St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

■4- � AAV 30 in ill ki � 4 a 181 d 28 16 15 27j n Jf. f ' l ' 29 22 nun i13j s 12 11 3 juk 17 111 DEO tTTu INDEX Halleck Student Center Main Chapel Dwenger Hall (Health Center) Schwieterman Hall Halas Hall Bennett Hall Noll Hall Drexel Hall 5 Arts and Science Building 20 Laundromat Wmmw 6 Fieldhouse 21 Maintenance Building ws wr 7 Raleigh Hall 22 Powerplant 1 v. in ' . 8 Xavier Hall 23 Tennis Court Administration Building 24 Track Field ' tJmHi 9 Gaspar Hall 25 Football Field 10 Merlini Hall 26 Baseball Field 11 Post Office 27 Grotto CVu, 12 Computer Center 28 Justin H. Oppenheim Hall I 13 Aquinas Hall 29 Water Tower « 14 Seifert Hall 30 Lake Banet Cm 11 wfff ,1 f 15 Gallagher Hall 19 H n £kSS jt Each person is a star in his own special way, whether as a leader, a doer, or a planner. 8 1 We come to Saint Joe’s to find out what it’s like to be a star. In The Beginning. . . 18 Everything is confusing. You are assigned a group and handed a schedule. You ask yourself “Why?” Why are you here and is it all worthwhile?. . .and then you meet a friend and by sharing your confusion you manage to straighten everything out. Before long, you’re calling this your home. 19 4 Monte Carlo Weekend “You just can’t trust anyone!” 22 23 Homecoming ’77 At last all the planning, hard work and anticipation give way to the excitement and pride of the day . . . the parade, the game, the queens and their courts, all the festivities of Homecoming. 24 Homecoming Court Front Row: Mara Pindell, Queen Irene Farrell and Dawn Feely. Back Row: Dee Conroy, Lori Franklin and Jeanne Hartnett. 26 I X Halloween 29 Nostalgia has become tradition. One weekend a year we break out the saddle shoes and bear grease and recreate the era we all long to have been a part of . . . and the world twists on. “Low”-lights I What made 1977 different from 1976? Or from any other year? On a discouraging day, you sometimes feel like there’s no way to mark the passage of time from one week to the next, especially when you’re surrounded by the endless Rensselaer cornfields. Throughout semester one, there were many small events that weren’t very “significant,” but that helped keep track of those fleeting days and caused us to say . . . “That was the weekend that . . or . . . “they were painting the water tower then . . . . “Core XI had just opened.”.“I had just seen that guy from the soap opera.”.“It was after the sop homore hay ride.” .“Gallagher was having the floor hockey marathon.” . . . . . . “Larry Garrett, the hypnotist, had just made believers of half the student body — well, at least Kent.”.or. . . “That was the day of fall follies Sports -T Baseball Puma Pride and Puma Power have always been the keys to our success in baseball. 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Middle row: Don Steinhilber, Don Nadeau, Dave Caldwell, Steve Stitz, Enrico Heirman, Nick Calo, head coach George Post, Floyd Bentley, Kirk Adams, Mike Luck, Mike Dermody, Leo Pryma. Back row: manager Mark Krueger, Bob Ellis, John Bauman, Tom Conroy, Mike Haynes, Tony Pechin, Bob Nicholas, Neil Brown, Kevin Sims, Doug Knutson, George Ushela, Dennis Grady, assistant coach Bob Hayes. 41 Men’s Basketball Coach Waggoner wore the victory grin often this year. Fans watched the Puma cagers swish into action at the beginning of the season and continue a swift running and jumping, dunking and dribbling game to the last. There were some unique memories for the players — a flurry of game cancellations due to winter snowstorms and a four-night “vacation” spent stranded in a hotel conference room. And all of us will remember the plane crash that brought death to the Evansville team that always was a formidable rival. Downey shows how easy it is. f, ' fl . ■ , Jmmh II I k .«. W ' ’ §F .. Season Record 19-8 SJC 91 lUPU-Fort Wayne 75 SJC 90 Northeastern (III.) 77 SJC 95 Grace 62 SJC 90 Indiana State-Evansville 78 SJC 79 Western Illinois 100 SJC 53 Quincy 71 SJC 93 Montana State 83 SJC 72 Notre Dame 108 SJC 79 Illinois Benedictine 65 SJC 78 Bellarmine 64 SJC 56 Butler 58 SJC 52 Indiana Central 50 SJC 62 Valparaiso 57 SJC 75 Marian 56 SJC 62 Eastern Illinois 64 SJC 74 Illinois Benedictine 73 SJC 65 Tri-State 62 SJC 87 Bellarmine 106 SJC 75 Valparaiso 73 SJC 60 Butler 76 SJC 74 Indiana Central 59 SJC 80 Franklin 74 SJC 82 DePauw 74 SJC 84 Western Illinois 68 SJC 71 DePauw 60 SJC 93 Eastern Illinois 100 SJC 93 Northern Kentucky 87 r M nj [pjl mi j mm V f l( V l m ||i ■ ' • t? -SH m ' T JpS|R3|fc� - W . • Left to right, kneeling: manager Mark Maciejewski, Lyle Meyer, Tom Mills, Greg Kapka, Tom Gallant, Gary Feagin, Gerald Kates, Neil Brown and manager Mike Bradford. Standing: assistant coach George Post, Jim Michels, Tony Smith, Mathew Monserez, Kevin Merkell, head coach George Waggoner, Javier Villeta, Dennis Thomas, Dave Downey, Kevin Sims and trainer Brad Smith. 45 Coach Waggoner applauds his multi-talented players 1 ' tf: 1 I i 7 1 4 : 1 1 l : tr Left to right, kneeling: Denise Torres, Cathy McGrath, Betsy Clark, Rita Menke and Leona Fournier. Standing, head coach Dave Smith, Katie Women’s 1977-78 Basketball Season Record 16-4 Flynn, Jenny Kile, Cindy Jenkins, Sue Rebac, Regina Fisher, Beth Avis and assistant coach Colin Aiken. SJC 61 Grace 22 SJC 67 Notre Dame 79 SJC 57 Purdue-Calumet 44 SJC 73 Indiana Tech 28 SJC 53 Huntington 59 SJC 56 Purdue-Calumet 51 SJC 75 Anderson 45 SJC 45 St. Francis 63 SJC 52 St. Mary’s 49 SJC 73 Marian 45 SJC 51 lUPU-Indianapolis 33 SJC 74 Valparaiso 63 SJC 54 Butler 48 SJC 59 Northern Illinois 53 SJC 63 Indiana Central 57 SJC 61 Valparaiso 53 SJC 69 lUPU-Fort Wayne 65 SJC 55 Purdue-Calumet 42 SJC 59 Franklin 70 SJC 65 Notre Dame 64 48 Football “Hold fast conquer the foes . . The Pumas charged into the ’77 football seaon, always ready to pick themselves up from the last tumbled heap, ready to fight for every yard on the next down . . . i- 30,TJB3X86; 7T fi. 9 ,r«67 ‘ 0’c? r . ■ , - • , 4 - ■ .i..:. • ' - ■ ' . ' � .• „.v. , A: ‘ • SH-i Jl� -- t i Back row (I to r): Mark Greiner, Charlie Roarks, Charles Sharkey, Matt Margres, John Rigali, Robin Ring, Bob Holbrook, Bill Issac, Barry Watson, Kevin Barret, Dave MacArthur, Jim Skoda, Kevin Cauley, Bill Parker, Terry Emlinger, Gene Pawlak, Frank Randazzo, Kirk Adams, and Greg King. Third row: Larry Shelton, Duwayne Mill, James McFadden, Brian Brennan, Paul Fountas, Frank Geib, John Pawlek, Gerry Leahy, Greg Mueller, Craig Andrews, Brian Bradley, Dan Daly, Joe Bezilla, Bernie Jennings, Ken Soldat, George Liggett, Mark Lambert, Tom 52 Grimmer, and Mike Palmore. Second row: Bill Springer, John McShane, Brian Wynkoop, Jeff Simon, Doug Knutson, Dave Reece, Frank Fuller, Pat O’Brien, Ray Banary, Al Stupek, Jerry Baber, Garrick Roby, Steve Jordan, Mike Bettinger, Matt Heminger, Dennis Daugherty, Mike Kmetz, Greg Jenkins, and Pat Duffy. Front row: Jim Murphy, John Zaworski, Jack McGrail, Kevin Matovina, Steve Gedney, Mike Krasowski, Ken Holan, Tom Ferguson, Earl Hammond, Brian Mueller, Steve Homan, Dan Abens, George Descheemaker, Ralph Waldecki, Mike Henehan, and Bill Bryant. SEASON RECORD Wisconsin-Eau Claire Butler Wabash DePauw ivansville ilparaiso ' They went on to conquer, becoming ICC co-champs for the second year in a row. I f u l) I SJC 10 WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE 17 SJC 34 OLIVET 0 SJC 21 INDIANA CENTRAL 19 SJC 7 FRANKLIN 31 SJC 7 BUTLER 17 SJC 10 WABASH 25 SJC 24 DEPAUW 6 SJC 21 EVANSVILLE 7 SJC 17 VALPARAISO 7 WON 5 LOST 4 TIED 0 PUMAS’ SEASON RECORD Men’s Tennis Left to right, kneeling: Bob Rigali, Mark Salkeld, Keith Weber and Chris Spears. and head coach Father Ambrose Ruschau. Standing: trainer Brad Smith, Tom Klepek, Joe Sloyan, John O’Connor, Tom Pratt 61 Women’s Tennis From left, kneeling: Barbara Fink, Cathy McGrath, Mary Ellen Rigali, Betsy Karen O ' Brien, and coach Fr. Ambrose Ruschau. Fink. Standing: Betsy Clark, Sue Fitzgerald, Cathy Meyer, Lucy Shepherd, 1977 WOMEN’S TENNIS SJC 0 Notre Dame 9 SJC 5 Huntington 4 SJC 0 DePauw 9 SJC 1 Butler 8 SJC 9 Purdue-Calumet 0 SJC 6 Manchester 3 SJC 2 Earlham 7 WON 3 LOST 4 $ ' mm 62 ♦ a ♦ fit Women’s Volleyball Season Record SJC OPPONENT SJC OPPONENT LOST INDIANA STATE LOST MANCHESTER LOST VALPARAISO WON BETHEL LOST TAYLOR WON MARIAN LOST TAYLOR WON INDIANA CENTRAL WON ST. MARY’S LOST IUPU-FORT WAYNE WON IUPU-FORT WAYNE LOST ST. FRANCIS WON VALPARAISO WON DEPAUW WON PURDUE-CALUMET WON PURDUE-CALUMET LOST KELLOGG COMMUNITY WON ST. MARY’S WON KALAMAZOO VALLEYCOMMUNITY WON BETHEL LOST HOPE WON GRACE WON BUTLER LOST GOSHEN WON NOTRE DAME WON MARION LOST IUPU-INDIANAPOLIS WON IUPU-FORT WAYNE LOST MARIAN WON ST. FRANCIS WON ST. MARY’S WON BUTLER WON NOTRE DAME LOST VALPARAISO WON 21 LOST 13 Front Row: Laura Boersig, Sue Emerson, Cheryl Koncal, Rhonda manager Terry Vincitore, Regina Fisher, Mary Ann Klemm, Virginia Rogers, Pat McGuire, Leona Fournier, Terrie Storey. Second Row: Carhart, Nancy Scott, Katie Flynn, coach Rosalie Wendling 64 1 Cross Country Kneeling: John Marcotte, Joe Rincon Standing: Coach Dave Smith, James Gwyn, Andy Barnes Sports at St. Joe’s do not end at the intercollegiate level. A very impor¬ tant, and never- taken- for- granted aspect of SJC is the intramural program. From the first kickoff at the IM fields, to the last out on the “li¬ brary diamond,” students compete— some for fun of it, and some for the tro¬ phies. Whatever the reason, it is always fun to participate in and even more fun to watch. Intramurals 70 r mz ft Seifert, Drexel, Gallagher, Halas, Merlini,. . . memories of good friends and crazy times . . . dorm parties and “informal get-togethers” . . . playing pinball and pulling “all-nighters” . . . Saturday shower lines and powerhouse blackouts . . . Noll Ponies and Kannabis Kids . . . 76 Aquinas Front row: Daryl Boglin, Al Albanese, Daryl Williams, Niba Johnson, Tom Kowalczyk, Ted Kundrat, Kevin Webb. Second row: Brad Pierce, Don Penrod, Ralph Menna, Tom Kaster, Mike Arancio, Mark Krueger, Reggie Pulliam, Saleem Abdullah, Paul Dowling, Anwar Abdullah, Joe Szczepaniak. Back row: Tom Grimmer and Dave Amadio. Schwieterman Sitting (I. to r.): Kevin Samblanet, Bob Schroeder, Tim McFarland, Mark Sweeterman, Ken Borgelt, Eric Crist, Mike Tuttle, Fr. Roman Rodak. Standing: Larry Hemmelgarn, Fr. John Kalicky, Mark Ruschau, David Hoying, Mark Hoying, Mark Sahre, Mark Doss, Pete Roesle, Rick Rosinski, John Lloyd, Ron Nieberding and Carl Brun. Not Pictured, Ben Berinti and Marc Tougas. Merlini First Sitting, I. to r.: Jim Wolabaugh, Matt Margres, Matt Bradakis, Bill Johnson, Mike Burnett. Second row: John Leahy, Dan Passwaiter, Jon Costas, Jim Kolar, Dave Beck, Brian Cassidy, John McShane, Rich Huffine, Frank Lawdensky. Back row: Jeff Powell, John Tudor, Lyle Meyer, Bob Valentine, Mike Dzialakiewicz, John Silvka, Jim Scalise, Stan Cygan, Rich Rhoades, Jay Huddleston. 78 Sitting, I. to r.: Steve Schantz, Scott Larmon, Tony Catanzarite, Joe Bezilla, Bernie Jennings. Kneeling: John Loupee, Lou Hoying, Bill Johnson, Mike Molinaro, Steve Meyer, Walt Milker. Standing: Kevin Fitzharris, Bill Violette, Rick Gross, Tom Mills, Paul Gracia, Steve Homan, Nick Calo, John Craig, Bill Lennon, Paul Latka, Lynn Ruemler, Mike Coffman, Thad Rucinski, Ray Banary, John Schuberth, Bill Regan, Mike Bradford, Dan Meyer, John Bauman. Merlini Second 79 Gallagher Front row: Mike Hart, Don Zehner. Second row: Mike Napierkowski, Stuart Laue, Paul Lawdensky, Tom Vannarella, Doug Lane, Jim Pronteau, Kevin Miller. Third row: Ron Trippel, Tony Tiller, Kevin Kidd, Larry Sobal, Kirk Jockel, Frank Marinaro, Tom Milani, Dave Miller, Jack Muse. Back row: John Beyer, Dale Madaj, Charles Sharkey, Cameron Madaj, Donn Proctor. Noll First Floor: front: Randy Cusick, Bill Wagner, Mike Devito, Chuck Tobar, Bob Hospodka, Brian Fox, and John Bennett. Second row: Jim Lunkes, Tom Cannon, Lance Ferrara, Mike Collins, Tim Bires. Third row: John Vidal, Dave Kasper, Kent Willmann, Greg Jenkins, Frank Geib, Ralph Waldecki, Mark Greiner, Brian Wynkoop, Charlie Roarks, Frank Randazzo, Brian Bradley, and Jeff Guenther. Second Floor: front: Chris Cappuccilli, Brian Walsh, Tom Emerson, Dan Mauch, Todd West and Mike Dermody. Second row: Rich Rogers, Pete Baltes, Mike Walker, Joe Hogan, Kevin Ferrara, Mark Heneghan, Tim Huth, Mike Connolly, Kevin Shannon, Dennis Kelley. Third row: Curt Weller, Al Bryan, Dave Findley, Bill Pendergast, Tim Sullivan, John Murphy, and John O’Brien. Back row: Noel Taisacan, Gerard Faber, Roy Morrison, Charlie Siegel, Mark Fitzgerald, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Tom Georgiou, and Fr. Thomas Sherlock. Bennett First Front row: Ed Griffin, Gene Schaden, Dave Jelinek, John O’Neil. Second row: Rich Valin, Mike Cherry, John Rigali, Ron Fitzpatrick, Mark Gregurich, Mark McCourt, Keith Weber, Bill Springer, Lubomir Horvat, Dave Reece, Chuck Teaney, Mike Keane. Third row: Steve Plaia, Tony Bartolomei, Bill Issac, John Celinski, Dino Condari, Javier Villeta, Paul Sterk, Kevin Merkell, Prince Winbush, Ken Uyechi, Mike Smitley. Second 1! fa . t? r ay LrfPW Front row: Bob Cook, Jim Scoda, Duwayne Mill, Bob Rigali, Mike Krasowski, Kevin Merkell, John Adam, Dave Downey, Dan Clark, Tom Bugielski, Gerry Leahy, Russ Klimczyk. Back row: Tony Smith, Jeff Flinn, Paul Kolber, Tom Pratt, Mike Laethem, Bill Springer, Dave Marzke, Pat O’Brien, Rich Clifford, Leo Pryma, Matt Monserez, Carl Schreiber, Leonard Pasket, Mark Salkeld, Mike O’Mara, Brian Svetnof, John Rigali. Hal as Second Floor: first row: Caron Wadlington, Dawn Stovall. Second row: Kila Brown, Kathy Walsh, Barb Fink, Betsy Fink, Eileen Crowley, and Heather Halleck. Third row: Eileen McKinney, Liz Conlon, Brenda Hardy, Mary Fricke, Janet Lasso, Sue Fritsche, and Carol Deppe. Fourth row: Chris Edwards, Cindy Jenkins, Lori Simonovich, and Awannah Buelterman. Back row: Margaret Opilla, Theresa Opilla, and Kathy Fitzpatrick. Front row: Veronica Smith, Sue Mayfield, Agnes Yeung, Theresa Hanley Mary Kiefer, and Cathy Kielbowski. Second row: Mary Ellen Werr, Kathy Edwards, Karen Rose, Therese Feicht, Mary Ellen Molchan. Third row Denise Gravens, Kathy McGrath, Mayuree Eiamsakulrat, Lisa Chesak Back row: Anna Harris, Laurie Ludwig, Kim McConnell, Terese Fovell Tina Behr, Theresa Rode, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Sandy Brown, and Theress Braden. 84 Halas First Front row, left to right: Jane Barnes, Angie Marino, Laura Geary. Second row: Elaine Kaminski, Rhonda Okrie, Becky Wolff, Theresa Allsop, Mary Goszkowski, Kathy Mead, Ivelisse Borrero, Debbie LaCasse. Third row: Kris Bardos, Virginia Carhart, Terry Balog, Cathy Bates, Marge Applin, Cheryl Koncal, Ivonne Borrero, Debbie Payne, Maggie McGee, Sue Tristano, Nancy Buchalter. Back row: Beth Avis, Mary Sawy er, Claire Minon, Terry Avis, Shirley Bormann. 85 Justin First West Lying in front: Denise Payne. First row: Marianne Fumo, Linda Simeone, Mary Kenda, Beth Bihlman, Bethany Curran, Rita Menke, Sue Rebac, Colleen Lamb, Sharon Duffy, Peg King. Back row: Rita Giel, Phyllis Coghlan, Linda Jankowski, Nancy Deutschman, Laura Frayn, Cindy Koncalzski, Mary Brown, Mary Anne Jung, Lucy Sheperd, Laurie Shover, Mary Cappuccilli, Nancy Byerwalter. 86 Second West First row: Mary Vodisek, Diane Jacobs, Rosie Vicek, Peggy Sheeren, Penny Wise, Therese Cangany. Second row: Regina Fisher, Janet Keller, Nina Bolander, Mary Pat LaRue, Cathy Cooke, Pat McGuire, Nancy Scott, Arnesea Hall. Third row: Dawn Feely, Claudia Donnelly, Kim Kicza, Helen Zarante, Mary Huebner, Rhonda Rogers, Beth Phillips, Sharon Nesius. Fourth row: Mary Tourney, Nancy Zufelt, Debbie Nagle, Bridget Wilhauck, Ann Howard, Grace Baptista, Anna Girouard, Leona Fournier, Sue Peterson, Judy Stuerenberg, Anne Scollard. Top row: Valerie Bauer, Sue Mescher, Betsy Clark. 87 Second 7 Front row: Mary Haberman, Anne O’Donnell, Mary Pat Hartnett, Mary Cosentino. Second row: Karen Hicks, Ann Eckrich, Sheryl Perry, Ann Moomaw, Laurie Dolak, Mary Beth Durkin, Mary Dlugosz, Mary Moore, Beth Novack, Mary Pat LaRue, Marianne Muting, Rosie O’Donnell, Linda Schiel, Paula Eaton. Back row: Diane Dawson, Sue Scott, Joanne Daddio, Janet Burkhardt, Tony Sposito, Janet Mangan, Ann Pence, Mary Lynn Capuano, Mary Lynn Bodak, Margie Harris. 88 Third East Front row: Monique Lacouture, Julie Gerlach, Julie Metz. Second row: Kathy Novack, Mary Ellen Vesely, Janel Townsend, Betsie Pelech, Lori Franklin, Mary Kay Locallo. Third row: Therese Marht, Debbie Lange, Kit Hartnett, Lynn Calhoun, Lisa Crane, Sue Champa, Debbie Michaels, Sue McQuillian, Jane Jankowski, Jeanne Borscha, Julie Layden and Nancy Eberhardt. Back row: Sue Fitzgerald, Colleen Hamilton, Tina Morbitt, Irene Farrell, Kathy Miller. Third West Beginning in bottom left corner and proceeding clockwise in spiral: Diane Renfrow, Jennifer Voreis, Diane Ingolia, Anne Bingman, Becky Garris, Marianne Galligan, Jean Anderson, Beth Janecke, Nancy Shartell, Sue Lischer, Jean Klecan, Roberta Johnson, Lynn Ceisel, Colleen Barrett, Sandy Gotstein, Mara Pindell, Diane Weaver, Becky Lehmenkuler, Noni Walsh, Sally Fait, Marg Shuter, Clare Robinson, Val Petty, Karen Roelofs, Laura Boersig. Not present: Jody Gorski and Sue Donohue. 89 One thing that can be said about this year’s Little 500 race is that it was exciting(??)! After three race-starts, with as many accidents, the race finally ended with all but five karts finishing. First place went to Ken Coffey in his kart, “Short People”. Little 500 i t trluffllB • Hfcj down the straightaway . . .It’s Short People!!!” ‘‘And coming ■pMHVMM “Car 22 is out on turn three! . . . That Merlini turn . . . The crowds gather there every year. They know that’s where all the action will be . . . This year was no different . . . “Low”-Lights II Semester Two also had its small events to help break up the monotony and pass the time. Do you recall . . . . . . elections . . . . . . “short” invaders . . . . . . the start of the murals . . . 100 . . . Third Gallagher at its best . . . . . . Sunday afternoon tour¬ naments of chess, bridge and—scrabble(?) . . . or . . . mediocre judges? . . . 101 Clubs And Organ iza tions 103 Dan Clark, SA social vice-president Kent Willmann, SA executive vice-president 104 We learn early in our freshman year that “politics” and government are an integral part of St. Joe’s. It starts with the freshman elections in the beginning of the year and reaches its peak with SA elections at the end of the year. Some candidates win because they had the money to “xerox” more and some win because of their catchy phrases. But no matter the reason for winning, once a candidate gets an office, he better take it seriously. Pat Kane, SA president Tom Conde, head of COS Betsy Pelech, SA secretary Bill Lambert, SA treasurer mm 105 Executive Board Left to right: faculty advisor Michael Davis, Don Penrod, Dawn Feely, Mark Quebbeman, Mark Behnke, Dave Miller, Dan Clart Bill Lambert, Max Highberger, Ed Graveline, Paul Gracia, Steve Homan, Carl Schreiber, Pat Kane. Diane Jennings, assistant dean, counsels hall governors. Left to right: Treasurer Larry Loomis, Secretary Irene Farrell, President Dave Millei Vice-President Mike Popovich. 106 Senior Class Officers Hall Governors Front row: Ken Renspie, Frank Marinaro, Paul Gracia, Chris Spears. Back row: Diane Jennings, assistant dean, Rosie Vicek, Mary Fricke, Al Bryan, Belinda Brown, Sue Tristano. S.ophomore A.dvisory C.ouncil 107 Accounting-Finance Club � jr . A a] f 1 } t CsiT fl M , ' K Ul ■■f f Ti r jI DL ■ Wrrt Front row: Max Highberger, Diane Weaver, Julie Gerlach, Janet Keller, Marianne Galligan, Julie Metz, Lynn Calhoun, Ann Moomaw, Diane Renfrow, Kathy Novak, John Adam, Steve Homan. Back row: Rick Dunn, Mitch Frankowski, Dave Gunning, Dave Marzke, Glen Allie, Lou Horvat, Ron Fitzpatrick, Keith Weber, Bruce Ksiazek. Computer Science Club Front row: Marg Shuter, Ed Becker, Nancy Eberhardt, Theresa Braden, Mike Thilman. Middle row: Melinda Blue, John Beyer, president, Jeff Guenther, Terese Fovell, Sue Mayfield, Anna Harris, Bill Violette, Bridget Wilhauck, Phil Maloney. Back row: Mike Napierkowski, Dr. William Verbrugge, faculty advisor. Business Club Front, kneeling: Wally Scherb, moderator of the club and Mike Linke and Mike Kmetz. First row, standing: Art Collins, Tom Milani, George Gorman, Bob Seymour, Kent Willmann, Penny Wise, Beth Avis, Terry Avis, Mary Sawyer, Sue Emerson and Mary Dlugosz. Second row: Ralph Waldecki, Rich Smith, Joe Anderson, Cathy Bates, Ann Scollard, Mary Pat Hartnett, Mary Kiefer, Linda Simeone, Nancy Eberhardt and Beth Novack. Third row: Ray Kuhn, Bob Collins, Joe Haracz, president, Jay Huddleston, Cathy Edwards, Mike Laethem, Jeff Guenther, Bob Hospodka, Ron Fitzpatrick, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Keith Weber, Mike Devito, Brian Fox, Tom Conde, Cathy Kielbowski, Kathy Miller, Lori Franklin, Pat Mulcahy, Mark Russell, Lori Dolak, Mary Moore, Lisa Crane and Irene Farrell. Education Club Front Row: Linda Jankowski, Lamar Simmons, Tom Natale, Bobbi Jensen, Tom Hartrich, president. Second row: Sister Karen Craig and Don Reichert, Moderators. Helen Zarante, Theresa Thieme, Mary Ellen Werr, Nat Schellhammer, Sue Scott. On Steps: Judy Cherry, Diane Jacob and Laurie Ludwig. 109 Economics Club Theology Club Left to right: Al Albanese, Kevin Webb, Rich Fabrizio, Mary Brown, Denise Gravens, Thom Bercik, Anna Girouard. a A Ta. 1 1 v Left to right: Kevin Field, Maryellen Molchan, Steve Brouillette, Jolynn Kozlowski, Jim Pronteau, Sandr Odorzynski, moderator of the club, Diane Renfrow, Mary Kiefer, Rosie Hudock, Sue Donohue, presiden Sue Lischer, Lynn Ciesel, Cathy Kielbowski, Don Zehner. English Club Front row: Mr. John Groppe, moderator, Jean Anderson, president, Sue Fritsche, Jean Klecan, Ralphi Macy, Jo-Ann Radin. Back row: Alvin Druhman, moderator, Bruce Hicks, Fr. Lawrence Wyen, moderato Anna Harris, Tom Conde, Dawn Feely, Lola Kerlin, Dr. Charles Kerlin, moderator. Biology Club ont Row: Kim Kicza and Jeanne Smolar. Second Row: Ken Coffey, Betsy Fink, Barb Fink, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Margaret Opilla, Paul Dowling, president, Bob Judge, leresa Opilla, Marilyn Fernandez, Mary Goszkowski, John Bolger, Bob Jorge Holowaty, Dorothy Wade, Terry Imbery, Laurie Hausmann, and Tom Funk, hrzanowski, Karen Paul. Back Row: Brien Grow, Kathy Rector, Veronica Smith, Psychology Club ront Row: Al Albanese and Becky Wiegand. Back Row: Bob Kennedy, Deb Lacasse, Mike Arancio, Janet Mangen, Joann Daddio, hris Haws, Mike Popovich, president, Laurie Hausmann, Janet Lasso, and Ralph Menna. Ill Ministers Of Communion Left to right: Chaplain Fr. Leonard Kostka, Eric Crist, Norman of the Diocese of Lafayette, Mary Tourney, Michael Bauman, Sister Olivier, Sandra Brown, Chris Spears, Bishop Raymond Gallagher Karen Craig, Rebecca Wiegand, and Deacon Robert Matichek. Chorus First row: Margie Applin, Theresa Braden, Mary Lynn Capuano, Denise Brown, Diane Linn, Gerry Wride, Kenneth Uyechi, Sam Bormann, Ivelisse Borrero, Tina Behr. Second row: Jean Borsche, Jane Jankowski, Mary Tourney, Isabelle Kuman, Terese Fovell, Mary Ellen Werr, Dennis Kelley, Andy Smolen, Kevin Samblanet, Lucy Loew, Denise Gravens. Third row: Mary Kay Bergman, Janine Gamache, Linda Simeone, Theresa Allsop, Don Higgins, Mike Bauman, Chris Haws, Theresa Rhoade. Back Row: Gerry Mitrenga, Steve Bonifas, Mark Doss, Don Earle, Tom Funk, Bruce Hicks, Peter Roesle, Kenneth Smogor, Larry Hemmelgarn, Thom Bercik, Bridget Wilhauck, Jim Conde, Becky Wolff. 112 Columbian Players Left to right: Jannine Gamache, Mike Bauman, Isabelle Kuman, Don Earle, Leo Vogt, president, Theresa Allsop, Gerry Wride. Blue Key n ladder, from top: Dave Miller, Anna Harris, Jean Anderson. Back Row: Phil laloney, Tim Hay, Bob Taggert, Terry Imbery, Arnesea Hall, Kit Hartnett, Betsy elech, Steve Cornwell, Mike Meulemans, Bruce Hicks, Sue Fritsche, Phyllis icara, Jeanne Wilson, Evelyn Doll, Virginia Carhart, Paul Dowling, Michele ampton, Tom Funk, president. Second Row: Terry Macy, Mike Molinaro, Mike Moyer, Mary Fricke, Jim Sullivan, Betsy Fink, Debbie Michaels, Irene Farrell, Dawn Feely, Jean Klecan, Ron Trippel, Bob Judge. Front row: Theresa Feicht, Bob Copeland, Tina Behr, Theresa Braden, Don Cheek, Mary Pat Hartnett, Nancy Eberhardt, and Dan Banina. 113 History Club First row: Mary Ellen Vesely, Lisa Crane, Phyllis Dicara, Debbie Michaels, Jeannie Wilson, Betsy Pelech. Second row: Janet Keller, Sherry Gallo, Evelyn Doll, Janel Townsend, Keith Weber, Bill Springer, and Mark Sakeld. Third row: Theresa Feicht, Val Bauer, Sue Donohue, Bobbi Jensen, Diane Weaver and Virginia Carhart. Fourth row: Judy Stuerenberg, Peggy Sheeren, Beth Phillips, Julie Metz, Michele Hampton, Ki Hartnett, Marianne Galligan. Fifth row: Noni Walsh, Mary Pa LaRue, Diane Jacob and Mark Quebbeman. Last row: Jeai Klecan, Jean Anderson, Dawn Feely. Courier Club Front: Joe Guilfoy, Sue Fritsche, Bob Judge, Bob Chrzanowski, Cindy Laporta, Jean Klecan, Mike Popovich, Noreen Walsh. Back: Bruce Hicks, Kevin Naughton, Kevin Ryan (admissions counselor), Gerry Hemmelgarn, Anna Harris, president, and Joe Sloyan. Black Student Union Clockwise from top: Daryl Boglin, Kila Brown, James Hudson, Veda Williams, Arnesea Hall, Caron Wadlington, Dawn Stovall. Joe’s Girls Front row: Dee Conroy, Mara Pindell, Janet Keller. Back row: Denise Des Jean, Val Bauer, Dawn Feely, Sue Downard, moderator, Sandy Gotstein. 115 Phi Kappa Fraternity 116 RIGHT: Front row: Nancy Shartell, Marg Shuter, Sue Donohue, pre¬ sident, Julie Metz, Diane Renfrow. Second Row: Debbie Michaels, Peggy Sheeren, Judy Stuerenberg, Lemon Gonzalez, Jodi Gorski, Deb Knight. Back Row: Kathy Miller, Mary Ellen Vesely, Lisa Crane, Mary Pat LaRue, Joann Deangelo, Nancy Scott, and Sue Lischer. Front row: Charlie Siegel, Mark Krueger, Roy Morrison, Brian Maxwell and Steve Wilson. Second row: Dirk Rozarie, Pete Baltes, Kevin Dolan, Todd West, Tim Cavanaugh, Gary Schiavone, Tom Reed, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Matt Bradakis, Mike Jerbic, Rich Rogers. Back Row: Mike Birkmeier, Barney Voll, Jim Wolabaugh, Jim Duffy, and Dave Dybalski. Little Sisters Of The Fraternity a Stuff (left): Editor Tony Tiller. Below, left to right: staff members, Monique Lacouture, Tom Cannon, Ron Trippel. Left to right: Marianne Galligan, Noreen Walsh, Anna Harris, Ralphie Macy, Jean Klecan, Sue Fritsche, Diane Weaver, Dawn Feely, Debbie Lange, Linda Jankowski, Jean Anderson. Measure 117 Faculty - they’ve been called a lot of things by a lot of people: teachers, profs, slave-drivers . . . but whatever we call them, we’ve managed to build up a two-way relationship. The only truly complete teaching situation is one where both prof and puma teach as well as learn. Teaching at SJC is more than a job - it’s a belief, a concern, a type of love. Right: Rev. Charles Banet, President. Below: (left) Rev. Bernard Meiring, Executive Vice-President, Chairman, education, (right) Robert Garrity, Vice-President for Academic Affairs. 120 Below clockwise from left: Ken Zawodny, Vice-President for Business Affairs, computer science, Alfred Hentschel, Superintendent Of Buildings and Grounds, Rev. William Staudt, Director of Halleck Center, and Rev. Charles Robbins, Registrar, classical languages. 121 Top: Diane Jennings, Assistant Personnel Dean and Jerome Hughes, Personnel Dean. Bottom: Bill Craig, Director of Admissions and Rev. Raphael Gross, Director of Fellows Program. 122 Dave Hoover, Director of Financial Aids, history. Ralph Marini, finance. Rev. James Froelich, Director of Guidance, Chairman, religion. 123 Beth Pellicciotti, Director of Placement. 124 Clockwise from upper left: Gerry Lasko, director of alumni association; Fr. Sante Reale, director of development; Charles Schuttrow, director of public information; William Verbrugge, director of computer center. Clockwise from upper left: Hermes Kreilkamp, assistant librarian; Robert Vigeant, head librarian; Shannon Dehn, director of the bookstore; Jim Novak, director of food services. 125 JbV ♦-. ■« • v .v ■ t, - • ♦ � •« v §M«V� e « c , « ' 1 He i k‘ � 4. y v •• «•■ • � ’f . i ?? LV� W ' ‘‘ i ' r liiStff ' • � • ? ) aK v V ' - IK! • � - «WnLv R.i; � V « V W V vTTV , Vk fg 4 f t%$ Hi3« v � v • v « «r« Sttiffj j s ' .- Rev. Reale and Dr. Verbrugge scramble something besides brains. Clockwise from top left: Rev. Leonard Kostka, Chaplain, theology; Richard Scharf, Director of Athletics, Chairman, physical education; Elizabeth Dunn, House Mother. 126 127 Bob Kasky, accounting Bob Maloney, finance Allen Broussard, Chairman, accounting-finance Bill Del Principe, accounting-finance Ann Riedel, art 128 Top: Walter Scherb, business administration and Bob Listman, business administration. Bottom: Roy Burkey, Chairman, business administration; Bob Schenk, economics and Sandra Odorzynski, Chairman, economics. • ' 41 . wonder who got the missing piece of tie, Mr. Z? left: Duvall Jones, biology below: Andy Mehall, Chairman, biology t; 129 Top, I. to r.: Fr. Larry Wyen, English and Fr. Alvin Druhman, chairman, English. r a a i, CS “i 63 “i U 7 sHg ' 1 Bottom, I. to r.: Lyle Sleeman, geology, and Michael Davis, chairman, earth science and geology. 132 Rev. Raymond Cera, foreign languages 134 Rev. Dominic Gerlach, Chairman, foreign languages Phil Posey, history Bill Downard, Chairman, history Clockwise from upper left: Don Brinley, philosophy; Fr. Ambrose Heiman, philosophy; John Nichols, chairman, philosophy; Fr. Edward McCarthy, philosophy; Brad Smith, physical education. Hello God, this is me, Ambrose . Physical Education Department: top (I. to r.): George Post, Head Baseball Coach, Rosalie Wendling, Women ' s Head Coach, and George Waggoner, Head Basketball Coach. Lower: Dave Smith, Head Track Coach, and Bill Jennings, Head Football Coach. 138 UJ Clockwise from upper left: Larry Lennon, Chairman, psychology; Patricia Robinson, sociology; Joe Pellicciotti, Chairman, political science, and Ronald Boland, Chairman, sociology. Clockwise from upper left: James Kenny, psychology; Fr. John Pichitino, psychology; Fr. Edward Joyce, theology; Fr. Tom Sherlock, theology. 140 Clockwise from upper left: Fr. Rudolph Bierberg, theology; Dixie Green, director of health center; Marie Schultz, assistant director of health center; Bob Walters, post office clerk; Charlotte Brown, post office clerk. 141 • ✓ 1 Seniors 0 Daniel Abens History John Adam Accounting-Finance Gerard Adams Business Administration Glen Allie Accounting Theresa Allsop Communications-Theatre Arts David Amadio Business Administration Jean Anderson English Joseph Anderson Business Administration 144 Grace Baptists Business Administration Margaret Applin English w ) John Beyer Mathematics-Computer Science Thom Bercik Music Mike Birkmeier Business Administration Shirley Bormann Business Administration Daryl Boglin Communications-Theatre Arts 145 Stan Cmich Political Science Michael Coffman Accounting Tim Cavanaugh A ccoun ting-Finance Dan Clark Communications-Theatre Arts Bob Collins Business Administration Tom Conde Business Ad.-Data Processing Elizabeth Cook Business Administration Dan Corsaro Accounting-Finance Doreen Conroy Accounting Tom Conroy Political Science Eric Crist Michael Cronin History Mathematics 148 Stanley Cygan History Denise DesJean Business Administration Quinn Dolan Accounting-Computer Science Paul Dowling Biology Jim Duffy English David Dybalski Psychology Don Earle Math-Physics and Music Christine Edwards Communica tions- Thea tre A rts Susan Emerson Business Administration Richard Fabrizio Religion Irene Farrell Gary Feagin Mathematics-Computer Science Business Administration 149 Dawn Feely English Mitch Frankowski Finance Lou George Business Administration Marilyn Fernandez Biology-Chemistry Sue Flamion Accounting-Computer Science Lori Ann Franklin Finance Mark Gidley Business A dminis tra tion George Gorman Accounting Mary Goszkowski Biology-Chemistry 150 Paul Gracia Mathematics Bob Gross Physical Education Tom Guiden Business Administration Joe Guilfoy Finance Dave Gunning Accounting Arnesa Hall Political Science Earl Hammond Accounting Joe Haracz Business Administration Anna Harris English and Math-Computer Science 151 Jean Hartnett Lauren Hausmann Joann Heimann Rich Heimann Business Administration Environmental Science Sociology Business Administration Enrico Heirman Richaro Highberger Ken Holan Steve Homan Political Science Finance Business Administration Accounting-Finance 152 Bob Judge Biology- C hem is try Pat Kane Communications-Theatre Arts 153 Ray Kuhn Business Administration Kevin Kidd Physical Education Larry Kline Accounting Helene Lenz History Tom Klepek Physical Education Russ Klimczyk Finance Bill Lambert Business Administration Doug Lane Accounting Mark Krueger Physical Education Ted Kundrat History 154 Elaine Loeber Larry Loomis Cel Lopez Mark Maciejewski Business Administration Business Administration Accounting Physical Education Teresa Macy Frank Marinaro Dave Marzke Virginia Marzke French Business Administration Accounting-Computer Science Business Administration Tim McFarland Psychology Pat McSwain Business Administration Kevin Merkell Business Administration Susan Mescher Elementary Education 155 Brian Mueller Business Administration Patricia Mulcahy Business Administration John O’Connor Business Administration 157 � Susan Peterson Elementary Education Mara Pindell Communications-Theatre Arts John Polacheck Ma them a tics-Physics Michael Popovich Psychology Jeffery Powell Accounting Tim Powers Business Administration 158 Laura Radefeld Accounting Gerry Ramker Sociology Diane Renfrow Accounting Sunny Ritchie William Rupp Psychology Biology-Chemistry Theresa Russell Music Mary Ellen Richardson Psychology Mark Sahre Ma them a tics- Physics Christina Schetzsle David Schultz Political Science Communications-Theatre Arts Rich Smith Psychology Sally Stambaugh Psychology 159 Lori Ann Simonovich Psychology Bob Seymour Business Administration Theresa Strebinger Business Administration Pam Van Lue Accounting James Sullivan Mathematics-Physics Susan Tristano Business Administration Rich Vicek History Leo Vogt Communications-Theatre Arts Ralph Waldecki Business Administration Mike Walker Accounting 160 Mike Warren Biology-Chemistry Diane Weaver Accounting Curtis Weller Kent Willmann Accounting History Stephen Wilson Business Administration Donald Wolski Business Administration James Zacny Psychology 161 Graduation Four years . . . not really that long, except when those four years are the years spent at St. Joe’s . . . then they capture a lifetime. Graduation is the end of those four years . . . the last time to be together as a class ... the last time to be “close” to so many friends. 164 Sally Stambaugh, valedictorian 165 - v •_ Dale Fallat, guest speaker Al Kundrat, valedictorian Paul Dowling, valedictorian Extras!!! ipF ' v ■ 1 1 ii! % ' ' ; ' - fwj rt • -StaHMMi . 11|§ . : , Ejytfrj 3 a k| 4 £- 1 !■ PoMm� fc ' s- - : - jm t HHf m Phase - Our Pages Left to right: Julie Metz, Marianne Galligan, Jean Klecan (assistant editor), Diane Weaver, Jean Anderson (assistant editor), Noreen Walsh (editor), and Chris Wojl 170 In 1912, Father Gilbert Esser came to Saint Joseph’s College as a student. Two years later, in 1914, his brother, Father Rufus, joined him. Since then the two brothers have given over ninety years of their lives to SJC. Father Gilbert retired in 1976. He lives in Schwieterman Hall. His brother, Father Rufus, died September 30, 1977. After teaching fifty-one years, Father Rufus held the record of longevity in faculty service at SJC. It is to these two brothers, who cared so much for Saint Joseph’s and its students, that this book is dedicated. “I found the best way to motivate students was to show them I was myself enthusiastic about and interested in material for a given course. If you’re interested in what you teach, you can pass this interest along to students.” Father Rufus Esser, May, 1977 “I always reminded my students that they are on their way to the future and must keep their ultimate goals in mind. Today’s student is tomorrow’s professional, and college is a good indicator of what degree of success will follow later in life.” Father Gilbert Esser, May, 1977 172 Many Thanks . . . Patrons William and Rose Allsop Saint Joseph’s College Alumni Office Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ambrose The Avis Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Baltes Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bamberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baptista Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Birkmeier Blake-Lamb Funeral Homes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blazekovich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bonifas Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Don Brinley Jim and Glenna Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bugielski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Catanzarite Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ceisel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coffman Ferris and Dorothy Collins R. J. Conroy Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland Sister Karen Craig Dr. Roger H. Crane Jerome A. Cygan, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cygan Mr. and Mrs. John Daly William E. and Cathy Del Principe Mr. and Mrs. George Descheemaker Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dlugosz Mrs. Francis J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. David Downey Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Duggin Mr. and Mrs. Jack N. Dybalski Donald and Francine Earle Dr. Thomas L. Edwards Eileen Farrell Mr. and Mrs. William P. Feely Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fenters Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiebelkorn Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Fisher Miriam J. Fitzharris Mr. and Mrs. Roger Flinn John and Brenda Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gallant Mrs. Donald E. Gedney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geib f Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd George G. E. Gorman Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorski Mr. and Mrs. J. Graveline Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gregurich Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Mr. and Mrs. George Guenther Mrs. John J. Guilfoy, Sr. Dr. L. G. Gunning Mrs. Peter L. Gutierrez In Memory - Martin and Catherine Hanley Daniel and Phoebe Hardwick Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haracz Marie and Bob Harmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hemmelgarn Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Holan Mr. M.O. Holowaty Paul and Edwina Hopper Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hospodka, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dail Huddleston Ruth and Joseph Isaac Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Jabon Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kachlik Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Kegerreis Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Kicza Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. Bruno J. Klemm Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Ksiazek Mr. and Mrs. George Lacouture Dr. and Mrs. Dean H. Langer W. Bruce and Julie A. Layden The Lennon Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Lischer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Loew Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maciejewski Mr. and Mrs. Herman Magnuson Thomas and Mary Ann Manning Mr. and Mrs. John P. Maretich Louis A. Marozzi Mrs. Lloyd Mattson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McSweeney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Meany Lennert J. Merkell Mr. and Mrs. Victor Milani James H. Monserez Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Morrison Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Muhler Gene Nagel Mr. and Mrs. T. Napierkowski Col. and Mrs. Michael A. Nassr Mr. and Mrs. William Naughton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nicholas Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan Jack and Jane O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John J. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. O’Connor Mrs. John D. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. William Passwaiter Dorothy and Samuel Phillippee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joe Q. Pindell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polacheck Mr. and Mrs. Peter Popovich Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pronteau, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ramker Patricia G. Reedy Mrs. Thomas L. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Renspie Bob Rigali Family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rooney, Sr. Janet S. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Rotting- haus Mrs. Elizabeth S. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. Ryan Mrs. Irene Salvadore Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Samblanet Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. John Schuberth Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schulte D. E. Schultz Mrs. Regina Feeney Scollard Mr. and Mrs. E. Shartell Mr. and Mrs. William Sheperd Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Shuter Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simeone Mr. and Mrs. Eldon L. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Smolen John J. Snyder Patrick Staudt Barbara E. Stefano Helen and Don Steinhilber Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Stuerenberg Albert S. Stupek Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thieme Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tourney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Ushela Edward J. Waldecki Nora M. Walsh Ted and Evelyn West Mr. and Mrs. Phil G. Wise Louis A. and Vera C. Wolpert Father Larry Wyen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Yannar- ella ' iSSSPsi p il W 173 Abundance of thanks . . . Campbell’s Prin ting Co. Falvey’s Men’s Store Fendig Rexall Drugs Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1978 Mayor and Mrs. Robert A. Pastrick Gamble’s Pizza Hook’s Rensselaer Drug Republican Store ■ ... to our advertisers. Rensselaer Ribordy Russell Sewing Drugs Jewelry Center Schultz’s Family Store Sears , 1776 Roebuck Pancake and Co. and Steak House State Bank of Rensselaer member FDIC Tot’s Toggery Von Tobel Lumber and Hardware 175 Thank you . . . Special thanks go to the following people for their help throughout the year: Mr. Charles Schuttrow, my “advisor”, Jerry Schlueter, our representative from Walsworth Publishing Co., Doyle Fox, our representative from Indiana School Pictures, and Betty Fenters, my “organizer”. Once again, Thank you Noreen My apologies to the residents of the following five floors: Justin First East, Gallagher Second and Third, and Drexel Second and Third. During the hustle and bustle of the year, their floor pictures were either lost or ruined. I am sorry for this. Phase Staff Noreen Walsh, Editor-in-Chief Jean Anderson, Assistant Editor Jean Klecan, Assistant Editor Tony Tiller, Photography Editor Marianne Galligan Sue Martin Veronica T. Smith Linda Jankowski Julie Metz Diane Weaver Roberta Johnson Donn Proctor Bridget Wilhauck Bob Ke nnedy Theresa Rode Chris Wojton 176 Lucy Loew 30 ♦ihii u ai4 � I AM ' 28 16 V 29 27j 22 14 1 10 12 11 111 .8 4gya: tTTtJ INDEX 1 Halleck Student Center 16 Halas Hall 2 Main Chapel 17 Bennett Hall 3 Dwenger Hall (Health Center) 18 Noll Hall 4 Schwieterman Hall 19 Drexel Hall 5 Arts and Science Building 20 Laundromat 6 Fieldhouse 21 Maintenance Building 7 Raleigh Hall 22 Powerplant 8 Xavier Hall 23 Tennis Court Administration Building 24 Track Field 9 Gaspar Hall 25 Football Field 10 Merlini Hall 26 Baseball Field 11 Post Office 27 Grotto 12 Computer Center 28 Justin H. Oppenheim Hall 13 Aquinas Hall 29 Water Tower 14 Seifert Hall 30 Lake Banet 15 Gallagher Hall 19 H3