Rosary College - Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

Rosary College 2 This ucdrb bs ' 'There are no virtues peculiar to one or the other sex . Obedience , submission, subordina- tion, and patient suffer- ing are not demanded ex- clusively of women ; nor are courage, self-reli- ance, wisdom, and forti- tude the monopoly of men. ' 1 Sister Albertus Mag- nus McGrath Women and the Church Sister Albertus Magnus wrote truth about the virtues , and there is no better example of those virtues than Sister A.M. herself . Her wisdom , moral strength , and courage are attested by her colleagues and by her stu- dents. However, even to a stranger, her magnitude is evidenced with a glance at her life story; her works are her memorial. Dedicated to education , Sister Albertus Magnus McGrath graduated from Rosary and pursued her M . A . and Ph . D . in History at the University of Wisconsin . Her unceasing appetite for knowledge was fed by post- doctoral work at Harvard, Columbia, and the Univer- sity of Fribourg in Switzerland, plus a year at Yale Di- vinity School . Wisdom from knowledge radiated from Sister A.M. Her poetry appeared in various antholo- gies, as her critical writings graced many magazines and reviews. Sister Albertus Magnus was a highly respected propo- nent of the women's movement. Her views, carried in national newspapers, ardently opposed the inferior po- sition allotted women in the Church , as did her widely read book, ' 'What a Modern Catholic Believes About Women . 1 ' 1 'An examination of the words and works of Jesus marvelously highlights the reasons for the grateful , loyal , and generously responsive love of women for Christ through the ages. In none of his words or deeds is there a suggestion that the spiritual potentialities of women are inferior . 1 1 Sister Albertus Magnus McGrath Women and the Church Sister A.M. captivates student sisters Sister A . M . 1 s faith was wound into her life , drawing it all together. In her eyes and movements, her faith shone in a lifetime of graced action . Her command of a classroom was graced with faith and ruled with wit and true delight in people . She vivified the historical world for her students, and trained them to exercise their minds and to freely love the universe as she did. She was a tough teacher, uncompromising, but as one of her students pointed out, 1 'She was tough because she cared. ' ' Sister Albertus Magnus cared about ex- cellence , and cared to open students to the wide world . Students of Rosary responded to award her the Mother Evelyn Murphy Excellence -In- Teaching Award, the highest award that can be bestowed on a Rosary faculty member . Sister Albertus Magnus , loved by students and col - leagues, spent her life in a continual search for Truth. She was a scholar , a student , an uncompromising lover of life , whose graced actions expressed those beliefs that composed her essence . 9 Norman Carroll , Academic Dean Sister Diona McNichols , Associate Academic Dean 10 Administration Sister Kaye Ashe, Associate Academic Dean John Ballheim, Dean of Students Sister Virginia Turner, Director of Development Administration Phil Flando, Director of Health Services Dorothy Grundin, Director of Continuing Education Administration Business Office, L to R: Rita Koziol, Gerry Griffin, Student Accounts Office, L to R: Mary Rathbun, Sue Ce- Assistant Business Officer; Virginia Bernard plinski, Kathleen Cairns Staff 13 Sr. Ramon Langdon, Harold Murphy, Superintendant of Buildings and Grounds College Archivist Staff 15 Mary Ellen Brutto, Becky Uchinson, Tom Dee, Nancy Oriatti, Marcia Buchamp, Katie Clements, Lynette Cabell Staff 17 20 Faculty Patricia Ehrens, CAS Faculty 21 Faculty 23 Sister Cyrille Gill 24 Faculty 26 Faculty Sister George Lennon, French Sister Jean Murray, French 27 Faculty 29 Faculty 31 Carolyn Dolan, Sociology Thurston Barnett , Sociology 32 Faculty Clubs And Organizations | SO r -l SGA, STANDING, L-R: Dolores Brady, Rick Wilk, Matt Fontana, Larry Regan, Jean Marie Gal- lagher, Gerry Bakker, Angelo Gianni, Mark Caruso; SEATED: Mary Sue Denson, Susan Street, Shar- on Ryan, Ann Campbell, President; Julia Hulcher, Vice-President; Margie Fitch, Hilary Ward Social Commission, L-R, ROW 1: Elyse Klecka, Linda Biewer, Lucy DeBoo, Fran Kmetz; ROW 2: Linda Rhode, Marie Dirr, Nora Ryan; ROW 3: Celina Sima, Moderator; Dolores Cruz, Bernadette Stepnowski; Kris Bretz, Mary Sue Griffin; ROW 4: Jim Bednarczyk , President; Lou Guagenti, Rick Wilk, Fr. Evans. 36 Clubs And Organizations SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING, L. TO R. : Larry Lasko, Moderator; Hugh Toner, Vice- President; Maria Soto. SEATED: Peggy Ryan; Margie Fitch; RickWilk, President; Kathleen John- son, Secretary; Lynette Cabell, Treasurer. Clubs And Organizations 37 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING , L. TOR: Fred Kalve, Treasurer; Sharon Ryan; Gerry Bakker, President; Desire e Eartly, Secretary; SEATED: Susan Street; Mark Caruso; Christine Carnevale; Peter Dol- son, Vice-President; ON FLOOR: Angelo Gianni. 38 Clubs And Organizations Clubs And Organizations 39 THEOTOKEION , ROSARY COLLEGE HONOR SOCIETY: TOP ROW L. TO R. : Joe Pezzette, Lou Guagenti, Rick Wilk, Bemadette Stepnowski, Terry Crozier, Karen Allegra. FOURTH ROW: Andrea Hryndnza, Fer- nando Segoviano, Terri Kaminski, Anne Campbell, Hilary Ward, Petra Horst, Margery Doss, Linda Ma- sini , Laura Graf , Caryn Moore . THIRD ROW : Margie Sirovatka , Marie Krolikowski , Dodie Giesen , Nora Ryan, Eva Klaus, Liz Mrozek, Nancy Greco, Patti Capling, Jane Bums. SECOND ROW: Julia Hulcher, Teresa Anderson, Carol Reilly, Peggy Ryan, Mary Raleigh, Nan Silva. FIRST ROW: Cathy Hollatz, Marcia Pappalardo, Denise Gareau, Betty Kurz. Theotokeion is the Rosary College Honor Society and was originally organized during the 1926-27 school year. The or- ganization is one of the most firmly rooted and durable tra - ditions on campus . The society has survived many changes but one stable element is the hon- oring of superior students in all disciplines who wish to be ac- tive in extra-curricular events. The purpose of the society is to promote scholarship, to give recognition to students of Rosa - ry College who have attained high standards of scholarship , to foster high ideals of honesty in scholastic work , and to maintain a bond of union among the members through the study of subjects of common interest. These outstanding stu- dents of the society are recog- nized at the graduation exer- cises : the fourragere , a blue and white braided cord worn on the left shoulder of the aca- demic gown, distinguishes those seniors who are members of Theotokeion. Theotokeion is constantly alert for new ways to expand its interests. Student interest helps keep the society a vital tradition . THEOTOKEION OFFICERS, L. TO R. : Jane Burns, Vice-President; Denise Gareau, President; Bemadette Stepnowski, Secretary. Not pictured: Betty Kurz, Treasurer. 40 Clubs C Organizations LAMBDA IOTA TAU, ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY, STANDING, L. TO R. : Bernadette Stepnowski, Cathy Hollatz, Hilary Ward, Karen Allegra, Theresa Slotkus-Barauskas, Eva Klaus, Pat Potucek. SEATED: Denise Gareau, Treasurer; Dodie Giesen, President; Marcia Pappalardo, Vice-President Treasurer. KAPPA MU EPSILON, MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY: L. TO R. : George Beranek, Mordechai Goodman, Moderator, Betty Kurz, Laura Lenzi, Sr. Nona Mary Allard, Moderator, Kathy Tracy. Clubs and Organizations SIGMA DELTA PI, SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: L. TO R. : Bemie Szczech, Kathleen LeMieux, Nan Silva, Olga Ulloa , Sue Junkroski . PHI A ALPHA THETA, HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY: STANDING, L. TO R. : Robert Rusnak, Moderator; Dodie Giesen, Karen Allegra, Anthony Komjathy, Moderator. SEATED: Bernie Szczech, Denise Gareau. 42 Clubs And Organizations PI DELTA PHI, FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY: L. TOR.: Anne Campbell, Herb Brant, Dave Kamka, The- resa Anderson , Paula Wissing , Moderator , Margie Sirovatka , Annquynh Tran , Barb Brozowski . PI GAMMA MU, SOCIAL STUDIES HONOR SOCIETY: L.TOR.: Dave Kamka, Patti Capling, Margaret Ryan, Margery Doss. NOT PICTURED: Mary Conway, Terri Kaminski. Clubs And Organizations 43 STUDENT HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION: Standing L to R. : Judy Gorski, Sue Krolikowski, Mar- garet Foy, Jeff Goldone, Tina Pavlik, Ms. Sisko, Moderator, Vickie Baleja, Diane Terrel, Ms. Chawla, Moderator. Lower Row, L. to R. Marie Krowlikowski , Anna Dejohn, Mary Zeilinski: Presi- dent, Laura Graf, Darlene Pouk. KAPPA OM1CRON PHI, HOME ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY, STANDING, BACK ROW, L. TO R. : Sue Huelett, Joann DeRose, Lynn Johnson, Phyllis Napolitanc , Diane Ozdynski, Pat Lappe. STANDING CENTER ROW: Mandy Walker, Alice Hei nze, Margaret Foy, Ms. Chawla, Moderator, Cheryl McGee. KNEELING: Donna Holt, Laura Graf, Anna Dejohn, Mary Zielinski, and Sue Ann Simmons. 44 Clubs And Organizations CONTINUING EDUCATION STUDENTS: TOP, L. TO R. Dorothy Grundin , Director , Daphne Mooney , Cathy Heskin , Catherine Bomrad, Barbara Montgomery, Corinne McGrail, Pat LeBeau, Debby Damolaris, Lynn Johnson, Jean Vogel, Beverly Root , Mary Schlesser , Christine Palumbo , Tina Pavlik , Virginia Kreterf ield , Susan Daniels . a- 5 c a- c CONTINUING EDUCATION SEMINAR: STANDING, L. TO R. : Jackie Morsch, Sandra Dobozi, Instructor Scott Simpson, Mary Smith, Dorothy Spangler. SITTING: Irene Long, Dorothy Schmit, Barabra Foster, Pat Kunzer, Bonnie Williams, Peg Raese. Clubs And Organizations 45 GERMAN CLUB: STANDING L. to R. : Andrea Rennhak, Diana Wiers. 2nd Row: L. to R. : Pete Dolson, Cheryl Fleming, Barb Balaskas, Kathy Kaiser. 1st Row: L. to R. : Patti Brandli, Linda Biewer, Vickie Reeves, Mary Beth Schnecke. BOTTOM: Jim Aleman. SKI CLUB: STANDING L. to R. : Tim Kelly, Lucy DeBoo, the inimitable John Bollweg, Mary Arnott, Richard Yu; SEATED: Mary Losinski, Linda Biewer, Dave Conrad, Skip Robinson. 46 Clubs And Organizations RUSSIAN CLUB, STANDING L. TO R. : S. Sigrid Simlik, Moderator; Barb McHugh; Gloria Miecynski, Nancy Kaiser, John Abraytis, Herb Brant. SEATED: Richard Kamm, Marcia Pappalardo, John Wiegand. CIAO, ITALIAN CLUB: STANDING, FIRST ROW, L. TO R. : Joe Kure, Angelo Gianni, Mark Caruso, Mike Lacursio , Peter Volpe . SECOND ROW : Margie Fitch , Margaret Caruso , Anna Maria Pezzetta , Phyllis Salera, Laura Betti, Angela D'Agostino, Adele Bertolini, Stella Martorana, Patti Petraella, NickNardi. THIRD ROW: Ester Ricioppo, Francesca Calo, Tina Porretta, Kathy Vitale, Lou Ann Santelli, Mike Gia- cobazzi. ON FLOOR: Michelina Lieggi, Joanne DiSalvo, Rita Perry NOT PICTURED: Donna Vitraelli, Vince Nardi, Ann Pesce. Clubs And Organizations 47 LEFT, POLITICAL -ECONOMY CLUB: TOP, L. TO R. : Debbie Taylor, Linda Zitella, Desiree Ciecka- Moderator; SECOND ROW: Michelle Jackson, Ei- leen Hogan, Greg Bear, John Doyle -Moderator; THIRD ROW: Laura Betti, Angela D'Agostina, Pat Pomykalski; FOURTH ROW: Margie Sirovatka, Donna Szadowski , Rita Perri , Phyllis Salera ; FIFTH ROW: Fred Segoviano, Teresa Anderson, Anna Marie Pezzetta; BOTTOM ROW: Linda Masini, Ron LaCeida , Cindy Villacci , Joe Pezzette . BELOW, O.P.L.A.S.: STANDING, L. TOR.: Sr. Nona Mary Allard , Jim Aleman , Dolores Cruz , Noelia Davila, Sue Junkroski, Michelle Jackson, Olga Ulloa; SECOND ROW: Raymond Negrete, Madeline Gonzalez, Noemi Valderrama, Richard Yu; THIRD ROW: Nan Silva, Gloria Nieves, Sandy Ambriz , Mary Yu . 48 Clubs And Organizations RAM, ROSARY AFRO -AMERICAN MOVEMENT: BACK ROW: L . TO R . : Ed Howard, Johnnie Matthews, Carolyn Vessel , Gwenda Wilson. FRONT ROW: Donald Howard, Phyllis Pendleton, Daphne Diggs, Diane Appleton . RAM GOSPEL CHOIR, L. TOR.: Gwenda Wilson, Carolyn Vessel, Diane Appleton, Elena Golliday, Daphne Diggs . Clubs And Organizations 49 CENTER SINGERS, STANDING, L. TO R. : Sr. Ann Henkel, Anne Campbell, Fred Kalve, Susie Goo- dreau, Jim Aleman, Marcie Mills, Doug Brunke, Cree Sochor, Wayde Smith, Barb Kokinis. SEATED: Barb McHugh, Michelle Jackson, Sue Junkroski. 50 Clubs And Organizations RESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION, STANDING, L-R: Terry Moore, Mary Sue Denson, Susie Pav- lik, Larry Lasko, Moderator; Lou Guagenti, Dave Conrad; SEATED, L-R: Gus Simpson, President; Laura Roberts, Nora Ryan CHILD CARE CENTER, STAFF, L-R: Mary Hoggett, Mary Beth McCormick, Julie Orr, Joyce Vance; SEATED: Sue Simmons; and COMPANY Clubs And Organizations 51 Reporter Staff, L-R, Row 1: Hilary Ward, Jim Bednarczyk, Dodie Giesen; ROW 2, L-R: Matt Fon- tana, Chris Harrison, Vickie Reeves. Not Pictured: Nicholas G. Christof orakis , Mary Jo Carlfeldt, Mary-Sue Griffin, Susie Street, Diane DeMartini, Rick Wilk Yearbook, L-R, ROW 1: Vickie Reeves, Mary Beth Schnecke , Sr. Marie Grant, moderator; ROW 2: Lisa Taglia, Anne Campbell, Sharon Ryan, Bernadette Stepnowski, Denise Gareau, Hilary Ward, Olga Ulloa ; Not pictured : Mary Potaczek , Margie Fitch , Rachel Blagoue 52 Clubs and Organizations IMHMMSMWNMMHMMOHI SCIENCE CLUB, STANDING, L. to R. : William Heinze, Moderator, Bruce Grasz, Tom Mack, Tom Krickl, Wil- liam Wardman , George Beranek, Melitta Theis. SEATED: David Iaccinao, Elaine Stephen, Khiet Rcom, Julia Hulcher. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Tracy, Cindy Placek, Lynn Colletti, Laura Lenzi. PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: L. to R. : Kathy Slapke, Laura Roberts, Ester Salvino, Steve Gib- son. 54 Clubs and Organizations Sharing the strategy for a Rosary victory 56 Sports Sports 57 BASKETBALL TEAM, BACK ROW, L-R: Chris Rogers, Coach; Laura Polarek, Reba McCain, Liz Manning, Sandy Davies; FRONT ROW, L-R: Gus Simpson, Janice Layne, Laura Powers, Bev Mays 58 Sports Sports 59 60 Sports ■ 62 Activities 63 L1FESAVERS: L. to R. ROW 1: Jim Twist, Anne Campbell, Julia Hulcher, Vickie Reeves, Karen Kmiecik, Myriam Gimenez, Hilary Ward. ROW 2; Matt Fontana, Kris Bretz, Linda Biewer, Linda Rohde, Bernadette O'Brien, Karen Klancir, Mike Carrier. ROW 3: Augusta Simpson, Raymond Ne- grete, Dudley Bandy, Ann Van Hoomissen, Mary Sue Denson, Jeff Gol- 64 Activities 66 Activities Gypsy Ki Sanchez Activities 67 IMPRESSIONS OF LONDON Everybody driving on the wrong side of the road . . . black sedan taxis that look like something that Dillinger would have driven . . . the changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace . . . falling in love with Prince Charles . . . falling in love with Rula Lenska . . . the Victoria and Albert Museum . . . teatime . . . nice young men in three piece suits with long mufflers around their necks rushing by in the Bank . . . the Crown Jewels . . . the electric strike ... No. 10 Downing Street . . . eye- ing the clerks in tuxes and cravats , better dressed than the customers in Fortnum and Mason's . . . taking the boat down the Thames to Greenwich . . . bobbies . . . the firemen's strike . . . fog . . . ogling Ru- dolph Nureyev in the Royal Ballet ... the view from Waterloo Bridge at night . . . BBC 1 . . . BBC 2 ... the newspaper strike ... No. 3 Savile Row, the Beatles' Apple headquarters . . . pigeons at Trafalgar Square . . . seeing the Queen at the opening of Parliament . . . dogs . . . splurging on a lunch in Harrod ' s . . . the bakers ' strike . . . doubledecker buses . . . ' 'Speakers' Cor- ner' ' in Hyde Park . . . counting the holes in Royal Albert Hall . . . shopping in Ox- ford Circus . . . the garbage strike (the worst! ) . . . flirting with the Beefeater Guards at the Tower of London . . . buskers in the Leicester Square Tube at night . . . Rain . . . The Assyrian Basement in the British Museum . . . 221B Baker Street . . . The London Zoo . . . pickpockets . . . Dic- kensian dinners, Dickensian slums, Dic- kensian Christmas . . . The Middle Temple in the Inns of Court . . . whispering secret messages in the Whispering Gallery in the dome of St. Paul's . . . meeting the Monty Python crew in Charing Cross Road . . . Shakespeare ... Shakespeare ... Shake- speare . . . three bleach blonde girls in punk leathers razzing a Scotsman in a kilt on the Tube . . . standing agog before the HMV Shop , the world ' s largest record store . . . paying respects to the American Em- bassy ... ' ' Ta , luvs ! ' ' 'UU otic is-W oj- l hvi, one is Mef Ufc- 68 Activities 70 Activities Dean Ballheim naps between laps. By 5 p.m. on November 15 the second annual World Hunger Marathon was off to a running start. Two teams competed with each other to bring in funds to aid the starving people of the world. Twenty-four hours and a combined total of 358 miles later, World Hunger Week drew to a close for the runners and for those who had par- ticipated by fasting , with a Mass and a poor man's meal. I ! 8- lW« r ™ R f v : Raymond Negrete, John Ballheim, Matt Fontana, Linda Biewer, Jim Twist, Tom Ma- hska; Second Row: Nora Ryan , JeanMarie Gallagher, Sheila Cornyn, Sharon Sorce; Third Row: Greg Smith Lau- CaSjTY r? ByandliVK y Pemberton, Helen Wilinski , Fr! Evan; Fourth Row: Ma™ Alice FrES' M e f i SSSS Jl11 Cart°n0li' Margie FitCh' Barb McHu h Fr°nt R™: C ftT Activities 71 72 74 Activities 77 Will the real Kathy Shea please stand up ! 'Sisters' Twelve Scenes from Senior Skit The f irst stop of the day , to bring us all together , was to have a typical speech. The second thing we did was to have a campus tour. The third event at Rosary was to have a coffeebreak. The fourth thing we did was to meet the science profs. The fifth thing on the agenda was to meet Communications . After all that we decided to take a break for lunch. After several pitstops , we went to the library , but the skit was on something else : A view of Women Priests . The eighth group encountered was the Lit and Language Profs . The Busines Department was the ninth group that we met . The tenth thing we did was the one we liked the best . The eleventh hour we finally got to sit: WAITING FOR THE SHOW, TEN DRINKS A PIECE, A LITTLE GRAPHIC TALK, WE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THEM, A VIEW OF WOMEN PRIESTS, SAGA'S SUPREME, COMMUNICATIONS ! SITTING IN A LEC- TURE, THREE CUPS OF COFFEE, A TOUR OF THE GROUNDS, AND ONE OF THOSE TYPICAL SPEECHES ! It all came together with Friar Tuck and the Habettes . Activities 79 Kathy Dodemar and Doug Brunke Activities 81 82 Activities 84 Activities Activities 85 86 Activities Activities 87 88 Activities Black History Week had many interesting speakers. ABOVE: Alice Palmer and Diane Wick- bevel. RIGHT: Sister Mildred Thompson. Glenna Syse discussed criticism of theater. Mary Durkin, 1 'Religion and the College Student' 1 Activities 89 Reflections in Fribourg 90 Activities Activities 91 RIGHT: Enter Mortimer and Henry; BELOW, LEFT: El Gallo makes the whole world look f antastick ; BELOW , RIGHT: A happy ending seems assured . . . Activities 93 Gentil lords and ladies gather for a medieval f aire . ebhhhb . . . and then there were the Beer Blasts 94 Activities Two fair frauleins prepare a hearty Oktoberfest. Bermuda Nights beat the blizzard blues . Activities 95 Apathetic students turn their -_cks What if they gave a Christmas boutique and nobody came? Where would football if everyone were apathetic ? 96 Inactivity Activity 97 98 Activities St -You can't put that picture in the yearbook ! He doesn't even go here anymore . -So? He's in the Ski Club picture already. Activities 99 There's a time and a place for singing ''Alma Mater, Rosary' 1 and the Junior Senior Beer Blast isn't either. While Candle and Rose ceremonializes the seniors' departure from the academic realm of RoCo, Junior Senior Beer Blast celebrates quite a differ- ent aspect. The theme songs of the class of '79 seemed to be 11 Only the Good Die Young'' and Kiss Rosary Good-bye.1' In the top photo, seniors sing (to the tune of ''What I did for Love ' ' ) : 1 'Kiss Rosary good-bye, And point me to the real world. We did what we had to do , Getting high to get by at Rosary ! ' ' But (believe it or not) the focus of this Beer Blast isn't beer or friends; it's the Junior skits — a chance for juniors memorialize their favorite seniors through caricatures and lampoons. In the center photo, is that really Julie Lunkenheimer, Julie Orr, Helen Walsh, Mary Beth McCormick, Diane DeMartini and Roger Huenke? At right, Lou Guagenti is an unmistakable Hugh Toner. Seniors Mr. Rosary, 1976 WHO??? 102 Seniors 104 Seniors Seniors 105 A slight wind (the wind of change) kept the graduates in fear for their caps, but otherwise the weather con- tributed significantly to the beauty of the day. Cameras clicked, families smiled and friends waved — and suddenly the ceremony was beginning . 106 Seniors Ushers imagine their glory next year. The Baccalaureate Mass began the day's events. Fr. John Cortelyou, the commencement speaker kept interest high with his witty assessment of life . Seniors 107 108 Seniors Heather Morgan Bilandic (above, with husband Michael and son Michael Morgan) was an honorary degree re- cipient . Seniors 109 Seniors 113 Seniors 117 120 Seniors EILEEN MARIE HOGAN Business Administration MARY LORETTA HOGGETT Religious Studies 130 Seniors 136 Seniors 4 MARY ANN YANKOVICH Art MARY ISABEL YU Religious Studies Seniors not pictured : Emma J. Alford Frank Anguilo Connie Rae Barba Marybeth Basener Max Buda John Charles Cain Kathleen M. Callahan Carolyn Chakos Stephen Richard Clark Edward A . Collins Bridget B. Cortina Jose D . Cortina James A. Dal Porto Susan Kay Daniels Michael John Rocco DaPisa Diane DeMartini Pamela S . Dionesotes Amy Christine Dobratz Lourdeen M. Drahos Kenneth Dubin L . Brian Dwyer Debra Marie Fisher Thomas Andrew Fitch Magaret Mary Foy Michael Dean Franklin Mary L. Griffin Mary Ann Golembiewski Kathleen Marie Hegarty Alice Marie Heinze Kimberly Sue Hofer Roger William Huenke Brooke Suzanne Johnson Helen C. Kadolph Linda M. Kepil Kevin M. Killips Marie Anne Krolikowski Virginia Ann Krus MarkH. Kuklinski Elizabeth Mary Kurz Elaine Kutka Skintges M. Janet LaFin Richard LaPorte Patricia Louise Lappe Donna M. Latham Regina C. Licht Colette S. Lorden Julie Kay Lunkenheimer Suzanne Marie Lyon Reba McCain Joyce L. McPhail Samuel F . Mraino , Jr . Maureen Russell Metevier JoAnn Muehrcke Phyllis Joyce Napolitano Margaret E . Neuman Susan Mary Norton Ann Janina Ostrowski Phyliss Angela Pendleton Janis Ann Perlowski Delfina V. Puglisi Patricia A. Reda Geraldine Ann Ribando Charles G. Rizzo Wallace E. Robertstad Lena Marie Sabella Mary Cavenagh Schlesser Jerry James Schwab Fernando Segoviano, Jr. Denise Ann Seibert Lynn Terese Shepler Michael J. Singer Michele Louise Skinner Catherine C. Slapke John Sowa Robert M. Sramek Joseph Sus Shirley S . Tooley Jeanine Tselepsis Deena Uzzell Cindy Anne Villacci Mandy Lynn Walker Helen Walsh Wayne Edward Wiktorek Blanche V. Wilson Gwenda Jean Wilson Rosalie Marion Woods Mary Therese Zielinski Lucia Mae Zietkiewicz Seniors 141 Mary Ward Ed Howard, Calvin Harvey, and Dave Dupree 142 Underclassmen Underclassmen 143 144 Underclassmen FRESHMEN, BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R. : Tammi Perri, Barb Alger, Cree Sochor, Pat White. STANDING: Irene Kosinski, Deborah Groczewski , FranKmetz, Sr. Baptiste, instructor, Betty Bassista , Michael Jacobazzi, David Solinko , Fred Kalve . FRESHMEN, L. TO R. : Julie Pech, Mary Potaczek, Mary Brady, Tina Penetta, Angelo Gianni, Patti Petrella, Sandy Marzullo , Sharon Ryan. Freshmen 145 FRESHMEN, BOTTOM ROW, L. 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Congratula- tions and best wishes on your future achieve- ments ! -Student Activities Bob Bartkowski photography by ebert 8 Lake Street Oak Park, IL 60302 386-6222 159 Editors: Bemadette Stepnowski Hilary Ward Denise Gareau Editorial Assistant: Mary Potaczek Photography Editors : Maria Soto Olga Ulloa Business Staff Production Staff Copy Writers Lisa Taglia Nancy Greco (first Bernadette Stepnowski Margie Fitch semester editor) Hilary Ward Anne Campbell Mary Beth Schnecke Sharon Ryan Gerry Bakker Richard Stepnowski Photographers Pat Kelliher Vickie Reeves Skip Robinson Augusta Simpson Maria Soto Olga Ulloa Special Credit Calligraphy for Ads Joe Potaczek Mary Potaczek Senior Portrait Pages Anne Campbell Dedication Bernadette Stepnowski Apathy Pages Hilary Ward London Photographs Tina Marinelli Fribourg Photographs Carol Reilly Cover Design Iva Mei Our Special Thanks to Sister Marie Grant without whose sup- port and constant, enthusiastic encouragement, this yearbook would not have been possible . Many of the Senior Portraits were provided by Ebert Studios . 160 Credits