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Notre Dame Scholastic Football Review , .' - ~ .._ i . !, Scholastic Football Review Volume 117, No.7, January 23, 1976 Notre Dame, Indiana'- FEATURES -: 6 '. Boston College' . Joe Schroer '::' 8 . Purdue Paul Hess .~ 10 Northwestern ,Dan O'Keefe L..:... __..,..- __.....;.. ____..,..---J '12' MiChigan State Ernie Torriero We all know that almost from its beginning Notre Dame has been on. : 14 'North Carolina • Vic Dorr -, '.' .... , 16 Air Force Johri Stenson top or near the top 'witi; its athletiC programs.: Regardless of what part of .. 18 'Southern Cal , Bin Delaney the country we ·were from, 'we were'aware of the Irish's big, powerful '20 Navy.; , Chip Scanlon : footb~1I teams. We wanted to s~e: them play or ~e read th~irstatistics every 22 GeorgiaTech Vic Dorr 24 Pittsburgh Joe Schroer. week even if we hadn;t att~nded' Notre . Da~e~ " All during World War II .;26 . Miami . John Stenson . news of the Fighting Irish was welcomed, no matter which theater wewerein. '. 28 Coaching Talk Bill Delaney 30 Scholar-Athletes Yvonne A. Foss 32 Above & Beyond Coaching Ability Joe Scbroer After the war 'I wa's personallydrawn"c1oser tathe U.niversitythrollgh " 35,"AndHere It Is< .. two friends who, hadgrad~ated froni 'ther~. Atthe time I did not knowmuc~ The Band of the Fighting Irish" Rev. George Wiskirchen,C.S.c. 38 Service with a Smile . Bill Delaney about the academic sid'e o(the school.' My friends' loyalty and' belief in the . -, - . Cover:.,Tom Paulius: . .' ' . 42 Profiles of the Image Makers Paul Hess school convin~edm~ that there had to be;something therethatinost people lIIustra~ions: Rear cove~ by Bob::Zan~t. 44 Parise I Allocco Bill Delaney, All other artwork by T, David P<iuliiis .. 45 . 1975 ,Fighting Irish were notfa~i1iarwith or that str~~gers tojhe cam'p~s were ~:ot aware of. Photographs: Ed Brower"4,'9,"10, 11,"16,' 18,.20, 23, 28, 31 (2), 46,47 / Bill Delaney REGULARS 6,. 7, 26,,27, 29, 37, 38, 44(2), 47.' / Paul . 4 The First Word . Bill Delaney In .recen~ years L hav'e'visi~ed,~thecampus several times and my son Joyce 8,12, .. 13, 35, 36 / Bro. Charles 34. Perspective. J. Robert Baker has been a student at· Notre Dame: I've learned,as already knew, McBride, C.S:c. 25 / Tom Paulius 3, ,22, ma~y' 23 / Chris Sniith 24 / courtesy Sports Irlfor-' 40 'Gallery. ,that the acade~icside 'o/the s~ho~I,isjust~s stron~~s the'foo~ball team. mation 33, 45 /. Greg Young 15. 46 The Last Word '. Sally Stanton , Notre Dar:ne isa great; school becaus~it excels in'everyprogram in which '-.-: , it participates. and continuallyseeksto strengthen its'wea~nesses: And after Editor Staff Sally Stanton Th~mas J.' Waldoch, Anne White; Dave Beno, Ron Rund'stedt, john" Kenward, Dave .. all, isn't this what gives so m~ny. conne~tedwith Notre Dam:~ that awesome. Football Review Editor . Dreyer, leo J:- Mulcahey, Mike Sarahari, Chris Meehan, Mike Feord, Mark Hopkins, Bob Bill Delaney ., , ,Gilroy, Rich Nugent, Dan Adler, 'Richard G. landry,~aul Starkey, Susan Grace, Dan , spiritth~~is onl~ fdund:i,n a .fe~·uni~e;sitie~:tod~y·?' . ..... '.. Art Director' ., . ~. - . , lombardi, Rhonda Kornfeld, Barb Frey, Mark luppino, Gary Harden; Christie Herlihy,' Tom Paulius " :Paul Hess,.John Delaney, Judy Robb, Sean Mclinden, J. Peter Delaney, Jim Romimelli; Managing Editor . 'Paul Barickman, 'Bernie Valenti, Karen Caruso, Jim Ryan, 'Ed lecuyer, Cary Gerber, , Perhap~ that is' what Father Sorin had in mind when he;found~d the John Phelan ' :' Moira Keating, Mary Ann Chambers, John Bartone, "Andee' Gotuaco, Randy Cashiola; Production Manager , Kate Bernard, Mike Palmer,' Marianne Murphy, Melanie jorgimsen, 'Maureen Reynolds, University-notjusta good athletic program, o~~a good'religious .prbgram, Annemarie Sullivan john Feeney, Mark . Amenta, Missy Heard, Julie Runkle, Chip Scanlon, Brian Doyle, John News Editor Carrico, Joe Schroer, Paula Kale, John Stenson: .' . or ag~)Od'academic p;~gram, b1t ~he uitimate goalofe~c~lIe~ce in every B'iI!' Gonzenbach . Culture Editor quarter.. ' Robert Baker The opinions expr~ssed in Scholastic ar~:.th~se of the authors and editors of Scholastic" Assistant Art Director and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the University of Notre Dame,. its administration, faculty or the student body. ' . ~BenH. Baker Kathy McElroy Assistant Production Manager' Steve Slater ' . Second-class' postage paid at Notre Dame, Ind: 46556: The magazine is represented Business ,Manager , . for national advertising by National Educational Advertising 'Services, 360 lexington Kathy Salzer Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017. Published fortnightly during the school year except Assistant Business Manager during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre joanne Toeniskoetter Dame, Ind. 46556. The subscription rate is $5.00 a year and back numbers are available Circulation Manager from Scholastic. Please address all manuscripts to Scholastic, Notre Dame, Ind. 46556. Kevin Murphy Photography Editor All unsolicited material becomes the property of Scholastic. Ed Brower Advisory Board copyright © 197.5 Scholastic / all rights reserved / none of the contents may be repro­ Ronald Weber, Carl Magel, Ed Sanna, duced without permission. Madonna Kolbenschlag, Bro. Charles McBride, C.S.c., Richard Conklin ", ~i................ ".' __________________________________ ~ ____~ __~~_~~~~_~~~.~, ~~. !, Scholastic Football Review Volume 117, No.7, January 23, 1976 Notre Dame, Indiana'- FEATURES -: 6 '. Boston College' . Joe Schroer '::' 8 . Purdue Paul Hess .~ 10 Northwestern ,Dan O'Keefe L..:... __..,..- __.....;.. ____..,..---J '12' MiChigan State Ernie Torriero We all know that almost from its beginning Notre Dame has been on. : 14 'North Carolina • Vic Dorr -, '.' .... , 16 Air Force Johri Stenson top or near the top 'witi; its athletiC programs.: Regardless of what part of .. 18 'Southern Cal , Bin Delaney the country we ·were from, 'we were'aware of the Irish's big, powerful '20 Navy.; , Chip Scanlon : footb~1I teams. We wanted to s~e: them play or ~e read th~irstatistics every 22 GeorgiaTech Vic Dorr 24 Pittsburgh Joe Schroer. week even if we hadn;t att~nded' Notre . Da~e~ " All during World War II .;26 . Miami . John Stenson . news of the Fighting Irish was welcomed, no matter which theater wewerein. '. 28 Coaching Talk Bill Delaney 30 Scholar-Athletes Yvonne A. Foss 32 Above & Beyond Coaching Ability Joe Scbroer After the war 'I wa's personallydrawn"c1oser tathe U.niversitythrollgh " 35,"AndHere It Is< .. two friends who, hadgrad~ated froni 'ther~. Atthe time I did not knowmuc~ The Band of the Fighting Irish" Rev. George Wiskirchen,C.S.c. 38 Service with a Smile . Bill Delaney about the academic sid'e o(the school.' My friends' loyalty and' belief in the . -, - . Cover:.,Tom Paulius: . .' ' . 42 Profiles of the Image Makers Paul Hess school convin~edm~ that there had to be;something therethatinost people lIIustra~ions: Rear cove~ by Bob::Zan~t. 44 Parise I Allocco Bill Delaney, All other artwork by T, David P<iuliiis .. 45 . 1975 ,Fighting Irish were notfa~i1iarwith or that str~~gers tojhe cam'p~s were ~:ot aware of. Photographs: Ed Brower"4,'9,"10, 11,"16,' 18,.20, 23, 28, 31 (2), 46,47 / Bill Delaney REGULARS 6,. 7, 26,,27, 29, 37, 38, 44(2), 47.' / Paul . 4 The First Word . Bill Delaney In .recen~ years L hav'e'visi~ed,~thecampus several times and my son Joyce 8,12, .. 13, 35, 36 / Bro. Charles 34. Perspective. J. Robert Baker has been a student at· Notre Dame: I've learned,as already knew, McBride, C.S:c. 25 / Tom Paulius 3, ,22, ma~y' 23 / Chris Sniith 24 / courtesy Sports Irlfor-' 40 'Gallery. ,that the acade~icside 'o/the s~ho~I,isjust~s stron~~s the'foo~ball team. mation 33, 45 /. Greg Young 15. 46 The Last Word '. Sally Stanton , Notre Dar:ne isa great; school becaus~it excels in'everyprogram in which '-.-: , it participates. and continuallyseeksto strengthen its'wea~nesses: And after Editor Staff Sally Stanton Th~mas J.' Waldoch, Anne White; Dave Beno, Ron Rund'stedt, john" Kenward, Dave .. all, isn't this what gives so m~ny. conne~tedwith Notre Dam:~ that awesome. Football Review Editor . Dreyer, leo J:- Mulcahey, Mike Sarahari, Chris Meehan, Mike Feord, Mark Hopkins, Bob Bill Delaney ., , ,Gilroy, Rich Nugent, Dan Adler, 'Richard G. landry,~aul Starkey, Susan Grace, Dan , spiritth~~is onl~ fdund:i,n a .fe~·uni~e;sitie~:tod~y·?' . ..... '.. Art Director' ., . ~. - . , lombardi, Rhonda Kornfeld, Barb Frey, Mark luppino, Gary Harden; Christie Herlihy,' Tom Paulius " :Paul Hess,.John Delaney, Judy Robb, Sean Mclinden, J. Peter Delaney, Jim Romimelli; Managing Editor . 'Paul Barickman, 'Bernie Valenti, Karen Caruso, Jim Ryan, 'Ed lecuyer, Cary Gerber, , Perhap~ that is' what Father Sorin had in mind when he;found~d the John Phelan ' :' Moira Keating, Mary Ann Chambers, John Bartone, "Andee' Gotuaco, Randy Cashiola; Production Manager , Kate Bernard, Mike Palmer,' Marianne Murphy, Melanie jorgimsen, 'Maureen Reynolds, University-notjusta good athletic program, o~~a good'religious .prbgram, Annemarie Sullivan john Feeney, Mark . Amenta, Missy Heard, Julie Runkle, Chip Scanlon, Brian Doyle, John News Editor Carrico, Joe Schroer, Paula Kale, John Stenson: .' . or ag~)Od'academic p;~gram, b1t ~he uitimate goalofe~c~lIe~ce in every B'iI!' Gonzenbach . Culture Editor quarter.. ' Robert Baker The opinions expr~ssed in Scholastic ar~:.th~se of the authors and editors of Scholastic" Assistant Art Director and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the University of Notre Dame,. its administration, faculty or the student body. ' . ~BenH. Baker Kathy McElroy Assistant Production Manager' Steve Slater ' . Second-class' postage paid at Notre Dame, Ind: 46556: The magazine is represented Business ,Manager , . for national advertising by National Educational Advertising 'Services, 360 lexington Kathy Salzer Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017. Published fortnightly during the school year except Assistant Business Manager during vacation and examination periods, Scholastic is printed at Ave Maria Press, Notre joanne Toeniskoetter Dame, Ind.
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