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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY
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Leadership guides college
Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Havlik OSB, Chancellor.
Board of Trustee Chairman Thomas Culligan, Fr. Daniel Kucera OSB, and Scholl family members unveil portrait of William M. Scholl at the
Science Learning Center dedication.
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Rev. Daniel W. Kucera OSB, President.
Jean Hayes, secretary to Fr. Dan.
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Kathryn Schleimer, secretary to Mr. Dyba.
Thomas J. Dyba, Executive Vice President.
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Dolores Levine, secretary to Mr. Thomas Rich.
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Thomas Rich, Director of Admissions.
Offices manage academic affairs
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Rev. Eugene Hemrick, Director, School of Catechetics.
Norbert Farnaus, Director of Continuing Education.
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(L to R) Mary Sue Gladis, Emanuel Williams and Dulcie Corkill,
Admissions Counselors.
Gloria Tysl, Dean of Faculty and Instruction.
Ida Black, secretary to Ms. Tysl.
Thomas Sullivan, Director, Institute for Management.
Sylvia White, Director of Cooperative Education.
Ada Bleecker, Admissions Receptionist.
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Administrators assist students
Michael Madach, Productions Managing Director.
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Gerald Czerak, Director of Communications.
Sister Alma Brothers OSB, Director of Student Financial Aid and
secretary Jean Kovac.
Geraldine Curley and Elizabeth Puis, College Nurses.
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Finance staff works for stability
Rev. Joseph Chang OSB, Controller.
Marlene Lester, Finance Office Manager.
L.R. Chase, Vice President for Finance.
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William Rieser, Assistant to the Business Manager.
Bro. Sebastian Kuhn OSB, College Postmaster.
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Executors help promote IBC
Fred Hodoval, Director of Development.
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Barb Bernhard, Administrative Assistant to the President.
Walter Block, Director of Grants and Special Projects.
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Peg Schmaleft and Fran Leitherer, Secretaries in Development Office.
Development: Key to the future
Gay Miyakawa, Alumni Director, (not pictured) Rev. Stanley Vesely OSB, Alumni Coordinator.
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AIDP looks
towards future
Receptionists in the Academic Advising Center.
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Advising center established
Dr. Gerald Stacy, Director of Testing and Basic Skills.
An academic advising center was
established as a part of the student
life systems area of the Advanced In-
stitutional Development Program.
Under the direction of Fr. David
Turner OSB, it served to aid students
in planning academic advancement,
career development, basic skills
training, and recruitment of low in-
come and minority studnets.
Assisting Fr. David were Dr. Gerald
Stacy, Director of Testing and Basic
Skills, and Mr. Ken Tyskiewicz,
Director of Career Planning and
Placement.
Another member of the advising
center was Mrs. Alice Pacocha, the
school registrar.
Mr. Ken Tyskiewicz, Director of Career Planning and
Placement.
Mrs. Alice Pacocha, Registrar.
Fr. David Turner OSB, Dean of Academic Services.
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Student Marion Bertellotti learns from dissection
Biology: Anatomy of nature
Mr. Richard Grossberg.
Dr. Lawrence Kamin.
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Chem. Dept. researches protein
Learning the basics in General Chemistry lab.
Dr. Wayne Wesolowski.
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Economics Dept. expands staff
Dr. Margarete Paulus Roth, chairman.
Mr. Soyon Lee. (not pictured) Mr. Jeffrey Madura
Mr. James Luckey.
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Fr. David Turner OSB, Ph.D.
Education Dept. prepares teachers
Dr. Philip Bean.
Dr. Gloria Tysl
Fr. Christian Ceplecha OSB, chairman.
History advances understanding
Dr. Joel Setzen.
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Language widens foreign scene
Dr. Luz Maria Alvarez.
Fr. Leo reveals
the fine arts
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Mr. George Koehler.
Mr. David Champlin, chairman.
Fr. Leo Vancura OSB.
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Literature and communications expand
Dr. John O'Brien.
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Mathematical sciences progress
Dr. Rose Carney, chairman.
Dr. Phyllis Kittel.
Mr. James Meehan
Fr. Paul Tsi, Ph.D. and Fr. Richard Shonka OSB.
Ms. Eileen Clark.
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Music dept. rejuvenates organ
Ms. Rosalie Loeding.
Fr. Alban Hrebic OSB, chairman.
Above: Mr. Andrew Marchese.
Bottom right: Eye witnessing the
rejuvenated theatre organ.
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Philosophy Dept.
teaches thought
Dr. Bernard Toussaint, chairman.
Political Science
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Mr. Robert Rybica.
Dr. Christopher Kornaros.
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PE dept expands with new staff
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Mr. Anthony LaScala.
Dr. James Bell, chairman.
Mr. Bruce Coleman.
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Mr. Kevin Downs.
Mr. John Ostrowski.
(not pictured) Ms. Mary Sarubbi.
Ms. Barb Kane.
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Physics and Engineering depts.
Dr. Lynell Cannell.
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Religious Studies
Dr. James Gaffney. (not pictured) Dr. Ann Cossette.
Bro. Finian Taylor OSB, acting chairman, (not pictured) Fr. Julian Duerbeck OSB.
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Psychology and Sociology depts.
Fr. Robert Rogalski, chairman.
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Mr. William Burke
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Library Aids in
Intellectual advancement
Mary Gail Adams, student library worker.
LIBRARY STAFF: (L to R standing) Joan Hopkins, Reference Librarian; Rickya Bresser; Mae Stewart, Serials
Librarian; Marie Yager; Catherine Zaborac; Pauline Lechanitre; Diane Theodore; (L to R sitting) Joe Zderad;
Craig Eben; Burt Thompson, Director of Library Services; Fr. Albert Ondriska OSB, Public Service Librarian;
Fr. Vitus Buresh, OSB, Technical Service Librarian.
Fr. Albert Ondriska takes notice of library activity.
Craig Eben and Joe Zderad discuss library matters.
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Student managers: (L to R) Jan Aeschliman, Bernie Cafe heads: (L to R) Bob Nohl, Craig Evans.
Reusz, Donna Hennessy.
Cafe keeps IBC running smoothly
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ACTIVITIES
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Leadership
Planning
Representatives of clubs attend SAB meeting.
New business at SAB meeting invites interest.
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SAB Executive Board: (L to R) Marge Colby — secretary, Eileen McAuliffe — social chairman, Joan Bosnak —
president, Jeff Javors — vice president and Jan Svoboda — treasurer.
Key: SAB's
Success
For the first time ever, the SAB Ex-
ecutive Board consisted of four
women and one man. Despite what
some saw as a lopsidedness, the
student activity board successfully
ran the events of the year.
A wide range of activities were
held, including: a weekend camping
trip, folk singers, and Irish night, two
Polka parties, the annual outdoor
concert, and a successful Home-
coming and Winter Weekend.
This year's board also became
more active in controlling the budgets
of campus clubs and organizations.
SAB members discuss budgetary problems at meeting.
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Senators debate curriculum
Dr. Baker heads the academic senate.
Interested students discuss topics with Dr. Roth including the new
proposed liberal education core.
Senators question CLEP guidelines.
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Business during the lunch hour.
That's some dinner.
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FLUX STAFF: (seated) Advisor Gerald Czerak, (L to R) Marge Dean, Mary Ann Chandler, Maryellen Lissak, Craig
Latto, Jorge Hererra, Mike Brennan, Dave Bielawski, John Mrkvicka, Cindy Parke, Bill Pavlecic, Tim Neff, Bill
Foster.
Flux Staff puts out record 14 issues
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FLUX EDITORS: (L to R) Jeff Lewandowski (Business), Bill Bayci
(Sports), Alan Dikty (Editor), Bill Lisowski (Features), Chris Johnson
(News), Thomas Ekins (Associate editor).
Alan Dikty gets down to journalism.
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Illinois benedictine flux
Flux writers enjoy their end-of-the-year banquet
The annual Flux banquet — a tribute to the staff.
The eighth annual Flux award
banquet was held April 30, and the
following writers were judged
winners: NEWS — 1st place — Bill
Lisowski; 2nd place — Chris Johnson
and Mike Brennan; SPORTS — 1st
place — Bill Lisowski; 2nd and 3rd
place — Dave Bielawski; COLUMNS
— 1st and 3rd place — Bill Lisowski;
2nd place — Alan Dikty; FEATURES
— 1st and 3rd place — Bill Lisowski;
2nd place — Marge Dean; REVIEWS
— 1st place — Donna Przepiorka;
2nd place — Michelle Jaworski; 3rd
place — Cindy Parke and John Mrk-
vica. FLUX AWARD (for the most
unique contribution) Jorge Hererra
and MVP (for journalistic excellence)
Bill Lisowski.
Bill Lisowski and Jeff Lewandowski pose with some past Flux issues.
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Eagle reborn after three year absence
Photographer Frank Aguirre
After a three year absence, the IBC
yearbook was reborn. As its theme in-
dicates, it is a time for celebration.
The first attempts to start the book
failed in September of 1974 but by
that spring, co-editors Maryellen
Lissak and Bill Lisowski, both then
freshmen, had the plans ironed out
and the Eagle was on its way.
One of the major problems of res-
tarting the book was in setting up
dark-room facilities but this was ac-
complished over the summer. Photo
editor Bije Munninger took care of
this.
Despite a lot of problems, a small
dedicated group of workers got the
book out.
Photo editor Marian Bertellotti
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Co-editor Bill Lisowski.
Photographers Bill Lisowski and Jeff Lewandowski
Co-editor Maryellen Lissak.
Staffer Pam Zitnik.
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Circle K members: (L to R) Bill Antoskiewicz, Mary Ellen Hoffman, Dan O'Connor, Paul Birch.
Circle K members: (L to R) Annette Plese, Mike Corley, Marian Bertellotti
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Circle K aids school and community.
Paul Bardachowski and Marty Janecke
help at the Circle K Daisey Sale.
Circle K members: (L to R) Mike Patricoski, Maryellen Lissak, Cathy Flavin, Bob Barta, Mary
Ann Chandler, Gary Hoover.
Circle K members: (L to R) Maureen Healy, Marycarol Mock, Tom Bychowski, Mary Gail Adams,
Pam Michalik, Elsa Hernandez, Paul Bardachowski.
Circle K is a service organization
that was started at IBC in 1971. At
that time it had a membership of 10.
Now that membership is well over 30
and the club has become one of the
most active organizations in the state.
Among the things Circle K ac-
complished this year were: raising
$4300 in conjunction with the Lisle
Kiwanis Club by selling peanuts,
raising $70 with a car wash and build-
ing a sandbox for the Century Hill
School for the Mentally Retarded.
This year's officers were: president
Greg Pesavento, vice-president Bill
Antoskiewicz, treasurer Paul Birch,
and secretary Teri Michalowski.
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BSA members: (front L to R) Jon Carruthers, Sabrina Brown, Richard Willis, (back L to R) Calvin Scott,
Valerie Davis, Annette Rhodes, Christopher Johnson.
BSA meeting in progress.
BSA members listen attentively to speaker.
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BSA experience new leadership
Star Spangled Homecoming
Bobbing for apples takes quickness in the timed obstacle course.
A "Stars and Stripes" theme
reflecting the bicentennial celebra-
tion signaled the 1975 Homecoming
Week activities. The major dance, at
the O'Hare Regency Hyatt House, fea-
tured music by Uncle Same.
Among the activities held during
the week were; a beard growing con-
test, a BSA fashion and talent show, a
chess tournament, a champgane
breakfast, a tug-o-war, a wheelbarrel
race, and an ice-cream eating con-
test.
Senior Jan Svoboda was elected
queen while senior Bill Leonetti was
voted king.
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Homecoming king Bill Leonetti and queen Jan Svoboda.
Circle K members assemble the liberty bell.
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Students become Stroh's Stars
The Stroh's superstar competition
was a new promotion for the beer
company and IBC was one of the first
campuses to experience it. Over 160
IBC students took part in the Feb. 12,
contest.
Basically, the contest involved
doing such things as tossing five
frisbees through a hoop, blowing a
bubble from gum, skipping rope 25
times, swirling a hula-hoop 25 times,
and hitting a paddleball 25 times.
Freshman Scott O'Connor won the
first prize, a Schwinn 10 speed bike.
IBC Superstar Scott O'Connor wins 10-speed.
Superstar hulas-hoop.
And . . . they're off!
Student throws frisbee.
Bob Barta attempts the paddle ball
Soccer Club:
On its own
Aldo Intilli tries to dribble past opposing team.
Mike Exharos follows ball down the field.
Aldo Intilli practices his goal shot.
1975-76 SOCCER CLUB: (L to R standing) Don Davis, Mike Hogan, Mike Burns, Paul Bardachowski, Rolando
Quiros, George Hernandez, Mike Exharos, William Rivera, Maushod Shehedi, Ron Franks, Jorge Herrara. (L to
R) Tony Intilli, Aldo Intilli. Jim Jaffke, David Esposito, Bob Barta, Mike Patricoski, Larry Bollmder. Bill Pavloc.
(in front) Bill Thomas.
The soccer club, playing without
any real financial backing, finished its
best season ever with a 5 win, 7 loss
record. Senior Don Davis led the club
this year and said that the team was
better organized than in past years.
Besides money, another problem
facing the team was shortage of
players. Most teams they faced had
30 or more players. IBC only had 15.
Despite these problems, the team had
a good season.
Aldo Intilli races down field with the ball as Bob Barta looks to help.
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Bio club sponsors nature sales
Biology club with advisor Dr. Kamin.
Biology club officers.
Psych club
Psychology club: (L tp R) Gil Kozlowski, president; Mike Merola
secretary-treasurer; Frank Kirk.
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Physics club
Physics club officers: Dr. Duane Buss, advisor; Mark Wilson,
president; Ray-Dennis Karpf, vice president.
Physics club: (L to R) Judy Baxter. Mike Kowalski, Mark Wilson, Ray-
Dennis Karpf, Maryellen Lissak, Bob Holub.
Math club
Math club officers: (sitting) Henry
Kedziorski, spring president; (back
L to R) Mike Bergeron, fall
president; Rita Konop, vice
president; Maryellen Lissak,
secretary.
Math club: (L to R front) Mr. James Meehan, advisor; Pat Ware, Rita Konop, Margaret Ciesielski,
Henry Kedziorski, Maryellen Lissak, (L to R back) Judy Baxter, Angelo Consiglio, Virginia Walsh,
Judy Fuss, Kerry Vrabel, Sue Vollink, Virginia Dolatowski, Juan Hernandez, Art Proust.
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SAPHER holds
superstar contest
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SAPHER members: John Gianotti, Marilyn Young, Carl Sabo, Dave
Zuro, Tom Norton.
SAPHER officers: Dave Pawtowski, co-chairperson; Mary Krogull,
sec.-tres.; back row; Bob Schellinger, president; John Joyce, vice-
president; (not pictured) Cindy Farnham, co-chairperson.
Business Club
Business Club: John Arrivo, Steve De Sitter, unidentified, Chris
Johnson.
Business Club: Mark Nawrocki, Rick Zgonina, Bill Adams; back row:
Tim Dubiel, Greg Pesavento, San Kerdjshol, Ron Franks, David
Skupien, Jim Koezot.
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American Chemistry Society
American Chemistry Society (ACS) officers: front; Bob Wild, treasurer,
Debbie Rita, secretary; back; Dr. Wayne Wesolwski, advisor, Stan
hase, president.
The I BC telescope
ACS members: (Sitting) Ralph Duda, (standing) Bill tvlarchi, John
Zelnick, Ben Morris.
The sky is
their limit
Astronomical Society members: Judy Baxter, Mike Kowalski (president),
Mark Wilson, Dallas Williams, Maryellen Lissak.
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Philosophy club
Michelle Jaworski attempts to get her point across to Dave Basener.
Philosophy club: (front L to R) Ann Anderson; Michelle Jaworski, vice president-secretary: (back L to
R) Dr. Bernard Toussaint; Mike Brennan; David Basener, president.
History club
History club: (L to R) Fr. Christian Ceplecha OSB, Jim Bartusek
Mike McLaughlin, John Knobloch, Steve Rapacz, Barry
Golembiewsk
History club officers: (L to R) Michelle Jaworski, president; Dr. Philip
Bean, advisor; Mary Ann Zeszutko, vice president.
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Above and below: Participants at end-of-the-year get together.
Campus
Ministry
St. Benedict's Chapel.
The Campus Ministry, directed by
Fr. Theodore Suchy OSB, enriched
the Mass through the making of
banners, taking part in the liturgy and
providing songs. Prayer meetings
were also held at which participants
could share their thoughts through
the reading of the Bible, discussion
and song.
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Concerts/Dances
May I have this next dance?
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Helper takes care of a little one.
Juvenile day care center: (L to R) coop director Justine Salcik,
Ruth Karpf, Karen Johnson.
Film Commission adds diversion
Film Commission: (L to R) Kevin Bennett, Katie Fitzsimmons,
Sue Vol link, Jim Hanak.
Film Commission: (L to R) Bill Velander, Mary Kaye Martel, Ed
Deane. (not pictured) Martha Fitzsimmons.
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48 hour basketball marathon
Tom McCarthy goes for two as Dan Wiemerslage referees.
Blistered sore feet take a break.
Twelve IBC students broke the
school's record for continuous bas-
ketball play and in doing so, raised
over 2,700 dollars for the Sunday MR
program.
The competitiors in the 48 hour
marathon were Bill Antoskiewicz, Bob
Barta, Don Benco, Jim Jennings, Tom
McCarthy, and Dan Herrmann, all on
the team known as the Hustlers, and
on the Long Shots were Bill Adams,
Andy Jones, Joe Rudolph, Ralph
Duda, Kevin Kinegge, and Bernie
Reusz.
The final score of the Nov. 7-9 affair
was Hustlers 2354, Long Shots 2342.
Tom McCarthy was top scorer with
1244 points.
The Long Shots and the Hustlers actively engage in the sport of basketball.
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Expands MR program funds
Volunteers and participants take part in an activity.
MR program heads.
Participants show their handiwork.
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Who keeps
sanity in
the dorms?
Ondrak staff: (L to R) Debbie Rita, student medical aid; Marge Colby, RA; Mary Webster,
director; Kathy Koncel, RA; Marian Bertollotti, RA. (not pictured) Kathy Kott, RA.
Carol Psingsten, Ondrak spring adult
counselor, (not pictured) Gayle Dreas, fall
counselor.
Jaegar RA's' Steve Frank, (not pictured) Tom McCarthy, John O'Grady.
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Kohlbeck RA's: (L to R) Don Davis, Leo Ochs, Bill Leonnetti.
Kohlbeck dorm director Fr. Theodore Suchy, OSB.
Directors
and RA's
Neuzil RA's: Tom Norton, (not pictured) Ken Carruthers, Greg Pesavento, director
Coach Ostrowski, medical aid Mike O'Donnell.
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IHA formed to unify dorms
Neuzil Hall gov't: (L to R) John Maciorowski, Jim Jaffke.
Ondrak Hall gov't: (back L to R) Pam Zitnik, Vlki Laucius,
Jeanine LaLoggia, Bije Munninger, Mary Canavan, (front Lto
R) Elsa Hernandez, Katie Fitzsimmons, Karen Kellen.
Kohlbeck Hall gov't: (I to R) Angelo Consiglio, John Piccione, Dennis Moran, Bill Benjamin, Frank Riley.
Jaeger Hall gov't: (back Lto R) Tom Stachura, Rich
Vacco, John Osborne, (front L to R) Larry Markowski,
Bill Bayci, Paul Bardachowski.
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Ad hoc Interhall committee:
(front L to R) Jim Jaffke, Martha
Fitzsimmons, John Osborne,
Michele Marcheschi, Russ
Pavlock, (back L to R) John
Piccione, Angelo Consiglio,
Dave Basener, Denny Boyle,
John Maciorowski, Mike Merola,
Gail Kubis, Rich Vacco, Katie
Fitzsimmons.
Constitution ratified overwhelmingly
IHA hall representatives: (back Lto R) John Riggenbach, advisor; John
Maciorowski, Bill Lisowski, Jim Jaffke, (front Lto R) John Osborne, Vicki Banks,
John Piccione.
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John Osborne mans voting booth.
IHA Executive Board: (back Lto R) Bill Hancock,
treasurer; Ron Franks, secretary; (front Lto R) Tim
Dubiel, vice-president; Pat O'Donnell, president.
An Inter-Hall government was es-
tablished this year to better serve the
educational and recreational needs of
the residents. A surprisingly large
voter turnout, 55%, helped vote in the
officers of the executive board —
president Pat O'Donnell, vice-
president Tim Dubiel, secretary Ron
Franks, and treasurer Bill Hancock.
Besides the recreational activities,
the IHC also tried to set up extra-
educational events like learning how
to balance a checkbook, etc. . . The
IHC also established a recreational
center in the basement of Jaeger Hall
for campus wide use and a resident
judicial board.
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1975-1976
8 plays highlight dramatic season
THE CRUCIBLE: (L to R) J. Keller, Sue Nyhan, Bob Stare, Dan Kuhn, Michael Brown, Frank Church.
ALISON WONDERLAND: (front L to r) Bonnie Owens, Kathy Martinek, Carol
Ann Reese, Russ Roberts; (back L to r) Joan Gibbons, Clare Shayatavich, Sue
Castagnoli, Mark Hawbecker, Arnie Eversole.
SLEUTH: (L to R) Don Lyndley, Don Liska.
PLAZA SUITE: Mark Hawbecker. Karen Mann.
GODSPELL: (Foreground) Bonnie Owens, (L to R) Candance O'Brien, Joe Townsend,
Sue Castagnoli, Russ Roberts, Carol Ann Reese, Mark Hawbecker, Julane Sullivan,
Bonnie Hatmaker, Pat Weaver, J. Burton Reynolds, Arnie Eversole.
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PLAZA SUITE: Roger Place, Sharon Place.
A NIGHT OF ONE ACTS: (front L to R) Charlene Baumbich, Lynn Zeger,
Mary Supena, Karen Mann, Clark Chaffee; (back L to R) Michael Madach,
Donna Turner, Ron Anderson, Susan Gawriluk, Paul Bowen, Bonnie Owen
David Avery, Bill Greiner, Rick Burton.
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Fred Einsle, Bill Greiner, Mike Eager, Dan Schwarz, Marlene
Michalak, Donald Marvin, Dave Bielawski, Bonnie Owens,
Mark Doyle, Stephen Rybacki, J.R. Keller, Raymond Turner;
(back L to R) Richard Hilker, Mike Rownell, Bert Neighbour,
Steve Anthony, Dennis Celeschi, Dan Hilker, Conrad Linder,
Michael Madach, Dale Bower, Bruce Pilkenton, John Repa.
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Bicentennial celebrated at IBC
Bicentennial committee: (back L to R) Dr. Philip Bean, Bill Lisowski,
(front L to R) Marge Colby, Mary Ann Chandler, Maryellen Lissak,
Gerry Czerak. (not pictured) Cindy Vogl, Richard Grossberg.
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Varsity Softball players smile with their awards.
Sports Banquet
Tom Wilson gets MVP for track.
Vicki Banks receives award from Coach Kane.
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USA: (L to R) Loret Kowal, Gail Kubis, Kathy Kott, Dan Karl, Henry Kedzlorski, Mark Lee, (not pictured) Pat Sheets, Mary Lammers.
Readers' Theatre performs
Players unfold history.
Events of history are voiced.
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Music groups have concerts
Stage Band gives concert to entertain students
International Relations Society
IRS Officers: (L to R) Howard Bernier, vice-president; Marycarol Mock, secretary; Alan Dikty, president.
IBC represents Albania at UN
UN members: (L to R) Mark Zaenger, Marycarol Mock, Pat
Gallagher, Robert Nowaczyk, Don Mock, Michael Kane, (seated)
Alan Dikty.
UN members: (L to R) Howard Bernier, Alan Dikty.
Mike Kane stresses a point for Albania.
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Pinball occupies spare time.
The Tom Hiatt Trio entertains in the pub.
Pub sponsors diversified events
Beer and pinball: a popular twosome in the pub.
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Senior honors
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Procopian tor December graduation.
Faculty presenting awards at the annual honors day program.
Debbie Rita receiving congratulations from Fr. Dan Kucera OSB.
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Blue Key: an honor society
Blue Key members: (L to R) Mary Ann Chandler, Elsa Hernandez, Kathy Bury,
Honors day program
President's awardees: (L to R) Heather Nadelhoffer, Marge Colby,
Greg Pesavento, John Knobloch, Stan Chase, Terrence Bugno,
Maryellen Lissak, Ralph Duda, (not pictured) Tom Fmeis, Mike
Kowalski.
Dave Swanson receiving leadership award, Other awards: Mark Lee,
Humanities; Alan Dikty, Social Science; Donna Przepiorka and Debbie
Rita, Science; Kathy Banas and Mike O'Donnell, Service; Mary Ann
Chandler, Community Service; Don Davis, Leadership.
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Football team finishes season 6-4
Congratulatory spirit of the team.
Coach Marvin Carlson.
1975 IBC FOOTBALL TEAM: (clockwise from upper left) seniors, juniors, freshmen, sophomores.
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Senior co-captain Dave Swanson leads the Eagles back on the field. Ken Carruthers breaks away for a long gain.
Five game win streak ends season
Quarterback Bill Callahan displays his passing form.
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Quarterback Bill Callahan studies the defense
before receiving the snap.
Head Coach Marvin Carlson expe-
rienced both the sorrow and the joy of
coaching college football as his first
collegiate team, the Eagles, ended
the season with a 6 win, 4 loss record.
The sorrow was a disgusting four
game losing streak while the joy was
turning everything around and win-
ning the last five games in a row.
The season started with a thrilling
come-from-behind victory over tradi-
tional opening day opponent Lake-
land College. Then the skid started as
Coach Carlson tried to find a quarter-
back from among three contenders.
He finally hit on sophomore Bill
Callahan and things began to happen.
Callahan and the rest of the team
put everything together for IBC's
Homeciming game against Eureka
and clobbered them 54-24. After that,
the Eagles were off.
The Eagles easily beat two of their
last four opponents, but for the other
two, it was an uphill battle all the way.
Both were away against tough teams.
IBC slid past Culver-Stockton 15-14
and squeaked past Northeastern with
a field goal with no time left on the
clock 24-23.
Senior halfback Ken Carruthers
broke Mark Kellar's Illinois Career
Rushing record. His 3804 yards easily
put him past Kellar's 3745.
Halfback Ken Carruthers tries to find a hole in the line.
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Eagle defense stacks up Iowa Weselyn.
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Lakeland
Dubuque
Simpson
Grand Valley
Kalamazoo
Eureka
Culver-Stockton
Iowa Wesleyan
Concordia
Northeastern
Receiver Pete Mastandtrea struggles for extra yardage after catch.
New coach takes over team control
Spirit: Pom Pon
And Cheerleaders'
Main Concern
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1975-76 Cheerleaders: (L to R) Mary DeSitter, Debbie Rita, Peg Layden,
Mary Spahn, Rita Poprawski, Donna Daviduke. (not pictured) Sue
Marchetto.
Members of the IBC Marching Parabushia Band perform with
cheerleaders, (bottom row) CP1 Tony Lulek, CP2 Bill Lisowskl, CP3
Jeff Lewandowskl.
1975-76 Pom Pon Squad
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Vince Thinath: loneliness of a long distance runner.
Harriers make it to Nationals
Steve Wagner forges ahead
Pat Blaney running hard.
Seven IBC runners made it to the
nationals in Cross Country this year.
Those that made it to the meet in
Boston were: Pat Blaney, John Joyce,
Al Kerpe, Dave Peden, Dick Craft,
Jorge Herrera, and Tom Varner.
This meet culminated a fine season
in which IBC made a shambles of the
NIIC. They strongly won their confer-
ence by 19 points.
Tom Varner trudges for the finish.
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1975 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM (back L to R) Coach Barb Kane. Sue Steelier. Debbie O'Neill. Annette Rhodes. Mary Ann Berglund. Donna Davidson, Karen
Kellogg, (front L to R) Mary Sheehan, Carol Glaza, Kathy Kelly, Sue Brogan, Rita Poprawski, Maureen Sloan, Vicki Banks. Mane Stablem.
Volleyball team finishes at 6-9
Debbie O'Neill goes up for a spike.
In only its second season ever, the
women's volleyball team, coached by
Barbara Kane, finished with its best
record ever — 6 wins, 9 losses. The
Eagles were able to make it to the
IAIAW double elimination tournament
at the end of the season with this
record.
There, they won their first two
games to advance to the quarter-
finals but then they lost two games.
Seniors Mary Sheehan and Rita
Poprawski were instrumental
throughout the season.
Rita Poprawski sets one for Carol Glaza.
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IBC
2
0
Trinity
Wheaton
OPP
0
2
2
Judson
0
0
Aurora
2
1
2
Lewis
Judson
2
0
2
DuPage
0
0
George Williams
2
1
North Central
2
1
Aurora
2
0
Rockford
2
2
Aurora
0
2
Wheaton
0
0
0
Principia
North Central
2
2
Jim Tracy tries to pass ball around opponent. Dan Logocki hurries down court.
IBC ends most successful season
1975-76 BASKETBALL TEAM: (L to R standing) Coach LaScala, Carl Sabo, John Gianotti, Jim Olesky, Paul Sidney, Dave Schmecht, Jim Tracy, Bob Golembiewski; (L to
R kneeling) Vito Masinelli, Gary Woods, Tony Grgunch, Ray Jendra, Ed Dickson, Dan Logocki, Mike Barnish.
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Guards Gary Woods (21) and Ed Dickson (22) pass the ball looking for
an open shot.
One of the most successful
seasons for the basketball team came
to a close. A team that wasn't ex-
pected to go very far, the Eagles
surprised everyone in their confer-
ence with an 11-1 season and a 20-7
finish overall. This was the winningest
team ever and had the sixth best win-
ning percentage in 49 years of varisty
play.
Even though the Eagles didn't ad-
vance far into the playoffs, they expe-
rienced many highlights: an 11 game
midseason win streak, Coach Tony
LaScala's 100th career victory
(against North Central), and winning
the inaugural Consortium Christmas
Tourney.
They also won the conference with
a come-from-behind victory against
Rockford College on the road, and
saw Coach LaScala named District
Coach-of-the-Year.
Paul Sidney goes in for an easy lay-up.
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Guard Ed Dickson uses forward Jim Tracy as a pick to get past Xavier
defender.
Guard Gary Woods tries to drive foul.
Eagles win first NIIC title ever
Hustle, as shown here, was a big reason for the team's success.
Why did the team do so well when
so many thought it couldn't? One
reason was the tough schedule
played early in the season. IBC
played many big powerhouse teams
(like Illinois Weselyn, Carthage and
St. Joseph's) and it taught the team
that they could perform against the
tougher opponents.
The starting five this year had only
two regulars from last year, a big
reason the Eagles were winners. The
new players brought something that
had been missing from last year's 12-
14 season — quickness. Coach
LaScala had three quick guards miss-
ing last year.
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Forward John Gianotti shoots from amidst a crowd.
Center Paul Sidney adds two more points.
Guard Ray Jendra sets up for his shot.
Fr. Dan Kucera OSB, presents Coach Tony LaScala with a plaque
commemorating his 100th collegiate victory while his wife Monica
looks on.
IBC
OPP
78
Carthage
82
67
III. Wesleyan
88
87
St. Joseph's
100
74
St. Francis
48
75
St. Xavier
85
94
Judson
70
87
Aquinas
72
74
Calvin
88
86
North Central
78
78
George Williams
69
105
Lewis
75
63
92
Kalamazoo
Concordia
73
71
90
Trinity
88
87
George Williams
64 ;
97
Olivet
93
80
NT
76
100
Aurora
77
89
Rockford
83
91
Judson
60
95
Concordia
76
95
Trinity
75
83
George Williams
74
68
Olivet
78
82
Aurora
70
80
Rockford
78
79
St. Xavier
83
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Xavier beats Eagles in playoffs
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John Gianotti tries to block Cougar vision.
Carl Sabo adds two more against St. Xavier.
Juniors Gary Woods and Ray
Jendra, both out with injuries in 1974-
75, and new-comer Ed Dickson, a
freshman, were instrumental in the
Eagles success.
IBC also had quickness in the for-
ward positions. When senior Jim
Olesky (leading scorer for three
seasons) was injured and lost for the
season's end, the Eagles bench came
through. Junior Carl Sabo, a transfer
student, John Gianotti, and Dave Sch-
mecht all contributed to fill in the gap.
The Eagles were also strengthened
with the addition of center Paul
Sidney, a freshman.
All of these things led up to IBC's
first NIIC title ever and the second
time in ten years the team received a
post-season tournament bid. Unfortu-
nately, IBC was eliminated in the first
round by St. Xavier, losing 83-79.
Ed Dickson tries to penatrate against Xavier's defense.
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Ed Dickson steals ball from Xavler guard Mike Walasek.
Dickson prevents Xavier from getting through.
Guard Ray Jendra plays a tough man-on-man
defense in playoff game loss.
Hot Eagle defense ties Xavier player up.
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Coach Kane discusses team strategy.
Only in their fourth season, the
female Eagles finished with their best
record at 9-3 (9-5 overall). Highlights
of the basketball season included a
five game win-streak, a team scoring
high against Loyola University (70
points), and a post-season tour-
nament bid where the team lost two
games in a row.
Two reasons were behind the
team's success — height and condi-
tioning. IBC had three tall starters,
more than any other school, in for-
wards Mary Sheehan, a senior, and
Marie Stablein, a sophomore, plus
freshman center Annette Rhodes.
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Mary Sheehan attempts a steal
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Terese Sheehan, Mane Stablein, (front L to R) Chris Harrison, Noreen Kula, Cindi Kryztofiak, V.cki Banks, Kathy Kelly, Karen Maloney.
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North Central
Aurora
DuPage
Trinity
Rockford
Judson
Elmhurst
Wheaton
Lake Forest
Jucjson
Trinity Christian
Loyola University
Aurora
Olivet
Annette Rhodes shoots over the heads of her opponents.
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Senior goes to Nationals
Senior Tom Ekins, MVP for the last
two years, led the golf team to a sec-
ond place finish in the NAIA District
20 championship. He took medalist
honors and thus qualified for the na-
tionals.
Elkins won the honors in a sudden
death playoff with Jim Koenig of
Northeastern Illinois University. Both
golphers parred the first two holes
but Ekins sunk a four foot putt to
birdie the par five hole and win.
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Ready for the comeback.
For the second year running, the
tennis team won the NIIC title. They
also captured the NAIA District 20
title. At the NIIC, IBC swept all six
singles matches as well as all three
doubles. At the NAIA, IBC only lost
the first doubles.
Statistic-wise, this is how the team
finished starting with first singles:
sophomore Mike O'Laughlin, 17-8;
freshman Todd Keating, 20-5; junior
Mike Fink, 16-2; junior Ben Marchle-
wicz, 18-1 (51-4 in three years), soph-
omore John Korabik, 25-0, and junior
Mike Wegrzynowski, 24-1 (also 51-4
for three years).
Tennis team wins NIIC title
A serve by junior Ben Marchlewicz.
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1976 IBC Baseball Team.
Ralph Ruggiero at bat
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Baseball team shows spirit
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Coach Ostrowski watches game closely.
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Base coach advises player.
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No. 1 in conference
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Dave Lambert — ready and waiting.
Despite experiencing a slow start,
the Eagles finished number one in its
conference. After coming back from
their Southern trip with a 6-12 record,
the team caught fire and easily took
care of their conference, at one time
winning eleven in a row.
Junior Tom McCarthy, DH, was one
of the leading hitters on the team as
well as sophomore Pete Mastandrea,
right field, and junior Jim Deegan,
catcher. Also, senior Dave Lambert,
first base, had a consistent bat.
Unfortunately, IBC lost in the
opening round of the NAIA playoffs to
Lewis.
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Discus thrower winds up
Bob Peppers pushes for the finish.
Coach Bruce Coleman.
In running to their third straight
NIIC track crown, the Eagles took 12
first places out of a possible 17. IBC
finished with an 86 point margin over
second place finisher Concordia.
Unfortunately, IBC fell one and a
half points short of winning the NAIA
title.
IBC Track Team.
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Team receives NIIC crown
Tom Wilson attempting the long jump.
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Women's Softball arrives
Karen Kellen at practice
The women's Softball team ended
its first season with a three win, two
loss record. Despite a team batting
average of only .266, the squad had
two stars in sophomore Donna
Daviduke who batted .556 and
freshman Karen Klamerus who batted
.500.
Vicki Banks leaps for a shot over her head.
Left fielder Karen Maloney hurries to return the ball.
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"Competitor" generates IM spirit.
Competitors and fans.
Competitor staff: Mary Terese Sheehan. (not pictured)
Donna Mueller.
Competitor staff: (L to R) Bill Antoskiewicz, Bill Bayci, Paul Birch.
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Intramurals
That hit stuns the opponents.
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Spectators add to the spirit.
It must come down sooner or later.
Teamwork
Will it hit the ground?
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Will he make it?
Another out.
've got it.
In the dugout.
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Preparing for the swing.
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Letting off steam
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Get her out!
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Relaxation
Got it!
Nothing like a good game.
It's a swing and a .
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UNDERCLASSMEN
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Dorene Lehner, Alan Burnham.
(clockwise from upper left) Pam Bounelis, Sue Milo, Mary Murphy
Corky Pokorny, Kathy Sullivan, Maryann Rositch.
(back) Bernie Bettasso, (front L to R) Art Schroeder, Steve Wysocke, Peter Russotto, Bill Leonetti
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(Lto R) Bob Nowak, Jim McCarthy, Mike Davern, Jim Rosso, Angelo Consiglio.
(L to R) Mike Merola, Gil Kozlowski, Gary Baluta.
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(front L to R) Teri Michalowski, DeeDee Lester, Kathy Fallon, (back L to R) Linda Ascroft
Sue Bingham, Julie Rizzo'.
(back L to R) David Skupien, Sanyalak Kerdphol,
(front L to R) Bob Baron, Dennis Ratkovick.
(L to R) Tom Norton, Gary Woods, Pat O'Donnell, Dan Wiemerslage.
(L to R) Chris Casilass, Eddy
Joyce, Ray Matyasse, Ray
Bielinski, Bob Peppers, Bill
Velander, Rick Hilker.
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Back row: John Reegan, Steve Frank, Rick Vacco, Tony Lulek, Bill Lisowski. Third row: Jerry Rejc,
Bob Swanson, Joe Gorgan, John Haase, Bro. Bernard Glos, O.S.B. Second row: Ken Detmer, Craig
Latto. First Row: Pat Gallagher, Dick Craft, Tom Stachura, Dan Fillichia.
Back row: Unidentified, Gary Nemers, Vic Kovacs, Dan Short, Front row: Jim
Pagonis, Mike O'Laughlin, Bill Bayci, Jack Fulara.
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Unidentified, Dan Wiemerslage, Rick Zygonnina, Bill Adams,
Ron Franks.
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(front L to R) Shawna O'Donnell, Linda Elster, Siobhan Madden, (back I
to R) Faith Manthey, Annette Rhodes, Kris Chorvat.
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(L to R) Chris Johnson, William Lucas.
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(back L to R) Kevin Bennett, Anton Abbatiello, (front L to R) Bill
Nowaczwk, Dave Laz, Ed Deane.
(L to R) Mary Canavan, Eileen McQuaid.
(Lto R) Greg Oparyk, Bill Antoskiewicz, Bill Bayci, Paul Birch.
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A New
Start
Illinois Benedictine College has many things to "CELE-
BRATE" this year — its 75th year of existence in Lisle, the
addition of the new gym, and the resurrection of the
"EAGLE". These are three, but there are many more things
worth celebrating. Seventy-five years is a long time to be in
one place. And to help record the steady and stable growth
of Illinois Benedictine College, the yearbook has been
reborn after a three year absence.
As is shown in the editorial to the right, there wasn't
always a yearbook. It died in 1973 because of a lack of inter-
est. Three years of work and growth missed. Three years of
success and failure missed. The book is back and we hope
that we covered and recorded as many of these events as we
could.
Little known to most people, the 1976 version of the
"EAGLE" almost died too, but it was rescued on the
operating table. In September a group of 25 enthusiastic but
greatly inexperienced students gathered together to try and
put the book back on its feet. Both co-editors hadn't worked
on a book before either. As time went on and the inexperi-
ence started to show through, the group wanned — consid-
erably. It diminished to a point to where there were only
three active workers.
It was hard work but we got the book out. What happed to
the others? Some unfortunately were struck with a series of
illnesses which forced them to miss a lot of school. Others
lost interest. Others, we still don't know. But for whatever
reason, a few green people struggled to pick up the pieces
for the others.
There is a reason for telling this — to explain why many
pictures are missing from this book. Because of bad plan-
ning, film ruined because of inexperienced photographers,
and lack of people, we missed many things. We were forced
to work with what we had.
We're sorry it happened but there was nothing we could
have done differently. Instead of looking for what is missing
or any other faults, look at the 1976 "EAGLE" as a stepping
stone for future books. Everything needs a base to build
from, let this book be that base. For that reason, "CELE-
BRATE". We have a new beginning.
November 13, 1973
No 1973 yearbook,
an irreplaceable loss
As things stand right now. there will be no yearbook
for 1973-74 and there may not be another for some
time to come.
The reasons for the death of the book are many and
varied. When one tries to find out who is to blame,
students point at the faculty, the faculty points at the
students and everyone chimes in, "There is a lack of
interest."
No matter who is to blame, the fact remains that the
yearbook is gone. At first this may not seem to be any
consequence, but when one considers what a year-
book is and does, the loss becomes truly tragic.
First of all, a yearbook is an enduring record of the
people and events of a school year. It is a quick refer-
ence when a person needs to know something about
another member of his particular class. Its pictures
provide clear memories of important events or mem-
orable occurrences. The names and faces of every
member of each class are recorded in a yearbook along
with the activities of the various clubs and organiza-
tions. The school's athletic teams are honored in the
yearbook. It also serves as a place for the praise or
open criticism of the accomplishments and techniques
of faculty members.
Perhaps the greatest loss of all comes to the seniors.
Their achievements and activities are the feature of the
yearbook. Only through such a book is a school able to
honor and thank every individual for their contribu-
tions. As college is probably the most memorable part
of many people's lives, the yearbook is, in essence, a
memory book. It allows a person a place to show him-
self and others "what it was like" in his senior year.
Aside from being strictly a record, a yearbook is just
as important as an educational aid and a creative out-
let. Credit is (or was) given for work on the yearbook.
It served as a training ground for journalism students
in learning layout, writing and living with the difficul-
ties of producing a manuscript for publication. Photog-
raphers and artists are also important to a yearbook.
The pages of a yearbook provide a place for artists,
photographers and writers alike to display and publish
their works without the hassle or bitter disappoint-
ment found frequently in commercial publications.
A yearbook also serves as good relations for a school
in building the school's image. It presents a school's
strengths and weaknesses. A well done yearbook is,
in itself, a testimony to the talents and spirit of a
school.
It is the opinion of some that the "FLUX" can fill
the role of the yearbook, but the truth is that our pur-
pose is to inform and entertain, not to be a lasting re-
cord of the people and events of a school year. The
newspaper that you are holding now will probably be
reduced to rubbish within a week's time. In short, we
cannot take the place of the yearbook, as can nothing
else. The passing of the yearbook is an irreplaceable
loss.
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James Alviti
Ann Anderson
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Peggy Anderson
John Arrivo
Lorraine Bazan
Michael Bergeron
Pat Blaney
Jane Burns
Mary Burns
156
Kenneth Carruthers
Susan Christy
Raymond DiPasquo
Donald Davis
Margaret Dean
Working at the IBC bookstore.
157
Mary De Sitter
Alan Dikty
Thomas Ekins
David Esposito
Cynthia Farnham
James Ferenzi
Susan Ferraro
Anne Fialkowski
Eileen Fitzgerald
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Marilyn Ford
Bob Gaynor
Robert Golembiewski
Bill Gomolka
Marian Guest
Pat Hayden
Dan Hilker
Ken Huth
Milosh Jackovich
159
Julie Johnson
Daytime stargazing!
Jeffrey Jundt
Ray-Dennis Karpf
Jim Kennedy
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Algimantas Kerpe
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Linda Koehler
James Kucharski
Norine Kula
Michael Kykta
Conversing between classes.
David Lambert
161
Mark Lee
Mary Kay Manthey
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Teri Lee Michalowski
Marycarol Mock
Sandra Mock
Donna Mueller
Robert Nowaczyk
Janet Nymark
Michael O'Donnell
162
John O'Grady
Jim Oleksy
Terrance O'Rourke
James Paryl
Debra Pawlicki
Peter Pignatiello
Rita Poprawski
Taras Proczko
Donna Przepiorka
163
Thomas Ragusa
Debbie Rita
Ralph Ruggiero
Hurrying to class!
Bob Schellinger
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David Schmecht
Mary Teresa Sheehan
Being recognized.
Stanley Sheffner
165
Jeannine Sullivan
Gratitude.
Susan Travnik
Dan Varner
Cynthia Vogl
Judith Westerfield
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Donnie Whitaker
Bruce Yarmoska
Jamilette Jones Zaenger
John Zapfel
Solitude behind the library.
David Zipper
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Seniors
JAMES ALVITI — (Chicago), Biology: Base-
ball, Biology club, tri-Beta, IM, Blue Key.
ANN ANDERSON — (Naperville), Biochem-
istry: Women's varsity basketball, Orchestra,
Chorus, MR, Freshman class officer.
PEGGY ANDERSON — (Chicago), Sociolo-
gy: Juvenile care center, volunteer CCD
teacher, Ondrak Hall Gov't secretary,
Honors Committee.
JOHN ARRIVO — (Kankakee), Business
Economics: IM, Business club president,
Judicial Board, Baseball.
M. KATHERINE BANAS — (Lisle), Mathe-
matics: Mathematics club, Chorus, MR, Blue
Key.
JOHN C. BANNES — (Westchester), Busi-
ness Economics: WIBC — station manager,
music director announcer, Hockey team, IM.
DAVID BASENER — (Oak Park), Philosophy:
Blue Key, Philosophy club, Chess club, Flux
literary editor, Yearbook.
JUDITH LEE BAXTER — (Rockville Mary-
land), Mathematics: Mathematics club, Phys-
ics club.
LORRAINE T. BAZAN — (Calumet City),
Psychology/Education: Circle K, Psychology
club, dorm gov't, IM.
JOSEPH G.
gy-
BEACH — (Wheaton), Psycholo-
DON BENCO — (Lockport), Psycholo-
gy/Sociology: Junior class president, Aca-
demic senator, Psychology club, MR, Who's
Who, IM, Campus ministry.
MICHAEL BERGERON — (Elgin), Mathemat-
ics: Freshman class treasurer, Sophomore
class president, Mathematics club president,
IM, Chess club.
BOB BLAHUNKA — (Lockport), Business
Economics: Business club, Film commis-
sion, UN, IRS, Flux.
MARY BURNS — (Chicago), Business Eco-
nomics: IM, Election committee, Business
club, Homecoming committee, Blue Key,
Flux, Chorus.
KENNETH DEXTER CARRUTHERS —
(Joliet), Sociology/Physical Education: foot-
ball, baseball, BSA, RA.
MARY ANN CHANDLER — (Villa Park), Ele-
mentary Education: Flux, yearbook, Juvenile
care center, bicentennial committee, Circle
K, CCD teacher, Blue Key, IM, Homecoming
court.
SUSAN CHRISTY — (Chicago), Elementary
Education: Pom Pon, dorm gov't, Winter
Weekend court.
GLEN R. COULOMB — (Carol Stream), Bio-
chemistry: Blue Key, Circle K, tennis, IM, Bi-
ology club, ACS.
DONALD B. DAVIS — (Nassau, Bahamas),
Theology/Psychology: Soccer club pres-
ident, Judo club president, Film commission
co-chairman, RA, IM, publicity committee of
IHC.
MARGARET ROSE DEAN— (Glen Ellyn), El-
ementary Education: MR, Pom Pon, Flux, IM.
MARY DESITTER — (Downers Grove), Ele-
168
mentary Education: cheerleader, Blue Key,
IBC productions, IM.
ALAN S. DIKTY — (Portland, Oregon), Politi-
cal Science: Flux editor, IRS president, UN
chairman, Blue Key, Reader's Theatre,
WIBC, right to read tutor.
RAYMOND P. DIPASQUO — (Chicago), Pre
Med (Biology): Tri-Beta, Astronomical soci-
ety, IM.
THOMAS M. EKINS — (Evergreen Park), Ac-
counting/Business Economics: Flux sports
and associate editor, Golf, IM, Business
club.
DAVID L. ESPOSITO — (Oak Brook), Mathe-
matics: Mathematics club, Chess club,
Soccer club, Judo club, Blue Key, IM.
CYNTHIA A. FARNHAM — (Wire Throp
Hafbor), Elementary Education/Physical Ed-
ucation: IM, Blue Key, batgirl.
JAMES C. FERENZI — (Palos Park), Bio-
chemistry: ACS, Tri-Beta.
SUSAN LOIS FERRARO — (Oak Park), Bi-
ology: ACS, IM.
ANNE FIALKOWSKI — (Chicago), Elementa-
ry Education: IM, IM referee, women's var-
sity basketball.
EILEEN A. FITZGERALD — (Downers
Grove), Music: Pom Pon, Chorus, Blue Key.
MARTHA MARIE FITZSIMMONS — (Oak
Park), Philosophy: UN, Reader's Theatre,
yearbook, Philosophy club vice-president,
Ondrak Hall president, ad hoc committee for
North Central Accreditation, Academic
senator, IHC ad hoc committee, Blue Key,
judicial board, ad hoc committee chairman,
Winter Weekend court, film commission
chairman, WIBC announcer, CAB, IM.
ELLEN FLOOD — (Evanston), Biology: Tri-
Beta, SAB class rep, Dorm gov't, CCD, WIBC
disc jockey, IM.
MARILYN J. FORD — (Downers Grove), Ele-
mentary Education.
ROBERT FORSTER — (Westmont),
Physics/Mathematics: Mathematics club,
Physics club, IM.
SHERRY ANN FOX — (Chicago), Bio-
logy/English: BSA secretary.
ROBERT GAYNOR — (Chicago), Business
Economics: track, cross-country, Let-
terman's club, Business club.
ROBERT GOLEMBIEWSKI — (Prospect
Heights), Business Economics/Economics:
basketball, IM, Business club.
TONY GRGURICH — (Gary, Indiana), Busi-
ness Economics: basketball, IM, Business
club.
MARIAN GUEST— (DeKalb), Biology: Biol-
ogy club, IM, Tri-Beta
MARGARET A HALL — (Joliet), History:
Blue Key, IM.
MARGARET A. HAMMER — (LaGrange
Park), Elementary Education: dorm gov't,
student development committee, open house
tour guide, Big Brother/Sister program, Biol-
ogy club, Astronomy club, juvenile care
center, alumni phono-rama, IM.
DANIEL A. HEIMBECKER — (Westmont),
Pre-Med (Biology): Karate club, Tri-Beta,
Blue Key.
DAN HILKER — (Fort Wayne, Indiana), Busi-
ness Economics: football.
MILOSH JACKOVICH — (Gary, Indiana),
Physical Education: football, IM.
JULIE ANN JOHNSON — (Rockford), Soci-
ology: IM, women's basketball, Chorus.
DOUGLAS JONES — (Chicago), Psycholo-
gy/Secondary Education: Judicial board,
BSA, Chess club, IM.
JEFFREY W. JUNDT— (Addison), Pre-Med:
Tri-Beta, ACS, Blue Key, student curator of
Jurica Museum, Karate club.
RAY-DENNIS KARPF — (Naperville), Phys-
ics: CCD, MR, Physics club secretary,
Spanish club.
HENRY JAY KEDZIORSKI — (Chicago),
Mathematics: Tabard manager, SAB class
rep, Blue Key, Chess club, Math club, IM,
Academic senator, Elections committee, Phi-
losophy club.
JIM KENNEDY — (LaGrange), Biology: IM,
baseball, Biology club.
ALGIMANTAS S. KERPE — (Cicero), Pre-
Med (Biology): Cross country, track, IM,
Karate club.
KATHY KONCEL — (Midlothian), Biochem-
istry: RA, ACS, Blue Key, IM.
JOHN KOMEN— (Lombard), Business Eco-
nomics: tennis, IM, Business club.
LORETTO KOWAL — (Naperville), English:
IM, yearbook, Reader's Theatre.
JAMES A. KUCHARSKI — (DesPlaines),
Economics/Business Economics: produc-
tions, Blue Key president, TA, IM.
NORINE L. KULA — (Chicago), Social
Science: IM, women's varsity basKetball.
MICHAEL G. KYKTA — (Chicago), Biochem-
istry: Chess club president, IM.
DAVID PAUL LAMBERT— (Kankakee), Psy-
chology: baseball, IM, Psych club.
MARK LEE — (Little York), Music Educa-
tion: Academic senator, Reader's Theatre,
CAB, Orchestra, Chorus, Blue Key.
WILLIAM J. LEONETTI — (Itasca), Biology:
IM, Blue Key vice-president, RA Tri-Beta,
Biology club.
DEBBIE L. LICZWEK — (La Grange), Chem-
istry: TA, Tri-Beta, ACS.
AL LINHART — (Berwyn), Pre-Med (Biolo-
gy): TA.
RITA LODWIG — (Naperville), Mathematics:
Physics honor society.
KENNETH J. LOGAR — (Downers Grove),
Biology: IM.
MARY KAY MANTHEY — (St. Cloud, Min-
nesota), Economics/Business Economics:
Business club, Flux, MR, CCD.
TERI LEE MICHALOWSKI — (Chicago), Po-
litical Science: Circle K secretary, dorm
treasurer, IM, UN, IRS.
MARYCAROL G. MOCK — (Wood Dale), Bi-
ology: Blue Key, Tri-Beta, IRS, Flux, Campus
ministry, MR, IM, Circle K, CCD.
SANDRA MOCK — (Wood Dale), Biology:
Tri-Beta, Biology club, Karate club.
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DONNA MUELLER — (Oak Brook), Mathe-
matics: Women's IM coordinator, women's
varsity basketball, Math club, TA, right to
read tutor, Homecoming committee, bat girl.
JAMES NORTH — (Alsip), History: IM, soph-
omore class treasurer.
KRISTIN L. NOTHEISEN — (Naperville),
Music Education: Physics honor society.
ROBERT NOWACZYK — (Chicago), Political
Science: football, IM, IRS, Admissions and
standards committee.
JANET NYMARK — (Chicago), Account-
ing/Business Economics: IM, Business club,
bat girl.
MICHAEL O'DONNELL— (Oak Forest), Biol-
ogy: baseball, Circle K, medical assistant,
IM, Blue Key, Homecoming chairman.
JOHN O'GRADY — (Orland Park). Political
Science: IM, RA, History club.
JIM OLEKSY — (Long Grove), History:
basketball, IM, Letterman's club.
TERRANCE O'ROURKE — (Lisle), baseball,
IM, Discipline committee, IRS.
JAMES PARYL— (Chicago Heights), Mathe-
matics: IM, Math club, Soccer club, Chorus.
DEBRA PAWLICKI — (Downers Grove), His-
tory: Biology club treasurer, History club
secretary/treasurer, Campus ministry.
PETER G. PIGNATIELLO — (Calumet City),
Physical Education: baseball, IM, PEclub.
TARAS R. PROCZKO — (Chicago), Political
Science: basketball, IM.
RITA POPRAWSKI — (Cicero), Music Edu-
cation: Blue Key, Orchestra, Chorus,
women's varsity volleyball, cheerleader,
Homecoming chairman, IM, Winter Weekend
committee, dorm gov't.
DONNA PRZEPIORKA — (Cicero), Bio-
logy/Biochemistry: Blue Key, Tri-Beta, ACS
vice president, Academic senator, Educa-
tional programs committee, bat girl, IM,
Campus ministry, Flux.
THOMAS RAGUSA — (Joliet), Biology: Blue
Key, Tri-Beta, Biology club, IM.
ANTHONY GEORGE RAINEY — (Chicago),
Physical Education: Football, wrestling,
track, BSA president and vice-president, IM.
KEVIN J. REID — (Dolton), Chemistry: TA,
IM.
WILLIAM REIF — (Glen Ellyn), Political
Science: Blue Key.
DEBBIE RITA — (Berwyn), Biochemistry:
medical assistant, cheerleader, ACS secre-
tary, SAB class rep, Blue Key, IM.
RALPH RUGGIERO — (Chicago), Business
Economics: baseball, Business club.
JAMES RYAN — (Chicago), Business Eco-
nomics: football, Fellowship of Christian
Athletes.
BOB SCHELLINGER — (South Bend, In-
diana), Physical Education: junior class rep,
football, PE club president.
DAVID SCHMECHT — (Broadview), Physical
Education: basketball.
JAMES SCHMITT — (Lisle), Business Eco-
nomics.
BRENT J. SCHRAMER
try: ACS, IM.
MICHAEL SEBELA
Science: baseball.
(Aurora), Chemis-
(Westmont), Political
MARY TERESE SHEEHAN — (Chicago),
Mathematics: women's IM coordinator,
bookstore manager, women's varsity basket-
ball, women's volleyball, IM, Math club, TA,
batgirl.
PATRICIA SHEETS — (Joliet), Biology: IM,
women's varsity basketball, SAB class rep,
CAB, Orchestra.
STANLEY THOMAS SHEFFNER — (Ever-
green Park), Psychology: IM, Psych club.
WILLIAM SMIALEK — (Woodridge), Biology:
Tri-Beta.
MICHAEL SPONSLER — (Lisle), Biology:
football, Blue Key treasurer, Biology club,
RA, IM.
MARY ANN SPRADLIN — (Naperville), Biol-
ogy: Blue Key, ACS, IM, junior class
secretary/treasurer, SAB class rep, women's
varsity basketball.
JEANINE SULLIVAN — (Oak Lawn), Psy-
chology: dorm gov't, Psych club, yearbook,
IM.
JANET SVOBODA — (Berwyn), Account-
ing/Business Economics: SAB treasurer,
Flux, IM, WIBC, Pom Pon, Business club,
MR, Circle K, dorm gov't, Homecoming
queen, bat girl.
DAVID SWANSON — (Lisle), Physical Edu-
cation: PE club, Academic senator, RA, IM,
senior class president.
PHILIP THOMAS — (Ottawa), Biology: foot-
ball, Letterman, BSA, IM, Wine Psi Phi, Pub
planning committee.
DILLA V. THOMPSON
tinuing Education.
(Oak Brook), Con-
SUSAN M. TRAVNIK — (Chicago), Mathe-
matics: chairwoman of Winter Weekend, Ac-
ademic senator, women's varsity basketball,
Chorus, IM.
Not Pictured
LORRAINE ALLEN: Biology
HARRY BASS: Biology
RICHARD BECKER: Music / Psychology
LAWRENCE BELLENDIR: Health Science
THOMAS BIK: Psychology
PAUL BLANCA: Mathematics
PATRICK BLANEY: Biology
MICHAEL BONTEMPS: Psychology
WILLIAM BROWN: Religious Studies
JANE BURNS: Accounting /Business Economics
ROBERT BURTON: Accounting / Business Economics
TERRENCE CARLISLE: Economics
PAUL CZARAPATA: Physics
MARILYN ESPOSITO: Elementary Education
GREGORY EVANS: Biology
ROBERT FERRARA: Business Economics / Economics
DAVID FISCHER: Psychology
PAUL GEDVILAS: PSYCHOLOGY
WILLIAM GOMOLKA: Business Economics
PETER GRECO: Business Economics
MARY ELLEN GROVES: Sociology
THOMAS HENNELLY: Literature and Communications
ROBERT HOLUB: Mathematics / Physics
SISTER LOUIS MARIE HONC: Elem. Education
DAVID HUCEK: Biology
KENNETH HUTH: Business Economics / Economics
RICHARD KANAK: Biology
DAVID KECK: Physical Education
JEROME KIERAS: Business Economics
EDWARD KLOSOWSKI, JR.: Business Economics
ANTHONY KMIEC: History
CHARLES KNIGHT: Business Economics / Economics
LINDA KOEHLER: Business Economics
BARBARA KOWALSKI: Biochemistry
DAN VARNER — (Lisle), Business Econom-
ics: baseball, Letterman, referee director,
IM, Competitor, MR.
CYNTHIA A. VOGL — (Lisle), History: IM,
History club, sophomore class secre-
tary/treasurer, CAB, SAB vice-president, Let-
tuce boycott committee, Elections com-
mittee, Bicentennial committee.
KEITH WARPINSKI — (Plaint ield), Business
Economics: IM, Business club.
JUDITH M. WESTERFIELD — (Lisle), En-
glish: Flux.
DONNIE RUSSELL WHITAKER — (Cairo),
Sociology: vice-president and president of
BSA, track, IM.
JOHN WILSON — (Chicago), Social
Science: football, Letterman's club, social
committee, Fellowship of Christian Athletes,
IM.
THOMAS M. WILSON — (Cairo), Physical
Education/Business Ecomomics: football,
basketball, track, IM, Wine Psi Phi.
BRUCE S. YARMOSKA — Chemistry/Mathe-
matics: ACS, Math club, Physics club, Chess
club.
JAMILETTE L. JONES ZAENGER — (Glen
Ellyn), History: Chorus, History club.
MARK F. ZAENGER — (Glen Ellyn), Political
Science: IRS, UN.
FRANK G. ZELEZINSKI — (Chicago), Politi-
cal Science: basketball, IM.
BRAIN ZENTZ — (Western Springs), Physi-
cal Education: football, track, basketball.
MARK ZGONINA— (Chicago), Physical Ed-
ucation: PE club, MR, IM, baseball.
DAVID ZIPPER — (Western Springs), Chem-
istry: IM, ACS, basketball.
JOHN ZAPFEL — (Westchester), Mathemat-
ics/Business Economics/Economics: Busi-
ness club.
THOMAS ZUNICA— (Calumet City), Mathe-
matics/Biology: IM.
CHARLES KRAMER: Business Economics
KENT LANG: Accounting / Business Economics
JAMES MANGAN: Business Economics
ROBERT MCGLYNN: Physical Education
MICHAEL MCKINNON: Political Science
ROBERT PEREZ: Psychology
SARA POPE: Biology
BONNIE PRESTON: Elementary Education
MARK PUCCI: Chemistry
MICHAEL RAHN: Mathematics / Economics
RICHARD REDIEHS: Business
Economics / Accounting
DAVID REID: Business Economics/ Mathematics
GERALD RILEY: Biology
EDGAR RUBLE: Biology
DAVID SAIZ: Biology
OEBORAH SCHOEBEL: Elementary Education
MARY SELLEN: Literature and Communications
KENNETH SNYDERS: Accounting / Business
Economics
JUDITH STANEK: Business Economics
ROBERT STANKUS: Physical Education
JAMES STRESS, JR.: Biology
DENNIS TERPIN: Business Economics
FREDERICK TOENNINGS: Psychology
THOMAS TUCH: Business Economics
KEVIN TURNER: Biology
ROBERT VAN WONTERGHEM II: Business
Economics / Economics
STEPHEN WAGNER: Mathematics
MARY WALSH: Elementary Education
THOMAS WATSON: Business Economics
LINDA WOEHLER: Sociology
THERESE WRIGHT: Music Education
EDWARD ZBELLA: Biochemistry
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Index
Abbatiello, Anton 131
Adams, Bill 62,68,129
Adams, Mary Gail 40, 53
Aeschliman, Jan 41
Aguirre, Frank 50, 176
Albertti, Dr. Charles 29
Allen, Lorraine 169
Alvarez, Dr. Luz Maria 31
Alviti, James 156, 168
Anderson, Ann 64, 156, 168
Anderson, Peggy 156, 168
Anderson, Ron 75
Anthony, Steve 75
Antoskiewicz, Bill 52, 53, 68, 117, 131
Arrivo, John 62, 156, 168
Ascroft, Linda 128
Avery, David 75
Baker, Dr. James 29, 46
Baluta, Gary 127
Banas, M. Katherine 83,168
Banks, Vicki 73, 77, 98, 99, 1 07, 1 1 6
Bannes, John 168
Bardachowski, Paul 53, 59, 72
Barnish, Mike 100
Baron, Bob 128
Barta, Bob 53, 58, 59, 68
Bartusek, Jim 64
Basener, David 64, 73, 168
Bass, Harry 169
Baumbich, Charlene 75
Baxter, Judith 61, 63, 168
Bayci, Bill 48,72,117,129,131
Bazan, Lorraine 156, 168
Beach, Joseph 168
Bean, Dr. Philip 30, 64, 76
Becker, Richard 169
Bell, Dr. James 36
Bellendir, Lawrence 169
Benco, Don 68, 168
Benjamin, Bill 72
Bennett, Kevin 67, 131
Bergeron, Michael 61, 156, 168
Berglund, Mary Ann 98
Bernhard, Ms. Barb 22
Bernier, Howard 80
Bertellorti, Marian 26, 50, 52, 70, 176
Bettasso, Bernie 126
Bielawski, Dave 48, 49, 75
Bielinski, Ray 128
Bik, Thomas 169
Bingham, Sue 128
Birch, Paul 52,53,117,131
Black, Ida 17
Blahunka, Bob 169
Blanca, Paul 169
Blaney, Pat 77,97,156,169
Bleecker, Ada 17
Block, Mr. Walter 22
Bogdanove, Dr. Lasca 26
Bollinder, Larry 59
Bontemps, Michael 169
Bosnak, Joan 45
Bounelis, Pam 126
Bowe, Dr. Joseph 37
Bowen, Paul 75
Bower, Dale 75
Boyle, Denny 73
Bozek, Mr. Phil 32,176
Brennan, Mike 48, 49, 64
Bresser, Rickya 40
Brogan, Sue 98
Brothers, Sister Alma 19
Brown, Michael 74
Brown, Sabrina 54
Brown, William 169
Bugno, Terrence 83
Buresh, Fr. Vitus 40
Burke, Mr. Kevin 39
Burnham, Alan 126
Burns, Jane 156, 169
Burns, Mary 156, 168
Burns, Mike 59
Burton, Rick 75
Burton, Robert 169
Bury, Kathy 83
Buss, Dr. Duane 37, 61
Butler, Dr. Charles 34
Bychowski, Tom 53
Byrne, Dr. John 32
Callahan, Bill 93, 94
Canavan, Mary 72, 131
Cannell, Dr. Lynell 37
Carlisle, Terrence 169
Carlson, Coach Marvin 36, 92, 94
Carney, Dr. Rose 33
Carroll, Mr. Edward 22
Carruthers, Jon 54
Carruthers, Ken 71, 93, 94, 157, 168
Casilass, Chris 128
Castagnoli, Sue 74
Celeschi, Dennis 75
Ceplecha, Fr. Christian 30, 64
Chaffee, Clark 75
Champlin, Mr. David 31
Chandler, Mary Ann 48, 53, 76, 83, 168
Chang, Fr. Joseph 20
Chase, E. Stan 63, 83
Chase, L.R. 20
Chorvat, Kris 130
Christy, Susan 157, 168
Church, Frank 74
Ciesielski, Margaret 61,107
Clark, Ms. Eileen 33
Clark, Mr. James 32
Cohen, Don 75
Colby, Marge 45, 70, 76, 83
Coleman, Mr. Bruce 36,77,114
Coleman, Ms. Rosemary 32
Consiglio, Angelo 61,72,73,127
Corkill, Ms. Dulcie 16
Corley, Mike 52
Cossette, Dr. Ann 38
Coulomb, Glen 157,168
Craft, Dick 97, 129
Cudjoe, Dale 55
Culligan, Mr. Thomas 14
Curley, Ms. Curley 19
Czarapata, Paul 169
Czerak, Mr. Gerald 19, 48, 76, 176
Davern, Mike 131
Davidson, Donna 98
Daviduke, Donna 96, 116
Davis, Don 55,59,71,83,157,168
Davis, Valerie 54
Deagan, Jim 113
Dean, Margaret 48,49,157,168
Deane, Ed 67, 131
DeChristino, Joe 95
De Sitter, Mary 96,158,168
De Sitter, Steve 62
Detmer, Ken 129
Dickson, Ed 100, 101, 102, 104, 105
Dikty, Alan 48,49,80,83,159,168
DiPasquo, Raymond 168
Dolatoswki, Virginia 61
Downs, Mr. Kevin 36
Doyle, Mark 75
Dreas, Gayle 70
Dubiel, Tim 62, 73
Duda, Ralph 63,68,83
Duerbeck, Fr. Julian 38
Dyba, Mr. Thomas 15
Eager, Mike 75
Eben, Craig 40
Einsle, Fred 75
Ekins, Thomas 48,108,158,168
Elster, Linda 130
Esposito, David 59, 158, 168
Esposito, Marilyn 169
Evans, Craig 41
Evans, Gregory 169
Eversole, Arnie 74
Exharos, Mike 59
Fallon, Kathy 128
170
Farnaus, Mr. Nobert 16
Farnham, Cynthia 62, 158, 168
Fauser, Dr. Patricia 34
Ferensen, Morris 176
Ferenzi, James 158, 168
Ferrara, Robert 169
Ferraro, Susan 158,168
Fialkowski, Anne 158,168
Fieldstack, Mr. Charles 21
Fillichia, Dan 129
Fineis, Tom 83
Fink, Mike 109
Fischer, David 169
Fitzgerald, Eileen 158, 168
Fitzsimmons, Katie 67, 72, 73
Fitzsimmons, Martha 67, 73, 168
Flavin, Cathy 53
Flood, Ellen 168
Ford, Marilyn 159,168
Forster, Robert 168
Foster, Bill 48
Fox, Sherry 168
Frank, Steve 70,115,129
Franks, Ron 59, 62, 73, 129
Fulara, Jack 129
Fuss, Judy 61
Gaffney, Dr. James 38
Gallagher, Pat 80,129
Gawriluk, Susan 75
Gaynor, Robert 159, 168
Gedvilas, Paul 169
Gerber, Ms. Marjorie 18
Gereaux, Kathy 127
Gianotti, John 62, 100, 102, 104
Gibbons, Joan 74
Givens, Sunshire 127
Gladis, Ms. Mary Sue 16
Glaza, Carol 98
Glos, Bro. Bernard 70, 129
Golembiewski, Barry 64
Golembiewski, Rodert 100, 159, 168
Goliak, Jean 127
Gomolka, William 159,169
Gorgan, Joe 129
Greco, Peter 169
Green, Dr. Phillip 39
Greiner, Bill 75
Grgunch, Tony 100, 168
Grossberg, Mr. Richard 26, 76
Groves, Mary Ellen 169
Guest, Marian 159, 168
Haase, John 129
Hall, Margaret 168
Hammer, Margaret 168
Hanak, Jim 67
Hancock, Bill 73
Harrison, Chris 107
Hatmaker, Bonnie 75
Havlik, Rt. Rev. Thomas 14
Hawbecker, Mark 74
Hayden, Pat 159
Hayes, Ms. Jean 15
Hazdra, Dr. James 27
Healy, Maureen 53
Heil, Jo 127
Heimbecker, Daniel 168
Hemrick, Fr. Eugene 16
Hennelly, Thomas 169
Hennessy, Donna 41
Hernandez, Elsa 72, 83
Hernandez, George 59
Hernandez, Juan 61
Herrara, Jorge 48, 49, 59. 97
Herrmann, Dan 68
Hilker, Dan 75, 159, 168
Hilker, Richard 75, 128
Hodoval, Mr. Fred 22
Hoffman, Mary Ellen 52
Hogan, Mike 59
Holub, Robert 61, 169
Hone, Sister Louis Marie 169
Hoover, Gary 53
Hopkins, Joan 40
Hribic, Fr. Alban 34
Hucek, David 169
Huth, Ken 159,169
Intilli, Aldo 59
Intilli, Tony 59
Jackovich, Milosh 159, 168
Jaffke, Jim 59, 72, 73
Jana, Mr. James 39. 76
Janecke, Marty 53
Jasper, Dawn 55, 107
Javors, Jeff 45
Jaworski, Michelle 49, 64
Jendra, Ray 100,103,104,105
Jennings, Jim 68
Johnson, Christine 48, 49
Johnson, Christopher 54, 62, 131
Johnson, Julie 160,168
Johnson, Karen 67, 130
Jones, Andy 68
Jones, Douglas 168
Joyce, Ed 128
Joyce, John 62, 97
Jundt, Jeffrey 160, 168
Kamin, Dr. Lawrence 26, 60
Kanak, Richard 169
Kane, Ms. Barb 36, 77, 98, 106, 107
Kane, Mike 80
Karl, Dan 78
Karpf, Ray-Dennis 61, 160, 168
Karpf, Ruth 67
Keating, Todd 109
Kech, David 111,169
Kedziorski, Henry 61, 78, 168, 176
Kellen, Karen 72,107,116,130
Keller, J. 74,75
Kellogg. Karen 98, 99
Kelly, Kathy 98, 107
Kennedy, Jim 160, 168
Kerdphol, Sanyalak 62,128
Kerpe, Al 97,160,168
Kieras, Jerome 169
Kim, Dr. Hong Yung 29
Kinegge, Kevin 68
Kirk, Frank 60
Kittel, Dr. Phyllis 33
Klamerus, Karen 1 16
Klososki, Edward 169
Kmiec, Anthony 169
Knight, Charles 169
Knobloch, John 64, 83
Koehler, Mr. George 31
Koehler, Linda 169, 161
Koezot, Jim 62
Kolar. Fr. Basil 31
Komen, John 168
Koncel, Kathy 70. 168
Konop, Rita 61
Korabik, John 109
Kornaros, Dr. Christopher 34
Kott, Kathy 70, 78
Kovac, Ms. Jean 19
Kovacs, Vic 129
Kowal, Loretto 78, 168
Kowalski, Barb 169
Kowalski, Mike 61, 63, 83
Kozlowski, Gil 60, 127
Kramer, Charles 169
Krogull, Mary Beth 62,116,130
Kryztofiak, Cmdi 107
Kubis, Gail 73, 78
Kucera, Fr. Dan 14.15,76,82,103
Kucharski, James 161,168
Ku n, Dan 74
Kuhn, Bro. Sebastian 21
Kula. Noreen 107, 161. 168
Kykta, Michael 161,168
LaLoggia, Jeanine 66, 72
Lambert, David 111,113,161,168
Lammers, Mary 78
Lang, Kent 169
LaScala, Coach Anthony 6, 100, 101, 103
Latto, Craig 48, 129
Laucius, Viki 72
171
Layden, Peg 96, 130
McQuaid, Eileen 131
Laz, Dave 131
Meehan, Mr. James 33, 61
Lechanitre, Pauline 40
Meeker, Dr. Ralph 24
Lee, Mark 78,83,162,168
Merola, Mike 60, 73, 127
Lee, Mr. Soyon 28
Michalak, Marlene 75
Lehner, Dorene 126
Michalowski, Teri 53,128,162,168
Leitherer, Ms. Fran 23
Milo, Sue 126
Leonetti, William 56,57,71,126,168
Miyakawa, Mr. Gay 23
Lester, DeeDee 128
Mock, Don 80
Lester, Ms. Marlene 20
Mock, Marycarol 53, 80, 162, 168
Levine, Ms. Dolores 16
Mock, Sandra 162, 168
Lewandowski, Jeff 48,49,51,96,176
Moleh, Rod 113
Liczwek, Debbie 168
Moran, Dennis 72
Linder, Conrad 75
Morris, Ben 63
Linhart, Al 168
Mrkvicka, John 48, 49
Liska, Dn 74
Mueller, Donna 162, 169
Lisowski, Bill 48, 49, 50, 51, 73, 76, 96,
Munninger, Bije 72, 176
129, 176
Murphy, Mary 126
Lissak, Maryellen 48, 50, 61, 63, 53, 76,
83, 176
Loeding, Ms. Rosalie 34
Lodwig, Rita 168
Logar, Kenneth 168
Logocki, Dan 100
Nadelhoffer, Heather 83
Lucas, William 131
Nawrocki, Mark 62
Luckey, Mr. James 28
Neff, Tim 48
Lulek, Tony 96,129
Neighbour, Bert 75
Lyndley, Don 74
Nemers, Gary 108, 129
Nichols, William 130
Nohl.Bob 41
North, James 169
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Norton, Tom 62,71,128
Maciorowski, John 72,73
Notheisen, Kristin 169
Madach, Michael 18, 75
Nowaczwk, Bill 131
Madden, Siobhan 130
Nowaczyk, Robert 80, 162, 169
Madura, Mr. Jeffrey 28
Nowak, Bob 131
Maloney, Karen 106,107,116
Nyhan, Sue 74
Mangan, James 169
Nymark, Janet 162, 169
Mann, Karen 74, 75
Manthey, Faith 130
Manthey, Mary Kay 162, 168
Marcheschi, Michele 73
I Marchese, Mr. Andrew 34, 79
Marchetto, Sue 96, 130
O'Brien, Candance 74
Marchi, Bill 63
O'Brien, Dr. John 32
Marchlewicz, Ben 109
Ochs, Leo 71
Markowski, Larry 72
O'Connor, Dan 52
Martel, Mary Kaye 67, 176
O'Connor, Maureen 130
Martell, Mr. Ronald 39
O'Connor, Scott 58
Martinek, Kathy 74
O'Donnell, Michael 71,83,162,16!
Marvin, Donald 75
O'Donnell, Pat 73, 128
Masinelli, Vito 100
O'Donnell, Shawna 130
Mastandtrea, Pete 95,113
O'Grady, John 70,163,169
Matyasse, Ray 128
O'Laughlin, Mike 109,129
McAuliffe, Eileen 45
Oleksy, Jim 100, 104, 163, 169
McCarthy, Jim 131
Ondriska, Fr. Albert 40
McCarthy, Tom 68,70,112,113
O'Neill, Debbie 98,107
McGlynn, Robert 169
Oparyk, Greg 131
McGrath, Ms. Marie 18
Opitz, John 130
McKenna, Ms. Shirley 21
O'Rourke, Terrance 163,169
McKinnon, Michael 169
Osborne, John 72, 73
McLaughlin, Mike 64
Ostrowski, Mr. John 36,71,111
McMillan, Dr. Clara 27
Owens, Bonnie 74, 75
172
Pacocha, Ms. Alice 25
Pagonis, Jim 129
Palmer, Fr. John 34
Parke, Cindy 48, 49
Paryl, James 163, 169
Partricoski, Mike 53,59,176
Pavlecic, Bill 48
Pavletic, Vicki 127
Pavloc, Bill 59
Pavlock, Russ 73
Pawlicki, Debra 169,163
Pawtowski, Dave 62
Peden, Dave 97
Peppers, Bob 114, 128
Perez, Robert 169
Pesavento, Greg 53,62,71,83
Piccione, John 72, 73
Pignatiello, Peter 163, 169
Place, Roger 75
Place, Sharon 75
Plese, Annette 52
Pokorny, Corky 126
Pope, Sara 81,169
Poprawski, Rita 96, 98, 163, 169
Preston, Bonnie 169
Proczko, Taras 163, 169
Proust, Art 61
Przepiorka, Donna 49, 83, 163, 169
Psingsten, Carol 70
Pucci, Mark 169
Puis, Ms. Elizabeth 19
Quiros, Rolando 59, 130
Ragusa, Thomas 164, 169
Rahn, Michael 169
Rainey, Anthony 115, 169
Rapacz, Steve 64
Ratkovick, Dennis 128
Rausch, Dr. David 27
Rediehs, Richard 169
Reegan, John 129
Reese, Carol Ann 74
Reid, David 169
Reid, Kevin 169
Reif, William 169
Rejc, Jerry 129
Repa, John 75
Reusz, Bernie 41, 68
Reynolds, J. Burton 74
Rhodes, Annette 54, 98, 99, 106, 107, 130
Rich, Mr. Thomas 16
Rieser, Mr. William 21
Riggenbach, Mr. John 18, 73
Riley, Frank 72
Riley, Gerald 169
Rita, Debbie 63, 70, 82, 83, 96, 164, 169
Rivera, William 59
Rizzo, Julie 128
Roberts, Russ 74
Robertson, Bill 75
Rogalski, Fr. Robert 39
Romer, Dr. Daniel 39
Rositch, Maryann 126
Rosso, Jim 131
Roth, Dr. Margarete Paulus 28,46
Rownell, Mike 75
Ruble, Edgar 169
Rudolph, Joe 68
Ruggiero, Ralph 110, 164, 169
Russotto, Peter 126
Ryan, James 164, 169
Rybacki, Stephen 75
Rybica, Robert 34
Sabo, Carl 62,100,104
Saiz, David 169
Salcik, Justine 67
Salvino, Kevin 130
Sarubbi, Ms. Mary 36
Schellinger, Bob 62, 164, 169
Schleimer, Ms. Kathrin 15
Schmaleft, Ms. Peg 23
Schmecht, Dave 100,104,165,169
Schmitt, James 169
Schoebel, Deborah 169
Schramer, Brent 169
Schroeder, Art 126
Schwarz, Dan 75
Scott, Calvin 54
Sebela, Michael 169
Seghers, Ms. Jane 34
Sellen, Mary 169
Setzen, Dr. Joel 30
Shayatavich, Clare 74
Sheehan, MaryTerese 98, 106, 107, 117,
165, 169
Sheets, Patricia 78, 168
Sheffner, Stanley 165,169
Shehedi, Maushod 59
Shonka, Fr. Richard 33
Short, Dan 129
Sidney, Paul 100,101,103,104
Skupien, David 62, 128
Sloan, Maureen 98
Slowik, Jay 130
Smialek, William 169
Snyders, Kenneth 169
Spahn, Mary 96
Spokas, Dr. John 37
Sponsler, Michael 169
Spradlin, Mary Ann 169
Stablein, Marie 98,106,107
Stachura, Tom 72, 129
Stacy, Dr. Gerald 25
Stanek, Judith 169
Stankus, Robert 169
Stare, Bob 74
Stecher, Sue 98
Steghanese, Carol 130
Stewart, Mae 40
Strees Jr., James 169
Suchy, Fr. Theodore 26, 65, 71
Sullivan, Jeanine 166, 169
Sullivan, Julane 74
Sullivan, Kathy 126
Sullivan, Mr. Thomas 17
Supena, Mary 75
Svoboda. Janet 45,56,57,169
Swanson, Dave 83, 93. 169
Swanson, Robert 129
Taylor, Bro. Finian 38
Terpin, Dennis 169
Theodore, Diane 40
Thinath, Vince 97
Thomas, Philip 169
Thomas, William 59
Thompson, Mr. Burt 40
Thompson, Dilla 169
Toennings, Frederick 169
Toussamt, Dr. Bernard 35, 64
Townsend, Joe 74
Tracy, Jim 100, 102
Travnik, Susan 166, 169
Tsi, Fr. Paul 33
Tuch, Thomas 169
Turner, Fr. David 25, 29
Turner, Donna 75
Turner, Mr. Howard 21
Turner, Kevin 169
Turner, Larry 75
Turner, Raymond 75
Tyskiewicz, Mr. Ken 25
Tysl, Dr. Gloria 17, 30
Vacco, Rich 72, 73, 129
Vancura, Fr. Leo 31
van Wonterghem, Robert 169
Varner, Dan 166, 169
Varner, Tom 97
Velander, Bill 67, 128
Vesely, Fr. Stanley 23
Vogl, Cynthia 76, 82, 166, 169
Vollink, Sue 61,67
Vrabel, Kerry 61
Wagner, Stephen 97, 169
Walsh, Mary 169
Walsh, Virginia 61
Ware, Pat 61
Warpinski, Keith 169
Watson, Thomas 169
Weaver, Pat 74
Webster, Mary 70
Wegrzynowski, Mike 109
Weinlader, Mr. James 18
Wesolowski, Dr. Wayne 27, 63
Westerfield, Judith 166, 169
Whitaker, Donnie 167, 169
White, Ms. White 17
Wiemerslage, Dan 128. 129
Wild, Bob 63
Williams, Dallas 63
Williams, Davida 130
Williams, Mr. Emanuel 16
Willis, Richard 54
Wilson, John 169
Wilson, Mark 61,63
Wilson, Thomaas 77,115,169
Woehler, Linda 169
Woods, Gary 100,101,102,104,128
Wright, Therese 169
Wysocke, Steve 126
Yager, Ms. Marie 40
Yarmoska, Bruce 167, 169
Young, Marilyn 62, 107
Zaborac, Ms. Catherine 40
Zaenger, Jamilette Jones 167,169
Zaenger, Mark 80, 169
Zapfel, John 167, 169
Zbella, Edward 169
Zderad, Mr. Joe 40
Zeger, Lynn 75
Zelezinski, Frank 169
Zelnick, John 63
Zenere, Marie 130
Zentz, Brian 66, 169
Zeszutko, Mary Ann 64
Zgonina, Mark 169
Zgonina, Rick 62
Ziegenbota, Patti 127
Zipper, David 167, 169
Zitnik, Pam 51,72,130,176
Zotti, Peggy 127
Zunica, Thomas 169
Zuro, Dave 62
Zygonnma, Rick 129
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EDITORS
MARYELLEN LISSAK 78
BILLLISOWSKI 78
PHOTO EDITOR
MARIAN BERTELLOTTI 78
PHOTOGRAPHERS
JEFF LEWANDOWSKI 78
BILLLISOWSKI 78
FRANK AGUIRRE 77
CONTRIBUTORS
PAM ZITNIK78
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HENRY KEDZIORSKI 76
MARY MARTEL 78
COVER DESIGN
BIJEMUNNINGER 78
SPECIAL THANKS
GERRY CZERAK, DIRECTOR OF
COMMUNICATIONS
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