St Marys High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1965 volume:

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She is also keeper of the bookstore and friend to many. Mrs. Hairopoulos Mrs, Schumacher The employees are a vital part of the school community. A multitude of tasks are performed by them daily which make our hours in school successful. Only those in close contact with these people realize the hard work and time that go into these often seemingly mean- ingless iobs. Delicious lunches from the cafete- ria give the students an uplift half- way through the day when their spirits begin to drag. These gra- cious ladies show infinite patience with serving their large families their meals. Hans Schumacher 5 ,rx 'tilt li, fsi 3 ' EMPLOYEES Mrs. Sobecki, Mrs. Gorski, Mrs. Gemchok, Mrs. McFadden. To keep the home fires burning is only one of the jobs of the custo- dians. Without these men, our school would be practically non- existent. These are the men who give their services long after the rest have gone home and forgot- ten the rigors of the school day. l7 Dan Weisbecker f 15112 -S --53227 fhsfieif' iiligilyirffifiiifiiti..W. ss: rs we :wi 1 , im fr,:'.,--1'1isfif,,g, s aggy at wr,.-.wi .is titgreidixli.-fs-11,51152 -TM! 1 Z. Sk 5 .irffsr w ' ?.?r,24iiff1f? 3 QQ ' ' f tt Q , ,i in gt -- - . 1 sysmqzistssg - :sew -s:f:a:.. zf--rm: A wr -5.f.g.5gki mit eg' ' - i'9i-?ii?i5'ii5t -rigiigfff 'K-lSSEA?l x .iff7 Hi' R.: 555 E:-:i5:EFf::ll ii . .::::'E?: . :i.J'a:ii' 5 2Q .re,1.zg:i.ft m Stl 'Q get -we lE ,Zss ls s,gsr2srsS-.gtk St -U T -azr -amatuer . gtslfeziw - A '-?'C:2 2' ESIWHESW? f 7 '3 ?7s54ss5 .. We , w,,.m was -.syiwwsz rw f .s,,g.,. , W, N fc , Us-sits risk . asp. Qssftwsig, 1 W1 itz, t ,QW K . ...WM 652452. 3 fs xi tif ,Q f f- lwgl . . ss, 42 5 , ' as ,M mm ?ix35ix??if ixiifiriik ,. ,mg iii? 2' above: the purpose of the Physics laboratory is to put into practical use, the theories, principles cmd formula learned in the classroom. Anne Foldenauer, Lyman Zolvinski, Carol lviokrycki, and Cheryl Kel- lenberger conduct an experiment on equilibrium. right: typical of the fascination that first look at a paramecium brings, Larry Burkhart is glued to the microscope while Susan Carow looks on. I8 Now is The Time for all good men To come To The aid of Their country. This is The TirsT sen- Tence The aspiring TypisTs musT execuTe as They dexTerously begin Their commercial educaTion. Under The guidance of SisTer Rosira, ST. Mary's business curriculum has become ouTsTanding. 20 The events from primitive man to our pres- ent complex society are included in the available social study courses. Much re- search including map work is essential for comprehension ot the facts ot history, gov- ernment and geography. Those Taking Drivers Educofion, beTTer known cus Drivers Ed, con verify ThoT They ore dll experT drivers dTTer This course. Lecirning To drive begins by learning The rules of The road, ond c1TTervvc1rds, driving Techniques ore learned by procfice on The sTreeT and in The drivers Training cor. 22 FRESHMEN The dawn, the first part of the day. Just as the sunrise symbolizes the be- ginning of the Longest Day, so does the Freshman year symbolize the start- ing point of our part in life as students. Freshman year is a year of firsts. The first time to hear such words uttered as America est pulchra , the Hrst time to see the dancing lights of the school's annual bonfire or the hearing of the yells ofthe first pep session. Freshman year is the time for new dis- coveries. The time to experience the new methods of changing classes, the time of finding the many doors open- ing into the labyrinthian halls of the school, the new ways of unlocking your lockers five to the right, back left to thirty-five and then on to seventeen. Freshman year is the time for looking up to others. Looking up to those mighty seniors hovering over at the Frosh-Senior mixer or grinning and bearing the carrying of all those books which you carried in reverence to the upperclassmen. All classes, even the best, must be led. The ample and able leaders who have taken charge of their Freshman class this year are: Paul Johnson, president, Cathy Ackil, vice-president, Jim Early, treasurer, and Jean Florent, secretary. C. Ackil G. Ames P, Anderson P. Angrick J. Boehner C. Bclingit M. Bankowski M. Bcankowski C. Behrens M. Bergerson L. Birt J. Blcxis G. Blumenfeld M. Bodine B.'Boggan B. Bradley L. Branch A. Brown R. Ccxllcnn L. Campognc: J. Cavonough T. Christensen L. Clancy B. Clough G. Coons D. Crakes J. Dabbous D. Dont S. Dealer J. Deverecux B. Dolezal J. Eczrley E. Edwards T. Eisele C. Felton J. Florent MQW J. Florenf T. Gozler K. Gondeck C. Gordon E. Gorski K. Gourley P. Gull G. Gushrowski M. Holter P. Hcmpel G. Hamish M. Higginbothom G. Huber J. Huckstep P. Johnson Just part of the fun we had at The frosh-senior mixer. 26 Once in cx life time experience?? Dancing wiih a Senior. P. Jones C. Kazmucho M. Kelly T. Kesfer S. Kintzele M. Kmcik M. Knoliu A. Kolcsu M. Kreske S. Kruger S. Kunze M. Kush D. Lawton T. Leasure M. Lechionski ff 27 D. McLure C. McFadden R. Mendez T. Lyscught N. Mcnn D. MGVCiDiGk J. Motuszak E. McKee K. McClintock M. Moffo G. Mokrycki M. Mosher P. Murphy D. Novak O Brunger J. Olvcmey R. Osos M, Off 28 N. Puhs K. Peppei A. Piofrowski M. Prybylinski M. Romion P. Pohs E. Rist P. Sobo M. Sclvat Qu, 1. M. Schilling G. Schmidt S. Seedorf C. Seip -1 V 1215 -1' ,UV IHS' M11 5 f' 9: U-AiQiEL.i -EYE Q' H sz lf i :'i iii. ii D. 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The condy sole brought to finonce the Breokfost, probobly event of their yeor. Struggling through ond Biology, they doubt the value or hord-eorned A nor the funds needed Sophomore-Senior the most notoble Geometry, Lotin, will never ogoin the necessity of o the thrill of cheer- ing their tovorite Sporklers on to vic- tory. Suddenly, doncing is no longer ci despised feot ond extro curriculor cic- tivities clciim their outside interests. A sophomore is o creotive person, wondering it his ort diogrom for religion will be occeptoble or if his theme shows enough imoginotion. A sophomore is o hoppy person. One who thinks he ond his closs the greot- est. One proves his spirit by yelling E ot the top of his lungs ot the pep session. The officers who lecid this closs ore: Corter Henrich, Terry Boris, Pot Mokry- cki, Vcilmo Wozniolc. T. Balcdy C. Balingit G. Burnett T. Boris K. Brooks D. Brown K. Brown D. Burke L, Burkhart S, Carrow G. Christiansen M. Casey M, DeBruyn T. Dolezal S. Everly Budding Sophomore salesmen watched as the representative of 'WORLD'S FINEST CHOCOLATE' demon- strated his techniques. 32 The Bobbsey Twins Olympic Prcxclice? M. Felton J. Foldenouer T. Foldenouer K. Gavin L. Gehr L. Gagnon S. Gogncm E. Golembiecki L. Gonzalez M. Gourley P. Gourley M. Greening C. Gunder H. Horclesfy S, Hcxrf M5 ks if by V ru 'Q S . 'ff W , Vkl ' ' l ymwb' 1 S DVPA '- ': .I W 10 ...kewl ff. 'L - 33 Kintzele Kmak Knolic Komusinski Hayman Huge Jacobucci Jonkowski Jesse Kesfer Kreffer Kienifz Krueger Kunze Kufch Kutch Kufch Losiniecki Mogro Monske 34 k fx-I .. : 'Wx 1 325 , -ml, A ' M an .. E Q 'M wi 5 'f H f N 1 i Y Q 1. , gsm Q S fu. sf Q x 5 qs, 6 X gr K ggaiffiiia-E A . , . uf Sf it ,.:... .RSL ESS .1 L E 2 fy Q V .,.,,aax,,- -. M . H ., f -- . I '.a:-HE,': : ,f ' K' ,. Q gigs QfeM5.:.j iz X . . 2iff33fi1',fe? ' ,h, V ,- 1 ks., Mm A xx McGrath McNally Miller Miller Mokrycki Nespo Osfermeier Periolcf A. Pizorek T. Pizczrek J. Ploleiko J. Putchoven ff wf ,1 , . gw ,wg MQW! 8, , , , My M Q Sw 3, Q-::xf,:zx4fV :.-2, . Q S? 3555 ., . .Q,L5g.f 1 A QZWQI L rf ' -wail 'I 'M Us ' vm' if - - ' - gm?-1 ' 3 K 3 aww 3 , el is ffwm,,. , W 3 Pufz Qucrtuccio Retseck Risf Solok Selboch Sexton Schmidt 35 .meigf Q ,- EIS' AE 9 X WS,-. 1 ww Jaw? gmasewf wma.. wsfafsw 331 w ' A , 7 ,g. . Q2 if ..::--:Eh L f W . ,T A ' V 9 . I :Z , R.Zc1wucke fi. .Y WHL T . J' D. X Ja iq . 5 '.fH'.'..'H:Js 5 Q in x T5 Xie w 1 A .Q if xv s W 1 WX 91 I I . .Ml , P. Zu ,ek T. Schoof T. Schoof R. Schulte D. Sheeley B. Sherman J. Stellemcx J. Sypnieski G. Timm 5. Tylisz L. Vc1n'T Hof L. Wulengo M. Worthc P. Weaver D. Wiziecki V. Wozniok JUNICRS For the most port the Junior yeor is ct time of gothering money for thot once- o-yecir highlight, The Prom. In order to occomplish this, they must hoive on in- finite store of money-moking ideos. Eoch proiect vvos well worth the time ond energy, even the sooked shoes ond chopped honds from the cor woish. The Junior yeor is o feeling, or feeling of something lost yet something goined. The silly vvoys of o child hove been put owoy for the moture feelings of o searching person. The Junior is seeking ci vvoy to find his identity. There is no looking bock now-only oheod, to the future. Tedious hours spent with trig tobles ond the formulo for force, seorching of the world through mops in Geogrophy ond secirching the soul for his destiny. Able leoders of this closs ore: Mike Hole, president, Bob Schumhl, vice- president, Dctvid Burke, treosurer, and Ernie Zohrn, secretory. swam -l Andrews Brunch Dani Donoglwue Z. Bolingif J. Bortuzik E. Birf B. Boggcm D. Burke J. Collcln J. Corow M. Coughlin M. Dempsey C. De Vos T. DiPc1olo J. Dolezal Great game-Too bud the iuniors lost 38 D. Flovin N. Foldenncuer D. Golloy C. GOWN C. Gonsorek D. Gorski P. Grobiok L- GVGTSMWGIGV T. Griswold M. Hale R. Harris K. Hastings If's not so hard if you know whc1fyou're doing. 39 . Gehr Greenwood S. Hess . Hood Jcnkowski Kelly Kinfzel Komczsinski Munske Jcrkcn J. Jorosz Kerman D. Kmak Kuchorski D. Mclrkienicz Mark 40 Johnson Kienifz Kulcxkowski Mason Kclminski Kilnowitz Kncxcack Lyscxught McGill McGrath J. McGrath P. McGrath Nasser N. Noveroske N. Parry Parcels P. Pliske L. Rooney Plchelko S. Rebich Quill 41 Miller Nygren , Prcrzyuski . Schcxcf S. Miller . Orlowski Pizorek . Prybylinski . Schiel X W Mui I X . 7 i xv 3 V X 2 i V, ' , . ' 'li .f ' ,V 1 f .N L, X . 'Q X55 i ' X x , 'RX X - , .v xx' ' y k xx ,ga xv . hfbf Y U X. N ,fi ri' ,fi A in .4 ' xl xxx Schmuhi Toyior Voris Werdine Zorcxzee K if Vs. -f X in X V ' Q7 XA 5.4, ,rf- , N Schwartz Teiedo Wczdcas Wiggins Zoivinski X H Q! vjv Fi L. Sexton J. Timm M. Wagner S. Wisthoff 42 '64 'W My , , CW' ,Q ML Skierkowski J. Swisfeck fi . V . Topoiski J. Trampski J' ,I Lil! h 1 Weiier M. Wendt b,,?7 k NVQ Wright E. Zuhrn iv' , ffl if UW As Seniors we have only memories . .. of a con- fusing and confounding freshman year the social limbo in which we existed as sophomores our blossoming as juniors and the Hnal, intangible ecstasy of being a senior. 43 Jerald Barko Roberta Barnett Terry Adrian Catherine Bachner Sally Behler John Blais Keith Blozis Joan Bodefeld Patricia Brady Margaret Cavanaugh Michael Bodine Karen Borg Jacqueline Cienciwa Darlene Cizewski Susan Cormier John Crakes Penelope Dabbert 46 Daniel De Martinis Barbara Devereaux Linda Dickerhoff Donald Dolezal Joyce Felton 47 Thomas Flick Anne Foldenauer John Foldenauer Ruth Flanagan Elmo Gonzales 48 Bonnie Golembiecki Lucy Haas Judy Hanish Warren Hardesty Paul Henrich 49 Christine Hipskind Joan Homan Gail Hovey Terry Hulce Nancy Jahnz The Freshman-Senior Mixer is one of the times that the Freshmen ure reminded by the Seniors that they are lowest men on the totem pole. We wont Lyman! Lyman never mcxde if, but he go? on A for effort, His antics at The pep sessions along with fhe2ofher boys provided some of The inceniiveifor strong school spirit. 51 Phyllis Janicki Barry Jellison Marsha Jesko George Kazmierczak Kathy Keen Cheryl Kellenberger Kathy Kelly Alan Kniola Linda Kniola 52 Bill Krause Dennis Kreske Sharon Krueger Linda Lawton Kathy Losiniecki Helen Lulinski 53 Edward Manske Charles McFadden August Magro Dorothy Murphy John McGrath Carol Mokrycki Judith Olvaney Catherine Periolat 54 V Joseph Plahetka Susan Piotrowski Anne Pliske Thomas Ramion Gregory Pryzybylinski Jane Putchaven N 55 Thomas Retseck Steven Salmon Anne Marie Schiel Donald Scholl Anne Schulte Kathleen Seip Our composed Student Council president isn't always a picture of worry and con- cern-he also manages to have fun once in a while. 56 Seems cs though these three belong in the circus. Patricia Sherman Lawrence Sherwood Barbara Stahoviak Susan Starr Jacquelyn Stellema Mary 'jo Stellema 57 David Swistek Roberta Teets Mary Jo and Cathy, your cheering uniforms have such style!! Robert Tichelaar Carol Tomaszek 58 Ronald Topa Phillip Topolski Diana Wozniak Janet Voris Close your eyes, open your mouth, cmd whatever you do, DON'T BITE MY FIN- GER: So it seems Sally Behler is Three?- ening Jane? Voris. Richard Wolsiefer James Wisthoff Lawrence Wisthoif Lyman Zolvinski Officers of Senior ll under The sponsorship of Sister M. Georgia ore: Tom Refseck, president Jcmef Voris vice-presidentf Susie Sfczrr, secreforyp ond Tom Romion, treasurer. 61 Good examples of characferisfics necessary in capable leaders are Those Sen- ior I ohicers. Their duties are nof only performed for the class but The whole school as well. Their many hours spent in homeroom wiih Coach Novak will be remembered for many years To come. The seniors ore unified under one presidenf: Tom Refseck. The ofher ofhcers of homeroom I are: George Kaz! mierczak, vice-president: Chris Hipskind, Treasurer, ond Cheryl Kellenberger, Secretary. 62 O ioy!Thc1Tin our embers Is something that doth live, Tho? nofure yet remembers Who? vvos so fugitive! Wo rdswo rth G. Orlowski, J. Plahefka, A. Kniola, C. Salak, D. Schiel, J. Folde- The l'lC1ll PC1TT'Ol is anofher Or'QC1FIiZCillOI'l which nauer, M. Bodine, C. Henrich, D. Dolezal, P. Topolski, B. Miller, B. Krause, B. Kerman, M. Yuhas, l.. BurkharT. serves The school community. Ushering visifors, checking hall passes and keeping The halls clean are a few of Their duTies. S Tylisz J. Sypnieski, G. Hood, C. Bachner, C. Gonsorek, C. Brown, L. GraTTenThaler, S. Murphy N Jahnz. GIRLS Alfhough courTesy girls is Their Tifle, The girls in The office are a com- binaTion of many Things ranging from mailmen To recepTionisTs. Some of Their dufies include answering Telephones, quesfions, sorfing and delivering mail, running errands and picking up affendance slips. These Tasks are performed by Them daily aT The sacrifice of a sTudy hall. They save a loT of imporTanT Time for all members of The faculfy as well as being an aid To The sTu- dents. Many are the tasks and duties of the librarians. Their help is vital towards maintaining an orderly library. They are a great assistance to students seeking information and books. They are also widening their edu- cation by learning the procedure of library business. LIBRARIANS C. Kutch, L. Rooney H. Lulinski, Z. Balingit The cafeteria girls play a responsible part in keeping our short lunch hour well-ordered and smoothly run. Their duties consist of serving, do- Ing clashes, and washing the tables. These tasks are done at the sacri- fice of their own time. They all consider it to be an enioyable and re- H wording experience. McFadden Foldenauer Kietter Timm Schmitt Bobbie Teets, Karen Borg, Roberta Barnett, and Ricky Wolsiefer look with anticipation at the tassels and cords which will be worn by members at graduation. Book Sale Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualities needed by a student to be chosen as a member of the National Honor Society. They help promote these characteristics as ideals in others. The main event of Honor Society is its induction cere- mony. During the year this organization sponsors and participates in various worthwhile proiects such as the Book Fair. BOTTOM ROW: S. Jankowski, C. Tomaszek, C. Kellenberger, M. J. Stel- lema, S. Johnson, C. Mokryaki, 2nd ROW: Sister M. Alberta, R. Barnett, J. McGrath, J. Hanish, R. Wolsiefer, A. M. Schiel, S. Komasinski, 3rd ROW: l.. Haas, R. Nygren, R. Schmule, N. Parry, L. Wisthoff, P. Henrich, E. Donoghue, R. Teets, 4th ROW: J. Wisthoff, J. Jarosz, M. Hole, R. Miller. HONOR SOCIETY 66 The Soclality of Our Lady is an or- ganization to help students lead a more active spiritual an apostolic life. lt tries to follow its motto. To Jesus through Mary by their week- ly meetings and proiects. This year the Sodality has taken an active in- terest in the prisoners, hospital patients, missons, and the new lit- urgy. The Sodality is concerned with Catholic Action and Christian growth. Its goals are apostolic effectiveness and spiritual helpfulness. lst ROW: G. Ames, L. Gonzales, S. Johnson, P. Weiler, R. Schmidt, S. Jankowski. 2nd ROW: Sister Miriam Alma, S. Weiler, E. Donoghue, C. Tomaszek, A. M. Schiel, M. J. Wagner, Sister Mercia. 3rd ROW: P. Mokrycki, M. Plahetka, S. Ty- lisz, N. Parry, R. Teets, S. Krueger, J. Plahetka, S. Jankowski. 4th ROW: K. Kniola, M. Zolvinski, J. Homan, B. Clough, E. Kaminski, L. Wisthoff, J. Bodeteld, N. Fol- denauer, M. J. Stellema. Carol Tomaszek, Eileen Donoghue, Mary Plahetka, and Nancy Parry glance over a card which was sent from the prison at Christmas. 67 Student Council elections are a big thing around school STUDENT D Swlstek P Johnson, C. Henrich, T. Retseck, P. Henrich, M. Hale L The students part in the organiza- tion and representation of the school is had in its Student Council. For those who are in the Student Coun- cil as officers-Paul Henrich, presi- dent, Mary Jo Stellema, vice-presi- dent, Carol Mokrycki, secretary, and David Swistelc, treasurer, and as rep- resentatives, it is an opportunity to be part of the school's government and a chance to voice their opinions. The representatives work along with the omcers to organize school func- tions. f N V L A'AW' 5' in T f,-- U' V, Campaigners go all out. COUNCIL Gonzales, C. Mokrycki, S. Krueger, M. J. Stellema, E Donoghue J Shaaf. The Student Council sponsors such activities as the Homecoming, Col- lege Day and the President Kennedy Scholarship. They also organize school assemblies throughout the yeor and the post game dances. Another important responsibility of the Student Council is to be the student voice . They represent the students' opinions on many issues. The student must have a sincere in- tention tor the betterment of the school to be cz good Student Council member. BOTTOM ROW: M. Plohet- ka, S. Kunze, L. Rooney, C. Tomaszek, J. Schaaf MIDDLE ROW: M. J. Stel- lema, S. Johnson, E. Dono- ghue, J. Plahetka, S. Wist- off, S. Jankowski, J. Kunze. TOP ROW: N. Parry, L. Sexton, J. Hanish, L. Haas, S. Krueger, R. Teets, S. Kintzele. The Little Helpers of Loretto are a group of girls who volunteer to help Mrs. Schumacher in the sacristy of our parish Church. Every class is representecl. Some ot their various duties are cleaning the sanctuary, laying vestments, and completing the many prepa- rations for Holy Mass. BOTTOM ROW: E. Schaviak, S Cormier, C. Kazmucha, B. Dev ereaux, S. Jankowski, D. Mur phy, C. O'Bringer. MIDDLE: K Kienitz, R. Flanagan, S. Starr, P Mokrycki, A. Griswold, J. Miller, S. Hess. TOP: K. Seip, M. Jesko, G. Hood, A. Schulte, P. Sher- man, J. Boclefeld, J. Sypnieski, K. Bachner. Not Pictured: D. Crakes, M. Mosher, D. Novak, S. Urback, C. Kutch, J. Swistek, P. Brady, J. Homon, K. Kelly, L. Kniola, H. Lulinski, S. Piotrow- ski, A. M. Schiel, B. Stahovicnk, J. Stellema. 70 f i 'lsf ROW: J. Florent, D. Kintzele, M. Yuhas, P. Magro, D. kowski, E. Topolski, T. McNally, C. McFadden, P. Zurek, R Schaaf, L. Burkhart, L. Greenwood, J. Devereaux. 2nd ROW: Harris, R. Kerman. 4th ROW: J. Dolezal, J. Foldenauer, T J. Putchaven, T. Wright, R. Nygren, G. Kazmierczak, W. Retseck, T. Dolezal, D. Sciiel, R. Wolsiefer, D. Kieffer. Krause, T. Pizarek, R. Nespo. 3rd ROW: G. Barnett, J. Skier- 71 Y.C.S. SEATED M Hale K Borg, W. Hardesty, G. Coons, J. Schaaf G Huber C Behrens C Perlolat M J Stellema. STANDING: K. Gourley,J. Voris G Topolski T Wright Sister John Cecilia L Gonzales, R. Taylor, Young Christian Students, better known as Y.C.S. has been actively working for the betterment of St. Mary's. This organization is con- cerned with Catholic Action. Let us love not only in word, but in deed and in truth. They seek to find a real problem and then work to get it solved by the best way possible. Their meetings are held as informal discussions, so that each member gets the chance to express his views and opinions. Much is accomplished by these students because they are interested in what they are doing. 72 lnvestigating and promoting are the key words in talking about the Marian Club, for this organization takes an active interest in religious vocations. They are concerned with finding out information on the sisterhoods and missions. Butt more important, they promote and pray for an increase in vocations. They make available vocation material and look into some of the characteristics of religious vocations and com- munities. The Marian Club has also taken on some apostolic projects such as missions and other charit- able organizations. MARIAN CLUB 1st ROW: B. Devereaux, R. Schmidt, Sister M. Rosita, C. Bodeteid, C. Mokrycki, L. Haas. 4th ROW: R. Barnett, R. Tomaszek, S. Cormier. 2nd ROW: S. Wadas, M. J. Stellema, Teets, J. Foldenauer, J. Hanish, A. Foldenauer, J. Homan, C. Bachner, N. Parry, M. Zolvinski, R. Flanagan, J. Cien- A. M. Schiel. ciwa. 3rd ROW: S. Krueger, K. Kniola N. Foldenauer, J. Sally Behler retells the age old Christmas story to her two nieces, Debbie and Nancy Nast, during the Glee Club Christmas program. One of the oldest organizations at St. Mary's is the Glee Club. Every year the main holidays of celebration are bright- ened by the angelic tones of this 60 voice chorus. Some of the big events of Glee are the annual Christmas pageant and the Spring program. Last year under the able direction of Mr. Pacholke the Glee Club put on their version of Gilbert and Sullivans, The Mikado . This club practices twice a week and you can get a sneak preview anytime by just sticking around outside the choir room after school. GLEE CLUB 'lst ROW: K. Losiniecki, C. Tomaszek, J. Bartuszik, A. Griswold L. Grattenthaler, J. Kunze, E. Schaviak, S. Cormier, M. Wagner, 2nd ROW: F. Quill, S. Starr, S. Kunze, M. Stellema, C. Periolat J. Voris, C. Kellenburger, R. Flanagan, J. Cienciwa, N. Jahnz, K Brown, N. Mann, P. Dabbert, 3rd ROW: P. Mokrycki, M. Zolvin- r 1 ski, R. Barnett, N. Foldenauer, S. Krueger, A. Schulte, P. Kula- kowski, J. Felton, P. Sherman, C. Bachner, C. Mokrycki, J. Florent, Mr. Pacholke, 4th ROW: G. Pryzblinski, G. Barnett, M. Bodine J. Blais, L. Wistoff, R. Harris, R. Topa, T. DiPaolo, J. Wistoit, T Ramion, E. Gonzales, M. Coughlin. ART CLUB SEATED S Krueger J Devereoux J. Cienciwa, J. Tomaszek, J. Plahetka D Cizewski V Prozynski S Hanish J Foldenauer S Wistoff STANDING: C. Jankowski, D. Kmcik K Knoila S Johnson Most of The aspiring young artists at St. Mary's can naturally be found in the Art Club. It was started just two years ago and has been progressing ever since. Under The leadership of its president, Jackie Cienciwa, The club does such creative Things as borders and hall decorations. The artists are very handy also for any Teach- er who is too busy To adorn his own room. They cheerfully and willingly Take over This iob To The best of Their ability. There are no requirements in order To ioin the group. A member is asked only to have a love of art with some imagination on the side. During the course of the year many guest speakers, both local and from afar, are asked To lecture The club. In past Times Marti Schook has given helpful suggestions on The principles behind Indian art. 75 The purpose of the Drama Club is to intro- duce the student to the world of Drama, as well as to provide an opportunity for extra- curriculum endeavors. The students in drama may or may not turn out to be stage per- formers but they are really showing their talent to us at St. Mary's, and their knowl- edge of acting and drama. So far under the able direction of Mr. Van Treese this club has put on their rendition of Albee's Sandbox . And the group plans to do other selections in the future. DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Sherman, D. Murphy, SECOND ROW: R. Nygren, R. Taylor, E. Gonzales, THIRD ROW: M. Felton, S. Salmon, Mrs. David Van Treese, FOURTH ROW: R. Mendez, A. Pliske, T. Wright, D. McGill. FIRST ROW: J. Shikany, V. Wozniak, M. Salvat, S. Weiler, P. Sabo, B. Sherman. SEC- OND ROW: B. Voris, C. DeVos, P. Grobiak, S. Krueger, C. Losiniecki, K. Kienitz, K. Brown, THIRD ROW: M. Bergeson, G. Branch, E. Zahrn, B. Boggan, D. Flavin, A. Brown, K. Ackil, FOURTH ROW: M. Hale, R. McGrath, E. Donoghue, P. Lysaught, S. Parcels, L. Kilnowitz, N. Parry, D. Marke- witz, E. Schaviak, D. MClure, FIFTH ROW: F. Quill, S. Dant, M. Mosher, L. Gonzales, T. Schoof, V. Wozniok, L. Branch, J. Flor- ent, E. Rist, S. Seodorf, SIXTH ROW: C. Balinget, S. Johnson, G. Gehr, M. Yuhas, E. Kaminski, P. Kelly, D. Schiel, T. McNally, J. Jarosz, E. Birt, R. Harris, S. Dealer, M. Lechantski. FIRST ROW: J. Bodefeld, B. Devereaux, D. Cizewski, S. Krueger, R. Barnett, L. Haas, K. Keen, N. Johnz, K. Kelly, J. Stellema, B. Golemibiecki, R. Teets, M. Cavanaugh, THIRD ROW: H. Lulinski, C. Bachner, S. Cormier, R. Flanagan, C. Kellenberger,.K. Losiniecki, L. Lawton, FOURTH ROW: M. Bodine, L. WisfhoFf, J. Blaise, J. McGrath, P. Henrich, D. Dolezal, W. Hardesty, J. Wisthoff, T. Flick, M. J. Stellernia, FIFTH ROW: P. Dab- bert, S. Starr, S. Behler, C. Periolat, K. Borg, J. Hanish, J. Homan, A. M. Schiel, M. Jesko, K. Seip, J. Voris, A. Schulte. PEP CLUB The enthusiasm of This year's Pep club is so over- games. They have made us conscience Thar the im whelming That if has boasted the morale of The entire pression we make upon others is really very impor- siudenf body and increased The attendance at the tant, whether we win or lose. 77 IMMACULATA STAFF Karen Borg, Warren Hordesty, Gene Topolski, Jim Jorosz, Tom Retseck folk with Sister John Cecilia. Many ideos are acquired by studying yeorbooks of other schools. Susan Starr Poi Sherman Kofhy Seip Ann Schulte Cheryl Kellenberger, Cathy Periolat, Sally Behler Nancy Parry, Sharon Krueger, Janet Voris, Mary Jo Stellema, Tom Wright, and Carol Tomaszek. This lmmaculata is the finished product of the con- scientious work and eFfort of its statt. Subscribing patrons, snapping candid and group pictures, and meeting deadlines are standard procedure con- nected with the yearbook. But there is not just work involved, for being on the staFf is also a source of much friendly teamwork and cooperation. The main purpose of the yearbook is to give a story of the school year with pictures. This group raises money' by various dances and the annual patron drive which takes place at the begin- ning ofthe year. . Wisthoff, E. Kaminski. MARQUETTE STAFF Thanks to the hard working Marquette staFl, the school paper is able to continually inform, entertain, and interest the students. Through the many events covered, there is much teamwork, time and effort con- tributed by its staft. The Marquette tries to provide complete coverage of school events-academic, social and sports. Also, they look into and relate the opinions of the students on various issues. And widening their coverage even further, they have informed us ot cultural and social events outside of the school of interest to the students. SEATED: L. Kilnowitz, S. Johnson, Sr. M. Georgia. STANDING: G. Branch, F. Quill, B. Schmuhl, J. Jar- osz, B. Voris, J. Skierkow- ski. J. Wistoft, E. Birt, J. Plahetka, L. COLLEGE DAY Bl ASSEMBLIES Not only clo assemblies mean a break from class- room routine but they are also opportunities for tur- ther education, enlightenment, and entertainment. Shown on these pages are pictures ot skits, plays, pep sessions, ancl, perhaps the most beneficial, the lec- ture given bythe Indiana state prisoners. 82 3 SK 83 84 JOURNALISM WEEKEND Essential ingredients for an interesting news- paper include lots ot new ideas. For that reason, interested St. Mary's students at- tended a weekend seminar in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where they had the opportunity to share ideas with others from different parts of the United States. Several candid photographs were taken of the students be- fore they left Michigan City. ' t fr at rs . r gf THE With the new yeor come new ideos, new energy, new spirit ond new Sophomores ond Juniors. With determination they will some- doy develop themselves into com- plete persons, intellectuolly, spiritu- olly, ond imcaginotively. ENTHUSIASTIC -xxggjwkxg xx xx ms YEARS AND NOW OUR HALLS ARE QUIET 90 And the best of oll woy To lengthen our doy Is to steol o few hours from the night. -Thomas Moore SPRING NIGHT'S DREAM Morquette Holl wos transformed into 0 bower of op- ple blossoms for ci Spring Night's Dream, the theme of the senior prom. Crowned os king wos George Sereikos ond his queen Borboro Retseck. The iuniors who mode up the court were princes, Tom Retseck ond John Foldenouer, ond princesses Mory .Io Stel- lemc1 ond Karen Borg. 92 Unfortunately, the golo oftoir had to end ond when the decorations had to come down, everyone pitched in to help. Sipping punch in the olcove, the prom-goers gozed with wonder ot the postel decor. THE MIKADO The music deparfmenf, under the direction of Mr. William Pacholke, proudly presented their flrsf musical in a number of years. The enthused casf spent many long hours in re- hearsal. 1 I ? 95 On a frosty January evening the music of the 'Barons' beckoned the lettermen and their dates to lead the school in the annual celebration of the homecoming. The decoration committee succeeded in creating the lovely atmosphere of Eng- land, as this year's theme MY FAIR LADY enchanted all those attending. Midevening, the ball reached its climax when John Foldenauer crowned Tom Retseck, king of the aftair, and Joan Hayman crowned Pat Sherman, Tom's queen. IWY FAR LADY Volmo Wozniak ond Joie Shikony were elected queen and runner-up. SWEETHEART DANCE The chairmen, Gene Topoiski and David Burke, dance with the proud winners. Everybody helps To support his favorite candidate. 100 The Sophomores show the true meaning of Christmas: helping others. CHRISTMAS PARTIES Pat Mokrycki and Sandy Jankowski act as the hostesses at one of the Sophomore Christmas parties. George Kazmierczak, playing Santo Claus, greets Bob Ticheiaor cmd George Branch with a hearty Ho, Ho, Hooo! IOI FRESHMAN MIXER Remembering the confusion of their freshmen year, the '65 seniors adopted a new policy of fellow- ship. They initiated the Big Brother and Sister idea as shown on the opposite page while also enter- taining the freshmen at the Fresh- men-Senior Mixer. A DAY S WITHDRAWAL Fother Pell, or well liked ond energetic clergymon, conducted the first three dciys ot recollection on Februory 29. Three lecture sessions were held ofter which private conferences, visits, or confessions could be mode. Pictured from top to bottom ore: Fother Peil, Chris Sexton, ond Morgoret Cosey. What will the future hold? 105 Boosting the Blazers on to victory ore: Judy OI- voney, ccpfcinp Mary Nasser. 2nd ROW: Carol Gonzorek, Jane Putchoven. BACK ROW: Penny Dabbert, Joan Hayman. Spcrkler Leaders are: Potty Anderson, Kris McClintock, and Cczrmelifc Balingif. Nof pic- tured: Pom Utpoel. CHEERLEADERS LETTERMEN 1st ROW: J. Early, R. Grclth, M. Hole, D. McGill, B. Miller. 2nd rosz, 3rd ROW: L. Zolvinski, J. Foldencuer, J. Crckes, A. Kniolc ROW: J. Skierkowski, P. Weaver, R. Nygren, T. Wright, J. Ja- T. Retseck. 107 SPARKLERS 'lst ROW: William Zarhn, Tom Eisle, Greg Gusko, Larry Schiel, Chuck Welneiz. 2nd ROW: Coach Clyde Luce Terry Boris, Greg Chrisfianson, Jim Sfellma, Dan Kufch and sfuclenf manager Larry Burklaurr. Larry Gagnon gets the Tipofi as his teammates awaif The ball. 108 SPARKLERS SCORES SM OPP Wheeler 6O 22 Morgan Twp 35 46 South Central 40 39 Kouts 43 57 Westville St. Frances Andrean Tourney River Forest Demotte Liberty Twp Boone Grove River Forest Berrian Spr. S.B. Wash. Clay East Gary Union Twp. New Buffalo Benton Harbor Rolling Prairie 41 57 Jay McGrath dribbles around a Morgan Twp player as Jim Earley screens for him. 109 52 49 55 66 42 35 44 41 Terry Boris leaps past his opponent for the ball as Larry Gagnon watches. J. Skierowski, D. Shchiel, J. McGrath, B. Miller, J. Plahetka, J. R. McGrath, M. Bergeson, M. Yuhas, D. Schaaf, B. Voris S Retseck, L. Gagnon, J. Earley, D. Christiansen, B. Kerman, Coach Hart, R. Nygren. Novak. SECOND ROW-D. McGill, M. Hale, P. Weaver, L. Schiel, CROSS COUNTRY Team SM River Forest 24 Washington Twp. 20 t Hebron 24 'A Wanatah 18 Rolling Prairie 19 LaPorte 32 Valparaiso 37 Andrean 29 South Bend Riley 37 Andrean 24 Washington Twp. 19 Andrean Invitational 4th Hobart Invitational 8th Hebron 25 Lowell 26 Wheeler 20 Chesterton 36 Westville 19 Wanatah 23 South Central 24 Michigan City 47 New Carlisle 15 Dick McGill scurries across the Vvcmolclh 20 finish line for another first Secllonols llfli place position. Rolling Prairie 20 East Gary Edison 22 OPP 35 42 34 45 36 23 19 26 21 37 44 31 291 41 23 43 34 32 16 47 41 41 39 Father Doody gives the team in spiration before the meet John Skierkowski receives his number from Coach Novak before the secfionals. Mike Hale struggles down the home stretch. Mike Hale eagerly awaits the beginning of G meet. Coach Novak applies tape to Dave Schiels fender feet Wheeler Morgan Twp. South Central Kouts Westville St. Frances Gavit Tourney Gavit H. Tech. Andrean Tourney Demontte Anclrean Liberty Boone Grove River Forest Berrian Springs South Bend Was East Gary Union Twp. New Buttalo Benton Harbor Rolling Prairie Sectionals Rolling Prairie New Carlisle h. Clay OPP 53 57 69 7l 88 8O 75 84 88 86 62 48 78 76 100 66 75 39 45 63 67 li6 BLUE Rich Nygren, Dick McGill, Larry Gagnon, John Foldenauer, Tom Retseck, Tom Dolzel, Dave Schiel, John Crakes, John McGrath, BLAZERS Bob Miller and Mike Hale, KNEELING are Coach Ronald Erickson and manager Jim Joroz. FIG HTING BLAZERS Coach Ron Erickson gives his players some helpful advice. The- Blazer bench eagerly wafch their fellow Team mates play a game. Dick McGill displays hsi defensive maneuvers ' 114 John McGrath drives foward the basket on his way for Two points. Foldenauer and McGrath close in as Rich Nygren and CI Berricm Springs player fight for cn rebound. Dick McGill and John Crcnkes fighi' for cm loose ball os John Folclenouer and Bob Miller look on. 115 Dave Schiel fights for the ball os John McGrath looks. John Foldencmuer pulls down another rebound. SECTIONALS Some ofthe Blazers 'rake practice shols during halves. John Foldenouer goes to his knees with The bull os Rich Nygren comes fo czssisf him. Carm Balingit smiles happily as she watches the Sparklers go on to an- other victory. Popcorn anyone? Left: Senior cheerleaders, Penny Dablsert, Judy Olvaney give wholehearted support, Right: Mary Ann Nasser iunior cheerleader, cheers our Blazers. ll7 Ain't They neat. Don't you agree? the doy has ended The yeor has ended buf dreams abide and hopes continue H8 SENIOR INDEX Adrian, Terry Marquette stalt Christmas cantata Bachner, Cathy Glee club Pep club L.H.L. Drama club Courtesy girl French club Mikado Barko, Jerry Bowling Barnette, Roberta Glee club Pep club N.l'l.S. Marian club Sodality Bowling Immaculata staff L.H.L. Mikado Class secretary N.H.S. President Science Seminar Behler, Sally French club Pep club Immaculata staff C.Y.O. Sodality Cheerleader Drama club Concessions Bowling Blais, John Glee club French club Pep club Blozis, Keith Glee club Pep club Bodefeld, Joan L.H.L. Sodality Marian club Marquette staff By-line club Pep club C.Y.O. Bodine, Mike Glee club Pep club Cocessions 3 3 2,3,4 2,3,4 4 4 4 3 3 1,4 2,3,4 1,2,3 3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2 1 4 1,2,3 3 1,2 4 3 3 1,2,3,4 4 1,2,3 1,2,3 1 4 3 1 4 3,4 3 2,3,4 2,3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3 1,2,3,4 3,4 3 1,2,3,4 1 2,3,4 2,3 3 Borg, Karen Immaculata staff French club N.H.S. 4 2 4 Immaculata co-editor 4 Class vice-pres. Glee club Mikado Class secretary Concessions Pep Club Bowling Drama Y.C.S. Brady, Patti Sodality L.H.L. Marian club C.Y.O. Pep club Cavanaugh, Margaret Sodality Glee club Marian club Debate club C.Y.O. Pep club Mikado Cienciwa, Jackie Sodality Glee club Art club Pep club Marian club Mikado Art club pres. Cizewski, Darlene Sodality L.H.L. Pep club Art club French club Cormier, Sue Glee club Pep club French club Marian club L.H.L. Bowling C.Y.O. Marquette staff Drama club Med. Tech. Crakes, John Basketball Cross Country Dabbert, Penny L.H.L. Sodality 2 3 3 3 3 3,4 4 4 3,4 1 1,2,3,4 3 1,2 1,2,3 1,2 2,3 3 1,2 1,2,3,4 3 1 1,2 1,2 1,2,3,4 4 3,4 2,3,4 1,2,3,4 3 4 3,4 4 2 4 4 2 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1 1 Debate club 3 C.Y.O. 1,2,3, Student council 2,3 Pep club 1,2 Glee club 4 Drama club 4 French club 3,4 Mikado 3 Cheerleader 3,4 DeMartinis, Dan Altar Boys 3,4 Concessions 3 Transfer 3 Devereauz, Barbara Marian club 1,2,3,4 L.H.L. 1,2,3,4 Glee club 2 Marquette staff 3,4 Marquette Editor 4 Art club 3,4 Vice-pres Art club 3 Drama club 4 Debate club 3 Felton, Joyce Glee club 3,4 C.Y.O. l Mikado 3 Concessions 3 Flanagan, Ruth Glee club 2,3,4 Pep club 2,3,4 C.Y.O. 2,3 L.H.L. 4 French club 3 Drama club 4 Marian club 4 Flick, Tom Bowling 1 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Concessions 3 By-line club 3 C.Y.O. 2,1 Drama club 4 Class president 1 Red Cross rep. 3,4 Foldenauer, Anne Sodality 1,2,3,4 Pep club 1,2,3,4 Marian club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 3 Debate club 3 Drama club 4 Foldenauer, John Class president 3 Hall Monitor 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Usher 3,4 French club 3 Altar boy 2,3,4 c.Y.o. 1,2,3,4 Bowling 4 Pom comm. chrmn. 3 Pep club officer 3 Drama club 4 Immaculata staff 4 Glee club 2 Golembicki, Bonnie Pep club 4 Sodality 4 Marian club 4 Transfer 4 Gonzalez, Elmo Pep club 3 Glee club 3,4 French club 3,4 Mikado 3 Drama club 4 Concessions 3 French club sec, 3 Drama club president 4 Haas, Lucy Pep club 1,2,3 N.H.S. 3,4 Marian club 1,2,3,4 Sodality 1,2 C.Y.O. 1,2 L.H.L. 1,2,3,4 Student council 1 Class sect. 2 Social chairman 3 Marian club pres. 2 Hanish, Judy Pep club 1,2,3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 Sodality 1 Librarian 3 1,2,3,4 Glee club 2 Quill 84 Scroll 3 By-line club 3 Marian club Marquette staff 3,4 Marquette editor 4 C.Y.O. 2,3 Art club 3,4 L.H.L. 1,2,3,4 Sect.-Treas. N.H.S. 4 Hardesty, Warren Pep club 2,3,4 Immaculata staff 4 Y.C.S. 4 C.Y.O. 2,3 Rotary 4 Concessions 3 Class treasurer 2 Henrich, Paul N.H.S. 3,4 Cross country 3 Altar boys 4 Class vice-pres. 4 Boy's state 3 Student council 3 Debate club 3 Hall monitor 3,4 Student council 1,2 C.Y.O. Treasurer 3 Class treasurer 3 C,Y.O, 12,3 Student council pres. 4 Concessions 3 Prom comm. chrmn. 3 Hipskind, Chris Usher 3 French club 4 Marquette stat-T 3 Pep club 4 By-line club 3 Senior senate officer 4 Transfer 4 Keen, Kathyln Glee club 2 Homanljoan Librarian 3 Sodality I,2,3,4 l--H-L 3 Pep Club 'IIZISI4 Pep club 3,4 Marian club l,3,4 Debate Club 3 Kellenberger, Cheryl C.Y.O.. 1,2 Pep club l,2,3,4 D,-Gmc, Club 4 Glee club 2,3,4 Concessions 3 C'Y-O- 2,3 Med. Tech. 2,3,4 L-H-L Z3 Marian club 3 Hovey, Gail N-l'l-5- 4 Pep Club 1,23 Mikado 3 Marquerre sroff 3 lmmaculata staff 4 By.line dub 3 Concessions 3 Librarian 3 Bowling l Librarian 3 Drama club 4 Gary Tribune Corres. 3 Siudem Council 3 C,Y,O, 1,2 Med. Tech. 3 Class sect. 4 Hulce, Terry Science seminar 2 French club 3,4 C.Y.O. 2,3 Kelly. Kathy Concessions 3 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 2,3 Concessions 3 Marquette staff 3 Jahnz, Nancy French club 3 L.H.L. 1,2 By-line club 3 Pep club 1,2,3,4 C-Y-Q 3 C.Y.O. 2 Glee club 2,3,4 Kf1iOl0, Alan Drama club 4 Cross country 2 Mikado 3 Hall patrol 4 Social chairman 1 Fl'6l'1Cl1 ClUb 3,4 C.Y.O. 1 Janicki, Phyllis Pep club 3 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Concessions 3 C.Y.O. l,2,3 U5l1eV 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Sect. French club 3 Debate club 3 Jellison, Barry B0Wlln9 4 Altar Boy 1,2,3 Student manager 1 By-line club 3 French Club 3 Kniola Linda Marquette staff 3 L.H.L. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Marian ClUl3 1,2,3,4 Sodqlify 1 By-line club 3 Concessions 3 Marquette stalt 3 C.Y.O. 1,2,3 Class treasurer I Krause' Bil' Social chairman 2,3 Allal boy l'2'3'4 Bowling 1,4 Marquette staff 3 By-line club 3 Kazmierczak, George Hull pclrol 4 Altar Boys 3,4 Concessions 3 Pep club president 3 Krueger, Sharon BOWNHQ 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Marian club l,2,3,4 L.H.L. 1,2,3,4 Art club 3,4 lmmaculata staff 3,4 French club 3 Glee club 2,3,4 Pep club 4 Prom comm. chrmn. 3 Student council 4 Class vice-pres. 2 Red Cross rep. 1 Secretary Sodality 3 Class treasurer 3 Micado 3 Marian club pres. 4 Soph. breakfast chrmn. 2 Drama club 4 Lawton, Linda Sodality 1 Drama club 4 Pep club l,2,3 Glee club 2 Librarian 3 C.Y.O. 2 Concessions 3 Losiniecki, Kathy Sodality 1 Pep club l,2,3 Glee club 1,2,3,4 C.Y.O. 2 Concessions 3 Lulinski, Helen Marquette staff 3,4 By-line club 3 C.Y.O. 3 Pep club 3,4 Magro, August French club 3,4 Drama club 4 Pep club 2,3 C.Y.O. l Class pres. 1,2 Manske, Ed Usher 3 McFadden, Charles Altar boy 1,2,3,4 French club 3 Sodality 1 McGratn, John Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Marquette staff 3 lmmaculata editor 4 N.H.S. 3,4 Senior Senate 4 Y.C.S. 3,4 Handbook plann. comm. 3 N.H.S. vice-pres. 4 Mokryki, Carol Class vice-pres. 1,3 Red Cross rep. 2 Student council sect. 4 Sodality Marian club L.H.L. Art club Pep club N.H.S. Glee club Marquette stat? lmmaculata staff Science seminar Murphy, Dorothy Sodality Social chairman C.Y.O. Concessions By-line club Marquette staff French club Librarian Courtesy girl Drama club LHL Pep club Olvaney, Judy Class sect. Pep club Cheerleader C.Y.O. Marquette stat? By-line club Periolat, Cathy Marian club Pep club Mikado Med. Tech. Sodality French club 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 3 3 3,4 3,4 2,3,4 3 4 3 1 l 1,2 3 3 3 3,4 3 4 4 4 2,3,4 2,3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2 3 3 3 1,2,3,4 3 2,3 1 3,4 Prom comm. chrmn. 3 Y.C.S. lmmaculata staff C.Y.O. Concessions Drama club 4 4 1,2,3 3 4 French club vice-pres. 3 Junior Miss pageant 4 Pitrowski, Susan L.H.L. Sodality Marian club French club Planetka, Joseph Basketball Baseball Crosscountry Marquette staff By-line club Hall Patrol Rotary Pliske, Ann Glee club Pep club 1,2,3,4 1,2 2,3,4 3 1,2,3 2,3 4 3,4 3 4 4 2,3,4 2,3,4 Art club 3,4 Marian club 2,3,4 L.H.L. 3,4 Class sect. 3 Pryzbylinski, Greegory Glee club 2,3,4 Altar boy l,2,3,4 Marquette staff 3 Putchaven, Jane C.Y.O. l Sodality l Pep club l,2,3,4 Pep club officer 3 L.H.L. l Marquette staff 3 By-line club 3 Concessions 3 Cheerleader 4 Ramion, Tom Usher 3 French club 3 Glee club 2,3,4 Mikado 3 Class treasurer 2,4 Senior senate 4 Retseck, Tom Altar boy l,2,3,4 Handbook plann. comm. 3 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 Crosscountry 2,3,4 Rotary 4 lmmaculata staff 4 Pep club l,2,3,4 Boys's State alter. 3 Student council l,2,4 Class pres. 3,4 C.Y.O. l,2 Salmon, Steve C.Y.O. 2 Sodality l Pep club 2 Class treasurer l Schiel, Anne Marie Sodality l,2,3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 Drama club 3,4 Pep club 2,3,4 Marian club 2,3,4 Marian club sect. 3 Sodality treasurer 4 L.H.L. 2,3,4 Courtesy Girl 3,4 Scholl, Don Transferred 4 Schulte, Ann Marian club 3 Pep club 2,3,4 L.H.L. 4 Drama club 4 Glee club Concessions Med. Tech. lmmaculata Staff Seip, Kathy Courtesy girl Art club L.H.L. Pep club lmmaculata staFf Sodality Concessions Drama club Sherman, Patricia Drama club Pep club Glee club L.H.L. Prom comm. chrmn. lmmaculata staff Sherwood, Larry Bowling Marquette staff Stahoviak, Barbara Pep club L.H.L. French club By-line club Marquette staff Debate club Librarian Concessions Starr, Susan Glee club Pep club L.H.L. ACJOJA -Y-'--'-'-A-B-lr--560 N 509' -hwAJs..r..p. 4 4 l ,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 3 3 3,4 3 3,4 3 2,3,4 l,2,3,4 4 Prom. comm. chrmn. 3 French club lmmaculata staff C.Y.O. Class secretary Senior senate Drama club Stellema, Jackie Sodality C.Y.O. French club Marquette staff 3,4 4 1,2 2 4 4 l,2,3 1,2 3 3 Sunday Visitor corres. 4 L.H.L. Marian club Concessions Pep club Librarian By-line club Drama club Office girl Stellema, Mary Jo Pep club Glee club Marian club l,2,3,4 3 3 l,2,3,4 3 3 4 4 2,3,4 2,3,4 3,4 Sodality French club Debate club L.H.L. lmmaculata staff Cheerleader Drama club Y.C.S. N.H.S. C.Y.O. Med. Tech. Concessions Mikado Bowling Teen Scene editor l,2,3,4 3 3 3 4 I 4 4 3,4 2,3 3 3 3 l 4 Handbook plann. comm. 3 Student council l,2,3,4 Student council vice-pres. 4 C.Y.O. secretary 3 French club officer 3 Prom comm. chrmn 3 Science Seminar Junior Miss Pageant Swisteck, David Sodality l Pep club 'l,2,3,4 Student council treas. 4 Boy's State rep. 3 Teets, Roberta Sodality l,2,3,4 L.H.L. 3,4 Marian club l,2,3,4 Marquette staff 3,4 Pep club l,2,3,4 N.H.S. 4 Quill 81 Scroll 4 By-line club 3 Courtesy girl 3 Tichelaar, Robert Bowling l Tomaszek, Carol Sodality 2,3,4 Marian club 2,3,4 Glee club 3,4 L.H.L. 3,4 Art Club 3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Debate club 3 lmmaculata staff 3,4 Sodality co-prefect 3 Sodality prefect 4 Mikado 3 Marian club 3 Topa, Ronald Pep club l,2,3,4 Glee club 3,4 Topolski, Philip Pep club l,2,3,4 Usher 3 Lions 4 Voris, Janet Glee club Pep club Mikado Marian club Sodality Debate club L.H.L. lmmaculata staff Cheerleader Drama club Social chrmn. Senior Senate Secretary Y.C.S. Prom comm. chrmn. Junior Miss Pageant Wisthoff, James Sodality Marquette staff French club Pep club N.H.S. Glee club Wisthoff, Lawrence Glee club Pep club Debate club N.H.S. Marquette staff Wolsiefer, Richard Baseball Pep club Debate club N.H.S. C.Y.O. Sodality Student Council Wozniak, Diana Sodality Marian club Pep club Zolvinski, Lyman Basketball Cross Country Pep club Concessions 2,3,4 l,2,3,4 3 3 l,2,3 3 l,2,3 4 l 4 2 4 4 3 4 l,2 4 3 3,4 4 3,4 3,4 2,3,4 3 3 3,4 2 2,3 3 4 I l 3 l 2,3,4 A 2 2 3 3 PATRONS Acme Janitor Service Al's Thrittimart Arno Adhesive Tapes, Inc. Auto-mation Car Wash Behler Floor Co. Benny's Restaurant Berg's Floral 84 Gitt Shop Biddle's Super Service Bill's Enco Service Station Blackmond's Jewelers Bliealen's Camera Center Blocksom 84 Co. Blue Bell Beauty Shop George Brown Restaurant Bud 81 Ed's Collision Service John K. Burke Ins. M.A. Christensen Co. Cipares lns. Citizens Bank Clyole's Grocery 81 Market Colonial Bakery Rev. L. J. Cross Dairy Queen Delaney Furniture R. l.. Dittmer, Attorney Dorothy's Gitt Shop The Eden House Eighth Street Cafe Elaine's Bridal Shop Elco Electronics First Federal Savings First-Merchants Bank Floorcratters Flowtow Heating and Plumbing Foster Printing Co. Franklin Pharmacy Dr. G. Fryar, D.D.S. Gardex Inc. Georg Boats 81 Motors Grieger Clothing Store Harmon's Shell Service Haviland-Callan Henry Lumber Co. Hebert's Clothing Store Ted Hill-Wright Electric Charles Hillenbrand, MD. Ideal Paint 8. Wallpaper Co. Independent Steel J SQJ Diner K. F. Keen, Home Builders Keneflc Pravden 84 Rose Inc. W. Kilnovvitz Electric Korn's TV 81 Appliances Kramer Metal Products Harvey Krentz Bakery Dr. 84 Mrs. Francis J. Kubik Kubik South Side Hardware Dr. Charles Liddell, M.D. Long Beach Golf Service Dr. R. L. Marske M.D. M.C. Dry Goods Mertl Motors Bob Meyers Construction Mayor R. C. Miller M 84 M Restaurant Missal Paint News-Dispatch Ohming's Olsen Camera Shop Roland Olvaney, lns. Parry's Bakery Boyd E. Phelps Inc. Philips Drill Co. Dr. W. L. Potucek, D.D.S. Prestige Drapery 8g Carpet Co. Publishers Continental Sales Corp Pullman-Standard Ronnie's Food Shop Russell 84 Feldhaus Concrete Co St. Anthony's Hospital Sears Roebuck 8K Co. George Shebal Const. Sheridan Rental Service Bill Sherman Buick Shon Furniture Sid's Service Spychalski Food Store Styl-Lyne Salon Tenth Street Bakery Tots To Teens Tri-State Printing Co. Ulrich Paint 8K Glass Co. Wally's Recreation Wilkies Drug Store Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Wolsiefer Wrights Flowers 47,70, , Gagno I '65 '68 '65 '68 '68 '66 '68 '65 '68 '67 '68 '67 '66 '68 '68 '65 '67 '65 '66 '65 '68 '68 66 68 68 65 65 '68 '65 '68 '65 '68 66 65 '67 68 '66 '68 '67 '68 '67 '67 '66 '67 '67 '66 '68 '68 '66 '67 '67 '68 '65 '67 '68 '65 '65 '68 '68 '65 '66 '68 '65 '65 '68 '68 '66 Ackil, Catherine Adrian, Terrence Ames, Gloria Anderson, Patricia Andrews, David Angrich, Paulette STUDENT DIRECTORY 23,24,76 44 24,67 24, 106 38 24 Bachner, Catherine 44,64,70,73,74, 76 24 Bachner, Gerald Balady, Therese Balingit, Carmelita Balingit, Corazon Balingit, Zenaida Bankowski, Matthew Bankowski, Michael Barko, Jerald Barnett, Gregory Barnett, Roberta Bartuzik, Juanita Behler, Sally Behrens, Clay Bergerson, Martin Birt, Edward Birt, Lawrence Blais, James Blais, John Blozis, Keith Blumenfeld, Garry Bodefeld, Joan Bodine, Mary Bodine, Michael Boggan, Betsye Boggan, Robert 32 24,76,106,117 32 65 33, 24 24 44 32,71,74 44,66,73,74 38,74 44,6O,74,76,79 24,72 24,76,11O 33,76,30 24 24,74 44,76 45 45, 24 67,7O,73,76 24 45, 64, 74, 76 24 38, 76 Borg, Karen 45,66,72,76, 78, 92 Boris, Terence Bradley, Bruce Brady, Patricia Branch, Georgia Branch, Lana Brooks Kathleen Brown, Adele Brown, Deborah Brown, Kathleen Burke, David Burke, Dennis Burkhart, Lawrence Callan, John Callan, Robert Campagna, Louise Carow, Jo Anne Carow, Susan Casey, Margaret Cavanaugh, Jane Cavanaugh, Margaret Christensen, Gregory Christensen, Thomas Cienciwa, Jacqueline Cizewski, Darlene Clough, Brian Coons, Gerald Cormier, Susan Coughlin, Michael Crakes, Diane Crakes, John Dabbert, Penelope 46, Dabbous, James Dant, Daniel Dant, Shirl 31,32 24 45 33,76,30,101 24 32 24,76 32 32,64,74,76 37,33,100 32 19,32,64,71 38 25 25 38 19,32 32,104 25 45,76 32,110 25 46,73,74,75,76 46,75,76 25,67 25,72 46,70,73,74,76 38 25 46,107,115 74,76,106,117 25 25 38,76 '68 '67 '65 '66 '65 '68 '66 '65 '66 '65 '66 '68 '67 '66 '68 '68 '68 '67 '68 '65 '67 '65 '66 '65 '68 '68 '65 '67 '65 '66 '67 '67 '67 '66 '66 '67 '68 '66 '67 '65 '67 '68 '66 '65 '67 '63 '66 '63 '63 '67 '67 '66 '66 '67 '66 '66 '63 '67 '63 '65 '66 '63 '63 '63 '65 '67 Dealer, Sharon DeBruyn, Maria DeMartinis, Daniel Dempsey, Milton Devereaux, Barbara Devereaux, James DeVos, Cinderella Dickerhoft, Linda DiPaol o, Anthony Dolezal, Donald Dolezal, James Dolezal, Robert Dolezal, Thomas Donaghue, Eileen 3 Earley, James Edwards, Evelyn 25, 73 25,71 , 38 47, 64, 38, 76 32 47 38 76 75 76 47 38 76 7 1 2 5 32,71 8,66,67,69,7O,76 23,25,107, 110 25 I Eisele, Thomas Everly, Susan Felton, Caroline Felton, Joyce Felton, Mary Flanagan, Ruth Flavin, Dennis Flick, Thomas Florent, Jeanne Florent, John 48,70, 73, 74, 39 25 32 25 47, 74 33 76 76 76 23,25, f I Folden Folden Folden auer, Anne auer, Jane auer, John Foldenauer, Nancy Foldenauer, Therese n , Lawrence 48 76 74 76 26 71 18,48,73,76 33,65,73,75 48,64,71,92,98, 107,115,116 39,67,73,74 Gagnon, Suzanne Galloy, David Gavin, Carroll Gavin, Kathleen Gazler, Thomas Gehr, Gretchen Gehr, Linda Golembiecki, Bonni Golembiecki, Eileen Gondeck, Kathryn Gonsorek, Carol Gonzales, Elmo Gonzales, Laura Gordon, Cecilia Gorski, Dennis 33 33, 1 10 33 39 39 33 26 39,76 33 6 49,76 33 26 39,64,106 48, 76 67, 68, 72, 76 26 39 Gorski, Edward 26 Gourley, Kathleen 26,72 Gourley, Michael 33 Gourley, Patrick 33 Grabiak, Patricia 39,76 Grahenthaler, Linda 39,64,74 Greening, Maureen 33 Greenwood, Lawrence 39,71 Griswold, Antoinette 39,70,74 Gull, Pat 26 Gunder, Claire 33 Gushrowski, Gregory 26 Haas, Lucille 49,66,7O,73,76 Hale, Michael 37,38,66,69,73,76 107, 1 10,1 1 1 Halter, Mary Lou 26 Hampel, Patricia 26 Hanish, Gerard 26 Hanish, Judy 49,66,70,73,75,76 33 Hardesty, Helen , '65 '66 '67 '66 '67 '67 '65 '66 '68 '65 '65 '66 '65 '68 '68 '67 '65 '67 '65 '65 '67 '66 '66 '66 '65 '65 '67 '68 '66 '68 '66 '65 '68 '65 '65 '65 '68 '66 '66 '67 '68 '67 '67 '66 '66 '67 '66 '68 '67 '66 '68 '66 '65 '67 '65 '68 '68 '66 '67 '65 '65 '68 '67 '65 '68 Hardesty, Warren 49,71,76,78 Haris, Randall 38,71,76 Hart, Stephen 33,110 Hastings, Kathryn 38 Hayman, Joan 33,98, 106 Henrich, Carter 31,33,64,68 Henrich, Paul 49,66,68,69,76 Hess, Sharon 38,70 Higginbotham, Michael 26 Hipskind, Christine 50,62,76 Homan, Joan 50,67,73,76 Hood, Georgianna 38,64,70 Hovey, Gail 50 Huber, Georgia 26,72 Huckstep, John 26 Huge, Sherri 33 Hulce, Terrence 50 Jacobucci, Louis 34 Jahnz, Nancy 50,64,74,76 Janicki, Phyllis 51 Jankowski, Sandra 34,67,70, 101 Jankowski, Susan 40,66,67,70,75 Jarka, Susan 40 Jarosz, James 40,66,76,78, 80,107 Jellison, Barry 51,76 Jesko, Marsha 51,70,76 Jesse, Timothy 34: Johnson, Paul 23,26,68 Johnson, Susan 40,66,67,70',75,76, 80 Jones, Patricia 27 Kaminski, Edward 40,76,8O Kazmierczak, George 51,62,71,101 Kazmucha, Carol 27,70 Keen, Kathleen 51 Kellenberger, Cheryl18,52,62,66,74, 76,79 Kelly, Kathleen 52,76 Kelly, Mary 27 Kelley, Patrick 40 Kerman, Robert 40,64,71,110 Kester, Lawerence 34 Kester, Anthony 27 Kieffer, Daniel 34,71 Kienitz, Kathleen 34,70,76 Kienitz, Mary Beth 40 Kilnowitz, Lynn 40, 80,76 Kintzele, Dale 34,71 Kintzele, Ronald 40 Kintzele, Susan 27,70 Kmak, Chester 34 Kmak, Dorothy 40,75 Kmak, Michael 27 Knaak, Carol 40 Kniola, Alan 52,64,107 Kniola, Kristy 34,67,73,75 Kniola, Linda 52 Kniola, Mary Ann 27 Kolasa, Andrea 27 Komasinski, Sandra 40,66 Komasinski, Thomas 34 Krause, William 52,64,71 Kreske, Dennis 52 Kreske, Matthew 27 Krueger, Sandra 34 Krueger, Sharon 53,67,68,70,73,74, Krueger, Susan 75, 79, 76 27 '66 '66 '67 '68 '67 '67 '67 '68 '68 '65 '68 '68 '67 '65 '65 '66 '68 '68 '66 '68 '65 '66 '66 '65 '67 '66 '68 '68 '67 '65 '67 '65 '67 '66 '68 '66 '66 '66 '68 '68 '67 '67 '66 '66 '68 '65 '68 '67 '68 '65 '68 '66 '67 '68 '66 '66 '68 '68 '65 '66 '68 '67 '68 '68 Kucharski, Stanley Kulakowski, Patricia Kunze, Judith Kunze, Sandra Kutch, Carol Kutch, Daniel Kutch, Edward Kush, Mary Ann Lawton, Dianne Lawton, Linda Leasure, Thomas Lechtanski , Mary Kay Losiniecki, Carol Losiniecki, Kathleen Lulinski, Helen Lysaught, Patricia Lysaught, Therese McClintock, Kristine 40 40, 74 34, 70, 74 27, 70, 74 34, 65 34 34 27 27 53,76 27 27,76 34,76 53,74,76 53,65,76 40,76 28 28,106 McGill, Richard 40,107,110,114, McFadden, Celeste McFadden, Charles McGrath, Dennis McGrath, Jay 115,76 28,65 53,71 41 41,66,110 McGrath, John 54,115,66,76,116 McGrath, Raymond 35,107, 110,76 41 McGrath, Patricia McKee, Elaine McLure, Dianne McNally, Thomas Magro, August . 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His personality radiated warmth and love-an inevitable result of his wholehearted living. Then a tragic car accident took his life on April 23. The whole school and especially the sophomores felt deeply the tragic event. With hearts full of love and sorrow they sang the English requiem at noon on Tuesday, April 27, the second day of retreat. His classmates were servers and pallbearers. Larry's love of his band, the Chessmen, caused him to learn not only his own part but also everyone else's part as well: Ya know, guys, we gotta sound great! Surely the music of his life will forever echo in our souls. 127 O MN' J ff 2 , KJ, X2,f'gjJO5 CPD? V I my V ww 0 4,1 ,Q, W D6 K 1. WM' ,W WL jx X, f T , f' 2, fy J Y, . X ff f' X if 1f,A Mr' I - ' I f 1 f .f 5 x A' N P! uf' X ' f' Xi 2, , , ., in - ,vt W ,, .,,,.,,,. .. . ., ,,,',. , . , . ,.,..,,. I- V MW 15 4 G, . K , Tl! 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