St Bernard College - Bernardian Yearbook (Cullman, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1972 volume:

Bernard '72 A N ' ef' nmfS 5'Wf 7 4 o , a , k,,- 1: xsiwmi '- 'io rx-ffg: For fen gears we've been on our own And moss grows fai on a rolling stone. Bui +ha+'s nof how if used io be... American Pie Don Mclean sw five' t. Bernard. circa 1892 St. Bernard College, conducted by the Benedictine Fathers, was founded in 1892 by the Rt. Rev. Benedict Menges, O.S.B. In 1893 it was chartered by an Act of the State Legislature of Alabama, with all the privileges of the Colleges and Universities of the State. 1 A 1 K g j iFrom 1905-06 catalogpel cs! he obiect of this institution is to import to young men a thorough moral and mental training, thereby affording them the best means of attaining the highest success in life. iFrom i 906 catalogue, 5 ' iff? ,4 K . . ff' .f I 55. mix A K g ff e ' Nts , J Bge, Bge Miss American Pie. Drove mg Chevg to the Levee. But the levee was drg O O Q 3 Rules of Conduct: For the maintenance of good order, without which no good effects are attainable, reasonably strict regulations are necessary, which, however, are insisted upon more by moral persuasion than by severe measures. No student who has his education at heart will find great difficulty in observing the following: lSt. Bernard catalogue, 19051 Every student 'shall promptly and silently respond to the call, performing the duty which the signal demands. Silence must be observed at all times and in every department of the house Neatness and cleanliness are indispensable requirements, therefore, students must keep themselves as well as their belongings in proper order. The use of tobacco in any form whatever is prohibited. I 3 'S The use or iniroduciion of infoxicanis is prohibiied under pain of expulsion X 5 5 iw St. Bernard. I 904 The location is,considered the most healthful in the state, free from all malarial fevers and other obnoxious diseases, and although conveniently accessible, it is nevertheless, entirely secluded from everything distractive to a youth in pursuit of knowledge. The buildings are of modern construction, large and commodious, the rooms are high, light and spacious, thoroughlyventilated and equipped with whatever may tend to the convenience and comfort of the inmates. lSt. Bernard catalogue, 19041 bah 3WfQHwv, Sporis d Enieriainmeni EVERYTHING!! Yes. Si. Bernard in ihe earlg l900's had absoluielg evergihing a siudeni would wish for . . . Uh.. Well Almosi Evergfhing . . Q In i972 Bernard continues to hold the tradition ol' providing evergthing the student ol' '72 would wish lor. . . BELOW: The thrill of victory and the agony of defect, during the exciting competition for the intramural football championship. RIGHT: The guys and gals gather in Pimple Park for an intellectual discussion as students serious in their pursuit of knowledge - well, serious in their pursuit . . . LOWER CENTER: the College Player, 1972 under the direction of Mr. Michael Howley. UPPER RIGHT: AI Novelli's kazoo band entertained the students and the crowds with such hits as Yankee Doodle during the Varsity Weekend parade. CENTER RIGHT: Our Boy Bob gets in some serious competition with professors Tadros and Camps. With inspiration like this, where could we go wrong? Today St. Bernard, tomorrow Pekinglll LOWER RIGHT: The sweet taste of victory for the Imperial Catch - The Load Gang, '72 Champions, Intramural Football Competition. gf gf' , ,sf A A!! 8 ' .I ' wI1i:II:x ft T' . ,. I , ,,,iN ,Lewes ff fifijft e M , W . , ft . , I,I f- I P if L ,,,MMMMt MM me QL 1-.I W. 5. I -I,,,.n,4sL ' ,QI-' A: W' fig' f 'af ,Y ...,,, 'NJ ' N lf' W '- 'f- -: 2 ff ', N 'lv K I-Jf. -N , - 4354: H 'ff' iw I ff. 1 A-L If sew N, .,., an W- . 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K ,W . 4 i 'I sf ar. -,v4 , W- 2 , E gf vs: , ' ' Y STAFF Editors Robert J. Witchger Brenda Bonner Moderator Martin Fisher Lay-Out Staff Robert Witchger Brenda Bonner Tom Steckel Mark Mages Maureen Shields Br. Charles Manning OSB John Hunt . Snookie Collins Martin Fisher Marian Mullin Josephine Pannone Ernie Porter Anna Flores Tommy Barden Photography Robert J. Witchger Brenda Bonner Tom Steckel Jeremiah Alston Bob Daniels John Hunt Brian Bulegler Matt McLoughlin Ann DeGroff John Rooney Circulation Jamie Carberry Mary Jo Brown Matt McLoughlin Second Semester Moderator Marian Mullin . 10 TABLE or coNTENrs ' Introduction -- 1-1 1 Dedication - 12-13 Familiar Faces - 14-17 Faculty and Administration - 18-45 Bernardians - 46-78 Freshmen - 48-53 Sophomores - 54-59 Juniors - 60-67 Seniors - 68-78 Senior Memories 4- 79-81 Student Life -- 82-161 Orientation - 84-87 Registration - 88-89 Halloween - 90-93 Parents' Weekend - 94-97 College Players -- 98-101 Marathon - 102 Exams - 103 Christmas -- 104-107 New President -- 108-109 Varsity Weekend - 1 10-129 Sweethearts - 130-137 Cultural Affairs -- 138-141 Charlie Brown - 142-149 St. Pairick's Day -- 150-151 Politics -u 152-155 Spring Weekend -- 156-158 Graduation - 159-161 Clubs and Organization - 162-183 Sports - 184-215 Moods - 216-228 Editor's Letter -- 229 Patrons - 230-231 Ads - 232-235 Student Directory - 236-240 Car Courtesy Mr. and Mrs. Doc Hembree This gear the editors and staff oi' the BERNARDIAN have felt the need for a change in policg concerning the dedication of the gearbook. We feel that, in dedicating the book to one person there is a tendencg for this tribute to become a political tool. Therefore. the 1972 BERNARDIAN is dedicated to the following GROUP of people whom we feel deserving of special recognition. Graf Hart has been actively interested in St. Bernard College dating back to the institution's iunior college days. More than any one man, he has sold St. Bernard to Cullman and the surrounding counties as attested to by the day-student enrollment. His contributions to the St. Bernard athletic program have played a lion's share in its success. Mr. Hart typifies the St. Bernard philosophy of personalized education as well as any man on the campus. His door is always open to provide aid and attention to the students of St. Bernard. 11291 vga Mr. Graf Hart W sq 1 ui Dr. Javier Camps is an instructor at St. Bernard. But more than merely an instructor, Dr. Camps is respected as a friend and confidant by the students position not as iust a iob, but has always taken en Leyes degree from Universidad de la Habana in 1955 and his M.S. from Kansas State Teacher's College in 1967. Dr. Camps is seen at right with another very dedicated instructor, Mr. Magdi Tadros. 12 FROM LEFT: Sergio Molina, Dr. Camp, Magdi Tadros, Ambrose Wureh. of St. Bernard. Dr. Camps seems to regard his r part in the social events and always has time for a chat with the students. Dr. Camps received his Doctor Mrs. Myrtle Box Mrs. Box has been with us behind the Snack Bar dating back to Shamrock days. She is always courteous and tries to be helpful regardless of how exasperating the student's demands. Mrs. Box has always shown more than a passing interest in the students. Many returning alumni make the Grotto shop their first stop in order to see and chat with Mrs. Box. r When this year's class began as freshmen, Bob Eramian also began his teaching career at SBC, so that he is, in a sense graduating with us. Bob was an asset to the college and one that the students felt a definite need for. We wish Bob the greatest amount of luck and wish to extend to he and his wife Nancy our appreciation for their efforts in behalf of St. Bernard Students. ws. -fr-ss H31 We : ff 1-gr? i tfgizyitffffl . f'Tf1'v7'.,,. . , fs .' ,f Milt.. , J ,t fi!! iii? N, N as . ,, 5 J : I3-et .as ef -rf. . ' 4 it , is, t, ..,, E 1 5 it 4 af , V ' .. .N sm., lf Y Br. Joseph Weiss, O.S.B. . , Br. Joseph carries a responsibility that sometimes goes unnoticed by those around him. The infirmary is a facet of the college which no one thinks about . . . until they need it. Br. Joseph makes a nightly trip to the infirmary in case things are needed after Nurse's hours. Also, it falls on Br. Joe to take care of the older, incapacitated monks, a service which he performs with the utmost dedication. , Mr. Bob Eramian Martin Fisher Martin Fisher is no longer with St. Bernard, but without his continued efforts, the publication of this '72 Bernardian would have been made much more difficult. We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for his understanding and interest in the book, even after his departure from St. Bernard. We wish him all the best in the future. g I3 amiliar Faces W1 Us we-ww, .f M q1' .sv ti ,,,,W.,,,.Lf..g5gs11f Ja, J- ., YJ ,, af- 35, V' :S A x I 4.'. Av .' 3 . . - A. I5 i Mv Luna x-ms -BEEN A -rgpeg-Ry of Ri H ' Fm EuERn..ns'rluC: vXs'xoN QF Th-E EvERQ5 :.Ng::.,'2,D v351,nL Hug' A YNOUQvRDlKs NLIDUEUJ DKAQSC. :N og Rmb GOLD A'rnvesw'R9 'ro CEE.. Amo see ,SMVDSSXTSLE -vb Ho,-D' ' ONLE HNKRD THE, 6o?Y Sxguig Sggmisg In .THE Sig , ' 'WERE CAME. A MM- QP- Cue-mme ,A wovvea vnssv-fb BLA, HE NQRE HWRN NND 'ran-anew cams nnwup wig LEHTHEQED v-uni aww' n- com- Q: MM-9 QQLQRS, Yeuuow- eraser-1 uw EHTH-ER suse H-E movie wird some LUJCERTANDTLS ,ns KF WE 945151 KNUW' 'J-ugv Nast we vans THERE: Fha um mu-ERE HE 0'-1-GHTTDCTO x . .,.. owne ae Ream-neo :oe SUNNETH-I'NC'r eonoih' 4+w.wf:wCw FROM A 'Wit AND ms HAND QAME Dmww EMDN 500'-l vim-+.'m mq -moefigm., anne THE Rum-eb Rgno .HE 591' Down oN A QNER Rout FND TLARME0 lrqro RTQAD H' seamen THBT HE. msc: FALLEN In-Q somzouew V-H0120 SPE'-L ANG 1 wen' Tb see' u-elm SMFGQR ,+nm.xm+ 1 ofokwr Know x-sim wsu. HS ' W '1 ED EN Sbflfi'-SN' ,TAERE subvewl.-q Avbenfleb fgifa'-lf'-E Sting Revo L-,Q-roSTl.q Begeqru pq FLou.w'NC: BEARD, no 'fumes of weaves-v us-.Rmoess ,',-,E SEEN Him Dmesseom B'- KK New M9 Tnveswakys uroRAvEn.L.u'NL,-s H53 QQQAE To N09-NE ME BACK rlE's cout 'Tb TW-axe me BPKK . .. ' Topo ry Carol K UO P Qi i , ,,f,, Vjwjfy MW4w,,,, , 1 k,'k ., f nh F '99 A. , A!,,,....a w ,WJWW 'Wu 1 W ,fwT?? V' , A.f QE ,-1,4 vu' ?,3,i'f ,.,, MH. if:-,illliw ,,,,.4,, -' ,, ,V ,, L. f ., 2 uf f X ffw fg ,W fl' ff Mi 45 'asf 1, gg if? ,f mf 451 fy mjgirf ' af f if ff M 'V 1 , ig M A Q fm 6 my wf ali Q!!! f Acting President Dr. Charles Payne Chancellor Abbot Gregory Roehger, O.S.B. W 2? , Q f .i rwzyf Fr. Leonard Giardina, O.S.B. Dr. Charles Payne Vice President For Finance Vice President For Academic Affairs ....a f',' 4 L Fr. Aloysius Plaisance, O.S.B. Mr. George Loux Vice President For Development Vice President For Student Affairs 'X W 1 . ti 4 1 W fi isa? :PN N'ff 1 img ii. Dr. Charles Payne Fr. Marcus Voss, O.S.B. Mr. Larry DeWine Academic Dean Registrar Director of Admissions i QV 1 P i A vi X fi 'P YY , . i s n X? 1 N ii 1 Q? f V 4 2' if .NNN ,AQ- Fr. Richard Jax, O.S.B. Director of Student Personnel, 1971 Br. Guy Goode Assistant Dean of Students, 1971 A '+A-,. 2 ' 3 ,. .ly Mk .ss Mr. George Laux Director of Student Personnel, 1972 Www Fr. Victor Clark, O.S.B. Assistant Dean of Students, 1972 Education Department lfg Mr. Sam Parker Acting Section Head I Fr. Hilary Dreaper, O.S.B. Mr. Joseph Franey 24 Mr. Joe Wayne Maddox Section Head pw.,-1 - 1 ,gm . , , sam. Q: ' M Mr. Charles Richard Mr. Dwight Tucker Mrs. Clara Hawk if-vaO 9f ,Q 'Hvuv' Dr. Arfhur Dennis 563 Fr. Columban Geerken, O.S.B. Section Head Mr. Robert Eramian 1 5 l Y 5 Les ' - Fr. Cletus Meagher, O.S.B. Martin Fisher Humanities Department Theologg and Philosophg Mr. Richard Mullin Engli i X sh Deparimeni Mrs. Helen Glasscock Fr. Malachy Shanaghan, O.S.B. Michael Howley Willodean Skipper Section Head 5 f 5 if --:f: 2 'i Q W i fi fix - iifffm ,,,z:,,,.X,,y, . fm 2,47 ' ., W .1 ' 'fm -- r. 'S'4 M.:-lm iii xx 7 -3, A ,,.W.W.. ES 'gsm , N- 11?-VIE? Commerce Deparimeni Qmgw .i Mr. Jerome Donaldson Section Head Mrs. Marian Mullm Dr. Paul Poushon Mr. James MCNUH I MMM , M or , W M M U M y ., ,...',, , oef, 1y.ffQ ' 3 oo , ..o,,,,,,MNWM-hmm H-WMM Mi 4,4 1 Y A . r r M 2 P x r Q f If -' ff i We f r Q ,X ff Q 'W' Rfb- i Fr. Timothy Harrison, O.S.B. X!f 'n'x'n W W' Sechon Head 1' ' 2 ,I fl 9 Hs 3 fl 5 ff' Modern Languages , .4 dnl K. 4 4 is . 5 ! - S Fr. Luke Fazi, O.S.B. Mr. Chuck Morhouse Fr. Bernard Patterson, O.S.B. 30 ' .R X ff I 2 fl X. . 1, Tx Ei 'Lf-f Qj,2qf-1. ' .Ry - X :Vx -. -2 X l 0 -X1 s 35-1 W -N4 1 , Maih and Pre-Engineering Fr. John Capesius, O.S.B. Section Head ,nun-0 Dr E,-,ka Festa Dr. Rudolf Festa . - R X. f x sm-sw Fr. Gregory Keller Fr. Richard Jax, O.S.B Mr. Raymond Young 33 Chemishfg and Phgsics il' Mr George Laux Fr Gerald Bray O S B Dept Chairman n avg EA Hman F332 3,445 ' Dr Martha Herrera Nicholas Herrera 5 W NR' ' 3 in -uf! B i 0 I O D e pa m e Miss Petronella cullavan Fr. Victor Clark, O.S.B. Fr. Michael Moran, O.S.B. 35 Fr. Bernard Paherson, O.S.B. Director of Guidance Services 1' qc? ,qwmmwmvwv-ff we Wm Nwpvsnf Fr. Columban Geerken, O.S.B. Chaplain Mrs. Catherine Ginas School Nurse Br. Joseph Weiss, O.S.B. Infirmarian V Librarg . .dwg - i1'UIUW 'N 'N Fr. Ignatius Kane, O.S.B Librarian is if We ,,. ,V S, H , L . .Ame ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS Mrs. Melbo Hunt, Fr. James Morrison, O.S.B., Mrs. Barbara Bennett, Mrs. Juanite Tomlin Dorm Direclors Martin Fisher Br. Gus Campion, O.S.B. Maurus Hall, 1971 Maurus Hall, 1972 Br. Guy Goode, O.S.B. Boniface Hall, 1972 QUE :rf is wi '-,w,,,..-- Fr. Leonard Giardinu, O.S.B Placious Hall l J l if Fr. Victor Clark, O.S.B Boniface Hall, 1972 I 1 9 is e J' 55: Miss Fran Kelley Benedlcl E057 Fr. Paschal Ferlisi, O.S.B. Benedict West Q ' ' A QL? Li 39 Physical Plant Mr. Jack Hug Physical Plant Director Mr. Kelvis Box Maintenance - Supervisor ir' at 1 aj, ffffg sf sg. 4. ,A -V a1T?,,,, 451,44 , s' ws , , , H 3 -1 1 V - L s . 1 Q l T Q iv L S I C .Ll . I if . iiii Q 'H is.'f it c.cc is as 1 1 : i my kk LEFT TO RIGHT: Lonnie Wilson, Elma Camp, Grady Red Talley, Glady Whaley, Clarence Mitchell, Joseph Gootee, Louise Jetton, Aubrey White, Leo Schwaiger, James Cowin Margaret Carnagey, Horace Camp, Thomas Coleman, Harvey Chance, Clyde Minor, Bill Anderson, Frank Hasenbein, James Smith, Kelvis Box. -if X Q, 1 ,, f Mel I ws. 3 'll 3 lwti' , 3 ,ZF 5 if Q s 4 9 K J' .M , ,V , nr ,, f W LJ ,, . , . in Q , 5 J, The Ave Maria Groi-lo 4-.Q Wf s.. I -iw W fi ' avg 3 ff h We , Q' - -.M-'H it 'HMM - .14 Q ik e ff 1 I ww-Vg' 'Q H34 M U Q ,,,g f I H . 4 ' s li ,W 1 nr' ,v i':,,f, V ff? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Joseph lseman, Mr. Emil Loegler, Fr. Lamberi Gaffman, O.S.B., Groho Director, Mrs. Myrtle Box, Mrs. Angela McElroy, Mrs. Theresa Ragland, Bro. Gus Campion, O.S.B., Mr. Monroe Sears, Mr. Charlie Morgan, Mr. Leo Schwaiger. 41 K if gr, Food Services N - bf Mr. Sam Johns Food Service Director 'S 'M'--M-4 rv Y. .if !A in-.fazy 4 45. 1 'MW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Nolen, Darrell Johns, Verbon Pinyon, Betty Smith, Shirell Hyatt, Lester Loyd, Eleanor Tuck, Gerald Freeman, Avis Hite, Pop Overton, Christine Goeller, Fred Marsh, Nell Speegle. NOT SHOWN: Helen Rocks, Ruth Eosterwood, Krandeal Holloway, Peggy Howard, Murel Jones, Robert Kritner, Melvin McDowell, Juette Mason, James Miller, Sue Sartin. 42 ,,g MW,.w,-,,.,, .,,,, , ,, Cm, FOOD SERVICE COMMITTEE Larry Stocker, Kathy Fuqua, Janelle Masden, Alex Petrone and Mr. Sam Johns. EZ Fr. Paschal Ferlisi, O.S.B. Mr. Joseph Iseman Bookstore Manager Assistant Manager ,aff f 95'-A 0 I was -E . W ' H i Bernardians I , 1 ,. 47 reshmen 1. 1- 1-gfzfffig .wifi 'QL A' A... S 3 wg E -X Q . Q C' I I- 6' Q . Hr s A 'm,ki YQ .,-.. . ... - Qyfzl iz fi 48 'shi .NKWU-N. JOYCE AYERS Hanceville, Ala. ROBERT J. BAKER West Islip, N. Y. DARREL RAY BAILEY Baileylon, Ala. DONALD BASENBURG Cullman, Ala DAVID BELOW Cullman, Ala. TIMOTHY BLESSINGER Jasper, Ind. RICKY JOE BOWLING Cullman, Ala. STEVE BRANNON Cullman, Ala. RAY BROWN Decatur, Ala. PATRICK D. BRYANT Cullman, Ala. WILLIAM K. BURNS Hanceville, Ala. LELDON R. BUTLER Cullman, Ala, TERRY C. CAIN Holly Pond. Ala. ROCKY CALVERT Cullman, Ala. KATHY CASEY Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN CLERY Havertown, Pa. CAROL CORNELIUS Vinemonl, Ala. FRANK COX Bryn Mawr, Pa. SUE COX Cullman, Ala. RICHEY CRUMBLEY Holly Pond, Ala. SHERRY CRUTCHFIELD Cullman, Ala. JIM CALL Memphis, Tenn. FRANK D'ANGELIS Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. JAN DE HOLL Arlinglon, Va. BOB J. DOBLEY Philadelphia, Pa. SANDRA FAWTHROP Santurce, Puerto Rico RONNIE TEICHMILLER Cullman, Ala. DEBBIE GARDNER Cullman, Ala. DAVID GARLACK N. Highland, Calif. RAY B. GENTHER Drexel Hill, Pa. EARL GODT Tuscumbia, Ala. JOE GOLDEN Cullman, Ala. MIKE GOIDEL Cullman, Ala. STEVE GORMAN Carney's Point, N. J. STEVE GRAHAM Fairview, Ala. TERRY GRAHAM Good Hope, Ala. WILFRED GRAVEMAN Cullman, Ala. MAX GRAVES Cullman, Ala. SUSAN GUDAITIS Huntsville, Ala. MIKE HEATHERLY Cullman, Ala. Mm ,Q- ' 1, fi? 'kv ,I xfvg' f at NEIL HENNESSEY West Chester, Pa. BRENDIA JOLLY Tuscaloosa, Ala. DARYL JOHNSON Clinton, Miss. GILDA JONES Jackson, Miss. STEVE KELLEY Niantic, Conn. JOHN KELLY Newark, N. J. KARIN KELLY Newark, N. J. RICKY KENT Cullman, Ala. DEBBIE LACKEY Cullman, Ala. RHONDA LAVENDER Northport, Ala. STAN LEETH Hanceville, Ala. PETER LESSERE Cullman, Ala. JAMES LEWIS Jacksonville, Fla. TONY LUCCHESI Memphis, Tenn. CAROL McCAHAN Richmond, Va. CARL McCANDLISH Huntsville, Ala. LIZ McCORMICK Huntsville, Ala. JOHN McPHILLIPS Cullman, Ala. MIKE MADDOX Good Hope, Ala. DANNY MALEY Norristown, Pa. LAURE MANTEY Havertown, Pa. TOM METCALF Portsmouth, R. I. BOB MILEY, JR. West Chester, Pa. ED MILLER, JR. Shelton, Conn. PAUL MINK Decatur, Ala. ANN MURPHREE Cullman, Ala. LARRY NAAB Ficcomnes, Ind. LINDA NESMITH Cullman, Ala. LARRY NELSON Cullman, Ala. JOHN O'DONNELL Philadelphia, Pa. BERNARD O'HARA Scranton, Pa. MELBA PERRY Cullman, Ala. CAROL PUSTON Cullman, Ala. DAVIS F. REESE Cullman, Ala. JOHN REESER Gardendole, Ala MAXIE RHODES Good Hope, Ala DENIS RICHARD Cullman, Ala. BOB RICHARD St. Bernard, Ala. TOM ROACH Scranton, Pa. BRIGIDO ROJAS Detroit, Mich 's X JOHN ROONEY Orlando Park, Ill. DON ROWE Falkville, Ala. FRED SCHNEIDER Orange, Conn. SID SCHROLL Montgomery, Ala. PHYLLIS SEWART Cullman, Ala. TOM STELLA Upper Darby, Pa. MARK STRICKLIN Cullman, Ala. JOHN TROPIANO Philadelphia, Pa. MIKE TUBBS Cullman, Ala. TERRY TUBBS Cullman, Ala. MIKE TURNER Chahanooga, Tenn. LIZ VALLELY Birmingham, Ala. FRANCES WALSH Cranford, N. J. JERRY WEATHERSBY Cullman, Ala. LINDA WEIMAN Woodbury, N. J. LARRY WHISENANT Cullman, Ala. RAY WHITE Hartford, Conn. BILL WHITMORE JR. PI. Pleasanl, N. J. MIKE WIGGINS Cullman, Ala. BARRY WILLIAMS Cullman, Ala. LARRY WILLIAMS Pt. Pleasant, N. J. SHAWN WINBERRY Summit, N. J. AMBROSE WUREH KCOCOJ Monronia, Liberia West Africa Kxin v Sophomores f-'Sn-,,, mp, diva... 4,--. I M-,J 54 GARY ABBOTT Keene, N. H. EUGENE ABBOTT Jasper, Ala. MICHAEL BALLARD Birmingham, Ala. MARTINE BATES Cullman, Ala. SUSAN BELOW Cullman, Ala. STEVEN BONITATIS Blue Bell, Pa. MIKE BROWN Downington, Pa. TONY BURNS Cullman, Ala. WILLIAM BYNUM Cullman, Ala. DANIEL CAMERON Clifton Heighls, Pa. TOM CAVANAUGH, JR Blue Point, N. Y. BARBARA COLOMBINI Bay Poinl, N. Y. BRIDGET A. COOK Atlanta, Ga. ERNIE CRAFT, JR. Cullman, Ala. RAMONA CRAFT Cullman, Ala. MARY SUE CRANE Mobile, Ala. MARK CRANEY Oreland, Pa. THOMAS CURCI Drexel Hill, Pa. RALPH D'AMILO Aldon, Pa. FRANK D'APRILE New York, N. Y. LES DAVIS Abbeyville, Ala. ODELL DAVIS Brighton, Ala. ANN DE GROFF Memphis, Tenn. PETE DUKEHART Norrislown, Pa. ALFRED T. FARRELL Philadelphia, Pa. PAULA FELL Hanceville, Ala. EDWARD FINLEY Glenolden, Pa. JAMES FLOOD Jackson, Miss. JOHN FOSSETT Philadelphia, Pa. JEANNE GADILHE Birmingham, Ala. THOMAS GARBY Seaside Park, N. J. THOMAS GAVIN Philadelphia, Pa. DIANE GETTLEFINGER Knoxville, Tenn. ED GILBOTOWSKI Aldan, Pa. JOHN GODAR Sl. Louis, Mo. ROBERT GREER Buena, N. J. WILLIAM GRIFFIN Cullman, Ala. SIDNEY HAYMON xCullman, Ala. PAT HERMAN Ft. Wayne, Ind. PERRY HICKS Hanceville, Ala. W . 192:-5. ,gs-vnu W 'Nwnwf lsXSx,,, 'W' T ff if 5' 4' f- MQW a . ,QW M-. ,., gg. mmf JIM HOLLINGSWORTH Cullman, Ala. RONNIE HOWARD Cullman, Ala. ANITA HUDSON Cullman, Ala. JOHN HUNT Huntsville, Ala. BRIDGET JAEGER Atlanta, Ga. MILES JOHNSON Tippi, Miss. DAVID JONES Birmingham, Ala. RANDALL JONES Cullman, Ala. WARREN JONES Cullman, Ala. PAULA KRETZSCHMAR Garden City, Ala. LYLE LAMMERS Decatur, Ga. RALPH LANCIANO Philadelphia, Pa. JANICE LAUX Cullman, Ala. JOYCE LAUX Cullman, Ala. KAY LEE Cullman, Ala. JANET LENZI Collingsdale, Pa. WALLACE LOGAN Cullman, Ala. ALBERT LUCCHESI Memphis, Tenn. ANTHONERIA McELROY Birmingham, Ala. RICHARD MCKELVEY Cullman, Ala. STEVEN MANN Cullman, Ala. CHARLES MANNING, O SI. Bernard, Ala. MIKE MANNING Cullman, Ala. BILL MARRON Upper Darby, Pa. PETER MAURAGAS New Providence, N. J. DANNY MOORE Harford, Conn. FRANK MORAN West Orange, N. J. STEPHEN NASCA Falls Church, Va. KAY NEELY Tuscaloosa, Ala. DAVID NIXON Cullman, Ala. TIM PADEN Muscle Shoals, Ala. JOSEPHINE PANNONE SynithIown, N. Y. LARRY PENN Vinemont, Ala. MIKE PETROF Montgomery, Ala. ROGER PIERCE Cullman, Ala. ROBERT PULTRO Philadelphia, Pa. MARK QUAY DeIroiI, Michigan JOSEPH RAUCH Newtown Square, Pa. PAUL REAMER Riverdale, N. J. JAMES REESE Cullman, Ala. ,m.., 5 .. W ., A ul' W' wx ...f 'Lf ll in P iw. rv' bm ie. 'QV X fp.. xr V .. . A ... .. H u.....,,..W F22 HG? Z M. f 1' ' Q ' ' f .,.. , DENNIS REID Cullman, Ala. DAVID RICHARD West Orange, N. J. CHERYL RIGSBY POWELL Cullman, Ala. TOM SAWYER Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES SCHWARZ West Chester, Pa. DOUGLAS SCOTT Cullman, Ala. PHILLIP SCOTT St. Bernard, Ala. KAREN SCREWS Cullman, Ala. GEORGE SMAJDOR Buffalo, N. Y. ROBERT SPARKS Cullman, Ala. MIKE SPEED Birmingham, Ala. HILDA SPEEGLE Bremen, Ala. LARRY STOCKER Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. JOHN SWEENEY Aldon, Pa. DAN THOMAS Decatur, Ala. NINA THOMPSON Cullman, Ala. RON TREFZER Detroit, Mich. .IOHN T. WHITE Cowell, Mass. BILL WHITMORE New Jersey ROGER WILSON Curry, Ala. GAYLE WINKLES Fclkville, Ala. SANDY WITTMAN Lcke Wales, Fla. JAMIE YEAGER Blountsville, Alu. ,w fm.: we J 'ai 3 4 W 1 1? 4 ff? 'Z W ww z . Q I A ' if ,,', V4 U '1-'Hmm '-,J BILL AARON Boaz, Ala. TOM AL-GREENE Rivira Beach, Fla. JERRY ALSTON Sumter, S. C. HASKEL ASHLEY Boaz, Ala. BILL BAGLEY Cullman, Ala. ALAN BERRY Jasper, Ala. KEVIN BILSON Philadelphia, Pa. SHARON BIVIN Cullman, Ala. BENTON BLAKE Warrington, Fla. JUDY BOWMAN Arab, Alu. LOIS BRANNON Addison, Alu. PATSY BROWN Cullman, Ala. ROBERT BROWN Vinemonl, Ala. HARRY BRUNNER Cullman, Ala. BARTEE BRYAN Holly Pond, Ala. DARYL BURN HAM Hanceville, Ala. CARMEN BUCCHERI Drexel Hill, Po. BILLY JOE BYRD Cullman, Ala. WENDELL CALLOWAY Fairview, Ala. DORIS CALVERT Cullman, Ala. GARY CAMPBELL JR. Breman, Ala. JIM CAMERAN JR. Cullman, Ala. BILL C. CAPP JR. Cullman, Ala. KEVIN COOKE Collingdale, Pa. DEE ANNE COOLEY Boaz, Ala. MARY JANE CORNELIUS Guntersville, Ala. JAMES CULLEN JR. East Orange, N. J. TOM DALLETT Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM KIM DEES Cullman, Ala. DONALD DICKENSON Falkville, Ala. MIKE DIGGINS Tuscaloosa, Ala. JERRY DEERY JR. Glenside, Pa. SHAWN DONGAL Livingston, N. J. DANIEL DOUGHERTY Bromall, Pa. DON DRUMMOND Cullman, Ala. ELAINE DUNCAN JR. Hanceville, Ala. TONY J. DURKIN Clifton Heights, Pa. LAWANA EARLY Bremen, Ala. BILL FAHY Swarthmore, Pa. ANNA FLORES Edinburg, Texas W' in 1 'Y - U: 9 fi? 5 nQf,g V 1 ...Q .2 ,, V, rw. wif AAR I l'l'a'nA r af ' es? 'Q I .' 3? f Y. x ,+L ' , f. . .gf fa , .K , I 0 , . mg ' W4 ' .V , ' . . ,V fe V . ., A Z , g. I .paw JUDY FREDERICH Cullman, Ala. KEN FUCHS Newark, N. J. KATHY FUQUA Sylocauga, Ala. RICHARD GAGLIARDI Ridley Park, Pa. ' FRANK GALLO Buffalo, N. Y. JIM GALLO Drexel Hill, Pa. DARREL GAY Vinemonl, Ala. CECILIA GRABBER Cullman, Ala. MIKE GRAVES Breman, Ala. DON GROHS JR. Oakland, N. J. JOE GROWNEY, JR. Livingston, N. J. JIM HARAGAN Louisville, Ky. NORMAN P. HARRIS Cullman, Ala. A TOM HARRISON Short Hill, N. J. ANNIE LORIE HELMS Horton, Ala. RUBY HELMS Cullman, Ala. PHILIP HENDERSON Hanceville, Ala. GEORGE HIGHTOWER Cullman, Ala. GREGG HIPP Cullman, Ala. DANNY HUDDLESTON Fairview, Ala. JAMES HUGHES Tuscaloosa, Ala. MARGARET INGRAM Vinemonf, Ala. MIKE INGUAGIATO Falls Church, Va. GARY JOHNSON Danville, Ala. GAYLOR JOHNSON Cullman, Ala. DOUG JONES West Point, Ala. JOAN KING Arab, Ala. JOHN KING Bloomfield, N. J. WILDA KRETZSCHMAR Hanceville, Ala. GERRY LANEY Vinemont, Ala. JOE D. LAVOY Cullman, Ala. BILL LAWRENCE Folcroff, Pa. MATT McLOUGHLIN West Orange, N. J. DAVID MacCOY Havertown, Pa. MARK MAGES Eugene, Oregon BOB MARSH Columbus, Go. EVIE MALCOLM Fcnlwood, N. J. MIKE MARCONI Morristown, N. J. GENE MASTELLER Cullman, Ala. KEITH MATTHEWS Monigomery, Ala. 'lb . .J S Ei I ,qgl -,'.. ,t A. W? Sv' gl if ysseggisr A.. V. 'V PHILLIP MILLER Arab, Ala. . GARY MILLIGAN Cullman, Ala. JOANN MINNITT Cullman, Ala. TOM MORRIS Cullman, Ala. RANDALL MORTON Boaz, Ala. MIKE MURPHREE Cullman, Ala. SHELIA MURPHREE Cullman, Ala. DAVE MYERS Cullman, Ala. TOM J. NESTOR Bala Cynwood, Pa. CHARLES NIX Cullman, Ala. BOB O'HARA Newark, N. J. JOE PHILLIPS Cullman, Ala. JEANETTE POWELL Cullman, Ala. LACHLAN POWELL Cullman, Ala. MIKE PUDDISTER Jackson, Miss. DIANE RAKESTRAW Cullman, Ala. GEORGE REGENDES Porfsmoulh, R. I. JAMES REID Holly Pond, Ala. JEFF REID Cullman, Ala. JAMES RICHARD Cullman, Ala. RON ROOKS Leedsburg, Ala. JACKIE SATTERFIELD Cullman, Ala. STAN SAYERS Cape Coral, Fla. STEVEN SCREWS Cullman, Ala. DONNA SELF Cullman, Ala. CHARLES SIMS Cullman, Ala. DONALD SKINNER Cullman, Ala. GRADY SMITH Cullman, Ala. STEVE CURRIE SMITH Orlando, Fla. RHONDA MAE SNOOKS Buglussle, Ala. SAMUEL TARBONA Cullman, Ala. RANDY THOXTON Fairview, Ala. DENNIS TILLY Cullman, Ala. SANDRA TILLEY Cullman, Ala. STEVE TUCKER Cullman, Ala. CELIA WARD Hanceville, Ala. LINDA WARREN Hanceville, Ala. SANDRA WATERS Hanceville, Ala. REGINALD WATKINS Rogerville, Ala. MARGARET WEEUER Vinemonf, Ala. .7 K ,. rrrr J 4 l fl. iw . if lI's the Real Thing!! .W BRUCE WOODARD Hanceville, Ala. KATHY YENZER Westfield, N. J. SIDNEY WEISSEND Cullman, Ala. CHARLOTTE WELDON Arab, Ala. KENNETH WELDON Arab, Ala. DWIGHT WEST Cullman, Ala. FRANK WHITE Upper Darby, Pa. ED WIEDNER Long Beach, Miss. GERRY WILDERS Scarsdale, N. Y. DICK WILSON Westfield, N. J. ou Shifty Devilll Peek-a-Boo? Really Mr. Hawley!!! th No Ya' Don't Buster 5 can't stand it . . . I iust can't stand itll I have to think it over! , I 13.3 1 Oh No??? The Hell you say!!! Oh what have I donel Nag! Nagl Nagl Ho Hum . . . Been a long day . WHO Am I? Where am I? Hal Hal This is SO embarassing YUKIII Aw Shuckslll And that's the truth. ef- I Senior C ass ol' 1972 l SR. M. ENDA BANE THOMAS BARDEN PAUL D. BARKER Merritt Island, Fla. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Jasper, Ala. Education Education - History Education x. EDMOND E. BEDARD ALGIE L. BELL RICHARD BERENBAK Cullman, Ala. Vinemont, Ala. Mendham, N. J. Business Administration Education Education MANUEL R. ARIAS Panama Economics KATHRYN C. BARNES Atlanta, Ga. Education HARRY E. BIVINS Cullman, Ala. Psychology 4' 4 THOMAS BLEWITT BRENDA BONNER JOHN R. BRIGHAM MARY JO BROWN Glen Ridge, N. J. Cullman, Ala. Hanceville, Ala. Ozark, Ala. Philosophy Education Education English BRIAN BUEGLER SR. MARIE BERNADETTE STEPHEN P. BUTERICK GLENDA BUTLER Lincroft, N. J. Education Beach Haven, N. J. Cullman, Ala. Mathematics Education Education lei L. - Xu I , . I , , I IXKIQ 'ff-K' I Q- - , , I X, ' 3 ,1'.'. I ' ' WALTER CANTLEY JAMIE CARBERRY PHILIP CARR BILLY CHAMBERS Maryville, Tenn. Collingswood, N. J. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. History Physical Education Education Education NANCY CHANDLER RICHARD A. CONNOLLY DAVID CAYA HARRY B. DAVIS Huntsville, Ala. Drexel Hill, Pa. Collingswood, N. J. Louisville, Ky. Education Business Administration Business Administration History 'rv STAN DZIORNY ROBERT A. D'LUEGOS THOMAS DOUGHERTY EARNEY DRAKE Ozone Park, N. Y. Warrington, Fla. Glenolden, Pa. Cullman, Ala. Education Business Administration Education Education MIKE ENGEL THOMAS EVANS, JR. SR. ANGELA FAHEY JOHN FEARIS Cullman, Ala. Jasper, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla. Peoria, lll. Business Administration Education Education Business Administration JOHN FERRIER WILLIAM P. FREANEY JOSEPH H. GANNON FRANCIS E. GARCIA Ardmore, Pa. New Providence, N. J. Pennwynne, Pa. Miami, Fla. Economics History Education Education 'R ROBERT GASTON MARTIN GAVAGHAN, JR. ROBERT GIBBONS JAMES GILLEY Collingdale, Pa. Oreland, Pa. Binghamton, N. Y. Cullman, Ala. Education Economics Chemistry Business Administratio I1 RAFAEL A. GONZALEZ MARY GRABBER EDWIN D. GUTHRIE EDWARD M. HALLINAN Puerto Rico Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Houston, Texas Business Administration Education Mathematics Education 71 5,64 ,. it 4'3'4ev- '..,'fYyf if xatfs-,,?,ggf'rQ3.g xv 4' Y V 'iiixfl ul- 1. r .Alix 5.1: MICHAEL K. HARDIMAN RONALD S. HEATON PATRICIA HOLMES OLA HOWARD Warrior, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Eva, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Education Education Education Education CAROLE HUTCHISON JOHN J. HYDE DORIS V. JACKSON JOHN T. JENKINS Cullman, Ala. Havertown, Pa. Bremen, Ala. Drexel Hill, Pa. Education Business Administration Elementary Education Accounting DOLORES C. JONES JOHN C. KEARNEY STEPHEN P. KLEIN DENNIS KOZACZEK Cullman, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Elizabeth, N. J. Spanish Accounting History Business Administration 72 ,UL yi p!Q',',p,'f at 2 Q ,E I sig P I ' CARL F. KUCHLER VIRGINIA KUGLER SR. ANNUNCIATA LACEY ROBERT LEHMAN Norwood, Pa. Cullman, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla. Havertown, Pa. Education Education Education Business Administration DAVID J. LENZI DIANNE LEWIS EDDIE LEWIS RALPH LEWIS Collingdale, Pa. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. English Elementary Education History Education Wk , Eg: wh ROBERT B. LONG ROBERT E. LOYD JO ANN LOWERY BYRON G. LUCIA Pelham Manor, N. Y. Cullman, Ala. Arab, Ala. Cullman, Ala. History Business Administration Education Biology ROBERT F. MANTEY JAMES D. MARTY FRANCES MAULDIN PETER J. MICHAELS Havertown, Pa. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Fairlawn, N. J. History Business Administration Education English DEBORAH MIDDLEBROOKS SR. SR- MARCEU-INA Mll-l-5 PHILIP MINK VICTOR MOLLOZZI CUllmCI'l, Merritt lslandf Deqqturl EllZCIb6l'l I, Education Education Hisfo,-Y Economics JERRY MOORE ED MORSCH WILLIAM J. MCCANN JOSEPH J. McCLOSKEY Arab, Ala. Irvington, N. J. Collingdale, Pa. Jenkintown, Pa. Education Business Administration Education Education 74 'WEP STEPHEN J. NALLY ALFRED P. NICOSIA OLLIE C. ODEN THOMAS F. OWSTON Parsippany, N. J. Buffalo, N. Y. Cullman, Ala. Havertown, Pa. History Education Education English , ., ,... mx W JERRY PARKER GARY L. PATTERSON WILLIAM P. PAULS CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS Hanceville, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Vienna, Va. Vinemont, Ala. Mathematics History Business Administration Elementary Education A ERNEST J. PORTER DOTTIE POWELL NATHAN M. PRICE DAVID F. MAIN Union, N. J. W0Sl1ln9f0nf DLC- Cullman, Ala. Hanceville, Ala. History Pl Y5'CUl Educ'-'mon Chemistry Business PEGGY N. RAY DANNY W. RICHARD Holly Pond, Ala. St. Bernard, Ala. Education Chemistry LELTON V. SANFORD CAROL A. SEABERT Birmingham, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla. Mathematics - Education English ,M , JAMES SHAVERS JR. MAUREEN A. SHIELDS Cullman, Ala. Springfield, Pa. Business Administration Business Administration 76 ELIZABETH RODEN Cullman, Ala. Education WALTER A. ROY Pensacola, Fla. Biology MICHAEL R. SETTANNI Ardmore, Pa. English - Philosophy GREGORY D. SMITH Drexel Hill, Pa. Economics BRIAN J. SHANAHAN West Orange, N. J. Education JANICE E. SMITH Cullman, Ala. Education WILLIAM SMITH THOMAS P. STECKEL MICHAEL F. STINTON VINCENT P. STRUMOLO Cullman, Ala. Havertown, Pa. Portsmouth, R. I. Orange, N. J. Accounting Chemistry Education Education DAVID SWEENEY CATHY TERRY GERALD E. THIBAULT DIANN THURMOND Aldan, Pa. Cullman, Ala. Morristown, N. J. Horton, Ala. English Education Education Education CONETA TIDWELL CLAIRE TILLEY RICHARD VANSLAVIE DEBRA WARD Addison, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. Freehold, N. J. Addison, Ala. Education Education English Education 77 WAYNE M. WEISSEND PHILLIP WHISENANT BENNY D. WHITE BONITA WILLIS Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Cullman, Ala. Education Mathematics Education Education ROBERT J. WITCHGER JAMES A. WOLF Saginaw, Mich. Cullman, Ala. Phllosophy Hlslory I see my g-g-golden ideals turning brown before my eyesl awk? Peace, BROTHER??? I'II make you an offer you can't refusel Whatever you felt as a student for Saint Bernard College, and whatever you did for and received from the same, is now but a matter of record. Our varied academic and extracurricular careers, which for the most part commenced on a muggy, overcast day in the late summer of 1968, have been instrumental in determining our present stations in life. The early days are dim in our memories now, iust as the entire tenure eventually will be. But no one among us will stop trying to recall people, places, and things from those times which transpired so quickly and yet will always mean so much. It is not difficult to set on paper a comprehensive synopsis of general events and personal experiences spanning four years, it is impossible. The more memorable occurrences are common knowledge, and it would belabour the point to bring them up. The smaller remembrances, with all their myriad connotations and denotations, are best left to those who actually lived them. Taken together, though, everything we have experienced at Saint Bernard since our first hours on campus will hopefully lead to a benediction of years of good fortune. During these impressionable years, life at Saint Bernard proved to be a microcosm of the rest of the world, complete with the fulfillment and defeat of many aspirations, intermingled with sham, trickery, and politics. For everything that it was not, Saint Bernard was something in return although, of course, at times not everything was in accord. When we were students there were improvements and there were setbacks, both of which had to be expected. Above all, it was possibly expected by some that we would immediately and naturally assume a position which was contrary to the viewpoints expressed by the college administration, an assumption which made for some classic encounters over the years. At the very least, all members of both camps were critical of the other at one time, and with various degrees of intensity and success. The administration, for example, was frustrated with the results wrought by the Battle of the Grotto and the planned Appalachian Valley Music and Arts Festival, both of which came to a heated climax because of cultural differences they, in their different ways, sought to eliminate. We, in comparison, were frustrated by the slow pace of going to practical coeducation, the voids in recreational activities, and the constant clashing of administrative and faculty wills over what was good for the college. There are other matters over which we clashed, but the final analysis is the same - the entire sphere of events seems to have been a manifestation of the ever-present conflict between bureaucratic tendencies and the impatience of youth, and the fact that each side would not sufficiently surrender their interests until the final hour had come. There can be no mistaking the fact that our lifestyles have changed considerably since leaving Saint Bernard. Dormitories and off-campus homes have been traded for dwellings amidst the quiet of the country, the conventional malls of suburban homes, of the breakneck pace of a modern city. Topics of conversation, among others, have switched from blue ieans to Blue Cross and Blue Shield protection plans, and the collegiate Bohemian lifestyle has given way in the process of transformation. Along with countered dreams and relished successes, we now experience, there is a nagging feeling that we have been through it all before in a lesser degree. And we have. For the faculty, the administration, and every member of this class has in some manner influenced one another, and we will always habitually reflect this association. We are living very distinct lives now, much removed from the educational and cultural oneness known in college. For us, the classrooms and related buildings are still, although these innately sterile but theoretically invaluable structures still beat for others. lt is certain our association with Saint Bernard College has had varying degrees of mutual enrichment, but the ultimate greening of the college, despite what we have contributed to it, has been left to a future association of interested parties. We are limited to speculating about our own associations, and where we would be and what we would be doing if they had taken a different course. Undoubtedly, though, all of us throughout his or her own life will entertain memories of the bittersweet years when we were young and living in this one place. - Ernest J. Porter Senior Memories F lf, S. it-,- F fe X . we SI BERNARD COLLEGE PRESENTS Appabnlm fUaMgf MAR wad AME Tasfllfol M-W., Z-f A ...am-.X ' f ai ga, n' ax 1. :ws nn 1 ll ll Il I . , N l'l!II nga em 1 aa, 5 3 f Q eu u 1. was Nr HY 1 . nn ummm A ' 7 nu X v num msn s I 4 , :ummm HMNU-6 Q ,XY T ul an umm: l Q ' unuu -A . I l S wg Z num if ' X5 i 5 vu m I an uni ' 2 Mum saw- N H x 'N ,ff x'um ,V ,fy au num- FINE ARTS ON DISPLAY SI BERNARD COLLEGE A A Cullman, Alabama SATURDAY, MARCH 27 12 to 12 ADMICQIDM curl: Siudeni Life I K fi Orieniaiion Y, 1h h. ' , Wu K ,,,,..W, K Q Mm 1 in A Wd K .Q ,,,. ' - swf! ff' 4, A' xv 1 The problem of creating Bernard students from normal, everyday people was tackled successfully this year with the SGA's latest development in psychological warfare - ORIENTATION '71 - An official SGA welcoming committee did their best to make the new freshmen feel that if they were not exactly loved, at least they were wanted. They were introduced to the faculty -- given swell beanies to wear and a question and answer session with the sheriff's department - shown around the Brahma room and other places. But, for imparting the sense of belonging it was the slave auction that really sold them on the idea . . . 4, 73ff4I-,7 A .1 . ., -r 2 ' 1,155 L, ,, an ,1- f,Q:f 2 I 1-,s..,, Arg T f intl' I v' , , M y 1 x ,fiibl 142' -- A1 'gl of 9 as laves 9 V I :E , K . b 1 . Slaves 1 Whaf do I hear for iwo dumb Afhleiic Tgpes??? W-s.., nag 5 'B J' f--7' 'f I ,. . ...,. Regisiraiion . . . 2 Some ihings never seem io change X2 eee1feee s. 5, Halloween . . . Bernard Slgle! 9210 'wv ,ff 90 'MM , 2, Halloween is a time for hobgoblins, ghosts spooks, freaks, and iack-o-lanterns. Bernard had at least one of each species present at ihe Halloween party . . . x ,,r , ,C K 1. -ill e - . , .Al 3 Q- I I i . lf! 3 .E 5 X Iel ,....-N---'- a'wW4A- ,MK 4 ei k . . . . . . and refckes There were to es .1 6 , Q 5 T, ' M 4 .F-w 9 h J ,' 3. if s, 1 fp ' bfi, ' fl ww May, ' gr' I. ., A, x l 5 A -we E kr. i 9 5 5 V h f A 1 V, 9 H 2 i Say, oren'f the guys supposed to have the hcrems? Getiin' high with a playboy bunny, eh Dave? We in Lf .rw From far and near rheg came . . . X ee ii N e . 2 i L, i fi Q Q i q' 2 ' if L 'iE i2 'if' 5 Y' 5 ,-br: iylrrnygr I fm Z z if ' 3 ,, .. VVVVL 'L-J l ' A .2 ' a fi , 'LVV H ' V 'f p . in , V b , ' i H , I ' N' 3 l' ,4 2, 'i ix ' 1 .- ff A ' in sfraighi from Marlene Dixon's latest rally. Womens' Lib forever!!! i 5 5 s Q 5 2 s i e l . . . over Yhe Scorching Sand dunes of Boniface Hall parking lot! . . from the cradle . . . - - - and before 92 ,A C S' K To the grove . . . and offerlll From 52nd Street . . . GRA .1 , nf F' . 'C--9 3: ,ef To 5th Avenue!! 'hh S ' ' 'LZT1 i ' i. . R f-W, 5. wssxw. ei s ii. . 1 usunderstandrng . . . In the time prior to Parents Weekend, the bulk of the resident student body was in an uproar over the alledged refusal of the administration to grant open house in the dormitories for the occasion. At a student convocation it was decided that the students would assemble en masse in the hallway outside the Student Personnel Office on Wednesday afternoon and present a petition. And assemble they did. The hall was jammed and the atmosphere was uneasy when Fr. Richard Jax, Director of Student Personnel stepped out of his office into the hallway and began explaining the position. Since at the time it was his understanding that the poorly- worded petition requested inter-dorm visitation privileges for those who were not eligible for them, Fr. Richard asked to meet with all those over twenty-one. In this way he hoped to present the legal problems to those who, under the law, are considered the most responsible. The rest is history. Fr. Richard, accompanied by Mr. George Laux, Dean of Men, systematically discussed the petition with St. Bernard senior students. In essence, it came to light that the great amount of misunderstanding occurred because of the misuse of terminology. ln the end, the students were granted a temporary open dorm system since it was agreed that a difference exists between that and the policy of interdorm visitation. Ernie Porter The News if - ,141 I1 ' A welcome io Parenis and Friends fwij Parenfs regisiraiion and picnic ' fg'1-Qijgfi M95 gm 5 .1 W . ,Sv ' 4.h. A . A11h2-1'-fQ i Ifxg 'X-A Q less -l Dancing for all November . . . College Plagers Present Murder in the Cathedral On November 12, I3 and l4th the St. Bernard College Players presented T. S. Eliot's MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL. The play, directed by Mr. Michael Howley was presented in the College Abbey Church. MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL is set in twelfth century England during the reign of Henry II. The story is about the death of St. Thomas a Becket, who is murdered because of his commitment to God, which supercedes his commitment to King Henry. Tom Owston had the lead role of St. Thomas. Tony Burns, John Hunt and Frank White played the three priests, Bob Long, Gerry Wilders, Bob Greer, and Bill Pauls were the Four temptersg the messenger is played by George Casper, Ed Long, Tom Metcalfe and Rich Vanslavie took the parts of the attendants, and finally there was the chorus of women of Canterbury, played by Mary Jo Brown, Bridget Cook, Fran Walsh, Janet Levesque, Rhonda Lavender, Cecelia Grabber and Linda Weimann. W V .. ra W ' ffl- ,r 5 ,, , f f ,J it gi ii T 3 l HH' in ?!T' ? 'Z' , Q32 1:5 ' iw I ka, 3 ei R Au 6 1: .ggzauzuvwfwn -Q .ff .mqxniummu-M 'vow 1 I ii L41 if XXX , A Mfg, -F11 new Marathon so 3 it is at 5 25 rl w gt l The Cultural Affairs Committee at St. Bernard College sponsored a play entitled Marathon on Monday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Brahma Room. Th play was a capsuled view of the philosophy and techniques used by the Marathon House, a rehabilitation house for drug addicts. l Eight ex-addicts, ages 15 to 23 years old, who are presently residents of the House, recreated scenes that took place during addiction and rehabilitation. Indirectly they also made an effective commentary on our society and the circumstances that lead people to drug abuse. While the pIay's content used drugs as the basic theme, it is really all about communication. It did not preach the evils of drug abuse . . . it rather l said, Don't cop out turn on to yourself and others without drugs. The play presented a challenge to communicate and to care. t After the action of the play was over there was a period of audience participation. The audience shared ideas about the various situations covered ini the play. wwaif 'H' li' il '12 ,L .iw-Q ' ff f , . ' 'Eg 'Vff,'I',7'?fff 'fn'-W' '- t..f,,'n Ns 'l.. E'9'fEi1Q.1f4 .- Exams Sh-ike!! Whg did I waif . . . lil-He whife pills . . . coffee . . . Charlemagne who? . . . coffee . . . are we ouHa cigarel-les . . .'l'f R whaf? I need some coffee . . . Mendel . . . whaf Hosn'f anyone ever told you that lost m g d g d did he hafch? . . . Who wrofe fhaf. was if Keafs or Yeafs? Heg. give me some coffee will ga? L T Deck the Halls . . . Bernardians psyched themselves for competition in the dorm decoration contest. The freshmen of the Tiltin' Hilton came through with flying colors - so the tree was half of a matching set of lO0 year old cedars flanking the Sem's Grotto - IT'S CHRISTMAS!!! ff 2 E gal V l 5 been l n Now, that was a C dorm if I ever saw one . . . STEADY . . . uf' ' - - ---ff So, this is the guy with the balancing act . . . you'd never Ye Gads! She's going to kill herself!! know ll to look at the books!! ,M yy The grades are in . . . Yhe tally . . . Mourus Hcll, The winner and new Champeen n iff f B Lf. 1? e ' A , . l- Q we K, 2 ' f. -' y 1 ' D -. 3 'QQ :SNL X 5 - X 6 ,ii -9- V 44 v -. , -. -'gf J , 5 :i . , we Y. , f n ,K 3 E W 9 s Y 'sf K 9 I-8' ,, Q. Tis Right on Sanfcll ihe Season +o be Joll I' . . an d .pfgffr I 4 . '-e . If 2, 1 F-f qt . ',A? f, v ' 5 . 3:1101 Q I ii, if nd! ' Q sew Q Dr. Charles Pagne is named Acting President On January 13, the Right Reverend Gregory Roettger, O.S.B., announced that Dr. Charles E. Payne had been named acting President of St. Bernard College. On January 20, Dr. Payne was formally installed as Acting President in the College Abbey Church. Dr. Payne retained his office of Dean of Studies. The announcement of his new office was made following the resignation of Abbot Gregory Roettger, O.S.B., a position he held since January 1968. Dr. Payne came to St. Bernard in 1968 as Registrar having previously served in a similiar position at Frederick College, Portsmouth, Virginia. Dr. Payne was appointed Dean of Studies in September, 1970. Dr. Payne is a native of Antigo, Wisconsin, but was raised in Biloxi, Mississippi. He received his B.A. from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1956, and both his M.A. and PhD. from Interamerican University in Mexico, receiving the latter in 1959. Dr. and Mrs. Payne live in Cullman and have two children. :L Ja 5 K ai W0 E Varsity Weekend . . . a good time was had bg all l l 4 l 1 l l l Varsity Weekend and Homecoming Weekend were held in coniunction F5 L 1 lthis year and can certainly be said to have been an overwhelming F 5 , .i'l . success. Sf , Varsity Weekend was the first weekend in February, February 4-6. It began for the Alumni with registration at l p.m. on Friday. 1.3 On Friday evening the St. Bernard Basketball Saints met and defeated lTroy State University. Following the basketball game there was a Piano Roll Blues Bar in tthe Drag Inn. 3 On Saturday at I p.m. Cullman-town saw the parade, at 5 p.m. ithere was a happy hour and another successful roundball game against Mississippi College. At ten p.m. EVERYONE enioyed the music of The Cross at the Varsity Weekend Bash . . . oops . . . dance. l Downstairs in the Drag Inn, the Alumni enioyed the slower music of The fJokers, although many filtered through to the magnetic beat upstairs . . . lor maybe they were iust afraid the floor would fall in . . . ' F FM 'es A V l. L. , Nliiilitivfi I I U 1 if K .1 4, Jef ,fins .. was - A t,,VgVv j -,.IW g . ,E M, ' A . l M K I K W .. 'mxw g .. S if A 1 .Q ., , at . :gr - .f 4 ,. --M X L 1 4, A :Q f , gs- ff f - . , A 56 - fi fi? P Q, . s. ,AV Q I , l is ' A l' fx ' h I ' , A . 4 , ,,,.. K Q if , V. ' H lm' . -u lk 4, ,V - 1 lljf, - ,MN 7- rn' , , I vu. ag sez , g l. -gy ,iff- If , ,fl I . W A ,A N T f ,f , , V f',' 74 F . , KX ,, , - -- wa, 1 M ff Q' Q1- 5 S A ix, if-few., NN-f-4 And lheg called il lhe sound of lhe blues l 3 And So W Are All Togeiher rfpx 1 4 , ff! 1,15 ,fl -A fif fn' Iwi 35 is!! W fi Q, 'Q x . 5 3 , 4,5-if f g y iw- 1 'gmqsl-N 4 anna, I ,ff -is ,-5 'fv il ,7 2? 1 3 1: 2 U 9 435 a Please Don'+ Rain on mg Parade fr We S 'Q K. -wa, -1- F -f' J.. x K 1 H e e fx al N. 1 'Nw -M--.,,,., -.., W,-AY me Fe e .Q- 4, w 4 f 5 e if f . . A A -., M 31,7 'Z W .,, . 31 f L, -T eh, h' lV VV- e J . .,' f A e ry l -, -V V A-5E,,,x's,f gi.. . , M, ' g W : iw ' 4, N ,. ., 5 hi! ,J if f 4 A Ag 4 . V ' s . ,ya -we 1' i125 f Q , ff ,W S ff ' , :fin V I Lu! ,. 'Lk ' e aa,ee ' 4fi'l! i'I'1 up A,., a +a ea eJ,, e,,.a A W E L- 'lf 6- Weea .- 5 2 4 ik J A ' We ' - -,e gg in -.lag Yk,:: wg , 3 ,+,.4.,.,.,.,,.H.. 1 t i N 'I -7 X - rl ? , eff .,.r y. '---...- 116 ff X. ?'-, ,um W ,w '11 i' 7.54. lxff ,, , , Y2'f ' . xt , Y 1. A x Ai 'K ff E I , 'i E Av, ,. ns II7 si Kiffnf i ni as, YV fm - 'Yr Q, vi 'F I' if , gf 'ru X , ,W kv? rl? , I ' -me Sgf. Novellis Lonely Hearts Kazoo Bond ' 1 ,, AAV- - 4 , 'L H 4 M 5 Spectators, no less!!! , I Q, fr 4 s ,,,. if ? J -1-.sn ,L SMIHAQD LECTQFC Co ,w 3' 4152 www Q Gai' 'w ,ff 5 , .V -, if-ii- ' ta-wifi ,. 1' qv W ,xy 'I Jig The Cross from Auburn, Alabama, Together W when we needed if mos!!! Variety . . . hard rock, folk, iazz, opera fwell, JC, Superstar IS u rock operaj, and even a liftle Okie from Muskogee ah . . . can ya' dig if? Dance fo ihe Music!!! t wi 1? 1 I' Qa A ,f 'TJ' 3-wngfvgfgg W?MQ5ii:m:5- Tzn y y 4' 5 'G 5 J N Jl2 4 1 S-50,6 K 6. ,. . ia. 'af 3 , I Aki, . w aw ' .W X vQn'Qi' ,a -LN? . , f 1 'fs' JSI' I- J 7 !,.' nf' Z . ,.- , gf? sf? We V3 P, M' f' i . Q5 ' f .J 'HH I , av ,V QP . ' W '53, -J. -sg , W-, f-qw., fe 3 Y 4 fif 3 3 -r J Miss Karin Kellg Varsiig Weekend Queen X 2 0 7 - iff' Miss Gilda Jones, Ist R'unner Up iss Kathy Chrisfiansson, 2nd Runner 1 L1 Z1 1 , , . ' ' xmmawmvsam ' ' Axmmnwfmmmumalvdmzmwmwmwmu ss, V .vaniqa ,L . N , , 128 N 3 . . .g... Through ihe Nugh+ and mio ihe mornin 155, MQW? 'V hvn..L -,...,W I believe ihe Key to a successful administration is c free night at ihe Drag Inn. Wx 15 ! l ' 55225, Qi -'- 1 , E. 5 6 Q.JA,,, 'lf P Y 130 , Karin Kelly, Newark, N. J. Varsity Weekend Queen, Freshman Class Gilda Jones, Jackson, Miss. First Runner-Up, Yoga Club Kathy Chrisliansson, Mobile, Ala Second Runner-Up, Senior Class Nancy Puckett, Toledo, Ohio Phi Alpha Theta Diane Lewis, Cullman, Ala. Phi Alpha Theta Mary Jo Brown, Ozark, Ala. College Players rx Anna Flores, Edinburg, Texas Yoga Club 'I31 fi Maureen Shields, Philadelphia, Pa. Rotaract Linda Weimann, Woodbury, N. J Rotaracf Barbara Columbini, Bayporf, N. Y. Dianne Getflefinger, Knoxville, Tenn. Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Gayle Winkles, Falkville, Ala. Student Court Kathy Fuqua, Sylacauga, Ala. Student Court Sandy Fawthorpe, San Juan, Puerto Rico Ann DeGroff, Memphis, Tenn. The News The News Sue Gudiatas, Huntsville, Ala. Knights of Columbus Sandy Wittman, Lake Wales, Fla Knights of Columbus Sue Stang, Marietta, JUhlOI' Class NCNCY KlYCe, Birmingham, Ala. Junior Class Shenita Jones, Northporf, Ala. Circle K Carol Seaberi, Jacksonville, Fla. Circle K Kathy Casey, Philadelphia, Pa. Judo Club ,Li Jimmy Nell Spencer, Tuscaloosa, Judo Class Ala 6 Kafhy McMichaels, Swathmore, Pa. Carol MCCGIW1, Heighfown, N- J. Alpha Kappa Psi Alphd Kappa Psi Lena Carmells, New Brunswick, N Fran Walsh, Cranford, N. J. Senior Class Freshman Class Brenda Bonner, Cullman, Ala. , Liz McCormick, Huntsville, Ala. Bernardsan Bernordian Jeanne Gadilhe, Birmingham, Ala. Sweetheorf Co-Ordinotor 137 Ml. Q Www' ,,,. ., ,gg J ultural David Harris Draft resister, Davis Harris lectured at St. Bernard College Gym on Thursday, September 30. Harris, 35, former husband of folk singer Joan Baez, one time President of Sanford University Student Body, honor student and high school Boy of the Year, was recently released from a Federal penitentiary after serving a 20 month term for refusal to be inducted into the Armed Forces. Harris is the author of the book 'GOLIATH and denounces violence while continuing his non-violent peace activities throughout the country. Affairs Kaarlo Tuomi On March 8, the Cultural Affairs Committee presented a lecture by Mr. Kaarlo R. Tuomi, a former double agent spy for the U. S., whose activities have been featured in Reader's Digest. The topic of his lecture was The Diary of a Secret Agent of the Two World Powers. Mr. Tuomi was born in the United States. At the age of ten his family went to the Soviet Union. He was sent by the Soviets to an intelligence school in Moscow, where he studied for nineteen months. Afterwards, he was sent on an important spy mission to the U. S. He was confronted by the FBI, and then worked as a double agent for the U. S. for four years. In 1963, Mr. Tuomi defected and came to live in the United States. fi 5 .Q L' l . . V , g T V L, gi f su 1' :wkx 1 Q' 9 'X K , ff' f' fl 4 'ie 1 , vw - v . ,Q 65? HF' 3 ,. A N 1 2 as . . ' 'V i ' s 3-N iii: K' SQQQ--as . Distinguished Guests Senator Jim Allen and members of Blue Key Former Senator Robert Edmgton , H W wkM,,.W'f ' he Former Postmaster General Winton Blunt and Students ol March . . . You're a Good Man Charlie Brown 1' ar The St. Bernard College Players under the direction of Michael Howley, presented Clark Gesner's musical hit, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, in March. This light-hearted comedy followed the Peanuts clan through their many adventures, ranging from The Baseball Game to Lucy's Crabbiness Survey. The cast consisted of Gerry Wilders as Charlie Brown, Frank White as Linus, Mary Jo Brown as Lucy, Kathy Barnes as Peppermint Patty, Marty Gavaghan as Snoopy, and Bob Long as Schroeder. Linus got into the spotlight as he sang My Blanket and Me, and later delivers a defense for Peter Rabbit during class. Schroeder has his problems with Lucy, who always wanted to marry a piano player. Snoopy was featured in three numbers, in which he absolutely stole the show, Snoopy, The Red Baron, and last, but certainly not least SUPPERTlME. Patty joined the gang in songs such as You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and The Baseball Game. Charlie Brown has problems galore, such as a kite-eating tree, the little red-haired girl and the usual rebuffs like, you're iust plain 'blahl Charlie Brown. 44 Lomentotions of the trials ond tribulations of homework -Curse you Red Boron!!! You dropped if! !! Lucy's Iihle known facts . . ax. 12534 Behind +he Scenes . . . MAKE-UP!!! LOWER RIGHT: Carol Seab v , . MAKE-UP: UPPER LEFT: Janet Len Music Maestro!!! . . . The Orchestra .,,e Gary Davidson, Maggie Arcia, Barbara Bennett, Kathy Casey, Kathy Bennett, Doug Ginas I4 Lighi . Camera. Aciion Y H .. 1. L 'Nw J .Nd 1 - - W- .:,,,L L W ,YK Xz .:?lQf. F 1-74 -1 ' 5 , 1I7f f 5 . A gi f' f., Vx. s J , Z 41 .,vA,,. Q, ,x ,-,a,: M , al M 148 THE LIGHTING CREW: Mark Strickland, John Godur and Tom Metcalfe. 5? ga 2 E2 'E Mlchoel Howley College Player's Director E 3 s lf vi s ,l in is 5: 9 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown! ,,,, A Greai Dag for ihe Irish . . . +2 yy ',,g'-4bW, ,. W ' , 1 U24 52- K -k,, Q K YW c Q 'NS ba fi , Q - f . we ,X X X' 1 1 150 gi if K: 'fx WW '-w... 1 H- 's , 'xg-g Z gym-gf X 31. XR f 4 ,,,,,....,.,......, Politics . . . at St. Bernard Student elections in April brought Tom Nestor to the top office of the SGA, and Jeanne Gadihle to the Vice-President slot for 1972-73. The SGA sponsored a picnic to enable the students to hear what the candidates had to say about St. Bernard, its future, and the part they intended to play in this future. Nestor won the election over John King, and Gadihle, after a run-off with Larry Stocker, took the second office The students listened, evaluated, and cast their respectives votes . . . and they go round and round and they come out here . . . me A 1 ,.,....t..M-00 We ,, ,,,... 152 ff 0 A i-X M , A 1 C ,f-mw+-fffM.,.,,uw it 'kik 2 gg ff ' , ' all A ,,,fR,l,kMx ,ya-w.-rdf Wi , w. N...-'- N :X f'-- 'ml f ff, WL Aw, ' M 4- f ff me il f V f am, 4 A Mtg .. K i gf 7 gf V M24 1 , A Q, y Q 2 1, M A wi' w gwgfzgwfv 1 D , , . 1 ---+ V 1 f V . Q , V W A, We 4, -' o f N, I ,, K , 'u 1 ff, ,W . 'vw if V - 2 - . 3, di . V . . A V V, -L , - 1 f f , ,r , gf, ,fre M J H F , , , L ,, Q ,A L , R V my ., m T . , I , V , i ii b,,L X., fr ,ik 5 H 3 . 11 bk, . 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V f ,, 5, 1, Q 'A .I ef if . jf, cy in 2 J. if in ar L Q ' - WN... ,fs if x ' ww Q ,f 11 g 1 5 Spring Weekend. . . on ihe home sireich . . . 1 I . l X ' , ,A by 4 - :,, I Vft f ,, E lvW k K V ' ' i , I Y wwfdwl-v . f M 1 - 1 Aj . ,,,...... sw V QW' Y i Q 2 2 Q I X 4 ?'u 4 'J 'as-All vid' I 53? ff Y 5 ,,.,1Q,Jf'af 3' L Q' ,Qi H' 1, 1,3-AL' Sw' , V W, .., O X X -zin- I J, 1 .n zw1fw f 8 M , I ' 'TQ around making music all day long, as I'm making music I know I can'l do no one no wrong knows maybe someday I'II come up with a song, will make people want to stop their fussing and fighling enough to sing along. in music, I believe in Love . . . and Iove is music if you know what I mean who believe lin aww, if Graduaiion . . . The Class of '72 ff' ,, ,W ,, , , ,f wr, W , V ., ,h P ry Hi:W'2,M,,f K K ,. ga,s, 1 1 4 , H MM-W Wh' , I ag an H his , - A 'Y' ff , , WA wma! Jr K A 1 Sm? h, If X mm If 6' Q' lm, as mf' Q 'ff.. '-,af 1 gf? if ,9- 1 an if f ,lr ff 72 Graduaies Drag Inn . . drizzle . Rich Guihrie . Alberi whew 1 gsm n Ev N. ,. . fail, HVDQN , M, - w1sfm,,rQv1.JM,.s.5-1-vvvvv ,, 'M N X ' X ,,. , . .f,. ,,, , ' Q H111 ALI!!! 811008 Q l'7'4.!9Y4 V WW' z W,,, ,, V 0 0 62 Clubs and Drgamzahons mu N vw nom 3 , , ,,m,, lin NVQ X INN !I0Ol E VP: . il, ., ,,i::,k A , A J 7 ltxi ,pai . wwgggi.. .. I N sax.. ? LL E. Q , A f . I L' T ,- r 5? rv f- - f 5 w .5 ,. . Y Y , -ur- f y ,I 2 m k i, ,, 'N fi fx in ' K ,,' .XXJ 'A R xi ,fi A -i ,' , 1 i , :E l V X , yi-in , s. .41 m f -b f 4, jyjffg fb C A Q 5,5 S, ' i W. -if,5,Q, M en ' an 'Gi ' . 1-if . . . . . Inu MVA l'Ull1d vida! 4 ' H111 AAIAIS , I . - lvtlou - I6 Student Government Association LEFT TO RIGHT: Victor Mollozzi, John Jenkins, Treasurer, Jon Kearney, Presidentg Marty Gavaghan, Vice-President, Jeanne Gadihle, Secretary, Fr. Richard Jax, O.S.B., Moderator. 164 The Senate Sess- ion The SGA has long been the center of the student activities and involvement. Over the years it has been instrumental in shaping the social as well as academic life, which will constitute a large part of the memories many of us will have of St. Bernard in the future. And so from those of us who are leaving - we extend to those remaining classes, the confidence that the tradition of student involvement and leadership, will continue to build a stronger, more active and unified student body in the years to come. Execuiive Cabinei 5 Z1 X In V F 1 Jr in , K FROM LEFT: Bob Wiichger, John King, Bill Fahy, Bill McCann, Otis McCloskey, Bill Lawrence, Earl Godf, James Cullen, Bob Gibbons, Brian Buegler, Pete Dukeharf, Jack Hyde, Alex Pefrone. SEATED: Ann DeGroff, David MacCoy, Mike Marconi, John Jenkins, Marty Gavaghan, John Kearney, Jeanne Gadihle, Pele Michaels, Rich Conolly. is 1 I i 5-I-I! FROM LEFT: Tom Nesfor, George Caspar, Evie Malcolm, Bob O'Hara, Dianne Gehlefinger, Bob Manley, Steve Nasca, Bill Fahy. STANDING: Al Nicosia. ff J gi? 5 a iwiiff VJ if, if. Senior Class R or , LEFT TO RIGHT: John Hyde, President, Jamie Carberry, Secretary, Eddie Lewis, Senator, Rich Vanslavie, Treasurer, Bill Pauls, Senator, Carol Seaberf, Senaior, Tom Barden, Vice- President. Sophomore Class Mi. 1? I , X M LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph D'Amico, Secreioryz Alberi Lucchesi, Treasurer, John Godar, Vice Presidenf, Mike Brown, Senoforg Pele Dukehari, President. SEATED: Ann DeGroff, Senator. Junior Class QQ STANDING: Tom Nestor, Bill Lawrence, Gerry Deery, John King. BOTTOM: Kevin Cooke, Carmen Buccheri, Frank White. reshman Class 1 w E I Q X XX 43 1 :Q W 'X M x Qgxewl' ,..,..,. , in H E : Ei C Q k T .,. f 3 t X TOP: Janet Levesque. SEATED: Robert Miley, Paul Mink, Ricky Russo, Earl Godt, Tom Metcalfe, Frank D'Angelis. ,,,,.,.,..-.----who ...: K K 4 if Earl Godt Freshman Class President I67 Rotaract i it E 2 2 i :.:r,,,:,,:,sv,M,,M.Q -xr, V.,, . ,.,,..,, , , ,,,,W,, .W -'aff V,', as aagemwfwfffee-weWw,fsw..e., .,,f, ..Me,fwwmww-g.eww-wvw , 'cum ML, ,,N,. 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BERNARD COLLEGE Volume 52 St. Bernard, Alabama, Friday, October 8, 1971 Number 2 sc ,V,,,, Ann DeGroff, Bob Gibbons Second Semester Co-Editors DAVID HARRIS ADDRESSES SRC AUDIENCE, LISTS THEORIES FOR EQUITARLE. SOCIAL CHANGE By Ann DeGroff News Staff Writer David Harris. Who is he? An ex-con, a religious man, the husband of .loan Baez, the promising ex-leader of the student body at Stanford University, a man with a plan for peace. These qualifications made up the man COLLEGE PLAYERS T0 STAGE GMURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL' NEXT MONTHg LARGE CAST IN HOWLEY'S EIGHT PLAY By Ernie Porter The College Players, the theatrical organization of St. Bernard, have commenced work on this semester's production, Murder in ihe Cathedral. The play is to be presented in late November. Tryouts were held for three days last week, with twenty- two people coming out for parts on the first day alone. Tom Owston landed the part of Becket, the central character of the play. There are also four Knights which will be portray- ed by Bob Long, Gerry Wilders, Bob Greer, and Bill Pauls. Tony Burns, John Hunt, and Frank White are scheduled to play the parts of Priests in MITC, with George Caspar as a Messenger. The Chorus, the use of 'which dates from Ancient Greek plays, will act as a narrator in the course of the production. Its members include Mary Jo Brown, Bridget Cook, Cecilia Grabber, Rhonda Lavender, Janet Levesque, Fran Walsh, and Linda Weimann. Ed Long, Tom Metcalfe, and Rich Vanslavie will play the parts of Attendants, which are non-speaking roles. Murder in the Cathedral was tentatively scheduled to be staged once before, in the spring of 1970, when production snags brought on a cancellation be- fore most of the work was ac'- complished. The play deals with the murder of Thomas a Becket, an Archbishop of Canterbury in medieval times. His death came as a result of a command uttered in anger by Becket's long time friend, Henry II of England. As one might guess, they constantly bickered over the duties and responsibilities of the Catholic Church and the English monarchy. Ernie Porter, Editor First Semester 'This semester's effort is the eighth such production to be directed and produced by Mr, Minhanl T-lnwlnu nf- the Qnf' l i 'f 'Qif've l 1 'Sggf Kathy Barnes Marty Gavaghan Jack Hyde Rich Connolly Bob Gibbons John Kearney 'fn-.,,..... Who s Vinum... is r Who Us y we 2 X I F John Jenkins Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities A ,, 3 A -1 . 7 .M ,yy ,r if fy, Q y e fxmww 1 ' ' V xv N r yyy 2 E AW gs YQ is Q FW l 13:3 y f wr in , ig, y y Q Q. 4 f . -or ff' if S, 55 ' Q- ' f , 515, . 4. fffj 2, 'f M i ' ff ,, ,wr Q - ,f i 5 Vi is ' Q Y' ffl, yyy 1' l . 'I A C-A X Joe McCloskey Alex Petrone A, Bob Witchger Ed Lewis Pele Michaels Tom Sleckel l7l 1 Social Committee if ACTIVITIES Parents' Weekend Christmas Cotillion Varsity Weekend Spring Weekend Bands Every Weekend at the Drag lnn The Spring Rock Festival Ed uoation Committee .V f ff'I I T , E 4 I 2 STANDING: Brian Shanaghan, Dick Wilson, Kevin Bilson, Rich Conolly, Bill Pauls, Bob Gibbons, Jack Hyde. KNEELING: Shawn Dugel. SEATED: Wally Malandra, Tom Barden. FRONT: Pete Michaels, Rich Vanslavie. LEH' TO RIGHT Doug White Mike Petrof Amos MacCoy Mike Marconi Chris Smith Dick Wilson 4 1. Amos McCoy, . 'f' M ,sg . ' .M , fi is - s v,K .4 ' J ' J V712 J' f f my J ,f f'h' :Q or ' j - K 4 A K J ,. x .ggi , ' v , A J - J J fs. , 'f 1 if .. gi . 'Q J S . .154 W .ii K .- -ox. . 1 wg .. 1. .ha - g ' 1 . fi s?Pui ?.fm143QXjgif1iw z 1'f2.,,.Q, . , . . .s V4 s .i53+,Qgf:w:2u.f , .JV r 1, , - S ,L 6 t in -,?.fQ,yfv4a?:fi-1Liga.,-I. Li ,N l xii, X . inks: fl .1-l'J5'5'Jilf4.fa f -vm-QU 5 1 5- -' Q STANDING: Joe Cannon, Jamie Carberry, Bob Gibbons, Mary Jo Brown, John Kearney, Kafhy Barnes, John Hyde. SEATED: Brian Buegler, Tom Sfeckel, Marfy Gavaghan, Phil Mink. Siudenl Prociors Culiural Affairs .. E! s 4 gi -fx ,AQ , ,.,, W STANDING: Brian Tom Borden. ix rf S, av,-,,2 Buegler, Dave Lenzi, John Ferrier, Curry Smith, Jim Gallo. SEATED: fi S ii V 'i' all Y, xy-V . is LJ' if 0 Eu.: ll A 1 8. r X sg: S iTANDING: Rich VanSIavie, Steve Dukehari, Dick Wilson, Rich Conolly. SEATED: Sandy Fawihorpe, Walt Malandra, Pele Michaels, Stan Sayers. 173 1' I wi jilh f . if ,K I F' My l f V A ,L .f If 1, I! ' ? 1 IFYH T 4 ir P X I 19 'r If I I, x M nf WL. v' ' N -L,f, , x 1 2. 3. 4. - Z3 zz ll. f 12. 13. Y rs, 174 x f img I tl'-, . John Jenkins Frank White Phil Mink Frank Gallo Greg Smith Matt McLoughlin Walt Canfly Harry Davies Shawn Dougel Paul Mink John Ferrier Brian Buegler Kevin Cooke Ed Weidner 1 ,f Pele Dukeharf . Albert Lucchesi 17. Jack Hyde Bob Gibbons . Joe Growney Fr. Clefus Br. Augustine . Mike Puddisfer Ralph Lancicno Bill Burk Frank Moran Paul Reomer Knights ol' Columbu gg Knights of Columbus is a society of more than a million men who have bound themselves together as brothers to help each other live as Catholic gentlemen and to offer individual and collective service to their Church, their country and their government. This year St. Bernard's Knights of Columbus, Council 4744 was presented with the Columbian Award iheld by John Ferrier, centerj, and the Star Council Award iheld by Br. Augustine, rightl. The Columbian Award is presented to outstanding College Councils while the Star Council Award is awarded to councils that fulfill their six-point programs. This year the K of C again sponsored a field and track day for the Children of Sacred Heart Grammar School and also a St. Patrick's Day Poster Contest. They also supplied readers and servers for the two Sunday student masses. - fm 4 T Q we . A ' - - Q55 13 g .4 pw ,IA ' .. 1. 'a'3m,:-+r'q 1A, .mme , 4, K ,, , 4 , i1wsf'yff.tg , fa, I Q , 1 , , as , I 1, ,writ J, , 33344 5 Jw ,, T , ,- uv J . 5 ,V x X i 44 E 5 if pf in rf. gym. 2 ,, 'V 1 K it nf: L. 5 , if. 4 ' Z if 4, 3 Pl . 9 . 1 , - PWM . I , 4- f A tfwaft lifitw ' W ' f 'W 1 a 1 wi .AA qi' J t li M 45 53, ,, yur- 'sn N, b4 4x,,,4+ ij' A001 .z 4 A T x, Q ' 4- Y O' . t .ii . , ,yy xl :V f V,,',- , f' V ey, 4 I 5' 'Q 71,1 yja , .V f ' 'i ' 7g . ,127 7 -ff- ss, it ,. 36:5 is it, QQW at C 9? Y' X 4' Matt McLoughlin, Financial Secretary, Brian Buegler, Second Semester Grand Knight, Kevin Cooke, Deputy Grand Knight, Frank Gallo, Treasurer, John Ferrier, First Semester Grand Knight, Br. Gus Campion, Secretary, Fr. Cletus Meagher, Chaplain l 1 S James Hughes, Manuel Price, Nick Herrera, Moderator, Cathy Casey, Jeremiah Alston. SEATED: Tom Steckel, Jimmy Smith, Keith Matthews, Billy Witcher, Karen Waldrop. Keith takes a fall from Manuelll The Judo Club in Aciion fm.ww-Lag, -- 3-mw,.fAam.: ., .x....W-, , ,f .W...WN . ,X Phi Alpha Theta Rho Omega, St. Bernard College, is the fourth chapter in Alabama of Phi Alpha Theta, international Honor Society in history. Membership of Phi Alpha Theta is composed of students and professors who have been elected to membership on the basis of excellence in the study or the writing of history. TOP RIGHT: Bob Mantey, Eddie Lewis. LEFT: Shields Parker, Moderator, Tom Barden, Ralph Lewis, Nancy Puckett, Ernie Porter, Abbott Gregory, Pat Freaney, Harry Davies, Steve Klein, Walter Cantley, Victor Mollozzi. FRONT: Bob Long, Lachlan Powell. sf.. .f l 5 P 72' ,- I 'fx 'far 178 sw I x K .E l. Q x ekA:'i F Af m Y bt' Rx 'x TA ich'-'SL 41 fs so sr, ' J A . s if X , F A x hum i I ., .1 iv T Q 4, '..T.kk . VL ,, ' . ii 'xy . 2 ' ' . V, ' V 5 I-V15 3 'ii . 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Mark Strickland Kathy Casey Kathy Fuqua Stan Sayers Shawn Dougal Harry Davies Frank White Ed Marsh Sandy Wiftman Brian Shanahan . Jeanne Godilhe . Tony Burns Carol Seabert . Tom Metcalfe . James Hughes . Jannet Lenzi . John Godard Cele Grabber Barbara Colombini Bill Pauls . John Hunt Bob Long . Mary Jo Brown Bob Greer t i l i t t t Religious Affairs ,.....,,M..X Steve Nally, Chairman Religious Affairs HN ,, 6 Bob Doebley and Br. Joseph Weiss, O.S.B., of the Religious Affairs Committee visit handicapped children at the Alpha Kappa Psi im, ' li Mm '5- Q Ci f-I-S-V . ' m John King, Vice-Presidentg John Kearney, Master of Rituals, John Jenkins, Treasurer, Bill Fahy, President. i 'Q' L3 1 C v +404 tp! Alex Petrone P. R. Committee Chairman Public Relations -1 .N-.4 4 I Tom Barden and Mike Marconi Station Managers Jack and Wolf, DJ's GUY Goode Br. Gus Campion 14. Fall Semester moderator Spring Semester moderator 15- WSBR Campu Radio Station The Voice of Qt. Bernard College 1. Mark Craney 2. Al Farrell Donald Grohs, DJ Harvey Wallbanger Dick Wilson Morice Hall Debra Resha Frank D'Aprile Bill Fahy Kevin Bilson Lori Mantey Monty Ballard Steve Nasca Evie Malcolm Justice Tom Blewitt 16. Super Fred Schneider 17. Bob O'Hara 18. Shawn Dougal 19. Mike James 20. Coco Wureh 21. Bob Miley 22. Amos MacCoy 23. Tom Metcalfe 24. Rich Conolly O 25. Gerry Wilders 26. Mark Strickland 27. Janet lenzi 28. Pete Dukehart 29. John Clery 30. Jan DeHoll 31. Tom Algreene 32. Br. Gus 33. Steve Dukehart 34. Mike Petrof 35. Mike Marconi 36. Lyle Lammers 37. Tom Borden 38. Ralph Rossivitch D'Amico 39. Carol Seabert 40. Tommy Jackson 41. Mike Stevens 3 ,fk,. -num? - 5 UK 5 4 x I ms 1 W mf ' X wi 4 f is S , S 5 ' 1 . 5-. L ,D+ +R Nw, 'Q' ai N iWnQ 183 SPORTS Soccer Baskeiball Baseball Tennis Golf lniramural I .E A S R ix N gg E123 '- 55 - 1. S kkkkk tg . . , .. X 3 Q M if ' Q . WT 4 E a I E Soccer . . . 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Q. of Q, , .. , his , ,ww ., A ., Stinton: Jock-Extraordinary Most Goals By Individual In I Season Most Goals By Individual In 2 Seasons Most Goals By Individual In 3 Seasons Most Goals By Individual ln I Game: 6, Fred Poggi, vs. Oglethorpe Univ. l0!23!70 6, Mike Stinton, vs. Athens College 9!28!7l Joe Virgone Memorial Soccer Award AT RIGHT: Stinton, center, receives a watch from the Athletic department and a plaque from the SGA. 4 B Coach Joseph Franey I , fx, v., Q 6' ' gay! k suv' 5 Ln-5 ., A Bl TRI-CAPTAINS: Mike Sfinfon, Dave Lenzi and Carl Kuchler FROM LEFT, STANDING: Pete Dukehari, manager, Mike Inguiaguato, Bob Baker, Pete Maurogas, Mike Stevens, Mike Turner, Evie Malcolm, Ken Fuchs, Tom Lange, Mike Guilfoil, Bill Fahy, Sid Schroll, Tom Cavanaugh, Coach Franey. KNEELING: Mark Quay, Ed Long, Buddy Watson, Ambrose Wureh, Rich Berenbak, Mike Sfinion, Dave Lenzi, Carl Kuchler, Carmen Bucherri, Steve Lynch, Ralph D'Amico, Avery Low, Sergio Molina, Tony Lucheesi. 192 SEPTEMBER 13 Athens College l7 Covenant College 21 University of the South 24 Univ. of Alabama, Huntsville 28 Athens College OCTOBER 5 University of the South 9 Covenant College 12 Univ. of Alabama, Huntsville 15 Oglethorpe University ' 23 Emory University lParents' Weekendl 26 Oglethorpe University 29 Bryan College NOVEMBER 1 Georgia College ,, , fi . U, sisl ef 'ff 1' .JV .sae-r..',3EW ' iiit il V it , . . 'Q 1 i , . dsx ' i ' ' ' . K ' Jviflel. . .sf 'L x, . - A - , ' N 53 L. 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K is wg? an .ef ASSISTS: 'I3 3 2 7 O 0 l 0 0 l 1 9 3 Our Inspiration . . . ah . . . um and a little bit more SOCCER lNDlVlDUAL AND TEAM RECORDS Records Date From 1963 and are complete through 1971 season Most team goals in 1 game: 14, against Peabody College, 10! 7! 70 'Most team goals in 1 season: 55, 1971 115 games, including 2 NAIA playoff games1 'Most goals against SBC by a college: 6, Emory University, 10!31 170: 6, Erskin College, 11117171 INAIA playoff1 'Most goalswby opponents in 1 game: 22, 1971 iU5'games including NAIA playoffs1 'Most goais individual in 1 game: 6, Fred Poggi, vs. Oglethorpe Univ. 10123170 V 6, Mike Stinton, vs. Athens College 9!28!71 'Most goals by individual in 1 season: 21, Mike Stinton, 1971 l15 games1 'Most goals by individual in 2 seasons: 38, Mike Stinton, 128 games, 1970, 19711 'Most goals by individual in 3 seasons: 51, Mike Stinton, 139 games, 1968, '70 711 'Most goals by individual in career: 61, Mike Stinton Q51 games, 1968 through 19711 Most wins in 1 season: 10, 1971 110-2-31 SBC was District 27 champions and represented the district at NAIA playoffs Most defeats in 1 season: 1966-16-61 'Denotes records broken or tied in 1971 season STANDING: Kathy Fuqua, Liz Valley, Mary Jo Brown, Janelle Masden. KNEELING: Diane Walsh Taylor, Karin Kelly. Varsilg Baskeiball ra, i e Z i Darrell Gay, Jerry Thibaulf, Jim Flood, Gary Johnson, Ron Rooks, Miles Johnson, Les Davis, Frank Cleveland, Tim Paden, Eugene Abbofl, Alan Berry, Alvin Taylor, Roger Wilson, Danny Moore, Reginald Watkins. Varsilg Team Larry Naab, Michael Evans, Ricky Bowling, Stan Leelh, Ricky Kent, Jerry Weathersby, Tim Blessinger, Daryhl Johnson and Brigido Roias. '95 .flu 8.3 2, X 'gg -my 11 f -.3 K ' 41 -M- Q3 9 Q 9 4 5 ki W H Q i s . .,iw '. 0-we 44 Big Les . . . a sure one! Great Form . . . Lousy Legs I .5L K ,. 2 a t ,.,h - Q 1 t ,gif k wtf ' '- Joe Franey, Head Coach Dwight Tucker, Assistant Coach is JA 6 8 l l 15 18 22 24 29 Spring Hill College Covenant College . Jacksonville State ..... Huntingdon College . . . Livingston Univ. . . Univ. of Montevallo Athens College . . . Troy State ...... . . .Mobile ......Tenn. .... 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BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO SPRING HILL COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN HUNTINGDON ATHENS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH LIVINGSTON UNIVERSITY FLORENCE STATE UNIVERSITY FLORENCE STATE UNIVERSITY C N1 'Q-wg wish - so '. 4. 5 . sv K Dennis Kozaczek broke the record previously set by Bob Wright in '61 and Tied by Bill 4 MQ I sl-,,i,'J L B Edwards in '63 of 2 shut-outs. Kozaczek pitched 3 shut-outs in the 1972 season. I af is y 4- A Jefferson State - Double-Header Won I2-I . . . Lost 0-3 Troy State - Double-Header Won 7-3 . . . Won 4-O University of Evansville Tied 7-7 in I0 innings Huntingdon - Double-Header Won 7-2 . . . Lost 3-4 Calhoun . . . Won l-0 Spring Hill - Double-Header Won 4-0 . . . Lost 2-ll Athens . . . Lost 0-4 Montevalla - Double-Header Won 5-4 . . . Lost 4-5 Athens . . . Won 2-l Livingston . . . Lost l-3 Birmingham Southern . . . Won 9-3 Montevallo - Double-Header Lost O-3 . . . Won 4-O at 'iff his . . T was 591'-W yis 1- X -f - m 1- 'A A s ,tt it -K ,W I Www I ,, W ,, Y W- V As the bull-pen looks on. RECORDS . . . STATISTICS Spring Hill - Double-Header Won 5-4 . . . Lost 0-3 Birmingham Southern . . . Lost 4-7 Huntingdon - Double-Header Won 4-I . . . Lost 4-5 Athens College - Double-Header Lost 0-3 . . . Won I0-4 University of the South . . . Won 7-0 Livingston . . . Lost 3-lO Florence - Double-Header Won 6-l . . . Lost 5-6 Florence - Double-Header Won 6-5 . . . Won 3-2 Overall Record I7 Wins - 13 Losses - I Tie Records Broken in '72 fum Aw M, lrs- ,4 , . Karl Kuchler broke the previous record of Bob Wright in l962 by winning 7 games 205 I-1' we l Tennis . . . X? Y . .F N f nss'rew.e,g i . Y-3 e, STANDING: Mork Quay, Br. Jude, Steve Lynch, Evie Malcolm, Bob Gibbons, Tom Lange. KNEELING: Paul Mink, Pete Mourogcs, Bill Pauls. 4, fi 7' 1' f' ff 12- 514 my V ,re ll? fzffifzffi , fr? , ' ,lk !,fy4lff' aff.-. 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Gadsden State 208 The St. Bernard Tennis Team was re-activated this year under the direction of Br. Jude. This being the first with a relatively green team, no matches were won. Mark Quay won four individuals, being the only winning member. The team gained valuable experience for the upcoming '73 season. SBC Golfing Qainis . . . 1971 NAIA Champions f ....a-- A-in FROM LEFT: Mike Zack, Paul Kenneti, Bob Marron, Bob Marsh, Ron Trefzer, Coach F,-Une V' Zack and Kennett, Senior Golfing Saints Y. w rf 4 , 9 N' 'V I 1 O J ft. Q A m i , My . if if Q Hi ij, 1, 7 , 5 1' f 3 ' if '-1 ' z . ,.u' - is f , W' ,gg Q Q .355 iw, an 1 J, ,, W f, ,fg,32W ' L4 .W I 1- n .Qv 5 ' - , ' , ,V 1 , 1 F4 ' , Ai' 'W gh- ' ,AW - wi-v ' A V '64 W W W Q-me .. , fain f' M, ,A -i,.,,,fxv.g?vA5f,w i n ,Z , , . ,,,, . . 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Troy State University Florence State University Bill Marron demonstrates technique to Ron Trefzer, left and Bob Marsh, right. TEAM MEMBERS: Average Paul Kennett, Keene, N. H. Senior 74.5 Mike Zack, Union, N. J. A Junior 73.7 Ron Trefzer, Grosse Pointe, Mich. Sophomore 76 Bob Marsh, Columbus, Ga. Junior 76.1 Bill Marron, Philadelphia, Pa. Sophomore 78.9 Team record for 1972 won 14 ' lost 0 Alabama Collegiate Conference Champions for 1970 1971 1972 NAIA District 27 Champions for 1970 1971 197 2 NAIA National Champions in 1971 NAIA 4th Place in 1970 Will be travelling to nationals on June 6, 7, 8 and 9 1972 again this year for 3rd year in a row. 3 fe ,.ll... '-sr f-c , , G5 I . Qs Q 'I 'gsfqi :2Eigvf3 ? I THE IMPERIAL CATH-THE LOAD GANG: STANDING: Benton Blake Benson Burke, STANDING. Mantey, Donnie Tom Gavin, Bob Gaston, Ralph Lanciano, Dennis Kozaczek, Otis McCloskey, James Settani, Al Farrell, Frank D'ApriIo, Wolf Sweeney, Mark Graney. KNEELING: Curry Cullen. KNEELING: Dave Morrow, Alex Petrone, Bob Johnson, John Hackett. Smith, Tom SUWYGF, Bemle SWGYTZ, Jim Gallo, HFC-15' Ed'-'-Ile, John King- .pf Joe Mike ,, em, we: ' STANDING: Ge0f9e Relendes, HRU99Y: PQtHefmQf1, -leffY GUIIQQGV: GCOVQB l'l0fleY: STANDING: Frank Moran, Shawn Dougal, Jack Brown, Doug White, Mike Petrof. I Mark 0' George C-0meYf BennY O'H0f0- KNEEUNG: Kevin Mellon, usollllfu Tom Sfelld, KNEELING: John Jancaterino, Steve Dukehart, Frank Gallo, Tom Curci. Pro, Kevin Lynn, Tucker Roche. X rc -ix .t -X7 4. : W ',15,7g'aiY Q Y , Q ,I I j yvizlggffiiqluk I Vai, ' ,, yn: 4 U., .. JGFTICS HUQIWS: TONY DUVIKIVII SIGN DIIOTUYI HCYVY DUVl95f 5leVe BUIIGVICIS DGVICI Cf-WG: STANDING: Tom Owston, Bill Worm Lawrence, Verner Heindigger, Dick Wilso, Mike Keilh M0ffl1eWS, Cl10l'le5 PUPP- KNEEUNG: PGI F e0neY, Am0S M0CC0Y:J0l1n Feffief, Zack, Bill McCann. KNEELING: Jed Paul Reamer, Carmen Bucherri, Mike Diggins, Ralph Arias, Brian Shanahan, Doc Liszka. Screw Driver, James Two-Timer Cullen. 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Then people gonna treat you better, You're gonna find, yes you will That you're beautiful as you feel. Waiting at the station with a workday wind a-blowing l've got nothing to do but watch the passers-by Mirrored in their faces I see frustration growing And they don' see it showing, why do I? l have often asked myself the reason for the sadness In a world where tears are iust a lullabye If there's any answer, maybe love can end the madness Maybe not, oh, but we can only try. You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your And show the world all the love in your heart Then people gonna treat you better You're gonna find, yes you will That you're beautiful as you feel. Carole King sit: 5 ,K 4. 7? 4 y- ,A qv ,ff if M' M 4. Wx .4 . 1 n 1 1400 Years of Benediciine Pizazz' f ig: . . S ,S nf ill! WT' if' ' 'R f ,k. 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V .f J 11 ,mfg The Editors of the Bernardian '72 feel that certain things need to be said and acknowledgements made concerning the publication of this book. The yearbook should be a reflection of the good times, and, for realism's sake, the bad times, which make up a year of our lives at SBC. In this time of cynicism we hope that this year's book presents at least some of the progress which represents the true spirit of Bernard. This is what we should look for, and remember about St. Bernard and not the sometimes underhanded moves of some here who seek only personal gain, and use their power to pursue it. While meeting with opposition in regards to the BERNARDIAN '727 we found that everywhere there was opposition there was equal and opposite support. We found that for every POLITICIAN playing against us, there were two people there to help. We hope that we have produced a book which is representative of what the maiority feel toward Bernard. We wish to thank several people, without whom the book would have been much more difficult to produce. Martin Fisher, our moderator until his departure in February, and often moderator by proxy thereafter, was a tremendous help, both actually and psychologically. Mrs. Marian Mullin stepped in to assume the duties of moderator near the end of the year when we needed her to fill the slot. Mrs. Helen Glasscock showed interest in the book and helped us smooth over some rather touchy details. Fr. Aloysius, with an already overwhelming work-load, gave us tremendous support in the publication of the book. We appreciate very much his always being there when we needed him. Numerous people made up our staff and helped us put together what was eventually to be the BERNARDIAN '72, Tom Steckel stayed with us until the book was packed and in the mail. Jamie Carberry and Mary Jo Brown helped with the headache of circulation. Tom Barden arranged pictures and did layout. Br. Charlie Secundus, Mark Mages, Jeremiah Alston, John Hunt and several others helped with lay-out. We wish especially to thank John Kearney, Marty Gavaghan and John Jenkins, and the entire SGA for subsidizing an additional 38 pages to allow us to cover more of the events of the past year. We hope that this BERNARDIAN will recall for you some of the more memorable moments at SBC in 1971-72. Ll2er, Editor HJ renda onner, -Editor f Ltndio.. o-Meg! 9 230 SILVER PATRONQ Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bilson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Freaney Mr. and Mrs. L. Lenzi Mr. and Mrs. R. Mantey Anne Marie Witchger John Thomas Witchger Mary Louise Witchger Edward Gerald Witchger Joseph William Witchger Stephen Martin Witchger J Elizabeth Ann Witchger Andrew Joseph Witchger Matthew Joseph Witchger' Teresa Francis Witchger Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Godar Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh William J. Rauch ' GOLD PATRON9 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Witchger Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Trefzer John J. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Deery Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Davies Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dinan Mr. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cullinan Mr. and Mrs. Berino Bonitatis Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins Mr. J. Lawrence Kelly Mrs. E. F. Widner Mrs. Margaret Berenbak Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buterick Mr. and Mrs. George Steckel Mr. and Mrs. Charles D'Angelis Mr. and Mrs. John J. Haggerty Mrs. Regina McCloskey Mrs. Mary Rose Naab Dr. and Mrs. John C. DeHoll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lammers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nally Mr. and Mrs. John Quay Mr. John L'Donnell James W. Tidwell L. F. O'Donohoe Mr. and Mrs. John J. Blewitt Julia M. Blewitt Elizabeth L. Blewitt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbons Complimenis of Siudeni Governmeni Associaiion Qi. Bernard College Complimenis ol' Loveman's Weslern Hills Mall Fairfield. Alabama Wifi- ,, i 'i QP fi A ', Lag, Q , Pt gl 4 2 Q 5 lg rf 1 -ss. - Compliments ot' Knights of Columbu Council Number 4766 St. Bernard College 'U l ,+--'s......Z TOP LEFT: Fr. Richard Jax, O.S.B. receives certificate as Fourth Degree Knight. UPPER RIGHT: Members of th. Knights of Columbus. LOWER LEFT: Former Grand Knight John Ferrier presents gavel to Brian Buegler, presen Grand Knight. LOWER RIGHT: Br. Augustine Campion, Secretary records minutes of the meeting. fe The Four-Wag Test of the Things we Think. Sag. or Do. 1. ls it the truth? 2. ls it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build goodwill and bel-ter friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned? Compliments ol' Rotaract Club 6 ol' St. Bernard Orthopedic Prosthetic Braces Limbs Fillauer Drthopedic a s H Q 936 E. Third St. 2200 N. Roan Blvd. Chattanooga, Tenn. 37401 Johnson City, Tenn. 615-267-1161 615-928-3172 Compliments ol' Dr. W. L. Nixon. M.D. ZQJXW . ? 113 2nd Ave., I Cullman, Alab -.. 734-601 0 b 'i 236 Student Directorg Aaron, Randy L. Route 3, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Aaron, William Kenneth 278 Sanford St., Boaz, Ala. 35957 Abbott, Gary Paul 21 Greenwood Ave., Keene, N. H. 03431 Abbott, Marion Eugene, Jr. Star Rt. Box 68, Jasper, Ala. 35501 Abercrombie, Bobby Don Route 1, Lacey, S Spring, Ala. 35754 Algreene, Thomas Michael 330 w 20th St., Riviera Beach, Fla. 33404 Alston, Jeremiah Morris, Jr. 169 Hoyt St., Sumter, S. C. 29150 Arias, Manuel R. P. O. Box 8480, Panama 7 Ashley, Robert Maskell 714 Elm St., Boaz, Ala. 35957 Ayers, Joyce Marie P. O. Box 149, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Bagley, William Heartsell Route 11, Box 248, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bailey, Charles Kinnie Route 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bailey, Darrell R. Route 1, Box 60, Baileyton, Ala. 35019 Baker, Robert James 123 Ruth St., West Islip, N. Y. 11795 Ballard, James M. lll 3748 Valley Head Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 35223 Ballard, Michael Steven 3748 Valley Head Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 35223 Bane, M. Enda iSr.l 1890 Carlton St., Merritt Island, Fla. 32952 Barber, Wonda Marie Route 2, Box 551, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Barden, Thomas P. 7 Hollywood Ct., Far Rockaway, N. Y. 1 1600 Barker, Paul David Route 7, Box 243, Jasper, Ala. 35501 Barnes, Kathryn Cecilia 1963 Valencia Rd., DeKalb Co., Decatur, Ga. 30032 Barnett, Chesley Arlen lll Route 1, Box 4, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Bartlett, Paula Ann iHudsonJ 1535-B Princeton Ave., S. W., Birmingham, Ala. 3521 1 Basenberg, Donald Wayne P. O. Box 32, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bates, Martine Griffith Route 2, Box 21, Decatur, Ala. 35601 Bedard, Edmond Ellis 106 Maple Dr., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bell, Algie L. Route 1, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Below, David John 1745 Highland Dr., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Below, Susan Jane 406 - 2nd Avenue, N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Benefield, Mary Eloise Route 11, Box 511, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Berenbak, Richard lronia Rd., Mendham, N. J. 07945 Berry, Alan Ted 3307 Archer Dr., Huntsville, Ala. 35805 Bilson, Bivins, Bivins, Blake, Kevin A. 5711 Walker St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 Harry E. Route 9, Box 269, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Sharon Yates Route 9, Box 269, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Benton David 1804 Grundy St., Warrington, Fla. 32507 Blessinger, Timothy Louis R. R. 3, Jasper, Ind. 47546 Blewitt, Thomas J. 32 Glen Park Rd., Glen Ridge, N. J. 07028 Bolzle, Glen Max Route 9, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bonitatis, Steven Joseph 888 Crestline Dr., Blue Bell, Pa. 19422 Bonner, Brenda Ellen Route 8, Box 150, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bowling, Ricky Joe Puckett Rd., Hartselle, Ala. 35640 Bowman, lna Louise Bowman, Judy C. 104 - 12th St. N. W., Arab, Ala. 35016 Brannan, Steve Randall Route 7, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Brannon, Sarah Lois Route 1, Addison, Ala. 35540 Brigham, John R. Box 226, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Brown Hollis Ray Bel Aire Apts. 62, Decatur, Ala. 35601 Mary Jo 23 Byrd Circle, Ozark, Ala. 36360 Michael Edwin 415 Highland Ave., Downingtown, Pa. 19335 Patsy Gail Route 1, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Robert Doyle Route 3, Box 226, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Brunner, Harry Franklin, Jr. Route 5, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bryan, Bartee Box 34, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Bryant, Patrick Dwight Route 11, Box 602, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Buccheri, Carmen William 723 Belfield Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Buegler, Brian Joseph 102 Orchard Hill Dr., Lincroft, N. J. 07738 Bull, Glenn E. 43 Mermont Circle, Darby, Pa. 19023 Burke, William J. 52 Reid Ave., Babylon, N. Y. 11702 Burnham, Edward Daryl Box 282, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Burns, Anthony A. 1420 Brunner Ave., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Burns, Joseph A. 7432 Miller Ave., Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Burns, William Keith Route 4, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Buterick, Stephen Peter Iroquois Ave., Beach Haven, N. J. 08008 Butler, Glenda F. Route 5, Box 11, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Butler, Leldon Ray 907 - 2nd Ave. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Bynum, William Edward 1010 Highway 31 N., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Byrd, Billy Joe Route 1, Box 15, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Cain, Charles Terry Route 1, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Calloway, Albert Windell Route 1, Joppa, Ala. 35087 Calvert, Doris Rhodes Route 6, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Calvert, Rockwell Nelson Route 5, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Cameron, Daniel Joseph 36 W. Berkley Ave., Clifton Hts., Pa. 19018 Cameron, James C. 1309 St. Joseph St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Campbell, Gary DeWayne Route 1, Bremen, Ala. 35033 Cantley, Walter G. 303 Brannon Dr., Maryville, Tenn. 37801 Capp, William C. 1540 Woodland St. N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Carberry, Mary Jane 1 12 Curtis Ave., Collingswood, N. J. 08108 Carnagey, Mary M. Box 495, R. R. 1 1, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Casey, Kathleen Anne 4813 Comly St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 Caspar, George Joseph 5306 Falmouth Rd., Washington, D. C. 20016 Cavanaugh, Thomas S. 11 Danes St., Blue Point, N. Y. 11715 Caya, David G. 30 E. Linden Ave., Collingswood, N. J. 08108 Chambers, Billy R. Route 9, Box 270, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Clery, John Hobson 611 E. Manda Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Cleveland, Frankie Wilson Route 1, Hackleburg, Ala. 35564 Cleveland, Kathy J. 1317 3rd St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Clinton, James J. Lloyd Rd., Sylacaugo, Ala. 35150 Cole, Joan Evelyn Route 4, Hanceville, Ala 35077 Colombini, Barbara Rose 353 Middle Rd., Bayport, N. Y. 11705 Connolly, Richard A. 4410 Bond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Contorno, Madeline iSr.l Sacred Heart Convent, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Cook, Bridget Ann 935 Oglethorpe, Atlanta, Ga. 30303 Cooke, Kevin M. 228 Clifton Ave., Collingsdale, Pa. 19023 Cooley, Dee Anne P. O. Box 276, Boaz, Ala. 35957 Cornelius, Brenna Carol Route 1, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Cornelius, Mary Jim Route 2, Box 280, Guntersville, Ala. 35976 Cox, Franklin Thomas, Jr. 508 Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 19010 Cox, Sue Carol 100 - 7th Avenue S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Craft, Barnie Robert, Jr. Route 2, Box 197, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Craft, Ramona Duke Route 2, Box 197A, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Crane, Mary S. 1400 Old Shell Rd., Mobile, Ala. 36604 Craney, Mark David 505 Burton Rd., Dreland, Pa. 19075 Crawford, Margie A. Box 441, Route 1, Somerville, Ala. 35670 Creel, Robert Neil, Route 2, Albertville, Ala. 35950 Crumbley, Rickey Lynn Route 1, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Crumbley, Ronald Keith Route 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Crutchfield, Sherry A. 1741 Lakehill St., N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Cull, James Lawrence 1781 Carr, Memphis, Tenn. 38104 Cullen, James Richard 227 N. Arlington Ave., East Orange, N. J. 07017 Curci, Thomas Michael 469 Harper Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Dahlke, Edward Dallett, Thomas Brinton 509 Cynwyd Circle, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 19004 D'Amico, Ralph James 6 Ridley Ave., Aldon, Pa. 19018 D'Angelis, Frank Anthony 905 S. E. 2 Court, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33301 D'Aprile, Frank John 2845 Arthur Lane, Wantagh, N. Y. 11710 Davies, Harry B. 1919 Crossgate Lane, Louisville, Kentucky 40222 Davis, Donald Clifton 5870 S. W. 85th St., Miami, Fla. 33143 Davis, Les Route 2, Box 180, Headland, Ala. 36345 Davis, Odell 4118 Bethany Ave., Brighton, Ala. 35020 Deery, Gerald Francis 2160 Mt. Carmel Ave., Glenside, Pa. 19038 Dees, William Kim 909 9th St. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 DeGroff, Ann Marie 2725 Covington Pike, Memphis, Tenn. 38128 DeHall, Jan Frederic 6814 N. 27th St., Arlington, Va. 22213 Dickinson, Donald Ray Route 1, Falkville, Ala. 35622 Diggins, Michael 2424 39th Ave., Halt, Ala. 35401 Dlugos, Robert Andrew 4 Rodgers Pl., Pensacola, Fla. 32506 Dobbs, Mary Delia Star Route, Albertville, Ala. 35950 Doebley, Robert Joseph 3122 Belgreen Pl., Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 Dougal, Shawn Michael 41 Hazelwood Ave., Livingston, N. J. 07039 Daugherty, Daniel Joseph 426 Farnsworth Dr., Broomall, Pa. 19008 Drake, Earney Neal Route 8, Box 192, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Drummond, Donald R. Route 1, Crane Hill, Ala. 35053 Dukehart, Peter Joseph 3001 Meredith Lane, Norristown, Pa. 19403 Dukehart, Stephen Carl 3001 Meredith Lane, Norristown, Pa. 19403 Duncan, Elaine Day Route 2, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Durkin, Anthony Joseph 505 Cherry St., Clifton Heights, Pa. 19018 Early, Lawana Gaye Route 2, Bremen, Ala. 35033 Eddleman, Willie Lee Route 2, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Eidson, Araneita Bradley 1707 Convent Rd. N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Eramian, Robert 303 Third Ave., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Fahey, M. Angela lSr.l 1429 Broward Rd., St. Pats. Schl., Jacksonville, Fla. 32218 A Fahy, William C., Jr. 1429 Grace Rd., Swathmore, Pa. 19081 Farrell, Alfred Thomas III 8431 Pickering St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19150 Fawtharp, Sandra Cameron 854 Calle 2, Ext. Villamar, Santurce, P. R. 00913 Fell, Paula Morkada P. O. Box 128, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Ferrier, John 620 Georges La., Admare, Pa. 19003 Finley, Edward Christopher 522 Glenfield Ave., Glenolden, Pa. 19036 Fitzgerald, Thomas Kevin 84 High St., Closter, N. H. 07624 Flood, James Lerdy 3742 Montrose Circle, Jackson, Miss. 39216 Florence, Mark Eugene 507 7th St. S. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Flores, Anna Maria Route 7, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Fontana, Thomas Paul P. O. Box 1, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Fossett, John Charles 219 Dimarco Dr., Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 Freaney, William Patrick 133 Central Ave., New Providence, N. J. 07974 Friedrick, Judy Marlene 1502 Warnke Rd., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Fuchs, Kenneth Edward 84 Alyea St., Newark, N. J. 07105 Fuqua, Kathleen Therese 1448 Fairmont Rd., Sylacauga, Ala. 35150 Gadilhe, Jeanne Ann 420 Hearn Circle, Birmingham, Ala. 35215 Gagliardi, Richard Harald 262 Lynn Rd., Ridley Park, Pa. 19078 Gallo, Francis Enzo 248 Langnecker St., Buffalo, N. Y. 14206 Gallo, James Vincent 4041 Marshall Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Gannon, Joseph Henry 246 Rackglen Rd., Pennwynne, Penn. 19151 Garby, Thomas Anthony 1715 W. Central Ave., Seaside Park, N. J. 08752 Garcia, Francis E. 3550 N. W. 4th St., Miami, Fla. 33125 Gardner, Deborah Diann 1311 Maole Dr., N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Garlock, David Nicholas 3446 Navaho Dr., North Highlands, Calif. 95660 Garrett, Ellis 1115 Elizabeth Dr., Hartselle, Ala. 35640 Gaston, Robert 318 Westmont Dr., Collingdale, Pa. 19023 Gavaghan, Martin 6 Rech Ave., Oreland, Pa. 19075 Gavin, Thomas Anthony 1612 Black Rack Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. 19801 Gay, Herbert Darrell General Delivery, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Genther, Raymond Bernard 433 Forrest Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Gettelfinger, Diane Marie 1903 Martha Berry Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. 37918 Gibbons, Robert William 11 Euclid Ave., Binghamton, N. Y. 13903 Gilbert, E. Judson 523 W. Grand Ave., Gadsden,Ala. 35901 Gilbotowski, Edward Francis 27 Jeffrey Rd., Aldan, Pa. 19018 Gilley, James R. Route 9, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Godar, John S. 9831 Sappington Rd., St. Louis, Ma. 63128 Godt, Earl Wayne, ll Route 4, Tuscumbia, Ala. 35674 Goidel, Michael George 601 - 4th St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Golden, Joseph Edward Route 2, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Gonzalez, Raphael A. 69 Atanacio Cuadra, Box 11 17, Humacao, Puerto Rico 00661 Goodno, James Howard Route 9, Box 290, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Gorman, Steven Michael 3 Beach Ave., Penns Grove, N. J. 08069 Gaslinski, Kathleen 4700 N. W. 11th Ct., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33313 Grabber, Cecilia R. Route 2, Bax 535, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Graham, Steven Edward Route 7, Bax 203, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Graham, Terry Nobley Route 6, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Graveman, Wilfred Charles Route 12, Bax 108, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Graves, Gary Randel Route 12, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Graves, Max Durwin Route 1, Bremen, Ala. 35033 Graves, Michael Wayne Route 1, Bremen, Ala. 35033 Greer, Robert Anthony 504 Broadway, Westville, N. J. 08093 Griffin, William Howard 510 - 5th Ave., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Grohs, Donald Joseph, Jr., 92 Spear St., Oakland, N. J. 07436 Growney, Joseph P., Jr. 46 Westlawn Rd., Livingston, N. J. 07039 Gudaitis, Susan Mary 8900 Camille Dr., Huntsville, Ala. 35802 Guthrie, Edwin 712 Musgrave Ave. S. W. lRt. 121, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hackett, John Patrick 540 S. W. 22nd Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33312 Haggerty, Brian 320 Pelhandale Ave., Pelham, N. Y. 10803 Hall, Peggy Sue lBrightl Route 6, Box 223, Albertville, Ala. 35950 Hallman, Stephen Hamilton Box 58, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Haragan, James M. 713 Green Ridge La., Louisville, Ky. 40207 Hardiman, Michael Route 1, Bax 40, Warrior, Ala. 35180 Harris, James Earlis Route 8, Box 157, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Harris, Norman D. 1111 Oak St. N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Harrison, Thomas Daniel 117 Wellington Ave., Short Hills, N. J. 07078 Hasenbein, William R. Route 15, Box 42, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hayman, Sidney Howard 1413 Brunner St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Haynes, Wandora Route 6, Box 249, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hays, David Wayne Route 9, Bax 349, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Heatherly, Michael Randall P. O. Bax 192, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Heaton, Ronald Stanley Route 5, Bax 348, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Helms, Annie Lorie Route 2, Horton, Ala. 35980 Helms, Ruby Jane Route 1, Bax 6358, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Henderson, Dale Route 2, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Henderson, Philip B. Route 1, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Hendrix, Geraldine H. 701 6th St. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hennessey, Neil John 918 Shilo Rd., Westchester, Pa. 19380 Herlihy, Jeremiah F. 2304 Seminole St., Adelphi, Md. 20783 Hermann, Patrick 11308 Trails North Dr., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 46805 Hicks, Perry Othell Route 4, Box 1020, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 237 Jenkins, John T. 373 Lakeview Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 38 Hightower, George Route 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hipp, Gregory Dean Star Route, Union Grove, Ala. 35175 Hollingsworth, Clarence Jimmy 19370 Fort St., Apt. 204, Riverview, Michigan 48192 Hollis, Charles Edward Route 4, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Holmes, Patricia Ann Route 1, Eva, Ala. 35621 Howard, Ola Maxine lBolzlel Route 9, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Howard, Ronald Euel Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Howse, David Allen 1317 - 3rd St., S. E., Apt. D, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Huddleston, Danny W. Route l, Baileyton, Ala. 35019 Hudson, Anita Gail Route 1, Logan, Ala. 35098 Hug, John Joseph 1736 Woodland St., N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hughes, James 3024 23rd St., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Hughey, Barbara J. P. O. Box 394, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Humphries, Ann F. Route 1, Baileyton, Ala. 35019 Hunt, John Charles 6320 Davies Ave., N. W., Huntsville, Ala. 35806 Hutchison, Carole Richter 1 10 - 9th St., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Hyde, John Joseph 130 Kathnere Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Ingram, Margaret lMaxcyl Drawer 948, Cullman, Ala. 35055 lnguagiato, Joseph M. 3400 Grass Hill Terr., Falls Church, Va. 22044 Jackson, Allen Clark Route 4, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Jaeger, Bridget Kuni 3058 Lanier Dr., Atlanta, Ga. 30319 James, Michael Edward 512 Fairlane Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 37211 Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson Betty J. Route 1, Arab, Ala. 35016 Daryhl Lindsay A. P. O. Box 977, Clinton, Miss. 39056 Gary D. Route 2, Danville, Ala. 35619 Gaylon D. Route 12, Box 255, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Miles 355 Booker, New Albany, Miss. 38652 Johnston, Maybelle H. Route 1, Box 764, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Jolly, Brenda Mae 4257 - 27th Pl., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Jones, David Lee 844 N. 45th St., Birmingham, Ala. 35212 Jones, Gilda Cassandra 2620 Lilly, Jackson, Miss. 39213 Jones, Marie Dolores 705 6th St. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Jones, Mariorie Ruth K. Route 2, Albertville, Ala. 35950 Jones, Randall Lee Route 5, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Jones, Shenita Ann 1817 - 9th, Northport, Ala. 35476 Jones, Warren Douglas Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Kearney, John C. 4232 Kennesaw Dr., Mt. Brook, Ala. 35213 Kelley, Stephen Michael 7 York Ave., Niontic, Conn. 06357 Kelly, John-Lawrence 20 Midland Pl., Newark, N. J. 07106 Kelly, Karin M. 20 Midland Pl., Newark, N. J. 07106 Kennett, Paul Davis 275 Court St., Keene, N. H. 03431 Kent, Charles Rickey Route 10, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Killian, Deborah 314 - 12th St., N. W., Arab, Ala. 35016 King, John Joseph 12 Whittier Terrace, Bloomfield, N. J. 07003 King, Lillian Joan lBlackl Guntersville Rd., Arab, Ala. 35016 Kozaczek, Dennis 750 Jackson Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. 07201 Kretzschmar, Paula Kay P. O. Box 25, Garden City, Ala. 35070 Kretzschmar, Wilda Jenkins Route 2, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Krup, Carmalita H. Route 8, Cullman, Ala. 35083 Kuchler, Carl Frank 35 W. Ridley Ave., Norwood, Penn. 19074 Kugler, Virginia A. Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lacey, M. Annunciata lSr.l 1429 Broward Rd., St. Pats Schl., Jacksonville, Fla. 32218 Lackey, Deborah 'Rosita P. O. Box 814, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lackey, Zudie M. P. O. Box 116, Boaz, Ala. 35957 Lammers, Lyle M. 1477 Snapfinger Rd., Decatur, Ga. 30032 Lanciano, Ralph Robert 1200 Childs Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Laney, Jerry W. Route 3, Vinemont, Ala 35179 Lange, Thomas Michael 1786 Brecon Dr., Jackson, Miss. 3921 1 Lopsley, Eddie Lee 4135 - 5th Court N., Birmingham, Ala. 35222 Laux, Janice Marie Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Laux, Joyce Diann Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lavender, Rhonda Ann P. O. Box 113, Northport, Ala. 35476 Lawrence, Dora C. 1318 - 5th St. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lawrence, William, Jr. 57 Folcroft Ave., Folcroft, Pa. 19032 Lee, Marilyn Kaye Route 4, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Leeth, Jeanette M. P. O. Box 18, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Leeth, John Stanford, Jr. Route 3, Box 385, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Lemons, Larry Joe Route 1, Union Grove, Ala. 35175 Lenzi, David J. 1008 Windsor Rd., Collingdale, Pa. 19023 Lenzi, Janet Terese 1008 Windsor Rd., Collingdale, Pa. 19023 Lessere, Peter Graydon 1304 Maple Dr., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lewis, Dianne Harrington 1009 - 7th St. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lewis, Eddie Lee 1009 - 7th St. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lewis, James Michael 524 Moale Ave., Mayport N. S., Jacksonville, Fla 32227 Lewis, Ralph Alvin Route 9, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lewter, Desta Lagatha Short St., Guntersville, Ala. 35976 Livingston, Xenopha K. 203 7th St. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Logan, Wallace Virgil Route 3, Box 174, Falkville, Ala. 35622 Long, Robert B. 562 Wynnewood Rd., Pelham Manor, N. Y. 10803 Lopez, Linda R. P.O. Box 20, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Lovoy, Joseph Domenico 1629 Edgewood St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Loyd, Robert Eugene Route 2, Box 390, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Lucchesi, Albert Anthony 869 N. Belvedere, Memphis, Tenn. 38107 Lucchesi, Louis T., Jr. 847 N. Avalon, Memphis, Tenn. 38107 Lucia, Byron G. St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Lucia, Joanne M. Hopkins St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Lynch, Stephen Thomas 301 Felton Ave., Collingdale, Pa. 19023 McCahan, Carol Jane D-25 Abbington Dr., Hightstown, N. J. 08520 McCandlish, Carl Austin, Jr. 831 Tanna Hill Dr., Huntsville, Ala. 35802 McCann, William John 220 Marshall Ave., Collingdale, Pa. 19023 McCloskey, Joseph J. 464 Leedom St., Jenkintown, Penn. 19046 McCormick, Elizabeth Ann 2225 Briarcliff Rd., S. E., Huntsville, Ala. 35802 McElroy, Anthoneria 551 41st Pl. N., Birmingham, Ala. 35222 McGuire, Daniel Gerard Route 1, Box 810, Chesterfield, Mo. 35055 McLoughlin, Matthew Joseph, Jr. 17 Eagle Terrace, West Orange, N. J. 07052 McPhillips, John S. 509 3rd St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 MacCoy, David John 713 N. Eagle Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Maddux, Michael Lee Route 1, Box 123, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Mages, Mark Henry 2110 Jackson St., Eugene, Oregon 97405 Mages, Ursula Marie 310 King Rd., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 30305 Main, David Frank P. O. Box 246, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Malandra, Walter W. 1372 Harrington Rd., Havertown, Po. 19083 Malcolm, Everett James 10 Montrose Ave., Fanwood, N. J. 07073 Maley, Daniel Joseph 431 S. Park Ave., Norristown, Pa. 19401 Mann, Steven Delane Route 2, Box 367, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Manning, Charles St. Bernard Abbey, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Manning, James Michael 718 Scenic Dr., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Mantey, Lauretta Rita 17 Michael Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Mantey, Robert F. 17 Michael Rd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Marconi, Michael Joseph 8V2 Clinton St., Morristown, N. J. 07960 Marron, William Aloysious 126 Green Valley Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Marsh, Robert Lee 26A Arrowhead Rd., Columbus, Ga. 31905 Richard Marty, James D. 102 4th Ave., H. S. A., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Masden, Janelle 546 Edgeknoll Lane, Birmingham, Ala. 35209 Matthews, Keith E. 2967 Alta Rd., Montgomery, Ala. 361 10 Mauldin, Frances Ann P. O. Box 101, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Mauragas, Peter Anthony 32 High St., New Providence, N. J. 07974 Melton, Kevin Charles 7 Girard Ave., Bayshore, N. Y. 1 1706 Melton, Tommie Lynn Route 1, Box 222, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Metcalfe, Thomas Anthony 511 Boyd's La., Portsmouth, R. I. 02871 Michaels, Peter J. 36 - 24 Station Terrace, Fairlawn, N. J. 07410 Middlebrooks, Deborab M. P.O. Box 525, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Miley, Robert E., Jr. 24 Fairview Dr., West Chester, Pa. 19380 Miller, Edward William, Jr. 25 Judson St., Shelton, Conn. 06484 Miller, Martha H. Rt. 1, Box 900, Arab, Ala. 35016 Miller, Phillip Hoyt 508 7th St., N. E., Arab, Ala. 35016 Milligan, Gary Lee Rt. 5, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Mills, M. Marcellina iSr.l 1890 Carlton St., Div. Mercy C, Merritt Island, Fla. 32952 Milner, Brenda F. Rt. 6, Boaz, Ala. 35957 Mink, Paul Joseph 1508 Pennylane, S. E., Decatur, Ala. 35601 Mink, Philip Harvey 1508 Pennylane, Decatur, Ala. 35601 Minnitt, Jo Anne R. Rt. 3, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Mollozzi, Victor 31 Carolynn Rd., Elizabeth, N. J. 07201 Moore, Daniel Patrick 45 Harwich St., Hartford, Conn. 061 14 Moore, Maxine W. Box 25, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Moran, Francis Joseph 23 Nutman Pl., W. Orange, N. J. 07052 Morrice, Enrique Adolfo P. O. Box 6263 Morris, Thomas Dean Rt. 3, Box 97, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Morrow, David R. 44 N. Diamond St., Clifton Heights, Pa. 19018 Morsch, Edwin George 48 Thirty-Eighth St., Irvington, N. J. 07111 Morton, Randall Jesse West Mann, Boaz, Ala. 35957 Mosteller, Gene Allen Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Murphree, Ann Renee 1508 Maple Dr., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Murphree, Michael Alan 409 - 13th St., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Murphree, Sheila Ann iManningl 409 - 13th St., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Myers, David Joe 1614 Ward Dr., S. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Naab, Larry Dale 107 North 20th, Vincennes, Ind. 47591 Nally, Stephen J. 130 New Rd. Apt. G 15, Parsippany, N. J. 07054 Nasca, Stephen Paul 7426 Carol La., Falls Church, Va. 22042 Neal, Judy Kaye Rt. 3, Box 322, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Neely, Judith Kay 305 Frederick Dr., Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35401 Nelson, Catherine D. 1316 Tidwell St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Nelson, Larry Joe P. O. Box 256, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Nesmith, Linda Jean Box 292, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Nestor, Thomas J., Jr. 333 Kent Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 19004 Nicholas, George Victor 1403 Goehler Rd., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Nix, Charles R. 107 Denson Ave., N. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Nixon, David Edward 500 3rd Ave. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Oden, Ollie Carden 1406 Lakeside Dr., Cullman, Ala. 35055 O'Donnell, John Michael, Jr. 13035 Worthington Rd., Philadelphia, Pa 191 16 O'Donohoe, Lamont Jr. 219 Cherokee Rd., Nashville, Tenn. 37205 Ogletree, Rhonda Susan Rt.-One, Arab, Ala. 35016 O'Hara, Bernard Andrew 1536 Penn. Ave., Scranton, Pa. 18509 O'Hara, Robert Alan 350 Park Ave., Newark, N. J. 07107 Owston, Thomas F. 309 Brookline Blvd., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Paden, Timothy Ellis Rt. 3, Tuscumbia, Ala. 35674 Pannone, Josephine 32 Ledgewood Dr., Smithtown, N. Y. 11787 Parker, Carol Ann Rt. 2, Box 1 13A, Union Grove, Ala. 35175 Parker, Jerry Eugene Rt. 3, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Patterson, Gary Luther Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Patterson, Michael L. Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Pauls, William Patrick 5850 Cameron Run Terr. 3726, Alexandria, Va 22303 Penn, Larry C. Rt. One, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Perry, Melba Faye Rt. 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Petrof, Mike Stephen 1833 Shadow La., Montgomery, Ala. 36106 Petrone, Alexander M. 1413 Black Rock Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. 19081 Phillips, Cassie C. 310 - 9th St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Phillips, Charlotte Julia 723 Huey St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Phillips, Joseph William 711 Oak Dr., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Pierce, Roger Lee Rt. 12, Box 233A, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Ponech, John Thomas 1250 Brimley Rd., Apt. 37, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Potter, Mary A. 903 3rd Ave. N. W., Arab, Ala. 35016 Potter, Parley, Dean 903 3rd Ave., N. W., Arab, Ala. 35016 Powell, Dorothy S. 4107 Conn. Ave. Apt. 7, Washington, D. C. 20008 Powell, Jeanette Bachelor 1824 Oakmont Dr. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Powell, Lachlan Derrick Rt. 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Preston, Carol M. 1491 Longbrook St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Price, Nathan Manuel Rt. 12, Box 105, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Puckett, Nancy S. 3005 lsha-Lane Dr., Toledo, Ohio 43606 Puddister, Michael Magee 128 Southbrook Dr., Jackson, Miss. 39211 Pultro, Robert Anthony 7165 Erdrick St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19135 Quay, Mark Gerar 8214 Riverdale, Dearborn Hts., Mich. 48127 Rakestraw, Sharon Dianne Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Ratliff, Edigna Ann iEdwardsl Rt. 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Rauch, Joseph P. 300 S. Newtown Rd., Newtown Sq., Pa. 19073 Ray, Peggy Nell Rt. 2, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Reamer, Paul Anthony 574 Dorchester Dr., River Vale, N. J. 07675 Redding, Verdeara Voline Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Reed, Steven Jeff P. O. Box 605, Arab, Ala. 35016 Rees, Robert A. 1109 Chestnut Rd., Huntsville, Ala. 35805 Reese, David Franklin Rt. 9, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Reese, James Raphael Rt. 2, Box 432, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Reeser, John Michael Rt. One, Box 290, Gardendale, Ala. 35071 Reid, Dennis Edward Route 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Reid, James A. Rt. 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Resha, Deborah Ann Rt. 4, Box 13, Old Leeds Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 35210 Rezendes, George John 95 Alan Ave., Portsmouth, R. I. 02871 Rhodes, Maxie Grant Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Richard, David Paul P. O. Box 157, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Richard, Dennis Wayne 1533 11th St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 James Stephen Rt. 3, Box 151, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Richard, Robert Joseph St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Rigsby, Cheryl Rt. 3, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Roche, Thomas J. 922 Delaware St., Scranton, Pa. 18509 Roias, Brigido, Jr. 5844 McMillan, Detroit, Mich. 48209 Rooks, Ronald Rt. One, Box A., Leesburg, Ala. 35983 Rooney, John Gerard 14441 Highland Ave., Orland Park, Ill. 60462 Rowe, Billy Don Rt. One, Falkville, Ala. 35622 Ryan, William A. 549 8th Ave., Troy, N. Y. 13847 Sanford, Hughel J. Route One, Crane Hill, Ala. 35053 Sanford, Ray Lelton Route 2, Blountsville, Ala. 35031 Satterfield, Jackie G. Route 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Sawyer, Thomas Murray 1906 Wellbourne Dr., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 30324 Sayers, Stanley Patrick 5212 Santa Rosa Ct., Cape Coral, Fla. 33904 9 Thompson, Nina Caralenei 507 Birmingham St., S. W., Cullman, Ala. 240 Schneider, Fred C. 64 S. Greenbrier Dr., Orange, Conn. 06477 Schroll, Sidney Donna 3609 Bennett, Montgomery, Ala. 36109 Schwaiger, Leo, Jr. Rt. , Box 53, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Schwarz, Charles Joseph 823 Little Shiloh Rd., West Chester, Pa. 19380 Scott, Dwight D. Box 117, Holly Pond, Ala. 35083 Scott, Philip St. Bernard Abbey, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Screws, Karen Jeannette 1 104 Grafenstatte St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Screws, Steven A. 1104 Grafenstatte St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Seabert, Carol Ann 6539 Ledbury Dr., Jacksonville, Fla. 32210 Seeley, David J. 4032 Meadowlawn Dr., Birmingham, Ala. 35243 Segers, Iva F. Rt. 6, Box 211, Albertville, Ala. 35950 Self, Donna A. 1 108 Lee Ave. S. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Shanahan, Brian Joseph 21 Mt. Pleasant, W. Orange, N. J. 07052 Sharpton, Geraldine Crider Rt. One, Logan, Ala. 35098 Shavers, James Cecil Jr. CIO A. J. Richter, Rt. 2, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Shields, Maureen A. 364 W. Springfield Rd., Springfield, Pa. 19064 Sims, Charles Edward 305 Cleveland Ave. Apt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Skinner, Donald Eugene Rt. 10, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Smaidor, George Joseph 133 St. James Pl., Buffalo, N. Y. 14222 Smith, Christopher Gerard 613 Bowling Green, Moorestown, N. J. 08057 Smith Smith I I Grady Webster Jr. 204 Convent Rd. S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Gregory D. 932 Turner Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Smith Larry Vann Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Smith Ronnie Michael Rt. 3, Modaus Rd., Decatur, Ala. 35601 Smith, Stephen Curran 3600 S. Delaney St., Orlando, Fla. 32806 Smith William Lee 1304 4th St., S. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Sparks, Robert E., Jr. Rt. One, Eva, Ala. 35621 Tubbs, Michael DeWayne 1105 -- 6th St. S. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Tubbs, Terry Marston Route 3, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Tucker, Stephen Vaughn 1421 Dripping Springs Rd., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Turner, James Michael 3423 Alta Vista Dr., Chattanooga, Tenn. 37411 l Uzzell, Robert M. 3rd Ave. and 10th St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Vallely, Elizabeth Hyland 112 Heritage Circle, Birmingham, Ala. 35223 Vanslavie, Richard 37 Mead Ave., Freehold, N. J. 07728 Vaughn, Jerry Glenn P. O. Box 514, i896 Dunlap Ave.l, Guntersville, Ala. 35976 Waldrop, Sammy E. 516 5th St. N. W., Arab, Ala. 35016 Walsh, Frances Andrea 111 Pawnee Rd., Cranford, N. J. 0Z016 Ward, Celia Ann lMannl P. O. Box 240, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Ward, Debra G. Rt. One, Addison, Ala. 35540 Warren, Linda Faye Box 329, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Waters, Sandra Anita P. O. Box 333, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Watts, James Allen Rt. 9, Box 350, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Watwood, Guy F. 608 Oak Drive N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Weathersby, Cecil Jerry Rt. 8, Box 142-A, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Weaver, Martha Louise Rt. 2, Vinemont, Ala. 35179 Weidner, Edward F. 102 Boggs Circle, Long Beach, Miss. 39560 Wiemann, Linda Lee 1291 Puritan Ave., Woodbury, N. J. 08096 Weissand, Sidney Kent Rt. 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Weissend, Wayne Morris P. O. Box Drawer G, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Weldon, Charlotte Blakely 1215 Oak Dr., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Weldon, Kenneth Howard Rt. 5, Arab, Ala. 35016 West, Dwight Rt. 10, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Whisenant, Larry Joe 3rd Ave. and 15th St., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Speed, Edwin Michael 1325 Willoughby Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 35216 Speegle, Hilda, J. Rt. One, Bremen, Ala. 35033 Spencer, Jimmie Nell General Delivery, Gordo, Ala. 35466 Steckel, Thomas Patrick 1613 Pelham Ave., Havertown, Pa. 19083 Stella, Thomas Anthony 167 N. Carol Blvd., Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Stevens, Michael Joseph 1825 Elmwood Ave., Folcroft, Pa. 19032 Stewart, Phyllis Regina Rt. 8, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Stocker, Lawrence William 5821 N. E. 21 Rd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33308 Stricklin, Mark Louis Rt. 10, Box 218, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Sweeney, John R. 627 Maple Ave., Aloan, Pa. 19018 Tarbona, Samuel Martin 1100 2nd St. S. W., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Taylor, Alvin Lee Rt. 5, Clinton, Tenn. 37716 Taylor, Diane Walsh Box 641, St. Bernard, Ala. 35138 Teichmiller, Donnie Ray Rt. 2, Box 76, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Terry, Cathy D., lSimsl 110 9th St., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Thaxton, Randy Rt. 7, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Thibault, Gerald E. 20 Budd St., Morristown, N. J. 07960 Thomas, Dan Lemuel 805 Line St., N. E., Decatur, Ala. 35601 Thomas, Mary L. P. O. Box 15, Cullman, Ala. 35055 35055 Tidwell, Coneta June lLeel Rt. One, Box 22, Addison, Ala. 35540 Tilley, Claire 205 Linden St., Hartselle, Ala. 35640 Tilley, Dennis Dwight Rt. 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Tilley, Sandra Gale Route 4, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Trefzer, Ronald John 290 Kenwood Ct., Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236 Tropiano, John Michael 12025 Farwell Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 Whisenant, Phillip Lee Rt. 15, Cullman, Ala. 35055 White, Benny D. 1305 2nd St. West, Cullman, Ala. 35055 White Frank Charles 43 Cloverdale Rd., Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 White John Douglas 127 Parkview Ave., Lowell, Mass. 01852 White, Raymond Joseph 256 Franklin Ave., Hartford, Conn. 06114 Whitmore, William Lynwood, Jr. 1310 Northstream Pky., Point Pleasant N. J. 08742 Wiggins, Jerry Michael 746 Scenic Dr., N. E., Cullman, Ala. 35055 Wilders, Gerald K. 170 Nelson Rd., Searsdale, N. Y. 10583 Williams, Barry Euell Rt. 9, Box 110, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Williams, Lawrence 1206 Sunset Ave., Point Pleasant, N. J. 08742 Williford, Carl F. Rt. 3, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Willis, Benita J. Box 465, Rt. 10, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Wilson, Richard D. 307 Park St., Westfield, N. J. 07090 Wilson, Roger Earl Rt. 8, Box 214, Jasper, Ala. 35501 Winberry, Shawn Andrew 594 Springfield Ave., Summit, N. J. 07901 Winkles, Claudia Gayle 210 E. Pike Rd., Falkville, Ala. 35622 Witchger, Robert J. 1415 Brown St., Saginaw, Mich. 48601 Wittman, Sandra Ann 1021 Cohassett Ave., Lake Wales, Fla. 33853 Wolf, James A. Gaehler Rd., Box 514, Cullman, Ala. 35055 Wolford, Elizabeth Waid Rt. One, Box 113, Guntersville, Ala. 35976 Woodard, Bruce Rt. One, Box 278, Hanceville, Ala. 35077 Wureh, Ambrose Coco Corner of March and Russworth St., Harper, Liberia V Yeager, Jane Carpenter Box 250, Blountsville, Ala. 35031 Yenzer, Kathleen Mary 641 Clark St., Westfield, N. J. 07090 Zack, Michael Raymond 864 Galloping Hill Rd., Union, N. J. 07083 'Wu 1 l