St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

PHASE ’66 saint joseph’s college J fv. ' W . tik. • ft, j v 4 !!!CZir  ' 4f . ' , % - ' ■ _ _■ - -j§ Phase is a study of the joy, the pain and the boredom of the individual of Saint Joseph ' s College groping to form his mind in the wonder, awe and mystery of the intellectual acumen of the centuries. It is a chronicle of his laughing and his groaning, of his praying and his doubting, of his screaming and his whispering, of his struggling and his submitting, of his living. Multiplicity flows from unity and by the many instances of the emotion, expression, and the activity of the persons we try to give you the life of the people, in Phase 1966. PHASE ONE . . . silver letters on red brick— Saint Joseph ' s College—turn right . . . The road leads to discernment, satisfaction and sometimes to silent prayer that ambitions will culminate in fruition. Student energies are plodding to that final departing day, each feeling along the way the grinding ruts and bumps of college existence. Saint Joseph ' s is like any other college in most respects . . . the trip back is long for some and short for others, but eventually the tollway and Route 41 are left behind and Indiana 114 stretches out the last few miles to Collegeville, hanging to Rensselaer by the thread of tree-lined Route 53. Here Phase One begins . . . Sept ember 15, 1965. RENSSELAER CITY LIMIT TwUrfiM  A 5 vft ' ■ i-V, Forms upon forms, one for the business office, one for the registrar, one for the draft, pencil chewing and receipt folding, dragging suitcases and cardboard boxes, tennis rackets and pillows. Students crouch over tables with pens scribbling through disorganized patches of paper—perplexed faces tanned by sun of those short summer months. Two semesters of paraphernalia moved from trunks and backseats to bunks and drawers and dusty shelves. Then evening Mass and the President ' s welcome culminate a beginning. Reverend Charles H. Banet, President. 6 The color, so much more vibrant for the years of gray, the fighting spirit, so much more exciting for the years of resignation, filled a gridiron transformed by the drive and enthusiasm of one Jim Arneberg. After DePauw, a game with a familiar score but an unusual tenor, we said, At least, it was different, or, He ' s got nothing to lose. But most of us just smiled a bit within and said, Maybe, or I hope so. After Butler, Tony Hi nkle said, You won ' t lose another game, and we started to Hate State. Animosity reigned and the New Breed kindled the flame rousing energy and expectation. Revenge was never so sweet and the drought was spelled by the waters of victory as the Sycamores were felled. Five thousand of us cheered at a bright, laughing Homecoming as Duffy pawed over the Yellow- jackets and a week later Arnie ' s Army returned by the hundreds from a soggy and vanquished Valpo. The taste of victory only made the ensuing defeats more bitter as we slipped under Evansville and Ball State and were snowed at Findlay. But the Puma has tasted blood and many years will pass before he loses the scent of victory. I 10 HOMECOMING It was a beautiful setting, for Autumn had painted the college campus with bright combinations of red, orange, yellow and brown. The surging Pumas hungrily stalked victory and then consumed it for the second week in a row as proud Defiance fell before its sharpened claws. Saturday night ' s dance pleasantly rounded a weekend of festive activities, which had begun the night before with the bonfire and Senior hayride and reached its height during Saturday ' s halftime ceremonies with the crowning of the 1965 Homecoming Queen, Miss Diane Brudzien. 12 Thought and anxiety characterize bench. Trough gives ref helping hands. 18 m ■ A game of inches. Coach Arneberg. 19 Someday JUDY COLLINS I am a maid of constant sorrow. I ' ve seen trouble all of my days. She performed in the fieldhouse one Sunday afternoon to add the final touch to a success¬ ful mixer weekend. The second big-name per¬ former in Dale Fallat ' s Student Council Con¬ cert Series, Judy charmed the audience with a clear, vibrant voice and a flawless guitar. Dr. William Sturm, Current Trends on British Thought. Authorities in search of an audience— hopefully an audience of young, interested, open minds—travel the world. British philosophy and its current trends, the war raging in Viet Nam, the plight of the Northern Negro, and the magic of music all add to the mood, the drive, and the direction of college existence. Tran Van Dinh, the Viet Nam situation. Dr. Jude Dougherty, Recent American Naturalism. 24 Illinois Symphony Orchestra. Robert Lucas, Problems of Negroes in the North. Professor F. Lee Benns. 25 A car accident and a knee operation slowed down a basketball machine aimed at upsets. We played some of the best in the country. Half of our op¬ ponents went to post season tournaments. Yet, despite a losing season, 38 school records were broken in a melee of offensive finesse, including, total points scored at home—951, and highest score in an individual game—117. Tom Crowley joined the elite 1000 point club. Broussard broke several records. Still hit 78 of 149 shots for a record .523 from the floor. Farley sunk a record 561 2% of his shots in 13 road games. Carl Bos- sung scored 21 points for a career high in the last game of the season to the delight of his Fan Club. And, Terry Davisson rammed and elbowed his way to a record 92 personal fouls. 27 Students, too, clamor for intellectual recognition and the give and take of heated debate and discussion. They yearn for the acclaim heaped on the successful performance of drama and music. When they suc¬ ceed they are encouraged to continue, and when they fail, they can mature. Vince Taranto. Mock US Senate sponsored by the History Club. 29 E . EWti E tlll tHt ' u nnu Mock New Years Eve Dance. ■ mm r Dale Stewart—victorious exhaustion. Bru—the man with the moves. Crowley hands make good defense. 32 aa An unseasonably warm Sunday afternoon and five hundred plus girls set the stage for one of the most enjoyable concerts given at Saint Joseph ' s College. Overcoming a scream¬ ing mike, Peter Nero and his drum and bass fiddle accompanists combined professional talent at its best with vibrant personality in performing an array of musical selec¬ tions that offered something for everyone. •-S Jim Still Exams, term papers, the fight for good grades, the pressure to succeed. At times, one must stop for a moment and find solitude for thought and prayer. Daily mass, retreats and personal, sincere counseling provide the opportunity for spiritual development and a chance to become a fuller, richer person anxious to become part of tomorrow ' s world. 38 Devoted and dedicated, the professor is the immediate bridge to understanding and knowledge. Rather than just a source of information, he is an accumulation of a lifetime of knowledge, sensitive and responsive to the inquiries of his students. In or out of the classroom, his vital information and probing questions create an atmosphere in which students can search and discover direction for their own lives. He is not only a professor, though. He is also a priest, performing his duties in the service of God, or a scientist, exploring a world unknown to most people. Amid the hustle of a teaching day, he continues his own drive for improvement behind closed doors in seclusion, where true dedication is found. Around him Saint Joseph ' s College is built; through him it moves. ttettE K  • 1 m rmrcrffu. _ TT The search for an education is a retreat, a prolonged and sometimes exhaustively tiring period of intensive thought. The search leads through endless library stacks and into lonely, secluded corners cluttered with textbooks, ancient typewriters, and half-completed term papers. Yet in spring, warrrr breezy havens under a blue sky or rustling leaves bring memories of finer hours. All this is but atmosphere for the retreat, for the search for an individual ' s choice of a vocation—for a lifetime. 45 A student ' s life is not all tedium and tireless effort. The favorite pastime of most Pumas is the fine art of racking it. There is no doubt that the rack forms an integral part of the physical development of a well- rounded St. Joe man. When the need to catch a few zzz ' s reaches marginal utility many other exciting activities await the student—reading bulletin boards, mutilating philosophy books, enjoying the exquisite cuisine served at our two cafeterias, fighting for a telephone, or that most exhilarating game of all—laughing at Organic Chemistry. 1 extbook r of Crgamc Chemistry 47 50 54 LITTLE 500 A cloudy sky covered an already rain soaked Pumaville as last minute preparations were being made for the race. The mud holes and slippery pavement did not dampen the enthusiastic spirits which created one of the most hotly contested races in the short history of the Little 500. From the classic opening scramble to the cars to the last desperate plunge across the finish line, muscles that usually can ' t be found began to stretch and strain around the Science building and through the Appian Way with a reckless abandon that usually resulted in wrecked cars or muddy faces. The building of the cars, the planning and physical exhaustion resulted in only one winner but, by the end of the race, the simple things in life like a relaxing cigarette or a handy bucket seemed most satisfying. The scorers ' table. 56 Saturday night at the annual Freshmen- Sophomore dance. Cast from dangling branches and tall silver-strung trees was an atmosphere that held a small but congenial group of couples spellbound. From the tables around the edge we walked past those silvery trees to the dance floor concealed in the middle and swung to the band in our own little world. For the underclassmen a weekend of gala activities was climaxed in the ballroom on 58 Friday night the Raleigh Room was a darkened, smoke-filled cauldron, reverberating the echoes of a loud Revels ' band. In many flowed the warm glow of friendship which generated an enthusiasm in all that lended the night to an Old Town discotheque. And amid the gyrating couples was the patient presence of the friendly priest with an open eye on a new generation. Another dance, another cigarette, another friend and still another night to go and another Junior-Senior Prom, but perhaps that coming night was your night. One Night in a Thousand. 60 Inclement weather came with the day of the prom, but in the afternoon four Hagist touchdown passes compensated the lack of sunshine as the alumni fell to the varsity in the unpredictable Arneberg style. One Night in a Thousand opened with champagne, filet, and light-headed but engaging conversation. Then came the trek to the Arabian tent up Halleck stairs past the stone-bedded stream that trickled to a purple pool at the bottom of grass-banked falls. The tent doorway opened to the ballroom with its red, blue and green lighted ceiling that resembled a makeshift old cargo parachute. A coat of arms, a gas lantern and a magic lamp provided a perfect setting for the fine music of the Glenn Miller orchestra and the makings of happy couples. This was one night in a thousand. 62 The 1966 graduate logged an unusual diary of events at the end of his undergraduate road. There were the storms of ' 63, the student boycott in the Spring of ' 64, a winless football season, the talk of dropping football from the school curriculum and the student veto, the defeat of the Cincinnati Bearcats in basketball in the Spring of ' 65 , a new football coach, a new college president, the talk of going coed and watching it slowly occur, and the unsolved stealing of the 350,000 dollar Giovanni Bellini painting from the college library. But these events and many more were but small, chronological reference points hardly marking the new ideas and thoughts that were learned and developed up to the journey ' s end on June 5, 1966. Peter Kennedy. ■ ■ The lenses of PHASE now open wider to take in not only the individual in his solitude but the person in his environment—an environment of society. Groups, clubs, departments, cliques and organizations now come into focus, as the individual steps aside for a fuller view of the college. PHASE TWO presents the administration in its offices, the faculty in its departments, and the student body in its organizations. Here are the personnel of the previous and eventful PHASE ONE. PHASE TWO  ? $ • -wi®r 0? THE VERY REVEREND JOHN E. BYRNE, C.PP.S Provincial of the Cincinnati Province of the Society of the Most Precious Blood THE MOST REVEREND RAYMOND J. GALLAGHER, D.D. Bishop of Lafayette Diocese, Indiana WILLIAM B. ANSTED, JR. Vice President Thompson Industries Indianapolis, Indiana 1957 FRANK A. BENCHIK, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Munster, Indiana 1958 Alumnus BOARD OF LAY TRUSTEES JAMES R. BOGAN WILLIAM E. CAHILL Manager, Chicago Office Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith Park Forest, Illinois Cahill Gallagher Chicago, Illinois 1963 1963 Alumnus t RICHARD DOOLEY Chicago, Illinois 1962 FRANK C. CALLAHAN President Health-Mor Corp. Chicago, Illinois 1958 LEE J. GARY Senior Member Gary, Parker, Juettner, and Cullinan Chicago, Illinois 1963 WALTER L. DARLING President Walter Darling, Inc. Chicago, Illinois 1958 C. U. GRAMELSPACHER President Jasper Wood Products Jasper, Indiana 1954 I i WILLIAM J. HALLIGAN Chairman of the Board Hallicrafter Corp. Chicago, Illinois 1964 GEORGE S. HALAS THE HONORABLE Owner-Coach CHARLES A. HALLECK Chicago Bears United States Congress Chicago, Illinois House of Representatives 1956 Rensselaer, Indiana 1956 WILLIAM A. HANLEY Vice President (retired) Eli Lilly Company Indianapolis, Indiana 1950 Almnus KARL F. KIELMEIER THOMAS A. LEWIS ARTHUR L. HELLYER Owner Arthur L. Hellyer Company Chicago, Illinois 1950 President White, Weld and Com¬ Crystal Dairy, Inc. pany Watseka, Illinois Chicago, Illinois 1950 1954 JAMES B. McCAHEY, SR. Chairman Dunn Coal Oil Company Chicago, Illinois 1951 70 FRANK E. McKINNEY Chairman of the Board American Fletcher National Bank Indianapolis, Indiana WILLIAMS. MILLER President Potomac Engring. Corp. Chicago, Illinois 1965 EDWARD F. MULHERN President (retired) Mulhern Electric Oak Park, Illinois 1961 MICHAEL P. MURPHY Vice President Gateway Chicago, Illinois 1965 FRANK M. McHALE Senior Member McHale, Cook, Welch and McKinney Indianapolis, Indiana 1950 MORGAN MURPHY Chairman Executive Committee Commonwe ' - 1 ' 1 , Edison Chicago, Illinois 1962 1960 RAY ZEIGMAN JUSTIN H. OPPENHEIM President (retired) New Idea Farm Equipment Company Centerville, Ohio 1950 JOHN SCHMIDT Financial Vice President (retired) Armour Company Chicago, Illinois 1961 G. R. SCHREIBER Editor and Publisher, Vend Magazine Glenview, Illinois 1964 Owner-President The Quality Castings Co. Orrville, Ohio 1957 Alumnus ADMINISTRATION A change breeds cautious viewing from curious onlookers. This year the student body was the onlooker and the administration was the viewed, as for the first time Father Charles Banet assumed the Presidency of Saint Joseph ' s College after the retirement of Father Raphael Gross. From the start the pressure was on as the office learned that being good administrators not only required leadership but also the art of sleuthing, when the mystery of the missing Bellini erupted on campus to be followed by a weekend bomb scare. 72 With the passing of these unsolved cases, excitement led to quiet fortitude as preparations began for the forthcoming President ' s Dinner. Meanwhile, a national award came to a young and ambitious news bureau, the news of the ultra-modern men ' s dormitory and new business office computers spread throughout campus and the Indiana rock garden between Noll and Gallagher Halls finally became reality. The end of the year came at last and it appeared that the curious onlookers were breathing sighs of relief as a new administration seemed welded by some common Sword of Damocles that would lead them in the direction of our forward generation. FATHER CHARLES H. BANET, A.M.L.S. PRESIDENT SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE Father with his secretary, Mary Ann Meyer. 74 FATHER RAPHAEL H. GROSS, M.A., PhD. Director of Fellows Program FATHER CHARLES J. ROBBINS, M.A. Religious Superior, Registrar FATHER RUFUS H. ESSER, M.A. Secretary FATHER PAUL R. WHITE, M.A. Executive Assistant to the President FATHER DONALD L. BALLMANN, M.S., PhD. Academic Dean FATHER PAUL E. WELLMAN, M.B.A. Business Manager FATHER LEONARD J. KOSTKA, J.C.L. Chaplain FATHER PHILIP F. GILBERT, M.S. Assistant Dean of Men FATHER JOHN R. KLOPKE, M.A. Director of Summer Session FATHER WILLIAM D. SHIELDS, Dean of Students 76 FATHER JOHN M. LEFKO, Director of Development RICHARD F. SCHARF, M.S. Director of Athletics, Director of Placement BROTHER GERARD VON HAGEL, Assistant to the Academic Dean FATHER WILLIAM L. EILERMAN, M.S. Treasurer 77 THOMAS M. RYAN, M.A. Director of Guidance FATHER EDWARD M. ROOF, M.S. Bookstore Manager CHARLES J. SCHUTTROW, B.A. Director of Public Information FATHER FRANCIS W. SPANBAUER, B.A., B.S. Director of Admissions FATHER RICHARD J. KISSNER, Assistant Director of Admissions FATHER JAMES F. McCABE, M.S.L.S. Librarian 78 ROBERT J. BLESSON, M.S.L.S. Assistant Librarian THEODORE LAKE, M.B.A. Assistant Director of Admissions FATHER GERARD A. LUTKEMEIER, B.S.L.S. Assistant Librarian GERALD R. GLADU, B.S. Secretary of the Alumni Associa¬ tion 79 XADA SWAYZE, Food Manager MR. BOB BROWN, Postal Superintendent HELEN SKINNER Food Manager RITAH. MURPHY, R.N. Assistant Director of Health Service 80 ' PAUL A. WILLIAMS, M.D. College Physician BERNARD E. LAREAU, B.S. Supervisor of Professional Athletics Services VINCENT G. MEYER, R.N. Director of Health Service MILDRED POST, M.S. Food Manager 81 f iida Strain Dean of Men ' s Office, Mrs. Dorothy Sells Office of the Academic Dean, Cornelia Sigman Development, Mrs. Scharf Registrar, Pat Stath Bank, Barb Foster, Mary Ames Faculty personalities extend from the reverent and contemplative medievalist to the verbose and problem-riddled philosopher, from the sudden explosiveness of a basketball coach to the curious meditations of a business professor. Such variety is an asset; young minds thrive on these distinct personalities. Department meetings, committee meetings and faculty meetings—despite the burden of administration, the faculty ' s primary hope is to meet the challenge of upholding the traditional small college atmosphere. Person to person is their approach. FACULTY Mr. Roy Burkey, Ph.D. (Cand.); Mr. Ralph Marini, M.B.A.; Mr. Ted Lake, M.B.A.; Mr. Paul Kelly, A.M., chairman. CHEMISTRY ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Allen Broussard, M.B.A.; Mr. Richard Flynn, M.B.A., C.P.A., chairman; Rev. William Eilerman, M.S. Mr. Jacob Rodia, Ph.D.; Rev. William Kramer, L.Sc.N., Sc.D.; Rev. Norman Heckman, A.M., chairman. ECONOMICS Professor of the year — Mr. Ralph Marini. Mr. Ralph Pennington, M.S.; Rev. Joseph Kenkel, Ph.D. ; Mr. William Conway, Ph.D. (Cand.); Rev. Paul White, M.A., chairman. 87 Rev. Bernard Meiring, M.A., Ph.D., (chairman) Sister Mary Adelma, M.Ed. Mr. Robert Shemky, M.S. Mr. Thomas Herzing, M.A.; Mr. John Babione, M.A.; Mr. Louis Gatto, M.A., Ph.D.; Rev. Alvin Druhman, M.A., Ph. D., (chairman); Rev. Rufus Esser, M.A.; Mr. John Groppe, M.A. EDUCATION Mr. Lyle Sleeman, M.S., Ph.D. Mr. Michael Davis, M.S. (chairman) ENGLISH FINE ARTS Rev. David Van Horn, B.F.A. GEOLOGY JOURNALISM Mr. Hugh Cowdin, M.A. HISTORY Mr. Francis Fenner, M.A.; Rev. Donald Shea, A.M., Ph.D.; Rev. Dominic Gerlach, M.A.; Rev. William Russell, M.A., Ph.D • ' LANGUAGES Rev. Raymond Cera, M.A. (Chairman); Miss Elizabeth Crabtree, M.A.; Rev. Dominic Gerlach, M.A.; Rev. Frederick Lang, M.A.; Rev. Clement Kuhns, M.A.; Rev. Joseph Hiller, M.A. Ph.D. PSYCHOLOGY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. William G. Jennings, M.Ed.; Mr. James C. Arneberg, M.Ed.; SEATED Mr. Rich¬ ard Pawlow, M.S.; Mr. Richard Scharf, M.S., (chairman); Mr. James Holstein, B.S. Mr. James Kenny, Ph.D. 92 Rev. Lawrence Heiman, M.A., L.C.G., M.C.G., (chairman); Mr. Adam Lesinsky, M.A.; Mrs. John Egan, M.A.; Mr. John Egan, B.Mus., Ph.D. MUSIC PHILOSOPHY Mr. Daniel Lyons, Ph.D., (Cand.); Rev. Ernest Ranly, M.A., Ph.D.; Rev. John Klopke, M.A., Ph. D., (chairman); Rev. Edward McCarthy, M.A.; Mr. Robert Wood, Ph.D., (Cand.). SPEECH THEOLOGY Rev. Edward Joyce, S.T.L. S.S.I., S.T.D.; Rev. Aloy- sius O ' Dell, S.T.L.; Rev. Leonard Kostka, J.C.L.; Rev. John Holsinger, S.T.L.; SEATED Rev. Ru¬ dolph Bierberg, S.T.L., S.T.D., (chairman) Mr. John Ravage, M.A.; Mr. Willard Walsh, M.F.A.; Mr. Ralph Cappuccilli, A.M. (chairman). 94 STUDENTS Molded into a spirited student bod were the individuals cast in clubs and organizations cmd formed in four strong classes. The Individuals gave Saint Joseph ' s College its identification. Indiana State knew who we were when our hungry football team satisfied its lust with a home game victory. Valpo knew who we were when a New Breed proved a Puma is quicker than a Crusader by dashing off with their victory bell (only the Indiana State Police could stop the stride of the great purple cat). Evansville, Ball State, and Butler knew who we were when our red-clad basketball boys invaded their fieldhouses. Yet the Puma was not always a rabble-rouser, for he belonged to Digamma Kappa Lambda, the Society for the Advancement of Management, the Glee Club or to the Debate Team. And he took an active part in school politics, student publications or in school social events. The following section recaps the individual man as the body he composed during the 1965-1966 school year. • . ■ JOHN O ' DONNELL B.A. English Chesterton, Ind. Class President JAMES METZINGER B.S. Marketing Lafayette, Ind. Class Vice-President THOMAS CALLUM B.A. Philosophy Chicago, III. Class Secretary CUM LAUDE SENIORS I don ' t believe it—I ' m going to be a senior. Boy, those last three years have gone fantastically fast, it seems like only yesterday that I was a frosh. Well, what can you do ... Letters to graduate schools, interviews for jobs, striving for last few prerequisite credits and one last plunge into the books to bolster that index—senior year begun and somehow boys were slowly becoming men. MICHAEL BARANY B.S. Accounting South Bend, Ind. GLENN BEAUPRE B.S. Finance Chicago, III. DENNIS BERNER B.A. History Bensenville, III. CUM LAUDE JACK ALBERS B.S. Finance Minister, Ohio CHARLES ARNDT B.S. Accounting Cleveland, Ohio JAMES ROBBINS Degree Candidate Chicago, III. Class Treasurer 98 ROBERT BLAKE Degree Candidate Mansfield, Ohio CHARLES BOESCH, JR. B.A. Political Science Dayton, Ohio JOHN BIRK B.S. Marketing Glen Ellyn, III. JOSEPH BIANCO B.S. Biology Niles, Ohio CARL BOSSUNG B.A. Accounting Reynolds, Ind. MAGNA CUM LAUDE JOHN BRANDENBURG  Degree Candidate Dayton, Ohio RAYMOND BRAUN B.A. History Park Ridge, III. LEO BRESSANELLI B.S. Biology Chicago, III. DANIEL BRODRICK B.A. Philosophy Fort Wayne, Ind. ALL COLLEGE HONORS ALFRED BRUNETTI Degree Candidate Garfield, New Jersey JOSEPH BURKART B.A. History Fostoria, Ohio PHILIP CALCOTT B.S. Marketing Elmwood Park, III. CUM LAUDE 100 JAMES CALLERO B.S. Accounting Niles, Illinois TIMOTHY CAVERS B.A. Economics Arlington Heights, Illinois PETER CHEPULIS B.A. History Morton Grove, III. JEROME CHMURA B.S. Accounting Norridge, III. CUM LAUDE JEROME CIESLA B.S. Biology-Chemistry Munster, Indiana. JOSEPH COGAN B.S. Mathematics Oak Park, CUM LAUDE EARL COUSINO B.A. Management Erie, Michigan JAMES CRAWFORD B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. MARTIN CUSICK Degree Candidate Cresskill, N. J. SCOTT DASSE ANTHONY CREMENT B.A. History Chicago, III. MAGNA CUM LAUDE ROBERT DAHLHEIM B.S. Marketing Indianapolis, Ind. THOMAS CROWLEY B.S. Accounting Oak Park, III. CUM LAUDE PATRICK CURRAN Degree Candidate Louisville, Ky. INTER-CLUB CHAIRMAN Robert Griffin B.S. Physical Ed. Chesterton, Ind. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Dennis Vanderplow— Secretary James Jankowski— Treasurer William Filstead— President John Kelly— Vice-President 102 PHILIP DEDIG B.S. Management Aliquippa, Penn. DONALD DETERS B.S. Finance Carlyle, III. ROBERT DEVINE B.S. Management Detroit, Mich. TERRY DAVIS Degree Candidate Hammond, Ind. TERRY DAVISSON B.A. History Rensselaer, Ind. RUSSELL DEBRUIN B.S. Chemistry Chicago, III. WILLIAM DILLON B.A. History Fort Wayne, Ind. FORT WAYNE CLUB John Monroe—Vice-President Steven Strawbridge—President Michael Lebrato—Treasurer Michael Steckbeck—Secretary JOHN DOOLEY, JR. B.S. Marketing Oak Park, III. THOMAS DWAN B.S. Management Hammond, Ind. ROBERT EITER B.S. Marketing Des Plaines, III. ROBERT FAHEY, JR. B.S. Management Saint Louis, Miss. DALE FALLAT B.A. Philosophy Cleveland, Ohio FREDERICK FARLEY B.S. Biology Tiffin, Ohio JAMES FELTZER B.S. Management Hammond, Ind. WILLIAM FILSTEAD B.A. Sociology Chicago, III. 104 JAMES FITZPATRICK B.A. History Findlay, Ohio FRANK FRASOR B.S. Accounting Blue Island. III. THOMAS GALLAGHER B.S. Accounting Rochester, Ind. DAVID GIOMETTI B.S. Management East Chicago, Ind. RAY A. GOOD B.S. Accounting River Forest, III. MAGNA CUM LAUDE THEODORE GRABBE B.A. Political Science Dolton, III. BERNARD GUSTENHOVEN B.S. Physical Ed. Fords, N.J. ROBERT GRIFFIN B.A. English Albany, N. Y. JOSEPH GUGINO B.A. History Rochester, N. Y. JEAN HEMERY B.S. Accounting Des Plaines, III. CUM LAUDE ALLAN HERMAN B.S. Biology—Chemistry Evanston, III. ENGLISH CLUB Ross Centanni—Secretary Richard Ossanna—President Dennis Starczak—Vice-President TERRY HERBS1 B.S. Education Columbia City, Ind. JOHN GROSS Degree Candidate Kearny, N.J. CHARLES HERBER B.A. English Fort Wayne, Ind. Thomas Crowley—Secretary-Treasurer Daniel Brodrick—President Timothy McLaughlin—Vice-President DES LAKE COUNTY CLUB Ray Leliaert—Treasurer Charles Herber—Vice-President Robert Griffin—President JOHN HIGGINS B.S. Accounting Peoria, III. TERRY HUSEMAN B.S. Management St. John, Ind. WILLIAM HIPPLE Degree Candidate Ft. Thomas, Ky. THOMAS HUCKLEBERRY Degree Candidate Indianapolis, Ind. WAYNE KAMINSKI B.S. Marketing Chicago, III. WILLIAM KANTRA B.S. Physical Ed. Fords, N.J. ROBERT KAPTAIN B.A. Economics Sofia, Bulgaria JAMES KELLY Degree Candidate Mt. Vernon, Ohio 107 JOHN KELLY PETER KENNEDY B.A. Sociology B.S. Finance Rensselaer, Ind. Chicago, III. DAVID KERNAGHAN JEFFERY KOCH KENNETH KOPPERS THOMAS KRASNE B.A. Political Science B.S. Marketing Degree Candidate B.S. Management Scotia, N.Y. Chicago, III. Elgin, III. Gary, Ind. WILLIAM KUHN B.A. Biology Kokomo, Ind. JOSEPH KURLAND B.A. Political Science Chicago, III. JOSEPH KURTZMAN B.A. Economics Mansfield, Ohio WILLIAM KUZMIN, JR. B.A. Political Science Bethlehem, Penn. 108 ROBERT LAUER B.S. Mathematics Fort Wayne, Ind. Earl Cousino—President Jeffery Koch—Vice-President Russ DeBruin— Secretary-Treasurer MICHAEL LEBRATO B.A. Philosophy Fort Wayne, Ind. MONOGRAM CLUB LAWRENCE LECHNER B.S. Management Winnetka, III. Tom Crowley—Vice-President Jim O ' Loughlin—Secretary Carl Bossung—President Dennis Berner—Treasurer GERALD LESPERANCE B.A. Marketing East Detroit, Mich. ROBERT LOFFT B.A. English Royal Oak, Mich. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT James Echle—President Earl Cousino—Vice-President Tom Krasne—Secretary Norb Missler—Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Dale Fallat, John Boyle, Thomas Murphy, Thomas Crowley, Peter Stockmann, Joseph Gugino, Joseph Munao, Gerald Lesperance, Robert Blake. WILLIAM McGUIRE Degree Candidate Chicago, III. KENNETH MclNTOSH B.S. Management Lincoln Park, Mich. thomas McLaughlin B.A. History New York, New York CUM LAUDE LYNN McCAW B.S. Music Lafayette, Ind. JAMES McCORMICK Degree Candidate Lima, Ohio MICHAEL McGAFFNEY Degree Candidate Kokomo, Ind. STUDENT COUNCIL no John Higgins—Treasurer Norb Missler—Secretary Robert Devine—Vice-President Dale Fa Mat—President ROBERT MALESKI B.A. Chemistry Hammond, Ind. SUMMA CUM LAUDE DANIEL MALONEY B.S. Management Cleveland, Ohio JOHN MAN ' NEN B.S. Biology Evansville, Ind. JACK MARTIN B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. FREDERICK MEYER B.S. Mathematics Lorain, Ohio WILLIAM MEYLER B.S. Accounting Colonia, N.J. RICHARD McNALLY Degree Candidate Milford, Ohio Dale Fallat, Student Council Presi¬ dent timothy McLaughlin B.A. History New York, New York CUM LAUDE JOHN NICHOLSON B.S. Management Chicago, III. MICHAEL MOORE B.S. Biology Evansville, Ind. PATRICK MORRISSEY B.S. Education Gary, Indiana PHILIP MUELLER B.A. English Rensselaer, Ind. KENNETH MROZEK B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. JOHN MURPHY B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. THOMAS MURPHY B.A. History Chicago, III. THOMAS MYERS Degree Candidate Jeffersonville, Ind. DONALD QUNELL B.S. Biology Steger, III. THOMAS REID B.S. Marketing Maywood, III. ALBERT NOONAN B.S. Geology Silver Springs, Maryland CHARLES O ' HARA Degree Candidate Wilmette, III. RICHARD O ' LEARY B.S. Accounting Coloma, Michigan RICHARD OSSANNA Degree Candidate Hammond, Ind. ROGER PADDEN Degree Candidate Brighton, Mass. WILLIAM QUEENAN Degree Candidate Forest Hills, N.Y. EDWARD PRICE B.A. Political Science Chicago, III. 113 MICHAEL RITTERBUSCH B.S. Accounting El Paso, III. MICHAEL RONZONE B.S. Education Elkhart, Ind. DAVID RUBNER B.S. Geology Milwaukee, Wis. PAUL SCHMIDT B.A. History Milwaukee, Wis. NICHOLAS SCHMITZ Degree Candidate Parma, Ohio LEO SCHROEDER B.S. Mathematics Ottawa, Ohio JOHN SHINNICK B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. ALLEN SHOUSE B.A. History Portsmouth, N.H. MAGNA CUM LAUDE JOHN SIEBENALER B.S. Management Greencastle, Ind. TIMOTHY SMITH B.A. History Lakewood, Ohio CUM LAUDE ROBERT SPINA B.S. Mathematics- Physics Bronx, New York DENNIS STANCZAK B.S. Accounting Gary, Indiana CUM LAUDE 114 STUFF Dave MutH—Associate Editor Joe Kurtzman—Photography Editor Robert Lofft—Editor James Saul—Sports Editor MICHAEL STECKBECK B.A. Political Science Fort Wayne, Ind. TURNERS John Kacanda—Secretary-Treasurer Daniel Compton—President Thomas Potraza—Vice-President JOSEPH STAWICKI B.S. Management Orange, Conn. 115 JAMES SNYDER Degree Candidate Fort Wayne, Ind. PETER STOCKMANN B.S. Finance Mamaroneck, N.Y. WILLIAM STRASBURGER B.S. Management Lafayette, Ind. STEVEN STRAWBRIDGE B.S. Management Fort Wayne, Ind. JACK SULLIVAN Degree Candidate Chicago, III. KENNETH SULLIVAN B.S. Finance Oak Park, III. DANIEL TIGHE B.S. Biology Detroit, Mich. 116 JAMES THOMPSON Degree Candidate Elmwood Park, III. DENNIS VANDERPLOW B.A. Sociology LaGrange Park, III. FREDERICK WALTER B.S. Accounting Rensselaer, Ind. RICHARD WEISHAAR B.S. Finance Steger, III. DAVID WESTERHEIDE JOSEPH WISE B.S. Chemistry B.S. Accounting Minster, Ohio Canton, Ohio MICHAEL WOYAHN Degree Candidate Kankakee, III. PETER ZAMMIT B.A. Philosophy Rensselaer, Ind. JOHN ZEMLIK B.S. Accounting Harvey, III. HAROLD ZIENTA B.A. History Fremont, Ohio GEORGE ZULANAS B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. Paul Broadway—Treasurer Mike Lunkes—President Tom Eiter—Vice President Denny Duncan—Secretary JUNIORS Town houses . . . honest adult neighbors, neighbors who make phone calls ... a ride to campus . . . five minutes early or ten minutes late . . . refrigerators laden with empty cans and mangled Pepsi cartons . . . stagnant coffee cups and piles of cigarette butts . . . the Junior Class off campus. The Kleese-Pelligrini holocaust . . . Hagist at the helm . . . Hemminger ' s again victorious but borrowed roadster . . . Beier ' s runaway . . . the Eiter-O ' Donoghue two-vote decision. Early morning crams . . . concentrated study . . . closer professor relationships . . . job opportunities . . . graduate school . . . the days are too short. Lenny Procter, Jim Pandolfi John Negovetich, Tim Brock, Al Novak, Dennis McDonald, Jim Miller, Joe Hemminger, Joe Geimer, Jim Edminston. 118 MATH CLUB Chuck Saul—Vice President, Pat Graham—Treasurer, Bob Lauer—President Steve Topolski, Mike Lunkes, Dave Forsthoefel, Tom Spinks, Skip Hanchar, Steve Crespo, Jim Poppleton, Terry Boden Dave Muth, Marty Salmon Jim lies. Bill Dyke, Jim Reidy, Jim Beier, Tom Weinkauf, Bob Cwiertniak Len Korn, Mike Langley John Filan, Dennis O ' Hara, Bob Touhy, Tom Dunham 121 Chris Heaney, Pat Cashman OHIO CLUB Pat Cashman—Secretary, Joe Kurtzman—Treasurer, Harold Zienta—President, Tom Dunham—Vice President Harold Iwankovitsch, Rich Kehoe, Mike Priesbe, Bob Swigon, John Conrad, Gary LaPrad Gene Sarkey, Jim Egan, Paul Broadway, Dick Bolger, Tom Matthews, Carl Stepanik George Kesl, Norb Missler, Jim Popowitch, Joe Hake, John Kelly, Ray Liggett, Joe Hand, Dan Compton, Dan Witecha John Sollo, Mike Moore, Jim Snyder, Bob Zelenka, Mike Moriarty Tom Cudzilo, Tom Franko, Duffy Hagist Jim Whitehead, Alan Coons, Paul Byrne, Ray Sweigart, Rod Lechwar David Rubner— Vice-President Albert Noonan— President Tom Cudzilo— Secretary Greg Mannhard— Treasurer Tom Eiter, Jack Schreiber GEOLOGY CLUB MOTOR CITY CLUB Jack Carney, Jim Walsh, Denny Dunn, Pat Walsh, Glenn Miller, Dick Cassady, Carl Helzing Jerry Lesperance—President, Terry Boden—Treasurer Tex Carrico—Secretary, Larry Gignac—Vice President John Monroe, Bob Harris, Bill O ' Connor, Bob Pellegrini, John Kennedy, John Neu Paul Bapties, Dan Sullivan Ed Kleese, John Knight, Pete Angelopoulos, Herm Rottinghaus, Steve O ' Donoghue, Terry Campbell, Joe Munao 127 GLEE CLUB SOLOISTS Juan Sullivan, Jim Whitehead, Fred Meyer, Al Coons, John Boyle Ralph Calabrese, Bob Craven, Dennis Fabbre, Phil Datka, Ed Massa, James O. Saul, Jim Maloney, Tom Royce, Mitch Dmytrow, Clar Siano, Jim Taggart, Ron Budde Andy Ziemba, Joe Piekarczyk BAR BELL CLUB Jim Taggart—Sec.-Tres., Jim Jankowski—President, Ron Budde—Sergeant-at-Arms 129 Dennis Wolters, Ken Braun, Larry Wintermute, Mike Reynolds, Tony Gaputis Jr., Dale Stewart, Greg Monti. SOPHOMORES Come here, frosh, and carry these bags up to room 210. Before you get started give me a smoke and a piece of gum. Hurry up, now, I don ' t have all day to get moved in. Hey Pete, good to see you again. Looks like you put a little weight on during the sum¬ mer. Yea I have a frosh taking my stuff up to the room now. It sure feels good to be on the other side of the whip. Reaping sweet revenge for the suffered pride of freshmen year, renewing old friend¬ ships and a stronger sense of belonging mark the beginning of the second year of college. 130 Robert Sheehan, John Olechny, James Fluty, James Musial, Ed Winstead, Ed Mulcahy Mike Boland, Greg Ostrowski, Bob Menard, Dick Rossi, Mike Delaney 132 (SITTING) Dave Weyer, Tim Andrasek, Bill Sengstock, Larry Wedryk; (STANDING) Kevin Cheevers, John Brouch, Mike Bazner George Brezene, Pat Byrne, Bill Biros, Jim Dundas, Nick Cenova, Mike Doody 134 Loretta Abbot, Sue Gardner, Patsy Bowsher, Rosemarie Clark, Mary Ann Zat, Caryl Urbanczyk Tony Dockus, Joe Mercado, Walter Macelt, Walt Szewchuk, Frank Jar- zembowski WSJC Jim Robbins, Tim Raykovich Joe Thibodeau, Terry Mielzynski, Max Klingerman, Ovidio Mendez, Ed lies, Jeff Nugent 136 Jerry Heimann Tom Kacprowicz, George Badke, Mike Laginess, Joe McCormick, Don Newman Kevin O ' Connell, David Dziachan, Jerome Arenz, Wayne Butrick, Tom Gross, Dan Timmons John Ryan, Steve Brinker, Jim Berlier, Al Bucina, Bob Cummings, John Kading YOUNG REPUBLICANS Mary Pat Smith—Secretary Bill Kramer—President Ed Hoover—Treasurer Jim Amato—Vice President Tom Knitter, Tim Thurston, Paul Kiffner, Ken Gross, Bernie Hengesbaugh, Randy Poole, John Farr Jim Nies, Randy Ferrari, Charley Reynard, Joe Pendick SECOND ROW: Dennis McCann, John Sullivan, Ray Leliaert, John Carmody, Tom Skrodzki, Tom Flowers Frank LaGiglia Bill Fogarty Ray Nowak Ron Dvorak Larry Gase Andy McGann Gregory Meegan Bill Fitzgibbon Tim Seiler Dan Layden Carl Delegato Thomas Murphy Tom Herbst Thomas Kovac Tim Seiler YOUNG DEMOCRATS John Parthum—Secretary Denny Duncan—Vice- President Jim Beier—President Jim Varchmin Steve Ruff Paul O ' Brien 140 SITTING: John Flick, Dan Golec, Dave Lecker, Jerry Casey, Marvin DeBuck— STAND¬ ING: Jack Kosmala, Charlie Rayburn SITTING: Dick McCarthy, Bob Buckley, Mike Conway STANDING: Joe Carey, Danny Darmstadt, Regan Flynn, Stephen Ruff 141 PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Micheal Bierley, Jerry Heinrichs, Thomas Szymczak, Jack Conway, Jim Walsh, Bruce Grotemat. Bill Whitney, Joe Mulligan, Paul O ' Brien, Jim Neal, Frank Norton, Hank Wich, Tom Rimelspach. 142 jGt t? Steve Kizaric, Secretary; Richard Corea, President; Larry Payne, Vice President; John Long, Treasurer. FRESHMEN Sam Marzullo, Tom Novak, Jim Pacetti, Joe Krzewinski; (KNEELING) Tom O ' Brien. Don Licata, Dennis Hageman, Joseph Kuebler, Bob Legatzke, Larry Laudick. Beanie and bib clut¬ tered desks, class schedules coded with strange ab¬ breviated names and ran¬ dom numbers, overbearing sophomores leading the Puma Gestapo—how should I know who the ath¬ letic director is? Don ' t look now but here comes the armbands again. Shoe- shine, luggage, carwash— what sort of nonsense this time? Tonight is more orientation, I ' ve got an eight o ' clock class tomor¬ row—I can ' t go to Kanga¬ roo Court! 144 Mary Pat Smith, Peggy Jo Weatherhead, Mary Ann Matthew, Sherry Overmyer, Mary Ellen Kendall, Denise Zat. Louis Offer, Kevin McHugh, John Quinn, Tom Reilly, Ron Roginski, Mike O ' Keefe, Dave McEldowney, Mike Naughton, Jack McCambridge. Ray Kucynski, Rich Hindery, Bob LeFelve, Robert Latronica, Dan Herlihy. 145 146 Ted Augustyn, Jim Fork, Mike Cameron, Joe Franklin, Ed Foltz. Conrad Grabarek, Bob Dougherty, Chuck Cury, Bob Clancy, Gene Grattan, Jerry Crall, Dave Cassell. Thomas Mainiero, Dan Robinson, Walter Payne, Leonard Modjeski, Gary Mar- land. Corky Atkinson, Mike Boone, Ga¬ ry Berner, Jim Bender, George Blough, Ray Bradford (front to back). (FRONT) Tom Marcotte, Ned Margrave, Ralph Mushen, Jim Major, Jim Moegling, Thomas Mclnerney, Frank McGinley, McCormick, John Mumper, Mike Marco, Ty McCarthy, Ken Rick McDaniel. Muszynski (with dumbbells); (BACK) Kevin McAnarney, Bob 148 Gary Beiers, Bob Bugielski, Jim Babiasz, Tom Beaupre, Jim Burkart, Terry Blake, Ray¬ mond Barr. Thomas Burke; Frank Barrett, Richard Abriani; Gab¬ riel Armida, John Bornheimer, Tony Andrews; Andy Allegretti. Bob Bara. Kevin Levins, Jim Hooten, Matt Lear, Ted Kunka, Steve Hayden, Mike Jansen, Ron Latek. Bob Pietranczyk, Bartholomew Ng, Vince Macina, Thomas Moles (FRONT ROW) Jeff Raymond, Terry Ramirez, Bill Murphy, Mike McElroy, Bill Moran. (BACK ROW) Jim Mulryan, Bob Mike McLaughlin, Dick Mazzoni, George O ' Donnoghue, Pulfrey, Paul Pavicic, Ted Muth, Joe Pulsifer. om Rotlinghaus, D. Mannia, Ray Letkiewicz, Bob Quaid, Frank Major. 153 (from wall out by rows )Terry Cotter, Bob Councilor, Bob Doody, Bill Ford, Terry Fortier, Tom Fuchs, Tom Bob Flak, Joe Dykas, Jim Calabrese, Jim Conoscenti, Ganz, Kevin Duffy, David Dostal. Ben Basile, Fred Bobka. David Enright, Rich Corea, Frank Casey, Mike Coffey, Paul Cor¬ liss. Dennis Caplinger, Benedict Dandrow, T. C. Guerinot, Tom Gartland, Bill Corrigan. .- .! l ■ -Jm A. , 1 ' 79  - mm® .  ? ‘ Z. ' A ' W - V V : : 11 Chuck Niccum, Jim Ruddy, Dick Morrison, Gary Ravaioli, Larry Ryan, Frank McDonald. (Clockwise from Puma Teeth) Ed McCarthy, John Kinnick, John Long, Tom Pilafas, John McCarthy, Bill Hanley, Martin Lyons, Bill Shields, Roger Kremer. Tom Clark, Chuck Farber, Bob Fahey, Rich Desnoyers, John Donahue. Tim Carmody. Dave Scheafbauer, R. Spink, Larry Soltis, Jim Stoup, Fred Schilling, Mike Schaub, John Stahura, Jim Sullivan, Dave Sutcliffe, Mike Pearson, Dick Toland, Ed Spiers. John Kulczewski, Pat Hitpas, Bill Lyons, Wayne Henderlong, John Halcarz, Steve Keister, Bob Johnston. Dave Fong, George DesLauriers, Ed¬ ward Gaertner, Tom Demetrio. Walt Ivantic (FIRST ROW) Nick Shepherd, Ray Siegel, James Piejko,- (SECOND ROW) Mitch Stevens, Tom Sullivan, Dave Sinder, Mike Sheetz, John Stim; (THIRD ROW) Tom Sippel, Bernard Szymanski, Leo Schiltgen, Gary Smithe, Bob Sawicki, Steve Salmon. William Vahary, Jim Tanner, Ron Swierk, Ron Trudgeon, Len Wiatr, Bob Wilhelm, John Zygowicz, Jim Tarka, Tom Weisenburger. wV% (FIRST ROW) Bob Hendelman, Dick Kibler, Greg Her¬ mann, Phil Kokandy, Larry Herod. (SECOND ROW) Bob Kelly, John Krieg, Dick Hornech, Jay Held, John Hayes. (THIRD ROW) Jim Helton, Ron Kremer, Ed Houlihan, Paul Kaszubski, Joe Houck. Brian Reynolds, Gregory Meier, Stan Miller, Jeff McCulloch, Patrick Reynolds, Paul Miller, Richard McNamara, Tom Reinke, Mike Pullano, Vito Peri I lo. WHO’S WHO Left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Tim Smith; Richard Pih; Tim McLaughlin and Tom Callum. STANDING: Dan Brodrick; Terry Davisson; Bob Devine; John O ' Donnell; Carl Bossung and Fred Farley. Left to right. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Maleski; Pete Stockmann; Tom Crowley and Dennis Stanczak. STANDING: Dale Fallat; Dennis Berner; Tony Crement; Tom McLaughlin; Tom Murphy and John Higgins. 164 Mr. Ralph Marini Arnie ' s fighting army of 1965 was composed of, BOTTOM ROW: Randy Trough, Jeff Koch, Mike Sheahan, Jim Dundas, Tom Mitsch, Terry Davisson, Joe Zimmer, Joe Whalen, Dennis Dunn, Dale Ste¬ wart, Ray Kulla, Jack Carney, Scott Dasse, Jim Metzinger and Ron Budde; SECOND ROW, assist¬ ant coach Jim Holstein, student trainer Bill Kantra, assistant coach Bill Jennings, Joe Parylak, Tom Knitter, Rick Krouse, Randy Ferrari, John Kading, trainer Bernie Lareau, Mitch Dmytrow, Jack Rauch, John Morley, Lenny Proctor, Tom Franko, assistant coach Dick Pawlow, head coach Jim Arneberg and equipment manager Bryan Rey¬ nolds; THIRD ROW, John Ferguson, Dennis Stan- czak, Wayne Tilton, Max Klingerman, Phil Datka, Joe Mercado, Bob Cummings, Al Bucina, John Farr, Bob Touhy, Mike Moore, Tom Murphy, George Badke, Dennis Berner, Duffy Hagist and Jim Taggart. Members of Saint Joseph ' s College 1965-66 varsity were, left to right, KNEELING: equipment manager, Jim Pfingstler, Tom Gross, Dennis Potts, Larry Yeagley, John Flick, Dennis Fabbre, Jim Still, Fred Farley and assistant student trainer Bill Kantra. STANDING: head coach Jim Holstein, assistant coach Dick Pawlow, Ron Dierkes, Tom Cro wley, Joe Thompson, Ken Broussard, Carl Bossung, Bill Biros, Norm Sharbaugh, Mike Lagi- ness, Kevin Porath and head trainer Bernie Lareau. The 1966 Baseball Pumas were, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Tom Crowley, Mike Krapec, Bill Lopina, Mike Baum, Dennis Schommer, Joe Pendick, Tony Tortorello, Gerald Lavey, Tom Murphy and Frank Frasor. BACK ROW: head coach Dick Pawlow, Bernie Gustenhoven, Jim O ' Loughlin, Marty Cusick, Dennis Edmonds, Randy Trough, Herb Reuth, Dennis Potts, Wayne Butrick, Dave Dziachan, Mark Wool- wine, Rick Stafford and assistant coach Eldon Anderson. ■bbhW FOOTBALL SCORES S|C opp 13 DePauw 37 12 Butler 21 14 Indiana State 6 14 Defiance 0 15 Valparaiso 14 6 Evansville 28 19 Ball State 42 13 Findlay won 3 lost 5 ICC 56 BASKETBALL sjc opp 62 Indiana U. 76 58 Anderson 64 117 Illinois St. 82 90 Wabash 71 94 Wheaton 74 72 Ball State 75 75 St. Thomas 79 76 St. Bonaventure 122 65 Butler 86 102 Wabash 72 79 DePauw 68 82 Indiana St. 100 92 Evansville 103 66 Cincinnati 71 65 Valparaiso 72 100 Ball State 90 90 Wheaton 73 73 DePauw 88 94 Indiana St. 106 74 Evansville 84 84 Butler 99 63 Valparaiso 69 88 Aquinas 84 93 Marian won 9 lost 15 ICC 84 fit r Wmm t - MM. 1 TENNIS sjc opp 0 Ball State 7 3 Valparaiso 4 1 Evansville 6 0 Indiana State 7 1 Wabash 6 3 Butler 4 0 DePauw 7 2 Butler 5 4 Marian 3 3 Valparaiso ICC tourney 7th won 1 lost 9 4 168 TRACK S|C 93 Indiana Tech opp 53 124 Camp Atterbury 22 44 Manchester 105 Wabash 78, Valparaiso 74, De- Pauw 47, Wheaton 41, SJC 33 Indiana Central 89, Vincennes 51, Franklin 49, SJC 47 dual matches won 2 lost 1 BASEBALL sjc 8 3 6 14 8 3 3 4 1 4 2 19 5 1 9 3 1 6 6 4 10 1 3 1 opp DePauw 5 DePauw 1 Franklin 0 Franklin 7 Central Michigan 2 Central Michigan 0 Lewis 4 Lewis 5 Southern III. 13 Evansville 3 Evansville 5 Marian 8 Valparaiso 4 Valparaiso 5 Wabash 5 Indiana State 12 Indiana State 8 St. Procopius 3 St. Procopius 2 Butler 7 Butler 2 Purdue 11 Ball State 0 Ball State 0 ICC won 15 lost 9 GOLF sjc 1 Wabash opp 9 2 Wabash 13 6 Valparaiso 8 7 Navy Pier 11 6 Evansville 8 Indiana St. 329, Ball State 331, DePauw 339, SJC 344 DePauw 401, Wabash 406, Valpo 407, SJC 411, Wheaton 423 Butler 419, Wabash 406, SJC 426 Indiana State 394, Ball State 395, Valpo 402, DePauw 409, SJC 416 ICC tourney: Indiana State 641, DePauw 645, Butler 655, Ball State 657, Evansville 659, Val¬ po 676, SJC 704 dual matches won 0 lost 5 169 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. 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Zygowicz 171 Abbot, Loretta 135 Budde, Ronald 129 D ' Avignon, David 133 Abriani, Richard 149 Budish, John 143 Davis, Terry 103 Albers, Jack 98 Bugielski, Robert 149 Davisson, Terry 103 Allebretti, Andrew 149 Burdock, David 154 DeBruin, Russell 103 Amato, James 142 Burkart, James 149 DeBuck, Marvin 141 Andrasek, Timothy 134 Burkart, Joseph 100 Dedig, Phillip 103 Andrews, Anthony 149 Burke, Thomas J. 149 Delaney, Mike 132 Angelopoulos, Peter 127 Burke, Thomas W. 146 Delegato, Carl 140 Arenz, Jerome 137 Butrick, Wayne 137 Desnoyers, Richard 157 Armida, Gabriel 149 Byrne, Patrick 134 Detera, Donald 103 Arndt, Charles 98 Byrne, Paul 124 Devine, Robert 103 Atkinson, Cornel 148 Calabrese, James 155 Dillon, William 103 Augustyn, Thaddeus 146 Calabrese, Ralph 129 Dmytrow, Mitchell 129 Babiasz, James 149 Calcott, Phillip 100 Dockus, Anthony 136 Bacon, Eugene 146 Callero, Jim 101 Donahue, John 157 Badke, Bernard 137 Callum, Thomas 98 Doody, Robert 155 Baird, Blake 146 Cama, Vincent 158 Doody, Michael 134 Bapties, Paul 126 Cameron, Michael 146 Dooley, John 103 Bara, Robert 149 Campbell, Terrence 127 Dostal, David 155 Barany, Michael 98 Caplinger, Carlson 156 Dougherty, Robert 147 Barr, Raymond 149 Carey, Joseph 141 Duffy, Kevin 155 Carmody, John 139 Dulewski, Dennis 159 Carmody, Timothy 158 Duncan, Dennis 119 STUDENT INDEX Carney, John Carrico, Bernard 126 128 Dundas, James Dunham, Thomas 134 121 Carrigan, William 156 Dunn, Dennis 126 Casey, Francis 155 Dvorak, Ronald 139 Cashman, Partick 122 Dwan, Thomas 103 Barrett, Frank 149 Cassady, Richard 126 Dykas, Joseph 155 Basile, Benjamin 155 Cassell, David 147 Dyke, William 121 Bazner, Michael 134 Cassey, Robert 141 Dziachan, David 137 Beaupre, Glenn 98 Cavers, Timothy 101 Eaton, William 128 Beaupre, Thomas 149 Cenova, Nicholas 134 Echle, James 104 Beaven, Thomas 128 Cheevers, Kevin 134 Edmiston, James 118 Beier, James 121 Chepulis, Peter 101 Egan, James 123 Beiers, Gary 149 Chmura, Jerome 101 Eiter, Tom 124 Bender, James 148 Church, Michael 158 Eiter, Robert 104 Berlier, James 138 Ciesla, Jerome 101 Englum, William 160 Berner, Dennis 98 Clancy, Robert 147 Enright, David 155 Berner, Gerald 148 Clark, Rosmarie 135 Ernst, James 158 Bianco, Joseph 99 Clark, Thomas 157 Fabbre, Dennis 129 Bierley, Michael 142 Cline, Michael 142 Fahey, Jr. Robert 104 Birk, John 99 Coffey, Michael 155 Fahey, Robert 157 Biros, William 134 Cogan, Joseph 101 Fa Hat, Dale 104 Blaha, Joseph 154 Colopy, Thomas 143 Farber, Charles 157 Blake, Robert 99 Compton, Daniel 123 Farfsing, John 161 Blake, Terrence 149 Conoscenti, James 155 Farley, Frederick 104 Blough, George 148 Conway, John 142 Farr, John 138 Bobka, Frederic 155 Conway, Michael 141 Felice, Michael 160 Boden, Terry 120 Coons, Alan 124 Feltzer, James 104 Boesch, Charles 99 Corea, Richard 144 Ferrari, Randal 139 Boland, Michael 132 Corliss, Paul 155 Filan, John 121 Bolger, Richard 123 Cotter, Michael 155 Filstead, William 104 Boone, Michael 148 Councilor, Terrence 155 Fischer, John 158 Bornheimer, John 149 Cousino, Earl 101 Fitzgibbon, William 140 Bossung, Carl 100 Crall, Jerry 147 Fitzpatrick, James 105 Bottger, Phillip 146 Craven, Robert 129 Flak, Robert 155 Bowsher, Patricia 135 Crawford, James 101 Flick, John 141 Braband, Vincent 146 Creger, Thomas 158 Flowers, Thomas 139 Bradford, Raymond 148 Crement, Tony 102 Fluty, James 132 Brady, John 146 Crespo, Stephen 120 Flynn, James 141 Braun, Kenneth 130 Crowley, Thomas 102 Fogarty, William 139 Brandenburg, John 100 Cudzilo, Thomas 124 Foley, Terrance 158 Braun, Raymond 100 Cummings, Robert 138 Ford, William 155 Bresnahan, Robert 146 Curran, Patrick 102 Fork, Jimmie 146 Bressanalli, Leo 100 Cury, Charles 147 Forsthoefel, David 120 Brezene, George 134 Cusick, Martin 102 Fortier, Terrence 155 Brinker, Steve 137 Cusumano, Salvatore 158 Franczyk, David 158 Broadway, Paul 123 Cwiertniak, Robert 121 Franklin, Joseph 146 Brock, Timothy 118 Czop, Richard 158 Franko, Tom 124 Brodrick, Daniel 100 Dahlheim, Robert 102 Frasor, Frank 105 Brouch, John 134 Dandrow, Benedict 156 Fuchs ' , Thomas 155 Brown, James 119 Darmstadt, Daniel 141 Gallagher, Thomas 105 Bucina, Alfred 138 Dasse, Scott 102 Ganz, Thomas 155 Buckley, Robert 141 Datka, Phillip 129 Gaputis, Anthony 130 172 Gardner, Della S. 135 Gartland, Thomas 156 Garvis, David 160 Gase, Larry 139 Geary, John 158 Gehrig, Gregory 160 Geimer, Jerome 118 Georgeson, Michael 160 Gignac, Lawrence 128 Giometti, David 105 Golec, Daniel 141 Good, Ray .105 Gora, Patrick 143 Grabarek, Conrad 147 Grabbe, Theodore ' 105 Graham, Patrick 131 Grattan, Eugene 147 Griffin, Robert 106 Gross, John 106 Gross, Kenneth 138 Gross, Thomas 137 Grotemat, Bruce 142 Guerinot, Thomas 156 Gugino, Joseph 106 Gustenhoven, Bernard 106 Hageman, Dennis 144 Hagist, Jacob 124 Hake, Joseph 123 Halcarz, John 159 Hall, William 135 Hanchar, Anthony 120 Hand, Joseph 123 Hanley, Joseph 156 Harris, Robert 126 Hayden, Steven 150 Hayes, John 163 Heany, Chris 122 Heinold, Philip 161 Heinrichs, Gerard 142 Held, Jay 163 Helton, James 163 Helzing, Carl 126 Hemery, Jean 106 Hemminger, Joseph 118 Hendelman, Robert 163 Henderlong, Wayne 159 Hengesbaugh, Bernard 138 Herber, Charles 106 Herbst, Terry 106 Herbst, Thomas 140 Herlihy, Daniel 145 Herman, Allan 106 Herod, Lawrence 163 Higgins, John 107 Higgins, Michael 160 Hindery, Richard 145 Hippie, William 107 Hitpas, Patrick 159 Hogan, Richard 152 v . 0 k i Holtz, Melvit 154 Hooten, James 150 Horneck, Richard 163 Horvath, Thomas 135 Houck, Joseph 163 Houlihan, Edward 163 Huckleberry, Thomas 107 Hung, Chu Manh 128 Huseman, Terry 107 Hutchens, David 154 Hybki, Richard 154 lies, Edward 136 lies, James 121 Hermann, Gregory 163 Ivantic, Walter 162 Iwankovitsch, Harold 122 Jaeger, Joseph 154 Jansen, Michael 150 Jarzembowski, Frank 136 Jansen, Thomas 131 Johnston, Robert 159 Justak, Donald 135 Kacprowicz, Thomas 137 Kading, John 138 Kaminski, Wayne 107 Kantra, William 107 Kaptain, Robert 107 Kaszubski, Paul 163 Kehoe, Richard 122 Keister, Stephen 159 Kelly, James 107 Kelly, John H. 108 Kelly, John W. 123 Kelly, Robert 163 Kendell, Mary 145 Kennedy, John 126 Kennedy, Patrick 161 Kennedy, Peter 108 Kerhin, Randall 135 Kernaghan, David 108 Kesl, George 123 Kibler, Richard 163 Kiffner, Paul 138 Kinate, Jon 160 Kinnick, John 156 Kizaric, Stephen 144 Kleese, Edward 127 Klingerman, Max 136 Knight, John 127 Knitter, Thomas 138 Koch, Jeff 108 Koehler, Brother Bernardine C.F.P. 125 Kokandy, Phillip 163 Koppers, Kenneth 108 Koors, John 154 Korn, Leonard 121 Kosmala, Jack 131 Kovac, Thomas 140 Koziol, Dennis 160 Kramer, Michael 160 Krasne, Thomas 108 Kremer, Roger 156 Kremer, Ronald 163 Krieg, John 163 Krzewinski, Joseph 144 Kucynski, Raymond 145 Kuebler, Joseph 144 Kuhn, William 108 Kulczewski, John 159 Kunka, Thaddeus 150 Kurland, Joseph 108 Kurtzman, Henry 108 Kuzmin, William 108 Laake, David 131 LaGiglia, Frank 139 Laginess, Michael 137 Lambert, Mark 125 Langley,. Michael 121 LaPrad, Gary 122 Latek, Ronald 150 Latronics, Robert 145 Laudick, Lawrence 144 Lauer, Robert 109 Laurenzo, Jerel 154 Layden, Daniel 140 Lear, Joseph 150 Lebrato, Charles 109 Lechner, Larry 109 Lech war, Rodney 124 Lecker, David 141 Lefebve, William 145 Legatzke, Robert 144 Leliaert, Raymond 139 Lesperance, Gerald 109 Letkiewicz, Raymond 155 Levins, Kevin 150 Licata, Donald 144 Liette, Paul 154 Liggett, Keith 123 Lofft, Robert 109 Long, John 144 Lothrop, Robert 109 Lukey, Paul 154 Lunkes, Michael 120 Lyons, Martin 156 Lyons, William 159 McAnarney, Kevin 148 McCambridge, John 145 McCann, Dennis 139 McCarthy, Richard 141 McCarthy, Tyrone 148 McCarthy, William 152 McCaw, Lynn 110 McCormick, James 148 McCormick, James 110 McCormick, Joseph 137 McCulloch, Jeffrey 163 McDaniel, Richard 148 McDonald, James 118 McDougald, Frank 156 McEIDowney, David 145 McElroy, Michael 153 McGaffney, Michael 110 McGann, Andrew 139 McGinley, Frank 148 McGuire, William no McHugh, Kevin 145 McIntosh, Kenneth no McLaughlin, Michael 153 McLaughlin, Thomas no McLaughlin, Timothy 111 McNally, Timothy 111 McNamara, Richard 163 Macelf, Walter 136 Macina, Vincent 150 Maddocks, Roger 135 Mainiero, Thomas 147 Majak, Francis 153 Major, Robert 148 Maleski, Robert 111 Malony, Daniel 111 Malony, James 129 Mannen, John 111 Mannia, David 153 Marco, Michael 148 Marcotte, Tom 148 Margrave, Edmund 148 Marland, Gary 147 Martin, Jack 111 Marty, Dennis 151 173 Marzullo, Sam 144 Massa, Edward 129 Mathews, Thomas 123 Mazzoni, Richard 153 Meegan, Gregory 140 Meier, Gregory 163 Menard, Robert 132 Mendez, Ovidio 136 Mercado, Joseph 136 Metzinger, James 98 Meyer, Frederick 111 Meyler, William 111 Mielzynski, Terrence 136 Miller, James 118 Miller, Glenn 126 Miller, Paul 163 Miller, Stanley 163 Missler, Norbert 123 Modesto, Edward 147 Moegling, James 148 Moleski, Thomas 150 Moloney, Daniel 161 Monroe, John 126 Monti, Gregory 130 Moore, Gerald 161 Moore, Michael Francis 112 Moran, Stephen 161 Moran, William 153 Moriarty, Michael 123 Morreale, Angelo 151 Morrison, James 156 Morrissey, Patrick 112 Mrozek, Kenneth 112 Mueller, George 152 Mueller, Phillip 112 Mulcahy, Edward 132 Mullen, James 151 Mulligan, Joseph 142 Mulryan, James 153 Mulvaney, Daniel 152 Mumper, John 148 Munao, Joseph 127 Murphy, John 112 Murphy, Thomas 112 Murphy, William 153 Mushen, Ralph 148 Musial, James 132 Musto, David 142 Muszynski, Kenneth 148 Muth, David 120 Muth, Theodore 153 Myers, Thomas 112 Naughton, Michael 145 Neal, James 131 Neal, Stephan 152 Negovetich, John 118 Neu, John 126 Newman, Donald 137 Ng Bartholomew 150 Niccum, Charles 156 Nicholson, John 112 Nies, James 139 Noonan, Albert 113 Norton, Frank 142 Novak, Alan 118 Novak, Thomas 144 Nowak, Raymond 139 Nugent, Jeffrey 136 O ' Brien, Thomas 144 O ' Connell, Kevin 137 O ' Connor, William 126 O ' Donn ell, John 98 O ' Donnoghue, George 153 O ' Donoghue, Steve 127 Offer, Louis 145 Charles O ' Hara 113 O ' Hara, Dennis 121 O ' Keefe, Michael 145 O ' Leary, Richard 113 Olechny, John 132 O ' Neil, Patrick 152 O ' Neill, Paul 133 Organ, Michael 133 Ossanna, Richard 113 Ostrowski, Gregory 132 Overmyer, Cheryl 145 Pacetti, James 144 Padden, Roger 113 Palm, Gerald 133 Pandolfi, James 118 Parthum, John 128 Pavicic, Paul 153 Payne, Lawrence 144 Payne, Walter 147 Pazona, Jeffrey 131 Pearson, Michael 157 Pellegrini, Robert 126 Pelletier, William 142 Pendick, Joseph 139 Perillo, Vito 163 Phillips, Frederick 128 Piejko, James 162 Piekarczyk, Joseph 129 Pietranczyk, Robert 150 Pilafas, Thomas 156 Pilarowski, John 125 Poole, Randolph 138 Popowitch, James 123 Poppleton, James 120 Porath, Dennis 154 Potraza, Thomas 133 Potts, Nicholas 133 Price, Edward 113 Priesbe, Michael 122 Procanyn, Melvin 119 Proctor, Leonard 118 Prosser, Thomas 151 Pulfrey, Robert 153 Pullano, Michael 163 Pulsifer, Joseph 153 Quaid, Robert 153 Queenan, William 113 Quinn, John 145 Qunell, Donald 113 Rademacher, Donald 119 Ramirez, Jerome 153 Rauch, John 133 Ravaioli, Gary 156 Rayburn, Charles 141 Raymond, Charles 153 Reed, David 142 Reid, Thomas 113 Reidy, James 121 Reilly, Thomas 145 Reinke, Thomas 163 Reynard, Charles 139 Reynolds, Brian 163 Reynolds, Michael 130 Rimelspach, Thomas 142 Ritterbusch, Michael 114 Ritferbusch, Thomas 142 Robbins, James 98 Roberts, Michael 154 Robinson, Dan 147 Roginski, Ronald 145 Ronzone, Michael 114 Rossi, Richard 132 Rottinghaus, Herman 127 Rottinghaus, Thomas 152 Royce, Thomas 129 Roznowski, Drew 154 Rubner, David 114 Ruddy, James 156 Ruff, Stephen 141 Ruppell, George 152 Ryan, Charles 158 Ryan, John 138 Ryan, Lawrence 156 Ryan, Richard 154 Sale, Robert 131 Salmon, Martin 120 Salmon, Stephen 162 Sanderson, Joseph 157 Sarkey, Gene 123 Sartausky, Richard 128 Saul, Charles 125 Saul, James 129 Sawicki, Robert 162 Schaub, Michael 157 Scheafbauer, David 157 Schilling, Fred 157 Schiltgen, Leo 162 Schmidt, Paul 114 Schmitz, Nicholas 114 Schray, Gerald 157 Schreiber, John 124 Schroeder, Leo 114 Seiler, Timothy 140 Sells, Ronald 125 Sengsfock, William 134 Sharbaugh, Norman 125 Sheehan, Robert 132 Sheetz, Paul 162 Shepherd, Nicholas 162 Shields, William 156 Shinnick, John 114 174 Shouse, Martin 114 Siano, Clarence 129 Siebenaler, John 114 Siegel, Raymond 162 Sinder, David 162 Sippel, Thomas 162 Skroozki, Thomas 139 Skube, Michael 130 Smith, Mary 145 Smith, Timothy 114 Smithe, Gary 162 Snyder, James 115 Sollo, John 123 Soltis, Lawrence 157 Sordi, John 131 Spiers, Edward 157 Spina, Robert 114 Spink, Robert 157 Spinks, Thomas 120 Sramek, Robert 119 Stahura, John 157 Stanczak, Dennis 114 Stawicki, Joseph 115 Steckbeck, Michael 115 Stepanik, Carl 123 Stevens, Mitchel 162 Stewart, Dale 130 Stim, John 162 Stockman, Peter 116 Stoup, James 157 Strasburger, William 116 Strawbridge, Steven 116 Sudy, David 143 Suitek, Daniel 126 Sullivan, James 157 Sullivan, John 139 Sullivan, Juan 116 Sullivan, Kenneth 116 Sullivan, Thomas 162 Sutcliffe, David 157 Sweigart, Raymond 124 Swierk, Ronald 162 Szewchuk, Walter 136 Szmanski, Bernard 162 Szymczak, Thomas 142 Taggart, James 129 Tanner, James 162 Taranto, Vincent 128 Tarka, James 162 Thibodeau, Leo 136 Thurston, Timothy 138 Thompson, James 116 Tighe, Daniel 116 Timmons, Daniel 137 Toland, Richard 157 Topolski, Stephen 120 Touhy, Robert 121 Trembley, George 142 Trudgeon, Ronald 162 Urbanczyk, Caryl 135 Vahary, William 162 Vanderplow, Dennis 116 Verrone, Leon 131 Virga, Richard 133 Vogel, Timothy 143 Wagner, William 135 Walsh, James J. 142 Walsh, James M 126 Walsh, Patrick 126 Walter, Frederick 117 Warzynski, James 159 Weatherhead, Peggy Jo 145 Wedryk, Larry 131 Weiler, Willis 143 Weinkauf, Tom 121 Weisenburger, Thomas 162 Weishaar, Richard 117 Westerheide, David 117 Weyer, David 134 Whitehead, James 124 Whitney, William 142 Wiatr, Leonard 162 Wich, Henry 142 Wilhelm, Robert 162 Wilkinson, Michael 159 Winstead, Edward 132 Wintermute, Lawrence 130 Wise, Joseph 117 Witecha, Daniel 123 Wojciechowski, Ronald 159 Woltering, David 133 Wolters, Dennis 130. Woyahn, Michael 117 Zammit, Peter 117 Zat, Denise 145 Zat, Mary Ann 135 Zelenka, Robert 123 Zemlik, John 117 Ziemba, Andrew 129 Zienta, Harold 117 Zulanas, George 117 Zygowicz, John 162 175 THE END Thanks to Tom, Chuck, Larry, Mike, Ron, Terry, John, Bill and Jim whose efforts throughout the year despite tests, term papers and finals, not to mention other activities, have made this yearbook as it is now, PHASE ' 66. Special thanks to Mr. Charles Schuttrow and Mr. Robert Hastings whose particular assistance in our few moments of indecision contributed greatly in making this yearbook, and to Mom and Dad for putting up with us as we finished those final pages that carried our work into the summer at home. Jim James Poppleton Thomas Spinks . . Charles Saul . . . Lawrence Gignac Michael Shanesy Ronald Staudt . . Terry Boden . . . . John Brouch William Sengstock James Pandolfi . . . Editor . . . Layout Editor Associate Editor . Associate Editor . . . Photo Editor . . . 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