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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1975 volume:

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Mr. James Kwiatkowski . . .and others who didn't let us down 2 Foreword Events ...... Activities ............ Competition ......... Facuity!Administration Academics!CIasses . . Senior Directory ..... Editor's Note ...... Autographs ..... Supplement ..... The theme of the Accolade for 1975 is The Proud Knight. This theme is carried throughout the book by the art design from the front cover. The art is very simple: lt's just the head of a knight enclosed in a circle - a contemporary design But there's something special about it. Notice the tilt of the head, the stance. They signify pride. This theme and this design were chosen because the editors felt these were the best ways to get the point across the Knight of St. Francis de Sales High School has many reasons to be proud. Now, the reader may wonder, What makes the Knight proud? We wondered too. So we asked the Knights themselves. Here's what some of them said: I am proud to be a part of this untarnished tradition of the Knights. I am proud to be a Knight for to be a Knight you have to reason, and to reason is why we are what we are. when the students told us what they Wi: ' ' I l am proud to be a Knight because of the Christian leadership at St. Francis. I am proud to be a Knight because, although St. Francis may not be the best at everything it does, we still do it with pride. lt takes a special kind of person to be a t Knight. That's what makes us different, but i, that's what makes us better. There is always a hand out to help and a shoulder to lean on. I am proud to be a Knight because of the high academic and athletic standards of the school and its reputation among other schools as well. St. Francis is tops In everything, curricular as well as extracurricular. The teachers and classes are interesting. I strive for the best things. Here I am. We Knights, with an impenetrable armor of pride, stand together till the end. So there are many reasons. You've now read a few. You'll see others in the rest of this book. You'll probably come to the conclusion we did: Every Knight's proud and every Knight has his reasons why. And now to explain the plan of the book. We listened expected to find in their book. We listened when the faculty and administration told us what they expected. And then we considered how we could give everyone what he wanted and still maintain good yearbook standards and make this an educational experience as well. We portioned out the pages in such a way as to reflect interest and importance. l We did what we thought was right and fair. l at W Don't judge us too harshly. Remember, we were only students, high school students, a bunch of amateurs trying to act like pros and learning as much as we could about history writing, journalism, graphic design, and photography. We tried. 1' j. K . 4' People should not be forgotten. Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, a school secretary for about twenty years, retired in February. She was part of the original crew that helped to establish St. Francis de Sales High School. She was always around when somebody needed help. From morning to night, she was always doing her job and more. Her concern about this school and its students is something that will always be appreciated. Well, we appreciate her too, Here's proof: we dedicate Accolade 1975 to Mrs. Dorothy Roberts. , I 9 0 e ' Q U Culture is hard to define. But on the next few pages you'lI find pictures of people V and objects 11 lquite often taken for grantedj 3 1 , ,I N ...., j that made up part of your A fs 9 F environment . ' S' during the school year. F 9? - 3 Some may think , d this is a rather dumb idea. 8 ' 'F But -7' . ,J we have reasons: . ' 'Q Use these pictures to prod your memory A Get a laugh out of some. Think seriously about others. Wi a-339' 0' owe 5 fttlyelhe tjgqqoe meet., 4 - ' Qi lg iq . r L . At least .e ' remember those 'e b' that you've experienced 1mnmLY0Nf4'EiiiLi225Elltlf1l.Q from September 1974 to June 1975. Maybe you dldnt notice. , G 4 ' ,? They were all here. 1 ,- . -P .J xr .az ., xH X ' ag , N ,I K k A v . uf - -f 2 1 rg 1 ,X fa , , W X xy' if sf' Qfif' NN ff' 5. K -S ' ix' I r.-v-1 Q1--w VU. 1 ,' fn? i 2 fu E! UQ ,.....i.......-.. ,K . W- 'Navi S1 IQRAIJCI'-2 5.11. ?5ALfT5+ MSG!-I SCHOOL F 1511.1 mg NIR ,mm ,JW 143' - ,!'5W'2F, F515 5595. Q, 'ix 'Q?lEl.Ff..'!... No. 531405 rH .m Mlm W ' aku-ixuiw ' yqvwa :H 2,1 aeffffg' if : ,N ' 52.-'N' E: 5 A1 wif? ,-222514 - Srf-:Ev E.Li 52 , 'r N 'fm HP Q A 2 g -1555445555: Y ' f1'Eq5'3L-22 ' '55 A fx P ii2 EE55Egfi5i of, ?g:2f,5: f5Qfs5f ax L, V fsfffjg-:ngfg-mis iffsfgfififfif wgsgfffgesii ?,gf:QQ E255 if aj? iq if 'L U 4:' 3525 ig 631585 L ' 'E 1 'I .WI fl 'J an H I :H 1,1 5201.16 - N IM IRIN!!! 'MINES -FII Ill 9 ' '--my 'K I as i ' L , .-j grgftii ' U! V P ff .1 31' 53. ,. , it - . E ' 134 I: - .J I , There is so much going on!! The Rev. James Prentice, assistant principal, once noted: Freshmen fall in love with this place after a couple of weeks. There is so much going on. BAND PLAY SPIRIT WEEK DANCES HOMECOMING RALLIES FUNARAMA COLOR DAY These are only some of the events which take place every year. Most students are involved in several events, and, more importantly, everyone has an opportunity to become involved in many things. Perhaps the greatest tribute to St. Francis is the number of upperclassmen who remain involved in the things that happen here, as the following pictures show. 10 Liturgies Liturgies are celebtated at various times during the school year: at the opening of school in September, at Thanksgiving, at Christmas, at the Feast of St. Francis de Sales, and at Easter. In picture l 12 the Senior Class officers, Mike Korpics, Nick Moulopoulos, and Mike Schlageter, lead the proces- sion of the Rev. Robert Healy, principal, i uf A . 1 1 Q51 K Ali . fy.: ll ll galil? yer: 1 i 4 4 l the Rev. Dominic Finn, the Rev. Ronald Olszewski, and the Rev. Edward Chrzanowski before the Mass The Rev. James Prentice, assistant principal, M1 leads the opening antiphons. The chalice l2j is prepared for the Offertory procession. The guitar group l3j of Paul Peters, Maurice Myers, and Tom Hinde are led by the Rev. John Gussenbauer. Jeff Peer receives Communion from Father Olszewski, 151 while Mike Thebes, Mike Cunningham, and Greg Gniewkowski wait. Students are active participants in the Masses. it X fx X -Q X. X .xx X . V ', , f ,ai TCW - , xl g , Q 2 e x '- ,I T XXL k K Q . X?-, , , M ' ' ' K 2 A 3 LFP 9 b Z ff ,A L. .13 ,r.A H ff I rf- i if fi g ir m M' l 4 F' F Q, Y. 45 r , l 43- V 5 .' X Q 4 1 A - -.x - R I :si 5 .r , , 49 '- A s I , QR . , 5 1 'gh st J' 2 ' ke . . M-VM. I 'Eff ' W, 5 T , 4,6 Q.. Sig, -Q ix . ,, 4551 f G 5' ' x' A 112. -fx ' -:1 X .-. .--N-'Ju Z if - 1 if ln picture 141, Greg Mayer puts a last-minute touch on his car. Strange Tongue gets it on 151 at the dance. In picture f61 the queen holds court. At the far left, Colleen MacNamara stands with Mark Hensien, and Brian Kenney attends Jan Hilt. Cindy Brown and Anne Younkman are escorted by I Chris Velker and Robb Voyles, respectively. Steve LaFontaine and Katie Geiger wait beside Voyles with Chris Niedemeyer and Rick Smenner to the far right. Next page, members of the Sophomores Class f7j gather around their float. John Westhoven shares the fun when Anne is announced as queen f8J. uv g vzw- ' wg: H 'W G- A -we - ' W -af-wif X 1 3 Rallies What can you say about a long-standing tradition, a football rally? That it demonstrates the same exuberance that has characterized Knight rallies since their beginning. Before the Whitmer football game, the cheerleaders incite the crowd to a fever-pitch that overwhelms the team. The band prepares to take over when the cheerleaders exhaust themselves. 1 'W' A x A Y f. lg ' 4' '91 'nl A ,Y Q A- buf A ai A 14: 1. 'il Q 2 ' 5'iL,,f X 'W 3 I ,ik . Q X K , A131 .I ma ljtzxkl: I M f,. g ft-, 1ip 4'Q at - it K H. I Q X 'R 3 ' Q Mag? 1 r D Y'---1 ,.x ., -.r ,- :A ' x' '. f ' ? ' 4! ' .A V , ,, I , 5 A , , ...MA ,, ' - .r ' -2 11 H51 ' . 15' 1 2 wgazivx, V 4' ' -Q1 Li? Q' ' K'-f'?f- 951. ' V+ 1. ', ' :'. ' 'f f . . ,',EFgN'- 1 v -. J . .WQQ ,5.i?s?,.1, fa F 1 1--gg? , , N w ' Y ' w 3-M ,, ,,.fv -i Qfrnzfg --5 '-J1if '4:i2'kYvv - ' V5 'RA L R 'K' K Q . K, in 1 T' ,, 1' 4 A-Qu!-.xt Qu J! W'-D. I ...,...,..,,,., A4.. , W Q if Q Q V V N n.. 6, , , 1 3 . M , . ,Q xg . M f , I K- J 1 'i .. '2 ' + ' i M11 Jw' 5 2? 2. ,L-. ai' .r MQ KEY' 1 ' .-'nag l ,-M 1-sys W, amuw' , ful ,Nerf ,Q M I i , 18- ,4 I J I Fk v 6 FV R Q 5 --L, .., V. W kv 15 I. Spirit Week The Irish-Knight is awarded to the winner of the annual St. Francis-Central game I 11. Spirited Knights relax late at night after decorating the halls f4.j ln a red and blue display, the class of '75 tells all that St. Francis High School is l2l the house of the rising sun. 16 lt pays to advertise is the motto as industrious Knights pose in front of their handiwork l5j. Chris Veiker, Tim Kronbach, and John Szymanski set an example for the entire school as they pose to show the spirit and unity that is alive among the seniors this year at St. Francis 532. X Christmas Assembly The students and faculty of St. Francis eagerly awaited the start of Christmas vacation. The countdown towards vacation culminated in the Christmas assembly, which is highlighted by Jay Nussel's reading of the Christmas story. 17 f' 4 asm ' I f 5,--ig, I 1 ? QM Q 2 mf 5 KA, - xififls . if-325 1 M A ,Sn my I-ST me fir' 3 5 53 5, ff? L yr 4 T 31 5 v in. , Z 7,, ' ' ,f Ja ,Q 6 H -' 'F ..X AJ?'f' :ff ' 2 5-1 fy A 5f'JUf-Uikv I-is fxx I 1 g'. nk STN . 44 113 K'-L., A, 'EE 'ff Ef- Pl s I ,M W 1 X ' ,s X WF -nfl E? N he -Q.. , V. r -V..,,,K .. V 'Ns X -'nl - l I J 1 A t , ' 5, XI' 1 3,1'fl ,f, ' , ' I - 1 A s-,,1: 'Y W xf , ' eil v , b'Qi' gu1'iliiL2 Mg' ' ' A fiv f1f!'4 ' 1 , Ja' ' 1,., K ff? ?Q..g,,,, K , 5:2 ' A I The music is slow for a few minutes during the dance IU. A lucky girl has the privilege of dancing with Santa Claus l2J. She will probably get what she wants for Christmas. The Fiev. David Whalen poses with Santa and a helper l3l. Tim Korhumel hangs loose when the tempo of the dance picks up Ml. Ed Clemons and his date are in the center of the action as the musician with the cow bell entertains l5j. Colleen MacNamara and Katie Geiger have themselves a merry Christmas and experience the togetherness that is a part of the season f6j. W A 20 I v ! if-I R Q ri? Us iv K 1' , . 0. . T . 3. . if' wi '55 4'1 fl, 2152? I zaffsjiji g e Inherit the Wind St. Francis puts on a fall play each year. This year's play, lnherit the Wind, deals with the reluctance of people to tolerate ideas which challenge their fundamental beliefs. Below, JailerlBailiff Jim Pencheff weilds a broom in the Hillsboro Courtroom. ,F ti ,f'L, 1. Witness Ed Schrader squirms under the anxiety of being examined by Brian Bates, the prosecuting attorney, while judge Jay Nussel oversees the proceedings l 12. While talking to Ed Schrader and Mary Beth Aubrey l2j, Barry Hudgin mocks the attitude of the citizens of Hillsboro as they look on in disgust. In a tense cross-examination l3j, Tim Korhumel, the defense attorney, is incredulous about the prosecuter Brian Bates' answers. ln l41, starry-eyed Tom Dreeze, the district attorney lfar leftj, poses beside Jay Nussel. The minister, Greg Nussel, leans over the shoulder of the t 4 22 Si 1. u , -.V 1 , -L e N mayor, Bob Mieczkowski, who puffs his pipe despite the interference of his moustache. Kathy Kasper consoles her apprehensive husband Brian Bates l51 about the upcoming trial. Mr. Robert Stucker l6j, director, set-designer, make-up artist the teaches, tooll, stresses a point during rehearsal. ln l7j, Tom Dreeze looks over his lines during a break in the scene. The actors often work late into the night. Barry Hudgin must make a choice between using his money to buy a Bible or to buy dinner when confronted by the salesman, Fred Berning, in l81. '5' Z4 W . 1 . b 4 I, . . si is-.. 1 ig 5 ni . ,L . T5 s v at ' its S ,.gi.. 355, 'Qs 115,45 Fai 5 'Sf-9 ' :As ag . . fakjlg if a, f Fa-3.5: 8 Color Day Color Day happens once a year to build up school spirit before one of the big basketball games. This year Color Day helped do that before the St. John's game. Result: St. Francis over St. John's 60-40 The basketball team takes out revenge Ui on the Revenge sign. Pictures l21 and 131 and 161 express feelings about the game. Coach Jim Robinson l4j whips up some enthusiasm by telling We're ready for this one! - and they were! Skeptic Father Fisher tears up Fearless Freddie's Forecast l51. And f7j Father Ankenbrandt gets ready to show off his Mole Patrol shirt to encourage spirit. S i if ga me ii -Q' X 5f1,, : f . .5 35 1 if -gk.. ps f! sa . 9 S ig Q 532 I a 4 24 1 n f ,EVM ... ,...4nnu.-I 53 f-'HHH UE 5 .Jr l-'txssng I-7712- i ig. , L L - -f ,.,,.,,, 7,77 A'4'Aw-Y I 1 ,.- g.i,Ql,,,M M N f- -- Y , . L ' fmnnnffg-,.w 'fi - NH?-v---K-XMQN 4 , l l'fJw-'a'rs:-:frz,FVf--F.,- . .,,JQ:'f ' ' ' ' ' - f 5 7 1 1 1 4 f , I if ' T 1 1 f ' F? I -v 1 wa f', ,5,l 3 5, 26 Visitation Anticipating freshman registration, the Knights annually visit area grade schools to show eighth graders some slides of school activities and to answer questions. Mike Schramm, Mike Wohl, Flon Helfrich, and Bob Busse, along with Father O'Donnell, visit St. Jude's Grade School. Mrs. Roberts Retires After 21 years of unselfish service to St. Francis de Sales High School, Mrs. Dorothy Roberts retired and was honored at an all-school assembly in the auditorium. She was presented with a dozen red roses, a plaque from Toledo Mayor Harry Kessler, a tape recorder, and a deserved vacation check. 27 During the assembly on Wednesday, February 5, Mrs. Roberts and her husband were congratulated and given good wishes by the school president 111 the Rev. Robert Healy. Father Healy gives Mrs. Roberts a goodbye kiss l21 while in l3j John Westhoven, senior class president, expresses the same fondess on behalf of the student body. Mrs. R0b9ffS DOSGS with OHS of the gifts l4j. l We still love you, Dorothy! j ,SP 1 .24 I . -L .ir 1 4 28 Transition Thursday, February 6, was a day of transition in the administration of St. Francis de Sales High School. On that day, it was announced to the student body during the television period that the Rev. Robert Healy, principal since 1967, was now president of the school, while the Rev. Ronald Olszewski, a 1962 graduate, was now principal. The announcement was made public by the Very Rev. Alfred Russell, superior of the Toledo community. The new appointees were interviewed by Mr. Larry Jankowski, WSFK moderator. wsu A f , -.11 29 Funarama Funarama is the Knight festival of the year. Freshman Frank Graff spreads Funarama cheer along with balloons in 111, while a customer, Brother Charles Dulin, examines an exhibit 121. ln 161, Fr. Olszewski, Fr. Healy, and Robb Voyles confer in front of the ticket booth. The students achieved 100 per cent of the school quota of ticket sales. The student who sold more tickets than anyone else, Joe Skaff, attempts to win a prize by knocking over a target in 173. The school obtains substantial revenue from the ticket sales and the profits from the exhibits. x X 5,g,.jl.5i!1WL,fQ pi. 1. 1-xx? 2 1 ,X .fi fksm Fil so i Fr. James Sottek displays his loot: a stuffed animal from one of the games and a pie from the baked goods store 431. Mr. Carl Bires, father of a graduate, still faithfully lends his assistance l on the big day 187. Even amid the excitement, Fr. John Mcmenamin finds time for thought 143. Anne Younkman and John Westhoven try their luck Q95 while Jim Czerniakowski shows that he is a ' winner. Student chairmen for Funarama were Jeff Gross and Robb Voyles, who in i105 use the latest in electronic gadgetry to total the results ofthe sales. ,va 5 ov I 1 4 0' ,, fax -J . js ff' oe ,N ,-3, 3 , , 7 . , ,P . at 'L 'ivw pf- . i .t ' . ...i gf ' Non-competitive activities and personal interest clubs provide outlets for the energies and talents of the students. At the hub of student acitivites is the Student Council, constantly trying to serve the students in every way possible, from planning dances to organizing students in a march against drug abuse. In the realm of media - reporting, recording, and entertaining - are The Lance fschool papery, the Accolade fyear booki, and WSKF ftelevision stationj. The band has often been called the backbone of school spirit, and with good reason. No other group can work the students and team into a frenzy so quickly. ln addition, the pep band, a small group which performs at sports events which take place in the great indoors, is composed of members of the main band who play quick and snazzy tunes to psyche up the team and the students. Finally, a group of athletic Knights have shown interest in one of the most popular sports in America and have established the hockey club, competing successfully against area schools. The range of activities is wide, but the basic requirements for participation are few. Interest, energy, and enthusiasm are the only qualities that a Knight needs to have a lot of fun and to do a lot of good for himself and for others. 32 Student Council Brian Kenney, President Jim Murtagh, Secretary The Lance Chip Guy, Vice President i Scott Bieszczad, Co-Editor e e ee i Mike Mayer, Co-Editor Dan Sullivan, Treasurer Jim Wright, Co-Editor HHRTEU '.irHnnL NEWSPAPER Pusnlsurns KIT ,ff z 'S S ,Sy .3 .1 6 ,ff 'S j E v 1 xv 'S S V 8 92 P 93' x P+ ' An G ,K 'V A if LANCE: Seated: Greg Christ, Jeff Walter, Geoff Grabmeier, Dave Comes, Vicki Werner, Ron Helfrich, John Priebe, Gary Smolka. Standing: Jim Livecchi Dave Mittelstaedt, Mark Kunkel, Steve Berlincourt, Steve Cain, Tom Seeman, George Sopko, Paul Biler, Mr. Laurence Jankowski, adviser. 'Mi' Accolade -it Chris Velker, Editor-in-Chief Flobb Voyles, Managing Editor T,-er' l I Bob Busse, Copy Editor Scott Bieszczad, Photo Editor c,.xvZT:.,vA .,',!L r f 1 yi? if 35 Rx , , o , Q . 9 1 ! '5 .1 .lv 5 . -5 ff . I , ,, ' 'Q 1 . , ' i fb '3 If :Af f-P ' -f Wink Q E , wx X Q5 E lla ' 5 l WSFK: Clockwlse from bottom: Dave Comes, George Magill, Jim Wright, Bob Martin, Fred Berning, Joel Andryc, Ron Helfrich. 1 f 'tit 'ip 12.5 if rr 4 i 5 f' u 'if P ' 42-vwfwwf 51- . . X, i BAND: Front Row: Rev. James Sottek, moderatorg Mark Conley, Frank Graff, Jim Baird, Lou Komorowski, Jeff Wingate, drum major: Paul Molnar, Mike Tylinski, Mark Freer, and Sr. Jeanne Marie Rowan, director. Row 2: Mike Sexton, John Binder, James Livecchi, Steve Berlincourt, Paul Biler, Tony Metzger, Jeff Jan, Scott Compte. Row 3: Jeff Sutton, Martin Keller, Mark Sobecki, Dale Szumigala, Pete Lesley, Steve Cain, AI Poturalski, John Mueller. Row 4: Marty Extejt, Kevin Carr, Tom Hambleton, Glen McGinley, Dave Gorny, Joe Cook, Fred Berning, Steve Collins. Row 5: Lynn Ireland, John Adams, Robert Thompson, Dave Andryc, Jeffrey DeRosa, Ed Buczek, John Rockwell, Gregory Herr. Row 6: John Metzger, John Applegate, Joe Sommerville, Chuck Sobecki, Duanne Carr, Jeff Walter, John Klug. Back Flow: Gary Franklin, Mike Verning, Nick Wielgopolski, Jeff Norton, Mike Mayer, Jim Lewandowski, Mark Malak, Jim Seguin. 38 Ilarching Band w I' N- V. V' 4 V 5? ., E X I - 'AL U: x I . 2 ' r f .Q we 1 e Rev. James Sottek, Moderator Sister Jeanne Marie Rowan, Band Director Greg Mayer 112 sets up in anticipation of a pass from center, while Matt Zaleski 121 slaps away another attempted goal. In f3l Captain Tony Dziad checks John Mueller in an intrasquad scrimmage. The ice flies l4j as Mark Bigelow makes a sudden stop. Dziad l5j stick-handles the puck against the boards. Hockey Club 1974-75 HOCKEY SCHEDULE ' St. Francis Macomber St. Francis Lake St. Francis St. John's St. Francis Waite St. Francis Woodward St. Francis Sylvania St. Francis Whitmer St. Francis Bowsher St. Francis Bedford St. Francis Clay St. Francis Macomber St. Francis Lake St. Francis St. John's St. Francis Waite St. Francis W00dward St. Francis Sylvania St. Francis Whitmer St. Francis Bowsher St. Francis Bedford St. Francis Clay 40 .ii 5 iss- '?E3g,: . 'E ,LED 'N vi s X' ,I I' 4 n 2.3 1 ' W K Q SX .32 . A., l A . 'rea y4 Q9 'f , , Q' U v - f as - , - Mig' if l Q A I w - ew rs J'-S'-vfs 1- f'-SFS' us .T J if 4 A ,..,, gr h 71 1 g, Q GF k b .. j ., ,F rs N re mf- i iv' S' f3'5 ri ol 1 fit B. 5 4. X'M': -Q-G f' 4- 6' '- H41 Rf, ,fwf-Jhm' Rl, irfzi 5.52: , xl?-iyaiykggx R' il '- sv sf if M , k .' b xf.fi5gfx.f. , fag , f-Q2-xvff gn yff,3'Q.p -.. ws-1 3 - ' ' 'Y' Yi? lj , ' Knights finish 1974 season with 7-2 record lt was all a matter of one point. The 1974 Varsity Football Team put together a respectable 7-2-0 record. The Defensive Unit led City League statistics by allowing only 3.8 fyes, you read right: only 3.81 points per game. The Offensive Unit performed just as we scoring 15.2 points per game. And the 1974 Varsity Football Team played as a unit- a coach.'s dream: a real team. But it was all a matter of one point. Mr. Joe Sevenich, head football coach A 7-6 loss to St. John's kept the Knights out of the 1974 Shoe Bowl and away from a bid for the City League championship. One more point against the Titans could have put the Knights on the road 1974 Varsity Football Record St. Francis 6-0 Whifmef St. Francis 13-6 Sandusky St. Francis 2-7 Central St. Francis 7-0 Libbey St. Francis 28-8 Waite St. Francis 6-7 31, John's St. Francis 21-0 Rgggrg St. Francis 28-0 Sf,-itch St. FI'8l lClS 26-7 Bgwsher Giving up no more than eight points in any one game and recording four shutouts along the way, the Defensive Unit dominated the attack. Named to the All-Division Team were Alan Geha, tailbackg Bill Jaco, end: Mike Schlageter, guard: and Roger Staccone, linebacker. Honorable Mention was given to Ed Clemons, back: Bob lgnasiak, end: Tim Kronbach, backg Jeff Peer, tackleg Mike Schwartz, tackleg and John Westhoven, fullback. The next three seasons look promising. The Junior Varsity ended with an 8-0 record, tallying 230 points while holding their opponents to 54. The pictures on these two pages show some of the action at the Bowsher, Libby 1 and Waite games. In picture f1l John Westhoven and Roger Staccone take time out for a drink while the cheerleaders use the break to whip up some noise from the crowd at the Bowsher debacle. In picture f2j Tailback Alan Geha plows for a first down against Waite, while in 131 he takes a pitch from Knight Quarterback Mark Nowakowski with Westhoven leading the way. John Szymanski and Mike Kennedy cover a fumbled kickoff f4l against Waite. Picture 151 underscores the season's typical defensive play with practically the whole team making the Libbey tailback eat the ball on a crucial third down play. 44 P fri. MW A O Q I .' T A, vp ? ' - 123. .E ,, Q Q ' if , I . H W- - 0 , A 6 ' -L ' me-'fn Q... -' 3freft t1,i nf '1 ,- ' ' IU W5 K 5 gg X 3 M 5 'I ' 1 W ' AV 0- XX , ' '+f3'uggQ' ,,,, if ' ' .fu 1 ' ' f S 3' A' I f 'V f- 'ggi' -N 1 A 'Q H -. fl il -- f 5 ' :ff .l - as 1 wi ' 1' ? f il . Rf 1 ' .vw , :xaegfgrf 4' ' 1 4 W, - Af- ,- .- '- ffgsfffp Vg, -f Q31'e' 1 . . Y X - J- . ' i Afw' W WW- -'T' f X I' ' , it rrp, I I 1' , v H fs 1' ,, .V Alt g +' ' WT. lxf Y xi , ,xl K 'qw -,N ! X , f 4 fag X 4 A- Q 'i 5 -Q .1 i 2' 91.1 . - - 155 wg, 'V E+? -- Q , W..-. b 'mfr' , 2 , A 1 9, J DM' ' 5 .v ' 2 -X: . K ' gb: rg.: 'US-,-4 -if 'sf .. 'F A H ,, W- 35:5 . . 5- 'fa -, 4 75 qi :V 5 1 Y Q gn Ll 7 . H V-.dw X D si. , MQ - b A S: . 3 v i 4 4 . N K 'Ii Q ' W Q ' I 5 The JV's were coached by Mr. Val Glinka and Mr. Tim Horne. 1974 Junior Varsity Football Record St. Francis 28-18 Whitmer St. Francis 42- 0 Devilbiss St. Francis 33- 0 Bowsher St. Francis 16- 6 Waite St. Francis 27- 0 Libbey St. Francis 21-18 St. John's St. Francis 39- 6 Stritch St. Francis 24- 6 Rogers The Freshman Team went undefeated also. The frosh chalked up 86 points and allowed only 12. Of the seven games, five were shutouts. The freshmen were coached by Mr. Bill Geha, Mr. Ned Fisher, and Mr. Scott Mislan. 1974 Freshman Football Record St. Francis 6-0 DeVilbiss St. Francis 12-0 Bowsher St. Francis 18-0 Waite St. Francis 18-6 Libbey St. Francis 6-6 St. John's St. Francis 18-0 Stritch St. Francis 8-0 Rogers Head football coach was Mr. Joe Sevenich, assisted by Mr. Don Kober, Mr. Horne, and Mr. Glinka. The Knights are disturbed l11 when they find themselves in trouble as Central's offense moves the ball against the strong SFS defensive squad. At Page Stadium, Alan Geha blitzes 121 through the Titans' line for a large gain. Knight Back John Sanford plunges for a first down l31, while Fullback Westhoven adds the second punch l41 for the touchdown against Waite, as signaled by both the players and refs: six more! The Knights' defensive unit contains Libbey's running back l51 as Defensive Back Tim Kronbach sets up for the stick. Linebacker Roger Staccone helps out by tripping up the runner. 46 ,W ff'- Am ffxs ' A, I U . , 'n ' '7 ' S. .15 - , ll t'A 1 z Q ,, FA -I 1 1 2 ,ss .S A Awful Q Hair J 5 if 2 ' HF -9: ' 1 .gf xi, 1.51.4- 1 'T S' ,1 'xAf Varsity 1974 VARSITY Bottom Row: Ramon Garcia, David McGhee, Tim Doran, Tim Kronbach, Hutch Strahm, James Szyskowski. Second Row: Jeff Peer, Marty Miller, Bob Taormina, Ed Clemons, Scott Carroll, Mark Nowakowski, John Sanford, Alan Geha. Third Row: Gary Mertes, Tim Scheuer, Larry Brunk, Roger Ramsey, John Westhoven, David Kujawa, Bill Weis, Dewey Padilla, Tim Gilliland. Fourth Row: John Galvin, Mike Kennedy, Mike Schlageter, Jeff Gross, Bob lgnasiak, Tom Seeman, Gary Martin, Mark Williams, Bob Carroll. Fifth Flow: Tom Puszczewicz, John Szymanski, Chris Cappelletty, Sean Cummings, Errol Jeffries, Terry Skinner, Mike McManus, Bob Kahle, Chip Guy. Top Row: Mike Schwartz, Roger Staccone, Bill Jaco, Cary Kowalski, Nelson Bolden, Jeff Kimble, Jon Cytrynowicz, Dennis Brooks, Keith Kobee, Craig Brownridge. 1974 JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row: Bill Szaroleta, Dean Widman, George Manton, Peter Grady, Jeff Heckman, John Fisher, Kevin McManus, Tony Staccone. Second Row: Mike Jones, Errol Jeffries, Rocky Vigh, Joel Seaman, Tim Scheuer, Louis Lishewski, Eduardo Crotte, Edward Garcia, Joe Lindsley. Third Row: Nelson Bolden, Brian Nowak, John Hasenauer, David Muller, Dave McGill, Jeff Kimble, Kevin Kruse, Tom Seeman, Carey Kowalski. Top Row: Greg Nowak, Dave Kretin, Gary Mertes, Douglas Allen, Robert Kahle, Francis Johnson, Kevin Weiss, Paul Juhasz, Dave Clements. Tom 0'Donnell, Dave Switzer, Charles McCune. Junior Varsity: City Champs wr'-w 48 a,. 1. X hmm Ll 'maui F3'l3lllW mmm ww - it ,aff er .. im , EYYRANEIS it J all RANUS '2.lfYRAlif.... BTTRANLQIL- ST Freshmen: City Champs A Q A 4 A - - - l974 FRESHMAN TEAM: Jeff Betanian, Karl Baumgartner, Bob Breisacher, Mike Buczkowski, John Burkhart, James Caldwell, Jeff Carroll, Jeff Zhapmang Joe Cook, Mike Cummings, Bill DeNies, Mark Dressler, Doug Finch, Jim Fuelling, Pat Gstalder, Henry Hamilton, Joe Holmes, Robert lolmes, Mark Hruska, Mike lannone, Sean liams, Steve Kalanquin, Dave Kaser, Kevin Kaufman, Pat Kennedy, Dave Kevern, Bruce Kowalski, Dan aValley, Tom LoFiego, Forrest Lishewski, Steve Martin, Terry McHugh, Mickey Miller, Todd Monks, Terry Myers, Richard Ney, Don Nowak, Craig lowicki, Victor Olvera, Brian Palmer, William Parton, Mike Pigott, Mark Pizza, Pete Rauh, Rob Recker, Brent Reed, Tony Ritson, Doug Russell, iteven Rule, Dan Schlembach, Mike Schramm, Ronald Sniegowski, Joseph Sommerville, Joe Sorge, Rob Spaulding, and Mike Tatro. 49 Water Polo State Champs The Knight water polo team took the state title for the second consecutive year by outscoring their four opponents with a 53-2 cumulative score at the title matches at Euclid, Ohio. The quality of the team was also demonstrated by the fact that they played and defeated varsity college water polo teams several times during the year. 1974-75 Water Polo Schedule Francis 13-6 Ann Arbor Pioneer Francis 18-9 Grand Blanc Francis 9-3 Ann Arbor Huron Francis 13-4 Ann Arbor Pioneer Francis 16-2 Lima Shawnee Francis 20-3 Orange State Tournament Francis 19-1 Lima Shawnee Francis 14-0 Old Trail Francis 11-1 Berea Francis 9-0 Euclid Neither the scores nor the photos fully describe the difficulty of the game nor the proficiency of the Knights. The game is a type of aquatic soccer in which players throw the ball into the opponent's goal with only one hand. To add to the difficulty, players are not allowed to touch the bottom of the pool at any time. The coach is Mr. Dennis Butch Graves. if-' Q- MQ' - 24? 0 1 LL-iatt' r g m K JM Q.. , . , . . .gf A Q V ,A .. ., , . 3-159451 .,.. wk ,,f, 5Fi :,Av w' , P ' . . 5, 1' ,Q . if' ' A 'WW J A x Q Q-'38 C 'A -. 'fx v.. ' Q ,-.L , N a L-las-M ff? 1 1, 5 :ASN .. 'Tw 51, ,I nf, 1. - Am ,. 'mf ,Aman 'iw if Je if 5 xg S sa ,fi s WN, as Q E dx A H 'TIS K3 R Q .4 L 7 a , K , 1 'fu 4 ,,L,55k, -. if ' V f ,I Q in ' 11-1- , , fe -. ri.. ,. . 1- - A' ,, 'fu - L . ' Y, X al . 4 -1 Xu, -55 ,. ,gf 1 ,ua 55 , il, ,sem 4. Q - fwggpf eg: h V1 2 V4 K 123. -avg? wg X. ful' ., ..-w , A5525 U .. Vx 'f'ihWk ' ' g ' 4- 1- K ' ' ff, -',- A l f '29 - J bw, T '1,Qys,. : 55- ' X ' if , Q-M 5-'Q U -. 45:75:51 A .5 -171, , Mex-,, 1 k - fx ' f um, Q ..L, 1, f MT , ' ax , 1 1: f I .1 w1.b1,:jQfL xxx JC A , V ,fig :,g2f,7L,3g.5 , N QQ -A 321. , k :f 1 iw. , w'-fi ' K. 'F,.4ifa,'7W:Ls'1:Q-'W' I mg , 4 . fizibf - eww, Q. ?iEgg:,ysf K f W fi, , - ' ' 'H-,z, , , fi i -- ' w- ,ln .- v ,W --nu v 3 - v 9 5 U -Q ,U i an-we Iii' stir -f whnilnh 'Q' Q Q X ,- Knights finish 'long season' with 10-9 record The year opened with anticipation I of the City League title. But after tromping Stritch and Central, the bubble burst when the Knights met up with three straight losses e to Scott, Rogers, and Delphos St. John's - that set them into a tailspin from which they never quite recovered. After that it was a matter of a win there and a loss three to make up a patchy 10-9 season. Mr. Jim Robinson, head basketball coach 53 The high point of the season came when Senior Forward Dave Bak broke a school scoring record by tossing in 40 points against Hamilton Garfield. Finally, Bak was named to The Toledo Times First Team and to The Blade Second Team All-City. In addition, Forward Lee Liddell and Center Bill Jaco were given Honorable Mention on the All-City team. Mr. James Robinson is head coach. His assistant is Mr. Don Kober. 1974-1975 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Francis 57-50 Stritch Francis 58-42 Central Francis 51-69 Scott Francis 51-65 Rogers Francis 52-78 Delphos St. John's Francis 65-61 Waite Francis 64-68 Sylvania Francis 71-46 Start Francis 67-57 Whitmer Francis 66-67 Woodward Francis 73-50 Libbey Francis 97-65 Hamilton Garfield Francis 65-69 Macomber Francis 60-40 St. John's Francis 59-74 DeVilbiss Francis 60-68 Lima Senior Francis 69-45 Bowsher TOURNAM ENT Francis 62-75 Sylvania Backing up the varsity and refining the team play of the junior varsity, Mr. Val Glinka coached the JV's. The Rev. Frank Schimscheiner and Mr. Kennedy coached the freshmen. After getting burned with a man-to-man defense strategy, Coach Robinson T12 calls for a switch to a zone during a time out. Forward Gary Allen T22 looks for help as he's boxed in during the Sylvania game. Finding himself alone 132 Center Bill Jaco puts one up against St. John's. In 142 Forward Dave Bak drives inside and draws 'a foul against Whitmer. Junior Guard Tim Gerken goes for two 752 against Waite. 54 1 1974-1975 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD St. Francis 47-36 Stritch St. Francis 51-50 Central St. Francis 54-44 Scott St. Francis 54-43 Rogers St. Francis 52-61 Deiphos St. Francis 54-41 Waite St. Francis 60-56 Sylvania St. Francis 51-52 Start St. Francis 43-39 Whitmer St. Francis 56-47 Woodward St. Francis 46-38 Libbey St. Francis 35-48 Hamilton Garfield St. Francis 50-59 Macomber St. Francis 54-60 St. John's St. Francis 44-53 Devilbiss St. Francis 40-68 Lima Senior St. Francis 45-42 Bowsher 1974-1975 FRESHMAN RECORD St. Francis 54-31 Stritch St. Francis 46-35 Central St. Francis 29-46 Scott St. Francis 53-31 Rogers St. Francis 64-18 Start St. Francis 46-36 Woodward St. Francis 48-45 F Libbey St. Francis 43-22 Woodward St. Francis 62-31 Waite St. Francis 30-31 Central St. Francis 32-29 Woodward St. Francis 35-33 Woodward St. Francis 74-12 Rogers St. Francis 43-45 Bedford St. Francis 67-26 Rogers St. Francis 54-35 Stritch St. Francis 37-43 Macomber St. Francis 39-31 Bedford St. Francis 45-44 St. John's St. Francis 40-29 Central St. Francis 37-23 DeVilbiss St. Francis 62-35 Bowsher St. Francis 49-62 St. John's St. Francis 51-50 St. John's 56 ln f11 and 721 the Knights get psyched up before the game starts. And at the start, 131 Jaco goes high to take the opening tip-off against Waite. And forward Lee Liddell pops one from the top ofthe key. Driving the base line, Bak beats the Sylvania defense for two more. And all alone, 161 Guard Ed Clemons takes advantage of a turnover in the Waite Kill. And Gerken 771 takes time in a crucial free throw shot in the Waite game. Q7 I EQ. Y in f' ,ef it Varsity VARSITY TEAM: Pat O'Connell Ed Clemons, John Geha Bob lgnasiak, Lee Liddell, Bob Brooks Bill Jaco, Dave Bak, Gary Allen, Tim Gerken Kevin Kennedy, ' and Mike Thebes. Head Coach Jim Robinson f0 and Coach Don Kober. Wm Junior Varsity A I 8 cgsilflfff-Q, xi nr ' ' ,mu g0ACNlNS STKE- 5 S 0: KN' Quay .....- Q A x 0,3- JUNIOR VARSITY: Standing: Coach Bill Geha, Dennis Duross, Bill Schwartz, Joe Busse, Carey Kowalski, Jor Schlagheck, Coach Val Glinka. Kneeling: Jim Ockuly, Kevin Szenderski, Mike McVicker, Dave Torchia, Ken Ho nackl. ll ilfw, ,, , , RESHMAN TEAM: Standing: Dan Wilczynski, Joe Holmes, Mike Schramm, Burt Beavers, Jim Hager, Jeff Green alt, Brian Rowan, Jim Fueiling, Keith Large, and Larry Kubiak. Kneeling: John LoCascio. 59 Cross Country 1974 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE St. Francis Devilbiss St. Francis Bowsher St. Francis St. John's St. Francis Stritch St. Francis Start St. Francis Rogers St. Francis Macomber St. Francis Libbey St. Francis Woodward St. Francis Waite St. Francis Central 60 f's':.F3.'f sr-ff' ,A Ap' 'Kp F- -Qy, ff. A si Haw ,,. w dis. 81: WWI A w - -. , -'w '-A P- .- 4 , ff fl 643. . .- I.- f 1 1 , I F w J ,U 'sv k' 'W Q lag.,- vw. 1'--'W' ! I , 3- 4' My 3 I-.X Y . K X 5 x f T! 1 Eff. U1 -cw '-ve ff, KY R ' 'K 1-.1 I YW-at N . 'x i 73? x X! X, Golf IDIUIIIIGII, lllll 1974 GOLF SCHEDULE Francis 407-447 Whitmer Francis 428-422 Maumee Francis 147-157 Central Francis 147-180 Waite Francis 340-333 Bowsher Francis 401-399 Clay Francis 159-173 Woodward Francis 159-198 Spencer Francis 155-175 Macomber Francis 335-338 Perrysburg Francis 215-201 Sylvania Francis 155-166 Stritch Francis 218-234 Ottawa Hills Francis 218-212 Sylvania Francis 324-318 St. John's Francis 324-322 Rogers 63 Swimmers end year third in stateg Schlatter, Relay Team named All-American Talk about success. The Knight swimmers finished a brilliant season by ending up third in the state, one point from second, behind powerhouses Cincinnati St. Xavier and Upper Arlington. The Knights went undefeated in regular season dual meets except for one defeat at the hands of Xavier. Honors of a different kind were given to the Relay Team when they were automatically labeled All-American in state competition. The team included Marc Schlatter, Terry Powell, Flick Smenner, and Nick Daudelin. Schlatter was also named an All-American in breast stroke competition. Consideration for All-American was given to Powell for the 100 yard back stroke, and to the Free Relay Team, consisting of Powell, Daudelin, Bob Ward, and Mike Wohl. Out in front, Junior Dan MacDonald f 11 turns it on in the final 50. In f2l and C31 the Knight swimmers get a fast start off the block during the St. Francis Invitational. 64 .1-Big 2 3 , ., , . 1 v l' Q' 1 A ' I lv nj! 5 'H .W --Nurs--- - ' ' X' 4 .' -. I 4 u ' ' ' .K ' ' v 4. ' 3 P- 4 , V' nf H u 5- A., .. 4 4 1 - Z Ak p 1, ' -1 r.: 'i.u 1 ' .,' wif hm I K 2140 I - Q51 x m' , K7 'pw 1: L ' .an ,L ,sv A ,-'Q 14 nz! ,wh A 'Irf- ,we . - - - ww 2 :WN ' ., ,f fe 'T - M .1 '- , , Q if 1 '- 5,-: L ff, ' f ,-'MMM X , ' . , . . p . 4, y ',f,mVJ. 455. I D , I T ,. .A . ,, ,A - X. zf xA N A A , .W .fi ff is f g . . , .A .ga 'oy 7 - my ' sid? H.,-v-an . '., inLr'x 'NW- X .:' , ., V.. . ll 5 I . A , e,...,.fT ,gr , , -. , . , . . . hu, .. . , if 4, . L V. '.' , ., , Q-K- N Q 'Z 137 ' ,, . ' Q V '-. . wh S 1974-1975 SWIMMING RECORD 1 St. Francis 107-65 Perkins 1 St. Francis 76-93 St. Xavier y BGSU Relays: Frist St. Francis 113-58 Adrian St. Francis 89-83 Ann Arbor Pioneer St. Francis 59-36 Shawnee St. Francis 51-32 Old Trail St. Francis 190-104 Ann Arbor Huron St. Francis 113-59 Findlay St. Francis 102-70 Sandusky St. Francis invitational: Second St. Francis 118-55 Cuyahoga Falls Northwest District Championships: First Ohio State Championships: Third 1974-1975 FROSH-SOPH MEETS St. Francis 86-83 St. Xavier St. Francis 108-58 Adrian g g g g St. Francis 88-78 Perkins St- Francis 86,80 Adrian Rev. William Fisher, Swimming Moderator 66 VARSITY Picture at left Front Row: Ray Sullivan Steve Eialorucki, Tim Heck Jurgen Wurth, Mark Bevington Back Row: Rick Smenner Derek Clark, Dan MacDonald Mark Schlatter, Mike Wohl Tim Smale, Casey O'Connor Jim Murtagh, Bob Ward Picture at right Front Row: Jim Emmenecker Doug Lewandowski, Mike Hettle Mark Hensien, Joe Heizelman Back Row: Doug Conrad lan Bertolina, Nick Daudelin Chris Johns, Terry Powell Pat Henehan JUNIOR VARSITY: Sitting: Joe Bick, Marty Mayer, David Szumigala, Kerry Tams. Standing: Pete Monaghan Hugh Callahan, Leonard Wagner, Dale Szumigala. 5 vw-nw? :-aw-v 1T:T:3Q-'afritfgfg '?3' ,,.... , Y., ,.,,. I .,.. il' i, ENE 5 M ., -we . ' it . ffY,l3k , gf' , Q 3 e V-, Bowling AMERICAN LEAGUE: Tim Rumpf, Steve Ellison Frank Arvay, Bob Myers and Dan Gibbs. NATlONAL LEAGUE Tom Toth, Jim Gorski, Gary Toth, John Thielen, Mike Kowalski, and Hutch Strahm. i ,, :- i i i Chess 1974-75 CHESS SCHEDULE Team One Team Two St. Francis 2-2 4-O Scott St. Francis 1-3 3-1 Devilbiss L St. Francis 3-1 3-1 Start , St. Francis 1-3 2-2 Sylvania St. Francis 3-1 4-0 Scott St. Francis 2-2 4-O Devilbiss ' St. Francis 4-O 4-0 Libbey y St. Francis 2-2 SV2-V2 Start ' St. Francis 2V2-1112 2-2 Sylvania St. Francis 4-O 4-O Libbey THE l 1055 1 . ul- 'X W -Hu.. 2, A r 1.11 CHESS TEAM: Front Row: Dwayne Simmons, Joe Welch, Ray Gralak, Chris Plettner. Back Row: Bob Mieczkowski Paul Loeb, Paul Westmeyer, Mike Costigan, Mr. Steve Loomis, moderator. Knight wrestlers lack experience, end season at 4-5 Loaded with underclassmen, the wrestling team lacked experience. The result was a 4-5 record in regular season dual meets. Tournament play was about the same: at Brecksville the Knights managed an 11th place: in the CIT they took a Gthg in the City League Tournament they took a 4th, missing 3rd place by one pointg in the Sectionals they took a Srdg they won the Districtsg and they finally managed to take 18th place in the state tournament. Advancing to Columbus for the state meet were Glen DeNies, Mike Schlageter, Chris Sutton, and Joe Torti. Head Coach is Mr. Don Wyper. Mr. Tim Horneis assistant coach. 70 J . Q w., l, fy n 5 X, JS' 1 1 1 --x V4 A A Q 1 . Q 9 1' - A-wav .L- vm ', we f 91 'i A. .Qs- fv ff . L, . - 1 , 5 f Q A a Q M .ef ' , ' u 1 an K ' , ! 'Q , 'P 1 A 8 fi is It M -1:4 ' - M X O I , 1 , '- I , 1,4 I M. . ' Ki . fa 15- , 'N-'vm-M-Y 'HM- AW-' ' F FK fx.. 1974-1975 VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD St. Francis 40-19 Start St. Francis 48-11 Woodward St. Francis 39-18 Bowsher St. Francis 36-21 Central St. Francis 17-37 St. John's St. Francis 18-33 Stritch St. Francis 12-40 Bedford St. Francis 18-39 Rogers St. Francis 19-33 Whitmer TOURNAMENTS St. Franics 11th at Brecksville St. Francis 6th at CIT St. Francis 4th at City League St. Francis 3rd at Sectionals St. Francis 1st at Districts St. Francis 18th at Sate 72 8 'ff Q. 3 5 5 A.. V M.. ,H W 0 I M X, ,. c 7 1 f - ' s. -1.9. '- 1 N521 4,v,..5L ml-'MIM W 'WE T ,, ' 'Y Hgtige, Y 13, .X ,-V ..', V Wgef4.vQ?zffff:jue5. q V L N lxvk,KQ' if . 55 'f5'7:mz9'U4f wii:. ., QQ :'?.-ai if- qs- .. , .L dp .r ?.'f,if -1 ff 'Aw' .x,Q.,,f. , 1 Evvl ' 7-' F , ,Hr . - :QV 1. Q J' 4, J 1: if Ii ,gsuf ,sg . oz, , 1 1- :,.-f 1' .fp ,iv A KTFQQK WF v 't xf VE L L A . Q rl. S W f A X -3-. , ' 1 -v. ' EJWT V 3 qgggmw ,Q -. -- ,rl 2 , Q42 . i 5.8 Q - I X 3. s ll 6 X 1 1, X 41,5 .f -1, '93 X .ps- ,,1. i f F ,f A-L 'tu zz ua.. VARSITY Front Row: Glenn DeNies, Chris Sutton, Dave Hughes, Rick Cousino, Joe Torli, and Mike Lishewski. Back Row: Head Coach Don Wyper, Bob Hager, Mike Kelly, Doug Allen, Mike Schlageter, Nelson Bolden, and Frank Johnson, JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row: Mark Buganski, Marty McKeIvey, Bill Regan, Tim Langenderier, Mick Selz. Back Flow: Dan Sullivan, Warren Bach, Terry Rodeman, Steve Mossing, Mike Mossing, Bill DeNies, Joe Kovacs, John Fisher, Brent Reed. 74 A- -,i.iI.J 'Clk TEAM: Picture at left: Front Flow: Doug Finch, Jim Robinson, Joe Regan, Dick Leffler, and Bill Parton. Back Row: Tim Bombrys, Mike Jeff Carroll, Forrest Lishewski, Mike Pigott, and Tony Dietsch. Picture at right: Front Row: Jeff Medere. Vince DiPofi, Dick O'Connor, ossing, Rick Wohl, and Rick Rein bolt. Back Row: Tony Flitson, Robb Spalding, Tom LoFiego, Carl Baumgartner, Craig Nowicki, Joe Cook, Terry Myers. - 75 f - --v-w...1,.- rf, wr-11.1. ....... ,.Q-4.f.r...., A Q P -.i..,x,.,., , 1 x :- ...,, ,.,, .-pai.. .,.. ...WV -,,......'-Aw. .... . -..,, .i . 1 JNMIN U I k ' ff . mm A M .., . A ,Y:, X, . 'z x A . . X Fyj . f In .P X ' N K 5 1 4 W1 fu the 5 f'fYLX RX' ,e f f 4 3 , - , ,f is A-1. rn gf f , Q 1 -sn-..M..,,., n , -,,,,.,. , , ,M ? . ,,. 9 4-'-W'--M-w3..A,.......,....,.-,.Q.......,......,., ,W , A A 2 ' f. -W,,..,a,,,6...., .M A,M.,..,...1..x.a..,,k..,,,.1.f..A-...-,.f , ...mv - ..,, ,,,- f ffff ww .... -.ff -. ,V ' f 9 'wr r , -.f.,M..G..f.- -M.,-.A,,-,. .N F . : , - ' f' A A - ----H f -Q.,...K.,...-NX.,.A- ..,f'-AN.,-y... ,. N, .. ,..... , V- .rw 3 A 1 1 1 .f 19' .1 . 1 -X x,.,.f.- f vf., -'V I . 4 N 1 z .6f'.,,H' ,, 'QF' : Hi 4'5 ,' xr 0, , ,ff - K, I 'Q ' s X5 PL. AEE Wil, Ex .. 43, Ez QM fi f 'E 1? Q N -, X ,T V -.M 'Stills K Q. XS: g QQ Ei? .., 4 :kt .-?'-4:3 , ? S1 15 fx? 'KQW2 ,-X X -fg . Xixgiffwz Ex -2',g1a- I X g ff E is 521. 's sw! 6 , Humorous interpretation is a type of speech that allows the participant great freedom to express his emotions. Along the top of the page, Gary Franklin shows frustration, surprise, disappointment, fascination and happiness. At left, Mike Kenney practices his original oration in which he discusses that eternal weakness of students -the urge to cheat. Coach Villers takes careful notes in order to help Mike improve his speaking style. From left to right, Dave Andryc, John Rockwell, and John Priebe observe Mike as they await their turns. Many hours of practice are needed to polish a single speech. 79 :DDQ gr- ' ?'. ,-,1.. ' -' 'R-.N FORENSICS: Standing: Brian Kenney, Mike Kenney, Gary Franklin, Jack Mandula, Bob Busse, Mark Mandulg Kneeling: John Rockwell, Mike Jones, Tom Mandula, Dan Liebreoht, Joe Kolanko, Kevin Moenter, Mike Beckman Bob Niedzielski, Mark Sobecki. Sitting: Bryon Bellamy, Duane Carr, Dave Andryc, John Priebe, Vince DiPofl, Pai. Devine, Tom Gibney. 80 Mike Beckmann shows that extemporaneous speaking requires more than a mellow voice and a glib tongue. Students must master many techniques. This year, our extemporaneous speakers placed at dozens of tournaments. Especially noteworthy was Mark Mandula, who distinguished himself at prestigious tournaments in Atlanta and Pittsburg, among others. The debate team placed first at tournaments in Cincinnati and Akron. At the state qualifying tournament at Bowling Green University, eight members of the forensics team qualified for the State Championship Tournament to be held in Columbus. They were Jack Mandula, Kevin Moenter, Joe Kolanko, and Bob Busse in debateg Mark Mandula, Brian Kenney, and Mike Beckmann in extemporaneous speakingg and Gary Franklin in humorous interpretation. For the second consecutive year, St. Francis won the district debate championship at Ohio University. By finishing first in that tournament, the debate team of Kolanko and Busse qualified for the National Championship Tournament to be held in June in Indianapolis, Indiana. Brian Kenney narrowly missed qualifying for the national finals by finishing in second place in extemporaneous speaking. The next goal of the students is to win a state championship. Since it is possible to qualify for the national finals by finishing first in the state, the current season for much of the team may still not be finished when this book comes out. 81 Intramural Champs FOOTBALL POPCORN BOWL CHAMPS: HR 207: First How: Ken Hoj- nacki. Second Row: Greg Herr, Jay Tillman, Keith Walker. Third Row: Tim Borrell, Larry Baker, Greg Crosby, Robert Myers, Jeff Sutton. Fourth Row: Steve Nadaud. Top Row: Jim Haack, Tom Hinde, Kevin Szenderski. INTRAMURAL QUIZ BOWL CHAMPS: fat rightj HR 105: Sitting: John Klug, Jeff Ulman, Tom Gonsiorowski. Standing: Brian Dick. tat far rightj HR 217: Sitting: Joel Harrington, Gene Zmuda, Barry Hudgin. Standing: Jim Ellis. 82 FOOTBALL PUNCH BOWL CHAMPS: HR 21l l .x 'Ls ,rx L r 1 B! LQ ik ad -ty LS 45.55. ..-ww K ' sl,q5 , is 5 Y. n If I X3 gi X y mm 4 S tg, 1' .' 'N 94.4 IL 5' 1 1 R, 'Q . ,, .W P ,yu- Q? al' -k M ,--F.. . ,,. ef 1,114 1,QQ-af: . Q .df 1 e e -X e 19 Q' ! 'Q , 1 .lf ' Nififzsw-f:,,,f, A W , A .. --W., . - ,K K A , I xr 'xi 3'5 ' 'I f ,. ,: Pasquinelly, George Kothe, Die qim: I .K , . lb . ,i -K lf. ,W Q, M 'aff Q 412 . gg e Q.. 'seyfff- L3 e ii K m.m1wMf '- '+ 1: , : 'U Tu: TL- W.- fyve .1 ,fri Ii K ff ' 4 x 4, . F., 93 If ,. ii 'Till x ' r 'lf' I ' ' I ' E' 1- :W xg . ' lj' .Q t ' I J'?'l2:. ' ' 'Q5' 1' 'Q 1 N- 325 , ve N li L.,7 . . A lil ' nk' Z2 . it Y ' ' . a . 4':'x , ,, .Quiz Bowl , - , U J , 9 6 R 3 , '. s . . if A '4' x. ' f V ' i In if h l 0 V 'I X' 'ask Q ......a ' Q 4 . 1 2'1 - I s A J if - ' 1 J i 1 J ' I ' - 1 L 3 s 5 A - siser t - 1 5 t s to i N f Nl .annum nm.: ld f '!fN1'W F' 'YBfxf?i3 fill SW! I . wc.. Three of the Knights combine their efforts on a question. Bob Busse reacts to the result bf their conference with a correct answer and another twenty points to add to the team's score. F Q6 Qt 57' BMW? QUIZ BOWL: Barry Hudgin, Tom Gonsiorowski, Pat Henahan, Bob Busse. 85 Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS Jeanne Blanchard Katie Geiger Cindy Brown Colleen McNamara Sally McHugh Chris Niedermeyer if I 7143.1 Q at .wh- W' Ylllw ii F, Q MX X- X Z7 W ,Q ' l Kiki .. 2 . firm il l - . 1. I 1 -j :S V. 1' J ' . - .-at .e A tl A I fx L' f 1 A ' Administration restructured: I Rev. Robert Healy, President Rev. Ronald Olszewski, Principal new principal named ln a restructuring of administration, the Rev. Robert Healy was named president and the Rev. Ronald Olszewski was named principal. Both appointments became effective Feb. 17, 1975. A week later, the Rev. Cecil O'Donnell was appointed assistant principal, replacing the Rev. James Prentice. Father Healy, principal since 1967, is chief executive officer. He serves as a member ofthe board of trustees, and has direct responsibility for finances. He supervises the financial board, development director, and parent and alumni moderators. Father Olszewski, who joined the faculty last September as director of teacher development, is chief administrative officer of the school. He is responsible for academic policy making, daily operation of the school, and relations with faculty, students, and parents. He is also a trustee. The Rev. Alfred Russell, chairman of the board of trustees and Toledo community superior, said the administrative changes were made to lighten the load on the principal who has had responsibility for school operation, academic policy, community relations, and finances. 88 Rev. James Prentice Assistant Principal: Academics English Director of Curriculum Chairman: Department Heads Grade School Visitation Director Admissions Member: Board of Trustees Mr. Richard Mattingly Assistant Principal: Activities, Physical Plant and Public Relations US History, Mechanical Drawing Athletic Director Audio-Visual Director Director: Student Work Program Rev. Cecil O'Donnell Assistant Principal: Academics Director of Scheduling l Mathematics l C DDJ 'K' we 'Fc 1 Dr. Richard Ahlbeck Physics Freshman Golf 2 Rev. Richard Ankenbrandt Mathematics Bookstore Director 3 Mrs. Marianne Bigney German 4 Rev. Edward Chrzanowski English, Religion Bowling Coach Religious Activities Committee Coordinator: Para-Professional Help 5 Rev. James Cutter Mathematics Librarian Dramatics Business Manager Assistant Dean of Men: Freshmen 6 Rev. James Doll Religion Religious Activities Committee Sophomore Class Moderator Student Retreats MWMW lflfwfwf Z 1 Bro. Charles Dulin Typing Office Duplicating Equipment Operator 2 Rev. John Ebenhoeh Chemistry Associate Director of Scheduling 3 Rev. Dominick Finn Mathematics Department Chairman Examination Schedules and Grade Reporting Junior Class Moderator 4 Rev. William Fisher English Assistant Guidance Counsellor: College Swimming Team Moderator Freshman Swimming Coach Chappuis Moderator 5 Mr. William Geha Social Studies, U.S. History Assistant Football Coach Head Track Coach 6 Mr. Valentine Glinka Physical Education J.V. Basketball Coach Assistant Football and Track Coach ...x' rf' 5 5 l 6' l 1 1 X -N t,. Lx ,twvvm ,x 1 f,,.,'f:-,ff- 'fe ff g 5, 1 Mr. Dennis Graves Biology and Physical Education Swimming Coach Water Polo Coach Natatorium Supervisor 2 Rev. John Gussenbauer Religion Religious Activities Committee Student Retreats 3 Mr. Timothy Horne Mathematics Assistant Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach 4 Mr. Lawrence Jankowski English, Advanced Biology, Geology Lance Moderator WSKF: Studio Director Debate Team Moderator Science Department Chairman 5 Sister Jeanne Marie Directress of Music and Band 6 Mr. Donald Kober Sociology, Government, Economics Social Studies Department Chairman Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach 1 Rev. Nicholas Koelzer Political Science, Government 2 Dr. Richard Krill Latin 3 Mr. James Kwiatkowski English Accolade Moderator Publicity and Promotion 4 Rev. Thomas Landgraff Biology Dean of Men Brisson Association Moderator Assistant J.V. Baseball Coach 5 Mr. Stephen Loomis French Debate Team Co-Moderator Chess Team Moderator 6 Rev. John McMenamin German, English Foreign Study Program Director of St. Francis Scholarship Program Assistant Dean of Men: Attendance aa alma Hun- 17 KS 'i , V, iIEf'5k 1 'i 1 +1 V :L ' M i.-J ,.f-iwill 'Nl 53 1 Mr. Juergen Mudrow German 2 Rev. Cecil O'Donnell Mathematics Director of Scheduling 3 Rev. Ronald Olszewski Religion Religion Department Chairman Director of Teacher Development Teacher Substitutions Senior Class Moderator Vocation Director 4 Dr. William O'Neal Latin 5 Bro. Albert Pietrusinski Health Cafeteria Manager 6 Mr. Ted Rachwal Political Science, Geology 1 Mr. John Reynolds Chemistry, Physics Head Coach: Cross Country Moderator of Hockey 2 Mr. James Robinson Social Studies, History, Economics Head Basketball Coach Tennis Coach 3 Rev. Alfred Russell Religion, U.S. History Chairman: Board of Trustees Religious Activities Committee Religious Superior: Oblate Community 4 Miss Kathleen Russell Religion 5 Mr. Joseph Sevenich Biology, Freshman Science Head Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Assistant Athletic Director.' Equipment 6 Rev. Francis Schimscheiner English English Department Chairman Freshman Class Moderator Freshman Basketball Coach JV Baseball Coach satin' W R153 6 3 s ,H ef 4 7 M, ,, ., .ty .1 A fx, 1 Q, Q? ,Q 9 15 L+- , 2 My 5 - ,wqxf .1 se: Q f . f ' ff, I f ,- t A - . . 'eg 221. as if t . H ,arf W , gg., G, , J A ' . L' , ' iw-.aft 'si ! V V ,QQ A I A as , ., ,M, t, .' . 5 , , , Q -I if S - Q- 4' . ' tg :lf 1-i g' I. , 4 1 Rev. James Sottek Latin Intramural Director Band Moderator 2 Rev. Anthony Steger Religion Religious Activities Committee Student Retreats 3 Mr. Robert Stucker English Dramatics Director 4 Rev. Joseph Weller Religion Religious Activities Committee 5 Miss Janet Welter Head of Guidance Department Student Community Service Program Moderator: National Honor Society Tutoring Supervisor 6 Rev. David Whalen French, Religion Language Department Chairman Assistant Dean of Men Chairman: Religious Activities Committee Student Council Moderator Sacristan 7 Mr. Donald Wyper Assistant Guidance Counselor Head Wrestling Coach Head Golf Coach dkx lk. Xb4fxif.ff:., i ll V, ini .wa 1 95 1 Mr. Edward Fisher Assistant Freshman Football Coach 2 Mr. Scott Mislan Assistant Football Coach 3 Mrs. Esther Kalmbach Forensics Coach 4 Mrs. Esther LaFayette Librarian Display Case 5 Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson Quiz Bowl Coach Assistant Librarian 6 Mrs. Mary Kay Agoston Media Aid 'rY 'T ...i.? m , , K 1 Mrs. Dorothy Roberts Secretary, Business Office 2 Mrs. Virginia Mattingly Secretary, Business Office 3 Mrs. Toni O'Connor Secretary, Business Office 4 Mrs. Margaret Born Bookkeeper 5 Mrs. Mildred Palmer School Nurse Attendance and Health Records 6 Mr. Leonard Hudzinski Custodian 7 Mr. James McLaughlin Custodian U4 ' if ,g..4'rff ' ' Ulf' i . ' . '. 4.-5, - The Freshman Academics Year Things are always at their best in their beginning, said Blaise Pascal. Education at St. Francis becomes deeper and broader over four years, but there are many joys of discovery and surprises which can be fully experienced only by freshmen. Most freshmen face probably the most demanding curriculum they have ever experienced. They are required to study religion, English, history, science, a foreign language, and algebra. Since St. Francis is a college preparatory school, the subjects are designed to prepare the students for more advanced study, both here and in college. The religion course, for example, stresses the study of the Bible while algebra prepares the student for an additional three years of math. As the pictures show, the freshmen seem to enjoy their courses and seem to gain a great deal from them for both the present and the future. 98 'N Mg :Q N. 5.15-.?' 'I XQKWQL L hi if: -If if 9 'll V.. 'iii gf , The Freshman Quest at the beginning of the school year introduces the freshmen tothe Christian spirit at St. Francis. Senior volunteers aid freshmen in preparing for the Mass. rg: t swf' .sofa '-Lrfifivi R---.-. ' H. jfg fffflrrml if s' . a t rumen jj' 3 , ? t, Q is -w. , Jim Baird and Rulx Ganthier use the audio equipment in the library to polish French conversational skills ' 'EH T . The Experiment: Ron Davis, Forrest Lishewski, and Mike Cunningham perform an experiment with sulfur in 100 n u 4. Q, ' 1 ,R -Tr I. ,Q 4' 'si '. ,f ' 2 4, E! ' rg, N - V. M 'Q S HAY! M - A H I - H ' ,if in . ' f ' ' '??gg- M? 1 ' X Ulu-tg, ,H iggn HQ. 1 Agua. wh 4, ,gfjfii mu - ,uh ,nw rg ',1 Q'-,gg 9 -. - , .',,,, iii, wz 'Sr':7f'-z'.n: ef: - 4 .1 5, Ku gl pg 'Y r::e.i3.4.3': :ggi - e? ' 'x's'5 Q 'fi' Qsii I .i ffgwgpli ,Q 'gain ls' Wlvi'-' Q .ffplr 754- iv lfffffifh 'Qi - i:!!, ,F5l!2 ff, v 4, 5, P, 5 ff ' '! MQ W, 'fling l1I 7'rff f l I Q' iiivm rnfffffvf if' ij, ,F'4 zziiilgsli' '!!!'if' Vsf ' lf--1 i rn-41 . 3, ,gvfqgf , 2082221 li ,iv If E lt'f'1ll ntl f 'ff' .5 ' t 0 35,0 'Q 1 5 1 ' fr-no gr. 1 ,, fu, -. 1 . . .1 V , ,iii ' ' .5 'ZF' . -e-ewsfff K iz 3.52, f- X 21:11 , x L 1 Y , Va ., 9 Y wwfi ' 1 ' 4,1 1 f ff - 'yi' 13 441222 xg fish 4-,, J gifsm , 'N Film P L 3 1 lil U2 -S 99 '-W 'E' ,fb uk, F 2-fx -MS '5'iQl?Xv Ji! A K' 6' , if f 5 2 ? f 'uv 7777777 77 7 777 77 777777 'Q' ,ff , .A f X' ' i 777 3 7 - cf s F AML ilnii - 2 M A K. I-ng.-, iz i J ' r J . 1 ifk-YQ K .ei ,J N , r 37952: 5 an-JZ' nw 3 sw E J 7 77 I r 4. F Jeff Medere gets used to rising cafeteria prices. One learns the hard way - machines don't always pay off.l l 2 -1 l. - 7 until it turns dark. He finally pours the dark molten sulfur into a beaker of cold water. The end resulty 102 l Sharing of fries is common among freshmen at lunch period. Don Harris and Mike Caldwell check grammar -'vwrxzzi 1 is an interesting mass of dark-colored rubbery strings, or amorphous sulfur. The experiment is a success. 103 s :r.H-L,.w::,---.1 Us 'F Ummm Q Wal wax us S ' mx sm nfl!! ,maze W ill F9 'hw x vb 4' J fs ff me as P1 E.. 91, M, 'Q fa 'mf R . x I. . X , ,Q , ,Q ' ag-17' ' l' ' 1 QNX ll Q ,Q 'ff' 4 9, ff? Q ff ,..- Q W if S 51. Not all grades are worth keeping! Students regroup and reorganize after a three-minute period for a change 2 if -f The many filmstrips and tapes in the guidance department give students information about careers 106 i rx , X ? H, 1 if if I dy-fwp, T H4 ..1- fr- Qgv I l V' 4 S JM F ' Q T 5 W- SQ E 3 5 xp, 'hi I 5 y 27 if 1' g . if if af Il 1 ... 01- NIJ M4 ii ,ff :ff -. K ,pf g-.a:g,4uu.1uHW'f y ' reshmen John Adams David Andryc Jeffery Apostle John Applegate Charles Axe George Baibak James Baird Marc Banachowski Craig Banasiak Gregory Barnes the Class of 78 William DeNies, president i Martin McGowan, vice-president 1 ff? i t X XM 3 'we it Q 1 ..,E,.,.t..t..tw 9 fr 'E ,fmt gg-i 3 Er Michael O'Donnell, secretary V RT ,K 1, 1 ff' LF' Harry Moulopoulos treasurer Jeffrey Batanian Karl Baumgartner Robert Beavers Bryan Bellamy Michael Benore Stephen Bialorucki Joseph Bick John Binder Timothy Bombrys Michael Borrell Robert Brancheau William Brannan Robert Breisacher David Brooks Douglas Brooks Michael Buczkowski John Burkhart Stephen Cain Kevin Carr Jeffrey Carroll Anthony Ceglio Gregg Cervi Jeffrey Chapman James Cherry Steven Ciha Dennis Collins Dennis Conklin Steve Connolly Gregory Conyers John Cook David Crooks Brian Culkowski Michael Cummings Robert Cunningham Peter Davis Ronald Davis Jeffrey DeHan William DeNies Anthony Dietsch Vincent Dipofi Donald Dogan Jeffrey Dowling Mark Dressler Kelly Duhigg William Duranko rw' 416 I 'N Q. ff itll 181,14 Avi AV 45: 4? 6. nv. fs: , EL .-. fi ff ' 'ff 0 Q n ih4o..r'9 I Q6 l TX . 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Tl N Richard Fernandez Douglas Finch Steven Fisher Patrick Fondren Thomas Forrester James Francis James Fuelling John Gagnet Rulx Ganthier Christopher Geclk Gregory Gniewkowski Jeffrey Grabmeier Frank Graff Raymond Graiak Adam Grant Jeffrey Greenwalt Todd Grey Jeffrey Grohnke Russell Grycza Patrick Gstalder James Hager Thomas Hambleton Henry Hamilton Terrance Hanley Donmetric Harris Walter Harris Timothy Heck Joseph Heizelman Douglas Hodes Joseph Holmes Robert Holmes Thomas Horninger Mark Hruska Daniel Hughes Michael lannone Shawn liams Lynn Ireland Robert Ivancso Bradley Jan Christopher Kaiser Steven Kalanquin David Kaser Kevin Kaufman Martin Keller Parick Kennedy Stephen Kennedy David Kevern Martin Koch John Konwin Gregory Koontz Michael Kothe Joseph Kovacs Bruce Kowalski Scott Kretz Lawrence Kubiak Mark Kunkel Keith Large Daniel LaValley Richard Leffler Thomas Leonhard James Lewandowski Daniel Liebrecht Forrest Lishewski James Livecchi John LoCascio Scott Lykowski Joseph McCarthy Bernard McEntee Martin McGowan Terry McHugh ' , A x .g 9' . f ill S ,513 ' 539535 - 't -f s. . fb. 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LQ sf, L 'Q e. ie. ta ,L ,gr 1 3 'Q 2' , -it - rx, A 1, -4 .1 ,ity I+ 3 fl' 5? 5 V Fu 'I- O I 44' , H , O Mark McKelvey Daniel Macrae Patrick Madden Martin Majka Thomas Mandula Stephen Mangas Steven Martin Mark Mason Ned Mattimoe Martin Mayer Michael Menefee Anthony Metzger Keith Michaels Scott Michalak James Mierzwiak Michael Miller Edwin Monks James Mossing Harry Moulopoulos Raymond Mueller Terry Myers Michael Nadaud Harry Naddaf Richard Ney Donald Nowak Craig Nowicki Richard O'Conor Michael O'Donnell Victor Olvera Kenneth Orzechowski Steven Osinski Brian Palmer Pano Papalekas Jeffrey Parker William Parton Paul Peters Neal Petersen Kenneth Pfitzer Michael Pigott Mark Pizza Richard Podiak Michael Polcyn John Polus Pablo Pons Eugene Pyzik Frederick Quinn Michael Quinn Peter Rauh Robert Recker Brent Reed John Regan Joseph Regan Richard Reinbolt Anthony Ritson Kenneth Ritter James Robinson Brian Rowan Stephen Rule Douglas Russell Frank Ryan Edgardo Santiago Nicholas Schimmel Daniel Schlembach Edward Schrader Michael Schramm Donald Scott Andrew Searing Michael Sexton Gregory Shiple Kevin Joseph Smith ' ,155 It all Q FQ 'V - G-f, M ' . f EF f I l E551 2 Y QQ X T l w-4'-3' af K , ff t ,J Spb 2,-sf i 3?'kff ' f 'if jf iz? A :atv J Lzr li iv: 5 N it H, at t .V ' r K I' A ,XV X ff ' , J ,r 9 4 Av N X I t Nb 6 .3 is 1 Wi iff is 5' , sf. Absent when pictures were taken: Stephen Bennett, Michael Caldwell, Jeffrey DeRosa, James Emmenecker, Thomas Gib- ney, James Hoarty, Thomas LoFiego, Jeffery Medere, Christ- opher Owczarczak, Christopher Ricci, John Schueler, Leonard Wagner, Richard Wohl, Keith Yarnell, Matthew Zaleski. Kevin William Smith Ronald Sniegowski Mark Sobecki Joseph Sommerville Joseph Sorge Robb Spalding Kurt Stedje Anthony Stoner Raymond Sullivan Michael Swartz Lloyd Swint Kerry Tame Michael Tatro Norbert Taylor Thomas Tifft Michael Tylinski Raymond Valdes Jeffrey Walter Robert Walters John Wetter David Whitman John Wiczynski Michael Wielgopolski Daniel Wilczynski Daniel Woods Jurgen Wurth Joseph Zavac Timothy Zawodny Frederick Ziegler Frank Zielinski Joel Zmuda Eugene Zychowicz Sophomore Academics Having survived and benefited from the rigors of the freshmen year, the sophomores move on to more advanced and challenging studies. The mathematical, linguistic, and religious principles, which they learned as freshmen, are now elaborated. ln addition, the sophomores study history and either biology or chemistry. The sophomore year is the last structured year that the Knights have. Before getting involved in the more varied courses open to seniors and juniors, they learn the basics in a wide range of subjects necessary for academic development. They attempt fluency in foreign languages, familiarity with the scientific methods, and an appreciation for both fiction and non-fiction in literature class. They also work on basic composition and speech skills. 116 .JJ i k .6 Tim Borrell stops by the bookstore before his first period class s',,,'E,1..,.'1 2- ,qw 5 ea'.:-Lewslg i 'ii pr: vii? i 2- Q . . 4 . 5 ' Q 3 T L Q W V 1 1 ?' l Q - .lm Father James Doll gives an explanation about finding value . .H 1. ,' 1 '-1 tw ' my . ,S ai' ,r ,. . KJ? Q L' . i., N X x n 'eff -v V x, . . ' . W' f 5 r .-IF' . ' ?, , .A - . s t . 7, . A ' jf Q It . 0 . X if f N. W,- , ,, E . Y . N' 'Q Y 1 .X , -Qt, . 1 f 'gm fi: Af . V . K bs' 1 to pick up paper and other supplies. Government problem puzzles Jay Palicki, Greg Vascik, and Tom Seeman. . uvlvlx ' P we -5 K -ti ls his sophomore religion class. Mr. Steve Loomis concentrates on oral recitation in French ll class. 117 ' l E Q' 153--f awe... ln algebra class Jim Seguin and Dan Sullivan work on a story problem involving deep thought and calculation. Tom Noe, Kevin Szenderski, Bob Thompson, Jay Tillman, and Jim Van Dusen make good use of the time in a study 118 X 3 4,115 N 7,i,-,.... ..,---1 .--- ' -r,,...-- ,-4.4-5 gr Pi 5 ! 42. ,-P , Science Fiction- Futurology class stretches the imagination and anticipates the future of the student and his world-to-come. 120 695 is 3 fweavigigit fsfwwe-tae , f',1ii,-igififgiifggg S ,wsk-fa'gTmRif':I'Q'3 -x f f1:xf2f,f:q:e2.wf - --wf.fff'af:f wase 13:13 V tins.--A xywi-.33 1 Q' -milf' ,gg .419 - + A .Q 1994 ? f lat ZCIQC UTOPIA? vf 41 4 . i iw 1 D A N ,R . .L ,,:.,i y, vy-,I ,Ax LJ- ,..,, 1. I, -J. , P'f4 ' .3 V, R. . -.1 34 , . ' . - , 1112 . - , I X Mx .af I I VK .Zl?,, Af 34 TECHNOLOGY! 'Q' WS-S FUTURE 1 ' Q , , HE -.ev L - . sn Q' 2. 1 :ff i Q si 'f V i L sfgg -V-W f, .- . 'f f 3 aid ...,, IE 'Q ii . If i .1.. ' ti v-FN , J. K LFR56 5 F ,,. ,4-I' I A 4 i 1- 124 Sophomores the Class of 77 Anthony Agby Douglas Allen Frank Arvay Tim Aubry Warren Bach Larry Baker Steven Berlincourt Anton Bernhoffer Mark Bevington Nelson Bolden Warren Bach, president -n-'Q' Doug Conrad, vice-president Maw. ,Y 'D J lv ' L '. 'Q - na A-J I Tom Noe, secretary B I V B ,i M .,,ji,iw .K ,f x S e I.-. igf Gary Mertes, treasurer Timothy Borrell. Martin Bower A Bruce Bowers 5 ll : Martin Boyer 5 Dennis Boyle David Brooks William Bruecken Bradley Bruggemann Mark Brunsman Mark Buganski Joseph Busse Hugh Callahan Duane Carr Sean Carroll Daniel Cawthorn Gregory Christ Michael Ciha John Clapp David Clements Scott Comte Mark Conley Kevin Connor Douglas Conrad Gregory Crosby Eduardo Crotte Kevin Culkowski Joseph Darcangelo Nicholas Daudelin Paul Devine Joseph Dombi John Donahue Terrance Doran Gregory Downing Mark Dreher Michael Dunn Dennis Duross Thomas Duszynski James Ellis Steven Ellison Thomas Ensman Martin Extejt Stephen Fabos Jackie Filka John Fisher John Fitzgibbons 'J 525 X 1 .7 Ns f - -s imp s'f,-5-si' X , 4 l X Y' I T! 5. 7 4 Qi W SF ,fc Y- D gf ,ie ,F ft'x 'sb f , gf r ' . .. ,- Q, . i 4 G sb' . .- 2111 A ltlfiis' flux' if 'Nh W-1. 'Y 5' 53 Aw Qt ,A,.. 4 1 Q E i Michael Flis Mark Freer Paul Fretti James Gagin Edward Garcia Daniel Gibbs Mark Glonek Stephen Gonzalez Edward Goodman Robert Gospodarek Peter Grady Doug Graham John Grimes Mark Grohnke James Haack Joel Harrington John Hasenauer Jeffrey Heckman Robert Hellrung Gregory Herr Thomas Hinde Kenneth Hojnacki James Holmes Barry Hudgin Christopher Huffer Jeffery Hum John Ireland Michael Jakubec Jeffrey Jan Michael Jan Matthew Jasinski Errol Jeffries Francis Johnson Michael Jones Paul Juhasz .5 si? '59 4311 wie 35? -JS: 54- 93' F 4 -E 'EF 1 '1 515 'E , ,MW 1' Wk! ., All ,Q ff r V -. , n X -X R.- L W fx w-. 5 i 5-3 -fy . I I .. f N-'vs' :Q f J I x N A 4 '1 :H-1 2' , Y fri ff -.Q-ff ,kg g 1 ., W , 5 .fgx 'irgg-w Nga I :N r, aff ig if -sis' Mark Malak Thomas Manahan Dennis Mandry George Manton Pierre Marlais Gary Mertes James Meyer Vincent Mezinko Mark Michalak 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 Jeffrey Norton Brian Nowak Gregory Nowak Timothy Nowicki James Ockuly Robert Odle Thomas O'Donnell Michael Pacholski Jay Palicki David Parker Eric Pauken Norman Pearson John Pietrowski John Pigott Anthony Pineiro Allan Poturalski John Priebe Michael Rauh Rick Rectenwald John Rockwell Tony Rodriquez Timothy Rumpf Gregory Rush Nicholas Ryley Rodney Sabo Timothy Scheuer Jeffrey Schirm John Schlagheck Steven Schmidbauer Joel Seeman Thomas Seeman James Seguin Michael Selz 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 fa?:?l+ it I, ' T an v cas Rs , -xi, , lx, 3 bsent when pictures were taken: Derek Clark, Paul DeCant, Alfredo Hamilton, Csaba Kosza, Dennis Mar- ineau, James Rajski, Joseph Syring, Rocky Vigh. 7 Charles Swartz David Switzer William Szaroleta Kevin Szenderski Dale Szumigala David Szumigala John Tarsha Robert Thompson James Tillman David Torchia Thomas Toth Robert Turner 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 Junior Academics The juniors have a lot of options. ln addition to four different science courses, they may elect to study such subjects as mechanical drawing, film making, television production, pre-calculus, and various social sciences. They are also required to study the traditional courses, like geometry and English, but the choice of specific fields within most areas is a wide one, both officially and at the discretion of the teacher in the classroom. lt is in the junior year that students really become aware of what they must prepare for. The thought of college looming in the future motivates many students to pursue their studies with new or renewed vigor. As they learn in ethics class, man needs a purpose, a goal. Whatever that purpose happens to be, most students seem to find it in the junior year. 132 ' X -V .nam ff! Working with a dictionary and some help Mike Beckman prepares DVYIJ lbwum Ml' 'YWGCGSVQ c f'-'Gr ww.. S. ix homework assignment for German class. n .3 H 1 l , , LN., V, f-WM I t'u '-:gb CPMFANV. A look at the chemistry text provides info on coming experiments. Ezsrg-5,-Na' The science stockroom is filled with materials for new experiments. 133 .sf Juniors line up to have ring sizes figured in anticipation of that great day they receive them. c Brion Parcell works with two local grade schoolers in a community service project. 134 Q www'-:QaQe':3::q,,vHg ,A 3 V V - .... I.. ,mf ,vu lm Li. li pm un jnu,,mg I-I. l4.ulX'l'il il M1 DJ lt 1 . Le Morto aw.-wr. I a sdmion su' rralal Mimb relics du 5 Les Nocca uf ai? mm , ,,,, if ,,,..-A X A,,,, an-mfffg,f:f,a 4--t, - W , ,. , H M ,,-,, Q, V - .. W 'mga A ' ' ji' Q A, 4' r4f1:1f'LL'- ,V ' , 4 X 5 S V ' , 1 I I at ,L ,M M f x ' ff 'ai I ,f ,A J ,. , . V V - 1 N ra.: rf gh A ' t 1 e vi ' , X, ,N . W- Q-. ,X I i W he rv if , at r - . , fL:gQ.,ZiQw,,,M? f ,. 5,4 - fl - f 'Q -2, 4 it ew, 'f s is Q, W or 4 M H N- ' wr'a:,:.f.-' fir - f ' bfi, ' '44 I , ' va rt.5my?'e?:' ff., sf , t 1 W UA, Sv J. if 'iff-,fi M f W L- N:.'-mei - ww9,i, - '14 :'we'r-11:.faS?f'lmf rw , ft W i, f. 'W f he-risk' ,,wk,, t. v- wfffinr qi 2+ QP? 'fi . f L M g-uvmgwq, 4u,iwnr.:a,,wwf.v 311,13 3.1. 1-- f ,111-' A' 5- mai xi ie umm ' its ,ss-5 IE The French Ill course is v h ., A' ' Q, i 4 .. M : L XF ,W Q :+G ii Q-1 ffj f'- W, - ' w, xg , -khl , 'Q t Ad ' ' , ,Q fi' 1 1 -L L md: 'Pa if AS X 5 .W 'wk 13' U it t sa t 'iii if .r A Egg' , .vi 4 .H Kurt Kellner it r Underolassmen have the opportunity to do library research work during the study periods. Juniors in 109 Kai Wolff is German exchange student under sponsorship of YFU Latin III students study the annals 136 if :SBK if' is- l 3 and Albert Ettmayer are exchanges. tor The Mole Patrol, geometrize. ancient Rome with Father Sottek. 3233 Martin Wimmer, Kellner, and Ettmayer are exchange students from Austria. we The American poetry class keeps looking for samples of the real America. 137 ,,1 ,! V . ,.x . X .1 .,,. . U, Q - I fy ff' :Jr ,.. JH 'kv uffff. :fwf- -,fgxi if I Q up-g 1 V gxgsm - fr- 3 3 xl' 1,4 .Nz ,-. 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Lunch time is more than just a chance to fuel up as Dennis Brooks explains The Raven to some of his f .f 4.3 Working on' fluency in French, Father David Whalen, modern language department chairman, dialogs with juniors. lecture on the periodic chart by Mr. John Reynolds is only one part of chemistry: students also do lab work. 141 Juniors Anthony Allen Michael Antonini Thomas Badyna Frank Baumgartner Michael Beckman Michael Berning Paul Biler David Brinkley David 'Bova Kevin Boyer the Class 76 ,fe , V Q, ,gig Mark Schlatter, president P 3 fr-4' aff 47-23' Chris Sutton, vice-president Mike Mayer, secretary Pat Henahan, treasurer Dennis Brooks Robert Brooks Craig Brownridge Bruce Bruggemann Matthew Brunsman Christopher Cappelletty Robert Carroll Michael Carson Thomas Cooper Kevin Corrigan 143 William Costigan Joseph Cothrel Richard Cousino Sean Cummings Jon Cytrynowicz Tom Damasco Glenn DeNies Brian Dick David Dmytryka John Docis Joseph Dressler Timothy Fletcher Brian Fondren Gary Franklin Benjamin Fretti Timothy Gerken Mark God uto Thomas Gonsiorowski James Gorski Gregg Graham Mark Granata Thomas Grant Kirk Graves Richard Griswold- David Grocki William Hadgigeorge Thomas Hearons Patrick Henahan Michael Hettle Armand Hoffer Reid Holmes Mark Houston Robert Ignasiak Bruce liams Martin Janowiecki Tw is , !'f'-2 s'fiY,Wv:',3 v f 'af' ' rl, 5211 4 if IS, , ly s I, 'fix 7 L .t t f.-31.1.4 Dennis Johnson John Johnson Mark Judy Mark Kelley Michael Kelly Kevin Kennedy Michael Kenney Edward Kevern Nicholas Kissoff Joseph Kitting John Klug Louis Komorowski Neil Kookoothe Thomas Kornacki David Kujawa Paul Kwapich Richard LaValley Michael LaVoy Peter Lesley Taylor Linkfield Louis Liszi Geza Locsey Daniel Losek James Lundberg Daniel MacDonald John McAvoy Timothy McDuffee Martin McKelvey Michael McMahon Michael McManus Mark McNeal Gary Madrzykowski John Mandula Michael Mangan Gary Martin 45 James Mayer Michael Mayer James Mennitt Jeffrey Miller LeMaree Miller Robert Morris Michael Mossing Steven Murphy James Murtagh Randall Musch Thomas Myers Kevin NaVarre John Nelson John Nitkiewicz Gregory Nussel Patrick O'Connell Casey O'Conor Michael Ollivier Brian Otto Joe Padilla Brion Parcell Christopher Plettner Thomas Puszczewicz Roger Ramsey Steven Reed William Regan Terry Rodeman Bruce Sallah Christopher Sdregas Robert Seymour Terrance Skinner Donald Snell Herbert Sommers Bennie Sullivan Kennie Sullivan ,ye . , tg X. T, ,V . 1- 1--:lkisiiffi if ' 'K 5 V ,ei 3 ' : .V gi'- -fitg - rv' f zwfwsesef' 1 5 'thi rim elm, - as ' . , ,1 I 5 i 't ' 1 f ' '3' 'Q ' - '. hw fwgw,-W , fa 1, A jf-,w:,f'2i, L yi U -Vfijvfvfg-fs,,S-gs,et15efg34 its 1. , S-f' f -,Kt.t,, - ,T 1-iff'f.if:fL': -'uf ' : fw,' ,- -.e uv lx, Y I S If f 'tar ,W T' K 1 5 .-'F .qv W e 3, xx , 1 . if, to lg 1. HI. it V -' , K , L he ' Y it-U'N A f ' 51 A 11. 4 1 V. ,eq Q is uw X 'SF' Absent when pictures were taken: Reid Ahlbeck, David Barciz, John Blaine, John Minor, Kevin O'Connell, Marc Schlatter, Mark Tussing. Christopher Sutton Robert Taormina Matthew Taylor Eric Thoreson James Tippery Richard Torchia Joseph Torti Daniel Truman William Turner Jeffrey Ulman Kris Walen Robert Ward Patrick Weaver Walter Webb Eric Weber William Weis Joseph Welch Kurt Werner Roy Whitaker Mark Williams Michael Williams Dean Wisniewski Reinhold Wuwert Donald Zbierajewski Senior Academics When you burn all your books and notes, when you forget everything you have ever learned, when you reduce yourself to your identity, the difference between yourself at birth and at this time is education. Many thinkers have expressed this truth in one way or another, but St. Francis seniors recognize, in some way, that this is why education is so valuable. The senior courses are wide-open and most seniors are motivated by personal interests. Many courses are identical to college courses, and many are taken for personal enrichment. Seniors study poetry, calculus, advanced courses in chemistry and biology, religion, French, German, Latin, physics, and social science courses as varied as the field itself. lt is a diverse and interesting curriculum for a diverse and interesting group of students. bw, Matt Delorio uses some free time to conquer picture developing John Muller, Jeff Wingate, Dave Gorny spur crowd on at a game. 7, W, 7 Y, , , , 7 4l -ue ii 150 ef 'H X, Doggedly pursuing chemistry lab work, Tom Dreeze pushes on. swf' Father Chrzanowski discusses a teen-age problem in religion. Alan Hite thinks over religion problem ' ,li ,, ' ! Q l ,,.nn'v'l'D In an unusual display of enthusiasm and emotion, usually cool f ?'?Efi'e'f:'f.ltilla!L f isa l 'i K I ' 5 l if I ike Davis thinks about themes in fiction. Marc Lishewski viciously attacks a typical pre-cal problem. 151 ll,,,, 5- ate w.,,.,,,,., 'i if '32 - t 5 Sgr 3 Q f , ' li 254 ' 'Wi W Q , Eagasiy !',,QA1ef ' in I . ' A JH' V 'Zi ' ' r 551 6 Q 2 .Wt it w, , s uf x 5 W . 5 A . r -. t 4 is ,Q t I ' , W 4 as A if ' gs' 'f . .-Ft' f r .-Q4 Z' , - ,, ' 'ff A . s H 1 1 by gk 1- 1 - + 1 ' -Q 4- PA, , , , , . Q . .b' 1. 4. i 'W ' '-.'i A sample retreat project. Between rap sessions, relaxation in the great outdoors is an important part of1 The retreats give seniors a chance for some expression in religious mattersg here's John Metzger and art work. 152 t 'Q-9.1. lr 1 f.gf -c:-f'- ff wfzsff' U . K' fi-6 lv di 24'-Q' - 7. ff! fvw we A M ',+a1BY?'ll! .qu Q. sie 'L' f ' vfmkai fx , Lg '!,4 iw, t 1 gg i? 4 ' f ,Q rlLgaif'1zR?,5z. VLK... A f X - ,,.L' ' ,559 if I Dave Bak outlines material and checks notes for upcoming test. Working problems with controversial pocket ff A iii 5 l J' f cf my .15 .56 2? it ,,,..1s iT l. m LM 1 -'fi I s -' fi In mechanical drawing class, Keith Kobee works with a compass. Brian Bach and Mike Swartz refer to book 154 f- 31. i., n 1 S4 , if X, Y' ,..-v - f w z x N-s.. ,rg v Q.: 5 fe: ? 'rw xmgwmwwww ,L . A 'Ya 1 H35 w y -v - JM www- I I t 7 7 -v si 5 rg I A f - -f s f'z .' n vs is 4'. 9 t w A. . . ff il - ff nf f s n s 1 no 0 A-Q s ns s 1 .4 1 s N, Qggg iiitj i toprc for dlscusslon ln rellglon John Yark and Rog .PW 4 - S? X , xg 'Hs 1 Seniors the Class of 75 its aa--xi e 9 1 lg, gklilfp ' e,-f ',-:ali 252329 2 John Westhoven, president Gary Allen Joel Andryc -1059971 Angel James Aust 6531 Mike Schlageter, vice-president Mike Korpics, secretary Nick Moulopoulos, treasurer Jeffrey Babka Brian Bach Laurence Baibak David Bak 159 Brian Bates Michael Bauer Frederick Berning lan Bertolina Scott Bieszczad Mark Bigelow Thomas Birsen Ronald Blagus Scott Boyers Patrick Brennan Lawrence Brunk Edward Buczek Robert Burtscher Robert Busse Philip Carroll Frederick Clsowski Edward Clemons Steven Collins David Comes James Conklin Michael Costigan Thomas Cullum James Czerniakowski Daniel Daunhauer Michael Davis James Deak Matthew Delorio Timothy Doran Thomas Dreeze Theodore Drewicz Robert Duran Alan Dusseau I Anthony Dziad Paul Eisinger Ronald Erd James Fabos David Gall John Galvin Ramon Garcia Alan Geha fi John Geha Richard Gerity Jay Gerken Timothy Gilliland David Gorny Michael Granata Paul Granata Gary Granger David Grimes Dale Grocki Jeffrey Gross Frederick Guy Robert Hager Mark Hartung Ronald Helfrich Martin Henahan Mark Hensien Allan Hite Robert Hoffman David Hughes David lgnasiak William Jaco Christopher Johns Russell Jurski Thomas Kaiser Bruce Kalanquin Michael Karolak Brian Kenney Charles Knaggs Thaddeus Knapik Keith Kobee Timothy Korhumel Michael Korpics George Kothe Michael Kowalski Robert Kowalski Timothy Kronbach Douglas Kruzel Jeffrey Kuehn Dennis LaBrecque Stephan LaFontaine James Laney Michael Langenderfer Ronald Lanzenberger Thomas Lawicki Randal Lewandowski Lee Liddell Frederick Lingle Cary Linkfield Marc Lishewski Kevin McCarthy Thomas McDuffee David McGhee Michael McGowan Stephan Maciejewski George Magill Donald Maher Mark Mandula Robert Martin Alan Mayer John Metzger Robert Mieczkowski John Mierzwiak Francis Mikhail David Mittelstaedt Paul Molnar Nicholas Moulopoulos John Muller Maurice Myers Gregory Noe Mark Nowakowskl Jay Nussel Thomas Oswald Joseph Pasquinelly Dennis Paszczykowskl Jeffrey Peer James Pencheff Diego Perez Charles Perzynski Allan Plnkelman Terrence Powell Frank Ricci Steven Riley Craig Ritchie John Sanford Michael Schlageter Eric Schroeder Michael Schwartz Robert Simon Alan Simonis Joseph Skaff Richard Smenner 170 Gary Smolka Robert Snyder Roger Staccone Ronald Stiebler Hutch Strahm Dennis Swope Patrick Syring Donald Szenderski John Szymanski James Szyskowski Michael Teiper Michael Thebes T T 1 l John Thielen John Tifft Timothy Timar Gary Toth Ronald Toth Christopher Velker Robert Voyles Eric Walker 1 1 Carl Welch John Westhoven Paul Westmeyer Robert Westphal f l 172 Jeffrey Wingate Michael Wohl James Wright Robert Wyszumiala John Yark Gregory Zmuda -i F 173 Senior Directory Allen, Gary 535-5886 2134 Evansdale Ave. Third Baptist Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Andryc, Joel 666-4725 477 Eagle Point Ftd. . Sts. Cyril 8. Methodius Lance 43 Accolade 43 Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Honors 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,21 WSFK 1,2,3,4. Angel. Joseph 882-6572 4855 Janet St. Joseph Swimming 1,23 Intramural Sports 1,22 Honors 1,2,3,4. Aust. James 474-9495 3633 Grantley Fld. St. Pius Football 1.23 Tennis 1.2.33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Coun- cil 3.43 French Club 1.2.33 Honors 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 4. Babka, Jeffery 726-9708 822 Booth St. Vincent de Paul Football 1,23 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 1. Bach, Brian 882-7576 4619 Wakefield Christ the King Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4Q Golf 1,2,3,43 Lance 3,42 ln- tramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 German Club 1,2,3,43 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Baibak, Laurence 536-2288 3634 Bancroft Gesu Dramatics 3.43 Kazoo Band 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,4Q Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Bak, David 382-2172 3033 Maeterlinck St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 3.4. Bates, Brian 536-5011 2012 Shenandoah Fld. Gesu Football 1,22 Lance 33 Dramatics 2.3.43 Hockey 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Bauer. Michael 472-1307 4736 Haddmgton Christ the King Wrestling 1,23 Tennis 43 Water Polo 33 Swimming 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 2. Berning, Frederick 242-4551 2335 Scottwood Ave. Rosary Cathedral Lance 3,43 Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Kazoo Band 43 Glee Club 33 WSFK 2,3,43 Spirit Committee 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Bertolina, lan 385-1835 3419 Island Ave. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Swimming 1,2,3,43 Water Polo 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 12.3.42 Student Council 3.4. - Bieszczad, Scott 536-8235 1010 Parkside Blvd. St. Hyacinth Lance 3.43 Editor3 Accolade Photo Editor 3.43 Dramatics 2,33 ln- tramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 1.2.4. Bigelow, Mark 882-4107 5937 Highland View St. Joseph Sylvania Hockey 2.3.41 Junior Classical League 2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Latin Honor Society 3,42 Honors 1,2,3,4. Birsen, Thomas 882-8377 5039 Willow Glen 174 St. Joseph Sylvania I I I Foreign Study 33 Football 13 Track 43 Kazoo Bandg Swimming 1,23 langraamurals Sports 1.2.43 Honors 1,2,3,4Q Collegium Honorum 1, Biagus, Ronald 475-7129: 3915 Seckinger Dr. Christ the King Football 13 Wrestling 1,21 Golf 1,2,3Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3Q Stu-' dent Council 1.23 Collegium Honorum 3: Honors 1,2,3,4. Boyers. Scott 535-1971 1706 Potomac Dr. Gesu Intramural Sports 1.2.4. Brennan. Patrick 536-3253 1728 Potomac Dr. Gesu Golf 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 13 Col- legium Honorum 1,2,3,4Q Honors 1,2,3,43 Junior Classical League 2.33 Latin Honor Society 2.3.4. Brunk. Lawrence 385-4139f 4061 Grandview St. Patrick Football 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 1.23 Band 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4I Student Council 2. 3 I Buczek. Edward 476-759:-I' 59 California Blvd. St. Catherine Lance 3,41 Accolade 43 Band 1,2,4Q Intramural Sports 23 Debate 2,33 Collegium Honorum 33 Honors 1.2,3. Burtscher, Robert 856-2899 5239 W. Temperance St. Anthony Football 1.23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Busse. Robert 531-4780 2119 Potomac Dr. Gesu Chess 13 Lance 33 Accolade 4 Copy Editor 3 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 2,43 Class President 23 Debate 2,3,4Q Col- legium Honorum 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Carroll, Philip 382-0236 1996 Flose Arbor Dr. Rosary Cathedral Lance 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Honors 3, 4. Cisowski, Frederick 726-0722 3751 Suder Ave. St. Adalbert Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Clemons, Edward 243-2859 650 Lincoln Braden Methodist Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Student Council 13 Class Treasurer 13 Collegium Honorum 1,21 Honors 1,2,3,4. Collins, Steven 479-1810 939 Waybridge Glenwood Lutheran gigntwatics 1,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1.23 Honors 1, Comes. David 531-3667 2033 Perth Gesu Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Swimming 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Col- legium Honorum 2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,43 WSFK 43 Water Polo 3.4. Conklin. James 841-4728 3813 Rose Glenn Christ the King Football 1,2,3Q Wrestling 1.2.33 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Honors 1. Costigan. Michael 385-3963 3414 Beechway Blvd. Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1 I 4 I I I ihess 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 25 Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Honors 2. Iullum, Thomas 531-5215 942 Foster Ave. iesu football 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Track 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Stu- lent Council 45 Honors 2,3. Ezerniakowski, James 382-4159 -96 Bender Dr. it. Charles 'rack 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Cheer .eader 45 Religious Service Program 35 Spirit Committee 3,45 Hon- irs 2,3,4. iaunhauer, Daniel 479-3463 117 Linda legina Coeli 'ennis 1,25 Lance 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2. Davis, Michael 335-2191 1425 Merriweather Rd. Ihrist the King Qllrestling 15 Chess 35 Dramatics 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 SF K 4. leak, James 472-1757 E425 Westbrook Dr. llessed Sacrament Vrestling 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Jelorio. Matthew 472-4839 i937 Tetherwood Dr. it. Clement laseball 15 Visitation 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Religious Service 'rogram 35 Spirit Committee 45 Honors 1,2,3,4. loran, Timothy 476-6920 45 Pasadena Blvd. it. Catherine 'ootball 3,45 Team Manager 1: Intramural Sports 2. Freeze, Thomas 242-3317 015 Collingwood Blvd. ledeemer Lutheran ,ance 1,45 Accolade 45 Dramatics 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 ierman Club 3,45 Debate 35 WSFK 2,3,45 Spirit Committee 45 Kazoo Hand Director 45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. lrewicz, Theodore 474-2619 3054 Brussels :Iessed Sacrament wtramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Iuran, Robert 241-9466 04 South Ave. - its. Peter 8. Paul Vrestling 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. usseau, Alan 882-1502 657 Bonniebrook Lt. Joseph Sylvania 'rack 1,25 Band 15 Swimming 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Hon- rs 2. lttiad, Anthony 535-1169' 342 Brookside ikesu lramatics 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Collegium Ionorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. iisinger, Paul 385-3923 840 South St. lt. Charles ootball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Intramural Sports 3,45 :ollegium Honorum 15 Honors 1.2,3. 1 d, Ronald 729-4289 9 Hudson St. .Adalbert sketball 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 15 Visitation 4. bos. James 476-4738 7 Linda Dr. Regina Coeli Basketball 15 Baseball 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,3,45 Honors 3.4. Gall. David 693-3741 2131 Valentine St. Stephen Golf 15 Intramural Sports 35 Honors 1. Galvin, John 385-4465 1936 Colony Dr. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Honors 1.4. Garcia, Ramon 241-3388 2105 N. Detroit Ave. St. Ann Football 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Geha, Alan 893-4910 664 Southfield St. Agnes Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Geha, John 693-6226 2508 Eastmoreland St. Thomas Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Gerity, Richard 475-0584 5338 Amsden St. Clement Dramatics 45 WSFK 25 Intramural Sports 1,2,45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,5 Honors 1,2,3,4. Gerken, Jay 475-5200 1662 Kalida Pilgrim Congregational Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 45 Tennis 45 Swimming 35 Water Polo 35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,3,4. Gilliland, Timothy 382-8456 1946 Rose Arbor St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Football 45 Baseball 15 Wrestling 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Gorny, David 536-0468 824 Parkside Blvd. St. Hyacinth Band 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 25 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Granata. Michael 531-5856 3507 Orchard Trail St. Pius X Lance 2,3,45 Dramatics 1,25 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Granata, Paul 479-3178 4254 Stannard Christ the King Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Visitation 15 Student Council Member 15 Collegium Honorum1.2,35 Honors 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 3. Granger, Gary 244-9601 2407 Franklin St. Mary Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Grimes, David 475-4155 5332 Fairgreen Dr. St. Clement Football 1,2,35 Golf 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Sutdent Council 1,25 German Club 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Grocki, Dale 893-8957 4747 Ryan Ct. St. Anthony Football 2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,35 Col- legium Honorum 3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Gross, Jeffrey 841-3867 175 3243 Shakespeare Ch ' tthe Kin Foosball 12,3215 Wrestling 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Flinstones lBarneyj 45 Honors 1. Guy, Frederick 5352042 1051 Greenhills Rd. Trini Episcopa . Footgall 45 Wrestling 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Student COUYICII - Vice President 45 Class Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 2. Hager, Robert 693-1529 3150 Cromwell St. Thomas Aquinas Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Hartung, Mark 531-2445 3411 West Bancroft Gesu Wrestling 15 Track 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2. Helfrich, Ronald 536-6635 2004 Harlan Little Flower Wrestling 1,25 Tennis 15 Lance 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Henahan, Martin 475-9760 5127 Sandra St. Clement Football 15 Baseball 15 Swimming 1,2,35 Water Polo 2,3,45 Big Brother 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 35 Honors 1,2,3,45 Religious Services 3. Hensien, Mark 882-1433 5167 Saddlecreek Christ the King Golf 15 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1.3.45 Honors 15 Big Brother 45 Cheerlead- ing Chairman 45 WSFK 4. Hite, Allan 475-8345 1818 Macomber Gesu Intramural Sports 3,45 Honors 2,3,4. Hoffman, Robert 475-4171 5322 Amsden Ave. St. Clement Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Intramural Sports 1. 2,3,45 Student Council Commissioner 45 Honors 1,4. Hughes, David 385-1464 1876 Princeton Holy Trinity Lutheran Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,25 Collegium Honorum 15 Honors 1,2,3,4. Ignasiak, David 385-2698 730 Wright Ave. St. Charles Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Jaco, William 693-7770 315 Valleywood Sacred Heart Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Johns, Chris 882-2359 3859 Satinwood Dr. Christ Presbyterian Swimming 1,2,3,45 Water Polo 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 25 Student Council 15 Collegium Honorum 15 Honors 1,3,4. Jurski, Russell 475-7765 2671 Northwood Gesu Swimming 1,25 Student Council Member 35 Honors 1.2.3. Kaiser, Thomas 856-3429 3467 Section Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 176 Football 15 Wrestling 1,25 Television 1,25 Foreign Studies 35 ln- tramural Sports 1,25 Student Council 1,25 French Club 1,2,3,45 De-. bate 25 Collegium Honorum 1,2545 Honors 1,2,3,4. Kalanquin, Bruce 478-6152 4032 N. Lockwood St. Agnes Track 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,4. Karolak, Michael 243-5648 2714 Albion St. Ann Chess 35 Lance 3,45 Accolade 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 WSFK Kenney, Brian 535-7150 2664 Meadowood Dr. 5 Gesu Tennis 25 Track 3,45 Dramatics 1,2,35 Swim Team 15 Cross Country 2,3,45 WSFK 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council Officel 2,3,4 President Debate 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Knaggs, Charles B56-2389 8921 Whiteford Rd. St. Anthony , Intramurals 1,2,35 Honors 3. I Knapik, Thaddeus 536-9193 2034 Victory St. Hyacinth Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2. Kobee, Keith 472-5259 1839 Macomber St. Andrew Episcopal Football 2,3,45 Team Manager 15 Lance 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council Member 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Collegium Hon- orum 1,2,3,4. - Korhumel, Timothy 536-4823 2601 Isha Laye I Gesu Tennis 1,25 Dramatics 1,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3,45 Student Council Commissioner5 French Clu Korpics, Michael 882-177 4107 Barbara Dr. Christ the King Baseball 1,25 Dramatics 35 Band 15 Student Government 35 ln tramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 45 German Club 2,3,45 Debate 2,35 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 Religious Services 3. Kothe, George 476-4542 5470 San Paulo 5 Regina Coeli Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,35 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Kowalski, Michael 476-3565 4036 Caroline St. Agnes Base all 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Kowalski, Robert 474-1835 4220 Walker I St. Agnes I Band 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. 2 I Kronbach, Timothy 535-6285 2713 Barrington ' St. Pius X Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Cartwrights tLittle Joel 45 Honors 3,4. Kruzel, Douglas 726-1021 5136 Ketukkee Tr. St. John . Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Honors 1,2,3,4. Kuehn, Jeffery 535-7585 3050 Kenwood Blvd. Gesu Wrestling 1,25 Accolade 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Cou cil 1.2.3.4. Student Council Officer 13 Collegium Honorum 1.3.43 Honors 1.3.4. LaBrecque. Dennis 729-1209 3728 Stickney Ave. St. Vincent de Paul Intramural Sports 1.2.3. LaFontaine. Stephen 882-7649 4606 Burning Tree Christ the King Football 1.2.33 Baseball 23 Track 1.2,3Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Student Council 1,2,3.43 Class Officer 2 Vice-President Honors 1.3.4. Laney. James 475-3569 4401 Foxglove Christ the King Intramurals 1,2,3.43 Honors 1.4. Langenderfer. Michael 385-4473 2015 Airport Hwy. St. Charles Swimming 13 Intramurals 1,2,3.43 Student Council 43 Honors 2.3.4. Lanzenberger. Ronald 475-9697 4406 Harvest Lane Christ the King Dramatics1,23 Band 1.2.33 Intramural Sports 1.2.33 Honors 2. WSFK 1 Lawicki, Thomas 885-1313 4524 Imperial Dr. Gesu Hockey Team Manager 3,42 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. Lewandowski. Randal 472-6102 4147 Seckinger Ct. Christ the King Track 2,41 Band 1.21 Cross Country 33 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. Liddell. Lee 536-6322 1921 Shenandoah Rd. Third Baptist Football 13 Basketball 1,2,3.43 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. Lingle, Frederick 847-5395 8840 Crabb Rd. Mt. Carmel Linkfield. Cary 475-6373 2745 Sagamore Gesu Football 1,23 Basketball 33 Golf 23 Chess 1.2.33 Swimming 1.22 Water Polo 2,32 Intramural Sports 1.2.33 Honors 1.2.3. Lishewski, Marc 882-4485 4120 Wyndwood Christ the King Lance 43 Swimming 1,2,3,4Q Water Polo 3.4: Intramural Sports 1, 2.3.4. French Club 3.43 Honors 1.2.3.4. Maciejewski. Stephan 479-2389 4830 Elm Place Christ the King Wrestling 1,23 Football 13 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. Magill. George 536-4300 3041 Kenwood Blvd. Gesu Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 2.3.42 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Honors 1.2.3.4. Maher, Donald 475-1696 130 Northdale Dr. Regina Coeli Swimming 1,23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Honors 3.4. Mandula, Mark 536-1377 2448 Middlesex Dr. Gesu Golf 1.2.33 Lance 3,43 Dramatics 2.3.43 Swimming 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4Q Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 French Club 3.43 Debate 2.3.42 WSFK 2.3.43 Honors 1.2.3.4. Martin. Robert 882-8687 4751 Mount Airy St. Joseph Sylvania Team Manager 2.3.43 Dramatics 1.2.3.43 Swimming 13 Intramural Sports 1.33 Student Council 33 Big Brother 43 Collegium Honorum 33 Honors 1.2.3. Mayer. Alan 535-7048 2644 Secor Rd. St. MichaeI's in the Hills Lance 43 Dramatics 2.43 Hockey 2.43 Intramural Sports 3,42 Col- legium Honorum 1,2,3.43 Honors 1,2,3.43 Foriegn Study 3. McCarthy. Kevin 882-6177 5309 Kearsdale St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3.43 Wrestling 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 French Club 1.23 Honors 1.2.4. McDuflee. Thomas 475-5861 3412 Queenswood Christ the King Football 13 Tennis 1,2,3.43 Swimming 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 French Club 1,2,3,4Q Collegium Honorum 1,2,3.43 Honors 1.2.3.4. McGhee, David 479-1478 2310 Berdan Ave. Blessed Sacrament Football 1,2,3.43 Swimming 1,22 Intramural Sports 1.2.43 German Club 3,43 Honors 3. McGowan. Michael 841-4143 3641 Chesterton Christ the King Football 13 Baseball 3, Wrestling 13 Golf 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Student Council 2.3.43 Class Officer 2-Treasurer3 French Club 1,25 Collegium Honorum 1.2.33 Honors 1.2.3.4. Metzger. John 479-6316 4416 Foxglove Christ the King Band 2.3.42 Intramural Sports 1.2. Mieczkowski, Robert 244-1700 2713 Lagrange St. Hedwig Tennis 1.23 Chess 2.3.41 Lance 2.3.41 Accolade 43 Dramatics. 3.43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 French Club 1,2,3.43 Cheer Leader 43 Honors 1.2.3.4. Mierzwiak. John 478-9802 1264 Corbin Fld. St. Catherine Wrestling 13 Golf 1. Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. Mikhail. Francis 531-5439 3752 Brookside Community of the Risen Christ Baseball 1.23 Chess 1,2,3.43 Dramatics 3.4Q Intramural Sports 1. 2.3.43 Student Council 33 French Club 1,2,3,42 Honors 1.2.3.4. Mittelstaedt. David 382-1919 1231 Michele Dr. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Lance 43 Accolade 2.43 Dramatics 2,42 Band 1,23 Foreign Study 33 Intramural Sports 23 Honors 1.2.4. Molnar. Paul 693-1163 2008 Genesee St. Stephen Band 1,2,3.43 Intramural Sports 33 Honors 4. Moulopoulos. Nicholas 882-6907 4123 Sharnltg Green Holy Trinity reek Orthodox . Accolade 33 Swimming 1.23 Water Polo 1,2,3.43 Intramural Sports 1,22 Student Council Member 2.3.41 Class Officer 3-Vice-President, 4-Secretary3 Honors 1. Muller. John 382-9282 2039 Wildwood Blvd. Our Lady Ot Perpetual Help Band 1.2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3.43 Honors 1.2.3.4. f I Myers, Maurice 726-2234 1951 Summit St. St. Michael Lance 43 WSFK 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Noe, Gregory 475-7470 4509 Talmadge Green Rd. Christ the King Baseball 13 Track 2,32 Lance 13 WSFK 23 Visitation 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 1,23 German Club 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Nowakowski, Mark 882-3680 5419 Silvertown St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,4Q Wrestling 13 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,3. Nussel, Jay 479-9822 3309 Cheltenham St. Pius X Tennis 1,2,3,43 Dramatics 1,2,3,4Q WSFK 2,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Debate 2,3,4Q Collegium Honorum 2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Oswald, Thomas 882-2411 5842 Wakefield Dr. St. Joseph Sylvania Basketball 23 Baseball 1,22 Accolade 43 Spirit Committee 43 ln- tramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q French Club 1,23 Honors 1,3,4. Pasquinelly, Joseph 385-2158 1343 Bensch Dr. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Baseball 1,23 WSFK 23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 3-SSCYGTBFYQ Honors 1,2,3,4. Paszczykowski, Dennis 531-4175 120 Richards Rd. St. Jude Intramural Sports 1,23 Student Service Program 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Peer, Jeffrey 475-8188 1716 Duncan Rd St. Pius Football 1,2,3,43 Accolade 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,43 Honors 2,3,4. Pencheff, James 882-3590 4150 Rose Garden Christ the King Dramatics 4. Perez, Diego 332-1379 930 S. Detroit Ave. Our Lady ot Perpetual Help Football 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,23 Wrestling 23 Track 33 Lance 3,41 WSFK 23 Latin Honor Society 2,31 Junior Classical League 1,2,33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2. Perzynski, Charles 536-6893 1221 Alldays Ave. St. Hyacinth Dramatics 1,23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Religious Service Program 33 Collegium Honorum 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Pinkleman, Allan 475-6904 4603 Manorwood St. Catherine Wrestling 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Honors 1,2,3,4. Powell, Terrence 476-2541 1501 Bradmore St. Catherine Swimming 1,2,3,43 Water Polo 3,42 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Hon- ors 2,3,4. Ricci, Frank 693-0962 640 Church Good Shepherd Football 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Lance 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 2,3,4. Steven 241-7590 831V2 S. Erie Sts. Peter 81 Paul Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 33 Collegium Honorum 2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Ritchie, Craig 726-1290 2252 Ottawa River Rd. Point Place United Methodist Chess 23 Intramural Sports 13 Honors 3,4. Sanford, John 472-1711 4570 Overland Pkwy. St. Catherine Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Schlageter, Michael 882-3100 5260 Bainbridge Rd. St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 Goli 1,23 Intramural Sports 1, 2,3,4Q Student Council 1,2,3,4: Class President 3: Class Vice Presi- dent 1,42 Flintstones IFredl 43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Schroeder, Eric 536-9983 3426 Kenwood Blvd. Gesu Swimming 2,3,43 Water Polo 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,4. Schwartz, Michael 856-6335 3988 Rauch Rd. St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 23 Wrestling 33 Manager 3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,33 Honors 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 43 Flinstones fDinoJ 43 Accolade 4. -Simon, Robert 693-1326 715 Utah Good Shepherd icgogball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Honors Simonis. Alan 472-5570 4232 Elmhurst Christ the King Tennis 1,23 Dramatics 23 Intramural Sports 2.3. Skaff, Joseph 475.5359 4914 Secor Rd St. George Orthodox Golf 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 3,4. Smenner, Richard 332.5340 4811 Turnbridge Rd. Grace Lutheran Cartwrights tBenJ 43 Spirit Committee 43 Accolade 43 Swimming 5263643 Water Polo 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Visitation 3,43 Big er . Smolka, Gary 536-5611 1903 Perth Gesu Lance 2,3.43AccoIade 43 Dramatics 43 Glee Club 33 Student Council 2,43 Honors 1,3. Snyder, Robert 475-7529 1729 Berdan Ave. Gesu Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Staccone Roger 726-9478 3017 117th St. St. John Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 4. Stiebler, Ronald 865-3914 18335 Holland-Sylvania Rd. Little Flower . Wrestling 13 Tennis 1,23 Lance 43 Accolade 43 Dramatics 1,23 Water Polo 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Visitation 1,42 Honors 2,3,4. Strahm, Hutch 726-6635 2702 106th St. Messiah Lutheran Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Big Brother 43 Bowling 43 In- cil 1.2.3.43 Student Council Officer 13 Collegium Honorum 1,3,4Q Honors 1.3.4. LaBrecque. Dennis 729-1209 3728 Stickney Ave. St. Vincent de Paul Intramural Sports 1.2.3. LaFontaine. Stephen 382-7549 4606 Burning Tree Christ the King Football 1,2,3Q Baseball 23 Track 1.2.31 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Stglient Council 1.2.3.43 Class Officer 2 Vice-President3 Honors Laney. James 475-3569 4401 Foxglove Christ the King Intramurals 1.2.3.43 Honors 1.4. Langenderfer. Michael 385-4473 2015 Airport Hwy. St. Charles Swimming 13 Intramurals 1.2.3.43 Student Council 43 Honors 2.3.4. Lanzenberger. Ronald 475-9697 4406 Harvest Lane Christ the King Dramatics1.23 Band 1.2.33 Intramural Sports 1.2.32 Honors 2. WSFK 1. Lawicki. Thomas 885-1313 4524 Imperial Dr. Gesu Hockey Team Manager 3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Lewandowski. Randal 472-6102 4147 Seckinger Ct. Christ the King Track 2.43 Band 1.23 Cross Country 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Liddell, Lee 536-6322 1921 Shenandoah Rd. Third Baptist Football 13 Basketball 1.2.3.43 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Lingle. Frederick 847-5395 8840 Crabb Rd. Mt. Carmel Linkfield. Cary 475-6373 2745 Sagamore Gesu Football 1,23 Basketball 33 Golf 23 Chess 1.2.33 Swimming 1.23 Water Polo 2.3: Intramural Sports 1.2.31 Honors 1.2.3. Lishewski, Marc 882-4485 4120 Wyndwood Christ the King Lance 43 Swimming 1.2.3.43 Water Polo 3.43 Intramural Sports 1, 2.3.43 French Club 3,42 Honors 1,2,3,4. Maciejewski. Stephan 479-2389 4830 Elm Place Christ the King Wrestling 1,23 Football 13 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Magill, George 536-4300 3041 Kenwood Blvd. Gesu Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Maher, Donald 475-1696 130 Northdale Dr. Regina Coeli Swimming 1.23 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Honors 3.4. Mandula. Mark 536-1377 2448 Middlesex Dr. Gesu Golf 1.2.33 Lance 3,42 Dramatics 2.3.43 Swimming 13 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 French Club 3,43 Debate 2.3.43 WSFK 2,3,4Q Honors 1,2,3,4. Martin. Robert 882-8687 4751 Mount Airy St. Joseph Sylvania Team Manager 2.3.41 Dramatics 1.2.3.43 Swimming 13 Intramural Sports 1.33 Student Council 33 Big Brother 43 Collegium Honorum 33 Honors 1.2.3. Mayer. Alan 535-7048 2644 Secor Rd. St. Michael's inthe Hills Lance 43 Dramatics 2.4: Hockey 2.43 Intramural Sports 3.43 Col- legium Honorum 1.2.3.43 Honors 1.2.3.43 Foriegn Study 3. McCarthy. Kevin 882-6177 5309 Kearsdale St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1.2.3.43 Wrestling 43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 French Club 1.23 Honors 1.2.4. McDuffee. Thomas 475-5861 3412 Queenswood Christ the King Football 13 Tennis 1.2.3.43 Swimming 1.2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 French Club 1.2.3.43 Collegium Honorum 1.2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. McGhee. David 479-1473 2310 Berdan Ave. Blessed Sacrament Football 1.2.3.43 Swimming 1.23 Intramural Sports 1.2.41 German Club 3.45 Honors 3. McGowan. Michael 841-4143 3641 Chesterton Christ the King Football 13 Baseball 3, Wrestling 13 Golf 1.2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Student Council 2.3.43 Class Officer 2-Treasurerg French Club 1,23 Collegium Honorum 1.2.33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Metzger. John 479-5316 4416 Foxglove Christ the King Band 2,3,4Q Intramural Sports 1.2. Mieczkowski. Robert 244-1700 2713 Lagrange St. Hedwig Tennis 1.23 Chess 2.3.43 Lance 2.3.43 Accolade 43 Dramatics. 3.43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 French Club 1.2.3.43 Cheer Leader 43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Mierzwiak. John 473-9502 1264 Corbin Rd. St. Catherine Wrestling 13 Golf 1. Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Mikhail. Francis 531-5439 3752 Brookside Community of the Risen Christ Baseball 1,22 Chess 1.2.3.43 Dramatics 3.43 Intramural Sports 1. 2.3.42 Student Council 33 French Club 1.2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Mittelstaedt. David 352-1919 1231 Michele Dr. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Lance 43 Accolade 2,43 Dramatics 2.43 Band 1.23 Foreign Study 33 Intramural Sports 23 Honors 1.2.4. Molnar, Paul 593-1153 2008 Genesee St. Stephen Band 1.2.3.43 Intramural Sports 33 Honors 4. Moulopoulos, Nicholas 332-6907 4123 Shamleg Green Holy Trinity reek Orthodox Accolade 33 Swimming 1,23 Water Polo 1.2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1.23 Student Council Member 2.3.41 Class Officer 3-Vice-President, 4-Secretary3 Honors 1. Muller. John 382-9282 2039 Wildwood Blvd. Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Band 1.2.3.43 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. 177 Myers, Maurice 726-2234 1951 Summit St. St. Michael Lance 43 WSFK 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Noe. Gregory 475-7470 4509 Talmadge Green Rd. Christ the King Baseball 13 Track 2,31 Lance 13 WSFK 23 Visitation 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1,23 German Club 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Nowakowski, Mark 882-3680 5419 Silvertown St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 13 Track 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 1.3. Nussel, Jay 479-9822 3309 Cheltenham St. Pius X Tennis 1,2,3,43 Dramatics 1,2,3,4: WSFK 2,42 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Debate 2,3,4Q Collegium Honorum 2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Oswald, Thomas 882-2411 5842 Wakefield Dr. St. Joseph Sylvania Basketball 23 Baseball 1,22 Accolade 43 Spirit Committee 43 ln- tramural Sports 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,23 Honors 1.3.4. Pasquinelly. Joseph 385-2158 1343 Bensch Dr. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Baseball 1.23 WSFK 23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 3-Secretaryg Honors 1,2,3,4. Paszczykowski. Dennis 531-4175 120 Richards Rd. St. Jude Intramural Sports 1,23 Student Service Program 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Peer. Jeffrey 475-8138 1716 Duncan Rd St. Pius Football 1,2,3,43 Accolade 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1.2.43 Honors 2,3,4. Pencheff, James B82-3590 4150 Rose Garden Christ the King Dramatics 4. Perez, Diego 382-1379 930 S. Detroit Ave. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Football 1.2.33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,23 Wrestling 23 Track 33 Lance 3,42 WSFK 23 Latin Honor Society 2,33 Junior Classical League 1.2.33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2. Perzynski, Charles 536-6893 1221 Alldays Ave. St. Hyacinth Dramatics1,23 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Religious Service Program 33 Collegium Honorum 33 Honors 1,2,3,4. Pinkleman. Allan 475-5904 4603 Manorwood St. Catherine Wrestling 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Powell, Terrence 476-2541 1501 Bradmore St. Catherine Swimming 1,2,3,43 Water Polo 3,4Q Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4: Hon- ors 2,3,4. Ricci, Frank 693-0952 640 Church Good Shepherd Football 1.23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Lance 43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors 2.3.4. Riley. Steven 241-7590 178 831Vz S. Erie Sts. Peter 8- Paul Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4Q Student Council 33 Collegium Honorum 2.3.43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Ritchie. Craig 725-1290 2252 Ottawa River Rd. Point Place United Methodist Chess 23 Intramural Sports 13 Honors 3.4. Sanford, John 472-1711 4570 Overland Pkwy. St. Catherine Football 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Schlageter, Michael 882-3100 5260 Bainbridge Rd. St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,4Q Wrestling 1,2,3,43 Golf 1.23 Intramural Sports 1. 2,3,4Q Student Council 1,2,3,43 Class President 33 Class Vice Presi- dent 1,4Q Flintstones QFredj 43 Honors 1,2,3,4. Schroeder, Eric 535-9953 3426 Kenwood Blvd. Gesu Swimming 2,3,43 Water Polo 33 Intramural Sports 1.2.4. Schwartz, Michael 856-6335 3988 Rauch Rd. St. Joseph Sylvania Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 23 Wrestling 33 Manager 3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3Q Honors 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 43 Flinstones iDinoi 43 Accolade 4. Simon. Robert 693-1326 715 Utah Good Shepherd Foaogball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Honors Simonis. Alan 472-5570 4232 Elmhurst Christ the King Tennis 1,21 Dramatics 23 Intramural Sports 2.3. Skaff, Joseph 475.6359 4914 Secor Rd St. George Orthodox Golf 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 3.4. Smenner, Richard 352-6340 4811 Turnbridge Rd. Grace Lutheran Cartwrights iBenJ 43 Spirit Committee 43 Accolade 43 Swimming 5.2.3141 Water Polo 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Visitation 3.43 Big ro er . Smolka. Gary 536-5611 1903 Perth Gesu Lance 2,3,4: Accolade 43 Dramatics 43 Glee Club 33 Student Council 2,41 Honors 1.3. Snyder. Robert 475-7529 1729 Berdan Ave. Gesu Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Staccone Roger 726-9478 3017 117th St. St. John Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 4. Stiebler, Ronald 865-3914 18335 Holland-Sylvania Rd. Little Flower Wrestling 13 Tennis 1,23 Lance 43 Accolade 43 Dramatics 1.23 Water Polo 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4I Visitation 1,43 Honors 2.3.4. Strahm. Hutch 726-6835 2702 106th St. Messiah Lutheran Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 43 Bowling 43 ln- tramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Honors 3. Swope, Dennis 475-5100 4517 Haddington Dr. Christ the King Baseball 15 Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Honors 1,2,3. Syring, Patrick 531-1247 1818 Parkside Blvd. Gesu Collegium Honorum 1,25 Honors 1,2,45 Foreign Study 3. Szenderski, Donald 729-1412 4416 290th St. St. James Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 2.3. Szymanski, John 475-7489 3231 Aldringham St. Pius X Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 15 Track 1,25 French Club 1,25 Honors 1,2,3,4. Szyskowski, James 476-7939 253 Middlebury Lane St. Vincent de Paul Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Honors 1, 2,3,4. Teiper, Michael 535-7206 2723 Densmore Dr. Gesu Golf 1,2,35 Lance 45 Honors 1,2,3,4. Thebes, Michael 475-4775 4124 Kingsmore Christ the King Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3. Thielen, John 691-6084 1415 Kelsey Sacred Heart Baseball 1,25 Dramatics 15 Bowling 1,2,3,45 lntramurals 1,45 Col- legium Honorum 15 Honors 1,2,3,4. Tifft, John 475-1141 2437 Oak Grove Blessed Sacrament Wrestling 15 Honors 1,3. Timar, Timothy 691-9174 2113 Valentine St. St. Stephen Golf 1,2,3,45 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,35 Cross Country 1,3. Toth, Gary 693-9169 3332 Cromwell St. Stephen Baseball 1,25 Band 15 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Bowling 3,4. Toth Ronald 693-2657 3332 Eastmoreland St. Stephen Wrestling 1,25 Tennis 25 Team Manager 2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 ln- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Honors 1. Velker, Christopher 472-7909 3909 Garrison Christ the King Football 15 Wrestling 1,25 Track 15 Team Manager 25 Accolade 4-Editor-in-Chief5 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Cartwrights lCandyi 4. Voyles, Robb 472-5081 1 2308 Beaufort Avenue Blessed Sacrament Basketball 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Lance 15 Accolade-Managing Ec 45 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Collegium Hono 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3,45 WSFK 2,35 Visitation 3,45 Flinstones QB Bamj 4. Walker, Eric 531-7 1830 Richmond Rd. Ladyfield ' Team Manager 2,3,45 Chess 45 Lance 35 Accolade 35 Dramatic 2,35 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Spirit Committee 2,35 lntramurals 1.2 Student Council 1,2. Welch, Carl 474-I 3444 Goddard St. Pius X Chess 1,2.3: Swimming 1,25 lntramurals 1,2,3,4. Westhoven, John 531-1 2124 Mt. Vernon Gesu Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Accolade 45 lntral als 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,4-Presic Honors 1,2,3,45 Visitation 1,45 Cartwrights lHossi. Westmeyer, Paul 241-I 1154 Gordon St. James Chess 2,45 Band 15 Intramurals 1,25 Honors 1,2. Westphal, Robert 475-E 3620 Bellevue Blessed Sacrament Wrestling 1,25 Chess 3,45 Lance 3,45 Dramatics 45 Band 15 Sv ming 2,3,45 Water Polo 3,45 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Counc French Club 1,2,3,45 Collegium Honorum 1,2,3,45 Honors 1,2,3 Wingate, Jeffery 475-E 3327 Aldringham St. Pius X Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 45 lntramurals 1,2,3,45 Honors 3,4. Wohl, Michael 551-1 1708 Mt. 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