St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

PHASE 75 St Joseph ' s Coll( Rensselaer, India | ' 1 ■ ' f ' | - «IhM Wm f | | 1 Jk I of the beauty that is Saint Joe’s. Reflections of another year gone by . . . V sjf ; f r No longer need she dream of our arriual. To be aliue . . . M All kinds of people And, the drama of 1974-75 22 V We make friends knowing the meaning of welcome 1974 Puma Football SJC 7 Mount Union 22 SJC 6 Wayne State 8 SJC 14 DePau u) 20 SJC 12 Evansville 29 SJC 14 Franklin 30 SJC 6 Wabash 26 SJC 12 Indiana Central 28 SJC 26 Butler 64 SJC WonO 3 Valparaiso 16 Lost 9 Indiana Collegiate Conference 33 37 The fans . . . priceless. 38 40 they gave their all . . . the real victory. On the inside . . . 41 takes even more time thinking and strength. Marching Band The practice seems endless. . . The performance ' •.. . � « . . ’•♦ •• . 4 .. . «. - 44 «. • 4 .. • 4 • . . ■ tfiNSiow l i u ' t tic urchasd w « ' «• ca.su Gators ) C.M. in th 1974-75 Puma Soccer SJC 1 Grace 9 SJC 0 St. Francis 0 SJC 8 Butler 2 SJC 2 Purdue-Calumet 5 SJC 0 Valparaiso 3 SJC 3 Butler 5 SJC 1 Valparaiso 0 Won 2 Lost 4 Tied 48 Homecoming 1974 1974 QUEEN and COURT (L to R) Barb Prindiuille Carol Gibbons QUEEN Sue M ally Cathy Crossland Liz M cGinnity 52 Puma pride parade . . . ADPV PI rti f,r •mm 4b 4 v ' IGER5 Vi - Wj ► N % %l NNr Homecoming . a time of alumni returning Showing not-get alumni why Saint Joe ' s is. 59 most loyal of the loyal! There are EXCITING games! ff-. ' jcr.- ' W rhP ' M Mm mip?{ - m mmm ' p tv: sfcyJs; itP .. . S£ % wm M ' PPPWiM- Ml Si k ' SJC 74 Grand Valley State 82 SJC 68 Grace 66 SJC 10 5 Purdue-Calumet 54 SJC 68 Cincinnati 81 SJC 89 Augsburg 82 SJC 90 Marian 81 SJC 78 Tri-State 57 SJC 101 Lewis 71 SJC 60 Muskingum 56 SJC 83 Franklin 75 SJC 72 Earlham 70 SJC 98 W abash 72 SJC 75 Valparaiso 56 SJC 84 Euansuille 74 Won 21 Indiana Collegiate Conference SJC 93 DePauw 70 SJC 84 Butler 74 SJC 91 Indiana Central 76 SJC 72 Eastern Illinois 60 SJC 74 Euansuille 73 SJC 92 DePauw 83 SJC 92 Butler 87 SJC 74 Indiana Central 86 SJC 81 Notre Dame 97 SJC 98 Wabash 65 SJC 68 Valparaiso 69 SJC 72 Xauier 77 SJC 96 Youngstown State ao i— SJC 52 Akron 58 Lost 7 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Someday there comes to eueryplace an outstanding individual who gives and gives. Jimmy Thordsen . . . Little All-American . . . Scholastic Athlete . . . four years of dedication . . . four years of giving . . . 76 In gratitude . . . The James Thordsen Scholarship . . . 78 82 A Mardi Gras A light way to start off a heavy second semester . . . - I J r 1974-75 Productions The Potting Shed The Boor The Zoo Story The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds Fiue One-Act Plays by Tennessee Williams 89 Front Row (L to R): Coach George Post, Mark Hahn, Daue Behnke, Greg Best, Nick Calo, Warren Gephart, Tim Kuhar, Barry Blane, Curt Symonds. Back Row-. Asst. Coach Bob Hayes, Steve Stitz, Jeff Taylor, Tom Conroy, Mark Oliver, Jerry Walsh, Denny Stitz, Jeff Schmiedebusch, Larry Kline, Kevin Boyle, Mark Krueger, Student Asst. Coach Bill Russell. Not present: Mark Yogan, Pete Emer. 1975 Puma Baseball 90 Pitching . . . clutch plays . . . spark finest sea son ever! . a ■ - - 4 «• ’■ ■■■■� ■■ . “ ' W- ■ s- l ■ :•• v ■ ., v • - •: — - ' ' ' • , 1 , ff w 5 V ' •• ' vi ' S ' ; ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ‘ nr J «■ i tfT. -H . ' • Kb ' ' i? i - . 92 SJC 3 Illinois Benedictine 5 SJC 1 Illinois Benedictine 0 SJC 7 Purdue-Calumet 4 SJC 5 Purdue-Calumet 3 SJC 2 Bellarmine (Kg.) 4 SJC 3 Bellarmine (Kg.) 2 SJC 1 Huntington (Ind.) 0 SJC 9 Huntington (Ind.) 4 SJC 0 Euansuille 2 SJC 0 Euansuille l SJC 7 Dagton 6 SJC 2 Dagton 8 SJC 3 Grace (Ind.) 2 SJC 4 Grace (Ind.) 3 SJC 7 Indiana Central q SJC 6 Indiana Central 8 SJC 6 Northeastern Illinois 5 SJC 8 Northeastern Illinois II SJC 4 Purdue 10 SJC 5 Purdue 3 SJC 0 Butler 5 SJC 2 Butler 7 SJC 0 Alma (Mich.) 1 SJC 2 Alma (Mich.) 4 SJC 5 DePauw 2 SJC 8 DePauw q SJC 9 Marian 3 SJC 9 Marian 3 SJC 7 Wabash 3 SJC 4 Wabash 1 SJC 4 Valparaiso 0 SJC 2 Valparaiso 0 SJC 6 Indiana Tech 0 SJC 9 Indiana Tech 0 SJC 1 No. Kentuckg State 4 SJC 2 Aquinas (Mich.) 1 SJC 5 Wright State (Ohio) 3 SJC 2 Aquinas (Mich.) II SJC 4 Marietta (Ohio) Iff SJC 3 So. Illinois-Ediuardsuille 2ff SJC 8 Wright State (Ohio) Sff SJC 1 Marietta (Ohio) 7ff SJC 3 Marietta (Ohio) Wff Won 27 Lost 16 Indiana Collegiate Conference NCAA Mideast Regional Congratulations on t i A JOB WELL DONE, PUMAS! % W ' 95 A faster race . . fast start The fastest finish . . . i. ■ An open mind, seuenty-fiue pigeons, eight rooms full of highly specialized equipment, thousands of man-hours of very hard work, Experimental Psychology oo . . . 104 explaining behavior. As you leave, after four years, there is still someone to welcome you . . . to lead you bach to the world outside Saint Joe ' s. 108 _ S ' For many years, the classroom has been their worlds now, the world will become their classroom.” Seniors They come . . . ... for four years, they Hue and learn . . . . . . they leave 112 THOMAS BACKOFEN Business DIANE BALSAMO Psychology DOUGLAS BAUER Biology-Chemistry THOMAS BEZOLD Accounting PAMELA BLAYDES French JANE BOTTORFF History BERNARD BRUSA Psychology BARBARA BYERWALTER Mathematics PETER BYRNE Music LINDA CAMPBELL Education PAMELA CAMPION Elementary Education LESTER CISNIEWICZ Geology SHIRLEY DEBROSSE History CHRISTINE DEPPE Business Administration JAMES DOHENY Business Administration JOSEPH DOUGHERTY History 114 DOROTHY COLGAN English JOSEPH CORSARO Finance MARY ELLEN CROSS English CATHY CROSSLAND Biology-Chemistry DANIEL CUNEY Geology CAROL CZEPIEL Medical Technology ROBERT DRAGICH Phys. Ed. S Business WILLIAM DRAZER Comm. S Theatre Arts EDWARD EKMAN Finance JEANNE EMANUELE English MARILYN FELICELLI Elementary Education GAIL FITCH Business Administration WILLIAM FLEMING Finance ANN FUNK Medical Technology EDWARD GALLAGHER Political Science JAMES GALLUZZO Physical Education CAROL GIBBONS Elementary Education PETER GILROY Biology JEFFREY GRAUL Political Science ANDREW GROSSI Political Science POLLY HAHNE Mathematics-Computer ■n H NPi 115 1 16 O. KENTON JACKSON Psychology GEORGE JONES History MARK HOYING Philosophy JAMES HOYING Comp. Science-Accounting MICHAEL HALL Accounting WENDY HARTER Economics ROBIN HARTMAN Communications JOSEPH HEIMANN Accounting JANE HINTON Sociology JEFFREY HOWARD Psychology ROBERT KANNEY Biology-Chemistry TED KARPOVICH Political Science DENNIS KEARNEY Business MARY ELLEN KREILKAMP Elementary Education MARY BETH KROUSE Sociology JOHN KRUSE History Accounting DONALD KUCHTA Comm. S Theatre Arts KATHY KOLAWIAK Accounting-Comp. Science EDWARD LALLY History JOSEPH LACIAK Accounting 1 17 1 18 DANIEL MANGEN Philosophy CHERYL MANNO Elementary Education RUTH MARCHINO Music KENNETH MARONI Business MICHAEL MATOCHIK History SUSAN MATUSZAK Comm. Theatre Arts PATRICE MAYER Medical Technology SARA MCCARTHY Business ELIZABETH MCGINNITY English TIM MILLIGAN Business Administration CRAIG LEEN Business Administration BARBARA LIGGETT Elementary Education JOE MACDONALD Comm. S Theatre Arts PATRICIA MADDEN French-Spanish SUSAN MALLY Psychology 1 19 RICHARD MITCHELL Psychology JOHN MITCHUM English JAMES MOFFITT Music MARY MORAN Elementary Education JOSEPH MULE Psychology DENNIS MUSIAL Music CHUCK NAUMOWICH History KEILA NAYLOR Political Science RODNEY NEWMAN Psychology RICHARD NIEBERDING History MICHAEL NOEL Geology JOHN O ' BRIEN Geology MARY O ' CONNOR Biology PAUL OSTROWSKI Business DAVID OWENS Economics They carry with them many memories and lessons experienced at SJC 120 121 GARY PAPSZYCKI Finance-Business DIANE POWE Sociology BARB PRINDIVILLE Psychology WILLIAM ' RAFFERTY Finance COLLEEN RATTIGAN Medical Technology TIMOTHY RITTER Elementary Education MARYELLEN ROBINSON Medical Technology ALAN ROCKWELL Business SUSAN ROGERS Elementary Education LOUISE ROLAND Biology KEVIN RYAN Finance-Accounting CHRIS SCHADEN Business GREG SCHMIDT Business Administration NICK SCHROEDER Accounting-Computer 122 DIANE SCHUBERT Elementary Education MARY SCHUEREN Accounting TED SCUDDER Business JACK SHANAHAN Business WILLIAM SIMKISS Finance-Accounting MIKE SLATTERY Economics TIM SLAUGHTER History STEVEN SLIZEWSKI Business Administration TOM SMILEY Biology-Chemistry BILL SOBIE Mathematics-Computer 124 GAIL SOUHRADA Sociology GARY SPEHAR Mathematics-Computer JANE SROKA Sociology GERHARD STAROST Finance JOANNA STRAZ Sociology-Psychology PAUL SULLIVAN Physical Education ROBERT SWIATOWSKI Business Administration TIM SZKATULSKI Accounting JAMES TAYLOR Business-Computer MARY TAYLOR History JAMES THORDSEN Physical Education JAMES THURSTON Finance SAMUEL TILL Finance JAMES TRAUB Sociology DONALD VACCARELLO Finance FRANCES VERGO Elementary Education PAUL VIGHI Business NANCY VON BENKEN Music TIM VONDER EMBSE Philosophy MARY LOU VORST Biology-Chemistry 126 to study other men’s dreams . . . time has come to step into their own, bringing them to reality. KAREN WITZKE Medical Technology PAUL WOESTE Philosophy LVN WOOLFORD Geology BRUCE WRIGHT Physical Education JOSEPH ZINGARO Elementary Education No longer will they need KENNETH WAHNSIEDLER Humanities HOWARD WALKER Biology PEG WALLACE Psychology RICHA RD WAMER Theology JANET WASSERMAN Music 127 and builders of dreams. 128 129 As they take their first firm step, may it be with the purpose of making their new world a world of people. . 132 - -- f REV. RAPHAEL GROSS Director of Fellows Program REV. LEONARD KOSTKA College Chaplain REV. WILLIAM STAUDT Director of Flalleck Center 00 GERALD GLADU Vice-President for Public Relations and Deoelopment DENNIS LAVERY Special Assistant to Office of Deuelopment ALFRED HENTSCHEL Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Some of the guys at the top. 133 135 ) 0mm JOHN KENNEY Athletic Trainer MARIE SCHULTZ, L.P.N. Assistant Director of Health Seruice DIXIE GREEN, R.N. Assistant Director of Health Service MICKIE SEDAN Switchboard Operator i JAMES NOVAK Director of Food Service RICHARD SCHARF Director of Athletics MRS. DUNN House Mother REV. JOHN KALICKY REV. KENNETH SCHROEDER Directors of Seminarians 136 REV. NORMAN HECKMAN Chemistry DR. ANDREW MEHALL Biology REV. WILLIAM KRAMER Chemistry Where would education be without the educators? 14 1 WILLIAM VERBRUGGE Computer Science KENNETH ZAWODNY Director of Computer Center REV. BONIFACE DREILING Computer and Physics Keeping up with the Computer Age. —— Wllli_lull DR. JOSE LUZAY French REV. FREDERICK LANG Classical Languages DONALD BRINLEY Philosophy The thinkers 147 MICHAEL DAVIS Geology DR. LYLE SLEEMAN Geology DR. WILLIAM DOWNARD History DR. JOHN POSEY History Ba Ra 1 149 ioas so easy, hou could you miss it? REV. PHILIP GILBERT Mathematics REV. AMBROSE RUSCHAU Physics 1 52 The answer 154 REV. LAWRENCE HEIMAN Music RICHARD SHANKLIN Music REV. RALPH VERDI Music profs aren’t You mean always profs ? 155 WILLIAM JENNINGS Football Coach Physical Education Mm Cam GEORGE POST Baseball Coach S Physical Education JOHN WEINERT Basketball Coach Physical Education CLAYTON WOMELSDORFF Political Science MICHAEL LEDVINA Sociology 156 LAWRENCE LENNON Psychology DR. JAMES KENNY Psychology According to Freud . . . 15 7 A theology major with a sociology minor? Ridiculous! DR. MARTIN RYAN Sociology REV. JAMES FROELICH Theology REV. RUDOLPH BIERBERG Theology A 1 L A.i M mk 158 Packing . . . not just clothes and things . . . but also memories . . . 160 162 and memories of student life . . at times, so frustrating . . . of good times and book times. 164 168 . . special events remembered for potential ' not impact 169 -? r T 1 171 As they bid each other farewell, the campus again begins to drowse . . . slipping into sleeping beautiness and dreams of people who were and people who will be the people who are Saint Joe’s . . . . . . all the beautiful people. . . . all the great people . . . ' ’I Bro. John Hans Kreuzhermes Bro. John Marling John Red” Kenney 1 Ip M emoriam Patrons I | Mr. and Mrs. John S. Adam Mr. and Mrs. Emil Babiarz Dr. and Mrs, N. J. Balsamo ,1 5 Henry E. Bezold 4 ' Denis L. Bowsher ■ MSOBSmt Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Boyle Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brune Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Campion Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Cisco, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Collins Mr. and Mrs. John Courtney Mr. and Mrs. William Crotty Mr. and Mrs. Cyril DesJean Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Dougherty Elizabeth Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Dybalski Dr. Thomas Edwards 1 ' Fr. Rufus Esser, C.PP.S. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P Felicelli Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fenters Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Flinn Raymond Gajewski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gibbons Afidrew M. Grossi Mrs. John J. Guilfoy Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Gunning Herbert and Mary Helm Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Hits Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Holan Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hopper Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hospodka, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Imbert Huus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Januzzi Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Juettner Mr. and Mrs. John Karpovich Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kidd Joe and Ann Knazur L. J. Kostka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kuhar Mr. and Mrs. George Kulawiak Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Leen, Jr. The Lennon Family Mr. and Mrs. Keith Liggett, Sr. Mrs. R. Loweke Dr. Joseph Luzay Ph.D.-Lit.D.-LL.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maciejewski Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Manning Atty. and Mrs. John Masternick Dr. and Mrs. John A. M atochik, Jr. Donald W. McKenney Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. M eany Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. James T. Moffitt The Richard J. Murtaugh Family Mr. and Mrs. Adam Musial Rose N. Nesius wC Rodney L. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olewinski Dr. and Mrs. Fabian Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Joe Q. Pindell Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ploetner Mr. and Mrs. Owen P. Rafferty Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ramker Mr. and Mrs. Terrence A. Reedy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scallon Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schlater Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Schmid Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schmidt D. Schultz Aunty Marne Selby Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shanahan Mrs. John Simkiss Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spehar Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Szatulski Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vonder Embse Mr. and Mrs. Jack Von Benken Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Walker Coach Weinert Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wright Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zgonc FACULTY AND Roof, E.—I37 ADMINISTRATORS Rueve, C.—I5I Ruschau, A.— 52 Ryan, M.— 158 Bailee, V.—145 Sawlcki, F. —144 Banet, C.—130 Scharf, R.—136 Blerberg, R.—158 Scherb, W.— 139 Brlnley, D. —147 Schroeder, K.—136 Broussard, A.— 138 Schultz, M.—135 Buck, J.—I34 Schuttrow, C.—142 Burkey, R.—139 Sedan, M. —135 Cappuccilli, R.—142 Shanklln, R. —154 Cera, R.—146 Shea, D.—150 Crowley, T.—138 Shroyer, C. —137 Dauls, M. — 149 Sleeman, L. — 149 Dehn, S. — 134 Staudt, W.— 132 Downard, W.—149 Verbrugge, W. — 143 Drelllng, B. —143 Verdi, R.—154 Druhman, A.—145 Walsh, W.—I42 Dunn, Mrs. — 136 Welnert, J. —156 Egan, A.— 153 White, P.—I30 Egan, J. — 153 Womelsdorff, C. —156 Esser, R. —145 Froellch, 1—158 Zawodny, K. —143 Gaard, R. — 139 Garrlty, R. —130 STUDENTS Gerlach, D. — 146 Backofen, T. — 113 Gilbert, P.—I52 Balsamo, D.—113 Gladu, G.—I33 Bauer, D. —113 Green, D. — 135 Baugh, R. —49 Groppe, J. —145 Behnke, D. —90 Gross, R.— 132 Best, G.—90 Hahn, D.—I34 Bez old, T.—1 3 Hayes, W.—90 Blane, B. —90 Heckman, N. —141 Blaydes, P. —113,53 Helman, A.—148 Bottorff, J. —113 Helman, L. —154 Boyle, K. —90 Hentschel, A.—133 Brusa, B. — 113 Hoover, D. —150 Bush, M. —49 Hughes, J. —131 Byerwalter, B. —113 Jennings, W.—155 Byrne, P. —113 Kallcky, J. —136 Calo, N.—90 Kasky, G.— 138 Campbell, L. —113 Kelly, P.—I40 Campion, P. —113 Kenney, J. — 135 Cheung, C.—49 Kenny, J. —157 Clsnlewlcz, L.—113 Kerim, C.—I46 Colgan, D. —114 Kostka, L.—132 Conroy, T. —90 Kramer, W.—I4I Corsaro, J. —114 Krellkamp, H. —150 Cross, M.—114 Lang, F.—147 Crossland, C. — 114,52 Lavery, D.—133 Cuney, D. —114 Ledvlna, M. —156 Czeplel, C.—114 Lennon, L. —157 DeBrosse, S.—114 Luzay, J. —147 Deppe, C.—114 Marini, R. — 139 Dickens, A. —53 Marling, J. —151 Doheny, J. —114 McCarthy, E.— 148 Dougherty, J. —114 Mehall, A.—141 Draglch, R. —II5 Melring, B. —144 Drazer, W.—II5 Moore, T. —134 Ekman, E. —115 Nichols, J. — 148 Emanuele, J. —II5 Novak, J. —136 Fellcelll, M.—115 Posey, J. — 149 Fitch, G.—115 Post, G.—156,90 Fleming, W.—II5 Reichert, D.—144 Funk, A. —II5 Robbins, C. —131 Gallagher, E. —II5 Galluzzo, J. —II5 Papszyckl, G.—121 Gephart, W .—90 Powe, D.—121 Gibbons, C. — 115,52 Prlndivllle, B. — 121,52 Gilroy, P. —II5 Rafferty, W .—121 Graul, J. — II5 Ramker, G.—49 Gross!, A .—115 R attlgan, C.—121 Hahn, M .—90 Ritter, T.—I22 Hahne, P. —II5 Robinson, M .—122 Hall, M.—116 Rockwell, A.—122 Harter, W.—116 Rogers, S.—122 Hartman, R .—116 Roland, L.—I22 Helmann, J .—116 Russell, W .—90 Hinton, J .—116 Ryan, K.—122 Howard, J .—116 Schaden, C.—122 Hoylng, J .—116 Schmidt, G.— 122,49 Hoylng, M.—116 Schmledebusch, J .—90 Jackson, 0 .—116 Schroeder, N.—122 Jones, G .—116 Schubert, D.—124 Kanney, R.—117 Schueren, M .—124 Karpovich, T. —II7 Scudder, T.—124 Kearney, D.— II7 Shanahan, J.—124 Kindle, K.—49 Slmklss, W.—124 Kline, L .—90 Slattery, M .—124 Kolawlak, K. —II7 Slaughter, T.—124 Krellkamp, M.—II7 Sllzewskl, S.—124 Krouse, M. —II7 Smiley, T.—124 Krueger, M.—90 Soble, B.—124 Kruse, J. —II7 Souhrada, G .—125 Kuchta, D. —II7 Spehar, G .—125 Kuhar, T .—90 Sroka, J.—125 Laclak, J .—117 Starost, G.—125 Lally, E.—II7 Stltz, D .—90 Leen, C.—118 Stltz, S .—90 Leftwlch, G .—53 Straz, J.—125 Liggett, B.—118 Sullivan, P.- — 12 5 MacDonald, J.—118 Swlatowskl, R.—125 Madden, P.—118 Symonds, C .—90 Mally, S.—118.52 Szkatul ski, 1.—125 Mangen, D.—118 Taylor, James—125 Manno, C .—118 Taylor, Jeff—90 Marchlno, R.—118 Taylor, M.—125 Maroni, K.—118 Thordsen, J. — 126,76-79 Marzke, R .—49 Thurston, J.—126 Matochlk, M .—118 Till, S.—I26 Matuszak, S.—118 Traub, J.—126 Mayer, P.—II8 Vaccarello, D.—126 McCarthy, S.—118 Vahary, J .—49 McGInnlty, F. — 118,52 Vergo, F.—126 Milligan, T.—118 Vlghl, P.—I26 Mitchell, R.—119 Von Benken, N.—126 Mltchum, J .—119 Vonder Embse, T.—126 Moffltt, J .—119 Vorst, M .—126 Moran, M.—119 Wahnsledler, K .—127 Mule, J .—119 Walker, H.—I27 Murphy, C .—53 Wallace, P.—I27 Muslal, D .—120 Walsh, J.—90 Naumowlch, C.—120 Warner, R .—127 Naylor, K.—120 Wasserman, J.—127 Newman, R.—120 Wlete, M.—49 Nleberding, R. — 120,49 Wise, K.—49 Noel, M.—120 Wltzke, K.—127 O ' Brien, J.—120 Woeste, P.—127,49 O ' Connor, M .—120 Wool ford, L.—I27 Oliver, M.—90 Wright, B.—127 Ostrowskl, P.—120 Zlngaro, J .—127 Owens, D.—120 Zschokke, P .—49