Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

M. L. Gc 977. 202 F77ce 1967 H ' ll ' IIAKiili gQUIaCGTIOtJ v. The Echo 1967 SM rT K Published by the 1967 Yearbook Staff Central Catholic High Schoio Fort Wayne, Indiana People page 16 Organizations page 56 Central Catholic ... a school insti- tuted for knowledge and truth . . . dedicated to Christian ideals . . . de- veloped through understanding and guidance . . . always growing with her students. lb Activities page 66 1405739 Advertising page 125 Athletics page 76 Seniors page 92 4i . WsWmBI k f J f Each student encounters the many challenges presented him and thus experiences a new responsibility. n:: ° Neglect not the gift that is within thee. Proverbs :j ' ' •- ■ ' ■ % ■, : « A Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think. Longfellow Every activity developes the individual, for growth comes fro m mutual sharing. All are needed by each one; Nothing is fair or good alone. Emerson rv ' . M ' V r jtc-raaai ' . ■f ' iir4 tw Kiiiiiiririti ' ii iMiiiii I I Kv . ' ■ mmmm . [ s ' -- ' ' ■:.-i Mif■ , ' Ww- A , ■ ■■■ : flMiSi, .---. ' i  ir-- «r ' ' Rro-JtV-- ' - ' ' ■ ' - niT ' i The two basic processes of education are knowing and valuing. R. F. Havighurst 10 Together we profit through knowledge, we enjoy the learning. Gradually we realize our goals, evoking past memories. 12 1 Vv 1 Hr ti • a . ta ■i • r M fi • J ■ Hp B pi 1 1 1 Hf, ' «(• 1 M siy Wu 1 Through God ' s love manifested, we wil acknowledge the truth. 14 • ir ,-. . . . till their utterance fills every land, till their messages reach the ends of the world. Psalm 18:5 V 15 Greatness is but the composite of many little well put together. well done and C. Fowler, Jr. Administration, Faculty Encourage Development Under the capable supervision of Father Robert Hammond Prin- cipal, and Sister Maureen Therese, Assistant Principal, Central Cath- olic has prospered throughout the 1966-67 school year. These two dynamic people head a faculty composed of priests, sisters, laymen and wom- en who work to educate the student in many aspects con- cerned with school life. Many of the teachers dedicate their time to moderate the extracurricular clubs and organizations after regular class hours. During the past year, some of the faculty members have been taking extra courses to keep abreast of the times in their specific field. All the teachers work as a unit to challenge the searching minds of the students at CCHS. They are interested in you and your future. 17 CCHS Personnel d 11 1 ' KJ His Excellency, Leo A. Pursley, is the Bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend diocese. The Most Reverend Monsignor William Lester, former CCHS principol, is now the Catholic School Superintendent. In addition to his position as head bas- ketball coach and Athletic Director, AAr. Leon Youngpeter has assumed the office of Administrative Assistant to Father Hammond. His new duties alleviate some of the pressure on the principal as he now serves as public relations and dis- ciplinary manager. 18 Share Burdens and Responsibilities Father Joseph Emanuel, Guidance Director, Is available to all for counciling and college information. Mr. Charles Pendergost Is our business manager and Is always ready to supply your school needs including textbooks. Mrs. Bernice Ocken, 2nd floor office Mrs. Betty Roller and Mrs. Bernice Ocken spend endless hours working in the first and second floor offices respectively. Student life cards, correspondence and mail keep them busy. 19 Combined Faculty Convey Understanding Real joy comes not from ease or riches but from doing something worthwhile. Sir W. Grenfell fJj ht-y yL ' 20 — •- ■- - - — TKUy fT::rtW Provide an incentive to think. C, E. Johnson 21 Sister Alice Home Management Foods and Clothing Tailoring Sister Ann Carita Algebra, Geometry Mr. Alois Buchneit English, Speech Father Dave Carkenord, Religion Sister Constance Typing, Business Math Mr. James Delaney Applied Drafting, Physical Science, Geometry Dedication ... a Keynote to Sincerity Sister Dolores Ann Latin, Biblical Literature Mrs. Fortner English Sister Francis Gertrude English Christian Family Living, Christian Civilization Sister Francis Theodore World Culture, Guidance Orientation Father Joseph Gall Religion Miss Julia Heighway Physical Education, Health and Safety 22 Teachers ' Enthusiasm Aim at All Central Catholic Classes When a man is given wisdom, it shines in his face. Proverbs 8:1 Sister Helen Mary Latin, English and Virgil «S V«i ' s w Sister Irma Ignatio English Father Robert Jaeger Religion Sister Jean Margaret Chemistry, Biology, Religion Sister Joseph Louise Algebra, Geometry, Analytic Calculus Sister Josita Spanish Mr. Thomas Kaough English Father John Kuzmich Religion Sister Lawrence Government, History Sister Loretta Mary Algebra and Chemistry Mr. Robert Lett History, Geography Sister Louis Marie Latin, Guidance Orientation Mr. John Mahoney World Culture, English 23 Sister Marie Anita Biology, English Sister AAary Aileen Biology, English Sister Marietta English, Religion Sister Mary Frances French, Christian Civilization Sister Mary Roberta Typing, Shorthand, Transcript Sister Mary Teresa Library Mr. James McCIintock English, Biblical Literature Father Patrick McNulty Religion Mr. Paul Miller Mr. Edward Morris Mr. George Mulligan Sister Pauline History, Physical Education Government, Physica Education English Journalism, Christian Civilization, English The way not to live a monotonous life is to live for others. Bishop Sheen Sister Petrann Typing, Book and Record keeping Father Camillo Tirabassi Religion Sister W n ' ired Algebra, Physics, Trigonometry 24 r ' v . ■■zsa Standing in the new Clinton Room is the cafeteria staff comprised of, from left to right, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Keating, Mrs. Robbins, Miss Hepker, and Mrs. Schlink. Clinton Room Brightens Life at CCHS Along with the appearance of our Clinton Room have come the many changes involved. Patience and co-operation have enabled the cafeteria staff to carry out their duties of cooking and serving the new lunch system with new equip- ment at a new location. The challenge of this change has been met and the result is the efficient management of the Clinton Room. The work of the custodians at Central Catholic is a varied and demanding job. Their services are needed by every class. Besides the duties of cleaning the school, these men are involved in the care of the Clinton Room. Their ef- ficiency enables the students and faculty to take pride in the appearance of their school. Pictured above are Al Snowder and John Diomente who hove shared some of the maintenance duties at CC during the 1966-1967 school year. Energy and persistence conquer all things. B. Franklin 25 Class officers; Cathy Craighead, v. -president; Paul Hayden, treo- surer; Ruth Miller, secretory; Gary Franze, president. L. Avila M. Bongert A. Barile V B. Barrone JisiCvJ 1 mki ' iM R. Barrone M. Barva J. Bauer E. Bouman C. Bonhom B. Boyle A. Bradley N. Bregenzer H di h C. Briggs G. Carboni D. Carey N. Carr C. Ceccanese I. Charais M. Christman S. Clark ih A. Colone J. Conrad m mh E. Contadeluci J. Cooper Freshmen Encounter Irish Traditions The first step one makes is the one on which depends the rest of one ' s days. Voltaire The freshman student ' s first hesitating steps along the halls of Central Catholic High School are an indication of his future development here. There are changes to be made, new customs and terms to be learned. The protective shell of a familiar grade-school routine gives way to the fas- cinating, but alien, world of Central Catholic. The new student cannot sit back and wait for the es- tablished routine to adjust itself to his desires. Of course, teachers and officials are willing to help in any way they can; but the primary responsibility for a successful be- ginning in high school rests with the student himself. Par- ticipation in the classroom, compliance with regulations, belief in the school ' s traditions — all of these will govern the freshman ' s next three years here. Too often, the freshman class feels pushed aside amidst the maze of upperclassmen activity. The attitude becomes one of only half belonging to a student body that doesn ' t seem to care. This is not true. Everything that is only ob- served today can be participated in during three years o f tomorrows. Central Catholic High School not only wants its freshmen; it needs them. The Class of 1970 is not just looking towards this school ' s future — it is its future. p. Crabil C. Craighead C. Craighead 27 Orientation Day, C. Cummings C. Daley L. Daugherty W. Daugherty M. Derheimer C. Desmonds J. Dilley A. Dittloff £i ' % T. Dook M. Doetsch M, Dunten J. Eakin D. Ealing R. Ehinger S. Ehinger R, Erne D. Fair M. Farrell A. Federspie! V. Fetzer l dihdA J- Finfon J. Finfon R. Firks P. Fislier D. Fleckenstein M. Fletter G. Franze M. Freeman - . .,,— .-. • ' 7 -,.■, x. . M. Furman D. Fyfe A. Gallegos J. Gardlik D. Garriott J. Garvison G. Gase G. Geary 28 t V ' i— ' yiwi. ■- -. j: ' . September 6, Initiates 299 Freshmen M. Gfell M. Giant D. Gill J. Girardot iii i Before beginning, a diligent prepara- tion should be mode. Cicero Each year, the incoming freshmen assemble exclusively to acquaint themselves with Central Catholic ' s halls, rules, teachers, and traditions. This past fall, the frosh met in the gymnasium on September 6. The students were as- signed to their homerooms and were given a shortened schedule to learn the location of their various classes. The crucial point of being a freshman becomes a reality when that fateful bell rings, announcing the first exchange of classes. This initial, hesitant push through crowded, un- familiar corridors becomes, in a few short weeks, a well- known path for Central Catholic ' s new class. This experience brings new fears and new smiles as the freshmen find themselves in the middle of associated chaos. However, the Class of 1970 soon became accustomed to the new mode of learning, as has every other class. K. Glasch R. Gnau C. Gomez M. Gomez D. Gonzalez R. Gorman 29 Freshmen Homerooms 202 and 208 kiL «k ' hdmi H. Haintz E. Hambrock E. Hamilton J. Hecke It tV . L J. Henkenius S. Hensinger M. Herb P. Herber G. Hermes J. Hernandez C. Hofer Homeroom 202, under the management of Sister Pauline, won first place in the 1966 Candy Drive I ' C A. Hogan J. Hogan A M K. Hurst - S. ;V t • w tasm m- .- -t r.yi - Top Annual Seaway Candy Drive k ii iLMJId k M. Imler M. Indrecc T. Jackson M. Jacobs M. Johnson P. Johnson S. Johnson J. Johnston K. Kinfz J. Kinzer T. Kirk G. Kleber R. Kleber J. Klein V. Klein G. Klepper r h. ' .]t rESW f STKlI il!Sra WATHJra S ! M h£ p. Kuras J. Lahmeyer R. Lauer D. Leffers S. Leinker k L. Lemish J. Lewis R. Lichtsinn K. Lombardo D. Lomont M. Mangona M. Marciniak D. Marquardt i 4 M. Martin J. Mason A. Masters C. Maydwell W. McAfee M. McCue A. McDonie! K. McDonold 31 © ft p. Menefee P. Meyer P. Michalec P. Milewsk ia)k K. Miller M. Miller R. Miller J. Minich P. Monnier C. Monroe M. Moran b B. Nau k R. Navarro J. Niemeyer a£ ? J. Offerle N. Osterholt J. Palmer t f f ■■ , ) -.Jits . ' . V. Morel K. Moreo J. Mowan M. Murnane B. Nix C. O ' Brien J. Ochoa M. Oetting D. Offerle Gym Adds J. Palmer D. Panyard S. Papenbrock R. Parker K. Perrey S. Quandt A. Ramsey C. Ranly S. Reichard R. Renteria I. Resendez J. Reuille D. Richardson A. Rodriquez R. Roebel J. Roehling K. Roembke Activity and Vigor to Academic Schedules -♦? -I N. Rush W. Sample C. Samreto K. Sanders I remember my youth and the feeling that will never come back any more — the feeling that I could last forever, out- last the sea, the earth, and all men. Joseph Conrad Many heolthly freshmen stalk the halls of Central Catholic due to the lively efforts presented in their gym classes. Although the growth of intellectual ability is a main goal at C.C, the growth of a healthy body is of equal importance. Miss Heighway, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Morris help exuberant newcomers rid themselves of unused energy. Girls engage In activities which include volleyball, basketball, tumbling, whiffleball, and a variety of exercises. At the same time, the boys are occupied with push-ups, relay races, free- for-alls , and many kinds of calisthenics, each in- volving both brains and brawn. Sportsmanship, responsibility, respect, and a score of other valuable qualities are developed. The self-discipline gained through this athletic competi- tion will remain with this year ' s freshman and im- print a lasting influence on his future years. D. Sandoval N. Sandoval M. Schaab R. Schenkel 33 y Sister Francis Theodore, 209, quizzes a student in her World Culture class. Frosh Introduced to The entire object of true education is to make people not merely do the right things, but enjoy them — not merely just, but to hunger and thirst after justice — not merely learned, but to love knowledge. John Ruskin fM R. Schenkel J. Schnurr J. Schoenle C. Schuhler M. Shadle B. Shoemaker N. Silvo R. Simonis G. Singleton A. Skevington Mr. James Delaney explains a point to his Applied Draft- ing class. P. Sullivan R. Swihort T. Taylor J. Teusch R. Thelen 34 • .j a- m ' ?rfi !.Tj«r;- ' . . - r- New and Varied Areas of Learning a J. Thomas G. Thompson F. Todoran M. Torres M. Troendly M. VersTynen K. Vodde C. Voors T. Wagner F. Waikei D. Walker M. Walker ' p. Walker R. Walker £A M M. Ward S. Weber M. Welfle R. Wells D. Westrick 1405739 Freshmen English students are instructed by Mr. John Mahoney. J. Whitocre S. Wiegman R. WIegmann G. Williams M. Winicker P. Wirtner J. Wisnioch R. Wyatt T. Yohne K. Yarnelle M. Yates M. Yentes A. Zepedo C. Zwick 35 W. Bierbaum S. Biesiada S. Bobilya The joy of youth and health his eyes displayed, and ease of heart his every look conveyed. — George Crable ■AVyV - E. Bogdon -1 ii G. Bolinger M. Bonham L lk E. Bowers J. Boxberger V. Boyle J. Brase h k. K. Braun M. Brewer D. Brezovacki D. Britten it. C. Brothers J. Bruck B. Brunner S. Carmean Sophomores Develop Through Activities With a year of experience behind them, the members of the class of ' 69 are justifiably proud of their school. Since last year, these timid and shy freshmen have emerged into enthusiastic and spirited sophomores, ready and will- ing for more. The sophomores have a right to be proud. They hove achieved a good scholastic record and some members of the class have won awards. They hove supported their teams through all types of games, and even the girls show some athletic talents. These sophomores have also had another new experi- ence. They have made their social debut. The annual ' Sophomore Sox Hop ' , their first taste of a big dance, has left them hungry for an even bigger dance next year. Other sophomores have excelled in the school ' s plays, either acting or working behind the scenes. The class of ' 69 proves that the spirit and enthusiasm of C. C, is increasing. These forceful sophomores are a credit to the school, and the school is proud of them. S. Coffee R. Comte F. Contadeluci J. Corbot 37 A. Cox New The Sophomore Class Officers — President Tom Freistroffer, Vice-President Linda Megles, Treasurer Steve Johns, and Secretary Margaret Rosswurm — urge class unity through the Sophomore Class Council. 4i T. Coyne M. Craighead R. Craney A. Cruz L. Cummings G. Delamarter T. Derloshon G. Dewald MAlk. p. Didrick D. Doak T. Doehrman J. Doetsch A M Alfi N. Dumato K. Dwire T, Ebetino A. Ehinger C. Ellison R. Escobedo L. Ewald 38 )r C. Folk C. Farmer R. Federspiel K. Filbin f « R. Filbin C. Fleck L. Fleckenstein Officers Encourage Unity in the Class of ' 69 All your strength is in your union. All danger is your discord; Therefore be at peace henceforward, and as brothers live together. — Longfellow — ■ G. Furman R. Gaffer D. Gatchell M. Geary S. Giant M. Gibson D. Gipson P. Glasch J) N. Freiburger T. Freistroffer A. Frtstnger mh K. Gerardot J. Gerhard L. Gerhardstein 1 k £ E. Gorman P. Gottfried D. Grawcock Aii cm hdkdk C. Hagan K. Hagan J. Hake H. Halley J. Halter M. Halter R. Harber 39 Domestics and Science Enrich Sophomores Science is a little bit like the air you breathe — It is everywhere. — President Eisenhower — 4 WmMi J. Jacobs B. Jansen S. Johns J. Johnson K. Johnson R. Johnson R. Junk Rila Snyder demonstrates the proper way to sew a seam in Sister Alice ' s Home Economics Class. The girls learn how to sew and cook basic meals. ■ idiM J. Keefer P. Keever C. Keller Af ' i- ' Jt M. Kelly pp; 1 S. Kelly J. Kimes rf :- ?g '  .y ' ' . D. Kline S. Klotz te K. Knopp J. Koester R. Koester M. Koontz Sister Marie Anita explains the structure of cells to Debbie Roth during a Sophomore Biology Lab. F =5; B. Kumfer G. Laguna J, Lahmeyer R. Lauer Itkl T. Lauer D. Linton M. Lotti J. Luther d ' M N. Lytle A. Madru -J in ' C. Magner J. Maher =;-. . ifedkiteA i fe iik T. Mangona A. Marciniak T. Mason P. Mattingly T. McCutcheon R. McGrew K. McMahan 41 The Reserve Cheerleaders, Sue Coffee, Joan Brase, and Linda Ranly, captain develop Sophomore spirit through cheers with straight motions. The Sophomores M. Meyer P. Michalec C. Millberg J. Millberg h i rm C. Miller R. Miller L Mills R. Minnick S. Monroe I. Morgan C. Motherwell M. Moyer M. Neutiaus S, Neuhous S. Neuman J. Nix J. Noll ik ki R. Nov ' els J. Obringer 42 ' i ' .U ' r-y-tr rn ti Z-; i h mik M. O ' Connor M. Getting E. Offerle O. Ortiz J. Papenbrock E. Parra F. Pena Enthusiastically Participate in Sports iiii R. Pe rry S. Pietzak D. Plumb Pohl iin ACbiik C. Quinn P. Rodemaker L. Rainey L Ranly C. Rentschler C. Reynolds D. Riegling M. Rietdorf U. i lll J. Rizzo T. Roebel Ai idm T. Roehling K. Roemke J. Rogers M. Rogers k% C. Polubinsky B. Porter L. Powers D. Reber M. Rechr C. Reed Members of the Sophomore Class ore eager to support the re- serve team. These students provide the backing necessary for victory. Happiness Is . . Happiness is a habit — cultivate it. — Elbert Hubbard — R. Rorick i iii - D. Rowdabaugh S. Runkle Happiness doesn ' t come from doing what we like to do but from liking what we have to do. — Wilfred Peterson — S. Sarrazin M. Scheie R. Scherer S. Schlmmele M. Schnurr k ftik L. Senesac M. Shaffer G. Shaul Smith D. Thieme S. Thieme J. Tholen B. Thomas G. Thorne Sophomore Year M, Tilbury D. Til M. Till N. Toam S. Turley G. Turner So little done — so much to do. — Edgar Watson Howe — C. Wells S. Wiegman D. Wiegmann M. Wiegmonn ikk -■ z ii4 k J. Vodde J. Voirol R. Vorndran mM R. Weikarf M. Weldon R. Winicker D. Woods L. Wyatt B. Yentes J. Yerrick R. York M. Zent P. Zent P. Zepeda 45 I •■ « dgSiM K. Alexander R. Alfeld C. Alt E. Alvarez J. Andrews G. Arche S. Augustyniak M. Aviia r I C. Baily D. Bandor B. Bangert D. Banut P. Baumgartner C. Beck k% J. Beck J. Becker W. Bentley M. Bergel k |3|gg|gg2£{ ■)i ' Hlf- ,, ■ WWIW L li Juniors Progress Through Knowledge Knowledge — suddenly this has become very important. The future is not as far away as we imagine. Our first three years at Central Catholic have slipped by and we have only one year left of high school. With this realization comes a desire to attain all the knowledge we can; Knowl- edge of chemistry and Algebra II ... a deeper knowledge of our faith — which is our life; a knowledge of home ec; a knowledge of the history of our nation. As we progress through this knowledge we know we have achieved something meaningful. We now have a better understanding of people, and of life itself. At last we realize what an important year this has been. R. Brough J. Bruggeman C. Bryie K. Bubb 47 Juniors Readily Accept Responsibilities K. Buelow K. Cains H. Campbell J. Carboni C. Clemens D. Colley S. Conrad S. Cox T. Cuellor S. Davis B. Debets I. de la Guardia AA . L K. Carroll M. Caruso A. Charais M. Craft L. Craighead N. Crouse S. Delcmarter F. Derheimer D. Devaux if M. Dicmente L. Dodane D. Doerhing G. Douglas Junior officers Jim Andrews, Mike Marciniak, Carol Alt and Honk Freistoffer discuss plans for the Junior Dance. T. Eakin D. Eostgate 48 y. ji ri I The voice of the people is the voice of God. Alcuin The Juniors have proved themselves to be real leaders. Within their class one can see true unity. But someone must mold and shape this unity which begins to grovi in Freshman year. This is the job of the elected officers and congress. Certainly they couldn ' t have done this alone — they needed the participation of every boy and girl. Their goal vi as to bring their class closer together, and they have achieved success. C. Escobedo L. Folk K. Faulkner E. Franklin L. Freiburger H. Freistroffer R. Fremion iAift P. Goffer L. Gater R. Gebhart C. Gerger G. Gensic E. Gill J. Gibson 49 4ikiiftii J. Henry M. Herber T. Herr Research means that you don ' t know but are willing to learn. C. F. Kettering T. Hogan J. Horstman D. Ruber ' kCM M. Gladieux P. Grawcock J. Greurlach K. Haxby K. Hazelton T. Helmkamp K. Hettinger J. HHI M. Hippenhamer T. Hobbs Y. Hutfsell K. Imler D. Isbell S. Johnson J. Johnston T. Jones L. Junk N. Justice C. Kahlenbecl K. Koliker 50 New Challenges Met by Class of ' 68 p. Kiester C. Kirmes N. Kimmel VfliA C. Kleber thi id A L. Krock S. Kroemer K. Kinsey T. Koch C. Krouse R. Lahmeyer As new challenges arise, the Juniors readily rise to meet the situation. They realize that they are the future leaders of the school and of society. They have met the challenges of this year with the idea of bettering themselves and their classmates. They have accepted the challenges of science, unity, and education. The future is seen and action token to improve it. dimilil [ yJ S Kohrman L. Krayer L. Krock G. Lindsay M. Linker A. Lobrillo Our imagination is the only limit to what we can hope to have in the future. C. F. Kettering 51 L C. Lothamer k i J. Martin - «r C. Martinez mmM t diM M. Mason N. McAfee L. McAllister K. McBride PS The Juniors make their own opportunities. They are not content to wait for opportunities, but create them for themselves. They realize where they ore going as a class and have the ability to reach their goal. They recognize their opportunities and moke others to further themselves in school and in future life. M. McCue M. McDowell L. Meehan Metzger D. Meyer A. Miller P. Mills P. Minich J. Minick M. Minnick God does not want us to do extraordinary things; He wants us to do ordinary things extraordinarily well. Bishop Gore r ' V D. Monnier J. Moore J. Moser L G. Moyer N. Nagel P. Neuhous ' .xaV a iLim. if i? XWSJ.TW1 ' . The Journalism class learns to communicate through the printed word. C.C. Juniors Recognize Opportunities M. Perkins J. Perrey G. Petersen M. Pettit V. Phillips E. Pietraszewski D. Quinn P. Quinn V. Radu G. Reader 53 We Do Not Remember Da WE DO NOT REMEMBER DAYS, WE REMEMBER MOMENTS. Cesare Pavese What makes a moment worth remembering? The requirements vary with every individual. For some the moment of a winning touchdown is enough for a lasting memory. For others it may be the pride felt in putting out the very first issue of the Shamrock or the happiness felt in cheering for the Irish team. The mind is a scrapbook and every page will one day hold a priceless memory from this year. Elected members of the homecoming court, Peggy Kiester and Becky Keefer, enioy a convertible ride. L. Senesoc M. Shoulin M. Sienk D. Resendez T. Riegling L. Robinson tff iVW C. Romano i: i J. Schoenle J. Schott S. Schulien B. Scott G. Silva M. Slater A. Smith : M, mh J. Snoke B. Somers A. Soo L. Sordelet B. Spreen G. Stein M. Steinbrecher 54 fa ys, We Remember Moments . J. Todoran R. Tn tl K. Vaughn Mt A; d M. Vaughn S. Vaughn S. Verstynen M. Trott R. Vachon D. Van Gheluwe mdh F. Vodde W. Voors J. Vought L. Wait C. Walker D. Walsh K. Ward L. Weinhold P. Welling P. Warm D. Wyaft K. Wyatt L. Zollinger Memory is when you look back and the answers float in to who, what, when, and where . . . Carl Sandburg Then Job answered and said; I have heard this sort of thing many times . . . Job 16; 1,2 •- - . 00 ■ U -4 When Psalms surprise me with their music And antiphons turn to rum The Spirit sings: the bottom drops out of my soul . . . Thomas Merton ' AiM. iL. iArVl rjSL Organizations Present Challenge Through Responsibility Organizations help round out a student ' s day at Central Catholic. Some organizations are extensions of the classroom. They help the student gain more knowledge and experience in fields where he has special interest. The three language clubs, Latin, French, and Spanish, aid the students by delving into the culture and history of the people in addition to the basic grammar and sentence structure of the language. The Science Club brings speakers to CC each month to lecture on Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics. Some organizations are completely separate from the curriculum and introduce students to new vistas not offered in the classroom. The Mission Club uses its weekly collection money for the advancement of American and over- seas missions. Th e Student Spiritual Council helps Father Hammond and the religion teach- ers to guide the spiritual life of all at CCHS. Providing development to calculating minds through tournaments is the Chess Club. Some organizations require many hours of the student ' s time after class. Every member of the Music Department will agree that the hard work renders a feeling of satisfaction and ful- fillment. Home Economics prepares girls to cope with all types of household situations from cooking to home management. 57 The Central Catholic Symphonic Band. Row 1: Jane Monroe, Debbie Winter, Marilyn Erpelding, Michele Brewer, Beth Brunner, Shirley Christen, Donna Thieme, Cindy Murray, Nancy Osterholt, Barbara Nix, Noncee Brunner, Dianne Lomont, Mary Lawrence, Joyce Wuttke; Row 2: Joe Seyfert, Ron Rorick, Phil Eakin, Morcia Dick, Mike Schnurr, Carole Kimes, Kathy Hazel- ton, Mike Runkle, John Gospodarek, John Thieme, Cathy Craighead, Sandy Runkle, Mike Ruesewald; Row 3: Rhonda Gebhort, Peggy Radermaker, Patty Didrick, Richard Brown, Karen Roemke, Jeannine Coffee, Kathy Braun, Marsha Neuhaus, Kathy Hettinger, Janice Monroe; Row 4: Sharon Alt, Jean Reuille, Georjean Hazelton, Mary Verstynen, Greg Straessle, Joe Orth, Emmett Bogdon, Lorry Vielkind, John Haslup, Ralph Wells, Don Rowdabough, Dan Rowdabough, Frank Waikel, Tom Bauer, Charlie Stinau, Larry Frei- burger, Jim Broucek, George Gensic, Mike Roemer; Row 5: Kathy Haxby, Beth Hamilton, Cindy Gebhort, Steve Rorjck, Charles Voors, Bill Voors, Jim Keefer, Mr. Woods, Steve McMoster, Lyndell Morgan, Carol Reed, Charlie Moydwell, Anthony Masters. The band officers for the 1966-67 school year. Seated left to right: Mike Roemer, vice-president: Janice Monroe, secretary: Joe Seyfert, president: Jane Monroe, secretary: Ron Rorick, treasurer. Standing: Sandy Runkle, Rhonda Gebhort, Kathy Hettinger, librarians: Mike Ruesewald, drum major: Mary Lawrence, histonon; Donna Thieme, librarian. 58 ' • . MR IMTTHTJMM Music Develops Self-Expression Mr. Woods The CC Dance Band which provides entertainment for various social events throughout the school year. Left to right. Row 1: Tom ' Koch (absent from picture), Phil Eakin, Ron Rorick, Mike Ruesewold, Joe Seyfert, John Gos- podorek, and John Thieme,- Row 2: Larry Vtelkind, Emmett Bogdon, Joe Orth, Greg Straessle, Mike Roemer, George Gensic, Jim Broucek, and Larry Freiburger; Row 3; Steve McMaster, Joyce Wuttke, Marilyn Erpeiding, Steve Rorick; Mr. Woods. 59 The Symphonic Orchestra is composed of members of the string orchestra and select members of the concert bond. Left to right, Row 1 : Mary Jo Herber, Mary Beth Brough, Jim Keefer, Rosemary Federspiel, Jane Doetsch, Teresa Derloshon, Kathy Herber, Mary Ann Neuhaus; Row 2: Ma rianne Bonhom, Patti Neuhaus, Mike Runkle, Kathy Hazeiton, Carole Kimes, Mike Schnurr, Michele Brewer, Marilyn Erpelding, Deborah Winter, Jane Monroe, Joyce Wuttke, Mary Lawrence, John Gospodorek, John Thieme, Sandy Runkle, Mike Ruesewald, Yvonne Huttsell; Row 3; Patti Sullivan, Mary Jacobs, Kathy Haxby, Steve Rorick, Joe Seyfert, Ron Rorick, Phil Eakin, Rhonda Gebhart, Marcia Dick, Janice Monroe, Kathy Hettinger, Kathy Braun, Frank Waikel, Carol Reed, Steve McMaster, Larry Rooks; Row 4: Em- mett Bogdon, Joe Orth, Greg Straessle, Mike Roemer, George Gensic, Jim Broucek; Mr. Woods. The Central Catholic Golden Shamrock Marching Band, composed of Sym- phonic Band members, adds much to the spirit of football and basket- ball games by providing half-time entertainment for the many spectators. The marching band also represents CC in various parades throughout the year. i : .LA. r . ' -y myju-r ' - -Tf. Music Provides Entertainment Officers for the String Orchestra are, seated left to right: Mary Beth Brough, secretory; Tereso Derloshon, president; Mary Ann Neuhaus, vice-president; Stand- ing: Mary Jo Herber, historian; Kathy Herber, trea- surer; Yvonne Huttseli, Patti Sullivan, and Marianne Bonhom, librarians. f Members of the String Orchestra are; Row 1: Mary Jo Herber, Mary Beth V Brough, Jim Keefer, Rosemary Federspiel, Jane Doetsch, Teresa Derloshon, Kathy Herber, Mary Ann Neuhous; Row 2: Marianne Bonham, Patti Neu- haus, Patti Sullivan, Mary Jacobs, Joyce Wuttke, Larry Rooks, Steve Mc- Master, Yvonne Huttseli; Mr. Woods. 61 The Concert Chair is made up of members. Row 1: Susie Walsh, Bob Offerle, Mary Ann Neuhaus, Richard Reeves, Linda Everts; Row 2: Greg Moyer, John Martin, Susan Augustyniok, John Rizzo, Patti Georgie Walther, Phil Meurer, Mark Federspeii; Bressler, Robert Mr. Woods. Clubs Stem From Curriculum The Concert Choir is led by officers, seated left to right: Patti Bressler, secretary; Susie Walsh, president; Linda Everts, vice-president; Georgie Walther, treasurer; Standing: Phil Meurer, John Martin, Richard Reeves, Bob Offerle, librarians. The Central Catholic Varsity Chorus, conducted after regular school hours, is composed of, left to right. Row 1: Nora Sandoval, Nora Silva, Beth Roach, Virginia Klein, Marilyn Erpelding, Julio Palmer, Cathy Hatfield, Debbie Marquardt, Patti Sullivan, Peggy Schoob, Sandra Hart, Carol Alt, Diane Miller, Diane Riegling; Row 2: Irene Resendez, Diane Sandoval, Julie Henkenius, Victoria Betts, Judy Offerle, Marie-France Miller, Cecile L- Wirtner, Barbara Goodwin, Rebecca Borrone, Sharon Alt, Cathy Craig- head; Row 3: Eva Henkenius, Donna Bronnon, Moryonne Marciniak, Mory- ann Caruso, Diane Resendez, Charlene Craighead; Row 4: Michael Stein, John Martin, Joe Seyfert, Greg Straessle, Dennis O ' Connor, Jerry Gill, Phil Eakin, Larry Freiburger, Ralph Wells; Mr. Woods. 1 62 ■ , .,.......«i fcjfc y Spanish Club officers are: Bill Busching, v. pres.; Susie Walsh, pres.; Jonis Kroemer, sec.; Sister Josita, mod.; and Phil Meurer, trees. French Club officers are: Greg Frisinger, v. pres.; Steve Mongono, treas.; Sister Frances, mod.; and Dawn Newsom, pres. Nancy Sommers, sec. absent when picture taken. Latin Club officers are: Chris Boyard, v, pres.; Tom Smith, pres.; Rita Alter, sec.; and Sister Helen Mary, mod. Organizations Stimulate. . . Sister Alice shows Linda Span lUe right -way to pin a hem. The Ideas of Tomorrow Future Homemakers of America include: front; Marilyn Vorndran; back; Roseann Buonomo, Deborah Hoifley and Cynthia Andersen. Sewing is only one of the many arts of homemoking that girls learn in Home Economics. 64 Science Club officers are: Barb Kampschmidt, treas.; Sister Winifred, mod.; Mike Miller, pres.; Tom Smith, v. pres.; and Jill Gusching, sec. The SSC gives Sister Maureen Theresa a present in honor of her name day Chess Club moderator, Sister Mary Teresa, treas,, Linda Doetsch and pres. Robert Offerle watch Phil Eakin, sec, and Joe Sablic, v. pres., in an exciting match. f- ' Student Spiritual sec.; Tom Smith, Mary Aileen, mod, Council officers ore: Becky Keefer, pres.; Marita Borile, v. pres.; Sister ; and Honk Freistroffer, treas. ..£ 65 -..iww. Activities Stimulate Growth As the sun sets on one ' s high school days, only the memories and friendships remain. The close as- sociation with people; the tender, sometimes loving relationships are the result of the working and playing together in the field of human activities. Any school with- out activities is no school at all and likewise a school with out- standing activities is equally out- standing. This is Central Catholic. The Irish have made it that way and the Irish will remember it that way. 67 A new city-wide organization is the Youth Council. Representing C.C. are: seated, Maureen Dillion, recording sec, Bruce Boxberger. Standing, Don Bojrob, Mike Marciniok, Bob Bonsib. Citizenship Promoted Actively involved in Safety Council this year ore; Row 1, Laura Bierbaum, Row 2, Don Boirob, Barb Kompschmidt, Row 3, Bill Koester, Ken Ringle. X5JJ S Un relentless in their job of pro- moting good literature is the Citi- zens for Decent Literature Organiza- tion. Officers for this year are: Mar- garet Luther, Mike Miller, Bob Bon- sib, Pres, Steve Bonsib, and Laura Bierbaum. 68 To educate the intelligence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants J. R. Lowell Through Service Leading the new Service Club in its first year of operation are Margy Rondot, treasurer, Kothy Herber, vice president, Pat Rosswurm, secretary and Dick Broucek, President. Con- gratulating the officers are Sister Maureen Therese and Mr. McClintock. Money is essential for efficient operation of any organizotion. Most of the funds for the Service Club have come through dances such as the one above. Seniors enjoying themselves on a bus trip to an away gome moke en- deavors of this type worthwhile. 69 Business manager of publications is Sr. Joseph Louise. Her right hand men are L. to R. Mike Miller, advertising; Jill Gusching, advertising; Marilo Bar J lie, circulation and Colleen Quinn, circulation. Planning together the next issue of SHAMROCK is the 66-67 SHAMROCK staff Seated back: Dick Broucek, Mike Ruesewald, Sr. Pauline (advisor). Standing back ore: Margo McNolly, Bob Bonsib, Sue Avilo and Maureen Dil- lon (editor-in-chief). Seated front are Pot Hubner and Pot Harber. 70 Working hard throughout the year to produce this year book was the Echo staff. Seated L. to R. are: Laura Ley, Laura Bierbaum (co-ed iter), Sr. Pauline (moderator), Claudia Huguenard (co-editor), Cindy Anderson, Deb Scheie, Terry Derloshon, Barb Kompschmidt, Kothy O ' Connor. Stand- ing L. to R. are Jill Gushing, Sue Jordon, Mike Meyer, Bob Bonsib, Barb Schenkel, Mike Ruesewald, Donna Lomont, Kathy Schenher. Special con- gratulations to Laura and Claudia. Publications Teach Perseverance Through Hard Work Capturing forever the life oround C.C. were the SHAMROCK and ECHO staff photographers. L. to R. are Mike Miller, Bob Offerle, Bob Bonsib and Gary Bauer. 71 Keeping the school supplied with technical help in the daily use of the projectors, and tape recorders are Mike Miller, Larry Rooks, Ken McMohan, Dan Modru, Tom Lauer, Larry Crair. Those helping Sr. Mary Teresa run the Library are members of the Library Club. Pictured here are Rosie Desmonds, sec- retary, Jeanie Bergman, president, Sue Jordan, treasurer, Nancy Roehling, vice president. Relieving the overburdened teachers of some of their more tedious work qre the members of the Teachers Interest Club. Involved in the picture are Row ]. Linda Roth, president, Sr. Helen Mary, Row 2. Denise Hart, trea- surer, Bob Martin, vice president, Diane Miiewski, secretary. Clubs Provide Service to School Y 5l s5ST? ■r. s5l A:+,V ' t ' -■ .?a ' • ?.. yv Keeping bodies healthy as well as the mind is the Red Cross lead by Pat Hubner, treasurer, Sue Avila, secretary, Sr. Francis Gertrude, Claudia Huguenard, president, and Mary Sommors, vice president. Virtue grows out of one ' s concern for others Cleaning the Chapel is a job of the Veronica Guild lead by Patti Bressler, Linda Ewald, and Laura Ley, president. In the true spirit of Christian brotherhood the Mission Club is consistently giving financial aid to the Missions. Shown here are Terrie Sauter, vice president, John Martin, recording sec, Margy Rondot, treasurer, Janis Kroenner , president, Art Miller, corresponding sec, and 5r. Joseph Louise. Spirit of Christian Living Blooms Actively involved in many various activities around the school ore the Daughters of Mary. Leading the Daughters ore Sr. Petrann, Barb Gabet, Sue Gibson, J. Harber, Mary Franl in, Pat Harris, Judy Sitko, Rosie Des- monds, Linda Wait. 73 ff Students Present Theater of the Absurd [ don ' t like it, says Jackie Perry as the girl. Other cast members ore: Chuck Clayton and Dan Lynch (reporters), Pat Hagan, in perch, as Zeus. The women offer comfort to Job. L. to R. are Marie Sfeinbrecher, Ruth Bieber, Georgie Walther, Joan Lubomirski, and Cecile Wirtner. Zeus (Pat Hagan) looks on. Job (Tom Weikart) finds Sarah (Laura Ley) after an H-Bomb explosion. C.D.O. officers ore Dan Lynch and Chuck Clayton. 74 It is better to create than to be learned; creating is the essence of life — Niebuhr At a practice session Tom Weikort and Laura Ley work to interpret a scene. Mr. Thomas Koough directs the plays at C.C. Here he is showing voice articulation to the cast of J.B. Lorry Rooks, Bob Martin and Phil Meuer work hard on the technical end of our plays. Their experience in this field has helped make the plays a large success. 75 ' ): ' ' SK ' - ' ■ :! ' ■: ' -!■ I ' ji}iiii:fim iims«mmir; -• S- N ' f The very first step toward wisdom is the desire for discipline. Wisdom 5:18-19 Sports Spotlight 1966-1967 Sport is the pitting of one ' s body against another for the purpose of defeating that other. Sports are as different as the people who play them. Basket- ball demands size, speed, and agility; Football asks for tre- mendous strength; Golf needs concentration and accurate abil- ity; Cross Country demands long windedness; Wrestling needs smooth co-ordination, where tennis needs agility. The sacri- fice that the boys go through should also be noted. A large amount of time and a large amount of sacrifice are the keys to success. C.C. was well represented in all sports in tough city compe- tition, and although our school ' s population was small, it gave a fine, rousing demonstration of itself in spirit and ability. 77 .a 1 M 3S 7r Sf j iBt ie s m 7-? Varsity Team, left to right: Row 1. Ed Howard, Norb Nagel, Steve Dela- marter, Jerry Henry, Bob Escobedo, George Andrio; 2. Manager — Steve Bonsib, Mike Poitras, Dave Bogenschutz, Bob Trevino, Mark Minnich, Don Bonut, Gary Archer, Ed Alvarez; 3. John Hiil, Greg Frisinger, Steve Rondot, Jay Snyder, Steve Johns, Mike Zent, Bob Alfeld, Norb McAfee, Hank Frei- stoffer, Denny Monnier, Coach Anderson; 4. Bob Brough, John Rondot, Fred Derheimer, Louie Vosmeier, Steve Cox, Tom Freistoffer, Dan Kelker, Jim Andrews. Greatness lies not in being strong but in the right use of strength. H. L. Dougherty Varsity Football Schedule September 9 Concordia September 17 R. Nelson Snider September 23 Elmhurst October 1 Bishop Dwenger October 8 Bishop Luers October 14 Central October 22 North Side October 26 Mississinewa November 4 South Side 78 Gridmen Demonstrate Teamwork Jay Snyder — Linebacker Ed Howard — Center John Rondot — Tackle Mike Zent — Middle Guard Bob Escobedo — Halfback 79 fWsmBOffrm Seniors Were Strong Louie Vosmeier — End George Andria — Flanker ' fey f p ' lSifiyci hui touL Bob Alfeld is shown here breaking a tackle. Bob is a fine strong runner, and he made many of the touchdowns. 80 There Were Up ' s and Down ' s Although the win-lost record of the varsity team was not too im- pressive, it does not show the cali- ber of the teams we faced this year. C. C. met some very strong ball clubs. The team, however, never lost their determination to win. The Irish fans and students will long remember the tremendous drive against South Side, in which the Irish drove ninety-nine yards, two feet, and six inches to score the win- ning touchdown. The Fort Wayne News Sentinel summed it up by say- ing, David slew Goliath. Reserve Squad, left to right; Row 1 . John Rizzo, Pat Zent, Norb Freiburger, Mike Moyer, Gary Delo- marter, John Statz, Jim Hoke; 2. Coach Morris, Jerry Hofrichter, Don Didrick, Mike Zent, Jim Kimes, Dan Milker; 3. Isioh Smith, Steve Neuman, Allen Frisinger, Bob Comte, Gory Furman, Steve Biesiada. Bob Brough is letting Elmhurst quarterback have a blindside as he is passing. Brough was an excellent offensive and defensive player. 81 Varsity Team, left to right; Top Row, Coach Youngpeter, Mike Panyard, Norb McAfee, Mike Nolan, John Krouse, Bob Fremion, Tom Helmkomp; Bottom Row. Steve Neuman, Mike BircJ, Tom Roehling, Mike Gensic, Don Smith, Don Mason. John Krouse — Guard Mike Gensic — Center 82 Irish Battle Through Rugged Season There were certainly enough bright spots in this year ' s basketball season for it to be called a good year against rough connpetition. In victory or defeat, our team was al- ways one of which we can be proud. Coach Youngpeter ' s team certainly demonstrated the Spirit of the Irish . Se- niors, John Krouse and Mike Gensic, did a fine job of rep- resenting Central Catholic. The team showed great spirit and teamwork. Well Done, Boys! Everything we do is a group effort. W. E. Upjohn Sophomore Tom Roehiing sweeps a hook shot as Senior Mike Gensic blocks South ' s Willie Long. Varsity Basketball Schedule November 18 Preview November 19 Kendallville November 25 New Haven December 2 Decatur December 3 Lima Central Catholic December 9 Bishop Dwenger December 10 Indianoplis Chartrand December 16 South Side December 17 Marian, Mishawaka December 27-28 Irish Invitational January 7 R. Nelson Snider January 13 North Side January 20 Columbia City January 21 Bishop Luers January 27 Elmhurst January 28 Bishop Luers February 3 South Bend St. Joseph February 10 Concordia February 11 Wabash February 17 Central The cool, calm John Krouse dribbles through the tough South press with no trouble. 83 Fresh, and Soph s Represent C.C. Well Freshman Team; left to right. Row 1 . Marty Farrow, Bill McAfee, Jon Stonski, Pete Kuras, Jim Gerardot, Jim Gates, Jon Schoenle; Row 2. Andy Borile, Jim Hogan, Jack Robinson, Paul Hayden, Tim Kelker, Steve Kro use, Louie Harber, George Williams, Coach Miller, Sophomore Team,- left to right; Row 1 . Tim Derloshon, Rick Harber, Steve Johns, Bob Junk, Isiah Smith, Jim Roehling, Ron Firks; Row 2. Mike Moyer, Mark Recht, Ron Lauer, Tom Doehrman, Tom Freistoffer, Mike O Connor, Tom Jones, Coach Mulligan. 84 The Fast Moving Irish The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Disraeli Junior Tom Helmkamp crosses through the South zone for either a driving lay up or a quicl pass to Tom Roehling underneath the basket. C. C. ' s Mike Bird and South ' s Chuck Nelson go high for o jump ball. Bird was an exciting player to watch all season. As Hoosier Hysteria hit Fort Wayne, it also hit Central Catholic. The Varsity team composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors achieved teamwork thru unity to make this 1967 Sectional Madness very enjoying and entertaining. The team shov ed great potential for next years and in years to come. An unidentified Irish player cuts loose a jump shot against Marion. Forward, Steve Johns, looks in for the rebound. 85 Cheerleaders Spark Spirit The cheerleaders have done a fine job this year of pro- viding encouragement to the team. This last summer the girls attended cheerleading camp for one week learning new techniques. Through these new cheers they have invoked spirit and enthusiasm in the student body both at the games and the pep sessions. Varsity Cheerleaders; Standing: Seniors — Judy Sitl o, Mary Shaffer — Captain, and Loura Ley; Kneeling: Juniors — Sue Schulien and Marilyn Croft. The key to success is the ability to inspire teamwork. H. L. Doherty The cheerleaders ore shown here of the pepsession giving the teom spirit for their big gome against South Side. 86 The Irish Will Win Tom Lauer, Bob Offerle, and Kothy O ' Connor display their enthusiasm at a close point during the game at Snider. Although the Irish were defeated, the team gave the Panthers a rough time, The breakfast of champions. As Father Hammond demonstrates, this must have been the breakfast of the underdog Irish as they pulled one of the greatest upsets in our history — defeat of South Side Archers. Long-range goals keep one from being frustrated by short-range failures. Noble Spirit is the heart of a school. Pep Club Leaders: Right Side: Pat Horber and Nancy Romory — Fresh, and Soph, lieu- tenants; Center: Margie Rondot — Captain; Left Side: Pot Hogon and Kothy Hogan — Jun. and Senior lieutenants; Standing: Ken Ringle — Clancy. 87 Wrestling Team: left to right: Row 1 . Frank Berghoff, Dave Leon, Rusty York, Mark Furman, Dan Reed,- 2. Tom Ebetino, Dick Martin, John Houser, Jay Snyder, Allen Frisinger, Ken Moreo; 3, Ron Wyatt, Dave Bandor, Neil Hayes, Mike Zent, Mike Boschet, Tom Weikart, Kevin Vough, Coach Delaney. Our fine wrestling team showed itself well this past season. The boys have to build up great endurance in order to connpete well in the matches. Wrestling takes Individual effort on the part of each member of the team. Our team this year was interesting to watch, and whether they won or lost, the Irish did an ex- cellent job. 88 Wrestling Is Contact, Hard and Fast Endurance is the crowning quality. Lowell Senior ' s Tom Weikart and Neil Hayes fighting it out in a practice session. It looks like Senior Joy Snyder is getting the best on Senior Neil Hayes at this point. 89 Action Denotes Cross Country Men Team Members; left to right: Row 1. Coach Youngpeter, Dove Kelker, Mike Purdy, Tom Helmkomp, Row 2. Rick Chaney, Mark Recht, Mike O ' Connor, Mike Betts, Greg Moyer, Jim Hogon. Cross Country is one of the most strenuous sports. The object is simple but the goal is hard to attain. These boys have to give up a great deal of time to partici- pate in this sport. The team of 1966-1967 did a fine job. Every critical situation which a man meets is a step toward advancement. A. Macauley 90 Spring Encourages Participation in Sports Our tennis team had excellent po- tential and Coach Mulligan had an ex- cellent season. The tennis team was comprised of all sophomores and what they lacked in experience was made up in skill and desire. Tennis Team: Left to right; Larry Williams, Greg Dewcld, Kevin Barnes, and Coach Mulligan. Coach Youngpeter led the Irish golf team for the second season. Senior Dick Staley and Sophomore Tim Derloshon did a real fine job for the team. The outlook for next year is bright. Goodwill is the one and only asset that competition cannot undersell or destroy. M. Field Golf Team: left to right; Row 1 . Dave Meyer, Tim Derloshon, Mike Marciniak; Row 2. Coach Youngpeter, Dick Staley, Andy Marciniak, Dove Hueber. 91 mts mmK The highest reward God gives for the good is the ability to do better. E.Hubbard With this thought the Class of ' 67 began their Senior year. Starting with the first annual Homecoming in October, the Seniors combined enthusiasm and cooperation to sponsor many activities which included a Christmas project and the Senior Prom. Seniors Acknowledge the Truth Open your eyes and seek another human being in need of a little time, a little friendliness, a little company, a little work, Albert Schweitzer Two hundred and eighty members compose the class of ' 67. One of the smaller graduating classes in the past few years, they made up for number through enthusiasm, gener- osity, and unity. Throughout the previous school year, they carried on the tradition of the Saint Mary ' s Project, initiated the first Homecoming, and renovated the Civics Club into a Service Club dedicated to benefit the school and community. Three year ' s experience gave the Seniors the ability to lead the entire student body in various projects. Responsible, growing adolescents molded into mature, knowledgable adults. This is the goal of the CCHS faculty; they have done their job well. The attainment of our personal goals will merit fulfillment. Bruce Boxberger, Central Catholic ' s delegate to Indiana ' s Boys State was elected Lieutenant Governor during the course of the week ' s activities. After his appointment he appeared on many local tele- vision programs. 93 mmmm And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. Henry W. Longfellow Rita Alter Cynthia Andersen :.,AJ Beverly Angel George Andria Susan Avila Dale Baeten John Baker Marita Borile James Barrett- Gary Bauer 94 Mary Ann Beckman Jeanne Bergman Ruthonne Bieber Charles Bierbaum Seniors Enjoy New Clinton Room Barbara Bogenschutz Donald Bojrab Bruce Boxberger John Houser relaxes during Senior lunch period Class of ' 67 Initiates First Homecoming Even before official class leaders were elected, the Seniors organized themselves for their first project. The weekend of October 22 was set aside for CCHS ' s first Homecoming Beginning on Friday, October 21, a bonfire was held at Saint Vincent ' s Villa. Faculty members, students, and many alumni appeared to cheer the team on and set the mood for the game versus North Side. Backed by many friends, the team overcame the Redskins 15-7. The court consisting of Joan Miller, Laura Ley, Mary Shaffer, Peggy Kiester and Becky Keefer appeared at half-time. At the dance after the game, Joan Miller was crowned Queen. A group of Senior girls formed a Welcoming Committee to greet former Irish students. A record was kept of all in attendance and even a ' 29 graduate returned to celebrate with the current stu- dent body. Unity, hard work, victory, and memories all combined tc make the ' 66 Homecoming a huge success! Homecoming Queen, Joan Miller, is escorted by Senior Class President, Mike Bock, as Peggy Kiester and Becky Keefer look on. m: % I H R_: A I 1 r £_ _____-- r - ' - ' 41 f ' ■ ■ , 1 The Homecoming Commit- tee consisting of Maureen Dillon, Laura Bierboum, Claudia Huguenord, Lau ra Ley, Bob Bonsib and Mike Miller discuss the event with Father Hammond. 96 Varsity cheerleaders encourage participation as many attend bonfire at Saint Vincent ' s Villa. (Above) Loyal Irishmen observe the mock game against North Side as Seniors pre- sented their first skit. (Side) Steve Mangono decorated his car as one of many vehicles in the parade from Zoilner ' s to Central Catholic. 97 John Snyder and Linda Vetter herald in the first basketball pep skit on John ' s cycle. Susan Burris William Busching Michael Bushman Steven ByanskJ Charles Clayton Carol Clemmer Claudette Craighead ( ml Linda Cox (F m - ' V- ' N V Dan Lynch, John Rondot, Janet Minich and Greg Frisinger participate in a senior pep session skit before the South Side basketball game. Yvonne Crickmore Rosanna Dilley Maureen Dillon Timothy Dirig Linda Doetsch Joan Douglas 99 Philip Eakin Bernard Ebetino Robert Escobedo Seniors Approach Goals Linda Evarts Thomas Flynn Caro! Foltz Deborah Foster KatiLFox 100 Barb Gladieux Charlotte Gootley Kathy Goes John Gospodarek Mary Graft 101 1: : jt 0-L fl i Karen Gunkle ■ M A form of government is necessary for every institution. Representing their classmates ' opinions in Senior Senate are: Rowi, Cindy Andersen, Debbie Scheie, Margy Rondot, and Margo McNally. Row 2, Kathy Herber, Joan Miller, and Pot Rosswurm, Row 3, Sister Marietta, moderator, Joyce Wuttke, Secretary, Don Bojrab, VP, Mike Bock, President, and Bob Offerle, Treasurer. Peggy Ha jfe V ' ' X SS; J St Charles Harber Jill Gusching Patricia Harber Patricia Harris Peggy Harris Denise Hart Neil Hayes Theresa Hecke 102 The Football King of the 1966 football season is Senior John Rondot. Potr cia Hogan i P k ' ■■? ' : James Hoot John Houser Michael Houser Edward Howard Patricia Hubner Claudia Huguenard 103 Kothleen Heiber i Mary Shaffer The Prom Court of 1 967 Kathleen Schenher f :..- , Ruthanne Bieber X Laura Ley Susan Walsh Prom ' ' 1 — Joan Miller Seniors As is the custom at Central Catholic, each year the Seniors select members of the class to be honored as Senior Superlatives. This year Joan Miller, Joyce Wuttke, and Jim Hoot were c hosen Most Friendly. Pot Rosswurm, Don Bojrab, and BrJce Boxberger were voted Most Cour- teous. Linda Doetsch, and Jay Synder won the nomi- nations for Most Athletic, while Maureen Dillon, and Bob Bonsib captured Most Cooperative. Jill Gusch- ing, and Tom Smith were chosen as Most Scholarly by their classmates. MOST COURTEOUS 106 Choose Outstanding Members Fortunate are those who find some good cause in which they can act as a man for other men. Albert Schweitzer MOST ATHLETIC K ii 11 ' idi wJiVi Llti MOST SCHOLARLY and MOST COOPERATIVE 107 Richard Jones Susan Jordan Richard Kaough Coleen Keeley Mike Meyer practices mastering the fear of public speaking. David Kelker Mary Keller Carol Kiep Thomas Kline 108 William Koester Janis Kroemer John Krouse Lawrence Kruse Stephen Kumfer Graduates Learn Self-Expression Linda Martin Richard Martin Robert Martin Ruben Merida Phillip Meurer Michael Miller Janice Monroe Borbare Minnich Janet Minich t- - 1 Pt 1 irr ir V s Cheryl Monroe Gary Moore Teresa Moreo Christine Morris Jane Monroe As we are, so we do; as we do, so it is done to us. Emerson Kathleen Murphy Steven Murray David McGinley Cloise McKinley Morgo McNolly 110 Michael Noian Carlos Ochoa Kathleen O ' Connor Thomas O ' Connor Michael Getting in Robert Rentschler Steve Richardson Darlene Richmond Kenneth Ringle Nancy Roehling 112 Ronald Rorick Marg □ ret !ondot 51 k f Laboratory assistants Terri Derleshon, Deb Foster, Mike Junk, Jill Gusching, and Sue Avilc help chemistry students struggle through the year. Seniors Help Others Patricia Rosswurm Linda Roth Norma Rucoi Michael Ruesewald Michael Runkle 113 Mary Sommers Richard Staley Stephen Steinbacher Charles Steinbrecher Jorgonn Stewart 114 Virginia Vaughn Linda Vetter Marilyn Vorndron Phillip Vorndron Louis Vosmier 115 ytuM « iS H ' fl l ■fi i ' H BB!; , ■ ■i L_j . H ■ i 41 - ... ■ L isnl l H Senior Mike Nolan snatches one minute of relaxation from his hectic schedule. John Walsh Georgie Walther Philip Wass Thomas Weikert Janet Wisniewski Sandra Wood Joyce Wuttke Susan Walsh Tara Weimer 116 Senior Class officers Bob Offerle, Treasurer; Joyce Wuttke, Secretary; Don Bojrab, Vice- President; and Mike Bock, President don cops and gowns to pose for their official picture. AM the graduates would like to express their gra- titude to these four for making Senior year the greatest. ■■■■ . I The 1967 Valentine Court consisted of Queen Terri Derleshon, Cindy Andersen, Laura Ley, Janis Kroemer, Joanne Miller, Ruthonne Bieber, and Princess Patti Neuhaus. Ruthanne and Potti are both missing from the picture. 117 Valedictorian this year is the vivacious Jill Gusching. In addition to plac- ing the highest in her graduating class, Jill has also been on Four Year High Honors, a Tri Kappa recipient, a Hoosier scholar, and was named Most Scholarly by her classmates. Jill is active in the Science Club, Service Club, and is a member of the ■67 ECHO staff. Prinnclpal Father Hammond congratulates valelictorian Jill Gusching. Ranking second in a class of 280 is Bob Offerle. His awards include Tri Kappa, Four Year High Honors, and Hoosier scholar. Our Salutatorian intends to enter Notre Dame in the fall. Bob is a member of Chess Club and Senior Class Treasurer. April Heralds Scholastic Announcements Four year Honor Roll: seated: Kathy Murphy and Laura Bierbaum (standing) Terri Sauter, Joyce Wuttke, Kothy O ' Connor, Bob Bonsib, Maureen Dillon and Mary Ann Beckman. Four Year High Honor Roll: (seated) Kathy Herber and Jill Gusching. (Standing) Bob Offerle, Undo Doetsch and Linda Roth. Central Catholic again took the top prize at the North-Eastern Indiana Regional Science Fair held March 25 at the War Memorial Coliseum. CC ' s Mark Federspeil and Marsha Heine of Huntertown won the trips to the 18th International Science Fair which was held in San Francisco on May 9. Mark won with his equationa and formulas in the study of Continued Frac- tions, which was entered in the senior division of Mathematics. Sr. Wini- fred, S.P. accompanied Mark on his trip to California. CONTINUED TRACTiONS ■Ic 1 967 STAFF WE ' VE FINISHED! The final pages have been sent to the printers in Texas and now the staff has the time to enjoy their weekends and turn in all their missing assignments. Throughout the past twelve months the staff has watched the yearbook progress from rough drafts to layouts to the final production. We hove spent many hectic hours trying to capture the spirit of CC in these few pages. We hope the ' 67 ECHO will help you relive the wonderful memories of this past year. A special thanks must go to Mr. Dick Kennard of News- foto Publishing Company, our advisor, Sister Pauline, and business manager. Sister Joseph Louise for all their help throughout the year. On behalf of the entire yearbook staff, we would like to wish the best of luck and good fortune to all our patrons In the future. Claudia and Laura _ — .  -- ?ll 1967 ECHO STAFF Co-edtiors Claudia Huguenard Laura Bierbaum Freshmen Section Terri Derleshon Sue Jordan Debby Scheie Sophomore Section Kothy O ' Connor Junior Section Cindy Andersen Donna Lomont Senior Section Claudia Huguenard Laura Bierbaum Senior Directory Kathy Schenher Barb Kampschmidt Organizations Mike Ruesewald Joe Seyfert Activities Bob Bonsib Laura Ley Athletics Barb Schenkel Mike Meyer Advertising Jill Gusching Mike Miller Photographers Gory Bauer Mike Miller Bob Bonsib Bob Offerle Moderator Sister Pauline, S.P. Business Moderator Sister Joseph Louise, S.P. Co-editors Claudia and Laura lool over the ' 67 ECHO and write a note of thanks to Newsfoto for their help throughout the year. Senior Directory Mark Affolder Gregory Alberts . . . Rube Football 1; Basketball 2 Rita Alter Scholastic Monogram 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Red Cross 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; (Treas. 4) Cynthia Anderson . . . Cindy GAA 1,2; SSC 1,2; Book Club 2,3,4; CDL 4; Veronica Guild 2; Senate 4; Echo Staff 4; Home Ec. Award 2; CYO 2; Valentine Court George Andrio . . . Pelican Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 1; Explorer 1,2,4 Beverly Angel . . . Bev GAA 1,2,3,4; APSL National Latin Honor Award 1; Shorthand Award 3; Service Club 4 Susan Avila . . . Sue Red Cross 1,2,3,4; (Sec. 4) SSC 2; CDL 3,4; (Rec. Sec. 3) Daughters of Mary 3,4; Fighting 69th lieut. 3; Service Club 4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; DSPA; Lob assist. 4 Dale Baeten Safe Driver 4; Service Club 4 John Baker . . . Johnny Marita Barile . . . Myrt Scholastic Monogram 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; SSC 4; (V. Pres. 4), Circulation Man- ager — Shamrock 4 James Barrett ... Mike Track 2,4; Book Club 4; Spanish Club 4 Gary Bauer Scholastic Monogram 2; Perfect At- tendance 1,2; Marian Journalism Work- shop; SSC 1,2,3; Fighting 69th 3; (Pres. 3) Art Club 3; Congress 3; Discussion Debate 3; Varsity Chorus 3; (V. Pres. 3) Mary Ann Beckman Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Daughters of Mary 3; Library Club 4; GAA 2,3 Joseph Berghoff . . . Joe Jeanne Bergman . . . Jean H.S.L.A. Library Convention GAA 1,2, 3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Actors Workshop 3; Library Club 3,4; (Pres. 4); Veronica Guild 4 Ruth Ann Bieber . . . Bee- Bee GAA 1,2; Art Club 1,2; CDL 2; Veronica Guild. 2; Science Club 3; Speech Club 3; SSC 3; Service Club 4; Shamrock 4, (Rep.); Fall Play 4; French Club 4; Valen- tine Court 4; Fighting 69th 1,2,3; Prom Court Charles Bierbaum . . . Charlie Football 1; SSC 2; Science Club 3; Math Club 3; CSMC 1, (Rep.); Basketball 3, (Man.) Laura Bierbaum . . . Laurie Library Club 2; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Hi Quiz 2; SSCA 3; Purdue De- bate Convention 3, (Honor. Mention) Journalism Convention — Marian Col lege; SSC 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3 Veronica Guild 2; CDL 3,4, (Cor. Sec 4); Daughters of Mary 3,4; GAA 1 Book Club 2,3,4; Shamrock staff 3 Echo staff 4, (Co. Ed. 4); Teenage Safety Council 4; Fresh. Class Treas.; Soph. Class Sec.; Fighting 69th 1, (Lieut.); Fall Play 3; French Club 4; Ser- vice Club 4; Art Club 2,3; St. Mary ' s Project 4; Discussion Debate 1,2,3 Barbara Bogenschutz . . . Barb GAA 1,2,3; SSC 3; Daughters of Mary 3; Shamrock 3, (Rep) Michael Bock . . . Rusty Shamrock 1,2,3,4, (Rep); Track 1; Cross- country 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Senior Class Pres.; Service Club 4 Donald Bojrab . . . Don Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; Mathe- matics Workshop (I.U.) 2; Bishop Pursley Scholarship 1; Most Courteous 4; SSC 1,2,3; Speech Club 2,3; Discussion Debate 2; CSMC 2; Teenage Safety Council 3,4; Science Club 3,4; CDL 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Varsity Chorus 3; Allen County Youth Council 4; Senior Class V. Pres.; Safety Council V. Pres.; Con- gress 3; SSC 3, (Treas.) Speech Club 3, (Treas.) Robert Bonsib . . . Bob Mathematics Workshop (I.U.) 2; Butler Debate Clinic 2; CDL Youth Convention 3; Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Most Co- operative 4; Shamrock Yearbook Staff 3,4; Math Club 3; Science Club 3,4; CDL 3,4; (Pres. 4 Asst. Program Ch. 3); Congress 3, (Sgt. At Arms); Youth Coun- cil 3,4; Senate 4; Discussion Debate 3; CYO 3 Michael Boschet . . . Bow Perfect Attendance 1 ,2; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Tennis 2 Bruce Boxberger . . . Box Hoosier Boy ' s State; Football 1,2,3,4; Lieut. Governor — H.B.S. 4; Sportsman- ship Council 4; Youth Council 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Shamrock 1, (Rep); CSMC 2, (Rep); Most Courteous 4; Fresh. Class V.Pres.; Soph. Class V. Pres.; Junior Class V. Pres.; November Rotarian 4 Margo Brezovacki GAA 1,2; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; SSC 3 Donald Brooks Richard Broucek . . . Dick Journalism Workshop 3; Science Club 3,4; Junior Rotarian 4; Shamrock staff 3,4; SSC 2,3; Book Club 2; Speech Club 3; Congress 3; Senate 4; Service Club 4, (Pres. 4); CDL 3,4; Fightitig 69th 3 Mary Beth Brough Journalism Workshop 3; GAA 1,2,3; Speech Club 3; Shamrock, (Rep.) 1; Red Cross 2,4, (Rep. 4); CSMC 3, (Rep.); Orchestra 3, (Treas. 3); Perfect Atten- dance 1,3 Roseann Buonomo . . . Rosie Scholastic Monogram 3; Perfect At- tendance 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Veronica Guild 3; Short- hand I Award 3; Red Cross 1 Steven Burlage . . . Steve Football 1 Richard Burr . . . Dick Football 2; CDL 3 Susan Burris . . . Sam GAA 1 ,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; TIC 4; Fall Play 4 William Busching . . . Bill Scholastic Monogram 1; Spanish Club 4, (V.Pres. 4); Red Cross 4, (Rep.) Mike Bushman . . . Bush Scholastic Monogram 2; Perfect Atten- dance 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Science Club 3 Steven Byanski . . . Steve Gerald Campbell . . . Teddy Charles Clayton . . . Clancy Red Cross 3,4; SSC 3; Fall Play 4; Foot- ball 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2 Carol Clemmer GAA 3; Perfect Attendance 3; CYO 2,3, 4; Theresians 3,4; (Pres. 4) Linda Cox ... Lin Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; CDL Work- shop 3; GAA 1 ; Speech Club 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; (Rep. 4); Book Club 2,3; Service Club 4; Teen Column 4 Claudette Craighead . . . Clyde GAA 2,3 Yvonne Crickmore . . . Vonnie Journalism Workshop 3; Speech Con- vention 3; Speech Club 1,2,3; Discussion 1,2; Debate 2,3; GAA 1,2; SSC 1,2,3, (Rep. 1); Art Club 1; Shamrock 3,4; (Rep. 2,3,4); TIC 3; Book Club 2,3; Li- brary 3, (Rep. 3); Actor ' s Workshop 3; Fall Play 4 Carol Davenport . . . Couch GAA 1,2; Red Cross 1; Service Club 4 Tersea Derloshon . . . Terri Art Club 1; NCMEA 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4 (Libr. 1,2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4;) Science Club 3; Concert Choir 3; Shamrock 3,4; Service Club 4; ECHO Staff 4; Valentine Queen 4 Rosalinda Desmonds . . . Rosie Library Assistant ' s Workshop 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; 120 Senior Directory Perfect Attendance 1,2; Cheer Block 1,2; Library Club 3,4 (Sec. 3,4); Veronica Guild 2,3; Speech Club 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 3, Sec. 4); French Club 4 Marcia Dick . . . Marsh Scholastic Monogram 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Latin Award 1; Band 1,2,3,4, (Jun. Rep. 3); CYO 2,3; Chorus 1; Veronica Guild 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 4); Science Club 3; Book Club 3,4; Service Club 4; CDL 4; Orchestra 4 Steven Didion . . . Steve Rosanna Dilley . . . Rose GAA 1,2,3; Red Cross 3; Service Club 4 Maureen Dillon Art Club 1,2,3,4, (Sec. 2,3; Pres. 4); GAA 1; Speech Club 2,3; SSC 2,3; Con- gress 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; French Club 4; Discussion Debate 3, (Coordi- nator); Shamrock 1, (Rep.) Shamrock staff 3,4 (Editor 4); Youth Council 4; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Hi Quiz 2; Marie Angela French Award 3; Journalism Workshop 3; Debate Work- shop 3; Girl ' s State 4; Most Cooperative 4; Fall Play 4; Soph. Class treas. Timothy Dirig . . . Tim Linda Doetsch Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, (Pres. 4) (Treas. 3); CYO 1,2,3,4, (Sr. Rep. 4); Chess Club 2,3,4, (Treas. 3,4); (V.Pres. 3; Pres. 4); Latin Club 3; Latin Honor Society 1,3; Tri Kappa Award 3; Most Athletic 4 Joan Douglas . . . Joannie Scholastic Monogram 2,3; GAA 1; Per- fect Attendance 2,3; Art Club 2; Red Cross 2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2; Speech Club 3; Junior Class Treas. Jacklyn Duddy . . . Jackie Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 4); CSMC 2; Service Club 4 Marsha Dunten GAA 1,2,3; SSC 2,3; Veronica Guild 2; Daughters of Mary 3,4 John Eagleson Philip Eakin . . . Phil Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Auxilium Latinum 1; Nisbova 1,2,3, (1st — 1, 2nd 2,3) NCMEA 3, 1st; Chess Club 1,2,3,4, (Sec. 4); SSC 2,3; CDL 3; Varsity Chorus 3,4, (Hist. 3, Pres. 4); Congress 3 Bernard Ebetino . . . Bernie Art Club 1 Robert Escobedo . . . Bob Science Club 3; Football 1 ,2,3,4 Linda Evarts Scholastic Monogram 3; GAA 1,2; Red Cross 2,3; Varsity Chorus 2; Speech Club 3; CSMC 3, (Rep. 3); Bowling 3,4; Book Club 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4, (V.Pres. 4); Spanish Club 4; Spring Play 3 Nancy Fecher French Club 4 Robert Fecher . . . Bob Mark Federspiel Chorus 1,2; Play 2,3,4; Debate 2,3; Book Club 4; Science Club 4; Math Club 3,4, (Coordinator 3); Math Asso- ciation of America 3,4; Concert Choir 4 John Flanigan . . . Rock CYO 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Football 2; National Merit Commendation 4; Hi-Quiz 2 Thomas Flynn . . . Tom Basketball 1,2,3 Carol Foltz GAA 1; Red Cross 2 Deborah Foster . . . Deb GAA 1,2; Red Cross 4, (Rep.); Book Club 4 Kathleen Fox . . . Katy GAA 1,2,3,4; CSMC 2; Library Club 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Service Club 4; Library Club Award Gwenne Franken . . . Gwen GAA 1,3; Perfect Attendance 1; Scho- lastic Monogram 1; SSC 1; Varsity Cho- rus 3; Red Cross 3; Daughters of Mary 3; TIC 4; Veronica Guild 3 Myrthe Fr anken . . . Mary Scholastic Monogram 1; Varsity Chorus 3; (Asst. Libr. 3); GAA 1,3; Red Cross 3; Veronica Guild 3; TIC 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Attend. Off. 4) Gregory Frisinger . . . Fritz Scholastic Monogram 2; Track 1,2,3,4; SSC 2,4; Football 3,4; Chapel Server 4; Science Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3,4; Congress 3; Senate 4 James Furr Track 1 ,2; Science Club 3,4 Barbara Gabet . . . Barb GAA 1,2; Red Cross 3; CDL 3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4 (Social Chairman 4) Service Club 4; Scholastic- Monogram 3; Journalism Workshop 3 Stephen Gamble . . . Steve Harold Garretson . . . Harry Basketball 1; Track 2; SSC 4, (Rep. 4) Dorothy Garris Daughters of Mary 3 Steven Gebert . . . Steve Michael Gensic . . . Mike Perfect Attendance 3; Cross-Country 3,4; Science Club 4; Basketball 3,4 George Gerardot SSC 2 Gerald Gerhardstein . . . Jerry Track 1,2; Science Club 3 Suzanne Gibson . . . Susie GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheer Block 1,2,3,4; SSC 2,3; Veronica Guild 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 3, Officer 4] Perfect At- tendance 1; Red Cross 2; Service Club 4 Richard Girardot . . . Rick Barbara Gladieux . . . Bobbie GAA 3; N.E.P.T. Scholastic Achievement 2 Charlotte Goatley GAA 1; Red Cross 1 Kafhy Goes . . . Kathy GAA 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3; TIC 3; Daughters of Mary 3; Service Club 4; SSC 2 John Gospodarek . . . Gospo Concert Orchestra 4; Dance Band 4; Service Club 4 Mary Graft Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; Red Cross 1 Larry Guethe Karen Gunkel GAA 1; Daughters of Mary 4; Red Cross 3 Jill Gusching . . . Jill Tri Kappa 3; GAA 1; Junior Congress 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Most Scholarly 4; Science Club 4, (Sec. 4) Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Senior Book Dis- cussion 4; Varsity Pep Club 3; Lab. assist. 4; Safe Driver 4 Patrick Hagan . Fall Play 4 Steve Hagan . . Service Club 4 Debbie Haifley Pat Steve Deb Red Cross 1,2, (Rep. 1,2) Cheerleader 2, (Capt 2) GAA 1,2,3,4, (V.Pres. 4) United Sportsmanship Council 2,3,4; Daugh- tes of Mary 3,4; Junior Congress 3 Peggie Hall . . . Peg GAA 1 ,2 Charles Harber . . . Charlie Patricia Harber . . . Patty GAA 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3; SSC 2,3; Speech Club 3; TIC 3; Varsity Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2,3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4; Shamrock Staff 3,4; Service Club 4 Daniel Harkenrider . . . Harky Track 1 ,2 Patty Harris ... Pat GAA 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; (Treas. 4) Varsity Pep Club 2,3,4; Li- brary Club 4; TIC 3; Service Club 4 Peggy Harris . . . Peggy GAA 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 3,4 Denise Hart . . . Denise GAA 1,2,4; Veronica Guild 2,3; TIC 3,4; (V.Pres. 4) Art Club 1,3; Varsity Pep Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 3 William House . . . Bill Football 1 Neil Hayes Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2 121 Senior Directory Theresa Heeke . . . Terrie GAA 1,2; Red Cross 2,3; SSC 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Service Club 4 Carol Hensinger . . . Shorty GAA 1,2,3,4; Veronica Guild 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4 Kathleen Herber . . . Kathy GAA 3; Library Club 3; CDL 3,4; Prom Court 4 Kathleen Herber . . . Kathy Daughters of Mary 4; Service Club 4, (V.Pres.) Orchestra 4, (Treas.) Senior Senate 4; Scholastic Monogram 4 Daniel Hettinger . . . Curly Roger Hippenhamer . . . Hipp Susan Hoffman . . . Susie GAA 1 ,2,3; Daughters of Mary 4 Kathie Hogan . . . Katy GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Speech Club 1,2,3 Patricia Hogan ... Pat Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Scholastic Monogram 3; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Veroni- ca Guild 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Science Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Varsi- ty Pep Club 3,4, (Lieut. 4) James Hoot . . . Jim Speech Club 1,2,3; SSC 1,2,3, Class Of- ficer Pres. 1,2, Sec. 3; Football 1 John Houser . . . J.J. Wrestling 4, (Capt 4) Michael Houser ... Mike Edward Howard ... Ed Football 1,2,3,4, (Capt. 4) Red Cross 2; Senior Senate 4 Patricia Hubner . . . Pat GAA 1,2; Veronica Guild 1,2,3; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4; ECHO Staff 4; SHAM- ROCK Staff 3; Art Club 1,2; Red Cross 3,4 (Treas. 4) CDL 3,4 Claudia Huguenard French Club 4; Shamrock Staff 3; Book Club 2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Auxilium Latinum 1; SSCA 3; Angola Journalism 3; SMW Journalism 3; Cheer Block 1,2; GAA 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3 Speech Club 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 2, Red Cross 2,3,4, (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4) SSC 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; CDL 3; Service Club 4; ECHO staff (Co-Editor 4); St. Mary ' s Project 3,4; Fall Play 3,4; Spring Play 3 Beverley Johnston . . . Bev GAA 3 Richard Jones . . . Dick Susan Jordon . . . Sue Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Religion Award 2; Shorthand Award 3; Journal- ism Workshop 3; Hoosier Student Li- brarians Asst. Conf. 4; Shamrock staff 4; ECHO staff 4; Library Club 3,4, (Treas. 4); Veronica Guild 3,4 Michael Junk . . . Mike Lab. assist. 4 Barbara Kampschmidt . . . Barb Scholastic Monogram 2; GAA 1,2; SSC 2,3,4; Red Cross 1,3,4, (Rep. 3,4); Sci- ence Club 3,4, (Treas. 4); Shamrock (Rep. 1); ECHO staff 4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Fall Play 4; Safety Council 3,4, (Rep. 4); Youth Council 4; Service Club 4; Veronica Guild 4; St. Mary ' s Project 4; Senior Book Club 4 Richard Kaough . . . Rick Perfect Attendance 1,2; Shamrock (Rep. 1); Basketball 1; Track 2 Coleen Keeley GAA 1,2,3, (Pt. Sec. 4); Latin Award 1 David Kelker . . . Moose Science Club 3; Cross Country 4 Mary Keller . . . Sparky GAA 1 ,2,3,4; CSMC 1 ,2; Red Cross 2,3; CDL 2; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Ser- vice Club 4; TIC 1,2,3 Carol Kiep Journalism Workshop 3; Perfect Atten- dance 2,3; Speech Club 1,2,3; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Shomrock (Rep. 3); Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 4); Book Club 2; Bowling 3,4; French Club 4; St. Mary ' s Project 3,4 Tom Kline William Koester . . . Bill M.C. Club 3; Bowling 4 Janis Kroemer . . . Jan Book Club 2; GAA 1,2; Veronica Guild 3; Daughters of Mary 3; CSMC 3,4, (Rep. 3, Pres. 4) Spanish Club 4 (Sec. 4) Red Cross 3; Valentine Court 4 John Krouse . . . Dutch Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2, 3,4; All-Diocesan Basketball Team 4 Lawrence Kruse . . . Larry SSC 3,4; TIC 3,4; CDL 3,4; Actors Work- shop 3,4; Service Club 4; French Club 4 Stephen Kumfer . . . Steve Henry Laguna . . . Wong Tom Lauer Projection Club 1,2,3,4; Fall Play 3; Varsity Chorus 3; CDL 3,4; Speech Club 3 Bruce Ley Laura Ley Veronica Guild 3,4, (Pres. 4) SSC 1; Art Club 2; GAA 1,2; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Valentine Court 4; CDL 4; Prom Court 4; Service Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; ECHO Staff 4; Fall Play 4 Phillip Ley . . . Phil Red Cross 1 Donna Lomont GAA 1,2; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; SSC 2,3; Journalism Convention 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; CDL 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 3,4; ECHO Staff 4; French Club 4; Senior Book Club Joan Lubomirski . . . Joannie GAA 1 ,2,3,4; Service Club 4; Red Cross 2; Veronica Guild 2,3; Varsity Pep Club 3,4; Fall Play 4; Speech Club 3 Dan Lynch Science Club 3; Fall Play 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,4 Michael Madigan ... Mike SSC 1 ,2 Daniel Madru Service Club 4; Projection Club 4; Li- brary Club 4 Steven Mangona . . . Steve Science Club 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Red Cross 1; Fighting 69th 2; French Club 4, (Treas. 4) Kathleen Manuel . . . Kathy GAA 1,2,3,4; Service Club 4 Linda Martin GAA 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; CSMC 3; Varsity Pep Club 3; Service Club 4 Richard Martin . . . Dick Fall Play 4; Wrestling 4 Robert Martin . . . Bob TIC 3,4, (V.Pres. 4) CDL 3,4; Chapel Server 4; Speech Club 3 David McGinley . . . Dave Margo McNally . . . Maxee GAA 1,2; Scholastic Monogram 3; Ju- nior Religion Award; Book Club 2,3; French Club 4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4, (Rep. 3,4) Shamrock Staff 3; Fall Play 4; SSC 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; French Club 4; Service Club 4; Speech Club 3,4; Senior Senate Elizabeth McNerney . . . Beth GAA 1,2,3; SSC 1,3; Veronica Guild 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4 Ruben Merida Football 2; Tennis 2; Track 2 Philip Meurer . . . Phil Scholastic Monogram 2,3; CDL 3,4; Fall Play 3,4; Spring Play 3; Service Club 4; Varsity Chorus 3,4, (Librarian) Spanish Club 4, (Treasurer) Michael Meyer . . . Mike Senior Senate; ECHO staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Cross-Country 3; Perfect Atten- dance 2 Fred Miguel Fall Play 4; Shamrock Rep. 2,4; Red Cross 4; Wrestling 2 Diane Milewski GAA 1,2,3,4; SSC 1,3; Red Cross 1; Service Club 4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 3,4; TIC 3,4; (Sec. 4) Spanish Club 4 122 Senior Directory Joan Miller . . . Joani Art Club 1; CSMC Rep. 1; Veronica Guild 3,4; Prom Court 4, (Queen); Cheerleader 3; Most Friendly 4; Home- coming 4, (Queen); Valentine Court; Daughters of Mary 3; Library Club 2,3; (Treas. 3) Karen Miller GAA 1,2,3; Fall Ploy 4 Linda Miller GAA 1,2; Red Cross 1; Veronica Guild 2,3,4; CDL 2,3,4; TIC 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 2,3,4 Michael Miller . . . Mike Projection Club 1,2,3,4; SHAMROCK Staff 3,4 (Photographer 3,4) Science Club 1,2,3,4, (Pres. 4) CDL 3,4 (Program Chairman 4) Barbara Minich . . . Barb GAA 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4; TIC 4; Perfect At- tendance 2 Janet Minich . . . Jan GAA 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Red Cross 3; CSMC 4 (Rep. 4) Veronica Guild 3; Journalism Workshop 3 Joe Minnich Cheryl Monroe Jane Monroe GAA 1; Veronica Guild 2,3; Actor ' s Workshop 3; Daughters of Mary 3; Twirler 3,4; Orchestra 3,4 Janice Monroe GAA 1; Orchestra 2,3,4; Twirler 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Science Club 3; Speech Club 3; Veronica Guild 2,3 Gary Moore Theresa Moreo GAA 1 ,2; Perfect Attendance 1 ,2 Christine Morris . . . Chris GAA 2,3; Library Club 3; CDL 4 Kathleen Murphy . . . Kathy Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Daughters of Mary 3; CDL 3; Book Club 3; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4 Steve Murray . . . Steve Track 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Football 2; Science Club 4 Carolyn Neuhaus GAA 1,2; SSC 1,2; Veronica Guild 2,3; Red Cross 2; Speech Club 3; Service Club 4; Daughters of Mary 2,3; Fall Play 4; Book Club 3 Helen Neuhaus . . . Suzie GAA 1,2,3; Varsity Pep Club 1,2,3; Red Cross 2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2 John Neuhaus . . . Dick Football 1,2 Kathleen Neuhaus . . . Kathy Scholastic Monogram 2; Perfect Atten- dance 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Varsity Cheer Block 1 ,2,3,4; CSMC Rep. 2,3; Red Cross 2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Service Club 4 Mary Ann Neuhaus GAA 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 3; Art Club 3; Varsity Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dawn Newsom . . . Crickey French Club 4, (Pres. 4) GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Daughters of Mary 4; Art Club 3 Steve Nichols Track 1; Football 2; Science Club 3 Larry Niemeyer . . . Bud Michael Nolan Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4 Carlos Ochoa Kathryn O ' Connor . . . Kathy Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; GAA 1; Science Club 3; French Club 4; Service Club 4; Varsity Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SSC 3,4; CDL 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3; ECHO Staff 4; Senior Book Club; Freshman Religion Award Thomas O ' Connor CDL 4 Michael OeHing . . . Otis Football 2,3,4; Track 1 Robert Offerle . . . Bob Tri Kappa Award 3; High-Quiz 2; Sci- ence Club 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; Discussion and Debate 2; Chess Club 1,2,3,4, (Pres. 4) Senior Class Trea- surer Service Club 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; SHAMROCK Staff 4; Math Club 3; Latin Club Consul Msgr. Lester Award 3 Junior Rotarian 4 Norma Overmyer GAA 1; Science Club 3; SSC 3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4; Service Club 4; Red Cross 3; SHAMROCK REP. 4 Nora Pallone GAA 1,2; Art Club 1,2; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 4) Library Club 4; TIC 4 George Papp Wrestling Manager 2,3,4; Track Man- ager 2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Chess 2 Kathryn Perkins . . . Kathy Varsity Chorus 1,3; GAA 1; SSC 2; Ser- vice Club 4; Daughters of Mary 4; Book Club 4; Scholastic Monogram 1,2 Kathleen Perry . . . Kathi GAA 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; Daughters of Mary 3,4; SSC 3 Teresa Pietraszewski . . . Terry GAA 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 1; Perfect Attendance 2; Red Cross 1 ,2,3,4; Veronica Guild 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Speech Club 3; Service Club 4; Library Club 3, (Pro- gram Chairmen 3) David Pisula . . . Fuzzy CSMC Rep 3 Robert Plummer . . . Bob Varsity Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Chapel Server 2 Patrick Powers ... Pat Michael Prante . . . Speedy Science Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4 Michael Purdy . . . Mike Cross-Country 3,4; Track 3,4 Paul Purvis Football Manager 2 Carol Reber GAA 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 1 Richard Reeves . . . Dick Scholastic Monogram 2; Perfect Atten- dance 1,2,3; Track 1; Science Club 2,3, 4; CDL 3,4; Spring Play 3; Concert Choir 4; Service Club 4; Varsity Chorus 3 Robert Rentschler . . . Bob Speech Club 1 Steven Richardson . . . Rich Track 1; Football 2 Darlene Richmond . . . Dar GAA 1,2,3; Daughters of Mary 3; SSC 3; CDL 3 Elaine Rietdorf GAA 1 ,3; Varsity Pep Club 3 Kenneth Ringle . Book Club 3; Speech Club 3; Leprechaun 4 Nancy Roehling . . Ken SHAMROCK Staff 3; Teen Safety Council 4; . . . Nan Latin Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Speech Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Library Club 3,4, (V.Pres. 4) Michael Roemer . . . Mike Science Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; (V.Pres. 4) Philip Romano . . . Phil Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2 Nancy Romary . . . Nance GAA 1,2,3,4, (Pres. 4) Cheerleader 2; Red Cross 2,3; Service Cross 4; Speech Club 3; Varsity Pep Club 1,2,3,4, (Lieut. 4) John Rondot Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 3,4; Football King 4; Most Athletic 4 Margaret Rondot . . . Margy Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; SSC 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Senior Senate; Red Cross 2,3; Varsity Pep Club 1,2,3,4, (Capt. 4) Service Club Treas. Veronica Guild 2,3,4; CDL 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Speech Club 3; CSMC 3,4; (Spir. Treas. 4) Spanish Club 4 Larry Rooks Science Club 1,2,3; Speech Club 1; Fall 123 v.VJ v J Senior Directory Play 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Actor ' s Work- shop 2,3,4 Ronald Rorick . . . Ronnie Patricia Rosswurm . . . Pat Speech Club 1,2,3; SSC 1,2,3; (V.Pres. 3) Veronica Guild 2; Junior Class Pres. Senior Senate; Service Club 4, (Sec. 4) Scholastic Monogram 1,2 Linda Roth Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3, 4, (Rep 1,4); SSC 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4, (Rep. 3) TIC 3,4, (Pres. 4] Science Club 3; Veronica Guild 2,3,4 Norma Rucoi GAA 1,2; Red Cross 1; Art Club 3,4; Li- brary Club 3,4; Daughters of Mary 3,4 Michael Ruesewcld ... Mike Science Club 3,4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A. 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; CDL 3,4; Service Club 4; Spring Play 3; Drum Major 3,4; Safety Council 4 Michael Runkle CSMC 1 ; Orchestra 2,3,4 Joseph Sablic . . . Jose Chess Club 1,2,4, (V.Pres. 4) Track 2 Teresa Sauter . . . Terrie GAA 1; Varsity Chorus 2,3; Varsity Pep Club 2,3,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4, (Rep 1,2, CORR. Sec. 3, V.Pres 4) Veronica Guild 3; Daughters of Mary 3; CDL 4; Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,3 Deborah Scheie . . . Deb Daughters of Mary 3; Red Cross 3; Cdl 3,4; Senior Senate Barbara Schenkel . . . Barb GAA 1,2,3; ECHO Staff 4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 2; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 3,4; Service Club 4; Scholastic Monogram 2 Mary Ellen Schlink Kathleen Schenher . . . Kathy GAA 1; SSC 2,3; Fighting 69th Lieut. 2; Junior Congress; Prom Court 4; Red Cross 2,3; Service Club 4; CSMC Rep 4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Varsity Pep Club 4; ECHO Staff 4; SSCA 3; CYO 1,2,3,4, (Sec. 4) Larry Schohl Constance Schuhler . . . Connie Joseph Seyfert . . . Joe Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3; L.I. P.N. 2,3; Chess Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; ECHO Staff 4; Junior Congress CDL 3; Varsity Chorus 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; A.P.S.L. Latin 1 Mary Shaffer Scholastic Monogram 2; Cheer Clinic 4 GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3,4, (Capt. 4) Art Club 1; Speech Club 1,2; SSC 2,3 Red Cross 3; Daughters of Mary 3; CDL 4; Service Club 4; CSMC 4; Prom Court 4; Homecoming Court 4 Judith Sitko . . . Judy GAA 1,2,3,4; SSC 1,2,3; (Rep. 2,3); Cheerleader 4; Service Club 4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4, (Pres. 4); Scholastic Monogram 2; Sodality 1,2,3 Joyce Smith . . . Joe GAA 1 ; CYO 1 ,2,3 Thomas Smith . . . Tom Scholastic Monogram 2,3,4; Latin So- ciety Award 1; Highest Average Boy 2; Chem. Society Award 3; Latin Society Award 3; Most Studious 4; Book Club 2,4; Science Club 3,4, (V. Pres. 4); Latin Club 3,4, (Pres. 4); Hi Quiz 2; It ' s Aca- demic 3; SSC 2,4, (Pres. 4) John Snyder . . . Jay Football 1,2,4; All-City 4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Track 1,3 Marcia Solomon . . . Marsh GAA 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4 Mary Sommers GAA 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; (Sec. 4); Art Club 1; Fighting 69th 1,2,3,4; SSC 3; Varsity Pep Club 3,4; CDL 3,4; Daughters of Mary 4 Richard Staley . . . Dick Golf 4 Steven Steinbacher . . . Steve Football 1,3,4; Track 1,3 Charles Steinbrecher . . . Chuck Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Fall Play 4 Jorgann Steward . . . George Shamrock 1, (Rep.); Speech Club 1,3; Actors Workshop 1,3; GAA 1,2,3; Varsi- ty Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3; (Hist. 2, Libr. 3); Art Club 3; Daughters of Mary 3 Thomas Studinski . . . Stud SSC 2 John Sullivan . . . Sully Jim Taylor . . . Jet Track 1 ,2,3; Science Club 3 Larry Taylor . . . Smiley Kay Todd Perfect Attendance 1,2; GAA 1; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; SSC 1,2,3; Speech Club 2; CSMC 2,3,4, (Rep. 2,3,4); Congress 3 Michael Todoran . . . Toad Football 2; Science Club 3,4; Service Club 4 Edelmira Torres . . . Mimi GAA 1; Spanish Club 4 Charlene Trott . . . Charly GAA 1,2,3; CSMC 2; SSC 3; Veronica Guild 3; Varsity Pep Club 3; Daughters of Mary 3,4 Dennis Turner . . . Denny Spanish Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Chapel Server 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Sen- ate 4 Theodore Von Rooyen . . . Toky 3,4; CSMC SSC 1; Award Perfect Virginia Vaughn . . . Genny GAA 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 3,4; Congress 3 Linda Vetler GAA 1,2; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; CSMC 3, (Rep.) Service Club 4 Marilyn Vorndran GAA 1,2,3; CYO 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 1,2,3; Daughters of Mary 3,4 Phillip Vorndran . . . Phil Perfect Attendance 1 Louis Vosmeier . . . Louie Football 3,4; Science Club 3,4; CSMC l,(Rep.) Janis Walker . . . Jan Journalism Workshop 3; Latin 1; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 Attendance 1; Red Cross; GAA 2,3; SSC 2,3,4, (Rep. 4); Service Club 4; Art Club 3,4, (Treas. 4); Shamrock 3 Lucinda Walker . . . Cindy GAA 1 John Walsh Susan Walsh . . . Susie Actors Workshop 3; GAA 1,2; Daugh- ters of Mary 3; Red Cross 3; Prom Court 4; Spanish Club 4, (Pres. 4); Con- cert Choir 4, (Pres. 4) Georgie Walther . . . Peanuts CYO 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; CDL 4 Club 4; St. Mary ' s Project 4; Fal Spring Play 3 Philip Wass . . . Phil Thomas Weikart . . . Tom CYO 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Tennis 2, ence Club 3,4; Fall Play 4 Deborah Winter . . . Debbie GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; CCD 4; Service Club 4; Daughters of Mary 3,4; Veronica Guild 3 Janet Wisniewski . . . Jan GAA 1,2,3; Veronica Guild 3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4 Sandra Wood . . . Sam GAA 1,2,3; SSC 4; Daughters of Mary 4; CDL 4 Joyce Wuttke . . . Juice Band 1,2,3,4, (Hist. 3); GAA 1,2,3; (Rep. 2) Varsity Chorus 1; Veronica Guild 2,3; Dance Band 2,3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary 3,4; Senior Class Sec. Actors Workshop 3; Fighting 69th 3 Book Club 3,4; CDL 3,4; Twirling 3,4 Science Club 3; Math Club 3; Most Friendly 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; LIPN Band Award 2,3; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 John Ybarra Track 1; Football 2 Mike Zent Football 3,4; Track 4 Service Play 4; Sci- 124 125 I 1 ■fco ' -t. Graduates, Remember Progress is the actmty of today and the assurance of to- morrow. . . Smerson BROADWAY AND JEFFERSON KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA on HIGHWAY 3 417 W. CREIGHTON AVE. NEW HAVEN HIGHWAYS 14 AND 24 3121 E. STATE BOULEVARD EAST END on 37 at MAPLECREST WAYNEDALE Cor. Lower Hunington and Old Trail Roads GATEWAY PLAZA U. S. 33 GOSHEN BLUFFTON, IND. 955 Fort Wayne Road 4317 S. ANTHONY BLVD. of ANTHONY WAYNE VILLAGE SERVING YOU BETTER . SAVING YOU MORE MARATHON 744-4116 Heating Oils FLOYD CARSTEN Insured Budget Plan 747-2676 Phone 483-8913 Arthur B. Coe ABC SPECIALTY COMPANY 1075 Kenwood Ave Fort Wayne, Ind. Franchised HYDRAULIC JACK SERVICE Parts Depot COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND BRUNNER 136 KIESTER PLUMBING HEATING Residential And Commercial Repairing and Contracting Phone 745-5307 COMPLIMENTS OF LETO ' S PIZZA 722 South Harrison 743-7300 Ray Yarman ' s Home Juice Company 3205 Covington Road Phone 456-1443 Ft. Wayne, Ind. 46804 FRUIT JUICE AND PUNCHES MADE FRESH DAILY Delivery To Honne, Church, Club, Business ORANGE Half Gallon GRAPE GRAPEFRUIT Refrigerator Jug BLACK CHERRY PINEAPPLE ORANGE LIME GRAPEFRUIT ORANGE PAPAYA PINEAPPLE LEMON in Pints and Quarts CHERRY PUNCH PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT LEMONADE Also Orange, Grope, Lime Drinks PUNCH FOR ALL OCCASIONS Punch Bowls and Cups Loaned Without Charge KQEflBEI COMPLIMENTS OF GRIEGER CHEVROLET 130 E. Baker St. 742-9361 FORT WAYNE City of 180,000 people . . . 200 industries . . . 1,390 acres of public parks and playgrounds ... 190 churches ... 52 public and 40 parochial schools ... six centers of higher learning ... 15 commercial, trade and vocational schools ... 1 ' million-volume public li- brary ... a rich historical heritage that began when a stockade was built here by orders of George Washington . . . and CITY UTILITIES Light and Power Water Filtration Sewerage Treatment 127 Wif, ti GRETSCH, EPIPHONE GUITARS KIMBALL PIANOST ORGANS Instruction on all Instruments INDIANA MUSIC STUDIO 109 W. Lewis Fort Wayne, Indiana 742-9321 COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY CO. 823 S. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. GRAPHIC TYPESETTERS, INC. Complete Phototypesetting Service 1134 WEST BERRY 743-1406 BEST WISHES KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ST. LEO COUNCIL NO. 451 COMPLIMENTS OF CONEY ISLAND 131 W. Main St. 742-0783 Tel. 742-2408 742-2409 Area Code 219 C. H. KRAUS SHEET METAL CORP. HEATING VENTILATING 416 W. Fourth St. Fort Wayne, Ind. To Insure Perfection Phone FRANKS FLOWERS TEL. 744-4302 3230 S. Calhoun Corsages, Weddings, Funerals, Parties Fresh Flowers Daily 128 HARMON O. HENSLEY — PRESIDENT JOSEPH A KNECHT — vice-president JOSEPH B ALTMEYER — secretary PHONES; 483-6473 483-6474 AREA CODE 219 ENGINEERING. DESIGN, AND INSTALLATION IN ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS A. HatterslejLpnd Sons, Inc. HEATING AND VE PLUMBING. EL AND PROCE P O. BOX Fort AIR CONDITIONING. RE PROTECTION, CONTRACTORS MOBILE AVE. YNE. IND. CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing— Heating— Mill Electrical Supplies Joe McDonald Industrial Representative 1601 South Hanna St. Ft, Wayne, Ind. 46801 745-4961 COMPLIMENTS OF SUNNY SCHICK CAMERA SHOP 407 W. Washington 742-9119 Boys standing — L. to R. Sister Ann Carita, John Broucek, Norman Knuth, Mark Stein, Jim Geary, Tim Kelker, Ricky Wiegmann, John Hecke, Kevin Vaughn, Ron Erne, Randy Thelen, Paul Hoyden, Dan Richardson, Rich- ard Schenkel, Mike Moron, Al Rodriquez, Jim Milledge, Tim Wagner, Bill McAfee, Matt Fletter, Don Reed, Don Baumgcrtner. Girls Standing L. to R. Dianne Lomont, Kathleen Glosch, Ben Boyle, Sharon Alt, Ann Romary. Seated; 1st row Kothy Vadde, Any Kelly, Pom Harper, 2nd row; Helen Beck, Nancy Platter, Barbara Shoemaker, Wanda Kelley, 3rd row; Pot Martin, Vickie Fetzer, Nora Silvo, Linda Rowe. 4th row; Ann McDaniels, Chorlene Craighead, Linds Lemish, Ann Hogan. Absent — Marie-France Miller. HOMEROOM 208 129 Row 1 kneeling L. to R. M. Sommers, N. Pallone, S. Hoffman, K. Murphy, J. Gusching, N. Romary, J. Miller. Row 2: sitting L. to R. C. Keeley, B. Angel, J. Douglas, C. Davenport, B. Bogenshutz, B. Gabet. Row 3; T. Pietrazewski, B. Schenkel, Sr. Marietta, K. Manuel, J. Monroe. Boys standing, row 1 , 5. Mangona, B. Ley, B. Ebetino, H. Gar ret son, B. Boxberger, S. Richardson, J. Hoot, S. Hogan, J. Walsh, M. Miller, M. Houser, J. Sablic, J. Taylor. Row 2; D. Madru, S. Kumfer, G. Papp, T. Van Rooyen. HOMEROOM 401 748-1215 483-9307 Member N.E.C.A. LOEW ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor ARTHUR W. LOEW 3716 N. Clinton St. Fort Wayne 8, Indiana BOLYARD ' S STANDARD SERVICE Dave Bolyards, Prop. Friendly, Dependable, Service Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories Phone 744-9653 3101 Fairfield NEW HAVEN LUMBER SUPPLY CO. ' Call the Lumber Number-749-4567 ' 532 Green St. New Haven, Ind. 130 IT ' S FABULOUS! ... a job at LINCOLN LIFE! Meet Pat Romary and find out about: Interesting, challenging jobs; promotions from within; and ideal working conditions at a great place to work. The Lincoln NATIONAL Life INSURANCE COMPANY Its Name Indicates Its Character 131 m BUSCHBAUM DRUG STORE Open every day 8 am to 1 pm Three Registered Pharmacists Our Own Delivery Service Brand Nome Award Winner 1325 East State Blvd. 742-6349 Joseph P. Colligan Charles A. Colligan C.P.C.U. COLLIGAN AND COMPANY, INC. Fire, Automobile, Casualty Insurance Fidelity and Surety Bonds Life Accident Health Insurance 115 ' A S. Clinton St. 742-0233 742-0234 Keltsch-Chaney Pharmacy 3209 N. Anthony Phone 483-2174 COLLINS MOTOR CO., INC. 420 W. Berry 742-7411 Your Oldsmobile Dealer Since 1930 Compliments of CARDONE ' S RESTAURANT THE Family Shoe Store in Ft. Wayne, Brands you can select from Men ' s and Boys ' official boy scout Florsheim John C. Roberts Kingsway Sizes in stock up to 14 Women ' s Accent Grace Walker Hush Puppies Sizes in stock up to 11 Children ' s Red Goose Debbies we have something to sell that costs you nothing— proper fit MARTIN ' S SHOES NORTHCREST SHOPPING CENTER Telephone 483-921 3 132 THE MOON and beyond Bright, new horizons await today ' s students . , . new technologies . . . new advancements on all fronts . . . even the moon and whatever lies beyond. How far you go in this space age depends partly on your imagination but primarily on your education and training. Conquering new horizons will demand more of today ' s graduates — more knowledge, more skills, more training and more specialization. Our Free Enterprise system, with its high living standards, gives you an opportunity to shoot for the moon in any field. Whether or not your target is reached depends on how well trained you are to launch your career. Indiana Michigan ELECTRIC COMPANY An nveslor-Owfitfi Pubfic Utility .-..ic- .i«c CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES! CONTINENTAL SALON 1802 BLUFFTON ROAD 744-0873 O ' NEILS GLASS 4120 New Haven Ave. At Bueter Road 742-9258 THREE LOCATIONS HIRES PARTS SERVICE 2042 BROADWAY Phone: 743-3475 1304 MAUMEE Phone: 743-4471 4430 U. S. 27 NORTH Phone: 748-6500 REGAL CLEANERS 307 W. Washington 422-8925 DELIVERY SERVICE Owner— Art E. Bacon 133 Compliments of FISHER BROS. PAPER CO. 18 W. Columbia St, 742-3334 Compliments of JIM KELLEY BUICK, INC. 1819 S. Calhoun St. Ft. Wayne, Indiana 456-1211 Sales and Service Buicks and Opel Compliments of HAFFNER PAINT CO. Home of Quality Mautz Paints 2530 North Clinton at Spy Run Fort Wayne, Ind. Plenty of Free Parking THE CLYDE PHARMACY 1802 Bluffton Rood 744-2186 FAST SHIRT SERVICE We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 744-0917 Monday thru Saturday 81 1 E. Pontiac f -jpiifr ' - WALTER B. OSTERHOLT 2424 Fairfield Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. Bus. 456-1281 Res. 745-2452 Life Insurance— Group Insurance Annuities— Health Insurance— Pension Plan NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 134 (t HANK LA MASTERS ' ' Home Dry Cleaners 2224 N. Clinton St. 483-8912 INDIja A BANK DERHEIMER BROS INC. Since 1901 Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning 1122 BROADWAY FRED DERHEIMER HOMEROOM 300 Row 1. (top to bottom) Bob Plummer, Joe Seyfert. Tom Louer, Steve Nichols, Bob Martin, Greg Alberts, Don Horkenrider, Charles Clayton, Sister Helen Mory. Row 2. Mike Gensic, Dick Broucek, Mike Todoron, John Flanigan, Fred Miguel, Mike Junk, Mike Roemer. Row 3. Pot Harber, Linda Vetter, Dorothy Gams, Jonet Wisniewski, Pat Rosswurm, Marsha Dunten, Jorgann Steward, Clorese McKinney. Row 4. Owen Franken, Barb Minich, Linda Roth, Sosie Neuhous, Kathy Perkms, Pat Hubner, Sue Burris, Marita Borile, Rosie Desmonds, Mary Ellen Schlink. 135 Sitting (left to right) Row 1. Norma Rucoi, Mary Ann Beckman. Row 2. Morgo Brezovacki, Barbara Gladieux, Peggy Harris, Mcrcto Dick, Sandy Wood, Susie Walsh. Row 3. Carol Clemmer, Suzanne Gibson, Linda Evarts, Patricia Hogan, Debby Jacobs, Carol Reber. Row 4. Kathy O ' Connor, Chorlene Trott, Kathy Neuhaus, Mary Shaffer. Standing [left to right) Sister Joseph Louise, Mike Bock, Tom Flynn, Pat Powers, Phil Romano, Janet Minich, Dan Lynch, Margo McNaliy, Rick Koough, Jim Harmeyer, Rick Jones, Mark Affolder, Steve Burloge, Tom Smith, Phil Ley, Gary Moore, George Gerardot, Dennis Turner, Lorry Niemeyer, Mike Runkle. HOMEROOM 301 Follow the road to Educational Achievement CC to SFC Fully accredited — Co-educational Undergraduate Liberal Arts — Medical Technology Elementary, Secondary Education Graduate School Masters Degrees — School Guidance and Counseling — Reading Psychometry, Mental Retardation General Subject Matter Teaching Fields Ample Parking Sports Fort Wayne ' s SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE Bottled By Wm. Scheele Sons Co., Inc. Fort Wayne, Indiana 742-7175 LOCAL A LONG DISTANCE MOVINO 742-7tSe TRULOCK MEN ' S WEAR Slither NX POUT WAVNB mOMNA GREYH5tND vanTines Southgate Plaza Fort Wayne, Indiana 136 GOCAR CLEAN PERFECTION VARNISH CO. 2833 James St. Fort Wayne, Indiana 744-3171 ( 0- DOWNTOWN Let ' s Take Care of That Cafeteria Floor DUKE ' S FLOOR COVERING - 2 Ph. 743-4806 Coins Medals Tokens Bought and Sold 712 So. Barr St. Fort Wayne, Ind. 46802 HAMILTON ELECTRIC, INC. ENGINEERING ESTIMATING CONTRACTING PHONE 743-9869 FORT WAYNE, IND. Let us Y-R-4-U V. ED HAMILTON Compliments of SUPERIOR IRON AND METAL CO. 742-5477 137 fegy ' H,l t Best Wishes to the Class of ' 67 KITCH ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 122 W. Washington Phone 742-5228 Fort Wayne, Inc jiana 46802 Compliments of (Bsdmonjt SioMA Time Corners North Anthony Shopping Center Shopping Center 5902 U.S. 24 West 3432 N. Anthony JUNIOR HOMEROOM 408 Maplewood Plaza Shopping Center 6124 Stellhorn Rood phone 744-0430 BLUE GOLD Best Wishes BARBERS s from DICK PLUMB 3737 South Clinton Fort Wayne, Ind. MEYERS REXALL DRUGS FIRE— AUTO— LIFE— BUSINESS INSURANCE CLELL G. BOERGER 3221 S. Calhoun Street FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Pontioc and Calhoun 446-5604 — .. 744.1120 aSJlllian AFTEB B P.M. LJ 74.4-3AOB 138 Best Wishes To The Class of ' 67 TIME CORNERS BEAUTY SALON 6028 U. S. 24 W. at Covington Rd. 432-3632 Senior Photographs at your school prices. Quality, we have been known for, since 1926 CLIPPINGER PHOTOGRAPHY 503 West Wayne St. 742-5416 Every man ' s destiny is in his own hands. Sidney Smith DAUGHTERS OF MARY Best Wishes from GERDING PHARMACIES 2638 S. Anthony 3414 Fairfield Ave. HOMEROOM 305 Sitting [left to right) Row 1. Kothy Herber, Linda Cox, Georgiana Walther, Rosie Buonomo, Jeanne Bergman. Row 2. Lorry Guethe, Dale Boeten, Mike Prante, John Rondot. Row 3. Nancy Fecher, Beth McNerney, Terrie Souter, Denise Hart, Mary Neuhous. Standing (left to right) Row 1 . Dave Kelker, Don Bojrob, Dick Burr, Pat Hagen, Judy Sitko, Bill House, Marilyn Vorndron, Tom Khne, Joyce Wuttke, Joy Snyder, Darlene Richmond, Beverly Johnston, Kothy Goes, Cheryl Monroe, Rosie Dilley. Row 2. Tom O ' Connor, Mike Nolan, Ruben Merido, Jerry Gerhordstein, Steve Didion, Greg Frisinger, Steve Murray, Mr. McClintock. 139 :iK5£, ir :. HOMEROOM 306 Sitting (left to right] Row 1. Deb Scheie, Terri Moreo, Elaine Rietdorf, Down Newsom, Terri Hecke. Row 2. Deb Foster, Rita Alter, Laura Ley, Mary Graft, Sue Jordan, Joyce Smith. Row 3. Janis Walker, Diane Milewski, Ruth Bieber, Maureen Dillon, Carol Kiep, Carol Hensinger. Row 4. Steve Steinbacher, Tim Dirig, Jim Furr, Joe Minnich, John Eagle- son, Phil Meurer. Standing (left to right) Ron Rorick, Mike Purdy, Neil Hayes, Bill Koester, Rick Girardot, Bob Offerle, Dick Staley, Rick Reeves, Bob Bonsib, Tom Weikart, John Baker, Dave McGinley, Carlos Ochoa, Claudette Craighead, John Sullivan, Sister Mary Roberta, Peggy Hall. THE A O SWEET SHOP established 1924 1734-36 High Street at Runnion Fort Wayne, Indiana Otto K. Holfman Owner Phone 742-0764 Congratulations and best wishes from our 4 fine fashion stores HUTNER ' S PARIS Rudisill Center Downtown Glenbrook Northcrest Compliments of KINDER CYCLE COMPANY Suzuki Motorcycle 484-2291 436-6832 BOB LEWIS DECORATING Distinctive Interior and Exterior Decorating Free Estimates Commercial and Residential 140 FAST SELLIKIi CODY BIRS WAYNE CANDIES, INC. PORT WAYNE, INDIANA 141 r :3fe ;e. Congratulations — Class of 1967 the magnificent IN lcignGi ,.i ' . j ' CONGRATULATIONS -CLASS OF 67 When You Need Cakes for Any Occasion We at Scott Bakery Would Like to Help You. Special Cakes for Graduation, Birthdays, Anniversaries and Weddings. Congratulations To The Class of ' 67 ' From PROTECTIVE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 130 W, Columbia St. Fort Wayne, Indiana 742-9331 Compliments of LEE WHITACRE REMODELING CONTRACTOR 1224 Pemberton Ph. 742-4529 142 Qy o c h uf.j ry ojo tlICs j C TcA b a) 143 I I A n ■ ' Best Wishes from the JUNIORS OF HOMEROOM 400 HOUSE of HONDA 230 E. Fourth St. at Clinton By the Locomotive KELTSCH PHARMACY 1402 Wells 1 203 West State Street 5439 South Anthony Always Ready to Serve YOU Best Wishes in INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES D. O. McCOMB SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 140 Lake Avenue Fort Wayne, Ind. 422-9494 MARCEL DE PARIS Beauty Salon 3021 Fairfield 745-8426 COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL Dial 743-1360 COMPLETE CONTRACTING SERVICE J. WILLIAM LINKER SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5109 Ridgelane Drive Ft. Wayne, Ind. HOUSE OF PMOTOeRAPHV INC 516 W. Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne ' s Finest Portrait Studio Thomas Walker CALL 743-1895 • NATU RAL COLOR • WEDDINGS • COMMERCIAL Compliments of R|CE OLDSMOBILE HOMEROOM 407 Row 1. (left to right) Kathy Bubb, Becky Sommers, Margaret Luther, Vicky Radu, Juhe Lash, Potty Neuhous, Susie Verstynen, Christine Suel- zer. Row 2. (left to right] Lorry Vielkind, Don Kelker, Robert Navarro, Ray Boyle, Linda Whitocre, Janet Gruelach, Mary Vaughn, Sister Petronn. Row 3. (left to right) Nyla Kimmel, Everett Franklin, Gary Douglas, Mary Avilo, Yvonne Huttsell, Deb Block, Mary Bloom, Carl Kahlenbeck, Mike McCue, Roberta Goffer, Marilyn Croft, Marsha Elder. Row 4. (left to right) Lorry Krok, Art Miller, Pat Grawcock, Tom Hobbs, Clifford Beck, Jim Andrews, Duone Boyle, Greg Reader, Tom Koch. 145 e .yr,.:2J l-si -i ' lLi To the Class of 1967 Hope You Enjoy Your Cafeteria Compliments of SCHINNERER TRUEMPER, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS FORT WAYNE. INDIANA ENGINEERS a6806 JOHN W, TRUEMPER. JR EDWARD M, SCHINNERER WALTER C. SCHINNERER 5212 SOUTH HANNA STREET PHONE (219) 744-3291 146 BILL McCORMACK CHEVROLET, INC. 1200 Lincoln Hwy. East 749-5128 New Haven, Indiana New and Used Cars Ed K ramer Class ' 21 MAUMEE PAINT SUPPLY 227 E. Berry St. 742-1171 Compliments of SPRING STREET PACKAGE STORE 1010 Spring Street 743-3059 Bernard Lomont— Proprietor QUEEN OF ANGELS CYO SAYS: GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! 147 Compliments of WEST STATE PACKAGE LIQUORS For Your Favorite Beverage State at Wells We Deliver Phone 742-4806 HOMEROOM 41 2 Row 1. (left to right) Mary Gladieux, Ann Smith, Sandy Boyle, Elka Korkiszko, Lois Biesada, Mary Jerber, Bernie Debets, Judy Zepeda. Row 2. (left to right) Dave Leon, Jim Todoran, Steve Skevington, John Johnston, Sister Mary Frances. Row 3. (left to right) Anita Charois, Mindy Bergel, Cheryl Walker, Mary Lemoine. Row 4. (left to right) Sheila Farrell, Carol Jane Krouse, Jann Martin, Pat Mills, Alyn Soo. Row 5. (standing) Munro Kinzer, Dave Bogenshutz, Don Banut, Norb McAfee, Steve Rondot, Steve Vaughn, Pot Getting, Don Smith, Fred Derheimer, George Gensic, Gerald Westrick, Harold Campbell, John Moore, Kent Faulkner, Noel Justice. 148 Every young Person deserves a Fine Portrait You ' ll like the way we make your students ' portraits, and so will everyone who sees them. Our photographers know how to combine just the right lighting and just the pose to picture your students at their natural best. The Studio That Made School Photography An Art SINCE 1889 photographers l 1131 WEST SHERIDAN ROAD (al Devon) CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 60626 TELEPHONE 761-5500 U9 I ' Ji .:: To the Seniors through War and Peace May God Bless You from the Sophomores 150 JOHN CERUTI ' S DALE ' S DRIVE-IN 5915 Covington Road 745-8451 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MEHLER INSURANCE AGENCY Established 45 Years Real Estate— Insurance— Bonds 221 E. Berry St. Phone 742-3488 HOMEROOM 307 1 St. Row L to R. Larry Kruse, Christine Morris, Linda Miller, Karen Gunkle, Marci Solomon. 2nd Row L. to R. Mike Oetting, Barb Kamp- schmidt, Vonnie Crickmore, Linda Doetsch, Kothy Herber, Kathy Perry, John Gospedarek. 3rd Row L. to R. Bob Fecher, Kathy Schenher, Nancy Roehling, Potty Harris, Donna Lomont, Cindy Anderson, Laura Bierbaum, Edelmira Torres, Lucinda Walker, Connie Schuler, Katy Fox, Sister Wini- fred, S. P., Mike Ruesewald. 4th Row. L. to R. Paul Purvis, Louie Vos- meier, Mike Boschet, Mark Federspiel, Mike Bushman, Roger Hippen- homer, Chuck Stembrecher, Bob Rentschler, Steve Gamble, Mike Barret, Mike Meyer, Phil Eakin, John Krouse, Don Hettinger. 151 A. - - - ■ M ! ifii n i M Id =m2 Compliments of VANCE DECORATING COMPANY, INC. 2217 South Lafayette Street Phone 744-9378 NEAL ' S OYSTER BAR Builder ' s Supplies Ready Mix Concrete 1830 S. Calhoun 744-9703 BLUE POINTS ON THE HALF SHELL OLD FORT SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. STEAKS SEAFOODS AND COCKTAILS FRESH LAKE PERCH EVERY FRIDAY 2013 S. Anthony Tel. 742-6425 Fort Wayne, Ind. Courtesy of wenneyM ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 1 L Chrysler] Dn s q- KyffW fl5 yiafflifcrLhiiittti- ■ ' J-JL IPOINSATTE MOTORS, INC. SOUTHGATE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER CHARGE IT PHONE 743-0161 it ' s easier to plan — buy — pay 200 CLINTON STREET • FT WAYNE INDIANA 46802 God Be With The Graduates of 1967 Compliments of PONTIAC HARDWARE ROGERS FRIENDLY MARKETS 1002 E. Pontiac 744-1440 152 HOMEROOM 402 Row 1. (left to right! Debbie Haifley, Sister Alice, Terrie Derloshon. l?ow 2. (left to right] Dick Martin, Jackie Duddy, Janice Monroe, Carolyn Neuhaus, Mary Keller, Lina Gaffer, Kothy Strait, Pat Scherschel. Row 3. (left to rightl Dick Neuhaus, Karen Miller, Linda Martin, Kathy Hogan, Charlotte Goatley, Ginny Vaughn, Debbie Winter, Margy Rondot, Mary Beth Brough. Row 4. (left to right) Larry Rooks, Larry Taylor, Mike Zenr, John Houser, Mary Franken, Susie Avila, Phil VVoss. Row 5. (left to right) Ken Ringle, John Yborro, Ed Howard, Bob Escobedo, Joe Berghoff, Donald Brooks, Steve Gebert. Row 6. (left to right) Jerry Campbell, Larry Schohl, Charlie Bierboum, Charlie Harber, Henry Loguno, Dove Pisuia. Absent when picture was taken was Joan Lubomirski. 153 .• idb .te A M M Aa«MAAH Bye, Bye Seniors Good Luck CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 67 Freshmen ' 70 154 POTATO CHIPS They Really Do Taste Different! (Z ompf « s Or T)0 38 Sou. h Cfth+ah SStZ f offh ChhToH BEST WISHES From The SHAMROCK STAFF 155 ■ w ■■ ii ' T m mf- i „Maa.a ._ia C.S.M.C. REPRESENTATIVES 1 St row — Joan Miller, Janet Minich; 2nd row — Marge Rondot, Marie Steinbrecher, Tom Helmkamp, Gary Archer,- Standing — Kathy Schenher, Kay Todd, Carole Kimes, Diane Milewski, Sheila Farrell, Pat Neuhaus, Kathy Word. Not present for picture — Kothy Goes, Linda Robinson Seated — Judy Offerle, Marsha Shaffer, Linda Ranly, Janet Tholen, Ann Ehinger, Nora Sandonol, Mary Ann Marciniak. Standing — Martha Haifley, John Stanski, Mark Recht, Don Rowdabaugh, Randy Thelen, Mary Stemes. 156 YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVES 1st row — Terrie Derloshon, Ruthanne Bieber, Linda Wait, Kothy Kalicer,- 2nd row — Clarence Baily, Yvonne Crickmore, Don Smith, Mike Bock; Standing — Jert7 Henry, Steve Gebert, Fred Miguel, Mike Panyord, Margie Luther, John Schott, Pot Getting, Ed Alvarez. Not present — Norma Overmyer, Gary Bauer Seated — Linda Rowe, Patricia Glasch, Brigitte Pohl, Judy Obringer, Nancy Bednoy, Bette Jansen, Chris Samreta, Standing — John Thomas, Mark Derheimer, John Broucek, Kathy Knapp, Karen Roemke, Mike Bongert, Steve Robinson. Not present — Joe Alvarez, Sue Desmonds 157 Most Reverend Leo A. Pursle PATRONS Mother Mary P us ' Superior Generc 1 of the Sisters of Provic ence Very Reverend Msgr. J. Willi am Lester Mother Mary A ntonice Mother Provinc al School Sisters o Notre Dame Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas L. D urkin, V. G. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Stanley L. Manoski Rf. Rev. Msgr. William J. Voors Rt. Rev Joseph Crowley Rev. Leonard h . Fullenkamp, C.P.P.S. Rt. Rev Msgr. Charles G Giradot Msgr. William M. Faber Rev. Ro ph H. Larson Rev. Andrew C . Matthieu Rev. Ed ward A. Miller Rev. J. Robert Curley, S.M.M Rev. William J. Ehrman Rev. Edward 1. Hession Very Re V. Msgr John A. Bap St Rev. Robert J. Hoevel Rev. Ed ward W Fueglein Rev. Williom J Gieranowski Rev. La rence . . Fettig Mr. and Mrs. David Adkison Ethel C. Jenkins, Committeewoman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jordan Mr. Edward E. Roehling, ' 37 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Edward Junk Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Roemke Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Angel Mr. and Mrs. John Kortholl The Rosswurm Family Dan Banut, Class of ' 68 Mr. and Mrs. C. William Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rucoi Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Keever Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rush Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bierbaum Dr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Koester, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Sauter Mr. and Mrs. William R. Block Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kohrman Mr. Ralph Scheie Bobby Gene, Karen, Sherman, Patty Helen Kondziela Dick Schiefer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bock Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Luley, ' 53, ' 54 Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Seller Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boneff Mrs. Geraldine Lytle Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Shadle Mr. and Mrs. Felix Braun Robert R. Luther Family Stephanie Sienkiewicz Brigitte, Cec, Pat, and Nancy, ' 69 Margie Luther, ' 68 Mr. and Mrs. George M. Skelton Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brothers Ann Maher, ' 66 Don Smith, ' 68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangona Mrs. Porter J. Snyder Beth and Nancee Brunner L. B. Mann Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Somers The Brunner Brothers, Burt and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Marciniak Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Spatt Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Buckles Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mettert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Suelzer Mrs. Wm. F. Burke Mike and Janet The Suelzers — Michael, ' 64, Brian, ' 66, Congratulations! — Annette Butler, 65 Mrs. Clarke. Miller Christine, ' 68 Ben and Rita Clemmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Sullivan Mrs. Mary C. Eakin Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ehinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morel The Triguam [Steve, Jim, Bruce) Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Erpelding Luci lle Morse, Mgr. S H Green Stamp s Tri-State Traffic Bureau, Inc. Joan Main Finton, 47 Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Verstynen Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fleckenstein Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Neuhaus Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Voirol A Friend from Bishop Luers Mr. and Mrs. John Nuckols Vincent and Bernice Wirtner A Good Friend Mrs. J. Ocken Henry Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gebert Mr. and Mrs. James A. O ' Connor Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Wyatt Paul F. Gebert Mr. and Mrs. William J. Offerle Compliments of Bob ' s Inn Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson Ruthie, Audrey and Nancy Osterholt Clark Grocery Rev. William J. Gieranowski Mr. Robert Panyard Compliments of Deer Park Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Ross K. Goodwin Mrs. Robert J. Pepe Inman and Porter Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Pietzak and Family P C Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. Don Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Quinn Warren Radio Company Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Harber Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rademaker Sophomore Homeroom 312 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hart Ramona and Ann, Homeroom 312 Sophomore Homeroom 314 Mr. and Mrs. Lyie A. Haxby Donald Reader Family Sophomore Homeroom 315 Mr. Clarence W. Heck Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed Sophomore Girls of 316 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hilker In memory of Mrs. William Reed Sophomore Boys of 316 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huguenard Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reeves Best wishes to the Seniors from the girls of 41 3 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Imler Compliments of Josephine Reith Good luck to the Seniors from the boys of 413 158 BUSINESS PATRONS Associated Commercial Photographers 3614 New Haven Avenue Fort Wayne, Indiana Phone 743-8002 Jack McDonald To Kathy, John and Fran Vodde Deluxe Plumbing and Heating, Inc. New Haven, Indiana Fort Wayne Blue Print and Supply Company Artist Supplies and Drawing Materials Lewis at Clinton Phone 742-531 9 Al J. Hoffman Company, Inc. All forms of Insurance 427 Standard Building Phone 742-3436 Dances — Receptions — Parties The Jentlemen Phone 483-7034 Jerry ' s Barber Shop 3124 Fairfield ' A block south of Lutheran Hospital Mayflower Mills 931 Leesburg Road Fort Wayne, Indiana 46808 Megles Electric 1926 Huffman 422-6028 Mettler Florist 1212 East Wayne 743-4377 Rose Walsh Jewelers Keepsake Diamond Rings Fort Wayne, Indiana Style Cleaners 921 Spring 743-5913 West Wood Lanes 2400 W. Jefferson 743-4797 Wiebke Service ' 821 Lake Avenue 742-0815 159 NEWSFOTO Your Yearbook Publijher