Loyola Academy - Yearbook (Wilmette, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

GeN 3 1833 01763 6710 GENEALOGY 977.30S W67 ' LA 1975 y Scbicatifln Mrs Sullivan is the one person at Loyola Academy whose position carries with it responsibility for EVERY student in the school. As each student progresses through his four years here, he grows increasingly aware of her dedication, her purposefulness, her understanding, her unceasing efforts in his behalf and her personal warmth and charm. Althougli her work goes on throughout the twelve months of the year, she seems to renew her boundless energy througli the very challenge ot her task. She is loving and devoted and tireless and refined. With deep gratitude and affection we dedicate the 1975 yearbook to Mrs. Mildred D. Sullivan. 3n Apprcctattdn HOMO SUM; HUMANI NIL A ME ALIENUM PUTO. (I am a man, and nothing human is foreign to me.) -- Terence The gentle lovingkindness that IS Father Paul Chfford has, in the years he has been among us at Loyola Academy, kindled the flame of love and brotherly understandmg in the hearts of countless students. His life is an example of the true meaning of the Christian gentleman; in quiet dedication he loves and honors God by loving and honoring us, making us aware of the latent fire within us that renders us more than a handful of dust. - The Loyola Community Rev. Ed ' tviud D. Rcyiiuj.ds, S.j. Dermis Patrick Feehan ' ■ ' ' ' 3 ;--: « %, •- kv ®ablE 0f OInntEnta PERSONALITIES P. 5 ATHLETICS P. 91 ACTIVITIES P. 143 HAPPENINGS P. 177 l- 2.. ' l1 ; ' f ' f ' • - ' ' %-- ;j H A mtntBtratinn Rev. John H. Reinke,S.J. President A M j j g •.i a P Rev, James C. L. Arimond, S.J. Headmaster Mr. Frank J. Hogan III Assistant to President Bro. James H. Bur, S.J. Manager of Business and Finance Mr. William A. Graf Asst. Headmaster for Administration Mr. Richard A. Shiman Dean of Students Rev. John F. Sullivan S.J. Asst. Headmaster for Instruction Mr. Fredrici 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 Rev. Robert G. Humbert, S.J. Director of Alumni Affairs Mi:5i Mjiy G. Uooluig Director of Public Relations Dr. Robert W. Pirsein Director of Instructional Media Mrs. Carl Gebuhr Director of Health Services Mrs. Francis Corby Associate Director of Development Mr. Frank J. Amato Assistant Dean of Students Rev. Ara F.Walker, S.J. Associate Director of Alumni Affairs Mr. Patrick H. Moorhead College Counselor Miss Mary Ann English CoUege Counselor Rev. Gerasime Legris, S.J. Alumni Chaplain Dr. John D. Aiello Miss Ardith Anderson Mr. Robert P. Austin Vf Mr. Fred C. Bandaccari Mr. Kenneth A. Bartosz Rev. JohnP. Beall,S.J. Mr. Joseph A. Bettina Mr. Michael J. Bhss ,3 J ' Hi t z 1 fi mmr j p . JH |v fSK H Mr. James F. Bohan Mr. Jolin P. Bourke Mr. Terrence P. Brennan Rev. Robert J. Beuter, S.J. Rev. Richard F. Burnham, S.J. Rev. Ignatius M. Burrill, S.J. Mr. John P. Caccamo Mr. Richard F. Clark Rev. Paul J. Clifford. S.J. Mr. John J. Connelly I Mr. John F. Cronin Mr. Cary J. Czarnecki Mr. William J. Deevy Mr. Louis G. Demos Mr. Eugene J. Dovle Mr. James M. Dusablon Rev. Eugene F, Dwyer, S.J. Mr. Charles P. Erlenbaugh Rev. John J. Foley, S.J. Mr. John J. Geis Mr. Donald J. Gier Mr. James L. Giovannetti ' k Mr. William L. Gleason Rev. Charles A. Graf, S.J. Mr. Henry W. Grove Mr. Paul J. Hayes Mr. Raymond J. Hellgeth Mr. Robert D. Hires Rev. Thomas M. Holden, S.J. Mrs. Carol E. Hopkins Rev. Francis T. Hulefeld, S.J. n Mr. James M. Jackimiec Mr. Richard T. Kehoe Rev. John J. Keleher, S.J. Mr. David M. Kettleson Mr Robert J. Kieta Mr. John F. Knight Rev. Gerasime M. Legris, S.J. Mr. Herman 0. Llerena Mr. David R. Lombard-Koy Rev. Arthur M. Linz.S.J. Mr. Gunter G. Majzner Rev. Richard T. Malloy, S.J. Mr. John L. Martens I Mr. Jerry W. Maurer Mr. John G. McGrath Rev. Leo J. McKenna, S J. Mr. James P. McMahon Mr. Thomas J. Monforti Mr. Arthur F. MorelU Mr. Richard J. Myers Mr. John A. O ' Loughlin Rev. Donald J. O ' Shaughnessy, S.J Mr. Walter Pape Mr. Robert J. Pasquesi Rev. Eduardo Pinzon, S.J. Mr. Francis A. Phillips, Jr. Dr. Robert W. Pirsein Mr. Thomas E. Powers Mr. John E. Preas UlMMMli ■ ..— lttKi«S 4R«r« s i lesjH 1, t J V f ( 1 , 1 1 1 Rev. Rudolph A. Prickril, S.J. Rev. M. Lawrence Reuter, S.J. Rev. William P. Ryan, S .J. u - • • ;V ' .V? J;: : Inn •• , Mr. Gregorio J. Sanza Mr. Edward F. Schurz Miss Beth Scully Mr. Mark S. Seeberg Mr. Les M. Sendy Mr. James G. Serpe f W- ' 3- Mr. Walter 1. Smulson Mr. Jerome C. Spellman Mrs. Warren J. Stell Mr. Philip J. Stelnicki Rev. George W. Steenken, S.J. Rev. John F. Sullivan, S.J. Mr. Joseph R. Taylor Mr. Oliver K. Townsend Mr. James J. Velasco Mr. Vito M. Volino Mr. Frank P. Yen Mr. Jerome L. Zank lEmmtuH Rev. Harrv J. Barton, S.J. Rev. Cecil M. Chamberlain, S.j. Rev. Edward T. Wiatrak, S.J 20 Mrs. Virginia Hughes Secretary to tlie President Mrs. Peter Brennan Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Donald Springgate .Secretary to the Dean of Students Mrs. Richard Curtis Secretary to the Asst. Headmanster Miss Bemice Saunders Head Bookkeeper Mrs. Frank Sowa Secretary to the Director of Guidance Mrs. Andrew Sheridan Secretary to Alumni Director Mrs. Frank Amato Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. Mark Mitchell Receptionist Mrs. Robert NLxon Nurse Mrs. Albert Lambert Library Mrs. Joseph Tavolacci Library Mrs. Richard Heinzen Secretary to the Director of IMS Mrs. William Graf Instructional Media Services Mrs. William Kohl Alumni Office 22 Mrs. William McNulty Attendance Officer Brother Delno F. Schumann Bro. Thomas Dziemba, S. J. Three Hundred and One Years of Service This September five members of the Jesuit faculty at Loyola Academy will celebrate their fiftieth year in the Society of Jesus. Following the dictate of Scripture, Make Holy the Fiftieth Year, these five Jesuits will have a Mass of Thanksgiving and a reception on September the sixth for the Jesuits of Chicagoland. Later in September or October, another celebration will be held for their many friends. This will include a Mass and reception. A brief word about each of the Jubilarians: Rev. Paul C. Joehl, S. J., spent most of his Jesuit life as a missionary in India. He is now an assistant at St. Patrick ' s Church in Wadsworth, Illinois. Rev. Gerasime M. Legris, S. J., spent the last thirty-five years at Loyola Academy, at Lake Shore and in Wilmette. He has been active with the Fathers Club, the Alumni Asso- ciation and in teaching French. Rev. Richard T.Mailoy,S. J., came to Loyola Academy five years ago after many years in administrative work. Here he has taught Latin and he is at present a full-time counselor. Rev. Ara F. Walker, S.J., came to Loyola two years ago as an assistant to Rev. Robert Humbert, S. J., the Alumni Moderator. He has also been in administrative work. Many of the alumni remember Fr. Walker as a teaching scholastic and later as principal on Lake Shore. Rev. Edward T. Wiatrak, S. J., came to Loyola Academy fifteen years ago. He has taught here for many years. Last year. Rev Ignatius M. Burrill, S. J., celebrated his fiftieth anniversary in the So- ciety of Jesus. Since this fact was not mentioned in the ' 74 yearbook, we would Like to honor here his fifty-one years of devoted retreat work and teaching. AD MULTOS ANNOS S. J., a Jesuit ior iifty- Celebrating their fifty years as Jesuits are, seated, from left to right; Fr.Joehl, S. J.; Fr. Wiatrak, S. J.; and Fr. Legris, S.J. Standing: Fr. Walker, S. J., and Fr. MaUoy.S. J. zniatB Timothy J. McNulty, President Charles R. Saulsberry, Vice-President James P. Hickey, Secretary David J. Ford, Treasurer Michael John Aaniodt Janies Joseph Acton Ricky Thomas Aicllo Bruce S. Alexander Orlando Jose Alfonso Stephen P. Allen Charles N. Allworth Ronald D. Almendrales Ruben L. Alvarez Mark R. Ambrose Mark Anthony Anawis Andrew Joseph Annes Richard Baert Christopher M. Baker Paul Peter Balazs Edward R. Baran Michael J. Bates Mark David Bauer Mark Bednarz Dennis Marion Boldt f ' raig Allen Boos Richard H. Boveri Eugene A. Besinger John P. Bowler Michael D. Brady Lance A. Brandt Timothy P. Breen James F. Brennan WiUiam R. Bryg Joseph Zeno Burgee John Francis Burke Michael F. Burns Thomas E. Bums Donald F. Butzen Jr. James W. Caldwell John J. Campbell Robert W. Campbell Timothy Caraher Richard M. Carbonara Juhi: s Raymond B. Carney Dean Chris Carson Thomas V. Casali Timothy R. Cavenaugh Tom Richard Ceisel Adrian G. Celewycz John F. Chaput Michael J. Chuckas Steven Chas Cipolla Terrence B. Clarke Patrick J. Collins Matthew L. Colnon Edward F. Condon Robert J. Cooper Thomas M. Corboy Robert A. Cordes 28 Lawrence Coronelli Patrick J. Cotter Timothy R. Coyne Mark M. Croghan Kevin F. Culhane Timothy J. Cullen Michael S. CumminRs George V. Curry Michael J. Curry Mark T. D ' Agostino Mark J. Daleiden Michael T. Daly Thomas Daly Conrad T. Deane Frank R. Debartolo Jr. Richard J. DeGrenier 29 Michael J. Devito Joseph T. Dicicco Dan Patrick Dillon Thomas M. Dillon Michael T. Dixon mmii Michael James Dolan Joseph L. Donlin Joseph P. Donnelly Brian T. Donoghue John W. Doriiiin Daniel J. Doyle Nickolaus G. Dressel Charles M. Dushane Andrew C. Dussel Robert A. Dwyer, Jr. James F. Dziubla 30 John J. Eckhardt Robert A. Ehrlich Ricardo Enriquez George M. Evans J. Andrew Fahrenbach Mark F. Falirenbach James E. Faliszek J Thomas J. Faucher iiiiii Dennis P. Feehan Scott G. Feiereisel Thomas M. Feifar Frank F. Fiduccia Ray J. Figlewicz David R. Finegan Daniel J. Fish Patrick J. Foley Y David J. Ford Roland Forsyth III Mark E. Fox John S. Frendreis Kurt M. Freund Paul J. Freyder Thomas J. Friel Mario G. Galassini Kenneth D. Galie Julio L. Garcia Bernard C. Garvey Michael R. Gavin J .. ' 1 Thomas J. Gawn Jeffrey M. Geraghty Ralph J. Gesualdo Robert L. Gibson Richard Gigele Millie Mitchell P. Gilanty Stephen J. Giraid Jeffrey E. Glasener Michael L. Gluth Ronald S. Golec Steven C. Givens James A. Graydon Richard G. Haas James R.Hackett Gerard D. Haderlein Michael J. Haiminiak Patrick W. Hansen Stephen J. Hardy Charles E. Harris Francis J. Healey Stephen C. Horn Martin M. Howlett Thomas M. Hupp Edward L. Hynes William M. Isett Daryl Chris Jackson Michael J. Jaskoski Thor W. Jastrembsky David B. Kaechele Bernard P. Kane Kevin J. Kanya Joseph P. Karlovich Steve J. Kasimatis John E. Kasper Daniel A. Kelly Michael J. Kelly Tim John Kelly Christopher Kendall Kevin G. Kennedy Michael J. Kenn- John T. Kerwin Paul J. Klein Gregg M. Kobelinski Philip M. Koszyk Jim N. Kraychy Edmund F. Krzyminski Tom R. Kuchynka Tom H. Kuhn Christopher Kutselas Patrick J. Lambert Michael P. Larsen Stephen F. Laub Donn G. Lauten Michael N. Lavin Patrick J. Leemputte Peter G. Leemputte Ward Leong Adolph G. Letke James i. Mackey PaulJ.Mally Jack J. Malooly A Philip Scott Linde J ' Robert E. Maddenlii William J. Maginot ■I George L. Mangan James A. Luxem John F. Mahon Michael D Marchi David A. Marchiori David Jos Marconi Manuel E. Marques Michael A. Marzano Richard C.Mazanek Richard P. McCarthy Pete F. McGivern Brian D. McGowan Peter E. McHugh Mark D. Mclntyre Laurence C. McMurray Patrick J. McNerney Terrence J. McGovern James J.McKerr Timothy J. McNulty Robert M. Melko Gregg W. Merci Frederick C. Metzger Donald R. Mikolay Angelo Milazzo Thomas A. Minwegen Robert E. Mitchell James P. Moriarty Joseph T. Morrison Tom P. Morrison Frank L. Moschiano Michael J. Mosher Mark R. Muench Kevin F. Mullen Joseph H. Murnane Jr. Gerald S. Murphy Jr. Kevin J. Murphy Todd E. Nadeau Geo Naliitchevansky John P. Neafsey Kevin P. Needliam 39 Arthur D. NoU Ernie John Neir.vald Arthur K. Neville Richard J, Nierzwicki Joseph M. NUges Paul G. Nuccio i ' W y Pr -J James E. Nugent III Patrick R. Nugent Robert G Oberlin Thomas R. O ' Connell William J. O ' Connor William M. O ' Donnell y James R. O ' Laughlin Arturo Olivera James J. Olson WLUiam J. Olson Dan Lawrence O ' Malley Michael W. O ' Malley Michael V. Opelka Paul V. Otter William F. Palmer Donald K. Paras Daniel Thos Parker Michael J. Patton Christopher Perille 11; ' Iw ' Martin J.Pflum Robert Rudy Plulipp Willram D. Pigozzi Charles B. Poindexler James A. Polachek John Wilson Pont Patrick Edward Pool Fred Wm. Purcell 4. M. John P. Purdy John C. Quinley I r . k 4 ' I ' 4 A Daniel Patrick Ramos Robert T. Ratty John J. Redden Mark D. Ramirez E. Quinn Regan Richard J. Rolrleder Eugene L. Rondenet Stephen Jude Ross Richard S. Rothing Michael D. Rzany R. Chad Sain James B. Sanabria Brian W. Sanborn Charles R. Saulsberry Ralph M. Scala Thomas C. Scanlan James F. Scherer Ji Ml Thomas Jas Scherer John P. Schermerhorn Jeffrey A. Schiappa Gregory F . Schissler Hans P. Schlecht James L. Schliiulwein Shawn S. Schneider Wilham H. Schramm Mark Peter Schulte WilUam Schulz III Michael E. Scotese Daniel Seeberg William G. Sliwa Terrence V. Sloan Greg N. Smith Brian Edward Sobeck JohnJ.Spack. James M. Spector Kenneth A. Steel James G. Stefely Peter F. Steger Michael P. Stemo Edward F. Sterba Robert W. Stolarski John W. Swafford James Chas. Sweeney blli!:. ■■. «S David S. Swiatio Robert A. Tatara Willis Paul Terry Dominick A. Testa Charles J. Thiel Lawrence G. Tilli Vincent P. Tinerella Daniel R. Tito Randall J. Tom Patrick John Treacy Norbert Tremko David Triunfol Jonathan W.Trutter Andre K. Valdenaire James M. Valenti Thomas D. VaUone Greg M. Vancalbergli Joseph Vandenbranden Mark S. Vandenheuvel Mark J. Vanderbosch i Andrew R. Voorhees Mark J. Vottero Lewis J. Watkins V Peter K. Weaver Victor A. Werner Ray M. Wienke Daniel B.Walsh J 1 David J. Wuertz Donald C. Zaraza Paul B. Zemtseff Michael K. Walsh Ronald F. Weglinski Richard H. Weliman Jr. Salvador Yunez 3unt0rH Jeffory T. Adams Leslie Adrien Saverio J. Alonzi John C. Amato Ricky J. Annes James D. Aiden ' ' ' Michael J. Aufmann Mark H. Bailey John M. Baker Barry G. Barnard James M. Batt Joseph L. Battagha Michael P. Behan Joseph J. Behles Joseph E. Bendix Britton E. Berek Bruce J. Bernacchi James P. Betar Steve J. Betzelos Brian R. Bidwill James J. Bransley Thomas P. Bredemann Christopher Breniian James Q. Brennwald Donald C. Tarlson John A. Carrigan Roy J. Carvatta Daniel A. Cascio Michael B. Cerney Patrick J. Cerney Charles A. Cook Peter R. Cook John K. Corcoran Kevin L. Cotten Daniel M. Cotter Glen E. Couchman Mark S. Couzin Michael A. Cozzi Michael P. Cronin Terrance J. Cullen Albert J. Enriquez -Daniel L. Ermatinger Edward F. Ewen Greg J. Falk Keith A. Fallico David B. Fallon WiUiam C. Feeley Glenn D. Furth John T. Gallagher Thomas J. Gailagher Rafae! L. Garces James W. Gaut John M. Geffinger Albert G. Gehrke Tony N. Ghilaidi Richard P. Godzieia- Richard W. Green Daniel J. Grimes — David W. Grombacher Patrick C. Grosset Brian D. Gruninger .Joseph J. Guzaldo James R. Harlan Steven A. Harp Jeffrey C. Hartnett Daniel G. Hayes Louis G. Hector Philip J. Heffner Jacque Heilingoetter Patrick R. Helfenbein Gary V. Huber Joseph D. HiiU Jim R. Hupp John A. Hurtenbach Daniel M. Ivans Daniel J. Jagla Michael W. Jamieson Dennis P. Jans Edward M. Kasan -Thomas M. Kedzierski Jeffrey P. KeUy .Timothy E. Kemper Timothy M. Kent Michael E. Kems John Kettenbach Da-ad A. King Bii! J. Kissane David G. Klick -■Josepli W. Kowalik Carl R. Kiauss Mark F. Krawiec Sven O. Kievald 58 Gregory W. Lauschke Nicholas Lavezzorio    t0§ Joseph Mazzetta Jerry D. McAuliffe ■ Kevin D. McCourt Kevin G. McCurdy Frank M. McGivern Steven M. Morrison Paul J. Mortell Michael P. Mullen Michael A. Murnane Francis J. Murphy -Richard S. Murphy James Nealon Patrick K. Nichol Lawrence E. Nora Thomas J. O ' Brien Jr Daniel F. O ' Connell J. Shannon O ' Grady Thomas M. Parisi James S. Pastor John W. Patton Vincent M. Pierri Michael J. Plueger James D. Poole Thomas J. Poterek Robert L. Piidmore Michael E. Priske Daniel E. Pritchard Edward K. Proesel David K. Ramos Charles F. Redden Richard J. Reger WilUam J. Reidy Victor Roberts Randolph A. Robinson Thomas E. Robinson Stephen A. Rohleder Volodar H. Romaniuk Michael A. Romano Joseph F. Rothing Michael F. Roti Samuel J. Roti Ronald W. Sheble Peter J. Shiman Richard F. Sieben Edward L. Sklodowski Kevin W. Slaven Thomas J. Spencer Charles A. Spinuzza ' Bryan J. Srock Michael W. Stanley Joseph P. Stanton John P. Sternig Christopher Stewart Daniel C. Strallca Jas G. Strickland John P. Sullivan Michael R. Sullivan Paul M. Sullivan Peter D. Sullivan --.- - , Timothy M. SuUivan Gerald J. Sutton Kiik J. Tatge David H. Theisen •John H. Thiel Joseph D. ThuUn Jeffery J. Timlin Tliomas J. Tinerella Gregory Tomic %s V Thomas C. Vasis Stewart J. Vergne Walter L. Versen David G. Vukits John T. Wagener Tim S. Wagener James Y. Wagner Maik E. Wagner Stephen P. Walsh Geoffrey Ward -Dale R. Welch -Jonathan B. Westrich J ' homas F. Whalen Paul B. Wharton Daniel T. Wliite George P. White Bernard J. Widera Joseph J. Wilczynsk i 0pI|0m0reB William J. Acton Mark J. Adamczyk Jerome M. Adler Timothy E. Ahlering Fred P. Alonzi William J. Anton Thomas P. Aiden Gregory C. Baas Robert A. Bank Robert C. Bansfield Peter J. Barber John J. Bates Grant D. Bauer Paul G. Bauer— s X Russell J. Bell Fredrick W. Berger Joseph C. Berry -Richard A. Bleser Charles D. Boedickei Thomas J. Boehm Eric H. Boltz Robert B. Bomhack -i a .- J ' .A,. 1 1 ' ' f ' sp- J l 1 f rVk 1 JB 1 i .i ' WM 3 I i i m 1 Terrence R. Brady Steven M. Brauchli Jerome J. Brault Matthew J. Bresnahan 69 Chiistophei Gotten Thomas F. Coughlin Thomas J. Croghan Kevin P. Cronin Peter J. Crumley Edward P. Cruzat Michael J. Cucco Robert A. Cucuel Gregory T. Erbach Craig R. Fallico Kevin J. Fallon Daivd M. Finzer Stephen X. Foley Matthew D. Foran Bryan C. Forrestal Kevin V. Forrestal Robert A. Frenzel John D. Friestedt William A. Fuller Jerry J. Gahard David W. Galanis Donald P. Galie Kevin F. Gallagher Mark A. Gamber Matthew T. Gamber David R. Ganfield John J. Garvey Timothy B. Gassert Daniel S. Gavin Christopher G. Gehrke Timothy P. Healy Edward A. Hcin Jeffrey W. Heinz Samuel J. Henry Raul F. Heredia Jerome P. Hermes Edward L. Hickey James J. Higgins Robert W. Hill Mark E. Hillenbrand Philip R. Hillinger ■John E. Hillsman John D. Hinkamp Reinhard K. Hoerner Dennis P. Kammerer Jeffiy W. Kamrow Kev in A. Kapov William H. Keim T. Brian Kelly Michael E. Kilioy Timotliy J. Loftus Manny A. Logalbo Frank M. Loranger Gabriel A. Lorenzo Stephen A. Luczal( Mark M. Lyman Scott R. Madden Sean M. Madden Timothy N. Maddox James Maher Peter M. Mahlmeister Joseph K. Maier Anthony M. Mallerdino William J. Mailers James J. Maloney John R. Mannebach Kevin D. Marchi Daniel J. Marchiori — ,Maik A. McGuire Michael W. McHugh —George L. McKnight — William V. McMenamin Patrick O. McNulty Robert R. Medina John C. Melaniphy Thomas Melsens Richard J. Mena lames R. Meyer icott J. Michaelsen Vlark A. Mickey Daniel A. Miller John M. Miller -Michael A. MiUs i M.lniprh R. Minorini William G. Miossi Juan J. Mir John F. Mitchell Michael A. Mitchell Bronislaus J. Mix Anthony R. Mockus James T. Moeller Tenence W. Moller f i4 ( i ■ Thomas E. Moroni Stephen S. Morrill John J. Muldoon Walter F. MuUady Michael D. Murphy James P. Nally Michael J. Nee Thomas P. Needham Jame P. Nett John C. Nicolau Ronald J. Nierzwicki Raymond N. Nimrod Matthew G. Nora Daniel F. NottoU Raymond T. Novak Robert F. Nowak Michael C. Nugent Michael D. Nugent Michael P. O ' Brien Stephen M. O ' Brien WilUam T. O ' Brien Mark J. O ' Connor Kevin D. O ' Grady William J. O ' Grady John A. O ' Hara Dominic P. Oldershaw Thomas J. Olson Patrick J. O ' MaUey Kevin J. O ' Neill Timothy P. Orr Timothy C. Ovaert Peter E. Papageorge William S. Pape John C. Parrilli Anthony J. Patemo Daniel J. Peckels Luis A. Pedraza -Mo Mark C. Schulz Gary C. Schumacher Ernest D. Scott Gregory Servatius -Leo J. Sheridan Paul S. Sholty Matthew G. Shuma Mark J. Steger Robert J. Strauss David R. Sullivan Harold Sullivan David W. Summa 7. Patrick Sweeney Gary A. Silha David W. Simpson Norman V. Skul Albert Slattery Brian R. Smith Dwane L. Smith Stephen M. Smith William T. Smith Gregory J. Trainor Eugene L. Treacy J. Burke Trieschmann Timothy Turinsky Conrad Szewczyk Reid E. Tatge Thomas S. Tazioli William A. Terlato John F. Thielemann Alfred J. Tomaselli Michael O. Tontini David G. Tracz James H. Tye Frank J. Ungari Mark M. Vancalbergh Gcno Mark Venturi ,-■ Ricliard A. Verkler Micliaci Vlahandreas Paul M. Von Driska Hunter J. Vonunschuld Richard D. Voorhees Robert G. Vottero Patrick E. Walsh Timothy K. Walsh John M. Walz Timothy J. Ward flliomas M. Washburn Louis L. Weinzelbaum Joseph J. Welinske Bryan William Welsh Daniel K. Welsh V Thomas D. Wlialen Michael G. Widera — William J. Wiegand Richard M. Winters Robert B. Wish - Gregory J. Witt James A. Wolf Michael J. Wood Timothy D. Wright Raymond Yong _ ' 79 Jffresliman Nicholas B. Acciari Thomas F. Adamczyk Richard J. Adler Timothy C. Albion ■ Paul K. Alfano Anthony A. Anton J. Paul Antonello Peter V. Artisuk — Daniel E. Ashenden Stephen P. Baas Michael F. Banas Thomas Anthony Bates Frederick Battaglia Joseph A. Bechtold Thaddeus W. Bednaiz Louis J. Belmont Joseph T. Bernstein Mark G. Biieley Carlos A. Blanco Alan F. Blume Bruce P. Boston Randall C. Bowen John K. Boyle Robert J. Boyle Christopher Broccolo Christopher P. Brown Thomas W. Brown Nicolaus Bruns Daniel A. Byrne Kevin J. Byrne Brian G. Callahan Michael C. Callahan James E. Carbine James R. Carney Domingo M. Carreira Michael P. Carroll Kevin M. Casey Maurice M. Cashin John C. Cassidy Michael G. Cawley Mark P. Choi , Joseph J. Cholewa James K. Chuckas ' Hubert J. Cioromski Anthony G. Cipolla Dominic E. Cirone Daniel J. Clabots Thomas R. Claffey Jason R. Clark 80 James E. Coath Joseph W. Coath Heniy Colin Daniel G. CoUyei •« ' ?R % s, John J. Conway Steven Corbett Theodore P. Costa James J. Cowhey ■Robert E. Cowhey Scott P. Craig Peter G. Crofton John E. Croghan John J. CompemoUe Thomas M. Condon Allan T. Conrad Matthew J. Conti Thomas B. Crowley Tliomas M. Culhane David M. Cunniff Mark J. Curi Martin R. Curry Michael J. Dack • Luke E. Danciu Mark W. Danis dward M. Dantes Gerald C. Daus Robert De La Torre Andres Diez Joseph N. Dietrich . Todd T. Diganci Daniel J. Divane Thomas A. Dolan William G. Dolan Thomas J. Dombai Kevin G. Dowdle Robert S. Doyle Michael J. Duffy Patrick J. Duffy Mark T. Freund Michael G. Frey James M. Freyder Paul A. Galanis Allan V. Grombacher Jeffrey S. Gruni nger Andrew J. Grygiel Gregory A. Grzeslo Rudolph J. Guttosch David P. Guzzardo Paul J. Heffernan Leon B. Henderson Erwin G. Heyek Mark W. Hianik ' , N 4 ) ■, ' V f j ' 19 , Thomas P. Joyce George J. Kaiser Kevin R. Kane Gregory B. Kaup Oiarles V. Keating James M. Kehl Daniel S. Kelly George R. Kelly John W. Kelly Joseph W. Kelly ■ — Vincent K. Kelly - Edward D. Kenevan Brian Kennedy James R. Kennedy Steven E. Komorous Michael L. Kosmala Andrew J. Kovarik Charles J. Kialovec Jeffrey J. KroU Jeffrey J. Kronon Patrick T. Kennedy Stuart D. Kenney Patrick F. Kerrigan Michael P. Kessler Patrick K, Killean Jeffrey D. Killermann Michael A. King Kerry J. Kirland k Mathias G. Klemp ' Todd A. Klinger Gerald J. Kohl Edward J. Kohnke Andrew M. Krylow David H. Kupfer -- — Dmytro Kurywczak Joseph C. La Joie James T. Lachner Michael J. Lambert Stephen B. Lamoree Thomas D. Ijue Thomas J. Layden •Herman Lee Edward E. Lehman Donald P. Leighton Thomas M. Lemond John P. Lenihan Gregory J. Leoni James V. Leonis Thomas C. LesUe Michael P. Letoumeau Charles R. Loeb -Michael P. Loftus William Lombardi Alfredo J. Lopez Matk J. Lucaccioni Mark E. Lunden Michael A. Luxem Michael W. Lynch Ralph D. Lynch Jeffery J. Lyons Tliomas A. Macadam Kevin C. Mclntyre Thomas A. McKnight Barry T. McLean William G. McNulty Stephen M. McPike Peter A. Meister Michael J. Melaniphy Benjamin Mcndez Roland Mesa jary R. Michals Mark T. Miller ftul A. Miller Peter J. Miller Richard J. Miller Brian P. O ' Laughlin Laurence R. O ' Laughhn Timothy J. 0 Malle -Jerry A. Ostrowski —Walter O ' Sullivan Mark T. O ' Toole Gregory J. Ouska Mark E. Paluga Charles A. Parrilli John F. Pasek Timothy R. Patton— - John R. Pcrkaus Robert Pctkofski WiUiam H. Phelan Martin E. Phelps Marko T. Pilecky Richard A. Pinelli Patrick J. Plunkett Steven J. Polerecky Daniel J. Pontarelli Paul J. Powers WUham E. Powers Frederick J. Proesel Michael A. Pucci Gregory J. Pulawski Thomas R. Quan Robert W. Quinn -David J. Raith John R. Ramos Scott N. Rapanos Michael D. Reagan Mark F. Rebora ' Mark B. Reedy Robert W. Remini Patrick J. Rcppen Anthony S. Resch Robert C. Reynolds Timothy C. Reynolds Theodore H. Rickard Brian F. Righeimer Kevin M. Riley James P. Riordan James M. Robertson David D. Robinson Francis X. Roche David M. Rodrick Thomas F. Roeser • Ernest V. Roque Thomas W. Rothing Timothy S. Rusch Timothy A. Ryan Steven J. Rynders Roman A. Saldan Paul S. Samano Michael L. Santiago Mark A. Sauter Joseph E. Savino Jeffrey J. Scaduto Victor V. Senese John W. Severin James F. Shannon Marc A. Shantz Christopher Shelley Richard A. Sheppard Phihp H. Sheridan- Matthew D. Shirina David M. Sholty Daniel A. Simone Robert B. Simpson Scott W. Skinner John J. Skowron John R. Slattery- — Craig A. Smith John R. Smith Anthony J. Sneed Robert A. Snyder - Peter A. Speranza PhiUip St. Aubin Paul B. Starr William M. Steiner Brian R. Stemo Frank Q. Stepan Larry V. Stone Robert G. Stuercke Kevin S. Sujdak Edward J. Sutoris Kent A. Swanson Cliris D. Tavolacci Mark T. Tazioli George Tennison John A. Terlato Cliarles L. Terry Wilham M Thart Michael A Tliomas Stott B Tliomas Joseph G Thometz Gregory A Tomaino William J Toomey Michael W Treacy Joseph N. Ungari Alex H. Valvassori Thomas J. Vannuys Tliomas P. Vanwazer Arthur P. Velasquez Dominic M. Venturi James M. Vottero-_- WiUiam E. Wagner Mark Walker Charles W. Walters James J. Ward William C. Ward George F. Warga John R. Weiss Peter WeUer Brian T. Welsh James J. Wliite Joseph Wiedemann Raymond C. Wieser Stephen P. Wiet -Angelo W. Wiley -Daniel C. Williams Frank J. Windsor Stephen F. Witt Daniel J. Wolf Raymond A. Wolf Brad A. Wolski Jeff P. Woodall Joseph G. YacuUo Tetsu Yamada Timothy R. Yueill Burton H. Young John R. ZarosUnski Henry R. Zayas 90 ?- , ' ] 4 } i iBaBeball Varsity Baseball, kneeling from left to right: Joe Davies, Larry McCarthy, Bill O ' Donnell, Mike Ouska, Mark Fahrenbach, Chris Kendall, Jim Maher, Bill Pal- mer, Rick Lisa, Bob Cooper. Standing: Coach John O ' Laughlin, Tom Cooper, Steve Vandenbranden, Jim Strickland, Paul Clower, Bill O ' Cormor, Mike Mit- chell, Chris Faggi, Dave Finzer, Coach Jim O ' Laughlin. Coach John O ' Laughhn Fletcher Jenkins and Chris Kendall discuss the game plan with Coach Jimmy O ' Laughlin Dave Finzer The 1975 baseball season was disappointing in terms of the team ' s record, 6-12. The Ramblers, how- ever, did have their first taste of state competition, and the experience will be helpful to future teams. The graduating seniors will be hard to replace, supplying as they did the majority of punch to the line-up and steadiness to the defense. Seniors on the team were Mark Fahrenbach, (left field), Billy O ' Don- nell (centerfielder and lead off man), Chris Kendall, Bill (Arnie) Palmer (outfield), and Bill O ' Connor (catcher). O ' Donnell, Kendall, and Palmer were co- captains, with Bob Cooper serving as manager. This year ' s juniors were pitchers Rick Lisa and Jim Strick- land, first basemen Paul Clower and John Scholtes, infielder Steve Vandenbranden, and outfielder Mike Ouska. Sophomores were infielders Joe Davies, Fletch- er Jenkins, Larry McCarthy, pitchers Dave Finzer and Mike Mitchell, and outfielder Jim Maher. Chris Faggi, a pitcher, was the lone freshman on the team. The frosh-soph team also had a hot and cold sea- son. They compiled a 4 and 6 record, which included a four-game winning streak. Rookie coach, Mr. Deevy, handled the team this year. - Michael Ouska Steve Vandenbranden awaits the grounder FAGGI Faggi aiid Coach O ' LaughUn kick the dirt 1 Bill O ' Donnell at the plate «- -• - Steve Vandenbranden grabs for the ball Pitcher Chris Faeei throws for a strike Catcher Bill O ' Conner catches a Faggi fast-ball Starter Chris Faggi went 9 innings that day llaakctbaU Varsity Baskctbill front row Ictt to right: Manager Bob Cooper, Mark Daniel Scott Feicreisel, Manny Marques, Ray Carney, Dale Welch. Standing: Head Coach Bill Gleason, Rick Wehman, Donn Dack, Joe Morrison, Pete Shiman, Bob Leibrandt, Kirk Tatge, Walt Versen, Ed Condon, Mark Feiereisel, Tom Morrison, Pete Steger, and assistant Coach Jim O ' Donnell. Wally Versen and Kirk Tatge study game strategy Up for grabs is Mark Feiereisel Ed Condon attempts a steal Since too often teams are criticized for what they failed to do, it seems only proper to describe this year ' s varsity basketball team by outlining their accomplishments. Al- though the Ramblers opened the season with only one re- turning starter, Mark Feiereisel, they posted an enviable 7-4 Catholic League record, which was just one game away from last year ' s record with three experienced play- ers. Aside from playing in a toughly balanced Catholic League, Loyola ' s players were impressive against area powers as well. Although tournament records were not strong, play certainly was, since the Ramblers took top- ranked Evanston, Joliet Central, Urbana, and New Trier East to the wire in two overtimes and one loss at the buzz- er. Seniors Ray Carney, Tom Morrison, Ed Condon, Rich Wehman, Scott Feiereisel, and Joe Morrison contributed not only to the team ' s on-the-court success, but developed a spirit that will be difficult to duplicate in future years. Joining Scott Feiereisel, Condon, and Joe Morrison on the starting team were juniors Mark Daniel and Mark Feiereisel. Next year ' s squad can look forward to their return as well as that of Roy Brandys. Final team record was 15-11 with fourth place in the Catholic League. -Ed Condon Ed Condon grabs the rebound against Highland Park Roy Brandys attempting a stuff Taking a jump-shot is Joe Morrison Mark Feiereisel and Ed Condon up for the rebound ' Condo up with the ball Ed Condon blocks the shot of a liigJiiaiui Park opponent Sophomore Basketball, front row, left to right: Pat Dore, Jim Dollard, Pat Sweeney, Gene Mulligan, Joe Davies, Reinhaid Moemer, John Sneed, Greg Ellis, Manager Rich Born. Standing: Coach Rich Kehoe, Dave Ganfield, Tom Riordan, Ed Cruzat, Luis Pedraza, Tom Condon, Jim Uiggins, Chris McCurdy, Mark Steger, Mike Mitchell, Asst. Coach John O ' Loughlin. Joe Davies Don Dack dribbles past an opponent Roy Brandy s fumbles for the ball. Freshman team, front row, left to right: Dan Byrne, Joe Garcia, Scott Craig, Ed Jekot, John Grab, Tim Yueill, Thad Bednarz, Sean McGowan, Kevin Mclntyre. Standing: Mi. Phillips, Kevin Dowdle, Qiris Faggi, Chuck McGanity, Ernie Roque, Ed Lehman, Lou Belmont, Mark Walker, Tom VanWazer, Dave Maleski, Tim Moriaiity, Pat Duffy, Jim Carbine, Mike Kosmala, and Coach Mark Seeberg. Missing: Qiris Shelley and George Hogan. l uilmg Varsity bowlers, front row, left to right: Rick Nierzwicki, Chris Perille, and Fr. Dwyer. Back row: BoBo Tatara, Danny Stralka, Mike Aufmann, John Undeniner, Joe Donnelly, and Fred Metzger. Rick Nierzwicki The determined face of senior Fred Metzger JV bowlers, front row, left to right: Jeff Ziegler, Mark VanCalbergh. Top row: Fr. Dwyer, Bob Goerge, and Ron Nierzwicki. Mark VanCalbergh displays his form To quote a popular television saying, the 1975 Varsity Bowling Team experienced both the thrill of victory and the agony of de- fea t. The Varsity Team finished third in their division while the JV ' s finished a poor fourth. Although we did hold a 32-31 record, most of our losses were close ones, those being the hardest to take. The starting six on Varsity were Fred Metzger, Frank Moschiano, Rick Nierzwicki, Bob Tatara, Jerry Hicks, and Dan Stralka. The substitutes were Mike Aufmann, Chris Perille, Joe Donnelly, and John Underriner. The JV ' s relied on Ron Nierzwicki, Mark VanCal- bergh, Cliff Haggenjos, Jeff Ziegler, Chris Marcyzn, and John Hag- genjos. Joe Lamendello was the alternate. Our season came to a glorious end when the team placed third (out of 12 teams) in the Chicago Catholic League All-Star Games. Bob Tatara lead the team that day with a 597 series. Individual honors also went to Fred Metzger, Frank Moschiano, and Chris Marcyan. Intramural Bowling once again proved enjoyable with Fr. Dwyer scurrying about maintaining order on the lanes. Over sixty students participated in the weekly activity. While Bowling is not a sanc- tioned sport in the Catholic League, one can be sure that it is taken seriously by its members, just as if it were a sanctioned athletic ac- tivity. -Frank Moschiano Bob Goerge Bob Tatara goes for the 1 1-pin Dan Stralka making mid-game repairs OIr000 OInuntrfl Varsity, front row, left to right: Dennis Clohisy, Mike Kerns, Mike Jaskoski, Tim Wagoner, Bill Schultz, Willis Terry. Second row: Pat Cotter, John Ward, John Neal ' sey, Pete McGivern, Jim Batt, Bill Toomey, Mgr. John P. Bowler. Top row: John Padden, Dan Cotter, Tom Bredeman, Bob Con- nolly, Tom Sanders, Bill Hoffman, and Coach MoreUi. j _ li ,.... ? Hill Schult eyes the finish Jass on the run The Loyola Academy cross country team, though severely hurt by the loss of graduating seniors and transfers, stUl managed to produce excellence in com.- petition over a three-mile course. One of the most prominent meets was the Downers Grove Invitational, in which Loyola placed second. Senior co-captain, Pete McGivern, a leader throughout the year, won that race in a course record. With only a few seniors on this year ' s team and with numerous good underclassmen returning next year, Loyola ' s outlook for next year is good. Juniors Bob Connolly, Tom Sanders, and Dennis Clohisy can all be expected to lead the varsity, which will include sophomore standouts. Bill Hoffman and Vic Conrad. - Terry Halloran In second place is Sophomore Mark Bowman Pushing hard is Pete McGivern Coach Morelli shows the way for Quinn Stepan Coming in 1-2-3 are Quinn Stepan, Mike Lof- tus, and Mark Bowman Smilin ' Bob Connolly Junior Varsity, front row, left to right: Mark Hinkamp, Jerry McAuliffe, Quinn Stepan, Bill Jones, Bill Toomey, Chuck Roberts, Mark Reichman. Middle row: Paul Sholty, Greg Gesualdo, Mike Lxiftus, Vic Conrad, John Morrill, Mark Bowman, Jim Shannon, John P. Bowler. Top row: Alan McCarthy, Jim Moeller, Al Grombacher, Ed Lehman, Paul Alfano, Bill Ward, and Coach MoreUi. iF00tbaU Vaisity Football, First row, left to right: Trainer Mike Halloran, Manager John Geffmger, Mike Cemey, Mike Walsh, Bill O ' Donnell, Chris Brennan, Jim Righ- eimer, Jeff Adams, Pat Walsh, Andy Voorhees, John Pont. Second row: Brian Bumpus, Rick Annes, Tom Cunniff, Mark Ramirez, Dan Seeberg, Andy Annes, Kevin Needhan, Mike Stemo, Greg Servatius, Bob Stark, Tom Tinerella, Gino Venturi. Third row: Manager Bob Cooper, Sam Betar, Mark Steger, Joe Lucas, Dennis Kammerer, Pat Foley, Mark DeVito, Ken DeCoster, Gary Huber, Frank Elmi, Dave Finzer, Rick Lisa. Fourth row: Manager Mike Blackstone, John Amato, Frank Loranger, Mark Fox, Joe Donlin, Mike Mumane, Steve Smith, Mark Osman, Pat Hansen, Quinn Regan, Joe Battaglia, John Moore. Top row: Coach Erlembaugh, Coach Amato, Head-Coach Powers, Dorm Dack, Hobie Murnane, Walt Versens, Mike CardweU, Roy Brandys, Bob Cleary, Coach Doyle, and Coach Kieta. Ball-carrier Mike Cerney Coach Tom Powers and Steve Smith discuss strategy Hobie Murnane summits the pile Pat Hansen pusiied througli for Loyola Loyola ' s football team had a 2-6 record. The fan support was enthusiastic, the cheerleaders gave their best efforts, and the band marched with us all the way. A losing season has brought forth the Loyola Spirit in full view. The team lived by the motto never say die. This w as truly re- flected in the seniors on the team: Pat Hansen, Ralph Gesualdo, Bill O ' Donnell, John Pont, Mike Walsh, Hobie Murnane, Sam Betar, Mike Stemo, Andy Voorhees, Dan Seeberg, Mark Ramirez, Joe Donlin, Quinn Regan, and Andy Annes. Looking aliead toward next season, Loyola has excellent possi- bilities. There are 19 lettermen returning to provide a fine nucleus for a good team next season. A big job for the coaches will be to find 3 tackles to replace graduating seniors Pat Hansen. Ralph Gesualdo, Joe Donlin, and Hobie Murnane. Captains Mike Mur- nane, Mark Devito, and Gary Huber have the duty to bring Loyola back up to the top. • - -Hobie Murnane Bill O ' Donnell gives a stiff-arm Mark Ramirez holds his opponent k - ' - Don Dack ' s offensive line Bob Cleary, Dan Seeberg, and Tom Tinerella Receiver Mark Ramirez Loyola on the offense Steve Smith on the sidelines Observing the tackle are = = 1 1 , John Amato, and =24, Marie Devito Lovola recovers the fumble against Weber Sophomore Football, front row, left to right: Tom Daly, Bob Grant, Bob Perkaus, Pete Hoyt, Dave Damm, Pat Dowd, Pat McNulty, Dan Peckels, John Hills- man, Terry Mumane, Steve Lisa. Second row: Chris McCurdy, Rich Duggan, Sean Regan, Mike Murphy, Tom Laughlin, Louis Weinzelbaum, Marty Laughlin, Mike Rogan, John Bryne, Jeff Heinz, Chris Gehrke. Third row: Tom Coughlin, Russel Kuzuhara, Rich Winters, Steve Luczak, John Locallo, Bill O ' Brien, Pete Schlax, Craig Fallico, Chuck Schulz, Mike Mills, Greg Ellis. Fourth row: Greg Baas, Sean Madden, Jim Latona, Mike Mitchell, Bill Martin, Roger QuagUano, Tim Leahy, Tom Ziegenfuss, Joe Davies, Mark Gamber, Terry MoUer. Last row: Coach Giovannetti, Larry Corcoran, Coach Bourke. Quarterback Mike Thomas ready to release -.. ji  -i .?ai«:iVi 2Ciji2;- ■.-u - (liJi- ' |BBJ „ A lone Loyola defenseman watches the opposition ' s receiver The Loyola quarterback smartly avoids mid-scrimmage confusion Freshman team, front row, left to right: Paul Powers, Larry O ' Laughlin, Tim O ' DonneU, Pat D%vyer, Tim Murphy, Brian Hill, John Ramos, Tom Hill, Pete McDonnell, John Glunz, Lou Belmont. Second row: Mike Dack, Greg Kaup, Bob Mahoney, Brian Righeimer John Needhan, Cliris Tavolacci, Marty Phelps; Richard Miller, Mike Thomas, Rory Dunne, Joe Bechtold, Joe Dietrich. Third row: Coach Phillips, Mike Frey, Chuck McGarrity, Greg Leoni, Kevin Maloney, George Kaiser, Marty Flanagan, Mike Banas, Mike Nolan, TomYueiU, Tom Vannuys, Tom Vanwazer. Coach Graf. Fourth rov : Coach Shiman, Tim Hansen, Joe Garcia, Kerry Kirland, Sean McGowan, Stuart Feeley, Jim White, Kevin Dowdle, Paul Heffeman, Todd Klinger, Mike Carroll, Peter Flanagan, Coach Wright. Top row: Fred BattagUa, Fred Proesel, Marc Shantz, Brian Hechinger, Bucky Young, Chris Shelly, Steve Daly, Bobby Snyder, Bill McNulty, John Finley, Pat Hannigan, Tim Moriarty, and Manager Dan Divane. (Snif Front row, left to right: Bob Strauss, Kimon Hoegh, B.J. Dolan, Tim Coyne, Bill Holohan, Reinhaid Hoemer. Standing: Coach Jackimiec, Mike Jamieson Dave Moore, Mike Radziewicz, Kevin Murphy, CharUe Soinuzza. Jim Nealon, John Mannebach. 11 m ' ' W !l II II The 1974-75 Golf Season at Loyola can be remembered as oae of the most successful seasons in years. This is due primarily to hard work and the dedication by the team members and Coach Jim Jackimiec. This was not expected to be one of the most prosperous years, but rather a rebuilding year since the team consisted of mostly Juniors. The Varsity and the Junior Varsity responded, however, by winning Catholic League Championships. Both teams posted identical 4-3 records in dual meets. This however was not totally indicative of the fine play that was turned in at each level. Bill Daddona, Jim Schumacher, and Joe Karlovich led the Var- sity to its great season. Bill Daddono was also medalist in the Cath- olic League Tournament. John Mannebach and Reini Hoerner con- tributed gready to the overall success of the Junior Varsity. Hope springs eternal for the upcoming squad as there are many Juniors returning and many fine Sophomore moving up to the Var- sity level. Many thanks go to Coach Jackimiec and many others for making this season a tmly outstanding one. -John Mannebach 3i0ckeu LOYOLA ACADEMY VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM 1974 75 SEASON-Front row, left to right, Bill Acton, Shannon O ' Grady, Brian Griffin, Ed Sklodowski, Dan Marchiori, stick boy Dan O ' Grady. Second row-instructor Jerri Dunn, Kevin McCourt, Jeny Brault, Tom O ' Grady, Paul Freyder, Tim Scallon, coach Jack O ' Grady. Back row-John Moore, Pat Hansen, Fletcher Jenkins, Tracy Finn. Ed Sklodowski stick-handles the puck Shannon O ' Grady fumbles the puck as Kevin McCourt looks on Dan Marchiori and Ed Sklodowski view the action M «i . The Loyola Hockey Ramblers finished the season with only 12 varsity players. The loss of Paul Freyder due to injury early in the season hurt the team. Much of the success the team had resulted from tlie time, effort, and concern of Head Coach Jack O ' Grady. Through his planning the Ramblers played in two leagues, the Cathohc and Metro Nortli, for a total of 75 games. Coach Jerry Dunne gave invaluable help to the team with his excellent instruc- tion and advice. The team finished fifth in the Catholic League and eighth in the Metro. The second Loyola Academy Thanksgiving Invitational Tourna- ment was played with outstanding success. Sixteen teams partici- pated including two from Canada. The Loyola team also travelled into Canada for exhibition games, the first time a Chicago high school has done this. -Dan Marchiori Tim Scallon and Dan Marchiori eye the puck defensively Shannon O ' Grady guards his opponent carefully Goalie Dan Marchiori hugs the net -..-., Some defensive action in our zone likl Tommy O ' Grady Tracy Finn closely guarding his opponent Coach Jack O ' Grady and his son Dan Kevin McCourt in the corner 118 Fletcher Jenkins battles for the puck Why is Fletcher Jenkins in ail of our pictures ' aatt iP isysmswsfm. Varsity, front row, left to right; Chi Sun Yoon, Rick Bleser, Nick Lavezzorio, Dave Maiconi, John Corcoran, Hans Schlecht, James Wolf. Second . row: Mario Santiago, Rich Sea, Tom O ' Malley, Ken Steel, Joe Hull, Jim Hamilton, Jim Scherer, Chuck AJlworth. Third row: Joe Burgee, Keith Web- er, Paul Folkl, Nick Beucher, Louis Pedraza, Pete McHugh, Ait Velasquez, Tim Sullivan, and Coach Jack Knight. Pete McHugli footsies the ball Loyola ' s varsity soccer team, led by Jack Kniglit for the second year and assisted by Les Sendy, got off to a slow start this past sea- son, partly because for the first time, the team played against long established IHSA teams, such as New Trier and Niles. As the season progressed, the soccer team began to pick up momentum by first beating Maine East and then numerous Catholic League schools. The final record was 6-11, with a fourth-place finish in the CathoUc League. The outlook for next year is more promising, even though the team will miss the leadersliip and play of captains Hans Schlecht and Pete McHugh (M.V.P.) Next year ' s team also has some very promising players who will be seniors. Among them are Jim Hamil- ton, Nick Lavezzorio, and Tom O ' Malley. Hans Schlecht Hans Schlecht bats down the ball Tom O ' Malley charges ball-handler Hans Schlecht Tlie FRONT side of Ken Steel Chuck Allworth Having a good time is Nick Lavezzorio Junior Varsity, front row, left to right: Jim Finn, Mark Curi, Pat Killean, John Galante, Bill Powers, Paul Galanis, Steve Holmes. Second row: Mark Santacrose, Ted Rickard, John Gambacorta, Art Velasquez, Bill McMenamin, Henry Zayas, Erwin Heyek, Joe W. Kelly, Tim Patton. Standing: Coach Rich Clark, Pat O ' Malley, Tom Condon, Bill Terlato, John Murray, John CompernoUe, Kevin Byrne, and Ben Mendez. i uitmmtn0 $c Ituttii Varsity Swimming, front row, left to light; Bill DeJoie, Chip Boedicker, Rafael Garces, Tom Whalen, Larry Nora, John Baker, John Long, Kevin Cot ten, Brian Ullrich, John Nicolau. Standing; Coach Townsend, JuUo Garcia, Gregg Merci, Frank Fiduccia, Bill Donahoe, John Patton, Mark Muench, Mike Scotese, Lou Schmalzer, Rich DeGrenier, Pete Weaver, Bob Boro, and Ed Brufke. Deep-breathing Matt Nora Gregg Merci demonstrates the butterfly The swimming team finished with seven wins and two losses, the defeats coming from powerhouses, Fenwick and Evanston. The Ramblers swim team was the only Loyola team to win their dis- trict meet, beating Glenbrook South by 18 points. Coach Town- send can feel justifiable pride in his team; seniors Juho Garcia, Mike Scotese, Gregg Merci, Frank Fiduccia, and Ed Brufke; juniors Lar- ry Nora and John Baker; sophomores John Nicolau and Chip Boe- dicker; and freshman Lou Schmalzer. All of these men were state- meet qualifiers. The junior varsity team finished with a 7-2 record, also losing to Evanston and Fenwick. Excellent performances came from sopho- mores John Mitchell, Steve Morrill. Matt Nora; and freshmen Ray Wieser, Joe La Joie, Herb Gresens, Steve Baas, and Lou Schmalzer. Schmalzer, who is expected to be the powerhouse of the varsity next year, took two first places at the Hinsdale Central Swim Meet, which is comparable to the state meet for freslimen. -Edward P. Brufke The Diving Team; Willy Donahoe and Rich DeGrenier John Nicolau off the starting block .§m. ' : . . ' fi - Ed Brufke and Lou Schmalzer finish 1 and 2 in the 50-yard free- style Former swunmer Ed Casas Frank Fiduccia performs the breaststroke Diver Dick ®EnntH Tennis, front row, left to right: Bill Miossi, George White, Joe Berry, Dan Williams, Bill Phelan, Bob Reynolds. Second row: Bob Lyman, Lance Brandt, Ken Galie, Harold Sullivan, Doug Qeaiy, John Skowron. Standing: Fr. Dwyer, Dan Gerlach, Sam Henry, Reid Tatge, Mark Couzin, John Jung, Kent Smith, and Bob Cucuel. For the first time in twelve years, it looked as if Loyola would lose its tennis crown. Having lost two games already to Fenwick in regular season play, Loyola was down to one remaining championship game to regain its glory. Play began. Ed Cruzat won ff- 1 singles. Kent Smith won a 2 singles. Joe Berry won ff 3 singles. Ken Galie won i=f 4 sin- gles. Mark Couzin won ff 5 singles. Dan Williams and Bill Phelan lost ff 1 doubles. Harold Sullivan and Doug Cleary won 2 doubles. Loyola for the twelfth consecutive year had won the Catholic League Cham- pionship. In the spring season Loyola won all league matches. We were not as successful with the suburban teams, but they did afford good practice matches for the players. Ne.xt year we will lose only Ken Galie. Other players who did very well during the regular season were John Jung, Bob Cucuel, Bob Reynolds, Reid Tatge, Steve Leaven, and Dan Pritchard. Tliree outstanding players who came out for the fall season were Bo Kemper, John Grab and Martin Flanagan. There were many other prom- ising players during the year which means a brigltt future for tennis at Loyola. - Fr. Dwyer, S. J. Sophomore Doug Qeary Freshman Bob Reynolds, 2 Doubles Junior John Jung ff 4 Singles Joe Berry The 5 Singles is Harold Sullivan Bo Kemper, ff 3 Singles Freshman John Grab, f 1 Doubles Varsity Track and Field, front row, left to right: Bill Schultz, John Amato, Pete McGivern, Mike Jaskoski, Denis Clohisy, Bob Connolly, Hobie Murnane, Tim Wagener. Second row: Gene Venturi. Joe Lucas, Greg Falk, Lany McMurray, Terry Halloran, Rich Tsoumas, Dan Cotter, Pat Cotter. Third row: Mike Caidwell, Dan Seeberg, Tom Minwegen, Jim Mackey, Kevin Needham, Bill Reidy, Bob Przypyszny, Mike Murnane. Fourth row: Tom Sanders, Willis Terry, Chris Dolan, Greg Servatius, Tom Ziegervfuss, Steve Ross, Manager John Bowler. Fifth row: Chiis Brennan, Russ Kuzuhara, Victor Roberts, Bob Gibson, Tom Robinson, Mark Osman, and Mike Kerns. Top row: Coach Art MoreUi, Coach Frank Amato, and Coach Bob Bueter, S. J. Loyola presented a good but young team on opposing tracks this year, and in every case the accomplishments are indeed praise- worthy. The team ' s outdoor dual meet record was stretched to 59 before a disappointing defeat at Glenbrook North, but with so many underclassmen returning next year, a new victory streak may be anticipated. In the Catholic League Loyola had three champions: Barry Sulli- van in the mile, Chris Brennan in the 330-yard low hurdles, and Hobie Murnane in the discus. These men, along with the rest of the varsity, pitched in for a third -place finish in the league champion- ship. In IHSA competition, Loyola sent three representatives to the State meet in Charleston: Barry Sullivan in the 880-yard run, Chris Brennan in the low hurdles, and Jim. Mackey in the long jump. - Terry Halloran Long-jumper Kevin Needham Jim Batt, Willis Terry, Pete McGivern, and Bill Hoffman start the two-mile for Loyo- la. Bob Endre over the hurdles Mike Kerns and Dan Cotter jog to keep warm Pole-vaulter Dan De La Torre Coach Morelli checks the runners ' times Fr. Bueter starts the race - ■ J MMil ttZ i , Steve Ross puts the shot Junior Vaisity Track, front row, left to right; Kevin Casey, Tom Hill, Kevin McGaugliey, Juii Uu) Ic, Vic CoiiuJ, Quinii Stepan, Mark Reiclimann Joe KeUy. Second row: Tom Halloran, Mark Bowman, Bob Endre, Jim Dempsey, Paul Sholty, Dan Clofiisy, Marty Curry, Dan DeLaTorre. Tlurd row: ,,ohn Needham, Tom Dolan, Tom Needham, Rich Voorhees, Jin Shannon, Marc Shantz, Manager John Bowler. Mike Hartigan, Maik MoUer, Kevin Ruggaard, Richard Mena, BU Hoffman, Ed Lehman, Al Grombacher. Top row: Coach Ait Morelli, Coach Frank Amato, and Coach Bob Beuter, S. J. luttt P0I0 Front row, left to right: John Nicolau, Rich Jortbeig, John Mitchell, John Patton, Ed Casas, Joe LaJoie, Bill Thait, Ray Wieser, Steve Morrill, Burke Triesch- mann. Standing: Cliip Burczak, John Baker, Julio Garcio, Greg Merci, Frank Fiduccia, Tom Friel, Mike Scotese, Mark Muench, Ed Brufke, Glenn Furth, Larry Nora, John Thielemann. One of the world ' s fastest, most exciting, and most grueling sports is water polo. The Loyola Academy Water Polo Team, under the excellent coaching of the nationally respected Phil Stelnicki, posted one of the most impressive records in I.H.S.A. competition. This year ' s team had trouble finding goalies, especially in the deep end. This problem plus the fact that tlie team had only a short time in practice together hurt the player ' s drive to educate their opponents in defeat. This was borne out by the Aqua-Jocks ' five defeats by one goal including two losses to Oak Park. They also lost two games by two goals including one to Fenwick (which is the closest a team came to defeating the Friars this year). After taking fourth in the Mt. Carmel tournament, the team made a comeback. The Ramblers finished third in the Catholic League, first in their district, and fifth in state. Next year ' s team should do well. They will have two experienced goalies and many fine field players including Larry Nora, Glenn Furth, John Baker and Chip Burczak. Tliey will, however, lose many fine seniors including Tom Friel and Frank Fiduccia who were the top two scorers winning All-Catholic League, All-State and Ail-American honors as well as Coaches Award and M.V.P. re- spectively. Goalie Rich Jortberg lets one get by John Nicolau, Ray Wieser, Tim Kent, Mark Muench in a scrimmage Coach Stebiicki watches his poloeers Mike Scotese guards Larry Nora reBtltng vy ]J Si JU  Varsity, front row, left to right: Don Butzen, Craig Fallico, Ted Ritsos, Tom Qarke, Mike Conti. Standing: Jack Heilingoetter, Teny Qaike, Rick Lisa, Joe Battaglia, Jim Righeimer. WW WvT ' -VK Junior Varsity, front row, left to right: Bob Snyder, Matt Conti, Fred Alonzi, Mike Treacy, Mike LeToumeau, Dave Jabon, Paul Powers. Standing: John Ramos, Dave Goodrich, Tim Hansen, Fred Battaglia, Brian Righeimer, Steve Lisa, Dominic Venturi. Jack Heilingoetter going for the pin I i Craig Fallico trying to trip his opponent An unusual view of an unknown wrestler FOUL! The 1974-75 Wrestling team had its good times and bad, wins and losses, and ups and downs for everyone, but the season turned out to be a good one under Mr. Jim Giovannetti in his second year as head coach. Mr. Giovannetti was assisted by Mr. Charles Rossetti. The Varsity team was led to its victories by top scorers Don Butzen, Mike Conti, Frosh- Soph MVP Dominic Venturi, Varsity MVP Ted Ritsos, and most improved wrestler Joe Bat- tagha. As a whole the Varsity and Frosh-Soph teams chalked up sixth place in the Catholic League, the Varsity finished at eighth place in the IH.SA. Districts. -Rick Haas Jack HeOingoet Mike Conti has a firm grip on things the ankle Tom Clarke takes command Conferring with Coach Rossetti is Don Butzen Dctci r.uned Mike Conti shakes loose Sntramurala Mike Daly The lay-up Bill Olson grabs for the ball Da, where ' d da ball go? Before the first week of school had passed, intramurals were al- ready in progress. The intramural committee, with the help of the coaching staff, installed two volleyball courts, three archery lanes, a tether ball set, and canoeing at the Skokie Lagoons. When the weather turned a little cold, we moved inside for bas- ketball. The toughest competition seemed to be between the seniors and juniors. After many upsets in first place the juniors beat the seniors during the Senior-Junior Championslrip for the second year in a row. Special thanks go to all the referees for each game and especially to Coach Erlenbaugh and the entire coaching staff for their un- ending help. - Timothy J. McNuity Dan Scapin Chris Perille BASEBALL Varsity Season Record 6-1 2 J.V. Season Record 4-6 BASKETBALL Varsity Season Record 15-11 J.V. Season Record 10-3 Sophomore Season Record 13-10 1st place Consolation Tournament, Evanston 2nd place Notre Dame Sophomore Tournament Freshman Season Record 13-10 BOWLING Varsity Season Record 5A 3rd place Catholic League J.V. Season Record 3-6 4th place in Catholic League CROSS-COUNTRY Varsity Season Record 5-7 2nd place Downers Grove Invitational Sophomore Record 5-3 2nd in Catholic League Championships Freshman Season Record 2-3 1st in Catholic League Frosh Invitational 2nd place in Niles West Invitational .jL - d: ' SiS a iii t S rAia .:?i %« FOOTBALL Varsity Season Record 2-6 Sophomore Season Record 4-3 Freshman Season Record 3-3 GOLF Varsity Season Record 4-3 Catholic League Champions J.V. Season Record 4-3 Catholic League Champions HOCKEY Varsity Season Record 22-37-6 5th place in Catholic League 4th place in Loyola Thanksgiving Tournament J.V. Season Record 19-30-6 2nd in Randhurst JV League RUGBY learn A Season Record 6-0 IHSA State Champions Team B Season Record 6-0 IHSA State Champions Team C Season Record 1-2 SOCCER Varsity Season Record 5-11 3rd place in Catholic League J.V. Season Record 2-6 SWIMMING Varsity Season Record 7-2 3rd in Fenwick Relays 3rd in Catholic League Championships 1st in IHSA District Championships Frosh-Soph Season Record 6-2 2nd in Br. Rice. Relays 2nd in Catholic League Championships TENNIS Varsity Season Record 19-2 12th consecutive Catholic League Championship J.V. Season Record 14-0 2nd consecutive Catholic League Championship in only two years on existence TRACK Varsity Season Record 5-3 3rd in Catholic League Championships 2 Catholic League Records 2 Catholic League Champions 1 IHSA District Oiampion 3 State QuaUfiers 6 School Records J.V. Season Record 3-6 2nd in Catholic League Championships WATER POLO Varsity Season Record 16-11 3rd in Catholic League Championships 5th in IHSA State Championships J.V. Season Record 5-5 4th in Mt. Carmel Tournament WRESTLING Varsity Season Record 4-18 Catholic League Championship Placers: two 2nd ' s, one 3rd, two 4th ' s IHSA District placers: One 3rd, two 4th ' s J.V. Season Record 0-1-0 Frosh-Soph Season Record 1-10-0 Catholic League Championship placers: One 1st, two 2nd ' s, two 3rd ' s r-? ? V x ' V% ' f s sjSSte i, . ?si.e1! K j uv,. w -, w taN _ • N Mnnh A bandstand view The ferocious Ken Bartosz 1974-75 marked the tentli birthday of Loyola ' s band. During the fall the marching band delivered several excellent halftime shows for the football games, while the jazz band prepared for the second annual presentation of THE PRINCE OF PEACE. Among the surprises in tlie winter Pops Concert was Father Reinke ' s performance of his own composition on the piano. The Pops Concert, the biggest yet, played to a sellout crowd. The jazz band participated in both the Pops Concert and the Talent Revue. In spring the concert band played in contests against other local bands including that of Notre Dame High School. Loyola won a superior rating of nine. The band also sent a tape to a national contest. The jazz band became a musical comedy orchestra for THE MAN OF LA MANCHA. The concert band presented its spring concert, and the marching band was a participant in the St. Patrick ' s Day parade. There is good prospect for an even more successful band next year, since the departing seniors are only nine in number: Joe Don- nelly, Andy Fahrenbach. Steve Hardy, Steve Horn, Frank Mos- chiano, Paul Nuccio, Dave Shealien, Bill Sliwa, and Jim Spector. -Jim Spector and Joseph Donnelly Tlie Rambler Marching Band takes the field H Mr. Bartosz emphasizes expression during rehearsal Guest Soloist was our own Father Reinke Tenor Saxes Jim Schulte and Lou Hectc Flutists Mary Bartosz, Jerry McAuliffe, and Mimi Mahon Flutists Donna Glennon, Pat Murphy, and Barbara Foote Mark Krawiec and Frank Murphy ABtranomg (Ulub Front row: Pat Marren. Mike Widera, Rich Mena, Standing: Paul Manen, Rich Voorhees, Jeff Zondlo, Dan DeLaTorre, Ernie Scott, and Tony Quintanilla. ISiolngu (Elub Left to right: John Kettenbach, Louis Hector, Joe Hohmann, Tom Jung, and Pete Dorsher. 147 licgck OIlub Chad Sain leads the pack as Mr. Zank brings up the rear Fr. Burrill gives pre-marathon advice to Tom Lyman Mr. Zank The Bicycle Club had another fine and successful year both planning and conducting excursions for its membership of some forty students. Under the able leadership of its moderator, Mr. Jerry Zank, and its officers; Dan Scapin, Tom Schufreider, and Chad Sain, a program existing of trips to Fort Sheridan, Orphans of the Storm, Lincoln Park Zoo, and other journeys to distant locations were enacted. The Bicycle Club Newsletter made its de- but, containing club news and information along with other items of interest to strengthen club awareness of activities. New ideas such as an overniglit trip to Wisconsin were discuss- ed and planned for a possible date this summer. All in all, it was a good year with few complaints. A program containing a larger variety of trips will be organized this year to please all members in the years to follow. Chad Sain Mr. Clark whizzes by Mr. Zank and Clemens Haskell repair a blown lire Mtlh t dlub Bridge Oub, left to right: John Carrigan, Pete Sackley, Jon Trutter, Greg Schissler, Chuck Saulsberry, Stewart Vergne. (Humuu dub H ■ ' :_.,. 1 H Lj ' y ' ' H Wk y Paul Klein examines his latest negative Camera Club, first row, left to right: Bob Bansfield, Pat Hogan, John Haderlein. Second row: Earl Hur- ter, Kevin Sujdak, Mr. Gier. Third row: John Greene, Dave Sullivan, Paul Klein, and Kurt MrowickL aii tukuhttB Left to right; Patti Barrett, Mary Ann Kiefer, Susan Galianni, Mrs. Nixon, Chiisanne Westberg, Rich Mazanek, La Verne Casella, Dan Scapin, Cindy Wolf, Kathy Madden, Mike Opelka, Julie Tavolacci, Mike Daly, Judy Howait, John Mahon, Maureen Gleason. Missing; Mary Ann Barasa. Many called them Wierd , some called them Crazy , but most called them the Loyola Academy Cheerleaders. A group consisting of five Marillac and five Regina chics and a gal from Mother Guerin High School teamed up with seven Loyola Seniors and two juniors to keep the crowds alive through thick or thin, win or lose, rain or shine, sometimes even rain and snow. When all seemed hopeless for our Ramblers, the sound of FIRE UP would rise from this little group and soon spread through the entire crowd. The gang was under the direction of Mrs. Nixon who took a group of students and molded them into a talented group of Cheerlead- ers. Through hours of hard work, she found more cheers and stunts for the squad to perform. She even proved to be a good school nurse by giving expert treatment to the only two injuries inflicted all year, a bloody nose and a twisted neck. The girls also entertained the crowd during halftime with their Pom Pom routines that won them 3rd place in city competition. We would like to thank Mrs. Nixon for her many years of dedi- cated labor to the Cheerleading Squds at Loyola, and we hope more will join in the effort of cheering our Ramblers on to victory. -Dan Scapin Rich Mazanek ■■ ilg ' ' Julie Tavolacci, Kathy Madden, Mary Ann Kiefer, La Verne Casella, Chrisanne Westberg, and Judy Howart La Verne Casella and Chrisanne Westberg activate the student body OIi|Emi0trQ Club The Chemistry Club this year saw many changes. Mr. Pape assumed Mr. Sendy ' s former position as moderator. With the addition of new equipment, students were able to broaden their interests beyond the scope of daily classroom studies. Meetings were held weekly for interested students, but faciUties were open daily for those students who displayed a deeper interest in chemistry. -Pete Dorsher Joe Hohmann Left to right: Steve Harp, Jim Schulte, Ed Bruflce, Lou Hector, Pete Dorsher, Larry Nora, Mr. Papc, Julio Garcia, Jolin Phelan, Jolin Corcoran. John Corcoran and Joe Hohmann check their apparatus. Julio Garcia, Mr. Pape, and Jim Schulte observe a chemical reaction. Volodar Romaniuk views the experiment from a different angle. CHiiEfija Club This season, by expanding the boundaries that confined them in previous years, Loyola ' s Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Robert Pasquesi, brought about a broader scope of activities both within and outside of the confines of the Academy. In addition to hosting two tournaments and holding bi-weekly chess-playing get-togethers, the Club joined the North Shore High School Chess League. This membership resulted in team matches with neigh- boring institutions. The members who comprised Loyola ' s interschool squad are Bob Campbell, Dave DeRose, Bob Ehrlich, Dave Erie, John Houlihan, Dan Kusswurm, Steve Polericki, and Tim Schnitzler. Bob Tatara won the Fall tournament. ■ ' Coach Jackimiec and Dave DeRose battle their wits Ed Ewen, Dave DeRose, and Charles Saulsberry contemplate the King ' s Court Jim Spector at one of his rare appearances Thoughtful Bob Campbell outplays Bob Feet Ehrlich (ElitnEse OIlub Chinese Club, front row, left to right: Brian llecliinger, Jon Trutter, Moderator Frank Yen, Jim Dziublo. Standing: Dan Ermatinger, Den- nis Kammerer, Tom Condon, and John CompernoUe. OI. .A. War (Samea) C.S.A., front row, left to right: Bill Isaacson, John Houlihan, Frank Murphy, Scott Michaelsen, Dave Summa, Antonio Quintanilla, Richard Pinelli. Standing: BUI Bryg. Tom Quinley, Tim Schnitzler, Dave Grombacher, Pat Marren, Tom Daly, Moderator John O ' Connor, and Don Leighton. 154 JffnrEtgn SElatiDHB (Elub Seated, left to right; Joe Battaglia, Dave DeRose, Joe Hohmann, Charles Cook, and George White. Standing; Mod- erator Hernan Llerena, Tom Lyman, Jim Harlan, Malachi Flannagan, and Scott Ulm. Overman OIlub Kneeling, left to right; Tim Donovan, Pete Dorsher, BUI Ruby, Dave DeRose. Standing: Robert Bank, John Brunner, Ed Ruby, Dennis Jans, Mark Bailey, and Mr. Heruy Grove. JarenHtcH-ScbatE Varsity Forensics, front row, left to right: Dan Durkin, Bill Leighton, Milce Behan, Terry Halloran, John Long. Standing: Dan Kelly, R. Patrick Nugent, David Ford, Mr. John Preas, Jim Arden, Mike Jekot, and Dave DeRose. Junior Varsity, seated: John Bowler and James T. Daly. Standing: Joe Welinski, Qiff Haggenjos, Mr. John Preas, and Bill McMen- amin. Debate, front row, left to right: Bill Isaacson, Mike O ' Brien, Patrick Murphey. Kneeling: Greg Condon, Scott Michaelsen, David Grombach- ei, John Haggenjos. Standing: Mr. John Preas, Bob Denten, Pete Dorsher, Don Leighton, Dave DeRose, Ed Ewen, and Bill Leighton. Induction into the IHSA brought a new and difficult challenge for the 1974-1975 forensics team. In a league which emphasized numbers of contestants, smaller teams like Loyola ' s had little chance of winning major tournaments. This was a new hurdle for the 1974 National Catholic Forensic League third-place finishers to overcome, but nonetheless many speakers gave stellar perfor- mances. Senior Pat Nugent was outstanding in Serious Dramatic Inter- pretation and captured first place in several tournaments, in addi- tion to his first-place finish in the IHSA districts, in which Loyola placed fifth. Other district qualifiers included Dave DeRose in Prose Reading and John Long in Humorous Dramatic Interpreta- tion. Steady performances were deUvered by Michael Jekot, Vic Filippini, and Sophomore John Bowler. For its first year in IHSA the students in forensics worked long and hard to make up for the lack of depth on the team, and for all the rewards were many. - Terry Halloran Moderator John Preas 157 mn Club The combined Regina-Loyola Glee Clubs ( uiih The Guild: Riclc Baert, John Wagener, Bob Boro, and John Long Neui 3Hon|0n0 - The Staff, front row, left to right: Chuck Saulsberry, Pete Dorsher, Fred Callahan, Rick Baert, Jim Mally. Standing: Jim Hills- man, Chad Sain, Joe Hohmann, Lou Hector, and Jon Trutter. In the autumn ot 1973, the stall ot New Hor- izons introduced the concept of the literary magazine to the Loyola Community. At the year ' s end, the first edition of the journal was produc- ed. This academic year, the staff succeeded in publisiiing two superb issues of the magazine, improving greatly on the quality of the previous pubhcation. Next year, guided by a new staff, New Horizons promises to continue to be a journal of superior quality. It was group oP ' grand designers ' who led to the creation of the epoch of the literary journal, thus establishing a lasting tradition in Loyola Academy. -Charles Saulsberry Chad a nd Chuck check the chief article B att0nal M0n0r atttt Seniors, front row, left to right: John Neaf- sey, Riclc Carbonara, Pete Steger, John Ker- win, John QuinJey. Second row: Tom Feifar, George Nahitchevansky, Rich Nierzwicki, Steve Ross, BiU Bryg, Tom Helenowski. Thirc row: Mike Scotese, Jim Brennan, Ron Abnen drales, JuUo Garcia, Chris Perille, Frank Fid- uccia. Fourth row: Chuck Saulsberry, Frank Mochiano, Rich Rohleder, John Schermer- horn, Bernie Kane, Jim Hickey. Fifth row: Tim Cavenaugh, Mark Anawis, Rich Mazanek, Mitch Gilaty, Frank Healey, Don Paraas, Quinn Reagan, John Pont, Dan Seeberg. Sixth row: Bob Tatara, John Spack, Pat Leem- putte, Jim Spector. Seventh row: Joe Morris- on, John Dormin, Tom Minwegen, John Chaput, Bill Schramm, Ed Condon, Bob Cooper, Bill SUwa, Chad Sain. Top row: Joe Vanderbranden, Pete Leemputte, Hobie Mur- nane. Ken Calle, Chuck Thiel, Jim Luxem, Frank Murphy, and Jim HiUsman. Juniors, front row, left to right: Mrs. Mildred Sullivan, Moder- ator; Joe Behles, Peter Sullivan, Sam Cannizzaro, Dennis Cloh- isy. Second row: Joe Spellman, Stewart Vergne, Joe Wilczynski, Terry Halloran, Barry Sullivan,, Vic Filippiiii, Jim Arden, Leo Finn, Bernie Widera, Mike War- ga, Steve Harp. Third row: Mike Leemputte, Dave DeRose, Dennis Jans, Joe Hohmann, Tom Schufreider, Ken Kad- leck, Ed Ewen. Fourth row: John Kettenbach, Thomas Cal- bhan, Scot Ulm, Paul Clower, Jim Schulte, Pete Mohawk. Top row: John Amato, Mike Cardwell, Lou Hector, Jim Hupp, Pete Dorsher, Bob Cleary, and Mike Murnane. f mg-Pnng CI This year, under the moderation of Mr. Lleranna, the Ping-Pong Club was formed. Boasting some 80 members at the I ' lrst meeting, this club is one of the largest at our school. The club sponsored three tournaments open to teachers as well as students. Starting in the fall, the club set up a singles tournament. Chi- Sun won, soundly defeating Mr. Martens in the finals. Mr. Llerana finished third. During the winter, the club set up a doubles tournament. Chi- Sun and D. Smith defeated Mr. Brennan and Mr. Martens in two of the most thrilling games by scores of 21-19 in both games. Mr. Llerana and M. Curry finished third. In the spring, the club hosted a singles tournament. Next year looks to be a promising year with more tournaments and a more stable organization. -Joe Donnelly Dorm Lauten paddles the ball l ttp The Weekly staff, front row, left to right: Bill Home, Jim Aiden. Top row: Tom Arden, Larry Nora, Mike Leemputte, Tom Callahan. Layout editor Bill Home at the typewriter The mad-printer Mike Daly Rick Lady Godiva Baert The staff, left to right: Oiad Sain, Frank Moshiano, Chris PeriUs, Chuck Saulsberry, Mike Daly, Rick Baert, Jim Hillsman, Jim Schulte. Mike Daly and Jim Hillsman check things over E7f I More of the staff, left to right: Jon Trutter, Mike Warga, Pete Leemputte, Terry Halloran, Dan Scapin, Pat Leemputte, and Ron Almendrales. Smiley Chad Sain and the mischievous Mike Daly The Prep Review took on many new guises as it entered the 1974-75 school year. One of the major changes was that botli the Prep Weekly and Review were entirely produced by tlie students and printed in the Loyola Print Shop. This allowed the paper to be more up-to-date with news items, but it also limited the newspaper ' s staff ability to use better graphics. Although the paper ' s appearance fell somewhat short of the staffs expectations, the contents were greatly improved and the popularity of the paper increased. Numerous staff writers and regular feamres contributed to the Prep ' s success. Much of the Prep ' s success can be attribu- ted to the apper ' s Editorial Board which consisted of Frank Moschiano, Chris Perille, Chad Sain, Charles Saulsberry, and the Edi- tors-! n-Chief, Michael Daly and Jim Hills- man. Their job was to produce a newspaper that would be informative and appealing to all students. -Michael T. Daly l-ven more staff, left to right: Julio Garcia, Mitch Gilaty, Jim NaUy, Tom Callahan, John Dor- min, Pat Marren, Paul Marren, and Pat Cotter. ati| dlub Math Club, Left to right: Tom Gavin, Joe Hohmann, Tony Mallerdino, John Kasper, Dan Gavin, Maik Bauer, and Mr. Bettina. Satlroali dlub First Row, left to right: Jim Daly, Mike Fay, Brian Stemo, Matt Klemp, Kevin Mclntyre. Second Row: Mark Krawiec, Bob C?urley, Hunter Vonunschuld, and Dave SuUivan iUtlim The Radio Station, standing left to right: Paul Sholty, Mike Gronin, Mark Groghan, Dan Manella, Jim Wagner, Henry Zayas. Seated, Station-manager Jeff Hartnett and Phil Heffner. Hugbfl Rugby Club, fust row, left to right; George Mangan, Sam Betai, Andy Annes, Mark Ramirez, Tom Casali, Joe Burgee, Ken Steel, Dan Doyle, Sean Madden, George Curry, Jon Trutter, John Pont (president). Second row: Tad Hansen, Chuck McGarrity, Jim Arden, Fred Proesel, Jeff Schiappa, Bill Pigozzi, Dennis Kammerer, Dave Campanile, Paul Zemsteff, Pat Cerney, Greg VanCalbergh. Third row: Tom Finn, Brian Hickey, Mark D ' Agostino,Tom Corboy, Rich Maz- anek, Jim Luxem, Tom O ' Connell, Nick Beucher, Jim Betar, Peter McHugh, Bill Jennings. Fourth row; Tom Arden, Joe Vandenbranden, Bob Campbell, Terry McGovern, Joe Compernolle, Paul Sullivan, Pete Weaver, Kevin McCurdy, Mike Biiely, Mike Cerney. Top row: Coach Rich Clarke, Larry Stone, Tom Crowley, Rickey Annes, and Coach Jack Knight. Tlie Rugby Club brought to Loyola its first state title - t vo titles, in fact -- following successive victories in the IHSA-sanc- tioned tournament at New Trier West High School. Success was the combination of unified action during play and the respect the team members had for each other. Coaches Rich Clarke and Jack Knight joined their efforts to instill these qualities into their enthus- iastic players. Loyola has three Rugby teams, each with its own schedule. Both the Division A and Division B teams finished with no loss record; the Division C team lost only one game. Outstanding contributors to the success of the A team were sen- iors Mark Ramirez, Dan Doyle, and John Pont and junior MLke Cerney. - Jim Arden and Sam Betar Coach Rich Clarke and Bill Jennings Loose Ruck with Jon Trutter and John Pont proving extra push The ball coming into a set scrum Loyola and Evanston in a set scrum 167 EeligtouH Affatra Some board members: Mrs. Brennan; Fr. Steenken, S.J.; Bob Curley;and Ken Bartosz caffoltiing OIlub Front row, left to right: Dan Schufreider, Mike Dudek, Ken Kadleck. Top row: Dan Scapin, Chris Perille, Tim Kelly, and Tom Schufreider. paniali Club The Spanish Club, front row, left to right: Don Cagney, Mike Widera, Jim Connell, Kevin Gotten, Mark Cook. Sitting: Sam Canb.aro, Ber- nard Widera, Moderator Llerana, Val Suarez, Paul Majcher. Standing: Mel Flanagan, Mike Kerns, Mark Brice, Joe Hohmann, Mark Couzin, G eorge White, and Scott Ulm. iiunttng $c 3 i0l|itTg The Huntmg and Fishing Club, left to right: Moderator Fred Bandaccari, Mark Rebora, Ted Costa, Joe Wilczynski, John Glunz, Mike Priske, Jim Wagner, Bill Keim, Brad Wolski, and Larry Schorsch rifittan Htfc CHammunttg Meg Kissinger, Joan Cotter, Milce Stemo, Dan Grimes, Noony Donahue, and Miss Galvin Students from Loyola, Regina, and Marillac form the Christian Life Community, previsouly called the Sodality. With Rev. Paul Clifford, S.J., as their director, these students work in groups to fulfill their purpose: communicating God ' s love to others through social or apostolic work. Each group consists of approximately eight students under the guidance of various moderators from Regina and Loyola. Meetings are held every Tuesday niglit after mass. The content of these meetings include wide-ranging topics, such as a discussion of values, personal difficulties, and faith, or to a greater understanding and interaction between members. An integral function of each group is social work. Members may also make retreats together. Each group strives to be a vibrant, working community, main- tains group identity by receiving support from one another, and feels a sense of group commitment. The number of students in- volved in the CLC and their fidelity in attendance reflect their en- thusiasm and this sense of commitment. We all have enriched our- selves and are looking forward to the coming years in the CLC. -Bernie Kane Left to riglit: Dan Doyle, I ' r. Clifford, S.J., Amy Dolan, Jeff Kelly, Petra Horst, and John Hurtenbach Left to right: Fr. Pinzon, S.J., Patty Kurgan, Tom Faucher, Jean Carry, Tom Callahan, and Sister Nancy Murray tubent (Enunctl Vic Filippini Doug Cleary, Scott Gross, and the sleepy Mike Filippini The main emphasis of the student councO this year was to get more people involved in activities around the school. Activities this year started off with a car wash. Then the student council joined forces with the senior class to produce a great Home- coming weekend. Other activities included a coffee house, a very successful open house, and a new and exciting Bal Masque, thanks to the hard-working junior caucus. Also, because of the efforts fine intramural committee, the student council sponsored another fine intramural program. The year ' s concert, although not as financially successful as pre- vious concerts, provided some great entertainment. Officers of tliis year ' s student council tried to be less impersonal and helped many people in a wide range of problems. A very spe- cial thanks goes to the officers for the work tney did this year. The officers of the student council would like to thank the rep- resentatives, with special appreciation to the intramural committee, the senior class, torch club officers, those who worked on Open House and Bal Masque, and all who helped in the various endeavors of the student council. -Mike DeVito Mike DeVito, S. C. President Chadwick and Mr. McGrath ©nrclf €lub Senior nicinbcrs, Iroiit row, Icit to right: Tom I ' iuulicr, Mark lahrcnbacli, Mike Daly, Clirls Perille, Mike Jaskowski, Hobie Murnane, Charles Sauls- berry, Tim McNiilty. Seeond row: Bob Cooper, Art Olivera, Pat Nugent, Rich Mazanek, John Rotunno, Dan Doyle, Pete Stegcr. Top row: Julio Gar- cia, Dan Sceberg, Sam Betar, Charlie Poindexter, Jetf Scliiappa, Chad Sain, and Pat Foley. Missing: Jim Mickey. Torch Club OITicers: Mr. Schurz, Moderator; Pat Nugent, Social Chairman; David Ford, President; Jim Hillsman, Secrct;iiy; Tim Kelly, Vice-President; Jim Brennan, Treasurer; and Mark Seeberg, Moderator. Chuckling Chad (Sain) The Tore!) Club of Loyola Academy, founded in the year l ' )36, is one of the oldest organizations at Loyola Academy, its purpose is to act as a service organization in the school and for the promo- tion of school spirit at the Academy. Throiiglu)ut its long and proud history, the Torch Club sweater has been in evidence at suds acti- vities as football and basketball games, dramatic events, socials, college night, the RAMBLE, tiie annual graduation ceremonies, and many more. It is composed of approximately 60 members out of tlie 1650 Loyola Academy students. These men are elected into the Club by the members of their particular class and by members of the Torch Club. The present moderators of the Torch Club are Edward F. Schurz and Mark Seeberg. The U)74-75 officers were: President, David Ford; Vice-President, Tim Kelly, Secretary, Jim Hiilsman; Treasur- er, Jim Brennan; Social Chairman, Jim Nugent. -James Hiilsman Joe Guzaldo and friends The real Rich Mazanek Dan Scapin, Tom Schufreider, Tim McNulty, Jim Nugent, and Fr. Reuter Juniors, front row. lol ' t to riglit: l-irry Corcor;ui, Bill Miossi, Ran Scluifroidcr, Bill McMe Schumacher, Boli Connolly. Second row: Scott Gross, Chris Brennan, Kevin Gotten, Bri; John Hiilsman. Third row; Tim Kemper, John Mannehach, John Moore, Steve Smith, Gary Hiiher, Steve t ' oran, Dennis Jans, Barry Sullivan, John Amato. Top row: Joe Guzaldo, Tracey Finn, Nick Uivezzorio, Vic I ' ilippini, Terry Halloran, Ken Kadleck, Jeff Kelly, and Peter Sullivan. liiiiiu, Tom Croghan, toe Berry, Mike Mugeiu, G.iry Rumpus, Dan Scapin, Tom Scliui ' reiclcr, Mike Dudek, 173 |mrl975 The staff of Year 1975, left to right: Chuck Saulsberry, Steve Otter, Tim Loftus, Editor-in-chief Bill Sliwa, Jon Trutter, Moderator Robert Hires, Chris Bonk, Senior-editor Rick Haas, Junior-editor Dan Stralka, Joe Wilczynski, Mike O ' Toole, and Tim Cavenaugh. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The worst because we lost to the University of California a most dedicated and sincere mod- erator. Father John P. Heim, S. J. The best be- cause an ambitious and persevering replacement was found under the name of Robert Nuncle Bob Hires. Constantly in competition with the antics of Prep staff and the noise of the continuous party in the teacher ' s lounge across the hall. Editors Bill Sliwa and Rick Haas were always on hand to keep each other in line. Chad Sain, Jon Trutter, and Chuck Saulsberry were a great help in obtaining and writing copies. Dan Stralka and Pete Dorsher were around to prepare for their future editor- ships next year. Chris Bonk and Tim Loftus (along with our most dedicated Fr. Legris) helped with the photography. Senior Tim Cavenaugh typed, and Steve Otter took on the hard tedious job of picture identification. Then there was Joe Wdczynski. The long hours spent in compiling the YEAR 1975 eventually bring their own reward the preservation of happy memories for all the stu- dents of Loyola Academy. - Bill Sliwa Rich Haas (hard at work, as usual), BUI Sliwa, and Mr. Hires Moderator Nuncle Bob with editors Bill Sli wa and Rick Haas Jfatiiera dlub The Fathers ' Oiib, left to right: Charles W. Regan, Oare C. Acton (Pres.), Rev. John J. Foley, S.J. (Moderator), Robert P. Perkaus, and Donald C. Ambrose. Missina Council Members: K. Lee Cotten, Thomas 1- . Cooper, Thomas J. Halloran, Walter F. Mnllady, Jr., J. Hobie Murnane, and Philip L. St. Aubin. iHntijErB (Ulub The Mothers ' Club, left to riaht: Mrs. William C. Schiilte; Mrs. William S. Spector; Mrs. James E. Nugent, Jr.; Mrs. William Lavez- zorio; Mrs. Robert A. Treaccy; Mrs. William C. Moore (Pres.); and Mrs. U. Lee Cotten. Missing; Mrs. James M. Whalen. V • . - VI 3l0mec0mtn9 Gabe Rodriguez and Art Olivera prepare the winning float. Bo Kemper and his date, Marina Camy On Friday, October 1 1, the lialls o( Loyola Academy filled with a bleak and dismal atmosphere. Yet witliin tliis desert of gloom, there nourished, in the Loyola gymnasium, an oasis of musical excitement, for it was on this occasion that the Senior Class and the Student Council of Loyola presented the Homecoming Dajice 1 )75 with its theme, Midniglit at the Oasis. Music for the dance was provided by SECOND WIND, and the elaborate decoraiions produced the exotic world of the Egyptian-type oasis in the Loyola g m. The Homecoming Dance was but the beginning of a long and testive weekend of activities. On Saturday, Jim McNulty and Carol Licv entert;iined a crov d of students at the Coffee House. A Sun- rise Mass was held the following morning with the same two per- tormers providing a musical accompaniment. The Sunday festivities wereclima.xed by a Float Parade from Harms Woods to Loyola. The weekend activities concluded with the Homecoming football against Gordan and the half-time tloat-judging contest, won by the Saugie Boys for their creative entry. Wlien the festivities were ended, it was clear that the momentum gained from Homecoming 1 75 had established a forward drive within the Loyola student body which did not die out even after the final bell of the ultimate class had signaled the conclusion of the academic vear. Chad Sain and his Regina date, Tina Anawis PULL !!! Mni MuBqm Tim Kelly and Jean Carey lead the way for the Mouseketeers Scott Stuermer and friends Could this be an LA graduate??? The 1975 Bal Masque started a new trend for this mid-winter gathering. Incorporating the theme of the 50 ' s with the atmosphere of 2001, the dance was dubbed 2051. In accordance with the usual theme were the un- usual decorations: a 1 lO ' -long tunnel, a Malt Shoppe, partitioned seating areas (for a cozy effect), and a lighting exhibit with blacklights and glitter balls. All this was topped off by an excellent performance of the band CATCH. Bal Masque is always loads of fun and we hope more people in the future will take advantage of this mid-winter fete. Ask anyone who has experienced the B.M. and you ' ll certainly find out it ' s great. -Vic Filippini Rick Baert and his heavenly date H ' - ■ Greaser Lance Brandt Muscular Rick Carbonara and his date ;S?2 ' ' ifi;SSfi:?:bii=S Giving a hand in the preparation is Father Holden Stepping onto tlie dance floor is Jolin Phelaii (iluUiJ ®r0t Sara Babula in the arms of Mike Jamieson Hey, it ' s Chuct; Saulsberry and date! The darkness was replaced by the dawn of a new season. The frigid at- mosphere was displaced by a wave of warmth. The groimd which had lain dormant was supplanted with the sprouting of Nature ' s flowers. Thus was the arrival of springtime, and with it came Loyola Academy ' s annual spring dance, the clima.x oi ' Loyola ' s social activities the Tulip Trot. Organized by the Torch Club, Tulip Trot was held on Friday evening, the second o( May. At that time the Loyola gymnasium was filled with clowns, trapezes, balloons, elephants, popcorn, and acrobats-consistent with the theme of the dance, the Big Top. The atmosphere of the dance was en- livened with the music provided by CHARIOT. So festive was the occasion that when the dance was concluded all those who had attended the Tulip Trot realized that spring has arrived. Joe Garcia Tony Ghilardi faces his date 183 I LVUE 75 Loyola ' s all-male opening chorus Loyola ' s own C.C. John and Little Ram Winner of the solo act was Marillac ' s Amy Dolan On the evenings of February 14 and 15, Loyola Academy was host to the fourteenth annual Talent Review. Eight schools-Loyola, MarUlac, Regina, Sacred Heart, St. Benedict, St. Patrick ' s, St. Scholastica, and Woodlands- were in competition for the Frank J. Hogan Award. Efforts of Father Laurence Reuter, working on his 20th Talvue, and chairman Tim McNulty made the show a success. The opening act of the 1975 edition of Talvue involved 32 Loyola students in a spectacular tap-dancing feature. The music for the numbers was arranged by Mr. Kennetli Bartosz, and the dancers were directed by Mrs. LaVerne Lehman. The other acts ranged from Loyola ' s Jim Spector and his masterful performance on the guitar to a blend of the African culture and the Ameri- can heritage provided by the Holy Family Afros in their dance act. When the performances of the Talent Review were completed, a group of judges, including the illustrious Frazier Thomas, presented awards to the winners of the individual contests: Amy Dolan of MariUac won the solo award; the small group was awarded to Diane Downes and Shirley Oshito of St. Scholastica; Marillac ' s Dance Troupe received the moderate-sized group award; first prize in the large group act was won by students from St. Bene- dict ' s; and, finally, the grand prize of the Hogan Award was presented to Cathy Lee of Regina for the best all-around act. -Charles R. Saulsberry Marillac ' s Dance Troupe Carbo ' Flamenco guitarist Jim Spector liggeat ©liiEf in ®ouin Pete Mohawk, Pat Nugent, and Gerry Murphy Maureen McNulty and John Hurtenbach Left to right: Pat Nugent, Teny Halloran, Jim Brennan Petei Mohawk, Mark Mclntyre, Frank Moschiano, Ger- ry Murphy, Maureen McNulty, and John Hurtenbach. 186 Frank Moschiano and Mark Mclntyre sit down for a quiet drink Ed Meeken touches-up the face of Terry Halloran THE CREW: Front row, left to right: Mike Laviolette, Mike Dudek, Gene Treacy, and Greg Smith. Second row: Brian McLean, Gary Schumacher, Pete D ' Agostino, Joe Stanton, Chris Penile, Mike O ' Malley, Dan Kelly, Dan Scapin, Bernie Kane, Tim Kelly, and Father Reuter. Irishman Pat Nugent over the sickly Peter Mohawk The 1974-1975 theatrical season opened at Loyola with Dalton Trumbo ' s THE BIGGEST THIEF IN TOWN on October 25, 26, and 27, directed by Viola Berwick, star of radio and theater. The comedy, set in an undertaking parlor, revolves around the strug- gling proprietor ' s theft of a body which he believes to be dead. When he finds out it is not, tlie plot comes alive. Mark Mclntyre portrayed the undertaker, Bert Hutchino. Frank Moschiano ap- peared as Bert ' s professional sidekick. Dr. Jay Stewart; Jerry Mur- phy was Horton Page, die ambitious small town reporter; and Pat Nugent played the hilarious role of Sam WiUcins, the stewed drug- gist. Others in the cast included John Hurtenbach as Buddy, Peter Mohawk as old John Troybalt, Terry Halloran as Dr. Willow, Jim Brennan as Col. Rumby, and Mike Dudek and Dan Scapin as at- tendants. From Regina came Meg Kissinger as the proper Miss Tip- ten and Maureen McNulty as Laurie. The success of THE BIGGEST THIEF IN TOWN was also due to the talents of Mr. Ed Meekin and Mr. Bill Norren on make-up and the many hard-working stage hands. THE BIGGEST THIEF IN TOWN truly opened the spectacular Fine Arts season with a bark. talag 17 Cast, left to right: Pat Cotter, Jeff Adams, John Frendreis, Mark Croghan, Matt Hopkins, Dave Ford, John Mannebach, Dan Schufreider, Jim Pastor, Tony Mockus, Mike Rogan, Pat McNulty, John Phelan, Dan Durkin, John Peele, Jim Schulte Missing; Jim Valenti, George Mangan. Stalag 17, the second theatrical production, was directed by Mr. Robert Hires. It was the first time that a play of the war era had been attempted at Loyola and, judging by the response of the audi- ence, the show was one of the most brilliant successes ever per- formed here. Mr. Hires added many faces to the stage, such as Sam Betar (Sgt. Hoffman), George Mangan (the Spy), Jim Valenti (Sefton), Pat Cotter (Marko), and Mike Opelka (Schultz). These actors were sup- ported by other equally outstanding actors and a dedicated crew. Jim Valenti and Dave Ford squaring off John Phelan, Jim Valenti, Mike Opelka, Mike Rogan.Gene Ben- zinger, Pat McNulty, Jim Pastor Dan Schufreider, Sam Beta:, John Frendreis, Mark Croglian, Tony Mockus, Matt Hopkins, John Peele, John Mannebach Mark Croghan, Sam Betar, and Tony Mockus Sam Betar watches the ecstatic Mark Crog- han and Matt Hopkins r THE CREW: Tim Murphy, Bill Home, Sean O ' Leary, Terry Halloran, Rich DeGrenier, David SuUivan, Brian Bumpus, John Weiss, Dan KeUy, Joe SpeUman, and Jim Daly John Peele and Pat At-Ease Cotter Munaf £uMnnt u The cast, left to right: Jeff Kelly, Andrea Dereng, Ken Kadleck, Chris Perille, Tricia Dwyer, Rick Carbonara, Tom Schutreider, Kitty Wegner, Pat Foley, Lesley Goodman, Pat Nugent, Chris Cotton, Jerry Murphy, Frank McGivern, Mary LeGere, Frank Moschiano, Joe Guzaldo, John Hurtenbach, Amy Dolan, Matt Hop- kins, Peter Mohawk, Ralph Gesualdo, Jerry Haderlein, Ed Gondon, Larry Nora, and Ken DeCoster. Jimm wSmm Throughout the history of the modern world, a tension has per- sisted within the minds of men: the tension between the real and the ideal, that which is and that which ought to be, the confusion of this world and the next. The piece of literature which captured this tension most profoundly was Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra ' s DON QUIXOTE OF LA MANCHA. The most popular representa- tion of the Cervantes ' classic is MAN OF LA MANCHA, which was relived for five performances of the stage of Loyola Academy. The best description of the Loyola production of MAN OF LA MANCHA can be summed up in the term PERFECTION. Instru- mental in the achievement of this level of accomplishment was the persistent work of Fr. Larry Renter. From the actors ' performances to the set design, Loyola Academy ' s presentation of the spring mu- sical was a grand finale of a spectacular dramatic season. Lesley Goodman Seated in front, Joe Guzaldo. Second row, from left to right, John Hurtenbach, Chris Perille, Tom Schufreider, Matt Hopkins, Ken Kadleck. Standing in rear, Oiris Gotten and Frank McGivern. Innkeeper Rick Carbonara and his wife, Kitty Wegner Lesley Goodman takes some ad iL ' I ' loiii I ' at Nugent Don Quixote faces the Knight of Mirrors (§ptn MauBt Jim McKerr tours the library with prospective students On Friday, November 9, Loyola Academy held a special event, perhaps the most important occurrence of the academic year-the annual Open House. It was a time when tlie administration, faculty, and student body united to display the uniqueness of Loyola- both in curriculars and in extra-curriculars. The corridors were filled with perhaps the largest number of prospective students from Chicago-area grammar schools and their parents ever to attend a Loyola Open House. They were welcomed by Loyola student-volunteers who ushered them on a tour of the building and the exhibits. When the evening of Open House 1974 became the dawn of another day, a great number of prospective students and their par- ents had been given a glimpse into the diverse interests and pur- suits of a student body which blends in the melting pot of Loyola Academy. This institution of secondary education has firmly estab- lished a unique tradition in the modern world upon the decorum of the founding Jesuit order of educators. It can be concluded that Open House served to display a small portion of this unique tra- dition. -Charles Saulsberry Kevin Daly, Dave Summa, and Mr. Sendy demonstrate the Milii- kan experiment to a prospective student A tour of the ski club exhibit 193 iFEjgttual 0f tlje ArtH The third annual Festival of the Arts Week seemed even more effective than that of previous years. De- signed to stimulate creative and artistic qualities in a student, the Festival was well-planned and successful- ly executed. From the lunchtime dramatics to the combined Loyola-Regina Spring Concert, students ' en- thusiasm expressed their satisfaction. The week closed with a spectacular art fair, displayed by John Geis and his students in the Quadrangle. Beginning with mass by Fr. Reuter, the afternoon ' s attendance spoke for the success of the Festival. We look to next year for a continuation of this academic offshoot to enrich stu- dents ' comprehension of and appreciation for the fine arts. - Chad Sain Delightful entertainment was provided by the Three Stooges iHint-CourB Getting Higli were Jane Corrado. Katie Holten, and Mary Ann Dee Doc Monforti demonstrates the art of bandaging The silent battle of wits is the ganie of chess Members of the Conilict Simulations, formerly War Games Mr. Austin and his gourmet cooking class An innovative and highly profitable experience is an accurate description of Loyola Academy ' s third annual Mini-Course Week. Attended also by the young ladies of Regina and held during the interim between semesters, mini-courses were designed to give students the opportunity to acquire knowledge in areas not provid- ed in the traditional curriculum. The Intersession Week was aimed at providing a restful yet learning-inspiring atmosphere during the interlude of semesters, prompting a unified Loyola community. The list of mini-courses was large in number and varied in con- tent. Courses were conducted in arts and crafts, in academic courses, and in sports. Truly the goals of this five-day period have been reached, for Mini-Course provided a relaxed and instructive atmosphere which contributed to a unified Loyola Community. -Charles R. Saulsberry Handballist Joe Karlovich Mr. Kingsbury and his bridge class ' Doc ' Mauer attempting bachelor survival V cVll K¥- : w Librarian Ardith Anderson at the Skatathon 5000-RUSH on ice Coach Jim O ' Laughlin demonstrates the pitching machine Future Fred Astaires Coach Stelnicki ' s scuba class PrincE0f Peace Tenor soloist Lou Hector Once again, through the combined etTorts of Loyola and Regina, the Loyola chapel echoed with the sounds of the Rock Cantata. The awesome spectacle of the classy jazz band backed by a chorus of sixty students typified the jovial spirit of the upcoming Christ- mas holidays. The crowd grew greater each night, reaching a climax at the final perfonnance. Still, more enthusiasm and general interest on the part of the student body is expected in the years to come. Many thanks goes to Mr. Martens and Mr. Bartosz for a job well done in a most worthwhile extravaganza. Mr. Bartosz swings to the movements of the Holy Family Afros 198 Special attraction was the Holy Family Afros The many wonderful voices of Loyola Academy come from, here Nooch ' EamblE Jim Nugent and Jerry Reynolds relax Tim McNulty auctions off Santa Claus The Ramble took the theme of Seven Rooms for its ' 75 edition. This year ' s attendance v as very strong, with the majority taking part in what this festive evening is famous for -- auctions. The seven complete room settings that made up the theme proved extremely desirable to the bidding audience. Tlie silent and oral auctions com- bined to make this fund-raising event as successful as ever. Special thanks should be given to the faculty and student workers who en- abled this important affair to run smoothly. - Chad Sain Could this be Pat Nugent? Displaying the tandem are John Moore, Steve Smith, and Tim KeUy The Auction! li ' iFaunnte ©an tiiB The attentive Mike Chuckas On the night of May 23, the Palmer House in downtown Chicago was the place to be. The class of 1975 only goes around once and they grabbed for all of the gusto they could at senior prom. From 6:30 to midnight they wined and dined in the elegant ballroom of the Palmer House and were serenaded throughout the evening by Joyful Noise and the Jim Bestman Brass. The sands of time can never obliterate from the hearts and minds of the men of the class of ' 75 the euphoric time that this unforgettable evening held for all. - John Rotunno The Serpes Don Butzen and his date David Ford with Paula Mitchel One big happy family Jeff Schiappa and his date, Cookie Ropec Jim Dziubla and his date Jim Acton wiih Cathy Schickel Jim Sheperd, Bill SHwa, Tim Cavenaiighi and their dates i II. The 1975 graduation was a special one, for this was the last graduation at Loyola Academy for the President, John H. Reinke, S. J., who is leaving to take up new duties at Loyola University. It was also the last time for Fr. Paul Clifford, who was honored on this occasion as the recipient of this year ' s President ' s Medal. Final- ly, ofcourse.it was the last day at Loyola Academy for 363 seniors. The Class of ' 75, outstanding for its spirit and sense of unity, will be missed around our haUs, but we pray that what each one of us has learned here may be retained and spread into other people ' s Uves. Congratulations to the Class of ' 75. - Timothy J. McNulty r Recipient of the President ' s Award, Fr. Clifford S. J. 209 Chris Baker and Andy Annes admire their diplomas Senior President Tim Arrow McNulty The Class of 1975 Kaye Acciari Mr. and Mrs. Clare C. Acton Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Adams Dr. and Mrs. David AhJering Judge Charles A. Alfano Mr. and Mrs. Saverio J. Alonzi Dr. and Mrs. Emanuel Anawis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antonello, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Malcom L. Baas E. F. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. George M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Banas Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Belmont Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bendix Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh L. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Betar Mr. and Mrs. Nick Beucher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Alan and Pat Blume Mrs. Lester L. Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bonk Robert and Martha Boos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. John K. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Brandys Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Brauchli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bredemann Parent Patrnna Mr. and Mrs. Richard Breen Mr. and Mrs. Francis K. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Burke Don and Joan Butzen Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Callahan Dr. and Mrs. John J. Callahan Louise T. Camisa Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carney Dr. R. M. Casas Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Cavenaugh Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas P. Cawley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Chaput Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. CipoUa Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. CipoUa Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Warren A. Clohisy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clower Mr. and Mrs. James Cogley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Colnon John and Eileen Condon Mrs. Nancy L. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cooper, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corbett Mr. and Mrs. PhOip H. Corboy Mr. and Mrs. James H. Corcoran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordes Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Coronelli Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Couzin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cowhey Robert L. Craig Mr. and Mrs. John Croghan George D. Crowley Edward P. Cruzat Ulisse P. Cucco, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Culhane Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Daddono Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daddono, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. D ' Agostino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daly Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas J. Daly, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Damm Ben and Gladys Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. DeGrenier Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. De Wald Mrs. Daniel J. Divane Mr. and Mrs. Burtis J. Dolan, Jr. William J. Donah oe Mr. and Mrs. John L. Donhn Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. WUliam J. Dormin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorsher E)r. and Mrs. Joseph D ' Silva Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Dunne Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ecimovich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Eckhardt Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Endre Bob and Marian Endre Mr. and Mrs. John F. Endres Dr. and Mrs. Ricardo V. Enriquez Mary Lou and BiU Erfurth Mr. and Mrs. George Evans Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ewen Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Fahrenbach Mr. and Mrs. David B. Fallon Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Faucher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fay Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ferstel Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fiduccia Lucy W. Figiel Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Figlewici Dr. and Mrs. Victor P. Filippini Dr. and Mrs. Ray Fiocchi Mr. and Mrs. John R. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. M. Donald Foran Dr. and Mrs. William F. Ford Mark Forrestal Mr. and Mrs. Roland Forsyth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Furth 0. Penny Galiard Mrs. William Galanis John and Mary Claire Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Gamber Rafael M.Garces.M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Julio R. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Gassert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gavm Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gavin Albert E. Gehrke Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilaty Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Givens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gluth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Godziela Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Goodrich John W. Grab Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Green Mr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Gavin Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Grombacher Dr. and Mrs. B. Grothaus Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Grzeslo Mr. and Mrs. John G. Guercio Angelberto Guevara, M. D. Dr. and Mrs. Bennie A. Guzzardo Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Haggenjos Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Halloran Richard D. Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Wayne N. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Hartigan Dr. and Mrs. Franics J. Healey Judge and Mrs. John F. Hechinger Drs. Adam and Irene Helenowski Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Henneman Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hianik Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hickey Mr. and Mrs. John Hielscher Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hielscher Parent fatrona Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. HiU Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hillenbrand Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Hoffman, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hohmann Mr. and Mrs. David Horn Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Home Mr. and Mrs. H. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hulseman Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hynes, 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irsay Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Isett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. M. Michael Ivans Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Jagla David and Bernadette Jahns Joseph J. Jedd Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Jekot Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher Jenkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J, Kadleck Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kaiser, Jr. Bernard P. Kane Mr. and Mrs. John Kanya Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kasper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kelly Marie F. Kennedy Frank D. Kennedy Lawrence and Genevieve Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Knoll Hon. and Mrs. Mitchell Kobelinski Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Komorous Dr. and Mrs. Jan Koszyk Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wm. Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kraychy John Kronon Mr. and Mrs. Konstanty E. Krylow Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Krzyminski George and Patricia Kuhter Mr. and Mrs. Armin H. Kusswurm Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kutselas Mr. and Mrs. John T. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Al Lauschke Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lauten Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Lavin Cory Lazzaroni Mr. and Mrs. Lai L. Lee Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Leoni Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lo Galbo Mr. and Mrs. John M. Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo ranger Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lyons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam D. Maddux Mr. and Mrs. John R. Maginot Mr. and Mrs. James Maher Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Mallerdino Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. MaUy Mr. and Mrs. James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. James P. Malooly Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Mangan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mannebach Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marchiori Pat and Joe Mautner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mazanek Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah D. McAuliffe Helen and Alan McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCourt Mr. and Mrs. J. McNerney Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Meister Marion and Joe Melko Dr. and Mrs. 0. Mena Mr. and Mrs. William P. Merci Dr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 0. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minorini Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miossi 212 f arent fatrona Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Mohawk Edward and Frances MoUoy E. T. and W. L. Moroni Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Moschiano Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. MuUigan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Murphy Mrs. Robert L. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. E. 0. Nadeau N. Nahitchevansky Mr. and Mrs. WiUiani J. Nealon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Needham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Albert Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Neuwald Raymond and Mary Nierzwicki Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Nugent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nugent, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Franklin T. O ' Connell Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. O ' Laughlin John and Veronica O ' Malley Walter and Joyce Ovaert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Papini Mr. and Mrs. Charles ParriUi Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. PerUle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Person Marykay J. Pflum John T. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polerecky Mr. and Mrs. John Pont Nancy Pool Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pridmore Mr. and Mrs. James V. Proesel Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Pulawski Mr. and Mrs. P. Thomas Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Quinley Mr. and Mrs. Matt Raimondi Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Ratty Dr. and Mrs. John J. Redden Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reger Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Reichmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Remini Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Roche Mr. and Mrs. John RohJeder Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rothing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Rotunno Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ruby Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sain Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Sala Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt N. Sanabria Jay and Nancy Scherer Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schermerhorn Dr. and Mrs. Fred B. Schiappa Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Schirmang Mr. and Mrs. James A. Schlindwein Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F, Schneider Mr. and Mrs. W. Vincent Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schufreider Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schulte Richard C. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. German D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. T. Mackin Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Shantz Mr. and Mrs. W. Sheble Mrs. C. James Shelley Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Shuma Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Silha Mr. and Mrs. William G. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Skinner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John J. Skowron Drs. Vladimir and Bozica Skul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sklodowski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Sliwa Mr. and Mrs. WUliam D. Sokolick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Spack Dr. and Mrs. William S. Spector Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Spinuzza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Steel Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Steger Mr. and Mrs. Roderick A. Stemo Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Leo Stolarski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone Chester J. Strzalka Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Sullivan, Jr. John and Dorothy Sutton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. C. Swiatlo Mr. and Mrs. Geno TazioU Parent Patrnna Mr. and Mrs. Ben Testa Mr. and Mrs. Al Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tinerella Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Tito Mr. and Mrs. James L. Trainor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ullrich Audrey Barnum Ulm Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Valenti Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. VanDerBosch Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Velasquez Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Von Driska Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. John B. Vottero Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vukits Mary and Bob Wagener Mr. and Mrs. A. Denison Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wehman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Welinske Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Welsh W.J.Whalen Mrs. James J. White Mrs. Bernard Widera Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Wiegand Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieser The Wiet Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Windsor Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wolf, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wolf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Yamada Mr. and Mrs. William Yong Dr. Canaan Yunez, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Zalesky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ziegenfuss Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Zondlo 214 djcneral 3nhtx Administration 6-9 Astronomy Qub 147 Athletic Achievements 141-142 Bal Masque 180-181 Band 144-146 Baseball 92-96 Basketball 97-101 Bicycle Qub 148 BIGGEST THIEF IN TOWN 1 86-1 87 Biology Qub 147 Bowling 102-103 Bridge Club 149 Camera Qub 149 Qieerleaders 150-151 Chemistry Club 1 52 Chess Club 1 53 Chinese Oub 1 54 Christian Life Community 170 Conflicts Simulation Association 1 54 Crosscountry 104-106 Debate 156-157 Dedication 1 Diving 123-125 • ' - ' v Faculty 10-19 Faculty Index 216 Fathers Qub 176 Favorite Candids 202-204 Festival of the Arts 1 94 Football 107-113 Foreign Relations Club 1 55 Forensics 156-157 Freshman Class 80-90 German Club 1 55 Glee Club 158 Golf 114-115 Graduation 208-210 Guild 158 Hockey 116-119 Homecoming 178-179 Hunting and Fishing 169 In Appreciation 2 In Memoriam 3 Intramurals 138-140 Joe 224 Junior Class 48-68 MAN OF LA MANCHA 1 90-1 92 Math Club 164 Mini-Course 195-197 Mothers Club 1 76 National Honor Society 160 New Horizons 159 Open House 1 93 Parent Patrons 21 1-214 Ping-Pong Qub 161 Prep 162-163 Prince of Peace 198-199 Prom 205-207 Radio Club 165 Railroad Club 164 Ramble 200-201 Religious Affairs 168 Rugby 166-167 Scaffolding Club 1 68 Senior Class 24-47 Services 20-23 Soccer 120-122 Sophomore Class 69-79 Spanish Club 1 69 STALAG 17 188-189 Student Council 171 Student Index 217-223 Swimming 123-125 Table of Contents 4 TAL-Vue 184-185 Tennis 126-128 Torch Club 172-173 Track 129-131 Tulip Trot 182-183 Water Polo 132-133 Wrestling 134-137 Year 1975 174-175 3Facultg 3nliEX Dr. John D. AieUo 10 Mi. Frank J. Amato 9,107,129,131 Mrs. Frank J. Amato 21 Miss Aidith Anderson 10,197 Rev. James C. L. Arimond, S. J. 6 Mi. Robert P. Austin 10,196 Mr. Fred C. Bandaccaii 10,169 Ml. Kenneth A. Baitosz 10,144,168 Rev.JohnP. BeaU, S.J. 10 Ml. Joseph A. Bettina 10,164 Mi. Michael J. Bliss 10 Mr. James F. Bohan 10 Mr.JohnP. Bourke 11,112 Mrs. Peter Biennan 21,168 Mi. Teiience P. Brennan 11 Bro. James H. Bur 6 Rev. Richard F. Burnham, S. J. 1 1 Rev. Ignatius M. Buirill, S. J. 11,148 Mi. John P. Caccamo 1 1 Mr. Ricliard F.Clark 11,122,148,166,167 Rev. Paul A. Clifford, S. J. 2,1 1,209 Mr. John J. Connelly 11 Mr. John T. Connelly 8 Mis. Francis Corby 9 Mr. John F. Cronin 12 Mis. Richard Curtis 21 Mi. Caiy J. Czainecki 12 Mi. William J . Deevy 1 2 Mr. Louis G. Demos 12 Miss Mary G. Dooling 8 Mr. Eugene J. Doyle 12,107 Mr. James M. Dusablon 12 Rev. Eugene F. Dwyer, S. J. 12,102,126 Bio. Thomas Dziemba, S. J. 23 Miss Maiy Ann English 9 Mr. Chailes P. Eilenbaugh 12,107 Rev. John J. Foley, S. J. 8,12,176 Mis. Call Gebuhi 8 Mi. John Geis 13 Mi. Donald J.Giei 13,149 Mi. James L. Giovannetti 13,112 Mi. William L. Gleason 13,97 Rev. Chailes A. Giaf, S. J. 13 Mis. Nancy Giaf 22 Mi.WUUam A. Giaf 7,113 Mi. Heniy W. Giove 13,155 Ml. Paul J. Hayes 13 Mis. Richaid Heinzen 22 Mi. Raymond J. Hellgeth 13 Mi. Robeit D. Hiies 13,174,175 Mi. Fiank J. Hogan 6 Rev. Thomas J. Holden, S. J. 14,181 Mis. Caiol E. Hopkins 14 Mis. Viiginia Hughes 21 Rev. Fiancis T. Hulefeld, S. J. 14 Rev. Robeit G. Humbert S. J. 8 Mi. James M. Jackimiec 14,114,153 Mi. Richaid T. Kehoe 14,100,101 Rev. John J. Kelehei, S. J. 14 Mr. David M. Kettleson 14 Mi. Robeit J. Kieta 14,107 Ml. Jeiiy L. Kingbuiy 14,196 Ml. John F. Knight 15,120,166 Mis. William Kohl 22 Mrs. Albert Lambert 22 Rev. Gcrasime M. Legris, S. J. 189,15 Rev. Aithui M. Linz, S. J. 15 Mi. Hernan O. Llerena 15,155,161,169 Mr. David R. Lombaid-Koy 15 Mi. Guntei G. Majzner 15 Rev. Richaid T. Malloy, S. J. 15 Mi. John L. Maitens 15 Mi. Jeiiy W. Mauiei 14,196 Mi. John G. McGiath 16,171 Rev. Leo J. McKenna, S. J. 16 Mi. James P. McMahon 16 Mrs. WiUiam B. McNulty 22 Mrs. Maik Mitchell 22 Mi. Thomas J. Monfoiti 16,195 Ml. Patiick H. Mooihead 9 Rev. John J. Moorman, S. J. 7 Mi. Aithui F. Moielli 16,104,105,106,129,130,131 Mi. Richaid J. Myeis l6 Mis. Robert Nixon 22 Mi. Michael O ' Connoi 16,154 Mi. James T. O ' Donnell 16,97 Mi. James M. O ' LoughUn 16,92,93,95,197 Mr. John A. O ' Loughlin 17,92.100 Rev. Donald J. O ' Shaughnessy, S. J. 17 Mr. Walter Pape 17,152 Mr. Robert J. Pasquesi 17 Rev. Eduardo Pinzon, S. J. 17 Mi. Fiancis A. PhiUips.Jr. 17,101,113 Di. Robeit W.Pirsein 8,17 Mi. Thomas E. Poweis 17,107 Mi. John E. Pieas 17,156,157 Rev. Rudolph A. Piickiil, S. J. 18 Rev. John H. Reinke, S. J. 6,145 Rev. M. Lawience Reutei, S. J. 18,173,178 Mis. Albeit R-ose 22 Rev. William P. Ryan, S. J. 18 Mr. Gregoiio J. Sanza 18 Miss Bernice Saunders 21 Mi. Edwaid F. Schuiz 18,172 Miss Beth ScuUy 18 Mi. Maik S. Seebeig 18,101,172 Mi. Les M. Sendy 18,193 Mi. James G. Seipe 18,206 Mis. Andiew Sheiidan 21 Mi. Richaid A. Shiman 7,113 Bro. Delno Shuman, S. J. 22 Bio. James Small, S.J. 22 Mi. Waltei i. Smulson 19 Mrs. Fiank Sowa 21 Mi. Jeiome C. Spellman 19 Mrs. Donald Springgate 21 Rev. George W. Steenken, S. J. 19,168 Mis.WaiienJ.SteU 19 Mr. PhiUp J. Stelnicki 19,133,197 Rev. John F. Sullivan, S. J. 7,19 Mis. Mildied D. Sullivan 1,7 Mrs. Joseph Tavolacci 22 Mi. Joseph R. Tayloi 19 Mi. Olivei K. Townsend 19,123 Mi. James J. Velasco 19 Mi. Vito M. Volino 20 Rev. Aia Walker, S.J. 9 Mr. Fiederick M. Wiight 7,113 Mi. Fiank P. Yen 20,154 Mi. Jeiome L. Zank 20,148 tuicnt 3nhtx Aamodt, Michael John 25 Acciaii, Nicholas B. 80 Acton, James Joseph 69,207 Acton, William J. 25 116 Adamczyk.Mark J. 69 Adamczyk, Thomas F. 80 Adams, Jel foryT. 48,107,188 Adler, Jerome M. 69 Adler, Richard J. 80 Adrien, Leslie 48 Ahlering, Timothy E. 69 Aiello, Ricky Thomas 25 Albion, Timothy C. 80 Alexander, Bruce S. 25 Alfano, Paul K. 80,106 Alfonso, Orlando Jose 25 Allen, Stephen P. 25 Allvvorth, Charles N. 25,120,122 Almendrales, Ronald D. 25,160,163 Alonzi. Fred P. Jr. 67,134,135 Alonzi, Savciio J. Jr 48 Alvarez, Ruben L. 25 ,„ ,„,,, Amato, John Chester 48,107,111.129,160,173 Ambrose, Mark R. 25 Anawis, Mark Anthony 25,160,181 Annes, Andrew Joseph 25,107,166,210 Annes, Ricky John 48 107,166 Anton, Anthony A. 80 Anton, Vilham J. 69 Antonello, J. Paul 80 Arden, lames Daniel 48,156,160,162,166 Aiden, Thomas P. 69,162,166 Artisuk, Peter VasU 80 Ashenden, Daniel E. 80 Aufmann, Michael J. 48,102 Baas, Gregory C. 69,112 Baas, Stephen Peter 80 Baert, Richard 25.158,159,162,163,180 Bailey, Mark H. 48,155 Baker, Christopher M. 25,210 Baker, John Nfeade 48,123,1 32 Balazs, Paul Peter 25 Banas, Michael F. 80,113 Bank, Robert A. 69,155 Bansfteld Robert C. 69,149 Baran, Edward R. 25 Barber, Peter John 69 Barnard, Barry Glenn 48 Bates, John J. 69 Bates, Michael J. 25 Bates, Thomas Anthony 80 Batt, James Murray 48,104,130 Battaglia, Frederick 80,1 1 3,1 34 Battallia, Joseph L. 48,107,111,134,155 Bauer , Grant D. 69 Bauer, Mark David 26,164 Bauer, Paul G. 69 Bechtold, Joseph A. 80,113 Bednarz, Mark 26 Bednarz,ThaddeusW. 80,101 Behan, Michael P. 48,1 38,156 Behles, Joseph J. 48,160 Bell, Russell J. 69 Belmont, Louis J. 80,101,113 Bendix, Joseph E. 48 Bensinger, Eugene A. 26,189 Berek, Britton E. 48 Berens, Paul Joseph 26 Berger, Fredrick W. 69 Bernacchi, Bruce J. 48 Bernstein, Joseph T. 80 Berry, Joseph C. 69,126,127,173 Betar, James Patrick 48,166 Betar, Samuel J. Ill 26,107,166,172,189 Betzelos, Steve J. 48 Beucher, Nicholas F. 26,120,166 Biasco, Mark Lewis 26 Bidwili, Brian Ralph 48 Biedermann, Robert G. 49 Birelev, Mark Gerard 80,166 Blackstone, Michael G. 49,107 Blanco, Carlos A. 80 Bleser, Richard A. 64 120 Blume, Alan Frank 80 Boedicker Charles D. 64,123 Boehm, Thomas J. 69 Boldt, Dennis Marion 26 Boldt.WilliamC. 49 Boltz. Eric Howard 69 Bomhack, Robert B. 69 Bonk, Christopher C. 69,174 Booker, Gary 49 Boos, Craig Allen 26 Borden, William R. 49 Borjon, Keith H. 69,161 Born, I ichard F. 69,100 Boro, Robert Thomas 49,123,158 Boston, Bruce P. 80 Boveri, Richard H. 26 Bowen, Randall C. 80 Bowler, John P. 69,100,129,156,201 Bowler, John P. 26,104 Bowler, Thomas J. 69 Bowman, Daniel Andrew 49 Bowman, Mark J. 69,105,106,131 Boyle, James P. 69 Boyle, John K. Jr 80 Boyle, Robert J. 26 Brady, Michael D. 69 Brady, Terrence R. 69 Brandt, Lance A. 26,126,181 Brandys, Roy Robert 49,98,107 Bransley, James J. 49 Brauchli, Steven M. 69 Brault, Jerome J. 69,116 Bredemann, Thomas P. 49,104 Breen, Timothy P. 26 ,„,,, Brennan, Christopher 49,107 129,17 3 Brennan, James F. 26,160,172,186 Brennan, Thomas P. Jr 27 Brennwald, James Q. 49 Bresnahan, Matthew J. 69 Briatta. John Frank 70 Brice, Mark Richard 50,169 Brink, Glenn Foster 50 Briody, George M. 27 Broccolo, Christopher 80 Brown, Christopher P. 80 Brown, Thomas W. 80 Brufkc, Edward P. 27,123,124,132,152 Brunelli, Keith E. 27,205 Brunner, John F. 50,155 Bruns, Nicolaus lii 80 Bryg.Wuiiam R. 27,154,160 Bumpus, Brian FarreU 50,107,173,189 Burczak, Bernard E. 50,132 Burgee, ioseph Zeno 27,120,122,166 Burke, John Francis 27 Burke, Kevin J. 70 Burns, Brian J. 50 Burns, Martin Joseph 50 Burns, Michael F. 27 Burns, Thomas E. 27 Butzen, Donald F. Jr 27,134,137,209 Byrne, Daniel Andrew 80,161 Byrne, Frank O. 70 Byrne, John T. 70,112 Byrne, Kevin John 80,122 Cagney, Donald Paul CahaU, Theodore R. Jr 70 Cairo, Lawrence J. 70 Caldwell, James W. 27 Callahan, Brian G. 80 Callahan, Francis M. 70 Callahan. Joseph P. 70 Callahan. Mark James 50 Callahan, Michael C. 80 Callahan, Steven F. 70 .„,., , , ,-,n Callahan, Thomas John 50,159,160,162,163,170 Camisa, Jerome James 70 Campanile, David R. 70,166 Campbell, James J. 70 Campbell, John J. 27 CampbeU, Robert W. 27,153,166 annizzaro, Sam F. 50,160,169 Caraher, Daniel T. 70 Caraher, Timothy 27 Carbine, James E. 80,101 „,,„.,.„, oi Carbonara, Richard M. 27,160,181,185,140,191 Cardwell Michael C. 50,107,129,160 Carini, Christian A. 50 Cariola, John W. 27 Carlson, Donald C. 50 Carlson, Richard A. 70 Carney, James Robert 80 Carney, Raymond B. 28,97 Carr, Mark Edward 70 Carreira. Domineo M. 80 arrigan John A. Ill 50,149 Carroll, Daniel J. 70 Carroll, Michael P. 80,113 Carson, Dean Chris 28 Carvatta, RoyJ. 50 CasaU, Thomas V. 28.166 Casas, Edward R. 70,125,132 Cascio, Daniel Allan 50 Case, John G. 70 Casey, Kevin M. 80,131 Casey, Robert D. 70 Cashin, Maurice M. 80 Casselberry, James A. 70 Cafenaugh. TiSo?hy R. 28,160,174,175.207 Cawley, Michael G. 80 Ceisel, Tom Richard 28 Celewycz, Adrian G. 28 , Cerney, Michael B. 50,107,166 Cerney, Patrick 1.50,166 Chadwick. Timothy H. 70 Chaput, John F. 28,160 Choi, Mark Peter 80 Cholewa, Joseph J.Jr 80 Chuckas, James Kevin 80 Chuckas, JohnM. 70 Chuckas, Michael J. 28,205 Chuckas, Terrancc P. 51 Cioromski, Hubert J. 80 Cipolla, Anthony G. 80 CipoUa, Steven Chas 28 Chone, Dominic E. 80 Clabots, Daniel James 80 Claffey, Thomas R.Jr 80 Clark, Jason Ralph 80 Clarke, Terrence B. 28,134 Clarke, Thomas C. 51,1 4,137 Cleary, Douglas G. 70,126,171 Geary, Robert M. 51,107,110,160 Oennon, Joseph T. 51 Clifford, Paul B. 70 Clohisy, Daniel J. 70,131,160 Oohisy, Denis Reds 51,104.129 Clower, Gregory J. 70 Glower Pa uT Joseph 51,92,138,160 Goath, James E. a 1 Goath, Joseph W. 81 Cogley,TimothyW. 51,138 Gogley.William A. 70 Colin, Henry 81 Collins, Patrick J. 28 Gollyer, Daniel G. 81 Golnon, Edward L. 70 Golnon, Matthew L. 28 GompernoUe, John J. 81,122,166 Condon, Edward F. 28,97 98,99,160,190 Condon, Gregory J. 51,157 Condon, Thomas M. V. 70,100,154 Condon,ThomasM. 81 122 Conenna, Xavier Peter 51 Connell, James F. 5 1,169 Connolly, Kevin M. 70 ConnoUy, Robert G. 51,104,106.129,173 Connor, Vincent P. 5 1 Conrad, AUan T. 81 Conrad, Victor H. 70,406,131 Considine, Michael T. 70 Gonti, Matthew James 81,134 Gonti, Michael F. 5 1 ,1 34,1 36,1 37 Contis, David J. 70 Conway, John Joseph 81 Cook,Charles A. 51,155 Cook, Mark D. 70,169 Cook, Peter Richard 51 Cooper, Robert J. 28.92,97,107,160.172 Gorbett, Steven 81 Gorboy, Thomas M. 28,166 Corcoran, John Kevin 51 120,152 Corcoran, Lawrence T. 70,112,173 Cordes, Robert A. 28 Gorkell Anthony F. 70 Coronelli, Lawrence 29 Costa, Theodore P. Jr 81,161,169 Gotten. Christopher 79.190,191 Gotten, Kevin Lee 51,123,169,173 Cotter, Daniel M. 51,i04,i29,l30 Cotter, Patrick J. 29 104,129,163,188 Gouchman, Glen E. 5 1 CoughUn, Thomas F. 70J12 Couzin, Mark Stephen 52.126,169 Cowhey, James J. Jr 81 Gowhey, Robert E. Jr 81 Coyne, Timothy R. 29.114 Cozzi, Michael A. 52 Craig, Scott Patrick 81,101 Crotton, Peter G. 81 Groghan, John E. 81 Groghan, Mark M. 29 165.188,189 Crogham, Thomas J. 70.1 73 Cronin, Kevin Patrick 70 Gronin, Michael P. 52,165 Crowley, Thomas B. 81,166 Crumley. Peter J. 71 Cruzat, Edward P. li 71,100 Cucco Michael J. 71 Cucuel, Robert Arthur 71,126 Culhane, Kevin F. 29 Culhane Thomas M. 81 Cullen, Dennis R. 71 CuUen, Terrance J . 5 2 Gullen, Timothy J. 29 Cummings, Michael S. 29 Cunniff, David M. 81 Cunniff.TliomasF. 52,107 Curi, Mark Joseph 81,122 Curley, Robert Arnold 52,164,168 Curry,GeorgeV. 29,166 Curry, Martfn R. 81,131 Curry, Michael J. 29 Czapar, George F. 52 Dack. Donn Thomas 52,97.107,110 Dack.MichaelJ. 81.100.113 Daddono, Anthony J. 52 Daddono, Louis T. 81 Daddono, William T. 52,115 D ' Agostino, Mark T. 29,166 D ' Agostino. Peter F. 52.187 Daleiden, Mark J. 29 Dalv. James M. 11171,156.164,189 Dalv. John Michael 52 Daly, Kevin G. 193 Daly, MichaelT. 29,138.150.162.163.172.182 Daly, Patrick J. 71 Daly, Stephen John 81,1 13 Daly, Thomas 29 Daly, Thomas J. 71,112,154 Dalv. Timothy WUham 81 Dariim. David J. 71.112 Danciu. Luke Earl 81 Daniel. Mark 52.97 Danis, Mark Wilmot 81 Dantes, Edward M. Iv 8 1 Daus. Gerald G.Jr 81 Davies. Joseph P. 71.92.100,112 De. La Torre Robert 81.131 Deanc, Coraad T. 29 Debartolo, Frank R. Jr 29 DeCoster, Kenneth J. 52.107.190 Defiglio, Peter Daryl 52 DeOrenicr, Richard J. 29,123,124,125.189 Delano, Leon M. Ill 71 De, La Torre Daniel 71 130,147 Dempsey, James P. 71.131 Denten, Joseph F. 71 Denten. Robert F.52.157 Derose. David Joseph 52.153,155,156,157,160 Devito, Mark Chris 52.107,11! Devito MichaelJ. 30,171 Dewald, Lee Eraser 52 Dicicco, John E. 5 3 Dicicco, Joseph T. 30 Dieden, WiUiam T. 7 1 Diez, Andres 81 Dietrich, Joseph N. 81.113 Diganci Todd Thomas 81 Dillon, Dan Patrick 30 Dillon, Thomas M. 30 Dinnelli, F. Dan Divane, DanielJ.lv 81,113 Dixon, Michael T. 30 Dolan,Burtis J. 11171.114 Dolan, Christopher P. 71,129 Dolan, James Michael 7 1 Dolan, Michael James 30 Dolan, Patrick W. 53 Dolan, Tliomas Aquinas 81,131 Dolan, William Gerard 81 DoUard, James A. 30,100 Dombai, Thomas J. 81 Donahoe,WUliamJ.Jr 71,123,124 Dondanville, Lawrence 71 Donlin, Joseph L. 30,107 Donnelly, Joseph P. 30,102 Donoghue, Brian T. 30 Donovan, Timothy J. 53,155 Dore,PatrickF. 71,100,161 Dormin. James R. 71 Dormin. John W. 30 160,163 Dormin, Thomas J. 53 Dorsher, Peter T. 53,147,152,155.159,160,175.157 Dougherty, Daniel J. 53 Dowd, Michael Patrick 53 Dowd, Patrick C. 71,112 Dowdle, Kevin G. 82,101,113 Dovle. Daniel J. 30.166.170.172 Doyle, James P. 71,131 Doyle, Robert S. 85 Dressel, Nickolaus G. 30 D ' Silva, David Michael 53 Duchane. Scott Alan 53 Dudek, Michael E. 53,168,173,187 Duggan, Richard J. 71,112 Duffy, Michael John 82 Duffy, Patrick J. 82,101 Dunne, Roderick T. 82,113 Durkin, Daniel John 53,156,188 Durso. August J. Jr 53 140,145 Dushane, Charles M. 30 Dussell, Andrew C. 30 Dwyer, Patrick J. 82,1 13 Dwyer. Robert A. Jr 30 Dwyer, William M. 82 Dziubla James F. 30.154.207 Ebert, Christopher A. 82 Ecimovich, Victor lii 82 Eckhardt, JohnJ. 31 Eckhardt, Kurt James 82 Eckland Peter T. 71 Eggers, Paul James 71 Eggers, Thomas E. 82 Ehrlich, Robert A. 31.153 Einarsen, John 82 EUiott, William J. 71 Elhs, Gregory P. 71,100,172 Elmi, Francesco 53,107 Endre, Martin LeRoy 82 Endre, Robert G. Jr 7 1 ,130,1 3 1 Endres, Daniel J. 53 Enger, James Louis 82 Ennis, Christopher P. 82 Ennis, John E. lU 53 Enriquez, Albert J. 53 Enriquez, George L. 71 Emiquez, Ricardo 31 Erbach, Gregory T. 71 Erfurth, William J. 82 Erie, David Thomas 82 Ermatinger, Daniel L. 53,154 Ermatinger, Roderick 82 Evans, George M. 31 Ewen, Edward F. 53,153,157.160 Faggi, Christopher C. 82,92,95,96,101 Fahrenbach, J. Andrew 31 Fahrenbach, Joseph J. 82 Fahrenbach, Mark F. 31,92,172 Faliszek, James E. 31 Falk, Greg James 54,129 Fallico, Craig R. 71,112,134,135 Fallico, Keith A. 54 Fallon, David B. 54 Fallon, Kevin J. 71 Farrell, PaulJ.82 Faucher, Thomas J. 31,170,172 Fay, Michael Joseph 82,164 Feeley, William G. 54 Feeley, Stuart Thomas 82,113 Feiereisel, Mark A. 54,97.99 Feiereisel, Scott G. 31,97 Feifar, Thomas M. 31,160 Feigel. Robert R. 82 Feit, Peter B. 82 Fergus, Kevin M. 82 Fernandez, Joseph 82 Ferritte, Dino 82 Ferstel, James P. 82 Ficek, Joseph F. 82 Fiduccia, Frank F. 31,123,125.132,160 Figlewicz, Ray J. 31,205 Filippini, Michael H. 82,171,179 Filippini, Victor P. 54,160,171,173 Finegan, David R. 31 Finley, John Clarke 82,113 Finn. James T. 82,122,166,173 Finn. Leo P,III59. 116,118, 160 Finzer, David M. 71,107,92,94 Fiocchi. Ronald J. 82 Fiocchi, Thomas R. 54 Fish, Daniel J. 31 Fish, John Michael 82 Fish, Thomas G. 82 Flanagan, Malachi J. 54,155,169 Flanagan, Martin L. 82,113.128 Flanagan, Peter V. 82,113 Foley, Patrick J. 31,107,172,190 Foley, Stephen X.Jr 71 Folkl, Paul Eric 54,120 Foran, Matthew D. 71 Foran, Stephen F. 54,173 Ford, David J. 24.32,156,172,188,209 •Forrestal, Bryan C. 71 Forrestal, Kevin V. 71 Forsyth, Roland III 32 Fox, David Joseph 82 Fox, Mark E. 32,107 Frake, Robert K. 54 Fredricks. Kurt E. 82 Frendreis, John S. 32,188,189 Frenzel, Michael G. 54 Frenzel, Robert Allen 72 Freud, Kurt M. 32 Freund, MaikT. 83 Frey, Michael G. 83,113 Freyder, James M. 83 Freyder, John David 54 Freyder, Paul J. 32,116 Friel, Thomas J. 32 132 Friestedt, John D. 72 Fuller.WilUam A. 72 Funovits, Peter Franz 54 Furth, Glenn Donald 54.132 Gahard, Jerry J. 72 Galanis, David W. 72 Galanis, Paul A. 83,122 Galante, John Paul 11 83,122 Gaiassini, Mario G. 32 Galie, Donald P. 72 Galie, Kenneth D. 32,126,160 Gallagher, John T. 54 Gallagher, Kevin F. 72 Gallagher, Mark A. 83 Gallagher, Thomas J. 55 GamBacorta, John M. 83,122 Gamber, Mark A. . 72 112 Gamber, Matthew T. 72 Ganfield David R. 1172,100 Garces, Carlos M. 83 Garces, Rafael Luis 55,12? Garcia.JosephM. 83,101,113,163 Garcia, JuUo L. 32, ll3, 132, 1 2,163,172 Garvey, Bernard C. 32 Garvey, John J. 72 Garvey, Kenneth I. 83 Gassert, Timothy B. 72 Gaut, James W. 55 Gavin, Daniel S. 72,164 Gavin, Michael R. 32 Gavin, Thomas J. 32,169 Geffinger, John M. 55.107 Gehrke, Albert G. 55 Gehrke, Christopher G. 72,112 Geraci, James Dmo 83 Geraghty, Jeffrey M. 32 Gerard. Dennis Louis 83 Gerdes, Eckhard A .72 Gerlach, Daniel James 72,126 Gesualdo, Gregory F. 83,106 Gesualdo, Ralph J. 32,190 GhUardi,TonyM. 55.183 Gibson, Robert L. 32,129 Gigele, Richard 33 Gilaty, MitcheU P. 33,160,163 Giiard, Daniel E. 72 Girard, Stephen J. 33 Givens, Steven C. 33 Glasener, Jeffrey E. 33 Glunz, John Paul Jr 83,113,169 Gluth, Michael L. 33 Gobbo, Edward H. 72 Gobbo,Vito William 83 Godziela, Gregory M. 72 Godziela, Richard P. 55 Goerge, Robert M. 72 102,103 Gogola, Robert John 72 Golec, Ronald S. 33 Gomez, Charles A. 83 Goodrich, David E. 83,134 Gordon. Mark G. 83 Grab, John James 83,101,128 Graf, John A. Jr. 72 Grant, Michael Byrd Grant. Robert L. 72,112 Graydon, James. A. 33 Green, Richard W. 55 Greene, John L. 72 149 Greisch, Jeffrey T. 72 Gresens, Herbert C. 83 Gresens, John J. 72 Griffin. Brian F. 33,116 Griffin, David D. 72 Griffm, Michael E. 33 Grimes. Daniel J. 55,170 Grombacher, Alan W. 83,106,131 Grombacher, David W. 55,157 Gross, Scott E. 72.171,173 Grosset, Patrick C. 55 Grothaus, Timothy J. 72 Gruninger, Brian D. 55 GruninSer, Jeffrey S. 83 Grygiel, Andrew J. 83 Grzeslo, Gregory A. 83 Guercio, Joh h J. 33 Guevara, Luis A. 72 Gutekanst, Daniel E. 72 Guttosch, Rudolph J. 83 Guzaldo, Joseph! 55,173.190.191.200 Guzzardo, David P. 83 Guzzardo, John A. 33 Haas, Richard G. 33,174,175,208 Hackett, James R. 33 Haderlem, Gerard D. 33,190 Haderlein.John A. 83,149 Hagerty.JohnC. 72 Haggenjos, Clifford 72,156 Haggenlos, John M. 83,157 Hahn. Robert Joseph 55 Halloran, Michael f. 55,107 Halloran, Terence P. 55,129,156,160,163,173, 186.187.189 Halloran, Thomas G. 83,131 Halminiak, Michael J. 33 HamUl, Timothy J. 83 Hamilton James T. 55.120 Hanley, Thomas W. 72 Hannigan, Patrick 83,113 Hansen, Patrick W. 34,107,108,11 Hansen, Tad G. 83,166 Hansen, Timothy John 83,1 13,134 Hardy, Stephen J. 34.146 Harlan, James Ralph 56,155 Harp, Steven A. 56,152,160 Harris, Charles E. 34 Hartigan, Michael F. 83,131 Hartnett, Jeffrey C. 56,165 Hartnett, Stephen G. 72 HaskeU Clemens L. 72,148 Hayes, Daniel Grant 56 Hayes, Vincent L. 83 Healey, Francis J. 34,160 Healy, James Gerard Healy, Timothy P. 7 3 Hechinger, Brian M. 83,1 13,154 Hector,LouisG. Jr. 56.145.147,152,159,160 Heffernan,PaulJ.83,113 Heffner, PhUip John .56,165 Hein, Edward A. 73 Heilingoetter.Jacque 56,134,135,136 Heinz, Jeffrey W. 73.1 12 Helenowski, Tomasz K. 34,160 Helfenbein, Patrick R. 56 Henderson, Leon B. Jr 83 Henneman Jeffrey L. 56 Hennessy. Mark J. 56 Henry. Samuel J. Iv 73,126 Herbert, John Michael 56 Heredia, PaulF. 73 Hermes, Jerome P. 73 Heyek, Erwin Joseph 83,122 Hianik, MarkW. 83 Hickey, Brian L. 34,166 Hickey, Edward Larry 73 Hickey, James P. 24,34,160,172 Hicks, Gerald A. 34 138 Hielscher. David J. 56 Hielscher. Michael E. 84 Hielscher, William J. 84 Higgins, James J. Jr 73,100 Hiir; Brian Peter 84.113 Hill, Robert W. 73 HiU. Thomas R. 84.113.131 HiUenbrand. Mark E. 73 Hillenbrand. Paul G. 84 HUUneer. Philip R. 73 Hillsnian, James R. 34.154,160,163,172 Hillsman, JohnE. 73.112.173 Hinkamp, John D. Jr 73 Hinkamp, Mark Albert 84 106 Hocin, Mark Alexander 34 Hoegh, Kimon Speros 56,1 14,115 Hoerner, Reinhard K. 73,100.114 Hoffman. Gregory R. 84 Hoffman. Karl T. 73 Hoffman. Kurt E. 73 Hoffman, Ronald G. 56 Hoffman, WUliam J. 73,104,106,130,1 31 Hogan, Patrick J. 73,149 Hogan. Sean M. 73 Hogen, George John 84,101 Hohmann, Joseph G. 56.147,152,155,159,160, 164,169 Holihan, Gary M. 73 Holmes, Stephen P. 73.122 Holohan, Michael P. 56 Holohan William C. 73,1 14,1 15 Holum, Edward F. 34 Holum, Richard P. 84 Hopf, Michael Conrad 56 Hopkins, Matthew Luke 34,188,189,190.191 Horn, Stephen C. 34 Home, Wflham C. 56.162,189 Horwath, George J. 56 Houlihan, John A. 73,154 Howlett. Martin M. 34 Howlett, Paul T. 84 Hovt, Peter Woods 73,1 12 Huber, Gary Vincent 57,107.173 Huesing, Edward L. 84 Hughes.JohnF. II73 Hull, Joseph Daniel 57,120 Hulseman, Paul J. 84 Hulseman. Richard L. 73 Hupp, Jim Robert 57,160 Hupp, John P. 73 Hupp, Thomas M. 34 Hurtenbach, John A. 57.170.186.190.191 Hurtenbach, Michael A. 84 Hurter, Arthur E. 84.149 Hyland, WUham R. 84 Hynes, Edward L. 34 Irsay, James S. 73 Isaacson, WUliam A. 84,154 Isaacson, William J . 7 3 , 1 5 7 Isett, William M. 35 Ivans, Daniel M. 57 Iwakuma. Hironari 84 Jabon, David C. 84,134 Jackson, Daryl Chris 35 Jacobs, Peter Anthony 84 Jagla. Daniel J. 57 Jalins, David A. Ji 73 Jamieson, Michael W. 57,1 14,183 Jannott, Mark W. 84 Jans. Dennis Patrick 57,155,160,173 Jares, Joseph James 84 Jaskoski, Michael J. 35,104,129,172 Jastrembski, Tlior W. 35 Jedd, Joseph J. 73 Jekot. Edward L. 84.101 Jekot, Michael V. 57,156 Jenkins, John F. 11173.93.116,119 Jennings, William R. 57,166,167 Jqcius,John Anthony 57 Jofko, Richard T. 73 Jones, Michael Keenan 84 Jones, Wilham A. lii 84.106 Jortberg, Richard T. 73.132,133 Joyce, Christopher D. 73 Joyce. Thomas P. 84 Jung, John Andrew 73 Jung, John Chris 57,120,127 Jung, Thomas E. 57,147 Kadieck, Kenneth J. 57,160,168.173,190.191 Kaechele, David B. 35 Kaiser, George J. HI 84.113 Kalabay, Daniel J. 57 Kammerer, Dennis P. 74,107,154,156 Kamrow, Jeffry Ward 74 Kane. Bernard P. 35.160.187 Kane. Kevin Rielly 84 Kanya, Kevin J. 35 Kapov, Kevin A. 74 Kailovich, Joseph P. 35,114,196 Kasan, Edward M. 57 Kasimatis. Steve J. 35 Kasper. John E. 35,164,182,184 Kaup, Gregory Barr 84,113 Keating, Charles W. 84 Kedzieiski, Thomas M. 57 Kehl, James Michael 84 Keim, William H. Jr 74.169 KeUy, Daniel A. 35.156,187,189 Kelly, Daniel Stephen 84 Kelly, George R. 84 Kelly, Jeffrey Paul 57,170,173,190 KeUy, John Walter 84 Kelly, Joseph William 84.122.131 Kelly, Michael J. 35 Kelly, T. Brian Jr 74 Kelly, Tim John 35,168,172,180,187,201 Kelly, Vincent K. 84 Kemper, Timothy E. 57,128 73,178 Kendall, Christopher 35,92,93.94 Kenevan. Edwarti D. 84 Kennedy, Brian 84 Kennedy, James R. 84 Kennedy, Kevin G. 35 Kennedy, Michael J. 35 Kennedy, Patrick T. 85 Kennev, Stuart D. 85 Kent, Timothy M. 58,133 Kerns, Michael Edwin 58,104,129,130,169 Kerrigan, Patrick F. 85 Kerwm.Jolin T. 36,160 Kessler, Michael P. 85 Kettenbach, John 58,147.160 Killean, Patrick K. 85,122 Killermann. Jeffrey D. 85 Kilroy. Michael E. 74 King, David Allen 58 King, Michael A. 85 Kiiland, Kerry J. 85.113 Kissane, Bill John 58 Klein, Paul J. 36,149 Klemp.MathiasG. Jr 85.164 Khck, David Gregory 58 Klinger.Todd A. ' ' 85J13 Knoll Raymond P. 74 Kobelinski. Gregg M. 36 Kobelinski, Mark T. 74 Kohl, Gerald J. 85 Kohl, Leonard J. 74 Kohnke, Edward J. 85 Kolod. Marc T. 74 Komorous, Steven E. 85 Kosmala, Michael L. 85.101 Koszyk.Pliilip M. 36 Kovarik, Andrew James 85 Kralovec, Joseph W. 58 Kralovec Charles J. 85 Krauss, Carl Richard 58 Krawiec, Mark Francis 58.145.146 164 Kravriec, Philip M. 74 ' Kraychy, Jim N. 36 Krevald, Sven O. 58 Kroll, Jeffrey J. 85 Kronon, Jeffrey J. 85 Kronon, John Anthony 58 Kiylow, Andrew M. 85 Krzyminski, Steven F. 74 Kryszewski, Leonard 58 Krzyminski. Edmund F. 36 Kuchynka.Tom R. 36 Kuhn. Thomas Anthony 58 Kuhn, Tom H. 36 Kuhter, Andrew Edmund 58 Kupfer, David H. 85 Kurywczak, Dmytro 85 KusswurnK Daniel C. 74 Kutselas, Christopher 36 Kuzuhara, Russell T. 74,112.129 La, Joie Joseph C. 85,132 Lachner James T. 85 Lahart, Gregory R. 58 Lambert, Michael J. 85 Lambert, Patrick J. 36 Lamendella, Joseph W. 74 Lamoree, James M. Jr 74 Lamoree, Stephen B. 85 Lane. Thomas J. Jr 74 Langill, Peter A. 74 Larsen, Michael P. 36 Latona, James Vincent 74.112 Latousek, John F. 58 Laub, Stephen F. 36 Laue Thomas D. 85 Laughlin, Martin G. 74,112 Laughlin. Thomas P. 74,112 Lauschke, Gregory W. 58 Lauten, Donn G. 36,161 Lavaccare, Michael J. Lavezzorio, Nicholas 58,120,122,173 Lavin. Michael N. 36 Laviolette, Michael J. 74,187 Layden, Elmer F. III59 Layden, Thomas J. 85 Lazzaroni, Michael V. 59 Leahy. Timothy S. 74,112 Leaven. Steven Carl 74 Lebeau Thomas J. 74 Lee, Adrian W. 74 Lee, Herman 85 Leemputte. Michael D. 59.160.162 Leemputtc, Patrick J. 36.160.163 Leemputte, Peter G. 36,160.163 Lehman, Edward E. 85 J01,106,131 Leibrandt. Robert A. 59.97 Leighton. Donald P. 85,154.157 Leighton, William J. 59.156,157 Lemond, Thomas M. 85 Lenihan, John P. 85 Lennon, Matthew J. 74 Leong, Ward 37 Leom, Gregory John 85,113 Leonis, James W. 85 Leslie, Thomas C. 85 Letke. Adolph G. 37 Letourneau. Michael P. 85,134 Linde Philip Scott 37 Lisa, Richard Allan 59,93,107,134 Lisa, Steven Gregory 74,92,112.134 Litz, Michael J. 74 ' Locallo, John G. 74,112 Loeb, Charles R. 85 Loftus, Michael P. 85,105.106 Loftus, Timothy J. 74,174 Logalbo, Manny A. 74 Lombard]. WiUram 85 Long. John Daniel 54 123.156,158 Lopez. Alfredo John 85 Loranger, Frank M. 74,167 Lorenzo, Gabriel A. 74 Lucaccioni, Mark J. 86 Lucas Joseph M. 59,107,129 Luczak, Stephen A. 74,112 Lunden. Mark Edward 86 Luxem, James A. 37,140,160,166 Luxem, Micliacl A. 86 Lyman, Mark M. 74 Lyman, Robert E. 59,126 Lyman, Thomas James 59,148,155 Lynch, Michael W. 86 Lynch, Ralph D. Jr 86 Lynch, William M. 59 Lyons, Jeffery John 86 Macadam, Thomas A. 86 Machado, Daniel 86 Machata, James Edward 86 Mackey, James J. 37,129 Madden, Robert E. 11137 Madden, Scott Raymond 74 Madden, Sean M. 74,1 12,166 Maddox, Michael W. 86 Maddox, Timothy N. 74 Maddux, William D. II 86 Maginot, Michael C. 86 Maginot, WilUam J. 37 Magnor.Tliomas Joseph 86 Maher, James 111 74,92 Mahlmeister, Peter M. 74 Mahon, John F. 37.150,209 Mahoney, Robert E. 86,113 Maier, Joseph K. 74 Maicher, Paul Joseph 59.169 Malatesta, Anthony Jr 86 Maleski, David J. 86,101 Maleski. James P. 59 Mallerdino. Anthony M. 75.164 MaUers, William J.J r 75 ' Mally, PaulJ. 37 159 Maloney, James J. Jr 75 Maloney, Kevin P. 86,113 Maloolv,Jack J. 37 Manella, Daniel J. 86,165 Mangan, George L. 37,166 Mannebach.John R. 75,114,173,187,189 Marchi, Kevin D. 75 Marchi, Michael D. 37 Marchiori, Daniel J. 75,116,1 17 Marchiori, David A. 37 Marconi. David Jos 37,120 Marcy, Pat John 59 Marcyan, Christopher 75 Marques, Manuel E. 37,97 Marren, Patrick B. 86,147,154,163 Marren,Paul J. 75,147,163 Martin, William A. 75,112 Marx, David William 59 Marzano, Michael A. 37 Marzo, James M. 86 Masciopinto, Martin 75 Masciopinto, Michael 59 Mass, Cliarlcs L. 75 Maude, Kevin Francis 59 Mautner, Christopher 59 Mazanek. Richard C. 38,150,160,166,172,173 Mazzetta. Joseph 60 McCabe, Thomas J. 86 McAuliffe, Jerry D. 60,106,146 McCarthy, Alan W. 75,106 McCarthy, Lawrence E. 75,92 McCarthy, Michael G. 75 McCarthy, Richard I . 38 McCaughev, Kevin F. 86 McClcltand, Terrence 75 McClurc, James J. 86 McCosky, Robert C. 86 McCourt, Kevin Donald 60,116,118 McCurdy, Christopher 75,100,112 McCurdy, Kevin Grier 60,166 McDonnell, Peter J. 86,113 McElligott. Michael J. 75 McElroy. Patrick J. 86 McGarrity, Charles E. 86,101,113,166 McGivern, Frank M. Jr 60,190,191 McGivern, Pete F. 38,104,105,129,130 McGovern, Terrence J. 38,166 McGowan, Brian D. 38 McGowan, Sean P. 86,101,113 McGowan Tliomas John 86 McGuire, Eric Edward 75 McGuire, Mark A. 75 McGuire, Mark R. 86 McHugh. Michael W. 75 McHugh, Peter E. 38,120,166 Mclntvre. Kevin C. 86,101,164 Mclntvre. Mark D. 38,186,187 McKefr.JamcsJ. 38,193 McKnight, George L. Jr 75 McKnight, Thomas A. 86 McLean, Barry Thomas 86 McLean, Brian Patrick 60.187 McMenamin, William V. 75,122,156,173 McMurray, Laurence C. 38,129 McNerney, Patrick J. 38 McNulty, Patrick O. 75,112,188,189 McNulty, William G. 86.113 McNulty, Timothy J. 24.38,172,173,200,210 McPike, Stephen M. 86 Medina, Robert R. 75 Meister, Peter A. 86 Melaniphy,JohnC. I1I75 Melaniphy, Michael J. 86 Melko, Robert M. 38 Melsens, Thomas 75 Mena.Richaid J. 75,131,147 Mendez, Benjamin 87 122 Meici, dregg W. 38,123.132 Mesa, Roland 87 Metzger Frederick C. 38,102,140 Meyer, James R. 75 Mianowski, Adam A. 60 Michaelsen, Scott J. 75 154,157 Michals, Gary Richard 87 Mickey, Mark A. 75 Mikolay, Donald R. 38 Milazzo, Aneelo 38 MiUer, Daniel A. 75 Miller, John M. 75 Miller, Mark Thorfas 87 Miller, Paul AUen 87 Miller. Peter John 87 Millikin, WiUiam C. 60 Mills, Michael A. 75,112 Minorini, Joseph R. 75 Minweaen, Thomas A. 39,129,160 Miossi. ' William G. 75,126,173 Mir, Juan J. Jr 75 Mitchell, John F. 75,132 Mitchell, Michael A. 60 Mitchell, Michael A. 75,92,100,1 1 2 MitcheU, Robert E. 39 Mix, Bronislaus J. Ill 75 Mlxan, Max W. 87 Mockus, Anthony R. 75,188,189 MoeUer, James T. 75,106 Moerner, Reinhard 100 Mohawk, Peter A. 60,160,186,187,190 Moller, Mark Roy 87 131 Moller, Terrence W. 75,1 1 2 Molloy, John Michael 60,107 Moore, David Joseph 50,114,115 Moore, John Carroll 60 116,173,201 Moran, Brian Patrick 60 Moran, Matthew S. 87 Morgan, Keith J. 87 Morioartv, James P. 39 Moriarty , timothy R. 87,101,113 Moroni, Thomas E. 76 Morrill, John Rees 87,106 Morrill, Stephen S. 76,132 Morrison, Joseph T. 39,97,99.160 Morrison, Steven M. 60 i . Morrison, Tom P. 39,97 Mortell, Paul John 60 Moschiano, Frank L. 39,145,160,163,178,186, 187,190 Mosher, Michael J. 39 Mrowicki Kurt M. 87,149 Muench, Geary Michael 87 Muench, Mark R. 39,123,132,133 Muldoon, John J. 75 MuUady Walter F. Ill 76 Mullen, Kevin F. 39 Mullen, Michael P. 60 Mulligan, Gene E. Jr 75,100 Murawski, John P. 75 Murnane, Joseph H. Jr 39,107,108,129,160,172 Murnane, Micliael A. 60 107,109,129,160 Murnane, Terrence J. 75.1 12 Murphy. Edward F. 87 Murphy. Francis J. 61.146,154,160 Murphy, Gerald S. Jr 39.186,190 Murphv. Gerard C. 75 Murphy, Kevin J. 39,114 Murphv, Michael D. 5,112 Murphv, Patrick J. 87.146,157 Murphy, Richard S. 61 Murphy, Timothy B. 87 1 13,189 Murrav.John Michael 87,122 Nadeau, Todd E. 39 Nahitchevansky. George 39.160 NaUy, James P. 75,163 Neafsey,JohnP. 34 104,160,184 Nealon, James 61,114 Nee, Michael J. 75 Needham, John P. 87,113,131 Needham, Kevin P. 39,107,129 Needham. Thomas P. 76,131 Nelson, Paul A. Ill 87 Nett. Jamc Peter Jr 75 Neuwald, Ernie John 40 Neville, Arthur K. 40 Neville, Edward P. 87 Nichol, Patrick K. 61 Nicinski, Thomas H. 87 Nicolau, John C. 75.123,124,132,133 Nierzwicki, Richard J. 40,102,160 Nierzwicki, Ronald J. 75.102 Nilges, Joseph M. 40 Nirnrod, Raymond N. 75 Nolan, Michael J. 87,113 Noll, Arthur D. 40 Nora, Lawrence E. 61.123,132.133,152.162,190 Nora, Matthew G. 75,123 Nottoli, Daniel F. 75 Novak, Raymond T. 75 Nowak, Robert F. 75 Nuccio, Paul G. 40,199,209 Nugent,JamesE.III40 173 200 Nugent, Michael Canar 76.173 Nucent. Michael D. 75 Nuient, Patrick R. 40,156.172.186,187,190,200 Oberhn. Robert G. 40 O ' Brien, Michael P. 87.157 O ' Brien, Michael P. 75 O ' Brien, Stephen M. 75 O ' Brien, Tliomas J. Jr 61 O ' Brien, WUliamT. 75,112 O ' ConneU, Daniel F. 61 O ' Connell, Thomas R. 40,166 O ' Connor, Mark J. 75 O ' Connor, Matthew J. 87 O ' Connor. WUliam J. 40,92,94,96 O ' Dell, Stephen J. 87 O ' Donnell, Timothy J. 87,113 O ' Donncll, William M. 40,92,95,107,108 O ' Grady, J. Shannon 61.116.1 17 O ' Gradv. James Thomas 61 O ' Grady, Kevin D. 75 O ' Grady, James M. 87 O ' Grady, Thomas C. 87,116,118,119 O ' Gradv.WUliam J. 75 O ' Hara. ' John A. 75 O ' Keefe, Michael J. 61 O ' Lauehlin, Brian P. 87 O ' Laughlin, James R. 40 O ' Laughlin, Laurence R. 87.113 Oldershaw, Dominic P. 75 O ' Leary, Sean M. 61,189 01ivera,Arturo 40,172,178 Olson, Brian M. 61 Olson, James J. 40 Olson. Tliomas John 75 Olson, William J. 40.139 O ' Malley, Dan Lawrence 41 O ' Malley, Michael W. 41,187 O ' Malley, Patrick J. 75,122 O ' MaUey. Thomas M. 61,120,121 O ' Malley. Timothy J. 87 O ' Neill. ' Kcvin J. 76 Opelka. Michael V. 41.150.189 Orr. Timothy P. 76 Osman, Mark Andrew 61,107,129 Ostrowski, Jerry A. 87 O ' SulIivan, Walter Jr. 87 O ' ToolcMarkT. 87 O ' Toolc. Michael F. 61.174 Otter, Paul V. 41.205 Otter, Steven F. 61 174 Ouska. Gregory J. 87 Ovaert, Timothy C. 76 Ouska, Michael J. 61,92 Padden, John J. 61,104 Palmer, WiUiam F. 41,92 Paluga, Mark E. 88 Papageorge, Peter E. 76 Pape;WiniamS. 76 Papini. Gino Raul 61 Paras, Donald K. 41 160 Parisi. Tliomas M. 62 Parker. Daniel Thos 41 Parrilli. Charles A. 88 Panilli, John C. 76 Pasek.John F. 88 Pastor. James Stephen 62.188,189 .v;.c ; . ' ' ;s--.Vi Vv%N , Paterno, Anthony J. 76 Patten. John W. Jr 62.123.132 Patton. Michael J. 41 Patton, Timothy Roy 88,122 Pawlowski, Bernard W. 62 Peckels, Daniel J. 76,112 Peckels ' dward J. 62 Pecvna, Lavid A. 62 Pedraza. Luis Alberto 76,100.120 Peele.JohnE. lii 77,188.189 PcrUle. Christopher 41.102,140,160.163,168,172, 187.190.191 Perkaus, John R. 88 Perkaus, Robert P. 77,112 Person, John W. 62 Petkofski, Robert 88 Petro. Francis D. 77 Pflum. Martin J. 41 Phelan.John Michael 62.152.181.188.189 Phelan. WilUam Henry 88.126 Phelps.MartinE. 88.113 Philipp. Robert Rudy 41 Phillips. Carlos J. 77 Phillips. Gregory E. 62 Pierri. Vincent M. 62 Pisiozzi. William D. 41,166 PiIeckv,MarkoTaras88 Pinelli ' , Richard A. 88 Piraino, James J. 77 Plunkett, MarkT. 77 Plue£cr, Michael J. 62 PlunT ett, Patrick J. 88 Poindcxter. Charles B. 4 1 .1 72 Polacheck. James A. 41 Polereckv. Steven J. 88 Pont, John Wilson 41,107,160,166,167 PontareUi, Daniel J.88 Pontrelli. , Patrick W. 77 Pool. Michael D. 77 Pool. Patrick Edward 41 Poole, James Douslas 62 Poterek, Thomas John 62 Powell, Jeffrey T. 77 Powers, Paul J. 88,113,134 Powers.WilliamE. 88,122 Prang, George M. 77 Prestigiacomo, Ben G. 77 Pridmore, Robert L. 62 Priske. Michael E. 62,169 Pritchard, Daniel E. 62 Proesel, Edward K. 62 Proesel, Frederick J. 88 113,166 Przypyszny, Robert J. 77,129 Pucci, Michael A. 88 Pulawski, Gregory J. 88 Purccl), Fred Wm. 42 Purdy,JohnP. 42 QuagUano, Roger M. 77,112 Quan, Thomas Robert 88 Quinley, John C. 42,160 Quinley, Thomas J. 77,154 Quinn, Robert W. Jr 88 QuintaniUa, Antonio 77.147,154 Radziewicz, .Michael J. 77.114 Raimondi, Vito 77 Raith, David J. 88 Ramirez,MarkD. 42 107,108,110,166,184 Ramos, Daniel Patrick 42 Ramos, David K. 62 Ramos, John R. 88,113,134 Rapanos, Scott N. 88 Ratty, Robert T. 42 Reagan. Michael D. 88,160 Rebora, Mark Francis 88,169 Redden, Charles F. 63 Redden, John J. 42 Reedy, Mark B. 88 Recan.E. Quinn 42.107 Regan. Sean Patrick 77 112 Reger. Christopher D. 77 Recer. Richard J. 63 Reichmann, Mark G. 77,106,131 Reidy, WiUiam J. 63,129 Remini, Robert W. 88 Reppen, Patrick J. 88 Resch, Anthony S. 88 Resch. John E. Jr 42 Rcuter, George E. 63 Reynolds, Gerald A. 42,200 Reynolds, Robert C. 88,126,127 Reynolds, Timothy C. 88 Rich. Robert Ward 63 Rickaid, Theodore M. 88,1 22 Reickelman, Robert 1. 42 Righeimer, Brian F. 88,113,134 Righeimer, James M. 63,107,134 Rileyj Kevin M. 88 RUl. S. Thomas 63 Riordan, James P. 88 Riordan, Thomas P. 77 100 Ripkey, Christian H. 63 Ritsos, Zachary T. Ill 77 134 Roberson, Micnael G. 63 Roberts, Charles S. 77,106 Roberts, Victor 63 129 Robertson, James M. 88 Robinson, David D. 88 Robinson, Randolph A. 63 Robinson, Thomas E. 63,129 Roche, Francis X. II 88 Rodrick, David M. 88 Rodriguez, Gabriel M. 42 178 Rodriguez, Gustavo C. 77 Rodriguez, Oscar J. 77 Roeser, Thomas F. Jr 88 RoEan, Michael John 77,112,188,189 RolUeder, Richard J. 42 160 Rohleder, Stephen A. 63 Roiek, Richard M.77 Rollins, Peter J. 77 Romamuk, Volodar H. 63 Romano, Michael A. 63 Rondenet, Christopher 77 Rondenet, Eugene L. 42 Roque, Ernest V. 88,101 Rosman, Gregory S. 77 Ross, Stephen Jude 42,129,160 Rothing, Joseph F. 63 Rothmg, Richard S. 88 Rothing, Thomas VV. 42 Roti, Anthony J. 43 Roti, Michael F. 63 Roti, Samuel J. 63 Rotunno, Gerard J. 77 Rotunno John G. 43,172 Ruby, Edward Vin cent 64. 155 Ruby, William 64,155 Rudnick, Edward J. 43 Ruggard, Kevin J. 77,131 Rusch Timothy Scott 88 Russell, Daniel Jude 64 Russell, Robert T. 77 • Rutkowski Michael A. 77 Ryan, Daniel E. 43 Ryan, Timothy Andrew 88 Rynders, Steven J. 89 Rzany, Michael D. 43 Sackley, James A. 64 149 Saigh, John Richard 77 Saimk. Chad 43,148,159,160,163,171,172, 17J,179 Sala, Randal J.64 Saldan, Roman Andrew 84 Samano, Paul S. 89 Sanabrian, James B. 43 Sanborn, Brian V. 43 Sanders, Robert M. 77,104 Sanders, Thomas R. Jr 64, 129 Santacrose, Mark F. 77,122 SantaeUa, Fernando M. 64 Santiago, Mario V. 64,120 Santiago, Michael L. 89 Saulsberry, Charles R. 24,42,149,153,159,160, 163,172,174,175 183 Sauten, Joseph E. 89 Savino, Joseph E. 89 Scaduto,JefTrey J. 89 Scala, Ralph M. 43 ScaUon, Timothy J. 64,116,117 Scanlan, Jack Thomas 64 Scanlan, Thomas C. 43 Scapin.baniel J. 64,140,150,163,168,173,187 Scherer, James F. 43,120 Scherer, Thomas Jas 43 Schermerhorn, John P. 43,160 Schiappa Jeffrey A. 43,166,172,209 Schiete, Joseph M, 89 Schippers, Thomas M. 89 Schtrmang, Anton T. 77 Schissler Gregory F. 93,149 Schlax.PeterM. 77,112 Schlecht, Geri Werner 89 Schlecht, Dietmar 64 Schlecht, Hans P. 44 120,121 Schlindwein, James L. 44 Schmalzer, Louis M. 89,123,124 Schmitke, Todd W. 89 Schneider. Scott S. 77 Schneider, Shawn S. 44 Schneider, Thomas F. 89 Schnitzler Timothy J. 89,154 Scholtes, Anthony L. 89 Scholtes, John W. 64 Schorsch, Laurence S. 89,169 Schramm, WilUam H. 44,160 Schreiber, Joseph P. 77 Schufreider, Daniel J. 77.168.173,188.189 Schufreider, Thomas E. 64,160,168,173,190,191 Schulte, James Joseph 64,145,152,160,163,188 Schulte, Joseph M. 77 Schulte, Mark Peter 44 Schulte, Thomas K. 89 Schultz, Charles F. 89 Schultz, Charles J. 77 Schultz, WiUiam E. 64,104.129,140 Schulz, Mark C. 78,112 Schulz, WiUiam III 44 Schumacher, Gary C. 78.173,187 Schumacher, James W. 64 Scoby, James Goodwin 89 Scotese, Michael E. 44,123,132,133,160 Scott, Ernest D. 78,147 Seeberg, Daniel 44,107,1 10,129,160,172 Senese, Victor V. 89 Servatius, Gregory 78,107,129 Severin,John W. 89 Sexton, Peter D. 44 Shannon, James F. 89,106,131 Shantz.Marc Anthony 89,113,131 Shea, Richard M. 64,120 Sheahen, David R. 44 Sheble, Ronald W. 65 SheUey, Christopher 89,101,113 Sheppard, Richard A. 89 Sheridan, Leo J. Ill 78 Sheridan, Philip H. Jr 89 Shiman, Peter Jerome 65,97 Shirina, Matthew D. li 89 Sholty, Pauls. 78,106,131,165 Sholty, David Martin 89 Shuma, Matthew G. 78 Shuma, Richard P. 44 Sieben, Richard F. 65 SUha, Gary A. 78 Silha, James B. 44 SouthaU, Lewis McKee 65 Spack,John J. 45,160 Spector, James M. 45,138,153,160,185 Speer, Philipp M. 65 Spellman. Joseph J. 65,160,189 Spencer, Thomas J. Jr 65 Speranza, Peter A. 89 Spinuzza, Charles A. 65,114,115 St, Aubin PhiUp F. 89 Stanley, Michael W. 65 Stanton, Joseph P. 66,187 Stanton, Patrick K. 78 Stark, Robert J. 78,107 Starr, Martin P. 78 Starr, Paul 89,179 Steel,Kenneth A. 45,120,121,166,194 Stefely. James G. 45 Steger. Mark J. 78,100,107,109 Steger, Peter F. 45,93,97,160.172 Sterner, William M. 89 Stemo. Brian Roderick 89 Stemo, Michael P. 45,107,164,170 Stepan, Frank O. Jr 89,105,106,131 Sterba, Edward F. 45 Sternig, John Philip 66 Stewart, Christopher 66 Stolarski, Robert W. 45 Stone.LarryV. 89,166 Stralka, Daniel C. 66,102,103,139,174 Strauss, Robert J. 78,114,115 Strickland, Jas G.Jr 66,92 Stuercke, Robert G. 89 Stuermer, Emil Scott 66,180 Suarez, Val Belmonte 66,169 Sujdak, Kevins. 89,149 Sullivan, Barry J. 66,160,173 Sullivan, David R. 78,149,164,189 Sullivan, Harold 11178,126,127 Sullivan, John P. Jr 66 Simone. Daniel A. 89 Simpson, David W. 78 Simpson, Robert B. 89 Skinner, Scott W. 89 Skowron, John J. Jr 89.126 Skul.Norman V. 78 Sklodowski, Edward L. 65,116,117 Slattery, Albert 11178 Slattery John R. 89 Slaven, Kevin W. 65 Sliwa.WilliamG. 44,160,174,175,207,216 Sloan, Michael E. 65 Sloan, Terrence V. 44 Smith, Brian R. 78 Smith, Craig Alen 89 Smith. Dwane Leon 78 Smith, Greg N. 44,187 Smith, John Robert 89 Smith, Kent A. 65,126.128 Smith, Stephen A. 65.107.173,201 Smith, Stephen M. 78 Smith, William T. 78 Sneed, Anthony J. 89 Sneed, John S. Jr 78 100.182 Snyder, Gordon D. 65 Snyder, Robert A. 89 113,134 Sobeck, Brian Edward 44 Sobeck, Richard T. 65 Sobilo, Richard A. 45 Sokolick, Daniel R. 65 Solarski, Paul Gerard 45 Sullivan, Michael R. 66 Sullivan, Paul M. 66,166 Sullivan, Peter D. 66,160,173 Sullivan, Timothy M. 66,120 Summa, David William 78,154,193 Sutoris, Edward J. 90 Sutton. Gerard Joseph 60 Swafford.JohnW. 45 Swanson, Kent A. 90 Sweeney. James Chas 45 Sweeney. J. Patrick 78,100 Swiatlo, David S. 45 Szewczyk, Conrad 78 Tatara, Robert A. 45,102,103,160 Tatge, Kirk Joseph 66,97 Tatge,ReidE. 78,126 Tavolacci, Chris D. 90,113 Tazioli.MarkT. 90 TazioU, Thomas S. 78 Tennison, George 90 Terlato,John A. 90 Terlato.William A. 78,122 Terry, Charles Lee 90 Terry, WiUis Paul 45,104,129,1 30 Testa, Dominick A. 45 Thart, William M. 90,132 Theisen, David H. 66 Thiel, Charles J. 46,160 Thiel, John Herbert 67 Thielemann, John F. 78,132 Thomas, Michael A. 90,112.113 222 Tliomas, Scott Brian 90 Tliometz, Joseph G. 90 Thulin, Joseph David 67 Tilli Lawrence G. 46 Timlin, Jeffery J. 67 Tinerefia, Tiiomas J. 67,107,1 10 TinereUa, Vincent P. 46 Tito, Daniel R. 46 Tom Randall . 46 Tomaino, Gregory A. 90 TomaselU, Alfred J. 78 Tomic, Gregory 67 Tontini, Michael O. 78 Toomey, James T. 67 Toomcy, William J. 90 104,106 Tracey, James Victor 67 Tracz, David G. 78 Trainor, Gregory J. 78 Treacy, Brian M. 67 Treacy, Eugene L. 78,187 Treacy, Michael W. 70 134 Treacv, Patrick John 46 TremKo, Norbert 46 Trieschmann, J. Burke 78,132 Triunfol, David 46 Trutter Johathan W. 46,149.154,159,163,166, 167,174,175 Tsoumas, Richard Mark 67,129 Tuffner, Joseph M. 67 Turinsky, Timothy 78 Tye, James H. 71 Ullrich, Brian Curtis 67,123 Uhn, Scott Jeffrey 67,155,160,169 Underriner, John M. 67,102 Ungari, Frank J. 79 Ungari, Joseph N. 90 Valdenaire, Andre K. 46 Valenti, James M. 46 188,189 Vallone, Thomas D. 46 Valvassori, Alex H. 90 Vancalbergh, Greg M. 46,166 Vancalbergh, Mark M. 79.102,103 Vandenbranden, Steven 67,92,94,95,96 Vandenbranden, Joseph 46,160,166 Vandenheuvel, Mark S. 46 Vanderbosch, Mark J. 46 Vanes, Michael S. 67 Vannuvs, Tliomas J. 90,1 1 3 Vanwazer. Thomas P. Jr 90,101,113 Vasis, Thomas Charles 67 Velasquez, Arthur P. 90,120 Venturi, Dominic M. Jr 90,1 34 Venturi, Geno Mark 79,107,129 Vergne, Stewart J. 67,149,160 Verkler, Richard A. 79 Versen, Walter Leo 67 97,107 Vlahandreas, Michael 79 Von, Driska Paul M. 79 Vonunschuld, Hunter J. 79.164 Voorhees Richard D. 79,131,147 Vottero, James M. 90 Vottero, Mark J. 47 Vottero Robert G. 79 Vukits, David George 68 Wagener, John Thomas 68,158 Wagener, Tim Sanders 68,104,129 Wagner, James Y. 68,165,169 Wagner, Mark Edward 68 Wagner, William E. 90 Walker Mark 90,101 Walsh, Daniel B. 47 Walsh, Michael K. 47,107,109 Walsh, Patrick E. 79,107 Walsh, Stephen P. 68 Walsh. Timothy K. 79 Walters, Charles W. 90 Walz.JohnM. 79 Ward, Geoffrey 68 Ward, James Joseph 90 Ward, John Heniv 68,104 Ward,Timothy j:79 Ward.WilliamC. 90,106 Warga, Vlichael Joseph 68,160 Warga, George F. 9 0 Washburn Thomas M. 79 Watkins, Lewis J. 47,210 Weaver, Peter K. 47,123,166 Weber, Keith Bevan 68 120 Weghnski, Ronald F. 47 Wehman, Richard H. Jr 47,97 Weinzelbaum, Louis L. 79,1 12 Weiss, John Robert 90,189 Welch, Dale Robert 68,97 Wehnske, Joseph J. 79,156 Weller. Peter 90 Welsh, Brian Thomas 90 Welsh, Bryan WUliam 79 Welsh, Daniel K. 79 Werner, Victor A. 47 Westrich. Jonathan B. 68 Wlialen, Thomas D. 79 Wlialen, Thomas Ford 68,123 Wharton, Paul Brown 68 White, Daniel Thomas 68 Wliite, George P. 68,126,155,169 Wh!te,JamesJ.Jr 90,113 Widera, Bernard J. 68,160,169 Widera, Michael G. 79,147.169 Weidemann, Joseph Jr 90 Wiegand.William J.79 Wienke,Ray M.47 Wieser, Raymond C. Jr 90,132,133 Wiet, Stephen Paul 90 Wilczynski, Joseph J. 68,160,169,174.175,224 Wiley, AngeloWiUiam 90 WUhams, Daniel C. 90 126 Windsor, Frank John 90 Winters, Richard M. 79,112 Wish, Robert B. 79 Witt. Gregory J. 90 Witt, Stephen Francis 79 Wolf , Daniel Joseph 90 Wolf, James A. Jr 79,131 Wolf, Raymond A. 11198 Wolski.Brad Allen 90.169 Wood, Michael J.79 Woodall. Jeff Perry 90 Wright. Timothy D. 79 Wuertz. David J. 47 YacuUo, Joseph G. 90 Yamada, Tetsu 90 Yong, Raymond 79 Yoon, Chi Sun 79,120 Yueill, Timothy R. 90,101,113 Young, Burton H. 90,113 Yunez, Salvador 47 Zacher, Michael E. Jr 79 Zalesky, Douglas E. 79 Zaraza, Donald C. 47 Zaroslinski, John R. 90 Zayas, Henry Robert 90,165 Zemtseff, Paul B. 47,166 Zercher, Brian J. 79 Ziegenfuss, Thomas C. 79,11 2,129 Ziegler, Christopher 79 Ziegler, Jeffery A. 79,102 Zondlo, Jeffrey C. 79,147 Herff Jones Pischel fearfoooks P.O. Box 36 Marceline, Missouri 64658 Telephone; (8161 376-2011 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bill-Sliwa CO-EDITOR Rick Haas JUNIOR EDITORS Dan Stralka Joe Wilczynski PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Rick Haas COPY EDITOR Chad Sain STAFF Chris Bonk Tim Cavenaugli Tim Loftus Steve Otter Chuck Saulsberry Jon Trutter MODERATOR Mr. Robert Hires (Nuncle Bo i :m . I, 1 1 975 is: printed iniffsef lithography BfPi chel Yearbooks ofMarceline, MissouiSSchooI photographer was Campus Studio CIS. Body type IS WpohuCentury.. 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