROLES hres eae ee axe ; bw ee ina Ld JA we om sail ae | | 4 + as iy oa. 4 GAP FRO IQR 2 FRO OZ FRO 1 OF FRO | OAM TROY UFO ROIS DiVTOTROIYZP FRO UTP FTRO1 UF PST ROOZDFROIUAVO ROI is ; Far RUS ecerNNT aan eae a CUITSIFIRS CRAMP ETB REN RONSON ETTORE) Keane Hall Library Not Pictured: Mary Kay Meier, Acquisition Asst.; Mary Kennedy, Library Asst.; Chris 228 Librarians Murin, Library Asst. ae. Robert Bierie, Athletic Director, Head Mike Craven, Athletic Recruiter, Asst. Michael Jaskulski, Director Graber Football Coach Football Coach Sports Center, Instructor P.E. Peter Ross, Director San Jose Pool Head Coach Men‘s Women’s Swim- ming, Baseball 4 ., 5 ae pi ie | a Michael Winsor, Asst. Director San Robert Wren, Asst. Coach Men’‘s Greg Yoko, Sports Information Direc- Jose Pool Asst. Coach Men’s Wom- Women’s Swimming tor Asst. Coach Track Cross Country en's Track Athletics 229 Laura Bakey Joan Coates Darlene Colbert Pat Fox Data Processing Asst. Secretary, Registrar Secretary, Counseling Center Secretary, Residence Life Karen Gardner Rosemary Hird Donna Huntington Pam Jochum Secretary, Academic Dean Secretary, Hoffman Hall Bookkeeper, Business Office Secretary, Dean of Students d 1 ; —— 7 Dena Lampe Dorothy Lampe Annette Lock Bette Manos Graphic Arts Technician Switchboard Secretary, Capital Campaign Secretary, Student Activities ae S 3 4 aailan ‘ Norenne Masbruch Rosemary Meyer Mary Moore Rose Mulvaney Media Specialist Secretary, Business Manager Student Accounts, Business Secretary, Capital Campaign Office 250 Staff Elaine O'Neil Secretary, Financial Aids Leota Nemmers Asst. Bookkeeper, Business Office Charlene Naumann Secretary, College Advancement a Alice Rhomberg Payroll Clerk, Business Office —— x = Catherine Schoofs Secretary, President Debra Rokusek Programmer Analyst, Computer Center [, | | Bookstore L to R: Nancy Wright: Jean Gaul; Kath- leen Feldman; Marian Ferring, Manager. Lto R: Jan Till, Laura Copeland (student), Ann Elliott, Carol Oberfoell, Debra DeBlock (student), Laurie Arlen, Julie Marshall (student). Seated: Marilyn Spates, Supervisor, Word Processing. +A ' wae LON Barbara Pfiffner Secretary, College Advancement y Jane Specht Secretary, Athletics Grace Wemke Secretary, College Advancement Not Pictured: Rose Deluherty, Secretary, Hennessy Hall; Ann Fesler, Secretary, Accounting and Business Dept.; Jane Haas, Secretary, Community Education; Judie Harron, Sec- retary, Campus _ Ministry; Elaine Korbel, Secretary, Edu- cation; Daneen Kramer, Secre- tary, Admissions; Rose Marie McCauley, Secretary, Alumni; Jeanette Tauke, Switchboard; Debbie Then, Cashier, Busi- ness Office; Lucille Graves, Security; Ida Herrig, Security; Joseph Korman, Security; Doris Simpson, Security; Ron Meyers, Security; Richard Ma- kovec, Security; Rick Spear, Security; Verna Wagner, Secu- rity; Chris Gulick, Security; Sabin Cook, Fireman; Robert McDevitt, Fireman Binz Hall Housekeepers - L to R sitting: Lois Trausch, Twila L to R: LaMerne Fritsch, Jayne Soppe, Shirley Frommelt, June Manders, Darlene Hefel, Jean Connelly. Kneeling: Delores Mickel. Manning, Mary Engler, Donna Johnston, Herb Noonan. Not Pictured: Lorraine Roling. Beckman Hall Housekeepers - L to R: Verda Baumann, Darlene —- Hoffman Housekeepers- L to R: Nancy Lathman, Betty She}. Hartman, Jeannette Hilkin, Arletta Speaker, Shirley Minn, house, Rita Vogt, Mellie Schnee, Mary Jones. Duane Maneman. Back Row - L to R: Lois Baker, Carol Fleckenstein, Shirley St. Joseph Hall of Science House- Smyth Hall Housekeepers Bennett, Mary Finn, John Grill. Front Row: Pat Schroeder, keepers L to R: Rita Thomas, - L to R: Norman Leytem Debbie Mann, Blanche McCauley, Dorothy Callahan. Dorothy Fritz, Loraine Moyer, Ann Price, Carol Kiefer, Marge Keenan. Lto R Front Row: LaVern Rlaficnar, Al Brinkmoeller, lan Ryan, LtoR Back Row: Jim O’Brien, Mike Ward, Troy Marshall, Joe Dave Fuller. Back Row: Gene Althaus, Tony Gross, Dave Kramer, John Paul Collins. Front row: Jim Marshall, Joanie Hubanks, Rick Vonah, Roger Johnston, Gary Vonah. Sisler, Supervisor, Cira Ognibene, Tony Ognibene, Pat Stork. CULTY ARKING me o ay pec LtoR- Roy Long, Director; Joyce Whelan, Secretary; Back Row L to R: Ann McTaggart, Diane Anglin, Judy Heider- Hartman scheit, Connie Pins, Bob May, Ted Lancette, Asst. Mgr. Front row: Bernice Mahe, Rosie Manahl, Judy Hall, Colleen Downing, Betty Mullady, Dinah Dalsing. Bob Specht, Contest Manager, Doris Strong, Post Office Back Row L to R: Chris Phend, Donna Hudson, Darlene Kruser, Graber Custodian; Rich Steck- Carol McGowan, Frances Thraen, Manager; Mary Krocheski, line, Equipment Manager, Carol Meyer, Jay Lanser. Front Row: Gert Graydon, Beverly Dal- Fieldhouse Custodian sing, Jeanine Braun, Asst. Mgr.; Bill Gorjup, Sis Timm. Binz Hall Housekeepers - L to R sitting: Lois Trausch, Twila Manders, Darlene Hefel, Jean Connelly. Kneeling: Delores Manning, Mary Engler, Donna Johnston, Herb Noonan. Not Pictured: Lorraine Roling. Beckman Hall Housekeepers - L to R: Verda Baumann, Darlene Hartman, Jeannette Hilkin, Arletta Speaker, Shirley Minn, Duane Maneman, L to R: LaMerme Fritsch, Jayne Soppe, Shirley Frommelt, June Mickel. Hoffman Housekeepers- L to R: Nancy Lathman, Betty Shey. house, Rita Vogt, Mellie Schnee, Mary Jones. Back Row - L to R: Lois Baker, Carol Fleckenstein, Shirley Bennett, Mary Finn, John Grill. Front Row: Pat Schroeder, Debbie Mann, Blanche McCauley, Dorothy Callahan. St. Joseph Hall of Science House- Smyth Hall Housekeeper. keepers L to R: Rita Thomas, - L to R: Norman Leytem, Dorothy Fritz, Loraine Moyer, Ann Price, Carol Kiefer. Marge Keenan. de bi wid a iy?) Mee eras) Kee ae ae Row: LaVern Heitzman, Al Brinkmoeller, Larry Ryan, L to R Back Row: Jim O’Brien, Mike Ward, Troy Marshall, Joe rn a te ie wie Row: Gene Althaus, Tony Gross, Dave Kramer, John Paul Collins. Front row: Jim Marshall, Joanie ubanks, Rick Vonah, Roger Johnston, Gary Vonah. Sisler, Supervisor, Cira Ognibene, Tony Ognibene, Pat Stork. CULTY ARKING ONLY vot A : 3 ecurity: s i : en ; ty: L to R - Roy Long, Director; Joyce Whelan, Secretary; Back Row L to R: Ann McTaggart, Diane Anglin, Judy Heider- scheit, Connie Pins, Bob May, Ted Lancette, Asst. Mgr. Front Tom Hartman row: Bernice Mahe, Rosie Manahl, Judy Hall, Colleen Downing, Betty Mullady, Dinah Dalsing. oe) at es Back Row L to R: Chris Phend, Donna Hudson, Darlene Kruser, Bob Specht, Contest Manager, Doris Strong, Post Office Graber Custodian; Rich Steck- Carol McGowan, Frances Thraen, Manager; Mary Krocheski, line, Equipment Manager, Carol Meyer, Jay Lanser. Front Row: Gert Graydon, Beverly Dal- sing, Jeanine Braun, Asst. Mar.; Bill Gorjup, Sis Timm. Fieldhouse Custodian 2354 235 es 4 Ur Me Teun, NVor waw HAMMOND THIRD EDITION v 236 CREDITS STUDENT BODY Editor: Becky McCoy Staff: Karen Noel, Barb Pinter, Julie Theisen, Gail Till SPECIAL EVENTS Editor: Laura Palmer Staff: Bridget Cahill, Tom Cruise, Phil Kean, Linda Manders, Dawn Pladsen SPORTS Editors: Bill Kraemer, Tony Becker Staff: Lisa Morrison, Tina Rose, Theresa Shay, Tracey Walsh CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Editor: Jill Hemesath Staff: Desiree Anderson, Mary Hansen, Mike Miller, Ann Moseley, Elizabeth Pepe, Lisa Wiesley, Carrie Zaber Moderator, Roman T. Ciapalo Staff Typist: Karen Horvath Executive Editor: Kristen Kindler SPECIAL THANKS The 1986 Purgold Staff gratefully acknowledges the generous assistance provided by the following: Virgil Blocker Fr. Charles Lang Dr. Kevin White Dan Corken Pam Jochum The Photography Staff Wendy Barlon Kris Northington Doris Strong Switchboard Staff Profs. Don and Lauretta Stribling Bette Manos Mike Ironside Angie Umthun Rosemary Meyer Charlene Nauman G. B. Noonan Joan Coates The Print Center Staff The Security Staff Al Brinkmoeller The Maintenance Staff Pat Flanagan Mike Early The Sports Information Staff Greg Yoko Sr. Bernadine Curoe Sr. Diane Vande Voorde Julie Dunn Mike Gibson Diane Neumeister Jon Stork Prof. Donna Bauerly Credits Special Thanks 237 A Adderley, Barbara J. 76, 120 Ahart, Betha 63 Ahern, Mary 21, 76 Alberts, John A. 65 Albrecht, William R. Allen, Ross E. 63, 114 Allmon, Tony J. 45, 63 Altenburg, Andrew W. Ambrose, Mary C. 61 Ament, Teresa L. 7, 172, 185 Anderson, Amy Sue 65 Anderson, Craig O. 61, 114 Anderson, Desiree J. 192 Anderson, Jackie Lynn 63, 120, 172, 187 Anderson, William W. 65 Andrus, Jeff Annis, Brian J. 63, 121 Anson, Scott E. 63, 114, 165 Anthony, Debra K. Arthur, June A. 7 Arvia, Christopher A. 45 Auderer, Michael L. Auer, Grace 63 Auer, John C. Auer, Linda M. Auer, Sarah L. Avenarius, Jon J. 63 Avery, Pamela L. 7 Avery, Susan M. B Babcock, Chris A. 63 Babcock, Jennifer A. 21, 184, 194 Babicka, Gary 63 Baggot, David 76 Bailey, Ann 7, 195 Bailey, Patrick 45 Bainbridge, Gina M. 76 Bainbridge, Mark P. 45 Baker, Bradley S. 7 Bamick, Jane T. 194 Banck, Joseph M. 63 Barbaro, Diana M. 63, 128 Barclay, William H. 114 Barkowski, W. Mark 76, 114 Barlow, Wendy K. 118, 177 Barlow, Victoria A. Barnes, Kenneth 63, 125 Baron, Thomas M. Barr, James 45, 164 Barstow, Mark A. 61 Bartels, Dale 61 Bartels, Megan A. Bartelt, Mary K. 43 Barth, James C. Barton, Kelly Therese 61 Barton, Thomas Alan 76 Batkoff, Blake John 61, 165 Battaglia, Frank 63, 114, 165 Baule, Steven M. 45, 171, 188 Baxter, John Holt 21, 114 Beaudry, Dan 45 Beaves, Sarah M. 63 Bebley, Tyrone 76, 114 Bechen, Karla 61 Beck, Ame A. Beck, Brian 169 Beck, James M. 45 Becker, Anthony J. 121, 177, 192 Becker. Julie A, 45 Becker, Kimberly 120 Beckman, David 61 Beckman, Thomas 45 Beecher, Jennifer 65 Behrens, Jennifer 7 Beitzel, Jane M. 76 Bemis, Theresa M. 61 Benoy, Richard L, 7, 185 Bergan, Timothy J. Berger, Anne Marie 45, 195 Berger, Joseph P. 7 Berkland, Jacqueline R. Berns, David J. 7 Bertrand, Jeffrey M. 21 Bertrand, Julian Beschen, Thomas A. 45 Beyer, Carla R. 45 Bicknese, Janet S. 21 Biggs, Mark A. 65 Billmeyer, Larry D. 63 Binder, Andrew D. Biondic, Steven L. 28 Bishop, Edward Bishop, Susan P. Bisone, Dave A. 7, 184 Bitter, Joseph 61 Blasen, Ann Marie Blaser, Beth M. 7, 195 Blincoe, Thomas E. 7 Block, Rosalie Blocker, Elizabeth Ann Bluml, Rodney J. 7, 184 Bockenstedt, Randy |. 61 Boddicker, Scott A. 28 Boddicker, Wayne A. 63 Boeckenstedt, Brenda 21 Boeh, Joseph G. 29, 121 Boffeli, Troy 121 Bogan, Jeffrey S. 63, 114 Bogas, Christine Boho, Sherry A. 21, 188 Bohrer, Amy K. 45 Boisselier, Laura 63 Boll, Karla J. 63 Boney, Mary 63, 118 Bonifas, Lori M. 45 Booczko, Eric B. 29 Borgerding, Susan J. 63 Bottorff, Randy E. 29 Boxleiter, Daniel Boyd, Karen A, 21, 194 Braden, Richard J. 8 Bradley, Jr., Evans 21 Bradley, Rebecca Marie 63 Brady, Thomas 6, 8, 176, 177 Braig, Chris James 46 Braig, Jenny Brandel, Lynne A. 63 Breen, Catherine J. 64, 118 Bregman, Lueann Jean 8 Breitbach, Daniel D. 64 Breitbach, Richard J. 29 Breitfelder, Jeff A. 21 Breitfelder, Kevin D, 46, 76 Brennan, Kerry Ann 29, 120 Bridge, Catherine M. 8 Briggs, Jody Lynn 61 Brimmer, Arnie 29 Brinkmoeller, David M, 29 Broadwell, Don 64 Broderick, Joe L. Brooks, Paul C. 29 Brosius, Ronald 64 Brown, Christopher P. 29, 178 Brown, Karen L. 64 Brown, Melinda J. 46, 172 Brown, Molly M. 29 Browne, Christopher E. 45, 114, 117 Brunkhorst, Robert 45 Brunkow, Doug A. 29 Brunner, Lorraine C. 21 Brzostowski, Raymond D. 8 Buchheit, Sieve J. Budak, Melissa K. 21, 64 Budak, Michelle A. Budde, Debbie J. 64 Burds, Chris C. 21 Burds, Doug D. 64 Burds, Jeff J. 46 Burds, William G. Burdt, Michael D. 29 Burgmeier, Andrew G. 21 Burke, Daniel E. 64 Burke, Lynn M. Burken, Anthony Y. 61, 114 Burkle, Karla S. 29 Burns, Edwin J. 64 Burroughs, James 8 Burton, Constance 64 Busiel, William R. 64 Butler, Andrew J. 114 Butler, Jeffrey S. 21, 114 Butler, John 46 Butters, Maribeth 64 Byme, Catherine 64, 128, 129 Bryne, Richard J. 8 Cadwell, Cheri A. Cahill, Bridget A. 61, 192 Cain, Paul G. 46 Calabrese, Anthony J. Callahan, Jean 61 Callan, Elizabeth M. 29 Caratini, Caryn M. 64 Carballo, William J. 46 Cardilli, Norman Jr. Carew, Jacklyn Carlin, Denise M, 64, 172 Carmody, Jill A. 21 Carney, Caroline P. 46 Camer, Clay 21 Carney, Timothy D. Carpenter, Matthew J. 64 Carroll, Chrisy 64 Carroll, Maureen 8 Carroll, Michael 46 Casel, Mark Casey, Cominic J. 61 Cavanaugh, Raymond A, 29 Cawley, Daniel P. Cawley, Elizabeth Mary 8 Cawley, Genny C. 8, 173 Centoni, Jan M. 8, 195 Chapman, Rick L. Chester, Eric K. 76, 114 Chesterman, David W, 64 Chiu, Marcel H. 21 Christensen, Cawn M. 8, 183 Cialkowski, Peter C. 64 Clark, Charles W. 46, 64 Clark, Margret A. 45 Clasen, Bruce J. Clayton, Richard M. Clemen, Charles J, 21 Clemen, Dan G. 64 Clemen, Larry 64 Clerkin, Kathy E, 61, 195 Clindaniel, Monte 64, 115 Clow, Colleen 64 Colbert, Christopher L. 46 Collins, Charles M. 64 Collins, John Paul 29 Condon, Timothy J, 29 Connelly, Kevin 64, 114 Connelly, Timothy J. 45 Connolly, Amy M. 64 Connolly, Brenda 21 Connolly, Heather A. Connolly, Kevin 46 Conrad, Shawn M, 29 Conradt, Joseph P. 64 Conroy, Timothy F. Considine, Eileen Conway, Gerald A. 65 Conway, John P. 29, 173 Conway, Michael P. 8 Conway, Miles D. 29. Conway, Patrick L. 65 Cooksley, Matt 65 Copeland, Laura 45, 188 Corcoran, Joseph Corken, James S. 65 Corneil, Brian 65, 114 Comwell, Tanya Lou Coronelli, Nancy F. 180 Corrigan, Kelly Gene 21, 128 Cosgrave, Ann Marie 65 Costello, Anne F. 46 Cowan, James J. 29 Cox, Brian D. 29 Cox, Kyle Joseph 8, 164, 173 Cox, Raymond P. Coyle, John 9, 114 Coyle, Mary E. 170, 177 Coyle, Michael Craff, Robert C. 21 Crane, Brian 29, 121 Critelli, Nicholas III Crock, Allen J. Cronin, Christopher C, 29 Crotty, Robert Bill 65, 172 Cruise, Thomas M. 29, 190, 192 cummings. Roger 76, 114 unn ingham, Ann M. Czajkowski, Susan A. 9 Czarnecki, Phyllis D Dahl, Bradley S, Daniel, David J. Danielson, John R. Danner, Diane D. 9 Danner, Sharon B. Be Antoinette 65 i u, Allan D. 114, 184 paygherty. Dan 29 ben Anton 76, 114 'S, Greg A. 21 Day, Ellen 76 Day, Steven a. peblock, Debra R. aes Leonard P. 21 Dene Matthew 76 Denne Michael E. 65, 190, 191 Belg anty, Clare 195 Delaney” Penny M. 21 Del ney, Peter J. Denne Joelle A. 65 Dereon? Hugh P. 76 D S, Christine 76 €rouin, Susan meee Mark 65 .. 4Squale, Catherine 2 Damandaki, Vickie M. Dil 2, David B. 9, 114 Di On, Jeanne H. 76 'nschel, Mary ma Greg G. 114 'Sney, Rhonda J. 128 Ditch, Ann T, ; patmar, Brian J. 65 Done Jean L. 30 Deno Colleen 65 5 erty, Kevin M. 9 Bonet. Mary C. Doe Amy M. 30, 172, 190 Dal n, Gerald C, Bela Jeanne Marie 21 an, Mary K. 9, 194 Bae Mike 21 sein Randall 21 Domo” Rebecca S. 65 Do eyer, Robert J. 65 Donene: Mary Catherine 65 5 Nahue, Robert J. pace Kathleen M. 9, 185 Onlea, Thomas F. 65 Donovan, Mary Kay Doody, Jeffrey T. 114 Doolin, George G. Doran, Mary Beth 178 Dorman, Daniel J. Dormin, Kathleen E. Dougherty, Dennis Douglas, Sara H. 65, 172 Douglas, Scott 114 Dowling, Kevin F. 65 Downing, Jack W. Downing, James 65 Downing, Jeffrey D. 65 Doyle, Kelly A. 9. 178, 194 Doyle, Mary Ann 195 Doyle, Thomas J. Drilling, Catherine T. 30, 128 Drish, Daniel D. Dubay, Jerry D. 50 Duclos, Lorene M. 21 Duehr, Karen Duehr, Kurt E. Duehr, Sandi 50 Duffy, Jaime Elizabeth 30 Duffy, Sue 65 Dunbar, Donald J. 65 Dunbar, Ronald F. 65 Dunne, Kim M. Dunwoody, Tim T. Durow, Randy L. 21, 114, 185 Duster, Paul R. 50 Dutmer, Joseph W. 9 Duwa, Robert 65 Dwane, Phil M. 188 Dyer, Michael T. 9, 178 E Early, Amy K. Early, Blair R. Eberlein, Scott 9 Eckwood, Boy C. 114 Eddy, Nancy A. 30, 65 Egan, Kristi A. 9 Egli, Dave Ehlinger, Patrick Dale 50 Einarsen, Patrick 21 Eisenbarth, Scott A. 21 Elbert, Donald 21 Elenteny, Dale 65 Elfering, Christopher M. 9 Ellenbolt, Theresa R. 120 Elwood, Brian Thomas 21 Eppler, Annette M. 48 Eppler, Russell R. 10, 182 Emst, Randal J. 10 Erskine, John 65 Everosn, Jon A. 30 Evitt s, John A. 48 F Faloon, Brigid M. 50 Fangman, Lori 76 Farmer, Jill E. 65 Faur, Sheri L. 30, 195 Feeney, John W. Fehrman, Barbara L. Felderman, Janet A. 10 Feller, Tom J. 65 Feltes, Brian J. 10 Feltes, Gregory G. 50 Fer, Kathy 10 Fer, William F. 48 Ferrell, Sean 65, 114 Ferris, Lizabeth A. 66 Fesco, Carol 21 Fetter, Annette M. 10, 190, 191 Fiegen, Anthony 48 Finn, Mamie K. 10 Finn, Shaun T. Finnane, James D. 66 Fischer, Fred 48, 190, 191 Fitzgerald, Michael 48, 125 Flagel, Thomas R. 76 Flanagan, Joe N. 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