St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

1. Fr. Charles Banet, President 2. Fr. Paul Wellman, Treasurer 3. Gerald Gladu, Public Relations and Development 4. Philip Wilhelm, Alumni Board President 5. Ben Sponseller, S.A. President 6. Dennis Lavery, Special Assistant Office of Development 7. James Kenny, Chairman Department Psychology 8. Fr. Leonard Kostka, Chaplain 9. Colleen Rattigan, S.A. Secretary 10. Tom Backofen, STUFF Co-Editor 11. Liz McGinnity, STUFF Co-Editor 12. Jim Thordsen, Little All-American 13. John Weinert, Basketball Head Coach 14. Fr. Paul White, Vice-President 15. Jim Chapman, Woollen Associates 16. Gary Lupa, S.A. Vice-President 17. John Nichols, Core Coordinator 18. Fr. William Staudt, Halleck Center Director 19. Butch, Campus Mascot 20. Shirley Weinert, WRA Director 21. Mike Slattery, S.A. Treasurer 22. Dorothy Colgan, Redevelopment Committee 23. Michael Davis, Senate Advisor 24. Richard Boyle, Cover Artist ABANDON A0PE Abb YE WHO ENTER ‘HERE This year began as years always do — we came crawling back to the sweltering cornfields, to our other existence.” Shrieks of recognition, getting re-acquainted, adjusting to changes in appearance and personality longer hair, a more mellowed outlook. Yes, we came back, but why? Why do we keep coming back here, back to the microcosmic rat race that is Saint Joseph’s College? 6 We come back to find our why. Perhaps tomorrow will bring the answer. If not, maybe the day after, or a week from Tuesday or sometime next month. ' i: But if we can find out why, it was worth the wait — If we can get one thing accomplished, it was worth the hassle. J4 p h o n e phom If we can arrive at one conclusion it was worth the mistakes — If we can become involved outside of ourselves, it was worth the risk. V High Lites I Freshman Orientation Monte Carlo Homecoming Halloween Christmas . . . But now I am a senior, and I know that four years is only time enough to turn once around. Perhaps college taught me something after all. 20 Every once in a while, you have to throw caution to the winds, stash your Core books where you won’t see them, and sit in the lounge or the bar and talk and laugh and enjoy. ST. JOSEPH o INDIAN NORMAL SCHOOL --1888 ' 1896- Erected by the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions with funds from Katharine Drexel and operated by the Society of the Precious Blood with federal funds, 60 Indian boys from distant reservations were annually trained here. WKrtO V THS UHOIAftA HIITOWCAl •OCfTTV, W7I The minute you just spent — did you really live it? The semester you just struggled through — did you really live it? The next sixty seconds sixty years are the only memories you’ll ever have — toss back your head and make them live. Football Sports Intramurals Basketball Wrestling Baseball Soccer Football 1973 34 PWTITMBT ffi SJC 13 Northwood (Mich.) 17 SJC 13 Wayne State 21 SJC 7 Butler 13 SJC 16 DePauw 30 SJC 26 Evansville .34 SJC 17 Franklin 13 SJC 14 Eastern Illinois 34 SJC 16 Indiana Central 14 SJC 7 Valparaiso 38 SJC 33 Illinois Benedictine 24 Won 3 Lost 7 m 37 Bottom row (left to right): manager Jim Reed, assistant coach Tim Mingey, Dick Briede, Mike Noel, Greg Diem, Jim DeLach, Willard Warwick, student assistant Fred Mariani and head coach Bill Jennings. Second row (left to right): student assistant Dave Windau, Tom Hardiman, Bill Murphy, Tim Shindeldecker, Jim Taylor, Joe Pallotta, Bill Reagan and Kedric Beard. Third row (left to right): head manager Bill Sobie, Willie Turner, Nick Lorenzini, Rodney Newman, Tom Bezold, Bob Dragich, Chuck Endres, Jim Lauraitis and Bruce Wright. Fourth row (left to right): Jesse Chick, Jim Owens, Carlos Phillips, Dave Hoven, Mike Lubinecky, Larry Olewinski, Joe Kearns, Ed Lally and Terry Dane. Fifth row (left to right): George Gilbert, Jim Griffin, Kevin Foley, Walt Prochno, George Michels, Frank Sergi, Ric Holland and Greg Perkins. Sixth row (left to right): John Igoe, Gary Rabb, Mark Zawicki, Jeff Taylor, Lou Riccardi, Ric Veith, Myron Moriarity, Don Clemens and Octavio Herrera. Seventh row (left to right): Mel Bozell, Mark Morgan, Lynn Maltinsky, Ron Bickel, Mark Kramer, Don Karpiak, Tim VonderEmbse, Jim Fattore and Tom Homrich. Top row (left to right): Gary Homan, Ray Metzger, Dan Lukas, Tom Connors, Mike Beatty, Roger Bregenzer, Dan Yamtich, Kevin McGuire, Chuck Naumowick and Tom Kacmar. Indiana Butler DePauw Evansville Coe Wisconsin-Green Bay Wittenberg Southwest Missouri 8 67 64 Won 20 Lost 10 Dayton Purdue Grace Tri-State Purdue-Calumet Eastern Illinois Illinois Benedictine Indiana Tech Racine Northwestern DePaul 71 81 107 80 85 81 11 1 82 88 65 71 108 Puma basketball 1973-74 . . . the narrow losses to Valpo and Butler that apparently wrote an end to post-season tournament hopes . . . then the stirring, almost shocking display of team excellence that buried Evansville here and propelled the Pumas into the NCAA tournament Evansville, Round I . . . Puma players and fans gleefully endure an eight-hour round trip to watch Pumas convincingly claim a regional title . . . Puma pride prevails while the Holiday Inn North learns that Puma spirit has the force of a tornado. Evansville, Round II. . . the outstanding team that brought everyone together to cheer them on . . . general shock among the Puma fans at the Southwest Missouri loss . . . and the typical never-say-die Puma spirit acknowledges a great season . . . The efforts of the coach and team, the spirit of the fans, the excitement of the sport all came together this year and the cry rang out We are Saint Joe’s. Thordsen . . . Little All- American, most valuable player in the ICC and the Great Lakes Regional ' irst row (left to right): Curtis Symonds, George Mills and Jim Matej. Second row (left to right): Jerry Klamrowski, Alan Rockwell and Kyle l iggs. Third row (left to right): Jim Thordsen, Bill Hogan and Stuart Caulkins. Fourth row (left to right): Dave Huneryager, Greg Stegeman, Ron ohnson and Pete Santana. iisin First row (left to right): John Grande, Jim Pittacora, John Flach, Dick Mitchell and Jerry Vahary. Second row (left to right): Dave Windau, Walter Prochno, Mike Noel, Mike Beatty and Bill Sobie. !) No! Kim ha JE STATE TOURN MEN ' ll 77; SJC 52; North Pari. 29 49 46 36 29 24 iois Institute of Technology 9 diana Central 46 a raiso � |j4- 39 eRg mffr % 34 NAT 10 NAEC ATJTOKI C TO U l|N A M E NT John Carn U. ' ytj’VafN ' telre Dame 94; Marquette 77; St. John ' s (Minn.) 71; Seton H ajjjij ya: St.HaVieis (Pa.) 32; SJC 27; Du(|nesne ; 2ot K ing ' s College 91; Dayton 8 iNTINGTON (IND.) TQUJ N AMENT Ed on (I pluntington ' 56 1 ; Urbgyfi (0.) SOV 2 : Olivet (III.) 42; SJC 401 2; Goshen 34 B ' M ACOLLKGIATE CONFERENCE 2 , Irn B || l 03; Del• g-Eva, I s dleeQyMM H Won 3 Lost 9 Marion (TricT) Illinois Circle EvansviH Maria i Indiana State Thomas More (Ky.) N. KentulfekSt. N. Kentucky St. Valparaiso n der¬ ma (Mich.) DePauw Wabash Grand Valley St. Indiana Central Won 15 Lost 13 5- 2 10 7- 9 4- 3 8 - 11 3-13 6 T T 3- 5 13-13 8- 5 3- 7 2 - 1 4- 3 4- 1 Bottom row (left to right): Ken Losin, Gary Rabb, Pete Emer, Tom Knipp, Bob Murphy, Dan Lahey, Mark Onesi, Jim Gambaiani, Barry Blane and Warren Gephart. Top row (left to right): Mark Hahn, Mike Devery, Kevin Boyle, Denny Stitz, Jeff Taylor. Mike Lichtfuss, Bill Zinser, Bill Edwards, Jerry Walsh, Marc Guzman, Mark Yogan, Jack Smith, Tim Kuhar and Jim Fattore. Soccer 1973-74 58 59 m First row (left to right): Andy Grossi, Terry Wetmore, Jerry Vahary, Rick Nieberding, Rick McNeely, Mark Hoying and Luis Diaz. Second row (left to right): Steve Hanas, Peter Ngatchu, A1 Miller, Nick Hubalik, A1 Roser, Bob Falloon, Steve Jakubowski and Ka Sing Cassi Cheung. Wff ' : X : ' .5£ WBEm 1 ' ■ ' , . r. [A. ’ ■•; v 4 .: ju� -.., t rK - «•� -■ ,� .; ' JL • ’ ' X 1 A X, � 5 . A ® ♦•VSt. V . V ; . ‘ ' ‘ ' T , • ' $%£? ' ■ ' ? 7 Vv ’ ' ;v -Vv . «l5s V ' ;7 V ■:•£ v : ■ ► f ' � A .% f ’ ‘ ;■ UMB_P£ : 4 Wl¥ afo;• ?T- :. .•. ••• - % ‘M; S gPlP g g( 4 ' v- ; f tt . ' 1 | ‘ • ««4 a ! ' Mffr?jt ssa P fSxS ■- ' ■ . : Xil w? • • vOi :■ m - Intramurals fm , _ Intramurals manage to get everyone into the act — athletic skill is handy, but not required. You don’t have to be a jock to experience the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, or the hilarity of I.M. •li V Clubs and Organizations PHI KAPPA: First row (left to right): Dave McLaughlin, Gail Fitch, Dennis Kearney, Pat Tielke, Mike Killian and Mike Hall. Second row (left to right): Dick Mitchell, Mike Slattery, Dave Korb, Pat Thompson, Greg Schmidt, Jim Fattore, Dave Loweke, Mike Lombard and A1 Waznis. Third row (left to right): Jim Alongi, Chris Schaden, Andy Grossi, Jeff Jones, Jeff Howard, John Kruse, Bob Englehart, Bill Rafferty, Ray Bellazzini and Jim Fagan. BUSINESS CLUB: First row (left to right): Ka Sing Cassi Cheung, Alana Ahmed, Mary Jo Lyon, Betsy Lowe, Mary Schueren and Chris Deppe. Second row (left to right): Dr. Burkey, Rich Dunn, Larry Bloemer, Mr. Scherb, Bob Steiner, Gail Fitch, Dennis Kearney, Peter Ngatchu, Andy Momper, Jim Doheny and Bill Maddocks. VETERANS’ CLUB: (left to right): Bill Mueller, Bob Meany, Howard Walker, Tom Jackson, Tom Waldron and John O’Brien. 76 WOWI: Kneeling: Pat Kearney. First row (left to right): John McGee, Curtis Symonds, Mel Bozell, Frankye Gemmer and Mark McLaren. Second row (left to right): Rick Manning, Ted Karpovich, Jim Muting, Jesse Chick, Robin Hartman and Bill Maddocks. LITTLE SISTERS: First row (left to right): Mary Lou Paluch, Linette Morris, Donna Nath, Ann Pantle and Patty Felicelli. Second row (left to right): Pam Campion, Cathy Pozorski, Kathy Flinn, Karen Meyne and Janice Weeks. Third row (left to right): Diane Polacheck, Joyce Werhand, Debbie Skeates and Phyllis Fitchorn. COURIER CLUB (top to bottom): Sharon Borger, Jane Hils, Ron James, Patti Driscoll, Frankye Gemrner, Ruth Wuebker, Kevin Ryan, Bob Werderitch, Mark Haberman and Dave Abbadini. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kim Lyon, Larry Bloemer, Ron Frankiewicz and Ron James. S.A. Secretary: Colleen Rattigan S.A. President: Ben Sponseller S.A. Vice-President: Gary Lupa S.A. Treasurer: Mike Slattery Senate President: Jay Hearty. MEASURE: Linda Erwin, Gary Burton, Glynis McManamon, Paul Zschokke and Eileen McGinnity. JOE ' S GIRLS: Sitting (left to right): Carol Gibbons, Kathy Olvanev and Sharon Vrabec. Standing (left to right): Elaine Wcisenberger, Mira Vucireeie, Eileen McGinnity, Kathy Brown, Mary Moran. Eileen Zhella, Jackie O Hara. Mary Hamilton and Colleen Loomis. 79 BLUE KEY: Sitting (left to right): Gerry Bara, Yvonne Tussing and Ken Wahnsiedler. Standing (left to right): Joe Zingaro, Ruth Wuebker, Jane Hils, Patti Felicelli, Pam Campion and advisor Mr. Davis. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: (left to right): Diane Miller, Jeff Unger, Debbie Ivan and Gerry Glassmeyer. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Frankye Gemmer, Patti Driscoll and Patti Ellis. HISTORY CLUB: First row (left to right): Casey Jones, Ken Wahnsiedler, Jane Hinton, Dave Abbadini and Jay Hearty. Second row (left to right): Dave Hoven, Gary Stewart, Jane Hils and Jane Bottorff. Third row (left to r ight): Dave Cassidy, Mary Lou Paluch, Andy Grossi, Mark Haberman, Mike Matochik, Ted Karpovich and Chuck Naumowich. ACCOUNTING CLUB: Ollie Mitchell, Ed Pritchard, Glynis McManamon, Gerry Bara and Bill Grace. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tim Milligan, Kevin Ryan, Mike Killian and Sara McCarthy. CHEMISTRY CLUB: First row: Dr. Rodia. Second row (left to right): John Franklin, Joyce Werhand and Tim Schiel. Third row (left to right): Mark Heinen, John O’Brien and Don Karpiak. Fourth row (left to right): Jake Ginalski, Harry Jones and Bob Murphy. Fifth row (left to right): Louise Roland and Sophia Rybak. Sixth row (left to right): Patti Mayer, Colleen Rattigan, Dave McLaughlin and Dick Hoying. Standing (front to back): Ann Funk, Donna Schuetzner, Carol Czepiel, Bob Benesh and Dave Kunces. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting (left to right): Frankye Gemmer and Tom Maniscalo. Standing (left to right): Joe Moroni and Matt McGee. CHICAGO CLUB: First row (left to right): Ann Pantle, Kathy Flinn, Carol Hospodka and Eileen Zbella. Second row (left to right): Dave Loweke, Joe Stengele, Jeff Schuetzner, A1 Waznis, Donna Schuetzner, Ron Hospodka and Paul Stein. EDUCATION CLUB: First row (left to right): Fran Vergo, Joe Zingaro, Carol Gibbons, Diana Schubert and Patti Ellis. Second row (left to right): Mary Lou Paluch, Deb Ray, Pam Campion, Marilyn Felicelli, Eileen Wade, Anita Leonard, Cheryl Manno, Casey Jones, Bonnie Payne and Tim Ritter. STUFF: Clockwise: Alon Prunty, Co-Editor; Robin Hartman, Sports Editor; Tom Backofen, Co-Editor and Liz McGinnity, Co-Editor. Stage play production is an art which combines lighting, scenery, careful planning and the talent of ambitious players within a neatly orchestrated fashion to capture the emotions of the audience. Saint Joseph’s Columbian Players injected an unmistakable aura of professionalism into their 1973-74 stage productions, thanks to long hours of practice, revision, improvement and more practice. COLUMBIAN PLAYERS: First row (left to right): Mark Bolla and Jerry Mignerey. Second row (left to right): Paul Williams, Jan Simonelli, Joyce Moran, John McGee, Kathy Duffy, Ray Joyal, Mr. Walsh and Dr. Cappuccilli. Third row (left to right): Deb Frantz, Wynell Colbert, Nona Bottoms, Mary Cross, Yvonne Tussing and Kathy Flinn. Fourth row (left to right): Vernon Johnson, Frank Tunk, Pat Kearney, Jim Mignerey, Sue Matuszak, Lutrell Jolly, Mary Schueren, Bill Nordenbrock, Greg Wilkins, Don Kuchta, Joe Deardorff, Kathy Romanko, Sue Becker, Tom Lee, Linda Erwin, Kathy O’Brien, John Oliver, Phil Simon and Mrs. Cappuccilli. 87 We’re relatively small with just over 1,000 students, but there always seems to be plenty to keep us busy — tomorrow’s test, yesterday’s paper, plus mixers and dorm parties. Still, there are times when there’s a chance to be alone — times when you can think and form your own opinions about what is wrong and what is right about life — especially your own. When walking through the snow-carpeted grotto, while sitting in the chapel, when feeling the isolating silence of a spring shower, and sometimes even when you ' re in the middle of an Aquinas party, you can feel the peacefulness of solitude. A year at Saint Joseph’s gives you time to acquire part of a much-needed education; but it also gives you time to seek, and maybe find, a deeper meaning in your life. Graduation Little 500 Highlites II Mardi Gras Roaring 2O’s Weekend 93 You know that VThEY ' RE. having A [FACULTY- STUDENT |CAMPUS CLEANUP l DAY HERE NEXT WEEK? yyiAHT® 1 SOME KIDS TusT Told ME IT AIN’T THE First tme they’ve Gotten! together OVER 6AR6A6E! EAT IT UP, MAX! sA ARA’5 10 ComMAWMs] V f ' n? - THOU SHAUT HOT have STRANGE MTAT dH WEDNESDAY tt THOU SHALT HOT EVEN 21 -ST ISHAUT KEEP HOLY THB FISH- DAY -s tw? STT Thou 5HALT not ABUSE FISH on Wednesday 3ZH THOU SHALT Hot EAT STEEL 8UT FISH mr thou shalt mot liet A OUT OUR GREAT FISH 3£ Thou SHALT Mot covet 7h y HE 1 GHBOR’S FISH X thou shalt not covet TW neighbor ' s Good fish Each semester it becomes harder and harder to pick up my books and return to Saint Joe’s. I’ve spent fifteen years in one school or another, and many times I become tired of the same old routine. SJC 3 St. Francis SJC 3 Purdue SJC 6 Marian SJC 1 Grace SJC 2 Indiana SJC 2 Purdue-Calumet SJC 2 Wabash SJC 1 St. Meinrad SJC 0 Ball State SJC 0 Valparaiso SJC 4 Butler Won 4 Lost 6 Tied So, today I played some ball and rode my bike. I forgot all the hassles of the everyday routine and just enjoyed life! � � ■ VS: • . Jr fsjFriL .. ■ • it ' .. +1 t? •,.v • - X w w ■� - M V -•� V ■ Sometimes I know my priorities are all wrong. But I’m really not sure what should have priority — studying to ace a bio test or chucking the books and heading for the nearest party. I guess I just don’t know whether college is to learn about myself or just to learn. 101 106 Why come all the way from Puerto Rico, New Jersey or even Chicago? There’s just something about this place — maybe it really is the people that makes it worth every inch of the way. r H V j, The next time you write the day’s date on the title page of your paper or on a check, look at it closely. That exact date will only occur once in your lifetime and it only exists for 24 hours. What are you going to do about it? 108 i 11 wr W w k pA lj f tl A ■ ' j£- f ' )l •g T) , ■ M Y ' fl Cf --J WL Yf Alter one of those weeks that are better forgotten —after you get that overdue paper into his faculty mailbox, finish the last sentence and hand in the blue book, give up on the experiment that just won’t work out — get out of the rut and into what matters. 112 Bm ! ' - 1 Ipg : . Little I ■ m:-. 500 • ■ -; Racing brings an electrical charge of excitement, tension and expectancy to the drivers, pit crews, car owners and fans. This was the dominant mood at noon on April 20, 1974, as 28 Go-Karts roared past the waving green flag to inaugurate the third annual Little 500. There followed three hours of sunshine, droning engines, fleeting moments of joy followed by frustration, skidding tires and several unfortunate accidents. But at 3 p.m., the expert driving of Dan Cuney and Joe Zingaro brought the Stenger I home four laps ahead of the field and into possession of the $500 first place money. By the time the smell of rubber and gasoline had left the track, sunburned alumni and students packed up their picnic lunches and headed to Halleck Center for that evening’s final big dance of the school year. At first glance the academic calendar is just another eight months of being a college student. It loses a lot when you look at it that way. Each one of those days will only occur once and nothing in the world could be more valuable than those seemingly endless 24-hour time spans. In August, this year seemed like too many days. Now, it was too few. . : ' 123 1973-74 wasn ' t one year or two semesters or weeks and weeks and weeks. It was a lot of little ' every days — every day the same, but no two days alike. 124 Faculty and Administration Clockwise: Dr. Rodia, Chemistry Fr. Heckman, Chemistry Mr. Kasky, Accounting Mr. Hahn, Librarian Clockwise: Dr. Fogel, Economics Mr. Brinley, Philosophy Fr. Rueve, Mathematics Dr. Cappuccilli, Communications and Theatre Arts Mr. Broussard, Accounting-Finance 4 X ■ ' 1 V 1 1 --- Clockwise: Fr. Schroeder, Director of Seminarians Fr. Kostka, Chaplain of the College Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Post Office Fr. Kalicky, Spiritual Director of Seminarians Dr. Sleeman, Geology Dr. Downard, History S4 Xe tea Cs m Ba “ l|4«j jgg Wi 118 IP IS . 7 | Fr 87 S Ra | � c M | « —.U?‘I 7 -■ : s -i«3 • ti Pay UaS hg ' U|� MujjjM p,| 139 Clockwise: Mr. Weinert, Physical Education Dr. Luzay, French Mr. Zawodny, Director of Computer Center Fr. Gerlach, History and German 142 Clockwise: Mr. Kelly, Business Administration Fr. Shea, History Fr. Dreiling, Physics Dr. Chesak, Mathematics and Physics Mr. Lavery, Associate Director of Development 143 Clockwise: Fr. L. Heiman, Music Fr. Lang, Classical and Foreign Languages Dr. Mehall, Biology Dr. Wood, Philosophy 145 Clockwise: I BLJ mitLiU- Mr. Ledvina, Sociology Fr. Druhman, English Dr. Ryan, Sociology Mr. Womelsdorff, Political Science Fr. Gilbert, Mathematics Clockwise: Dr. Jones, Biology Fr. Ruschau, Physics Fr. Cera, Romance Languages Fr. Joyce, Theology Brother Marling, Mathematics Fr. Siegrist, Biology 5 “ N.-r? Seniors David Abbadini History James Alongi Accounting James Aurelio Biology-Chemistry William Bal Business Gerard Bara Accounting-Finance Redric Beard Business Debra Bergen English Michael Berges Psychology Paul Bergman Biology Cheryl Bernardi Psychology 150 Mary Cross English Laura Cusick Elementary Education Betty Dawson Elementary Education Jerry Demerly Finance Alan Denney Finance The four years, the countless minutes that brought us to our senior year at Saint Joe’s. Three years ago this place was new — everything was exciting and different. We learned all about dorms and 8 o’clock classes and blue books and SAGA and chapel cafeteria. We learned about Pumas and games and beer blasts. And everyone was older and we were younger and the year dragged and the year flew . . . Dan Bradley History Richard Briede Business Deborah Brockert Psychology Janet Brooks Elementary Education Stephen Butler History Edward Carter Business Stuart Caulkins Physical Education Gerald Ciresi Business Patrick Collins Elementary Education Kevin Crimmins Business 151 John Diederich Finance Gregory Diem Business Marcella Dreiling Math-Music Patti Driscoll Business Richard Dunn Business William Edwards Accounting Nancy Egan Mathematics Patricia Ellis English C. Kelly Endres Business Robert Falloon Accounting-Finance Patricia rehcelh Elementary Education Deborah Flinn Elementary Education Thomas Fontaine Business Michael Gadus Accounting Nancy Galm Business James Gambaiani Math-Computer James Gartland Business 152 Susan Gavin English 153 Margaret Gratner Physical Education Alicia Green Sociology Judy Haas Mathematics Thomas Hall Psychology Larry Hanneman Accounting Thomas Hardiman Accounting Barbara Hasser Elementary Education George Hearty Business Mary Heffernan Business Roger Gaw Business Frances Gemmer English Ronald Gerberi Business William Grace Accounting People were starting to ask When are you going next year? The answer wasn’t Saint Joe ' s. And soon enough we got the feeling that streaking, all- night poker games, smoke- filled rooms and getting thrown in the pond were becoming things of the past. Maybe we were getting old . . . mavbe. James Heinen Political Science William Hogan Business Patricia Hogle El ' em enlary Eilucalion Marianne Hollern Psychology Bernadette Horwath A ccounting- Computer David Hoven History Kn liard Hoying Chemistry Nicholas Hubalik Biology 154 W David Huneryager Economics Stephen Jakubowski Accounting Gwendolyn Johnson Speech Karen Johnston History Julie Jones French-Psychology Donna Julian English Patrick Kearney Business Linda Keefe Elementary Education Frances King Elementary Education Gerard Kraemer Phy sical Education . ) i ' jl Patrick Lally History Carol Lane Mathematics William Larger Philosophy Thomas Lawn Biology Thomas Lee S[ eech 155 V • ' • ■ • Michael Lichtfuss Nicholas Lorenzini Business Kenneth Losin Mathematics James Lull Psychology Gary Lupa Kathryn Mack Political Science Nancy Magero Elementary Education Thomas Maniscalo Accounting Raymond Marcotte History Fred Maria ni Physical Education Daniel Mathews Business Kevin McCarthy Mathematics Susan McCarthy Elementary Education Barbara McConnell Sociology Raymond McDonald Psychology Paul McElroy Accounting Matthew McGee Biology-Chemistry Thomas McGivem History Mark McLaren Political Science So we came to find the reasons and the answers. If we haven’t found them yet, we may find them later, but not here. We can never walk down the steps of Halleck or the road to Drexel as Saint Joe students again. We may not have the answers to take with us, but we have the experiences and the memories. mMu i mm; 1 ' ' fiirff : trtt-|iniiai|i -r i£ ■ ■’•• . ... t. ■rv.i.; V T.w7’ : •• :- • Nr .« ' •- .. ‘ V • a ' r %.■ • • � • . ■ r v v - 7-- £ • . ;.v. ,.♦; -«■ � • • 3? - •• ' •• v-, s!h ■ .♦ ' vpfc ' ■ ? . ' ■?’% V N 1 158 I I Brian McMillin Business Michael McNamara Business Robert Meany Chemistry Jerome Mignerey Speech Mark Miller Business Oliver Mitchell Sociology William Murphy Business Thomas O’Donnell History Kathy Olvaney Elementary Education Mark Onesi Sociology 159 James Owens Business Joseph Pallotta Business Alan Placek Business John Porter Psychology Edwin Pritchard Mathematics Robert Pyrce Economics Clemence Rachel Mathematics James Randall Psychology Robert Rattay English Deborah Ray Elementary Education William Reagan Physical Education Wayne Regler Accounting-Finance Robert Rizzuto Finance James Robinson History Alfred Roser Business Richard Rudowski Theology Leone Ryan Elementary Education Dominic Sacramento Psychology James Saluke Psychology Karen Schoertbachler Music 160 1 f T J y ' £- Y • ' ' ■ •;• • -I y..‘.;.-?;’.vV- I . ■ $ � 6 ii� i Mark Schriver English Jerome Schroeder Accounting Mary Schroeder Elementary Education Jeffrey Schuetzner Finance Tim Shindeldecker Business Leslie Silver Psychology Anita Singleton Psychology Leonore Skonecki Music Ruben Soria Mathematics Ben Sponseller English 162 Robert Steiner Business Gary Stewart Business Cheryl Strempka Business Marilyn Sullivan Elementary Education John Sweeterman Accounting Joseph Tito Business Willie Turner Physical Education Yvonne Tussing Math■ Computer Gerald Vaughan English Michael Volk Business 163 This is a photojournalistic essay of past events, but each person on these pages is a mirror to the future, for hopes and dreams refined here are carried into the years ahead. We are now four years older, a hit wiser and ready to meet the challenges of a lifetime ahead with a lifestyle and principles shaped partially by our experience at Pumaville. Sharon Vrahee Elementary Edit ration Joseph Wahler Psychology Thomas Waldron Physical Education Thomas Wall Business 164 Believe me, you will miss Saint Joseph’s, intoned the commencement speaker. You’ll come hack here, but it won’t be as a student,” added the valedictorian. Never again will you rush to classes here, register for classes ... Sobering thoughts on this bittersweet day of graduation. You have met and mastered four years of academic challenges. That alone is a major achievement as you now prepare to meet still bigger challenges in the game of life. Your joy of accomplishment is intense, yet tempered by knowledge that this is your last day together as a class, and when you return to Saint Joseph’s, it won’t ever be quite the same again. m Patrons mnor: Mr. Buel T. Adams Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Emil Babiarz Bernard Balas Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Balsamo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Behnke Cyril A. Hrnjamin W i y Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berges ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Birkmeier G. F. Boe?h.n Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Bottorff Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Boyle . . Les Brandewie Insurance Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Carter Fred Christiana 4 9C Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mr. and Mrs. James E. ■ ■ ■ I $ ■ s Conroy’s Mr. and Mrs. John Coui Crossland Family W. J. Dane Family . R. L. Diem WS; Mrs. Eugene R. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ebbinghaus Norman E. and Rosalie A. Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Robert Emanuele I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Felicelli Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Fenters Mr. and Mrs. Roger Flinn Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foskett Mrs. Patrick L. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gadus Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Galm Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gartland Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gaw Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golden Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grande Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grossi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haas Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hearty Robin Ann Higinbotham W. A. Higinbotham Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Hils J. C. Hoess Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hospodka, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Max Howard Mr. and Mrs. Gayle E. Hoyt Imbert Huus, Jr. aM-S. : ,4. % fi ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Jackson _ hen A. Jakubowski Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Januzzi r y • ■7 J Mr. and Mrs. James B. Johnston T| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Juettner Mrs. James F. Kearney Mr. and Mrs, Richard F. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Keefe t 1 Ah iMr. and Mrs. James Kejler Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Klauser Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Klucker Mrs. Emilie Koslow Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krakovsky Carol F. Kremowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kuhar Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Leen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Liggett, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lowe Mrs. R. Loweke Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lull The Mack Family Mr. and Mrs. John L. Martin 170 rons Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mathews T. J. Mathews Dr. and Mrs. John A. Matochik, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McConnell Thomas and Mary McElroy Donald W. McKenney Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Meany James E. Miller Mrs. William A. Minarich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. James T. Moffitt Jerome C. Moran Raymond W. Murph Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Omahen John and Gloria Onesi Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. O’Reilly Dr. and Mrs. Fabian Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pecho James T. Pittacora, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ploetner Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Pufahl Charles and Leona Pyrce Mrs. C. J. Rachel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Radefeld Mr. and Mrs. Owen P. Rafferty Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Randall Mr. and Mrs. James D. Reagan Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Reedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Roser R. W. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ryan Silvio Sabaini Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schlater Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Schmid Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. John Shanahan Henry and Dorothea Siedlik Rae and Morris Silver Mrs. John Simkiss Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Simon HgjH| n J n Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Skonecki Mr. and Mrs. P. Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Lupfe Soria Mrj and Mrs. C. H. Spindler Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Sponseller Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Sroka Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sullivan Wallace W. Sweeterman 1 j l Hi Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Swiatkowski Mr. and Mrs. Ray Szkatulski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tatman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Tito Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tully Mrs. Elizabeth B. Vaughan and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall d Mrs. George K. Ward and Mrs. A1 Waznis and Mrs. Dale J. Weddle Mrs. Henry P. Welzien Mrs. Edward F. Werhand _ _.ilip J. Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witzke Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wright Marc J. Zawicki Index Faculty and Administrators Balice, V. — 130 Banet, C. —129 Bierberg, R. — 140 Brinley, D. —137 Broussard, A. — 137 Brown, C. —138 Brown, R. —138 Buck, J. —135 Burkey, R. — 76,147 Cappuccilli, R. — 87,137 Cera, R. — 146 Chesak, D. —142 Crowley, T. — 141 Davis, M. — 80,136 Dehn, S. —134 Downard, W. —138 Dreiling, B. — 142 Druhman, A. —145 Egan, A. — 131 Egan, J. —131 Esser, R. —147 Fogel, L. —137 Froelich, J. —131 Gaard, R. —135 Garreffa, L. — 141 Garrity, R. —129 Gerlach, D. — 139 Gilbert, P. —145 Gladu, G. — 129 Groppe, J. —136 Gross, R. —128 Hahn, D. —132 Heckman, N. —132 Heiman, A. — 140 Heiman, L. — 143 Hoover, D. —130 Hughes, J. —134 Jennings, W. — 39,131 Jones, D. —146 Joyce, E. —146 Kalicky, J. —138 Kasky, R. —132 Kelly, P. —142 Kenney, J. —133 Kenny, J. —147 Kerlin, C. — 140 • Kostka, L. —138 Kramer, W. — 147 Kreilkamp, H. —136 Lang, F. —143 Lavery, D. — 142 Ledvina, M. —145 Lennon, L. — 141 Luzay, J. —139 Marini, R. —136 Marling, J. —146 McCarthy, E. —140 Mehall, A. —143 Meiring, B. —135 Nichols, J. —129 Posey, J. — 144 Post, G. — 144 Reale, S. —133 Reichert, D. —133 Robbins, C. —128 Rodia,J.—82,132 Roof, E. —144 Rueve, C. —137 Ruschau, A. —146 Ryan, M. —145 Sawicki, F. —135 Scharf, R. — 63,134 Scherb, W. — 76,130 Schroeder, K. —138 Schuttrow, C. —144 Shanklin, R. —133 Shea, D. —142 Siegrist, U. —146 Sleeman, L. — 138 Staudt, W. —134 Verbrugge, W. — 131 Walsh, W. — 87,141 Weinert, J. —139 Wellman, P. —128 White, P. —128 Womelsdorff, C. — 145 Wood, R. —143 Wyen, L. —147 Zawodny, K. —139 Students Abbadini, D. — 78, 81,150 Ahmed, A. — 76 Alongi, J. — 76,150 Aurelio, J. —150 Backofen, T. — 83 Bal, W. —150 Bara, G. — 80, 81,150 Beard, K. — 39,150 Beatty, M. — 39, 53 Becker, S. — 87 Bellazzini, R. — 76 Benesh, R. — 82 Bergen, D. — 150 Berges, M. — 150 Bergman, P. —150 Bernardi, C. — 150 Bezold, T. — 39 Bickel, R. — 39 Blane, B. — 57 Bloemer, L. — 76, 78 Bolla, M. — 87 Borger, S. — 78 Bottoms, N. — 87 Bottorff, J. — 81 Boyle, K. —57 Bozell, M. — 39, 77 Bradley, D. — 151 Bregenzer, R. — 39 Briede, R. — 39,151 Brockert, D. —151 Brooks, J. — 151 Brown, K. — 79 Burton, G. — 79 Butler, S. — 151 Campion, P. —• 77, 80, 83 Carter, E. — 151 Cassidy, D. — 81 Caulkins, S. —49,151 Cheung, K. — 61, 76 Chick, J.—39, 77 Ciresi, G. — 151 Clemens, D. — 39 Colbert, W. — 87 Collins, P. — 151 Connors, T. — 39 Crimmins, K. — 151 Cross, M. A. — 151 Cross, M. E. — 87 Cusick, L. —151 Czepiel, C. — 82 Dane, T. — 39 Dawson, B. —151 Deardorff, J. — 87 DeLach, J. — 39 Demerly, J. — 151 Denney, A. — 151 Deppe, C. — 76 Devery, M. — 57 Diaz, L. — 61 Diederich, J. —152 Diem, G. — 39,152 Doheny, J. — 76 Dragich, R. — 39 Dreiling, M. — 152 Driscoll, P. — 78, 80,152 Duffy, K. — 87 Dunn, R. — 76,152 Edwards, W. — 57,152 Egan, N. —152 Ellis, P. — 80, 83, 152 Emer, P. — 57 Endres, C. — 39, 152 Englehart, R. — 76 Erwin, L. — 79, 87 Fagan, J. — 63, 76 Falloon, R. — 61,152 Fattore, J. — 39, 57, 76 Felicelli, M. — 83 Felicelli, P. — 77, 80,152 Fitch, G. — 76 Fitchorn, P. — 77 Flach, J. — 53 Flinn, D. —152 Flinn,K. —77,82,87 Foley, K. — 39 Fontaine, T. —152 Frankiewicz, R. — 78 Franklin, J. — 82 Frantz, D. — 87 Fraser, R. — 63 Funk, A. —82 Gadus, M. — 152 Galm, N. —152 Gambaiani, J. — 57,152 Gartland, J. — 152 Gavin, S. —152 Gaw, R. —153 Gemmer, F. — 77, 78, 80, 82,153 Gephart, W. — 57 Gerberi, R. —153 Gibbons, C. — 79, 83 Gilbert, G. — 39 Ginalski, J. — 82 Glassmeyer, G. — 80 Grace, W. — 81,153 Grande, J. — 53 Gratner, M. — 153 Green, A. —153 Griffin, J. — 39 Grossi, A. — 61, 76, 81 Guzman, M. —57 Haas, J. —153 Haberman, M. — 78, 81 Hahn, M. — 57 Hall, M. — 76 Hall, T. —153 Hamilton, M. — 79 Hanas, S. — 61 Hanneman, L. — 153 Hardiman, T. — 39,153 Hartman, J. — 77, 83 Hasser, B. —153 Hearty, J. — 78, 81,153 Heffernan, M. — 153 Heinen, J. —154 Heinen, M. — 82 Herrera, 0. — 39 Hils, J. — 78, 80, 81 Hinton, J. — 81 Hogan, W. — 49,154 Hogle, P. —154 Holland, R. — 39 Hollern, M. — 154 Homan, G. — 39 Homrich, T. — 39 Horwath, B. —154 Hospodka, C. — 82 Hospodka, R. — 82 Index Hoven, D. — 39, 81,154 Howard, J. — 76 Hoying, M. — 61 Hoying, R. — 82,154 Hubalik, N. — 61,154 Huneryager, D. — 49,155 Hushek, D. — 63 Igoe, J. — 39 Ivan, D. — 80 Jackson, T. — 76 Jakubowski, S. — 61,155 James, R. — 78 Johnson, G. — 155 Johnson, R. — 49 Johnson, V. — 87 Johnston, K. — 155 Jolly, L. — 87 Jones, C. — 81, 83 Jones, H. — 82 Jones, J. J. — 76 Jones, J. C. — 155 Joyal, R. — 87 Julian, D. —155 Kacmar, T. — 39 Karpiak, D. — 39, 82 Karpovich, T. — 77, 81 Kearney, D. — 76 Kearney, P. — 87,155 Kearns, J. — 39 Keefe, L. —155 Killian, M. — 76, 81 King, F. —155 Klamrowski, G. — 49 Knipp, T. — 57 Korb, D.—76 Kraemer, G. — 155 Kramer, M. — 39 Kruse, J. — 76 Kuchta, D. — 87 Kuhar, T. — 57 Kunces, D. — 82 Lahey, D. — 57 Lally, E. — 39 Lally, P. —155 Lane, C. —155 Larger, W. —-155 Lauraitis, J. — 39 Lawn, T. —155 Lee, T. — 87,155 Leonard, A. — 83 Lerch, S. —156 Lichtfuss, M. — 57,156 Lombard, M. — 76 Loomis, C. — 79 Lorenzini, N. — 39, 156 Losin, K.—57,156 Lowe, B. — 76 Loweke, D. — 76, 82 Lubinecky, M. — 39 Lukas, D. — 39 Lull, J. —156 Lupa, G. — 78,156 Lyon, K. — 78 Lyon, M. — 76 Mack, K. —156 Maddocks, W. — 76, 77 Magero, N. —156 Maltinsky, L. — 39 Maniscalo, T. — 82,156 Manning, R. — 77 Manno, C. — 83 Marcotte, R. —156 Mariani, F. — 39,156 Matej, J. — 49 Mathews, D. —157 Matochik, M. — 81 Matuszak, S. —87 Mayer, P. — 82 McCarthy, K. —157 McCarthy, S. A. — 81 McCarthy, S. M. — 157 McConnell, B. —157 McDonald, R. —157 McElroy, P. —157 McGee, J. — 77, 87 McGee, M. — 82,157 McGinnity, E. S. -— 79 McGinnity, E. C. — 83 McGivern, T. — 157 McGuire, K. — 39 McLaren, M. — 77,157 McLaughlin, D. — 76, 82 McManamon, G. — 79, 81 McMillin, B. —159 McNamara, M. — 63,159 McNeely, R. — 61 Meany, R. — 76,159 Metzger, R. — 39 Meyne, K. — 77 Michels, G. — 39 Mignerey, Ja. — 87 Mignerey, Je. — 87,159 Miller, A. — 61 Miller, D. — 80 Miller, M. — 159 Milligan, T. — 81 Mills, G. —49 Mingey, T. — 39 Mitchell, 0.-81,159 Mitchell, R — 53, 76 Momper, C. — 76 Moran, J. — 87 Moran, M. — 79 Morgan, M. — 39 Moriarity, M. — 39 Moroni, J. — 82 Morris, L. — 77 Mueller, W. — 76 Murphy, R. — 57, 82 Murphy, W. —39,159 Muting, J. — 77 Nath, D.— 77 Naumowich, C. — 39, 81 Newman, R. — 39 Ngatchu, P. — 61, 76 Nieberding, R. — 61 Noel, M. —39,53 Nordenbrock, W. —87 O’Brien, J. — 76, 82 O’Brien, K. — 87 O’Donnell, T. —159 O’Hara, J. — 79 Olewinski, L. — 39 Oliver, J. — 87 Olvaney, K. — 79,159 Onesi, M. — 57,159 Owens, J. — 39,159 Pallotta, J. —39,159 Paluch, M. —77,81,83 Pantle, A. — 77, 82 Payne, B. — 83 Perkins, G. — 39 Phillips, C. — 39 Pittacora, J. — 53 Placek, A. —160 Polacheck, D. — 77 Porter, J. — 160 Pozorski, C. — 77 Pritchard, E. — 81,160 Prochno, W. — 39, 53 Prunty, A. — 83 Pyrce, R. —160 Rabb, G.—39, 57 Rachel, C. —160 Rafferty, W. — 76 Randall, J. — 160 Rattay, R. -— 160 Rattigan, C. — 78, 82 Ray, D. — 83,160 Reagan, W. — 39,160 Reed, J. — 39 Regler, W. — 160 Riccardi, L. — 39 Ritter, T. — 83 Rizzuto, R. —160 Robinson, J. — 160 Rockwell, A. —49 Roland, L. — 82 Romanko, K. — 87 Roser, A. — 61,160 Rudowski, R. —160 Ryan, K. — 78, 81 Ryan, L. — 160 Rybak, S. — 82 Sacramento, D. — 160 Saluke, J. — 160 Santana, P. — 49 Schaden, C. — 76 Schiel, T. — 82 Schmidt, G. — 76 Schoenbachler, K. —160 Schriver, M. — 162 Schroeder, J. — 162 Schroeder, M. — 162 Schubert, D. — 83 Schueren, M. — 76, 87 Schuetzner, D. -— 82 Schuetzner, J. — 82,162 Sergi, F. — 39 Shindeldecker, T. — 39, 162 Silver, L. —162 Simon, P. — 87 Simonelli, J. — 87 Singleton, A. — 162 Skeates, D. — 77 Skonecki, L. —162 Slattery, M. — 76, 78 Smith, J. — 57 Sobie, W. — 39, 53 Soria, R. —162 Sponseller, B. — 78,162 Stegeman, G. — 49 Stein, P. — 82 Steiner, R. — 76, 163 Stengele, J. — 82 Stewart, G. — 81,163 Stitz, D. — 57 Strempka, C. — 163 Sullivan, M. —163 Sweeterman, J. — 163 Symonds, C. — 49, 77 Taylor, Ja. — 39 Taylor, Je. —39, 57 Thompson, Pi — 76 Thordsen, J. — 49 Tielke, P. — 76 Till, S. —63 Tito, J. —163 Tunk, F.—87 Turner, W. — 39,163 Tussing, Y. — 80, 87,163 Unger, J. — 80 Vahary, J. — 53, 61 Vaughan, G. —163 Veith, R. — 39 Vergo, F. — 83 Volk, M. —163 VonderEmbse, T. — 39 Vrabec, S. — 79,164 Vucicecic, M. — 79 Wade, E. — 83 Wahnsiedler, K. — 80, 81 Walder, J. — 164 Waldron, T. — 76, 164 Walker, H. — 76 Wall, T. —164 Wallyn, G. — 165 Walsh, G. — 57 Warwick, W. — 39 Waznis, A. — 76, 82 Weddle, M. — 165 Weeks, J. — 77 Weisenberger, E. — 79 Werderitch, R. — 78 Werhand, J. — 77, 82 Wetmore, T. — 61 Wiggs, K. — 49 Wilkins, G. — 87 Williams, P. — 87 Windau, D. — 39, 53 Wright, B. — 39 Wuebker, R. — 78, 80,165 Yamtich, D. — 39 Yogan, M. — 57 Zawicki, M. — 39 Zbella, E. — 79, 82 Zingaro, J. — 80, 83 Zinser, W. — 57,165 Zschokke, P. — 79 Zwartynski, M. — 165 Burger Chalet Campbell Printing Company Coast to Coast Stores Dale’s Texaco Falvey’s Stores for Men and Boys Fendig’s Rexall Drugs Long’s Gifts Mathew’s Southside Liquor Store 174 - -- Ribordy Drugs Prescriptions, Inc. Russell Jewelry Schultz Bros. Variety Store Sears, Roebuck and Co. Sno-Ball State Bank of Rensselaer Tot’s Toggery Wright’s Inc. IN MEMORIA M Dr. John Bucholtz 1935-1973 Jimmy Stewart 1953-1974 175 A YEAR ENDS Thus wt‘ end. Another year at Saint Joseph’s is finished. Although Saint Joe’s will be crawling with life again very soon. 1973-74 will forever be the same to us who made this past year a memorable one. The staff of Phase ' 74 has preserved the memories of this past year in a book so that in future years you will have a photojournalistie reminder of your days here — your roommate, your friends, your classes, Halleck, the pond, the grotto — in essence, your college years. Just as this year has come to an end, so has Phase ' 74. We, the Phase ' 74 staff, hope that this yearbook has captured some of your memories of 1973-74 — the memories that you can relate to and relive 50 years from now. Some of us may never walk around the pond again or stand waiting in the cafeteria line, but the memories will always be there — in our hearts and minds — the memories that we now have. Editor — CATHY CROSSLAND Assistant Editor — JOE WALDER Publications Manager — LES SILVER Artwork, Cover — Rick Boyle Copy — Eileen McGinnity Layout — Dorothy Colgan, Mary Schroeder Business Staff — Nancy Galm, Nancy Homan, Matt McGee Photographers Kevin Banet (color) Mark Bolla Mike Killian Ellen Mulerone Kathy Peterson Patience is a much-needed virtue in any yearbook advisor, which is one of the greatest assets of our advisor, Mr. Charles J. Sehuttrow. The Phase ' 74 staff thanks him for all the help and assistance he gave us in our times of need. We’d like to thank Mrs. Delores Sehuttrow for volunteering her services as our personal secretary. You did a great job! We also extend our sincere thanks to Mrs. Betty Fenters, Mr. Jim Bell (our yearbook representative). Root’s Photographers, and Taylor Publishing Company for making this yearbook a success. agawy 1 ! r %rp- •% 7 K - y ' Jfflj IttS ; |M ■ik j