St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1982 volume:

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St. Rita 'S Hrst state hockey crown involved a lot of great action along the way against tough opponents. The team captains proudly show their spoils of the victory. 3 15 Q ' 4 mn 'W W 5+ Www. E .nf ...-us-1 0 fa, wa. E V.. W .Af M , 1 1 W' :Rb f'f4 PN ,Q xwwr wqw:ww- ,J MJ H 1, 1' JW gm E? ,i' I Y Q ig .' '? QW F V M I smn W ' Q Q MQ M -rv W ' 0 3 3- 8 -it 3 ar? EE N' we R1 ta IS not all books and grades. Wwe, is 3 time for enjoying the Ritanettes performing at a basketball game or the crowd at the hockey playoffs or even a little fun in the snow. JJIU! of '2.f-ms ' ik ,, '79 W' WW' wx A A ww ,Mx al. MQW , ,L ' 5 4 Q 31 WW' Q, Y 1345653 W 5 W M is NM' S ' s Hi-Met 1 he Mm. MW Mm A rx w,...,vnnl' 9 'V ! ' A L, n ww 1 ' Q gg2f,L?fff v f Nay 'P X F 11-W, ,nm lm fm 'W .. Q' I , ' , ' v, A' '.-gwdv - ' 0 lf, igfii-F' , -A 6 . 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The freshman tug-of-war, the walk-a-thon, imitating a teacher and watching the exciting Swinging Mustangs always keep the students active and interested. ,rr 51 AX S rin is a time for decisiongbout gn spirit, our future, our friends, our past, and our actions. Decisions are a big part of St, Rita and making them wisely is a part of growing in the community. idx 4 Q w .? - Nv- WN? J Q llhlyvf-', 6 I I 9 rf EN ,,. u , ,tw F ft: gy, g ? jgy g-gil!! ..n. .L .14 i M!- Y . . 9 1 3 ,LAQ ,,.Q , Q i ' ILS K -oi ? , , ?g Q05 uf- 3 JE A,s - f Q f' Wi - 2 f' .F g f 'W 'nf mm -' 1 4 'W U gl I-jj Band Triumphs at Music Bowl This year the band was better musically than in recent years, stated Br. Mark Thedens who is in his first year as moderator for the band. This quality was ultimately a ma- jor factor in the band's emergence as the Chicago City Champion in the Music Bowl this year. This band competi- tion featured a field of thirty-three of the best high school marching bands in the midwest. In addition the Marching Mustangs finished second in their respective category. Throughout the year the band exhibited outstanding halftime shows and was selected to lead several major downtown parades, Br. Mark commented. Br. Mark at- tributes the band's success to the hard work and dedica- tion of the band director Mr. Louis Ricci as well as the rest of the staff. For the first time in Rita history, girls were admitted as members of the band. The girls were very instrumental in the development of a truly balanced band since they strengthened the vital woodwind and French horn sec- tions, said the moderator. Despite the band's many accomplishments and suc- cesses, Br. Mark was disappointed with the periodical lack of enthusiasm and cooperation among band members. His biggest disappointment, however, was his lack of availability for the band and his inability to attend band performances because of continuing health problems at the beginning of the year. Despite these setbacks Br. Mark maintained a bright outlook for next year. l am looking forward to an exceptional year with the addition of talented incoming freshmen and even more girls, Br. Mark concluded. 1. Bob Spontak trumpets for the Rita crowd between halves of a football game 2. Dave Kairis clashes his cymbals to enhance the tone of the band's music 3. Dave lsaac's xylophone resounds during the playing of the national anthem iq , wifi 1. 2. it ,,f :,, W , ,. L- , 11 21 Vii i St. Rita stadium echoes the blasts of the tuba section's mighty music. Bottom Row: Jeanie Bongiorno, Liz Ruddy, Donna Zaczek, Patty Rapken, Claudia Smith, Cheryl Carlson, Margie Kress, Mary Scuita. Second Row: Magaret Minogue, Jose Otero, Wendy Kwlatkowski, Tom Cabanski, Dan Lukasik, Mary Weaver, Jodie Kwiatkowski, Eileen O'NeiIl, Carol Spontak, Glen Oskvarek, and Della Gutierrez. Third Row: Colleen Capola, Pamela Stovall, Tony Cundari, Dan Acosta, Rich Sturm, Hansel Claudio, Andres Valles, Alex Molina, Bob Wyrik, Roger Murphy, Vincent Stevens, Martin Sides, and Sue Rosenkranz. Fourth Row: Sue O'Neill, Glen Fairbanks, Ray Fitzgerald, Rich Nedza, Paul Fernandez, Faron Wade, Joe McCarthy, Rick Risden, Bernie Scianna, Kevin Kaisury, Tom Smikoski, and Catherine Wojtowicz. Fifth Row: Rachel Nunez, Dennis Kingsley, Ray Schmidt, Emanual Vacchiano, Paul Pendergast, Joe Melcher, Tedd Laskiewicz, Tom McCarthy, Joe Castillo, Rich Laskiewicz, Tom Scianna, Donna Silaus, and Katherine Brady. Sixth Row: Mary McDermott, Ron Skrip, Carlos Galan, Paul Kairis, Al Galan, Louis Bongiorno, Bob Gomulka, Paul Seelentag, Mr. Louis Ricci, Frank lglinski, Mr. Bob Blacck, Brian Kureja, Br. Mark Thedens, Joe Donavan, Mr. Ken Danz, Joe Siepka, and Judy Lenz. Top Row: Patti Peterson, Dave Escobedo, Tony Garcia, Rich Vallez, and Jennifer Smith. The Jazz Band: Bottom Row: Dan Lukasik, Rich Strum, Joe Castillo, Glen Oskvarek, Rich Laskiewicz, Roger Murphy, Tom McCarthy, Bob Wyrick. Top Row: Emanual Vacchiano, Al Galan, Carlos Galan, Louis Bongiorno, Tom Smikoski, Paul Kaiser, Rick Risden, Glen Fairbanks, Faron Wade, Tom Scianna. Lisa Bongiorno concentrates on her routine during a Rita football game. Glen Oskvarek ileftl and Jose Otero stand ready, waiting to give the signal that will start the band playing. ,T-Q l 4 .l ...iv- NN sw if ,Y W is wah if LN mi., A, wnunlfvvwlvl 1 ,,p,w1..-when . .gpnssr of wt W Yr-1 wwe lunar . Manny Vacciano performs a trombone solo during band competition. .A Flitanette display her expertise with a rifle while band members accompany her with music from Espana . Ritan percussionist keeps the beat with his bass drum. . Band trumpeters follow Ritanette while marching at the Music Bowl. 1 2 3 4 Despite Money Problems, K of A Keeps Spirit According to Fr. Tim Deeter, spiritual moderator of the Knights of Augustine fraternity, The year went very well. Fr. Deeter attributed the success of the K of A to total participation by fraternity members. During the year there was an increase in membership, but many members felt that the largeness took away from the closeness of the fraternity. Thus, some members who seemed to be mere 'hangers on' were asked to leave, Fr. Deeter said. The K of A's annual retreat is always the high point of the year. This year a large group of fraternity members participated in a retreatlvaca- tion to Tennessee and Kentucky. All who went en- joyed the whole experience, he said. This was the biggest fraternity builder. Nothing too disappointing happened during the year except money problems, said Fr. Deeter. lt is sad to see how money can even break up a group like the K of A since so many activities rely on a certain amount of money. Fr. Deeter wishes to express his thanks to the school for all of their support during the year. lt seems each year more of a sense of Augustinian commitment with its members is established, and more knowledge of a spiritual side to the fraternity is attained, he commented. Next year the K of A hopes to be more selective and look for people who are truly interested in the fraternity and its ideas. I hope for a deeper sense of commitment, 100ofo attendance at fraternity functions, and freedom from debt. 1.Several K of A members attend mass before the induction of new members. 2. Mark Venegas and Tom Bezinovich prepare the altar for the Offertory dur ing a K of A mass. 3. Fr. Tim Deeter prays over a student before being baptized. 1. Fr. Follmann blesses Tom McCarthy during the baptism ceremony in early fall. 2. K of A candidates bow in prayer before being inducted to the Augustinian fraternity. 31 Bottom Row: Tony Cardinale, Joe Snaidauf, Rich Pizzo, Chris McDerott, Chuck Dvorak, Ed Montalvo, Brian Sinon, Joe Ogrodnik, Dan Okoskey, and Bill Auer. Second Row: Tony Parker, Tim McCormick, Ray Fitzgerald, Mike Wilson, Tom Zolp, Bob Bresnahan, Jerry Spearman, Marc Bowers, Tom McCar- thy, Rich Young, Rich Cordero, Dave McDonald, and Jim Dowd. Third Row: Bill Kerfin, Joe Okoskey, John Ciszewski, Sherman Byas, Scott Grzybowski, Paul Dobrouits, Roman Kivenas, Wayne Racine, Jim Polous, Joe Madden, Steve Gaydos, Tim Surico, Bob Jagielski, John Loftus, George Baker, Mr. Joe Bamberger, and Fr. Tim Deeter, Spiritual Director. Top Row: Steve Kirwin, Mike Montalvo, Sam Miller, Rick Gaydos, Mark Venegas, Ed Heim, Mike Madden, Bob Gallagher, Ed Gannon, Rick Eskra, Dan Kempen, Mike Brennan. Skiers Visit Europe This year was the most successful the ski club has ever seen, said Fr. William Neis, moderator of the St. Rita Camp and Ski club. He attributes the club's accomplishments to a good, 80-member participation and a wide variety of trips. The most exciting trip for the Ski Club this year was their trip to Europe during the Christmas holidays. The club traveled throughout Europe, including stops in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Rome where they had an audience with the Pope. During the trip members had many chances to ski some of the most famous slopes in the worldg one of which was the Olympic Slope in Innsbruck, Austria. Another reason for the club's success were the six short weekend trips to the near-by slopes in Alpine Valley, Wisconsin, DeviI's Head, Michigan, Wilmot, Michigan, and slopes near Cadillac, Michigan which made it easier for many more members to travel. Since this year we saw and skied the best and most famous ski slopes in the world, com- mented Fr. Neis, lt's hard to say what is next. Plans for next year are still in preparation but Fr. Neis has promised that the club will still be going strong and traveling on many trips in grder to remain an active and popular group at t. Rita. , y, I 'V M, 1. George Baker enjoys a run down a ski slope while his friend bites the dust. , tt 21 2. Bottom Row: Emil Radosztics, Marc Bowers, Bob Arrigo, Neal lyers, John Moonan, Dan Maldonado, John Walsh, Tony Alyinovich, Ms. Junkroski, Andy Nowak, Dan Daliege, Joe Leone, Jeff Kahmark, Bob Stephens, Jeff Sink, John Sink, Tom Houlihan, and Chris Wilkinson. Second Row: Dan Bischoff, Brian Jellison, Jim Walpole, Tom Kodron, Ted Kowalski, Paul Flores, Michael Bailey, Kevin Regan, Fred Jellison, Bob Foley, Ralph Florio, Roger Kasper, Rich Hoblinski, Joe Borlee. Third Row: Mike Walsh, Chris Koczwara, John Mora, Tom Everett, Scott Grzybowski, John Jakubowski, John Sears, Jim Breslin, Dave Poetzinger, Brett Pearson, Bill Miller, Steve Matteo, Keith LaBelle, and Jim Gnoth. Fourth Row: Tom Soltis, John Felonk, Jim Borowicz, Mark Jedry, and Mike Conroy. Top Row: Tony Clark, Fr. William Neis, Mark Alles, Mike Kapior, Tom Hanson, Bob Meifert, Steve Swanson, Bill Mann- ing, Mike Ricci, Mike Conway, and Frank lglinski. Five Earn Yellow Belts The club began large and ended small, said Mr. Jack Farraro, moderator of the karate club. l believe the same was true for the club last year. Mr. Farraro was disap- pointed that so many students dropped from the club. He believes the problem is a lack of discipline and time. A person needs discipline to stick with karate. A person must also be willing to give a lot of time to practic- ing. The students that left the club either didn't have the discipline or the time to give. Mr. Farraro gives much of the credit of keeping the club going to Chuck de la Riva, the instructor. He's a very nice man and is willing to spend much time with the students f to teach them the art of self-defense. Five members of the karate club were so dedicated that they earned yellow belts in karate. They are also the five students who joined Chuck's private classes. l'm glad to it see that these boys take it fkaratet so s seriously, said Mr. Farraro. Mr. Farraro stated that the club will con- tinue next year with much the same students and the same instruction. l believe, said Mr. Farraro, that the year will be repeated X unless the students become more dedicated to karate. 1. Instructor Chuck De la Riva demonstrates kick to the St. Rita Karate club. li 1 2. Bottom Row: Fred Narsolis, James Hill, Jim Folino, Tony Soto. Top Row: Chuck De la Riva, Henry Bajek, Tony Ortiz, Andy Makuch, Tom Kronakos, Tony Garcia, Bill Kirfin, Dave Escobedo, Charles Kuntzman. Chess Captures Catholic Crown Under the leadership of Mr. Norbert Lasky, the Chess Club overcame last year's bitterly disappointing loss of the Catholic League crown and virtually cruised to the Catholic League Champions this year. The Mating Mustangs maintained a 10-0-0 record during the regulation season fgiving them 26 consecutive wins over three yearsl and thus gained the South Section Championship. We were hoping to avenge last year's loss to Fenwick in a confrontation with the Friars, said Mr. Lasky. Fate, however, would not have it. Fenwick was upset by Gordon in the preliminary rounds and Rita was unable to play them. Never- theless, St. Rita captured the Catholic League crown by defeating Gordon by a margin of 4-1. In the State Playoffs the Chess Team managed to emerge twelfth out of 75 in the state. Despite this fine finish, Mr. Lasky pointed out that the Chess Team was not truly prepared for the playoffs since 8-man teams are required in- stead ofthe 5-man team that Rita is used to. 1. Mike McGriff practices for State championships. 2. Bottom Row: Mike McGriff, Bob Spontak, Karolis Drunga. Top Row: Dan Vohasek Gerard Jungeman Jurgis Drunga Bill Gaudry Mr Norb Lasky . '-. mwwa... Games Expands The Card and Games Club, in its second year of existence, had an initial sign up of about 60 students. However, only about twelve members showed up at the weekly meetings, said Mark Kostro, club president. Even though the turn out was so poor, the club had a successful year, he said. The club meets once a week in the yellow room of Alumni Hall where they had room to spread out. During a typical meeting members played popular board games such as Risk and Scrabble. They also played other games like Dungeons and Dragons, Monsters-Monsters, and Tunnels and Trolls. The club was given S50 by principal Fr. David Brecht to purchase games. They bought games such as Auchterlitz and South Africa. In addition to these names a club member, 'Tom Ryng, developed a couple new games. Because of its popularity, one of these games, Gomadeon, brought club members five days a week to continue a long campaign. The game is going to be continued over the summer. Although this year was a fine year for us, we are looking to improve the club in the years to come, said Ryng. One possible event for the future is a Card and Games Convention sponsored by Rita, he concluded. 1. Bob Wyrick demonstrates a card trick for Mark Kostro dur- ing a card and games club meeting. 2 Bottom Row: Steve Tyliszczak, Dave Dix iSec.l, Mark Kostro tPres.l, Tom Ryng. Second Row: Jose Vela, Steve Marion, Paul Gebdia, Steve Kacys, Mark Bernal. Top Row: Bob Wyrick, Peter Sabadosa, Mr. Nowack tMod.l, Randy Raza. Enthusiasm Runs High Rita spirit is always good, said Mr. Mike Kisicki, Activities Director and Pep Club moderator. We don't have to work hard to inspire en- thusiasm around here. So in that sense Miss Whooley and I have easy jobs when it comes to moderating the pep club and cheerleaders. l'm always amazed at the number of students who turn out for the pep club, . Miss Susan Whooley, cheerleader moderator, continued. I think the high turnout is a tribute to both the spirit of our students and the hard work Mr. K does in keeping the pep club active all year long. This is not an organization that just turns out for a yearbook picture each year. They are always involved in Rita sports activities, she continued. 1.Bottom Row: Tracy Rampage, Laura Wadas, Maureen Archer, Sue Elias. Top Row: Mary Beth Piotrak, Jamie Cumming, John Ward, Mary Caplis, and Colleen Mclntyre. 2. Bottom Row: Bob Diaz De Leon, Tony Soto Tim O Connor Ralph Florio Mike Amesquita Victor lsais John Zapotoczny Frank Skrip Mike Conroy Luis llillareal. Top Row: Edward Bischoff, Steve Zawacki Tom Wonogas Mark Budziak Mike Jeracki John Kerulis Ed Kurley Mark Porlier Craig Kleefish, and Ed Reyes. SBS to Grow lt was a year of planning because of lack of equipment, commented Mr. Jim Misiora, moderator of the Student Broadcasting System. Since our equipment was stolen and we had to wait a long time for insurance money, nothing much was done in the SBS this year, stated Mr. Misiora. With the purchase of better, new equipment, Mr. Misiora hopes to have the SBS as active as it has ever been. Next year will be a year with profes- sionalism, declared Mr. Misiora. To accomplish his goal, Mr. Misiora hopes to have a program director who will establish a pro- gram log and have all of the members learn tech- niques regarding radio braodcasting. We want to establish news programs for the students during their lunch periods, and alternate the broadcasting format from a top 40 to a total album format, he said. The club must learn new techniques by listening to other professional sta- tions, he concluded. 1. New SBS equipment awaits installation in the Duffey Student Center. l 2 Bottom Row Roger Hudec Steve Waranauskas Mr Jim Misiora and Ken Falat Top Row: Mike McGriff, Mark Kostro, Mark Venegas, and Mark lckes. Speech!Drama Provides Actors Miss Sally Jo Zepeda referred to the year as a bare one for the Speech and Drama club she supervises, but most would be impressed by the club's several accomplishments. The club, now in its second year at St. Rita, performed a skit for the annual bingo party, produced seven actors for the annual Maria High School play, and supplied clowns that entertained the retarded children in the Marquette Park special kids program. They did a beautiful job, said Activities Director Mr. Mike Kisicki, and Miss Zepeda is being too modest about the club's per- formances this year. Remember that the club is still a very new one and the plans that we have for next year should really help the club become a major part of the St. Rita activities program, he continued. 1. John Schrader gives an electric performance before the Speech and Drama club. 2. Bottom Row: Ms. Sally Zepeda, Jim Howley, Sam Miller, Mark Hranicka and Brandon Grode Second Row Wayne Wawrzyniak Jerry Szczepanski George Baker, and Don Smith. Top Row: Nick Armenta, Pat O Connor Mike Montalvo John Moonan Ed Kowalski and Bob Wyrick Club Produces 2nd Pilot The St. Rita Aviation Club produc- ed another St. Rita pilot this year when Kurt Heinz left Fr. Tyma at the Lewis University airstrip on October 10th and took to the air for his first solo flight. Heinz took classes for 15 weeks to complete the requirements of ground school. He also took flying lessons under Fr. Tyma's direction. I try to fly as much as I can, but l'm kind of limited by money. It costs 830.00 to rent a plane for an hour. Eventually, Kurt intends to become a flight instructor himself. The reason I tackled this whole project was because I feel everyone is trap- ped in a two dimensional world, he explained. A plane gives you a whole new dimension - it increases your world by 330A,. Father Tyma is proud of Kurt's ac- complishment. l always feel good when I see one of my club members and students become a pilot. Flying is a beautiful experience and seeing someone interested in the field is a very rewarding thing for me. 4 . 5 . 1, Kurt Heinz gives his plane a last minute in- spection before taking off. 2. Bottom Row: Bradley Kenny, Bill Monahan, Jose Ortero, John Kalvaitus, Jose Adepez, and Tom Rosinski. Top Row: Fr. John Tyma, Tom Curran, lann Pulham, Fernando Fernandez, John Hozzian, and John Dormin. Cooperation Sparks Chorus I was very satisfied with the chorus this year, said Br. Mark Thedens, Chorus moderator. They cooperated magnificently throughout the year and displayed a great will- ingess to work. This devotion led to one of Br. Mark's easiest years of directing since he assumed the role of chorus director. They performed extraordinarily well at the Alumni Mass in October, he said. Their best performance, however, was at the Spring Festival, which included the chorus for the first time. ln spite of the chorus' achievements, Br. Mark still would like to have done more for the club. Health problems, however, prevented this. Unfortunately, the prospects for next year seem bleak. We will be losing 12 talented seniors which is about one-third of the chorus, explained Br. Mark. ln order for the club to be successful next year, we have to do a lot of recruiting, he concluded. 1. Chorus members exert their vocal cords in order to attain the proper fone. 2. Bottom Flow: Flon Bandyk, Brian Banach, Tony Cundari, Greg Darnell Bob Adas Kevin Feeley Tony Garcia and Steve Marion Br Mark Thedens Second Flow: Dan Biscoff, Jose Vela, Jim Luecht, Steve Gaydos Dave Moonan Brian Ericson John O Leary and Jim Allen Top Row Rich Young George Baker, Joe Adas, Ed Konecki, Ron Jagielski, Casimir Trusiak Ed Bischoff and Tom Smikowski . .ggi 1l Guitar Club Still Looking for Big Year Every year at the beginning there is a tremendous amount of interest in joining the club, said Guitar moderator Miss Susan Junkroski, but that in- terest wanes as the year goes on. I think everyone wants to play guitar until they see how much work it takes to get good at it. The club gets together for practice sessions and some members perform with Miss Junkroski at several of the school's religious functions. I am not necessarily looking for students who are experienced musi- clans, Miss Junkroski continued. I am willing to work with novice guitar players and teach them to play suc- cessfully. But they have to be willing to work in order to play music others will enjoy. 1.Tom O'Dowd practices moves on the folk guitar. 2. Bottom Row: Ms. Junkroski, Adrian Soto. Top Row: Tony Didio, Dave Poetzinger, Tom O'Dowd, Michael Popp, Leslie Stepan, Russell Wesolowski Frederick Narsolis. lnscape Well Received The 1982 edition of St. Rita's literary journal lnscape was the third annual publication, and, according to moderator Miss Sally Jo Zepeda, was a very suc- cessful edition despite some changes in format and publication procedures. The journal was completed entirely by the students and the moderator this year. They not only selected the material, they typed it, ran it off on the main office machines, collated and stapled it. At first I was ap- prehensive about doing all the publishing work ourselves, Miss Zepeda continued. ln the past we have had it printed by a professional printer and you can be a little more confident in the quality of the job when a pro does the work. However, thanks to a lot of hard and careful work by the students, we published a journal that was very well received. Miss Zepeda received very good feedback on the cover of this year's edition which was done by Dan Larking she also noted the important contribution of Don Smith who has convinced me to make several changes and all those changes have really been good for the book. 1. James Howley proofreads a poem for the literary journal. 2. Bob Degrazia, David Kowalski, Ms. Zepeda Don Smith James Howely Mark Krolak MW' Problems YOKI l-lurt Photo Ms. Denise Keller became the new moderator of the Photo Club this year when Fr. Donald Harkabus left St. Rita to take up new duties at Lewis University. Although the club did its best to be active several problems plagued its year. First, the space available to the club for a photography dark room is too small for group instruction, and, although Miss Keller has dark room knowledge, she could not teach her club members because of this problem. A second problem for the club is that many of the schooI's best photographers are absorbed by Ritan and Cascian work, but Cascian moderator Mr. Mike Riley believes that a photo club is an important addition to the activities program. I would like to see the club become a training ground for young Rita photographers and I hope that despite the problems the club has encountered, Miss Keller will continue to work with her organization, he said. 1. Chris Garla photographs an exciting event in the St. Rita neighborhood. 2. Bottom Row: Mike Conway, Don Smith. Top Row: Gary Abromaitis, Chris Garla, Ms. Keller, Tom Fitzgerald, Danny Maldinado, Henry Bajik, David Blyskal, Bart Dormin. Interest High in New Club This year saw the beginning of a new activity at St. Rita - the autofmechanics club. Due to the efforts of Mr. Mike Kisicki, Activities Director, and Mr. Hank Heim, moderator of the new club, the mere idea of an autofmechanics club at St. Rita became a fact. Three car motors were donated to the school for use by the club, and a section of T-12 was set aside for a class for the club. The school financed the purchasing of tools with which to work on cars and the materials needed to build the classroom. I was very pleased with the club, said Mr. Heim. However, the students themselves became quite disap- pointed. We had a very late start tNovember or Decemberl which limited us to working inside on the car motors as op- posed to experimenting with whole cars. According to Mr. Heim the club had to start from scratch. We did not even have a room to work in. We had to spend about two months building our room and selecting the needed tools. Many of the members were discouraged by this delay and left the club. Even with the late start, though, the club members did get to do much work on the car motors and even did some work on Mr. Heim's car. Next year promises to be a good one for the autolmechanics club in the eyes of Mr. Heim. We will not have all the preliminary work that we had this year. The students will be able to start right in working on cars. Mr. Heim hopes to bring allihe students up to the same level and to actually work on some of the students' cars. 1. Members of the auto club work on an engine in a special section of T-12. kg. IYVWTR 2. Bottom Row: E. Heim, R. Passamentt, R. Kurzydlo, R. Nikonsuk, J. Dalberti, L. Regovic. Second Row: J. La Boske, M. Mata, C. Hood, C. Tucci, S. Passament, S. Kirkolis. Third Row: B. Greenhill, J. Gallardo, R. Matkovich, T. Boehm, J. Koch, H. Heim tMod.J, R. Rzasa. Top Row: D. Wantroba, C. Trusiak, T. McCormick, B. Connors, G. Darnell. g Learn It by Doing It The electronics club had a very active year. There was always something to do, com- mented Chris Moxley, a member and vice- president of the club. According to Chris the club directed a majority of its efforts towards the rebuilding of a helicopter. We spent a great deal of time cleaning and aligning the parts before actually beginning to rebuild it. After the rebuilding was complete, we installed a radio control unit. ln order to learn it, you must do it, said Chris Moxley, and that is exactly how Fr. Casimir Pazera, moderator of the electronics club, runs the club. Said Chris, lt is a free opportunity to learn. No one forces us to do anything. Moxley believes the club has helped him and the other members very much. Chris Moxley believes the club was more active and larger than in past years. Moxley concluded by saying that he is very glad to have been in the electronics club and that the club has been a great source of experience and knowledge. 1. Club members test helicopter they constructed, Bottom Row: Douglas Wojtczak, Ed Kloss, Mike Pertel, Phillip Foley, Jerry Dedic, Peter Meizis. Second Row: Mario Mendez, Ed Fabin, John Goluch, John Lebak, Antonio Soto. Top Row: Steve Daily, Andy Ftegets, Martin Lopez, Ray Zuniga, Joe Siepka, Jesus Davalos, Vim Czarnecki, John Rezny, Chris Moxley, Kent Munro, Hank Frankiewicz, Fr. Pazera, Gerard Jungman. Spanish N.H.S. Joins Honor Clubs Several high ranking seniors brought honor to themselves and to the school through their participation in two national high school societies - the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society - and through their per- formance on A.C.T. examinations which granted them the distinction of Illinois State Scholars. The newcomer at St. Rita was the Spanish N.H.S. with moderator Miss Susan Junkroski. The student organization is related to the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese, an organization that the language teachers belonged to for several years. Each year the AATSP would send us a letter about the Spanish National Honor Society, and we finally decided that we had enough students to form a local branch of the society, Miss Junkroski explained. Fifty students joined the St. Rita SNHS chapter and officers were elected and an induction ceremony was being planned when the illness of Miss Junkroski brought the activity to a screeching halt. I'm a little disappointed that we couIdn't have accomplished more this year, but you can't control your health, she explained. The purpose of the organization is to give the students a deeper familiarity with the Spanish culture, and the St. Rita branch may eventually function as a service organization as well. We may do some work with the Spanish community of the south side, the moderator explained. Right now I'm pleased with the enthusiasm and willing to let the organization take any shape the students want it to. The National Honor Society which has long been established at St. Rita underwent a change in moderator this year as Mr. Donald Racky passed the leadership on to Mr. Joseph Bamberger. This year, as in the past, the members helped with eighth grade registration night, parent-teachers night, and the entrance examination. ln September the school will spon- sor a banquet for students who are being inducted into the St. Rita chapter of the NHS, Mr. Bamberger explained. We will also be honoring the top academic leaders of the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes on this day. I hope that this new, fresh start at the beginning of the school year will be an indication of a very active year for the NHS, he continued. The schooI's amount of Illinois State Scholars remained very consistent with previous graduating classes although the amount of college scholarships awarded to graduates increased considerably. I am pleased with this senior class, Mr. Bamberger said. They have done an outstanding job in their scholarship and their leadership for the school. nh-f K K National Honor Society: Cleft to rightl Bottom Row: Rich Young, Tony Krokos, Henry Frankiewicz, Mark Kostro, Tim Gerich, Jose Vela, Juan Mora. Second Row: AI Galan, Bob Svidron, Bob Szarzynski, Craig Kleefich, Mike Lannan, Tom O'Dowd, Gary Stanek - Moderator Mr. Bamberger. Third Row: Rodger Murphy, John Schmidt, Scott Burger, Joe Kastelic, George Gonzolez, Jeff Porter, Steve Marion. Fourth Row: Bob Bischoff, Ted Koziol, Randy Rzasa, Steve Waranauskas, Neil Lynch, Mike McGriff, Ken Partyka. Fifth Row: Pete Sabadosa, Joe Bucz, Jesus Davalos, Brian Shortall, Jim Slivka, Dave Petit. Illinois State Scholars: Bottom Row: Jim Slivka, Bob Szarzynski, Tony Krokos, Joe Kastelic, Tim Gerich, Henry Frankawicz, Jose Vela, Mark Kostro, Mark Buford. Top Row: Fr. David Brecht, Brian Erickson, Mike Lannan, Rich Young, Bob Bischoff, Steve Waranauskas, Steve Marion, Dave Sakalys, John Schmidt, Mike McGriff, Randy Raza, Tom O'Dowd, Jesus Davalos, Rodger Murphy, Scott Burger, Mr. Joseph Bamberger. ..-,nm Spanish N.H.S.: Bottom Row: John Zerdin, Charles Vojoak, Tommy Payne, Felix Zaczev, Fawzi Saad, Scott Burger. Second Row: Herman Gonzalez, Mike Brooks, Jose Vela, Marco Soriano, Pepe Romas, Fernando Velazquez, Ronald Reagan, George Beisch, Tim Gerich, Jonathan Lorenz, Juan Carlos, An- thony Krokas. Third Row: Alfonso Galan, Steve Marion, Anthony Garcia, Mike Garvey, John Schmidt, George Gonzalez, Joe Kastelic, Alex Mojica, Robert Manrique, Dennis Kingsley, Brian Kureja, Fourth Row: Steven Young, Tom O'Dowd, Tom Everett, Bob Bischoff, Joe Martaratz, David Sakalys, Mike McGriff, Juan Burke, Steve Daily, Jose Bucz. Top Row: Bill Gaudry, Dave Craig, Tom Healy, Hank Velazquez, Jesus Davalos, Susan Junkroski, Roberto Szarzynski, Richy Young, Gerald Koch, Chris Rizzi. Tutors Merge This year's math club had to adjust to a new organization since Mr. John Bulanda, the previous moderator, left after last year. The math tutors were joined with the science tutors to form one club. The math and science tutors are now co-moderated by Ms. Susan Whooley, chemistry teacher, and Mr. Larry Genge, math teacher. Ms. Whooley believes that the club is an asset to the school. The tutors are ready and willing to assist students with problems in math or science, she said. The only problem is that the students don't take advantage of this aid. According to Ms. Whooley the students come for help mainly before the end of the quarter with the hope of being able to raise their grades. Ms. Whooley plans to better organize the club next year. We will assign students to particular tutors. lt's still up to the students, though, to come to us for help. Mr. Genge believes that the tutors are a good bunch of kids who sacrifice to be at school a little earlier every day, l thought they did a very good job and was very disappointed not to be able to take them out for pizza because of the lack of funds. Mr. Genge does believe that the club will continue to help -- students in the future. 1. Tony Garcia works on an experiment in order to help a chemistry student who is having problems. 2. Bottom Flow: Gary Stanek and Tony Krokos. Second Flow: Steve Marion and Al Galan. Top Flow: Ms. Sue Whooley, Tony Garcia, Henry Frankewicz, Joe Kastelic, Bob Svidron, Chris Moxley, Steve Tyliszczak, Jose Vela and Mr. Larry Genge. Wi'll3f,'f ff ' Weights Provide Discipline l joined the weightlifting club because I wanted to increase my strength and I thought being in an organizaton would give me a sense of discipline, said club member Bob Szarzynski. I've tried other sports, like jogging, for example, but I have a tendency to give up after I start to lose interest. You buy equipment for each new sport, find someone else who's as interested as you, and at first you're real en- thusiastic, he continued. But it doesn't take long before the initial enthusiasm wears off and you realize getting in shape is hard work, he said. Membership in the weightlifting club was small this year but moderator Mr. Jim Angsten is making plans for in- creasing the size of the club and the size of the members in 1982-83. 1. Chuck Maylee assists Wally Leignorb during a session of the weightlifting club. 2. Mike Hanson spots Tom Milton while Tom bench presses 145 pounds. 3. Bob Bobich stops for a breath of air between tiring sets of dips. 62 recom room E , H Parent Crganizations Add to Overall Pride at Rita The adult organizations of St. Rita include the Mothers and Fathers Clubs, the Hockey and Band Boosters, and the Alumni, and, according to Development Director Mr. Thomas Brodnicki, they are a significant and important source of support to our school. Not many people realize how active the clubs are, Mr. Brodnicki continued. Because many of the clubs' ac- tivities are held after the regular school hours they are not as obvious as the things that happen in the classrooms from eight to three. A list of some of the activities that the organizations sponsored this year will prove Mr. Brodnicki's point: -Sunday Bingos every Sunday of the year -The St. Rita Smoker -Parents Weekend -The Football Banquet -The Hockey Banquet -The Turkey Raffle -Three Ad Books -Ushering at dances and sports events -The Fashion Show -The Faculty Christmas Party -The Installation Dinner -The Past Presidents Party -The Square Dance -The Spring Festival -The Christmas Dinner -The Homecoming Half Time Show -The Homecoming Hospitality Room -The Alumni Golf Outing -The Memorial Mass -The Alumni Reunion -The Alumni Newsletter Without their efforts and constant support, said Prin- cipal Fr. David Brecht, St. Rita would surely be a different place. 1. Dad cheers on football team while keeping order in the stands. 2. Moms pose with Santa at Mother's Club Christmas party. V' x W ' 'fs E , A ' ,S hz wi ,A PM A J , , -Q Q L fr 'ff' I .1 . I F yn el Mm .10 Ji. I pr ,H 1. Fellow mother's club members give a hand to Mrs. Russel, Mother ofthe Year. 2. New Mother of the Year is crowned at mother's club banquet. 3. Dave Cronin and Bobby Valentine carry number one after winning State Champion ship in hockey. 4. Hockey boosters pose with coach Jim Misiora at hockey banquet. 'K 'N 3 J 1 ,iw HALLDF SRAM Sed we I L individualistic ldeas Help Student Council Soar This year's student council has been the most active and successful council in the history of St. Rita, said student council moderator Mr. Mike Kisicki. During the year the council brought alot of big-name entertainment such as Off Broadway for post Walkathon festivities and Steve Dahl and Gary Meier for Homecom- ing. They also brought about fundraisers to lower stu- dent prom bids like a Battle of the Bands competition and a Boxing night. The student council is a good ex- ample of the spirit of St. Rita, Mr. Kisicki said. They were able to initiate more pep rallies and were even able to think of a way to get players in contact with every stu- dent ofthe school in a new type of pep ralIy. The student council was also able to give Rita the lowest prom bid ever in St. Rita. The prom had a larger attendance than any on record. The student council was very active in the ad- ministrative field in that they frequently gave their opi- nions on many proposals given by the administration. We tried to get involved in the decision making pro- cesses of the school, said student council secretary Mike Lannan. There's no other way for the students to get their opinions voiced. They made proposals con- cerning the dress code, dismissal times, late detentions and many others. The council this year was very individualistic, com- mented Mr. Kisicki. They're not influenced by anyone's title, age or position. I don't tell them what to do - they just take my suggestions and ideas as equal to their own and make a decision. 1. Mr. Kisicki incites firey spirit in St. Rita students. yew ,,....m.f':'Tt'....t:1,is.tigT,1i We tsl mauve' Xi, Q 2 Bottom Row: Mike Burke, Ken Partyka, Dave Monday. Top Row: Jim Gorman, Phil Hultquist. State Congress Honors Ritan V The Ritan, St. Rita's All American newspaper, an honor that places the monthly in the top 100 newspapers in the country, I has received this award for the past seven consecutive semesters. Mr. Donald Racky, moderator of the Ritan, was pleased with this year's editors and staff. Mr. Racky felt that the members are more involved, more aggressive, and more compe- tent than those in past years. I He also felt that the Ritan members have been better organized under its Chief Editors. With their leadership, Mr. Rackyi hopes to improve the quantity and quality of the paper for the 1982-83 school year. I The Ritan was also honored by the Illinois State Congress for their superior journalistic accomplishments. I was really excited, said editor Tom O'Dowd, when the Ritan received the award. When Father Brecht received notification of the Congress's action he immediately informed Mr. Ftacky and told him that he wanted to make the presentation over the P.A. system after 1st period announcements. Both Fr. Brecht and Mr. Ftacky agreed that the editors of the paper should be present for the announcement, but they decided they would not tell them why they were being called tothe activities office. I thought at first that we must have done something wrong, claimed editor Dave Sakalys. lt was a perfect surprise. None of us had any idea what was about to happen. Later in the year the editors and Mr. Racky were honored at the pep rally during pride week. This has been a very good year for the newspaper, said Activities Director Mr. Mike Kisicki. lt's pretty unusual to see a newspaper receive the honor and notoriety that the Ritan gets. In most high schools nobody even knows who the newspaper editors are. Our paper really is exceptional and that's a great tribute to Mr. Flacky and his editors, Mr. Kisicki continued. Although two of the four chief editors will be lost to graduation at the end of 81-82, Mr. Racky and his staff are confident of continuing the All American streak. The system we have developed over the years ensures a pretty high level of con- sistency, Mr. Racky commented. I expect to have another good year with the new editors and new staff members because they will get a lot of help from our veterans staff members. K v I ! Ritan Editors: fleft to rightl Ted Matula, Mr. Don Flacky fModeratorl, Tom O'Dowd, Bob Svidron, Dave Sakalys, Mike Kuper, Darius Matonis, and Jon Lorenz. 1. Editors Dave Sakalys, Bob Svidron, and Tom O'Dowd collaborate during a Ritan paste-up. 2. Moderator Don Flacky and Dave Sakalys accept a plaque marking the Ritan's All-American Award. 31 my gh yy 2l 3. Bottom Row: Mark Venegas, Tim McCarthy, Mike Kuper, Chris Polick, Paul Gebia, Gary Svidron, and Mike Nesnidal. Top Row: Max Mercy, Tim Gerich, Henry Frankiewicz, Terry Childers, Dan Daliege, Rolando Martinez, Mark Kostro, Jose Vela, Mark Buford, Dennis Kingsly. Top Flow: Bob Szarzynski ' Mark Bernal, John Gremer, Tom Chronakos, Steve Daley, Felix Hansen, and Tim O'Neil. y Cascian Attempts Color Experiment The major news for the yearbook this year is the color photography that is being used, commented Cascian moderator Mr. Mike Riley. For the first time that we know of a high school is using over 100 pages of color in a yearbook. We have asked the publisher and he claims that he has never seen this done before anywhere in the country, he continued. For several years the Cascian has printed an opening sec- tion and its senior section in color. The regular budget of the book provides for the high cost of opening color, but in order for the seniors to have their pictures in color in the book they pay an additional five dollars for their yearbook. This year the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes were polled for their opinion on paying five dollars for their pictures being in color. The results were pretty surprising, Mr. Riley explained. The students seemed to be very, very supportive of the idea. And we have had no trouble in col- lecting the five dollar fee. The end result of the color experiment will be a 32 page opening section of color and all class sections will be in col- or, Mr. Riley continued. I think the best way to look at this year's book is as an experiment. We have tried several new things that we are feeling a little shakey about, but I think overall the quality of the book will be pretty high. 1. Mark Kostro develops a layout for a yearbook division page. J . it 2. Ken Falat fphoto editorj, Tony Krokos fasst. editorj, Mike McGriff feditorj, Mr. Mike Riley fmoderatorl, Bob Svidron fasst editorl Steve Waranauskas feditorl, Bob Szarzynski leditorl, and John Schmidt feditorl. 11 31 Yyys Bottom Row: Len Edling, Mark Jedry, Tony Krokos, and Mark Kostro. Top Row: John Brown, Scott Grzy Bowski, Jim O'Derges, Rolando Martinez and Jesse Martinez. Mike McGritf completes a sports layout for a yearbook deadline. Bob Szrazynski checks some facts before writing an article for the yearbook. Aw. 7 F! 'B ll un- ' nn-1-M-Q, M? -4, TD Hockey Team Becomes State Champs When asked to describe the 1981-82 hockey season, hockey coach Jim Misiora responded, lt was great, excellent, outstanding, super, spectacular, and very satisfying for the coach and players. Mr. Misiora attributes the great success of the 1982 Illinois State Champion Hockey Team AAA Class to a team who knew what their roles were and accepted them - a team which never gave up. Out of the 19 members on the varsity team, only one player didn't compete before high school. The team was experienced in organized play, and the team's suc- cess proved it, added Mr. Misiora. The five senior players provided great leadership for the team. Another great plus for the hockey team was the excellent spirit and pride that the whole St. Rita community showed dur- ing the season. This year was the first year I have seen so much student support since the Kennedy Cup in 1974-75, declared coach Jim Misiora. The fans made all the games more enjoyable by 'firing up' the team and coaches. Some individual highlights include: senior Bob Valentine was named the Most Valuable Player in the Catholic League, along with Valentine, teammates Jeff Bollman, Dave Cronin, Matt McCurrie, and Al Broniewicz participated in the Catholic League All-Star game. , Next year Coach Misiora hopes to have an encore and live up to the title of 'Illinois State Hockey Champions, AAA Class of 1982'. Next year's Catholic League teams will be pscyhed up for us, and we hope to do as well as possible during the Catholic League season, the Kennedy Cup competition, and the State Playoffs again, added Coach Misiora. For now we are the CHAMPS! Front Row: John Niestrom, Jeff Bollman, Bob Valentine, Jeff Schaff, Brian Sabatino, Dan Petriekis, Al Broniewicz, Brian Sheedy, Jeff Kerney, Coach Salerno. Back Flow: Coach Dadas, Mario Vlllalobos, Len Edling, Steve Anderson, Mark Sheedy, Matt McCurrie, Bill LeBeau, Mike Wilford, Dave Cronin, Scott Paluch, Ed Dockus, Head Coach Jim Misiora. .J ty - , ,, ff ,-Z' Q, Q V . s 5 i its if if Q... I 1.Scott Paluch awaits anxiously for the faceoff in State , gp Championship game against Lyons Township. W N WM , 2. Bob Valentine readies himself for a check at a St. MM' . Lawrence game. 3. Matt McCurrie races down the ice while expecting pass from teammate. 4. Trying to retrieve the puck first, Brian Sabatino uses his excellent skating ability on the ice at Ballard lce Arena. X John Neistrom fights for control of the puck in St. Laurence game. Mario Villalobos takes a defensive position near the blue line at Saints' Spectrum lce Arena. Skating near the bench, Dan Petriekis glides down ice toward the action. Dave Cronin tries stopping a slapshot during the State Championship game. Mike Wilford looks with anticipation across the rink as the puck heads for Lyon Township's net. 'N r in Tl it i N I f S V sneswmff t 4 4. 'JK . Rf 2 in I 4. ff' X 1 Bottom: Dave Ciciora, Ken Baran, Paul Sanchy, Al Galan, Dan Scholl, Jeff Kahmark, Ron Bedore, Mark Baranowski. Top: Nick Kallenback, Rich Baran, l Steve Shupien, Matt Petrich, Mike Flynn, Many Vacchiano, Steve Anderson, Tom Kochianarchi, Chuck Herling. .ls l I Y I 0' 4 ,,i, 1. Looking for an open man to pass to, Dave Cronin stick handles past Mt. Caramel defenders. 2. Al Broniewicz watches his shot bounce off goal post in Notre Dame game. 3. Goalie sensation Jeff Bollman makes a fantastic save against a St. Laurence breakaway. Mustangs Take 2nd in League lt was a disappointing year for the teamg our expec- tations, however great they might have been, were not met, commented Head Coach Pat Cronin. We are not sure what the reason was for our season's faults - maybe the injuries to our key players or our tough schedule. It was just one of those years. The Running Mustangs ended the season as runner- up in the Catholic League Playoffs, a 6-5 record overall, and second place in the League's South Section. We did have some fine performances this year, Coach Cronin commented. Ron Weissenhofer was named to the All-State and All-Catholic Teams, and Bill Mulchrone was named All-Catholic, aIso. Even though Coach Cronin heads into his 25th year of coaching, his philosophy on winning remains the same from year to year. No club can win consistently without senior experience. Next year's team will only have three returning starters from this year's team. We will be inexperienced at the start of the season, but by the time we reach the season's end and our toughest games of next year iagainst De LaSalle and St. Laurencel, the team will be ready to take on any opponent. Next year's schedule is in our favor because we play the easier teams in the beginning of the year and the harder teams either at the end of the year or in St. Rita Stadium. Coach Cronin said. With the help of the assistant coaches, senior leadership, and 'Lady Luck', the team will bring home a Championship Trophy. 2 3 1. Joe Kelly prepares to let a bomb fly from his hand to an awaiting receiver. 2. Matt Nolan evades the grip of a Gordon defenseman. 3. Phil Hulquist twists to avoid a Br. Rice man while running downfield. 4. Rita lineman dives to recover a fumbled pass to a Gordon man. 5. Brian Coe turns on his heels in order to go out for a pass. Bottom Row: Coach Martin Quinn, Coach Ray Jagielski, Coach Jim Angsten, Eri Cotton, Dennis Graham, Terry Quinn, Gerald Dix, Mike Graney, Tom Porter, Steve Schaller, Al Letorneau, Joe Kelly, Bob Gallagher, Ed Gannon, Ken Brown, Charles Washington, Al Zaleski, Bradley Price, Mark Kelly, John Griffin, Dan O'Brien, Coach Bob Craig, and trainer Mark Klein. Middle Row: Coach Woody Urchak, Coach Jerry Monti, Coach Ray Bugal, Mark McGowan, Dan Foys, Chris Rizzi, Joe Knowski, Pete Mixan, Tim Murney, Tom Flaherty, Zenon McHugh, John Scott, Ken Partyka, Bill Mulchrone, Rich Peters, Joe Jenkins, Ron Weissenhofer, Tony Boyd, Dave Knowski, Tom Lynch, Coach Pat Cronin, Coach Bill Brady, manager Dave Grybak, Coach Jim Prunty, and Athletic Director Mr. Jim Segredo. Top Row: Jim Bochenczyk, Jerry Plant, Craig Johnson, Dan Larkin, Ted Kerrigan, Matt Nolan, Jim Gorman, Phil Hul- quist, Mike Lannan, Mike Staudacher, John Martin, Alan Ford, Tony Sciallaba, Mark Porlier, Dan McCormick, John Gremmer, Ron Gapski, Brian Coe, Jeff Doody, and manager John Riordon. t si t 4 I Q' J wif' . - ?i3l'iF?EJ5FlW lelifisiifi: 9.2 Jig' Bottom: Dan Kress, Mike Graney, Jim Bromley, Joe Lombardo, Terry Quinn, Paul Sheridan, Bob Carrillo, Derek Miles, Norman Powe, Charles Washington. Middle: Coach Jim Prunty, Dale Robinson, Ed Urbanak, Chris Larkin, Matt McQuaid, Jim Murphy, Phil Foley, John Flynn, Tony Parker, Ken Browne, Dennis Graham, Coach Bob Craig. Top: Charles Jones, Tom Mulchrone, Alan Ford, Mark Kelly, Alex Zaleski, Mike Craig, Jim Dowd, Kevin Nolan, Bryan Nieciak, John Schmitt, John Griffin. 'T E' 1. Senior Jerry Plant gets ready to cover DeLaSalle's split end. 2. The team huddles around coach Cronin for a prayer before the Gor- don Tech game. 3. Bradley Price sprints onto the field before the start of the Home Game against DeLaSalle. 4. Seniors Bill Mulchrone and Rich Peters step up to the line to take defensive positions in Gordon Tech game. 5. Joe Jenkins paves the way for runningback Matt Nolan. l 6. Coaches Monti and Brady help coordinate the plays from the press box. 7. Quarterback Joe Kelly scrambles as he looks downfield for an open receiver. WWW Au is Sm i Juniors Boost Varsity Team I just wanted to come in and keep up the winning tradi- tion and attitude of the previous year, said first-year head basketball coach Mr. Mike Walaszek. Winning the State Regional for the first time in the school's basketball history was a very nice end to the year. Overall, the year was successful for the Mustangs who posted a 15-11 record. We started out slow in the open- ing games, losing by close margins, coach Walaszek said. Since Bob Bischoff was hurt, we started four juniors. As the juniors gained experience, the team got better. Our program for the next couple of years should be strong. Coaches Mike Kaczmarz, Jack Janeczko, Jim Prunty and Mike Moyzis did an excellent job at teaching the younger kids the basics, said Coach Walaszek. Since we will have four returning varsity starters, next year's team will be in strong contention for the Catholic League Championship. 1. Captains Bob Bischoff, Don Mitchell, and Kenton Terrell showthe spirit F i' that led the team to its first Regional Championship. QW 2. Bottom Row: Jeff Blanchard tMgr.j, Cameron Mitchem jMgr.j, Alan Ford jMgr.j. Top Row: Kurtis Young, LeVoya Kerr, Chris Collier, Mark DiGrazia, Kenton Terrell, Mike Miller, Tony Boyd, Clayton Worlds, Eric Whitaker, Shawn Balark, Bob Bischoff. Bottom Row: Mgr. Alan Ford, Bill Eahert, Don Swanson, John Bonnett, Kerry Kodatt, Toreence Weir. Top Row: Coach Jim Prunty, Chris Malczewski, John McGuire, Tim Walsh, Bill McMorris, Mike Madigan, John Lubke, and Dwayne Javier. if fl 'Z Q 1. Don Mitchell guards opponent from teammate's pass in St. Ignatius game. 2. Center Mike Miller breaks free for pass during lgnatius game. . fm , 2. 4' . ., . Bottom Row: Kenny Cooke, Bill Eahert, Pete Mulvey, Jim Johnston, Calvin Rufus, Brian Brown, Brian Turner. Top Row: Coach Mike Moyzis, Al Mettke, Tim Walsh, Bill McMorris, Alonzo Dunlap, Sam Perkins, Paul Wetzig, Joe McKiernan, Mgr. Dan Costello. ,V X.- , ,f,, 4 -v V l 1. Tony Boyd dribbles past a Quigley South guard in the Mustang's gym. 2. Freshman center Tim Walsh looks for pass in the lane during freshman game against Joliet Catholic. 3. While in the air over the lane, Mark Balark tries a jump shot against St. Laurence in the Viking's gym. 4. EricRWhitaker sets his sights on a free throw to put the team ahead of N Br. ice. T 5. Kenton Terrell looks for an open man during the Br. Rice game. 6. Lavoya Kerr gets ready to inbound a pass against De La Salle. Baseball Eyes Next Year Cptimistically We were disappointed that we didn't advance farther in the state playoffs, ' admitted Head Baseball Coach Mike Moyzis. Second place in the Catholic League and a 33-9 overall record is still a fine season though. I am already looking forward to next year. Next year's varsity will only have two starters from this year returning, but Coach Moyzis is not worried. We will have two frosh-soph teams with a combined record from the past two years of 56-3 coming up to varsity level, explained Coach Moyzis. For the second consecutive year our frosh-soph team has won the Frosh-Soph League Title. We will do well on all levels next year, added Coach Moyzis. Hopefully our goals of becoming both Catholic League and Illinois State Champs can be met. ' 1. Coach Mike Moyzis smiles with pleasure at the victory over Brother Rice. E V: U JM n 2, 2. Bottom: Gary Deeb iMgr.l, Ron Bigeck, Gary Stanek, Bill Gardner, Ron Ftisden, Tom Hayes, Art Meyer Jay Lyall Matt Nolan Ed Kurley Sam Vega Dan Costello fMgr.l Top: Coach Jim Prunty, Coach Ray Fetters, Head Coach Mike Moyzis, Ken Feeley Tony Mlchalak Ken Partyka Dave Zvirblis Paul Tonietto, Mike Taylor, Mike Burke, Ted Kerrigan, Bob Wilkosz, Bob Bischoff, Don Mitchell, Dan Foys Scott Scelfo Paul Tonietto hurls a fastball in first inning of game in Louisville. Senior first baseman Bob Bischoff shields his eyes from the sun during the St. Francis DeSales game. Awaiting the 3-2 pitch is clutch hitter Tony Michalak. At a close play at the plate, Flon Risden safely scores from third during the Mt. Carmel game. QU IYQQQQ falcon Bottom Row: Paul Howicz, Kerry Kodatt, Danny Morales, Mike D'Oronzo and AI Zaleski. Middle Row: Al Mettke, Don Swanson, Rich Kendra, Greg Pastorek, Chris Malczewski, Martin Deubler, Mike Altobelli, Dan Fitzgerald and John Beatty. Top Row: Coach Bob Bostrom, Mike Wilford, Chris Paschall, Dave Howicz, Don Lubke, Jim Vodar, John McGuire, Scott Paluch, Coach Jack Janeczko. E, xt , +- . , . 4 A E V,,,,, ,,, , , Q J 4 ttttt J ,,t,, 3 iiii tlli L ,lll xr 3 W .- V Z.. ,, 'fi 'limi an . 01 Q , f 1: ,W V, F 1 wt J m,, i , ,, ,Z ,hivw A, , X, f iw' ,U X l-I , -- Aft-Wm 'ai F'.,w3L '5,ggy-Qsqiwr , ui:-V 'fl 1. Powerhitter Don Mitchell steps up to the plate before his game-winning hit in the Gordon Tech game. 2. Dave Zvirblis prepares to steal a base during the Laurence game. 3. Ken Partyka reaches out for a pitch during a baseball game. 4. Star pitcher Mike Burke fires a fastball past St. Laurence's leadoff man. N I Q fr .1-www ' MPS' -bl ' 21 sri ,ii Fd WV 'ff 3 Bottom Row: Gerry Kendra, Jim Rothgery, Bill Evans, Tony Serritella, Fton Biga, John Flanagan, Bob Maziarka, Brian Glynn, Brian Sheedy, and Dave Crocker. Top Flow: Jeff Balanda, Flon Jagla, Pat Morris, Jim McKatherine, Kevin Gofron, Bob Houlihan, Paul Thibodeaux, John Kawa, Jim Pell, Wally Fin- dysz, Steve Sepka, and Coach Gene Sweeney. Tennis Improves The tennis team continued to improve upon its record of years past. They finished the Catholic league season with a respectable record of 5-5, the first time they have not had a losing record. Overall the tennis team registered an 8-5 record. Our main goal was to improve on last year's performance, commented Coach Norb Lasky. Although we did accomplish this task, declared Coach Lasky, we could have fared much better. Mr. Lasky was referring to the close games which they could have won if the entire team had played well. The Swinging Mustangs even had the opportunity to defeat tennis powerhouse St. Ignatius but due to in- consistent play ended by losing 3-2. In spite of their record, the tennis team did quite well since they had such little time to prepare for the season. According to Coach Lasky tennis teams are not allowed to practice before March 1 and matches begin at the end of March. Other schools work around this rule by including intramural tennis in their curriculum or by playing with indoor clubs. Despite these problems Coach Lasky stated, I anticipate an improvement over this year's record with con- sistent play from our two returning juniors. 2. Ron Francis returns a DelaSalle opponent's serve. 3. Tom Healy strains to keep Rita in the tennis match with Hales Fransiscan. 1 A f1sQiL.:w?l: ww KT MN'-.'EQ :'fTTi'f. --1 .L I fs ,x.w,N-giilw ,, ..... ,milfs in-ef t x as 1. Bottom Row: Ernesto Ramirez, Harlan Hansbrough, Manny Vacchiano, Michael Roberts and Ron Francis. Top Row: Bob Mroczek, Jeff Porter, Kurt Aglynas, Tom Healy, Dave Craig, Bob Ruddy and Coach Norb Lasky. x nf M 'hu x :ff Ng- I, -i-..,.,f Kurt Aglynas twists in order to return a speeding serve . . . . . . and is well-prepared to Iob the ball when it is returned to him. Bottom Flow: Mike Nesnidal, Elijah Proffet and Bob Dangles. Top Row: Larry Egneg, Phil Culbertson, Dano Costa, and Coach Norb Lasky. Harlan Hansborough practices his backhand before a match with St. Laurence. Golf Needs Experience We started the season off on the 'right foot' by defeating St. Ignatius in our opening match, commented golfer Dave Cronin, and ended up improving from last year's record of O-8. The Swinging Mustangs finished their season at 2-4. ln its third year of competition, the golf team is coached by Mr. Gene Sweeney. lt was Coach Sweeney's first year, so both players and coach learned throughout the season, responded Cronin. According to Athletic Director Jim Segredo, The team needs ex- perience. Next year's team will be a young one that needs more playing time. The golf team will start to be a threat in years to come if the players continue to come out for the team. 1. Ftita's Dave Cronin on a stunning drive. Golf Team Bob Melcher M-ke 2. John Derosa putts to finish the course. : ' I W J, if at g s... rrss xx 5 , ..,,VQ. Q' .gt x- A 1 vi I vglgxffi, 1 -rg Q ,twig i . . . .. sr 9 41 ww. ff ' 5 . , .. ,.?. i V amffg- 'y. .,gl:-1slr. '- . is . .Jig I Tx A Sophomore varsity golfer Mike Wilford gets set to tee the par three, 55 yard fifth hole. John Zawaski on an Approach shot at 18. . John Duberick watches his 30-foot putt on the third hole. Bob Melcher chips out of a trip at Palos C.C. New Coach Seeks a Unified Team The St. Rita Running Mustangs were disappointed with the year's outcome and yet very surprised. This was the first time in four years that the St. Rita Running Mustangs haven't won in the District's race. John Herlihy qualified as an individual, but the team finished fifth in a race where only the top four teams advance. However, the team had a much better record than expected. With the small turnout of runners, change of coaches and loss of talented run- ners, the runners were expecting a very poor season. To their surprise, though, they won many races that were predicted losses. Mr. Hofer, the new head cross-country coach, was disappointed at the disorganization of the team. lt was my first year as head coach and I wasn't sure how to organize things, commented coach Hofer. Mr. Hofer was pleased with the teaam's performance and singled out John Herlihy as an excellent runner. John showed that he had worked hard over the summer and during the season. I believe that John was the only runner actually able to handle the pressure. In the same way, coach Hofer hopes the other team members will learn how to accept and deal with the pressure. Mr. Hofer was also disappointed with the attitude of many sophomore runners. We lack a large number of sophomores this year, said Mr. Hofer, and that shouldn't have happened. Mr. Hofer did praise Mr. Genge, though, on bringing the sophomores a long way. Larry Genge continues to be a wonderful sophomore coach, said Mr. Hofer. A new addition to the coaching staff this year was Mr. Tim Scanlon. Mr. Hofer believes that Mr. Scanlon is a very positive addition to the team. He has great spirit and is dedicated to the athletes, said coach Hofer. Coach Hofer mentioned Joe Madden as a fine leader and Mike Villa as a positive surprise. Mr. Hofer said that Kris Koczwara had lots of guts, and that Eric Welch had learned a lesson about working too hard, especially during the summer. Mr. Hofer was pleased with freshman runners. Tom Garvey, Matt Stapleton, John Barrett, Ed Hurley and Don Tuell did a great job, especially after they lost two very good runners - Jesse Hernandez and Joe Bury, Mr. Hofer said. The freshmen need more of a base and more general development. Mr. Hofer looks forward to next year. He believes that the team has a strong foundation and that the key to suc- cess will be unification. Bottom Row: Chris McDermott, Geronimo Reyes, Ed Herrerias, Ed Zepeda, Ed Hurley, Arturo Velasquez, Barry Federici, Middle Row: John Schmidt, Mike Nesnidal, John Barrett, Andy Collins, Tom Garvey, Matt Stapleton, Bob Arteaga, Pat Oconnor, Steve Hozzian. Top Row: Frosh coach Tim Scanlon, Varsi- ty Coach Guy Hofer, Soph Coach Larry Genge, Jose Fernandez, Mark Venegas, Eric Welch, Vince Ternes, John Heriihy, Mike McGriff, Chris Koczwara, Francisco Garate, Joe Madden, Mike Villa. A, we State Team: Jose Fernandez, Eric Welch, John Herlihy, Chris Koczwara, Francisco Garate, Joe Mad- den, Mike Villa, Mike McGrift and Coach Guy Hofer. Sl. Joe Madden practices his strategy for race before the start of Catholic League Championship Meet. Carlos Viramontes works hard on last mile of race at Montrose Harbor. Mike Villa strives ahead of Hales-Franciscan opponent at the Lakefront. aw 3 ' X if-3 'K-xii. Cross-country runners stretch before the start of the Catholic League meet. Mike McGriff pushes to keep up with teammate Mike Ricci. John Herlihy runs easy in order to stay warm before the race. Mark Venegas endures gruelling pain while racing in a three-mile meet. 1 2 ,ff ' fe-v-Wm. sm... 1. Q I s x L-Y. Q- ---fs--.......... E S -.... y,...-'v-Q--un--M...1-4?---v L-q Q, ...M 4' 4 .-.Jliiv-1 - h--.,.- ,.,, . + U M' .1 ..'s..4--W. ? 5 , 5 g 3? Track Coach Terms Runners as Dedicated The varsity track team had a good season as it finished in fourth place in Catholic League competition. It was the team's best finish in the past few years, but the season's highlight was the capturing of the Catholic League championship by the frosh-soph team. Coach Jack Ferraro commented, Next year's varsity team will have great depth and experience because only a few of the seniors will be leaving the team. Head coach and Athletic Director Jim Segredo is looking forward to a championship season next year. We know that the team is strong enough to compete with the track powerhouses. We participated on a state-ranked level when the team was invited to race in the Oak Park Relays, the most prestigious and difficult meet in illinois. Coach Ferraro believes that the team's success rests on the dedication of the runners. These kids are terrific runners. Even with the changing of coaches over the past few years, these kids hve managed to continue do- ing a great job. Coach Ferraro stated that normally his lack of experience as a track coach would have hindered the team, but these runners already knew what they were doing, largely due to their past experience. Coach Ferraro concluded, With the returning varsity and the champion frosh-soph team that we have, a coach has to be optimistic about next season's performance. 1. Shot-putter Rich Peters awaits the signal to hurl the shot-put. Bottom: Ed Yanahan, Ed Herrerias, Jack McMahon, Jeff Gadomski, Joe Snaidauf, Dan Mestin, Jeronimo Reyes, Bob Wozny, Mike Haas, Ed Norwood, Rich Gaydos, Eric Welch, Tony.Ortiz, Art Otega, Paco Ruiz. Middle: Barry Federici, Len Edling, Tom Milton, Paul Sheridan, Jack McGinnis, Chris Kocz- wara, Louis Capola, Andy Collins, Derek Miles, Dennis Graham, Charlie Cade, Jim Gorski, Darryl Watkins, Norman Poe, Charles Washington, Terry Childers, Mark McGowan. Top: Coach Marty Quinn, Alan Ford, Bob Arteaga, Chris Collier, Mike Staudacher, Mike Rafferty, Jose Sanchez, Greg Wozny, Jerry Plant 1Capt.l, John Herlihy, Joe Jenkins, John Gremer, Steve Kerwin, Bradley Price, Mark Venegas, Eric Cotton lCapt.l, Solomon Duncan, Tommy Payne, Mike Graney, Coach Jack Ferraro, Coach Jim Segredo. M EP- 'N ng ' ....qqMr' , 'Q . . :Mgy Q.L - , . , M t A -... 1, . I -, - .Q , fu 9' H gy, Q ,f ,,, -1 N W A My 4 ' - .A1A. W 2 A,1.,, ...,, , .. Andy Collins endures the winter cold to keep a constant pace throughout his race. Brian Coe assists Charlie Cade in setting up for the start of the first heat of the relays. Jim Gorski prepares his mind for the upcoming race. Joe Jenkins exerts himself to fling the discus for a winning distance. Eric Cotton hurls himself towards the best running long-jump of his season. Joe Madden maneuvers for a better position over his opponent. St. Rita track team relaxes between races. Despite an injury to his leg, John Gremmer manages to clear the hurdle. Jerry Plant grips his pole as he attempts to clear eleven feet. Soccer Best in Bita History We finished this year with the best record in St. Bita history, said head soccer coach Br. Frank Paduch. The soccer team finished this season with a record of sixteen wins and five losses. The highlight of the season was the victory over St. lg- natius. lgnatius had an excellent team, and our team simply out-played them, said Br. Frank. Later in the season, however, the Mustangs met De la Salle and suf- fered defeat. Because of that loss, the soccer team missed being Catholic League champions by one game. The Kick- ing Mustangs then advanced several games into the state play-offs before losing to Quigley South. Br. Frank praised Bob McCluskey as the best player on the field. Bob did a great job on and off the field and he received the Most Valuable Player award at the banquet, said Br. Frank. The frosh-soph team finished their season very well also. The frosh-soph team, however, is not aimed so much for winning as it is for preparing the young athletes for the var- sity team. The frosh-soph team is a fundamentals-only set-up in which the players become acquainted with the technical aspects of soccer, said Br. Frank. Br. Frank has planned a tougher schedule for next year, but only because the team will be more competitive. The year will begin with some pre-season games against some tough state-ranked teams, said Br. Frank. I hope the ex- perience will help the team in the Catholic League season. The state play-offs will then be like the pre-season all over again, but this time the team will have the knowledge and experience needed to be a tough competitor for the state title. 1. Team celebrates winning goal against St. lgnatius. 2. Juan Lepe races ahead to help stop Quigley South attack. 3. John Niestrom shows his baiihanoiing skins in Gordon Tech game. f fw V, K I J r st gm A , . is L' .,, at-M' W A ' an ts Q it wif , W. i i..i 1. Front Flow: In Yun, Alex Mojica, John Niestrom, Dan Petriekas, Jeff Schaff and Fabian Sorrondeguy. Back Row: Coach Carlos Mostek, Eduardo Reyes, Scott Paluch, Jose Sanchez, Jorge Tamez, Juan Lepe, Oscar Mascorro, Charles Vojcak, Br. Frank Paduch iCoachJ. 3 , ,f,, ,V77 VV V 5. VV V V VV ,. 7 4 Y V ii' . is tt rn f- . F is F a . I6 CCV' . it l i -:ty C i ' i had W rry F f A . 1 Q ' Q V' V . ' ' 'V , 2. Goalie Eduardo Reyes makes fantastic save against Fenwick. V , A' 3. Fabian Sorrondeguy steals ball from St. Laurence midfielder. WV ,f t:f' f. V fi , .. ' N . . 3 ,, , affwgf ,,3,,,.,ff :fini f' Ck . , - ... . F gt a F F , . 1 ffl F , ., f w sa. ir, at . F Q . 1 -fi N t . A ,P . M , . , ,f A ,V if J W wg , 4 ' . ' 'i f 4 My .4 4 7 v if +V M WN' W. sri' .. hx k,kV K. Ways 5- ' 1-in V sf- K 5 K, A P 1. ln Yun assists the defense in the St. Laurence game. 2. Captain Bob McCIuskey blasts a powerful shot on goal against Quigle South during the State Playoffs. First Flow: Dave Beata, Emil Radosztics, Mike Jones, Jeff Gadomski. Back Row: Coach Carlos Mostek, Mike Wippo, Jeff Schaff, Kevin Fairman, Mik Madden, Dan PetI'iekiS. Champions lt was a surprise, was the first reac- tion of varsity bowler Bob Haugh when asked about the team becoming Catholic League Bowling Champions. Brother Rice was picked to win, but we upset them. Although the team did well during the regular season, the Striking Mustangs were underdogs in the Catholic League tournament. By winning the tourna- ment, St. Rita became the Catholic League champs. The team had outstanding depth, commented Haugh. The j-v team also upset Br. Rice to win the Junior-Varsity Catholic League Championship. With the J-V bowlers from this year's team and the returning varsity bowlers, next year's team should be able to win the ti- tle again. Front Ftow John Drish Ron Francis Jim Nebelski, Chuck Nowak. Back Row: Coach Ron Nowak Mike Conroy John Labiak Dave Craig, Ed Gerald, and Bob Haugh. Brian Shortall concentrates on picking up the 10-pin. Bob Haugh goes for five strikes in a row during pride week's faculty vs. student match. ,,- L L School Leaders Seek Parent Involvement We had several programs this year that either con- tinued their high level of quality or improved their quali- ty, commented Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Bamberger as he summed up the 1982-83 school year. There are several things that still need work and many of these things came up at our end of the year ad- ministration meetings. I think we finished the year with strong directions about what to do to make St. Rita even stronger in the future. Among the new programs this year was a parent night in which the parents followed a mini-schedule of their sons' school day. Parents traveled through all of the school's six class periods, meeting each one of their sons' teachers. The teachers explained what material was covered in their classes, and many discussed their grading procedures. We have been trying consistently now for the past couple of years to include the parents more in their sons' education, said Admissions Director Mr. Michael Riley. We think by including the parents and making them a part of the whole process we will have a much better chance of helping their sons become better students. Other involvement for parents included a mandatory meeting of the parents of freshmen who had multiple failures in the first quarter, a meeting with a discipline office representative and the parents of students who were put on disciplinary probation, as well as the standard parent-teacher nights. Every year we get closer to our goal of making all of our students successful, said Mr. Bamberger. Next year we are beginning a new program for teacher enrichment. Many of them will be visiting each other, trying to share ideas about teaching techniques and ap- proaches that we hope will make our students better learners. At the end of next year we will review that pro- gram to measure its success, he continued. Overall, l think our administrators work very well together, Father David Brecht, Principal, commented. We had a very successful year and we have to keep our small problems in perspective. You can't lose sight of the many good things while working on the things that need improvement. 1. Fr. Roland Follman is the Prior of the St. Rita Monastery and the head of the Guidance Department. 2. Fr. David Brecht is in his third year as Principal at St. Rita. f up u -Q W. ' as af. st. 4 l. P45 nf mf .ar - ww it f'- 1394 sl. as I xv A .XR ga 5 4 2 s 2 lf? 5 13, 7 F l 1. The Board of Administration: lleft to rightl Bottom Row: Mr. Jim Angsten, Mr. Joseph Bamberger, Fr. David Brecht, Fr. Roland Follman, Fr. William Nels. Top Row: Mr. Mike Kisicki, Fr. Casimir Pazera, Fr. Pat Murphy, Mr. Mike Riley, Mr. Jim Segredo, Fr. Martin Sobiesk. 2. Mr. Jim Segredo speaks to the crowd at the Homecoming Pep Rally in the Football Stadium. Fr. Neis, Vice-Principal of Discipline, shows a student how handbook rules become reality. Theology Dept. an Example for Dthers SL Rita has the best theology department of any other high school in the city of Chicago, says Mr. Zimmerman, the author of several texts concerning theology. Mr. Zimmerman often sends his texts to St. Rita to have them reviewed by the Theology Department, said Br. Charles Prevender, chairman of the Theology Depart- ment. We at St. Rita read Mr. Zimmerman's books and criticize the book as we see fit. Mr. Zimmerman receives the criticism gratefully. Br. Charles agreed that the Theology Department at St. Rita is very well coordinated. There were no major changes since last year except for the addition of Fr. Van Overbeek and Br. Chis Howe. Thus, Br. Charles doesn't feel that he can take full credit for the great organization. At our department meetings, commented Br. Charles, I don't make any major decisions. We vote on everything together. Br. Charles feels that the Theology Department meshes well with the Christian Formation Department. Fr. Murphy and Br. Charles, being very good friends, are able to talk things over and make the two departments work well together. We in the Theology Department teach the students theology and the Christian Formation office gives the students a chance to practice their religion, said Br. Prevender. Br. Charles sees next year as remaining basically the same. l'm satisfied with the organization as it stands this year. Why change something that is already good? 1. Theology Department Chairman Br. Charles Prevendar is in his fourth year and teaches Theology ll. He received his B.A. from St. Xavier and is Sub Prior of the St. Rita Monastery. 2. Fr. Pat Murphy is in his fourth year at St. Rita and teaches Theology IV. Fr. Murphy received his B.A. from Villanova and is the Vice-Principal of Christian Formation. li i iiii i 2l 31 41 N-new wJ Br. Frank Paduch is in his second year at St. Rita and is also the Head Coach of the Soccer team. Fr. Robert Ebrom is teaching Theology I in his second year at St. Rita and enjoys racquetball and golf in his spare time. Fr. Gerald Van Overbeek is a newcomer to St. Rita, teaches Theology Ill and IV and is the Assistant Chaplain. Fr. Timothy Deeter has been at St. Rita for three years and teaches Theology l and ll. New Teachers Make Job Easy for Chairman This has been a very good year for the department and myself as well, stated English Department Chair- man Dr. Donald Racky. lt was a much better year than last because the new teachers that were hired for 1981-82 school year have been much stronger and more competent than those in years past. Many people doing little things have helped Dr. Racky have a smooth year and lessen the burden of being department chairman. He also says that the at- mosphere ofthe student body has made teaching a little easier. Mainly, the one thing that made this a good year for Dr. Racky was the involvement and commitment of the teachers and the students. The teachers have become more involved in helping the students perform better and the students have gotten serious about their work and their attitude toward school, Dr. Racky added. Next year, the department will become more stable since no new teachers will need to be hired. This will lessen Dr. Racky's burden even more since he will not have to explain the demands of the department and try to break in new teachers. 1. English Department Chairman Dr. Donald Racky is in his twenty- third year at St. Rita and teaches the Honors English I, ill, and IV classes. 2. In her fourth year at St. Rita, Ms. Sally Zepeda teaches English I and ll and SpeechlDrama. 3. Mr. Tim Scanlon teaches English I and Developmental Reading. He received his B.A. from St. Xavier and is the Assistant Cross-Country Coach. ii 2l at if s,,... .ai .... f Mr. Mike Kisicki is in his ninth year at St. Rita and teaches English ll and Reading. He is also the Moderator of the Student Government. Mr. Edward Dudek has been at St. Rita fifteen years. He holds a B.A. from DePaul and teaches English IV and Film Study. ln his first year at St. Rita, Mr. Gene Sweeney teaches English I and ll and is the coach of Freshman Baseball. Miss Linda Marach teaches English l and ll and holds a B.A. from Rosary College. She enjoys reading and the theatre. , 5 Q. To 'f,g5f5f ' ,- i 5 - Sf . , -f Ig f Q N In his first year at St. Rita, Mr. Mike Kaczmarz is teaching English ll and Ill and he received his B.A. from Blackburn College. Mr. Edmund Brongiel is in his seventeenth year at St. Rita. He received his B.A. from Loyola and teaches English Ill and IV. Mr. Jim Prunty is a newcomer to St. Rita and teaches English Ill and is also the Assistant Football and Baseball coach. Mr. Michael Riley received his M.A. from DePaul and teaches Reading I. He is the Admissions Director and the Cascian moderator. .ttf Teachers, A.P. Scores, Impressive This year was very satisfying, stated Social Studies Department Chairman Mr. Jim Misiora. He attributed his opinion to the fact that new teachers Mr. Jack Ferraro and Mr. Woody Ur- chak have blended very well into the depart- ment. Mr. Misiora pointed out that the more ex- perienced teachers in the department have maintained the high standards established over the years. The revived Psychology Class taught by Fr. William Neis was another plus for the department. Mr. Misiora is also very impressed with the continued success of the Advanced Placement Program. Last spring, twenty-six seniors in the program earned college credit on the high school level as a result of taking the A.P. test. These scores represent the top ten percent of all the schools in the country. What St. Flita does in one year, other schools might ac- complish in ten, Mr. Misiora added. Next year Mr. Misiora hopes that the gains made by the department will continue. He was very pleased that the state purchased the sophomore history books for the first time and hopes this support will continue to be offered in the future. I am confident that the new elec- tives being planned for next year will be just as beneficial to the students as those offered in the past have been, he concluded. 1. Mr. James Misiora is Chairman of the Social Studies Department and teaches U.S. GovernmentlCurrent Events. He received his B.S. from Chicago State Universi- ty and is the Head Coach of the Hockey team. 2. Fr. Leo Cavanaugh has been at St. Rita since 1944 and teaches U.S. History. 11 is Fr. William Neis teaches the Psychology class in his third year at St. Rita. He is also Dean of Students and Ski and Camp Club moderator. Mr. Robert Kopecky has been at St. Rita for twenty-three years and teaches freshman and sophomore history. Now in his fourth year, Mr. Jim Segredo teaches Criminal Justice!Sociology and Modern Europe and History and is the school's Athletic Director. Mr. Woody Urchak is a newcomer this year and teaches U.S. and Euro- pean History. Mr. Urchak is also a major league baseball umpire during the summer. its T2 .,,,...,. ...t. , . :aa we '-It -sa s- as- s 2 Xfbklxg Nl xi X N X use Q 3 .1 x X Q, ,gs X tw -x . wt it ,. gs !i Q it Q 2' J x T-f f Mr. Ronald Nowak is now in his eighteenth year at St. Rita and teaches A.P. European History and Current Events and coaches the Bowling Team. Mr. Jack Ferraro is teaching both European and U.S. history. He holds a B.A. from St. Xavier and moderates the Karate Club. Mr. Ron Dvorak has been at St. Rita for eighteen years and teaches U.S. and European history and holds a M.A. from Notre Dame. Mr. Joseph Bamberger teaches U.S. History in his twenty-third year at St. Rita. He is also Dean of Studies and the moderator of the N.H.S. Science to Flow Better Next Year The better structuring of the science cur- riculum is the major change coming in the next school year. We want a better flow of courses from year to year, said Mr. Robert Gasiecki who has been the Science Department Chair- man since 1980. The better structuring of the curriculum will enable students to have their science requirements filled earlier and thus open up more room for electives in senior year. With the science requirements out of the way earlier on, students can take more electives that will help them in college instead of losing that opportunity by taking a science course that could have been taken care of sophomore or junior year, Mr. Gasiecki added. Another reason for the change is to eliminate the digres- sion of courses. In the past it was possible for a student who took Biology or Chemistry to take Modern Physical Science which is a much easier course as compared to the other two. The new structure would make the student pro- gress to a more challenging course instead of a less challenging one. Mr. Gasiecki is confident that such a plan will succeed because of the experience of the teachers in the department. The experience of our department is just about unmatched at St. Rita. Teachers like Mr. Phil lgoe and Mr. John Hartl each have at least fourteen years of teaching at St. Rita and the only new teacher, Mr. Don Krystof, has spent seven years teaching at l.l.T., Mr. Gasiecki added, as a result, we have had no major problems and a very smooth year. Next year will also see the return of the Ad- vanced Placement Chemistry II course. The course is offered to juniors and seniors and is alternated every year. Mr. Gasiecki hopes that the success achieved since A.P. Science pro- gram started will continue on into the future. With the overall improvements in the school in- cluding the purchasing of new equipment for the science department, the future success of the St. Rita Science Department is certainly assured. 1. Mr. Robert Gasiecki is the Chairman of the Science Department and has been at St. Rita for eleven years. He holds a B.A. from Western illinois and teaches Biology. 2. In his second year at St. Rita, Mr. Martin Quinn is teaching Biology and Earth Science. Mr. Donald Krystof is a newcomer to St. Rita and holds a M.S. from the University of Illinois and also teaches in the math department. Mr. Philip lgoe came to St. Rita in 1964 and holds a B.S. from Western Michigan. Mr. John Hartl, now in his fifteenth year, teaches Physical Science and is one of the Athletic Trainers at St. Rita. ln her seventh year at St. Rita, Miss Susan Whooley teaches Chemistry land ll and Physics and holds a B.S. from U. of I. - Chicago Circle. Extra Help Aids Students The rapport between student and teacher is a continuing reason for our success in this department, stated Mr. Norb Lasky, Chair- man of the Math Department. The dedica- tion of the teachers as shown in their efforts to aid all students having difficulties sets this department apart from all the others, Mr. Lasky added. Mr. Lasky attributes the success of student-teacher relations to the work of teachers Mr. Don Krystof and Mr. Mike Walezek in their first year at St. Rita and to the extra help given to students by Fr. LaVern Flach and Mr. Lawrence Genge. Fr. Flach and Mr. Genge offered their help before and after school and this help was very beneficial to the students who took ad- vantage ofthe offer, Mr. Lasky said. Presently, the possibility of an integrated math program is being considered. This pro- gram would encompass the elements of Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus at four different levels and would be the first department to integrate its courses if the program goes into effect at St. Rita. ln addition, Mr. Lasky is trying to impose a three year or even a four year math program. The ever increasing demand for more years of math by colleges and universities along with substantial increases in the numbers of incoming freshmen with low mathematical ability makes a program like this ideal, Mr. Lasky concluded. 1. Mr. Norb Lasky is the Math Department Chairman and has been at St. Rita for nineteen years. He is moderator of the Chess Club and Head Coach of the Tennis team. 2. Mr. Mike Walezek is in his first year at St. Rita and teaches Algebra and Geometry. He holds a B.A. from St. Xavier and is the Head Coach of the Basketball team. ,dh ff 'Q' .iv A fi ,Sf e - ir y a arf, if wig 3, 'W G , V922 ia H, yy We . N, s...,,qY l 1. Mr. Lawrence Genge came to St. Rita five years ago and teaches Geometry, Algebra ll and Math Analysis and moderates the Math Tutors. 2. Mr. Carlos Mostek is in his second year and teaches Algebra and Calculus. He holds a B.S. from Illinois State and coaches Soccer. 3. Mr. Jack Janeczko teaches Algebra and Geometry in his fifth year at St. Rita. He holds a B.A. from DePaul and coaches Sophomore Baseball. 4. Fr. LaVern Flach holds an M.A. from Villanova and is in his twenty-third year at St. Flita. Fr. Flach is also moderator of the Mother's Club. Communication in the Class Is the Key The Foreign Language Department intends to place an emphasis on communication in the classroom during the 1982-83 school year, says department chairman Mr. Gregory Pawlowski. The future success of the French Ill and IV classes will depend on communication and I feel the actual speaking of the language in the classroom will be a great benefit to the student in the end, he added. Part of this communication emphasis will also mean an increase in the use of the Language Lab. A new series of French tapes has been ordered for use next year to complement the new text books. The new French tapes will add to the already ex- cellent stock of Spanish tapes now in use. The Spanish Ill and IV classes will be shared by Br. Mark Thedenso and Ms. Sue Junkrowski next year. Mr. Pawlowski feels that Br. Mark's many years of experience and Ms. Junkrowski's classes for native speakers of the Spanish language will combine to form the most capable Advanced Spanish program at St. Rita in years. Stability is a key in this department, Mr. Pawlowski added. Every teacher in this depart- ment has at least two years of experience or more and is teaching in areas of preference and com- petenceg they not only like what they are teaching, but they want to be there. For example, Mr. Mike Cronin is the moderator of the Freshman Class and teaches only Freshman Spanish, Mr. Pawlowski stated. The department is also aiming for St. Rita students to get involved in the National French and Spanish Contests. Mr. Pawlowski feels that the increase in communication of the language in the classroom will be the key element for achieving recognition in these national contests. 1. Mr. Gregory Pawlowski, in his sixteenth year at St. Rita, is the Chairman of the Foreign Language Department and teaches French I and ll. 2. Br. Chris Howe is in his first year at St. Rita and teaches French I. He received his B.A. from Villanova and is an As- sistant Disciplinarian. ef' .. t f N-'f-v-Mt ,.-tl-. . ,fN's'-M-f'-'-2 '..,1'f-., 5 xg , i - ': , 3g gt S H Q VVAVV 4 A.i.:,E g gf., 11- Mr gif VVIAA ,Ag. AA.X Q .IAA 3 g Vi,.,iixi. A il it ti t ii Nt A X wk 1. Mrs. Mary Ellen Creighton is in her second year and teaches Spanish l and ll. She received her B.A. from Albertus Magnus College. 2. In his third year, Mr. Mike Cronin teaches Spanish I. He is moderator of the Freshman class and enjoys following Notre Dame sports. 3. Miss Susan Junkrowski is teaching Spanish ll in her second year at St. Rita and is moderator of the Spanish N.H.S. and Guitar Club. 4. Br. Mark Thedens is teaching in his twentieth year at St. Rita. He is also moderator of both the Band and Chorus. Drafting Class Not to Return For the first time in the Industrial Arts Department, St. Rita had a College level Drafting course. The course offered col- lege credit for high school work without taking a special test, as in the Advanced Placement courses offered in other departments at St. Rita. The students who took the course earned their credit at the end of the year automatically, said Mr. Joseph Bamberger, Dean of Studies. There was a full class and every student earned some credit for his work, however the course will not return next year because of low student interest on the course surveys. Next year will mark the return of Br. Joseph Fisher to teach the Art class. I am glad to see Br. Joe come back to St. Rita because his presence is a real plus for this department and St. Rita as a whole, concluded Mr. Bamberger. ff-'TM tus' 1. Mr. Jim Economakos is the Woodshop and General Shop teacher and has been at St. Rita for thirty years. 2. Mr. Paul Rupprecht taught the College Drafting course this year at St. Rita. 3. Mrs. Charlene Beatle taught the newly revived Art class at St. Rita this year. 4. Mr. Florian Dodge is in his twenty-eighth year at St. Rita and teaches Drafting I and ll and Architectural Drawing. M-N'-'st f '4' 9 Keller a Plus for Data I was concerned about the future of the Data classes when Br. Joseph Fisher was transferred last year but we have found a very capable replacement in Ms. Denise KeIler, stated Dean of Studies Mr. Joseph Bamberger. Because of her work, interest in the Data classes has in- creased. For the first time in the history of the school, an aptitude test was given to find the most capable students from the many that expressed interest in the surveys for next year. Ms. Keller also got some of her students to enter the Computer Science Fair at Loyola University. I found the experience very rewarding, said Tom Cabanski, who was one of St. Rita's entrants. I am considering a career in the computer field and the fair gave me an overall view of the computer world at large. With the expanding use of the computer, I think St. Rita provides a good start for anyone interested in the field. '1-tw' 1. Fr. Casimir Pazera is manager of the Data Center and has been at St. Rita for twenty-one years and is moderator of the Electronics Club. 2. Ms. Denise Keller is in her first year at St. Rita and holds a Ph.D. from lowa St. and moderates the Photography Club, 3. Senior Steve Waranauskas checks over the printout of his data pro- gram during Ms. Keller's class. Business Grows Mr. August Jeffery, Business Department Chairman, has witnessed the doubling of student interest in business-related courses this year. Accounting I and ll, Business Law!Economics, Money Management, and Typing all showed substantial increases of class sizes. As the emphasis for careers shifts toward more commerce-related fields, St. Rita students are taking advantage of the business courses offered here. I am very pleased with this, said Mr. Jeffery, because a lot of our graduates are heading for careers in the com- merce fields. Accounting classes are at the forefront of increased enrollment, there will be five full Accounting classes next year along with a very promising Advanced Ac- counting class outlook, Mr. Jeffery added, but don't underestimate the other business courses though, St. Rita graduates have received many business scholar- ships from many reputable colleges and universities that weren't just for Accounting. St. Rita has one of the most complete and thorough Business departments for a high school in the country and will better serve the increased need for people in the commerce field in the future. 1. Mr. August Jeffery is the Chairman ofthe Business Department and holds an M.I.S.R. from Loyola. 2. Mr. Richard Grill has been at St. Rita since 1968. He holds a B.S. in Accounting and is the Assistant Fundraiser. 3. Mr. William Dorrington is in his first year at St. Rita and teaches Typing and Money Management and is the Assistant Disciplinarian. Marine Test Strong tor RE. For the second year in a row the gym classes utilized the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Program to get St. Rita students in top shape. I can't believe how tough that work out is, said sophomore Bill Langlois. But I know that I will be in good shape at the end of the course. I have no choice. Gym classes at St. Rita are divided into thee parts: tal calisthenics and running to get students in shape, fbt basketball fundamentals to teach team sports, and ici weightlifting to increase body strength. Our classes this year were hampered by Coach Cronin's illness and absence, said department chairman Mr. James Segredo. Mr. Angsten was forced to double his load in order to cover the classes. Average gym classes have now been organized by class so that freshmen are not mixed with sophomores or juniors, but an average gym class size still hovers near 80. Each year we try to improve the gym classes, Mr. Segredo continued. We have no specific plans for a big shake up in 82-83. Just look for a steady im- provement inthe quality of the classes. 1. Mr. Jim Angsten is now in his fourth year at St. Rita and received his M.Ed. from the University of Illinois. 2. Mr. Pat Cronin is Head Football Coach and assists with the con- ducting of the Physical Education during the year. 3. Mr. Charles Domalgalski is in his ninth year at St. Rita and teaches the Health classes. Counselors Aid Admissions For the past three years, the Guidance Department of St. Rita has been expanding its number of personnel and increasing its connection to the attrition work done in the Admissions Office. According to Guidance Department Chairman and Prior of the St. Rita Augus- tinians, Fr. Roland Follmann, a major improvement in the quality of the department is attributable to Mr. James Elijah. Jim has really taken over the work done with the freshmen and sophomores, Fr. Follmann commented. I find that this year I am much more relaxed about the work with the younger students because I trust Jim and have complete confidence in the professionalism of his work. The guidance office has increased its connection to the admissions office primarily because the work of the two offices often overlap. Mr. Guy Hofer, a guidance counselor and Assistant Admissions Director, com- mented, Both offices deal with students who are hav- ing difficulty with grades, teachers, peers, home life. You name it and we try to deal with it if it has an effect on the student's performance. 1. Fr. Roland Follman is the Director of the Guidance Department. He holds a M.A. from Villanova and has been at St. Rita for fifteen ears y . 2. Mr. Guy Hofer is a newcomer to the Guidance Department and is also the Freshman Cross-Country Coach. 3. In his twenty-sixth year at St. Rita, Mr. Roman Zalatoris is the Sophomore Class Counselor. MW: W 9. 1.Mr. James Elija holds a M.A. in Guidance and Counseling from Northeastern Illinois and is the Freshman counselor. 2. Fr. Mario Porecca holds a B.A. from Villanova University and is the counselor for the Freshmen. Si. Rita Teachers Association vale plums mann wh wma we an-in nm. our 141 an Wit E 3. The St. Rita Teachers Association ileft to rightl Mr. Jim Misiora, Mr. James Angsten, Mr. August Jeffery, Mr. Mike Cronin. Services Key to Growth Frequently the people that provide student ser- vices are overlooked or taken for granted because they do their work quietly and behind the scenes of the school's classrooms. However, their role in the school is essential to the smooth operation of the high school. The bookroom, for example, is extremely busy at the start of each school year when all the students are purchasing their books for the first time, but it remains busy throughout the year as it provides students with class supplies and the biweekly novels for English classes. The audio-visual department run by Mr. John Stobba was very busy during the 1981-82 school year because of the demands placed on it by teachers who wished to use the school's new audio-visual equipment. Video taping is very popular and many of the teachers and club moderators want to take advantage of this relatively new source of entertainment and infor- mation, Mr. Stobba commented. The library, under the direction of Miss Rae Alford, is also an important source of information for classes that demand students learn topics in more detail and depth than is provided in a text book. Many sophomore students, for example, use the library to research the topic given to them by Theology teacher Br. Charles Prevender. The cafeteria has remained the same for many years because the only way to improve service is to expand the facilities, according to Mustang Spa manager, Mrs. Dorothy Paulson. lf we had the room to fit the equipment, l would have a large pizza oven with at least three cooking tiers, and a deep frier, and a lot of other equipment that would make our work easier. But expansion is impossible so we do the best to please the students in the space that's available, she said. One loss to the school's service personnel is Mrs. Gertrude Marczewski who will retire after 18 years of service at the end of the 1981-82 school year. Mrs. Marczewski has seen both her sons and her grandsons attend St. Rita and will be very dif- ficult to replace, Mrs. Paulson commented. 1. Mr. John Stobba has been at St. Rita for twenty-five years and runs the A-V Department. 2. Fr. Thomas Van Thienen is in charge of the bookroom and has been at St. Rita for twenty-eight years. ,Y Wh 1 W' ... ,,.. .. Lg-1 'W' 1 T. ...,, X' gl Q.. st? 3 S P ,Q L Q , i. . . ns, -1-oem, Q L , ' tii... -an or M., .f . 'F u . biting, - emp,ix f 'xx 'Hu Wx mmwsggsw' Qu s,fv.t-mrfmqmex , 1 ' 'vt if Sf M U . zl sv-., -J l5 f 1. The Cafeteria Staff: fleft to righty Bottom Row: Joyce Talbot, Gertrude Marczewski, Beulah Frick. Top Row: Ann Grczyk, Br. Pat Strong, Dorothy Paulson, Shirley Mingely. 2. Ms. Deborah Rae Alford is the Head Librarian in her fifth year at St. Rita. 3. Mrs. Lorraine Lococo is in her sixteenth year at St. Rita and is the Assistant Librarian. Tyma Loss I-lurts St. Rita As Business Manager of St. Rita, Fr. John Tyma has been extremely busy throughout Fr. David Brecht's reign as principal since Father has continually sought to improve the school's 75 year old physical plant. Father Tyma has been invaluable to me, Fr. Brecht commented. And each year I have worked with him I have come to appreciate more and more his service to the school and monastery. One indication of Father's contribution is that when he leaves St. Rita at the end of the 1981-82 school year he will be replaced by two men - one who will be in charge of the school and another in charge of the monastery. Father's new assignment will involve his talent as a pilot since he will be servicing an area in Alaska which is reachable only by plane. khg::,,-. y . 1. Fr. John Tyma is the business director of St. Rita. 2. Mrs. Marge Byrne is the switchboard operator. 3. Mrs. Kathy Hofer is the secretary in the Discipline Office. 4. Mrs. Delores Andrews is the secretary to Fr. Neis. ms. 11 21 v-f iv I 1 . I gm. ,,,, , Mrs. Ann Russel is the secretary to Mr. Brodnicki. Mrs. Doris Tahney is the registrar in the Main Office. Mrs. Joan Straple is Fr. Sobiesk's secretary. Ms. Diane Wagne is the secretary for Fr. Tyma. Mrs. Patricia Wagner replaced the retired Mrs. Geraci in the Main Office. Mrs. Mary Geraci retired this year after fourteen years as a clerk in the Main Office. Development Big Part ot Rita's Success When you talk about St. Rita fund raising, said Development Director Mr. Thomas Brodnicki, you have to talk about the tremendous job our students do. Because of them our school's budget is in good shape and we can even make major improvements to our physical plant. This year student fund raising pro- duced a 300,000 dollar gross with most of these dollars resulting from the most successful calendar drive in the school's history. The average per stu- dent on the drive was 816 calendars, or a gross of 240,000 dollars. We had hoped that each student would produce a minimum of 120 dollars because we had budgeted for that amount. Naturally we have many projects that we want to see become a reality, and because of our students' support we have already accomplished things we had only dreamed about in the past, Mr. Brodnicki continued. Funds from the successful 1981-82 drives will go primarily to the new front stairwell for the Chapel Building, although some additional funds will be channeled to pin ball machines and other improvements for the Duffy Stu- dent Center. Fr. Martin Sobiesk will be giving up his post as Associate Principal of Development and Alumni Director at the conclusion of the 1981-82 school year to take up new responsibilities at St. Rita parish. Father will be replaced by Mr. Brod- nicki who hopes to increase alumni par- ticipation and generate new alumni in- terest and financial support. The past principal of St. Rita Grammar School, Fr. Ronald Turcich, will become the Alumni Chaplain. I hope to run a large number of small events for the Alumni this year, Mr. Brodnicki said. l think we can generate a lot of interest by run- ning reunions of guys who belonged to the same sport or organization. At the end of the 1981-82 school year, the Development Office was busy with a feasibility study conducted by the consulting firm Sumner G. Rahr. The results of the study will give St. Rita solid information about the direction the school should take in fund raising and capital improvements for the next several years. 1. Fr. Martin Sobiesk is Associate Principal of Development and Alumni Director. 2. Mr. Thomas Brodnicki is the Director of Development at St. Rita. 4-.17 W Wt 1 1' P? rrrr In Memoriam - Fr. Edward Steven Griffin Fr. Edward S. Griffin O.S.A. Born October 24, 1907 Professed September 10, 1982 Ordained June 10, 1940 Died January 2, 1982 We have come together this January morning to offer up the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for Edward Steven Griffin. Ed- die, as we called him, at the age of 27 wrote to the Augusti- nian Order requesting acceptance as a postulate. The letter of recommendation from his parish pastor was a magnificent endorsement. The priest said, This young man comes from one of the best families in my parish. Everything that I know about him is in his favor. I am delighted that he is joining your Order. After receiving dispensation to shorten the time between his professions, Fr. Griffin was sent to St. Rita Parish. He taught 8th grade at St. Ftita's and took tremendous interest in the children. He was the one who organized the basketball teams, some of whose members went on to greater things. Those who remember him during those years speak well of him. He was always a gentle priest, a kind priest, a gracious priest, a compassionate priest. Now he is gone. What is there for us to do? Pray for him. The souls of the just are in the hands of God. They are at peace. It is as Shakespeare once said, Every man is going to die once. We owe God a death. ftaken from the Homily Given for Fr. Edward Griffin's Funeral by Fr. Francis Fentonl In Memoriam - His Eminence John Cardinal Cody Archbishop of Chicago Born December 24, 1907 Ordained a Priest December 8, 1931 Archbishop of Chicago June 16, 1965 Died April 25, 1982 With the death and burial of Cardinal Cody, the Church of Chicago closes the eleventh chapter of her history since she was raised from mission to diocesan status. His Eminence was Chicago's fourth cardinal, sixth archbishop, and eleventh bishop. The Cardinal brought administrative and financial skills to his work in Chicago. These were valuable in fund raising and in maintaining support for inner city schools and parishes through subsidies from the archdiocese and the efforts of adoptive parishes in other areas. Among the Cardinal's many accomplishments is his im- provement of the quality of education in the schools and in the seminaries. His attention to the ministerial concerns is evident in the archdiocesan permanent deacon program and the fact that Chicago has the largest permanent deacon pro- gram inthe country. Tributes and expressions of sympathy from the Holy Father and other civic dignitaries have acknowledged the Cardinal's spiritual leadership. May he rest in peace. ' fm. Q i. xr in-'zfgq W QAM , N Rita Cutstancling in All Aspects St. Rita is a school that has pride as its middle name. This school not only has a great academic and athletic program but a sense of pride in Rita that always comes first. A person can be the smartest stu- dent in the country or the fastest runner in the world, but if he does not have pride in his school, he is not a true member of that school. The students and faculty know whether or not a person has pride in his school. A person cannot fake pride. The academic program at St. Rita has been rated as one of the top one-hundred programs in the coun- try for the past few years. St. Rita is one of the most organized and well-run schools than any of the other Catholic schools in the city. The athletic program is also a great tradition at St. Rita. Our teams have done very well as a whole and individually. Last year the varsity baseball team was co-champions of the Catholic League. The sophomore team had a wonderful season and fin- ished first. Football, the most popular sport at St. Rita, took the state championship in 1978. This year they had a good season and finished second in the League. St. Rita basketball, a very well-coached team, advanced to the quarter finals in 1982. The hockey team had its best season ever. They ended the Catholic season in third place and won the state championship for the first time in Rita history. The track team had a good indoor season and a promis- ing outdoor one. In the activities department, St. Rita has more clubs and extracurricular activities than any other high school in the state. St. Rita's own Student Coun- cil is working hard to show that pride in Rita will con- tinue for a long time into the future. The Council gives its best in particular activities, surprise events and Pride Week. This year St. Rita Pride Week has twenty-six events making it the biggest and best ever in Rita history. These facts should prove that St. Rita has the best and the most pride than any other Catholic or public school. - Denny Fritch 1. 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' 'I -r- i4'??f ...k if , C ,m,,-Y. w m .M Q NW? l . ww W , 1 1 ' J W In , 'J 17,-5' AMER me Q t 9 f ' HHQWF I I I Steve Kirkolis Frank Klimala Edward Kloss James Koch Thomas Kochniarczyk John Kociolek Keith Kolosta John Kotarac Robert Krawczyk Dennis Krokos Thomas Kuerbs Michael Kuper Rick Kurzydlo Robert Kwiatkowski James Labuda 1 ,L IV - ,pg Timothy Lamping Fredell Lang Keith Larson David Lavin John Lebak Bernard Leifker Joseph Leone John Lesnicki David Leyden Byron Lipscomb Nicholas Lloyd Carlos Lopez Marlon Lyles Tod Maca James Malcom Charles Martinez .,r James Lavoy James Letts Steven Losos Javier Martinez Richard Leal Daniel Leyden Victor Luna Jose Martinez Sa Thomas Mekoola Andrew Mezera William Monahan Patrick Morris fi Mario Mendez Andrew Michalski Edward Montalvo Michael Muhs Jerome Mendoza Joseph Mestan John Mielzynski David Mikulskis Ricardo Montalvo Harold Moran Peter Mulvey Michael Nesnidal Alan Metke Jeffrey Miller Florentino Moreno John Nicholson Mario Martinez Mario Martinez Marcelino Mata Paul Mauksch Robert Maziarka Timothy McCarthy Timothy McCormick Mark McDermed Kevin McGuire James McKatherine Joseph McKernan Daniel McLaughlin William McMorris Martin McNamara Joseph McNulty Pedro Meza Thomas Molloy Paul Moreno Joseph Nieciak r Eric Nielsen Ronald Nikonsuk Edward Norwood William Novak Steven Oboikovitz Terence Obrien Jose Ochoa David Oconnor Kevin Ogorman Joseph Ogroonik Daniel Okoskey Joseph Olejniczak Cedric Oliver Joseph Oncak Craig Operzedek .L f Anthony Orourke Brett Pearson Robert Pinn Keith Porlier Randy Pajak Chris Panek James Pell Brian Pemberton Joseph Podder David Poetzinger Wayne Potempa Richard Pulman Salvador Passamentt Rodolfo Perez Christopher Polick Patrick Quinn Keith Paszek Cornel Payne Philip Pignato Richard Pinkowski Antonio Ponce Gene Poole Robert Rabaza Wayne Racine Emil Radosztics Ernesto Ramirez Ruben Ramirez Daniel Raschke Terry Redmund Lawrence Regovic Steven Roa Antonio Rodriguez Ismael Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Rene Rodriguez James Roeh John Romero Armando Rosas James Rothgery Ronald Rowe Michael Schaller Jaime Segura William Shizas Calvin Rufus William Schield Oscar Seledon Martin Sides Antonio Ruiz Raymond Schmidt Steven Sepka Ronald Siebert Leonard Rutherford William Schmidt Anthony Serritella Joseph Siepka Matthew Sadler Joseph Scumaci Don Shedrick Armando Silva Robert Sakalys Louis Segina Brian Sheedy Joseph Simonetti P 144 'Wm A Y - l , y 5 rd l 'vit ' Michael Walsh Michael Walsh Timothy Walsh Stephen Weber Harold Weisel Russell Wesolowski Jeffery Wiktor Michael Wonogas James Woods David Young Eduardo Zepeda Brian Zickus Dennis Wantrosa Paul Wetzig Scott Wos Jay Zilinskas Arnold Watkins Daniel Weyer Brian Wozny Thomas Zolp Casimir Trusiak Douglas Tuell James Turbanski Thomas Turkowski Brian Turner Frank Twaroak Adam Vega - Rodolfo Vega Arturo Velazquez Michael Vieni Richard Villa David Vondra Daniel Voytas Faron Wade Scott Wagner u. Wayne Wawrzyniak Brian Whalen Timothy Yanahan Manuel Zuniga P Rita s Pride Shows Through Pride in Rita is something special to every St. Rita student. The students take great pride in what they do, whether in academics, after-school organiza- tions, or athletics. This past year I have noticed a great uplift in pride at St. Rita High School. The sports teams have been led to many victories by the support of the fans. Even at an away game in a northwest suburb, the Rita fans outnumbered the home crowd. The students, particularly the juniors and seniors, were great ex- amples of pride in Rita. Twice this year we had pep rallies in which the juniors and seniors were given the option whether to attend or not. The upper classmen could have gone home, however, a large number stayed, cheered the team, and psyched them up for the game. The biggest example of Rita pride, in which I took part, was this year's Pride Week. This year Pride Week was organized in such a way that it had the most events in Pride Week history. The planning and organization enabled a ma- jority of the students to participate. Pride in St. Rita this year was probably the highest it has been in the last couple of years. l think it will continue through the years to come. - Mike Madden 1. Sophomore Class Officers: lleft to rightj Bob Gerich, Mike Madden, Mr. Joe Bamberger lModeratorj, Don Swanson, Terry Quinn. 2. Mark Hronicka shows a little extra en- thusiasm at the Hockey Pep Rally. 3. John Dubrick blasts out of a 9th hole sand trap at Palos Country Club. 4. Mike Stachiewicz shovels snow during an after school jug. l Mark Alles Timothy Alroth Michael Altobelli Stephen Anderson Michael Aparicio Robert Arrigo Brian Banach Ronald Bandyk David Bayo Daniel Berry John Blazevic David Blyskal Gary Abromailis Daniel Acosta Joseph Adas Gerardo Alferes Rafael Alvarez Robert Arteaga John Beatty David Boer ,yn-la' ! 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Richard Delamora Paul Dobrovits John Doyle Leonard Edling fi David Delaney George Doklorczyk John Dubrick Keith Egan fu 'Ji' Dino Costa Daniel Costello Michael Craig Anthony Crylen Phillip Culbertson Anthony Cundari Theodore Curran James Czarnecki Paul Dachota Anthony Dambrosio Robert Dangles Gregory Darnell James Dedic Robert Degrazia 1 Miguel Delamora i Q + Brian Dempsey Martin Deubler Thomas Dohinski Joseph Donfrio Bernard Dudek Thomas Dunn William Ehrhart Rodolfo Espinoza Jesse Diaz Michael Doronzo Rory Durkin Phillip Fabecich 1 I A William Dixon James Dowd Stanley Dybas Barry Federici 'C Mark Fehringer Eric Feichter Edward Fern Jose Fernandez Daniel Fitzgerald Patrick Flaherty Harco Flores John Flynn Michael Flynn Phillip Foley James Folino Alan Ford Richard Fort Anthony Franden Joseoh Frankowski ' 1 Anthony Franssens Steven Gamez Ellis George Gary Gomolka Nr' Richard Freeman Christopher Garla Robert Gerich Joseph Gonzales i 4, - fi J X 3.47, Jr. '4 ' 'Veil ' ,slffifl W 1, 4 1-gh,-1 Kevin Fron Melvin Fuller Jeffrey Gadomski Noah Gallardo Henry Garza Richard Gaydos Eric Gazda Paul Gebbia Stephen Glynn James Gnoth Arthur Goewey Jose Gomez Christopher Gorniak James Gorski James Gorski Jeffrey Graczyk nn Dennis Graham Michael Graney Robert Greenhill Lupce Grazlovski John Griffin Richard Guerra Steven Guzy Michael Haas Daniel Haduch Michael Hansen Thomas Hansen Charles Harling Nicholas Harrington Richard Harrington Robert Haupt Timothy Hayes David Holliger Stephen Hozzian Daniel Jaeger Edward Hein Edward Herrerias Jeffery Hess Robert Hladik Donald Houbolt Kenneth Houbolt Kevin Houlihan David Howicz Mark Hranicka Scott Hughes David Isaacs Frank Jablonski Joseph Jagielski Matthew Jahnke Michael Jazdyk Steven Jeracki William Hoffman James Howley Steven Jackowiak Dwayne Jervier P Y Tommy Johnson Charles Jones Michael Jones Steven Jones Judeh Judeh Michael Kaley Nicholas Kallenbach John Kalter Kenneth Kaluzny Michael Kapior Philip Kaszynski Richard Keating Brian Kelly John Kelly Mark Kelly ,nk l Daniel Kempen Christopher Koczwara Jerome Krokos Lamar Lampkins Richard Kendra Roosevelt Kennerson Kerry Kodatt Robert Konrath Mark Krolak Lawrence Kubiak William Langlois James Lapsansky Roger Ketza Michael Korolenko Charles Kuntzman Christopher Larkin Romas Kivenas Arcadius Koczwara David Kowalski Daniel Kress Steven Kwiatkowski Keith Labelle Daniel Larsen Kenneth Larson Tedd Laszkiewicz Adrian Lerma John Lewandowski Joseph Leyden Joseph Lombardo Anthony Lopez Daniel Lorenz Victor Lua Donald Lubke Daniel Lukasik Michael Madden John Mahoney Andy Makuch Christopher Malczewski D Daniel Maldonado Ismael Maldonado Joseph Marnell Scott Martin Javier Martinez Rolando Martinez Ronald Matt Theodore Matula Gregory Mazur Stephan Mazurek George Mcardle Joseph Mccarthy Michael Mccarthy Christopher John Mcginnis Timothy Mcginnis Mark McGowan John McGuire John McHale Mcdermitt David McKendrick John McMahon Matthew McQuaid Jaime Mendoza Daniel Meske Michael McKee 154 if if , 'Um , YQ WZ'- ua WDW M ,, me V s ,QW-Q.s'g ,X-X Aigliiiyx I N yn Xxx 4' ff , A ' fini? 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S 'iw 'MH ia, 'ww ai! ww YW Roger Pulham Michael Ratke Anthony Rodriguez Thomas Rosinski Brian Quinn Steven Resendiz Michael Quinn Jeronimo Reyes Armando Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Christofer Roth Thomas Rough Terrence Quinn Jose Reyes Edward Rodzak Lee Rutherford Stanley Paterka Joseph Paul Joseph Pauss Walter Pazera William Pellegrini Paul Pendergast Gary Perepechko Victor Perez Michael Pertel Daniel Petriekis Christofer Pfieffer Jeffrey Pipiras Michael Popp Norman Powe Paul Pronobis Michael Radatz Patrick Robinson Louis Rogel Robert Rutkowski Li tie' sa-.pf Terrence Rafferty Leopoldo Robledo Kevin Rose Richard Ryzner v James Schultz Paul Sheridan Robert Smith Gerald Spearman Brian Sabatino Stephen Sacher Alejandro Salinas Paul Sanchez Uriel Sanchez Ricardo Sandoval Agustin Santana Daniel Sarich Jeffery Schaff Mark Schendl Frank Schlesser Gerald Schmitt John Schmitt Daniel Scholl Michael Schuler Thomas Scianna Roger Siegel Joseph Snaidauf Michael Stachewicz N J, ' M .sl Christopher Seagrave John Skrabutenas William Sotak Michael Stocks Timothy Surico Donald Swanson Robert Tague Joseph Thibault Bradley Tintera Thomas Tyzenhaus Edmunc Urbaniax Michael Urias Jesse Vaca Frank Vega Ruben Velazquez Mario Villalobos James Vodar Edaard Vogler Paul Vrbancic Joseph Wawrd Richard White Douglas Wojtczak Dale Zeiger SJ Gerald Weber Thomas Wegrzyn Michael Wilford Chris Wilkinson Joseph Wos Christopher Wozniak Matthew Zimecki Raymond Zuniga Dedicated Work Sparks Rita Life This year l felt for the first time what being a class officer really means. The hard work has paid offg it has given me a great sense of accomplishment. I helped to arrange two concerts, The Kind and MSR Rush, and helped organize a student boxing night. Both events helped to lower the price of the Junior prom bid. During Pride Week I helped arrange many events for the student body. These events helped the students to express their pride in St. Rita. Along with the above activities, the other class of- ficers and myself assisted in staging some of the most successful pep rallies in Rita history. We also assisted the seniors with their events and fun- draisers. The cooperation has made this year a great one for St. Rita activities and for myself. - Joe Madden Junior Class Officers: lleft to rightj Brian Coe, Bob Haugh, Pat Gorman, Mr. Ron Nowak lModeratorl, Joe Madden. sf. .5 FE? 5 X : , ii 4 4 4 t 455122 A xr ,:1,.w , , . 1, QM ,, Q Q 2,6 .L 'R 1. vs. we K 5' 3 bw f f Q Q W ' ' w 5 X V4 . 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W if gm w5,,y..,.. ,, i g gi, fs' Thomas Houlihan John Hozznan Francis lglmski Andy lsztok Neal lvers Jesse lzaguirre Robert Jahnke John Jakubowski Mark Jedry Frederick Jellison Joseph Jenkins James Jesse Keslutis Jodwalis Roberto Jones Gerard Jungman John Jurcev Edward Kaminski Patrick Kehoe Joseph Kelly Jeffery Kerney Lavoya Kerr Dennis Kingsley Steven Kirwin Mark Klein Joseph Knowski Gerald Koch Thomas Kodron Mark Kominkiewicz Edward Kowalsky David Kupka Brian Kureja ,fus- Anthony Kustec John Laboske Michael Lamping John Lazowskl Thomas Lederer David Lee Jesus Lepe Juan Lepe Alan Letourneau Thomas Linchesky Jon Lopez lnx , i Martin Lopez Raymond Loranger Jonathan Lorenz Raymond Lukas James Lyall Thomas Lynch James Maas Joseph Madden David Malec William Manning John Martin Dean Martini Sylvester Maryas Frank Mastalerz Darius Matonis Cbarles Maylee Andrew Mazurek Thomas McCarthy Michael McClorey John McCluskey Dan McCormick David McDonald Billy McFarland John McGarry William McGrath Michael McGreal Edward McNicholas Kevin McVeagh Peter Meizis Joseph Melcher Tony Michalak Ken Michalowski Daniel Migas Michael Miller Scott Miller William Miller Cameron Mitchem Peter Mixan Alexander Mojica Alex Molina Michael Montalvo David Morrell Robert Mroczek Kent Munro Juan Muriilo Timothy Murney George Murphy John Murphy James Nebelski Brian Neville Daniel Nosek Charles Novack Andrew Nowak Michael Nunez Daniel O'Brien Brian O'Donnell Daniel O'Donnell Joseph Okoskey Gilbert Orozco John Paciga Joel Panganiban Richard Para Paul Parizanski Michael Parker Robert Patron David Pavic Tommy Payne Arcadlo Pedraza Vincent Pellom Felipe Perez Jose Perez Jose Perez Thomas Petrauskas Matthew Petrich ,l .g 171 J Daniel Rvan Keenan Salley Kevin Salley Scott Scelfo William Pickert Joseph Pietrazak Richard Pizzo James Polous James Power George Preston Bradley Price Ronald Pulham Terence Quinn Juan Rangel Donald Rauhut Kevin Regan Thomas Reyes Michael Ricci Richard Risden Christopher Rizzi Frank Rizzo Michael Roberts John Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez Jesus Roman Juan Roman Michael Ropa James Rozhon Robert Ruddy Jose Ruiz Stephen Schaller Thomas Schmidt Robert Schultz Thomas Schultz Kenneth Sherlock John Smilney Donald Sierzega Michael Signorelli Nicholas Signorello Stan Silaus Peter Simkus Robert Singraber John Sink Michael Skiba Ronald Skrip Thomas Smikoski Donald Smith Roberto Sorrondeguy Mike Special Robert Spontak Michael Staudacher Christopher Stromidlo David Sudzus Timothy Sulikowski Patrick Sullivan Keith Sumlar Andrew Svabas Ronny Szykowny Kenneth Taylor 41. 1,1 i4 isa, , Michael Taylor Vincent Ternes Kalvin Scott Paul Seelentag Mark Sheedy Thomas Sheehan T l Kenton Terrell Jack Thomaston Paul Tonietto Christopher Tonn -,ng ri Robert Trevmo Thomas Turcich James Turner Michael Urbanski Emanuel Vacchiano Mark Vaitkus John Valtierra Philip Vanaria Gary Vanek John Vasko Bruce Vassall Mark Venegas Michael Villa Daniel Vohasek Charles Voicak David Walkosz Lafayette Ward Steven Washilewski John Weaver Eric Whitaker Roosevelt White Robert Wilkosz Michael Wilson PLter Wojda Clayton Worlds Gregory Wozny Eugene Wzorek Kurtis Young Steven Young ln Sik Yun Felix Zaczek v,. Vw, ff George Zadorozny David Zeblg John Zerdin Bryan Ziloms Edward Zimecki David Zvirblis r Seniors Gain Faculty Respect The Student Senate and Council was a suc- cess once again. Through the leadership of senior members and Council president, Dave Monday, the Senate achieved many ac- complishments. The Senate gained the respect of both Fr. Brecht and the Board of Administra- tion. Fr. Brecht did not hesitate to consult the students' representative body for suggestions to solve several problems about the school. The Student Council sponsored another successful Pride Week, many participated, had fun and felt proud to go to St. Rita. The Student Council also offered several successful proposals to the Board of Administration. These proposals were directed toward the benefit of the students. The 1982 Student Council worked hard for the school, it followed the great pride and traditions of past councils. The Council will continue to be a success because of the great people who at- tend Saint Rita and make it the school that it is: THE BEST! - Mike Lannan Senior Class Officers: fleft to rightj Mr. Mike Kisicki tModeratorl, Don Mitchell, Mike Lannan, Ron Risden, Jim Gorman. WH' waking A JET, gs 9 , 'X 3. 3 4 Ai 5 il if Q .-35,9-iw li2,,, N f -qi, R Q 1 Q ,f5 W... 1 1 a I E 1 uf, ' 4. y'???i?vf A Bradley Adas Michael Amesquita Donald Anderson Mark Bernal Edward Bischoff Robert Bischoff Robert Bobich Rosario Bongiovanni Anthony Boyd Michael Bragen Louis Bragiel Alan Broniewicz Donald Brzozowski Joseph Bucz Mark Budziak Mark Buford egg J.: Scott Burger John Burke Michael Burke Mark Carlson Jesus Casas Jake Cbapman Athanasios Chronakos John Ciszewski Stephen Collins William Connors Michael Conroy Timothy Cosgrove Eric Cotton David Cronin Jesus Davalos Thomas Davenport Gerald Delk John Derosa Patrick Dever Robert Diazdeleon Scott Ditthann David Dix Edward Dooley John Drish John Duda Gary Duncan Brian Erickson David Escobedo Kenneth Falat Robert Fitzgerald Thomas Flaherty Ralph Florio Michael Flynn Thomas Foody Philip Fortier Ronald Francis Henry Frankiewicz Alfonso Galan Luis Galvan Alfonso Gamboa Vincent Gamez Francisco Garate Anthony Garcia Alejandro Gaytan Timothy Gerich Richard Giancarlo George Gonzalez James Gorman Allen Gorski David Graczyk Raymond Gralak Michael Grantz Grode Brandon Richard Gunn Felix Hanson Thomas Hayes Thomas Herbst Joel Hernandez Dave Hoff Rodney Horton John Houlihan Roger Hudec Philip Hultquist Mark Ickes Marvin Irby Victor Isais Miguel lzaguirre Gregory Jablonski Leonard Jagielski Joseph Janczy Michael Jeracki Graig Johnson Antanas Jonikas David Kairis Keven Kaiser John Kalvaitis Roger Kasper John Keating Thomas Kendra Theodore Kerrigan John Kerulis John Kevin Daniel Kienzlee Vernel King Craig Kleefisch David Knowski John Koch Francis Kondorf Edward Konecki Matthew Konieczka Mark Kostro Thaddeus Kowalski Edward Kozak Theodore Koziol Anthony Krokos Gary Krol .1 Edmund Kurley John Labiak Paul Lacny Thomas Langlois Michael Lannan Mark Lapen Daniel Larkin Richard Laszkiewicz William Lebeau Michael Leyden John Loftus Joseph Lomoro James Luecht Nicholas Lukasik Cornelious Lynch Timothy Macijunas Joseph Maestre Robert Manrique Steven Marciano Steven Marion Michael Marozas Edward Martin Jose Martinez Oscar Mascorro nd ,Ak l !! , Zi Dave Knowski cools off during a GAME against Mendel. Senior captain Bob Bischoff guards the lane against De LaSalle. Bob McCluskey is all smiles during the Homecoming pep ral- ly that honors all Rita teams. Senior All-Star and Captain Matt McCurrie checks a Notre Dame Don into the boards during the Kennedy Cup Semi-finals. Bob Valentine tries to keep warm by snuggling up with two of the Rita cheerleaders. John Schmidt assists Bishop Nevin Hayes during the Confir- mation Ceremony. Oscar Mascorro asks himself, ls it a UFO or a soccer ball? Mark Kostro is head over heels for Gym class. John Zawaski tabulates his final score after a round in the Catholic League Championships. 183 Steven Matteo Robert McCluskey Tomas McCormick Matthew McCurrie Stephen McGee Lamar McGhee Matthew McGrail Michael McGriff David McGuire Zenon McHugh Robert Meifert Robert Melcher Jonathan Meske Kirk Meyers Thomas Mezera Donald Mitchell Martin Molina Anthony Monahan David Monday Alberto Monjarro Patrick Moonan Robert Moore John Mora John Morrell 44 li Christopher Moxley Michael Mroz William Mulchrone Edward Murphy Roger Murphy Christopher Murray Richard Nedza Matthew Nolan David Nusko David Obrzut William Oconnell Timothy Oconnor Thomas Odowd Daniel Oleary John Oleary Timothy Oneill Glenn Oskvarek Jose Otero Martin Parello William Parrilli Kenneth Partyka John Pellegrini Richard Peters David Petit Michael Petrosius James Piccirillo Jerry Plant Steven Podder Daniel Pokrajac James Porcelli Mark Porlier Jeffrey Porter Thomas Porter John Preisser Frank Przytula Michael Putlak Anthony Quattrocchi Andrew Regets John Resendiz Eduardo Reyes John Rezny Francisco Rico Michael Rimkus Hector Riojas John Riordan Ronald Risden Jeffrey Rizzi John Roberts Daniel Rodriguez Arturo Roman Ray Rosania Randal Rzasa Peter Sabadosa Joseph Sabatino Hector Saenz David Sakalys Edgard Salomon Jose Sanchez Ronald Scherff John Schmidt George Schuetter Anthony Scialabba John Scott Pablo Segura Timothy Sekirka Silvester Seledon Robert Sherbaty Brian Shortall John Shrader Daniel Sikora Michael Singer Michael Sivak Frank Skrip John Skudnig James Slivka John Snyder Rey Soberano Marco Soriano Antonio Soto Gary Stanek John Stone Gary Sumita Daryl Sumlar Robert Svidron William Swidergal Stanley Szaflarski Robert Szarzynski Jorge Tamez Robert Tiso Edward Toomey Matthew Trofimuk Chris Tucci John Tucker Steve Tyliszczak Michael Tyzenhaus Robert Valentine Richard Vallez Jose Vega Jose Vela Fernando Velazquez Henry Velazquez Antonio Velez Luis Villarreal Carlos Viramontes Darryl Voltz Steven Waranauskas Richard Wardinski Ronald Wiessenhofer Michael Wielgat James Willson Patrick Winters Thomas Wonogas Robert Wyrick Michael Yost Richard Young Joseph Zapotoczny Steven Zawacki John Zawaski James Zilligan Anthony Zvirblis 'Wi 'W M ' I 1 mmwiw , ,aLw : ,:gn,g1 W f-N HN H wk ,,,-,, ,..-Q a 4 u fa M HW: A V, M W w, A TW 9 .P - 'f W 1'?f'f:7W-was ,,.:wf,,-,sn-N, 01, ,M-.U 5' fl: iiagf 2 ?' 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Campbell: St. Adrian: Track 2-35 Cross Country 3. Rosario Bongiovanni: 2858 S. Emerald: St. Anthony: Soccer 2-3. Anthony Boyd: 1522 E. 69th St.: St. Francis De Paula: Football 45 Basketball 1-4: Track 15 Intramurals 2-3: Pep Club 25 Speech and Drama 2. Louis Bragiel: 5637 S. Kildare: St. Turibius5 Soccer 1-25 Bowling 3. Alan Broniewicz: 8511 S. Nottingham: St. Raphael: Hockey 2-45 Intramurals 3-4. Joseph Bucz: 5420 S. Ridgeway: St. Turibius: Basketball 1-2: Baseball 1-25 Intramurals 1-35 S.N.H.S. 4. Mark Budziak: 4514 S. Francisco: Five Holy Martyrs: Intramurals 1-4. Scott Burger: 3004 S. Springfield: Baseball 1-35 N.H.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 45 l.S.S. 45 Math Tutors 3. John Burke: 2325 W. 111th Pl.: St. Cajetan: Basketball 1-35 Intramurals 45 S.N.H.S. Michael Burke: 2647 W. 61s6 St.: St. Rita: Baseball 1-4: Intramurals 1-2: Student Council 4. Mark Carlson: 7642 S. LafIin5 St. Sabina: Bowling 3-4. Jesus Casas: 2735 S. Drake: Blessed Agnes: Soccer 15 Ritan 2: Guitar 4. James Chapman: 5313 S. Moody: St. Jane de Chantal: Bowling 2-4. Anthanasios Chronakos: 2917 W. 63rd St.: St. Constantine: Karate 3-45 Ritan 2-4. John Ciszewski: 2905 W. 55th St.: St. Clare of Montefalco: K of A 3-4. Steve Collins: 7154 S. Central Park: Queen of the Universe: Bowling 3. William Connors: 7843 S. Christiana: St. Denis Intramurals 1: Auto Club 4. Michael Conroy: 5522 S. Massasoit: St. Jane deChantal: Golf 3: Bowling 1-4. David Cronin: 10201 S. Washtenaw: St. John Fisher: Hockey 1-45 Golf 2-4: Intramurals 1-4. Jesus Davalos: 2842 S. Keeler: Good Shepherd: N.H.S. 4: S.N.H.S. 45 l.S.S. 4: Electronics 4. Thomas Davenport: 1041 W. 31st Pl.: Immaculate Conception: Intramurals 1. Robert Diaz De Leon: 2721 W. 37th Pl.: St. Joseph and St. Anne: Pep Club 4. Gerald Delk: 4639 S. Lawler: Our Lady of the Snows. John De Rosa: 5651 S. Kostner: St. Turibius: Soccer 3: Golf 4. Patrick Dever: 6150 S. Artesian: St. Rita: Bowling 1. Scott Dittmann: 3627 W. 69th Pl.: Five Holy Martyrs: Intramurals 1-4. David Dix: 9432 S. Massasoit: St. Gerald: Football 1: Track 1-2: Intramurals 1-35 Card and Games 3-4. John Drish: 5918 S. Parkside: St. Symphorosa: Football 1-2: Baseball 1: Bowling 1-4. 5 John Duda: 4330 S. Hermitage: Sacred Heart: Band 15 Ritan 2-4. Gary Duncan: 5245 S. Campbell: St. Simon: Intramurals 15 Ski and Camping 3. Brian Erickson: 10206 S. Fairfield: St. John Fisher: Football 1-35 Intramurals 1-2: I.S.S. 45 K of A 2: Chorus 2-4. David Escobedo: 2637 S. Keeler: Epiphany: Karate 3-4: Band 4. Kenneth Falat: 5741 S. Sawyer: St. Gall: Bowling 1-3: S.B.S. 1-45 Ritan 1-4: Cascian 2-45 Photography 3-45 Pep Club 1-2. Robert Fitzgerald: 5124 W. 64th Pl.: St. Symphorosa: Soccer 1-25 Intramurals 1-3. Kenneth Foreman: 1415 N. Hudson: Providence St. Mel. Thomas Flaherty: 6159 S. Menard: St. Symphorosa: Football 1-4: Track 1-4: Intramurals 1-4. Gilbert Flores: 8010 S. California: St. Thomas More: Intramurals 2: Tutors 4. Ralph Florio: 4021 S. Talman: St. Agnes: Basketball 1: Intramurals 1-3: Weightlifting 3: Ski and Camping 2-4: Guitar 2-3. Michael Flynn: 7231 S. Richmond: St. Adrian: Cross Country 1-2: Hockey 3-4. Thomas Foody: 6119 S. Kedvale: St. Nicholas of Tolentine: Football 1-2: Intramurals 1-4: Weightlifting 1-45 Ski and Camping 2. Philip Fortier: 5725 S. St. Louis: St. Gall. Ron Francis: 3931 S. Artesian: Football 1: Tennis 1-4: Bowling 4: Student Senate 1-2. Henry Frankiewicz: 5110 W. 87th St.: St. Gall: N.H.S. Ritan 2-4: Tutors 3-4: Electronics 2-4: Weightlifting 3: Auto 4. Alfonso Galan: 5539 S. Albany: St. Gall: Hockey 4: N.H.S. 4: S.N.H.S. 4: Band 1-4: Tutors 4: Chorus 2. Francisco Garate: 830 W. 18th St.: Providence of God: Track 2-4: Cross Country 2-4: Electronics 1. Anthony Garcia: 2429 S. Troy: Blessed Agnes: S.N.H.S. 4: Karate 4: Band 4: Tutors 4: Chorus 4. Alejandro Gaytan: 2335 S. Hoyne: St. Paul. Timothy Gerich: 3313 W. 59th St.: St. Gall: Cross Country 1: Golf 2: Baseball 1-3: Intramurals 1-4: N.H.S. 4: I.S.S. 4: S.N.H.S. 4: Ritan 1-4: Electronics 4: Ski and Camping 2-4. Alan Gorski: 5320 S. Lawndale: St. Turibius. George Gonzalez: 2402 S. Ridgeway: Blessed Agnes: Bowling 1: S.N.H.S. 4: Band 1: Chorus 2-3. James Gorman: 10718 S. Talman: St. Cajetan: Football 1-4: Basketball 1: Track 1-4: Baseball 3: Bowling 4: Intramurals 1 4: Electronics 2: Pep Club 1-4: Ski and Camping 2: Aviation 1: Student Council 4. David Graczyk: 5154 S. LafIin5 St. Augustine. Raymond Gralak: 4740 S. Avera5 St. Bruno5 Intramurals 1-3. Michael Grantz: 3437 S. BeIl5 St. Maurice5 Bowling 25 Intramurals 1-2. Brandon Grode: 5611 S. Sacramento: St. Clare of MontefaIco5 Track 1-25 Cross Country 1-35 Intramurals 1-35 Band 15 Weightlifting 2-45 Speech and Drama 4. Richard Gunn: 6031 S. Maplewood: St. Rita. Felix Hanson: 6422 S. RockweIl5 St. Ritag Rita 2-4. Thomas Hayes: 3644 W. 68th St.5 Queen of the Unlverse5 Basketball 15 Cross Country 15 Baseball 1-45 Intramurals 1-4 Thomas Herbst: 4660 W. 83rd St.5 St. Bede5 Football 1-2. Joseph Hernandez: 2845 S. Kolin. David Hoff: 8525 S. Karloveg St. Bede5 Bowling 1-45 Intramurals 2. Rodney Horton: 4911 S. Kilpatrick5 Cross Country 15 Bowling 2-45 Intramurals 3. John Houhlihan: 4254 W. 83rd St.5 St. Bede5 Soccer 1-2. Phil Hultquist: 8005 S. Trumbull5 St. Denis: Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 Student Council Vice President 4. Mark lckes: 3514 S. Californiag St. Agnes5 Bowling 1-45 S.B.S. 1 and 4. Miguel lzaguirre: 2612 S. MilIard5 Blessed Agnes. Leonard Jagielski: 3939 W. 47th St.5 St. Bruno5 Football 1-25 Intramurals 1-25 Karate 4. Joseph Jaczy: 2711 W. 23rd St.5 St. Roman Parishg Intramurals 3. Michael Jeracki: 3557 W. 65th St.5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Baseball 25 Bowling 35 Intramurals 1-25 Weightlifting 3-4. Craig Johnson: 7443 S. Rockwellg St. Rita5 Football 1, 3-45 Intramurals 1-4. John Kalvaitis: 6646 S. Fairfield5 Nativity BVM5 Aviation 4. Roger Kasper: 2301 W. 50th St.5 Sacred Heart. Joseph Kastelic: 3536 W. 61st St.5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Soccer 1-35 Bowling 25 Intramurals 1-45 N.H.S. 45 I.S.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 45 Tutors 3-45 Chess 2-3. Theodore Kerrigan: 6331 S. Komenskyg St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Football 1-45 Track 1-25 Baseball 1-45 Intramurals 1- John Kerulis: 4846 S. LaCrosse5 Our Lady of the Snows5 Bowling 15 Intramurals 1-25 Karate 35 Photography 2-35 Weightlifting 3-45 Guitar 2. John Kevin: 6045 S. Talman5 St. Rita. Daniel Kienzle: 6418 S. Kostner5 St. Mary Star of the Sea5 Basketball 15 Baseball 1-35 Intramurals 1-4. Vernel King: 6000 S. Morgan5 Our Lady of Solace5 Intramurals 1 and 4. Craig Kleefisch: 5717 S. Sacramento5 St. GaII5 Baseball 15 Bowling 1 and 45 Intramurals 1 and 45 N.H.S. 4. David Knowski: 3617 W. 60th Pl.5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Football 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 Weightlifting 1-45 Ski and Camping 2. John Koch: 6616 W. 64th St.3 St. H9062 Track 1-33 Cross Country 1-23 Intramurals 1-33 Card and Games 3. Francis Kondorf: 3522 S. Paulinag Sts. Peter and PauI3 Intramurals 23 lnscape 3 and 43 S.B.S. 3-43 Guitar 2-41 Speech and Drama 3-4. Edward Konecki: 6452 S. Kostner3 St. Mary Star of the S681 Electronics 13 Chorus 1-4. Matthew Konieczka: 5200 S. Francisco3 St. Simon3 Intramurals 1-4. Mark Kostro: 20 W. 226 Hillside Lane IDowners GYOVGQQ St. Mary of Darien3 N.H.S.3 I.S.S. S.B.S.3 Bitan 2-43 Cascian 43 Card and Games 3-43 Ski and Camping 2. ' Thaddeus Kowalski: 4940 S. KiIpatrick3 St. Richard: Football 13 Bowling 33 Ski and Camping 4. Edward Kozak: 2408 S. Oakleyj Our Lady of Vilna. Theodore Koziolz 5109 S. Meade3 St. Jane de Chantal: Basketball 1-33 Baseball 1-23 Intramurals 3-43 N.H.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 4. Anthony Krokos: 5245 S. Harding: St. Turibius3 Intramurals 1-23 N.H.S. 43 I.S.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 43 Cascian 3443 Tutors 3-43 Chess 2. Gary Krol: 3442 W. 64th St.3 St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 Cross Country 23 Intramurals 2. Edmund Kurley: 4904 S. Komensky3 St. Bruno3 Baseball 1-43 Intramurals 2 and 4. John Labiak: 5740 S. Monitor3 St. Symphorosa3 Bowling 4. Paul Lacny: 5222 S. FairfieId3 St. Simon3 Intramurals 1-4. Thomas Langloisz 5504 W. 63rd Pl.3 St. Mary Star of the Sea: Track 13 Soccer 23 Bowling 3. Michael Lannan: 8910 S. Hamilton: Christ the King3 Football 1-43 Basketball 13 Track 1-43 Intramurals 1-43 N.H.S. 43 I.S.S. 4 Senior Class Secretary. Richard Laszkiewicz: 3225 S. KedvaIe3 Epiphany3 Intramurals 1-23 N.H.S. 43 Band 1-4. William LeBeau: 8454 S. Komensky3 St. Bedej Football 13 Hockey 2-4. Michael Leyden: 6242 S. Whipple3 St. Ritag Intramurals 1 and 43 N.H.S. 4. John Loftus: 4417 S. MOZaI'fj Five Holy Martyrs3 Intramurals 1-43 K of A 4. James Luecht: 620 W. 44th St., St. GabrieI3 Chorus 2-4. Cornelious Lynch: 6147 S. FairfieId3 St. Rita3 Intramurals 1-23 N.H.S. 4. Joseph Maestre: 9940 S. Woodlane3 Holy Cross3 Intramurals 43 Weightlifting 4. Steve Marciano: 6411 S. Washtenaw3 St. Rita3 Cross Country 13 Golf 2 and 43 Intramurals 1-43 Weightlifting 3. Steven Marion: 3452 W. 60th St.3 St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 N.H.S. 43 I.S.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 43 Band 13 Tutors 3-43 Chorus 4. Michael Marozas: 4811 W. 85th Pl.Q St. Albert the Great3 Basketball 1-2. Edward Martin: 5146 S. CaIifornia3 St. Simon3 Bowling 3. Jose Martinez: 3503 W. 38th PI.3 St. AQDGSQ Track 1-23 Intramurals. Oscar Mascorro: 3257 S. KedvaIe3 Epiphanyj Soccer 1, 2, and 43 Intramurals 1-2. Steven Matteo: 5431 S. Richmond3 St. CIare3 Track 1-23 Ski and Camping 2-4. Robert McCIuskey: 6818 S. KBFIOVQ Queen of the Universe: Soccer 1-43 Bowling 3-4. Thomas McCormick: 4613 W. 82nd St.3 St. Bede: Football 13 Intramurals 1-43 Weightlifting 3: Speech and Drama 33 Auto Club 4. Matthew McCurrie: 12525 Rail Lane IPaIos Parky: Sacred Heart: Hockey 1-4. Stephen McGee: 6521 S. Francisco: St. Rita: Intramurals 1-2. Lamar McGhee: 7924 S. Aberdeen: Sabina: Track 33 Intramurals 33 Card and Games 33 Auto Club 4. Matthew McGrail: 6012 S. Merrimacg St. Symphorosa: Intramurals 1-4. Michael McGriff: 5904 W. 60th St.3 St. Symphorosa: Track 1-23 Cross Country 1-4: Intramurals 1-43 N.H.S. 43 l.S.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 43 S.B.S. 1-43 Ritan 13 Cascian 4: Tutors 1-23 Chess 1-43 Pep Club 43 Chorus 2-3: Junior Class Vice-President. Zenon McHugh: 5437 S. Menard: St. Jane de Chantal: Football 1-43 Track 1-33 Ski and Camping 1-4. Robert Melcher: 10640 S. Hamilton: St. Barnabas: Soccer 1-32 Golf 43 Baseball 13 Intramurals 1-3. Jon Meske: 7201 S. Troy: Queen of the Universe. Robert Meifert: 3828 W. 77th Pl.: St. Denis: Ski and Camping 2-4. Martin Molina: 6631 S. Maplewood: Nativity BVM3 Track 13 Soccer 1-33 K of A 3. David Monday: 6138 S. Massasoit: St. Symphorosa: Basketball 1-2: Track 1-33 Cross Country 23 Intramurals 3-43 Student Council President 4. Albert Monjarro: 3810 S. Wood: Sts. Peter and Paul: Electronics 3. Patrick Moonan: 3449 W. 61st Pl.: St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 Chorus 1-4. Robert Moore: 7652 S. Dameng Football 1-23 Track 1, 2, 43 Bowling 1-23 Intramurals 1-43 Band 13 Weightlifting 33 Pep Club 1-43 Section Officer 1-4. Juan Mora: 2823 W. 22nd St.: Assumption BVM3 Bowling 1 and 43 Intramurals 1-43 N.H.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 4. Christopher Moxley: 2552 S. Sawyer: St. Ludmilla3 Tutors 43 Electronics 1-4. William Mulchrone: 9117 S. Leavitt: Christ the King: Football 1-4: Intramurals 1-4. Edward Murphy: 5409 S. Kilbourn3 St. Turibius. Roger Murphy: 5633 S. Kolmar3 St. Turibius: Intramurals 1-45 N.H.S. 43 l.S.S. 3-4: Band 1-43 Pep Club 1-43 Ski and Camping 2-41 Chorus 2-42 Chorus 2: Guitar 2. Christopher Murray: 9405 S. Leavitt: Christ the King: Football 13 Tennis 1-4: Intramurals 1-43 Class Officer 1. Richard Nedza: 5710 S. Rockwell: St. Clare: Bowling 13 Band 1-4: Chorus 2. Matthew Nolan: 6347 S. Washtenaw: St. Rita: Football 1-43 Baseball 1-4: Intramurals 1-3. David Nusko: 2030 W. Cermak3 St. Stephen: Hockey 1. Dave Obrzut: 3836 S. Winchester: Sts. Peter and Paul: Rita 1-3. William O'ConneI: 5710 S. Sawyer: St. Gall. Timothy O'Conner: 7505 S. Sacramento: St. Gall: Track 1-2: Soccer 1-33 Intramurals 4. Thomas O'Dowd: 5942 S. Sacramento5 St. Rita5 Cross Country 15 lntramurals 15 N.H.S. 45 l.S.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 45 Ritan 1-4 Guitar 4. John O'Leary: 6408 S. Francisco5 St. Rita5 lntramurals 1-45 Chorus 2-4. Glenn Oskvarek: 5150 S. Francisco5 St. Simon5 lntramurals 1-45 K of A 25 Band 1-45 Weightlifting 4. Jose Otero: 6644 S. Campbell: St. Rita5 Band 2-45 Chorus 1. Terry Overton: 353 E. 57th St.5 St. Elizabeth: lntramurals 3. Martin Parelloz 6637 S. Kedvale5 St. Mary Star of the Sea: Soccer 1-25 Guitar 3. William Parrilli: 5844 S. Monitor5 St. Symphorosa5 Football 35 lntramurals 25 Ski and Camping 2-3. Richard Peters: 26300 N. Gilber Rd fMundeleinl5 St. Christina5 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 lntramurals 1-3. David Petit: 4149 W. 57th St.5 St. Turibius5 lntramurals 25 Chorus 2. Jerry Plant: 3437 W. 62nd St.5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Ski and Camping 2-3. Steve Podder: 2041 W. 22nd Pl.5 St. Stephens5 Hockey Manager 15 Pep Club 1-2. James Porcelli: 6212 S. Troy5 St. Rita: Band 1-25 Chorus 1-3. Mark Porlier: 10839 S. Artesian5 St. Cajetan5 Football 1-45 Intramurals 4. Jeffrey Porter: 3404 W. 85th St.5 St. Denis5 Football 1-25 Track 1-25 Tennis 45 Bowling 45 lntramurals 35 N.H.S. 45 Weightlifting 1-2. Thomas Porter: 3404 W. 85th St.5 St. Denis: Football 1-45 Track 1-25 Weightlifting 1-4. Frank Przytula: 4220 S. Fairfield: immaculate Conceptiong Football 15 Golf 2-4. Michael Putlac: 3701 S. Hermitage5 Sts. Peter and Paul. Anthony Quattrocchi: 6140 S. Meade: St. Symphorosa5 Cross Country 1-25 lntramurals 1-45 Pep Club 1. i Ray Rosania: 6119 S. Maplewood5 St. Rita5 Football 25 Track 15 lntramurals 2. Andrew Regets: 5423 S. Sacramento5 St. Simon: Bowling 35 Electronics 2-4. John Resendiz: 4433 S. Richmond5 Five Holy Martyrs. Eduardo Reyes: 3226 S. Kedvale5 Epiphany5 Track 15 Soccer 1-45 lntramurals 1-2. John Rezny: 6159 S. Narragansett5 St. Symphorosa5 Electronica 1-4. Francisco Rico: 2853 W. 24th Blvd.5 Assumption5 lntramurals 1, 3, 4. Michael Rimkus: 9830 S. Springfield. Hector Riojas: 2338 S. Troy5 St. Ludmilla5 Intramurals 25 Band 15 Ritan 2 and 3. John Riordan: 3633 W. 82nd Pl.5 St. Denis5 Football 2-45 lntramurals 45 Student Trainer 2-4. Ronald Risden: 3804 W. 59th Pl.: St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Basketball 15 Baseball 1-45 lntramurals 4. Jeffrey Rizzi: 3626 W. 82nd St.5 St. Denis5 Football 1-4. John Roberts: 2226 W. 81st5 Basketball 1-25 lntramurals 1-45 Pep Club 2-3. Daniel Rodriguez: 6110 S. TaIman5 St. Rlta5 Bowling 15 Intramurals 1-2. Randy Rzasa: 2648 W. 42nd St.5 Five Holy Martyrsg N.H.S. 45 Card and Games 45 Auto Club 4. Peter Sabadosa: 3038 S. Pulaski5 Epiphanyg Intramurals 1-25 N.H.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 45 Card and Games 4. Joseph Sabatino: 6228 S. California5 St. Rlat. David Sakalysz 6400 S. Maplewood5 St. Rita5 Intramurals 1-35 I.S.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 45 Ritan 1-4. Jose Luis Sanchez: 3003 S. Kolin5 St. Agnes5 Track 1-45 Soccer 1-45 N.H.S. 4. John Schmidt: 6853 S. KarIov5 Queen of the Universe5 Cross Country 1-45 N.H.S. 45 I.S.S. 45 S.N.H.S. Cascian 3-4. George Schuetter: 6527 W. 81st St.5 St. Louis de Montfort5 Ritan 2-45 Cascian 3-45 Photography 2. Anthony Scialabba: 6123 S. Whipple5 St. Rita5 Football 1-45 Intramurals 1-4. Pablo Segura: 2523 S. Hamlin5 Blessed Agnes5 Band 3-4. Timothy Sekirka: 3036 W. Pershing5 St. Pancratius. Silvestero Seledon: 2701 W. 24th St.5 St. Romang Intramurals 2. Robert Sherbaty: 4942 S. Laflin5 St. Augustine5 Intramurals 1. Brian Shortallz 5611 S. Troy5 St. GaIl5 Track 15 Soccer 1-35 Bowling 45 Intramurals 45 N.H.S. 4. John Shrader: 4601 S. Mozart5 Immaculate Conception5 Golf 25 Band 1 and 3. Daniel Sikora: 4719 S. LawIer5 Our Lady of the Snows5 Track 35 Ski and Camping 45 Aviation 1. Mike Singer: 9600 S. Harding5 Holy Redeemer5 Cross Country 1. Michael Sivak: 4914 S. MapIewood5 St. CIare5 Track 15 Intramurals 1-25 Guitar 2-3. Frank Skrip: 7646 S. Artesian5 St. Thomas More5 Baseball 15 Intramurals 1-4. James Slivka: 6242 S. Natchez5 St. Rene5 N.H.S. 45 I.S.S. 4. John Snyder: 3601 W. 70th St.5 Queen of the Universe5 Football 1-25 Baseball 1-35 Intramurals 1-45 Speech and Drama 1 Rey Soberano: 6240 S. California5 St. Rita5 Intramurals 1, 2, and 4. Marco Soriano: 4955 S. LaCrosse5 Our Lady of the Snows5 Soccer 1-25 Intramurals 1-35 S.N.H.S. 4. Antonio Soto: 3147 S. May5 St. Mary of Perpetual HeIp5 Bowling 1-25 Karate 3-45 Electronics 45 Weightlifting 4. Gary Stanek: 6245 S. Mason5 St. Symphorosa5 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-45 Intramurals 2-45 N.H.S. 4. Gary Sumita: 6047 S. Campbell5 St. Rita. Daryl Sumlar: 8357 S. SeeIey5 Little Flower5 Basketball 15 Tennis 4. William Swidergal: 4842 S. LafIin5 St. John of God5 Weightlifting 4. Robert Szarzynski: 6027 S. Mayfield5 St. Symphorosa5 Bowling 1, 2, and 45 Intramurals 1-45 N.H.S. 45 I.S.S. 45 S.N.H.S. 4 Ritan 45 Cascian 4. Robert Tiso: 5616 S. Campbell5 St. Clare. Chris Tucci: 8504 S. Tripp: St. Bede5 Football 1 and 25 Hockey 25 Auto 4. John Tucker: 8165 S. KarIov3 St. Bede. Steve Tyliszczak: 3759 W. 55th Pl.: St. Turibius3 Bowling 1-43 Tutors 43 Card and Games 3-4: Ski and Camping 1. Michael Tyzenhaus: 6019 S. Albany3 St. Rita: Intramurals 23 Weightlifting 33 Guitar 2-4. Robert Valentine: 9650 S. Hoyne3 Christ the Kingg Hockey 3-43 Intramurals 3-4. Jose Vega: 2458 S. Springfield3 Epiphany. Jose Vela: 6149 S. MayfieId3 St. Symphorosa3 Track 3-41 Soccer 13 Intramurals 1-23 N.H.S. 43 l.S.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 43 Karate 43 Ritan 2-4Q Tutors 3 4: Card and Games 43 Chorus 2-4. Henry Velazquezz 3540 W. Pershing3 St. AQDGSQ Basketball 1-33 Intramurals 1-4. Antonio Velez: 1612 S. Washtenaw3 St. Roman. Carlos Viramontes: 2632 W. 21st Pl.3 St. Lucy3 Track 1 and 33 Cross Country 1-41 S N.H.S. 4. Darryl Voltz: 6825 S. Merrill Presentation3 Basketball 1-4. Steven Waranauskas: 7142 S. Millard3 Queen of the Universe3 Bowling 1, 2, and 4Qlr11I'alTlul'alS 23 N.H.S. 43 l.S.S. 43 S.B.S. 4 Cascian 43 Pep Club 1-3. Richard Wardinski: 1812 W. 22nd Pl.3 St. Stephen. Ronald Weissenhofer: 9821 S. Meade3 St. GeraId3 Football 1-43 Track 1-23 Intramurals 1-4. Michael Wielgat: 1051 W. 31st Pl.: Immaculate Conception3 Intramurals 33 Ski and Camping 33 Auto 4. James Willson: 5742 S. Christiana3 St. Gall3 Football 1 and 33 Track 13 Intramurals 1-2. Patrick Winters: 6049 S.Merrimac3 St. Symphorosa3 Bowling 3. Dennis Wippo: 10016 S. Longwood3 St. Barnabas. Thomas Wonogas: 3210 S. Green: St. GGOFQGQ Bowling 13 Pep Club 4. Robert Wyrick: 557 E. 87th Pl.3 St. Joachim3 Tennis 23 Intramurals 1-23 Band 1-43 Card and Games 43 Aviation 33 Speech and Drama 4. Michael Yost: 5253 W. Avery3 St. Bede3 Football 1-33 Bowling 2. Richard Young: 2624 W. 59th St.3 St. Augustine3 N.H.S. 43 l.S.S. 43 S.N.H.S. 43 K of A 1-43 Ritan 1-23 Chorus 2-4. Joseph Zapotoczny: 6226 S. KoImar3 St. Mary Star of the Sea. Steve Zawacki: 5344 S. Campbellg St. Clarej Baseball 33 Intramurals 1. John Zawaski: 2553 W. 104th St.3 St. John Fisher3 Football 13 Basketball 1-23 Golf 1-43 Intramurals 1-4. James Zilligen: 5843 S. Sawyer3 St. Gall: Auto 4. Anthony Zvirblis: 928 W. 36th St.3 St. GGOYQGQ Football 3. I 199 200 Ms. Rae Alford 123 Mrs. Dolores Andrews 124 Mr. James Angsten 101, 119, 121 Mr. Joseph Bamberger 101, 109 Fr. David Brecht 100, 101 Mr. Thomas Brodnicki 126 Mr. Edmund Brongiel 106 Mrs. Marge Byrne 124 Fr. Leo Cavanaugh 107 Mrs. Mary Ellen Creighton 115 Mr. Michael Cronin 115, 121 Mr. Pat Cronin 119 Fr. Timothy Deeter 103 Mr. Florian Dodge 116 Bro. Charles Domalgalski 119 Mr. William Dorrington 118 Mr. Edward Dudek 105 Mr. Ronald Dvorak 109 Fr. Robert Ebrom 103 Mr. James Economakos 116 Mr. James Elijah 121 Mr. Jack Ferraro 109 Fr. La Vern Flach 113 Fr. Rolland Follmann 100, 101, 120 Mr. Robert Gasiecki 110 Mr. Lawrence Genge 113 Faculty Index Mr. Richard Grill 118 Mr. John Hartl 111 Mr. Edwin Hofer 120 MrS. Kathy Hofer 124 Bro. Christopher Howe 114 Mr. Mr. Mr. Ms Mr. Ms Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Philip lgoe 111 John Janeczko 113 August Jeffery 118, 121 Susan Junkroski 115 Michael Kaczmarz 106 Denise Keller 117 Michael Kisicki 101, 105 Robert Kopecky 108 Donald Krystof 111 Norbert Lasky 112 Mrs. LOI'l'ain9 LOCOCO 123 MS. Linda Marach 105 Mrs. Gertrude Marczewski 123 Mrs. Shirley Mingey 123 Mr. James Misiora 107, 121 Mr. Carlos Mostek 113 Fr. Patrick Murphy 101, 102 Fr. William Neis 101, 108 Mr. Ronald Nowak 109 Bro. Frank Paduch 103 Mr. Gregory Pawlowski 114 Fr. Casimir Pazera101,117 Fr. Mario Porreca 121 Bro. Charles Prevender 102 Mr. James Prunty 106 Mr. Martin Quinn 110 Mr. Donald Racky 104 Mr. Michael Riley 101, 106 Mrs. Ann Russell 125 Mr. James Segredo 101, 108 Mr. Tim Scanlon 104 Fr. Martin Sobiesk 101, 126 Mr. John Stobba 122 Bro. Patrick Strong 123 Mrs. Joan Straple 125 Mr. Eugene Sweeney 105 Mrs. Doris Taheny 125 Bro. Mark Thedens 115 Fr. John Tyma 124 Mr. Woody Urchak 108 Fr. Gerald Van Overbeek 103 Fr. Thomas Van Thienen 122 Mr. Michael Walaszek 112 Mrs. Diane Wange 125 Ms. Patricia Wagner 125 Ms. Susan Whooley 111 Mr. Roman Zalatoris 120 Ms. Sally Zepeda 104 Gary Abromaitis 147 Daniel Acosta 147 Bradley Adas 176 Joseph Adas 147 Robert Adas 132 Kurt Aglynas 162 James Albrecht 132 Jose Alcala 132 Gerardo Alferes 147 Jose Alferes 162 James Allen 162 Mark Alles 147 Timothy Alroth 147 Michael Altobelli 147 Juan Alvarez 162 Rafael Alvarez 147 Richard Alvarez 132 Anthony Alyinovich 147 John Alyinovich 132 Michael Amesquita 176 Franklin Amirante 147 Donald Anderson 147 James Anderson 132 Stephen Anderson 147 Joseph Anguiano 162 Joseph Antico 132 Michael Aparicio 147 Edward Arcos 132 Ignatius Armenta 132 Rodrigo Arreola 162 Robert Arrigo 147 Mark Arteaga 132 Robert Arteaga 147 Peter Assensi 162 William Auer 132 Guillermo Avina132 Jose Avina 162 Michael Babovac 132 Mark Baeza 147 Henry Bajek 147 Jeffery Balanda 132 Shawn Balark 162 Brian Banach 147 Richard Bandemer 132 Ronald Bandyk 147 Christopher Barajas 132 Richard Baran 132 Mark Baranowski 162 Daniel Barcelona 162 Student Index Steven Barczak 132 John Barrett 162 Michael Barrett 132 Steve Barrientos 132 David Bayo 147 Raymond Beach 132 David Beata 132 John Beatty 147 Peter Becker 162 James Bednarkiewicz 132 Ronald Bedore 132 Jeffery Beginski 133 Thomas Beltz 133 Celso Benitez 133 Christopher Bentley 162 Thomas Bentley 147 Mark Bernal 176 Michael Bernal 147 Michael Bernichio 133 Daniel Berry 147 Frank Bertucci 133 Joseph Bezich 133 Thomas Bezinovich 162 Ronald Biga 133 Donald Bigeck 163 Ronald Bigeck 163 Patrick Bingham 133 Daniel Bischoff 133 Edward Bischoff 176 Robert Bischoff 176 Jeffery Blanchard 163 Douglas Blatchford 163 John Blazevic 147 James Blottiaux 133 David Blyskal 147 Robert Bobich 176 James Bochenczak 163 Paul Bodman 133 Thomas Boehm 163 David Boer 147 Brian Bolcerek 163 Jeffery Bollman 147 Louis Bongiorno 163 Rosario Bongiovanni 186 Thomas Bonk 147 John Bonnett 148 Michael Booker 148 Joseph Borlee 148 James Borawicz 163 Richard Borzych 148 Marc Bowers 133 Anthony Boyd 176 David Bradel 163 John Brady 148 Michael Bragen 176 Dwayne Bragiel 148 Louis Bragiel 176 Alan Brand 133 Nicholas Bratis 148 Michael Brennan 148 James Breslin 148 Robert Bresnahan 148 Timothy Brinkley 133 Robert Broderick 163 James Bromley 148 Alan Broniewicz 176 Gerald Brooks 148 Kenneth Brooks 133 Michael Brooks 133 Michael Brooks 163 Brian Brown 133 James Brown 163 John Brown 163 Jonathon Brown 163 Kennard Brown 148 Kenneth Browne 148 Cavid Brusic 148 Willie Bryant 163 Steven Bryja 148 Donald Brzozowski 176 Joeseph Bucz 176 Mark Budziak 176 Thimothy Budzinski 133 Mark Buford 176 Lewis Buick 133 Kenneth Bukowski 133 Scott Burger 177 John Burke 177 Michael Burke 177 Joseph Bury 133 Lamar Butler 163 Sherman Byas 148 Frank Cabanski 133 Thomas Cabanski 163 Carlos Cabral 163 Ricardo Cabral 148 Felix Caceres 133 Victor Cachapero 148 Charles Cade 148 Edward Calderon 133 Steven Calderon 163 Christopher Calloway 133 Josoph Camerino 133 Andrew Canchola 163 Anthony Cardinale 148 Mark Carlson 177 Brian Carmody 148 Robert Carrillo 148 Dexter Carroll 163 Garland Carter 133 Jerry Carter 148 Jesus Casas 177 Thomas Casey 163 Antonio Castillo 133 Eduardo Castillo 133 Jose Castillo 133 Joseph Cantanzara 163 German Cepeda 148 Vito Cerino 148 James Chapman 177 John Check 163 Quinnie Chew 148 Mark Chibe 148 Terry Childers 148 Christopher Chilson 133 Ernest Chisholm 163 Athanasios Chronokoso 177 Adam Ciara 148 Anthony Cicero 133 Frank Cicero 163 Dave Ciciora 148 John Ciger 133 John Ciszewski 177 Michael Clancy 148 Anthony Clark 133 Anthony Clark 148 Robert Clark 133 Hansel Claudio 163 Manuel Claudio 133 John Clemens 148 Anthony Cochran 133 Frank Coco 163 Brian Coe 163 Paul Cogwell 133 Lorenzo Cole 133 Xavier Collier 163 201 Andrew Collins 148 Stephen Collins 177 Patrick Connors 134 William Connors 177 Michael Conroy 163 Michael Conroy 177 Michael Conway 163 Kenneth Cook 134 Raydell Cooper 148 Louis Coppola 148 Richard Cordero 163 James Cornelison 134 Louis Coronel 148 John Corso 148 Timothy Cosgrove 177 Dino Costa 149 Carlo Costabile 163 Daniel Costello 149 Paul Costello 163 Eric Cotton 177 Michael Coughlan 134 David Craig 163 Michael Craig 149 John Crain 134 Thomas Crain 134 David Crocker 134 David Cronin 177 Jeffery Crosby 164 Kevin Crowley 164 Michael Cruthrid 134 Anthony Crylen 149 Phillip Culbertson 149 David Cummings 134 Anthony Condari 149 Theodore Curran 149 Thomas Curran 164 Daniel Cusack 134 Timothy Czajowski 134 James Czarnecki 149 Paul Dachota 149 Stephen Daily 164 Joseph D'Alberti 134 Daniel Daliege 134 Anthony Dambrosio 149 William Danaher 134 Robert Dangles 149 James Daniels 134 Gregory Darnell 149 Jesus Davalos 177 Thomas Davenport 177 Javier Davila 134 John Dearham 134 Robert Dec 164 James Dedic 149 Jerry Dedic 164 202 Robert Degrazia 149 Erik Delamora 134 Miguel Delamora 149 Richard Delamora 149 David Delaney 149 Gerald Delk 177 Charles Demke 134 Anthony Demma164 Brian Dempsey 149 John Derosa 177 Martin Deubler 149 Patrick Dever 177 Jesse Diaz 149 Jose Diaz 134 Philip Diazdeleon 164 Robert Diazdeleon 177 Anthony Didio 134 Robert Dietrick 164 Mark Digrazia 164 John Dinovella 134 Scott Dittmann 177 Christopher Dix 134 David Dix 177 Gerald Dix 164 William Dixon 149 John Dobbyn 164 Paul Dobrovits 149 George Doktorczyk 149 David Dominski 164 Thomas Dominski 149 George Donchez 134 Joseph Donfrio 149 Jeff Doody 164 Edward Dooley 177 Peter Dormann 164 Mark Doroba 134 Michael Doronzo 149 James Dorsey 134 James Dowd 149 Billy Dowell John Doyle 149 John Drish 177 Jurgis Drunga164 Karolis Drunga 164 John Dubrick 149 Eric Ducksworth 164 John Duda 178 Bernard Dudek 149 Gary Duncan 178 Solomon Duncan 164 Alonzo Dunlap 134 Thomas Dunn 149 Aaron Durand 134 Daniel Durham 134 Rory Durkin 149 Charles Dvorak 134 Stanley Dybas 149 Anthony Dziallo 134 William Eaheart 134 Leonard Edling 149 James Egan 164 Kieth Egen 149 William Ehrhart 149 David Elam 134 Gilberto Elizondo 134 Michael Englert 134 Brian Erickson 178 David Escobedo 178 Richard Eskra 134 Rodolfo Espinoza 149 Edward Esteves 164 William Evans 134 Thomas Everett 164 Freeman Ewing 134 Phillip Fabecich 149 Edward Fabin 135 Glen Fairbanks 164 Kevin Fairman 135 Kenneth Falat 178 Sam Falco 135 Patrick Farrell 135 Barry Federici 149 Kenneth Feeley 164 Kevin Feeley 135 Mark Fehringer 150 Eric Feichter 150 John Felonk 164 Edward Fern 150 Jose Fernandez 150 Paul Fernandez 135 Nicholas Ferro 135 Curtis Fike 135 Walter Findysz 135 Staney Fit 164 Daniel Fitzgerald 150 Raymond Fitzgerald 135 Robert Fitzgerald 178 Thomas Fitzgerald 178 Patrick Flaherty 150 Kenneth Flaminio 164 John Flanagan 135 David Flores 135 Gilbert Flores Marco Flores 150 Ralph Florio 178 George Flowers John Flynn 150 Michael Flynn 150 Michael Flynn 178 Phillip Foley 135 Phillip Foley 150 Robert Foley 164 James Folino 150 Thomas Foody 178 Alan Ford 150 Richard Fort 150 Dennis Fortier 135 Philip Fortier 178 Daniel Foys 164 Lawrence Foys 135 Ronald Francis 178 Anthony Franden 150 Henry Frankiewicz 178 Gerald Frankowski 135 Joseph Frankowski 150 Michael Frankowski 135 Anthony Franssens 150 Richard Freeman 150 Gerardo Frias 135 Dennis Fritch 135 Kevin Fron 150 Pedro Fuentes 135 Melvin Fuller 150 Jeffrey Gadomski 150 Patrick Gage 135 Gustavo Gaitan 135 Lawrence Gal 164 Alfonso Galan 178 Jose Galan 164 Joseph Gall 164 Kevin Gallagher 135 Robert Gallagher 164 Jorge Gallardo 135 Juan Gallardo 164 Noah Gallardo 150 Carlos Galvan 135 Luis Galvan 178 Alfonso Gamboa 178 Steven Gamez 150 Vincent Gamez 178 Edward Gannon 164 Ronald Gapski 164 Francisco Garate 178 John Garbaciak 165 Anthony Garcia 178 Daniel Gacia 135 Gabrial Garcia 135 Rodney Gardner 135 William Gardner 165 Christopher Garla 150 Michael Garvey 165 Thomas Garvey 135 Henry Garza 150 Javier Garza 135 Daniel Gasca William Gaudry 165 Ernest Gaydos 165 Richard Gaydos 150 Steven Gaydos 165 Alejandro Gayatan 178 Ricardo Gayatan 165 Eric Gazda 150 Jose Gaztambide 135 Paul Gebbia 150 Nick Georgakopoulos 135 Ellis George 150 Edward Gerald 165 Robert Gerich 150 Timothy Gerich 178 Thomas Gerloski 165 Richard Giancarlo 178 Eric Giedraitis 135 John Gilbride135 Julie Giron 135 Brian Glynn 135 Stephen Glynn 150 James Gnoth 150 Walter Goc 165 Arthur Goewey 150 George Goewey 135 Kevin Gofron 135 Chester Golab 165 John Goluch 136 Jose Gomez 150 Chester Gomolka 165 Gary Gomolka 150 Mark Gonciarz 136 Michael Gondek 136 Joseph Gonzales 150 Richard Gonzales 136 Arthur Gonzalez 136 Erasmo Gonzalez 136 Goerge Gozalez 178 Hermann Gonzalez 165 James Gorman 178 Patrick Gorman 165 William Gorman 136 Christopher Vorniak 150 Allen Gorski 179 James Gorski 150 Johnny Goshey 136 John Grabowski 165 George Gracia 150 David Graczyk 179 Jeffrey Graczyk 150 Thomas Graczyk 136 Dennis Graham 151 Raymond Gralak 179 Michael Graney 151 Michael Grantz 179 Claudio Grassano 165 Robert Greenhill 151 John Gremer 165 Christopher Grenko 136 Lupce Grezlovski 151 Michael Grieger 165 Mark Griego 136 John Griffin 151 Brandon Grode 179 Christopher Grode 136 David Grybas 165 Gary Grzesiak 136 Scott Grzybowski 165 Joseph Gucwa 136 Sigitas Gudis136 Richard Guerra 151 Richard Gunn 179 Mario Gurgone 136 Michael Gurtowski 165 Daniel Gutierrez 136 John Gutierrez 136 Brian Gutt 165 Ruben Guzman 136 Steven Guzy 151 Michael Haas 151 Brian Habas 165 Daniel Haduch 151 Steven Halwix 136 Harland Hansbrough 165 Michael Hansen 151 Felix Hanson 179 Thomas Hanson 151 Charles Harling 151 Timothy Harnedy 136 Nicholas Harrington 151 Richard Harrington 151 Robert Haugh 165 Robert Haupt 151 William Hawes 165 Jeffrey Hayes 165 Thomas Hayes 179 Timothy Hayes 151 William Hayes 165 Thomas Healy 165 James Heeter 165 Edward Heim 151 Eric Heimberg 165 Kurt Heimberg 136 Kurt Heinz 165 James Heneghan 136 Thomas Herbst 179 John Herlihy165 Robert Herling 165 Francisco Hernandez 136 Jesus Hernandez 136 Joel Hernandez 179 Jose Hernandez 136 Manuel Hernandez 136 Kirk Herr 136 Edward Herrerias 151 Jeffrey Hess 141 Michael Hettiger 136 James Hill 165 Juan Hinojosa 136 Robert Hladik 151 Richard Hoblinski 165 David Hoff 179 William Hoffman 151 David Hollinger 151 Jeffrey Holstrom 136 Carl Hood 136 Brett Horton 136 Rodney Horton 179 Donald Houbolt 151 Kenneth Houbolt 151 John Houlihan 179 Kevin Houlihan 151 Robert Houlihan 136 Thomas Houlihan 168 William Houlihan 136 Michael Howe 136 David Howicz 151 James Howley 151 John Hozzian 168 Stephen Hozzian 151 Mark Hranicka 151 Roger Hudec 179 Latese Hudson 136 Scott Hughes 151 Philip Hulquist179 Edward Hurley 136 Mark lckes 179 Francis lglinski 168 Marvin lrby179 David Isaacs 151 Ricardo lsais 136 Victor lsais 179 Jaime Islas 137 Andy lsztok 168 Neal lvers 168 Jesse lzaguirre 168 Luis lzaguirre 137 Miguel lzaguirre 179 Frank Jablonski 151 Gregory Jablonski 179 Steven Jackowiak 151 Ronald Jacobson 137 Daniel Jaeger 151 Joseph Jagielski 151 Leonard Jagielski 179 Robert Jagielski 137 Ronald Jagla 137 Matthew Jahnke151 Robert Jahnke 168 John Jakubowski 168 Joseph Janczy 179 Alphonse Janecko 137 Richard Jaskierski 137 Michael Jadzyk 151 Mark Jedry 168 Brian Jellison 137 Fredrick Jellison 168 Joseph Jenkins 168 John Jensen 137 Michael Jeracki 179 Steven Jeracki 151 Dwayne Jervier 151 James Jesse 168 Kevin Jesse 137 Kestutuis Jodwalis 168 Craig Johnson 179 James Johnson 137 Tommy Johnson 152 Charles Jones 152 James Jones 137 John Jones 137 Lewis Jones 137 Michael Jones 152 Roberto Jones 168 Steven Jones 152 Anatas Jonikas 180 Kurt Joyce 137 Thomas Joyce 137 Jesse Juarez 137 Judeh Judeh 152 David Jung 137 Gerard Jungman 168 John Jurcey 168 Edward Justic 137 Edward Juszczak 137 Steven Kacys 137 David Kaczmarek 137 Jeff Kahmark 137 David Kairis 180 Paul Kairis 137 Kevin Kaiser 180 Michael Kaley 152 John Kalter 152 Kenneth Keluzny 152 John Kalvaitis 180 Lawrence Kamien 137 Edward Kaminski 168 Michael Kane 137 Michael Kapior 152 Roger Kasper 180 203 204 Philip Kaszynski 152 John Kawa 137 John Keating 180 Richard Keating 152 Thomas Keenan 137 Patrick Kehoe 168 Kevin Kellner 137 Brian Kelly 152 John Kelly 152 Joseph Kelly 168 Mark Kelly 152 Daniel Kempen 152 Gerald Kendra 137 Richard Kendra 152 Thomas Kendra 180 Roosevelt Kennerson 152 Bradley Kenny 137 William Kerfin 137 Jeffrey Kerney 168 Lavoya Kerr 168 Theodore Kerrigan 180 John Kerulis 180 Robert Keska 137 Roger Ketza 152 John Kevin 180 Daniel Kienzle 180 Paul Kilian 137 Windell Killingsworth 137 Sylvester King 180 Vernal King 137 Dale Kingsley 137 Dennis Kingsley 168 Michael Kirk 137 Michael Kirka 137 Steve Kirkolis 140 Steven Kerwin 168 Romas Kivenas 152 Craig Kleefisch 180 Mark Klein 168 Frank Klimala 140 Edward Kloss 140 David Knowski 180 Joseph Knowski 168 Gerald Koch 168 James Koch 140 John Koch 180 Thomas Kochniarczyk 140 John Kociolek 140 Arcadius Koczwara 152 Christopher Koczwara 152 Kerry Kodatt 152 Kerry Kodron 168 Keith Kolosta 140 Mark Kominkiewicz 168 Francis Kondorf 180 Edward Konecki 180 Matthew Konieczka 180 Robert Konrath 152 Michael Korolenko 152 Mark Kostro 180 John Kotarac 140 David Kowalski 152 Thaddeus Kowalski 180 Edward Kowalsky 168 Edward Kozak 180 Theodore Koziol 180 Thomas Kozubowski Robert Krawczyk 140 Daniel Kress 152 Anthony Krokos 180 Dennis Krokos 140 Jerome Krokos 152 Gary Krol 180 Mark Krolak 152 Lawrence Kubiak 152 Thomas Kuerbs 140 Charles Kuntzman 152 Michael Kuper 140 David Kupka 168 Brian Kureja 168 Edmund Kurley 181 Rick Kurzydlo 140 Anthony Kustec 168 Robert Kwiatkowski 140 Steven Kwiatkowski 152 Keith La Belle 152 John Labiak 181 John Laboske 168 James Labuda 140 Paul Lacny 181 Michael Lamping 168 Tymothy Lamping 140 Lamar Lampkins 152 Fredell Lang 140 Thomas Langlois 181 William Langlois 152 Michael Lannan 181 Mark Lapen 181 James Lapsansky 152 Christopher Larkin 152 Daniel Larkin 181 Daniel Larsen 152 Keith Larson 140 Kenneth Larson 152 Richard Laskiewicz 181 Tedd Laskzkiewicz 153 David Lavin 140 James Lavoy 140 John Lazowski 168 Richard Leal 140 John Lebak 140 William Lebeau 181 Thomas Lederer 168 David Lee 168 Bernard Leifker 140 Joseph Leone 140 Jesus Lepe 169 Juan Lepe 160 Adrian Lerma 153 John Lesnicki 140 Alan Letourneau 169 James Letts 140 John Lewandowski 153 Daniel Leyden 140 David Leyden 140 Joseph Leyden 153 Michael Leyden 181 Thomas Linchesky 169 Byron Lipscomb 140 Nicholas Lloyd 140 John Loftus 181 Joseph Lombardo 153 Joseph Lomoro 181 Anthony Lopez 153 Carlos Lopez 140 Jon Lopez 169 Martin Lopez 169 Raymond Loranger 169 Daniel Lorenz 153 Jonathan Lorenz 169 Steven Losos 140 Victor Lua 153 Donald Lubke 153 James Luecht 181 Raymond Lukas 169 Daniel Lukasik 153 Nicholas Lukasik 181 Victor Luna 140 James Lyall 169 Marlon Lyles 140 Cornelious Lynch 181 Thomas Lynch 169 James Maas 169 Tod Maca 140 Timothy Macijunas 181 Joseph Madden 169 Michael Madden 153 Joseph Maestre 181 John Mahoney 153 Andy Makuch 153 James Malcom 140 Christopher Malczewski 153 Daniel Maldonado 153 Ismael Maldoado 153 David Malec 169 William Manning 169 Robert Manrique 181 Steven Marciano 181 Steven Marion 181 Joseph Marnell 153 Michael Marozas 181 Edward Martin 181 John Martin 169 Scott Martin 153 Charles Martinez 140 Javier Martinez 153 Javier Martinez 140 Jose Martinez 140 Jose Martinez 181 Mario Martinez 141 Mario Martinez 141 Rolando Martinez 153 Dean Martini 169 Sylvester Maryas 169 Oscar Mascorro 181 Frank Mastalerz 169 Marcelino Mata 141 Darius Matonis 169 Ronald Matt 153 Steven Matteo 184 Theodore Matula 153 Paul Mauksch 141 Charles Maylee 169 Robert Maziarka 141 Gregory Mazur 153 Andrew Mazurek 169 Stephen Mazure 153 George McArdle 153 Joseph McCathy 153 K Michael McCarthy 153 Thomas McCarthy 169 Timothy McCarthy 141 Michael McClorey 169 Robert McCluskey 184 John McCluskey 169 Dan McCormick 169 Thomas McCormick 184 Timothy McCormick 141 Matthew McCurrie 184 Mark McDermed 141 Chistopher McDermott 153 David McDonald 169 Billy McFarland 169 John McGarry169 Stephen McGee 184 Lamar McGhee 184 John McGinnis 153 Timothy McGinnis 153 Mark McGowan 153 Matthew McGrail 184 William McGrath 169 Michael McGrael 169 Michael McGriff 184 David McGuire 184 John McGuire 153 Kevin McGuire 141 John McHale153 Zenon McHugh 184 James McKatherine 141 Michael McKee 153 David McKendrick 153 Joseph McKernan 141 Daniel McLaughlin 141 John McMahon 153 William McMorris141 Martin McNamara 141 Edward McNicholas 169 Joseph McNulty 141 Matthew McQuaid 153 Kevin McVeagh 169 Robert Meifert 184 Peter Meizis 169 Thomas Mekoola 141 Joseph Melcher 169 Robert Melcher 184 Mario Mendez 141 Jaime Mendoza 153 Jerome Mendoza 141 Daniel Meske 153 Jonathan Meske 184 Joseph Mestan 141 Alan Metke 141 Kirk Meyers 184 Pedro Meza141 Adrew Mezera 141 Thomas Mezera 184 Kenneth Michalowski 169 Andrew Michalski 141 John Michalski 156 Michael Michalski 156 John Mielzynski 141 Daniel Migas 170 Mark Mihalski 156 David Mikulskis141 Derrick Miles 156 Jeffrey Miller 141 Michael Miller 170 Samual Miller 156 Scott Miller 170 William Miller 170 Thomas Milton 156 Maurice Minefee 156 Donald Mitchell 184 Cameron Mitchem 170 Peter Mixan 170 Alexander Mojica 170 Michael Mokrzycki 156 Alex Molina 170 Martin Molina 184 Thomas Molloy 141 Anthony Monohan 184 William Monahan 141 David Monday 184 Jeffrey Monday 156 Alberto Monjarro 184 Edward Montalvo 141 Michael Montalvo 170 Ricardo Montalvo 141 Michael Montenegro 156 John Moonan 156 Patrick Moonan 184 Robert Moore 184 John Mora 156 Juan Mora 184 Daniel Morales 156 Harold Moran 141 Richard Moran 156 Florentino Moreno 141 Paul Moreno 141 David Morrell 120 John Morrell 184 Patrick Morris 171 Christopher Moxley 185 Robert Mroczek 170 Michael Mroz 185 Michael Muhs 141 Thomas Mulchrone 156 William Mulchrone 185 Peter Mulvey 141 Kent Munro 170 Anthony Murillo 156 Juan Murillo170 Timothy Murney 170 Edward Murphy 185 George Murphy 170 James Murphy 156 John Murphy 170 Michael Murphy 156 Rodger Murphy 185 Christopher Murray 185 Martin Nagle 156 Frederick Narsolis 156 James Nebelski 170 Richard Nedza 185 Michael Nesnidal 141 Brian Neville 170 John Nicholson 141 Bryan Nieciak 156 Joseph Nieciak 141 Eric Nielson 142 John Niestrom 156 Ronald Nikonsuk 142 Kevin Nolan 156 Matthew Nolan 185 Edward Norwood 142 Daniel Nosek 170 John Notorangelo 156 Charles Novack 170 William Novak 142 Andrew Nowak 170 Christopher Nunez 156 Michael Nunez 170 David Nusko 185 Kenneth Oboikovitz 156 Steven Oboikovitz 142 Daniel O'Brien 170 Ralph O'Brien 156 Terence O'Brien 142 David Obrzut 185 Jose Ochoa 142 Timothy O'Connell 185 William O'Connell 185 David O'Connor 142 Patrick O'Connor 156 Timothy O'Connor 156 Brian O'DonnelI 170 Daniel O'DonnelI 170 Thomas O'Dowd 185 Kevin O'gorman 142 Joseph Ogrodnik 142 Daniel Okoskey 142 Joseph Okoskey 170 Daniel O'Leary 185 John O'Leary 185 Joseph Olejniczak 142 Cedric Oliver 142 Joseph Oncak 142 Joseph O'Neill 156 Timothy O'Neill 185 Craig Operzedek 142 Anthony O'Rourke 142 Gilbert Orozco 170 Arthur Ortega 156 Alejandro Ortiz 156 Anthony Ortiz 156 Glenn Osvarek 185 Robert Osowski 156 Jose Otero 185 Terry Overton John Paciga 170 Randy Pajak 142 Scott Paluch 156 Chris Panek 142 Aaron Panganiban 156 Joel Panganiban 170 Richard Para 170 Martin Parello 185 Paul Parizanski 170 Anthony Parker 156 Michael Parker 170 William Parrilli 185 Kenneth Partyka 185 Ramero Passamentt 156 Salvador Passamentt 142 Gregory Pastorek 156 Keith Paszek 142 Stanley Paterka 157 Robert Patron 170 Joseph Paul 157 Joseph Pauss 157 David Pavic 170 Cornell Payne 142 Tommy Payne 170 Walter Pazera 157 Brett Pearson 142 Arcadio Pedraza 170 James Pell 142 John Pellegrini 185 William Pellegrini 157 Vincent Pellom 170 Brian Pemberton 142 4 Paul Pendergast 157 Gary Perepechko 157 Felipe Perez 171 Jose Perez 171 Jose Perez 171 Rodolfo Perez 142 Victor Perez 157 Michael Pertel 157 Richard Peters 185 David Petit 185 Thomas Petrauskas 171 Matthew Petrich 171 Daniel Petriekis 157 Michael Petrosius 186 Christopher Pfeiffer 157 James Piccirillo 186 William Pickert 171 Joseph Pietrzak 171 Philip Pignato 142 Richard Pinkowski 142 Robert Pinn 142 Jeffrey Pipiras 157 Richard Pizzo 171 Jerry Plant 186 Joseph Podder 142 Steven Podder 186 David Poetzinger 142 205 Daniel Pokrajac 186 Christopher Polick 142 James Polous 171 Antonio Ponce 142 Gene Poole 142 Michael Popp 157 James Porcelli 186 Keith Porlier 142 Mark Porlier 186 Jeffrey Porter 186 Thomas Porter 186 Wayne Potempa 142 Norman Powe 157 James Power 171 John Preisser 186 George Preston 171 Bradley Price 171 Paul Pronobis 157 Frank Przytula 186 Richard Pulham 142 Roger Pulham 157 Ronald Pulham 171 Michael Putlak 186 Anthony Quattrocchi 186 Brian Quinn 157 Michael Quinn 157 Patrick Quinn 142 Terence Quinn 157 Terrence Quinn 170 Robert Rabaza 142 Wayne Racine 142 Michael Radatz 157 Emil Radosztics 143 Terrence Rafferty 157 Ernesto Ramirez 143 Ruben Ramirez 143 Juan Rangel 171 Daniel Raschke 143 Michael Ratke 157 Donald Rauhut 171 Terry Redmond 143 Kevin Regan 171 Andrew Regets 186 Lawrence Regovic 143 John Resendiz 186 Steven Resendiz 157 Eduardo Reyes 186 Jeronimo Reyes 157 Jose Reyes 157 Thomas Reyes 171 John Rezny 186 Michael Ricci 171 Fransisco Rico 186 Michael Rimkus 186 Hector Riojas 186 206 John Riordan 186 Richard Risden 171 Ronald Risden 186 Christopher Rizzi 171 Jeffry Rizzi 186 Frank Rizzo 171 Steven Roa 143 John Roberts 186 Michael Roberts 171 Patrick Robinson 157 Leopoldo Robledo 157 Anthony Rodriguez 157 Antonio Rodriguez 143 Armando Rodriguez 157 Daniel Rodriguez 187 Ismael Rodriguez 143 Joe Rodriguez 143 John Rodriguez 171 Jose Rodriguez 157 Michael Rodriguez 171 Rene Rodriguez 143 Edward Rodzak 157 Jame Roeh 143 Louis Rogel 157 Arturo Roman 187 Jesus Roman 171 Juan Roman 171 John Romero 143 Michael Ropa 171 Ray Rosania 187 Armando Rosas 143 Kevin Rose 157 Thomas Rosinski 157 Christopher Roth 157 James Rothgery 143 Thomas Rough 157 Ronald Rowe 143 James Rozhon 171 Robert Ruddy 171 Calvin Rufus 143 Antonio Ruiz 143 Jose Ruiz 171 Lee Rutherford 157 Leonard Rutherford 143 Robert Rutkowski 157 Daniel Ryan 171 Richard Ryzner 157 Randal Rzasa 187 Peter Sabadosa 187 Brian Sabatino 158 Joseph Sabatino 187 Stephen Sacher 158 Matthew Sadler 143 Hector Saenz 187 David Sakalys 187 Robert Sakalys 143 Jose Saldana 187 Alejandro Salinas 158 Keenan Salley 171 Kevin SaIley171 Jose Sanchez 187 Paul Sanchez 158 Uriel Sanchez 158 Ricardo Sandoval 158 Agustin Santana 158 Daniel Sarich 158 Scott Scelfo 171 Jeffrey Schaaf 158 Michael Schaller 143 Stephen Schaller 171 Mark Schendl 158 Ronald Scherff 187 William Schield 143 John Schmidt 187 Raymond Schmidt 143 Thomas Schmidt 171 William Schmidt 143 Gerald Schmitt 158 John Schmitt 158 Daniel Scholl 158 Gearge Schuetter 187 Michael Schuler 158 James Schultz 158 Robert Schultz 172 Thomas Schultz 172 Anthony Scialabba 187 Thomas Scianna 158 Sean Scimeca 158 John Scott 187 Kalvin Scott 172 Joseph Scudieri 158 Joseph Scumaci 143 Christopher Seagrave 158 Paul Seelentag 172 Louis Segina143 Jaime Segura143 Pablo Segura187 Timothy Sekirka 187 Oscar Seledon 143 Silvester Seledon 187 Steven Sepka 143 James Sernek 158 Anthony Serritella 143 Don Shedrick 143 Brian Sheedy 143 Mark Sheedy 172 Thomas Sheehan 172 Robert Sherbaty 187 Paul Sheridan 158 Kenneth Sherlock 172 John Shilney172 William Shizas 143 Brian Shortall 187 John Shrader 187 Martin Sides 143 Ronald Siebert 143 Roger Siegel 158 Joseph Siepka 143 Donald Sierzega 172 Michael Signorelli 172 Nicholas Signorello 172 Daniel Sikora 187 Stan Silaus 172 Armando Silva 143 Peter Simkus 172 Joseph Simonetti 143 Edmond Sims 144 Michael Singer 187 Robert Singraber 172 Jeffrey Sink 144 John Sink 172 Brian Sinon 144 Michael Sivak 187 Michael Skiba 172 Kurt Skinky 144 Scott Skippet 158 Anthony Skokal 144 Brian Skonesey 144 Kevin Skopek 158 John Skrabutenas 158 Frank Skrip 188 Ronald Skrip 172 John Skudnig 188 Steven Skupien 158 William Slawson 144 James Slivka 188 Thomas Smikoski 172 Donald Smith 172 Robert Smith 158 Joseph Snaidauf 158 Rex Snyder 188 Ray Soberano 188 James Socco 158 Thomas Soltis 144 Keith Sorcek 144 Carlos Soria 144 Marco Soriano 188 Robert Sorrondeguy 172 Robert Sotak 158 William Sotak 158 Adrian Soto 144 Antonio Soto 188 Bruno Soto 158 Louis Soto 144 Gerald Spearman 158 Eric Spears 144 Mike Special 172 Robert Spontak 172 Michael Stachewicz 158 Gary Stanek 188 Matthew Stapleton 144 Michael Staudacher 172 James Stehlik 144 Leslie Stepan 144 Robert Stephens 158 Vincent Stevens 158 Aaron Stewart 144 Michael Stocks 158 John Stone 188 Randal Stone 144 Christopher Stromidlo 172 Richard Sturm 144 David Sudzus 172 Mark Sudzus 144 Christopher Suffield 158 Timothy Sulikowski 172 Edwin Sullivan 144 Patrick Sullivan 172 Gary Sumita 188 Daryl Sumlar 188 Keith SumIar172 Timothy Surico 159 Andrew Svabas 172 Gary Svidron 144 Robert Svidron 188 Donald Swanson 159 Stephen Swanson John Sweeney 144 William Swidergal 188 Stanley Szaflarski 188 Robert Szarzynski 188 Gerald Szczepanski 144 Ronnny Szykowny 172 Robert Tague 159 Aron Talwar 144 Jorge Tamez 188 Kenneth Taylor 172 Michael Taylor 172 James Tencza 144 Raymond Tenorio 144 Vincent Ternes 172 Kenton Terrell 172 Joseph Thibault 159 Paul Thibodeaux 144 Jock Thomaston 172 William Thompson 144 Bradley Tintera 159 Robert Tiso 188 Randall Tobias 144 Steven Tobolt 144 Michael Tomano 144 Paul Tonietto 172 Christopher Tonn 172 Edward Toomey 188 Robert Topor 144 Carlos Torres 144 Raul Torres 144 Gary Townsend 144 Delfino Trevino 144 Robert Trevino 173 Michael Tripp 144 Matthew Trofimuk 188 Roy Trumblay 144 Casimir Trusiak 145 Chris Tucci 188 John Tucker 188 Douglas Tuell 145 Thomas Turcich 173 Thomas Turkowski 145 Brian Turner 145 James Turner 173 Frank Twardak 145 Steve Tyliszczak 188 Michael Tyzenhaus 188 Thomas Tyzenhaus 159 Edmund Urbaniak 159 James Urbanski 145 Michael Urbanski 173 Michael Urias 159 Jesse Vaca 159 Emanuel Vacchiano 173 Mark Vaitkus 173 Joseph Valentine Robert Valentine 188 Richard Vallez 188 John Valtierra 173 Philip Vanaria 173 Gary Vanek 173 John Vasko 173 Bruce Vassall 173 Adam Vega 145 Frank Vega 159 Jose Vega 188 Rodolfo Vega 145 Jose Vega 189 Jose Vela 189 Arturo Velazquez 145 Fernando Velazquez 189 Henry Velazquez 189 Ruebn Velazquez 159 Antonio Velez 189 Mark Venegas 173 Michael Vieni 145 Michael Villa 173 Richard Villa 145 Mario Villalobos 159 Louis Villarreal 189 Carlos Viromontes 189 James Vodar 159 Edaard Vogler 159 Daniel Vohasek 173 Charles Vojcak 173 Darryl Voltz 189 David Vondra 145 Daniel Voytas 145 Paul Vrbancic 159 Faron Wade 145 Scott Wagner 145 David Walkosz 173 James Walpole 159 Michael Walsh 145 Michael Walsh 145 Timothy Walsh 145 Dennis Wantroba 145 Steven Waranauskas 189 Lafayette Ward 173 Richard Wardinski 189 Steven Washilewski 173 Charles Washington 159 Arnold Watkins 145 Eric Watson 159 Joseph Wawro 159 Wayne Wawrzyniak 145 John Weaver 173 Gerald Weber 159 Stephen Weber 145 Thomas Wegrzyn 159 Torrance Weir 159 Harold Weisel 145 Jacob Weisel 159 Ronald Weissenhofer 189 Eric Welch 159 Russell Wesolowski 145 Paul Wetzig 145 Daniel Weyer 145 Brian Whalen 145 Eric Whitaker 173 Richard White 159 Roosevelt White 173 Michael Wielgat 189 Jeffrey Wiktor 145 Michael Wilford 159 Chis Wilkinson 159 Robret Wilkosz 173 William Williams 159 James Willson 189 Michael Wilson 173 Patrick Winters 189 Michael Wippo 159 Michael Wojcik 159 Peter Wojda 173 Douglas Wojtczak 159 Michael Wonogas 145 Thomas Wonogas 189 Dewanye Woodrich James Woods 145 Clayton Worlds 173 Joseph Wos 159 Scott Wos 145 Christopher Wozniak 159 Brian Wozny 145 Gregory Wozny 173 Robert Wyrick 189 Eugene Wzorek 173 Timothy Yanahan 145 Michaek Yost 189 David Young 145 Kurtis Young 173 Richard Young 189 Steven Young 173 ln Yun 173 Thomas Yurkovich 159 Felix Zaczek 173 George Zadorozny 173 Alexander Zaleski 159 Joseph Zapotoczny 189 Chester Zarzecki 159 Steven Zawacki 189 John Zawasi 189 David Zebig 173 Dale Zeiger 159 Eduardo Zepeda 145 John Zerdin 173 Brian Zickus 145 Jay Zilinskas 145 James Zilligen 189 Bryan Zilonis 173 Edward Zimecki 173 Matthew Zimecki 159 Thomas Zolp 145 Manuel Zuniga 145 Raymond Zuniga 159 Anthony Zvirblis 189 David Zvirblis 173 207