St Teresa High School - Teresian Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

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Sa POMS —— TERESIAN “THE ae OF SENIOR MEMORIES129 Good morning, vesterday You wake up And time has slipped away And suddenly it’s hard to find The memories vou left behind Remember, Do vou remember And the tears... The shadows of misty : | vesteryvears , i, FE | «Sat cote ppp ot va The good times and the bad you've seen And all the others in between Remember Here comes the setting sun The seasons are passing One by one... - 0 STATE rs CLASS oh = =. So gather moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today, REMEMBER Reprinted with kind permission of Chappel Music: Co. THE LEADERS OF THE GANGS: Leading the gang is Sr. Mario Andretti (alias Sr. Maria Goretti). She is way out in front as princi- pal of the gang at St. Teresa High School. We hear from a reliable source that she will be leaving from the old gang and moving on to bigger and better things. Thanks Sister! A close second in the big race is A.J. Foyt (Mr. John Foy), assistant Principal at St. Teresa High School. Reliable sources say that Mr. Foy will be retiring after this race. Good show A.J.!! Coming around the bend is our own Sr. Clotilde, going great! She's pro- vided many years of faithful service to the student’s of St. Teresa High School. What would we do without her! Keep it up Sister! THEGA � :FACULTY Mrs. Kenner’s a real good English Mrs. Tregillis battles illiteracy by teaching teacher, ain't she? English. Mrs. Wilson adds up in the Math Department When Sr. Charles Marie isn't eating, she’s teaching English and Religion. —+- ‘ i ic Sl i Mrs. Wolf counts alot in the j “You just crack me up! Sr. Ursula han- } Math Department. dles the money A real business mind. Mrs. Beube teaches Business Practices Mrs. Ash keeps bus teachin g Enelish al 14 French. a Mrs. Askins takes a break from Latin. Mrs. Renner and Mrs. Mennel keep the office in tip-top shape. “If vou're ponna do it—voure gonna do it right!” Coach Park teaches His- tory, Biology and P.E . THE SECRET OF TEACHING IS TO APPEAR | TO HAVE KNOWN ALL YOUR LIFE WHAT 4 4 ' YOU JUST LEARNED THIS AFTERNOON, 1 | UNKNOWN “Oh what a beautiful day!” Sr. Rose Marie teaches English and Religion. FACULTY é “Hmmmmmmm” Mrs. Moser teaches Algebra and Physi- Mrs. Jackson prepares Seniors for the big, bad world by teaching Consumer cal Scrence. Economics. She also teaches Typing. =. - “Just drop in any time!” The Librarian—Mtss Peters The lady with the smile is Mrs Oakes. She smiles right through Geometry and Algebra Zz Who's that’? That's Mrs. Ward! She teaches Shorthand, Accounting and Typing. = Fy a ' i CNTR | “Oh-oh. vou caught me at it!” Mr. Molnar teaches History “Hey! Have you heard about our dome?’ Sr. Janet teaches Math and Religion. Habla Ud. espanol? Mrs. Hunt teaches Spanish. “I'm telling you it's really easy. All you have “The Master of the Keyboard” Mr. Canny teaches Chorus ; to do is...” Fr. Kuse teaches Religion “It's going to be a beautiful day to play soccer. Mrs. McMullen teaches P.E. and Health FACULTY “| don't want to hear it Frank.” “Let this be a warning!” Mr. Howley teaches History, American Problems and Political Science. f ; m4 Senor Just teaches Spanish We can't hear you Sister! Sr. Susan teaches Chemistry and Religion “['m sorry!” Coach Boehm teaches History and P.E. Come on, Sister, smile! Sr. Diane teaches English and Religion. “So you want to take my' picture?” Mr Straka teaches Drama and Communications. Mrs. Manning helps paint a pretty pic- ture by teaching Art. HM ba ‘ iq ‘ decal had a “Very interesting! So—Freshmen really can read. “What's so funny?” “Cheese.” “Gee, I wonder who left those here?” 10 Chris Andrews Nora Baietto Dan Beck Chris Behnke Ann Behringer Janet Benedict David Bentoncourt Judy Bradley Rick Brilley Robbie Bronkovik Gary Burgess Gerry Camasta Tonya Burke Kim Castleman Jeff Burns Tony Buzan Cathy Cummins Laura Conway David Davis Tom Coventry Jody Davis Gerry Downing Kathy Dougherty Maranda Doyle Dennis Elam Glen Elam Mary English Bill Everett Julie Ewald Gordon Gallaway Byron Gibbons Mike Gorell Darla Gosnell Chris Graham Liz Groves Jamie Grubb Julie Grubb Mauricio Gutieriez Angie Hart Greg Haskins Julie Hippler Bill Hladick Tom Hayward Steve Heck Denise Hegerty Will Hoffman Diana Jacobs Tony Jestis Kevin Jenkins James Jolly Cathy Kaelin Dina Keever Rob Knight Thane Koning Jacquie Kramer Kathy Kulik Vicki Lashmet Mark Laughery Lisa Lawrence Denise Layton Brenda LeCrone Derek Lee Judy Lees Mary Lewis Karie Lytle Peggy McCarthy Anne McElroy Maura McFadden Perry Marchisello John Martin Mark Martina arr saay Rob Mathews : John Mellon Jody Merry Marty Mickey Tim Milhauser Patty Miller Martha Mitchell Paul Montagne Joe Moody Elaine Moran Ken Mosier Thomas Mudd Carol Mulligan Cathy Murphy Steve Neiers Laura Neitzel Alan Nelson Cathy O'Brien Rick O'Neill Gary Overheul Kim Paskert Lori Peck Jim Peckert Carrie Penning Nanette Peters | Christine Pierceall Ben Pothust Jose Protko Michele Rebert Mike Regan Tim Rice Colleen Roach John Roddis Janet Rudolph Joy Schmidt Teresa Schrodt Kelli Schuerman Ralph Schultz Dave Sebok Allyson Sedlak Dave Senger Mike Sheehan Julie Slade Mark Slover Bryan Smith Eric Smith John Soper Robbie Spencer Todd Statzer Liz Stearns Diana Stone Chris Steinkoenig Stephanie Storement Pam Storey Ed Strobel Debbie Stuckey scott Tapscott Kay Turner Anne Uhl Steve Vahlkamp Tony Vandercar Tami Warren Steve Washburn Jeanne Weaver Brad Welch Rick Westerfield Kevin Will Leshe Wolf Freshman not pictured: Mike Martina Tom Brown Ted Miller Chuck Crum Steve Niesman Ed Doyle Sam Potts Mike Longbons Ricky Rasgado ‘Tim Stowell Marty Roney Tony Jestis SOPHOMORES: $ Vice President: Kim Rayhill, Secretary-Treasurer: Debbie Snead, President: Tom Lampkin “Oh my gosh! He made it!” a “Big Deal!” If looks could kill. Jim Alling Heidi Arseneault Michelle Behnke Mike Bentancourt Tina Boehm Julie Bollero Jerry Brinkoetter Maureen Brown Kevin Bullington Kristi Bundy Jim Burger Tammy Burton Lisa Carmen Mike Carr Lee Collins Steve Coventry eel @) ACI C aU CDS c Rita Austin Steve Bakunas Linda Blakeman Tim Blankenship Rex Bourne Cindy Bradley Michelle Brown Mark Brumleve Joan Burford Kathy Burger Kelly Buzan Karen Campbell Brad Carrel Bill Chrysler Shelley Davis Kelly Delaney Faith Delatte Chris Doolin Susan Dickerson Missy Downing Mark Enloe Jeff Erlenbush Chris Doyle Mary Dugan Joe Ewald Paul Feldman Sue Ervin Julie Everett Dave Fitzgerald Peggy Forbes John Feriozzi Chris Fichter Patrick Freeman Joe Frey Mary Frankovich Ruth Ann Frazier Scott Grossman Mike Handley Mary Ann Gaffron John Geisen eel GD YATE all CDS Doug Hanson Brian Hantle Mary Jane Hayes | rd Joe Haskins 7, Cathy Higar = Sanford Hubbard Tim Hoffman Cathy Huber Liz Irvin Sarah Jacobs Marta Jedlicka Sandy Jordon Linda Kaufman John Kaufman Bob Kennedy Maureen Kennedy Brad Kershner Judy Kikolla Missy Kirtland Karen Klein Tom Kleiss Lisa Koning John Lampkin Tom Lampkin Francis Larry Greg Laughery Kyle Laukaitis Paige Leech Lisa Leiner Pam Lewis Cindi Lovins Ted Lyons Terri Lytle Karla MacMurdo Mike Maloney Phil Marchisello Kay Martin Tom Mathias Tim Mauzey Mike McDonald Matthew McElroy |k Sally McEvoy Todd McKenzie Tim McNamara David Mellon Duane Meyer Patty Meyer Bruce Miller Janet Miller Kim Rayhill Tim Rebert Julie Regan DeDe Reynolds Eric Russel Steve Scanlon Jane Schneider Teresa Mize Joyce Moran Darla Morthland Crissi Morton Chris Moser Mike Mudd Tom Mulholland Karen Nalefski Cathy Neiers Jackie O’Brien Susan O’Brien Mary O'Connor Katy Olson Joe Penne Scott Pohar Mark Pothast Nancy Potts James Quintenz 19 Tim Schook Tami Schroth Chris Senger Tami Sexton Art Sharkey Teresa Skube Colleen Smith Craig Smith Janet Smith Debbie Snead Brian Somers Mike Soper Stan Spencer Nancy Stauder Scott Striglos Suzanne Strong Lisa Treacy Mary Turner Lois Tyrolt Diane Van Houdnos Jack Wagner =, Karen Walser Mark Waterhotte Valerie Wells Beth Weissing Karla Will Lora Williams Sheila Wolf Ed Wrigley Jacki Wyant Joanie Yonker Sophomores not pictured: Kent Boaz, James Graham, Rob House, Mark Haskell, Chris McCoy, Margy Nolan, Danny Peters, Cherese Reber, Leslie Sheppard, Ter Vaughan, David Weisbecker 20 JUNIORS 9 9 ee Class Officers Sitting: Treas. Judy Moser, Sec. Teri Daugherty, Standing: V-P Mary Ann Ernst, Pres. Mike McKinley. The tough guys??? “Tell me all about it.” John Althott Teresa Althoff ne ee Julie Applegate fom Behringe Pat Bernotas Mike Blazier Jane Booth Robin Brady Marty Brinkoetter Roger Burgess Susie Burtschi Alex Cabrera Colleen Carr Sherry Casey Jill Cloyd Chris Collins Dan Collins Lee Collins Joe Comisky Sherie Copenhaver Rusty Craig Kevin Daly Patty Davis Doug Dement “Is at edible’ Teri Dougherty Paul Drumm Mary Ann Ernst Rav-o Ferry John Fitzgerald Larry Fleckenstein Trudy Flynn Tom Frazier David Geisen Tim Hanstedt Pat Grant Colleen Heneghan Peggy Hahn Donna Heneghan Joe Handley Dennis Hildenbrand Donna Hill Kathy Hippler Pam Hoffman Trent Hollingsead Libby Houran Beth House Teresa Huber Julie Huck Phil Hullinger Jim Irvin Mike Irvin Teresa James Lynette Jolly Jim Keller Sue KRolbeck Julie Kraft Becky Kraudel “What else are friends for?’ Greg Kraus Mary Kay Lees Tom Little Thersa Lipe Pat Loftus Theresa Lohrstorfer Tim Lohrstorfer Jeff Longbons Mike Lyons Cristy Lytle “Could | get personal with you for a moment?” Keith Martin Colleen McCarthy Tom McCoy Mary Kay McDonald Mike McKinley Ed McRedmond Tom Milanski Mike Roney Dana Sadorus Phil Sarikas Mary Senger Angie Sharkey Anne Sheehan David Smith Nick Milhauser Mimi Miller Julie Mitchell Dennis Monroe John Moody Pat Morrison Judy Mosier David Neiers Susie Niesman Sean Norton Karol O’Brien Tina O’Brien Chris Olsen Julie Paglino Becky Patton Chris Peters Peggy Peters Dana Reynolds Lisa Roddis Jeft Smith Don Soper Marty Stauder Tim Steinkoenig Ann Stengel Liz Storey Jennie Stowell Nancy Straza Steve Struttman Tina Strohl Greg Stuckey Andy Sturgeon Jeff Suzewits Laurie Talcott Mary Tirpak Not Pictured: Bridget Brunner, Jeff Grubb, Gale Hall. Diane McCarthy, Beth McElfresh, Bill Mitchell, Larry Sperry, Kelli Stevens, Diane Vanderlaan “| wish I were back in Geometry Cathy Tyrolt Teresa Vahlkamp Matt Vandercar Marty Vanhoundnos Tim Vaughan Tom Walmsley Susie Wangrow Mark Weatherford Mark Weaver Mary Ann Weissing John Wilcockson Jeff Williams Tom Willsey Sue Wilson Laura Winters Missy Wurth President: Frank Little, Vice-President: Kelly Talcott, Sec-Tres: Donna Lees “is . ee : oe er ae “It's alright Cindy. I'm just going to cut “See! | told you we could do tt! You'd never guess he’s asleep. off a little bit more! 26 NANCY ASHLEY Thespians 1-4, NHS 3.4, Library Help 2,3, Pep Club 4, Speech Team 4, Scholastic Bow! 3,4, Yearbook 23,4, Mission Club 1,2,3 JEAN BALLANCE Pep Club 1-4, Thespians 1-4, Yearbook 3, Style Show 3, AFS 2,3, Spanish Club, Trea- surer | CATHY ALLING Thespians |-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Year- book 4, Mission Club |-4, Pep Club 1-4, Ger- man Club 3, Basketball 2, Library Helper 2, Chorus | JULIE ASHFORD Pep Club 1-4, Yearbook 3, AFS 3, Track 3, Style Show 2, Mission Club 2 CLAIRE TERESA BARNETT (KITTY) Thespians 1-4, Mission Club, Sec. 1-4, Year- book 2,3,4, Editor 4, NHS 3,4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Library Help 2,3, Speech Team 1,3,4, Track 4, Student Council 3, Biology Club 3 KEELY BOAZ Pep Club 1-4, Mission Club 1-4, Style Show 2, Chorus | CAROL BOWMAN Pep Club 1-4, Pom-Pom 3,4, Style Show 2, Biology Club 2, Chorus 1, Spanish Club | GLORIA EULALIA CABRERA Mission Club 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Thespians 4, Yearbook 3, Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 4, Student Council |,2, Chorus |, Track | 28 KIM BUNDY Pep Club 1-4, Mission Club 1-4, Track 1, Chorus | JO BRINKOETTER Pep Club 1-4, NHS 3,4, Scholastic Bowl 3, Pom-Pom 3, Mission Club 1,2, Office Help 2 CATHY CAHAN Homecoming Court 4, Pom-Pom 3,4, Co- captain 3, Captain 4, Pep Club 1-4, Student Council 1,3, Mission Club 2,3,4, Thespians 1- 4, Yearbook 1,2, NHS 3,4 KRISTY. LEA CAMPBELL Pep Club 1-4, Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Court 4, Style Show 3, Yearbook 2,3, Mission Club 2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4, NHS 4 JEAN THERESA CLEMENTS Pep Club 1-4, Thespians 2,3,4, AFS 3,4, Style Show 3, Yearbook 3, Volleyball 2, Library Help 1,2, Mission Club 1, Art Club 2 KATHY DAUGHERTY Pep Club 1-4, Yearbook 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Pom-Pom 4, Style Show 1,3, Library Aid 1,2 TIM CLOYD Football 1-4, Track 4 MAGGIE DAWSON Mission Club 1-4, V.P. 4, Track 3, Basketball 3, Thespians 3,4, Biology Club 3, Pep Club 12 SUZANNE KAY DERINGTON Mission Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3 TAMMY JO DAUGHERTY Cheerleader 1-4, NHS 3,4, Thespians 2.3.4, Pres. 4, Student Council 2, AFS 3,4, Student Abroad—Thailand, Speech Team 2,3,4, Style Show 2 JEFF DOOLEY AFS 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Mission Club |, Foot- ball 1,3,4, Basketball 1-4, Thespians 4, Style Show 2.4 LISA DILBECK Pep Club 1-3, Mission Club 3 KEVIN DOOLIN Football |, Baseball 2.3.4. NHS 3.4 LAURA ENLOE Thespians 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Mission Club 1.2, Chorus 1,2, Yearbook 1,2, Style Show 2 JOHN DOUGHERTY Football 1-4, Basketball | DAVID ELLIS Football 1-4, Baseball 4, Track 3 30) ELIZABETH ANN EPLING (BETSY) Mission Club 1-4, Pom Pom 4, Library Aide 4. Pep Club 1-4, Chorus 1,2, Style Show 2, Thespians 4, Spanish Club 2 PATTY FAWCETT Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Year- book 2, Chorus | PATTY ENTRIKIN Pep Club 1,2,3, Mission Club 4, Chorus 1.3, Style Show 2, Spanish Club | ALYCE FERRE Pep Club 1-4, AFS 3,4, Mission Club 4, Year- book 3, Thespians 3,4, Library Help |-4, Homecoming (Asst. Chairman) 4 SCOTT FISHER Mission Club 1.2.3, Library Help 1,2,3.4. Thespians 2, Pep Club | ELIZABETH FERRY (ITSY) | Transfer 2, Mission Club 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Style Show 2 3] 32 TOM FREY Swim Team 3,4, Library Help 4 KEITH GOSNELL Mission Club 3,4, Baseball 1,4, Library Help 4, Spanish Club 2 LINDA GRGURICH Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club | MARTHA ANN GROVES Pep Club 1-4, AFS 3, Chorus 1,2, Track 1, Library Help 1.2.4, Thespians 1-4, Style Show 2, Mission Club | LEE HANDLEY Football 1.2.3.4, Scholastic Bowl 4, Baseball 1,2 CHRIS HARPER Basketball 1,2,3, Golf 1,2, Thespians 1,2 JOE HARTWIG Football 1,.2,3,4 BRIAN SCOTT HASKELL Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football | WILLIAM VINCENT HASKINS Football 1,2, AFS 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Style Show 4, Stu- dent Council 1.2.4, Pres. 4, Class Pres. 1, Thespians 3,4, Youth Conference 3 PAT HAYES Student Council 1,2, Thespians 3,4, NHS 3,4, Baseball l-4, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1-4 SHELIA HENNELLY Transfer 3, Student Council 4, NHS 4 LOIS HIGAR Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pom Pom 4, Library Help 2 33 SHARI HILLIARD Pep Club 1-4, Pom Pom 3, Mission Club 1,2. Student Council 1, Newspaper Staff 4 GREG HOLLINGSEAD JODY HOUSE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Thespians 1,2,3, 4, Mission Club 1,2,3, Style Show 2 ANNE HUBBARD Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4, Volleyt all 1,2,3, NHS 3,4, Pep Club 1-4, German Club 3, Mission Club 23 JUDY HULLINGER Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Thespians 3 ,4, German Club 3,4, Treas. 4, AFS 3, Yearbook 3 BENJAMIN A. JEDLICKA Football 2,4, Track 3,4, Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4 GARY JOBE JOHN MICHAEL JORDAN Football 1,2, Mission Club 3 CINDY KAELIN Volleyball 1-4, NHS 3,4, Mission Club 1-4, Pep Club I- 4, Homecoming Court 4, Student Council 3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Yearbook 2, Track 2,3,4, Style Show 1,3, Library Help 4, Scholastic Bowl 4 MARTIE KEEVER Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 1,2, Year- book 1,2,4, AFS 3, NHS 4 KIM KIRTLAND Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,23, Cheerleader 4, Library Help 1,2 JOHN S. KLEISS Football 1, Mission Club 3,4, Library Help 4, Yearbook 4, Audio-Visual Aide 4 KATHY KOZAK Pep Club 1,2, Thespians 1, Chorus 1, Spanish Club | LESLIE GERARD KUSNERIK NHS 3,4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, Library Help 1,2, Thespians 4 3 SUE KROPLA Pep Club 1-4, AFS 1,23, Yearbook 2, Chorus |, Biology Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Office Help 2, Scholastic Bowl 3 KATHY LAUGHERY Yearbook 1,2, Track 1,2,4, Scholastic Bow! 3,4, Thespians 1-4, Treas. 3,4, Pep Club 1-4, Speech Team 3,4, Mission Club 2.3, Library Aide 4, NHS 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4 KEITH KROTZ DONNA LEES Chorus 1, Pep Club 1-4, NHS 3,4, Treas. 4, Mission Club 1,2, Library Aide 4, Track 1-3, Student Council, V.-P. 2, Treas. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4 FRANK LITTLE Thespians 4, NHS 3,4, Pres. 4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Student Council 3. V.-P., Senior Class Pres. 4 ANGIE LEWIS Mission Club 3,4, Thespians 4, Library Help 1,2, Yearbook 2, Pep Club 1-4, Track 1-4, Cheerleader | STEVE LOBB Basketball 1.3.4 BRENDA MAC MURDO AFS 3,4 NHS 3,4, Library Help 1,2, Mission Club 23,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Volleyball 2 BILL LONG | Golf 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Baseball 1,2,4, Li- brary Help 4 MARY LYNCH Mission Club 1,2, Pep Club 1-4, AFS 2.3.4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Chorus |, Scholastic Bowl 3,4, Library Aide 1-4, Audio-Visual Club 4 37 KAY McCARTHY Chorus |, Pep Club 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Speech Team 2,3,4, Library Aide 2, Thespians 1-4, V.-P. 3, German Club 2,3, Sec. 3, NHS 4, Yearbook |,2 38 JERRY MARDIS Baseball | CINDY MATHIAS Pep Club 1,2,3, Volleyball 1, Chorus 1,2 KELLY McCORMICK Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Year- book 2, Chorus | KEVIN McCOY Basketball 1,2,3 MARY McELROY Pep Club 1, Mission Club I, Chorus | KEVIN MERRY Football 1.2.3.4, Track 2,4, Basketball |, Ger- man Club 3 PAULA McPEEK Thespians 1-4, Chorus 1,2, Mission Club 1,2,4, Yearbook 3, Pom Pom 3,4, Volleyball 4, News- paper Staff 4, Pep Club 1-4 JIM MELLON Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4 TOM MILLER Football | SANDY MOSER Pep Club 1-4, AFS 3,4, Style Show 3, Mission Club 2, Yearbook 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Thes- pians | MIKIA MILLER Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Chorus 1.2, Mission Club 1,2 MONICA MUDD RON MUNSTERMAN BRENDA NIESMAN Mission Club 3,4, Biology Club 3, Pep Club AFS 3.4, Biology Club 3 Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3, Thespians |, Chorus B Chorus | BETH NORTON TOM O’CONNELL CATHY O'NEILL Pep Club |-4, NHS 3,4 Thespians 3,4, Track Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4 Pep Glub 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 2,3,4, Chorus l. AFS 3,4, Pres. 4, Style Show 2, Student Council 3, Mission Club 1,3, Library Aide | LARRY PARKIN Football 1,2 CARY PETERS Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Student Council 3 JULIE PENNE BRETT PETERS Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Office Help 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Baseball 1,2.4 Tennis 2,4, Style Show 3, Yearbook 1,2,3, Track 2, Chorus | ROBYN POHAR TIM POTTS Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 1,2, Pom Pom Golf 2.3.4, Football | 3,4, Style Show 2 4] TERESA RADEMACHER Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 JOANNE RIEDMAN Chorus |, Pep Club 1,2,3.4, Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 2, Student Council 1, NHS 4 42 SUE REBERT Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 2,3,4, Thes- pians 2,3,4, AFS 3,4, Tennis 2,3, Library Aide l TERRY RHODES Audio-Visual Club 4, Baseball 1,2, Football | PHILIP ROMANO Yearbook 2,3,4, Co-Ed. 4, Photographer 3,4, Mission Club I, AFS | ANDY ROBINSON Library Aide 3,4, Newspaper 4, Audio-Visual Club 4, Football 1,2 MARK ROUNTREE Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3, Newspaper Sports Ed. 4, Mission Club 1, Football 1,2 CAROLYN RONEY CYNDI D. SEBOK Thespians 2,3,4, Yearbook 3, NHS 4 BILL SHARKEY Thespians 3,4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4, Biology Club 3, V.-P., Golf 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Football 1,2, German Club, V.-P. 3, Pres. 4 LISA SCHUERMAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent-Council 2,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Tennis 2 — KIT SEIDMAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Thes- pians 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2 43 TERESA SMITH Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Mis- sion Club |,2, Cheer- leader 1.2.3, Chorus I, Style Show 2 GREG STENGEL Swim Team 4, Library Help 4, Newspa- per 4, Football 2 ) ANNE STROBEL-LONG Pep Club 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Library Aide 2 DAN SKELLEY Basketball |,2, Baseball | PATTY SMITH Mission Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Style Show BARRY SOMERS Basketball | CYNTHIA A. STUCKEY Basketball 2.3.4, German Club 3,4, AFS 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, Mission Club | JULIE STURGEON Transfer 2 VICKI SULICZ Pep Club 1,2,4, Transfer 4, Yearbook |, Spanish Club | KELLY TALCOTT Thespians 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, AFS 3,4, Speech Team 4, NHS 3,4, Scholastic Bow! 3,4, Student Council 4, V.P., Basket- ball | MIKE TIRPAK Yearbook 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Newspaper 4, Thespians 4, German Club 3,4, Audio-Vi- sual Club 4, Speech Team 4, Scholastic Bowl 3,4, Library Aide 3,4 STEVE TURNER Footbal! 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Golf 123 45 CARLA VERCELLINO Mission Club 1-4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 1-3, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,3,4, Volleyball 2,3, Library Aide 2, NHS 3,4, Scholastic Bow! 3, Yearbook 2,3,4, Co-Ed. 4, Thespians 2,3,4, Biology Club 3,4 MICHAEL UHL Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball | MARY VANDERCAR Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pom Pom 3,4, Yearbook 4, Chorus |, Track | LISA WANGROW Chorus 1,2, Mission Club 3,4, Style Show 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Office Aide 3, NHS 4 KELLY WALL Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Chorus 1, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Homecoming Court 4, Style Show 2, Pep Club 1-4 ELIZABETH WALSH Transfer 3 MICHAEL WEAVER Football 1-4, NHS 3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, V.-P. 4, Student Council 3,4, V.-P. 4, Newspaper Editor 4, Scholastic Bow! 3,4 CELIA WHITEHEAD Foreign Exchange Student From Barbados, AFS 4, Student Council 4, Mission Club 4 DENISE WELCHER Transfer 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Basketball 4, Track ,4 ANITA WILL Pep Club 4, Library Aide 2, Mission Club | MARY WOLF German Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Biology Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain RORK WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2,3, Baseball 4, Bas- ketball | 47 DAN ZIEMER Newspaper Staff 4, Audio-Visual Club 4, Li- brary Aide 4 Not Pictured: MICHAEL GRIGSBY Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,3,3,4 45 4 ih | | ACTIVI ACTIVITIES: CTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIE SACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITI ESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVIT IES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVI TIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIV ITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTI VITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACT IVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESAC TIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESA CTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIE SACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITI ESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVIT IESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVI TIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIV ITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTI VITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIE ACTI VITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACT IVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESAC TIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESA CTIVITIESACTIVIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESA CTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIE SACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIES ACTIVITI ES ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVITIESACTIVIT 49 HOME, SWEET HOME HOMECOMING ° 76: Not only do we “Dance In The Moonlight” at St. Teresa—we also build floats in the garage light, have bonfires in the star- light, parades in the sunlight, and win football games by lam- plight (spotlight?limelight?). And all because we have our own special light inside each of us that we let shine for all to see. That’s what makes St. T. worth coming home too... “If my friends could see me now i ae 3 . ee ea. “ao Bd WELCOME HOME | That old Bulldog Magic: Seniors’ Ist Place Float! “And we won the game, too!” —_Saa “And in conclusion Great Beginnings - PS ' ; k iy “Not another picture!?!?! “We know a secret!” DANCIN’ IN Homecoming Court: (1 to r) Cindy Kaelin, Cathy Cahan, Laura Reidman, Lisa Schuerman, Kris Campbell, Kelly Wall. Student Council put long hours into decorating, transforming the gym into a magical moonlit garden where dancers swirled be- neath a mirror globe. With memories of the bon- fire, parade, and victorious football game still warm in our hearts, everyone shed their bluejeans and T-shirts for an evening of “Dancin’ in the Moonlight”. || eae ) ‘a 17 i) 1975 Homecoming Queen Laura Riedman crowns 1976 Queen Lisa Schuerman. may i THE pet LIGHT 4 aa yp a “a I a - “Such a fine and natural sight!” Above: (1) A rose between two thorns? (r) “Rock ‘n Roll!” Below: “I wonder which one turns into a pumpkin at midnight...” S3. — , SG wit ‘y Tr K-Mart blue light special. $7 TIATION? Here they are, folks! Just what we've all been waiting for. Take ‘em or leave ‘em. Well—we decided to take this year’s freshmen. They turned out tc be a pretty good bunch of kids (7?) who could laugh at themselves while we laughed with them but more often at them. Welcome freshmen!! “Just another one of those days, huh, Coach?!! FRESHMBY INITIATION All the World’s L to R: Ruth Condomine, Charles Condomine, Mrs. Bradman, Madam Arcati Dr. Bradman; alias Tammy Daugherty, Mike Weaver, Kim Castleman, Sue Rebert, Art Sharkey. Below: Beth Norton as Elvira What would you do if you were a remar- ried widower whose late first wife re- turned from the dead to pay a social call? That’s what happened to Charles Con- domine in Thespian Troupe 603’s fall production of “Blithe Spirit” by Noel Coward. Needless to say, the results were hilarious. 6) A Stage... Our indispensible Student Director Kathy Laughery and Stage Manager Carolyn Roney. —— “You look like you've seen a ehost deg 61 Varsity Cheerleaders clockwise: Peggy Peters, Tammy Daugherty, Cindy Kaelin, Kristy Campbell, Kim Kuir- tland, and Kelly Wall (Capt.). Varsity cheer- leaders brought out the spirit in Bulldog fans and helped the team to re WInnine SC aS O11. = ra — Ne ge = 4 he ; As fh ll 7 Cea.” : 7 ’ ‘ ; . “ge ginal pas oe Karen Campbell, Peggy McCarthy, Joanie Yonker. ArZ2EZenzx Top: Vicki Lashmet. Middle: Kay Turner, Cathy Kaelin. Bottom: Jacquie Kramer. CREB SP EBM RB BSC MBM OR Pe A RG 76-77 POM POM SQUAD ; | os xe ace ae eh = eae oo pans, g ; a - ay Left to night: NC loyd, Mary Vandercarr, Judy Moser, Mary Ann Weissing, Carol Bowman, Lois Higar, Paula McPeek, Angie Sharkey, Kathy Daugherty, Ann Stengel, Robyn Pohar, Cathy Cahan (C aptain), Betsy E pling. “Come on, girls, leUs get together!” “I know it's got to be one of these!!” � two. three... KICK T’was a week before Christmas, and all through the school. All the children were ready To celebrate Yule. The library was decorated with care In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there. For Mission Club has a party each year For underprivileged children, who are so dear. With presents and games and Santa Claus, too We all had a great time; HOPE YOU DID TOO!!! HO HO HO...? Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow dae “LITTLE KINGS” REIGN? seniors got class!! ee | ssiemaitieaiiatinita | gs a8 ag az if NHS ECEPTION “I'm so h ap py!” We knew Frank would come in handy for something. St. Teresa Intellectua ls(’) “How dare they?” THE MAKING OF A SUCCESS “How sweet it is!” “Look, Mom! No hands!” “Do you really think they'll know what it “Quick! Which one turns the lights back on?” “The Fearsome Foursome” = ‘ reese — = — osm iD Bai eeae | yea Vs 2 es) ree TE Dey J eel = “Sir!! I'm a married woman!” Pitee tae ar + ig Fiat yere = matchmaker, make me a match...” , ake “Matchm ‘5 i “They look so natural together . an The fiddler, Will Hoffm TO = al . te |) bo a0 me, i tL OF ile i eke Fe =a ee “This had better not be going in the ¥ earbook!” A Fiddler on the Roof—sounds crazy, no? Well, you've got to be a little crazy to be a Thespian. But that’s half the fun of being in or working on a play: the craziness And all these crazy people working together are what makes a play a success. A talented cast of over 50, a “T always look like this when I get up in the morning!” dedicated crew. musicians, choreographers, student di- rectory Tammy Daugherty, musical director Mr. Canny, and director Mr. Joe Straka (the one and only) com- _ bined their efforts to make “Fiddler on the Roof” what can only be summed up in one word: TREMENDOUS'! Smile and the world smiles with you! Mr Canny, our musical director “Hey you guys! Come back! It’s only me— Brenda!” Aw—don't Aw—don't hide' What, you may ask, are these people doing? What they’re doing is making the world just a little bit better. After all that is the purpose of the St. Teresa Mission Club. The Easter Party is an annual activity planned to brighten the holiday for some Decatur children. And as usual, they did a fantastic job! Ah—What 1s it? “I bet you don't have one!” “Do | eat it?’ FACULTY DAY ‘ts So that’s what teachers do all day. SHE did it!! That's funny. It worked the last time. “What are you asking me for?” “If they could see me now . . Steppin’ Out 44 9T Is that Rork? “Tennis anyone! -- —_ = ° ? fa Which way vou goin Billy? Smile Patt! Wake up Jim! “And furthermore...” “P've gol a secret!” Senne Sera Gh Cara DOMIES, UNITE? This year the Senior Math Class embarked on a new and different and yes, even strange, project. In- spired by their teacher, Sister Ja- net, 17 odd Seniors and one odd Junior prepared to build a Geode- sic Dome for the annual Math Fair. With financial aid from Stu- dent Council and the combined ef- fort of the whole Math Class, the Dome was erected and dedicated to the beloved Sr. Janet. It will be used as a much-needed storage shed and will no doubt be the main tourist attraction at St. Teresa. = }- “Ho-Hum ...” The (almost) finished product Jv. Ring Day “Don't say | never gave you anything” “You've got gravy on your shirt.” — “Eeny-meeny-miney-mo,” IWANTA LAUGH WHILE THE LAUGHIN’ IS EASY IWANTA CRYIFIT MAKES IT WORTH Havin’ a good tme? IMAY NEVERPASS THIS WAY AGAIN THAT’S WHYI WANTIT WITH YOU. FUN IN THE SUN Ring around the collar — b— % gst is “Do you see what I see?” i eo - é a All it takes is concentration! . “I'm tellin’ ya I can’t do it! I can’t take another step!! ris “Did | tell vou the SLOPY about “Oh—it hurts so much!!! “Oh-what a day! “Don't look at me! I don’t have it!” é Just takin’ it easy. Oe Me aC Seb fra Sten Tn eee eee tk “If they take our picture I'll just die!™ Once again luck with with us and Field Day turned out to be a beautiful day. Some say Sr. Janet was responsible for that, so our special thanks go to her. And also to Mike Weaver and all of the Student Council whose hard work and perseverance made this day possible. Field Day ended with top-ranked Seniors (naturally!), second-place Soph- omores (pure luck!), third-place Juniors (what more could you except!), and last but not least, fourth-place Freshmen (they tried hard!). Salutatorian of the Class of Sue Rebert congratulates Mike Weaver Mr. Brintlinger presents Frank Little with the Brintlinger Award. Sr. Maria Goretti Award to Frank L resents Valedictorian ao Li... a sl al ee Se ee eae Re Barry Somers received a local business award. a Isn't thal cute? Wishful thinking Sue! : on v an = g $3 ee ee ee ie? ad Kathy Laughery received the ay Nees eens. AOE ee eh ee ae r . Mr. Kelly Award and the St eee ene sr, Janet presents Sr. Maria Goretti with a plaque in recognition of Tocca Aunnd It looks like Mark didn’t find the assembly too her service to St. Teresa as principal exciting. eee Sr. Janet congratulates Mr. Foy and presents him with a plaque in appreciation for his four years of dedicated service Bill Haskins was honored for his service as Student Council President. Prime Senior Specimens! 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Kraus, T. Little, C. Peters, B. Jedlicka, D. Soper, T. Lyons, J. Dooley, M. Stauder, J. Moody, $8. Norton. 2nd row: D. Geisen, J. Althoff, M. Lyons, R. Williams, J. Dougherty, L. Handley, J. Hartwig, D. Smith, K. Merry, M. Weaver, “George” Martin. 3rd row: Coach Ed Boehm, C. Peters, T. Vaughn, M. Irvin, P. Hayes, M. Grigsby, S. Turner, T. O’Connell, M. Uhl, M. McElroy, J. Irvin, T. Lampkin. 4th row: T. Steinkoenig, R. Brady, C. Collins, L. Sperry, M. Vandercar, J. Mellon, T. Cloyd, P. Morrison, K. Talcott, T. Willsey, P. Sarikas. The 1976 edition of St. Teresa football began, as in 1974, with a team hit hard by graduation. The first game was an intra-city match against Stephen Decatur. It was a young, inexperienced Bulldog team pitted against a bigger, more experienced foe in the Runnin’ Reds. Despite their 47 game winning streak and back-to-back State Cham- pionships in °74 and °75, St. Teresa went into this game as heavy underdogs. While St. T. lost the game 20-12, they had nothing to be ashamed of. Although the Bulldogs had lost the war on the scoreboard, they had won the statistical battle. St. Teresa retaliated and defeated Warrensburg easily, 46-0, but then lost a heartbreaker to Tuscola in overtime. This ag would come back to haunt the Bulldogs because a victory would have given them the Okaw Cham- pionship and a berth in the State playoffs. St. Teresa rebounded from the loss with a 21-20 victory over a tough Mahomet-Seymour team. Then, reminis- cent of years gone by, they ripped crosstown rival Lakeview 49-0 to initiate the homecoming weekend. The Bull- dogs then lost to Tolono Unity. Heading into the final part of the season, St. Teresa finally got untracked. They waltzed through St. Joe, Monti- cello, and Sullivan by scores of 49-0, 21-0, and 50-0, respectively. St. Teresa didn’t win a State Championship this year, but they still had the best record in the city. While 6 wins and 3 losses is not what the Bulldog fans have become accustomed to, it is still very respectable. Also, by defeat- ing their last three opponents by a combined score of 120-0, it is a sign that St. Teresa football has a very promis- ing future. Steve Turner- Shut-outs: the St. T. Specialty. Our loyal managers 62 , 215 lb. Tim Cloyd: All-City, All- Conference tackle Mike Uhl. one of our leading linemen MVP Steve Turner. Player of the All-Citv, All-Conference Tight Our flashy flanker, Jeff Dooley Year and All-Everything, led city End, Jim Mellon In scoring. Placekicker Ben Jedlicka made 31 out of 32 conversions; Linebacker Rork Wil- liams nabbed 4 interceptions. Joe Hartwig, tough Defensive End The guys that ended up underneath Tackle Kelly Talcott didn't = forget it for awhile . NSATIONS? ol Mean-lookin’ Defensive Mike Crngsby, all-star Running =] t - : hk End, Kevin f eri ¥ Back hs ng s MIP (Most In Our fightin Fullback, Pat Hay BS Tommy O’Connel, a Running Back who sure jured Player) did his share of running! 1. a - ” y ¢ ‘a 4 é ‘=. = co - she “ te = ° r ian Senior sweeties: bottom: Pat Hayes, Ben Jedlicka, Jim Mellon, Kelly Talcoth, Jim Cloyd, Mike Uhl; middle: Steve Turner, Lee Handley, Rork Williams, Kevin Merry; top: John Dougherty, Chris Dooley, Tom O'Connell, Joe Hartwig, Cary Peters Pat Hayes, tearin’ up the turf! J-V Football: Ist row: Francis Larry, Jack Wagner, Greg Laughery, John Geison, Kent Boaz, Todd McKenzie, Rob House, Dave Weisbecker; 2nd row: Coach Howley, Bob Kennedy, Chris Doolin, Joe Renne, Chris Fichter, Chris McCoy, Mark Haskell, Scott Grossman; 3rd row: Tim Blankenship, Doug Hanson, Ed Wrigley, Chris Moser, Tim MacNamara, Bnan Somers. Danny Peters, Rex Bourne: 4th row: Lee Collins, Kevin Bullington, Craig Smith, Tim Hoffman, John Lampkin. BULL “FROGS” Row |: Gordan Galloway, Mark Martina, Thane Koning, John Soper, Rob Knight, John Roddis, Steve Washburn, Derek Lee. Chuck Crum, Row 2: Ted Miller, Tom Hayward, Steve Heck, Gary Burgess, Ben Pothast, Jerry Downing, Chris Steinkoening, Ed Strobel. Row 3: Steve Niers, David Sebok, John Martin, Jose Protko, Tom Coventry, John Mellon, Dave Senger, Robbie Spencer. Row 4: Mark Laughery, Mike Regan, Joe Moody, Mike Sheehan, Tim Stowell, Brad Welch, Steve Neisman, Danny Beck BOUNCING Steve Lobb, Steve Turner, Jim Mellon, John Fitzgerald, Pat Morrison, Matthew McElroy, Mike Grigsby The 1976-77 St. Teresa basketball team may not have won every game, but they sure gave us something worth cheer- ing for. Coached by Ken Park, the Bulldogs played a much better season than the record indicates. We lost several games by just one or two points and these could have gone either way. Everyone on the team gave it all they had, so we all have every reason to be proud of them. Mad BULLDOGS John Fitzgerald may be little, but he sure gave the tall guys on the other teams the run- around. Mike Gngsby, guard, may look a little sur- prised to have the ball, but don’t worry—he sure knew what to do with it! Steve Lobb. forward, shows off his ball-handling ability, Jim Mellon bndges the gap by scoring two more pts. His height and ability made him our invaluable center Pat Morrison, center, stretches out to pain control of the ball An Sean ma Steve Turner, forward and expert at facial expressions, accounted for most of the pts. chalked up by St. T this season. Matt McElroy, though only a Sophomore, started on Varsity as both forward and guard “Jump, Jim, jump! i Best seats in the house. Who says smiles don’t count? gee =) ee “Look ma, no feet” It looks so easy WS Kneeling: Jack Wagner, Dave Fitzgerald, Ed Wirgley, Nick Milhauser, Mike Lyons, Marty Stauder, Standing: Bnan Somers. Matt Vandercarr, Doug Hanson, Mark Pothast, Stan Spencer, John Althoff. f oly a BY i _— Pun ial] ts ‘ Kneeling: David Senger, Mike Martina, Ben Pothast, Steve Neisman, Sam Potts, Jerry Downing, Joe Moody, Mike Sheehan, Standing: Dan Beck, Mark Martina, Marty Mickey, Scott Tapscott, Brian Smith, Jose Protko, Rob Bronovik, Steve Neiers, Tom Coventry, Coach Molnar. } Golf Team Kneeling: Scott Tapscott, Sam Potts, Matry Mickey, Standing: Mr. Canny, Joe Handley, Tim Rebert, Bill Sharkey, Tim Potts, Jeff Smith, Tom Mathias, Chris Ficther. Swim Team Paul Feldman, Tom Frey, Mr. Foy, Joe Frey gg ’ + ee r bl Ce en oe ge ' of iat 7 ' 4} pee: Fs ‘ ee a oe ee A. =o ae Se ers — 5 ag wae tA 2 Kneeling: Tim Potts, James Quintenz, Mike Handley, Sam Potts, Joe Handley; Standing: Coach Molnar, Bill Hladick, Todd Statzer, Byron Gibbons, Jim Alling, Chris Olson, Billy Chrysler, Andy Sturgeon. Sep. 7 Warrensburg Sep. 9 Shelbyville with Warrensburg Sep. 11 Decatur Open Sep. 16 St. Joseph with Tuscola Sep. 18 Clinton with Mahomet Sep. 21 Monticello Sep. 22 Mt. Zion with Argenta Sep. 25 Spartan Classic Sep. 28 Blue Mound with Warrensburg Sep. 30 Niantic 100 2 Clinton (home) 5 Warrensburg (home) t. 12 Cowden Herrick . 13 Macon County Meet . 14 Hillsboro (home) _19 Blue Mound (home) +t. 25 Cowden Herrick, Mt. Zion (home) 't. 26 Mahomet with St. Joe . 28 Niantic (home) . 30 District a ae, | a rz. L= (standing) Cary Peters, Don Soper, Rork Williams, John Moody, Kevin Doolin, Mike Uhl, Mark Rountree, Tim Steinkoenig, Stan Spencer, Pat Hayes, Coach Howley. 1977 Baseball Team: (kneeling) Joe Handley, Mike Grigsby, Bill Haskins, Mike Blazier, Rusty Craig, Bnan Haskell, Tim Hanstedt, Bill Chrysler Bulldog Backers The 1977 St. Teresa Baseball Team, coached by Terry Howley, had a great “A face that could win a thousand baseball games’(7) season! Besides winning most of their games, they were also District Cham- F pions! Besides this, two players were named to the All-City Team: Joe Han- dley and John Moody. (John was also named MVP) 10] ; a ine © =e — a ye ete 5 en . = © try @ ag PP Se el By”! 5 SP = “aes eee ee . - 5 i” - we P 3 i 2 , _ oe a oe tres Ty Aa @: “gk ey re “Pick a hand, any hand TAKE ME OUT | wonder if this is how the Cardinals started out . - | e e rr ae : Fi “i =| - SON a ae % . ‘ ¥ : q a, , ! ‘ a er fe) = i i : a , ‘ ! ye! Jj a © : oe mis . Le ee 12 ie © 3 r or ee de a “SAFE! 103 ist row: K. Merry. T. Lohrstorfer. J. Dooley. T. O°Connell, M. Irvin, 5, Norton, J. Quintenz, J. Ferriozzi; 2nd row: J. Mellon. M., Laughery. § Neisman, J. Wagner, G. Laughery, J. Alling, R. O'Neill, B. Pothast; 3rd row: B. Hladick. D. Mellon, T. Cloyd, B. Jedlicka, T. Vaughn, 5. Wash- burn, 5. Spencer; 4th row: Coach Molnar, E. Smith, T. Mulhollard, E. Strobel. B. Gibbons. T. Willsey. A. Sturgeon, | Milanski. “= |) mee ST. T. TRACK TEAM Junior Andy Sturgeon, our star miler and 2-miler, main- tains his lead. What a jock! Ben Pothast exhibits his winning style 104 h 'W= The Leader of the Pack oe Warm-up exercises 105 ‘A’ Team: Ist row: Kristy ame Angie Sharkey, Cindy Kaelin, Teri Vaughan, Mrs F = : . 4 - : - : cs Moser (coach), 2nd row: Joan Burford, Kay Martin, Peggy Hahn, Mary Senger BALL . x in ; =. fa 1 Nader ‘B’ Team: L. to R: Cathy Kaelin. Anne Uhl, Missy Kirtland Liz Groves. mae nes Y fore MaMa.) yd MEAs. Tl iy ea ett er eee Karie Lytle. Michelle Brown, Paula McPeek. Anne McElroy. Karen Nalefski., Who says boys are the only athletic ones? St. Teresa’s Girls Volleyball teams proved them wrong. Not only can these girls jump, serve, and return a ball as well as the boys, but they’re also a lot prettier! LO? WE DIDN’T WIN THEM ALL, BUT ‘hss eae | ‘A’ Team: (seated) Mary Jane Hayes, Mary Senger, Sue Neisman, Theresa Lohrstorfer, Mary Lewis. (standing) Beth McElfresh, Cathy Neiers, Anne Hubbard, Missy Downing, Kim Rayhill, Carol Mulligan; not pictured: Mary and Sheila Wolf. The St. Teresa girls’ Basket- ball teams had a great sea- son. Standouts in scoring included Anne Hubbard and Teresa Lohrstorfer, but all the girls on both A and B teams and faithful coach, Mrs. McMullen, contrib- uted to the success. 108 THAT’S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES: ‘B’ Team: (kneeling) Mary Jane Hayes, Kathy Burger, Kim Rayhill, Mary Lewis, Carol Mulligan, Janet Rudolph; (standing) Cathy Neiers, Cindy Stuckey, Karla Will, Kay Martin, Allyson Sedlak, Denise Welcher, Missy Downing. A) roaNG ee Girl's Track Team: (front) K. Laughery, “Coach” Lees, C. Kaelin, K. Barnett. (back) §. Wolf, K. Schuerman, N. Baietto, J. Lees, L. Wolf, D. Snead, S. O’Bnen, J. Burford, T. Vaughan, C. Kaelin. Not pictured: Katy Olson, Kay Martin rie a Beg etn i=: Coach Mrs. Moser 11a How can you smile while you're run- ning a mile, Sheila? SPEEDING BULLET? ‘ , - % ? z fier _—” « Tennis Captain: Gloria Tennis Team: Colleen Roach, Allyson Sedlak, Missy Downing, Diane McCarthy, Beth McElfresh. 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Dougherty, A. Sedlak, ¢ Lashmet, J Bradley. Row 2: J. Weaver, K. Castleman. K. Kulik, L. Lawrence, J. Davis, J. Merry. M Doyle. Penning. J. Kromer, D. Stone, T. Burke, P. Miller, Baielto, N. Pete Mulligan, A. Behringer, J. Slade. Row 3: C. O’Brien, M. McFadden, C, Murphy, C. Roach, A. McElroy, C. Kaelin, | Neietzel, L. Conway, J. Lees, K Turner, A. Uhl. Row 4: M. Rebert, P. McCarthy, T. Warren, T. Schrodt, J. Hippler. J. Rudolp! kK. Paskert, C. Cummins, J. Benedict, K. Piercall, P. Siorey f be “ : ve bas Ist row: C, McCarthy, T. Lipe, A. Stengel, C. Wurth, C. Tyrolt. 2nd row: M. Miller, T. Flynn, B. House. 3rd row: D. McCarthy, K. Hippler, | Reynolds. T. James, M. Lees. B. Kraudel. 4th row: D. Heneghan, M. Collins, L. Vahlkamp, D Vanderlaan, B. McElfresh, | 2 . isos S| i ool a hae eee 2 os xh a uae Pere Par Lg tinge. aa ® on Frente Seo a be aaa sf Fes Lytle, R. Ferry, M. Ernst, J. Moser, T. O'Brien, 5S Burischi, B. Brunner, J, Stowell, J. Applegate, P. Hahn, S. Kolbeck, J Kraft, J. Huck, M. McDonald, T. Strohl. T. . Winters. L. Houran, D. Hill. J. Cloyd, A. Shee Talcou, 8, Wilson, C. Heneghan, Sli rey, J. Booth. rs, L. Wolf, S. Storement, D. Stuckey. C Groves. K. Lytle. L. ih, D. Jacobs. Wi. W elssing. M Althoff. P. Peters. han, A. Sharkey, D lr. Huber, M. Tirpak, T. ay — = + -et — 5 + ee Istrow: M. Kirtland, C. Bundy, T. Lytle. M. Behnke. M. Brown, M. Jedlicka, J. Wyant, M. Frankovich, L. Leiner. M. Turner. P. Lewis, T. Vaughan, T. Sexton, Mrs. Hunt. 2nd row: P. Leach, C. Smith, K. Campbell, J. Yonker, 8. Jacobs, N. Potts, K. Nalefski, J. Kikolla, T. Skube. D. Reynolds, M. Dugan, S. Jordan. 3rd row: B. Weissing. L. Tyrolt, J. Bollero, D. Snead. T, Boehm, N. Stauder, K. MacMurdo, K. Klein. J schneider, J. Reagan, L. Irvin, K. Rayhill. 4th row: P. Forbes, C. Morton. J. Smith, P. Meyer. L. Kaufman, K. Burger. C. Bradley. J. Moran. J. O'Brien, L. Blakeman, M. Hayes, C. Higar, M. Gaffron. 5th row: M. Brown, 8S. O’Brien, L. Carmean, L. Shepard, 8. McEvoy, J. Miller, F. Delatte, V. Wells. L. Koning, T. Schroth Ist row: K. Daugherty, B. Norton, K. Bundy, P. Fawcett, C. Cahan, T. Smith, K. Boaz, |. Ferry, A. Ferre. 2nd row: A. Hubbard, K. Kir- tland, L. Kusnerik, K. O’Neill, K. Seidman, P. Smith, J. House, D. Lees, K. Wall, J. Clements. 3rd row: M. Lynch, B. MacMurdo, A. Lewis, L. Higar, J. Brinkoetter, K. Campbell, P. McPeek, C. Kaelin, K. Laughery. 4th row: A. Will, M. Vandercar. V. Sulicz, G. Cabrera, L. schuerman, 8. Kropla, K. McCarthy, N. Ashley. 5th row: R. Pohar, K. McCormick, C. Bowman, J. Reidman, 8. Hilliard, J. Ballanee, C. Alling, J. Hullinger, M. Dawson, L. Wangrow a _e—-n n - a -- or Th 1 a. a it f x % Ag ve. £ = A eet 1 ame” : - . J ’ at P i: “yy ’ i DINNER The French students did many things to- gether including going out to dinner and then afterwards attending a play. Shown at left are just a few of the many French students who participated in these activities. Shown here are just a few of the German Club members. The club actually consists of all German 1,2,3 and 4 students. From left to nght are Judy Hullinger, Mike Tirpak, Nancy Ashley and Patty Davis. THE SPANISH FIESTA This was another of Mrs. Hunt’s un- usual ideas. St. Teresa had their own Mardi gras this year. All Spanish stu- dents were involved in the merrymak- ing. Lots of food and fun for everyone. No one expects the Spanish Inquisition! llé =A =mee Anes Sm m= Front: Sue Wilson, Mrs. Mennel, Mrs. Renner, Colleen Heneghan, Nancy Straza. Tom Behringer. Back: Lisa Roddis, Laura Enloe. Tammy Daugherty. Beth McElfresh, Sherie Copenhaver, Mary Ann Gaffron ma ie oll- L I B R A RK Y Row |: Liz Stern, Lisa Konig, Pam Lewis, Therese Lipe, Miss Peters, Kim Castleman. Row 2: Eric Russel, Mrs. Ash, Mary O’Connor, Mary Lynch, Kay Martin. Row 3: Mike Tirpak, Cathy Neiers, Karla Will, Diane Vanderlaan. Row 4: Brian Somers, Steve Sakunas. s a = Row |: Lisa Scheurman, Gloria Cabrera, Bill Long. Row 2: Kim Castleman, Miss Peters, Therese Lipe, Andy Robinson, Greg Stengel Row 3: Tony Justis, Pam Lewis, Liz Stern, Martha Mitchell, Diane Vanderlaan, Scott Fisher, Dan Zeimer, Tom Frey BEHIND THE SCENES? TOSS-UP QUESTION: WHO ARE THE ORIGINAL “QUIZ KIDS”? Senior Scholastic Bowl: Ist row: Brenda MacMurdo, Cindy Kaelin, Kitty Barnett, Kathy Laughery, Kristy Campbell, Nancy Ashley. 2nd row: Mike Weaver, Bill Sharkey, Kelly Talcott, Lee Handley, Jim Mellon, Mike Tirpak y ANSWER: THE SCHOLASTIC BOWL TEAMS: ¢ (‘RES FER! Junior Scholastic Bowl: Ist row: Mary Kay McDonald, Trudy Flynn, Mimi Miller, Laura Winters, Diane McCarthy, Mary Tirpak, Angie Sharkey, Karol O’Brien. 2nd row: Phil Sarikas, Phil Hullinger, Dave Neiers, Tom Willsey, Jeff Smith, Mike McKinley. Newspaper Staff... iii a Newspaper staff: (seated) Tony Vandercar, Greg Haskins, Mrs. Tregillis, Greg Stengel, Mark Rountree, Mike Tirpak, (standing) Karla MacMurdo, Kay Martin, Mike Weaver (editor), Brenda LeCrone, Kathy Cummins, Teresa Schrodt Something New at St. Teresa! At last we have a school newspaper! The “St. T. Times”, consisting of news, editorials, creative work, and even comic strips, comes out once a month to let us know what's going on in and around school. We also have a new club! It’s called “Biology Club” and it’s the brain-child of Mr. McMullen. It was formed by students who are not only concerned about nature, ecology, and Environmental Protection, but are also willing to do something about it. 7 Biology Club... Biology Club: (kneeling) Dave Geisen, Mike Blazier, Billy Chrysler, Chris Olsen, (standing) Colleen Carr, Donna Heneghan, Katie Olsen. Mr. Mac, Kay Martin, Peggy Hahn, Carla Vercellino. STUDENT COUNCI . re -) ; i Sse 08 0 oT ee Row |: Kelly Talcott, Kelly Wall, Donna Lees, Mike Weaver, Bill Haskins, Kathy Laughery, Cindy Kaelin, Debbie Snead, Mary Kay Lees, Row 2: Art Sharkey, Mike Reagan, Kim Ray hill, Karla MacMurdo, Paul Feldman, Kent Boaz. Lisa Schuerman, € ‘hris Behnke, Jerry Downing, Tom Lampkin, Teresa Althoff, Tina Strohl, Row 3: Ed Strobel, Terri Dougherty, Judy Moser, Mary Ann Earnst, Ann Uhl, Cathy Kaelin, Mike Mckinley lls - it a . =i = - | — sreeete = Sus al The ‘tt a, pieait President: Bill Haskins, Vice President: Mike Weaver, Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Laughery TFT light ny candle from their torches. — Robert Burton 120 Row |: Marty Vanhoudnos, Paula McPeek, Jean Ballance, Jean Clements, Bill Haskins, Bill Sharkey, Nancy Ashley, Kitty Barnett. Martha Groves. Row 2: Jody House, Gloria Cabrera, Laura Enloe, Donna Hill, Julie Applegate, Coleen Heneghan, Kay Martin, Car- olyn Roney, Carla Vercellino. Row 3: Kay McCarthy, Phil Hullinger, Pat Hayes, Kathy Laughery, (treasurer), Mike Weaver (V-Pres.). Tammy Daugherty (Pres.), Cathy Alling (Sgt.-ai-arms), Cathy C ‘ahan (Sec.), Beth Norton, Sue Rebert, Kit Seidman, Kelly Talcott. AaAaArmriBoaorti-z Row |: Cathy Cahan, Tammy Daugherty, Mr. Straka, Nancy Ashley, Kay McCarthy. Row 2: Kelly Talcott, Mike Weaver, Mike Tirpak., Sue Rebert, Kathy Laughery, Kay Martin, Kitty Barnett. = OBEN I2! PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: THAT’S WHAT MISSION CLUB IS ALL ABOUT When someone cares it is easier to speak it 18 easier to listen it Is easier to play it 18 easier to work when someone cares it is easier to laugh = Susan Polis Schutz - Mission Club Officers: President Carla Vercellino, V-P Maggie And this smiling face belongs to our advi Dawson, Treas. Peggy Hahn, Sec. Kitty Barnett. sor—Sr. Rose Marie who worked like you wouldn't believe. Some loyal Mussion Club members—Ann, Julie. Cathy and Kay. An overall view of one of Mission Club's biggest projects—the Christmas Party. : Lit UP : }Z2 NHS: OLD AND NEW L to R Sitting: Anne Hubbard, Cindy Kaelin, Kelly Talcott, Donna Lees, Jim Mellon, Standing: Leslie Kusnerik, Kathy Laughery, Lammy Daugherty, Pat Hayes, Mike Weaver, Frank Little, Bill Sharkey, Jo Brinkoetter, Brenda MacMurdo, Cathy Cahan, Mike Tirpak, Carla Vercellino, Kitty Barnett, Beth Norton. Not pictured: Nancy Ashley L to R: Carolyn Roney, Lynette Jolly, Patty Davis, Lisa Wangrow, Julie Kraft, Colleen Heneghan, Mary Kay McDonald, Joanne Reidman, Julie Paglino, Sheila Hennelly, Angie Sharkey, Kristy Campbell, Mike McKinley, Liz Storey, Kay McCar- thy, Julie Applegate, Tim Lohrstorfer, Joe Comiskey, David Neiers aeee Ph a (ur loyal adviser—Mrs. Meister [23 WE PASS THIS WAY BUT ONCE ... Students we are our high school days. Friends forever we will stay. The fun, the laughs we share together- comes with homework which last forever. You pass this way but once they say. But we know the memories of high school days will be with us in our hearts and minds to stay. TERESA SCHRODT FRESHMAN CHORUS—Top to bottom: Cristine Piercall, Dina Keever, Kim Castle- man, Kathy Kulik, Pam Storey, Maura McFadden, Ann Uhl, Julie Hippler, Denise Haggerty, Julie Slade, Teresa Schrodt, Kathy Murphy, Nanette Peters, Liz Sterns. Liz y = a t a a == — STL ADVANCED CHORUS—L. to R. Bottom Row: Faith Delatte, Mary Jane Hayes, Nancy Stauder, Karen Klein. 2nd row: Missy Downing, Donna Hill, Leslie Kusnerik, Tami Schroth | 24 Ay Row |—(L-R) Ron Munsterman, Kelly Talcott, Mike McKinley, Celia Whitehead, Beth Norton, Bill Haskins, Dave Niers, Jeff Suzewits Row 2—Mary Senger, Diane McCarthy, Julie Applegate, Teresa Huber, Angie Sharkey. Row 3—Donna Henneghan, Kim Rayhill, Art Sharkey, Teresa Althoff, Colleen Henneghan, Becky Patton, Mrs. Ward (Advisor), Laurie Talcott, Kay Martin, Tammy Daugherty, Kristy ampbell, Mary Lynch, Sandy Moser, Brenda MacMurdo. Row 4—Phil Sarikas. Kathy Hippler, Laura Winters, Sue Wilson, “Donna Hill. Peggy Hahn, Mary Kay McDonald, Karol O’Brien, Jule Kraft, Julie Paglino, Patty Davis, Cindy Stuckey. AMERICAN FIELD Tammy Daugherty, our summer abroad student to Celia Whitehead, our Beth Norton, our summer abroad student Bangkok, Thailand foreign exchange stu- to Milan, Italy dent from Barbados 4 TAMMY VISITS THAILAND I spent the summer of 1976 in Bangkok, Thailand. I lived with the Sangsit family. I had two sisters, Chintana (23 years old) and Somapun (21 years old). My sisters’ nicknames are Pii Mam and Pii Mom, respectively. I also had a brother, Poonpong (age 17) nicknamed Jib. I called my mother Kuhn Maa and my father Kuhn Pa. I went to Samsen Vidhyalai School. My summer meant more to me than I could every say in one paragraph. | had a fantastic time and | learned alot. I will always love the Thai people, especially my family, for they gave so much to make their country mine. Tammy Daugherty AFS—Thailand LENT Tammy and Boo (a friend of my lhe sym bol of the school sister, Pii Mam) on an elephant which | attended. nde. My sisters cating rice. Pil Mam (Chintana) at left and Pi Mom (Somapun) al right. A meat market in Supanburi. Tammy with a baby elephant at the Ancient Pii Mam and Tammy. I'm in my school City. | uniform. . Beth Norton spent her summer in Milan, It aly. Beth stayed with the Enrico Preite Family. LOOK OUT ITALY, HERE COMES BETH? This year we were pleased to have Celia Whitehead from Barbados as our AFS exchange student. She stayed with the McCoy family, pictured left. We all hope she liked us as much as we all like her! ST. TERESA WELCOMES CE-CE? RBOOK In case you re wondering, those people running diagonally across your page are what are called Yearbook edi- tors. All four of them. But even with four editors we had to work really hard to make our deadlines. (We made ONE!) Thanks to Mr. Donnelly, our company representative, and to Mrs. Sargent and Miss Peters, our advisors we managed to get things done pretty w ell ... eventually, I think I can speak for all four editors in saying that we really had a [ot of fun this year trying to put this bo k together. And | think | can also speak for all of us when I say, “Thank God it’s almost over!’ ; “Deadline? What deadline? Oh—yes- terday's deadline.” A Carla Vercellino Pe + look. “And here's what I think of year- book.” Typical Kitty Barnett look. A picture of innocence. Phil Romano Ke PS — Who's the guy with the eyes? It's none other than Frank Little. REMEMBER? DO YoU 130 TH ES SHADOWS OF |32 “Ah. don't!” Sleepin fu Beauty MISTY YESTERYEARS “Oh. it hurts!” ” a a, ' ‘ 3 + 4 ‘ “pe bs 7 ‘ e 5 | a. a smile, Kelly! “I bet | do!” What a way to spend the day, huh Dan? Do you remember = a: 4 “2. a, ca and the tears 134 you left behind Remember, the laughter the shadows of misty yesteryears Remember so gather moments while vou may The seasons are passing one by one Remember collect the dreams vou dream today = [soem Qur Valedictorian, Frank Robert Little, Jr Bill and Leslie led the songs. Our Salutatorian, Micheal Scott Weaver 136 Bishop Joseph McNicholas celebrated Mass “Sing a new song unto the Lord. Let your song be sung from mountains high Sing a new song unto the Lord, Singing Alleluia!” Together we have been through alot. For four years we have grown together. And now together we cele- brate Commencement: our Begin- ning. These are our last moments to- gether and now we go our separate ways, singing our new songs. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. James Alling Mr. Mrs. Maurice Althoff Mr. Mrs. E.J. Arseneault Ray E. Ashley Family Mr. Mrs. Roy L. 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