St Catherines High School - Lance Yearbook (Racine, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1965 volume:

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'-, ,f Qs K if W my fih pf'-. -if ,K , u., J, Nw 'gg if - g , 'Sf 1.32 7-fx:-.M , ' ,'f'Rf .,'1 ,,,.x,+,,M . ' :vLf'3,fw.g f 'rg if .1 x N ,xi f ,I I I1 REGISTRAR: SISTER M BARTHOLOMEW, O.P., B.A.- Marquette University. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE: Qbottom centerl SISTER BONA- VENTURE, O.P., B.S. - Marian College, M.A. - DePaul Univer- sity, Religion I,II, Freshman and Sophomore Homeroomsg SISTER ALICE ANN, O..P, B.A. - Do- minican College, English IV, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Homeroom. FACULTY COORDINATOR? SISTER M. REMIGIA, O.P., B.A. - College of St. Catherine, M.A. - Western Reserve Uni- versity. 29 Technical training was again offered at Vocational Technical and Adult School to the students of St. Catherine's. The curriculum offered was the follow- ing: for boys--auto mechanics, drafting, woodworking, machine shop, re-upholstery and shop mathematics, for girls-house- hold arts and foods. Business courses such as business correspondence, Typing I and II, business arithmetic, machine calcula- tion, and bookkeeping were open to both boys and girls. Among the one-hundred-twenty stu- dents attending Vocational School, Hfty- two were juniors and Sixty-eight were Sen- iors. Forty-live students participated in in- dustrial courses, twenty in home econom- ics and fifty-five in business courses. The shop courses enabled the boys to enter the working forces after graduat- ing. The home economics courses prepared the girls to become good homemakezs in the future. Students who took the business courses were given the opportunity to in- crease their knowledge of the business world. Wlith these courses and the background they received at St. Catherine's, these stu- dents are appropriately able to step out in- to the business world. EGRESSING THE GREASE Barbra Tripp drains the bacon and Cecelia Krepelan stirs some soup for the first course of lunch at V0- cational School. THUIHBS AWAY Dennis Bublavy and Bill Berns keep their hands well out of reach of a mallet wielded by Bill Thomas during a machine shop class at Vocatiorial School. 30 ssssee eiuile X . 5 r X1 f f 2 52 6 3 ia E W Afg- S, 2. ,gk X .5 ,AQ X A SOCIAL STUDIES MR. WILLIAM GREI- TEN, B.S.-Regis College, American History, Coach-Football, Basketball, Track, junior Homeroomg SISTER MARY ARNOLD, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, World History, Re- ligion III, Activities: Charge of Costuming and Prop Room, MR. JAMES KERSTEN, B.A.-Marquette University, World History, Physical Education, Head Coach: Basketball and Cross-Country, Asst. Track Coach, Ad- visor: Monogram Club, Junior Homeroomg MR. LAWRENCE GOCKER, B.S.-White- water Wisconsin State University, American History, Physical Education, Asst. Football Coach, MR. AVITUS RIPP, B.S.-White- water Wisconsin State University, Geography, Physical Education, Coach: Football, Basket- ball, MR WILLARD ISELIN, B.A.-Mar- quette University, M.E.-Marquette Univer- sity, Economics, Sociology, SISTER M. DAL- MATIA, O.P., Ph.B.--University of Detroit, M.A.-Aquinas College, Head of Social Stud- ies Department, .American Government, Ameri- can History, World History, Advisor: Better Government Council, Senior Homeroom. GETTING THE POINT Enacting the historical scene of Brutus' sui- cide, running on a sword held by his servant, are World History stu- dents Tom Weiss and jim Vena. The Social Studies Department had a new arrival this year-the economics class. Students who took this course were enthus- iastic about its benefits. It gave them a deeper understanding of money and labor in this country. On April 21 and 22, the American Gov- ernment classes saw the movie adaptation of the Pulitzer prize winning novel The Making of a President 1960,' by Theodore H. White. They had previously read this best-seller in conjunction with the course. Two contests were held last spring. Jun- iors took part in the 39th Annual 32 High School Contest on the United Na- tions Essay Contest in their senior year. A S300 scholarship and a chance to partici- pate in the state contest enticed seniors in- to entering the Elks contest on the Consti- tution held in the spring. Both of these contests required intense study by the par- ticipants. Geography, world history, and Ameri- can history were also oH'ered. There classes examined the past by means of their text- books and with the aid of the weekly news- paper, the American Observer, discussed current problems. Soczczl Studzes S -:kwa ,hbia H. V11 'iv k k ,V I , 3 51 . 'rf' , -Q. 5' -. . - fp . N. . 1 :- L -. J ff ' Q -,-s.E'ffFf-, V A Ll N- f. . K f . -A 845 . ,Q - I 5' V 5 . A E, 1. K, -r fi '? - M? H9 r 633' Milf 'fl F, 2 ax. X. Y N 1 'fra ..k. I maxima QA in ,F 'UPIRQQQ N. ,.- --ff fQggZ3,,'i ,.. A-1' A ,S pm fhx 5?'i an-.11 Jr., A u...l.gff4 JM, xii. an i Know-How s Applicable to the Future After acquiring such skills as shorthand and typing received in the business edu- cation program at St. Catherine's, students were ready to face the competitive world of business awaiting them. A complete set of Gregg records, sup- plemented by ,other kinds, and three elec- tric typewriters facilitated learning to type. Rewards included higher grades in other subjcts since teachers prefer typewritten assignments. Shorthand is offered with typing and since last year the new Diamond Jubilee series of Greg shorthand was taught. For those interested in a course in machine shorthand the department obtained three stenotypes-devices used by court reporters to record testimonies of witnesses. Short- hand was a valuable aid in classes where speedy note-taking was essential to main- tain good marks. A new machine devoted to the task of saving mental effort is the Tenkeymatic, a device that adds and subtracts. Perhaps the only problem was the mental effort in- volved in learning to operate the 'Ten- key-matic? For students who plan on entering the business field in earnest, courses were taken at Vocational School which offers an in- tense commercial course including machine calculation, bookkeeping, business English, and business math. INSTANT-IZED Linda Mohrbachef and Carol Patzman take die tation on the steno-type machine, the newest innovation in St. Cath- erine'.v Business Education Department. FASCINATING FINGERING Keeping her eyes on the COPLV, Phylis Funk practices her typ ing skills. 34 BUSINESS EDUCATION: SISTER M. BENEDICTA O.P. B. Sc.-St. Norbert College, Typing I, Bookkeeping, General Business, Senior Homeroomg SISTER M. JERE- MY, O.P., B.A.-Dominican College, Bookkeeping, Typ- ing I, General Business, Advisor: Cheerleaders, Pep Club SISTER M. JOLENE, O.P., B.A.-Dominican College - s Shorthand, Transcription, Sophomore Homeroomg MRS. AMY CONNOLLY, B.S.-Whitewater State Teachers College, Typing Ig SISTER M, BEATA, O.P., B.C.S.- Cleary College, Head of Business Education Department, Oflice Practice, Advisor: Secretaries, Inc. DAY OF RECKONING Balancing the books seems an easy task for Bob Backus thanks to his course in Bookkeeping. 35 IN IUEMORY OF THE MAGI Illonsignor Witkowiak places the blessing of the Three King: on the doorframe of the language labora- tory by inscribing the K+M 'B there. 36 In lrz'cacz'es rom Far Away Places W'ith Chinese being added to the curric- ulum next year, the number of foreign lan- guages offered at St. Catherinels will total six. For this year, however, French, Span- ish, Russian, German and Latin satisfied the needs of most of the students. Using the language labs and their facili- ties aided students in obtaining authentic accents and also helped them to gain a clearer understanding of and a closer re- lationship with the people who speak these languages as their native tongues. As col- leges become more and more insistent on at least one year of a foreign language as an entrance requirement, more students than ever make good use of the three well- equipped labs in obtaining a good speaking, reading, and writing knowledge of the lan- guage of their choice. The visual aids, used with good results, proved themselves prac- tical and made language classes livelier ac- quiring Huency in a different tongue was an interesting and valuable experience throughout the year. PICTORIAL LATIN Using sketches Sister Henry Marie presents neu' Latin vocabulary to Alary Grifn. h 2 SEPARATES THE MEN FROM THE BOYS fbut not from the girlsj Latin ceremony receives Mike O'Brien into manhood with the accepting of a toga and a locket. The gathered members of the family are: Ron Ernst, Nicky Nielsen, Pat McCornick, Tom Grzyb, and Kathy Feucht. ff? My is K 'Q 253 A gf , , a n Ififazifs JUANITA TIENE CATARRO Seniorita Sandy Erickson depicts the sentence jane has a cold as Pat Lawless waits for Marie Presta to operate the slide projector. 37 MODERN LANGUAGES: SISTER M. JANE, O.P., B.A.-Notre Dame University, M.A.-Catholic University of America, Spanish I, SISTER M. MICHAELINDA, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, M.A.-Loyola Univer- sity, Advance Placement FLES, German I,II,III,IV, Ad- visor: Lorelei Club, Band Uniforms, SISTER M. REG- INALD, O.P., B.S.-Dominican College, M.A.- Mar- quette University, Head of Publications, English IV, Rus- sian I,II,III,IV, Advisor: The Lance, Senior Homeroomg LATIN: SISTER M. CONSTANCE, O.P., B.A.- Barat College, Latin Ig SISTER HENRY MARIE, O.P., B.Ed.-Dominican College, Latin II,III,IV, English III, Advisor: Junior Classical League, So- dality, Junior Homeroom, MRS. MARGUERITE HAAS, B.A., College of St. Teresa, Latin I,II, Eng- lish I, Advisor: Junior Classical League, Freshman Homeroom. SISTER M. ALBERTONA, O.P., B.A.-University of Detroit, M.A.-Catholic University of America, Spanish I,II, Freshman Homeroomg SISTER MARY KAREN, O.P., B.Ed.-Dominican College, Spanish I,II,III,IV, Ad- visor: Spanish Club, Soclality Unit, SISTER M, MARCIA, O.P., B.A.-College of St. Catherine, French I,II,III, Ad- visor: French Clubg Not pictured: SISTER M. CONSO- LATA, O.P., B.A.-Michigan State Normal, M.A.-Uni- versity of Detroit, French I,IV, English I, Advisor: R-15. ENGLISH: SISTER M. MATHIAS, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, M.A.-University of Detroit-English II, III,IV, Advisor: Apostolic Leadership Committee, Senior Homeroomg SISTER M. SEAN, O.P., B.A.-Dominican College, MA.-Notre Dame University, English III, Ad- visor: The Shield, Junior Homeroom, SISTER MARIE LOUISE, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, English I,II, III, Sophomore Homeroomg MR. HUGH OTTEN, B.S. -State Teachers at Oshkosh, English I,II, Advisor: Stu- dent Welfare Council, F.T.A., Sophomore Homeroomg MR. STEPHEN ALBERT, B.A.-St. John's Collegeville, M.A.-Notre Dame University, English II, Advisor: Freshman Debate, and Sophomore Debate, Freshman Homeroomg SISTER MARIE THERESE, O.P.,' B.S.-- Michigan State Normal College, M.A.-Catholic Uni- versity of America, Head of English Department, English IV, Advisor: F.T.A., Audio Visual Aids, Talent Show, Senior Homeroom. Not pictured: SISTER MARY THAD- DEUS, O.P., B.S.-Dominican College, M.A.-Marqu- ette University, English II,III, Advisor: S.C.H.S. Players, Freshman Homeroom. SPEECH: MR. PATRICK LONG, B.A.-Carroll College, Speech, Physical Education, Head Coach of Baseball, Asst. Coach of Basketball, Advisor: Monogram Club, Freshman Homeroomg SISTER M. PASCAL, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, R.N.-St. Maryls Hospital, English III, Speech I, Ad- visor: Red Cross, Forensics, Senior Homeroomg SISTER M. JOANETTE, O.P., B.A.-Mount Mary College, M.A.-Catholic University of Ameri- ca, English IV, Speech I, Advisor: Student Welfare Council, Forensic Coach, Sophomore Homeroom. :,, 'l f K I 39 SCIENCE: SISTER M. VINCENT, O.P., B.S.-Do minican College, Physics, Senior Science, Chemistry CLab.j Advisor: Hostess Club, Junior Homeroomg MR. RICH ARD DESCHRIVER, B.S.-University of Notre Dame, M.S.-University of Illinois, Biology, Physical Education Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Advisor: Mon- ogram Clubg SISTER M. BERNADINE, O.P., B.Ed.- Dominican College, Biology, General Science, Advisor' Bi-Phy-Chem, Junior Homeroomg SISTER M. LUTGAR- DIS, O.P., B.S.--Cardinal Stritch College, M.A.-Uni- versity of Detroit, Head of Science Department, Chemistry, English III: SISTER M. MICHELLE, O.P., B.A.-Barat College, M.S.-Notre Dame University, Physics, General Science, Advisor: Bi-Phy-Chem, Sodality Unit, Sopho- more Homeroomg SISTER M. ALBINA, O.P., B.A.- Notre Dame University, Biology, Sophomore Homeroom. USIWILE, YOU'RE ON CANDID CAIVERAU Timing with the camera, jeg Pettit snaps a momentum experiment triggered by Crechen Hecht Ileftj and data recorded by Judy Hass. 40 Observation ana' S,becu!atz'0n- World Changes To advance St. Catherinites' knowledge in the field of Science this year, the four basic sciences-physics, chemistry, biology, and general science-were offered along with a new science known as Senior Science which was offered to juniors and seniors who did not wish to take chemistry or physics. A new method of teaching chemistry was intro- duced on a trial basis at St. C-atherine's. The stu- dents took chemistry for two periods a day for a se- mester and the other half of the year was spent in studying English. There were, besides this new type of course, the regular chemistry classes and an ad- vanced classes and an advanced class for those who had a higher learning ability. In biology, students learned the various internal structures of worms, crayfish, grasshoppers, frogs and Hsh by dissection. Additions in equipment were seven nero microscopes, a laboratory oven and a refrigerator. Welcomed in physics classes was the addition of six power sources, six transistor multi-meters. which measure sound, wave lengths, and voltage, a tape recorder and a signal generator. Today's emphasis on science will make the knowl- edge obtained in the science courses well worth the gaining. HOME BREW In their chemistry class jim Kristan and Rich Koenings collect oxygen by means of a generator to verify the various properties of oxygen. 41 The Science cyf Words INFORMATIVE INGREDIENTS With the assistance of Sister Rose Ellen. Pat Ondercin utilizes the references of the school library for an English term paper. TRYSTING TACTICS An English class gets experience in play reading as jean Thomas and Bob Teska keep a rendezvous in A Trysting Place. Interested onlookers are fleftj Katie Noll and frightj Bob Casper. Eg, A 42 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING In Speech, Kay Krause poses in a coat she ended up buying after she started out to purchase a button for her old coat. English, a required but profitable subject, gave to its students a better understanding of the structure and significance of the English language. Each year in every department changes are made and new equipment is added. This last year was no exception: in Fresh- man and Sophomore English classes, sets of composition books were used. These books helped the students compose better themesg to facilitate learning in the ad- vanced English classes, revised editions of the Scott Foresman Literature Series were introduced. Senior English classes had another Team -teaching course added. For this class an overhead projector was installed in the caf- eteria classroom where the class met daily. WRITING ON THE WALL Sister Marie Therese makes good use of the handy overhead projector during a session of the English team- teaching new to the cafeteria. 43 MATH: SISTER ROSE SHARON, O.P., B.A.-Do- minican College, Algebra I, Geometry, Advisor: Sodality Unit, Hostess Club, Sophomore I-Iomeroomg SISTER M. SERAPHINE, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, MA.- Catholic University of America, Algebra II, Geometry, Advisor: Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Homeroomg SISTER ANN REGIS, O.P., B.A.-St. Norbert College, General Math, Algebra I,II, Senior Math, Advisor: Sodality Unit, Senior Homeroomg SISTER M. THEODOSIA, O.P., B.S. -MSNC, M.E.-Marquette University, Algebra, Geometry, Advisor: Sodality Unit, Freshman Homeroomg SISTER MARIS STELLA, O.P,, B.A.-Dominican College, General Math, Algebra I, Church History, Sophomore Homeroom: MRS. GERARD QUALLEY, B.S.-University of Wisconsin, Algebra I, Freshman Homeroomg SISTER M. GERARD, O.P.B.S.-Dominican College, Head of the Math Depart- ment, Math 543, Math 530, Math 550, Advisor: C.S.M.C., Senior Homeroom. A2+B5 -I-C2 Demonstrating the Pythagorean Theorem. in Senior Math are: john Nighbor, Pat Ontko, and Dennis Cojey. 44 F zgures, Factors, F factions :Frustration WHAT ARE THE CHANGES? Math Students Carol Totem, Dan Kovara, and Bob Baggott attempt to see how probable the Law of Probability is. If new methods plus well-trained faculty equal well-rounded math students, St. Catherine's has proved another t.ried-and- true axiom. Most SCHS scholars met their mathe- matical challenge in the form of basic col- lege-prep courses: algebra, geometry, and trig. To augment these, a new junior-sen- ior course was inaugerated this year to ac- quaint those not bound for college with some of the important principles and topics of modern math. Numeration systems other than base ten were studied along with ap- plication of probability and elementaiy sta- tistics. Fundamentals of mathematics have al- ways been a must-from second grade Numbers to five syllable senior subjects like trigonometry and probability. Here at St. Catherine's, from the time freshmen struggle through the new language of al- gebra up to senior math, every effort is made to make the mathematical curricu- lum a well-rounded one-applicable to each student's individual needs and cap- abilities. Recognizing that the repeatedly-mem tioned need for math and science is more than trite educational propaganda, St. Catherine's offers unlimited opportunities in the field of mathematics. LIBRARIANS: SIS- TER M. HUMBERT O.P. B.A.-St. Norbert College, B.S.-College of St. Catherine's, Li- brarian, Sacristan, and Mass Servers, SISTER ROSE ELLEN, O.P. B.S.-Dominican Col- lege, B.L.S.-College of St. Catherine, World History, Librarian, Freshman Homeroom. CAFETERIA STAFF: MRS. LEROY HOUSE, Caf- gerg MRS. CLARA CANFIELD, Cafeteria. Asst., SIS- eteria Asst., SISTER DONALD, O.P., Cafeteria Mana- TERM. MARCELLUS, O.P., Cafeteria Asst. 46 . KM ff NURSE: MRS. HELEN TROESTLER, Graduate St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee: Certificate Public Health Nursing, Marquette University. f'T MUSIC: SISTER M. FELECIA, O.P. B.M. and M.M. -Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, Head of Music De- partment, Choral Music, Applied Voice, Activities: Christmas Concert, Musicale fOperettal, Musical Ex- travaganza, Senior Homeroomg MR. JOHN OPFER- KUCH, Life Certificate for Band and Orchestra Teach- ing in Wisconsin, Band, Advisor: Pep Band. MAINTENANCE: MR. JOHN FOSTER, engineer and custodian. SUPERVISION: SISTER M. MARGARET, O.P. BA.- Loras College, M.A.-University of Southern California. 47 L vf Q N fix A iv ,, E 45 A ' ' , 7. I ,Y 7,14 -,yur A, '-F'-',fW J ,f, .' f-,,.,- a, my 2-.f 1 1- f, Q f X. K .Ag E A ,A Fighting the dreaded disease of hypo- kenesia fsoft flabby flesh around the mid- dlej, St. Catherinites were faithful in their gym class attendance. Morning and after- noon the gyms resounded with a conglom- eration of bouncing ball, whistles blowing, buzzers buzzing, and above it all, the shouts of active participants. For the first few months of the school year students wondered if they would sur- vive the vigorous grind of push-ups, run- ning, and tumbling. They soon realized theyicl have to. Girls acquired poise and posture from learning the control of the muscles, which are of vital importance to their physical well-being and also to their attractiveness. The boys participated in a fitness program to develop their physical frame. In the winter basketball was the main program for both boys and girls. The girls took up square dancing, softball, volley- ball, badminton, ping pong and shuffle- board in the spring. Baseball was on the agenda for the boys. All in all students had an enjoyable time during this break in the monotony of study. Physical exercise was a pleasant relief from the routine mental work and solitarv study. TOPS Evidently Sophomore students of Mrs. Rasmus- are member: in good standing of Take OH Pounds Sensi- .vens gym class Nicky Nielson, judy Twombly, joyce De- bly . Alark julze Thomas' Regina Mauer and Joanne Wagner 49 qw, if pnfx L Q We il fm 1533 f-,gl sign' ,xx I Kg: 4 fr K. 1 3 27 ' f 1.1, 3 5 ff ff ,ww Q f wifi , as 22355 Q 34.324 ' K ' 2333 s if 1 if mf .. P: ffgerf T53 5'5 ' ' ff - x ff . , 3, ks fvg. gn , Q 5 ff 3 ig EX ,yy wfsifigfa 1 A- 25335114 5'u1f:2'if?i9 N05 A Wim? 53973 Y ig Ahgg' 3 TQ' A .rf Qiffagg W.: K -jj 'K -Wi frf ' Q . ,. ER 1. ,:- 'f i 3 J L . 2 fig 5 ' 22 -A 'is W gy' 1 -- 5355 -f 'K - xr- ' A ' .gfisg s , 5 A H . yf,-A x .,-, .QR . -. 1 AS N e w 5 5 2 2 ws wl- .Lim M, - Gif 2 LOIS ABRAHAMSON St. john Nepomuk Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Club R-15 45 French Ac- tivities 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3. JEROME ADAMS St. john Nepomuk Lincoln Debate Club 1,3. KATHLEEN ADRIANSON St. Edward Bi-Phy-Chem 35 Club R-15 45 F.T.A. 45 Sec- retaries, Inc. 4. MARIA AIKEN St. Stanislaus Secretaries, Inc. 4. DAVID ALBERTINI St. Edward Bi-Phy-Chem 45 German Activities 1,25 Lore- lei 1,25 Golf 2,3,4. PATRICIA ALBOFONTE St. Edward C.S.M.C. 3,45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Activities 3,4. CATHERINE ANDERSON Holy Name Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Club R-15 4, Lorelei 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Library Club 1 5 Players 2,3. GARY ANDERSON St. Edward Junior Classical League 1,25 Lorelei 3,4. VINCENT ANGEL St. Rose F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-pres. 45 Lorelei 15 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Ushers Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. ROBERT ANNIS St. Patrick Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Monogram Club 3,41 Football 1,25 Track 2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANZALONE Sacred Heart Intramurals l,3. ' JOHN ANZALONE Sacred Heart Monogram Club 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Cross Country 35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. PATRICIA ARENA Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Spanish Ac- tivities l.25 Student Y'Velfare Council 3. JOSEPH ARVAI Holy Trinity Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Lorelei 1,25 Ushers Club 4. ROBERT BACKUS St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Junior Classical League 25 Ushers Club 45 Football 1 5 Intramurals 2 5 F.T.A. 4. JOYCE BAKER Franklin jr. High C.S.lN'I.C. 3.4, President 3,41 Spanish Activities 45 Student Welfare Council 3,45 Intramurals 2,3. JANIS BALOG jersted Agerholm jr. High CAROL BARINA St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,4, Secretary 45 Lorelei 1,25 Madrigals 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. JEAN BARINA St. john Nepornuk All Girl Chorus 3,4, Lorelei 1,23 G.A.A. 13 Hostess Club 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Spanish Activities 3,4, CAROL BARRANCO St. joseph All Girl Chorus 3,43 French Activities 33 G.A.A. lg Secretaries, Inc. 4. JEANNE BAUMANN St. Rita G.A.A. 13 Junior Classical League 23 Players 33 Sodality 2,3,4. RONALD BAYER St. Patrick Junior Classical League 23 Shield 2,43 Student WVelfare Council 2. ROSEMARY BAZYLEWICZ St. Mary Bi-Phy-Chem 33 Junior Classical League 2,3,43 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Sodality 2,3,4. JEAN BECKER Holy Name Secretaries, Inc. 4. FRANK BELLOVARY St. Stanislaus Student Welfare Council 43 Ushers Club 43 Football 2, Manager 33 Track Manager 2,3. JEAN BENEDICT St. john Nepomuk C.S.M.C. 43 Hostess Club 2,33 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 4. ELAINE BERES St. Stanislaus MARILYN BERES St. joseph All Girl Chorus 43 Band 13 Youth for Better Gov't Council 43 Lorelei 23 G.A.A. 13 Hostess Club 2,3,43 Madrigals 43 Secretaries, Inc. 43 Intramurals 1. LINDA BERNHARDT St. Mary G.A.A. lg Junior Classical League 2,3,43 Jun- ior Red Cross 1,23 Sodality 2,3,4, Secretary 3, TERRI BERNS Holy Trinity All Girl Chorus 3,43 C.S.M.C. 43 Players 2,33 Secretaries, Inc. 43 Sodality 2. DUANE BILLINGTON St. Lucy Players 4. VVILLIAM BINETTI St. Stanislaus Lorelei 23 Football 1. WILLIAM BINGHAM St. Mary Lorelei 3,43 Junior Classical League 1,23 Slzirld 23 Ushers Club3 Track 2. VICTORIA BISHOP St. Rose Class Officer, Freshmen Secretary3 Hostess Club 2,33 Junior Red Cross 4, President 43 Lincoln Debate Club 13 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Vice-pres. 3, President 43 Shield 2,3,43 Sodality 2,3,4, Vice-pres. 43 Student lVelfare Council 1,2,43 Intramurals 1.2,3. SHARON BJUGSTAD St. Rose Bi-Phy-Chem 33 F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. 23 Hostess Club 2,33 Library Club 43 Spanish Activities 1,2. LAUREEN BLOMMEL Holy Name Youth for Better Govlt Council 43 Junior Classical League 2,3,4 3 Sodality 4. 54 .Q xjji 'gslffff-'?, :gf , E i 'A 1 ,vi Nfimqq- f41'1s,2x7a3!YifYfiwzi2lf 'wx 1., ,, .1 ml ffuff ww - . 'ffir'-532 . - it f.. f .A-ivrx K y,f4,-wgvggfsgw . X K xv, ,mw- . X 3 1 Q 5 X W 'V ,gf-,iffy '. 5 . -4? 5 ik ,D iw MN ' fg as FEAT FOR VICTORY These athletes, feet were put to good use in the homecoming game against Francis jordan. 56 CHRISTINE BRUSHA St. john N o pomn ' All Girl Chorus 3,45 Vice-pres. 45 C.S.M.C. 3,45 Hostess Club 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Student Wfelfare Council 1. DENNIS BUBLAVY St. joseph FAYE BUDZINSKI St. john Nepomuk F.T.A. 25354, Co-president 45 Lorelei 1,25 Hostess Club 2,3545 Sodality 354. BARRY BUECHER New Trier High School Winnvtha, Illinois Choristers 4. HOYVARD BUEHLER De Sales Prep St?I7li7'Ld7'y lllilwaukczf Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 F.T.A. 4, Treasurer 45 Lorelei 25 Junior Classical League. KATHLEEN BURDICK St. joseph G.A.A. l. LYNN BUSH St. Rose All Girl Chorus 3.45 Lorelei l,2. RAYMAN BUSSLER St. james Franklin F.T.A. 45 Monogram Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Ushers Club 45 Football 15253545 Captain 45 Track 2,354-. RICHARD CALVELLI St. Edward Youth for Better Govlt Council 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4, President 25 Student I'Velfare Council 3,45 Ushers Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Golf 2. DANIEL CALVINO St. Sebastian Sturtovant Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Football 1. PATRICIA CAMPBELL St. Sebastian Sfll7'fl'lf'll7Zi Shield 2,3545 Sodality 25354. DENNIS CANNADAY St. joseph Youth for Better Gov't Council 4: Spanish Activities 1 5 Student Welfare Council 2. CHARLES CAPE St. Rose Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Junior Classical League 2. DENNIS CASHION Holy Name Forensics 3,45 Shield 3,45 Golf 2,3,4. ANN CATRINE St. Rita Hostess Club 2,3. WILLIAM CELESTE Holy Name Junior Classical League 1,25 Golf 1,2535 In- tramurals 3. PAUL CHAFFEE St. Stanislaus Bi-Phy-Chem 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-pres. 45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Shield 2,3,4, asso. ed. 45 Student Welfare Council 45 Ushers Club 45 Cross Country 3,4, Captain 45 Football 15 Track 2,3,4. KATHLEEN CHERNOUSKI St. Patrick Junior Red Cross 35 Library Club 2. KATHLEEN CHOBANIAN St. Stanislaus All Girl Chorus 45 French Activities 35 Mad- rigals 45 Shield 2,3,4, Copy Ed. 4. WILLIAM CHOLEWA St. Stanislaus CHRISTINE CHRISTENSEN Blessed Sacrament Aflilwaukcc' All Girl Chorus 3,45 Spanish Activities l,2. KIM CHRISTENSEN Holy Name Bi-Phy-Chem 15 Junior Classical League 1,25 Monogram Club 3,45 Spanish Activities 3,45 Ushers Club 45 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Cross Country Manager 3,4, GAIL CIBOCI St. joseph All Girl Chorus 45 Lorelei 25 G.A.A. 15 Host- ess Club 2,3 5 Secretaries, Inc. 4. MAUREEN CLANCY Nazareth Academy Parma Heights, Ohio Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Hostess Club 2,35 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Players 4. DENNIS COFFEY St. Patrick Bi-Phy-Chem 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 25 Lorelei 3,45 Monogram Club 3,4, Vice-pres. 45 Shield 2,3,45 Ushers Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Football 1 5 Track 2,3,4. ELENA COLE St. joseph Hostess Club 2,3 5 Secretaries, Inc. 4. ELAINE CRAMER Holy Name G.A.A. 15 Junior Classical League 1,25 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL CRAMER Holy Name Football 1 5 Intramurals 2,45 Track 2. WAYNE CRAWFORD St. Rita Football 1. SHARON CRIBARI Sacred Heart Hostess Club 2,35 Secretaries, Inc. 4. 57 JUDITH CRONIN St. Patrick French Activities 3,4, F .T.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Student Welfare Council 1. ANGELA CUCCIA St. Rose Junior Red Cross 2, Spanish Activities 1,2 , Student Welfare Council 3. KATHLEEN CULLEN Keswick Public School Keswick, Ontario, Canada SUSAN CULVER Sl. Patrick French Activities 3, F.T.A. 2,3,4. THOMAS CZARNECKI Sacred Heart Golf 2. KATHLEEN DANOSKI St. joseph Hostess Club 2,3,4, Junior Classical League 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4. JEFFREY DARREY St. john Nepomuk F.T.A. 4, Junior Classical League 1, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Ushers Club 4, Football 1,2, 3,4. PATRICIA DEFURIO H oly Trinity Lorelei 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2, Secretaries, Inc. 4. SUSAN DEKEUSTER St. Mary Junior Classical League 1,2, Lorelei 3,4, Stu- dent Wlelfare Council 1. JANE DEMARK St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3, Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4, Madrigals 3, Pep Club 2,3,4. JANET DEMARK Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 3,4 , French Activities 3, Hostess Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA DEMARK Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 3,4 , French Activities 3, Host- ess Club 2,3,4, Madrigals 4. RICHARD DEMARK St. Edward Class Officer, Junior President, Junior Classi- cal League 1,2,3,4, Vice-pres. 3, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Student Welfare Council 1,2,3, Ushers Club 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Golf 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1, Badger Boys State 3, State Treasurer. THOMAS DEMARK St. Edward Class Officer, Freshman Vice-pres., Senior Treasurer, Bi-Phy-Chem 2, F.T.A. 4, Junior Classical League l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Student Welfare Council 1,2,3,4, Ushers Club 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Football 1, Golf 2, Intramurals 1, Badger Boys State 3, Lt. Governor, State Student Gov't Council 4. CAROL DESOTELL Holy Name Hostess Club 2,3,4, Lance 2,3,4, Spanish Ac- tivities 1,2. ARTHUR DESPINS St. Rita Choristers 4, Student Welfare Council 2, Football 1. DIANNE DEXTER St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3, Choristers 4, G.A.A. 1, Hostess Club 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3, Mad- rigals 3, Spanish Activities 1,2. VIRGINIA DICKERT St. joseph Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretaries, Inc. 4, Student Welfare Council 2. DIANE DOBER St. Edward C.S.M.C. 3g F.T.A. 4g Lorelei 1,25 Library Club 43 Pep Club 2,3,43Sl1icld 2,3. MICHAEL DONAHUE St. joseph Youth for Better Gov't Council 43 Baseball Manager 33 Track 2. CLINTON DONALDSON Milton High School lllilton, W. Virginia PATRICIA DONLEY Dominican High School llffilwaukee Junior Classical League 35 Junior Red Cross 4. JANE DORF St. Stanislaus Junior Classical League 1,25 Junior Red Cross 3g Library Club 1. MICHAEL DRESEN Sacred Heart Golf 2,4. PATRICK DRIER St. Patrick Monogram Club 4g Student Welfare Council 4g Track 2,3,4. DARRYL DRIVER St. Mary Shield 45 Spanish Activities 4g Ushers Club 43 Basketball 3,43 Intramurals 2. JOHN DUCHAC St. Edward Bi-Phy-Chem 3: F.T.A. 45 Lorelei 1,25 Foot- ball 1,25 Golf 2,3,4. MEMORABLE ENCOUNTER Monsignor Witkowiak, Pope Paul VI, at a .vemi-private audience for newly or- accompanied by Father Labaj, convened briefly with dained seminariansfrom the UnitedStates. 59 Class mf '65 ROYAL REACTION The excitement involved in the homecoming game tends to shatter the poise of even our Homecoming Queen, Maureen Shaughnessy. 60 SHIRLEY ELLIOTT St. Rose Band 1,253545 Junior Red Cross 25354, Vice- pres. 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. LAURIE ENGLE Rufus King High School Milwaukee Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 French Ac- tivities 3545 Vice-pres. 45 Junior Classical League 25 Sean 2,35 Current Events Club 3, President 35 Liturgy Club 3,4, President 35 Choms 253,4. TERI EVANS Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 152. DONALD EVENSON Divine Heart Seminary Bi-Phy-Chem 3. PATRICIA FALLICO St. Rita LYNDA FELBAB St. Stanislaus Hostess Club 2,3545 Junior Classical League 1525 Pep Club 354 5 Spanish Activities 354. SUSAN FIORITA St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Intramurals 25 F.T.A. 4. JOY FLETCHER St. Edward G.A.A. 2,3,45 Hostess Club 2,45 Junior Classi- cal League 1,25 Lorelei 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. RICHARD FLOYD St. john Nepomuk Band l,2,3,4. MARGARET FOGARTY Holy Name French Activities 45 Junior Red Cross 4. WILLIAM FRAYER St. Edward Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Junior Classical League 1,2,35 Lincoln Debate Club l,2,3,4. PHYLLIS FUNK Holy Name Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4, Captain 1,45 G.A.A 2,3,45 Hostess Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Welfare Council 35 F.T.A. 4. ROSANNE GALIPO St. Mary All Girl Chorus 3,45 French Activities 15 Host- ess Club 2,3545 Junior Red Cross 25 Maclrigals 35 Secretaries, Inc. 4. SUSAN GAMMELGAARD St. Rose Choristers 3,45 Forensics 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Junior Red Cross 25 Spanish Activities 152. SUSAN GASIORKIEWICZ St. Luke Belmont, Massachusetts Hostess Club 2,3,45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Players 3,45 Russian Activities 1,2,3,45 Special Activity, The Choate School Trip to Russia. MARILYN GAVIN St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 45 Spanish Activities l,2. EMMA GEOGHAN St. Sebastian All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 G.A.A. 15 Singing Seniors 4. MARGARET GIANFORTE St. Mary All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Singing Sen- iors 4. BARBARA GILLIS St. Mary All Girl Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 3. CECILIA GORELIK Holy Trinity All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Junior Classi- cal League 25 Madrigals 3. JEFFREY GORSKI St. john Nepomuk Forensics 3,45 Lorelei 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,2 5 Ushers Club 45 Golf 2,3,4. MARGARET GOTTFREDSEN St. Patrick All Girl Chorus 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Classi- cal League 2,35 Players 25 Student Welfare Council 15 C.S.M.C. 3. SUSAN GOTTFREDSEN St. Rose Band 1,2 5 Players 2,3,4. SANDRA GRABOWSKI jerstad-Agerholm F.T.A. 3,45 Lorelei 1,25 Hostess Club 25354. THOMAS GRAHAM Mitchell THOMAS GRANT St. john Nepomuk Lorelei 2535 Lincoln Debate Club 152. LENORE GRENKE Assumption Grotto Detroit, Michigan French Activities 3545 Treasurer 35 President 45 Sean 35 Student Welfare Council 45 Cur- rent Events Club 3 5 Chorus 15253545 Liturgy! Club 4. MARY GRIFFIN si. joseph! All Girl Chorus 35 C.S.lVI.C. 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Junior Classical League 253545 Pep Club 354. ROY HAGEN Sacred Heart' Band 1525 Monogram Club 2,3545 President 45 Spanish Activities 152 5 Basketball 253545 Cap- tain 45 Cross Country 3545 Golf 15253,4. DANIEL HAISLMAIER St. Edward Class Officer, Senior President5 Apostolic Leadership Council 45 Forensics 45 F.T.A. 45 Monogram Club 3545 Student Welfare Coun- cil 1,25354, President 45 Ushers Club 45 Bas- ketball I535 Cross Country 3,45 Intramurals 2. NANCY HALVORSEN S t. Bernard Madiso1z5 Wisconsin Class Officer, Junior Asp. Vice-pres., Senior Asp. Presidentg French Activities 45 junior Classical League 25 Sean 25354 5 Current Events Club 35 Liturgy Club 45 Mass Study Club 15253545 Glee Club 1525354. STEPHEN HAMER St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Choristers 3545 Junior Classical League 1,25 Student Wel- fare Council 35 Ushers Club 45 Golf 2. LAWRENCE HANSEN St. Edward Ushers Club 4. WILLIAM HANSEN Mitchell GERALD HARDY St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Monogram Club 3545 Football 1,2,3545 Intramurals 25 Track 25354. DAVID HARRIS St. Stanislaus Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Choristers 3,45 French Ac- tivities 1525 Football 15 Intramurals 25 Track 2. JUDITH HASS St. Edward junior Classical League 2, Treasurer 25 Play- ers 2,3545 Sodality 253545 Secretary 3. GRETCHEN HECHT Holy Trinity F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 253,45 President 45 Spanish Activities 1525354. SUSAN HEIDENREICH St. john Nepomuk F.T.A. 25 G.A.A. 15253545 Spanish Activities 15253545 Intramurals 3. PATRICIA HELBLING St. Rita Hostess Club 2,3545 Secretaries, Inc. 4. THOMAS HELD Holy Name Choristers 3545 Lorelei 253 5 Tuniters 4. TERRI HILGERS Holy Name Players 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Student Wel- fare Council 2. Q'-1 GOOEY GUSTO Father Schramm and Mr. Foster eagerly sample Sister Donalds tafy applet the verdict, sticky but delicious. MARY ANN HILICKI St. Stanislaus G.A.A. 25 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Players 253. DONALD HOFFMAN St. Edward MARY VIRGINIA HOLBUS St. Edward Bi-Phy-Chem 35 Junior Classical League 2,3545 Players 253,45 Sodality 2,3,45 Student VVelfare Council 4. LINDA HOLM Holy Name Youth for Better Govlt Council 45 French Ac- tivities 35 G.A.A. 1,25 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Players 2,3. DIANE HORAK St. john Ncpomuk G.A.A. 15 Hostess Club 2,3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 152. MICHAEL HORAK St. folm Nelbomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Spanish Activities 1,25 Football 15 Golf 253,45 Intra- murals 2. VIRGINIA HOUDEK St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Club R-15 45 Lincoln De- bate Club 1,253,45 Sodality 25354. ROBERT HORNER St. Edward JANICE HUPPERTS St. jolm Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 35 Cheerleaders 15 C.S.M.C. 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Junior Classical League 25 Pep Club 45 Student VVe1fare Council 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. CRAIG IVERSON St. Mary Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 2,3, Treasurer 35 Players 2,3545 Knights of the Altar 4. BARBARA JACOB St. joseph Hostess Club 2,35 Junior Classical League 152, 3,45 Lance 2. JUDITH JACOB St. Rita Lorelei 1,25 G.A.A. 253,45 Sodality 25354. SUSAN JACOBI St. Edward Choristers 35 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3 5 Players 25 Singing Seniors 4. MARGARET JACOBSON St. joseph Choristers 35 Hostess Club 253,45 Junior Clas- sical League 2 5 Lincoln Debate Club 15 So- dality 25354. ROBERT JAMIESON St. john Nepomuk Choristers 3,45 F.T.A. 45 junior Clas- sical League 1,25 Football 1. CONSTANCE JANIAK Holy Trinity Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 152. DAVID JANZER St. john Nepomuk Bi-Phy-Chem 3,45 Lorelei 1,253 5 Lincoln De- bate Club 152. XIMENA JARAMILLO Hagar-Colegio La Dolorosa A.F.S.5 Sodality 45 Spanish Activities 4. Seniors BEATLES FOREVER Apparently thzs youngster prefers Yeah Yeah Yeah to the type of music heard at the Extravaganza, 'Arabesque m Blue 64 JOANNE JENSEN Holy Name All Girl Chorus 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Lance 253,45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Madrigals 45 Spanish Activities 1,2,3,4. GEORGIA JOHNSON St. john Nepomuk G.A.A. 15 Junior Classical League 2,3. LAWRENCE JOHNSON St. Roxe Sophomore Treasurer5 Choristers 45 Spanish Activities 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 In- tramurals l,2,3,4. MARY JORGENSEN St. Mary Lorelei 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Bowling 3. EDITH JOSEPOWITZ St. lohn Nepomuk Hostess Club 45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Junior Red Cross-Chapter House 3,4. SUE JUDE St. Edward Freshman President5 Apostolic Leadership Council 45 Catholic Students Mission Crusade 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Lincoln De- bate Club 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Shield 2,3,45 Sodality 2,3,45 Student Welfare Council 15 Badger Girls State 3. JEANNE JUNG Holy Name Secretaries, Inc. 45 Bowling 3. JAMES KALTENSCHNEE St. Mary Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Junior Clas- sical League l,2. SHIRLEY KAMINSKI St. Rose Apostolic Leadership Council 45 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Hostess Club 2,3,45 Junior Clas- sical League 2,3,45 Sodality 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Bowling 3. CYNTHIA KELLOGG St. Rose Choristers 3,4-, Vice-President 45 G.A.A. 25 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 35 Sing- ing Seniors 45 Sodality 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2. SUE KENNEDY Holy Name JUNE KENTON St. Rita All Girl Chorus 3,45 Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Lance 2,3,45 Madrigals 45 Spanish Activities 152. RICHARD KERN St. john Nepomuk Spanish Activities 1,2. ALETHA KIMMONS Holy Trinity LAURINE KIRT St. john Nepomuk Catholic Students Mission Crusade 3,4-, Secre- tary 3,45 Forensics 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Junior Classical League 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Intra- murals 1. SONYA KISSH Sacred Heart Band 1,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities l,2,3. SUSAN KNAPP St. fosephh' Aspirancy Milwaukee, Wisconsin F .T.A. 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4. JOAN KOENIGSKNECHT Most Holy Trinity Fowler, Michigan Lorelei l,2,3,45 Current Events Club 35 Litur- gy Club 45 Mass Study 35 Glee Club l,2,3,4. 65 KATHLEEN KONICEK St. joseph Band 1,25 Lorelei l,2,35 Hostess Club 23 Play- ers 3. THOMAS KONIECZKO St. Stanislaus Basketball 25 Track 2,3. JUDITH KONSINOWSKI St. Stanislaus Players 3. JO ANN KOPECKY Holy Trinity Lorelei 1,2g Players 3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 4, Student Welfare Council 4. DEBORAH KOTOWSKI St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 3,4g Band 1,23 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Hostess Club 2,3,4g Junior Classical League 1, 2, Lance 2,3,4. DANIEL KOVARA St. Edward Spanish Activities 1. FREDERICK KOWALSKY St. john N epomuk KATHERINE KREKLING St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,4-g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PAULINE KREKLING St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,4 5 Intramurals 1,2,3. CECELIA KREPELAN Hol Name 9' Hostess Club 3 g Players 2,3,4. KATHRYN KRESSIG St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 4 5 Junior Classical League 2,35 Players 2,3,4. DAVID KREUL St. Rose Lorelei 1,25 Shield 2,3. LYNN KROPP St. Edward Lorelei 1,23 Mu Alpha Theta 2, Players 2,3,4. SHIRLEY KUBAT St. john's High Little Chute, Wisconsin junior Classical League 2g Scan 3, Liturgy Club 3,45 Current Events Club 35 Mass Study Club 2,3,4. JOHN KURHAJEC St. Sebastian Monogram Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4. SUSAN KWASOWSKI St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 4, Lorelei 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Lincoln De- bate Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4. LINDA LA BRASCA St. Mary Shield 2,3,45 Spanish Activities l,2. NANNETTE LA FRANCE St. Patrick All Girl Chorus 4, Youth for Better Gov't Council 4, Forensics lg French Activities 25 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2g Players 4. 66 y Class Q4 265 SUSAN LANDAAL St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Youth for Better Gov't. Council 4g junior Classical League 25 Madri- gals 3. KARIN LANGENDORF St. joseph Youth for Better Gov't. Council 4. DENNIS LARSON St. Mary Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Junior Classical League 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Track 2,3,4. MICHELLE LARSON McDonell High School Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin French Activities 45 Hostess Club 2,35 Junior Classical League 2,3,4g Players 3,4. PETER LEHMAN St. Rita Football 1. JOHN LEHNER De Sales Prep. Seminary Milwaukee, Wisconsin Youth for Better Govlt. Council 45 Library Club 3 3 Lorelei 3,4-. ALLEN LEMKE St. joseph NANCY LESKO Holy Trinity Lorelei 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 4g G.A.A. l,2,3g Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4g Shield 2,3,4g Student Welfare Council 3. DOLORES LESKOWICZ St. Stanislaus Hostess Club 2,35 Players 2,3. UNDER-COVER AC- TIVITY Cheerleaders, Phyllis Funk and Maureen Shaughnessy, hurriedly cover pam poms and grab for coats during a down- pour of rain and hail at a football game at Horlick Field. 67 DANIEL LESPERANCE St. Edward Youth for Better Govlt. Council 45 Lorelei 2,3. ROBERT LESSNER St. Edward Lorelei 1,25 Ushers Club 45 Track 3. RANDALL LETSCH St. john Nepomuk F.TA. 45 Monogram Club 2,3545 Baseball 253, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 15253545 Intra- murals 1. KATHERINE LIEGLER St. john Nepomuk Cheerleaders 2, Captain 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Lin- coln Debate Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 253,45 Sodality 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. LINDA LITTLE St. Rose French Activities 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Secretary 45 Hostess Club 2,35 Junior Red Cross 2. MARY LIZDAS St. Rose G.A.A. 1. CHRISTOPHER LONG St. Rose F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 25 Latin Activities 25 Monogram Club 253,45 Ushers Club 45 Football 15 Golf 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1. DIANE LORENZINI St. Rita All Girl Chorus 354. JACQUELINE LOUGHAN St. Mary Junior Red Cross 1,2 5 Sodality 2,3,4. THOMAS LUKAS Holy Name Forensics 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Track 35 F .T.A. 4. MAUREEN LUTZ St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 3,45 Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Lorelei 35 Junior Classical League 25 Shield 2,4. LYNDA LUXEM St. Rose Junior Classical League 2. 68 CHEVALIERKS' CONTRIBUTION A book case, the result of Mike Chevalier? wood- working skills learned at Vocational School, now graces the ofice. PATRICIA McCANN Edgewood High School Madison, Wisconsin Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Junior Classical League 25 Scan 35 Current Events Club 35 Mass Study Club 2,3,45 Liturgy Club 2,3,45 Music Appreciation 3. MICHAEL MCDERMOTT St. john Nepomuk F.T.A. 45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Ushers Club 45 Football 1,45 Golf 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN McFARLAND Holy Trinity CARLA MCGILSKY si. Stanislaus Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 2. KATHLEEN MCGRAY St. john Nepomuk: Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 3,45 Club R-15 45 Junior Classical League 25 Players 3,4. KATHLEEN MADDEN Sl. Patrick Cheerleaders 15 Choristers 3,45 Hostess Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 3,45 Student VVel- fare Council 35 Intramurals 2. ELIZABETH MAIER St. joseph G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Classical League 25 Intra- murals 152. SUSAN MAJEWSKI St. Mary Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 2. JOSEPH MANDALA Sacred Heart Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4. PETER MANDLI St. Edward Junior Classical League 1,2,35 Ushers Club 4. JAMES MARES St. Edward Forensics 3,45 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2,3,45 Shield 3,45 Student Welfare Council 2,4. JAMES MARITATO St. Stanislaus Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Football 1. JANE MASTERS Wilton School Wilton, Wisconsin Fiench Activities 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 25 Current Events Club 35 Mass Study 1,25 Bible Study Club 2,35 Liturgy Club 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4. JOHN MATHE St. john Nepomuk Bi-Phy-Chem 35 Junior Red Cross 35 Mu Al- pha Theta 3 5 Spanish Activities 1,2 5 Ushers Club 45 F.T.A. 4. RAYMOND MEISSNER St. Edward Lorelei 1,25 Student Welfare Council 2,35 Bas- ketball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES MERCIER Holy Trinity Youth for Better Gov't Council 4. ELIZABETH MEYER Holy Name Lorelei 1,25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. RAYMOND MEYER Washington junior High Band l,2. JOHN MICHEL Holy Nam Junior Classical League 1,2. DANIEL MIHELICH si. josepl Youth for Better Gov't Council 4. JOEL MIKULECKY St. Ros Youth for Better Govit Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 45 Lorelei 1,2,3. JANET MILLER St. joseph Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 G.A.A. 15 Hostess Club 25 Junior Classical League 25 Pep Club 5 F.T.A. 1. SUZANNE MILLER St. Rita Lorelei Club 1,253 5 G.A.A. 15 Secretaries, Inc. 1. PATRICIA MILLS Holy Name Birmingham, Michigan Forensics 3,45 Mass Study 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Liturgy Club 3,45 Scan 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Welfare Council 4. RICHARD MILLS St. john Nepomuk BARBARA MISSURELLI Sacred Heart LINDA MOHRABACHER Holy Trinity All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 G.A.A. 25' Players 25 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activi- ties 1,2. V MICHAEL MOHRBACHER St. josephl JOHN MONROE Cassopolis High School Cassopolis, Michigan Band 15 C.S.M.C. 3,4, Vice-pres. 3,45 French Activities 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN MORAN East High School Madison, Wisconsin Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 French Ac- tivities 45 Current Events 35 Music Apprecia- tion 35 Liturgy Club 45 Mass Study 3,45 Glee Club 3,4. SHARON MORSE St. Edward Secretaries, Inc. 4, President 4. JOHN MOSER St. Louis Caledonia, Wisconsin Lorelei Club 1,2,3,45 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2, 3,45 Shield 25 Ushers Club 4. THOMAS MUELLER Holy Trinity Forensics 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4 5 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Football 1. ANN MURPHY Holy Name All Girl Chorus 45 Players 2,35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 2,3. CHRIS NALEID St. john Nepomuk Class Ofiicers 2, Secretary 25 Apostolic Lead- ership Council 45 G.A.A. 1,2, Secretary 25 Hostess Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Pep Club 2,3,4 5 So- dality 1,2,3,4, President 4. THOMAS NAVRATIL St. Edward Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 3,45 Players 3,4, Vice-pres. 4. RLENE NELSON St. Rita i-Phy-Chem 3,45 Junior Classical League 1, 5 Russian Club 3,4. ICHARD NEU St. john Nepomuk i-Phy-Chem 2, Forensics 15 Lorelei 3,4 3 Rus- 'ian Club 1,2. RLENE NIESEN St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Lorelei 1,23 Madrigals 3, Secretaries, Inc. 4. JOHN NIGHBOR St. Edward Youth for Better Gov't. Council 4, Junior Classical League 2,35 Players 3,45 S hivld 2. RICHARD NYGRO St. Stanislaus Monogram Club 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Basket- ball l, Football 1. JOHN OBERST St. joseph Monogram Club 3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 3. PATRICIA O'BRIEN St. Stanislaus Youth for Better Gov't. Council 43 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 4, Lincoln Debate Club 25 Russian Club 2 g Sodal- ity 2,3,4. PAMELA OERTEL H oly Name All Girl Chorus 3 5 Youth for Better Gov't. Council 4, Choristexs 4, G.A.A. 25 Lorelei 1,23 Players 3, Student VVelfare Council 3. DOLORES OETTINGER St. Rose Bi-Phy-Chem 25 G.A.A. 2, Hostess Club 2,35 Junior Red Cross 2, Secretaries, Inc. 4g Span- ish Activities 1,2. TOOT, WHISTLE, PLUNK, AND BOOM Concentratmg are pep band members Gary Clark Tom Navratxl john on producing the swingiest music possible at an assembly Wzllzs Mike Wzdmer 1m1Stapleman and Dick Floyd Seniors TINY TUTOR Varsity players work out on the practice field under the tutelage of Tommy IAugiej De Schriver, Coach De Schrwers little helper KATHRYN OLSEN Holy Name Shield 2,3,4 5 Spanish Activities 1,2,3,4, PATRICK ONTKO St. Edward Junior Classical League 253,45 Mu Alpha Theta 25 Players 3,4. LINDA ORTELL St. Mary Band 1,25 Bi-Phy-Chem 3,45 Lorelei 1,2,35 Players 2,3,4. MICHAEL ORTH Sacred Heart Choristers 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Student Welfare Council 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,3,45 Badger Boy's State 3. SHELDON O'SHAUGHNESSY St. Patrick Bi-Phy-Chem 45 F.T.A. 45 Lorelei 1,25 Mon- ogram Club 3,45 Players 3,45 Golf 2,3,4. THOMAS PAAR St. joseph Student Welfare Council 2,3 5 Basketball 1,25 Football 15 Intramurals 3,4. JANICE PACKAMORE St. Patrick BARBARA PALERMO Holy Trinity All Girl Chorus 3,4, President 45 Junior Clas- sical League 2. GRACE PAPA Nativity High School Detroit, Micliigan Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Liturgy Club. 72 PATRICIA PARSONESE St. Edward Forensics 1,253 5 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2, Sec- retary 2 5 Players 354, President 4. CAROL PATZMAN St. john Nepomuk Choristers 3,45 Lorelei 1,25 Players 2,35 Secre- taries, Inc. 4. TIMOTHY PAULSON St. john Nepomuk F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 1,2 5 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Student Welfare Council 35 Ushers Club 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,4. CYNTHIA PEACH St. Patrick Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Junior Classical League 15 Student Welfare Coun- c1l. LINDA PEDERSEN St. Rose Lorelei 1,25 G.A.A. 1. MARY PENZA St. George Kenosha, Wisconsin Choristers 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Li- brary Club 152. MARGARET PERKINS St. joseph Youth for Better Govlt. Council 45 Junior Classical League 2,35 Lance 3,45 Student Wel- fare Council 4. ROBERT PERMAN St. Sebastian Bi-Phy-Chem 25 Choristers 3,4. SHARON PETERS Freedom Union High School Freedom, Wisconsin Lorelei 3,45 Scan 35 Chorus 3,45 Liturgy Club 45 Mass Study 3,4. SUSAN PETERSEN St. Mary Class Officers 4, Secretary 45 All Girl Chorus 3,45 Library Club 15 Madrigals 35 Shield 2,35 45 Sodality 2,35 Student Welfare Council 4. DANIEL PETERSON St. Rose F.T.A. 45 Ushers Club 45 Basketball 1,35 Cross Country 3 5 Football 1,25 Intramurals 1. GLENDA PETERSON St. Stanislaus JEFFREY PETTIT St. Edward Forensics 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 1,2 5 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2 5 Lore- lei 35 Shield 2,3,45 Student Welfare Council 1,45 Football 1. CATHERINE PFOST Hansche School Choristers 3,45 Hostess Club 25 Players 35 Singing Seniors 45 Spanish Activities 25 Intra- murals 3,4. PHILIP PIERANGELI Mitchell Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Lorelei 2,35 Monogram Club 2,354 5 Student Welfare Council 25 Ushers Club 45 Basketball 25-Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 3, 45 Track 3,45 F.T.A. 4. LORENZA POMEDAY St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,45 Lorelei 1,25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. BONNIE POST St. Rose G.A.A. 15 Lorelei 1,25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. KATHLEEN POSTORINO St. john Nepomuk Cheerleaders 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Lincoln Debate Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Welfare Council 2. 73 MICHAEL POSTORINO St. john Nepomuk Class OfHcer, Sophomore President5 Choris- ters 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student Welfare Council 25 Tuniteis 45 Ush- ers 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Football 15 Intramurals 1. JAMES PREVOST Holy Trinity Choristers 45 Forensics 2,4. MARY ANN PURCELL St. Victor Monroe, Wisconsin French Activities 45 Junior Classical League 25 Scan 25 Music Appreciation 35 Mass Study Club l,2,3,45 Current Events 35 Liturgy Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY QUIRK Sacred Heart Affission Seminary Geneva, Illinois Junior Classical League 3. PATRICIA RAMIREZ Colegio Americana de Torreon, A.C. 4 GAYLE RASMUSSEN Sacred Heart Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Lorelei l,2. MARGARET RECKINGER St. Rose Apostolic Leadership Council 45 Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 F.T.A. 25 Hostess Club 2,35 Pep Club 253,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Student Welfare Council 2,4. JANICE REED St. Stanislaus All Girl Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Players 2,3545 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Sodality 3,45 Spanish Ac- tivities l,2. SHEILA REILLY St. Patrick Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Hostess Club 253. 5 JANET REMILLARD St. Rose Choristers 3,4. ROBERT REPLOGLE Lake Side SUSAN REYHEART ferstad Agerholm All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. DENNIS RHEINSCHMIDT Divine Heart Seminary Donaldron, Indiana Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Bi-Phy-Chem 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,3,45 Shield 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Football 15 Intra- murals 15 Track 1. GERMAINE RICCHIO Holy Name Secretaries, Inc. 4. PATRICIA RICCHIO Holy Trinity Choristers 3,45 German Activities 1,25 G.A.A. 25 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Singing Seniors 4. THOMAS RICCHIO Holy Trinity Student Welfare Council 3. MICHLEEN RILEY Holy Trinity All Girl Chorus 3,4 5 French Activities 35 F.T.A. 2. NORMAN ROETZER Holy Trinity 74 C lass qi '65 TAPING THE TURF Two track mem- bers measure the results of the ejorts of a :hot putter during a spring practice. THOMAS ROPIAK St. Edward Band 1,2,3,45 Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Cross Country 3,45 Track l,2,3,4. MARY JEAN ROSCOVIUS St. Mary's Tomalz, Wisconsin Junior Classical League 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Cur- rent Events 35 Music Appreciation 35 Mass Study Club 1,2,3,4. GREGORY RUFFALO Holy Name Choristers 3,4, President 45 German Activities 2,35 Lorelei 3, Treasurer5 Monogram Club 3, 45 Tuniters 3,4 5 Cross Country 3, Ushers 45 In- tramurals 3,4. JOHN RUGGABER St. joseph NANCY RUHL Holy Trinity Grade School Fowler, Wisconsin Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 German Activities 3,45 Lorelei 1,2,3,45 Current Events 35 Mass Study 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Lit- urgy 4. CAROL RYBARIK St. Roxe German Activities 1,25 G.A.A. 3,45 Lorelei 1, 25 Secretaries, Inc. 4. ELOISE SACHS Holy Angels Grade School Milwaukee Club R-15 45 German Activities 3,45 junior Classical League 25 Lorelei 3,45 Scan 2,35 Lit- urgy Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Current Events Club 3, Secretary 3. KENNETH SACK St. Patrick Bi-Phy-Chem 45 German Activities 1,25 Mu Alpha Theta 4. TIMOTHY SADOWSKI Holy Name Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Choristers 3,4 5 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,4. HARRY SALVO St. john Nepomuk Bi-Phy-Chem 3,4 5 Lorelei 3,45 Shield 2,3. WILLIAM SANDERS St. Rita KATHLEEN SAUNDERS St. Rose Choristers 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Players 2,3. FRATERNIZING BADGERS Twins from St. Catherine's at Badger Boys' State, Tom DeMark Ileftj, Lt. Governor, and Dick DeMark Kextrerne rightj, State Treasurer, take advantage of an opportunity to meet the representative from Janesville, William Hemmens, at Madison. 76 ROGER SCARBERRY St. Rose Lorelei l,2. DIANE SCHEER East High School Madison, Wisconsin Class Officer Junior, Treasurer, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Liturgy Club 3,45 Mass Study 2,3,4. KATHLEEN SCHIROTT St. joseph All Girl Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3. JULIE SCHLIESMANN St. joseph All Girl Chorus 3, Secretaries, Inc. 4. PAMELA SCHMAHL Holy Name Junior Classical League 2,3,4, Sodality 4. EUGENE SCHMITZ St. joseph Choristers 3,45 Players 45 Tuniters 3,4. JOSEPH SCHMITZ St. Edward ROBERT SCHROEDER St. john Nepomuk Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,45 Student Welfare Council 3,45 Ushers Club 4, Football 1,35 Golf 3,43 Track 2. ROBERT SCI-IUMAKER St. Stanislaus Youth for Better Gov't. Council 4 5 Football 1, Golf 2. DONNA SECANKY St. Edward Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Host- ess Club 2,3,4g Players 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Sec- retaries, Inc. 4, Secretary 4. RENEE SEIFERT St. Edward G.A.A. 1,25 Players 2,3,4, Secretaries, Inc. 4. ROBERTA SEIFERT St. Edward French Activities 15 G.A.A, 1, Players 2,3,4g Secretaries, Inc. 4. DONALD SEITZ St. joseph F.T.A. 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Ushers Club 45 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 5 Football Manager 2,3,4. ANN SELEAR St. Rita Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 F.T.A. 45 Hostess Club 2,3,45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Lorelei 3,45 Players 3,4. WILLIAM SEXTON St. Rita Choristers 3,45 Football 1. ROBERT SHARP St. Edward Players 3,4. MAUREEN SHAUGHNESSY St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Bi-Phy-Chern 45 Choristers 45 Forensics 2,3,4, Secretary 35 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,4. ELIZABETH SIEPLER St. Rose All Girl Chorus 3,45 Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Hostess Club 253,45 junior Red Cross 35 Library Club 4. JULIANNE SIMANEK St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Lincoln Debate Club 15 Lorelei 3,4, President 3, Secre- tary 45 Shield 2,354 5 Sodality 2,3,4. CHERYL SLADKY St. Patrick All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Junior Red Cross 35 Madrigals 35 Pep Club 3,45 Secre- taries, Inc. 45 Singing Seniors 4. SHIRLEY SLOMSKI St. Stanislaus Junior Red Cross 3. MARGERY SMITH St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Junior Classical League 25 Secretaries, Inc. 45 F .T.A. 4. MARY SMITH St. Mary All Girl Chorus 3,4, Treasurer 45 French Ac- tivities l,25 Lincoln Debate Club 1,25 Madri- gals 45 Pep Club 253,45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. SUSAN SMITH Mitchell All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Madrigals 35 Pep Club 45 Singing Seniors 4. LINDA SOLLAZO St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 35 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 2,35 Secretaries, Inc. 4. CYNTHIA SORENSON St. Edward SHIRLEY STAUFFER Bellarmine-jejjerson High School Burbank, California Library Club 4. CAROLINE STEELE St. Patrick THOMAS STEHLIK St. john Nepomuk DAVID STEIMLE St. john Nepomuk Golf 2. 77 MARILYN STEIMLE St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 45 Youth for Better Govlt Council 45 Madrigals 45 Players 2,35 Secre- taries, Inc. 4. JANET STEINER St. Patrick FeT.A. 25 Sodality 2,35 Spanish Activities 152, 3. JOHN STEINMULLER Sacred Heart Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Choristers 4. JOHN STOGNY St. Patrick French Activities 152. ROBERT STRAUSSER St. Patrick Bi-Phy-Chem 45 Choristers 3,4, Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 Student Welfare Council 1,25 Tunit- ers 3545 Football 1. PAMELA STREGE St. joseph All Girl Chorus 45 Secretaries, Inc. 4. MICHAEL SUCHARDA St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Govat. Council 45 Monogram Club 35 Spanish Activities 15 Ushers Club 45 Cross Country 25 Track Captain 3. LINDA SUSTACHEK Holy Name All Girl Chorus 3545 Players 253. JUDITH SWVEETI Holy Trinity G.A.A. 25 Lorelei 1,25 Players 2. CYNTHIA SWENCKI St. Edward All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Junior Clas-1 sical League 2 5 Players 3. CAROL SZYMCZAK St. Edward Junior Red Cross 15 Players 2,35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 1,2. MICHAEL TALAGA St. Rose Youth for Better Gov't. Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 3,45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 In- tramurals 2. JOAN TALOS St. joseph All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Treasurer 45 Hostess Club 35 Junior Classical League 25 Players 35 Singing Seniors 4. JAMES TESKA St. Stanislaus Baseball 2535 Football l 5 Intramurals 25354. LINDA THEAMA St. Rita All Girl Chorus 3,45 Spanish Activities 152. DANIEL THIELEN St. Edward Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Bi-Phy- Chem 45 Lorelei 253 5 Football l. GARDENIA THOMAS St. Rose C.S.M.C. 3545 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-pres. 35 Host- ess Club 2,354, Vice-pres. 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Spanish Activities 2,35 Intramurals 2,354. LAWRENCE THOUNE St. Edward Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3545 Shield 45 Ushers Club 45 Baseball 253,4 5 Basketball 1,25 Football 152,35 Intramu- rals 354. 78 l Sen zors DUTCH TREAT Caught by the camera in Amsterdam, Holland is Sue Gasiorkiewicz on the return trip of her Rus- sian tour. LYNN TOMCZAK St. Edward Junior Classical League 3,4, Secretary 4 5 jun- ior Red Cross 3. DONALD TOMMET St. Edward Lorelei 3. CORINNE TORGERSON Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 4 3 Secretaries, Inc. 4. CAROL TOTERO St. joseph l Class Officers, 3, Secretary 33 All Girl Chorus , 3, Cheerleaders 3,43 C.S.M.C. 3,43 F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, Hostess Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Student Welfare Council 3. KRISTINA TRIBYS St. Rose Lincoln Debate Club 1, Pep Club 2,3,4g Shield 3,4, Student Welfare Council 1. BARBARA TRIPP St. john Nepomuk All Girl Chorus 3,4. LYNN UBERSETSIG Madison East High School Club R-15 4g Liturgy Club 4, Glee Club 4. JOSEPH USTYMOWCIZ St. Stanislaus French Activities 15 Football 2, Golf 2. ANITA VALLEY Holy Name All Girl Chorus 4 5 Players 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3. .-vw- ' 79 EXACTING OVERSEER Coach Kersten checks his stop watch before the start of the next race. 80 KATHLEEN VANDERHOEF St. Rita All Girl Chorus 3,43 Madrigals 43 Secretaries, Inc. 4. TERRI VANELLA St. Rose Junior Classical League 2. GEOFFREY VAN REMMEN St. Edward y Bi-Phy-Chem 3,43 Forensics 3,43 Ushers Club 3,4, President 43 Badger Boy's State 3. I MICHAEL VENA St. Edward Youth for Better Gov't Council 43 Junior Clas- sical League 2,3,4Q Shield 2,3,43 Student Wel-l fare Council 4s Ushers Club 4. BARBARA VENTURINI St. Rita 1 All Girl Chorus 3,43 C.S.M.C. 3,43 G.A.A. 1,23 Hostess Club 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Student Welfare Council 2. H JEANINE VON GERMETEN St. Mary Choristers 3 3 Library Club 1. SHERRIE WAGNER Holy Trinity Junior Red Cross 2,3,43 Spanish Activities l,2. ALFRED WEBBER St. Rose Youth for Better Govlt Council 43 Bi-Phy- Chem 3,4, President 43 Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Vice-pres. 43 Shield 2,33 Golf 43 Intramurals 23 Track 2. TIMOTHY WEILL St. joseph Football 1. ROSEMARY WEISBROD St. Stanislaur All Girl Chorus 43 Lorelei 1,23 Secretaries, Inc. 43 Student Welfare Council 4. MARGARET WEISS All Girl Chorus 33 G.A.A. 23 Hostess Club 2, 33 Pep Club 3,43 Players 2,3,4. SHARON WESPETAL G.A.A. lg Players 23 Secretaries, Inc. 4. St. joseph St. Edward JOHN WESTRICH St. Edward Junior Classical League 2,3,4 5 Players 3,4. PENELOPE WESTRICH St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,4. CAROLE WVICK St. john Nepomuk Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Players 3,45 Shield 2. MICHAEL WIDMER St. Rose Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League 1,2. CATHERINE WIELAND Holy Name Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 Junior Classical League 45 Junior Red Cross 4. KATHRINE WILLING St. Rose All Girl Chorus 35 Choristers 45 Maclrigals 35 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Singing Seniors 45 Intra- mural 1,2,3. JOHN WILLIS St. Rita Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Activities 2,3,45 Ushers Club 3,45 Pep Band 3,4. KAREN WINKLER St. Paul of the Cross La Mirada, California Class Officer, Senior Asp. Secretaryg Youth for Better Gov't Council 45 French Activities 3,45 Scan 1,2,3,45 Current Events Club 35 Lit- urgy Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mass Study Club 1,2,3,4. MARK WITTE St. Edward Ushers Club 3,45 Football 15 Intramurals 3,45 Track 2. JOAN WOZNIECKI St. Edward All Girl Chorus 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Players 2,3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Sodality 2,3,4. JEANNE WYANT' Holy Trinity Class Officer, Senior Vice-pres.5 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,45 Shield 253,45 Student Wel- fare Council 45 Forensics 4. RUTH YANNISH St. Mary Club R-15 45 C.S.M.C. 3,45 Junior Classical League 2,354 5 Pep Club 2,3,4 5 Secretaries, Inc. 4. JAMES YOUNK Holy Name Lorelei 1. DIANE ZUKEWICH Sacred Heart All Girl Chorus 3,45 Hostess Club 2,3545 Sodal- ity 3,4. SHARON ZWIEFELHOFER St. Rose All Girl Chorus 35 Lorelei 1,25 G.A.A. 3,45 Secretaries, Inc. 45 Student Welfare Council 35 Intramurals 1,2. NOT PICTURED F REDRICK TITTSWORTH Holy Trinity 81 POTTS AND PLANS junior Vice-prexident Cathy Or- fellow ojicers-Sue Huennekens, Secretary, President gan poznts out her work on a chart of cleanup plots to Dave Potts and Trearurer Mike Knapp. f t Robert Agne 'N i , f t :is , 5 is it Daniel Anderson Q 1-: I g Q is 2 Carol Arena if Z 5 K E X , -- ' -4 A . . N, , V . . 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X, 'H R A X 'S-FW 'gf .a-'P' ,av uniors James Bournouville Linda Braun Therese Bresciano James Brown Joan Brusky William Buhler Susan Bundy Ardis Burke Diane Burns Vincent Bushell Susan Carbonneau Lawrence Carolan Barbara Chapman John Charnon Patricia Christensen Richard Cole Christine Cormaughton Timothy Crawford Cathleen Crowley John Cspella Kathleen Cuccia Richard Dana Ronald De Christopher Susan De Keuster Nancy Del Negro Susan De Marco Carol De Rango Donna Desotell Diane Diem Lawrence Dolan Michael Domanik Randall Dorece Karen Dreger Barbara Dremel Rosa Ebinal Alan Erbe Nora Erickson Ronald Ernst Mark Fannin Thomas Fiegcl Gayle Fink Peggy Flanigan Michael Fleming Patricia Flood Mary Flynn Donna Fogarty Jerome Fredericks Mary Frederickson James Freres Lee Freres Joyce Gabor Virginia Ganser Lorraine Gardner Marilyn Gawron uniors Lynn Gedemer Lawrence Gename Dorothy George John George Gary Geraets Anthony Gilewski Christine Gill Carol Goebel Mary Gottfredsen Donna Graceffa James Grant Jeffrey Green Barbara Greene Anthony Grygera Susan Guttenberg Louise Habetler David Hagman Gene Haluska Josephine Hamilton Linda Haney Karen Hansen Susan Hansen Ronald Harden Hall Hardy Lawrence Hartman Michael Hazen Diane Heidenreich Robert Heiderman John Helland Sarah Highman Kenneth Hilgers James Hilmer Bernadine Hoffman Margaret Holbus Mary Lou Holeb Donald Holm Donald Holly Mary Holly Deborah Howe Timothy Hueffner Richard Huenneken: Susan Huennukens Vita Iannelo Andrew Jacob Ronald Jacob Janet Jamieson Mary Lou Johnsen Catherine Johnson Deborah Johnson Duane Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Jane Johnson lNilliam Johnston Algis Jonaitus as 4. .Bw 2 :e ' new Einar ,. gu..,.A s.-.ffl Inga 13? 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TOP ROW: jim Horvath, Bob Haertal, Doug Dresen, Bill Ruetz, Mike Mil- ler, Phil Tishuk, Pat McCrory, jim Vena, Mark Kretza. 86 5' N 'mv Mary jo Kuchenbecker Susan Kuchera Herbert Kuehnemann Kathleen Kurhajec Anna Marie Kusters Rosemary Kwas Raymond La Frence Bernard La Mere Kathryn Landaal Cynthia Larrabee Patricia Lawless Helen Lehner Suzanne Leitschuh Lynn Le Mere Mary Lendman Barbara Leonard Kathleen Leuker Patricia Lewis Kathleen Lockhart Jay Londre Marsha Londre Mary Lucas Elizabeth Machalik Robert Mandala Mary Ann Mainus Robert Malanche Patricia Malmstadt Cheri Mandli Catherine Mano Carolyn Maritato Michael Markson Terence Martin David Martinez Mary Arm Mason William Matelski Richard Matranga union Joan Mcllrath Carol McKlosky Michael May Kathleen Mercier Harold Mielcarek Craig Miller Kathleen Miller Mary Miller Michele Miller Charles Mills Maria Milosavljevic Marilyn Minneti Karen Mittenzwei Richard Mueller Linda Nadolski William Naleid John Navratil Joanne Nelson Richard Nelson Rose Marie Niesen Dianne Nieson Michael Nilles Virginia Neumaiel Allan Noll Robert O'Brien Susan Ockey Jerome Oksuita Jeffrey Olson Marie Olveda Patricia Ondercin Catherine Organ Kenneth Orlikowski William Orlowski David Oteman Pamela Papara Terence Paulson Thomas Paulson Monica Paur Christine Petersen Thomas Popa Dianne Poplawski Janice Poplawski David Potts Gary Poulson Diane Powell Carolyn Praninsky Lawrence Presta Marie Presta Virgil Presta James Prockniak Thomas Przytaxski Jayne Quardracoi Donald Rademacher Thea Rademacher 'WM 'S 3 3432 t s s uniors Diane Recupero Nancy Rice Cynthia Rizzo David Robers Beverly Rosa Judy Roscovius Joseph Rosplock Lynda Ruffalo John Rybarik Elisa Sadowski Julie Schenkenberg Kathleen Schiro Susan Schmahl Jean Schneider Susan Schrader Karen Schueller Sandra Schuster Richard Schwaab Barbara Seitz Daniel Seitz James Shaffer Sandra. Shimkus Jo Ann Shoaf Michael Slesar Joy Silkovitz Carol Simanek Daryl Simon Irene Skavarca Mary Smeester Teresa Smith Diane Smolka Anthony Somlai Margaret Spika Georgann Spitzer Catherine Spring James Stapelman Richard Staples Diane Steimle Kathleen Stemmer Rosemary Stommel James Stratman Linda Styka John Sus David Swencki John Swendrowski Harold Swiatek Eileen Taylor Nicolas Thielen Patricia Thomas William Thomas Mary Thompson Richard Thoune Edward Tiles Karen Tishuk Sandra Zeratsky Jo Anne Zielke Francis Zurawski 23 STRIKES AGAIN! With a number that stuck through high school, Chuck Woods sets the ball up for another baxket at the Loyola- Acme Die Casting exhibition game while ex-Angels jim May and Don Paar attempt to prevent the action. Mary Tompsett Annette Torgerson Janet Totero Delores Trepanier Allan Tripp Anthony Tucciarone Mary Lou Tutak Gail Uminski Thomas Uminski Mary Urhausen Donna Urkalis Virginia Ustymowicz Kathleen Vandenberg Patricia Van Himberger Eileen Van Offeren Carol Venne Jeanne Verber Thomas Vollendorf John Uraga Michael Wagner Kathleen Wakefield Marlene Weronke Anne Westrich Michael Weiland Jeffrey Wilhelmi Nancy Wilson Susan Windhorst Susan Wirkus Timothy Witke Charles Wittig Ronald Wolter John Wood ' Renee Wrysinski Julie Wynhoff Sheila Zawin Kathleen Zeman s. 'A.,,-. : sg Soplzomores Charles Basaldua Michael Bass Kathleen Bauer Ann Baumann Cynthia Baumann Barbara Bekke Rita Bencriscutto Pamela Berard Mary Bergeman Kristine Berns Donna Berry Joan Beyer Janice Biesack Paul Bishop Thomas Blackman Robert Blaha Julie Bobeck Joan Bongers Patricia Bosz Linda Braun Catherine Bresciano Stephen Brink Mary Brodell Robert Broihier Paul Brusky Noel Buehler William Burke Gregory Burmeister Catherine Callewaert Richard Carls Suzanne Carlson James Casper Joan Celeste Judith Chaffee Patricia Charnon Constance Christiano Carol Clemmer Patricia Collentine Dennis Collins Maura Corr James Crain Margaret Crimmings Mary Cruz Peter Cuerina Helen Czamecki Roberta Dallman Francine David Sandra Davis Scott Davis Cynthia DeGroot Rosa DeLao James DeMark Joyce DeMark John Denzine 91 Solblwmores Mark Doebereiner Mary Dolister Dennis Doonan Douglas Dresen Laura Dresen Thomas Drier Darol Duca Catherine Durbin Richard Dvorsky Sandra Ebbers Mary Ellertson Lee Ann Ellis Sandra Erickson Sarah Erlandson Mary Fegan Kathleen Feucht Diane Fleming Ronald Foster Mary Fox Lynn Foxwell Margaret Freres Peter Freres Renee Freres Catherine Fritchen Rosemary Garrity Eugene Gasiorkiewicz James Gavin Terrence Gavin Mary Frances Gerler Daniel Gill Lily Gloede Sylvester Gorelik James Graceffa James Gretz Harold Gruhn Thomas Grzyb Kenneth Haakenson Margaret Habetler Peter Habetler Iris Hadady Robert Haertel Stephen Hagen Susan Hamer Virginia Hartig Sharon Heide Donna Helbling Robert Helbling Kathryn Held James Henken Donald Herman Kathrine Hermes Karen Hilgers Donna Hoey Irving Hoffman K rag e vig? ax , A 1 ls ll? 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Kappus Michael Kaufman Thomas Kellogg James Kimmons Nancy King Sandra Kirt PAPER PICKIN' TIME During one of our football games, Soph cheerleaders, Joanne Wag ner and Terrie Miller remove the results of an occupational hazard-confetti in their sweaters. Lawrence Knapp Rose Koenignsknecht Anthony Koenings Patricia Kohlman Mary Kollasch Jeffery Kowalski Loretta Kowalski Susan Kowbel Richard Kozich Joyce Kramer Kathleen Krewal Theresa Kristan Barbara Kroes Marlene Kruchten Frederick Krumberger Robert Kucinski 'Vk '-A-we ag , Q ' 2 Q ?' TPA 5 ' ae Page 5: I fi 2 , Su .'-mf'- r .1 em. r J X i X Q 1 4 r Q fi if KX Q ag x , A N5 W Solblzomores Kris Kurz Katherine Kusters Janet Kuypers Jane Lackovich Christine Landish Marlyn Lasso Linda Laudonio Agnes Lechner Ellen Lehman Mary Lemke Patricia Lindsay Myrtle Lonergan Sara Lopez Diane LoPiccalo Barbara Loughan Joy Luebke Margaret Luhn Sharon Lutz Patricia McCormack Patrick McCrory Donald McDonald Jane McDonald Kathleen McGilsky Mary McKloskey Tammy McMahon Barbara McNamee Julie Majchrowitz Penelope Mandli Patricia Massruha Arthur Mathieus Charles Matranga Jane Mattes Kathryn Mauer Regina Mauer Sandra Mazer Anna Mazzie Suzanne Meyer Joanne Michel Mary Michelotte Michael Michna Patricia Michna Judith Mikulecky Anita Miller Hilary Miller Therese Miller Jacob Minneti Catherine Moore Monica Moran Richard Moriarity Lawrence Morse James Mueller Mary Murphy James Murray 95 Sophomores Margaret Mutchie Patricia Neely Nicolene Nielsen Barbara Niesen Jeanne Nighbor Katherine Noll Elizabeth Nowak Gregory Nowicki Jane Nyiri Michael O'Brien Randall Ochs Ronald Ochs Sally Oertel Darlene Oettinger Thomas Oettinger Perry Oksiuta Richard Orechovsky James Osterman Andor Paal Ellen Parent Joseph Patek Kathleen Paur James Pekar Christine Petersen Daniel Peterson Jane Petkus Jeanne Pfeiffer Mary Piefer Mary Popa Jessica Popchock Mark Poplawski Robert Postorino James Poulson Barbara Pribyl Judith Ptaschinski David Pucley Judith Quirk David Reisenaur Valerie Retzinger James Richter Julieanne Richter Judy Robinson Inga Ronke Patricia Rossi Mary Jean Ruelle William Ruetz Jean Rueve Constance Ruszczyk Constance Ryterske Christine Sachen Donald Sack Donna Sackman John Sagat Jeanne Salbreiter N W as FATEFUL WAIT Sue Mey- er, Cindy Sboboda, Danny Meyer, Laura Meyer, and the other townspeople sol- emnly await the arrival of the black box which marks the beginning of The Lot- tery . Michael Salvo Bernadette Sanders James Scheible There-sa Scheller Anthony Schiro Dietmar Schneider Linda Scholzen Toni Schott Jane Schrauben Richard Schroeder Ruth Schulien Jacqueline Schwarm COMPETENT COMPETITORS The I-V Jhfifltef-Y Rick Nelson, Phil Westrich, Bill Burke, Tom 'nail who ended the xeason with a victorious 8-I record BOTTOM ROW: Jim Haag, La,-fy Dolan, Dave- Weime, are: TOP ROW: Coach jim Kersten, Dietmar Schneider, Mike Tmckeyj BillGe0rge' Vivian Schwelitz Mary Seif Cynthia Seitz Christine Shaffer Sally Sheets Mary Sigler Thomas Simanek James Sisak Kathryn Skowronski John Skvarca Mary Soens Peggy Sowinski Michael Spinsky Patricia Spring Denis Stadther 98 AM L 5 Solbhomores Cathleen Stieber Nancy Stoffel Mary Ellen Storves Thomas Strelka Richard Sucharda Cynthia Svoboda Elwood Svoboda Darlene Symoens Eugene Szymczak Judith Talos Carolyn Terpstra. Robert Teska Jean Thomas julie Thomas Kathleen Thomas Lenora Thomas Phillip Tishuk Patricia Tompsett Morley Torgerson Theresa Tosi Angela Totero John Tribys Jeliry Troestler Susan Troestler Judith Twombly Richard Tylla Gloria Urdiales Linda Valente Mary Valley Mary Varju James Vena Jeffrey Verhaeghe Cherrie Von Germeten Eileen Voss Anna Mae Vostexs Joanne Wagner Paula Walsh Jane Waltenberger Jane Warner Michael Warner Thomas Weiss Katherine Weitzel Phillip Westrich Raymond Wick Susan Wieber Desmond Wieland Mary Wilbershide Linda Wilcox Jeffrey Wilde Catherine Wixom Katherine Wood john Yannish Tighe Zimmers Marcia Zinns 99 Freshmen Claudia Aiello Shiela Anderson William Angel Carmen Anzalone Dennis Arms Pamela Arndt Matthew Bak Rosalind Baker Mary Balane Geraldine Bardick Gary Barranco Mary Barta William Basil Dorothy Bauer James Beere Roseanne Beres Jane Bergemann Kathleen Berlin Patricia Beyer Deborah Bielefeldt Patricia Biesack Roger Blackman Mary jean Blaha Theodore Bodnar Thomas Boldus Kathleen Botsch Gregory Botting Mary Brandt Janet Braumstark Kathleen Breunig Susan Bronenkant Barbara Broshat Amy Brown Blanche Carbonneau Mary Carolan Catherine Carpenter Colleen Casey Kathleen Chap Monica Christensen Walter Christensen Kathleen Christiano William Christman Eugene Chuzles Mary Jo Ciboci Gary Clark Robert Cole Martin Connaughton Hershell Cook Kathryn Cramer Lawrence Cramer Thomas Cronin Jeffrey Culver Daniel D'Acquisto Richard Davis 75, 6 THREE MIKES Fresh- man secretary Mike Hoppe mans mechanical mike while Frosh president Mike Truck- ey takes care of the controls of the newly installed public address system., Robert Davis Kathleen Decker Dale DeCraene james DeKeuster David DelNegro Mary DeMarco jean DeMark Carol Dickert Catherine Dickert Dennis Diem Andrew DiSalvo Dennis Donovan Edward Doonan Mark Dorf Daniel Driver Jeffrey Dvorak Susan Dvorsky Ronald Erickson lOl , A , ,, I 2 4 'X f 1' asf 1, A . 3-1 iw! 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J' A Freshmen Janet Gillis Catherine Gister Mary Ann Gnebba James Gottfredsen Janet Gottfredsen Rosemarie Graceffa Linda Granger Patricia Grant John Grauwel Thomas Greene David Gregory Michelle Greiveldinger Margaret Gretz Marian Groulik Mark Gruhn Sandra Gursky Diane Guthrie Mary Jo Haakenson Randall Haas Jay Haertal Daniel Haglund Michael Hamilton John Hammer Anita Hansen John Hansen Susan Harris Mary Hart Carol Hartman James Hass James Hathaway Pamela Hawes Patricia Hecht Sheryl Hegeman David Helbling Pamela Helding Mark Helfrich Paul Helland Linda Henningsen JeH'rey Herman Stephen Highman Patricia Hill Constance Holbus Stephen Holman Michael Hoppe William Horak Albert Horvath Laurie Howe Janet Hueffner Barbara Huennekens William Isaacson Dennis Ittner Carolyn Jacob James Jakubowski Jerome Jarapko F reshmen Dennis Jensen Karen Jensen Julie Jerstad Edward Johnson Sharon Johnson Randall Johnston Carol Jones Sharon Jones Mary Jo Kaltenbach Kathrine Kaprelian Jeffrey Karls Anthony Karwowski James Keefe Kathleen Keenan Kristine Keller Maureen Kelly Robert Kelly Marilyn Kemen Paul Ketarkus Norma Kinding Catherine Kirt John Kis Julius Kissh Lauren Klapat William Klans Rose Klein Judith Klinkhammer Kurt Kluender Laurine Knopke Marie Koenings Mary Jane Kosterman Susan Kosterman Thomas Kosterman Kathleen Krause Anne Kraujalis Mark Krejcha Paul Kreul John Krewal Allan Kroes Gwen Kropp Diana Krueger Cheryl Kusters Sandra Kutis Elizabeth Lachat Marcia LaFleur Eugene LaMartina Lloyd Lamouria Archie Landreman Cathrine Larrabee Lavonne Frederick Allen Lechner Barbara Levandowski Patricia Loak Sandra Lochner TOURISTS, TRIBUTE During their trip to Wash- ington this summer Monsig- nor Witkowiak, Sister Bar- tholomew, and students from St. Catherine's included in their tour St. Matthew's Ca- thedral where funeral seru- ices for President Kennedy had been held. Jeanne Londre Renee Londre Terrence Long Kathleen McMahon Cheryl McNeese Gary Macko Mary Malanche Jane Mancuso Deborah Mandli Jeffery Mandli Donald Mano Michael Marchant Su-san Maritato Maureen Martin Cory Mason James Mauer Gary Mazzie Edward Meininger Mary Ann Meyers Michael Murphy Roseann Mickelson Richard Mielcarek Anne Miels Linda Mikulecky Jerome Milkie Pauline Miller Robert Miller Charlie Mitek Allan Moe Francine Mohrbacher Kathleen Mohrbacher John Moore David Morse Judith Mrazek William Mullen Jeannie Myer 105 Linda Naleid ill Patricia Navratil Carol Neely Laurel Ann Nelson Susan Nevin Gregory Newman i 2 c N 'iff E 1 x Donna Niesen Jeffrey Nilles Margaret Norman James O'Brien Christine Oertel Mary Ann Offer Patricia Olley Randolph Olson Marie Olszewski Lynn Ondercin Kathleen Orban Marcia Orsted Gregory Orzal Maureen O'Shaughnessy Peter Papara Sharon Peil Rocco Perga 38 OF '68 Taking the field for St. Catherine's Freshmen were the following: FIRST ROW: Coach Greiten, Gary Mazzie, Ed johnson, jim Keefe, Pete Papara, Jef Her- man, George Spang, jim Gottfredsong SECOND ROW: Illgr. Chuck Wittig, Bill Clzristman, Dennis Ittner, Albie Strine, Terry Long, Ed Doonan, Dennix Arms, Ted Bod- ner, Jllarty Connaughten, Jllgr. Tom Spring, Mgr. Tom 106 Greene, THIRD ROW: Coach RMP, Cletix George, jim Wirkux, Mike Spencer, jay Haertal, Hershel Cook, Mark Dorf, Paul Steele, Randy Gales, Dale DeCraene, Bernie George, Mgr. Bill Klaus, FOURTH ROW: Bob Szymc- zak, Brad Gename, Mike Marchant, Steve Stroxhein, Ken Zach, Gene Chuzles, Jef Wood, Mike Thomas, Larry Cramer, Paul Ketarkux, Tom Cronin. 'E iii? ,X L Freshmen Dawn Perkins Judith Perman Lyn Perman Mark Peters Curt Petersen Robert Petersen Karen Peterson Karen Phillips Joanne Piette Julie Piette Virginia Pilko Jerome Pipol Ann Postorino Rita Postorino Charles Poulson Paula Praninsky Sandra Presta William Prevost Thomas Prochniak Michael Ptaschinski Linda 'Puluikis Margaret Puntarec Stanley Putra Thomas Rademacher Michael Redford Kristine Reichert Sandra Remillard Antoinette Rheaume Deborah Ricchio Jeanne Ricchio Peter Rocque Michael Rondone Terrance Ryan Janise Rybarik Cynthia Sabatino Edward Salvo John Savaglia William Schiller Judith Schinkowitch Janet Schliesmann Debra Schmahl Thomas Schoene Judy Scholzen Elizabeth Schrader Monica Schroeder Patricia Schueller Elaine Schwartz Virginelle Schwelitz William Seidel Mary Ann Seitz Dennis Sheehy Michael Shiro Barbara Shower James Silvani Freshmen Mary Simon Jane Simonsen John Sisak Kathleen Slesar Lem Smith Marilyn Soens Michael Soens Donna Sollazo Joan Sonnenberg George Spang Michael Spang Michael Spencer Kathleen Spiering John Spring Catherine Springhorn Barbara Stadther Kathleen Staples Mary Staudinger Paul Steele Kathleen Steiner David Steinmuller Nancy Stetka John Stieber Albin Strini Gretchen Stroemer Sharon Sullivan Gary Sumpter Linda Sweere Robert Sustachek Kathleen Swencki Robert Szymczak Deborah Theres Mary Thielen Michael Thomas Monica Thomas Teresa Thomas Theresa Thomas Kathleen Todish Mary Tompack Jacqueline Torkilsen Gloria Totero Michael Truckey Donna Urbush Barbara Urhausen Maureen Valente Wayne Valukas Joette Vanella Barbara Vanko Judith Venne Neringa Vindasius Judit Voelker Mary Vollendorf Joseph Vost Jean Wagner FROSHKS' FANCY At the Teacher Recognition Assembly Mike McDermott presents an ap- ple to Sister Maris Stella whom the freshmen selected as their teacher of the year. 4 109 Emily Wakefield Jeanin Walsh Donald Weil Eileen Weill David Weisner John Weiss Robert Wenner Barbara Wernicke Bonnie White Donald Wick Ronald Wieland Patricia Williams Kathleen Willkomm Marijane Wilson James Wirkers Brooke Witte Susan Wittkowski Ann Wittwer Linda Wolk Cheryl Wood Jeffrey Wood Paul Wroe Elaine Yamrych Mary Yost Kenneth Zach Jane Zedler Mark Zeman Kathleen Zievai Paul Zurawski view , ,-Nw... 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X110 MS, WZY KR .J k . 5 N A... , A . , , ' 45 H5i?,l, ,V , 0 'I'r'i2-'rriilifx 'LR -1 1 :Wk-Maw A na' Then Annie Said Let There Be Lzlghtv St. Catherine's Players reached a peak of dramatic achievement this year with the production of YN'illiam Gibson's The Miracle Y'Vorker . An emotional earth- quake , the play shows the transformation of Helen Keller fDiane Powellb from an animal who kicked, clawed, and lashed out at those who loved her, to a human being. The 'imiracle workeru, the person who brought Helen from darkness to the light of communication, was Annie Sulli- van lPat Parsonesej, her teacher, an Ueager opinionated girl . Annie not only helped Helen but also taught her parents a valuable lesson in coping with exceptional children. lVIore than one hundred Players contributed their time and energy to make this play one that would be remembered long after closing night. PERCEPTIVE TOUCH Diane Powell as Helen Keller attempts to see Annie Sullivan fPat Parsonesej with her hands. MAKE-UP MOP-UP Joanne Zielke comes to the painful part of the play as she removes stage make-up after make-up after her portrayal of Prissy in The Miracle Worker. W-A-T-E-R Anne Sullivan fPat Parsonesej spells inlo the hand of blind, deaf, and mule Helen Keller fDiane Powellj. ll3 ws.. f -, E 95' YK a K 4 H X ,H 1 Ska afie- :M 0 Smiling M inistrations HIT IS BETTER TO LIGHT ONE CANDLE . . . Fred Krumburger prepares the altar as the student body prepares to offer the llflass for our missionaries. While most of the school dosed for an ex- tra half hour two servers faithfully reported to the auditorium to assist at 7:10 mass. What sort of organization zcould pronzpt such devotion to duty? The Knights of the altar include serz'ers who assisted at :Hass as altar boys during grade school. At St. Catherinels their responsibilities include aiding at sueh functions as Days of Rec- ollections and Thirteen Hours devotion. NEW WRAPPERS With three members of the Red Cross Club displaying their new uniforms, Peggy Fogarty, Iblaria Aiken., Sherry Wagner, Rose lllary Bazlezvicz, Don Barraneo, Torn Fiedel, and Vickie Bishop wrap Christmas gifts for the hos- pital. Too rnueh can m'z'er be said about the ef- forts of the junior Red Cross. Included in their many activities were visits to Great Lakes Naval Station, Wood Hospital in .Milzvaukeg a11d Downey Hospital in Chica- go. They also took under their charge the task of assembling and sending miniature care packages overseas. D Q o wo 0 3 8969 'onto n-1-gf -afo- 95950 Q. ,. 93556 by . .I nog' ,F WW Q ff' ww W, wx msnw S 0' W ' uv- 'P' 1 l GL I , 0 A' ' .V F1 I yd! z 'llllIuq,.,M 5 we at :LX gl . ...- k K ggi A. . V 'I F ' ga- - ig fi- fn fl wiv yfargsy .qyti - A r - K x ,543 '4 , f- S . Q R QQ . ' n . S 'f f In ,, . ,. 35 'Qlnkvgqimqheikky s H V EH : Q 'D .rf rl-iw ks x , w .v .. 1 P QW ,ti I if I ' R3 5 X X I , NO -9, X ,M wwf Xin-1 Ak K W4 4 - ' NX v f xx ifg A XX? if immigf K X Q wif ' My Q, 4 ,N .P ' is L 'Y 'S . K 3 F s :SS E Q-wR'h eww PRIZE PRODUCE Sister ,Marie Therese moderator of FTA, ra'cviz'1'a' a baskvt o apples in recognition for her services t thc' club. Faye Budzinski looks on whilz Suv Knapp prvsvnts thi' award. The Futura' Trachvrs of Amcrica, tryin to fill the nm-d for good teachers in tha Arnorican schools, anquirarl l'.Ypl'1'il?'IlC through thvir many actizfitivs. Projects con sisted of observing tvachvrs at work an acting as tutors. SECRETARY SERVICE Working on th Play Prom Project, members of Sl'C7'Ffd7'il'S' Inc. Arlrnr Nivsvn, Carol Rybarik, .Mari Aiken, Teri Hilgvrs, Roberta Sffifvrt Dolares Offttinger, and foanne Koepckg lend their assistance. The secrvtarirs of St. C0fllt'Ti7ll':5 rmzdf' particular svrtficcfs to thc school and t the community. These ejicivnt young ladivs pvrforrn such svrvicvs as working on program books, helping with thc Plaj Prom Projvct, and assisting in local ojlice after school. ZATIVE RECEPTION Monsignor Spiritual Director of Sodality and this s o cers: Chris Naleid, Prefectg Vickie Bishop, g Michelle lvliller, Corresponding Sec- Cathy Organ, Recording Secretaryg and Karninski, Treasurer, participated over instal- lation ceremonies. The new changes in the Ecumenical movement have given many interesting suggestions to our sodalists. Spiritual .scripture reading assembly gave insight to the student body. Greater participation at the 7:10 Mass was achieved by llflass Club Dayg many mem- bers of other clubs were encouraged by this new idea. Sodality movement brought our student body to a closer union with our faculty-religious and lay. ATHENAEUM TOILERS Nancy Berge- rnann, Barb Missurelli, and jane johnson do tasks ordinarily performed by members of Library Club. LIBRARIAN LOOKOUT A familiar task of the Library Club, replacing books to their proper places, is performed by Rose Alarie Niesen. The Library Club again made the library a better place to work. H9 15 ix V Xx45?3'!'-Q-. I n . x il 'S-ef? A 'X ss, Nl 5 W Y X- agw- 3--Q Q M h h X R 1 W 5 -Q Xggz , i-.N X X .Q..NEQEEQ5' K a. X X X Q , xx. Q J, X W , -X wx in -f:Q.- Q rr, ,L I E I .. , 19513 ' 1 7 ' X Q XX Nw N H, ix ,,,, ll S 5 13 E K , 2GWg,ggygA - SX! xx - , 3? . . J If ALL-GIRL CHORUS FIRST ROW: Sue Hansen, Rosanne Gallipo, Kathy johnson, Kathy Krekling, Kathy Chobanian, Kathy Berchern, Elaine Brkovicg SECOND ROW: jackie johnxon, Carol Barina, Beth Siepler, Mary Ann Maxon, Louise Habetler, Sue Fiori- ta, Pat Dehfark, Marge Gottfredsong THIRD ROW: Lorrie Ponzeday, Nan LaFrance, Dorothy George, Eileen Taylor, Ani- ta Valley, Christine Brusha, Barb Gillisg FOURTH ROW: Kay Kellogg, jean Barina. Gayle Fink, Chari Mandli, Lynn Beres, joanne jensen, Sue Petersen, Roxe- mary Weixbrodg FIFTH ROW: Corinne Toroersfm, Maggie Bronxon, Nancy Bergemann, janice Reed, Kathy .Mano, Pat Malstadt, Anne Westrich. 122 CHORISTERS F I R S T ROW: Sue Reyheart, Elixa Sadowski, joan Talox, joy Silkovitz, Carol McKlosky, Phyllis Funk, SECOND ROW: Nancy Wilxon, Em- ma Geoghan, Pamela Oer- tel, Cindy Larrabee, Cecilia Gorelik, Gail Unimxki, Di- anne Dexter,' THIRD ROW: Karen Hansen, Sue jacobi. Cindy Kellogg, Kathy Zenzon. Sue Smith, Steve Hamerg FOURTH ROW: Bill Orlozuski, Bob Heiderman, Mike Markson. Art Despins, Tim Sadowski, Bob Perman, Mike jacob. FIFTH ROW: Larry john- .von, john Steinmuller, Gene Schmitz, Tom Held, Allan Noll, Bill Sexton. CHORISTERS FIRST ROW: Linda Mohrbacher, Sue Gammelgaard, Kathy Madden, Marge Gianforte, Cathy Organ, janet Remil- SECOND ROW: Carol in Kathy Saunders, Penza, Marlene Bau- man, Kathy Willing, Maureen Pat Ricchiog ROW: Cathy Pfost, Flanigan, Janice Brown, Szuencki, Rosanne Kin- Kathy Vandenburgg ROW: Greg Ruf- Mzckey Postorino, Barry Mike May, john Uraga lim Prevost, Mike FIFTH ROW: john Dave Harris, Mike Orth, Tony Somlai, Jef Olson, Rob Jamieson. ALL-GIRL CHORUS FIRST ROW: Marg' Smith, Debbie Kotowski, janet DeMark, Donna Desotell, Polly Krekling, joan Woz- niecki, Marsha Londreg SECOND ROW: Mary Tutak, Kathy Vanderhoef, joan Mcllrath, Teri Berns, Linda Theama, Penny Westrieh, Linda Beicher, THIRD ROW: Ann Murphy, Maureen Lutz, Chris Chris- tensen, Carol Barranco, Pat Arena, Chris Petersen, Lynn Steimle, FOURTH ROW: Barbara Tripp, Ioyce Gabor, Sue DeMareo, Pam Strege, Linda Sustachek. Sarah High- rnan, Teri Evans, Mickey Riley, FIFTH ROW: Di- ane Lorenzini, Barb Ventu- rini, Alarilyn Gavin, Barb Palermo, Diane Zukewich, Gail Ciboei, Barb Chapman. 123 In k'.. xv Q f' fx . A . ,Uv 1 Q L, 4 E' , 'Q ggi I Q 1 Yf ' ' .Q-Km Aw' J i 5? ,rp T . x Q? S: A .V ' ff as 1 M' L? V4 ,5f 3'm ff , I r Wm X i .HQ - 1 ,. i - .',' - 51 A-W t . P' f' v Nsf fiiji Q ',,A N 5' .jr W .11 A , ' 1 .- ' F L , at I 'kg Q .K ,M .4 A YU ev, yr 'fa A HH! M A V Q, J J 5 'f 'Q , ig I J A 3? . my f xf- A ff x A A Sgr ?e . 39: Q ,' if '- N LW K 1 XY i ' Q3 Q. ff- f 1, 5253? ,, 9 - Qg 1 ,.,', Y 1 6 ??A':: ,,. .,1k Q . 5 ,W 5' x ' .1 - XE. L 49525-5 ' . A - 'P W.-A i K 4 K-,.,f.,,5,.., ,. Q Qt? ,QPR K 'S 4 f fi v 1' .' -5 li 6 W E K AV Body Politics ESSAY fleft topj Ser- james Sexson, Air Force re- , presents a plaque to Monsignor Witkowiak and a trophy to jim Mares, of the eighteenth annual Voice Democracy contest sponsored by terans of Foreign Wars. thorough knowledge of our democ- racy and our responsibilities regarding it is the purpose of the Better Govern- ment Council. A trip to Madison, a visit to the governor and the supreme court was made to study state government. City government was taken in by a visit to see the City Council and a court session. HOME WORK fleft-bot.j Packing clothes for the needy home missions are C.S.M.C. members john Monroe, Laurine Kirt, Sue DeMarco, joyce Baker, and Roberta Bohn. The Catholic Student's Mission Crusade ojjers many prayers for the world missions and missionaries and gives to its members a more complete knowledge of the Church's mission work throughout the zvorld. Because of their many setbacks and frustrations, few activities were planned this year, however. they hope to have more success in the coming years. ...FOR THE STUDENTS fr-topj As President of Student Council Dan Haislmaier is the first student repre- sentative to ratify the new constitution of the Student Council. Encouraging and developing leader- ship among students, fostering projects to encourage cooperation of the stu- dent body, and bettering school life, spirit and interest. are the main pur- poses of the Student Welfare Council. DO BEES fr.b.j jerry Oksuita, julie Wynholj, jim Mares, and Chris Naleid, members of the Apostolic Leadership Council, act as Big Buddies to frosh jim Haas and Terry Long. The Apostolic Leadership Co-ordi- nators main aim is to increase a deeper awareness of the basic Christian vo- cation and a need for a genuine response to it in all areas of student life. The group holds discussions exist- ing in school as to authenticity and true spirit ofthe Church. Wherqirres Wiled Away ABSORBING ASSESSIVIENT Measuring electrical waves by means of an oscillator are Bi-Phy-Chem members Donald Even- son and Ken Sack. To stimulate a deeper outside interest in tlze sciences is the main aim of the Bi-Phy- Chem Club at St. Catherineis. During the year the members worked on projects which were later exhibited along with the chosen projects of grade school children on tlze Science Day, an innovation replac- ing the annual Science Fair. ANIMATED ANALYSTS R15 club mem- bers, Kathy McGray, Lois Abraharnson, Lynn Uebersetzig, and Ruth Yannish, dis- cuss with their moderator, Sister Conso- lata, some of the books they have read. In R-I5 Club, jifeen members meet once a month to slzare their reading experiences. Each month a diferent topic is chosen and books, usually novels, are read around that area. Discussions are held and opinions are ofered to enrich the members under- standing ofthe books. .2 -qprl K I. 4, 1. -A s ks s:,D't f3' ,., ,. MATHEMATICAL MISS Vickie Bishop was the mistress of ceremonies at the Mu Alpha Theta Regional Meeting held at Dominican College last fanuary. For those genuinely interested in mathe- matics Mu Alpha Theta ojers a challeng- ing program that includes mathematics not taken up in class and creates greater en- thusiasm in the subject on the part of the students. High on the list of activity this year was the Wisconsin Regional Meeting held at Dominican College on january 30 and sponsored by St. C'atherine's chapter. xx wk K ljxu igv ijt Q ' x.,M is mx L EYE? . :':,'1 gi., J vf 00 ,BOOKS IYII 1 VII WORLD :whom . -V :MQ X x A v ,J. .a-T-1 -' W '-11' P J x,, . 2. f15..,x no , . - 2 x 3 1 Q we 'kwa Loolbholes Plugged and Competz'tz'on Tlzwartecl ' K Clear, concise thinking and the ability to give a logical, point-by-point proof of any and every conclusion reached, consti- tute a skilled debater. St. Catherine's var- sity debaters displayed their skill this year as they gave their proofs and rebuttals of the resolution for the year: Resolved that there should be a national organization to control atomic energy. WHAT IT TAKES TO DISSENT fl. opp.j Father Heuser watches his junior varsity de- haters: Denis Stadther, jim Mares, john Mos- er, Eillen Van Ojeren, jej' Verhaeghe, Sue Kwasowski and Bill Frayer search out evidence from recent magazines to back their argu- ments. DEBATERS' CRUSH Varsity debaters Kathy Postorino, Kathy Liegler, jane johnson, and Barbara Seitz take time out for a bottle of Crush and a chat with Father Heuser. Always keeping in mind their purpose, to perfect the art of speech, members of the Forensics Club entered several compe- titions this year. As a result of their jour- ney to St. Joseph's, five first places were obtained, while a creditable rating was given at Pius, and a third place rating was won at VVaukesha Memorial. Satisfaction and experience were the worthy rewards. TO THE VICTORS fl. opp.j . . . Gather- ing to celebrate ehe victories of Forensic A raters: Pat Parsonese, Maureen Shaughnessy, Lynn Lafllere, Sue Gammelgaard, and Cathy johnson, are fleftj Eileen Taylor, Pat Mills, Sue Schmahl, Mary Sift, Laurine Kirt, Diane Powell, and Pat Neely. YOUR DEAL ... Waiting fpatientlyj for their critique sheets after a Meet are Forensic members Dan Haislmaier, jim Mares, Mike Geisler, Geof Van Remmen, jeg Pettit, jeg Gorski, and Tom Mueller. 131 .V X Q 15' We JS '-A wfv, Y if iv' Q S4 A :Eiga W? 1 Q. Q ff i . 'S , 5 fw ww. v-5 a.,.,.- , 7 ' vw ff' 2 Ni Cf' . I 415, u . X -an x 3 x- , - :Q 5 ,Y a Q A ,. R , K ' D tn- . .wg-an Rf 5 iii fx I Q , 'pg - . Q, . , JM J ,J i ,K.,-1 I A 'MA N -if PROPULSIVE PLACARD Exhibiting their handiwork, a new type of poster made with acetate, are Pep Club members fclockwisej janet Totero, Pat Albofonte, Sue Troestler, Ann Catrine, and Mary Knopke. OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD Any cheerleader can tell you of the trials and tribulations of the trade: tired feet and dirty tennies. Pepsters ana' Cheerleaders F ortmt Angels Pep Club played one of the major roles in maintaining an enthusiastic spirit around St. Catherine's during the past year. Members created posters to remind St. Cath- erinites about sports events, sold popcorn during the games, and helped with the assemblies. Joining forces with Pep Club in supporting school spirits were the cheerleaders. Faithful in their services, our cheerleaders captivated the crowds with their enthusiasm and loyalty to our team. .. . ONE POINT MORE Urging an Angel to help the team's cause by making his trip to the free- throw line worthwhile is Lee Freres, Varsity cheer- leader. INSIDE JOKE In one of her many dzkplays of good humor, Carol Totero laughs it up with a fellow cheerleader. 133 'N L 2 5 S. gm EEL . -4 9 .Q I -A 'W rf as 'I 'Q ' - . - x 1: Q M . i M., -af Q is ,ff , fa' N Wmk W af bug www., h ' tw .gi Q' 52? wi -Ng mf 2 X gi Q W,-sf S J' J Q ,, wx, X, f s X ,. X5 ,, MSS' ggwfss-JM-3,1 - - X -F ,ww W ' ,ff ff' .K ' 1 0. ' 9 42' ,.,u ' irwmr 'M' 'W My -W, X' 3 s Q BGS Q QF W XV .. rl . KL Q .. gm X KN-Q' Q S ff 3 sg' s SQ Q 0 M - ':, I - 9 sig G E 3' Q 1 :' E. X W1 I A - rr M814 J- J, . 3? A 'Q' X, ff-'Nu-..,..., i . .. IN BLACK 'N' WHITE jim Prochniak, feanne Wyant, and Dave Potts both set up and print their own headline.: on the Heidelberg Press in the convent print shop. Whatjs the Stow? . . People, Places, Things STAGING NEWS Another Shield is in the making with the help of stab' members Mike Vena, Vickey Bishop, jim Mares, Margie Smith, Kathy Olsen, and julie Wynhoj. 'I ? L Env 5 - HQ MQ' an K . NE D .l Court gf Siam Reoivedjhr Mz'ss SCHS Suspense was high. Eleven hopeful girls tense- ly awaited the choice of their class. Amid the splendor of Japanese lanterns and a graceful pagoda, Miss St. Catherine of 1965 was an- nounced. Jeff Pettit and Paul Caffee as MC, made one girl very happy at that moment. The lucky girl was Chris Naleid. Her many activi- ties and willingness to lend a hand won for her the honored position. As first attendant Vickie Bishop and sec- ond attendant Gretchen Hecht along with the newly chosen queen were entertained by a lively skit produced by the Shield staff. Junior girls in audience let their minds wan- der to hopeful dreams for the next year. First attendant Vickie Bishop, Queen Chris Naleid, and second attendant Gretchen Hecht presided over an evening of festivities. still? 0 ,fx s..fffSfb svf MISS SCHS COURT fseatedj Phyllis Funk, Lau- tero, Arlene Nieseng standing: Sue jude, Nancy rme Kurt Gretchen Hecht, Vickie Bishop, Carol To- Lesko, Chris Naleid, Pat Parsonese, Jeanne Wyant. ..1 x M' fx- i.gX5iaX .. x 3 isis-,L J? x ww S A , F in A - . 9? 'Q Wm.. . ' S ' V fi ., 2 g zfsaflssfiavft x, 1532: Sw 5? u n my QQ 'S Q R Ex 2 gi K Q vaff e i I A kiv . Q. 1 Mi A S 'F MW' fs A A K ' 55,4 :nf ,' I Ei Q ,.' ' Eff- kfa A , yn F V. 3 xx X N, ' wp x -. - -:rrrigb f ,., We f n , V f 5 K. V! L3 9. XT f 'wgggf 1 x , X x , 1 X- W ..-,- x, 1 . h.'5 5 T p M 1 wp 2, Q 5' f by 35, h A,,m S ,J-'- This F zrrn H zres Slave Labor Onbf '4Have the Lanees arrived yet?? This is the one big question which circulated through the halls as the school year drew to a close. The people with the answers were the haggard staff. Always busy and in a continuous rush, they often wondered how those too-frequent deadlines would ever be met. Many hours were spent writ- ing copy, planning layouts, and taking pictures. Proof reading, thinking of clever captions, and alphabetizing the names of the student body were also the order of the day. Gluttons for hard work, the staH' was tired but satisfied with their achieve- ment. There's no time for resting though, plans for the 1966 Lance are already in the making. AND INTO THE NIGHT On one of the many nights the Lance members keep long hours Joanne jen- sen, june Kenton, and joan Beyer make use of the cardex for the yearbo0k's index. CAPTION-CHRONICLE QUEST jane Alattes and Kathy Miller try to caption some of the sports pictures while Bob junceau searches for the newspaper article related to the picture held by Karen Hansen. r J -Aww, Eli 2985 i w .v ' ' -. 2 15 - X V k. - , .V,,, Y 4- T4 Y AR 5 '1 ,.,-2 xv Ji' SlzowboatJ' Docks Melodjf Drws in Captain Andy's Cotton Blossom floated into the hearts of students at St. Catherinels as the annual operetta pres- entation of Kern-Hamrr1erstein's Show Boat got under way. Sister M. Felecia, Sister Mary Thad- .deus, and Miss Addie Grimal pooled their resources in the departments of music, dra- ma, and dancing and came up with a real hit. With a combination of talent and nerve the active participants had as much fun as the enthusiastic audience. MAGNOLIA'S BLOSSOMS jackie johnson presents Magnolia, Cindy Kellogg, with a bou- quet during the musical Shawboat. LIFE UPON THE WICKED STAGE At the first rehearsal of Showboat, Alarge Gianforte, Sherry Sladky, joan Talos, jean Barina, Carol Barina, Sue Smith demonstrate their dancing coordination. 143 Histopf qv the American Theatre- si? Q s c wit 25' Competition ILL-I.MINATED Ardis Burke looks on as Dave Potts takes the pulse of Cathy johnson, who has suddenly been taken ill after drinking a cup of tea during a skit in the Talent Show. TO SUIT THE OCCASION fcenter t.j Choosing their outfits for the talent show are M.C.s' jeg Gorski and Maureen Shaughnessy. POUND, PAINT, AND PUTTER fcenter IJ jim Aflares, Sue Kwasowski, and Vicki Bishop help with construction of props while Cindy Rizzo ap- plies make-up to Rick Calvelli. The talent show, Etc., Etc., Etc.,,', was the final opportunity for the seniors '65 to leave their mark on SCHS. Some 300 'ihamsf' un- der senior directors, contributed talent, time, and tears to the suc- cessful adventure. 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Q Fw 1 .swf Ag ' bf A y - -W1 xx R , , NK. 3, . it uw! 2' I Laws. H' HIT AND RUN . .. back to the dugout. Rich Nygro misses the ball a third time deserving a seat in the dugout. R48 i Angels Sparkle on Diamond TWO-WAY STRETCH Mickey Postorino and his opponent make a final efort to reach their ob- jectives. Playing the game as Abner Doubleday meant it to be played the Angels opened the season with a Q7-21 victory over Sa- lem Central. Then they romped over Bur- lington 12--1 and followed that with a fine 7-1 victory over Madison Edgewood. To open the Catholic Conference season they disposed of St. Bonaventure 12-2 and outclassed Notre Dame 16-0. After dumping Waterford 15-1 and White- washing Waukesha Memorial 6-0, they dropped a close 3-2 decision to Pius XI. Undaunted, they rebounded by shutting out Burlington St. Maryls 5-0 and beat- ing Don Bosco 4-1 and Dominican 6-3. Then after winning against St. Jose-ph's 6-2 they dropped a 6-2 ballgame to Marquette. However, they ended the sea- son in championship style as they- handed a loss to St. John Cathedral and a 3-1 decision to Messmer. BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Dan Seitz, jim Kristan, Randy Letseh, Mickey Posf torino, Tim Paulson, jim Teskag SECOND ROW: Coach Patrick Long, Harry Mielcarek Ron Walter, Ken Orlikowski, Ron Blaha, jim Mueller, Richy Nygro, Mike Donahue, Bob Kucinskig THIRD ROW: Bud Thoune, Mike Orth, Dan Koenings, and Al Quadraecia :- GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW: Dave Albertini, Ron DeChristopher, Shelley O'Shaughnessy, Chris Long, Dick Dvorany, jim Hilmer, joe Ingracig SECOND ROW: Coach joseph Dvorany, Pete Freres, Larry Hartman, Dick DeMark, Bill Celeste, Mike 1UcDermott, Mike Horak, Bob Schroeder, Randy Dorece, Dave Hagman, and john Anzalone. l SLICIN' SAND Chris Long hits his ball out of the sand trap and hopes he gets on the green. , Clubbing Evegzone Under the coaching of Mr. Dovorany, the Angel golfers had another successful season capturing 10 wins and 2 losses. The team's emphasis on good control and con- sistent practicing proved eflective in the first four games beating: University of Wisconsin Extension, Lake Forest, Francis jordan, and Oak Creek. After a loss to St. joseph's, we sprang back to defeat Univer- sity of Wisconsin Extension, Don Bosco, Francis jordan, St. Ioseph's, and Oak Creek. A triumph over Marquette followed a squeaker over Lake Forest. The boys ended the season with a third place at the State Tournament. V. ,Q f Q f-. ov. '45, I x 'WHA ' 1 3 1 X S fy Y Q X' 1 'QE X 5 Q 59,31 'wc S ixmifv ia a .. NM' L'- ff' 'lf ., sm H5 ' 'X , , . W , 3 - . 1.1 V .- N ' F' 2,1552 K f TI ,. -. ,, ki 'X-3,5-ff 1 -M. . .- 'P L iff A iw ., ,I , ,Q gl L In gk -if W ' , f1,,- if -5 - r 4 , ., V' fr 1, N: M T ,x sgfy ,L .. 515 ' K, - .M , - X v L . .sf - X H ,ngwwiffgfl A , . ,- x.. Q 9 f . CURVATURE-COFFEY-STYLE High-jumper Dennis Cofey does his .vtuf during a track and field meet. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Richard De- Schfiver, Bob lllalanche, Dennis Larson, Dave Haluska Mike Sucharda, Steve jansta, Larry Barbera, Larry Lapa- tina, Mike Domanik, Dave Martirzezg SECOND ROW Tom Ropiak, Mike Nilles, Dick Thoune, Dick Stindle Terry Paulson, Paul Chafee, Tom Paulson, Duane john- Judging from the 1964 track season, there could likely be a smile on Coach Dick DeShriver's face as he envisions better things to come. And it wouldn't be with- out reason. The Angels of track and field managed to break even this year. They beat Messmer decisively 74-44 and Hn- ished last in a three team meet, but with 34 points compared to Waukegan's 67 and Antioch's 47. Then they ran away from Union Grove 103-15. Success again came their way as they edged Francis Jor- dan 60-58. The last two meets were losses to two track powerhouses, a 96 Mg- 21 M loss to Marquette, and a 82 Mi- 35 M decision to St. joseph of Kenosha. H ape in S zght and four to go! Fred Tittsworth aligned with his opponent is 017 on a relay race at a track meet. son, jay Londre, Mg. Mike Knappg THIRD ROW: Chuck Wittig, Bill Berns, Ray Bussler, Larry Presta, john Kur- hajec, Fred Tittsworth, jerry Hardy, john Charnon, Larry Bislewg FOURTH ROW: Randy Feest, Pat Drier, Phil Pierangeli, Dennis Cojey, Bob Annis, Tom Fiegel, Virgil Presta, jim Bronson. iw - Cio33' T-A vlie awe 1 1 7 .4-7 r 5? E ,ff QQ' u Q Y xx 'Q X Q yu .L X A R K QM-s ,M HWY 'f Z.. 1 A ' .xg Q, , x . xg., n x 4. 1, Rial wwf. , W YY L, 0 .4 N rn-..,, ,X , Q o ,. rw i f Mike. f':j , ,gf ' 2 , ., 4 5 -1 ' N 4, li s S A 'D - V ,Z 5 ' KL xx g g QF. . I KS? K S K- : 'me dial ' V L L A +451 if ' ff? ' . ' Q If W 'W' jg.Q:'Q . x 1 Reason to Hola' Uur Heads Hzlgh For the eighth straight year our St. Cath- erine basketball team ended up in the state Catholic tournament. And for the fifth time in as many years they worked their way to the championship game. They lost, but we are truly proud of their fine second place finish. Mickey Postorino and Tom DeMark made the all-tournament team. Coach Kersten's cagers had an overall Q16-95 record. They opened the season with four straight wins, beating Milwau- kee West, Racine, Lutheran, St. Bonaven- ture, and St. Joseph. After suffering a double-overtime loss to Notre Dame they beat Pius XI, Cathedral, Lutheran, again, and Green Bay Premontre. They hit OUR DESSERT Coach jim Ker- sten accepts our second place trophy at the state basketball tournament. BEST SINCE CALVELLI fleftj Wearing the same number and dis- playing the same ability for jumping as Racke Calvelli is Varsity player Tom DeMark. EXTENDED AND ENTWINED Dexter Baker watches as Tam De- Mark fights for a rebound at the state tournament. low tide losing successively to Marquette, Jordan, Don Bosco, and Dominican be- fore reversing the trend by beating Memor- ial. Following a loss to Messmer they beat St. Bonaventure and St. Joseph, lost to Notre Dame and Pius, and closed by beat- ing Cathedral. Winning the Region 8 tour- ney by racing past St. Bonaventure and St. Joseph, they opened state tournament play by dumping Wausau Newman. They beat Pius XI again and won the right to play Marquette for the Champion- ship. Marquette won, but the Angels proved their high calibre and loyalty in spirit to St. Catherine's. bw rn- vv ,fm h I w 1 sf,A ,f WG A QA- 3 H L f ' 4 i A K ' - MJ? . ' null' sy Q' I , , if , . Qs' I 4 ' kg -- 1 1 X f. if X 4- , 4 L ,,,. 4 it ak .. vw if L... 42 , S , ,mv if wzswml . qw fxnkf-i S I T' -n f-f ?,. MHQE' -UQ? , 'rwecf :Lui f f, . kwgsll Q , mgzs, -f V+ A N Qrfvagg J gf v wr ,fi Q Wf 'jj NESS -wr X . A Y uf xx ,J Q f,.,,-L 1 Tllqjl Dead I If Catholic Conference Champs is a title that the Junior Varsity basketball team is beginning to like, and their delight could be attributed to the fact that 1965 was the second year in a row they received the ti- tle. Though Pius had their say' fcausing the First defeat in 36 gamesj the Jayvees never said die and claimed the cham- pionship trophy gladly. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD ftopj FIRST ROW: Mgr. john Tri- bys, Pete Freres, Mike Spinsky, jim Horvath, jim Mueller. SECOND ROW: Coach Pat Long, Ron Foster, Tony Koenings, jim Henken, Morley Torgerson, Dan Gill, Dick Dvorsky, and mgr. jim Scheible. APPREHENSIVE ALM jim Horvath lines-up a free throw shot during a j.V. game. FLEXING HIS MUSCLES? Limbering his muscles, jim Horvath seemingly impresses the Cathedral players. ' I57 ,ei 3 H Ag. sg Q, Q - gif? 404 xm Sn? A , :,.-5: -f - M Vx .gM,':g,. 5? A , sfm mw '59, af-'QT I 3 3 Eli f 'QE KN K Q. 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P V--AQ . .H ,, . ,-wma'XS 2f , 1 U 1 my , -WM-1 'x.',u--.H NFQEQQ-A '-wg, '-1-,Q gif- 'W 19-' F A 4:1158-,H ff rw-,-M,,':4 5: fm .X-533'-, 555, Qfrwj- i in , ,g,,j .M-K -X .. ..,,g,x,. , ,f w 44 a -gf +13'f'i-'gtkfz-,g- , ,.29fFm'1'm::- ,gg-?'W3f1 ie1:4.- , 14jSQ1 2g . . -:ffgf '31 ' Q 1, W. ' -'-'F i6'T:. f+ ' 5-5 Tiiwkj' Y'1,S3-1'ba'f ' ' . . M5 , Q f' 45--fun 'nes Haw FACULTY INDEX Albert, Mr. Stephen 39 Albertona, Sister M. 38 Albina, Sister M. 40 Alice Ann, Sister M. 15,29 Ann Regis, Sister M. 44 Aquinas, Sister M. 51 Bartholomew, Sister M. 29,105 Beata, Sister M. 35 Benedicta, Sister M. 35 Bernadine, Sister M. 40 Bonaventure, Sister M. 29 Braun, Rev. David J. 26 Canfield, Mrs. Clara 46 Connolly, Mrs. Amy 35 Consolata, Sister M. 128 Constance, Sister M. 38 Cook, Mr. Joseph 55 Cyril, Sister M. 28 Dalmatia, Sister M. 32 Debski, Rev. Joseph 26 De Schriver, Mr. Richard 40,55,151,153 Donald, Sister M. 46 Dovorany, Mr. Joseph 149 Drewek, Mr. David 50,51 Elverman, Rev. Donald 27 Felicia, Sister M. 47 Foster, Mr. John 47,63 Gerard, Sister M. 44 Cocker, Mr. Larry 32,86 Greiten, Mr. William 32,106 Haas, Mrs. Marguerite 38 Henry Marie, Sister 37,38 I-Ieuser, Rev. Frederick 27,131,131 1-louse, Mrs. LeRoy 46 I-lurnbert, Sister M. 46 Iselin, Mr. Willard 32 Jane, Sister M. 38 Jeremy, Sister M. 35,159 Joanette, Sister M. 39 Jolene, Sister M. 35 Kersten, Mr. James 32,80,150,l55, Leach, Miss Marilyn 48,159 Lippert, Rev. Paul R. 26 Long, Mi. Patrick 21,a9, 148, 157 Lutgardis, Sister M. 40 Marcellus, Sister M. 46 Marcia, Sister M. 38 Margaret, Sister M. 47 Marie Louise, Sister 38 Maris Stella, Sister 44,109 Marie Therese, Sister 39,43 Mary Arnold, Sister 32 Mary Karen, Sister 38 Mary Thaddeus, Sister 39 Mathias, Sister M. 39 Michaelinda, Sister M. 18,38 Michelle, Sister M. 40 Opferkuch, Mr. John Sr. 47,124 Otten, Mr. Hugh 39 Pascal, Sister M. 39 Qualley, Mrs. Gary 44 Rasmussen, Mrs. Grace 48 Reginald, Sister M. 38 Remigia, Sister M. 11,29 Ripp, Aviriis 32,106 Rose Ellen, Sister M. 42,46 Rose Sharon, Sister M. 44 Safiejko, Rev. Joseph 27 Schneider, Rev. Leon 8,27 156 Schramm, Rev. Frederick 27,63,134 Sean, Sister M. 39 Seraphine, Sister M. 17,44 Sledg, Robert 20 Slosar, Rev. Anthony 26 Sukup, Rev. Joseph 26 Theodosia, Sister M. 44 Troestler, Mrs. Helen 47 Verena, Sister M. 28 Vincent, Sister M. 40 162 Witkowiak, Msgr. S.B. 11,13,20,26,59, 102,123 ORGANIZATION INDEX All-Girl Chorus 122,123 Apostolic Leadership 127 Band 124 Baseball 148 Baskerbau 154,155, 156, 157 Better Government Council 126 Bi-Phy-Chem 128 Cheerleaders 132,133 Choristers 122,123 Club R 15 128 Cross-Country 150 C.S.M.C. 126 Football 152,153 Forensics 130,131 Future Teachers of America 118 French Club 121 Golf 149 Hostess Club 117 Intramurals 158,159,160 Junior Classical League 121 Junior Red Cross 116 Lance 140,141 Library Club 119 Lincoln Debate Club 130,131 Lorelei Club 120 Mu Alpha Theta 129 Pep Club 133 S.C.l-LS. Players 1l2,113,114,11 Secretaries, Inc. 118 Shield 136,137 Spanish Club 120 Sodality 119 Student Welfare Council 127 Track 151 Ushers 117 STUDENT INDEX A Abrahamson, Lois 53, 121, 128 Aceves, Michael 90 Adams, Jerome 53 Adams, Thomas 90 Adelmeyer, Jane 90 Adrianson, Kathleen 53 Agne, Robert 82 Aiello, Claudia 100 Aiken, Maria 53,116,118 Aiken, Jeffrey 90 Albertini, David 53,149 Alberts, Kathy 90 Albonfonte, Patricia 53,133,139, Anderson, Catherine 53 Anderson, Daniel 82 Anderson, Gary 53,120 Anderson, Judith 90 Anderson, Ryan 90 Anderson, Sheila 100 Angel, Nancy 90 Angel, Vincent 53,153 Angel, William loo Annis, Linda 90 Annis, Robert 53,151 Anzalone, Carmen 100 Anzalone, Cynthia 53 Anzalone, John 53,149,149 Arena, Carol 82 Arena, Patricia 53,123 .A1'1T1S, Dennis 100,106 Arndt, Pamela 100 Arvai, Joseph 53 B Backus, Robert 35,53 Baggott, Robert 42,82,85 Bahrke, Michael 86,90 Bak, Matthew 100 Baker, Dexter 90,155,157 Baker, Joyce 53,127 Baker, Rosalind 100 5 1 Belane, Mary Jo 100 Balog, Janis 53 Barina, Carol QSr.j 53,122,143 Barina, Carol QSoph.j 90 Barina, Jean 43,54,l22 Bark, Edward 82 Bark, James 90 Barranco, Carol 54,123 Barranco, Donald 90,116 Barranco, Gary 100 Barranco, Patricia 90 Barrows, Kathleen 82 Barrow, Theresa 90 Barta, Jane 90 Barra, Mary 100 Barthel, Margaret 90 Bartlein, Teresa 82 Basaldua, Charles 90,91 Basil, William 100 Bass, Michael 91 Bauer, Dorothy 100 Bauer, Kathleen 91 Baumann, Ann 91 Baumann, Cynthia 91,93 Baumann, Jeanne 54 Baumstark, Janet 100 Bayer, Ronald 54 Bazylewicz, Rosemary 54,116 Becker, Jean 54 Becker, Robert 82 Beere, James 100 Beere, Paul 82 Belcher, Linda 82,123 Beldre, Barbara 91 Bellovary, Frank 54 Bencriscutto, Rita 91 Benedict, Jean 54 Benedict, Mary S2 Berard, Pamela 91 Bercham, Kathleen 82,122 Beres, Elaine 54 Beres, Marilyn 54,122 Beres, Roseann 100 Bergemanrl, Edward 82 Bergemann, Jane 100 Bergemann, Mary 91 Bergemann, Nancy 82,119,122 Bergemann, Thomas 82 Berlin, Kathleen 100 Bernhardt, Linda 54 Berns, Kristine 91 Berns, Terri 54,123 Berns, William 30,82,l51 Berry, Donna 91 Beyer, Joan 91,141 Beyer, Patricia 100 Bielefeldt, Deborah 100 Biesack, Janice 91 Biesack, Patrice 100 Billington, Duane 54 Binetti, William 54 Bingham, William 54 Bishop, Paul 90,91 Bishop, Victoria 22,54,116, 1 19, ls5,13s,139,144,l59 Bislew, Lawrence 82,151,153 Bjugstad, Sharon 54 Blackman, Roger 100 Blackman, Thomas 91 Blaha, Mary 100 Blaha, Robert 91 Blaha, Ronald 148,153 Blessinger, Dennis 82 Blommel, Laureen 54 Bluemink, Julie 55 Bobeck, Julie 91 Bobeck, Karen 82 Bodnar, Theodore 100,106 Bohmann, Barbara 55 Bohmann, Marlene 55,123 129 Holub, Fox, Mary 92 Foxwell, Lynn 92 Prayer, William 61,131 Fredericks, Jerome 83 Frederiksen, Mary 83 Freres, James 83 Freres, Kay 102 Freres, Lee 83,133 Freres, Margaret 92 Freres, Renee 92 Freres, Peter 86,92,157 Friedel, Thomas 102,116 Fritchen, Cathy 92 Fromm, Katherine 102 Frmk, Phyllis 34,61,67,122,132,138,l45 Fusaro, Carol 102 G Gabor, Joyce 83,123 Gales, Randy 102,106 Galipo, Roseann 61,122 Gammelgaard, Susan 61,123,131 Ganser, Virginia 83 Garchek, Thomas 102 Gardner, Lorraine 83 Garrity, Rosemary 92 Garski, Allan 102,124 Gasiorkiewicz, Eugene 86,92 Gasiorkiewicz, Susan 16,61,79 Gauchel, Joseph 102 Gavahan, Lynn 102 Gavin, James 92 Gavin, Terry 92 Gavin, Marilyn 61,123 Gavigan, Thomas 102 Gawron, Marilyn 83 Gedemer, Carol 102 Gedemer, Lynn 84 Gedemer, Michael 102 Geisler, Michael 102,131 Gename, Bradley 102,106 Gename, Larry 84,153,156 Gensky, John 102 Geoghan, Emma 61,122,125 Geoghan, Joseph 102 Geoghan, Mary 102 George, Bernard 102,106 George, Cletus 102,106,124 . George, William 102,124 George, Dorothy 84, 122 George, J6irrr 84,123,156 Geraets, Gary 84 Geraets, Mary 102 Gerler, Mary 92,145 Gianforte, Margaret 61,123,125,143 Gilewski, Anthony 84 Gill, Christine 84 Gill, Daniel 92,157 Gillis, Barbara 61,157 Gillis, Janet 103 Gister, Catherine 103 Gloede, Lily 92 Gnebba, Mary 103 Goebel, Carol 84 Gorelik, Cecilia 61,122 Gorelilc, Sylvester 92 Gorski, Jeff 61,144,131 Gottiredsen, James 103,106 Gottfredsen, Janet 103,124 Gottfredsen, Margaret 61,122 Gottfredsen, Susan 61 Grabowski, Sandra 61 Graceffa, Donna 84 Graceffa, James 92 Graceffa, Rose 103 Graham, Thomas 62 Granger, Linda 103 Grant, James 84 Grant, Patricia 103 Grant, Thomas 62 Grauwels, John 103 164 Green, Jeffrey 84 Greene, Barbara 84 Greene, Thomas 103,106 Gregory, David 103 Greiveldinger, Michelle 103 Grenke, Lenore 62,121 Gretz, James 92 Gretz, Margaret 103 Gretz, William 86 Griffin, Mary 37,62 Groulik, Marian 103 Gnrhn, Harold 92 Cruhn, Mark 103 Grygera, Anthony 84 Gryzb, Thomas 92 Gursky, Sandra 103 Guthrie, Diana 103 Guttenberg, Sue 84 H Haakenson, Kenneth 92 Haakenson, Mary Jo 103 Hass, Judith 40,62 Hass, Randall 103 Habetler, Louise 84, 122 Habetler, Margaret 92 Habetler, Peter 92 Hadady, Iris 92 Haertel, Jay 103,106 Haertal, Robert 86,92 Hagen, Roy 62,145,149,156 Hagen, Stephen 92,149 Haglund, Daniel 103 Hagman, Dave 84 Haislmaier, Daniel 9,52,127,1 Haluska, Gene 84 Halvorsen, Nancy 62 Hamer, Stephen 62,122 Hamer, Susan 92 Hamilton, Josephine 18,84, 103 Hammes, John 103 Haney, Linda 84 Hansen, Anita 103 Hansen, William 62 Hansen, John 103 Hansen, Karen 84, 117, 122, 141 Hansen, Lawrence 62 Hansen, Sue 84,122 Harden, Ronald 84 Hardy, Gerald 62,151,153 Hardy, Hall 84 Harris, David 62,123 Harris, Susan 103 Hart, Mary 103 Hartig, Virginia 92 Hartman, Carol 103 Hartman, Lawrence 84,149 Hass, James 103,127 Hathaway, James 103 Hawes, Pamela 103 Hazen, Michael 84,123 Hecht, Gretchen 40,62,138,145 Hecht, Patricia 103 Hegeman, Sheryl 103 Heide, Sharon 92 Heidenreich, Diane 84,124 Heidenreich, Susan 62,158 Heiderman, Robert 84,122 Helbling, David 103 Helbling, Donna 92 Helbling, Patricia 62 Helbling, Robert 92 Held, Kathryn 92 Held, Thomas 62,122,125 I-lelding, Pamela 103 Helfrich, Mark 103 Helland, John 84 Helland, Paul 103 Hertken, James 92,157 Henningsen, Linda 103 Herman. Donald 92 Herman, Jeff 103,106 Hermes, Kathy 92 Highman, Stephen 103 Highman, Sarah 84,123 Hilgers, Karen 92 1-lilgers, Kenneth 84 Hilgers, Teresa 62, 118 Hilicki, Mary Ann 63 Hill, Patricia 103 Hilmer, James 84,149 Hoey, Donna 92,158 Hoffman, Bernadine 84 Hoffman, Donald 63 Hoffman, Irving 92 Holbus, Constance 103 Holbus, Margaret 84 Holbus, Holly Holly, Randolph 93 onald 84 ary 84 Holm, Linda 63 Holbus, Mary 63 , D M D Holm, onald 84 Holman, Stephen 103 Mary Lou 84 Hoppe, Michael 103,101 Horak, Diane 63,93 Horak, Mike 63,149 Horak, William 103 Horner, Robert 63 Horvath, Albert 103 Horvath, James 86,953,157 Horvath, Mary 93 Houdek, Virginia 63 Howe, Deborah 84 Howe, Karen 93 r Howe, Laura 103 DL Hueffner, Janet 103 Hueffner, Timothy 84 Huennekens, Barbara 103 Huennekens, Richard 84,153 Huennekens, Suzanne 82,84,132, 145 Hufnagel, Gladys 93 Hughes, Natalie 93 Hughes, Thomas 93 Hupperts, Janice 63 I Iannello, Vita 84 Isaacson, William 103 Ittner, Dennis 103,106 Itzenhuiser, Linda 93 Iverson, Craig 64 J Jacob, Jacob, Jacob, Jacob, Jacob, Jacobi, Andrew 84 Barbara 64 Carolyn 103 Judith 64 Ronald 84 Susan 64, 122, 142 Jacobson, Margaret 64 Jaeger, Nancy 93 Jakubowski, James 103 Jamieson, Janet 84 Jamieson, Robert 64 Janaky, Suzanne 93 Janiak, Constance 64 Janiak, Laura 93 J anzer, Janzer, J arami David 64 Terry 93 llo, xirrrerra 14,19,64 Jarapko, Jerome 103 Jena, Mark 93 Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Catherine 93 Dennis 103 Cynthia 93 Joanne 65, 122,141 Karen 103 Robert 93 Jerstad, Julie 103 Johnson, Cathy 84, 122, 131, 144 Johnson, Deborah 84 Bohn, Roberta 82,127 Boldus, Michael 82 Boldus, Thomas 100 Bongers, Joan 91 Bosz, Patricia 91 Botsch, Kathleen 100 Botting, Gregory 100 Botting, Jeanine 82 Bournoville, James 83 Brandt, Mary 100 Braun, Linda 83,91 Braun, Robert 55 Bresciano, Cathie 91 Bresciano, Therese 83 Breunig, Kathleen 100 Brink, Steve 91 Brinkman, John 55 Brkovic, Elaine 33,55, 122 Brodell, Donna 55 Brodell, Mary 91 Brohier, Robert 48,9l,153 Bronenkant, Susan 100 Bronson, Margaret 55,122 Broshat, Barbara 100 Brown, Amy 100 Brown, James 83 Brown, Janice 55,123,125 Brusha, Christine 56,122 Brusky, Joan 83 Brusky, Paul 91 Bublavy, Dennis 30,56 Budzinski, Faye 56,117,118 Buecher, Barry 56,123 Buehler, Howard 56 Buehler, Noel 91 Buhler, William 83,91 Bundy, Susan 83 Burdick, Geraldine 100 Burdick, Kathleen 56 Burke, Ardis 83,144 Burke, William 150 Burmeister, Gregory 91 Durns, Diane 83 Bush-, Lynn 56 Bushell, Vincent 83,153 Bussler, Rayman 56, 151, 153 C Callewaert, Catherine 91 Calvelli, Rick 12,56,85,144 Calvino, Daniel 56 Campbell, Patricia 56 Cannaday, Dennis 56 Cape, Charles 57 Carbonneau, Blanche 100 Carbonneau, Susan 83 Carls, Richard 91 Carlson, Suzanne 91 Carolan, Lawrence 83,150, Carolan, Mary 100 Carpenter, Catherine 100 Casey, Colleen 100 Cashion, Dennis 57 Casper, James 42,91 Cayrine, Ann 57,133 Celeste, William 57 Celeste, Joan 91 Chaffee, Judy 91 Chaffee, Paul 57, 138, 150,1 Chap, Kathleen 100 Chapman, Barbara 83,123 Charnon, John 83,151, 153 Charnon, Patricia 91 Chernauski, Kathleen 57 156 51 Chabanian, Kathryn 57,122, Cholewa, William 57 Christensen, Christine 57 Christensen, Monica 100 Christensen, Patricia 12,83 136 Christensen, Peter 57,150, 156 Christense n, Walter 100 Christiano, Connie 91 Christano, Kathleen 100 Christman, William 100,106 Chuzles, Eugene 100,106 Ciboci, Gail 57,123 Ciboci, Mary 100 Clancy, Maureen 57 Clark, Gary 71,100,124 Clemmer, Carol 91 Coffey, Dennis 10,44,57,151,154,156 Cole, Elena 57 Cole, Richard 83 Cole, Robert 100 Collentine, Patricia 91 Collins, Dennis 22,91 Connaughtan, Christine 83 Connaughton, Martin 100,106 Cook, Hershell 100,106 Corr, Maura 91 Crain, James 86,91,124 Cramer, Elaine 57 Cramer, Kathryn 100 Cramer, Lawrence 100,106 Cramer, Michael 57 Crawford, Timothy 83 Crawford, Wayne 57 Cribari, Sharon 57 Crimmings, Margaret 91 Cronin, Judith 58 Cronin, Thomas 100,106 Crowley, Cathleen 83 Cruz, Mary 91 Csepella, John 83 Cuccia, Angela 58 Cuccia, Kathleen 83,140 Cuerina, Peter 91 Cullen, Kathleen 58 Culver, Jeffrey 100 Culver, Susan 58 Czarnecki, Helen 91 Czarnecki, Thomas 58 D Dacquisto, Daniel 100 Dallmann, Roberta 91 Dana, Richard 11,83,153 Danoski, Kathleen 58 Darrey, Jeffrey 58 David, Francine 91 Davis, Richard 100,120 Davis, Robert 101 Davis, Sandra 91 Davis, Scott 91 DeChristopher, Ronald 83, 136, 149 Decker, Kathleen 101 DeCraene, Dale 101,106 D6F111'i0, Patricia 58 DeGrott, Cynthia 91 DeKeuster, James 101 DeKeuSter, Susan 58 DeKeuster, Susan Qgr. 11, 83 DeLao, Rosa 91 Del Negro, A. David 101 Del Negro, Nancy 83 De Marco, Mary 101 De Marco, Susan 83,123 De Mark, James 91 De Mark, Jane 58 De Mark, Janet 58,123 De Mark, Jean 101 De Mark, Joyce 49,91 De Mark, Patricia 58,122 De Mark, Richard 58,76,149,149 De Mark, Thomas 52,58,76,155,l56 Denzine, John 91 De Rango, Carol 83 Desotell, Carol 58,140, Desotell, Donna 83,123 Despins, Arthur 58,122 Dexter, Dianne 58,122 Dickert, Carol 101 Dickert, Catherine 101 Dickert, Virginia 58 Diem, Dennis 101 Diem, Diane 83 Di Salvo, Andrew 101 Dober, Diane 59 Doebereiner, Mark 92 Dolan, Lawrence 83 Dolister, Mary 92 Domanik, Michael 83,139,151,15 Donahue, Michael 33,59 Donaldson, Cointon 59 Donley, Patricia 59 Donovan, Dennis 101 Doonan, Dennis 92 Doonan, Edward 101,106 Dorece, Randall 83,149 Dorf, Jane 59,106 Dorf, Mark 101 Dreger, Karen 83 Dremee, Barbara 83 Dresen, Douglas 92,86 Dresen, Laura 92 Dresen, Michael 59 Drier, Patrick 59,150,151 Drier, Thomas 92,114 Driver, Darryl 59 Driver, Daniel 101 Duca, Darol 92 Duchac, John 59 Durbin, Catherine 92,121 Dvorak, Jeffrey 101 Dvorsky, Richard 92,157 Dvorsky, Susan 101 E Ebbers, Sandra 92 Ebinal, Rosa 83 Ellerston, Mary 92 Elliot, Shirley 60 Ellis, Lee Ann 92 Engle, Laurie 60 Erbe, Alan 83 Erickson, Nora 83 Erickson, Ronald 101 Erickson, Sandra 37,92 Erlandson, Sarah 92,124 Bust, Ronald 83 Eschenbauch, Michael 102 Evans, Teri Ann 60,123 Evenson, Donald: 60,128 Fachko, Eileen 102 Fairbanks, Barbara 102 Fallico, Patricia 60 Fannin, Mark 83 Frederick, Lavonne 104 Feest, Diane 102 Fagan, Mary 92 Felbab, Lynda 60 Feucht, Kathleen 92 Feucht, Theresa 102 Fiegel, Thomas 83,136,151 Filbert, Karen 102 ' Fink, Gayle 83,122 Fiorita, Susan 61,122 Fitzgerald, Shelley Flanigan, Peggy 83,153 Fleming, Diane 92 Fleming, Michael 83,153 Fletcher, Joy 61 Flood, Michael 102 Flood, Patricia 83 Floyd, Catherine 124 Floyd, Richard 61,71 Flynn, John 102 Flynn, Mary 83 Fogarty, Donna 83 Fogarty, Margaret 61,116 Foster, Ronald 92,153,157 Fox, Anne 102 163 Johnson, Duane 84,151,156 Johnson, Edward 103,106 Johnson, George 65 Johnson, Jacqueline 84,12 Johnson, Jane 84,119,131 Johnson, Lawrence 65,122 Johnson, Mary 84,124 Johnson, Sharon 103 Johnston, Randall 103 Johnston, William 84 Jonaitis, Algis 84 Jones, Carol 103 Jones, Charles 93 Jones, David 84 Jones, Sharon 103 Jorgensen, Mary 65 Josipowitz, Edith 65 Jude, .Susan 65,138 Junceau, Robert 84,141 Jung, Jeanne 65 K Kaisler, Theresa 85 Kaltenbach, Mary 104 Kaltenschnee, James 65 Kaminski, Shirley 65 Kappus, Sandra 93 Kaprelian, Kathryn 104 Karls, Jeff 104 Karowski, Anthony 104 Kaufman, Michael 93 Keefe, James 104,106 Keenan, Cavid 85 Keenan, Kathleen 104 Keller, Kristine 104 , Robert 104 Katherine 85,122 Kellogg, Thomas 93 Kelly, Maureen 104 Kemen, Marilyn 104 Kemen, Patricia 85 Kennedy, Patricia 85 Kennedy, Susan 65 Kenton, June 65,141 ' Kern, Richard 65 Ketarkus, Paul 104,106 Kiminski, Shirley 119 Kimmons, Aletha 65 Kimmons, James 86,93 Kimmons, Lolita 85 Kindig, Rosanne 85,104 King, Nancy 93 Kirt, Catherine 104 Kirt, Lawrine 65,131,138 Kirt, Sandra 93 Kis, John 104 Kissh, Julius 104 Kissh, Sonya 65,124 Klapat, Lauren 104 Klaus, William 104,106 Klein, Rose 104 Klinkhammer, Judy 104 Kluender, Kurt 104 Knapp, Lawrence 51,86,94 Knapp, Michael 82,85,151 Knapp, Susan 13,65,118 Knauf, Cynthia 12,85 Knopke, Laurine 104 Knopke, Mary 85,133,145 Kober, Henry 85 Koenings, Richard 41,85,1 Koenings, Anthony 21,94,153,157 Koenings, Marie 104 Koenigsknecht, Joan 65 Koenigsknecht, Roseann 94 Koepke, Marilyn 85 Kohelm Pamela 85 Kohlman, Patricia 94 Killasch, Mary 94 1 . 2,143 Cynthia 22,65,122,125,l42, Kollasch, Virginia 85 Konieczko, Thomas 66 Konicek, Kathleen 66 Konsinowski, Judith 66 Kopecky, Jo Ann 23,66,118 Kosterman, Judith 31,85 Kosterman, Mary 104 Kosterman, Susan 104 Kosterman, Thomas 86,104 Kotowski, Deborah 66, 123, 140 Kousek, Martin 85 Kovara, Dan 45,66 Kowalski, Jeffrey 86,94 Kowalski, Loretta 94 Kowalsky, Fred 66 Kowalsky, Priscilla 85 Kowbel, Susan 94 Kozich, Richard 94 Kramer, Joyce 94 Kraujalis, Anne 104 Kraujalis, William 85 Krause, Kathleen 43,104 Krekling, Kathrine 66,122 Krekling, Pauline 66,123 Krepelan, Cecelia 30,66 Kressig, Kathryn 66 Krejcha, Mark 86, 104 Kruel, David 66 Kreul, Paul 104 Kreuval, John Kreuval, Kathleen 94,104 Kristan, James 41,85,l39,153 Kristan, Theresa 94 Kroes, Allan 104 Kroes, Barbara 94 Kroes, Lawrence 85 Kropp, Gwen 104 Kropp, Lynn 66 Kruchten, Marlene 94 Krueger, Diana 104 Krumburger, Fred 17,94,116 Krupp, Daniel B5 Kubat, Shirley 66 Kuchera, Susan 86 Kuchenbecker, Mary Jo 86 Kuehnemann, Herbert 86 Kucinski, Robert 94,148 Kurhajec, John 66,151,153 Kurhajec, Kathleen 86 Kruz, Kris 95 Kusters, Anne Marie 86 Kusters, Cheryl 23,104 Kustus, Kathrine 95 Kutis, Sandra 104 Kypers, Janet 95 Kwas, Rosemary 86 Kwasowski, Susan 66,131,144 L La Brasca, Linda 66 Lachat, Beth 104 Lackovich, Jane 95 Le Fleur, Marcia 105 La France, Mammette 66 La France, Raymond 136 La Martina, Gene 104 Lamouria, Lloyd 104 Landaal, Susan 67 Landish, Christine I Landreman, Archie 104 Lanfendorf, Karin 50,67 Larrabee, Cynthia 104,122 Larson, Dennis 67, 151 Larson, Michelle 67 Lasso, Marlyn 95,124 Laudonio, Linda 95 Lawless, Patricia 37 Lechner, Agnes 95,124 Lechner, Allen 104 Lechner, Helen Lechner, John 67 Lehman, Ellen 95 Lehman, Peter 67 Leitschuh, Suzanne 86 Le Mere, Lynn 131 Lemke, Lemke, Leonard Allan 67 Mary 95 , Barbara 86 Lesko, Nancy 67, 139 Leskowi cz, Dolores 67 Lesperance, Daniel 68 Lesperance, Louis Lessner, Letsch, Leuker, Robert 68 Randy es, 14s,1s2,1s3,154 Kathy 86 Levandowskie, Barbara 104 Lewis, Patricia 86 Liegler, Katherine 14,68, 131, 145 Lindsay, Patricia 95 Little, Linda 68 Lizdas, Mary 68 Loak, Patricia 104 Lochner , Sandra 104 Lockhart, Kathy 86 Londre, Londre, Londre, Londre, Lonerga Long, C Long, T Jay 86,151,153,156 Jeanne 105 Marsha 86,123 Renee 105 n, Myrtle 95 mis 13,68,145,149 ' errence 105,106,127 Lopez, Sara 95 Lo Piccalo, Diane 95 Lorenzini, Diana 68,123 Loughan, Barbara 95 Loughan, Jacqueline 68 Lucas, Mary 86 Luebke, Joy 95 Luhn, Margaret 95 Lukas, Thomas 68 Lutz, Marueen 68,123 Lutz, Sh Luxem, aron 95 Linda 68 Mc McCann, Patricia 69 McCormack, Patricia 95 McCrory, Patrick 86,95 McDermott, Michael 68, 109, 145, McDonald, Donald 95 McDonald, Jane 95, 124,158 McFarland, Kathleen 69 McGilsky, Kathleen 69,95 McGray, Kathleen 69,128 Mcllrath, Joan 87,123 McK1oskey, Carol 95,122 McKloskey, Mary 87 McMal wn, Kathleen 105 McMahon, Tamara 95 McNamee, Barbara 95,121 McNeese, Cheryle 105 M Machalik, Elizabeth 86 Macko, Gary 105 Madala, Robert 86 Madden, Kathleen 69,123 Maier, Elizabeth 69 Mainus, Mary Ann 86 Majchrowitz, Julie 95 Majewski, Susan 69 Malanche, Mary 105 Malanche, Robert 86,151 Malmstadt, Patricia 86, 117,122 Mancerso, Jane 105 Mandala, Joseph 69 Mandli, Cheri 86,122 Mandli, Deborah 105 Mandli, Jeffrey 105 Mandli, Penny 95 Mandli, Peter 69 Mann, Herbert 124 Mano, Catherine 86,122 14 165 ,156 Markson, Michael 86,122,125 Mano, Donald 105 Marchant, Michael 105,106 Mares, Philip 13,aa,s9, 123, 13 Maritato, Carolyn 86 Maritato, James 69 Maritato, Susan 105 Martin, Maureen 105 Martin, Terrance 86 Martinez, David 86, 150, 151 Mason, Cory 105 Mason, Mary Ann 86,122 Massruha, Patricia 95 Masters, Jane 69 Matelski, William 86 Mathe, John 69 Mathiews, Arthur 95 Matranga, Charles 95 Matranga, Richard 95 Mattes, Jane 95,141 Mauer, James 105 Mauer, Kathryn 95 Mauer, Regina 49,95 May, Michael 87,123,153 Mazik, Sandra 95 Mazzie, Anna 95,105 Mazzie, Gary 106 Meininger, Edward 105 Meissner, Raymond 69 Mercier, James 69 Mercier, Kathleen 87 Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyers, Michel, Elizabeth 69 Raymond 69 Suzanne 95 Mary Ann 105 Joanne 95 Michel, John 70 Michelotte, Maiy 95 Michna, Michael 95,124 Michna, Patty 95 Mickelson, Roseann 105 Mielcarek, Harry 87 Mielcarek, Rihard 105 Miels, Anne 105 Mihelich, Daniel 70 Mikulecky, Judith, 95 Mikulecky, Joel 70 Mikulecky, Linda 105 Milkis, Jerome 105 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Mills, Charles 87 Pa . . R Mills, Mills, Anita 95 Craig 87 Hilary 95, 158 Janet 70 Kathleen 87, 141 Mary Jane 87 Michel 86 Michelle 87, 119,136 Pauline 105 Robert 105 Therese 94,95 Suzanne 70 trzcia 13, 131 ichard 70 Milosvalj evic, Maria 87 Minnetti, Jacob 86,95 Minetti , Marilynn 87 Missurelli, Barbara 70,119 Mit ek, Charles 105 Mittenzwai, Karen 87 Moe, Allan 105 Mohrbacher, Linda 34,70,123 Mohrbacher, Michael 70 Mohrba Mohrba Monroe cker, Francine 105 cker, Kathryn 105 , John 70,127 Moore, Catherine 95 Moore, John 105 Moran, Kathleen 70,121 Moran, Monica 95 166 Moriarity, Richard 95 Morse, David 105 Morse, Larry 95 Morse, Sharon 70 Moser, John 70,120,131 Mrazeh, Judith 105 Mueller, James 95,157 Mueller, Richard 87 Mueller, Thomas 13,7O,131 Mullen, William 105 Murphy, Ann 70,123 Murphy, Mary 95 Murphy, Michael 105 Murray, James 90,95 Mutchie, Margaret 96 Myer, Jeanne 105 N Nadolski, Linda 87 Naleid, Chris 139, 158 Naleid, Linda 106 Naleid, wiuiam s7,1a9,145, Navratil, John 87 Navratil, Patricia 106 Navratil, Thomas 70,71,112 Neely, Carol 106 Neely, Patricia 96,131 Nelson, Arlene 71 Nelson,' Joanne 87 Nelson, Laurel 106 Nelson, Richard 87 Neu, Richard 71 Neumaier, Virginia 87 Nevin, Susan 106 Newman, Gregory 106 Nielsen, Nicolene 49,96 156 ,124 Niesen, Arlene 18,7 1, 1 18, 132, 138 Niesen, Barbara 96 Niesen, Diane 31,87 Niesen, Donna 106 Niesen, Rose Marie 87,119 Nighbor, Jeanne 96 Nighbor, John 44,71 Nilles, Jeffry 106 Nilles, Michael 87,151 Noll, Allan 87,122 Noll, Kathrine 42,96 Norman, Margaret 106,124 Nowak, Elizabeth 96 Nowicki, Gregory 96 Nygro, Richard 71,145,148 Nyiri, Janie 96 O Oberst, John 71,153 O'Brien, James 106 O'Brien, Kathleen 106 O'Brien, Patricia 71 O'Brien, Michael 96 O'Brien, Robert 87 Ochs, Randy 96 Ochs, Ronald 96 Ockey, Sue 87 Oertel, Christine 106 Oertel, Pamela 71,122 Oertel, Sally 96 Oettinger, Darlene 96 Oettinger, Dolores 71,118 Oettinger, Thomas 96 Offer, Mary Ann 106 Okuita, Jerome 87,127,135,139, Okuita, Perry 96 Olley, Patricia 106 Olson, Randolph 106 Olson, Jeffrey 87,123,125 Olsen, Kathryn 72,136 Olszewski, Marie 106 Olveda, Marie Ondercin, Lynn 106 Ondercin, Patricia 42,87 onrko, Patrick 44,72 145 Orban, Kathleen 106 Orechovsky, Richard 96 Organ, Catherine 82,87,119,123 Orlikowski, Kenneth 87, 148, 153 Orlowski, William 87,122 Orsted, Marcia 106 Ortell, Linda 72 Orth , Michael 72, 123,153, 156 Orzal, Gregory 106 O'Shaugnessy, Maureen 106 O'Shaugh1-iessy, Sheldon 72, 145, 149 Ostermann, James 86,96 P Peters, Mark 107,124 Peters, Sharon 73 Petersen, Christine 87,123 Petersen, Christine M. 96,124,132 Petersen, Daniel 96 Petersen, Curtis 107 Petersen, Robert 107 Petersen, Susan 55,73,l22 Peterson, Daniel 73 Peterson, Glenda 73 Peterson, Karen 107 Petkus, Jane 96 Pettit, Jeff 40,73,13l,137,138 Pfeiffer, Jeanne 96 Piost, Catherine 73,123,125 Phillips, Karen 107 Piefer, Mary 96 Pierangeli, Philip 73,151,153 Pietti, Joanne 107 Piette, Julie 107 Pilko, Virginia 107 Pipol, Jerome 107 Pomeday, Lorenza 73,122 Popa, Mary 96 Popa, Thomas 87 Popchock, Jessica 96 Poplawski, Dianne 87 Poplawski, Mark 96,153 Poplawski, Janice 87 Paal, Andor 96 Paar, Thomas 72 Packamore, Janice 72 Palermo, Barbara 72,123 Papa, Grace 72 Papara, Pamela 87 Papara, Peter 106 Parent, Ellen 96 Parsonese, Patricia 12,73, 112,113, 115 131, 138 Patek, Joseph 96,124 Parzman, Carol 34,713,123 Paulson, Terrence 87, 150, 151 Paulson, Thomas B7,l20,150,151 Paulson, Timothy 73, 139,145, 148 Paur, Kathleen 96,158,159 Paur, Monica 87 Peach, Cynthia 73 Pedersen, Linda 73 Peil, Sharon 106 Pekar, James 96 Penza, Mary 73,123 Perga, Rocco 106 Perkins, Dawn 107 Perkins, Margaret 73,140 Perman, Judith 107 Perman, Lynn 107 Perman, Robert 73,122 Post, Bonnie 73 Postorino, Ann 107 Postorino, Kathleen 15,73,131 Postorino, Michael 22,74,85,123,142, 4 148,154,155,156 Postorino, Rita 107 Postorino, Robert 96 Potts, David 12,82,87,115,136,144 Poulson, Charles 107 Poulson, Gary 87 Poulson, James 96 Powell, Diane 87,112,ll3, 131, 145 Praninsky, Carolyn 87 Praninsky, Paula 107 Presta, Lawrence 87,151,153 Presta, Marie 37,87 Presta, Sandra 107 Presta, Virgil 87,151,153 Prevost, James 74 Prevost, William 107 Pribyl, Barbara 96 Prochniak, James 136 Prockniak, Thomas 87,107 Przytarski, Thomas 87,120,153 Ptaschinski, Judy 96 Ptaschinski, Michael 107 Pucely, David 86,96 Pulnikis, Linda 107 Puntarec, Margaret 107 Purcell, Mary 74,121 Putra, Stanley 107 Q Quadracci, Jayne 87 Quirk, Judy 96 Quirk, Timothy 74 R Rademacher, Donald 87 Rademacher, Thea 87 Rademacher, Thomas 107 Ramirez, Patricia 74 Rasmussen, Gayle 74 Reckinger, Margaret 74 Recupero, Diane 88 Redford, Michael 107 Reed, Janice 74 Reichert, Kristine 107 Reilly, Sheila 74 Reisenauer, David 96 Remillard, Janet 74 Remillard, Sandra 107 Replogle, Robert 74 Retzinger, Valerie 96 Reyheart, Susan 74, 122 Rheaume, Antoinette 107 Rheinschmidt, Dennis 74,136 Ricchio, Deborah 107 Ricchio, Germaine 74 Ricchio, Joanne 107 Ricchio, Patricia 74,125 Ricchio, Thomas 74 Richter, James 96 Richter, Julieanne 96 Rice, Nancy 88 Riley, Michleen 74,123 Rizzo, Cynthia 88,144 Robers, David 88 Robinson, Judy 96 Rocque, Peter 107 Roetzer, Norman 74 Rondove, Michael 107 Ronke, Inga 96 Ropiak, Thomas 75,124,150,1 Rosa, Beverly 88 Roscovius, Judy 88 Roscovius, Mary Jean 75 Rosplock, Joseph 88,153 Rossi, Patricia 96 Ruelle, Mary 96 Ruffalo, Gregory 75,115 Ruffalo, Linda 88 Ruetz, William 86,96 Rueve, Jean 96 Ruggaber, John 75 Ruhl, Nancy 33,75 Ruszczyk, Connie 96 Ryan, Terrence 107 Rybarik, Carol 75,118 Rybarik, Janise 107 Rybarik, John 88 Ryterske, Connie 96 ' s Sabitino, Cynthia 107 Sachen, Christine 96 Sacho, Eloise 15,75,121 Sack, Donald 96,124 Sack, Kenneth 75,128 Sackrnan, Donna 96 Sadowski, Elisa 88,122 Sadowski, Timothy 75, 122 Sagat, John 96 Salbrieter, Jeanne 96 Salvo, Edward 107 Salvo, Harry 75 Salvo, Michael 97 Sanders, Bernadette 97 Sanders, William 31,75 Saunders, Kathleen 75 Savaglia, John 107 Scarberry, Roger 76 Scheer, Diane 31,76 Scheible, James 157 Scheller, Theresa 97 Schenkenburg, Julie 88 Schiller, William 107 Schinkowitch, Judith 107 Schiro, Anthony 97 Schiro, Kathleen 88 Scherott, Kathleen 76 Schlusmann, Janet 107,124 Schmahl, Debra 107 Schmahl, Pamela 76 Schmahl, Susan 88,131,136 Schmitz, Eugene 76,122,125 Schmitz, Joseph 76 Schneider, Dietmar 97 Schneider, Jean 88 Schoene, Thomas 107 Scholzen, Judith 107 Scholzen, Linda 97 Schott, Toni 97 Schrader, Elizabeth 107 Schrader, Susan 88 Schrauben, Jane 97 Schroeder, Monica 107 Schroeder, Richard Schroeder, Robert 76 Schueller, Karen 88 Schueller, Patricia 107 Schulien, Ruth 97 Schumaker, Robert 76 Schuster, Sandra 88 Schwaab, Richard 88 Schwarm, Jacqueline 97 Schwartz, Elaine 107 Schwelitz, Virginelle 107 Schwelitz, Vivian 98 Secanky, Donna 96,124,139 Seidel, William 107 Seif, Mary 98 Seifert, Renee 76 Seifert, Roberta 76,118 Seitz, Se itz, Seitz, Seitz, Seitz, Barbara 88,131 Cynthia 98 Daniel 88,153 Donald 77,117,148,153,156 Mary 107 Selear, Arm 77 Sexton, William 77,122 Shaffer, Christine 98 Shaffer, James 88 Sharp, Dean 77 Shaughnessy, Maureen 11,60,67,77,I31, 132,144 Sheehy, Dennis 107 Sheets, Sally 98 Shinkus, Sandra 88 Shiro, Michael 107 Shoaf, Jo Ann 88 Shower, Barbara 107 Siepler, Elizabeth 77,122 Sigler, Mary 98 Silkowitz, Joy 88,122 Silvani, James 107 Simanek, Carol 88 Simanek, Julianne 33,77 Simanek, Thomas 98 Simon, Daryl 88 Simon, Mary 108 Simonson, Jane 108 Sisak, James 98 Sisak, John 108 Skowronski, Katherine 98 Skvarca, Irene 88 Skvarca, John 98 Sladky, Cheryl 77,125,143 Slesar, Kathleen 108 Slesar, Michael 88 Slomski, Shirley 77 Smeester, Mary 88 Smith, Lemuel 108,124 Smith, Margery 77,136 Smith, Mary 77,123 smith, susan 77,122,125, 143 Smith, Theresa 88 Smolka, Diane 88 Soens, Mary 98 Soens, Marilyn 108 Soens, Michael 108 Sollazo, Donna 108 Sollazo, Linda 77 Somlai, Antone 88 Sonnenberg, Joan 108 Sorenson, Cynthia 77 Sowinski, Margaret 98 Spang, George 23,106,108 Spang, Michael 108 Spencer, Michael 106,108 Spiering, Kathleen 108 Spika, Margaret 88 Spinski, Michael 86,9B,l57 Spring, Catherine 12 Spring, John 108 Spring, Patricia 98 Spring, Thomas 106 Springhorn, Catherine 88,108 Stadther, Barbara 108 Stadther, Denis 98,131 Stapleman, James 7l,88,124 Staples, Kathleen 108 Staples, Richard 88 Staudinger, Mary 108 Stauffer, Shirley 77 Steele, Caroline 77 Steele, Paul 106,108 Stehlik, Thomas 77 Steimle, David 88 Steimle, Diane 77,88 Steimle, Marilyn 33,78,103 Steiner, Janet 23,78 Steiner, Kathleen 108,124 Steinmuller, David 108 Steinmuller, John 78,122,125 Stemmer, Kathleen 88 Stetka, Nancy 108 Stieber, Cathleen 99 Stieber, John 108 Stoffel, Nancy 99 Stogny, John 78 Stommel, Rosemary 88 Storves, Mary Ellen 99 Stratman, James 88 Strausser, Robert 78 Strege, Pamela 78, 123 Strelka, Thomas 99 Strine, Albie 106,108 Stroemer, Gretchen 108 Stroschein, Steven 106 Styka, Linda 88 Sucharda, Michael 33, 78, 117, Sucharda, Richard 99,150,150 Sullivan, Sharon 108 Sumpter, Gary 108 Sus, John 88 Sustachek, Linda 78, 123 Sustachek, Robert 108 Svobada, qmthia 99 Svobada, Elwood 86,99,124 Sweere, Linda 108 Sweeti, Judith 78 Swencki, Cynthia 78,88 Swencki, Kathy 108 Swendrowski, John 88,153 Swiatek, Harold 88 Symoens, Darlene 99 Szymczak, Carol 78 Szymczak, Eugene 99 Szymczak, Robert 106,108 T Talaga, Michael 78 ' Talos, Joan 78, 122, 125,142, 143 Talos, Judy 99 Taylor, Eileen 88,122,131 Terpstra, Carolyn 93,99,115 Teska, James 51,78 Teska, Robert 42,99, 148 Thearna, Linda 78,123 'I'heres, Deborah 108 Urdiales, Gloria 99 Urhausen, Barbara 108 Urhausen, Mary 89 Urlakis, Donna 89 Ustymowicz, Joseph 79 Ustymowicz, Virginia 89 V Valente, Linda 99 Valente, Maureen 108 Valley, Anita 79,99, 122 Valukas, Wayne 108 Vandenberg, Kathleen 89,124 Vanderhoef, Kathleen 80, 123 Vanella, Joette 108 Vanella, Terri 80 Van Himbergen, Patricia 89 Vanko, Barbara 108 Van Offeren, Eileen 89,131 Van Remmen, Geoffrey 8,12,80,131 Varju, Mary 99 Vena, James 99 Vena, Michael 32,80,136 Venue, Carol 89 Venne, Judith 108 Venturini, Barbara 80,123 Verber, Jeanne 89,124 Verhaeghe, Jeffrey 99,112,131 TribyS, J Thielen, Thi elen, 'I'hiele n, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thom as, Thomas, Thom as, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thompso Thoune, Thoune, Tij erina, Daniel 78 Mary 108 Nicholas 88 Gardenia 733,111 Jean 42,99 Julie 49,99 Kathleen 99 Leonora 99 Michael 106,108 Monica 108 Patricia 88 Teresa 108 William 30,88 n, Mary 88 Lawrence 78, 148,160 Richard 88,158 Peter 51 Tiles, Edward 88 Tishuk, Karen 88 Tishuk, Phillip 86,99 Tittsworth, Frederick 81, 151, 153 Todish, Kathy 108,124 Tomczak, Lynn 79 Tompach, Mary 108 Tommet, Donald 79 Tompsett, Mary 89,99 Tompsett, Patricia 99 Torgerson, Annette 89 Torgerson, Corinne 79,122 Torgerson, Morley 21,99,157 Torkilsen, Jacqueline 108 Tosi, Theresa 99 Totero, Angela 99 Totero, Carol 19,45,79,133,138 Totero, Gloria 108 Totero, Janet 89,133 Trepanier, Delores 89 ohm 4s,99,1so, 157 Vindasius, Neringa 108 Voelker, Judith 108 Vogt, Joseph 108 Vollendorf, Mary 108 Vollendorf, Thomas 89 Von Germeten, Cheryl 99 Von Germeten, Jeanine 80 Voss, Eileen 99 Vosters, Anna 99 Vraga, John 89,142 W Wagner, Jean 108 Wagner, Joanne 49,94,99 Wagner, Sherrie 80,116 Wakefield, Emily 109 Wakefield, Kathleen 89 Walsh, Jenaanne 109 Walsh, Paula 99 Waltenberger, Jane 99 Warner, Jane 99 Warner, Michael 99 Webber, Alfred 80 Weill, Donald 109 Weill, Eileen 109,124 Weiu, Timothy so Weisbrod, .Rosemary 80,122 Weisner, David 109 Weiss, John 109,124 Weiss, Margaret 80 Weiss, Thomas 32,48,99 Weitzel, Katherine 99 Wenner, Robert 109 Wernicke, Barbara 109 Weronke, Marlene 89 Wespetal, Sharon 80 Westrich, Anne 89, 122 Westrich, John 81,121 Westrich, Philip 99 Tribys, Kristina 50,79 Tripp, Allan 89 Tripp, Barbara 30,79,123 Troestler, Jeffry 99 Troestler, Susan 99,133 Truckey, Michael 101,108 Tucciarone, Anthony 89 Tutak, Mary 89,123 Twombly, Judith 49,99 Tylla, Richard 99 U Ubersetsig, Lynn 79,128 Uminski, Gail 89,122 Uminski, Thomas 89 Urbush, Donna 108 Westrich, Penelope 81,123 White, Bonnie 109 Wick, Carole 81 Wick, Donald 109 Wick, Raymond 48,99 Wieber, Susan 99 Widmer, Michael 71,81,124 Wieland, Catherine 81 Wieland, Desmond 99 Wieldand, Michael 89 Wieland, Ronald 109 Welbershide, Mary 99 Wilcox, Linda 99 Wilde, Jeffrey 48,99 Wilhelmi, Jeffrey 89,153,156 Williams, Patricia 109 Willing, Kathleen 81,125 wiuis, .John 71,81,124 Willkomm, Kathleen 109 Wilson, Marijane 109 Wilson, Nancy 89 Windhorst, Susan 89 Winkler, Karen 81 Wirkus, James 106,109 Wirkus, Susan 89 Witke, Timothy 89 Witte, Brooke 109 Witte, Mark 81 Wittig, Charles 89,106,151,153 Wittkowski, Susan 109 Wittwer, Ann 109 Wixom, Catherine 99 Wolk, Linda 109 Wolter, Ronald 89, 135, 148 Wood, Cheryl 109 Wood, Jeffery 106,109 Wood, John 89 Wood, Katherine 99 Wozniecki, Joan 81,123 Wroe, Paul 109 Wneskinski, Renee 89 Wyant, Jeanne 52,81,136,137,1 Wynhoff, Julianne 89,127,136 Y Yamrych, Elaine 109 Yannish, John 48,99 Yannish, Ruth 81 Younk, James 81 Yost, Mary 109 Z Zack, Kenneth 106,109 Zawin, Sheila 89 Zedler, Jane 109 Zeman, Kathleen 21,89, 122,140 Zeman, Mark 109 Zielke, Joanne 89,113 Zeratsky, Sandra 89 Zimmers, Tighe 99 Zinns, Marcia 99 H Zlevor, Kathryn 109,124 Zukewich, Diane 81,123 Zurawski, Francis 89 Zurawski, Paul 109,124 Zwiferhofer, Sharon 81 3 -- . 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