Hamilton Catholic High School - Ram Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

'17' AI 5 5folix5x5ze HAMILTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL W26 Ram PROGRESS THROUGH EDUCATION l 965 HAMILTON, OHIO FATHER CHARLES BERGEDICK, S.M. CHAPLAIN OF ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE ASABA, NIGERIA eclica fion The Marianist man is dedicated to the work of Catholic education. Under the banner of this most worthy cause the member of the Society of Mary goes wherever he is assigned, even to the mission lands of South America, China, or Africa. In our most recent world history we have seen the young and troubled nations of Africa awakening to independence. Before these countries gained their self-government, as now, they were aware of the influences of the cultures which civilized them. This is Progress through Education. This past year, a native of our city, who was chaplain of our school, teacher, and Student Council Moderator, left Hamilton Catholic to become chaplain of Saint Patrick's College, Asaba, Nigeria. The many duties of a high school teacher and moderator of the religious and social life of an insti- tution demand an individual with a strong constitution. The distant land to which a missionary travels with its new life and customs, demands an even stronger one. Therefore, in appreciation for his selfless efforts in our behalf, for the efficiency with which he executed the duties of his positions at Catholic High, and with great hope for his continued success, we dedicate the 1965 RAM to one who has led us by word and example, the former chaplain of Hamilton Catholic High School, Father Charles Bergedick, S.M. , You are all missionaries. --Fr. Chaminade LORD, make him an instrument of Thy peace; where there is hatred, let him sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. GRANT that he may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; to be understood as to understand; to be loved as to love; for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. --Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi W L U A D- r: P O P ADMINISTRATION ARCHBISHOP KARL J. ALTER ARCHBISHOP OF CINCINNATI VERY REV. JAMES M. DARBY, S.M. PROVINCIAL OF CINCINNATI PROVINCE REV. BRO. JOHN J. JANSEN, S.M. HEAD OF INSTRUCTION CONTENTS FACULTY........... SENIORS........ UN DERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS. . . . .. ORGANIZATIONS. ACTIVITIES.................... ADVERTISING................. i i The planet Saturn and its famous ring system as seen through the IOO-inch Mt. Vilson telescope. 7M1. Wilson and Palomar Observatories FACU LTY BROTHER DONALD NEFF, PRINCIPAL Future Teachers of America Moderator B.S., University of Dayton FATHER JAMES KUNES, S.M. CHAPLAIN Religion, 2, Latin, 3,4 Homeroom 2B Sodality, Guidance B.S., University of Dayton S.T.L., University of Fribourg Switzerland You ALL want to drop Algebra? BROTHER ROBERT KELLEY, S.M. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Dean Treasurer Economics, 3,4 B.S., University of Dayton M.A., Ohio State University BROTHER DONALD BOCCARDI, S.M. DEAN OF STUDIES Head of Guidance Religion, 1,3 Homeroom 3C Band, Glee Club, Dad's Club Student Council B.A., University of Dayton M.A., Western Reserve University MR. TERRENCE MALONE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR American History, 3 Government, 4 Head Football Coach B.S., Xavier University M.S., Xavier University MR. DENNIS ALLEN Algebra, 1,3 Geometry, 2 Homeroom 1A Moderator of Yearbook B.S., University of Cincinnati wag $22 That's a lotta garbage! MR. PHIL BERGEN World History, 2 Physical Education, 1,2 Homeroom 2C Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach B.S., Miami University FATHER DONALD BREAKER Religion, 1 Latin, 1 Moderator of C.S.M.C A.B., Athenaeum of Ohio Now this is a blackboard . . . FACU LTY MR. DOUGLAS DOENCH Keep it up and you'll break 70. English, 2,3 Reading, Speech, 1 Homeroom 2A Moderator of Recorder Poster Club B.S., Xavier University FATHER J OSEPH HESKAMP Latin, 2 Assistant Pastor of St. Ann Parish B.A., Athenaeum of Ohio MR. HERBERT HOLINKO Business Law Typing, 1 AB , Xavier University Okay, you pass. MR. JOHN KOPROWSKI English, 2,3,4 Homeroom 3A Head of English Department B.A., Xavier University Ph.B., Xavier University THE MARIANIST ALL-STARS NH BROTHER BERNARD LAURINAITIS, S.M. Librarian Spanish, 3,4 Audio -Visual Departme nt Intramural Bowling B.S., University of Dayton BROTHER LYNN LEAZER, S M. M.S., University of Pittsburgh Chemistry, 3,4 Algebra, Trigonometry, 4 Get back in your cage! Homeroom 4A Exalted Head of Math and Science De- partments It's Academic Team Golf, Intramural Bowling B.S., University of Dayton M.S., Ohio State University MR. JOHN LOEFFLER Algebra, 3,4 Assistant Basketball Coach Reserve and Freshman Basketball B.S., Xavier University FACU LTY MR. TERRENCE MCGUFF English, 1, Health, 2 Physical Education, 2 Homeroom 1C Assistant Football Coach Head Baseball Coach B.S , Xavier University MR. MICHAEL MULVII-IILL General Science, 1 Biology, 3 ,4 Homeroom 4B Guidance Senior Prom Moderator B.S., Xavier University M.S. Xavier University You think you're pretty funny, don't you? Father Roettele rides again! FATHER ALFRED POWERS Latin, 2 Assistant Pastor of St. Ann Parish A.B., Athenaeum of Ohio FATHER J OHN ROETTELE Religion, 4 C.Y.O. Director Assistant Pastor of St. Mary's Che erle elders B.A., Athenaeum of Ohio BROTHER RICHARD ROBBINS, S.M. Algebra, 1,2,3 Geometry, 1 Homeroom 3B Moderator of Photography Club F .T.A. B.S., University of Dayton MRS. DOROTHY RICH Secretary . . . 2 hamburgers, an order of french fries, and a chocolate malt. MRS. RUTH WIRSCH Bookkeeper FACU LTY MR. JOSEPH HUDEK Mai ntenance ,, fr The Solar Corona photographed during a total eclipse from Green River, M'yvoming, 7M1. Wilson and Palomar Observatories SENIORS THE CLASS OF l965 PROGRESS THROUGH EDU CATION MICHAEL ARMENTROUT Army Second Honors, 1,2 Band, 2,3,4 Sodality, 1,2,3,4 J.A., 2 Operation Youth, 3 Intramurals DONALD ARNO Lost Football, 1 Prom Committee, 4 J.A., 2 Intramurals KENNETH BECKER Bird Vice President, 1 Glee Club, 4 Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Dance Committee, 4 Tennis, 1 J.A., 2 ANTHONY BELL HTOnYII President, 2 Sodality, 1,2 Glee Club, 4 RICHARD BURKART Deacon Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals J EROME BU SCHELMAN Bush First Honors, 2 Second Honors, 3 Band, 1 Intramurals MICHAEL BOYD Mike Second Honors, 3,4 Band, l,2,3,4 Intramurals JOHN BULACH Farmer First Honors, 1,2,4 Second Honors, 3 EUGENE CARR Ilsupell Vice President, 2 Treasurer, 3 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Football, 1, Baseball, 1 Golf, 3,4, Floats, 4 From Committee, 4 Intramurals JAMES COLE Jim First Honors, 1,2,3 Second Honors, 4 Treasurer, 1 Vice President, 4 Football, 3,4, Track 1,2,3 Ram of the Year, Floats, 4 Student Council, 3 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals NEIL DATTILO IICOSII First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Vice President, 3 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Football, 1,2 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals LAWRENCE DEBO Larry Band, 1,2 A quiet afternoon at the bookstore. MARK DURROUGH llMarkll Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 DANIEL EBBING Troy Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Recorder, 4 Floats, 4, J.A., 2,3,4 Prom Committee, 4 ND. Play, 4 Intramurals WILLIAM EMRICK Wild Bill Second Honors, 2 TIMOTHY FINAN Tim Floats, 4 From Committee, 4 Intramurals TERRY FAUCETT Surfer Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Baseball, 1,2,3 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals JAMES FENING Finch First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 President, 1 Football, 1,2 Basketball, 1,2 Track, 1,3 Baseball, 1 Student Council, 3 Glee Club, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals LAWRENCE F IEHRER Lorenzo Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Treasurer, 4 Football, 1 Basketball, 1,2 Baseball, 1 Student Council, 3 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals JAMES FISCHER IlPetell Second Honors, 4 Photography Club, 1 Poster Club, 1 Intramurals LOUIS FISHER Lou Barracuda Secretary, 1 Treasurer, 2 Second Honors, 1 Tennis, 1, Football, 1 Band, 1,2,3,4 C.S.M.C. 4, F.T.A. 2,3 Poster Club, 2, J.A. 2,3,4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals DONALD GARDELLA llDOnH Band, 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee, 4 MICHAEL GIULIANO Jewel Second Honors, 1,2 Band, 1,2,3,4 Drum Major, 4 Sodality, 1 From Committee, 4 JAMES GREGG Boom -Boom First Honors, 1,2,4, Second Honors, 3 Secretary, 2,3 Baseball, 1,2,3, Golf, 3,4 Recorder, 3,4, Editor, 4 Yearbook, 3, Student Council, 4 Sodality, 1, Debate Club, 3, Health Careers, 3 Prom Committee, 4, ND. Play, 4, J.A., 4 Boy's State, Intramurals DAVID GUNDLER Gunner Football, 1,2 Basketball, 1 Floats, 4 FRED HAAS Fritz First Honors, 1,2,3,4 Treasurer, 3 Recorder, 4 Student Council, 4 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4, Tennis, 1 Poster Club, 4, J.A., 2 Health Careers, 3 From Committee, 4 MICHAEL HAWKINS Mike Second Honors, 2,3 Vice President, 3 Track, 2, J.A., 2,3,4 RAYMOND HEINRICH Ray Honda Track, 1,2 MI CHAEL HERRLEIN woody Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Recorder, 4, Poster Club, 4 Student Council, 4, Band, 1 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4, J.A., 2,3,4 SENIORS ROLAND HICKEY R.J. Second Honors, 1,2 President, 2,3,4 Basketball, 2 Baseball, 3,4 Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Boy's State ROBERT HINDS Robert Basketball, 1 Floats, 4 From Committee, 4 N.D. Play, 4 Debate Club, 3 I don't think it's going to fit. MICHAEL HYNES Mikel! Second Honors, 4 RAYMOND HOELLE Booze Band, 1,2,3,4 F.T.A., 4, Floats, 4 SENIORS PAUL ITALIANO Italian Mouse Football, 1, Track, 1 Prom Committee, 4 J.A., 2,3 THOMAS ISGRO Tom First Honors, 1,2,3,4 Yearbook, 4 Library, 2 WADE JOHNSON Buffalo Football, 1 Prom Committee, 4 The morning after the night before. J.A., 223,4 RONALD KELL Rom First Honors, 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook, 4, Editor Library, 2 THURMAN KOGER Skip Second Honors, 1,2 Glee Club, 4 DAVID KRAZL Kraze Second Honors, 2 Floats, 4 From Committee, 4 J .A., 2 Intramurals PAUL KROEGER Hoge Second Honors, 2,3 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4 Health Careers, 3 RALPH KUHL Ralph First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Baseball, 1 Intramurals ROBERT LEUGERS Skinny Bobby First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals SENIORS CHARLES LUBBERS Cha-lie Basketball, 1,2 Band, 1, Floats, 4 Intramurals DONALD MAYER S I'Donll Second Honors, 2,3 Floats, f1, J.A., 2,3 Dance Committee, 4 Student Council, 3 JOHN MEEHAN Bill Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Secretary, 3 Basketball, 2 Baseball, 1,2,3,4 Floats, 4 Student Council, 3 Intramurals THOMAS MCGRATH Mac Band, 1,2,3,4 Track, 3, Floats, 4 Baseball, 1 Dance Committee, 4 J.A., 3 TIMOTHY MCGRATH IlFroggyll Band, 1,2,3,4 Yearbook, 4, Floats, 4 Dance Committee, 4 Library, 2,3,4 J.A., 2,3,4 CHARLES McHUGH Randy Treasurer, 1 Band, 1,2,3,4 Floats, 4 Dance Committee, 3 Intramurals JAMES MEINER Mein Boy Football, 1,2,3,4 Most Valuable Back, 4 Captain, 4, Baseball, 4 Basketball, 1, Floats, 4 Weight Lifting, 2,3,4 Intramurals MARK NIEISTER Luke First Honors, 1,2 Second Honoxs, 3,4 GREGORY MICK Greg First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 4 Football, 1 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals CH The Student Council in session. C0 RICHARD MICK Dick First Honors, 1,2,3,4 Yearbook, 4 Glee Club, 4 Prom Committee, 4 DANIEL MILILLO I'Dago Second Honors, 2 Floats, 4, J.A., 2,3,4 Spirit Committee, 4 Intramurals GEORGE MULCAHEY Home Town President, 1 Treasurer, 2 Football, 1,2,3,4 Baseball, 1,2,3,4 Student Council, 4 Floats, 4, Civics Day, 3 Sodality, 1,2, C.S.M.C., 4 Weight Lifting, 2,3,4 Health Careers, 4 FRA NK MUNAFO Farmer Second Home rs, 2 Secretary, 4 Floats, 4, J.A. 2 N.D. Play, 4 Health Careers, 4 RICHARD O'DONNELL EDWARD OSNER EDWARD PETERS Ricko Ed Lick First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 1 Second Honors, 4 Te nnis, 2 Recorder, 2,3, Yearbook, 4 Floats, 4 Sodality, 1,2,3 Teen Chairman, 4 Basketball Manager, 1,2 Football Manager, 1,2 Baseball, 1, Golf, 4 Photography Club, 1,2 Dance Committee, 4 Intramurals SENIORS EDWIN PHEIL Fingernail Band, 1,2,3,4 Sodality, 1,2,3 RICHARD PFIRRMAN Wheel-Stand Second Honors, 1 Football, 1,2, Golf, 3,4 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 President of Homecomi ng Prom Committee, 4 Floats, 4, J.A., 4 Health Careers, 3,4 Intramurals CHARLES ROBINSON Charles Bearcat First Honors, 1,2,4 Second Honors, 3 Tennis, l,2,3,4 Yearbook, 4, Floats, 4 Glee Club, 4, J.A., 2 Photography Club, 2 Prom Committee, 4 Health Careers, 3,4 DENNIS REITER I'Dennyll First Honors, 1,2,4 Tennis, 1,2 Recorder, 4 Glee Club, 4 Head of Spirit Committee, 4 Hootenanies, 4 N.D.P1ay, 4, J.A., 2 MARK RICHTER Mark Second Honors, 2 Football, 1,2,3,4 Floats, 4 Intramurals JAMES ROWLEY Vern First Honors, 2 Second Honors, 1,3,4 Treasurer, 2,3 President, 4 Baseball, 1, Track, 3 Basketball Manager, 1,2 ROBERT ROTH Recorder, 2,3,4, Floats, 4 Teddy Bear Sodality, 1,2,3, Yearbook, 3 Vice President, 1 Glee Club, 4, From Committee, 4 President, 2,3 Dance Committee, 4, ND. Play, 4 Basketball, 1 Student Council, 3,4, President, 4 Golf, 4, J.A., 2,3,4 Debate Club, 3, Health Careers, 3 Debate Club, 3 Canned Food Drive Chairm an Intramurals Intramurals DAVID SCHLIESMAN Dave Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Baseball, 1 Yearbook, 4, Floats, 4 Dance Committee, 4 J.A., 2,3 Intramurals LAWRENCE RUMPLER Larry DALE SCHURFRANZ Dale Second Honors, 2,3,4 Treasurer, 3 Intramurals RAYMOND SEAL Ray First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Tennis, 3 Floats, 4 JAMES SHEYER Little Rain-Dmp Second Honors, 1,2 Track, 1 SENIORS HARRY STARKE Hair Band Manager, 3 Intramurals SAMUEL SUNBERG Fisherman Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Recorder, 3,4 Sodality, 1,2 Health Careers, 3 Science Fair, 1 What'd he say? JOSEPH TABLER Slick Floats, 4 J.A., 2,3 KENTON TEKULVE Kent Second Honors, 2 Basketball, 2,4 Baseball, 1,3,4 Floats, 4 DANTE TERZO Ten President, 1 Dance Committee, 4 Floats, 4, J,A,, 2,3 C.S.M.C., President, 4 DONALD VAN PATTON Duke Track, 1 Poster Club, 2 Intramurals BRUCE WEISBRODT Booze Second Honors, l,2,3,4 Track, 1,3 Band Manager, 3 Science Fair, 1 J.A., 2 JERRY WHEELER H Jerry JAMES WARGO Buff Floats, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Science Fair, 1 J.A., 2,3 MARK WEDDER Whitey First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Recorder, 2,3,4 Yearbook, 3 DANIEL WITHROW Dan Second Honors, 1,2 Football, 1 Basketball, 1,2,3 Intramurals ROBERT WRIGHT Bob First Honors, 1 Second Honors, 2,3,4 Baseball, 1 DANIEL WIEGAND Dan Second Honors, 1,2,3,4 Basketball, 1,2 JAMES WOCHER Proxy Track, 1,2,3 Student Council, 3 Floats, 4, F,T.A., 4 C.S.M.C., 1 Dance Committee, 3 Canned Food Drive Chairman, 4 DEAN WRIGHT Wiener First Honors, 2, Second Honors, 1,3,4 Football, 1,2,3,4, Basketball, 1 Most Valuable Player, 4, Baseball, 4 Most Valuable Lineman, 4, Weight Lifting, 2,3,4 Treasurer, 1,4, President, 2 Dance Committee, 3,4, Floats, 4, N.D. Play, 4 Student Council, 3, Sodality, 1 Operation Youth, Intramurals Civics Day Mayor, 4 GLENN YORDY Glenn Second Honors, 2,3,4 Floats, 4 Intramurals JEFFREY ZIMMERMAN Jeff First Honors, 1,2,3,4 Band, 1,2,3,4 Sodality, 1,2 HARRY ZEHLER Jimll First Honors, 1,2 Second Honors, 3,4 Vice President, 1,2,4 President, 3 Band, 1,2, Yearbook, 4 Prom Committee, 4 Intramurals THOMAS ZIEPFEL Tom H J .A., 2,4 Intramurals , i A spiral nebula wiIh satellite nebula in Cam: I'matm' taken with the QOOWinch Hale lclcscopc. -Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories JUNIOR A P. Accorinti W. Bach R, Bachmann K. Baker T. Blackwell W. Bricking im 8. Brinkman M. Brummer P. Bryant T. Cappella D. Cepluch J. Cescato S. Chase ,1 D. Craycraft R. Ernst G. Frankey D. Fuerst M. Gentile M. George 38 J. Hartkemeyer A. Hinkel L. Holstein F. Holzberger R. Kramer G. Leugers J. Marischen M. Mignery JUNIOR B t. I G. Hartman D. Heinrich P. Jacquemin E. Martin 1 T. Milligan 39 4 M. He inrich R. Lednik M. Mulcahey P. Oberrecht M. Robinson R. Schopmeyer D. Williams R. Wunelbacher JUNIOR c let W. Overholts S. Paullus R. Pfirman R. Rigling W. Robertson D. Robuck N. Rodriguez A. Roth J . Rumpler T . Schuster D. Smith M. Walters J. Weiss 4: T. Williams T. Wimmer D. Wurzelbacher A . 11 J. Zehler M. Zettler D. Zilman 40 J . Accorinti J . Austing T . Becker D . Bucher J . Chaney l M. Cummins R. DeMonge Farkas J. Fienrer SOPHOMORE A '3 E. Baldwin R. Beckman J . Burkart D. Denzler T . Burkart K. Christensen 11 J . Baumann F . Beuter M. Busche lman B. Combs D. Enderle M. Ernst G. Giuliano SOPHOMORE B S. Grainer W. Hardebeck D . He inrich I! F. Houston L. Holderbach G. Jeffries R. Jones H. Korb J. Kramer E. Mignery A'. Milillo D. Haskin J. Hoelle T. Ketterer R. Kunkel A. Miller D. Haizman J . Hoffman D. Hogan D. Jeffries W. Ivancic W. Klamo D. Murphy SOPHOMORE 'IC 11; R. Nichting D . Peters W. Purcell T. Rennecker T. Roesch T. Roesch G. Rumpler l I I d . '1 M. Ruther W. Schafer D. Schmidtz M. Schroer P. Schurger H. Shalloe 111g 4t D. Sprandel J. Tekulve E. Tobergte P. Trauthwein F. Vomheder M. Wagner R. Weiss 43 FRESHMAN A T. Barrett J. Baumgardner D. Beckman S. Beckman M. Bekemeier J. Bolton P. Brennan D. Briede D. Bruewer J. Burckey N. Dadabo J. Daddabbo C. Denzler K. Dillhoff F. Downie T. Eichhold B. Ellis E. Fackey J. Fairbanks M. Bruewer 44 W. Gambrell C. Leshner S. Munafo A. Gardella D. Haubner E. Holzberger E. Keating L. Leugers D. McCune FRESHMAN B D. Forrester J . Glover J. Helmets J. Hingsbergen T. Horrall P. Houston G. Hudson M. Kramer D. Mignerey D. Mikesell W. McGill R. Overholts 45 D. Fritsch T. Goertemiller C . Isgro E. Kuhlmann R. Minnick E. Hamann FRESHMAN C7 , x? R. Palmerton K. Pater d ; K. Petterson D. Rennecker D. Rigling J. Rigling G. Rose P. Rose 4: ' l D. Schliesman D. Schulte J. Schutte D. Shalloe T. Smith J. Steimel J. Steinle B. Strautheps B. Suttmiller S. Tillman D. Vidourek J. Vilkoski H. Von Hagen T. Whipple D. Zettler i t The great spiral nebula in Andmmrdu is believed to be much like our own Galaxy. Two satcllhc nebulae ap- pcan 7Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Left to right, M. Hoelle, E. Pate, J. Accorinti, T. Pate, G. Sutton, J. Fiehrer, T. Roesch, G. Richter, R. Kunkel, P. Becker. MIDDLE ROW: P. Accorinti, F. Houston, M. Mulcahey, K. Baker, J. Cole, P. Mulcahey, D. Wright, M. Meiner, M. Richter, T. Milligan, D. Crain, B. Klamo, A. Dudley. TOP ROW: D. Wur- zelbacher, G. Eiler, E. Baldwin, L. Holstein, M. Walters, D. Hudson, B. Smith, R. Cole, B. Cole, J. Chaney, E. Mignery, S. Brinkman. Coach: Terry Malone. RAMS FINISH PERFECT TOP RAM SCORERS lO-O RECORD PLAYER Lincoln Heights Ed Pate Fairfield Bob Smith Reading Larry Holstein John Carroll Mike Meiner Newport Cath. Ken Baker Talawanda Ray Cole Springfield Cath. Mark Richter LaSalle Joe Accorinti Ross Don Crain Taylor John Fiehrer p; U H OOOHNNODvaOO HHHOONwUIOyb-y Left to right: Pat Mulcahey, Mike Meiner, Coach Malone, Dean Wright, Mark Richter, Jim Cole. SENIORS You can sure tell who was out there playing! UNDEFIEATED RAMS IN ACTION Pate leaves 'em watching. Meiner makes flying tackle as Smith and Holstein rush in to aid. Cole scores winning TD against John Carroll. Holstein heads for the wide open spaces. Meiner grabs loose ball. Kunkel picks up the first down. You need more than two men to stop Smith. Holstein looks for room. Smith bulls through to score against Ross. Pate stopped after long gain. Baldwin puts on the rush. Smith can't be stopped. Pate slices through the defense to score six more. Holstein runs out of the pocket. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Anyone for a shower? The team carries Coach Malone off the field. Returning to school after the Taylor game. Congratulating co-captain Meiner. These guys ought to do a Cheer commercial. Then she says to me . . . STILL MORE ACTION Let's get him ! Oh, no you don't! VARSITY BASKETBALL RAM SEASON RECORD 6 I 4 Lincoln Heights Moeller Lakota LaSalle New Miami Ross Talawanda Purcell Fenwick John Carroll Roger Bacon Talawanda Harrison Springfield Cath. Fairfield McNichoIas Newport Cath. Covington Cath. TOURNAMENT Little Miami Taft KNEELING: Left to right, T. Steger, D. Crain, D. Pfirman, J. Fiehrer, D. Haizman; STANDING: L. Holstein, M. Walters, J. Marischen, T. Mergy, D. Pfirrman, N. Dattilo, B. Smith, D. Schliesman, D. Withrow. Absent: G. Carr Coach: Phil Bergen. VARSITY BASKETBALL Everybody wants it ! SENIORS Left to right: Dave Schliesman, Neil Dattilo, Kent Tekulve, Dick Pfirrman, Gene Carr. Honors and Awards: left to right--Larry Holstein, Best Team Player and one of next year's co-captains; Coach Phil Bergen; Dick Pfirrman, Most Valuable Player; Don Crain, the other of next year's co-captains. 58 Schliesman challenges Ruddie for rebound. Holstein snares valuable rebound. Pfirman takes a shot. Pfirrman and Schliesman give all-out effort on boards. RESERVE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Left to right, B. Beckman, C. White, B. Hardebeck. BACK ROW: T. Pate, D. Koger, P. Schurger, B. Purcell, M. Cox, T. Rennecker, R. Nichting. Absent: J. Rose, S. Beckman, E. Tobergte. Coach: Jack Loeffler. Record: 4-14. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL KNEELING: P. Bucher, manager. FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Seeley, D. Bredy, T. Smith, H. Von Hagen, T. Hogan. BACK ROW: S. Beckman, S. Rook, P. Asbury, J. Rose, J. Helmets, D. Haubner. SPORTS BANQUETS m mmmmmw Mike Meiner receives trophy for most valuable back from Coach Malone. Now let us see you use it next year! Mr. Koprowski addresses gathering at football banquet. Coach Bergen presents Dick Pfirrman with most valuable player award. BASEBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Tobergte, R. Kunkel, R. Hickey, J. Fiehrer, D. Smith, L. Holstein. MIDDLE RO N: J. Chaney, M. George, D. Zecher, E. Baldwin, G. Mulcahey. BACK ROW: K. Tekulve, M. Meiner, B. Smith, J. Alich, D. Wright, M. Walters, J. Meehan. Coach: Terry McGuff. RECORD: lO-8 .0 F .m 0 T: 'P TOURNEY' S Talawanda Newport: Lakota New Miami Garfield Fenwick Fenwick Seven Mile Garfield Middletown Mt. Healthy Ross Middletown Taft Harrison C.H.S. 9, Little Miami 3 C.H.S. 7, Covington Cath. 5 Elder 8, C.H.S. 7 ooooor-toadxus H District: Lebanon 2, C.H.S. 0 PITCHING RECORDS Tobergte Tekulve Hickey Mulcahey H IMHbPUIVhl-io ,3; $HWCOGJOQOHOU10$OOD O CO GOLF AND TENNIS Golf Team: left to right--E. Keating, J. Gregg, B. Bachman, D. Pfirrman, P. Schurger, G. Carr, T. Steger, D. Wolpert. Coach: Jasper Gregg. Record: 12-7. Tennis Team: left to right, FRONT ROW: M. Ernst, T. Ketterer, B. Schaefer, B. Ivancic, Coach Douglas Doensh. BACK ROW: B. Ernst, D. Zihlman, B. Purcell, J. Austing, J. Weiss. SPRING SPORTS TEAMS IN ACTION Star relief pitcher R. J. Hickey comes in to put out the fire. is long drives. Paul Schurger lines up along putt. h f 0 e n O I e h t O n a I .m E e S g g e I C .m J Double your pleasure in the doubles. Here's a smash. A word of advice--for me? SPRING SPORTS AWARDS Bill Meehan - -baseba11. Bill Purcell--tennis. Jim Gregg- golf. SENIORS ON BASEBALL TEAM Left to right: Bill Meehan, Roland Hickey, Kent Tekulve, Pat Mulcahey, Mike Meiner, Dean Wright. CHEERLEADERS SEATED: Left to right, Becky Kuhl, Toni Russo, Sue Welsh. STANDING: Pat Pater, Sandy Schoerer. Cheerleaders leading huge crowd during Fairfield game, The girls urge the Ram rooters to cheer the team on to victory. ,, i Remains ofa supernova whidn occurcd in AD 1054, thc uCraby Nebula in the constellation Taunu. -Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatoria Band Members: P. Bryant, F. Downie, M. Giuliano, A. Roth, M. Baynes, M. Boyd, T. Durrough, A. Hinkel, Tim McGrath, E. Tobergte, R. Tutas, T. Wocher, R. Zettler, T. Taylor, D. Tutas, S. Bell, R. Kurtz, E. Pfiel, M. Armentrout, T. Boyd, T. Eichhold, A. Gardella, T. Horrall, Tom McGrath, K. Peterson, J. Rumpler, J. Zimmerman, D. Jeffries, C. Cooper, R. Hoelle, W. Ivancic, J. Zehler, J. Maupin, D. Fuerst, W. Taylor, L. Fisher, R. Gardella, E. Komau, C. McHugh, D. Mergy, G. Roberts, R. Fisher. Here's where it counts. SENIOR BAND NEEMBERS SEATED: Louis Fisher; STAND- ING, left to right; Mike Boyd, Jeff Zimmerman, Mike Armen- trout, Ray Hoelle, Ed Pfeil, Charlie McHugh, Tim McGrath, Don Gardella, Mike Giuliano. Absent: Tom McGrath. I D Lamb A233 N The band on the match. The stage band performing at the Spring Concert. KNEELING: left to right--Patty Meyer, Linda Amrhein, Christine Gregg. STANDING: Geri De- Pascale, Mary Helen Seal, Dorothy Phares, Becky Brandner, Mary Ann Preston, Linda Gersbach. BAND MAJORETTES SENIORS ON RECORDER STAFF Left to right, Jim Rowley, Denny Reiter, Jim Gregg, Fred Haas, Mr. Douglas Doench, Moderator. Absent: Dan Ebbing. ' RECORDER STAFF James Gregg, Editor-in-Chief Mr. Douglas Doench, Moderator James Rowley, Assistant Editor Michael Robinson, Junior Editor Business Sports Art Thomas Cappella Edward Martin Frederick Haas Reporters and Column Writers Daniel Ebbing Michael Peters Dennis Reiter Thomas Hart Jerry Vogt Richard Kuhl Donald Zilman MI. Doensh and Mike Robinson do some planning. Che cking the copy. Recorder Staff: Left to right, Mike Robinson, Tom Hart, Ed Martin, Tom Cappella, Rick Kuhl, Don Zihlman, Jim Gregg. YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right, Jim Zehler, Mr. Dennis Allen, Moderator, Tim McGrath, Ron Kell, Dave Schliesman, Dick Mick, Rick O'Donnell, Tom Cappella, Charlie Robinson, Mike Robinson. Absent: Tom Isgro. Ronald Kell, Editor-in-Chief Mr. Dennis Allen, Moderator Harry Zehler, Business Manager Thomas Cappella Richard O'Donnell Thomas Isgro Charles Robinson Timothy McGrath Michael Robinson Richard Mick David Schliesman This place is too neat--I can't find a thing! This sure is confusing! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS: Left to right, Jim Bolton; Dave Bemier; Brother Richard Robbins, Moderator; Bob Ernst. Schazam ! The yearbook staff wishes to publicly thank Brother Robbins and the Photography Club for their help with the 1965 RAM. Working on a negative. The REAL Student Council in session. 1965 STUDENT COUNCIL James Rowley, President Lawrence Mick, Vice-President James Gregg, Treasurer Daniel Tutas, Secretary Representatives Seniors Juniors Sophomores 4A--M. Herrlein 3A--B. Ernst 2A--M. Ernst 4B--P. Mulcahey 3B--F. Holzberger 2B--B. Miller 3C--B. Rigling 2Ca-M. Peters Freshmen 1A--E. Fackey 1B--T. Hinkel 1C--M. Smith STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right: Dan Tutas, Secretary; James Rowley, President; Larry Mick, Vice-President; James Gregg, Treasurer. PROJECTS AND DRIVES The Student Council is planning to sponsor a foreign student at Hamilton Catholic High School next year. To help finance this project, a car wash was held, which, with the help of some of the students, was a success. At this time, the new student is believed to be from Ger- many, and will enter school as either a junior or senior next year. Canned Food Drive chairman Jim Wocher announces results. Jim Wocher and Mike Zettler present the Sisters of the Poor with the cans, which were distributed to the needy of Hamil- ton during Christmas time. The junior division led the way in sweeping the three major drives of the school year, the Canned Food Drive, the Bishop's Relief Collection, and the ticket sales on the Pontiac GTO Iaffled off in the school's Spring Festival. In the Canned Food Drive, shown here, over 24,000 cans were collected. KNEELING: left to right, R. Palmerton, R. Mick, E. Hamann, D. Haskin, M. Schroer, F. Vomheder, S. Bell. MID- DLE ROW: D. Reiter, P. Hoff, M. Pater, M. Peters, A. Bell, C. Robinson. BACK ROW: M. Robinson, W. Klamo, M. Herrlein, J. Vogt, M. Vogt, R. Becker, J. Maupin. Absent: C. Imfeld. GLEE CLUB Getting together with the band. Performing at Christmas time. With the award. Mr. and Mrs. Cole with Jim. RAM The Ram of the Year award is presented to the student of Ham- 0 F iIton Catholic High School who has represented his school faithfully in the highest ideals of a Catholic education. It was begun four TH E years ago by the Knights of Columbus. Their choice this year is James Cole, selected Ram of the Year for 1965. YEAR RAM OF THE YEAR CANDIDATES SEATED: Left to right, Jim Gregg, Jim Cole, Roland Hickey. STANDING: Dean Wright, Dick Pfirrman, Jim Rowley. IT'S ACADEMIC team: SIT- TING, left to right: Jeff Zim- merman, senior; Mike Herr- lein, senior; Mike Robinson, junior. With 215 total points Ham- ilton Catholic finished second in the game. Radio team Left to right, M. Herrlein, D. Murphy, M. Robinson. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS .with 4-year average. Left to right: R. Mick, 92.9; R. Kell, 95.0; T. Isgro, 92.8; F. Haas, 91.6; J. Zimmer- man, 91.5. NEW SCHOOL Those principally involved in the new school attend the groundbreaking ceremonies. An artist's conception of the school. Brother Neff takes a shovelful. -zm; Kiji: IHDfo 'EREND K SIEECELAND STEED ammsu umzxagmc HITE MECHA um Essmms .EILTOSN O 326 EASI F5357 SIRIU IMYTON, 0850 C.S.M.C. C.S.M.C. OFFICERS SEATED: left to right, Louis Fisher, Vice -President; Dante Teno, President. STANDING: Fr. Donald Breaker, Moderator; Edward Martin, Secretary; Thomas Cappella, Treasurer. EVENING OPTIMIST ORATORICAL CONTEST Contestants from C.H.S.: SEATED, left to right: E. Fackey, R. Zettler, T. Goerte- miller. STANDING: M. Smith, D. Haskin, P. Hudson, T. Durrough. WESTERN TRIP A group of students and teachers from Catholic High will leave on a tour of some of the western states of the U.S. They plan to camp all the way, enjoying nature and getting more acquainted with the wild life. Six of them are shown here in the picture. Good luck, fellows! ,. ir The full Alnmx phomgraphed through xhc lOO-inch Ielzr scope on Mt. Wilson, California. 7M1. Wilson and Palomar Observatories ACTIVITIES The Royal Court: Left to right, Sandy Smith, Sandy Peters, Susan Welsh, Cindy O'Neile, Toni Russo. HOMECOMING The queen's float. Her majesty, Sue Welsh. The royal court. Co-captains Dean Wright and Mike Meiner crown the queen. HOMECOMING Beat the devils. We did, too. Presentation of the award for the best float. Here's Cassius Ram, that m. Oops ! Holstein's hit, but not down. The court and their escorts: Left to right, Sandy Peters, Jack Vitale, Cindy O'Neile, Bob Hinds, Sue Welsh, Bill Meehan, Sandy Smith, Dean Wright, Toni Russo, Neil Dattilo. RETREATS Everyone's anxious to leave. Another conference. The underclassmen hold Mass in the assembly room. SUPERIOR GENERALhS VISIT Left to right, Brother Neff; Father Hoffer; Brother Pietro Orsini, who accompanied the Superior General on his visit to Hamilton. In February, the Superior Gen- eral of the Marianists, the Very Reverend Paul Joseph Hoffer, S.M., made his official visit to Hamilton Catholic High School. Father Hof- fer has been a member of the Gen- eral Administration of the world- wide Society of Mary Marianists, and has been awarded many times for his services. As the Superior General, he visits Marianist schools in twenty-seven countries of Eu- rope, the Americas, Asia, and Africa. His visit to Hamilton was highlighted by speeches on the Marianist movement, an address given by Brother Neff, and a talk by Father Hoffer himself given to the entire student body. JUNIOR EVENTS Members of the cast of the junior play. Curtain-v call. FESTIVAL Brother Neff presenting the keys of the GTO to Ted Schuster. Hamilton Catholic's annual Spring Festival, from Occupational therapy. which a major portion of the school's finances is obtained, was declared a success this year. Although raffle ticket sales were lower than expected and the weather was undecided, the festival went on as plan- ned. The Pontiac GTO raffled off was won by Ted Schuster, a student at Catholic High. After the fes- tival, students were asked to help clean up, and many responded. They quickly got the school grounds back into shape, for they were anxious to get back to their studies. I don't want him to get away! SENIOR PROM Here are some unforgetable scenes from the Prom. We feel that no captions are necessary for them. Supply your own if you want. Hamilton Catholic High School Hamilton, Ohio COMMENCEMENT I 965 ZHiftg - thirh Annual Gummpnrrment of Which de6 .3de HAMILTON, OHIO Garfield Senior High School Auditorium Sunday Afternoon, June 6, 1965 2:30 pm. BROTHER DONALD E. NEFF, S.M. Principal A W A R D S For Exccllence in RELIGION - - RONALD KELL Arrl1bislwl; Alfrr Award FREDERICK HAAS For ExCOHOHm in ENGLISH - - - - RONALD KELI. Uilumni Amoriaiz'on Award For Excellence in LATIN - - - - RICHARD MICK HMOIIIPH Club Azmrti For Excellence in SOCIAL STUDIES - - RAYMOND SEAL Uosrph Anna. I'wrnon Dmnmtf, August Rmznm Allmnorial Award, Clan of 139, For Excellence in MATHENIATICS - - - RONALD KELI. xfCurlz'x Pariez. Robmf FHA Allvrnminl For Excellence in SCIENCE - - , THOMAS Isckn Baun h and Lamb Award; For General Scholastic Excellence - - - - RONALD KELL Average Four Ymrx-wFirxt Hmzorx:? THOMAS ISGRO HQIHMH Club Awardfv RICHARD MICK FREDERICK HAAS JEFFREY ZIMMERMAN JAMES GREGG JOHN BULACH CHARLES ROBINSON JAMES Coma DENNIS REITER Archbishop :VIcNiCholas Award - - - JAMES COLE filmirn 81' Cnmlmnyx1 For Perfect Attvndzmce for 4 years - v - THOMAS ZIEPFEI. For Excellence in CITIZENSHIP - - JAMES ROWLEY Knightx 0f ColumbuxN For Excellence in MARIANIST TRAINING MICHAEL GIULIANO Marianisf Co-kafrx of Hamilton? Student Council President - - - - - JAMES ROWLEY 94 Valedictori an, Ronald Kell. THE CLASS OF 65 The graduates were presented by Brother Donald Neff, and Brother Robert Kelley. The conferring of diplomas and awards was made by Mr. Charles Thackara, of the Hamilton Board of Education. Salutatori an, Thomas Isgro. Seniors attending Baccalaureate Mass. GRADUATION Brother Neff speaks at the Commencement. The award winners. i it Clusters of stars in the Sagittarius region of the Milky Way photographed with a 10inch lens. ;Ml. Wilson and Palomar Observatories a2 $Five Dollar Patrons $5 k Hamilton Airport Inc. Harry's Corner Mr. and Mrs . John Newman Mr. and Mrs . Cosmer Dattilo Mrs. Frank Milillo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kell Mrs. Edward Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osner Mr. and Mrs. William Sunberg Mr. and Mrs. William Meehan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pfirrman Mr. Frank Fritsch Walker's Central Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. James Meiner :1: :k :kThree Dollar Patrons 3: X: :k Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baumgardner Dick Bell Mr. and Mrs. John Krazl Mrs. W. R. Seal Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meister Edward T. Keating, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zehler Mr. George Bryant :1:One Dollar Patrons 1 Arthur Schutte, Sr. Mrs. Richard Mick Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Helmers Clarence Hudson Robert Ellis Jim Whipple Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle, Jr. Thomas Eichold Mr. and Mrs. F rank Wurzelbacher Edward Tobergte Michael Baipres Judge Arthur Fiehrer Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Overholts Walter Getz Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson Mr. Albert T abler Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan Robert Kornau Mrs. Charles Knapp Ed Epperson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tekulve Mr. Saul Leshner Congratulations to the Class of '65 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Open Mon. , Thurs. , and Fri. Until 9 P.M. 210 South Second Street Hamilton 309 East Avenue Hamilton's Only Italian Restaurant Specializing in Italian Cuisine Steaks - -Chicken- -Sea Foods - -Bake Lasagna --Call In Carry Out-- Felix J. Isgro, Prop. Phone 895 -6272 Hamilton, Ohio things go bette InmaumK mADEMARK E BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS COMPANY For the finest printing, the finest papers THE BECKETT PAPER COMPANY HAMILTON, OHIO KEISER CLOTHING CO. Second National Bank Building Hamilton, Ohio Hamilton's Largest Store for Men and Young Men We Can Solve Your Heating 8: Cooling Problems. RIG LING'S 25 Main Street Hamilton, Ohio Phone 892-2283 Buy the Leader for Less We Have Had Our Own Body and Paint Dept. for over 25 Years. Bob Kihm's CENTRAL MOTOR Toys Greeting Cards - -Childrens' Books Hamilton's Largest Year -Round Selection MAIN ST. TOY 8: BOOK STORE 555 Main St . Opposite 2nd National Bank My Chemistry teacher- -he can't bowl, either. Congratulations to the Class of 1965 CATHAM CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Terry Malone; Dave Richter; Richard Pfirrman, President; Bob Smith; Paul Schurger. CATHAM ATHLETIC CLUB We Invite You to Join with Us in Support of Your Alma Mater in All Future Activities Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '65 from the MOTHERS' CLUB Congratulations to the Class of '65 from the FATHERS, CLUB 1 Wii FATHERS' CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Dominic Roberts; John Newman; Thomas Cappella, President; James Durrough. Pet Foods--Pet Supplies Dog Furnishings Garden, Grass 81 Flower Seeds - -Fertilizers - - - -Insecticides - - - -Garden Tools - 4 AL-JOE PET 81 GARDEN STORE 894-6736 309 Court Hamilton, Ohio Congratulations SIHK FIEALTY 895-748! So you're a Republican, eh? It Makes US Feel Proud to Have the Hamilton Catholic High Rams Bowling at Our Establishment Best of Luck to the Graduates! COLUMBIA LANES Hamilton's Finest 954 Hamilton Cleves Rd. Compliments of CHESTER'S PIZZA 2929 Dixie Highway Phone 892 -1973 Cameras Projectors Supplies Hamilton's Oldest and Largest John Noland--C1ass of '49 David Noland--Class of '53 1246 Main 2580 Dixie N oland 'Jl'. l33h413l0. ' KREBS FURNITURE 3rd 8: Court Streets Hamilton, Ohio 894-8379 Furniture Lee's Carpets Maquavox AVENUE PHARMACY Prescriptions Pleasant and Hooven Avenues Opposite St. Ann's Convenient Entrance to Lindenwald Station Post Office Phone 892-8571, 892-5721 Free Delivery Service F ISCHER HARDWARE AND SUPPLY INC. 20 North Third Street Hamilton, Ohio PEPSl-COLA BOTTLING CO. 'HAMILTON,OHIO Hamilton GROUP IN ASSOCIATION COLUMBIA FEDERAL DOLLAR FEDERAL HOME FEDERAL WEST SI DE FEDERAL Where dem olives? CLARKS SPORTING GOODS School Award Sweaters C.H.S. Jackets 15 South B Street 895 -3281 Compliments of ROWLEY 81 SON DRUGSTORE Complete Prescription Service Second 8: Walnut Sts. Congratulations to the Class of '65 1551 LINCOLN AVENUE . HAMILTON, OHIO, 45011 ' PHONE 513 595-7491 And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come true 3 THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY Hamilton -Dixie 2549 Dixie Hwy. Hamilton, Ohio 895-7471 Hamilton-South 1475 Pleasant St. Rt. 279-I-Iamilton, 0. 895-3273 Compliments of FISHER BODY DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION HAMILTON PLANT Hamilton, Ohio Wedding, Shower, Birthday GIFTS Richtefs Party Shop V TOWN 8. COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER HAMILTON, OHIO For the Better B d of ngaiel e U m a n - for Men and Boys third and high humilion, ohio Wow! No Chemistry homework tonight! Compliments of SUNBE RG Live Fish Haulers Live Fish 18 South Third St. for Stocking Fishing Lakes - -Ca11- - Code 513-736-7331 Hamilton Shandon, Ohio STEINLE PHARMACY Best Wishes CHS Seniors Prescriptions Our Specialty East Ave. and Hanover St. FIEHRER PONTIAC Phone 894-8767 l I probably couldn't do this myself. Eigigiaigiai Eigtigtigigiai We, the graduating . s. Q: i Class of 1965, being of sound minds and bodies, , do declare this to be our solemn wishes for the dispersal of our estate: Mike Armentrout leaves his lock to the kid that stole it. Don Arno leaves his leadeiship of the Hilltop to Coach Malone. Dick Becker leaves all of his honor certificates and his five demerits to anyone who deserves them. Tony Bell leaves his beautiful hair for observation. Mike Boyd leaves the band to the dogs. John Bulach leaves his tractor to Carl Dillhoff. Rick Burkart wills his elite knowledge of Spanish to Burt Rodriquez. Jerry Buschelman leaves his '56 Oldsmobile hub caps to his brother Mark instead of his royal lancers. Gene Carr le aves his seat on the basketball bench to anyone who likes 0i Coach Phil Bergen, or who wants splinters. Jim Cole leaves his bloodstained football helmet and running ability to his two brothers. Neil Dattilo wills his No-Dose tablets to any sleepy-eyed underclassman. Larry Debo wills his hairstyle to his brother. Mark Durrough leaves his overwhelming speaking ability to his brother. Dan Ebbing leaves his dynamic personality of stage and screen to anyone who can live up to it. Bill Emrick leaves the name of his hair-dresser to Mike Kremer. Terry Faucett isn't going to leave anything. Jim Fening leaves his King of Hearts crown to dirty Ed Baldwin. Larry Fiehrer leaves his hair to Dave Enderle because he is losing his. Tim Finan leaves Brother Leazer to his little brother, Ted. Pete Fischer can't think of anything to leave. Louie Fisher leaves all of his broken drumsticks and busted drum heads to his little brother, Ronnie. Don Gardella leaves his draft card to Larry Fiehrer. Mike Giuliano wills t0 Elmer C. Fackey, Jr. the greatest English teacher in the school, Mr. Koprwoski, and a place in the Bear's Den--have fun! Jim Gregg is getting the it? HQPK out of town. Dave Gundler leaves his Ramcharger to Tim Milligan. Fred Haas leaves the famous dance named after him and the Dreamers to Fred Holzberger. Mike Hawkins leaves all his Sigmund Frued books to Coach Malone. Ray Heinrich wills his comb to Coach Malone. Mike Herrlein wills his tonguing ability to Dave Koger. Roland Hickey wishes to leave his speed and ability to get base hits to Don Crain. Bob Hinds wills an eight-ounce can of Glade to Mr. Mulvihill for the lab, and his ten volume course, On How to Put on a Play, to Mr. Koprwoski. Ray Hoelle leaves Brother Leazer to all the underclassmen. Mike Hynes leaves his character rating to Jim Burckey. Tom Isgro bequeths his vast knowledge in the science of chemistry to that deserving junior, Mike George. Paul Italiano just wants out. Wade Johnson leaves his ability to roll and completely demolish automogiles to Greg Eiler. Ron Kell wills Brother Leazer's three-minute chemistry quizzes to anyone who can finish them in time. Thurman Koger leaves Brother Leazer--for good! Dave Krazl just leaves! Paul Kroeger wills his nickname, Shin-Dog, to Bill Robinson. Ralph Kuhl wills his Latin grammar to his cousin Rick, so he can pass Latin next year. Bob Leugeis leaves a pack of cigarettes to Coach Malone, a six pack to Coach McGuif, and a duck call to Coach Bergen. Charlie Lubbers wills his dating ability and fondness of girls to Dave Enderle. Don Meyers wills to Bob Schopmeyer his seat at Crecraft's and his backing of the Green Bay Packers. Bill Meehan wills Mike George a compass so he can find his way home! Mike Meiner wills Hoggie Walters his tremendous speed and agility and strength. Mark Meister leaves his Greaser's Club card to any greasy underclassman. Greg Mick wills his unused P.O.D. book to Coach Malone. Richard Mick wills his wonderful Algebra prof, Brother Leazer, to Larry Mick. Dan Milillo reluctantly bequeths his speed and agility, which he spectacularly exhibited on the hard wood court to Dick Pfirman, who needs it! Pat Mulcahey leaves his ability to take out as many girls as he did in his wonderful high school career to his brother, Mike. Frank Munafo 1e aves his dynamic personality and his dexterous way with the women to his brothers, Sam. Tim McGrath leaves his ability to play the clarinet to Mike Baines--he needs it. Tom McGrath leaves his Mickey Mouse guitar to Tim Milligan. Charlie McHugh 1e aves his loving ability to Dan Mergy. Rick O'Donnell leaves some of his hair to Mike Pater. Ed Osner is glad to get out. Ed Peters leaves his hair to Brother Kelley. Ed Pfeil promised to mention Mike Vogt in his wi11--so hi, Mike! Dick Pfirrman 1e aves his basketball ability and height to little Dick Pfirman, and to Tom Wimmer, he leaves the privilege of having the Bomb of the Year. Denny Reiter leaves his roller skates to Steve Brinkman, so he can do the D.P. Mark Richter leaves his chemistry grades to Mike Robinson. Charlie Robinson leaves his unique selection of choice vocabulary to Phil Oberrecht, for use primarily during tennis practice. Bob Roth wills his C .Y.O. experience and extreme height to Tim Hinkel. Jim Rowley leaves his book, Magic Eyes for Fun and Profit to Bubbles Walters. Larry Rumpler leaves his seat in the Lounge to his brother. Dave Schliesman leaves Brother Leazer to whomever will take him; maybe the 200. Dale Schurfranz leaves his bottom locker and book reports to Greg Eiler. Ray Seal isn't leaving anything; he's taking it all with him. Jim Sheyer leaves his coolness and calmness to Coach McGuff, for when a freshman makes a mistake in his class, and gives Coach Malone back his huba-huba. Harry Starke leaves his bowling skills to Doug Heinrich. Sam Sunberg leaves. Joe Tabler leaves his drinking experience and one case of empties to Paul Hoff. Kent Tekulve leaves his pitching ability and no-hitters to Ed Tobergte. Dante Terzo leaves a picnic basket to Brother Leazer, and his ability to stay awake in Religion class to Fred Holzberger. Don Van Patten leaves his parking place in the boon clocks to any underclassman who can walk that far. Jim Wargo leaves his titan red '55 Chevy and his parking space in the Student lounge to Greg Eiler. Mark Wedder wills his screaming Comet to Bill Klamo. Bruce Weisbrodtwills his James Bond books to Brother Leazer. Jerry Wheeler leaves his fabulous Wheeler Deal to Greg Eiler in hopes that he can make enough money to go to school next year. Dan Wiegand leaves all his 8-10 splits to Brother Leazer. Dan Withrow 1e aves his basketball shoes, which he didn't get to use last ye ar, to John Marischen. Jim Wocher leaves his pure blond hair to his brother Tom, and his draft card to any deserving junior. Dean Wright, undefeated Rams 1964, leaves to Eddie Walters his renowned ability to keep both eyes open, magic or not, at all times, so as to enable him to snag those bullet passes from Larry Holstein. Bob Wright leaves with Sam Sunberg. Glenn Yordy leaves his draft card and great driving ability, which is well-known, to Tom Whipple--he knows he will appreciate it. Jim Zehler leaves Brother Leazer serenity . . . more or less. Tom Ziepfel leaves. Jeff Zimmerman wishes to leave his body to Mr. Mulvihill and the incoming freshmen for dissection, and his bewildered mind to Brother Leazer, who made it that way. Signed, the Class of '65 $$$$ng cageigigigigigigigigigigigigieze This is the seal of the Society of Mary. It stands for many things, but for the students of Hamil- ton Catholic High School, it should stand for something more important-ean excellent Christian education. For over fifty years the Mariam'sts have taught at Catholic High. Next year, when the new high school is brought into operation, the Marianists are leaving Hamilton. However, they have a glorious record to be proud of here. Their quality education has left its mark, and they shall not be forgotten. The yearbook staff extends its sincere thank-you to the Society of Mary for this great service. Particular thanks is due to Brother Richard Robins, S.M., and the Photography Club for their co- operation and supply of fine pictures. Ronald Kell, Editor .--w- .u V-;. ' 45;! ' waL. -K W - .;. .;.m.. ... ,.4.$hr. .. . ..