St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1963 volume:

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Contents Administration . page 22 Advertising . . 200 Board of Lay Trustees .... . 18 Calumet Center . . 110 Faculty . . 29 Freshmen . . 90 Graduation . . 76 Halleck Center, Eisenhower .6 Honorary Degrees . . 197 Juniors . . 78 Model U.N. . 12 Organizations. . 180 Patrons . . . . . 210 Religious Activities . .... 174 Seminarians . . ... 102 Seniors . . 51 Seventy-fifth Anniversary . . . . 16 Social Activities . .... 160 Sophomores . . 85 Sports. .... 134 The story of man is a chronicle inscribed over the doorways and gateways and passageways of time The piebald scan of human hopes and fears of loves and hates of stubborn pride and gentle meekness of noble strength and dishonorable weakness is everywhere described on doors and gates in the climes and lengths and hemispheres of the world and many tales of humanity are lost in the unexposed depths beneath the ruins of impearled colossuses, built astride the tide of human vanity These are doors that have closed . . . as we began to shed our youth, the doors that needed a parental push, the doors of childish strife the doors that led to love ' s surprise, the doors of enlightenment, the doors of truth. These are the exits of our past . . . We stand now before the entrances of today and tomorrow and hesitate only to borrow the strength to play against the remaining doors, and the last. This is the strength we store as we pass through the Carpenter ' s door . . . 5 HALLECK CENTER 6 A campus view from Halleck Center (left, I. to r.) The very Rev. John E. Byrne, C.PP.S., Provincial, American Province, Society of the Precious Blood; Mrs. Charles Halleck; the Honorable Charles Halleck, Minority Leader, House of Representatives, United States Congress; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, former President of the United States. Father Lefko, Father Gross, Father Byrne with Ike 4 Valpo ' s Victory Bell, long a thorn in the sides of PUMA sports fans, spent two days (Sept. 24 25) on the St. Joe Campus, thanks to the intrepid spirit of DON¬ NELLY ' S RAIDERS, (I. to r.) Mike McMahon, Dominic Buttitta, Jim Thompson, Charlie Donnelly, Jack Lambke and John McLaughlin. (SEATED) Terry Lafin, Bob Solty- siak. Adlai Sullivan makes a proposal . . . MODEL U.N. On March 1st, 2nd, 3rd, the History Club sponsored the first Model U.N. meet¬ ing held on the campus of St. Joseph ' s Col¬ lege. Colleges from all over the midwest represented thirty-eight countries at the three day meeting. Niki Marcotte counters it .. . as Fidel Reinhart looks on. • A banquet was held for the delegates on Saturday evening. The guest speaker was the Honorable Charles A. Halleck, minority leader in the House of Repre¬ sentatives. The convention closed on Sunday afternoon with some delegates leaving earlier than others. APRIL 27 , 1 963 TWELVE NOON Gentlemen, start your engines! 14 APRIL 27, 1963 4:01 THE POND APRIL 27, 1963 12:01 till 4:00 Around the northwest turn, down the back- stretch, around the southwest turn and the south¬ east turn, and down the homestretch to Gasoline Alley and finally the finish line. mm May 1st was a day of rejoicing at Saint Joseph ' s. It was the celebration of the Dia¬ mond Jubilee of the college; the Silver Jubi¬ lee of Father Gross, Father Lefko, and Father Otte; and the dedication of the new faculty residence. The celebrant at the anniversary Mass was the Most Rev. Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States. (SEATED I. to r.) the Most Rev. John J. Carberry, Bishop of Lafayette, the Most Rev. Egidio Vagnozzi, D.D., Apos tolic Delegate to the U.S., the Most Rev. Leo A. Pursley, Bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend, the Most Rev. Andrew C. Grutka, Bishop of Gary; (STANDING) the Rev. John M. Lefko, C.PP.S., director of development at Saint Joseph ' s, the Rev. Joseph Otte, C.PP.S., business manager at Saint Joseph ' s Calumet Center, East Chicago, Ind., the Very Rev. Raphael H. Gross, C.PP.S., president of Saint Joseph ' s and the Most Rev. Charles G. Maloney, Auxiliary Bishop of Louisville. MR. WILLIAM B. ANSTED, JR. Vice President Thompson Industries Indianapolis, Indiana MR. FRANK C. CALLAHAN President Health-Mor Corp. Chicago, Illinois BOARD OF LAY TRUSTEES MR. WILLIAM CAHILL Cahill Gallagher Chicago, Illinois MR. JOSEPH H. BRODERICK (retired) The Broderick Company Muncie, Indiana DR. FRANK A. BENCHIK, M.D. Physician and Surgeon East Chicago, Indiana Alumni Board Member MR. WALTER L. DARLING President Walter Darling, Inc. Chicago, Illinois 18 MR. RICHARD DOOLEY Chicago, Illinois THE HONORABLE CHARLES A. HALLECK United States Congress House of Representatives Washington, D. C. MR. GEORGE S. HALAS Owner — Coach Chicago Bears Chicago, Illinois MR. ROBERT A. GALLAGHER Chairman of Board (retired) Public Service Company of Indiana Plainfield, Indiana MR. WILLIAM A. HANLEY Vice President (retired) Eli Lilly Company Indianapolis, Indiana Alumni Board Member 19 MR. ARTHUR L. HELLYER Owner Arthur L. Hellyer Company Chicago, Illinois MR. JAMES B. McCAHEY Chairman Dunn Coal Oil Company Chicago, Illinois MR. THOMAS A. LEWIS White, Weld and Company Chicago, Illinois MR. MORRIS E. JACOBS President Bozell and Jacobs, Inc. Omaha, Nebraska MR. FRANK M. McHALE Second Vice President of the Lay Board Senior Member McHale, Cook, Welch and McKinney Indianapolis, Indiana 20 MR. JOHN SCHMIDT Financial Vice President (retired) Armour Company Chicago, Illinois MR. JUSTIN H. OPPENHEIM President (retired) New Idea Farm Equipment Company Coldwater, Ohio Alumni Board Member MR. FRANK E. McKINNEY Chairman of Board American Fletcher National Bank Indianapolis, Indiana MR. MORGAN MURPHY Vice President Commonwealth Edison Chicago, Illinois MR. RAY ZIEGMAN Owner — President The Quality Castings Company Orrville, Ohio Alumni Board Member MR. EDWARD F. MULHERN President (retired) Mulhern Electric Chicago, Illinois THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J. CARBERRY, D.D. Bishop of Lafayette in Indiana VERY REVEREND JOHN E. BYRNE, C.PP.S American Provincial of the Society of the Most Precious Blood VERY REVEREND RAPHAEL H. GROSS, C.PP.S., A.M., Ph.D. President of Saint Joseph ' s College ADMINISTRATION REV. DONALD L. BAUMAN C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D. Executive assistant to the presi¬ dent REV. JOHN M. LEFKO, C.PP.S Director of Development REV. WILLIAM L. EILERMAN C.PP.S., M.S. Treasurer REV. PA UL J. WELLMAN, C.PP.S., M.S Business Manager REV. WILLIAM D. SHIELDS, C.PP.S., Admissions Counselor REV. JOHN R. KLOPKE, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Director of the Summer Session REV. CHARLES J. ROBBINS, C.PP.S., M.A. Registrar REV. EDWARD A. MAZIARZ, C.PP.S., M.A., M.S., Ph.D. Dean REV. RUDOLPH P. BIERBERG, C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D. Assistant Dean REV. LEONARD J. KOSTKA, C.PP.S., J.C.L. Chaplain, Religious Superior REV. CHARLES H. BANET, C.PP.S., A.M.L.S. Librarian REV. GERARD A. LUTKEMEIER, C.PP.S., B.S. in L.S. Assistant Librarian REV. ALVIN HERBER, C.PP.S. Director of Seminary REV. RUFUS H. ESSER, C.PP.S., M.A. Secretary REV. RICHARD GIRT, C.PP.S. Dean of Students ADMINISTRATION REV. RALPH C. BUSHELL, C.PP.S., B.S. in Ed. Director of Guidance MR. EDWARD MENKHAUS, B.S. Director of News Bureau MR. RICHARD F. SCHARF, M.S. Director of Placement, Athletic Director MR. GERRY GLADU, B.S. Alumni Director ACCOUNTING MR. RICHARD FLYNN, C.P.A. Chairman MR. PAUL HALL, M.B.A., C.P.A. MR. C. WILLARD ELLIOTT, M.B.A. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MR. JAY BARTON II, A.M., Ph.D. REV. CLARENCE J. KROECKEL, C.PP.S., M.S. BIOLOGY REV. URBAN J. SIEGRIST, C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman MR. ANDREW MEHALL, M.S. 30 HISTORY REV. DONALD F. SHEA, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman REV. DOMINIC B. GERLACH, C.PP.S., M.A MR. JOSEPH M. CURRAN, M.A., Ph.D MR. RICHARD L. KILMER, M.S. CHEMISTRY REV. ALBERT A. WUEST, C.PP.S., M.S. Chairman REV. WILLIAM KRAMER, C.PP.S., L.Sc.N., Sc.D. REV. NORMAN HECKMAN, C.PP.S., A.M. MR. RALPH A. PENNINGTON, B.S. MR. BRYCE J. JONES, M.S., Ph.D. Chairman REV. JOSEPH B. KENKEL, C.PP.S., Ph.D. ECONOMICS ?■ REV. PAUL R. WHITE, C.PP.S., M.A. MR. JOHN A. ABRAHAM, Ph.D. MR. THOMAS W. HERZING, M.A. REV. ALVIN W. DRUHMAN, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. EDUCATION MR. ROBERT W. SHEMKY, M.S. Chairman REV. RALPH C. BUSHELL, C.PP.S., B.S. in Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. DONALD J. MERKI, M.S. MR. EDWARD DWYER, M.A MR. RICHARD F. SCHARF, M.S. Chairman MR. RALPH M. CAPPUCCILLI, M.A. Chairman MR. PETER E. KANE, M.A. FINE ARTS MR. WILLARD G. WALSH, M.F.A. REV. DAVID J. VAN HORN, C.PP.S., B.F.A. Chairman SPEECH LANGUAGES REV. RAYMOND CERA, C.PP.S., M.A. Chairman REV. FREDERICK LANG, C.PP.S., M.A. 38 MATHEMATICS REV. CHARLES RUEVE, C.PP.S., M.S. Chairman REV. MARCELLUS DREILING, C.PP.S., M.S. MR. CURTIS M. PAULSEN, M.S., M.A. MUSIC REV. LAWRENCE F. HEIMAN, C.PP.S., M.A., L.G.C., M.G.C. Chairman MR. ADAM P. LESINSKY, M.M. REV. AMBROSE A. RUSCHAU C.PP.S., M.S. REV. BONIFACE DREILING, C.PP.S., M.S. MUSIC MRS. ANNE-MARIE EGAN, M.A MR. JOHN EGAN, B.Mus., Ph.D. PHYSICS BRO. JOHN MARLING, C.PP.S., B.S. REV. EDWIN G. KAISER, C.PP.S., S.T.D. POLITICAL SCIENCE REV. CLETUS F. DIRKSEN, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman RELIGION REV. RUDOLPH P. BIERBERG, C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D. Chairman REV. JOSE PH A. LAZUR, C.PP.S., B.A., S.T.L. REV. ALOYS H. FELDHAUS, C.PP.S., J.C.L., J.C.D 42 % f. REV. ALOYSIUS F. O ' DELL, C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D r Wf-tc REV. ALOYS H. DIRKSEN, C.PP.S., S.T.D. REV. LEONARD J. KOSTKA, C.PP.S., J.C.L SOCIOLOGY MR. MARTIN D. RYAN, M.A. Chairman MRS. ROSE MARIE GROPPE M.A. REV. EDWARD P. McCarthy, C.PP.S., M.A. MR. TATE JUNG, B.A PHILOSOPHY REV. EDWARD A. MAZIARZ, C.PP.S., M.A., M.S., Ph.D. MR. ROBERT E. WOOD, M.A. REV. JOHN R. KLOPKE, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman r::l±... • • .... PROFS ON LEAVE MR. HUGH P. COWDIN, M.A. PROFESSORS EMERITUS REV. ALBIN SCHEIDLER, C.PP.S., LL.D. REV. PHILIP F. GILBERT, C.PP.S., B.S. MR. BERNARD E. QUBECK, M.Mus. Ed. REV. ERNEST W. RANLY, C.PP.S., M.A. REV. ILDEPHONSE RAPP, C.PP.S., LL.D. MR. PAUL C. TONNER, Litt.D. BROTHER LAWRENCE FATHER CLEMENT KUHNS DIRECTOR OF BROTHERS BROTHER PHILIP BROTHER HENRY BROTHER JOSEPH BROTHER ALPHONSE BROTHER JOSEPH MARY BROTHER JAMES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM L. DOWNARD B.A. History Cum Laude Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM E. LIEB B.S. Marketing Sandusky, Ohio JAMES E. McGILL B.S. Management Port Huron, Michigan JEROME T. MESERVEY B.S. Biology Claremont, Illinois TREASURER 51 SECRETARY i RONALD J. ALSPAUGH Geology Degree Candidate Delphos, Ohio GERALD F. BAKER Biology Degree Candidate Decatur, Indiana EARL W. ARNDT Accounting Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois PAUL E. ANDORFER B.A. Biology Fort Wayne, Indiana LEONARD J. BARA B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois JOHN C. BABIONE B.A. English Magna Cum Laude Fremont, Ohio MRS. DELORES J. BATTLEDAY B.S. Education Rensselaer, Indiana JOHN W. BENDER Geology Degree Candidate Toledo, Ohio DONALD J. BIAN B.S. Marketing Elmhurst, Illinois JAMES F. BISHOP B.S. Marketing Crystal Lake, Illinois WILLIAM J. BLOCH B.A. Political Science Chicago, Illinois JAMES M. BIERNAT B.A. History Cum Laude Detroit, Michigan b, v. v , vV °■, mr. i •- r ' ’ , J • | : ?!� s - rw 1 - Ti IrSriuM MATTHEW J. BRADY B.A. Biology New Augusta, Indiana RONALD L. BONATO B.A. History Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois RONALD T. BOGUSKI Physical Education Degree Candidate Berwyn, Illinois JOHN F. BLUME B.A. Mathematics Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM A. BRAUNBECK B.S. Physical Education Jeffersonville, Indiana PATRICK J. BRESNAHAN Marketing Degree Candidate South Whitley, Indiana ANTHONY J. CALDANARO B.S. Management Wheatfield, Indiana JAMES E. BRUIN B.S. Marketing Lima, Ohio JAMES L. S. CHUROSH B.A. Mathematics-Physics Whiting, Indiana GEORGE S. CARSE B.S. Marketing New York City, New York JACK A. CHRISTENSEN Management Degree Candidate Michigan City, Indiana DENNIS F. BRESTENSKY B.A. English Cum Laude Brackenridge, Pennsylvania PHILIP F. CODY Marketing Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois FRANCIS W. CREEL B.A., Journalism-Social Science Magna Cum Laude Tulsa, Oklahoma JAMES B. CROOK B.S. Accounting Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois RONALD J. CONDON B.S. Economics Oil City, Pennsylvania JAMES K. COUHIG B.A. Speech Sedalia, Missouri DAVID L. CUNNINGHAM B.A., B.S. Economics Cum Laude Wauwatosa, Wisconsin STANLEY W. DWORAK B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois ROBERT C. DuBOIS B.S. Management South Bend, Indiana Management Lancaster, Ohio JAMES N. FRANCIS B.A. History Mt. Clemens, Michigan EBERHARD J. GABRIEL B.A. English Westmont, Illinois JOSEPH W. FLISZAR B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois LEE D. GALLAHER B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois THOMAS J. GATELY B.A. History Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL J. GATTON B.A. Mathematics Huntertown, Indiana MATTHEW J. GEMBALA B.S. Biology Highland, Indiana JAMES C. GANNON B.A. History Cleveland, Ohio PAUL C. GERMEK B.S. Education Painesville, Ohio EDWARD A. GOLUMBECK B.S. Accounting Hammond, Indiana LAWRENCE A. GORDON Accounting Degree Candidate Penfleld, Illinois WILLIAM E. GRUSZEWSKI B.S. Mathematics Magna Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois DOYNE M. HAHN B.S. History Cum Laude Griffith, Indiana TERENCE C. HANRAHAN Accounting Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois RICHARD J. HAGYE B.S. Marketing South Bend, Indiana -■-■cy; MICHAEL D. HEMMERLING Accounting Degree Candidate Riverdale, Illinois EDWARD T. HURLEY Geology Degree Candidate Indianapolis, Indiana ROBERT J. HAYES B.S. Education Chicago, Illinois | RICHARD A. HANSON B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois DON M. HOFFMAN B.A. Biology Magna Cum Laude Champaign, Illinois JAMES J. HUNT B.A. Mathematics Rocky River, Ohio ROBERT A. JANSEY B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois DENNIS M. JOHNSON B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois DANIEL L. JONES B.A. Political Science Upper Sandusky, Ohio VINCENT J. IPPOLITO Marketing Degree Candidate Berwyn, Illinois STEPHEN J. JUPINKA B.S. Accounting Fords, New Jersey ROBERT K. IMBUR B.A. Economics Cum Laude River Side, Illinois EDWIN J. KANTOWICZ B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois MITCHELL V. KAMINSKI B.S. Biology Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois 8® Off I . THOMAS M. KENNEFICK B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois JOHN J. KEANE B.A. English Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois PHILIP H. KENNEY Finance Degree Candidate Indianapolis, Indiana NORBERT A. KUNTZ B.A. History St. Johns, Michigan RICHARD R. KLESZYNSKI B.S. Biology Chicago, Illinois DENNIS K. KNAPP B.S. Accounting St. Joseph, Michigan GREGORY L. KLATECKI B.S. Biology Chicago, Illinois EMIL J. LABBE B.A. History Cum Laude Dover, New Hampshire JOHN D. MANSON Finance Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois KENNETH F. MARCOTTE Marketing Degree Candidate Elmhurst, Illinois ► ( i i I l i i ■ i f CAROL J. MATHEW B.S. Education Wolcott, Indiana ROBERT J. MASZKA B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois JAMES W. MARQUARDT B.S. Marketing Lorain, Ohio JOSEPH F. MATRANGE B.S. Chemistry Bayonne, New Jersey HUGH J. MARTINELLI B.A. Sociology Murrysville, Pennsylvania DENNIS J. MATUSKA B.A. Philosophy Whiting, Indiana PAUL W. NELSON B.A. Political Science Oil City, Pennsylvania JAMES O ' DONNELL B.A. History Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM J. O ' CONNELL B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois DAVID P. O ' CONNOR B.S. Marketing Port Huron, Michigan PAUL R. OGORZELEC B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois KEVIN O ' BRIEN B.A. Biology Westlake, Ohio ELMER L. PARIS B.A. Economics Summa Cum Laude Winamac, Indiana ANTHONY J. PACENTI B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois FRANK C. PANDOLA Marketing Degree Candidate Cicero, Illinois RICHARD W. RENSPIE B.S. Marketing Columbus, Ohio ALEXANDER N. PURSLEY Accounting Degree Candidate Fort Wayne, Indiana J. MICHAEL REINHART B.A. Chemistry Cum Laude Louisville, Kentucky DENNIS M. REUBLIN B.S. Education Fort Bragg, North Carolina RICHARD L. SCHNEIDER Management Degree Candidate Skokie, Illinois CHARLES J. SCHUTTROW B.A. Journalism-Social Science Magna Cum Laude South Bend, Indiana WILLIAM D. SEIDENSTICKER B.A. Philosophy Magna Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH J. SEVERA B.S. Finance Roselle, Illinois JOHN J. SEGGERSON, JR B.A. History Lima, Ohio MICHAEL T. SMITH B.S. Marketing Homewood, Illinois ROBERT M. SWEENEY B.S. Biology Chicago, Illinois PETER S. SHEN B.S. Mathematics-Physics Chicago, Illinois DAVID C. STARK B.S. Finance Olympia Fields, Illinois GEORGE P. SISKA B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL D. THOELE B.A. Journalism-Social Science Effingham, Illinois ARTHUR C. VANDENBROUCKE B.S. Chemistry Elmhurst, Illinois JAMES A. SULLIVAN, III B.A. Political Science Detroit, Michigan JAMES R. TUERFF B.A. Economics Gary, Indiana FRANK A. TROIKE B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM A. THOMA B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH G. VLASATY B.S. Accounting Brookfield, Illinois EDWARD G. VANDERPLOW B.A. Political Science Berwyn, Illinois PHILLIP J. WILHELM B.S. Marketing Indianapolis, Indiana ARTHUR C. VOELLINGER B.A. English-Journalism Belleville, Illinois WILLIAM E. VAUGHT B.S. Management Cincinnati, Ohio HENRY J. WILKEN B.A. History Louisville, Kentucky RAYMOND E. WOLSHON B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois RAYMOND D. WOLSON B.S. Chemistry Chicago, Illinois DANIEL S. ZAWILA B.A. English KENNETH J. WYSOGLAD B.A. Economics Magna Cum Laude Chicago, Illinois JAMES J. WOODS B.S. Accounting Western Springs, Illinois WILLIAM M. YOHLER B.S. Accounting Berwyn, Illinois TWENTY-TWO SENIORS STANDING: Paul Andorfer, Mitchell Kaminski, Bill Downard, Jerry Meservey, Dave Cunningham. SEATED: Jim Tuerff, Emil Labbe, Don Hoffman, Jim Delaney, Bill Vaught. fj. V 1 ' h N l A. STANDING: Tom FletchaII, Joe Murray, Art Voellinger, Ron Bonato, Bill Gruszewski, Jim Biernat, Mike Gatton. SEATED: John Babione, Dan Zawila, Frank Creel, Ken Wysoglad, Charles Schuttrow. NAMED TO WHO’S WHO 75 ' f I l i I I i I i i SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES M. Creager J. Dyer T. Helmold D. Geistner W. Bean R. Cloutier NOLL R. Doherty J. Williams C. Kelly H. Alig T. Miesle T. Kicinski J. Baron W. Ashburn J. Ford R. Migely P. Wendowski J. Sorota S. Dolniak J. Kinney J. Reilly R. Kratochvil J. Edwards J. Maren P. Melady W. Marzec P. McCabe W. Siska D. Moebs D. Tully J. Schmit F. Grassi G. Hemstreet R. L ' Heureux G. Graff R. Schreiber E. Funk R. Garzynski R. Bridge T. Carroll E. Dellanina NOLL J. Heimann L. Camp L. Mikel A. Mantich M. McKoski L. Beuret R. Blackwood F. Paciga J. Riordan C. Bowling J. Piggush R. Dvorak A. Schmiederef J. Regal L. Weber D. O ' Shea J. Reager J. Truba NOLL J. Sledge G. Walter F. Sloan M. McErlean L. Neff S. Rankin P. Trad F. Sikich J. Jack J. Madden D. Lavery A. Bavolek Wjt JjgfMi WMM Si ItfW k ' 1 ' Si; 1 - Wf :jjaji ;m jb ' . v 4 -Jp ' • ' • IT 2 ■ y ' ' .-A ' « i . I f 1 - ' K|g|k. . W 7 R. Sadler, J. Walczak, J. Ross. (BACK ROW) C. Buckner, L. Galka, P Zosel, C. Noska, C. Froelich. A. Bubnys, G. Meyer, B. Hirl. (BACK ROW) R. Kasper, S. Freehill, W. Caul AQUINAS HALL SOPHOMORES D. Roche, R. McHugh, L. Richard, B. McDonald. G. McAfee, J. Kurtzman, H. Kopschitz, W. Griffith. : I Sii f ’ i 1 t ■ s ' ■ ! i ■ ■ ’ , MCI J. O ' Reilly, P. Murphy, T. Herbst, W. Thumm, T. Tecza, W. Schenk, E. Zawila. K. Dockus, K. Kudla, M. Baloun, T. Wall, J. Mazzarella. HALAS HALL L I I l I 87 GASPAR R. Nelson, W. Kantra, C. Nashan, J. Gad, W, Levandowski T. Herbst, J. Brimstin, H. Atencio, D. Broderick, K. Guerra, J. Hoenninger. A. Martell, T. Gallagher, C. Herber, R. Jebber. L. McCarthy, D. Fearman T. Huelsman, J. Diessner, F. Jisa, J. Yang, J. Gogan. W. Kuzmin, T. Diamond. P. Mulligan, R. Good, R. Goldyn, J. Metzinger M. Brenner, P. Curran, P. Benner. Floor Representatives: S. Chrapkowski, P. Monczynski, P. Line- han. J. Klote, R. Piggush, J. Klute, W. Parker, M. Seibert, W. Hippie, K. Sundstrom, C. Barbier, C. Brenner, J. Schrader. J. Mourek, R. Ossanna, J. Crawford, T. Platt, D. Maloney, D. Fallat, R. O ' Leary, W. Dillon, J. Bonic, W. Zoladz, J. Kurland. S. McArdle, P. Kubis, J. Snyder, J. Rich¬ er, J. Starkus, J. Griffin, W. Harnett, J. Perry, P. Morrissey, H. Kapraun. R. Timke, T. Cavers, L. Thome, T. Schmitt, D. Kill, R. Radigan, T. Dec, G. Will, E. Kroszkewicz, T. Huck¬ leberry. EAST SEIFERT Floor Representatives: R. Kissner (2nd floor), T. Krasne (1st floor). H. McGrath, T. Huseman., J. Brandenburg, J. Gitzinger, C. Schmid, J. Mullen, A. Bruno, M. McGaffney, T. Polyak, M. Dugan. :; ::11 § PSS T ' . WMjg t f I’M If’’’■,3E 35 rrTB W MERLINI STANDING: R. Dorsten, D. Berner, D. Westerheide, P. Calcott, J. Lebrato, P. Chepulis, R. Centanni SEATED: D. Berner, J. Chmura, D. Stanczak, V. Gassoway, J. Baldwin. ' The Little 500 Winners ' Floor Representatives: W. Carpeauz (1st floor), J. Apice (2nd floor) STANDING: R. Frain, W. Ben- ko, J. Mannen, W. Filstead, W. Clark, S. Weihe, C. Osborn. SEATED: J. Conrad, R. Dom- browski, R. Kaptain, D. Nowicki, W. Minges, G. Zulanas. 7j f 1 if STANDING: M. Steckbeck, D. Vanderplow, J. Wise, T. Wis- nor, D. Rubner, J, Munley, J. Hagedorn. SEATED: C. Boesch, P, Flanagan, A. Noonan, T. Summers, R. Webster, D. Cheaney. STANDING: R, Prochazka, N. Schmitz, W. Schrand, R. Fornier, J. Allen, T. Duni- gan, W. Erlenbach. SEATED: D. Larson, J. Shields, S. W. Strasburger. SEATED: T. McIntyre, J. Albers, A. Brunetti. STANDING: D. Tighe, J. Hei- mann, R. Lauer, W. Stack, E. Emery, R. Braun. SEATED: J. O ' Donnell, J. Caccamo, T. Kish, T. Grabbe. DREXEL STANDING: R. Muller, J. Schwalbach, K. Smith, J. Robbins, J Reece. SEATED: J. Mazur, L. Schroeder, P. Minnegan, W. Miller. i v •.” ' !§ ij- ' flL f JSmimB W p.%- ... - ' 1 ;.|m fln ' A- w f 1 ;?v I S aI oph; i y ' JHBjgl It jjp ; ; :1 4 i a£ grggS • gMUjl ijJMfL p jHk h r ■ j STANDING: R. Spina, G. Fleischman, D. Dillon, N. Christopolis, H. Kill, H. Philopoulos, G. Beaupre, D. Beshara. SEATED: D. Valthauser, P. Dessart, J. Nicholson, M. Callanan. STANDING: R. Weishaar, J. Kirwan, S. Parrot, J. lies, J. Altenburg SEATED: R. DeBruin, R. McNally, R. Thinnes. STANDING: J. Farren, P. Con¬ ners, T. Reid, T. McMahon, J. Davis, E. Dilling, M. Grebe, J. Connolly, J. Garvin. SEATED: A. Herman, J. Martin, F. Owens, W. O ' Rourke. WEST SEIFERT (FRONT ROW), S. Strawbridge, W. Fowler, J. Echle, J. Burkart, J. Koch. (BACK ROW), M. Lebrato, B. Annis, K. Woods, M. Beres, M. Kelly. R. Dahlheim, W. Swiderski, J. McDonnell, ski, D. Curran. D. Cureton, R. Lothrop, D. Orlow- L. Knapke, K. Strnatka, N. Naton, H. Mc- Biff, J. Callero, R. Maleski, P. Gerardot. (FRONT ROW), L. Yeag- ley, C. Andres, A. John¬ son, M. Barony, H. Zienta. (BACK ROW), W, Bigel, R. Hiett, A. Andres, R. Minarik, J. Urbanic, R. Rushlow. (FRONT ROW), E, Cousino (floor repre¬ sentative), J. Bianco, J. McCormick, N. Morris. (BACK ROW), R. Dooley, W. Dore, C. Arndt, J. O ' Neill, W. Knuth, R. Lotko. (FRONT ROW), T. McLaughlin, T. Smith, T. Mc¬ Laughlin. (BACK ROW), J. McEvilley, J. Mundy, J. Birk, T. Bontempo. GUYS DOLLS Donna Knochel Mary Faulkner P. Murphy L. Bressanelli Carolyn Gick J. Aurelio, J. Li, J. Lunney J. Meyers T. Messman M. Leyden, C. Bolanos, W. Gorden, G. Garn, R. Schmerber, M. Spain Barbara Clark, Petranella Herre, Sue Marlatt Linda Brenda Audrey Urbanczyk —in... f jmmmmmm f V 1 — .. ri. ' ' mm —i 1 MWBBega j. f 4 pi ' f ; it nr i. ■- ; 1 !.� � � � n� j«xH-. y -- piS A | i P !, — i —-r f v -• j mi i ,: I W! TIT f ■ ' . ■ ' , m—« if : j B [V izi : j ? 1 K | ifiiWwi. ' | h ;PI X [ .} - , 1 • —l -H i|� l 4 | Z3 4T. .. ' ,,j f j Vf 1 ' 1 ' “7 3 i r r ' nirrm - 1 1 r 1 Um r __ i jLii p 1 - 1 ' ' i | « ma t iiwiif i in “ ■ iflfciti w� Mr 4 XAVIER STUDENT COUNCIL Robert Noll, George Kohlrieser, Patrick Fitzgerald, Bernard Schiml, B.S., Thomas Post. Linus Evers Lowell Hemmelgarn James Hemmelgarn Clarence Leugers Jerome Steinbrunner Jerome Hartke Frank Schmit Robert Ricketts Louis Recker Thomas Raterman Harbison Douglas -4 . Robert Fowles David Wenner, B.A. Jose Navarette Ronald Wiecek Michael Winkowski William Stock Mark Miller Robert Stanovick Richard Bialczak Father Fredrick Lang was appointed Assistant Director during this past year. He assumes the duties during the Director ' s absence and is also a professor of Latin and Greek. Father Alvin Herber has been Director of Seminarians for the past four years. His is the responsibility of guiding the seminarians so that they might develop into worthy priests of God. 108 r ' ' N. ' ‘ a K S jjr. .% | V1 1 -K ■■., ' “ � «E . B 1 i] Hj8fN| ' - _ ' UP nytiK: ■ -ii ! s 7 f} l ' 1 B yv ’’ .i avBMppfWpC ' - - ► , s -1 m SKs -T ,.„. 1 lA ' t 7 i LAY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bishop Andrew G. Grutka, D.D., LL.D.,.Honorary Chairman Irving L. Lewin, Chairman. Eskil T. Eskilson Clarence W. Bader . Timothy P. Galvin George A. Burns . Fred G. Jaicks Roy C. Clark. Walter A. McDonough William J. Curosh . Peter C. Smidt Raymond E. Daly. Eugene R. Specker C. M. Dubs . Chester J. Wleklinski m Ur ft] REVEREND CLETUS G. KERN, C.PP.S., M.A. Assistant Dean THE MOST REVEREND ANDREW G. GRUTKA, D.D., LL.D. Bishop of Gary in Indiana ADMINISTRATION REVEREND JOSEPH A. SMOLAR, C.PP.S., M.S., M.A. Dean of Students 112 _ MR. DENVER SASSER, A.M., English MRS. MARGARET MALCHESNEY, L. R.A.M., Humanities; MR. CHARLES G. MALCHESNEY, LL.B., M. A., Economics; MRS. MARION P. STILLER, M.A., English FACULTY MR. ROBERT A. BANET, M.A., PH.D., English; MR. RAYMOND J. KRAJEWSKI, M.A., English MR ANTHONY G. FEDERICI, M.A., History 115 MR. RICHARD L. DEAN, M.A., PH.D., Speech; MR. GEORGE J. FLEMING, M.A., PH.D., History i FACULTY MR. JAMES T. CRONIN, M.S.ED., Director of Guid¬ ance SISTER MARY MADELEINE ADAMCZYK, S.S.J., M.A., PH.D, Education MISS VILTIS VAICHUNAS, A.M.L.S., Librarian MR. MONTAGUE M. OLIVER, M.S.A., PH.D., Biology; MR. CHARLES M. STEVENS, PH.D, Chemistry 116 MR. EMMETT L. RIORDAN, M.S., Mathematics MR. RICHARD BROUGHTON, Economics MR. THOMAS J. MURRAY, M.B.A., Accounting,- MR JAMES L. FATTORE, M.B.A., Business MR. JOHN GRUENFELDER, M.A., PH.D., Philosophy,- MR. DONALD E. BRINLEY, A.M., PH.D. (CAND.), Philosophy MR. JOHN W. SWANKE, M.A., Philosophy REVEREND GEORGE J. LUBELEY, C.PP.S., S.T.L., Chaplain President, Edward Latek Secretary, Thomas Kuchta vute Committee Chairman: Mary Stokes, Social Committee; John Dvorske, STUDENT Faculty Advisor 118 Standing is night representative, Idajean Windell, speaking to the evening-students. , Publicity Committee; James Tobol- ' ski. Athletic Committee. COUNCIL Vice-president, Joseph Glorioso Treasurer, Julian Perez Mr. Alec Lazur William Wides, vice-president; Joce¬ lyn Kissela, secretary; Robert Kearney, president. A ' -■ jC. ■ ' . • . Roberta Gabrys, secretary; Maureen Clancy, president; Ilona Werner, treasurer. James Kick, president; William O ' Malley, vice-president; Mary Stokes, secretary; John Dvorske, treasurer. Michael Berilla, treasurer; Jerry Bercik, president; Robert Harris, vice-president; Fran Condo secretary. THOMAS E. CARDIS, B.S Hammond, Indiana Accounting (Cand.) PAUL G. BRINDLEY, B.A. Crown Point, Indiana Philosophy Magna Cum Laude BRUCE V. ALDRIN, B.S. Hammond, Indiana Accounting WILLY C. ACHEBE, B.S. East Chicago, Indiana Finance SENIORS WELDON A. DAVIS, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary Education JOSEPH DABROWSKI, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Accounting GEORGE D. CARTER, B.S. Blue Island, Illinois Marketing LAURA M. COCHRAN, B.S. Highland, Indiana Elementary Education PASCALE DELCOTTO, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Marketing ANDREW R. DOUGHERTY, B.S. Gary, Indiana Management THOMAS J. EMRO, B.S. Whiting, Indiana Elementary Education KENNETH GOES, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Accounting HAROLD R. HECKERT, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Marketing THOMAS JARECKI, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Management WILLIAM E. JOHNSTON, JR., B.A. Gary, Indiana Political Science ROBERT L. JUNG, B.S. Calumet City, Illinois Accounting ROBERT P. KEARNEY, B.S. Calumet City, Illinois Accounting WALTER T. KEILMAN, B.S. Munster, Indiana Management JOCELYN M. KISSELA, B.S. East Chicago, Indiana Elementary Education JOHN R. KOBZA, B.S. Gary, Indiana Physical Education SENIORS 124 JAMES T. KRISTOFF, B.S. East Chicago, Indiana Management THOMAS W. KUCHTA, B.S. Lansing, Illinois Accounting JOSEPH J. PAROT, B.A. Chicago, Illinois History EDWARD C. LATEK, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Accounting LABLANCHE S. MARKS, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary, Education THEODORE D. MASON, B.A. East Chicago, Indiana Philosophy Magna Cum Laude VIVIAN McCLURE, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary Education KATHLEEN O ' TOOLE, B.S. Griffith, Indiana Elementary Education Cum Laude RICHARD J. MEIER, B.S. East Chicago, Indiana Marketing VIRGINIA NEUAL, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary Education 126 WALTER S. SCHULTZ, B.A. Whiting, Indiana Sociology ROBERT N. SCHWARTZ, B.A. Griffith, Indiana Sociology JERRY E. PATCHMAN, B.S. Dyer, Indiana Marketing VIRGINIA PETRITES, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary Education SENIORS MARGARET M. SALIGA, B.A. Whiting, Indiana English WALTER M. SAMBOR, B.S. East Chicago, Indiana Accounting ZITA G. PIETERS, B.S. Whiting, Indiana Elementary Education RUTH PITTS, B.S. Gary, Indiana Elementary Education ROBERT SUCHY, B.A. RUTH F. SZOT, B.S. 127 Chicogo, Illinois East Chicago, Indiana Economics Elementary Education PHILIP A. SEROCZYNSKI, B.A. Hammond, Indiana Sociology JEROME S. STANO, B.A. Chicago, Illinois Economics NORMAN L. STREVELER, B.A. Hammond, Indiana Philosophy MILDRED STEPHEN, B.S East Chicago, Indiana Elementary Education Editor, Ilona Werner PHASE Faculty Advisors: Reverend Joseph Smolar and Miss Lorri Spuehler. Joann Matusek, Identification; Paul Milak, Faculty Photographer. 128 Sey rrio r 2 oo rr 3 SHAVINGS Faculty Consultant, Mr. John Swanke Editor, Dan Lowry and Secretary, Kathleen Mullaney Moderators, Mrs. Marion Stiller and Dr. Robert Banet COMMERCE CLUB Tom Kuchta, vice-president; Ilona Wer ner, secretary; Pat DelCotto, treasurer Not pictured: Mr. Fattore, moderator and Jim Smith, president. ACCOUNTING k. CLUB SITTING: Mr. Murray, moderator; Ken Goes, president. STANDING: Bruce Aldrin, secretary; Joe Dabrowski, treas¬ urer; and Tom Cardis, vice-president. FUTURE TEACHERS Larry O ' Mara, vice-president; Robert Figahs, president; Alice Gonzalez, sec¬ retary; Dr. George Fleming, moderator. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Narcine Sherpetosky, secretary; Mary Kay Mathieson, vice-president; Colleen Ward, president; Kathy Mullaney, treasurer; and Mr. Bernard Melevage, moderator. 131 DRAMA CLUB Robert Harris, secretary-treasurer; Mark Biel, president; Mary Knutson, recording secretary; Pat Austgen, vice-president; Mr. Denver Sasser, moderator. saint Joseph ' s college cimi [ center_ aprlm KHS IsM PoNATTO T- ADuLJS 51.00 STUDENTS -50 FINE ARTS CLUB fVH Jocelyn Kissela, president; Ted Warzynski, treasurer; Miss Lorri Spuehler, moderator. Not pictured: Christine Chandler, secretary. 132 SEATED: Bessie Westmoreland, Joanne F. Miller, Doris May Maurer, Margaret Saliga, Laura Cochran, and Beth Groff. STANDING: Mary Lou Kandalec, John Kruzan, Ted Mason, Thomas Leonard, Fran Lysaught. Not pictured: Paul Brindley, Leonard Czapkowicz, Virginia Petritres, Andrew Dougherty, Made¬ leine Frechette. DELTA EPSILON SIGMA Left to right: Tom Miranda, Margaret Saliga, Maria Pavlovich, and Conrad Blasko. CHORUS 133 ATHLETIC STAFF Trainer, BERNIE LAREAU, Athletic Director, RICHARD SCHARF, DONALD MERKI, Head Football Coach, EDWARD DWYER, Freshman Head Basketball Coach, JAMES HOLSTEIN, Head Baseball Coach, Football Coach, DAVID BEAM. Senior Guard James Biernat holds the First Annual Rudy Volz Memorial Award which he won for his performance in the Homecoming game against Butler. S.J.C. SEASON RECORD (4-4-1) OPP. 6 . HILLSDALE . 27 14 . CENTRAL STATE .... 14 13 . VALPARAISO . 6 14 . EVANSVILLE . 2 0 . BALL STATE . 14 6 . BUTLER . 0 0 . DEPAUW . 15 25 . WHEATON. 7 0 . INDIANA STATE .... 16 Captains Dick Hagye, Jim Biernat, and Joe Gugliotta. R. Wujek, J. Haburjak, E. Bara, M. Valvano, W. Metz, D. Huhn, D. Ogren, Coach J. Holstein, Coach D. Merki. THIRD ROW: W. Hemming, R. Dostal, R. Sigler, R. Bridge, R. Ostrowski, T. Isselhard, J. Truba, L. Lennon, J. Golarz, P. Zera, C. Ryan, C. Blincoe, P. Corsaro, J. Braet, Mgr. R. Hayes. FIRST ROW: Freshman coach D. Beam, R. Schreiber, D. Anderson, D. O ' Con¬ nor, J. Severa, R. Hagye, J. Biernat, R. Cochran, D. Bian, J. Gugliotta, D. Houlihan, Trainer B. Lareau. SECOND ROW: Head Coach E. Dwyer, Athletic Director R. Scharf, T. Conrad, A. Mockaitis, A. Quigley, J. Betz, D. Eckerle, 18 PLAYERS IN THIS PLAY - LENNON, BIERNAT BOGUSKI, O ' CONNOR, GUGLIOTTA, ISSELHARD, BETZ, and TRUBA rushing the passer, DEVAULT — just behind Devautt is a St. Joe leg (SCHREIBER). This pass was intercepted by ZERA in the first quarter of the SJC — Evansville contest. SOMETIMES WE WON AND SOMETIMES ... HOMECOMING - 1962 S.J.C., 6 BUTLER, O. m The caption on the left reads S.J.C. , 6 — BUTLER 0, but that caption did not make a season. It helped to be sure but the 1962 Puma team did more than beat Butler on a rainy Homecoming day. Tough Hillsdale and Central State teams combined to give the Pumas many aches and pains before SJC could meet Valparaiso. However, a fresh and spirited group routed Valpo late in September and went on to scare the life out of I.C.C. hopefuls until the physical strain mutilated a thin squad. Lack of depth spelled defeat but an abundance of spirit achieved four big victories and a successful season for St. Joseph ' s. Senior Half-back, Donald Bian, ( 26), breaks away in the SJC victory over Evansville. S Senior end David O ' Connor Honorable mention 1962 All I.C.C. Team Senior guard James Biernat Second team selection 1962 All I.C.C. Team Senior guard Richard (Dick) Hagye First Team Selection 1962 All Catholic Mid West Team Senior End Joseph Severa THE 1962 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, A. Hermann, G. Lesperance, T. Duffy, N. Schmitz, T. Murphy, T. Platt, R. Hickman, A. Dostal. SECOND ROW, Coach Bera, T. Cyr, D. Stanczak, R. Devine, D. Maloney, J. Koch, D. Blake, M. Binder, W. Carr, Coach David Beam. THIRD ROW, S Dasse, D. Larson, W. Benko, J. Hoenninger, J. Zimmer, D. Kova lak, L. Knapke, S. Weihe. THE 1962-63 BASKETBALL PUMAS ' j FIRST ROW, J. Crawley, J. O ' Donnell, L. Brunswick, A. Papai, A. Voellinger, B. Lareau, K. Dockus, G. Post, R. Marcinek, J. Sorg, T. Sager, Asst. Coach, F. Farley, B. Braunbeck. SECOND ROW, Student Manager, G. Popp, Trainer, Donald Merki, Head Coach, James Holstein. THE PUMAS 146 SEASON RECORD (11 - 12 ) S.J.C. OPP. 73 . . . . . NOTRE DAME. . . . 87 74 . . . . BELLARMINE . . . . 71 78 . . . . . MARION . . . 79 83 . . . . AQUINAS . . . 59 88 . . . . . VILLA MADONNA . . . . . . 74 79 . . . . ANDERSON . . . 94 102 . . . . . CHICAGO TEACHERS . . . 93 89 . . . . INDIANA CENTRAL . . . . . 75 89 . . . . FRANKLIN . . . 83 61 . ... BUTLER . . . 70 76 . . . . INDIANA STATE . . . 96 95 . . . . BALL STATE . . . 99 86 . . . . DEPAUW . . 75 97 . . . . VALPARAISO . . . 77 63 . . . . ILL. WESLEYAN . . . 69 58 . . . . EVANSVILLE . . . 78 108 . . . . BALL STATE . . . 88 89 . ... ST. AMBROSE . . . 70 85 . . . . VALPARAISO . . . 104 56 . . . . BUTLER . . . 78 63 . . . . EVANSVILLE . . . 82 89 . . . . DEPAUW . 72 72 . . . . INDIANA STATE . . . 74 The 1962-63 SJC basketball team was good ' But how can you measure goodness ? Does it take a good record? At times St. Joe fans seem to think so, but down deep the Puma fan likes his team, likes his players, likes the coaches, and hates the opposing team. If an occasional or even fre¬ quent ' hiss ' is aimed at a SJC player it is not because the guy in the stands thinks he can do a better job, but because he hates to lose. But if a fan hates to lose, think of the play¬ er. The 11 — 12 record was a disappointment to the players because guys like Art Voellinger, George Post, Bill Braunbeck, and Ken Dockus, and all the others had tried so hard to win. Records, alone, do not always measure suc¬ cess. THE TEAM WAS GOOD. WERE iR wPi Captain Art Voellinger Senior Center John Sorg Senior Guard SrX Xi,AMSSS Bill Braunbeck Senior Forward ffifflLS Russ Marcinek Second team All-conference guard Jim O ' Donnell Senior Forward Three on three in the SJC — Butler contest Dmm 1963 Season Record (9- 15) SJC Opp. 1 . De Pauw . 2 0 . De Pauw . 5 1 . Southern III. 2 2 . Southern III. 5 6 . Ball State . 5 3 . Ball State . 2 2 . Central Mich. 3 0 . Central Mich. 6 1 . St. Mary ' s . 2 3 . Evansville . 9 1 . Franklin . 13 6 . . .. Franklin . 0 6 . Wabash . 0 7 . Valparaiso . 13 3 . Valparaiso . . 10 . Goshen . 11 . Goshen . 3 . Indiana State 0 . Indiana State 9 . Marian . 1 . Butler . 0 . Butler . 3 . Anderson 1 .. . 4 . 5 . 2 . 2 . 3 . 1 . 3 . 8 . 0 Anderson . 4 Senior Letterman Art Voellinger Senior Tony Pacenti leads an early spring pepper session. FIRST ROW, J. Mazarella, R. Picirilli, M. Sosnowski, J. Hunt, E. Kantowicz, K Kadlan, P. Corsaro, T. Wall, D. Hann, M. Aylesworth, D. Renspie. SECOND ROW, Coach Donald Merki, A. Quigley, W. Caul, T. Carroll, B. Decker, T. I YOU onjCDALL lUJUAL) Pacenti, A. Voellinger, K. Dockus, B. Marx, B. Siedensticker, Mgr. R. Geollet, Trainer, Bernie Lareau. The 1962-63 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, F. Jisa, F. Fraser, A. Dostal, R. Webster, T. Linden, T. Crowley, hoven, J. Chmi T. Murphy. SECOND ROW, Coach William Braunbeck, J. Apice, B. Gusten- W. Zoladz. Senior Letterman William (Bill) Seidensticker Senior Letterman Richard (Dick) Renspie J J, (left) Senior Letterman Tony Pacenti Senior Letterman Edwin Kantowicz 1963 M.V.P. Ed Kanto¬ wicz; Batboy, Mike Davis; Athlete of the 1962-63 Sports Year, Art Voelling- er. jyv ' fe. Vl ' A: ri.wr . 8 •JW. Senior Letterman James Hunt Coach Don Merki conducts an infield practice session. 1963 Co-Ca pta i ns Art Voellinger, Dick Renspie -AJi; 1963 PUMA NETMEN R. Dixon, D. Sorg, M. Mixson, W. Currie, J. Luxem, Coach John Sorg. SEASON RECORD (5-6) Opp. ... 3 . . . 0 .. . 7 , . . 5 SJC 4 . Butler . 7 . Marion . 0 . De Pauw . 2 . Wabash .. 0 . Indiana State . 7 2 . Evansville . 5 6 . Marion . 1 4 . Valparaiso . 3 3 . Indiana State . 4 0 . Ball State . 7 6 . Butler. 1 I.C.C. Tournament . fifth place SJC 46 Rose Poly 54 (indoor meet) Canadian A.A.U. — Dostal 3rd in 50-yard dash SJC 34, Hanover 34, Indiana State 113 SJC 14, Taylor 82, Manchester 50 Ferris Relays — SJC placed 8th SJC 46, Rose Poly 44 2 Greenville 7 OV 2 SJC 43, Manchester 78 SJC 49, Valparaiso 78 SJC 72, Concordia 66, Indiana Tech 30 Conference Tourney — Placed 6th TRACK FIELD 1963 PUMA TRACKMEN FIRST ROW, L. Lennon, J. Caccamo, T. Conrad, M. Leyden, L. Brost, G. Ephgrave, J. Kreniske. SECOND ROW, W. Metz, J. Haburjak, R. Orlinski, G. Kelly, T. Gies, M. Holler, B. Wilberscheid. 1963 PUMA KEGLERS R. Harmon, T. Kuhar, R. Hansen, Coach Fr. B. Dreiling, S. Jupinka, J. Madden, J. Spindler. V •’ r-t ¥ ' ' 4 1 - . .-.0 j VARSITY BOWLERS END SEASON WITH 8-2 record. St. Joseph ' s varsity bowling team com¬ pleted its 1962-63 season with an 8—2 record, good for a second-place finish in the Midwest Intercollegiate Bowling Con¬ ference. They won the conference tourna¬ ment and placed 8th in the NAIA national tournament in Kansas City. 1963 PUMA GOLF TEAM STANDING: J. Spindler, Capt. C. Naylon, R. White. KNEELING: J. Halpin, Coach James Holstein, J. Campagna. Season Record (5—7) SJC OPP. 9 . ... Marian . . . . . 6 0 . , . . . Wabash . . . . . 15 5V2 . , . . . Indiana State . . . . .... m 6V2 . . . . DePauw. .... 8 2 3 . ... Ball State . .... 12 2V4 . . .. DePauw. .... 12 ' 2 9V 2 . . . . . Rose Poly . .... SV2 15 . . . . . U. of Chicago. . . . . 0 7 . . . . . 8 12 2 . .... 2 V 2 3 2 . .... 1 V 2 14 . . . . U. of Chicago. . . . . 1 THE RECENTLY FORMED TURNERS Under the direction of Father Albin Scheidler, C.P.P.S., and Mr. Alfred Hentschel. Coach Alfred Hentschel, E. Alvarez, R. Geleott, W. Mohan, P. Saxton, R. L ' Heureux, C. Hildebrand, R. McNally, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Orlinski, D. Curran. in 1962-63 INTRAMURAL SCHOOL CHAMPIONS Football . Halas Midgets Basketball .. Gallagher Megatons Bowling .. Halas Midgets Walking Race .. George Lawler (Halas) Track . William Hemming (Gallagher) Chess . James Dixon (Aquinas) Checkers ... Larry Lennon (Halas) 16 Softball . Halas Midgets 12 Softball . Gallagher 1962-63 I.M. Sportsmanship Award ..Bennett Hall 1962-63 I.M. Hall Participation Award . . . Gallagher and Gaspar Halls 159 THIS TALENT SHOW 166 The Clancy Brothers ndiana University Philharmonic Orchestra Stan Getz CONCERT SERIES I 168 Lois, Mike Z., Loretta, Bill V., Judy, Henry W. • Sue, Bill D„ Carmen, Jim F., Julie, Kathy, Jim T., Jim Me. PROM COURT Mitch Kaminski, Pat Cuny, Jim McGill, Kathy Murphy, Donna Mulvihill, Jack Blume, Nicole Borch, John Zid, Carolyn Fahrman, Ron Bonato. THE EDITORS Jim Sullivan Asst. Editor, Bill Vaught, Editor. 1963 PHASE SECTION EDITORS SEATED Ken Marcotte, Ledna Stenholm, Ilona Werner, Frank Creel. STANDING: Jim Maresca, Mike Thoele Dan Zawila, Henry Wilken, Jim Delaney - (not pictured) Bill Downard, Pat Bresnahan. THE EDITORS STUFF STAFF ROW 1. Mrs. R. Hagye, Dan Zawila, Linda Beren- da, Pat Prorok, Mary Faulk¬ ner. ROW 2. Frank Creel, John Reager, Joe Regal, Charlie Schuttrow, Russ Carson, Jim Ross, Frank Jozaites. ROW 3. Jim Co- gan, John Cates, Gene Alvarez, Len Palicki, Jim Delaney, Jim Dyer, Al Bubnys. Audery Urbanczik, Business Manager; Mick Lew is, Associate Editor; Y. J. Thoele, Editor. HcAi r MEASURE STAFF Dan Zawila, Russ Carson, John Madden Bob Blackwood, Eberhard Gabriel. PUBLICATIONS PHOTOGRAPHERS SEATED: Frank Jozaites, Bob Stanovik, Bill Stock, Jim Dyer, STANDING: Eugene Alvarez, Leonard Palicki, Al Bubnys, Jim Ross, Matt Sos- nowski, Jim Hattemer. I I PARENTS STAFF SEATED: Martin McKoski, Dennis Lavery, John Madden, Bill Lavery. STANDING: Jim Ross, Al Bubnys. Vice President, Mitchell Kaminski mniHH COUNCIL Student Council Committee Chairman SEATED: Jim Tuerff, John O ' Riordan, Don Hoffman, STANDING: Jerry Meservey, John Keane, Ken Wyso- glad, John Blume. 185 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joseph Daleiden, Patrick Murphy, Joseph Gugliotta, John Pikarski, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Michael Valvano, David Eckerle, Terrence Wall, Robert Christopher. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS John Higgins, Russell DeBruin,-Peter Kennedy, James Sexton. DELTA EPSILON SIGMA Dennis Brestensky, Daniel Zawila, Frank Creel. DIGAMMA KAPPA LAMBA Robert Sweeny, Jerry Meservey, Mary Faulkner, Don Hoffman. COURIER CLUB OFFICERS John Ubik, Frank Harmon, John Seggerson, Gene Ognibene. COLONIAL CLUB Joe Gugino, Dave Kernaghan Bill Kazmin, John Reager. SAN JOSE RAILROAD CLUB Richard Cloutier, Jamie Colon, Don Orlowski. DON BOSCO CLUB Edward Mayer, Dennis Matuska, Leland Richard. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Pierce McCabe, Edward Vanderplow, John Reager. OHIO CLUB Terry Miesle, Mike Holler, Louis Guagenti, Sam Rankin. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Dennis Matuska, Eugene Alvarez, Peter Shen, Eduardo Rivera CHICAGO CLUB Phil Cody, John McCarthy, Ed Kantowicz. MONOGRAM CLUB George Foss, Jim Crook. (Not pictured) Art Voellinger. DEBATE CLUB Mike Reinhart, John O ' Reil¬ ly. MOTOR CITY CLUB Hi Bill Hemming, Ken Wujek. Bill Metz, The Columbian Players and Saint Mary- of- the- Woods production of the MATCHMAKER featured Steve Carse, Dennis Matuska, Dan Fearman, Patricia Mercer, and Susan Wise. The picture at the left is a scene from the production THE MAN staged by an all SJC cast. COLUMBIAN PLAYER ' S OFFICERS Bill Asburn, Jim Couhig, Al Bavolek. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT John Pikarski, Ken Marcotte, Riordan, Bob Imbur PRE-LAW CLUB Eberhard Gabriel, Andy Lynch, Jim Ford, James A. Sullivan III RIFLE CLUB (below) Tom Kicinski, Joe Daleiden, Herb Steinmetz HISTORY CLUB Wilken, Norbe Kuntz, Henry Charles Clemens fp m jp BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW: M. Kaminski (Drum Major), K. O ' Brien, E. Price, T. Gallagher, J. Wise, C. Kelly, P. Germek , C. Gick, G. Chamberlain, J. Urbanic. SECOND ROW: R. Braun, P. McCann, A. P. Lesinski (Director), J. Crawford, B. Dogherty, D. Berner, R. Former, J. Kurland. THIRD ROW: F. Sikitch, T. Naylon, R. Lauer, J. Gugino, J. Klute, J. Calcott, L. Beurat, P. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: J. Sch- walbach, M. Strasburger, W. Leuandosky, J. Severa, R. White, D. Wester- heidi, R. Piggush, K. Ludwig, J. Piggush. FIFTH ROW: M. Steckbeck, B. Imbur, T. Daley, W. Queenan, F. LeMay. Robert Dougherty, Kevin O ' Brien, Paul Germek, Mr. Adam Lesinsky, Mitchell Kaminski. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Frank Creel, Tom Naylon, Don Hoffman, John Hartford Director: Dr. John Egan. FIRST ROW: K. Sweet, R. Rushlow, M. Ludwick, P. Coutlenge, P. Saxton, P. Pikarski, J. Langner, B. Saunders, J. Gross, B. Eiter, L. Lechner, D. Berner. SECOND ROW: H. Atnecio, T. Naylon, D. Hoffman, B. Bigel, B. Hart, V. Davis, T. Krasne, B. Hirl, F. Meyer, D. Fallat, P. Ogorzelec, B. Choi, D. Goggin, R. Dutio. THIRD ROW: J. Hartford, J. Heimann, J. Kin, J. Heimann R. Grebe, J. Fitzmaurice, E. Emery, J. lies, B. Hiett, B. Westmeyer, P. Me Lennon, J. Sullivan, J. Smith, D. Cheaney, J. Kaiser, B. Hirley, J. Lunney, R Seitt, J. Higgins, B. McAdams. SAINT JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE GLEE CLUB DOCTORS OF LAW , HONORIS CAUSA THE MOST REV. EGIDIO VAGNOZZI, Apostalic Delegate to the United States. May, 1963 WILLIAM L. McFETRIDGE, FRANK C. CALLAHAN, THOMAS A. LEWIS June, 1963 • ■. G.R. SCHREIBER January, 1963 On May 23, 1963, Father Aloys H. Feldhaus, C.PP.S. died after forty years in the service of God. Father Feldhaus was born in Louisville, Ky. on August 11, 1896 and became an ordained priest in the Congregation of the Precious Blood in 1923. In 1927 he received the degree of Doctor of Canon Law (J.C.D.) from Catholic University, Wash¬ ington, D.C. From 1927 to 1951 Father Feldhaus taught at Saint Charles Seminary at Carthagena, Ohio and then served for two years at Saint Agnes Convent in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. In 1953 he was transferred to Notre Dame Convent, Milwaukee, Wis¬ consin. He arrived at Saint Joseph ' s College in 1954 where he taught courses in Christian Morality and the Sacred Liturgy. Prior to his death on Ascension Thursday, Father Feldhaus completed an article on Oratories for the New Catholic Encyclopedia. Both the Faculty and the Student Body of Saint Joseph ' s mourn the loss of a dedicated priest, a competent teacher, and a true friend of the College. Requiescat in Pace! 198 BMMMI The closing of the school year is marked by the death of Pope John XXIII on June 3, 1963. The Holy Father, friend of all nations endeared himself not only to all Christendom but to the entire world in the five years of his reign. At the age of 76 he left behind him two major encyclicals, Mater Et Magistra and Pacem in Terris, as ex¬ amples of his all-encompassing love for humanity and his deep desire to insure the basic dignity and the freedom of the individual. Pope John also willed to the world an enormous undertaking, the second Vatican Ecumenical Council, which stands as a mile¬ stone on the road to a religious unity which is not bounded by belief or geography. Albert Cardinal Meyer, Archbishop of the Diocese of Chicago, has said that Pope John, when speaking of Pope Pius X, un¬ wittingly wrote his own eulogy,- In him people behold that rare combination of all the desirable traits possessed by each social class. He is genuine like a true peasant; he is honest and strong, like one of our own factory workers; he has the true patience of the seaman; he is calm as a shepherd; he is well-bred and austere as the descendants of the noblest families in the land; he is benign and courteous as a teacher or judge; he is good and generous as we imagined the saints to be. Requiescat in Pace! 199 DARYL’S PASTERY Rensselaer, Indiana America’s Headquarters for Food Service Equipment • Furnishings and Supplies for Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants, Schools, Hospitals and Institutions Such as Chinaware, Glassware, Silverware Paper Goods, Kitchen Utensils • EDWARD DON COMPANY 2201 S. LaSalle St. Chicago 16, MINARDO BROS. FRUIT CO. 221 Chestnut LaFayette, Indiana SEARS AND ROEBUCK Rensselaer, Indiana R. W. POOL, INC. WHOLESALERS VALPARAISO, INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF ADVANCE HOSPITAL SUPPLY 1416 So. 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Whalen, Sr. Edward J. White Mr. Mrs. Carl Wilberscheid Mr. Mrs. Robert Winslow Mr. Mrs. R. Wolshon Mr. Mrs. Ray D. Wolson Max J. Wysoglad Thomas Yandron E. W. Ye agley, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stephen M. Zawila Mr. Roman J. Zech Vincent S. Zarafa Mr. Mrs. Charles Zofkie Kenneth P. Zosel Mr. George Zulanas EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . William E. Vaught Assistant Editors . . James A. Delaney James A. Sullivan III Business Managers . . William A. Thoma Ronald L. Bonato Copy Editor . SECTION EDITORS Academic. Calumet Center . . Kenneth F. Marcotte Ilona Werner Leona Stenholm Jo Ann Miller Athletics . Social . Religion . Organizations . Artists . James Repko PHOTOGRAPHERS Professional Photographer . Student Photographers . James A. Ross Leonard J. Palicki Algimantas P. Bubnys Matthew P. Sosnowski Frank G. Jozaites James F. Keating James J. Dyer Joseph T. Li William Stock Robert Stanovik James F. Maresca Ronald Hostetler Faculty Moderators . 212 Mr. Edward J. Menkhaus Rev. Joseph Smolar, C.PP.S. Miss Lorri Spuehler