St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1964 volume:

Moatd of Cay trustees Administration . Classes . Athletics ■ ' ■ ■ 68 Organizations . . 147 72 Religious . . 167 78 Patrons and Advertisements .... . 190 S ' ’ • ■ ,. v ' ... JM t V Mm m life ■ A Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in educa¬ tion . . . The human mind is our fundamental resource. This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, THIRTY-FIFTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, who was slain by an assassin on November 22, 1963 Pull down that bloody shade! Now I ' ll tell you what I ' m gonna do . . you Meet Some of the Most Look, all asked for was one lousy cigarette! -4 warn Man, I ' ve got to stop sneaking into the Southside Interesting People at College A-a-a-choo! Get your ! foot off my hand! The pond and the Administration Building bette The pond as taken from the attic 9 r ays ' Diamond 1964, the Seventy-fifth year in the history of St. Jo¬ seph ' s College, is a year for recollection. Today, while we Father Scheidler Is that fellow standing on his head Father Bierberg? dt the Administration Building. One of the college ' s earliest bands. ‘jubilee and the Turners. Saint Joseph ' s first club: The Seifert Light Guards. view our progress we must not forget our past for it is in the past that the key to the future is found. The old baseball field in front of the Science Building. v nA- 4 vW .. ! ' jp MjtM , Bjrwf dBr Firr? .Jp ■ ■ atifr , ' 4- f{ it ' jjPs ' ■’f JM ' ' 1 4® Jl % k p ' ' r Zkere Ace Also Activities ... 2X9 Zmgs Will Recall With some li iMM T Beg£S£Sy.; Recent sociological studies have revealed that the separation of the male homo sapiens from the females of that species for long periods of time may have adverse effects. While the situation may be welcomed by some, being especially conducive to study, others may have their minds affected by the detachment. It also may be noted that in extreme cases where individuals have endeavored to spend an entire year within the confines of the college gates, marked changes in their physical char¬ acteristics have occurred. 16 The president of the college, Fr. Gross, addresses the home¬ coming throng. The Junior Class sponsored the Homecoming Dance to end the day ' s festivities. Awwwwwww! Well, ya ' can ' t win ' em all. Gee, that ' s nice, too bad we didn ' t win. 18 Gee, honey, look at the beautiful Christmas tree. Ho, ho, ho, and what do you want for Christmas, Dolly? Anyone for pool! Christmas ' Dance the of several folk Two this St Joe to visit groups year The Missing Otis Trio . . . and The Gaslight Singers Zke annual March 17 flag-raising triggered a . -ym vW ' ■jjHHHHnBBHHH __ ■-• v,,; . ' { s UDENTi ‘yCOTT . . . that created a certain excite¬ ment on campus involving a plea tor reform. Other students took an active, lively interest in the picketing. Student Boycott The Ringo Starr fan club even braided a hair rope to hang the night watchman. One group took to the trail, seeking support from passing motorists. v H p —ifik LiTTLC L Bj kH ND S’B. j r • «,. — - - w ' • - - Yes, Andy, it ' s a cold, cruel world. 22 Officer Krumpke says we are a blot on society, how sad! How long did you say? Zalent Show Father Duffy and Soot massacre the ceremonies. Ken Wilke—(He ' s beyond words) The Mongies hold a salesmen ' s convention en- route to River City. 23 The Singing Nun, Sister (Wilbur) Smile. 4 You oughta see . . . Happy Birthday, Dear Igor, happy birthday. Tine Mts Scries Internationally known singing star, Miss Joan Moynagh. The Catholic University ' s presentation— The Tanning of the Shrew Four-handed piano concert given by Doctor and Mrs. Egan. The Chicago Chamber Orchestra in concert at St. Joe ' s. 26 The DIAMOND JUBILEE CONCERT, April 12, 1964, featuring the Peloquih Te Deum, specially commissioned by St. Joseph ' s College for this concert, conducted by Mr. Peloquin, with the aid of Sister M. Laudesia, O.S.F., director of the Alverno College Chorus, and Father Lawrence F. Heiman, C.P.P.S., director of the St. Joseph’s College Glee Club. C. Alexander Peloquin—founder-conductor of the Peloquin Cho¬ rale. Pianist—Rose Maria Scozzaro. I use Dial, how about you? Egad, What a Cad, an audience participation play, by the Columbian Players. St. Joe ' s answer to Peter O ' Toole, Nick Polis. Zkeater Don ' t look now, but Fr. Grit is watching. 28 V .I .-.-lixV. - « The Pumamobile . . . rnmmmt ■amu The Regina Concert . . . The broken window . . . And more of the Regina Concert . . . And the contemplation. Jimrs It ' s not quality, it ' s quantity. H ey, where did that cameraman come from? Goodbyes being exchanged—some willingly, some unwillingly. Just call me Rudolph Valentino. Wilbur does the wobble. . . . Tall cameraman. “little 500’’ The Sunoco Special took top honors in the now commercialized Puma Little 500. The gashouse gang who were first to see the checkered flag. Ruth Ann Tuffanelli was chosen as the queen of the Little 500. The Little 500 ' s sentimental favorite. 31 Hard-working John Gorman holds court My!, Marty, you sure are sexy It ' s arm f I a p pin ' time This is the mystery picture—are you in it? One of our more efficient econo¬ mizers relaxes on the dance floor. Revels Bill Allen and his trio, on the bandstand And this used to be such a quiet place. Puma Bob, Dilly, Tulls, Wally, and The Gar; fresh from the banks of the Iroquois. junior Senior When you dance in New Orleans, you dance in the middle of Bourbon Street Look deep, deep, deep into my eyes. Oh, Mike, that Count Basie band is just luscious! ■t i. f ' ' ■ ' 1 GIRLS Prom Lucky guys and their beautiful dates: John Kane and Marie Sowa, Pat Lewis and Judy Weaver, Bob Newman and Queen Sue Shields, Dick Schreiber and Jeanine Feltz, Marty McKoski and Sandy Seltzer. The eyes of Popalewski are upon you Our 1964 Prom Queen, Miss Sue Shields. An enjoyable evening for all Zhis Js Pumaville? 36 ATHLETICS Kut the Kef Said He Wasn ' t Over! The story told in this picture reasonably sums up the entire 1963 season, because Ryan ' s touchdown did not count. It was a season of injuries, record high temperatures, and six defeats on the road. But it also had its high- water marks. The Pumas won two of their three home games in come -from-behind victories over arch-rivals Val¬ paraiso and DePauw. Rich Ostrowski established a conference record with a 35-yard field goal against DePauw only to set the stage for Ron Boguski ' s record shattering 48-yarder fifteen minutes later. The team doubled its passing record over 1962, but failed to score a touchdown pass. The loss of only eight seniors has eyebrows raised for 1964 but the likes of Gugliotta, Schreiber, Boguski, Isselhard, Ostrowski, and An¬ derson (all 3-time letter winners) will be sorely missed. 38 Zhe „Athletic Staff Mr. Richard Scharf, Athletic Director; Mr. Donald Merki, Head Baseball Coach; Mr. James Holstein, Mr. Edward Bara, Assistant Football Coach; Mr. Edward Dwyer, Head Football Coach; Mr. James Betz, Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Football Coach. Senior Ron Boguski retires triumphantly from our grid after the DePauw victory. He had just booted a 40-yard field goal in the final four seconds to beat the Tigers 9-6. Earlier his 48-yard kick tied the score and a national record. 39 Zke 1963 Puma Qndders Front Row: Student Coach E. Bara, D. Ogren, J. Truba, D. Anderson, R. Schreiber, R. Bridge ' , Co-Captain, J. Gugliotta, Co-Captain P. Zera R. Boguski, J. McNamara, T. lsslehard, C. Ryan, Student Coach J. Betz. Second Row: Line Coach D. Merki, Back Coach J. Holstein, D. Stanzak, L. Yost, A. Dostal, J. Koch, D. Berner, R. Weber, J. Metzing er, T. Davisson, S. Dasse, J. George, T. Conrad, R. Blake, H. Quigley, Head Coach E. Dwyer, Athletic Director R. Schart. Third Row: Manager G. Zulonas, W. Thumm, T. Platt, T. Murphy, R. Bieriger, D. Conroy, W. MacDonald, B. Lawrence, J. Kelly, D. Eckerle, D. Larson, J. Whalen, J. Zolecki, R. Dostal A. Mockaitis, L. Lennon, Trainer, B. Lareau. Zke Admiral and Mis Ckief Posuns Consternation 40 Dean Howard (Ball St.) spills Quigley (82) after a 17-yard pass from Bob Bridge (36) gains 20 yards on a pass from Denny Anderson thus Larry Yost Oh the Plus Side JIM TRUBA, Jr. Guard RON POSTAL, Jr. HB Zke Cettemm JOHN GEORGE, Jr. End Elyria, Ohio DAN CONROY, So. Guard Chicago, Illinois DICK BIERIGER, Jr. Tackle Griffith, Indiana Dave Ogren (12) goes over the top versus DePauw. Lennon (44), Ryan (46), blocking. I MS Huck Quigley grabs 5-yard flip from Ogren moments before Ron Boguski ' s big field goal. LARRY LENNON, Jr. HB Evansville, Indiana CHUCK RYAN, Jr. FB Mamaroneck, New York Veterans RON WEBER, So. Center South Bend, Indi ana DAVE OGREN, Jr. QB Whiting, Indiana TOM CONRAD, Jr. FB Lafayette, Indiana ‘Hobby’foe Whalen ' Bobby ' Joe Whalen (86) kicks to the coffin-corner for the third time in the DePauw win. Al Mockaitis (87), Stanzak (51), and Koch (74), in red. Zhe Stats . Indiana State (Pa.) . . 27 St. Joe . Central State (Ohio) _ 19 St. Joe St. Joe .. . . _ 14 Valparaiso Evansville . .. .. 14 St. Joe .. Ball State ____ . 23 St. Joe . “Butler __ ____ 27 St. Joe .. St. Joe ______ .. 9 DePauw .. Wheaton ..... . 35 St. Joe . Indiana State ___ .. 28 St. Joe .. 2 Wins—7 Losses denotes Conference games Department Ceaders Scoring Passing Pass Receiving Rushing Punting Punt Returns Kick-off Returns Tackles Denny Anderson Denny Anderson Huck Quigley Larry Lennon Joe Whalen Larry Lennon Ron Dostal Terry Davisson 6 10 7 0 0 0 6 6 0 43 Zhe Cast Zirne Monad for Some JOE GUGLIOTTA, Sr. T Chicago, Illinois Co-Capt., 2nd team All-Conference, 1st team All-midwest Catholic team, I st team All-NAIA. DICK SCHREIBER, Sr. T Skokie, Illinois 1st team All-Conference, 1st team All-midwest Catholic team, 1st team All-NAIA. RON BOGUSKI, Sr. Guard Chicago, Illinois 2nd team All-Conference, 1st team All-midwest Catholic team. DENNY ANDERSON, Sr. QB Detroit, Michigan Honorable Mention All-NAIA. RICH OSTROWSKI, Sr. G Chicago, Illinois 2nd team All-midwest Catholic team. TERRY ISSLEHARD, Sr. E Belleville, Illinois 2nd team All-NAIA 44 BOB BRIDGE, Sr. HB Hartford City, Indiana JERRY McNAMARA, Sr. HB Chicago, Illinois OZZIE AND ROCK Boguski nails Ron Adams in the But¬ ler backfield. JOHN ZOLECKI, So. QB Milwaukee, Wisconsin HUCK QUIGLEY, Jr. End South Bend, Indiana JEFF KOCH, So. Tackle Chicago, Illinois DENNY BERNER, So. End Bensenville, Illinois JIM KELLY, So. Tackle Columbus, Ohio JIM METZINGER, So. Tackle Lafayette, Indiana Chuck Kelley leads the Puma band onto the field for their half-time performance. 46 Zumers Director Alfred Hentschel has his take time out of their busy routine to take our formal picture. One of the highlights of the basketball -season is the half-time show put on by the Turners. Here is one of their pyramids. 47 Wrestling Kneeling: Larry Lennon, Jim Zene, Ed Funk, Bernie Skwiercz, Bob Lothrop, Bill Van Pelt, Jeff Koch. Standing: Terry Sroka, Mike Leyden, Ron Geleott, Mike Moore, Coach Ed Dwyer. T)ual Meet Kernel 1 Win — 6 Cosses Indiana Central . 32 Earlham .26 Ball State . 26 St. Joseph ' s .. 30 Eastern Illinois .32 DePauw .29 Valparaiso . 38 St. Joseph ' s. .8 St. Joseph ' s. St. Joseph ' s__ ..18 .16 Manchester . . 10 St. Joseph ' s. St. Joseph ' s. .2 .1 1 St. Joseph ' s.. .6 Larry Lennon attempts a quick reversal. Jim Zane goes in for a take-down. basketball Standing: Coach Jim Holstein, Carl Bossung, Lonnie Brunswick, Bob Mokros, Al Papai, Larry Yeagley Paul Zosel, Coach Don Merki. Kneeling: Trainer Bernie Lareau, Tom Crowley, Ken Dockus, John Crowley, Terry Davisson, Tom Sager, Manager Bob Popp. LARRY YEAGLEY, So. South Bend, Indiana AL PAPAI, Jr. South Bend, Indiana BOB MOKROS, So. Milwaukee, Wisconsin TERRY DAVISSON, So. Rensselaer, Indiana KEN DOCKUS, Jr. Chicago, Illinois TOM CROWLEY, So. Oak Park, Illinois 49 Key factors Rebounding Sophomore Mokros, 22, and Captain Paul Zosel, 20, tip one up for two points against Wheaton. TOM SAGER, Sr. Milwaukee. Wisconsin Tom Sager, 32, only senior on this year ' s team, helps Larry Yeagley, 30, and Bob Mokros, 22, retrieve the ball after a stray Wheaton shot. This time it ' s all sophs ganging up on Wabash. Yeagley, 30, Mokros, 22, and Carl Bossung, 12, combine to score. CARL BOSSUNG, So. Reynolds, Indiana Puma strongman, Al Papai, 14, goes up for an easy basket against Manchester. Tom Crowley, 4, a swift and smooth sophomore guard, lays one in as Wheaton ' s defenders watch helplessly. Jor Success Shooting I Lonnie Brunswick, 34, Most Valuable Player and scoring leader of I this year ' s Pumas, strains to dump in two points from in close. A young and untried team took the St. Joe banner into battle during the 1963-1964 basketball campaign. They came out scarred and beaten fif¬ teen times in twenty-three tries, but they came out wiser and more mature in the ways of the game. Tom Sager, the only Senior on this year ' s team, did an admirable job when his chance came, but even his basketball knowledge could not get the team through some of the tight spots during the season. This was a spirited, fighting team that showed great desire. They never let down. However, it was a season for lumps and learning. Larry Yeagley soars high in the air to stuff one. Coach words boys. Holstein gives some kind of encouragement to his K. PAUL ZOSEL, Jr. Des Moines, Iowa JOHN CROWLEY, Jr. Chicago, Illinois Tom Crowley, 4, and Paul Zosel, 20, followed Brunswick in the scoring department. Crowley led in assists and made the honorable mention all-ICC team, while Zosel led in rebounds. Here, Wheaton and St. Cloud St. get a taste of the results of the Crowley-Zosel combination. Two front-liners, Lonnie Brunswick, 34, and Larry Yeagley, 30, won ' t believe you if you contend that basketball isn ' t a contact sport. The going gets rough under those boards! Terry Davisson, 42 (on the floor), Paul Zosel, 20, and Larry Yeagley, 30, leave Wabash players on the outside looking in. Roommates Tom Crowley, 4, and Carl Bossung, 12, team up in a scramble for the ball against Marian. These four sophomores want that ball! Carl Bossung, 12, Terry Davisson, 42, Bob Mokros, 22, and Tom Crowley, 4, rush together and a Wabash player gets squashed. Paul Zosel, 20, and Carl Bossung, 12, assist Larry Yeagley, 30, in another scramble here and the Pumas get this one, too. 54 Puma jumping-jack Larry Yeagley, 30, soars for an easy basket against St. Cloud State. Always in the thick of the action is Terry Davisson, 42. is fighting with Indiana State players. Here he Nifty Ken Dockus, 44, displays his style with a pretty left-handed A quick shovel pass from Carl Bossung, 12, results in two points reverse lay-up. K for Bob Mokros, 22, and the Pumas against Wheaton. 55 1963-1964 Puma Cubs. Standing: Bill Williams, Bill Hayes, Jim Still, Coach Don Merlci, Dennis Fabre, Ed Holmes, and Len Shar- baugh. Kneeling: Kevin Porrath, Jerry Wilder, Joe Thompson, Don Tammen, and Jim Klein. The very popular, as well as talented, Lonnie ' Country ' Brunswick was voted the Most Valuable Player award by his teammates this year. He led the team in scoring and in field goal percentage. His great desire showed in practice and in games. Hats off to this Burkettsville star! 56 Mewling bophomore Jim a perfect strike. Season Summary Midwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference Tourney ... ... - Midwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference League .. National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics . . 1st Place Tie for 3rd 8th Place M.I.B.C. Average M.I.B.C. Average M.I.B.C. Tourney M. I.B.C. Tourney N. A.I.A. Tourney Individual Awards .John Spindler .Jim Callero ... ..John Spindler .Tom Kuhar ... ....Larry Lechner . 8th Place _ 10th Place 3rd High Game 3rd High Series 2nd Total Pins Senior Tom Kuhar reflects his determination to win as, he Sophomore Larry Lechner shows fine form as he gets a taste releases his ball. of varsity competition. 57 baseball Sitting: Ernie Pihl, Bill Caul, Jim O ' Laughlin, Bill Swiderski, Marty Cusick, Bernie Gustenhoven, Jerry Chmura, Ken Dockus, Dwayne Hunn, Bob Standing: Tom Murphy, Dick Kemper, Pat Murphy, Ken Kudla, Frank Frasor, Ralph Piccirilli, Mike Baloun, Tom Crowley, Mike Delaney, John O ' Reilly, Coach Don Merki. The Saint Joseph baseball team registered its first winning season in three years, finishing with a very respectable 14-9 record. Home runs made the greatest contribution to the improvement. Junior Ken Dockus slammed six tying the record set by George Post in 1962. Dockus also belted eight doubles breaking Post ' s old record of seven set in the same year. A familiar sight: Ken Dockus swings—and trots around the bases. 58 Senior Ralph Piccirilli, 3B AII-ICC Honorable Mention Co-Captain Senior Mike Delaney, LF Senior Bob Marx, P Co-Captain Season’s Results . 14 Wins, 9 Cesses -7 lx ■ 3® l rjs nrm ... mm, St. Joseph ' s ...... 4 St. Joseph ' s . I DePauw . . . 7 St. Joseph ' s . _ 7 Purdue 7 St. Joseph ' s . 6 Valparaiso _ 5 Valparaiso _ I I St. Joseph ' s .. 9 St. Joseph ' s . 4 St. Joseph ' s .. 4 — ' 5 • a gjfc 3T State .,.. 5 . .......... . s . 7 Taylor . 3 .J Sf - Joseph ' s . 3 St. Joseph ' s . 2 % ' Butler ... 5 St. Joseph ' s . 8 - St. Joseph ' s . .. 4 St. Joseph ' s . 2 . . Ball State .. .. . 8 ■ • ■ : - ■ ■ ■ ’ Ball State .. 6 ■ . I • : - ; t , • 7 ¥ - Oakland City .. 3 Oakland City .. 0 St. Joseph ' s . 4 DePauw .... .... ... 3 St. Joseph ' s .. 2 Evansville . 3 St. Joseph ' s . 2 St. Joseph ' s . I Marian _ 6 Cincinnati . I Cincinnati .. 3 Indiana State ... i St. Joseph ' s . M ' . Taylor.. 6 St. Joseph ' s . 2 Marian .........,0... 0 i-i Marian . 0 St. Joseph ' s . 0 Butler .. I Illinois (Chicago Campus).... 3 Illinois (Chicago Campus) .... i St. Joseph’s . 0 St. Joseph ' s ..J.. 3 ' « ! V ’■£ ' 3 X ?  . ■  : : C7 vi t Ct; 59 ■i ■ ' ■ ' ■• • V i kfymwpi ■ 8 1 ■ ■. f . Second baseman Tom Crowley and shortstop Ken Dockus trot off the field after executing a double play to end the inning. Sophomore Bernie Gustenhoven led the pitching staff with an Earn Run Average of 0.00 including an I I-inning, 2-hit shutout against Marian in his only start. Jim O’Lough- lin and Bob Marx each won 4 games for the Pumas. A big swing but . . . this one got by. l-Ctgi 60 You ' re not watching the game, Bernie. . • ■ ' ••• Pat Prorok, Huck Quigley, ‘Dick Kemper, John O ' Rielly and Tom Murphy reflect a variety of emotions as they watch the game. Paul Corsaro won the batting race at .333, but Dockus led the team in runs scored, hits, RBI ' s, singles, doubles, home runs, and as¬ sists. Dwayne Hunn was the leader in triples and put outs, and Ken Kudla drew a record high of 2 I walks. Bill Caul watches as one of his fast balls gets tagged . . . an infrequent occurence. Zcnms Standing: Coach Dick Dickinson, George Sterzinger, Brendan Choi, Jim Dixon, Bill Currie, Dan Sorg. Kneeling: Bill Dillon, John Luxem. Bill Currie practices his forehand here in preparation for the conference tournament held at DePauw. Coach Dick Dickinson gives a pointer on the proper grip to Brendan Choi and Dan Sorg. 62 Golf St. Joe ' s players for the St. Joe Invitational pause with Coach Jim Holstein. Standing: Kevin Woods, Paul Zosel, and Coach Holstein. Kneeling: Tony Aurelio, Joe Compagna, and Jack Halpin. Opponent Team Record St. Joe Opp. Marian 8 ' 2 61 2 Rose Poly 1 1 4 Wheaton Rain Indiana State 4 11 DePauw 9 6 Wabash 8 ' 2 6 I 2 Rose Poly 14 1 Wheaton 15 0 St. Joe Invit. Third Place Marian 14 1 Indiana State 14 1 Valparaiso 1 l ' 2 3 2 N.A.I.A. Second Place I.C.C. Tie for Fifth Wabash 5 10 Valparaiso 8 7 Congratulation to Butler ' s I.C.C. champions. Individual Record Player Matches Average Compagna, Joe 17 77.6 Aurelio, Tony 17 79.1 Zosel, Paul 17 79.9 Woods, Kevin 15 80.9 Ostrowski, Rich 9 82.3 Halpin, Jack 8 83.9 Palasz, Ed 2 86.1 Team 17 80.1 Match Play Record 10 Wins 2 Losses Rich Ostrowski shows his driving form. I.C.C. captains prior to the conference tourney. 63 Zrack Kneeling: George Ephgrave, Mike Leyden, John Caccamo, Larry Lennon, Terry Sroka, Bob Dvorak. Don Larson, Terry Heimann, Tony Geis, Mike Hollar, Frank Weglicki, Coach Dwyer, Ed Morris, Dave Rubner, Bill Metz, Scott Dasse. Dave Rubner streaks across finish line with energy to spare. Whether it be football, wrestling or track, Lennon gives his all. 64 Dual Meet Kecord: 2 Wins, 3 jCosses St. Joseph .. 63 Manchester . 73 Rose Poly .. 71 Valparaiso ... 72 , 2 St. Joseph . 99 ICC Tourney . DePauw Invitation ICC Meet ... Little State . Big State . Rose Poly. 40 St. Joseph . . 72 St. Joseph . 70 St. Joseph .. 68 i 2 Indiana Tech . 36 . Fifth Place . Fifth Place Sixth Place Eighth Place Tenth Place Larry Lennon and Don Larson team up for a St. Joe victory. freshman Zrack Zeam John Negovetich, Bob Zelenka, Keith Liggett, Denny Duncan, Mike Brithine, Coach Dwyer, Mike Langley, Dave Wolfram, Dick Kalmanek, Lenny Proctor. 65 jHtramumls Noll Megatons take the football champion ship with a perfect season. Again the Juniors come through, this time walking away with the bowling title. Sophomores from Sallager Hall reflect satisfaction after clinching the basketball championship. Board of Cay Zrustees JAMES R. BOGAN Manager, Chicago Office Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith Park Forest, Illinois Alumni Board Member WILLIAM B. ANSTED, JR. Vice President Thompson Industries Indianapolis, Indiana FRANK A. BENCHIK, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Munster, Indiana Alumni Board Member WILLIAM E. CAHILL Cahill Gallagher Chicago, Illinois WALTER L. DARLING President Walter Darling, Inc. Chicago, Illinois FRANK C. CALLAHAN President Health-Mor Corp. Chicago, Illinois RICHARD DOOLEY Chicago, Illinois CLARENCE A. GRAMELSPACHER President Jasper Wood Products Jasper, Indiana THE HONORABLE CHARLES A. HALLECK United States Congress House of Representatives Rensselaer, Indiana WILLIAM A. HANLEY Vice President (retired) Eli Lilly Company Indianapolis, Indiana Alumni Board Member ARTHUR L. HELLYER Owner Arthur L. Hellyer Company Chicago, Illinois MORRIS E. JACOBS President Bozell and Jacobs, Inc. Omaha, Nebraska GEORGE S. HALAS Owner-Coach Chicago Bears Ch icago, Illinois ROBERT A. GALLAGHER Chairman of Board (retired) Public Service Company of Indiana Palos Park, Illinois Chairman, Board of Lay Trustees LEE J. GARY Senior Member Gary, Parker, Juettner, and Cullinan Chicago, Illinois m FRANK M. McHALE Senior Member McHale, Cook, Welch, and McKinney Indianapolis, Indiana JAMES B. McCAHEY, SR. Chairman Dunn Coal Oil Company Chicago, Illinois JUSTIN H. OPPENHEIM President (retired) New Idea Farm Equipment Company Centerville, Ohio Alumni Board Member JOHN SCHMIDT Financial Vice President (retired) Armour Company Chicago, Illinois KARL F. KIELSMEIER President Crystal Dairy, Inc. Watseka, Illinois EDWARD F. MULHERN President (retired) Mulhern Electric Oak Park, Illinois FRANK E. McKINNEY Chairman of Board American Fletcher National Bank Indianapolis, Indiana RAYMOND G. ZIEGMAN Owner-President The Quality Castings Company Orrville, Ohio Al umni Board Member THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J. CARBERRY, D.D. Bishop of LaFayette, 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 St. Joseph ' s College 72 ON REV. JOHN M. LEFKO C.PP.S. Director of Development REV. LEONARD J. KOSTKA C.PP.S., J.C.L. Chaplain, Executive Assistant to the President REV. WILLIAM L. EILERMAN C.PP.S., M.S. T reasurer REV. PAUL E. WELLMAN C.PP.S., M.B.A. Business Manager REV. WILLIAM D. SHIELDS C.PP.S. Director of Admissions ■ REV. DONALD L. BALLMANN C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D. Academic Dean REV. CHARLES J. ROBBINS C.PP.S., M.A. Registrar REV. CHARLES H. BANET C.PP.S., A.M.L.S. Librarian REV RICHARD P. GIRT C.PP.S. Dean of Students REV. JOHN R. KLOPKE C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Director of Summer Session ■ ' -■ ' -vi.W.Vi REV. EDWARD M. ROOF C.PP.S., M.A. Bookstore Manager REV. GERARD A. LUTKEMEIER C.PP.S., B.S. in L.S. Assistant Librarian MR. GERALD R. GLADU B.S. Alumni Director REV. FRANCIS SPANBAUER C.PP.S. Assistant Director of Admissions MR. RICHARD F. SCHARF M.S. Director of Athletics, Director of Placement MISS RITA H. MURPHY R.N. Assistant Director of Heath Service MR. VINCENT MEYER R.N. Director of Health Service PAUL A. WILLIAMS M.D. College Physician MR. EDWARD MENKHAUS B.S. Director of News Bureau m afi MISS HELEN SKINNER M.S. Dietician MR. ROBERT J. BLESSON M.S. in L.S. Assistant Librarian MR. BERNARD £. LAREAU B.S. Supervisor of Professional Services MR. DAVID NORWOOD B.S. Halleck Center Manager MR. BOB BROWN Postal Superintendent Senior Class Officers Vice-President President ROBERT C. WILBERSCHEID B.A. English New Holstein, Wisconsin ALLAN E. BAVOLEK B.S. Accounting CUM LAUDE Skokie, Illinois LANCE E. VETTER B.A. Political Science CUM LAUDE Des Plaines, Illinois JOSEPH D. GUGLIOTTA B.S. Physical Education Chicago, Illinois Zreasurer 78 ■■II EARL W. ARNDT B.S. Chicago, Illinois WILLIAM F. ASHBURN Degree Candidate Kokomo, Indiana MR. PAUL K. HALL M.B.A., C.P.A. Accounting MR. C. WILLARD ELLIOTT M.B.A. MR. RICHARD J. FLYNN M.B.A., C.P.A. Chairman JOSEPH A. HULA JR. B.S. Chicago, Illinois TERRELL J. ISSELHARD B.S. CUM LAUDE Belleville, Illinois ROBERT F. GARZYNSKI B.S. Chicago, Illinois LAWRENCE A. GORDON B.S. Pen-field, Illinois FRANK L. KEILMAN B.S. Dyer, Indiana WILLIAM C. BEAN B.S. Benton Harbor, Michigan THOMAS KUHAR B.S, South Bend, Indiana JAMES E. MADDEN B.S. Chicago, Illinois JAMES F. PANAS Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois THOMAS F. KLAWITTER B.S. Steger, Illinois RICHARD R. MIGELY B.S. CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois JOHN M. LUXEM B.S. Logansport, Indiana WILLIAM W. REED B.S. Remington, Indiana DANIEL A. SORG B.S. Fort Wayne, Indiana FRANKLIN J. SIKICH B.S. Hammond, Indiana ALAN C. SCHMIEDERER B.S. Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL J. ZOFKIE B.S. Chicago, Illinois JACK T. RAYMOND B.S. Rensselaer, Indiana GERALD F. BAKER B.S. Decatur, Indiana CHARLES P. BOWLING JR, B.S. Riverdale, Illinois MARY F. FAULKNER B.S. CUM LAUDE Lafayette, Indiana JOHN W. HARTFORD B.S. Gibson City, Illinois WILLIAM B. CURRIE JR. B.S. Indianapolis, Indiana FELIX LEO WUERTH Degree Candidate Louisville, Kentucky ■ . ■ mm WILLIAM L. METZ B.S. Detroit, Michigan PAUL A. TRACI Degree Candidate Annandale, Virginia MR. PAUL E. KELLY M.A. MR. RALPH A. MARINI M.B.A. Administration DENNIS B. ANDERSON B.S. Finance Detroit, Michigan THOMAS A. ANDERSON B.S. Finance Westchester, Illinois MR. ROBERT W. MORELL M.B.A., Ph.D. Chairman JAMES S. BETZ B.S. Management Jasper, Indiana JACK A. CHRISTENSEN B.S. Management Michigan City, Indiana JAMES P. BRACEWELL B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH P. CLEARY Degree Candidate Management Chicago, Illinois DAVID S. BOYER B.S. Management Grosse Pointe, Michigan PATRICK J. BRESNAHAN B.S. Marketing South Whitley, Indiana RICHARD E. CLOUTIER B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois RUDOLPH DIBLIK B.S. Finance Elmhurst, Illinois WILLIAM F. DEJEAN B.S. Marketing Evansville, Indiana THOMAS J. COATES B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois EMO A. DELLANINA B.S. Finance Chicago, Illinois PAUL J. FRANKIEWICZ Degree Candidate Marketing Chicago, Illinois ANTHONY E. GIES B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois VINCENT J. IPPOLITO B.S. Marketing Berwyn, Illinois 88 FELIX J. GRASSI B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois GERALD W. GRAFF B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois TERENCE C. HANRAHAN B.S. Accounting Chicago, Illinois DENNIS M. GASICK B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois JERRY L. JACK Degree Candidate Management Mishawaka, Indiana RAY N. JOHNSTON Degree Candidate Marketing Lima, Ohio H. PHILIP KENNEY B.S. Finance Indianapolis, Indiana KENNETH L. KOHR B.S. Finance St. Louis, Missouri GEORGE L. KELLY B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois RONALD R. KRATOCHVIL B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois 89 . - GERALD D. LANGNER B.S. Marketing South Bend, Indiana JOHN MICHAEL McERLEAN Degree Candidate Management Flossmoor, Illinois WILLIAM R. LAVERY B.S. Management Evergreen Park, Illinois WILLIAM J. McGLONE B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois PAUL E. LOTHROP B.S. Finance Chicago, Illinois ANDREW M. MANTICH B.S. Finance Whiting, Indiana PATRICK J. MURPHY B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois ROBERT B. MARX B.S. Marketing Webster Grove, Missouri ROBERT A. NEWMAN Degree Candidate Management Chicago, Illinois DANIEL K. O ' SHEA B.S. Management Leroy, New York LAWRENCE C. NEFF B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois RICHARD J. OSTROWSKI B.S. Marketing Willow Springs, Illinois FRANK C. PANDOLA B.S. Marketing Cicero, Illinois MARK A. PERRIGO B.S. Management Flint, Michigan JAMES E. RIEDEL B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH M. REILLY Degree Candidate Marketing Chicago, Illinois JOHN J. PIKARSKI JR. B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois JOHN P. RIORDAN B.S. Management Chicago, Illinois ' if FRANCIS J. SLOAN B.S. Finance Chicago, Illinois JAMES E. SULLIVAN B.S. Marketing Chicago, Illinois RICHARD W. SCHREIBER B.S. Marketing Skokie, Illinois EDUARDO G. RIVERA B.S. Management MAGNA CUM LAUDE Santurce, Puerto Rico RICHARD L. SCHNEIDER B.S. Management Skokie, Illinois JAMES D. TRUBA Degree Candidate Management Detroit, Michigan LYNN A. WEBER B.S. Management Lafayette, Indiana PHILIP V. ZERA Degree Candidate Marketing Skokie, Illinois JOHN C. WILLIAMS B.S. Finance Chicago, Illinois DENNIS B. TULLY B.S. Finance Gary, Indiana 94 HHH HOWARD M. ALIG B.S. CUM LAUDE Cedar Grove, Indiana LAWRENCE J. BEURET B.A. CUM LAUDE Auburn, Indiana swSt .. REV. WILLIAM KRAMER C.PP.S., L.Sc.N., Sc.D. REV. NORMAN HECKMAN C.PP.S., A.M. Chairman MR. JACOB S. RODIA Ph.D. JAIME L. COLON B.S. Santurce, Puerto Rico STEPHEN H. DOLNIAK B.S. Biology-Chemistry Chicago, Illinois RONALD C. KANCZUZEWSKI B.S. South Bend, Indiana CHARLES J. KELLEY B.A. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Akron, Ohio JAMES F. KINNEY B.S. Ho-ho-kus, New Jersey ROBERT J. MACHER B.S. Elmhurst, Illinois 96 TERRENCE E. MIESLE B.S. Fremont, Ohio ; T ' ■ MR. BRYCE J. JONES M.S., Ph.D. Chairman THOMAS M. CARROLL B.A. Chicago, Illinois JOSEPH L. DALEIDEN B.A. Chicago, Illinois REV. PAUL R. WHITE C.PP.S., M.A. MR. RALPH A. PENNINGTON M.S. DENNIS M. DANCER B.A. Dayton, Ohio REV. JOSEPH B C.PP.S., Ph.D. RAYMOND E. DAOUST B.A. Inkster, Michigan JOHN F. KANE B.A. CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois GEORGE J. STERZINGER JR. B.A. CUM LAUDE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 98 JOHN G. GREEN B.A. Mundelein, Illinois J. PATRICK LEWIS B.A. Gary, Indiana GARY J. ROVANSEK B.A. Cicero, Illinois English REV. RUFUS H. ESSER C.PP.S., M.A. MR. JOHN A. ABRAHAM Ph.D. MR. LOUIS C. GATTO M.A. REV. ALVIN W. DRUHMAN C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman MR. HUGH D. RANK M.A. ■ • - MR. THOMAS W. HERZING M.A. MR. JOSEPH S. PODRASKY M.A. MR. JOHN D. GROPPE M.A. ROBERT J. BLACKWOOD, JR B.A. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Richmond, Indiana JAMES S. FORD, JR. B.A. Benton Harbor, Michigan MICHAEL A. CREAGER B.S. St. Joseph, Michigan EDWARD J. FUNK B.A. Tinley Parle, Illinois WILLIAM J. DORE B.A. Chicago, Illinois THOMAS F. HELMOLD B.A. CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois DENNIS G. LAVERY B.A. Orland Park, Illinois MARTIN M. McKOSKI B.A. Akron, Ohio RALPH J. PICCIRILLI B.A. Calumet, Illinois JOHN L. MADDEN B.A. Medford, New Jersey AUDRY F. URBANCZYK B.A. English-Journalism Rensselaer, Indiana ROBERT D. L ' HEUREUX, JR. B.A. Arlington, Virginia JAMES K. SLEDGE B.A. Welch, West Virginia HERBERT C. STEINMETZ B.A. CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois geology MR. MICHAEL E. DAVIS M.S. Chairman JOHN W. BENDER B.S. Toledo, Ohio MR. LYLE H. SLEEMAN, JR. M.S. EDWARD T. HURLEY B.S. Indianapolis, Indiana JAMES M. EDWARDS III Degree Candidate Grand Blanc, Michigan 102 KENNETH L. LUDWIG Degree Candidate Chicago, Illinois MICHAEL J. ZIMMER Degree Candidate Pontiac, Michigaa • v Mistory MR. RICHARD L. KILMER M.A. MR. FRANCIS E. FENNER M.A. REV. DONALD F. SHEA C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman REV. DOMINIC B. GERLACH C.PP.S., M.A. DON L. DAVIA B.A. Wauconda, Illinois DONALD D. DEMPSEY B.A. Chicago, Illinois GEORGE F. EPHGRAVE B.A. Chicago, Illinois ROBERT E. DOHERTY B.A. Chicago, Illinois LAWRENCE F. BRUNSWICK Degree Candidate Burkettsville, Ohio 104 WAYNE FRANZE B.A. Chicago Heights, Illinois GERALD J. OSMULSKI B.A. Hammond, Indiana FRANCIS J. PACIGA B.A. Chicago, Illinois SAMUEL H. RANKIN JR. B.A. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Dayton, Ohio JOHN P. REAGER Degree Candidate Amboy, New Jersey JOHN T. ROTH B.A. Fremont, Ohio 106 THOMAS W. SAGER B.A. Milwaukee, Wisconsin JAMES R. TORRENCE B.A. Lakewood, Ohio JOHN F. UBIK B.A. Chicago, Illinois RICHARD M. STEFANICH B.A. Joliet, Illinois STEPHEN F. SCHNEIDER B.A. CUM LAUDE South Bend, Indiana GERALD L. WALTER B.A. Crown Point, Indiana Education MR. ROBERT W. SHEMKY M.S. MR. THOMAS M. RYAN M.A. REV. BERNARD J. MEIRING C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman dine Ms journalism MR. HUGH P. COWDIN M.A. Chairman 108 REV. DAVID J. VAN HORN C.PP.S., B.F.A. Chairman Canguages REV. CLEMENT J. KUHNS C.PP.S., M.A. REV. JOSEPH A. HILLER C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D REV. FREDERICK LANG C.PP.S., M.A. REV. RAYMOND CERA C.PP.S., M.A. Chairman Mathematics REV. CHARLES RUEVE C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman MR. CURTIS M. PAULSEN M.S., M.A. MICHAEL J. DELANEY B.S. Chicago, Illinois REV. MARCELLUS DREILING C.PP.S., M.S. JAMES M. FITZMAURICE B.S., B.A. Winchester, Indiana NO DIETWALD A. GERSTNER B.S. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Huntsville, Alabama DENNIS J. GOGGIN B.A. CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois CHARLES E. HORN B.S. Chicago, Illinois THOMAS C. KICINSKI B.S. Hobart, Indiana HAROLD T. HANSEN B.S. Chicago, Illinois JEROME P. MAREN B.A. CUM LAUDE Evergreen Park, Illinois DENNIS F. WOYNEROWSKI B.A. Chicago, Illinois I I I ROBERT E. MULLER B.A. Tenafly, New Jersey KENNETH E. MROCZEK B.A. Chicago, Illinois Music REV. LAWRENCE F. HEIMAN C.PP.S., M.A., L.G.C., M.G.C. Chairman MRS. JOHN B. EGAN M.A. MR. PAUL C. TONNER B.Mus., Litt.D. Professor Emeritus MR. JOHN EGAN B.Mus., Ph.D. MR. ADAM P. LESINSKY M.A. REV. EDWARD P. McCARTHY C.PP.S., M.A. REV. ERNEST W. RANLY C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Philosophy MR. ROBERT E. WOOD M.A. REV. JOHN R. KLOPKE C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman BRO. JOHN MARLING C.PP.S., B.S. Physics REV. BONIFACE DREILING C.PP.S., M.S. Political Science REV. AMBROSE A. RUSCHAU C.PP.S., M.S. 116 REV. CLETUS F. DIRKSEN M.A., Ph.D. Chairman Political ROBERT C. BRIDGE B.A. Strea+or, Illinois JAMES A. HEIMANN B.A. CUM LAUDE Decatur, Indiana FRANCIS J. HARMON B.A. Chicago, Illinois EDMUND P. JACHIMOWSKI B.A. Cicero, Illinois Science L. MICHAEL LEWIS B.A. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Gary, Indiana PIERCE F. McCABE B.A. Brookfield, Illinois GERALD F. HEMSTREET B.A. Hillside, Illinois 117 REV. ALOYSIUS F. O ' DELL C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D. REV. JOSEPH A. LAZUR C.PP.S., B.A., S.T.L. REV. LEONARD J. KOSKA C.PP.S., J.C.L. Religion REV. RUDOLPH P. BIERBERG C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D. Chairman MR. MARTIN D. RYAN M.A. Chairman DAVID G. FAGAN B.A. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Crown Point, Indiana JAMES R. PIGGUSH B A CUM LAUDE Bourbonnais, Illinois PHILIP M. BONELLI B A CUM LAUDE Chicago, Illinois PAUL A. WENDOWSKI CUM LAUDE B.A. South Bend, Indiana Speech MR. RALPH M. CAPPUCCILLI M.A. Chairman MR. WILLARD G. WALSH M.F.A. MR. PETER E. KANE M.A. 120 President Vice-President John Walters Bellwood, Illinois Thomas Potpora Elmhurst, Illinois Lonnie Brunswick Greg Czarnowski John Hartford Mike Speclale Ronald Szwlec Back: Dennis Darby, Joe Sheehan, Jim Gartland, Lou Bianchi, Ken Sweet. Front: Tom Walsh, Chuck Zech. Back: John McLaughlin, Ron Michaels, Dick Kemper, Roger Bohnen, Pete Snyder. Front: Mike Disser, Jerry Roseland, Ed Andersen. 122 Bill Thumm Larry Lennon Charles Froelich Frank Collura John Sullivan Dick White Len Palicki Nick Schultz Ted Koenig Pablo Couttenye Jack O ' Riordan Joe Shimala Terry Sroka Bill Mohan 123 Grant Garn Andy Szmagalski Ed Zawila Jim Wade Back: Mike Jordan, John Matthys, Joe Pawlick, Joe Lepenske. Front: Ingo Hentschel, Ken Kudla, Curt Dale, Tom Young. Kevin Joyce John Lunney Dave Eckerle Jim Hattemer Jim Kin Phil McCauley Back: Ed Bara, Bill Groden, M ike Brown, Bob Paetow. Front: Dan Pavlik, Greg Palubicki, Rog Cotterill. Back: Herb Kopschitz, Bill Griffith, Steve Freehill, Leonard Galka, Berny Hirl. Front: George McAfee, Bob Geoffrion, Thad Godlewski. Back: Mick Baloun, Mike Valvano, John Sech, Damien Christo¬ pher, Frank LeMay. Front: Frank Arvia, John Walters, Mike Torgersen. Joe Gazda Terry Wall George Lawler Ken Dockus Joe Compagna Joe Mazzarella Back : Russ Carson, Jim Reichert, T. W. Daley, Jack Corbett. Front: Steve Fuld, John Gorman, Jim DeAngelo, Carl Buckner. Back: Ed Kuemmerle, Frank Freimuth, Ed Palasz. Front: John O ' Reilly, Gene Ognibene, Dan Conroy. Back: Mike Dicillo, Jerry Oakes. Front: Jim Ross, Jerry Meyer, Jack Varso, Jim Carey. Bob Lane John Spindler Ed Bosak Vince Linden Back: Jim Perry (Soph.), Jim Dyer. Front: Gene Chamberlin, Jerry Walczak, Fred Walter (Soph.). President Vice-President Peter Kennedy Chicago, Illinois John O ' Donnell Chesterton, Indiana Class Officers Thomas Murphy Chicago, Illinois Zreasurer Michael Woyahn Kankakee, Illinois 1 - ‘ ! : ' Jit: Back: Joe Rozek Dennis Berner Front: Fred Brunetti Dave Westerheide Tom Platt Back: Jack Apice Tom Wisnor Jim Davis Bill Kuzmin Frank Eagle Joe Wise Front: Rich Ossanna Ron Grzeskiewicz Sigmund Chrapkowski Back: Pete Chepulis Joe Shields Bil Filstead Jim Carlin Dave Berner Front: Mike Steckbeck Tom Duffy Ted Grabbe Jim Metzinger Jack Birk Bill Stack Dennis Vanderplow Jerry Chmura (seated) Bill Minges Don Qunell Back: Dick O ' Leary, Steve McArdle, Jim Snyder, Terry Herbst, John McEvilley. Front: Dale Fa 11 at, Bill Dillon, Don Maloney. Back: Bob Lauer, Joe Cogan, Pat Flanagan, Bill Hippie. Front: John Mannen, Rich Frain, John Griffin. 130 Back: Ken Guerra, Jim Crawford, Larry Thome, John Higgins. Front: Ted Schmitt, Tim Cavers, Jim Ricker, Tom Huckleberry. Back: Dick Former, Hank Kapraun, Joe Kster, Armand Martell, Bill Strasburger. Front: Nick Schmitz, John Mundy. Back: Bob Dahlheim, Don Orlowski, Bob Mokros, Jim Gad. Front: Dennis Beshara, Bob Eiter, Tom Myers. 131 Back: Bill VanPelt, Ray Groske, Harold Zienta, Ken Mc¬ Dowell, Ed Emery, John O ' Donnell. Front: Al Herman, Jerry Heimann, Al Noonan. Back: Bernie Gustenhoven, Bill Kantra, Leo Bressanelli, Tom Krasne, Jim Bonick. Front: Joe Bianco, Bob Dooley, John St arkus. Back: Tom McLaughlin, Ray Braun, Charles Barbier, Lew Davy, Larry Burkhalter. Front: Jim Echle, Fred Meyer, Tim McLaughlin. Back: Dave Kernaghan, John Siebenaler, Dan B rod rick, Nick Pol us, Russ DeBruin. Front: George Bolter, Allan Kannapell, Chuck Clifford. Back: Tom Crowley, Ted Devine, Hiam Afink, Phil Calcott. Front: Jack Albers, Tim Smith, Tom Cachur, Tony Crement. Back: Dan Dillon, Herman Fishman, Tom Moxley, Richard Mc¬ Nally, Virgil Gassoway. Front: Pat McDonald, Kevin Woods, Pat Connors. 133 y Baclt: Wayne Kaminski, Carl Bossung, Don Crawford, Joe Burkarf. Front: Dan Tighe, Bill Levandoski, Bob Swigon. Back: Mike Woyahn, Walt Carpeaux, Glenn Beaupre. Front: Jack Nicholson, Charlie Boesch, Bob Kaptain, Bob Lothrop. Back: Allen Shouse, Roger Shinnick, Nick Chris+opolls, Dave Bastin. Front: Tom Gallagher, Joe Brimstin, Tom Callum. • • . V : . , Back: Chuck Baranowski, Bob Muller, Phil Arone, Rennie Guerrero, Joe Kurland. Front: Leo Schroeder, Joe Gugino, Mike Moore. Back: Joe Stawicki, Al Leonauskas, Tom Linden, Tom Merriman. Front: John Boyle, Charlie Bencze, Chuck Schmid. Bob Griffin Back: Ray Good, Pat Curran. Front: Jim Callero, Jack Martin, John Zemlik, Chris Willy Yadron, Pat Gerardot, Bob Andres, Maleski. 135 Back: Ron Janousek Ron Dorsten Chuck Arndt Mike Seibert Don Curran Bill Swiderski Front: Al Johnson Pete Stockmann Bill Kuhn Back: Bill Meyler, Jack Swift, Front: H owie Philopoulos, Jerri Back: Bob Peters, Karl Sundstrom, Jim Reece, Kip Westmeyer, Rich Perrotte, Jim Robbins, John Doell. Front: Bob Spina, Mike O’Connor. Back: Mike Barany Harlan Arend Larry Yeagley Steve Strawbridge Front: Ch arles Herber Joe Dooley Dave Rubner Jerry Lesperance, Bob Devine. Davla, Don Deters. Back: Ken Scipta Juan Sullivan Bob Magnus Mike Trudelle Front: Bob Blake Roger Padden Back: Tom Summers, Paul Manczynski, Tom Polyak, Jerry Ciesla. Front: Steve McGaffney, Richard Piggush, Earl Cousino. Back: Pat Morrissey Phil Dedig Ed Price Dave Dolar Front: Ross Centanni John Gross Terry Davis Vice-President President 138 Terrence Campbell Bay Village, Ohio Michael Thompson Indianapolis, Indiana Back: Ch arles Street Steve Topolski Robert Mueller Norb Missler Mike Arnold Craig Pike Front: Mike Lunkes Mike Dywan John Sollo Mike Moore Back: Mike Brinck Jim Edmiston Dan Chesla Marvin Gudorf Dan Compton Rich Merz Front: Terry Campbe Steve O ' Donaghue Louis Claeys Duffy Hagist Back: G ary Patton Rich Kehoe Ed Kleese Bill Hayes John Kinn Bob Hitchcock Front: Tom Kirk Tom Huelskamp Carl Helzing John Kennedy Back: J im Maloney, Kevin Porath, John Pilarowski, Denny Stosak, Norm Sharbaugh, Jack Carney. Front: Louis Nordone, Don Tammen, John Norman, Pete Peuquet. Back: Dennis O ' H are, Bill O ' Connor, Jim Prejean, Rich Quinn, Mike McHale. Front: Terry Elijah, Dennis Noga, Ron Phillips. Back: Dan Murray, Steve Grencik, Clar Siano, Dan Cavallini, Dick Cassady. Front: Tony Hanchar, Joe Curosh, John Negovetich, Tom Mathews, Bob Craven. 140 Back: Mike Langley, Joe Urban, Jim Brown, Jim Benner, Jeff Nolan, Bob Kramer. Front: Dave Desserich, Joe Thompson, Tom Beaven, Mike Ba um, Tony Laue. Back: Jim Whitehead, Thomas Ciaramitaro Front: Don Cronwell, Bernie Carrico, Kenn Don Rademacher. Richard Scheiber Wilkey, Bill Eaton Back: Gerald Rogahn, Joe Hemminger, Tom Krupa, Cliff Seputis, Enrico Ferri. Front: Rich Walz, Mike Moriarty, Dave Fanselow, John Bell, Don McMahon. Back: Dave Muth, Jim Saul, Mitch Dmytrow, Herby Rueth, Dave Robertson, Dario Brezene. Front: John Knight, Tim Grajewski, Mike Thomson, Ed Gadowski, Dick Bolger. Back: Gene Sarkey Larry Sauger Jim Tobin Bob Ward Mike Brith ine Marty Salmon Front: Val Zimnicki Artie Welch Tom Weinkauf Don Renzetti Dave Corona, Malachy Udofot, Back: Dave Wolfram Vincent Taranto Mike McCormick Bill Williams Rich Sartausky Rich Risemas Front: Jed Wolcott Chuck Saul John Monroe Tom Dragan Greg Saunders 142 Back: Wally Myers Bob Carter John Parthum Bill Nagy Bob Zelenka Gary LaPrad Front: Fred Zielinski Tom Eiter Pat Walsh Andy Ziemba John Morales Jim Klein, Tom Saunders Back: Joe Seimer, Jim Jankowski, Carl Stepanik, Joe Langlois, George Edwards, Pat O ' Donnell. Front: Wait Pic, Dave Pettit, Pat O ' Callaghan, Phi Favrot, Dennis McDonald. Back: Ted Kapp Hugh Kelly Richard Taliaferro Ron Klucha Jim Wenzke Front: Jim Pandolfi A. Lawrence Gignac Terry Finan George Brown Tom Dunham 143 Back: Jim Walsh, Tom. Nolan, Paul Broadway, Dick Segerson, Alan Novak, Jim Kubaney. Front: Gerry Brost, Steve Crespo, Mel Procanyn, Dan O ' Brien, Ed Seggerson. Back: Bill Dermody, Nick Creager, Bill Alig, Paul Paden III, Joe Hartmann, Ted Beaupre. Front: John Hoffman, Jim Danehy, Earl Hull, Pete Niklaus, Ed Holmes. Back: Marty Brady, Tony Tortorello, Mike O ' Connor, Jay Rice, Tom Cudzilo, John Marron. Front: Steve Randall, Phil Westhoven, Rich Urban, John Schreiber. 144 v ' • Back: Bill McGrail, John Abraham, Joe Munao, George Morrison, Jim Beier. Front: Tim Mellin, John Lukasik, Jim Snyder, Walter Boyko, Bill Messinger. Back: Gene Zarazee, Jerry Jordan, Mike Krapec, Mark Lambert, Jim Popowitch, Ken Bogielczyk, Terry Boden. Front: Ray Liggett, George Kesl, Jim Lewis. Back: Jim Sandow, Arthur Aqualino, Jerry Callahan, Robert Cole, Doug Quinn. Front: Herm Rottinghaus, Walter Perkins, Jack Ryan, Le onard Proctor. 145 Back: Greg Mannhard Bob Cwiertniak Joe Moffatt Paul Fink Jim Still Front: Chuck O ' Hara Robert Yancey Jim Searl Luis Sanchez Back: Dennis Fabbre Larry Growney George Kolar Nick Goulish Carl Fullenkamp Front: Greg Gusten Denny Foos Denny Duncan Peter Grierson John Filan Back: Tom Mallon Pat Cashman Gerry Claes Mike Adamy Alan Canton James O ' Shea Front: Jim Nagel Clarence Nowicki Dick Dickrede Jim Poppleton Jack Stenger Patrick J. Murphy, President Committee Chairmen Standing: Joe Gugliotta, Disciplinary; Mick Lewis, Publicity; Phil Grassi, Athletic; John Madden, Parliamentarian; Jim Heimann, Welfare. Seated: Tony Geis, Grievance; Pat Lewis, Social; Bob Blackwood, Scholastic; Larry Beuret, Inter-Club. - 148 Ted Schmitt, Audrey Urbanczyk, Marty McKoski, John Madden. Standing: Herb Steinmetz, Jim Hattemer, Bill Lavery, Fred Baumer. Seated: Pierce McCabe, Bob Wilberscheid, Frank Paciga, Denny Lavery. L. to R.: John McEvilley, Dennis Darby, Russ Carson, John Madden, Robert Blackwood. TF 8 If! Jim Ross, Len Palicki, Russ Carson, John Cates Baclc: Joe Cogan, Jim Saul, Ed Gamier, Mark Perrigo, John Reager. Front: Dennis Darby, Ron Szwiec, Bill McDonald, Jim Carlin. John Cates, editor: Mr. Edward Menkhaus, faculty advisor; Audrey Urbanczyk, business manager. John Williams, Ron Kratochvil Business Managers Denny Goggin Organizations Editor Rudy Diblik, John Roth, Assistants Joe Daleiden, Editor-in-chief Paul Zosel, Huck Quigley Sports Editors 152 Bob Stanovik, Religious Editor Dick Herb, Art Editor Herb Steinmetz, Layout Editor Tom Callum and Paul Wendowski, Class Editors Butch Marzec, Academic Editor Chuck Saul and John Kane Assistant and Social Editor 153 Digamma Kappa Cambda Treasurer, George McAfee; Vice-President, Chuck Kelley; Secretary, Mary Faulkner; President, Larry Beuret. Dr. Raymond J. Seeger, guest speaker, stresses a point at DKL ' s symposium banquet. Also in the picture are Pat Murphy, Larry Beuret, Fr. Gross, Fr. Ballman and Mr. Me- hall. Mr. Mehall (center) introduces Dr. Seeger to Len Palicki (right). 154 Treasurer, Al Bavolek; President, Huck Quigley; Vice-President, Jim Hattemer; Secretary, Rudy Diblik (not pictured). Nick Polus and Bob Geoffrion in a scene from Ross. Columbian Players Mike Manly Rash Holler and Bob Constant Hope De- vine in a scene from Egad, What A Cad. 155 1 i Dave Berner, Secretary Dennis Goggin, President Mike Fitzmaurice, Vice-President John Sorota, Treasurer Mathematics Club Courier Club Frank Harmon, President; Gene Ognibene, Vice-President; Jack Ubik, Secretary- Treasurer. Engineering Club Mick Baloun, Librarian; Carl Buckner, Vice-President; Mike Torger- sen, Treasurer; Jerry Oakes, President; Vic Koch, Secretary. Kartell Club Bernie Skwiercz, Sgt. at Arms; Russ Carson, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Kuhar, President. Mcountinq Club Al Bavolek, Treasurer; Joe Hula, Secretary; Terry Isselhard, President. T on ftosco Club Bob Dvorak, President; John Sullivan, Vice-President. 157 John Hartford, Vice-President; Jim Heimann, Secretary; Jerry Langner, Treasurer; John Pikarski, President. Row I; Tom Saunders, Jim Whitehead, Dave Corona, Ken Sweet. Row 2: Dan Chesla, Tim Brock, Jim Hargadon, Bill Mohan, John Pikarski. Row 3: Mick Meservey, Earl Cousino, Paul Byrne, John Neu, Ken Wilkey, Ken Lammermeier. Row 4: Don Cromwell, Bob Harris, Mike Murphy, Rich Scheiber, John Boyle, Dale Fa Hot, Jerry Langner. Row 5: Bob McLaughlin, John Higgins, John Mundy, Jim Echle, Jim Kelly, Tom Murray, Tom Gallagher, Pat McCann. Row 6: Bernie Saunders, Jim Heimann, Jerry Heimann, Ed Emery, Ken McDowell, Ron Staudt, Al Coons, Fred Meyer, John Hartford. Row 7: Rod Lechwar, Don Rademacher, Jim Murphy, Pat Melady, Jim Edminston, Terry Huseman, Mike Fitzmaurice Jack Sullivan. Wand Frank Sikich, Treasurer; Mr. Adam P. Lesinsky, Director; Jim Piggush, Vice-President; Bob Doherty, President. Row I: Ed Price, Tom Gallagher, Ray Braun, Joe Wise, Chuck Kelley, Paul Byrne, Carolyn Gick, Louis Chamberlin. Row 2; Frank Sikich, Pat McCann, Jim Crawford, Bob Doherty, Richard Fournier, Emmett O ' Callaghan, Gary LaPrad, Joe Kurland. Row 3: Joe Urban, Malcolm Hershberger, Richard Cassady, Joe Gugino, Bob Lauer, Richard Dickrede, John Monroe, Larry Beuret. Row 4: Mr. Lesinsky, Mike Brinck, Bill Strasburger, Dave Westerheide, Paul Schmidt, Richard White, Richard Piggush, Ken Ludwig, Jim Piggush. Row 5: Mike Steckbeck, John Michael, Jim Beier, Frank LeMay. Caxtm Society Ted Schmitt, Secretary; Jim Sledge, Vice-President; John Madden, President; Norb Krapf, Treasurer. ;Delta Spsilon Sigma George Sterzinger, Secretary-Treasurer; Chuck Kelley, President; Mick Lewis, Vice-Presi¬ dent. Larry Brunswick, Treasurer; Chuck Clemens, President; Gerry Walter, Vice-President; Dick Herb, Secretary (not pictured). 160 Pat Lewis, Treasurer; Bob Maleski, Secretary; Gerry Osmulski, Sgt. at Arms; Den Tully, Vice-President; Terry Lavenda, President (seated). Cake County Club Phi Sta Sigma Ray Good, Treasurer; Bob Kissner, Secretary; Tim McLaughlin, Vice-President; Dan Brodrick, President. Student National Educational Association Sam Rankin, Vice-President; Steve Schneider, Pres.; Bro. James, Secretary; Jim Muth, Treasurer (missing). 16 Monogram Club Tom McLaughlin, Treasurer; Pete Stockman, Vice-President; Tim Mc¬ Laughlin, Secretary; Joe Gugino, President. Jnternational Club Ohio Club Louis Guagenti, Vice-President; Mike Holler, President; Herb Kopschitz, Secretary; Jim Fitzpatrick, Treasurer (not pictured). Colonial Club Bob Bridge, Vice-President; Phil Zera, President; Dan Sorg, Treasurer; Terry Isselhard, Secretary. 162 Bob Dvorak, President; Jaime Colon, Vice-President. Geology Club Jerry O Connor, Treasurer; Charlie Noska, President; Al Papai, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Tom Lang, Secretary. Andy Lynch, President; Ed Jachimowski, Secretary; Herb Steinmetz, Vice-President; Bob Wilberscheid, Treasurer. Pre-Caw Club Jort Wayne Club Mike Steckbeck, Secretary; Dan Sorg, Vice-President; Dan Brodrick, Treasurer; Dave Bartholomy, President (not pictured). Photographers Ron Szwiec, Jim Ross, Bob Stanovik Sociohgy Club Jim Piggush, President; Phil Bonelli, Secretary; Larry Lennon, Vice- President; Nick Schultz, Treas urer. Debate Club Neal Morris, Ted Schmitt, Mr. Peter Kane, moderator, Tim Cavers, Norm Sharbaugh. Chicago Club Bill Dore, President; Ed Funk, Vice-President; Joe Hula, Secretary; Rich Ostrowski, Treasurer. Political Economy Club 164 George Sterzinger, Vice-President; Pat Lewis, President; Tom Kearin, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer. -• • r ■r, Society for the Advancement of Management foung Republicans Rifle Club Herb Stemmetz, Vice-President; Joe Daleiden, President; Tom Kicinski, j Secretary-Treasurer. • • 1 V Bob Lothrop, Secretary; John Pikarski, Vice-President; Gerry Meyers, Treasurer; John Riordan, President. young T emocrats Fred Walter, Corr. Secretary; Russ Carson, Vice-President; Bob Black¬ wood, President; Al Schmiederer, Treasurer; Rudy Diblik, Rec. Secretary. John Madden, Secretary; Don Davia, Treasurer; Pierce dent; Jim Heimann, Vice-President. McCabe, Presi- Motor City Club Bill Hemming, Vice-President; Bill Metz, President; Denny Anderson, Secretary. Veterans Ken Scipta, Fred Walter, Gus Hillenbrand San flose Central Railroad Club 166 Rich Cloutier, President; Jaime Colon, Vice-President. Retreat Evening Benediction President Kennedy, R.I.P m. -ET? $ ; If. . Mjj lmtfjMBBL,. p a w n? A Visit Daily Low Mass j Centrally located on St. Joseph ' s Campus Is a wooded retreat commonly labelled— T 1 THE GROTTO. The brother ' s life is a life of dedication to God through prayer and work. CPafron of CSroihi ers 171 Brother James Brown is a full-time student studying for his degree in mathe¬ matics. Brother Philip Buhrman is both a part-time student and of the college ' s processing and printing office. head Brother John Kreuzhermes works on the college farm raising turkeys, chickens, and swine to keep our tables well supplied. Brother Joseph Mary Herzo works as an assistant in the College Infirmary. Brother Paul Werling makes sure that the college cars are always in tip-top shape. All four seasons witness Brother Fidelis Bauer beautifying the college landscape. ■■■ Brother Conrad Lemanski is daily occupied with tailoring new, and mending torn clothes of St. Joseph Community members. Being a sophomore hall director provides some experience for Brother Gerard Von Hagel ' s duties as an assistant to the Dean of Men. Brother John Marling teaches mathematics and physics, in addition to being a freshman hall director. Shown here testing various wax samples is Brother Alphonse Staab, head of the college ' s janitorial maintenance. The maintenance of the Power house is under the super¬ vision of Brother Francis Werling. Here he is shown sharpening his tools. Able assistant to the Dean of Men is Brother Lawrence Convery. A major portion of Brother Joseph Minch ' s time is spent in his duties as a college electrician. , In addi¬ tion to bicycling, horseback rid¬ ing, taping, paint¬ ing, and other sports, the brothers can enjoy many different types of recreation such as listening to records, or TV, or relaxing after a day ' s work. All type of work is Brother Henry Luke ' s specialty. Though he normally is occupied with the lawn, he is shown here tidy¬ ing up the recreation room. Dwelling in Xavier Hall at the southern tip of St. Joseph ' s Campus are fifty-five seminarians in their first two years of college life. As with all youth, interests are diverse and var¬ ied, but essentially the goal of these young men remains the same—the Priesthood in the Society of the Pre¬ cious Blood. ! :mh i Mike Gude Mark Miller ■ Gjy Goubeai Throughout the many years of sem¬ inary curriculum, manual labor plays a distinct and important role in the formation of the future priest. Four “ afternoons of the week witness the seminarians preserving the general maintenance of the campus. Despite a rigorous schedule, there is al¬ ways that extra bit of time for the activi¬ ties necessary to all mankind. 176 Bob Ricketts Fred Baumer mm m. Jm -mr- Ci Hi, Jack Miller ; U % i - Harry Iwankovitsch Bill Monoghan L John Dubay Beginning and ending the night and interspersing the day is the element of prayer, the basic foundation of a life. seminarian s James Gettig Paul Reid Mike Winkowski Jim Bruns Jim Urbanic Tim O ' Hearn -, Ed Frawley Doug Killoran Ron Wiecek Essentially, St. Joe ' s is a place of study, and seminarians are not ex¬ empt from class assignments, term papers, and laboratory periods. Neal Malatesta Mike Zimmerle Louis Recker Donald Knueve Bill Stock Jerry Stack Bob Stanovik Only the hobby is the in¬ tellectual or physical outlet for those extra moments. Tom Raterman Ralph Verdi .j pl Jerry Ivacic John Hoying John Newbauer John Srode Rich Bialczak Jim Mescher Don McLean John Pichitino Keeping up with the latest in sports both physically and mentally never seems to tire anyone. reman Jim Hemmelgarn Bob Avery Rev. Aloysius O ' Dell, C.PPS., S.T.L., S.T.D. Left to Right: Tom Hemm Joe Boton, B.A. Jerry Steinbrunner Jerry Hartke George Kohlrieser New at Xavier this year are Father McKay and Father O ' Dell, who, as directors of the seminarians, are responsible for the spiritual and physical formation of each and every student. Every seminarian feels deeply indebted to both. Rev. James P. McKay, C.PP.S., M.Ed. Student Council Student officers form Xavier ' s Student Council, who with the directors, hope to achieve a well rounded household. Zwenty-two Seniors flamed to Who’s Who Stan ding: John Riordan, Dennis Goggin, Andrew Lynch, Joseph Daleiden, Michael Lewis, John Madden. Seated: Eduardo Rivera, Allan Bavolek, Francis Harmon, Patrick Lewis, James Madden. Standing: Lance Vetter, Lawrence Beuret, Charles Kelley, James Ford, Patrick Murphy, James Piggush. Seated: Charles Clemens, David Fagen, Robert Blackwood, Terrell Isselhard, Joseph Gugliotta. 183 you sure don ' t look like 28 . Gee St floe’s It is a well known fact that every class has a couple of fellows who, although they are always around when there is work to be done and contrib¬ ute greatly to the welfare of the whole class, re¬ ceive very little recognition. Felix Phil Grass! and Michael Moose Hollar are two such individ¬ uals. Besides being the two work horses of the Senior class, their exceptionally keen sense of humor helps to break the monotony of classes and studies. Phil takes the gas Their magnetic personalities have always made them great favorites with children. Naturally they are always ready for some good, clean fun. Here they jovially throw Jerry Graff off the roof of Bennett hall. Unsung Hems The sign of a true friend is thoughtfulness. Here Phil thoughtfully prevents Moose from scratching up his car. I told you that was the wrong door. Two, please. Some guys just can ' t take finals. j III Psst, hey, Sweetheart! Father Wellman prepares a few steaks for the hungry horde on his army surplus grill. Senior Take about 170 Seniors and a generous portion of the fac¬ ulty, add 800 steaks and 1000 Bill Higgins discusses the value of travel with Ed Jachimowski. Chief Sroppe and his papoose. Mr. Gatto + food — 186 Pumaville at its best. Larry Neff seems to be in danger of swallowing his fork. Cook Out Always a lovable fellow, Joe Daleiden attempts to strike up a new friendship as Terry Levenda chaperones. 187 cans of beer and you will come up with a most enjoy¬ able feast indeed. happiness. Graduation Lawrence J. Beuret Valedictorian Mrs. Lena looks on. Edwards receives her honorary law degree from Father Gross as Father Ballmann The Very Reverend Raphael H. Gross congratulates the graduates. Joseph Daleiden receives his bachelor ' s degree from the Most Reverend John J. Carberry, who presided at the commencement exercises. Very Reverend Paul C. Reinert, President of St. Louis Univer¬ sity, delivers one of the two commencement addresses. Honoris Causa. Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa: Lena F. Edwards, Fred D. Breit, Herman B. Wells, Very Reverend Harold R. Perry, S.V.D., Very Reverend Paul C. Reinert, S.J., William B. Ansted Jr. 189 COMPLIMENTS OF ADVANCE HOSPITAL SUPPLY 1416 SO. MICHIGAN CHICAGO 5, ILLINOIS GOOD LUCK TO THE MEN OF ST. JOSEPH ' S PHIL WOOD SEED STORE Rensselaer Indiana 190 DECKER ' S, INC. 512-514-518-520 Main St. Lafayette, Indiana I.B.M. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Hammond Branch RENTALS—SALES—SERVICE MIDWEST-DIESEL POWER - CO. Diesel and Gasoline Generators and Electric Motors A. A. Beaupre — AV 3-3308 4120 W. Belmont Ave. Chicago 41, Illinois GARY GENERAL EQUIPMENT CO. 2727 W. 9th Avenue Gary, Indiana 885-5578 PHASE EXTENDS SPECIAL THANKS TO ERICKSONS STUDIO PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Aurelio Edward C. Baltz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bara Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beier Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bertram Dr. E. F. Beshara Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Beuret Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bianco Mr. and Mrs. John L. Birk Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Boden James F. Bonick Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bosak Clarence L. Bossung Mr. Francis P. Boyer Mrs. Francis P. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brezene Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brithine Mr. John W. Broadway Mrs. John W. Broadway Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Buckner Joseph F. Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Carpeaux Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Caul Mary V. Cavallini Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Centanni Dr. G .L. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Christopolis Mr. and Mrs. August J. Claes Louis R. Claeys Mr. George P. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Colon Mrs. E. D. Connors Dr. Robert J. Craven Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cudzilo Mr. John F. Curran Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Currie Bogdan Czarnowski Joseph Dale Mr. and Mrs. J. Cyril Daleiden Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dancer Jr. Joseph H. Daust J. H. Daust and Co. Terry M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Emo Dellanina Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dillon Donald Dilworth Mrs. J. S. Dixon Mr. Wm. Dmytrow Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dockus Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dorsten Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duncan James J. Egan K. L. Eiter Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Emery Robert J. Erdman Mrs. Florence Evers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. M. Frankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. D. Franze Mrs. D. E. Fraser Joseph Freimuth Mr. and Mrs Louis F. Fullenkamp Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Funk Mr. and Mrs. George J. Garn Mr. and Mrs. F. Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Geimer Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Geoffrion Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gies Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gitizinger Mr. and Mrs. George J. Goggin John P. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Grojewski Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guagenti Norbert C. Gude Mr. Bernard W. Gustenhoven Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Hagist Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Hanchar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanrahan George F. Helmold Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hemming Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hemstreet Mrs. Joseph Herman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hippie Mr. and Mrs. Aloys Holler Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Horn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Huckleberry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Hula Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Iwankovitsch Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Jachimowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Jisa Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Jordan Sarah Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Clement P. Kanczuzewski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kane Joseph A. Katalak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kehoe Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Keilman C. E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. George L. Kelly Herbert Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kennedy Mr. J. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kirk Raymond A. Kotowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kudla Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuemmerle Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Kuhar Joseph E. Kurland Jr. Mr. William Kuzmun Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Langner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Lavery R. J. Lechner Mrs. Al. J. Lesperance Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Levenda Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leyden Little Company of Mary Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Long Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Long Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lothrop Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lukasik Mary L. Madden Perry Marlatt PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Marx Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mathews Thomas J. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Matthys Stephen J. Mazur Mr. and Mrs. P .W. McCauley Mr. and Mrs. John W. McGaffney Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGlone Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McLean Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Melady Mr. and Mrs. Milton Messinger Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Meyer Edward R. Michaels M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Miezio Mary Milcel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Minges Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. William J. Morrissey Albert J. Mory Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrozek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Murphy Jr. T. J. Neu Mr. and Mrs. William B. Newman Mrs. Annette Niklaus Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Noga R. A. Nolan Mrs. Edward Noonan Stanley Novak Oliver Oakes Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O ' Brien Mrs. Bette O ' Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ognibene Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. O ' Hara Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. O ' Hara Mr. Dennis O ' Hare Mrs. Dennis O ' Hare Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O ' Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan A. O ' Leary Mr. and Mrs. John E. O ' Rielly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Orlowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Osmulski Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ostrowski Mrs. Loretta Paetow Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Palasz Steve Papai Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pavlik Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Perrigo Mr. and Mrs. Ott Piccirilli Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pikarski Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Potpora Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Price Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Procanyn Dr. R. Queenan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rademacher Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reager Mr. and Mrs. William V. Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. N. Ricker Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rismas Mr. Fred M. Ritterbusch Mr. Miguel Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. 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Urbanio Frank V. Urbutis Anthony Valvano Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Van Zale Mr. and Mrs. S. Varso Joseph C. Wall John S. Walters Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walter Mrs. Mary Jane Walz Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weglicki Mr. and Mrs. Alan Weinkauf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F .Weishaar Donald F. Westhoven Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Whalen Edward J. White Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wiecek Ralph Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Wochner R. H. Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Woyahn Thomas Yardon Mr. E. W. Yeagley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roman J. Zech Simon Ziemba Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zofkie Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Zolecki 195