St Bernards High School - Memorare Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

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For lhe principles we have acquired and lhe malurily we have aliained, we wish lo lhank Falner Romuald, principal al Sl: Bernard's High School since l959. The maior parl of Fafherk day is spenl in lhe smoolh aaminisfraiion of SBH. .mmf wr iw-'QQ' ww-ueu0 ' Falher Romuald en- courages lhe sfudenl body 'io make every effori' in becoming sainls, scholars, la- dies, and genllemen Falher Romuald 'reaches seniors how lo make religion an esseniial in fheir daily lives. A+ The Stale Fair, Falher Romuald manages lo keep smiling under ihe exhausiing work al S+. Ber- nard's Dining Hall. 2 Q fix The cornersrone of sociely al any school is The educalion of il's sfuclenls. Al Sl. Bernard's 'fhe em- phasis is on a Chrisrian eolucalion which gives each sluclenl rhe opporrunily 'ro develop his mincl and soul so as To insure lhe lulfillmem' of his pur- pose in life. A larger laculiy. a revamped curriculum wilh 'lhe inlrocluclion ol courses in journalism and chem-shioly, and a new schedule adopied ar lhe semesler were some of Jrhe l965 changes ai our school. To a S+. Bernarcl's srudenl. loyall'y means more lhan cheering al games and supporring school lunc- Jrions. Ficleliiy and inleresl in academics is necessary if he is ro grow and if 'lhe school is 'fo prosper. The malure loyal siuclem' applies himself 'ro all phases of school life always remembering lhal his firsi duly is +o sfucly. r fr Tom Kranz wonders how religion really applies on Don Young and Carolyn Mangan examine senior weelcends. religion iexfs, ' Iearn a Liffle, Burn a Lifile, and The Mag of Lifg.. Fafher Omer convinces some of The freshman boys fha? They did no? learn everyihing alaoui' religion in grade school. Religion Si. Bernard's High School sludenls sludied God as Crearor of The universe and of manlcind, Chrisi as Redeemer in figure and lullillmenl. and lhe Holy Spiril as Sancliiier lhrough The Church and The Sacramenfs. ln Junior year lhe emphasis was on salvalion hislory. The Church was sludied as il began wilh Gods call of Abra- ham and His covenani wirh him, and, as The Church of rhe present begun wilh Jrhe Incarna- lion and in iranslormaiion inio lhe Church of ihe Fulure, Jrhe Eiernal Kingdom. ln senior year, inslruclors Falhers Romuald and Sixlus laugh? siudenls To apply lhe basic irulhs of Chrislian living io daily life. Special slress was pul on vocalions as each senior wrole a fifleen page paper on his vocaiion. ln addilion, religion class- es followed Jrhe worlf of Valican ll. On Decem- ber 4, SBH sludenls parricipaled as a body ai 'rhe school's lirsl Mass in English. receive lheir class rings from Faiher Romuald ailer The ring bless- ing ceremony before Mass Seplember 30. ln line wifh fhe new lifurgy, Fafher Romuald proclaims fhe Word of God in English 'ro SBH .i sludenls. Sfudenfs fake parf in an Offeriory procession. Henry Walrall brings his offerings 'ro ihe allar as he cleposiis an aliar bread inio lhe ciboriurn. 9 Senior officers-Mike Hruslca, Mike Toslcey, and Nancy Bossard- Sisler Cecile Marie explains 'rhe process of osmosis ro Gregory Froehle and Kalhleen Podobinski. Larry Sreifer is srudying and idenrifying lhe varia ous cells in a cross sec- Jrion of a leaf. uf A combina+ion of chemicals proved in- reresling when Ros- alie Zangs and Ralph Ludden exploded a volcano. Science Today's modern world demands ThaT iTs ciTizens be aware oT scienTiTic and Technological develop- menTs. Because oT This, science courses, ranging Trom General Science To Physics, are oTTered To sTu- denTs in all grades. New addiTions To The science deparTmenT This year included an advanced chemisTry course, known as Chem-STudy, and a new biology course based on organic chemisTry. ln Chem-STudy, sTudenTs observed many experimenTs and demonsTraTions and Trom The resulTs oT These discovered The basic principles oT chemisTry. Meanwhile, oTher sTudenTs using The new biology course learned someThing abouT The hisTory oT liTe. Through new and sTandard meThods in Teaching and modern laboraTory eguipmenT, sTudenTs aT ST. Bernard's l-ligh explored The wonders oT naTure and Those oT man's ingenuiTy. Michael Lange does an experimenlr using quanTiTaTive as well as quali- TaTive analysis. LeT's see: How much of The precipiTaTe did I geT7 Whaf color is IT? Why did iT form? Mr. Wick supervises as Dan Pohl, STeve lvlulally, slci use a sTr clap To deTer and Jeannine PTaszyn- oboscope and a bell mine The Time inTerval beTween claps. The slide rule presenls a gigan+ic problem for Bill Farmer, but wilh ihe helping hand of Mike Hruska and lhe guiding eye of Mr. Wick, lhe problem becomes a delighl. Mathematics Beginning in freshman year wilh basic algebra, siudenls lalcing malh courses ai SBl'l are accus- 'romed lo hard worlc. From geomelry io lrigonorn- elry, sludenls siruggle Jrhrough Jraslcs which become more complex wiih each year. Classroom explana- lions and regular assignmenis are parl of lhe curric- ulum used lo leach sludenls The iundamenlals of ihese courses. However, by undersianding lhe processes of or- derly reasoning, lhe melhods of delermining con- clusions lrorn given dala, and ihe relalionships of numbers, sludenls noi only pass Their malh courses, bul acquire fools of logic lhal help lhem in olher areas. Mary Curran fries her slcill in drawing inlricale geomelric designs. I2 Anolher class slowly passes as Jeaneile Zawis- lak slruggles lhrough The daily problems of Algebra. rw- ...yr Art ArT is The visible expression oT The invisible made maniTesT by The inTellecT, The hearT, and The hands oT The one who makes. An adulT and a child can give visual expression To an idea or a subiecT, and if he does so in his own personal way. he will have had The viTal experience ThaT only he who creaTes lcnows. ,Ps ag ,vm K 9Lfx'5v ' a?55f:52fSi STudenTs sTudy and ex- perimenT wiTh various Types oT arT. Michael Le- uer and George Bedell mold ceramic Trays. STudenTs' work conTrasTs The realis- Tic porTrayal wiTh The absTracT. KaThleen MiTzuln worlcs aT a mosaic on wood. Karyn Rice puTs Tinishinq Touches To a deco- raTive design oT The Madonna. Exploring arT by means oT cuT paper. 'Tis X 'V English Language is powerful: lr may carry man beyond himself on srralospheric llighls of imaginalion and Jrrulh, or ir may confine hirn in a srilling prison of deadening realily and propaganda. The diller- ence lies in vvhelher man malces language his servanl or becomes ils slave. The goal of lhe Sl. Bernards English Deparrmenr is lo malce language serve lhe s+udenlAnor iusr +o fulfill his everyday needs lhrough The sludy ol gram- mar and composilion, bul lo nourish and expand his spirir lhrough analysis ol good lilerarure. Sr. Bernards has recognized lhal rhe answer lo mass media's lhrear lo enslave lhe unlhinlcing man is lraining in crilical rhoughl. Seniors on The lvlemo- rare and B-Line slalls, as a resull, now have a corn- bined English and Journalism course specifically geared lo lheir needs bolh as wrilers and readers of modern cornmunicalion procedures. Juniors learn by each o+her's mislalres. Mary Gladbaclc reads her lheme 'ro lhe class. L. 8 , A E J fy s Q was Mr. Kolbinger breaks up his senior English Class again by reading iuniors' lhernc-5. Pafricia Savage, Linda Clasen, and Judy Siadler +ry lheir skill al' a slcil in Enqlisln class. Marilyn Felsclw, Paul Tsclwida, Pal Mellinger and Paul Musielewicz slop af flue bullelin board fo view 'flue resulls of a'recenf lesl. Mrs. Wedin sliows deliqlml in an Elizabellnan siege designed and buili by Jane? Klein and Kailiy Jones. The doll was dressed by Pal' Luclcing. I 5 Dennis Kelly and Cecilia Farlces admire The irophy 'rhey helped earn by scoring II8 and II5 poinis respeciively our of a possible 120 poinis in ihe Naiional Auxilium Laiinum Exam. This is ihe school's 'fifih Laiin irophy. Dennis Kelly, Greg Mor- rissey, Linda Anderi, and Pai Tako plan io repori on iheir irip io Urbana. Illinois, for rhe Naiional Junior Classical League Conveniion. Laiin II would be fun if if weren'i for Those awful iesisl Foreign Languages Siudenis inieresied in The life and culiure of oiher people Jrhrough siudy oi languages, have a choice beiween Laiin and German. S+. Ber- nard's ihis pasi year had Three divisions of looih Laiin l and ll, one of Larin lV, and 'iwo divisions oi boih German I and ll. On April 24+h ihe Laiin and German depari- menis collaboraied io hosr The ivlinnesoia Jun- ior Classical League Conveniion, Approximaiely 700 siudenis from all paris of ihe siaie pariici- pared in ihis eveni. Greg Morrissey, Siaie J.C.L. President iogeiher wiih ihe Virgil class and ad- visers Sisier Mary Hildebrand, Mr. Weinzeil, and Mr. Nequeiie worlced +o organize and malce Jrhe meeiing a success. The meeiing, always held ai Jrhe school of 'rhe Presideni, mei' ai a Caiholic High School for Jrhe iirsi 'rime ihis year. Oiher aciiviiies of ihe year included rhe Roman Ban- quei and 'rhe German dinner and dance.. Laiin is noi' dead ai SBH and German is very much alive. af 'Mm-V-www wf i J 'f 'sl .wc fl We l Em Wamwllievlr ' 1 a ff Q- aa l ,,:, a W ,A a , .,.V I Greg Gryslciewicz and Joan Meuwissen plan a board display belore class. bullelin Junior and Senior Laiin sfudenfs have fun as 'llwey malce Dlans for ine Slale Junior Classi- cal League meefing lmeld al SBH April 24. I965. Wifh 'Phe aid of colorful iravel posiers and 'Na inferesling pamplnlels, Maxine l-laider gives her classmales an idea of German life and Cullure. ala ,QM-'4'i' Senldrs Tried Their hands aT polnhcs as They debaTed The v1Tal issues of The '64 PresidenTial race. DespiTe The aTTempTs of GoldwaTer supporlers Johnson swepT To a big vicTory in a mock elechon. Social Studies STudenTs musT sTudy The pasT records of man. and undersTand The presenT sysTem of democracy in or- der To be Trained Tor Their role as TuTure ciTizens. ST. Bernard's has social sTudies classes To Till each of These needs. Freshmen sTudy The developmenT of man from The cave man era. ln American HisTory. Juniors sTudy The basic principles OT a democracy and The governmenT of our pluralisTic socieTy. ln Social Problems, Seniors discussed such issues as Teenage drinking, menTal healTh. juvenile delinquen- cy, Tamily life, careers and vocaTions. A highlighT in The Social STudies program was a Tour of Anoka STaTe l'lospiTal made by TorTy-eighT seniors inTer- esTed in TirsT-hand sTudy of TreaTmenT of The menTally ill Mark AnlauT seems To be geTTing some inTeresTing ideas from his currenT evenTs assignmenT. or is he? ,- Zan iufk Susan Gibbons and Michael Gisch find llie globe a valuable guide in 'rheir World Hislory sludies. Come, now, Mr. Culberfson! The pho lograplwer isn'+ going lo hurl you, 'wwf is 5 ' gels' - I , ' NNN' ww 3 K As Seniors near graduafion, llwey realize llwal 'rhey can'+ lake chances wilh liweir fulure. 20 Chorus To relieve The sTrain OT academic classes, The cho- rus periods provided an opporTuniTy Tor The sTudenTs To have Tun and aT The same Time develop an ap- preciaTion Tor music. One acTiviTy oT The chorus has always been To enTerTain, and This year The Senior chorus performed almosT proifessionally in The Tall musical, My Fair Lady, and aT The ChrisTmas Con- cerT. Over hall: OT The early spring concerT was de- voTed To commemoraTion OT The cenTenr1ial oT The end oT Civil War, The Tinal producTion oT The year included selecTions Trom Oklahoma, ln addiTion, Senior chorus led The singing aT The regular sTudenT Mass. enTerTained The children aT GilleTTe STaTe Hos- piTal and The adulTs aT l-lighview Home Tor The Aged. Mr. NequeTTe paTienTly waiTs Tor The chorus To seTTle down. Senior chorus leads The congregaTion in singing aT Friday Mass. Bonnie Peck and Cecilia Farkes, accompanisTs, wonder WilI he ever sTar+? Senior chorus hard aT work! -nsssw, , , 1 hw - lr I .V V SBH band seTs The Tone for The Honor SocieTy assembly. Band Under The direcTion of Mr. MerriTT NequeTTe, ST. Bernard's High School Band perTormed aT concerTs, pep TesTs, assemblies, TooTball and baslceTball games. This year ST. Bernard's looasTecl a marching band compleTe wiTh a drum maior. As a highlighT oT The Homecoming TesTiviTies, Senior Larry STrom, drum major, led The band during The halTTime enTerTain- menT. WiTh a varieTy oT colorTul ChrisTmas numbers, The band seT The mood Tor The winTer concerT and accompanied The chorus in The spring producTion TeaTuring selecTions from Oklahoma, PracTice? . . . malces perTecT. Band members give Their undivided atTenT1on buT This Time To a baskeTball game, noT Mr. NequeTTe. h., A, ,, ,Q ,I.,wsmwzvwzisWfiwwvmwvmwfsswwwgmwmwnwwffwanm-. .s:es,.- Business Each year The commercial and business world expands To greaTer imporTance Than ever beTore. Such courses as Bookkeeping, Typing, OTTice PracTice, Record Keep- ing, ShorThand, and TranscripTion prepare SBT-lers Tor Their place in socieTy's business careers. A new addiTion To The Business DeparTmenT This year was The special Senior Typing Class which meT during The TourTh hour on Mondays and Wednesdays. Under The guidance oT Mr. BrodTmann, seniors who were un- able To TiT Typing inTo Their schedules, were given The opporTuniTy To learn basic Typing skills Tor Their own per- sonal use. 9666 0000 me 000 1 Mr. WeyandT reminds Ken SanclquisT To keep his mind on his Typing, his hands on The keys, and his eyes off . . . N Shorfhand pupils do space wriTing, a memory device in learning word symbols. Dolores Jones hears voices-on The dicTaphone, ThaT is-and Then Types. Craql! Crack! How long will fhe lcnees hold out girls? Physical Education Mrs. Marilyn Salller and Mr. Donald Joseph were lhe Physical Educalion direclors for 'rhis year. Acliv- ilies in The program varied wilh lhe season and Jrhe wealher, and ranged from rollerslcaling and calis- lhenics, 'ro soflball and 'rennis al lhe playgrounds. Besides providing an opporlunily for parlicipalion in a physical 'Filness program, phy. ed. 'reaches slu- denrs lhe value of cooperalive aclivily. Ends up or burpies, boys? SeHing up chairs in fhe gym affer Phy. Ed. class isn'+ all work as S. Van Guilder and 6. Edson ride lhe fruclc back fo The sfage. ' ' ' ' ' N lf a school is To TuncTion properly and smooThly, There musT exisT beTween TaculTy and sTudenTs noT only a spiriT oT cooperaTion, buT one oT warmTh and Trienclship. AT ST. Bernarcls This kind oT ree laTionship cloes exisT among The aolminisTraTion, The TaculTy. and The sTuclenT body. Teachers communi- caTe knowledge and experience To Their sTudenTsf and, in Turn. The sTudenTs give Themselves To The process oT learning. Convinced OT The TruTh oT The sTaTemenT ThaT we are all one body and ThaT Body is ChrisT, The sTuclenTs and TaculTy uniTe as one bocly cleolicaTecl To The physical, spiriTual, and social developmenir OT The individuel To The TormaTion OT ChrisTian sainTs, scholars, ladies, and genTlemen. Administration and Faculty FATHER ROMUALD PRINCIPAL MISS HOFFMAN For her constant service, her dedica- tion to the school, and her all around etticiency in the ottice and elsewhere. students are very gratetul. V SJ W . . . , g . L .- hh WE ARE ALL ONE BODY AND THAT BODY IS CHRIST. Con- sequently we must judge everything in our lives in terms ot Christ living and acting in us because that is what we are-other Christs sent as apostles ot Christ to bring the good news ot Gods Iove tor us into the world ot today. The outstanding characteristic ot Christ was His complete dedica- tion to the will ot His heavenly Father as manitested through the circumstances ot His lite. In His private lite He saw God's will in the commands ot His parents-theretore Scripture could summarize thirty years into a single statement: He went down to Nazareth and was obedient to His parents. ln His public lite Christ resolutely accept!d ditticulties and even opposition until the time was ready tor His complete surrender ot Himselt into the hands ot His heavenly Father on Calvary. To be true tollowers ot Christ we must love God with our whole strength and see the will ot God expressed in the circumstances. duties, ditticulties, even opposition in our state ot lite. True followers ot Christ will necessarily grow in personal dedication to the Father and theretore develop a strong sense ot responsibility to the tultill- ment ot the will ot the Father as manitested in the duties ot their particular state ot lite. Christ loved all men-He died and rose again to bring all men to the Father. He lives in us that we might love Him in others, even those whom we do not Iilce, even those who annoy us, even those who are our enemies. This twotold personal Iove ot the Father and ot neighbor will urge us on to give ourselves to God and to others and never to measure our lives in terms ot how much we can get by with. We will live intelligent, purposetul lives, using things and persons according to the purpose tor which God made them. Ot necessity we will see lite not as a means ot selt-gloritication but ot selt-dedication to the Father and to others. This Icincl ot Christ-like living will guarantee a happy lite both tor time and eternity. Christ did say: 'II am the way, the truth. and the lite. No one comes to the Father except through me. By this per- sonal dedication to the living Christ within us, we are certain to be on the way, in the truth, with the lite that wilt malce it possible tor us to reach our eternal goal. I am contident that all at St. Bernard's High sincerely want to live this lcind ot lite. Sometimes we may tail a bit-but God wants us to keep on trying to become SAINTS, SCHOLARS, LADIES AND GENTLEM EN. Father Romuald. OSB MR. WEYAN DT Horneroom 309 L, Biology A 'blu gi K General Algebra, Book keeping, Typing 6 c, f in Q fa, i Q MISS YOUNG I-lomeroom 306 Audio-Visual Religion II, English III 5 w hx x .N I X I f JW, ' Q MR. WICK Q - Homeroomx 307, V' X Physics, ,Trigonorhefryp AI xi XXX, gebraw Il, Science Clu'b, X-X :Ii Tumbling Club ' I ,fox ,I X :K . WI, c SISTER LUCINDA Homeroom 202 Office Praciice, Tran- scriplion, Clerical Prac- fice, Shorlhancl 'E I f ,V . If lie x If J, X MR. THOMPSON Homeroom 308 Social Problems, English I, Camera Club SISTER IRENA SISTER BERNARD English I, IV AVI I. II FATHER ILDEPHONSE FATHER SlX'l'US Religion ll, III Religion IV MR. WEINZETL Homeroom IO9 Lalin l, ll, Religion II MR. GLASER Homeroom ll5 Social Problems, English ll, World Hislory, Alh- leclic Direclor, Hockey Coach xy MISS PALMER Homeroom 3 English l, II ,KV Teachers relax or do las minule preparalions be 'lween classes. SISTER MARY HILDEBRAND Homeroom 2l0 X liann ii, iv, Religion iii. hrislopher Service Club, ernorare MR.NEQUETTE Homeroom5 Religion l, Fine Arls Lafin l, Chorus. Band Slage Hands gum' 'TY' 45? UF SISTER VERONICA English l, Librarian, Chris- lopher Service. Sludenl' Librarians MR. MARCOGLIESE Homeroom I I I American Hislory, World Hisfory, Physical Educa- 'lion l, ll, Wreslling Coach, LeHerrnen's Club FATHER OMER Religion I 3? MRS. SATTLER Horneroorn IIO Physical Eclucaiion l, ll General Science, Biology, Cheerleaders, Pep Club FATHER THOMAS Religion lll MR. JOSEPH Homeroom 4 World Hisfory, Civics Physical Educalion l, II Baseball Coach, Lelfer- men's Club MR, KOLBINGER Homeroom ZII English Ill, IV, B-Line Speech Club, f illl iw MR. EEYEREISEN Homeroom II2 Biology, Science Club. Physical Science , fl ,7 ,fi MM!! MISS WARMKA fffyyf Homeroom 2 f General Algebra, Geom- ,ff elry, Algebra I, Y.C.S. MRS. WEDIN Homeroom 302 English I II IV Cheer- leaders, P e p C- I u b MR. BRODTMANN I Iomeroom3I2 English II, Typing, Rec- ord Keeping, Baslcelball Coach J Speech Club 5 fl If f fig LU 1 s ' I 1 R i'I5'i'i'IY1i' American I-Iislory World H ' g MR CULBERTSON ' Homeroom 206 II- 1-fu' SISTER GRETTA Chemislry Hisfory, Assislanl Coach MISS SCHOENEBERGER I-Iomeroom II6 Geomelry, Algebra I 30 1 XIX,-Y ' I I I II' SISTER CECILE MARIE Homeroom I German I, II, Biology. German Club Seniors As graduaTion draws near, we, The seniors, recog- nize and qraTeTully acknowledge The loyalTv, The hap- piness, and The ideals wiTh which we have been im- bued aT ST. Bernard's I-iigh School. Our TideliTy To ST. Bernard's encompasses our enTire spiriTual, menTal, and social developmenT. ln our years aT ST. Bernardls we have learned The Tundae menTal concepTs oT ChrisTian living. In This, our Tinal year, we have endeavored To crvsTallize These TruThs inTo a worlcable Hlviap oT l.iTe Tor TuTure living. WiTh The lcnowledge we have aTTained and The ideals we have Tormed aT ST. Bernard's we, The class OT l965, sTep Torward inTo adulT liTe wiTh conTidence in and humble reliance on This Map OT LiTe ThaT will bring us To Tull sTaTure as ciTizens OT This world and The nexT. MICHAEL TOSKEY PresidenT MICHAEL T-TRUSKA Vice-PresidenT NANCY BOSSARD SecreTary-Treasurer , WAYNE ANDERSON SI. Bernard! Radio-IO, Camera CIub-I WresIIinqf9 THERESE ANDERSON SI. JosepIn's CI'1risIopIwer Servicefll, Con 'I'ac'I-IO, Chorus-II, I2, Band 9, IO, Junior Acnievemenf-IO, ii, Pep CIub-IO, ii, I2 WILLIAM BELL S+.Jerorne's Radio CIUIJ-IO, WresIIing-9, Chorus-9, Bowling-9, Sfage I-Iand-I2 VIRGINIA ALBERT SI. Bernard! Chorus-IO, Audio VisuaI-I2, Camera CIub'II, Junior Achievemenr-IO, BowIing-9, IO, Pep CIub-9, IO, II DOLORES ALBERT SI. Bernard's CI'irisIopI'1er Service-II, Mem- orare-I2, Junior Achievemenf- IO, Pep Club-IO, II E SANDRA ACI-IARTZ S+. Bernard's CI1risIopI'1er Service-I I, CI'ii Rho CIub-9, Speech-IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Junior Achieve- menI'-IO, II, I2, Candysfore- II, Pep CIub-9, IO KATHLEEN BEYER S+. Bernard's Chrisiopher Service-II, Con foci'-Il, SIuden+ Librarian-I2, Chi Rho Ciub-9, Speech-IO, Glee Club-9, Candysiore-li YN EUGENE AUGE SI. Bernard's Srudeni Council-9, Chorus-IO, II, Radio Club-IO, Audio- Visuai-ll, I2, Junior Achieve- meni-io, ii, I2 CHRISTINE BECKER Si. Andrew's Chrisiopher Service-II, Cho- rus-IO, II, German Club-I2, Drama-IO, Speech-I2, Junior RANDY BLANC!-YARD KAY BOGDAN S+. Casimir's Siudeni' Librarian-IZ, Chorus- IO, II, Chi Rho Club-9, Jun- Achievemeni-IO, Pep CIubfIO, II I2 i GEORGE BEDELL Si. Jeron'ie's Chorus-IO, II, I2, Speech-9, IO, Camera Club-II, Junior Achievemoni-IO, Wresiiinq-9 ior Achievemeni'-9, Tumbling- Il I2 IO, Pep Club-9, IO, , I 41311-fl' ,af Si. Sianislaus COLLEEINI BRADSI-IAW SI. Mary's Chrislopher Service-Il, Slu- denl' Librarian-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-IO, Glee Club-IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Roller Slcaling-IO, Tumbling-IO, II, Pep Club-9, IO, ll, l2, G.A.A.-IO JOYCE CHAMPION S+. Bernard's Sludenl' Librarian-9, IO, II, B- Line-9, IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Speech-9. IO. Bowling- 9, Roller Skalinq-IO. Candy- slore-I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 BARBARA DeBRUYCKER SI. Bernard's Chrislopher Service-II, Con- Iacl-II, Sludeni' Council-IO, Sludenl' Librarian-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Club-9, IO, ll MARCIA BERBEE SI. Jerome's Sludenl Librarian-IO, II, Chi Rho Club-9, Junior Achieve- menf-IO, I I, I2, Pep Club-9 MARY BRICK JUDIlI'l CLASEINI Nafivify S+. Jerome's Chrislopher Service-IO, SIU- Sludenl Librarian-IO, II, I2, den? Council-I2, Memorare- Chi Rho Club-9, German I2, Chorus-Il, I2, Pep Club- Club-9, IO, Pep Club-9. IO, II, IO, II, I2, G.A.A.-IO I2 Senior boys, Gary Supinslci, Sfeve Schmiclr, and Tom O'RourIce, leave Ihe S.B.I-I. rouline Io develop fheir inleresls in Iracles al' Mechanic Arls I-I.S, MOINIE-IRI-A CHARLAND JO ANNE S+. JerOme'S CI-IARPENTIER Chi Rho Club-9, Pep Club- 5+,Paf,-15155 91 IO. II- I2 Memorare-II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 E JEROME CARTIER SI. BernarcI's Bowling-9, IO, Lellerman-IO. II, I-Ioclcey-9, IO, Baseball-9, IO '1 - . ,,, . ALICE COINIINIELLY SI. Bernerd's Chorus-IO, II, I2, Jninior Achievemehl'-IO, Bowling-9, IO, Roller Skaling-IO Karen Kubes anxIousIy waIIs Io be crowned Queen of Homecoming Spirif In ine cneerIeader's SIQII. STANLEY DIEIVIBOUSKI SI. PaIrICk's Smdenf CouncII-IO, II, I2, AudIcfVIsuaI-II, I2, TurnbIIng- IO, I.e?Ierman-I2, Wres?IIng- II, I2, Junior Adneverneni-IO. II, I2,CI'1OrL.IS-9, IO, II, I2 SUZAIXIINIE DABE SI. BernarcI's SIudenI Ubrarian-IO, II, I2 Chorus-IO, II, IZ, Glee CIub 9, IO, JunIor Red Cross-IO JunIor Acnievemenf-II, BOWI Ing-9, Pep Club-9, IO, II AINITOIIXIEITE DOUVILLE SI. I3ernarcI's CIwrIsIopFer ServIce-II, Band- 9, IO, CIWI Rno Club-9, JunIor AcI'rIeve-rneni-IO II, Pep CIuI:uf EE ' CAROL DOCHERTY I-IoIy CIsIIdIwood Chorus-9, CHI Rho CIub-9 CIUIQ-9, IO, II, I2 , Pe p KATHERINE BALLER SI. CasImIr's AudIo-VISLIQI-I2, Ca me Club-I I, Pep CIub-9, IO, I I rrer , ., ,Q -. LYNDA PQI-IREINIKAIVIIVI SI, Bernarcfs Y.C.S.-II, B-I.Ine-IO, II, IZ. German Club-IO, Glee Club- 9, IO, Junior Ac:I'IIevernenI'-IO, Pep CIUIJ-9, IO, II, I2 SUE ANN EAYRS SI, Bernard's Chrisfopher Service-II, Con- Iac?-II, Sfudenr Librarian-I2, CIWI Rho CIub-9, German 'II CIub-IO, JunIor Red Cross-IO, Pep Club-9, ro, II BEVERLY FRAINI-IZEINI SI. Bernard's Confacf-IO, II, I2, Chorus- ? 11 IO, II, I2, GIee CIub-9, BOWI- Sf, Bemardg ing-9, RoIIer Skafing-9, IO, Sfudenf LII:-rarIan-9, IO, II, PSP Club-9. IO. II. I2 Pep CIub-9, IO, 4 ,,,, I Queen Par I.aCImapeIIe poses WHI1 a BernIe I'mero. KENNETH FLORIAN SI. Bernard! Lerferrnan-IO, II, I2, Baske? baII-9, IO, II, I2, Track-IO II, I2 THEODORE ECK SI: Bernard's LeIIerman-9, IO, II, I2, Wrese Ihng-9, IO, II, I2 RITA FLEISCI-II-IACKER SI. Bernard's ChrIsIopher ServIce-II, Sfu- denI Librarian-I2, Chorus-IO, II, Chi Rho Club-9, German Club-II, GIee CIuI'J-9, IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, BowIing4 ll, Pep CIub-9, Io. II, I2 WILLIAM IZARIVIER SI. CoIumI3a ChrIsIopher Service-II, Y.C.S II, I2. Chorus-I2, Audio-VIS ual-I2, WresIIIng-I I, I2 FRANCES FRQEI-ILE SI. John 'Ihe EvanqeIIsI ChrIsIopher ServIce- I 2, Con- IacIAIO, ChI Rho Club-9 Speech-9, IO, II, I2, Pep CIuID-I2 JEAINIINIIE I:REIERIVIUII'I SI. Andrew's Chrisfopher Serviceel I, Junior Red Cross-IO, TumbIIng-9, IO, II, I2, Gym Leader-II, I2, Pep CIub-9, IO, II, I2, Cheer- leader-IO, II, I2 wi Q 2 MARGARET GAINIGL S+. Bernard's ChrIsIopher Service-II, Con- Iachl I, Chi Rho Club-9, Ger- man Club-IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 JUDITI-I FRUCCI AssumpIion SIudenI CounciI-I2, German CIub-IO, Junior fkciiievemenh IO, Pep Ciub-9, IO, II, I2 JCI-IN ETI-IEN Mafernify of Mary Sfudenf CounciI-9, B-Line-9, IO, II, I2, RocIce'I Ciub-9, IO. II, I2, Leiierman-IO, II, I2, FooIbaII-IO, II, I2, Hockey Iivianageri-IO, II, I2 JUDIIH GRABQWSKI SI. Adalberfs Chrisfopher Service-II, Con- Iaclr-IO, II, I2, Ciii RIWO Club- 9, Junior AcIwievemenI-IO, Pep CIub-9, IO, II, I2 CARQLYINI GERLICI-I NaIiviIy Ciirisfopher Service-I I, Con- Iacf-II, SIuc.IenI Librarian-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho CILJID-9, Junior Achievemenf-I2, Bowling-9, RoIIer Skefinq-9, Pep CIUIDA9, IO, II, I2 ELIZABETH GILLIS Mefernify of Mary Drama-IO, Speech-IO, Junior AcI1ievemenI-I I, I2, Pep CIub- 9, IO, II, I2 DAN I EI. EDSOINI SI. Bernard's RocIceI' CIUID- I 2, I:ooIbaII-I Wresfling-9, II, I2 MARK CSUINIXI SI. BernarcI'S Chorus-9, Camera Club-IO, II, I2, BowIIng-9 SHARON JAINISKI SI. Bernard's Sfudenf Ubradan-IO, Memor- are-I2, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep CIUIQ-9, IO. II, BowIing-9 CS MARY GRESSMAN SI. Bernard! CI1rIsIopIwer Service-II, Junior Achievemenf-IO, G e r m a n Club-IO, BowIIng-9, RoIIer SIcaIing-I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 JUDITI-I HAVIG SI. Ma'I'II1ew's Speech-IO, Bowling-9, Tum- bIing-9, IO, II, I2, Gym Lead- er-II, I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II I2, CI'1eerIe-ader-I I, I2 fri TI-IOMAS GRUINID-IINIIER SI. Jerome's Radio CIUIJ-IO, I2, BowIIng 9, Hockey-IO TI-IOMAS I-IILGERT SI. Bernard! C I1 o r u s-9, Audio-VIsuaI4IO BowIing-9, Lefferman-9, IO, II I2, Foofball-9, IO, II, I2 I-Iockey-9, IO, II, I2, I3aseIoaII 9, IO, II, I2. Sfage Hand-I2 L, 5 I Socukb 5 Occupations inrerwf May Leu' .M qv:-HHN Senior CIiarIes Zach wonders wI1aI Io do wiII'1 Iiis IuIure. JOHN HQIZFIVIANN SI. Bernard's Radio CILIIJ-IO, I2, I:ooIbaII- 9, I2, Hockey-II, I2, Track-II Q3 ,QV I W' nk X,-J 1 fl KATHLEEN HOFFMAN SI. Bernard's SIudenI Librarian-IO, II, I2, German Club-II, Junior Red Cross-IO, TurnbIinq-IO, II, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2,CI'1eerIead- er-I I, I2, Teenboard-I2 fm., P MARY ELLEN HOLLAND S+. IvIarIc's Chi Rho CIUIJ-9, Junior Red Cross-IO, Junior AcIwievernenI- io, ii, Pep Clubs, io, ll, I2 MICHAEL HQOVER SI. BernarcI's ConIacI'-I I, Y.C.S.-I I, SIudenI Council-IO, II, I2, B-Line-9. IO, II, I2, Audio-Visual-I I, Speech-I I Roman lumblers enlerlain Cicero guesls al llwe annual Roman Banquel' ROBERT JOHNSON Sl. BernarcI's Band-9, IO, ll, IZ, Radio Club-IO, IZ, Camera Clube Il, Foolball-9, TraclcfIO, II, Wreslling-IO, Slage Hand-I2 f, r ,. x , 1- x IU ll' ,Il 42 and MARY KAY I-IUTTLE Sl. Berna rd 's II, I2, Gym Leader- leader-ll, I2 KATHLEEN I-IUOND Sl. BernarcI's Junior Aclnievemenl- I O, ing-9, Roller Skaling-I2, Pep Club-9, IO, ll, I2 liis SHARON JANSEN Sl.Jol1n flue Evangolisl Conlacl'-l2, Y.C.S.-IZ, Junior Red Cross-IO, Bowling-9, Pep Club-9, IO, Il, I2 Clirisloplier Service-I I, Slu denl Librarian-IO, I I, I2 Cliorus-9, IO, Clwi Rlwo Club 9, IO, Glee Club-9, Bowling 9, Roller Slcaling-IO, Tumbling Il, I2 Pep Club-9, IO, II, IZ, Clweer .as ER Bowl- ROGER DQBRUZZI Sl. Bernarcfs Baseball-9, IO, Wreslling- Ei ,. X DOLORES JQIXIES SI. Bernard's German CIUIJ-IO, II, I2, GIee Club-9, IO, BowIImg-9, IO, Rol- Ier Skefing-9, IO, II, I2, Book- sfore-IO, II, Candyslrore-II, IQ, Pep Club-9, ro, II JOSEIIE JASPER SI. BernarcI's Confacf-I I, Chorus-I I, CIWI Rho CIUIJ-9, Drama-II, I2, Glee CIub-IO, Junfor Red Cross-IO, Junior Achievement IO, II, I2, Pep CIUIO-9, IO, II, I2 . IN da-Nw KATHLEEN JONES SI, CasImIr's Confacf-I I, I2, Y.C.S.-I2, Chorus-9, Band-9, IO, Speech- IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Inq-9 Club-9, lo, ll, I2 THOMAS I-IAIDER SI. CoIumba RadIo CIub-IO, II, I2, BOWI- k N II, 3 As a I1aII monifor, Todd Novaczyk enII1us1 as+iceIIy fakes 'Io Iwls Homework. DENNIS K S+. Bernard' RedIo Ke G NANETTE KELLERMAN SI. Bernard! S I u d Q nl Librarian-IO, Pep Club-I I, I2 'mfg BARBARA LIUINIGWVIAIXIN SI. Bernard's Conlacf-I2, Clworus-9, Glee Club-9, IO, II, I2, Pep Club- 9, IO, II, 12, G.A.A.-IO GREGORY KERN. SI. Ar1drew'5 Roclcel Club-IO, Radio Club- I2, I-Ioclcey-IO, I2 CHERYL KELLY 1 9, Pep Club-9, io, ii, iz S+. Bernard! Clwrisloplwer Service-I I, Clfii Rlwo Club-9, Glee Club-9, Jun- ior Red Cross-IO. Tumbling- DANIEL KELLY SI. Bernarcfs Pep Club-9, Le'IIerman-IO, ll. SI. Bernard's I2, Eoofball-9, IO. II, I2, Bas- Audio-Visual-I2, Lellerman-9 Ice-Iball-9, IO, II, I2, Baseball- IO, II, I2, Foofball-9, IO, ll 9, IO, II, I2 I2, I'IOCIiey-9, IO, II, I2, Base- ball-9, IO, Il, I2 DEBCRAI-I KIINIZEL SI. PaIricIc's CIwrIsIopIwer Servhce-II, Con- Iacf-II, I2, Chorus-9, Chi RIwo Club-9, JunIor Red Cross- lo, Pep Club-Io, II, I2 PETER KOEGEL SI. COIUVWIDG Conhacf-9, IO, Il, Audio-Vis ual-9, IO, II, Speech-9, IO, II, Camera Club-I2, Sfage I-land-I2, LeIIermam-II, SwIm- mlmg-IO, II CAROL KQLLASCH SI. BernarcI's Y.C.S.-II, B-Lima-I2, Choms- 9, German CIubAIO, I2 If Speeci-IO, Junior Red Cross- ff IO, JunIor Achfevemenf-IO, 2 Pep CIUE-9, IO JOI-IN KINIEISSEL JANET KLEIN N SI. Bernarcfs Sf. Bernardk Chorus-9, IO, II, I2, Radha Memorare-I2, Chorus-9, IO, CILIID-IO, II, Camera-I2, Lef- II, RoIIer SIcaIIng-9, IO, II, Ierman-IO, II. I2 Track-IO, II, I2, Candysfore-II, I2, Tum- I2 bIing-9, IO, Pep CILII3-9, IO, II, I2 -.X V, -4-ff AM 'wiF'l'2rf'I JAMES LQIVIAIXINA SI. AugusIIne Pep Club-9, Hockey-IO, I2 TI-IOMAS KINIEISSEI. SI. I3ernard's Band-9, IO, II, IZ, Leiferman- II, IZ, I:ooIbaII-9, IO, II, IZ X I QTM I. I PATRICIA LaCI-IAPELLE SI. BernarcI's German Club-IO, Roller Skaf- inq-IO, II, IZ, Candysfore-II Pep Club-9, lo, II, I2 Aa WCX JMN9-I Qfgygvf Nxmo. me Xiu-ve QYJEZQ I 079 uw, , 'ZIZAIHQWAQ IF KAREN KUBES SI. Columba Cheerleader-IO, II, IZ, Pep CIub-9, IO, II, IZ, Sfudenf Council-IO, II, IZ, B-Une-9, IO, II, IZ, Stage I-Iand-IZ, Chorus-9, Chi Rho Club-9 LINDA LASKY SI. CasimIr's Chorus-IO, Pep CIUID-9, IO I JAMES KOREN SI. Bernard's Sfudenf Coundl-IO, Chorus-9 German CIub-IO, RocIceI Club II, IZ, Lefferman-I I, IZ, FOOI' ball-9, IO, II, IZ, BasebaII-9 IO, II, IZ, BasI4eIbaII-9 THOMAS KRAINIZ SI. Vincemvs Sfudenf CounciI-9, II, I2 Chorus-9, RQcIceI Club-IO, Ra- dio CIUIJ-I I, AudIo-VisuaI-IZ Bowling-9, Tumbling-IO, Il, IZ, I.eIIerman-IO, II, IZ, FooIbaII- II, IZ, BasebaII-9. I-Iockey-9 IO, II, I2 Q M' P , X Ni mx . 5,7 M xi 'iifzilf :K - V I ff . Figgg gs, ., ' , --:Ml Ja. . MA gm we PATRICIA LUCKIINIC5 S+. Andrew's Chrisiopiier Service-II, Con- ' , ,S - .af , , I I '- -L'- W , if i-Q ,I 'I'acI'-IO, Sfudem' Librarian-I2. unlor Red Cross-IO, Pe ' ,.7: N' . 1 5 I J - P K KSA? ag, 9' 37 - km' it ,K 1, A . CIub IO, I2 ,, A an ' ,ff f , 'E I I ew Ri Sw 5, Seniors engage in Fair Exchange CAROLYN MANCSAIXI S+. Columba Chorus-9, German Ciub-IO, Bowling-9, Pep Club-9, IO, I2 KATHERINE MANDERS SI. Jerome's Coniaci-I I, Chorus-9, German Club-IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Ciub-IO, I I,,I2 DAVID MQCAFFREY Si. Bernard's Chrisiopher Serviceell, 'I2, Y.C.S.-I I, IZ, Sfudeni CounciI- I2,CI1orus-IO, II, I2 5' J -W ' 1 iw , V, ALVLI? G I M, f f L f .J K M Look out I-Iruskel I-Iere comes Toslceyl MICI-IAEI. LEUER SI. BernarcI's Chorus-IO, II, I2, Radio Club- IO, I2, Bowling-9, IO, II, I2, Slage I-land-I2 JOAN KREMKOSKI SI. BernarcI's Conlacl-IO, Memorere-I2, Chorus-IO, Drama-IO, Speech- IO, Glee Club-9, Junior Aclnievemenl-IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Roller Slcelinq-IO, Tumbling-9, IO, Pep Cluln-9, IO, Slage Hand-I2 I JUDITI-I KREMKOSKI SI. Bernerd's CI1orusfIO, II, IZ, Drama-IO. Speecln-IO, Glee Club-9, Jun- ior Red Cross-IO, Junior Aclwievemenl-IO, Bowling-9, Roller Slcafing-IO, Tumbling-9. io, Pep Clube, no PATRICIA KRECH SI. Joseplfs Junior Red Cross-IO, Junior Aclnievemenl-IO, Pep CIub49, IO, II, I2 JEAN MECHIEL ST. IVIarIc's Junior Red Cross-IO, Junior Aclnievemenl-IO, Tumbling-9, lo, 11, Pep Club-9, lo, ll, I2 RQ ig ' ' DONNA KREYER S+. Bernard's B-Line-9, IO, II, I2, Chorus- IO, II, I2, Glee Club-IO, Jun- ior Aciwievemeni-IO, Bowling- 9, IO, TurnbIing-9, IO, Pep Club-9, IO TERRENCE LEIVIKE S+. Bernard's Camera Club-IO, II, I2, BOWI- ing-9 Romans Greg Morrissey, Dave McCaffrey, SI. Adalberfs and Dave Nelson go Beafle aI I'I'1e Roman Chorus-9, IO, II, Radio Clube Banquet IO. I2, Bowling-9, IO PATRICIA MARKFELDER Sf. Bernard's Cinrisfopher Service-II, Siu- denf Librarian-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Junior Red Cross- IO, Pep Club-9, IO. II, I2 CI-IERYI. MARITZ SI: Bernard's Chrisfopher Service-I I, Y.C.S.- II, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Ciub-9, IO, II JAM ES MEEI-IAN SHARON MCCORMICK TransII,guraIIon SI. MarI4's Me-morare-II, RadIo CIub- Chorus-9, JunIor Red Cross-9. IO, II, I2, JunIor Achieve- BowIinq-IO, Pep CIub-9, IO menI-IO x Il, I2 SANDRA MOFFAT MaIerniIy oI Mary CI'IrIsIopIIer ServIce-II, IZ, Chorus-II, I2, CIII RIIO Club- 9, Bowling-9, IO, II, Roller SIcaIIng-IO, II, CandysIore-I I, Pep CIUID-9, IO, II, I2 Q1 Q' DALE MERCADO SI. Bernard's LeIIerman-II, I2, FooIIaaII-9, IO, II, I2, Baseball-9, Track- IO, WresIIIng-I I, I2 JEAN MCCORMICK SI. Bernarcfs S I u CI e n I Librarian-9, GIee CIub-9, JunIor Red Cross-9, BowIInq-IO, Pep CIub-9, IO, II, I2 i H I Ig 13' 4 fi E, ,SQ OERALDINE MILLER SI. AdaIberI's CI'1risIopI1er ServIce-IO, SIU denI LIIorarIam-II, I2, CIII RIIO CIuIo-9, Junior AchievemenI IO, BowIing-IO, Pep CIub-9 IO, II, I2 CAII-IERIIXIE MUSIELEWICZ Sf. John The Evangelisf Chrisfopher Service-I I, I2, ConIacI-IO, SIudenI Librarian- I2, Chi Rho CIuI3-9, Pep Club- 9, IO KATI-ILEEN MITZUK Sacred I-IearI' Chorus-Il, I2, Junior Red Cross-IO, TurnbIing-9, IO, Pep CIub-9, IO, II, I2, Junior Achievemenf-IO ROSE MARIE MUEI-ILEGGER S+. Bernard's Chrisfopher S e rv i C e-I I, I2, Con'IacI-I I, Junior Red Cross- IO, Booksfore-IO, II, Pep SUSAN IVIOINIDRY Sf. Bernard's Chi Rho Club-9, Glee CIuIo IO, Junior Red Cross-IO, Jun ior Achievernenf-IO, Bowling IO, Tumbling-IO, Pep CIub-9. IO, II, I2 Piciure Na+ AvaiIabIe Club-IO, ii, I2 A STEPHEN MULALLY SI. Andrew's Radio CIub-IO, II, I2, Wres- 'rling-I I, Science Club-I2 CAROL MIRGIXI SI. Mark's German Club-9, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 BARBARA PETSCI-IEI. SI. Bernard! Siudenf Librarian-IO, Memo- rare-II, I2, Chorus-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Glee Club-9, BooI4sIore'IO, II, Pep Club-9. IO, II, I2 ,Zu JO ANN PILLA SI. Bernard! Junior Red Cross-IO, Junior Aclwievemerd-IO, II, BowIinq- 9, RoIIer SIcaIinq-9, IO, II, I2, CandysIore-II, I2, Rep CIub- 9, IO, II, I2 DAVID NELSON BONITA PECK Maierriify of Mary SI. Bernard! Junior Adiievemenf-II, RoIIer Confacf-IO, II, B-Line-9, IO, SI4aIinq-II, I2, Candysfore-I2, II, I2, Clwi RI1o Club-9, GIee Pep Club-I2 Club-9, IO, II, Candysfore-I2. Pep CIubf9, IO, II, I2, Stage I-Iand-I2 Q PMI W ,' X f WI Iii A 7 Vi, Q 9 U I ji , N ZR F 0 W I4 I -II-IQMAS RERRIZO TODD NQVACZYK S . B rmard' S . CGI mb Cghorjs-9, S Audio-Visual-l2, Leifermljari-IO, II, I2, Foo'fbaII- Bowling-9, BasebaII-9, IO, II 9, IO, II, I2, Hockey-9, IO. II, I2, Track-IO, II, I2 ff .gy Wi X I X 'LN . ,. M R Receiving Class rings can be a nappy rnornen? i? Iney Iii, bm dfsappoiniing II: 'rlwey don'+, as proved by ilie expressions on Greg Tacik and Larry Sirorn IVIARLEINIE RGIVIAN lvlafernily of Mary Chrisiopher Service-ll, I2, Chorus-9, Pep Club-IO, II, I2 RONALD PEII. SI. Bernard's Bowling-9, IO, Lelierman-IO, II, I2. Foofball-IO, Baseball- 9, IO, II, I2 PEGGY OINEILI. S+. Odilia Chorus-IO, Junior Red Cross- IO, Bowling-9, Tumbling-91 IO. Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 MARIE PIERCE SI. Jerorne's Siuclenl Librarian-IO, II, I2. SpeecI1fIO, Junior Achieve- ? meni-IO, Pep Club-9, io, ii. y I I2 Mr. Kolbinger cIeIIvers anoII'wer Iecfure on Seniori+is. ROBERT PLANTENBERG SI. IvIaIII1ews' RocIceI CIUID-I I, BowIing-9, IO, Shage Hand-I2 DANIEL POI-II. SI. Odilia SI'uden'r Council-I2, Chorus-9. Audio-Visual-IO, LeI'ferman-IO. II, I2, BaSIieIbaII-9, IO, II. I2, Baseball-9, GOII-II, I2 DENNIS PECK SI. BernarcI's Sfudeni' Council-9, IO, II, I2, B-Line-ll, I2. Rockef CIub-I2, I Audio-Visual-IO, Il, Junior AcI'1ievemenI-IO, Bowling-9, IO, FooIbaII-IO, Baseball-9, IO, GOII-I2 BARBARA PETERSON SI. JosepI1's IO, I2 DONALD PAVEI. SI. CoIumba Chi RI'1o CIub-9, Pep CIUIJ-9, Ba nd-9, IO, II, I2 SI. Bernard's Track-IO, II SI. Bernard! Ie-rman-IO, II, I2 TI-IOMAS OROURKE S+. Bei-nard's Radio CIUID-IO, Eoofball-I I, I2 WAYNE REINI-IARDT Memorare-I I, Chorus-9, IO, II, I2, BowIing-9, IO, II, I2, IO, II, I2, BaseI:aII-9, IO, II, ROBERT PRIEREI. Chorus-9, I2, German Club- IO, Rockei CIub'I I, Junior AcI1ievemenI-IO, I I, I2, Lef- ,J Q' iw I fm' Rf MNH' I 2, Eooiball-9, Joan Kremkoski and Joseffe Jasper pu? aff Io pra cfical use, as Iney design a I964 Homecoming posier, JEANNINE PTASZYNSKI SI. IvIarIc's Chrisiopiier Service-II, Con- I'acI-IO, Chorus-II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Bowling-9, Candy- sIore-I2. Pep CILII9-9, IO, II, I2, G.A.A.-IO, Speech-II 15' MARY SANDERS SI. CoIumIJa Cnrisiopner Service-I I, Con- Iacf-9, Chorus-I I, IZ, Chi Rho CIUIU-9, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 X' MAUREEN PURVIS SI. Pelrer CIaver Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 STEPHEN SCHMIDI SI. Bernard's Rockef Club-Il, l2, Radio CIub-IO, FooIbaII-II, Wres- Iling-IO IVIARLEIXIE ROSEINIBERG SI. BernarcI's Chorus-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, GIee CIub-9, IO, Bowl- ing-9, IO, Pep CIub-9, IO, II. I2 BARBARA SCI-IMIDT SI. PaIrIcIu's Confad-IO, Chi Rho Club-9. Pep CIUIJ-IO, II, I2 JUDI-II-I STRUB S+. Pa'rricIn's Chrisiopher Service-II, Chor- us-IO, Chi Rho CIUIU-9, Pep CIUID-9, IO, ll 6 I ANNETTE REITTER - SI. VincenI's Chrisfopher Service-II, I2. Sfudenf Librarian-IO, II, I2. Chorus-IO, Chi Rho CIub-9, German Club-II, I2, Glee Club-9, IO, -Bowling-9, Roller Skafing-II, I2, Pep CIUIJ-9. IO, II, I2, Candysfore-II, I2 MARY ROESER SI. BernarcI's Chorus-9, IO, I I, Junior Achievemeni-II, Roller SIcaI- ing-IO, II, I2, Candysfore- IO, II, I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 5- JOSEPI-I SCI-IREIFELS ImmacuIaIe I-Iearf Memorare-I I, Chorus-9, Junior Achievemenf-IO KAREN SCI-IROEPFER SI. Berriard's Y.C.S.-II. I2, Srudeni' Librar- ian-IO, II, I2. Junipr Red Cross-IO, Junior Achievemenf- IO. II, I2, RoIIer SIca'I'ing4IO, II, I2, Candyshnre-IO, II, Pep CILJID-9, IO JAMES RAVERTY SI. PaIricI4's Radio CIub-IO, II JULIE SEVERSON S+. Jerome-'s Chrisiopher Service-Il, Chor- us-9, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep CIUIO-9, IO, II, I2 DAVID SIGE-IY SI. Rose of Lima Audio-Visual-II, I2, Camera' CIub-IO, GOII-Il, I2 LAWRENCE STROM SI. Bernard's Y.C.S.-I2, Sludenl Council-9, IO, II, Bancl-9, IO, II, I2. Audio-Visual-I I, I2, Junior I Aclwievernenl-IO, II, I2, Bowl- ing-9, Baskefball-9 MARGARET STODOLKA SI. Bernard's Sludem' Council-II, Sludenf Librarian-II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Audio-Visual-I2, Roller Skafing-IO, II, I2, Candyslore- I2, Pep Club 9 58 MARY SOLER II-IOMAS SWEENEY SI. BernarcI's SI. MarIc's Chorus-9, IO, II, I2, Audio- Chorus-9, IO, Il, Audio-VisuaI- Visual-I2, Glee Club-9, Junior II, Speech-I2, Foolball-9 Red Cross-IO, Bowling-II, 'I2, Track-9, IO, II, Wresllinq-9. Roller Sliallng-IO, II, I2, IO, II, I2 Candyslore-II, I2, Tumbling- lo, II, Pep Club,9, io RITA SCI-IIAVINO JOHN SCI-IVVARTZ SI. Bernard's SI. Bernard's Confacl-IO. Y.C.S.-I2, Sfudenl Lelferman-II, I2, Fooiball-9 Council-IO, II, I2, Memorare- IO. ll, I2 II, I2, Clworus-IO, II, I2, Drama-IO, Glee Club-9, Bowl- ing-IO, Pep Club-9. IO, II I2, Sfage I-land-I2 Sfudeni' Iilararien, Colleen Bradshaw, helps Dale Mercado search for Informe- Iion on a senior proiecf. GREGORY IACIK SI. Bernard's Sfudenl Council- I 2, Chorus-9, Roclcel' Club-I2, Audio-Vlsual IO, II, Bowling-9 THOMAS STRUTZ SI. Bernarcfs Chorus-9, Hockey- I 2, Baseball- J2 MARY STEWART SI. Bernerd's Chorus-II, I2, Chi Rho Club- 9, Glee Club-9, IO, Junior Achlevernenl-IO, II, I2, Roller Slcaling-IO, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 CAROL STASINIY SI. BernarcI's Chorus-9, IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Audlo-Visual-I2, Glee Club-9, IO, Junior Achieve- rnenl-IO, Bowllng-II, I2, Roll- er Slcalinq-9, IO, II, IZ Candyslore-I I, I2, Pep Club- 9, IO, II, I2. Slaqe I-land-I2 JANIS SWEET S+. Columba Our 'firsf drum maior, Larry Svom, Io give Ihe signal Io march. RICHARD STADLER SI. JoI1n The EvangeIis'r Audio-VISUBLIO, II, IZ, IceI'baII-9, IO Bas- walfs Il, I2 DANIEL VORDERBRUGGEN SI. Bernard's II, Bowling-9. IO, II CAROL TSCI-IIDA IvIaIerni+y of Mary Chorus-IO, Drama-IO, Bowling- An 9, Tumbling-9, Pep Club-9, IO, II, IZ, Slrage I-Iand4l2 Sfude-nf Librarian-IZ, B-Line-9, IO, II, I2, CH RIIO Club-9. GIee CILJIJ-9, JunIor Achieve- menf-II, I2, Pep CIUID-9, IO. CI'1orus4IO, IZ, Rockejr Club-IZ, Radio CIub-IO, Audio-VisuaL JOSEPH WEWERS S+. Bernard's 1dio-Visual-I I SI. Bernerd's SI. BernarcI's GARY SUPINSKI SI. Bernard's RocIceI CILIIJ-II, I2 COFIIGCI'-IO, I I, Y.C.S.-I I, SIU- denI Council-I2, I3-LIne-II, I2, Chorus-IO, IZ, CIWI Rho Club- 9, Speech-I I, Glee CIub-9, IO, BowIIng-9, Booksfore-IO, II, I2, Candydore-I2, Pep CIUIQ- 9, IO, II, I2, SIaqe I-land-I2 DONALD YGUNG BowIInq-9, Lefferman-IO, I I, I2, I:ooIbaII-IO, TracI4AIO, WresIIIng-IO, I I, I2 JULIA TAUBE Q FaII1er RomuaId emIoys our I-Iomeccm Eng dance. MARYANNA WEIRICK SI. JosepIw's Drama-IO, Junior Red Cross- IO, JunIor AcI'wIevemenI-IO, Pep CIUIJ-9, IO, II, I2 KATHLEEN SHEA SI. Ar1drew's JLmIor Red Cross-IO, Pep CIub-IO, I I, I2 GERALD WEISS SI. Bernard's Chorus-9, IO, I I, German CIUIJ-IO, Audio-VisuaI-IO, II, Bowling-9, IO, Baseball-9, Track-IO, II, I2 IVIARLYS WU RSCI-IER Mafernify of Mary Conrad-IO, Memorare-II, I2, Chorus-IO, II, I2, Chi Rho Club-9, Speech-IO, Pep CILJIJQ 9,IO, II, IZ, Stage I-Iand-I2 NANCY ZABROK Conhacf-IO, Bow Inq 9 ep CIUIJ-9, IO, I I2 Cneerea SUSAN YOUIXIGDAI-II. SI. Bernarda ConIacI-IO, Y.C.S.-II, B-Line' 9, IO, II, I2 CIII RIWO CIub-9 Drama-IO, Speech-9, IO, II, I2, Camera CILJIJ-II, I2, Candyshnre-I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2, SIage Hand-I2 LEE ZOLEN SI. Bernard's SI- Columba C I1'o r u S-9 Audio-VisuaI-I2, Camera CIUIJ-IO, II, Junior AcI1IevemenIAII, I2, Bowling- Sr-II.G.A.A 9, Sfage I-Iand-I2 IS ii Homecoming affendanfs Barb PeIscI1eI and Moneffa CI1arIand, WIII1 esCorIs Jack ScI'1warIz and JoI'1n Efhen, lead IIwe 'IradI'rIonaI Grand March. CI-IARLES ZECI-I SI. Bernard's Memorare-I2, Lerfermaml BasIceIbaIl-9, IO, II, I2 LINDA WALLER SI. Bernard's CIwrIsIopL1er Service-II, Junior Red Cross-IO, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2 JAINIEZAS-IERA SI. PaIrick's ComIacI-IO, B-LIne-I2, CIM Rho CIub-9, Speech-9, IO, II, I2, Junior Achfevemenr-IO, Candysfore-I2, Pep Club-9, IO, II, I2, Sfage Hand-I2, Camera Club-I I, I2 DOUGLAS ZABIIXISKI SI. Bernard! Rockef Club-I2, Track-II, I2 Senior Student Council Representatives Sfucleni' Council Officers: Michael Toskey-Secretary-Treasurer, Michael Hoover-President, Nancy l3ossarcl+Vice-President David McCaffrey, Greg- ory Tacilc, Riia Schiavino, Daniel Pohl, Michael l-lruslca, Karen Kubes Jucly Frucci, Dennis Peck, Julia Taube, Stanley Dembouskig Thomas Kranz, Mary Briclc Junior and Sophomore STudenT Council RepresenTaTives SeaTed: Karen Knauer, RoberT Rossini, William Kough, Joan Meuwissen, JudiTh Sarafolean, Sandra Conley, KaThleen Zech- meisTer, Mary Jo WhiTeg sTanding: Gregory Gryslciewicz, Thomas Rosner, RoberT Pilla, RoberT Peck, Roberf AlTman, Edward Benoe, Michael Peblc, Mary Curran Student Body To iTs sTudenTs, ST. Bernard's is more Than an insTiTuTion-iT is a home. JusT as Tamily liTe is based on TaiTh and grows wiTh love, liTe aT SBH is Tounded on The TaiTh oT iTs sTudenTs and prospers wiTh Their love and loyalTy. On regisTraTion day, SepTember 9, I964, more Treshmen were admiTTed inTo The Tamily OT SBI-l Than ever beTore. As aspiring young sTudenTs These 2IO Tresh'men noT only assumed The responsibiliTies OT any high school buT came To realize The ideals upon which ST. Bernard's is Tounded. AlThough FaTher Romuald's convicTions on hair- sTyles, proms, daTing, his emphasis on aTTiTudes and his philosophy oT ToTal ChrisTian living seem non-essenTials To underclassrnen, sophomores are caughT beTween knowing These ideas and believing Them. As sTudenTs progress inTo iunior and senior year, as Their vision broadens, and Their undersTandings maTure, They begin To TrusT ThaT The ideals held beTore Them are Those proiecTed by a FaTher who is dedicaTed To The develop- menT oT a ChrisTian sainT, scholar, lady and genTleman in and Through The Tamily oT ST. Bernard's High School. Junior Class Officers Dennis Koren-PresidenTq Mary MarTin--Vice-Presi- denTy Missing: Rosalie Zangs - SecreTary-Treasf urer Sophomore Class Officer' James Gangl-PresidenT David Kimlinger-Vice- PresidenT, David Tschida -SecreTary-Treasurer 65 Class 1 i Q Homeroom 2Il Fronl Row: D. Sclwloesser, K. Sager, Y. Perry, M. Pesclwel, M. Sclwanzenbaclw, S. Sclninlcq Row 2: M. Schulte, C. Quinn, M. Roller, R. Sclwnurrer, J. Poclgorslci, T. Plaszynslci, Row 3: B. Scliwarlzbauer, J. Snodgrass, D. Praclwar, G. Sho- mion, R. Rossini, J. Sclnwan Homeroom 2II Fronf Row: B. Severin, K. Rice, C. Seiberliclw, S. Riedlberger, J. Sclwuna, J. Rosenberger, M. Quinn, Row 2: G. Squillace, T. Rosner, K. Rein, K. Pelsclw, J. Schiller, R. Sclwmidf, M. Spreiglg Row 3: W. Sonnlfag, P. Sclwmidl, K. Sand- quisl, J. Sclwmidf, G. Prudlwomme, D. Sigely f 566 as 'QQ aan 2 ' Q ag Homeroom 306 Fronl' Row: M. Weiss, B. Whilbeck, C. Troie, K. Sfadler, B. Slarlcey, D. Wells: Row 2: J. Thorsien, J. Tschida, M. Walslw, P, Taney, K. Zeclimeisler, E. Zeug, D. Weirickg Row 3: F. Slrub, R. Sweel, M. Sladler, C. Tacilc, M. Weiss, C. Ur- loanslci, T, Teslen vp-r 45, any Homeroom 306 From? Row: K. Welslw, D. Sfanion, P. Tsclwida, L. Youngluans, R. Zanqs, J. Yerlceg Row 2: M. Teelzel, L. Sfella, J. ZGWiSl6lf, M. WGyGUi1ll. B. VOC-yell Row 33 J- YOUf1Ql'1GV1S, A. Young, T. Sirom, G. Wilkes, D. Svendsen, P. Tsclwida, M. Supinslci -lung an Q- ,l i 157' fj- , 1.- ls -out Homeroom 2l0 Fronfl Row: D. Leonard, J. Peloquin. D. Paul, M. Marfin, M. Lokowiclw, W. Moffat Row 2: G. Mehring, VV. Magnuson, C. Manke, B. Niemczylc, G. Lysfad, R. Masanz, C. Mingog Row 3: L. O'Connell, R. Mammenga, M. Peck. R. Lud- den, L. Neins+ad+, S. Mueller ing, or-tv I9 U HQ DY? T 'UNA l Homeroom 2I0 Fronr Row: M. Pallcowifsch, S. Lewis, D, Oehrlein, K, Liferski, A. Lenzmeier, P. McNamara: Row 2: M. Mc- Cormick, F. Morneau, M. Meiz, T. Nowak, P. Mallinger, C, Muellner, D. Miswlfanisg Row 3: W. Lorenz, D. Miller, P. Musiele- wicz, G. Morrissey, D. Lesnar, E. Mielech 68 Nw 4 l l '95 iQ Homeroom 206 Froni' Row: L. Kavanagh. F. Krueger, I. Helminialc, D. Kelly, M. Heggay Row 2: K. Krier, S. Kuhns, M. Hunt R. Hupperf, B. Kramlinger: Row 3: R. LaCl1apelle, G. Huonder, M. lngemann, M. Lange, F. Knapp, G. Krenner ll l, 79 1 Qi, f Homeroom 206 Fronf Row: C. LaManna,' M. Jungwirflu, J. Kreyer, G. LeClair, T. Gisch. S. Haley. Row 2: R. Kopp, S. Lack- ner, M. Kerlcvlief. M. Gladbaclc, H. Hupperh Row 3: D. Huberly, D. Klemann, T. Gervais, P. Kinsella, W. Kough, D. Koren 7. f + if -1 i .5 Homeroom 202 Fronl' Row: E. Beaumont S. Elhen, L. Bialelc, W. Champion, E. Benoe, M. Charpenlierg Row 2: J. Edson, K Berg, W. Brady, D. Boland, J. Caron, C. Farkesg Row 3: R. Bredemus, L. Cunnien, R. Bernlwardr, J. Boer, L. Anderr ...g -sf- 1 1 M' ,ganw Xl if nanny, -N, rm N - Homeroom 202 From' Row: A. Alle, N. G-allalin, P. Felac, lvl. Felsclm, S. Flesch, L. Gelbmanng Row 2: S. Conley, C. Bale- man, S. Evangelist S. Dolrerly, S. Conway, T. Dirksen, Row 3: D. Boelwme, T. Bies, T. Gangl, T. Fuller, S. Dellwo Class of '67 :M Q., are ,, 1' 0' fb '- Homeroom ll2 Fronl Row: M. Killen, M. Kelcher, C, Leverly, R. Marlin, F. Leo, R. Manders, V. Lynch, K. Knauer, K. Kunzerg Row 2: C. King, P. Lawson, R. Magnuson, J. Kennelly, R. Klein, J. Marilz, T. McQuillan, T. McNamara, D. Joyce, R. Mechurag Row 3: J. Lesniak, M. Mc6ralh, R. Klulcas, W. Lellengarver, B. Kollasch, 6. LaChapelle, R. Lorelz, B. Komarelc, L. Kopp: Row 4: M. Lucas, M. McCabe, G. Lind, M, McKane, D. Kimlinger, G. Kiedrowski, M. Klmllnger, R. Lang, D. McFadden, M. Lebens L Gerburg Mehring, our German foreign ex- change sludenl, examines lhe complexilies of lhe English language. Sophomore Greg Lind daydreams his way lhrough The wear- isome evenls of World Hislory. -na.. ,gn i i 1 an cu. f' 5 3 1 Homeroom IO9 Fronl Row: V. Bibeau, C. Arvold, K. Baldinelli, D. Bednarek, L. Baclwmeier, B. Burg, K. Earley, M. Curran, B. Burg: Row 2: S. Clmarpenfier, C. Comford, L. Arcand, S. Anglo, V. Cannon, K. Berllwiaume, G. Edgeff, C. Dembouski, T. Bauch: Row 3: K. Churchill, L. Borovansky, B. Drobinslci, D, Tucci, R. Carlson, C. Anderl, L. Chrislensen, D. Belland, R. Buchlg Row 4: E. Anderson, M. Bader, B. Ahlquisf, D. Benziclc, S. Balernan, M. Bernhardf, R. Allman, D. Baierl, J. Belirends, D. Cermalc ,pak Q T ,Q -Ig. ui, to ,pg Homeroom III Fronl' Row: S. Gagnelius, M. Haider, K. Horan, M. Gressman, S. Kampmann, W. Gangl, C. Flesch. G. Grie- man, S. Grundlwauser: Row 2: M. Keeley. M. l-lasselman, T. Greelislw, M. Giizen, G. O'Laugl1lin, M. Ganzer, D. Effenberger, G. Edson, S. Hicks, P. Einbergerg Row 3: R. Heimerl, J. Enes, M. Hogan, C. Jansen, J. Gangl, W. Hansen, D. Gillespie, D. GOOdm6f1. J. FlG'lSCl1l'WGCl4GFI Row 4: D. Frilzlce, T. Elhen, D. Horrigan, G. Gryslciewicz, L. Evangelist G. Froelwle, B. Hupperl, C. Grui, R. Hannegan, J. l'-leilrnan fi Homeroom II6 Fron+ Row: T. Thompson, F. Zusan, S. Thompson, P. Weissmann, K. Walerius, L. Sfeiferg Row 2: L, Smith, J. Zabrok, F. Sfrecker, R. Urban, R. Mercil, G. Whifbeck, P. Takoy Row 3: F. Zawislak, S. VanGuiIder, J. Sfegbauer, D. Tschida, H. Wailraff, R. Wewers, J. Gross, J. Soler anno' 19 gully Homeroom II6 Fronf Row: J. Zabrok, M. Whife, J. Sieberer, S. Tischler, L. Vanneiii, L. Zoskeg Row 2: B. Trifz, D. Wur scher, E. Wagner, R. Wyzykoski, M. Sfodoika, S. Sfoeger, S. Cogan, J. Weiss: Row 3: C, Sfewarf, J. Sfruck, R. Rusche, J Sfrub, R. Weiss, T. Weyandf, K. Young .X l. l Homeroom II5 Fronr Row: R. Mercado, M. Moisiej, R. Peck, B. Schwinn, J. Schwadzbauer, C. Porizg Row 2: K. Schowalter J. Quinn, T. Peterson, R. Peck, J. Sherer, J. Sarafolean, W. Saracky Row 3: J. Selbirschka, J. Miron, M. Nelson, J. O'Rourkev, L. Millefre, K. Podobinskig Row 4: 'G-. Muellner, L. Peferson, J. Sager, J. Rehberger, R. Purvis, T. Palmer ff-. Q eng l l 1' Homeroom IIS Fronr Row: D. Sonison, A. Seawell, J. Page, M. Schiller, M. Schmidt S. Podrafzg Row 2: G. Miron, G. Reil, L. Pelrier, C. Pererson, G. Schwan, C. Opifz, K. Menard: Row M. Scovill, D. Mrozinski. J. Selbifschka, C. Robinson, J. Meuwissen, J. Miller: Row 4: G. Pefers, J. O'Neill, T. Purvis, R. Pilla, D. Schwarfz, K. Pefschel, M. Quifrer Fronl Row: M. Blegeo, P. Bruns Benoe, D. Bordenave, C. Bolwrer, Buellner M Beyer, B. Bedell, J. Doherly, K. Anderson G Braun V Bloom D Dellwo Row 4 C5 Bordenave M Alwmann J Benduha B Dill, R. Anderf, J. Baleman, M. Berllfuaume J Dannelsen L Carclarelll Homeroom 2 Fronl Row: M. Gisch, K. Earley D Gangl L Frepperl G Hudson J Gelsen S Gllobons T Evers L Glad back Row 2 J. Hanson, M. Van Werf, J. Connor J Hennessy R Hruska M Grundfner D Henkel C Glllespue G Hunf Row 3 A Franz, V. Frepperl, K. Holt J. Hogen D Hausladen D Gooden M Heumerl M Hands K Henclay Row 4 B Franfzen M Hubert J. Eicluer, M. Fiefarek, S. Gausler D Huberly D Elwexm D Groess M Erlle ui ln. all 7 was 99 41 Q Homeroom 5 From? Row: G. Schiavino. H. Rediske, L. Schally, S. Rosenberg, J. Sager, C. Schmidt T. Quifferg Row 2: J. Scaramuzzo, V, Pohl. G. Schmidt R. Rossow, M. Pelfon, J. Sager, N. Puchleifner, A. Schaeffer: Row 3: L. Peferson, T. Reh- berger, F. Rubbelke, D. Perry, M. Rausch, P. Savage, A. Ross: Row 4: J. Saladin, J. Riedlberger, D. Pelfon, G. Rohow, J. Puhs, M. SaHler, K. Perers, M. Saladin l. ,,,, gnu .fe ,312 We ..,. 1 Homeroom 4 Fronf Row: T. O'NeiI. D. Murphy, A. Newell, P. Palmer, S. Page, D. Mafhe, C. Mosner, W. Orchard, S. Mc- Graw: Row 2: G. Paul, S. McCracken, M. Palkowiisch, N. Mallet J. McFadden. J. Morrissey, D. Neudauer. M. Muelier, M. Mil- ler: Row 3: J. McKenzie, B. McCluskey, J. Maritz, M. Mullner, J. Miller, K. Oehrlein, J. Moffat D. Maca1us, K. Nearyq Row 4: M. Musielewicz, K. Mangan, T. Merfh, L. Mlckus, C. Mudek, S. O'Neill, J. Morley, C. Misukams, M. Olson, M, Markfelder f' gm. i ,pavi- - gag ji! Homeroom 3 Fron+ Row: B. Jansen, A. LaManna. J. Lesch, G. Kreyer. J. Lyon, J. Kavanagh, K. Kappes, T. Lenzmeier. R. Jueliclm Row 2: J. Kneissel, A. Kaping. A. Komarelc, D. Krenner. M. Kelly, M. Koren, L. Krueger. M. Kimlinger. C. Lucas: Row 3: C. Luclcing, K. Luiher, R. Kulwns, K. Leflengarver, R. Kroening, M. Lemansld, J. Kneissel, J. Juellnerz Row 4: M. Lemlce, N. Kelly, B. Kurrelmeier, J. Kerkvliel, M. Lee, J. Lesneau, J. Leinen. M. Kremlcowslci, B. Koempel 1 'L Ph 'li ab- ,M si Homeroom IIO Fronl' Row: M. Severin, P. Teelzel, P. Vannelli. D. Wolf, V. Sclswarlzbauer, R. Toslcey, N. Slreclcer, M. Thomp- son: Row 2: E. Slrail, M. Unze. R. Tlwole, J. Seilz, Y. Yarilz, C. Thompson, D. Windorsld, M. Urman. T. Slarlceyq Row 3: L Schluna, M. Zablnslci, J. Sfadler, G. Zeclwmann, J. Younqhans, A. Sladler. C. Spear, K. Sladlerq Row '4: R. Thomalla, J Vogel, M. Sleiner, B. Sclwowal'rer, P. Wlwllcomlo, W. Tucci, M. Smelana, M. Troiber While Jrhe unil of sociely is ihe family, Jrhe unil of 'rhe school is lhe individual. To promole growlh in 'rhe unil of lhe school, each individual musi con' fribule a perl of himself. To help each sluderil de- velop his own poienlialiiies and discover new Tal- enis which he can 'rhen coniribule 'ro Jrhe sociely of SBH. a wide range oi club acliviiies is offered. A number of clubs are service clubs such as Chrisio- pher, Sludenl Librarians. and Audio Visual. Olhers such as Science and Pholoqraphy Clubs help Jrhe individual explore fields in which he can develop personal inleresls whereby in laler 'life he may learn lo serve sociely. Some. such as ihe Pep and Tum- bling Clubs, are for fun and enioyrnenl. Through his experiences a sludenl can grow inlo a well- rouncled ciiizen ol The world. l ji . '.l.'ie IGI 4 N., 94 ,sa tg Hiya FronT Row: D. Oehrlein, D. Paul, B. Kramlinger, L. Sfella. T. Dirksen, C. Muellner, P. Felac, J. Edson: Second Row: J. Taube M. Gressman, C. Kollasch, S. AcharTz, C. MariTz, J. STrub, C. Musielewicz, S. Youngdahl, J. Frucci, R. Schiavino, B. Peck, M Wurscher, B. PeTschel, D. Kelly, E. Benoeg Third Row: J. EThen, D. Peclr, M. Hoover, D. McCaffrey, L. STrom, M. STadler, T TesTen. National Honor Society For The TirsT Time SBH enrolled members inTo The Na- Tional Honor SocieTy, giving recogniTion To Those who displayed excellence in scholarship, leadership, charac- Ter, and service. Membership in The SocieTy .required TurTher developmenT of Those qualiTies. AT The same Time NaTional Honor sTudenTs were expecTed To convey To The resT of The sTudy body an appreciaTion Tor scholar- ship and a sense oT values and ideals. IT was decided ThaT an honor sTudenT who should Tall below The sTandards defined in The consTiTuTion would lose membership in The SocieTy and could noT be re-admiTTed. An imporTanT ob- iecTive of The N.H.S. is The developmenT of maTure CaTholic ciTizens. Debbie Paul and Ted TesTen admire The SBH NaTional Honor SocieTy Charier Mr. Charles Simmer, prin- cipal oT Mechanic ArTs High School, addresses The sTuclenT body aT in- ducTion ceremony for SBH NaTional Honor SocieTy 1 ai. K ' German Club WiTh a high oT over sixTy members This year, The German Club proved iTselT a worThwhile organiza- Tion. AT The Ramsey CounTy Home The German Club sang Tor senior ciTizens and played The pop- ular game OT chess wiTh Them. Parishioners of The ST. Bernard's AlTar and Rosary SocieTy were enTer- Tained by The club wiTh TradiTional German Toll: mu- sic and dancing. Members of The club wenT ChrisT- mas caroling in German in The ST. Bernard's neigh- borhood on The evening oT December 23. A high- lighT oT The year was The German BanqueT and dance held early in spring. German club officers: J. Meuwissen, P. Musielewicz, D. Jones, M. l-laider made plans Tor The German banquet 'WQQM ' ' ' ...I .uhm .nl-R Nl-XNY 4 he TT' Gerburg Mehring, foreign exchange sfudeni' from Germany, liT The candles of The AdvenT wreaTh as club members gaThered To sing an AdvenT hymn. Speech Club This year's speech club aTTempTed To develop Talenfs in debaTe and public speaking. lTs major proiecT was a ChrisTmas Pageant Give The Devil l-lis Due, an original play wriTTen by Mr. Jerome Kolbinger and presenTed To all The Eng- lish classes. OTher acTiviTies included pracTice in Tormal and inTormal speeches and parTicipaTion in speech conTesTs. Tom Sweeney, as The devil, Tries To lure shepherds Jan- ice Schwarlzbauer, Gene Auge, and Chris Opilz in 'Give The Devil His Due. 8l Y.C.S. members Try someThing new by sponsoring The Big BroTh- er program. Upperclassmen as big broThers and sisTers, welcomed incoming Freshmen on regisTraTion day. Christopher Service The ChrisTopher Service Club, wiTh SisTers Mary Hildebrand and Veronica as moderaTors, has grown in membership and scope oT acTiviTy so ThaT iT is one oT The mosT acTive and imporTanT organizaTions aT SBH. Junior and Senior ChrisTophers helped Teach re- ligion, gave nursing care, and supervised recrea- Tional acTiviTies aT GilleTTe HospiTal Tor Crippled Children. Once a monTh They joined The SisTers oT ST. Joseph's Academy aT Holy Mass wiTh The chil- dren. For special holidays They prepared TreaTs and Tray Tavors Tor The paTienTs and aT oTher Times giTTs oT more value. A number oT The girls also worlced as sacrisTans and Table waiTresses aT Mary Hill ReTreaT House or as candysTripers aT ST. Josephs and BeThes- da HospiTals. Freshmen and Sophomores helped The LiTTle Sis- Ters oT The Poor care Tor The aged, sang aT Their BenedicTions, provided giTTs Tor Them, or worlced as candysTripers. For ChrisTmas The club sponsored a school-wide Tood shower Tor The LiTTle SisTers oT The Poor and de- livered a ChrisTmas Tree and generous giTT oT Tood To a needy Mexican Tamily. As a sTep Toward beTTer undersTanding oT minoriTy groups The club sponsored a dance aT Our Lady oT Guadalupe Gym and a rol- ler-slcaTing parTy Tor young Mexican adulTs aT The ST. Bernard's Roller Rinlc. 82 YCS Greg Morrissey, Ted TesTen, KaThy Kunzer, and Cecilia Farlies wiTh adviser Miss Warmlra, discuss The Y.CS program Tor The year. ChrisTopher Club members sTudy maTerials and Teaching meThods, ouTlined by SisTer Florine, C.S.J., direcTor oT The CaTecheTical Program aT GilleTTe STaTe HospiTal. Ed Mieleclu, Sue Mueller, Connie Muell- ner and Sandy Lewis wrap Chrisimas presenis for fine Cliildren ai Gilleiie Siafe Hospiial. Mary Lokowicln, Anne Lenzmeier, Greg Morrissey, and Wendy Moffaf admire seis of home decoraied candles, Chrisf- mas giliis of ine Clwrisioplier Club io Mrs. Rogers, personnel direcior, and Miss Conklin, superiniendeni of Gilleiie Siaie Hospiial. ,j kkk. N74 ag., Barb Kramlinger, William Sonnfaq. Ken Sandquisi, and Debbie Schloesser pack canned foods for ine Liifle Sis- iers of ine Poor. 5 Advisor, Mr. Kolbinger, and ediTors: D. Peclc, K. Kubes. J. Taube, B. Peck, M. l-loover, and S. Youngdahl iam 'Gd' mv-W 'H' i . . , K -s, X- .F M Co edifors, Mike Hoover and Sue Youngdahl. and AssociaTe EdiTor, Bonnie Peck do lasT-minuTe Tolding To speed up B-Line delivery. B-Line CompleTe coverage oT schooml evenTs and organizaTions was an imporTanT ob- iecTive OT The SBI-l school newspaper. The B-Line sTaTT aimed To promoTe sound CaTholic Thinking and sTudenT inTeresT by inTroducing conTroversial Topics on which SBl-lers were Tree To voice Their opinions. WiTh six members having aTTended The NaTional ScholasTic Press convenTion in Chicago and journalism workshops aT The College oT ST. Thomas and The UniversiTy oT lvlinnesoTa, The sTaTT was able To produce a more proTessional newspaper published six Times during The year. The SexTon PrinTing and STaTionery lnc., was auThorizecl as The new publisher Tor This year's B-Line. 17 Af' B-Line and Memorare slaff members allended The Nalional Press Convenlion in Chitfago during lhe Thanksgiving Holidays. Row I: J.Charpen+ier, R. Schiavino, D. Schloesser, and D. Kreyert Row 2: N. Bossard, D. Oehrlein, and B. Kramlinger: Row 3: J. Sweet J. Zaslera, M. Wurscher, and L. Slella: Row 4: C. Zech, C. Manke, J. Kremkoski, and B. Pelscheli Row 5: S. Youngdahl, M. Brick, D. Kelly, and K. Kubes. Memorare During 'rhe ordinary school day, Room 2lO may be used for classes in religion and Lalin, buf afler school, on week-ends, and during vacalions, if belongs 'lo The MEMORARE sfaff. Throughoul 'rhe year, edilors and 'rheir assislanls designed layouls, cropped piclures, and wrole copy and caplions in order lo pro- duce a yearbook wilh a sludenl appeal and some degree of academic excellence. A visil lo The Universily of lvlinnesola in Seplember gave members of Jrhe slaff an op- porlunily lo learn more aboul yearbook pro duclion. ln addilion, newspaper and yearbook enlhusiasls made a 'Four-day lrip lo Chicago over The Thanksgiving holidays in order lo learn beller iournalislic and layoul slyles. Through lhe knowledge lhey acquired al lhese meelings and Their own ingenuily, 'rhis year's srall hoped lhal il has produced4 a book worlhy 'ro be called-The SBH l965 MEMORARE. V,,,,,.....-fu -W. N 1+ 7 ,D f fm., ,..-v'- nd' A qvgs ' in Typing, copy. and layouls keep lbe yearbook slafl busy meeling each approaching deadline. 85 Amafeur 'laxidermisfs examine slulfed birds and old bones Science semi his fufure This year lhe radio, roclfel, and biology clubs combined 'ro 'Form a single SBH Science Club. Mem- bers of lhe club underloolc scieniific experimenfs which, for laclc of lime, could noi' be filled info reg- ular class rouiines. Besides launching a roclcel and operaling radio sialion WAQCHV. science club members alfempfed amaieur laxidermy and slcele- fal assembly. Field Trips were ialcen To Taylor's Falls where members, under Jrhe direciion of Mr. Feyerei- sen, sludied nafure firsl-hand. 5 I 2 mia' 'Xin Student Librarians More sTudenT librarians were needed This year To meeT The demands oT an expanding library which as oT I965 held 5300 volumes and 83 circulaTing peri- odicals. ToTal circulaTion oT boolcs reached a record high oT 9045, or Twelve books per person per year. During The pasT year a record library was begun and Tilm-sTrips, Tapes, slides, and picTures were qnur- chased. The library also used The special renTal serv- ice available To school libraries. STudenT librarians were insTrucTed in library procedures, research Tech- niques, and The use oT The career Tile, so as To be able To assisT sTudenTs in Their use of The library. The sTudenT librarians-smiling, wi L 53 Audio-Visual The Audio-Visual Club, primarily concerned wiTh The mainTenance and operaTion oT The audio-visual equipmenT, was l4epT busy wiTh The school's wide range oT specialized equipmer1T. SBH owns an eighT and a sixTeen millimeTer proiecTor, Two Tape re- corders, several phonographs. and a growing Tilm- sTrip library. Through precision in audio-visual Tech- niques, members oT This club aimed aT eTTiciency in service To The school. Mike Hruska, Gene Auge, and Larry STrom, wiTh Mr. Weigel's help, learn and wonder aT The comple-xiTies of The lbmm. movie pro- jecTor. ARESOCDGDG Jin-'1. - if 1 we othefzs 7. E215 T STudenT librarians, Barbara STarkey, Joann Tschida, and Mary Peschel, prepare a bulleTin board on inTerracial problems. lling, eTTicienT girls. R X, ,ps Huw I! lg Bookstore In The back oT Room ll5 is a sTore Tamiliar To all SBH sTudenTs. Under The direciion of Mr. Glaser. The boolcsTore has prospered and increased iTs sToclc, so ThaT now school supplies, from erasers To college enTrance maTerials, are offered. EighT sophomore and iunior girls graciously give Their Time and energy To Till The demands oT all cusTomers. Clamp-ons may be oui' of siyle for SBH sTudenTs, buT Greg Grieman, Mike Gressman, Dave Nelson. and Roger Heimerl enioy The pracTice. , YYY Candy Store Now in iTs second year of service. The girls oT The candy sTore are an efficient organized group, who TempT sTudenTs every noon and evening wiTh Their wide selecTion oT candy bars and ice creams. SBH sTudenTs have come To depend on These girls Tor goodies To saTisTy The individual's sweeT TooTh. The candy sTore is ideally locaTed in The caTeTeria oT SBI-l. Lunch wiThouT sweeTs? Never! Mary Roee ser and Dolores Jones serve hungry Bernies. The boolcsTore sTaTT sToclcs The shelves wiih sweaTshirTs and school supplies. Rollerskating One oT The TavoriTe pasTimes of SBH sTudenTs is rollerslcaTing. Running The rink is quiTe a job Tor FaTher Romuald: Thereiore generous SBI-lers volunTeered To assisT him. While The girls helped wiTh selling TiclceTs and reTreshmenTs, The boys conTribuTed Their share by cleaning 'floors and repairing slcaTes. For The Halloween and ChrisT- mas slcaTing parTies. club members decoraTed The gym and handled TiclceT sales. ThroughouT The enTire year, even during The summerTime, The rollerslcaTing club is ready To serve and To help FaTher Romuald provide opporTuniTies Tor an indoor sporT. A busy sTage crew worlcs ouT deTails Tor My Fair Lady. Stage Hands All sTudenTs inTeresTed in behind The scenes pro- ducTions of concerTs and sTage plays Tormeol a sTage hands club This year. Members of The club were or- ganized inTo commiTTees according To The Type oT iob each preferred To do, Trom malcing and circu- laTing posTers, To painTing scenery, To The acTual sTaging, lighTing, moving of scenery. and managing of properTies. SBI-l sTage hands, organized and di- recTed by Mr. NequeTTe, were an acTive and indis- pensable club. Photography Club H' is noT unusual To see someone aT ST. Bernard's wallcing down The hall swinging a camera case. The Camera Club gave sTudenTs inTeresTed in phoTog- raphy a chance To experimenT wirh The Techniques of picTure Taking and To learn The mechanics oT The camera. They capTured The exciTemenT oT concerTs and plays, baclcsTage as well as-on sTage: They caughT glimpses oT Typical sTudenT life: and Tool: picTures of all assemblies and school acTiviTies. All in all They rendered a valuable service To The sTuclenTs of ST. Bernard's. Oh, come on, Barb, how abouT showing some oT ThaT feminine charm Tor my pic- Ture? i.-..f fs 'sas :Weir-f wmiifi, 2 Tumbling PubliciTy and Tame were achieved by The SBH Tumbling club as They enTerTained guesTs aT The SBH Roman banqueT, aT The l'lumboldT Roman Ban- queT, and Twirled and Tumbled Tor an assembly pro- gram aT NorTh ST. Paul High School. Sandy Lewis added a novelTy number To The performances by her Tire baTon Twirling. Mr. WeinzeTl shared The movies oT The Tumblers in acTion which he Toolc aT T-lurnboldT High wiTh The LaTin classes OT SBH. Lettermen This year under The direcTion OT FaTher Romuald. The sTandards and goals of The leTTermen's club were raised, and Jack SchwarTz was appoinTed To wriTe a new consTiTuTion. ln order To become a member, leTTermen were To show ouTsTanding aThleTic per- Tormance on The Tield, as well as mainTain a good scholasTic record. The leTTermen's club, in cooperas Tion wiTh The STudenT Council, assisTed aT baslceTball games and dances, arranged Tor The various home- coming acTiviTies, and sponsored a hooTenanny, The proceeds oT which were To Tinance The renTal of Aldrich Arena Tor graduaTion. As The Bernie baslceTball players march-OTT, Torn Kranz, Jack SchwarTz, and Mike T-lruslca march on wiTh The mops. 'S' ...-49 Leiiermen officers: Mike Hruska, presidenh Todd Novaczyk. vice-pres- idenT1 Dennis Koren, secreTary-Treas- urer: Mr. Marcogliese and Mr. Jo- seph. The advisers. 90 Tumblers display precision and grace aT This Roman banqueT. EW T' JG -f, 3 Pep Club members ready for The kick- off aT The Homecoming game. 1 si Pep Club members creaTe a Bernie Bulldog Tor Homecoming TesTiviTies., Cheerleaders and Pep Club The Tamiliar sighT of The blue and gold uniTorms and The spiriTed yells oT The cheerleaders exciTe enThusiasTic school spiriT among The enTire sTudenT body. The pep club, wiTh senior PaTricia l.aChapelle, presidenT: iunior Linda STella, vice-presidenTg and sophomore Karen Knauer, secreTary-Treasurer. was again The largesT organized group aT ST. Bernard's. The cheerleaders and oTTicers selecTed Two repre- senTaTives Trom each class To organize and manage pep TesTs and homecoming and To supervise pep club acTiviTies aT games. The energeTic spiriT oT The cheerleaders and The pep club promoTes a viTal sense of loyalTy in The sTudenT body. T e' ru 0 x -- g f: .- r ,s we 'ky k 1 ,Q ' fe! 4 Y J V , . T, Y 3 ' i T '. - -iff ' 'irs L ii T Q Q. :T iriii T ' l T Cheerleaders lead The school in vig- V I i 3 g s E 1 orous Tashion aT a baskeTball game. A 2 W gig, .. - Q W 5 , fig T sg I ii Cheerleaders-lefT To righT: Karen Kubes, Judy Havig, Mary Kay HuTTle KaThleen Hoffman, Nancy Bossard--capTain, Karen Sager, Sandra Lewis and Jeann e FreiermuTh. 92 The sporTs program aT ST. Bernard's combines sTrenuous physical acTivi'Ty wiTh The loyalTy oT STS sTudenTs To make Tor The spiriT needed To enioy aThleTics Through vicTory and deTeaT. Team coopera- Tion is maniTesTed on The Tield and in The sTands, as The sTudenT body uniTes To sing and shouT Tor vicTory. lndividual eTTorTs are sublimaTed in Team spiriT. yeT one aThleTe can inspire Tellow sTudenTs wiTh TighT and vigor Through his example. CompeTiTion becomes Tougher each year. as high school alhlefes become more declicaTed To The high ideals oT sporTsmanship-humaniTy in deTeaT. mod- esTy in vicTorN,4, and compleTe uniTy in hopes Tor success. , f x W 1 ,JT 2-S iafsf ff 12 17 1' A ' 4207 fiff-me scmxfy sfeefzf' fm, 'L P if i'7'7 . Jimi ii ffvvifif ,P '7 grt 'J zf - i f' K -3 f f vw?--2 f Q7-ffwi of ,ZQXVfL5?'-L7,,gQi-in Q 47'7f7 jf f' J' 3 . ' 7x f' K f' 1 gf Biff si ,X 5 - r-11.1, . ii 'ww' riiwi ' T62 s i i- 'Milli-iii . 1 w ui ...iw--...ii. i g .i..ii.Wa ,. f,,, +1 rffsfiffefff'1na?frllixasisrwlillwr fam yi .NN X .ll 1 1 wwxmwf nwigfwl im-X ii 1 , ww i rlllli il f as i i ill rm . Q a ll i ll .iii hi llll Mi i r . fefff-e::e:f-A' L 'vw . wir ww .Wi sfseefsgiim....v.,w,riwiq.,. . Y . J. r , . y W . Ql QQ. .. .NN wif f, if ily Mir. i 'i rilllgl ll flii 8. 3 gil! ii? fl l l lf Row I: T. McQuillan, C. Zech. H. Wallraff, G. Lysfad, D. Pohl, D, Kaping: Row 2: Coach Mr. Brodfrnann, M. Weiss. L. Evangelisf, M. Peclc, D. Lesnar, K. Florian. Basketball Tremendous feam spirif characferized S+. Ber- Qard's I964-65 Baslcefball players. This year's squad finished wifh fhe greafesf number of wins ever produced by fhe Bulldog cagers. The IO-IO reeord is misleading, as 9 of fhe fen losses were fo feams rafed among fhe Top IO in fhe sfafe. l-lighlighfs of fhe season included vicfories over Washingfon l-ligh and Pierz Memorial fwice each. This was The firsf fime SBl-l had ever beafen Pierz. Wifh new uniforms, and a firm buf undersfanding new coach, +he feam had a successful season. The Bulldogs muscle 'Phe ball following an Aggie free fhrow. Lenny Evangelisf sfeals anofher rebound from a Washingfon defender. Viclory Prayer SCORES Bei-nard's Opponenl l-lumboldl , , , ., 34 Washinglon .,,,, N 25 Pierz Memorial , . 52 Si, Agnes , ,,,,,,, ,, 53 Dululh Calhedral , ,, W 8l Winsled ..,,. 4l Sl. Cloud Calhedral , , ,,,,,, 65 Breck , ,, ,,,,,..,,.,,,,,, N .H .. 42 Sl. Agnes ,,,,,,,,,,, . VVYVVV 72 Sl. Michael's , , ,,,,. 43 Washinglon .,,,,,, ,YYVY 3 l S+, John's ,,,,,,,,, N VV., 39 Pierz Memorial 4l Sl. Agnes , 59 S+. Thomas H, 69 Sl. Cloud ,, ,,,, ,.... 6 9 Sl. 'Michael's ,,,,, ,,,,, 5 0 Hill ,,,,,,, . 64 Sl. John's H VVVV- 55 Winsled N. 43 Ken Florian baHles an Aggie player for a rebound as Mark Weiss, Mike Peck, and Dan Pohl move in lo help oul. '4lls k 3 j gas s -. Capfain Dan Pohl sinks one of ihe lay-ups lhal have helped make him The DBC scoring champion wilh a 20.8 average. J Time out gives feam members as chance for res? and en- couragemenl. .-Y' ee Coaches, players, score keepers, and fans af one of ilie more serious momenfs of lhe game. Sgf' Acfion begins as Dan Lesmer sfrelches 'ro lip llwe ball lo Ken Florian. er -i 'W -1 ,..,.. , , M, ,L f- M-'ii The Bulldog Puclrsfers BoTTom row: J. Juran, J. La- Manna, J. Younghans, M. Supinskig Row 2: M. Spreigl, R. Carlson. B. Niemczyk, R, LaChapelle, M. RoTTer, T. McNamara, L. STeiTer, Coach Glaser: Row 3:-G. LaChapelle, T. l'lilgerT, J. HoTTman, J. SchmidT, T. Kranz, T. Novacyzk 0 N. Q J'--I le.-f 'I Goalie Mike Supinski seTs himself To kick ouT an0Ther shoT. Tense Taces of Coach John Glaser and co-capTains, Tom HilgerT lI5l, Todd Novaczyk l9l, show change of acTion To The Bernie goal. fs.. 57. Q lp.. Hockey This year's hockey Team. comprised mainly of Sopho- mores and Juniors, was again direcTed by Coach John Glaser. The squad had rugged compeTiTion wiTh such Teams as STaTe Champions DuluTh CaThedral, l-lill and ST. Agnes on schedule early in The season. The game wiTh Top ranking, perennial CCC champions, CreTin, was a highlighf of The season Tor The Bernie pucksTers, as The score of 4-3 was in favor of The Bernies. AlThough The over-all I964-65 record was 8-I2, SBH losT only Three OT These games by more Than Two goals. The squad will lose several of iTs key aThleTes aT gradua- Tion. however, The ouTlook Tor nexT season is very good. I all A f . , M m,., f ,.,' ,, , - , A 2 3? A l A - i n i'gL E A i if - A' in N' xg ef l i lggi - Tom Hilgerf sfands ready lo score one of flue 'four goals Anofher sa he made in our 4-3 viciory over Crefin. N, Kn- ' ?!:f v 'fill 262111. flpxlfp, va'Z92Z7 'f fl . yi Y yflfliz ny- .2 :iffy Acfion al' lhe nel' means lough compelilion for fhe Bulldog six. 98 ve for goalie Milne Supinslci. SCORES Sr. Bernard's Opponenl 9 Breck , , ,,,.,, .,.,.V , l I Sl. Tlwomasv ..,.., ....,,, , 2 5 De LaSalle ..,,, ,,.... 3 4- Benilde . ,,., ,,,,,,..... ...... 6 4 Aurora ., ,,,,,Y,.,..,..,.,.,, ,.Y..w . 0 3 Balobiil , ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,..,..., Y...... 0 3 Dulufh Calhedral ,,,,.,.. A....,. 4 I Crelin ,,,,.,..,,,,.....,,..,, ,.Y,,A 8 2 S+. Agnes ,. .,,,,,, 4 3 Washinglon ,,,,,, .. 5 O Hurnboldl ,,,,... ,,,,,,. 3 3 De LaSalle ..A.. .,..,,. 4 2 Benilde ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .Y,,YY. 4 3 Minnelwalwa ..,,.......,... ...... 2 5 S+. Paul Academy .,,.., ,YY,V,Y 3 O Hill .,,,.....,.,...........,..,. ...,.. 5 2 S+. Thomas .........,,, ,,,.... 4 4 Crefin ,,,,,,,,.,....,. ..,,,w 3 2 Hill ..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,, ....,. 5 2 Mechanic Arfs .,,,, ----,-- l O , - Hmm A Tradifional locker room pep +allrs play a big parf in rousing desire and aggressiveness. Wim fi g-,B ,T rf, 9, Q-. Ai .ahh ' .. .- wr Novaczyk waifs our fron? for Hwe pass from behind ine nei. Senior defenseman Tom Kranz aiiempis fo poke-check The puck away from a Crefin forward. L R I 9 4. ' .I M . M A N.. Sealed: Co-Caplains: T. Novaczylc. M. Hruslca: Row I: J. Hoffmann, J. Re-hberger. M. Lebens, M. Kimlinger. J. Koren, D. Cermak W. Sonniag, C. Manlce, T. Fuller, J. Schwan, G. Hounderg Row 2: Coach P. Marcogliese, Head Coach D. Macmillan. D. Kelly M. lngemann, K. Pefschel, G. Wilkes, M. Weiss. H. Wallraff. J. Schwarlz, M. Toslcey, G. Morrissey, T. Hilgerl, B. Prifrel, T. Kneissel, Coach D. Joseph, Coach W. Culberfsonq Row 3: W. Magnuson. L. Sleifer, T. Weyandl. T. Kranz, M. Lucas. J. Elhen. J. Juran. D. Koren, R. Carlson, D. Mercado Football As The new head Foofball Coach, Mr. Macmillan made Y sure praclices were Tough. Qfwfal I00 W 1 Mike The .s K gi M T is s Hruska and Todd Novaczyk, The I964 co-capTains of SBI-l TooTball Team. From Three direcTions Bulldogs charge To Tackle a Mike. PursuiT like This gave The Bulldogs a I4-O homecoming vicTory over ST. Michael's. The I964 ST. Bernard's l-ligh School TooTball Team, under The direcTion OT a new head coach, Mr. Richard Macmillan, opened iTs season wiTh a rous- ing I9-6 win over arch-rival WashingTon. For The Third year in a row, The Bulldogs won The Rice STreeT Traveling Trophy. Early in The year, however. The Team encounTered Tour oT The Top Ten CaTholic Teams in The sTaTe and Tinished The season wiTh a 3-6 record and TourTh place in The Don Bosco Con- Terence. AT Homecoming, OcTober I7, The Bulldogs marched on ST. Michael's Tor a I4-O win and They closed The season loy Trouncing Minnehaha Acad- emy 2l-7. DespiTe iTs unimpressive record, This year's TooT- ball Team produced many players of disTincTion. Three SBH Bulldogs were named All-Conference players. and Mike l-lruska was named To The Minne- apolis Tribune All-STaTe Team as a guard. Reserves wiTh buTTer'Flies in Their sTomachs wafch as The Tide of The game Turns. I0l RICC Street Bowl For fhe fhircl sfraighl' year SBH caplured lhga ,Rice Sfreel lraveling tro- phy-a symbol of lhe rivalry belween SBH and Wash. Bulldogs go down-bu? noi' 'For long as lhey forge ahead lo win lhe game I9 6 'Yl Qluorlerbaclc Todd Novaczyk gels 5 lasi- mmule run down from Coach Macmil- lan before going our on lhe field. Bringing ihe 'lrophy baclr home, lhe Bulldogs board lhe bus. SCORES S+. Bernard's OPPOHSFII I9 Washinglon . , ..v..fYV... 6 O Hill . .,,.,,,,.,,,, , ,.,Y,, .VVVVV ---- 4 5 O S+, Cloud Calhedral ,,,,,,, ,.... 7 I9 SI. Agnes ,,,,, ,,,,,,. , , 34 O SI. Thomas ...,,,,,. 32 I4 SI. Michael's 0 I4 SI. John's ,,,,,, ----- 2 5 7 Regis ..,,,,,,. ,. ,f4- 25 21 Minnehaha ,,,, ---- 7 Rough and ready fo go, The Bulldogs charge onfo The field. All-conference sfars af prac- fice. Todd Novaczylc hands off fo Milne Hruslca as Tom Kneis- sel blocks. The Counfdownl Quarlerback Den Koren calls Ihe playAas Ihe Bulldogs gel' ready for acfion. I03 Wrestling This year wresTl1ng became a specTaTor sporT as well as a parTicipanT sporT. AlThough The wres- Tling Team was handicapped by iTs youTh and in- experience, iT Turned ouT a number oT Tine aThleTes. The squad, under The direcTion OT Mr. Marcogliese, has a T964-l965 record OT 5-I5. In spiTe oT The TacT Tha+ The Team wiil lose some oT iTs key wres- Tiers by graduaTion, The younger members oT The squad have The poTenTial To make nexT year's record a beTTer one. .x: '? '-M Row I: T. Thompson, W. Gangl, T. Eck, J. Kavanagh: Row 2: S. EThen, D. Young, W. Farmer, J. Gangl, Coach Marcoglieseg Row 3: D. Mer- cado, D. Edson, M. Hruska, J. Soler Team Captains Mike Hruska, leTT, and Don Young. Jim Gangl, an improved sophomore, work- ing near The edge oT The maT againsT a WashingTon opponent SCORES Sl, Berna rd's O DeLa5alIe ,,,,,,,,, 36 Tolem Town ..,,,,,, I6 Harding ....,,, 3l Eden Prairie 3 Crelin ,,.,,,,,, I6 Humboll ....., , 29 Washinglon ., ,, I8 Mechanic Arls ,,,,. 23 Murray ..,...,.,,,,, I9 Highland .,,,.. I2 Hill ........,,,,.... 23 Washinglon ..... I9 Monroe ,,,,..,,., I8 S+. Thomas .,,,.,, I8 Murray ..i,,,,,.. I5 Benilcle ....,,, 33 Johnson .,,,. II Hill .....YYY..,...., 24 Eden Prairie .,.,, 3I Cenlral ........,, 9 Cenlennial ........ Tommy Thompson, an- olher sophomore, gains 'Iwo poinls by applying a cross-face and gaining conlrol of his opponenl. Opponenfs 20 36 23 49 40 22 27 26 26 4l I7 3I 26 30 35 I8 38 I9 I8 40 Jim Kavanagh, a freshman. . . . . . we shown in a he-up posihon, is raled by many as ,a can'I miss prospecl' for a fulure lille. r,,.,,,,,aY new 4, 'R X Qwfrli 1 Bill Gangl slaris his rnalch off in 'Ihe characlerislic lace-off posiiion which many wres- llers favor. I05 Fokeuv The shorepuf is A+ SBH Olewulfin is : lv inf? rrrr ? W -f , ' W V- T ' A4 5' T V i A A i W if in . ' .. .T 5' fi Q in 9. E is L l S 31 V i I A I964-65 Track Team Y N. A Q i , T Row I: Mr. Marcogliese .,,: l f 5 V l 1 coach, M. Hogan, G ,Q 1 V E 5 if jr Lysfad, P. Musielwicz. L ' . Q Q., y f 1 E i 7 Evangelisf, K. Florian. l. . ' Vx Yr I , 2, 2 ,L , df f V' Q, Sfeiferq Row 2: T. Wey- C if T H ,gy 4' ' - , ,V A r andl, J. Kneissel, D. Cer- T V , , 1 'V S malc, T. Gervais, T. Novai e 1 J I T . 1 . A . W Clyk l:x+-1-ei s iciix li 5 Track 'g a S ' .'. . SBl-l's lhird 'rraclc 'ream expanded :is program if ro include among ofher fhings, 'rhe shof-pul ancl I pole-vaulr. Using +he lacililies al The Universily of Minnesola campus, where many meers were also helcl, The leam pracliced mile runs and relays. IO6 a new experience for Ken Sandquisf, one of 'The +eam's prospeclive weighhmen. Mike Lebens proves i+'s nol' as easy as if looks. V P Q +he mos? recenl addilion lo 'lhe lisl' of field evenls and as Tommy Thomp- son clemonsfrales. cham- pionship form is hard lo come by. Baseball A+ Lawson and Sylvan playgrounds SBl'l's baseball 'ream members masler skills wilh bafs, balls, and gloves in preparalion for a challenging spring sporl: I964 Baseball Team Row I: R. Prifrel. D. Koren, H. Wallraff, T. McNamara, R. Troie, D. Lang, W. Lunzer: Row 2: J. McNamara, T. Hilgerl, G. Reidlberger, T. Novaczylc, R. Pell, J. Egger. R. Laclcner, -J. Koren, Coach D. Joseph: Row 3: J. Simonson, T. Morrow, R. Groess. T. Perrizo, M. Peck. D. Kaping, M. Weiss. A display of fhe power which .,.., ,, .. , T , gave ihe Bulldogs lheir fines? season lo dale Propriefor of fha bowling lanes, Nobby Rell direcls all SBH bowling acliviiies. This year fha leflermen sponsored an apprecialion dinner for lheir parenfs. I07 The highlighfs oT I964-65 school year will be re- membered as momenTs oT keen enioymenT, bui more Than ThaT as evenTs which enriched The lives of every parTicipanT. Through The planning of such eXTra-curriculars as Homecoming, games, dances. and bangueTs, sTudenTs gained experience and de- veloped a uniTying bond oT Triendship, a social sense OT belonging, and The ioy ol' harmony. BUT The memory ol pasT highlighTs is noT The only saTisTacTion enjoyed. Moszr oT all sTudenTs will re- member The Triendship formed beTween Themselves and individual homeroom Teachers as a resulT ol a more inTense cooperaTion in organizing regular class meeTings, varieTy shows, and broomball games. The sense oT appreciahveness developed Through The enioymenT oT giving one's self in acTiviTies helps sTudenTs realize The True meaning oT pleasure and happiness, morally, inTellecTually, and socially. Royal Courh M. Holland, M. Gressman. P. O'Neill, M. Slodollca, M. Charland, P. Laffhapelle, B, Pelschel, M. Soler, D. Kreyer, M. Briclc. Their escorlsz D. Kelly, M. l-lruslca, T. Kneissel, T. l-lilgerf. J. Elhen, T. Kranz, J. Schwarfz, B. Prifrel, J. Juran, T. Novaczylc. Monella Charlend, Pai' LaChapelle, and Barb Pelschel have royal ride around The sladium during half lime. .ami Bulldogs march on fhe Mikes . . . To make Homecoming complele wilh a I4-O viclory. Cheerleaders in 'their sec- '- ond childhood . . . add comedy lo The Home- coming Pep Fe-sl. Homecommg 6649 The Tourfh annual SBH Homecom- ' ing opened on QcTober I2 wiTh The sale oT buTTons, which gave each sTu- denT The righT To voTe Tor The Queen. ATTer weeks ol: campaigning. posTers, and skiTs, The exciTemenT was climaxed aT The pep TesT when PaT LaChapelle was named and crowned The I964 Homecoming Queen. On SaTurday aTTernoon The Bulldogs marched on and over The Mikes Tor a I4-O vicTory. Homecoming TesTiviTies ended wiTh The vicTory dance on SaTur- day evening. T Mike Hruska presenTs Queen PaT LaChapelle .wiTh a dozen roses. U.S. Bulldog. our second Homecoming TIoaT, sTar'Ts The counTdown To vicfory. v 'fs , , , clyjjjgrsu. RW kk iv -of A .g,, Q J 4 X579 326 54 I I I + M is ff la i we M ' -wb' is E' -16 WZ 'aw l iii Q 'c 99:-P5 'ya was sh Q.,fa,z,3,-fd , ,-0 ffl G W: ii i2l:v.?' f'-If-J' l s ggaefgii, Eg My A wwf -g z jj g -ws ' My W ,lf q ss, 5 is .. iaa s - i s ' is - ' 4.:. ,X., , , N , , iw' A7 ' 2 Z P T is M-so M' 4 ' i -A' a in a ' .,...4,.. ,s ' -fi' A 5 H V, If K ,L.V ,.z. . ,.,L. T .,k., I . sl' Cockney dancers, Sue Mueller and Sandy Lewis, are lhrilled wifh lhe news of Alfie Doolil+le's marriage. Professor Higgins looks back on lhe evenls of lhe Embassy Ball from which he has iusl relurned. Faiilhiul servanls, Marlene Rosenberg and Mike Leuer, sland by. My F air Lady On November 20, 2l, and 22 lhe Senior Chorus presenled rhe Broadway hir, My Fair Lady. based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion As many as 700 lines had +o be memorized by individuals such as Greg Morrissey, who porlrayed The famed Professor l-liggins, a linguisr delermined To make a lady of Eliza Doolillle, played by Julia Taube. Some members wenr Cockney, singing Wouldn'l ll Be Loverly'? and Wi+h a Lillie BH' of Luck, while olhers wenl high sociefy in an Embassy Ball scene. Professor Higgins, wilh his ingenious rnelhods, drills Eliza in lhe use of proper English. The new Eliza, relurning io her old surroundings, is unrecognized by her own people. Eliza, all is 'li uf if , 3' fx, Selling married in The morning, Allred Dooliflle. George Bedell, Tells his daughler Eliza. Julia Taube, lhal a woman has finally hooked him. E!! iransformed inlo a lady alier six monlhs Colonel Pickering, Dave McCaffrey, in The Owl of hard work, prepares for 'rhe Embassy Ball. and ihe Pussy Cal is a damn fine Doemf' ., el Y T3 5 1 X Direcior and cas? of Time Ou? For Ginger . Sifling: Father Romuald, J. Swaflord. K. Kuhns, G. Beliveau J. Pelfon: sianding: L. Schanzenbach, G. Roller, D. Gausier, G. Docherly, K. Gangl, J. Gilberlson. 6inger's Tafher, Dennis Gausier, gels carried away while explaining The plays Time Out for Ginger Time Oui For Ginger , a Three-acl comedy, was presenleol by The Senior Class of '64, The siory, aboui a Teenage girl whose ambilion was To be- come a Tooiball player, was adapied To an SBH family sevriing. The second class play presenied ai' S+. Bernard's was a greal success. . '- ..., T' aiail T V : I 1 I ,-, i n .,., . V kr , A was ' X A I . 's P ,K of The aTiernoon's Tooiball game. Ginger, Janel Gilberison, complains To her moiher, Kay Kuhns, Thai she was uniusily kepl from The Tooiball squad because of her sex. M W a. T HW . f K A - . T Q- I -33' , Q M K V 5 35 7 ,. A tv H Q fe.. Q. 7 J, I K. . K In gf. 'sw .. E .51 ...T 'i'1: -' .. T 1- Cs 907' Chorus poses afier a job well done! South Pacific New Iighiing Taciiiries and The addiiion of a scrim provided a realisiic aimosphere To seieciions from Sou+h Pacific. Through The combined efforis of The band, Senior Chorus, siege crew, and siudeni body, The I964 spring produciion had The highesr Jrickei sales To daie. The chorus and band perform Younger Than Springfimef' SBH's own Polynesian dancers add novelfy 'io Happy Talk. fi Seniors Dave Nelson, Gene Auge. Barb Felschel, Rila Schiavino, Marge Slodolka, and Jim Meehan. parficipale in fun and merrimenl. Freshmen Dan Dormer and Sleve Gausler hesilale. buf senior Gene Auge gels sei for an evening of fun. Skating Parties S+. Bernar-:l's is lhe only high school in lhe Twin Cilies area 'rhal has ils own roller slcaling facililies. The rink is open on Friday evenings from 7:00 To lO:OO. To all high school sluclenls, and on special occasions such as Halloween and Chrislmas when seasonal parlies are helcl. Falher Romuald clirecls and supervises The roller rinlc. II6 Round and round 'lhey go, gliding, Talking, en- joying lhemselves. Scclr hops afler baslcefball games were popular will-I all sludenfs and broughl record crowds. Dances Dances are always a cenler of excilemenl' for SBl'lers. Freshmen look forward lo The lively reel of square dances, while Sophomores, Juniors. and Seniors eagerly wail' 'lor each dance from Jrhe lirsl- Homecoming-To lhe lasi-Spring Dance. S+. Bernard's siudenls enioyed soclc hops aller home baslcelball games. K a r e n Schroepfer a n d Bill Farmer seem 'ro be enioy- ing fhemselves af lhe Spring Dance. SBH sfudenls and alumni celebrafed + I1 e Homecoming vicfory wilh a dance in fhe evening. Pepsi, please The German BanqueT provided a change of pace Tor The CusToms , as They enTerTained wiTh old German TavoriTes. Polkas provided 'fun and laughfer Tor sTudenTs aT The German BanqueT. Gennan Banquet A beer garden, suspendered knee knockers, Tull skirTs. and polkas were The sighTs and sounds ThaT characTerized The I964 German banqueT sponsored by The German club. II8 ATTer a dinner of wienerschnihel, club members sang and danced in The gym which had been converTedl inTo a kind OT beer garden. The CusToms, Larry STrom, Wayne Rein- hardT, and Joe Schreifels, provided music Tor This merry polka parTy. -M German sTudenTs porTray The meaning of Their songs wiTh colorful posfers. . ' ' ff .jg N 8 Q M' 'Q :HS W PoeTs, sTaTesmen, and Their ladies appreciaTecl The warm hospiTaliTy and Roman Tood aT Cicero's villa. Roman Banquet The Theme OT The I964 Roman banqueT was ThaT oT a housewarming given by Cicero and his wiTe. GuesTs included Horace, lvlarlc AnTony, Vergil, and Julius Caesar. ATTer The second course OT The meal, The SBH Tum- bling Troupe enTerTained Cicero's guesTs, and Sandy Lewis Twirled a Tiery baTon. The highlighT of The ban- queT was The performance oT The llli PulsanTes SBl'l's Roman BeaTles, organized by Dave McCaTTrey. A LaTin hooTenanny was led by Cyril Paul, a naTive oT Trinidad. who played The bongo drums. Mr. Paul was accompanied on The guiTar by Fidelis Umeh oT Nigeria, presenTly a sTudenT aT The UniversiTy oT MinnesoTa. Cyril Paul on The bongos accompanied by Mr. NequeTTe on The TluTe and Fidelis Umeh on The guiTar added color and inTeresT To The Roman hooTenanny. The agiliTy of Sandy L e w i s a n d Th e sTrengTh oT Mike T-lruska made 'This year's Tumbling acT one of The besT. Freshman slave, Louise Zoslce, soberly serves The main course oT The banqueT To one oT The guesTs. X SP ho I20 Seniors Remember Seniors fool: aclvdnfage of relreal lo decide on x lheir vocaiion, X. Maxx? Seniors leave Bernie behind as lhey loin The renlcs of alumni. eclalors enjoy an SBH-Crefin Mike TOSlKey lyPlfiE2S SVG-fy qkey game, senior as he receives his class ring. will xwww 5l Even mighly seniors have To eal. A highlighf of fhe Senior Pep Fesl during Sno- Days was an inferprefive ballel' by Tom Perrizo and ballerina Ken Flo- ,-gan, compefifion. Senior Karen Kubes. 3rd place lrophy winner in n a f i o n a l cheerleading ,GW 5 .. if it Life at SBH Drum major, Larry Slrom, leads lhe maiorefles and fhe band during half- lime al fhe Home- coming game. Locker combinaiions can be friclcy, especially when you're a frosh. if 3 ii nsmsmmbmmxmmhwmb . 'ev-,L I, Q.. 'K 3 x. A Q, ,J-'fa wi. if , , g r a in Junior girls help wilh Homecoming decorafions. Junior Dick Sweel dis- la s fhe Eagle Seoul me m iii 6553 P Y Award he won for earn- ing 2I meril badges. M-' .ff-s 's'h 'kvvL V X Lunches provide a chance for a liflle social gossip. - x I2I AM? Zi? . ,wi fs. K V - . nz 1 , ,fe 1- M r e ' f ' V ' - ,. , I If 'fi . Q i - y if V ' if - '-Es 'Bel W . i L ' F' 'Z . z ' V A 'l VV SBH'S firsf foreign pf V GV I ,V,, 'Q' - 'LW , VV 'L,. exchange sfudenf, V l I V ,Q ' ' A ,, Q, Gerburg Mehring of of s' 'X W? Germany, adiusled N . 1 ' Q V - Q , well lo American ' A ,i if Q? VV Wi .- ff, 5 ' life and educaiion. ,ggf ' 'o ,E in sm' . 1, ' 3' '- 7 .1 V X V VV I. 'vf, gm V f. N .Vg V 5 t.,, .,.,. -, EV ., . , 1 V: -mg, V ..1. 1 U f V4V'VV , . VV . ,' Q V ' VV V- . cg, V l Sfuclenis view 'lhe i f .: - D , 1 VVVVV. , S B H Homecoming ' ,QQ 1 ' 'x x game wilh mixed 'N ' emolions. is ' ' ff J' fl if 4 my 5 TM Come on, cheer up, freshmen, you know we're going 'fo win ihaf home- The iolly gray giant freshman Coming game, Frank Rubbelke, commands class- mafe Tommy O'NeilI fo gel To work-or else! Juniors, Diane Misukanis and With all fhis mess, i'r's a wonder sfudenls are served so quickly. Helen Hupperl, enioy exira free minuies beiween classes. l22 The Editors of the Memorare SISTER IRENA: MR. KEMP, PHOTOGRAPHER: MR. GLEASON AND TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. Edifor-In-chief Nancy Bossa rd -lf ' Layouf edifors: Barb Perschel and Joanne Charpenfierg Co-ediior Rifa Schiavino: copy edifors: Marlys ari edifor. Joan Kremkoski Wurscher and Mary Brick Sporfs edifors: Chuck Zech and Mike Hruska x , in Typisfsz Dolores Alberf and Sharon Janski ak I23 WISH TO THANK SISTER MARY HILDEBRAND. OUR ADVISOR: FACU LTY Falher lldephonse-28 Fafher Omer-8 29 Fafher Rornuald-5 9, 26 Fafher Sixfus-28 Fafher Thomas-29 Sisfer Bernard-27 Sisfer Cecile Marie-IO, 30 Sisfer Gref+a43O Sisfer Irena-27 Sisfer Lucinda-27 Sisfer Mary Hildebrand-28 Sisfer Veronica-29 Miss Hoffman-26 Miss Palmer-28 Mrs. Saffler-23, 29 Miss Schoeneberger-30 Miss Warmka-30, 82 Mrs. Wedin-l5, 30 Miss Young-27 Mr. Brodfmann-30, 94 Mr, Culberfson-I9, 30, l00 Mr. Feyereisen-30 Mr. Glaser-28, 97 Mr. Joseph-29, 90, l00, l07 Mr. Kolbinger-29, 84 Mr Marcogliese-29, 90, IOO, IO4, . Thompson-27 Mr. Weigel-27, 87 Mr. Weinzefl-28 Mrs Weyandf-22 Mr. Wick-I I, 27 STUDENT BODY IO6 Mr Nequeffe-20, 28, II9 Mr Acharlz, Sandra-32, 80 Alberf, Dolores-32, l23 Alberl, Virginia-32 Anderson, Therese-32 Anderson, Wayne-32 Auge, Eugene-33, Bl, 87, II6 Baller, Kafherine-36 Bedell, George-33, I3, ll3 Bell, William-32 Berbee, Marcia-34 Beyer, Kafhleen-33 Blanchard, Randy--33 Bogdan, Kay-33 Bossard, Nancy-3l, 64, 9, 9l. 85, l23 Brachf, Lucille-37 Bradshaw, Colleen-34, 59 Brick, Mary-34, 54, llo, as, 123 Carfier, Jerome-35 Champion, Joycw34 Charland, Moneffa-35, 63, ll0 Charpenlier, Joanne-35, 85, l23 Clasen, Judith-34 Connelly, Alicw35 Dabe, Susan-36 Da Bruzzi, Roger-42 De Bruycker, Barbara-34 Dembouski, Sfanley--36, 64 Docherly, Carol-36 Douville, Anfoinefle-36 Eayrs, Sue Ann-37 Eck, Theodore-38, IO4 Edson, Daniel-39, IO4 Efhen, John-39, 63, 80, IIO, I00 Farmer, William-38, l2, ll7, IO4 Florian, Kennefh-37, l20, l06, 94, 95, 96 Fleischhaclcer, Rifa-38 Fohrenkamm, Lynda-37 Franfzen, Beverly-37 Freiermulh, Jeanne-38. 9I Frcehle, Frances-38 Frucci, Judifh-39, 64, 80 Gangl, Margaref-38 Gerlich, Carolyn-39 Gillis, Elizabefh-39 Grabowski, Judifh-39 Gressrnan, Mary-40, 80, Il0 Grundiner, Thomas-40 Guinn, Mark-40 Haider, Thomas-43 Havig, Judilh-40, 9I Haugen, Thomas-40, no, I00,97, 498, l07 Hoffman, Kafhleen-4l, 9l Hoffman, 'John-4l, 86, l00, 97 Holland, Mary Ellen-4l, ll0 Hoover, Michael-4l, 64, 80, 84 Hruska, Michael-3l, 48, 64, 9, l2, 87, 90, ll0, Ill, ll9, lOl, IOO, IO3, l23, l04 Huonder, Kafhleen-42 Huffle, Mary Kay-42. 91 l24 Index Index includes only pages on which facully and sfudenfs are idenfified. Jansen, Sharon-42 Janski, Sharon-40, l23 Jasper, Joseffe-43, 55 Johnson, Roberf-42 Jones, Dolores-43, 22, 8l, 88 Jones, Kafhleen-43 Jungmann, Barbara-44 Juran, James-44, ll0, l00, 97 Kaping, Dennis-43, 94, IO7 Kellerman, Nanelfe-44 Kelly, Cheryl-44 Kelly, Daniel-44, IIO, I00 Kern, Gregory-44 Kinzel, Deborah-45 Klein, Janelf-45 Kneissel, John-45, IO6 Kneissel, Thomas--46, ll0, l00, l03 Koegel, Peler-45 Kollasch, Carol-45, 80 Koren, James-46, l00, l07 Kranz, Thomas-46, 64, 8, 90, 97, 99, ll0, IOO Krech, Pafricia-48 Kremkoski, Joan-48, 55, 85, l23 Kremkoski, Judith-48 Kreyer, Donna--49, 85, ll0 Kubes, Karen-36, 46, 64, 9l, 85, 84, l20 La Chapelle, Pafricia-37, 46, ll0, lll La Manna, James-45, 97 Lasky, Linda-46 Lemke, Terrence-49 Leuer, Michael-48, I3, ll2 Lucking, Pafricia-47 Malaski, Roberf-49 Manders, Kafherine-47 Mangan, Carolyn-47, 8 Marifz, Cheryl-49, 80 Markfelder, Palricia-49 McCaffrey, David-47, 49, 64, 80, II3 McCormick, C. Jean-50 McCormick, Sharon-50 Mechlel, Jean-48 Meehan, James-50, 86, II6 Mercado, Dale-50, 59, IOO, l04 Miller, Geraldine-50 Miron, Carol-5l Moffaf, Sandra-50 Mondry, Susan-5l I Muehlegger, Rose Marie-5l Mulally, Sfephen-5l, ll Musielewicz, Cafherine-5l, 80 Nelson, David-49, 52, 88, II6 Novaczyk, Todd-43, 52, 90, lI0, IOI, IOO, I02, IO3, IO6, 97, 99, I07 O'Neill, Peggy-53, ll0 O'Rourke, Thomas-35, 55 Pavel, Donald-54 Peck, Bonifa-52, 20, 80, 84 Peck, Dennis-54, 64, 80, 86, 84 Peil, Ronald-53, IO7 Peqfizo, Thomas-52, l20, IO7 Peferson, Barbara-54 Pefschel, Barbara-52, 63, 80, ll0, 85, l23, II6 Pierce, Marie-53 Pilla, Jo Ann-52 Planfenberg, Roberl-54 Pohl, Daniel-54, 64, ll, 94, 95 Prifrel, Roberf-55, IIO, IOO, IO7 Pfaszynski, Jeannine-55, ll Purvis, Maureen-56 Raverfy, James-57 Reinhardf, Wayne-55 Reiffer, Annefle-56 Roeser, Mary-57, 88 Roman, Marlene-53 Rosenberg, Marlene-56, II2 Sanders, Mary-56 Schiavino, Rifa-58, 64, 80, 85, l23, II6 Schmidf, Barbara-56 Schmidf, Sfephen-35, 56, 86 Schreifels, Joseph-57 Schroepfer, Karen-57, II7 Schwarlz, John-58, 63, 90, ll0, l00 Severson, Julie-57 Shea, Kafhleen-6l Sigefy, David-57 Soler, Mary-58, lI0 Sfadler, Richard-60 Sfasny, Carol-59 Sfewarf, Mary-59 Sfodolka, Margarel-58, IIO, II6 Sfrom, Lawrence-53, 58, 60, 80, 87, l2I Sfrub, Judilh-56, 80 Sfrufz, Thomas-59 Supinski, Gary-35, 6l Sweeney, Thomas-58, 8l Sweef, Janis--60, 85 Tacik, Gregory-53, 59, 64 Taube, Julia-6I, 64, 80, 84, ll3 Toskey, Michael--3l, 48, 64, 9, l20, IOO ' Tschida, Carolf60 Vorderloruggen, Daniel-60 Waller, Linda-63 Weirick, Maryanna-6l Weiss, Gerald-62 Wewers, Joseph-60 Wurscher, Marlys-62, 80, 85, l23 Young, Donald-6l, 8, l04 Youngdahl, Susan-62, 80, 85, 84 Zabinski, Douglas-63, 86 Zabrok, Nancy-62 Zasfera, Jane-63, 85 Zech, Charles-4l, 63, 85, l23, 94 Zolen, Lee-62 Alle, Anifa-70 Anderf, Linda-70, I6 Bafernan, Charlane-70 Beaumonf, Elaine-70 Benoe, Edward-65, 70, 80 Berg, Kafhryn-70 Bernhardl, Roberl'-70 Bialek, Lucia-70 Bies, Theodore-70 Boehme, Douglas-f70 Boer, John-70 Boland, Donna-70 Brady, William-70 Bredemus, Richard-70 Caron, Janef-70 Champion, Wayne-70 Charpenlier, Mary-70 Conley, Sandra-65, 70 Conway, Shirley-70 Cunnien, Linda-70 Dellwo, Sfephen-70 Dirksen, Theresa-70, 80 Doherfy, Suzanne-70 Efhen, Sfeven-70, IO4 Edson, Joan-70, 80 Evangelisf, Sheila-70 Farkes, Cecilia-I6, 20, 70, 82 Felac, Pamela-470, 80 Fefsch, Marilyn-l5, 70 Flasch, Sharon-70 Fuller, Tirnolhy-70, l00 Gallalin, Nancy-70 Gangl, Thomas-70 Gelbmann, Linda-70 Gervais, Thomas-69, 106 Gisch, Therese-69 Gladback, Mary Ann-l4, 69 Haley, Susan-69 Hegge, Mary-69 Helminiak, Irene-69 Huberfy, Dale-69 Hunf, Mary Jo-69 Hounder, Gregory-69, l00 Hupperf, Helen-69, l22 Hupperf, Rosemarie-69 lngemann, Michael-69, IO0 Jungwirrh, Mary-69 Kavanagh, Linda-69 Kelly: Dennis-I6, 69, 80, 85 Kerkvlier, Margarel-69 Kinsella, Paul-69 Klemann, David-69 Knapp, Frank-69 Kopp, Rosemary-69 Koren, Dennis-65, 69, 90, l00, l03, IO7 Kough, William-65, 69 Kramlinger, Barbara-60, 80, 83, 85 Krenner, Gerald-69 Kreyer, Judifh-69 Krier, Khrisfine-69 Krueger, Fredrick-69 Kuhns, Sharon-69 La Chapelle, Roberf-69, 97 Laclcner, Susan-69 La Marina, Consfance-69 Lange, Michael-ll, 69 Le Clair, Gerrie-69 Lenzmeier, Anna Mariw68, 83 Leonard, Deborah-68 Lesnar, Daniel-68, 94, 96 Lewis, Sandra-68, 83, 9l, II2, ll9 Liferski, Kafhleen-68 Lokowich, Mary Helen-68 Lorenz, William-68 Ludden, Ralph-l0, 68 l-YSlad, Gregory-68, l06, 9' Magnuson, Wayne-68, IOO Mallinger, Palricia-l5, 68 Mamrnenqa, Roberf-68 Manke, Clarence-68, 85, l00 Marlin, Mary Ann-65, 68 Masanz, Richard-68 McCormick, Margarel-68 McNamara, Palricia-68 Mehring, Gerburg-68, 7l, Sl, l22 Mefz, Michele-68 Mielech, Edward-68, 83 Miller, Douglas-68 Mingo, Carol-68 Misukanis, Diane-68, l22 Moffaf, Winnifred-68, 83 Morneau, Frances-68 Morrissey, Gregory-l6, 49, 68, 82, 83, l00 Mueller, Susan-68, 83, ll2 Muellner, Consfance-68, 80, 83 Musielewicz, Paul-l5, 68, 8l, l06 Neinsfadl, Layne-68 Niemczyk, William-68, 97 Nowak, Timothy-68 O'Connell, Linda-68 Oehrlein, Darlene-68, 80, 85 Palkowifsch, Mary-68 Paul, Deborah-68, 80 Peck, Michael-65, 68, 94, 95, IO7 Peloquin, Joelle-68 Perry, Yvonne-66 Peschel, Mary-66, 87 Pefsch, Karlinew66 Podgorski, Joanne-66 Parchar, Donald-66 Prudhomme, George-66 Pfaszynski, Theresa-66 Quinn, Cheryl-66 Quinn, Margaret-66 Rein, Kevin-66 Rice, Karyn-I3, 66 Riedlberger, Susan-66 Rosenloerger, Joan--66 Rosner, Thomas-65, 66 Rossini, Robert-65, 66 Roller, Michael-66, 97 Sager, Karen-66, 9I Sandquisf, Kennefh-22, 66, 83, IO6 Schanzebach, Margaref-66, IO6 Schiller, James-66 Schloeser, Debora-66, 83, 85 Schink, Susan-66 Schmidf, James-66, 97 Schmidt, Richard-66 Schmidf, Roberl-66 Schnurrer, Reinhard-66 Schulfe, Mary-66 Schuna, Jacquelyn-66 Schyran, Joseph-66, l00 Schwarfzbauer, William-66 Seiberlich, Colleen-66 Severin, Beverly-66 Shomion, Gerald-66 Sigely, Donald-66 Snodgrass, James-66 Sonnlag, William-66, 83, IOO Spreigl, Michael-66, 97 Squillace, Glenn-66 Sfadler, Kafhleen-67 Sladler, Michael-67, 80 Sfanlon, Dorofhy-67 Sfarkey, Barbara-67, 87 Sfella, Linda-67, 85 Sfrom, Thomas-67 Slrub, Frederick-67 Supinski, Michael-67, 97, 98 Svendsen, Donald-67 Sweef, Richard-67, l2l Tacik, Christine-67 Taney, Pafricia-67 Teefzel, Michael-67 Tesfen, Theodore-67, 80, 82, 86 Thorslen, John-67 Troie, Carol-67 Tschida, JoAnn-67, 87 Tschida, PaffiJo-67 Tschida, Paul-67, I5 Urbanski, Curlis-67 Vogel, Bernadelfe-67 Walsh, Maureen-67 Weirick, Donald-67 Weiss, Margarel-67 Weiss, Mark-67, 86, I00, 94, 95 IO7 Wells, Weya Denise-67 Kafhleen-67 Welsh, ndf, Ma ry Belh-67 Whifbeck, Barbara-67, 89 Wiedl, Robert-67 Wilkes, Gary-67, I00' Yerke, Joan-67 Young, Allen-67 Younghans, Joseph-67, 97 Younghans, Linda-67 Zangs, Rosalie-67, I0 Zawislak, Jeanelle-67, I2 Zechmeisler, Kalhleen-65, 67 Zeug, Elizabelh-67 Ahlquisl, Bruce-72 Allman, Roberl-65, 72 Anderson, Elizabelh-72 Anderl, Cheryl-72 Anglo, Susanne-72 Arcand, Lyle-72 Arvold, Charlene-72 Bathmeier, Linda-72 Bader, Madeline-72 Baierl, Donna-72 Baleman, Susan-72 Baldinelli, Kafhleen-72 Bauch, Thomas-72 Bednarek, Dennis-72 Behrends, Gerald-72 Belland, David-72 Benzick, Doris-72 Bernhardl, Mary-72 Berlhiaume, Kathleen-72 Bibeau, Virginia-72 Borovanski, Laura-72 Brennhofer, Thomas-72 Buchl, Rosemary-72 Burg, Barbara-72 Burg, Beverly-72 Cannon, Valerie-72 Carlson, Richard-72, IOO, 97 Cermak, Daniel-72, l00, IO6 Charpenfier, Slephan-72 Chrisfensen, Linda-72 Churchill, Kay-72 Cogan, Sleven-73 Comford, Consfance,-72 Curran, Mary-65, 72, I2 Dembouski, Carol-72 Drobinski, Barbara-72 Earley, Kafhleen-72 Edgell, Gary-72 Tucci, Darlene-72 Edson, Gale-72 Effenberger, Donald-72 Einberber, Peggy-72 Enes, Jacqueline-72 Efhen, Terrance-72 Evangelisf, Leonard-72, 94, I06 Flasch, Crisanne-72 Fleischhacker, Jo Anne-72 Frilzke, Diana-72 Froehle, Gregory-72, I0 Gagnelius, Stephen-72 Gangl, James-65, 72, IO4 Gangl, Willian-72, I05, I04 Ganzer, Mary Ann-72 Gillespie, Diane-72 Gifzen, Margaref-72 Goodman, Dennis-72 Greelish, Thomas--72 Gressman, Michael--72, 88 Grieman, Gregory-72, 88 Gross, John-73 Grui, Charles-72 Grundhauser, Susan--72 Gryskiewicz, Gregory-65, 72, Haider, Maxine-72, I7, Bl Hannegan, Righard--72 Hansen, William-72 Hasselman, Mary Jane-72 Heilman, John-72 Heimerl, Roger-72, 88 Hicks, Sfephen-72 Hogan, Michael-72, I06 Horan, Kafhleen-72 Horrigan, Dianw72 Hupperl, William-72 Jansen, Carol-72 Kampmann, Susan-72 Keeley, Michael-72 O'Laughlin, Gregory-72 Joyce, Daniel-7l Kelcher, Michael-7I Kiedrowski, Gary--7l Kennelly, James-7I Killen, Margarel-7l Kimlinger, David-65, 7l Kimlinger, Michael-7l, IOO King, Carolina-7l Klein, Roberl-7l Klukas, Roberl-7l Knauer, Karen-65, 7l Kollasch, Barbara-7l Komarek, Barbara-7l Kopp, Linda-7l Kunzer, Kalhleen--7l, 82 LaChapelIe, Glenn-7I, 97 Lang, Richard-7l Lawson, Pafricia-7I Lebens, Michael-7l, l00, IO6 Leo, Francis-7l Lesniak, John-7I Lelfengarver, Wendy-7I Leverly, Colleen-7l Lind, Gregory-71 Lorefz, Roberl-7I Lucas, Mark-7l, lO0 Lynch, Virginia-7l Magnuson, Ronald-7l Manders, Roberla-7l Marilz, Jo Ann-7l Marlin, Roberl-7l McCabe, Michael-7I McFadden, Dennis-7l McGralh, Mark-7l McKane, Michael-7l McNamara, Thomas-7l, 97, IO7 McOuillan, Timolhy-7l, 94 Mechura, Renee-7l Menard, Mary Kay-74 Mercado, Rosemary-74 Mercil, Richard-73 Meuwissen, Joan-65, 74, I7, Bl Miller, John-74 Millelle, Linda-74 Miron, Glen-74 Miron, Jerome-74 Moisiei, Maria-74 Mrozinslri, Diana-74 Muellner, Gayle-74 Nelson, Mark-74 O'Neill, John-74 Opilz, Christine-74, BI O'Rourke, James-74 Page, Julianne-74 Palmer, Terrence-74 Peck, George-74 Peck, Roberf-65, 74 Pellier, Linda-74 Pelers, Gregory-74 Pelerson, Cafherine-74 Pelerson, Laurence-74 Pelerson, Thomas-74 Pelschel, Kennelh-74, IOO Pilla, Roberl-65, 74 Podobinski, Kathleen-74, I0 Podralz, Sandra--74 Porlz, Carol-74 Purvis, Richard-74 Purvis, Timolhy-74 Quinn, Janel-74 Ouifler, Michael-74 Rehberger, James-74, IOO Reil, Georgene-74 Robinson, Catherine-74 Rusche, Richard-74 Sager, Jo Ann-74 Samson, Diane-74 Sarafolean, Judifh-65, 74 Salack, William--74 Schiller, Mary-74 Schmidl, Mary Ellen-74 Schowaller, Kalhleen-74 Schwan, Gail-74 Schwarlz, Donald-74 Schwarlzbauer, Janicr-74, Bl Scovill, Mary Ellen-74 Seawell, Andrea-74 Selbilschka, James Jay-74 Selbifschka, James Joseph-74 Sherer, John-74 Sieberer, Janel--73 Smith, Layonne-73 Soler, Joseph-73, IO4 Sperl, Susan-73 Sfegbauer, James-73 Sleifer, Lawrence-73, IO, 97, IOO, IO6 Slewarl, Cheryl--73 Slodolka, Mary-73 Sfoeqer. Susan-73 Sfrecker, Florice-73 Slrub, Johm--73 Sfruck, Joseph-73 Tako, Palricia-73, lb Thompson, Susan-73 Thompson, Thomas-73, I05, l06, IO4 Tischler, Sandra-73 Trilz, Beverly-73 Tschida, David-65, 73 Urban, Ronald-73 VanGuilder, Suzeffe-73, 23 Vannelly, Linday-73 Wagner, Edward-73 Walerius, Kalherine-73 Wallraff, Henry-73, 9, IOO, 94, I0 Weissmann, Palricia-73 Weiss, John-73 Weiss, Ronald-73 Wewers, Robert-73 Weyandl, Thomas-73, l00, IO6 Whilbeck, Gregory-73 While, Mary Jo-65, 73 Wurscher, Diane-'73 Wyzykoski, Ronald-73 Young, Kennelh-73 Zabrok, Joseph-73 Zabrok. Josephine-73 Zawislak, Frank-73 Zoske, Louise--73, II9 Zusan, Frances-73 Ahmann, Jary Annf75 Anderson, Kalhleen-75 Anderl, Rose Ann-75 Anlauf, Mark-75, I8 Balles, Diane-75 Baregy, Gary-75 Baleman, Judilh-75 Beard, Lawrence-75 Bedell, William-75 Benduha, Jo Anne-75 Benoe, Dennis-75 Benz, Gerald-75 Berlhiaume, Michael-75 Beyer, Mark-75 Blageo, Michael-75 Bloom, Virginia-75 Bohrer, Chriflopher-75 Bordenave, Daniel-75 Bordenave, Geraldine-75 Braun, Gregory-75 Bray, RichardA75 Bruns, Parricia-75 Buellner, Thomas-75 Cardarelli, LuAnne-75 Chavez, Gergory-74 Clasen, Linda-I5 Connolly, John-75 Conway, Kevin-75 Dabe, Louis-75 Danielsen, .lane-75 Dellwo, Donna-75 Dill, Robert-75 Doheriy, John-75 Donnelly, Rose Mary-75 Dorner, Daniel-75, II6 Dusek, Kalhryn-75 Connor, Jean-75 Earley, Karen-75 Eheyn, Dennis-75 Eicher, John-75 Erlle, Michael-75 Evers, Thomas-75 Fiefarek, Michael-75 Franlrzen, Barbara-75 Franz, Arlene-75 Frepperl, Louanne-75 Frepperf, Vicloria-75 Gangl, Dennis-75 Gausrer, Slephen-75, II6 Geisen, Janel-75 Gibbons, Susan-75, I9 Gillespie, Candace-75 Gisce, Michael-75, I9 Gladbaclc, Linda-75 Gooden, Dale-75 Groess, Dennis-75 Grundlner, Mary Ann-75 Hanson, Judifh-75 Hausladen, Donna Mae-75 Heimerl, Mary Ann-75 Henclay, Kalhleen-7,5 Henkel, David-75 ' Hennessy, John-75 Hinds, Michael-75 Hogen, James-75 Holi, Kalhleen-75 Hruska, Rosanna-75 Huberf, Mary Calherine-75 Huberfy, Donald-75 Hudson, Gary-75 Hunl, Garyf75 Van Weri, M.-75 Jansen, Beverly-77 Juelich, Richard-77 Jueliner, Joseph-77 Kaping, Allan-77 Kappes, Karen-77 Kavanagh, James-77, I05, Kelly, Margarel-77 Kelly, Nancy-77 Kerkvliel, Jay-77 Kimlinger, Marie-77 Kneissel, Jean-77 Kneissel, Jerome-77 Komarek, Arfhur-77 Kopp, Kathleen-77 Koren, Mary Margarel-77 Kremkoski, Mary Ann-77 Krenner, Dennis-77 Kreyer, George-77 Kroening, Roberl-77 Krueger, Lynn-77 Kuhns, Roberl-77 Kurrelmeier, Barbara-77 LaManna, Anfhony-77 Lee, Mary Alice-77 Leinew, John-77 Lemanski, Mary-77 Lemke, Mary Bele--77 Lenzmeier, Theresa-77 Lesch, Judifh-77 Lesneau, John-77 Lellengarver, Kim Richard-77 Lucas, Cynlhia-77 Lucking, Calherine-77 Lulher, Kalhleen-77 Lyon, Jacquelyn-77 Macalus, DianaH76 Mallel, Nancy-76 Mangan, Calherine-76 Marilz, Jay-76 Markielder, Mary Kay-76 Malhe, David+76 McCluskey, William-76 McCracken, Shaun-76 McFadden, Jerome-76 McGraw, Shirley-76 McKenzie, JoAnne-76 Merlh, Teresa-76 Mickus, Lynn Marie-76 Miller, John-76 Miller, Mary Ann-76 Misukanis, Calherine-76 Moffal, James-7b Morley, James-76 Morrissey, Julie Ann-76 Mosner, Cynthia-76 Mudek, Chrisiopher-76 Mueller, Michael-76 Mullner, Michael-76 Murphy, Daniel-76 Musielewicz, Mary Jane-76 Neary, Kalhleen-76 Neudauer, Donald-76 Newell, Andrea-76 Oehrlein, Kalhleen-76 Olson, Maribelh-76 O'Neil, Thomas-76, I22 O'Neill, Slephen-76 Orchard, Warden-76 Page, Slephen-76 Palkowilsch, Michael-76 Palmer, Penny-76 Paul, George-76 Pelfier, M.-76 Pelion, David--76 Pelfon, Marcy-76 Perry, Deborah-76 Pelers, Kathryn-76 4 Peterson, Linda Marne-76 Pohl, Virginia-76 Puchleilner, Nancy-76 Pulls, Jeromef76 Ouiiler, Therese-76 Rausch, Michael-76 Rediske, Harvey-76 Rehberger, Theodorew76 Riedlberger, Jeanne-76 Rohow, Gregory-76 Rosenberg, usan-76 Ross, Anlolnelle-75 Rossow, Roxanne-76 Rubbelke, Frank-76, I22 Sager, Jeanelfe-76 Sager, Jeanne-76 Saladin, Jerry-76 Saladin, Mary-76 Salller, Michael-76 Savage, Palricia-76, I5 Scaramuzzo, James-76- Schaeffer, Ann-76 Schally, Linda-76 Schiavino, Geraldine-76 Schmidl, Calherincw76 Schmidf, Gerald-76 Schowaller, Bernard-77 Schuna, Linda-77 Schwarfzbauer, Vicforia--77 Seilz, Jacalyn-77 Severin, Michael-77 imelana, Mary,Ann-77 pear, Colelfe-77 Sladler, Judiih-77, I5 Sfadler, Kalhleen-77 Sladler, Arlene-77 Slarkey, Thomas-77 Sleiner, Mark-77 Slrail, Elizabelh-77 Slrecker, Nancy-77 Teelzel, Pafricia-77 Thole, Ronald-77 Thomalla, Richard-77 Thompson, Carolyn-77 Thompson, Mark-77 Toskey, Ronald-77 Troiber, Mary Theresa-77 Tucci, William-77 Unze, Michelle-77 Urman, Mary Lynn-77 Vannelly, Pauline-77 Vogel, Joan-77 Whilcomb, Palriclc-77 Windorski, Dolores-77 Wolf, David-77 Yarifz, Yvonne-77 Younghans, Jeanne-77 Zabinski, Mary Louise-77 Zechmann, George-77 I25 'Wm Vdffffyw Wig if ,,Mf3,m. , rah ' g P S MJWL 44, ffWQW,j?9Wb W ,M ffffw WW Pc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made aggf of Z , . l D 2,vsf '?' 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