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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1983 volume:

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Y , F He moves in darkness as it seems to me, NL, g l Not of woods only and the shade of trees. fi ,1 - ' It , ' ' 'mg H ' .,w:k,,,M He will not go behind his father's saying, And he likes having thought of it so well He says again, Good fences make good neighbors ei D 1' y fs l :mm A 3 is , ,,m,..,. , , A f-4' .S N lf X R ik? X Fin? Something there is that doesn't love a wall - RIFWA 4 1. 92 3 3 ul found the opportunity of helping people very rewar- ding, and l especially enjoyed working with the studentsg they were very receptive and helpful in making my stay at St. Rita a very enjoyable one, commented Fr. David Brecht, OSA., as he summed up his four year career at St. Rita. St. Rita's religious and lay faculty were also very helpful and l feel that they are some of the finest people l have had the opportunity to work with in my career. Fr. Brecht will be leaving St. Rita HS. to become the Assistant to the Provincial of the midwest province. Fr. Brecht's new duties include overseeing the operations of the Augustinian High Schools of the province and being the Chairman of the Education Commission, Director of Conti- nuing Education for the Augustinians, and the Director of Research and Planning for the province. HFr. Brecht will be greatly missed by the St. Rita Com- munity and we are sorry to see him leave, said Director of Studies, Mr. Joseph Bamberger. This year was probably the best in a long time and we attribute this to the fine ad- ministration and also the cooperation of the students. Over the four years Fr. Brecht was at St. Rita there were many well received changes including new windows for the main building, replacement of the Chapel Building stairway, a new heating system for the Annex Building, and new desks for the school. None of these improvements could have been made if the students did not have the pride in the school that they have, said Fr. Brecht. Their enthusiasm in fund raising was phenomenal as was their interest in growing as Christian men. l know that the students, faculty and religious will con- tinue to perform as well as they have in my stay at St. Rita, and will maintain the pride in St. Rita and the Christian spirit that has brought them so far, concluded Fr. Brecht. Prior ofthe St. Rita Augustinians: Fr. Roland Follmann, O.S.A Board of Administration: Mr, Joseph Bamberger, Fr, David Brecht, O,S.A., and Fr. Roland Follmann, O.S.A. Mr. James Angsten, Fr. Patrick Murphy, O.S,A., Fr, Casimir Pazera, O,S.A., Mr. James Segredo, Mr. Michael Kisicki. XXXW xiii, W 1 is Ea to X.. K Director of Development: Mr. James Segredo. Director of Studies: Mr. Joseph Bamberger. ILJEIE JTEII JGY' ERP?-sRILJ3lfL3N Ta TEJLLUI 'DY J: LES SESS St. Rita's Theology department is probably the best in Chicago's high schools, stated Br. Charles Prevender, chair- man of the Theology Department. Our department teachers work very well together and we have a great amount of input at our monthly departmental meetings which helps to establish a strong department. l'Fr. Murphy and I attend the St. Xavier Seminar on Religious Education so we are able to evaluate our department and it appears that we have the best, continued Br. Charles. Because Rita has the best Theology department it has been asked to review religious texts by Mr. Zimmerman. Mr. Zim- merman sends us his books about twice a year for a reviewg we have done this for the past several years and Mr. Zimmerman is grateful for the help we give him, said Br. Charles. 'Excellent teachers, guest speakers, and strong input all contributed to help the department succeed and hopefully things will not change too much next year, said Br. Charles. Br. Chris Howe will be leaving to continue his studies for the priesthood, and Br. Mark Thedens will be joining the Theology Department next year. Next year we are starting a Theology program for the slower freshmen students, said Br. Charles. i'We will also start discussing the possibility of electives in Theology courses and of having sophomores take Theology all year long. After the discussions on these proposals, they will be submitted to the Curriculum Council. Overall, our year was rather smooth and will basically be the same for next year, concluded Br. Charles. Well what do you expect from the best? I. Bro. Charles Prevender, O.S.A., is the Theology Department Chairman. This is his fifth year at St. Rita and he teaches Theology Il. He received his BA. from St. Xavier. 2. Fr. Patrick Murphy, O.S.A., teaches Theology IV. He has been at St. Rita for four years, and he moderates the Father's Club. He received a M. Div. from Catholic Theological Union. 3. Fr. Timothy Deeter, O.S.A., teaches Theology I and III. He has been at St. Rita for 6 years and is also the moderator of the Knights of Augustine. He received an M. Div. from Catholic Theological Union. 4. Fr. Gerald Van Overbeek, O.S.A., teaches Theology Ill and IV. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years and is the Assistant Chaplain and Moderator of the Box- ing Club. He has a Masters Degree from Villanova University. 5. Fr. Robert Ebrom teaches Theology. He has been at St. Rita for 3 years. He has an M. Div. from St. Mary of the Lake, Mundelein, Illinois. 6. Bro. Frank Paduch, O.S.A., teaches Theology I and Current Events IV. He has been at St. Rita for 3 yeras. He has an M. Div. from Chicago Theological Union. He also is the Head Coach of the Varsity Soccer team. Q GQQPERJXTIQSI AN E EGATIQLNI LWJLRE' U35 Eu JR CELISEJZ This years teachers performed very well and were very unselfish with their time in helping the students. This dedication made everything run very well and had a positive effect on everyone, commented English Depart- ment Chairman, Dr.Donald Racky. Good cooperation, atmosphere. and relations with the students helped make the year successful for Dr. Racky. Tutoring for the students was provided by the teachers to inprove the understanding of English for students who were having problems with their studies. l was very pleased to see this cooperation and student response, stated . Dr. Racky. A new addition to the English Department was Mr. Donald Gray who taught sophomores and juniors and also moderated the Guitar Club. Mr. Gray was a fine ad- dition to our department and fit in well with our pro- gram, stated Dr. Racky. Mr. Donald Racky teaches English I, lll, and lV. He has been at St. Rita for 24 years. He has a Ph.D, from Loyola University and is also moderator of the school newspaper, the Ritan, Mr. Edmund Brongiel teaches English, He has been at St, Rita for I7 years. He has a BA. from Loyola University and is the Moderator of the War Games Club. Mr. Edward Dudek teaches Films and English, He has been at St. Rita for l6 years. He has an MA. from DePaul University. 38 l ,- Mr. Michael Riley has been at St. Rita for ll years, He is currently working on his Ph.D. in Educational Administration. Mr. Timothy Scanlon teaches English and Reading and has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has a B.A. from St. Xavier and is also the Assistant Admissions Direc- tor and Freshman Cross Country Coach. Ms. Linda Marach teaches sophomore English. She has been at St. Rita for 3 years. She has a B.A. from Rosary College. Mr. Donald Gray teaches English in his first year at St. Rita. He has a BA. from St. Xavier College and is the moderator of the Guitar Club. Mr. Mike Kisicki is the Vice-Principal of Activities and Athletics and he teaches English ll honors and Reading ll. He has an M.Ed. in Reading and in Administration from the University of Arizona. He is also the moderator of the student government, student council, and senior class. Mr. Jim Prunty teaches junior English. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has a B.A. from Loras College, DuBuque, Iowa, He is the assistant varsity football, basektball and baseball coach. Mr. Gene Sweeney teaches English. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has a B.A. from Illinois Benedictine. He is also the varsity golf and frosh baseball coach. Ms. Sally Jo Zepeda teaches English, She has been at St. Rita for 4 years. She has a B.A. from the College of St. Scholastica, She is the Moderator of the Speech and Drama Club and lnscape. HIST js !.Y' AVI. JYFES fy J J XjF'Q'rY' X cl :rl I-I 1 ll I 1 j l.a.n.i.n .n ..a.m--:a.n:a PREP This year we had a very fine group of veteran teachers that continually make St. Rita's History Department one of the strongest around, stated department chairman Mr. James Misiora. We con- tinue to have very high A.P. scores from our senior students, and this year we started to prepare for the ACT exam earlier, said Mr. Misiora. Mr. Dvorak was the main innovator for the earlier preparation of juniors taking the ACT, which helped them become more aware of the test format. Because we have such a strong department St. Rita is able to accomplish more in one year than some other high schools can in ten years, said Mr. Misiora. l am very pleased with the way our teachers work together to help the students get bet- ter scores on the ACT and A.P. exams. Next year we plan to prepare even earlier for the ACT and to get good consistent performances on these standar- dized tests and in our everyday school work, con- cluded Mr. Misiora. l. Mr. James Misiora teaches US. History, US, Government and Current Events. He has been at St, Rita for ll years. He has a B.S. from Chicago State University and is also the head varsity hockey coach. He is the moderator of the Student Broadcasting System, 2. Mr. Joseph Bamberger teaches advanced Ll,S. History. He has been at St, Rita for 23 years and holds an M.A. and an M.Ed, from DePaul University. He is also moderator of the National Honor Society and the Sophomore Class. ,gui ,.. K . ,fe ,A A SI SITA ,. ., K . Mr. Ronald Dvorak teaches European and CLS. History. He has been at St. Rita for I9 years. He has an M.A. from the University of Notre Dame. . Fr. Leo Cavanaugh, O.S.A., has been at St. Rita since 1944 and teaches CLS. History. . Mr, Jack Ferraro teaches LI.S. History and European History. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years and is also head track and assistant soccer coach. He has a B.A. from St. Xavier College. . Mr. Woody Urchak is in his 2nd year at St. Rita and teaches Ll.S. and European History. He is also a major league baseball umpire during the summer. JLFTEHR QUE iii ' ' Wilt' DU' JR.. , BQQSFLJS :UIAILJH PG t JR' 'JS .f,J -i , .iq alll This year's math department was excellent - as always - thanks to much hard work by all the teachers, said Mr. Lasky. There were no major changes. The same programs that worked last year were successful this year. All of the teachers from first year teachers like Mr. Arena to seasoned veterans like Mr. Krystof and Fr. Flach kept the math scholars on their toes, and the department is disappointed to see Mr. Mike Walaczek leave, Mr. Lasky continued. Math scores improved this year because of the work many teachers did after hours. For example, Fr. Flach spent much time after school giving extra help to in- terested students, and Mr. Genge was in charge of the math tutors. 1. Mr. Norbert Lasky teaches geometry and algebra. He has been at St. Rita for 20 years. He has a B.S. in math from Loyola University. He is the Moderator of the Chess Club and also coaches tennis. 2. Fr. Lavern Flach, O.S.A,, teaches geometry, algebra ll, trigonometry and calculus. He has been at St. Rita for 24 years. He has a masters in math from Villanova University. He is also Moderator of the Mother's Club. s . F . Y I fa ik-,B 2 , : ' , ' 7 W ' 1 1 is K J 'M . , 'nj t Mr. Lawrence Genge teaches geometry, algebra ll, math analysis and trigonometry. He has been at St. Rita for 6 years. He has a BA. from McKen- dree College. He is the sophomore cross country coach and also a math tUtOl'. Mr. Glenn Arena, a newcomer to St. Rita, teaches geometry. He has a BA. from the University of Illinois. Mr, Jack Janeczko is in his sixth year at St. Rita and teaches algebra and geometry. He has a BA. from DePaul University and coaches sophomore baseball. Mr. Mike Walaszek is in his 2nd year at St, Rita and teaches Algebra and Geometry. He has a BA, from St. Xavier and is head coach of the varsity basketball team. PLANS NQW EMPLEQ Mr. Gasiecki accomplished his goal of rearrang- ing the science department curriculum this year. Some of our plans of the past seemed to fall into place, said Mr. Gasiecki. Part of those plans in- cluded requiring all sophomores to take a science. The Chemistry ll honors class is now running year- ly. Students moving through the program now have more direction and potential during their 4 years, added Mr. Gasiecki. This year's staff, which was unchanged from last year, continued their excellent job. Their con- tinued dedication to science and teaching allowed classes to run smoothly, remarked Mr. Gasiecki. 1. Mr. Bob Gasiecki is the Chairman of the Science Department and has been at St. Rita for 12 years. 2. Mr. John Hartl, now in his 16th year at St. Rita, teaches physical science and is one of the athletic trainers. if A ,if . ' .,Vi,,1.jfgQwi ff' ,J ' f . g' .2 M ,. if l,,f'Z'fi.t R bel 4' ' J, f' Q Q H -1 N. C mi. 5. ' .f'f' 'M url 1 . my . W5 5 2 3 v s Ai 3 i 1 Q.. - 'NJC ,.f1.! , ill- . .f xg 1 Ni . X K. - . .saw , 3l 41 .i .f,.: . . . ..,,,L is. .. CF 2 'st V., Z j A 2 we 2, ii l. Mr. Phil lgoe came to St, Rita in 1964 and holds a BS. from Western Michigan. Ms. Susan Whooley has been at St, Rita for 8 years and teaches Chemistry. She has a M.L.S. from Rosary College. She also moderates the Cheerleaders and is a science tutor. Mr. Marty Quinn teaches biology and earth science. He has been at St. Rita for 3 years. He has a BA. from Indiana University. He is also assistant varsif ty football coach and assistant track coach. Mr. Don Krystof is in his 2nd year at St. Rita. He holds an MS. from the University of Illinois and also teaches in the math department, FQREEGN 1iii!IGr'UJLQ7if3a EMEPRQ' Vile MELNIT5 Ci JNTEN' U3 ln the last 3 years the language department faculty has improved very much. The addition of Ms. Junkroski and Mrs. Creighton has been a great help for the department, said Mr. Pawlowski. There was also an improvement in language contest attendance and performance. To improve the department next year, Mr. Pawloski wants to obtain a 40 booth listening lab to improve listening and conversation skills. Mr. Pawloski also hopes to improve on next years textbooks with a more integrated set of study materials. French has added diversity to our program con- tinued Mr. Pawlowski. The French program is strong here at Rita, despite the popular myth that French is an especially tough language. We will not stop at French, howeverg we will offer any language if there are enough students for it. 1. Mr. Gregory Pawlowski is in his 17th year at St. Rita. He teaches French l and ll and is the chairman of the foreign language department. 2, Ms. Susan Junkroski teaches Spanish Ill and IV and Spanish for Native Speakers. She has been at St. Rita for 3 years and has a BA. and 3X4 of a masters degree from Rosary University. She also moderates the Spanish National Honor Society. ln her spare time she enjoys playing the guitar for church services. eng Mr. Michael Cronin teaches Spanish. He has been at St. Rita for 4 years. He has a B.A. and M.A. from the University of Notre Dame. He is also the freshman class moderator. Bro. Mark Thedens, O.S.A., teaches Theology l and Spanish lll and lV. He has been at St. Rita for 20 years, He has a BA. in Philosophy and Liturgical Music from Villanova University and St. Joseph. He is also Moderator of the Band and Chorus. Bro. Christopher Howe, O.S.A., teaches French and Theology. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has a B.A. from Villanova University. Mrs. Mary Ellen Creighton teaches Spanish l and ll. She received her B.A. from Albertus Magnus. ln her spare time she enjoys photography and bicycling. TULSQ Egffillutzigi'-115111 INF BU'S'LNl'EH1-SS .1 4 A I: l 'al ,J ..i l .i.a 3112 R'jTJL Q .JU Ri5Ei3 Mr. August Jeffery, Business Department Chairman, has witnessed the doubling of student interest in business- related courses this year. Accounting land ll, Business Law, Economics, Money Management, and Typing all showed substantial increases of class sizes. The career shifts toward more commerce related fields is evident and St. Rita students are taking advantage of the business courses of- fered here. I am very pleased with this, said Mr. Jeffery, because many of our graduates are moving toward careers in the business fields. Accounting classes are at the forefront of increased enrollmentg there were 5 full accounting classes this year along with a very good advanced accounting class, Mr. Jef- fery added, but don't underestimate the other business courses. St. Rita graduates have received many business scholarships from many reputable colleges and universities that weren't just for accounting. l. Mr. August Jeffery is the Chairman of the Business Department. He has an M,l,S.R. from Loyola. 2. Mr, William Dorrington teaches Money Management, and Accounting I and has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has a B.A. from Northeastern Il' linois University, He is the freshman football coach and sophomore basketball coach. He also moderates the Weightlifting Club. 3. Mr. Richard Grill has been at St. Rita since 1968. He holds a BS. in ac- counting and is one of the schools fundraisers. WEA .aJI.a.a .a.a .a..a.a ...I RETA Gym classes have utilized the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Program to get students in top shape and teach self-discipline to the individual. Classes at St. Rita are geared to keeping the students active and also to building up their strength by Weightlifting, said Department Chairman Mr. James Segredo. We can give the student the exercises, but he has to teach himself to meet his own goals by hard work. Three separate parts make up St. Rita's gym classes: Cal calisthenics and running to shape up students, tbl basketball fundamentals to teach team sports, ici weightlifting to increase body strength. These workouts are really tough, but they get you in shape, said sophomore Mark Arteaga. There were no big changes in 82-83, all we look for is the steady improvement in the classes and in the shape and conditioning of the students, concluded Mr. Segredo. l. Mr. Jim Angsten teaches physical education, He has been at St. Rita for 5 years, He has a M.Ed. from the University of lllinois. He is also a coach for varsity football. 2. Bro, Charles Domagalski, O.S.A., is in his l0th year at St. Rita and teaches health classes. 3. Mr. Pat Cronin is the head football coach and teaches physical education. 1 EN USTREALI ARTS A S VARIETJY 'TCD Even though we are mainly a college prep school, said Mr. Joseph Bamberger, Director of Studies, we try to provide some job training in fields like woodworking, drafting and architectural design, for future job opportunities. 29 year veteran Mr. Florian Dodge teaches draf- ting and architectural design, giving students hands-on training with architectural instruments and other tools of the trade. Woodshop skills are taught by Mr. James Economakas. Students learn about various carpen- try tools and materials, and acquire experience working with woodworking machinery. The classes teach a valuable trade and also help students to pursue a college education in engineer- ing, Mr. Bamberger concluded. 1. Mr. Florian Dodge is in his twenty-ninth year at St. Rita and teaches Drafting l and ll and Architectural Drawing. 2. Mr. Jim Economakos is the Woodshop and General Shop teacher and has been at St. Rita for thirty-one years. 3l if ATJA QTLMBLSSEHS EURQVI EH FQUN ATJEQN EGR ln the past the St. Rita Data Processing program has provid- ed students with the opportunity to learn how to work with modern computers and at the same time gave them hands-on experience needed to prepare for a possible career in the com- puter field. 'tOur Data Center has received a new, large-scale computer system, the IBM 360 model 50 with a 512K memory. Also pur- chased were two modern key punches, an IBM 129 and an IBM O29, stated director of the data center Fr. Casimir Pazera, O.S.A. We are constantly trying to update the center to make it capable of handling many different terminals, each with a diversified purpose, he continued. lf these additions can be obtained, St. Rita's program would provide an even stronger foundation for students interested in the computer field. We l ,,,, l. Fr. Casimir Pazera, OSA., teaches electronic science. He has been at St. Rita for 22 years. He has a BA. from Villanova University. He is the Moderator of the Electronics Club. 2, Ms. Denise Keller teaches data-fortran. She has been at St. Rita for 2 years. She has a PhD, from lowa State University. pf' 3. Fr. Pazera helps Martin Deubler with a printout for Data Class. Ci JULNISELING' MF JLL JTZWQEIPJW ' G ' .- JA. ' ix li .I .I .1 '.J -J-r-I .a.T.n-nf.: TQ ' SER! EHFET RETA SILJU ' 5191133 Reorganization of the Guidance Department will take place next year with the institution of a followup system of counsel- ing. The system will allow a counselor to follow a graduating class all throughout the students' high school careers at St. Rita. Another change will be that there will be no overlap between the Guidance Department and the Admissions Office. The concept of the Counselor following up on a class is new at St. Rita, and hopefully it will produce positive results, said Fr. Roland F. Follmann, Chairman of the Guidance Department and Prior of the St, Rita Augustinians. The objective of the depart- ment is to help the student with any problems he might have, and, by starting the follow-through program, we hope to make the counseling more personalized and friendly, continued Fr. Follmann. This past year Mr. Hofer was working in both the Admissions Office and the Guidance Office. Consequently there was an overlap of work between the two officesg Next year, however, he will be a counselor on a more regular basis, continued Fr. Follmann. Some changes that took place this year were the addition of Fr. Ronald Turcich to the guidance office CFL Turcich is also a typing teacherj and the move of Fr. Follmann's office to the main office. Before, most students did not know where my office was, or they never saw it. However, now that my office is in the main of- fice, students know where it is and can easily drop in and see me, said Fr. Follmann. Another change that occurred this past year was the start of a student attrition program designed to help failing students ad' just to high school. This program uses upperclassmen to help the freshmen and sophomores. Started by the Admissions Office, this program will be continued by Mr. Hofer and the Guidance Office. l. Fr. Roland Follmann, O.S.A., is the Guidance Director. He has been at St. Rita for 16 years. He has an M.A. from Villanova University. 2. Mr. James Elijah is a counselor. He has been at St. Rita for 3 years. He has an M.A. from Northwestern Illinois University. 3. Mr, Roman Zalatoris has been in the Guidance Department for 29 years. He has an M.A. in counseling and an M.Ed. in counseling from Alfred Adler Institute and Depaul University. 4. Fr. Ronald Turcich, O.S.A., is a counselor and teaches typing. He has been at St. Rita for 2 years. He has an M.B.A. from Notre Dame. 5. Fr. Mario Porreca, O.S.A., is a counselor and has been at St. Rita for I9 years. He has a M.A. from Catholic University. 6. Mr. Guy Hofer is in the Guidance and CounselingADepartment. He has been at St. Rita for l2 years. He has a M.S. from Chicago State University. He is also the Head Cross Country Coach. if STU ELNITJ SE: iV'EC3jES 3 'EJQA SLVIIQQILJEE QEERATJEQN Many times the people that provide Student Services such as librarians, cafeteria workers, and AV workers are sometimes taken for granted or forgotten just because they are not actually standing in front of a class of 40 students every day. However, without them the school would not function as smoothly as it does. The bookroom, for instance, provides an easy and affordable way for students to buy the text books necessary for their classes, not to mention required reading books for English throughout the year. The cafeteria helps the students maintain a balanced diet at an economical cost. The students would be forced to brown bag it with cold sandwiches every day if the cafeteria didn't existg instead students are able to choose from many warm meals. Ms. Rae Alford, head librarian, helps students collect information for essays students must write, while she provides a quiet atmosphere for study. The library is an important source of information for classes that require indepth study. The audio-visual department helps provide teachers with slide shows and movies so that they can enhance their teaching methods and perhaps help the students understand a topic more easily. l try to provide well serviced machines to the teachers so that they can create a better learning experience for the students, said Mr. John Stobba, AV department head. l. Fr. Van Thienen, O.S.A,, is in charge of the book room. He has been at St. Rita for 29 years. 2. Mr. John Stobba, O.S.A., is an Audio Visual Coordinator, He has been on the staff for 26 years. He has a B,A. from Villanova University. 3. Ms. Debora Rae Alford is the head librarian in her sixth year at St, Rita. 4. Mrs. Lorraine Lococo, assistant librarian, is in her i7th year at St. Rita. Xl ,gg ill ll' itil! QQ! ill 'Dinar Kbwuuf' H ll 1 I H Ll 54.53 ff 'Mk A 'Ml' 1. Bro. Pat O.S.A. Mrs Beulah Frick Mrs Dmf'-fhv PAH' 'N arf 11? v Z .1 div f A 4 2 nm, gf' , ' Mrs. Sandra Tomich Mrs. Shirley Mingey Mrs, Joyce Talbot MAJQR PRQJEHSEEPS BUSINESS ln his first year at St. Rita, Mr. Mel Ahrens, Business Manager, has found himself very busy with school duties. During the 1983 school year, Mr. Ahrens has improved the physical appearance and security of the school by installing new windows in Alumni Hall, repainting the Yellow Room in Alumni Hall, renovating the St. Rita Stadium, and updating the key system in Egan Hall. I don't look at it as just a 9 to 5 job, said Mr. Ahrens, l look at it as a hobby. l enjoy working with the students, faculty, priests, and brothers, there's a lot of togetherness at this school, he said. Before coming to St. Rita, Mr. Aherns managed a group of high rise apartments in the Loop area. i'The work here is somewhat similar to the work I did at the apartments. lt was an easy transition. Next year's major improvement will be the complete renova- tion of the Chapel Building. We don't have any very large pro- jects for next year besides the Chapel renovation. We plan to take one day at a time, he concluded. Mr. Mel Ahrens Clffy -um ll, nm - 58 Ng , , ,., w, , ...J rf' Mrs. Dolores Andrews Mrs. Kathy Hofer Mrs. Ann Russell L-New 'CQ W! rm x ...J 21 Mrs Dor1sT Mrs Marge li' .QW QI? f x . fi K, i lf' 5'-re Q W it E 5 Q-1.-Pg L L ' Mrs. Joan Straple 41 Ms. Diane Michalowski 51 Mr. Kenneth Falat i 1 Q QQ X95 1 ? Ni 141 a LlEAGrUE St. Rita's 1982 Mustangs' season was a success accor- ding to athletic department chairman Mr. James Segredo. The team won the Catholic League title icing it by beating St. Laurence and then advanced to the state playoffs finishing among the top 8 teams in the state. Going into the season the team was not ranked in state and was only ranked to finish third in the Catholic League. However, the team sparked by excellend junior starters and outstanding senior leadership, was able to prove the rank- ings wrong and make it to the state playoffs, commented Mr. Segredo. Leading the Mustangs this year were all-area and Catholic League all stars Joe Jenkins, Torn Lynch and Tim Murney. Joining them on the Catholic League All Star team were Brian Coe, Ed Gannon, and Bradley Price. This year's seniors really showed great pride in themselves and the desire to win, said Mr. Segredo. They also helped the juniors become better prepared for their season. As for next year's team the Mustangs should be highly ranked considering the quality of the returning seniors. Also the games against Mr. Carmel and St. Laurence should be indicators as to how well the 1983 team should finish. l, Al Zaleski gets upended in the end zone during the Lane Tech playoff game. 2. Bob Gallagher kicks for the extra point while Joe Kelly holds. 3, Joe Jenkins stretches for first down yardage. . me L: .AMX ,. ' K X I. John Schmitt sets against receiver. 2. Bad Brad Price dives forward for extra yards 5394. 24 up 1' P-W, X. 1. 'ft pp J . J. J T f PP , ,K - 1 I 1 X It-.P ' K S ' lf 'I ' il ll irst row left to right: Coach Ray Bugal, Mgr, Mark Klein, Players: Steve Schaller, Dave Kowalski, Pat Robinson, Al Zaleski, John Schmitt, Joe Kelly, Mike taudacher, Bradley Price, Jeff Doody, Alan Letourneau, Bob Carillo, Dennis Graham, Derrick Miles, Charles Washington, Tony Murrielo, Roosevelt Kennerson, arryl Watkins, Trainer Dennis Krokos, Athletic Director Jim Segredo. Second row left to right: Coaches Bill Brady, Jim Angsten, Ray Jagielskig Players: Mike raney, Ken Browne, Ed Gannon, Jimmy Johnson, Pat Quinn, Marty Nagle, Allan Ford, Jim Dowd, Brian Coe, Tim Murney, Joe Knowski, Charles Jones, Jeff lanchard, Ed Urbaniak, Paul Thibodeaux, Terry Quinn, Norman Powe, Johnny Martin, Equipt. Mgr. Joe Lacny, Coaches: Pat Cronin, Jim Prunty, Jerry Monte. hird row left to right: Jim Murphy, Bobby Gallagher, Chris Larkin, Chris Rizzi, Jim Bochenczak, Gerry Dix, Mark Kelly, Phil Foley, Joe Jenkins, Tom Lynch, Mark Jaitkus, Mark McGowan, Mike Craig, Tom Mulchrone, Pete Mixan, Dan Foys, Ron Gapski, Soloman Duncan, John Gremer. Sophomore Football Team: lst Place Catholic League Llndefeated, Front row L. to R.: B. Pinn, M. Schaller, J. Mestan, J. Flanagan, D. Fritch, L. Jones, G. Elizondo, D Watkins, D. Voytas, T. Kochniarczyk. Second row L. to R.: J. Mclhlutty, L. Regovic, B. Zickus, M. Sipes, J. Kingsley, B. Evans, M. Gurgone, R. Rowe, M. Walsh, J Nieciak. Third row L. to R.: Coach Ryan, D. Poetzinger, R. Weissenhofer, P. Mauksch, T. Walsh, J. Antico, J. Johnson, J. Tenza, J. Gucwa, J.C. Pell, Coach Craig Missing: T. Yanahan, P. Thibedaux, M. Bernichio, P. Connors, C. Dix, P. Quinn. l W 'S ...L Frosh Football: Bottom flstj: B. Wippo, L. Novak, S. lnsley, D. Turner. Second Row: J. Fitzgerald, B. Williams, F. Labneau, T. Crawford, T. Mattay, E. Howard, V. Lombardo. 3rd Row: K. McNeil, T. Gonzales, J. Wojcik, B. Jackett, P. Malzone, J. Sullivan, Bill Dorrington. Top: Mgr. Lamar Butler, B. Wirtz, C. Mastin, J. Foley, J. Zalieski, D. Jones, C. Howicz, D. Browne. stag 1 ..- an N k l. Dennis Graham makes a diving attempt to block an extra point, 2, Mark Kelly preparing to rush the quarterback. 3. Dan Foys is brought down by 3 defenders after a great reception 4. Dennis Graham wrestles the defender for the ball in the end zone 5. Rita defender takes a foothold on Fenwick's running back. I 2 A fl f N I I x s gc 1- 6 'sr A s' an-J A - - . 'gi .J ,.- ' X' aqskdf A3551 -1' ,. -. - V v-'las 4 fb -'-1+ ' ' '. ' Syria ,. Q 'N M X if .XL X '?N.aV ' w51flinii. :',Qxyis 5 2:9 . - X ' 4 - A- Q .4 .. .:,.f i'S-as - A .X',Nu J :NSI sch' M... K Q . fbi A .1 , - it x R --Katya wo,f of 3 - 555 A W i as t iw- cfkiiw' i t X -an .2 E , ips-,'il ,RSF hx X -iiflfff Q t,,k1 W A ,Io5,t,,5,i,ES ix Q g K f I X -s . 'qt Mgmt,-fa em? I QW V . rv f rf Q, ,wma I 9 LR FU, 44 2 in A 3 W. Wm Q. ' ' N , 3' Q N , it ,, Vg- se lf ai ,ggese at-. .5l - U J I nn I 'W' ,A Q V4 4 Z 2 p fl 4 Q ,,i, A 1 Q ll 12 'lv ff i aa pp M1 5g,,., ,,, , int! Y, . , ww ,, I if pipi , We um wwf ,, xt . n in . g ' -- .ti fs PQWER TQ ENT LiEAG'UE l wished we could have had a better season and possibly win 20 games, commented head basketball coach Mr, Mike Walaszek. However we did finish strong and made it a very successful year despite some drawbacks. Overall, the year was successful for the Mustangs who posted a 17-9 record and a 2nd place finish in the Catholic League. St. Rita was led by Kenton Terrell, the Mustangs leading scorer, team captain and McDonalds All Star Team. Joining him were Shawn Balark, captain of McDonalds All Star team, and Seniors LeVoya Kerr, Eric Whitaker, and Mike Miller. The efforts of the senior players were rewarded in the form of college scholarships. Eric Whitaker received a 4 year scholarship to the University of Missouri, Shawn Balark received a 4 year scholarship to Chicago State, LeVoya Kerr will play for St. Ambrose, Eric Whitaker for Ciranell, and Mike Miller for St. Mary's College. Next year's team will be young and competitive and 1 should finish well in League play, concluded Mr. T ,W ,,,, ,W -W frtli' I Walaszek. t L-R Kneeling: Jeff Blanchard CMgr.l, Don Lubke, Kenton Terrell, Eric Whitaker, Kerry Kodatt, Bill Erhart, Cameron Mitchell lMgr,j LR Standing: Coach Jim Prunty, Ed Sims, Clayton Worlds, Shawn Balark, Bill McMorris, Mike Miller, Mark DiGrazia, Tim Walsh, LaVoya Kerr, David Lee, Coach Mike Walaszek. Wiiif' 9 ff, gf ,- '- i' 'W 'ffJ4'gfsrf igli 'is 0 Y.. i 1. St. Rita players get psyched before the game. 2, LeVoya Kerr shoots for two from the outside. 3, Eric Whitaker goes for a reverse lay-up while being guarded. 4. Mike Miller calls for a pass while being covered by a Mendel guard. i. LeVoya Kerr attempts a leaping shot. 2 David Lee checks to see where he should be. 3. Kenton Terrell tries to pass through traffic. 4. Mike Miller shows his disappointment in the referees call. 'lame- -:av 'annum 1 2 't el Bottom L-R: Mgr. Ed Norwood, Armando Silva, Pete Mulvey, Bill Erhart, Terry Redmond, Brian Turner, Mgr. Dan Costello. Top: Coach Bill Dorrington, Brian Brown, Paul Wetzig, Tim Walsh, Billy McMorris, Alonzo Dunlap, Ed Sims, Kenny Cooke, Don Shedrich. Freshman Basketball: Top Row CL to RJ: Manager Rodney Garner, Bob Findyz, Terrance Jackson, Charles Flannagan, Palubiak, Darryl Glenn, Trevon Winston, Ber nard Hutchinson, Chris Howicz, Mike Kress, Coach Mike Moyzis. Bottom Row LL to RJ: Manager Darryl Jones, Ray Calderon, Kelly Walker, Carey Mills, Torn Potempa Jim O'Boye. Marc Whitaker, Pat Picketts, Manager Quin Chew. FENISH BUT CJQACJH ESAPPQINTE . . Q - . ,. - . . BY' SEASQN Coach Jim Misiora remarked that the 1982-83 hockey season was marked by a strong finish, but both the players and l were disappointed by the 4th place state finish. The team was very strong this year as they finished as Catholic League Champs and second in the Kennedy Cup tournament. The fan support was very enthusiastic during the Kennedy Cup and the state tournament. The fans fired-up the team during these important games. Two team members were named to the All-State team. Scott Paluch was co-winner of Defensive Player of the Catholic League award, along with membership on the state team, remarked Mr. Misiora. Brian Sabatino was also an all-state team member, continued Coach Misiora. Next year there will be 11 returning seniors who are good strong players, concluded Mr. Misiora, and with them we hope to finish as well or better next year. 21 r M. . .. we l. Coach Jim Misiora watches the faceoff closely. 2. Len Edling get ready to block a shot. 3. Jeff Bollman makes a great glove save. Varsity Top Row: Rich Baran, John Niestrom, Mike Wilford, Mario Villalobos, Matt Petrich, Steve Skupien, Ed Dockus, Manny Vacchiaro. Bottom Row: Nick Kallem bach, Steve Anderson, Jeff Schaaf, Mark Sheedy, Brian Sheedy, Jeff Bollman, Len Edling, Dan Petriekis, Brian Sabatino, x Haul J.V. Top Row: Dave Ciciora, Mark Baranowski, Felix Zaczek, Chuck Harling, Rich Baran, John Thomas, Brian Sloyan, Mike Gurtowski, Ron Bedore. Bottom Row: Ken Baran, Ken Koval, Jim Rothgery, Dave Bryja, Dan Scholl, Mark Blaszkiewicz, Bill Gray, Paul Sheridan, Tom Kochniarczyk. 1 1 Rich Baran gets taken out of the play by a Notre Dame defenseman Mike Wilford circles and looks for a pass. Brian Sabatino tackles the New Trier Captain. Len Edling breaks up the ice with the puck. John Niestrom stick handles the puck out of his zone. 7 M! i, Q M ,L A. .Z s Z - if i 1 4 . 3 A .il .J ,Q f Q! mind 1. Mario Villalobos takes his defensive position for the faceoff. 2. Jeff Bollman follows the play behind the net. 3. Matt Petrich celebrates the St. Rita goal with a teammate. 4. Out of breath after his line shift Brian Sabatino skates to the bench. . , . ff V . ..i.. if A iklffffkfwsiz, J I' ZX i . 'li iff. 1 A. if ,. ll R 3 f if W L .9 , QS 'fiE3a.9MZ'r?UEH 'TITTLICEH FRQMI ,, S' 59411 RANl'K 'J it Q Ranked ffl in the state and city by the Chicago Tribune and Southtown Economist, the baseball team was disappointed by a 3rd place finish in the Catholic League. We were very disap- pointed with the loss of the League championship, but in each of the losses we only lost by one run, stated head baseball coach Mike Moyzis. This year's team was led by senior shortstop, Tony Michalak, who is ranked as the 13th best player in the CLS. by Ll.S,A. Today Newspaper, All-State and All-American. Also senior pitcher, lst baseman Jay Lyall received honorable men- tion as an all-state player. Michalak and Lyall were joined by Bill Gardner and Bob Wilkosz as Catholic League All-Stars. Being ranked V1 through most of the season has a positive effect on the players, according to Coach Moyzis. lt was a positive challenge to us to beat teams that wanted to knock us off, by beating us they make their seasong sure we were disap- pointed with not winning Catholic League but winning the Lockport Tournament, beating state ranked teams, and being ranked xl were our high points of the season. Next year's team will remain Just as successful. This year's sophomore team were Catholic League champs for the third consecutive year and the freshman team finished 18-8. Also next year's team will have 4 returning starters while losing 5 starters to graduation. Head Coach Mike Moyzis 2 Varsity: Bottom: Art Meyer, AI Zaleski, Jay Layll, Marty Deubler, John Garbaciak, Rich Kendra, Ron Coomer, Kerry Kodatt. Middle: Paul Tonietto, Mike Doronzo, Greg Pastorek, Dave Zvirblis, Mike Taylor, Bill Gardner, John McGuire, Chris Malczewski, Dan Costello. Top: Coach Bill Dorrington, Coach Jim Prunty, Ron Bigeck, AI Metke, Bob Wilkosz, Ken Feeley, Scott Scelfo, Tony Michalak, Dan Foys, Dave Howicz, Coach Ray Fetters, Coach Mike Moyzis. Z ,,,.eV Q X M 1: -11. ti Ap . A ,,?- ,ia H V 4 ' ww we--. sill: wi' I 'ni g is . nu l 0 ,YA , M V f ff 5, i f V , V, A ,aff , .air , Hu' H it , Q V f if ,, , ,,,f i 3, 4, , , Y, ,, ' . A A ' ,, . 'N , V J ' 'E M W ,Y K if A i t V if VV W. , , I ,WV -4,5 A if M V i ' . l 'y' ,. 5 g,,, 7 V V ,,.. im f' .af ' ,if ,MH Vi, ,,,, V , V A f ,V5 VL in Vi, it 7 ,,,k My '25, K, I ,ww I , ' ' -V . , , 5 ' ' J vVr,,V , V. ' ,, f M V ' ff, f VV I M V, Mike Taylor starts the game off with a basehit. Jay Lyall warms up before a big game. Dave Zvirblis catches a foul ball to save the game. Mike Altobelli stretches to catch the ball for the 3rd out. 1 2 3 4 ' 2 WW W' w Xi i ' . M 'T J g ,Q it , is it i is 'ff -07' . ' ' 4 ' 5 'r. V 513 V7 I .. ,ix i ,ei it A 1' :wx xi if i LV i f 'f1 V fxiiw-f I WAS, X :iii f W 1 ,i wwf, 15 me ' V w a rfare .W 1 M Y ff ' f 1,1 344' Q ,I Y Q- ,I , - , ,Q . . ,V Q, ,H Vt , iles. , 'V 4 K - , Q 5 f:,, ,, V s t , - if Q V, 46 turillffmiw a a - A' e,.f,M 'V is 2 FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Top Row: George Miller, Jim O'Boye, Mike Rankovich, Jay Bronek, Tom Mahay, N Bottom Row: Dave Signorello, Frank Labno, Javier Lebron, Charles Maida, 1 Missing From Photo: Pete Czyszczon, Vito D'Amico, Bob Findysz, Chris Howlcz, Steve lnsley, Vince Lombardo, Jim Lynch, Pete Pfieffer, Ray Sokolowski, Bob Wip po, Bob Wirtz, Coach Gene Sweeney. s P' 13578, - ff!! i A - degl i SOPHOMORE BASEBALL: Top Row: Coach Fred Costello, Manager Mike Walsh, Wally Findysz, Kevin Gofron, Jim Tencza, Head Coach Jack Janeczko. Middle Row: Scott Smolik, Pat Morris, Bob Maziarka, Kevin Feeley, Brian Glynn. Bottom Row: Tony Serritella, Mark Arteaga, Jerry Kendra, Ed Sullivan, John Flanagan, Jim Rothgery. Missing from Photo: J. C. Pell, Ron Biga, Ron Jagla, Chris Grenko. S 1 Mike Taylor attempts to bunt the ball for the winning run . Tony Michalak tips his hat to the fans after a victory. . Mike Altobelli strides to beat out the throw. . Mike DOronzo awaits the pitch for the third strike. . Ken Feeley swings for the homerun and succeeds. rv - 1 Q- 2 in -v .X . - .Q .. , lir'l W A . I. , -- i -. .,'sgM3c.ws41q3 ,,.'aw.'. 1 A Q M. x,:,..' S' - 3, NN' .. . ,- sg, ix- 'S si i we L 1 A .SAX-Ti 'R '!'d. ,- -v 5n.. 'Kc W-.N -.., ' JAN we-wg' 4- Jiri. 4... PQSUIFS BEST IN HFSTUCRV -I-I-I-r.-J -I -I This year was a standout year for St. Rita Cross Country: the Run- ning Mustangs sent its first individual downstate and had its best IHSA sectional finish. John Herlihy's trip downstate was a big step for the program, said head cross country coach Guy Hofer. He not only advanced downstate but finished well enough to be named all- state. Our 10th place sectional finish, behind Herlihy, Mike Villa, Jeronimo Reyes, Bob Arteaga, Chris Koczwara, Barry Federici and Eric Welch was the best in our school's history. We were only five places away from going downstate as a team. Our success was basically due to three factors: hard work on the part of the whole varsity, belief in the program, and depth, which proved very important after we lost two starters, Terry Childers and Ed Herrerias, by the end of the season, continued Coach Hofer. However, we were hampered by inconsistency because we had no set strategy going into a race. Our runners would race with different strategies throughout the season and had varying results. The sophomore and freshman teams also found success this season. The sophomores placed fourth in the Catholic League with Tom Garvey, Matt Stapleton, Sal Passament, John Barrett, Ed Hurley, Armando Rosas, and Ed Hurley. Rita's frosh pushed to third in the league with Armando Vega, Bob Dvoran, Brian Dreger, Phil Reyes, Jesse Vera, Tony Chico and Dan Sowa. 1. Eric Welch strides with pain to the finish. Varsity Team: Standing: Coach Guy Hofer, Chris Koczwara, Andy Collins, Bob Arteaga, Mike Villa, Terry Childers. Bottom Row: Mark Venegas, Eric Welch, Barry Federici, Ed Herrerias, Jeronimo Reyes. 1 2 31 41 Barry Federici makes his final surge to the finish line Senior captains Joe Madden, John Herlihy. John Herlihy has the lead to himself. Mike Villa closes on the leaders at the varsity championships. ffs -3 5 X any it 9 Soph. Team Bottom Row: Ed Hurley, Armando Rosas, Gabriel Garcia, John Barrett, Sal Pasemantt, Ed Zepeda. Top Row: Coach Larry Genge, Tom Garvey, Rob Korecky, Eric Spears, Brian Zickus, Tom Zolp, Matt Stapleton, l Frosh Team Bottom Row: Brian Dreger, Lance Spiotto, Armando Vega, Henry Luna Bob Dvoran, Carlos Jimenez, Bill Wright. Top Row: Coach Tim Scanlon, Joe Bernichio, Victor Moreno, Dan Sowa, Jesse Vera, Greg Walaszek, Tony Chico, Absent: Jesse Pena, Dan Herlihy, Phil Reyes ex: t, ni 1 . ,,, t ,M ,tsl - 3 1 1'- '. as QI 0 if .- +' M 6- 'NK Xu is fy.: K -4- 'M A' X Q W ,, 0 M' D Pm v 7 ai- ' S Ni., 1 W tr 7 i WE W I HL..-Q 1 Qlimgw 1'-1-11 l. Armando Vega passes a Mendel runner at Catholic league championship, 2. Tom Garvey extends his lead. 3. John Barrett strides into the finish line. 4. Dan Herlihy fights off a St. Laurence runner. il -I -lil-I Jil -I SPRENTS 'T-EPQ STJA TUE' .NJ.n.a..n...l.-I The St. Rita Varsity Track Team had a very suc- cessful year as it finished 3rd in the Catholic League and also sent 2 individuals and l relay team to the State Championship Meet in Charleston. l thought we had a very fine year by qualifying individuals and a relay team for the state meet and also we had some strong individual performances over the year including a strong performance at the Catholic League Outdoor Championships, said head coach Mr. James Segredo. The St. Rita Running Mustangs were led by John Herlihy, Steve Kirwin, Charlie Cade, Mike Staudacher, Chris Collier and Tommy Payne. At the state meet Steve Kirwin finished 4th in the 300 meter low hurdles and 9th in the TOO yard dash, Charlie Cade finished 9th overall in the 200 meter dash, also qualifying for the state meet was the 400 meter relay team of Jim Gorski, Steve Kirwin, Charlie Cade, and Bradley Price. Despite the fine performance of the team the Running Mustangs were hampered by the injuries to Mike Staudacher, John Gremer and Chris Collier. They were key people to our team but their in- juries forced people to adjust to different events, said Mr. Segredo. l -4 21 . . 3l 'I is T N ,Q . WQ 'i 4 i V ' Froshf'Soph Track Team arsitv '- I . Front Row: D. Fritch, B. Molina, G. Pisewski, Rich Vondrazek, Rafael Alvarez, T. Ortiz, L. Spiotto, A. Vega, D. Sowa, B. Woszny, R. Gaydos, E. Howard, L. Novak, J. Sullivan. Second Row: A. Ford, S. Obokovitz, C. Payne. D. Miles, E. Zepeda, J. Foley, M. Sides, P. Thibedaux, D. Watkins, Art Ortega, B. Zickus, K. Thomas, C. Ringo, G. Reyes, A. Collins, Third Row: Head Coach Jim Segredo, Asst. Marty Quinn, M. McGowan, M. Villa, B. Arteaga. B. Federici, S, Duncan, S. Kirwin, E. Welch, C. Collier, T. Garvey, E. Norwood, M. Venegas, L. Edeling, T. Childers, C. Koczwara, E. Spears, J. Zalieski, Asst. Coach Jack Ferraro. sag. 4 X' N3 K S 3 e E ..V X - - . s 2 .,,. 7 5 5 i k':1s j ,If ,..+ . fr-er gt 4-sv B . Captains: Mike Staudacher, Tommy Payne, John Gremer, Joe Madden, John Herlihy. . Steve Kerwin tries to catch an Ignatius runner in the final leg of the 400m relay. .Alan Ford prepares himself to hurl the discus. .John Gremer clears hurdle despite a bad leg injury. . Solomen Duncan lands with perfect form. SEHNEQRS TMEMQ IMPRQVEMENT Tennis this year was better than last year, Head Coach Mr. lx-lorb Lasky said. There was an overall improvement from last year, led by 5 senior varsity members. Kurt Aglynas was one of the main leaders of the varsity team, as we placed 3rd in the Catholic League, one place up from last year. The most improv- ed player was Tom Healy - a senior and 4 year member of the team. The frosh-soph team placed 3rd in the Catholic League, keep- ing on a steady course with last year. Excellent coaching by Mr. Arena and good performances by Kevin Kelner and Dwayne Mor- ris helped the team. Kevin and Dwayne also filled out the varsity team. The play-offs went well, reported Mr. Lasky. This is the first year that we beat Br. Rice and St. Laurence. 1. Ken Kaluzny practices his forehand. 2. Dwayne Morris returns a Rice volley. 3. Harlon Hansbrough aces his serve. 1-, C.. Q K it A 'iii-I . Vrk. 4 A kk.. K , . 'A 'i m t 1 . f ii VARSITY: Top Row: Bob Ruddy, Harlan Hansbrough, Mike Walsh, Dwayne Morris, Kevin Kelner, Coach Norb Lasky. Bottom Row: Dino Costa, Ken Kaluzny, Neil lvers, Kurt Aglynas. sms wi x E , -. at 1- .AR .. llll 2 01779, 5 , , ,,,,,,,. f ww ' ef J.V. Top Row: Perez, Ruiz, George Davebey. Bottom Row: Kell Morek, Tony Franssens, Mario Mendez. RITE! S ,JGGEHR .ASI ELLENQIS 1? J DYER: iH -,JIU'S' Si if at . ' M M E,,, . St. Rita's soccer team has grown in the past 3 years from a struggling and developing program to an Illinois soccer powerhouse. Led by Bro. Frank Paduch the soccer team has an i983 record of l5-5, second place finish in the Catholic League for the second year in a row and is ranked as one of the top 16 teams in the state. We were very pleased with our ac- complishments this year and attribute this to having the strongest defense in the state and also strong senior leader- ship, commented Br. Frank. St. Rita was led by seniors Juan Lepe, John McCluskey, Fa- bian Sorrendeguy, ln Sik Yun, Pete Assensi and also junior John Niestrom, who is praised by Br. Frank as showing great fundamental skills and also as a future all state player. Another factor contributing to the success of the soccer team was the help and dedication of Coach Assensi, who is Coach Paduch's right hand man. Our soccer team would not have been as successful without Coach Assensif' stated Br. Frank. Another important feature this year was the start of a freshman team. St. Rita has never had a freshman team before because of lack of interestg however, this year interest was great enough to start a freshman team along with continuing the J.V. team. The frosh team was coached by Mr. Jack Fer- raro and Mr. Emil Radosztusf' Br. Paduch said. Coach Ferraro started from scratch and through dedication and discipline in himself and his players stablized the freshman program. Head Coach Bro. Frank Paduch watches the game intensely. 1 i Varsity Front Row, L to R: Fabian Sarrondeguy, Jeff Ciadonski, Mike Jones, Juan Lepe, John Niestrom, Mike Haas, Juan Roman, Mike Howe, Alex Majica, Arcadius Kacz- wara. Back Row, L to R: Charlie Voijak, Kevin Fairmon, In Yun, Tom Healy, Jeff Schaof, Scott Paluch, Danny Petreikas, Pete Assensi, John McCIuskey, Chester Zaryuki, Tony D'AIberti, Nick Harrington. Junior Varsity Bottom: Ed Fitzgerald, Dan Mallone, Vitas Riciunas, Tim McCarthy, Matt Sadler, Bob Topar. Top Row: Emil Radosytics, Dave Beata, Steve Obikovity, Darius Dir- mantas, Frank Svec, Kirk Heimberg, Coach Krystof, Freshmen Bottom, L to R: Tim Foley, Lee Seritella, Carl Sabvatto, Armando Mares, John Quinn, Dante Servan. Top: Coach Ferraro, Marty Quinn, Jerry Omalley, Frank Svei, Joel Carrone, Vitas Riciunas, Dan Mallone, sas , Q. 1 5 at 2 fi if Q 2? Q3 fig S2 if 5 3 Q- . -ts-sl . John McClusky sidesteps a Gordon defender. Fabian Sorrondeguy stops an attacking opponent. By using his head Peter Assensi defelcts the ball. Jeff Gadomski centers the ball with a leaping effort. 5 Juan Lepe tries to outrun the St. Laurence defence. ., Coach Gene Sweeney, Jeff Kozabowski, GrQT!luEuE3Rf.-S GAIN .-I ri I l..u.u.i l.n.n.n l..a ,Jil The 1982-83 golf team finished well this year. They placed 9th in the Catholic League. Coach Gene Sweeney said, The year was not as suc- cessful as l wished it would have been, but all of the golfers gave it their best shot. Next year's team will be stronger since there will be more experienced players returning. This year's team was mostly underclassmen. There were two seniors who did a very good job of leading the team. Thomas Houlihan and Bill Manning will be missed next year, remarked Coach Sweeney. Bollman, Kevin Feeley, Mike Wolfred, Paul Vrbancic, Tom Bottom Row: Tom Turkowski, Brian Sabatino, Allan Meekma, Bill Manning, Tom Houlihan. 532:-83 A LlEH'T QTN'NI' EGR EXQHQWLIENG Disappointing was the response of head bowling coach asked to describe the varsity team Mr. Ron Nowak when season. After winning the Catholic League championship in 81-82, we thought we could repeat with all but one senior on the team this year. As for the 1982-83 season, the varsity finished in second place and the j.v. team finished in fourth place, after being the Varsity Bowling Team: Bottom Row: Jim Rozhon, Jim Nebelski, Jose Perez, Dan Morales. 1 Top Row: Mr. Nowak, Ken Sherlock, Chuck Novack, Ed Gerald, Bob Haugh. 1981-82 j.v. Catholic League champions. The Striking Mustangs were led by seniors Ed Gerald and Bob Haugh, both of whom held the highest averages in Rita history. Ed's and Bob's averages of 180 were the highest in all the years l have been at St. Rita, said Coach Nowak. They both did a fine job as did the rest of the team. J.V. Bowling Team: Mr. Nowak, Rich Jones, Gary Novack, Glen Kleefich, Crain Operzedek, Steve Tobolt. C X!! f 2 Q3 x 2 05 52 x 1 Z 125 i Q. x x K' ---wie--www: , X EQ wwgk w A W fx N x A fb . -'W J . '--- . .. uw 1 tl Y -P si AA ,gf SE3T!luEHC3'TEViETY' PR ,J U 533533 .,v,g .,..-I .SL - - - - .- - - S UGGEHSS l was very pleased with the way the quality of this year's members was so high, commented spiritual director of the Knights of Augustine fraternity, Fr. Tim Deeter, O.S.A. The success of the K of A was attributed to the total participation of members and the selectivity of the fraternity. t'During the year our membership stayed the same because we were very selective when choos- ing new members, we looked for quality and not quan- tity, said Fr. Deeter. i'Every year we would like IOOZ attendance at our fraternity meetings because without the committment of our members, we cannot have a successful organization, continued Fr. Deeter. This year I feel we had a deeper commitment because of the high at- tendance at our meetings and the quality of our members. The K of A's annual retreat is always the highlight ff. of the year. This year we held our retreat at the St. Meinrad Archabby in Indiana, said Fr. Deeter. All of the members were very happy with the experience, and each learned something that will help them build character in himself and in the fraternity. i. Fr. Deeter raises the bread to the congregation at the annual Seder meal as Jerry Spearman looks on. 2. Knights of Augustine Officers: Bottom Row: Ed Gannon, Charles Dvorak, Rich Gaydos. Second Row: Paul Dobrovits, Bob Gallagher, Tom McCarthy, Mr. Joseph Bamberger, Jerry Spearman, Fr. Tim Deeter, O.S.A. 3. Rich Gaydos doubles as participator and waiter. K' liz , tag! ,.,, 'W QQ . ' -Q I wr: ge'-L 3x 4 P-.Eff A , i 1 S jj! W1 fats '35, x if ' - 6 X - t' A 1' gg , f Q4 V er S5 3 315 3 Q54-1 'Y 'Q' x ESS Ci JNTJENUE MHOJNCJRSW WHA fII WfII'0 N In the past the National Honor Society has worked hard, but this was the most active society I have ever seen, said Mr. Joseph Bamberger, moderator of the National Honors Society. They were a great group and did what a good NHS should do throughou' the year. Eighth grade registration, parentfteachers night and the entrance examination were just a few of the many activities that the NHS helped to make a success. The NHS did a great job in all of the school activities as well as raising over 5400.00 for the Kennedy School for Handicapped Children, said Mr. Bamberger. They really deserve the title of a National Honors Society. This year's NHS was led by Dave Craig, President, Mike Miller, Vice President, John Gremer, Secretary, and Tom Everett Treasurer. All of them did a fine job organizing the NHS and should be very proud of their accomplishments, stated Mr Bamberger. Next year's group will have a difficult time bettering this year's accomplishments. St. Rita's Spanish National Honors Society has been in existance for two years and is coming together rather nicely, com mented moderator Ms. Susan Junkroski. 'But I am a little disappointed in the number of students that showed interest in the SNHS I hope we can stir up interest in the club next year. The SNHS was under the leadership of officers Alex Mojica, President, Jon Lorenz, Vice President, Brian Kureja, Secretary, ano Tommy Payne, Treasurer. Like every year, the Illinois State Scholars were chosen by the state on the basis of a high ACT exam and a good grade poini average. This year there were 35 more ISS than last year, we would like very much to keep this high success rate of the seniors earning ISS recognition, said Mr. Bamberger. Spanish NHS. Moderator: Ms. Junkroski. Bottom Row: Brian Kureja, Secretary, Jonathon Lorenz, Vice President, Alexander Mojica, President, Tommy Payne, Treasurer Second Row: Andy Collins, Ms. Junkroski, Jose Fernandez, Leopold Robledo, Chris McDermott, William Ehrhart. Third Row: Andres Valles, Tom Boehm, Tom Everett, Tom Healy, Dave Craig, Tom Smikowski, Ted Makula. Top Row: Harlan Hansborough, Bernard Scianna, Don Sierzga, Victor Cachepero, Richard Gaydos, Dennis Kingsley. ational Honor Society. Bottom Row: Scott Scelfo. Tom Everett, Treasurer, Dave Craig, President, Mike Miller, Vice'President, John Greimer. Secretary, Chuck ovack, Alexander Mojica. econd Row: Mr, Bamberger, John Jakubowski, Paul Costello, Mike Garvey, Dave Bradel, Dave Sudzus, Don Sierzega, John Lazowski, Dave Malec, Mark Klein, Berf ard Scianna. Third Row: Chris Rizzi, Tom Healy, Darius Matonis, Bob Spontak, Steve Daily, Tom Boehm, Dan Vohasek, Manny Vacchiano, Joe Madden, Dennis ingsley. op Row: Brian Kureja, Tommy Payne, Karolis Dranga, Kurt Heinz, Jonathon Lorenz, Bill Gaudry, Gerard Jungman, Mike Brooks, John Sears, Tom Bezinovieh. Illinois State Scholars. Moderator: Mr. Bamberger. Bottom Row: Paul Costello, Herman Gonzalez, Mike Brooks, Gary Vanek, Mike Staudacher, Ken Sherlock, Charles Vojcak. Second Row: Mike Garvey, Don Sierzega, John Lazowski, Tom Bezinovich, Dennis Kingsley, Peter Meizis, Alexander Mojica, John Gremer. Third liow: Brian O'Donnell, Darius Matonis, Dan Vohasek, Bob Spontak, Steve Daily, Tom Boehm, Manny Vacchiaro. Top Row: Jeff Crosby, Bill Gaudry, Joe Madden, Tom Healy, Dave Craig, Jonathon Lorenz, Kurt Heinz, Karolis Druhga, Gerard Jungman. BEST SEASQN IN' The 1983 Chess Team, under moderator Norbert Lasky, had its best season in the history of the club. The Mustangs romped undefeated through the entire regular season 10-O and finished the South Section competition as champions after 36 consecutive match victories in four years. We went to the Catholic League Championships with one 4 thought in mind, said Mr. Lasky, 'Beat Fenwick '. and so they I did, defeating the perennial North Section powerhouse while hav- ing the five Rita starters named to the All-Catholic League Team Ctop 10 individuals in the Catholic Leaguej. Rita advanced to the State Playoffs ranked second because we were undefeated all season long, not to mention the two 1 seasons before that, commented Mr. Lasky. The team finished as predicted, taking second place 5-1, behind Evanston High School, the best finish ever of any Catholic League team in state competition, Mr. Lasky continued. Four of the eight chess players were named to the All-State Team fseniors Jerry Jungman, Karl Drunga, Bob Spontak, and Bill Gaudryj, while Bob 1 Spontak and Jurgis Drunga received awards for going undefeated 'I in the tourney. . 1M 1. Bob Spontak concentrates on his next move while watching the time limit. 99 Chess Club. Moderator: Mr. Lasky. Bottom Row: Bill Gaudry, Paul Ciebbia, Dan Vohasek, Jurgis Drunga, Dave Kowalski. Second Row: Scott Wagner, Barry Federici, Gerard Jungman, Brian Dempsey, Phil Culbertson, Bob Spontak, Lamar Butler, Kevin Crowley, Karolis Drunga, Sean Gallagher, Jesse Cubuyadao, Frederick Narsolis. .,,,g,,1 3-1--914111 .eu 1 an 'L i , I ,sw ,pwi , M ix ' 3 Q-1 Ls-A : 14? 5 X, 1 . if 1 452 -- in MVC ERATUCR j .l.u.a.u.n.l -.j.l.a PLIUGS EN' The Guitar Club has to be better organized, then we will get a better response from the student body, said First Year Moderator Mr. Don Gray. The club expanded this year, said Mr. Gray. lt became a 'band' and played several junior highs. The club members earned valuable experience with equipment like mixers and equalizers. Mike Popp, our lead singer, had a key role in leading and organizing the club, Mr. Gray continued. Mr. Gray also felt good about the Rita Music Show in which the Gitar Club played. He said, Hlt was good, but in its first year it had some problems, of course. Basically, the acoustics of the gym were poor. lt was a successful experiment but must be improved with PA equipment. i. Mike Popp and Wally Pazera get together for a jam session. l is ar' Q Guitar Club. Moderator: Mr. Gray. Bottom Row: Leslie Stepan, Mike Popp, Mike Mandel. Second Row: Mr. Grey, Joe Siepka, Wally Pazera, Daniel Weinberg, Frank Twarda. 'S-f -at ,z VW' GGG 3 315-3 QJRUETQ gfN'Gr SEIARPELNIS SLE! .JRUS ZMIUSIEG 'Al was very satisfied with the performance of the chorus this year, said Br. Mark Thedens, O.S.A., chorus moderator. They cooperated magnificently throughout the year and displayed a great willingness to work. This year we had to replace a number of people because of graduation, but it turned out very well for us with good recruiting and fine new members, stated Br. Mark. Their devotion made this one of the easiest years for me to direct the chorus, and I am proud of each and every one of them, he continued. t'The chorus did a super job while performing at the Alumni Mass, the Junior Mother Son's Mass and the Spring Festival. Hopefully next year we can have an equally good turn out of members and con- tinue the success we have had in the past, Br. Mark concluded. 1. Bro. Mark leads chorus in opening prayer at Junior Mother-Sons Mass. VVV VVVVVV 'QVYL tl W V V. Bottom Row l. R Jay Bronec Russ Mirabelli Mike Kress, Ron Bandyk, Don Leato, Mark Sullivan, Mark Gonciarz. 2nd Row Sam Garcia Steve Malec Tony Cundarl Tom Beltz, Chuck Dvorak, Brad Kenny, Brian Banach, Ed Potter, Bro. Mark, O.S,A. 3rd Row Jim Allen Dan Bischoff John Zerdin Mike Radatz, Tom Mikoski, Joe Siepka, Keith Porlier, Tom Rosinski, Keith Radatz, Top Row Roger Ketza Tony Rodriguez Jake Weisel, Bill Langlois, Chris McDermott, Paul Lucas, Marty Dudek, Mark Buouris, Tony Franssens, Dan Felonk, Ray Loranger Tony Sage John Hozzian Chuck Brown Jim Walpole. AWAR '3 FUR BAN AN They were an outstanding group of musicians, and they really outdid themselves throughout the year, was the praise offered by band moderator Br. Mark Thedens, O.S.A. St. Rita's Marching Mustangs continued to prove that they are one of the top bands in the Chicago area. The Marching Mustangs took 2nd place in their Music Bowl division, won the Stagg H.S. Invitational fthe Ritanettes were named top Aux- iliary Unit at this invitationalj, won the State of the Arts Con- cert Band Class A title. Capping off the organizations ac- complishments were the Ritanettes who took 4th overall at the National Winter Guard competition in Dayton, Ohio. We attribute our success to the fine senior leadership and the hardwork that was done by all the members, stated Band Director Mr. Louis Ricci. Unfortunately we will be losing a fine group of seniors and next year will be a rebuilding year for us, hopefully we can recruit more from St. Rita and build up the band to bigger size and continue our successful tradition. www? . .u was f ,ew isssiiaimwx H Qwkwgimyrisiiixkgii as VXA. - ' 4 ,. X - 1. Ritanettes play it cool during half-time show. 2. Grace is part of the Ritanettes routine while performing in the National Winterguard Champion- ships in Dayton, Ohio. 3. David Isaacs awaits the command to start playing. rf iz' -mlii-:VNS 'N - sw .. iw v QQ. 'D ta . , , sifgss.. is li l. Surveying the mighty Marching Mustangs from high atop the stands. Band. Moderator: Bro, Mark. From Top to Bottom: Top Row: Tina Sturgeon, Karen Gale, Jose Castillo, Tom Scianna, Joe Siepka, Frank lglinski, Joe Donovan, Louie Bongiorno, Carlos Galan, Paul Kairis, Ron Skrip, Thomas McCarthy, Theresa Husa, Melissa Bernal. First Row: Jennifer Moran, Mary McDermott, David Isaacs, Mike Gleason, Russell Risden, Stan Decwikiel, Frank Amirante, Brian Kureja, Hansel Claudio, Julie Skroch, Jeannine Simpson. Second Row: Colleen Capola, Goswell Wade, David Mucha, Vince Stevens, Paul Pendergast, Russell Mirabelli, Tedd Laszkiewicz, Pat Kaiser, Chris Tonn, Bryan Anderson, Lawrence Hunter, Michelle Katuzny. 4th Row: Margaret Houlihan, Victor Ramirez, Jim Sturm, Glen Fairbanks, Bernie Scianna, Rick Risden, Tom Smikoski, Faron Wade, Joe McCarthy, Andy Valles, Sue Rosenkranz. 5th Row: Susana Acosta, Charles Martinez, Pam Stovall, Tony Cundari, Dan Lukasik, Jim Spontak, Frank Cabanski, Dan Acosta, Rich Sturm, Connie Acosta, Sue O'Neill, 6th Row: Ken Danz, Sr., Bob Black, Mike Skoraczewski, Jim Thorpe, Jodi Kwiatkowski, Carol Spontak, Belinda Stovall, Mary Weaver, Eileen O'NeilI, Shannon Maslan, Mike Montalvo, Louis Ricci, Brother Mark, O.S.A. Bottom Row: Jeanie Bongiorno, Margaret Kress, Liz Ruddy, Donna Silaus, Mimi Quinn, Judy Lenz, Donna Zaczek, Patty Rapken, Catherina Wojtowicz, Maria Siebert, Margaret Minogue, , el l. Marching Mustangs savor the football team's victory over Lane Tech. 2. Ritanettes combine fancy footwork with the band's spectacular music. 3. Ritanette Melissa Bernal keeps in tight step with the rest of the Marching Mustangs during a late autumn parade. -- . his 111 4 ' 1258, - at f K Q W , 'I- V 1. Tony Cundari marches in precision during the halftime show of the St. Laurence game ss 2. Jazz Band. Moderator: Bro. Mark, O.S.A. Bottom Row: Dan Lukasik, Vince Stevens, Dave Mucha, Rich Sturm. 3 First Row: Jim Spontak, Russ Mirabelli, Joe Castillo. Second Row: Glen Faibranks, Rick Risden, Mike Montalvo, Tom Smikoski, C. Acosta B.Scianna. we . i Top Row: Tom McCarthy, Paul Kairis, Louie Bongiorno, Carlos Galan, Dan Acosta ' Dave Isaacs, W N 3. Drum Majors prepare to start show. 4. Old and new band members play for the crowd at St. Rita, tag., R lm ,.. I LIEA ERS ..a ...a J 'I I .I GLUE! 'One of the most important parts of a sport is fan participation, said Ms. Susan Whooley, cheerleader moderator. lf the fans don't get the team going there's a big chance they'll lose. We help the fans get incentive, she continued. This year's cheerleading squad con- tained several new members but managed once again to be one of the highest ranked squads by the United States Cheerleading Association. l'm very proud of these girls, they do a greatjobf' said Ms. Whooley. The Rita Pep Club plays a key role in the outcome of games and the morale of the students. lf the team is falling behind in a game, the fans have to show them they're still on their side, said l Pep Club moderator Mr, Mike Kisicki. I You've got to show the other team you 4 know you're going to win. S 'fgtli 4. till: il? 1. Joan Ward and Flo Kramer ham it up for the camera. 2. Cheerleaders display teamwork while performing at halftime. l Sw ,L 4, 'A .- 39:5 ard ' hw , . 'QQ H' fl, 'S ii k,kV i M f 9 Y, Q 6 Q.. 379' Aw? ' . ' ,.,-.....l-, M 9' .'0 ' an -- -ee- f- - - 'E 5--Q W f:f'5 M f 9'1- ,:Zg,3 ,EE N v. - frm X? Yin . 'N 'rf Las Qi' Qty 5 s v fi? 1,3 . ff u ,Dwi JL 44911144 IV Q'k?.2o'. stir? we Ht El' :EH QTEK .,JNI'l'Ci.u IJIEIJIHEH: iii LBA: iN BY' QISIG Always something to do is the way Electronics Club members and president Mike Pertel responded when asked to describe this year's club. For us to understand how things I work, we must get first-hand knowledge whether it's building something or just repairing it. Moderator Fr. Casimir Pazera, O.S.A., believes that the students must learn by doing. For the students to understand anything they must do it themselves, said Fr. Pazera. Everyone has a free opportunity to learng nothing is forced on a person, continued Mike. I'm glad we have the chance to use and understand the basics of electronics. I. ldle computer awaits its instructions to begin its computations for the day. Electronics Club, Moderator: Fr. Pazera. Bottom Row: Mike Pertel, President, Kent Munro, Vice-President, Joseph Siepka, Treasurer, Mario Mendez, Secretary. Second Row: Charles Pelini, Gabriel Castro, Roman Montenegro, Daniel Otto, Russ Risden, John Lebak, Phillip Chavez, Top Row: Ed Faben, Ed Justic, Antonio Ruiz, Fr. Pazera. 33 C3T!liU'EB JQINS FERST s..-f B GQMPETETEQN HWe had a great group of kids that really showed interest in a very large and exciting field, said Science Club moderator Mr. Don Krystof. This year the science club entered a bridge k 5 building contest at llT, hoping to further interest 3 Vii, 's in the club. At the competition we got to see many different bridge designs and get the feel of what it's like to compete on a scientific basis, commented Science Club member Dan Berry. Hopefully, contests like the bridge building contest and others will generate interest in our club, concluded Mr. Krystof. l. One of the many electronic devices the science club uses to study electricity, Science Club. Moderator: Mr. Krystoff, Bottom Row, Seated: Thomas G, Ryng, Victor C, Cachapero, John Walsh, Mike Brooks. First Row, Standing: Mr, Krystoff, Dan Berry, Lamar Butler, Dan Haduch, Michael Mokrzycki, Jon Lorenz, Aaron Panganiban, Mike Bailey. .5 'DYEATlHEi5i MELT5 SKSEEL iS EEQPE3 According to Fr. Neis, this year would have been successful if we had more snow and if it was colder. The club did not have many trips because it was so warm. l've had to cancel 5 trips, com- mented Fr. Neis. We only went to Alpine Valley once this year. Membership ofthe club was large, but the skills ofthe members go unproven because of the lack of outings. l. Tom Kodron and Andy Nowak practice for the Alps. 4 il E Sking Club. Moderator: Fr. Neis. Bottom Row: Roy Day, Brian Skonesey, Mike W. Walsh, Dave Sudzus, Bill Manning, John Sears, Bryan Nicciak, Emil Radosztias, George Zadorozny. First Row: Joe Leone, Tom Houlihan, Jeff Kahmark, Tony Alyinovich, Andy Nowak, Jack Shilney, Paul Tonietto, Bob Stephens, Chris Koczwara, Tim McGinni Dave Delaney, Chris Wilkinson, Matt Markiewicz, Bill S. Miller. Second Row: Dan Migas, Ed Kaminski, Mike Conway, Pat Gorman, Fr. Nels, Jeff Holstrom, Chris Ciesielczik, Tom Everett, John Flynn, Dan Foys, Tom Casey, El Justic, Joe Kelly, John Noterangelo, Chris Larkin, Jim Bochenczak, John Grabonski. Top Row: Dan Bischoff, Brian Kabas, Tom Boenam, Brian Bolcerer, Ma Petrich, Mike Ricci, Tom Keoron, John Sink, Steve Swanson, Mark Jedry, Dave Grybas, Joe Jenkins, Tim Murrey, Mark Alles, Joe Madden, Ed McNicholas, Din Costa. BELT The basic accomplishment of this year was the attainment of the yellow belt by several members. This is the highest anyone in our pro- gram has risen. Outside of that, this year was pretty much like last year. We started off the year with 5 members and finished it with 10. The teams coach, Chuck DeLeRiva, acted as moderator most of the year because l was coaching soccer and track, said Mr. Ferraro. Chuck was supervisor of our meetings on every Wednesday. He did a fine job and will be back next year also. l. Jim Hill displays his newly learned skills. Second Row Mr Chuck DeLaRiva Carlos Molina Andrew Svabas Kestutis JOdWaIlS Aaron Stewart Mr. Jack Ferraro 15?-'JRQBTLII' WLVE3 '1f.'l'!J':iN JF? QQU'-IUJ The Auto Club in its second year was suspended because of two problems: lack of an active moderator and lack of facilities in winter. The club really didn't serve the members, said Ac- tivities Director, Mr. Mike Kisicki. l'Most of the equipment ended up at Mr. Heim's house. Mr. Heim fthe moderatorj was too busy with work to do much work with the club. Also, the lack of facilities hurt the club in the winter because they couldn't work outside. The club is suspended until these pro' blems are resolved and a good moderator found. l. Although an engine is complicated, most of the Auto Club members will know every part of it by the end of the year. it' Bottom Row: Mario Martinez, B. Martin, Dan O'Brien, John Grabowski, Casey Trusiak, Tom Boehm, Brian Bolcerek, Ed Zimecki, David Wantroba, Den Kingsley Steve Kirkolis. First Row: Thomas Beitz, Charles Dvorak, Donald Leato, Shawn Spain, Bob Herzing, Rich Hoblinski, Phil Pignato, Todd Carroll, Stan Bujak, Mr. E. Dward Heim. Second Row: Brian Habas, Ed Kaminski, Al Jakubauskas, Dan Migas, Rich Matkovich, Ed Justic, Eric Heimberg, Lorenzo Cole, Ed Kloss, Bill Schield. no l ? K BQXEBIG S' USPEN 3 EHSPETEH S JMB Si U' The new St.-Rita Boxing Club, despite having strong participation and numerous ac- complishments, was forced to shut down because of problems that arose during the year. Club members were either working after school or involved with other after-school ac- tivities. The only time we could get together was before school, this schedule conflict caused a club interest split, said Fr. Van Overbeek. More importantly, there was a lack of a coach who could work with the members before and after school. Therefore, the club was suspended until a coach could be found. l. Boxers lose their cool and Referee Woody Urchak steps in. ottom Row Jose Alferez Jose Ruiz Juan Hinojosa Mark Jedry Bill Monahan Jurgis Drunga, Mike Nunez, Jerry Weber. econd Row Tony Didio Juan Lepe Rich Hoblowski Joe Leyden Mike Altobelli Jim Hill, Bob Herling, Brian Sinon. hird Row Steve Weber Mike Perkowski Den Kingsley Frank Rizzo Dan O Brien Rich Mayer, Bob Hough, Shah Baig, Fr. Van Overbeek, th Row Stephen Harrison Ed Kaminski Steve Kerwin Tony Franden Patrick Sullivan, Karolis Drunga, George Zadorozny, John Grabowski. th Row Brian Martin John Sears Andrew Suabas Tom Boehm Tom Everett Casey Trusiak, Pat Kehoe, AI Jakubauskas, Brian Bolcerek. WE'AWHFAN'F PRQVE E3 EGR Llnder the direction of Ms. Susan Whooley and Mr. Larry Genge, the St. Rita Math and Science Club has continued to tutor students seeking help with their studies in these fields. l really believe that the club is an asset to the school. These kids sacrifice their time to help other students understand the work better in math or science, said Ms. Whooley. However, many students either wait until the last minute for help in the hope of raising their grades or they don't take advantage of the club at all. Mr. Genge thinks the tutors are a great bunch of kids who are able to sacrifice their time and come to school early and help others with their studies. lt is still up to the students to come for help and l wish more students would take advantage of the aid we offer them, Mr. Genge concluded. i, Ms. Whooley explains problem to students seeking Chemistry help. 2. Bottom Row: Tom Bezinovich, Chris Stromidlo, Gerard Jungman. First Row: Miss Whooley, Ken Sherlock, Bob Spontak, Mr. Genge. il' i 'DYEQIGEEILJS MEMBERSHEP JNFG3 .CEHJLSEHS l The Weightlifting Club, moderated by Mr.James Angsten, saw an increase in member- ship over last year's attendance. l'm glad to see that some of the guys are taking an interest in their bodies and health. I wanted to do more than just the average work out, said football player Mark McGowan. l found the club to be a good supplement to my regular work out for football and also a good way to stay in shape during the off season, he said. lt makes it easier when practice begins the next year. l. Gil Elizondo bench presses 170 pounds as Ron Kivenas spots him. I ll:-I shy U op Row Mark McGowan George Zadrozny John Sears Joe Niecxak Michael W Walsh Franklin Amirante, Dwayne Bragiel, Gil Elizondo, Maurice Minefee, Eddie S435 ING3 SELLSEHS .TL CJTJEVETY' ln describing the year for the Student Broad- casting System, moderator Mr. James Misiora termed it the best year ever for our members. We had a group of about 40 students interested in our club and most stayed with it throughout the year. With help from Fr, Brecht, the SBS was able to purchase new equipment and started a music pro- gram during the lunch periods when students could listen to the program while using the student lounge. I was very pleased with the new equipment and the reception of the students to our organization, continued Mr. Misiora. l was pleased with the fine job Mark Venegas did as president of the club and the way the other officers helped make everything run smoothly. l, Juan Roman, Jim Howley, and Mark Venegas plan selections from the Rolling Stones. XM- wwf SBS Moderator: Mr. Misiora Bottom Row: Ed Esteves, Jim Howley, President, Mark Venegas, Vic Cachepero, Joe McCarthy, Mark Gonciarz, Jim Lamping. First Row: Mike Gonciarz, Fred Narsolis, Chris Pfeiffer, Stan Bujak, Juan Roman, Pual Storino, Tony Dedic. Second Row: Stan DeCwikel, Dan Kemper, Mr.Misiora, Bruno Soto, Joe Siepka, Brian Dempsey, Bob Osowski, Joe Potter, Mike Popp. Missing: Paul Tonietto, Matt Petrich, Wally Pazera. S and 4-JR .,J U'GEHS FERSILJ RETA FLA? lt was really a very fun year, said Ms. Sally Jo Zepeda, Moderator of the Speech and Drama Club. This is the first year we had an honest to goodness play performed by the club. The play, called Through the eyes of a Child, was the first of its kind attempted by the students at Rita. The club sent out invitations to grammar schools giving the children the opportunity to do some of their own writing that might possibly be used in the play. The children were very enthusiastic when they found out that the story or poem they wrote might become part of a play, Ms. Zepada continued. t'We had quite a few entrees to choose from. There were two performances of the play - one of at the West Lawn Library and one here at Rita. Both shows were very successful, continued Mrs. Zepada, not only from an attendance but also from a participation point of view. Every member of the club had a part in the production. Whether they wrote, acted, or directed, everyone had a part. l. John Moonan plays the part of a deer during the production of Through the Eyes ofa Child. 'Ml.+1ii . fys. w TLMQCQK QF FAGELIETIES Pl.EEQ'flluQyS A lack of action proved fatal to the life of the St. Rita Photo Club this year. The large darkroom that we were supposed to get this year never happened, said Photo Club moderator Ms. Denise Keller. Without a larger darkroom there's no way a person can teach darkroom skills, one of the main ideas behind making good photos. The club, dropped from nine members in l982 to five members this year. One of the main reasons for this decline is the fact that the school newspaper, the Ritan, and the yearbook absorb most of the members to shoot photos, keeping them busy with that work. l think the Photo Club should do all it can to revive itself because it provides a place for novice photographers to better their skills, said yearbook moderator Mr. Mike Riley, We can then benefit from having many trained student photographers at Rita. l. Len Edling puts on a zoom lens to shoot at a pep rally. Photo Club Moderator: Ms. Keller. Bottom Row: Sean Barrett, Arcadio Pedraza, Ms. Keller, Len Edling, Kevin Feeley Dennis Fritch INSGAPE A EHSPETEH This year's lnscape staff had to rush to meet deadlines after normal procedures were upset by the hospitalization of Moderator, Miss Sally Zepeda. This year the book was hard to complete because l had only one meeting with Miss Zepeda before starting to put it together. So, we were unable to beat the deadline and publish it before the Seniors left, said new moderator, Miss Linda Marach. This was a fine book, however. We had record reviews -- a new feature - and the poems were outstanding, especially those by junior Tom Ryng. Next year we hope for faculty participation to in- crease overall school involvement in the book and to get more drawings and short stories. Special credit for this years book goes to editor Don Smith who was able to complete the book on such short notice. 'fztm i T 1 'I M T f , ii, . ' it , 'I l. Ted Matula finishes layout on a story. ' ...W x' -ll.. ws., lnscape Moderator: Ms, Zepeda. Bottom Row: Jim l-lowley, Chris Grade, Sam Miller. First Row: Ted Matula, Stan DeCwikiel, Michael Popp, Miss Zepeda. ALL AMERIGJLN V CW' H' -NTU IU FIFFEITU -NN The Ritan, St. Rita's All American newspaper, has been rated as one of the top 100 newspaper in the country for the past 5 years. We have been All American for 5 straight years with a 4 star rating. Hopefully someday we will get a 5 star rating and be namedl a Pacesetter, which is the elite of high school newspapers, commented moderator Mr. Donald Racky. l was very pleased and, satisfied with this year's editors and staff, they were hard workers, aggressive, and very involved with their work. Next year the Ritan will be looking for a good number of dedicated editors to keep up the quality that has made the Ritan a topl high school newspaper. We are losing some very fine editors to graduation, but we hope that they can be replaced by very competent people to help con- tinue the success that the Ritan has gained over the past years, concluded Mr. Racky. Ritan Moderator: Mr, Racky. Bottom Row: David Smith, Kevin Kellner, Mike Nesnidal, Juan Rangel, Bob Carrillo, Mark Matula. Second Row: Mark Venegas, Chris Polick, Lance Spiotto, Tom Valencano, Paul Gebbia, John Jensen, Eric Welch, Bob Topor, Barry Federici. Third Row: Michael Bernal, Bob Arteaga, John Gremer, Joe Knowski, Dan Berry, Jim Howley. Top Row: Tom Curran, Don Sierzega, Mike Bailey, Patrick Gorz, Dennis Kingsley, Andy Collins, Mike Walsh, l ff? I. Jon Lorenz and Joe Snaidauf Collaborate on editing a story 2, Darius Matonis puts the final touches on a story at paste up Q . fit, .Avi ui'6?i'i aiflsxktwis lx... Afl- Bottom Row: Mike Kuper, Mike Brooks, Joe Snaidauf, Mr. Don Racky. Top Row: Jon Lorenz, Steve Daily, Darius Matonis, Paul Hackiewicz, Ted Matula, Paul Kolimas, YEAREQQK SWA FEMS EH EGBEEPEQNF PRAISE HY I went into this year thinking that this might be one of the worst books we ever produced, said yearbook moderator, Mr. Mike Riley. Ml was very busy this year with a full-time Loyola schedule and all of my editors were brand new - most of them had no yearbook experience. Now that the book is finally ready to go to press, I am relieved that the year is over and delighted by how the hard work of the rookie editors has produced a very solid piece of work, Mr. Riley continued. For the second year in a row the yearbook continued to have 100 pages of color - more color than any other high school year- book in the Midwest. We are hoping to eventually produce an all-color book, said photo editor Len Edling, Hbut the expense might stop us. l am looking forward to the 1984 Cascian because l think it might be the best we've ever produced since the editors have talent and now they have experience, Mr. Riley concluded. l. Editor John Brown calls for a last minute interview. l Wim? ln. Yearbook Editors. Bottom Row: Mr. Riley, First Row: Terry Childers, Kevin Feeley, Andy Canchola, Len Edling, John Brown. I Yearbook Moderator: Mr, Riley l. Bottom Row: Dennis Fritch, Carlos Lopez. First Row: Shawn Spain, Thomas Mekoola, Bob Arteaga, Eric Nielson. 2. Bob Arteaga puts the final touches on a yearbook story. 3. Photo Editor, Len Edling crops picture for the sports section. JL U'T!lHLJ SEIU as LEA RETA EELlWiETLuY' St. Rita student pride is not the only pride in the St. Rita Family. Pride in Rita also stems from the always active Parent Organizations: The Mothers and Father's Clubs, Hockey and Band Boosters, and the Alumni. According to Alumni Director Mr, James Segredo, 'They are a significant source of pride and support to Rita, they couldn't be replaced. Not many people realize that these clubs play a big part in our schoolg St. Rita would not be the same without them, he continued. Whether it is the lVlother's Club and the Father's Club in an obstacle course race, the Alumni reunions, the smoker, or any other of the many activities that these clubs hold throughout the year, they really show their pride and will always be a big part of the St. Rita community. l. Fathers Club members watch the developments of a Rita football game. W :iii ,yi M fl W , ,,: w, , .gs ,-JZ' f 'I-STM Fathers' Club. Moderator: Fr. Murphy. Bottom Row: Mr. James Lamping, Mr. John Brown, Mr. Fran Pendergast, Mr. Klein. First Row: Mr, Mark Sarich, Fr Pat Murphy, Mr. Marcello Calderon. X , . Qty, l.Mrs. Mary Roeh assists with the clubs important paperwork at a meeting. 2, Mothers discuss plans at a committee meeting. Wk.: FX- H.-el' L-1 Mothers Club. Fr, LaVern Flach. Bottom Row: Fr. LaVern Flach, Mrs. Marge McCormick, Mrs. Nancy Blat- chford, Mrs, Barbara Schaller, Mrs. Ellen Quinn, Mrs. Vickie Kelly. I. St, Rita Alums pose for a picture during an alumni banquet at the Martinique. 7 Hockey Boosters: Mr. Harold Sheedy, Mrs. Marie Petriekis, Mr. Phil Edling. SLQW ENFSPERES G0JU1N'GI.IiIi AQGGQLVE1-?JLESJE1lVEEdN'TlSJ if , Liiily ,, 1 4...-W I F' This ye-ar's council had a slow start. They lost Sl l00 on the football homecoming concert and didn't get their fund raising and school policy goal set early. But about halfway through the year they jelled as a council and by the end of the year accomplished more than any other student council in Rita history. sum' marized Mr. Kisicki. the Student Council moderator. The three accomplishments Mr. Kisicki is most proud of are the student recruitment program. the student attrition program. and the successful proposal tor a student representative on the Board of Administration. The student recruitment program involved over 65 Rita upperclassmen who served as student reps to parishes all through Chicago. Mr. Riley. Dean of Ad- missions, feels that this committee was Uthe single most important factor in our recruitment success 4500 new studentsi this year. The attrition program involves 50 specially selected upperclassmen who serve as advisors and guidance sources for freshmen who are in danger of flunking out or being expelled from Rita. The student rep on the Board of Administration will allow the student body a direct vote in all decisions that affect the school except teacher tenure and stu- dent expulsion. The rep will be chosen by the Student Councilg he will be the senior they feel has enough maturity, eloquence and intelligence said Mr. Kisicki. l. Student Council Treasurer Mark Klein speaks at the pep rally for the St. Laurence. ' .1 Student Senate. Bottom Row: Joe Jenkins. Bob Haugh, Pat Gorman. John Gremer. V Second Row: John Foley, Tony Krolak. Tony Robba. Tim Murney. Tom Lynch. Joe Madden. Mark Klein. J C. Pell. Bill Earheart. John Flanagan. Dan Bischoff Third Row' Joe Snaidauf. Terry Childers. Don Swanson. Chris Koczmaia l. Athletic Director Mr. Jim Segredo leads a pep rally in support of the hockey team. 2, Student Council. Bottom Row: Joe Jenkins, Bob Haugh, Pat Gorman, John Gremer, Mr. Kisicki. 3. Joe Madden destroys the St. Laurence challenger for the state crown at a pep rally. we W f X ,..i,-, 5 9 3l ,rr-V 41 .2 Mr. Mustang - Pat Gorman John Gremer and his date before the prom. Joe Jenkins leads a spirited pep rally through Egan Hall. Tony Cochran goes for the win during the sophomore obstacle race. A M ,AW 'Q N-44 'Q l. Catholic league rivals gang up on Rita for the bid to the state crown. 2. Fr. Jerry says private prayer during the DeLasalle football game. 3. Homecoming Queen Donna Bresnahan and her escort Mark Digrazia. 2 ,- 3 -v 2 'F W ,ff ' , ,51- at 7 'Q N wif ily . Mr. Misiora's homeroom leads student enthusiasm at football homecoming pep rally. .A Junior All-Star takes a shot at the freshmen Notre Dame goal. . Red and Blues Brothers Pat Gorman and Mark Klein do the Rita jig. . Rita Woman and Baby Rita look for Rita Man. W ......Ml X... M -R-. :few .., M , wr 'Q '- -4: 1 if iii' IH? ri' i N! is 5,5 gg-wif S! Pvc ...I '1-M n uw. fr -. , 52,525 ,L , , t f M ,, -ffft , , - iw ss I I S , if C, K at rr' ity 5 '-,,,i,' 4 tiiir 1 ' fy 5, ,ng M, f fr, wrt:-,Z , ' ,,gWmE wf1jr+fi ,, ,, z 'Leif V W' G ? ? QQ gig, GIJAF S E' , oe l. Pat McClory straightens up Mr. Riley's office. 2. Freshman class officers: Cleft to rightl Mr. Mike Cronin, John Foley, Tony Rouba, Stanley Bd jak, Mike Angelastro. S I I w.x,.,..,...-awhvvb' .lk N Q' :E- 55 'N is 4 XV , . Q A 355' , , ,X 'Ill 0 puma M ,M wwwwk 4 A Bryan Adair Juan Alcantar Steven Aleck Bryan Anderson Michael Angelastro Steven Angelastro Patrick Arundel Michael Balnis Kenneth Baran Sean Barrett Kenny Bartusiak Raymond Benaitis Brian Benavides Kenneth Berger Joseph Bernichio Bryan Biederman Earl Billups David Bird Marc Blaszkiewicz Anthony Bongiorno Steven Borak Francis Breen .lx Julio Avila Abdon Badillo Rogelio Bahena Shahid Baig Richard Baird if me I' iii 1 Joseph Bronec Steven Brooks Charles Brown Dennis Browne David Bryja Mark Buduris 'l Af Stanley Bujak Alan Burmeister Antonio Brunett Steven Butler Jesse Cabuyado Raymond Calderon S310 David Camacho Bryant Cannon Manuel Cardenas Joseph Carone Todd Carroll Gabriel Castro Juan Castro John Catanzara Jason Cegielski Mario Cerda Phillip Chavez James Chevas Anthony Chico Lenny Chwalisz Christoph Ciesielczyk Steven Click Sebastian Coleman Michael Collaro Nathaniel Collins Matthew Condon James John Condos Gland Timothy Conlan David Cooper John Cortez Gerald Covington Richard Crane Anthony Crawford Brian Cybulski Peter Czyszczon Vito Damico Ralph Davis Michael Dealva Stanley Decwikiel Donald Delgado Ernesto Diaz Darius Dirmantas Eric Dix Denis Doboyn Angelo Donegan l 4 . Martin Doyle Brian Dreger Martin Dudek Robert Dvoran Thomas Dwyer Robert Easton Mark Elizondo Edward Espinoas Enrique Estrada Estanislado Farlas Daniel Felonk Richard Fialdowski Robert Findysz James Fitzgerald Charles Flanigan Jorge Flores Nicholas Flores Joseph Flynn John Foley Timothy Foley Kenneth Forte Brian Frederick Ronald Freeman James Freelich Keith Fron Jose Gaeta Charles Gaines 'TLT' Carlos Galan Sean Gallagher Jose Gallegos Porfirio Galvez Roberto Garcia Salvador Garcia as lm fb ! mn Garcia Serianto Gary Garla Rory Garza Joseph Gauury Marco Gaytan Joseph Gemmellard John George James Gibson Alphonso Giron Michael Gleason Darrell Glenn Sol Gomez Michael Gonciarz Anthony Gonzales Arturo Gonzalez Patrick Gorz Gilbert Gracia , Q Darryl Graham William Gray Donald Greenhill David Grigorieff Rigoberto Guerra Gino Guido Raul Gutierez Brian Hackett Paul Hackiewicz Brian Halwix David Hargarten Franklin Harris Stephen Harrison Brendan Hartford Patrick Hayes Daniel Herlihy Christopher Hernandez Kevin Hickey David Holm Erick Howard Christopher Howicz Gary Hresil Mark Huels Lawrence Hunter Bernard Hutchinson Timothy Hyland Stephen lhsley Terrance Jackson QA , Thomas Mahay Charles Maida Steven Malec Daniel Malone Paul Malzone Daniel Mannella Kevin Mannion Adolfo Manteca Armando Mares Matthew Markiewicz 14. A Anthony McQuaid Manuel Medina Alan Meekma Matthew Miedlar Richard Mientkiewicz Michael Mandel Clayton Mastin Jose Nata Mark Matula Frank Maugeri Rich Mayer Joseph McClearn Patrick McClory Edward McConville Thomas McCormick Bernard McDevitt Brian McEvoy Andrew McGuire Patrick Mclnerney Dennis McLaughlin Kevin McNeil George Miller Lackery Milldr Kerry Mills Russel Mirabelli Joseph Mleczko Carlos Molina Ha, wi Q ' JN W Q W-. Q X y W S MKS K 'K 8 3 E XM 'X X X, ,, Q V iw AQ , L ww ,dfffibf 1 4 -ug.. iff ba I? S W M X: W at K V, ... 1 4 K. -'ff ' ,. an ' W V S I ,JV J' 1- F. '- 1 ,... l v n 1 . r 1. , 9 .3 .,,'o,... xk'hf .'.'4 . . . Nei ,-'Q-.2 Q u . w J 1 fa n v j -'.'u r -:Eb . s o uv, , fe 1 if: ' 'wil :ft M . 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Q1 k EG Qi 3 Thomas Mekoola Mario Mendez Jerome Mendoza Joseph Mestan Alan Metke Pedro Meza Andrew Mezera John Mielzynski David Mikulskis William Monahan Edward Montalvo Ricardo Montalvo Harold Moran Florentino Moreno Paul Moreno Patrick Morris Michael Muhs Michael Nesnidal John Nicholson Joseph Nieciak Eric Nielsen Richard Nieminski Kevin O Gorman Edward Norwood Steven Oboikovitz Terence O'Brien Jose Ochoa David O'Connor Daniel Okoskey Joseph Olejniczak Craig Operzedek Anthony O'Rourke Randy Pajak Chris Panek Salvador Passamentt Keith Paszek Cornel Payne Brett Pearson mx f L. 1. 'Kyiv-M as Q + 4 QQ, f S, f f-f. R 5 .X ,,,, New - 532.fAg,.g Q :- 55 MW JW H , if 3 ii ,..f 'an 1 1, gfxf fm' --W 'w my ww 11? W WH mi g W W ww bi 4h. FJ'I'.A S F -J.-.I..T..lhN QN -a 4-lf: I. Junior Class officers QLeft to Righty: Mr, Ron Nowak, Terry Childers, Joe Snaidauf, Chris Kocz- wara, Don Swanson. 2. Jim Duck Down flexes for the camera. 'X 51 ,M ri . Scott Skippet watches intramural football game intensely. .Joe Leyden forgets his answer. . Fr. Slattery broadens the view ofjuniors. . Jerry Krokos weighs a beaker! in the chemistry lab. .Chris Tonn, Len Edling, Mel Ahrens enjoy the spring weather Timothy Alroth Michael Aparicio George Baker Michael Bernal W-w L Q.-0 'wt Rafael Alvarez Robert Arteaga Ronald Bandyk Alfonso Blanco Franklin Amirante Michael Bailey John Beatty David Blyskal Daniel Acosta Gerardo Alferes Mark Alles Michael Altobelli Anthony Alyinovich Stephen Anderson Robert Arrigo Mark Baeza Henry Bajek Brian Banach David Bayo ' Thomas Bentley Daniel Berry John Blazevic Jeffrey Bollman John Bonnett Michael Booker Dwayne Bragiel Nicholas Bratis Michael Brennan James Breslin Robert Bresnahan Kennard Brown Kenneth Browne Steven Bryja Sherman Byas Ricardo Cabral Victor Cachapero Charles Cade Anthony Cardinale Robert Carrillo Jerry Carter Vito Cerino Quinnie Chew Mark Chibe Dave Ciciora Michael Clancy John Clemens Andrew Collins Ronald Coomer Raydell Cooper Louis Coppola Louis Coronel John Corso Dino Costa Daniel Costello Michael Craig Phillip Culbertson Anthony Cundari James Czarnecki Paul Dachota Anthony Dambrosio Martin Deubler Paul Dobrovits George Doktorczyk Thomas Dominski Michael Doronzo James Dowd John Doyle Bernard Dudek Thomas Dunn Rory Durkin Stanley Dybas Leonard Edling Keith Egan William Ehrhart Rodolfo Espinoza Barry Dederici Mark Fehringer Eric Feichter Jose Fernandez Daniel Fitzgerald Patrick Flaherty John Flynn Phillip Foley James Folino Alan Ford Richard Fort Anthony Franden Joseph Frankowski Richard Freeman Kevin Fron Melvin Fuller Jeffrey Gadomski Noah Gallardo Steven Gamez Christopher Garla Henry Garza David Howicz James Howley Stephen Hozzian ffl' Richard Gaydos Eric Gazua Paul Gebbia Ellis George Robert Gerich Stephen Glynn James Gnoth Arthur Goewey Gary Gomolka Joseph Gonzelez James Gorski Jeffrey Graczyk Dennis Graham Michael Graney Robert Greenhill Lupce Grezlovski John Griffin Richard Guerra Steven Guzy Michael Haas Daniel Haduch Michael Hansen Thomas Hanson Charles Harling Nicholas Harrington Timothy Hayes Edward Heim Edward Herrerias Jeffery Hess William Hoffman David Holliger Donald Houbolt Kenneth Houbolt Kevin Houlihan Scott Hughes David lsaacs Steven Jackowiak Daniel Jaeger Matthew Jahnke Kichael Jazdyk Steven Jeracki Dwayne Jervier Tommy Johnson Charles Jones Michael Jones Steven Jones Judeh Judeh Michael Kaley Nicholas Kallenbach John Kalter Kenneth Kaluzny Philip Kaszynski Richard Keating Brian Kelly Mark Kelly Daniel Kempen Richard Kendra Roosevelt Kennerson Roger Ketza Romas Kivenas Arcadius Koczwara Christopher Koczwara Kerry Kodatt Robert Konrath Michael Korolenko David Kowalski Daniel Kress Jerome Krokos Mark Krolak Lawrence Kubiak Steven Kwiatkowski Timothy McGinnis Mark McGowan John McGuire Keith Labelle Lamar Lampkins William Langlois James Lapsansky Christopher Larkin Kenneth Larson Tedd Laszkiewicz Norberto Laurel Donald Lazo Joseph Leyden Joseph Lombardo Anthony Lopez Kaniel Lorenz Victor Lua Donald Lubke Daniel' Lukasik Michael Madden Michael Madigan John Mahoney Andy Makuch Christopher Malczewskl Ismael Maldonado Joseph Marnell Scott Martin Javier Martinez Ronald Matt Theodore Matula Gregory Mazur Stephan Mazurek George McArole Joseph McCarthy Michael McCarthy Christopher McDermott John McGinnis WW ..-1 ,M- I1 l. Mr. Mis's homeroom gets into the Homecoming spirit. 2. John Notorangelo enjoys the spa special with friends. 3. Jack McGinnis bench spots Paul Sheridan. 4. Ms, KeIler's data students use the IBM computer, 5. Some of the books a junior carries. 6. Jeff Hess late for school again. , 7. Joe Snaidauf demands a lot from his body. 8. Mr. Krystoff helps students with a physics lab. ff i . i -any ,jr-' 1- M. 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Senior Class Officers: Tom Lynch, Tim Murney, Joe Madden, Mark Klein and Mr. Kisicki. 2. Bill Pickert shows his craftmanship in woodshop. 1 2 I i . Louis Bongiorrio prepares to play at a football game, . Rich Cordero dresses up forthe pep rally. ,Rich Hoblinski thinks twice before answering, , Juan Lepe, Tom Healy, Fabin Sorrondeguy and Connie Corwell .Wally Goc sands his shield in woodshop, 4 5 i it Juan Alvarez Peter Assensi Jose Avina Shawn Balark Maek Baranowski Michael Barrett Peter Becker Christopher Bentley Thomas Bezinovich Donald Bigeck Ronald Blgeck Jeffrey Blanchard Douglas Blancford James Bochenczak Thomas Boehm Brian Bolcerek Kurt Aglynas Jose Alferes James Allen bf' V Michael Brooks James Brown John Brown Jonathan Brown Lamar Butler Thomas Cabanski Carlos Cabral Steven Calderon Andrew Canchola Dexter Carroll Thomas Casey Joseph Catanzara John Check Frank Cicero Hansel Claudio Frank Coco Brian Coe Xavier Collier Michael Conroy Michael Conway Richard Cordero Carlo Costabile Paul Costello David Craig Jeffrey Cosby Kevin Crowley Thomas Curran Stephen Daily Roy Day Robert Dec Jerry Dedic Anthony Demma Philip Diazdeleon Robert Dietrick Mark Di Grazia Gerald Dix John Dobbyn Edward Dockus David Dominski Jeff Doody Peter Dormann Jurgis Drunga Karolis Drunga Eric Ducksworth Solomon Duncan James Egan Richard Egan Edward Esteves E ff' Thomas Everett Glen Fairbanks Kenneth Feeley John Felonk Stanley Fit Thomas Fitzgerald Kenneth Flaminio Robert Foley Daniel Foys Lawrence Gal Joseph Gall Robert Gallagher Juan Gallardo Edward Gannon Ronald Gapski John Garbaciak William Gardner Michael Garvey William Gaudry Ernest Gaydos Steven Gaydos Ricardo Gaytan Edward Gerald Walter Goc Matthew Golland Robert Gomulka Hermann Gonzalez Patrick Gorman John Grabowski John Gremer Michael Grieger David Grybas Michael Gurtowski Brian Gutt Brian Habas Harlan Hansbrough Robert Haugh William Hawes Jeffrey Hayes William Hayes Thomas Healy James Heeter Eric Heimberg Kurt Heinz John Herlihy Robert Herling James Hill Richard Hoblinski 1 X, J 'x Qlvi mm' 180 i ill .mllof xr ..-gr David Hodo Robert Hojnacki Thomas Houlihan John Hozzian Francis lglinski Andy Isztok Neal lvers Jesse Izaguirre Robert Jahnke Aleksandr Jakubauskas John Jakubowski Mark Jedry Joseph Jenkins Kestutis Jodwalis Roberto Jones Edward Kaminski Patrick Kehoe Joseph Kelly Jeffrey Kerney Lavoya Kerr Dennis Kingsley Steven Kirwin Mark Klein Joseph Knowski Brian Martin, Ed Komensky and Dan O'Brien study for Mr. BrongieI's essay test. Pat Gorman and Mark Klein are the red and blues brothers for a pep rally. One of Fr, Murphy's many surprises in Theology IV. Chris Bently goes up for a lay up. --v-qq .1 ..- as N N , M, 4. W. -44 493, i If L.L. Q xx! db. ff' Q mx 'Y M Mbx Q 1 David Malec William Manning Brian Martin John Martin Dean Martini Sylvester Maryas Frank Mastalerz Richard Matkovich Darius Matonis Charles Maylee Andrew Mazurek Thomas McCarthy Michael McClorey John McCluskey John MCGarry William McGrath Michael MCCireal Edward Mcltlicholas Peter Meizis Joseph Melcher Arthur Meyer Anthony Michalak Kenneth Michalowski Daniel Migas Gerald Koch Thomas Kodron Mark Kominkiewicz Edward Kowalsky David Kupka Brian Kureja John Laboske Michael Lamping John Lazowski Thomas Lederer David Lee Jesus Lepe Juan Lepe Alan Letourneau Thomas Linchesky Jon Lopez Martin Lopez Raymond Loranger Jonathan Lorenz Raymond Lukas James Lyall Thomas Lynch James Maas Joseph Madden Thomas Mikrut Michael Miller Scott Miller William Miller Cameron Mitchem Peter Mixan Alexander Mojica Alex Molina Michael Montalvo David Morrell Robert Mroczek Kent Munro Juan Murillo Timothy Murney George Murphy James Nebelski Lavall Nelson Brian Neville Daniel Nosek Charles Novack Andrew Nowak Michael Nunez Daniel O'Brien Brian O'Donnell Daniel O'DonneIl Joseph Okoskey Gilbert Orozco John Paciga Joel Panganiban Richard Para Paul Parizanski Robert Patron David Pavic Tommy Payne Arcadio Pedraza Vincent Pellom Felipe Perez Jose Perez Jose Perez Thomas Petrauskas Matthew Petrich William Pickert Richard Pizzo James Polous James Power Bradley Price Ronald Pulham Terence Quinn John Sears Mark Sheedy Thomas Sheehan Kenneth Sherlock John Shilney Donald Sierzega Stan Silaus Peter Simkus Robert Singraber John Sink Ronald Skrip Thomas Smikoski Donald Smith Michael Smith Roberto Sorrondeguy Mike Special Robert Spontak Michael Staudacher Christopher Stromidlo David Sudzus Timothy Sulikowski Patrick Sullivan Keith Sumlar Andrew Svabas Juan Rangel Donald Rauhut Kevin Regan Thomas Reyes Michael Ricci Richard Risden Christopher Rizzi Frank Rizzo John Rodriguez Michael Rodriguez Juan Roman Michael Ropa James Rozhon Robert Ruddy Jose Ruiz Daniel Ryan Keenan Salley Scott Scelfo Stephen Schaller Thomas Schmidt Robert Schultz Thomas Schultz Bernard Scianna Kalvin Scott Stephen Swanson Ronny Szykowny Kenneth Taylor Michael Taylor Vincent Ternes Kenton Terrell Jack Thomaston Paul Tonietto Christopher Tonn Robert Trevino Thomas Turcich James Turner Michael Urbanski Emanuel Vacchiano Mark Vaitkus Joseph Valentine Andres Valles John Valtierra Philip Vanaria Gary Vanek John Vasko Mark Venegas Michael Villa Daniel Vohasek Charles Vojcak David Walkosz Lafayette Ward .ap- tif Bryan Zilonis Edward Zimecki David Zvirblis Steven Washilewski Dyron Webb Eric Whitaker Robert Wilkosz Michael Wilson Peter Wojda Clayton Worlds Gregory Wozny Eugene Wzorek Kurtis Young Steven Young In Yun Felix Zaczek George Zadorozny David Zebig John Zerdln Jose Alferez: 2500 S. St. Louisg Blessed Sacrament5 Boxing 1, 45 Weightlifting 3-45 Football 1. James Allen: 5329 S. Sawyer5 St. Gall' Chorus 1-45 Cross Country 1-2. v Juan Alvarez: 6121 S. Richmond5 St. Rita5 Bowling 1. Peter Assensi: 2512 S. Claremont5 St. Mic5hael5 Soccer 1-4. Jose Antonio Avina: 4501 S. Marsh- field5 Holy Cross5 Ski 1-2. Shawn Balark: 608 N. St. Louis5 Precious Blood5 Basketball 2-4. Mark Baranowski: 4253 W. 82nd Street5 St. Bede5 Cross Country 1-25 Hockey 3- 4, Track 2. Michael Barrett: 2624 W. 38th Street5 St. Agnes. Peter Becker: 2646 S. Kedzie5 St. Ludmilla. Chris Bentley: 5154 S. Sacramentog St. Simon5 Bowling 35 Photo 1. Thomas Bezinovich: 4609 S. Emerald5 St. Gabriel5 Band 1-35 Chess 1-25 K of A 1-45 Math Tutor 45 NHS 45 SciencefPhysics 15 Science Tutor 45 Spanish NHS 3-4. Donald Bigeck: 3316 S. Hamiltong St. Maurice5 Bowling 1-2. Ronald Bigeck: 3232 S. Bell5 St. Maurice5 Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1. Jeffrey Blanchard: 556 E. 87th Place5 St. Kiliang Auto 35 Pep Club 1-45 SciencefPhysics 35 War Games 45 Weightlifting 25 Basketball 2-45 Football 4. 563.192 EEEQQE Douglas Blatchford: 3246 W. 65th Street5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Bowl- ing 1. James Bochenczak: 3310 W. 64th Street5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Bowl- ing 45 Ski 45 Football 1-4. Tom Boehm: 6541 S. Talman5 St. Adrian5 Auto 3-45 Bowling 2: Boxing 45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 45 SciencefPhysics 15 Ski 3-45 Spanish N.H.S. 45 Basketball 2-45 Football 1. Brian Bolcerek: 6615 S. Talman5 St. Rita5 Auto 3-45 Boxing 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Ski 45 Weightlifting 45 Football 1, Louis Bongiorno: 6225 S. Maplewood5 St. Rita5 Band 1-45 Class Officer 1. Jim Borowicz: 4047 W. 56th Place5 St. Turibius5 K of A 2-35 Ski 1-35 RadiofElectronics 15 Football 1-2. David Bradel: 3316 S. Leavitt5 St. Maurice5 Bowling 1-25 Chess 1-35 N.H.S. 4. Michael Brooks: 5617 S. Austin5 St. Daniel the Prophetg Bowling 1-25 N.H.S. 45 Photo 35 SciencefPhysics 3-45 Ritan 1-4. Jim Brown: 3420 W. 59th Place5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Golf 1-2. John M. Brown: 5514 S, Talman5 St. Clare5 Photo 15 Cascian 1-4. Jonathan Brown: 1719 W. 75th Place5 Holy Crossg Auto 3-45 Bowling 15 Class Officer 15 Photo 1-25 RadiofElectronics 25 Cascian 2. Lamar Butler: 8450 S. Paulinag Liberty Baptist Church5 Chess 2-45 Sciencef Physics 3-45 Weightlifting 25 Basketball 45 Football 4. Thomas Cabanski: 5401 St. Lotus5 St. Camillusg Band 1-45 Chess 1-25 N.H.S. 4. Carlos Cabral: 2931 S. Bonfield5 St. Bar- bara5 Bowling 15 Boxing 15 Pep Club 15 Cross Country 1. Steve Calderon: 3223 S. Leavitt5 St. Maurice5 Bowling 1-25 Pep Club 35 Baseball 25 Basketball 2-3. Andrew Canchola: 5546 S. Francisco5 St. Clare of Montefalco5 Boxing 15 ln- scape 1-25 Cascian 1, 2, 45 Cross Coun- try 2. Dexter Carroll: 7238 S. Dameng St. Rita5 Auto 45 RadiofElectronics 15 Basketball 45 Football 25 Track 2. Thomas J. Casey: 10858 S. Major5 Our Lady of the Ridge5 Ski 45 Weightlifting 25 Football 1-2. Joe Catanzara: 6849 W. 63rd Street5 St. Rene. John Check: 3609 S. Wolcott5 St. Pete and Paul. Frank Cicero: 7039 S. Talman5 St. Adrian5 Boxing 45 Weightlifting 3. l Hansel Claudio: 3435 W. 38th Place: St. 1 Joseph and St. Anneg Band 1-4. 1 Frank Coco: 2341 W. 25th Street5 St. Michael. Brian J. Coe: 6401 S. Maplewood5 St. Rita5 Boxing 45 Class Officer 3-45 Stu- dent Council 45 Student Senate 3-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-3. Xavier Collier: 1154 W. 112th Place5 Ho- ly Name of Mary5 Basketball 1-35 Track 3-4. Michael Conroy: 5654 S. Kolin5 St. Turibius5 Photo 15 Ski 3-45 Soccer 1. Michael Conway: 10350 S. Artesian: St. Cajetan: Chorus 1: Ski 1-3. Richard Cordero: 443 Greentree Lane: Holy Family: Boxing 3: Chorus 2: K of A 1-3: Weightlifting 2-4: Football 2, 4. Carl Costabile: 7050 W. 64th Place: St. Rene: Baseball 1. Paul Costello: 6408 S. Narragansett: St. Rene: N.H.S. 4: Football 1. David Craig: 4718 S. Campbell: Bowling 1-4: N.H.S. 4: SciencefPhysics 1: Spanish N.H.S. 3-4: Baseball 1-2: Tennis 3. Jeff Crosby: 4136 W. 78th Place: St. Bede: Class Officer 2: K of A 1: Student Senate 2: Cascian 1. Kevin Crowley: 6519 S. Maplewood: St. Rita: Chess 1, 4. Thomas Curran: 5921 S. Washtenaw: St, Rita: Aviation 3: K of A 1-2: Ritan 4. Stephen Daily: 5914 S. Mason: St. Sym- phorosa: Bowling 1-2: N.H.S. 4: SciencefPhysics 3: Spanish N.H.S. 3: RadiofElectronics 1-3: Ritan 2-4. Roy Day: 6228 S. Troy: St. Rita: Auto 3: Boxing 3: K of A 1: Karate 2: Pep Club 3-4: Ski 1-4: Weightlifting 3: Cross Coun- try 1-2: Track 1-2. Robert Dec: 6317 S. Austin: St. Sym- phorosa: Auto 3: Bowling 1. Jerry Dedic: 4410 S. Artesian: lm- maculate Conception: RadiofElec- tronics 1, 2, 4. Tony Demma: 5900 S. Kilbourn: St. Mary Star of the Sea. Philip Diazdeleon: 2721 W. 37th Place: St. Joseph and St. Anne: Chorus 1: Pep Club 2. Robert Dietrick: 3357 S. Leavitt: St. Maurice: Bowling 1-2. Mark DiGrazia: 3620 S. Hermitage: Our Lady of Good Counsel: Bowling 1: Class Officer 4: Baseball 1-2: Basketball 1-4. Gerald Dix: 9432 S. Massasoit: St. Gerald: Weightlifting 1-4: Football 1-4: Track 1-2. John Dobbyn: 6122 S. Parkside: St. Symphorosa: Bowling 2: Cross Country 1. Ed Dockus: 5125 S. Wolcott: St. Augustine: N.H.S. 4: Hockey 3-4. David Dominski: 6927 W. 64th Street: St. Rene. Jeff Doody: 4219 W, 90th Place: Our Lady of Loretto: Boxing 4: Football 1-4: Track 1-2. Peter Dormann: 5633 S. St. Louis: St. Nicholas of Tolentine: Track 1-3. Jurgis Drunga: 6821 S. Maplewood: Nativity B.V.M.: Boxing 4: Chess 1-4: SciencefPhysics 1: Cross Country 2. Karolis Drunga: 6821 S. Maplewood: Nativity B.V.M.: Boxing 4: Chess 1-4: N.H.S. 4: SciencefPhysics 1. Eric Ducksworth: 8447 S. Ada: St. Kilian: Bowling 4. Soloman Duncan: 7532 S. Winchester: Little Flower: Football 1, 2, 4: Track 1-4. Jim Egan: 9412 Central: St. Gerald: Auto 2: Band 3: Bowling 1: Boxing 1: Chess 1-3: Chorus 1-3: Class Officer 2: K of A 1-2: N.H.S. 1: Photo 1: Science Tutor 2: Ski 2: Speech and Drama 3: Student Council 2: Student Senate 2: RadiofElectronics 2: Ritan 1-3: War Games 1-3: Weightlifting 1-3: Baseball 2: Basketball 1: Cross Country 1-2: Foot- ball 1, 3: Hockey 1: Golf 1. Richard Egan: 7333 S. Albany: St. Adrian: Boxing 1-2: Guitar 3: Pep Club 1-4: Weightlifting 4: Hockey 1: Golf 2. Edward Esteves: 2424 S. Sacramento: St. Ludmilla: S.B.S. 4: Basketball l. Thomas Everett: 6039 S. California: St. Rita: Bowling 1: Boxing 4: Class Officer 4: NLH.S. 4: Pep Club 1-4: SciencefPhysics 1: Ski 1-4: Spanish N.H.S. 3-4: Weightlifting 4. Glen Fairbanks: 9106 S. Claremont: Christ the King: Band 1-4. Ken Feeley: 6527 W. 63rd Place: St. Rene: Baseball 1-4: Basketball 1. John Felonk: 6146 S. Maplewood: St. Rita: Ski 2-3: Hockey 1: Intramurals 4. Stanley Fit: 5328 S. Harding: St. Turibius: Chess 3-4. Tom Fitzgerald: 2607 W. 69th Street: St. Adrian. Ken Flaminio: 6430 W. 63rd Place: St. Rene. Bob Foley: 5627 S. Mason: St. Camillus: Bowling 4: Ski 1-3: Soccer 1-2. Dan Foys: 6127 S. Natchez: St. Rene: Baseball 3-4: Ski 4: Basketball 1: Foot- ball 1-4: Track 1-2. Larry Gal: 5235 S. Campbell: St. Clare of Montefalco: Guitar 1: Karate 1-2: Photo 1: Ski 1-4: RadiofElectronics 1: Basketball 1: Football 1. Jose Galan: 3603 S. Leavitt: St. Maurice: Boxing 1-4: Karate 1-4: Ski 1-4: Student Council 1-4: War Games 1-4: Weightlifting 1-4: Tennis 1-4: Golf 1-4. Joseph Gall: 5837 W. 64th Place: St. Symphorosa: Bowling 1: Ski 2-3. Robert Gallagher: 10848 S. Fairfield: St. Cajetan: Boxing 2: K of A 1-4: Pep Club 1-4: Student Senate 1-2: Football 1-4. 4 Juan Gallardo: 6336 S. Francisco5 St. Rita5 Auto 3-45 Karate 3-4. Edward Gannon: 3742 W. 58th Street5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Bowling 45 Boxing 1-45 Class Officer 45 K of A 3-4' Ski 15 Baseball 1-25 Football 2-4. 1 Ronald Gapski: 5920 S. Mozartg St. Rita5 Boxing 45 Pep Club 25 Football 1-45 Track 1-2. John Garbaciak: 4929 S. Artesian5 St. Simon5 Baseball 3-4. William Gardner: 9335 S. Leavitt5 Christ the King5 Baseball 1-4. Michael Garvey: 6128 S. Moody5 St. Symphorosa5 N.H.S. 3-45 SciencefPhysics 15 Spanish N.H.S. 3. William Gaudry: 3745 S. Maplewood5 St. Agnes5 Bowling 15 Chess 1-45 N.H.S. 3-45 Spanish N.H.S. 3. Ernest Gaydos: 5649 S. Kostner5 St. Turibius5 Football 2. Steven Gaydos: 5148 S. Ridgeway5 St. Mary Byzantineg Chorus 35 Class Officer 1-35 K of A 1-45 Speech and Drama 35 Baseball 1-25 Basketball 1-2. Ricardo Gaytan: 2335 S. Hoyne5 St. Paul. Edward Gerald: 4834 S. Damen5 St. Michaelg Bowling 2-45 Football 1. Walter Goc: 3406 S. Paulina5 St, Nicholas5 Bowling 1-35 Football 1-2. Matthew Golland: 10510 S. Hamiltong Bowling 45 War Games 4. Robert Gomulka: 5852 S. Rutherfordg St. Daniel5 Band 2-3. Herman Gonzalez: 2907 W. 24th Blvd.5 Assumption B.V.M.5 SciencefPhysics 1. Patrick Gorman: 10718 S. Talman5 St. Cajetan5 Boxing 15 Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1-45 SciencefPhysics 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Student Senate 1, 3, 45 Football 1-2. John Grabowski: 5952 S. Troy5 St. Rita5 Auto 45 Bowling 1-25 Boxing 45 Ski 45 Track 1-2. John Gremer: 10600 S. Laramie5 St. Linus: Chess 1-25 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 1-45 SciencefPhysics 15 Student Council 45 Student Senate 45 Ritan 1-45 Weight- lifting 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Stu- dent Recruitment Committee 45 Student Attrition Committee 4. Michael Grieger: 5718 S. Troy5 St. Gall5 Bowling 15 War Games 4. David Grybas: 5544 S. Kolmarg St. Turibius5 Football 1. Michael Gurtowski: 5012 S. Lawler5 Our Lady of the Snows5 K of A 25 Hockey 1, 4. Brian Gutt: 4350 S. Hermitage5 Sacred Heart5 War Games 1-45 Football 2. Brian Habas: 5801 S. Talman5 St. Clare of Montefalco5 Auto 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Ski 2-4. Harlan Hansbrough: 8401 S. Dor- chester5 St. Mark United Methodist5 Spanish N.H.S. 45 Basketball 1-25 Tennis 2-4. Robert Haugh: 7053 W. 63rd Place5 St. Rene5 Bowling 2-45 Class Officer 3-45 N.H.S. 45 Student Council 3-45 Student Senate 3-45 Baseball 1-2. William Hawes: 526 W. 46th Street5 St. Gabriel5 Cross Country 25 Track 1-2. Jeffrey Hayes: 2748 W. 94th Street5 St. Bernadette. William Hayes: 6218 S. Maplewood5 St. Rita5 Class Officer 1, 35 K of A 1-25 Baseball 1. Thomas Healy: 10309 S. Keeler5 S1 Catherine of Alexandria5 N.H.S. 3-45 Pep Club 1-45 SciencefPhysics 15 Spanish N.H.S. 3-45 Soccer 2-45 Tennis 1-4. James Heeter: 6642 S. Maplewood5 Nativity B.V.M. Eric Heimberg: 5813 S. Natchez5 Auto 3-45 Karate 4. Kurt Heinz: 6124 S. Meade5 St Sym- phorosag Guitar 25 N.H.S. 4. John Herlihy: 6342 S. Maplewood5 St.' Rita5 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-4. Robert Herling: 6334 S. Troy5 St Rita5 Auto 45 Boxing 45 Class Officer 25 Weightlifting 2-3. James Hill: 7202 S. Maplewood5 St Adrian5 Boxing 45 Chess 15 Karate 3-45 Weightlifting 2-3. Richard Hoblinske: 6158 S. Kostner5 St. Mary Star of the Seag Auto 45 Band 15 Boxing 45 Class Officer 35 Ski 1-4. David Hodo: 5351 S. Washtenw5 St. Simon5 Aviation 15 Class Officer 35 SciencefPhysics 35 War Games 2, 4. Robert Hojnacki: 11039 S. Homang St. Christina5 Boxing 45 Football 1-25 ln- tramurals 1-4. Thomas Houlihan: 5723 S. Rockwell5 St Clare of Montefalco5 Pep Club 1-45 Ski 1-4, Weightlifting 1-25 Golf 1-4, John Hozzian: 2156 W. 21st Place5 St. Stepheng Aviation 1-35 Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 25 Cascian 1. Frank lglinski: 4557 S. Wallace5 St. Gabriel5 Band 1-45 Bowling 1-25 Ski 2-4. Andrew lsztok: 5724 S. Troy5 St. Gall5 Bowling 1-25 Math Tutor 25 Pep Club 1-4. Neal lvers: 6615 Maxwell Drive5 St. Joan of Arc5 Pep Club 25 Ski 3-45 Tennis 2-4. Jesse lzaguirre: 2629 W. 24th Street5 St Roman5 Bowling 45 K of A 1-25 War Games 4. Robert Jahnke: 6549 S. Fairfield5 Nativi- ty B.V.M.5 Weightlifting 25 Football 2. Al Jakubauskas: 6411 S. Whipple5 St. Rita5 Boxing 4. John Jakubowski: 2436 W. Pershing5 St Agnes5 N.H.S. 45 SciencefPhysics 15 Ski 1-45 Student Council 25 Student Senate 2. Mark Jedry: 8339 S. Kolin5 St. Bede5 Bowling 45 Class Officer 3-45 K of A 15 Ski 1-45 Weightlifting 35 Cascian 35 Foot- ball 2. Joseph Jenkins: 11313 S. Bell5 St. Ca- jetan5 Boxing 152,45 Ski 45 Student Council 45 Student Senate 45 Weightlif- ting 1-35 Football 1-45 Track 1-4. Kestutis Jodwalis: 3231 W. 66th Place5 Nativity B.V.M.5 Karate 3-45 Soccer 1. Roberto Jones: 2716 S. Lawndale5 Blessed Agnes. Gerard Jungman: 5011 S. Paulina5 Chess 1-45 Math Tutor 45 SciencefPhysics 35 Science Tutor 45 RadiofElectronics 1-35 Tennis 2. Edward Kaminski: 4145 W. 55th Street5 St Turibius5 Band 15 Auto 45 Bowling 15 Boxing 45 Pep Club 1,45 Ski 45 Soccer 2. Patrick Kehoe: 9417 S. Longwood Drive5 Christ the King5 Boxing 45 Guitar 35 Pep Club 3-45 Weightlifting 3-4. Joseph Kelly: 8045 S. 83rd Avenueg St. Patrick5 Ski 45 Football 1-45 Track 1-2. Jeffery Kerney: 4813 S. Laporte5 Our Lady of the Snows5 Hockey 1-3. Lavoya Kerr: 11622 S. Justine5 Holy Name of Mary: Class Officer 25 SciencefPhysics 35 War Games 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1-45 Track 4. Dennis Kingsley: 6548 S. Kildare5 St. Mary Star of the Seag Band 1-45 Bowling 1-25 Boxing 45 N.H.S. 45 Spanish N.H.S. 45 Student Senate 35 Ritan 1-45 Weightlifting 4. Steven Kirwin: 3527 W. 59th Street5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 K of A 1-35 Baseball 15 Track 2-4. Mark Klein: 3712 W. 60th Place5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Bowling 1-45 Class Officer 45 N.H.S. 3-45 Student Council 45 Student Senate 45 Football 3- 45 Track 2-3. Joseph Knowski: 3617 W. 60th Place5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine5 Bowling 45 Ritan 45 War Games 45 Basketball 3-45 Football 1-4. Gerald Koch: 6616 W. 64th Street5 St. Rene5 Auto 3-45 Spanish N.H.S. 3-4. Thomas Kodron: 5223 W. 53rd Place: St. Camillus5 Band 15 Ski 1-45 Cross Country 25 Track 1. Mark Kominkiewicz: 6807 W. 63rd Street, St. Rene5 Auto 3-45 Ski 25 Weightlifting 4. Edward Kowalsky: 447 W. 43rd Place: St. Gabriel5 Bowling 1-2. David Kupka: 3335 S. Leavitt5 St. Maurice5 Karate 3-45 Pep Club 1-45 Ski 3-45 RadiofElectronics 15 Cross Country 1. Brian Kureja: 6434 W. 63rd Place5 St. Rene5 Band 1-45 Bowling 25 N.H.S. 45 Spanish N.H.S. 3-4. Anthony Kustec: 2139 W. 23rd Place5 St. Paul. John LaBoske: 7804 S. Sawyer5 St. Den- nis5 Auto 2-45 Boxing 25 K of A 1-35 SciencefPhysics 1-45 RadiofElectronics 1-35 Football 1-35 Aviation 1-3. Michael Lamping: 5113 S. Melvina5 St. Jane de Chantal5 Auto 3-4. John Lazowski: 4413 S. Fairfield5 lm- maculate Conception5 Guitar 1-25 N.H.S. 3-4. Thomas Lederer: 5719 S. Parksideg St. Camillus5 Ski 1-35 Cross Country 25 RadiofElectronics 1. David Lee: 1712 E. 92nd Street5 St. Felicitas5 Basketball 1-4. Jesus Lepe: 3341 S. Hoyne5 St. Maurice5 Class Officer 35 Soccer 1-3. Juan Lepe: 7121 W. 63rd Place5 St. Rene5 Soccer 1-4. Alan Letourneau: 5137 S. Trumbull: St. Gall5 Class Officer 1-45 N.H.S. 15 Pep Club 1-45 Baseball 15 Football 1-45 Track 2-3, Thomas Linchesky: 2125 W. 23rd Place5 Our Lady of Vilna. Jon Lopez: 3217 S. Lituanicag St. Mary of Perpetual Helpg Football 1-2. Martin Lopez: 2108 W. 21st Place5 St. Stephen5 Ski 15 Radioj Electronics 1-4. Jonathan Lorenz: 8430 S. Kilpatrick: St. Bede5 N.H.S. 3-45 SciencefPhysics 45 Spanish N.H.S. 3-45 Ritan 1-4. Raymond Lukas: 5544 S. Massasoit5 St. Symphorosa5 Bowling 15 Speech and Drama 25 Cross Country 2. James Lyall: 3336 S. Seeley5 St. An- drew Lutheran5 Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-2. Thomas Lynch: 6147 S. Fairfield5 St. Rita5 Class Officer 15 lnscape 35 Student Council 1, 45 Basketball 1-25 Football 1-4. James Maas: 4418 S. Christiana5 Our Lady of Vilna5 Hockey 1-2. Joseph Madden: 3929 W. 58th Placeg St. Turibius5 Class Officer 2-45 K of A 1- 35 N.H.S. 45 Ski 45 Student Senate 2-45 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-4. David Malec: 2914 W. 82nd Street. St. Thomas More5 N.H.S. 3-4. William Manning: 5846 S. Neva5 St. Josephg Ski 1-35 Golf 1-4. Brian Martin: 6707 W. 59th Street, St. Daniel5 Auto 45 Bowling 15 Boxing 4. Dean Martini: 6028 S. Moody5 St. Sym- phorosa5 Chess 1. Sylvester Maryas: 3346 S. Carpenter5 St. Mary of Perpetual Help5 Bowling 25 S.B.S. 4: RadiofElectronics 1. Frank Mastalerz: 5724 S. Washtenawg St, Clare de Montefalco5 Boxing 45 Guitar 25 Weightlifting 45 Cross Country 1. Richard Matkovich: 5145 S. Talman5 St. Clare de Montefalco5 Auto 3-4. Darius Matonis: 7015 S. Artesiang Nativity B.V.M.5 N.H.S. 45 RadiofElec- tronics 1: Ritan 1-45 Student Recruit- ment Committee 4. Charles Maylee: 905 W. 31st Street5 St. Mary of Perpetual Help5 Weightlifting 35 Track 1-2. Andrew Mazurek: 5446 S. Komenskyg St. Turibius5 Auto 35 Class Officer 15 Pep Club 1-45 Weightlifting 3-4. Thomas McCarthy: 7228 S. Sacramen- to5 St. Adrian: Band 1-45 K of A 1-45 Ski 2. John McCluskey: 6818 S, Karlov5 Queen of the Llniverse5 Soccer 1-4. John McGarry: 5123 S. Lawndale5 St. Turibius5 Class Officer 25 Photo 15 Weightlifting 3-45 Basketball 25 Football 1. William McGrath: 9641 S. Bell5 Christ the King5 Pep Club 1-2. Michael McGreal: 5854 W. 59th Street5 St. Symphorosa5 Boxing 2. Edward McNicholas: 3338 S. Oakleyg St. Maurice5 Ski 4. Peter Meizis: 4716 S. Campbell5 lm- maculate Conception5 Chess 1-25 SciencefPhysics 1-35 RadiofElectronics 1,3. Joseph Melcher: 10640 S. Hamilton5 St. Barnabas5 Band 1-35 Bowling 3-45 War Games 4. Arthur Meyer: 5123 S. Rockwellg St. Clare de Montefalco5 Baseball 1-45 SciencefPhysics 1. Anthony Michalak: 5300 S. Nagleg St. Daniel the Prophetg Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1. Kenneth Michalowski: 8220 S. 83rd Court5 St. Patg Baseball 1-35 Basketball 1-25 Football 1-2. Daniel Migas: 5232 S. Mozart5 St. Simong Auto 45 Pep Club 45 Ski 45 Weightlifting 35 Basketball 1-4. Thomas Mikrut: 6146 S. Moody5 St. Symphorosa5 Bowling 15 Ski 2. Michael Miller: 3854 W. 68th Street5 Queen of the Llniverse5 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 1-45 Photo 45 SciencefPhysics 35 Weightlifting 1-45 Basketball ,1-45 Stu- dent Recruitment Committee 4. Scott Miller: 3546 S. Wood5 Our Lady of Good Counsel5 Bowling 1-45 K of A 15 Pep Club 2. William Miller: 5524 S. Karlov5 St. Turibius5 Auto 45 Band 1-25 Bowling 35 Class Officer 1, 45 Pep Club 1-45 Photo 2-35 Ski 1-45 Radiof Electronics 3. Cameron Mitchem: 8025 S. Woodlawn5 St. Felicitasg Science Tutor 2-35 Basket- ball 1-45 Track 1, 4. Peter Mixam: 9221 S. Hamilton5 Christ the King5 Boxing 1-25 Class Officer 1-45 Pep Club 1-4: Football 1-45 lntramurals 1-4. Alexander Mojica: 2954 W. 59th Street5 St. Rita5 N.H.S. 45 SciencefPhysics 15 Spanish N.H.S. 3-45 Soccer 1-4. Alex Molina: 6601 S. Maplewood5 St. Adrian5 Band 1-45 Pep Club 2. Michael Montalvo: 6141 S. Kilbourn5 St. Mary Star of the Sea5 Band 1-4: Chorus 45 K of A 1-45 Pep Club 1-45 Ski 1-2. David Morrell: 7011 W. 63rd Placeg St. Rene. Robert Mroczek: 8226 S. Austing St. Brunog Photo 15 Tennis 2-3. Kent Munro: 7140 S. Springfield5 Queen of the Llniverseg Band 1-45 Chess 1-25 Class Officer 15 Guitar 45 RadiofElec- tronics 1-45 Tennis 1. Juan Murillo: 2741 S. Millard5 Blessed Agnes. Timothy Murney: 6450 S. Richmond5 St. Rita5 Class Officer 45 Pep Club 3-45 Ski 45 Student Senate 45 Weightlifting 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-2. George Murphy: 6222 S. Parksideg St. Symphorosa5 RadiofElectronics 1. James Nebelski: 5519 S. Troy5 St. Gall' Bowling 1-4. 9 Lavall Nelson: 6407 S. Claremont' Chess 35 Karate 3. 1 Brian Neville: 6001 S. Talman5 St. Rita' Football 1-4. v Daniel Nosek: 6636 W. 63rd Place: St. Rene5 Guitar 2. Charles Novack: 4814 S. Wolcott5 St. Michaelg Bowling 2-45 N.H.S. 3-4. Andrew Nowak: 5435 S. Long5 St. Camillus5 Ski 1-4. Michael Nunez: 6016 S. Troy5 St. Rita5 Boxing 2-45 Weightlifting 25 Cross Coun- try 1-3. Danidl O'Brien: 3616 W. 60th Place5 St. Nicholas of Tolentineg Auto 45 Boxing 45 Pep Club 45 Football 1-35 Track 1-3. Brian O'Donnell: 3653 W. 67th Place5 St. Rita: Bowling 1. Daniel O'Donnell: 6240 S. Sacramentog St. Rita. Joseph Okoskey: 5210 S. Avers5 St. Bruno5 Bowling 25 K of A 1-35 Pep Club 1-25 Photo 1-25 Weightlifting 1-25 Baseball 15 Basketball 1. Gilbert Orozco: 2713 S. Troy5 St. Ludmilla. John Paciga: 4549 S. Francisco5 Five Holy Martyrsg Band 25 Rita 2-3. Joel Panganiban: 3627 S. Rockwellg St. Joseph and St. Anne5 Band 15 Karate 2. Richard Para: 3414 W. 62nd5 St. Nicholas of Tolentine. Paul Parizanski: 6024 S. Mulligan5 St. Symphorosa5 Guitar 2-35 S.B.S. 15 Ski 2. Robert Patron: 5251 S. Francisco5 St. Simon. David Pavic: 6439 W. 63rd Street5 St. Rene5 Ski 15 Track 1-2. Tommy Payne: 8140 S. Sangamon5 St. Leo5 N.H.S. 45 Spanish N.H.S. 45 Track 2-4. Arcadio Pedraza: 2513 S. Pulaksi5 Epiphanyg Band 15 Photo 4. Vincent Pellom: 7323 S. Aberdeen5 St. Sabina5 Band 15 Pep Club 25 Weight- lifting 3-45 Basketball 1-4. Track 2-3. Felipe Perez: 2828 S. Spaulding5 Blessed Anges. Jose Luis Perez: 2825 W. 22nd Place5 Assumption B.V.M.5 Bowling 4. Jose Manuel Perez: 1628 W. Cullerton5 St. Pius5 Band 2: lnscape 1-2. Thomas Petrauskas: 5414 S. Talman5 St. Rita5 Chess 1, 2, 45 lnscape 15 War Games 2-4. Matthew Petrich: 5339 S. Narragansett5 St. Daniel5 Chorus 15 Class Officer 15 S.B.S. 45 Ski 1-45 Hockey 2-4. William Pickert: 2908 S. Quinn5 St. Bar- bara5 Photo 1. Richard Pizzo: 7010 W. 64th Street5 St. Rene5 Band 15 K of A 1-4. James Polous: 7315 S. Washtenawg St. Adrian5 Band 1-25 K of A 2-4. James Power: 627 W. 46th Street5 St. Gabriel. Bradley Price: 6558 S. Dameng Holy Angels: Baseball 1-25 Football 2-45 Track 3-4. Ronald Pulham: 6617 S. Artesian5 St. Rita5 Cross Country 1. Terence Quinn: 3522 W. 74th Street5 Queen of the Llniverse5 Cross Country 2. Juan Rangel: 2827 S. Central Parkg Blessed Agnes, Ritan 4. Donald Rauhut: 3628 S. Winchester5 St. Maurice5 Ski 1-45 Football 2. Kevin Regan: 3400 W. 85th Street5 St. Denis5 Bowling 1: Ski 1-3. Thomas Reyes: 2822 S. Kildare5 Holy Trinity5 Track 3-4. Michael Ricci: 5555 S. Mason5 St. Jane de Chantal5 Class Officer 1-25 Ski 2-45 Cross Country 1-35 Track 1, 3. Richard Risden: 3804 W. 59th Place5 St. Nicholas of Tolentineg Band 1-45 Bowl- ing 15 SciencefPhysics 1. Christopher Rizzi: 3626 W. 82nd Street: St. Denis5 Bowling 45 N.H.S. 45 Spanish N.H.S. 35 Weightlifting 1-45 Football 1-45 Student Recruitment Committee 4. Frank Rizzo: 8410 S. Lavergne5 St. Albert. John Rodriguez: 6447 S. Austin5 St. Symphorosa. Michael Rodriguez: 7239 W. 61st Place5 St. Blase. Juan Roman: 3071 S. Bonfield5 lm- maculate Conception5 Soccer 45 S.B.S. 4. Michael Ropa: 1710 W. 21st Street5 St. Stephen5 Class Officer 2. James Rozhon: 6521 S. Fairfield5 St. Stephen5 Bowling 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 15 Weightlifting 1. Robert Ruddy: 8938 S. Hoyne5 Christ the King5 Ski 1-25 Tennis 2-4. Jose Ruiz: 2134 S. Fairfield5 St. Roman5 Boxing 4. Daniel Ryan: 6215 S. Kenneth5 St. Mary Star of the Sea5 Bowling 25 Karate 3-45 Ski 1-45 Speech and Drama 3-45 Weightlifting 1-4: Cross Country 3-45 Track 3. Keenan Salley: 1638 E. 85th Place: St. Felicitas5 Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 7 1-23 Weightlifting 13 Basketball 1. Scott Scelfo: 7749 S. Banks3 St. Patricia3 Class Officer 1-23 N.H.S. 43 Baseball 1-43 Football 1. Stephen Schaller: 5936 S. Richmond3 St. Rita3 War Games 2-33 Baseball 13 Football 1-43 Track 2-3. Thomas Schmidt: 6853 S. Karlov3 Queen of the Llniverse3 Cross Country 1-2. Robert Schultz: 2724 W. 43rd Street3 lmmaculate Conception3 Guitar 2-3. Thomas Schultz: 3514 S. Seeley3 lm- maculate Conception3 Photo 1. Bernard Scianna: 1944 W. 21st Place3 St. Stephen3 Band 1-43 P-l.H.S. 43 Spanish N.H.S. 4. Kalvin Scott: 5926 S. Wood3 St. Basil3 Track 1-4. John Sears: 6330 S. Kostner: St. Mary Star of the Sea3 Boxing 43 Class Officer 33 N.H.S. 43 Pep Club 1-43 SciencefPhysics 13 Ski 1-43 Weight- lifting 4. Mark Sheedy: 5812 S. Neva: St. Joseph3 Hockey 1-4. Thomas Sheehan: 2625 W. 23rd Street3 Pep Club 1-23 Cross Country 1-2. Kenneth Sherlock: 3414 S. Western3 St. Joseph and St. Anne3 Bowling 3'43 Math Tutor 2, 43 Pep Club 1-43 Science Tutor 2, 43 Soccer 1-2. John Shilney: 322 S. Wallace3 St. George3 Boxing 13 Pep Club 1-23 Ski 4. Donald Sierzega: 1914 W. 22nd Place3 St. Stephen3 Bowling 2-43 N.H.S. 43 Spanish N.H.S. 3'43 Ritan 1-4. Stan Silaus: 2451 W. 60th Street. St. Adrian3 Boxing 1, 33 Chorus 33 Class Of- ficer 1-23 Guitar 13 Ski 33 Speech and Drama 33 Student Senate 3-43 Ritan 43 War Games 1-33 Weightlifting 1, 43 Cas- cian 13 Football 1-2. Peter Simkus: 5620 S. Whipple3 St. Gall3 Karate 23 Pep Club 1-23 Weightlif- ting 1-33 Football 1. Robert Singraber: 3652 W. 61st Place3 St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 Cross Coun- try 1-2. John Sink: 7223 S. Kedzieg St. Adrian3 Ski 1-4. Ronald Skrip: 7646 S. Artesian3 St. Thomas More3 Band 1-43 Weightlifting 3. Thomas Smikoski: 9236 S. Tripp: St. Germainel3 Band 1-43 Boxing 2-43 Chorus 1-4: Class Officer 1-33 K of A 13 Pep Club 1-43 Spanish N.H.S. 43 Student Senate 1-3. Donald E. Smith: 3614 W. 60th Place3 St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 Band 2-33 ln- scape 1-43 Speech and Drama 1-4. Michael Smith: 4519 W. 88th Place3 Our Lady of Loretto3 Guitar 13 RadiofElec- tronics 1. Roberto Sorrondeguy: 2342 W. 24th Street3 St. Michael: Pep Club 23 Soccer 1-4. Mike Special: 7226 S. Richmond3 St. Adriang Band 1. Robert Spontak: 4859 S. Honore3 St. Peter and Paul3 Band 1-33 Chess 1-43 Math Tutor 43 N.H.S. 43 Photo lg Sciencef Physics 13 Science Tutor 4. Michael Staudacher: 2712 W. 89th Place3 St. Bernadetteg Class Officer 4: SciencefPhysics 13 Football 1-43 Track 1-4. Christopher Stromidlo: 6158 S. Kolin3 St. Pancratius3 Math Tutor 43 Science Tutor 43 Ski 1-43 Weightlifting 1-2. David Sudzus: 4357 S. Honore3 Sacred Heart3 N.H.S. 3'43 Ski 3-4. Timothy Sulikowski: 6046 S. Kolmar3 St. Mary Star of the Sea3 Weightlifting 3. Patrick Sullivan: 6141 S. Karlov: St. Nicholas of Tolentine3 Band 13 Boxing 4. Keith Sumlar: 8357 S. Seeley3 Little Flower. Andrew Svabas: 6822 S. Talman3 Nativity B.V.M.3 Boxing 43 K of A 13 Karate 43 Pep Club 3'4Q Soccer 13 Track 33 Intramurals 4. Stephen Swanson: 5635 S. Mozart3 St. Clare de Montefalco3 K of A 1-23 Pep Club 3-43 Ski 2-43 Weightlifting 2-3. Ronald Szykowny: 4943 S. LaCrosse3 Our Lady of the SDOWSQ Football 3. Kenneth Taylor: 8725 Stevens Drive3 St. Gerald3 Football 1-23 Intramurals 1-4. Michael Taylor: 6559 W. 60th Place3 Class Officer 2'3Q Baseball 1-4. Vincent Ternes: 6401 S. Kedvale3 St. Mary Star of the S833 Class Officer 33 Cross Country 1-4. Kenton Terrell: 1500 E. 84th Place3 St. Felicitas3 Pep Club 1-43 Baseball 1-23 Basketball 1-4. Jack Thomaston: 4552 S. Emerald3 St. Gabriel3 Class Officer 23 K of A 23 Ski 3- 43 Weightlifting 3-4. Paul Tonietto: 5413 W. 30th Place3 St. Attrackta3 Class Officer 13 S.B.S. 43 Ski 3'43 Baseball 1-43 Football 1-2. Christopher Tonn: 7719 S. Homan3 St. Denis3 Band 1-43 Class Officer 13 K of A 1-23 Ritan 1. Robert Trevino: 2012 W. 21st Place3 St. Paul3 Chess 13 K of A 1-2. Thoms Turcich: 7919 S. Franciscog St. Thomas5 Ski 1-3. James Turner: 6158 S. Whipple5 St. Rita5 Pep Club 15 RadiofElectronics 3. Michael Llrbanski: 3509 W. 61st Street. Emanuel Vacchiano: 6001 S. Mayfield5 St. Symphorosa5 Band 1-35 Chess 1-25 Class Officer 1, 2, 45 N.H.S, 45 Pep Club 25 Student Senate 1, 2, 45 Hockey 3-45 Tennis 2-3. Mark Vaitkus: 6215 S. Richmond5 St. Rita5 Football 1, 2, 4. Joseph Valentine: 9650 S. Hoyne: Christ the King5 Bowling 4. Andres Valles: 2553 S. Central Park5 Blessed Agnes5 Auto 35 Band 3-45 Spanish N.H.S. 3-4. John Valtierra: 2407 S. Lawndale5 Blessed Agnes. Philip Vanaria: 2946 S. Emerald5 Nativi- ty of our Lord5 Bowling 15 Karate 25 War Games Gary Vanek: 7315 S. Maplewood5 St. Adrian5 Bowling 3-45 Baseball 1. John Vasko: 3222 S. Ridgeway5 Blessed Agnes5 Guitar 2-35 Pep Club 15 S.B.S. 1- 35 RadiofEIectronics 3. Mark Venegas: 2236 W. 51st Street5 K of A 1-45 S.B.S. 2-45 Ritan 2-45 Cross Country 3-45 Track 2-4. Michael Villa: 4015 S. Artesian5 St. Agnes5 Photo 15 Cross Country 2-45 Track 2-4. Daniel Vohasek: 513 W. 44th Place5 St. Gabrielg Bowling 15 Chess 1-45 Class Of- ficer 1-35 K of A 15 N.H.S. 3-45 Cross Country 1-2. Charles Vojcak: 3845 W. 55th Place5 St. Turibius5 SciencefPhysics 1: Spanish N.H.S. 35 Soccer 2-45 Track 1. David Walkosz: 4517 S. Richmond5 Five Holy Martyrs. Lafayette Ward: 7838 S. Seeley5 Little Flower5 Class Officer 25 Weightlifting 2-3. Steven Washilewski: 5607 S. Massasoit5 St. Camillus5 Boxing 15 Karate 25 Ski 1- 45 Weightlifting 15 Football 1. Dyron Webb: 7631 S. Bishop5 Boxing 15 Baseball 25 Football 3. Eric Whitaker: 1222 W. 112th Street5 Holy Name of Mary5 Auto 3: Math Tutor 45 N,H.S. 45 Pep Club 1-45 SciencefPhysics 35 Science Tutor 45 Spanish N.H.S. 35 Student Council 35 Basketball 1-45 Student Recruitment Committee 4. Robert Wilkosz: 6955 S. Washtenaw5 St. Adrian: Bowling 15 Baseball 1-45 Weightlifting 3. Michael Wilson: 6235 S. Rutherford5 St. Rene5 K of A 2-4. Peter Wojda: 9235 S. Pleasantg Christ the King. Clayton Worlds: 1448 W. 62nd Street5 Little Flower5 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Track 2. Gregory Wozny: 1016 W. 32nd Place5 St. Mary of Perpetual Helpg Photo 15 Weightlifting 3-45 Soccer 15 Track 1-4. Eugene Wzorek: 4751 W. 75th Place5 Sacred Heart. Kurtis Young: 8425 S. Wolcott5 Basket- ball 1, 3. Steven Young: 2624 W. 59th Street, St. Augustine5 Spanish N.H.S. 3. ln Yun: 2311 W. 47th Place5 St. Michaelg Bowling 25 Soccer 3-4. Felix Zaczek: 5201 S. Christiana5 St. Gallg Chess 1: Hockey 45 Track 2-3. George Zadorozny: 4351 S. Keeler5 St. Bruno5 Boxing 1, 45 Weightlifting 2, 4. David Zebig: 6049 S. Parkside5 St. Sym- phorosa5 Boxing 25 Weightlifting 25 Baseball 1-2. John Zerdin: 5806 S. Archer5 St. Stephen5 Chorus 45 Soccer 2. Bryan Zilonis: 8819 W. 85th Place5 St. Patricia5 Baseball 1-25 Football 1. Edward Zimecki: 2317 S. Sacramento5 St. Casimir5 Auto 45 Cross Country 1-2. David Zvirblis: 928 W. 36th Street5 St. George5 Baseball 1-4. 35, 41 200 FA. QJULFEPY Ms. Rae Alford - 56 Mr. Mel Ahrens - 58 Mrs. Dolores Andrews - 58 Mr. James Angsten - 35, 51 Mr. Glenn Arena - 45 Mr. Joseph Bamberger - Fr. David Brecht - 34, 35 Mr. Edmund Brongiel - 38 Mrs. Marge Byrne - 59 Fr. Leo Cavanaugh - 43 Mrs. Mary Ellen Creighton - 49 Mr. Michael Cronin - 49 Mr. Pat Cronin -- 51 Fr. Timothy Deeter - 37 Mr. Florian Dodge - 52 Bro. Charles Domalgalski - 51 Mr. William Dorrington - 50 Mr. Edward Dudek -- 38 Mr. Ronald Dvorak - 43 Fr. Robert Egrom - 37 Mr. James Economakos - 52 Mr. James Elijah - 54 Mr. Jack F erraro - 43 Fr. Lavern F lach - 44 Fr. Roland Follmann - 34 35, 54 Mrs. Beulah Frick - 57 Robert Gasiecki - 46 Lawrence Genge - 45 Donald Gray - 39 Richard Grill - 50 John Hartl - 46 Edwin Hofer - 55 Fr. Casimir Pazera - 35, 53 Fr. Mario Porreca - 55 Bro. Charles Prevender - 36 Mr. James Prunty - 40 Mr. Martin Quinn - 47 Mr. Donald Racky - 38 Mrs. Kathy Hofer - 58 Bro. Christopher Howe - 32, 49 Mr. Philip lgoe - 47 Mr. John Janeczko - 45 Mr. August Jeffery - 50 Ms. Susan Junkroski - 48 Ms. Denise Keller - 53 Mr. Michael Kisicki - 33, 35, 40 Mr. Robert Kopecky - 42 Mr. Donald Krystof - 47 Mr. Norbert Lasky - 44 Mrs. Lorraine Lococo - 56 Ms. Linda Marach - 39 Ms. Diane Michalowski - 59 Mrs. Shirely Mingey - 57 Mr. James Misiora - 41 Fr. Patrick Murphy - 35, 36 Fr. William Neis - 32, 42 Mr. Ronald Nowak - 42 Bro. Frank Paduch - 37 Mrs. Dorothy Paulson - 57 Mr. Gregory Pawlowski - 48 Mr. Michael Riley - 39 Mrs. Ann Russell - 58 Mr. James Segredo - 35, 42 Mr. Tim Scanlon - 39 Mr. John Stobba - 56 Mrs. Joan Straple - 59 Bro. Pat Strong - 57 Mr. Eugene Sweeney - 40 Mrs. Doris Taheny - 59 Mrs. Joyce Talbot - 57 Bro. Mark Thedens - 49 Mrs. Sandra Tomich - 57 Fr. Ronald Turcich - 55 Mr. Woody Llrchak - 43 Fr. Gerald Van Overbeek - 33,37 Fr. Thomas Van Thienen - 56 Mr. Michael Walaszek - 45 Mrs. Diane Wange - 59 Ms. Susan Whooley - 47 Mr. Roman Zalatoris - 55 Ms. Sally Zepeda - 40 Acosta, Daniel 162 Adair, Bryan Keith 134 Aglynas, Kurt Anthony 176 Albrecht, James Edward 148 Alcala, Jose Pablo 148 Alcantar, Juan Rene 134 Aleck, Steven Nicholas 134 Alferes, Gerardo Flore 162 Alferes, Jose Flores 176 Allen, James Patrick 176 Alles, Mark Michael 162 Alroth, Timothy Michael 162 Altobelli, Michael A. 162 Alvarez, Juan Cruz 176 Alvarez, Rafael 162 Alvarez, Richard A. 148 Alyinovich, Anthony J. 162 Alyinovich, John Frank 148 Amirante, Franklin W. 162 Anderson, Bryan C. 134 Anderson, James Brian 148 Anderson, Stephen James 162 Angelastro, Michael T. 134 Angelastro, Steven R. 134 Antico, Joseph Bernard 148 Aparicio, Michael A. 162 Armenta, lgantius John 148 Arrigo, Robert Raymond 162 Arteaga, Mark Anthony 148 Arteaga, Robert 162 Arundel, Patrick W. 134 Assensi, Peter John 176 Auer, William John 148 Avila, Julio Cesar 134 Avina, Guillermo 148 Avina, Jose Antonio 176 Babovac, Michael A. 148 Badillo, Abdon 134 Baeza, Mark Anthony 162 Bahena, Rogelio 134 Baig, Shahid Alan 134 Bailey, Michael P. 162 Baird, Richard Louis 134 Bajek, Henry Walter 162 Baker, George Joseph 162 Balanda, Jeffrey J. 140 Balark, Shawn Lawrence 176 Balnis, Michael David 134 Banach, Brian Richard 162 Bandyk, Ronald Michael 162 Baran, Kenneth James 134 Baran, Richard David 148 Baranowski, Mark James 176 Baranowski, Paul Eric 148 Barczak, Steven Edward 148 Barrett, John Patrick 148 Barrett, Michael J. 176 Barrett, Sean Richard 134 YQQEBQQR ELM.-54.323 Bartusiak, Kenny Barry 134 Bayo, David Robert 162 Beach, Raymond Wesley 148 Beata, David Gerard 148 Beatty, John Joseph 162 Becker, Peter Robert 176 Bednarkiewicz, James A. 148 Bedore, Ronald James 148 Beginski, Jeffrey John 148 Beltz, Thomas Walter 148 Benaitis, Raymond John 134 Benavides, Brian M. 134 Benitez, Celso 148 Bentley, Christopher J. 176 Bentley, Thomas Joseph 162 Berger, Kenneth Benard 134 Bernal, Michael Andrew 162 Bernichio, Joseph Paul 134 Bernichio, Michael J. 148 Berry, Daniel George 162 Bertucci, Frank Edward 148 Bezich, Joseph Daniel 148 Bezinovich, Thomas M. 176 Biederman, Bryan R. 134 Biga, John Timothy Biga, Ronald John 148 Bigeck, Donald Robert 176 Bigeck, Ronald Thomas 176 Billups, Earl Lavon 134 Bird, David Paul 134 Bischoff, Daniel A. 148 Blanchard, Jeffrey J. 176 Blanco, Alfonso 162 Blaszkiewicz, Marc M. 134 Blatchford, Douglas A. 176 Blazevic, John Donald 162 Blyskal, David Martin 162 Bochenczak, James R. 176 Bodman, Paul Lyman 149 Boehm, Thomas Raymond 176 Bolcerek, Brian Roman 176 Bollman, Jeffrey R. 162 Bongiorno, Anthony Pat 134 Bongiorno, Louis Frank 176 Bonnett, John David 162 Booker, Michael A. 162 Borak, Steven Michael 134 Borowicz, James Edward 176 Bowers, Marc Steven 149 Bradel, David Allan 176 Bragiel, Dwayne Edward 162 Brand, Alan Brian 149 Bratis, Nicholas James 163 Bray, Gary Martin 149 Breen, Francis Barnard 134 Brennan, Michael E. 163 Breslin, James Cormick 163 Bresnahan, Robert T. 163 Bronec Brooks Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Joseph Henry 134 Kenneth Perry 149 Michael Daley 177 Michael Edward 149 Steven Paul 134 Brian Maurice 149 Charles Wallace 134 James Patrick 177 John Michael 177 Jonathon M. 177 Kennard Levi 163 Browne, Dennis Anthony 134 Browne, Kenneth Allan 163 Bryja, David John 134 Bryja, Steven John 163 Buduris, Mark Anthony 134 Budzinski, Timothy D. 149 Buick, Lewis Lee 149 Bujak, Stanley 134 Bukowski, Kenneth M. 149 Burmeister, Alan E. 134 Butler, Lamar James 177 Butler, Steven John 134 Byas, Sherman Daniel 163 Cabanski, Frank John 149 Cabanski, Thomas Frank 177 Cabral, Cabral, Carlos Arthur 177 Ricardo N. 163 Cabuyadao, Jesse C. 134 Caceres, Felix 149 Cachapero, Victor C. 163 Cade, Charles Carldell 163 Calderon, Edward 149 Calderon, Raymond 134 Calderon, Steven J. 177 Camacho, David John 135 Canchola, Andrew 177 Cannon, Bryant 135 Cardenas, Manuel V. 135 Cardinale, Anthony A. 163 Carone, Joseph Patrick 135 Carrillo Robert A. 163 Carroll, Dexter 177 Carroll, Todd William 135 Carter, Jerry Lee 163 Casey, Thomas Joseph 177 Castillo, Antonio 149 Castillo, Eduardo 149 Castillo, Jose Julian 149 Castro, Gabriel 135 Castro, Juan Manuel 135 Catanzara, John Joseph 135 Catanzara, Joseph John 177 Cegielski, Jason Craig 135 Cerda, Mario Rafael 135 Cerino, Vito Mike 163 Chavez, Phillip 135 Check, John Patrick 177 2 Chevas, James Louis 135 Chew, Quinnie Perry 163 Chibe, Mark Edward 163 Chico, Anthony Vincent 135 Childers, Terry Duane Chwalisz, Lenny Joseph 135 Cicero, Anthony John 149 Cicero, Frank William 177 Ciciora, Dave Joseph 163 Ciesielczyk, Christopher 135 Ciger, John David 149 Clancy, Michael F. 163 Clark, Anthony Vincent 149 Clark, Robert Lawrence 149 Claudio, Hansel N. 177 Claudio, Manuel Ninuev 149 Clemens, John Richard 163 Cochran, Anthony Kozeq 149 Coco, Frank 177 Coe, Brian Jeffery 177 Cole, Lorenzo Kim 149 Coleman, Sebastian G. 135 Collaro, Michael R. 135 Collier, Xavier C. 177 Collins, Andrew Joseph 163 Collins, Nathaniel L. 135 Condon, Matthew James 135 Condos, Jamesjohn N. 135 Conlan, Timothy Edward 135 Connors, Patrick F. 149 Conroy, Michael John 177 Conway, Michael Gerard 177 Cook, Kenneth Myles 149 Coomer, Ronald Bryan 163 Cooper, David Franklin 135 Cooper, Raydell Lenta 163 Coppola, Louis Sastian 163 Cordero, Richard Louis 177 Cornelison, James A. 149 Coronel, Louis Steven 163 Corso, John Frank 163 Cortez, John Edward 135 Costa, Dino Francis 163 Costabile, Carlo Guy 177 Costello, Daniel 163 Costello, Paul Michael 177 Covington, Gerald J. 135 Craig, David Joseph 177 Craig, Michael David 163 Crain, John Michael 149 Crain, Thomas Anthony 149 Crane, Richard F. 135 Crawford, Anthony D. 135 Crocker, David Paul 149 Crosby, Jeffrey John 178 Crowley, Kevin Francis 178 Culbertson, Phillip J. 163 Cundari, Anthony J. 163 Curran, Thomas Patrick 178 Cybulski, Brian C. 135 Czarnecki, James A. 163 Czyszczon, Peter S. 135 Dachota, Paul Harold 163 Daily, Stephen Joseph 178 Dalberti, Anthony N, l49 Dalberti, Joseph J. 149 Daliege, Daniel Alan Dambrosio, Anthony P. 163 Damico, Vito 135 Danaher, William J. 149 Daniels, James Michael 149 Davis, Clifton 135 Davis, Ralph 135 Day, Roy Joseph 178 Dealva, Michael Robert 135 Dec, Robert Walter 178 Decwikiel, Stanley G. 135 Dedic, James Anthony 163 Dedic, Jerry Francis 178 Degrazia, Robert M. Delaney, David Gerard 163 Delgado, Donald 135 Demke, Charles G. 149 Demma, Anthony Albert 178 Dempsey, Brian Gerard 163 Deubler, Martin George 164 Diaz, Ernesto 135 Diaz, Jesse Diazdeleon, Philip A. 178 Didio, Anthony S. 149 Dietrick, Robert James 178 Digrazia, Mark Edward 178 Dinovella, John P. 149 Dirmantas, Darius R. 135 Dix, Christopher A. 149 Dix, Eric John 135 Dix, Gerald Anthony 178 Dobbyn, Denis C. 135 Dobbyn, John Gerard 178 Dobrovits, Paul Joseph 164 Dockus, Edward John 178 Doktorczyk, George J. 164 Dominski, David A. 178 Dominski, Thomas S. 164 Donchez, George Jerome 149 Donegan, Angelo 135 Donovan, Joseph W. 149 Doody, Jeff Thomas 178 Dormann, Peter 178 Doroba, Mark 150 Doronzo, Michael A. 164 Dorsey, James Robert 150 Dowd, James Thomas 164 Doyle, John Patrick 164 Doyle, Martin Patrick 136 Dreger, Brian Alfred 136 Drunga, Jurgis Algirda 178 Drunga, Karolis V. 178 Ducksworth, Eric L. 178 Dudek, Bernard Herman 164 Dudek, Martin Benito 136 Duncan, Solomon Dwayne 178 Dunlap, Alonzo Charles 150 Dunn, Thomas Michael 164 Durand, Aaron Roberto 150 Durkin, Rory Oliver 164 Dvorak, Charles Joseph 150 Dvoran, Robert 136 Dwyer, Thomas Joseph 136 Dybas, Stanley T. 164 Dziallo, Anthony 150 Eaheart, William J. 150 Easton, Robert Glenn 136 Edling, Leonard P. 164 Egan, James Anthony 178 Egan, Keith Douglas 164 Egan, Richard Henry 178 Ehrhart, William Clare 164 Elam, David Paul 150 Elizondo, Gilberto J. 150 Elizondo, Mark Anthony 136 Englert, Michael W. 150 Espinosa, Edward 136 Espinoza, Rodolfo 164 Esteves, Edward 178 Estrada, Enrique E. 136 Evans, William Hickman 150 Everett, Thomas Harold 179 Fabin, Edward Stanley 150 Fairbanks, Glen R. 179 Fairman, Kevin Patrick 150 Falco, Sam Salvatore 150 Farias, Estanislado D. 136 Farrell, Patrick John 150 Federici, Barry Edward 164 Feeley, Kenneth Joseph 179 Feeley, Kevin Michael 150 Fehringer, Mark Edward 164 Feichter, Eric Paul 164 Felonk, Daniel Michael 136 Felonk, John Peter 179 Fernandez, Jose R. 164 Ferro, Nicholas John 150 Fialkowski, Richard D. 136 Findysz, Robert Henry 136 Findysz, Walter Joseph 150 Fit, Stanley John 179 Fitzgerald, Daniel Pat 164 Fitzgerald, Edward T. 150 Fitzgerald, James J. 136 Fitzgerald, Raymond J. 150 Fitzgerald, Thomas G. 179 Flaherty, Patrick K. 164 Flaminio, Kenneth G. 179 Flanagan, John 150 Flanigan, Charles 136 Flores, David 150 Flores, Jorge Rafael 136 Flores, Nicholas John 136 Flynn, John Charles 164 Flynn, Joseph Thomas 136 Flynn, Michael Alex 164 Foley, John Amos 136 Foley, Phillip Augusti 164 Foley, Phillip Edward 150 Foley, Robert James 179 Foley, Timothy John 136 Folino, James Joseph 164 Ford, Alan Nathaniel 164 Fort, Richard Dean 164 Forte, Kenneth Cassell 136 Fortier, Dennis Michael 150 Foys, Daniel Edward 179 Foys, Lawrence John 150 Franden, Anthony M. 164 Frankowski, Gerald J. 150 Frankowski, Joseph W. 164 Franssens, Anthony C. 150 Frazer, Michael Louis 150 Frederick, Brian M. 136 Freeman, Richard John 164 Freeman, Ronald P. 136 Fritch, Dennis Ray 150 Froehlich, James E. 136 Fron, Keith Mike 136 Fron, Kevin Edward 164 Fuentes, Pedro 150 Fuller, Melvin Tillman 164 Gadomski, Jeffrey Paul 164 Gaeta, Jose Antonio 136 Gaines, Charles Edward 136 Gal, Lawrence Andrew 179 Galan, Carlos Galan, Jose A. 136 Gall, Joseph Frank 179 Gallagher, Kevin John 150 Gallagher, Robert Will 179 Gallagher, Sean Pat 136 Gallardo, Jorge Luis 150 Gallardo, Juan Carlos 179 Gallardo, Noah 164 Gallegos, Jose Luis 136 Galvan, Carlos 150 Galvez, Porfirio 136 Gamez, Steven Alfredo 164 Gannon, Edward James 179 Gapski, Ronald Robert 179 Garbaciak, John Robert 179 Garcia, Garcia, Daniel 150 Gabriel 150 Garcia, Roberto 136 Garcia, Salvador Tony 136 Garcia, Servando 136 Gardner, Rodney Jerome 150 Gardner, William G. 179 Garla, Christopher P. 164 Garla, Gary Roger 136 Garvey, Michael J. 179 Garvey, Thomas William 150 Garza, Henry 164 Garza, Javier 150 Garza, Rory Corey 136 Gaudry, Joseph Edward 136 Gaudry, William Oliver 179 Gaydos, Ernest Steven 179 Gaydos, Richard Paul 165 Gaydos, Steven Nichola 179 Gaytan, Marco Antonio 136 Gaytan, Ricardo 179 Gazda, Eric Walter 165 Gaztam Gebbia, bide, Jose H. 151 Paul Joseph 165 Gemmellaro, Joseph 136 Georgakopoulos, Nick G. 151 George, Ellis Ralph 165 George, John 137 Gerald, Edward Richard 179 Gerich, Robert Francis 165 Gibson, James William 137 Gilbride, John Michael 151 Giron, Alfonso Javier 137 Giron, Julio R. 151 Gleason, Michael E. 137 Glenn, Darrell Eugene 137 Glenn, Brian Michael 151 Glynn, Stephen Patrick 165 Gnoth, James Michael 165 Goc, Walter Rudy 179 Goewey, Arthur Charles 165 Goewey, George Gerard 151 Gofron, Kevin Joseph 151 Golland, Matthew W. 180 Goluch, John C. 151 Gomez, Sol Gilbert 137 Gomolka, Gary Donald 165 Gomulka, Robert John 180 Gonciarz, Mark Richard 151 Gonciarz, Michael P. 137 Gondek, Michael Frank 151 Gonzales, Anthony 137 Gonzales, Joseph A. 165 Gonzalez, Arthur 151 Gonzalez, Arturo 137 Gonzalez, Erasmo 151 Gonzalez, Hermann 180 Gorman, Patrick M. 180 Gorski, James William 165 Gorz, Patrick Joseph 137 Goshey, Johnny Earl 151 Grabowski, John l. 180 Graczyk, Jeffrey John 165 Graczyk, Thomas A. 151 Graham, Darryl 137 Graham, Dennis M. 165 Graney, Michael P. 165 Gray, William John 137 Greenhill, Donald J. 137 Greenhill, Robert John 165 Gremer, John Fredrick 180 Grenko, Christopher J, 151 Grezlovski, Lupce 165 Grieger, Michael A. 180 Griego, Mark Paniagua 151 Griffin, John James 165 Grigorieff, David A. 137 Grode, Christopher J. 151 Grybas, David Andrew 180 Grzesiak, Gary Steven Gucwa, Joseph Vincent 151 Gudis, Sigitas Vincent 151 Guerra, Richard John 165 Guerra, Rigoberto 137 Guido, Gino Carlo 137 Gurgone, Mario Joseph 151 Gurtowski, Michael Leo 180 Gutierez, Raul G. 137 Gutierrez, John A. 151 Gutt, Brian Kieth 180 Guzy, Steven Carl 165 Haas, Michael Steven 165 Habas, Brian Keith 180 Hackett, Brian Patrick 137 Hackiewicz, Paul John 137 Haduch, Daniel 165 Halwix, Brian David 137 Hansbrough, Harlan 180 Hansen, Michael F. 165 Hanson, Thomas Joseph 165 Hargarten, David M. 137 Ha-rling, Charles M. 165 Harrington, Nicholas J. 165 Harris, Franklin L. 137 Harrison, Stephen M. 137 Hartford, Brendan E. 137 Haugh, Robert Edward 180 Hawes, William Robert 180 Hayes, Jeffrey Scott 180 Hayes, Patrick Joseph 137 Hayes, Timothy Joseph 165 Hayes, William Henry 180 Healy, Thomas John 180 Heeter, James Michael 180 Heim, Edward Henry 165 Heimberg, Eric Steven 180 Heimberg, Kurt Alan 151 Heinz, Kurt Joseph 180 Heneghan, James Edward 151 Herlihy, Daniel James 137 Herlihy, John Joseph 180 Herling, Robert R. 180 Hernandez, Christopher 137 Hernandez, Francisco 151 Hernandez, Jesus 151 Hernandez, Jose 151 Herr, Kirk Anthony 151 Herrerias, Edward 165 Hess, Jeffery Robert 165 Hickey, Kevin Patrick 137 Hill, James Thomas 180 Hinojosa, Juan Carlos 151 Hoblinski, Richard J. 180 Hodo, David Edward 181 Hoffman, William J. 165 Hojnacki, Robert S. 181 Holliger, David Alan 165 Holm, David Scott 137 Holstrom, Jeffrey R. 151 Horton, Brett Neal 151 Houbolt, Donald Walter 165 Houbolt, Kenneth M. 165 Houlihan, Kevin F. 165 Houlihan, Robert M. 151 Houlihan, Thomas J. 181 Houlihan, William F. 151 Howard, Erick Marlo 137 Howe, Michael James 151 Howicz, Christopher J. 137 Howicz, David Scott 165 204 Howley, James Anthony 165 Hozzian, John Steven 181 Hozzian, Stephen 165 Hresil, Gary Laurence 137 Huels, Mark Allen 137 Hughes, Scott Timothy 166 Hunter, Lawrence R. 137 Hurley, Edward Francis 151 Hutchinson, Bernard 137 Hyland, Timothy J. 137 lglinski, Francis Jose 181 lnsley, Stephen W. 137 Isaacs, David Wayne 166 lsais, Ricardo Jaime 151 Islas, Jaime Valencia 151 lsztok, Andy 181 lvers, Neal Patrick 181 lzaguirre, Jesse 181 lzaguirre, Luis F. 151 Jablonski, John John 152 Jackowiak, Steven R. 166 Jackson, Charles Jackson, Terrance T. 137 Jacobson, Ronald E. 152 Jaeger, Daniel Edward 166 Jagielski, Robert Alan 152 Jagla, Ronald C. 152 Jahnke, Barry Alan 138 Jahnke, Matthew Arthur 166 Jahnke, Robert Charles 181 Jakubauskas, Aleksandr 181 Jakubowski, John Edwin 181 Janick, Scott Joseph 138 Jaskierski, David A. 138 Jaskierski, Richard R. 152 Jazdyk, Michael R. 166 Jedry, Mark Frank 181 Jellison, Brian W. 152 Jenkins, Joseph K. 181 Jensen, John Michael 152 Jeracki, Steven Paul 166 Jervier, Dwayne Eric 166 Jimenez, Carlos 138 Jodwalis, Kestutis 181 Johnson, James Lenard 152 Johnson, Tommy David 166 Jones, Charles Derrick 166 Jones, Darryl Louis 138 Jones, James Patrick 152 Jones, John Lewis 152 Jones, Lewis Francis 152 Jones, Richard John 152 Jones, Roberto 181 Jones, Steven Edward 166 Jones, Thomas Michael 138 Joyce, Kurt Raymond 152 Juarez, Jesse Ruben 152 Judeh, Judeh 166 Jung, David Kenneth 152 Jungman, Gerard Joseph Justic, Edward Victor 152 Justic, William A. 138 Juszczak, Edward W. 152 Kacys, Steven Paul 152 Kaczmarek, David V. 152 Kaczorowski, David E. 138 Kahmark, Jeff Edward Kairis, Paul Richard 152 Kaiser, Patrick Joseph 138 Kaley, Michael Raymond 166 Kallenbach, Nicholas J. 166 Kalter, John Patrick 166 Kaluzny, Kenneth R. 166 Kamien, Lawrence A. 152 Kaminski, Edward John 181 Kaminski, Stanley 138 Kane, Michael Joseph 152 Kapior, Michael A. Kaszynski, Philip 166 Kawa, John Edward 152 Keating, Richard W. 166 Keenan, Thomas Joseph 152 Kehoe, Patrick Edward 181 Kellner, Kevin Richard 152 Kelly, Brian Michael 166 Kelly, Joseph James 181 Kelly, Mark Alan 166 Kempen, Daniel Alan 166 Kendra, Gerald Edward 152 Kendra, Richard S. 166 Kennerson, Roosevelt 166 Kenny, Bradley Lawder 152 Kerfin, William Peter 152 Kerney, Jeffrey Allen 181 Kerr, Lavoya 181 Ketza, Roger Anthony 166 King, Sylvester Eugene 152 Kingsley, Dale Robert 152 Kingsley, Dennis James 181 Kirk, Michael Kelly 152 Kirkolis, Steve Alan 152 Kirwin, Steven Anthony 181 Kivenas, Romas Anthony 166 Kleefisch, Glenn T. 138 Klein, Mark Alan 181 Kletz, Peter Robert 138 Klimala, Frank Anthony 152 Klockowski, John 138 Kloss, Edward Frank 152 Knowski, Joseph John 181 Koch, Gerald Joseph 185 Koch, James Gregory 152 Kochniarczyk, Thomas J. 152 Kociolek, John Simon 152 Koczwara, Arcadius C. 166 Koczwara, Christopher 166 Kodatt, Kerry Alan 166 Kodron, Thomas Joseph 185 Kolimas, Paul David 138 Kolosta, Keith Ronald 153 Kominkiewicz, Mark E. 185 Konrath, Robert W. 166 Korecky, Robert Allan 153 Korolenko, Michael J. 166 Korosa, James A. 138 Kotarac, John Marian 153 Koval, Kenneth Ronald 138 Kowalski, David John 166 Kowalsky, Edward J. 185 Kozlowski, Frank John 138 Kozubowski, Thomas W. 153 Kramer, Kurt Allen 153 Krawczyk, Robert J. 153 Kress, Daniel Joseph 166 Kress, Michael Patrick 138 Krisik, Richard A, 138 Krokos, Dennis James 153 Krokos, Jerome Francis 166 Krolak, Anthony R. 138 Krolak, Mark Alan 166 Kubiak, Lawrence M. 166 Kuerbs, Thomas Edward Kuper, Michael Peter 153 Kupka, David Alan 185 Kureja, Brian Jerome 185 Kurzydlo, Rich James 153 Kustec, Anthony John Kuzara, Steven Michael 138 Kwiatkowski, Steven M. 166 Labno, Frank John 138 Laboske, John Gerard 185 Labuda, James Daniel 153 Lacoco, Joseph George 138 Lamping, Michael David 185 Lamping, Timothy D. 153 Lampkins, Lamar M. 167 Langlois, William C. 167 Lapsansky, James R. 167 Larkin, Christopher G. 167 Larney, Patrick James 138 Larson, Keith Alan 153 Larson, Kenneth R. 167 Laszkiewicz, Tedd E. 167 Lattuca, Guiseppi A. 138 Laurel, Norberto 167 Lazo, Donald Joseph 167 Lazowski, John Edward 185 Leal, Richard Michael 153 Leato, Donald Laurence 138 Lebak, John Edward 153 Lebron, Javier 138 Lederer, Thomas Joseph 185 Lee, David Alvin 185 Leen, Thomas Patrick 138 Lenart, Keith Robert 138 Leon, Adolfo 138 Leon, Octavio 138 Leone, Joseph James 153 Lepe, Jesus 185 Lepe, Juan Gavin 185 Lesnicki, John 153 Letourneau, Alan David 185 Letts, James Clinton 153 Leyden, Daniel F. 153 Leyden, David F. 153 Leyden, Joseph Patrick 167 Linchesky, Thomas 185 Lloyd, Nicholas C. 153 Lodor, Gary Naun 138 Lombardo, Joseph Frank 167 Lombardo, Vincent W. 138 Lopez, Anthony Jesse 167 Lopez, Carlos Manuel 153 Lopez, Jon Josef 185 Lopez, Martin Huerta 185 Lopez, Robert 138 Loranger, Raymond R. 185 Matula, Theodore 167 Maugeri, Frank James 139 Mauksch, Paul Robert 153 Mayer, Rich Stanley 139 Maylee, Charles A. 184 Maziarka, Robert Brian 153 Mazur, Gregory John 167 Mazurek, Andrew S. 184 Michalski, Michael T. 170 Miedlar, Matthew 139 Mielzynski, John Lloyd 156 Mientkiewicz, Richard 139 Migas, Daniel Joseph 184 Mihalski, Mark Patrick 170 Mikrut, Thomas Michael 186 Mikulskis, David J. 156 Lorenz, Daniel Robert 167 Lorenz, Jonathan M. 185 Losos, Steven William 153 Lua, Victor Manuel 167 Lubke, Donald Robert 167 Lucas, Paul Peter 138 Ludwig, Thomas Frank 138 Lukas, Raymond Francis 185 Lukasik, Daniel A. 167 Luna, Henry 138 Luna, Victor Javier 153 Lyall, James David 185 Lynch, James Joseph 138 Lynch, Thomas Francis 185 Maas, James Joseph 185 Maca, Tod Alan 153 Madden, Joseph Thomas 185 Madden, Michael Aloysi 167 Madigan, Michael J. 167 Mahay, Thomas Edward 139 Mahoney, John Patrick 167 Maida, Charles Victor 139 Makuch, Andy Leon 167 Malcom, James Paul 153 Malczewski, Christopher 167 Maldonado, Ismael 167 Malec, David Robert 184 Malec, Steven Michael 139 Malone, Daniel Loyal 139 Malzone, Paul Kevin 139 Mandel, Michael Kevin 139 Mannella, Daniel J. 139 Manning, William J. 184 Mannion, Kevin Dominic 139 Manteca, Adolfo 139 Mares, Armando Herrada 139 Markiewicz, Matthew M. 139 Mazurek, Stephan John 167 McArdle, George R. 167 McCarthy , Joseph John 167 McCarthy, Michael A. 167 McCarthy ,Thomas R. 184 McCarthy, Timothy S. 153 McClearn, Joseph R. 139 McClorey, Michael 184 McClory, Patrick F. 139 McCluske y, John Gerald 184 McConville, Edward J. 139 McCormick, Thomas P. 139 McCormick, Timothy G. 153 McDermed, Mark Michael 153 McDermott, Christopher 167 Miles, Derrick 170 Miller, George Allen 139 Miller Lackery Earl 139 Miller, Michael D. 186 Miller, Samuel James 170 Miller, Scott Allen 186 Miller, William C. 186 Mills, Kerry Douglas 139 Milton, Thomas Joseph 170 Minefee, Maurice 170 Mirabelli, Russell J. 139 Mitchem, Cameron A. 186 Mixan, Peter 186 Mleczko, Joseph Alan 139 McDevit t, Beranrd J. 139 McEvoy, Brian Anthony 139 McGarry, John Paul 184 McGinni McGinni s, John Thomas 167 s, Timothy P. 167 McGowan, Mark Edward 167 McGrath, William 184 McGreal ,Michael G. 184 McGuire, Andrew James 139 McGuire, John William 167 McGuire, Kevin Patrick Mclnerney, Patrick J. 139 McKernan, Joseph G. 153 McLaughlin, Daniel J. 153 McLaughlin, Dennis R. 139 McLaughlin, Kevin P. 153 McMahon, John Joseph 170 McMorris, William A. 153 McNamara, Martin J. McNeil, Kevin Dyon 139 McNicholas, Edward J. 184 McNulty, Joseph Martin 153 Jose Angel 153 Marnell, Joseph P. 167 Martin, Brian George 184 Martin, John Joseph 184 Martin, Scott Michael 167 Martinez, Charles P. 153 Martinez Javier 167 Martinez, Javier A. 153 Martinez, Martinez, Mario Humber 153 Martini, Dean Thomas 184 Maryas, Sylvester Phil 184 Mastalerz, Frank John 184 Mastin, Clayton Earl 139 Mata, Jose Anthony 139 Matkovich, Richard N. 184 Matonis, Darius C. 184 Matt, Ronald Peter 167 Matula, Mark Edward 139 McQuaid, Anthony T. 139 McQuaid, Matthew John 170 Medina, Manuel Thomas 139 Meekma, Alan Dante 139 Meizis, Peter Philip 184 Mekoola, Thomas Joseph 156 Melcher, Joseph A. 184 Mendez, Mario G. 156 Mendoza, Jaime Arturo 170 Mendoza, Jerome C. 156 Meske, Daniel Henry 170 Mestan, Joseph Vincent 156 Metke, Alan David 156 Meyer, Arthur Brian 184 Meza, Pedro 156 Mezera, Andrew John 156 Michalak, Anthony Jose 184 Michalowski, Kenneth J. 184 Mojica, Alexander 186 Mokrzycki, Michael T. 170 Molina, Alex 186 Molina, Carlos G. 139 Monahan, William T. 156 Monday, Jeffrey Scott 170 Montalvo, Edward E. 156 Montalvo, Michael A. 186 Montalvo, Ricardo X. 156 Montenegro, Ramon Jose 142 Montoya, Saul 142 Moonan, John Kennedy 170 Moore, Henry Patrick 142 Moorehead, Robert Lee 142 Mora, John Lawrence 170 Morales, Daniel C. 170 Moran, Harold Dwight 156 Moran, Richard Allan 170 Morek, Keil David 142 Moreno, Florentino G. 156 Moreno, Paul Emilio 156 Moreno, Victor Anthony 142 Morley, Charles Thomas 142 Morrell, David Allan 186 Morris, Duwan Lance 156 Morris, Patrick James 156 Mroczek, Robert S. 186 Mucha, David Andrew 142 Muhs, Michael Charles 156 Mulchrone, Thomas G. 170 Mullin, George Martin 142 Munro, Kent Edward 186 Murillo, Anthony David 170 Murillo, Juan Manuel 186 Murillo, Nicholas G. 142 Murney, Timothy George 186 Murphy, George Edward 186 Murphy, James Edward 170 Murphy, Michael Joseph 170 Nagle, Martin Gerard 170 Nally, Daniel James 142 20 O6 Narsolis, Frederick M. 170 Nebelski, James Joseph 186 Negrete, David Joseph 142 Nelson, Lavall Sherman 186 Nesnidal, Michael Paul 156 Neville, Brian Arthur 186 Nicholson, John Martin 156 Nieciak, Bryan James 170 Nieciak, Joseph 156 Nielsen, Eric 156 Nieminski, Michael A. 142 Nieminski, Richard J. 156 Niestrom, John Gerard 170 Nolan, Christopher J. 142 Nolan, Kevin C. 170 Norwood, Edward W. 156 Nosek, Daniel James 186 Notorangelo, John F. 170 Novack, Charles Joseph 186 Novack, Gary Anthony 142 Novak, Lee John Wayne 142 Nowak, Andrew Francis 186 Nunez, Christopher J. 170 Nunez, Michael James 186 Oboikovitz, Steven L. 156 Oboye, James Paul 142 O'Brien, Daniel George 186 O'Brien, Terence Joseph 156 Ochoa, Jose Angel 156 O'Connell, Timothy Mark 170 O'Connor, David Joseph 156 O'Connor, Patrick J. 170 O'Donnell, Brian Gerard 186 O'Donnell, Daniel G. 187 O'Donoghue, Denis J. 142 O'Gorman, Kevin Patrick 156 O'Hara, Kevin Patrick 142 Okoskey, Daniel Joseph 156 Okoskey, Joseph Eugene 187 Olejniczak, Joseph W. 156 Oles, Steven Gerard 142 Oliva, David Anthony 142 O'Malley, Gerald M. 142 O'Neill, Joseph Bernard 170 Operzedek, Craig John 156 O'Rourke, Anthony F. 156 O'Rourke, Daniel l. 142 Orozco, Gilbert 187 Ortega, Arthur 170 Ortiz, Anthony 170 Ortoneda, Louis 142 Osowski, Robert Joseph 170 Otto, Daniel Peter 142 Paciga, John Paul 187 Pacius, Robert Warren 142 Pajak, Randy John 156 Palubiak, Daniel F. 142 Paluch, Scott Robert 170 Paluch, Steven Walter 142 Panek, Chris Mark 156 Panganiban, Aaron E. 170 Panganiban, Joel E. 187 Pantaleon, Frank A. 142 Para, Richard Scott 187 Parizanski, Paul James 187 Parker, Anthony Ernest 170 Pasinski, George A. 142 Passamentt, Ramero 171 Passamentt, Salvador 156 Pastorek, Gregory A. 171 Paszek, Keith Michael 156 Patron, Robert Michael 187 Paul, Joseph Edward 171 Pauss, Joseph Michael 171 Pavic, David Anthony 187 Payne, Cornel Arno 156 Payne, Tommy Dale 187 Pazera, Walter Joseph 171 Pedraza, Arcadio Magay 187 Pelini, Charles James 142 Pell, James Charles 157 Pellegrini, William B. 171 Pellom, Vincent V. 187 Pemberton, Brian P. 157 Pemberton, Patrick M. 142 Pena, Jesse 142 Pena, Samuel Edward 142 Pendergast, Paul Brian 171 Perepechko, Gary W. 171 Powe, Norman Devan 171 Power, James Francis 187 Power, Robert Gerald 143 Prewitt, Sean Aran 143 Price, Bradley Alan 187 Przytula, Joseph R. 143 Pulham, Richard Alan 157 Pulham, Roger Kenneth 171 Pulham, Ronald Robert 187 Quinn Brian Albert 171 Quinn, John Dennis 143 Quinn, John William 143 Quinn Martin Patrick 143 Quinn Michael Gerard 171 Quinn Patrick Gerard 157 Quinn, Terence Michael 187 Quinn, Terrence John 171 Rabaza, Robert Patrick 157 Raciunas, Vitas Joseph 143 Radatz, Keith Allen 143 Radatz, Michael Allen 171 Radosztics, Emil John 157 Rafferty, Terrence O. 171 Ramirez, David Joseph 143 Ramirez, Ruben Robert 157 Ramirez, Victoriano 143 Perez , Anthony Jose 142 Perez Felipe 187 Perez, Gilberto 142 Perez, Jose Luis 187 Perez, Jose Manuel 187 Perez, Rodolfo 157 Perisin, Peter L. 142 Perkowski, Michael J. 142 Pertel, Michael John 171 Perun, Michael Jacob 142 Petraitis, Charles R. 143 Petraitis, Stanley B. 143 Randle, Eddie Hayes 143 Rangel, Juan Rafael 189 Rankovich, Michael R. 143 Raschke, Daniel M. 157 Rathey, Winston Darryl 157 Ratke, Michael John 171 Rauhut, Donald Carl 189 Redmond, Terry 157 Regan, Kevin Michael 189 Regovic, Lawrence G. 157 Reimer, Robert Matthew 143 Resendiz, Steven N. 171 Petrauskas, Thomas J. 187 Petrich, Matthew J. 187 ' Petriekis, Daniel Paul 171 Pfeiffer, Christopher 171 Pfeiffer, Peter James 143 Pickert, William James 187 Picketts, Patrick W. 143 Pignato, Philip Joseph 157 Pigott, William N. 171 Pina, Jose Antonio 157 Pinn, Robert Francis 157 Pipiras, Jeffrey Allan 171 Pitonyak, Gregory R. 143 Pizzo, Richard Joseph 187 Podder, Joseph Francis 157 Poetzinger, David lan 157 Polick, Christopher A. 157 Polous, James Anthony 187 Ponce, Antonio 157 Popp, James Patrick 143 Popp, Michael Anthony 171 Porlier, Keith Thomas 157 Potempa, Thomas John 143 Potempa, Wayne Edward 157 Potter, Edward Joseph 143 Reyes, Jeronimo C. 171 Reyes, Jose Antonio 171 Reyes, Miguel Angel 143 Reyes, Peter Roger 143 Reyes, Philbert Deleon 143 Reyes, Thomas 189 Ricci, Michael John 189 Richardson, Phillip L. 143 Ringo, Clarence 143 Riordan, Thomas C. 143 Risden, Richard Edward 189 Risden, Russell David 143 Rizzi, Christopher M. 189 Rizzo, Frank 189 Robinson, Patrick M. 171 Robledo, Leopoldo 171 Rodriguez, Anthony J. 171 Rodriguez, Antonio 157 Rodriguez, Armando 171 Rodriguez, Daniel C. 143 Rodriguez, David A. 143 Rodriguez, David M. 143 Rodriguez, Fernando Rodriguez, Ismael 157 Rodriguez, Joe Louis 157 Rodriguez, John Steven 189 Rodriguez, Jose Tony 171 Rodriguez, Michael A. 189 Roeh, James Michael 157 Rogel, Louis Sotelo 171 Roman, Juan Francisco 189 Romero, John Manuel 157 Rone, Mark James 143 Ropa, Michael William 189 Rosas, Armando 157 Rose, Kevin Patrick 171 Rosinski, Thomas A. 171 Roth, Christopher S. 171 Rothgery, James Joseph 157 Rouba, Anthony Joseph 143 Rough, Thomas Andrew 171 Rowe, Ronald Robert 157 Rozhon, James Michael 189 Rubio, John Michael 143 Rubio, Robert Kenneth 143 Ruddy, Robert Joseph 189 Ruiz, Antonio 157 Ruiz, Jose Guadalupe 189 Russell, Donald M. 143 Rutherford, Lee Roy Rutherford, Leonard D. 157 Rutkowski, Robert C. 171 Ryan, Daniel John 189 Rybinski, Leon Frank 143 Ryng, Thomas George 171 Ryzner, Richard C. 172 Sabatino, Brian M. 172 Sacher, Stephen Joseph 172 Sadler, Matthew Wayne 157 Sage, Anthony Joseph 144 Sakalys, Robert C. 157 Salinas, Alejandro R. 172 Salinas, Gerardo 144 Salley, Keenan Martin 189 Salvato, Carl Michael 144 Sandoval, Ricardo Sapyta, Kenneth Steven 144 Sarich, Daniel Paul 172 Saukstelis, Michael P. 144 Sayers, Thomas Mike 144 Scelfo, Scott Phillip 189 Schaaf, Jeffrey A. 172 Schaller, Michael E. 157 Schaller, Stephen M. 189 Schendl, Mark Allen 172 Schield, William A. 157 Schmidt, Raymond J. 157 Schmidt, Thomas 189 Schmidt, William Gorda 157 Schmitt, Gerald A. 172 Schmitt, John Charles 172 Scholl, Daniel Francis 172 Schuler, Michael David 172 Schultz, James John 172 Schultz, Robert Evans 189 Schultz, Thomas John 189 Scianna, Bernard Carl 189 Scianna, Thomas G. 172 Scott, Kalvin O'Neal 189 Scott, Malcolm Cornell 144 Scruggs, Terrence P. 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Signorello, David J. 144 Silaus, Stan Peter 188 Sillman, Robert L. 144 Silva, Armando 158 Simkus, Peter A. 188 Sims, Edmond O'Dell 158 Singraber, Robert R. 188 Sink, Jeffrey Louis 158 Sink, John Steven 188 Sinon, Brian Robert 158 Skinky, Kurt Allan 158 Skippet, Scott William 172 Skokal, Anthony M. 158 Skonesey, Brian Allen 158 Skoraczewski, Michael 144 Skrabutenas, John A. 172 Skrip, Ronald Allen 188 Skupien, Steven R. 172 Slawson, William R. 158 Sliva, Edward Malvin 144 Sloyan, Brian Arthur 144 Smikoski, Thomas Carl 188 Smith, David Anthony 144 Smith, Donald Edward 188 Smith, Michael Emett 188 Smith, Robert Edward 172 Smolik, Scott Michael 144 Smolinskas, Andrius A. 144 Snaidauf, Joseph M. 172 Sobczak, Stephen W. 144 Socco, James A. 172 Sokolowski, Raymond E. 144 Soltis, Thomas Joseph Soria, Carlos 158 Sorrondeguy, Martin 144 Sorrondeguy, Roberto F. 188 Sotak, Robert Paul Soto, Adrian Alberto 158 Soto, Bruno 172 Soto, Luis 158 Sowa, Daniel Joseph 144 Spain, Shawn Patrick 144 Spearman, Gerald Lee 172 Spears, Eric Kendall 158 Special, Mike Allan 188 Spiotto, Lance L. 144 Spontak, Spontak, Stachewi James Allen 144 Robert James 188 cz, Michael P. 172 Stapleton, Matthew H. 158 Starr, Robert Joseph 144 Staudacher, Michael R. 188 Stawczyk, Michael A. 144 Stearns, Donald R. 144 Stehlik, James M. 158 Stepan, Leslie Allen 158 Stephens, Robert W. 172 Stevens, Vincent C. 172 Stewart, Aaron Earnest 158 Stone, Randal Thomas 158 Storino, Paul Nickolas 144 Stromidlo, Christopher 188 Sturm, James Edmund 144 Sturm, Richard Robert 158 Sudzus, David Brian 188 Sudzus, Mark Allen 158 Suffield, Christopher 172 Sulikowski, Timothy J. 188 Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Sullivan, Donald J. 144 Edwin Peter 158 Kevin M. 144 Mark Allen 144 Patrick K. 188 Sumlar, Keith 188 Surico, Timothy Gerard 172 Susi, Francesco Mark 144 Sutor, Anthony John 144 Svabas, Andrew Jerry 188 Svec, Francis Paul 144 Svidron, Gary Steven 158 Svoboda, Roger Alan 145 Swanson, Donald Ray 172 Swanson, Richard Henry 145 Swanson, Stephen John 190 Sweeney , John Joseph 158 Swider, James Peter 145 Szot, Stanley Paul 145 Szykowny, Ronny Walter 190 Tague, Robert James 172 Talwar, Aron Kumar 158 Taylor, Charles 158 Taylor, Kenneth Carmen 190 Taylor, Michael Todd 190 Taylor, Willie 172 Tencza, James Joseph 158 7 O8 Tenorio, Raymond 158 Ternes, Vincent Peter 190 Terrell, Kenton D. 190 Tetlow, Donald Paul 145 Thibault, Joseph Carl 173 Thibodeaux, Paul A. 158 Thomas, Darryl 145 Thomas, Jonathan W. 145 Thomas, Keith Andre 145 Thomaston, Jack D. 190 Thome, James Anthony 145 Thorpe, John William 145 Thrasher, Frank Nelson 145 Timmermann, Daniel R. 158 Tintera, Bradley R. 173 Tobias, Randall C. 159 Tobolt, Steven Roger 159 Togher, John Francis 145 Tomano, Michael Walter 159 Tonietto, Paul Michael 190 Tonn, Christopher R. 190 Topor, Robert Scot 159 Torres, Raul Bahena 159 Townsend, Gary Graves 159 Trejo, George Albert 145 Trevino, Mario Alberto 145 Trevino, Robert 190 Triggs, Joseph Edward Trumblay, Roy Richard 159 Trusiak, Casimir Jerry Tuell, Douglas Michael 159 Turcich, Thomas Robert 190 Turkowski, Thomas John 159 Turner, Brian Edgar 159 Turner, Daniel Patrick 145 Turner, James Joseph 190 Twardak, Frank Joseph 159 Tyzenhaus, Thomas Gary 173 Llrbaniak, Edmund J. 173 Llrbanski, Michael A. 190 Llrias, Michael Paul 173 Vaca, Jesse Joseph 173 Vacchiano, Emanuel J. 190 Vaitkus, Mark Paul 190 Valentine, Joseph N. 190 Valenzano, Thomas R. 145 Valles, Andres Sida 190 Valtierra, John 190 Vanaria, Philip Frank 190 Vanek, Gary James 190 Vasko, John Martin 190 Vega, Armando 145 Vega, Frank 173 Vega, Rodolfo 159 Velazquez, Arturo 159 Velazquez, Ruben 173 Venegas, Mark 190 Venturelli, Michael R. 145 Vera, Jesse 145 Villa, Michael Angelo 190 Villa, Richard Michael 159 Villalobos, Mario A. 173 Villasenor, David 145 Vodar, James Allan 173 Vodar, Jeffrey David 145 Vogler, Edward Michael 173 Vohasek, Daniel Reilly 190 Vojcak, Charles Andrew 191 Vondra, David Joseph 159 Vondrasek, Richard C. 145 Voytas, Daniel James 159 Vrbancic, Paul Norman 173 Wade, Faron Alton 159 Wade, Goswell Albert 145 Wagner, Scott Douglas 159 Walczak, Gregory T. 145 Walker, Sheldon Kelly 145 Walkosz, David Byron 191 Walpole, James Joseph 173 Walsh, Michael Kenneth 159 Walsh, Michael William 159 Walsh, Timothy George 159 Wantroba, David Paul 145 Ward, Lafayette Earl 191 Washilewski, Steven R. 191 Washington, Charles 173 Washington, Derrick 145 Watkins, Arnold Darrel 159 Watson, Eric Bryant 173 Wawro, Joseph David Webb, Dyron Delarma 191 Weber, Gerald Steven 173 Weber, Stephen Timothy 159 Wegrzyn, Thomas Joseph 173 Weinberg, Daniel Louis 145 Weir, Torrance 173 Weisel, Jacob Vernon 173 Weissenhofer, Ross A. 159 Welch, Eric Oliver 173 Wesolowski, Russell R. 159 Wetzig, Paul Joseph 159 Weyer, Daniel James 159 Whalen, Brian Joseph 159 Whirity, John Edward 145 Whitaker, Eric Eugene 191 Whitaker, Marc Alan 145 White, Richard Allen 173 Wiktor, Jeffrey John 159 Wilford, Michael Lynn 173 Wilkinson, Chris M. 173 Wilkosz, Robert K. 191 Williams, Anthony C. 145 Williams, Ben Anselm 145 Williams, William W. 173 Wilson, Michael A. 191 Winston, Trevon Jimel 145 Wippo, Michael Scott 173 Wippo, Robert Anthony 145 Wirtz, Robert Thomas 145 Witkowski, David Roman 173 Wojcik, Jeffrey John 145 Wojcik, Michael Joseph 173 Wojda, Peter Francis 191 Wojtczak, Douglas Dona 173 l Wolfred, Dean Richard 145 Wonogas, Michael John 159 Woods, James Francis 159 Worlds, Clayton K. 191 Wos, Joseph Michael 173 Wos, Scott Joseph 159 Wozniak, Christopher O. 173 Wozny, Brian Scott 159 Wozny, Gregory Edmund 191 Wright, William M. 145 Wzorek, Eugene Joseph 191 Yanahan, Timothy John 159 Young, David Robert 159 Young, Kurtis Daryl 191 Young, Steven Allen 191 Yun, ln Sik 191 Yurkovich, Thomas A. 173 Zaczek, Felix John 191 Zadorozny, George R. 191 Zaleski, Alexander A. 173 Zaleski, John Francis 145 Zapala, John Edward 145 Zarzecki, Chester T. 173 Zebig, David Robert 191 Zeiger, Dale Michael 173 Zepeda, Eduardo 159 Zerdin, John Matthew 191 Zickus, Brian John 159 Zigman, Eric Robert 145 Zilinskas, Jay Martin 159 Zilligen, Michael K. 145 Zilonis, Bryan Wayne 191 Zimecki, Edward A. 191 Zimecki, Matthew 173 Zirgaitis, John Joseph 145 Zolp, Thomas Bernard 159 Zuniga, Raymond Vince 173 Zvirblis, David M. 191