St Norbert College - Des Peres Yearbook (De Pere, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1973 volume:

Dan Ferrigan Dan Ferrigan loved people, St. Norbert College, and life. But this sophomore student lost his life on Easter Sunday, 1973. Dan was the antithesis of apathy, always in-;'r volved, always caring. His leader- ship and organizational qualitie were evident in his activities: he was treasurer of Berne Hall, a member of SNCCS, co-chairman of Winter Carnival, campaigner for McGovern, a brother of the Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity, a union employee, and a worker for, Blood Drives and the Mueci far _ Dystrophy Drive. He had also£ been elected Social Chairrnan of PSE and Co-chairman f Sf ial Events on CAB for the 1973-74 £ school year. As a student, he Was a diligent worker, planning to rqa- « jor in Psychology an minfcr in Biology. t Danny's personality and c'onta-} gious smile are gone, bq|t th af-B 1 feet he had on the people' of this campus and the spirit he radjated H will live forever. u„ V Q • Htt « Editor David J. Hornung Assistant Editor Jill Klobucar Staff and Photography Pete Houlihan Kathy DeRosia Loretta Shem Janet Gastaldello Mary Regan Annette Kozial Frank Flanigan Mary Elbrecht Bill Frenz Ken Kapral Mark O'Rielly Bob Preston Aimee Harrer Jill Reginato Pam Justin mm Wm mm ail 6 A year turns all too soon, and all things change; the opening and closing are seldom the same. 7 For In The Dew Of Little Things The Heart Finds Its Morning And Is Refreshed Kahlil Gibran The Prophet 14 Do-nothing days may be the busiest ones. They are the days in which we absorb; while on the do-much days we try to make others absorb from us whatever we have in over-plus: ribbons, wisdom or cheese. If we oftener eased the strain on our eyes and minds, we should be enriched by impressions that in our usual attent and mastering attitude we refuse to heed. Charles M. Skinner 15 Time is not measured by the passing of years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves Nehru I am living alone now, though people are all around — guess. I can't explain all these things that are happening inside of myself. But sometimes when a friend is near I feel myself opening, just a little ... but it's a start . J. K. 18 Isn't life glorious! Isn't it grand! Here — take it — hold it in your hand; Squeeze every drop of it into your soul. Drink of the joy of it, sun-sweet and whole! Laugh with the love of it, burst into song! Scatter its richness as you stride along! Isn't life splendid — and isn't it great We can always start living — it's never too late! — Helen Laurie Marshall I cannot invent New things, Like the airships Which sail On silver wings; But today A wonderful thought In the dawn was given And the stripes of my robe, Shining from wear. Were suddenly fair. Bright with a light Falling from heaven — Gold, and silver, and bronze Lights from the windows of Heaven. And the thought Was this: That a secret plan Is hid in my hand; That my hand is big, CIRCULATE 'SCIENCE LIBRARY PERIODICALS ... Big, Because of this plan. That God, Who dwells in my hand. Knows this secret plan Of the things He will do for the world Using my hand! — Toyohiko Kagawa n 22 iZjxll Things don't change ? 6 •i- 29 30 Liacs N EESSENSCAROLALESI RICHARD ANTON ELj lSTEPHEN AUGUSTINEKENNETHBACHM AN R ENCEBAUMGARTNERMARYBAUMGARTNERPHYLLISBEAUVAISGREGORYBENDTWILLIAK BRASHWILLI AM BREN NERBRUCEBRU MM ONDROBERTBRUNN ERSUSAN BRUNO ANTHOI KIDA VIDBUSHCHRISTINEBRYNEEDWARDCALLAGHANBRIANCAMPERPAULETTECAPPO NNYCHOWLAWRENCE CLARK] AM ESCLEGG]OHNCLIFFORDj AMES CLOUTHIERRAYNELLl JRTNEYMARYCRAANENFRROBER TCZARNECKIMARYDALESKEPETERDALUGATHOMASD. 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Names of those Seniors not pictured Agneessens, Carol Antonelli, Steve Alezi, Richard Bachman, Robert Bachofer, Sally Bagnato, James Baskey, Clarence Baumgartner; Mary Baumgartner, Phyllis Beauvais, Gregory Bendt, William Benson Wilson, Velma Beznick, Miriam Blake, Jane Boland, Susan Boiler, Barbara Baucher, Joseph Brash, William John Kallies Benner, Bruce Burzynski, David Byrne, Edward Callaghan, Brian Camper, Paulette Cappozzo, Anthony Carpenter, Donald Carson, Jay Cassidy, Steven Charles, Kenny Clegg, John Colei la, Philip Collins, Michael Collentine, Michael Conner; Gary Costello, Nancy Courtney, Mary Craanen, Robert Daleske, Peter Daluga, Thomas Davidson, Brian Davidson, Dixie Davis, Jeffrey De Vito, Charles Dempsey, Deborah Desrochers, Mary Ann Dombrowski, Petronela Eberle, Jacqueline Emer, Terese Esselman, James Exner, Susan Fechter, Frank Fischer, William Flanigan, Patricia Fleming, Margaret Flood, Thomas Fontaine, Leslie Fox, Kathleen Fraser, Francis Freeman, Harry Fusco, Gerald Gibbons, Daniel Gilman, Maureen Gilroy, Janice Gilroy, Michael Ginther, Myles Gloudemans, John Gonring, Phyllis Gorman, Linda Hackett, William Jr. Haese, Carol Hafeman, Harry Hammer, Mitchell Harvey, Michael Hayes, Robert Heagey, Jeffrey Heezen, Doris Miry Therese Meier Heideman, Christine Henry, James Heuvelman, Diane Hibscher, Anne Higgins, John Hill, Paul Hinze, Gary Hooyman, Thomas Huber, Timothy Jocquot, Catherine Jaeger, Michael Jakubowski, Paul Ja rock, Richard Johnson, William Jolly, Carol Jonas, Jeff Jones, Maureen Joyce, Steven Keane, Mary Keating, Christine 56 Kellog, Patricia Kimps, Carol King, Scott Kisting, Nancy Kneser, Karolyn Koeppen, Lynne Koller, Dianne Kress, Robert Kriesa, John Kruc, Walter Krueger, Martin Kryshak, Christine Lally, Kevin Lampkin, Cline Lasecke, Sandra Lassee, Lawrence Lemens, Eileen Leonard, Margaret Lies, Mary Lindsey, Robert Longdin, William Lonsdale, Joseph Luebke, Edwin MacNeil, Donald Macco, Stephen Mahoney, Rita Malone, Alan Manion, William Marinan, Joseph Martin, Timothy Maslanka, Janice Matyas, David McMahon, Joseph Mich cal, Donna Michlig, Michael Molden, Susan Monserez, Mark Moore, Jan Moore, Thomas Mueller, Mary Muldoon, Barbara Neuville, Gary Nordberg, Richard Norton, Dennis Norton, Mary O'Keefe, Dale O'Meara, William Olszewski, Richard Perry, Jan in Pheifer, Lawrence Pieters, Patrick Pimental, Ana Platner, Stewart Plum, Lucy Ponto, Thomas Quigley, Kathleen Radecki, Dane Reardon, Sarah Rod rick, Richard Rowe, Judith Rudolph, Amy Ryan, John Croucho Sato, Bruce Santucci, Robert Scacco, Charmaine Schabowski, Thomas Scharff, Barbara Schellinger, Dianne Schmelzer, William Schmit, Catherine Scholler, Thomas Schommer, Ellen Schultz, James Schultz, Michael Schultz, Nancy Schwartz, Ronald Seymour, Cheryl Sharkey, Susan Shaw, Arthetta Shemky, Nancy Siegel, Richard Simons, Timothy Singer, Steven Sinnott, Christine Smith, William Nicolay, Margaret Statz Strub, Melanie Swiechowski, Edward Swiecichowski, Dennis Szymik, Kathleen Teff, Michael Torborg, Mary Tourdot, Gwendlyn Uribe, Carlos Uttich, Richard Van Sistine, Charles Vani, Mary Ann Varughese, George Verheyen, Michael Theisen, Marcia Voissen Wagner, Katherine Waitrovich, Douglas Waldo, Paul Walter, Joseph White, Deborah Williams, John Winter, Kathleen Wolowicki, Jerome Woods, Thomas Woodworth, Paul Williams, Madonna Young Yurjevich, Richard Zachman, Jeffrey Zins, Mary Koenigs Zovnic, Mary 38 Juniors Mike Tuchscherer and John Higgins of Junior Class Council Not Pictured: Tom Clifford, Bob Bachmann, and Bill Schmelzer Dick Pagano, Joe Cass, and Jim Frott of Sophomore Class Council Sophomores 60 Freshman Bob Burke, Lynn Neibert, and Ron Smith of Freshman Class Council 61 Small Team With Big Spirit £z aV25 3|ivio 8Q 3 FOOTBALL TEAM, First Row: Mgr. S. Fredericks; J. Jones, R. Colla, D. Warpinski, G. Fisher, M. Urycki, T. Gillespie, T. Von Rueden, M. Bilotli, S. Bret-tingen, B. Kress, G. Birr, T. Smith, J. Turner, C. La Ham, T. Lombardo. Second Row: G. Wall, M. Jaskulski, J. O'Melia, T. Rochford, P. McGinnis, B. Plachinski, B. Longdin, T. Deters, C. Haese, J. Kolstad, D. Lebish, D. Clouthier, M. Canadeo, D. Kadulski, G. Benesh, M. Heimbach, T. Frilsch, Sr., Kicking Coach; J. Hickey, Defensive Coach. Third Row: H. Kolstad, Head Coach; L. Van Alstine, Line Coach; S. Pfotenhauer, D. Klaas, J. Marrer, M. Firkus, E. Smrecek, T. Fritsch, J. George, B. Krombach, D. Schmitz, E. Bauman, G. Hillbert, G. Gamalski, S. Berceau, J. Heagey, J. Shea. Fourth Row: T. Lang, J. Veronico, M. Reed, J. De Bonville, D. Whalen, D. Ball, D. Kolstad, T. Franken, D. Pierce, D. Konsler, M. Ginther, B. Symes, D. Waitrowich, B. Reichenberger, M. Heimbach. 64 1972-1973 FOOTBALL SEASON Scoreboard SNC 0 Stout OPP 20 6 St. Thomas 8 0 Northern Michigan 27 3 Hillsdale 43 2 UW — Whitewater 30 7 UW —Oshkosh 3 6 UW — Milwaukee 0 14 Eastern Michigan 42 66 Our Spirit-Arousing Activists Green Knights Sport a 10-15 Season SNC OPP. 113 Northland 79 76 Dominican 71 73 UVV — Green Bay 78 79 Michigan Tech 77 85 Lakeland 90 79 Loyola of Chicago 91 66 Benedictine (Kansas) 60 76 UW — Oshkosh 87 85 Milton 76 81 St. Ambrose 101 62 Loras 64 74 Northern Michigan 76 97 Lewis 94 72 MacMurray 85 8 UW — Green Bay 30 72 Quincy 102 55 UW — Milwaukee 84 101 Mac Murry 82 74 Lakeland 105 75 Quincy 68 76 Lewis 98 81 St. Ambrose 102 64 UW — Green Bay 81 73 Carthage 72 109 Loras 93 68 Kneeling: R. Brault, asst, coach, J. Martin, M. Thomas, C. Eichstcdl, J. Sattler, T. DuFour, T. Smith, J. Kunz, R. Kunz, J. Pelech, mgr. Standing: R. Kosnar, head coach, K. Pierce, P. Schramka, K. Kennedy, G. Rosmarynoski, R. Noffke, R. Monroe, D. Heim, N. Jaskulski, P. Van Dyke, G. Weiss. 70 71 The baseball team got off to a somewhat Soggy start this season, as some of their first games were cancelled because of rainy or cold weather. The season started before Easter at Steven's Point, where they split a doubleheader, losing the first game by a score of 7-2, but winning the second 3-2. Next was a doubleheader at Parkside, where the Knights came out on top in the first game 2-1, but were held hitless in the second 5-0. In their third doubleheader, they had a double loss, being shut out in the first game 5-0, and losing the second game 2-1, both in favor of Milton. But the Knights poured on the power in their first home appearance, sweeping two from Lawrence, 2-1, and 7-5. At Lewis, the team lost 15-2. They were also beaten by Loras, by a score of 4-2. The Knights split their last doubleheader with Lawrence, winning the first game 5-4 and losing the second 2-1. So, the Norber-tines, under the coaching of Mel Nicks, ended the season with an almost even record of 5 wins and 7 losses. 73 f PA Hockey Team Skates to a 2-4-1 Season fh Both opponents get a kick out of the game! Soccer Team 77 Tennis Another form of love making Tennis Marquette UWM Lawrence Michigan Tech. Lost Michigan Tech. Lost UW-Parkside Won Golf Lakeland and UWGB Won UWGB Won Michigan Tech. Lost Conference 4th Track Ripon Lost Michigan Tech. Lost Lawrence Lost Carthage Inv. Lost Midland Conf. Lost Michigan Tech. Inv. Lost Enthusiastic Nimrods Incite Sensational Intramurals 80 81 Kampus Kapers 84 Kampus Kapers In a skit entitled 'A Salute to the Armed Services' Alpha Sigma Chi stole the show at the annual Kampus Kapers sponsored by CAB. The event featured competitive skits ranging from a rather humorous rendition of Hee-Haw by Kappa Beta Tau and Sigma Nu Chi to Theta Phi's 'Love, St. Norbert Style'. Kappa Chi took second with an uncharacteristic spoof on SNC and the Admissions Department. TLU concluded the program with a 'Variety Show' which exhibited the many talents of the brothers of Tau Lambda Upsilon. Jimmy Hyduke and Joe Luna provided comical continuity to Kapers as they emceed the activities. 85 One should keep to old roads and old friends. — German proverb October Fest . . . Homecoming '72 german nite in cafe tricycle races dynamite duck pajama races imported german beer frizzbee tourney queen candidates campaigning p parade fooseball tourney billboards queens rally voting blues express canoe races .. . the fox pool tourney b.f.'ers bonfire kangaroo court pep rally dizzy gillespie floats football game ... squished by u.w. whitewater 30-2 parade kathy hruska frats knight klub dance alumni ivory gregory james vibrations uncle vinty Sunday's hangover re-orientation to academic life Kathy Hruska — 1972 Homecoming Queen Storey Burke Coffee House The Coffee House (the old grey house across from Mary-Minahan-McCormick) offered a great variety of acts throughout the course of this past school year. Among the performers presenting rock, country and western, rhythm and blues, and folk, were Roger, Wendy, and Sam, Fontilla, Barry Drake, Struff and Terry, Ellen Kearney, Storey and Burke, and Dale Vernon. A Coffeehouse concert held in the Fine Arts building starred The Argus, Lonaie Knight, and Turtle Creek. Some instruments played were acoustic folk guitars, pianos, flutes, harmonicas, kazoos, and an autoharp. Directing the Coffeehouse this year were Mark Allen and Mike Bielmeier. Together, they hosted great talent, and warmly welcomed Coffeehouse goers with the, coffee, and popcorn. 88 Ellen Kearney Fred Argir Struff Terry Barry Drake 89 Rockin' and Rc With the oldy but moldy rock and roll revival, the cafeteria was the scene of good old time fun this year. Record hops, featuring mostly Beatle and Beachboy hits and offering guys the chance to dedicate a song to their gal drew huge crowds. Many of them, either greased up or dressed as bobby-soxers, twisted and boogied the night away. Other cafe dances starred groups such as Dynamite Duck, Jules Blattner, Lvory, Palmer House, Senior Exhibit, Purple People, Winfield Road, Carnaby Street, and Farm. 90 )IHn''Round the Clock Winter Carnival — In the Spring of '73 ready to kick ass foosball tourney tug-o-war the royal oil pool tourney keen 50's sock hop beards son of movie orgy pre-concert blow outs greasers hair: longest, curliest, shortest ready to kick ass snowball?! accuracy, distance rock around the clock bobbie-soxers mckendree spring cross country jeopardy pancakes broom hockey black and blue knees three-man relay the wild one marlon brando beer chugging no snow knight klub basketball vs. macmurray won 101-83 the purple people ready to kick ass 92 94 ALPHA SIGMA CHI Bottom Row: L. Wiedmeyer, R. Sawka, M. Keane, D. Shem, L. Zafis. Row 2: S. Peiffer, C. Szostak, K. Wiebrecht, C. Russell, C. Hruska, M. Rae-misch, C. Sorenson, S. Bronson, J. Marx. Row 3: M. Harte, D. Baumann, M. Hermans, H. Reis, S. Smith, M. Colavechio, L. Mitchell, C. Kirschl-ing. Row 4: B. Barrett, S. Kerger, T. Larson, M. McDonald, S. Cotton, M. Fenelon, J. Harviekx, M. McVeigh, M. Barrett, J. Samborn. 98 KAPPA BETA TAU First Row: D. Kohlbeck, J. Tack, M. Loebel, C. Halaska, M. Basche, P. Greeley, C. Schmit, L. Michalek, M. Shaw, M. Evers, B. Hofstettor. Second Row: P. Chambers, M. Paulson, C. Brulvan, T. O'Toole, V. Downing, L. Schulte, K. Kodadek, L. Sciarra, S. Sharkey, C. Dziuk, J. Soehnlen, T. Emer. Third Row: D. Chapleau, C. Coriden, B. Saladin,). Clifford, Jr., J. Stanger, L. Schachtschneider, M. Hennessey, V. Van Zeeland. THETA PHI Bottom Row: M. Wuerch, N. Rentncr, P. Berg, M. McClone, M. J. Boyle, M. Mitchell, M. Nayefski. Second Row: C. Dooley, N. Markee, K. Hamilton, A. Barry, D. Heus, D. Milazzo, J. Bertoldi, J. Cavanaugh, S. Howell, L. Dolan, K. Looney, Jeanne Zawikowski. Third Row: M. Squag-lia, K. O'Brien, A. Freund, K. Plasky, M. Kobos, C. Cumber, P. Pukac, D. Lovett, K. Wirth, K. Draheim, M. Duerkop, J. Doody. Fourth Row: R. Papi, J. Reiten, M. Raus, D. Endres, C. Purcell, P. Fernholz, P. Martin, N. Goodwillie, D. Danielson, C. Pergoli, J. Haviar, L. Endres, B. Dulany, Fr. Jolicouer. 100 Bottom Row: B. Kress, S. King, T. Lombardo, ). Veronico. Second Row: T. Cappozzo, B. Flood, M. Ginther, B. Manion, B. Ross, T. Smith. Third Row:J. Kriesa, J. Webb, R. Alesi, S. Antonelli, J. Davis, M. Schultz. ALPHA DELTA GAMMA SIGMA BETA KAPPA Front Row: R. Klinkenburg, D. Puetz, G. Fontaine, D. Klaus, S. Zupanc. Second Row: E. Wroble, A. Tomko, B. Callahan. PHI SIGMA EPSILON 102 SIGMA NU CHI Bottom Row: D. Kolstad, T. Kennedy, T. Pyziak, R. Morency, J. Field, P. Kane, M. Pomerleau, T. Schiilling, R. Zidek, B. Kienbach, T. Doepker, P. McGinnis. Second Row: T. Grady, R. Krueger, H. McCabe, R. Markwart, G. Trzaska, J. Fallon, M. Faricy, D. Lenhart, T. Daluga, J. Wolowicki, R. DiBernardo, B. Devitt, R. O'Brien, M. Pedicini, T. Flood, S. Wilard, B. Buchner, D. Baloun, M. McCarthy, D. Gaa, M. Kelly. 103 TAU LAMBDA UPSILON KAPPA CHI 104 Bottom Row: D. Koenigs, M. Kunz, D. Paczkowski, J. Burke. Row 2: J. Walt, C. Liu, T. Terrefe, J. Johnson, G. Schroep-fer. Not pictured: T. Smith, E. Smrecek. A.C.S. American Chem. Society Left to Rif{ht, from, Leo Simeonc, David Klopotek, Tom Frawley, Ellen Schommer, Tom Peot, Paul Kornaus, Bob Ross, front, Larry Moltiff, Marty Brutvan, Mary Wailrovich, Donna Panielson, Kay Wirth, Paula Camper, Del Endres, Sandy Rasmussen, Ginny Hughes, Bruce Salo, Dr. Worley. 106 Student Advisory Council — Natural Science Division Lcfi to Right, Mark Northrup, Cary Domaszek, Lee Schmitt, Carol Jolly, Jay Peerenboom, Jim Nachel, Del Endres, Jackie Budzien, Jenny McNichols, Ellen Schommer, Paula Camper. 107 “Promoting an atmosphere of community and commitment to one's goals and objectives was the main effort of this year's Student Government Association. Underlying this cause was an all-out effort to promote and protect student rights. A main direction was exemplified during the 2nd semester by S.G.A.'s concern over the academic atmosphere of the college. S.G.A. sponsored programs included the Community Celebration, a leadership workshop, the SNC Congressional Session and a stated proposal of academic priorities and demands. This year saw the Black students gain a seat on the Executive Board through a student-wide referendum. Former Vice-President Dean Lenhart took over President Rick Uttich's position after the busy and productive first semester was completed. A later election saw Tom Clifford gain the Vice-Presidential position. In President Dean Lenhart's own words, “If Student Government somehow motivated different people to become involved with the campus community directly, it then did in fact, achieve something profound — an atmosphere of shared opinions and knowledge leading to ultimate personal growth and community. S.G.A. Makes Commitment to Community in '73 108 C.A.B. Activists Promote Varied Activities The College Activities Board has sponsored numerous cultural, social, and recreational events this past year. The program has ranged from such projects as Yoga Class, swimming, a wine tasting party and a Weight Watchers Club to Vic Perry, Dizzy Gillespie and continuous art exhibits with weekly movies and monthly coffeehouse acts in between. C.A.B.'s newly added feature, the Video Tape Network, brought such classics as Groove Tube , Reefer Madness and Free Concert Its purpose being to provide a variety of educational as well as entertaining programs, the College Activities Board surpassed its goals this year. 109 Yearbook Completed After Shakey Start! 1 10 The 1973 Yearbook had been quite an issue this year. Campus-wide apathy and unwillingness to contribute time caused the first and second editors to resign from their posts. Immediately, an emergency meeting of the yearbook was held, calling the remainder of the staff together and pleading to any new members to attend. A completely new group of students formulated a staff, headed by editor Dave Hornung, and associate editor, Jill Klobucar. Other staff members included Janet Gas-taldello and Mary Regan, copy; Pete Houlihan, Annette Kozial, Jill Reginato, Pam Justin, Mary Elbrecht, and Colleen Carroll, layout; Kathy De Rosia, business; Bill Frenz, layout, typing, photography, in short, our all-around handiman; Dennis Corry, typing; Loretta Shem, Frank Flanagan, Ken Kapral, Mark O'Reilly, Bob Preston, and Aimee Harrer, photography; and Kay Lambert, Secretary to the Dean of Student Life, typist. Although undertaken more than six months late, the new staff energetically coerced to produce the 73 yearbook in the short time allotted. m St. Nontext Turn From Left to Right, J. Cwyer, T. Ebenreiter, J. Hurley, J. Perry, M. Halloran, S. Joyce, K. Graziano, K. Fox, A. Tomko, J. Fetherston. Below Left, Janin Perry, Editor of the Times. Times Staff Editor ...................................... Janin Perry Business and Advertising Manager ................ JoeGwyer Associate Editor ........................Mike Halloran News Editor ................................. Steve Joyce Feature Editor .................Nan Zajkowski, Kathy Fox Fine Arts Editor ..............................Al Tomko Sports Editors............ Casey Hurley, John Fetherston Copy Editor ..................................Mary Regan Circulation .........................Katherine Graziano Cartoonist ..........................................David Burzynski Photography ............................. Ted Ebenreiter 112 J. High Atop J. M., Joe Luna and Geoff Johnson turn the tables for WSNC listeners. Below Left, Ken Kapral plays the hits! WSNC — on the air W5NL, tne tdiupu ------------ tion, was revived once again this year during the second semester. Those who tuned in to 650 on your AM dial found that they were presented a variety of types of music, including rock, jazz, classical, blues, and rock and roll. St. Norbert students themselves manned the station as disk jockeys. Always welcoming calls intc WSNC, most of the DJ's announced dedications over the air Also, college activities were giver publicity, thus adding to the lis tener's awareness of school func tions. WSNC was mainly spon sored by SGA. Station manage Joe Luna expressed satisfactior over this year's performance. Als involved in the station were Bruc Salo for technical help, Johr VandeCastle, who maintained th equ,pment during the semester and Jeff Johnson for his copy. 114 Sgt. Major Alan Mitchell R. O. T. C. These boots were made for walkin'... Capt. James Donovan Capt. James Howe Capt. David Spohn 115 St. Norbert's Chamber Singers First Row: K. McDiarmid, M. Krienke, M. Palmer, K. Rohling, K. Oryall, M. Ehlinger, T. McMonagle, M. Delaney, P. Ward. Second Row: M. Torborg, T. Bailey, C. Kirschling, J. Riopellc, A. Kocha, D. Dorner, L. Van Ess, G. McDiarmid. Third Row: J. Raleigh, F. Schmidt, M. La Tour, B. Deehr, R. Scheffcl, K. Augustine, T. Walter. Top Row: R. Beaudoin, T. Hooyman, K. Ryan, P. Liebergen, J. Birder. 116 SNC's Dancing . . Swinging . . . Singing . . . Minstrels. From Bilotti's Forum for an IBM convention to an Agnew Rally, to a WBAY-TV 20th Anniversary celebration, The Swinging Knights of St. Norberts College provide a variety and freshness in their song and dance combinations. Comprised of eight girls and seven guys, the group performed at mini-concerts and before the Board of Trustees meeting, besides traveling to various high schools in Milwaukee and Chicago. Other performances of the year included concerts at Cardinal Stritch College, Mukwanago and Burlington, Wisconsin, the April Pop-Pourri, the Hotel Northland in Green Bay, and the Sureway Co. party. Combining singing and stage ability with colorful choreography, favorite selections were pop tunes, a Godspell Medley, and other musical movie tunes. The group is headed by Mr. Dudley Birder, director and drummer; Mary Ehlinger, pianist; and Jim Birder, guitarist. mmm Bottom Row; M. Ehlinger, F. Schmidt, C. McDiarmid, T. McMonagle. Middle Row; J. Ralicgh, L. Van Ess, T. Bailey, M. Krienke, K. Ryan. Top Row; T. Hooyman, K. McDiarmid, J. Birder, J. Riopello, T. Walter, R. Beaudoin. Think Snow — It's the Thought That Counts! 118 St. Nub's Band Airs Melodic Concord. The St. Norbert College Band, under the directorship of Mr. Gerald Mattern, Assistant Professor of Music, rendered sweet sounds in the college community, playing at both football and basketball games. Other performances consisted of various concerts, including a pop concert in May. 119 mmm v.' 'x.0‘ :•« PI ■ Wi ■ safe® For a Man who gave much . . . A noted Shakespearean scholar, the Reverend Patrick N. Butler, O. Praem., was named Professor Emeritus, English, at commencement ceremonies at St. Norbert College in 1971. He served as chairman of the SNC English department from 1930 to 1961 and as Dean of the College from 1932 to 1942. Fr. Butler, who completed his undergraduate studies at St. Norbert College in 1922, received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin. He also pursued graduate studies in theology at St. Norbert Seminary. The educator was a favorite among the students and was preceded by a glowing reputation wherever he went. Some of the adjectives used to describe the man were keen, brilliant, and perceptive. His great love of Shakespeare inspired many students to a similar affinity. In an initial Shakespeare class is quoted as beginning with I am almost jealous of you students meeting Shakespeare for the first time. There is a magic in that encounter and although I have read him many times and learn more with each reading, there is nothing quite equal to that first rendezvous. Under his tutorage many students came to understand the meaning of Shakespeare as well as gaining different insights into Fr. Butler, his personality unraveling in a myriad of wonder. It was indeed sad that the great literary spirit which was incarnate in Fr. Butler should depart from our community last February after a half-century of unselfish service. l?2 The Board of Trustees Left To Right: Rev. Julian C. Resch, Robert E. Kissel, Rev. Dennis M. Burke, Judge A. W. Parnell, James B. McKanna, Rev. Robert M. Brooks, Mrs. Fred H. Lindner, Mrs. Mary Walter, L. C. Roemer, Carl N. Jacobs, Abbot S. M. Killeen, Dr. Neil Webb, Chairman William Fieweger, Dr. Robert E. Christin, E. L. Everson, Meyer Cohen, Rev. Stephen Rossey, Rev. I. M. Gosz, Bernard S. Kubale, J. Leslie Sensenbrenner, Rev. John P. MacCarthy, Chandler Copps II, Herbert E. Hoeft, William A. Reiss, L. Ed Liebmann. Not pictured: Rev. C. Albert Koob, George F. Kress, Russel V. Lannan, Gordon Moodie. 1?3 Humanities Daniel Dickhut John Giovanini Kelly Collum Richard Calnin Rev. Rowland DePeaux Rev. Leonides Fresno 126 Rev. Fabian Jolicoeur Maria Le Mense David Luciano Maureen McLaughlin Rev. Harvey Toonen Rev. Bartholomew Agar Joseph Cohen Norbert Ecker 127 Seoung Lee Wilson James Regan Thomas Hurley William O'Callaghan John Giguere Rev. Vincent A. Conway Robert Vanden Burgt Fr. Xavier Colavechio Chairman Not pictured: Rev. Boniface Spellman Robert Woessner Rev. Robert Cornell Rev. Edward Stibili Mary Techmeier Rev. Bede Vande Castle Dudley Birder Gerald Mattern Marshall Moss Sadie Berman Jerry Thomas Phelan Rev. Alan Scheible Fr. Joel Garner Michael Lukens Rabbi Isaac Vander Walde 129 Social Science 130 Nat Lebish William Reynders Donald Hendrickson Mural Adams Sr. Sally Ann Brickner George McCallum 131 Sr. Irene Koszorek Robert Shemky 132 Sr. Mary Augusta Majewski Dr. Thomas Grib John Cramer David Dir lam Not pictured: Robert Kramer Rev. Brendan McKeough John Hussey John Marchant Karen Prevetti Ella Mae Scheschi Emma Brossard Rev. Joseph Dorff Elizabeth Medland Peter Strub Dr. John Williamson Peter Zernitz Brian Wilson 133 Natural Science Harold Baeten Chairman: Not pictured: Dr. Norbert Flanigan John Worley Rev. Nicholas Nirschl Daniel Opitz Thomas Howlett Dr. Edward Blazey 134 Dr. James Hodgson Fr. Robert Vande Hey Lawrence Berner Richard Poss v Dr. David Klopotek Dr. James Lang Fr. Damian Wieber Lawrence Motiff Gene DeBoth Fr. Sebastian Schalk 135 B.M.O.C s (Big Men On Campus!) President Dr. Robert E. Christin Administrative Vice-President Dr. Neil Webb Dean Donald King Vice-President for College Advancement William Murphy 136 Director of Placement Services Jack Krautkramer Assist. Business Mgr. for Financial Affairs Ken Smits Director of Public Relations Jerry Pfarr Assist. Director of Center for Student Life Frank Coffey Vice-Pres. for Business and Finance RogerFecher Director of Student Union Ted Balser 137 Dean of Men Rev. Eugene Gries Dean of Student Life Rev. E. T. DeWane Dean of Women Sharon Dougherty 136 Chaplain Rev. Mel Wigman Head Nurse Mary Blazey Reader's Service Librarian Sr. Mary Ellen Harlow Chief Security Officer James Aerts Acquisitions Librarian Eugene Bunker 139 peopte Xerox Art v,  es cx Tournaments sPfing 0. 'V -•S' Beer Homecoming o V  • sGa v NCUN' xs Cone ncerts Social ducaU« aX [H Cult Jra| Dining Service foos toa Snack Bar Winter Carnival Par er ts D ay Alumni Weekends Student Meetings Casino Night V °c ey 140 )es Peres DePere Wisconsin The Community Bank Konop Vending Company 141 Green Bay, Wisconsin FOR A HONEY OF A OEAL n Chevrolet Oldsmobile 2700 ASHIAND AVE.. GREEN BAY. WIS. 5006 • AREA CODE 414 PHONE 4 35-4J3I MACCO'S, De Fere Journal Publishing Company De Fere Federal Savings And Loan 142 Unicorn Card Shop Hallmark Cards — Candles — Gifts 353 Main St. W. De Pere 336-7227 Abbot Pennings High School De Pere Theater De Pere Rexall Drugs Jerry's De Pere Standard Service 143 Thanks is just a word ... it means so much more ... when it is said personally ... but thanks is all there is to say to so many. This book is for those who offered an encouraging word or a helping hand when it was needed most. We were asked to take over this book in March and attempted to do justice to the job we were entrusted with. For three short months of hard work it was a job very well done. So if you have any complaints with this years' book — get on next years staff. Big Special Thanx to Fr. DeWane Kay Lambert and the staff (tho small — they were great!) David j. Hornung, Editor Jill Klobucar, Associate Editor • ■ • V - • ■ • - . • . . ' v - i- - - -■