St Josephs College - Phase Yearbook (Rensselaer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1979 volume:

1 The papal seat was vacated twice during the year with the deaths of Pope Paul VI and his successor John Paul I. The election of Poland ' s Karol Wojtyla and his choice to take the name John Paul II was a surprise to all. 2 Popular model Cheryl Tiegs switched clothing and joined driver Janet Guthrie for a photo session at the Pocono International Raceway. 3 Three men from Arizona made the first successful flight across the Atlantic in a balloon, the Double Eagle II. 4 Iran ' s political turmoil resulted in the Shah’s downfall and the return of the Ayatollah Khomeini, a religious leader. 5 A jungle town in Guyana, South America became the setting for the bizarre poison drink deaths of over 900 followers of Jim Jones ' People’s Temple, and the shooting deaths of Congressman Leo Ryan and 3 newsmen, part of a group investigating them. 6 Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, together with President Carter and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat signed two agreements providing for negotiations of a full Middle East peace treaty at the Camp David Summit conducted in September. 7 In the country’s worst air disaster ever recorded, a PSA jet with 136 aboard, its right wing afire, plunges toward a San Diego residential neighborhood, after colliding with a small aircraft. 1978 . . . A parade of faces and events passing through the headlines TY-NINE Volume miniature world We enter It is a world that for four years (hopefully?) seems very real and important. 4 6 We strive hard to make our little community work. 13 IS “Life is the game that must be played: This truth, good friends, we know; So live and laugh, nor be dismayed as one by one the phantoms go.” — Edwin Robinson 16 SENIORS pg. 20 GAME I pg. 40 pg. 56 SPORTS Pg. 142 GRADUATION CONTENTS DORMS GAME 2 pg. 124 pg. no pg. 96 CLUBS pg. 146 FACULTY Dedication . . . This book is dedicated to Drexel Hall and the hundreds of individuals who lived and loved there . . . Although it may seem ironic to dedicate a book to a building, we feel it is appropriate for this yearbook Drexel Hall was the original Saint Joseph’s. It was built in 1888 to house an independent Indian boarding school. The rest of St. Joe’s grew up around Drexel administration felt it was economically unfeasible to keep it open. The remaining twenty or so “Drexelites” were quickly rehoused on campus . . . The closing of Drexel Hall is an example of the game of life. Once it was very important to St. Joe’s and today it no longer exists . . . Play the game and enjoy it. But when it is over . . . accept it and start a new game . . . This summer, the hall was closed because the 18 ST. JOSEPHS 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. SSECTCG BY TW6 WtHAUA, K)$T ;ftlCAt. SOClSTy 971 Can you pick out Kmetz and Linke? Sitting: Tim Fleming, Ken Wolin, Mike Kmetz, Ken Galeno, Randy Lukas, Jim Wolabaugh, Mark Craven. Standing: Denny Daugherty, Andy Smolen, Charlie Dillon, Chris Wojton, Bob Copeland, Don Cheek, Dan Smiley, Dan Sullivan, Dan Banina, Mike Linke, Ken Renspie. 19 Class Gift Pay $ 1,000 Last Saturday Night on campus. Disco Down and Head for Truckstop. Advance three for making it till sunrise. Go Directly To Southside. Do Not Pass Friday Morning Quiz SEN Treasurer Hartnett Vice-President Simeone South Side Pull all-nighter preparing Core X presentation; miss a class President Dillon [ORS Ring Bells 79 Times. Lose Turn Secretary Miller O ' isz: Mark Arbuckle Accounting Carla Ackil Sociology Albert Albanese Theology Therese Balog Business Administration Daniel Banina Political Science Cathleen Bates Business Administration Mike Bauman Accounting Mary K. Bergman Music 22 Karen Rae Blough Accounting Frank Bliss Environmental Science George Bognar Biology Igi Ivelisse Borrero Sociology Theresa Braden Ma thema tics-Compu ter Richard Brost Chemical Engineering Catherine Therese Cangany Business Administration Alfreida Brown Mathematics 23 Donald Cheek A ccoun ting- Compu ter Robert Cook Psychology Jon Costas Business Administration Daniel Danner Mathematics Robert Copeland Accounting-Finance Nancy Deutschmann Biology-Chemistry Timothy Collins Physical Education Elizabeth Conlon Medical Technology Patsy Deramo History Judith Cherry Elementary Education 24 Phyllis Dicara Political Science Charles Dillon Business Administration Evelyn Doll Accounting Susan Donohue Economics Paula Eaton A ccounting- Computer Richard Dunn Finance Nancy Eberhardt Angelo Edine Cathy Edwards Therese Feicht Mathematics-Computer Accounting Business Administration History 25 Barbara Fink Biology Betty Fink Biology Kathleen Fitzpatrick Medical Technology Timothy Fleming History Terese Fovell History Thomas Funk Biology Kenneth Galeno Business Administration Mary Fricke Business Administration Frank Fuller Aeronautical Engineering Sherry Gallo Medical Technology Sue Fritsche English Marianne Galligan Accounting Stephen Gedney Business Administration Julie Gerlach Accounting Ronald Giancola Industrial Engineering Timothy Brian Gidley Business-Finance Kenneth Gill Physical Education Catherine Goldthorpe Dennis Grady Business Administration Physical Education Edward Graveline Business Administration Mark Greiner Bus. 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Edward Griffin Business Administration Mary Haberman Psychology Mary Michele Hampton Political Science 27 Michael Haynes History Larry Hemmelgarn Music Robert Heneghan Business Administration Kathleen Hartnett History Mary Pat Hartnett Accounting William Hardy Business Administration Timothy Hay Business Administration Thomas Hartrich Elementary Education 28 Donald Higgins Medical Technology Bruce Hicks Business Administration Terry Imbery Biology-Chemistry Robert Hospodka Business Administration Bobbi Jensen Elementary Education David Kasper History Dennis Kelley Music Ellen Kennedy History 29 Zbigniew Kepa Physical Education Gregory King Business Administration Jennifer Kile A ccoun ting- Com pu ter Mary Ann Klemm Sociology Michael Krasowski Business Administration Thomas Krodel Finance 30 Scott Lahrman History Paul Latka Biology- Chemistry Rebecca Lehmenkuler Biology William Lennon Ma thema tics-Computer Mary Pat Larue Finance Paul Lawdensky Physical Education Mary Kay Locallo Sociology Philip Maloney Ma thema tics- Com pu ter Laura Ludwig Elementary Education Mark Marozzi Bus. 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Kim McConnell Accounting Harriet Mahaffey Psychology Jeffrey Lyle Philosophy John McGrail Physical Education Mary Lynn McKinley Sociology Julie Metz Accounting-Finance Christopher Micetich Business Administration James Michels Physical Education 32 Michael Molinaro Accounting Kathleen Miller Business Administration Duwayne Mill Physical Education Walter Milker Political Science Kevin Naughton Accoun ting Michael Moyer Communica tions Roy Morrison Political Science Ann Moomaw Accounting-Finance Karen O’Brien Accounting Robert Nicholas Physical Education Sharon Nesius Psychology Keith Nelson Accounting 33 Anne O’Donnell History Rhonda Okrie Accounting-Computer Margaret Opilla Medical Technology Theresa Opilla Medical Technology Elizabeth Phillips History Glenn Poehner History Reginald Pulliam Psychology Mark Quebbeman History 34 James Rastovsky Business Administration Mary Ann Reichert Political Science Terry Rensberger Business Administration Lynn Ruemler Accounting Melinda Schantz Accounting-Computer Kenneth Renspie Business Administration Jude Rogowski Bus. 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Karen Rose Accounting Steven Schantz Physical Education 35 Veronica Smith Biology-Chemistry Andrew Smolen Business Administration Nathaniel Schellhammer Elementary Education Anne Scollard Sociology Colleen Shannon Business Administration Linda Simeone Music Lamar Simmons Physical Education Lori Simonovich Psychology Daniel Smiley Business Administration Tony Smith Physical Education Charles Siegel History Margaret Sheeren Sociology ■HH 36 Ken Soldat Environmental Science Daniel Sullivan Business Administration Michael Starr Finance Paul Sylvia Chemical Engineering Lawrence Staudt Physical Education Bob Taggart Business Administration Theresa Thieme Elementary Education Judith Stuerenberg Political Science Michael Thilman Ma thema tics-Computer Ronald Trippel Accounting-Finance Robert Valentine Business Administration Teresa Vincitore Physical Education 37 Mary Vodisek Business Administration William Wagner Business Administration Ralph Waldecki Business Administration Noreen Walsh Mathematics-Computer William Violette Ma thema tics-Computer Todd West Sociology Mary Werr Elementary Education Keith Weber Business Administration Rebecca Wiegand Psychology Jeanne Wilson Psychology Kenneth Wolin Economics 39 Bonus! Wait up for midnight breakfast so you can get through finals, go to bed anyway! Play hockey all night, miss class, but gain four spaces . . . ’cuz it’s for charity! Miss library tour during orientation. TSK! TSK! Move back three spaces Halloween Homecoming Monte Carlo Attend dorm Xmas party . . . Attend class Xmas banquet. . . Attend club Xmas party . . . Attend Kris Kringle get together . . . Attend Xmas concert . . . Rest one turn to wonder if there are any classes during December! 41 Freshman Orientation Members of the sophomore class direct students and their parents around campus. The hardest thing I remember about orientation was saying good-bye to my family and friends. Why did 1 have to go away to school? What was Saint Joe’s? . . . 42 Homecoming 1978 What is Homecoming? It’s weeks of long preparation, of floats being put together, and boxes of tissues fit for the stuffing. When it arrives, you hea r the familar sounds of “hey, did you see so so” or “is he back already?” The parade finishes at Saint Joe’s, and the game begins. Boy is it cold out! Game quickly passes by and it’s over. Homecoming 1978 is at last over. What’s the score? 46 This year’s parade included many colorful floats and people (like the S.A. and their Chinese fire drills?). First place in the float contest went to the Business Club’s “Spike”. Chap’s “Needle ' em” captured second place. The Phi Kappa Fraternity let whoever dared smash this heap for SI.00 (Heck, they do it to Craven’s car for nothing.) The BSU Homecoming Court. Elected queen this year was Veda Williams. Charlie Dillon escorting Linda Simeone, 1978 Homecoming Queen. First Semester Happenings Jerry’s Kids . . . An ice cream social, a puma-type refresh ment, hay rides, togas, and just skating around Can this be St. Joseph’s College? Bonus! Hit Home Run Advance To Go Automatic Touchdown 9 Chance Baseball Football Go Directly To Official Do Not Pass Go 56 Win GLVC Basketball Crown; Advance to Regionals Basketball Track Run A Four- Minute Mile For A Victory Sneak Pass Official 57 Football The Pumas rolled into the ‘78 campaign ready to defend their hold on the ICC crown. Try the Pumas did! With a new conference, SJC finished second in the Heartland Collegiate Conference race. Front Row: Pete McQuillian, Greg King, Jim McFadden, Ken Soldat, Bill Springer, George Descheemaker, Pat O’Brien, Charles Roarks, Doug Knutson, Mike Krasowski, Steve Gedney, Mark Greiner, Kirk Adams, Duwayne Mill, John Zaworski, Ralph Waldecki, Greg Jenkins, Arlen Burkhard. Second Row: Dan Schluge, Bill Bryant, Brian Wynkoop, Joe Bezilla, Frank Randazzo, Bob Rigali, Dan Hawley, Jim Murphy, Jeff Simon, Ray Banary, A1 Stupek, Brian Brennan, Charles Sharkey, Larry Shelton, Barry Watson, Garrick Roby, Greg Mueller, Mike Bettinger, John Rigali, George Liggett, Kevin Lewandowski. Third Row: Kyle Myers, Kerry Kirland, Mark Malott, Tom Henry, Paul Brown, Brian Righeimer, Mike Staudt, Bill Adams, Gene Miller, Toby Leonard, Walt Obrochta, Kevin Rak, Ron Gunter, Bill Sedoris, Scott Siedelmann, Scott Faucette, Ted Antoniadis, Randy Balko, Dave Bormann, John Cusano, Dave Abraham, Rick Esparza, Tony Benassi. Fourth Row: John Misiora, Ernie Watson, Bob Bultman, Mike Martin, Jim Shaw, Mike Meyer, Tom Baumann, Bob Hicks, Dan Yeoman, Troy Williams, Ron Marciano, Paul Loviscek, Dave Snellings, Matt Witry, Jerry Such, Dave Karp, Dan Swain, Mel Freiberger, Bob Ellis, Brad Dunham, John Gadd, Tim Noll, Mike Houston, Jim Black. 58 m, Women’s Volleyball Spikes On!! 64 Kneeling, I. to r.: Leona Fournier, Regina Fisher, Nancy Scott, Jamie Badanish, Mary Ann Klemm, Sandy Allen. Standing: student manager Terry Vincitore, Vickie Bauer, Linda Deno, Katie Flynn, Peg Versgrove, Stormy Klecka, Ronda Hillenburg and head coach Linda Taulman. iRTHEA LINOIS - , A D t , TATE ILLINOIS NE LSU-EY SVILLE|L KENTLCKY VAJ RAISCjWW BjjTLER 1 EASTERN ILLINOIS INDIANA CENTRAL . _ BRIDGEPORT Puma 100 Classic Great Lakes Valles Coil NCAA Great Lakes Re NCAA Quarterfinal WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 75 GRACE 56 PUR DU E-CALUMET 59 HUNTINGTON 56 PURDUF-CALUMET 55 INDIANA CENTRAL 72 ANDERSON 71 lUPU-I ORT WAYNE 55 BUTLER 54 ST. FRANCIS (IND.) 72 ST. FRANCIS (ILL.) 51 IUPU-INDIANAPOLIS 71 VALPARAISO 59 BUTLER 57 4 NOTRE DAME . j 59 TAYLOR | ST. MARY ' S S 59 lg| , INDIANA STATE PURDUE-CALUMET , 9 ’ NOTRE DAME 72 ISU-EVANSVILLE F GOSHEN 17 BUTLER IAI AW DISTRICT TOURNAMENT IAIA W STATE TOURNAMENT if SJC 69 SJC 66 Li wkj s: i r 69 BASEBALL BELLARMINE BELLAkMINE , nHl svnLLE EVANSVILLE C HICAGO CIRCLE -CIRCLE BUTLER Sutler - J . ' � ■. FOOTBALL FERRIS STATE NORTHEASTERN OLIVET WW INDIANA CFNTR FRANKI IN EVANSVILLE Valparaiso i dian REnt ral PURDUE. NORTH CENTRAL m DUE NORTH CENTRAL Itern E«UgKY I KENTUCKY WESLEYAN GEORG ETOVV S CHICAGO STATE 0 ( ' ° ST AT E eamW i£ipl iata onference Tournament EN ' S TENNIS CROSS COUNTRY ,.Lucy Sheperd. Back Row: Vickie Williams, Sue Fitzgerald, ig, head coach Father Ambrose Ruschau. ' d ; • Women’s Tennis W 4 Cross Country Runs To Victory! 70 Golf Swings Into Action! Front r Richard Hi m rry Qjrporan. Bob Blazekovich, Mike Hart, Bob Haggerty. A 1 , -■« «■. £d 4m TlhcM 71 Men’s Basketball The 1978-79 basketball trail for the Pumas was a very successful one. The Pumas won the Puma 100 Classic, the first Great Lakes Valley Conference championship, and won the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional tournament. Then the Pumas proceeded to New Haven, Connecticut, at Yale University, where Saint Joe lost in the semifinals to Bridgeport, Connecticut, 92-82. The path of the Pumas finally ended. Congratulations, Pumas, on a fine 20-10 season! Front Row: Mike Smith, Don Groff, trainer Brad Smith, head coach George Waggoner, assistant coach Dave Smith, manager Mike Bradford, Gerald Kates, Greg Kapka. Back Row: Neil Brown, Lyle Meyer, Jim Michels, Dennis Thomas, Dave Downey, Ed Donohoe, Tony Smith, Mark Donohoe, Kevin Sims. 72 1 m m ■Hi iukt i k AaHnHlMldMBnM Jim Michels and Kevin Sims display the championship trophy from the Puma 100 Classic. Front Row: Regina Fisher, Sue Rebac, Linda Radivan, Jamie Badanish, Cheryl Getz, Sandy Allen, Jennifer Voreis, Linda Deno. Back Row: coach Susan Buntin, Betsy Clark, Ronda Hillenburg, Kelly Good, Maureen Becker, Katie Flynn, Leona Fournier, Rita Menke, Rose O’Connor, trainer Alan Borck. 78 Men’s Track Front Row: Tony Martin, Joe Rincon, Louis Norris, Andy Barnes. Back Row: Scott Faucette, Tony Miller, James Gwyn, Tom Reichert. Absent: head coach Dave Smith 82 Women’s Track Front Row: assistant coach Linda Taulman, Maureen Becker, Marian Kohut, Carroll McMahon, Debbie Hall, Mary Salisbury, Sue Dineen, Lisa Chesak. Back Row: head coach Dave Smith, Rita Menke, Peg Versgrove, Vickie Bauer, Linda Bounelis, Linda Deno, Kathy Rhew, manager Mary Rigali. 83 Baseball Baseball this year ended up with another winning season at 14-11. Due to inclement weather, many of the games were cancelled and numerous home games were never played. The games played at home, though, were exciting and when the players were not dodging rain drops they were scoring runs against their foes! Front Row: Jack Emerson, Tim Henady, Floyd Bentley, Lamar Simmons, Charlie Vicars, Brian Klabunde, Don Steinhilber, Jose Fortuno. Middle Row: Mark Donohoe, Mel Freiberger, Dave Caldwell, Randy Herring, John Krisch, Nick Fries, Dave Deany, assistant coach John Pullin. Back Row: John Bauman, Kirk Adams, Neil Brown, Bob Nicholas, Ed Donohoe, Tony Pcchin, Kevin Sims, Bob Ellis, George Ushela, head coach George Waggoner. 84 All Sorts Of Sports 88 AVAV AVA$ AVA V Intramurals Fall, winter, or spring, Saint Joe students can be seen doing their own thing in the world of sports! Football, basketball, bowling, hockey, or softball, a true Puma knows how to win on the battlefields of Saint Joseph ' s College! SfW’ 94 ? Chance Sponsor Career Day For Business Majors; Advance Three Psychology Computer Bonus! Your float wins “Most Colorful’ (It’s orange purple.) Move Ahead Two 96 Go Back Four for planning social event on Long Weekend 97 Student Association Involvement was the theme behind this year’s Student Association. Led by president Mark Behnke, the association got students involved in activities that were worthwhile to the whole campus. One of the most important motions passed with the help of the SA was extended open house hours. Congratulations Mark Behnke and crew on doing a great job in getting the student body “involved”! Mark Behnke, SA president Mark Quebbeman, SA executive vice-president Jon Costas, SA social vice-president 98 Janel Townsend, SA treasurer Student Senate Front Row: Val Bauer, Angie Marino, Claire Minon, Phyllis Dicara, Don Penrod, Belinda Brown, Martin Maher, Troy Flowers. Back Row: Steve Brouillette, Claudia Donnelly, Larry King, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Ed Piotrowski, Ken Coffey, Mark Behnke, Mark Quebbeman, Don Zehner, Keith Weber, Mike Molinaro, Mike Nassr, Charlie Dillon, Janel Townsend, Reggie Pulliam, Kevin Ring, Beth Novack, Mary Ann Klemm, John Vidal, Julie Metz, Anne Scollard, Leo Pryma, Carl Brun, Fr. Robert Matichek, Joe Sloyan. Belinda Brown, SA secretary Senior Junior Officers Senior Class Treasurer Mary Pat Hartnett, Vice-President Linda Simeone, Secretary Kathy Miller, President Charlie Dillon. Junior Class Secretary Diana Kachlik, Treasurer Kathy Novack, President Steph Brouillette, Vice-President Sue Martin. Chicago Club 100 Front Row: Treasurer Rick Carlson, Vice-President Bob Rigali, Secretary Lisa Pindell, President Mike Krasowski. Sophomore Freshman Officers Sophomore Class Vice-President Steve Meyer, Treasurer Mary Dlugosz, Secretary Becky Wolff, President Mike Nassr. Freshman Class President Troy Flowers, Vice-President Mark Malott, Secretary Beci Bateman, Treasurer Bob Jackson. Cheerleaders Front Row: Cathy Rhew, Mike Keane, Tom Hartrich, Chuck Teaney, Patti Biermann. Back Row: Colleen Hamilton, Rhonda Okrie, Jane Jankowski. Stuff 102 Front Row: Mark Hamilton, Monique Lacouture, Dave Wilson. Middle Row: Editor Tony Tiller. Back Row: Ron Trippel, Tom Cannon, Brian Rezac, Steve Day, Matt Campbell, James Gwyn, Jeff Andorfer, Ed Fisette, Donn Proctor. Phi Kappa And Little Sisters Front Row: Mike Collins, Tom Emerson, Kevin Dolan, Chris Cappuccilli, Pete Baltes, Paul Lawdensky, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Dave Findley, George Dotsikas. Back Row: Roy Morrison, Todd West, Kevin Ferrara, Ken Renspie.Tom Elliott, Jim Scalise, Brian Wynkoop, Joe Lawdensky, Mike Kmetz, Charlie Siegel, John Aurelio, Jack O’Brien, Randy Lukas, Flarry Costas, Mike Dzialakiewicz, Tim Huth, Matt Langer, Attila Bardos. mmsm _ „ i %m . .. ‘ Front Row: Mary Pat Larue, Peggy Sheeren, Judy Stuerenberg, Sharon Nesius. Second Row: Jane Schelling, Diana Ponce, Mary Vodisek, Therese Cangany, Julie Rueve, Julie Metz, Julie Reedy, Robin Geldreich. Third Row: Rosie Vicek, Mary Ann Klemm, Eileen Harrington, Terry Vincitore, Anne Scollard, Cathy Bates, Tammy Sowinski, Sue Lischer, Sue Champa, Cathy Goldthorpe, Stacey Zbiegien, Jane Marion. Back Row: Jane Barnes, Laura Geary, Mary Kiefer, Mary Ellen Sawyer, Kim Kicza, Rose O ' Connor, Nina Bolander, Joann Wappes, Mary Vesely. Education Front Row: Judy Cherry, Bobbi Jensen, Ardis Thompson. Middle Row: Nat Schellhammer, Laura Ludwig, Theresa Thieme. Back Row: Kim McConnell, Lisa Chesak, Mark Peres, Mary Bozzaco, Joann Daddio, Tom Natale, Mary Ellen Werr, Rick Harmer, Linda Jankowski, Dan Daly, Sue Scott, moderator Sister Karen Craig, Lamar Simmons. Front Row: Val Bauer, Dan Banina, Bob Copeland, Don Cheek, Mike Molinaro, Mary Ann Klemm. Row Two: Janet Keller, Kit Hartnett, Tom Funk, Mary Fricke, Therese Feicht, Theresa Braden. Row Three: Sue Scott, Sandy Brown, Bob Chrzanowski, Michele Hampton, Sue McQuillian, Sue Mayfield. Row Four: Tim Hay, Kris Bardos, Don Steinhilber, Phyllis Dicara, Sue Lischer, Mary Pat Hartnett, Tina Behr. Row Five: Sue Donohue, George Ushela, Diana Kachlik, Anne Scollard. Row Six: Mark Hoying, Maggie McGee, Bob Blazekovich, Tom Natale. Row Seven: Mary Kiefer, Tony Pechin, Lou Horvat, Kathy Novack, Mary Vesely. Row Eight: Cathy Kielbowski, Ron Trippel, Karen Paul, Terese Fovell, Linda Schiel. Row Nine: Ken Soldat, Phil Maloney, Sue Fritsche, Bob Taggart. 104 Chorus Front Row: Candy Cunningham, Marianna McSweeney, Diane Linn, Mary Ellen Werr, Terese Fovell, Dennis Kelley, Ken Uyechi, Mike Bauman, Nancy Zufelt, Tina Behr, Theresa Braden, Ivelisse Borrero, Jeanne Borscha. Middle Row: Dr. John Egan, Sister Narcisa, Linda Simeone, Diana Kachlik, Pete Roesle, Martin Maher, Tom Funk, Mark Doss, Dennis Krier, Mike Brennan, Juanita Berg, Lisa Chesak, Denise Gravens, Megan Cooney, Jane Jankowski, Mary Mysliwiec. Back Row: Jannine Gamache, Mary Kay Bergman, Kris Bardos, Steve Bonifas, Dave Wilson, Andy Hollerman, Bruce Hicks, Kevin Samblanet, Jeff Andorfer, Bob Chrzanowski, Dave Findley, Chris Haws, Kathy Bouska, at piano - Mrs. Anne-Marie Egan. Front Row: Mike Haberman, Brian Gidley, Sue Fritsche, Theresa Braden, Cindy Konczalski, Laura Frayn, Noreen Walsh, moderator Cathy Duffy. Back Row: Bruce Hicks, Jim Randall, Mike Burnett, Chris Spears, Bob Chrzanowski, Kevin Naughton, Jim Sakelaris, John Craig, James Hudson. a L | Computer Front Row: Linda Schiel, Joann Wappes, Theresa Braden, Mary Ellen Werr, Marianna McSweeney. Middle Row: Dr. William Verbrugge, Mary Vesely, Jenny Kile, Lisa Chesak, Kim McConnell, Terese Fovell, Cathy Fischer, Sue Martin, Rosemary Pullen. Back Row: Mark Prior, Kirk Jockel, Brian Cassidy, Jeff Guenther, Ed Becker. History Front Row: Kit Hartnett, Bobbi Jensen, Phyllis Dicara, Therese Feicht. Middle Row: Steve Meyer, Denise Payne, Terry Vincitore, Dan Banina, Mark Salkeld, Mark Behnke, Tim Fleming. Back Row: Tony Tiller, Judy Stuerenberg, Evelyn Doll, Michele Hampton. 106 If . Soccer Front Row: Brian Rezac, Mike Nassr, Bill Gartrell, George Dotsikas. Back Row: Carl Brun, Ron Nieberding, Marc Tougas, Jerry Eash, Don Penrod, coach Fr. William Stang. Measure Julie Rueve, Awannah Buelterman, Jane Schelling, Sue Fritsche, Marti Faist, Denise Brown. Radio Front Row: advisor Fred Berger, Bob Hospodka, Mike Moyer, Carlton Tucker, Randy Cusick. Back Row: Monique Lacouture, Stormy Klecka, Glenn Poehner, Jeff Guenther. Front Row: Kila Brown, Narvis Reeves, Dorothy Wade, Veda Williams, Dominic Fuqua, James Hudson. Second Row: Prince Winbush, Carlton Tucker, Perry Peters, Mike Bradford, James McFadden. Third Row: James Gwyn, Denise Payne, Dan Davis, Reggie Pulliam. Back Row: Dennis Thomas, Lou Norris. Front Row: Julie Metz, Janet Keller, Marianne Galligan, Marianna McSweeney, Debbie Payne, Sue Donohue, Rick Dunn, Beth Burch. Row Two: Brian Gidley, Ann Moomaw, Mary Beth Guetzloff, Noreen Walsh, Sue Martin, Julie Gerlach. Row Three: Bob Copeland, Laurie Dolak, Karen Roelofs, Lynn Ceisel, Robin Geldreich. Row Four: Mary Dlugosz, Jodie Gorski. Row Five: Kathy Rhew, Diane Rafferty, Linda Jankowski, Rita Giel, Jenny Kile. Row Six: Brian Cassidy, Tim Sullivan, Lou Horvat, Mike Molinaro, Beth Novack, Colleen Hamilton, Ron Fitzpatrick, Rosie Hudock, Mike Laethem, Lynn Calhoun. Row Seven: Gerry Hemmelgarn, Randy Cusick, Don Steinhilber, John Krisch, Darryl Carstensen, Mark Prior, John Kuhn. Standing Top Left: Dan Lauer. Standing Top Right, First 108 Row: Janel Townsend, Doug Reiner, Steve Satala, Rich Huffine, John Craig. Second Row: John Aurelio, Tom Neuffer, George Ushela, Mike Pfeifer, Chris Bott, Mike Starr, Tom Krodel, Ron Trippel, Matt Campbell, Duane Nelson, Kirk Jockel, Lynn Ruemler, Denny Daugherty, John Bauman. Biology Front Row: Veronica Smith, Becky Lehmenkuler, Marianna McSweeney, Barb Fink, Betsy Fink, Bob Kolodzej. Middle Row: Glenn Nelsen, Kim Kicza, Kimbra Zolper, Colleen McGuinn, Diana Kachlik, Troy Flowers, Dr. Duvall Jones. Back Row: Jim Rogers, George Bognar, Bob Chrzanowski, Bob Blazekovich, Tom Funk, Maggie McGee, Tom Pechin, Terry Imbery, Paul Goszkowski. Sweet Sixteen Front Row: Sue Bees, Beth Novack, JoAnn Radin, Roberta Beaufait, Mary Dlugosz. Middle Row: Renate Craine, Marian Kohut, Mary Ann Devins, Deb Desalvo. Back Row: Diane Rafferty, Sue Scott, Kim Owsley. Chris Plaia, Rita Menke, Julie Reedy, Denise Brown, Rosie O’Donnell, Terry Wright, Eileen Crowley, Sue Fritsche, Bruce Hicks. English Five-thirty A.M. Frisbee Contest in the hallway; Go Directly to your R.A. Justin Sign Posted in Noll: “In case of fire, extinguishers are in Father Stang’s room.” Merlini Noll Halas GO Illegal Keg in Bennett; Fine $125 Sneak Past A R Early-morning shower line; Late for Class, Lose Turn in Schwieterman : X f t 1 1 1 K i : i i, [A % k Front Row: Kevin Samblanet, Fr. Roman Rodak, Ken Borgelt, Bob Schroeder, Mark Floying, Chuck Kahlig. Back Row: Ben Berinti, Ron Nieberding, John Lloyd, Carl Brun, Marc Tougas, Mark Ruschau, John Bobos, Dave Wenning, Pete Roesle, Mark Sweeterman, Fr. Urban Dumminger. Aquinas Front Row: Tom Castor, Terry Smrt, Mark Jahnke, Kevin Slambanet, Reggie Pulliam, Glenn Nelsen, Rick Carlson, Bob Rigali, Carlton Tucker, Dan Swain. Back Row: Tom Frazier, Bruce Hicks, Tom Bachmann, Bill Snyder, Phil Sceri, Al Albanese, Jim Black. 112 Merlini First Floor - Front Row: Chris Wojton, Mike Martin, Mike Dzialakiewicz, Jeff McDaniel, Kevin Keyes. Middle Row: Bob Reichert, Matt Langer, John Costas, Brian Cassidy, Jim Rogers, Lyle Meyer, Dan Smiley. Back Row: Jim Scalise, Jim Wolabaugh, Ken Galeno, Ken Renspie, Rich Huffine, Tom Coyne, Walt Milker, Bob Valentine. Second Floor - Front Row: Steve Fruecht, Lynn Ruemler, Dan Banina, Ray Banary, Bradford, Tim Fleming, Dan Meyer. Brian Rezac, Paul Latka, Scott Lahrman, John Craig, Mike Molinaro, Joe Bezilla, Bill Lennon. Middle Row: Bill Violette, John Schuberth, Troy Flowers. Back Row: Charlie Dillon, Bruce Ksiazek, Bob Copeland, Dan Sullivan, Don Cheek, Mike 113 East Seifert First Floor - Front Row: Mark Schuster, Larry Staudt, Bill Bray. Back Row: Dan Schluge, Scott Rimel, Brian Gidley, Bob Bultman, Terry Rensberger, Bill Hardy. 114 Second Floor - Front Row: Bill Wagner, Ken Coffey, Phil Maloney, Bob Ellis, Mark Marozzi, Rick Mancebo, Mike Thilman, Jack McGrail, Dan Plunkett, Bob Taggart, Ken Soldat, Jim Sakelaris. Back Row: Joe Sloyan, Chris Spears, Mike Haberman. George Liggett, Mike Marciniak, Drew Pastrick, Don Amidei, Greg King, Tim Hay, Jim Randall. West Seifert First Floor - Front Row: Jeff Medler, Steve Satala, Tom Baumann, George Descheemaker. Middle Row: Ken Gill, Randy Balko, Bruce Shadiow, Jeff Simon, Jim O’Brien, John Demartino, Ted Antoniadis, Garrick Roby, Tom Reed, Chuck Wolpert, Dave Wilson, John Rooney. Back Row: Steve Gedney, Martin Maher, Mike Fischer, Bill Miller, Don Nadeau, John Sauer. Second Floor - Front Row: Tom Natale, Mark Malott, Ken Wolin, Dan Danner, Nat Schellhammer. Middle Row: Noel Fleck, Rich Harmer, Chris Micetich, Angelo Edine, Jeff Andorfer, Jim Muhler, John Marcotte, Frank Capitanini, Kevin Field. Back Row: Bob Burns, Mike Meyer, Jim Michels, Rich O’Neill, Russell Rohrer, Frank Flannelly, Emmett Robinson, Mike Casey. Noll ! Second Floor - Front Row: A1 Stupek, Mark Heneghan, Bill Haggerty. Second Row: Brian Walsh, Tom Emerson, John O’Brien, Joe Hogan, A1 Bryan, Todd West. Third Row: Noel Taisacan, John O Neil, George Dotsikas, Dan Hawley, Tom Georgiou, Jim Johnson, Rich Rogers, Colin Aiken, Chris Cappuccilli, Steve Foremski, Kevin Shannon, Tom Elliott, Dan Mauch. Back Row: Scott Siedelmann, Bill Pendergast, Mike Connolly, Paul Goszkowski, Charlie Siegel, Bob Pendergast, Jerry Eash, Kevin Ferrara, Gerry Hemmelgarn, Dave Findley, Tim Huth. First Floor - Front Row: Jim Travnik, Tim Dwyer, John Zaworski, Tom Mills, Chuck Tobar, Ralph Waldecki, Frank Bliss. Back Row: Barry Watson, John Marroni, Frank Jones, Brian Fox, Tom Chando, Dave Kasper, Mike Collins, John Vidal, Jeff Guenther, Bob Hospodka, Glenn Poehner, Mark Greiner, Tim Noll, Jim Sedoris, Fr. William Stang, Charlie Roarks, Frank Geib, Brad Dunham, Jim Hannigan, Mike Peres, Frank Randazzo, Mike Devito, Greg Jenkins, Mike Higgs, Randy Cusick. Bennett First Floor - Front Row: Ed Griffin, Tom Swock, Dan Bamberg, Kyle Myers, Bob Flicks. Second Row: Steve Williamson, John Rigali, Lou Horvat, Bob Blazekovich, Kevin Lewandowski, Chris Crimmins, Paul Sterk, Keith Weber, Toby Leonard, Dave Reece, Gene Miller, Chuck Teaney, Jim Nohl, George Johnson, John Cusano, Gerry Leahy. Back Row: August Ghilarducci, Patsy Deramo, Mike Brennan, Terry Kenney, Jeff Lukacsek, John Lorden, Mike Smitley, Jim Witous, Greg Kapka. Second Floor - Front Row: Tony Smith, Andy Smolen, Ed Graveline, Chris Plaia, Dave Downey, Bob Nicholas, Mike Haynes, Duwayne Mill. Back Row: Tony Giacalone, Jim Skoda, Paul Stenger, Charlie Karp, Mark Hopkinson, Paul Kolber, Carl Schreiber, Ron Fitzpatrick, Marty Kooi, Mike Laethem, Mike O ' Mara, Tim Henady, Mark Salkeld. 117 Halas First Floor - Front Row: Ivelisse Borrero, Rhonda Okrie, Debbie Lacasse, Claire Minon. Second Row: Angela Marino, Mary Ellen Sawyer, Terry Avis, Terri Balog, Kathy Bates, Kim Leavis. Third Row: Eilleen Harrington, Eileen McKinney, Ivonne Borrero, Margaret Hillsamer, Kathy Mead, Jodi Clark, Marianna McSweeney, Mary Beth Kiefer, Laura Geary, Jane Barnes, Tammy Sowinski, Beth Avis. Back Row: Sue Martin, Jan Duttlinger, Diana Kachlik, Peggy Mecler, Becky Wolff, Maggie McGee, Kris Bardos. m | IgjSt § ' feWKwijy Mp’3V2!� n I I Mt 1 118 Second Floor - Front Row: Barb Fink, Betsy Fink, Kimbra Zolper, Janeen Wenstrup, Colleen McGuinn, Patti Biermann, Libby Houran. Back Row: Marti Faist, Terry Wright, Awannah Buelterman, Lori Simonovich, Mary Cycon, Juanita Berg, Theresa Fitzpatrick. Halas Third Floor - Front Row: Theresa Braden, Narvis Reeves, Sue Mayfield. Second Row: Tina Behr, Laura Ludwig, Cindy Jenkins, Mary Fricke, Mary Bozzaco, Theresa Feicht, Janet Losso. Back Row: Terese Fovell, Cathy Edwards, Kim McConnell, Veronica Smith, Theresa Hanley, Debbi Hall, Mary Lynn McKinley, Mayuree Eiamsakulrat, Agnes Yeung, Karen Rose, Mary Werr, Vicki Bomani, Lisa Chesak. Gallagher First Floor - Front Row: John Gadd, Ron Trippel, Mike Hart, Jim Pronteau, Cameron Madaj, Don Zehner, Tom Hartrich, Paul Lawdensky. Back Row: Mike Bettinger, Larry Sobal, Mike Nassr, Kirk Jockel, Patrick Catanzarite, Bob Jackson, Dennis Kelly, John Kelly, Jerry Corcoran, Kevin Johnson, Phil Pinkstaff, Bill Bryant, Chuck Sharkey, Chris Bott, John Green, Mike Napierkowski, Steve Brouillette, Tony Tiller, Donn Proctor, Dale Madaj, John Leuck, Larry King, Ed Fisette, Tom Brickner, Rich Brickner, John Burrell. Gallagher Z jS X )-Aii 2 ,r m u 4 i Second Floor - Front Row: Wally Obrochta, Kevin Smith, Thad Frankowski, Mike Pfeifer, Pat Catanzarite. Middle Row: Gary Haynes, Tom Funk, Jose Fortuno, Dave Ketcham, Brian Brennan, Steve Bonifas, Dris Abraham, Matt Skronski, Mike Staudt, Bill Ryan, Tony Benassi, Kevin Rak, Jack Emerson. Back Row: George Ushela, John Krisch, Don Steinhilber, Tony Lee, Rick Brost, Chuck Flawn, Dan Lauer, Steve Marzke, Bill Adams. 120 Third Floor - Front Row: Doug Reiner, Dave Townsend, Weldon Egan, Marshall Considine, Darryl Carstensen, Jim Conde, Lenny Kohl, Don Klein, Steve Day, Mark Prior, Ron Gunter. Back Row: Mike Crowe, Paul Horvath, Pat Durkin, Dan Dohr, Bill Gartrell, Tim Culkin, Mike Casey, Mark Quebbeman, Dick Brickner, Ed Becker, Matt Heaney, Cyril Gaffney, Mike Starr, Louis Salvadore, Joe Misuraca, Tim Casey. Justin First First West - Front Row: Sharon Duffy, Cindy Konczalski, Linda Simeone, Mary Carol Vann. Back Row: Diane Nolan, Donna Cummings, Nancy Deutschmann, Carroll McMahon, Mary Brown, Laura Frayn, Rita Giel, Beth Janecke, Mary Jung, Linda Jankowski, Mary Kenda, Theresa Clemmer, Joan Carlson. First East - Front Row: Marian Kohut, Carla Ackil, Ellen Kennedy, Jeanne Wilson, Bobbi Jensen, Barb Salkeld, Angie Perugini, Mary Guiden, Sara Lopez, Julie Reedy, Kathy Goldthorpe, Jolynn Kozlowski, Mariann Fumo, Kim Berns. Back Row: Michele Hampton, Evelyn Doll, Marlene Bierbaum, Terry Vincitore, Phyllis Dicara, Julie Rueve, Jane Schelling, Erin McDonnell, Carroll McMahon, Judy Rapp. 121 Justin Second Second West - Front Row: Beth Burch, Bridget Wilhauck, Peggy Sheeren, Judy Stuerenberg, Janet Keller, Lynn Calhoun. Middle Row: Margaret Stack, Mary Vodisek, Cindy Phillips, Beth Phillips, Chris Costa, Therese Cangany, Kim Kicza. Back Rowj Kathy Kersteff, Audry Simons, Helen Zarante, Kathy Fischer, Megan Cooney, Bridgit Bateman, Michelle Poinsatte, Diane Dawson, Kathy Novack, Mary Ann Reichert, Anne Scollard, Rose O’Connor. 1 mjw tqm z yZs ' 1 V IprJ Second East - Front Row: Mary Haberman, Margie Harris, Kathy Miller, Fran Cutino, Linda Schiel, Joann Daddio, Sue Scott, Donna Clites. Middle Row: Anne O’Donnell, Mary Pat Hartnett, Ann Pence, Paula Eaton, Mary Ann Devins, Mary Pat LaRue, Rosie Vicek, Mary Nagle. Back Row: Ann Moomaw, Rosie O’Donnell, Janet Burkhardt, Maureen Arnott, Beth Novack, Beth Conroy, Mary Dlugosz, Joan Murphy, Mary Beth Durkin. Justin Third Third West - Front Row: Renate Craine, Debbie Desalvo, Candie Cunningham, Vicki Bauer, Kathy Rhew, Kathy Bouska. Second Row: Jean Klecan, Noreen Walsh, Marianne Galligan, Jodie Gorski, Marg Shuter, Sheila Gallagher, Becky Lehme nkuler, Sue Donohue. Third Row: Peg Versgrove, Diane Rafferty, Vickie Williams, Mary Beth Miles, Ashley Ward, Jeanne Borscha, Joanne Wappes, Sue Lischer, Kelly West, Laura Boersig, Claudia Donnelly, Sheila Robinson. Back Row: Janel Townsend, Sue Fitzgerald, Therese Mahrt, Mary Vesely. Third East - Front Row: Jane Jankowski, Kit Flartnett, Jan Stuhrenberg, Sue Champa, Julie Gerlach, Mary Vesely, Belinda Brown, Stacy Zbiegien, Mary Kay Locallo, Sharon Rohrer, Jenny Kile. Back Row: Mary Mysliwiec, Julie Metz, Sue McQuillian, Theresa Thieme, Judy Cherry, Betsie Pelech, Pat Valentine, Colleen Hamilton, Jane Marion, Diana Ponce, Donna Kalvaitis, Robin Geldreich. 123 Bonus! Receive 200 chips for steering clear of Black Jack table during Mardi Gras Score 35 points in basketball game (Move over Bird . . . here I come!) Lose Two Turns For Modesty Caught in Justin after hours by Ma; Proceed directly to Security; Do Not Pick Up ID Little 500 Mardi Gras Last trips to Moody’s . . . “Best in the West” . . . plans for summer visits . . . thoughts of graduation . . . Gain Extra Turn for realizing these are times that can never be forgotten . . . Sneak Past Business Club Picnic at Scherb’s . . Accounting-Finance Club Banquet in Chapel ... Jr. Class keg at Lake Banet . . . what’s a final? 126 Little 500 Led by Queen Lynn Calhoun, this year ' s Little 500 will be remembered as not just another race. As anticipation and rivalry soon set the mood of the race. After four hours of the race and all the bumps and black flags were finally figured out. Chuck Kahlig ruled the field with the checkered flag. Mary Kay Locallo, Kathy Miller, Janel Townsend, Queen Lynn Calhoun, Julie Reedy Little 500 Court Famous Last Words Hey, what’s wrong with the cart? Who’s winning? Only three more hours . . . What black flag? When was it raining . . . Hey, Who Won? Bim ' bssevKfinMni t. ' • ' H ■ Victory Is Sweet Top Six Finishers 1st Chuck Kahlig 2nd John Bulger 3rd Ken Coffey 4th Tom Mills 5th Brian Gidley 6th Rick Gross Chuck Kahlig with First-Place Flag 133 SIFE SIFE, known as Students in Free Enterprise, got its start second semester of the school year as a business course. The main goal of the class was to promote free enterprise and to get students involved with it. Students set up seminars, worked with certain Core classes, and informed St. Joseph’s College about SIFE. In April, Mary Kiefer, Steve Brouillette, and Cathy Kielbowski represented St. Joseph’s in regional competition with other colleges dealing with free enterprise. St. Joseph’s was recognized for accomplishing a great deal in its first year in the competition and Dr. Burkey, our advisor, received a plaque honoring St. Joseph’s College for promoting the free enterprise system. Good luck next year. 134 Spring Break Spring break at St. Joseph’s is a very special time. After many weeks of sleet, snow, and studying, students take off for “Fun in the Sun.” Many students this year before going South stopped off in Dayton, Ohio and watched the Puma basketball team in the regionals beat Eastern Illinois, and host Wright State in the finals 73-68 to advance to the final eight in Division II. From Russia With Love The group left Chicago aboard a SAS 747 bound for Copenhagen, Denmark. With a short stop in Stockholm, Sweden, the tour landed at Leningrad international in the U.S.S.R. For fifteen days, twenty-eight Pumas visited churches, museums, palaces, and parks. The opera, ballet, and circus were other stops, along with Lenin’s tomb, Gum department store, and four different Russian cities (Leningrad - Novgorod - Moscow - Kiev). After twenty departures and landings, all twenty-eight members of the group were glad to get back to the U.S. of A. A mighty fortress in Novgorod. 138 Tour director Dr. Posey Site of the 1980 Olympics Famous “Quotes”: Onions again? Pepsi please. 1 haven’t gone in ten days! American hills. Roubles for $$$. Vodka and apple juice. Blue jeans? Caviar anyone? Breakfast at 9 o ' clock. More water please. Go 3 up and come back 2? Beach those onions! Hurry up and wait! Pumas in front of the Kremlin in Moscow. An overnight trip aboard the C.C.C.P. Express. Second Semester Happenings SJC Presents . . . Graduation “We did it early for a change this year, and the day actually didn’t turn out too bad. The week off was just long enough to let us contemplate our life at St. Joe’s — and short enough to keep our memories alive. By “Graduation Sunday” though, we a ccepted that life at St. Joe’s would go on, but this — this last day as an SJC student — would be our day.” Wi j ' ' ,Mr ; v - ■ . v%.. : V f ■4 ' t 142 ■:.W; Ken Soldat, Senior of-the-Year, receives award from Dale Fallat, Alumni President. A quote that sums up senior year — St. Joe style: “Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow.” Isidore of Seville “Friends are like Fiddle strings, they must not be screwed too tight.” 144 Guest speaker Edward Fischer. B9U Bonus! Heavy snow last night. No Core today. Lecturer stranded on 1-65 Arrive for class seven mins, late - Students gone - Plan Pop Quiz for Wednesday Senior-Faculty Talent Show. Place first for standing on head while singing African Love Songs FAC Go Directly To Jail; Do Not Pass Go; Do Not Collect Tenure History Biology 147 Faculty “Our” faculty play a major part in Saint Joe’s game. From those who’ve been here for a lifetime, to those who still anticipate tenure, numerous roles are acted out. Only at Saint Joe’s can you joke with a prof in Gaspar in the morning, struggle through his test in the afternoon and discuss it over a beer at night. They guide us through our four years, leading us up the right roads. In the end, they can become our closest friends. Upper right, clockwise: Rev. Charles Banet, President. Rev. Bernard Meiring, Executive Vice-President, Chairman, education. Ken Zawodny, Vice-President for Business Affairs. 148 Clockwise from upper left: Dave Hoover, Director of Financial Aids, history. Robert Garrity, Vice-President for Academic Affairs. Alfred Hentschel, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Ralph Marini, finance. 149 Clockwise from upper left: Sister Catherine Fay, guidance. Robert Vigeant, Head Librarian. Rev. Leonard Kostka, Chaplain, theology. Elizabeth Dunn, house mother. Clockwise from upper left: Rev. James Froelich, Director of Guidance, Chairman, religion. Rev. Charles Robbins, Registrar. Bill Verbrugge, Director of Computer Center, computer science. Ginny Marzke, Director of Placement. Below: Jerome Hughes, former Personnel Dean. Right: Rev. William Staudt, Director of Halleck Center. Above: Charles Schuttrow, Director of Public Information. Right: Diane Jennings, Assistant Personnel Dean. 152 Clockwise from upper left: Rev. Sante Reale, Director of Development. Gerry Lasko, Director of Alumni Association. Bill Craig, Director of Admissions. Rev. Raphael Gross, Director of Fellows Program. 153 Clockwise from upper left: Brad Smith, physical education. Rev. Rudolph Bierbcrg, theology. Shannon Dehn, Director of Bookstore. Richard Scharf, Director of Athletics. 154 Clockwise from upper left: Ronald Boland, Chairman, sociology. Fred Mariani and Bill Jennings, physical education. Don Brinley, philosophy. Fred Berger, communications. 155 Clockwise from upper left: Allen Broussard, Chairman, accounting. Roy Burkey, Chairman, business administration. Rev. Raymond Cera, foreign languages. David Chesak, mathematics and physics. Ralph Cappuccilli, Chairman, communications. Clockwise from upper left: Rev. Alvin Druhman, English. Bill Downard, history. Bill Del Principe, accounting - finance. Michael Davis, Chairman, earth science and geology. Sister Karen Craig, education. 157 hUQ Clockwise from right: John and Anne-Marie Egan, music. Rev. Phil Gilbert, mathematics. Rev. Dominic Gerlach, foreign languages. Rev. Urban Dumminger, Director of Seminarians. 158 Clockwise from left: Rev. Lawrence Heiman, music. Nancy Herald, business-computer science. Rev. Norman Heckman, chemistry. John Groppe, English. Rev. Ambrose Heiman, philosophy. 159 Clockwise from below: Bob Jerome, economics. Duvall Jones, biology. Bob Kasky, accounting. James Kenny, psychology. Rev. Edward Joyce, theology. 160 Clockwise from far left: Rev. William Kramer, Chairman, chemistry. Lawrence Lennon, Chairman, psychology. Hermes Kreilkamp, assistant librarian. Charles Kerlin, English. Jose Luzay, foreign languages. m 161 Clockwise from right: Andrew Mehall, Chairman, biology. John Nichols, Chairman, philosophy. Jim Novak, Director of Food Services. Dave Osterfeld, political science. Clockwise from left: Rev. Bob Matichek, theology. Rev. Bill Stang, biology. Rev. Lawerence Wyen, Chairman, English. Rev. Robert Onofrey, music. Phil Posey, history. Rev. John Pichitino, psychology. Rev. Edward McCarthy, philosophy. 163 Below: Sister Patricia Robinson, sociology. Right: Don Reichert, education. Above: Rev. Charles Rueve, Chairman, mathematics. Right: Jacob Rodia, chemistry. 164 Clockwise from upper left: Rev. Ambrose Ruschau, physics. Robert Schenk, economics. Dixie Green (left) and Marie Swhultz, health center. Wally Scherb, business administration. 166 I Clockwise from upper left: Dave Smith, physical education. Bob Walters, post office clerk. Rev. Ralph Verdi, music. Linda Taulman (left) physical education and Susan Buntin, physical education. 167 1979 Phase Staff Top t° bottom: Editor Chris Wojton, Jodie Gorski, Jane Jankowski, Jeanne Borscha, Mark Hamilton, Assistant Editor Noreen Walsh, Bob Copeland, Steve Day, John Burrell. ?u v« ,vV J My assistant editor quit? Photographer John Burrell ijMM Jhr c Stnmlr WGth Don’t take my picture! They played our game . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abraham Mary C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Balog Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Baltes Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bamberg Eileen Banina Jane Anne Marie Barnes Carl and Catherine Bates Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Louis Benassi Robert J. Biermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blazekovich Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bolander Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bonifas The Borrero Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Borscha John and Nancy Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Brickner Allen J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capitanini Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ceisel Michael J. Connolly R.J. Conroy Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Craine Jeanne Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cycon Bill and Cathy Del Principe Mr. and Mrs. Patsy A. D’Eramo, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devins Mr. and Mrs. Philip DiCara Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dlugosz Gilford and Betty Doll Mrs. Francis J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fenters Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Field, 111 Gilbert and Virginia Fisher Miriam J. Fitzharris Thelma Fitzpatrick Flex-Rod Sewer Equipment Company Lima, Ohio The Flower Stall - Leon and Elfrieda Fleck, owners Robert H. Flynn J. J. Fortuno Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Freiberger, Sr. Cy Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William Gartrell Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geib Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorski Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Graveline Mr. and Mrs. Wiley A. Green Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Mr. and Mrs. George A. Guenther Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Haggerty Robert and Marie Harmer Raymond Harris Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Hay Floyd Hemmelgarn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hemmelgarn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Morris D. Hillenburg Retta Harry C. Hopkinson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hospodka Robert L. Houston Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hupke Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Jenkins Robert T. Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kachlik Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kalvaitis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Kapka Thaddeus and Virginia Kasper Mrs. Louise Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Kenney John Kersteff Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Kicza, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kirland Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. Len Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Ksiazek Mr. and Mrs. George Lacouture Dr. and Mrs. Dean H. Langer Mr. and Mrs. Robert La Rue Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Layden Earl and Eileen Lischer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Loew Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Madaj Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Marozzi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McSweeney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mehall Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Micetich Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Morrison Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Muhler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. T. Napierkowski Col. and Mrs. Michael A. Nassr Mr. and Mrs. William Naughton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholas Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan . Patrons . . . Mr. and Mrs. James C. Noll John J. and Geri O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John P. O’Brien Mrs. Lyle Paul John Pfeifer Family Michael A. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. James F. Pronteau, Sr. A1 Randall Patricia G. Reedy Mrs. Thomas L. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rensberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Renspie Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Rezac Bob and Therese Rigali Jim Righeimer - Class of ’54 Charles and Denise Roemer Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rooney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Samblanet George F. Schantz Anne, Jay and Joan Schelling Mrs. John J. Schuberth Mr. and Mrs. John Schuetzner Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Schulte Mrs. Regina Feeney Scollard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shuter Raymond F. Siegel Eldon L. Sims John J. Snyder Mrs. Val Stack Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Staudt Helen and Don Steinhilber Louis G. Streer C. A. Stuerenberg Albert S. Stupek Mr. and Mrs. Alva T. Such Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan Leona Taggart Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thieme Robert Thilman Family Mr. and Mrs. Jeryld C. Torbet Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ushela Jerome and Margaret Vesely Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vidal Roger and Elizabeth Voreis Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wagner Ed Waldecki Mrs. Alice M. Ward The West Family, Ted, Evelyn, Todd and Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. George J. Witous Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojton Mr. and Mrs. Wolin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Wolpert Mr. and Mrs. Don Zehner 170 . . Advertisers . . Campbell’s Printing Company Daryl’s Pastry Shop Falvey’s Men’s Store Farmers and Merchants National Bank member FDIC Hook’s Drug Store Rensselaer Republican Rensselaer Sewing Center Ribordy Drugs Russell Jewelry Schultz’s Family Store Sears, Roebuck and Co. Tot’s Toggery Von Tobel Lumber and Hardware Editor’s Page Special thanks go to the following people for their help on Phase 79 ' : The Executive Board, shown above, “Spasibo for all the good times, Mr. and Mrs. Schuttrow for always being around when I needed help, Jerry Schlueter, our representative from Walsworth Publishing Co., Doyle Fox from Indiana School Pictures, Betty Fenters, who was always there when I needed something, Noreen, my personal secretary, and I can’t forget M.J., “Hey it was worth it!” Thanks Again, Chris Phase Staff Chris Wojton, Editor-In-Chief Noreen Walsh, Assistant Editor Jeanne Borscha John Burrell Robert Copeland Steve Day Joanne Gorski Mark Hamilton Jane Jankowski Linda Jankowski Roberta Johnson Sue Martin Donn Proctor 172 3 Three men from Arizona made the first successful flight across the Atlantic in a balloon, the Double Eagle II. 4 Iran’s political turmoil resulted in the Shah’s downfall and the return of the Ayatollah Khomeini, a religious leader. 5 A jungle town in Guyana, South America became the setting for the bizarre poison drink deaths of over 900 followers of Jim Jones ' People’s Temple, and the shooting deaths of Congressman Leo Ryan and 3 newsmen, part of a group investigating them. 6 Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, together with President Carter and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat signed two agreements providing for negotiations of a full Middle East peace treaty at the Camp David Summit conducted in September. 7 In the country’s worst air disaster ever recorded, a PSA jet with 136 aboard, its right wing afire, plunges toward a San Diego residential neighborhood, after colliding with a small aircraft. 1 The papal seat was vacated twice during the year with the deaths of Pope Paul VI and his successor John Paul I. The election of Poland’s Karol Wojtyia and his choice to take the name John Paul II was a surprise to all. 2 Popular model Cheryl Tiegs switched clothing and joined driver Janet Guthrie for a photo session at the Pocono International Raceway. vS 1978 . . . A parade of faces and events passing through the headlines SsKp Wj LSWORTHj arreline, Mo., U.S.A m tnrutrj jtXlllufiljj ; r ' jg | QBffffl O yHamrj - ytf. - ™m, iaWyj7V|h BBt •■ ‘it $y x m | JP m ji|j , m3 my}