St Johns High School - Knight Herald Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Lackamp Assistant Principal, Religion 3 Moderator nf Student Council Mr. Scott Willoughby French Mr. David Vrooman History 1, Explorers Mr. Fred Beier Physical Education, Coach r'- ' .,.,w Mr. Daniel P. Liderbach, S.J. Geometry, Campion Hall, Film Program Mr. J . Braucher Histo 1 nd 3, Athletic Director. Coa nw ,-...,.,.,, 1 3 J 3 -i'i e L -me it l i iiii fl! r Al-an lly H Q , . -I ' 1 . , - J -i---I-T---.-1---as-fe-4 ....L....L foto, Rev. John V. White, S.J. Math 1, Religion 3, Volunteer Program Rev. J. Peter Deane, S.J. Religion 1, Librarian lr Mr. James Edwards English 1, Campion Hall Mr. Fred Tiller Math 1 and 3 IBB' I rears? afgh- 'V Rev. Charles Sweeney, S.J. Mr. Thomas Norris Chemistry, Tennis Chemistry, Coach 'lg-53 . J., ,. Mr. Robert D'Amico. S.J. Latin 2, Math 1, Campion Hall, Chess Club, Volunteer Program Mr. Marvin Ricketts Math 1 and 3, Driver Education K Wife rr' .3 33.7 Mr. John Loftus English 2 and 3 Rev. Fred M. Henley, S.J. English 3, Religion 1, Campion Hall ' Mr. Patrick Peppard, S.J. Speech, Latin 2, Campion Hall, Cycle Cluh L- h ,Z 20 Mr. Donald Yingling French, Coach fl Mr. Thomas Reiss, S.J. English 1 and 2, Promethean, Camera Cluh. Rev. Daniel D. Dunnigan, S.J. Religion 2, Counselor, Liturgy Volunteer Program fafweeiy J '-'ish 'P-in-,, H gli Rev. Patrick McManamnn, S.J. Geometry, Religion 1, Cavalier ,SL Mr. Joseph Czernicki English 1 and 2, Coach fi .ia , , i E in X r Mr. Alfred Brady Rev. James Lotze, S.J. Biology Biology, Swimming 22 l Mr. Dennis Hodak English 3, Spanish, Coach Rev. Donald Buber, S.J. Latin 1 and 3, Counselor f il' fs- u-fzrff Mr. Robert Taptich Band Rev. Julian Maline, S.J. Research and Writing F-'sq' A 11- if gurus' rs Mary Frances Bechtel Secretary S E5 4 lx 5 A' I If .-Q ' I UIUUQ W b la ' '- ' .' N' 11 Br. John Zollner, S.J. Grounds and Building, Poster Club X 1-9 ff iw 1? , li' - J Br. John Sebian, S.J. Grounds and Building, Radio Club Joseph Renard, Maintenance Leonard Brocki, Maintenance .f fa- I Ronald Kuhn, Maintenance , QBX 1 IIIIIQ Dollie Singletary, Kitchen Bernice Hogan, Kitchen FWML-3jL' .f.,. -.. ,.. , .,,J-V, . A.-, L4 vue' an-.sr-'. ,,. -Qi., Qgguvff 5' - .,.vf'wn- .4 ..,,.' r-' :- ,, .,,,4-'Ti-11: ': :,,..,ae::fhff qi: -4,4 - -,. .- 4 .1'.,,m 26 A-i ' 5 .. A -s,.?......... .. - -599 I A991- 9 v' ' at N721 5.x Q Y ' 2 iff! -'s f J 1- ...f 5, . ..5M J-3 sr? A Q Jgvgg ff - My-, G tal? Q1 J Y Sisgl., wb www, 4 M M 5 H ,1 Nw TITANS PREPARE FOR CITY LEAGUE Tom Balyeat rambles for a first down. After impressive freshman and J.V. seasons, the Titan footballers moved into the varsity ranks this year. August 18th signalled the start of practice under coaches John Braucher, Fred Beier. and John Smith. Three weeks of intensive drills paid off in an opening 24-12 victory over neighboring Maumee. The following week the team traveled to Orville, Ohio, where a first quarter T.D. by the Red Ryders inflicted the Titans with their first varsity loss. The young Titans bounced back to sting Taylor Center 12-6 on the Ram's own field. Un the road once again, a brilliant second half comeback fell short in a 22-16 loss to Tif- fin Calvert. Scott introduced the Titans to the tough City League by pre- senting them with a 35-0 trouncing. A top-rated Monroe Central Catho- lic team pounded the shrinking Titans 33-16. An extra week of practice didn't help the Titan cause as they met their fourth straight defeat 26-12 at the hands of the Springfield Blue Devils. A determined squad faced the Bowsher Rebels in the muddy season finale. In the third quarter, the Titan defense pushed the Rebels into the end-zone for a safety. But with only minutes to go in the game, a long pass sunk the Titans 8-2. Now the experienced team awaits next year, when the Titans will make their debut in the City League. Mike 0'Reilly l86l. Steve Matlock l22l, and Skip Point 1751 chase a loose Rick Corbett shakes a Maumee defender. ball. W me 4 Q yV 5 igii Kg , V. ' ' ir fx ' I Q. .,h. V. 4 Q v . fr f 7 .Ayi-iii? l ' ,71 1: Z5 . W- H - F x X Q if-1 Q fi 5 ff 14: W , , L - P ., 1 , .. J if 'P- M ' ' , . A - xx A ' 'C 5-if N V ,f A It X 'r JJ 1 ' , A Pl, +. ., , ,,, 1 ' 'F avr: u A A. - y Nix , 1 'll JU Q' V wr Zi ' - , r 1 , ,f, -- 117 Q , - 4 E lx f . 2 J au . is ' 1.1 W1 1 I UU- ' I E r fl s. 'XX H ' ' 5 A 1 n ? , ff ,ffl ,M I I. rl A fan n 1, .4 S c,'.f Q S' 1 ,E I R M. K g +6 +- qv-. 'Q ,..,, x fiid A x 'X ,Q x r 4 gh AV fs. Q 4 'f' X 5. IS ' I 4 - 'Q T T L , St. Jnlmiv Upp. Sept. 8 Maumee 24 12 C Sept. 15 Orville ,, Q U 6. ggi' 1 5? H H 6' H .. Sept. 29 Tiffin Calvert. Dct. 6 Scott 0 35 it Uct. 13 Monroe Central Catholic 13 33 J ,Outh Svrinofielgijjh , L 12 L 26, ii ..,,.t.,,,, nr, ,, ggi. S rr rr new H T S Taylorlieiiterii ' 'W r T, rr ii 5 , Q Nov. 3 IBowS,her 2 5 Coach Braucher instructs Tom Balyeat at the muddy Bowsher game. exe- ' ,U - -J. ,' - mf- --- --T, ----ff'-W - Bottom Row: W. Dunkel. J. Bnellner, R. Bogue, R. Corbett, J. Rideout, M. L. Wright, E. Floyd, W. Wersell imgni. Top Row: S. Matlock, D. Rowland, T. Pet- U'ReilIy, N. Grahowski, M. Shllaku, D. Martinez, D. Addis, J. Babka, K. Smith. Mid- ers, L. Balyeat, T. Cassidy, T. Balyeat, D. Corba, D. Coleman, Mr. J. Braucher dle Row: K. Flanagan imgni, D. McCartney, J. Bracken, J. Kulwicki, J. Imhof, J. icnachi, K. Mciluade. D. Hancock, M. Farley, G. Dunn, K. LaVrar, Ft. Nowak, L. Boes, J. U'Donnel, Mr. F. Beier lcoachi, T. Cole, D. Mosiniak, J. Villhauer, C. Point, Schoen, M. Urlandi, E. Foster. Absent from picture: J. Bureau, Mr. J. Smith icoachi FROSH FIND VICTORY FORMULA - I , G ,Q 11' . w-lr' Jflc l'V,:l'f'.gPF. l'a-tcgnjil 'l'?.'? fhc mea- TJL qffl Jlxlltl Qiftx b , l-..-, Rick Michalak: collision course. -o-vq-,-- M KX -ve.-fn. ink Mint' 5 , rlr' V ' ' M lf T R ., .l , 'a .g 't r u sa if glee 'km I rn Un September 1, 80 hopefuls assembled at St. John's to try out for the freshmen football team. After they had trimmed the squad down to a workable size, coaches Donald Yingling and John Gallgher, S.J. began the work of drilling their charges in the fundamentals of football. The freshmen learned well, for they opened their season with a 26-0 win over Stritch. But the next week, two passes bombed the Titan fledge- lings as their only loss ofthe season was inflicted by arch-rival St. Fran- cis, 12-0. Rebounding after this heartbreaking defeat, the promising Titans whalloped McTigue 22-6, rolled over Waite 30-6, and slipped past Macomber 8-6. After a frustrating 6-6 tie with Libbey, the Titans closed their season by crushing Start 20-0. The freshmen are now anxiously awaiting next year when they will compose the St. John's junior varsity team. A hard block by Greg Szabo l43l springs Mark Jacoby loose. , i..,,, '., ...,L.1l!.... hge, -V ', ' qt, ,Lg Qi 'Q' ' 1 I ll 'lit - ' N. , V 369' lu z' f . L ' .. K 5'9 Q H . K' . I-f??fi 's..ff,,i:' - - -- . , A i-1:-1... A Q- . , V g ' Q -' .U ' y iz.. 5, .. .,-A+.:r14-W, .Q .I filgfs, s. 5 1, ' ' ' -. l Eff A. , .f-rf:-.L .. ' .. 'av-iwii! . u , :KQV J ,JL rg Lili' ag., , ,, .f.. - .QL S :1t?:.:2-7 -:ri-ri: Coaches Gallagher and Yingling. 32 Mark Jacoby cuts through a giant hole alter a hand-off from Barry Skeldon. y 'sz Jalmis' a app. . J sepaazr Cardinal srggah y y 526 n 1 sapfafia .sr illil . in + flu. ...y.. ll . J Uct. A5 McTigue ' l 22 J 5 . l Oct. 12 Waite 30 a i 6 l Oct. 19 Macomher 8 6 . um. Egsy Libby Q Z 6 N 6 l . ga? - ,,:J . , - . gn 1 . 1,N ia r Nnvf sian a. .zo 2' rr ll ' fa-M.. . ,far ' -- W,,.fT,,a , -I . ,,- W . 1 Aix ,Q shi . 1 li' Q ' ' ' 9:4 ' l Q, ff' a. ,,f ay 'Yr V f'7 1' '54 -9v1',l N p .- UL X. X, ,Q ff..q:.r ' yr, r X' f ' ,-' '- ' . ff' J U 'hs fx .Jaya - 4, B -ifjflaff ' f ' . fr + ' . r Lffil-yr.. . J 3-E- c'v -i ' I . 5 in -lfi-ai area- ' fr fy' ' ' 7 L1-f A?i.'ii7'z9f 19: J' .S , ' - - - X. Greg Szabn behind a hard charging Titan line. Mark Jacoby fights for yardage as Chuck Sallah 1831 Inaks on. 1 ' 1 ',,' r, ...z irni ri'-,' li q'?f S.Qi N 3 1 any rvgg -3322 'fy A - in lasri M pl! , ' . Cwixw J 6a E ,I -5 Q Rfk .iffqgij Y pi 7 :H 4, 1 3 ra uf N S i J' Tap How: N. Braun, F. LaScoIa, W. Clark. D. Sattlar, M. Jacnhy, D. Groch, C. Sallah, B. Vankarsen. Sec- Mr. J. Gallagher S,J, lcaachl, M. Hoffmann, 6. Szabo, T. Behan, M. Nally, FL Slurtz, U. Dhergafell. Ent' ond Row: R Michalak, B. Skeldon, J. Ryan, J. Heinlein, M. Kiinwski, H. Schoen, J. Adamski. Third Row: tum Row: Mr. D. Yingling lcoachj, D. Szzzzepanski, M. Calmes, M Billmaier, J. Hawes, A. Fischer lmgrJ. T. Helvey, J. Lawton, M McHugh, C. Pizza, R. Sbrocchi. T. Bracken. W. Eomta, M. Killen. Founh Ruw: ' 4 ig' QLQJ4. 1 L r.I'113...t.:, - TITAN HARRIERS FINISH THIRD IN CITY Mike I-Ielvey, Jim Konicki. and Pat Irmen run together on the Ottawa Park course. 34 DATE SepQ!5 ' Sept. 19 Sept. 22 Sept, 28 Oct. Oct. 11 SQHOOL sfi1!nn'el lllgodward St. Francis Scott St. John's Ueotral llllanumher Waite St. Juhn's Rogers Central Sim I St. Juhn's DeViIiss Rogers StgIohn's, ,IQQLIIQIJEY Rogers St. .lohn's Bowsher Woodward SZQOQBYS A , V ,Central SCORE 28 31 72 102 I6 49 86 88 28 58 65 85 33 28 70 37 I8 80 46 32 51 120 1,52 168 NOTE At the Ashland Classic. St. John's placeds seventh: at the St. Josephfs Invitational, they placed sixteenth: et. th5'Bowlihg Green lmritatiorlal, they placed thirteenth, 3 pd:llirjih6lIci:y Meet,rheylgQgnedthird. O I Mr. Nlorrie and Mr. Czernicki discuss pre-meet strategy on the way to the starting point. r . 1 i -t., V r.'f1 :- A.. ,.,.A.,-M, ,lg My - 'sz in - .. '41,-f ,. - f'l4fff'4 ks' '. -.QM rf, '-- ':'.f'g-'- 5 e r gl, -35 4 -, y -f i,.9z:.ffT'-1 Z4-.K.,!.., 54. ,-V.:.ga?2'73- Ifivillkxd . ... g Q-'Ta-waz.-,ff g-i.'2',- p.7.-..:f +fr' ' , - ,.: 1. - L: :LMA-.4.g,4..e.-:4-s.a....1.ei.L. .eh.12irve:-.eeo , 4, ,L ge Pat Irmen, Jim Knnicki, Steve Glowacki. and Chris Ewald lead the pack for the Titans. First row. left to right: Jim Konicki, Rich Szezepaniak. Ed Guerra. Jim Davis, Steve Glowaclti, Brad Schuller, Chris Ewald, Mike U'Mara, Mite Helvey, Pa! Irmen, Bert Floraday, Marty Connors, Tom Soper. Tom Fischer, John Randolph, Jim Kennedy, Knute Huber. Second row: George Conklin. mgr,, Mike Kulwicki. Mark lllusbaum, Jay Eyster. Mike Empey, Jeff Anderson, Bob Wheeler, Ed Gray, John Bal- doni, Rich Grogan, Larry Becker, Pete Lux, Mike Downing, Jim Dollman. Greg Slee, John Hunter, George Riedel, John Wendler, Tum Colturi, Ron llarhauer, Vic Trigaux, Dave Drewyor, Tim Paquette, Kelly Gill, Larry Byersmith. Jim Kinzer, Greg Mock, Matt Dowling. 35 VARSITY BASKETBALL lt has often been said that experience is the best teacher. If that is the case, the 1967-68 St. John's Varsity Basketball team must have learned a great lesson this season. Competing in the tough City League, the Titans compiled a mark of 1-10. The varsity's overall record was 4-11. These records do not appear very impressive, but it must he remembered that coach John Braucher had only sophomores and juniors with which to build the varsity team. The high point of the season came when St. Jnhn's defeated Woodward, 59-51. Other Titan triumphs were a 72-36 trnuncing of Maumee Valley Country Day School, a 59-29 rout of Evergreen, and a one-sided 72-44 win over Spencer Sharples. Even in their losses, the varsity was usually right in the contest until the very end, showing that they were capable of holding their own against almost every opponent. If the var- sity Titans make good use of the valuable experience they gained this year, St. John's will be a top City League basketball contender next season. i . 43 ui Kneeling: Dan Corbo, Jim Fosnaugh, Jim Davis, Gary Florian, Mike Helvey, Kevin Gill. Standing: Tom Cole, Don Coleman, Doug Mosiniak, John Wron- kowicz, John Crowley. ...- +- 7 2.1 ' li'-'xi T ,,-3-- ' Jim Fosnaugh sets for a quick pass. I RWD Q3 UW?-at -9- ky gi W 4 wut G . .'-T. Q... . 4 J ' ' 'V -or is UU' lg e H 1 ? ,., mir,-, , F' .f , L11 , .. 5 N., .V Y H' ,ML , H ,M -. .1.-.ff.,f .Q 'ff 1,1-' .il W- W 'hui-a f'f 'g, Pre-game warmup. Doug Musiniak sinks a free throw. 1 'i A Q-1 X. 1 5. N4 ..-fs f 5- , -1 ' 55. Dan Corhu starts an in-hounds play. 37 U00 CUIBFUHH Iavs if UP- .1 y 'V xV,4 9 ' if John Wronkowicz sets a screen for a Gary Florian jump shot. Q h T S '- s Q 5 W ,,,,...-1 1,7 Doug Mosiniak nets two points. QT sh.. -iv Titans attack Woodward defense. Kevin Gill fires a jumper against St. Francis. :Z f ' -2. X gf --V '- H+--...Skill 38 Gary Florian moves the ball up court. - , meagggv Mosiniak gets the opening tap in the Central game. . ,g.W Dec. 7 3 Defi 9 UBC ec Dec Jan. Jan. r.'Jan. ,,la,n, Jane, sf? Feb Feb Feb Ottawa Hills ROWS Maumee Vallef 'W Central Evergreen Libbey Scott Waite St. Francis g Woodward j Macomher Stan Bnwsher 7 ikl Spencer-Sharples Devil bis Kevin Gill sets for a shot over a Waite defender. St. John's UPP- 46 54 3112712 l'fei 43 ,iti 4' '57 56 7 29 37 94 62 75 54 59 44 rggrrgg 50 51 solf 67 47 as 72 44 57 62 uni in John Braucher instructs the Titans during a timeout. CZ. 39 5 ..tEI:Ef 1 3. til- I .- J., 43 ,lb 4 ix 9 ' t.. ' M.. f '-4 - JUNICR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1967-68 St. John's Junior Varsity Basketball team opened the season with an easy 48-23 triumph over 0ttawa Hills. After losing a tough game to Rogers, the J.V.s rebounded, clobbering Maumee Valley Country Day School 60-45 and beating Evergreen 58-46. After losing five straight midseason games, coach Joseph Czernicki's Titans bounced back to grab victories in three out of their last live games. These three wins were a 36-30 triumph over Macomber, a 42-39 squeaker over Bowsher, and a 60-20 romp over Spencer Sharples. Thus the J.V.s closed out their season with a respectable 6-9 record. Q' 'L T54 'iq' Q V s 3 .1 W 2 'xi' -I- S ' 1 Jim Davis readies for a drive. qi Charles Douglas, Chris Meyer, Bill Chapman, Steve Glowacki, Mark Farley, John Schwan, Ron Harbauer, Greg Datis, Kevin Mclluade, Kelly Gill, Mike Fligor, Kevin Smith. Missing: Monte Schllaku. M7 -.gi 'fi L. N ii I+! 'i The J.V.s listen iniently tu Mr. Czernicki. im' ' 34 i M Chris Meyer puts the ball in play , H 55494 444.1 hi ,F in Mark Farley at the foul line. Kevin Smith drives down the court. 1 ,,,4--D ,-a-9 Steve Glowacki hits for two points. - T FRESHMAN The 1967-1968 Freshman basketball team, ably coached by Mr. Dennis Hodak, began the season with two impressive victories over Sylvania Burnham and Cardinal Strich. During the first season the Titans chalked up a win over McCord 132-28l. At the end of the season the Freshman Titans suffered a heartbreaking defeat by bowing to DeVilbis in the final moments l26-27l, thus closing their season with a 6-ID record. BASKETBALL FW . .1 Mr. Hodak gives last minute details to Mark Jacoby. 'wx i ' V 12' Kneeling Doug Bayer, Joe Chovanec, Gary Petsche, Tom Colturi, Dick Sturtz, Jeff Anderson, Mike Renda, Rick Krasula Standing: Tom Kramer lmgr.l, Jim Shaner, Doug Sattler, Mark Hoffmann, Mark Jacoby, Charlie Van Karsen Bill Clark, Rick Michalak, Bob Szkutnik, Ken Wiezbenski, Barry Skeldon lmgr.l. 42 Q.. .......-...... - . F . .-.. .. , .-.-...,... , Clark goes up for two. fi-T? , ' .filly ,L-i' -- ' V 5 . 1 N 'f ' 'f' . fQI H 33 - L 5. ag we if- x Doug Sattler uutjumps his man .As gzy, . X-50-Om., Doug Bayer pivots fur a pass. Van Karsen feeds a shnt tn Jacnhy. 43 VARSITY GRAPPLERS WIN SIX Mike Voegeli fights for a triumph. 'i Competing in the City League, the St. John's Varsity Wrestling team posted a 6-4 dual-meet record for the 1967-68 season. Besides winning four league matches, the grapplers were also 2-1 in non-league competition. ln the first two meets of the season, against Woodward and Cardinal Strich, dramatic pins by heavyweight Ed Floyd provided the margin of victory. Un the road the following week, the Titan crew was edged by a tough Fremont St. Joe team. Against Rogers, the grapplers met with their first City League defeat. At Christmas time, the Titans made a re- spectable showing against some of the state's top competitors in the Catholic Invitational Tournament IC.I.T.l, which was co-hosted with St. Francis and held at St. John's. The wrestlers welcomed in the new year with a string of victories over Waite, Maumee Valley, Libbey, and Macomber, bringing their record to 6-2. In the waning weeks of the season, the Titans fell to both Start and St. Francis. In spite of these two late season losses, the grapplers posted a very successful season. Ed Floyd in control. Torture on the mat. 44 Another win for Ed Floyd. img-vl , I, Q John Duffin in head-to-head competition. 'H i- ' ' Ray Zammit experiences the thrill of victory. R in ,,,.,YP- X ' 6 Z Rich Echler on his way to a win. 2,5 , 1 'Shar ' 4-...L -1 Mikg Dgngvan against Maggmbgf, MI. BEi8l' Dll 3 IBIISB Titan bench. uf,- ,. 'nf 4., Y QFV in e. -' 4 , i J Good position by Gary Dunn. . .3 - . . Rich Echler foils an escape. ..-.4 .--W ' 'AS' ' il, Jim Bracken: total concentration -..,.. , .4 Y.,--f 69,9 3 if .1 ,, Bottom How: D. Hancock, D. Bunk, R. Zammit, Mr. Fred Beier icoachi, P. 0'Connor, J. Newton. Fourth Row: J. U'UunneII, C. Smith, J. Phaender T. Stechschulte, T. Connelly, M. Haupricht, T. Walsh. Second Row: E. L. Wisniewski, R. Morrison, T. Heilman, W. Ninneman, G. Baird. Absent Floyd, G. Dunn, M. Voegeli, L, Schoen, C. Kulwicki, R. Echler, W. Mclntyre, S. 0'ReiIIy,J.Bragkgn, J. Duifin. Third Row: D. Ingleshy, T. Buck. G. Uden. J. Rose, J. Herbert, U! Dei. Dec. Deg. TTT' 1 Nm s.fTTTT N Jan. dan. Q-sa 47 Jan. A tense Mike Voegeli. TT T .523 W H 6 14 21 skim TT TT T 1 18 25 ,T . ATT, TTHT ii T! ' TTL T TTJTT TTT TT TT TT we TT ,WT 01111 Cardinalw Stitch Fremont St. Joe Rogers ' T WaIteg-Qeli3'iQ?2Tg,15E1tg?lffFL3 f2'e'5:xiTT LTMTTTTT MBUOIIIIJBT Start Sta Frangisff, 1 J ,Q gf . fvggerw . znf rs 19 ii'i ' ra 17 1 22 5 ' . 33 .Prix I T lesmf- T , jf ig... TT it U22 r 15 17 11 26 31 . . 19 iii . , 36 agp f , E M- T T 1 T FRCDSH SCORE IN SJ TOURNEY Although their duel meet record was only 1-3, the 1967-58 St. John's freshmen wrestling team, under the guidance of coach John Gallagher. S.J., had a highly successful and promising season. Undoubtedly. the high point of the year came in the third annual St. John's Invitational Freshmen Wrestling Tournament. ln compe- tition against freshmen from six other schools, Tom Walsh ll03l, Tom Bracken l112l, and Frank LaScola lHwtl captured lirst places. Second-place finishes went to Rick Sbrocchi l121l, John Pinkelman l133l, Jim Hawes ll45l, and Joe Heinlein ll75l. Because of their fine showing at this tournament, the freshmen have indi- cated that they have the potential to make future St. John's teams very tough to beat. John Pinkelman fights for a takedown. ' .,,,,'. T73 , Z'x vm, l mal Tom Walsh rides his opponent. A victorious Al Bfalef- Rick Sbrocchi eyes the enemy. f -. PW! 15:55-iv -'T 2i1'ffffT-f-F574-'-' A mr' ' gy- l?l 7gWJlr.s'.i Bottom Row, left to right: J. Adamski: C. Sallah: Coach J. Gallagher, S.J.g T. Sannerg T. Bracken. Second Row: J. Pinkelman, A. Breier, J. Hawes, R. Shrocchi. J. Heinlein, N. Braun. Third Row: T. Fehlen, P. Campbell, R. Wheeler, C. Nolan, C. Reinhart, J. Fox, T. Stengle. Fourth Row: E. Bocian, M. McHugh, R. Schoen, T. Zammit, D. Nemire, G. Ryan. Fifth Row: G. DeBrock, J. Spalding, G. Szabo, J. Toth, J. Mowka. D. 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Frank Barone pulls ahead against some tough competition. :Z 1 4' 4 ii' D .., , ., If -:A wir - 1. 1 '., :gin -wht. A 1 , A.: .Q,,'t' .frj -t.-Y,-. 9. Q. 'J 6,151 af: .-. , .. '-fvvjf- ' J i. 'Z . .. ,. ip.. Q,-YA-Q'-A rrp. 'z 'A .Y nr,-' ii' 'Ld r AI Saenz shows great form in the butterfly. SWIM TEAM POSTS 9-l RECORD The Titan Swimming team, under the dedicated coaching of Fr. Jim Lotze, S.J., completed the season with an excellent 9-1 record. Though the Titans did now know what to expect at their first meet, they swamped Lincoln, Ypsilanti 68-37. At the second meet, a feeling of confidence resulted in a 71-34 Titan tidal wave over Monroe. In the next meet, the Titans trailed behind until the last event when a 400 meter-freestyle victory edged them ahead for a one point win over Whitmer. As the meets continued so did the Titan victories. Unly a defeat hy Findlay marred a perfect record. 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Feb. 1'11 11 '1f ' 11 'eff-.s,.,,---M 111 11 .H of, ' 11 11 N 1 11 111 11 rr Lincoln Monroe Whitmer .Lima Shawnee lincoln ' Erie-Mason 1 Eifidlay V J Erie-Mason, 3 JJJJJJJ Monroe .Y 3: V. 111 1 11 11 , mf 45 1 11 fffw we i ' 'fo i5'L,JqlmCs 1 ' 6 68 71 347 48 A .47 49 46 71 54 573 7 .Q ' ' f 'Q1Ii:'1QU2 1... 1 V 9, 1 , 1 M1 1 .fwu V. 4 11 .W 3dll W -rw . Q51 .21 2 ,.., . . ...va 5,81 J' -1 471111 Q. Ae 58. 47 :Q - - 111 :wiser .1 111 111 gmmm..11 111 11 111 1ViE?Vi?i555559i'11 111 111 111 111 11 fm 11 1 1 1 1-,111zm1f.: 6, Father Lotze at poolside Bottom Row: B. Floraday, D. Kirk, J. Lewandowski, P. lrmen, R. Carroll, ROWS Fr- I-0119. 3-J- icllilfihi. M- Carroll J BHFUUH S Th0mPS0n J BlCkf0fd G. Dewood. B. Stephens, M. Pfaender, H. Streicher, Middle Row: H. Keith, B. Rimmelin, C. Petrie, A. Saenz, F Barone L Devine C. Hood, T. Davis, R. Conklin, J. Herlihy, M. Johnson, W. Comte, Top TITA John Boas warms up. , . .ag i ' 3 I .1 ,, A , A Y . ai., 1, . 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I-.l John Boellner winds up for a throw. Discus thruwers, John Boellner and Dennis Addis. 56 J s JT'-4'-' .Qtr 4. I' sf 5579. ,gb , .:,,- V sa-,755 6. 1, ,g' Q, S , miff di mf? J i 54 r' ' ' ..'E ,Q ai Y Tum Super and Knute Huber lostle for the lead TENNIS Kneeling: H. Nehrig, J. Donkel, M. Downing, G. DeBrock, Standing: Fr. Sweeney, S.J.. lmoderatnrl, J. Stoffregen, C. Meyer, C. Hiker, M. Hoffman, J. Schuller, J. Blanchard, K. Smith, L. Byersmith, P. Sobczak, J. Hawes. Kneeling: D. Corbo, J. Davis. Standing: G. Wal kowiak, P. Danford, D. Alexander, J. Barone. 4 ia.. l Joe Rideout pegs one to first. .-qg .. Top Row: Steve George, Ed Schwind, Mike Langenderfer, Larry Balyeat, Mike Fligor, Craig Davenport, Tom Peters, Middle Row: Mr. Yingling lcoachl, Jim Fosnaugh, Jeff Klein, Chris Chamberlin, Larry Byersmith. Bottom Row: Ed Floyd, Tom Murphy, Don Coleman, Joe Hideout, Tom Balyeat. Absent: Kim Greene, Dave Hancock, Jim Majo lmanagerl, N. Deardurff lmanagerl. 58 All' Q tif. 2E vs. ZC: C. Smith, L. Devine, J. Barone lshontingl, M. Nushaum lref.l, D. McCartney, J. Border. 11401, 1 .l' .L v ,R 5 ,3 as ol - d' Steve Harloff refs a bustling Buzzard game. 2B vs. the 2A Buzzards: M. Schmidt, Ed Gray, Steve George. Tom Connelly. 28 ,L .JI , H INTRAMURALS A ,MQIQJ .... L H A Buzzard stuff: Brad Schuller, Jim 0'DonneIl, Mark Nushaum. Q fl 4: 4 -BGL ,Q .r - -.--T----.1-f-fw v--'Y--1' -f--ig-if-W - i- f- f--2 A .'..-- - 'T4 . wh' 'Z' Y-HSI 'U ' ' ' ' M wg A! ' ' W?-4-gqp:gg11'fre'vA W . 'f ' 1 . 1 1 1.,, -ff 1 , 1 1111 2 ,,1,, 12 1 1,0-X egg!! ii W 11 L, ,1,1.1:W 11 1 11 K 1 ,, ,1 1 XM . -. Hia M, 11 1 111 111, ., M 141 11 ., 1 S1 X N -1 K, an. 5 1 111- 1 MM, 3 1111 1 ww. 4 ,LU .,,, ,. 52 . 1 K 4 2 W, L. ,wwf 11 1 1 1 1 111- 1 gwgmi W ff! 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James Eyster ,r .n Edward Schwind Robert Bechtel Mark Mossing Matthew Carroll Gregory Slee Jeffrey Veitch 14.1-...., V N Gregory Uatis Dennis Mokri Egmont Shllaku Alphonse Schmitt James D'Donnell John Neary Richard Grogan Edward Guerra Jerome Glinka Kevin Smith l ' li ,JJ , , .A : 7-Ll I .W xi i r f!...,.., l' . , , E , fs.. Thomas Birsen Robert Mouch Richard Stroud Gary Uden Joseph Nagy 1 y. z fir! r 5' E T' :Qing El, tif f fu gf 0' ,1 I 1 X, Q' N' rx W., mx John Blddgett John Landry Tom Wehrmeister Steve Harluff Dan Corba Timothy Jacoby Edward Gray ,..-f i Marvin Hartsfield, Hubert Zack. Mark Schmidt '-1 E1 e I Daryll King 78 43 it Hi' f 'I' Thomas McMahon Kevin Flanagan Gary Stryz Juhn Brenner James Diehl Steven George Peter Lux Carl P88198 Q L4 , 3 ff! 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John Mull Charles Shipley Donald Coleman, Michael Dennie David Borucki 86 Russell Rickard, Christopher Voss 1 fl 'i S-4 Gerard Danford Thomas Buck Patrick McNeal Steve Kerr James Walker, Mark MacRitchie Richard Eischen 'av Eugene Rosinski 5,-.ami 'A Q., yi 'Xp- l I . kkl 16 lhclrllll lam' - Patrick Rooney, John Waldvogel .f Sidney Warner John Long John Kleparek William Hauptricht 9 nw 'Q rf b 39 'nn-Q J James Kennedy Knute Huber f David Effler William Dunkel Lech Wisniewski Ruben Smnthers Michael Michalak Charles Douglas Michael Flignr Timothy Clark 1 fl 88 V., 1:15675 Shawn 0'Reilly, Richard Conklin, Lawrence Schnen Richard Balas, Philip Bayer l S1 JOHNS Dennis Addis James Parr naviuuinschef I . Richard Maninn J-A ' 54 'Q ipaq- E Frederick Feeley -fl' Jig ci William Stengle James Blaine Charles Craft, Arthur Lyons Robert Hassen v A 1, F , James Staehell James Tuchulski r x A '1 R D llllillsl IL y , l Y X .Q- 31 25 Ronald Nicholas Mark Desmond William Kehres Frank Landry James Schuller Robert Plessner Raymond Holley 11 L . TW Gregory Sova Michael Hofmann Joseph Rrdeuut Michael U'ReilIy di Christopher Chamberlin Thomas Rotterdam Frank Beauregard Dale Hornung Michael Anderson, David Hoffmann, Charles Petrie James Darr, Michael Fallon , 4-a-. .1 Y lg' J if.-Qf , A l Y Ti' te' y ., ' LAM I U- Lyiiie 1 Matthew Cory James Kistner Gary Mazur John Dtt Douglas Nemire Q, r 1 ' ' 1- I Q t ,adaiksif b . 5 r nm- 2- H ft , ,rl ' I 1 David Brigade Q r :su -F 5 Michael Kaminski K' ., - Paul Hehan Christopher Macey Robert Littelmann 7 li P V ' r -'ew 3' E s NW V. r' 1 A f . Gary Eherle tn? I -fi Thomas Balyeat .W 'ii ,'- 'fx 2 ' ,Q 'Ar 91 David Westenkirchner, Christopher Schulte lf 3 . ,W -1 l ,. .-0 P' if Ruger Ott David Zolg Monte Zarick Alan Bensch William Brennan Richard Hassen Gary Florian Ted Tank Michael Miknsz Gary Walkuwiak Mark Miller Charles Feeley Richard Ray Richard Szczepanlak Michael McCartney 1,2-H, 1' Charles Mierzwiak Gary Dunn, Paul Anteau, Bert Floraday Richard Kern :rum In ws ' 1 rl will -- J f Qftuzmah i rl , W-inf ini: David Hancock, Kevin Gill 332- W E tial. ' J r- . ,fini ,. M l i 'K 1 dk' ' ll WL! x 6 P Sulier Thomas Herbert Michael Banell Hal Simon Jeffrey Urbanski Jerome Johnson Thomas Malone Kenneth Lamgan Raymond Zammrt David Luchrm Edward Vnllmar if ' P63 M ,, sw-'W - Lee Wright John Wronkowicz 'l ll 'll' A W' uf' lfyN'?f'1 Thomas Murphy Paul Justen Michael Sklver George Conklin 73' wld William Wersell E gqtu 3 Michael Roemmele Michael Goetz Lawrence Byersmith Ruben Welly Q25-VJ' - 9 x K if X. f-,. 'r ,S X a'.rI- af ,ex John Crowley, Rickard Corbett, Joseph Spenthoff, Edward Floyd , ,, , I ' ' A ' f - . A, X , .. ,, . ,N , jf 1 . ' 1 Thomas Fischer, Joseph lmhof, Tom Gongwer James Lewandowski, Paul Robaskiewicz, Michael Kollman, Gary Smieszney Brock Rimmelin, Martin Connors KL. . ,I -K' 1 .N I .I ' m - li l ' TQ, m K 'H I ll' J in 'A A lr l X QT-4..f-:Jia 12' rn.. John Lyons William Bugert John Grogan Geoff Klein Paul U'Connor Marty Schemenauer Michael Pfaender Kevin Tucholski ol fe A rr .U ms l , Patrick Iremen ' Richard Echler L John Gallagher i Dennis Alexander Charles Mann A Chris Marsrow I John Duffin Tom Cole Gerard Glizcinski Frank Foss Edward Kurt David Poulos Dennis Kusner Thomas Taylor, Gregory Walsh -rf Joseph Kulwicki. Eugene Point, Richard Uhl 96 Q -+G- James Hagan Roger Carrol, Michael Clear, Peter Streicher N' v Gerald Donnelly Phillip Kinsey Thomas Soper Robert Bogue Thomas Vetter Mark Chnvanec Michael Young John Bureau Michael King Michael Matlock David Kirk William Meyer Douglas Mosiniak 4319 l .,, . an-r James Villhauer Douglas Howland Q' 'fi Wx. :qw if .v .h if 'f ,a N Frank Bodie Joseph Nowakowskl James Pfaender John Boas David Gruen Jerry Huber Vic Trigaux Michael Voegeli Nicholas Christoff Michael Ferner ' Wa zzz ssl B, Q ...mf . ' ia .. as in l. lv x zz 1' ,fn 1 NNE ,ff , M H Q iff' A . if Thomas Fox, Mathias Gaynor Michael Jacobs, Donald Buck swirls: :Fill ' ',i n ii 5ii.l,?WsQ.Q eixllaf l ' W RE ra E N F 1' 5- sz: ,f wee.mFZi?ffZae1ll,j an eii, an ig is whip J 3 ,W Q as N ,Wahl Exilim' ri Rocky Pinciotti, Jim Kirolf, Stan Mizerny Robert Zeller, Patrick Robinson l l Michael Kurdys, Larry Fall Michael Helvey Roger Heider 99 Michael 0'Shea Dwight Basilius Jeffery Armstrong Edward Heban Patrick Mattes Richard Jenks Michael Roth Walter Lemle Richard Greene Dennis Inglesby Timothy Myers Michael Voss Michael Pauley Ronald Parker Christopher Klepacz Timothy Cassidy Robert Stalzer James Westrick James Konicki Roger Pakulski Daniel Martinez James Lyczknwski Vw Q .Wiz- 4i,iiE1flg'54 Q45juL 'l3L rg? 1 asa,,m:. .. lx x, 5, Egg' H' 11 ,EH M Qi- V fi?-Y V iii, 'ww...' Ejxqrfg, imwllW ,l1 uf.w '111 'a.u? '! :wif W 1 'J ' wars- ! -- V - V, , , , , 1 'll ifwlli, df X L if .,, -- E 1 .... , 'LEMZEA V N. U. 55 H. M 3flU ll5i? W H W '?w3?,lillluwgziiw H. ww...55 W HW . ' L MJ! N Wiiiilffk , iii? V , ,,152f5f,.z51f HN H N gr - Q'-' f 435?5555i235i 'HwnmuNwu 11 'H u -ww-nik ' H. seQ ' -M 1 'NH it ,H , , '-QQ2, ' UH., - umm :N W -91 'a Q 'M A -V Y r 1 ' , 1 . :Z 2 I 1 , wf ggi W W '1H' sz 1H''nWl11 :Ql::1J',gf Q N. H. , ,, , A ,,., -H , 'H' I' -1 +' , sis-s- ' ai' H 'wy HN -ww. , H 555555.-,gwb U 5- , W W,,,m,,Ll.:g,Q,i5m,glkgff , W. -ji: M M...1Q' 25553, 5ig5?5f53jg,.mxHgggmuN.., ',..ggg..w....xmm,,.,. 'w..1w A H1 .iaaguw , L ' j ' :Mg W 1:71 545534534 ig: 1 3 m' ' ' r f WNW - W --Hd Q H X ,iamf Y W , ' --- L31 L ! ' ig, L.,-...f: .J -::f:i..g, H' , .54 ...wv W 1 - A CQLJJNCHL Student Council Officers: L to R: M. Rimmelin, Secretary, M. Shllaku, Treasurer. T. Malone, President, J. Ragan. Sergeant-at-Arms, J. Boellner, Vice-President. Cx Class Presidents: L to R: R. Uhl, R. Corbett, C. Mierzwiak, M. Ferner. R. Nowak. Middle Row: D. Nemire D. Sulier, D. McCartney, R. Alexander, L. Schoen, M. Fallon, G. Foster, R. Schoen. Top Row: N. Braun, C Uhl, D. Marinik, S. Harloff, D. Coleman. Missing are D. Sattler, T. Connely. Vice Presidents: J. Schuller, T. Cassidy. R. Jenks, G. Dunn, T. Murphy. Standing: J. Fox, J. Dunkel, J. Fosnaugh, C. Meyers, T. Jacoby. J. Toth, J. 0'DonneIl, D. Mack, T. Zammit. Missing are, R. Bngue. B. Mc- Intyre, J. Wendler, R. Shrocchi, M. Tillman, B. Ninneman. 104 . This year tha 1967-68 Explorers Club had many outings and other various activities which they sponsored. Among the activities which they had are a few outings to Pioneer Camp. In May they had a co-ed campout at Camp Libbey, in Napoleon. ln January they had a huge toboggan party planned: but. due to the melting of all the snow, it had to be canceled. The officers of our Post are Sam Wright, Presidem, Frank Foss, Vice-President: Tom Taylor, Sergeant-at-Arms: and Butch Uhl and Joe Herbert. both Representatives. -'l'.'-- . QQ ,, Tom Heilman, Joe Herbert, Tom McMahon, and Mr. Vrooman enjoy a morning breakfast. Fr. Lotze saying Mass. J r Front Row: Lto ll: T. McMahon. H. Nehrig, M. Urbine, D. Fisher, G. Darr. Middle How: L Wright, Pres., FL Uhl, Rep., F. Foss, V.P., J. Herbert, Rep., T. Taylor, Sergeant-At-Arms Back Row: Mr. F. Tiller, Associate Advisor. R. Smothers, D. Buck, J. Majo, J. Kinzer, G. Baird, L Wisniewski, C. Peetee, l.. Buck, J. Newton, J. Blaine, Mr. D. Vrooman Advisor. Mr. Vrooman and a few explorers. 105 Mike Voss sparks interest in hockey at the Bible Center. i Tom Fischer takes on Bible Center ping-pong champions Mike Carr talks with one of the youngsters he works with at St. Vincent's. X ' M Mika . I ' ' pr Tim Malone at the Sunshine Home. 1 ,gills Charley Mierzwiak teaches a child to talk at Sunshine Home. Gerald Donnelly helps out at St. Vincent's. we For a second year in a row St. John's students have become an active part in the community helping those in need. This program is open for anyone who has the time and patience. Because of the devotion of our students, we were invited to come hack to St. Vin- cent's, Sunshine Home, and the Bible Center. At the Bible Center our students undertake the job of keeping the children interested with games and other things. At the Sunshine Home our Volunteers share their knowledge with the physically and mentally retarded children. At St. Vincent's our Volunteers are always changing sheets, helping patients, or doing other things that need attending to. These Volunteers are increasing not only other people's knowledge hut also gain much knowledge in such matters. CAMPION HALL Mr. Peppard, S.J., one ofthe moderators of the Dramatics Club, reviews the script. For a minute ihat meteor almost looked like a spaceship. Margie Heyman, Mike Fallon. 108 He's really a child. Robin Urlerich, Charley Feeley, Chris Schulte ljffgiir i Q-jf:,'f?fE?-:Sgr .s,1,.g4.ai,:1,qq1 V u'.'- -jqzg-.:f: ff , 465' F3311 r5'1?fi1?!li4' iggljiysir m- V17 laffezi? rf. :ai A F l V I Chris Schulte nervously goes over his lines as his mus- tache dries. -2if i?iSf f lll 1 Matlock: . . ii l, l. L1 4 - 1-T' nf and everything went wrong-everything! ,,. cu-.- . qrwlae'-pa iicfzga Kreton encourages John in thinking Such Purple Thoughts as the Repertory Theater performs at Swanton. Campion Hall is not a place: it is a state of mind and heart. In Repertory Theater the students prepare several plays or scenes from plays with double casts and present them helore various audiences. Thus they gain versatility themselves, ob- serve how differently another can interpret the character they have performed, and experience the different reactions ol audiences. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Peppard S.J., guide the members in this endeavor. Behind-the-scenes workers. Charles Mann, Mark Schmidt, Mark Desmond, Kevin Flanagan, Chris Miller. Missing: Steve Kopf, Gary Stryz. T ' t l -f Murder in the Ealhedrak Charles Feeley, Steve Harloff, Mike 0'Mara. Bob Welly, Timothy Jacoby. 110 Mr. James Edwards, moderator, makes up a tempter. l Still Alarum: Jay Eyster, Stanley Rinda, Mike Fallon, Chris Schulte, Paul Heban, v ll Just what is the battle plan? Ron Nicholas, God, and Mark Desmond, Gideon. if Billy Budd' Ruger Ott, Mark Paquette, Fred Kaiser, Mike Clark, Jim Ragan, Jerry Donnelly, Charles Feeley. and then the applause! ,A Gideon: Tom Balyeat, Fred Feeley, John Ott, ltopl, Ed Gray lmid.l, Bah Plessner Rick Curtis, Mark Desmond. guys?- l , l DEBATE AND SPEECH This year by competing in over fourteen tournaments, the Campion Hall debaters showed themselves as tough city-league com- petitors. The debate squad, under the direction of Fr. Henley, S. J., charged into the season with great determination. The junior debat- ers, relying on their previous experience, inaugurated a Campion Hall first by participating in cross-question debates where a team is allowed to directly quiz its opponents. The juniors climaxed their season with an impressive trophy-winning performance at Sylvania. The freshman-sophomore debaters also amply demon- strated their abilities, and eagerly await next year's challenge. The individual speech events, guided by Mr. Daniel Liber- bach, S. J., refined their old polish and developed their own indi- vidual styles as the season progressed. This division of Campion Hall hosted the St. John's Speech Tournament in late January tor over 250 participants from twenty different schools. Tom Colturi's rendition of Clarence Darrow's defence of Henry Sweet captured a second-place prize in oratorical declamation. Individual Events: standing, Mr. Daniel Liderbach, Dave Brigode. Jim Kistner, Tom Colturi. Sitting: Ralph Keefe Jim Gibson, George Conklin. W 9 I at I, ' Q T'7 i ' 7 J J n rj i r J r 'J .. ' I t Sophomore debaters: Chris Miller, Jay Eyster, Tom Connelly, John Neary, John Blodgett, Thomas I 13 Brockmeyer. Freshmen dehaters: Mike Downing, John Wendler, Howard Stierwalt, Patrick Hart, Rourke Simon Ed Roberts, Dave DeChristopher, Richard Reed. Junior dehaters: Frank Landry, Chris Schulte, Mark Hornung, Dave Westenkirchner. . ,r I9 I6 9 2' rf A . ' . - Titan Bandsmen. Front Row: L to R: D. Alexander, M. Guess, D, Maltimue, M, Nuunan, D, Mack, J, Snhriner, T, Dibling, J, J. Lyczkowski, R. Pakulski, F. Feeley, M. McRitche, J. Walker, J. Tillman, M, Less, J, Ruhland, M, Murphy, G, Dan, T, Walsh, T, Zaluhil, B. Golatka, R. Utt, J. Johnson, E. Bocian, C. Smith. Second Meyers. Top Flow, Standing: G. Eberle. Band Leader. Fl. Muuch. J. Row: G. Donnelly, S. Warner, A. Schmitt, J. Sielicki, D. Kettinger, Baldoni, K. LaVrar, M. Ferner, M. Carr, K. Kaminski, T. Taylor. BAND ' Gary shane, Banu Leader. Mr. Hubert Taptich, Band Director. 114 The clarinet section displaying their talent. The 1967-68 Titan Marching Band takes up their J formation. Almost all year the bandsmen have been practicing their skills under the able tutelage of Mr. Robert Taptich. Dressed in their brand new uniforms, the band has proudly played at a number of games and rallies through- out the year. With its increased membership, the band has worked up the music for our fight song. which sounds sharper each time they play it. Along with their chosen leader, Gary Eberle, this year's Titan Band has sparked a great amount of spirit among the student body. Thomas Gongwer: Mr. Thomas Reiss, S.J., Moderator: Mike Goetz: Bill Goetz: John Gorman. YEARBGOK STAFF M if iw' B SP4 N W o . ' i i 'o o i 5:5 QI. -I. l In Joe Rideout: Mike Bartell: Mike 0'Reilly. 116 19 A Tom Vetter: Mike Pinciotti: Gerard Gliszcinski I Fi ef Mark Ulrich, Bob Moore, Steve Ferguson. Chris Macey. Bob Littelmann. 4? 'v' 'X Business Staff: Mike McCartney, Bill Wersell, Bill Brennan, Kevin Tucholski, J. Glinka Absent: Gary DeWood. 117 CAVALIER STAFF 3? ' QL... I I f F I r Marty Schemenauer, editor. Larry Byersmith, spans editor. 5 f f 'Tfv J ft'-'--' ' 1 f ,- K, 7 ,- ,Q Staff: Joe Saal, Greg Uatis, Mario Urlandi, Tom Bmckmeyer, Fr. McManamon, S.J. lmuderatorl, Marty Schemenauer. PARENTS CLU B The Dad's Club Board of Directors: Richard Schoen, Richard Mcfluade, Judge George Kirofi, Thomas Con- nelly, Louis Byersmith, John Barone, Fr. Gelin, S.J., Thomas lrmen, Raymond Helvey, Edward Desmond Kevin Smith, John Anderson, Thomas U'Reilly, Dr. Thomas Carroll. Not pictured: Paul Johnson, James Schoen William Comte, Philip Skeldon. T JH: .j - 4 I , ' . -f '12-: fi 1? n' ' 4 ' :Neal ' 1 i la-T .1 J T. .I N i The Mothers Club Executive Committee: Mrs. Thomas Malone, Vice-President: Mrs. Louis Byersmith, President: Mrs. John Barone, Treasurer: Fr. McAuley, S.J,: Mrs. John Anderson, Past President. Not pic- tured: Mrs. James Eyster. Secretary. 119 PATRCJNS Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. George Aberl Stanley Adamski Melvin Albright Charles Alexander Charles T. Alexander John Anderson Francis Andrews Ralph Arthur Richard Balas Dr. 8 Mrs. L. P. Baldoni Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mrs. Mary Mr. 8 Mrs Mr-8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Dr. 8 Mrs. Francis Balyeat .John Barone Frank J. Bartell Donald Basilius Frank Beauregard .William Bebell . Clarence Bechtel Frank Becker George Beeley Sam Benjey .Joseph Bialecki Ellen Bickford .Jerry Bishop Walter J. Blaine Harold Blanchard James Bocian John Bodie .Anthony Boellner Pierre Boes Ben Bogue Dtho Bond Robert Braun Robert Brennan John Brenner T. Dale Brigode Joseph Brockmeyer Winship Brown Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Buck Mr. 8 Mrs. George Buck Mr. 8 Mrs. Cloyd Bugert Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Byersmith Mr. 8 Mrs. Harold J. Calmes Mrs. John W. Campbell Mr. 8 Mrs. James Carr Dr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mr. John Chandler Dr. 8 Mrs. Walter Chilmonczyk Mr. 8 Mrs. Chris Christoff James F. Clark Mr. 8 Mrs. Roland Clark Class of lA Class of lB Class of 1C Class of 1D Class of lE Class of 1F Class of 2A Class of 2B Class of 2C Class of 2D Class of 2E Class of 2F Class of 2G Class of 3A Class of 3C Class of 3E Mrs. Rita Clear Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Cole Mr. 8 Mrs. Augustus U. Coleman Mr. 8 Mrs. William Comte Mr. 8 Mrs. George Conklin Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Conklin Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Connelly Mrs. John F. 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Sallah Douglass Sandrock Mr. Sr Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Sattler Michael Sbrocchi Paul Schemenauer Salvin Schmidt Gail Schmitt Richard Schoen James Schuller John Schwan Gerald Schwind Robert Sharp Charles Shipley Dr. 81 Mrs. Ndoc Shllaku Mr. Km Mrs. John Simon Mr. 81 Mrs. Arnold Skiver Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Slee Mr. Mack Smieszny Dr. 81 Mrs. J. R. Smith Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs . William Stierwalt Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Kevin Smith Richard D. Smith Robert Smothers .James L. Snyder .William Snyder Edward Sobczak Walter Sova Don Spenthoff .James Staebell .August Stalzer Earl Stechschulte William Stengle Robert N. Stephans Aleksander Sielicki Robert J. Stierwalt lrvin L. Stoffregen Henry Streicher 122 Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8m Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Stryz Paul Sturtz Edgar Sulier Leroy M. Sulier James Sutter Leonard Swiderski Richard Szczepaniak Andrew Tafelski Lewis Taylor John Toth Raymond Tucholski Richard Uhl Gerald Ulrich Franklin VanKarsen Raymond Vetter Leonard Villhauer William Voegeli Edward Vollmar John Waldvogel Joy Walker Vincent C. Walsh Mr. 81 Mrs. Melvin Walkowiak Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Warner Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Wehrmeister Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Welly Dr. 81 Mrs. Willis Wendler Mr. Sr Mrs. Harold Wersell Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Westrick Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Wheeler Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Wronkowicz Mr. 8m Mrs. John Zalubil Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Zammit Mr. 81 Mrs. John Zimmer Mr. Sr Mrs. Eugene Zolg 41 be Everyone Saves . . . ANY TIME... at The Andersons! Cash sales and self service in the Anderson Warehouse Market help make it possible to sell top quality merchandise at savings you can't altord to pass. For Warehouse Market values in Automotive, Garden, Shop, Farm and Household needs, shop The Andersons. WAnd,93r'sons WAREHOUSE MARKET Q MAUMEE, OHIO , WEEKDAYS 8 A. M. T0 9 P. M. H0 I SATURDAYS 8 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. :Fl FF- 123 XX ' I O Compliments Q lug T WB Wall 'III E 71 'sl' Fannie In 2 IIIII IIIIIII ITT Today 5 classrooms furnish knowledge that will help in tomorrows world. Thats why Toledo Edison urges employees to lmprove thelr skills abxlltles and f mental rowth throu h company-sponsored educa- tion and training programs such as: EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FOREMANSHIP CLASSES h - - SPECIAL ON THE Jos TRAINING AND srunv I P Of0gl'dphIC SUpplIeS But. we also encourage other people to continue . . their education so they can qualify for increasingly important jobs such as those at Toledo Edison. TOLEDO EDISON A good place to work IIIIIIII Says: 'Q I 2 of ll 9 U ll HI' '- ,,.Io III-ff' FWEPHBI 2 OF bfi C COMPLETE FOG AND VENDING 124 AT THE HEART OF When We speak of the Capitalistic system We generally mean that I it is the system evolved from Greek and Roman civilizations in which society entrusts its economic processes to the vitality of private competitive enterprise. In other systems of government business enterprise is largely in the hands of the state or of ruling families whose Wealth and status are largely inherited. yu At the heart of America's capitalistic nunl 1 -,,,-. N . 'I t System is the belief that nearly TTA - .1 everyone Would like to live better- fffffff 2 and that he can do so by his own in l Q efforts! Man's needs are few- . but his Wants are many. At Owens-Illinois We believe in the competitive enterprise system. 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Donald Boher, S,J. 23 Mr. Alfred Brady 22 Mr. Leonard Brocki 25 Mr. John Braucher 17,31,31,39 Mr. Joseph czemicki 22,3541 Mr, Robert D'Amico, S.J. 19 Rev. J. Peter Deane, S.J. 17 Rev. Daniel D. Dunnigan, S.J. 21 Mr. James Edwards 18,110 Mr. John Gallagher, S.J. 21,32,33,49 Very Rev. Nicholas Gelin, S.J. 14 Rev. Fred M. Henley, S.J. 20,112 Br. Richard Hittle, S.J. 24 Mr. Dennis Hodak 23,42 Mrs. Bernice Hogan 25 Mr. Ronald Kuhn 25 Rev. Leo B. Lackamp, S.J. 15 Mr. Daniel Liderbach, S.J. 16,112 Mr. John Loftus 20 Rev. James Lotze, S.J. 22,51,53.105 Rev. Robert J. McAuley, S.J. 14 Rev. Patrick McManamon, S.J. 22,118 Rev. Julian Maline, S.J. 23 Mr. John Mescher 18 Mr. Thomas Norris 19,35 Mr. Ratrick Peppard, S.J. 20.108 Mr. Thomas E, Reiss, S.J. 21,116 Mr. Joseph Renard 25 Mr. Marvin Ricketts 19 Br. John Sehian, S.J. 25 Mrs. Dollie Singletary 25 Mr. John Smith 31 Rev. Charles Sweeney, S.J. 19,58 Mr. RobertVTaptich 23,114 Mr. Fred Tiller 18,105 Mr, David Vrooman 16,105,105 Mrs. Maybelle Waldek 24 Rev. Roman G. Weltin, S.J. 15 Rev. John V. White, S.J. 17 Mr. Scott Willoughby 16 Mrs. Evelyn Wolcott 24 Mr. Donald Yingling 21,32,33,58 Br. John Zollner, S.J. 25 STUDENTS Aberl, Thomas 73 Adamski, John 33,49,67 Addis, Dennis 31,54,56,89 Albright, James 84 Alex, John 82 Alexander, Dennis 58,96,114 Alexander, Reginald 69,104 Anderson, Jeffrey 35,42,62 Anderson, Michael 90 Andrews, Thomas 82 Andrews, Timothy 68 Angel, Thomas 66 Anteau, Mark 84 Anteau. Paul 93 Armstrong. Jeffery 99 Arthur, Ralph 57,86 Babka, James 31,84 Baird, Gary 47,82,l05 Balas, Richard 89 Baldoni, John 35,76,114 Balyeat, Lawrence 29,31,58,80 Balyeat, Thomas 28,3l,31,56.58,91,111 Barone, Frank 50,52,52,53,92 Barone, John 52,53,58,59,84 Barone, Michael 74 Bartell, Michael 93,116 Basilius, Dwight 99 Bauer, Daniel 65 Bayer, Douglas 42,43,65 Bayer, Philip 89 Beauregard, Frank 90 Bebell, William 69 Bechtel, Robert 77 Becker, Lawrence 35,80 Beebe, Raymond 101 Beeley, Thad 79 Behan, Terrance 33,75 Benjey, Christopher 79 Bensch, Alan 92 Bester, Douglas 70 Bialecki, James 69 Bickford, John 53,92 Billmaier, Michael 33,54 Birsen, Thomas 78 Bishop, Jerry 64 Bissell, Donald 67 Blaine, James 89,105 132 Blake, Michael 68 Blanchard, John 58,66 Blodgett, John 78,113 Bocian, Eric 49.67.114 Bodie, Francis 98 Boellner, John 31,54,56,56,92,104 Boes, John 31,54,98 Bogue, Robert 31,97,104 Bollinger, Robert 72 Bond, Gary 101 Border, James 59,84 Borucki, David 86 Bracken, James 3l,46.47,76 Bracken, Thomas 33,49,62 Braun, Ned 33,49,73,l04 Breier, Alan 48,49,49,69 Brennan, William 92,117 Brenner, John 79 Brigode, David 91,112 Brigode, Keith 65 Brockmeyer, Thomas 76,113,118 Brown, Charlie 80 Brown, David 63 Buck, Donald 98,105 Buck, Leonard 47,76,105 Buck, Thomas 47,87 Bugert, William 95 Bureau, John 30.31.97 Burlage, James 84 Byersmith. Larry 35,58,58,94,l18 Calmes, Mark 33,74 Camargo, Ronald 68 Campbell, Patrick 49,68 Capotosto, Michael 75 Carr, John 82 Carr, Michael 83,106,114 Carroll, Matthew 53,77 Carroll, Roger 53,97 Cassidy, Timothy 29,31,100,104 Cedoz, David 73 Chamberlin, Christopher 58,90 Chandler, Thomas 84 Chapman, William 40,83 Chapp, Lawrence 100 Chilmonczyk, John 67 Chovanec, Joseph 42,63 Chovanec, Mark 97 Christoff, Nicholas 98 Clark, Michael 85.111 Clark, Timothy 88 Clark, William 33,42,43,69,88 Clear, Michael 97 Cole, Thomas 29,30,31,36,96 Coleman, Donald 29,30,31,36,37,58,86,104 Colturi, Thomas 35,42,66,112 Comte, William 33,51,53,70 Conklin, George 35,94,112 Conklin, Matthew 74 . Conklin, Richard 53,88 Connelly, Thomas 47,58,76,104,113 Connors, Martin 35,95 Corbett, Rickard 28,31,94,104 Corbo, Dan 31,36,37,58,78 Cory, Matthew 91 Coyne. Patrick 63 Craft, Charles 89 Cray, Charles 73 Crowley, John 36,94 Curtin, Timothy 73 Curtis, Richard 82.111 Danford, Gerard 87 Danford, Philip 58,86 Darr, Gregory 72,105,114 Darr, James 53,91 Daugherty, William 82 Davenport, Craig 58,83 Davis, Edward 83 Davis, James 35,36,40,58,76 Davis, Thomas 53,84 Deardurff, William 58,100 DeBrock, Gregory 49,58,63 DeChristopher, David 63,113 ' Degnan, Thomas 100 Delp, Douglas 84 Dennie, Michael 86 Dermer, Michael 76 Desmond, Mark 90,11D,110,11l Devine, Lawrence 53,59,81 DeWood, Gary 52,53,79,117 Dibling, Thomas 66,114 Diehl, James 79 Dietzer, Daniel 65 Dollman, James 35,67 Domhi, Michael 81 Donkel, William 31,58,88,104 Donnelly, Gerald 97,107,111,114 Donovan, Michael 45,80 Doran, Dennis 63 Douglas, Charles 40,88 Dowling, John 66 Dowling, Matthew 35,55,57,76 Downing, Michael 35.58,62,113 Drewyor, David 35,67 Drouillard, Howard 101 Duffin, John 45,47,96 Dunn, Gary 31,46,47,93,104 Durrant, David 65 Dusseau, Charles 72 Eberle, Gary 91,114,114,115 Echler, Richard 45,46,47,96 Effler, David 88 Eggl, James 80 Eischen, Richard 87 Empey, Michael 35,66 Evans, Gary 82 Evans, Randy 73 Ewald, Christopher 35,35,57,81 Eyster, James 35,76.110,113 Fall, Lawrence 99 Fallon, Michael 91,104,108,110 Farley, Mark 31,40,41,85 Farmer, Dennis 86 Feeley, Charles 92,108,110,111 Feeley, Frederick 89,111,114 Fehlen, Thomas 49,73 Ferguson, Stephen 71,117 Ferner, Michael 98,104,114 Fetzek, Charles 82 Finnigan, Patrick 62 Fischer, Andrew 33,72 Fischer, Joseph 73 Fischer, Thomas 35,95,106 Fisher, Daniel 68,105 Flanagan, Kevin 31,79,110 Fligor, Michael 40,58,88 Floraday, Berton 35,53,93 Florian, Gary 36,38,38,92 I Floyd, Edward 29,31,44,44,47,58,94 Flynn, Allen 76 Forkapa, Rian 84 Fosnaugh, James 36,36,58,80.104 Foss, Frank 96,105 Foster, Eugene 31,81,104 Fox, James 49,73,104 Fox, Thomas 98 Frahn, George 65 Frey, Thomas 69 133 Gallagher, John 96 Gatwood, David 62 Gaynor, Mathias 98 George, Stephan 58,59,79 Gibson, James 65,112 Gill, Kelly 35.40.82 Gill, Kevin 36,38,39,93 Glinka, Jerome 77,117 Glinka, John 101 Gliszcinski, Gerard 96,116 Glowacki, A. Stephen 35,35,40,41,84 Goetz, Michael 94,116 - Goetz, William 84,116 Golatka, Bruce 82,114 Gongwer, Thomas 95,116 Gorman, John 101,1 16 Grahowski, Kenneth 68 Grahowski, Nicholas 31,81 Grady, Daniel 72 Gray, Edward 35,59,78,111 Greene, Richard K. 58,99 Grey, David 101 . Groch, David 33,49,67 Grogan, John 77,95 Grogan, Richard 35 Grove, Timothy 81 Grudzinski, Ralph 75 Gruen, David 98 Guerra, Edward 35,77 Guess, Michael 74,114 Hancock, David 31,47,58,93 Hanley, Thomas 83 Hanna, Patrick 65.112 Hanophy, Richard 76 Harbauer, Ronald 35,40,84 Harloff, Steven 59,78.104,110 Harms, Thomas 79 Harrison, Jeffrey 68 Hart, Patrick 62,113 Hartsfield, Marvin 78 Hassen, Richard 92 Hassen, Robert 89 Hassen, Russell 71 Haupricht, Michael 47,101 Haupricht, William 87 I Hawes, James 33,49,58,66 Hayes, Edward 84 Hayes. John 80 Heban, Edward 99 Heban, Paul 91,110 Heider, Roger 99 Heilman, Thomas 47,79,105 Heinlein. Joseph 33,49,71 Helvey, Michael 34.35,36,99 Helvey, Thomas 33,75 Hepner, Terrence 85 Herbert, Joseph 47,80,105,105 Herbert, Thomas 93 Herlihy. John 53,67 Hertzfeld, Martin 100 Hibscher, David 89 Hoffmann, David 90 Hoffmann, Mark 33,42,58,69 Hoffmann, Michael 81 Hofmann, Michael 90 Holley, Raymond 90 Hornung, Dale M. 90,113 Huber, Jerry 98 Huber, Knute 35,57,88 Hughes, Andre 100 Hunter, John 35,64 Huntzinger, William 69 lmhof, Joseph 31,95 Inglesby, Dennis 47,99 lrmen, Patrick 34,35,35,51,53,96 Jacob, Geoffrey 71 Jacobs, Michael 98 Jacoby, Mark 32,32,33,33,42,42,67 Jacoby, Timothy 78,104,110 Jaeger. James 83 Jarosi, Thomas 74 Jeffers, Kevin 84 Jenks, Richard 99,104 Johnson, Frank 84 Johnson, Jerome 50,53,93.114 Jones, William 74 Justen, Paul 94 Kaczala, Zachary 100 Kaiser, Fred 86,111 Kaiser, William 63 Kaminski, Kenneth 65.114 Kaminski, Michael 91 Karmol. David 63,112 Keefe, Ralph 71,112 Keeler, Daniel 63 Kehres, William 90 Keith, Harlow 53,63 Kennedy, James 35,88 Kern, Richard 93 Kerr, Steve 87 Kettinger, Donald 75,114 Kijowski, Michael 33,74 Killen, Michael 33,64 King. Allan 68 King, Daryll 78 King, Jerome 62 King. Kevin 97 Kinsey, Phillip 97 Kinzer, James 35,83,105 Kirk, David 50,53,97 Kiroff, James 99 Kistner, James 91,112 Klein, Geoffrey 58,95 Klepacz, Christopher 100 Kleparek, John 87 Klockowski, Dale 64 Kollman, Michael 95 Konicki, James 34,35,35,55,100 Kopf, Steven 85,110 Kramer, Thomas 42,62 Krasula, Richard 42,70 Kruse, James 68 Kulwicki, Charles 47,84 Kulwicki, Raymond 31.96 Kulwicki, Michael 35,63 Kurdys, Michael 99 Kurt, Edward 96 Kusner, Dennis 96 LaConey, Joseph 70 Landry, Frank 90,113 Landry, John 78,112 Langenderfer, Mark 101 Langenderfer, Michael 58,81 Lanigan, Kenneth 94 LaScola, Frank 33,71 LaVrar, Keith 31,84,114 Lawton, James 33,70 Ledford, Robert 85 Lehr, William 73 Lemle, Mark 73 Lemle, Walter 99 Lesnieski, Gregory 84 Less, Michael 62,114 Lewandowski, James 53.95 Lewandowski, Richard 64 Leyland, Lawrence 82 Littelmann, Robert 91,117 134 Littin, Robert 73 Long, John 87 Luchini, David 94 Lux, Peter 35.57,79 Lyczkowski, James 100,114 Lyons, Arthur 89 Lyons, John 95 Macey, Christopher 91,117 Macino, Anthony 84 Mack, David 64,104,114 MacRitchie, Mark 87,114 Majo, James 58,81,105 Malhoit, Christopher 64 Malone, Thomas 93,104,106 Manion, Richard 89 Mann, Charles 96,110 Marinik, Daniel 65,104 Maroda, Timothy 86 Marsrow, Christopher 96 Martinez, Daniel 31,100 Matlock, Michael 97,109 Matlock, Steven 28,31,84 Mattes, Patrick 99 Mattimoe, Dennis 74,114 Mazur, Gary 91 McCartney, Dennis 31,59,84,104 McCartney, Michael 93,117 McCulley, David 82 McHugh, Mark 33,49,65 Mclntyre, William 47,82,104 McMahon, Thomas 79,105,105 McNeal, Patrick 87 Mc0uade, Kevin 31.40.81 McTigue, John 65 Meck, Greggory 35.68 Meyer, Christopher 40,41,58,86.104 Meyer, William 97 Michalak, Michael 88 Michalak, Richard 32,33,42,62,88 Michoff, Nicholas 68 Mick. Gregory 86 Mierzwiak, Charles 93,104,107 Mierzwiak, Richard 73 Mierzwiak, Daniel 70 Mikosz, Michael 92 Miller, Christopher 80,110,113 Miller, Edward 67 Miller, Gary 68 Miller, Mark 92 Miller, Peter 65 Mizerny, Stanley 99 Mokri, Dennis 77 Moore, Robert 64,117 Morrison, Robert 47,101 Mosiniak, Douglas 30,31,36,37.38,39,97 Mossing, Mark 77 Mouch, Robert 78,114 Mowka, Jerome 49,70 Mueller, Robert 81 Mull, John 86 Murphey, Michael 72,114 Murphy, Thomas 58,514,104 Murray, William 83 Myers, Timothy 100,114 Nagy, Joseph 78 Nagy, Steven 81 Nally, Martin 33,66 Nansen, Kim 66 Neary, John 77,113 Nehrig, Howard 101,105 Nemire, Douglas 91 Nemire, Dwaine 49.70,104 Newton, David 72 Newton, John 47.80.105 Nicholas, Ronald 90,110 Ninneman, William 47,134,104 Nolan, Charles 49,70 Noonan, Michael 64,114 Nowak, Richard 31,101,104 Nowakowski, Joseph 98 Nusbaum, Mark 35,59,59,76 Datis, Gregory 40,77,118 Obergefell, David 33,64 D'Brien, Patrick 74 0'Connell, Martin 84 0'Connor, Paul 47,95 0'Connor, Richard 80 Dden, Gary 47,78 0'Donnell, James 31,47,59,77,104 Ohlman, Larry 92 0'Mara, Michael 35,81,110 Dneail, Michael 80 0'Neil, Thomas 84 0'ReiIly, Michael 28,31,90,116 0'Reilly. Shawn 47,88 0rlandi, Mario 31,76,118 0'Shea, Michael 99 Dtt. John 91,111 0tt, Roger 92,111,114 Pakulski. Roger 100,114 Palmer, Patrick 99 Paquette, Mark 35,81,111 Parker, Ronald 100 Parr, James 89 Pauley, Michael 100 Pawlowicz, Ronald 71 Pawlowski, Larry 86 Petsche, Gary 42,65 Peatee, Carl 79,105 Peternel, Thomas 75 Peters, Thomas 31,58,83 Petrie, Charles 53,90 Petrie, Joel 80 Pfaender, James 47,53,98 Pfaender, Michael 95 Pierce, David 82 Pinciotti, Michael 99,116 Pinkelman, John 48,49,65 Pirozzi, Timothy 64 Pizza, Christopher 33,69 Plessner, Robert 90,111 Point, Eugene 28,31,96 Polcyn, Carl 79 Poulos, David 96 Price, David 70 Radocy, John 71 Ragan, James 97,104,111 Randolph, John 35,55,101 Ray, Richard 93 Reed, Richard 63,113 Reger, Alfred 83 Reger, Mark 69 Reilly, Peter 79 Reinhart, Chris 49,75 Renda, Michael 42,71 Rickard, Russell 87 Rideout, Joseph 29.30,31,58,58,90.116 Riedel, George 35.67 Riker, Craig 58,73 Rimmelin, Michael B. 53,95,104 Rimmelin, Richard B. 83 Rinda, Stanley 81,110 Rivero, Andrew 72 Rivero, George 85 Robaskiewicz, Paul 95 Roberts, Edward 63,113 Roberts, Michael 71 Robinson, Patrick 99 135 Roemmele, Michael 94 Rolewicz, Roger 72 Ronau, Charles 65 Rood, Carlton 53,80 Rooney, Patrick 87 Roper, Michael 69 Rose, Joseph 47,82 Roshak, William 71 Rosinski, Eugene 87 Roszczipka. Gergory 76 Roth, Michael 99 Rotterdam, Thomas 90 Rowland, Douglas 30,31,98 Ruhland, John 68,114 Rumpf, Stephen 81 Ryan, Gerald 33,49,62 Saad, Michael 92 Saal, Joseph 79,118 Saenz, Al 50,53,82 Sallah, Charles 33,33,49,67 Sandrock, Douglass 72 Sanner, Thomas 49,70 Sattler, Douglas 33,42,43,66,104 Sautter, Bruce 70 Sbrocchi, Richard 33,49,49,67,104 Schemenauer, Marian 95,118,118 Schenk, William 70 Schmidt, Mark 59,78,110 Schmitt, Alphonse 77,114 Schmitz, John 62 Schoen, Cliff 101 Schoen, Lawrence 31,47,88.104 Schoen, Robert 33,49,6Z,104 Schriner, Joseph 63,114 Schuchmann, Benjamen 79 Schuller, Bradley 35,59,76 Schuller, James 58,90,104 Schulte, Christopher 91,108,108,110113 Schwan, John 40,86 Schwind, Edward 58,77 Scott, Daryl 68 Sczesny, Mark 66 Sevela, Dennis 63 Shaner, James 42,72 Sharp, Robert 81 Shea, Michael 70 Sheroian, Donald 65 Shipley, Charles 86 Shllaku, Egmont 31,4D,77,104 X Q1 Q, T N 1 Q 'h 0 0' , N67 N S4 O 'Do N K' 0 sa -O ' so O W tv' U5 V O so W af OJ' v 'X . 9 O .F t JJ vi 43 xr Q, se- Xiu vo 0577 A 4' frm TI Th VJ V xpelrckr, James 64,114 AQ! I ay or. omas 96 0 o Simon, Hal 93 ,pf Q- Thompson, Thomas 73 o ,ri -F7 0 L simohoossph 75 ,Q J sb Thompson, William 53,101 X Simon, Rourk 63,113 M X02 Tiiimmhchnsioohofzz XO 397 skoiooo,Bohy32,33,42,T5, Q 0 T11iD1Bl'l,Jail1BS 69,114 I-3 Skiver, Michael 942 f XP' gy 0 Tillman, Michael 75,104 nfs 49 glee, Gregrgy X XO. T Toth, Johln 43957515104 X mieszny, ary ngaux, ic , A01 Smi31T,Gaig 47.59.114 Tfomhioy, wahoo 75 Q X mith, Donald 66 Tucholski, James 89 C50 VV mhh, Kevin 30,31,40,41,58,77 Tucholski, Kevin 95,117 -,PH Smothers, Robert 88,105 Uhl. C1018 33.104 Q49 Sniegowski, James 101 uhi, Richard 96,104,105 0-5 geo Snyder, Gary 74 Sobczak. Paul 58,73 Soper, Thomas 35,57,97 Sova, Gregory 90 Spalding, Jeffrey 49,71 Spenthoff, Joseph 94 Spix, Mark 85 Staebell, James 89 Stalzer, Robert 100 Stechschulte, Thomas 47,80 Stengle, Thomas 49,75 Stengle, William 89 Stephens, Barry 52,53,82 Stephens, Correy 82 Stierwalt, Howard 63,113 Stierwalt, William 67 Stoffregen, John 58,66 Straub, John 71 Streicher, Henry 53,97 Stroud, Richard 78 Stryz, Gary 79,110 Sturtz, Richard.33,42,65 Sulier, David 74,104 Sulier, Robert 93 Sutter, Steve 68 Swiderski, Terry 101 Szabo, Gregory 32,3 3,33,49,70 Szabo, John 83 Szczepanski, Dennis 33,72 Szczepaniak, Richard 35,5 5,93 Szymanowski, Richard 75 Szkutnik, Robert 42,71 Szpila, Paul 69 Tafelski, Andrew 65 Tank, Patrick 67 Tank, Ted 92 Taylor, Terrence 68,105,114 Ulrich, Mark 67,117 Underwood, James 84 Urbanski, Jeffrey 93 Urbine, Michael 72,105 VanKarsen, Charles 33,42,43,66 Veitch. Jeffrey 77 Veitch, Roger 63 Vetter, Thomas 97,116 Villhauer, James 31,98 Vnuck, David 72 Voegeli, Michael 44,47,47.98 Vollmar, Edward 94 Voss, Christopher 87 Voss, Michael 100,106 Waldvogel, John 87 Walker, James 87,114 Walkowiak, Gary 58,92 Walsh, Gregory 96 Walsh, Paul 66 Walsh, Thomas 47,49,67,114 Walsh, Vincent 80 Warner, Sidney 87,114 Wehrmeister, Thomas 78 Welly, Robert 94,1 10 Wendler, W. John 35,62,104.113 Wersell, William 31,94,117 Westenkirchner, David 91,113 Westrick, James 100 Wheeler, Robert 35,49,74 Wiezbenski, Kenneth 42,66 Wilhelm, Chris 86 Wilking, David 64 Wisniewski, Lech 47,88,105 Wright, Lee 31,94,105 Wronkowicz, 36,38,94 Young, Michael 97 Zachman, Daniel 70 8 136 Zack, Robert 78 Zalubil, John 63,114 Zammit, Raymond 45.47.94 Zammit, Thomas 49.69.104 Zarick, Monte 92 Zeller, Gregory 71 Zeller, Robert 99- Zimmer, Michael 82- Zmuda, Gary 75 Zolg, David 92 STAFF Edhoriak Mike Bartell Keith Brigode Mike Downing Jay Eyster Tom Gongwer John Gorman . ani Goetz ' Mike Goetz Gerard Gliszcinski Bob Littelmann Dave Mack Mike 0'ReiIly Rocky Pinciotti Joe Rideout Tom Vetter John Wendler Business' Bill Brennan Gary DeWood Jerry Glinka Mike McCartney Kevin Tucholski Bill Wersell V Art: George Conklin Br. John Zollner, S.J. 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