St Thomas High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

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'f-'--Ng7I:'?:-Fzltlifzx. - ' x., 'fi A' 'Zigi' -QT Q.:-Cir-T4 I -N 4- LH ...U 'ru L 'SH ' FACULTY AND CURRICULUM V 'S K g LZ I T ' 1 ' ' ' PAINTS, PATTERNS . l ABOVE: Patti Wykes shows her approval as her fellow students continue with their work in Art III, l ABOVE: Bob Conlin demonstrates the technique of painting to all the girls around him in Art II. V 1 1 Mrs. Rosemary McKenna l I POTS AND PANS Where is a better place to express yourself than in art class? Students learn the essentials of the craft such as brush strokes, and color combinations and how to work with water colors as well as oil paints. Sculpturing is also popular in the course. This year we've seen new outfits galore that came out of clothing class. Sewing machines, pattern books, pins, needles, thread, patterns, and colorful material could be seen around Room 200 during class time. Out of the confusion was witnessed all these being trans- formed into new skirts, jumpers, ponchos, etc. As for foods class-the large number of people in it learned almost everything possible about the subject at hand -foods! Important facts such as vitamin value, and cal- orie content of different edibles were brought out. But the grande finale took place when the cooking began. Throughout the days people's noses were in the air trying to decipher the different smells-there was choc- olate chip cookies, brownies, cherry pie. . . Thank you Mrs. McKenna for educating us in the fine crafts of artistry, sewing and cookery. - .1 tw: A ., xt. , , u t lt 1 ff' P-1 Uv-.wh .YH , Lt 1 at nw ew ,tt tl. t if mst W du wr. L ' t. tt,-. ,tt gy t 1. ,t- tv, 1.5, V ra W tg, T-1. e f ,ff-N r-fx ,I F -14 fsx -. ,gm HL, ., TOP: Once Jane Payeur has threaded her machine she has conquered the biggest problem in Clothing I. ABOVE: Margaret Payeur and Carol Komosinski have that satisfied look as jim Ziegler and Ken Morris mix their ingredients in Foods. THIS IS ouR BUSINESS I Business English, a recently added course to the Business Education Department, gives the students an opportunity to learn correct business terminology, punctuation, grammar and letter-writing form. Previous or current enrollment in typing is required. Miss Jacque- line Warnbaugh, new to the St. Thomas fac- ulty, teaches this class, Typing I, II and Personal Typing. 1 4 Missjacqueline Wambaugh ABOVE: Colleen McClatchy and Mary Arnold assist Mary Zielinski in explaining the proper form for a business letter to Mike Doneth. BELOW: Kathy Oshaben and Theresa Flanagan encounter new problems in Personal Typing. -,Q I DRAFTING HAS MANY ANGLES ABOVE: Don Weber receives special attention from Drafting instructor Mr. Leppanen while Gary Clark looks on. BELOW: Mike Pennisi in full concentration and with a steady hand is ready to begin drawing a new figure. :Q-4 Music MAKERS, INCORPORATED , The sound of music was sup- plied by thc St. Thomas choral groups under the direction of Sister Patricia O'Toole. Num- berwise they could be called mini-chorals, but perfor- mance-wise they were maxi- chorals all the way. At both practices and concerts it was evident that interest and enthusi- asm were the qualities that char- acterize both teacher and stu- dents. lr I ABOVE: Some members of First Semester Choral, Chris Oliver, Mike ldruzich, Peggy Parrot, Susan Simon, and Marie Khymayyis. BELOW: Second Semester Choral, Colleen Ryan, Cindy Clark, Mike Kruz- ich, Marty Flanagan, Andy McMillan, Barb Sieron. Front row ofrirers: Peggy Parrot, Susan Simon, Con- nie Corona, Kathy Conling Middle row: Sue Hardie, Chris Oliver, Leisa Langstaff. Top Row: Ellen St. john, Marguerite Dinka, Sue Belanger. Sister Patricia at the piano. w I STAY FIT WITH GYM ABOVE: Mark Heilman and jesse Hevia prepare for a rigorous gym class. BELOW: The girlls gym class plays many sports during the year including field hockey. How clearly all of us upperclassmen remember those Freshman days when we were required to take Physical Education and Health. This year's Freshman have enjoyed that fifty-live minute period of pitting themselves against each other to keep both physically and mentally fit. They have played volleyball, basketball, field hockey, badminton, archery and other invigorating sports. Miss Muczyn- ski came new to the St. Thomas athletic department this year and the girls all enjoyed her. Mr. Ramker, a Two-year veteran has survived through the task of teaching the boys. Yes we will never be able to forget all those days of showers that were also required and how a person suddenly woke up after first hour gym with hair that looked like a tornado had just passed through it. If only you guys could know what a disaster it was trying to get back to looking like our normal selves, maybe then you'd appreciate our good looks. just always remember that gym was exciting in every way. Mr. Michael Ramker hfliss Carol Muczynski PLAYING THE 'NUMBERS GAME a-1--rr ABOVE: Scott Meldrum is dubious about Tom Driscolls explanation in Math IV. I .. 'E .tl l' 'l'iZ:'.gvj a t EL i x -as is x - Q t - v . W .I M 131--J 24 , 13 Mrs. Barbara Mosher Mr. Eugene Leppanen ABOVE: Marianne Simon, Ann Eisele arid Steve Heilmann have that UI told-you-so look as they explain a geometry problem. LANGUAGES GROW AT S.T. The five-level courses offered by the St. Thomas Math Department are any- thing but a 'Lgamef' Ask the students who have to 'maintain a high average in order to qualify for the sequential courses. Mrs. Barbara Mosher brings experience and enthusiasm to her work as head of the department. Mr. Eugene Leppanen, who assists her, is a competent mathematician, who also applies his skill to a related area-Drafting. Sister Florentia and Sis- ter Barbara, our language teachers, feel quite at home both in their fields and at St. Thomas. This year French IV and Latin III have been added to the curriculum, enabling students to earn a major in two languages. Skill in reading is emphasized during the first two years of language courses. Speaking and writing in the foreign language are additional skills impart- ed in third and fourth years. Redies wait for their turn. ., F4-M,-dc, 3511 X Q., , 'x . IMALQLJ' ,I ABOVE: Mary Pat Lovernick, a Latin III scholar takes time out to clue in Connie Blond Judy Bricault on Caesars conquests in Latin II. Sister Barbara Berg Sister Florentia Mclnerney Mary Roberts writes out French I problem while Greg Morris and and l l A x l w l 19 LANGUAGE ARTS IN ACTIGN ABOVE: Charlie seems to be saying to Kathy Conlin, Did you enjoy my specch?,' Stephanie DeNeff looks relieved that her demonstration of dog-training is over. TOP: History of Drama students prepare for a presentation. 20 Q1 . tl' Mfig, 1 ' 55 x 1 .QQ ,A i I 'jx 'l V .Q f-- A l -vv- w . MJS. Kathym Otwell l The Language Arts Department initiated the elective system this year-a move that pleased faculty arid students alike. New to the curriculum are courses such as Modern Liter- ature, History of Drama, Communication Skills, Nobel Prize Authors, Literary Master- pieces, and Reading Skills. Mrs. Powell heads the department and moderates the school news- paper Contac. Sister Marion moderates the yearbook. Mrs. Otwell xis the third member of the Language Arts staff. Sister Mildred, school counselor, teaches the popular Reading Skills course. l V. 4 l l l l 1 I 4 . . l Sr. Marion Haas r l rg h ABOVE: The expression on Nora Chien's and Debbie Forner's faces tell whose paper is being shown to the Communication skills class. BELOW: Reading Skills students Paula Huczek and Pam Mod- jeski use some of the equipment basic to their course. fl-lliljl-IRQ L l RELIGIQN- ABOVE: Kate Fogelsong finds a diagram in Morality class amusing. Bob Knight finds it confusing and hopes it will go away if he doesn't look at it. BELOW: Sue Chenoweth tries the smile approach on Teen Agers and Christ classmates Amy Anhut and Bob Kraft. Reading and 'riting and lrithmetic, 'taught to the tune of a hickory stick -so go the words of an old'song. Another basic- Religion-is part of our curricu- lum, and in place of the hickory stick, this is taught to the tune of elective courses, modern text- books, audiovisual material, dedicated teachers, student- planned liturgies and retreats, active pupil participation in classroom activities, field trips, and outside speakers. Religion courses provide opportunities for searching, outside ourselves and within ourselves. Students who are open ,and reasonably mature find thatythe ideas presented in their coarses are the facts of life and thats what it's all about: LIFE.. l -3. K , Sister Patricia O'Toole Sister Mary Robert Gilloe ABOVE: Sue Belanger and Scott Hayner are leading the class review in Comparative Christian Religions. BELOW: Ann Di- Donato seems to have posed a puzzling question to Lawyer William Hiller, guest speaker in the senior Marriage class. 23 SCIENCE- i Science this year has been more satisfying and interesting ' , than in previous years. Classes are open to sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors. The young upperclassmen chemists and physicists elect science courses for a variety of reasons: natu- ral interest, challenge, career requirements, and a chance to associate with Mr. Bartley, friend and line teacher. A secon- dary reason for a few might be the boiling pot. Mrs. Cal- houn also manages to keep busy. In addition to three Biology I classes-a sophomore requirement-she teaches the depart- ments newly added Advanced Biology and Conservation elec- tives. Both courses have proved popular, having reached maxi- mum enrollment long before registration was completed. Mr. Kenneth Bartley qMrs. Geraldine Calhoun l l 'gf ,ff ABOVE: Physics can't be as much fun as Tom Marshall, Carol Ulrich, Mark Bertz and jane Mosher are showing it to be, but it docs have it's lighter moments. 24 X SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ,rf x If t t i 1 IH' 5i:'ii 'l1 t 2' I I Y il- 1 I' ' f A Q, TOP: Advanced Biology student, jim Simon measures leaf growth of hormone-treated plant. Patti O'Don- nell keeps an eye on the gerbil that Sandy Morehouse has planted LOWER RIGHT: jon Chavez looks a little doubtful as mad scientist Kathy Coughlin experiments with a chemistry experiment. LOWER LEFT: Conservationists Peggy Meade, Debbie Kraft, Mike Pennisi and Gale Norton go in for some dirty work as they examine soil on the school grounds. I3 The Social Studies Department consisted of two teachers, yet it main- tained a busy schedule offering a wide variety of courses. Mr. Alfred Curtiss, famous for his hieroglyphics on the chalk board, headed the department. Mr. Richard Look, transferred to St. Thomas from St. john's, Ypsi. Even though we couldn't all register in his World History, Geography, or American History classes, Mr. Look became quite familiar to all during the football season. Mr. Curtiss taught semester courses in Current Events, Government, Economics, and Sociology. With the combined efforts of these two line teachers, American History was brought to the Juniors. Through panel discussions, explora- tions of maps, and current news- papers, students became aware of what formed the foundations of today, and how the world presently stands. PEOPLE 1 I 1 l l l ' 1-- V l AND :PLACES ABOVE: Bill DiDonato discovers Arabia in World History. BELOW: Marguerite Dinka,jim Ziegler, Mary jo Chicoine, and Marilyn Montoye recordthe results of the Michigan election during Government class. iff? . T'-R V THEN AND NCW EH C. -51-:,-5 ffl fi 52. J 5? .'1,5l:g, N ' , W B524 ,x-3554 ,ls l 3'elE!4'ff '-f-'51'?ff.'--- . 1 'R-5-sggt-,5,g5..:ff A if ...,i1?!E-gf , g rfffstbh : f :- -IGN5' sa ,QAM Mr. Richard Look Mr. Alfred Curtiss 1. . ABOVE: Dale Phillips, Karen Kluin, jim Woods, and Pete O'Neil learn about World Geogra- phy through projected maps. BELOW: The legalization of grass is discussed by Current Events students, Margaret Payer, Chuck Koch, Penny Pietras and Terry Rickard. SERVICE-WE'VE GO' ll X l l l l F ,X 1' 5 ,-A i. A 'N na Y' ' ff -l ' ll ,bv is V z, .1 vA 4. - .v l A MAL, ABOVE: Principal Leo Wagnerg UPPER LE Mrs. Doris Gaynor, high school sccrctaryg LOW LEFT: Athletic Director Bernard Ryan. 28 , i ALL TGGETHER i..,.Q-L 'f ' M nzng X R iff H- ., , i'1ar'7ff'ilw'1-E 1-is i i i UPPER RIGHT: Monsignor Vincent Howard and Father Patrickjacksong LOWER RIGHT: Business Manager Mrs. Betty Mehler. 'Ax ABOVE: Sister Mildred Carey aids Senior Marguerite Dinka in her college choices. BELOW: The Library operates efficiently under the supervision of Sis- ter Dorothy Grilling. Q :Mv- -L.,,..4 ,e....,, . .-...A...w., ,M K ABOYE: Mr. Dyer and Mr. Mercier always on the job-and what E1j0b! BELOW: ffrom left, Mrs. Clisham, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Mercier, and Mrs. Hie- ber enjoy a lunch break after feeding the S.T. hungry horde. '. Ye diff . faq A V 5' , Q . . . .L, A M .w.71'f r 912'-f ,, ,C ' ' Q. -1 iT V , '- If . . -V ,J ,,,, I f. . 1 , ,wav If ' ' ' . , . I --r ff' ' 5 2 :V 'f r 23' iff? N 4' Wi- V 3 , .1 4 P2975 W Wilill us., N A In Val l 4 H , 1 , '1-,. .Mu .-21' www '- 'Fa f QMS. ff- ' 5' x K A V fijis xx. Q., q ,l . if -L LW. I V nw 5 wiv- ' -umm E N Y uhm' ' 'LE '- N , 'w'+'fgb x 'lF' w -xvr . . ,X I J I A ,-A. N f , Rau. ,-311 f, '1 .4 - A ff Q ,, A dfwwgvf ' V -'il ,, X, A jf? J f H ' g I' 5 3 . fh- X G l ! , 1 STUDENT LIFE -P, A - I 1 'YI' . 1 -'ffl ' n H . . ,, x Q .- .-HQ ' f ' fu - -4 W wif ' 'X '. 2' :pw 1 X l 1 up .rv ' N gi if ARCUND THE WCRLD ABOVE: Smiling, Clare Canham is crowned Homecoming queen by co-captains Tom Driscoll and Frank Pennisi. BELOW: Queen Clare is lirst on the floor as she dances with Tom Driscoll. RIGHT: Our lovely queen. The weekend of October P6-18 brought the long awaited arrival of St. Thomas' 1970 Homecom- ing. The excitement of the .weekend began Friday evening at the traditional Homecoming dance, this year entitled Around the World in 71 Days. It was a glittering success with lovely decora- tions and the fine entertainment provided by The Whiz Kids. t Queen Clare! Canham reigned over the gala affair with her lcourt, Sheila Kinney, Debbie Kraft, Karen Kluin, and Mary Krasny. The evening proved to be' an enjoyable and ex- citing experience for all who sailed off around the worldL The bonfire on Saturdlay night made spirits blaze high. Held on the K of C grounds, it pro- vided an, opportunity for each class to try to out yell the other in cheers and for the whole high school to prove their spirit. In between these festivities students from the various classes worked secretly and feverishly to complete their floats which would be' shown in all their glory at Sunday's game. IN 7l DAYS r'-- 9 ,kt ABOVE: The queen and court wait to make their appearance. BELOW: Clare, holding her roses, stands happily before the crowd. RIGHT: Returning alumni attend the dance. 6:1 -qi 35 VICTQRY CQMPLETES V ABOVE: The Queen, her court and escorts pose on the football field at halftime, BELOW: The Senior float carries the Homecoming court around the field. .f . :L .- Li I-gr- ,W 'Wg I-'T5ii'.J'Y ' ' ,- -. ,- .fs-um,- 'gl will 'ft--.1 'Q ' .'Q5,f1ill'-fffffffdffffffi f , r, 4,.ffe.' x- - F-xv. ' ', hr 5 zz' A!! fx -fx., J' . -S. vu x 'Q-.-'ri .ai -- 'ill' L. 1 l.. 'S'- HOMECCDMING WEEKEND l I ABOVE: Queen Clare receives a kiss from co-captain Frank Pennisi during halftime ceremonies RIGHT What would we do without our cheerleaders to keep our spirits high? BELOW Coach Look s advice to Irish players paid off in victory. On Sunday, October 18, the sun was bright and so were the faces of loyal St. Thomas fans. This was the big day-our Homecoming game against Our Lady of Lourdes. Before the game floats and cars crowded onto the school parking lot preparing for the caravan. The queen and her court rode on the Senior float-a huge Shamrock. The junior float was awarded first place. Between the halves of the Irish all-the-way victory, the traditional half-time ceremonies took place before a large crowd of students, alumni, and other St. Thomas fans. Homecoming '71 was a weekend of fun and spirit that began with a lovely dance on Friday and lasted through the spirit-filled bonfire. Winning the game on Sunday brought a great weekend to a close. V , We. The St. Thomas Pep Club had done it again! Break loose, the freshmen theme set the pace for the fun-filled Pep Week. The Sophs converted the familiar high school corridors to Soph Blvd, 73rd Street and simi- lar names, and posted colorful traffic signs warning all pedestrians that the Irish would have plenty of GO to STOP the Aggies! Helium-filled balloons floated everywhere with the Juniors' up and away message. The Seniors brought Dogpatch, U.S.A. to Ann Arbor with their corncob pipes, straw hats, farmer clothes, and hillbilly band. Pep King Leon Hieber and clever class skits highlighted the Pep Rally and a 62-55 Irish victory overASt. Agatha climaxed the week. 'I I I-I UP LJITH JUNIOR SPI IT I Y-t w 'FIT' PEP EXPLGDES IN I I 5--5, I H L14 lL'f'Yp . - 'I ,N 1 .. LYYT . Y - I fr .If 1. 1 I I I .' .4 ' A V . N J ur ' 7 7 E 3. 1 Zfffgfcg 'Q f. , iff 2' K, 'fi1'g ' r '- , f - 1 UT? -Q Q! LQNQ5' .xr A e5:f,,vg ..-Q , I 5 .. if X H , - V ' Q W .gig A 4 W X' F36 i5 ENN RO MQ FW ,IZ--' n4'f -'f-' j i .-'-. .-- -'- 40 Rf. f if x rj :wwf- u i ,am- :Liam- ,.Ah '. . i.. .Mm ..,-M. --., -wh-, , , .f' 3 W? I QQQBT' A s '1 Q , M P ,313 -.L 43 5 X .1. ,Af , 4. il - 11,171--L--, k A ' ' 1 I My ', fa, -N1 hr . it 1 i I ,I ,r , -gn 'H' .Q-Egg- Flu 1 .5 nam: 1, f-Q 1-515, V- - var-J :N ,... . 1 Jie A W' ,rf ,, 4..', ,Hi x X ' ' F :. 21. A U . Y' v u 4' D. In, A , ' X 'L ' Wm 5 , N, cf-.4 ' mi i I ' :NV ,L i 44' '25 msg, 4 Q 1 Y- 'yi ,X I 'A F: N .f 4 .kglt . L 'H.,.l. 4 v1 1 I,f :Li N' - Lx : ss? 41 a -5' 52 .29 v'O 6 9 P Y Y 1 5 pe.-.v 'z' 15' 'VFW . w, 'A N, N .U L ,L .b . awmi W-N? 5 W1 -, , Q 12.9 K.-, , .. x' , ' . . EQ' 6' .r Mi ORGANIZATICN LIFE X zu A 4,... - I Y .Alla ' V 5 -. A g:.- A ' V. 1 NHS AIMS FOR THE TOP ABOVE: National Honor Society President Tom Driscoll and Secretary Sue Belanger induct neslf mem- bers Mark Moon and Ann Eisle as other members, Jim Simon, Lydie Arthos, Carol Ullrich, Penny Pietras and Maryjo Chicoine look on. V BELOW: NHS Treasurer Lydie Arthos and Maura McShz1ne register students up for College Night. ' r-L l'Q,liFl4? 1 1 mfg 1 1 !1'g . 1 1111 ,11 4 nf . 1 .rm .1 1 1 1 11'1 1' K 1x KWN11 11 11 1 1 1 ' KN J Y 11 1V 1 -JCL.-1 ,I . ,f 3 Q Q-4940 MEDICINE ISN'T ALL 'BAD If you are interested in the medical field the Medical Careers Club is for you. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Calhoun, club members learned of the many different fields of medicine through filmstrips and trips to colleges. Throughout the year the 23 club members gained an insight to the type of medi- cal career they wanted. Club members Bill Gunnis, julie Clark, sPamela Pietras, Cindy Clark, Michelle Moore and Sue Hardie watch in amazement as Peggy Parrot and Corliss Maddelcna demonstrate a new method of bandaging the victim, Kevin O'Mara. 1 lll in l 'ul JUST PLAYING AROUND .iff ...P '-3' J' Jim ml w in '-,xi .4 ex 'N x mmf' milf' 1 -vt - W?-. This year the Drama Club had another go at play production. No great talent was needed to enter the club, just an interest in acting and in showmanship. The club was open to everyone from ninth to twelfth grade. Mrs. Heiman was moderator for the club and lent a hand in organizing and producing a play. LEFT: 'gActors Marty Flanagan, Cindy Clark, Connie Corona, Penny Pietras, Barb Sieron and Kathy O'Conner take time out to pose for the cam- era. BELOW: Officers Connie Corona, Barb Sieron, Penny Pietras, and joe Gorman discuss script with Mrs. Heiman. 'll 's 47 b .. W ii- , , MEDIA STA F HERE TO HELP T ,Je TOP: Media Staff Officers Carol Koinosinski, Leon Hieber, Barb Sieron, and Brian Platte pose with some of the libraries audio- visual equipment. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Dirofl' and Tom Dris- coll are ready for business at the periodical reference room counter. RIGHT: jane Mosher explains the use of the Periodical Index and cross references to Denise Pilon, Mark McCoy and Dan Stapish. SHAMRCCK IN THE MAKING i. -,-Qepgyl- V ,ff-g .... Y zt- fl 'S Qi, PX :X ix 1, . - :ax-sin... e H .. 'WL 1 .' ,r 5 t , . sl li 1 ,, , I E ,. s xx-. ,mn-f '- tam my ' -'N P S' .5 511 . 4 N ' A 'f' , X ' LOWER LEFT: Yearbook photographer Mike Kruzich adjusts the flash attachment. ABOVE: Patti O'Donnell, Debbie Kraft, Karen Brown and Kathy Conlin plan page layouts while Cindy Gould types headlines, cutlines, and body copy for the final Shamrock deadline. 49 LANGUAGE CLUBS MAKE THE SCENE eff F5 Iifsi .il'-:QPF 'mf , gil F -Y: it ai N! ly ABOVE: Junior Classical League officers Ann Eisele, .john McCarty, johnl Arthos and Bob Hardie re- mind us that things go better with Latin. BELOW: Penny Pietras and Mary Jo Chicoine serve le jzelil pain el le vin tollcllow French Club members Karen Bell, Kathy O'Mz1ra and Emily Niemann. l l l A l l 1. Q' 2 'Es -'Q -lr-zmvtal Eli ,5 'Nav 1 S 5.43 11 ,IW r4 -n W iv? is ,.f-Q -Eli? 'ii 1- , fy., ,.4 ,7v., at .iv W .5 - 5 b x SPORTS LIFE J l s.T. VARSITY COMES ALIVE , l With the St. john-St. lThomas merger, football also took on a new look--both literally and figuratively. A strong vdteran St. Thomas lineup, a group of seasoned St. john's players, and some new blood from fboth schools' jV's of last year: this is the composition of the 1970 Irish squad. Bur it wasn't easy. Head Coach Dick Look and the other varsity coaches worked long and hard to unify the team and bring out the best in each player. In the season opener, St. Thomas stunned the favoried-St. Ladislaus, but the victory was marred by the injury of senior quarterback Ken Mdrris. Pete O'Neil, sophomore, finished out the season for Morris and did a fine job. Other outstanding individual achievements are these: Bbb Long place a 40-yard field goal and 22 otit of 27 extra-point kicks, Bob Knight rushed fclmr 1065 yards and scored 14 touchdowns. Bob was named best in the league and also All Second Division. Along with teammates seniors jim Sutton, Chuck Koch, and jim Ziegler, Bob was listed on the All League roster. Chuck Koch was voted Most Valuable Playerl by his teammates. With attention concentrating on the Varsity team, few were aware of the tremendous per- formance of this year's JV team. Coach Dave Otwell's little guys finished the season not only undefeated, but also unscored-upon. Lit- tle wonder Coach Look says the future is very promising. 1 I ei Q N fxfwig FIRST ROW: Gary Clark, Ray Ritter, jim Sutton, Chuck Koch, Co- captain Frank Pennisi, Captain Tom Driscoll, Greg Aquinto, Pete O'Neil, Tom Lynch, Ken Morris, SECOND ROW: Vin Peters, Bob Conlin, Tim Nelson, Dan Burke, jim Simon, Paul Carroll, Mike Pen- nisi, Al O'Neil, Bob Long, Bob Knight, joe Libs, Scott Meldrum, 54 TOP ROW: Dave Chicoine, joe Gorman, Iion Weber, Brian Boyce Leon Hieber, Coach Gauntlet, Coach McDermitt, Coach Otwcll, Coach Peterson, Coach Look, Coach Sutton, Coach' Pizzo, Kevin Kelly, ,lim Clark,Jim Ziegler, Ted Chenowethhjohn Rustl. 1 l wfte.. ABOVE: Bob Knight runs for a T.D. which proves our Irish power. RIGHT: Senior Men execute the U35 Trap against St. Fran- cis DcSales. BELOW: Tom Lynch checks it out on the sidelines. 1970 Season Record .T. Opponent 20 St. Ladislaus O 7 St. Francis DeSales T4 41 Wayne St. Mary 6 0 Redford St. Agatha 70 43 Our Lady Lourdes 40 7 Mount Carmel 18 48 Detroit St. Andrew 0 21 Immaculate Conception 0 WON: 5 LOST: 2 TIED: 1 QW' , 72 'x .:f,ril. ' ' 1 V , Y 1 jf ' ,e f , IN M - . 4 ' Tw-wh 1 !ff E -'., I - . um .1 .' Hlfvrf 1 Aww lH IRISH GRIDDERS GRIND ON 1' --A.fl .........J A-4 . h.V .. .Sr' ,i ?H.1--N iH'r t 6 ll 'MiHm':1g1affM'ul+Li, ,Jw . . W f FIRST ROW: Ed Long, Ed O'Neil, Bob Hardie, Rick Watkins, Ramon Martinez, Charlie Anhut, Tom Peterson, jack Mortell, SECOND ROW: Chris O'Conor, Chris Leidy, Bob Barry, Greg Morris, Pat Gallager, Kurt Kluin, Craig Bailey, Mark McCoy, THIRD ROW: Pat Brusher, Bill DiDonato, Vince O'Neil, jim Schoonover, Mark Chi- coine, Bob Barden, Dave Turner, TOP ROW: Coach McCarney, Coach Otwell, jim Libs, Mark Leidy, Len Lillard, Ken Richards, Tim Downing, Mark Redi. -if gal v' , vg, 1 '- J, Y -sr ' ' 'If-Fi will l 9 l 4- 'i,1f3kv,,gfQ,, Cogers Go To Court QTHUMAS N I J .t s Q Fil KNEELING: Co-Captains, Dave Iott, Kevin Kelly 4- st tr t VHXJ O' STANDING: Manager, Tom Diroff, Dave Henderson, jim Deighton, Greg Aquinto, Bob Knight, Coach l Ramkerhjohn Rusthlim Hess, Gene Hadley, Vince Peters, Chuck Koch. Although the scoreboard showed the Irish victo- rious in only five of fourteen league games, those who followed the Irish faithfully through pre-season scrimmages, regular games, and post-season con- tents saw more-much more. Determination, team- work, and enthusiasm accompanied the Cagers to court time after time. As the season progressed some of the early weakness were worked out, but hopes for an exciting state tournament were short- lived. The Irish were defeated by Dundee in the first round of the playoffs in early March. 58 , 9 Thdnias SCORE BOARD St. Ladislaus De Sales St. Mary St. Agatha Lourdes Mt.. Carmel St. Andrew St. Ladislaus De Sales St. Mary St. Agatha Lourdes Mt. Carmel St. Andrew 11 Opxponent ' 78 62 53 70 48 78 50 89 69 54 55 60 72 75 CK! L 1 - 1 1' I. 4 9 is ,un FX. 1:51 mm ,1,, - ,mmf i 4 ,o 13371 1 1 2 1 I I 1 ' 1 I 1 I i 1 Y ' 'Y jffl . Zi , :ll D Nl I 7 1 1 'f EI .LJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 KNEELING: Kelly Smith, Larry Ritter, Mike Chase, Greg Morris, jack Mortell, Tom Pererson, Mark Regnier, John Arthos. STANDING: Tom Deighton, Vince O'Neil, Ken Richard, Coach Pat Ryan, Bob Harden, Bat Brusher, Mark Redies. 3E i3 KNEELING: Charlie Anhut, Terry O'Donnell, Pat Gallagher, Mike Gallagher, Pete O'Neil, Bill DiD0nato, Steve Pennisi, Steve Szewcuk. STANDING: Chris Leite, Bob Sutton, Bob Conlin, Mark Moon, Mike Mosher, joe Gorman, Gary Klinglcrhjohn McCarty, Len Lillard, Mark I-Ieilman. V 1 POM POM , PEP l I .1 il. . - .. -Lil. ' ' , 1 iD -- mln' r f ' - - .- - - n , .. - - - - , - r .1 5, 5 . s - ll , .11 I V l 1 , 'i' .' ' 1 5 jr , Y., ,,. x.- 'I A. A -I. f' - fp.. . , . - . l A LEFT T0 RIGHT: Captain Clare Canham, Judy Simon, Marilyn Young, Kathy Bricaultl Mimi Pearson, Co-Captain Marilyn Montoyehjane Mosher, and Sheila Kinney. , AND PERSCDNALITY pu... LEFT TO RIGHT jane Paycur, Bonme Young, Kathy Rutter, Sue Chcnowcth, and Martha Nicmann BQ A I -1 -f.TYf .,.D--, . L ' -I f:'pa1T1f.A -rs V5-1-P ' v 1 ' .,,.,,uI, . ,-.-V.: 5 ' M-but , . X -U vr , H, jg t- JI - , -l H 4 I r j. HA . .' I' . 'U' ': ' N t H . ,tk - , - I .. H .5 M W , , ' L1 1 W v.' ' ' . i' Y P 2 i . . -I , . W' 1 'lbw- 1:1 ' ' wt 'V . T. A ' .1 l I , gf. .1 I 'RUN FOR FUN -AND FAME Amid flashingspikes, knees, and elbows the St. Thomas C.C. Team finished another successful season this year losing only one league imeet, only the second . loss in four years. This, combined with an exquisite trophy from the Albion Col- lege Invitational and a third place at the Regionals made for high team and coach- ing satisfaction. Under the absolutism of Coach Taimo Leps the team proved daily they were no milksops by embarking onjaunts of up to 14 miles at a time which rapidly put the team in running shape. The Co-Captains elect for the 71-V72 season, Bill Wadke and Kevin McMahon promise to maintain the Irish pridet and dominance in the . Southwest League next year. i ABOVE: First Row: Larry Barnard, Kevin O'Mara, Kevin McMahon, Mike Chase, Steve Kruzichhjohn Rice, Carl Schuler, Larry Ritterg Second Row: Dave Farrell, john McCarty, Co-captains Tom Marshall and Dan Hardie, Bill Wadke, Mike Mosher,jim Deighton, Coach Leps. l OPPOSITE PAGE: Tap: Some of the Irish Harriers take time out for fun and a little experimentation with time-lapsed photography. Tom Marshall Cin front of treej took this picture. Bottom: Co-captains Har- die and Marshall pose with Coach Leps after an obviously successful meet. l l LI GRQSS COUNTRY! SCQRES Sept. 27 St. Francis de Sales Sept..29 St. Mary, Orchardghake ' ll Ocfi7 H H St. Alphonsus , Oct. 1-3 Y St. Agatha Oct. 20- WSt. Paul W H H H Albion Invitational-2nd,Pli1ce Regionals:3rd Place Statf-:f:7th Place Lowest score is winner SANDLOT SWINGERS Some of the guys who ought to know, predict a super successful season for the Irish baseball team. We can't hold our copy for pictures of those championship games Cfunny about those publishers insisting about meeting deadlinesj, so, in advance-congratulations! Either way the sandlot crew deserve a lot of credit. Long workouts in spite of t Fr:-A .lm ,gi ,FM V R77 l spring fever and end of the year prbssures, small spectator interest and really tough competition. This is enough to scare off the glory boys. What you have left is sportsmen who really love the game. They're.tops in our league any day! - ,. 4 -..aim Standing: Coach Pat Ryan, -I. Woods, S. Hcilman, T. Dayton, B. Barden,NV. O'Neil, J. Schnoonover, L. Lillard, Gaynor, B. DiDonalo, Coach Mike Ramker. Sitting: M. Heilrrtan, Mortell, M. Foster, lvl. Morehouse, P. Penn, R. Watkins, T. Peterson,j. Hevia, P. Gallagher, G. Morris. l i .J . A1 n I LY l . . ' i I 1 't .R A ' I , K - l gg , . A l 1 7 t ' ' I 'ii' ' 'i PUT IT WAY our Standing: Varsity coach Mike Ramkcr, J. Mead, T. Diroff, M. Hevia, T. Lynch, B. Boyce, J. Hess, C Schneider, S. Szewczuk, K. Richards, coach Pat Ryan. Kneeling: L. I-Ieiber, B. Conlin, B. Knight, G Hadley, K. Morris, C. Koch, G. Aquinto, P. O'NciI, M. Gallagher I I 3.3-, I f - -- Vi----T-----T gg- --------gg W - - 1. I--I Gow IS A Go-Go Ls... 'W i . STANDING: K. Kelly, M. Morehouse, R. Ritter, T. Mitchell, S. Mcldrum. Coach Dick Look. KNEEL-1 ING: Libs, C. Bailey, L. Ritter, C. Anhui, E. Sinelli. 1 I l TRACK MEN RIGHT CDN ABOVE 71 TRACK TEAMg STANDING: E. O'Ncil, Kruzich, A. Foster, M. McFadden, B. Barry, T. Mitchell, B. DiDinito, K. Chard, A. O'Ncil, D. Weber, B. Wadkic, B. Long, P. Carroll. KNEELING: J. Ricc, T. Marshall, T. Chcnoweth, R. Trenton, T. Driscoll, Sutton, D. Hardie, L. Barnard, D. Farrell. . BELOW: Sprinlers working out and shot-putters puttcring around. s ' n I ::.i...2.f,z'r. 'Z TH .ii , ,..- , , .. 'K-.1.,,,... J:.,..,-ga 'EQSQIJ V if 35's if' r -MH M 11. . Pf:4'1'i 1N1Qe?? -' if K . 91' .1-4 -.: 1 , .-.f--ff ,, ..f,- Usiiif ' 1 .zfafme-'-. iv. 1gi5'v33qf:5'.1e.-I 5- Q. vw1'sz!3f'5-fx,.:f2i,':5:f 1, My-.5-.,.L.ral H---.ww--5,-.1--4.-a-F . , J 'P nfw M: 1.9.4 E.. a...,lf-mi W-...+.l wr..-2!1.'.f'..2L:1if.l1 f ' 'YI up A., ig? iii? .J- I A 'W fii I 4 4- 4' ' I ,,,....-- 1. Q...--f gs- - .. ins inf' -, :jun J 7' X Z ix gg -N, Fx?- v-f-.. W ' is-f fv , , . . r-- 'I -1 . - - .' A ., ,yy-4:Vg 5V.l':.l::-.., M , yy- - ' 'H'si.:-'afil-.SQL-151 151, - f- ,Ji 'Li ngj-H U ,A .w:,,k, :F . -1 ii- 4 Q ,f - 'rl .1 J Rf , Q V N n .. 'x V v i Z -15 , xg .. , :,1 'J ,, - x .N -, ,- -+I' 1 ' n 3, '1 N w 1 3 A 1 I I Wiifg A FIRSSHQ H N , ...., 1, n ' . N UNDERCLASSMEN LIFE 3 ' A l M ,X V :T- ,Zw I in . . B 1 . , Nb , , ' ,l X5 . ,I -5 W I1- f ' f 4' N 'Ti .w ,f M . :U fr' , I' J - 1 FRESHMEN CLASS, OF '74 Freshmen, are you with us?l' Definitely. And in more ways than one. The largest class at St. Thomas, this year's ninth grade are obviously with us. In fact, they are-literally-all over the place. While a few tried a little too hard to be cool, the majority seemed to realize that a school is as good as its stu- dent body. Our freshmen have exerted an influence on the academic, athletic, and social scene-usually a refreshing influence. Most members of the class of 1974 are really with us-and we like it that way! lf' 1 J , ,,,, Bob Hardie President Bob Barry 1 Vice-President Karen Politi l . H ,af 1 Ulf 1 -:H 1 -j L. r ,: Au. , f f e ' Q . f -1 J L Secretary Charly Anhut Treasurer K 'I 1, X3 XM., f-W lik ' 'n if Ki N,-4 A . Q. QR ,- E ,c , N Mkt xl ex f M T fl l it . 5 I 1 SF' ,tw - l l ,'?1 f A Ifllxa' . i l A' ,Sli l l a :fx--.,f W xx--' yr: 'rg l ' ' l 55. 'K lil. lil 1 'F It Au, . 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They have maintained the enthusiasm they showed last year by being active in all school organizations. The sopho- mores cheering section is usually well filled at athletic events. After all, it isn't often that underclassmen can boast of having members on every varsity team. . eb -Iohn lvI'cCarty l President xi, 'I X Y . A ,Kathy Oshaben 3 N ' X I Vice President .., F3 h 'f ii' fl, f,4,i 'll 0 V I . .xg ,ifglwn In , H . , 'nl ll . fl s J Sue Liska i l 1,,,.,, Secretary I I .3 !.'5,v, My F. ,Q , Theresa Flanagan KYB ' MQ. j Treasurer tg- M ft I- V ' 4, In .V 'ffl' - l -c EV- gf 'L 'if ' - X I .' U if 'A , K' i 4 Lf? , ' X '-355' QY 'fl :ffl 1 45 f fi 'F Piafsa -2 2 ' Mitzi Ill vw. htm r . :L Sir -' 'v-.: H' J k rf. . I X gi 1 -7 -2 E J : v- ,, gk A ' .Q X V - , M- H gh v-E u 9 Q' iff Amy Anhut Mary Arnold Karen Bell Connie Blond Judy Bricault Joanne Butler Carol Chard Sue Chenowclh Mark Chicoine Lynn Clark Bob Conlin Richard Darga Carol Dascola jim Deighton Stephanie DeNeff Sharon Diroff Ann Eisele Elaine Evans Mary Ford Mark Foster Mike Gallagher Joe Gorman Barb Green Steve Hellman Carla Hessenauer 79 Paula Huczek Kathy Iott Sandy Kasper Marie Khumayyis Gary Klingler Karen Kluin jeff Knight Bob Kraft Leisa Langstaff Linda Leite Jim Magielski Mary Marshall Ramon Martinez Colleen McClatchey Mary McDonald Mariana Meza Tom Mitchell Pam Modjeska Mark Moon Mark Morehouse Mike Mosher Nick Myers Martha Niemann Cathy O'Conner Terry O'DonnelI 80 Ji pie., .3 I. 'Q , x 1 1' M 1' ' - 'l X. f ' f ' 4 Iipiim .e,.f- rl K . -w' ,PL U Ill. A li ,. I ul.. ' x 1 I , I V I li V7 ' 5 Q il ,di if 1 ltr 5 1 i' rf'- Z 7371 I -TI: f 'M AI, i u...-, r' 1 ,J Uni 1 If I L It 1 -1, , R : I AI, .w , ,l 1 J .s-1' E ' N' fi? . W- if f . - , - S X Q Q L V X xx .IJ N F 6 .241 Q ' R U. if V If , , . :!' 1 I T A A bf-'iii I ff U . ' 'fr' ' A ad, -'N in it V! N ' ' ' ',' UM' 'Jg5..:i:121'4?f K. I '. jim Woods I , 5 . We ,Judy wright - V 'ij' I' V g' 1 ,M LW I . :gi . X ' .rfpy 5' -. . 'R 44' -1 -. iw , V ' Jw, ,s V iff V. .WW'i,, ,N '-f ff.'f ih ' iif V sw 'K Q '. -.1 i1 f5-hw . 4 . N X. N. ,W ,V , L 4-51. -ia? xi uf V1 my , in im lr Pete O'Neill jane Payeur Pat Penn Steve Pennisi Martha Peterson Mary Peterson Sue Phillips Judi Prieskorn Lynn RedpaLh Kim Regnier Rita Richmond Cathy Richter Kathy Ritter Chris Schneider james Schoonover Marianne Simon Sue Simon Ed Sinelli Steve Szewczuk Paul Ulierek E ry, JUNICRS CLASS or '72 The Class of 1972 isn't sitting around thinking of what they are going to do in their senior year. No, the lively Juniors are as 'cwith it as they were from their first days at St. Thomas. Their presence is felt in the numerous fund-raising activities they sponsor: bake sales, dances, candy sales. But, More important, their presence is felt in scholastic, athletic, and other co-curricular activities. While Junior year naturally takes on that wait-until-we're-seniors mentally, the Class of 1972 is right here now. And we're glad! Fa' ' , , gmmngxgxygwuutumwrnwaxtt-.-..: Mike Leavy President ' A , t t . ,G ' V Mary Pat Loyerruck f p Q. ti Vice President '12 Marion Kinney Secretary Ildiko Dinka Treasurer rf 'IW 'N V3.7 X f I -1' ay.. ll, 'N I w X J X l Xl l Y' V fix ' ' 'I ' 4 ,lf ,. ,K N 1 1 ' I X ll 4 ul n A 1 l fb, l 1 A . Cl :W l .,.. -X Xl J - vb l. X : r l K 1 1 -.1 .If ..'n ?' 1 11 ,T . lx, ll ,X XM., X ll 1l'lW,,ll Greg Aquinto Lydie Arthos Chee-Chee Barnard Fran Bellestri Brian'B0yce Kathy Bricault Karen Brown Dan Burkc Janet Campbell Patty Carr Paul Carroll Ken Chard Dave Chicoine Cindy Clark Gary Clark Kathy Conlin Kathy Coughlin Pat DiDonato Pat Driscoll Maureen Farrell Marty Flanagan Kate Fogelsong Dave Gainsley Tim Gaynor Cindy Gould 83 Bill Gunnis Gene Hadley jean Hergou jim Hess Mo Hevia Bob Knight Janet Komosinski Debbie Kraft Sharon Krajewski Mike Kruzich Bob Long Tom Lynch Corliss Maddalena Barb McCoy Kevin McMahon Don McMillan Maura McShane Jeff Meade Gale Norton Patti O'Donnell Chris Oliver Kevin O'Mara Al O'Neil Dave Oshaben Mimi Pearson 84 X. ,,.4-v '- 1, r '3.,l fl I.- ... Sfi'-I 4' V f fa 3 i ,Y . ,JL lf, .6 AA l 7? A h QQ' A Lif -1-W N fl' . .f l g 2 1 if-fl .j lr .i . ' 5 x '!.f l V14 I., .un-.Ai f .ap ng .lu A -' :vie .,., , 'nl l ,J ll, X va '1 rf -. 4 C , 1 -. -ff f -E,-Q , X ' V 1 y, qv! I 2 . . 'Q ' s , ,f. 1' ' 1-1951 ' 'Li I -V .gat .f.fB'SLftf,.5,,-nm A fx -B - 'Hssfafelqifrvz-'l ic i. .s Nts- TH ,A 15f4ir'1. ',' -3 .7 Ii 9 1 ., -, ' '4 .'.f'-:T-ffl ,-fl'-lr 1, ii i V 'il ',-' l' Gary Williams Bob Young Marilynn Young A , -' , ' V' , x f 1 'I 'I' ' if' f 1 X ,jolt 1 I! J vk D J' fi If ' f Llp. f 4.0: jot t iff' A '- 4 id I' '- . - .1 '49 H Q -l -if-M 17 .X-li Lp' LM . yy! . is Mike Pennisi Brian Platte Betty Richmond Ray Ritter Joanne Roberts Ann Serafin Mary Shannon Gail Shelton Mary Sherzer Barb Sieron jim Simon Judy Simon Lisa Vail Bill Wadke Don Weber 85 1 Y it 'r- ' Y Ff- 1 3. SENIOR LIFE HB- Senior year means many things. To all it means graduation from high schoolg to most it means deciding on a suitable college and the subsequent applications and testingg to some it means a part-time job to help finance future educational expenses. Senior year means the enjoy- ment of certain uprivilegesi' around school. The Class of 1971 had, also, some unique experiences: the co-ed Senior Retreat in Canada and the Spring trip to Nassau. Realizing that they are, indeed, a part of everything they meetj' the seniors have tried to make their meetings varied and meaningful. May they continue to thus choose lifef' when i stop to think about my life- i am happy . and perplexed because mY days have been full with laughter and mistakes and i wonder- will there ever be enough- days and hours to use up mY dreams? 88 l l -, v l I Kevin Kelly Sheila Kinney Class President Vice President , . , , i Mary jo Chicoine Thomas Diroff Secretary Treasurerl i Vincent Peters Denise Petrick Student Council President Student Council Vice President l Kathleen Barden Mary Sue Belanger Clare Canham Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep Paul DeFord john Evans Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. D sf David Iott Kenneth Morris Richard Trenton Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. Student Council Rep. ale Carol Ullrich Judy Amstutz Frances Anhut Student Council Rep. Stephen Aquinto John Barry 90 Lawrence Barnard Mark Bertz Gary Bgrmingharn Catherine Brauer jonathan Chavez Ted Chenoweth Nora Chien james Clark .Lrg Constance Corona u Ann DiDonato Marguerite Dinka Michael Doneth Thomas Driscoll Chris l l lv I l v David Farrell Mark Fleckenstein Deborah iForner , ..,, .---, .. ,.,.,, , ,s,,,,,, D i , , X, Mary Gray Kathleen Green joan Hamilton 92 i l Daniel Hardie Scott Hayner ' Leon Hieber David Henderson Susan Hergott Charles Koch Carol Komosinski jan Kramer Joseph Libs Douglas Mackey Th omas Marshall Michael McGovern Andrew McMillan Scott Meldrum !,.7-f Margaret Meade l l l Marilyn Montoye Michelle Moore l Sandra Morehouse jane Mosher Emily Niemann , .g 'f Qi Kathleen O'Mara Margaret Payeur 9.5 Frank Pennisi Penelope Pietras Dale Phillips -fB3'5 'R Theresa R1ckard ohn Rust Colleen Ryan Dianne Schwind Mary Ann Warren Irene Weber Patricia Wykes James Ziegler Q Mary Zielinski 51:17 , 117:-11 1lis1l 'iii' f' 0 . ff? in gv J-' ' I . 41.1- .,-, ' tHDD5E wi ' '- . H, azfws r4'E. 4. 'x :well -'fs f-. 'if 1 Az' M 2 x' , I X L in a .J , v ,,' V lu, . 1 'xr 1, . v 15 A 1:62. 564 .,'. irish -1: A ff' .yi r ,K r 1 +4 w, f: v l . . 1 'xx I xx ', W. N 'X 'mi 'S .I 3 xx 5 1 t ' xxx-. - Vw x Vx 1 ' XX Y Wx. g Y FN V J N SQ XXX .3 XX 1 J WF?-C I x V Nfm X 'X XX A x X X :R X X X hx u.-A ' N E0 X E xy xl 553 :,i..-,,.p- nnmil, I.. lil' 7 ,Q 1. 55' 'I Q A . 1 ,I I H ., , ,U , I I , . , ADVERTISING LIFE 101 f l PATRONS AAA-Bandie Micron Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam W. E. Arnold Family Mrs. and Mrs.john Arthos . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Belanger Mr. and Mrsxloseph Bellestri Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blond Mr. B. The Bottoms Up Boys Mr. and Mrs.john Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mr. and Mrsxlames R. Burns Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Canham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chard Kennethj. Chard,sIr. Mr. and Mrs.john Chavez Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Chicoine Congratulations Seniors! Sr. Mildred Dr. and Mrs.john F. Corcoranhjr. Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Curtiss Sr. Mr. Alfred C. Curtissjr. HD and Pat MSU 74'l Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Delaney Richard Deighton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dinka Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F.. Diroff Don and Shar Mr. and Mrs. George E. Drawe Cynthia Eisele Mr. and Mrs. F.. Wesley Eisele Sister Florentia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fogelsong Mr. and Mrs.John A. Ford Fungus-Amongus Lives Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gelenius Elliotta Gould Go Green Machine R.B.H. 74 Good Luck to the Class of l74 Elliotte Gould's Pyewackette Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gould Granny and Gramps Greece is Great.j.P. Hail to the Victors-Class ol' '74 Happiness is six inches Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hare The Edward Heilmann Family Dr. and Mrs. Modesto Hevia Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hieber, Sr. Good Luck from the Huczek's The Cletusj. Iott Family Dr. and Mrs. Paul H.jeserich jimmyjanieesteveneiljethro 8a LEO forever Kathy and Ann-Future Frosh Barbara and Eileen Kinney Good Luck from the Kluins Mr. and Mrs.john Kraft Mr. and Mr. Walter Krasny Thejoseph K. Kruzich Family Leppanen, E. The Leonard H. Lillard Family Mr. and Mrs. David Lirette Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Loverniek Lutz and Shields I Mr. and Mrs. Cluaude Martinnlr. May the wind be ever at your back. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. McClathchey Mr. and Mrs. Cy Mercier Mike and Debs jeff, Kellie and Laurie Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. Modjeski Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Moon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Morris The Morris and Burke T.P.ers Limited Michael and Barbara Mosher Mrs. Walterj. Novis l Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Norton The Michael G. O'Mara's Y joseph O'Donnell Peter E. O'Donnell l Chris Oliver says '1Take me to Your ticka Chris Oliver '72 Mrs. and Mrs. Milton Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oshabcn Mr. and Mrs. David Otwell Otts well that ends well-BRUCE Mr. and Mrs. Danielj. Page Pat and Ann love everybody? l Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payeur and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frankj. Pennisi z D. W. Peterson l Dr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Petrick Mr. and Mrs.john A. Powell The Douglas E. Redies Family Ruphus l Scott and Steve Richards Stevie salutes Polly l Don Richmond and Family Sr. Mary Robert The B. Wayne Roberts Family Mr. and Mrs. CJ. Robrect ' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roche N Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Roche The Art Rogers Family , Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Schuler l Schultzie says Guerilla Warfare . . l. Shelton says 'KFar Out I Steve, Cynde, Sheri,julie, Brian Mr. and Mrs. Chandler D. Simondsjr. Mr. and Mrs. Csear Spaly l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spitlcr Mrs. David Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Szewczuk Bill and Mary Ann Tice Go get 'em Toto-Arf, Arf. Mr. and Mrs. Geroge H. Winslow Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Del Young and Family Good Luck from the Waitzes The Ziegler Family ' Zenger's Cupcakes Zorro and Paul, Kuna and Ced, Pinky and Dm jude and Buzzi Good Luck from the Zielinski's The wearer of the Scarlet Letter. l'71f: Verryjisel Onk Onk Onk Onk Onk Onk 74l' SPONSORS A-1 Rental, INC 2285 W. Liberty Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 Ann Arbor Pet Supply 1200 Packard St. Best Wishes Seniors Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Big Teen Party Store, 1928 Packard, A2 Gerald E. Butler, M.D., F.A.C.S. Stadium Professional Center 2311 East Stadium Boulevard Ann Arbor, Michigan Catherinej. Carroll, M.D. Congratulations Seniors The Robertj. Conlin Family Peace and Love Forever College Shoe Repair 607 East Williams St. Ann Arbor, Michigan Congratulations Washington on getting our 31 -game winner Denny McLain Diroffs Market 422 Detroit St. Groceries-Meats-Beer A Friend John, Bettle and Jess say Kick out the jams brothers and sisters. 74,' Bill Kuehn Shade Co. 2310 West Stadium Blvd. Draperies, Window Shades Lay intthe Hayrat a Demonstrative Seminantitled MelancholiC-?Adjustymentw At the Eibrerty Road.?BarL1,-fsmacky COIlgI'3fi.1l3.il0lllS'5Bi'li'OIig''fi ,A A. . . 5nartha'to1in':anne p'eggyfraIii1gatiet 1. ,kgnnie..f6m.perersbnb 12 IQ 1 J -f '7'wJ X , 'V 2' '. and Mrs.'lKenneth FI-QMcClatchey Mary Lynn, .Nancy-'and' colleen il I . . - M1 'X J . - ' '-1 , . Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Pietras Congratulations to the Class of 71. Pitt's Barbers Lamp Post Plaza 2382 E. Stadium Dr. Ponitz Russell's Dress Suit Rental Service Best Wishes to the Class of '71. Congratulations to the Class of 1971. A St. Francis Parishioner. Seminar at 4 Bristol Ct. The Moral Feasibility of Mixed Marriagesv Cboy-girly Seyfriedjewelers 304 S. Main Ann Arbor, Michigan Mr. and Mrs.Joseph K. Simon Congratulate All Graduates of the 1971 Class Sladel and Sons Mens'Shop 302 S. Main St. john W. Smillie, M.D. 326 North Ingalls St. Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 Tiara Beauty Salon 1904 W. Stadium Blvd. 665-6067 Wahr's University Bookstore 316 S. State St.-NO2-5669 Washtenaw 'Aspha1tlCo. -857 SS. Wagner Roads g ,Ann,Arbpp, lmgghigaq .1 -- :-I. -,iv 1'- ll ' , A 'l ' -I 1 1 .l 1- . if - ' V, 1 1 i Q., , t l V t .1 it I , . N- . . 1 A I 1 , , is THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT rout ! L oc A-e if 5' . . 3 , Q 6 ,P f 1 ., Mm Ev., , ,. E4 QQSWEXQQ Giga SIX 5 J-Q 6: as -'I - 12 I Y. A X W ,ws fs, .1 .v.. Q ,V var: ?fs25ffZ3fSi9zi MMM ' WM I 'N f' . as Haiifi. , Yi 'QM 4 we , ' A . ,fn ls.,-JSI ,, , Qi 'Im f ' I IE 11, ' I 9 EI: .um - E -nav, . IEE.: It 42+ gg.: 5:5212 ,ug kv 1' Z :, , ,:.Z -1A ,A 1,. ,. , I .. . . . 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D gpg, Y 'Y M9656 3 signs? 42 E ,fm :ggi f x X6 , is I J If X ' N yy vs ,sz ,M I E ' ,S 3, Qi .I XY X I . by Qs fs? e ' fe W' M SERVICE I I I -M-I ' -- -6 6.12: if-v ' I 61- 6 ww f ,:5j7.ji 4. IfE:fI, A, I .Ii 5? I RESIDENTIAL ME 6 COMMERCIAL , E,,. , I 'E ,Amit IN lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIQQQEE1 .,, 3 f TRENCHING-AUGERING 662-316 4 NIGHTS cALL NO 2-1269 . . 777 s. WAGNER nn mm Anson Ni 6, X wsws f'f 3-6 A 4: 4- 135 , QA SER ICE 00 If o 1 12 ' ' :, 1 1 BEST WISHES TO ' THE CLASS OF171 BOB LIRETTE ELECTRIC Pizza Loy and Dairy Joy complete pizzeria 81 dairy bar Submarine Sandwiches 8. Bar-B-Q-Beef Loy's Place 810 S. State 662-4733 orders put up to fake out. 1 Double D Restaurant 833 E. Huron 1 668-9408 lnsia-Print Qualify Painfing While-U-Wait 221 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone 769-6636 Good Luck to the Class of '71 1 1 Congrafulafions! I WILLOUGHBY'S LITTLE BOOT SHOP Ann Arbor Donald Kobeck, Mgr. 971-1540 Willoughby's Liifle-'Booi Shop A -.,, , . ,3 .f -.N f' H ' ' 4.. N'-..' ,', 1 J v., ' .f' .F - '--. , ,- - 'X N 'N xg xv ll ll Complimenfs of a Friend NV . xx Nw M0353 A e lf A 135--9: , ,-'Q' lr L...1,,. v. l l . l -,A. -.- -4.-me V ' l!'2 in , X . l f 1 I '-. l wif xf l 'il r .. RUN FOR FUN iv l if . You've made it r E532 Graduation. You've gone through tweglve years ot school. You've studied. Learned. Participated. Now it's all over. So, what next? Maybe college, or the working world. We, of course, recommend college.lOur nation needs leaders, doctors, lawyers, teachers, bulsinessmen. But it you decide on a job, there are many places that would welcome you-and we're one of them. we have training programs which can lead to a good sound future. One that will let you make a valuable contribution. So, the decision is truly yours. Make it wisely. And whatever it is-good luck. Gnngratulation MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY 106 l M' l 1 I' f J Ulla d gill PM that We he-W mm!- Gmidiwbfioms New from: Cam af 'illl' ..I N ' i G LASS 42. ' x. A 4 ,K 1 ,A , , t ' ,f' 1 MASON-LowERY-MAsoN-HAMLIN-stonsv ERING PIANOS 8- QRGANS 1. F HAJI V IUIIQEA N lf WE TEACH av PRIVATE LESSONS t , ,E -'6?ztcZ?afaD'oN -SWK W ' f E, ' ' ' x f,3flf15gNET 'EQSMS i ' ' Am , ---. f K - : W A SALES a RENrALs - REPAIRS 1 GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE BAND 'A'N'NG FURNBHED INSURANCE i 761-9430 REPLACEMENTS APOLLO Nggg gofgyks 'llll CWMERgjgh5Tgfg:DENTlAl t ANN ARBOR ' -' . FURNITURE mvs l ' ' . SHOWER nooks - 'rua STORE FRONTS ENC'-051,355 AND MIRRORS ' PAUO DOORS -,egg -,:-,..., .... 5 L ,.,1. 1 mv, in , I W 'iff ' Congratulations Class :Ss ii' E'A 1':1 '1: 2 ' G 0f'71 t .i A ' ifC . , E Col I ' n 5 Shvp S1016 8 Ubdffv ' i 4azs wAsH-rENAw wsn.AN-rl i SAVE AT . . . . For the Student body: Flares by i' levi 'A' Farah 'k Wright 'k Tads 'A' Sebring CHECKMATE State Street at Liberty 108 ULRICH' BOOK STORE Wifh Every Good 'lWc:sh To The Class of ll GALLAGHER INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY A 1 MISTEF? immszscmcxzu X I - I mil ll.l.l.l.uu.il.l.ul.La.L Van Boven Shoes Home of Weefups for Men 8. Women 17 Nickels Arcade Huron Valley National MEMBEFI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURAN Main Office ' 125 S. Fifth Av Si d' BI d Off' ' 1969 i Complimenfs of Congratulations Class Of 71 DAscoLA BARBERS: V CAMPUS Sldfer' B f I' ARBORLAND S S 0 e MAPLE WLLAGE 336 s. sme srrgef t , 52133111 sviarlan, IITZ. Compllments ANN ARBOR MUNUCIPAI. AIRPQRT 2 Stores 4322 south Stats Btreat. Ann Au-nan Mlohlgan 45104 217 South Main 619 East Liberty Ann Arbor t 3291: Rc D L. GORDON - 131:-my 9 ..,.i.L. if ' l Shehan Agency, Inc. Insurance 1905 PAULINE BLVD. 662-4545 Mrs. R. C. Shehan R. N. McShune Congrafulofions fo fhe RIDING INSTRUCTION-DRESSAGE CLASS OF '71 JUMPING HORSES BOARDED-BouGHT B- E- MUEHLIG, INC. soLD 8. TRAINED DRY GOODS 'NDOOR 8- OUTDOOR R'NO5 126 s. MAIN sr. PH. 665-3641 TACK 8. APPAREL SOLD 9970 Liberty Rd. West of Ann Arbor 663-3509 ON THE PROMENADE itk the real thing BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ANN ARBOR COCA-COLA BOTTUNG COMPANY 'X E! mls, A 1 NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS ' ' , ' V . ,,,f,ff.1-mv.. ., - ,Nfl-we-nfl. W.-----' f.. . ., sq, I , 4 , E. -,,,,,,,,,L,4:.,4:,?,.L,,,,..,,,,... A. ,. .. .,-,,Q.f-.f.:-uQ,Nnamm ela::ff:?Amf- .K gregaquintolydiea rfhosfheresabarnordfrcnbelldstribricmboycekafhybriccluItkar enbrowndcxnburkeiclnefcompbellpcxfticarrpculcurrollkencharddclvechicoinegary clarkkcfhyconlinkathycoughlinildikodinkapotdidonatopaffidriscollmaureenfarre llmartyflanagankafyfogelsongdclvegcxinsleyiimgaynorcindygouldbillgunnisgene hcldleysuehardieiecmhergoffiimhessmoheviclmoriankinneybobknighfjaneikomosi nskidebbiekraftsharonkruiewskimikekruzichmikeleuvyboblongmarypatlovernick Tomlynchcorkymcddolenaburbmccoykevinmcmahondonmcmillcnmauramcshcme ieffmeodedenisemorganfimnelsongalenorfonpaftiodonnellchrisoliverkevinomara oloneilldclveoshobenmimipec rsonmikepennisigerryredpclthbehyrichmondrayrifl eriorobertscnnserofinmaryshclnnongoilshelionmarysherzerbarbsieroniudysimoni imsimonIisovailbillwadkedonwebergarywilliamsmcarilynnyoungbobyoung. CONGRATULATE Tl-ns YEAR'S SENIORS LUCK TO THE Seniors!! Campus Bootery I 304 s. STATE sr. I I Save With Soff Wafer Rust 82 Iron Contnol Service CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 2321 JACKSON I 662-5665 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 171 FIAT - Me - JAGUAR P SAAB 662-2542 SALES - SERVICE - RARTS 9-9 MON. 8. THURS OTHER 9 6 Congrafulaiions I Class ' of L '71 , I Penney s 114 I OVERSEAS lMPORTEIi CARS, INC. 936 N. MAIN ALNN ARBOR, MICH. Mercywood Hospital F Congratulations Seniors 1971 Dowtown Honda Cycles and accessories Camping, Hunting, Hiking Equipment 310 E. Washington Ann Arbor, Mich. ANN ARBOR BANK 101-107 South Main Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 481117 Good Luck Seniors LEE OLDSMOBILE 3120 Washtenaw 971-8100 ISIORTH SIDE SERVICE 1 1 FABER'S FABRICS 326 South Main Street and 1 Arborland Shopping Center Dress Fabrics and Kniffing iDeparfm fs 1026 Broadway 11----Wm1Wnm1m5n Y11Fm'g+ ?W Ann Arbor Michi an THE MEASURE ' 9 OF FASHION Q U'- IS THE FAZBRlC,,,,- 663-1460 or 662-8868 b 1 6 1 1 116 1 1 1 7-I 'MT P11 117 over-1 mi MIDNITE Campus Corner Pharmacy R CAMPUS CORNER PHARMACY B18 S. STATE ST. ANN ARBOR, MICH. NO. 5-4431 Compliments of Washtenaw Engineering Company l I l l NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST A Nine Convenient Offices in Ann Arbor and Milan J Main Office 125 South Main at Washington 1. 2. Campus Office 500 East William at Thompson Packard-Stadium Office 1501 East Stadium at Packard 3. 4. Westgate Office 2475 West Stadium Blvd., Westgate Shopping Center Pittsfield Office 3500 Washtenaw Road at Pittsfield Blvd. 5. 6. Arborland Office Q The Mall, Arborland Shopping Center 7. Broadway Office A l 1156 Broadway near PlymouthjRoad l 8. Plymouth Road Office l 3500 Plymouth Road at Green Road Milan Office l 9 Wabash Street, Milan, Michigan fin Milan, call 439-93411 9. Telephone: all offices 769-81 1 1' NATIONAL A BANK Sz TRUST COMPANY OF ANN ARBOR l l o PIONEER :' ,,... T, I V E lf 'Wil GCI . A I 'ocfxllf' W9 Wwl IW Wir-II' we , f 3'-'f A,,.V' ,Q,ff'Qf, . in l . A .,,.-,. .... f-' l I l-n1 i.an-3- Y . 'U 0 .gf-,.,,.-1-Iv For these and other quality equipment SEE - 5 e music center, mc. 304 SOUTH THAYER OPPOSITE HILL AUDITORIUM 665 8607 cl 8 ROAD SERVICE WESTGATE SHELL SERVICE CENTER 2500 Jack R d BOB STANCZAK Ann Arbor, M h g 48I03 Dealer Telephone 769 3335 Falsetta's Pittsfield Market Authentic ltalian PIZZA Groceries - Package Liquor - Cold Beer 2200 Pittsfield 971-1220 - fAcross from Arborlonclj Bill's 24 hr. Towing Service PH. 662-6575 Ann Arbor, Mich. Congratulations Seniors NArE's Boar Shop 2527 Dexter 668-8500 119 1 1 Congratulations! Class of 71 1 Guenther Bldg. Cog, Inc. 1453 Crawford1La. Ann Arbor - 1 663-8437 1 663-8821 1 Congratulations! Class of 711 4.-V 1 C NataIie's Bouti ue , ct CI 1924 Packard1Rd. Ann Arbor1 1 761-0281 1 761-4528 I 1 1 1 Compliments 1 TQWN AND of the 1 COUNTRY Contac and Yearbook FURNITURE MODERN s. coLoNrAL Fummune - CARPETS l BEDDING Staffs Lou VOGIEL-WEf5 EISELE Ann Arbor - Saline Rd. at Pleasant Lake Rd. 1 1 1 if F3 J ::?:::,a Mf- nn r or J oar ' 0 0 I 11 Mm. S lm I b 1 ' gfrank Bandai SU 'nan nes R E A LT O R 1 1 Congratulations Class of 7 I HARKINS H PENNISI 404 WOLVERINE BUILDING 1 REALTORS ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN 1 COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES S. State Ann Arbor 1 ' 1 1 1 120 1 1 Educafion makes a people easy fo lead, buf clifficull io drivef easy fo govern, buf impossible fo enslave CONGRATUILATIONS CLASS OF 71 and Best Wishes for a BRIGHT FUTURE Compliments ofa Friend , DTS? was EGF If , romrgf Siwwris FEM THE Tmshmzn I Compliments df I A. H. Payeur 8. Son's I Foundations , 5150 Marion Rd. Ann Arbor, Michigan If it's made of concrete we do it. I I I JOHN LEIDY SHOP I 601-607 E. LIBERTY I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WILKINSON LUGGAGE Congrafulalions SENIORS from Discount Tire Co 2266 W. STADIUM 3345 WASHTENAW 327 s. MAIN sy. Serving All oi Ann Arbors Travel Needs for over 55 years ANN ARBOR I CongraI'ula1ions To The Good Luck CLASS OF '71 Class of 71 THE JOHNSTONS Universiiy Aquarium 81 Pet Shop Aprill Agency, Inc. Insurance Agents 8. Advisers COMPLETE LINE OF PET SUPPLIES Westgate Shopping Center 66-3-0224 I 124 I I Cleary College Training will improve your future 1 ' l' I M -1 T' Classroom Administration Building SPECIALISTS IN SECRETARIAL, ACCOUNTING, AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS Earn a One-year diploma, a Two-year Associate Degree, or a Four-year Bachelor Degree, at ci prestige school. STOP TO THINK! Most Cleary College graduates have positions before graduation. Choice of many business courses. I A business training that will provide security and background. Cleary training has been proven by thousands of graduates. 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PF' A JM' r 1 ,S 1 'mf ,I ., W1 if ' Q ,sf A Amstutz, Judy 38, 90 Anhut, Amy 22, 40, 77 Anhut, Charlie 57, 61, 68, 72 Anhut, Francie 20, 87, 90 Aquinto, Greg 54, 66, 67, 82, 83 Aquinto, Steve 90 Arnold, Mary 2, 14, 77 Arthos, John 61, 73 Arthos, Lydie 20, 40, 44, 51, 83 B Bailey, Craig 36, 37, 57, 68, 73, 76 Barden, Bob 57, 61, 66, 73 Barden, Kathy 11, 89 Barnard, CheChe 13, 39, 83 Barnard, Larry 58, 69, 90, 97, 98 Barry, Bob 54, 68, 72 Barry, John 90, 122 Belanger, Sue 16, 22, 23, 44, 45, 89 Bell, Karen 77 Bell, Roslyn 73 Bellestri, Fran 82, 83 Bellestri, Mary 73 Bertz, Mark 24, 44, 90, 98, 130 Birkle, Mike 6, 73 Birkle, Nancy 73 Birmingham, Gary 90 Bitondo, Annamarie 73 Boyce, Brian 54, 67, 69, 83 Blond, Connie 19, 45, 77 Brauer, Cathy 22, 23, 91 Brauer, Martha 73 Bricult, Judy 19, 77 Bricult, Kathy 37, 62, 83 Brown, Dale 17, 73 Brown, Karen 6, 49, 83 Brusher, Pat 57, 61, 73 Burch, Joe Burke, Dan 39, 54, 56, 83 Buss, Jim Butler, Joanne 77, 81 C Campbell, Janet 45, 83 Canham, Clare 34, 35, 36, 37, 62, 6 Carr, Patty 83 Caroll, Paul 54, 69, 83 Chard, Ken 69, 83 Chard, Carol 77 Chase, Mike 58, 59, 61, 73, 106 Chavez, Jon 24, 39, 41, 91 Chavez, Mary Ann 73 Chenoweth, Sue 3, 22, 63, 69, 77 Chenoweth, Ted 38, 54, 82, 91, 99 Chicoine, Dave 54, 83 Chicoine, Mark 54, 77 Chicoine, Mary Jo 3, 26, 41, 44, 88 Chien, Nora 21, 91 Clark, Cindy 16, 46, 47, 83 132 STUDENT INDEX 3, 89, 99 Clark, Gary 15, 54, 83 Clark, Jim 38, 54, 86, 91 Clark, Julie 46, 73 ' 1 Clark, Lynn 12, 40, 77 l Conlin, Bob 12, 38, 54, 60, 61, 66, 67, 77 Conlin, Kathy 6, 16, 20, 49, 83 Conlin, Terri 73 1 Corona, Connie 16, 40, 47, 91, 122 Coughlin, Kathy 25, 40, 45, 83 F D Darga, Richard 77 Dascola, Carol 40, 77 DeFord, Paul 36, 37, 89 , Deighton, Jim 58, 59, 69, 77, 99, 106 Deighton, Tom 61, 66, 73 Denoyer, Marilynn 73 l DeNeff, Stephanie 2, 20, 77 , Dinka, Ildiko 83 ' Dinka, Marguerite 16, 26, 30, 40, 91 Diroff, Sharon 77 Diroff, Tom 11, 48, 51, 66, 67, 88 1 DiDonato, Ann 23, 91 X DiDonato, Bill 26, 57, 61, 66, 68, 73 DiDonato, Pat 23, 83 Doneth, Mike 14, 92 Downey, Tim 57, 73 Driscoll, Pat 83 Driscoll, Tom 18, 34, 35, 44, 48, 54, 55, 6 E , Edwards, Chris 92 Eisele, Anne 18, 44, 45, 77 Evans, Elaine 77 Evans, John 89, 99 F Farrell, Charles 73 Farrell, Dave 51, 58, 69, 92, 99 ' Farrell, Maureen 83 Flanagan, Marty 39, 45, 47, 83 Flanagan, Theresa 11, 14, 76, 130 Flekenstein, Mark 41, 92 Fogelsong, Kate 22, 83 Ford, Mary 40, 77 Forner, Debbie 21, 41, 92 Foster, Andrew 66, 73 Foster, Mark 69, 77 Fowler, Carl 73 G Gainsley, Dave 83 Galagher, Pat 57, 61, 66, 73 Gallagher, Mike 38, 61, 67, 77 , Gaynor, John 66, 73 Gaynor, Tim 83 ' Gelenius, Terri 73, 75 Gibbons, Mary 74 Gorman, Joe 38, 40, 54, 61, 77 Gould, Cindy 20, 40, 49, 82 9, 92 Gray, Mary 8, 40, 92 Green, Kathy 38, 41, 92, 116 Green, Barb 77 Gunnis, Bill 46, 84 H . Hadley, Gene 39, 67, 84 Hadley, Cheryl 17, 74, 76 Hadley, Theresa Hamilton, joan 8, 87, 92, 97, 131 Hardie, Bob 57, 72 Hardie, Dan 11, 41, 51, 56, 58, 59, 69, 93, 106 Hardie, Sue 16, 46, 84 Hayner, Scott 22, 23, 93 Heilman, Mark 17, 66, 74 Heilman, Steve 18, 59, 60, 61, 66, 77 Henderson, Dave 93 Hergott, Jean 20, 84 Hergott, Sue 40, 93, 97, 99, 131 Herrera, Arnparito 74 Hess, Jim 5, 67, 84 Hessenaur, Carla 77 Hevia,Jess 17, 26, 66, 74, 101 Hevia, Moe 39, 67, 84 Hieber, Leon 38, 41, 42, 48, 54, 67, 93, 97, 116 Hogan, Josephine 74 - Huczek, Paula 21, 78 I Iott, Dave 3, 58, 59, 60, 89 Iott, Kathy 78 J' juback, jane 74 If Kasper, Sandra 78 Kelly, Kevin 58, 59, 60, 68, 87 Kinney, Marian 2, 40, 84 Kinney, Sheila 34, 35, 36, 62, 88, 99 Khumayyis, Marie 16, 78 Klinger, Gary 6, 61, 78 Kluin, Karen 27, 34, 35, 36, 37, 78 Kluin, Kurt 57, 74 Knight, Bob 22, 54, 55, 56, 57, 67, 78, 84 Knight, jeff 68, 78 Koch, Chuck 27, 36, 37, 41, 43, 54, 55, 66, 67, 93, 116 Komosinski, Carol 13, 48, 93, 97 Komosinski, janet 84 Kraft, Bob 20, 22, 78 Kraft, Debbie 7, 25, 34, 35, 36, 49, 84, 122 H Krajewski, Sharon 8, 39, 49, 84, 130 Kramer, Jan 93, 99 . Krasny, Mary 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 72, 74 Kruzich, Mike 16, 22, 23, 84 Kruzich, Steve 8, 11, 58, 69, 74, 76 L Langstaff, Leisa 16, 78 Leavy, Mike 25, 45, 51, 84 Leite, Chris 57, 61, 74 Leite, Linda 78 Leite, Mark 57, 74 Libs, Jim 57, 68, 74 Libs, joe 37, 39, 54, 93, 99 Lillard, ,Len 57, 61, 66, 74 Liska, Sue 76, Long, Bob 38, 54, 69, 84 Long, Ed 57, 75 Lovernick, Mary Pat 19, 51, 84 Lowe, Terri 16, 75 Lynch, Tom 39, 42, 54, 55, 56, 67, 84, 85 M Mackey, Doug 7, 12, 94, 99, 122 Maddalena, Corky 46, 84 Magielskihlim 58, 59, 78 Marshall, Mary 78, 81 Marshall, Peggy 75 Marshall, Tom 24, 36, 37, 39, 58, Martinez, Ramon 57, 78 59, 68, McCarty, john 36, 37, 58, 61, 76, 99 McCarty, Steve 75 McClatchey, Colleen 14, 78 McCoy, Barb 38, 51, 84 McCoy, Mark 48, 57, 75 McDonald, Mary 45, 78 McFadden, Mark 69, 75 McGovern, Mike 94 McMahon, Kevin 58, 59, 69, 82, 84, 106 McMillan, Andy 16, 94, 97, 98 McMillan, Don 8, 20, 84 McMillan, Paul 74, 75 Meade, Jeff 67, 84 Meade, Peggy 25, 94 Meldrum, Scott 18, 39, 41, 54, 68, 94,.97 Meza, Mariana 78 Mitchell, Tom 6, 68, 69, 78 Modjeski, Pam 21, 78 Montoye, Marilyn 26, 38, 62, 94 Moon, Mark 44, 61, 64, 78 Moore, Michele 46, 51, 94 Morehouse, Mark 66, 68, 78 Morehouse, Sandy 25, 95, 97 Morris, Greg 19, 57, 61, 66, 75 94, 106 Morris, Ken 13, 42, 54, 56, 66, 67, 89, 97 130 Mortell, john 57, 61, 66, 75 Mosher, Jane 24, 48, 62, 95 Mosher, Mike 58, 61, 78 Myers, Nick 2, 78 Mynning, Dave N Nelson, Mark 75 Nelson, Tim 54, 56, 84, 130 Niemann, Emily 3, 41, 86, 95, 97, Niemann, Martha 63, 78 Norton, Gale 25, 84 O O'Connor, Cathie 40, 47, 78 O'Connor, Chris 57, 75 O,Donnell, Patti 7, 25, 49, 84, 122 O'Donnell, Terry 9, 60, 61, 78 O'Keefe, Kathy 78 99 Oliver, Chris 4, 16, 84 O'Mara, Kathy 95 O'Mara, Kevin 46, 58, 59, 69, 84, 106 O,Mara, Sheryl 40, 75 O'Neil1 Ed 57, 69, 75 O'Neill, Al 54, 56, 57, 84, 69 O,NeiIl, Pete 27, 38, 54, 56, 61, 66, 67, 79 O'Neill, Vince 57, 61, 75 Oshaben, Dave 22, 84 Oshaben, Kathy 14, 76 P Payeur, Jane 13, 40, 63, 78, 79 Payeur, Margaret 13, 27, 95 Pappas, Kathy 17, 75 Pearson, Mimi 62, 84 Pelletier, Debbie 17, 76 Penn, Pat 66, 79 Pennisi, Frank 34, 35, 36, 37, 43, 54, 56, 95 Pennisi, Mike 15, 25, 54, 56, 85 Pennisi, Steve 60, 61, 79 Peters, Vince 39, 41, 42, 44, 45, 58, 59, 88 Perraut, Peggy 16, 46, 76 Peterson, Cathy 76 Peterson, Martha 79 Peterson, Mary 78, 79 Peterson, Tom 57, 61, 76 Petrick, Denise 45, 88 Petropoulos, John 45, 76 Pickut, Barb 76 Phillips, Dale 27, 95, 97, 122 Phillips, Sue 79 Pietras, Pam 76 Pietras, Penny 27, 44, 47, 51, 95, 122 Pilon, Denise 17, 48, 76 Platte, Brian 48, 85 , Podesta, Sue 76 Politi, Karen 72, 76 Prieskorn, Judy 12, 40, 78 R Redies, Mark 19, 57, 61,76 Redpath, Gerry Redpath, Lynn 79 Regnier, Kim 79 Regnier, Mark 61, 76 Richard, Ken 57, 61, 67, 76 Rice, John 69, 76 Richmond, Betty 38, 39, 85 Richmond, Rita 9, 79 Richter, Kathy 79 Rickard, Teri 27, 96, 97 Ritter, Larry 56, 58, 61, 68, 74, 76 Ritter, Kathy 63, 79 Ritter, Ray 39, 54, 68, 82, 85 Roberts,Joanne 51, 85 Roberts, Mary 19, 76 Roche, John 77, 101 Rust, John 54, 58, 59, 60, 96 Ryan, Ann Marie 40, 77 Ryan, Colleen 16, 96, 97, 99 134 S Schlegelrnilch, Renee 77 Schneider, Chris 67, 79 Schoonover, Jim 57, 66, 79 Schueler, Carl 58, 69, 77 Schwind, Diane 12, 96, 98, 130 Serafin, Ann 40, 85 Shannon, Mary 85 Shelton, Cindy 96 ' Shelton, Gail 16, 39, 82, 85 Shelton, Woody 9, 77 Sherzer, Ann 77 Sherzer, Mary 82, 85 l Sieron 7 Simon, Simon, Simon, Simon, Simon, Sinelli, Smith, Spitler, Barb 16, 47, 48,85 N Jim 25, 44, 54, 85 ' Judy 40, 62, 63, 85 Maryann 18, 79 l Sue 16, 79 Therese 77 l Ed 2, 68, 79 Kelley 61, 77 Donna 77 Spitler, John 96, 130 Spitler, Marie 79 Stapish, Dan 48, 77 St. John, Ellen 16, 77 Sutton,Jim 37, 54, 69, 96 Szewczuk, Steve 61, 67, 79 T Tobias, Gary 96, 98 Trenton, Rick 31, 69, 89, 97, 99, 116 Turner, Dave 57, 77 , U Uherck, Paula 79 Ullrich, Carol 1, 24, 44, 45, 90, 97 1 V Vail, Lisa 85 X W Wadke, Bill 5, 59, 69, 85, 106 1 Warren, Mary Ann 97, 99 Watkins, Rick 57, 66, 72, 77 Weber, Don 15, 39, 54, 69, 85 Weber, Irene 12, 97, 98 Williams, Gary 85 Woods, Jim 27, 66, 79 Wright, Judy 16, 79 Wykes, Patti 12, 97, 98, 122 T' Young, Bob 85 Young, Bonnie 40, 63, 77 N Young, Marilynn 13, 37, 62, 63, 85 Z l Ziegler, Bob 4 A W Ziegler, Jim 13, 26, 54, 55, 57, 97 Zielinski, Mary 12, 38, 97 Zimiske, Peter l ACKNGWLEDGEMENTS The 1971 yearbook staff proudly presents this review of the 1970-71 school year- the 1971 Sl-IAIVIROCK. This completed book was the goal we kept in mind when problems and frustrations tempted us to settle for something less. Our sense of accomplishment includes a sense of gratitude for the combined talents, interests, and enthusiasm of many people. We recognize them as follows: The entire St. Thomas staff and student body, who on many ,occasions assisted us in various ways, the exceptional photographer from Craine Studio and our excellant student photographers lvfike Kruzich and Tom Nlarshallg Seniors Mary jo Chicoine, Sue Belanger, jane Mosher, Colleen Ryan, and Carol Ullrich whose invaluable service during the first semester made our ad and subscription drives so successfulg Nlary Sherzer, Kate Fogelsong, and Pat Driscoll who worked for one seniester. Special appreciation, of course, belongs to Juniors Cindy Gould, Debbie Kraft, and Patti O'Donnell for their year-round contribution to layout, editing, and copy-writing' operations of the SI-IAMROCK. 1 1 The influence of Mr. Frank Vel and Sister Mary Edward can be detected in our book. To these two and to all others of the Detroit Student Press Summer journalism Work- shop we owe our gratitude. And finally, to our advisor, Sister Marion Haas forhelping us' especially with the organizational aspects and for insisting that pretty good is not good enough. . To all then who shared in the making of the 1971 we DEDICATED the 1971 SHAMROCK. Weihope you like your book. We do! ' X Kathy Conlin and Karen Brown, Co-editors. Lhhographed in U.S.A. by 3 ' ' EDVVAFI D S 1. , E-sPfc3Tl-IEFAS ..,, Vw INCDFPDFATED 2500 SOUTH STATE STREET I ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN 45104 MfI,W1'MZIf-l9fW:f4, I ww 1L4J'fww 'M1.f4 !vwi gbgwsif bxsfwiha acidic! Wm WMM ,ipklowff xCg5YM,Lgf Mfwl- gf VIUJN Jvxfnx MW? uw-,ICQ WU. 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