St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

pray for you. And when another day is t hrough I’ll still be friends with you. Bill Danoff — Taffy Nivert What Are Friends For? Friends are for . . . 4 hel pin e . L wj I 6 9 ai ■ I Pet ' . B - J - ' V V ik ' ?2 y . W • - fifl v r jTP 1 4r ¥. . v|Vh , % J f k. ‘j . EM talking and togetherness 7 I f Friends from the beginning 8 Several new English . . . classes were added to the junior-senior curriculum to give students a wider choice in their courses. Juniors could take literature, as they used to do, or branch out into different topics. Seniors were able to take the tradi¬ tional World Literature course for ei¬ ther one year or one semester, or elect another area of study which interested them. Among the new courses offered were Modern Literature, Negro in American Literature, Creative Writing, and Shakespeare. Freshmen and sophomores remained with their usual courses: poetry, short stories, and drama, including Shake¬ speare’s The Merchant of Venice. Joey Schumacher searches the shelves of the library for books which are helpful to her in writing a term paper for her English class. Carol Steinfeldt exemplifies the development oi good study habits by using the resource center to help her complete one of her assignments. Jenny Myers and Mary 13 lien hesperance help their history class cele¬ brate the last week of school by providing a cake and games New social studies classes were added to the school pro¬ gram. Some of the additions were one- semester courses. Seniors had a wider variety of sub¬ jects to choose from to fill their needed social studies credit. Some of the cours¬ es were Russian Studies, World 1 iisto- Current Issu es, Sociology, and Psy¬ chology. The girls who were studying China in their World History 11 class had an authentic Chinese meal. The American Problems classes studied the presidential candidates, primaries, and campaigns of the 1972 election. Freshmen studied World History I to gain a greater knowledge of foreign countries. Students took part in creat¬ ing projects that helped them to under¬ stand the different periods of history which they had studied. Juniors studied American History to see their country in action from the be¬ ginning of its existance until present times. Beth Janssen looks for her place in the world. 15 Different aspects . . of religion appeared this year at the Academy. Room 200 was redesigned and converted into a resource center. In this center students from senior mar¬ riage classes to freshman religion cours¬ es bund a variety of resource materials. Several students volunteered to spend their study halls in the resource « center, serving as librarians, checking out books and helping students to find the books they needed. The sophomore religion classes were divided into four quarters: Sacraments, Doctrine, Scripture, and Christian Ac¬ tion. During the quarter in which the girls studied Christian Action, they vis¬ ited the people at the Odd ellows Home once a week. The junior and senior classes were divided into semester courses. Mar¬ riage was required of seniors, and mo¬ rality was required of juniors. Optional courses included Philosophy I, Philoso¬ phy II, CCD, Religions of the World, New Testament, and Religion Through the Arts. Girls of Mrs. PahPs fourth hour religion class gather around I aisy Ander¬ son as she sings some songs from her repertoire. ( ' hristmas cheer by answering children ' s letters to Santa Claus. 16 Carrying canned drinks to be used for a Halloween party, Sally Jaekels, Mol¬ ly l ey, Kitty Kenndy, and Theresa Hoogland depart for the Odd Fellows f lome. Sally Gilliame loads up her tray and helps serve at the picnic given for the members of the Odd Fel¬ lows Home. % Sophomore Jo Van Fee discovers through experience the benefits of the language lab for her French II class. Through the use of tapes and records, students get audio representation of language pronunciation and dia¬ lects. Filmstrips also provide historical background. 18 Mary Menard, Sue Van Egeren, and Jane Warpin- ski enact a chapter from Don Quixote for their Spanish IVclassmates. Getting a taste of Latin from her fellow classmate, Peggy Sylvester, is Sophomore Margie Knauf. Both girls are in Sister Rita Catherine s second year Latin class. Foreign languages . . . played a major role in the SJA curricu¬ lum this year. Four years of Spanish and French were again offered, as well as four years of Latin. In the first and second years of study, the girls learned the basic skills they needed and in the third and fourth years they expanded their vocabulary by reading plays and short stories. The girls also used the language laboratory to help them in their studies. Spanish students added variety to their classes by presenting various skits. Fourth year students read plays, short stories, and the book Don Quixote to broaden their knowledge of Spanish culture. The preparation and presentation of dialogues helped French students ac¬ quire further knowledge of the lan¬ guage. The girls got into the ( hristmas spirit by singing French Christmas car¬ ols in class. They also had a chance to listen to French pop” songs in the lan¬ guage lab. Latin also had a place in the Lan¬ guage [department. The girls in Ad¬ vanced Latin studied Roman Classics while Sister Rita Catherine finally con¬ vinced her first and second year stu¬ dents that Latin is not dead — it’s alive and well in her classroom. 19 Patti Kryshak, a first year typing student, circles her mistakes after a timed writing and wonders what affect an F will have on her typing grade. Juniors and seniors . . . participated in business courses: Short¬ hand, Typing I and II, Bookkeeping and Office Practice. In Shorthand I the girls learned to recognize the characters, while second year students tried to translate the symbols into meaningful phrases. Members of the Bookkeeping class learned how to balance books and keep financial records accurate. Typing classes practiced to gain both speed and accuracy. The Typing I stu¬ dents learned the basics of typing, while the Typing II class strove for increased speed. Typing II and Office Practice class continued using the typewriter, but also expanded to the adding machine and the dictaphone. In a unit on copy mak¬ ing t he girls typed recipes and ran t hem off in order to make a recipe book. 20 Jackie Webb grins while standing in front of the blackboard on which she has written a message to her teacher. Janet Edelbeck, Patti Loch, Lynn Hermans, Mary Jane Pigeon, and Debbie Cootway display their aw’ard-winning bookkeeping projects. Jeanne Hart practices her skills at the dictaphone in the business room. Terri Stone reflects on the results of a team effort during a visit to St. Nor- bert College with her computer math class. Janice Conway, one of the Algebra I [-Trigonometry students, takes a unipac test in the hall outside of her classroom. Students at SJA . . . could broaden their knowledge of math in a variety of courses this year. The freshmen could take Algebra I, in which they learned the basic skills of mathematics. Sophomores studied geometry or al¬ gebra. If they studied geometry during the summer, they could take another subject, Algebra II-Trigonometry. Juniors and seniors had a larger range of math courses to choose from. A com¬ puter course was offered, in which the students learned how to write a com¬ puter program. During this semester course they made a field trip to St. Norbert College to run their programs through a computer and see how they worked. Some juniors and seniors enrolled in the Math Analysis class. During this course each girl in the class got to teach her classmates for one day. Other courses offered were Math Reasoning and Probability and Statistics. Amy VVarpinski shows her classmates how to con¬ struct a geometric kite. 23 This year the Science . . . Department included two new science courses and an extended general chem¬ istry course. Because of the difficulty encountered in using different chemistry books for different class levels, the Science De¬ partment decided to drop Chem Study and have all classes use the same text. As a result, more juniors had the op¬ portunity to take chemistry. Physical Science allowed students who did not wish to take either physics or chemistry to take a science course. The class consisted of five sections of lab work: predicting, matter, energy, technology, and the interaction of ener¬ gy and matter. A one-semester advanced biology course was offered to seniors this year. Two sophomore biology students, Maria Zehren and Sue Warden, entered projects in the WBA ' Science Fair. Maria won second place in the Biology section of the Senior High Division with her project “How Clean Is Your Kitchen?”. Sue won third place in the same section with “Chemical Effects on Plants.” 24 Connie Wagner, a chemistry student, is neutralizing acid by means o:: a buret. The chemistry class participated in experiments which helped them discover the world around them. As part of their biology course, Mary Przybelski and Diane Derbique spent class time dissecting a frog to study its anatomy. Jo Ann Hein practices weighing materials on her general physical science class. Is Kay Webb daydreaming or is she getting ready for a physics experiment? In their gym class Vicki De Cleene and Debbie Donarski, Sue Allen and Carol Ehlinger, and Jayette Schroeder and Paula Bourassa patiently wait at the starting line for a signal to begin the tough competition. A group of students irom the first hour sophomore gym class skated at Astor Park this winter as part of their second semester curriculum. I displaying the form of an expert archer, Vicki De Cleene takes careful aim at the target. 26 Carol Ehlinger, a member of the Frantics, practices dribbling a basketball during her first hour gym class. Paula Bourassa demonstrates how to do a walk-over, a gymnastic exercise, to her classmates during second year gym class. Providing a break ... in the weekly routine of many students were the physical education classes. Freshmen took part in a variety o: sports, including baseball, archery, basketball, trampoline, and many others. Sophomores shared in similar activi¬ ties, with the addition of adventures to a nearby ice skating rink. Juniors and seniors were able to par¬ ticipate in the advanced gym classes during their lunch hours. These stu¬ de nts used their energy by bowling at Bay Bowl and swimming at the YMCA Pool. Gym students took part in the sem¬ iannual physical fitness tests and learned the importance of teamwork and physical fitness in their daily lives. Ticky Beno, with the ad¬ vanced gym class, swims at the YMCA during lunch. Homemaking classes . . . were shortened this year to semester courses. In the Home Management course, the classes worked on projects according to the particular season they were in. The Foods classes, getting into the spirit of the season, made cookies and a number of other goodies for Christmas. For the Christmas concert, girls in the sewing classes helped to make some of the formals for the Glee Club. Girls also participated in the style show sponsored by the Parents Club. At the style show, “Fashion Elections’ , Cindy Holznecht and Becky But¬ ler modeled the same kind of dress but of different materials. • Pr? H : ; r: « • •.v ' hiv. , ... y : Sister Magdala keeps a watchful eye while Diane i)e Grand expertly arranges cakes, cookies, and other delicious items for the faculty meeting. 29 ■HJsg BBc i Art students contributed their talents to decorate the school with art projects created during the course of the year. Displays were set up in the halls where students passing on the way to class could stop and admire art work in many different forms and materials. 30 The Easter theme banners used in the convent chap¬ el were designed by Sharon Buth and Janet Horan. During art class, supervised by Mrs. Dix, Janet Horan and Maureen Sloan work creatively with pastels. Practicing techniques learned during her art class, Sue Deterville watches her ceramic creation take shape. Variations in art . . . provided for three different art courses this year, all t aught by Mrs. Dix. Fresh¬ men could enroll in the Art Apprecia¬ tion course which involved viewing films o: different aspects of art, discuss¬ ing artists’ works, and doing art work themselves. The freshmen could also take a course in Film Appreciation. In this class they viewed films and learned techniques used in film-making. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors could take Art I. They learned how to sketch, weave, make pottery, sculpture, collages, and stitchery. Posters were designed and submitted for Brotherhood Week. Carol Gerhard received first prize. Those who had already taken Art I could advance to Art II. The girls were involved in printmaking, figure draw¬ ing, and in other more complex materi¬ als and techniques. Some of the fin¬ ished products the girls made were dis¬ played in the library and in other parts of the school. 31 Tina Mongin, wishing for luck, crosses her fingers during her solo at the Christmas Concert, while the other members of the Madrigals listen. SJA musical groups . . . included those students interested in improving or displaying their musical ability. For the freshmen there was the Freshman Chorus. In addition to study¬ ing music in class each day, they took part in the annual Christmas Concert at the Premontre Auditorium. This year the concert was held on two nights instead of one. The Sophomore Chorus, dressed in capes and muffs, also performed in the Christmas Concert. The juniors and seniors gifted in mu¬ sic could sing in Glee Club and the Madrigals. Selected students per¬ formed under the direction of Sister Ellen Cecilia for a tape of Christmas songs for TV. Members of all choruses could also try out and participate in the production of the opera Hansel and Gretel. The alumnae helped the boxes and trees sing “Holly ' Jolly during the Glee Club Christmas Concert held at Premontre High School. 32 While Sister Ellen Cecilia was absent, Bridget Bake took over the Kathy Jewell delightedly provides music for her fellow classmates at the Sopho- duty of directing the Freshman Chorus. more Chorus talent show by playing a selection on her guitar. The Glee Club opera, Hansel and Gretel, fea¬ tured Franci Borlee as the boy Hansel, Sarahn Jan- drain as the witch, and Julie Vuenger as Gretel. 33 ttys.u ■ H ' • X Jill Raster is the Queen of 1972 Junior Prom. This year, on the 20th of May, the junior girls and their boy¬ friends dance to the theme song of If .... ” Balloons provide a backdrop for the annual event being held at the St. Norbert College Union. 36 THE JUNIOR PROM COURT: Tom Wetts, Jaye Matzke; Kevin Larson, Queen Jill Layne Raster; Tom Heintzkill, Mary Umentum; Steve Aus- Nancy Warpinski; Chuck Larscheid, Terri Warpinski; Carl Mongin, tin, Carol Gerhard; Jim Raster and Jackie Wolf. Reigning over the 1972 Junior Prom is Queen Jill Layne Raster with her escort for the night, King Carl Mongin, On a warm spring night in May, the juniors and their dates dance to the music of the “Corrugated Glass,” 37 Ann Menting reigns over the 1972 Senior Ball. Tom Wetts and Mary Simon relax and have a drink during Senior Ball, while other girls and their dates continue dancing. During the Senior Ball, Greg Miller and Mary Duffy take time 1 JJr € IF M mm Two of The Academy Four, Katie Maloney and Mary Ehlinger, begin another WSJA broadcast, while Kristy Daul and Laurie Counihan search for an appropriate good morning joke. What better way . . . to awaken to a new day then with a cheery good morning joke? Sometimes the students were fortunate enough to have a double joke day, which was a very special treat. Some of the more memorable ones were: Why did the fly fly? Because the spider spied her.; Why is a baseball game so cool? Because there’s a fan in every seat.; Show me a squirrel’s nest, and I’ll show you a nutcracker suite. A cheery good morning joke was the perfect way to start the day. “I’ll make it fit,” says Mrs. Jewell as she pounds her piece into the Thanksgiving puzzle. Underclassmen Jeri Gerczak, Peggy King, and Charlotte Calewarts give a help¬ ing hand by shoveling the ice off the convent sidewalk. Nancy Campbell and Mary Shanahan show some : ’hristmas spirit by sorting out the faculty Christmas cards. During Welcome Week various skits were presented to the student body. Among them was the one given by Tina Mongin, Kathv Daul, Mary Rio- pelle, Ellen D. Vander Zanden, and Margie Basche. These girls dressed up in costumes and entertained their fellow students. CANDIDATES FOR STUDENT COUNCIL: Connie Hutchison, Jill Layne Raster, Terese Al¬ len, Linda Martinkovic, Barb Mohr, Anne Mc¬ Dermott, Mary Umen- tum, Vicki Anderson, C athy Smits, Teresa Conard. During Student Council elections, Linda Gossen casts her vote for treasurer in the physics lab. ()n the dav of the Student • Council induction of new officers, Sister Magdala speaks to the students. 42 Kristy Daul, Laurie Cou- nihan, Katie Maloney, and Mary Ehlinger say good-bye with peace. Mary Ehlinger receives a standing ovation from both the new and old officers of Student Council as she begins her farewell address. Administering the oath of Student (’ouncil presidency to Barb Mohr, the new Student Council President, is Mary Ehlinger. 43 Nancv Baeten and Sis 1 Falk add to Halloween festivities by dressing up as little girls. A religion class, including Sue Price, Debbie Daniels, Terri Dalebroux, and Julie Martinkovic, sponsors a car wash for Mobile Meals. Lori McKeough and Linda Meier sing for their classmates at a class meeting. Their song is “If I Weren’t a Senior, This Is What I’d Be.” The Mission Club once again went around the city collecting Sue Paul and Mary Shanahan inspect the boxes in which they for UNICEF this year. Before proceeding on their long journey, will gather the money. The Mission Fair attracted many students and faculty including Jenny Overlooking the large collection of donated items Myers, Mary Riopelle, Pat Gillis, and Sister Agnes Bernard. at the Mission Fair is Mary De Groot. 45 Everyone waits attentive¬ ly for the announcement of the winners of the prizes to be drawn. Leah Lison and her niece, Carrey Rosera, model the outfits which Leah as made Barb Hofmann gives a sigh of relief alter walking the plank. Ac- for the style show sponsored by the Parents Club. tually she has just finished modeling her dress. 46 During the annual fashion show, Kristy Daul models her outfit before descend¬ ing the stairs. Liz Moore, Mary Kramer, Patty Vander Zanden, Linda Bushmaker, and Kristy Daul model their formals. 47 Stepping up to receive the Margaret Murphy Art Award from Mrs. Crane Murphy is Melanie Raster. During the last month of school, Laurie Albers proudly displays the special trophy which she won in local driving competition. 48 Sister Sarah Joseph presents to Anne Biolo her accumulated awards from four years at SJA. Among her awards was one for perfect attendance. Wendy Johanski receives the traveling trophy from Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Les- perance ror SJA, since the seniors donated the most blood of all the area high schools. Kitty Kennedy takes part in the second annual cheerleader clinic at 1JWGB, along with 16 other Academy students. The girls, representing Premontre and Abbot Pennings high schools, are among the 350 cheer- 49 Mrs. Carol Detert and Sister Thomasine work to finish all of their papers. Mrs. Zaug, alias Mrs. Jean Laue, sets up all the little “goodies ' ’ in our mess hall, alias the cafeteria. Miss Miller proudly dis¬ plays her ‘‘Miss Red Stocking” sash which she won in a contest spon¬ sored by Missions near Christmas time. 50 Sister Charlotte Smith helps to prepare the soph¬ omore’s spaghetti dinner by peeling onions for the tangv sauce. Mrs. Laabs helps Leslie Geurts with a difficult algebra problem. Xancv Warpinski ponders what she should call the school grounds during the sunny summer days. Franci Borlee, Tina Mongin, and Mary Pat Martin help the Madrigals bring some ! ' hristmas spirit to SJA. At the annual Academy Christmas concert, members of the Glee Madrigals, Freshman Chorus, Sophomore Chorus, and Senior Club decorated themselves as Christmas trees and presents. The Ensemble also sang Christmas carols. 52 During the Student Council Welcome Week activities, the Madri- 1971-72 school year off to a good start, i’or accompaniment the gals group together to entertain the student body and to get the Madrigal singers used a tape recorder. The theme for the 1971-72 Glee Club Concert is “Seven Joys of Christmas.” Directing the iiee Club is Sister Ellen Cecilia and accompanying is Mary Ehlinger. 53 The opera Hansel and Gretel finishes with cur- tain calls for all of those who were in it. Two of the stagehands, Denise Klysen and Jean Van Grunsven, wait backstage with Pat Giliis, who plays the part of Hansel and Gretel ' s mother. When Pat needs some light on her musical part, Jean readily complies while Denise plays critic. p 54 In this scene from Hansel and Gretel Gretel, played by Julie Yuenger, is frightened as the witch, acted by Sarahn Jandrain, comes near after locking up Hansel, Gretel s brother, in a cage. Sue Denis and Mary F. Peot demonstrate what angels do with their spare time. Actually they re waiting till it’s time for their scene in Hansel and Gretel. Joanne Kryshak, as Hansel and Gretel’s father, sings of the poor man’s plight to his wife, played by Pat Gill is. 55 Mary Menard, Mary Hermans, Ellen D. Vander Zanden, Mary Ann Pieters, Lynne Hyer, Sue Allen, and Joanne Kryshak provide music for the final Mass of the year. The seniors of Saint Joseph Academy 1971-72 school year sit together for the last time as stu¬ dents of the Academy. 56 A tweety bird is the mas¬ cot for the fresh man-ju¬ nior Touchdown Tweeties. Jeanne Hart, Cheryl roelich, Pauline Arbour, Peggy Van Dyk, and Wen¬ dy I )oll compete to be the Souper Star mascot. Chris Rifleman, Karen Flahive. Mary Umentum, Mary Lesperance, Sue MacMullen, Kathy Menacher, Ann Vercauteren, and Jeri Gerczak lead an active cheer for the freshman-junior Touchdown Tweeties. 58 Debbie Jauquet, Pat Diny, Anne Campshure, Rita Ohlert, Nancy Diny, football game and to discuss the latest game plans put into action by Jill Raster, and Barb Macco huddle together to watch the powderpuff their team, the Touchdown Tweeties. 1971 Homecoming . . . Saint Joseph Academy held its fourth annual homecoming football game on November 3, 1971. The Touchdown Tweeties, made up of freshmen and ju¬ niors, played against the Souper Stars, consisting of seniors and sophomores. Following a pep rally, the students assembled at Miuahan Stadium for the game. To the sorrow of some and the joy of others, the Touchdown Tweeties won by a score of 6-2. At half time, Debbie Jauquet, junior, and LuAnn Weber, senior, received most valuable player awards from their respective teams. Also SJA’s first marching band, directed by Connie Hutchison, performed on the field. Julie Martinkovic tries to defend her teammate, who has just caught the football, while Ann Hermsen moves to block her. 59 Jo Borlee and Kris Butry- mowicz cheer their team on to a 70-49 victory over the Premontre faculty. For the half-time entertainment, girls dress as goobers to dance to the tune of ‘Hoochi-Koochi.’ ' I )isaster strikes when Premontre fans kidnap one of the goobers. Pam Nelson, Debbie Schanock, and Jenny Myers await the beginning of the Junior Class volley¬ ball game. Members of the Pre- montre faculty and Mod Squad teams battle for the ball at the beginning of the second annual Mod Squad game. Connie Hutchison and Terri Warpinski attempt to revive injured Molly Mackin during the half¬ time skit at the Mod Squad basketball game. •Jeanne Vander Zanden and Margaret Zehren take in the rest of the action. 61 Anne Yuenger, Terri Hutchison, and Kim Madzinski wor k to get the ball over to Linda Rentmeester, while Diane De Grand watches from behind her cigar. Sue Jaekels came to school today with her books in a strange case. I wonder if she has anything “else” in it. Sister Judith Ann, better known as “Jolly Jumping Judith,” leaps through the hoop to signal the beginning of the senior-faculty volleyball game. The two faculty cheerleaders, Mrs. Persing and Mrs. Andersen, hold the hoop while cheering valiantly for their team. 62 Linda Van helps Jane Warpinski get into shape for the se- Sister Margaret Schulz and Sister Judith Ann lead the way to St. Norbert’s Van Dyk nior-faculty volleyball game. Gym for the annual senior-faculty volleyball game. I wonder who’s going to root for the faculty? Wei bless my game, the grandstand section for the faculty was faculty little toe, it’s ... the faculty themselves! At the volleyball packed. 63 FRENCH CLUB — ROW ONE: Terry Flanigan, Vicki De Cleene, Sue Denis, Kathy Polich, Karen Flahive, Kay Vander Heiden, Jane Kolstad. Kim Madzinski, ROW TWO: Cathy Jones, Pam Payant, Diane Der- bique, Joanne Kryshak, Maria Zehren, Mary Boland, Wendy Johanski, Maureen O’Brien, Vickie Wright, Connie Hutchison. ROW THREE: Mary Timmers, Jeanne Tuohy, Terri I ' alebroux, Sally Jaekels, Anne Wil¬ lems, Nancy Burnton, Diane Villenauve, Ann Me Keough, Jeanne Van¬ der Zanden, Linda Gossen, Margaret Zehren, Jean Van Grunsven, Denise Klysen. ROW FOUR: Laurie Counihan, Laurie DeBaker, Nancy Baeten, Bridget Caffrey, Diane Hessel, Laurie Lemerond, Mary M. Peot, Kitty Kennedy, Mary Pat Martin, Cindy Holznecht, Patti Vanden Busch, Carol Ehlinger, Jill Kaster, Linda Martinkovic. ROW FIVE: Peg¬ gy Beisel, Mary F. Peot, Ellen Zettel, Karen Mongin, Eileen Gallagher. LATIN CLUB — ROW ONE: Ann Fiedler, Cathy Blashe, Cathy Kolb, Laura De Groot, Marv Sauvey. ROW TWO: Cathy Umentum, Laure Allard, Karen Van Gem- ert, Margie Knauf, eggy Sylvester, Maxine Sin- nott, Mary De Groot. RC ; ! I REE: Anne Fitz¬ gerald, Cathy Reeb, Ann Kramer, Marv Kave m • Mich els, Sue Warden, Mary Lou Riley, Lisa Se- branek, Mary Losinski. ROW FOUR: Betsy Ko- erner, Diane Soik, Helen Eisenreich, Ruth Maurer, Sara Tickler, Nancv Kis- pert, Debbie Pratt, Mary Lou Van Gompel. 64 CLASSICAL CLUB: Kar¬ en Buntin, Barb Albers, Toni Cappelie, Sue Paul, Margie Basche, Debbie Cootway, Cheryl Froelich, Diane Daul, Jackie Blu- ma, Becky Warden, Pat Diny. SPANISH CLUB — ROW ONE: Kathy Sladky, Becky Maus, Debbie DeBaker, Sue Sorenson, Joan Vandenberg. ROW i WO: Nancy (Tabb, Barb Neumeyer, Dina Bilotti, Molly Safford, Amy Berceau, Jenny Myers, Pam Holz, Rita Ohlert, Karen Walczyk, Betsy :laen, Kathy Daul. ROW THREE: Amy Bie, Lynne Haney, Molly Mac kin, Teri Bodilly, Kathy Thome, E.C. W ' aldkirch, Mary Mackey, Jeanne Ronk, Betsy Swan, Patti Dockry, Patti Swette, Nancy f, anadeo, Cindy Fleming, Ticky Beno, Terri Conard, Barb Denis, Kristy Daul, Jill Zipple, Cathy Smits, Jane O ' Brien, Rose Lemens, Kay Huss, Gail Griese, Vicki Van Lanen, Barb Mohr, Jayette Schroeder, Linda Bauer, Mary Menard. • SCIENCE CLUB: Sister Charlotte Konop, Kay Webb, Mary Miller, Sue Debbie Cootway, Karen Mongin, Ann Hoegemeier, Kathy Powers, Joan Sorenson, Jeanne Vander Zanden, Sis Falk, Kathy Neerdaels, Linda Roeser, Barb Bienzen, Jill Kaster, Carb Rollin, Sharon Ziegelbauer. VanDenWymelenberg, Sheila Canning, Linda Van Sistine, Anne Biolo, M EDICAL CAREERS CLUB — ROW ONE: Sue List, Joey Schumach¬ er, Nancy Wiegand, Linda Rentmeester, Mary Macco, Kathy Hammes, Anne Campshure, Beth Kolb. ROW TWO: Amy Warpinski, Donna Malmberg, Debbie Wery, Dawn Malmberg, Joan Roeser, Jane Miskella, Leslie Weich, Kathy Herson, Debbie Daniels, Diane Malmberg. ROW THREE: Joan Vandenberg, Terri Campshure, Theresa Albers, Carol Clouthier, Margie Micolichek, Vicki De Cleene, Cheryl Sorenson, Mary De Groot, Jenny Servais. 66 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — ROW ONE: Toni Cappelle, Connie Wagner, Joan Soik. ROW TWO: Jane Kolstad, Mary ! at Martin, Barb Klister, Terry Schevers, Rose Lemens, Sue Van Egeren, Lori Ahl, Kathy Kroening, Katie Maloney, Betsy Haen, Debbie Cootway. ROW THREE: Terri Stone, Lois Buhr, Sue Paul, Margie Basche, Cheryl roelich, Anne Biolo, Patti Loch, Lynn Hermans, Connie Aerts, Eileen Arens, Ellen D. Vander Zanden, Mary Ehlinger, Ann Menting, Mary Jo Gerlach, Diane Daul, Mary Timmers, Janine Denis, Lynne Haney, Kathy Novitski. TREES FOR TOMORROW — ROW ONE: Sue Loch, Julie Yuenger. ROW TWO: Maria Zehren, Sue Warden, Sue Price, Pam Pay ant, Diane Villenauve, Diane Soik. FUTURE TEACHERS — ROW ONE: Mary M. Peot, Kay Vander Hei- den, Kathy Menacher, Sue Stodola, Ticky Beno. ROW TWO: Becky Warden, Donna Malmberg, Mrs. Laabs, Georgiana 1 ' ostello, Rita Ohlert. ROW THREE: Laurie Counihan, Karen Mongin. 67 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — ROW ONE: Kristy Daul. ROW TWO: Katie Maloney, Mary Ehlinger. ROW THREE: Laurie Counihan. •JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRE¬ SENTATIVES — ROW ONE: Francie Reince. ROW TWO: Mary M. Peot, Connie Hutchison. ROW THREE: Jackie Wolf, Terri Conard, Nan¬ cy Crabb. ROW FOUR: Mary Umentum, Anne McDermott, Debbie Jau- quet, Sara Hillen. 68 SHF. ' FRESHMAN STUDENT COUNCIL REPRE¬ SENTATIVES — ROW ONE: Karen Skaletski. Cathv Winkler, Mary Waselchuk, Maureen Conway. ROW TWO: Pam Cullen, Sue Peot, Jeri Gerczak, Cricket Mad z inski. ROW THREE: Terri Johanski, Jean Martin, Dawn Gerli- kowski, Ann Schumacher. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES - ROW ONE: Liz Moore, Anne Yuenger. ROW TWO: Mary Shanahan, Linda Meier, Cindy Holznecht. ROW THREE: Rose Lemens, Barb Klister, Lori Ahl, Linda VanDenWymelenberg. SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES - ROW ONE: Jeanne Ronk, Mary De Groot. R( W TWO: Marie Unker, Patti Dockrv. ROW THREE: Laurie Lemerond, Pegge Hein. ROW FOUR: Nancy Kispert, Joanne Krvshak. R )W FIVE: Sue Allen, Mary 1 iermans. ROW SIX: Sue Sinclair, Leslie Weich. 69 LIBRARY CLUB — ROW ONE: Margie Sickel, Julie Simon, Joey Schu¬ macher, Sue Style, Diane Malmberg, Barb Panure, Beth Kolb, Mary Schwartz, Ellen Lefebvre, Cheryl Carriveau, Debbie George, Patti Kronschnabel, Peggy Sylvester, Pat Melotte. ROW TWO: Joan Wesolos- ki, Kathy Jewell, Pat Gillis, Mary McKinnon. ROW THREE: Becky Smits, Terry Crabb, Nancy Neerdaels, Rosemary Theroux, Rita Bauldry, Mary Sauvey. ROW FOUR: Pat Jagodinsky, Sue Halbrook, Jeanni Kronschnabel, Ann Kramer, Mary Lou Van Gompel, Debbie Johnson, Carrie Kolb, Mary F. Peot, Cathy Reeb, Lisa Sebranek. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MISSION REPRESENT¬ ATIVES - ROW ONE: Terri Warpinski, Bette Moutrie. ROW TWO 1 : Connie Aerts, Janice Conway, Sue Mac Mullen, Debbie ' ootway, Lori Geyer. ROW THREE: Barb Rosek, Nancy Antil, Patti Loch. 70 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MISSION REPRESENTATIVES ROW ONE: Peggy Skelton, Joan Kubiak, Terry Crabb, Patti Skelton, Sally Jackets. ROW TWO: Molly Safford, Ruth Mauer, Ellen R. Vander Zanden, Carol hn linger. Ri V ! REE: Sue (’rice, Nancy Piumbroeck. Karen Hebert. MISSION CLUB OFFICERS — ROW ONE: Debbie Curran, Margaret Schauer, Eileen Arens. ROW TWO: Barb Denis. ROW THREE: Peggy Van Dvk. v 71 WILL-O-WAY — ROW ONE: Sue Warden, Mary Riopelle, Paula Daul, Cindy Puissant. ROW TWO: Becky Warden, Linda Bushmaker, Betsy Haen, Katie Maloney, Mary Jo Gerlach, Linda VanDenWymelenberg. ACADEAN — ROW ONE: Sister Barbara, Janine Denis. ROW TWO: da Martinkovic, Mary Dziengeleski, Sue Warden, Terri Stone, Sue Price, Mary Timraers, Mary Jo Gerlach, E.C. Waldkirch, Ann Menting. ROW Terry Schevers, AnneBiolo, Kathy Novitski. THREE: Julie Roznowski, Jane Waldkirch, Mary Lou Van Gompel, Lin- 72 VOLUNTEENS — ROW ONE: Diane Derbique, Vickie Wright, Ann Ment- ing. ROW TWO: Karen Danen, Jean Mommaerts, Laurie Alien, Ann Hart, ROW THREE: Barb Mor- tell, LuAnn Weber. Barb DeMars, Terry Vanden Heuvel, Holly Udvig. ROW FOUR: Nanette Schroeder, Mary De Groot, Julie De Groot, Sandi Geyer, Tina Mon¬ gin, Ellen R. Vander- Zanden, Janine Denis, Jo Ann Hein, Linda Van Sis- tine, Jane Lefebvre, R 1 )W FIVE: Terri Johanski, Heidi Waldkirch, Beth ' emp, Ann Vanderhey- den, Kathy Hammes, Bridget Bake, Marilyn Denis, Debbie Johnson, Nancy Losinski, Barb Gagnon. ROW SIX: Terry Forst, Mari bet h Przybel- ski, Laura De Groot, Chris Vanden Heuvel, Sue eot, Debbie Daniels. ROW SEVEN: Cathy Kolb, Laurie Lemerond, Pam Payant, Amy Bie, Joan Roeser, Jenni Servais. ROW EIGHT: Pegge Hein, Margie Micolichek, Julie LeBreck, Mary Pat Martin, Karla Albers, Debbie Donarski. Jo Van Pee, Jean Van Grunsven, Nancy Kispert, ' hris Mineau. ROW NINE: Caroline Mettelka, Diane Villenauve. ROW TEN: Mary Grace, Jeanne Dor- sa, Kris Everson, Jeanne Reinhart, ( indy ' leming. Jill Zipple, Amy Berceau, Beth Hawkland, Beth Kolb, Julie Roznowski, ROW ELEVEN: Carrie Kolb, Denise Klysen, Mary Losinski, Barb Cuene, Carol Clouthier, Joey Schumacher, Amy Hillen, Anne Willems, Mary Mackey, Paula Krawczyk, Pat lagodin- sky, Sue Halbrook, Kathy McGuire, Ann Van Den¬ se!. PRAYER GROUP - ROW ONE: Katie Maloney, Laurie Counihan, Betsy Haen. ROW TWO: Sue Deterville, Connie Hutchison, Sister Anne Christine, Cindy Puissant, Mary Jo Gerlach, Mary Riopelle. 73 MADRIGALS — ROW ONE: Franci Borlee, Francie Reince, Tina Mongin, Nancy Dockry, Marv Van Beckum, Sue Paul, Pat Gil I is. ROW TWO: Mary Joppe, Sar- ahn Jandrain, Nancy Warp in ski, Amy Crowley, Kris Butrvmowicz, Deb- r bie Peters, Mary Umen- tum, Marv Pat Martin. ROW THREE: Terri Hutchison, Mary Miller, Ellen D. Vander Zanden, Connie Hutchison, Mary Ann Pieters, Mary Ehlin- ger, Cathy Selinsky. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Pat Martin, Jane Warpinski, Nancy Dock¬ ry, LuAnn Weber. 74 DRAMA CLUB — ROW ONE: Lora Warpinski, Linda Bauer, Diane Malmberg, Amy Bie, Debbie Daniels, Peggy Stiefvater, Kathy Hammes. ROW TWO: Cindy Martens, Kay Daley, Katey Unker, Barb Murphy, Dawn Malmberg, Barb Gagnon, Mary A. Falk, Barb Cuene, Jeri Gerczak. ROW THREE: Nancy Kispert, Margie Knauf, Diane Derbique, Mary McKinnon, Beth Kolb, Jeanni Kronschnabel, Sandi Geyer, Debbie Don- arski, Carol Ehlinger, Terri Johan ski. DRAMA CLUB — ROW ONE: Mary Jane Pigeon, Cathy Smits, Mau- ger, Mary Renolds, Vicki Anderson, Donna Malmberg. ROW THREE: reen O’Brien, Wendy Johanski, Molly Safford, Con Conrad. ROW TWO: Margie Basche, Peggy Skelton, Fallen D. Vander Zanden, Mary Miller, Cindy Tegtman, Kati King, Barb Mohr, Kathy Menacher, Mary Ehlin- Sarah Sullivan, Celeste ' ’onard, Julie Yuenger. 75 76 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB — A: Vicki Anderson, Linda Bushmaker, i ' arol Steinfeldt, Becky Warden, Rose Lemens, Mary Lou Van Gompel, Sue Warden, Theresa Van Lanen, Jill Zipple, Becky Maus, Lau¬ rie Lemerond, Barb Mohr, Amy Berceau. V: Kathy Smits, Eileen Gallagher, Sally Gilliame, Janet Def- net, Mary Hermans, Lou Vincent, Mary Jo Gerlach, Lynne Hyer, Rene Renard, Jane Gerlach, Kathy I ler- son, Dianne Lange, Anne Campshure. GAA SPORTS HEADS — ROW ONE: Mary Reynolds, Connie Schmitt, Kathy Herson. ROW TWO: Julie Hillen, Jane Gerlach, Joanne Kryshak. ROW THREE: Jenny Myers, Terri Stone, Linda Bushmaker, Anne Campshure. 77 PREMONTRE J-V CHEERLEADERS — ROW ONE: Sally Jaekels, Donna Larscheid, Kitty Kennedy, Laure Allard. ROW TWO: Connie Rank, Tracy Riopelle. PREMONTRE VARSITY CHE ERLEADERS: Jenny Myers, Peggy Hes- sel, Ticky Beno, Sally Duffy, Jaye Matzke, Mary Turensky. PREMONTRE FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Marcia Wrobel, Carol Turensky, Margie Reynolds, Cindy Martens, Carol Smits, 1 ' hris Miller. 78 PENNINGS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Duffy, Sara Hillen, Mary Schumacher, Vicki Ander¬ son, Peggy Beisel, Lori Geyer, PENNINGS J-V ' HEERLEADERS: Cindy Haney, Karen La Violette, Anne Willems. Nancy Burnton, Cathy Me Monagle, Amy Kosnar. 79 Sister Magdala finishes scheduling next year’s sophomores. Mrs. Carol Andersen Sister Angela Marie Becker Sister Marie Dolores Bland Sister Mary Adeleithe Brannon Sister Ruth Marie Burkart Sister Helen Irene Dailey 82 Mrs. Carol Detert Mrs. Roberta Dix Sister Barbara Fleury Sister Marion Joseph Gerl Sister Mary Louise Gunther Mrs. Maurine Heller Sister Ellen Cecilia Henkel Sister Victor Marie Jackson Sister Mary Joel Jacques Mrs. Madeline Jewell Sister Mary Carmen Kane Sister Ella Joesphine Raster Sister Carol Joan Keane Sister Kathryn Kitslaar Rev. David Koch Sister Mary Charlotte Konop Mrs. Joanna Laabs Sister Anne Christine Looze Miss Jeanette Miller Sister Judith Ann Miller 83 Sister Agnes Bernard Mulvaney Sister Agnes Elizabeth Murphy Mrs. Catherine Niles Sister Elizabeth Ann O ' Donnell I know who you are and I saw what you did,” Mrs Carol Detert whispers mysteriously into the phone. Mrs. Suzanne Pahl Mrs. Lorraine Persing Sister Mary Magdala Pieschel Mrs. Joanne Rathburn Mrs. Helen Reince Sister Jane Salmon Sister Margaret Schulz gives a withering look as she watches over her unruly charges in the cafeteria. 84 Sister Rita Catherine, moderator of Homeroom 205, proudly displays the sash that proclaims her Miss Red Stocking of 1972. Mr. Orville Platten and Mr. Melvin Zehms look relieved as they finish their seasonal task of raking the campus. Sister Mary Pelagia Schmidt Sister Margaret Schulz Mrs. Ruth Scovell Sister Mary Agnita Shea Sister Dorothy Eleanor Sipp Sister Mary Charlotte Smith Mrs. Jean Vander Heiden Sister Sarah Joseph Van Drisse Sister Rita Catherine von Steiger 85 Barbara Ouene Pamela Cullen Kay Daley Karen 1 � anen Karen Daul Julie DeGroot Susan Delvoye Margo Den ess en Marilyn Denis Mary Denissen Ann DePrey Dianne Deprey 1 ebra ! )erbique Jane Diny Kathleen Downey Susan Dziengeleski Catherine Eckberg Cynthia Everson Julann Falk Mary A. Falk Katherine Flahive Margaret Ford Susan Froeiich Barbara Gagnon Sarah Garot Jerilyn Gerczak Dawn lerlikowski Leslie Geurts 87 Nancy Geurts Sandra Geyer Philomena Gleason Mary Goetz Marv Gossen v Louisa Guthrie Susan Hal brook Cynthia Hanson Ann Hart Klizabeth Hawkland Karen Hebert ’ynthia Hein Mary Lou Hein Leanne i lendricks Mary Hicks Janice Hipwell Terry Hoffman Sara Hogan Mary Hollister Marianne Holschuh Anne Jacobs Patricia Jagodinsky Susan Jeanquart Teresa Johan ski Debra Johnson FRESHMEN During Welcome Week Kathy Daul pins a bib on Jean Martin, identifying her as one of the freshmen starting her four years at the Academy. While fellow Tweedy Bird fan Tessie Ahl sells the girls some suck¬ ers, Kathy Downey, Cindy Martens, and Margie Sickel hold a dis¬ cussion concerning the possible outcome of the homecoming foot ball game at Minahan Stadium. LuAnn Rabat Krystine Kelly Jane Kerin Mary Kiefer Beth Kolb Suzette Kosnar Paula Krawczyk Carol Kriescher Cynthia Kropp Joan Kubiak Karen Lamal Mary Langlais Lori Larscheid Julie LeBreck Ellen Lefebvre Anne Lesperance Kathrvn Little ft Joan Lontkowski Nancy Losinski Beth Lulewicz Barbara Macco Mary Macco Mary Madzinski Dawn Maimberg Susan Manders Cynthia Martens Jean Martin Kathleen McGuire Mary McKinnon Patricia Melotte Caroline Mettelka Joy Michaud Margaret Micolichek Christine Miller Christine Mineau Julia Mohr Jean Mommaerts Ann Mongin Paula Moore Barbara Mortell Kathleen Muller Barbara Murphy Jean Nachtwey Cynthia Nault Nancy Neerdaels Barbara Panure Julie Payette Susan Peot Mary Peters FRESHMEN Two of the contestants for the homecoming court, Kris Tollefson and Ann Mongin, show off their costumes as they wait for the results of the voting. Susan Pierquet Kathleen Pigeon Mary Pigeon Diane Pirlot Nancy Piumbroeck Anne Prechter Mary Queoff Antoinette Reed Mary Jo Reince Tracy Reis Marjorie Reynolds Nora Ryan Margaret Schaupp Teresa Schibly Kathryn Schlueter Julie Sehmidtke Julie Schoultz Ann Schumacher Jane Schumacher Joey Schumacher Mary Schwartz Judy Seifert Jennifer Servais Kathy Shea Margie Sickel Julie Simon Karen Skaletski Patricia Skelton Denise Small Carol Smits Rebecca Smits Cheryl Sorenson Margaret Stiefvater Diane Strenn Mary Stumpf Susan Style Kate Sullivan Patricia Tauschek Kim Tebon Donna Tegtman Bethany Temp Rosemary Theroux Teresa Alger bundles up against the cold northern wind as she watches more Souper Stars battle out with the Junior-Freshmen Tweedy Birds as the St. Joseph Academy Powder Puff Football Game. The Senior-Sopho- Teresa roots for her team from the sidelines. Elizabeth Thibaudeau Kristine Tollefson Kathleen Toonen Carol Turensky Patricia Tyrrell Mary Ullmer Katherine linker I ebra Van Boxtel Kat hleen Van den Avond Christine Vanden Heuvel Anthonette Vanden Meerendonk Ann Vanderhevden Ellen R. Vander Zanden Kathrvn Vander Zanden Ann Van Donsel Cynthia Van Lanen Julie Van Lanen Sara Van Sistine Ann Vercauteren Susan Virlee Catherine Walsh Lora Warpinski Mary Waselchuk Jane Wellens Joan Wesoloski Patricia Welti Pamela White Catherine Winkler Marcia Wrobel At a 1 hristmas assembly, freshman Sue Peot disguises her¬ self as an elf and entertains Ann Mongin, alias Santa Claus. It seems that freshmen tend to lose their way during their first few days of school, but Marilyn Denis sur¬ passes them all be getting detoured into a garbage can. 93 Tomorrow Karla Albers Theresa Albers Laure Allard Susan Allen Patricia Andre Bridget Arens Patricia Bangert Linda Bauer Jean Baumgart Amy Berceau Amy Bie Catherine Blashe Josepha Borlee Maria Borlee Paula Bourassa Nancy Bumton Sandra Calewarts Barbara Churches Mary Clouthier Celeste Conard Amy Cotts Margaret Couillard Anne t ' revcoure Jane Crowley Mary Cumps Terri Dalebroux Debra 1 )aniels Laurie DeBaker Victoria De Cleene Janet Defnet Laura De Groot Mary 1 e (iroot Debra Delaruelle Barbara DeMars Susan Denis Diane f Jerbique Mabel Dias-Martins Patricia Dockry Debra Donarski Jeanne I torsa Julie Du Bois Carol Ehlinger 94 Sophomores took advan¬ tage of Valentine’s Day to elect Sue Warden the sec¬ ond annual Sophomore Sweetie. Helen Eisenreich Kristin Everson Ann Fiedler Anne Fitzgerald Theresa Flanigan Cynthia Fleming Taralyn Forst Jane Frigo Eileen Gallagher Jane Gerlach Robin Gille Sally Gilliame Mary Grace Mary Grant Gail Griese Kathleen Hammes Cynthia Haney Hoili Hanson Pegge Hein Carol Hemauer Victoria Hendricks Mary Hermans Diane Hesse! Amy Hillen 95 SOPHOMORES “If I don’t use all of this up, will the whole recipe be ruined?” wonders Cathy Kolb at the Sophomore Spaghetti Supper. A drenched religion class, including Terry Hoogland and Diane Mai berg, return to SJA from a Halloween party at the Odd Fellows Home. Susan Holschuh Pamela Holz Theresa Hoogland Lynne Hyer Sarah Jaekels Rebecca Janssen Katherine Jewell Catherine Jones Catherine Juley Julie Kabat olleen Kennedy Ruth King Nancy Kispert Debra Klika Denise Klysen Margaret Knauf Elizabeth Koerner Carrie Kolb 96 Catherine Kolb Amy Kosnar Ann Kramer Bonita Kratz •lean Kronschnabel Deborah Kropp Judith Krueger Joan Krvshak Joanne Lannove Donna Jarscheid [, atrieia Lasee Karen La Violette Laurie Lemerond Margaret Ley laudia Lison Mary List Susan Loch Mary Losinski Joan Macco Mary Mackey Diane Malmberg Margaret Maloney Julie Martinkovic Ruth Maurer Becky Maus Ann McKeough Clare McKeough Cathy Me Monagle Mary Michels Jane Miskella Members of the Class of ' 74 display their class but¬ tons and agree, ' ‘It ' s great to be a sophomore. ' ' 97 Sophomore Class Officers: Diane Villenauve, Laure Allard, Maria Zehren, Cathv Umentum, Sue Denis, Vicki DeCleene. Jane Mokrohiskv « Patricia Moore Diane Mott Sharon Murphy Nancy Nachtwey ’olleen O’Keefe Pamela Pay ant Marv F. Peot 1 Theresa Petri Kathryn Polich Deborah Pratt Sue Price Maribeth Przybelski Constance Rank Cathy Reeb Jeanne Reinhart Rene Renard Mary Riley Marie Riopelle Jeanne Ronk Candyce Rousseau Julie Roznowski Margaret Schauer Amy Schleis Constance Schmitt Jayette Schroeder Lisa Sebranek Bridget Shanahan 98 SOPHOMORES Mary Shea Suzanne Sinclair Maxine Sinnott Peggy Skelton Julie Smithwick Diane Soik Marcia Soik Mary Spitzer Nancy Sturzl Patricia Swette Margaret Sylvester Barbara Tauschek Robin Tebon : ' ynthia Tegtman Kathleen Thome •Jean Thomson Sara Tickler -Jeanne Tuohy Ann Tushinski Holly I’dvig Cathv U men turn Reporters Connie Schmitt and Lynne Hyer cover the story as Ann Fiedler and Diane Hessel show how the first S JA ers “lived. 99 Marie Unker Jane Yande Castle Joan Vandenberg Teresa Vanden Heuvel Karen Van Gemert Mary Lou Van Gompel Jean Van Grunsven Theresa Van Lanen Joanne Van Pee Barbara Van Rite Diane Villenauve Lou Ann Vincent Karen VValczvk Mary Waldkirch Ann Walsh Suzanne Warden Amy Warpinski Ann Weber Leslie Weich Ren ate Weiss (living their views on the issues at stake in the Homecoming court elec¬ tions are ’aula Bourassa, Jane Miskella and Nancy Bumton. SOPHOMORES 100 Barb Churches and Cheryl Wetli are among the many sophomores who dressed up for Shirley Temple Day, proclaimed by their class. During the Fresh m an- Sophomore Mixer, Jane Miskella, giving her im¬ pression of a typical fresh¬ man, competes for the ti¬ tle of Freshman Queen. Amy Cotts and Mary Grace discuss their choices, while Nancy Burnton reflects the im¬ age of the new freshman queen. Mary Weisse Cheryl Wetli Dawn Wilhelm Anne Willems Cathy Youngs Julie Yuenger Maria Zehren Pamela Zeske Ellen Zettel Jill Zipple 101 Nancv 1 rabb mr Ann Crowley Colleen Crowley Deborah Curran Laura Dame i Jebra DeBaker Karen DeGrand Deborah Denessen Barbara Denis Katherine I Je Meeshower Nancy Dinv Patricia Diny Mr Sarah 1 uffv Julie Eckberg Mary Enright Mary K. ’alk mr Julie Paulds Paula Fiedler Jane Flaherty Karen Flahive Rosemary Gauthier Carol Gerhard Diane Gersek Elizabeth Gevers Lori Geyer Patrice Gillis Linda Gossen Jo Ann Hein Christine Helf Sue Hermans JUNIORS Kathv Menacher and v Anne McDermott look ready for the game, but why is Mary Lesperance ml r trying to get some shut-eve? v 103 Junior Class officers of 1972 are Maureen O’¬ Brien, Terese Allen, Cathy Smits, Tina Helf, and Barb Mohr. Kathryn Herson Sara Hillen Bonnie Hockers Ann Hoegemeier Kristin Hoffmann Mary Huot ! ' onstance Hutchison Sandra Jaacks Sarahn Jandrain Elizabeth Janssen Debra Jauquet Elizabeth Jauquet Wendy Johanski Mary Joppe Mary Kamps Jill Kaster Mary Kelly Kathryn King Kathryn Kitslaar Marcia Krines Arlene LaCrosse 1 ' ianne Lange Suzanne Lasee Jane Lefebvre Mary Lesperance 104 JUNIORS •Juniors Barb Zimonick and Jackie Wolf open some of the Christmas cards that Santa ' s helpers brought them during their homeroom hristmas party. Laurie Logan Molly Mac kin Susan MacMullen Donna Malmberg Ann Maloney i ' aml Mangless Cathy Martens Linda Martinkovic Jaye Matzke Anne McDermott Katherine Menacher Mary Mlezvia Barbara Mohr Maxine Monfils Karen Mongin Teresa Muller Jennifer Myers Kathrvn Neerdaels tr Debra Nelson Pamela Nelson Barbara Xeumeyer Mary Neville Maureen O’Brien Kelley 0 ' ( ' onnor Rita Ohlert 105 JUNIORS Mary Paul Mary M. Peot Christine Petersen Judith Pierquet Mary deters Sue Poliak Kathleen Powers Francie Reince Denise Reinhart Margaret Rierdon Mary Rifleman Joan Roeser Sandra Rogers Barbara Rosek Margaret Safford Grace Sargent Debra Schanock Michelle Schoepp Nanette Schroeder Mary Schuelke fer Kathryn Sladky Catherine Smits Kathleen Smits Susan Stodola Mary Swan Lvnne Trofka Marv Umentum Nancy Van Asten Mary Van Beckum Gertrude Vanden Meerendonk Mary Van I JenWymelenberg Kathleen Vander Heiden Jeanne Vander Zanden Mary Van Dyke Debra Van Lanen Janice Van Schyndel Marv Van Sistine ft Susan Ver Boort Anne Vissers Heidi Waldkirch Rebecca Warden Nancy Warpinski 106 Juniors Kathv De Vleeshower, Marv Kellv, and Mary Van- r 4 1 f V Dyke show that they are ill in £ to endure the cold weather. snow, and even a broken leg as they prepare to cheer their team on to victory in the annual homecoming game. Terri VVarpinski Debra Wassenberg Debra Wery Nancy Wiegand Jacalvn Wolf to Vickie Wright Ann Zegers Margaret Zehren Elizabeth Zelton [Barbara Zimonick 107 Linda Van Sistine typifies the well-known ’72 graduates-to-be who have caught the fatal disease commonly known as senioritis. “Do you think we will make it to the Hall ol Fame?’’ Kathy Selinsky asks the great Souper Star player, Mary Reynolds. CONNIE AgRTS LORETTA AHL NANCY ANTIL PAULINE ARBOUR EILEEN ARENS BETH BARRY 108 COLLEEN BARTH MARGARET BASCHE ANNE BIOLO DEBORAH BRICE MARLA BUDZIS LOIS BUHR LINDA BUSHMAKER WENDELIN BUSHMAN REBECCA BUTLER ELIZABETH CAFFREY NANCY JO CAMPBELL SHEILA CANNING SENIORS 109 SENIORS ANTOINETTE CAPPELLE CATHERINE CAVIL CAROL CLARKSEN ELLEN CONLEY CORINNE CONRAD DEBORAH COOTWAY GEORGIANA COSTELLO SUSAN COUNARD LAURIE COUNIHAN CHRISTEL CREVIER ANN DANIELS DIANE DAUL 1 1 W ' Sf- . ■- ' £ y ’ JSJ i: 110 KATHLEEN DAUL KRISTINE DAUL PAULA DAUL DEBRA DEBAUCHE DIANE DE GRAND •JANINE DENIS Senior Class officers Sheila Canning, Mary Simon. Mary Kiopelle. Melanie Kaster. and Sue Van Egeren spent much of their time “policing” the class. Mary Eisenreich stands up and cheers as the Souper Stars drive toward the goal line in the football game. Ill Seniors Kristy Daul and Sue Sorenson invade the pressbox o: M inahan Stadium to cheerfully commentate on the annual Powder-Puff Football game. The Junior-Freshman Tweety Birds emerged victoriously over the Senior-SophomoreSouper-Stars. Eat your heart out, Howard ! ’osell. SUSAN DETERVILLE NANCY DOCKRY WENDY DOLL MARY DUFFY MARY DZIENGELESKI JANET EDELBECK 112 MARY EHLINGER MARY EISENREICH GEORGIA FARAH MARY FASHINGBAUER CHERYL FROELICH DEBRA GEORGE MARY GERLACH MARY HAEN LYNNE HANEY JEANNE HART PATRICIA HEIM MARTHA HENNICK 113 JULIE HILLEN ELIZABETH HOFFMAN BARBARA HOFMANN CYNTHIA HOLZNECHT JANET HORAN KATHERINE HUSS “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” Janet Horan questions as she gazes into the mirror. Following a memorial Mass for Gretchen Weber, Nancy Dockrv had her hands full babysitting Kathy Troup and her pet animal 115 THERESA HUTCHISON SUSAN JAEKELS MARY JANSSEN MARTHA JENSEN JEAN KANE MELANIE RASTER SUSAN KELLY BARBARA KLISTER Beth Barry would skip lunch to talk to that spe¬ cial person. “Mom? SENIORS JANE KOLSTAD MARY KRAMER KATHY KROENING PATRICIA KRONSCHNABEL PATRICIA KRYSHAK MARI LARSHEID ROSE LEMENS LEAH LISON PATRICIA LOCH KIM MADZINSKI MARY MALONEY JOANNE MANDERS 117 SENIORS KIM MARTENS MARY M A RTIN PATRICIA MATHES DONNA MAYER MAUREEN MC KENNA LORETTA MC KEOUGH LINDA MEIER MARY MENARD TERESA MOTT ELIZABETH MOUTRIE -SUSAN MURPHY KATHRYN NOVITSKI JANE O’BRIEN NANCY PANURE Mary Kramer and Lois Buhr happily watch as the Souper Stars recover a fumble from the Tweedy Birds. Mary’s status as water girl changed when the weather forced teams and spectators alike to drink something warmer than the ice water that had been provided. 120 SUZANN PAUL DEBORAH PETERS MARY PIGEON BRENDA POH DEBBRA PRIEWE CYNTHIA PUISSANT JANE RENTMEESTER LINDA RENTMEESTER MARY REYNOLDS MARY RIOPELLE MARY ROBINSON BARBARA ROLLIN 121 SENIORS DEBRA RYAN MARY RYAN THERESA SCHEVERS LYNN SCHIBLY JUDY SCHLAPMAN KATHRYN SCHUETTE MARY SCHUMACHER CATHERINE SELINS KY MARY SHANAHAN MARY SIMON MAUREEN SLOAN JOAN SOIK 122 Wendy Doll takes her anxieties to the snows of Green Bay, Wisconsin for the first time in her lls v I- k . 4 . life. Being very proud after her first snowball she succeeds in getting the second one up and is happily content and satisfied with using her head to complete her snowman. SUSAN SORENSON CAROL STEINFELDT TERESA STONE SARAH SULLIVAN JAYNE SYLVESTER LEE ANN TEBON 123 JOANNE THIBAUDEAU CHRISTINA TILLEMAN CYNTHIA TIMMERMAN MARY TIMMERS MARY TURENSKY MARGARET UNKER SARA VAN ABEL PATTI VANDEN BUSCH NANCY VANDEN HEUVEL After receiving their 1971 Acadean , the girls in Homeroom 205 attenta- tively browse through their books, silently re¬ calling memories of the past year. I “ i fey Peggy, what are you doing tonight . .. there’s no place to go . . . so I ' ll have a party!” cunningly plans Sheila Canning with Peggy Van Dyk. SENIORS Bundling against the elements did not prevent sur¬ prise from showing on the face of Mary Turenskv. CHRISTINE VANDEN MEERENDONK LINDA VANDENWYMELENBERG PATRICIA VANDERMUSS AMY VANDER ZANDEN ELLEN D. VANDER ZANDEN PATRICIA VANDER ZANDEN 125 MARGARET VAN DYK SUZANNE VAN EGEREN KATHLEEN VAN LANEN VICTORIA VAN LANEN LINDA VAN SISTINE SUZANNE VAN SISTINE CONSTANCE WAGNER JANE WALD KIRCH JANE WARPINSKI MARGARET WATZKA JACQUELINE WEBB KAY WEBB SENIORS 126 LUANN WEBER PATRICIA WEBER MARY WETLI JUDITH WIEGAND ANNE YUENGER SI iARON ZIEGELBAUER Laurie Counihan and Mary Duffy give an inexpert but cheerful blow-by- blow commentary of the game. Even without the benefit of instant re¬ play, their comments proved to be colorful and entertaining to the fans watching the game from the bleachers below the press box. 127 Dawn Berg 1954-L971 I wish for you, my friend, This happiness that I’ve found. You can depend on Him; It matters not where you’re bound. I’ll shout it from the mountain tops; I want my world to know; The Lord, my God, has come to me; I want to pass it on. 128 129 “Food and good company are more than enough rea¬ son to come out into the relaxing sun, muses Debbie Vitulli. As two students rush out to a picnic on the school campus lawn, Sister Elizabeth Ann prepares to join in the festivities. Julie Yuenger, during a Sophomore Class meeting, shows her friends how to do the “hula.” 130 To celebrate the closing of yet another school year, faculty and stu- packed lunches, Mrs. I)ix, Sister Jane, Mrs. Jewell, and Mrs. Heller dents gather outside for an informal picnic. After receiving student group together to discuss campus goings-on. After eating their picnic lunch, juniors work off a little energy by getting together a good old-fash¬ ioned water fight. 131 Sophomores take advantage of the weather to hold one of their colorful class meetings. Good exercise and fine days make bike riding popular in the spring. 132 Lori Ahl, Peggy Van Dyk, Lois Buhr, and Linda Van Sistine contemplate the food at the National Honor Society picnic. The various freshman homerooms gather around the outdoor stage during one of their springtime class meetings. Terri Stone reads the jun¬ ior literary magazine, Sunrise-Sunset , while enjoying the afternoon sun. 133 During the Mother-Daughter Breakfast, Sister Magdala speaks to the seniors who will soon be departing from St. Joseph Academy. Mrs. John Haney and Mrs. Adolph Herold, with their daughters Lynne and Mary respectively, attend the Mother-Daughter Breakfast. After the graduation Mass, which took place at St. John’s, grad- of the Downtowner Motel. Here they enjoy a delicious breakfast uates and their mothers congregate in one of the banquet rooms and each other s company. 135 Judy Wiegand, Nancy Panure, and Maryann Moran help Janine The class of 1972 from St. Joseph Academy start their gradution march from the Denis get ready before the graduation Mass. auditorium of St. Francis Xavier grade school. Sister Ellen Cecilia directs the choir that sings for the graduation ceremonies. The group is composed of sopho¬ more volunteers from the Sophomore Chorus and juniors from the Glee Club. 136 Father James Vanden Hogan gives a talk on re¬ sponsibilities of a Chris¬ tian woman. Sister Victor Marie watches Margie ' ’nker, Sue Jaekels, Beth Sue Paul, Mary Shanahan, Tina Mongin, and Kathy Novit- Caffrey, Pauline Arbour, Nancy Dockry, Jo Ann Manders, ski march from the Cathedral. 139 Co-editors Janine Denis and Ann Men ting thought that nothing could ever come between them, but much to their surprise, American Yearbook Company representative Mr. Edward Last accomplishes this Herculean task. He also pursues the staff from behind, unable to get ahead of them. Faculty and Staff Directory Mrs. Carol Andersen, B.A. — Ripon College .English Sister Angela Marie Becker, M.A. University of Missouri Sister Marie Dolores Bland, M.A. — St. Louis University . Home Economics, Senior Class Co-Moderator Spanish, Religion, Junior Class Co-Moderator Spanish Club Moderator Sister Mary Adeleithe Brannon, B.A. — Fontbonne College .... Office Sister Ruth Marie Burkart, M.S. — University of Notre 1 )ame ..... Science, A-V Department Head National Honor Society Moderator St. Louis University .. Registrar . ... Latin, Classical Club Moderator Sister Mary Thomasine Colbert, M.A. — Sister Helen Irene Dailey, M.A. — St. Louis University Mrs. Carol Detert ...Secretary .. ....Art Mrs. Roberta Dix, B.A. — Sister Barbara Fleury, M.A.T. Sister Mari on Joseph Gerl, M.S.T. Sister Mary Louise Gunther, M.A. Lawrence University....... . . ; . Purdue l diversity... Mathematics, Religion, Acadean Moderator — Whitewater.Business Education University of Wisconsin — Indiana University.. French, Religion, Student Council Moderator Mrs. Maurine Heller, B.A. — University of Illinois...Business Education Sister Ellen Cecilia Henkel, M.M. (Candidate) — University of Wisconsin — Madison .... Music, Religion, Madrigals Sister Victor Marie Jackson, M.A. — University of Notre Dame . Social Studies, Senior Class Co-Moderator Sister Mary Joel Jacques, M. Ed. — St. Louis University .Guidance, Religion Mrs. Madeline Jewell, M.A. (Candidate) — University of Wisconsin — Milwaukee .English, Film, Religion Sister Mary Carmen Kane, M.A. — Marquette University .English, Books ton Sister Ella Josephine Raster, M.A. — St. Louis University. Social Studies, Social Studies I)epartment Head Sister Carol Joan Keane, M.A. — St. Louis University. Social Studies, Religion, Basketball Coach Sister Kathryn Kitslaar, M.A. — University of Notre Dame .Guidance, Guidance Department Head Rev. David Koch, M.A. (Candidate) — University of Dayton ....Religion, Guidance Sister Mary Charlotte Konop, B.S. — De Paul University . Science, Science (’lub Moderator Mrs. Joanna Laabs, M.S.T. (Candidate) — The C atholic University of America ..... Mathematics Future Teachers Moderator Sister Anne Christine Looze, M.S. — University of Notre Dame.Mathematics, Prayer Group Moderator Will-O-Way Moderator — Stevens Point .- Social Studies Freshman Class Co-Moderator Miss Jeanette Miller, M.A. — University of Wisconsin ,Sister Judith Ann Miller, M.A. (Candidate) — St. John’s University . Religion, Religion Department Head Junior Class Co-Moderator Sister Agnes Bernard Mulvaney, M.A. — De Paul University. English, Speech, Drama Club Moderator English Department Head Sister Agnes Elizabeth Murphy, M.F.A. — The Catholic University of America. ... Business Office Miss Alice Neugent, B.A. — Mount Mary College .. Business Education, Business Educat ion Department Head Mrs. Catherine Niles, B.Ed. — University of Wisconsin — La Crosse ... .. Physical Educat inn Sister Elizabeth Ann O’Donnell, M.A. — (’entral Michigan University .. Biology, Science Depart ment Head Mrs. Suzanne Pahl, B.A. — Fontbonne College .... Religion, Social Studies Mrs. Lorraine Persing, M.S. — University of Wisconsin — )shkosh .. Mathemat ics Mathematics Department Head, Sophomore Class Co-Moderator Sister Mary Magdala Pieschel, M. Ed. — St. Louis University.... Principal Mrs. Joanne Rathbum, M. Ed. (Candidatei — University of Wisconsin — Oshkosh . Reading Mrs. Helen Reince, B.A. — Mount Mary College English Sister Jane Salmon, M.A. — University of Notre Dame . . French, French Club Moderator, Language Department Head Sister Mary Pelagia Schmidt, M.S. — St. Mary’s College — Xavier, Kansas .English Sister Margaret Schulz, M.A. 1 andidate ' —University of Notre Dame .Social Studies Freshman Class o-Moderator Mrs. Ruth Scovell, B.S. — North Dakota College ..Physical Education, GAA Moderator Sister Mary Agnita Shea, B.A. — Fontbonne 1 ollege ....Biology, Knitting Sister Dorothy Eleanor Sipp, M.A.L.S. — Rosary (’ollege . Library, Library Club Moderator Sister Mary harlotte Smith, M.A. — St. Louis University . Spanish, Mission 1 lub Moderai or Sophomore Class ( lo-Moderator Mrs. Jean Vander Heiden, B.A. — University of Wisconsin — Oshkosh ..English Sister Sarah Joseph Van Drisse, M.A. — 1 diversity of Notre Dame .Assistant Principal, Religion, English Sister Rita Catherine von Steiger, M.A. — St. Louis University... Latin, Religion 141 CONNIE AERTS 536 Lande Street , De Pere St. Joseph Parish , De Pere Acadean Representative 4; CSMC, Repre- sentative 4; GAA 1; Latin lub 1; Latin Honors 1; National Honor Society 4; Pen- nings Pep Club 1,2; Yolunteens 3. LORETTA AHL (LORI) 2820 University Avenue SS. Peter and Paul Parish (’SMC; Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4; Representa¬ tive to the Girl Scout National Conven¬ tion 3; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Com¬ mendation 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Council Representative 4; Trees for To¬ morrow 2. NANCY ANTIL 214 West Mission Road St. Matthew Parish CSMC Representative 4; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 2. PAULINE ARBOUR (PAULA) 707 Columbia Avenue Annunciation Parish CSMC; GAA 1; Red Cross Club 1. EILEEN ARENS 2360 Hawthorne Place St. Matthew Parish Acadette 1,2; CSMC, Representative 3, Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3; GAA 1,2; Ideal Cademy Girl Nominee 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Penn in gs Pep Club 2; Red Cross 1 lub 1; Spanish (’lub 2; ’rees for Tomorrow 2. BETH BARRY 903 North Locust Street St. Jude Parish Transferred from Assumption High School, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin 3; Art Club 2; Assumption Cheerleader 2; Assumption Pep Club 1,2; Representative 2; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Spanish Club 1; YMCA 1,2,4. COLLEEN BARTH 563 Acme Street SS. Peter and Paul Parish CSMC; Glee Club 2,3,4. MARGARET BASHE (MARGIE) 1079 Rockdale Street St. Joseph Parish Acadette 1; “A Handful of Rainbows” 3, CCD Teacher 3; Class Treasurer 3; Drama Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Five High 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3; Latin Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Latin Con¬ vention 2; Latin Honors 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Nat ional Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Premontre Pep Club 2, 3,4; Premontre Play 4; Parish Sodality 2, 3,4; Will-O-Way 4; Young Democrats 4. ANNE BIOLO 3226 Waubenoor Drive Resurrection Parish Acadean 4; CSMC; French Club 2,3; French National Honor Society 3; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 2,3, ‘‘Pirates of Penzance” 2; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep 1 lub 1,2; Physics Club 4; President; Red Cross Club 1; YMCA 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH BRICE (BORA) 1117 Ernst Drive St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Senior Ball Court. MARLA BUDZIS 1262 Eliza Street St. Willebrord Parish CSMC; GAA 1; Glee Club 2,3,4. Senior Directory LOIS BUHR 380 Bader Streer St. Bernard Parish Acadette 1,2; CSMC, Co-Representative 1; French Club 1,2,3,4; French National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; [ iAA 2; dee Club 2, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Library ”lub 1.2.3.4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Lit¬ erary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4; Volunteens 2,3; Will-O-Wav 4. LINDA BUSHMAKER 155 East Allouez Avenue St. Matthew Parish Audio-Visual Club 4; CCD Teacher 4; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3,4; Glee (’lub 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2, “Hansel and Gretel 4; Red Toss lub 1, 2.3.4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Will-O- Way 2,4. WENDELIN BUSHMAN (WENDY) 127South Eric Street , De Pere St. Mars ' Parish , De Pere CSMC; GAA 1. REBECCA BUTLER (BECKY) 1138 Loch Drive St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Red ross Club 1; Span¬ ish Club 1; Volunteens 1,2. ELIZABETH CAFFREY (BETH) 515 Porlier Street St. John Parish CSMC; French Club 1; GAA 1; Junior Prom Court; Red Cross Club 1; Volun¬ teens 1,2,3; Will-O-Way 1; YMCA 1,2,3; YWCA 4. NANCY CAMPBELL 1105 Ernst Drive St. Agnes Parish CCD Teacher 1; CSMC; GAA 1,2. SHEILA CANNING 800 East St. Francis Road, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere (dass Secretary 4; CSMC; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Pennings Pep Club 3, Representative; Project Christopher 3; Sajoacs 3,4; Senior Ball Court. ANTOINETTE CAPPELLE (TONI) Route ! De Pere St. Mary Parish, Glen more CSMC; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Hansel and Gretel ’ 4; Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Will-O-Wav 3,4. CATHERINE CAVIL (CATHY) 1691 Crooks Street St. Philip Parish Acadean Representative 3; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Handicapped Essay Winner 3. CAROL CLARKSEN 1278 Langlade Street St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1. ELLEN CONLEY 1401 South Clay Street St. Mary of the Angels Parish Class Secretar y 2; CSMC, Representative 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; YWCA 3. CORINNE CONRAD (CORI) P25 Hazel Street St. Patrick Parish Acadean Representative 1; CSMC; Dra¬ ma Club 1,4, “Young and Fair” 4; GAA 1; Glee (dub 4; Premontre Play 3,4; Volun¬ teens 3; Young Democrats 3; YWCA 4. DEBORAH COOTWAY (DEBBIE) 1048 Main Street, Wrights town St. Paul Parish, Wrights town CSMC, Representative 4; DAR Citizen¬ ship Award 4; Glee Club 2; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Honors 2; Library Club 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Physics Club 4. GEORGIANA COSTELLA (GEORGE) 1500 Shannon Street St. Agnes Parish CSMC; Future d’eachers 4; GAA 1,2,4; Premontre Play 4; Premontre Pep Club 1, 2.3.4. SUSAN COUNARD (SUE) 1124 Eliza Street St. Francis Xavier Parish CSMC; GAA 2; dee Club 2; Volunteens 2,3. LAURIE COUNIHAN 1636 Third Street, De Pere St. Joseph Parish, De Pere CSMC; Drama Club 1,2; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Future Teachers 4; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Green Lake Convention 3,4; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pennings Play 3,4; Pray¬ er Group 4; Red Cross Club 1; Student Council Representative 1,3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Student Council Workshop 2,4; Volunteens 2; Will-O-Way 4. CHRISTEL CREVdER (CHRIS) 725 Danz Avenue SS. Peter and Paul Parish CSMC. ANN DANIELS 2708 Humboldt Road St. Francis Xavier Parish CSMC; Glee (dub 2,3; Operation Area Arts 1. DIANE DAUL 351 Skyline Boulevard St. Bernard Parish CSMC; GAA 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Honors 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Parish Sodality 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN DAUL (KATHY) Vine Road, Kaukauna St. Nicholas Parish, Freedom Acadean Representative 2; Class Vice- President 1; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2.3.4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Pennings Pep lub 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. KRISTINE DAUL (KRISTY) Vine Road, Kaukauna St. Nicholas Parish , Freedom ( lass President 2; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3; dee lub 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Green Bay Youth Safety Council 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3.4; Stu¬ dent ' ouncil Representative 1; Student Council Secretary 4. PAULA DAUL 408 South Huron Street, De Pere St. Mary Parish, De Pere (’SMC; GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Will-O-Way 4. DEBRA DEBAUCHE (DEBBIE) 1519 Ellis Street SS, Peter and Paul Parish ' SM ' ■; Premontre Pep ( lub 2. DIANE DE GRAND 1457 Eastman Avenue SS. Peter and Paul Parish CCD Teacher 2,3; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Premontre Pep Club 2,3,4; Red Cross ’lub 2; Volunteens 2,3; Young Democrats 4. JANINE DENIS 101 Rosemont Drive Resurrection Parish 142 Acadean 4, Co-Editor; SMC; Flying 2,3, 4; French Club 2; Glee lub 2; Ideal Acade¬ my Girl Nominee 2; National Honor So¬ ciety 4; XSF High School Science Insti¬ tute 3; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 2; Volun- teens 1,2,3,4, President-Elect 3, President 4. SUSAN DETERVILLE (SUE) Route 1, New Franken St. Joseph , New Franken CSMC, Co-Representative 1; French Club 1,2; French National Honor Society 1; GAA 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1, 2; ' )peration Area Arts 1; Prayer Group 4; Red Cross Club 2; Volunteens 2. NANCY DOCKRY 1645 McArthur Street St. Matthew Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Secre¬ tary 4, ' Pirates of Penzance 2; Madrigals 4; Pennings Pep Club 1,2; Volunteens 1. WENDY DOLL 1421 Shannon Street St. Agnes Parish Transferred from Fort Hunt High School, Alexandria, Virginia 4; CSMC. MARY DUFFY (DUPIE) 920 Grant Street , West De Pere St. Boniface Parish, West De Pere Acadean Representative 4; CSMC, Repre¬ sentative 2; GAA 1; Glee Club 2; Latin Honors 1; Pennings Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Volunteens 2. MARY DZIENGELESKI (JINGLES) 1209 Lawe Street St. Mary of the Angels Parish Acadean 3,4; Drama ! lub 1,2; Handi¬ capped Essay Winner 3; Pennings Pep Club 3; Red Cross Club 1; Project Appala¬ chia 4; Project Christopher 3. JANET EDELBECK 1081 April Lane Nativity of Our Lord Parish CSMC; Frantics 2; GAA 1. MARY EHLINGER 1611 Chicago Street St. Philip Parish Class Secretary 3; CSMC; Drama Club 1, 3,4; “Time Out for Ginger” 1, “A Handful of Rainbows” 3; I ' rantics 2; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2, “Hansel and Gretei” 4; Junior Prom Court; Literary Magazine 3; Madrigals 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Operation Area Arts 1; Premontre Pep Club 2,3; Premontre Plav 3,4; Student Council ! W r President 4; Student Council Representa¬ tive 1; Summer Music Theatre Play 3; ' Frees for Tomorrow 2; UVVGB Summer Music Clinic 1. MARY EISENREICH (EISIE) 203 Allard Avenue Annunciation Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2,4; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2. GEORGIA FARAH (BUNNY) 1931 Rainbow Avenue, De Pere St. Boniface Parish, De Pere Acadean Representative 3; CSMC; French Club 1; GAA 1,2,3; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Senior Ball Court; Volun¬ teens 2. MARY FASHINGBAUER 1200 Hastings Street St. Willebrord Parish CSMC. CHERYL FROELICH Route 6 St. Bernard Parish CCD Teacher 3,4; CSMC; GAA 2; Glee Club 2,3.4, Hansel and Gretel” 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Latin Honors 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Play 2,3; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 2; Will-O- Way 4. DEBRA GEORGE (DEBBIE) 1102 Grant Street, De Pere St. Joseph Parish , De Pere CSM ' ; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Pennings Play 2; Red Cross Club 1,2. MARY GERLACH (JO) 1032 South Jackson Street St. Willebrord Parish Acadean 4; Audio-Visual ' lub 1,2,3,4; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pir- ates of Penzance” 2, “Hansel and GreteF 4; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4; Praver Group 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Will-0-VVay4. MARY HAEN (BETSY) Route 3Kaukauna St. Francis Parish, Kaukauna Audio-Visual 4; CSMC, Representative 2, 3; CYO 4; 4-H Club 1,2, President 1,2; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Handicapped Essay Winner 3; National Honor Society 4, President 4; Pennings Pep Club; Prayer Group 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Will-O-Way 4. LYNNE HANEY 801 South Erie Street, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere CSMC; De Pere Youth Council 1,2,3,4; Head Start 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4; Parish So¬ dality 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Volunteens 2,3. JEANNE HART 1403 Mayfair Street , De Pere St, Mary Parish, De Pere CSMC; GAA 1; Volunteens 2,3,4. PATRICIA HEIM (PAT) 1300 Bond Street St. Jude Parish CSMC, Representative 1; 1AA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Red 1 ross Club 1; YWCA 1,2,3. MARTHA HENNICK 202 St. Ma t th ews S tree t St. Matthew Parish Acadette 2; CSMC; French lub 1,2; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 3,4. LYNN HERMANS 1585 Cedar Street SS. Peter and Paul Parish CCD Teacher 1,2,3,4; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2, “Hansel and Gretel” 4; Library lub 1, 2; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4. MARGARET HERMANS (PEGGY) 1341 Hastings Street St. Mary of the Angels Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Premontre Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. ANN HERMSEN 807 Spence Street St. Agnes Parish Transferred from Franklin Junior High School, Green Bay 2; CSMC; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Premontre Plav 1. PATRICIA HERMSEN (PAT) 805 St. Francis Road, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere CSM ' ; Debate Club 3; Drama Club 1,3; Operation Area Arts 2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2; Pennings Play 2,3. MARY HEROLD 316 South Van Buren Street St. Francis Xavier Parish Class Second Vice-President 1; CSMC; CYO 1,2; GAA 1,2; Premontre Pep Club 1. 2,3,4; Premontre Play 3,4; Red Cross Club 143 1; St. Norbert Play 3; Student Council Representative 3; YWCA 3. MARGARET HESSEL (PEGGY) 1015 Crooks Street St, Francis Xavier Parish ( ' SMC; GAA 1,2; Premontre Cheerleader 2,3,4; Summer Camp 3,4; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Premontre Play 3,4; Red Cross Club 1; Seifert ' s Teen Board 4; Student Council Representative 1; YWCA 2. JULIE HILLEN 257 Simonet Street St. Matthew Parish CSMC; French Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3,4; Glee ( ' lub 2,3; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council Repre¬ sentative 1; Volunteens 2. ELIZABETH HOFFMAN (BETSY) 1108 Fourth Street, De Pere St. Joseph Parish, De Pere CSMC; Volunteens 2,3. BARBARA HOFMAN (BARB) 1019 Ethel Avenue Annunciation Parish CCD Teacher 3; CSMC; Inter-Faith Youth (’ouncil 1,2,3; Red ( ross Club 1,2. CYNTHIA HOLZNECHT (CINDY) 236 Longview Avenue Resurrection Parish CSMC; French Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Pen¬ nings Pep Club 2,3,4; Pennings Play 2,3; Student Council Representative 4. JANET HORAN 3325 Waubenoor Dr. Resurrection Parish CSM ’; GAA 1; Prange Teen Board 3,4; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE HUSS (KAY) Route 2, Box 223, Kaukauna St. Nicholas Parish, Freedom CSMC; GAA 1; Latin Club 1,2; Pennings Pep Club; Spanish Club 2,3. THERESA HUTCHISON (TERRI) 2316 Oakwood Avenue St. Matthew Parish Transferred From Washington Junior High School, New Franken 2; CSMC; GAA 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Madrigals 4; Prayer Group 4. SUSAN JAEKELS (SUE) 647 South Jackson Street St. Francis Xavier Parish Acadean Representative 1; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4; YMCA 1,2. MARY JANSSEN (ANGEL) Route 2 Old Planck Road, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere CSMC, Representative 2; Fish 2; French Club 1,2; GAA 1; Girl Scouts 2,3; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2. MARTHA JENSEN 1108 South Monroe Avenue St. John the Evangelist Parish CSMC, Representative 1; GAA 1; Glee Club 2; ’ennings Pep Club 4; Red Cross Club 2. JEAN KANE 1118 Division Street Annunciation Parish CSMC; Cystics Fibrosis Foundation; Li¬ brary Club 1; Red Cross Club 1. I vf MELANIE RASTER 244 Dauphin Street St. Matthew Parish Art Club 1; Class Treasurer 4; Cover of Green Bay Youth Symphony Program Winner 4; Frantics 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Presi¬ dent 4; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2; Pennings Pep ’lub 2,3; Sajoacs 3; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 3; YWCA 2 SUSAN KELLY (SUE) 200 St. Francis Drive Resurrection Parish CSMC; Red Cross Club 1; Student Coun¬ cil Representative 3; Volunteens 2. BARBARA KLISTER (BARB) 15 North Huron Street, De Pere St. Mary Parish, De Pere CSMC, Representative 1; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2; Latin Honors 2; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Pen¬ nings Play 3; Student Council Represent¬ ative 4; Trees for Tomorrow 2. JANE KOLSTAD 221 South Clay Street, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere Acadette 2; Curative Workshop Summer Camp 2,3,4; CSMC, Representative 2; French Club 2,3,4, President 4; French National Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Pennings Play 2,3; Red Cross Club 1; Vol¬ unteens 2,3. MARY KRAMER (JO) 1263 Mather Street St. Jude Parish CSMC; Debate 1; GAA 1; Latin Honors 1, 2; Library Club 1,2,3; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4; Operation Area Arts 1; Red Cross Club 1; Volun¬ teens 1,2,3,4; WiIl-0-W T ay 4. KATHY KROENING 2540 Beaumont Avenue St. Matthew Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pir¬ ates of Penzance” 2; National Honor So¬ ciety 4; Spanish Club 1,2. PATRICIA KRONSCHNABEL (PATTIE) Rural Route 2, Greenleaf St. Mary Parish, Greenleaf CD Teacher 1; CSMC; Library ' lub 4, President 4. PATRICIA KRYSHAK (PATTI) 1624 Chateau Drive St. Agnes Parish CSMC; French Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Na¬ tional Anthology Essay Winner 3. MARI LARSCHEID 1952 University Avenue SS. Peter and Paul Parish Acadette 1,2; Art Club 1; ' SMC; French Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3. ROSE LEMENS Route 2, 1119 Huron Road Holy Martyrs of Gorcum Art Club 1; Audio-Visual Club 4; CSMC; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Summer Camp Counse¬ lor 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penz¬ ance” 2, “Hansel and Gretel ' 4; Literary Magazine 1,3; National Anthology Essay Winner 3; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Student Council Rep¬ resentative 4; Trees for Tomorrow 2; Young America Speaks Essay Winner 3. LEAH LISON 2228 South Oneida Street Nativity Of Our Lord Parish CSMC; GAA 1. PATRICIA LOCH 1541 Russell Street St. Agnes Parish CSMC, Representative 4; Literary Maga¬ zine 3; National Honor Society 4; Pre¬ montre Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3. KIM MADZINKI 3030 South Webster Avenue Resurrection Parish CSMC, Representative 2; French Club 4; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Parish Sodality 1; Pennings Pep Club 3,4; Pennings Play 3; Red Cross Club 1. MARY MALONEY (KATIE) 644 South Roosevelt Street St. Mary of the Angels Parish CCD Teacher 4; Class President 1; CSMC; CYO 1,2; Drama Club 1; FAS Board Member 1; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2, 3, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1,2; ISLI Convention 4; Junior Prom Queen; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4; Prayer Group 4; Premontre Pep Club 2; Red Cross 1; Student Council Vice-President 4; Sum¬ mer Camp for the Handicapped 2; Sum¬ mer Camp for the Mentally Retarded 3; WASC Convention 4; Will-6-Way 4, JOANNE MAXDERS 519 Dunning Drive, De Pere St. Boniface Parish, De Pere CSMC; Glee Club 2,3; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 2. KIM MARTENS 1429 Briquelet Street St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1; Pre¬ montre Cheerleader 2; Volunteens 1. 144 MARY MARTIN (MARY PAT) Rural Route2, Greenleaf St. Mary Parish, Greenleaf Acadette 1; CSMC; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; National 4-H Club Congress 4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; French National Honor Society 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; “Pirates of Penzance 2, President 4; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep Club 1.2; Red ross Club 1; State Fair Participant 2; Volunteens 2,3, 4. PATRICIA MATHES 2036 Preble Avenue SS. Peter and Paul Parish Transferred from Roncalli High School. Manitowoc 4; CSMC; Glee Club 2 DONNA MAYER 228 Rumir Street St. Bernard Parish CSMC; 1-Tench Club 3; GAA 3; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Pennings Cheerleade 2; lied Cross Club 1; Science Club 3, Vice-President; Volunteens C Will-O-Way 1; YWCA 1. MAUREEN MC KENNA 230 Terrace Court Resurrection Parish CSMC; GAA 1; Glee Club 2,3; Parish Sodality 1; Pennings Pep Club 1,4; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 4; Will-O- Way 1. LORETTA MC KEOUGH (LORI) 1136 South Monroe Avenue St. John the Evangelist Parish CSM ' ; GAA 1,2,4; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Premontre Cheerleader 2; Premontre Pep ' lub 4; Premontre Plav 4. LINDA MEIER 1479 Cedar Street SS. Peter and Paul Parish Class Vice-President 3; CSMC; French Club 1,2; jAA 1,2,3; Glee 1 lub 2,3,4; Lit¬ erary Magazine 3; Red Cross Club 1; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 1,4; Volun¬ teens 2,3. MARY MENARD 1106 Grant Street, De Pere St. Boniface Parish, De Pere CCD Teacher 4; CSM ; De Pere Mayor ' s Youth ( ' ommission 3; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Parish Guitar Group 1,2,3, Treasur¬ er 2,3; Pennings Pep Club 1,2; Red Cross Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2,4. ANN MENTING 157 Hilltop Drive Resurrection Parish Acadean 4, Co-Editor; CSMC; French National Honor Society 3; Glee Club 2,3, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Ideal Academy m Girl Nominee 2; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4, Vice-President 4; Parish Sodality 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 2,3; Red C ross Club 1; Senior Ball t |ueen; Student Council Representative 2; Volun¬ teens 1,2,3,4. JUDITH MEYER (JUDI) 232 Beaupre Street St. Matthew Parish Art Club 1; CSMC, Representative 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; YWCA 1. MARY MILLER 1240 Kellogg Street Annunciation Parish CCD Teacher 2; CSMC; Drama Club 4; GAA 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; ‘ Pirates of Penz¬ ance 2; Madrigals 3,4; Premontre Pep Club 2; Red Cross ' ’lub 1; Senior Ball Court. CYNTHIA MOCCO (CINDY) 904 South Oneida Street St. Joseph Parish CSMC; GAA 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Parish Sodality 2; Premontre Pep Club 1. MARY MOHR 419 Simonet Street St. Matthew Parish Betty ( ’rocker Contest Winner 4; CSMC; GAA 1; Latin Honors 1; Library ’lub 1; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4, TINA MONGIN 1301 Summer Range Road, De Pere St. Francis Xavier Parish, De Pere Class Vice-President 2; CSMC; French Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Madrigals 3,4; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Pennings Play 3, 4; Volunteens 1. ELIZABETH MOORE (LIZ) 703 North Clay Street, De Pere St. Mary Parish, De Pere CSMC; Drama lub 1; Glee � ’lub 2; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 4; Volun¬ teens 2,3; Wisconsin Youth to Youth 4. MARYANN MORAN 8 6’ Kellogg Street St. Patrick Parish CCD Teacher 3; CSMC, Representative 2, Secretary 3; Fish 4; GAA 1; Junior Prom Court; Library Club 1. MARLENE MOTIFF 1330 Dousman Street St. Jude Parish CSMC; GAA I; YWCA 2. TERRY MOTT 311 Linck Court Resurrection Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Premontre Pep Club 1, 2; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 2. ELIZABETH MOUTRIE (BETTE) 518 13th Avenue St. Joseph Parish CCD Teacher 3; CSMC, Representative 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Library (’lub 1,2; Parish Sodality 2,3,4; Volun¬ teens 2. SUSAN MURPHY (SUE) 6 20 West Briar Lane Resurrection Parish CSMC, Representative 2; GAA 1,2,3; Red Cross Club 1,2. KATHRYN NOVITSKI (KATHY) 521 St. Jude Street St. Jude Parish Acadean 4; ’SMC; Five High 3; GAA 1,2; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Semi-finalist 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. JANE O’BRIEN 1456 Cook Street, De Pere St. Francis Parish, De Pere CSMC; GAA 1; Glee Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Pennings ’ep ! ’lub 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4. NANCY PANURE 1229 Mather Street Annunciation Parish ’Transferred from Franklin Junior High School, Green Bay 2; C ’D Teacher 1; CSMC; Premontre Play 4; Young Demo¬ crats 4; Y-Teens 2. SUZANN PAUL (SUE) 436 North Michigan Street, De Pere St. Francis Xavier Parish, De Pere CCD Teacher 1,2; De Pere Youth Council 1.2, Secretary 2; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Latin Honors 1; Madri¬ gals 3,4; National Honor Society 4, Secre¬ tary 4; Parish Sodality 3; Pennings Play 2, 3,4; Student Council Representative 2; Trees for Tomorrow 2. DEBORAH PETERS (DEBBIE) 433 St. Jude Street St. Jude Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pir¬ ates of Penzance 2; Madrigals 3,4; Pre¬ montre Play 3,4; St. Norbert Harvest Music Festival 3. MARY PIGEON (MARY JANE) 606 Schwartz Street St. Philip Parish CSMC; Drama Club 1,4; Red (’ross Club 2.3, Secretary 3. BRENDAPOH 2375 Riverside Drive Transferred from East High School, Ireen Bay 3; CSMC; ’hemistrv lub 4, Vice-President; Green Bay Youth Sym¬ phony 2,3,4. DEBBRA PRIEWE (DEBBIE) 3606 South Clay Street Resurrection Parish Transferred from East High School, Green Bay 4; CSMC; Future Farmers of America 3; YWCA 4. CYNTHIA PUISSANT 100 East Whitney Street St. Matthew Parish CSMC; Prayer Group 4; Will-O-Way 1,4. JANE RENTMEESTER 1406 Garland Street St. Mary of the Angels Parish CSMC; GAA 2; Premontre Pep Club 2; Science Club 1. LINDA RENTMEESTER Rural Route3, Highway 29 St. Bernard Parish CCD Teacher 1,2; CSMC; French Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance 2; Library Club 1,2; Medical Careers Club 2,3,4, ' Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Sci¬ ence Club 3. MARY REYNOLDS 1139 Kellogg Street Annunciation Parish 145 Camp Bird Counselor 3; CSMC; Drama Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Inter-Faith Youth Council 2; Premontre Cheerleader 2; Premontre Pep 1 ' lub 1,2,3, 4; Red Cross 1 ' lub 1; Spanish Club 1,2. MARY RIOPELLE (RIO) 504 Porlier Street St. ■John the Evangelist Parish Class President 4; CSMC, Representative 2: Fish 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2; Prayer Group 4; Pre¬ montre Pep l( lub 3,4; Premontire Play 3, 4; Senior Ball Court; Student Council Representative 1; Will-O-Way 1,2,3,4; Wisconsin Youth-to-Youth 4; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1. MARY ROBINSON 1321 Kellogg Street St. Jude Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Pre¬ montre Pep ’lub 2,3; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 3,4; ' Couth Association for Retarded Children 3; YWCA 2,3. BARBARA ROLLIN ' (BARB) 1459 Liberty Street St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Student ' ouncil Representative 3; Volunteens 3; YWCA 2, 3,4. DEBRA RYAN (DEBBIE) 2685 Beaumont Street St. Matthew Parish Class Third Vice-President 1; CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Pennings Pep lub 4; Project Christopher 3; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 1,2. MARY RYAN 1105 North Platten Street St. Jude Parish Art Club 1; Brotherhood Poster Winner 3; CSMC; Drama Club 3; GAA 1,2; Pre¬ montre Play 3; Red Cross Club 1; Young Democrats 4; YWCA 2. THERESA SCHEVERS (TERRY) Route 1, Oneida St. Joseph Parish, Oneida Acadean 3,4; ( SMC; GAA 1; Latin Hon¬ ors 1,2; National Honor Society 4, LYNN SCHIBLY 805 South Monore St. John the Evangelist Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Pennings Cheerleader 2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Project Chris¬ topher 3; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 1; Will-O-Way 2; Wisconsin Youth-to- Youth 4; YMCA 4; YWCA 1,2,3. JUDI SCHLAPMAN 319 Dauphin Street St. Matthew Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 4; Michigan State Gymnastics Clinic 3; Music Theater Play 2; ' Yemontre Cheer¬ leader 2; Premontre Pep Club 2; Spanish ’lub 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; YMCA. MARY SCHUMACHER 2591 Beaumont Street St. Matthew Parish Cheerleading Camp 3; CSMC, Represent¬ ative 1,3; Latin Honors 2; Library Club 1; Pennings Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Pennings Play 3; Volunteens 2 . KATHRYN SCHUETTE (KATHY) 413 Dauphin Street St. Matthew Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2,3; Premontre Pep Club l,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 1 , 2 . CATHERINE SELINSKY (CATHY) 1166 13th Avenue St. Joseph Parish CSMC; Frantics 2; GAA 1,2, Sports Head 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Madrigals; Parish Sodality 2; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Premontre Plav 3,4; Spanish Club 1,4. MARY SHANAHAN 3740 Li bal Street Resurrection Parish CSMC; GAA 2,3,4; Parish Sodality 1,2; Red Cross Club 1,2; Student Council Rep¬ resentative 4; Volunteens 1,2,3. MARY SIMON 1221 14th Avenue St. Joseph Parish Class Co-Vice-President 4; ’SMC; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Half-way House 1; Spanish ( ' lub 1,2,3; YARC 2,3,4; YWCA 3. MAUREEN SLOAN 1149 Oregon Street Annunciation Parish Christmas Concert Cover Winner 3; CSMC; GAA 1; Premontre Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2. JOAN SOIK 206 Country Club Road St. Agnes Parish CSMC; GAA 1; deal Academy Girl Nom¬ inee 1; Latin Honors 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Red Cross ( ' lub 1. SUSAN SORENSON (SUE) 1111 Twilight Drive, De Pere St. Joseph Parish, De Pere Camp Tivoli Counselor 3; Class Vice- President 2; Chemistry lub 4; CSMC; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Pennings Pep ' lub 2,3,4; Pennings Plav 3; Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Volunteens 3; YMCA 3. CAROL STEINFELDT 936 Redlex Court St. Joseph Parish Audio-Visual Club 4; CSMC; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Latin Club 2. TERESA STONE (TERRI) 2237 Kassner Drive Nativity of Our Lord Parish Transferred from Ashwaubenon High School, Green Bay 3; Acadean 4; “A Handful of Rainbows” 3; CSMC; GAA 3. 4, Sports Head 4; Literary Magazine 3; Medical Careers Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Premontre Pep Club 3,4. SARAH SULLIVAN 905 South Monroe Street St. John the Evangelist Parish Class President 3; CSMC, Representative 1, Treasurer 2; Drama Club 1,4; Glee Club 2; Ideal Academy Girl Candidate 1; Junior Prom Court; Yemontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Premontre Play 4; Wisconsin Youth-to- Youth 4; Young Democrats 4. JAYNE SYLVESTER 316 North Locust Street St. Jude Parish CSMC; Student Council Representative 2 . LEE ANN TEBON 928 Gallagher Street Annunciation Parish 1 MC; GAA 1,2; Ideal Academy Girl Candidate 2; Red Yoss Club 1; Student Council Representative 3; YWCA 2. JOANNE THIBAUDEAU 1501 12th Avenue St. Joseph Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Parish Sodality 1,2; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; VnlnnfppnQ A CHRISTINE TILLEMAN (TINA) 627 South Van Buren Street St. John the Evangelist Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; YWCA 1,2. CYNTHIA TIMMERMAN (CINDY) 523 Irene Street St. Philip Parish Cheerleading Camp 3; CSMC; GAA 1,2,4; Library Club 1; Parish Sodality 1; Pre¬ montre Cheerleader 2,3; Premontre Ma¬ jorette 1; Premontre Pep (Tub 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Student Council Repre¬ sentative 2; YWCA 2. MARY TIMMERS 1308 South Jack son S t reet St Willebrord Parish Acadean 3,4; ' SMC; French Club 1,2,4; French National Honor Society 3; GAA 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. MARY TURENSKY 418 Abrams Street St. PhHip Parish 1 ' heerleading amp 3,4; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Pirates of Penzance” 2; Literary Magazine 3; )peration Area Arts 2; Premontre Cheerleader 2,3,4; Young Democrats 4, Premontre Pep (Tub 1,2,3,4. MARGARET UNKER (MARGIE) 907 Ernst Drive St. Agnes Parish Acadean Representative 1; Class Secre¬ tary 1; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Red ross ( lub 1; Student Council Representative 2. SARA VAN ABEL 206’ Second Street, De Pere St. Joseph Parish, De Pere CSMC; GAA 1; Pennings ' heerleader 2; Pennings Pep lub; Student Council Representative 2; Volunteens 3. PATTI VANDEN BUSCH 828 Allouez Terrace St. Francis Xavier Parish CSMC; CYO 1,2,3; Drama Club 1; French Club 4; GAA 1,2; Literary Magazine 3; 146 Hennings Pep Club l,2,3,4; Project Chris¬ topher 3; Red Cross Club 1,2; Wisconsin Youth-to-Youth 4; Young Democrats 2. NANCY VANDEN HEUVEL 711 Waubaunaqua Frail L)e Pere St. Francis Xavier Parish, l)e [’ere Audio-Visual Club 4; Class Treasurer 2; CSMC; Drama ' lub 4; ish 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 2; Literary Magazine 3; National Honor Society 4; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pennings Play 2,3; Red Cross Club 1,4; Spanish ( ' lub 1,2,3,4; Volunteens 2,3,4; Will-O-Way 3,4. CHRISTINE VANDEN MEERENDONK (CHRIS) 2896 North Nicolet Drive Holy Cross Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2; Volunteens 3. LINDA VAN DEN WYMELENBERG 1081 Ernst Drive St. Agnes Parish Badger Girl State Representative 3; CEF Student Coordinator 3,4; CCD Teacher 4; CSMC; GAA 1.2; Handicapped Essay Winner 3; Red Cross ' lub 1,2; Student Council Representative 4; Will-0-Way4. PATRICIA VANDERMUSS (PAT) .905 Neville Avenue Annunciation Parish CSMC; GAA l; Red ' rossClub 1. AMY VANDER ZANDEN 301 Tower View Drive St. Matthew Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2 Sports Head 2; Ideal Academy Girl Nominee 1; Latin (’lub 3; Operation Area Arts 1; Student ' ouncil Representative 1. ELLEN VANDER ZANDEN 2136 Jourdain Lane St. Mary of the Angels Parish Class Vice-President 3; CSMC; Drama Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; GAA 1,2; Girl Scouts 1,2,3,4, Assistant Day ’amp Director 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4, “Pirates of Penzance” 2; Inter-P’aith Youth (’ouncil 3; Literary Magazine 2,3; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 4; Operation Area Arts 1; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3; Pre¬ montre Play 3,4; Student 1 ouncil Repre¬ sentative 2. PATRICIA VANDER ZANDEN (PATTY) 145 Broadview Street Resu rre ction Pa risk. CSMC; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 2; Pennings Cheerleader 2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Representative 3. MARGARET VAN DYK (PEGGY) 863 St. Francis Road, De Pere St. Mary Parish, De Pere CSMC, 1 o-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Drama Club 1; GAA 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Representa¬ tive 2; Volunteens 2; Wisconsin Youth-to- Youth 4. SUSANNE VAN EGEREN (SUE) 3242 South ( ' lay Street Resurrection Parish Class Co-Vice-President 4; CSMC, Repre¬ sentative 3; Drama Club 1,3; Head Start 1; National Honor Society 4; Parish So¬ dality 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Club 1; Representative for Peoples Band Youth Advisory Board 4; Spanish Club 2; Trees for Tomorrow 2. KATHLEEN VAN LANEN Route 4, De Pere St. Joseph Parish , De Pere CSMC. VICTORIA VAN LANEN (VICKI) Route 1, Greenleaf St. Patrick Parish, Askeaton Acadean Representative 4; CSMC; GAA 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Ball Court; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Sec¬ retary 4. LINDA VAN SISTINE 237 Belle Avenue, De Pere St. Joseph Parish, De I’ere Acadean Representative 3; CSMC, Repre¬ sentative 2; French Club 2; French Na¬ tional Honor Society 2; GAA 1,2; Literary Magazine 3; Parish Sodality 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2; Physics Club 4, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 2,3.4. SUZANNE VAN SISTINE (SUE) Rural Route 2, De Pere St. Mary Parish, De Pere CSMG; GAA 1,2; Latin C lub 1; Latin Honors 2; Pennings Pep Club 1,2; Red Cross Club 1,2,3. CONSTANCE WAGNER (CONNIE) 2063 Barberry Lane mr Nativity of Our Lord Parish CSMC; French National Honor Society 3; National Honor Societv4; Red Cross Club 1; Volunteens 2. JANE WALDKIRCH 867 St. Francis Road, De Pere St. Mary Parish , De Pere Acadean 3,4; CSM GAA 1; Glee ( lub 2, 3,4. JANE WARPINSKI 1593 Louise Street St. Philip Parish CCD Teacher 4; CSMC; GAA 1; Glee ( ' lub 2,3,4, “Hansel and Gretel” 4; Medi¬ cal Careers Club 3. MARGARET WATZKA (MARGIE) 422 East Mission Road S t. Ma t th ew Pa ri sh ( CD Teacher 4; CSMC, Representative 1; GAA 1,2; Pennings Pep Club 2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 3; YWCA 3. JACQUELINE WEBB (JACKIE) 879 Kellogg Street St. Patrick Parish CSMC; Drama Club 2; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1; Premontre Cheerleader 2; Pre¬ montre Pep Club 2; Student Council Rep¬ resentative 1. KAY WEBB 904 Spence Street St. Agnes Parish (’SMC; Drama Club 2; GAA 1,2; Physics Club 4; Premontre Pep Club 1,2; Volun¬ teens 2 LU ANN WEBER Rural Route 1, Greenleaf St. Patrick Parish, Askeaton CSMC; Drama Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Glee (’lub 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 1,2; m J r Pennings Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Yolunteens 3, 4. PATRICIA WEBER (PAT) 1109 South Quincy Street St. Francis Xavier Parish CSMC; 1AA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Premontre Play 3,4; Premontre Cheer¬ leader 2; Premontre Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; YMCA 4. MARY WETLI 2627 Sou th Webs ter Avenue St. Matthew Parish Art Club 1; CSMC; GAA 1; Red Cross Club 1,2; Volunteens 2. JUDITH WIEGAND (JUDY) 2505 Bittersweet Avenue St. Matthew Parish CSMC, Representative 1; GAA 1,2,3; Lat¬ in ' lub 1,2; Red Cross ' luh 1,2; Volun¬ teens 2. ANNE YUENGER 1236 Cherry Street St. Francis Xavier Parish CSMC; GAA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Stu¬ dent Council Representative 4. 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Thomas Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michels Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miskella Mr. Loddie Mleziva Cindv Mocco Barb Mohr Mrs. Stephen Mokrohisky Marg Monfils Karen Mongin Maryanne Moran Teresa Muller Jennv Mvers Mr. and Mrs. Grant J. Nault Marv Neville Kathy Novitski David A. O ' Brien Lyle O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Pom O ' Keefe Mrs. Terrace L. Orth Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Paul Mrs. Agatha Petri Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfeifer Mary ' Jane Pigeon Brenda Poh Mr. and Mrs. James Reince Mr. and Mrs. Romuald Reince Mr. and Mrs. David C. Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Renard, Sr. Max Rierdon Chris Rifleman Mary Lou Rilev Mary ' Riopelle Joe Roeser Julie Roznowski Grace Sargent Mr. Ravmond N. Sauvev m mr Mr. and Mrs. R.VV. Schanock Richard Scheible Mr. and Mrs. James Schlueter Fred Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. T.A. Schoultz Mr. and Mrs. Flarl Schroeder Mr. Ernest Sebranek Edward Selinskv w Senior Homeroom 204 Dr. and Mrs. � aniel W. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Simon Mr. John Sinnott Mrs. William Sloan Jenifer Smith Carol Steinfeldt Terri Stone Mr. and Mrs. Roland Strenn Dr. and Mrs. Donel Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Donel Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swette Donald Tebon Air. and Mrs. James A. Temp Kathv Thome Mrs. Neil Thome Mr. and Mrs. Tollefson Mr. and Mrs. James Tuohy Fred Tushinski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ullmer Mary U men turn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Asten Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van den Avond Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vanden Heuvel Nancy Vanden Heuvel Mr. An tone Vanden Meerendonk Amy B. Vander Zanden Ellen Vander Zanden George Vander Zanden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vander Zanden Peggy Van Dvk Kathv Van Gemert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Van Lanen Vicki Van Lanen Donald Van Pee Mary Van Sis tine Sue Ver Boort Mr. and Mrs. Donald Villenauve Alvin H. Vincent Karen Walczyk Barb Waldkirch I )r. and Mrs, Bernard Waldkirch Mr. Donald Warden Mrs. Donald C. Warden Jane Warpinski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Waselchuk Pat W r eber Patricia Emma Weber Peter Weber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Weber Jackie Wolf Mr. William Wright Mr. and Mrs. David A. Yuenger, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zegers Vincent and Virginia Zehren James Zeske Mrs. Adolph Zipple 155 cC; ' S Index ■wpB ! : a ACADEAN 72. 140 1 148 155 Aerts. Connie 67. 70,10 . Ahl, Mrs. Gerald 135 Ah!, Loretta 67, 69,108J Ahl. Theresa 53.89, lo2 Albers. Barbara 65. 102 Albers; Karla 73. Albers, Laureen 48. Albers, Theresa 66, _ _ Albertz; Mary 102 Alger. Teresa 76. 86. 92 Allard. L ure 49. 64, 78, 94, 98, 73.86 lan 17, 26. 5 69, 94 rese 42, 102. 104 rs. Carol 62, 63,82 r to ictoria 42. 43. 58. 75 . M - ■ ’ ' 5mcy 57, 70,108 |f, Virginia £0. 86 58, 108. 137, 139 , Blashe, Catherine 64, { Bluma, -Jacqueline 65,102 B ' xiilly, Theresa 53.65, 102 Boland, Mary 64. 102 Borlee, Francine 32,33,52 53, 54.74.102 Borlee, Joseph a 60, 94 Borlee. Maria 94 Bougie, Virginia 34, 63. 86 Bourassa, Paula 26, 27. 54. 94, UK) Brannon. Sister Mary Adeleithe Bray 1 ey. Deborah 102 Brice. Deborah 39. 109 Brock, Mary 86 R roe k fin an, Teresa 86 Brunette, Carol 102 Brunner, Mary S. 102 Brusky, Kathryn 102 . Karen 86 I, Marla 109 Mrs. Joseph 135 . 67, 109,120, 133 , Karen 65, 102 urkart, Sister Ruth Marie 82 unit on. N a n c y 64.79. Toil ' W $ ' Conley. Betsy 86 ( onley, Ellen 110 .., Conrad. Oorinne 14. 52. 75. 110 Conway, Janice 23, 53, 70,102 Conway, Maureen 69, 86 Cootway, Deborah 21,56, 65,66, 67,70.110 Cornette. Denise 102 Costello, Georgians 67. 110. 137 Cotts, Amv94. 101 Couillard, Margaret 94 ( ' ounard, Susan 110 . Counihan. Laurie 40, 43. 52. 53. 64,67,68. 73.110, 127 Crabb, Nancy 6 Crabb, T Crevcoure. Anne 76, 94 Crevier. Christel 110. 137 Crikelair. Mrs. F.L. 9 Crowley, Ann 53, 74, 103 Crowlev, Col seen 103 4 M Crowlev, Jane 16, 94 Cuene, Barbara 73,75, o Cullen, Pamela 69,87 Gumps, Mary 94 Curran gffgg .o.fxCji yffir ii ' - , Linda 47, 56, 72. 7 ja : m v i : ML Illy H... vy I . CM .Eileen5, 67.71, 108.135 Irs. G.TllJo 1 old. Bob 39 ■ ■ ‘Swas . ■ If. ' . jSYS im 8(5 37 ushman. Wendelin 109 . Sharon 102 !e||- Rebecca 28. 57. 109. utrvmowicz, Kris tel 53,60 nm ■yyvS.C; 9 S K: 2HH : m ncr- - -u- .4 iHnOmSwww.y.ao ■■■ Dailey, Sister Dalebroux, Terri 16. 44. 64, 94 Daley, Kay 75, 86, Denis, Susan 55, 64, 94. 98. 132 Denissen. Mary 13, 87 DePrev, Ann 87 Deprey. Dianne 87 Derbique, Debra 87 Derbique. Diane 7. 25, 64, 73, 75 94 PH s. Carol 50, 63. 83. 84 Deterville, Susan 8, 81, 53. 73. 112 De Vleeshower, Katherine 53. 103.107 ane, Mrs. -fane 8 Martens, Mabel 94 , Diane ‘ v ’ l j l03 Patricia 59, 65, 103 Dix. Mrs. Roberta ( S3.. 131 Dockrv, Nancy 32; 58. 57. 74. 112 115.157, 139 r ? Dockrv, Patricia 65, 69,91 Doll. Wendy 58. 112, 123 Donarski, Debra 26. 73, 75, 94 Dorsa, Jeanne 73.94 Downev, Kathleen 87, 89 75 DuBois, Julie 94 Duffy. Sarah78. 103 Dziengeleski. Marv 6, 72, 112. 136 Dziengeleski , ii ■ 13 W mm m Bfe- pF� Xl Ann 86 Bae t en, N an cy 4 1, Bake, Br idget 33,| 4 Bangert, Caffrey, Bridget 53.64. Caffrey, Clare 86 ;-j§ n § � 110 Barry, Beth 35, 108, 116 Barth|Solleen 109 Base he, Margaret 34, 41,57, 65 67,75,81,109 Bauer, Linda 65, 75, 94. 148 Bauldrv. Rita 70, 86 Baumgart, -lean 94. 148 Becker, Sister Angela Maria 8 Begotka, Julie 86 Beisel. Margaret 64, 79, 102 Beno, Kathleen 27, 65. 67, 78, 102 Berceau, Amy 7, 65. 73.77. 94. 148 Berg, Constance 102 Berg, flawn 128 Bit. Amy 7, 65. 73, 75, 94, 148 Bie, A e86 Bienzen, Barbara 66, 102 Bilotti, Dina65, 102 Bioio, Anne 48, 66. 67. 72,109 Bland. Sister Marie Dolores 82 Blaney, John 39 39,66, 76, 109, Calewarts. Charlotte 41 , 86 Calewarts, Sandra 94 Jo 41, 109 Q Anne 57.59, W5. 76 77,102 Campshure. Teresa 66, 76. 86 Canadeo, A m anda 86 Canadeo, Nancy 53,65, 102 Canning, -Julia 86 ning. 111,125 i A •appetle, Antoinette 53. 65, 67 £ 110 1|| FH Carriveau. Cheryl 70. 86 Cavil, Catherine 110 Roberta 102 moo Churches. Kathleen 86 sen; Carol 110, 135 Olarksen, Mrs. Lethen 135 AL CLUB 65 , Mary 66, 73, 94 Danen, Karen 73, 87 aniels. Ann 57, 110 Daniels. Debra 17. 44, Dame, Laura 103 Daul, Diane 56, 65. 67 Daul, Karen 65. 87 Daub Kathleen 41. 52, 53, 57, 65, 88, 111 Daul, Krist ine 32. 40, 48, 47. 52. 53. 65, 68, Daul, Mrs. Louis j6, 72, 111. 135 , Debra 53. 65.103 DeBaker. Laurie 26. 64, 94 DeBauche, Debra 111 i ieCleene, Victoria 26. 64. 66, 94, 97.98 Defnet, Janet 57. 77, 94 Defnet, Mrs. Mary Ann 8 DeGrand, Diane 28, 62, 111. 135 DeGrand, Karen 1 DeG re o t, - I u lie 63. . . o 64, 73, 94. 148 . 45. 64. 66. 69. ■ Eck K del beck, Ehlinger. ie anet 21, 112| ol 17, 26, 27, M A 71 75,76.94 inger, Mary 14. 32, ? 43, 53, 67.74.75, 113, 138,143 Heich. Helen 64. 76, 95 IHHII HI 57 « Enright. Mary 103 Everson, Cynthia87 f 73. 76. 95 a Orel CL; Conard, Celeste 75, 94 H Conard, Teresa 42, 52, 65, 68,102 root, L Groot, 73,94, 1 Delaruelle voye, Susan o j_ DeMars. Barbara 73. 94. 97 Deirfuth. Father Paul 137 Denessen Deborah 103 1®. Denessen, Margo 87 Denis. Barbara 53, 54, 65, 71, 103 Denis, Janine 67,72,73, 111,132, 136, n 7, 73, 87, 93 U ' 41 ary A. -■ , of? Falk, Mary iv. 44, 66, 103 Farah, Georgia 39, 113 ry 113, 1.37 Faulds. Julie 103 C - jp Fiedler, Ann£4. 95. 9§ zgei Flahive. Karen 58, 64, 103 Flahive, Katherine87 Flanigan, Fheres t 64,95 Fleming, Cynthia 65. 73, 95 Fleury, Sister Barbara 72. 81 82 Floberg, Mrs. Donna 8 Folden, Mr. Ron 110 Ford, Margaret 87 Forst, Taralyn 7, 73, 95 FRANT1CS ?6 Friendly, Mr. Nick 14 FRENCH CLUB 64 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 86 SN 86-93 Frigo, Jane 95 Froelich. Cheryl 52. 53. 58. 65, 67 113,119. 124. 137 i r Froelich, Susan 87 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB 67 3. 103 G i. ... -x Gagnon. Barbara 72, 75, 87 Galati, Mrs. Carol 14 Gallagher. Eileen 16. 64, 77, 9 Garot, Sarah 87 Gauthier, Rosemary 29. 33. 55, U FI 103 jp. ■ J Gauthier, Michelle 29 George, ' Debra 70. 113 Gerezak, Jerih n 4 1,58, 69, 75. 87 Gerhard, Carol 37. 103 Gerl, Sister Marion Joseph 82 Gerlach, Jane 77, 80.95 Gerlach. Marv 67. 72. 73, 77 113 Gerlikoivsk Gersek|: Diane Geurts. Leslie 51, 8jj G eu rt s. If a nc v 88 i. Gevers, Elizabeth Geyer, Lori 53, 70. 7 Geyer. Sandra 7 7 75. 88 Gille, Rohm 7.95 Gilliame. Sally 16. 17, 77, 95 (. i ill is, Patrice 32. 45, 46, 52. 54. 54, 55, 70, 74, 103 GIRLS ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION 77 Gleason,Philometia 7. 88 GLEE CM B 52, 73, 54.55. 7 1 Goet-Z, Mary 88 Gossen. Linda 42, 64, 103 Gossen. Mary 88 Grace, Marv 73,76, 95, 101. 148 GRADUATIGN12 tf4, 135, 136. 137, 1.38. 139 Grant. Mary 7. 95, 148 Griese, Gail 65, 95. 97, 148 Griese. Monsignor Gunther, Sister Mary LouistUjj 83 Guthrie, Louisa 63, 86, Haney, Holly 46 Haney. Lynne65. 67. ! 13. 135. ' Haney, Mrs. John 135 Hanson. Cvnthia 88 Hanson, Holli 95 Hart, Arm 73.88 Hart . Jeanne 21, 58. 113 Hawkland, Elizabeth 73, 88 Hebert, Karen 71, 88 Heim. Patricia 113 Hein, Cynthia 88 Hein. Jo Ann 4, 25, 34 Hein. Mary Lou 88 Hein. Pegge 69. 73, 95 Hemtzkill, Tom 37 Hetf. Christine34. 103,104 Heller. Mrs. Maurine 82,131 Hemauer, Carol 95 Hendricks. Lean no 88 Hendricks. Victoria 26, 95 Henkel, Sister Ellen Cecilia 52. 53, 63. 83,136 Hennick; Martha 113. 124 Hermans, Lynn 21. 67, 114, 135 Hermans, Margaret 114 Hermans. Marv 56, 69, 77, 95 -y- . “ Hermans, Sue 53. 103 Hennsen, Ann 59, 114, 135 Hennsert. Patricia 114 Hermsen, Mrs. Robert 135 Herold, Mrs. Adolf 135 Herold. Mary 114, 135 Her son, Kathryn 66. 77. 104 Hesse!, Diane64.95.99 HesseL Margaret 78. 114 licks, Mary 88 Hillen,|Amy 73, 95 J Hillen. Julie 53. 77. 115. 137, 139 Hillen. Sara 53. 68. 79, 104 Hip well, Janice 88 Hockers. Bonnie 11,104 Hoegemeier. Ann 36, 66. 104 Hoffman, Elizabeth 115 Hoffman. Terrv 88 • fc Hoffmann, Kristin 104 Hofmann, Barbara 46, 115 Hogan, Sara 88 Hollister. Marv 22, 88 % Hoischuh. Marianne 86. Susan 96 Holz, Pamela 65. 96, 101 Holznecht. Cynthia 28. 57. 64, 69, 115.124,137. 139 HOMECOMING 58, 59 HONORS 48. 49 Hoogland.Theresa 1 Horan. Janet 31,1 lf Hunt, Mary 53, 54. 57, 104 Hus. Katherine 65, 115. 137 Hutchison, Constance 42. 52. 53. 57, 61, 64, 68,73, 74pf04 W . Hutchison, Theresa 32, 53. 62, 74,116.138 Hyer, Lynne 56. 77. Jacques, Sister Mary Joel 63, S3 Jaekels, Sarah 17. 64. 7 i 78, 96 Jaekels, Susan 62, Ilf i Jagodinsky. Pat ricia 70. 73, 88 fan drain, Sarahn 32, 33, 52. 54, 55,74,104 Janssen, Elizabeth 15. PM Janssen. Mary 1.16 Janssen, Rebecca 96 v , Jauquet, Debra 59. 68. 76,104 Jauquet, Elizabeth 104 Jeanquart, Susan 88 Jensen. Martha 48, 116 Jewell, Katherine 33, 54. 70, 96 Jewell. Mrs. Madeline 40. 57. 63, S3.131 Johanski, Teresa 7. 69, 73. 75. 88 Johanski. Wendy 8. 10. 49. 53, 64, 75. 104 Johnson, Debra 13. 70, 73.88 Jones, Catherine 7. 64, 96 Joppe. Mary 53, 54. 74, 1.04 Juley, Catherine96 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 104 JUNIOR PROM 36. 37 JUNIORS 102-107 67. 11 O ( Ll t 1 a 70. 11 Kramer, Mary 47, 56.57, 117. 120 Kratz, Bonita 9. 97 Krawczyk, Paula 73, 89 Kriescher, Carol 89 Krines, Marcia 104 Kroening, Kathy 53. 56 Kronschnabel, Jean 70 101 Kronschnabel, Patrici 124 Kropp, Cynthia 89 Kropp. Deborah 76, 97 Krueger, Judith 97 4 |JI| Kryshak, Joan 54, 55, 56. 64, 69.77.97 Kryshak,}’at ricia 2(� . 117 Kubiak, Joan 71. 89 L K 63 .1 Kabat, Julie 96, 132 Kabat. LuAnn 89 Kamps, Mary 56. 104 Kane, Jean 116. 124 Kane, Sister Ma Kaster. Sister Ella Josephine 83 Kster, Jill 36, 37, 42. 59. 64, 66, 104 iKaster, Jim 37 Kaster. Mrs. Laura 9 Kaster, Melanie 48. 11 Kautmari. Greg 39 Keane, Sister Carol Joan 83 Kelly, Krystine 89 Kelly, ' Mary 53, 104, 107 Kelly. Susan 57. 116, 124 ■H timedv, (.-olleen 17, 40, 49 78.80,96 Kerin, Jane 89 Kiefer. Mary 89 ling. Kathryn 10, 75, 104 ing, Ruth 41, 96. 1 Laabs, Mrs. Joanna 51, 87. LaCrosse, Arlene 53, 104 Lamal, Karen 89 Lange, Dianne 77, 104 Langlais, Mary 89 Lannoye. Joanne 7. 97 La Plant, Bill 39 Larscheid, Chuck 37 f.arscheid, Donna 78,9 Larscheid. Lori 89 Larscheid, Marv 117 Larson, Kevin 37 Lasee, Patricia 97 Lasee, Suzanne 104 Last. Mr. Edward !40 S3 spert. Nancv 64, 148 J J Ha . Marv 65. 67, 72, 7 113 Ha lb rook, Susan 70, 73. Hamraes, Kathleen 54 66. 73. 75. 95, 148 Han . . Cynthia 79,95 Jaacks, Sandra 104 Jacobs, Anne 88 4 k Jackson, Sister Victor 139 Kitslaar, Sister Kathryn 63, 8: KitsLaar. Kathryn 104 Klika. Debra 9G, 148 Klister, Barbara 67, 69, 116 Klyseh. Denise 54, 64, 73. 96, 148 Knauf, Margaret 16, 19, 64, 75, 96 Koch. Rev. David 56, 82, 135. 138,139 Koerner. Elizabeth 64. 96 Kolb. Beth 5, 66. 70, 73, 75, 89 Kolb, Carrie 70, 73, 96 Kolb. Catherine 64, 73, 96. 97 Kolstad, Jane 57. 64. 67, 117.136 Konop, Sister Mary Charlotte 63, 66. 83 Kosnar. Amy 79,97 Kosnar, Suzette 89 Kramer, Ann 64, 70, 97 LATIN CLUB 64 Laue. Mrs, Jean 50, 63 La Violette, Karen 79, 9 LeRreck, Julie 73, 89 Lefebvre, Ellen 70. 89 Lefebvre. Jane 73, 104 emens. Rose 53,54. 65. 67 P 77,117 emerond, Eaurie 64. 69, 73. 77 i 97 Wl Leneau. Mr. Medore 135 Lepak. Sharon 32 Lesperanee, Anne Lesperance, Mr. and Mrs. Hilarv 49 Lesperance, Marv 8, 15, 53. 56. 58,103.104 ev, Margaret 17, 56. 97 LBRARY CLUB 70 Lison, Barb 46 Lison. Claudia 97 Lison, Leah 46, 117 List, Mary 26. 66, 97 Little. Kathryn 89 Loch. Susan 67, 97, 148 Loch, Patricia 21, 67. 70, 117 Logan. Laurie 105 Lontkowski, Joan 89 Looze. Sister Anne Christine 73, 83 Losinski. Marv 64. 73. 97, 148 Losinski, Nancy 73. 89 Lulewicz. Beth 89 M i Macco, Barbara 59. 89 Macco, Joan 97, 148 Macco, Mary 66, 89 Mackey, Mary 65, 73, 97, 148 Mackin, Molly 53. 56, 61, 65, 105 MacMullen, Susan 52, 53, 58, 70, 105, 136 MADRIGALS 74 Madzinski, Kim 62, 64, 117 Madzinski, Mary 69, 76,89 Malmberg, I ' awn 8, 66, 75, 89 Malmberg, Diane 17, 26, 57, 66, 70, 75, 80, 96, 97 Malmberg, Donna 52, 53, 66, 67, 75, 105 Maloney, Ann 105 Maloney, Mary 40, 43, 67, 68, 72, 73,81, 117, 143 Maloney, Margaret 97 Manabat, Dr. E.S. 35 Manders, JoAnn 56, 57, 117, 137, 139 M anders, Susan 89 Man gl ess, Carol 105 Martens, Cathy 105 Martens, Cynthia 75, 78, 89, 90 Martens, Kim 114, 118, 124, 137 Martin, Jean A. 69. 88, 90 Martin, Mary 32. 52, 53, 64, 67, 73,74,118 Martinkovic, Julie 44, 57, 59, 76, 97 Martinkovic, Linda 7, 42, 53 56, 64, 72, 105 MASSES 56,57 Mathes, Patricia 118 Matzke, Jaye 37, 53, 56, 78, 105 Maurer, Mike 39 Maurer, Ruth 64, 71, Maus, Becky 8, 65, 77, 97 Mayer, Donna 57, Mayer, Miss . ' I 1 - A y McDermott, Anne 42, 43, 68, 103, I 105 ■ ..M- McGuire, Kathleen 73, McKenna, Maureen 118 McKeough, Ann 64,97 McKeough, Clare 97 McKeough, Loretta 44, McKinnon, Mary 70, 75. 90 McMonagle, Cathy 79, 97 MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB 66 Meier, Linda 44, 69, Melotte, Patricia 70, 90 Menacher, Katherine 8,32,53, 58, 67, 75,103, 105 Menard, Mary 19,53, 56, 65,118 136 % 5 h Menting. Ann 38, 39, G7, 72, 73 119,140 w Mettelka, uarunne u Meyer, Judith 119 Michaud, Joy 90 Michels, Mary 64, 97 Micolichek, Margaret 7, 66, 73, 76, 90 Miller, Christine 78, 90 Miller, Greg 38 Miller, Miss Jeanette 50,83 Miller, Sister Judith Ann 62. 63, ■ MISSIONS 45, 70, 71 Mleziva, Mary 105 Mocco, Cynthia 53, 56,119, 136 MOD SQUAD 60 Mohr, Barbara 42, 43, 62, 65, 75, 77, 104, 105 Mohr, Julia 11, 90 Mohr, Mary 119, 137, 138 Mokrohisky, Jane 57, 98 Mommaerts, Jean 73, 90 Monfils, Maxine 105 Mongin, Ann 90, 93 Mongin, Carl 37 Mongin, Karen 64, 66, 67, 105 Mongin, Tina 32, 41, 52, 53, 56, 73,74, 119,137, 139 Moore, Elizabeth 39, 47, 57, 69, 119 Moore, Patricia 98 Moore, Paula 86, 90 Moran, Maryann 119, 136 Mortell, Barbara 73, 90 Motiff, Marlene 119 Mott, Diane 16, 98 Mott, Teresa 120 Moutrie, Elizabeth 53, 56, 70, 120,139 Muller, Kathleen 90 Muller, Teresa 105 Muivaney, Sister Agnes Bernard 45,63, 84 Murphy, Sister Agnes Elizabeth 84 Murphy, Barbara 34,75, 9 Murphy, Mrs. Crane 48,135 Murphy, Mrs. Roland 135 Murphy, Sharon 76, 98 Murphy, Susan 120 Myers, Jennifer 10, 15, 45, 53, 60. 65, 77, 78, 105 N Nachtwey, Jean 90 Nachtwev, Nancy 98 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 67 Nault, Cynthia 90 Neerdaels, Kathryn 52, 53, 66, 105 Neerdaels, Nancy 70.90 Nelson, Debra 105 j Nelson, Pamela 60,105 | Neugent, Marilyn 32 if eurneyer. Barbara 65,105 Neville, Mary 10, 105 fld BP Niles. Mrs. Catherine 84 Novitski. Kathryn 67, 72,120 139 Ohlert, Rita 53, 59, 65, 67, 105, 154 O ' Keefe, Colleen 98 Orth, Terry P Pahl, Mrs. Suzanne 17, 84 Panure, Barbara 70, 90 Panure, Nancy 56. 120,136 Paul, Mary 106 Paul, Suzann 16, 32, 45, 53, 65, 67,74, 121, 137, 139 Payant, Pamela 64, 67, 73, 98 Pavette, Julie 76, 90 PENNINGS CHEERLEADERS 79 Peot, Mary F. 26, 54, 55, 64, 70, 98, 99 Peot, Mary M. 36, 53, 64, 67, 68, O Miller, Mary 33, 39. 53, 57, 66 74,75,119 Mlineau, Christinef73, Mliskella, Jane 66, 97. 100, 101 O’Brien, Jane 53,55, 65.120,137 O ' Brien, Maureen 53, 64. 75. 104, 105 O ' Connor, Kelley 53. 105 O ' Donnell, Sister Elizabeth Ann 84, 130 9 P Peot, Susan 69, 73,90, 93 Persing, Mrs. Lorraine 62,63,84 Peters, Deborah 32, 39, 53, 74, 121 Peters, Mary 90 Petersen, Christine 106 Petri, Theresa 98 Pierquet. Judith 106 Pierquet. Susan 5,11,91 Pieschel, Sister Mary Magda la 28, 42, 63, 82. 84,135,138 Pieters, Marv 32. 53, 74, 56, 106 Wr f ' • Pigeon, Kathleen 91 Pigeon, Mary Jane 21, 56, 75,121 Pigeon, Mary Margaret 91 Pirlot, Diane 91 Piumbroeck. Nancy 71, 91 Platten. Mr. Orville 85 Poh, Brenda 121.131 Polich, Kathryn 64,98 Poliak, Sue 106 Powers, Kathleen 53, 66. 106 Pratt. Deborah 64, 98, 148 PRAYER GROUP 73 V Prechter, Anne 91 PREMONTRE CHEERLEADERS 78 Price, Sue 44. 67, 71, 72. 98. 148 Priewe. Debbra 121 Przybelski, Mari bet h 24, 73, 98, 148 Puissant, Cynthia 57, 72, 73. 119, 121 Q Queoff. Mary 91 Rank, Constance 7. 78, 95. 98, 148 Rathburn, Mrs. Joanne 84 Reeb, Cathy 64, 70,98 Reed, Antoinette 91 Reince, Francie 32, 53, 68, 74, 106 Reince, Mrs. Helen 84 Reince, Mary Jo 91 Reinhart, Denise 53, 106 Reinhart, Jeanne 73, 98 Reis, Tracv 91 Renard, Rene 77,98 Rentmeester, Jane 121 Rentmeester, Linda 33, 52, 62, 66, 121 Reynolds, Mary 48, 75, 77, 1 119,121 Reynolds, Marjorie 78, 91 Rierdon. Margaret 6, 106 Rifleman, Mary 58, 106 Riley, Mary 64, 98 Riopelle, Karen 32 Riopelle, Marie 78, 98 Riopelle, Mary 39, 41, 111, 119, 121,1 _ Riopelle, Mrs. Rheo K! Robinson, Mary 57. L Roeser. Joan 66, Rogers, Sandra Rollin, Barbara 66. 121, II Ronk. Jeanne 65. 69, Rosek, Barbara Rosera, Carne Rousseau, Roznowski. Ju Ryan, Debra 57 Rvan. Marv 122 Rvan. Nora 9 Safford, Margaret 53. 106 Safford, Mary 54. 55, 65, 71,75. n 98 : t Safford, Mrs. Noel, Jr. 8 ip Salmon, Sister Jane 84, 131 Sargent, Grace 52, 53. 106 Sauvey, Mary 7, 64. 70. 98, 132 85 Schanock, Debra 60, Schauer, Margaret 71.98 Schaupp. Margaret 91 Schleis, Amy 98 Schevers, Theresa 67, 72, 122 Schiblv, Lynn 122 Schlbiy, Teresa 91 Schlapman, Judi 122 Schlueter, Kat Schmidt. Sister Mary Pel t Julie 22.91 mm: Constance 76, 77 Schmitt. Mrs. Peter 46 Schoepp, Michelle 106 Schoultz, Julie 91 Schroeder, Jayette 17, 26, 65. 8td 97.98 J Schrbeder, Nan ette 53, 73, 106 Schuelke. Mary 106 k Schuette. Kathrvn 122 j Schulz, Sister Margaret 63, 8 85 Schumacher. Ann 69, 91 Schumacher, Jane 91 Schumacher, Joey 12. 66, 70, 91 1 , Patricia 71, 91 Schumacher, Mary 79, 122, 152 Schwartz, Marv 70,91 SCIENCE CLUB 66 Scovell, Mrs. Ruth 63, 85 Sebranek. Lisa 64, 70, 98 Seifert, Judy 91 Selinsky. Catherine 53, 74, 108, 122 SENIOR BALL 38, 39 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 111 SENIOR DIRECTORY 142,143, 144, 145, 146, 147 SENIOR-FACULTY VOLLEYBALL GAME 62, 63 SENIORS 108-127 Servais, Jennifer 66, 73, 91 Shanahan, Bridget 95, 98 Shanahan, Mrs. John 135 Shanahan. Mary 41, 45, 57, 69, 114,122,135.137,139 Shea, Kathy 91 Shea, Mary 99 Shea, Sister Mary Agnita 85 Sickel, Margie 70. 86, 89, 91 Simon, Julie 70, 91 Simon. Mary 32, 38. 52, 53, 111, 122 Sinclair, Suzanne 7, 17. 68, 69, 99 Sinnott, Maxine 57. 64, 99 Sipp. Sister Dorothv Eleanor 85 BSkelton. Peggy 71, 75, 99 Sladky. Kathryn 53. 65, 106 Sloan, Maureen 14, 31. 122 Small, Denise 9 : Smith, Sister Mary Charlotte 51, 80, 8 r, WLm . Jk Smithwick, Julie 99 Smits, Carol 78,91 Smits. Catherine 42. 53. 65, 67, 75. 1.04, 106 Smits, Kathleen 77, 106 Smits, Rebecca 70. 91 Soik, Diane 57. 64. 67, 99, 148 Soik, Joan 67, 122, 146 Soik, Marcia 99,148 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 98 V SOPHOMORES 94-101 Sorenson, Cheryl 66, 76, 91 Sorenson, Susan 29. 53, 56, 57,65,66, 112. 123 SPANISH CLUB 65 Spitzer, Marv 9! Steinfeldt, Carol 12 , 53, 56. 77 j Stiefvater, Margaret 75, 91 Sfcodola, Susan 67, 106, 131 Stone. Teresa 6. 22. 67. 72. 123,133 Strenn, Diane 34, 91 STUDENT COUNCIL 40, 41 43, 68. 69 Sturnpf. Mary 91 Stur .I, Nancy 99, 148 Susan 5, 70, 91 P n, Kate 91 an. harah o , o, 123, 13 (Swan, Maryo3. 65, I Swette, Patricia 65, 99 Sylvester, Jayne 14, 123, 145 [ Sylvester, Margaret 19. 64. 70, 99 Tauschek, Barbara 8.99 Tauschek, Patricia 91 Tebon, Kim 91 Tebon, Lee Ann 123 Tebon, Robin 99 Tegtman, Cynthia 75, 99 Tegtman, Donna 91 Temp, Bethany 73, 91 Theroux, Rosemary 70, 91 Thibaudeau, Elizabeth 92 Thibaudeau, Joanne 124 Thome, Kathleen 65, 99 Thome, Miss Mabel 17 Thomson, Jean 99 Tickler, Mark 36 Tickler, Sara 64, 99 Tilleman, Christina 124 Timmerman, Cynthia 124 Timmers, Mary 64, 67, 72, 124 Tollefson, Kristine 90, 92 i; Toonen, Kathleen 92 TREES FOR TOMORROW 67 Trofka, Lynne 53, 106 Troup, Kathy 115 Tuohy, Jeane 64. 99 Turensky, Carol 78, 92 Turensky } p§Uy 78, 124, 125, 137 nn 99 Patricia 92 r l ss ,.. ’ ' v y “ Ml: j Do - ■ Urivig, Holly 26, 54. 73. 99 Ullmer, Mary 92 Umentum, Catherine9, 57. 64, 98,99,132 Omentum. Marv 32, 37. 42, 43, 53, 58, 68, 74,106 nker. Katherine 75, 92 Linker. Margaret 124, 137, 139 I nker, Marie 69,100 m - my Van Abel, Sara 124 Van As ten. Nancy 106 Van Beckum, Marv 46, 53, 74, ira 92 1 2 ? k Van Box! Van Camp, V Vande Castle. Jane 100 Van den Avond, Kathleen 92 Vanden berg, Joan 65, 66. 100 Vanden Busch, Patti 14, 124 Vanden Heuvel. (Christine73. 92 0 Vanden Huevel, Nancy 14. 53, 124 Vanden Heuvel, Teresa 73, 97. 100 Vanden Hogan, Father Janies 139 Vanden Meerendonk, Ant horn Vanden Meerendonk, Christine 125 Vanden Meerendonk, Gertrude! VanDenWymelenberg, Linda 57, 63, 66. 69, 72, 80, 125 VanDenWymelenberg, Marv 6. 56,106 Vander Heiden. Mrs. Jean 63, 85 Vander Heiden, Kathleen 53, 63, 64, 67,106 Vanderheyden, Ann 73. 92 Vandermuss, Patricia 125 Vander Zanden, Amy 14, 125 Vand er Zanden,Ellen D. 32, 41. 52, 53, 56, 57, 67, 74, 75, 125 Vander Zanden. Ellen R. 71,73, 92 Vander Zanden, Ginger 32 Vander Zanden, Jeanne 60, 61, 64, 66, 106,136 Vander Zanden, Kathryn 92 Vander Zanden, Patricia 47, 57, 119,125,137 Van Donsel, Ann 73, 92 Van Drisse, Sister Sarah Joseph 48, 85 Van Dvk, Margaret 5, 39, 58, 71, 125, 126, 133, 144 Van Dyke, Mary 53, 76, 106, 107 Van Egeren, Suzanne 1.9, 67, 111. 126 Van Gemert, Karen 64, 76, 100 Van Compel, Mary Lou 64, 70, 72, 77,100 ’an Grunsven, Jean 25, 54, 64. 73, ; 100 Van Lanen. Cynthia 92 Van Lanen, Debra 106 Van Lanen, Julie 92 Van Lanen, Kathleen 57, 126 Van Lanen, Theresa 77, Van Lanen, Victoria 39. 65, 126. 135 Van Pee, Joanne 7, I S, 73,100, i w __ Van Rite. Barbara 100. 148 Van Schyndel, Janice 106 Van Sistine, Linda 34. 57. 66. 73 108, 126,133.137 Van Sistine. Mary 53, 106 Van Sistine, Sara 92 Van Sistine;-Suzanne 126 mm Ver Boort, Susan 106 Vercauteren, Ann 58. 92 Vi lenauve, Diane 16. 64, 6 98,100, 132, 148 Vincent, Lou Ann 54. 77, 100. 14 v Virlee, Susan 92 Vissers. Anne 106, 13 i Vitulii. Debbie 130 VOLUNTEENS 73 von Steiger, Sister Rita Catherine 85 .Vi i nV. • 73 Wagner.Constance 24, 67, 126. en6.5, ifPTI leidi 53, 56, 73, 106 Waldkirch, Jane 8, 53, 72, 126 Waldkirch, Marv 6, 10, 65, 72, 100 Walsh, Ann 100 Walsh, Catherine 93 Warden, Rebecca 65, 67, 72, 77, 106 Warden, Suzanne 64, 67, 72, 77. 95, 100 Warpinski, Amy 7, 23,66, 100 Warpinski, Dan 39 Warpinski, Jane 19, 52, 57, 63, 74, 80,126,136 Warpinski, Lora 75.86. 93 Warpinski, Nancy 32, 37, 52, 53, 74, 106 Warpinski, Terri 37, 57, 60, 61, 70, 107 Waselchuk, Mary 69,93 Wassenberg, Debra 32, 53, ! 07 Watzka, Margaret 126 Webb, Jacqueline 20, 126, 137 Webb, Kay 25, 66. 126 Weber, Ann 25, 100 Weber, LuAnn 53, 73,74, 127 Weber, Patricia 14, 127 Weich, Leslie 54, 66, 69, 76, 100 Weiss, Renate 100 Weisse, Mary 101 Wei lens, Jane 93 Wery, Debra 35, 53, 66, 107 Wesoloski, Joan 70, 93 Wetli, Cheryl 100,101 Wetli, Mary 127 Wetli, Patricia 93 Wetts, Tom 37, 33 White, Pamela 93 Wiegand. Judith 127, 136 Wiegand, Nancy 53. 57. 66, 107 Wilhelm, Dawn 101 Willems, Anne 64, 73, 79, 101 WILL-0-WAY 72 Winkler, Catherine 69,93 Wittebourg John 39 Wolf, Jacalyrt 6,37, 57,68, 105, 107 - Wright, Vickie64, 73, 107 Wrobel, Marcia 78. 93 Mi-.. |: M Y 1 ■. , •_ .jg.,, folinger, Kristi ’oungs. Cathv It uenger. Anne 12 uenuer... Ze: Zehren. 149 Zehren, Maria 64,67. 98M01 M32 Zelton, Elizabeth 57.107, 131 Zeske, Pamela 101 Zettel, Ellen 64. 101 Ziegelbauer, Sharon 52,53 bb, Zimonick, Barbara 105, 1 07 J Zipple, Jill 65, 73, 77, iOl H .iici v i: i rgaret 53. 61, 64, , y l % 159 4 P ■I - u _.% ry r ' V-’ J, -- , yjr ■ -• • . ■ y y S - - ■ ? ■ .. • ■ - - ;. ' -■ , f - P -’ Hi . cr � ■ « • ■’fcr l l V ■ ■ - ’ •j y yH 1 fT ' _y ( j - a ■” , ; ■ 4 f 4 .TP - - VSGO ' V ' 5 : • r nr w -V-