St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

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Faces Ed Reed, Terri Tracy the crowd hisses and boos and cheers and claps spontaneously multi-colored and speckled the lights keep changing hypnotized they look straight ahead their faces belong to the crowd not to each other ' v. % and the wise white-haired old sailor who waits by the wishing well holds back the tears and smiles sadly sorrow breeds fear until they turn on the sound and the child innocent teaches them to sing the old sailor starts as the waters burst through the break the crowd sings and dances in the drowning waves eyes flinch as their thoughts save them only words bring alienation a single sparrow flies overhead freedom wings the sky love rings out in laughter but amidst the laughter . . . there will always be the tears sadly she sighs that she is lonely the others reveal their secrets silently knowingly their eyes touch each other if only each could speak sooner perhaps the rain would pause gladly for the sun if only the faces would focus perhaps in every eye there would be a different gleam each voice has a single lovely song to sing but as yet they only whisper 12 gotta paper due tomorrow to hell with it i’m pulling an all-nighter what’s on t.v.? i got another traffic ticket what stats test? i thought it was next week when’s the party? there’s a hall meeting tonight ■mt m what happened last night? better help put him in bed i don’t know but i’m still seeing things somebody borrowed my . . . sorry, i have to do laundry today Halleck Mary Witzke, Ted Biven, Terri Tracy inside fluorescent night students exist tirnelessly under the big top seeking the fat lady” among the freaks who dances to the reverie of night and day minds while the marching band keeps time clowns wear masks that crack and laughing boy starts screaming save me struggling jugglers bounce words amidst applause the lion tamer who devoured the words sees them all on tight ropes snapping out on string only the grinning ringmaster knows all the ropes the crowd keeps crossing cords until the trapeze guy teaches them to fly and reach the sky ■ . iSRi ■Hi ■ ; I®1 ifi - . id , 2B i, _ m SAINT Josephs canal DIRECTORY BASEMENT FtmStnr Shmm Bm mh mu SmuEi MEZZANINE Sataaitt At niiu SUB FLOOR C rifuu S � a � mti Rihimm MAIN FLOOR Smijt Arr w� Ptaiootti Dtaaa C«mM« SntMMaM Batumi Buuaai SECOND FLOOR Caaruiati Raaia Oat TaatFm THIRD FLOOR (. PatLic laraaATiaa S.A. Om � i :§L STUFF PHASE MEAS138E § sam the man keeps looking up searching for the balloon the midget sells he’s bought the books ANlt 24 1971 and borrowed the words that burst like bubbles the magician knows the secret words aren’t written yet or used only the invisible is real T Ak| Aci( ' - v,, pool sharks and ping-pong players downstairs dealing cards drinking coke and coffee borrowing cigarettes and dimes staring at that blank screen mesmerized maddening melodies echo our lives and quarters in the jukebox subdue our insanity whip cream pies and peanuts the sideshow knight downs three jellos in seconds for the crowd that claps to keep alive TH,N •HI -UH1 „ ” M0 M � vif - Hi ' S .... TO Ml- muo r •cauT r H anywhere like heavin ' wtJO ' O0t HOUSE C OMY, IT11U. NASN YOUNO DEJA VU rubric 7760 Faculty Administration ■ivfck .Sit;- ■ M We See Them Only In One Place, Picture Them In One Role ■ lc- j i 8 : ;! ; 8 i Often we wonder if they are really human, if they can be understanding, if they know how to relax, be tender. Yet, when they leave the confines of the classroom or the office, behold, the unseen metamorphosis! Reverend Charles Banet C.PP.S., M.A.L.S., Litt.D., PRESIDENT Off Comes The Suit, In Most Cases, The Roman Collar Or Whatever Reverend Emil Labbe C.PP.S., M.A., Vice-President.For Student Affairs Reverend Paul Wellman, C.PP.S., Vice-President For Business Affairs 40 Up Go Their Feet, Back Goes The Easy Chair Reverend Paul White, C.PP.S., M.A., Economics, Executive Vice-President The Day’s Little Hassles Forgotten For The Moment Reverend Edward Joyce C.PP.S., S.S.L., S.T.L., S.T.D., Theology, Vice-President For Public Relations Louis Gatto, A.M., Ph.D. Vice-President For Academic Affairs Simple Things Become Important As The Need To Relax, Top: Robert Blesson, M.S.L.S., Assistant Librarian Above: Reverend Donald Ballmann, C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D., Director of Develop¬ ment for Foundations Above: Reverend Joseph Boton, C.PP.S., M.A., Theology To Keep One’s Sanity Increases Top L eft: Eldon Anderson, Athletic Busi¬ ness Manager Top Right: John Baumann, M.A.T., Educa¬ tion Above: Donald Brinley, A.M., Ph.D. (Cand.), Philosophy iiR ' i, Above: Very Reverend Rudolph Bierberg, C.PP.S., S.T.L., S.T.D., Religious Superior Playing Monopoly, Top: Thomas Crowley, B.S., M.A.S., C.P.A., Accounting Above: Robert Brown, Postmaster Above: Roy Burkey, M.B.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Business Administration Building A Fire, 46 The Family Dog . . . Top: Ralph Cappuccilli, A.M., Ph.D., Com¬ munications, Theatre Arts Above: Allen Broussard, M.B.A., C.P.A., Accounting-Finance Above: Reverend Raymond Cera, C.PP.S., M.A., Romance Languages Above: David Chesak, M.A., M.E.E., Ph.D. (Cand.), Mathematics A Bike Ride, Knitting Above: Reverend Alvin Druhman, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D., English Above: Anne-Marie Egan, M.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Music Top: Reverend Boniface Dreiling, C.PP.S., M.S., Physics Above: Elizabeth Dunn, House Mother, Justin Hall O r- 48 Rare Moments Of Pleasure With The Family . . . Top: William Downard, M.A., Ph.D., History Above: John Egan, Ph.D., Music Above: Michael Davis, M.S., Geology 49 Cooking Supper, Figuring Out The Kids’ Homework, Or Just Above: Ernest Fritsch, B.S., M.S. (Cand.), Physical Education Top: Reverend Rufus Esser, C.PP.S., M.A., English Above: Reverend Patrick Fitzgerald, C.PP.S., M.A., Theology Top: Thomas Ewart, M.S., Ph.D. (Cand.), Economics Above: Cynthia Felch, M.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Languages 50 Allowing Their Presence To Be Felt Above: Daniel Ellis, B.S., Accounting- Finance Ralph Marini, Finance Above: Reverend James Froelich, C.PP.S., B.A., M.A., Director of Seminarians 51 mere Are Hobbies, Too! Above: Reverend Raphael Gross, C.PP.S., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Director of Fellows Top: John Groppe, M.A., English Above Left: Rodney Gaard, M.A., Economics Above Right: Reverend Philip Gilbert, C.PP.S., M.A., B.S., M.S., Mathematics 52 Above: Reverend Dominic C.PP.S., M.A., History Gerlach, Bowling, Cards, Tanning . . . Top: Lawrence Garreffa, M.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Psychology Above: James Foote, B.S., M.S., Assistant Admissions Director 53 Making Rosaries, Weight Lifting, Golf And Pets . . . Above: Jerome Hughes, M.A., Personnel Dean Top: David Hoover, M.A., History Above: Reverend Norman Heckman, C.PP.S., A.M., Chemistry 54 Above: William Jennings, M.Ed., Physical Education Top Left: Reverend Ambrose Heiman, C.PP.S., M.A., L.M.S., Ph.D., S.T.L., Philosophy Top Right: Reverend Lawrence Heiman, C.PP.S., M.A., L.C.G., M.C.G., D.S., Music Above: James Holstein, B.S., Physical Education 55 Fishing, Painting, Playing The Guitar Top: Reverend Leonard Kostka, C.PP.S., J.C.L., Theology, Chaplain Above: Reverend John Klopke, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy Top: Paul Kelly, A.M., Business Administration Above: Ira Karp, M.A., Ph.D., Physics Above: John Kenney, M.S., Athletic Trainer 57 Hobbies Diverse As The Fields They Teach In Top: Robert Lofft, B.A., Director Above: Reverend Clement Kuhns, C.PP.S., of the Alumni Association M.A., Classical Languages Above: Reverend William Kramer, C.PP.S., L.Sc.N., Sc.D., Chemistry Top: Reverend Hermes Kreilkamp, O.F.M.Cap., S.E.O.L., M.A., Ph.D., History, Philosophy Above: Reverend Joseph Lazur, C.PP.S., S.T.L., Theology 58 Top: Reverend Frederick Lang, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D., Foreign Languages Above: Dennis Lavery, M.A., English, Spe¬ cial Assistant to the Office of Development bove: Eileen Liette, M.S.T., Ph.D. Cand.), Education Top: Andrew Mehall, M.S., Ph.D., Biology Above: Reverend James McCabe, C.PP.S., M.S.L.S., Librarian Top: Jose Luzay, M.A., M.A., M.S., LL.D., Ph.D., Litt.D., Languages Above: Brother John Marling, C.PP.S., B.S., Mathematics 60 For Some The Day Does Not Yield Enough Time For Work Above: Vincent Meyer, B.S., Director of Health Service ' op Left: Charles Mack, M.S., Biology ' op Right: Reverend Edward McCarthy, l.PP.S., M.A., Philosophy bove: Reverend Bernard Meiring, ■•PP.S., M.A., Ph.D., Education Many Find Solace In Their Studies • • • Top: John Ravage, M.A., M.A., Communi¬ cations, Theatre Arts Above: Thomas Moore, Resident Engineer Top: Curtis Paulsen, M.S., M.A., Mathematics Above: George Post, M.S., Physical Education 62 = - In Their Quests For Insights, Discoveries, Truths . . . Top: Reverend Ernest Ranly, C.PP.S., M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy Above: Rita Murphy, R.N., Assistant Direc¬ tor of Health Service Dixie Green, R.N., Assistant Director of Health Service Top: John Nichols, S.T.L., Ph.L., Ph.D., Philosophy Above: John Posey, M.A., Ph.D., History 63 m — 1 ' ■ ' j; t ff to � ■ ■ ■ ■ In Endless Examination Of Above: Reverend Sante Reale, C.PP.S., B.A., Director of Development for Estates Top: Donald Reichert, M.A., Ph.D., Education Above: Reverend Charles Robbins, C.PP.S., M.A., Registrar Test Tubes, Research, Typing . . . ' IflHH CHQCOIBTI 2 Top: John Rietschlin, Lecturer in Computer Science Above: Reverend Edward Roof, C.PP.S., M.A., Latin Top: Reverend Ambrose Ruschau, C.PP.S., M.S., Physics Above: Jacob Rodia, M.S., Ph.D., Chemistry Above: Reverend Charles Rueve, C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D., Mathematics 65 I I I 1 ll I I 1 1 I I I I i 3 S a While Others Enjoy The Formal Informal Bull Sessions Top: Charles Schuttrow, B.A., Director of Public Information, Lecturer in Journalism Above: Walter Scherb, M.S., Business Administration Above: Richard Scharf, M.S., H.S.D. (Cand.), Director of Athletics, Director of Placement, Physical Education Top: Martin D. Ryan, M.A., Ph.D., Sociology Above: Reverend Donald Shea, C.PP.S., A.M., Ph.D., History 66 Of Their Campus Families Above: Reverend Thomas Sherlock, C.PP.S., M.A., Theology Top: Faten Shaker, M.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Sociology Above: Thomas M. Ryan, M.A., Director of Guidance, Education To Love Be Loved, To Grow, Share Themselves With Others Above: Lyle Sleeman, M.S., Ph.D., Geology Top: William Verbrugge, M.S., Mathematics Above: Reverend William Staudt, C.PP.S., Director of Halleck Center ratal To Be Able To Rest, Think, Become More Fulfilled . . . Top Left: William Stafford, B.S., Director of Admissions Top Right: Gary Smith, M.M., Music Above: Reverend Cyril Sutter, C.PP.S., M.A., M.S., Ph.D., Psychology Top: Willard Walsh, M.F.A., Communications, Theatre Arts Above: Reverend Urban Siegrist, C.PP.S., M.S., Ph.D., Biology 69 ‘Tis Easier To Understand Them Top Left: John Young, M.A., Ph.D. (Cand.), Chemistry Top Right: Carole Jean Womelsdorff, M.A., English Above: Reverend Lawrence Wyen, C.PP.S., M.A., English Above: William Weliky, Admissions Counselor Marya Yates, B.A., Admissions Counselor When You Know They Are Human Too! Top: Clayton Womelsdorff, M.A., Political Science, Economics Above: Kenneth Zawodny, B.S., Director of Computer Center Above: Robert Wood, M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy fe l a m . y_ a .. x _ ■ .n r ' Ti r wte ■W ' P . Married Students LaFayette Ford, Denny Myers 1 1 , si . . For Richer Or Poorer . . in Term Papers And In Tests For the married student usually it is the “poorer.” The carefree hassles of college life, tuition, class schedules and exams are compounded when the kids are screaming to be fed. Being a married student is . . . •mm rs a 4 ■; C K; 1 {. I vi!;|i It! - P WMF tBL . v Jflj Vi mm w , rs Young People Learning Early What It Means To Be ONE 74 Being A Married Student Is All Of These, Plus . . . 77 But Most Of All. Quiet Evenings Spent At Home, In Front Of The TV, With A “Good” Book, Or Alone ' MWM, Coeds La Fayette Ford, Denny Myers Fascinating, Unique, At Times Bewildering; Defies All Reason, Too! Soft, Gentle, Or Straight To The Point; Always Subtilely Persuasive — It’s Called Body Language Frustrating, Height Of Insanity; Can ' t Figure Out Why Maybe It’s Safer 85 Package Marked: Fragile Handle With Care Look But Don’t “Touch” Better Cautious, But Awfully Lonely The Games People Play Can Be Fun, Especially With A Good Partner 88 Fascinating Or Frustrating? Height Of Insanity? Indeed! 90 I It Depends Upon What One Is Looking For w • I. ■ r , • ’ t - [%: !v; . ■ KH MY kJtii Seniors !t Seems orever ’L ' Zml Lt ■ •• - isW Fed up with the place, but somehow they can’t prevent memories that last longer than a final exam. They think themselves as special — in trivial ways, unimportant to those who weren’t a member of a class which ' ' 3 ' vMV R Witnessed Coeducation Of An All-Male School “The Great Water Break” . . . Halleck Basement As A Garage . . . Memories Of Xada, Ma Skinner’s Food Michael Adams Accounting Robert Allen Speech Joseph Alt Physics Bernard Ashley Accounting Robert Bacarella Finance Richard Balcer Accounting Juan Baralt Biology David Bigner Chemistry Thomas Bisek Physical Education Ann Blacker English John Blood Mathematics Peter Blum Business Management William Boll Business Management Stephen Bonowski Political Science Michael Bornhorst Math-Physics James Bottger Math-Physics William Boyle History Glen Brandel Philosophy Richard Brisch Political Science Thomas Brophy Business Management : 94 I Daniel Bryan Political Science Robert Buckley Psychology Tom Buechlein Business Management Mitchell Burda Political Science Michael B. Burns Accounting John Byczek Accounting • — . 95 w A u%v A ft iH Robert Byrne Accounting Thomas P. Calvey Accounting Thomas Carlin Business Management Dennis Carroll Business Management Jerome Catalano Music Roger Christ English Philip Chung Business Finance Paul Clore Business Management John Cornelia Marketing William Conlon Physical Education Looking Back Recalling The Changes . . . William Cook Sheldon Cooper Political Science Political Science Frosh Hours At 9:00 P.M. . . . Room Checks By Fr. Wise . . $50 Beer Fines . . . Sunday Coat, Tie . . . Library Permission Slips . . . Thomas Corcoran Edward Cotey History Business Management James Coupe Business Management Edward Cowgill Business Management Jim Cullen History Laurence Cummings Business Finance Jerome Cuzella Geology Victor Czernek Accounting Steve Dmytrow Business Marketing James Doherty Business Management Joseph Donnelly Business Finance Mary Dreiling English 97 ' WHa b t Busloads Of Girls . . . The First War Games . . . Short Hair, Narrow Ties, No Sideburns . . . Cartoons, Before The Movies . . . James Dumminger Mathematics James Durkin Business Marketing Joseph Dwyer English Robert Egan Accounting John Engel Psychology Kevin Eriksen Business Management John Evans Business Marketing Edward Feicht Philosophy Michael Felicelli Accounting Bob Feltz Business Marketing Jose Ferrer History James Field Psychology Robert Finnerty Accounting Frank Fitzgerald Accounting Patrick Flynn Business Marketing Gregory Fosnaugh Music Mark Fox Speech Marzetta Frazier Sociology Claudia Fritz English Joseph Fritz Mathematics Thomas Fry History Daniel Glazier Theology Kenneth Gerlach Accounting Peter Gallant Political Science Paul Gaston Business Marketing Gary Gendernalik Economics 99 Richard Hojnicki Accounting William Holda Music Ronald Hoying Mathematics Daniel lies History Spencer Johnson Music Robert Jurek Accounting Tom Jurek Speech David Kaiser Mathematics James Kaspar Mathematics Peter Keiser Psychology 101 John Kellett English Michael Kelly Business Marketing Leo Kerber Business Finance Walter Klag Business Finance Brian Koch Geology Gregory Kolber Accounting 102 “Sorry, No Heat” “No Mail Today” “No Hot Water” “Tuition Will Be Raised Due To . . John Maag Accounting Robert Massa Business Finance Ernest Krantz Philosophy Kenneth Krol Accounting Wayne Kubasak Psychology William Kusack Accounting V Jinny LaFleur English James Maloney Business Management Peter Marchetti Business Management David Lincoln Business Marketing Robert Marcus Biology James Martin History Richard Lauterbach Business Marketing Eileen Lavoy History William Lessard Political Science Richard Longsworth Mathematics John Maczak Business Marketing Richard Matthys Accounting 103 “Can’t Wait Till I Get Out Of Here” “I’ll Never Make It Through Exams” “Hooray! They’ve Cancelled School” 104 William Miller Business Marketing Wayne Missaggia Accounting Thaddeus Mitrenga Business Marketing William Mautner Education Daniel McCarthy Business Marketing Ignatius McGill Business Finance Raymond McKenna Political Science Richard Meka Business Management Dennis Mele Business Management Anthony Mescher Biology Jay Miller Accounting Nancy Miller English Paul Muller Speech David Monastyrski English Robert Neville Political Science John Molinaro Political Science Mark Nestor Political Science James Niezer Business Marketing William O ' Donnell Philosophy Arcadio Ortega Biology James O’Connor English David Osterfeld Political Science William Null Economics Mike O ' Brien History Cary Rapini History Carl Rashid Accounting Gregory Real Accounting Jim Reinert Business Marketing Lambert Retz Business Finance Edward Reuter History Frank Reuwer Business Management Richard Richina Psychology John Rietschlin Mathematics Patrick Riha Political Science John Robertson History Stephen Rugen English On And On It Goes . . . All I Want Is A ‘C’ ” “If You Don’t Like It, Leave!” James Ptasinski James Quinn History Business Finance 10 7 Richard Saalfeld Music Albert Scappaticci Psychology Thomas Scheller History Philip Schervish Psychology Timothy Schira Business Management Robert Schukies Business Marketing Linda Schwarz Philosophy Emily Scott Music Robert Seifert History Janice Shirer Education Kathleen Shupryt Education Martha Sikora Psychology James Smalley Biology-Chemistry Emma Smith Education Robert Stefaniak Business Management 108 The Fond Memories Are The Ones Made By Them, The Ones That Changed — Them William Steinmetz Accounting Jeffrey Stevens Music Christopher Stohr Geology Bonnie Storey Mathematics Dennis Strobel Physical Education Gregory Szelung Business Management Mark Talboo Business Marketing Thomas Teckman English Mary Thoesen Biology■ Chemistry Robert Toro Business Marketing • Thomas Tracy Political Science Anthony Vaccarello Economics Richard Van Paris Accounting Ken Virtuoso Physical Education Marilyn Vohs Sociology 109 no After Four Years Of Pain, Frustration, Euphoria, Off They Go For More Of The Same James Vossen Accounting Vu Manh Hung Physics William Wagner History Martin J. Ward Business Finance William Waters Accounting John Waymire Education Richard Whealin Richard Wheeler Business Management English Martha White Education Richard Winter Donald Wojciechowski History Business Management Michael Wolpert Accounting Eugene Zondlo Psychology Kenneth Zuncic Sociology I Dolores Wren Business Marketing Joe Yeager Business Marketing It Was A Cold, Roll-Over-Stay-In-Bed “I Don’t Want To Get Up” Saturday Morn 114 — Thpse Who Took The Chance And Got Up — Enjoyed Themselves! Some Danced With Love.” Others Took In ‘‘The Trash,” 118 We Picked One Beauty From Five And Enjoyed Ourselves Immensely 125 v The Noble Tragedy Of “Antigone” Personified Through Painted Figures I “Our Town,” Displayed For Each To Visit . . . 130 The Need To Feel Wanted — Every Man’s “Imaginary Invalid’’ . . . Life Itself — Vicariously Imitated For All To Recall, To Enjoy! 131 VV£LCO V1F rmco TO SJC ' S NEW, MOTORIZED LITTLE 500 Competition Was Tough, The Track Tougher 135 139 The Ruttstone Special Grabbed A Late Lead To Edge Out Drexel 140 Tokens Of Affection, Souvenirs, Traces Of Love Are Ours To Proclaim All Sensitive, Sensitive As The Heart Remembering Truly, “A Time For Us” 43 Step’n Time To The Mood Makers 1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . Kick And Turn” Turn On To The Music “Brass Bugaloo” “Rubber Ducky” 145 From Mass Confusion To Precision Timing From T-shirt Practices To Frostbitten Performances Individuals Giving Their All! ota su K. ' : ' i . iilil 1 148 A . t , t- a % « -. . ' • - j - . • • 0 � A % - ’ . ■� Vt ' ,u T i r _t A 1 ■J2 f - ■A-. T -siT 4s ' v- 4 ;-40 A 4 ' 4k! . r ' • _ tv .. “v.‘ !U- :: • . . .• • v ■ ; ; |te ST ;• ? % ,■-■■ } I A Pro Band Before A Pro Crowd 149 Sports Pumas Hunt The Evasive Shadow Of Success Call it close, call it tough, or just plain bad luck; whatever, victory for the ' 70- ' 71 Puma was truly “one step beyond the efforts of those who tried.” Football was by far the winningest sport but when the chips were down Evansville held onto its eight-point lead just long enough to deny the Pumas their first ICC football crown in 1 3 years. Even the defending NCAA Great Lakes Regional Basketball Champs couldn’t put it together long enough to finish above .500. The spring sports scene also left the ardent Puma fans little to cheer about. Baseball fell five games short of a winning season while the tennis and track teams suffered through a winless year. The lone bright spot was a young golf squad that improved rapidly and finished 6-5. Although the losses outnumbered the wins. Puma Spirit remained high with the cheerleading help of Marcel Fortman, Susan Dolecki, Linda Gelat- ka, Susan Smith, Jane Ellspermann, Rosalyn Ruda and Victoria Sugar. -i- “Pumas Couldn’t Be Denied ’ Says Jennings “When Chips Are Down We Bounce Back’’ 153 154 Front row, left to right: manager Bruce Litzenberg, Dennis Strobe], Dave Pelc, John Riley, Nick Hubalik, Tim Mingey, Mike Battrell, Tom Kane, Tom Corcoran, Jerry Coyle, Lee Meyer, student coach John Siegel. Second row: head coach Bill Jennings, Kedric Beard, John O ' Connor, Pete Snell, John Timme, Nick Lorenzini, Dave Hoven, Bill Murphy, Pete Principe, John Bab- ajko, Dave McAndrews. Third row: assistant coach George Post, Dave De- maree, Kevin O ' Rourke, Jim Stratton, Steve Mann, Gary Gedney, Myron Newland, Corky Atkinson, Al Morandi, Andy Kneipp, Ray Gurgone, assist¬ ant coach Steve Cusick. Fourth row: assistant coach Ernie Fritsch, Tony So¬ lano, Mike Lichtfuss, Dick Briede, Tom McGivern, Jon Stanski, Bill Reagan, Terry Campbell, John Hiltz, George Vozza, Jim Mercon. Fifth row: assist¬ ant coach Virgil Robbins, Jerry Siemer, Doug Perkins, Bill Starace, Jim Rankin, Ken Virtuoso, Dave Marendt, Tom Parks, Steve Dmytrow, Dom Pancini, Tom Buechlein. Sixth row: head trainer Red Kenney, Jim Reinert, Mike Bornhorst, Harry Goldman, Dave Lee, Dana Stewart, Greg Diem, Dennis Donlan, Henry Kolanski, Tim Buckley, Bob Koppelman. Seventh row: manager Tom Bisek, Marc Flinn, Steve McCormick, Dave Abbadini, Ed Fioretti, Mike Greif, Joe Mahoney, Tony Starzynski, Terry Taphorn, Dan Flaherty, Wayne Missaggia. Back row: Rich Meka, Walter Walker, Jeff Schuetzner, Steve Chapman, John Kotulski, Dick Wheeler, Sheldon Coo¬ per, Larry Sykes, Bob Litzenberg, Dave Gandolph. And Bounce Back They Did! 39 SJ.C. Olivet 7 13 S.J.C. Georgetown 14 38 SJ.C. Valparaiso 19 14 SJ.C. DePauw 3 26 SJ.C. Butler 24 31 S.J.C. Millikin 15 27 SJ.C. Wabash 17 15 S.J.C. Evansville 23 22 S.J.C. Franklin 0 WON 7 LOST 2 m r, T _i ■ i i ?, V • Uto «$K Jk kb. 158 v j . %- J «w� i| Along With Pride Comes The Pain Of Costly Mistakes, Injuries, And Victory — One Step Beyond The Efforts Of Those Who Tried 162 W. Liberty State E. Illinois ' aprond Valiev St Illinois Central Michigan Kent State fj : Wright State Northwood 164 Front row, seated, left to right: Mark Muterspaw, Ernie Fifer, George Brun, assistant coach George Post, assistant coach Tom Crowley. Second row: Ed Muhlenkamp, Sam Facen, Joe Fritz, Roger Morgan, Dave Pettengell, Jerry Pankey, Rich Vonderhaar, Mark Phillips, Tom Brock, Ron Fueger, head coach Jim Holstein, trainer Red Kenney, student manager Dick Brisch. Inexperienced Lightweights Hold Pumas To 4-4 Season Veterans Weber, lies Finish 2nd, 4th, In National Catholic Wrestling Meet lies Voted Co-MVW Of ICC Tournament S.J.C. Strikes Out With 14-19 Season ICC Scores 3 S.J.C. Butler 1 S.J.C. Butler 7 S.J.C. DePauw 4 S.J.C. DePauw 13 S.J.C. Evansville 7 S.J.C. Evansville 5 S.J.C. Valparaiso 4 S.J.C. Valparaiso 4 S.J.C. Ind. Central 2 S.J.C. Ind. Central WON 3 LOST 7 10 6 0 5 2 0 8 8 7 3 Front row, kneeling, left to right: head coach George Post, Chris Hengesbaugh, Bob Seifert, Ernie Fifer, Tom Nixon, Bob Feltz, Wally Klag, Gary Gedney, Bill Schlater, Gene Jones, Mike Lichtfuss. Second row: Jerry Bohaboy, Matt Keller, Mike Knope, Ken Losin, John Kotulski, Dave Gandolph, Dave Huneryager, Larry Gerardot, Dave Pettengell, Bill Zinser, assistant coach Bob Hayes. 174 , • . r My- 1 S 1 ' . I 3 . , .- ' £ ?, - ■ I Z L TS ■■ 1 W • —... rr — ttmrttrtnrr tt Keglers “Wash Out” In Last Half Of Season; Finish Third In MIBC Matches 9 S.J.C. NT 2 9 S.J.C. Chicago State 2 9 S.J.C. Loyola 2 4 S.J.C. Loras 7 9 S.J.C. N. Illinois 2 7 S.J.C. Roosevelt 4 11 S.J.C. U. Illinois 0 4 S.J.C. DePaul 7 2 S.J.C. U. Illinois 9 WON 6 LOST 3 Midwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference 177 Young Puma Golfers Trim Strokes, Six Foes 9 S.J.C. Butler 12 10 S.J.C. Wabash 1 1 121 2 S.J.C. Marian 81 2 131 2 S.J.C. Purdue-Calumet 41 2 14 S.J.C. Valparaiso 4 8 S.J.C. Wabash 13 81 2 S.J.C. Wabash 91 2 61 2 S.J.C. DePauw 111 2 11 S.J.C. Valparaiso 10 4 S.J.C. Purdue-Calumet 2 395 S.J.C. Evansville 422 Dual Match Record WON 6 LOST 5 ICC Tournament S.J.C. 3rd 178 Tennis Team Toppled By Tough Opponents SJ.C. Butler 5 S.J.C. Rose-Hulman 6 S.J.C. Wabash 7 S.J.C. Butler 7 S.J.C. Ind. Central 6 S.J.C. Rose-Hulman 3 S.J.C. Valparaiso WON 0 LOST 7 6 ICC Tournament SJ.C. 7th -ti 4 .. tC B! . i M vf Straining Students Pursue Intramural Title Trophies 185 IM Winners Tug of War — Aquinas-Xavier Touch Football — Aquinas-Xavier Bowling — Drexel Foxes Basketball — East Seifert Rat Pack Volleyball — Merlini Jock-A-Ling-Go Softball 12 — Aquinas-Xavier Softball 16” — Halas Track and Field — Drexel mmKM fwkMi Hal liiiil inldiir eras ., YOUNG DEMOCRATS, CLUB Foster Political Awareness; STUDENT ASSOCIATION mmJ m® W ' ■ ' ' ■ rs«r s ?;- • tmmmm Governs Campus Issues “Treat students like adults,” says Personnel Dean Jerry Hughes. Keep the lines of communication open, involve more students. “If it is going to happen at S.J.C., it must start with the students.” Thus was the seed of campus life planted. Nurtured by the capable hands of the Student Association, (far right; Dennis Boyle, Vice-President; Robert Ne¬ ville, Secretary; Dr. Sleeman, Faculty Advisor; An¬ thony Vaccarello, Senate President; Fred Giel, Presi¬ dent; Edward Poropat, Treasurer) it grew, ever so slowly — Association Concert, mini-concerts, Mardi Gras, “Trash of the Thirties,’’ student representatives on the Board of Trustees, an active Student Senate — until it blossomed into the dorms — refrigerator rentals, open houses, dorm-sponsored parties, liber¬ alized drinking policies. What we now have are the beginnings of a strong family tree. fepStiAtU ■ ' i Sob Mulderrig, College Republicans Chairman Robert Neumaier, Political Science Club Treasurer, YD John £ onO rski, YD Joseph Ait, College Republicans Treasurer ; . Ro rrrond Robin, YD - Arthur Franczek YD Me tty King, YD Chcriss Martin, Young Democrats President John Mc-vta.-o, Political Science Club PretiSer.? .lames Goodman Daniel fs.� dtl Fred C iul, YD ©wiP 1 -it;..:; v 1. Ronald Russo 20. Robert Allen 2. Thomas O ' Donnell 21. Robert Neville 3. William Cook 22. Anthony Traini 4. Richard Wheeler 23. Mark Nestor 5. James Gilroy 24. Jerome Lyk 6. Downs Prior 25. Michael Petrovich, Rush 7. James Egan Chairman 8. William Schaeffer 26. .Kevin Kroll, Pledgemaster 9. Eugene Larkin 27. John Gumbel, Social 10 . Paul Muller Chairman 11. Thaddeus Mitrenga 28. Timothy Pedrotty, Presi¬ 12 . Michael Pachin dent 13. William Timmins 29. Ronald Golumbeck, Vice- 14. Timothy Koegler President 15. Larry Kwiat 30. Joseph Moroni 16. Robert Neumaier 31. Thomas McGivern 17. Clemence Rachel 32. Anthony Mescher, Secre¬ 18. Martin Ward tary 19. Robert Straz 188 Partners In Community Progress, PHI KAPPA THETA, COURIER CLUB, BLUE KEY Lend A Helping Hand 1. Dennis Boyle 2. Peter Gallant, Vice-Presi¬ dent 3. Joseph Yeager, President 4. Anthony Vaccarello, Rec¬ ording Secretary 5. Stephen Freeze 6. Robert Neville 7. Edward Hein 8. William Holda 9. Frederick Giel 10. Thomas Fry 11. Peter Keiser 12. Terry Campbell (Absent) 13. Peter Shea, Treasurer, (Absent) 14. Albert Scappaticci (Ab¬ sent) 1. Gary Pachowiak 8. Regina Stimson (Absent) 2. Susan Boryc 9. Eileen McMahon, Secre 3. Michael Gresk, Vice-Presi¬ tary dent 10. Terry Campbell (Absent) 4. Therese Murphy 11. Joseph Mazzarelli (Ab 5. Jan Garbon sent) 6. Laurence Cummings, Presi¬ 12. Donald Blake (Absent) dent 13. Philip Chung (Absent) 7. Richard Wheeler 14. Thomas Wyen (Absent) 189 WOWI, STUFF, MEASURE Echo Collegeville’s Heartbeat 1. Peter Keiser, Editor, Measure 2. Charles Mescher, Co-Editor, Measure 3. Edward Hein, Co- Editor, Stuff 4. Thomas Teckman, Co-Editor, Stuff 1. Donald Hanzlik, Station Manager, DJ 2. Paul Wittosch, Director of Engineering, DJ 3. Mark Fox, Business Manager, DJ 4. Ronald Gerberi, Chief Engineer, DJ 5. Kathleen Rogers, DJ 6. John Bonowski, DJ 7. Pamela Borscha, DJ 8. Mark McLaren, DJ 9. Peter Mavrookas, DJ 10. George Abraham, News, DJ 1 1. Louis Sapienza, News Director, DJ 12. Dennis O ' Mara, Program Director, DJ 13. Eugene Larken, DJ 14. Peter Marchetti, Sports Director, DJ 1 5. Martin King, DJ 190 Top: Victoria Gonzalez Above: Karen Schoenbachler 92 Photos That Talk Start In The Field Above: Andrew Sanchez Above: La Fayette Ford B.S.U. While Promotes Black Awareness CHICAGO CLUB Fuels Social Life 1 . Joseph Ooody 11. Mary Ellen Reilly 2. Roger Gaw 12. Thomas Hardiman 3. Madeline O’Reilly 13. Cheryl Strempka 4. Robert Straz, Secretary 14. William Schaeffer 5. Timothy Koegler 15. Catherine Sitko 6. Larry Zwial 16. Joseph Mahoney 7. James Gudmens 17. Kathleen O’Connor 8. Eugene Larken, Vice-Pres¬ 18. Martin King ident 19. Thaddeus Mitrenga, Trea¬ 9. John Claussen surer 10 . Alan Placek 20. James Egan, President 1. Thomas Klingel, Psychology 2. Celeste Rueve, Psychology 3. Ronald Golumbeck, Psychology 4. Susan Letter, Psychology 5. Brian Koch, Geology 6. Jerome Lyk, Vice-President, SJ.C. Chapter AIBS 7. James Blackwood, Psychology 8. Madalyn Miller, Psychology 9. Jerry Auzella, Geology 10. Pamela McFarland, Geology 11. Bruce Bobek, Treasurer, SJ.C. Chapter AIBS 12. Mary Thoesen, Secretary, SJ.C. Chapter AIBS 13. Anthony Mescher, President, SJ.C. Chapter AIBS 14. Remo Del Greco, Geology 1. Robert Jurek, Accounting 2. Bernard Ashley, Accounting, Secretary 3. Thomas Calvey, Accounting, President 4. Gregory Kolber, Accounting 5. Jerome Dodson, Accounting 6. Robert Egan, Accounting, Treasurer 196 Accounting, Biology, Psychology, Geology Clubs Prepare Tomorrow’s Specialists 19 Robert Steiner John Moran William Holda Jeffery Stevens Jerome Catalano Gregory Fosnaugh, President John Alt Thomas Scheller, Vice-President Stephen Ehrenfried Dr. John Egan, Director Donn Jones Martin Ward Spencer Johnson, Treasurer David Kaiser Louis Desrochers Leo Schifferli George Plaster Donald Knueve Wayne Missaggia David Lincoln Gerald Menck Joseph Frappier Lawrence Johnson James Sowa, Secretary Norman Menck Richard Saalfeld Timothy Moenk William Schrameck Joseph Tito Ralph Moderow Richard Rudowski Peter Shea David Dillman Mark Fox Michael Bornhorst Allen Pepping Richard Kane James Funk Richard Wheeler Donald Blake Louis Sapienza 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29. 10 . 30 11 . 31 12 . 32 13 . 33. 14 . 34 15. 35. 16 . 36. 17. 37. 18 38. 19 39. 20 . 40. 41 198 Student Culture Blossoms Through COLUMBIAN PLAYERS, GLEE CLUB ■ mmMii SM® jjr|k am; W fp ■ w M ill 4 irl A m w Jj|. 1 fII 1 ’i- MB . i • j f 1 ■ O ' mF M if 4 V Jw ■ 1. Edward Reed 2. Patrick Meehan 3. Dr. Ralph Cappuccilli 4. Susan Ploszek, President 5. James Mignerey 6. Teresa Thoesen 7. Jerome Mignerey 8. Angela Lengerich 9. Stephen Ehrenfried 10. Louis Sapienza 11. Philippe Simon 12. Frank Tunk 13. Robert Allen, Vice-President 14. Patrick Kearney 15. Thomas Lee 16. Thomas Wanner 17. Dennis Anslover 18. David Monastyrski, Secretary 19. Patricia Lawson, Treasurer 20. Susan Goletke 21. Mary Ann Kauffmann 22. Julia Roach 23. Carol Schiessle 2 £2 Phil Wood Seed Store Fendig Rexall Drugs Lucas Pharmacy — Jewelry, Gifts Ramp’s Package Store Saga Food Service Brusnahan Implement Co. JOHN M. SHANNON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. State Bank of Rensselaer Campbell Printing Co. Mangas T.V. Falvey’s Superior Cleaners, Launderers Rensselaer Ready Mix Holbrooks’ Maple Lanes Urbanczyk Radio, T.V. Service o co D O i U3 Q Peerless Cleaners, Launderers Long’s Wright’s Inc. Schultz Bros. Co. Rafferty’s Restaurant and Tap Room Jasper County REMC Steinke’s Citgo Indiana Spring Corp. Saint Joseph’s College Bookstore Von Tobel Industries Inc. South Side Grocery Farmers Merchants National Bank PATRONS, GRADUATES, MEMORIES OF 70-71 B Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ancich R. L. Anslover Mr. and Mrs. Frank Babajko Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bacarella Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bara Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Barth Mr. and Mrs. Amos Battistoni Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bensen Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bigner Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bisek Ben and Ruth Bogue Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Bohaboy Mr. and Mrs. William H. Boll f Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Breen Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Briede Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Broadway Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Broadway Clyd e Brock g... ... Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brophy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. August Buechlein Mr. and Mrs. Russel Buhring Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Bunt tpti Thomas B. Daley Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Amos Davisson Vincent Del Greco Mr. and Mrs. William Denney Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Desrochers Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. DeStefano Robert L. Diem Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Dillman G. M. Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dodson Mr. and Mrs; Michael T. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Drazej Mrs. Eleanor M. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Dumr Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. Durb Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dybal$l , ‘!i Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Galm Mr. and Mrs. Vic Gambaiani Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gartland Matthew F. Gartland Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gavin Theodore Gaw Donald E. Gedney Charles T. Gelatka Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Gendernalik Brian T. Gent Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gioiella Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glaub Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Glazier Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Gresk r. and Mrs. Raymond W. Gudmens Vs. Jos. L. Gugino A%. and Mrs. R. Gurgone M. F. Guzman M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Guzzaldo 7 -4i : tHK If mm ®j IMflW Ursula Burda Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Burns Patrick P. Burns Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Butler iiii Mr. and Mrs, P. Calibraro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callera Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Calvey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Carter Joseph R, Casey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cason Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cau Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cesario Anthony J. Ciresi Clancy ' s — New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Collins James J. Comeford Mr. and Mrs. Wm. V. Conlon The Donald Conrad Family Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coupe Mr. and Mrs. John R. and Janice Craven Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Cummings Jeanne M. Curran Mr. and Mrs. B. Czarnowski .... Mr. arid Mrs, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mr. ond Mrs. R. J. Frank and Helen I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dr. and Mrs. Rot E. D. Fleckenstein Mr. and Mrs. I Mr and Mr iftt mr. ana Mrs. Jot ■ , 1 ; i, ■ V t 1 ; $ III®; intiiBbfihv 204 Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Kerber Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kidd Raymond C. King Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kotulski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kremp Mrs. Eleanor Kriloff M. J. Kroll Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Kucynski Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kurland William P. Kusack Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kwasny Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Solecki Mrs. Dolores M. Stewart Kathleen and Ralph Stockman Mr. and Mrs. J. Stohr ’35 Mr, and Mrs. John C. Strnatka ■ d Mrs. Hugh R. Sullivan Jr d Mrs. Paul J. Sullivan a Mrs. Charles E. Sweeney i Mrs. John S. Szakaly Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Szelung Joseph C. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Neff Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Neu Louis F. Niezer Paul A. Nist Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. O’Connor HflHkO’Donnell Louts grid Marie O ' Drobinak E r„ grvd Mrs. Francis O’Grady Mr, and Mrs, Eugene T. O’Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Ori Mr. and Mrs. James O’Rourke : Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Taphorn Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Timme Dr. and Mrs. William J. Timmins Jr Mr. and Mrs. Giovanna Traini Mr. and Mrs. George J. Turgyan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tyburski Richard D. Van Paris Mrs. Elizabeth B. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Ventrelli Mr. and Mrs.Uouis J.’Vighi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Virtuoso Mr. gnd Mrs. John Vossen Mrs. Richard Osb Mr. and Mrs. Har Walter J. Labaj ank Lawdensky iward Layden fward L. Leslie K. Letter Frank R. Pachin Mr. and Mrs. George J. Paetow Joseph M. Palermo ; Jim and Elois e Parker and Mrs Mrs. Robert J Mrs. William; Mrs. Mike Pel F. Wagner ; X. Walsh e K. Ward n Waters Weaver nger Weil and Mrs. D. •ofhy and Sue Vtele ' s ‘ ‘ a ' ’ Quinn and Mrs. Car K Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kalwasinski Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaspar Mrs. Kathryn M. Kavanagh Dr. and Mrs. James F. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Keefe Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keithley Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kellett Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Kelly Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Willard E. Munch Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Howard Muterspaw Mr. an d Mrs. Thomas R. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElroy Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McGivern Charles R. McKenna Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. John McShane N— O 5 Mrs. Irene Saalfeld Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sanese Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schlater Mr. and Mrs. A. Sclafani Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Scudder Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Siemer Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silver Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Simon Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Solano Index Essays Biven, Ted, 28 Ford, Lafayette, 16, 72, 83 Myers, Denny, 72, 82 Reed, Ed, 2 Schoenbac hler, Karen, 16 Tracy, Terri, 2, 1 6, 28 Witzke, Mary, 28 Administration Faculty Anderson, 45 Ballmann, 44 Banet, 38 Bierberg, 45 Blesson, 44 Boton, 44 Brinley, 45 Broussard, 47 Brown, 46 Burkey, 46 Cappuccilli, 47, 199 Cera, 47 Chesak, 47 Crowley, 46, 164 Cusick, 154 Davis, 49 Downard, 49 Dreiling, 48 Druhman, 48 Dunn, 48 Egan, J„ 49, 198 Egan, A., 48 Ellis, 51 Esser, 50 Ewart, 50 Felch, 50 Fitzgerald, 50 Foote, 53 Fritsch, 50, 154 Froelich, 51 Gaard, 52 Garreffa, 53 Gatto, 43 Gerlach, 53 Gilbert, 52 Green, 63 Groppe, 52 Gross, 52 Hayes, 174 Heckman, 54 Heiman, A., 55 Heiman, L., 55 Holstein, 55, 164 Hoover, 54 Hughes, 54 Jennings, 55, 154 Joyce, 42 Karp, 57 Kasky, 56 Kelly, 57 Kenney, 57, 154, 164 Kerlin, 56 Klopke, 57 Knox, 56 Kostka, 57 Kramer, 58 Kreilkamp, 58 Kuhns, 58 Labbe, 39 Lang, 59 Lavery, 59 Lazur, 58 Liette, 59 Lofft, 58 Luzay, 60 McCabe, 60 McCarthy, 61 Mack, 61 Marini, 51 Marling, 60 Mehall, 60 Meiring, 61 Meyer, 61 Moore, 62 Murphy, 63 Nichols, 63 Paulsen, 62 Posey, 63 Post, 62, 154, 164, 174 Ranly, 63 Ravage, 62 Reale, 64 Reichert, 64 Rietschlin, 65 Robbins, C., 64 Robbins, V., 154 Rodia, 65 Roof, 65 Rueve, 65 Ruschau, 65 Ryan, M., 66 Ryan, T., 67 Scharf, 66 Scherb, 66 Schuttrow, 66 Shaker, 67 Shea, 66 Sherlock, 67 Siegrist, 69 Sleeman, 68, 187 Smith, 69 Stafford, 69 Staudt, 68 Sutter, 69 Verbrugge, 68 Walsh, 69 Weliky, 70 Wellman, 40 White, 41 Womelsdorff, Carole, 70 Womelsdorff, Clayton, 71 Wood, 71 Wyen, 70 Yates, 70 Young, 70 Zawodny, 71 Students Abbadini, David, 154 Abraham, George, 190 Adams, Mike, 94 Allen, Robert, 94, 188, 199 Alt, John, 94, 186, 198 Anslover, Dennis, 199 Ashley, Bernard, 94, 196 Atkinson, Cornel, 154 Aurelio, James, 1 96 Babajko, John, 154 Bacarella, Robert, 94 Balcer, Richard, 94 Baralt, Juan, 94 Battrell, Michael, 154 Beard, Kedric, 154 Bigner, David, 94 Bisek, Thomas, 94, 154 Biven, Theodore, 28, 193 Blacker, Ann, 94 Blackwood, James, 196, 208 Blake, Donald, 198 Blood, John, 94 Blum, Peter, 94 Bobek, Bruce, 196 Bohaboy, Jerome, 174 Boll, William, 94 Bonowski, John, 94, 186, 190 Bornhorst, Michael, 94, 154, 198 Borscha, Pamela, 190 Boryc, Susan, 189 Bottger, James, 94 Boyle, William, 94, 187, 189 Brandel, Glen, 94 Briede, Richard, 154 Brisch, Richard, 94, 164 Brock, Thomas, 164 Brophy, Thomas, 94 Brun, George, 164 Bryan, Daniel, 95 Buckley, Robert, 95 Buckley, Timothy, 154 Buechlein, Thomas, 95, 154 Burda, Mitchell, 95 Burns, Michael, 95 Butler, Stephen, 208 Byczek, John, 95 Bryne, Robert, 96 Calvey, Thomas, 96, 196 Campbell, Terry, 154 Carlin, Thomas, 96 Carroll, Dennis, 96 Catalano, Jerome, 96, 198 Chapman, Steve, 154 Christ, Roger, 96 Chung, Philip, 96 Clausen, John, 195 Clore, Paul, 96 Cornelia, John, 96 Conlon, William, 96 Cook, William, 97, 188 Cooper, Sheldon, 97, 154 Corcoran, Thomas, 97, 154 Cotey, Joseph, 97 Coupe, James, 97 Cowgill, Edward, 97 Coyle, Gerald, 154 Cullen, James, 97 Cummings, Laurence, 97, 1 89 Cuzella, Jerome, 97 DelGreco, Vincent, 196 DeMaree, David, 154 Desrochers, Louis, 198 Diem, Gregory, 154 Dillman, David, 198 Dmytrow, Steve, 97, 1 54 Dodson, Gerald, 196 Doherty, James, 97 Dolecki, Susan, 150 Donlan, Dennis, 154 Donnelly, Joseph, 97 Doody, Joseph, 1 95 Dreiling, Mary, 97 Dumminger, James, 98 Durkin, James, 98 Dwyer, Joseph, 98 Egan, James, 188, 195 Egan, Robert, 98, 196 Ehrenfried, Stephen, 198, 199 Ellspermann, Jane, 150 Engel, John, 98 Eriksen, Kevin, 98 Facen, Samuel, 164 Feicht, Edward, 98 Felicelli, Michael, 98 Feltz, Robert, 98, 174 Ferrer, Jose, 98 Field, James, 98 Fifer, Ernest, 164, 174 Finnerty, Robert, 98 Fioretti, Edward, 1 54 Fitzgerald, Frank, 98 Flaherty, Daniel, 154 Flinn, Marc, 154 Flynn, Patrick, 98 Ford, Lafayette, 192, 194, 208 Fortman, Mariellen, 150 Fosnaugh, Gregory, 98, 198 Fox, Mark, 98, 190, 198 Franczek, Arthur, 186 Frappier, Joseph, 198 Frazier, Marzetta, 98 Freeze, Stephen, 189 Fritz, Claudia, 98 Fritz, Joseph, 98, 164 Fry, Thomas, 99, 189 Fueger, Ronald, 164 Funk, James, 198 Gallant, Peter, 99, 189 Gandolph, Dave, 154, 172, 174 Garbon, Jan, 1 89 Gaston, Paul, 99 Gaw, Roger, 195 Gedney, Gary, 154, 174 Gelatka, Linda, 150 Gendernalik, Gary, 99 Gerardot, Lawrence, 174 ' Gerberi, Ronald, 190 Gerlach, Kenneth, 99 Giel, Frederick, 186, 187, 189 Gilroy, James, 188 Glazier, Daniel, 99 Goldman, Harry, 154 Goletka, Susan, 199 Golumbeck, John, 188 Golumbeck, Ronald, 196 Gonwa, Thomas, 100 Gonzalez, Victoria, 192 Goodman, James, 186 Greif, Michael, 154 Gresk, Michael, 189 Guardia, Thomas, 100 Gumbel, John, 100, 188 Gurgone, Raymond, 154 Guzzaldo, James, 100 Habrowski, Edward, 100 Longsworth, Richard, 103 Hall, Gerald, 100 Lorenzini, Nicholas, 154 Haller, John, 100 Losin, Kenneth, 174 Hanzlik, Donald, 190 Lyk, Jerome, 188, 196 Hardiman, Thomas, 195 Maag, John, 103 Hartman, William, 100 Maczak, John, 103 Hartway, Alan, 100 Mahoney, Joseph, 154, 195 Hasser, Marcella, 100 Maloney, James, 103 Hegedus, Philip, 100 Mann, Steven, 1 54 Hein, Edward, 100, 189, 190 Marchetti, Peter, 103, 190 Heizelman, John, 100 Marcus, Robert, 103 Hengesbaugh, Christopher, 174 Marendt, David, 154 Hester, James, 100 Massa, Robert, 103 Hicks, Charles, 100 Martin, Charles, 186 Hilbrich, Michael, 100 Martin, James, 103 Hilker, Gerald, 100 Massa, Robert, 103 Hiltz, John, 154 Matthys, Richard, 103 Himmelsbach, Stephen, 100 Mautner, William, 104 Hojnicki, Richard, 101 McAndrews, David, 154 Holda, William, 101, 189, 198 McCarthy, Daniel, 104 Hoven, David, 154 McCormick, Stephen, 154 Hoying, Ronald, 101 McFarland, Pamela, 196 Hubalik, Nicholas, 154 McGill, Ignatius, 104 Huneryager, David, 174 McGivern, Thomas, 154, 1 88 lies, Daniel, 101, 169 McKenna, Charles, 104 Johnson, Lawrence, 198 McLaren, Mark, 190 Johnson, Spencer, 101, 198 McShane, Patrick, 208 Jones, Donn, 198 Meehan, Patrick, 199 Jones, Gene, 174 Meka, Richard, 104, 154 Jurek, Robert, 101, 196 Mele, Dennis, 104 Jurek, Thomas, 101 Menck, Gerald, 198 Kaiser, David, 101, 198 Menck, Norman, 198 Kane, Richard, 198 Mercon, James, 154 Kane, Thomas, 154 Mescher, Charles, 190 Kaspar, James, 101 Mescher, Anthony, 104, 188, 196 Kouffmann, Mary, 199 Meyer, Alphonse, 154 Kearney, Patrick, 199 Mignerey, James, 1 99 Keiser, Peter, 101, 189, 190 Mignerey, Jerome, 199 Keller, Matthew, 174 Miller, Jay, 104 Kellett, John, 102 Miller, Madalyn, 196 Kelly, Michael, 102 Miller, Nancy, 104 Kerber, Leo, 102 Miller, William, 104 Kidd, Daniel, 186 Mingey, Timothy, 154 King, Martin, 186, 190, 195 Missaggia, Wayne, 104, 154, 198 Klag, Walter, 102, 174 Mitrenga, Thaddeus, 104, 188, Klingel, Thomas, 196 195 Kneipp, Andrew, 154 Moderow, Ralph, 198 Knope, Michael, 174 Moenk, Timothy, 198 Knueve, Donald, 198 Molinaro, John, 105, 186 Koch, Brian, 102, 196 Monastyrski, David, 105, 199 Koegler, Timothy, 188, 195 Moran, John, 198 Kolanski, Henry, 154 Morandi, Alfred, 154 Kolber, Gregory, 102, 196 Morgan, Roger, 164 Koppelman, Bob, 154 Moroni, Joseph, 188 Kotulski, John, 154, 174 Muhlenkamp, Ed, 164 Krantz, Ernest, 103 Mulderrig, Robert, 186 Krol, Kenneth, 103 Muller, Paul, 105, 188 Kroll, Kevin, 188 Murphy, Therese, 1 89 Kubasak, Wayne, 103 Murphy, William, 154 Kusack, William, 103 Murray, Deborah, 194 Kwiat, Larry, 188 Muterspaw, Mark, 164 Lafleur, Virginia, 103 Myers, Dennis, 208 Larken, Eugene, 188, 190, 195 Nestor, Mark, 105, 188 Lauterbach, Richard, 103 Neumaier, Robert, 186, 188 Lavoy, Eileen, 103 Neville, Robert, 105, 187, 188, Lawson, Patricia, 199 189 Lee, David, 154 Newland, Myron, 154 Lee, Thomas, 199 Niezer, James, 105 Lengerich, Angela, 199 Nixon, Thomas, 174 Lessard, William, 103 Null, William, 105 Letter, Susan, 196 O ' Brien, Michael, 105 Lichtfuss, Michael, 154, 174 O ' Connor, James, 105 Lincoln, David, 103, 198 O ' Connor, John, 154 Litzenberg, Robert, 154 O’Connor, Kathleen, 195 Litzenberg, Bruce, 154 O ' Donnell, Thomas, 188 O ' Donnell, William, 105 Shupryt, Kathleen, 108 O ' Mara, Dennis, 190 Siegel, John, 154 O ' Reilly, Madeline, 195 Siemer, Jerome, 1 54 O ' Rourke, Kevin, 154 Sikora, Martha, 108 Ortega, Arcadio, 105 Simon, Philippe, 1 99 Osterfeld, David, 105 Sitko, Catherine, 195 Pachin, Michael, 1 88 Smalley, James, 108 Pachowiak, Gary, 1 89 Smith, Emma, 108 Pancini, Dominic, 154 Smith, Susan, 1 50 Pankey, Jerome, 164 Snell, Peter, 154 Papszycki, Raymond, 106 Solano, Anthony, 154 Parks, Thomas, 1 54 Sowa, James, 1 98 Pazona, Frederick, 106 St. Louis, Rudolph, 194 Pedrotty, Timothy, 106 188 Stanski, Jon, 1 54 Pelc, David, 1 54 Starace, William, 154 Pepping, Allen, 198 Starzynski, Anthony, 154 Perkins, Douglas, 154 Stefaniak, Robert, 108 Petrovich, Michael, 1 88 Steiner, Robert, 1 98 Pettengell, David, 164, 174 Steinmetz, William, 109 Phillips, Mark, 1 64 Stevens, Jeffrey, 109, 198 Placek, Alan, 195 Stewart, Dana, 1 54 Plaster, George, 1 98 Stohr, Christopher, 109 Ploszek, Susan, 106, 199 Storey, Bonnie, 1 09 Porath, Alan, 106 Stratton, James, 154 Poropat, Edward, 106, 187 Straz, Robert, 188, 195 Principe, Peter, 1 54 Strempka, Cheryl, 195 Prior, Downs, 1 88 Strobel, Dennis, 109, 154 Ptasinski, James, 107 Sugar, Victoria, 150 Quinn, James, 107 Sykes, Larry, 154 Rachel, Clemence, 188 Szelung, Gregory, 109 Rankin, James, 154 Talboo, Mark, 109 Rapini, Cary, 107 Taphorn, Terrance, 154 Rashid, Carl, 107 Teckman, Thomas, 109, 190 Reagan, William, 154 Thoesen, Mary, 109, 196 Real, Gregory, 107 Thoesen, Teresa, 199 Reed, Edward, 193, 199 Timme, John, 154 Reilly, Mary, 195 Timmins, William, 188 Reinert, James, 107, 154 Tito, Joseph, 198 Retz, Lambert, 107 Torbitt, Gregory, 194 Reuter, Edward, 107 Toro, Robert, 109 Reuwer, Frank, 107 Tracy, Teresa, 208 Richina, Richard, 107 Tracy, Thomas, 109 Rietschlin, John, 107 Traini, Anthony, 1 88 Riha, Patrick, 107 Tunk, Frank, 199 Riley, John, 154 Vaccarello, Anthony, 109, 187 Roach, Julia, 199 Van Paris, Richard, 109 Robertson, John, 107 Virtuoso, Kenneth, 109, 154 Robin, Raymond, 186 Vohs, Marilyn, 109 Rogers, Kathleen, 1 90 Vonderhaar, Richard, 164 Ruda, Rosalyn, 1 50 Vossen, James, 111 Rudowski, Richard, 198 Vozza, George, 1 54 Rueve, Celeste, 196 Vu Manh, Hung, 1 11 Rugen, Stephen, 107 Wagner, William, 111 Russo, Ronald, 188 Walker, Walter, 1 54 Saalfeld, Richard, 108, 198 Wanner, Thomas, 199 Sanchez, Andrew, 192 Ward, Martin, 111, 188, 198 Sapienza, Louis, 190, 198, 199 Waters, William, 111 Scappaticci, Albert, 108 Waymire, John, 111 Schaeffer, William, 195 Weber, Laurence, 169 Scheller, Thomas, 108, 198 Whealin, Richard, 111 Schervish, Philip, 108 Wheeler, Richard, 111, 154, 188 Schiessle, Carol, 199 189, 198 Schifferli, Leo, 198 White, Martha, 111 Schira, Joseph, 108 Williams, Clarence, 194 Schlater, William, 174 Winter, Richard, 111 Schoenbachler, Karen, 192 Wittosch, Paul, 190 Schrameck, William, 198 Witzke, Mary, 1 93 Schuetzner, Jeffrey, 1 54 Wojciechowski, Donald, 111 Schukies, Robert, 108 Wolpert, Michael, 111 Schwarz, Linda, 108 Wren, Dorores, 111 Scott, Emily, 108 Yeager, Joseph, 111, 189 Seifert, Robert, 108, 174 Zinser, William, 1 74 Shea, Peter, 198 Zondlo, Eugene, 1 11 Shirer, Janice, 1 08 Zuncic, Kenneth, 111 Short, Theresa, 1 99 Zwial, Larry, 195 207 Rivers of the mind; streams of individuals; constantly gathering, gradually mixing until Saint Joseph’s College is gener¬ ated. What they all need is a reservoir of reflection. Phase ' 71 is that reservoir of reflection, that mirror of moods. At this time we would like to commit to memory the names of five individuals who in their own special way have influ¬ enced the growth of our campus community: Reverend Joseph Hiller, C.PP.S., Professor Emeritus of German; Walter Voica; Jill Jaskolka; Pat Brown; and Bill Knight. To most of us they were five nameless faces in a multi-faceted crowd. To those who knew them well, the pain echoed by their loss is great. But the rivers of life continue flowing, never stopping, only pausing, to be observed and remem¬ bered. Acknowledgements: Our gratitude is extended to our News Bureau Director and Advisor Chuck Schuttrow, for his pa¬ tience and guidance; to his wife Delores; to Taylor yearbook representative Jim Bell; to Denny Lavery for his assistance and to those who have offered suggestions or constructively criticized existing ideas. 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