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The St. Joseph High School yearbook, The Challenge, for the 1991 to 1992 school year.
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This Is Your 1992 CHALLENGE!
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This Is Your 1992 CHAL1ENGE!
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Perishable/
Parishable
"To everything there is a season,
and a time to every purpose under
the heaven; a time to be born, and
a time to die' a time to plant, a
time to pluck up that which is
planted; a time to kill, and a time
to heal; a time to break down,
and a time to build up;''
- Ecclesiastes 3: 1-3
Saint Joseph High School
2401-69th Street
Kenosha, Wisconsin 53143
Challenge 199 2
Volume 34
414-654-8651
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Parishable
Parishable is not a word that can be found in the dictionary. Yet it is a
word that describes Saint Joseph High School during this year of
transition. For many years, the School Sisters of Saint Francis
successfully owned and operated the school. In September of 1991 the
school was sold to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and is now owned by
the parishes of the Kenosha area, which truly makes it parishable ... of
or belonging to the parishes or members of the congregation.
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Opening
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Perishable
Perishable is a word that is found in almost any dictionary. Unlike
parishable, which deals with growth and rebuilding, perishable deals
with the threat of excinction and something being destroyed. The
Yearbook staff and a large part of the student body is becoming more
aware of the fragility of the earth and its resources.
We hope that this year's Challenge will serve as a challenge co everyone
co think greeen. The earth is a precious commodity that we can't afford
co lose. Where would we live? This sounds glib, but it is something
that needs some serious thought. Please accept our challenge ... reduce,
reuse, recycle.
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Opening
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Here's the "trash" on trash:
There are more than 6,000 landfills
in the U.S., by the year 1993 2,000
of these will be full.
500,000 trees are used to produce
Sunday newspapers. Recycling your
newspaper will save these trees,
reduce the pollution created making
the paper and save energy.
Paper made from recycled fiber uses
61 percent less water and produces
70 percent fewer air and water
pollutants.
Finally, don't forget the rainforests
Fifty acres of rain forest are destroyed
each minute.
Half of all plant and animal species
in the world live in the rain forests.
Opening
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Mary Schmitz and Jacob Davidson marvel at her
new ring.
Halloween Fun with J emilah Senter and Lisa Kelly.
Thespian-Wanna-he's, Mrs. Rossman and Mr. Sharafinski.
Ernie Sanchez has big dreams, too.
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Fall
The excitement of the season really got co some people, like Keith
Flores.
Varsity Cheerleaders rev up
rhe crowd ac a football
game.
The Homecoming parade
was a big hie.
Sceve Tiber shows his Lancer spirit while running for the cross
country ream.
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John Fliess & Brian Redlin show che year-round
graces of being Catholic.
A Freshman races co the finish line during
Freshman run day.
The transfer of ownership was che big event of the Fall.
Fall
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New Year Kicks Off.
" But Mr. Karnes, I don 'c have that much money with me!" Poor Jason Matrur looks
dazed by his book bill.
While seniors Jim Swanson, Randy Czarnecki and Dan Garofalo, calk with sisrer
Gercrude abour plans for the school year.
Excited Sophomores buy cheir books from Mr. Mroz.
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Ayanna Kennedy and Laura Myers receive direaions from Mrs. Pillizzi, or is she
asking for help?
Freshmen Fun Day
Mr. Sharafinski shows off his flexibiliry. He really will bend over backward
for the srudents.
Kyle Woodsen tries to keep his pants up as he runs. These poor freshmen
have so much trouble wirb simple things.
Some people will do anything to win a race. Tim Parkinson and John
Loewen drag Andy Nielson in their rusb ro win.
Sicily Gargano shows she's flexible, roo.
An exciting game of volleyball completes the day of fun Freshmen had as their
mtroduction to Saint Joe's.
Fall
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The Archbishop offers his blessing on the Eucharist.
The Sisters enter the gym carrying flowers.
Lynn Sorenson leads representatives from Sc. Theresa's parish.
Archbishop Weakland begins che service of Holy Communion as priests from
various parishes look on.
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Transfer of Ownership
The gym was transformed mco a beautiful place for the transfer of ownership.
Changing Hands
The School Sisters of Saint Francis
offer their blessing on the new
ownership.
Terri Cullen reads the lessons.
Archbishop Weakland, Mr. Whyte
and Mr. Redlin exchange the
plaque signifying the rransfer of
ownership.
Mr. Powers receives communion during Mass.
Mr. Sharafinski, Mr. Redlin, Sister Agnes Marie Henkel, SSSF, Archbishop
Weakland and Mr. Whyte happily pose with the plaque signifying the new
ownership.
Transfer of Ownership
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I Love a Parade
Juniors Llsa Gamero, Jessica Schlenker, Jennifer Kenc and Llsa
Montemurro scuff napkin flowers into chicken wire .. . work, work,
work!
Yearbook staffers, Danielle Scolfo, Sue Coe, Maria Ordonez and
Jenny and Jackie J acinco free the current staff from responsibility for
previous yearbooks.
Grrr .. . Varsity cheerleaders, Jennifer Kent, Mary Schmitz and
Rebecca Walthers are ready co cake on the Bad Boys.
Our Homecoming Queen, Leah DeAngelis
catches a bit of a chill.
The Fresh-women cheerleaders are still just Freshmen in our
eyes.
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H omecoming
Homecoming candidate Carrie Kalberg riding in style.
It's a dog eat dog world, inside and outside
the stadium.
Eric Korf shows his spirit by covering himself from
head to toe in blue and gold, while Brian Redlin
keeps his ears warm .
Homecoming candidate, Jennifer I.anon catching a wave of
cold air.
The Freshmen float predicrs a victory on the football field.
Homecoming candidate Camille Hannes smiles for the crowd.
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Homecoming 1991
''Everything I do, I do for you''
Homecoming 1991 was kicked off with Senior Skits.
The Senior guys showed off their talents and
announced the candidates for Homecoming Queen.
Leah DeAngelis won the honor and wore her crown
proudly. The Lancers lost to Saint Catherine's, but
played a good game. Everyone had a great time at
the dance, dancing to great tunes, like Brian Adams'
"Everything I do, I do for you."
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Homecoming
The Homecoming queen, Leah DeAngelis and lee Bergstrom share a
dance.
Even on crutches, Tara Panasewicz is in the mood for a good party.
Tim Hess leads a line of Freshmen as they bop the
night away.
Homecoming
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''Ringing'' in a New Year
An important event during
Junior year is Junior Ring Day.
Juniors receive their rings during a special mass. During the
rest of the day, they proudly
display their rings. Traditionally
turning the rings of other students is thought to bring good
luck and so students spend the
day asking fellow students to
turn their rings for them. After
the mass, the Junior class has a
picnic and play games, such as
volleyball. Junior Ring Day is a
fun day for the entire class.
Pennie Sullivan and Carmela Barbeiri rake a break
from the volleyball action
for a piaure.
" Tum my ring! " says Jenny Jacinto co hec sister, Jackie. Even they believe in the
tradition of " ruming of the rings."
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Ben, you have the right to remain silent!
Maria Ordonez seems disappointed that thece is no money in
her bank envelope.
Rebecca Walthers, with a little help from Jessica Schlenkec, attempts to
block a shoe.
Junior Ring Day
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Special Events at St. Joe's
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Right - Maria Ordonez and Anna Bosco pose for
a truly French picrure.
Below - Maria Ordonez is ready ro take Pancho
Caner's race car for a test drive.
Brian Szeliga is ready to snap some picrures, but
we got his picrurc first.
Above - J. D. Fountain poses for a picrurc wirh
Pancho Caner. Wake up J. D.
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Special events
Right - The secret is out Ruben Medina
everybody knows how much you love St. Joe's.
Matt Gayheart and Jim Benko delight our parents
with vintage Mexican food ac the open house.
Katie Llanas stretches before an SBI show.
The stress from open house has Mike Jasper
pulling out his hair.
Special events
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SENIOR RETREAT
Above -
] ason Sturino finds rime co reflect at retreat.
Below -
OUR FEARLESS RETREAT LEADERS
Mr Coe leads the seniors in a
group activity.
Left Above -
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Senior Retreat
" BOOTS!"
Lorie Rizzo and Rebecca Pierangeli become better friends at recrear.
Left - J emilah Senter and
Jim Swanson get involved in
the unconventional Halloween
prayer service.
Below - NO MORE
AUTOGRAPHS PLEASE.
Above -
Retreat friends .
Left - Lynn Sorenson, is the
food really that bad?
YOUR MOVE TIM!
Senior Retreat
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ANOTHER YEAR OF FOOTBALL KICKS-OFF!
OPPOSING TEAM ST.JOSEPH'S
WILMONT-0 7
GREENDALE MARTIN LUTHER-22 0
PIUS-44 6
DOMINICAN-26 6
MILWAUKEE LUTHEREN-62 13
ST. CATHERINE'S-53 20
MARQUETTE-42 7
THOMAS MORE-31 13
CATHOLIC MEMORIAL-61 14
neshman Toby Getschman shows his school spirit!
Capt. 1991-Mike Nerheim, Capt. 1992-Matt
Markowski, MVP 1991-Dave Sleyster, All Conference
Offensive Lineman-Mike Nerheim, 2nd Team All
Conference: Wide Receiver-Dave Sleyster, Punter-Lee
Bergstrom, Honorable Mention: All Conference
Defensive LinemanMike Nerheim, Tim Weiler, QB-John Fliess
1st Row: Nate Leonardelli, Chris Adsit, Darren Dosemagen, James Ruhle, Dustin James, Jacob Davidson, Bryan Galley, Jed Davidson, Matt Weiler; 2nd Row:
Joe Beltoya, Tim Weiler, Pat Dabbs, John Fliess, David Sleysrer, Joe Hurley, Alex Vasquez, Jeff Anderson, J .D. Fountain, Aaron Sepanski; 3rd Row: Kathy
Matrise, Coach Erickson, Coach " Skippy" Heideman, Mike Nerheim, Lee Bergstrom, Matt Markowski, Regan Jenson, Andy Schweninger, Fran Thiele, Joe
Schweninger, Coach Buck
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Football
GO ST. JOES!
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Everyone is anxious for the game to begin.
Parenrs come out to show support for their sons.
Members of the football rerun watch their
terunmates while waiting their rum.
Football
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TOP ROW: Kathy Macrise, Coach Hindamen, Joseph Schweninger, Regan Jensen, Matt Markowski, Joe Hurley.Andy Schweninger,Coach Erikson.
SECOND ROW: Matt Weiler, Dusrin James, Jeff Anderson, Par Dabbs, Alex Vasquez, Jacob Davison.
BOTTOM ROW: Nate Leonardelli, Chris Adsit, James
Ruhle, Bryan Galley, Darren Dosemagen.
TOP ROW: Joseph Schweninger,
Coach Dave Domini, Tun Parkinson,
Steve Mills, Jeremy Adsit, John
Szarfinski, John Loewen, Andy
Nielson, Coach Kurr Glassman.
SECO DROW: Kathy Marrise,
Toby Gerschman, Eddy Navarro,
Adam Beirne, Jason Grooms, Michael
Scuglik, Gerry Arnold, Jayson Trottier,
Danny lnfusino.
BOTTOM ROW: Dave McKee,
Spencer Jury, Juan Salinas, Hector
Sanchez, Joel W alien, Jason Kenesie,
Jim Kenesie, Ben Walters.
OT PICIURED: Jake Remsing.
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FOOTBALL
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SOCCER
There is one thing that is very unique
about this years soccer team, Kacie
Debish. She is the only female on an
all male soccer team. This is not that
common because she was the only
girl out of all the teams that they
played. The other teams seem to
misjudge her abiliry because she is a
girl, but she has surprised them all.
She feels that being the only girl is an
advantage. "The guys usually play
harder, so they push me to become
better." explained Katie. "They treat
me with respect as they would with
each other."
Steve Milos goes for the ball.
Bottom left: Aldo Surdo, Joel Keating, Brett Weiss, Katie Debish. Second Row: Chris Limbach, Dan Bernhardt,
Jamie Snyder, Ryan Pisarik, Brian Francois. Third Row: Coach Jahne, BJ Gallo, Dan Lendman, Steve Milos, Keith
McGovern. Not Pictured: Zach Garcia
For girls interested in playing co-ed
soccer Kacie suggests, "Try out even
if you are not that good. I was shy at
first around the guys, but now I feel
very accepted." Karie Debish is an
excellent example of how a
willingness to try can get people
anywhere in life.
Soccer
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PAR FORE THE
COURSE
Someone to know ...
This year Randy Czarnecki placed fourth on the Varsity golf team. Randy
has been on the golf team for three years. His lowest score is 39. Some
improvements that Randy would like to see in his game would be to make
a hole in one and an eagle. Randy has gotten many birdies in his golf
career. Randy became interested in golf because of his older brother. Randy
has enjoyed golf for quite some time and his favorite golfer is Greg
Norman.
Randy is also involved in wrestling, Key Club, and Spanish Club. When
Randy was asked what he liked most about St. Joe's, Randy replied, "The
closeness of the school and the teachers care about you." He also likes the
friendships of everyone on the team.
Randy's favorite class is Accounting. He enjoys the challenge of applying
math concepts to everyday life. After graduation, Randy plans on attending
Parkside and becoming a successful Accountant.
Randy Czarnecki is determined co gee
chat hole in one.
Joe LaMacchia has an excellent back swing.
Jason Maczur concenrraces as he is about
co tee-off.
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Golf
The golf team top row left Mr. Ch ubrillo, Jason Matzur, Matt LaSota, Brad
Evans , Mike Medvecz , Randy
Czarnecki, Jim Benko, Steve Connolly,
Mike Bobusch,
Bottom row: Tim Hess, Tony Landa,
Craig Evans , Sc eve Schuler , Joe
LaMacchia, Aaron Vitlcus, David Flores, Matt Srurm.
Steve Connolly vigorously scrikes the
ball.
Freshman Steve Schuler is giving it his
all.
Golf
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Bill Kuffel trying his best, as usual.
Bottom row left: Phillip
Supita,Rebecca Willems,
Robin Sabine,Robin Milligan,
Annie Tibet, Ruben Medina,
Top row left: Coach McTeman,
Maria Ordonez, Steve
Tibet,Orlando Ordonez, Mike
Schilf, Terese laquinta,Coach
Fuerbringer
Noc Pictured: Bill Kuffel
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Cross Country
One of the major differences in next year's
team will be the absence of Coach Fuerbringer.
He will be gone, but not forgotten. Before
leaving, he said, "Ic's been my pleasure co
coach such dedicated and hard working young
athletes. Sc. Joseph cross-country spirit is very
hard co equal! My hope is they will give their
future coach as much commitment and
dedication as they have given me." We would
like co wish Coach "FURBS" and Kathy a
very happy marriage.
Annie Tiber was the girl's most
improved runner.
She improved her time over a minute.
Phil Supita received this honor for the
guys.
Rebecca Willems and Maria Ordonez
take a break from running long
enough to pose for this picrure.
Cross Country
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Girls Tennis
Eva Tenuta awaits the return of Lisa Montemurro's serve.
Cute dance, Eva!
Nicole Wendel approaches her serve.
Katie Llanas makes a spectacular return.
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Girls Tennis
Top row:Lisa Montemurro, Nicole Mikus, Coach Karnes, Nicole Wendel, Mindy Moffat, Kelli Heller
Bottom row: Margie Knight, Rita McGranahan, Eva Tenuta, Katie Llanas
not pictured: Amarillis] ohnson
Mindy Moffet gets a high five for making it to
State.
Margie Knight gets ready for the serve.
Girls Tennis
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Volleyball
JV Volleyball from left top cow Margaret Mendoza, Tracy Panasewicz,
Laura Meyers, Kellie Chwala, Kelly
Pecrusky, Coach Debbie Schcoeder.
Bottom row - Jenny Fani, Michelle
McCune, Mindy Bodven, Jill
W asilevich, Melissa Schuch, Erin
Shuler, and Joya Zamora.
Freshmen volleyball from lefr top row
- Katie Predny, Bridget Weiler, Amy
Wickersheim,Laura Shewmake and
Coach, Terri Kieck.
Bottom Row - Deanna Montalvo,
Sherri Anderson, Susan Kroll, Robyn
Rutkowski, Genni Gagliardi
Annie Getschman and Doreen Falcon go up to the net.
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Volleyball
A JV practice.
Varsity volleyball from left t0p row Coach Grifi, Doreen Falcon, Annie
Gecschman, Molly Whyte, and Mollie
Regner. Bottom Row - Llbby Fountai
Courtney Fuhrmann, Tiffany Rossmann
Amber Rudzinski, Stacy Batte! and Lisa
Ritacca.
Block, Molly Whyte.
Jodi Vena gets some advice from Coach Kieck.
Annie Gecschman with help from the back tow.
Volleyball
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Religious side of life
Above -
Chris Adsit and Mike Pins assist Father Brian during a Fall liturgy.
Right -
Katie Llanas reads one of the lessons.
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Liturgies
Katie Debish reads the first prayet intetcession.
Bob Camosy participates in a liturgy.
Bianis Chaparro reads from the Bible during a Fall
mass.
Father Brian offers his blessing on the Eucharist.
Liturgies
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COLOR PICTURES!
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Junior
Paul Adams
Clint Adamson
Carmela Barbieri
James Benko
Ben Boclven
Anna Bosco
Charles Carnosy
Thomas Cetta
Michael Christensen
Susan Coe
Michelle Covelli
Jacob Davison
Brad Evans
Brian Francois
Robert Gallo
Lisa Gamero
Matt Gayheacc
Anne Marie Getschman
Jenni fer Grosso
Johnathan Harris
Perry Hegewald
Jacqueline J acinco
Jennifer Jacinto
Regan Jensen
Joel Keating
Jennifer Kent
John Kim
Jennifer Kirchner
William Kuffel
Catherine Landa
Daniel Lendman
Dianne Loewen
Matthew Markowski
Shyla Mathen
Shyni Mathen
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Juniors
Class
) ason Maczur
Angela Mazzenga
Keich McGovern
Theresa Milisauskas
Robin Milligan
Steve Milos
lisa Montemurro
Maria Ordonez
Tara Panasewicz
Shane Pence
Renee Prostko
Gerald Rasmussen
Leticia Rodriguez
Michael Schilf
Jessica Schlenker
Juniors
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Class of '93
Renee Schmitt
Macy Schmitz
Robert Scuglik
Gavin Semon
Gavon Semon
Amber Smith
Heather Sranonik
Anna Stella
Danielle Scolfo
Gregor Strause
Pennie Sullivan
Michael Terpenning
Daniel Thiele
Stephen Tiber
Tracy Tolefree
Alisa Vasquez
Jennifer Vena
Rebecca Wal thees
Matthew W eilcr
Jennifer Wilson
Vickie Zagame
Jennifer Zeien
Brian Ziech
Juniors not piaured: Voltaite Hawkins
and Philip Macrowski
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Sophomores
Bart Adamson
Chrisropher Adsir
Deanna Anderson
Jeff Anderson
Laticia Ballenger
Stephanie Bartel
Bob Becker
Holly Beltoya
Daniel Bernhardt
Michael Bobusch
Mindy Bodven
Amanda Boyle
Thomas Camilli
Natalie Carmon
Megan Oark
Patrick Curran
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Sophomores
Patrick Dabbs
Tony DeBartolo
Kacie Debish
Matthew Donahue
Darten Dosemagen
Elizabeth Fountain
Ramon Friar
Courtney Fuhrmann
Bryan Galley
Zachary Garcia
Elizabeth Grosso
Oiriscopher Haberski
Kelli Heller
Cory Henry
Darrick Holland
James Huck
Joseph Hurley
Therese Iaquinra
DuscinJames
Kim Jensen
Amarilis Johnson
Ayanna Kennedy
Carrie Kennedy.
Jason Kirsch
Margie Knight
Kacie Kruse
Nate Leonardelli
Kacie Llanas
Michelle McCune
Rita McGranahan
Michael Medvecz
Laura Meyers
Melinda Moffat
Ryan Pisarik
Michael Pim
Sophomores
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Class of '94
Kathryn Radke
Kclinda Ransom
Carmelita Reid
Christopher Rohlman
Tiffany Rossmann
Amber Rudzinski
James Ruhle
Melissa Schuch
Andy Schweninger
Matthew Serpe
Erin Shuler
Darin Sleysrer
James Snyder III
Tommy Sorensen
Colin Srrause
Matthew Srurm
Laura Sullivan
Phillip Supita
Eva Tenuta
Anne Tiber
Alejandro Vasquez
Adriana Villasenor
Brett Weiss
Molly Whyte
Rebecca Willems
Darlene Y eugelowitz
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Sophomores
Juniors nor pictured: Marc Arrington,
Veronica Canru, Talisha Chalberg,
Douglas Johnson, Joe Srurino and
Michael Zeihen
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Adsit, Jeremy
Alvino, Peter
Andecson, Sheri
Arnold, Gerald
Beirne, Adam
Bosco, Julie
Camosy, Bob
Carmody, Casey
Carrigan, Erin
Chaparro, Bianis
Chwala, Kellie
Conforti, Rohen
Dietz, Ryan
Dosemagen, Sarah
Evans, Craig
Fani, Jennifer
Fi rzgerald, Elissa
Flores, David
Foltz, Aaron
Free, Jason
Gagliardi, Genni
Gargano, Sicily
Getchman, Toby
Giles, James
Grooms, Jason
Gwaltney, Melinda
Heinrich, Andrew
Hess, Tun
Holland, Diannah
Hulcy, Tyesha
lnfusino, Daniel
Jacobs, Allyson
Jasper, Michael
Jones, Chrisral
Jury, Spencer
Freshmen
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The average American uses seven trees a year, in paper, wood and other products.
Karaskiewicz, Joseph
Kauss, Juliann
Kenesie, Jason
Kenesie, Jim
Kroll, Susan
La Macchia, Joseph
La Sota, Matthew
Landa, Tony
Lento, Jessica
Loewen, John
Machen, Shaun
Maccise, Kathy
McKee, David
McKown, Jennifer
Medina, Ruben
Freshmen
That's over one-and-a-half billion trees a year!
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CLASS OF
Mendoza, Margaret
Miller, Kristin
Mills, Scephen
Montavalo, Deanna
Navarro, Edgar
Nelson, Mary
Nielsen, Andrew
Oakes, Melody
Ordonez, Orlando
Panasewicz, Tracy
Parkinson, Tunochy
Pecez, David
Pecruslcy, Kelly
Phelps, Milcah
Principe, Jon
Prostko, Lori
Reindl, Kacrina
Remsing, J akc
Rizzo, Mary
Rush, Rachel
Rutkowski, Robyn
Sabine, Robin
Salinas, Juan
Sanchez, ) ames
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Sassi, Tony
Schuler, Steve
Scuglik, Michael
Shewmake, Laura
Surdo, Aldo
Szarfinski, John
T rottiec, Jayson
Vena, Jodi
Vitkus, Aaron
Wallen, Joel
Walthers, Ben
Wasilevich, Jill
Weiler, Bridget
Wickersheim, Amy
Willems, Jason
Woodson, Kyle
Yoo, Maggie
Zamora, Joya
Freshmen not pictured: Marcus Reese and Julie
Sparkman
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Andrychowski, Bartek
SENIORS
Bartel, Stacey
1992
Beltoya, ] oseph
Bigalk:e, Lisa
Bergstrom, Lee
Billen, Melissa
Connolly, Steve
Czarnecki, Randy
Cullen, Terri
I care that you like the yearbook, _ NOT. Long live anatomy class. Good luck to everyone! Save the planet.
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Davidson, ] ed
Duczak, Mike
De Angelis, Leah
Falcon, Doreen
Run for the border, 8th, Slug,
PACT, Juntas, Curds, D-Bus,
Strike it up, In the desen Psycho Seniors, I love you all!
Debish, Mary
Run for the border, 8th, Slug,
PACT, D-Bus, Strike it up, In
the desert. Thank's for the
memories . I'll miss you all. Psycho Seniors Rule
Fountain, J.D.
Fliess, John
Garofalo, Dan
Flores, Keith
Kalberg, Carrie
Hannes, Camille
] ohnston, Molly
Kelly, Lisa
Run for the border, 8th, Slug,
PACT, Juntas, Curds, D-Bus,
Strike it up, In the desen, I'll
really miss you guys. Psycho
seniors rule!
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The Senior Class of 1992
Korf, Eric
The color blind Italian . Gorilla
Brothers rule. Who's ralking smack
besides the Freshmen guys?
Good luck in the future everybody,
I'll miss
ya!
Limbach, Chris
McNiece, Scott
Larsen, ] ennifer
Mikus, Nicole
N erheim, Mike
Miner, Tobie
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Between 50 and 100 acres of tropical rain forest are destroyed every minute.
Osborn, Carolyn
Petrusky, Kristen
Run for the Border 8th, Slug,
PACT, D-Bus, Strike it up, In
the desert. Thanks for the
memories. I'll miss you all. Psycho Seniors Rule
Paxton, Traci
Perez, Edelmira
Quick, Eric
Pierangeli, Rebecca
Strike it up, In the desert, Psycho Seniors, Care Bear Land,
Juntas, D-Bus, Slug, Curds,
Children? Voltton !!!
Regner, Mollie
Redlin, Brian
Rizzo, Lorie
Ritacca, Lisa
Sanchez, Ernie
Schweninger, ] oe
Rohlman, Ann
Every hour 3, 000 acres are demolished.
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Sleyster, David
Sturino, Jason
Sorenson, Lynn
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Swanson, J arnes
Weiler, Timothy
Mo+Eric+Bananas=GORILLA
BROTHERS
P.S., here is my pass to the
biology room.
Szeliga, Brian
Thiele, Fran
Wendel, Nicole
Senior not pictured: Jemilah Senter
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Winter Formal
Pennie Sullivan comes up for air!
Give this boy some air!
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W inter Formal
How dare you take my picture!
Joel and Sherrie make such a cute couple!
Get down!
The 1991 Winter Formal Court
Sruds Jake Remsing and Ruben Medina.
Winter Formal
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Freshmen come closer together at retreat.
Right -
The freshmen are very happy
people.
Bdow - Eric, you shouldn't have
brought your date with you .
Right - Tracy Panasewicz and Ruben Medina
know the feeling you get from a Coca Cola Classic.
Below - Maggie Yoo and Sarah Dosemagen are
happy that they discovered their spiritual sides.
Below -
Don't you have anything better to do?
Right -
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Be creative!
] arvis Brown
returns to St. ] oe' s!
Left - Jarvis is happy to sign an autograph for
Darren Dosemagen.
Below -
Above Left - Mr. Marrise, Don't you
think that you have talked to Marcus and
Jarvis enough?
Left -
) arvis speaks to the French Oass.
Above - Jarvis is happy to
sign an autograph for Susan
Kroll. Everyone else has to wait
their turn.
Tracy is a bit over excited.
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"You're Daddy's little girl"
Right - "Tequila!" Doreen Falcon and Mollie
Regner dance the night away.
Left -
" She drives me crazy," but we like Diannah
Holland anyway.
The girl's basketball teain show off their more
feminine side, as they pose for a picture with their
coach .
Smile! Carrie Kennedy and
Amarilis Johnson look like
they're having a great time.
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Too bad they're roo late for a "Chorus Line," maybe
next: year.
A conga line marks che end of a great evening.
" How do you work chis thing?"
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The varsity cheerleaders cheer our team on.
The JV cheerleaders show us how it's done. Melissa
Schuch, Talish Chalberg, Kelli Heller, Eva Tenuta,
Amanda Boyle lead a cheer, while the rest of the
squad cakes a break.
The Varsiry cheerleaders go wild . Rebecca Walthers,
Lisa Montemurro, Karie Landa, icole Mikus, Carrie
Kalberg, Pennie Sullivan, Michelle Covelli and the rest
of the squad did a great job!
Lisa Montemurro and Carrie Kalberg jaromin' in the
srands. Mary Schmitz refused co be seen.
The Freshmen cheerleaders at the parade. Joya Zamora,
Sherrie Anderson, Allyson ] acobs, Robyn Rukowski,
Tracy Panasewicz, Kellee Chwala, Mary Nelson, Kelly
Petrusky, Maggie Yoo aod the rest of the squad.
CHEERLEADERS
EXCITE THE
CROWDS
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" Being the only senior on the rerun , was a
grear experience." - Fran Thiele
" We showed char with rerun work we can
win." - Regan Jensen
VARSITY
BASKETBALL
Lefr: Perry Hegewald puts
up a shot over a Thomas
More defender.
Below: Battling for the loose
ball, Tracy Tolfree seems to
be winning.
Fronr row, lefr to right: Jacob Davison, Fran
Thiele, Tracy Tolefree, Rohen Scuglik
Second row: James Benko, Marr Gayheart,
Mike Bobush, Mike Chrisrensen
Back row: Coach Dan Chubrillo, Dan Thiele,
Perry Hegewald , Regan) ensen, Assisranr coach
Greg Leach, Assiscanr coach Terry Kieck
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Upper Lefr: Fran Thiele drives tc
the lane.
Above: Jacob Davison looks for an
open man on our home coun.
Perry Hegewald goes for
two points , while Tracy
Tolefree prepares for the rebound.
Fran eases past his defender.
) acob Davison looks for a little help.
Fran Thiele is ready
co make his move
and go for two
points.
Let's see some
defense!
Swish!
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J.V. Basketball team: coach,Greg
Leach. Team members &om back le&:
Alex Vasquez, Pat Dabbs, Joe Hurley,
Dan Bernhardt,
Jamie Snyder, Mike Pins, Jason
Kirsch
Matt Serpe, Ryan Pisarik,
J eff(Duffy)Anderson, Brett Weiss.
With statistics by Margaret Mendoza,
and Kathy Matrise.
Dan Bernhardt tties to get down the
court.
Joe Hurley gives new meaning to the word " AIR".
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JV and Freshmen Basketball
from cop left: Margaret Mendoza, Petet Alvino, Bob
Camosy, Gerry Arnold, Coach Terry Kieck
Matt La Sota, Mike Scuglik, Steve Schuler, Kathy
Matrise
Spencer] ury,] ason Kenesie, ] im Kenesie and Craig
Evans
Alex Vasquez breaks away from his
guard.
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VARSITY TEAM: Top Row: Coach
Dr. Knight, Dianne Lowen , Molly
Whyte, Lisa Bigalke. Middle Row: Annie Getschman, Mar}' Debish, Margie
Knight, Doreen Falcon. Bottom Row:
Theresa Milisauskas, Katie Debish, Rita
McGranahan, Amber Smith.
J .Y. TEAM: Top Row: Coach Dr. Friede, Therese Iaquinra, Katy Radke, Laura Meyers, Anne Tiber. Bottom Row:
Jenny Fani, Mindy Bodven, Erin
Schuler, Elisa Fitzgerald.
Tough defense by Margie Knight.
Doreen Falcon on the wing .
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Left: Shoe by Dianne Loewen
(Lowley).
Righc: Rica McGcanahan guarding
ac che poinc.
Above: Pep Talks by Dr. Knight.
Below: Sophomore Rica McGranahan looks for che ball.
Above: Mary Debish wich che shoe, and Molly Whyce awaiting che rebound.
Below: Margie Knight jumps for che ball.
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SAINT JOE'S 35 HEBRON 42
SAINT JOE'S 51 RACINE PRARIE LUTHERAN 22
SAINT JOE'S 48 DOMINICAN 24
SAINT JOE'S 18 THbMAS MOORE 48
SAINT JOE'S 24 MARTIN LUTHER 54
SAINT JOE'S 12 CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 65
SAINT JOE'S 0 MARQUETTE 78
SAINT JOE'S 18 CATHOLIC CENTRAL 54
SAINT JOE'S 0 PIUS XI 70
SAINT JOE'S 6 MILWAUKEE LUTHERAN 69
2 WINS 8 LOSSES
The 1991-92 Lancers had a disappointing season in the
metro-conference, the toughest conference in state. However
next years team looks promising, because of the large
number of new recruits and the experience the
underclassmen have gained this year. It is obvious that this
young wrestling team has the capability to do well in the
future, because of the fact that after the 1st round at the
regional tournament, the Lancers were in 1st place. The
Lancers savored a good first half of the season with most of
the wrestlers having a .500 record or better.
We all look forward to seeing our Lancers next year!
Next years Co-Captians are Clint Adamson and Mike
Schilf.
Above - Dustin James growls for a pin.
Below - Oint Adamson rwo seconds from a pin.
Above -
Randy Czarnecki, MVW, beginning a scack half.
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WRESTLING
Above - Joe Schweninger tries to escape rhe arms of his
opponent.
Below - Tim Parkinson acremprs co flip his aggressor.
Above - Joe is in concrol
Below - Cline cries for a rakedown.
~tght Casey
Carmody in the
rocess of pinning
U• opponent.
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3501 SOUTH LAK E DRIVE
M ILWA UKEE . WISCONSIN 53207
March 2, 1992
St . Joseph High School
of Kenosha / Wisconsin
Dear Friends,
When you have a good thing going, you want to
make sure that it is solid and that its future remains
secure. As Bishop, I feel that St . Joseph High School
is a great benefit to the people of Kenosha and, thus,
the Archdiocese .
Wanting to make sure that its future would be more
secure, I have agreed that the Archdiocese would take
over the sponsorship of the High School from the School
Sisters of St. Francis. The Sisters indeed will go down
in history as having founded the School and as having
carried it through many decades in a most admirable
way.
hope all of you graduates will continue to support the School as you move ahead in your own careers.
May God be good to all of you in every way.
Sincerely yours in the Lord,
Most Reverend Rembert G. Weakland, O . S.B.
Archbishop of Milwaukee
Change can be a good thing
An interview with Sister Virginia
Q . How do you feel personally about the transfer of
ownership?
A. I feel it is a wonderful opportunity for Kenosha's
Catholics to show they continue to be deeply committed to Catholic education at the high school
level. It was because of that commitment that Saint
Joe's High School was built 35 years ago. Kenosha
Catholics have supported this school for three and a
half decades. Now they have an opportunity for
even greater involvement in the school, an involvement I am convinced this school will thrive
on.
The School Sisters helped when help was needed .
The kind of help they provided is not needed
anymore. And so it is right that the Sisters return
the school to the people in whose dreams it was
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born.
Q. What are some of the changes you notic
throughout the years?
A. I have noticed greater community spmt as
school got smaller. There are more students workin
which creates other pressures. The school's rules ha
eased greatly, also. Another change, I have seen is
dress code. Students are no longer required to wear
uniform. Finally, the students are happier at sch
and the teachers are friendlier .
Q. Have the changes been negative, positive, or bo
A. The changes have not necessarily been any of thes
Many are adaptations we have made to changi
times. The staff evaluates from time to time to see
they aid the learning process, changes are made as
result of this evaluation.
THE SURVEY SAYS • •
FAVORITE TV SHOWS
Beverly Hills 90210
Home Improvement
The Simpsons
Saturday Night Live
Doogie Howser MD
Married With Children
The Cosby Show
Who's the Boss
Quantum Leap
Head Banger's Ball
During the school year, we surveyed the
,rudents who came into the library. Here are
be results of this survey.
FAVORITE CELEBRITIES
Julia Roberts
Luke Perry
Keanu Reeves
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Cindy Crawford
Michael Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Wayne and Ganh
Jean Claude Van Damme
Billy Baldwin
MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT
"When I was dumped in the garbage can and
locked in."
''I'm color blind and I wore my blue and florescent
green shirt on Blue and Gold day."
"People saying I look like Jeffrey Dahmer."
TOP 10 MOVIES
Terminator 2
Ghost
Robin Hood
Father of the Bride
Home Alone
Mobsters
Bill and Ted 's Bogus Journey
Dying Young
City Slickers
Curly Sue
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING
FORWARD TO MOST ABOUT
THE END OF THE YEAR?
Summer vacation
Sleep
Going to the beach
Ending the year
Going on vacation
WHAT WILL YOU REMEMBER MOST
ABOUT THIS YEAR?
HBreak up of the Soviet Union
HWayne's World
HTransfer of Ownership
HMagic Johnson testing HIV positive
HClarence Thomas hearing
Hforging of lunch tickets
HChannel One
HJeffrey Dahmer
HOpening of Gurnee Mill Mall
HBeating of Rodney King in L.A.
IF YOU RECEIVED ONE MILLION DOLLARS
AND FOUND OUT THE WORLD WAS GOING TO END IN THREE DAYS, WHAT
WOULD YOU DO?
- "Parry in Iowa."
- " Go to McDonalds and spend all the money
and watch the sign that says over 70 million served
change."
- "Commit as many felony crimes as possible."
TOP 10 TEACHERS
Mrs . Seidl
Mrs. Gagliardi
Mrs. Rossmann
Mrs. Hilbrink
Sister Virginia
Mr. Coe
Senor Shurla
Mr. Powers
Father Brian
IF YOU COULD RUN THE SCHOOL FOR ONE DAY, WHAT WOULD
YOU DO?
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"Close it."
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"Blow it up."
- "Eat all the lunch I could for free and make everyone else pay double and
keep the profits."
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Doing what we can to save the
planet
Mr. Mroz and the environmental science
class have been searching for solutions to
many pressing environmental problems.
Throughout the school year, they have
studied such topics as air and water
pollution and the effects it has on the
planet, among other things.
Last fall students experimented with
wind powered vehicles made of recycled
produas. Ayanna Kennedy, Holly
Beltoya, and ] ennifer Wilson made a
box pirate ship with paper sails that
traveled 25 feet, and a vehicle made of a
light balsa wood frame and sail that was
designed by Matt Markowski, Matt
Wieler and Ben Bodven traveled 35 feet
to win.
Other class projects included the
students making their own video which
was shown after the news, decorating
trash cans, and of course, encouraging
recycling.
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Did you know that polystyrene plastic does not degrade?
To learn more about the envirnoment
and environment- related issues, we
interviewed Carrie Kennedy. Carrie is a
sophomore who helped found the new
enviromental dub here at St. Joe's.
Upon speaking with Carrie, we
discovered that the enviroment is a very
important subject that demands a lot of
attention. We inquired after such topics
as the depleting ozone layer,
deforestation, and the lack of recycling.
Through information we obtained from
Carrie we have learned that the ozone
layer is one of the chief ways of
shielding the earth from ultraviolet rays
and the depletion is caused by the
dispersal of chlorofluorocarbons into the
air. We also discovered that there is a
massive amount of trees being cut down
every day and that many every day
products such as aluminum and paper
can be easily recycled .
Next, we asked her what we, as
teenagers, can do to help the
enviroment. She told us that we can
help the ozone layer by using less aerosal
products like hairspray. We, as young
people, can't take an active role in the
fight against deforestation but we can
plant trees to counteract the ones being
cut, and of course we can always recycle.
Here in school there are special trash
cans set aside just for aluminum cans. At
home we can recycle our trash and bring
what can be recycled to recycling centers .
The environmental dub sold t-shirts to
help raise money so that they can adopt
a whale or in some other way help the
earth and its resources. On Earth Day in
April all of the students who bought tshirts wore them to help celebrate the
earth.
Congratulations
Mrs. Freitag!
In September, 1991, the new TV's
were installed in all the PACE rooms.
The school received its first transmission during October. Reactions to the
news have been mixed.
"That's neat scuff right there." Doug ] ohnson
"Very encouraging co watch." la Mathen
"I don't like it." -
In September, Mrs. Rath became Mrs. Freitag.
Every morning, he brings her breakfast and at noon he
comes to bring her lunch. Mrs. Freitag has found a
very nice man and we hope that they have a very
happy life together.
Shy-
Ruben Medina
"I like it because if we didn't have the
news at school I wouldn't know what's
going on. I especially like the teen
segments." - Mary Nelson
"Education in a fun way." Phelps
Milcah
"I don't like it, it wastes coo much
time." - Renee Schmitt
"Channel One is the most obnoxious,
annoying, boring thing I've ever seen
in my entire life." - Gavin Semon
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Father Brian Holbus
Karnes, Robert
Mroz, Michael
Powers, Gerald
Over a billion trees are used to make disposable diapers every year.
Rossmann, Terri
Teacher Feature
This year Saint Joseph High has
gained a very valuable asset.
This asset can be found in the
library helping students research
assignments, listening to their
problems, and finishing yearbook layouts. This awesome
person is Mrs. Diane Hilbrink.
She attended school at Springfield South High School in
Ohio. At age sixteen her parents
moved to Illinois. However,
Mrs. Hilbrink chose to remain
in Ohio with her twenty-year
old sister. Mrs. Hilbrink graduated early in December and
was valedictorian of her high
school class of 600 students.
Mrs. Diane Hilbrink has resided in Kenosha for about eight
years. Before coming to Saint
J oes, she worked diligently on
Shurla, John
her masters degree. While she
worked on getting her degree,
she also cared for her two children. Of course, she also maintained a loving relationship
with her husband John. She acquired her masters degree from
Universiry of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.
Now our school has acquired
the pleasure of her presence.
We, the yearbook staff, especially want her to know we really appreciate everything she has
given us. Mrs. Hilbrink has
played a great role in making
this such a good year. She never
gave up on us when the going
got rough. In conclusion, we
want her to know she is truly a
great advisor and a real friend.
Tiber, Thomas
Whitehead , Neil
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Sister Celine Stein
Guidance
Miss Smits and Mr. Sharafinski cell Mrs. Rossmann how co dress.
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Chris Pillizzi
Public Relations
Mary Karnes
Development
Dorothy Olsen
Office Staff
Frank Matrise
Guidance
Debbie Schroeder
Office Staff
Marilyn Pignotti
Cafeteria Staff
Florence
Cafeteria Staff
Left - Miss Smits directs traffic at the
Homecoming parade.
Above - Cory and Sam our janitorial
staff pose for a picture.
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SHOW US HOW IT'S DONE! Mr.>. Freitag assists anatomy students Tim Weiler and Melissa Billen wirh a particularly
difficult incision on rheir car.
J. D. Fountain is amazed and "the car's gor his
tongue" ... Molly Johnston came to school.
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Religion class can be fun. J use ask Father Brian and Andy Heinrich, they seem to be having a lot
of fun.
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"It's black, it's white... "
Right - Doreen Falcon and
Kristen Petrusky in the band.
Below - " I feel so dirty"
Right Jennifer
Larsen
modeling
as Sister
Virginia in
her
Monday
outfit.
LeftThe Brady
Girls
playing
Family
Feud.
Sadie Hawkins candidares Eric Korf escorted by Camille Hannes and Carrie
Kalberg, Dan Garofalo escorted by Caroline Osborn, and Chris Limbach escorted by Jennifer Larsen.
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The faculty fashion show.
Below left - Doreen Falcon modeling as
Mr.Tiber in his sweater vesrs. How much?
Left - Mollie Regner is really "earing" up
the role of Mr. Karnes.
Right - Lynn Sorenson as Mr. Coe "Let's be quiet."
Right Nice boors!
Ann Rohlman modeling Senor Shurla's Mexican wear.
Left - Carrie Kalberg
looks really comfortable
as Mr. Kieck.
SADIE HAWKINS
SKITS
And the next Sadie
Hawkins candidate is
Candidates from left:
Mike Nerheim, Lee
Bergstrom and Jason
Srurino.
Above Dave Slyster escorted by Traci Paxton
and Lisa Kelly.
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Sadie Hawkins
The 1992 Sadie Hawkins candidates are (at left) ] ason Sturino, Mike
Necheim, Lee Bergsttom, Dan Garafalo, Dave Sleystec, Chtis Limbach, and
Eric Kotf, who was named King.
(Above) Everyone takes a break to hear who will be
announced King of this year's court.
(Right) Anna Stella says " I do" to hec date of the
evening, Brian Redlin.
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(Left) Underclassmen enjoy their time at the dance.
(Below) Senior guys have a great time at their last
Sadie Hawkins dance.
(Below Left) ) ason Sturino dances with his dace
Kristen PetruSky.
(Below) Lynn Sorensen, Nicole Mikus, and Margie
Knight shake their booties.
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New York's most
beloved marchmaker, Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi , was
played by Jennifer
Larsen.
Righr : The excited
townspeople greet Dolly
in the opening scene.
D
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cy!
Below: "I have always
been a women who arranges chings", claims
Dolly.
The 1992 spring musical was "Hello, Dolly!". This is the story of Dolly
Levi's efforrs to marry Horace Vandergelder, the well-known half-amillionaire, and send his money circulating among the people like rain
water the way her late husband, Ephraim Levi, taught her. Along the way,
she also succeeds in matching up Irene Molloy with Vandergelder's head
clerk, Cornelius Hackl; Cornelius's assistant, Barnaby Tucker, with Mrs.
Molloy's assistant, Minnie Fay; and Ambrose Kemper with
Vandergelder's weeping niece, Ermengarde.
"Hello, Dolly!" proved to be as entertaining a musical comedy this year as
it was when St. Joe's performed it twenry years ago.
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Above: Chorus members dance around the
talenred horse Tara and
Tracy Panasewicz.
Righc: Mc. Vandergeldec,
].D. Fountain, yells ac his
weeping niece, Ermengarde played by Melissa
Schuch
Below: 'Tm also available for short-disrance
hauling," sraces Dolly
Right: Mes. Levi is crying co convince Horace
co marry hec.
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Top row 1-r: Ben Walthers, Joe Schwcningcr, Kellie Chrisrophcrscn, Tony Landa, Dan Garofalo. Second row Ir: Mary Rizzo, Elissa Fitzgerald, Lorie Rizzo. Third row 1-r: Shane Pence, Jodi Vena, Melissa Billen, Sraccy
Band, Robert Camosy. Borrom row 1-r: Ruben Medina, J. D. Founrain, Keith Flores.
Keith Flores feeling the
results of the late night
rchersals.
Steve Connolly toots his
own horn during a performance.
Robert Camosy walks
like an Egyptian.
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Smile for the camera!
Ta-daah!
A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES
Dan Garofalo showing us his custodial skills by moppin' up.
Stacey Bane!, Spencer) ury, and
Melissa Billen- the new " Three
Musketeers".
Stage Crew rakin' five.
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BRUNCH
The talented Moms sing the praises of their wonderful sons.
The senior guys really wow the crowd.
Smile everyone!
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The senior guys cry not to act embarassed as their morns perform.
Tim Weiler and his mom say a few
words at the liturgy.
The Scuglik's and the rest of the group anxiously wait for the start of the
performance.
The entire chapel is waiting for the start of the liturgy.
Tim Weiler and Dave Slyster greet the moms with flowers. Tim Hess doesn't look
too happy to be there, though. Clleer up Tim.
Father Brian receives the gifts from the gift bearers.
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GIRLS TRACK
Allyson Jacobs cries co leap inco che lead.
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Macia Ordonez is coming acound che rum fast to pass the competition.
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Round and round and round she goes, where Llsa
Bigalke scops nobody knows.
Maria Ordonez shot puts her way co a win for the
Lancers.
Above: Melissa Schuch has a beautiful lift off.
Below: And the judges decide that Allyson Jacobs
has an amazing landing, too.
Back row left to right: Mr. Whitehead, Margie Knight, Lisa Bigalke, Maria Ordonez and
Coach M. Middle: Jodi Vena, Terese Iaquinra, Allyson Jacobs, Jenn Vena Front: Sicily
Gargano, Anne Tiber, and Christal Jones
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Ben Walthers and Amber Smith share a
quier momenr rogether.
Lefr - Mike Schilf runs a super race.
Above - Jason Kenesie jumps the hurdles.
Jim Kenesie races co rhe finish.
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GUYS' TRACK
Below - Steve Mills
dears the high jump.
Left - Steve catches
his breath between
races.
Brett Weiss strains to reach the finish.
Back row from left: Coach Kieck, Fran Thiele, Tim Weiler, Chris Rohlman, Andy Nielson, Tim Parkinson,
John Loewen, Steve Mills, Coach Dana
Middle from left: Jason Kenesie, Brert Weiss, Jason Grooms, Peter Alvino, Mike Schilf, Eddie Navarro
Front from left: Phil Supita, Jim Kenesie, Darren Dosemagen, Spencer Jury, and Ben Walthers.
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GIRLS SOFTBALL
Top left: Tyesha Hulcy, Amy
Wickersheim ,
Tracy
Panasewicz, Sarah Dosmagen,
Mr. Mroz
Middle left: Joya Zamora ,
Rachael Rush , Juliann Kauss,
Kelly Perrusky
Bottom left: Deanna Montalvo,
Amarilis Johnson, Jenni Fani,
and Genni Gagliardi
Back left: Coach, Adriana Villasenor, Mary
Debish, Molly Whyte,
Anne Gerschman ,
Coach
Debbie
Schroeder
Middle lefc: Doreen
Falcon, Carolyn Osborn, Kelli Heller, Laura Meyers
Front left: Rita McGranahan, Katie Debish, Tiffany Rossman,
and Mindy Boclven
Right - 'Tm safe, I'm safe," says
Deanna Montalvo
Left - Laura Meyers watches the next
batter hoping to advance to third.
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Below - Tiffany Rossmann concenttates on the pitcher.
Above - Kelly Perrusky makes a face as she swings.
Right - Doreen Falcon is ready for the pitch.
Left - Mary Debish swings and misses.
Above - Amarilis Johnson gees in position and wairs for the pitch.
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We "Luv" Tennis
Above Below -
Joe La Macchia prepares himself for an awesome workout.
Sceve Milos and Nace Leonardelli give some cool actions for the camera.
Above Capcain Steve Connolly
readys for the return.
Back from lefr: Coach Medina, Mike Zeihen, Tom Sorenson, Sceve Milos, Mike Medvecz, Coach Leech
Middle: Sceve Connolly, Mace Serpe, Jason Kirsch, Joel Wallen, Joel Keating
Fronc: Ruben Medina, John Kim, Nace Leonardelli, Joe La Macchia.
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Lefr - " Come on guys, lee me play!" Poor John Kim seems so
disrraughr rhar he can 'r play.
Above - Nace Leonardelli shows off his grear ralenr. The nexr Andre
Agassi!
Above lefr Sreve Connolly and Joel Kearing enjoyed rheir
practice... time for some Garorade.
Righr - Ruben Medina couldn'r
play roclay, bur please won'r you
rake my picrure, Mrs. Hilbrink.
Lefr - Jason Kirsch gees ready ro
Icicle some bootie.
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BASEBALL
Above: Matt Gayheart throws a strike at our home
field, Nash Pack.
Right: The pitchet throws the ball ro Matt Matkowski to pick off the runnec.
Varsity: Back row (left to right): Coach Nick
Perrine, Brad Evans, Lee Bergstrom, Perry
Hegewald, Matt Gayheart, Coach Chris Jenson
Middle row: John Flicss, B.J. Gallo, Joseph
Hurley, Mike Pitts, Jason Sturino
From Row: Chris Lmbach, Robcn Scuglik, Jcd
Davidson. Not pictured, Matt Markowski.
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Right: Junior Matt Gayheart hits a home
run.
Out Varsiry Lancer baseball ream made it all the
way co Scace this year. However, the Lancers were
defeated by Marquette, l 0-1 , in the fuse game of
the State tournament. The furure looks good for
this young team. Next year we will go all the
way!
A "heads-up" play by first basemen Matt Markowski
Junior Varsiry Baseball: (Top row left) Coach Marry Pitts, Ryan Pisarik, Dan Bernhardt, Pac
Dabbs, Jason Willems, Andy Schweninger, Coach Dan Miguenego.
(Middle Row Left) Jeff Anderson, Mike Scuglik, Steve Schuler, Matt LaSoca, Dustin James.
(Bottom Row Left) Dan Infusino, Jim Ruhle, Toby Getschman, Craig Evans
Noc Pictured: Stars, Jill Wasilevich and Kathy Macrise.
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CLUBS
Oubs are a vital part of the life
of a St. Joseph High School
student. They not only provide
a valuable way to meet people
and make friends, but they also
are a valuable asset to that college application.
There is a dub for everyone:
Enviromental Club, Student
Council, Gamers, Key Club,
Thespians, Yearbook, Newspaper, Student Ambassadors,
Stage Crew, ]-Club, Chess
Club, Big Buddies, Spanish
Oub, French Club, and Art
Oub. And if there isn't a dub
to fit your interests, students
could ask a faculty member to
be an advisor and start one.
The students and teachers involved in dubs will tell you that
they are a blast and to get involved yourself.
Above: Key Oub members at one of the first
meetings of the year.
Left: Key Club's many
accomplishments forced
the club to buy a second
banner for more patches.
Below: Lynn Sorenson, Student Ambassador, works at an open house.
Above: Mike Nerheim, Key Oub President, and Key Ou
advisor, Nancy Chianelli-Mirka rake a picrure break dunni
a busy day at convention.
Left: The Key Oub convention attendees.
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Terri Cullen served as Key Oub Governor for the Wisconsin Upper Michigan District of Key Club Incemational
during 1991-92. She oversaw the 80
dubs in the district and was responsible
for rhe district convention. During her
year she was honored at International
Convention in Chicago, attended Governor's Training in Indianapolis, and
attended the Valley Forge Freedoms
Foundation Leadership Seminar in Valley Forge, Pennsyvania.
Key Oub: Back row left- J.D. Fountain, Randy Czarnecki and Dave Slyster
3rd row - Tim Weiler, Tom Cetta,
Kellee Chwala, Kelly Pecrusky, Matt
Markowski, Jed Davidson, Mike
Nerheim and John Fliess
2nd row - Jackie Jacinro, Jenny
J acinro, Jennifer Larsen, Lynn Sorenson,
Lorie Rjzzo, Mollie Whyte, Rica McGranahan, Kelli Heller, Laura Meyers
and Camille Hannes
lsr row - Maria Ordonez, Doreen Falcon, Kristen Pecrusky, Rebecca Pierangeli, Anne Tiber and Tiffany Rossmann
Newspaper staff: Back left - Renee
Schmitt, Maria Ordonez and Anna Bosco
Middle - Carrie Kennedy, Michelle
McCune, Kim Jensen and Laura Sullivan
Front: Anne Tiber and Terese Iaquinca
Student Ambassadors: Back left - Ryan Pisarik, Susan Coe, Mike Pitts, Laura
Meyers, Anne Tiber, Jennifer Larsen,
Darren Doscmagen and Rebecca Willems
Middle - Tiffany Rossmann, Rica McGranahan, Molly Whyre, Mike
Nerheim, Dustin James, Tim Weiler
and Mike Schilf
Front Michelle Covelli, Theresa
Milisauskas, Lynn Sorenson, John Fliess
and Tom Cmilli
Student Council: Back left - Mr. Coe,
advisor, Ryan Pisarik, Maggie Yoo,
Tracy Panasewicz, Dianne Loewen and
Michelle Covelli
Middle - John Fliess, Jed Davidson,
Chris Llmbach, Kristen Petrusky, Lynn
Sorenson and Steve Connolly
Front - Erin Carrigan and Ruben Medina
Ryan Pisarik leads representatives from
his congregation into the gym for the
transfer of ownership.
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Fun and Games
Above: Bryan Galley is declared the
winner in his wrestling match.
Above right: Tracy Panasewicz makes it
safely co the base.
Right: Rita McGranahan is on a fast
break after a steal.
J-Oub: Top row left - Mindy Moffat, Eva Tenuta, Melissa Schuch, Kelli Heller,
Tiffany Rossmann, Rebecca W alrhers, Tara Panasewicz
2nd row - Keith McGovern, Lisa Bigalke, Kary Radke, Lisa Ritacca, Anna Stella
3rd row - Theresa Milisauskas, Annie GctSChman, Lisa Kelly, Mary Debish, Doreen
Falcon, Mollie Regner, Camille Hannes, JD Fountain
Front row - Amber Smith, Michelle Covelli, Carmela Barbieri, Dianne Loewen
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J-Oub, Top row left Ordonez.
2nd row -
John Flicss, JD Fountain, Randy Curo.00, Jed Davidson, Dave Slcystct, Matu
Brett Weiu, Man ~. Margie Knighc, Molly Whyte, Courtney Fuhrmann, Mllce Bobwch
Rebe= Willems, Rua MtG<anahan, Ryan P...,,Jc
3rd row -Rob Scuglik, Man Markowski, Dan Lendman, Anne T•bcr; Nikkie MJkus,Jun Benko,Jocl Kea
Frooc row - Steve Connolly, BJ Gallo, Jeff Andcnon, Penrue Sullivao, Steve Milos, Jake Davuon. Brui
FrancoLS
J .D . and Jennifer clidn'r need a marchmaker ro fall in love.
Thespuuis P>lrt l: Top left - Robert Conforti, Spmccr )Ul)', Mil<e Sclulf, Tony Lan.la, Bill Kuffel,
Clint Ad.msoo, J enrufer Kirchner
2nd - Shen Andenoo, Aldo urdo, Steve Coonolly, J.O. Fountain, Jeruufer Lanen, Jewra
Schleril<er, Kat.e Landa, Rebeca Walchcn,
3rd - Michelle Covelli. Maggie Yoo, Eva Tenuta, Margie Knighr, iklci M1kw, Katie Llanas, Chris
Ads.&t, Bob Beclcer, JenniJer Kenc, Brian Z1cth
4th - Tracy Pan&SC"A'i.a, Ri.u. McGranahan, Anruc Tibet, Pmruc Sullivan, Mi.kc Tttperuung, Steve
Milo•, Kim Jeru<n,
5th -
Melissa Schuch, Kelli Heller
Thespians pan II: Top - Joya Zamora, Mary Rizw, Elissa Firzgerald, Melody
Oakes, Keirh Flores, Andy Heinrich, Brian Szeliga, Sreve Mills,) oe Schweninger
Middle - Robyn Rutkowski, Bridget Weiler, Sarah Dosemagen, Michelle
McCune, Laura Sullivan, Rebecca Willems, Dan Garofalo, Mary Schmirz, Srac:ey
Bartel, Melissa Billen
Fronr - Ttm Hess, Ruben Medina, Casey Carmody, ) odi Vena, Shane Pence
Gamer's Oub: Back row - Andy ielsen, Bob Camosy, Tun Hess, Chuck Camosy
Middle row - JD Fountain, Mr. Whirehead, Rebecca Willems, Andy Heinrich
Fronr row - Tony Landa, Sreve Milos
Srage Crew: Top - Ben Walthers, Joe Schweninger, Kelly Chrisropherson,
Tony Landa, Dan Garofalo
3rd row - Mary Rizzo, Elissa Firzgerald, Lorie Rizzo
2nd row - Shane Pence, Jodi Vena, Melissa Billen, Sracey Bane!, Bob Camosy
Front row - Ruben Medina, JD Fountain, Keirh Flores
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BIG BUDDIES - Top Row: Jenn
Vena, Terri Cullen, Jennifer Larsen,
Barr Andrychowski
Bottom Row: Ttm Weiler, Carmela
Barbieri, Carrie Kalberg, Camille Hannes, and Sreve Connolly
ENVIROMENTAL CLUB-Top Row:
Lisa Bigalke , Jim Giles , Maria
Ordonez, Jenny Jacinto, Jenn Vena,
Anna Bosco, Danielle Stolfo
Barrom Row: Rebecca Willems, Carrie
Kennedy, Melinda Gwalmey, and Jackie Jacinto
Mrs. Rossmann and Brian Szeliga were
not pictured due to citcu.mstances beyond our control. But we still love them!
FRENCH CLUB-Top Row: Mike PittS,
Ryan Pisarik, Mike Zeihen, Courmey
Fuhrmann, Maria Ordonez, Vickie
Zagame, Carrie Kennedy, Melinda
Gwalmey, Stephanie Barrel, Danielle
Stolfo, and Anna Bosco
Bottom Row: Melissa Schuch, Sheri
Anderson , Eva Tenuta, and Katie
Radke
SPANISH CLUB-Top Row: Steve
Tiber, B.J. Gallo, John Fliess, Rob
Scuglik, Perry Hegewald, Lisa
Montemurro, Randy Czarnecki, Dave
Sleyster, Marr Gayheart, Jed Davidson,
Jim Benko
Middle Row: Senor Shurla, Aldo Surdo,
Keith Flores, Brian Zieth, Katie Landa,
Jacob Davidson Dan Thiele, Joel Keacing, and Terri Cullen
Barrom Row: Kristen Pecrusky, Leah
DeAngelis, Rebecca Petangeli, Doreen
Falcon, Steve Connolly, Jenn Vena, Jennifer Zeien, Lisa Riracca, Jennifer Larsen, Carrie Kalberg, and Lynn Sorenson.
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Jason Kenesie and Danny Infusino comme des hons
vivants.
Mrs. Rossmann is talking things over with rwo of her big
buddies.
Some members of the enviromental club were ar the lake
picking up litter. Way to go!
Senor y Perry estan gindando la pinata para cinco de mayo.
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ART CLUB Top row lefr - Shaun
Marrhen, Tony Landa, Mike Schilf, Allyson Jacobs, Tim Sreinmetz
Fourrh row - Juliann Kauss, Lisa
Bigalke, Michael Duzack, Dan Garofalo, Matt Weiler, Ben Bodvin, Marcus
Reese
Third row - Erin Shuler, Deanna
Monravalo , Sheri Anderson , Maria
Ordonez, Leticia Rodriquez, Vickie
Zagame, Anna Bosco, Jodi Vena
Second row - Terese Iaquinra, Amanda Boyle, Margie Knighr, Melissa
Schuch, Pennie Sullivan, Gavin Semon,
Mary Nelson, Andy Heinrich
From row - Nicki Mikus, Nace Leonardelli, Ruben Medina , Ernie
Sanchez, Jenny Zeien
Nor Picrured - Robin Sabine
Mr.Powers warches a heated battle of rhe chess
dub.The participating members are : Sue Coe,
Brian Szeliga, Jackie J acinro, Chuck Camosy,
and Jenny Jacinro
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On May 15, 1992, an
Awards day assembly was
held for the entire . student
body. Guest speakers were
present from the Air Force
and the VFW to present
awards to seniors. Each department also gave awards
for outstanding students in
their departments.
ENGLISH I - Ruben Medina
ENGLISH II Tom
Camilli
ENGLISH III - Terri Cullen
VISUAL ARTS - BEGINNING - Andy Heinrich
INTERMEDIATE - Nate
Leonardelli
ADVANCED - Bill Kuffel
MUSIC - INSTRUMENTAL - Steve Connolly
VOCAL - Kim Jensen
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
- FRENCH I - Sheri Anderson
FRENCH II - Danielle
Stolfo
ADV. GERMAN - Bart
Andrychowski
SPANISH I - Julie Bosco
SPANISH II - Chris Adsit
ADV. SPANISH - Steve
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AWAQD
Of
HONOQ
Connolly
PHYSICAL EDUCATION BEGINNING PE - Gerry
Arnold
Jennifer Fani
PHYSICAL ED. II - Mike
Medvecz and Mindy Moffat
LIFETIME SPORTS - Pennie
Sullivan
PRACTICAL AR TS - ACCOUNTING - Camille Hannes
COMPUTERS - Sue Coe
KEYBOARDING - Ryan
Pisarik
SCIENCE - SOPHOMORE
- Chris Adsit
SOCIAL STUDIES
FRESHMAN - Tony Landa
SENIOR - PSYCHOLOGY
- Terri Cullen
Below - Ruben Medina receives his certificace
from Mr. Sharafinski.
Righc - The lifetime spons award wenc co
Pennie Sullivan.
Above - Mr. Uelmen, from che Vecerans of Foreign Wars presencs Terri Cullen wich a cercificace, a crophy and
$150.00 for winning che Voice of Democracy concesc.
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The National Honor Society inducted
new members on May 13, 1992. The
current officers and members are:
President - Jennifer Larsen, VicePresident - Jed Davidson, Secretary
- Camille Hannes, Treasurer - Terri
Cullen, Lynn Sorenson, Kristen Petrusky, Dianne Loewen, Mike Schilf,
Sue Coe, Maria Ordonez, Renee
Prostko, and Steve Connolly
The following students were inducted:
Carrie Kalberg, Anne Getschmann,
Jackie Jacinto, Jenny Jacinto, Rita
McGranahan, Ryan Pisarik, Matt
Serpe, Rebecca Willems, Brian Zieth,
Chris Adsit, Tom Camilli, Margie
Knight, Laura Meyers, Michael Pitts
and Anne Tiber
Some of the "old" and new members
are pictured at left.
Below - Andy Heinrich is congratulated by Mr. Sharafinski.
Left - Danielle Swlfo proudly shakes
hands with Mr. Sharafinski
Above left - Bart Andrychowski ,
sprechen sie Deutsche?
Left - Julie Bosco receives her award
from Mr. Sharafinski.
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Members of SBI perform here at Saine Joe's for srudent's
grandparents.
" Greased lightning"
Left - Performance in fconc of Mel 's diner at Universal
Srudios,Florida.
Above - Kim Jensen, Rebecca Willems, Mike Terpenning, Tracy Panasewicz, Rob Conforti, Robyn Rutkowski, Tara Panasewicz, Carrie Kennedy, Laura Sullivan
and Tony Landa fight off autograph seekers in Florida.
"Surfin' USA"
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Back row: Tracy Panasewicz, Bridget Weiler, Joya Zamora, Penni Sullivan,
Steve Milos, Jennifer Larsen, Aldo Surdo, Tun Hess, Andy Heinrich, Steve
Mills, Robyn Rutkowski
Front Row: Katie Llanas, Mike Tecpcnning, J .D. Fountain, Sarah Dosemagcn,
and Zach Garcia
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Above -
Hooray for Hollywood!
Zach, Mike and Tim serenade
someone's lucky grandmother.
Left -
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Lisa Montemurro and Brad Evans busted in the aa!
PROM '92
The 1992 Prom cook place at
Kemper Center on May 2nd. The
theme was "Heaven Isn't Too Far
Away." Pictured at left is the prom
coun: 1st runners-up Brian Zieth
and Michelle Covelli, 2nd runnersup Jessica Schlenker and Jacob
Davison, Prom Queen and King
Jennifer Kent and Daniel Thiele.
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Everyone, especially Pennie Sullivan, looks excited
about Promenade.
Left: The girls are having a
lot of fun dancing ro Mr.
Seidl's band "Simon Sez".
Right: The first runners-up,
Brian Ziech and Michelle
Covelli, share a dance.
Left: Jennifer Larsen escouned by J.D. Fountain,
what a great looking couple.
Above: Kelli Heller and Dave Slyster seem to be
having fun at Prom.
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dust settles, like leaves'
pirouetting descent to grass,
on hidden bindings
making gains during moments
lost in racing calendar pages
children stroll their solemn dance
past my window and I gaze
upon their bundled lunches
and notebooks waiting for graffiti
I drift, like sand in wind, to books
and with an exhale, wearying me
more than extinguished candles,
yet stirring embers long thought smothered,
blow dust to intermingle with light
I join the wandering waltz
with ageless faces, with inexplicable joy.
I descend with Dante and Poe,
rejoice with Bach and delve
into circulatory and Dewey decimal systems
the annual is replaced with a sigh
to again collect the settling coverlet
of days gone by.
school mates, teachers, races won
travel with me to my chair these are things too frequently forgotten
yet have shaped my soul
-By john eric hilbrink
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Only Time Will Tell
What will this year's seniors be doing in ten years?
Above -] enni fe r Larse n and
] .D. Founcai n were voted as the
biggest thespians at enior banquet.
Bart Andrychowski- President of Poland
Stacey Bartel-drops scenery on Dustin Hoffman
Joe Beltoya-famous for being KO 'd in first round
Lee Bergstrom-professional baseball player
Lisa Bigalke-world reknown artist
Mellisa Billen-European costume designer
Steve Connolly-running against Perot in 2001
Terri Cullen-starting Key Clubs across U.S.
Randy Czarnecki-PGA golfer
Jed Davidson-the next Dan Quayle
Leah De Angelis-wins Miss America beaury pagent
Mary Debish-plays for the Chicago Bulls
Mike Duczack-works in zoo as snake trainer
Doreen Falcon-starts her own female baseball team
John Fliess-world league quarterback for the Monarchs
Keith Flores-stand-up comedian
J.D . Fountain- male prostitute
Dan Garofalo-President of the Hair Club for men
Camille Hannes-cheerleader for Monarchs
Molly Johnston-truant officer for Kenosha Ciry Schools
Carrie Kalberg-chocolate chip maker
Lisa Kelly-gets fired because she skips too much
Eric Korf-head of Mafia family
Jennifer Larsen-actress.
Chris Limbach-professional soccer player
Scott Mc Niece-goes to South America as CIA spy
Nicole Mikus-driver ed instructor
Tobie Miner-telephone operator
Mike Nerheim-detective
Carolyn Osborn-joins cast of Brady Bunch
Traci Paxton-returns to SJHS as guidance counselor
Kristen Petrusky-opens resort in Acapulco
Rebecca Pierangeli-buys out The Limited
Eric Quick-bus driver for Illinois students
Brian Redlin-sergant in the Marines
Mollie Regner-teacher now hospitalized with breakdown
Lisa Ritacca- newscaster for Channel One
Lorie Rizzo-college admissions counselor
Ann Rohlman-head librarian at Library of Congress
Ernie Sanchez-spokesman for Gold's Gym
Joe Schweninger-Green Bay Packer's water boy
Jemilah Senter-wins Michael Jackson lipsinc award
Dave Sleyster-designs album cover for Guns n' Roses
Lynn Sorenson-finds cure for AIDS
Jason Sturino- formed a band that performs on Cruises
Jim Swanson-#6 on FBI's 10 most wanted list
Brian Szeliga-playboy photographer
Fran Thiele-track and field Olympian
Tim Weiler-new religious order "The Gorilla Worshippers"
Nicole Wendell-synchronized sky diver
Anne Rohlman and Fran Thiele
were voted the most likely to become married in the future.
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G.o, oncl,r.roc.\01m
the G.OuD NE~S
Above -
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Class President John Fliess gives his blessing co the class of 1992.
Right- Jed Davidson, Valedictorian gives a moving speech.
Below- Tim Weiler proudly shakes hands
with Mr. Sharafinski.
Above- Eric Korf receives his second generation metal from his mother.
Above right- Jennifer Larsen was given rhe
Ouc randing Srudenr Award
Above- Terri Cullen receives one
more award!
Left- Doreen Falcon, receives rhe
Domenick and Amelia Tirabassi
Award .
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As we come to the end of this year, we, the yearbook staff,
have been reflecting on the many things we have learned
over this past year.
With the transfer of ownership, we learned about the
history of St. Joe 's and what direction we will move in the
future . We feel that St. Joe's is moving in a postive
direction.
Another focus of chis past year has been the environment.
We have worked very hard this past year to educate
ourselves and the student body with helpful enviromental
tips. We hope everyone takes our enviromental problems
seriously. Remember we only have one Earth, so cake care
of it.
Throughout the year, we have heard many negative
complaints about lase year's yearbook. We hope chat those
negative comments won't be reflected on this year's
yearbook. We feel its one of best yearbooks we 've had in a
long time.
Finally, a very special thanks to Mrs. Hilbrink who has
made the 1992 Challenge possible. ( o she doesn't have
anything to do with the compliments we give her.) So
enjoy your yearbook and have a great year!
Thank you,
The Challenge Staff!
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The 1992 Yearbook staff:
Editor - Maria Ordonez
Managing editor - Terri Cullen
Advertising - Anna Bosco
Sue Coe, Jackie Jacinto, J .D. Fountain, Danielle Stolfo, Adriana Villasenor, Darlene
Y eugelowitz, Jenny Jacinto, Brian Ziech, Renee Prostko, Jenn Vena, Robin Milligan, Laura
Meyers, Shyla Mathen .
Advisor - Mrs . Diane Hilbrink
We would also like to thank those people who are not on staff, but who were a big help
throughout the year: Ruben Medina, Jake Remsing, Jill Wasilevich, Sheri Anderson, Matt
Sturm, Mike Zeihen and Milcah Phelps. You guys helped a lot with labeling, taking various
pictures and any other job that needed done to get the yearbook out on time. Thanks a lot!
To the staff I would like to offer my own thanks. Maria, Anna, Terri and Brian, especially went
above and beyond many times . I got angry and yelled several times at the whole staff, but we put
rogether a great yearbook despite all our inexperience. I love you guys ... Mrs . H .
Packaging makes up one third of our trash
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INDEX
Adams, Paul
42
Adamson, Bart
46
Adamson, Cline
42, 78, 117
Adsit, hris
24, 26, 38, 46, 117,
122, 123
Adsit, Jeremy
26, 50
Alvino, Peter
50, 75, 107
Anderson , Deanna
46
Anderson, Jeff 24, 26, 46, 74, 113,
116
Anderson, Shen
34, 50, 71, 117,
118, 120, 122
Andrychowski, Bart
54, 118, 122,
123
Arnold, Gerry
26, 50, 75, 122
Arrington, Marc
48
B
Barbieri, Carmela 16, 42, 116, 118
Bartel, Stacey
35, 54, 98, 99, 117
46, I 18
Bartel, Stephanie
Becker, Bob
46, I 17
Beirne, Adam
26, 50
Beltoya, Holly
46
Beltoya, J oe
24, 54
Benko, Jim
19, 29, 42, 72, 116,
118
Bergstrom, Lee
15, 24, 54, 93, 94,
112
Bernhardt, Dan
27, 46, 74, 113
Bigalke, Lisa 54, 76, 105, 116, 118,
120
Billen, Melissa
54, 88, 98, 99, I 17
Bobusch, Mike
29, 46, 72, 116
Bodven, Ben
42, 120
Bodven, Mindy
34, 46, 76, 108
Bosco, Anna
18, 42, 115, 11 8, 120
Bosco,Julie
50, 122, 123
Boyle, Amanda
46, 7 I , 120
Camilli, Tom
Camosy, Bob
Camosy, Chuck
46, 115, 122, 123
38, 50, 75, 98, 11 7
42, 11 7, 120
Cantu, Veronica
48
Carmody, Casey
50, 79, 117
Carmon, acalie
46
Carrigan, Erin
50, 115
Cecca, Tom
42, 11 5
Chalberg, Talisha
48, 7 1
Chaparro, Bi anis
39, 50
Christensen, Mike
42, 72
Christophersen, Kellie
98, 11 7
Chwala, Kellee
34, 50, 71
Clark, Megan
46
Coe, Susan
12, 42, I 15, 120, 122,
123
Conforti, Rob
50, I I 7, 124
Connolly, ceve
29, 54, 98, 110,
111, 115, 116, 117, 118, 122, 123
Covelli, Michelle
42, 71, 115, 116,
117, 126, 127
Cullen, Tern 11, 54, 115, 118, 122,
123
Curran, Patrick
46
Czarnecki, Randy 8, 28, 29, 54, 78,
115, 116, 118
Gagliardi, Genni
34, 50, 108
Galley, Bryan
24, 26, 47, 116
Gallo, BJ
27, 42, 112, 116, 118
Garcia, Zach
27, 47, 125
Gargano, icily
9, 50, 105
Garnero, Lisa
12, 42
Garofalo, Dan
8, 55 , 92, 94, 98,
99, 117, 120, 129
Gayheart, Mace
19, 42, 72, 112,
118
Getschman, Anne
34, 35, 42, 76,
108, 116, 123
Getschman, Toby
24, 26, 50, 113
Giles, James
50, 118
Grooms, Jason
26, 50, 107
Grosso, Elizabeth
47
Grosso, Jennifer
42
Gwaltney, Melinda
50, 11 8
Dabbs, Pac
Davidso n , Jed
24, 26, 47, 74, 113
24, 54, 112, 115,
116, 118, 123, 130
Davison, Jacob
6, 24, 26, 42, 72,
73, 116, 118, 126
DeAngelis, Leah
12, 14, 15, 55,
118
DeBartolo, Tony
47
Debish , Katie
27, 38, 47, 76, 108
Debish, Mary 55, 76, 77, 108, 109,
116
Dietz, Ryan
50
Donahue, Matthew
47
Dosemagen, Darren 24, 26, 47, 67,
107, 115
Dosemagen, Sarah
50, 66, 108,
117, 125
Duczak, Mike
55, 120
Evans, Brad
Evans, Craig
H
Haberski , Chriscopher
47
Hannes, Camille
13, 55, 92, 115,
116, 118, 122, 123
Harris, Johnathan
42
Hawkins, Voltaire
44
Hegewald, Perry
42, 72, 73, 112,
118
Heinrich , Andy
50, 89, 117, 120,
122, 12 .~. 125
Heller, Kelli
33, 47, 71, 108, 115,
116, 117, 127
Henry, Cory
47
Hess, Tim
15, 29, 50, 101, 117,
125
Holland, Darrick
47
Holland, Diannah
50, 68
Huck, James
47
Huley, Tyesha
50, 108
Hurley, Joe
24, 26, 47, 74, 112
29, 42, 112, 126
29, 50, 75, 113
I
Iaquinta, Terese
Falcon, Doreen
34, 35, 55, 68, 76,
92, 93, 108, 109, 11 5, 11 6, 118
Fani, J ennifer
34, 50, 76, I 08, 122
Fitzgerald, Elissa
50, 76, 98, I 17
Fliess, John
7, 24, 55, 112, 115,
116, 118, 130
Flores, David
29, 50
Flores, Keith
7, 55, 98, 117, 118
50
Folcz, Aaron
Fountain, Elizabeth
35, 47
Fountain, J D
18, 24, 55, 88, 89,
97,98, 11 5, 11 6, 11 7, 125, 127,
129
Francois, Brian
27, 42, 116
Free, J ason
50
Friar, Ramon
47
Fuhrmann, Courtney
35, 47, 116,
118
G**"
,eers'
Bt: ·s' >u.u
lnfusino, Dan
30,47, 76, 105,
11 5, 120
26, 50, I U, 119
J
Jacinto, Jacqueline 12, 42, 115, I 18,
120, 123
Jacinto, J ennifer
12, 42, 11 5, 118,
120, 123
Jacobs, Allyson
50, 71, 104, 105,
120
James, Dusnn
24, 26, 47, 78, 113,
115
Jasper, Mike
19, 50
Jensen, Kim 39, 47, 115, 11 7, 122,
124
Jensen, Regan
24, 26, 12, 72
Johnson, Amanlis
33, 47, 68, 108,
109
Johnson, Douglas
48
Johnston, Molly
55, 88
Jon es, hnscal
50, 105
Jury, Spencer
26, 50, 75, 99, 107,
117
K
Kalberg, Came
12, 55, 71, 92, 93,
118, 123
Karaskiewicz, Joseph
51
Kauss, J uhann
5 I, I 08, 120
Keating, Joel 27, 42, 110, 111, 116,
11 8
Kelly, Lisa
6, 55, 93, 116
Kenesie, Jason 26, 51, 75, 106, 107,
119
Kenesie,J1m
26, 51, 75, 106, 107
Kennedy, Ayanna
8, 47
Kennedy, Came
47, 68, 115, 118,
124
Kent, Jennifer
12, 42, 117, 126
Kim , J ohn
42, 110, 111
Kirchner, Jennifer
42, 117
Kirsch , Jason
47, 74, 110, 111
Knight, Margie 33, 47, 76, 77, 95,
105, 116, 117, 120, 123
Korf, Enc
13, 56, 92, 94
Kroll, Susan
34,51,67
Kruse, Kacie
47
Kuffel, Bill
30, 42, 117, 122
L
LaMacchia, Joe
28, 29, 51, 11 0
Landa, Kane
42, 71, 96, 117, 118
Landa, Tony
29, 5 1, 98, 117, 120,
122, 124
Larsen, J enn ifer 13, 56, 92, 96, I 15,
11 7, 118, 123, 125, 127, 129
LaSota, Mace
29, 5 I, 75, 113
Leach, Greg
72
Lembach, hns
91
Lendman , Dan
27, 42, 116
Lento, J ess1Ca
5I
Leonardelli, Nace 24, 26, 47, 11 0,
111, 120, 122
Limbach, Chris 27, 56, 91, 92, 94,
112, 115
Llanas, Kane
19, 32, 33, 38, 47,
117, 125
Loewen, Dianne
42, 76, 77, 115,
116, 123
Loewen , John
9, 26, 51, 107
M
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Macrowski, Philip
Markowski, Mace
Mathen, Shaun
Mathen , Shyla
Mathen, Shyni
Matrise, Kathy
44
24, 26, 42, 112,
113, 115, 116
51, 120
42
42
24, 26, 51, 74, 75,
113
135
Ma tzu r , Jason
8, 28, 29, 43
Mazzenga, Angela
43
McCune, Michelle 34, 47 , 115 , 117
27, 43, 116
McGovern , Keith
33. 47, 76, 77,
McGrana ha n, Rica
108, 115, 116, 117, 123
McK ee, Dave
26, 51
McK own, Jennifer
51
Mc iece, Scott
56
Medin a, Ruben
18, 30, 51, 65, 66,
98, 110, 111 ., 11 5, 117, 120, 122
Medvecz, Mike
29 , 47, 110, 122
Mend oza, Margaret
34, 52, 74, 75
Meyers, Laura
8, 34, 47, 76, 108,
11 5, 123
Mikus, icole
33, 56, 7 1, 95, 11 6,
11 7, 120
Milisauskas, Theresa
43, 76, 115,
116
Miller, Kristin
52
Milligan, Robin
30, 43
Mills, Steve
26,52, 107, 117, 125
Milos, Steve 27, 43, 110, 11 6, 117,
125
Miner, Tobie
56
Moffat, Mindy
33 . 47 , 116, 122
Montalvo, Deanna 34, 52, 108, 120
Montemurro, Lisa
12, 32, 33. 43,
71, 11 8, 126
N
avarro, Eddie
elson, Mary
Nerheim, Mike
26, 52, 53 , 107
52, 7 1, 120
9, 24, 56, 93, 94,
11 4, 11 5
9. 26, 52, 107, 11 7
ielsen, Andy
0
Oakes, Melody
52, 117
Ordonez, Mari a 12, 17, 18, 30, 3 1,
43 , 104 , 105, 11 5, 11 6 , 118, 120,
123
Ordonez, Orlando
30, 52
56, 92, 108
Osborn, Ca rolyn
Panasewicz, Tara
15, 43, 97, 116,
124
Panasewicz, Tracy
34 , 52 , 66, 7 1,
97 , 108, 11 5, 11 6, 11 7, 124, 125
Parkinson, Tim 9, 26, 52, 79, 107
Paxton, Traci
57, 93
Pence, hane
43, 98, 117
Perez, David
52
Perez, Edelmira
57
Petrusky, Kelly
34 , 52, 71, 108,
109, 11 5
Petrusky, Kristen
57, 92, 95, 115,
11 8, 123
Phelps, Milcah
52
136
Pier angeli, Rebecca
20,57, 11 5,
118
P isar ik , Ryan 27, 47, 74, 113, 115,
116, 118, 122, 123
P itts, Mike
38, 47, 74, I 12, I 15,
11 8, 123
Predney, Katie
34
Principe, Jon
52
Prostko , Lori
52
Prostko, Renee
43. 123
Quick , Eric
57
R
Radke, Katy
48, 76, 11 8
Ransom , Kelinda
48
Rasmussen , Gerald
43
Redlin, Brian
7, 13, 57, 94
Reese, Marcus
53, 120
Regner, Moll ie
35, 57, 68, 93
Reid, Carmeli ta
48
R eindl, Katrina
52
Remsing, Jake
26, 52, 65
Ritacca, Lisa
35. 57, 116, 11 8
Rizzo, Lorie
20, 57, 98 , 11 5, 11 7
Rizzo, Mary
52 , 98, 11 7
43, 120
Rodriguez, Leticia
Rohlman, Ann
57 , 93, 129
48, 107
Rohlman, Chris
Rossmann, T iffany
35, 48, 108,
109 , 11 5, 116
Rudzinski, Amber
35,48
Ruhle, Ji m
24, 48, 11 3
Rush, Rachel
52, 108
Rutkowski, Robyn 34, 52, 7 1, 11 7,
124, 125
s
Sabine, Robin
30, 52, 120
26, 52
Salinas, Juan
Sanchez, Ernie
6, 5 7, 89, 120
Sanchez, H ector
26
Sanchez, J ames
52
Sassi, Tony
53
Schilf, Mike 30,43. 106, 107 , 11 5,
117, 120, 123
Schlenker, J essica
12, 17, 43 , 11 7,
126
Schmitt, Renee
44 , 11 5
Schmitz, Mary
6, 12, 44, 7 1, 11 7
Schuch, Melissa 34, 48, 7 1, 97, 105 ,
11 6, 11 7, 11 8, 120
Schuler, Steve
29, 53 , 75, 11 3
Schweninger, Andy 24, 26, 48, 11 3
Schweninger, J oe 9 , 24 , 26 , 57, 79,
98, 11 7
Scuglik, Mike
26 , 53 . 75 , 11 3
Scuglik, Rob 44, 72, 11 2, 11 6, 11 8
44 , 120
Semon, Gavin
Senter, Jemi lah
6, 21, 58
24
Sepanski, Aaron
Serpe, Man
48, 74, 11 0, 116
34, 53
Shewmake, Laura
Shuler , Erin
34, 48, 76, 120
Sleyster, Darin
48
Sl eyster, Dave
24, 58, 89, 93, 94,
101, 11 5, 116, 11 8, 127
Smith, Amber
44, 76, 106, 11 6
Snyder, Jamie
27, 48, 74
48, 11 0
Sor ensen , Tommy
Sorenson , Lynn
10, 2 1, 58, 93, 95,
11 4, 11 5, 118, 123
Sparkman, J ulie
53
Stanonik, Heather
44
Ste inmetz, Ti m
120
Stella, Anna
44, 94, 11 6
12, 44, 11 8, 122,
Stolfo, Danielle
123
Strause, Colin
48
Strause, G regor
44
Sturino, J ason
20, 58, 93. 94, 95 ,
11 2, 129
Sturino, J oe
48
Sturm, Matt
29, 48
Sullivan, Laura
48, I 15, I 17, 124
Sullivan, Pennie
16, 44, 64, 7 1,
11 6, 11 7, 120, 122, 125, 127
Supita, Phil
30, 3 1, 48 , 107
Surdo, Aldo
27, 53, 11 7, 11 8, 125
Swanson, Ji m
8, 2 I, 58
Szarfinski, J ohn
26, 53
Szeliga, Brian 18, 59, 11 7, 11 8, 120
T
Tenuta, Eva
32 , 33. 48, 71, 11 6,
11 7, 11 8
Terpenning, Mike
44, 117, 124,
125
Thiele, Dan
44, 72, 11 8, 126
Thiele, Fran
24, 59. 72, 73, 107,
129
Tiber, Anne
30, 3 1, 48, 76 , 105,
11 5, 11 6, 11 7, 123
Tiber, Steve
7, 30, 44 , 11 8
Tolefree, Tracy
44, 72 , 73
Trottier, J ayson
26, 53
v
Vasquez, Alex
24, 26, 48, 74, 75
Vasquez, Alisa
44
44, 104, 105, 11 8
Vena, J enn
Vena, J od i
35 . 53, 98 , 105 , 11 7,
120
Villasenor, Adriana
48, 108
Vitkus, aron
29, 53
w
Wallen, J oel
26, 53, 110
Walthers, Ben 26, 53, 98, 106, 107,
117
12, 17, 44, 71,
116, 117
W asilevic h , Ji ll
34, 53, 113
W e iler , Bridget
34, 53 , 117, 125
24, 26, 44, 120
W eiler , Matt
24, 59, 88, 101, 107,
W eiler , Tim
115, 118, 131
W eiss, Brett
27, 48, 74, 107, 116
W endel , Nicole
32, 33. 59
Whyte, Molly
35, 48, 76, 77, 108,
115, 116
Wickersheim, Amy
34, 53, 108
Willems, J ason
53, 11 3
Willems, Rebecca
30, 3 1, 48, 11 5,
116, 11 7, 11 8, 123, 124
Wilson, J enni fer
44
W oodson, Kyle
9, 53
Walthers, Rebecca
v
Yeugelowitz, Darlene
48
Yoo, Maggie
53 , 66 , 7 1, 11 5, 11 7
z
Zagame, Vickie
44, 11 8, 120
Zamora, J oya 34, 53 , 71, 108, 11 7,
125
Zeien, J ennifer
44, 11 8, 120
Zeien, J enny
120
Zeihen, Mike
48, 110, 118
Zieth, Brian 44, 88, 11 7, 11 8, 123 ,
126, 127
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