St Francis de Sales High School - Accolade Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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P' ,,,-- 5 A I I , I X We must all have ou r beginnings wx nuff. Accolade Volume 17 1974 St. Francis ole Sales H.S. 2323 VV. Ban Croft, Toledo consider The caterpiller. Small, insignificant, it pulls its tiny, undeveloped being along the ground. It searches. And its search is a common one. The object of its determined struggle? A place. A niche. A branch. A twig. Somewhere to put its cocoon. Somewhere to fulfill the purpose for which it was created: somewhere to grow and change. For it is a time for metamor- phasis. The caterpiler enters the metamorphic state. The' moth or the butterfly leaves it. Ev- erything depends upon what goes into the cocoon. The search is a common one. The object of the determined struggle? A place. A niche. A high school. St. Francis. Somewhere to put a cocoon built not of leaf and thread, but of thought and action. Somewhere to fulfill the reason men were set upon earthzjsome- where to grow and change in perspective, in maturity, in that eternal pursuit of Know- ledge. For it is a time for metamorphasis. Metamorphasis - change. A boy of 14 will enter his high school career, a success or a failure will emerge from it. lt will all depend upon what goes into that cocoon. Adolescence is such a cocoon. The changes made are dictated solely by the individual. A butterfly - or a moth - result from those changes. The somewhere is St. Francis. It is the branch upon which are built hopes and dreams. Everything depends on the indi- vidual: the academics, the extracurricularsp the successes, the failures. Adolescence is a cocoon. We are that cate-rpiller. The world is an oyster. lt is up to us to make ourselves its pearl. john McGowan 74 e P eople 7 . Father Healy - Uncle Bob: e 1 Every institution needs a leader . . . overseeing activities, stimulating new programs and overall growth and mirroring injustice or discontent. At St. Francis this multi-faceted role is played by Fr. Robert Healy. Our most ardent fan, our most tireless innovator and our most sincere critic, Fr. Healy is more than a nominal leader - he lives for the success of the St. Francis community. KWH? wear The Vice Squad The neccessary task of overseeing the day-to-day operation of St. Francis falls to two extremely well qualified individuals. Fr. james Prentice is the Vice-Principal in charge of Academics, handling such programs as visitation and tutoring. Mr. Richard Mattingly deals with student workers, and plays a vital part in arranging the numerous activities of the St. Francis community. MF 800 To Deal With The task of the Discipline team is a thankless one. They are either too strict or too lenient, too involved to judge fairly or too impersonal. They have a function to perform, a code to enforce, and this enforcement necessarily sets the tone of the whole St. Francis community. The tone of 1973-74 was one of great communication, of different groups working toward common goals, and a great deal of this success is attributable to Fr. Thomas Landgraff, Fr. Dave Whalen and Fr. james Cutter. When dealing with 800 individuals it is often difficult to maintain both order and rapport. The achievement of these goals stands as a monument to these men. Guidance, The Catalyst For Change Change. Expansion. Confusion. Guidance. From the cocoon of a young freshman, St. Francis consistently produces young men with eyes on the future. The St. Francis Guidance Department has the personnel to give both a long and short view of maturity. Mr. Don Wyper deals with standardized testing, Fr. Rich Forti handles tall tasks of applying to small schools with big tuitions, and Mr. A.T. falias Bugsi Moran handles scheduling with assists from Fr. Cecil O'Donnell and Fr. Dominic Finn. X -. V 1, ee .Ar V - Fmt S ' 1' Aw , xi 0 51 -Cs- Ah ..-an- 33' I There are certain people at SFS upon whom everyone de- pends, and yet who receive at most a token appreciation. These are the ladies on the staff who labor to keep the of- fice, kitchen, library and in- fi rmary functioning at peak ef- ficiency. lt is impossible to enumerate the plethora of tasks performed by this loyal few, but we can salute them with a sincere but insufficient thank you. The Ladies in Gur Liv -x N X 1 - i f 1 A S 3 ? 2 Q 1 7 G 'VII 5'- -IZ I Studies 20 English Spoken Here? The subject in which we have the most practice often seems to be the most difficult. Many times the basic idea of com- munication is lost in a maze of gerunds, participles, and abla- tive absolutes, making English seem more like a foreign lan- guage than a native tongue. Literature must, at times, be translated before it can be analyzed . . . a native tongue indeed! The English headmas- ters at St. Francis include Fr. William Fisher, Fr. james Pre- ntice, Fr. Edward Chrzanowski, Rev Mr. Pat Geraghty, Gene Antoszewski, Larry jankowski and Robert Stucker. Hypothesis - Experiment- Data - Guess? Every student at St. Francis is aware of this format. Whether it be lntro!Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Geol- ogy, we appear hopelessly en- tangled in a web of confusion. Coccous or Bacillus, atom or molecule, velocity or accelera- tion, or fossil or something, science with all of its exact- ness is still a guessing game: ls this your life? hosted by Fr. Thomas Landgraff, joseph Sevenich, and Dennis Graves, What's my ion? sponsored by Fr. john Ebenhoeh and A.T. talias Bugsi Moran, Physics - Mission Impossible con- ducted by the same Mr. Moran and Fr. john Gussenbauer, or As the world turns courtesy of Mr. Larry jankowski. When entering St. Francis, one yields his option to pass or play, and so it seems that these game shows will continue to be among the highest in the rat- ings. A word of advice from the sage: If you don't know what you're doing, do it neatly. The Games Scientists Play WM -- .MM My gi? W f M w ,f 3 ? , Q, 3, , 5 R 5 R New Courses Allow New And More Choices Without a doubt, the watch- word for 1973-4 academics at SFS was innovation. A new program in.English made pos- sible a selection of over 40 dif- ferent courses. A progressive Geology program was initiated which includes seminars and a number of field trips. Finally, the Monday Evening Religion Program which was so suc- cessful last year has been re- fined in order to allow greater development and academic freedom. 3-. 213+ fR? :f H- 51 ' -5 if 322 :QM 25 1 K Fix, PQ: f f: 'f 1 V Q3 i T5 'W 3 S .V A ...N MQ- ,,,.,, W V v 4 du dv Wllaszl-lullaszl V2 This is Logical? Many a student's journey through St. Francis is ham- pered by mental meanderings in the frustrating field of mathematics. Freshmen are taught basic strategy, sopho- mores are educated in more advanced theory, but spend some time off on tangents, juniors are asked to prove the unimaginable, and Seniors learn the intricacies of func- tion magic. If at any time one becomes discouraged - losing his logic and patience some- where in an insoluable equa- tion, it would be good to re- member the words of our fear- less leader Fr. Dominic Finn and his cohorts Fr. Cecil O'Donnell, Fr. Richard Ank- enbrandt, Fr. james Cutter and Mr. Timothy Horne - We' re not supposed to be able to do these things anyway. W, WJAZMW J WWMM fflwxffmi W - W W Mini? 28 Languages: A Taste of the Exotic Languages are often difficult to learn because they are dynamic. The same can be said for the members of the foreign language department at St. Francis, now all male. Besides a superb foreign studies prog- ram, the language and culture of France, Germany, Russia, and ancient Rome can be studied. Often included in the course outlines are audiofvisual presentations, and even an occasional bowling or mixology lesson. The perpet- rators in this field are Fr. joseph Baraniewicz, Br. Richard Eberle, Mr. juergen row, Fr. Dave Whalen, Fr. Forti, and Fr. Ll. Sottek. 29 A journey into Days of Future Past lf we accept the notion of man's existence as a social being, then the role of Social Studies becomes strikingly ap- parent. Rather than a drilling of each social concept, a stu- dent at St. Francis receives an overview - a look into the past, social experiences in the present, and an occasional glance into the future. We are no longer held captive by vol- uminous texts, but rather are more concerned with expand- ing our outlook. The St. Fran- cis community is fortunate to have such diverse members as Fr. Nicholas Koelzer, Mr. Don Kober, Mr. jim Robinson, Mr. Paul johnson and Mr. lon Wozniak to provide guidance through the indistinct path- ways of time. 31 Religion: More Than just Studying Religion, more than just another department at St. Francis, exists as a way of life making the ordinarily hectic existence just a little more bearable. The Religion de- partment is one ofthe more innovative, arranging social work projects and adding a feminine viewpoint through the Monday Evening Religion Program for Seniors. The talented troupe which mas- terminds this operation in- cludes Fr. jim Doll, Fr. john Gussenbauer, Fr. Edward Ch rzanowski, Fr. Dave Wha- len, Fr. Richard Forti, Fr. james Sottek, Fr. Thomas Landgraff, T. l., Sr. jane Con- nors and Sr. Joanne juhasz. College-Bound Brains The diversified St. Fran- cis curriculum offers a fantastic opportunity for the achievement-minded student. Slected juniors and Seniors work with a flock of experienced in- structors, searching for the keys to success on the Advanced Placement tests. Fr. Dominic Finn guides his charges toward a greater unsderstandi ng of differentiation and inte- gration in good ol' Calcu- lus. Fr. William Fisher tries to pass on his su- perior command of English grammar and analytic in- terpretation. Fr. john Ebenhoeh and Mr. Larry janowski share their wealth of scientific knowledge and methodology with the Advanced Chemistry and Biology students. The culture and literature of Germany and France are exam- ined in depth by students un- der the expert tutelage of Herr juergen Mudrow and Pere joseph Baraniewicz. - , , A y . 35 The Tangible Studies Lest anyone get the impression that St. Francis deals solely in at the theoretical areas of learn- t i t ing, some acknowledgement should go to the courses which serve to sharpen more mechanical, anyway. Val Glinka and Dennis Graves supervise the physical educa- tion classes for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Mr. Mattingly teaches a course in Mechanical Drawing and Br. Charles Dulin drills his typing classes, showing them the finer points of a much- manhandled art. p 1 37 Things to be done if Things to be done T' Things to 96 cv C 0 C CD Q O 'I'-J U5 on E .c I- 99 CD C O U ES 2 Fall U1 DD C LE I- 96 CD C O T5 CD L O -I-9 an DO C E T i- ee Things to be done 'k Things to be done Pk Things 38 be done X Things to be done ii Things to be done it -I j' i 5 UQ U7 .-i- O C- CD Q. O 3 FD 66 -'I 3' 5 UO an CD 5 ual., A is . . - '-'- -.44-'fi-' ' -Nqxp-Lx-.:T k. 5'-QXQ.,-' N ' ' X --'H - .. T is. eww.-8 to be done X Things to be done X 39 f-i- C U Q. O 3 CD ee -I 3' 40 Mothers and fathers tearfully watch as their sons get out of the cars and walk into the masonry building. Going to war? Going to prison? Close. Going to school. It is September, and for St. Francis students, a new year has begun. Bookfairsg Registrationp time to have pictures taken. Time to sit back and evaluate the past and plan the future. Time for first period! Freshmen flounderg seniors sigh . . . it's time for a Mass of Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving? Yes. For admit it or not, St. Francis is more than a school to its members. It is a way of Life. Close, But No Cigar After having spotted the season two losses through hard-fought, narrowly-lost battles with Whitmer and Sandusky, the 1 973 offering of the St. Francis football department came of age. By growing in experience and determination from their previous campaigns, the gridiron gang steamrolled their way through Central's stubborn squad, 7-6, and intothe heart ofthe Blue Division via 62-O and 14-8 wins over Libbey and Waite, respectively. The next contest aroused many of St. Francis' athletic supporters, the game was against St. john's for what would later prove to be a berth in the Shoe Bowl. The Knights came up 7 points short, as they were shut out by a powerful Titan Team. Wins over Stritch and Bowsher ended the season on a winning note, as the squad put the year to bed with a 6-3 record. W 43 Our 1973 Cross Country team was far and away the best in St. Francis history. The harriers recorded an impressive 13-1 slate, and advanced several individuals to the District and State meets. Even though these dedicated athletes are motivated primarily by determination and personal satisfaction, it is safe to say that the sparkling efforts put forth by jim Deckelman and Al Pinkleman deserve recognition. It is also fitting that Gary Bryan be given special credit for his high finish in the Districts and 33rd placefinish in the State meet, and that Coach Pat Geraghty be lauded for guiding the harriers toward their successes. 44 45 I 46 nights feast before battle This year's Homecoming Dance could have een renamed the Homecoming Phenomenon. nnovation and the widespread desire to actively UDDOFT such a break with tradition made the the overwhelming success that it was. dinnerfdance attracted a record crowd, which delved into delectable delights and reveled in the resonating rock gl roll repertoire of Toad Flax. The crowning of Homecoming Queen Molly Murtaugh by Fr. Healy climaxed the evening, sparking the flame of excitement and pride which characterized the remainder of the weekend. 47 Rally and Parade Spur on Victory, l l E 5 Q s F I Q 4 ...ff Row 1 : john Winters, Debbie Zablocki, Mary Beth Meyers, Tom Skowronek, Row 2: Bill O'Conor, Sue Spieker, Queen Molly Murtaugh, Bob Wohl, Mimi Kaiser, Tom Willey Row 3: john O'Connor, Maria Kountorous, Barb Hensien, and Shy Leo Flury. The insuperable frenzy of Homecoming weekend was immeasurably heightened by the presence of the pre-game rally and the Game Day parade. At the rally, a resounding volley of cheers signified the inevitable explosion of Knight enth usiasm, the vocal uproar shook the very foundation of the gymnasium. The Sunday morning procession to DeVilbiss stadium was reminiscent of the days of old, when such a massive mobilization of manpower was a common sight on its way to the Holy Land. The Knights were firing on toward the Grail -the Irish Knight. All inside the Mustang grow silentg the target approaches. Afigure glances outthe window. The others are ready and the coast's clear. Fourteen silhouettes scramble out ofthe cars and up the hill, paint cans in their arms. Twelve getto work while two watch for trouble. Thursday night. Three shadows roam the dimly lit corridors, carrying colorful signs ready for installation. lt is 1:30. Yet they keep on. Six girls. First they huddle. Then they practice. It is nottheir schoolp they do not have to do it. They do: Spirit is in St. Francii and their loyalty is fierce. Spirit is dead only to those who sit in emotional cemetaries and mourn the gravestones of the pasl They spend their time either eulogizing over the grave or waiting for a resurrection that will neve happen. They will never know lifep they do not! bother to leave their psychological barriers to gc and seek life. To seek spirit. Look.Go. Participate. . .watch the pies fall, chee with all your hearty with all your soul. Life is in' spirit. Spirit is in St. Francis. I ., Jn. .tgg l 50 'VX The Stage Setters Every successful endeavor is based upon hard work, but there are times when this work goes unhearalded. Such is the case with the Stage Crew for St. Francis' Dramatic productions. While the thespians are reveling in the well-deserved applause, the stage crew headed by Mr. Robert Stucker and Br. Richard Eberle must remain content with quiet satisfaction, knowing that without them, the show would indeed not go on. 53 if you can... For years upon years, the fall play has dealt solely with comedy. It almost became a tradition. Until someonerealized that even traditions have their beginnings. That realization had a, pardon the expression, dramatic effect upon the choice of play this fall, Catch Me If You Can, basically a melodrama, extended the scope ofthe departmentto include the element of tragedy. Director Gene Antoszewski placed the fate of the experiment into the hands of an experienced group of actors: jim Loeffler, john McGowan, Chris Burkhardt, Gene Williams and jay Nussel. The capabilities of newcomers Cathy Cothrel and Martha Hanley rounded out the cast. A cast of a few thousands under Mr. Robert Stucker and Bro. Richard Eberle succeeded in creating one of the finest sets to ever grace a high school stage. As production assistant Mike Mayer would say: No notes tonight. The production was a success. l 54 Y Row 1: R. Smenner, B. O'Conor, R. Wohl, l. Restivo. Row 2: C. O'Conor, I. Bertolina, K. Stevens, M. Schlatter. Row 3: M. Wohl, M. Hensien, M. Henehan, B. Ward, B. Clegg. Water Row 1: D. Szumigala, M. Micholack, M. lunke, B. Turner, T. Toth, S. Fabos. Row 2: K. Makulinski, B. Kenney, B. Hoff- man, l. Filka, T. Bodyna, K. Syenderski, G. Bryan. Row 3: l. Czerneokowski, l. Deckelman, T. Timar, l. Dressler, A. Pinkelman, P. Kwopick, R. Lewandowski, l. Fabos. Cross Country Football 56 Polo Row 1: H. Strahm, D. Grimes, l. Ross, E. Clemons, R. Anderson, M Zychowicz, T. Kronbach, M. Conrad, 1. Szyskowski, S. Banachowski, J. San- ford. Row 2: D. Grocki, S. Carroll, T. Monks, F. Hudak, T. Francel, B. Kelleher A. Geha, M. Schlageter, l. Cobak, D. Stoll, K. McCarthy, K. Kobee. Row 3: D McGhee, L. Brunk, B. Bach, 1. Gross, R. Irvine, M. Nowakowski, G. Taylor, J Peer, 1. Galvin, T. Cullum, l. Westhoven, G. Knapik. Row 4: L. Harberson, R Staccone, G. Fox, P. Weber, 1. Szysmanski, B. Jaco, S. Bova, M. Schwartz, D Zawodni, P. Eisinger, T. Drewicz, D. Vogelbach, T. Daney. Wrestling Row 1: R. Toth, C. Sutton, R. Cousino, D. Hughes, D. Kelleher, T. Medford, S. Murzynski, M. Zaciek, G. Bryan. Row 2: Tim Horne Asst. Coach, I. Wolff, C. Meyer, L. Flury, l. Conklin, M. Schlagater, S. Carroll, D. Stoll, Don Wyper Coach. Basketball Row 1: G. Rush, R. Erd, B. Sikorski, T. Gerken, E. Cle- mons, T. McHugh, M. Thebes. Row 2: M. Swartz, B. laco, T. Malinowski, G. Allen, L. Lid- dell, D. Bak, T. Willie, Coach jim Robinson. Swimming Row 1: 1. Winters, K. Stevens, B. Clegg, Co-Captain R. Wohl, Co-Captain B. O'Conor, C. Carroll, 1. Conrad, K. Seibenick, B. Martin, Coach Dennis Graves. Row 2: T. Smale, M. Bevington, C. O'Conor, A. Barone, C. lohns, R. Smenner, M. Lishewski, M. Schlatter, I. Bertolina, M. Wohl, Fr. William Fisher. Row 3: D. Clark, N. Daudelin, B. Bruecken, D. Conrad, D. MacDonald, B. Ward, M. Rummel, P. Henehan, M. Hensien, T. McDuffee, T. Powell. Not Pictured: 1. Restivo, E. Walker, j. Murtagh, j. Tippery, M. Brunsman, E. Goodman, P. Malone. 57 Things to be done if Things to be done 'k Things t 99 GJ C o -G . GJ .Q o -I-J U3 OD E .C i- 96- GJ C o -cs GJ Q VV' O IHTGI' -I-3 UU DD .E .C +- -X- GJ C o T5 GJ Q o -I-J U7 OD E .C i- + Things to be done T Things to be done if Things 58 be done T Things to be done ii Things to be done if lsguiql O QUI P UO ,FS Lil s8ui X v- - 4 f-i- C CT FD Cl. 0 3 CD -B6 -I EI :J to be done ik Things to be done X 59 The community aspects of St. Francis are further fostered through rallies and various as- sembly presentations. The Rally Committee, headed by jim Loeffler and Tom Buehrer, works to inspire the student body. The Assembly Chairman, john McGowan, is constantly searching for amusing and somewhat educational presen- tations to entertain the com- munity. Whether it be a Beat Central rally, a Shakespeare assembly or a concert by a re- nowned choir, rallies and as- semblies serve to bring indi- viduals together in a sense of constructive fun. The Inspiration, The Fun 4 N I 61 Basketball Surprises All After tying a record before the season began Cfewest returning Iettermen - zerol the 1973-74 Basketball Knights turned in a per- formance which is something more than respectable. Even though our roundball charges suffered defeat at the hands of Central, Coach lim Robin- son's B-Ballers won a measure of revenge over former Knight mentor lim Kubacki with a victory over his Whit- mer team. Co-captains Tom Gerken and Bob Sikorski provided the kind of floor leadership which allows Knight supporters to look into the not so distant future with the proverbial great expec- tations. uf' aff amvnsm,W,Q,1.A.-.- 4 1 64 A Mat ls A Lonely Place Wrestling is a lonely sport, there is no way to avoid that conclusion. Running and lift- ing from afternoon til evening every day. Walking out onto a mat before friends, enemies alike solely to place one's pub- lic and private respect in jeopardy. To win - alone or to lose - alone. To many the record became 122-1-O. A loss is a step back: perhaps it is the wrong direction, but it enables a sense of perspective. The wrestler builds for the team, for the school. He may lose, but the team will win. A thankless task it is, and the tri- bute belongs to the wrestler, whomever he may be, for it is his sacrifice, his isolation, which win the day. Student Council - sponsored dances relieve a multifaceted burden for the men of St. Francis. While producing much of the SC revenue, dances offer the opportunity to escape from everyday pres- sures as well as create the so- cial occasion to meet with members of the opposite sex. A good deal of the credit for our successful dances belongs to jim McGowan and Galaxy Productions, who also super- vise the procurement of musi- cal magicians for special events - Homecoming, Christmas dances and the junior!Senior Prom Knights Boogie! Q13 5 W 3 Q5 U, W Intramurals: Fun Follies of the Fall Intramurals. There. One says it all when one uses that word around St. Francis. For in the autumn months, when days getter shorter and trees turn barer, and everybody finds himself back behind a desk and an eight-ball, the programs which are grouped under the heading Intramurals slowly begin to take shape. A football bounces across the 40-yard line. A freshman follows it. A tennis ball dives across the net. jeff LaPlant is not far behind. Football. Tennis. Fall. Father jim Caesar Sottek. Colorful portraits of a high school in action. Intramurals. What can you say when you've said it all? 1 Knight's opponents all we A new aquatic sport was christened this year, one hose cornerstone is firmly implanted in our swimming program. The Aqua-Knights, as have come to be called, have compiled an record despite fierce competition from other water polo teams they confronted. With Dennis Graves at the helm, the team has through the season 12-1. Their only setback at the hands of Ann Arbor Huron, who the win to avenge an earlier loss to the Buoys from Bancroft. With Senior co-captains Bill O'Conor and Bob Wohl providing leadership and junior Chris johns providing points, the Aqua- Knights averaged 15 goals a game to their oppo- nents' 4. The State Championship proved a most satisfying knight cap as the SFS entry easily dunked their rivals in the waters of Euclid Ohio. Dominance is difficult in sports. But the team has demonstrated that it possesses both the will and the way. is-f-is , 71 Vi.. K: ,iw Nah A, , AF.,Eu,,i4. ,, . r .k-,, V, in fk 4. W. I. I . M VW Y 5 Rag-,rwgm ROETHI A Q in ig . i 1 if , L I 4 ' 1 .'.-.,,,, if 'V -I K ., .. K U ' . ,M 5 A if . X R1 A.1, .1L.q, ggg.g.4,:::zr 'ZVL ZWIMZL ,,.g::, ,::.7 .i..b 1 .: -1: :',,. 3 Qi me Intelligence. Quick Reaction Luck? Two battlefields. Alike and yet so different. The bright and noisy arena of a TV studio or a dimly lit, nearly deser- ted classroom. A step into a basically foreign envi- ronment or competition in one of the world's oldest contests. Yes, they are different, but both Quiz Bowl and Chess rely on a certain intelligence, quick reactions and a quanta of luck. Fr. Koelzer's 1973 Quiz Kids, lim Conrad, Ron Mieczkowski, George Lewandowski, joe johnson and Bob Busse par- ticipated in an agressive match but fell to Cardinal Stritch. Fr. Ankenbrandt's fared better, manuvering to victory in more than half of their matches. Svvrmmers Vie For State Honors The 1973-74 Swimminglteam was one of the best in St. Francis history. While floun- dering only under the fins of national power St. Xavier, the Aqua-Knights dominated their other dual-meet rivals. Under the direction of Butch Graves, Fr. Bill Fisher and captains Bill O'Conor and Robert Wohl, our swimmers have the potential for taking a stroke toward the State Championship. F Q' Icers Face-Off With Foes With all the action of the N.H.L., the St. Francis hockey club flashed across the ice. With the aid of coach Bob Schiller and assistant coachlmoderator Pat Geraghty, the hopes of a fruit- ful season were made the real- ity. The icers had hard times with the league leaders Whitmer and Woodward, but bounced back with victories over Lake, Clay and other op- ponents. The lights were flash- ing now and so were the hopes of city placement in the league. Row 1: B. Otto, M. Shanahan, l. Cotherel, B. Marzec, T. Korhumel, 1. Norton, S. Schiller. Row 2: P. Geraghty tMod, Asst. coachl, 1. Schiller, T. Marzec, l. Murphy, S. Nodaud, T. Dziad, M. Stansley, B. Bates, G. Oczarzak, Bob Schiller lCoachl. Missing: M. Bigelow, T. Waniewski. ,M ,-' 'fi' Christmas 1973. An energy crisis looms before us. Life is definitely changed . . . Cars are used more sparingly, thermostats are lowered and Christmas lights are almost nonexistent. As Skylab circled the planet, Kohoutek shone its light earthward. Dreams of a White Christmas were fulfilled by a twelve inch blizzard. tThey even closed schoolll The coming of the Prince of Peace was celebrated in various ways: terrorist bombings in London, small skirmishes in the wartorn Middle East, and there were even a few religi- ous celebrations. Children tore through wrapping to view their gifts, but the one greatest gift was still missing. Still hunger, crime, and war, but still the hope of a world free from these trials. Christmas 1973. Christmas 1973 f ig ,jg ff t y .S 'sf I 79 Keglers Practice Skills The Bowling teams at St. Francisjust might receive the greatest number of opportunities to practice the skills learned in school. Besides the necessary strength and co-ordination, the bowlers must study the motion and momentum of a spherical projectile, the arithmetic calculations of scoring, the correct techniques of body English , and occasionally even Religion Ca prayer for a string of strikes, perhaps.J Fr. Edward Chrzanowski is the moderator of the keglers, and the famed Kowalski brothers, Steve and Mike, are dedicated to surpassing the accomplishments of their able and experienced leader. The American a 1 l 6 i Row 1: Gary Toth, Steve Ellison. Row 2: Mike Kowalski, Steve Kowalski, Rick Morrison. Forensics Forge Forward One of the newest and yet most successful competitive groups at St. Francis is the Forensics team. While only in their second year, the debaters, lead by coach Ester Kalmbach and moderator Larry jankowski have turned in a number of fine performances. Outstanding individuals including lack Hart, Bob Busse, Mike Korpics, Bob Croskery, Ed Buzek and jeff Ulman have helped to write a phenomenal success story including firsts in the Golden Knight and Ohio State Forensics Tournaments, and regional and national ranking. Hours of practice and research have earned our debaters the laurels of a powerp laurels which they will hold for years to come. 82 .- A A . Row 1: 1. Hart, B. Busse, 1. Uiman, E. Williams. Row 2: 1. Priebe,j Kolanko, B. Niedzielski, D. Escott, T. Mouch, B. Kenny. Row 3: F Wayne, I. Nussel, J. Mandula, X, D. Carr, Y, M. Mandula, K. Has- sei. Not Pictured: R. Croskery, M. Korpics, E. Buczek, G. Marches, I. Murtagh. ii fum... ... K AAN Parents Help Keep SFS Alive There are two organizations which are absolutely essential for the continued growth and prosperity of the St. Francis community. The Chappuis and Brisson associations, moderated by Fr. Thomas Landgraff and Fr. William Fisher respectively, provide much in the way of financial support, and donate their time in a number of other ways. Mr. Charles Comes acts in a special capacity, his efforts and endless support having served the St. Francis community from its very inception. x .furn- vng , ix w iw A Day For All One annual event at SFS not co-chairmen Tom McHugh only produces the necessary and Dan Cullum spent many financial food to keep St. hours in tedious preparation of Francis functioning, but also this endeavor-Funarama. Even gives masses of people the though we all can't be winners opportunity to indulge in of large or expensive prizes, contests, raffles and other we all can delight in the games of chance. The Brisson prospect of adding one more and Chappuis associations year of existance to St. Francis. along with the student s slim: w Y V 'r- . V 1 4 3 's v ,X N fp, f-V H 5 88 Makes Turn For Improvement ceqh Ii ,nhl l WSFK, the Knights' television station, underwent a major format change for the '73-'74 viewing season. The daily shows were replaced with a weekly production which ena- bled a longer, more profes- sional program. The new WSFK enables more students to become involved with the inside details of TV produc- tion, and, under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Stucker, promises to be a far cry from the days of WSFK's infancy. The Accolade copy is revealed, the advisor frowns. Tony Slawinski's apple flies across the room as his assistant editors, George Lewandowski and Larry Schmidbauer grin guiltilyg Mr. Moran's frown deepens. Scott Bieszczad and Nick Moulopoulos emerge from the darkroom: what's up? Both shrug, returning to their task as john McGowan, joe johnson and jim Conrad return from Mac's with dinner. Mike Karolak and Tim Mouch drop everything, and are the first to reach the bag. Mr. Moran smiles. Tony sits back from the layout with a sigh and looks over to see -how Larry Tremsky is faring. Deadlines! Writing, typing, taking pictures and putting everything on pages. A yearbook. The year- book. Eight minutes of pure fun. Eight hours of pure work. A lopsided bargain. But ten members, almost a thousand yearbooks? Not Bad!! ead This Book!! I 1 ink George Lewandowski, Clyde Fern iwhat's he doing there?J, 1. joseph McGowan, Me, Tim Mouch, Larry Schmidbauer, Scott Bieszczad, Nick Moulopoulos. Where's Bugsy? Up from the depths of barest toleration, the music depart- ment at St. Francis has ma- tured, mastering the rhythm and beat of the now sound. Under the experienced baton of Mr. Ed Zaplatel the band reached new heights in musi- cal entertainment. The music department sprouted another branch with the conception of the glee club, meticulously di- rected by Dr. Robert Carroll. ln conclusion, the music de- partment fulfills an important cultural need in the St. Francis community. MusiKnights , 'MX i -mis., I - 93 Y- 94 The LANCE this year continued improving. Under the leadership of moderator Mr. Laurence lank- owski, co-editors Ron Mieczkowski and jim San- ford, and sports editor Tom Buehrer, many fine is- sues of the LANCE were turned out. Many thanks are also due to the writers, columnists, typists, photographers and other staff members who worked many long hours trying to put out the best news- paper in the history of St. Francis High School. 1 4, , 'Q x f .. ,,,, KW, 'wwf ,, , A , W .gif 1? my ' u , 45:53 Seated: QL to RJ jim Wright, Gary Smolka, Mike Karolak, Nussel, Frank, the student from Sales ireligious editori, Tom Buehrer, joe Feick, Kevin Lippert, Tom Waniewski, john McGowan, Ron Mieczkowski fco-editorl, jim Sanford Harry Graves. Standing: Bob Mieczokowski, jeff Flac- tco-editorl. zinski, Larry Tremsky, jeff Pickens, Tony Slawinski, Greg 95 90' O O. 3552599 Il f Q! ill Yl'liUOll'lll I3 it within we change quickly 5 for - because of- in spite of PEGPLE? ideas WOFD away by vvi nds aqe-olo Bonos at a RIPPED APART Z ERRISSEN DEC HIRE ! 1 w 4 5 I i l i THE PHUEHIX HISES W 1 The weak become STRQNG N 4 And time passes and '1 1 1 we grow. + 1 c.b. Sf 1 3 109 110 the knights Student Council Sets Way For Student Bod Many SFS activities are managed andlor funded by the Student Council. Steve Bova, Marty Werner, Brian Kenney and Marc Schlatter, along with moderator Fr. Richard Forti, class and sectional representatives and committee chairmen all give of their time and effort to insure the success of various St. Francis undertakings. While a number of students receive a taste of governmental processes, ranking even greater in importance is the fact that everyone learns of the tremendous responsibilities and the spirit of co-operation which are prevalent in any workable organization. Bova, Pres. p Fr. Richard Forti, Moderator, Marty Werner, V.P mith, Parliamentarianp Brian Kenney, Treas., Marc Sec. 4 hose Senior Daze Seniors Russ Irvine, Vice-President, Ralph Anderson, President, Fr. William Fisher Moderator, Bill O'Conor, Secretary, and Tom Francel, Treasurer Ralph Anderson Scott Banachowski Bruce Barut G. Steven Bova Gary Bryan Thomas Buehrer Christopher Burkhardt Charles Carroll Charles Ceglio john Cervenec Timothy Cisowski William Clegg 117 james Cobak john Collins john Connolly james Conrad Michael Conrad Daniel Cullum Thomas Daney james Danko james Deckelman Mark Delorio Warren Dick Peter Douglas james Durka john Dvorack Christopher Elwing Ray Emrick james Engel Martin Ensman james Escott john Extejt joel Feick jeff Flaczinski Leo Flury Ralph Fondren i ,K Kirk Hassel james Hearons Vincent Herr Thomas Hixon Daniel Holland Kevin Hood Andrew Horvath Michael Howard Fred Hudak Russell Irvine Michael lwinski joseph johnson james luhasz Paul Kalanquin Robert Kelleher Brian Kendrick Kenneth Kilman Greg Knapik Michael Kookoothe Steven Kowalski Michael Kumor jerry Kunisch jeff LaPlant Randy Larson Daniel Lavey George Lewandowski Philip Lingle james Loeffler Stephen Lucas Donald Maier Tom Malinowski Mark Malinowski David Martin Bruce Marzec Thomas Marzec james McGowan l james Murphy Steve Murzynski Francis Nedom james Nunemaker Martin O'Brien john O'Connor William O'Conor Brian O'Shea Gregory Owczarak joseph Perlaky jeffrey Pickens john Pluto Paul Radon Kevin Rainey joseph Restivo David Richards Patrick Rodeman Michael Roesner james Ross james Sanford Lawrence Schmidbauer Kim Seeman Kurt Siebenick Robert Sheroian 126 Robert Sikorski Thomas Skowronek Tony Slawinski Steve Smith Perry Snyder Kirk Stevens Michael Stiff Richard Stoll Bruce Studders Chris Szymanski George Taylor jr. Arthur Torda 127 jeffrey Wall Thomas Waniewski Edward Ways james Webb David Weber Paul Weber Martin Werner Thomas Wille Eugene Williams john Winters . Robert Wohl Edwin Wolff Robert Wood Kenneth Yee Mark Zaciek Dennis Zawodni Michael Zychowicz junior i joe Pasquinelly, V.P., Fr. Dave Whalen, Moderator, Mike Schlageter, Pres., Chip Guy, Sec., i and Nick Moulopouios, Treas. junior Gary Allen joel Andryc joseph Angel james Aust Jeffery Babka Brian Bach Laurence Baibak David Bak Brian Bates Michael Bauer Frederick Berning lan Bertolina Scott Bieszczad Mark Bigelow Ronald Blagus Patrick Brennan Lawrence Brunk Edward Buczek Robert Burtscher Robert Busse Philip Carroll Frederick Cisowski Edward Clemons Steven Collins David Comes james Conklin Michael Costigan Thomas Cullum james Czerniakowski Daniel Daunhauer junior Michael Davis james Deak Matthew Delorio. Timothy Doran Thomas Dreeze Theodore Drewicz Robert Duran Alan Dusseau Anthony Dziad Paul Eisinger Ronald Erd james Fabos Donald Fandrey Samuel Fisher David Gaul john Galvin Ramon Garcia Alan Geha john Geha Richard Gerity jay Gerkin Timothy Gilliland David Gorny Michael Granata Paul Granata Gary Granger David Grimes Dale Grocki leffery Gross Frederick Guy junior Robert Hager Bruce Harrington Mark Hartung Ronald Helfrich Martin Henahan Allen Hite Robert Hoffman David Hughes David lgnasiak William Jaco Chris johns . Russell lurski Michael Karolak Brian Kenney Charles Knaggs Thaddeus Knapik Keith Kobee Timothy Korhumel Michael Korpics George Kothe Michael Kowalski Robert Kowalski Timothy Kronbach Douglas Kruzel Jeffery Kuehn Dennis LaBrecque Stephen LaFontaine james Laney Michael Langenderfer Ronald Lanzenberger 133 junior Thomas Lawicki Randal Lewandowski Lee Liddell Fredrick Lingle Cary Linkfield Marc Lishewski Kevin McCarthy Thomas McDuffee David McGhee Michael McGowan Stephan Maciewjewski George Magill Donald Maher Mark Mandula Robert Martin Ernest Marvet Raymond Mensing john Metzger Robert Mieczkowski John Mierzwiak Francis Mikhail Harry Mitchell Paul Molnar Nicholas Moulopoulos john Muller Maurice Myers Gregory Noe Mark Nowakowski lay Nussel Thomas Oswald junior joseph Pasquinelly joseph Paszczykowski Deepak Patel jeffrey Peer james Pencheff Diego Perez Charles Perzynski Allan Pinkelman Terrence Powell Frank Ricci Steven Riley Craig Ritchie john Sanford joseph Schiller Michael Schlageter Eric Schroeder Michael Schwartz Robert Simon Alan Simonis joseph Skaff Richard Smenner Gary Smolka Robert Snyder Roger Staccone Mark Stansley Ron Stiebler Hutch Strahm Dennis Swope Donald Szenderski john Szymanski junior james Szyskowski Michael Teiper Michael Thebes john Thielen john Tifft Timothy Timar Gary Toth Ron Toth Christopher Velker Robert Voyles Eric Walker Carl Welch john Westhoven Paul Westmeyer Robert Westphal jeffery Wingate Michael Wohl james Wright Robert Wyszumalia john Yark Gregory Zmuda W- Looking To The Future-juniors Anthony Allen Michael Antonini Thomas Badyna David Barciz Andrew Barone Mike Kelley, Treas., Fr. Cecil O'Donnell, Moderator, Mike Kenney, Pres., Marty Miller, Sec., and Chris Sutton, V.P. Sophomor N.,-1-' Aft ,f Soph Steven Bauer Frank Baumgartner Michael Berning Patrick Biel Paul Biler David Binkley David Bova Kevin Boyer Dennis Brooks Robert Brooks Craig Brownridge Bruce Brownridge Matthew Brunsman Christopher Cappelletty Robert Carroll Scott Carroll Michael Carson Thomas Cooper Kevin Corrigan William Costigan joseph Cothrel Richard Cousino Michael Couturier Sean Cummings jon Cytrynowicz George Damasco john DeHan Glenn DeNies Thomas Deprest Brian Dick 139 Soph David Dmytryka lohn Docis joseph Dressler Timothy Fletcher Brian Fondren john Francis Gary Franklin Benjanin Fretti Timothy Gerken Kevin Gibson Mark Goduto Thomas Gonsiorowski james Gorski Richard Gradel Gregg Graham Mark Granata Kirk Graves Richard Griswold David Gricki William Hadgigeorge Thomas Hearons Patrick Henahan Michael Hettle Armand Hoffer Reid Holmes Mark Houston Robert Ignasiak Bruce Iiams Darrell jackson Martin janowiecki Soph Dennis johnson john johnson Warren johnson David johnson Mark Kelley Michael Kelly Kevin Kennedy Michael Kenney David Kilgore Nicholas Kissoff joseph Kitting john Klug Gregory Koester Louis Komorowski Neil Kookoothe Thomas Kornacki David Kujawa Robert Kuron Paul Kwapich Richard La Valley Michael LaVoy Peter Lesley Taylor Linkfield Kevin Lippert Louis Liszi Geza Locsey Daniel Losek james Lundberg Daniel MacDonald john McAvoy i 141 Soph Timothy McDuffee Martin McKelvey Michael McMahon Michael McManus Mark McNeal Gary Madrzykowski john Mandula Michael Mangan Gary Martin jeffery Mason james Mayer Michael Mayer james Mennitt jeffery Miller LaMaree Miller john Minor Manuel Monteil Steven Moore Michael Mossing Steven Murphy james Murtagh Randal Musch Thomas Myers Kevin NaVaree john Nelson john Nitkiewicz Gregory Nussel Kevin O'Connell Patrick O'Connell Casey O'Conor Soph Michael Ollivier Brian Otto joseph Padilla Daniel Palmer Brion Parcell Christopher Plettner Thomas Puszczewicz Roger Ramsey Steven Reed William Regan Terry Rodeman Patrick Saine Bruce Sallah Marc Schlatter Robert Seymour Terrance Skinner Gerald Smale Donald Snell Herbert Sommers john Stine Bennie Sullivan Kennie Sullivan Gregory Sutton Robert Taormina Gregory Taylor Matthew Taylor Eric Thoreson james Tippery jeffery Topping Richard Torchia Soph joesph Torti Patrick Towle Robert Trease Daniel Truman William Turner Mark Tussing Jeffery Ulman Kris Walen Robert Ward Fredrick Wayne Patrick Weaver Walter Webb Eric Weber William Weis Kurt Werner Roy Whitaker Mark Williams Michael Williams Dean Wisniewski Ned Wisniewski Denny Wosner Reinhold Wuwert Donald Zbierajewski Sophomores?? Anthony Agby Douglas Allen Mark Andray Frank Arvay Tim Aubry Vl lr A Fresh mer Mr. Pat Geraghty, Modg Ton Noe, Secg Doug Conrad, V.F Gary Mertes, Treasp Warren Bach, Pres Frosh Warren Bach Larry Baker Steven Berlincourt Anton Bernhoffer Mark Bevington Nelson Bolden Timothy Borrell Martin Bower Bruce Bowers Martin Boyer Dennis Boyle Bradley Bruggemann Mark Brunsman Mark Buganski joesph Busse Hugh Callahan Duane Carr Sean Carroll Daniel Cawthorn Michael Ciha john Clapp David Clements Mark Conley Kevin Connor Douglas Conrad Gregory Crosby Eduardo Crotte Kevin Culkowski loeseph Darcangelo Paul Decant Frosh Paul Devine loesph Dombi john Donahue Terrance Doran Gregory Downing Mark Dreher Michael Dunn Dennis Duross Tom Duszynski james Ellis Steven Dllison Thomas Ensman David Escott Martin Extejt Stephen Fabos jackie Filka john Fisher john Fitzgibbons Michael Flis Mark Freer Paul Fretti james Gagin Edward Garcia Douglas Geiger Matthew George Daniel Gibbs 'Mark Glonek Stephen Gonzalex Edward Goodman Robert Gospodarek Frosh Peter Grady Doug Graham john Grimes Mark Grohnke james Haack Michael Heak Alfredo Hamilton john Hasenauer jeffrey Heckman Robert Hellrung Gregory Herr Kenneth Hojacki james Holmes Barry Hudgin Christopher Huffer leffery Hum john Ireland Michael jakubec jeffrey jan Michael jan Matthew lasinski Errol Jeffries Francis johnson Michael jones Paul juhasz Mark juhnke Robert Kahle john Kaiser Daniel Kardasz Mark Katafiasz Frosh Michael Kennedy Leslie Kevehazi jeffrey Kimble joesph Kolanko Csaba Kosza Carey Kowalski David Kretin Kevin Kruse Dale Dubiak Michael Kujawa Timothy Langenderfer Brett Langston loesph Lawton Douglas Lewandowski Richard Lewandowski Thomas Lewandowski Matthew Lewczynski joseph Lindsley Mark Lingle Louis Lishewski Steve Locsey Paul Loeb Gregory Long john McCarthy Charles McCune Norman McGhee David McGill Glenn McGinley james McHugh Kevin McManus Frosh Michael McVicker Randy Macrae Harold Maier Kent Makulinski Mark Malak Thomas Monahan joseph Mangan Dennis Mandry George Manton Pierre Marlais Dennis Martineau Gary Mertes james Meyer Vincent Mezinko Mark Michalak Steven Miller Timothy Mislan Stephen Mockensturm Kevin Moenter Peter Monaghan Howard Moore Gary Morsches Steve Mossing Timothy Mouch john Mueller David Muller Robert Myers Stephen Nadaud Robert Niedzielski Thomas Noe Frosh jeffrey Norton Brian Nowak Gregory Nowak Timothy Nowicki james Ockuly A Robert Odle Thomas O'Donnell Michael Pacholski jay Palicki David Parker Eric Pauken Norman Pearson Norman Pietrowski john Pigett Anthony Pineiro Allen Poturalski john Priebe Michael Rahmel james jajski Michael Rauh Rick Rectenwald john Rockwell Tony Rodriguez Mark Rummel Timothy Rumpf Gregory Rush Nicholas Ryley Rodney Sabo Timothy 'Scheuer Stephen Schiller A VI. Frosh jeffrey Schirm john Schlagheck Steven Schmidbauer joel Seeman Thomas Seeman james Sequin Michael Selz Mark Shanahan Michael Shaw Todd Shealy Christopher Shiple Scott Sieler Dwayne Simmons Timothy Smale Cam Smith Charles Sobecki Greg Sobecki George Sopko Raymond Soviar Anthony Staccone Richard Sulenski Daniel Sullivan Zennie Sullivan Jeffery Sutton Charles Swartz Martin Sweeney David Switzer joesph Syring William Szaroleta Kevin Szenderski 4 Frosh Dale Szumigala David Szumigala john Tarsha Robert Thompson james Tillman David Torchia Thomas Toth Robert Turner jeffrey Valentine james Van Dusen Gregory Vascik Patrick Voyles Keith Walker Larry Watson james Weber Kevin Weiss Charles Westrick Dean Widman David Wilson Lawrence Woods Danny Yee Gene Zmuda Getting With the Spirit of Things, i 't.' xi ve v gik ,F knzwi-,QZQAIV Tj. 1. .44 ' .'EfSf,s Kgszffi -'rf f t- 1 1 fire if? ., 1 wi L .. ' . ' L ' QQ r iff :-' -.f W: t t 2 fs .fr H t 1 - ef. e,., it i an ' , xl- , ' Q -' '3'ii it pf A 2 . J 4' iff' 5' e TTR. X if.: t 'W ' :Qt -1.5 -wel. ' ' 1 S X1 A Freshmen .gp-H0 Senior Director ANDERSON, RALPH OLIVER 475-5719 2317 Dellwood St. Clement Class Secretary 15 Class President 45 Col- legium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council Secretary 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 15 Visitation 1,45 German Club 3,45 Prom Committee 45 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Disciplinary Board 4. BANACHOWSKI, SCOTT EDWARD 475-1449 5328 Fern St. Clement 'Football 1,2,3,45'Honors 1,35 Wrestling 1,2. BARUT, BRUCE ALAN 479-9805 2923 Gunckel Gesu Chess 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 1,2,35 Tennis 2. BOVA, GEORGE STEVEN 535-7877 2644 Middlesex Gesu Baseball 1,25 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council President 45 WSFK 2,35 Visitation 45 French Club 3,4. BRYAN, GARY MICHAEL 474-5943 1748 Macomber Gesu Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Manager 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. BUEHRER, THOMAS ROBERT 475-6878 3810 Seckinger Christ the King Accolade 45 Big Brothers 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Dramatics 3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 45 Track 1,25 Wrestling 15 WSFK 1,2535 Visitation 1,45 Rally Committee 45 Stage Crew 4, 156 BURKHARDT, CHRISTOPHER GEORGE 476-0806 326 Northdale Regina Coeli Class Secretary 35 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Hon- ors 2,3,45 Lance 15 Wrestling 15 WSFK 2,3. CARROLL, CHARLES WESLEY 882-1529 5329 Bainbridge St. Joseph, Sylvania Class Vice-President 25 Collegium Honorum 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Swim- ming 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Tennis 2,45 Water Polo 2,35 Visitation 1,4. CEGLIO, CHARLES PATRICK 478-9834 1120 Berdan St. Agnes Baseball 1,2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Latin Honor Society 3,45 Junior Classical League 3,4. CERVENEC, JOHN KELLEY 691-5022 726 Spring Grove St. Thomas Aquinas Band 1,25 Honors 35 Visitation 1,4. CISOWSKI, TIMOTHY ALAN 726-0722 3751 Suder St. Adalbert Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Track 25 Visi- tation 4. CLEGG, WILLIAM KEVIN 535-7060 2647 Barrington Gesu Collegium Honorum 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Swiming 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 2,3,45 French Club 3,4. COBAK, JAMES MICHAEL 479-1095 3414 Cheltenham St. Pius X Football 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. COLLINS, JOHN DENNIS 382-5409 2309 Dana St. Charles Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. CONNOLLY, JOHN FRANCIS 474-9928 4750 Monac Christ the King Baseball 1,2,35 Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CONRAD, JAMES FRANCIS 536-6233 1740 Parkside Gesu ' Accolade 45 Big Brothers 45 Class President 35 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Cross Coun- try 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Lance 2,3,45 Quiz Bowl 3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Water Polo 1,25 Visitation 1,45 Tutoring 3,45 German Club 3,4. CONRAD, MICHAEL EDWARD 536-6233 1740 Parkside Gesu Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 4. CROSKERY, ROBERT FORSYTHE 531-8260 3113 Kenwood Debate 45 Lance 45 Tennis 4. CULLUM, DANIEL JAMES 531-5216 1942 Foster Gesu Big Brothers 45 Football 1,2,35 Honors 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Track 15 Wrestling 15 WSFK 35 Visitation 1,45 Funarama Chairman 4. DANEY, THOMAS ROBERT 472-4274 5918 Georgedale St. Clement Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DANKO, JAMES MICHAEL 478-7072 3901 Hoiles St. Agnes Honors 1,2,3,4. DECKELMAN, JAMES ALAN 474-5666 4364 Lyman St. Catherine Collegium Honorum 25 Cross Country 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. EIORIO, MARK FRANCIS 72-4839 5937 Tethervvood t. Clement Baseball 1,25 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ' ICK, WARREN 75-5750 5236 Calyx t. Clement Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Lance 3,45 Tutor 3,45 French Club 3,4. DOUGLAS, PETER 531-3912 St. Jude Golf 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 25 Tennis 2,3,4. 2849 Falmouth DURKA, JAMES JOHN 693-6432 lHoIy Rosary Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Orchestra for Musical 1,2,3,4. 669 Reineck ?DVORACK, JOHN STEVEN 823-6420 22250 Haskins St. Aloysius, Bowling Green I 'ELWlNG, CHRISTOPHER M. '478-6122 4216 North Haven St. Agnes Band 1,2,3,45 Honors 45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Visitation 1,4. ' EMRICK, RAY ALAN 847-7386 2236 West Erie Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Temperance Intramurals 2. l ENGEL, JAMES NEIL 893-0124 2262 Belvedere St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Lance 45 Tennis. 2. ENSMAN, MARTIN JOSEPH 535-6972 3455 Drummond St. Pius X Honors I,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Track 1,2,3, Visitation 45 I French Club 3. ESCOTT, JAMES ROBERT 478-6178 1663 Stanbery St. Catherine Glee Club 45 Honors 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Visitation 4. EXTEJT, JOHN IGNATIUS 536-1316 935 Parkside St. Hyacinth Accolade 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 45 Honors 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 25 Visita- tion 1,45 Drum Major 45 Orchestra for Musi- cal 1,2,3,4. FEICK, JOEL CHRISTOPHER 536-7820 1947 Clarenden Gesu Dramatics 45 Golf 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 45 Visitation 4. FLACZINSKI, JEFFREY EDWARD 246-7203 205 West Oakland St. George Orthodox Collegium 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Lance 3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Swimming 15 Student Council 3,45 Latin Honor Society 3,45 Tutor 2. FLURY, LEO JOHN ANDREW 536-1792 1939 Mt. Vernon Gesu Football 1,35 Honors 1,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Co-Captain 4. FONDREN, RALPH JOSEPH 882-7821 4713 King St. Joseph, Sylvania Big Brothers 45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 Visitation 4. FOX, GARY NORMAN 476-0974 924 Waybridge Regina Coeli Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Visitation 4. FRANCEL, THOMAS JOSEPH 536-1477 1802 Perth Gesu Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Class Treasurer 1,3,45 Class President 25 Collegium Hon- orum 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- Cil 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Visitation 4. FRANK, ROBERT ALLEN 473-9926 5864 Meadowvale St. Clement Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 45 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 1. FREDERICK, MARK ALLEN 882-6520 4329 Birch Tree Christ the King Baseball 1,25 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GEIGER, JEFFREY MICHAEL 531-8561 4205 Sheraton Gesu Baseball 15 Big Brothers 45 Class Vice- Preisdent 35 Cross Country 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 WSFK 45 Visitation 4. GERKEN, THOMAS WILLIAM 478-7884 1662 Kalida Baseball 1,2,3,45 Baseball Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Big Brothers 45 Collegium 3,45 Football 25 Honors I,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 German Club 3,4. GLONEK, MICHAEL RICHARD 246-2503 32 East Lake St. Adalbert Baseball 1,2,45 Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. GORNY, PAUL JOSEPH 536-0486 824 Parkside St. Hyacinth Band 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Visitation 45 Orchestra for Musical 2,3,4. GRAVES, HARRY LEVAY 726-7210 3219 135th St. John Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 German Club 3,45 Orchestra for Musical 2,3,4. GSTALDER, JOHN MARTIN 882-6149 4009 Rosegarden Christ the King Basketball 15 Honors 1,45 Tennis 45 WSFK 4. HARBERSON, LARRY DALE 385-2086 2314 Dana St. Charles Collegium Honorum 1,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 1. HART, JOHN PATRICK 385-4171 4732 Meadow Rue St. Patrick of Heatherdown Band 152,35 Debate 3,45 President of Debate 3,45 Dramatics 15 Honors 2,3,45 Lance 45 Tennis 35 Visitation 4. 157 HASSEL, KIRK C. 474-4349 4027 Ariel Christ the King Debate 45 Exchange Student 35 Honors 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,2,45 WSFK 4. HEARONS, JAMES S. 882-1316 S565 Sturbridge St. Joseph, Sylvania Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 French Club 3,4. HERR, VINCENT GEORGE 841-5461 6520 Wild Oaks Little Flower Band 25 Football 15 Honors 3,4. HIXON, THOMAS RYAN 726-6040 2638 102nd Messiah Lutheran Baseball 1,25 Intramurals 1,3,4. HOLLAND, DANIEL THOMAS 691-8600 422 Walden St. Louis Baseball 1,25 Hockey 1,35 Intramurals 3. HOOD, KEVIN PAUL 88,2-7713 4758 Homerdale Christ the King Honors 35 Intramurals 1,25 Wrestling 15 Visi- tation 4. HORVATH, ANDREW ARTHUR 693-6422 515 Paine St. Stephen Chess 2,45 Intramurals 3,4. HOWARD, MICHAEL JAMES 385-3471 4244 River Road OLPH Basketball 15 Collegium Honorum 15 Cross Country 15 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Tennis 1,25 Visi- tation 15 Latin Honor Society 35 junior Clas- sical League 3. HUDAK, FRED 666-3242 67969 Oregon Perrysburg Football 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. 158 IRVINE, RUSSELL JAMES 729-3298 5307 Ketukkee St. John Big Brothers 45 Class President 15 Class Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council Treasurer 25 Track 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,45 Visitation 4. IOHNSON, IOSEPH WILLIAM 385-7757 3711 Lynbrook St. Patrick of Heatherdown Accolade 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,45 Ex- change Student 35 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,245 Quiz Bowl 45 Visitation 4. JUHASZ, JAMES BERNARD 729-3544 551 Mettler St. Hedwig Band 1,2,3,45 Honors 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1. KALANQUIN, PAUL DARYL 478-6152 4032 North LOCkW0od St. Agnes I Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KELLEHER, ROBERT ANDREW 536-4036 4540 Brookside Gesu Football 1,2,3,45 Hockey 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Track 1,2. KENDRICK, BRIAN KEITH 241-5896 919 Lincoln St. Ann Chess 1,2,35 Honors 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 15 Track 25 Visitation 1,45 Bas- ketball 1. KNAPIK, GREGORY FRANCIS 472-7833 4043 Talmadge Court Christ the King Collegium Honorum 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 German Club 3,4. KOOKOOTHE, MICHAEL DEAN 472-8234 3159 Wendover St. Pius X Intramurals 1. KOWALSKI, STEVEN ROBERT 476-9286 4036 Caroline St. Agnes Baseball 15 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 15 German Club 3,4. KUMOR, MICHAEL ANTHONY 475-6925 4020 Marlaine Christ the King Honors 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Track 1,35 Wrestling 1,2,3. KUNISCH, GERALD PETER 829-2070 Box 141 Rt 1 St. Elizabeth Berkey Cross Country 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Visitation 4. LAPLANT, IEFFERY BLAKE 893-6942 2181 Eastgate St. Patrick of Heatherdown ' Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramur- als 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Visita- tion 4. LARSON, RANDAL J. 474-8096 3805 Garrison St. Pius X Dramatics 3,45 Intramurals 15 WSFK 2,3. LAVEY, DANIEL JOHN 536-7643 2022 Perth Gesu Honors 15 Intramurals 45 Tennis 15 Visitation 1. LEWANDOWSKI, GEORGE SCOTT 841-4117 3744 Shamrock Christ the King Assistant Editor of Accolade 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Quiz Bowl 45 Spirit Committee 1,45 Student Council 1,2,45 Visitation 45 German Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 4. LINGLE, PHILLIP JOSEPH 847-5395 8840 Crabb Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Temperance Bowling 25 Honors 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Visitation 4. LOEFFLER, JAMES WILLIAM 472-5258 4702 Talmadge Green Christ the King - Big Brothers 45 Debate 35 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swim- ming Manager 15 Spirit Committee 3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Track 15 WSFK 2,3,45 Visita- tion 45 German Club 3,4. I l LUCAS, STEVEN JOSEPH 693-6483 202 Milford St. Stephen Baseball 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Visitation 4. MCGOWAN, JAMES MATTHEW 841-4143 3641 Chesterton Christ the King Football 1,2,35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 2,45 WSFK 35 Galaxy Pro- ductions 45 Visitation 1,4. MCGOWAN, JOHN JOSEPH 882-3123 4619 Burningtree ,Christ the King Accolade 45 Big Brothers 45 Class Secretary 25 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Debate 35 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 3,45 Spirit Commit- tee 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 WSFK 2,35 Visitation 45 German Club 3,4. MCHUGH, THOMAS ALOYSIUS 476-4377 5457 San Paulo Regina Coeli Basketball 1,2,3,45 Big Brothers 45 Football 1,25 Honors 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Visitation 1,45 Funarama Chairman 4. MCKENNA, KENNETH NEIL 536-2367 3323 Kirkwall Gesu Band 1,25 Chess 1,25 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 ln- tramurals 1,2,35 Spirit Committee 1,2,3,45 Chairman Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Tutor 3,45 French Club 35 Visi- tation 4. MCLAUGHLIN, MICHEAL G. 382-6862 729 Lodge St. James Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Visitation 1,45 French Club 3,4. MAIER, DONALD MARTIN 536-4814 2023 Evansdale Gesu Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Visitation 4. MALINOWSKI, MARK 475-5787 2665 Midwood Gesu Baseball 15 Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 15 Visitation 4 MALINOWSKI, THOMAS JOHN 726-0427 651 Hudson St. Adalbert Band 15 Basketball 1,2,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARTIN, DAVID JOSEPH 472-1483 2615 Sherbrooke Gesu Collegium Honorum 2,35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Visitation 4. MARZEC, BRUCE 246-4263 3413 Elm St. Adalbert Hockey 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 1,25 Manager 25 Student Council 25 Visitation 1,4. MEDFORD, TIMOTHY JOHN 476-2321 6013 Rolland Regina Coeli Baseball 15 Class Treasurer 25 Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Lance 25 Student Council 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Co- Captain 45 Visitation 4. MEYER, CHRISTOPHER DANIEL 531-3984 2005 Richmond Gesu Honors 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. MIECZKOWSKI, RONALD ADAM l 244-1700 2713 Lagrange St. Hedwig Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 2,3,45 Lance Editor 45 Quiz Bowl 45 Spirit Committee 25 Student Council 2,45 Wrestl- ing 15 Visitation 45 French Club 3,4. MOCEK, PAUL JEROME 531-1059 2308 Hinde St. Hyacinth Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 45 Orchestra for Musical 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 4. MONAGHAN, MICHAEL G. 479-5232 3657 Garrison St. Pius X Dramatics 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 2,45 Spirit Committee 45 Wrestling 15 WSFK 2,35 Visitation 15 Latin Honor Soc- iety 35 Junior Classical League 3. MONKS, THOMAS P. 472-2941 4520 Oak Ridge Christ the King Football 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestl- ing 4. MORRIS, KEVIN JOHN 729-2576 3609 Dixie St. Michael Dramatics 3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Student Council 35 Track 25 Visitation 1,4. MORRISON, RICHARD B. 479-3538 2627 Sherbrooke Gesu Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Bowling 45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 WSFK 35 Visitation 1,45 Orchestra for Musical 2,3,4. MURPHY, JAMES BERNARD 531-1716 2122 Evansdale Gesu Football 35 Hockey 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MURZYNSKI, STEVEN EUGENE 476-5183 4415 Vermaas St. Catherine Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4, NEDOM, FRANCIS PAUL 729-2519 3412 Jeanette St. Vincent de Paul Band 1,2,45 Bowling 1,25 Debate 3, 45 In- tramurals 1,25 Honors 3. NUNEMAKER, JAMES MILTON 841-3964 3706 Chesterton Christ the King Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 15 Visitation 4. O'BRlEN, MARTIN PATRICK 475-6988 3323 Aldringham St. Pius X Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Vistiation 4. O'CONNOR, JOHN CHRISTOPHER 475-6906 3650 Grantley St. Pius X Baseball 1,2,3,45 Big Brothers 45 Honors 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council 45 Visitation 4. O'CONOR, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM 531-3762 1944 Parkside Gesu Big Brothers 45 Class Secretary 45 Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 15 Spirit Committee 3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 1,2,3,45 WSFK 2,3,45 Visitation 4. O'SHEA, BRIAN ANTHONY 478-6784 1356 Eleanor St. Catherine OWCZARZAK, GREGORY JOHN 531-3631 1967 Richmond Gesu Baseball 15 Dramatics 35 Football 1,25 Hoc- key 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. PERLAKY, JOSEPH ALBERT 693-5001 230 Sequoia St. Stephen Band 1,2,3,45 Band President 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Orchestra for Musical 2,3,4. PICKENS, JEFFERY DANIEL 385-1589 2750 Bradford OLPH Golf 1,25 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Visitation 1,45 WSFK 4. PLUTO, JOHN EDWARD 244-9265 60 Birkhead Cathedral Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Tennis 15 Visitation 4. RADON, PAUL A. 726-9412 1110 Woodward St. Vincent de Paul Baseball 15 Collegium Honorum 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Ger- man Club 3,4. RAINEY, KEVIN MICHAEL 726-9872 2627 109th Point Place UCC Chess 45 Dramatics 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 4. RESTIVO, JOSEPH FRANCIS 531-1710 3134 Darlington Gesu Baseball 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3, 45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 2,3,45 Visitation 4. 160 RICHARDS, DAVID M. 475-7623 3032 Douglas Baseball 25 Debate 15 Honors 3,45 Lance 1,2,3,45 Latin Honor Society 3,45 Junior Classical League 3,4. RODEMAN, PATRICK THOMAS 536-1179 1817 Potomac Gesu Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestl- ing 15 Visitation 45 Chemistry Club 4. ROESNER, MICHAEL 475-8109 2940 Elsie Christ the King Cross Country 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,45 Wrestling 1. ROSS, JAMES EDWARD 531-4326 1950 Parkside Basketball 15 Football, 1,2,3,45 Honors 15 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Track 2. SANFORD, JAMES ROBERT 478-8964 4570 Overland St. Catherine Accolade 2,3,45 Debate 1,35 Dramatics 3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,45 Lance 2,3,45 Lance Editor 45 Student Council 45 Tennis 15 WSFK 35 Visitation 4. SCHMIDBAUER, LAWRENCE MICHAEL 476-9708 4321 Bennett St. Agnes Accolade 3,45 Assistant Editor Accolade 45 Baseball 15 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Visitation 1,45 German Club 3,45 Tutor 1,2,3. SEIBENICK, KURT B. 847-5441 1319 Terra Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Com- mittee 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Visitation 1,4. SHERIOAN, ROBERT DAVID 246-7857 1460 Michigan St. Francis de Sales Band 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Orchestra for Musical 2,3,4. SIKORSKI, ROBERT T. 243-8556 25 West Pearl St. Adalbert Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 15 Honors 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 15 Spirit Committee 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Visitation 1,45 Co-Captain Bas- ketball 4. SKOWRONEK, THOMAS MATTHEW 478-7809 4246 North Lockwood St. Agnes Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Big Brothers 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Visitation 1,4. SLAWINSKI, ANTHONY EDWARD 726-3990 917 Clay St. Vincent de Paul Accolade 2,3,45 Accolade Editor 45 Drama- tics 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Lance 2,3,45 WSFK 1,2,35 Visitation 1,45 German Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 4. ' SMITH, STEPHEN HENRY 535-5951 2015 Mt. Vernon Gesu Bowling 15 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 C-lee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Spirit Committee 15 Student Council 1,2,45 Tennis 45 WSFK 15 Visitation 45 French Club 3,4. SNYDER, PERRY LEE 693-5269 2510 Consaul St. Stephens Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Visitation 45 Kitchen Staff 3,4. STEPHENS, KIRK RUSSELL 531-4727 2149 Emkay Dr. Hope Lutheran Church Honors 3,45 Intramurals 25 Swimming 2,3,45 Water Polo 2,3,45 Visitation 45 Cheerleading 3,4. STIFF, MICHAEL GERARD 385-4047 2455 So. Country Club St. Patrick's of Heatherdowns Big Brother 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Student Council 45 Visitation 1,45 Auxulium Latinum 3,45 Junior Classical League 3,4. STOLL, RICHARD HERMON 841-3148 5052 Catham Valley Dr St. Joseph, Sylvania Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. STUDDERS, BRUCE MICHAEL 841-5724 3651 Chesterton Christ the King Golf 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. SZYMANSKI, CHRISTOPHER RAY Christ the King 4322 Nantucket Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. TAYLOR, GEORGE JAMES 536-7064 1920 Joffre Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 45 Intramurals 2,35 Student Council 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. TORDA, ARTHUR J. 693-4359 130 Milford St. Stephen's Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 TREMSKY, LAWRENCE MICHAEL 666-2846 B749 Schrier Sts. Cyril and Methodius Accolade 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 25 French Club 3,45 Visitation 45 Musical Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Band Presient 3. TYNER, DAVID N. 536-2695 4149 Dunkirk Gesu Basketball 1,25 Big Brothers 45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 4, Visitation 1. VAMOS, STEPHEN JOSEPH 836-3032 24245 W. Reservation Line Rd. St. Stephen's Band 1,2,3,45 Honors 2,3,45 Lance 45 Visita- tion 1,45 French Club 35 Musical Orchestra 3,4. VOGELBACH, DENIS LEE 856-3187 7157 Rockingham St. Anthony, Lambertville, Mich. Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Golf 25 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Football t,2,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 WSFK 2,45 German Club 3,4. WALL, JEFFREY STEVEN 475-7119 6120 Atwell St. Clement Baseball 15 Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 15 Student Council 1,25 Visitation 4. WANIEWSKI, THOMAS 248-3458 249 E. Pearl St. Adalbert Dramatics 2,3,45 Hockey 3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 1,2,3,45 Manager 35 Wrestling 15 Visitation 1. WAYS, EDWARD JEFFREY 536-7579 817 Parkside Hope Lutheran Church Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1,3,4. WEBB, JAMES RICHARD 536-1632 2456 Barrington Collingwood Presbyterian Church Golf 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WEBER, DAVID JOHN 475-5448 5443 Rowland St. Clement Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Honors 35 In- tramurals 2,3,45 Visitation 4. WEBER, PA-UL JOHN 536-5479 3145 Hopewell Gesu Chess 35 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Visitation 4. WERNER, MARTIN DIETHEIM 841-7505 3302 Shakespeare Christ the King Cross Country 15 Swimming 1,25 Track 1,35 Water Polo 25 Student Council Vice Presi- dent 4. WILLE, THOMAS RICHARD 531-6606 3225 Kenwood Gesu Basketball 1,2,3,45 Honors 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lance 35 Track 15 Student Council 15 WSFK 1,2. WILLIAMS, EUGENE GLENN 382-8355 3217 Glanzman Apt. D34 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Debate 3,45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Honors 1,25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Lance 45 Spirit Committee 45 WSFK 35 Visitation 1,4. WINTERS, JOHN HARRISON 882-7729 4409 Old Lyme Christ the King Band 1,25 Dramatics 3,45 Intramural 1,2,3,45 Manager 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Cheerleading Chairman 4. WOHL, ROBERT JOSEPH 531-2183 1708 Mt. Vernon Gesu Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 15 Football 15 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,45 Swimming co- captain 45 Water Polo 45 Wrestling 1. WOLFF, EDWIN JAMES Ill 531-4988 2437 Densmore Gesu Football 15 Honors 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Visita- tion 4. WOOD, ROBERT JOHN 479-3837 3629 Woodmont Cross Country 35 Honors 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2. YEE, KENNETH President 15 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramural 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 1,45 Visitation 1,4. ZACIEK, MARK RAYMOND 474-3198 2945 Reen Dr. St. Clement Collegium Honorum 15 Football 1,25 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wreslting 1,2,3,45 Wrestling Captain 1. ZAWODNI, DENNIS MICHAEL 478-6487 3539 Hazelhurst St. Agnes Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3. ZYCHOWICZ, MICHAEL Q. 475-6192 4602 Overland Pkwy. St. Catherine Basketball 15 Big Brother 45 Class Vice President 15Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Intramural 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 3,45 Student Council 1,45 Visitation 1,4. 161 Bower, Martin 147 Agby, Anthony 146 Allen, Anthony 138 Allen, Douglas 146 Allen, Gary 56, 131 Andray, Mark 146 Andryc, joel 131 Anderson, Ralph 56, 117 Angel, joseph 131 Ankenbrandt, Rev. Richard 27, 73 Antonini, Michael 138 Antoszewski, Mr. Eugene 21, 54 Arvay, Frank 146 Aubry, Tim 146 Aust, james 131 Babka, jeffrey 131 Bach, Brian 56, 131 Bach, Warren 147 Badyna, Thomas 138 Baibak, Laurence 131 Bak, David 56, 131 Baker, Larry 147 Banachowski, Scott 56, 117 Baraniewicz, Rev. joseph 29, 34 Barciz, David 138 Barone, Andrew 138 Barut, Bruce 117 Bates, Brian 131 Bauer, Michael 131 Bauer, Steven 139 Baumgarter, Frank 139 Berlincourt, Steven 147 Bernhoffer, Anton 147 Berning, Frederick 131 Berning, Michael 139 Bertolina, Ian 56, 131 Bevington, Mark 147 Biel, Patrick 139 Bieszczad, Scott 90, 131 Bigelow, Mark 131 Biler, Paul 139 Binkley, David 139 Blagus, Ronald 131 Bolden, Nelson 147 Bodywa, Thomas 56 Born, Mrs. Margaret 16 Borrell, Timothy 147 Bova, David 139 Bova, George Steven 56, 112, 117 Bowers, Bruce 147 Boyer, Kevin 139 Boyer, Martin 147 Boyle, Dennis 147 Brennan, Patrick 131 Brooks, Dennis 139 162 General Di rectory Brooks, Robert 139 Brownridge, Craig 139 Bruggemann, Bruce 139 Bruggemann, Bruce 139 Brunk, Lawrence 56, 131 Brunsman, Mark 147 Brunsman, Matthew 139 Bryan, Gary 45, 57, 117 Buczek, Edward 131 Buehrer, Thomas 94, 117 Buganski, Mark 147 Burkhardt, Christopher 54, 1 Burtseher, Robert 131 Busse, joseph 147 Busse, Robert 73, 131 Callahan, Hugh 147 Cappelletty, Christopher 139 Carr, Duane 147 Carroll, Charles 117 Carroll, Philip 131 Carroll, Robert 139 Carroll, Scott 57, 139 Carroll, Sean 147 Carson, Michael 139 Cawthorn, Daniel 147 Ceglio, Charles 50, 117 Cenlenec, john 117 Chrzanowski, Rev. Edward 2 Ciha, Michael 147 Cisowski, Fred 131 Cisowski, Timothy 117 Clapp, john 147 Clegg, William 50, 56, 117 Clements, David 147 Clemons, Edward 56, 131 Cobak, james 56, 118 Collins, john 118 Collins, Steve 131 Comes, Conley, David 131 Mark Conklin, james 57, 131 Connolly, john 118 Connor, Kevin 147 Conrad, Douglas 147 Conrad, james 73, 90, 118 Conrad, Michael 56, 118 Cooper, Thomas 139 Corrigan, Kevin 139 Costigan, Michael 131 Costigan, William 139 Cotherel, joseph 139 Cothrel, Cathy 54 Cousino, Richard 57, 139 Couturier, Michael 139 Crosby, Gregory 147 17,60 1,33 Croskery, Robert 82 Crotte, Gregory 147 Culkowski, Kevin 147 Cullum, Daniel 118 Cullum, Thomas 56, 131 Cummings, Sean 139 Cutter, Rev. james 27 Cytrynowicz, john 139 Czerniakowski, james 56 Damasco, George 139 Daney, Thomas 56, 118 Danko, james 118 Darcangelo, joseph 147 Daudelin, Nicholas 147 Daunhauer, Daniel 131 Davis, Michael 132 Deak, james 132 DeCant, Paul 148 Deckelman, james 44, 45 50 56 118 DeHan, john 139 Delorio, Mark 118 Delorio, Matthew 132 DeNies, Glenn 139 Deprest, Thomas 139 Devine, Paul 148 Dick, Brian 139 Dick, Warren 118 Dmytryka, David 140 Docis, john 140 Doll, Rev. james 33 Dombi, joseph 148 Donahue, john 148 Doran, Terrance 148 Doran, Timothy 132 Douglas, Peter 68, 119 Downing, Gregory 148 Dreher, Mark 148 Dreeze, Thomas 132 Dressler, joseph 140 Drewicz, Theodore 56, 132 Dulin, Bro. Charles 36 Dunn, Michael 148 Duran, Robert 132 Durka, james 119 Duross, Dennis 148 Dusseau, Alan 132 Duszynski, Tom 148 Dvorack, john 119 Dziad, Anthony 132 Ebnhoeh, Rev. john 22, 34 Eberle, Bro. Richard 29, 52 54 Eisinger, Paul 56, 132 Ellis, james 148 Ellison, Steven 148 Elwing, Christopher 119 Emrick Ray 119 Engel, james 119 Ensman, Martin 119 Ensman, Thomas 148 Erd, Ronald 56, 132 Escott, David 148 Escott, james 119 Extejt, john 119 Exteit, Martin 148 Gradel, Richard 140 Grady, Peter 149 Graham Graham , Doug 149 , Gregg 140 Granata, Mark 140 Granata, Paul 132 Gra nats, Michael 132 Granger, Gary 132 Graves, Mr. Dennis 22, Graves, Grimes, Harry 95, 120 Graves, Kirk 140 David 56, 132 Grimes, john 149 36, Fabos, james 56, 132 Fabos, Stephen 56, 148 Fardrey, Donald 132 Feick, joel 95, 119 Filka, jackie 56, 148 Finn, Rev. Dominick 27, 34 fFisher, john 148 iFisher, Samuel 132 'Fisher, Rev. William 34, 74 Fitzgibbons, john 148 iFlaczinski, jeffrey 119, 95 Trng, Michael 148 'Flury, Leo 49, 57, 119 'Fletcher, Timothy 140 lFondren, Brian 140 Fondren, Ralph 41, 119 Forti, Rev. Richard 29, 33, 50 Fox, Gary 56, 120 Francel, Thomas 43, 56, 120 1 Francis, john 140 i Frank, Robert 120 1 Franklin, Gary 140 Y Frederick, Mark 120 Freer, Mark 148 Fretti, Benjamin 140 Fretti, Paul 148 l Gagin, james 148 I Gall, David 132 ' Galvin, john 56, 132 Garcia, Edward 148 Garcia, Ramon 132 Geha, Alan 56, 132 Geha, john 132 Geiger, Douglas 149 Geiger, jeffrey 120 George, Matthew 148 Geraghty, Rev. Mr. Patrick 45 Gerity, Richard 132 Gerken, Thomas 56, 62, 120 Gerken, jay 132 Gerken, Timothy 140 Gibbs, Daniel 148 Gibson, Kevin 140 Gilliland, Timothy 132 Glinka, Mr. Valentine 36 Glonek, Mark 148 i Glonek, Michael 120 Goduto, Mark 140 Gonsirowski, Thomas 140 Gonzalez, Stephen 148 Goodman, Edward 148 Gorny, David 132 Gorny, Paul 120 Gorski, james 140 Gospodarek, Robert 149 Griswold, Richard 140 Grocki, Dale 56, 132 Grocki, David 140 Grohnke, Mark 149 Gross, jeffrey 56, 132 Gstalder, john 120 Gussenbauer, Rev. john 22 Guy Frederick 132 Haack, james 149 Hack, Michael 149 Hadgigeorge, William 140 Hager, Robert 133 Hamilton, Alfredo 149 Hanley, Martha 54 Harberson, Larry 56, 120 Harrington, Bruce 133 Hart, jack 120 Hartung, Mark 133 Hasenauer, john 149 Hassel, Kirk 121 71,74 ,33 Healy, Rev, Robert 19, 41, 47 Hearons, james 121 Hearons, Thomas 140 Heckman, jeffrey 149 Helfrich, Ronald 133 Hellrung, Robert 149 Henahan, Patrick 140 Henahan, Martin 56, 133 Hensien, Mark 56 Hensien, Barbara 49 Herr, Gregory 149 Herr, Vincent 121 Hehle, Michael 140 Hite, Allan 133 Hixson, Thomas 121 Hoffer, Armond 140 Hoffman, Robert 56, 133 Hojnacki, Henneth 149 Holland, Daniel 121 Holmes, james 149 Holmes, Reid 140 Hood, Kevin 121 Horne, Mr. Timothy 27, 57 Horvath, Andrew 121 Houston, Mark 140 Howard, Michael 121 Hudak, Fred 56, 121 Hudgin, Barry 149 Huffer, Christopher 149 Hughes, David 57, 133 Hum, jeffrey 149 lgnasiak, David 133 lgnasiak, Robert 140 Iiams, Bruce 140 Ireland, john 149 Irvine, Russell 42, 56, 121 jaco, William 56, 133 jackson, Darrell 140 jakubec, Michael 149 jan, jeffrey 149 jan, Michael 149 jankowski, Mr. Laurence 22, janovrdecki, Martin 140 jasminiski, Matthew 149 jeffries, Errol 149 johns, Chris 133 johnson Dennis 141 johnson, Francis 149 johnson, john 141 johnson, joseph 73, 90, 121 johnson Mr. Paul 30 johnson Warren 141 jones, Michael 149 juhasz, james 121 juhasz, Paul 149 juhnke, Mark 56, 149 jurski, Russel 133 Kahle, Robert 149 Kaiser, john 149 Kaiser, Mimi 49 Kalanquin, Paul 122 Kalmback, Mrs. Esther 82 Kafasz, Daniel 149 Karolak, Michael 95, 133 Katafiasz, Mark 150 Kelleher, David 57, 141 Kelleher, Robert 42, 56, 122 Kelley, Mark 141 Kelley, Michael 141 Kennedy, Kevin 141 Kennedy, Michael 150 Kenney, 50, 56, 112, 133 Kenney, Michael 141 Kendrick, Brian 122 Kevehazl, Leslie 150 Kilgore, David 141 Kilman, Kenneth 122 Kimble, jeffrey 150 Kissoff, Nicholas 141 Kitting, joseph 141 Klug, john 141 Knaggs, Charles 133 Knapik, Gregory 56, 122 Knapik, Thaddeus 133 Kobee, Keith 56, 133 Kober, Mr. Donald 30 Koester, Gregory 141 34, 95 Koelzer, Rev. Nicholas 30, 73 jolanko, joseph 150 Komorowski, Louis 141 Kookoothe, Michael 41, 122 Kookoothe, Neil 141 Korhumel, Timothy 133 Korpics, Michael 133 Kornack, Thomas 141 Kosza, Csaba 150 Kothe, George 133 Kountorous, Maria 49 Kowalski, Carey 150 ? l Kowalski, Michael 133 Kowalski, Robert 133 Kowalski, Steven 122 Kretin, David 150 Kronbach, Timothy 56, 133 Kruse, Kevin 150 Kruzel, Douglas 133 Kubiak, Dale 150 Kuehn, jeffrey 133 Kujawa, David 141 Kujawa, Michael 150 Kumor, Michael 122 Kunisch, Gerald 122 Kuron, Robert 141 Kwapach, Paul 141 LaBrecque, Dennis 133 Landgraff, Rev. Thomas 22, 33 LaFayette, Mrs. Esther 17 LaFontaine, Stephen 133 Laney, james 133 Langenderfer, Michael 133 Lapiant, jeffrey 68, 122 Langenderfer, Timothy 150 Langston, Brett 150 Lanzenberger, Ronald 133 Larson, Randal 122 Lawicki, Thomas 134 Lawton, joseph 150 LaValley, Richard 141 Lavey, Daniel 122 LaVoy, Michael 141 Lesley, Peter 141 Lewandowski, Douglas 150 Lewandowski, George 73, 90, 123 Lewandoski, Randal 56, 134 Lewandowski, Richard 150 Lewandoski, Thomas 150 Lewczynski, Matthew 150 Liddell, Lee 134 Lindsley, joseph 150 Lingle, Frederick 14 Lingle, Mark 150 Lingle, Philip 123 Linkfield, Cary 134 Linkfield, Taylor 141 Lippert, Kevin 95, 141 Lishewski, Louis 150 Lishewski, Marc 134 Liszi, Louis 141 Locsey, Steve 150 Locsey, Geza 141 Loeb, Paul 150 Loeffler, james 54, 60, 123 Long, Gregory 150 Losek, Daniel 141 Lucas, Stephen 123 Lunberg, james 141 MacDonald, Daniel 141 McAvoy, john McCarthy, Kevin 56, 134 McCarthy, john 150 McCune, Charles 150 McDuffee, Thomas 134 McDuffee, Timothy 142 McGhee, David 56, 134 164 McGhee, Norman 150 McGill, David 150 McGinley, Glenn 150 McGowan, james 123 McGowan, john 54, 60, 90, 95 McGowan, Michael 134 McHugh, james 150 McHugh, Thomas 56, 123 McKelvey, Martin 142 McKenna, Kenneth 123 McLaughlin, Michael 123 McMahon, Michael 142 McManus, Kevin 151 McManus, Michael 142 McNeal, Mark 142 McVicker, Michael 151 Maciejewski, Stephen 134 Macrae, Randy 151 Madrzykowski, Gary 142 Magill, George 134 Maher, Donald 134 Maier, Harold 151 Maier, Donald 123 Makulinski, Kent 56, 151 Malak, Mark 151 Malinowski, Mark 123 Malinowski, Thomas 56, 123 Manahan, Thomas 151 Mandula, john 142 Mandula, Mark 134 Mandry, Dennis 151 Mangan, joseph 151 Mangan, Michael Michael 142 Manton, George 151 Marlais, Pierre 151 Martin, David 124 Martin, Gary 142 Martin, Robert 134 Martineau, Dennis 151 Marvet, Ernest 134 Marzec, Bruce 68, 124 Marzec, Thomas 124 Mason, jeffrey 142 Mattingly, Mr. Richard 14, 36 Mattingly, Mrs. Virginia 16 Mayer, james 142 Mayer, Michael 54, 142 Medford, Timothy 57, 124 Mennitt, james 142 Mensing, Raymond 134 Mertes, Gary 151 Metzger, john 134 Meyer, Christopher 57, 124 Meyer, james 151 Meyers, Mary Beth 49 Mezinko, Vincent 151 Michalak, Mark 56, 151 Mieczkowski, Robert 95, 134 123 Mieczkowski, Ronald 73, 95, 124 Mierzwiak, john 134 Mikhail, Francis 134 Miller, jeffrey 142 Miller, LaMaree 140 Miller, Steven 151 Minor, john 142 Mislan, Timothy 151 Mitchell, Harry 134 Mocek, Paul 124 Mockenstrum, Steven 151 Molnar, Paul 134 Moenter, Kevin 151 Monaghan, Michael 124 Monaghan, Peter 151 Monks, Thomas 56, 124 Monteil, Manuel 142 Moore, Howard 151 Moore, Steven 142 Moran, Rev. Mr. Thoman 22, 90 Morris, Kevin 124 Morrison, Richard 49, 124 Morches, Gary 151 Mossing, Michael 142 Mossing, Steven 151 Mouch, Timothy 151 Moulopoulos, Nicholas 34, 90 Mudrow, Mr. Huergen 29, 34 Mueller, john 151 Muller, David 134 Muller, john 151 Murphy, Mrs. Patricia 16 Murphy, Steven 140 Murtagh, james 142 Murtagh, Molly 46 Murzynski, Steven 57, 125 Musch, Randal 142 Myers, Maurice 134 Myers, Robert 151 Myers, Thomas 142 NaVarre, Kevin 142 Nadaud, Steven 151 Nedom, Francis 125 Nelson, john 142 Niedzielski, Robert 151 Nitkiewicz, john 142 Noe, Gregory 134 Noe, Thomas 151 Norton, jeffrey 152 Nowak, Brian 152 Nowak, Gregory 152 Nowakowski, Mark 46, 47, 56, 134 Nowicki, Timothy 152 Nunemaker, james 125 Nussel, Gregory 95, 142 Nussel, jay 54, 134 O'Brien, Martin 125 Ockuly, james 152 O'Connell, Kevin 142 ' O'Connell, Patrick 142 O'Connor, john 49, 125 O'Conor, Casey 142 O'C0n0r, William 49, 56, 71, 74, 125 Oclle, Robert 152 O'Donnell, Rev. Cecil 27 O'Donnell, Thomas 152 Olliver, Michael 143 O'Shea Brian 125 Oswald, Thomas 134 Otto, Brian 143 Owczarzak, Gregory 125 Pachulski, Michael 152 Padilla, joe 143 Palicki, jay 152 1 Valentine, jeffrey 154 I l l r 1 f Palmer, Daniel 143 l'Palmer, Mrs. Mildred Parcel, Parker, David 152 Pasquinelly, joseph 135 Patel, Deepak 135 Pauken, Eric 152 ,Pearson, Norman 152 Peer, jeffrey 56, 135 Pericheff, james 135 Perez, Diego 135 Perlaky, joseph 125 Perzynski, Charles 135 Pickens, jeffrey 95, 125 Pietrowski, john 152 Pietrusinski, Bro. Albert Pigott, john 152 Pineiro, Anthony 152 Pinkelman, Allan 45, 56, 135 Plettner, Christopher 143 Pluto, john 125 Poturalski, Allan 152 Powell, Terrence 135 Prentice, Rev. james 14, 20 Priebe, john 152 Puszczewicz, Thomas 142 Radon, Paul 125 Rahmel, Michael 152 Rainey, Kevin 126 Rajski, james 152 Ramsey, Roger 143 Rauh, Michael 152 Rectenwald, Richard 152 Reed, Steven 143 Regan, William 143 Restivo, joseph 50, 56, 126 Ricci, Frank 135 Richards, David 126 Riley, Steven 135 Ritchie, Craig 135 Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy Brion 143 Robinson, Mr. james 30, 56, 62 Rockwell, john 152 Rodeman, Patrick 126 Rodeman, Terry 143 Rodriguez, Tony 152 Roesner, Michael 126 Ross, james 56, 126 Rummel, Mark 74, 152 Rumpf, Timothy 152 Rush, Gregory 56, 152 Russell, Rev. Alfred Ryley, Nicholas 152 Sabo, Rodney 152 Saine, Patrick 143 Sallah, Bruce 143 Sanford, james 95, 126 Sanford, john 56, 135 Schever, Timothy 152 Schiller, joseph 135 Schiller, Stephen, 152 Schiem, jeffrey 153 Schlageter, Michael 56, 135 Schlagheck, john 153 Schlatter, Mark 112, 143 Schmidbauer, Lawrence 126 Schmidbauer, Steven 153 Schroeder, Eric 135 Schwartz, Michael 56, 135 Seeman, joel 153 Seeman, Thomas 153 Seguin, james 153 Seibenick, Kurt 126 Selz, Michael 153 Sevenich, Mr. joseph 22, 43 Seymour, Robert 143 Shanahan, Mark 153 Shaw, Michael 153 Shealy, Todd 153 Sheroian, Robert 126 Shiple, Christopher 153 Sieler, Scott 153 Sikorski, Robert 56, 62, 68, 127 Simmons, Dwayne 153 Simon, Robert 135 Simonis, Alan Skaff, joseph 135 Skinner, Terrance 143 Skowronek, Thomas 49, 68, 126 Slawinski, Anthony 90, 95, 127 Smale, Gerald 143 Smale, Timothy 153 Smenner, Richard 56, 135 Smith, Cam 153 Smith, Stephen 127 Smolka, Gary 95, 135 Snell, Donald 143 Snyder, Perry 127 Snyder, Robert 135 Sobecki, Charles 153 Sobecki, Gregory 153 Sommers, Herbert 143 Sopko, George 153 Sottek, Rev. james j. 29, 33, 68, 41 Soviar, Raymond 153 Spieker, Sue 49 Staccone, Anthony 153 Staccone, Roger 56, 135 Stansley, Mark 135 Stevens, Kirk 56, 127 Stiebler, Ron 135 Stiff, Michael 127 Stine, john 143 Stoll, Richard 56, 57, 127 Strahm, Hutch 56, 135 Stucker, Mr. Robert 52, 54 Studders, Bruce 127 Sulencki, Richard 153 Sullivan, Bennie 143 Sullivan, Daniel 153 Sullivan, Kennie 143 Sullivan, Zennie 153 Sutton, Christopher 57, 143 Sutton, jeffrey 153 Swartz, Charles Swartz, Mr. Leonard Sweeney, Martin 153 Switzer, David 153 Swope, David 135 Syenderski, Kevin 56, 135 Syring, joseph 153 Szaroleta, William 153 Szenderski, Donald 153 Szenderski, Kevin 1.53 Szumigala, Dale 56, 154 Szumigala, David 56, 154 Szymanski, Christopher 127 Szymanski, john 56, 135 Szyskowski, james 56, 136 Taormina, Robert 143 Taormina, Robert 143 Tarsha, john 154 Taylor, George 127 Tayor, Gregory 143 Taylor, Matthew 143 Teiper, Michael 136 Thebes, Michael 56, 136 Thielen, john 136 Thompson, Robert 154 Thoreson, Eric 143 Tifft, john 136 Tillman, james 154 Timar, Timothy 56, 136 Tippery, james 143 Topping, jeffrey 143 Torchia, David 154 Torchia, Richard 143 Torda, Arthur 127 Torti, joseph 144 Toth, Gary 136 Toth, Ronald 57, 136 Toth, Thomas 56, 154 Towle, Patrick 144 Trease, Robert 144 Tremsky, Lawrence 95, 127 Truman, Daniel 143 Turner, Robert 56, 154 Turner, William 144 Tussing, Mark 144 Tyner, David 128 Ulman, jeffrey 144 Vamos, Stephen 128 Van Dusen, james 154 Vascik, Gregory 154 Velker, Christopher 136 Vogelback, Dennis 56, 128 Voyles, Patrick 154 Voyles, Robert 136 Walen, Kris 144 Wall, jeffrey 128 Walker, Eric 136 Walker, Keith 154 Waniewski, Thomas 95, 128 Ward, Robert 144 Watson, Larry 154 Wayne, Frederick 144 Ways, Edward 128 Weaver, Patrick 144 Webb, james 128 Webb, Walter 144 Weber, Eric 144 Weber, james 154 Weber, David 128 Weber, Paul 56, 128 Weis, William 144 Weis, Kevin 154 Welch, Carl 136 Welch, joseph 144 Werner, Kurt 144 Werner, Martin 112, 128 Westhoven, john 56, 136 Westmeyer, Paul 136 Westphal, Robert 136 Westrick, Charles 154 Whalen, Rev. David 24, 29, 33 Whitaker, Roy 144 Widman, Dean 154 Wille, Thomas 49, 128, 56 Williams, Eugene 50, 54, 128 Williams, Mark 144 Williams, Michael 144 Wilson, David 154 Wingate, jeffrey 136 V, Winters, john 49, 129 Wisneiwski, Dean 144 Wisniewski, Ned 144 Wohl, Robert 47, 49, 56, Wolff, james 57, 129 Wonser, Denny 144 Wood, Robert 129 Woods, Lawrence 154 Wozniak, Mr. john S530 Wright, james 95, 136 Wuwert, Reinbold 144 Wyper, Mr. Donald 57 71, 74,129 Wyzsumiala, Robert 136 York, john 136 Yee, Danny 154 Yee, Kenneth 129 Zablocki, Debbie 49 Zaciek, Mark 57, 129 Zawodni, Dennis 56, 129 Zbierajewski, Donald 144 Zmuda, Eugene 154 Zapletal, Mr. Edward Zmuda, Gregory 136 Zychowicz, Michael 56, 129 166 -i rx Before this is all over, remember a thanks to the 73-74 cheerleaders: Molly Murtagh, Maria Kountouris, Lindsey Maxwell, Katie Geiger, Colleen McNamera and Debbie Zablocki. ' i Wi X 'Q i i gg X The end of the beginning . S ' , if Q2 il? . 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