St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

t k SCHOOL LIFE 8 ATHLETICS 40 ALBUM 78 ORGANIZATIONS 138 SAINT JOSEPH ' S HIGH SCHOOL. SOUTH BEND, IND. We Come Of Age As freshmen, we enter St. Joe won- dering what the year holds in store for us. What will our classes be like? Will we make new friends? What clubs should we join? The year passes. Sometimes we are surprisedi some- times we are discouraged. But we find our place at St. Joe and grow accus- tomed to the life here. We become a part of St. Joe. Yet every year, we return to school filled with anticipations and questions. Will we renew old acquaintances? Will we find new friendships too? Will we have the same teachers? Will our teams win tournaments and champion- ships? Will the school be changed any? There are so many things to be accom- plished and so many decisions to be made. We will learn to accept chal- lenges and cope with difficulties. We will work to make our dreams become realities. As seniors, we prepare to leave St. Joe. It has not been easy, but we have managed to meet the demands placed upon us and still enjoy our years in high school. We have become proud of ourselves, our class, and our school. We have weathered the years and we are pleased with the results. We have arrived and we will not turn back. For certainly, we have come of age. Beginnings This past year was one of beginnings and welcome changes. On the local scene. Democrat bill Richardson was chosen as the new sheriff after Ralph DeMeyer was con- victed of extortion. The newly-opened Marriott Hotel downtown was a welcome change from the big hole on which it was built. This has made several hundred new jobs available to South Benders, and is a good beginning to the eventual restoration of downtown. Notre Dame football also got a new leader this fall. Gerry Faust became the new Irish head coach, replacing Dan Devine. His team ' s record was 5-6, Notre Dame ' s worst in many years. But when he came, he brought with him the enthusiasm that had been missing previously. Nationally, the space shuttle was a great feat for the U.S. We became the first country to launch something into space, to have it return, to be used again. wt «l 1 UdMi ' -JijlJI IBBl W ' -, Top; Ronald Reagan began his term with a lot of promises, and many of these were carried out in his drastic changes in this country ' s economic policies. Left: The new downtown Marriott is expected to be a great asset to South Bend. Right: County sheriff Ralph DeMeyer was con- victed of extortion and replaced by William Richardson. Top: The space shuttle Columbia was a great success and instilled a great amount of pride in the American people. Left: Even though his first year as head coach was not as successful as he ' d have liked. Gerry Faust rarely lost his smile. Right: It took a year, but the WNDU radio and television stations finally were able to move into their new building. As in the past year, St. Joe has been an ever changing community. Not only has there been a change in teachers, but also in the actual building. Some of these changes are the remodeling of the cafeteria, which includes a new floor and ceiling, the addition of more computers, and the remodelling of the newspaper office. Among these changes, however, some of the major differences are the addition of the bookstore which is managed by Mr. Larry Shead, the re-location of the business office, and to the teachers ' pleasure, the addition of a new teach- ers ' lounge. The bookstore is a change which is accepted well by the students because it gives them the opportunity to buy school essentials throughout the year. The theology department has been through many changes this year. The chapel has a new minister and teacher. Father Darryl Rybicki. Father Rybicki has also seen many changes since his arrival at St.Joe. For example, the re- arrangement of the chapel pews which allows more students to attend masses. Also, there has been a lot of effort to make the all school masses more beautiful with the addition of new furniture and decorations. Mrs. Tracy Sandman, as of this year, also has been appointed the position of or- ganizing the retreats. As a general rule, most changes re- quire readjustments, however, the stu- dents and faculty have found these re- cent changes at St. Joe make school life more convenient and enjoyable. Top. ' Father Rybicki and Miss Emilia Godinez are seated in the midst of special decorations for the Christmas mass. Middle: Fran Sullivan orga- nizes the newly remodeled newspaper office. Bottom: Mike Hofman works on one of the new computers, Jim Reiner takes a break. 9 S ■ P ,c? Klj m m X!)is Kl 1 W V. S ■ tf 1 k hI mm .J i f - _ ■■ Top left: Sue Niezgodski and Monica Wynen donate their free time to work in the new book- store. Middle left: Mrs. Meehall enjoys the priva- cy of the newly located business office. Bottom left: The new teacher ' s lounge allows Mrs. Sy- burg and Mrs. Carmichael to relax during their lunch hours. Top right: Ms. Hoffman and Mary Kenney take a break during the day to pray in the newly rearranged chapel. Bottom right: Mrs. Sandman, the new spiritual retreat organizer. 1W82 H fe O o o Above left — Mark Geissler and Tom Houk shake hands as Mark welcomes Tom into the hiding place. Above right — Sarah Bradley and Mark Geissler discuss their situation. Above — Andrea Goulet and Jay Lewis play with the cat in the roles of Anne and Peter. Right — Tom, Katie, and Andrea prepare to leave the attic. lO FALL PLAY This year ' s fall play, The Diary of Anne Frank, was directed by Mrs. Jane Syburg. It was held at the Saint Mary ' s O ' Laughlin Auditorium on Oc- tober 22, 2i, and 25. Andrea Goulet, a talented freshman, played the leading role of Anne Frank. Otto Frank, Anne ' s father, was played by Mark Geissler, and Edith Frank, her mother, was played by Ann Walton.The other mem- bers of the cast included Katie Garvey, Tom Houk, Jay Lewis, Rebecca Goerner, Doug Graczyk, Sarah Brad- ley, and Dave Wallace. The tone of the play, unlike past years, was serious. It was chosen to bring to mind the tragic reality of the 1940 ' s. Another reason this serious play was chosen was due to the availability of funds. Top — Mark Geissler as Mr. Frank explains lo Anne the meaning of her new diary, which was a gift. Left — Jay gives Andrea a farewell kiss. Above — the crew for The Diary of Anne Frank. FAIL PLAY II Q FOOTBALL TRIBUTE Playoff Hopes Come Of Age Despite being denied participation in the state playoffs after two con- secutive 10-0 seasons, the 1981 football team fought its way to a third unde- feated season, a 31-game winning streak and, most importantly, a playoff berth. Sparked on by an enormous and en- thusiastic crowd. Coach Phil Teegar- den ' s Indians battled Fort Wayne Snider. Visions of a state champion- ship ended in overtime, however, as the Indians bowed to a fine Snider team, 16-13. As expected, several members of the team received high recognition for their individual talents and achieve- ments. The Associated Press All-State team included nine St. Joe players. First Team selections were Mario Zap- pia, Dennis Goralski, and James Reinen John Glon earned Second Team hon- orsi Dale Scott, Rich Was, and Jeff Monhaut were Third Team selections) and Mike Carmola and Tom Klimek re- ceived Honorable Mention. The Indi- ans were even recognized nationally as Jim Reiner and Dale Scott, The Touchdown Twins, were featured in Sports Illustrated Magazine. This is a tribute, then, to all those involved with the 1981-82 football team, who brought so much pride to St. Joe. Top: The St. Joe defense swallows up the ballcar- rier for Ft. Wayne Snider. Middle: The defensive line assembles at the line of scrimmage and pre- pares for an offensive attack. Bottom: Coach Phil Teegarden gives his players last-minute instructions at the sidelines. FOOTBALL TRIBUTE 13 Show Your Spirit! Monday one saw the familiar faces of Radar and Klinger roaming the halls. M A S H was the theme and the sen- ior army was determined to win the spirit war. Tuesday one would think the juniors had gone back to the cra- dle. The theme was Beating Knights is like taking candy from a baby, and their hall was sweet. The sophomore movie buffs said Knights would be Gone with the Wind. The freshmen said the Knights were gambling with their lives with a 1920 ' s theme. True spirit was shown as a different team was honored each day. Top: Freshmen Jenny Wynn, Sandy Bauer, and Megan Remmo terrorized the school as gang- sters on their spirit day: Above: Tough Guys (T.J. Ahearn and Joe Jump). Above right: Jim Conboy poses outside the senior barracks. Right: Aimee Goltlick and Judy Ogren lake time out to play on the swings. 14 SPIRIT WEEK Top left: Kate Murphy and Julie Gryp revert back to diapers and pacifiers on Junior spirit day. Middle top: Mrs. Lightcap, an English teach- er, even got into spirit week. Right top: Do you want my autograph? asks Ron Szumski. Middle left: Sophomores Steve Hirschler and Chris Kleva look like they just made a scene from the Blues Brothers. Above: Meg Hill reports to O.R. Left; Part of the senior M A S H unit assembles for roll call. SPIRIT WEEK 15 Above — Trice Rose congratulates Kelly Coleman. Above Right — George Carlin escorts Becky DeLeu. Right — Row I: Jody Megyese, T.J. Ahearn, Terri Austin, Jay Lewis. Row 2-. Mark Geissler. Monica Walters, Kevin Gibbons. Chris Witucki. Row 3: Trice Rose. Kelly Coleman. Amy Oswald. George Carlin, Becky DeLeu. Missing: W.R. Mack. 16 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING More Than Just A Football Game The halls were decorated, the court was selected, and St. Joe spirit was at a peak. All that was needed was a win over Marian to make the 1981 Football Homecoming perfect. The football team more than accomplished this task overpowering the Knights 31-0. The first half was a time of suspense for the crowd and the court. The high point of the half-time activities was the presentation of the student-elect- ed court, which included Terri Austin and Jay Lewis, Becky DeLeu and George Carlin. Jody Megyese and T.J. Ahearn. Amy Oswald and W.R. Mack, Trice Rose and Kelly Coleman, Monica Walters and Mark Geissler, and Chris Witucki and Kevin Gibbons. The sus- pense finally ended when Becky DeLeu and Kelly Coleman were announced queen and king. After the game, many students re- turned to the school cafeteria, cele- brating the victory with a pizza party. Left — Kelly Coleman crowns his new queen. Below left — The referee signals a touchdown as Dale Scott sprints over the goal line. Below right — Kelly Coleman and Becky DeLeu pose togeth- er as the 1981 Football Homecoming King and Queen. FOOTBALL HOMECOMING I? Campus Ministry Alive And Well At St, Joe St. Joseph ' s is a unique high school because support is given not only to the intellectual and physical lives of the students, but also to their spiritual and religious lives. This support at St. Joe is directed through the Campus Ministry Department, which is respon- sible for the school masses and over- night retreats. In the 1981-82 school year they have been very successful in fulfilling the spiritual needs of the stu- dents. This success is evident in the large participation of the student body in the programs available to them. Working in union with Campus Minis- try, students are involved in the Litur- gical Planning Committee, the Liturgi- cal Music Group, the Retreat Planning Committee, and as Eucharistic minis- ters, lectors, and acolytes for masses. One of the highlights this year was Bishop McManus ' visit on the feast of St. Joseph. The bishop spent the day visiting with students and faculty. Right: The peaceful surroundings of retreats pro- vided an environment for solitude and contem- plation. Below left: Seniors Cathy Crowe, Julie Stephenson. Jan Zbieranski. and Mary Lorton make a snow-pig during some free time. Below right: Julie Stephenson uses her hands to ex- press her thoughts to Mary Lorton. 18 CAMPUS MINISTRY Top: Deacon James Rauner. a member of the faculty, assists Bishop McManus during mass. Left: The bishop offers advice to the students during his visit. Above: Tom Small, serving as an acolyte, helps Fr. Daryl Rybicki, school chaplain, during an all-school mass. nil CAMPUS MINISTRY 19 Students In Service ■Ef Above: The environmental problems classes. Row . Matt Rowe. Agnes Nagy. Becky DeLeu. Kelly Mackin, Pete Backs. Kim Witucki. Row 2, Julie Panis. Michelle Kowalik. Theresa Brothers. Mary Kay O ' Connell. Carol Karwowski. Michelle Lukaszewski. Row i. Kevin Phillips. Chris Guldberg, Greg Kaniewski, Mike Foldesi. Tim Hall, Bill Polman, John Glon. Row 4; Jake Blues. John Zack. John McLaren. Steve Robinson. Mike Kaniewski. Bill Corbett. Row 5: Elwood Blues. Mike Milam. Vic O ' Block, Greg Grohowski. Phil DeLeu. Dennis Huyvaert. Row 6: Rich Was. Randy Kaps. Mick Tondreau. Right: St. Joe NHS members gather with representatives from area schools during the NHS Exchange Day. X) STUDENTS IN SERVICE During the 1981-82 school year, sev- eral St. Joe organizations donated their time and effort to serving the St. Joe community and other causes. The members of the National Honor Soci- ety provided tutoring to fellow stu- dents. The volunteers worked through- out the year offering tutoring each day of the week, all day long, in every subject from Spanish to Calculus. The NHS volunteers found the service re- warding, and agreed that it was a good way to share their talents. At the end of the year, the St. Joe NHS conducted a forum for area chapters to meet and discuss methods and goals. The Ex- change Day brought representatives from several high school and was a big success. Hopefully, it is the start of a new tradition. Another St. Joe group committed to service has been the Hunger Abolition Corps. Moderated by Mr. Matt Reyn- olds and led by president Mary Kay O ' Connell, the group organized the Thanksgiving Food Drive, which in- cluded a hunger awareness program, the Community Day of Fast, and a col- lection of money and food donations used to feed thirty needy families in South Bend. The group received over 1,000 in total contributions, which was used to buy fresh food for the families, and the remainder was donated to an overseas charity. A third group serving the communi- ty has been Mrs. Ciretta Coty ' s Envi- ronmental Problems classes. In addi- tion to classroom studies, the students planted trees on school grounds, orga- nized a trash pick-up program, and raised money through bake sales to save American eagles. In conjunction with these projects, the students used p. a. announcements and amusing quiz- zes to increase public awareness and knowledge of the problem of endan- gered species. Their hard work paid off, as they were recognized by the Indiana Wildlife Federation for their efforts. Another, less visible, group of stu- dents directed their efforts to plan- ning and presenting a program in hon- or of Black History Month. Speakers from the community were brought in to address students on the issue of black significance in society. The pro- gram was well received and informa- tive to all. Above: Maura Mast loads potatoes into a car during the Thanksgiving Food Drive. Left: Mary Borkowski. Mike Butler, and Caria Pfeifer plan an assembly as a service to the student body. STUDENTS IN SERVICE 21 Top — Lloyd Ketchum works as a lifeguard dur- ing the summer. Below — Grocery bagger Brian Dougherty flashes his courteous smile to Mar- tin ' s customers. Many St. Joe students excel not only in their academics, but also in our community. After the 3:05 bell, we are all dispersed, heading out into the di- rections our own lives take us. For some, the final bell of the school day means only the beginning of the work day. They are the ones who, realizing present economic difficulties, or just needing spending money, have found themselves after-school jobs. Often- times one is pleasently surprised, when stopping by a grocery store or fast-food place, to find a fellow class- mate smiling at them from behind the counter. For other St. Joe students, free time means relaxation, and a time to pursue one ' s own special interests. And our St. Joe family is one containing a great deal of variation in interest and tal- ents. We have professional singers, ballerinas, competing swimmers, wa- ter-skiers, life guards, disc jockeys, soccer players, actors, actresses, art- ists, and assorted musicians. Still others have given of themselves and their time in service to those less fortunate. Many St. Joe students have been volunteers at the Children ' s Hos- pital, CANCO, Camp Millhouse, and hospitals, to name just a few places. All of these students have truly put forth great effort in making our South Bend community a much more happy and spirit-filled place. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left — many stu- dents participate in the MSA summer soccer league. Top Right: Katie Garvey makes practical use of her singing talents as she delivers a Singing Charlie tele- gram. Bottom — The We Together Sing- ers open themselves up to the community and give all the love and musical talent they have. 2 3 Homecoming ' 82 i This year ' s homecoming basketball game was played against Whiting. Al- though the game was lost, the night was hardly a loss for the new home- coming king and queen. Traditionally, the homecoming queen and king are announced during the half-time of the game after being elected by the stu- dent body the previous day. Sue Mul- len was elected to be the year ' s bas- ketball homecoming queen and Jim Reiner was elected king. Members of the court were Angel Pimpanella, Mi- chelle Lichtenberg, Ann Leader, Julie Stephenson, Monica Wynen, Mike Car- mola. Rich Was, Brian McMahon, Den- nis Goralski, and David Petsche. As in the past, the election of the court, the queen, and king was difficult for the students, but the game and the elec- tions proved to be a fun time for all — especially the new king and queen. B ji M f V ijj m| P S4H VkK HI 1 itvxW MUUt Top. Mrs. Merrill presents Sue Mullen her crown while Liz Coglianese congratulates Jim Reiner. Above: Dennis Goralski and Michelle Lichten- berg wait in suspense. Right: Tony Willis ex- ecutes a perfect jump shot. 24 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Top: The homecoming court — Angel Pimpan- ella. Michelle Lichtenberg, Ann Leader. Julie Ste- phenson, Monica Wynen, Jim Reiner, Sue Mullen. Mike Carmola. Richard Was. Brian McMahon, Dennis Goralski. and David Petschc. Above left: Brian Harvey scores another basket for the Indi- ans. Above right; Brian McMahon and Ann Lead- er await the announcement. Left: Sue Mullen and Jim Reiner are all smiles after being elected the new homecoming queen and king. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING 25 S3MIA ♦  This year St. Joseph High School presented a musical review, Side by Side which included four skits linked together by song and dance numbers. Directed by Barbara Jemielity, the play was presented on March 5, 6, and 7 of 1982. Katie Garvey, as the Fairy Godmoth- er helped bring the scenes together and explained them to the audience. The Playmate scene which was first, illustrated life as a child. In Love is a Fallacy John Blakey, Justin Geissler, and Ellie Shook showed what it is like to be a teenager. In The Way Out Cinderella Tom Houk was the king, Doug Graczyk played the prince, and Colleen Goddard became the modern day Cinderella. The last scetch was Second Honeymoon, which starred Ann Walsh and Mark Geissler. Side By Side Tops The cast of Side by Side sings Sunrise. Sunset. Above Left; The various crews assem- ble for a group picture. Above Right; Katie Gar- vey sings her role as the Fairy Godmother. Be- low Right; Ballerinas Becky Goerner and Maria Graberek dance at the Royal Ball. 36 SPRING PLAY Left: Mrs. Jemielily directs a rehearsal. Below: Three cast members take their bows. Bottom left: The cast of Cinderella sings the final number. Middle Right: Tom Houk and Doug Graczyk discuss the dire situation of Micro- vania. Bottom Right: Justin Geissler and Ellie Shook. SPRING PLAY 27 For The Fun Of It! The intramurals sports program pro- vided a lot of good competition and fun this year for all who participated. The program inc luded football, basket- ball, volleyball, bowling, and softball leagues. Almost as important as actual performance seemed to be the team nicknames. Participants displayed a lot of creativity with such names as The Plastic Surgeons (who specialize in face jobs ), Blood Sweat and Beers, Bubba ' s Warriors, and Dukes of Earl, who were the basket- ball champs. With the help and hard work of fac- ulty moderator Mr. Tom Gerencher and student director Tom Seitz the program turned out to be a big suc- cess. It provided an opportunity of non-varsity competition for those who participated, and a lot of entertain- ment for the crowds who showed up to cheer their favorite teams. Top right: Andy Maternowskj and Pat Wittling shuffle down court. Middle right: Mr. Havens attempts to block a player, while others chase the ball. Below left: Senior Paul Brady cuts to- ward the basket past Buddy Webster, of Dukes of Earl. Below right: St. Joe ' s own Four Horse- men plan their strategy in the faculty-student championship game against Gerry ' s Kids. Top left: John Tull. of Dukes of Earl, reaches for the ball. Top right: Mr. Gerencher runs around — and over — Gerry ' s Kids. Middle right; Mr. Gerencher receives the Snap. Far left: Tim Bubba Ferro leads his Warriors to the basket. Left: Brian McMahon takes a flying leap to return the ball in a volleyball game. INTRAMURALS 29 Roughing It Year after year dozens of St. Joe students have gotten together in the summer to make a pilgrimage to the Quetico National Forest Reserve in Canada. What is it that compels these ordinary city kids to leave their homes and venture into the vast unknown? It is not the eighty poung backpacks, the long muddy portages, or the wet sleep- ing bags. What the Canadian wilder- ness trip does offer the students is a challenge. The campers prove that they can live without any modern con- veniences. They can survive the most primitive conditions. They can over- come rain and heat and dried chili con carne dinners. The campers spend their days canoeing, swimming, sun- bathing, or cooking out. Life is simple in the Quetico and the students enjoy the freedom and beauty of the out- doors. Most people wouldn ' t want to spend too long in the Quetico, but it is an adventure not soon forgotten and a vacation experience rarely duplicated. Top right: It looks as if Jim Conboy is ready to go swimming. Right: Mary Kenney. Lisa True and Rita Schubert display their gourmet cooking in the middle of the wilderness. Bottom left: Mrs. Coty contributes to the expedition by washing dishes. Bottom middle: Fr. John Patrick Mul- cahy, better known as Moose . Bottom right: The trip is proven educational, after all, Jim Con- boy learns to use his head. 30 CANADIAN WILOTRNI Honors Night ' 82 Now the effort all seems worth it: the late nights, the hours in the library, the backpack stuffed with books all seem worth while. Tuesday, May II, Faculty, Family, and Friends gathered in the school gym to honor students who achieved levels of academic ex- cellence. Students received recogni- tion for competitions, scholarships, and community awards as well. Special recognition was given to James Lewis, who received the Principal ' s Award, Margaret Hill, who gave her salutatory address on Honors night, and Joseph Fink, the Valedictorian of the class of 1982. Top Left: Meg Hill gives her salutatory address. Top right: Joe Fink awaits his many awards. Middle: Cathy Agostino is congratulated by Mr. Rousey as Sr. Marian looks on. Bottom Left: Lori Dobrzykowski seems delighted at the awards she is receiving. Bottom Right: Hoorayl Roswitha Wuhrerl HONORS NIGHT 31 The Blizzards Of 1982 The winter of ' 8l- ' 82 was a severe one for Michiana residents. Not many records for temperature and snowfall were set, but the winter was special because the cold and snow lasted for so long. During January and February it seemed that every weekend was ruined by heavy snowfall and storms. But this was good news for skiers and other winter sport lovers, and even for St. Joe students, because it usually meant no school on Monday. Above right: This South Bend resident, and many like her. look advantage of the facilities at Ben- dix to enjoy the snow. Above left: Others en- joyed the snow by sledding and sliding. Right: The cogs at the dam of the St. Joseph river look like a modern art sculpture when decorated with snow. 33 BLIZZARD .-a iiriM.. ' b(.« - Left: These men enjoy ice fishing in the winter. Below left: What do you do when you don ' t have school because of snow? These kids spend the day ice skating on a homemade rink. Below right: The snow makes sidewalks impassable. Bottom left: Anyone who drives knows the trou- ble that South Bend snow causes on the streets. Photos courtesy of South Bend Tribune BLIZZARD 33 Memories In The Making The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 8 at the Vineyard Room In the Ramada Inn. After some 150 couples arrived in their forma! attire, they were able to enjoy an evening of danc- ing with music provided by Moon- light. The dance floor was the most crowded when the band played The Best of Times, the theme for the Prom. Any observer could surely tell by the faces of the couples that a night such as prom is indeed the best of times. The romance and festivities for the evening provided an excellent end- ing to the school year for all who at- tended. Top Right: Peter Melsa 6 date take a breather to watch the other couples dance. Middle: A glimpse of the crowded dance floor shows the couples must have indeed had a good time. Be- low Left: Joe Cramer seems to be enjoying him- self while sharing a slow dance with his date. Bottom Right: Diane Guzicki and her date break from dancing to pose for the camera. J4 PROM Top Left: Peggy Faccenda truly shows that she is having The Best of Times with her date David Purcell. Top Right: Mark Claffey and his date, Tricia Shafer, flash a smile for the camera. Mid- dle: The crowd moves in unison to the beat of the music. Bottom Left: Jeff Peterson and his date take a break from dancing to enjoy the punch bowl. PROM 35 tt The Epidemic Senioritis, the annual epidemic, once again took its toll on the class of ' 82. This disease is noticed by the incredi- ble yearning to be out of doors, prefer- ably on the beach, and an intense apa- thy toward books, tests, and term pa- pers. Seniors of past classes gave in to this yearning by heading to the beach on Senior Skip Day, but this year ' s day on the beach had a different twist. Seniors were warned that a skip day might extend the length of time that they would have to attend classes. Be- cause of this conflict, seniors and the faculty worked for several hours on an alternative to skip day. The alternative day was to be called Senior Unity Day and its purpose was to unite the senior class before graduation. The day ' s schedule consisted of a mass, time for refreshment, and then time on the beach. Seniors and faculty members found that this compromise proved to be a great success. Senioritis takes its greatest toll on the last day of school. To celebrate their grand exit, many seniors loaded up the buses and headed to King ' s Is- land amusement park for a night of fun and action. Most of the seniors who did not go to King ' s Island found their way to the beaches for a sunf illed day of excitement. All of the seniors, but especially the members of the O.P.E.C. team, made sure that the class went out with a bang and that they would not soon be forgotten. Above right: Jean Kubsch withdraws from the crowd after her encounter with shaving cream. Right: The O.P.E.C. Team is all smiles during the last day of school. Below left: The main excite- ment of the beach during Unity Day was getting everybody (willing or unwilling) into the water. SENIORITIS 37 I Seniors Come Of Age On May 20 and May 21, the Class of ' 82 formally completed its education at St. Joe. The Baccalaureate Mass was held, according to tradition, at Sacred Heart Church. Bishop William McManus was present, as well as cler- gy from several area parishes. The sentimental mass was highlighted by the bishop ' s comments to the graduat- ing seniors. A strong sense of unity was felt throughout the class. The commencement exercise were held in the Notre Dame A.C.C. Mr. Rich DeVos, president of Amway Corpora- tion, spoke to the graduates, promot- ing American values and the system of free enterprise. Mr. DeVos was an en- tertaining speaker, and he inspired many with his positive outlook on the future. After his speech, Mr. DeVos received a plaque from the senior class in appreciation for his words. In the same tone, senior class president Jack Flock read a congratulatory letter from President Ronald Reagan. The tradi- tional valedictory address was given by Joe Fink. He both entertained the audience and instilled in the seniors a sense of unity as he recalled highlights of the years at St. Joe. And he remind- ed everyone that Faith can move a mountain, or a pink elephant, as the case may be. Finally, the graduates received their diplomas from Mr. Rou- sey and Mr. Edward Kalamaros, who was also recognized for his service as president of the Board of Education. And as the new alumni filed from the auditorium, they knew that they had come of age. Below left: Buddy Webster and Tony Willis wait outside before Baccalaureate. Below middle: Debbie Bryant serves as a Eucharis- tic minister and (below right) Jay Lewis of- fers a prayer during mass. Bottom left: Kim Bauer. Pam Gottlick, and Kevin Miller partici- pate in mass. Bottom right: Mark Geissler and Paul Derwent. irtdff- 4 ' :% Left: Tom Small, Jim Bellina, and Kevin Miller put on Iheir gowns before graduation. Middle left: Mr. Gus Zuehike gives parting advice to Vic O ' Block. Below right: Nancy Votava and Michele Magera look over the program. Bottom left: Joe Fink addresses the students. Bottom right: The graduates enter the A.C.C. GRADUATION 39 41 The 1981 football team accomplished what seemed impossible: a third unde- feated season. The work began with summer work-outs, but it paid off. From the opening game in mid-August, throughout the season, and up to the ultimate challenge of Ft. Wayne Snider, Coach Teegarden ' s Indians fought to win. In order for a team to be so successful, individual efforts must be united for a common goal. At the annual football banquet, many of these individuals were rewarded for their contributions. Rich Was and Tom Kli- mek were honored as Defensive Backs of the Year) Dennis Goralski and Jeff Monhaut as Linebackers of the Yearj Tom Kuspa as outstanding Defensive Lineman) Brian Wroblewski as Special Teams player of the Year) John Glon and Paul Brady as Offensive Lineman) Greg Grohowski and Mario Zappia as outstanding Receivers) and Dale Scott and James Reiner as Offensive Backs of the Year. James Reiner, who co-cap- tained the team with Rich Was, re- ceived the Kiwanis Award. Even with as many talented players as the Indians had, a team cannot suc- ceed without exceptional coaching. Coach Phil Teegarden supplied that excellence, earning recognition as the Metro Coach of the Year. Indians Earn Top right: Rich Was blocks from Tom Toppel during the Snider game. Right Tom Toppel gets up after a succesful run. Below: Jeff Monhaut confers with Mr. Teegarden. 42 VARSITY FOOTBALL Their Record: 31-0 - -e . % - - ' Wistny Top: A beautiful offensive block clears Ihe way for Dennis Goralski ' s punt. Left: Tom Toppel keeps up with the Snider ball carrier. Above: The 1981 Coaching Staff. Left to right — Coach Chip ONeil. Head Coach Phil Teegarden. Tim Dawson, Mark Johnson. Pal O ' Neil. and Bill Roggeman. VARSITY FOOTBALL 43 B-Team And Frosh Show Promise Varsity. Row h Joe Kalil, Kevin Conery. Randy Kaps. Mike Carmola, John Glon, Paul Brady. Brian McMahon, Greg Grohowski. Richard Was, Tim Nelson, Joe DeLuca, Phil DeLeu, Mike Fitzpatick, Joe Jump (mgr.). Joe Rulli (mgr.). Row 2: Joe Hennion, Gill Grohowski, Craig Barrette, Brian Wroblewski, Matt Roberts, Mike McNeill, Frank Springer, Tom Toppel, Pete Bouris, Jeff Mon- haut. Matt Rowe, Dave Petsche, Joe Polman, Chuckie Worrel, Pete Messina, Dale Scott, Tim Bubba Ferro, Dennis Goralski, T.J. Ahearn (mgr.), Paul Derwent (mgr.). Row 3: Mr. Mark Johnson, Mr. Tim Dawson, Steve Hofmann, Mario Zappia, Tom Kuspa, Rich Tull, John Graf, Jon Simala, Jon Badur, Jim Reiner, Kevin Kus- nierik, John Tull, Tom Kapacinskas, Kevin Drajer, Jim Zack, John Zack, Head Coach Phil Teegar- den, Mr. Glen Rousey. Row 4. Mr. Chip O ' Neil. Hank Locsmondy, Mike Schellinger, Mike Brach, Joel Swilo, Mike Eck, Dennis Molnar, Ralph Fell, Charles Grant, K.J. Kazmierczak. Tom Klimek, Bob Bishop, Chris Bauters. Tom Chapleau, Sam Marlin, Pete Walters, Ed Bradley, Mr. Pat O ' Neil, Mr. William Roggeman. This year ' s B-Team football team fought to a 4-3-1 season. They started off on the wrong foot, losing to a tough Michigan City team In overtime, but they revenged that close loss with a close win over Jimtown later in the season. The team was captained by Mike McNeill and Matt Roberts, and shows enough talent to Insure a good varsity season next year. Fr. BIy worked his magic again this year, coaching the freshman team to a 7-3 record. He was assisted by Mr. Mark Johnson, and their only losses went to talented LaSalle and MIshawaka teams. Chris Was and Bri- an JankowskI co-captained the fresh- men. Freshman Football. Row I: Scott Anson, Matt Nowicki, Peter Kubsch. George Cole, Chris Was, Joe Neuklis, Andy Hoffman, Mike Pajor, Dan De- Craene, Mike Berndt, Kevin McGann. Row 1. Steve Savage, Steve Goerke, Jesse Agostino, Matt Koellner. Tim Graf. John Duggan, Tim Hea- ly, Phil Faccenda. Todd Gosc, Brian Weller. Row i: Greg Early, Dave Barnet, Joe Andrews, Tony Pajakowski, Brian Jankowski. Bruce Bradley, Munson Burkhart. Jon Regnery, Boo Corrigan, Mike Fotopow. B-TEAM. FROSH FOOTBALL 45 A Season Of Transition The ' 81 season was filled with changes and close calls. Changes in coaches mid-way through the season caused much confusion, with Mark Gyslink moving on to the Air Force. The team had a lot of close calls, losing three-sit matches by only one to both Marian and Clay. The team never gave up though, and proved to be worthy of the challenge of revenging its defeat to Clay three weeks later. The captains for the season were seniors Mike Abromowski and Mike Butler. Their final record at the end of the season was 7-8. Those who were honored by receiving awards were. Mike Abromowski, who received the most valuable player award, and Scott Ummel who was awarded as the team ' s most improved player. Above right — Co-Captains Mike Abromowski and Mike Butler. Above — B-Team: Doug Grayck, Dale Osmund. Brian VanOverBerghe. Steve Cori, and Bobby Peterson. Right — Varsity: Mark Thorton. Mike Butler. Don Mekeon, Steve Crowe. Mike Abromowski, Bruce McCourt. and Scott Ummel. 46 TENNIS Hard Work Pays Off At The Regionals This year ' s cross country team com- piled a 4-10 record. Although the num- ber of actual wins was not markable, the team, under the coaching of Mr. Mark Meyers, always strived to do their best. These efforts were shown in the fact that Kris Baert went to the girl ' s regional competition. The team captains this year were seniors. Rick Linczer and Mark Laroche. There were two Most Valuable Runners: Kris Baert and Roswitha Wuhrer. The Most Im- proved Runner award was given to Tom Withy. ABOVE LEFT; The learn prepares to leave for another meet. BELOW LEFT: Team captain. Rick Linczer. leads his team in exercise. BELOW RIGHT: Both mental and physical practice are essential for a successful meet. BOTTOM: Mem- bers of the team demonstrate their speed and agility. CROSS COUNTRV 47 Successful Seasons The 1981 season was a very success- ful season for the entire volleyball team. The varsity were led by co-cap- tains Mary Kay O ' Connell and Amy Os- wald. They brought home trophies from the Ben Davis, Chatard, and St. Joe tournies. Their season came to an early close in sectional play against a tough Adams team. The B-Team, co-captained by Caro- lyn Kanopa and Sandy Zack, completed a tremendous season at 18-1. They won the B-Team invitational tourney by de- feating Penn in the final round of play. The freshman girls also achieved a season with only one loss. Captains Cindy Makowski and Cheryl Kazmierc- zak led the frosh team through a sea- son highlighted with victories over many local teams. Above right — Varsity. Front row: Becky DeLeu, Rita Schubert. Jayn Nemeth. Row 2: Assistant Coach Sally KIndlg. Kim Bauer, Pat Bauters. Becky Butler. Leslie Reiner, Coach Frank Ne- meth. Row i: Jeanne Witucki, Robin Bella. Mary Kay O ' Connell. Margie Kaminski, Amy Oswald. Below: Rita Schubert delivers her graceful serve. Below right: Mary Fredlake and Mo Barany con- fer on the sidelines. ■ s rr.T 48 VOLLEYBALL B-Team — Front row: Assistant Coach Sally Kin- dig, Maureen Barany. Tracy Niezgodski. Cathy Panowicz. Carolyn Kanopa. Coach Frank Ne- meth. Row 2: Susie Karwowski, Tish O ' Connell, Caela Dargis, Sandy Zack. Mary Fredlake. Below left: Mo Barany positions herself for the ball. Below — Freshmen. Front Row: Cheryl Kaz- mierczak, Cindy Makowski. Row 2- Coach Sally Kindig, Sandy Hickey. Barb Derda, Debbie Gulli- for. Laurie Squier. Row i-. Dawn Boulac. Anne Robinson, Patty Butler, Cindy Zappia, Pat Kraus. VOLLEYBALL 49 Pin To Win! More support from the student body, brought on by the campaigning of the coach, Mr. Bill Roggeman, for larger audiences at the meets, was achieved this year as the wrestlers went on to a semi-successful season. The varsity placed second in the sec- tionals and had five individuals go on to compete in the regionais. Three of these individuals went on to the semi- state competition: sophomores Loris Zappia and Kevin Kazmierczak and senior John Glon. The team captains were Paul Brady and John Glon who was also the most valuable wrestler and had the most falls and the most team points. Kevin Kazmierczak had the most takedowns and the most match points and the most dedicated wrestlers were Don Buczynski and Joe Rulli. B-team was 2-6 and the freshmen were 1-3. Clockwise from top: An unknown St. Joe wrestler attempts to take down his opponent. Don Buc- zynski tries to escape his opponent ' s hold. Den- nis Molnar, Mark Molnar and Tim Barany stretch before a meet. Watched by referee Bob Streeter. John Glon takes down his Buchanan opponent. 50 WRESTLING Top: Tim Barany faces his opponent and pre- pares to attack at the Buchanan meet. Bottom; Kevin Conery is lifted into the air by a tough opponent. 1st row. left to right: Mike Berndl, Pete Kubsch. Bob Petersen. Loris Zappia. Joe Rulli. Mark Ben- hardt. Scott Anson. Alan Fisher. 2nd row: Rob Kastens. Mark Wittenbrink. Chris Was. Andy DIugosz. Dennis Molnar. Tim Barany. Kevin Con- ery. John Jambor. Joe Neuklis. 3rd row: trainer Rich Lindzy. assistant coach Brian Kirkpatrick. Andy Hoffman. Don Buczynski. Paul Brady. John Glon. Mark Molnar. Mark Hedl. coach Bill Rogge- man. WRESTLING 51 Two, Four, Six, Skate 53 HOCKEY St. Joe ' s Going Down To State! i - tft The 1981-82 hockey team had St. t3te Joe ' s finest season since ' 73, capturing the runner-up spot in the IHSAA state championship playoffs. The team also swept the South Bend Holiday Tourney in December, and captured both the division and city titles in February to finish wih a 36-0 league record. Coaches Dave Barnet and Mike Klo- sinski steered the team through a grueling 53-game schedule, finishing 46-6 overall with their disappointing loss to Culver in the championship game. Sophomore Mike McNeill, the team ' s MVP, led the team, as well as the league, in scoring with a record-break- ing 167 points, followed by Kevin East- man, Chris Kleva, Andy Rhodes, and Brian Troester. Freshman goalie Joe Andrews kept the nets clean with a league-leading 7 shutouts. The team was captained by seniors Jay Lewis, Mike Milani, and Vic O ' Block. Players named for all-state teams in- clude Andy Rhodes, Mike McNeill, Joe Andrews, and Jay Lewis. Lewis was also honored with the Matt Crace Mental Attitude award at the state tournament. The B-Team, led by captains Dave Horvath, Connor O ' Malley, and Rob Bogol, won their regular season cham- pionship, but were defeated 3-3 in the B-league playoffs. Top: Varsity and B-Team. Row I — Kevin Kleva, Mick Tondreau, Jim Conboy, Andy Rhodes. Da- vid Barnet, Joe Andrews, Tom Kapacinskas, Mike Kaniewski, Vic O ' Block, Jay Lewis, Mike Milani. Joe Dobski. Row 2 — Coach Dave Barnet. Lloyd Ketchum. Micky Baird, Chris Kleva, Kevin Eastman, Brian Troester. Rob Bogol. Brendon O ' Malley, Mike McNeill. John McCormick. Joe Kalil (mgr.), Asst. Coach Mike Klosinski. Row 3 — Terry Baird, Chris Riewe, Mike Trubac, Tim Graf, Steve Cari, Jim Klimek. Mike Brach. Tom Kaniewski, Damien Dieter, Adam Milani, Connor O ' Malley. Middle left. The team presents one of many trophies to Mr. Rousey during an assem- bly. Bek w lefti Brian Troester aims for the net. HOCKEY 5J Varsity Looks Back On A Rough Year This year the basketball team faced a rough season. The Indians, coached by Mr. Rick Baumgartner, were lead by seniors Mario Zappia and Tony Willis. Juniors Mike Gibbons and Mike Wray helped in the effort. Although the re- cord does not show it, every game was played tough and well. The highlights of the season included a game against the state champions Plymouth Pil- grims. The Indians fought till the end in a tough battle. The Junior Varsity had the best re- cord of all three teams at 12-7. Leading scorers Dave McMahon and Alfredo DiPinto lead the J.V. through wins over rivals Marian and Clay. The Frosh, coached by a newcomer, Tim Dawson, had a rough season also. In the freshman tourney, they beat Ad- ams to move into the finalS) losing to the winners of the tourney in a well played game. Mark Sweet and Lee Cook led the team in scoring. Next year ' s season looks promising for the J.V. and especially the varsity team, as they have eight returning players. Top: VARSITY Row I — Mike Wray, Tony Willis, Alfredo DiPinto, Brian Harvey. David McMahon, Ryan Forbes. Row 2 — Coach Steve Austin. Ken- ny Taylor, Mike Gibbons, Steve Hoffman, Mario Zappia, Kevin Kusnierek. Richard Beitler, head coach Rick Baumgartner. 54 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Top: B-TEAM Row I — Jim Harding. John Binello. Joe Pokman. Grant Ritchie, Paul Szrom. Ed Mack. Row 2 — Mr. Steve Austin. Brian Jankowski. Kevin Drajer. Steve Nigorski. Mike Megse. Kevin Olsen. Paul Applegate. Below: FRESHMAN TEAM Row I — Dave Szymczak. Scott Ummel. Scott Nowicki. Mark Thomas. Chris Was. Bill Kumin- ecz. Larry Schulz. Mark Sweet. Row 2 — Tim Los. Rich Fogle. Jamie Wlison. Eugene Corrigan. Tony Pajakowski. Doug Kazmerak, Norman Cook, Mr. Tim Dawson. BOYS ' BASKETBALL 55 • m - ' ' 56 BOYS ' BASKETBALL 57 Frustrating Season The trio of Larry Shead, Diane Fox, and Tom Veldman coached this year ' s Varsity Girls ' Basketball team to a 6-11 record. The season began with an im- pressive 5-2 record, but the girls couldn ' t keep it up. They lost to city rival Riley once in the regular season and again in the first round of section- al play, ending their season. Junior Mary Borkowski and senior Sue Niez- godski co-captained the Indian squad. The two captains were recognized for several awards: Mary Borkowski re- ceived the MVP award while Sue Niez- godski received the mental attitude award and the Kiwanis award. The most improved player award was given to Emilie Bauman. The B- Team finished with a 2-13 record, while the frosh played a tough 0-10 season. The players agree, however, that the records do not adequately represent the work, dedication, and spirit of the team and coaches. Top: Karen Phelps passes the ball. Below left Coach Shead inspires his players. Below right Jenny Schmieder reaches to the basket. Bottom Varsity. Front — Emilie Bauman, Karen Phelps, Sue Niezgodski, Jean Kubsch. Mary Borkowski. Angie VanOverberghe. Row 3 — Coach Larry Shead. Monica Wynen. Megan Heller. Jeanne Witucki, Jenny Schmieder, Michelle Lichten- berg. . v« JJ: ■ -J ' Top: B-Team Front — Kim Evans, Kelly Evans, Julie DeMaegd, Jul! McQueen, Kathy Webster. Rachelle Matuszak. Row 2 — Coach Diane Fox, Cheryl Kazmierczak, Louise Gray, Kris Veldman. Kathy Egan, Kerri Murphy, Cindy Cordischi. Middle: Freshmen. Front — Kathy Lyon, Lisa Small, Carrie Maul, Jenny Wynn. Row 2 — Tom Small (mgr). Dawn Boulac, Debbie Derda, Mar- chell Wesaw, Amy Reynolds, Sandy Bauer, Coach Larry Shead. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 59 Top left: Sophomore Bruce McCourt shows his perfect form. Top right: Senior Buddy Webster brings the ball downfield. Above left: Junior Luis Manta gains control of the ball. Right: Sopho- more Ted Kommers guides the ball away from the opponent. 60 SOCCER St. Joe Soccer Wins It All! The 1981-82 soccer team won it all this year, winning the championship in the St. Joseph Valley Conference. Their conference record remained un- defeated Adams in overtime to gain the league title. They then went on to defeat Adams again in the finals of the city tournament, also in overtime. The team, coached by Mr. Tom Van Meter, had a total record of 17-1-0 for the year, with their only loss coming early in the season to a tough Fort Wayne team. Seniors Dan Mclnerny, Vic O ' Block. and Paul Brady offered leadership to the young team as tri- captains. Sophomore Bruce McCourt, although he was unable to play out the season because of injury, was awarded the MVP honors. Senior Paul Derwent received Kiwanis Award, the Coach ' s Attitude Award was given to senior Dan Mclnerny, and the Most Improved Player Award went to sophomore Pierre Crespo. With a strong block of talented sophomores, the future for St. Joe soc- cer looks bright. Above left: Seniors Franciso Siguenza works the ball toward the goal. Left: Luis Manta displays his skills. Row : Buddy Webster, Andy Mater- nowski. Francisco Siguenza. Dan Mcln- erny, Vic O ' Block. Paul Brady, Paul Der- went, Jim Bellina. Row 1. T.J. Hengesbach, David Martin. Pierre Crespo, Luis Manta, Conor O ' Mallcy, Mark Sweet. Ted Kom- mers, Allen Martin. Row i-. Coach Tom Van Meter, Brendan O ' Malley, George Rorres. John Bellina. Nick Freitag. Chuck Worrell. Jean Haley (mgr.). SOCCER 61 Baseball Fever The Varsity Baseball team had a suc- cessful season in ' 82 with a D-ll record. One of the highlights of the season was the 22-8 win over Washington, who went on to play in the semi-state tournament. A disappointing loss went to rival Clay in the Colonial Classic, w hen the Indians lost the lead and were defeated 6-4. The season was ended when Washington revenged their loss earlier in the season and beat St. Joe 9-1 in the sectionals. The team was captained by seniors Mike Carmola and John Mersits. who was also named the team ' s MVP. Ju- nior Mike Gibbons had the best batting average, and the Indian Hustler Award went to senior Kelly Coleman. This year ' s B-Team Baseball team, coached by Mr. Pat O ' Neil, and Mr. Steve Austin, had a successful 12-4 sea- son. The freshmen went 4-3. With these young players, the future looks promising. 62 BASEBALL Catch It! Varsity. Front- Dennis Goralski, Hank Locs- O ' Neil, Asst. Coach Pat O ' Neil. Ralph Fell, Tom mondy. John Broden. Mark Claffey. Mike Car- Kaniewski. Mike McNeill. Kevin Gibbons. John mola. John Mersits. Kelly Coleman. Tom Klimek, Zack. Mike Gibbons. Rich Beitler. Asst. Coach Greg Houck, Kevin Eastman. Row % Coach Chip Steve Austin. B Team. Front. Larry Schulz. Matt Nowicki. Dan Gomes. Pete Walters. Mark Molnar. Steve DeCraene. Mike Eck. Kevin Kazmierczak. Andy Hirschler. Brian Troester. John McCormick. Dominello. Bill Kuminecz. Jay Seall. Dennis Mol- Mike Megyese. Steve Nicgorski. Coach Steve nar. Row 2: Coach Pat O ' Neil. Rich Fogle. Joe Austin. BASEBALL 63 Largest Team Ever Above: Row I — Jill Wideman, Kathy Panowlcz. Angle VanOvergerghe, Kelly Cooper. Kate Mur- phy, Julie DeMaegd. Kelly Evans, Rachelle Matus- zak, Mary Rhoutsong. Row 3 — Coach Diane Fox, Angel Pimpinella, Kim Evans, Ann Robinson, Cheryl Kazmierczak, Jeanne Witucki, Kim Perry, Sandy Eadie, Michelle Lukaszewski, Lisa Nelson, Karen Phelps, Michele Joubert. Right: The St. Joe bench watches the game. 64 SOFTBALL r Coach Diane Fox steered this year ' s Softball team, St. Joe ' s largest ever, through a tough season. The team started the season on the right track, winning over top-ranked Riley 7-5. Other major victories came over Washington and Elkhart Memorial. The season was ended by Adams in the first game of sectionals. In that game, the Indians held the lead until the sixth inning, and the Eagles won it 8-6, bringing the season record to 8-10. The team was captained by senior Jeanne Witucki and junior Angle Van- Overburghe. Jeanne Witucki and soph- omore Mary Rhoutsong shared the MVP award) Angle VanOverburghe re- ceived the mental attitude award for the second year In a rowi and sopho- more Carolyn Konopa received the Most Improved Player Award. With all but four players returning next year, experience should be a key in the near future of St. Joe softball. -. 4 f.-: - A, SOFTBALL 65 Courting Success This year ' s 1981-82 Girls ' Varsity Tennis team had an exciting season highlighted with a victory in the South Bend Sectionals. Defeating Penn, Riley, and LaSalle, St. Joe went on to defeat rival Adams 30 in the championship game. The overall record for the suc- cessful season was 12-4. The season ended in a tough match against Culver with St. Joe defeated 4-3. Honoring our most exceptional playes, several girls were presented with awards. The Most Valuable Player award went to Ann Curran, the Kiwanis award went to Terri Busz- kiewicz. Colleen Hull received the Best Attitude award, and Megan Heller re- ceived the Most Improved Player award. The Girls ' B-team Tennis also had a terrific season with 14 wins, losses, and 2 ties. This year, St. Joe hosted a B-team tourney with Elkhart Central, Adams, and Breman. Our team won with four first places and one second place. 1982-83 looks promising for Girls ' Tennis TOP: Patty Ouinn demonstrates a smooth fore- hand shot. ABOVE LEFT: Lori Dobbs is ready for any serve. ABOVE RIGHT: Stephanie Dobranski leaps for a perfect shot. 66 GIRLS ' TENNIS Left: Varsity. Row I — Lori Dobbs, Terri Busz- kiewicz. Mary Emanoil, Ann Curran. Row 2 — Rene Chapleau. Colleen Hull, Stephanie Do- branski, Megan Heller. Below left: B-Team. Row I — Mindy Chapleau. Liz Hagan, Laurie Squier, Sandy Hickey. Row 2 — Sue Aranowski. Ellen Eh- mann, Brigid Heller. Kim Witucki. Maureen Cur- ran. Patty Ouinn, Coach Jane Goldsberry. Above right: Sandy Hickey delivers her backhand. Left: Colleen Hull returns the ball as doubles partner Renee ' Chapleau looks on. Above: Senior Rene Chapleau reaches for a tough shot. GIRLS ' TENNIS 67 Tough Competitors ■ ,. The 1981-82 boys ' track team was highly competitive again this season. The varsity team had its best season in twelve years, finishing with a record of four wins and four losses. This year many members of the team qualified for sectionals. Matt Marz qualified in the high jump. Rich Was participated in three eventS) the long jump, 100 meter dash, and was part of the 400 meter relay team, which tied the school record at 45.4 seconds. Other relay team members were Jack Flock, Kevin Kusnerik, an Tilm Nelson. Kevin Kusnerik also quali- fied in the 200 meter run. Other quali- fiers were Ed Reilly in the 800 meter, John Raven in the 1600, and John Glon in the shotput. Top= GUYS ' TRACK Row I — Dan Murphy. Rick Linczer. Kevin Kusnerik, Mark Laroche, Rich Was. John Bhisitkul. Eric Cerhold. Mr. Mark Meyer. Row 2 — Tim Polega. Kevin Olson, Ed Mack, Pete Messina, Tim Nelson, Ed Riley, John Raven. Pat O ' Malley, Row i — Martin Schubert, Dennis Huyvaert, Paul Applegate, Will Morgan. Kent Nesbitl. Brian Schwanke, Row 4 — Sean Cripe, Joe Bauman, Kevin Conery, Matt Marz, John Runnion. Row 5 — Mr. Mark Johnson, Jeff Jump, John Glon, Andy Urbanski, John Casey, Jack Bycraft, Jack Flock. 68 TRACK The girls ' track team also provided stiff competition for all their oppo- nents. Coach Sally Kindig formed the young team into a tough, aggressive unit. The girls ended the season with a 2-8 recorded with victories over Clay and Jimtown. This year ' s captains were Tracey Niezgodski, Teresa Derrick, and Beth Haule. Teresa Derrick and Tracey Niezgodski both received the award for most valuable player. The Mental Attitude A ward was given to junior Anne Marie Kulesa. The team celebrat- ed the end of a year of hard work and achievement with a party at Tower Hill. Top: Rick Linczer practices his pole vault form. Below: GIRLS ' TRACK: Row I — Patti DeLaere. Theresa Jewel. Elizabeth Zack. Mary Vogle. Jane Seitz, Cindy Houle, Beth Houle, Row 3 — Vicky Hessling, Patty Kraus. Megan Remmo, Margaret Brach. Theresa Fainy. Becky Barcza. Tricia Ken- nelly. Chris Hall. Anne Marie Kulesa. Row 3 — Coach Sally Kindig, Teresa Derrick, Vicky Her- zog. Lisa Lane. Lisa Buse. Sue Cichos. Lorraine Crawford. Susie Karwowski, Melodi Dobski, Ann Hardlg. Tracy Niezgodski. Mary Raven. TRACK 69 Golf This year ' s golf team proved to have some very successful matches this spring, despite their overall 12-10 re- cord. The most impressive match of the season came against Washington in which St. Joe won 301-351. In this match, captain Dave Wallace hit 69, Paul Szrom hit 75, Rob Kastens had a 78, and Chris Kleva hit 79. The season ended in the sectional tournament with tough battles, and finally victo- ries, over such teams as Penn, Adams, Clay, and LaVille. And the Indians end- ed up as sectional champs. Paul Szrom And Dave Wallace shared the award for Most Valuable Player of the season. And Dave was also presented with the Joe Wilhelm Memorial Mental Attitude Award. Top left: Chris Kleva hits one onto the fairway. Top right; Paul Szrom deeply concentrates on his shot. Middle: Rob Kastens in the match against Washington. Bottom left: Dave Wallace displays his MVP form. Bottom right: Row I — Rob Kas- tens, Paul Szrom, John Haney. Row 2 — Roswitha Wuhrer, Kevin Drajer, Dave Wallace, Chris Kleva. GOLF 71 SOCCER A ' ce «Wii« Examples of wearing your pride: hats, uniforms, sweatshirts, posters, and buttons. 74 SPIRIT FEATURE We ' ve Got Spirit, Yes We Do! Anyone who has spent time at St. Joe knows that the Indian spirit is something special. Several different things are needed to have school spir- it: enthusiastic crowds, faculty, cheer- leaders, and teams that never stop fighting. And St. Joe has had its share of winning teams this year: Football went undefeated, golf and girls ' tennis won sectionals, soccer won the league championship, and hockey finished second in the state. And all the time, the St. Joe fans supported their teams. Above left: Jay Sieradzki. Rich Tull. and Jean Kubsch cheer the Indians. Below left: Enthusias- tic faculty and coaches like Mr. Shead help to spark spirit in the students. Below right: Pam Sorukas rallies a basketball crowd. Bottom right: Pep rallies are an opportunity to release that rowdie feeling and to show team support. Behind The Indians 76 CHEERLEADERS Backing up our outstanding football team and our basketball team this year were our spirited cheerleaders. With- out their constant enthusiasm, pep as- semblies and spirit would be minimal. Our cheerleaders devote much of their time to the spirit of St. Joe stu- dents because they know how much support means to our athletes. And whether the battle is lost or won, the cheerleaders ' goal is to cheer them onWard. The cheerleaders ' moderator this year was Mrs. Lightcap. Mrs. Lightcap put much effort into the cheerleading squad. Her concern was not only for the spirit of the student body, but also for the cheerleaders themselves. The cheerleaders were so appreciative of her help and concern that they called her Moml Left — Freshman Cheerleaders. Front row; An- gle Kaniewski, Tonya Sheets, Sue Petersen. Back row: Mindy Chapleau, Barb Tull, Heidi Heller. Below left — The varsity cheerleaders perform for the crowd. Below right — Debbie Bryant cheers the basketball team on in sectional com- petition. CHEERLEADERS 77 79 Faculty dministration: Sr. Marian Kinney, Mr. Walter Bowman, Mr. Glenn Rousey, Mr. John Wojtowicz. Sr. Mary Ann Paja- kowski. Br. Alexius Adam Mrs. Silvia Anadon Mr. Steve Austin 1 80 FACULTY FACULTY 81 v Mi Mrs. Mary Carmichael Mr. Henry Chandler Sr.Jeanne Clennon Mrs. Ciretta Coty Sr. Mary Edith Daley Mr. Tim Dawson Mrs. Mary Lou Derwent 83 FACULTY FACULTY 83 84 F ACUITY Mrs. Sally Hendricks Sr. Marie Carita Higgins Ms. Caria Hoffman Mr. John Hupp Sr. Francis Catherine Hurley Mr. John Imler FACUlTY 85 86 FACULTY H i i « jH mJfw Sr. Ann Therese McAndrew Mrs. Majorie Mehall Mrs. Mary Merrill Mr. Mark Meyer Mrs. Ruth Miano Mrs. Gail Miller Mrs. Mary Nava FACUlTY 87 Mr. Denis Nolan Mr. Patrick O ' Neil Mr. Tim O ' Neil Sr. Rosella Raleigh Mr. James Rauner Mr. Matthew Reynolds Mr. William Roggeman 88 FACULTY Fr. Daryl Rybicki Mrs. Tracey Sandman Mrs. Darlene Scherer Sr. Gertrude Schuckman Mr. Lawrence Shead Mrs. Judith Simon Mrs. LuAnn Steiner FACULTY 89 90 FACULTY FACULTY 91 Seniors MICHAEL PAUL ABRAMOWSK JAMES M. AGAN THOMAS J. AHEARN MARIA LYNN AIRO NANCY ALLEN ANDREW ANDERSON KENNETH ALLEN AUDENART TERESA MARIE AUSTIN PETER LEO BACKS KIMBERLY ANN BAUER RICHARD MICHAEL BEITLER ROBIN ANN BELLA JAMES BELLINA ■;-; ?W ; JfflM PAMELA JEAN BENHART Tom Nifong prepiHkra physics test in the cafe. Hfe EDWARD BERTA JEANNE MARIE BEYER MARTIN JAMES BICKEL JEFFREY ALAN BORKOWSKI MARGARET BRACH SARAH CATHERINE BRADLEY PAUL EUGENE BRADY THOMAS WILLIAM BRECHENSER THERESA MARIE BROTHERS JANET EILEEN BROWNE DEBRA PEARL BRYANT DON LOUIS BUCZYNSKI SANDY ANN BUCZYNSKI MARY THERESE BUSZKIEWiCZ MICHAEL BUTLER LISA MARIE CARL GEORGE CARLIN MICHAEL ANTHONY CARMOLA JOANY S. CEBULSKI ANN RENEE CHAPLEAU SENIORS 93 TIMOTHY L. CHAPMAN KELLY ANN CHRISTLIEB ELIZABETH ANN CICERO ROSANNE MARIE CIESIELSKI MARK D. CLAFFEY ALLISON MARIE CLEPPE KELLY COLEMAN JAMES PAUL CONBOY KELLY ANN COOPER WILLIAM J. CORBETT IV JOSEPH JOHN CRAMER CATHERINE CROWE ANN MARIE CURRAN JANET DARGIS REBECCA ANN DELEU JOSEPH MICHAEL DELUCA JOANIE L. DENNIG PAUL F. DERWENT JACQUES DIANO STEPHANIE ANN DOBRANSKI 94 StNIORS ) r- -4 J Fw 1 R ■i , ' ■. LORI ANN DOBRZYKOWSKI KELLY ANN DUDECK Dennis Goralski and Ann Leader wait in the lobby to go home. MARY JANE EMANOIL MICHELLE MARIE ENTZIAN MARGARET MARY FACCENDA ANNAMARIA FEATHERSTONE TIMOTHY MARK FERRO JOSEPH WILLIAM FINK JACK J. FLOCK MARGAURITE COLLEEN FOLEY MARK JOSEPH GEISSLER KEVIN GIBBONS DAN LOUIS GILOTH LAURA LEE GILOTH JOHN J. GLON DENNIS F. GORALSKI JUDY ANN GORBITZ PAMELA P. GOTTLICK Sarah Bradley is caught in a very deep thought. JOHN GRAF JANICE ELIZABETH GRAY GREGORY P. GROHOWSKI KIMBERLY ANN GRZESK CHRISTOPHER S. GUMZ TIMOTHY HALL STEPHEN HELMEN MARGARET A. HILL KEVIN HILLRING MICHAEL J. HOFMAN THOMAS FRANK HOUK COLLEEN A. HULL 96 SENIORS DENNIS PAUL HUYVAERT WOODROW H. JACOBS MICHELLE MARIE JEZIORSKI JOSEPH MARK JUMP DOUGLAS DANIEL KACZOROWSKI MICHAEL KANIEWSKI RANDY LEE KAPS CAROL MARIE KARWOWSKI JOSEPH J. KENNEDY MARY ELIZABETH KENNEY MONICA AILEEN KILLINGSWORTH SHARON KINTZ DANIEL CHARLES KLOC LISA ANNE KOTOSKE JEAN M. KUBSCH BEVERLY ANN KULESA DENISE MARIE KUSPA THOMAS MICHAEL KUSPA JULIE ANN LADEWSKI LAWRENCE JOSEPH LAMANNA SENIORS 97 MARY JEAN LANZ MARK LAROCHE ANN KRISTIN LEADER JOHN THOMAS LEIPOLD JAMES MURPHY LEWIS DEBRA ANN LICHNEROWICZ MICHELLE K. LICHTENBERG AMY THERESA LIMBERG RICHARD JOSEPH LINCZER ARIANA IRENE LLOYD DEBORAH LOCSMONDY MARY JANE LORTON MICHELLE ANN LUKASZEWSKI WILLIAM RICHARD MACK KELLY ANN MACKIN MICHELE MARIE MAGERA PHIL G. MAGINOT MATTHEW PAUL MARZ MAURA BERNADETTE MAST ANDREW CHARLES MATERNOWSKI Jt M 9t IJ 98 SENIORS MARY CATHERINE McCABE MARY E. McGINNITY ROBERT F. McGINTY DANIEL JOHN MclNERNY JOHN GEORGE McLAREN RICHARD K. Mclaughlin BRIAN SEAN McMAHON ANNE MARY KATHERINE McNEILL JODIE LOUISE MEGYESE JOHN LAWRENCE MERSITS MICHAEL L. MILANl KEVIN MILLER STACtY ANNE MILLER THOMAS MINNIEAR Joe Cramer and Rick Linczer clown for the camera in novel class. SENIORS 99 DAVID S. MOORE MONICA MUELLER $USAN MAUREEN MULLEN DANIEL R. MURPHY TIMOTHY JOSEPH NELSON SUSAN JEAN NIEZGODSKI TOM NIFONG VICTOR JOHN O ' BLOCK PATRICK DANIEL O ' BRIEN TERRY O ' BRIEN MARY KATHLEEN O ' CONNELl DENISE RAY O ' DANIEL CHRISTINE LYNN OLSON MARY JULIA OMALLEY AMY W. OSWALD KIMBERLY SUZANNE PERRY JEFFREY E. PETERSEN DAVID F. PETSCHE PAULA M. PIECHOWICZ ANGEL PIMPINELLA MARGARET MARY PINGEL KAREN LOUISE PLAWECKI TIMOTHY J. POLEGA WILLIAM ROBERT POLMAN Bev Kulesa wears a daisy as a sign of Spring. JOHN PRUE JAMER M. REINER KAREN M. REITER BEVERLY REYNOLDS JOHN REYNOLDS STEPHEN JOSEPH ROBINSON THERESE ROGALSKI RENEE FRANCES ROGGE KATHLEEN PATRICE ROSE MATTHEW ROWE LISA M. RUFF PATRICK MICHAEL SAIN JENNY LYNN SCHMIEDER GEORGE A. SCHRAMM RITA MARIE SCHUBERT KEVIN WILLIAM SEALS MITCH J. SHEA ELLEN M. SHOOK JAY ALLEN SIERADZKI ELISA SIEU KARLA JEAN SIMMERMEYER PATRICIA SUE SKLORENKO THOMAS R. SMALL JAMES SPENCER DIANE MARIE SQUIER JULIE MARIE STEPHENSON SARA STRYCKER MARK C. THOR NTON JOSEPH M. TONDREAU THOMAS ANTHONY TOPPEL MARK TUFTS JOHN PATRICK TULL iOVSENIORS RICHARD G. TULL SHARON KAY VAN RENT SANDRA ANN VANDYGRIFF PAUL JOHN VARGA MARCIA VELDMAN KIMBERLY JO VETTER MAUREEN C. VIRGIL NANCY VOTAVA DAVID KEITH WALLACE MARTHA JOSEPHINE WALTERS MONICA LOUISE WALTERS ANN C. WALTON ANGELA DAWN WANBERG RICHARD PAUL WAS DOREEN MARIE WIECZOREK MARK ANTHONY WIECZOREK The Lone Ranger seems to be changing his image a little as he lassos Julie Stephenson. ERIC JOSEPH WIENHOLTS PATRICK JOSEPH WITTLING CHRIS A. WITUCKI MARGARET JEAN WITUCKI SUZANNE WOJDA LORRI JEANNE WRIGHT BRIAN A. WROBLEWSKI MONICA S. WYNEN JUDITH WYNN ANNE MARIE YOREY JAMES P. ZACK JOHN ROBERT ZACK TED S. ZAKOWSKI ELIZABETH ZANA MARIO J. ZAPPIA JANICE MARIE ZBIERANSKI Don we now oui ' gay ap- parel, say Colleen Hull and Angle Wanberg. KM SENIORS  Colette Patrice Bradley 1964-1981 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or hun- ger, or nakedness, or danger, or the sword? In all these things we overcome because of him who has loved us. Neither death, nor life, nor things present, nor things to come, nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8:35-39 Senior Activities ABRAMOWSKI. MIKE: Boys ' Tennis 3. 3. 4i Intramurals 4i Retreat Planning 4. Ski Club 3, Science Club 4. AHEARN. T.J.: Scholastic Honors I. 3, NHS 3, 4, Football li Team Manager 3. 3, 4, Intramurals 3. 3, 4, Hi-Lite 3, 4. AIRO. MARIA. Scholastic Honors I. 3, 3. 4i NHS 3. 4, Girls ' Track 1. Yearbook 3. 4, School Plays I. 3, 3. 4, Ski Club I, 3. 3. 4, French Club I. 3. ALLEN. NANCY: Scholastic Honors 1. 3, 3. 4, NHS 3, 4, School Plays 3. 3. 4, Drama Club 3, 3, 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 4, Spirit Club 3. 3, 4. AUSTIN. TERRI: Scholastic Honors 4, Intramurals 4i Student Government 4i Ski Club 3. 3, Spanish Club I, Spirit Club I. 3, 3. 4. BACKS. PETE: Football I, 3, Intramurals I, 3. 3. 4, Ski Club 3, Backpacking 3. BAUER. KIM: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Volleyball I. 3. 3. 4, Intra- murals 3. 3. 4i Student Government 3, 3, Yearbook I. 3. 3i Retreat Planning 4, School Plays 3i Drama Club I. 3. 3, Spanish Club I. 3, 3i Hunger Abolition Corps I. 3. 3. 4, Spirit Club I. BEITLER. RICH: Boys ' Basketball I. 3. 3. 4, Baseball I. 3. 3, 4. BELLA. ROBIN. Volleyball I. 3. 3. 4, In- tramurals 3. 4) Chorus li Monogram Club 3. 4, Spirit Club I. 3. BELLINA. JIM: Soccer I. 3. 3. 4, Year- book 4. BENHART. PAM: Intramurals 3, Band I. 3. 3. 4, School Plays 3, Drama Club 3, Spanish Club li Hunger Abolition Corps I. Biking Club 4. BEYER. JEANNE: Ski Club 3. BICKEL. MARTY: Team Manager 4, Re- treat Planning 4i Spanish Club I. 3. BORKOWSKI. JEFF: Scholastic Honors 1. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Football 1, Intramur- als I. 3. 3. 4i Retreat Planning 4i Span- ish Club 3, Science Club 3. 3. BRACH. MARGARET: Scholastic Hon- ors I. 3. 3, 4i Girls ' Track I. 3. 3. 4, Intramurals 3. 3: Yearbook I; School Plays 3. 3. Drama Club I. 3. 3. 4, Mono- gram Club 3. 3i Spanish Club 3i Science Club 4. BRADLEY. SARAH: Scholastic Honors 1. 3. 3. 4, NHS 4, Girls ' Basketball I, Cheerleaders 3 Intramurals 3. 3. 4i Re- treat Planning 3. 4 School Plays I. 3. 3. 4, Drama Club 1. 3. 3. 4, Huii boli- tion Corps 3. 3. 4. Spirit Club | 3i Liturgical Music Group 3. 3. ■K - BRADY. PAUL: Football 1. 3. 3. 4, tling I. 3. 3. 4i Baseball I, Soccer I. French Club I. BROTHERS. THERESA: Softball I, 3, Chorus 3i Band 3. 3. BROWNE. JAN: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4. Softball 3. BRYANT. DEBBIE: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Cheerleaders 3. 4, Cho- rus 4i Pom-Pon 3i School Plays 3) Dra- ma Club li Spanish Club 3i Spirit Club I, 3. 3. 4, FSA 3. 4i Prom Committee 3. 3. BUCZYNSKI. DON: Wrestling 3. 3. 4. BUCZYNSKI. SANDY: School Plays I, Spanish Club , Science Club 4. BUSZKIEWICZ, TERRI: Scholastic Hon- ors 1. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Girls ' Tennis I, 3, 3. 4i Monogram Club 3. 3. 4i Speech and Debate li French Club I. 3. 3. A, Science Club 3. 3. 4. BUTLER. MIKE: Scholastic Honors 4, Boys ' Tennis 3. 4i Cheerleaders 3. 4i Team Manager I. 3i Intramurals li Stu- dent Government I. 4i Chorus 4i School Plays 3. 4 Drama Club 3i Speech and Debate 3. 3, 4i Spanish Club 3, Spirit Club 3. 4. CARL ELISSA: Scholastic Honors 3, 4, NHS 4, Band I. 3. 3. 4, Auxiliary Corps I. 3. 3. 4, School Plays 3. 4, Drama Club I. 3. 4, French Club I. 3. 3. CARMOLA. MIKE: Football I. 3. 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I, Baseball I. 3. 3. 4. CEBULSKI, JOANY: Scholastic Honors 3, 4, Girls ' Track I. 3. CHAPLEAU. RENEE: Girls ' Tennis I. 3. 3, 4i Intramurals 3. 3i Student Govern- ment I. 3. 3. 4, Ski Club I. 3, French Club I. 3i Latin Club 3 Prom Commit- tee 3. CHAPMAN. TIM: Scholastic Honors 4, Hockey I. 3. 3i Intramurals I. 3. 3. 4 School Plays 3i Monogram Club I. 3, 3. CHRISTLIEB. KELLY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 4, NHS 4, Auxiliary Corps I. 3. 3. 4, Spanish Club I. 3i Prom Committee 4. CICERO. BETH: Spanish Club 3. 3. 4 FSA 4. CIESIELSKI. ROSEANNE: School Plays I. 3, Spanish Club I. 3. 3, Fine Arts Club 3. 3) Science Club 4. CLAFFEY. MARK: Baseball 3, 3. 4, Golf l Intramurals I. 3. 3. 4, Ski Club 4, Backpacking 3i Science Club 4. COLEMAN, KELLY: Football I, Cross Country 3. 3i Baseball I. 3. 3. 4, Intra- murals I. 3. 3, Ski Club 4. CONBOY. JIM: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 4, Hockey Club I. 3. 3. 4, Soccer I. 3i Intramurals 4i Ski Club 4, German Club I. 3. 3. A, Science Club 4. COOPER, KELLY: Volleyball I, 3, Soft- ball I, 3, 4 Intramurals 3i Ski Club 3. CORBETT, BILL: Intramurals I, 3. 3. 4, Ski Club 3. 3. 4. CRAMER. JOE: Scholastic Honors 3. 3 4) Intramurals I. 3. 3. A, Drama Club I. 3i Ski Club 3. 3. 4. CROWE. CATHY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3, 4, Intramurals 3. School Plays 4i French Club 3. 3-. Liturgy Plan- ning 4. CURRAN. ANN: Scholastic Honors I. 3, 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Girls ' Tennis 1. 3, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 3. DeLEU, BECKY: Volleyball I, 3 . 3, 4, Girls ' Track I. 3i intramurals 3. 3i Ski Club I. 3, Fine Arts Club I, Spirit Club I. 3. DeLUCA. JOE: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4i NHS 4i Football I. 3. 4. Intramurals 3. 3, 4, Retreat Planning 4, Ski Club 3, 3. 4, French Club 4. DENNIG. JOANIE: Girls ' Basketball I, intramurals 4, Student Government 3. 4i Chorus I. 3, 3i Ensemble Singers 3. DERWENT, PAUL: Scholastic Honors I. 3, 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Boys ' Track I, Soccer 3. 4i Team Manager I. 3. 3, 4 Intramur- als 3, 4, School Plays I, 3, 3, 4, Drama Ciub I, 3. 3, Monogram Club 3, 3, 4, French Ciub 3, 3, Science Club 3. 4. DOBRANSKI. STEPHANIE: Scholastic Honors 1. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Girls ' Tennis I. 3. 3. 4i Hi-Lite I. 3i Retreat Planning 4) School Plays li Drama Club li French Ciub l Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 3. 4. DOBRZYKOWSKi, LORI: Scholastic Honors I, 3, A, NHS 3, 4i Girls ' Tennis I, 3. 3. 4i Hi-Lite 3. 3. 4. Retreat Planning 4i School Piays li Drama Ciub li French Club li Hunger Abolition Corps 3i Spirit Ciub i. DUDECK. KELLY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3, 4 Spirit Club 4, Science Club 4. EMANOiL. MARY: Scholastic Honors i. 3. 3. 4i Girls ' Tennis I, 3, 3. A, intramur- als 4 Student Government I. 3. 3i Re- treat Planning A, Ski Club 3. 3i Hunger Abolition Corps 4. ENTZIAN. MICHELLE: Spirit Club 4, FSA 3. 4. FACCENDA. PEGGY: Scholastic Hon- ors I. 3, 4) Girls ' Tennis 3i Yearbook 3. 4i Drama Club 3. 3i French Club 3. A, Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 4. FERRO. TIM: Scholastic Honors I. 3, NHS 4, Football 3. 4, Intramurals I, 3. 3. 4i Student Government 3. FINK. JOE: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4. Intramurals I. 3. 4i Retreat Planning 4i Science Club 3, 4. FLOCK, JACK: Boys ' Track 3, 4, intra- murals 3. 4, Student Government 3, 4i Hi-Lite Staff 4i Backpacking 3. FOLEY. PEGGY: Volleyball I. 3. 3, intra- murals I. 3, 3, 4, Spirit Club I. GEISSLER, MARK: Scholastic Honors I, 3. 3. 4, NHS 3, 4, Intramurals I. 3. 3. 4, Chorus 4, School Plays 3. 3. 4 Drama Ciub 3. 3. 4i Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 4, French Club 4. GERHOLD. ERIC: Cross Country 4, Boys ' Track 3. 4 Intramurals 3. 3. 4. GILOTH. DAN: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4) Intramurals 1. 3. 3. A, German Club i. 3. 3. 4. GLON, JOHN: Football I, 3, 3, 4, Wres- tling I. 3, 3, 4i Boys ' Track 3. A, intra- murals I. 3i Monogram Club I. 3. 3. 4. GORALSKI. DENNIS: Football I. 3, 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I. 3i Wrestling A, Baseball I. 3, 3, 4, intramurals I, 3, 3, 4. GORBiTZ, JUDY: Chorus I, 3, Auxiliary Corps 3. 4i Fine Arts Club 3. KK SENIOR ACTIVITIES GOTTLICK. PAM: Drama Club 3. 4, Ski Club 3. 4, Spanish Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 3) Fine Arts Club I, Spirit Club I, i. 3, 4, Science Club 4. GRAF. JOHN: Football I. 3, 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I, 3, 3, intramurals 3, 3. 4, Monogram Club 3. 4. GRAY. JANICE: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4. School Plays 3, Drama Club I. Ski Club 3. 3. 4, French Club I. 3. 3, 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 3i Spirit Club I. GROHOWSKI. GREG: Football I. 3. 3. 4, Baseball I. 3i Intramurals I. 3. 3. 4. GRZESK. KIMBERLY: Scholastic Honors GUMZ. CHRIS: Scholastic Honors 3. 4. HALL. TIM: Ski Club 3. 3. HELMEN. STEVE: Football l Intramur- als I. 3. 3. 4, French Club 3. 4, Fine Arts Club I. 3. HILL. MEG: Scholastic Honors I. 3, 3, 4, NHS 3. 4, Intramurals 3. 4, Girls ' Track HILLRING. KEVIN: Football I, Science Club I, 3. 3. HOFMAN. MIKE: Hi-Lite I. 4, School Plays I. 3. 3. 4. Drama Club 3, 3. 4, French Club 3, 3, Science Club I. 3. 3. 4. HULL. COLLEEN: Scholastic Honors 3, 4, NHS 4, Volleyball I, Girls ' Tennis 3. 4, Girls ' Track I. 3i Intramurals 3, Auxil- iary Corps 3i Ski Club I. 3. 3i Backpack- ing Club 3i Hunger Abolition Corps 3. HUYVAERT. DENNIS: Football I, Boys ' Track I. 3, 4i Intramurals 3. 3. 4. JACOBS. WOODY: Football I, Golf 3, 3; Intramurals I, 3. 3. 4. JEZIORSKi, MICHELLE: Intramurals 3. 4i Auxiliary Corps 3i Spirit Club I. 3. 3. 4. Softball Assistant 3. 4. JUMP, JOE: Wrestling I. 3. 3; Golf 4, Team Manager 4i intramurals I. 3. 3. 4i Band I. 3. 3i German Club I. 3. KACZOROWSKI, DOUG: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 4i Wrestling , Intramurals 4. KARWOWSKI. CAROL: Intramurals 3. 4i Retreat Planning 4, French Club I. 3. 3. 4, Fine Arts Club 3. KENNEDY. JOE: Scholastic Honors l Cross Country li Intramurals 3. 4; Stu- dent Government I, 3, 3. 4-. Hi-Lite 3. A; Swim Team li Ski Club 3i Spirit Club I. KENNEY. MARY: Scholastics Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Girls ' Track 3, Cheer- leaders 1, 3. 3) Student Government li Yearbook Staff 3. 4-, Retreat Planning 4, School Plays 1, 3, 3, Drama Club 3. 3, German Club I. 3. 3 Hunger Abolition KILLINGSWORTH. MONICA: Chorus I. 3i Spirit Club 3i FSA 4, Liturgical Music Group 4. KLOC. DAN: Scholastic Honors 3, 4, NHS 3. 4, Football 3 Wrestling 1, Intra- murals 4i Spanish Club 3, 4, Math Club KOTOSKE, LISA: Scholastic Honors I, 3. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 3i Student Govern- ment li Fine Arts Club 3i Spirit Club I. 3.3. KUBSCH. JEAN: Girls ' Basketball 4 Team Manager 3i Ski Club 1, 3, 3. Spirit Club 3. 3. o KULESA. BEVERLY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 4, NHS 4, Chorus 4, Ensemble Sing- ers 4i Auxiliary Corps 3, School Plays 4; Drama Club I. 3i Liturgical Music Group 4. KUSPA. DENISE: French Club 1, Fine Arts Club 3. KUSPA. TOM: Football 1. 3. 3, 4, Boys ' Track U Intramurals 1. 3. 3. 4. LADEWSKI. JULIE: Scholastic Honors 1, 3. 3. 4. Girls ' Basketball l Intramurals 1. 3. 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Fine Arts Club I. LAMANNA. LARRY: Scholastic Honors I. 3, 3. 4, NHS 4, Hi-Lite Staff 3. 4, Retreat Planning 4, School Plays 3. 3. 4, Drama Club 3. 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 4i Science club I. 3. 3. 4. LANZ. MARY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4. NHS 4, Fine Arts Club 4, Liturgy Planning 4. LAROCHE. MARK: Football . Cross Country 3. 4j Boys ' Track 1. 3. 3. 4-. Intramurals I. 3. 3, 4, Ski Club 3. 4. LEADER. ANN: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4: Intramurals 4, Student Government 4i Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 3. Spirit Club 3. 4. LEIPOLD. JOHN: Intramurals U Year book Staff 1. LEWIS. JAY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3, 4; NHS 3. 4, Football I, Hockey 3. 3. 4, Soccer 3. 3i Intramurals 3, 4. Student Government 3, 3i Retreat Planning 4i Band h School Plays 3. 3. 4. Drama Club 3. 4; Backpacking Club 3. Mono- gram Club 3. 3. 4, French Club 3. 3: Science Club 3. LICHNEROWICZ. DEBBIE: Volleyball I, Intramurals 3i FSA 3. 3. LICHTENBERG, MICHELLE: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3i Cross Country 3: Volley- ball 3, Girls ' Basketball 1. 3. 3, 4. Girls ' Track I. 3. 3: Cheerleaders 1. Student Government 3i Spirit Club 3. 3. LIMBERG. AMY: Scholastic Honors I, 3. 3. 4i NHS 3. 4, Auxiliary Corps 3, 3, Spanish Club 1. 3. LINCZER. RICK: Football 1; Cross Coun- try 3. 4, Boys ' Track 3. 3, Ski Club I. 3. 3. 4. LLOYD. ARl: Scholastic Honors I. 2: In- tramurals 3. 4i Retreat Planning 4-. Band h School Plays 3i Drama Club 3-. French Club I. 3, 3. 4, Hunger Abolition Corps I. 3. 3. 4) Spirit Club 3. LORTON. MARY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4; NHS 3. 4, Drama Club h Spirit Club I. LUKASZEWSKI. MICHELLE: Volleyball 1, 3-. Girls ' s Basketball 1. 3, Softball I. 3. 3. 4; Team Manager 3i Student Govern- ment I. 3i Chorus 1) Monogram Club 3. 3. 4i FSA 3. 4; Liturgical Music Group 4. 1, iki CiuD i l-rencti i iuD i. J. s. i . , , . „ • q„|,-,i,-|| i j Hunger Abolition Corps 3, Yearbook ' - ' ' y Basketball 1. 3. Staff 3. 4i Retreat Planning 4. MACK, W.R.: Scholastic Honors I, 2. 3, NHS 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I. 2. 3, Golf I. 2! intramurals 4. MACKIN, KELLY: Chorus I. 4, Ensemble Singers 4-, School Plays 3. 4i Drama Club 3. 4i Hunger Abolition Corps 4, Spirit Club h Liturgical Music Group 4. MAGERA. MICHELE: Soccer I. 2, 3, Spanish Club U Spirit Club 2. MAGINOT. PHIL: Football I. MARZ. MATT: Football I, Cross Coun- try 2i Boy s ' Track I, 2, 3, 4-. Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. MAST. MAURA: Scholastic Honors 2. 3, 4i NHS 4, Girls ' Basketball I, Soccer 2, 3 Intramurals 3, Hi-Lite 2, 3i Year- ma Club I, 3. 4i Speech and Debate 2, 3i French Club I, 3. 4, Hunger Abolition Planning 3. MATERNOWSKI, ANDY: Scholastic Honors 2, 3, 4i Soccer 3, 4i Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4, Science Club 4. McCABE. CATHERINE: Scholastic Honors I, 2, 3, 4, Girls ' Basketball 2, Softball 2i Soccer 2, Intramurals 3. 4, f-i I nl 1 -1 ]. ! .., .« riiik I I McGINNITY. MARY: Chorus I. McGINTY, ROB: Football I, 2 Intramur- als I. 2. 3. 4, Ski Club 3. MclNERNY. DAN: Scholastic Honors I, MILLER. STACEY: Intramurals 2. 3, Re- treat Planning 4. Chorus li Spirit Club 3i Liturgical Music 3. MINNIEAR. TOM: Hockey 2, 3. 4, Intra- murals I. 2. 3. 4. MOORE. DAVE: Football I, Boys ' Bas- ketball I. 2; Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4, Hi-Lite Staff 4. MUELLER. MONICA: Girls ' Track 2. In- tramurals 4i Hi-Lite 4, Drama Club 2. 3. French Club 2. 3, Hunger Abolition Corps 3. 4. MULLEN. SUSAN: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 4i Cheerleaders li Intramurals I. 3. 4, Student Government 3. 4 Ski Club 2. MURPHY. DAN: Football , Cross Coun- trv 2. Wrestlins 2. 3i Bovs ' Track 4, Soccer 2. Intramurals 4i Student Gov- ernment 1. 2. 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. Spirit Club 2. 3. NELSON, TIM: Football I, 2. 3. 4, Base- ball 2i Boys ' Track 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. NIEZGODSKI, SUE: Scholastic Honors I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3. 4, Volleyball l Girls ' Basketball I. 2. 3. 4, Softball I, 2. Team Manager 2. Hunger Abolition Corps 4. NIFONG, TOM: Scholastic Honors I, 2, 3, 4, Football I. O ' BLOCK, VIC: Scholastic Honors 2. 3, 4, Hockev I. 2. 3. 4, Soccer 3, 4. McLAREN. JOHN: Intramurals 2. 3. Mclaughlin. RICH: Football l intra- murals I. 2. 3i Ski Club 2. 3. 4, Science Club 4. McMAHON, BRIAN: Scholastic Honors I. 2. 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Boys ' Track h Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Govern- ment 4i Monogram Club li Spanish Club I. 2. McNeill. ANNE: Scholastic Honors 2, 3. 4, Cheerleaders I. 2. 3, 4, French Club 2, 3 Student Government 3 Spir- it Club I, 2. 3. 4. MEGYESE, JODIE: Scholastic Honors 3, 4i Intramurals 4, Pom-Pon 2i Fine Arts Club I; Spirit Club I. 2. 3. 4, Prom Com- mittee 4. MERSITS, JOHN: Football I, Baseball I, 2, 3. 4i Intramurals li German Club I, 2, 3. MILANI, MIKE: Hockey Club I, 2. 3. 4, Soccer 3-. Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4, French Club 2. ' ■ ' :$! .;.,, O ' CONNELL. MARY KAY: Volleybal, I. 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 3. 4, Hi-Lite I. 2, 3. 4i Yearbook 2, 3. 4, Monogram Club 3i French Club 2, 3. Hunger Abolition Corps 2. 3, 4i Liturgy Planning 3. Litur- gical Music 3. O ' DANIEL. DENISE: Intramurals 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Spirit Club I. 2. OLSON. CHRIS: Ski Club I. 2. 3, Spirit Club I. 2. O ' MALLEY, MARY: Scholastic Honors 1. 2, 3. 4. Yearbook 3. 4, French Club I. 2, 3, 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 4. OSWALD. AMY: Scholastic Honors I. 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4, Girls ' Tennis 1. 2 Intramurals 2. 3, 4, Student Gov- ernment I. 2i Retreat Planning 4, Ski Club I. 2, Fine Arts Club 2. 3. PERRY. KIM: Scholastic Honors I. 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Softball 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 2, Chorus I, Auxiliary Corps 1. 2. 3i FSA Club I. 2. 3. Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4i Student Govern- PRUE. JOHN: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4, Sci- ence Club I. 2. 3. 4. REINER. JIM: Scholastic Honors I. 2, 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball , ment 2. 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3. 4. fEITER. KAREN: Softball 2, Intramurals . 4, Spirit Club I. 2. REYNOLDS. JOHN: Scholastic Honors 1 Boys ' Tennis I. 2. 3, 4, Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4, Ski Club I. 2. ROBINSON. STEVE: Boys ' Track 3, In- tramurals I. 2. 3. 4. ROGGE. RENEE: Volleyball I. 2, Girls- Track I. 2) Student Government 3. Yearbook Staff 4, Band I. 2. 3, Track Girls 3, Ski Club I. PETSCHE. DAVID: Football, I. 2. 3. 4, 5°K,L™ f Scholastic Honors I. 2. 3. als l72. 3. ' 4, ' Student GovemmcnTT. ' 2. ' ' ' ' ' '  ' Sp ' rit Club I. 2. 3. 4. PIECHOWICZ. PAULA, Girls ' Basket- ball li Team Manager 3. 3, 4. PIMPINELLA. ANGEL: Team Manager 3. 4, Spirit Club 3. PINGEL. MARGARET: Scholastic Hon- ors I. 2. 3, 4, NHS 3. 4, Softball 3. 4, School Plays 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Hunger Abolition Corps 4, Spirit Club 2i Liturgy Planning 4. PLAWECKI. KAREN: Scholastic Honors 2. 3, 4, NHS 4, Chorus 4, Ensemble Singers 4, School Plays 2. 3. 4, Drama RUFF. LISA: Auxiliary Corps 3, Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4, FSA 4. SAIN. PAT: Scholastic Honors I. 2. 3. 4, NHS 3, 4, Boys ' Tennis 2; Yearbook Staff I. 2. 3i Retreat Planning 4, Drama Club 2; Ski Club I, 2. German Club I, 2. SCHMEIDER. JENNY: Volleyball I, Girls- Basketball I. 2. 3. 4, Softball I. 2, 3, Auxiliary Corps I, 2. SCHRAMM. GEORGE: Intramurals 3. SCHUBERT. RITA: Scholastic Honors I, Music Group 4. POLEGA. TIM: Boys- Track 3. 4. Stu- dent Government 4i Backpacking Club POLMAN. BILL: Scholastic Honors I, 4, Football li Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. Hunger Abolition Corps 3. Fine Arts Club I. 2. 3. 4. SCOTT. DALE: Football I. 2, 3. 4, Boys- Basketball li Boys- Track 1. Intramurals 3, 4i Fine Arts Club 4. SEALS. KEVIN: Scholastic Honors I. 2. K SENIOR ACTIVITIES 3, 4i Chess Club li German Club i. 4. SHEA. MITCH: Boys ' Basketball I. Wrestling 2i Intramurals 3, 3, 4. SHOOK. ELLI= Intramurals 3. 4, Student Government I. 3, 3. 4, Hi-Lite 4i School Plays I. 3. 3. 4, Drama Club I. 3. 3. 4, Spanish Club I. 3, Spirit Club 3. SIMMERMEYER. KARLA. Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Chorus I. 3. 4i Ensemble Singers 3. 3. 4. French Club 3. 4i Hunger Abolition Corps 4i Science Club 4. Liturgical Music Group SKLORENKO. PATTY, Girls ' Track 3, Soccer li Chorus 4i Ensemble Singer 4i Auxiliary Corps 4, School Plays 3. 4, Drama Club 3i Speech and Debate 3, 3i Science Club I. SMALL. TOM: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4i Team Manager A, Intramurals 3. 3i Hi-Lite 3. 4i Retreat Planning 3. 4i Band 3. 4i Speech and Debate 3. 3. 4i Liturgy Planning 3. 3. 4. SQUIER. DIANE: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, Girls ' Basketball I, Softball I. 3. 3, Intramurals A, Spirit Club I. STEPHENSON. JULIE: Scholastic Hon- ors 3. 3. 4, Cheerleaders I. 3. 3. 4, Intramurals li School Plays 3. 3i Drama Club 3. 3. 4. Spirit Club 1. 3. 3. 4, FSA 4. Biking Club 4. THORNTON. MARK, Boys ' Tennis I. 3. 3i Intramurals I. 3. 3. TONDREAU. MICK: Scholastic Honors 3. 3, Football I, Hockey 1. 3. 3. 4, Soccer I. Chess Club I. 3. TOPPEL. TOM: Scholastic Honors 3. 3, Football I. 3. 3. 4, Wrestling I. 3, Intra- murals I. 3, 3. 4i Monogram Club 3. 3. A, German Club I. TULL, JOHN, Scholastic Honors I, Football I. 3. 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I. 3, Intramurals I. 3. 3. A, Chorus 3. 4i En- semble Singers 4i School Plays A, Litur- gical Music Group 4. TULL. RICH: Football I. 3. 3. 4, Wres- tling I, Baseball I. 3. 3. Intramurals I. 3. 3.4. VAN RENT. SHARON: NHS 4, Intramur- als 4. VANDYGRIFF. SANDY: Volleyball I, In- tramurals 3. VARGA. PAUL: Football I, Wrestling 3, Intramurals 3. 4. Hi-Lite 4. VIRGIL. MO: Retreat Planning 4, Cho- rus 4i School Plays I. 3. 3. A, Drama Club I. 3. 3. 4, French Club I. 3. VOTAVA. NANCY. Girls ' Basketball I. 3i Intramurals 3. A, Student Govern- ment 3i Hi-Lite 3. 3i Yearbook Staff 4, Retreat Planning 4. Band I. 3. 3i Track Girls 3, School Plays 3. 3, Drama Club 3. Ski Ckib I. 3. French Club 3. 3, Hun- ger Abolition Corps 3, 3i Spirit Club I. 3. Science Club 4. WALLACE. DAVID: Scholastic Honors 1. 3, 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball 1. 3, Golf I. 3. 3. 4, Intramurals I. 3. 4, Re- treat Planning A, School Plays 3. 4i Drama Club 3. 4. Backpacking Club 3. WALTERS. MARTHA: Scholastic Hon- ors 3. 4, School Plays 3. 4. FSA 4. WALTERS. MONICA: Scholastic Hon- ors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Volleyball I, Intramurals 3. 4, Drama Club 3, 3 FSA 3. 4. WANBERG. ANGIE: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4, NHS 4, Girls ' Track I, Yearbook Plays I. 3, Drama Club I. 3. 3. 4, Back- packing Club 3i Speech and Debate 3i Spanish Club 3. 3i Fine Arts li Spirit Club I. 3. 3 Science Club 4. WAS. RICH: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, Football I. 3. 3, 4, Boys ' Basketball I. 3i Boys ' Track 3, A, Intramurals 3, A, Student Government 3, 4. WEBSTER. BUDDY: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3, NHS 3. 4 Boys ' Basketball I. 3, Baseball li Soccer 3. 4i Intramurals 3. A, Newspaper Staff 3. WIECZOREK, DOREEN: Pom-Pon I, Auxiliary Corps 3. WIECZOREK. MARK: Intramurals 3. 4. WIENHOLTS. ERIC: Boys ' Track I, In- tramurals 3. 3. 4. WILLIS, TONY: Boys ' Basketball 3. 3. 4. WITTLING. PAT: Intramurals I, 3. 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Fine Arts Club 3. 4. WITUCKI. CHRIS: Volleyball I. 3. 3, Softball I. WITUCKI. JEANNE, Volleyball I. 3. 3. 4, Girls ' Basketball I. 3. 3. 4, Softball 3. 3. 4i Monogram Club 3. 4. WRIGHT. LORRI: Scholastic Honors 3, NHS 3, 4, Chorus 3. 3. 4, Ensemble Singers 3. 4i School Plays I. 3. 3i Drama club I. 3. 3. 4, French Club 3, A, Liturgi- cal Music Group 4. WROBLEWSKI. BRIAN, Football 3. 3. 4, Intramurals I. 3. 3. 4. WYNEN. MONICA, Scholastic Honors 3. 3. 4, Volleyball I, Girls ' Basketball I. 3. 3. 4) Soccer I. 3. 3, 4i Intramurals 3. 4, German Club I. 3. 3. 4. YOREY. ANNE, Intramurals 3. 4, Band I. 3. 3. 4i Backpacking Club 3i Spanish Club li Hunger Abolition Corps 3, A, Spirit Club I. 4. ZACK. JIM, Football 1. 3. 3. 4. Wrestling 3i Intramurals I. 3, 3. 4. ZACK. JOHN: Football I. 3. 3, 4, Boys ' Basketball 1. Baseball I. 3. 3. 4, Intra- murals 3. 4. ZAKOWSKI. TED: Football I, Boys ' Bas- ketball I. 3i Baseball 1. Intramurals 3, 4, Student Government 3i Ski Club 3, 4. ZANA. ELIZABETH, Chorus 4, Liturgi- cal Music Group 4. ZAPPIA. MARIO: Football I. 3. 3. 4, Boys ' Basketball I. 3. 3, 4 Monogram Club 3. 3. 4. ZBIERANSKI. JAN: Scholastic Honors 3. 3. A, Hi-Lite Staff 4, Speech and De- bate 3. 3. 4i Spanish Club I. 3, Spirit Club I. 3. GIBBONS. KEVIN: Scholastic Honors 4, Baseball 3. 3. 4. Intramurals 3, 3. 4. MILLER. KEVIN: Scholastic Honors I. 3. 3. 4, NHS 3. 4, Intramurals 3. 4, Band I. 3. 3. 4i School Plays 4i German Club I. 3. 3i Science Club 4i Liturgy Planning Seniors Not Pictured: Eric Steven Gerhold Dallas Los Giti Mohajeri Gregory Monges Andrew Rhodes Dale E. Scott Jose Siguenza Thomas Voll Robert H. Webster Antonio D. Willis Amy Yurasek Michael Zdankus Juniors Jenny Abel Cathy Agostino Julie Andrzejewski Diane Austin Jon Badur Mickey Baird Kalhi Bambenek Lisa Banas Donna Barany Sara Barrett Pat Bauer Linda Baumgartner Pat Bauters Brian Berndt Kim Bevill John Bhisitkul Mary Borkowski Kathy Botka Jill Bradley Mary Brechenser Joan Brochhausen I Paul Davis writes out a chemistry formula. IIO JUNIORS John Broden Pam Bower James Bullard Becky Butler Maria Catanzarite James Cauley Cathy Cebulski Joan Ciesielski Tivonnia Cleveland Margaret Collins Stephen Crowe Allison Crumley Sarah Cullather Ken Cyr Paul R. Davis Phillip DeLee Phil Deleu Teresa Derrick Damian Dieter Brian Dougherty Luanne Dudeck Sue Duszynski Chris Dwyer Sandra Eadie Kevin Eastman Jeanette Eck Ellen Ehmann Rich Erickson Tony Evans Mark Fankboner Debbie Farmer Julie Faust Ralph Fell Dave Finta Chuck Fitzpatrick Katie Flynn Mike Foldesi Carol Gardner Scott Gaertner Katie Garvey Mike Gibbons Diane Gorbitz , JUNIORS ID JUNIORS Fran Kaniewski Greg Kaniewski Amy Trojanowski looks interested in something other than her studies. Jill Kaps Michael Kennedy Patricia Kennelly Jill King Karen Kitkowski Tom Klimek Shelley Kodba Mary Kohn Cherie Kopinski Michelle Kowalik Thomas Kramer Tony Kraner William Kraus r e Marie Kulesa Amy Kunst Kevin Kusnierek Takufumi Kyokuta Susan Leader Sue LeeVan Jennie Lengacher Diane Levan Mary Leyes Natasha Lifton Hank Locsmondy David Lorton Susan Lupresto Arthur Lyon Jeff Madey lU JUNIORS Phil DeLee Is en- 1 grossed in hisl American Lit. | Margaret Mann Luis Manta Jacob Mark Peter Marzolf f Tim Marzolf Susie Mason Brian Maternowski Patrick Matthews Christopher Mayette Dan McKeown Peter Melsa Pete Messina Michelle Meyers Chris Miller Tina Minder Leslie Molnar Jeff Monhaut Kate Rose Murphy Kathleen Murphy Mike Murphy Agnes Nagy Krys Napper Jon Nash Jayn Nemeth Terri Nowaczewski Steve Nyers Tish O ' Connell Noreen O ' Connor Christync O ' Malley Conor O ' Malley II4 JUNIORS V ■A ll. ' fl.y ) AMERIKA: for all of you it means home, but for me as an exchange stu- dent it means adventure. Every day I find myself in new situations. My normal schedule at my school in Germany was 7:30a.m.-l2:35 p.m. It has not been easy to get used to the St. Joe schedule, but I have found so many nice friends who have made these school days seem shorter than they are. There are also so many interesting and creative activities here such as the fall play, fundraising for the prom, and homecoming week. The theology department organizes retreats, which are not part of the educational pro- gram in Germany. Another part of the school I enjoy is the athletic program. The cheer We are the IndiansI will always mean to me that I have become a part of this student body. Roswitha Wuhrer Judy Ogren Laszio Palsak Julie Panis John Papandria Sandy Patrick Andrew Peacock Brian Perry Greg Petersen Karen Phelps Kevin Phillips Richard Pilger Pat Pingel Laura Plawecki Christian Polack Pat Preissing Barb Rakowski Robert Ramesh John Raven Leslie Reiner Eric Rhymer Joe Rulli Sue Samolczyk Jessica Sassano Jacqueline Savage II5 JUNIORS Judy Scarbeck Megan Schmidt Tom Seitz Juli Sergio Tricia Shafer Crystal Sharp Susan Shilts Sheila Sloan Tom Smith Andrew Sobol Pam Sorukas Ann Sosnoski Vinnie Spiteri Joanne Staunton Robert Stratman Frances Sullivan Lisa Sweet Joseph Swilo Paul Szrom Debbie Taghon Adam Taylor Kenneth Taylor Joe Tepe Roger Thomas Tony Tompos Phil Trent A toy instrument plays well for Pat Preissing. II6 JUNIORS Amy Trojanowski Mike Trubac Kathleen Tufts Angle VanOverberghe Dan VanOverberghe Katherine Van Ryn Brenda Veldman Elizabeth Walsh Dave Wasoski Pete Webb Maureen Weil Jonathan Wilken Martha Wittling Kim Witucki Romain Wojda Mike Wray Roswitha Wuhrer Kathy Yorio Richard Zelier PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Shelley Biek Matthew Roberts Cathy Austino spends her lunch hour studying. II7 JUNIORS Pam Abramowski Carrie Ahearn Michelle Aldape Paul Applegate Susan Aranowski Brent Auer Kristin Baert Therese Bambenek Maureen Barany Tim Barany Philip Barnhart Craig Barrette James Barton Kristina Bauer Emilie Bauman Joseph Bauman Chris Bauters Timothy Bays Heidi Beidinger Tom Beissel Tina Bell James Bellalta Brendan Bellina John Bellina Mark Benhart Janice Berntsen Fran Berta Sophomores II8 SOPHOMORES John Blakey Rob Bogol John Bonello Christopher Borkowski Suzanne Borysiak Peter Bouris Mike Brach Eddie Bradley Christine Brochhausen Bob Bycrafi Dennis Byrne Kym Castellino Thomas Chapleau Ross Christianson Ken Christlieb Paula Cicero Sue Cichos Elizabeth Coglianese Julie Conboy Kevin Conery Kelli Conley Cindy Cordischi Michele Corthier Lorraine Crawford Pierre Crespo Maureen Curran Ralph Currier Caela Dargis Julie Darnell Colleen Daschbach Caria Pfeifer and Mike Lizzi pass the time chatting while waiting to see their counselors. SOPHOMORES 119 Patti DeLaere Julie DeMaegd Kim Derrick Tom Derwent Alfredo DiPinto Mike Dittrich Andy DIugosz Andrea Dobranski Melodi Dobski Andy Dominello Danny Doran Kevin Drajer Cyndee Dwyer Mike Eck Kathy Egan Jeff Einkopf Jill Emanoil Kim Entzian Teri Ernsberger Kimberly Evans Theresa Fairley Annie Fink Alan Fisher Mike Fitzpatrick Kris Fiore John Flory David Fogarty Ryan Forbes Ann Force Renee Franklin Lloyd Ketchum plays the stud. IXI SOPHOMORES Mary Fredlake Nick Freitag Aaron Fry Lisa Gabrich Justin Geissler Brian Geldhof Colleen Goddard Rebecca Goerner Joe Gomes Lora Gottlick Doug Graczyk Brian Grant Charles Grant Ginger Gravenor Louise Gray Steven Green Gill Grohowski Tammy Gruber Pam Grzesk Liz Hagan Scarlet Sharp gets help with homework. Jean Haley Chris Hall Shelley Haluda Anne Hardig Jim Hardig Leanne Hartman Kristina Hartzer Mark Hedl Scott Held Megan Heller T.J. Hengesbach Bob Herendeen I2I SOPHOMORES Vicki Herzog Carol Hiotas Steve Hirschler Kathy Holland Craig Horvath Laurel Horvath Harold Hough Beth Houle Emily Howard Kristi Huckint Dale Huyvaert Dave Jemielity Brian Johnson Jim Jones Tim Jones Jeff Jump Margaret Kagel Joe Kalil Margaret Kaminski Debbie Kaniewski Tom Kaniewski Tom Kapacinskas Rob Kaslens Kevin Kazmierczak Debbie Keller Tom Keller Lloyd Ketchum Sevim Kilic Janice Kintz Chris Kleva Cindy Klimek Nancy Kloc Bill Knoblich Greg Koellner Stephanie Koellner Ted Kommers Carolyn Konopa Tim Konstanty Linda Kozmer Kim Krakowski George Kraus Larry Krempetz JkjS ' v, 1 ' ;SSV iir 1 132 SOPHOMORES Kitty Kubiak Tom Kuhar Janet Kuletia Chriitin Leader Karin Leader Karen Lehner Tami Lies Jackie Light Debbie Linczer Rich Lindzy Michael LizzI Erika Lonergan Deborah Lubelski Tom Luckowski Ed Mack Tim Madigan Lisa Makowski Greg Mancuso Connie Mangano Stacey Mark Mary Marley Sam Marlin David Martin Brian Mast Cece Mast RoseAnne McCabe Mary Smith seems to have found a way to enjoy her Spanish grammar. 123 SOPHOMORES Roxiann McCartney Mari McCormick Bruce McCourt Gregg McGlinn JoAnn McKay David McMahon Mike McNeill Jul! McQueen Kevin Michalski Adam Milani Dennis Molnar Sherry Moore William Morgan Kerri Murphy Lisa Nelson Sue Nelson Steve Nicgorski Tarraine Nichols Tracy Niezgodski Ken Nuehring Colleen O ' Brien Erin O ' Brien Kathy Ogren Kevin Olson Brendan O ' Malley Maureen O ' Nell Brian Owsley Cathy Panowicz Chris P. iluch Gita Palel Liz Hagan is dressed in keeping with the spirit day theme of the movies . 124 SOPHOMORES Robin Perkins Caria Pfeifer Jane Pica Joe Polman Jeanne Presnal Patricia Quinn Mike Rabasa Nancy Radecki Ed Radersiorf Sara Ramming Mary Raven Christy Regan Rob Reynolds Mary Rhoutsong Chris Riewe Grant Ritchie Jeff Roberson Patricia Robledo i  V George Rorres Kathleen Roschek Tami Rose Terri Rulli T.J. Hcngesbach and Bill Webb catch up on some homework during lunch. John Runnion Mary Sain Robert Salata Kathy Scarbeck Mike Schellinger Barbara Schwenk Jane Seitz Stephanie Shapero Scarlet Sharp Celeste Siade Laura Siem Jon Simala li5 SOPHOMORES Denise Skarbek Camilie Smith Mary Smith Irene Sobieralski John Sobieralski Mark Sobieralski Frank Springer Tom Stemn Chris Stoler Jon Strycker Rob Strycker Leslie Sudbury Nancy Swanson Jenny Swartz Susan Sweeney Ron Szumski Tom Taghon Beckie Taylor John Tegeler Laura Terrio Kris Thompson Candyce Tomkins Brian Troester Andrew Urbanski Bernadine Veldman Kris Veldman Nothing can distract Kim Derrick from her history class. 126 SOPHOMORES r A w- t PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE. Robert Bishop Christ! Dobski Susan Karwowski Jackie Rocker Darren Tara This soph, like so many of his class- mates, went all out for Spirit Week. Lisa Vervynckt Greg VogI James Walkowiak Peter Walters Chris Watson Bill Webb Kathy Webster Bob Wheeler Lynn Wheeler Donald Whitley Jill Wideman Diana WIeczorek Joe Wiegand Louie Wither Mary Beth Wilken Ann Wilson Tim Withey Chuck Worrell Heidi Worthman Sandy Zack Paul Zakowski Loris Zappia Steve Zeller Kimberly Zwierzynski 127 SOPHOMORES Greg Abair Heidi Adamovski Jessie Agostino Robert Andrews Scott Anson Terry Baird Becky Barcza Don Barker David Barnet Grant Barrette Phil Bauer Sandy Bauer Ann Beissel Elizabeth Belanger Steve Benscics Debra Benhart Mike Berndt Brian Bernth Jennifer Beyer Pat Bickel Lisa Bielejewski Dawn Boulac Bruce Bradley Constance Bradley Freshmen 08 FRESHMEN Tim Braunsdorf Thomas Brothers Todd Brown Euphemie Buck Jennie Buczynski Ellen Burgess Scott Burke Munson Burkhart Lisa Buse Joey Buszkiewicz Patty Butler Jack Bycraft Steve Cari Chris Carpenter John Casey Dru Cash Melinda Chapleau Lisa Ciesielski Margaret Coglianese George Cole Jennifer Conboy Denise Condry Lee Cook Gene Corrigan Mara Crovello Shawn Cripe Amy Cunniff Dan DeCraene Andrea DeGraff Deborah Derda FRESHMEN 129 Claire Dillon Joe Dobski Mary Dolezal Mike Dougherty John Duggan Lori Dutrieux Katie Eades Greg Early Kathleen Eastman Julie Egenhoefer Carl Ehmann Gretchen Etzel Kelly Evans Michelle Everett Phillip Faccenda Lori Fagan Thomas Farrell Anne Fehlner Tammy Ferguson Nancy Fink Becky Flood Beth Fogarty Richard Fogle Eric Forsgren Chris Freitag Michelle Gabrich Denise Gaertner Liz Gafill Sherry Garson Steve Goerke Todd Gosc Andrea Goulet Chris Grabarek UO FRESHMEN Tim Graf Susan Grathwohl Nancy Grontkowski Barbara Gullifor Brian Harding Timothy Healy Heidi Heller Sandra Hickey John Hintz Andrew Hoffman Pat Horvath Cynthia Houle Lisa Jagia John Jambor Brian Jankowski Carolina Jenkins Theresa Jewell Thad Jones Michele Jouberl Chip Judy David Jurek Douglas Kaczmarek Deborah Kaczorowski Angela Kaniewski : ,., Joseph Karwowski 1 ' h Cheryl Kazmierczak ' ?a Christine Keller AM Kevin Kennelly Joy King Kevin Kleva James Klimek Mary Kloska Timothy Klusczinski FRESHMEN 131 Alex Kobek Matthew Koellner Chad Kopinski Andrew Kostielney Lynne KowalskI Patricia Kraus Susan Kslezopolski Michele Kubsch Peter Kubsch Stacey Kubsch William Kuminecz Jcanine Laroche Lisa Layne Terence Leahy Cheryl LeeVan Alex Lemay Willia, Leutzinger Karen Levan Joseph Levendoski Matthew Lewandowski John Lewis Mary Lewis Sherri Lichnerowicz John Light Chin Lim Jivn Lim Ju Lim Tim Lips John Lloyd Mona Lowery Kathleen Lyon Michael MacCarthy Anthony Maichen Christine Majewski Cynthia Makowski Susan Makowski Tracey Malesa Patricia Manser Allen Martin Beth Matuszak Rachelle Matuszal Carrie Maul 0 ' ? ::..., 133 FRESHMEN Patrick Mayette Courtney McCarthy John McCormick Kevin McGann Paul McGinty Kara McGowan Carmel McNamara Michael Megyese Jon Melsa Mariana Messina Kevin Minder Sheryl Mitlendorf Kathy Modos Mark Molnar Ken Monahan Fred Morrow Ro Mulligan Cindy Musser Nancy Neal Janelle Niemann Mary Nelson Kent Nesbitt Christopher Nespo Joseph Neuklis Cecelia Newbill Sonya Newbill Kathleen Nofzinger FRESHMEN 133 Matthew Nowicki Scott Nowicki Tammy Oblinger Dan O ' Connor Brian O ' Malley Patrick O ' Malley Dale Osmun Maria Owsley John Pajakowski Tony Pajakowski Michael Pajor Kristy Paluzzi Kenneth Pattillo Ann Pendl Elizabeth Pendl Suzanne Petersen Robert Peterson William Peterson Roxanne Piasecki Doug Pittman Alice Plain Michael Potapow Gerry Quinn Sarah Quinn Laura Rahfeldi Therese Rauner Joseph Reali Jon Regnery Megan Remmo Michael Renbarger 134 FRESHMEN ' ' ki ' inmisi Amy Reynolds Jill Richart Ethan Rightley Mary Riordan Ronald Rivera Jennifer Roberts Ann Robinson Christy Rogers Angle Rose Patrick Ruff Tomas Saavedra Suzanne Sage Steve Savage Rick Sargent Martin Schubert Larry Schuiz Brian Schwanke John Seall Jim Sergio Tonya Sheets Jill Sieradzki Jane Sliva Lisa Small Mary Beth Smith Laurie Squier Sandy Stanley Mary Slarzynski John Staton Joseph Stemn Sara Steveken FRESHMEN 135 David Szymczak John Tarwacki Lisa Thomas Christine Ummel Scott Ummel Jason VanDam Brian VanOverberghe Mark Veldman Halle Vermillion Mary VogI Mary Walsh Tim Wanberg Chris Was Nancy Wasielewski Mike Watson Brian Weller Stephanie Welling Marchell Wesaw 136 FRESHMEN Marie Wesaw Judy Wesolowski Jamie Wilson Dawn Winde Mark Wittenbrink Elizabeth Wood Gerry Wary Kalhy Wright Cheryl Wroblewski Irish Wyllie Jennifer Wynn Jeffrey Yoder Elizabeth Yorey Cindy Zappia Tammie Zeiglcr FRESHMEN 137 o o ■ r 139 Student Government, Hi-Lite Above: STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPS: Row I — Susie Karwowski. Krys Napper. Katie Garvey. Mary Borkowski. Mary Beth Wilken Kare Murphy, Row 3 - Craig Horvath. Justin Geissler, Ed Bradley, Marie Wesaw. Dave Szymzak. Steve Savage, unknown. Row 3 — John Bellna, Ted Kommers. Christy Regan, Meredith Healy. John Hintz, Halle Vermillion. Liz Coglianese, Courtney McCartney, Pat Horvath. Row 4 - Joe Kennedy. Terri Austin. Dave Petsche. John Glon. Tony Pajakowski. Right: Hi-Lite editors Lori Dobbs and Tom Small. Hi-Lite staffers not pictured: Noreen O ' Conner. Kim Greszk. Kathy Bambenek. Pam Greszk. James Walkowiak. Tom Houk. and Maura Mast. Opinion page editor was Brian Perry. Feature page editor was Katie Garvey Sports editors were Mary Kay O ' Connell and Mary Borkowski, News page editors were Maura Mast, Monica Mueller, and Noreen O ' Conner. 140 STUDENT GOVERNMENT HI-LITE N.H.S. The National Honor Society has be- come very active in the St. Joe com- munity. In addition to their student tu- toring and library assistance pro- grams, NHS sponsored an interschool NHS Exchange Day. Several students were from five area high schools to spend the day at St. Joe and discover how other schools, and their National Honor Societies work. This year the May induction was changed to December. And under moderator Mrs. Derwent, the member- ship grew to 68 members with the in- duction of eleven seniors and twenty juniors. Above — Angle Wanberg lights a candle at an NHS mass. Below Left — Jeff BorkowskI, Joe Fink. Stephai Dobranskl. W.R. Mack, and Jay Lewis portray their own version of Family Feud at a meeting. Bottom Left — Junior NHS members. Row I — Cathy Agostino. Tina Minder, Pamela Bower. Sue LeeVan. Jill Bradley, Tom Klimek. Row 2 — Linda Baumgartner, Amy Kunst, Katie Garvey, Anne Marie Kulesa. Kathy Tufts, Mary Borkowski. Peter Melsa. Row 3 — Aimee Gottlick, Krys Napper, Natasha Lifton, Chris O ' Malley, Judy Scarbeck, Leslee Reiner. Brian Perry. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 141 St. Joseph ' s High School Marching Band The 1981-82 Marching Saints. Kerri Murphy, Kris Bauer, Mary VogI, Lisa Carl, Suzanne Sage. Mary Belh Lewis. Stephanie Koellner. Michelle Aldape. Suzanne Ramming. Becky Flood. Pam Sudbury. Todd Brown. Theresa Rauner. Kelli Conley. Beth Matuszak. Beck! Taylor, Euphemie Buck, Anne Hardig, Lisa Makowski, Connie Bradley, Nancy Wasielewski, Roxiann McCartney. David Jurek. Susan Makowski. Chris Ummel. Tom Small. John Papandria. Brian Dougherty. Pat Preissing. Bre- dan Bellina. Jean Haley. David Jemielity. Don Whitley. Paula Cicero. John Tarwacki, Vinnie Spiteri. Gary Hogman. Mark Tufts, Tony Mai- Chen, Scott Ummel, Carl Ehmann. Greg Koellner. Philip Bauer, Jane Sliva. Matt Koellner. Kevin Miller. Pat Bauer. Pam Abramowski, Chris Nespo, Anne Yorey. Pam Benhart, Debbie Benhart. Terri Bambanek. Steve Nyers. Bob Peterson. Auxiliary Corps: Drum Majors — Anne Yorey. Kerri Murphy. Rifles — Heidi Worthman. Kathy Roschek. Carrie Ahearn. Jeanne Presnal. Mari McCormick. Flags — Melodi Dobski. Diane Wieczorek. Lynn Wheeler. Kathy Tufts. Elissa Carl. Laura Siem, Kathy Nofzinger. Judy Gorbitz. Claire Dillion. Leslie Sudbury. Christi Dobski. Tammie Gruber. Patty Sklorenko. Kelly Christ- lieb, Jeanine Laroche. Doreen Wieczorek. Beth Matuzak. 143 BAND Chorus Top: MIXED CHOIR Row I — Vicki Herzog. Cindy Makowski. Caria Pfeifcr. Heidi Heller. Katie Eades, Carrie Maul. Christi Paluzzi. Tonya Sheets. Row 3 — Joy King. Mary Walsh. Elizabeth Zana. Linda Kozme. Jacki Savage. Kathy Lyon. Denise Caertner. Beth Wood. Barb Tull. Middle: CONCERT CHOIRS Row I — Mrs. Steiner. Joy King. Jill Jacobs. Kitty Kubiak. Lynn Wheeler. Hortence Jones. Renee Franklin, Lisa Vervynckt. Leanne Hartman. Laura Terrio. Heidi Heller. Christi Paluzi. Row 2 — Vicki Herzog. Linda Kozmer. Barb Rakowski. Emily Howard, Jay Rocker. Arther Lyon, Ralph Currier. Dru Cash. Tony Lompos. Karia Simmermcyer. unknown. Denise Gaertner. Kathy Lyon. Caroline Conopa. Row 3 — Cindy Makowski, CarIa Pfeifer, Patty Sue Sklorenko. Beverly Kulesa. Ann Walsh. Alan Fisher. Doug Graczyk, Steve Nyers. Joe Tepe, Becky Goerner. Lorri Wright. Katie Garvey, Den- ise Scarbeck. Karen Maul. Beth Wood. Row 4 — Mary Pat Walsh. Elizabeth Zana. Joanne McKay, Colleen Goodard, Suzanne Borysiak, Karen Plawecki. John Tull. Mike Butler. Debbie Taghon. unknown, Terry Nowaczewski, Kelly Mackin, un- known. Barb Tull. f?f ' 9 C Al Left: ENSEMBLE SINGERS Row I — KarIa Simmermeyer. Ann Walsh. Patty Sklorenko. Bev Kulesa. Row 2— Kathy Botka. Lorri Wright, JoAnn McKay, Kelly Mackin. Row 3 — Emily Howard. Becky Taylor, Art Lyon. Doug Graczyk. Row 4 — Karen Plawecki. Joe Tepe. John Tull. Colleen Goddard. CHORUS 143 French, German, Spanish Clubs Top. SPANISH CLUB Row h Dan Kloc, Mrs. Nava. Pam Gottlick. Row 2— Mary Beth Wilkin, Ann Force. Leslie Sudbury, Beth Cicero. Lisa Ruff. Middle. GERMAN CLUB Row I — Greg Vogle. Paula Cicero. Bob Bycraft, Becky Taylor. Camille Smith. Will Morgan, Mary Beth Wilken. Row 2 — Crystal Sharp. Frau Bomer . Scarlet Sharp, Kathy Scarbeck. Scott Held. Row 3 — Phil Bauer. Sarah Cullather. Amy Kunst, Megan Schmidt. Row 4 — David Szymczak. Bill Knoblich. John Simala. Bob Wheeler. Bottom. FRENCH CLUB Row I — Pam Bower. Tina Minder, Christi Rog- ers. Lisa Celeski, Renee Joubert, Katie Garvey. Row 2 — Lorri Wright. Janice Gray. Ari Lloyd. James Walkowiak. Sue Leevan. Row i — Karia Simmermeyer, Mary O ' Malley. Peggy Faccenda. Meg Hill. Susie Karwowski, Marie Wesaw, un- known 144 LANGUAGE CLUBS 7 fl Eucharistic Ministers, Hunger Abolition, Speech, Chess Top Left: SPEECH CLUB Row I — Janice Zbieranski, Mrs. Darlene Scherer, Mary Riordan. Bob Bycraft, Row 2 — Sue Mason. Pam Abromowski, Andrea DeGraff, Will Morgan, Ralph Currier. Eric Forsgren Top Right: EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS Row I — Stephanie Dobranski, Rita Schubert, Maura Mast, Lisa Ruff, Kelly Christieb. Tom Small. Greg Mancuso Row 2 — Mary Kay O ' Connell. Sarah Bradley, Mary Kenney, Peggy Faccenda. Lori Dobbs. Karia Simmermyer, unknown, unknown Row 3 — Larry Lamana, Pat Sain, Mark Geissler, Jay Lewis, unknown, Mary Jane Lorton Middle: HUNGER ABOLITION CORPS Row I — Larry Lamanna, Jessica Sassano, Mary Kenney, Mark Geissler, Sarah Bradley. Rita Schubert, Mary Emanoil. Maura Mast. Row 2 — Ari Lloyd. Mary Kay O ' Connell. Colleen Hull. Mr. Matt Reynolds. Peggy Faccenda, Andrea DeGraff. Nancy Allen. KarIa Simmermeyer. Margie Kaminski Bottom: CHESS CLUB Row I — James Barton. Rob Strycker. Andy Urbanski. Jarold Hough, Row 2 — Br. Robert Dierker, Greg Vogle. Allen Martin. Robert Stralman. John Flory. Tim Kluczynski. H.A.C.. CHESS, SPEECH, E.M. I45 Ski And Art Clubs Top: SKI CLUB Row I — Mr. Mark Meyer, Row I — Renee Joubert. Christi Dobski, Michelle Joubert. Janice Gray, Jessica Sassano, Meredith Healy. John Bhisitkul, Mike Kennedy, Ross Chrislianson, Chris O ' Malley, Sue Samolczk, Kathy Yorio. Row 3 — Cindy Houle, Heidi Heller, Tracey Niezgodski, Caela Dargls. Mike Trubac. Beth Linczer, Julie Conboy, Carol Hiotis. Craig Barrette, Brian Owsley, Stacey Hill. Row i — Brian Berndt. Ellen Ehmann. Brigid Heller. Sandra Eadie, Dan Murphy, Mark Laroche, Jack Bycraft, Bob Bycraft, Maureeen Weil, Rick Linczer, Tim Polega. Row 4 — Anne Marie Kulesa, Lorraine Crawford, Patty Ouinn, Susie Karwowski, Chris Hall, John Glon, George Carlin, Dave Petsche, Dan McKeown, Pat Gottlick. Sheila Sloan. Row 5 — Chris Mayette, John Bycraft. Ken Cyr. Rich Mclaughlin. Jack Flock, unknown, Halle Vermillion, Jeanie Laroche. Steve Nyers, Tom Kapacinskas, Aaron Frye, T.J. Hengesbach Middle: Spectators at an Art Club exhibit are impressed with all the talent. Bottom: ART CLUB Row I — John Flory. Rita Schubert. Mary Lanz. Allison Crumley, Row 2 — Mr. Jack Kapsa. Tom Houk. Mrs. Sally Hendricks 146 SKI CLUB, ART CLUB Spirit Club, Drama Club, Bike Club Top: SPIRIT CLUB Row I — Janice Gray, Meredith Healy, Dave Petsche. Dan Murphy, Mike Kennedy, Denise Scarbeck, Row 2 — Sue LeeVan, Nancy Kloc, Liz Coglianese, Lisa Vervynckt, Colleen Goddard, John Bhisitkul. Row 3 — Margaret Coglianese, Laura Siem, Leslee Sudbury, Pam Gottlick, unknown Row 4 — Karen Plawecki, Kelly Dudeck, Jack Flock, John Glon. George Carlin. Middle: DRAMA CLUB Row I — Lisa Carl, Mary Kay Starzinski. Annie Swartz, Catherine McCahe, Maura Mast, Mark Geissier, Katie Garvey, Pam Bower, Tina Minder. Row 3 — Andrea Goulet, Nancy Fink, Anne Fehlner, Kathy Skarveck, Nancy Allen, Lorri Wright, Becky Goerner, Justin Geissier, Ellie Shook. Row 3 — Anne Marie Kulesa, Susie Karowowski, Pat Bauters, Karen Plawecki, Kelly Mackin, Colleen Goddard, Pam Gottlick, Emily Howard. Row 4 — Pam Sudbury, Jenny Roberts, John Glon. Art Lyon, Maria Grabarek, Amy Kunst. . SPIRIT CLUB, DRAMA CLUB. ART CLUB 147 Monogram, Science, Retreat Planning Top; Monogram Club Row li Vicki Hessling. Pat Bauters, John Glon. Steve Hoffman, Jon Badur. Matt Roberts. Row 1 Sue Cichos, Mary Kenney. Susie Karwowski. Beth Houle, Anne Marie Kulesa, Margaret Brach, Rita Schuberts. Row i: Lori Dobbs, Dennis Goralski. John Raven. Mike Gib- bons. Greg Houck. Middle: SCIENCE CLUB Row h Greg Vogle. Mary Beth Wilken. Scott Held. Ca- mille Smith. Colleen Daschbach. Vicki Hessling. Pat Sam. Row 1 Bob Bycraft. Paula Cicero. Susie Karwowski. John Glon. Pat Bauters. Marua Mast. Catherine McCabe. Row i. Ralph Currier. Becky Taylor. Alan Martin. Pam Gottlick. Brian Mast. Bill Knoblich. Bottom: RETREAT PLANNING COMMITTEE Row I. Stephanie Dobranski. Jessi- ca Sassano. Maura Mast, Mary Emanoil. Tom Small. Row 2: Joe Fink. Larry Lamanna. Sarah Bradley. Pat Sain. Jeff Borkowski. Mary Kenney. Lori Dobbs. 148 Hi-Way Staff The yearbook staff hopes you enjoy your 1982 edition of the Hi-Way. We have attempted to put down in words and in pictures some thinigs that can- not be properly communicated that way the spirit that is St. Joe, and the overwhelming experience that is our high school years. These things must be lived in order to be understood. Twenty years from now, you will use this book as a means of looking back on the days of high school, that time of both joy and sorrow, that time of final- ly coming of age. Above — LAYOUT ARTISTS AND COPY WRITERS: Row I — Peggy Faccenda. Maria Airo. Pamela Bower. Chris O ' Malley. Row 2 — Kris Hartzer, Maria Grabarek, Meg Hill, Tish O ' Connell. Mary O ' Malley. Top: Head pho- tographer Mike Trubac and staff photogra- pher Pat Pingel. Left — co-editors Mary Ken- ney and Fran Sullivan pose with advisor Ms. Karia Hoffman. HI-WAY STAFF 149 To everything there is a season, And a time for every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to diei A time to plant, and a time to reapi A time to kill, and a time to heab A time to break down, and a time to build upi A time to weep, and a time to laughi A time to mourn, and a time to dancer A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones togetheri A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracingi time to seek, and a time to lose A time to keep, and a time to cast away: time to rend, and a lime to sewi A time to keep silence, and a time to speaki time to love, and a lime to hatei A lime of war, and a lime of peace. Our time has come and we ac- cept our calling. We turn and face the future as we come of age. Abair, Gregory 138 Abel. Jenny 110 Abramowskr, Mike 46. 93 Abramowski. Pam 118, 143. 145 Adam. Br. Alexius 80 Adamovsky. Heidi 138 ADMINISTRATION 80 ADVERTISING 156-160 Agan. James 93 Agostmo. Cathy 110. 117. 31 Agosiino. Gesumino 138. 45 Ahearn. Caroline 118 Ahearn. T.J. . 16. 45. 93. 109, 151 Airo. Maria 9. 35. 37. 93. 149 Aldape. Michelle 118. 143 Allen. Nancy II. 93. 145. 147 Anadon. Mrs. Silvia 80 Anderson. Andy 93 Andrews. Robert 45. 53. 138 Andrzewjewski. Julie 110 Anson. Scott 45. 51. 138 Applegate. Paul 68. 118 Aranowski. Susan 69. 118 ART CLUB 146 Audenaert. Ken 93 Aucr. Brent 118 Austin. Diane 110 Austin. Mr. Steve 80 Austin. Terri 16. 93. 140 Backs. Pete 30. 93 Badur. Jon 45. 110. 148 Baert. Kristin 118 Baird. Michael 53. 110 Baird. Terry 53. 138 Balog. Mr. Daniel 81. 143 Bambanek. Kathy 110 Bambanek. Terri 118. 143 Banas. Lisa 110 BAND 143 Barany. Donna IK) Barany. Maureen 48. 49. 118 Barany. Tim 50. 51. 118 Barcza. Rebecca 69. 138 Barker. Donald 138 Barnet. Dave 45. 53. 138 Barnhart. Philip 118 Barrett. Sara IK3 Barrette. Craig 45. 118. 146 Barrett. Grant 138 Barton. James 118. 145 BASEBALL 63. 63 BASKETBALL. BOYS ' 54-57 BASKETBALL. GIRLS ' 58. 59 Bauer. Kim 38. 48. 93. 150 Bauer. Kris 118. 143 Bauer. Pat 110. 143 Bauer. Phillip 138. 143. 144 Bauer. Sandra 14. 59. 138 Bauman. Emilie 48. 118 Bauman. Joe 68. 118 Baumgartner. Linda IK3 Baumgartner. Mr. Rick 81 Bauters. Chris 45. 118. 45 Bays. Tim 118 Beidinger. Heidi 118 Beissel. Ann 138 Beissel. Tom 118 Beitler. Richard 63. 93 Belanger. Elizabeth 138 Bell. Tina 118 Bella. Robin 48. 78. 93. 109 Bellalta. Jaime 118 Bellina. Brendan 118. 143 Bellina. James 39. 61. 93 Bellina. John 61. 118. 140 Bencsics. Stephan 138 Benhart. Debra 138. 143 Benhart. Mark 51. 118 Benhart. Pam 93. 143 Berndt. Brian 110. 146 Berndt. Michael 45. 51. 138 Bernsten. Janice 118 Bernth. Brian 138 Berta. Ed 93 Berta. Fran 118 Bevill. Kimberly IK) Beyer. Jeanne 93 Beyer. Jennifer 138 Bhisitkul. John 68. 110. 146. 147 Bickel. Marly 93 Bielejewski. Lisa 138 BIKE CLUB Bishop. Bob 45 Blakey. John 119 BIy. Fr. Walter 81 Bogol. Bob 53. 119 Bomer. Mrs. Hilde 81. 139 Bonello. John 119 Borkowski. Chris 118 Borkowski. Jeff 93. 148 Borkowski. Mary 31. 41. 58. 110. 140 Boryskiak. Suzanne 119 Botka. Kathy 110 Boulac. Dawn 49. 59. 138 Bouris. Peter 45. 119 Bower. Pam III. 144. 147. 149 Bowman. Mr. Walter 80 Brach. Margaret 9. 69. 93. 148 Bradley. Bruce 45, 138 Bradley, Colette 105 Bradley, Constance 138. 143 Bradley. Edward 45. 119. 140 Bradley. Jill 110 Bradley. Sarah 10. 93. 96. 106. 145. 148 Brady. Paul 38. 45. 51, 61. 93 Braunsdorf. Tim 139 Brechenser. Mary 110 Brcchenser. Tom 93 Brochhausen. Chris 119 Brochhausen. Joan IK) Broden. John 63. Ill Brothers. Theresa 30. 93 Brothers. Tom 139 Brown. Todd 139. 143 Browne. Janet 93 Brunner. Claire Brunner. Mrs. Jann 81 Bryant. Debra 38. 76, 77. 93 Buck. Euphemie 139. 143 Buczynski. Donald 50. 51. 93 Buczynski. Sandy 93 Bullard. James III Burgess. Ellen 139 Burke. Mrs. Karen 81 Burke. Scott 139 Burkhart. Munson 45. 139 Busc. Annalisa 69. 139 Buskiewicz. Joey 139 Buczkiewicz. Terri 30. 69. 93 Butler. Becky 48. IN Butler. Michael 31. 46. 93 Butler. Patricia 49. 139 Bycraft. John 68. 139. 146 Bycraft. Robert 48. 119. 144. 145. 6 Byrne. Dennis 119 CAMPUS MINISTRY 6. 7. 18. 19 CANADIAN WILDERNESS TRIP 30 Cari. Steven 46. 53. 139 Carl. Elissa 93. 138. 143. 147 Carlin. George 16. 93. 146. 147 Carnichael. Mrs. Mary 7. 83 Carmola. Michael 13. 35. 44. 45. 63, 93 Carpenter, Chris 139 Casey, John 68, 139 Cash, Dru 139 Castellino, Kymberly 119, 143 Calanzarite, Maria III Cauley, James III Cebulski. Catherine III Cebulski. Joany 93 Chandler. Mr. Henry 83 Chapleau. Mindy 9. 77. 69. 139 Chapleau. Renee 69. 93 Chapleau. Tom 45. 119 Chapman, Tim 94 CHEERLEADERS 76, 77 CHESS CLUB 145 Christianson, Ross 119, 146 Christlieb, Kelly 94, 145 Christlieb, Kenneth 119 CHORUS Cicero, Elizabeth 94 Cicero, Paula 119, 143, 144, 148 Cichos. Suzanne 69. 119. 148 Ciesielski. Joan III Ciesielski. Lisa 139 Ciesielski. Rosanne 9. 94 Claffey. Mark 35. 63. 94 Clennon. Sr. Jeanne 83 Cleppe. Allison 94 Cleveland. Tivonnia III Coglianese. Elizabeth 34. 119. 140. 147 Coglianese. Margaret 139. 147 Cole. George 45. 139 Coleman. Kelly 16. 17. 63. 94. KS, 150 Collins. Margaret 139. 147 Cole. George 45. 139 Coleman. Kelly 16. 17, 63. 94. CS. 150 Collins. Margaret III Conboy. James 14. 30. 53. 94 Conboy. Jennifer 139 Conboy, Julie 119, 146 Condry. Denise 139 Conery, Kevin 45, 51. 68. 119 Conley. Kelli 119, 3 Cook, Norman 139 Cooper. Kelly 94. 64 Corbett. Bill 30. 94. 109 Cordischi. Cynthia 59. 119 Corrigan. Eugene 45. 139 Corlhier. Michele 119 Coiy. Mrs. Ciretta 30. 83 Cramer. Joseph 34. 94. 99 Crawford. Lorraine 69. 119. 146 Crespo. Pierre 61. 119 Cripe. Shawn 68. 139 CROSS COUNTRY 47 Crovello. Mara 139 Crowe. Catherine 18. 94 Crowe. Steve 46. Ill Crumley. Allison III. 6 Cullather. Sarah III. 144 Cunniff. Amy 139 Curran. Ann 69. 94 Curran. Maureen 69. 119 Currier. Ralph 119. 144. 145. 148 Cyr. Ken III. 146 Daley. Sr. Mary Edith 83 Dargis. Caela 119. 146. 151 Dargis. Janet 3. 94 Darnell. Julie 119 Daschbach. Colleen 119. 148 Davis. Paul IK). Ill Dawson. Mr. Tim 43. 45. 83 DeCraene. Daniel 63. 139 DeGraff. Andrea 139. 5 DeLaere. Patti 69. 130 DeLee. Phillip III Delcu. Philip 30. 45. Ill DeLeu. Becky 16. 17. 30. 48. 94. K)7. 150 DeLuca. Joe 45. 94. 108 DeMaegd. Julie 59. 64. 130 Dennig. Joanie 94 Derda. Deborah 49. 59. 139 Derrick. Kim 130. 136 Derrick. Teresa 69. Ill Derwent. Mrs. Mary Lou 83 Derwent. Paul 3. 38. 45. 61. 94 Derwent. Thomas II. 130 Diano. Jacques 94 Dierker. Br. Robert 83. 145 Dieter. Damian 53. Ill Dietzen. Sr. Aquina 83 Dillon. Claire 130 DiPinto. Alfredo 130. 54 Dittrich. Michael 130 DIugosz. Andy 51. 130 Dobranski. Andrea 130 Dobranski. Stephanie 30. 68. 69 94 145 148 Dobrzykowski. Lori 31. 68. 67. 95. 5. 8 Dobski. Christi 146 Dobski. Daniel 53. 130 Dobski. Melodi 69. 130 Doering. Mrs. Jane 83 Dolezal. Mary 130 Dominello. Andy 63. 130 Doran. Miss Anne 83 Dougherty. Brian II, 33, III, 143 Dougherty, Michael 130 DRAMA CLUB K3, II, 147 Drajer, Kevin 45. 70. 130 Dreyer, Br. Chris 38, 83 DuBois, Mr. Don 83 Dudeck. Kelly 95, 147 Dudeck, Luanne III Duggan, John 45, 130 Dunkleberger. Mrs. Cynthia 83 Duszynski. Susan III Dutrleux. Lori 130 Dwyer. Chris III Dwyer. Cynthia 130 Eades. Catherine 130 Eadie. Sandra III. 146. 64 Early. Greg 45. 130 Eastman. Kathleen 130 Eastman. Kevin 53. 63. Ill Eck. Jeanette III Eck. Mike 45. 63. 130 Egan. Kathy 59. 130 Egenhoefer. Julie 130 Ehmann. Carl 130. 143 Ehmann. Ellen 69. III. 146 Einkopf. Jeff 130 Emanoil. Jill 76. 130 Emanoil. Mary 69. 95. 145. 148 Entzian. Kim 130 Entzian, Michelle 95 Erickson, Richard III Ernsbcrger, Teri 130 Elzel, Gretchen 130 EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 5 Evans, Kelly 59. 130, 64 Evans, Kimberly 59, 130. 64 Everett. Michelle 130 Facccnda. Peggy 35, 37, 95, 144. 145, 149 Faccenda, Phil 45, 130 FACULTY 80 Fagan. Laura 130 Fairlcy, Theresa 69. 130 FALL PLAY 0. II Fankboner, Mark III Farmer, Deborah III Farrell, Thomas 130 Faust, Julie III Fealherstone, Anamaria 95 Fehlner, Anne 130. 147 Fell. Ralph 45, 63, III Ferguson. Tamela 130 Ferro. Timothy ( Bubba ) 39, 45. 95 Fmk. Jean 130 Fink, Joe 31, 39, 95, 148, 151 Fmk. Nancy II. 130, 138. 147 Finta, Dave III Fiore. Kris 130 Fisher. Allan 51, 130 Fitzpatrick, Chuck III Fitzpalrick. Michael 45. 130 Flock, Jack 68, 95. 108, 146, 147 Flood, Rebecca 130, 143 Flory, John 130, 145, 146 Flynn, Katie III Fogarty. Beth 130 Fogarty, David 130 Fogle, Richard 63, 130 Foldesi, Mike 30. Ill Foley. Peggy 95. KX FOOTBALL II. 13, 43-45 152 INDEX Forbes. Ryan 54. IX Force. Ann IX). 144 Forsgren. Eric 130. 145 Fox. Miss Diane 64. 59. 83 Franklin. Renee IX) Fredlake. Mary 48. 49. 121 FRENCH CLUB 144 Freilag, Chris 130 Freitag. Nick 61. IJI FRESHMEN 138 Fry. Aaron IJI. 146 Gabrich. Lisa 76. 121 Gabrlch. Michelle 130 Gaerlner. Denise 130 Gaertner. Scon III Gafill. Liz 130 Gardner. Carol III Garson. Sherry 130 Garvey. Katie K . 22. 26. III. 140. 144. 147, 150 Geissler. Justin 2. II. 27. 121, 0. 147 Geissler. Mark 10. 16. 35. 38. 95. 145. 147 Geldhof. Brian 121 Gerencher. Mr. Tom 29. 84 Gerhold. Eric 68 GERMAN CLUB 139. 144 Gibbons. Kevin 16. 63. 95. 108 Gibbons. Mike 54. 63. III. 148 Giloth, Daniel 95 Giloth, Laura 95 Glon, John 12. 20, 45. 50. 51. 68, 79, 96, 148 Goddard. Colleen 120. 147. 150 Godinez. Miss Emilia 6. 8r Goerke. Steve 45. 130 Goerner. Rebecca 26. 121. 147 Go(f. Mr. Tim 84 Goldsberry. Miss Jane 67, 84 GOLF 70 71 Gomes, Joe 63, 121 Goralski, Dennis 12. 24. 25. 43. 44. 45. 63. 79. 95. 96. 8 Gorbitz. Diane III Gorbitz. Judy 96 Gosc. Todd 45. 130 Gottlick. Aimec 14. 112 Gottlick. Lora 121 Gottlick. Pam 38. 96. 144. 146. 147. 148 Goulet. Andrea K3. 130. 147 Graberek. (.hris 130 Graberek. Maria II. 26. 112. 147. 149 Graczyk. Doug 27. 46. 121 GRADUATION 38. 39 Graf. John 45. 96 Graf. Tim 45. 53. 131 Grams. Miss Dena 84 Grant. Brian 121 Grant, Charles 45. 121 Gratwohl. Susan 131 Gravenor. Ginger 121 Gray, Janice 96. 144. 146. 147 Gray. Louise 59. 121 Green. Steven 121 Grohowski. Gill 45, 121 Grohowski, Greg 20. 45. 38. 96 Grontkowski. Nancy 131 Gruber. Tamara 121 Gryp. Julie 15, 112 Grzesk, Kim 96 Grzesk, Pamela 121 Guldberg. Chris 20. 112 Gullifor. Barbara 49. 131 Gumz. Chris 96 Guzicki. Diane 34. 112 Gyuriak, Karen 112 Haas. Mrs. Patricia 84 Hagan. Elizabeth 69. 121. 124 Haley. Jean 61. 121. 142. 151 Hall. Chris 69. 121. 146 Hall. Mrs. Dee 84 Hall. Tim 20. 96 Haluda. Shelley 121 Hancy. John 70. 112 Hardig. Anne 69. 121. 142 Hardig. Debbie 112 Hardig. James 121 Harding. Brian 131 Hartman. Leanne 121 Hartzer. Kris 121. 149 Harvey. Brian 25. 54. 112 Healy. Meredith 9. 112. 140. 146. 147 Healy. Tim 45. 131 Hedl. Mark 51. 121 Held. Scott 121. 144. 148 Heller. Brigid 69. 112. 6 Heller. Heidi 77. 131, 146 Heller. Megan 58. 69. 121 Helmen. Stephan 96 Hendricks. Mrs Sally 85. 146 Hengesbach. T.J. 61. 121. 125. 146. 151 Hennion. Joseph 45. 112 Herendeen. Robert 121 Herman. Kevin 112 Herzog. Victoria 112. 169 Hessling. Vicky 69. 112. 148 Hickey. Sandy 49. 69. 131 Higgins. Sr. Marie Carita 85 HI LITE STAFF Hill. Meg 15. 20. 31. 96. 4. 149 Hill. Stacy 112. 6 Hillring. Kevin 96 Hintz. John 131. 140 Hiotas. Carol 122. 146 Hirschler. Stephan 15. 63. 122 HI WAY STAFF 149 HOCKEY 52. 53 Hoffman. Andy 45. 51. 131 Hoffman. Ms. Caria 7. 85. 149 Hofman. Michael 6. II. 96 Hofmann. Steve 45. 54. 112. 148 Hogman. Gary 131. 142 Holland. Kathy 112 HOMECOMING. BASKETBALL 24. 25 HOMECOMING. FOOTBALL 16. 17 HONORS NIGHT 31 Horvath. Craig 122. 140 Horvath. David 112 Horvath. Patrick 131. 140 Houck. Greg 63. 112. 148 Houk. Tom 0. 27. 96. 108. 146 Houlc. Cindy 69. 131. 146 Houle, Elizabeth 69, 112, 148 Howard, Emily 122. 147 Huckins. Kristin 122 Hull. Colleen 9. 69. 96. KM. 145 HUNGER ABOLITION CORPS 20. 21. 145 Hupp. Mr. John 85. 147 Hurley. Sr. Francis. Catherine 85 Huyvaert. Dale 122 Huyvaert. Dennis 20. 68. 97 Imler. Mr. John 85 imier. Miss Mary Beth 28. 68 INTRAMURALS 28. 29 Jacobs. Jill 112 Jacobs. Woody 97 Jagla. Lisa 131 Jambor. John 51. 131 Jankowski. Brian 45. 131 Jemlellty. Mrs. Barbara 27. 86 Jemielity. David 122. 142 Jenkins. Caralina 131 Jenkins. Phillip 112 Jenkins. Phyllis 112 Jewell. Theresa 69. 131 Jeziorski. Michelle 97 Johannesen. David 112 Johnson. Brian 122 Johnson. Mr. Mark 43. 45. 68. 86 Jones. Hortense 76. 77. 112 Jones. James 112 Jones. Terrence 112 Jones. Thad 131 Jones. Tim 122 Joubert. Michele 131. 146. 64 Joubert. Renee 117. 144. 146 Jozaites. Jim 112 Judy. Donald 131 Jump. Jeff 68. 122 Jump. Joe 14. 45. 97 JUNIORS IK Jurek. David 131. 142 Kaczmarek. Doug 131 Kaczorowski. Deborah 131 Kaczorowski, Doug 97 Kagel. Margaret 122 Kalil. Joe 45. 53. 122 Kaminski. Margaret 48. 122. 148 Kaniewski. Angela 77. 131 Kaniewski. Debra 122 Kaniewski. Fran 118 Kaniewski. Greg 53. 113 Kaniewski, Mike 20, 53, 97 Kaniewski, Tom 53, 63, 122 Kapacinskas, Tom 45. 53. 122. 146. 150 Kaps. Jill 113 Kaps. Randy 20. 45. 97 Kapsa. Mr. Jack 86. 146 Karwowski. Carol 20. 97 Karwowski. Joe 131 Karwowski. Susan 49. 69. 148 Kastens. Robert 51. 70, 122 Kazmierczak, Cheryl 49, 59, 131, 64 Kazmierczak, Kevin 45. 63. 122 Keller. Debbie 122 Keller. Thomas 122 Kennedy. Joe 97 Kennedy. Mike 113. 146. 147 Kennelly. Kevin 131 Kennclly. Tricia 69. 113. 150 Kenney. Mary 7. 30. 97. 140. 145. 147. 148. 149 Keichum. Lloyd 23. 53. 120. 122 Kilic. Sevim 122 Killingsworth. Monica 97 Kindig. Mrs. Sally 48. 49. 86 King. Jill 113 Kinney. Sr. Marian 31. 80 Kinlz. Janice 122 Kinlz. Sharon 97 Kilkowski, Karen 113 Kleva. Christopher 15. 53. 70. 122 Kleva. Kevin 53. 131 Klimek. Cindy 122 Klimek. James 53. 131 Klimek. Tom 12. 45. 63. 79, 113 Kloc. Daniel 97. 144. 145 Kloska. Mary Jo 131 Klusczinski. Tim 131. 145 Knoblich. Bill 122. 144. 148 Kobek. Alex 132 Kodba. Shelley 113 Koellner. Greg 122. 142 Koellner. Matt 45. 132. 2 Koellner. Stephanie 122. 142 Kohn. Mary 113 Kommers. Ted 60. 61. 140. 122 Konopa. Carolyn 49. 122 Konstanty. Tim 122 Kopinski. Chad 132 Kopinski. Cherie 113 Kostielney. Andrew 132 Kotoske. Lisa 97 Kowalik. Michelle 20. 113 Kowalski. Lynne 132 Kozmer. Linda 122 Krakowski. Kim 122 Kramer. Tom 113 Kraner. John 113 Kraus. George 122 Kraus. Patricia 49. 69. 132 Kraus. William 113 Krempetz. Paul 122 Ksiezopolski. Susan 12 Kubiak. Kitty 123 Kubsch. Jean 36. 58. 68. 97 Kubsch. Michele 132 Kubsch. Peter 45, 51. 132 Kuhar. Tom 123 Kulesa. Anne Marie 69. 113. 146. 147. 148 Kulesa. Beverly 20. 97. KX Kuminecz. William 63. 132 Kunsi. Amy 113. 4. 147 Kusnierek. Kevin 45. 64. 68, 113 Kuspa. Denise 97 Kuspa. Tom 45. 97 Kyo4(uta. Takafumi 2. 113 Ladewski. Julie 97 Lamanna. Larry II. 97. 145. 148 Lanz. Mary 98. 145. 146 Laroche. Jeanine 132. 146 Laroche, Mark 47. 68. 72. 98. 146 Layne. Lisa 69. 132 Leader. Ann 25. 95, 98, 246 Leader, Christin 123 Leader, Karin 123 Leader, Susan 113 Leahy. Terence 132 LeeVan. Cheryl 132 LeeVan. Susan 113. 144. 147 Lehner. Karen 123 Leipold. John 98 lemay. Alex 132 Lengacher. Jennie 113 Leutzinger. William 132 Levan. Diane 113 Levan. Karen 132 Lewandowski. Matthew 132 lewis. James 3.  . 16. 20. 34. 38. 52. 53. 72. 98. 145 Lewis. John 132 Lewis. Mary Beth 132. 2 Leyes. Mary 113 Lichnerowicz. Debbie 98 Lichnerowicz. Sherri 132 Lichtenberg. Michelle 24. 25. 58. 98 Lies. Tamara 123 Lifton. Natasha II. 113 Light. Jacqueline 123 Light. John 132 Lightcap. Mrs. Susan 15. S6 Lim. Chin 132 Lim. Jivn 131 Lim. Ju 132 Limberg. Amy 20, 98 Linczer. Debbie 123. 146 Linczer. Rick 46. 68. 98. 99. 147 Lindzy. Richard 51. 123 Lips. Tim 132 Lizzi. Dean 119. 123 Lloyd. Ariana 98. 144. 145 Lloyd. John 132 Locsmondy. Debbie 98 Locsmondy. Hank 45, 63, 113 Lonergan. Erika 123 Lorton. David 113 Lorlon. Mary Jane 18. 20. 98. 145 Lowery. Jackie 132 Lubelski. Debbie 123 Luczkowski. Thomas 123 Lukaszewski. Michelle 20. 98. 106. 64 Lupresto. Susan 113 Lutkus. Mrs. Rebecca 86 Lyon. Arthur II. 113. 147 Lyon. Kathleen 59. 132 MacCarthy. Michael 132 Mack. Ed 68. 123 Mack. W.R. 98 Mack in. Kelly 20. 98. 147 Madey. Jeff 113 Madigan. Timothy 123 Magera. Michele 98 Maginot. Phil 98 Matchen. Anthony 132. 142 Majewski. Christine 132 Makowski. Cynthia 132 Makowski. Lisa 123. 142 Makowski. Susan 49. 132. 142 Malesa. Tracey 132 Mancuso. Greg 123. 142. 145 INDEX 153 Mangano. Connie 123 Mann. Margaret 114 Manser. Palricia ii Manta. Luis 61. 114. leO Mark. Jacob }. 114 Mark. Siacey 2i Marley. Mary 123 Marlin. Sam 45. 133 Martin. Allen 133. I4S. 148 Martin. David 61 Marz. Matt 68. 98 Marzolf. Peter I Marzolf. Tim 114 Mason. Susan 114. 145 Mast. Brian 133. 148 Mast. Cecilia 133 Mast. Maura 31. 98. 145. 147. 148 Maternowski. Andy 38. 61. 98 Maternowski. Brian 114 Matthews. Pat 114 Matuszak. Beth 133. 143 Matuszak. Rachelle 59. 133. 64 Maul. Carrie 59. 133 Mayelle. Christopher 114. 146 Mayette. Patrick 133 McAndrew. Sr. Ann Therese 87 McCabe. Catherine 99. 147. 148 McCabe. Roseanne 133. 143 McCarthy. Courtney 133. 140 McCartney. Roxiann 134. 143 McCormick. John 53. 63. 133 McCormick. Mari 134 McCourt. Bruce 46. 60. 134 McGann. Kevin 133 McGinty. Paul 133 McGinty. Rob 99 McGlinn. Gregg 134 McGowan. Kara 133 Mclnerny. Daniel 61. 99 McKay. Joann 134 McKeon. Dan 46. 116. 146 McLaren. John 30. 99 McLaughlin. Richard 99. 146 McMahon. Brian 35. 39. 45. 99 McMahon. David 134 McNamara. Carmel 133 McNeill. Anne 76. 77. 99 McNeill. Mike 45. 53. 63. 134 McQueen. Juli 59 Megyese. Jodie 16. 99 Megyese. Michael 63. 133 Mehall. Mrs. Marjorie 7. 87 Melsa. Jon 133 Melsa. Peter 114 Merrill. Mrs. Mary 34. 87 Mersits. John 63. 99 Messina. Mariana 133 Messina. Pete 45. 68. 114 Meyer. Mr. Mark 38. 68. 87. 146. 151 Miano. Mrs. Ruth 87 Milani. Adam 53. 134 Milani. Mike 30. 53. 99 Miller. Chris 114 Miller. Mrs. Gail 87 Miller. Kevin 38. 39. 99. 3. 145 Miller. Stacey 99. K . 151 Minder. Kevin 133 Minder. Tina 114. 145. 147 Minniear, Tom 30. 99 Mittendorf. Sheryl 133 Modos. Kaihy 133 Molnar. Dennis 45. 50. 51. 63. 134 Molnar. Leslie 114 Molnar. Mark 50, 51. 63. 133 Monohan. Kendall 133 Monhaut. Jeff 13. 43. 45. 79. 114 MONOGRAM CLUB 148 Moore. David KO Morgan. Will 68. 134. 144. 145 Morrow. Fred 133 Mueller. Monica KX) Mullen. Sue 34. 35. IK). 150 Mulligan. Ronald 133 Murphy. Dan 68. 100. KX. 146. 147 Murphy. Kate 15. 114. 140. 64 Murphy. Kathleen II. 114 Murphy. Kerri 59. 134. 143 Murphy. Mike 114 Musser. Cynthia 133 Nagy. Agnes 30. 114 Napper. Krys II. 114. 140 Nash. Jonathan 114 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 30 Nava. Mrs. Mary 87. 144 Neal, Nancy 133 Nelson. Lisa 134. 64 Nelson. Mary 133 Nelson. Sue 134 Nelson. Tim 44. 45. 68. KX). KX Nemelh. Jayn 48. 114 Nesbitl. Kent 68. 133 Nespo. Chris 133. 143 Neuklis. Joe 45. 51. 133 Newbill. Sonya 133 NEWSPAPER STAFF Nicgorski. Steve 63. 134 Nichols. Tarraine 134 Neimann. Janelle 133 Niezgodski. Susan 7. 58. K)0 Niexgodski. Tracey 49. 69. 134. 146 Nifong. Tom 93. KX) Nofzinger. Kathy 133 Nolan. Mr. Denis 3. 88 Nowaczewski. Terri 114 Nowicki. Matthew 45. 63. 134 Nowicki. Scott 134 Nuehring, Kenneth 134 Nyers. Steve 90. 114. 143. 146 Oblinger. Tammy 134 O ' Block. Vic 30. 39. 53. 61. KX) O ' Brien. Colleen 134 O ' Brien. Erin 134 O ' Brien. Pat KX) O ' Brien. Terry K30 O ' Connell. Mary Kay 30. 48. KX). 145 O ' Connell. Tish 49. 114. 149 O ' Connor. Daniel 134 O ' Connor. Noreen II, 114 O ' Daniel. Denise KX) Ogren. Judy 14. 114 Ogren. Kathy 134 Olson. Chris KX Olson. Kevin 68. 134 O ' Malley. Brendan 53. 53. 61. 134 O ' Malley. Brian 134 O ' Malley. Chris 114. 146, 149 O ' Malley, Conor 61, 114 O ' Malley. Mary KX). 144. 149 O ' Malley. Pat 68. 134 O ' Neil. Mr. Patrick 43. 45. 88 O ' Neil. Mr. Tim 43, 45, 88 O ' Neil. Maureen 134 Osmun. Dale 46. 134 Oswald. Amy 16. 48. KX). K)9 Owsley. Brian 134. 146 Owsley. Maria 134 Pajakowski. Sr. Mary Ann 3, 80 Pajakowski, John 134 Pajakowski, Tony 45. 135. 140 Pajor. Michael 45. 134 Palsak. Laszio 114 Panis. Julie 30. 114 Panowicz. Catherine 49. 134. 64 Papandria, John 114, 143 Palaluch. Chris 134 Patel. Giia 134 Patrick. Sandy 114 Pattillo. Kenneth 134 Peacock. Andrew 114 Pendl. Ann 134 Pendl. Elizabeth 134 Perkins. Robin 135 Perry. Brian 114 Perry. Kim 30. KX). 64 Petersen. Greg 114 Petersen. Jeff 35. KX). K)3 Petersen. Suzanne 77. 134 Peterson. William 134. 143 Peische. David 35. 45. KX). K)7, 140, 146, 147 Pfeifer, Caria 31. 119. 135 Phelps. Karen 58. 114, 64 Phillips. Kevin 30. 114 Piasecki. Roxanne 134 Pica. Jane 135 Piechowicz. Paula KX) Pilger. Richard 114 Pimpinella. Angel 35. KX) . 64 Pingel. Margaret KX Pingel. Pat 114. 149 Pittman. Doug 134 Plain. Alice 134 Plawecki. Karen II. KX. 147 Plawecki. Laura 114 Polack. Christian 114 Polega. Tim 68. KX. 146 Polman. Bill 30. KX Polman. Joseph 45. 135 Potapow, Michael 45. 134 Preissing. Patrick 114. 116. 143 Presnal. Jeanne 135 PROM 33. 34 Prue. John KX Ouinn. Gerald 134 Ouinn. Patti 68. 69. 135, 146 Ouinn. Sarah 134 Rabasa, Michael 135 Radecki. Nancy 135 Raderstorf, Edmund 135 Rahfeldt. Laura 134 Raleigh. Sr. Rosella 88 Ramesh. Robert 114 Ramming. Sara 135, 143 Rauner, Mr. James 19. 88 Rauner. Therese 134. 143 Raven. John 68. 114. 148 Raven. Mary 69. 135 Reali. Joe 134 Regan. Christine 135. 140 Regnery, Jonathan 45. 134 Reiner. Jim 6. 13. 34. 35. 45. 78. KX. 150 Reiner. Leslie 48. 114. 151 Reiter, Karen KX Remmo. Megan 14. 69. 134 Renbarger, Michael 134 RETREAT PLANNING COMMITTEE 145 Reynolds. Amy 59. 135 Reynolds, Beverly KX Reynolds. John KX Reynolds. Mr. Matthew 88, 145 Reynolds. RoberS 135 Rhodes, Andrew 53. 53 Rhoutsong. Mary 76. 135, 64 Rhymer, Eric 114 Richart, Jill Riewe, Chris 53, 135 Rightley, Ethan 135. 145 Riordan, Mary 135 Ritchie, Grant 135 Roberson, Jeff 135 Roberts, Jennifer 135. 147 Roberts. Matthew 45. 148 Robinson. Ann 49. 135 Robinson. Steve 30, 101, 64 Robledo, Patricia 135 Rogalski. Therese KX Rogers. Christy 135. 144 Rogge, Renee 34. KX Roggeman. Mr. William 43. 45. 51. 88 Rorres. George 61, 135 Roschak, Kathleen 135 Rose, Angela 135 Rose. Tami 76. 135 Rose. Trice 16. 17, 76, 77, KX Rousey, Mr. Glenn 31.45. 80 Rowe. Matt 30. 45. KX Ruff. Lisa 45. KX. 144 Ruff, Patrick 135 Rulli. Joe 45. 51. 114 Rulli. Teresa 135 Runnion. John 68, 135 Rybicki. Fr. Daryl 6. 19. 89 Saavedra. Thomas 135 Sage. Suzanne 135. 143 Sain. Mary 135 Sain. Pal KX. 145, 148 Salata, Robert 135 Samolczyk, Susan 114. 146 Sandman. Mrs. Tracey 7. 89 Sargent. Richard 135 Savage. Jacqueline 114 Savage. Steven 45. 135. 140 Scarbeck. Judy 116 Scarbeck. Kathy 135. 138, 144. 147 Schellinger. Mike 45. 135 Scherer. Mrs. Darlene 89. 145 Schmidt. Megan 116, 144 Schmieder, Jennifer 58, 103 Schramm, George K)3 Schubert. Martin 68. 135 Schubert. Rita II. 30, 30. 48. K)3. 145. 146 148 Schuckman, Sr. Gertrude 89 Schulz. Larry 63. 135 Schwanke. Brian 68. 135 Schwenk. Barbara 135 SCIENCE CLUB 148 Sco tt. Dale 13. 17. 45. 78 Seall. John 63. 135 Seals. Kevin K)3 Seitz. Jane 61. 76. 135 Seitz, Tom 116 SENIOR ACTIVITIES K36-K)9 SENIORS 93 Sergio, Jim 135 Sergio. Juli 116. 151 Shafer. Mary 116 Shapero. Stephanie 135 Sharp. Crystal 116. 144 Sharp. Scarlet 131. 135, 144 Shea. Mitch K)3 Shead. Mr. Larry 58. 59. 75. 89 Sheets. Tonya 77. 135 Shilts. Sue 116 Shook, Ellie II. 37. K)3, 147 Siade. Celeste 135 Siem. Laura 135. 147 Sieradzki. Jay 75. K)3 Sieradzki. Jill 135 Sieu, Elisa K)3 Siguenza. Fransisco 61 Simala, Jon 45. 135. 144 Simmermeyer. Karia K)3. 114. 145 Simon. Mrs. Judy 89 Skarbek. Denise 136. 147 SKI CLUB 146 Sklorenko. Patricia K)3 Sliva. Jane 135. 143 Sloan, Sheila 116. 146 Small. Lisa 59. 135 Small. Tom 19. 39. 59. 103. 143, 145, 148 Smith, Camille 136, 144, 8 Smith. Mary 135 Smith. Mary 133. 136 Smith, Thomas 116 Sobieralski, Irene 136 Sobieralski, John 136 Sobieralski. Mark 136 Sobol, Andrew 116, 143 SOCCER 60, 61 SOFTBALL 64, 65 SOPHOMORES 118 Sorukas, Pam 75, 76, 115. 151 Sosnoski. Ann 116. 150 154 INDEX SPANISH ClUB 144 SPEECH AND DEBATE 145 Spencer. Jim 103 SPIRIT CLUB 147 SPIRIT WEEK i. 14 Spiteri. Anthony 116, 143 SPRING MUSICAL 36. 37 Springer. Erank 45. 136 Squier. Diane 103 Squicr. Laurie 49. 69. 135 Stanley. Sandra 135 Starzynski. Mary 135. 147 Staton. John 135 Stauton. Joanne 116 Steiner, Mrs. LuAnn 89. 143 Stemn. Joe 135 Stemn. Tom 136 Stephenson. Julie 18. 35. 76. 103. 103 Steveken. Sara 135 Staler. Christopher 136 Straiman. Robert 116. 145 Strom. Cindy 136 Strycker. Jon 136 Strycker. Robert 136. 145 Strycker. Sara 103 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 140 Sudbury. Leslie 136. 4. 147 Sudbury. Pam 143. 147 Sullivan. Frances 6. 116. 149 Swanson. Nancy 136 Swariz. Anne 136. 147 Swartz. Jenny 136 Sweeney. Sue 136 Sweet. Lisa 116 Sweet. Mark 61. 136 Swilo. Joseph 45. 116 Syburg. Mrs. Jane 7. 90 Szrom. Paul 70. 116 Szumski. Ronald 15. 135 Szymczak. David 136. 140. 144 Taghon. Dabra 116 Taghon. Thomas 136 Tarwacki. John 136. 143 Tarwacki. Mr. Ted 90 Tayk)r. Adam 116 Taylor. Kenneth 116 Taylor. Rebecca 136. 143. 144. 148 Teegarden. Mr. Phil 13. 40. 43. 43. 45. Tegeler. John 136 TENNIS. BOYS ' 46 TENNIS. GIRLS ' 66. 67 TePas. Miss Kay 90 Tepe. Joe 116 Thomas. Lisa 136 Thomas. Mark 136 Thomas. Roger 116 Thompson. Amy 136 Thompson. Kristine 136 Thornton. Mark 46. 103 Tomaszewski. Br. Paschal 90 Tompos. Anthony 116 Tondreau. Mick 30. 53. K)3 Toppel. Thomas 13. 43. 43. 45. K32 Toth. Christopher 136 Trent. Phil 116 Troester. Brian 41. 49. 53. 63. 136 Trojanowski. Amy 113. 117 Trubac. Mike 53. 117. 146, 149 Tufts. Kathy 117 Tufts. Mark 103, 143 Tull, Barbara 77. 136 Tull. John 39. 45. 103 Tull. Rich 45. 68. K)3. 108. 109 Ummel. Christine 136, 143 Ummel. Scott 46. 136. 143 Urbanski. Andy 68. 136, 145 Vandygriff, Sandy K } Van Meter, Mr. Tom 61, 90 VanOverberghe, Angle 58, 117, 54 VanOverberghe, Brian 46, 136 VanOverberghe, Daniel 117 VanReni, Sharon 103 VanRyn, Katherine 117 Varga. Paul 103 Veldman, Bernadine 136 Veldman, Brenda 117 Veldman, Kristine 59. 136 Veldman. Marcia K)3 Veldman. Mark 136 Vermillion, Halle 136, 140, 146 Vcrvynckt, Lisa 137. 147 Vcttcr. Kimberly K33 Virgil. Maureen K)3 Vogl. Greg 137. 144. 145. 148 Vogl. Mary 69. 136. 143 VOLLEYBALL 48, 49 Volava, Nancy 39. 103 Wagner, Mrs. Barbara 91 Walkowiak. James 137. 144 Wallace. David 70. 0} Walsh, Elizabeth 117, 139 Walsh. Mry 136 Walters, Martha II, 103 Walters, Monica 16, K)3, 151 Walters, Peter 45, 63, 137 Walton, Ann K)3 Wanberg, Angle 9, 35, K)3, 104 Wanberg, Timothy 136 Was, Chris 45, 51. 136 Was. Richard 13. 30. 35. 43. 44. 45, 68, K 3 Wasielewski, Nancy 136, 143 Wasoski, Dave 117 Watson. Chris 137 Watson. Michael 136 Webb. Bill 135. 137 Webb. Pete 117 Webster. Kathy 59. 137 Webster. Buddy 38. 38. 60. 61 Weil. Maureen 117. 146 Weller, Brian 45. 136 Welling. Stephanie 136 Werner. Mrs. Kathy 91 Wesaw. Marchell 59. 136 Wesaw. Marie 137. 140. 144 Wesolowski. Jody 137 Wheeler. Lynn 137 Wheeler. Robert 137. 144 90 Whitley. Donald 137. 143 Whitley. Donald 137. 143 Wideman. Jill 137. 64 Wieczorek. Diana 137 Wieczorek. Doreen 103 Wieczorek. Mark K)3 Wiegand. Joe 137 Wienholts. Eric KM Wilber, Louis 137 Wilken. Jonathan 117 Wilkin. Mary 137, 140, 144. 148 Willis. Tony 34. 38 Wilson. Ann 137 Wilson. James 137 Windc. Dawn 137 Withey. Tim 137 Wittenbrink. Mark 51. 137 Wittling. Martha 117 Wittling. Pat 38, 104 Witucki, Chris 16. 48. KM Witucki. Jeanne 58. KM. 64 Wituckl. Kim 30. 69. 117 Wojda. Romain II, 117 Wojda. Sue KM Wojtowicz. Mr. John 80 Wood. Elizabeth 137 Worrell. Charles 45. 61. 137 Worthman. Heidi 137 Worthman. Mrs. Mary 91 Wary. Gerald 137 Wray. Mike 54. 117 WRESTLING 50. 51 Wright. Katherine 137 Wright. Lorn II. KM. 144. 147 Wroblewski. Brian 45. KM Wroblewski. Cheryl 137 Wuhrer. Roswitha 31. 70. 115. 117. 150 Wyllie. Tricia 137 Wynen. Monica 7. 35. 58. KM Wynn. Jennifer 14. 59. 137 Wynn. Judy KM YEARBOOK STAFF 149 Yodcr. Jeffrey 137 Yorey. Anne KM. 143 Yorey. Elizabeth 137 Yorio. Katherine 117. 146 Zack. James 45. KM Zack. John 30. 45. 63. KM Zack. Sandy 49. 69. 137 Zakowski. Paul 137 Zakowski. Ted KM. 151 Zana. Elizabeth KM Zappia. Cynthia 49. 137 Zappia. Loris 51. 137 Zappia. Mario 13. 45. 54, 79. KM Zbieranski. Janice 18. KM, 145 Zeigler, Tammie 137 Zeller. Richard 117 Zeller. Steven 137 Zuehlke. 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