Loyola Academy - Yearbook (Wilmette, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

•s eH ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBR 3 1833 01763 6652 GENEALOBY W67 LA J DEDICATION We are both proud and delighted to dedicate this yearbook to dedication itself, summed up in the person of John T. Connelly. We have all seen him, talked with him, been amazed at his willingness to forego his time and even his meals to keep the Academy running smoothly. Perhaps he has seen or sensed the urgency and necessity of Catholic education in a manner not yet realized by most of us. Of this we are certain: words fall short of adequate description, and, Loyola just would not be the same without J.T. Connelly. IN MEMORIAM Charles Paul Adams Gary Brooks Kayiser Rev. Philip M. Coogan, S J. Rev. Michael I. En ish, SJ. Mrs. Mary Beck Gregory L. Batina -T j ■ j ■■. V ts-vV , TABLE OF CONTENTS Faces in the Crowd P. 6 Athletics P. Activities P. 134 Happenings P. 1 70 R : ' -: l A : ' W y i fi. M wm. B L if} . ADMINISTRATION Rev. John H. Reinke,S.J. President Rev. James C.L. Arimond, S.J. Headmaster Mr. Frank J. Hogan Asst, to President Bro. James H. Bur, S.J. Treasurer Mr. William A Grat Ass ' t. Headmaster for Administration Rev. John F. Sullivan, S .J. Asst. Headmaster for Instruction k-H Mr. Richard A. Shiman Dean of Students Rev. James P. Gschwend, S.J. Director of Religious Affairs Mr. Fredrick M. Wright Director of Athletics Mrs. Mildred D. Sullivan Director of Guidance Rev, John V. Moorman, S.J. Director of Development Rev. John J. Foley, S.J. Director of Parent Activities Mr. John T. Connelly Director of Data Processing Mr. hrank J. Amato Assistant Dean of Students Miss Mary Ann English CoUege Counselor Mr. Patrick H. Moorhead College Counselor Rev. Gerasime Legiis, S.J. Alumni Chaplain Miss Mary G. Dooling Director of Public Relations Rev. Robert G. Humbert, S.J. Alumni Moderator Mis. Call Gebuhr Director of Health Services Rev. Ara Walker, S.J. Alumni FACULTY Mr. John D. Aiello Social Science f Mr. Robert P. Austin French Miss Ardith Anderson Librarian M r. Fred C. Bandaccari English, Typing Rev. JohnP. Beali.S.J. Latin Mr. John Andrecic Theology Mr. Kenneth A. Bartosz Music, Theology Mr. Joseph A. Bettina Mathematics Mr. Michael J. Bliss Social Science Ik S fc. Mr. James F. Bohan Matliematics Rev. Ignatius M. Burrill, S.J. Theology Rev. Paul ClitT.iid,. S.J. Rector of Jesuit Community Mr. Terrence P. Brennan Mathematics Mr. John P. Caccamo Theology Mr. Donald L. Buresh Mathematics Mr. Richard F. Clark Theology Mr. John J. Connelly Mathematics Mr. John A. Connelly Mathematics Mr. John F. Costello Theology Mr. Cary J. Czarnecki English Rev. Walter O.Crane, S.J. English Mr. Thomas J. Darrow Theology Mr. Eugene J. Doyle Physical Education ' - Mr. John F. Cronin Social Science Mr. Louis G. Demos Theology Rev. Eugene F. Dwyer, S.J. English Mr. James M. Dusablon Chemistry, Mathematics Rev. James F. Egan, SJ. Theology Mr. James L. Giovannetti Physical Education Mr. Charles P. Erlenbaugh Physical Education Mr. William L. Gleason Physical Education Mr. Paul J. Hayes Biology Mr. Donald J. Gier Theology Rev. Charles A. Graf, S.J. Mathematics Pev John P Heim, S I English Mr. Henry W. Grove German Raymond J. Hellgeth English Miss Bertha H. Hernandez Spanish Rev. Tliomas M. Holden, S.J. T heology Mr. James M. Jackimiec Physics, Mathematics Mr. Robert D. Hires English Mr. Robert J. Kajdan Theology, Counselor Mr. Richard T. Kehoe Social Science Mr. David M. Kettleson Theology Rev. John J. Keleher, S.J. English Mr. Robert J. Kieta Social Science Rev. Arthur M. Linz, S.J. Russian Mr. Gunter G. Majzner Spanish, German Mr. Jerry L. Kingsbury Spanish Mr. Hernon O. Llerena Spanish, French Mr. John F. Kiiiglit Enghsii Mr. David R. Lonibard-Koy Psychology Rev. Richard T.Malloy, S.J. Counselor Mv. John L. Martens Music Mr. Jerry W. Maurer Biology Rev. Leo J. McKenna, S.J. Counselor Mr. James P. McMahon Mathematics Mr. Richard J. Myers Social Science Mr. James T. O ' Donnell Social Science Mr. John A. O ' Loughlin Social Science Mr. James M. O ' Loughlin English Rev. Donald J. O ' Shaughnessy, S.J. Social Science Mr. Thomas E. Powers Physical Education . - ?- ' l ' ' V Mr. Robert Pasquesi Physics Mr. John E. Preas Speech Mr. James Roach Chemistry, Mathematics Rev. William P. Ryan, S.J. Theology Dr. Robert W. Pirsein Media Services Rev. M. Lawrence Reuter, S.J. English, Theology, Media Mr. Gregorio J. Sanza Spanish Mr. Edward F. Schurz Spanish Miss Betii Scully Enolish Mr. Mark S. Seeberg English Mr. Les M. Sendy Chemistry Rev. George W. Steenken, S.J. Theology, Counselor Mr. James G. Serpe Mathematics Mr. Jerome C. Spellman Mathematics Mr. Philip J. Stelnicki Physical Education Mrs. Warren J. Stell Assistant Librarian 18 Mr. Joseh R. Taylor Mathematics ' «•« • Mr. Oliver K. Townsend Physical Education Mr. Vito M. Volino Latin, Greek Mr. Frank P. Yen Chinese Mr. James J. Velasco English rt_ Mr. Jerome L. Zank English SERVICES Mrs. Francis Corby Executive Secretary Mrs. Donald Springgate Secretary to the Dean of Students Mrs. Virginia Hughes Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Richard Curtis Secretary to the Assistant Headmaster for Administration Mrs. Peter Brennen Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Frank Sowa Secretaiy to the Director of Guidance Mrs. Andrew Sheridan Secretary to Alumni Director Miss Bernice Saunders Head Bookkeeper Mrs. Frank Amato Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Rita Jennings Secretary to the Assistant to the President Mrs. Albert Lambert Library Mrs. William Kohl Alumni Office Mrs. Mark Mitchell Receptionist Mrs. Joseph Tavolacci Library Mrs. Jack Michala Secretary to Dean of Students Mrs. Robert Nixon Nurse Mrs. Richard Heinzen Secretary to the Director of IMS ' S B Mis. N.;n ;y Graf Language Lab Mrs. Raymond Beck Library Mrs. Dawn Callahan Secretary to the Director of Athletics Mrs. Bert Rose Secretary to Director of Development Bro. James Small, S.J. Carpenter Mr. Augustin Moreno and Mr. Hcribeto Moreno Custodians Mr. William Peery and Mr. James Friel Custodians Ml AiiDigton Jolin;.on, Mr. tlisandro Tryo and Mr. Pedro Alendo Custodians Mr. Richard Lumbreraz, Mr. Isidore Delgado and Mr. William Salinas Custodians Mr. Lonnie Murphy Cook Mr. Jim Gaffney Cook Mr. Leon Bilbrew and Mr. George Poe Cooks Mrs. Jerri Phillips Assistant to the Manager Mr. Andy Moreno Cook Mr. Matt Kochin Manager 23 SENIOR CLASS 1974 Joseph S. Abbate Timothy J. Anderson Douglas M. Armato Brian P. Ahern Dean A. Andrea John J. Alici Peter F. Arden Dean J. Aniici Tliomas Arens Gregory G. Bal Mark J. Ballard George A. Ballentine James P. Baiog Stanley J. Banas Dan A. Barichello Brian G. Barnard Brian F. Barr Miciieal J. Barrett David R. Barry William J. Barry Allen J. Bassel Joseph A. Bates Klay H. Baur Daniel J. Becco James D. Becker John P. Behol Jean P. Bernier Koofil J. Berry Seciefarv 25 4 i i James F. Biagi Joseph P. Bianco David P. Biasco Jr William Blacklidoe Herbert Boaner Mark J. Bohentin Frederick P. Braskam Ernest R. Brauchli William K. Brenner John Bilek Steven A. Bohmer Dirk C. Brink Peter J. Broccolo Edward H. Brown Louis M. Bruno Michael J. Bryant Thomas W. Buckrucker David E. Bunk Kevin J. Burke Glenn J. Burns Kevin P. Caraher WiUiam B. Cerney Robert J. Chapman John Choukas 2? Arthur E. Christmann John P. Cipolla Mark E. Clark Myles F. Clauser Scott M. Clemens Kevin J. Collins Michael L. Connolly James E. Constable L. John Constable Thomas E. Cooper Jr Thomas J. Corbett John W. CordeU Wiiliarn P. Cowhey Michael J. Crowley James A. Crumley James C. Cullen 28 Michael R. Denten Dane D. DeYouns Gregg Diganci Patrick J. Dollard Timothy E. Dolson William T. Dooley Robert S. Dorband Timothv r . t)o Robert M. Dreger Theodore J. Duckett James E. Dunbar John J. Dwyer Robert E. Egan Mark N. Eisenbeis Gregory J. Eisinger Joseph F. Elward David J. Endres John S. Engel John S. Enright Paul R. Evans Robert J. Falk William P. Fay Gary M. Feiereisel Daniel J. Fiduccia Raymond M. Fiocchi Kcvm r. Fish Martin W. Flyiin Brian J. Foley Edmund C. Foran Mark J. Forrestal John P. Fo Nello A. Fragassi Michael G. Garvey Edward G. Gilaty Martin J. Gleasor Dennis P. Goodmann 31 Joseph T. Goschy Robert J.Graf James H. Griffin Mark S. Gross Lawrence A. Guagenti John W. Haben Dan J. Halloran President Keith A. Hancock Edward T. Hanley Matthew M. Hayes Mark T. Hechinger Michael J. Hennig Charles K. Herrmann A. Patrick Herron Ronald J. Herte Robert J. Hicks 32 Thomas M. Hielscher Robert G. Hillsman Patrick F. Hinkamp mtmt John L. Helton William J. Hupp James H. Horcher John E. Huston David J. Horn John C. Iberle James C. Hoag James E. Hughes Stephen P. Isaacs Eve rage Ivy Jeff H. Jacobs James H. Jaeger John A. Jakobsze K:2nMi ?2yf T= i)SJ3i! Scott F.,l:inc7;ik Robert T. Janda Mark A. Jason Michael J. Jennings Thomas J. Johansen Vincent J. Jones Patrick W. Joyce Thomas M. Jung David H. Kalsch Brad G. Kamin Michael S. Kane Andrew B. Kassaraba Gary B. Kayser John J. Keating James C. Keefe Jeffrey T. Kehl Chris E. Kellv James J. Kennedy Jr. James J. Kenny Georce A. Kowalik Frank J. Kracher Philip J. Kuhn Joim F. Kerschner Christopher J. Lahart Sean J. Lambert Richard J. Lamermayer Paul Edward Langill Robert B. Latousek Michael J. Lattanzio Robert E. Leary Charles L. Leibrandt Paul A. Leisner I..M ' pli C, I luht Daniel J. Linton Robert N. Loeb Karl J. Lohre Louis S. Lokos Joseph T. Lorenz Walter J. Losczyk Bruce A. Luecke John H. Luxem Kevin L. Mack Dennis A. Mahoney John S. Maitzen Osmond Leon Malcolm Michael J. Maloney Don V. Marrese James E. McAvov Joseph J. Mancuso Daniel D. Markovich Michael E. Marx John F, Mathis Kevin T. McCarthy Thorns K. McCarthy Robert J. McDonnell Kit ' ! m Christopher McGuire Joseph T. McGuire Joseph P. Maude Brian J. McCoiut Stephen C. McGuire G. Terrence McGurn David K. Mcllimh Patrick J. Mclntyrc Thomas J. McKee Rjcluiid A. McMenamiii Sabnius Mcgwa Jan Molseiis Mark R. Menarik Mark T. Meyers Richard W. Mills Daniel J. Miotti James F. Mitchel Craig A. Moller Daniel W. Monckton Sam C. Monoscalco Treasurer Kevin J. Moriarity Mario J. Moussa Michael C. Mullen Michael T. Mullen Thomas N. Munson Robert M. Murphy MicIkicI J. Murr;iv rian E. Murtha Alan J. Nemmer Jerry F. Nolan I .|i . ( ,. ' I Michael B Nora i f James R Noltol ' Michael V. Nugent James F. Nygren James F. O ' Brien James T. O ' Brien John D. O ' Brien Teircnce J. O ' Biicii Patrick J. OToniiL-ll Stephen M. O ' Connor Timothy J. O ' Connor Timotiiy W. O ' Connc Kevin J. O ' Day John A. O ' Donnell Ray Okigawa Dave M. O ' Laughlin John P. O ' MaUey Terrence A. O ' Mailey Henry M Onetti Gregory P. Opelka Robert C. Osnianski John F. Pahner Stephen K. Parker Robert L. Pasek .lames 1 ' . Pawlowski William F. Petlak Lawrence Pontarelli Paul J. Ptnhl Marco V. Pisani James K. Potts Tiniothv D. Powers Nestor E. Perea Brendan O. Polhird Stephen M Piang Robert D. Priske Peter L. Prmi Dona! G. Quinlan Christopher A. Rak Mathew E. Raminiak Tliomas C. Rathslag Richard A. Reagan James J. Reidy Marc J. Rita David R, Reilly James P. Reichmann Sherman F. Reynolds Vincent T. Riordan Kenneth L. Rodino Henry M. Rodriguez Kenneth F. Ro galski Robert J. Roller Matthew P. Romano William R. Rooney James D. Rothing Randall P. Ruggaard Jeff L. Rusch Frank A. Santamarina Mark J. Sawyer John R. Scanlan James M. Schreiber Michael W. Schroeder John G. Schufreider William C. Schulte Thomas R. Schumacher Daniel J. Sclnvesel Gerard R. Serpe Edward W. Sexton Kevin M. Shanahan Allan R. Shav Michae! R. Sierks William P. Simon John G, Skcheii Albeil P. Smoia James M. Snedii er Michael G. Snyder William D. Sokolick James C. Sommer Robert H. Sorensen Jonathan D. Soresi W. Steven Sparough Christoplier Spiegla LeRoy A. Steinke Richard J. Stell William M. Stone Vice President Steven C. Strauss William R. Struck Steve J. Strunk Brian A. Strzalka Daniel J. Sullivan Harold W. Sullivan Thomas M. Sullivan Patrick J. Sweeney Michael J. Szewczyk John R. Taylor Theodore A. Texjdor Christopher Theriault JoNcpii t.Thiel Christopher J. Thnnias Mark J. Thomure John D. Tortorice John C. Trippi James D. Troka Mark V.Tivha John J. Vancrey Edgar VandenBranden Richard M. Varchetto Anthony M. Vornava Eduardo R. Vidal Peter J.Wallace Thomas II. W:i I Michael A. Walters Dou.i; E. Wanibach Vnicent A. Warther Thomas R. Weidle James M. Wejman Harry L. Wellbank Christopher J. Widmcr Richard W. Wiermanski David Y. Williams Donald P. Winter Charles D. Wolf Thomas M. Wolf X John P. Woodall Richard J. Wynne John D. Yadgir Joseph W. Yedlicka Michael T. Ziegler 4 I -i Paul A. Zieske Joseph C. Zuercher Daniel Dyer JUNIORS Michael J. Aamodt James J. Acton Ricky T. Aiello Bruce S. Alexander Charles N. Allworth Ronald D. Almendiales James F. Brennan Thomas P. Brennan Jr. George M. Briody Edwaid P. Biufke Keith E. Bruneili William R. Bryg Joseph Z. Burgee John F. Burke Michael F. Burns Thomas E. Burns Donald F. Butzen Jr. Frank R, DeBaitolo Jr Richard J. DeGrenier Michael J. DeVito Joseph T, DiCicco Dan P. Dillon Thomas M. Dillon Donald D Fedorowicz Dennis P Teehan Scott G Peiereisel Thomas M Feifar Frank F Fiduccia David J. Ford Roland Forsyth Mark E. Fox John S. Frendreis Kurt M. Freund Paul J. Freyder 50 Tliomas J. l ' ' riel Mario G. Galassini Kenneth D. Galie Julio L. Garcia Bernard C. Garvey Mike R. Gavin Thomas J. Gavin Jeffrey M. Geraghty Ralph J. Gesualdo Robert L. Gibson Richard Gigele Mitchell P. Gilaty Stephen J. Girard Steven C. Givens Jeffrey E, Glasener Thomas M Gleed Michael L Gluth Ronald S Golec James A Graydon Brian F Griltin Michael E. Griffin John J. Guercio Mark G. Guido John A. Guzzardo Richard G. Haas James R. Hackett Gerard D. Haderlein Michael J. Halminiak Patrick W. Hansen Stephen J. Hardy Charles E. Harris Francis J. Healey Thomas C. Helenowski Brian L. Hickey James P. Hickey Gera A. Hicks James R. Hiilsman Mark A. Hocin Edward F. Holiim Stephen C. Horn ' 5, H ■H ' j!! ' Martin M. Howlett Tliomas M. Hupp Edward L. Hynes William M. Isett Daiyl C. Jackson Michael J. Jaskoski Tlior W. Jastrembsky David B. Kaechele Bernard P. Kane Kevin J. Kanya Joseph P. Karlovich Kevin C. Kascher Steve J. Kasimatis John E. Kasper Daniel A. Kelly Mike M. KeUy Tim J. Kelly Edmund F. Krzyminski Tom R. Kuchynka Tom H. Kuhn Qiristopher Kutselas Patrick J. Lambert Michael P. Larsen Stephen F. Laub Donn G. Lauten Michael N. Lavin Patrick J. Leemputte Peter G. Leemputte Ward Leong Oiristopher Kendall Kevin G. Kennedy Michael J. Kennedy John T. Kerwin Paul J. Klein Scott John Knoeppel Gregg M. Kobehnski Philip M. Koszyk Jim N. Kraychy Adolph G. Letke Philip S. Linde James A. Luxem  - ( ; !■% James J. Mackey William J. Maginot John F. Mahon Paul J. Mally Jack J. Malooly George L. Mangan Michael D. Marchi David A Marchion David Jos Maicom Manuel I Marques Michael A Marzano Richard C Mazanek Richard P McCarthy Pete F. McGivern Terrence J. McGovern Brian D. McGowan Peter E. McHugh Mark D. Mclntyre James J. McKerr Laurence C. McMurray Patrick J. McNerney Timothy J. McNulty Robert M. Melko Gregg W. Merci Douglas E. Metko Frederick C. Metzger Donald R. Mikolay Angelo Milazzo Tliomas A. Minwegen Robert E. Mitchell James P. Moriarty Joseph T. Morrison Tom P. Morrison I ' rank L. Moschiano Michael I. Mosher Mark R. Muench Kevin F. MuUen Joseph H. Murnane Jr. Gerald S. Murphy Jr. Kevin J. Murphy Todd E. Nadeau Geo Nahitchevansky John P. Neafsey Kevin P. Needham Ernie J. Neuwald Arthur K. Neville Richard J. Nierzwicki Joseph M. Nilges Arthur D. NoU Paul G. Nuccio James E. Nugent 111 Patrick R. Nugent Robert G. OberUn Tliomas R. O ' Connell William J. O ' Connor Wilham M. O ' Donnell James R. O ' Laughlin Martin J. Pflum Robert R. Philipp William D. Pigozzi Charles B. Poindexter James A. Polachek John W. Pont Patrick E. Pool Roman C. Pucinski Fred W. PurceU John P. Purdy John C. Quinley Mark D. Ramirez Daniel P. Ramos Robert T. Ratty John J. Redden E. Quinn Regan Gerald A. Reynolds Robert J. Rieckelman Gabriel M. Rodriguez Richard J. Rohleder Eugene L. Rondenet Stephen J. Ross Richard S. Rothing Anthony J. Roti John G. Rotunno Edward J. Rudnick Daniel E. Ryan Michael J. Ryan Michael D. Rzany R. Chad Sain James B. Sanabria Brian W. Sanborn Charles R. Saulsberry Ralph M. Scala Thomas C. Scanlan James L. Schlindwein Shawn S. Schneider William H. Schramm John J Spack James M Spector Kenneth A Steel JjiTies G Stetely Peter P Steger Mii-hdel P Stemo Edward F. Sterba Robert W Stolarsk John W Swatford James C Sweeney Stephen M Sweme David S Swiatlo Robert A Tatara Louis T Tazioh WilhsP Terrv Dommick A Testa Mark P. Schulte Wilham Schulz Michael E. Scotese Daniel Seeberg Peter D. Sexton David R. Sheahen Jaime M. Sheperd Richard P. Shuma James B Silha WUUamG Shwa Terrence V Sloan Greg N Smith Brian F Sobeck PaulG Solarski Charles J Thiel John A Thompson LjwrenLC G TiUi mcent P Tinerella Daniel R Tito Randall J Tom Patrick J Treacy Norbert Tremko David Triunfol Jonathan W. Trutter Andre K. Valdenaire James M. Valenti Thomas D. Vallone Greg M. VanCalbergh Joseph VandenBranden Mark S. VandenHeuvel Mark J. VanderBosch Andrew R. Voorhees Mark J. Vottero Daniel B. Walsh Michael K. Walsh Lewis J. Watkins Ronald F. Weghnski Richard H. Wehman Jr. Victor A. Werner Ray M. Wienke John S. Williams David J. Wuertz Salvador Yunez Donald C. Zaraza Paul B. Zemtseff Qiarles P. Adams Jeffory T. Adams Leslie Adrien Saverio J. Alonzi Jr. John C. Amato Ricky J. Amies James D. Arden Michael J. Aufmann Mark H. Bailey John M. Baker Barry G. Barnard James M. Batt Joseph L. Battaglia Roger B. Bauer Michael P. Behan Joseph J. Behles Joseph E. Bendix Britten E. Berek Bruce J, Bernacchi James P. Betar Steve J. Betzelos Brian R. Bidwill Michael G. Blackstone Bruce W. Bohentin William C. Boldt Raymond E. Boles Thomas A. Bomhack Gary Booker William R. Borden Robert Boro Roy R. Brandys Jam.es J. Bransley Thomas P Bredemann Cluistopher Brennan Jimes Q Brennwald Mark R. Brice John A. Canigan Roy J. Caivatta Daniel A. Cascio Michael B. Cerney Patrick J. Cerney Mark M. Christerson Terrance P. Chuckas Thomas C. Clarke Robert M. Cleary Joseph T. Clennon Denis R. Clohisy Paul J. Clower Timothv V Cogley CjrLj,ory I Condon XiMir P C onenna JaniLS I C onnell Robert G. Connolly Vincent P. Connor Michael F. Conti Charles A. Cook Peter R. Cook P ' ' :k;; XkP i John K. Corcoran Kevin L. Cotten Daniel M. Cotter Glen E. Couchman Mark S. Couzin Michael P. Cronin Edward P. Cruzat Terrance J. CuUen Thomas F. Cunniff Robert A. Curley George F. Czapai Donn T. Dack Anthony J. Daddono William T. Daddono Peter F. D ' Agostino John M. Daly Mark Daniel Kenneth J. DeCoster Peter D. Defiglio Robert F. Denten Timothy J. Denten David J. DeRose Mark C. DeVito Lee F. DeWald John E. DiCicco John B. Dillon James M. Dolan Patrick W, Dolan Timothy J. Donovan Thomas J. Dormin Peter T. Dorsher Daniel J. Dougherty August J. Durso Jr. Francesco Elmi Daniel J. Endres John E. Ennis Albert J. Enriquez Daniel L. i ' rmatinger Edward V. Ewen Michael J. Faber Greg J . Falk Keith A. Fallico David B. Fallon William C. Feeley Mark A. Feiereisel Victor P. Filippini Leo P. Finn Tom R. Fiocchi Malachi J. Flanagan Paul E. Folkl Stephen F. Foran Stephen M. Forrestal Robert K. Frake Michael G. Frenzcl John D. Freyder Peter F. Funovits Glenn D. Furth John T. Gallagher Thomas J. Gallagher John S. Galvm Rafael Luis Garces James W. Gaut John M. Geffmger Albert G. Gehrke Tony N. Ghilardi Richard P. Godziela Richard W. Green Daniel J. Grimes David W. Grombacher Patrick C. Grosser Brian D. Gruninger Joseph J. Guzaldo Robert J. Hahn Michael T. Halloran Terence P. Halloran I ii Rs r Hamilton 1 lints R Harlan Stcvtn Harp Jeltrcv r Harfiiett Louis G ' lector Ir. Phihp J Hcffntr Jacque Heilingoetter Patrick R. Helfenbein Jeffrey L. Henneman John M. Herbert David J. Hielscher James Hock Kimon Hoegh Leonard J. Hoffman Ronald G. Hoffman Joseph G. Hohmann Michael P. Holohan Michael Hopf John R. Hopkins William C. Home George J Horwath Gar V Hiiber Joseph D Hull Jim R Hupp John A Hurtenbach Daniel M. Ivans Daniel J. Jagla Michael W. Jamieson Dennis P. Jans Micliael V. Jekot William R. Jennings John A. Jocius John C. Jung Tliomas E. Jung Kenneth J. Kadleck Daniel J. Kalabay Gregory J. Kamrow Edward M. Kasan Thomas M. Kedzierski y ' Wm Jeffrey P. Kelly t m Timothy E. Kemper Timothy M. Kent Michael E. Kerns John Kettenbach David A. King David G. Klick Joseph O. Kommer Patrick B. Loftus John D. Long Joseph M. Lucas Robert E. Lyman Thomas J. Lyman William M. Lynch Paul J. Majcher James P. Maleski Pat J. Marcy David W. Marx Michael Masciopinto Kevin F. Maude Christopher Mautner Joseph Mazzetta Jerry D. McAuliffe Kevin M. McCaffrey Kevin D. McCourt Kevin G. McCurdy Michael L. McGinity Frank M. McGivern Jr. John S. McHugh Brain P. McLean Thomas M. McNabola Adam A. Mianovvski William C. Millikin Michael A. Mitchell Peter A. Mohawk John M. MoUoy David J. Moore John C. Moore % 63 Sean M. O ' Leaiy Brain M. Olson Tliomas M. O ' Malley Mark A. Osman Michael F. O ' Toole Steven F. Otter Michael J. Ouska John J. Padden Gino R. Papini Tliomas M. Parisi James S. Pastor JohnW. Patton Jr. Bernard W. Pawlowski Edward J. Peckels David A. Pecyna John V. Person John M. Phelan Gregory E. Phillips Thomas J. Poterek Robert L. Pridmore Nbchael E. Priske Daniel E. Pritcliard Edward K. Proescl David K. Ramos Charles F. Redden Richard J . Reger William J. Reidy George E. Renter Robert W. Rich James M. Righeimer Robert F. Riley Jr. S. Thomas Rill Christian H. Ripkey Michael G. Roberson Victor Roberts Randolph A. Robinson f Thomas E. Robinson Stephen A. Rohleder - Volodar H. Romaniuk Michael A. Romano Joseph F. Rothing Michael E. Roti Samuel J. Roti Edward V. Ruby William Ruby Daniel J. Russell Timothy J. Ryan James A. Sackley Randal J. Sala Thomas R. Sanders Jr. Fernando M. Santaella Mario V. Santiago Timothy J. Scallon Jack T. Scanlan John D. Scanlan Daniel J. Scapin Dietmar Schlecht John W. Scholtes Thomas E. Schufreider James J. Schulte WiUiam E. Schultz James W. Schumacher ' C Is m I Vincent J. Schumacher Kevin P. Shanahan Richard M. Shea Ronald W. Sheble Peter J. Shiman Richard [■ . Sieben Edward L. Sklodowski Kevin V. Slaven Michael E. Sloan Kent A. Smith Stephen A. Smith Gordon D. Snyder Richard T. Sobeck Daniel R. Sokolick John A. Somers Lewis M. Southall Philipp M. Speer Joseph J. Spellman Thomas J. Spencer Jr. Charles A. Spinuzza i; Bryan J. Srock Garry D. Stanley Michael W. Stanley Joseph P. Stanton John P. Sternig Christopher Stewar Timothy M. Sullivan Gerard J. Sutton Kirk J. Tatge David H. Theisen John H. Thiel Gregory J. Thomas Joseph D. Thiihn David A. Tiderman Jeffery J. Timlin Thomas J. Tinerella Gregory Tomic James T. Toomey James V. Tracey Richard M Tsoumas Joseph M Tutiner John J Terrell Brian C UUnch Scoit J. Ulm John M. Underriner Steven VandenBranden Michael S. Vanes Thomas C. Vasis Stewart J. Vergne Walter L Versen FRESHMEN William J. Acton Mark J. Adamczyk Jerome M. Adler Timothy E. Ahlering Fred P. Alonzi Jr. William J. Anton Thomas P. Arden Peter K. Armstrong Gregory C. Baas Robert A. Bank Robert C. Bansfield Peter J. Barber John J. Bates Gregory L. Batina Grant D. Bauer Robert B. Bomhack Christopher C. Bonk Keith H. Borjon Richard F. Born Patrick D. Bowden John p. Bowler Thomas J. Bowler Mark 3. Bowman James P. Boyle Charles M. Brady Terrence R. Brady Steven M. Brauchli Jerome J. Brault Edward A. Breden Matthew J. Bresnahan John Frank Briatta Matthew F. Brown Kevin J. Burke Da id P Cardella Richard A. Carlson Daniel J. Carroll Nhtlnel J. Casanave Fdword R. Casas John G Case Robert D. Casey James A. Casselberry Timothy H. Chadwick William P. Chinetti John M. Chuckas Douglas G. Cleary Paul B. CUfford Daniel J. Clohisy 69 Gregory J. Clower William A. Cogley Idward L. Coinon Thomas M. Condon Kevin M. ConnoUy Kevin E. Connor Thomas F. Coughlin Thomas J. Croghan Kevin P. Cronin Peter J. Crumley Michael J. Cucco Dennis R. Cullen James M. Daly Kevin G. Daly Patrick J. Daly Thomas J. Daly David J. Damm Joseph P. Davies Leon M. Delano Daniel De La Torre James P. Dempsey Joseph E. Denten William T. Dieden Burtis J. Dolan Christopher P. Dolan James A. DoUard WiUiam J. Donahoe Jr. Laurence Dondanville Patrick F. Dore James R. Dormin Patrick C. Dowd James P. Doyle John W. Dressel - -W y Thomas J. Dudenhoefer Peter T. Fxkland Stephen Edmands Paul J. Eggers WiUiam J. Elliott Gregory P Elhs Robert G Endre Jr George L Enriquez Gregory T Erbach Craig R Fallico T r s Kevin J Fallon David M Finzer Stephen X Foley Jr Matthew D Foran Bryan C Forrestal Kevin V Forrestal Robert A Frenzel John D. Friestedt Daniel J. Fulkerson WiUiam A. FuUer David W. Galanis Donald P. Galie Kevin F. Gallagher Mark A. Gamber Matthew T Gamber David R Gantield II John J. Garvey Timothy B Gassert ff Daniel S. Gavin Christopher G. Gehrke Eckhard A. Gerdes Daniel J. Gerlach Robert M. Goerge Hemy E. Goers Robert J. Gogola John A. Graf Jr. Robert L. Grant John L. Greene Jeffrey T. Greisch John J. Gresens 71 David D. Griffin Scott E. Gross Timothy J. Grothaus Luis A. Guevara Daniel E. Gutekanst John C. Hagerty Richard P. Holum John A. Houlihan Peter W. Hoyt Brian F. Hughes John F. Hughes Steven M. Hughes Richard L. Hulseman John P. Hupp James S. Irsay William J. Isaacson David A. Jahns Jr. Joseph J. Jedd John F. Jenkins Richard T. Jofko Pierre G. Johnson Richard E. Jortberg Qiristopher D. Joyce John A Jung Dennis P Kammerer Jeffry W Kamrow T. Brian KeUy Michael E. ICilroy Raymond P. Knoll Mark T. Kobelinski Leonard J. Kohl Gregory J. Kania Kevin A. Kapov WiUiam H. Keim Jr Edward M. Kelly Mark T. Kolod Phihp M. Krawiec Steven F. Krzyminski Daniel C. Kusswurm Russell T. Kuzuhara Joseph W. Lamendella James M. Lamoree Jr. Thomas J. Lane Jr. Peter A. I ngill James V. Lotona Martin G. Laughlin Then as P. Lauglilin l ? ; 6 - ' V j sV. !S« j5 3- :«=• ' S s- 73 Michael J. Laviolette Timothy S. Leahy Thomas J. Lebeau Adrian W. Lee William Timothy Lee Matthew J. Lennon Michael J. Litz John G. Locallo Timtohy J. Loftus Manny A. Logalbo Frank M. Loranger Gabriel A. Lorenzo Stephen A. Luczak Mark M. Lyman Sean M. Madden Timothy N. Maddox James Maher Peter M. Mahlmeister Joseph K. Maier Anthony M. Mallerdino WiUiam J. Mailers Jr. Daniel J. Maichiori Christopher Marcyan Paul J. Marren Martin Masciopinto Charles L. Mass Alan W. McCarthy Lawrence E. McCarthy Michael G. McCarthy Terrence McClelland Christopher McCurdy Michael C. McDonlad Michael J. McEUigott Frank P. McGrail Eric E. McGuire Mark A. McGuire Michael W. McHugh 74 Jeffery M Mtlntyre George L MtKnight Jr Kevin M McLean William V McMenamin Patrick O McNulty Robert R Medina John C Melaniphy ? i ' ' j ' jf Raymond T. Novak Robert F. Nowak Michael C. Nugent Michael D. Nugent Michael J. Radziewicz Vito Raimondi Sean P. Regan Ouistopher D. Reger Mark G. Reichmann Edward B. Riley 76 Thomas P. Riordan Zachary T. Ritsos Nicholas J. Rizzio Charles S. Roberts Gustavo C. Rodriguez Oscar J. Rodriguez Michael J. Rogan Richard M. Rojek Peter J. Rollins Christopher Rondenet Gregory S. Rosman Gerard J. Rotunno Kevin J . Ruegaard Robert T. RusseU Michael A. Rutkowski Daniel K. Ryan John R. Saigh Robert M. Sanders Mark F. Santacrose James L. Sawyer Jr. Anton T. Schirmang Peter M. Schlax Scott S. Schneider Joseph P. Schreiber Daniel J. Schufreider Joseph M. Schulte Charles J. Schultz Mark C. Schulz Gary C. Schumacher John A. Schumacher Jr. Ernest D. Scott Gregory Servatius Gregory B. Sheahen Leo J. Sheridan Matthew G. Shuma Gary A. Silha David W. Simpson Norman V. Skul Albert Slattery Brian R. Smith Carter M. Smith Dwane L. Smith Stephen M. Smith William T. Smith John S. Sneed Jr. Patrick K. Stanton Robert J. Stark Martin P. Starr Mark J. Steger Robert J. Strauss David A. Suk David R. Sullivan Harold E. SulUvan Kevin A. Sullivan Kurt T. Sullivan David W. Summa J. Patrick Sweeney Conrad Szewczyk Reid E. Tatge Thomas S. Tazioh Robert J. Tellefsen William A. Terlato John F. Thielemann Anthony J. Thierjung Alfred J. Tomaselli Michael 0. Tontini David G. Tracz Eugene L. Treacy J. Burke Trieschmann James H. Tye Frank J. Ungari Mark M. VanCalbergh Terrence V. Verdico Richard A. Verkler 78 Michael Vlahandreas Paul M. Von Driska Hunter J. Vonunschuld Richard D. Voorhees Timothy J. Ward Thomas M. Washburn Louis L. Weinzelbaum Joseph J. Wehnske Daniel K. Welsh Thomas D. Whalen Michael G. Wildera William J. Wiegand Richard M. Winters Robert B. Wish Gregory J. Witt Thomas G. Witte James A. Wolf Jr. Michael J. Wood Timothy D. Wright Jeffrey E. Xenakis Raymond Yong Chi Sun Yoon Michael E. Zacher Jr Douglas E. Zalesky Brian J. Zereher Thomas C. Ziegenfuss Cliristopher Ziegler Jeffery A. Ziegler Jeffrey C. Zondlo B L j n i t-i l M ' ■i ' x:f ' -% BASEBALL Front row, left to right: Tom Cooper, John Yadgir, Bill O ' Donnell, Chris Kendall, Bob Cooper. Second row: Dave Finzer, Pat Dollard, Paul Clower, Mike Mitchell. Bill Palmer, Joe Davies, Mark Bednarz, Mike Ouska. Third row: Coach John O ' Loughlin, Gary Feiereisel, C.L. Leibrandt, Bob Leibrandt, Steve Smith, Peter Steger, Jeff Gall, Tim Cavenaugh,and Coach Jim O ' Loughlin. Close only counts in horseshoes; but if it had counted in baseball this season, our team might have been in the running for the championship that they won last year. Out of the nine losses suffered by the Ramblers, seven were by only one run in very low-scoring games. The opponents ' low scores were attributed mainly to the Catholic League ' s most valuable player, pitcher Charlie Leibrandt; while the Ramblers were victims of their own inexperience. Only si.x out of the twenty man squad were seniors; seven were freshmen and sophomores. Leibrandt and Pete Steger were the only seasoned pitchers, supported by rookie juniors Tim Cavenaugh and Mark Bednarz, along with freshman Dave Finzer. The catching chores fell to senior Dan Monckton and sophomores Paul Clower and Steve Smith. First base was covered by senior Pat Dollard, second base by junior Chris Kendall, third base by senior Gary Feiereisel, and they were ably backed up by junior Bill O ' Connor. Shortstop was shared by senior Jeff Gall and freshman Joe Davies. The outfield was patrolled by juniors Bill O ' Donnell, Bill Palmer, and sophomore Mike Ouska, relieved by senior John Yadgir, sophomore Bob Leibrandt, and freshman Mike Mitchell. Charlie Leibrandt, Gary Feiereisel, and Chris Kendall were honored by being selected by the coaches of the League to the All-Star Team for 1974. With the experience of this year, next year ' s team promises to be a top contender for the champion- sliip. Mark Bednarz Charlie Leibrandt delivers in the rain. Coach O ' Loughlin shows how it ' s done. ft«S 1 !i- ' Dan Monckton connects. •f,f ' ' J '  — — Sl ifcsl jlj Pat Dollard stretches for the ball. Gary Feiereisel tags out his opponent at 3rd. Mike Ouska delivers a fast-ball. 84 Mark Osman gives deep concentration to tlie next pitch. Mark Osman on tiie stretcii. Steve VandenBranden looks over the opponeni. 85 BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Rick Daly, CoaUi O ' Donnell, Coach Bill Gleason, Bob Cooper, Tom Faucher, Tom Cooper, Mike Halminiak. Standing: Tom Arens, Pete Steger, Rich Wehman, Tom Morrison, Joe Morrison, C.L. Leibrandt, Gary Feiercisel, Ed Condon, Mark Feiercisel, Dan Monckton, Scott Feiereisel, Art Carney, Marty Gleason. Gary Feiereisel fakes a pass. Ed Condon goes up to block. Gary Feiereisel winning the jump. C.L. Leibrandt scores a point from the Hne. It would be too easy to merely say that the Basket- ball team had one of its most successful seasons with- out giving credit where it was due. The six main starters were Rick Daly, Tom Arens, Dan Monckton, Gary Feiereisel, Charlie Leibrandt, and Mark Feiereisel. These cagers led the team to its twenty three wins. Although the team is losing five seniors, there will be no lack of quality in the upcoming squad. There will be a hard fight, though, since there are many fine players for the vacated positions. At this writing, the future looks bright for Ed Condon and Mark Feiereisel. The elusive C.L. Leibrandt evades a defender. C.L. Lcibiaudt scores two at the board. What goes up must come down. Loyola ' s tri-captains confer with the officials. T. Arens leaps for two more. Mark Feiereisel under pressure. The Jump Shot. Mark Feiereisel and C.L. Leibrandt under pressure. C.L. Leibrandt and a Weber player for the tip. Some quick half-time strategy. 89 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom row, left to right; John Daly, Al Emiquez, Tom Kuhn. Second row: John Amato, Wally Versen, Kirk Tatge, John SchoUes, Roy Brandys, Mike Cardwell, Bob Leibrandt, Dale Welch, Donn Dack. Top row; Mr. Kehoe, Paul Clower, Mike Jamicson, Pat Nichol, Peter Shiman, Bill Reidy, Jim Hock, Dan Jagia, Terry CuUen, Mark Daniel, Mr. Seeberg. Terry Culleii attempting a lay-up. Donn Dack reaches over a Weber Player. Teammates Mark Daniel and Bob Leibrandt watch. Weber gives Dan Jagla the squeeze as teammate Terry CuUen watches helplessly. Kirk Tatge, Roy Brandys, and Donn Dack fight Weber for the ball. Mark Daniel up for two. The 1973-74 Junior Varsity Basketball team was a winner from the start; and a winner at the end with a season record of 10-1. The team had great coaches in Richard Kehoe and Mark Seeberg. This was the first and last season the Catholic League had a sophomore basketball team, and I think our team represented Loyola excellently by winning the entire league. The team, did not have one specific outstanding player, but there were many individual efforts. Bob Leibrandt led the team in rebounds. Although he did not score many points, Bob led the team in spirit. Roy Brandys usually led the team in the scoring column by picking up points from the inside as well as from the out- side. A trio of guards often led the team to victory; they were Mark Daniel, Dale Welch, and Terry CuUen. Mark Daniel, one of the fastest men in the league, sparked the team on in defense and led the offensive attack with his agility and quick moves to the basket. Dale Welch was just as quick as Mark, and could shoot from any- where on the court. Terry Cullen, also a fine outside shooter, got the job done. Other key players were Donn Dack, Mike Cardwell, Jim Poole, and Dan Jagla. Even though this was the only season for this league. Loyola once again proved its excellence in sports. Terrv Cullen A quick time-out refreshes the players. BOWLING First row, left to right; Marc Rita, John Trippi, Chris Perille, I ' ranlt Moschiano. Stand- ing: Bob Tatara, Joe Mancuso, Coach Father Dwyer, Paul Frcyder, Fred Metzgcr. The Varsity Bowling Team of 1974 didn ' t fare too well. Although we did hold a .500 record, we couldn ' t stop our notorious rivals Gordon Tech and Mount Carmel. This year we were without Immortals Steve Izzo, Bob Nierzwicki, and Bob Morris, but we did gain seniors John Trippi and Marc Rita. Oh yes, who could forget senior Joe Mancuso! This year our Varsity Team was dominated by Juniors. The dynamic duo of Fred Metzger and Rick Nierzwicki were key factors in t!ie starting lineup, while Frank Moschiano, Chris Perille, Mitch Gilaty, and Bob Tatara were frequent alternates. Although our record was not impressive, it should be noted that the six juniors mentioned will most certainly prove to be outstanding next year, making the ' 75 season a very hopeful one indeed. The JV ' s likewise had an average season, but Freshmen Ron Nierzwicki, Mark VanCalbergh, and Cliff Haggenjos should lead next year ' s bowlers to victory. Other JV rollers were Jack Scanlan, Daniel Stralka, Chris Ripkey, and John Underriner. Finally, all of us wish to thank Father Dwyer who through- out the year has guided us to be fine bowlers, sportsmen, and students. : Frank Moschiano Frist row, left to right; Dan Stralka, August Durso. Stand- ing; John Underriner, Ron Nierzwicki, Chris Ripkey, and Coach Father Dwyer. Jim Spector winds up. 92 Moderator and coach Fr. Dwyer. Bob Tatara aims while Jim Spector shoots. Bob Tatara trying for a strike. Steve Horn keeping the seat warm. 93 CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY. Kneeling left to right: John Neafsey, Lcroy Steinke, Dave Williams, James Rcichmann, John Mahon, John Williams, Pat Cotter, Mike Jaskoski, Steve Prang. Standing left to right; Pat O ' Connell, Ed VandenBranden, Peter McGivern, Barry Sullivan, Tom Minwegen, Pat Hinkamp, Dave Finegan, Mike Mullen, Brian Barr, Mike Byrne, and Mr. Morelli. JUNIOR VARISTY. Sitting, left to right; Mark Reichmann, John Miller, Victor Conrad, Tim Grothaus, and John Greene. 1st row standing: Leslie Beres, Dan Cotter, Denis Clohisy, Peter Cook, Tom Sanders, Bob Connolly, Tom Bredemann, and Martin Masciopinto. 2nd row standing: Mike Kerns, Jim Toomey, Ken Kadleck, John Ward, Tim Wagener, Jim Batt, and Mr. Morelli. Wliat happened? After two undefeated seasons this year ' s team of Loyola harriers did not win the Chicago Catholic League Championship. Many explanations were proposed ranging from overpracticmg to overpartying, but the tradition of runners at Loyola which has been built by Coaches Amato, Morcili, Bueter, and Caccamo assures ns that lack of desire on the day of the meet was not the reason. Chances of coming back up the road do look bright with such sensations as frosh Les Beres, soph stars Barry Sullivan, Bob Connolly, and Tom Sanders, not to mention returning Most Valuable Runner John Williams. Captain Leroy Steinke and Pat O ' Coniicll, along with other seniors— Jim Rcichmann, Dave Williams, Mike Mullen, Pat Hinkamp, Steve Prang, Brian Barr, and Mike Byren— will not get another chance but they have all benefitted immeasurably from their Cross Country experiences at Loyola. Loyola t;ets a strong finish from John Williams. Two harriers try their luck at walking on air. Coming around the final turn. Pat O ' Connell disproves the slogan nice guys finish last. 95 FOOTBALL Varsity, First Row (left to right): John Pont, Mike Walsh, Mike O ' Donnell Bob Voorhees, Chns Brennan, Terry O ' Brien, Nello Fragassi, Gary Huber, Mike Stemo, Quinn Reagan. Second Row: Mike Ryan, and Brian Bumpus (trainers), Chris McGuire, Bob Falk, Bill Cerney, John Moore, George Czapar. Marty Gleason, Dan Seeberg, managers Dan SuUivan and John Fox. Third Row: Bruce Luecke, Mark DeVito, Kevin Needham, Andy Annes, Phil Koszyk, John Amato, Joe Battaglia, Sam Betar, Mike Patton, trainers Bob Cooper and Mike Blackstone. Fourth Row: Coach Frank Amato, Coach Chuck Erlenbaugh, Mark Eisenbeis, Mike Murnane, Pat Hansen, Wilhs Terry, Jack Scanaln, Kevin Caraher, Coach Bob Kieta, Head Coach Tom Powers, Coach Mark Seeberg. Fifth Row; Rick Cotten, Joe Zuercher, Bob Qeary, Steve Smith, Dan Becker, Mike Cardwell, Hobie Nurnane, Mike Denten, Roy Brandys, Ralph Guzaldo, Mark Fox, Coach E.J. Doyle, team physicians Tom Hinkamp and Tom Monforti (pictures not included). . ' ii. ' „ - .- ; ■ ' SifJ ' - ' -V?.. ' ; Bill Cerney eludes two would-be tackJers. Marty Gleason fights force with force as Terry O ' Brien closes in to assist. 96 The 1973-74 football season showed similarities to the previous year. At first, the coaches were very optimistic about the season since, for the first time in Loyola ' s history, five sophomores were in the starting lineup. The success of the season, or, the turning point happened when the Ramblers, down by two TD ' s at the half, come from behind in the last minutes of the game to beat Fenwick by a score of 21-14. With outstanding team morale and a paucityof injuries, Loyola finished its season with a 6-3 record. Because of a yearly event which most people call graduation, Loyola will be losing eight valuable seniors who played a total of twelve positions. Three of these men have received recognition. Mike Denten and Marty Gleason have been awarded All Catholic League honors, while Bill Cerney has been named a High School All American. Loyola has made for itself a rec ord which just like Tonka Trucks can never be broken. For thirteen consecutive years we have made the playoffs. The future, however, holds tougher competition with Loyola ' s entrance into the IHSA, but with promising team members like Hobie Murnane, Pat Hansen and center Ralph Gesualdo, we think we can beat just about anyone around, and are eagerly look- ing forward to next year. Marty Gleason takes the pitch. Chris McGuire Cerney gets excellent view of Fenwick T.D. Fat Hansen can ' t believe he missed the whole tackle Ralph Gesualdo puts on a commendable RUSH 97 Our defenses are down. Mean Joe Zuercher. John Pont employs kung-fu in blocking for O ' DonnelL Terry O ' Brien gets off a beauty. Marty Gieason outmaneuvers the defender. Steve Smith is awarded 2 pts. for the incompletion. Coach Powers vioces his opinion. Chris McGuire pursues. BUI O ' Donneil gets the ball rolling. The team intently watches. I ' H. ;1a . Coaches Kieta, Doyle, and Giovanetti are in high spirits during the football banquet. The Ramblers trounce onto the field to begin the second half. Mike Walsh and Coach Amato find the game at its climax. FRESHMEN Front row, left to right: Tom Laughlin, Bob Grant, John HiUsman, Mike Nugent, Dan Peckeh. Mike O ' Brien, Graig Fallico, Pat Dowd, fim Latona. Second row: Mike Cucco, Greg Servantius, John O ' Hara, John Byrne, Sean Madden, Greg Batina, Gerry Gilbert, Manny Logable, Tim Weegin. Third row: Chris Rondenent, Dave Damm, Dave Finzer, Mark Steger, Mike Mitchell, Dennis Kammerer, Kevin Daly, Mike Wood. Fourth row: Sean Reagan, Sean Hogan, Dave Wiselbomb, Marty Masciopinto, Bob Gagola, Steve Hughes, Pete Schlax, Tim Healy, Bob Stark. Fifth: Tom Koglin, Harold SulUvan, Larry Corcoran, John Locallo, Chuck Schultz, Fletcher. Jenkins, John Schumacher, Mark Schulz, Mike Rogan, Tim Ward. Sixth row: Steve Holmes, Chris McCurdy, Tom Zinginfuss. Mike Murphy, Frank Loranger, Dan Caraher, Gene Treacy, Bob Perkaus, Terry Murnane, Rick Jortberg. Top row: Coach Camastro, Coach Wright. Coach Bowman, and Coach C. Camastro. SOPHOMORES Front row, left to right: John Ennis, Vince Connor, Tim Ryan. A Gehrke, Jeff Adams, Phil Butler. Second row: Les Adrien, Mike Cerney, Kevin McCurdy, Joe Lucas, Mike Mullen, Frank F.lnii, Chris Stewart, Marty Leoni. Third Row: WaUy Versen, Steve Morrison. Bill Jennings, Jim Betar, Tom McNabola, Dan W.hite, Keith Faliico. Jim Poole. Top Row: Coach Giovannetti, Mike Dowd, Tom Tinerella, Tom Cunniff, Donn Dack, Jim Schulte, Jim Kigheimer, John Geffinger, Coach Paxton. The Frosli oo around tlic end. The Fiobh on the cittens ,M - i}-- - • s - . -.s- ' . ijf Tim Ward, Dan Peckels, Tim Laughlin, and Fletcher Icnkins The Sophomore Team in a quick half-time talk. 102 GOLF Under a new coach, Jim Jackimiec, the Loyola Golf team got off to a good start. The varsity, headed by John Fox, Tim Ratty, Stan Banas, Mark Bohentin, and Willie Stone, showed early strength in the season by achieving an 8-1 record. The junior varsity, headed by Jim Schu- macher and Mike Holohan, accomplished an impressive 9-0 season record. In the city championships, the junior varsity finished tlrst with the help of Jim Schumahcer, who sank a six foot putt to become a medahst. The varsity, however, finished fifth playing against fierce competition. Congratulations to Jim Jackimiec and his successful season in his first season of coaching. John Fox and Dean Andrea Jim Sommer gives Dean Andrea a little advice on the icon. f , John Fox tees off. Willie Stone displays his back-sv ing. ,Wi, Tim Ratty powers the ball down the fairway. 4K 9 rs ' ' ' Willie Stone, Mark Croghan, Stan Banas, and John Fox line up a put for teammate Tim Rattv. Reinhard Hoernei takes a careful swing Bill Daddono watches his ball fly off to the right. 104 First row, left to right: Coach Jerry Dunne, Ed Si Iodowski, Goahe Pat Palella, J im Silha, John Fox, Billy Acton, Shannon O ' Grady, Fletcher Jenkins. Second row; Coach O ' Grady, Pat Grosset, Paul Freyder, Jerry Brault, Brian Griffin, John Campbell, Jim Potts, Roland Forsythe. Third row: Tim Anderson, Pat Hansen, Jim Griffin, Mark Gantner, Dave Endres, Brian Murtha, Coach Wright. Mark Gantner on the attack Mark Fox surveys the situation. 105 Thanks to the generosity of Coach Jack O ' Grady, the hockey team had its opportunity for a successful year. By his planning, the team had a ruthless 75 game schedule, including the Loyola Academy Invitational Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament. As captain and leading scorer, Mark Gantner led the team to many of its thirty five victories. Mark was also a Catholic League All-Star. Ed Sklodowski received Most Valuable Player and Mark Gantner received the Sportsman Award. Paul Freyder and Pat Hansen were recipients of the top Defensive Award. These four men also represented Loyola on its North Team in the annual North-South All Star Game. Next year Loyola will face sixteen teams, including two or three from Canada. Since Loyola is joining the IHSA, hockey will change its status from a team to a club, but we will still play Cathohc League teams. Special thanks should be given to Jerry Dunne who gave the team much of its professional instruction. Fletcher Jenkins (4) and Brian Murtha (8) anxiously wait for the puck. Lett to right: John Fay, Shannon O ' Grady, Fletcher Jenkins, Brian Murtha, and Paul Freyder take to the ice. Jubilant Paul Freyder (12) and Shannon O ' Grady (5) congratulate Brian Murtha after the score. 106 Fletcher Jenkins on the face-off. Pat Hansen stick-handles down the ice. Ed VandenBranden and Jim Griffin watch the game attentively. Jim Potts clashes with an opponent. 107 A quick pause between periods. Fletcher Jenkins on the face-off. Jimmy Potts takes a shot-on-goal. Mark Gantner kisses the ice. 108 Front row, left to right: Mark Santacrose, Ted Cahall, John Corcoran, Steve Smith, Rich Bleser, John Melaniphy, Mike McMenamin, Jim Wolf. Standing: Mr. Kniglit, Tom O ' Malley, Pete McHugh, Jack Cordell, Dave Moore, Jim Hamihon, Ken Steel, Jim Scherer, Luis Pedraza, Hans Schlecht, Dave Marconi, Sabinas Megwa, Nick Beucher. Sabinas Megwa, Hans Schlecht, and Luis Pedraza storm the field. Ken Steel cools off. 109 1-. - This year was a landmark year for the Loyola soccer team. For the first time the soccer team entered into regular league play with four other schools in the Catholic league. Under the direction of coach Jack Knight and with the hard work of more than 30 team members the team wound up its season with three wins and four losses. The team also took third place in the end of the season tourna- ment. Next year looks much more promising for the team due to the fact that the more powerful teams graduated their first strings this year, while the Loyola team had only 3 seniors. So next year look for Loyola at the top for they still have plenty of talent, although they will miss the leadership of Sabinus Megwa, voted most valuable player, and Jack Cordell. Hans Schlecht uses his head. Sabinas is double-teamed by De LaSalle. Left to rigiit: Ricky Bleser, Tom Callahan, Sabinas Megwa, Jack Cordell, Coach Jack Knight, and Hans Schlecht. 110 Luis Pedraza belts one. VARSITY SWIMMING f f ' f .- f ; ' fTT i Front row, left to right: Coach Townsend, Rich DeGrenier. Mii e Scotese, Mark Muench, John Nora, JuHo Garcia, Larry Nora, Greg Merci. Standing: Bob Osmanski, Jim Hickey, Tom Friei, Frank Fiduccia, and John Nicolau. This year the Loyola swim team ended up with a 3-4 record and finished third in the Chicago Catholic League Championships. At a glance it seems to have been a dis- appointing season but on the contrary, it was a very pro- ductive season. First, the members of the team had to adjust to their new coach, Terry Townsend, and secondly, the squad had only two seniors. Bob Osmanski and John Nora. Therefore we will have a strong senior team ne.xt year consisting of Tom Friel, Frank Fiduccia, Gregg Merci, John Nicolau, John Baker, Jim Hickey and Larry Nora. I beUeve that with hard work and good team spirit we will be very representative in the State Championship next year, says Coach Townsend. And I agree. With our move into the I.H.S.A., next year, we will get an opportunity to swim against more schools and will have better competi- tion in the State meet. Tliis year ' s coveted John Beall award went to senior captain Bob Osmanski and the Coaches Varsity award went to Julio Garcia. On the Junior Varsity level John Nicolau received the Coaches award and John Baker and Larry Nora were both presented the most valuable swim- mer award. I u « « rj Jim Hickey beats Greg Merci by a length. Ill Ready for the gun. On the starting block. DIVING u ' ' M5 ' I ' I 20 I I I I 25 I Rich DeGrenier flipping for thejudg Bill Donahoe, Bob Osmanski, Rich DeGrenier, and Don Carl- son. 112 Rich DeGrenier prepares for his next dive. Would Bill Donahoe be satisfied with his form? J.V. SWIMMING n ' TmrffiW First row, left to right: Rob Medina, Bill O ' Grady, Burke Trieschrnann, Steve Morrill, Brian Ullrich, Jerry McAuliffe, Kevin Gotten, Don Carlson, John Patton, Bill Dona- hoe. Second row: John Parrilli, Bob Russell. Rich Jcrtberg, Mai Flanagan. Chris Gotten, Larry Nora, Chip Burczak, Rafael Garces, John Long, Tom Whalen, Jack Hughes, Scott Gross. Third row: Joe Denten. Bob Boro, John Thieleman, John Mitchell, Ed Casas,ChipBocdicker, John Michala. Matt Nora. Greg Merci and Julio Garcia make a start for Loyola. . . laL ' • — ' -■- 1 ■ - ' h ! ; i ■ ; : i ! t.„.i .«  .«.♦•♦-■•♦ f t ? ' t 1 t } T ! i J 1 i i i. Is this man or fish? Kevin Cotton and Coach Townsend talk things over. Tom Whalen and Ed Casas on the starting blocks 1.J}. ii , Front row, Icli to ii-jjii I ji i Hi kcx , Mark Couzin, Petei Siilli jii, Jeff Jacobs, Joe Berr ' . Second row; Kent Sniitli, Mario Moussa, Donal Quinlan, Doug Cleary, Mike Sierks, Dan Pritcliard. Vic Fillippini. Standing: Fr. Dwyer, Brian Bidwell, Reid Tatge, John Jung, Bo Kemper, Jim Crumley, Tom Lyman, Ken Gaiie. Roy Carvatta. Loyola managed to have another indomitable team this year. With the sole exception of one loss, (only the second in twelve years), the season proved to be a grand success as Loyola reigned as the Chicago CathoHc League Champ- ions. This performance is only par for the courts. Acknowledgements to those responsible for the fruitful year should be given to departing seniors Jim Crumley, Bill Fay, Jeff Jacobs, Mario Moussa, Donal Quinlan. and Mike Sierks. Thanks also should also go to junior Ken Galie, as well as sophomores Bo Kemper, Ed Cruzat, Peter Sullivan, and freshman Joe Berry. Special congratulations go, of course, to Fr. Dwyer. Such exceptional seasons as the team has encountered in past years could be tougher to accomplish in the future. This is due to Loyola ' s entrance into the LH.S.A., a league which offers more talented competition. But with under- classmen possessing dexterity and desire, a good showing can be promised for next year ' s tennis team. Jeff Jacobs Our fearless leader, Fr. Dwyer. 1 SiJigles, Mike Sierks. 2 Singles, Jim Curmley. 3 Singles, Jeff Jacobs. rst ' ?;. ' 4 Singles, Mario Moussa. 5 Singles, Bo Kemper. fs jj Doubles, Donal Quinlan. Kent Smith, a promising sophomore. Reid Tatge demonstrates the back-hand shot. A determined Doug Cleary. Tiie fore-hand shot is illustrated by John Jung. First row, left to right: J.F. O ' Brien, Mike Hennig, Sherman Reynolds, Jim Reichmann, Ronald Herte, Bob Priske, Joe Bonivel, Pat Hinkamp, Dave Reilly, John Palmer, Brian Bair. Second row: Pat O ' Connell, Mike Mullen, Steve Prang, Bill Rooney, Tom Jung, Jim Hughes, Mike Byrne, John Taylor, Mike Denton, LeRoy Steinke, Mike Jaskoski. Third row: Mark Fahrenbach, Fred Purcell, Dan Seeberg, John Neafsey, Tom Minwegen, Bob Gibson, Kevin Culhane, Pete McGivern, Al Smith, Kevin Needham, Andrew Voorhees, John Amato. Fourth row: Larry McMurray, John Mahon, Kevin Mullen, Guis Brennan, Mike Priske, Rick Carbonara, Hobie Murnane, Pat Cotter, Spencer Williams. Top Row: Rick Osmanski, Dave WUliam, Bill Sullivan, Joe VandenBranden, Les Adrian, Coach John Caccamo, Coach Art Morelli, Coach Bowman, Coach Frank Amato. sT Front row, left to right: Mark Reichmann, Rich Tsoumas, Denis Clohisy, George Prang, Victor Conrad, Joe Lucas, Tom Sanders, Jim Batt, Mike Kerns, Tim Wagener. Second row: Bill Schulz, Jeff KeUy, Tom McNabola, Bob Connolly, Bob Pizypyszny, Dan Cotter, Tom Needham, Mike Masciopinto, Les Beres, Mr. Amato. Third row: Tom Zicgenfuss, Jim Toomey, Jeff Adams, Mike Murnane, Terry Murnane, Al Tomaselli, Dan Clohisy, Chris Dolan, Chuck AUworth, Greg Servatius. Top row: Jim Daly, Tom Bowker, Rich Voorhees, Jim Dempsey, Mr. Cascamo. Mr. Morelli, Mr. Bowman. With the assistance of Mike Mullen, Bill Cerney starts the first leg of the 440 relay. Dave Williams leads the pack. The 1974 Track Team deserves special recognition in several areas. The team was undefeated in all of its meets. Bob Priske set a school record in pole vaulting - 13 feet. Througli- out the season Bob was the number one high hurdler. Sherm Reynolds, famous for nole vaulting, high, long and triple jumps was voted Most Valuable Player. Half-miler Jim Reich- niann turned in a 1 :58 showing and placed third in the champ- ionships. Chris Brennan took the 330 yard low hurdles. Hobie Murnane did very well in sliot-put and discus competition. Ifs true, the IHSA will bring new challenges with its indoor and outdoor meets. However, most of our top performers this year were not seniors. We ' re hoping for the best. Hurdling Hennig takes charge. 120 BillCeiney ' -flys in the 220. Up and over is a determined Sherm Reynolds. Jim Batt and Denis Clohisy mal e an exciiange in the relay. Steve Ross hurls the shot-put. Jim Reichmann and Pat Hinkamp finish first and second respectively. 1 he Willi Over the bar with room to spare. ¥1 «MW HI Iff PI 1 Sll 1 111 « liissillfil.i, tiM MB Rim tStUSB Sk « « Ron Herte sprints to victory. T T ' ..m.- r ■■■■ ' la 1 Bob Przypyszny over the hurdles. WATER POLO ' ' - ' ' -- r- iW!| W !i- m ' - ' | HUJ.f ■ ' [. II I First row, left to rigJit; Tom Friel, Julio Garcia, Mark Muench, John Baker, John Michala. Larry Nora, Mike Scotese, Chris Marcyan. Second row: John Long, Ted Texidor, Mike Kane, Ed Brufke, Gary Cunningiiam, Greg Merci, Frank Fiduccia, Matt Nora, John Nora. The Ramblers had a slow start this season. The pre- season tournament at Mt. Carmel saw the Ramblers take fourth out of eight teams. The team was a young inex- perienced team. The season saw Loyola lose to Fenwick, Brother Rice and Mt. Carmel for a 3-2 conference record and a season record of lb-I5. The championship tournament saw the Ramblers in fourth place. The Ramblers worked long and hard to come this far. The teams first high point was the come from behind victory in the Brother Rice game. The Ramblers second high point was the double overtime sudden death victory over Mt. Carmel, 8-7. Loyola came in second place in the tournament and as a result of the mediocre season record, third place in the League. Fenwick took first place and Mt. Carmel took second. Loyola sponsored a post-season spring tournament which saw the team beat the IHSA Pubhc League state champions. The Ramblers top scorer this year was Tom Friel. Both Tom Friel and Frank Fiduccia made the consideration list for all conference honors. Shallow end goalie, Ron Golec, actually made all-conference along with deep end goalie, all-state player and M.V.P. of Loyola, Gary Cunningham. Coach Stelnicki attributed the good season to team work. The Ramblers are only losing a few seniors this year. The team will have an e. citing, well experienced team next year which could see the Ramblers winning the IHSA state league. Tom Friel watches with awe the ability of his teammates. Ttiin Fuel and Gary Cunningham double-team an opponent. Julio Garcia up for some air. Coach Stelnicki and Tom Friel. Varsity, front row, left to right: Matt Romano, Tim Powers, Sabinas Megwa, Brian Sobeck, Don Butzen, Kurt Hoffman, Manager Jim Bransley. Second row: Bill Bransley, Rob Dreger, Craig Boos, Jack Cordell, Hobie Murnane, Joe Battaglia, Steve Foran. Tom Clarke, Coach Giovannetti. Frosh-Soph, front row, left to right; Craig Fallico, Ted Ritsos, Tom Arden, Dave King, Jack Heilingoeter, Mike Conti, Gordon Snyder. Top row: Bill Elliot, Greg Gehrke, Steve Morrison, Frank Loranger, Dave Ramos, John Sullivan, Coach Giovanetti, If anything is to be said about the 1973-74 wrestling team, it is that they were a young team full of many surprises. Although at the begin- ning of the season in November the squad had only two returning letter- men, the potential of the team looked quite good. However, many people were not as optimistic, in view of the fact that Loyola ' s new wrestling coach, Mr. James Giovannetti was inexperienced and so as a result everyone just watched and waited with anticipation. But not every- one just watched and waited, and one such person who took action was a young student teacher named Mr. Charles Rossetti. Mr. Rossetti ap- plied to become a teacher and assistant wrestling coach at Loyola Academy and would have been accepted on his fine wrestling reputa- tion alone but there were no openings for new teachers at that time. So he decided to assist Coach Giovannetti on his own time and as a result before the season was over Loyola ' s wrestling team, due to the joint effort of both of these dedicated men, lived up to its potential. The Varsity squad placed 7th in the Marquette Christmas Tournament with three 2nd place finishers, Sabinus Megwa, Bob Dreger and Brian Sobeck, and 5th in the Catholic League Championships. Those who placed in the Championships were Bob Dreger and Tim Powers, both taking 1st place. Matt Romano taking 3rd place and Jack Cordell taking a 4th place. Also during the season Loyola succeeded in beating Mendel, 23-22, for only the second time in 12 years. But these were not the only sur- prises of the 1973-74 season. The Frosh-Soph team also placed 5th in the Catholic League with Jack Heilingoetter taking a 1st, Mike Conti, and Steve Morrison taking 2nds, and Craig Fallico, Dave Ramos, and Frank Loranger all taking 4ths. Loyola was also the host of the Frosh Tourney for the second year in a row and Loyola did quite well. Bill Elliot and Kurt Hoffman pla ced 1st, Craig Fallico and Harold Sullivan took 2nds and Ted Ritsos and Frank Loranger all placed 3rd. After the season at the banquet the Frosh-Soph Coach ' s Award went to Kurt Hoffman, The Most Valuable Frosh-Soph to Jack Heilingoetter. The Varsity Coach ' s Award went to Tim Powers and The Most Valuable Varsity wrestler Award went to Bob Dreger. All in all, Loyola had a good season and with only 6 seniors leaving the outlook for next year, when Loyola will enter the IHSA, seems bright and optimistic. Robert Dreger Jack Cordell The wrestling team on the bench . The muscular Sabinas Megwa. The mighty Hobbie Murnane rohs off the mat. The winner, Rob Dreger. Craig Boos and Coach Giovanetti. Tim Powers 127 Hobie Murnane meets his opponent. The fearsome Rob Dreger. Sabinas Megwa tip-toes to attack. Matt Romano and his twisted opponent. INTRAMURALS This year ' s intra-muial program, with ciiairman Sam Monoscalco and representatives on all levels, expanded itself in a vast number of sports to satisfy every student. Among the programs were punt-pass and kick contest, basketball, hockey and Softball. Though bad weather hindered the playing of the contest and Softball, the students went right in with basketball where a good number of students stayed for the three month period. At the conclusion the freshman destroyed the soph- omores and the juniors lucked by the seniors, (a bitter blow to all upperclassmen). In the two games both the frosh and junior teams showed superior shooting and ball-handling, though the senior and sophomore teams weren ' t bad. During the Easter break the hockey program was organized and started when school resumed. Some teams entered to play, others for fun. and still others for the fights. The fights are what made this program well-liked and well-attended. You can always tell good games from bad by the crowd ' s reactions. The program, though much improved, was still lacking referees and a gym much of the year: gym was revarnishing in December and January and many events in the gym (Tal-Vue and Ramble). But after long and brutal hours of scheduling and making rosters and refining and all that, the intra-mural committee has thanked everyone for their help and hopes they enjoyed it. Bill Bransley -12 ' --. - -l| utAA fl % ' , V? ' i SS , !l2ZZHi y Coaches Erlenbaugh, Gleason. and Giovannetti watc attentively. the games Mike Bryant jumps for the free ball. Referee Ralph Gesualso gives Jim Hillsman one shot. George Ballentine displays some superior dribbling. A little ball handling in the fourth period. Sean Lambert evades Craig Moller, Bruce Luecke, and Mike Denten. Paul Langill attempts to get around Vince June Can Those 1 abulous Roaciies win the Face-otT: iW A httle action behind the net in a freshman game. Some uliilIs siick-hjiiJliiiii hm.u ilie blca-iic ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS BASEBALL Varsity Season Record 1 3-9 J.V. Season Record 4-5 BASKETBALL Varsity Season Record 23-8 One Full College Scholarship J.V. Season Record 4-2 Sophomore Season Record 18-2 Freshman Season Record 4-7 BOWLING Varsity Season Record 5-5 Fourth place in North Section J.V. Season Record 7-3 Third place in North Section CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Season Record 10-1 Milwaukee Invitational: 4th place City Championships: 4th place Frosh-Soph Season Record 10-0 7 of 10 were shut-outs FOOTBALL Varsity Season Record 6-3 Two members - All Catholic League One High School All-American Made playoffs for 13th consecutive year Sophomore Season Record 2-3 Freshman Season Record 2-2-2 GOLF Varsity Season Record 2-0-1 J.V. Season Record 3-0 HOCKEY Season Record 35-21-4 SWIMMING Varsity Season Record 3-3 2nd place Friar Relays 2nd place Varsity Championship Frosh-Soph Season Record 3-3 2nd place Junior Relays 2nd place Sophomore Championship TENNIS Season Record 20-1 Catholic League Champions for 1 1th consecutive year TRACK Varsity Season Record 7-0 Two LA records: pole vault, 330 low hurdle J.V. Season Record 5-2 WATER POLO Season Record 11-12 3rd in Catholic League Championships Mt. Carmel Tournament: LA 4th place Ramblers 7th place WRESTLING Varsity Season Record 7-9-1 5th in Catholic League Championships Frosh-Soph Season Record 5-6-1 5th in Catholic League Championships ■■ ' fjli ' ' iJi ' N . ' :m BAND The Winter Band Concert. A mistake deserves the evil eye from Mr. Ken Bartosz. Frank Murphy and Mark Krawiec. Kevin Daly and his mighty cymbal crash. The Band began tlicir year, as always, with tlie maiehing band performing at football games. Many hours of patient practice go into the making of a half-time show. This includes many hours of practice during band class, early morning re- hearsals in the frigid cold, plus many hours of practice by the individual members at home. And, of course, we can ' t forget to mention the tireless work by Mr. Bartosz. After the season was over, all the band members were auditioned for the concert and symphonic bands. The first performance was the Pops concert performed in January. As usual, this was a great success, with an unforgettable finale of the 1812 Overture . The band also performed with the Glee Club in an April Concert, and three of the songs were taped for tiational com- petition. And speaking of contests, the band also played against Notre Dame High School in a contest and won with an out- standing performance. Jazz Band practiced and performed all this year to ensure a truly excellent band next year. The Jazz Band put on special performances of the jazz rock cantata Prince of Peace and provided fine entertainment between acts at TalVue. All in all, it was a very successful year for the band, and next year should be even better. They ' re losing a lot of talented seniors; but with some luck, there will be some just as talented incoming freshmen. Jmi Spector Fr. Burrill celebrates Mass with the Band. Paul Zieske, Andy Fahrenbach, and Steve Holmes. BillBoldt. Jill Millikin, Lou Hector, and John Wagener. Mr. John L. Martens Paul Leisner Bob Boro, Dave Sheahen, and the Band directed by Mr. Bartosz. Rich Wievmanski, Bil! Shwa, and Steve Hardy. BLACK CULTURAL SOCIET Front row, left to right: Daryl Jackson, Ron Hcrte, John Eckhardt, Chuck Saulsberry, Mike Bryant. Second row: Mr. Pasqiiesi, Joe Boniveh Ted Duckett, Sabinas Megwa, John Peele, Tom Robinson. Third row: Greg Elhs, Dane De Young, Bob Gibson, Randy Robnison, Lewis Watkins, Everage Ivy, Victor Roberts. LAB ASSISTANTS Left to right: Mr. Hayes, Jim Council, Loms Hector, Joliii Jung. 139 RUGBY Row 1, seated: Dan Doyle and Mike Cerney. Row 2, left to right: Mike Lavin, Kevin Burke, Greg Van Calbergh, George Curry, Pat Foley, Andy Annes, and Bob Campbell. Row 3, left to right: Mr. Clark, Brian NotoUi, Bill Jennings, Jeff Schiappa, John Pont, Mark Ramirez, Mike Walsh, Tom Dillon, Mark Vottero, and Mr. Knicht. Row 4, left to right: Dan Carro ' ll, Bob Ehrhch, Ken Steel, Dennis Kammerer, Peter Arden, and Bill Garrity. Row 5, left to right: John O ' .Malley, Jim T. O ' Brien, Mark D ' Agostino, Tom Casali, George Mangan, Steve Forrestal, Jim Reidy, Sam Betar, and Dave Marconi. SKI CLUB Talk about a lousy season ! There was so much snow this winter, our transportation couldn ' t get us through to the slopes. With the e.xception of a few stalwarts like Dave Marconi in the picture, we have very little to show for our efforts. But just as there will always be sun and rain, so there will be more snow flakes. Next year we ' ll turn out a better page, hopefully. GLEE CLUB Tlie school year 1973-74 marked the fourth year that Mr. Martens has been director of the Loyola Academy Glee Club and Associate Band Director along with Mr. Ken Bartosz. Once again Mr. Martens hard work with the 23 singers has produced another prosperous year of concerts and productions. The Glee Club wasn ' t as active as in past years. However, they did produce two well organized Spring Concerts along with the big production of The Prince of Peace. The first spring concert was with Woodlands Academy and the second was with Regina Dominican. John McHugh entertains as a guest star at the Glee Club Concert. A little serious practice during class time First row (visible) Greg Thomas, Sam ( 1111 im i iu Connenna. Second row (visible), hd Brown, Mark Rita, Tim Kent, Pete Mohawk. Third row: John Hurtenbach, John Jung Paul Pfohl, Rich Reagan, Sherm Reynolds, John Herbert. Fourth row: Ron Herte, Joe Bonivel, Pat Herron, Ruben Alvarez, John McHugh, Marty Burns. Director, Mr. Martens. CAMERA CLUB Tom PiitcLck and Dave Kiick look over some prints. Under Mr. Gier ' s direction the Camera Club sponsored some interesting and, hopefully, profitable events this last school year . One such event was the Foto Fair. Camera Club members sub- mitted their best efforts for judgment and keen critics rendered decisions. Another such event was Mini Week and its opportunity for learning. A professional photographer ' s services were enlisted and he passed on to the club many valuable pointers. Of course, the big curse on the Camera Club is its altogether inadequate and antiquated darkroom. With the race for space at the Academy, it is unlikely that our plight will be made better right away. But Fr. Reinke, Fr. Arimond, and Br. Bur, we love you still. Ivan Moosalotta Bill Sliwa and Jim Sheperd check things out through the enlarger. RUSSIAN CLUB Iront ruw, Iclt to riglit: I ' jt Cotter. I ' aiil Mallv , h)iii Daly, I ' al MLNcnK- . I tank 1 iduccia. ScLoiid row: Jolin Nora, lorn Minwegen, Gregg Ivobelrnski, Dan Doyle, Bill Bryg. Last row: tlcorgc Nahitchcvansky, Charlie DuShane, Joe Morrison, lid Brufke, Ron Golec, Fr. Linz, S.J. Front row, left to right: Patrick Tower, Bill Daddono, Rimon Hoegh, Greg Lauschke, Jim Toomey , John Corcor n Slc inJ row i m McCaffrey, Lawrence Nora, Paul Glower, John Phelan, Tom Dormm, Scott Ulm. Top row. Keith Weber, Jim Hupp, John Padde.i, Wally Versen, Roy Brandys, John Moore. Missing: Mark Callahan, Vince Connor, Albert Gehrke. First row, left to right: Jim Dormin, Fred Alonzi, Jim Doyle, John Graf, Mark Kobehnski, Dennis Culien, Charlie Schultz, Greg Clower. Second row: Kevin Cronin, Greg Godzieia, Tom Moioni, Ed Proesel, Mike Pool, Ed Hardebeck, Mark Adamczyk. Top Row; Mike Murphy, Joe Callahan, Dominic Oldershaw, Al Tomaselli, Greg Baas, Frank Loranger, John Locallo. John Hupp. Officers of the Russian Club President: Michael Garofalo Vice-President: Kevin Moriarity Secretary: Brendon Pollard Treasurer: Edward Sexton GERMAN CLUB Left to right: Mr. Grove, Pete Dorsher, Bob Bank, Bill Ruby, Bob Philipp. CHESS CLUB (■ SPJTiFWJ Ky Sam Cunizaro vs. Bob Tatara in a battle of the wits. Dave DeRose captures an opponent ' s chessman. With the help of its moderator, Mr. Pasquesi, the LA Chess Chib functioned smoothly this year. Bob Campbell served as president, with Bob Tatara to assist him as vice-president. Room 86 was open to all every Tuesday and Thursday after school for both play and practice. A new rating system was established to rank the members on how well they played. Prizes were awarded at the end of the year to club members who participated frequently in various chess activities. Although the Chess Club did not compete in the Catholic High School Chess League, two successful tournaments were held here in Loyola during the fall and spring. Both teachers and students played. Trophies were awarded to the top finishers of the two tournaments. Next year ' s plans include Student-Faculty Chess Matches, more large Chess Tournaments, and competition with other High Schools. Bob Tatara Mr. Pasquesi ponders his fortlicoining maneuver. 145 CHINESE CLUB Front row; Joiiatlian Trutter, Mr. Yen, Jim Dzuibla. Standing; Kevin O ' Neill. Mike Kelly. Tom O ' Brien, Dan Ermatinger, Jerry Sutton, Al Tomaselli, Russell Kuzuhara. S. E. A. Front row. left to right; Tom Arden, Pete Ardeii, Ed Gilaty, Standing: Jim Arden, Dave Burik, MarkTryba. Mitch Gilatv. 146 Tom Rill, JetTllurtiiett, John Spack, and Steve Harp. CHEMISTRY CLUB °SsaL .«„ .,.„,, Seated, left to right: Peter Cook, Mitch Gilaty, Dave Cironibacher. Standing: Tom Poterek, Pete Dorshcr, Tom Helonowski, Pete Leemputtee, Dave DcRose, Pat Helfcnbein, and Mr. Scndy. 147 FORENSICS DEBATE Kneeling, left to right: Paul Pfliol, Dave DeRose, Terry Halloran. Standing: Tom Schumacher, Mr. Brennan, Bob Berry, Joe Bates, Reid Shaw, Mr. Preas. First row, left to right: Ed Ewen, Dave Grombacher Mike Behan Teiry Halioran Bill Leighton, Jim Arden. Second row: Scott Michaelsen, Bob Vottero Ptte Dorsher Dave DeRose Mike Jekot Dan Fiduccia, John Quinley, Reid Shaw. Loyola ' s Forensics team continued their unprecedented success in the C.C.F.L. with the winning of league championship by the varsity team for the second consecutive year, and the fourth year in the last five. Sweeping all four tournaments, the team qualified seven members for the National Championships held in New Orleans. At the novice and junior varsity levels, interest and success rate continued high with hopes for continued excellence in the years to come. This was Loyola ' s first year back into the Debate Division of the Chicago Catholic Forensics League. For the season, our seven teams had an overall record of 30-40. John Quinley and Dan Fiduccia qualified as the second alternate team for the National Catholic Forensics League Championship Tournament. The team, coached by Mr. John Preas, Mr. Terry Brennan. and Mr. Sal Martmez, also competed in Wisconsin this year. Loyola also had six novice teams that had a season ' s record of 26-28. The process of re- building Debate at Loyola has begun, and hopes are high for a strong team next year. Front row, left to right: Cliff Haggenjos, Bill McMenamin. John Bowler, Joe Welinske, John Long. Second row; Dave Ford, Bob Berry, Mike Behan, Paul Pfliol, Terry Halloran, Dave DeRose, Gerry Murphy. Standing: Dan Fiduccia, Mike Murray, Rob Latousek, Dan Durkm, Joe Callahan, Mike Jekot, Greg Condon. 149 Front row, left to right: Ed Eweii, Jim Connell, Cliff Haggeiijos, Mike Jei ot, Scott Miciiaelson. Second row; Bill Leighton, Tom Lane, Tom Gallagher, Pete Dorsher, Dave DeRose. Top row: Greg Condon, Michael Behan, Dave Grom- bacher. Bob Vottero, Jim Arden, John Long, Terry Halloran. TRAINERS Front row, left to right: Dave D ' Silva, Mike Blackstone, John Geffingcr. Top row: Bob Cooper, Mike Callahan, Tom Cooper. 150 The Scaffolding Club received its questionable start three years ago. It was Christmas time when a group of people who were soph- omores were drafted for a task by a man then known as Mr. Stoeger. The task involved hanging a banner from the ceiling in the school chapel, but the difficult part was that the ceiling towered about thirty feet high. Since no ladders were about, it was concluded that the thirty foot scaffold would have to be brought to the chapel from the gym. As the dismantled scaffold was rolled down the hall by this group of people, someone searching for some kind of group identity decided to call it the Scaffolding Club, and from that day on the group was summoned by either Fr. Stoeger or Fr. Reuter whenever any scaffolding work had to be done in the chapel or gym. This year the club worked in the chapel during Christmas and Easter and in the gym for various social events. As the founding fathers of the club leave Loyola this year via graduation, we would like to wish continual success to its future and to give thanks to Fr. Reuter and Fr. Stoeger for their guidance. Mike Garvey Chris Kelly, Pat O ' Connell. and .lim Hughes decorate the chapel. Fr. Reuter, John Haben, Chris Kelly. Jim Hughes, and Bruce Luecke getting serious. John Haben, Bob Berry, Bruce Luecke, Rob Latousek, Greg Smith, Larry Pontarelli, Jim Hughes, Mark Tryba, Pat O ' Connell, Cluis Kelly, John Rotunno, Fr. Reuter. 151 «F J5(S r- First row, left to right: Rich McMenamin, Ray Okigawa, Cluis Kelly, Sam Monoscaico, Jim Hughes, Tom Schumacher, Chip Barry, Bob Latousek. John Haben, Bob Berry. Second row; Bob Hillsman, Jim McAvoy, Sabinas Megwa, Bruce Luecke, Dan Halloran, Sherm Reynolds, Larry Pontarelh. Third row: Willie Stone, Mike Hennig, Mark Eisenbeis, Jay Biagi, Brian Foley, Bill Fay, Rick Reagan. First row, kit to right: Mike Daly, Chris Cotton, Bob Connolly, CharUe Poindexter, Nick Lavezzorio, Tom Faucher, Steve I ' oran, Vic lilippini, David lord. Second row: Jeff Kelly, Gary Huber, Chris Brennan, John Moore, Tim Kelly, Jeff Schiappa, John Rotunno, Jim Valenti, Mark Fahrenbach, Dan Seeberg. Third row: Sam Betar, Barry Sulhvan, Jim Nugent, Jim Brennan, Ken Luxem, Peter Steger, Jim Hickey, Pat Foley, Steve Smith, Jim Hillsman, Art Olivera, Hobie Murnane, John Amato. For over fifty years the National Honor Society has worked to bring the accomplishments of outstand- ing high school students to the atteniion of their classmates, their parents, their communities, and the colleges in which they plan to enroll. Election to the National Honor Society has come to be recognized as one of the more significant honors a high school stu- dent can receive. Membership in the society, however, is more than an honor - it carries with it a responsi- bility and an obligation to promote the qualities which are (he basis for election - leadership, character, scholarship and service. At Loyola Academy eligible students are invited to submit their qualifications, and they then are voted upon by members of the faculty with the afore- mentioned qualities the criteria for selection. Members of the National Honor Society contribute many services to Loyola Academy, most significant of which is the implementation of the tutoring program. Bottom row, left to right: John Thompson, John Pont, Jim Luxem, Ed Condon, Thomas Faucher, Peter Steger, Craig Boos. Second row: Scott I ' eiereisel, Chris Perille, Tom Morrison, Oiarles Saulsberry, Tom Helenowski, Hobie Murnane, Rick Carbonara. Third row: Dan Seeberg, John T. Kerwin, Tom Feifar, John Neafsey, Frank Fiduccia, Bill Schramm, Mrs. Sullivan. Fourth row: Jim Hillsman, Bill Sliwa, Chad Sain, Pete Lecmputtee, Bob Cooper, Mitch Gilaty. Top row: Jim Brennan, Bob Tatara, Jim Spector, John Quinley, Gerry Murphy, Pat Lecmputte, Jim Hickey, Bernie Kane. Bottom row: Mike Szewczyk, Mario Moussa, Bob Hillsman, Mark Meyers, Bob Loeb, Jim Hughes, Bob Berry, Mike Crowley. Second row: Mark Ballard, Willie Stone, John Fox, Jim Reidy, Joe YedUcka, Tom Corbett, Frank Santamarina, Pat O ' Connell. Third row: Tim O ' Connor, Mike Garofalo, John Haben, Randy Ruggaard, Doug Wambach, Steve Prang, Rich McMenamin. Bob Falk. Fourth row: MikeC.arvey, Marty Gleason, Paul Zieske, John Palmer, Reid Shaw, Bob Latousek, Tom Schumacher, Joe Zuercher. Fifth row: John Keating, Mark Gross, John Huston, Ken Rodino, Rob Dreger, Brace Luecke, Mike Murray, Mike Dentcn. Top row; Pat Hinkamp, Bill Cerney, Chuck Leibrandt, Ed Vidal, Dave Bunk, Mike Sierks, Bill Hupp. PREP Mr. Velasco, Dan Fiduccia, and Mike Murray. Tlus year marked the second volume of the PREP REVIEW. Under the editorship of Mike Murray, the staff put out five issues. Beginning with a new printing process, the REVIEW examined throughout the year such issues as Watergate, Senior Prom, Loyola Student Handbook and THE EXORCIST. Surveys were taken on Watergate and on activities at Loyola. Editorial assistance was provided by Dan Fiduccia, Reid Shaw and John Keating. Dave Burik, Greg Opelka, and Frank Santamarina consistently came through with articles. As for the PREP WEEKLY, Jim Hillsman and Mike Daly produced issues throughout the year, with their staff. A WEEKLY first was the Christmas locker contest. The format of the WEEKLY was also changed and included a more extensive use of photography. Mr. James J. Velasco was editor of both papers for the fourth year. Front rows, left to right: Reid Shaw, Jim Hillsman, Paul Pfliol, Mike Murray, Mike Daly. Top row: Dave Burik, John Keating, Rob Latousek, Mike Walters, Mr. Velasco, Dan Fiduccia. Left to right; Tom Sciurmachcr, Steve Otter, Ed Vidal, Mark Tryba, Gerry Murpliy, Mark Meyers, Bob Berry, Greg Opelka, Jim Reidy. Left to right; Mark Bailey, Chad Sain, Tom Condon, Rick Carbonara, and Jim Sciiulte. 155 INSECT CLUB Left to right: Mr. Morelli, John Quinley, Pete Dorsher, Ed Ewen, Lou Hector, Jim Connell, John Jung. HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB Lett to light Jiiii O Grady Goidon Snyder and Jim Tracey. 156 Bottom Row, left to right; Mike Schioeder, Mary Ann Barasa, Sam Monoscalco, Cindy Wblf, Sue Nixon, Tony Danielak. Second Row: Ray Okigawa, Mary Ellen Orr, Linda Kolleng, Jan Wolf, Martha Kiefer, Maribeth Dollard, Mary Joan Semkowicz, Maureen O ' Grady, Anna Adler, John Mahon. Top Row: John Keating, Bill Bransley, Mark Tryba, Paul Otter, Mrs. Nixon, Charlie Poindexter, Mark Gross, Chris Kelly, Mike Daly. Sam Monoscalco and Mark Gross. Top to bottom: Martha Kiefer, Sue Nixon, Mary Ann Barasa, Maribeth Dollard, Anna Adler. 157 Cindy Wolf, Sam Monoscalco, and Charlie Poindexter pause for a break. Cheerleaders (top to bottom) Anna Adler, Martha Kiefer, Maribeth Dollard, Mary Ann Barasa, Sue Nixon, Ray Okigawa, Mike Schroeder, Sam Monoscalco, and Tony Danielak build a pyramid. Through thick and thin, this energetic group of cheerleaders kept right on truckin ' . With captains Sam Monoscalco and Sue Nixon, the group showed up at football games, basketball, swimming, wrestling, cross-country, soccer, track, water polo, and many other events too numerous to mention. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nixon (known to the cheerleaders as mom ), they cheered throughout the whole game or match whether win or lose. The cheerleaders consisted of six Marillac and five Regina girls. While the boys were nine seniors and four juniors. Besides cheering at games, the girls had a pom-pom squad which did different routines at half-times of football and basketball games. Several times our pom-pom squad and Marillac ' s pom- pom squad combined to give the crowd a double thrill. The squad even had the help of the Northwestern cheerleading squad so we would have that professional look. They showed us more elaborate mounts and jumps, helped on our cheers, and made us realize we are an organized group able to do any- thing. The cheerleaders had a long and fruitful season under Mrs. Nixon and hope their leadership will inspire others to join and lead this school on to victory. Bill Bransley Mary Ann Barasa and Mary Jean Semkowicz. Sam Monoscalco and Linda Kolleng dance the polka. Cheering on the Basketball Team. i Sam Monoscalco holds up the pack. Why are all these guys smiling? Keeping the crowd alive 159 Left to right: Mrs. Graf. Mark Callahan, Brian McLean, Mrs. Heinzen, Charlie Poinde.xter. RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS BOARD 160 Fr. Arimond making a few suggestions. Around the table are Mrs. Edward G. Denten, Mr. Jerome Spellman, Rev. Paul Clifford, S.J., Fr. Arimond, S.J., John Scapin, Mrs. Peter Brennan, and Danny Doyle. Other mem- bers of the board not pictured are John CipoUa, Rev. James Gschvvend, S.J., Rev. John Helm, S.J., Mr. Robert Kajdan, Mr. John Costello, Rev. Lawrence Reuter, S.J., and Rev. John Sulhvan, S.J. CHRISTIAN LIFE COMMUNITY lit: Jim Schulct, Dan Doyle, Sam Monoscalco, Fr. Clifford, S J Bob Berry, Rob Latousek. Under the leadership of Father Paul Clifford, several young men engaged themselves in the business of forming a Christian Community among themselves. But if it were only among themselves, it would be defeating its own purpose. Therefore, the group e.xtended itself to helping the needy of Chicago. Even though the effort only dented the real needs of Chicago ' s poor, SOMETHING was done. The group is anxious for new members, but only the serious minded need apply. Loading up some gopds are Joe Bates, Tom Schumacher, and Tim Kelly. RAILROAD CLUB In ascending order: Mr. Moorhead, Mark Krawiec, John Sternig, Bob Curley, Leon Delano, Rich Sieben. Jeff Zondlo and Bill Isaacson order a little chow. Leon Delano and Bob Curley on the caboose. John Sternig takes a walk along the tracks. STUDENT COUNCIL The General Assembly conducting business. Student Council completed its second successful year under the new caucus system. The Council ' s work ran the gamut from the installation of a drinking facility in the cafeteria to the sensational Heartsfield concert. The usual social activities were planned and run well (films, coffee- houses, dances), as well as a special week of Homecoming festivities and an expanded intramural program. The efficiency and responsibility of the council was exemplified by their work with the administration, the Open House, and the planning of Mini-Course and Festival of the Arts weeks. This year, the council was characterized by concerned, questioning debate centering around social issues and problems of our time. The council moved beyond the realm of 1100 N. Laramie Ave. and the representatives ' concern spanned issues from the impeachment of President Nixon to work with the United Farmworker boycott. Work in conjunction with Sodality produced the most successful Food Drive in many years. A special note of recognition should be given to the of- ficers: Bob Hillsman, Larry Pontarelli, Jim Hugli s, and Rich McMenamin. Their dedication and effort provided a worthy example of teamwork. The Big Four: Rich McMenamin. Treasurer; Bob Hillsman, Presi- dent; Larry Pontarelli, Vice-President; and Jim Hughes, Secretary. Humorous Hughes dehghts Mr. Bohan with a sly comment. Front row, left to right: JetT Scluappa, Don Wmtei , John Luxeni, Charhe Poindexter, Jerry McKerr. Second row: Tim Ahlering, Jim Dolan, Rich Mazanek, Greg Smitii, George Curry, Pete BrocoUo, Mark Meyers, Tim Grothaus. Top row: Dan Parker, Matt Reminiak, Rich Wiermanski, Doug Wambacli. Mr. Maurer offers a bit of advice to the Assembly. Bob HiUsman in a reflective mood. MOTHERS CLUB Mothers Club Officers (left to right) are Mrs. Robert A. Tracey, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. William C. Moore, First Vice-President; Mrs. James Whalen. Social Chairman; Mrs. Ronald N. Eisenbeis, Presi- dent; Rev. John J. Foley, S.J., Moderator; and Mrs. John C. Donlin, Recording Secretary. FATHERS CLUB Fathers ' Club OflicciN (Icit to right) are Mr. E. Lee Coiu-i , V KL-I ' rcsidcnt; Mi. Donald E. Ambrose, Secretary-Treasurer; Rev. John J. Foley, S.J., Moderator; Mr. Clare C. Acfon, President; and Mr. C. Jerome Sullivan, Sophomore Vice-President. SPANISH CLUB Front row, left to right: Chuck Saulsberry, Mike Rzany, Adolph Letke. Middle row: Jeff Schiappa, Art Olivera, Mark Mclntyre, Chuck All worth. John Herbert. Top row: Mr. Sanza, Keith Brunelli, Rubin Alvarez. Gabriel Rodriquez. RichMazanek, Kevin Murphy, Miss Hernandez. MATH CLUB Left to right: Mr. Bettina, John Herbert. John Kasper.Mark Bauer, Tom Gavin, and A. Mallerdino. 166 GUILD Left to right: Mike Roberson, Len Kryszewski, Gene Bensinger, Fr. O ' Shaughnessy, John Wagener, Frank Healy, Rob Latousek, John Long. Top row, left to right: Chris Widmer, Chad Sain, Charles Saulsberry, Jonathan Trutter. First row: Jim Connell, Ray Okigawa, Fred Braskamp, George Nahitchevansky. Front: John T. Kerwin. CREATOR 167 WAR GAMES CLUB Frist row, left to right: George Nahitchevansky, Tony Quintanilla, Tom Daly, Rich Carlson, William Bryg. Second row; Scott Ulm, Tim Dorr, Chad Sain, Chuck Saulsberry, Paul Zieski, Dave Summa. ASTRONOMY CLUB Left to right: Mr. Pasquesi, Tim Dorr, Mike Widera, Jim Connell. BICYCLE CLUB The entire bike club. The Bike Club with its enormous membership of 80 souls con- ducted a fine schedule of events. Rides were taken to Fort Sheridan. Brookfield and Lincoln Park Zoos, and Dan Wright Woods near O ' Hare. Then there was the overnighter to Lake Geneva. Dan Scapin and John Jakobsze outdid themselves by riding 1 20 miles in one day. Any challengers? Next year more trips and more over- nighters are planned. Bike Club members Chad Sain, John Jakobsze, Keith Weber, Mr. Zank, Dave Marchiori, and Dan Scapin. Chad Sain sprints ahead. Mr. Zank leads the pack. ■.t;t? -A i- ' - •s .- ti j o j Vf f «i 4?J R A M B L I N f 1 N HOMECOMING An Injun ' Summer was presented by the Senior Class of 1974 at the Homecoming Dance. The unique decorations including some special blacklite effects set the stage and FLIGHT provided its familiar versions of familiar tunes which have made them a main- stay of North Shore dances. The consensus of senior opinion was that the pre-dance warm-ups supervised by the Wilmette Boys were as much a part of the evening ' s frivolities as the dance itself. Bill Bransley and Mary Ann Kiefer. Fr. Renter welcomes one of the ladies. Brian Aliern and Gerry Murphy with dates Pat Bush and Mary Wuertz. Making an appearance are Mark Forrestal, Tom Munson, Stan Banas, and their dates. Sam Monoscalco with Jan Wolf. Ihe hi ' jun Summer centerpiece is exiiibited with splendor. Dan De La Torre and Rich Mena enjoy the dance with tjieir dates. Jack Schufreider and his honey get something to drink. Vince Pierri is about to unload upon the CARMEL CAR. Mark Muench and his date. Bo Kemper releases tension as he knocks out the headlights. §w« a ! ' ' t i ||; jlfeM! ' :m kfi - ' Kt ■ i fT y , fiCTMGBj! il m B ijlp i t 1 jpE CJ m n ■t w a_ | 1. S ' i ' -h W jEi 5 f m M 6ft ' ■■■■ ■ V? ill IS! 1 m ™ 1: Charhe Pomdexter and his quick feet. Exemplifying the atmosphere of the evening. CHARLIE BROWN Tom Schumacher as Charlie Brown. Gerald Murphy plays the lovable Snoopy. Chip Barry, Pat Nugent, Denise McGowan, Tom Schumacher, Bridget Hall, and Gerry Murphy. 175 The first theatrical production at Loyola this year was You ' re A Good Man. CharHe Brown presented on October 26,27,28. The play, a musical, was directed by Ray Rayner of WGN-TV and is based on the characters of the Peanuts comic strip. The cast in- cluded Tom Schumacher as the depressed and inferior Charlie Brown, Chip Barry as the lovable and blanket-loving Linus, Jerry Murphy as everyone ' s favorite beagle. Snoopy, and Pat Nugent as the musically- inclindeSchroeder.Two girls from Reginaalso turned in magnificent performances in making Charlie Brown such a hit: Denise McGowan as Lucy and Bridget Hull as Patty. The play was superior in many ways-effective staging, lush lighting, a beautiful set, bright musical accompaniment and an even brighter crew of stage hands and props people. No one who saw it, whether a Peanuts fan or not, can forget the lunch bag over Charlie Brown ' s head; the Book Report; the nightly drama of the leaf; the red baron bit; the ' happiness finale. It was truly a great beginning to Loyola ' s fine arts program for 1973-1974. The Crew, top row, is Don Carlson, Chris Kelly, Greg Smith, and John Rotunno. Bottom row: Tim Kelly, Paul D ' Agostino, Bill Home, John Haben, Chris Perille, and Mike Brady. Denise McGowan and Bridget Hall talk things over. the doctor is ' ' In Tom Schumacher getting some free advice. Chip Barry, Flower Child ' Mike Connolly, Linda Connolly, Frank Sanfamarina, Mary Donoahue, Tom Schu- macher. Mark Meyers, and Mary Beth Dollard in the opening of falvue 74. Joe Abbate, Bob Byrnes, and Mark Biasco accept the award for Loyola. Winner of the large act, Loyola ' s own, Wooden Nickel ' Shoila tronin ot S;;crcd Heart. It ' s always a great time when Talvue comes to town. Talent from north, south, east, and west converge on Loyolas 25 acres and in various ways show us wlio ' s got the gifts. The 1974 edition of Talvue was no exception to the rule. Woodlands was there and so was Regina. Loyola of course was on hand as host and competitor. Holy Family gave us a look at another culture. All in all it was a great evening and everyone was sad when the last note was sung. The Holy Family Afros Judy Mangione of St. Scholastica. ' Another Openin ' from Woodlands Academy. Jerry Cascino and Regina ' s act. Regina dancing m the Fascinatin Forties Howard Feierstein and the Gordon Jazz Band. A little Boo-Hoo from Patty Bowe as she accepts the Hogan for Regina. RAMBLE Tigers and lions and elephant tusks. Going once, going twice, going, going, gone. The motif for the 74 Ramble was An African Safari. Appropriate decorations livened up the gym for this unusual evening. Hundreds of guests turned out to enjoy themselves and to help the school in its fund raising effort. A Gallup Poll reveals almost every- one had a good time. Only a few grouches could be counted. This lady goes for a quick dip in the duck pond ' ' The Budvveiser raft is always a popular item. The official auctioneer. 180 Fr. Reuter tickles the keys of a fine piano. Mr. Schurz listens attentively. One of the nunlerou displays. Hobie Murnane makes a spectacle of lunis Tom Faucher and his friends check out one of the pin-ball games. FACULTY TAL VUE Mr. Serpe plays Bobby Diggs ' ' Fr. Walker, Mr. Serpe, Fr. Humbert, Mr. Pasquesi, and Mr. Clark sing the good old songs. Doc Pirsein astounds liis audience with the help of Fr. Arimond and Fr. Reuter. Fr. Arimond doing his Bob Newhart impersona- tion. 182 BAL MASQUE Steve Hardy and Calire Hanagan. Resting amid a good night ' s dance are Mark DeVito, John Frendreis, and their dates. Our favorite popcorn vendors, Mike Kennedy and his daie. Rob Latousek and Chris Kelly lead the funeral march. The world of comic strip characters unfolded at this year ' s Bal Masque. It was the first major dance in several years that was held in the cafeteria. No one, however, seemed to mind. The tremendous job of decoration lended itself to a warm and friendly atmosphere. Great imagination and effort showed in the tremendous array of costumes displayed at the dance. During the course of the evening there were visits from Lfl Abner, the Pillsbury Dough Boy, Hagar the Horrible, a funeral procession and the devil (offering free possessions). Prizes were awarded for the most original costume, the costume which best illustrated the theme of the dance, etc. Ask anyone who attended and he ' ll agree-this year ' s Bal Masque was super! Denise McGowan, Tim Kelly, and John Rotunno. Mike Leemputtee and his date. Pat Leemputtee and Minnie Mouse. Lucy Shepherd, Rick Haas, Jamie Goodrich, and Joe Karlovich having a good time. Every year, usually in October, Loyola Academy organizes an Open House for incoming freshmen and their families. The purpose of this evening is to give interested eighth grade students a chance to observe Loyola before deciding where to apply. An enormous contribution to the success of the Open House each year comes from the student body. To make sure that the interested parties see as many of the activities displayed as possible, ushers are needed to escort them throughout the school. These ushers are all students of Loyola. They are also needed to set up and operate the displays of the various activities of the school. These students, who volunteered their time in order to carry out an important facet of the Loyola year, deserve special thanks. John VVagener displays iiis stamps. Bob Berry, Steve Smith, and Gary Huber give a smiling welcome. Kevin Daly puts on the final touch at the Russian Club. Tom Daly and Mitch Gilaty looking intelligent. HELLO DOLLY What a cast! Mike Connolly, Sam Monoscaico, Rob Latousek, and Mark Meyers demonstrate fancy footwork. Maureen O ' Grady seems pertrubed at the humor of Donna Welch. For years now, Loyola Academy lias been producing spring musicals that shook the stage of Loyola, and one thai lit the faces of many people was the musical Hello Dolly. There has never been a play that gathered so many different people together for one specific purpose. That purpose was to put on a successful musical. Not enough people realize the satisfaction one gets from being in a play. The good feeling of meeting new friends, knowing you need them and most important knowing they need you. There has never been a play in which so many smiling people got together and created one BIG smile. The one person who was responsible for this smile was our own director, Fr. Reuter. Without him Loyola plays just wouldn ' t be plays. Fr. Reuter in not only a priest, but a friend as well. He is not only interested in putting on a play, but also tries to help stu- dents understand themselves and others. His interest in us, as stu- dents, is why we put on successful plays. Our productions aren ' t just for us, but also for Fr. Reuter. For the seniors, Hello Dolly was the last high school play, but we ' ll all have to agree it was the best. Sheila Haggerty and Peter Mohawk carefully portrayed Ermengarde and Ambrose Kemper. Bob Berry, Dawn Lucchese, and the popular waiters. Dawn Lucchese as a very charming Dolly. In the courtroom secene are (from left to right) Sheila Haggerty, Peter Maureen O ' Grady and Donna Welch were milliners for four Mohawk, Bob Berry, Mary Fran Dwyer, Donna Welch, Tom Schumacher, days. Dawn Lucchese, Brian McCourt, Maureen O ' Grady, Chip Barry, and The Honorable Paul Pfohl. I A t ' Mlif Brian McCourt (Horace Vandergelder) shows an attraction for Ermengarde (as played by Mary Fran Dwyer). First row, left to right: John Haben, Bruce Luecke, Gary Schumacher, Joe Spellman, Mike Garofalo, John Mahon, Jim Sheperd. Second Row: Fr. Reuter, Chris Kelly, Greg Smith, Tim Kelly, Mike Halloran, Pat Nugent, Tracey Finn. Third mixed row: Mark Adamczyk, Bill Bransley, John Keating, Reid Shaw, Matt Hayes, Peter Broccolo, Mike Marzano, Ed Peckles, Bill MiUikin, Frank McGivern, Don Carlson, Paul D ' Agostino, Jim llillsman, Mark Eisenbeis, Dave Vukits. Fourth mixed row: Terry Halloran, Jim Tracey, Brian Bumpus, Brian McLean, Mike Dudek, Terry McGurn. Peeping through the slit in the wood is John Kohl. Tom SchuinaL ' lK ' i . Dmiiia Welch. Chip Berry, and Maureen O ' Grady dance to ' Put On Your Sunday Clothes . KRACKER CONCERT Loyola ' s second annual concert, held on March 8, proved to be as successful as the first. Sponsored by the Student Council the two groups teatured were HEARTS- FIELD and KRACKER. Heartsfield, the midwest ' s hottest top rock band, is a six man band which originated in the Chicago area over a year and a half ago. The group blends pure harmonies, sweet guitar playing and unique lyrics that solidify and enhance the groups total sound. Their debut album, Heartsfield won them nationwide fame. Kracker is a hard driving, rock and rollicking, five piece band. The group, which formed in Miami in 1971, was the back-up group for the Rolhng Stones during their European Tour. The over 1 ,000 people who sat in the gym that Friday night, seemed to thoroughly enjoy the concert. Special thanks should be given to the Student Council officers who worked hard to make the concert such a success. Kracker comes on strong. A side shot of Heartsfield ' s bass player. The crowd really loved the two different sounds they h eard that night. FOLK DAY The primary reason for the existence of Tlie American Folk Tradition was to bring great songs, performed by true artists, to students throughout Illinois. The concept of The American Folk Tradition solves the logistic and financial problems which prevent all but a handful of students from seeing, hearing, and questioning artists performing American folk music. Fred Holsteni, Art Thieme, and Ed Holstein came to Loyola to discuss and perform American folk music, the soul of our nation. The program was entertaining, but above all educational. Being American folk music, it could not help being both of engrossing and didactic value. It was simple, bold, realistic, and direct. The educators artists in this program are all professional performers oi ' traditional folk music. Their spectrum ranges from performance to instruction. They demonstrably have the gift to involve students. It is more than obvious that The American Folk Tradition was no concert. It is rather an instructive experience beyond the world of the classroom. Ed Holstein, Fred Holstein, and Art Thieme. Fred Holstein. Wliat can we say about tliis picture? MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Fr. Gschwend talks to the freshmen. In a serious mood, we betook ourselves to the Mass of the Holy Spirit one September morn. Our reason for going was to pray for a most serious intention: to see and to love the truth. The year is long, the prob- lems are many. Help us, Lord, in our confusions. The Junior Class. Steve Kasmiatis receives The Eucharist from Father Malloy. llic C ' hailcbtoii ' . ' Jeff Kelly ' s eyes should be on someone else. May 4th was the evening the Torch Club turned Loyola into The Shire. The theme of the 1974 Tuhp Trot was THE HOBBIT. The question most asked of the general chairmen, Willie Stone, Bob Berry and Tim Kelly, What is a Hobbit? The answer was simple-see the decorations chairman, John Haben, Dave Ford and Chris Kelly. Being trapped within their giant castle (the best centerpiece ever) they could only send the inquisitive to the music chairman and creator of the theme, Mike Hennig. Hobbits are little people, who don ' t like to hurry and love to laugli, eat, drink and have parties; wliich sums up what the participants of the dance were like. A good time was had by all and special thanks were extended to Dan Halloran, Jim Hughes, Brian Foley, Chip Barry and Rob Latousek, Mike Halloran looks on as his date gets in to It . It was the crowd tliat made it a terrific Tulip Trot. Rick Haas and Jaiiiic Gondiich dancin ' to the music Enter and behold the fancy foot-wortv ot Mike Dal MINI COURSE WEEK Steve Teitra entertains at the Folk Festival. Doc and John Fox dressing a volunteer ' s knee. The purpose of Loyola Academy ' s mini-course week is defined as; a concentrated, short term learning activity, usually related to a single concept or topic of study. The mini-course can take many forms. It can be a short unit, one facet of a traditional course, or the content need not be related to a traditional dis- cipline. The courses are built around various objectives-academic, non-academic, service, avocational, vocational and communica- tions. The coursescan be of varied length, ranging from two to three full days to a few hours a day for a week period. They can be offered in allotted times during school hours or in the evening. The aims of our program are : 1 ) To provide for students learning opportunities which are not provided in the traditional curriculum. 2) To provide pursuits of all kinds, inside and outside the confines of the school building. 3) To provide additional educational experi- ences that are relevant and meaningful to students. 4) To enable students to have access to qualified resource persons in the Ciiicago metropolitan area. 5) To allow students the opportunity to demon- strate that they can be responsible and accountable for a portion of their education. 6) To allow students to pursue interests without the pressure of grades and final examinations. 7) To allow instructors to teach courses in which they have a personal interest. Lastly, 8) To promote a unified Loyola community-students, teachers, counselors and administrators. Tom Gavin planning his strategy. Tlie Art Class was a big success. Tim Breen attempts a shot. Mr. Austin looks on as his class whips up another of their specialties. Steve Strauss helps out one of his pupils. Brian Donoghue expresses himself BARBEaUE Mary Beth Dollard by a nose. Tim Constable Willie Stone gives Mary Lambert a pointer. Fr. Renter and one of his hang-ups, Mike Denten. STRETCH FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Festival of the Arts was Loyola ' s second annual exploration into artistic expansion for its students and faculty. Many opportunities were made available both for artistic creativity and plain enjoyment. The 45 color and black white photos that comprise the 1973 Kodak National Scholastic Awards Photo Contest were put on display. Noontime events allowed everyone to learn about and get inside the world of art. drama, music, and film. Evening events featured performances by Loyola per- formance groups. And throughout the entire week, John Geis presided as our artist in residence. John, a Loyola alumnus and recent graduate from the University of Dayton, is the holder of a degree in Fine Arts. During the week, he taught and demonstrated such art forms as water colors, acrylics, and silk screening; John also exhibited many of his own works. A coordinated effort by all concerned helped to turn this into an exciting and in- formative diversion from everyday academic concerns. The combined forces of Regina and Loyola for their annual Spring Concert. Mark Mclntyre and friend display some fine talent. Mr. Bartosz keeps a watchful eye on the photog=- rapher. Jim Brennan expresses himself. ROCK CANTATA The Band and the Board of Rehgious Affairs teamed up in December to present an Advent piece with a modern flavor. For three evenings the chapel rocked with song. Each evening drew an even bigger crowd than the previous and by the third night, people had to be turned away. The Rock Cantata was certainly different, yet not irreverent. It seems well worth doing again. Even Mr. Martens sings. Paul Scrooge Nuccio. Steve Hardy jammmg with the Jazz Band. Ann Kelly, soloist. PROM Joe Bianco, Rico Mills, Jeff Gall and their dates. The dance at its best. Tim McNulty hands out the bid to Martha Garvey and Bob Berry. Pat O ' Connell manhandling Patti .Allabastro. What a night and what a day! Those words are an understated account of what the senior class experienced during the prom and its after effects. Sucii an occasion was eagerly anticipated and surpassed its expectations. Everyone cherished the fine food, the fantastic music, and the exquisite ballroom features. Though there was some grumbling prior to the prom, attendance was maximum and the vast majority were in formal attire. Tiie after hours of the prom were just icing on the cake. In the minds of all who attended, the prom will be remembered as an exciting and eventful evening. Standing: Jeff Jacobs, June Traina, Mike Garvey, and Pat Stanton. Sitting: Nary Ann Barasa, Rene LavioUette, Mike Garofalo, Bob Chapman, and Terry Selfridge. Cute Jimmy McAvuy. Tom McKee and Anna Adler. Willie Stone dodges from Mary Lambert. A well-mannered Mark Clark. Pausing between bites are George Ballentine and liis date. Mark Feieieisel res GRADUATION The faculty proceeds to their places at the Mass. Fr. Stoeger assists Fr. Reinke. It happens every year, yet every one is different. This year could be remembered as a nice, cool day outside, a record dispatch of diplomas, a farewell to Mr. Roach, or a surprise by a streaker. Wliatever it was, it was Graduation ' 74. Father Reinke was there with Dr. Cornog. A chorus of thousands of brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers, aunts and uncles and grandparents came out to congratulate three hundred and si.xty seven graduates who received the parchment. To them, also, the Loyola YEAR offers a toast, a salute, and heartfelt Godspeed. Valedictorian Ken Rodino speaks at the Baccalaureate Mass. 202 A relaxing Senior Class prior to the ceremonies. The annual graduation address is delivered by Fr. Reinke. Mr. Roach receives the President ' s Award from Fr. Reinke. Fr. Arimond reads the list of those meriting giaduaiion. Joe Bonivel receives his diploma from Fr. Reinke. Anxiously awaiting for their diplomas. Fi. Reutei leads the Seniors liom the gym to the football field. Mike Szewczyk walks a va with his puzed possession . 204 PARENT PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Abbate Mr. and Mrs. Clare C. Acton Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Adams Jerry and Noreen Adier Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Alonzi Mr. and Mrs. John W. Arden Mr. and Mrs. Phihp Armato Dr. Malcohri L. Bass Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. George M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Balog Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R, Banas Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bansfield Mr. and Mrs, James Basile Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bates, Sr. Mrs. Thomas L. Batina Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Becker Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bendix J.R.Bernier.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Berry Samuel J. Betars Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Buecher Mr. and Mrs. James F. Biagi Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Blacklidge Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bonk Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boos Dr. and Mrs. John J. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Brandys Joan and Bob Bransley Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Brauchli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bredemann Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Briatta Dr. and Mrs. E.A. Broccolo Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Buckrucker Mr. and Mrs. John T. Burke Mr. and Mrs. John F. Burns Mr. and Mrs. R. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Callahan Dr. and Mrs. John J. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Cagney Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carbonara Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Carrigan P. Carroll Dr. R.M. Casas Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Cavenaugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cerney Mr. and Mrs. William N. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Peter J. Chinetti Dr.andMrs. N.C.Choukas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chuckas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chnstmann Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. CipoUa Hugli S. Clark Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clower Jim and Celine Cogley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Condon Mrs. Nancy L, Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cooper Mr, and Mrs. Thomas J. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. P.H. Corboy Nicholas C. Couzin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Peggy Crumley Dr. and Mrs. Ulisse P. Cucco Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culhane Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cullen Mr. and Mrs, Donn C. Dack Mr. and Mrs. William Daddono, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. D ' Agostino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Daly, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Herbery E. DeGreiiier Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Delano, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Rolando de la Torre Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Denten Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Denten Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeVito Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. DeWald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiCicco Mr. and Mrs. Burtis J. Dolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Dondanville Mr. and Mrs. John L, Donlin Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dorband Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Dore Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dormin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorsher Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D ' Silva Dr. and Mrs. August J. Durso Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dwyer Mrs. Ronald Eisenbeis Greg Eisinger Mr. and Mrs. Don Elmi Judge and Mrs. Paul F. Elward Mr. and Mrs. John F. Endres Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Enright Mr, and Mrs. Francis Erklin Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ewen Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Fahrenbach Mr. and Mrs. David B. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Ale.x Fedorowicz Mr. and Mrs. Charles B, Fiduccia Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Figlewicz Dr. and Mrs. Victor Filippini Mr. and Mrs. M. Donald Foran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A, Foran PARENT PATRONS Kneeling: Steve and Kevni Forrestal Standing Roland and Mark Forrestal. Dr. and Mrs. Ray Fiocchi Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen X. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Roland Forsyth. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fo.x Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Freund Mr. and Mrs, Vito P. Galie Mary Claire and John Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Camber Dr. and Mrs. Rafael M. Garces Dr. and Mrs. Julio R. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Gilaty Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Givens. Jr. General and Mrs. John S. Gleason, Jr. R.R. Godziela Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Goschy Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Green Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Gavin Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Grombacher Jane L. Grove Mr. and Mrs. John G. Guercio Angelberto Guevara, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Gutekanst Mr. and Mrs. John J. Guzaldo, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Haas Mr. and Mrs. R. Wm. Haben Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Haggenjos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Halloran Mr. and Mrs. J. Halminiak Dr. and Mrs. James L. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hansen Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Harlan Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Healey Judge and Mrs. John F. Hechinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hein Drs. Adam and Irene Helenowski Bernard A. Hennig Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hickey Mr. and Mrs. John Hielscher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hielscher Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Hilhnger Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hinkamp Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hoegli Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hogan Mr. Leo J. Holihan Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Horcher Mr. and Mrs. H. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hulseman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Huston Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hynes 11 Rudolph J. Iberle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irsay Mr. and Mrs. William M. Isett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Ivy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Jagla Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jahns Mrs. Leroy L. Janczak Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jans Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Jason Dr. and Mrs. Edward Jekot Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Johansen Mr. and Mrs. John T, Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jung Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kalabay Dan Kamrow Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Kasper, Jr. Dr. Walter A. Kassaraba Mr. and Mrs. William H. Keim Thomas B. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy Mr. and Mra. James C. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knoll Hon. and Mrs. M.P. Kobelinski Leonard F. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Kohl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kolod Dr. and Mrs. Jan Koszyk Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kracher Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wm. Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kraychy Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kuhter Mr. and Mrs. Armin H. Kusswurm Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kutselas Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lamermayer Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Langill Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Latousek Mr. and Mrs. John Lauglilin Mr. and Mrs. Al Lauschke Mr. and Mrs. William Lavezzorio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Lavin Mr. and Mrs. James F. Leary Lai L. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Leisner Mr. and Mrs. Marty Leoni Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lo Galbo Mr. and Mrs. F. Vern Lahart Mr. and Mrs. John R. Linton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lohre Mr. and Mrs. John M. Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loranger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Losczyk, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Luecke Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mack Mr, and Mrs. John R. Maginot Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Maitzen Mr. and Mrs. John P. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Mallerdino Mr. and Mrs, James J, Maloney Mr, and Mrs, James P, Malooly Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Mancuso Mr, and Mrs, Francis S. Mangan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mannebach Mr. and Mrs. Pat Marcy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marchiori Dr. and Mrs. Brana Markovich Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. Marrese Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marx Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masciopinto Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Maude, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mazanek Mr, and Mrs, Jeremiah D, McAuliffe Mr, and Mrs, George McDonnell Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth V, McGinity Diane McGowan Mr, and Mrs, John R, McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McHugh Patrick Mclntyre Kathleen and Ralph McKee Mr. and Mrs. John McKerr Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. James F. McNulty, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Osvaldo Mena Mr. and Mrs. B. Menarik Dr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Metzger L3 i i h 1 i 206 ; . PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Meyers Dr. and Mrs. Antoni Mianowski Mr. and Mrs. E. Dan Miller. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minorini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miotti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickey Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mitchell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. John Mix, Jr. Donald Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Roy MoUer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. MoUoy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. William C. Moore Eugene T. and Wilma L. Moroni Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Moschrano Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Moussa Mr. and Mrs. William Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Munson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nee Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Needham Patrick C. Nichol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Nierzwicki Dr. and Mrs. Ricahrd Nilges Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nimrod Dr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Nottoli Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Nugent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nugent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. O ' Brien Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. O ' Brien Dr. and Mrs. F.T. O ' Connell Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O ' Connor Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. O ' Connor William R. O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Dan O ' Day Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. O ' Grady Mr. and Mrs. Kazuichi Okigawa Dr. and Mrs. Arturo Olivera Mr. and Mrs. John J. O ' Malley Mr. and Mrs. James P. O ' Neill Enrique A. Onetti Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Opelka Mr. and Mrs. S. Osman Dr. and Mrs. William T. Osmanski Hon. and Mrs. John A. Ouska Walter and Joyce Ovaert Mr. and Mrs. John F. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Evans A. Papageorge Gino Papini Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrilli Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pasek Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Penile Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perhaus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Person Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Philbrick Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pierri Dr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Pisani Mr. and Mrs. John T. Plunkett Dr. Kenneth H. Potts Mrs. Katie L. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prang Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pridmore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Priske Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Pigozzi Mr. and Mrs. James V. Proesel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Piraino Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Al A. Prun Mr. and Mrs. Matt S. Raimondi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rak Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Raminiak Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rathslag Mr. and Mrs. J. PhiUp Reichmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. V. Riordan MarceUno and Lucida Rita Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Rodino Gabriel A. Rodriguez, M.D. Henry Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Roller Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rothing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rotunno Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ruby Mr. and Mrs. William Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Knute Ruggaard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Sala Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Sanabria Mr. and Mrs. F. Santamarina Dr. and Mrs. L.I. Santiago, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scherer Dr. and Mrs. Fred B. Schiappa Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Schirmang Mr. and Mrs. James Schlindwein Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Shuma Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber, Sr. Vincent Schreiber John T. Schroeder Jack Schufreider John Schulte Robert J. Schulte Charles E. Schultz John A.M. Schumacher Richard C. Schumacher German D. Scott T. Mackin Sexton A.R. Shaw Leo Sheridan, Jr. Richard D. Silha Joseph J. Simon William G. Simpson Robert L. Sklodowski William Slaven Arthur W. Sliwa Jesse C. Smith William D. Sokohck PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sommer Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sorensen Dr. and Mrs. William S. Spector Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Spieglan Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Spinuzza Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Steel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wm. Steger Roderick A. and Mary Ann Stemo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Leo L. Stolarski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone Mrs. Frieda Struck Chester J. Strzalka Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Terlato Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wambach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Warga Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Weidle Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Wejman Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Welinske Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laurence Wellbank, Sr. W.J.Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wharton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. White Elise Widmer Mrs. Kathryn B. Widera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiermanski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wilczynski Mr. E.T. Winters Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wolf. Sr. George R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Wynne Mr. and Mrs. John Yadgir, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. YedUcka Mr. and Mrs. William Yong Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Zalesky Mr. and Mrs. Casey Zaraza and Family Dr. and Mrs. Mario Zercher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ziengenfuss Frank J. Ziegler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Zieske Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Zondlo Mrs. Joseph C. Zuercher Dr. and Mrs. Teodoro A. Texidor Mr. and Mrs. H.N. Thiesen Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Theriault John K. Thielemann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tinerella Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Tito Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Tortorice, Jr. Mrs. Robert Tracey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tracz Mr. and Mrs. James M. Troka Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Tsoumas Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ullrich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Valenti Paul and Isabel Von Driska Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. VandenBranden Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Varchetto Mary and Bob Wagener GENERAL INDEX Administration 6-10 Astronomy Club 168 Athletic Achievements 132-133 Bal Masque 183-184 Band 136-138 Barbeque 196 Baseball 82-85 Basketball 86-91 Bicycle Club 169 Black Cultural Society 139 Bowling 92-93 Camera Club 142 Charlie Brown 175-176 Cheerleaders 157,159 Chemistry Club 147 Chess Club 145 Chinese Club 146 Christian Life Community 161 Creator 167 Cross Country 94-95 Dedication 1 Faculty 10-20 Faculty Index 210 Faculty Tal Vue 182 Fathers ' Club 165 Festival of the Arts 197 Folk Day 190 Football 96-102 Forensics and Debate 148-1 50 Freshman Class 68-79 Future References 219-221 German Club 144 Golf 103-104 Glee Club 141 Graduation 202-204 Guild 167 Heartsfield and Kracker Concert Hello Dolly 186-188 Hockey 105-108 Homecoming 172-174 Hunting and Fishing 156 In Memorium 2 Insect Club 156 Intramurals 129-131 Junior Class 48-56 Lab Assistants 139 Mass of the Holy Spirit 191 Math Club 166 Media 160 Mini-Course Week 194-195 Mothers Club 165 National Honor Society 153 Open House 185 Parent Patrons 205-208 Prep 154-155 Prom 199-201 Radio Club 147 Railroad Club 162 Ramble 180-181 Religious Affairs Board 160 Rock Cantata 198 Rugby 140 Russian Club 143-144 Scaffolding Club 1 5 1 S.E.A. 146 Senior Class 24 7 Services 20-23 Ski Club 140 Soccer 109-110 Sophomore Class 57-67 Spanish Club 166 Student Council 163-164 Student Index 21 1-218 Swimming and Diving 1 1 1-1 Table of Contents 3 Tal Vue 177-179 Tennis 115-118 Torch Club 152 Track 119-122 Trainers 150 TuhpTrot 192-193 War Games Club 168 Water Polo 123-124 WrestHng 125-128 Year 222-223 14 209 FACULTY INDEX Left to right: Dennis, Terry, Tim and Jim Cullen. Mr. John D. AieUo 10 Mi. Frank J, Amato 8,100,119 Mrs. Frank J. Amato 20 Miss Ardith Anderson 10 Mi. John Andrecic 10 Rev. James C.L. Arimond, S.J. 6,160,182,203 Mi. Robeit P. Austin 10,195 Mi. FiedC. Bandaccari 10 Mi. Kenneth A. Bartosz 10,136,138,139,197 Rev. John P. BeaU, S.J. 10 Mrs. Raymond Beck 22 Mi. Joseph A. Bettina 10,166 Ml. Michael J. Bhss 10 Mi. JamesT. Bohan 11,163 Mrs. Peter Biennan 20 Mr. Terrance P. Brennan 11,148 Bio. James H. Bur, S.J. 6 Mr. Donald L. Buresh 11 Rev. Ignatius M. Burrill, S.J. 11,137 Mr. John P. Caccamo 11,119 Mis. Dawn CaUahan 22 Mi. Richaid F. Claik 1 1,140,182 Fr. Paul A. CUfford, S.J. 11,161 Mi. John A. Connelly 11 Mr. John J. Connelly 11 Mr. John T. Connelly 8 Mr. John F. CosteUo 12 Mrs. Francis Corby 20 Rev. Walt er O. Crane, S.J. 12 Mi, John F. Cronin 12 Mis. Richard Cuitis 20 Mi. J. Czarnecki 12 Mr. Thomas J. Daiiow 12 Mr. Louis G. Demos 12 Miss Marv G. Dooling 9 Mr. Eugene J. Doyle 12,100 Ml. James M. Dusahlan 12 Rev. Eugene F. Dwyei, S. J. 12,92,93,115,125 Rev. James F. Egan, S.J. 13 Miss Mary Ann Enghsh 8 Mr. Chailes P. Erlenbaugh 13,129 Rev. John J. Foley, S.J. 8,165 Mis. Call Gebuln 9 Mr. Donald J. Giei 13 Mr. Lames L. Giovannetti 13,100,101,125, 127,129 Mi. William L. Gleason 13,86,129 Rev. Chailes A. Giaf 13 Mis. Nancy Graf 21 Mi.Heniy W. Giove 13,144 Rev. James P. Gschvvend, S.J. 191 Mi. Paul J. Hayes 13,139 Rev. John P. Heim, S.J. 13,223 Mis. Richaid Heinzen 21,160 Mi. Raymond J. Hellgeth 14 Miss Bertha A. Hernandez 14,166 Mr. John D. Hires 14 Mr. Frank J. Hogan 6 Rev. Thomas J. Holden, S.J. 14 Mrs. Virginia Hughes 20 Rev. Robert G. Humbert 9,182 Mr. James M. JacKimiec 14 Mrs. Rita Jennings 21 Mr. Robert J. Kajden 14 Mi. Richaid T. Kehoe 14,90 Rev. John J.KeleheiS.J. 14 Mr. David M. Kettleson 14 Mi. Robert J. Kieta 15,100 Ml. Jerry L. Kingsburry 15 Mr. John F. Knight 15,109,110,140 Mrs. WilhamKohl21 Mrs. Albert Lambert 21 Rev. Gerasime M. Legris, S.J. 9 Rev. Arthur M. Linz, S.J. 15,143 Mr. Herman O. Llerena 15 Mr. David R. Lombard-Koy 15 Mr. Gunter G. Majzner 15 Rev. Richard T. Malloy, S.J. 15 Mr. John L. Maitens 15,138,198 Mr. Jerry W. Maurei 16,164 Mis. Jack Michala 21 Rev. Leo J. McKenna, S.J. 16 Mr. James P. McMahon 16 Mrs. Mark Mitchell 21 Mr. Thomas J. Monforti 16,194 Mr. Patrick H. Moorhead 8,162 Rev. John V. Moorman, S.J. 8 Mi. Aithui F. MoreUi 16,94,119,156,162 Mr. Richard J. Myeis 16 Mrs. Robeit Nixon 21,157 Mi. James T. O ' Donnell 16,86 Ml. James M. O ' LoughUn 16,82,83 Mi. John A. O ' LoughUn 16,82 Rev. Donald J. O ' Shaughnessy, S.J. 17,167 Mi. Robert J. Pasquesi 17,139,145,168,182 Dr. Robert W. Pirsein 17,182 Mr. Thomas E. Powers 17,99 Mr. John E. Preas 17,148 Rev. John H. Reinke 6,202,203,204 Rev. Lawrence M. Reutei, S.J. 17,151,172, 181,182,188,196,204 Mi. James M. Roach 17,203 Mrs. Beit Rose 22 Rev. Wilham P. Ryan, S.J. 17 Mr. Gregoiio J. Sanza 17,166 Miss Bernice Saunders 20 Mr. Edward Schurz 18,181 Miss Beth ScuUy 18 Mr. Mark S. Seebura 18,90 Mi. LesM. Sendy 18,147 Mr. James G. Serpe 18,182 Mrs. Andrew Sheridan 20 Mr. Richard A. Shiman Bro. James Small, S.J. 22 Mrs. Frank Sowa 20 Mr. Jerome C. Spellman 18 Mis. Donald Spiinggate 20 Rev, Geoiae W. Steenken 18 Mrs. Warren J. Stell 18 Mr. PhihpJ.Stelnicki 18,124 Rev. John F. Sullivan, S.J. Mrs. Mildred D. Sullivan 153 Mi. Joseph R. Tayloi 19 Mis. Joseph Tavolacci 21 Mi. Oliver K. Townsend 19,111,114 Mr. James J. Velasco 19,159 Mr. VitoM. VoUno 18 Rev. Ara Walker, S.J. 9,182 Mr. Fredrick M. Wright 101,105 Mi. FiankP. Yen 19,146 Mr. Jerome L. Zank 19,169 Aamodt. Michael John 48 Abbate, Joseph Samuel 24,177 Acton, James Joseph 48 Acton, William J. 68,105 . ' damczyk, Mark J. 68,144,188 Adams, Charles Paul 57 Adams, JeffotyT. 57,101,119 Adler, Jerome M. 68 Adrien, Leslie 57.101,119 Abhern, Brian Patrick 24,172 Ahem, James Jerome 57 Ahem, John Joseph 24 Ahlering, Timothy E. 68,164 AieUo, Ricky Thomas 48 Alexander, Bruce S. 48 Allworth, Charles N. 48,1 19,166 Almendrales, Ronald D. 48 Almeroth, Chris G. 48 Alonzi, Fred P. Jr. 68,144 Alonzi, Saverio J. Jr. 57 Alvarez, Ruben L. 48,166,141 Amato, John Chester 57,90.96,119,152 Ambrose, Mark R. 48 Amici, Dean Joseph 24 Anawis, Mark Anthony 48 Anderson, Timothy J. 24,105 Andrea, Dean A. 24,103 Annes, Andrew Joseph 48,96,140 Annes, Ricky John 57 Anton, William J. 68 Arden, James Daniel 57,146,148,150 Arden, Peter F. 24,140,146 Arden, Thomas P. 68,125,146 Arens, Tliomas 24,86,88 Armato, Douglas M. 24 Armstrong, Peter K. 68 Aufmann, Michael J. 57 Baas,GregoryC. 68.144 Baert, Richard 48 Bailey, Mark H. 57,155 Baker, Christopher M. 48 Baker, John Meade 57,123 Bal, Gregory G. 24 Balazs, Paul Peter 48 BaUard, Mark J. 24,153 BaUentine, George A. 24,201,130 Balog, James P. 25 Banas, Stanley J. 25,104,173 Bank, Robert A. 68,144 Bansfield, Robert C. 68 Baran, Edward R. 48 Barber, Peter John 68 BaricheUo, Dan A. 25 Barnard, Barry Glenn 57 Barnard, Brian G. 25 Barr, Brian F. 25,94,119 Barrett, Micheal J. 25 Barry, David R. 25,152,175,176,188 Barry,WiUiam J. 25 Basile, Frank G. 48 Bassel, AUen Joseph 25 Bates, John J. 68 Bates, Jose, h A. 25,148,161 Bates, Michael J. 48 Batina, Gregory L. 68,101 Batt, James Murray 57,94,1 19,121 BattagUa, Joseph L. 57,96,1 25 Bauer, Grant D. 68 Bauer, Mark David 48,166 Bauer, Paul G. 68 Bauer, Roger Blaine 57 Baur, Klay H. 25 Becco, Daniel J. 25 Becker. James D. 25.96,100 Bednarz, Mark 48,82 STUDENT INDEX Beer, Gary Curt 48 Behan, Michael P. 57,147,148,150 Behles, Joseph J. 57 Behof, John P. 25 Bell, RusseU J.68 Bendix, Joseph E. 57 Bensinger, Eugene A. 48,167 Berek, Britton E. 57 Berens. Paul Joseph 48 Beres, Leslie T. 68,94,119 Berger, Fredrick W. 68 Bernacchi, Bruce J. 57 Bernier, Jean Pierre 25 Berry, Joseph C. 68,115 Berry, Robert J. 25,147,148.151.152,153,155,161,18 187,188,199 Betar, James Patrick 57,101 Bctar, Sam Joseph 48,96,140,152 Betzelos, Steve J. 57 Beucher, Nicholas F. 48,109 Biagi, James F. 26,152 Bianco, Joseph P. 26,199 Biasco, David P. Jr. Biasco, Mark Lewis 48,177 Bidwill, Brian Ralph 57,115 Bilek, John 26 Bilton, Michael E. 48 Blackhdge, WiUiam 26 Blackstone, Michael G. 57,96,150 Bleser, Richard A. 68,109,1 10 Boedicker, Charles D. 68,1 13 Boehm, Thomas J. 68 Boener, Herbert Nick 26 Bohentin, Bruce W. 57 Bohentln, Mark J. 26 Bohmer, Steven A. 26 Bold, Matthew J. 26 Boldt, Dennis Marion 48 Boldt, William C. 57,137 Boles. Raymond E. 57 Boltz. Eric Howard 68 Bomhack, Robert B. 57 Bomhack, Thomas A. 57 Bonivel, Joseph T. 26,119,139,141,204 Bonk, Christopher C. 68 Booker, Gary 57 Boos, Craig AUen 48,125,127.153 Borden, William R. 57 Borjon, Keith H. 68 Born, Richard F. 68 Boro, Robert Thomas 57,1 13,138 Boscamp, Arthur T. 26 Boveri, Richard H. 48 Bowden, Patrick D. 68 Bowler, John P. 48 Bowler, John P. 69,147 Bowler, Thomas J. 69,1 19 Bowman, Mark J. 69 Boyle, James P. 69 Brady, Charles M. 69 Brady, Michael D. 48,1 76 Brady, Terrence R. 69 Brandt, Lance A. 48 Brandys, Roy Robert 57,90,91,96,143 Bransley, James J. 57,125 Bransley, WilUam E. 26,125,157,172,188 Braskamp, Frederick P. 167 Brauchli, Ernest Rolf 26 Brauchh, Steven M. 69 Brault, Jerome J. 69,105 Bredemann, Thomas P. 57,94 Breden, Edward A. 69 Breen, Timothy P. 48,195 Brennan, Christopher 57,96,119,152 Brcnnan, James F. 48,152,153,197 Brennan, Thomas P. Jr. 48 Brenner. William K. 26 Brennwald, James Q. 5 7 Bresnahan, Matthew J, 69 Briatta, John Frank 69 Brice, Mark Richard 57 Bril, James Michael 48 Blink, Dirk Chrisloph 26 Brink, Glenn Foster 57 Briody, George M. 48 Broccolo, Peter J. 27,164,188 Brown. Edward Hill 27.14! Brown, Matthew V . 69 Brukfe, Edward P. 48,123,143 Brunelh, Keith E. 49,166 Brunner, John F. 58 Bruno, Louis Michael 27 Bryant, Michael John 27,129,139 Bryg, WiUiam R. 49,143,168 Buckrucker, Thomas W. 27 Buddeke, John B. 58 Bumpus, Brian FarreU 58,96,188 Burczak, Bernard E. 58,113 Burgee. Joseph Zeno 49.109 Burik. David Edward 27.146.153.154 Burke. John Francis 49 Burke. Kevin J. 27.69,140 Burke, Kevin Joseph 69 Burns, Brian J. 58 Burns, Glenn J. 27 Burns, Martin Joseph 58,141 Burns, Michael F. 49 Burns, Thomas E. 49 Butler,PhiUip J. 58,101 Butzen, Donald F. Jr. 49,125 Byrne, Frank O. 69 Byrne, John T. 69,101 Byrne, Michael Thom.as 27,94,1 19 Byrnes, Robert Edward 27,177 Cagney, Donald Paul 58 Cahall, Tlieodore R. Jr. 69,109 Cain, John H. 69 Cairo, Lawrence J, 69 CaJderon, Ramon E. 69 CaldweU, James W. 49 Callaghan, JohnP. 58 Callahan, Charles J. 27 Callahan, Francis M, 69,150 CaUahan, Joseph P. 69,144,147 Callahan, Mark James 58,143,160 Calalhan, Steven F. 69 CaUahan, Thomas John 58,109,1 10 Callahan, Tom Edward 27 Cam.isa, Jerome James 69 Campanile, David R. 69 CampbeU, James J. 69 CampbeU, John J. 49,105 CampbeU, Robert W. 49,140 Caiiizaro, Sam F.58.14] ,145 Caraher, Daniel T. 69,101 Caraher, KevmP. 27,96 Caraher, Timothy 49 Carbonara, Richard M, 49,119,iSJ 155 CardeUa, David P. 69 CardweU, ivtichael C. 58,90,96 Carini, Christian A. 58 Cariola, John W. 49 Carlson, Doanld C. 58,1 12, H 3,188 Carlson, Frederick 58 Carlson, Richard A. 69,168 Carnev, Raymond B. 49 Carrigan, John A.IIISS 211 OirroU, Daniel J. 69.14(1 Carson, Dean Chris 49 Caivatta, Roy J. 58,115 Casali, Thomas V. 49,140 Casanave, Michael J. 69 Casas, Edward R. 69,113,114 Cascio. Daniel Allan 58 Case, John G. 69 Casey, Robert D. 69 Casselberry, James A. 69 Cavenaugh, Timothy R. 49,82 Ceisel, Tom Richard 49 Celewycz, Adrian G. 49 Cerney, IVUchael B. 58,101,153 Cemey, Patrick J. 58 Cerney, William Brian 27,96,97,100,120,121.140 Chadwick, Timothy H. 69 Chapman, Robert John 27 Chaput, John 1-. 49 Chinetti, William P. 69 Choukas, John 27 Christerson, Mark M. 58 Christmann, Arthur E. 28 Chuckas, John M. 69 Chuckas, Michael J. 49 Chuckas, Terrance P. 58 CipoHa, John Peter 28 QpoUa, Steven Chas 49 Oark, Mark E. 28.201 Garke, Terrence B. 49 Oarke, Thomas C. 58.125 Oauser, Myles F. 28 Qeaiy, Douglas G. 69.115.118 aeary, Robert M. 58.96 Oemons. Scott M. 28 Oennon, Joseph T. 58 Clifford, Paul B. 69 Qohisy, Daniel J. 69,119,121 Clohisy, Denis Regis 58,94,119 Clower, Gregory J. 70,144 Oower, Paul Joseph 58,82,90,143 Coglev.Timothy W. 58 Cogley, William A. 70 Collins, Brian C. 58 Coffins, Kevin J. 28 Collins, Patrick J. 49 Colnon. Edward L. 70 Colnon, Matthew L. 49 Condon, Edward F. 49,86,153 Condon, Gregory J. 58,147,150 Condon, Thomas M. 70,155 Conenna, Xavier Peter 58,141 Connell, James r. 58,139,150,156,168 Connolly, Kevin M. 70 Connolly, Michael L. 28,177,186 ConnoUy, Robert G. 58,94,119,162 Connor, Kevin Eugene 70 Connor, Paul Francis 70 Connor, Vincent P. 58,101,143 Conrad, Victor H. 70,119,94 Considine, Michael T. 70 Constable. James E. 28,196 Constable, L.John 28,196 Conti, Micliael F. 58,125 Contis, David J. 70 Cook.Olailes A. 58 Cook, Mark D. 70 Cook, Peter Richard 58,94,14? Cooper, Robert J. 49.82,86,96.150.153 Cooper, Thomas E. Jr. 28.82.86,150 Corbett.T.homas J. 28,153 Corbov, Thomas M. 49 Corcoran, John Kevin 58,109 Corcoran. Lawrence T, 70.101 Cordcli, John William 28,109,110,125.126,143 Cordes, Robert A. 49 CorkcU. Anthony F. 70 CorneUus. William E. 70 Coronelli, Lawrence 49 Gotten, Christopher 70,113,152 Gotten, Kevin Lee 58,113,1 14 Gotten, Roderick J. 49.96 Cotter, Daniel M. 58,94.119 Cotter, Patrick J. 49,94,1 19.143 Couchman, Glen E. 58 Coughlin, Thomas F. 70 Couzin, Mark Stephen 58,1 15 Cowhey, William P. 29 Coyne, Timothy R. 49 Croghan, Mark M. 49,104 Croghan, Thomas J. 70 Cronin, Kevin Patrick 70,144 Cronin, Michael P. 58 Crowley. Michael J. 28,153 Crumley, James Albert 28,1 15,1 16 Crumley, Peter J. 70 Cruzat, Edward P. 11 59 Cucco, Michael J. 70,101 Culhane, Kevin F. 49,119 Cullen, Dennis R. 70,144,210 Cullen, James Charles 28,210 CuUen, Terrance J. 59.90,91,210 Cullen, Timothy J. 49.210 Cnmmines, Michael S. 49 Cunniff,Thomas F. 59,101 Cunningham, Gary J. 29.123,124 Curi. Al Frank 29 Curley, Robert .-Arnold 59,162 Curran, Scott W. 59 Curry, George V. 49,140,164 Curry, Michael J. 49 Czapar, George F. 59,96 Dack, Donn Thomas 59,90,91,101 Daddono, Anthony J. 59 Daddono, William T. 59,104,143 Dafnis, Gordon R. 29 D ' Agostino. Mark T. 49.140 D ' Agostmo. Paul A. 29.176.188 D ' Agostino, Peter F. 59 Daleiden, Mark J.49 Daly, Jack Martin 29 Daly, James M. HI 70,119 Daly, John Michael 59.90.193 Daly, Kevin G. 70,101,136,185 Daly, Michael T. 49,152,154,157 Dalv, Patrick J. 70 DiBenedetto, Vincent 59 DiCicco, John E. 59 DiCicco, Joseph T. 50 Dieden, WiUiam T. 70 Diganci, Gregg 29 Dillon, Dan Patrick 50 DUlon, John Blake 59 Dillon, Thomas M. 50,140 Dixon, Michael T. 50 Dolan, Burtis J. Ill 70 Dolan. Christopher P. 70.119 Dolan, James Michael 50,164 Dolan, Michael James 59 Dolan, Patrick W. 59 DoUard, James A. 70 DoUard, Patrick J. 29,82,84 Dolson, Timothy E. 29 Donahoe, William J. Jr. 70,112,113 Dondanville, Laurence 70 Donlin, Joseph L. 50 Donnelly, Joseph P. 50 Donoghue. Brian T. 50,195 Donovan, Timothy J. 59 Dooley, William T. 29 Dorband, Robert Scott 29 Dore. Patrick F. 70 Dormin, James R. 70,144 Dormin, John W. 50 Dormin, Thomas J. 59,143 Dorr, Timothy F. 29,168 Dorsher, Peter T. 59,144,147,148,150,156 Dougherty, Daniel J. 59 Dowd, Michael Patrick 59,101 Dowd, Patrick C. 70,101 Doyle, Daniel J. 50.140.143,161 Doyle, James P. 70,144 Dreger, Robert Martin 30,125,127,128,153 Dressel, John W. 70 Dressel, Nickolaus G. 50 D ' Silva. David Michael 59,150 Duchane, Scott Alan 59 Duckett, Theodore J. 30,139 Duedk, Michael E. 58,188 Dudenhoefer, Robert E. 59 Dudenhoefer, Thomas J. 71 Duggan, Richard J. 30 Dunbar, James Edward 59,147 Durkin, Daniel John 59,92 Dushane, Charles M. 50.143 Dussel, Andrew C. 50 Daly, Richard Gerard 29,85,86 Daly, Thomas 49,143,168,185 Daly, Thomas J. 70 Damm, David J. 70,101 Daniel, Mark 59,90,91 Danielak, Anthony P. 29,157,158 Davies, Joseph P. 70,82 Deane, Conrad T. 49 DeBartolo, Frank R. Jr. 50 DeCoster, Kenneth J. 59 DeFiglio, Peter Daryl 59 DeGrenier, Richard J. 50,111,112,113 Delano, Leon M. Ill 70,162 De La Torre, Daniel 70,173 Dempsev, Fred erick R. 29 Dempsey. James P. 70,119 Denten, JospehE. 70,113 Denten, Michael R. 29,96,1 14,130,153,196 Denten, Robert F. 59 Denten, Timothy J. 59 DeRose, David Joseph 59,145,147.148,150 DeVito, Mark Chris 59,96,183 DeVito, Michael J. 50 Dewald, Lee Eraser 59 De Young, Dane Darryl 29,139 Dwyer, John Joseph 30 Dwyer, Robert A. Jr. 50 Dyer. Daniel John 47 Dziubla, James F. 50,146 Eckhardt, John J. 50,139 Eckland, Peter T. 71 Edlund, Bryan John 59 Edmands, Stephen 71 Eggers, Paul James 71 Egan, Robert E. 30 Ehrlich, Robert A. 50,140 Eisenbeis, Mark NeU 96,152,188 Eisinger, Gregory J. EUiott.William J. 71,125 EUis, Gregory P. 71,139 Elmi, Francesco 59,101 Elwaid, Joseph F. 30 Endre, Robert G. Jr. 71 Endres. Daniel J. 59 Endres, David John 30,105 Engel, John Steven 30 Ennis, John E. 11159.101 Enright, John Shea 30 Enriquez, Albert J. 59,90 Enriquez, George L. 7 1 Enriquez, Ricardo 50 Erbach, Gregory T. 71 Ermatinger, Daniel L. 60,146 Evans. George M. 50 Evans, Paul Richard 30 Ewen. Edward F. 60,148.150,156 Faber. Michael J. 60 Fahrenbach. J. Andrew 50,1 37 Fahienbach, Mark F. 50.1 19.152 Faliszek, James E. 50 Falk, Greg James 60 Falk, Robert James 30,96,153 Fallico, Craig R. 71,125,101 Fallico, Keith A. 60,82,101 FaUon, David B, 60 Fallon. Kevin J. 71 Faucher. Thomas J. 50,86,152,153.181 Fay, William Philip 30.106.152 Fedorowicz. Donald D. 50 Feehan. Dennis P. 50 Feeley, William C. 60 Feiereisel, Garv M. 30,82,84,86,87 Feiereisel, Mark A. 60.86.89.201 Feiereisel. Scott G. 50,86,153 Feifar, Thomas M. 50,153 Fiduccia, Daniel J. 30,147,148,154 Fiduccia, Frank F. 50.111,123,143,153 Figlewicz, Ray J.50 FiUppini, Victor P. 60,115,152 Fmegan, David R. 50.94 Finn. Leo P. 11160,188 Finzer, David M. 71,82,101 Fiocchi, Raymond M. 31 Fiocchi, Tom Robert 60 Fish, Daniel J. 50 Fish. Kevin Thomas 31 Fitzgerald, Thomas C. Flanagan, .Malachi J. 60,1 13 Flynn, Martin Wm. Ill 31 Foley, Brian James 31,152 Foley, Patrick J. 50.140,152 Foley. Stephen X. Jr. 71 Folkl, Paul Eric 60,109 Foran, Edmund Campion 31 Foran, Matthew D. 71 Foran, Stephen F. 60,125,152 Ford, David J. 50.147,152 Forrestal, Bryan C. 71,206 Fonestal. Kevin V. 7 1 ,206 Forrestal, Mark James 31,173,206 Forrestal, Stephen M. 60,140,206 Forsyth, Roland III 50,105 Fox, John Patton 31,96,103,104,105,153.194 Fox. Mark E. 50.96.105 Fragassi. Nello A. 31.96 Frake. Robert K. 60 Frendreis. Johns. 50.183 Frenzel, Michael G. 60 Frenzel. Robert Allen 71 Freund. Kurt M. 50 Freyder. John David 60 Freyder. Paul J. 50,92,105,106 Friel, Thomas J. 51,111,123,124 Fnestedt, John D. 71 Fulkerson, Daniel J. 71 Fuller, William A. 71 Funovits, Peter Franz 60 Furth, Glenn Donald 60 Gabry, Francis B. 60 Galanis, David W. 71 Galassini, Mario G. 51 GaUe, Donald P. 71 Gahe, Kenneth D. 51.115 GaU, Jeltrev John 31,82,199 GaUagher, John T. 60 Gallagher, Kevin F. 71 Gallagher, Thomas J. 60,150 Galvin, John S. 60 Gamber, Mark A. 71 Camber, Matthew T. 71 Ganfield, David R. II 71 Gantner. Mark Tllomas 31.105.105 Garces. Rafael Luis 60.113 Garcia, Juho L. 51,111,123,124,1 14 Garofalo, Michael H, 31,144.153.188.222,22 Gairity, William J. 31,140 Gaivey, Bernard C. 51 Garvey, John J. 71 Gar -ey, Michael G, 31,153,200,222,223 Gassert, Timothy B. 71 Gaut, James W. 60 Gavin, Daniel S. 71 Gavin, Mike R. 5 1 Ga™, Thomas J . 51,166,194 Gaylord, Edward W . Jr. Gefflnger, John M. 60,101,150 Gehrke, Albert G. 60,101,125,143 Gehrke. Christopher G. 71 Geraghty, Jeffrey M. 51 Gerdes, Eckhard A. 71 Gerlach, Daniel James 71 Gesualdo, Ralph J. 51,96,97,129 Ghilardi, Tonv N. 60 Gibson, Robert L. 5 1,1 19,1 39 Giegele, Richard 51 Gila ' tv, Edward G. 31,146 Gilaty, MitcheU P, 51,146,147,153,185 Gilbert, Gerard F. Jr. 71,101 Girard, Daniel E. 71 Girard, Stephen J. 51 Givens, Steven C. 51 Glasener, Jeffrey E. 5 1 Gleason, Martin John 31,86,96,97,98,153 Gleed, Thomas M. 51 Gluth, Michael L. 51 Gobbo, Edward H. 71 Godziela, Gregory M. 71,144 Godziela. Richard P. 60 Goerge. Robert M. 71 Goers, Henry E. 71 Gogola. Robert John 71,101 Golec, Ronald S. 51,143 Goodmann, Dennis Paul 31 Goschv, Joseph T. 32 Goss, LvmanE.V.51 Graf, John A. Jr. 71,144 Graf, Robert Joseph 32 Grant, Robert L. 71,101 Graydon, James A.51 Green, Richard W. 60 Greene, John L. 71,94 Greisch, Jeffrey T. 71 Gresens, John J- 71 Griffin, Brian F. 51,105 Griffin, David D. 72 Griffin, James Hanley 32,105,107 GrltTm, Michael E. 51 Grimes, Daniel J. 60 Grombacher, David W. 60,147,148.150 Gross. Marks. 32,153.157 Gross. Scott E. 72,113 Grosset, Patrick C. 60,105 Grothaus, Timothy J. 72,94,164 Gruninger, Brian D. 60 Guagenti, Lawrence A. 32 Guercio, John J. 51 Guevara, Luis A. 72 Guido, Mark G. 51 Gutekanst, Daniel E. 72 Guzaldo, Jospeh J. 60 Guzzardo, John A. 51 Haas, Richard G. 51,184,193.222,223 Haben. John William 32.151.152.153.176.18 Hackett. James R. 51 Haderlein. Gerard D. 51 Hagerty, John C. 72 Haggenjos, Chfford 72,147,150 Hahn, Robert Joseph 60 Halloran, Dan Joseph 32,152 Halloran, John K, 72 Halloran, Michael T. 60,188,192 Halloran, Terence P. 60.147,148.150.188 Halminiak, Brian S. 72 Halminiak, Michael J. 51,86 Hamilton, James T. 61,109 Hancock, Keith A. 32 Hanley, Edward Thomas 32 Hanley, Thomas W 72 Hansen, Arthur A. 72 Hansen, Patrick W. 51.96.97.105,107 Hardebeck, Edward F. 72,144 Hardy, Stepehn J. 5 1 ,1 38,183,198 Harlan. James Ralph 61 Harp, Steve A. 61,147 Harris, Charles E. 51 Hartnett, Jeffrey C. 61.147 Hartnett, Stephen G. 72 HaskeU, Clemens L. 72 Hayes, Matthew M. 32.188 Healey, Francis J. 51.167 Healy, Timothy P. 72,101 Hechinger, Mark T. 32 Hector, Louis G. Jr. 61,137,139.156 Heffner. Philip John 61 Hein. F ward A. 72 Heilingoetter. Jacque 61.125 Heinz. Jeffrey W. 72 Helenowski. Thomas C. 51.147,153 Helfenbein, Patrick R. 61,147 Henneman. Jeffrey L. 61 Hennig, Michael J. 32.1 19.120.152 Henry, Samuel J. IV 72 Herbert. John Michael 61.141.166 Heredia, Raul F. 72 Hermes, Jerome P. 72 Herrmann. Charles K. 32 Herron, A. Patrick 32,141 Herte, Ronald Jerome 32,119.122,139.141 Hickey. Brian L. 51 Hickey. Edward Larry 72.1 15 Hickev, James P. 51.111.152.153 Hicks, Gerald A.51 Hicks, Richard W. 72 Hicks, Robert Joseph 32 Hielscher, David J. 61 Hielscher, Thomas M. 33 Higgins, James J. Jr. 72 HiUinger, Philip R. 72 Hillsman, James R. 51.152.153.154.188 Hillsman. John E. 72,101 Hillsman, Robert Gene 33,152,153.163,164 Hinkamp, John D. Jr. 72 Hines. Robert George Hinkamp, Patrick F. 33.94.119,121 rhn ;33 Hocrncr, knnnard_K, 72,104 Hoitman, Karl T. 72 Hoffman, Kurt E. 72.125 HoffiiMn. l.eonjrd J. 61 Holihan. Gary M. 72 Holmes, Steohen P. 72,lPi.i37 Holohan. Mf.haelP. 61 il. ■ ,■ — , : -1 Hopl..MiuiieiU-.n:acl61 Hopkins. John R.61 Horcher. James H. 33 Horn. David Jonathan 33.l, ' 9 Horn. Stephen C. 51 Home. William C. 61,143,176 Horwath, George J. 61 Houlihan, John A. 72 Howlett, Martin M. 51 Hoyt, Peter Woods 72 Huber, Gary Vincent 61.96,152,185 Hughes, Brian F. 72 Hughes, James Emmett 33,119,151,152,153,163 Hughes, John F. II 73,113 Hughes, Steven M. 73,101 Hull, Joseph Daniel 61,109 Hulseman, RichardL. 73 Hupp, Jim Robert 61,143 Hupp, John P. 73,144 Hupp, Thomas M. 51 Hupp, William John 33,153 Huitenbach, John A. 61,141 Huston, John Everett 33,153 Hynes, Edward L. 51 Iberle, John Charles 33 Irsay, James S. 73 Isaacs, Stephen P, 33 Isaacson, WilUam J. 73,162 Isett.WiUiam M. 52 Ivans, Daniel M. 61 Ivy, Everage 33,139 Jackson, Daryl Chas 52,139 Jacobs, Jeff Harry 33,115,116,200,223 Jaeger, James Henry 33 Jagla, Daniel J. 61,90.91 Jahns, David A. Jr. 7 3 Jakobsze, John Andrew 33,169 Jamieson, Michael W. 61,90 Janczak, Scott F. 34 Janda. Robert Thomas 34 Jans, Dennis Patrick 61 Jaskoski, Michael J. 52,94.1 19 Jason, Mark Allen 34 Jastrembski, Thor W. 52 Jedd. Joseph J. 73 Jekot. Michael V. 61.147.148.150 Jenkins, John F. Ill 73,101,105,106,107,108 Jennings, Michael J. 34 Jennings, William R. 61.101.140 Jocius. John Anthony 61 Jofko, Richard T. 73 Johansen, Thomas J. 34 Johnson, Pierre G. 73 Jones, Vincent J. 34,130 Jortberg, Richard E. 73,101,113 Joyce, Christopher D. 7 3 Joyce, Patrick W. 34 Jung, John Andrew 34,73 Jane, John Chns 61,1 15,1 18.141,139.156 June. Thomas E. 61,119 June, Thomas Matthew Kaczmarck, Michael G. Kadleck, Kenneth J. 61,94 Kaechclc. David B. 52 Kalabay. Daniel J. 61 Kalsch, David H. 34 Kamin, Brad George 34 Kammercr, Dennis P. 73,101,140 Kamrow, Jeffry Ward 73 Kamrow, Gregory James 61 Kane, Bernard P. 52.153 Kane, Michael Shawn 34,123 Kania, Gregory J. 73 Kanya, Kevin J. 52 Kapvo, Kevin A. 73 Kariovich, Joseph P. 52,184 Kasan. Edward M. 62 Kascher. Kevin Carl 52 Kasimatis. Steve J. 52.191 Kasper, John E. 52.166 Kassaraba. ; ndrcw B. 34 K..v •|, „,,, |1, . As 34 ;;,■- ■ i : ' .-:; 34. 153.154. 157.188 Kehl. Jeffrey Thomas 34 Keim. William H. Jr. 73 Kelly, Chris Edward 35.151.152,157,176,183.18 Kelly, Daniel A. 52 Kelly, Edward M. 73 Kelly, Jeffrey Paul 62,119,152,192 Kelly, Mike Magner 52,146 Kelly, T. Brian Jr. 73 Kelly, Tim John 52,152,176,184,188 Kemper, Timothy E. 62,115,1 16,161 .174 Kendall, Christopher 52,82 Kennedy, James J. Jr. 35 Kennedy, Kevin G. 52 Kennedy, Michael J. 52,83 Kenny. James Joseph 35 Kent. Timothy M. 62.141 Kerns. Michael Edwin 62.94,119 Kerschner. John Frank 35 Kerwin. John T. 52.153.167 Kettenbach. John 62 Kilroy. Michael E. 73 King. David Allen 62.125 King. Michael F. 62 Kirby. David Franas 35 Kissane. Bill John 62 Klaskin. George A. 35 Kehn. Paul J. 52 Klick, David Gregory 62.142 Knoeppel. Scott John 52 KnoU. Raymond P. 73 Knoll. Thomas A. 35 Kobehnski. Gregg M. 52,143 KobeUnski. Mark T. 73.144 Kohl, John C- 35.188 Kohl, Leonard J. 73 Kolod, MaikT. 73 Kommer, Joseph O. 62 Koszyk,PhiUpM. 52,96 Koutros, Demetre D. 62 Kowalik, George A. 35 Kowalik. Joseph W. 62 Kiacher, Frank J. 35 Krauss, Carl Ricahrd 62 Krawiec, Mark Francis 62,162 KrawiecPhiUpM. 73,136 Kraychy, Jim N. 52 Kronon, John Anthony 62 Krzyminski, Steven F. 73 Kryszewski, Leonard 62,167 Krzyminski, Edmund F. 52 Kuchynka, Tom R. 52 Kuhn. Thomas Anthony 62 Kihn. Philip J. 35 Kuhn. Tom H. 52.90 Kuhter, Andrew Edmund 62 Kulas, Jerry M. 62 Kusswurm, Daniel C. 73 Kutselas, Christopher 52 Kuzuhara, Russell T. 73,146 Lahart, Christopher J. 35 Lahart, Gregory R. 62 Lambert, Patrick J. 52 Lambert, Sean Joseph 35,130 Lamendella, Joseph W. 73 Lamermayer, Richard J. 35 Lamoree, James M. Jr. 73 Lane, Thomas J. Jr. 73,150 Langill, Paul Edward 35,130 Langill, Peter A. 73 Larsen, Michael P. 52 Latona, James Vincent 73,101 Latousek, John F. 62 Latousek, Robert B. 35,147,151,152,153,154,161,167, 183,186 Lattanzio, Michael J. 36 Laub, Stephen F. 52 LaughUn, Martin G. 73 Laughlin, Thomas P. 73,101,102 Lauschke, Gregory W. 62.143 Lauten. Donn G. 52 Lavezzorio. Nicholas 62.152 Lavin. Michael N. 52.140 Laviolette. Michael J. 74 Layden, Elmer F. Ill 62 Lazzaroni, Michael V. 62 Leahy, Timothy S. 74 Leary, Robert Emmet 36 Lebeau, Thomas J. 74 Lee, Adrian W. 74 Lee, WiUiam Timothy 74 Leemputte, Michael D. 62,184 Leemputte, Patrick J. 52,147,153,184 Leemputte, Peter G. 52,153 Leibrandt, Charles L. 36,83,83,87,88,89.153 Leibrandt, Robert A. 62,90,82 Leighton, WiUiam J. 62.148.150 Leisner. Paul A. 36,138 Lennon, Matthew J. 74 Leong, Ward 52 Leo ni, Marty F. 62,101 Letke. Adolph G. 52,166 Levar, Alan Robert 62 Light, Joseph Curran 36 Linde, PhiUp Scott 52 Linton, Daniel Jospeh 36 Litz, Michael J. 74 LocaUo, John G. 74,101,144 Loeb, Robert Neal 36,153 Loftus, Patrick Barry 62 Loftus, Timothy J. 74 Logalbo, Manny A. 74,101 Lohre, Karl Joseph 36 Lokos, Louis Steven 36 Long, John Daniel 62,1 13,123,147.150.167 Loranger. Frank M. 74.101.125.144 Lorenz. Joseph Thomas 36 Lorenzo. Gabriel A. 74 Losczyk, Waiter John 36 Lucas. Joseph M. 62.101.119 Luczak. Stephen A. 74 Luecke. Bruce Albert 36.96.130.151.152.153,188 214 Luxem, James A. 52,152,153 Luxeni, John Hagan 36,164 Lyman, Mark M. 74 Lyman, Robert E. 63 Lyman, Thomas James 63,1 15 Lynch, WilUam M. 63 Mack, Kevin Lorenz 36 Mackey, James J. 53 Madden. Sean M. 74,101 Maddox, Timothy N. 74 Maginot, William J. 53 Maher, James 111 74 Mahlmeister, Peter M. 74 Mahon, John F. 53,94,1 19,157,188 Mahoney, Dennis A. 36 Maier, Joseph K. 74 Maitzen, John Stephen 36 Majcher, Paul Joseph 63 Malcolm, Osmond Leon 37 Maleski, James P. 63 Mallerdino, Anthony M. 74,166 Mailers, William J. Jr. 74 Mally, Paul J. 53,143 Maloney, James J. Jr. 74 Maloney, Michael J. 37 Malooly, Jack J. 53 Mancuso, Joseph John 37,92 Mangan. George L. 53,140 Mannebach, John R. 74 Marchi, Kevin D. 74 Marchi, Michael D. 53 Marchiori, Daniel J. 74 Marchiori, David A. 53,169 Maiconi, David Jos 53.109,140 Marcy, Pat John 63 Marcyan. Christopher 74.123 Markovich, Daniel D. 37 Marquardt, Timothy T. Marques, Manuel E. 53 Marren. Paul J. 74 Marrese, Don Victor 37 Marx. David Wilham 63 Marx, Michael Edward 37 Marzano, Michael A. 53,188 Masciopinto, Martin 74,94,101 Masciopinto, Michael 63.1 19 Mass. Charles L. 74 Mathis, John Frank 37 Maude, Joseph Peter 37 Maude, Kevin Francis 63 Mautner, Christopher 63 Mazanek, Richard C. 53,164,166 Mazzetta, Joseph 63 McAuhffe, Jerry D. 63.113 McAvoy. James Edward 37,152,200 McCaffrey, Kevin M. 63,143 McCarthy, Alan W. 74 McCarthy, Kevin T. 37 McCarthy, Lawrence E. 74 McCarthy, Michael G. 74 McCarthy, Richard P. 53 McCarthy, Thomas K. 37 McClelland, Terrence 74 McCourt. Brian Joseph 37.188 McCourt, Kevin Donald 63 McCurdy. Christophci 74.101 McCurdy, Kevtn Grier 63.101 McDonald, Michael C. 74 McDonnell. Robert J. 37 McF.lligott. Michael J. 74 McGinity, Michael L. 63 McGiveni, Frank M. Jr. 63,188 McGivern, Pete F. 53.94,1 19 McGovern, Terrence J. 53 McGowan, Brian D. 53 McGrail. Frank P. II 74 McGuiic. Christopher 37.96,97,99 McGuire. Eric Edward 74 McGuire. Joseph T. 37 McGuire. Mark A. 74 McGuire. Stephen Carl 37 McGurn, G. Terrence 38.188 McHugh, David KeUey 38,217 McHugh, John Sydney 63,141,217 McHugh, Michael W. 74,217 McHugh, Peter E. 53,109,217 Mclntyre. Jeffery M. 75.166 Mclntyre. Mark D. 53,197 Mclntyre. Patrick J. 38 McKee, Thomas John 200 McKerr, James J. 53,164 McKnight, George L. Jr. 75 McLean, Brian Patrick 83,160,188 McLean, Kevin Michael 75 McMenamin, Richard A. 38.152,153,163 McMenamin, William V. 75,109,147 McMurray, Laurence C. 53,119 McNabola. Thomas M. 63.101,119 McNerney, Patrick J. 53,143.225 McNulty. Patrick O. 75 McNulty. Timothy J. 5 3,199 Medina. Robert R. 75,113 Megwa,Sabmus 38,109,110,125,126,128,139 Melaniphy,JohnC. Ill 75,109 Melko, Robert M. 53 Melsens, Jan 38 Melsens, Thomas 75.109 Mena, Richard J. 75.173 Menarik, Mark Robert 38 Merci. Gregg W. 53,111,114,123 Metko. Douglas E. 53 Metzger. Frederick C. 53,92 Meyer, James R. 75 Meyers. Mark Timothy 38.153.155,164,177,18 Mianowski, Adam A. 63 Michaelsen, Scott J. 75,148,150 Michala, John Patrick 113,123 Mickey, Mark A. 75 Mikolay, Donald R. 53 Milazzo, Angelo 53 Miller, Daniel A. 75 Miller, Gregory T. Miller, John M. 75.94 Millikin. WiUiam C. 63,137,188 Mills, Michael A. 75 MiUs. Richard W. 38.199 Minoriiii, Joseph R. 75 Minwegen, Thomas A. 53,94,119,143 Miossi, William G. 75 Miotti. Daniel J. 38 Mir.Juan J. Jr. 75 Mitchel, Gary A. 75 Mitchel. James F. 38 MitcheU, John F. 75,101,113 MitcheU, Michael A. 63,75,82 Mitchell, Robert E.53 Mix, Bronislaus J. Ill 75 Mockus, Anthony R. 75 MoeUer, James T. 75 Mohawk, Peter A. 63,141.187.188 MoUer, Craig Adrian 38,130 MoUer, Terrence W. 75 MoUoy, John Michael 63 Monckton, Daniel W. 38,83,86 Monoscalco. Sam C. 38.152.157.158.159.161,173 Moore. David Joseph 63,109 Moore, John CarroU 63,96,143,152 Moran, Brian Patrick 63 Morel, Mark David 63 Moriarity, Kevin J. 38,144 Moriarty, James P. 53 Moroni, Thomas E. 75,144 Morrill, Stephens. 75,113 Morrison. Joseph T, 53,86,143 Morrison, Steven M. 63,101,125 Morrison, Tom P. 53,86.153 MorteU, Paul John 63 Moschiano, Frank L. 53,92 Mosher. Michael 1. 53 Moussa, Maiio Joseph 39,115,116.153 Moy. Kerry M, 75 Muench, Mark R. 53,111,123,174 Muldoon, John J. 75 Mullady, Walter F. Ill 75 Mullen, Keivn F. 53,119 Mullen, Michael C. 39,120 Mullen, Michael P. 63,101 Mullen, Michael Tully 39,94,119 Mulligan, Gene E. Jr. 75 Munson, Thomas N. 39,173 Murawski, John P. 75 Murnane, Joseph H. Jr. 53.96,1 19.125.127,1 28,152, 153,181 Murnane, Michael A. 63.119 Murnane. Terrence I. 75,101,119 Murphy, Francis J. 64.1 36 Murphy. Gerald S. Jr. 53,147.155,172 Murphy. Gerard C. 75,175 Murphy, Keiin J. 53.166 Murphy. Michael D. 75,10!,!44 Murphy, Richard S. 64 Murphy. Robert M. 39 Murphy, Thomas F. 64 Murray. Michael John 39.147,153,154 Murtha, Brian Edward 8.39,105 Nadeau,Todd E.53 Nakitchevaiiskv. Geo 53,143,167,168 Nal ' .y, James P. 75 Neafsey, John P. 53,94,119,153 Nealon, James 64 Nee, Michael J. 75 Needham, Kevin P. 54,96.1 19 Needham, Thorpas P. 75,119 .Nemmcr. Alan James 39 Tom McCarthy and his space hehnet. Neuwald, Ernie John 54 Neville, Arlhur K. 54 Nichol, Patrick K. 64,90 Nicolau, John C. 75,1 !1 Nichols, Paul R. Jr. 75 Nicrzwicki, Richard J. 54 Nieizwicki, Ronald J. 75,92 Nilges, Joseph M. 54 Ninirod, Raymond N. 75 Noble, Gerard H. 75 Nolan, Jerry F. 39 Noll, Arthur D. 54 Nora, John Charles 39,11 1,123,143 Nora, Lawrence E. 64,111,113,123,143 Nora, Matthew G. 75,113,123 Nora, Michael B. 39 Nottoli, Daniel F. 75 Nottoli, James R. 39,140 Novak, Raymond T. 76 Nowak, Robert F. 76 Nuccio, Paul G. 54,139,198 Nuccio, Vincent M. 64 Nugent, James E. Ill 54,152 Nugent, Michael Canar 76,101 Nugent, Michael D. 76 Nugent, Michael V. 39 Nugent, Patrick R. 54,175,188 Nycren, James Francis 39 Oberhn, Robert G. 54 O ' Brien, James F. 39,119 O ' Brien, James T. 39,140 O ' Brien, John David 40 O ' Brien, Michael P. 76,101 O ' Brien, Stephen M. 76 Ouska, Michael J. 64,82,84 Padden, John J. 64,143 PaleUa, Patrick M. 54,105 Palmer, John Francis 40,1 19,153 Palmer, William F. 54,82 Papageorge, Peter E. 76 Pape, William S. 76 Papini, Gino Raul 64 Paras, Donald K. 54 Parisi, Thomas M. 64 Parker, Daniel Thos 54.164 Parker, David L. Jr. 76 Parker. Stephen Krane 41 Parrilli, John C. 76 Pasek, Robert Lewis 41 Pastor, James Stephen 64 Paterho, Anthony J. 76 Patton,JohnW. Jr. 64,113 Patton, Michael J. 54,96 Pawlowski, Bernard W. 64 Pawlowski, James P. 41 Peckels, Daniel J, 76,101.102 Peckels, Edward J. 54,188 Pecyna, David A. 64 Pedraza, Luis Alberto 76,109,1 10 Peele, JohnE. I ll 76,139 Perea, Nestor Enrique 41 PeriUe, Christopher 54,92,153,176 Perkaus, Robert P. 74,101 Person, John W. 64 Petlak, William Frank 41 Petro, Francis D. 76 Ptlum, Martin J. 54 Pfohl, Paul John 41,141,147,148,154,18 TV™11 l l J O ' Brien. Terrence J. 40,96,98 O ' Brien, Thomas J. Jr. 64,146 O ' Brien, William T. 76 O ' ConneU, Daniel F. 64 O ' ConneU, Patrick J. 40,94,95,1 19,151,153,199 O ' ConneU, Thomas R. 54 O ' Connor. Mark J. 76 O ' Connor, Stephen M. 40 O ' Connor, Timothy J. 40 O ' Connor, Timothy W. 40,153 O ' Connor, William J. 54 O ' Day, Kevin John 40 O ' Donnell, John .Andrew 40 O ' Donnell.WilUamM. 54,82,96,99,113 O ' Grady, J. Shannon 64,105,106 O ' Grady, James Thomas 64,156 O ' Grady, Kevin D. 76 O ' Grady, William J. 76 O ' Hara, John A. 76,101 O ' Keefe, Michael J. 64 Okigawa, Ray 40.152,157,158,167 O ' Laughlin, Dave M. 40 O ' LaugWin, James R. 54 Oldershaw, Dominic P. 76,144 O ' Leaiy, Sean M. 64 OUvera, Arturo 54,152,166 Olson, Brian M. 64 Olson, James J. 54 Olson, Thomas John 76 Olson, William J. 54 O ' Maliey, Dan Lawrence 54 O ' MalJey, John Patrick 40,140 O ' Maliey, Michael W. 54 O ' Mailey, Patrick J. 76 O ' Maliey, Terrence A. 40 O ' Maliey, Thomas M. 64,109 O ' Neill, Kevin J. 76,146 Onetti, Henry Michael 40 Opelka, Gregory Paul 40,155 Opelka. Michael V. 54 Orr. Timothy P. 76 Ortegel, Robert K. 76 (iisman, Mark Andrew 64,85 Osmanski, Robert C- 40,11 1,1 1 2,1 19 O ' Toole. Michael F. 64 Otter. Paul V. 54,157 Otter, Steven F. 64,155 Ovaert. Timothy C. 76 Phelan, John Michael 64,143 Philipp, Robert Rudy 54,144 PhilUps, Carlos J. 76 PhilUps, Gregory E. 64 Pierri, Vincent M. 64.174 Pigozzi, William D. 54 Piraino, James J. 76 Pisani, Marco Vincent 41 Plunkett, Mark T. 76 Plueger, Michael J. 64 Poindexter, CharlesB.54,152,157,158,160,164,174 Polacheck, James A. 54 Pollard, Brendan O. 41,144 Pont, John Wilson 54,96,98,140,153 Pontarelli, Lawrence 41,151,152,163 Pontarelli, Patrick W. 76 Pool, Michael D. 76,144 Pool, Patrick Edward 54 Poole, James Douglas 64,101 Poterek, Thomas John 64,142,147 Potts, James Kenneth 41 ,105,107,108 Powers, Timothy D. 41,125,127 Prang, George M. 76,119 Prang, Stephen M. 41,94,119,153 Prestigiacomo, Ben G. 76 Pridmore, Robert L. 64 Priske, Michael E, 64,119 Priske, Robert Daniel41.119 Pritchard, Daniel E. 65,115 Proesel, Edward K. 65,144 Prun, Peter Lee 41 Przypyszny, Robert J. 76,119,122 Pucinski, Roman C. 54 Purcell, Fred Wm. 54,119 Purdy, John P. 55 Quinlan,DonalG. 41,1 15,1 16 Quinley, John C. 55,148.153,156 Quinley, Thomas J. 76 QuintaniUa, Antonio 76,168 Radziewicz, Michael J. 76 Raimondi, Vito 76 Rak, Christopher A. 41 Raminiak, Mathew E. 42,164 Ramirez, Mark D. 55,140 Ramos, Daniel Patrick 65 Ramos, David K. 55,125 Rathslag, Thomas Carl 42 Ratty, Robert T. 55,104 Ray, William Francis Reagan, Richard A. 42,141 ,152 Redden, Charles F. 65 Redden, John J. 55 Regan, E.Quinn 55,96 Regan, Sean Patrick 76,101 Reger, Christopher D. 76 Reger, Richard J. 65 Reichmann, James P. 42,94,1 19,121 Reichmann, Mark G. 76,94,119 Reidy, James Jospeh 42,140,153,155 Reidy,WiUiam J. 65,90 ReiUy, David Robert 42,1 19 Renter, George E. 65 Reynolds, GeraldA. 55 Reynolds, Sherman F. 42,119,121,141,152 Rjch, Robert Ward 65 Rieckelman. Robert J. 55 Riley, Edward B. 76 Righeimer, James M. 65,101 Riley, Robert F. Jr. 65 RiU, S.Thomas 65,147 Riordan, Thomas P. 77 Riordan, Vincent T. 42 Ripkey, Christina H. 65,92 Rita, Marc Joseph 42,92,141 Ritsos, Zachary T. Ill 77,125 Rizzio, Nicholas J. 77 Roberson, Michael G. 65,167 Roberts, Charles S. 77 Roberts, Victor 65,139 Robinson, Randolph A. 65,139 Robinson, Thomas E. 65,139 Rodino, Kenneth Louis 42,153,202 Rodriguez, Gabriel M. 55,166 Rodriguez, Gustavo C. 77 236 Rodriauez, H my M. 42 Rv driguez.O ear J. 77 Ri iialski. Ken neth r. 42 R, -jn. Miiiu el John 77,101 K, hliJiT Rii liard J, 55 R, lilcJcr. Sli ilien A. 65 R, K-k, Riilia d M. 77 Rl llcr, Rober t John 42 Ri Ulns, Peter J. 77 Rl maniuk, Volodai H. 65 Rl mano. Mat thewP, 42,125.1 R nun.i, Mk iji-l A 65 R. iidenet. (_ 1 riMopher 77,101 A ' nc L. 55 Rl ndeiiet, 1 i R. oney.Will m R. 42.1 19 Rl snian, Gres otv S. 77 Ross, Stephen Jude 55,121 Rothing, Joseph F. 65 Rothing, James David 42 Rothing, Richard S. 55 Roti, Anthony J. 55 Roti, Michael F. 65 Roti. Samuel J. 65 Rotunno, Gerard J. 77 Rotunno, John 0,55,151,152,176,184 Rubv, Edward Vincent 65 Ruby, William 144 Rudnick, Edwaid J. 55 Ruggaard. Kevin J. 77 Rugsaard, Randall P. 43,153 Rusch, Jeff L. 43 Russell. Daniel Jude 65 RusseU. Robert T. 77.113 Rutkowski. Miiliael A, 77 Ryan. Daniel L. 55 Ryan, Daniel K. 77 Rvan, Michael J. 55,96 Rvan,Timothv J. 65,101 R?,.,v Miih,.-I 11 55.166 S,,, .-.l 77 S.ii:. i; ' :: ..i 153.155.167,168.169 Sala. Rj.,i:jI J. bi Saiiabna, James B. 55 Sanborn, Brian W. 55 Sanders, Robert M. 77 Sanders, Thomas R. Jr. 19.65.94 Santacrose. Mark F, 77.109 Santaella. Fernando M. 65 Santamarlan. Frank A. 43.153,177 Santiago, Mario V. 65 Saulsberry, Charles R. 55.139,153.166.167,16 Sawyer, James L. Jr. 77 Sawyer, Mark John 43 Scala, Ralph M. 55 ScaUon, Timothv J, 65 Scanlan, Jack Thomas 65.96 Scanlan, John D. 43 Scanlan, John Robert 65 Scanlan, Thomas C. 55 Seapin. Daniel J. 65,169 Scherer, James F. 55,109 Scherer, Thomas Jas 55 Schermerhorn, John P. 55 Schiappa, Jeffrey A. 55,140,152,164,166 Schirmang, Anton T. 77 Schissier, Gregory F, 55 Schlax. Peter I. 77,101 Schlecht, Diet mar 65 Schlechi, Hans P. 55,109,110 Schlindwein, James L. 55 Schneider, Scott S. 77 Schneider, Shawn S. 55 Scholtes, John W. 65,40 Schramm, VVilham H. 55.153 Schreiber. James M. 43 Schreiber. Joseph P. 77 Michael, John, Pete, and David McHugh. . .all of the same family. Schufreldci. JohnG. 43.173 Schufreider, Thomas E. 65 Schulte, James Joseph 65,101,155 Schulte, Joseph M. 77,161 Schulte, Mark Peter 56 Schulte, Mark J. 56,77 Schulte, William C. 43 Schultz. Charles J. 77,101,144 Schultz, William E. 65 Schulz, Mark C. 77,101 Schulz, Wiffiam 111 119 Schumacher. Gary C. 77.188 Schumacher. James W, 65 Schumacher, John A. Jr. 77.101 Schumacher, Thomas R. 43,148.152.151.155.161 175 176,177,188 Schumacher, Vincent J. 66 Scotese, Michael E. 56.1 1 1.123 Scott. Ernest D. 77 Seeberg, Daniel 56,96.1 19.152,153 Serpe, Gerard Roman 43 Servatius, Gregory 77,101.119 Se.vton, Edward W. 43,144 Se.xton, Peter D. 56 Shanahan, Kevin M.43 Shanalian, Kevin P. 66 Shaw, Allan Reid 43,148,153,154,188 Shea, Richard M. 66 Sheahen. David R. 56,138 Sheahen, Gregory B. 77 Sheble. Ronald W. 66 Shepe rd. Jaime M. 56.142,188 Sheridan, Leo J. Ill 77 Shiman, Peter Jerome 66,90 Sholty, Pauls. 78 Shuma, Matthew G. 78 Shuma, Richard P. 56 Sieben, Richard F. 66,162 Sierks. Michael R. 43,115.116.153 SiDia, Gary A. 78 SiUia, James B. 56.105 Simon, William P. 44 Simpson, David W. 78 Skehen, John Gerard 44 Skul, Norman V. 78 Sklodowski, Edward L. 66.105 Slattery, Albert III 78 Slaven, Kevin W. 66 Slavin, David P. Sliwa, WilUam G. 56,138,142,153,222,223 Sloan, Michael E. 66 Sloan, TerrenceV. 56 Smith, Brian R. 78 Smith, Carter M. Ill 78 Smith, Dv ane Leon 78 Smith, Greg N. 56,151,164,176,188 Smith, Kent A. 65,115,118 Smith, Stephen A. 66,96.99,109,152,185 Smith, Stephen M. 78,82 Smith. William T. 78 Smola, Albert Paul 44 Snediker, James M. 44 Sneed, John S. Jr. 78 Snyder,Gordon D. 66,125.156 Snyder, Michael G. 44 Sobeck, Brian Edwaid 56,125 Sobeck, Richard T. 66 SokoUck, Daniel R. 66 Sokohck. WilUam D. 44 .Solarski, Paul Gerard 56 Somers, John AIcms 66 Sommer, James C. 44.1 03 Soresi, Jonathan Doud 44 Southall, I,ewis McKee 66 Spack, John J. 56.147 Sparough, W. Steven 44 Spector, James M. 56,92,153 Speer, Philipp M, 66 SpeHman, Joseph J. 66,188 Spencer, Thomas J. Ji. 66 Spioglan, Christopher 44 Spinuzza, Charles A. 66 Srock, Bryan J. 66 Stanley, Gary David 66 Stanley, Michael W. 66 Stanton, Joseph P. 66 Stanton, Patrick K. 78,200 Stark, Robert J. 78,101 Starr, Martin P. 78 Steel, Kenneth A. 56, 109,140 Stefely, James G. 56 Steger. Mark J. 78,101 Sieger, Peter F. 56,82,86,152,153 Sieinke, LeRoy Ad:im 44,94.1 19 Steii, Richard J, 44 Stemo, Michael P. 56,96 Sterba, Edward F. 56 Sternig, John Philip 66,162 Stewart. Christopher 66,101 Stolarski, Robert W. 56 Stone, WiUrani M. 44,103,104,152,153,196,201 Stralka, Daniel C. 66,92 Strauss, Robert J. 78 Strauss, Steven C. 44,195 Strickland, Jas G. Jr. 66 Struck, WUliam R. 44 Strunk, Steve John 45 Strzalka, Brian A.45 Stuermer, Emil Scott 66 Suarez, Val Belmonte 66 Suk, David A. 78 Sullivan, Barry J. 66,94,152 Sullivan. Daniel John 45,96 SuUivan, David R. 78 Sullivan, Harold E. 78,101 Sullivan, Harold W. Jr. 45,1 19 Sullivan, John?, Jr. 66,125 Sullivan, Kevin A. 78 Sullivan, Kurt T. 78 Sullivan. Mark Block 66 Sullivan. Michael R. 66 Sullivan, Paul M. 66 SuUivan, Peter D. 66,115 SuUivan, Thomas M. 45 SuUivan. Timothy M. 66 Summa, David Wmiam 78,168 Sutton, Gerard Joseph 66,146 Swafford, JohnW. 56 Sweeney, James Chas 56 Sweeney, J. Patrick 78 Sweeney, Patrick John 45 Swenie, Stephen M. 56 Swiatlo, David S. 56 Szewczyk, Conrad 78 Szewczyk, Michael J. 45,153,204 Tatara, Robert A. 56,92,145,153 Tatage, Kirk Joseph 66,90,91 Tatge,ReidE. 78,115,118 Taylor, Johti Ross 45,1 19 TazioU, Louis T. 56 TazioU, Thomas S. 78 TeUefsen, Robert J. 78 Terlato, WiUiam A. 78 Terry, WilUs Paul 56,96 Testa, Dominick A. 56 Texidor, Theodore A. 45.123 Theisen, David H. 66 Theriault, Christophi 45 Thiel, Charles J. 56 Thiel, Joseph E. 145 Tliiel, John Herbert 66 Thielemann, John F. 78,1 13 Thierjung, Anthony J. 78 Thomas, Christopher J. 45 Thomas, Gregory John 67,141 Tliompson, John A. 56,153 Thomure, Mark James 45 Thulin, Joseph David 67 Tiderman, David A. 67 Tim, Lawrence G. 56 Timlin. Jeffery J. 67 Tinereila, Thomas J. 67,101 TinereUa, Vincent P. 56 Tito, Daniel R. 56 Tom. Randall J. 56 TomaseUi, Alfred J. 78,1 19,144,146 Tomic, Gregory 67 Tontira, Michael O. 78 Toomey, James T. 67,94,119,143 Tortorice. John D. 45 Tracey, James Victor 67,156.188 TraLZ, David G. 78 Tre.i. ; L. 78,101 Treaty, Patrick John 56 Tremko, Norbert 56 Trieschmann, J. Burke ' ' 8,113 Trippi, John Charles 45.92 Triunfol. David 56 Troka, James David 45 Trutter, Johathan W. 56,146.167 Tryba, Mark Vinton 46,146,151.155,157,222 Tsoumas, Richard Mark 67,119 Tuffner, Joseph M. 67 Tye, James H. 78 TyrreU. John J.67 Ullrich, Brian Curtis 67,113 Ulm, Scott Jeffrey 67,143,168 Underriner, John M. 67,92 Ungaii, Frank J. 78 Valdenaire, Andre K. 56 Valenti, James M. 56,152 Vallone, Thomas D. 56 VanCalbergh, Greg M. 56.140 VanCalbergh, Mark M. 78 Vancrey, John Jacob 46 VandenBranden. Steven 67,85.107 VandenBranden, Edgar 46,94 VandenBranden. Joseph 56,119 VandenHeuvel, Mark S. 56 VanderBosch. Mark J. 56 Vanes, NUchael S. 67 Vasis, Thomas Charles 67 Vaichetto, Richard M. 46 Verdico, Terrence V. 78 Vergne, Stewart J. 67 Verkler,Richard A. 78 Vernava, Anthony M. 46 Versen. Walter Leo 67,90,101,143 Vidal, Eduardo Rene 46,153.155 Vlahandreas. Michael 79 Volkman, Timothy D. 67 Von, DriskaPaulM. 79 Vonunschuld, Hunter J. 79 Voorhees, Andrew R. 56,1 19 Voorhees, Richard D. 79,1 19 Vottero, Mark J. 56,109.140 Vottero, Robert G. 79,148.150 Vukits, David George 67,188 Wagener, John Thomas 67.137,185,167 Wagener, Tim Sanders 67.94,119 Wagner, James Y. 67 Wainer, Mark Edward 67 Wallace, Peter John 46 Walsh, Daniel B. 56 Walsh, Michael K. 56,96,100,140 Walsh, Patrick E. 79 Walsh. Stephen P. 67 Walsh, Thomas Howard Walsh, Thomas M. Jr. 46 Walsh, Timothy K. 79 Walsh, WiUiam F. 67 Walters, Michael A. 46,154 Walz, John M. 79 Wambach, Doug Edward 46,153,164 Ward, Geoffrey 67,102 Ward, John Hemy 67,94 Ward. Timothy J. 79,101 Waiga, Michael Joseph 67 Warther, Vincent A. 46 Washburn, Thomas M. 79 Watkins. Lewis J. 56.139 Weber, Keith Bevan 67,143,169 Weglinski, Ronald F. 56 Wehman, Richard H. Jr. 56,86 Weidle, Thomas R. 46 Weinzelbaum, Louis L. 79 Wejman. James M. 46 Welch, Dale Robert 67.90 WeUnske, Joseph J. 79,147 WeUbank, Harry L. 46 Welsh, Daniel K. 79 Werner, Victor A. 56 Westrich, Jonathan B. 67 Whalen, Thomas D. 79 Whalen. Thomas Ford 67,1 13,114 Wharton. Paul Brown 67 White. Daniel Thomas 67,101 White, George P. 67 Widera, Bernard J. 67 Widera, Michael G. 79,168 Widmer, Christopher J. 46.167 Wiegand, Wmiam J, 79 Wienke. Ray M. 56 Wiermanski, Richard W. 46,138,164 Wilczynski, Joseph J. 67 WiUiams, David Y. 47,94.119.120 Williams, John S. 56,94,95,119 Winter, Donald Peter 47,164 Winters, Richard M. 79 Wish, Robert B. 79 Witt, Gregory J. 79 Witte, Thomas Gerard 79 Wolf, Charles Daniel 47 WoU ' , James A. Jr. 79,109 Wolf, Thomas Michael 47 Wood, Michael J. 79,101 WoodaU, John PhUUp 47 Wright, Timothy D. 79 Wuertz, David J. 56 Wynne, Richard John 47 Xenakis, Jeffrey E. 79 Yadgir, John David 47,82 YedUcka, Joseph W. 47,153 Yong, Raymond 79 Yoon, Chi Sun 79 Yunez, Salvador 56 Zacher, Michael E. Jr. 79 Zaiesky, Douglas E. 79 Zaraza, Donald C. 56 Zemtseff, PaulB. 56 Zercher, Brian J. 79 Ziegenfuss, Thomas C. 79,101,119 Ziegler. Christopher 79 Ziegler, Jeffery A. 79 Ziegler, Michael T. 47 Zieske. Paul Anthonv 47,137.153.168 Zondlo. Jeffrey C. 79.162 Zuercher, Joseph C. 47,96,98,153 ■ ' r s 218 FOR FUTURE REFERENi Joseph Samuel Abbate Brian Patrick Aliern John Joseph Ahern Dean Joseph Amici Timothy J. Anderson Dean A. Andrea Peter F. Arden Tliomas Arens Douglas M. Armato Gregory G. Bal iMaik J. Ballard George A. BaUentine James P. Balog 7 Stanley J. Banas Dan A. Barichello Brian G. Barnard Brian F. Barr MicheaJ J. Barrett David R. Barry William J. Barry AUen Joseph Bassel Joseph A. 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Guagenti John WiUiam Haben Dan Joseph Halloran Keith A. Hancock Edv aid Thomas Hanley Matthew M. Hayes Mark T. Hechinger 571 Dre.xel 1304 Central 199 Woodley Rd 829 Linden Ave 409 Green Park 841 Rolling Pass 1370 Trapp Lane 1801 Stevens Dr 1737 Columbia 6541 N.Knox 6655 Tower Circle 2235 Asbury .Av 5849 N.Washtenaw 4530 N. LoweU 954 E. Morningside 6125 N. Kirkwood 1521 Chapel Ct 3440 S. Cottage Grove 9218 N. Parkside 355 Briar Lane 3740 Knollwood Ln 2480 Telegraph Rd 5447 Harvard 2307 Grey Ave 4930W. Lunt 4323 S.Vernon 6249 N. Lacrosse 2285 Holly Ct 60 Ahwahnee Road 1575 Harding Road 433 Woodvale 341 Hager Lane 1532 W.Chase Ave 1011 Bonita Drive 7028 Ridge Blvd 1158 Hampton Dale 2209 Chestnut 8512 Keystone 587 Lincoln Ave 6807 N. Lakewood 6650 Navajo 1259 McDaniels 827 Lake Ave 900 N. Glenayre 1020 Huckleberry 6156 N. Knox 590 Briar Ln 25 Indian Hill Rd 93! Kings Ln 2122 W.Dickens 2. 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Tonty Ave 819 Lincoln St 6277 N.Kilpatrick Glencoe li 60022 Wilmette II 6009 1 Winnetka II 60093 Wilmette 11 60091 Deerfield II 60015 Glenview II 60025 Winnetka II 60093 Glenview II 60025 Chicago U 60626 Lincolnwood II 60646 Lincohiwood II 60646 Evanston II 60201 Chicago II 60659 Chicago II 60630 Lake Forest II 60045 Chicago II 60646 Northbrook II 60062 Chicago 1160616 Morton Gr 1160053 Highland Pk II 60035 Glenview II 60025 Deerfield II 60015 Skokie 11 60076 Evanston 1160201 Skokie II 60076 Chicago II 60653 Chicago II 60646 Northbrook II 60062 Lake Forest II 60045 Northfield U 60093 Deerfield II 60015 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60626 Park Ridge II 60068 Chicago II 60645 Winnetka II 60093 Wilmette 1160091 Skokie II 60076 Glencoe II 60022 Oiicago II 60626 Lhicolnwood II 60646 Highland Pk II 60035 WUmette II 60091 Glenview U 60025 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60646 Northfield II 60093 Winnetka 11 60093 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60647 Golf II 60029 Chicago II 60656 Evanston 1160201 Glenview II 60025 Oiicago II 60646 Winnetka II 60093 Skokie !! 60076 Chicago 11 60659 Wilmette 1160091 Park Ridge il 60068 Mortn Grove I1600.S3 Chicago II 60641 Skokie t! 60076 Lincolnwood II 60646 Skokie I! 60076 Chicago ii 60646 Evanston U 6020! Oiicago 11 60646 219 Michael .1. Hennig Charles K. Kerrmann A. Patrick Herron Ronald Jerome Herte Robert Joseph Hicks Thomas M. Hielscher Robert Gene HUlsman Patrick F. Hinkamp James Charles Hoag John Lannon Holton James H. Horcher David Jonathan Horn James Emett Hughes William John Hupp John Everett Huston Jolin Charles Liberie Stephen P. Isaacs Everage Ivy Jeff Harry Jacobs James Henry Jaeger John Andrew Jakobsze Scott F. Janczak Robert Thomas Janda Mark Allen Jason Michael J. Jennings Thomas J. Johansen Vmcent J. Jones Patrick W. Joyce Thomas Matthew Jung David H. Kalsch Brad George Kamin Michael Shawn Kane Andrew B. Kassaraba Gary Brooks Kayser John Joseph Keating James Courtney Keefe Jeffrey Thomas Kehl Chris Edward KeUy James J. Kennedy Jr James Joseph Kenny John Frank Kerschner David Francis Kirby George A. Klaskin Thomas A. Knoll John C. Kohl George A. Kowahk Frank J. Kiacher Philip J. Kuhn Christopher J. Lahart Sean Joseph Lambert Richard J. Lamermayer Paul Edward Langill Robert B. Latousek Micahel J . Lattanzio Robert Emmet Leary Charles L. Leibrandt Paul A. Leisner Joseph Curran Light Daniel Joseph Linton Robert Neal Loeb Karl Joseph Lohre Louis Steven Lokos Joseph Thomas Lorenz Walter John Losczyk Bruce Albert Luecke John Hagan Luxem Kevin Lorenz Mack Dennis A. Mahoney John Stephen Maitzen Osmond Leon Malcolm Michael J. Maloney Joseph John Mancuso Daniel D. Markovich Don Victor Marrese Michael Edward Marx John Frank Ma this 6227 Sauganash 26 Park Lane 3803 Springdale 6540 S. King Dr 2a 1 309 EUzabeth Ln 6745 Edgebrook Terr 8550 N. Keeler 429 Pine Manor Dr 6709 Wildwood 9237 Lincolnwood Dr 2247 Brentwood Rd 803 Sherman 1519 Sequoia Trail 422 S. Crescent 5620 N. Kostner 4741 N. Dover 3008 Indianwood 3526 W. 5th Ave 175 Spring Ijne 1139 Pleasant 4580 N. Mernmac 6285 N. Knox 2346 Clover Lane 1350 Woodland Dr 1302 Central Ave 1897 Bosworth Ln P.O. Box 6154 969 Spruce St 1803 Sunnyside Circ 6922 Wildwood Ave 2700 Edgewood 2210 W. Estes 3623 N. Harding 1145 Jeffery Ct 9028 Keystone 6920 Sheridan Rd 8507 Kedvale 105 Sequoia Lane 1423 Blackthorn Dr 6234 W. Estes Ave 2304 W. Granville 3031 Indian Wood Rd 1823W. FarweU 1810 Montgomery Ct 340 Churchill 5336 Madison St 6252 N. Newark 1370 Linden Ave 1 162 Hamptondale 2806 Knollwood Ln 9420 Nashville 1115 Forest 738 TimberUne Dr 919 Deerfield Rd 2443 Woodlawn Rd 1424 Overlook Dr 3216 Otto Lane 1112 W. Loyola .Ave 1035 Meadowlark Ln 1442 W. Touhy 8100 Floral Av 6221 N. Kildare 6419 N. Hoyne 8346 W. Monroe 3129 Violet Ln 248 Avon Ct 7433 N. Claremont 1822 W. Leland 1330 Sleepy Hollow 3901 W. Jackson 5721 N. Kenneth 6542 N. Kenton 1110 W.Loyola Ave 8538W.Catalpa 518 Kin Ct 131 Clyde Chicago II 60646 Golf 11 60029 Glenview 11 60025 Chicago 11 60637 Glenview II 60025 Chicago 11 60646 Skokic 11 60076 Wilmette 11 60091 Chicago L 60646 Evanston II 60203 Northbrook II 60062 Evanston II 60202 Glenview II 60025 Park Ridge 11 60068 Chicago II 60646 Chicago 11 60640 Wilmette II 60091 Cliicago 11 60624 Wmnetka 11 60093 Glenview II 60025 Oucago 11 60630 Chicago 11 60646 Northfield 1160093 Deerfield 1160015 Wilmette 1160091 Northfield II 60093 Chicago II 60680 Winnetka 11 60093 Northbrook II 60062 Chicago 11 60646 Deerfield 1160015 Cliicago 11 60645 Chicago U 60618 Northbrook II 60062 Skokie 11 60076 Chicago 11 60626 Skokie II 60076 Deerfield II 60015 Glenview 11 60025 CWcago 11 60646 Clucago 11 60659 WUmette II 60091 Chicago 11 60626 Deerfield II 60015 Northfield II 60093 Skokie 11 60076 Oiicago 11 60631 Highland Pk II 60035 Wmnetka 11 60093 Glenview 11 60025 Morton Grove II 60053 Wilmette II 60091 Glenview II 60025 Highland Pk II 60035 Northbrook 11 60062 Golf 1160029 Evanston 11 60201 Chicago U 60626 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60626 Skokie II 60076 Chicago 11 60646 Chicago 11 60645 Niles II 60648 Northbrook 11 60062 Northfield 11 60093 Chic. ;o 11 60645 Chicago 11 60640 Glenview 11 60025 Chicago 11 60624 Chicago 11 60646 Lincolnwood II 60646 CWcago 11 60626 Chicago II 60656 Wilmette II 60091 Evanston 11 60202 Joseph Peter Maude James Edward McAvoy Kevin T. McCarthy Thomas K. McCarthy Brian Joseph McCourt Robert J. McDonnell Qiristopher McGuire Joseph T. McGuire Stephen Carl McGuire G. Terrence McGurn David Kelley McHugh Patrick J. Mclntyre Thomas John McKee Richard A. McMenamin Sabinus Megwa Jan Melsens Mark Robert Menarik Mark Timothy Meyers Richard W. Mills Daniel J. Miotti James F. Mitchel Craig Adrian Moller Daniel W. Monckton Sam C. Monoscalco Kevin J. Moriarity Mario Joseph Moussa Michael C. Mullen Michael Tully Mullen Thomas N. Munson Robert M. Murphy .Michael John Murray Brian Edward Murtha Alan James Nemmer Jerry F. Nolan John Charles Nora Michael B. Nora James R. NottoU Michael V. Nugent James Francis Nygren James F. O ' Brien James T. O ' Brien John David O ' Brien Terrence J. O ' Brien Patrick J. O ' Connell Stephen M. O ' Connor Timothy J. O ' Connor Timothy W. O ' Connor Kevin John O ' Day John Andrew O ' Donnell Ray Okigawa Dave M. O ' Laughhn John Patrick O ' MaUey Terrence A. O ' MaUey Henry Michael Onetti Gregory Paul Opelka Robert C. Osmanski John Francis Palmer Stephen Krane Parker Robert Lewis Pasek James P. Pawlowski Nestor Enrique Perea William Frank Petlak Paul Jolui Pfohl Marco Vincent Pisani Brendan O. PoUard Lawrence PontareUi James Kenneth Potts Timothy D. Powers Stephen M. Prang Robert Daniel Priske Peter Lee Prun Donal G. Quinlan Oiristopher A. Rak Mathew E. Raminiak Thomas Carl Rathslag Richard A. Reagan 6907 N. Oleander 2551 Bel Air Drive 7556 N. Claremont 6431 N. Kilpatrick 920 .Madison 932 Lake Ave 2 Woodley Rd 3920 Enfield 470 Whittier 1222 Sherwin Ave 412 Central 701 Elmwood 426 10th St 45 Cody Lane 810 Forest 401 Sheridan Road 6729 N.Jean 933 Linden 2219N.Leavitt 238 Oakridge Ave 1230 Spruce 4670 Forest View Dr 906 Revere Road 425 Romona Rd 5727 N. Richmond 431 Pebblebrook Rd 723 Laurel 8835 Mansfield 665 7 Lightfoot 176 Walker Ave 3136 Iris Court 9402 Monticello 2040 Wahiut Circle 1526 Executive 6236 N.Knox 6236 N.Knox 5307 SuffieldCt 874 Margret St 38 Longmeadow 1345 Hackberry 1792 De Logier 6230 N. Lundy 6559 N. Rockwell 719 Laurel Ave 6206 N. Keeler 233 Crescent 6516N. Chicora 47 Wiltshire 5867 Forest Glen 1451 W. Rosemont Ave 6722 N. Loron 219 Parkview Rd 191 Sheridan 1813 W.Norwood 1522 Basswood Circle 920 Romona Rd 762 Fox Hunt TraU 1627 DelO ' Gier 1236 Hawthorne 6323 N. Kolmar 1236W. North Shore 1515 Basswood Ct 5915 N.Keating 5 211 W.Devon 735 Walden Rd 1441 Kay wood Ln 1100 Granville 2041 Pratt Ct 2900 W. Farragutt 975 Hunter Ct 724 Old Trail 312 Sunset Ridge 281 Jeffrey Lane 1100 Fair Oaks 250 Port wine Road 1018 Juniper Terrace Chicago II 60631 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60645 Lincolnwood II 60646 Evanston II 60202 Wilmette 1160091 Winnetka II 60093 Skokie II 60076 Northfield II 60093 Qiicago II 60626 Wilmette 1160091 Wilmette 11 60091 Wilmette 1160091 Deerfield 1160015 WUmette II 60091 Wilmette 11 60091 Chicago II 60646 Wilmette 11 60091 Chicago 11 60647 Highwood II 60040 Winetka 11 60093 Northbrook II 60062 Glenview II 60025 Wilmette 1160091 Chicago II 60659 Northbrook II 60062 WUmette I! 60091 Morton Grv II 60053 Chicago II 60646 Highland Pk II 60035 Northbrook II 60062 Evanston II 60203 Northbrook II 60062 Glenview II 60025 Qiicago II 60646 Chicago 11 6064 6 Skokie II 60076 Des Plaines U 60016 Winnetka II 60093 Deerfield 11 60015 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60646 Chicago II 60645 Wilmette 1160091 Chicago II 60646 Glenview 11 60025 Chicago II 60646 Deerfield II 60015 Chicago II 69646 Chicago U 60660 Chicago II 60646 Glenview II 60025 Winnetka II 60093 Chicago II 60660 Glenview II 60025 Wilmette 1160091 Deerfield 11 60015 Glenview 11 60025 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60646 Chicago II 60626 Glenview II 60025 Chicago U 60646 Chicago II 60646 Winnetka II 60093 Glenview II 60025 Park Ridge II 60068 Evanston II 60201 Chicago 11 60625 Deerfield 11 60015 Highland Pk II 60035 Northfield II 60093 Northfield II 60093 Deerfield II 60015 Riverwoods II 60015 Glenveiw U 60025 James P. Reichmann James Joseph Reidy David Robert Reilly Sherman F. Reynolds Vincent T. Riordan Marc Joseph Rita Kenneth Louis Rodino Henry M. Rodrigeuz Kenneth F. Rogalsld Robert John Roller Matthew P. Romano William R. Rooney James David Rothing Randall P. Ruggaaid JeffL. Rusch Frank A. Santamarina Mark John Sawyer John Robert Scanlan James M. Schreiber Michael W. Schroeder John G. Schufreider William C. Schulte Thomas R. Schumacher Daniel J. Schwegel Gerard Roman Serpe Edward W. Sexton Kevin M. Shanahan AUan Reid Shaw Michael R. Sierks WiUiam P. Simon John Gerard Skehen Albert Paul Smola James M. Snediker Michael G. Snyder WiUiam D. SokoUck James C. Sommer Robert H. Sorensen Jonathan Doud Soresi W. Steven Sparough Christopher Speiglan LeRoy Adam Steinke Richard J. Stell Wilham M. Stone Steven C. Strauss 2106 Washington 660 E. Morningside Dr 4852N. OverhiU 115 Dewindt Rd 6335 N. Kolmar 7372 N. Wmchester 7446 N.Octavia 5433 Glenwood 2494 Auburn 6117 N. Keeler 9222 Lawndale 471 Park Ave 630 Linden Ave 8217 N. Parkside 1019 Adelaide 5732 N.Winthrop 2145 Clover 1411 Seward 2897 W. Touhy 600 Locust Road 9512 Central Park 6322 Knox 380 Sunset Drive 1824 Greenleaf 7510 Jonqud Terrace 1515 Sequoia Trail 1 1 Debbie Dr 7548 N. Oakley 1331 EUzabeth Ln 5856 N. Forest Glen 930 Linden 1096 Fisher Lane 315 Woodley 7045 Mankato 4434 W. Devon 6801 Loron 6333 N. Kildaie 923 Michigan Ave 1052 Rolhng Pass 7829 N. Linder Av 2610 W.Pratt Ave 47 35 Grove 606 Laurel Ave 2048 VaUey Lo Lane Wilmette 1160091 Lake Forest 11 60045 Norridge 11 60656 Winnetka II 60093 Chicago II 60646 Chicago 11 60626 Chicago U 60648 Chicago II 60640 Northbrook 11 60062 Clucago 11 60646 Skokie 11 60203 Glencoe II 60022 Wilmette 1160091 Morton Grove 1160053 Northbrook II 60062 Oiicago 11 60660 Northbrook 11 60062 Evanston 11 60202 Chicago II 60645 Wilmette 1160091 Skokie 11 60203 Clucago II 60646 Northbrook 11 60062 Chicago 11 60626 Niles U 60648 Glenview II 60025 Mt Prospect 1160056 Chicago II 60645 Glenview II 60025 Clucago II 60646 Wilmette II 60091 Winnetka II 60093 Winnetka 11 60093 Chicago II 60646 Lincolnwood II 60646 Chicago II 60646 Chicago II 60646 Evanston U 60202 Glenview 11 60025 Norton Grve 11 60053 Chicago II 60645 Skokie II 60076 Wilmette 1160091 Glenview II 60025 Wilham R. Struck Steve John Strunk Brian A. Strzalka Daniel John Sullivan Harold W. Sulhvan Jr Thomas M. SuUivan Patrick John Sweeney Michael J. Szewczyk John Ross Taylor Theodore A. Texidor Christophr Theriault Joseph E. Thiel Cnristopher J . Thomas Mark James Thomure John D. Tortorice John Charles Trippi James David Troka Mark Vinton Tryba John Jacob Vancrey Edgar VandenBranden Richard M. Varchetto Anthony M. Vernava Eduardo Rene Vidal Peter John Wallace Thomas Howard Walsh Nhchael A. Walters Doug Edward Wambach Vincent A. Warther Thomas R. Weidle James M. Wejman Harry L. Wellbank Christopher J. Widmer Richard W. Wiermanski David Y. Williams Donald Peter Winter Charles Daniel Wolf Thomas Michael Wolf John PhiUip Woodall Richard John Wyrme John David Yadgir Joseph W. YedUcka Michael T. Ziegler Paul Anthony Zieske Joseph C. Zuercher 2710 Central 4913 Grain St 5812 N. Merrimac Av 730 Hibbaid Rd 9408 Lawndale 609 Revere 2325 Wood Drive 5935 N. Keating 1239 W. Glenlaice 6720 N. Navajo 2244 Henley 2023 ' vV.Estes 1925 E. Ridgewood 6335 N.Knox Ave 6941 Keeler 5828 N. Artesian 5961 N. Kilpatrick 5042 N. Marmora 3612 Dundee Rd 5217 Davis St 1812 Walnut 1981 W. Durham Drive 6101 Sheridan Rd E. 425 Linden 1314 IsabeUa 5323 Washington 2122 Grove St 2422 Park Place 3136 Violet Ln 1404 EUzabeth 1019 Granville 6315 N.Karlov 1290 Wincanton 256 Dover Cr Inverns 7444 N. Tripp 9228 Lawndale 1777 Central Road 2115 Birchwood 6720N. Kostner 2060 W. Birchwood 6923 N. Kilpatrick 961 Bluff Rd 1635 W. OUve 636 Ridge Evanston II 60201 Skokie 11 60076 Chicago U 60645 Winnetka II 60093 Skokie il 60076 Glenview II 60025 Northbrook II 60062 Gticago 1! 60646 Chicago II 60660 Chicago II 60646 Glenview II 60025 Chicago II 60645 Glennew 11 60025 Oiicago II 5064 6 Lincolnwood 11 60646 Chicago II 60659 Chicago II 60646 Chicago II 60630 Northbrook II 60062 Skokie II 60076 Wilmette 1160091 Inverness 11 60067 Chicago lU 60660 Winnetka II 60093 Wilmette II 60091 Skokie II 60076 Glenview II 60025 Evanston II 60201 Northbrook 11 60062 Glenview II 60025 Park Ridge II 60068 Chicago II 60646 Deerfield II 60015 Palatine II 60067 Skokie II 60076 Skokie II 60203 GIen- iew II 60025 WUmette 11 60091 Lincolnwood 11 60646 Cnicago II 60645 Lincolnwood II 60646 Glencoe II 60022 Chicago il 60660 Evanston II 60202 221 YEAR Through hard work and perseverance this year ' s yearbook staff has conlcuded its work by presenting you with YEAR 1974. Our objective in recapitulating 1974 at Loyola Academy will hopefully serve as a reminiscent glance at Loyola during its various moments. The fabrication of YEAR ' 74 could not have been made possible if it were not for a handful of people. Under the editorship of myself and an assistant editor, Mike Garofalo, we were able to implement a few changes in this year ' s book. Modifications such as our revolutionary cover, candid faculty pictures, and creative division pages have hopefully enhanced this publication. Credit must also be given to junior editors and photographers Bill Sliwa and Rick Haas. Without their cooperation in providing us with essential pictures and needed assistance, all coordinated at- tempts in YEAR ' 74 would go unnoticed. 1 can truthfully say that this yearbook staff has received a great deal of satisfaction and gratification in providing all members of the Academy with a general review of the many facets which comprise Loyola. Jeff Jacobs Taking another one of their many breaks are Jakes, Carves, and Garo Mark Tryba in the middle of indexing. Hard at work are Rick Haas and Bill Sliwa??? Proofreading an article are Rick Haas and Bill Sliwa. Mike Garvey observes Mike Garofalo cropping pictures. Moderator Fr. Heim and Editor Jeff Jacobs look over byoui and pictures. 9 PISCHBL VeaRBOOKS 223 ; : :Jeffa 3bs ASSISTANT EDITOR Mike Garofalo Mike Garvey • ' MarkTij bai Chris Raic Steve Otter Dan Halloran JUNIOR EDITORS BillSiiwa Rick Haas ■ MODERATOR Fr. John P. Heim, S.J. ' i ' ' i. J .} - lO , i.imC 3Sii Te Leg ' SJ i( ' T mi e Ma- iiM t i their Celine, HsSoun. lSirebo! pko |aj)her is Campus ] Mr. Donler Kepl j r Tohn T Cannellv to the 1 cooperiion thrHpioat tht vt ai Veiy special the photograph cortaiti i in he c pag