rrp NrntH "If nothing rise, l'tlilll' the truth ·· THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF ST. LOUIS U. HIGH V olumc LXIl Friday. May B. l 99R Numhcr "\( Seniors Recognized At Award Cerentony HY Tmt WYRWICH In addition to being presidem, int'lucnced hi~ fellow s tudent~ tDWenior who "va'i ahlc to best influence his members who also deserved the award." dent~ . It is nice that I have intluenc,·c etas ~ tow
A~T FRlD/\ Y. a Commissioner L number of seniors hatcheu and put into ac -Elections tion a devious plot to send llll'~Ll III community inro A large votertttfQOUL- 8 5 a >V hirli~i~ of parking con percerit of the. junior class lu ~ i on. I he plot i twoh·ed l ock in~ U1e faculty park - led to the elec-tion of thL' ing lot and hlocki ng oil t11c student par!Ung lot witll followi:ngcommi$sioners: cars deployed randomly RoB HtrrcHtsoN across the area, eli minat- Se nior pranksters strategically placed their ' R¢li~ol,!s: K:~v;iri:Qoherty ing almmt every parklllg cars at the entrance s of the Berthold parking >pot wi thin a minute's lo t, blocking access to all arriving s tudents, walk of SUJI I. ~;;~¥~~~:he __ Fr. I lagan almost hroke up the prank a couple of students at the gate with han Pu~tf':.· A'l.f:OnCbnstott when he arrived at school at at>out 6:20 dcma-, on to cover tJ1eir faces. They were . ·.· a.m. putting a lock on the facult y parking lot. "When I Last Friday, we had the chance to view the Senior Award ~ St. Louis' only weekly and applaud our fellow students in their achievements. But high school newspaper among those awards wa-; a very special and honorable award ror [email protected] the teacher who was chosen by the seniors to he the mosl influential and respected over their four years. This year's recipient was Jctl Harrison, S .J ., who tead1c' Volume LXII, NUMBER 30 . history. His contributions to the senior da-;s, and the stu (from 1) way that students could not enter the lot, it was not dest.ructi ve." They barely got the lock on and were able even when some cars were moved, many The seniors involved with the prank tu ge t into their car and drive away before students began to park in the Science were not punished, although certain one~ T got there," Hagan saitl. Center's overflow lot or in spots (legal or were rep1imanded by Clark, 111 addition to t.11e lock and their cars, illegal) on surrounding streets. ... Although the schtX)) doesn't con Linne the seniors also left behind clues leading to Students parked in the overflow lot senior pranks, it could have heen much a key which would unlock the upper lot, were later forced to come out and move worse," Clark said. since the lock placed on the gate could not their cars because the Science Center was Manker also commented on the prank. he broken with bolt cutters. goingtohavethemtowed. Bythattime, the "I thought it was a fine prank and "When I got to school, I found the lock seniors began to move their cars from tlle humorous, although the blocking of till' Berthold lots, and a separate set of gates and chain covered in axle grease and taped student 1m was a little stupid since many 11 1 with duct tape," saitl Manker. "Once I got was opened, allowing the students to park the studellls were about to have their can. that off, I hegan to follow the clues. One of on the lot. (OWCd, anu that COUld have tumcJ a h Calendar BY PHIL RUTTERER FRIDAY. MAY 8 Meteorology Club Ceremony WEDNESDAY. MAY 13 Scheuule #5 BB vs. CBC@ Wash U.@4:15p.m. Scheuulc #7 Junior( 'lass Lit.- Formal Attire for Juniors B-BB vs. CBC (doubleheader) @Wehner Enu uf School Li turgy-Formal /\ttirc Junior Class Dance Park @ 4:00p.m. B-88 (a1 Linuhergh @4:15p.m. Sl)ph.,'Riitrc·at' C-Ba at.CBC Tournament @ Altoff GF vs. l'haminaue (y1 Nnrwom.l (!11 3 :30p.tn B-BB vs. Woou River@ Granite City @4:00p.m. CSI' at Our l.iulc !Iaven (q) 3:00-:'i:OOp.m Tournament @4:30p.m. JV GF vs. St. Mary's @ Normandy@ TN at MCC Tournament @ Chaminade 3:30p.m. THURSUA Y, MAY 14 CSP at Our Little Haven@ 3:00-S:OOp.m. TN Districts @Riverview Gardens thru 5/ Schcuule #2 15 Sr. Class Mtg. SATURDAY.MAY9 VB at Hazlewood Central@ 4:00/S:OOp.m. Rosary in Chapel Spring Ring CSP at Karen House @ 3:15-6:45p.m. 8B vs. Cha.minaue @ Heine Meine @1 State Academic Competition 7:00p.m. B-BB at Granite City Tournament vs. De TUESDAY. MAY 12 GF vs Vianney (a1 Norwood hit the links Tkach and Lance Vodicka took first at Tuesday against Priory and dominated 7· Monday for the District Tournament. number two doubles. 0. The .1 V team, lead by Mark Schulte :Uld This year's event was held at the Thenextmorning,at8:30, they started Chris Vanderbeck, has also had a wr~ "luscious" Pomme Creek Golf Club. The singles play and Navarro had a strong strong year and are 10-1 now. field consisted of eight schools including showing at number one singles. Tkach Sdmlte said, "We've had some tough rivals CBC, DeSmet and Vianney. then took f1rst at number 2 singles with matches, hut we are really playing tough The Jr. Bills were represented by stellar play the entire weekend. Chris has out there. I think our hard work ha<> rea II) seniors Kevin Knapp and John Roth, jun never lost a singles match at the Belleville paid off." ior Vince Chehval and sophomores Scott East tournament. He is 12-0 at the touma- The Varsity's next match is this l:ri Hilton and John Baninger. ment. Vodicka also bad a very strong day and Saturday at Chaminade in illl Roth fired a team low 72 while Knapp showing at number three singles and took MCC toumament. The Jr. Bills arc look- fo!lowed closely with a 73, including an first place as well. Jessee and Trey Saw ing to recover from two straight up set~ <~ I eagle on a par-tive from 100 yards out. yer also took first at number four and five thcMCC. These low scores proved good enough to 4ualify hoth golfers for the State Tourna Basebills Split 2 In MCC ment in Sedalia. Rallo hit a rope to Twellman at short. and Hilton played with the leaders by BY DAVE SCHER a had hop otl of Twellman's throat al· shooting a 75 but miss.ed qualifying for SPORTS REPORTER State by one stroke. Barringer and Chehval lowed Rallo to get to first. Twellman. fired slightly higher scores of 80 and 82, · This week the Basebills split two however, ww; alright. Cadet RaHo then respectively. MCCmatch-ups. The f1rst was a disheart stole second. and advanced to third on " The Profebills posted a team score of ening 3-2 defeat against arch-rival CBC double hy Cadet Gallia. Later. Rallo 300. A respectable score but not strong . last Sunday followed by a 2-1 victory scored on a wild pitch to close out IlK enough to edge out CBC, who shot a 298, over DeSmet in nine innings W ednsesday game 3-2. CBC. or to beat DeSmet, who placed first with afternoon. The Jr. Bills now have an 11- Wednesday at DeSmet, SU IH picked the winning score of 289. 2 record. up a big victory on DeSmet's new turf LastSunday,juniorDanParkerfaced The following day the Golfbills made intield. It was a 2-l nine inning hcan their way to Nonnandie Golf Club to off against the Cadets at W asbington pounder between DeSmet ace Justin compete against Priory. Despite extremely University's field. Although Parker Backsmeyer and .Junior Billiken stud (ir.:~ wet conditions along with hazardous pitched well, defensive errors eventually Bierling. With scouts' radar guns watdl· weather, the Titleistbills posted their stron hurt the Jr. Bills. In the top of the second, ing Backsmeyer's heater, Bierlin!' gest team score of the year, 229, and designated hitter Bart Cicuto led off with outpitched the Spartan star, allowing on!) another victory. a triple to left-center, and Mark Kornfeld four hits in all nine innings. Roth medaled with an even-par 36 drove him in with a single to right. In the The sole run crune trom a two-mll while Chehval and Wells followed close bottom of that inning, Parker gave up two walk in the bottom of the second. It wa~ behind with 37s. MikeFournie, this year's hits to put men on first and second. A singled in after a delayed steal of second number one JV golfer, played in this match Cadet sacrifice bunt was thrown away at and a passed hall. The Jr. Billiken defense and helped the team out with a strong 39. first by senior Dave Scher, giving CBC was flawless behind Greg. The spotli!'"hl Hilton and Scbwob both pulled through their first run and moving the other Cadet defensem Arlholdcr, Adam- Missouri, University Dowling, Chris-Kansas, University of Hagen. Juhn- Truman State l lnivcrsit y <>f-Columbia Dowling, John-Dayton, University of llall, TPny-Cast.: Western Resc:rvc Anstey, T(lm- Indiana University Doyle, Pat-Missouri, University of l Jnivnsity Appelbaum, Dan-Truman State Univer Columbia llarvath. i)an- 1-loly Cross, Cutlcgc "I til e· s!ly Doyle, Tim-Missouri, University of llaycs . .-\mly- Miss,>uri, University ol - Armbruster, Rob--Creighton University Columbia <' "lumhia Arnoldy, Matt-Cornell University Duchek, Jim- Oklahoma, University of Haywo\ld, Brian-Marquette Uni vcrsit) Barnes, l'eter-Northwcstern University Dunn, Duffy-Missouri, University of 1-l.:ancy, Mikt.:- N<>rthwestern llnivcrsil) Bany, Ryan- St. Louis University Columbia Heffern. Kevin-Bradley University Bartell, Chris- Dayton, University of Ebel, John-Truman State University Hcl!wq_:c. i'ch:r-Dayton, University ol Bartels, Mike-Truman State University Ebert, Jeff-Swarthmore College Henroid, J,>hn- Washington lfniversity Bazzeua, .Joe-St. Louis University Elam, Eric-Missouri, University of Hippe, Bill- Missouri, University of Becan , David-Webster University Columbia Columbia Beck, David- Butler University Erker, Tony-Undecided llodits, Tim- Missouri, University •>f Behhnann. Andy- Illinois, University of Erlinger, Jolm-Undecided \ olumbia Urbana-Champaign Eschen, Brian- Undecided Hoehn, Tim- Santa Clara University Beier, Erik- Kansas City Art Institute Esswein, Mark-Missouri, University of Hocman, Kurt-Undedded Biermann, Fred-Maryville University St. Louis Hull, Mike- Missouri, University ur Birkemeier, Jeff-Marquette University Etling, Greg-Catholic University of ( 'ulumbia Birkland, Aaron- Cornell University America 1-lu.:z, Eric-Daytun, University ,,f Biscan, Jonathan-St. Louis University Everson, Nick-Marquette University Hunter, Tom-Spring Hill College Blattner, Mike-Missouri, University of Faries, Frank-Webster University Joh, Cieorge- Trinity University Rolla Favazza, Mark-Rockhurst College Juergens, Mike-Kansas State University Braune!, Bryan-Undecided Feltmann, Kevin-Drury College Ju sticc, Pat- DePaul University Brennell, Adam-Truman State Univer Ferrell, Tim-Notre Dame, University of Kodlt.:ll , ( " lui~-Missouri, University <>f sity Figura, Steve-Valparaiso University Columbia Bro~:kmeye r, Gerard- St. Louis Univer Fingerhut, Mark- St. Louis University King. Kcvin- St. L<>Uis University sity Flavin, Mike-Tulsa, University of Klein, Ben-Cornell University Bruno, Tim-Boston College Flynn, Mike-Drake University Klein , Eddit.:-Dayton, University of Bumb, Matt-Southern Methodist Fournie, Rob- Loyola University Kleinhcrg, Mall-Webster Uniwrsity Uni versity Chicago Kling, Nathan-Truman State University Bundren, Josh-St. Louis University Franklin, Josh- Undecided Kl,>s, Brian- Mar4uette University Busekrus, Jon-Missouri, University of Fritsche, Brad-Notre Dame, University Knapp, J.( ·.-Rockhurst College Columbia of Knapp, Kevin- Clemson University ( 'amp hell, Austin- Colorado, University Gallo, Matt- Truman State University Kohcrlein, Kcvin-DePaulllniversity of-Boulder Gates, Barry-Undecided Kohler, Matt-Missouri, University ur <· annody, Mike-Dayton, University of Gates, Brendan- Missouri, University of <'<>lumhia Can·oll, Chris-Washington University Columbia Kovarik, Kevin-Illinois, University uf Casey, Stephen-Washington University Geiss, Mike-Missouri, University of Urhana-< 'hampaign Castagna, Jared-Rhodes College Columbia Kurczynski, Ray-Undecided Christie, .John-New York University George, David- Northwestern University LaBarbera, Jim- Missouri, Univcrsity ,,,_ <'layton, Ben-Washington University Gerard, Jay-Southern California, C'lllumhia Clerc, Alex-Dallas, University of University of Larsen. Will-Truman State University ( 'ooper, Dan-Eckerd College Gibbons, Tim-Missouri, University of Lassiter, Peter-Canlinal Glennon Coover, Marty- Indiana University Columbia Seminary Crump, Gabe-Washington University Giljum, Joe-Indiana University Lauer, Scott-St. Louis University Daly, Dan-Missouri, University of Giuntoli, Dave- Indiana University Lauff, .fllhn-llndecided Columbia Glennon, John- Denver, University of LaY ignc. Andy-Marquetle University Delano, Mike-Missouri, University of Goedeker, Brooks-Knox College Ld "lcrc. Jdf- Southwcst Missouri Stale" Columbia Graesser, Chris-Illinois, University of llniwrsity Desfalv y, Josh-U.S. Air Force Academy Urbana-Champaign Lt.:icndecker, Greg-St. Louis llnivcrsity DeWald, Nick-Rockhurst College Grebei, Nick-Kansas State University Lichen, Matt-Pt!nnsylvania State Dittmeier, Matt-Truman State University Griner, John- Missouri, University of Uni vcrsity Doll, Kevin-Truman State University Rolla Lin..:k, <'hris-Truman State University Dorsey, Pat- Missouri, University of- Gronemeyer, Rob--DePaul University Lin~:k, J,>sh- lndiana University ( "olumbia Gunn, Ryan-St. Louis University see SENIORS' CHOICES. X 8 News May 8, 1998 SENIORS' CHOICES Palank, Mike-DePaul University Schuette. Paul-Truman State Vniy:::r~it\ Papke, Erik-Rockhurst College Sdllllll'. l.ukc-Kan~as City Art ln ~tiltlh' (from 7) Paradise, David-St. Louis University Schulte, Mark-St. Louis University Linck, Matt-Vanderbilt University Patton, Brian-Indiana University Schullz, BoO--Missouri, University of· Llanos, Sam-Undecided Peniston, Tony-UCLA Columbia Lunnemann, Spencer-Truman State Perniciaro, Paul-St. Louis University Schuster, Dan-Truman State University University Phillips, Ben-Beloit College Semones, Sean-Kansas City Art Instilllll' Luth, Mike-Illinois, University of Phillips, Nick-Truman State University Shady, Aaron-Iowa State University Urhana-Champaign Pillow, Tyson-Rice University Sharamitaro, Pau l- Washington I Jniwr Maitz, Jeff-Fordham University Plein, Tony-Cardinal Glennon Seminary sity Mans, Dan-St. Louis University Pollock, Nick-Missouri, University of Shen, .h•hn-Massachusetts Instilu ll~ ,,r Martin, Brian- Missouri, University of-St. Columbia Te<;hnology Louis Posnanski, Tim-Marquette University Shinn, Andy-l~nrdham University Martin, Pat-Butler University Pratt, Greg-St. Louis University Shipp, .lolul-Undecided Martz, Matt-Denison University Pride, Dan-illinois, University of Sinnwell, Kevin-St. Louis University Matijasec, Robert-St. Louis University Urbana-Champaign Smith, Colin-Undecided Maurer, Nathan-Southeast Missouri Rake!, Tim-Washington University Smith, Kurt-Dallas, University of State University Ramsey, John-St. Louis University Soloy, 8..1.-Wehsh::r University McCoy, Mike-St. Louis University Randle, Matt-Dlinois, University of Sontag, Kevin-Kansas, University nf McNeive, Gerald-Vermont, University Urbana-Champaign Soraghan, Erich-Dayton, Univc::rsity of of Rea, Andy-Knox College Staed, Mike-Missouri, University of Medler, Francis-Missouri, University of Reed, Scott-Illinois, University of C"olumhia Columbia Urbana-Champaign Stephen, Dan-Indiana University Meier, .l ohn-Mis~ouri, University of Reichardt, Tim-Missouri, University of Stewart, Malt-St. Louis University Columbia Columbia Stm:kmann, Jason-St. Louis University Melton, Matt-Truman State University Rengel, Matt-Missouri, University of Tanase, Adam-St. Louis University Miller, Greg-Vanderbilt University Columbia Teasdale, Mike-Missouri, University uf Mills, Tom- DePaul University Rheinheimer, Mark-Washington Rolla Missey, Brian-DePauw University University Teny, Matt-North Carolina, University Montani, Mike-Illinois, University of Riney, Scott-Truman State University of-<'hapel Hill lJrbana-Champaign Rolwes, Joe-Missouri, University of Townsend, John-St. Louis University Moramarco, Nick-Beloit College Columbia Twcllman, Taylor-Maryland. University Moriarty, Matt-Missouri, University of Rombach, Jeff-Dayton, University of of-College Park Columbia Rooney, Pat-Dayton, University of Val1'one, Jeff-Truman State University Mudd, Chris-St. Louis University Rosario, Ben-Truman State University Voges, David-Undecided Muller, Mike-Missouri, University of-St Roth, John-Missouri, University of Vreeland, .lim-Undecided Louis Columbia Wacker, Bob-Loyola University Muntges, Dan-Marquette University Ruddy, Noah-St. Louis University Chkag,, Murphy, Paul-Rice University Rudloff, Kyle-Rockhurst College Wallner, Tim-Truman State University Myers, Mike-Eckerd College Ryan, Dan-Missouri, University of-Rolla Walsh, Matt-Missouri, Universi ty llf Navano, .Ton-Furman University Sawyer, Trey-Wake ForestUniversity Culumhia Neill, John- Missouri, University of Schaller, Greg-Missouri, University of Warmann, Stl!ve-Illinois, University 111- Columbia Columbia Urba.na-Champaign Niedzwiecki, Doug-Missouri, University Scheipeter, Brian-Missouri, University Weir, Joe-Missouri, University nf of-Columbia of-Columbia C"olumhia Noce, Matt-Missouri, University of Scher, David-Missouri, University of Wheeler, Marty-Undecided Columbia Columbia Whitl!man, John--Carnegie Mellon Noetzel, Justin-Washington University Scheve, Tom-Missouri, University of University Norwood, Ted-DePauw University Columbia Wiedmann, Andy-Undecided O'Brien, Dan-Illinois, University of Schlude, Jason-Macalester College. Wiese, Wally-Truman State University Urbana-Champaign Schmidt, Tom-Indiana University Williams, Brian-Northwestern Univer O'Brien, Sean-Truman State University Schniedermeier, Dan-St. Louis Univer sity O'Connell, Tim-Pepperdine University sity Wintennann, Mark-Dayton, University O'Keefe, Kev.in-Georgetown University Schnitzmeier, Nathan- Missouri, uf OtT, Andy-Missouri, University of University of~Columbia WLlllc.lward, Justin-DePauw I Jniversily Columbia Schoen, Bob-Missouri, University of Wylie, Mark- lllinois, University of Orso, Joe-Fordham University Columbia lfrhana-t' hampaign Pagano, Joe-Missouri, University of-St. Schrewe, Mark-Missouri, University of Zcn:ga. Matt-Truman State University Louis Rolla Zuckerman, Sean-Missouri, University of-Rolla ~May 8, 1998 News 9 Senior College Choices By College Beloit C'olle~:e: Ni~.:k Moramarco, Ben Sontag Southern C'alif< lrnia. llnjversjty of: .1 .1\ Phillips Knox Colle~e: Brooks Goedeker, Andy (i.:rarJ Boston ( 'olle~:e: Tim Bruno Rea Sout)Jt:rnMethodjst llnjversjty: Mall Bumt· Bradley University: Kevin Heffern Loyola Universjty-Chi ca~;o: Rob Foumie, Southwest Mjssnuri State University: .IL"i'l Butler University: David Beck, Pat Martin Bob Wacker LeCkn.: C'arnet.:ic Mellon. University: John Macalester Colle~;e: Jason Schlude Sprint.: HHI Cnlle~:e: Tom Hu nter Whitl!man MarQUette University: JeffBirkemeier, Nick St. J,,>ujs University: Ryan Barry_ -' "' ( 'ase W..:stern Reserve University: Tony Everson, Brian Haywood, Brian K!os, Andy BaZI.dta, Jon Bis..:an, strikeouts. However, Joe Thaman carne against St. Mary's. to regain the lead that they would never through in the top of ~e second. ThrumUl lose in the bottom of the third. Cadet Matt see BASEBALL. 6 6 News Mays·; 1998 Track bills Win All-Catholic, M CC Relay·s MATT SCHAEFER frrst place, running 4:31.9 seconds. Chris champions, ~Uld rose to the occa-;ion . SPORTS REPORTER Graesser took flfth in the race. Besides an A newcomer to the two mile. Ben impressive time in the mile, Christie Rosario placed second in the race with '' After winning the MCC Relays and achieved fourth place in the two-mile timcof!J:5l..lohn Christiecomplememed t11e All-Catholic meet, t11e Junior Bills are race. Rosario, breaking the ten minute banict prepared to make a run at t11eir own per JoshDesfalvyhadanexcellentshow in a time of ~:59 and taking fourth place sonal Triple Crown. ing, winning the 300-meter hurdles in 40 Solidifying his position as an an::1 The only hurdle left is the MCC Con seconds and taking second place in the leader in tlte 300 meter hurdles. Josh ference championship tomorrow. Strong high jump with a leap of six feet. SLUH Desfalvy ran 40.4 seconds in the evc11t. perfonnances at the Ladue Invitational, placed second in the 1600-meter relay in fast enough to take second place. ln till' where SLUH placed ·second, and the 3:32.5. 3200-meter relay, Clayton Invitational, where me Junior Bills Nick Hunt placed flfth in both the SLUH shortened the gap to the school tied CBC for a flfth place finiSh out of long jump and triple jump, with leaps of record with an 8:20.7 and third place. l wenty teams, also indicate that the track 18' 5.5" and 40' 4.5", respectively. Junior Fourth place in the 1600-meterrelay wen t team is poised for victory. Dan Weidle captured a second place fro to the Junior Bills, as they ran a 3:28 .-.f. At t11e Ladue meet, the team wit ish in the shotput (47' 11.5") and flfth in Hunt established himself as a feanxt nessed breakthrough performances and the discus. competitor in three events, tinishirig fow-U1 some of t11eir fastest times of the year. Sprinting into fourth place, John in the ItO-meter hurdles(l5 .3 ), sixt11 in The performance showed the team's Shipp ran 22.8 seconds in the 200-meters the triple jump( 41 '9"), and seventh in ilK marked improvement. and helped the impressive 1600-meter ~00-meter intennediate hurdles. In the 3200-meterrelay, with runners relay take second place. Aaron Shady Besides winning the MCC Rela y ~ .Tim Vreeland and Matt Schaefer gone on pole-vaulted 11 '6", seizing fourth place. and the All-Catholic Meet, the Junior B ilb retreat, the Junior Bilis still managed to These performances prepared the appear prepared to seize the confen.:HcL claim a fourth place finish. Junior Bills for the Clayton Invitational championship at DeSmet on Saturday. Junior Brent Maloney placed fourth held last Saturday. In a fleld of the top thereby completing their sweep. Come in the 110-meter high hurdles in 16 sec teams in the St. Louis area. the TrackB ills cheer on the Bills as they pursue the Tripk ond<;. In the mile, John Christie seized . faced state contenders and previous state Crown. BASEBALL . Fathers Sponsor Career Day 5) (from Unfortunately. the new grass slowed the P ETER BARNIDGE stroked a deep double off of the right ball enough for the DeSmet second REPORTER center wall. Catcher Chris Linck moved baseman to make a good play on Parker at. Thamatl to third on a ground out followed frrst. The Father's Club will host their fir~ t by a run scoring ground out by designated The DeSmet defense came apart in Career Day on September 23, so su m SIU· hitter Matt Liebert. the top of the ninth. Thaman hit a sharp dents can explore possible careers. The Bills threatened to score again in grounder to DeSmet's second baseman, ."( )n ( 'areer Day, alumni from vati <· u~ the sixth. After a leadoff single and stolen who boot~ the ball. Pinch-hitter, junior professi<)llS w(ll· return to SLUH to present base by senior Dan Cooper, Twellman hit Tony Minor, moved freshman James career opportunities," said Father's Clu b a long fly to right-center that was caught Twellman to second on a fielder's choice president Boh Bamidge Alumni representation will be divcrsl against the wall. The Spartan outfielder . grounder. and will range from people who work in law. ran over the barrier, but the umpires ruled Liebert hit a ball back to Backsmeyer finance, medicine, and many other differcnl the catch an out. Backsmeyer was then that he mishandled to put men on frrst and tields. able to strike out two Sluggerbills to end third with one out. Zack Sisko carne in to lioh Barnidge says that the alums wili the tllfeat. In the top of the seventh, the pinch bit for Kornfeld and got the job discuss "majors a.nd course work that JeaJs l<· Bills tlrreatened again. Matt Liebert led done. Sisko bit a sacriflece fly to center, their tields, summer jobs that advance y11ut off witll a single, and Kornfeld laid down and little Twellman tagged up and scored. knowledge and marketability, enuy-level p;ty a perfe<:t bunt up the frrst base line to The Jr. Bills will play this Saturday at impnnancc of preparing for interviews, an d move Liebert to second. With two outs 12 rioon at Vianney, on Monday against balance of per: