Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

PURCELL HACKBERRY ST. CINCINNATI OHIO CAVALIER : v. . r h 4!. I'mll'JJiJa' ,. h I7 lI IV If 4. . .'Ila-I..IIIIIlI-I.-.IIII.II-H . K .. .. . . . x N . V l :. K 37 l . hl' I I l ,. . II N . . Eu I .4 II. y ?grml. l! Wili-.l'-l'-lilvl L K diff I w v Q 0L 4 ?K I , .9 $1611 one s: ' ' 961..- t1 0 Pg 'will J 1 . , . 5 . w x H. K x .x : .5LivU..,2 a. g 5.0.4.... .7 z..or;V,aL7a av..:l- axag. again $17!: a fuhvwv .5.qu !9 v1.5 thA . -'.ar?.' 1 . .f 4 am? airtwpxrianiLFg .argggngu .l6nofvulg.lst v CONTENTS FACULTY ................ l6 SPORTS . ................. 38 ACTIVITIES .............. 60 SOCIAL EVENTS .......... 92 UNDERCLASSMEN ........ no SENIORS ................ I26 SENIOR DIRECTORY ....... I57 ADVERTISEMENTS ....... l62 DEDICATION: ATRUE CAVAUER Purcell will certainly miss Mr. Bernie Sinchek. our Athletic Direcrorv for the past two years. Prior to serving as Athletic Director, Bernie waS Freshman footballcoacl1.varsity swimming and baseball coach. It is with deep regret that Purcell accepted the resignation of a man who did so much for the school. His teams certainly showed the Cavu alier spirit that he lived. Some of his accomplishments while at Pur- cell were the winning of the GCL. championship in football on the freshman level. He led the varsity baseball team to a G.C.L. champi- onship and the Newport Catholic Invitational baseball tournament. Bernie spent a great I4 years of time and effort at Purcell, so much that during this past season he suffered a heart attack that kept him away from school for over a month He was missed a great deal dur- ing that time, this is why we know in the coming years we will miss him even more, The Bear, as he was affectionately called. will al- ways have a soft spot in the hearts of all real Cavaliers. We can only wish him the best of luck in his new endeavors. He will best be remembered for his humor and direction in the classes of Physical Education. Mr. B Sinchek CHANGE T hose who are concerned with structure on the superatomic scale find that there is more significance and interest in the imperfections in crystals than in the monotonous perfection of crystal lattice itself, Like the biologist. the metallurgist is concerned with aggregates and assemblies in which repeated or extended irregularities in arrangements of atoms become the basis of major structural features on a large scale eventually bridging the gap between the atom and things perceptable to the human senses. Cyril Stanley Smith - i i, '7; , , f ghzguh N- I ,x mp , a . . A This world of ours is new world, in which the unity of knowledge the nature of human communities. the order of society, the order of ideas, the very notions of society and culture have Changed. and will not return to what they have been in the past, What is new is new not because it has never been there before. but because it has changed in quality , One thing that i5 new is the prevalence of newness. the changing scale and scope of change itself. SO that the years of a man's life measure not some small growth or rearrangement or moderation of what he learned In childhood. but a great upheaval. Robert O ppenheimer The face ofchange is a young one 7 and it comes in many coiors. All previous revolutions had. as their goal. the attainment of some new state of equilibrium. What we are seeing in our time is a new order of revolution, whose goal is not a new equilibrium, but social disorder itself. It is the first social recognition that continuous change itself is a form of equilibrium and that it is only in disorder that we find order. Our period demands a type of man who can restore the lost equilibrium between in ner and outer reality. This equilibrium. never static, but like reality itself. involved in continuous change, is Iikethat of a tightrope dancer who, by small adjustments, keeps a continuous balance between his being and empty space. We need a type of man who can control his own existence by the process of balancing forces often regarded as irreconcilable; man in equipoise, Siegfried Giedion And we look and behold him instead filled with imperfect virtues; infinitely childish, often admirably valiant. often touchingly kind; sitting down, amidst his momentary life, to debate of right and wrong and the attributes of deity; rising up to do battle for an egg ordie for an idea; singling out his friends and his mate with cordial affection; bringing forth in pain, rearing with Iong-suffering , . . To touch the heart of his mystery, we find in him one thought. strange to the point of lunacy; the thought of duty; the thought of something owing to himself. to his neighbor. to his God; an ideal ofdecency. to which he would rise if it were possible; a limit of shame below which, if it be possible, he will not stoop. Robert Louis Stevenson Here he comes, stumbling down his ten thousand technological years 7 the fragmented man; a thing of bits and pieces cast upon the mudflats of the 20th Century by wayward tides and waves too high This is a mosaic that walks. wearing all his yesterdays like tattoos. Little. or nothing, in all his ancient heritage fits him for this moment. And no one knows what new adventures await him now. The Whole World In His Hands Man also steps beyond the chain of ends and means that binds the world of work. in love. or when he takes a step towards the frontier of existence, deeply moved by some existential experience. for this. too. sends a shock through the world of relationships whatever the occasion may be. J. Pieper Bur innovation is more than a new method. It is a new view ofthe universe, as one of risk. rather than of chance or of certainty. It is a new view of man's role in the universe; he creates order by taking risks. And this means that innovation, rather than being an assertion of human power. is an acceptance of hum an responsibility? Peter Drucker V'thgy FAC U LTY Mrs. Pauline Buschie Secretary to the principal. Bro. Lawrence Eveslage 7 Principal The '67368 school year was full of great changes. Many changes also took place in the faculty. Bro. Lawrence Eveslage, took over as principai and was primarily responsible for the success in these changes. Also added to the faculty were four priests. nine brothers. two laymen and a secretary. The priests inciuded Fr. Dar- rell Burnett, Fr. Tim Leonard, Fr. Paul Peters and Fr. Rafph Pranger S.M. Among the broth- ers were Bro. James Abel, Bro. Len Hamm, Bro. Gary Marcinouski. Bro. Tom Piepers. Bro. Tim Tabernick. Bro. Larry Ungerer, Bro. Fran- cis Smith, Bro. Mike Lammert. and of course Bro. Eveslage. Coming to Purcell on their own as lay teachers were former LSU basketball great Mr. Dick Maile and from Cuba to teach Spanish Mr. Ricardo Oliver. Mrs. Ernestine Lang came to the castle as secretary to the as- sistant Principal. Mrs. Ernestine lang e Secretary :0 Vice principal. Bro. Myron Achbach e Vice Principal Bro. Thomas Schroer 20 Rev. John Ulrich Mr. George Ecker Mr. Barry Fogwell Bro. Leonard Hamm Zl l . Physics . . . Rev. Ant hony Perfetto 22 Mr. Francis Dowd Mr. Bernard Sinshek 23 Mr. Arthur DelConte Bro. Michael Lammen 24 Bro. Francis Smith wzn-ny -. . Bro.Timothy Tabernik Bro. lawrence Ungerer 25 Bro. Donald Farhig ... caught in the act! Bro. James Abel 26 m Io P H 2 ID 0 R o. r B Bro. Thomas Pieper Rev. William Fa rell Rev. Paul Peters 28 Mr. Ricardo Oliver .Franklin Shands Rev. Dennis Jas pers Rev. Darrell Burnett Rev. Eugene Mueller 30 Bro. Wilbert Hamm . . 'Whe iar Mr. Richard Maile Rev. Raiph Pranger . . . the cafeteria staff Bro. Gary Marc'mowski 32 33 Bro. Norman O,Connor Bro. Gerald Glassmeyer Joe Necessary Mr. Robert Konkoly Bro. Ralph Gohring Mr. Neal Connor Rev. Robert Hum 36 Procuralor Mr. Donald R. Popelar Margo Dierks Secretary to Procuralor. 37 5mm: Hamilton Badin Walnut Hills Princeton St. Xavier McNichola La Salle Newport Catholic Elder Roger Bacon Moeller Pm Won-F Losti Tiedl 0W I4 I2 24 I2 l4 I9 42 53 41 . . . well. nice meeting you , . hope you IoseD 42 The l967 Varsity football team, although starting strong finished the season with a 46-! mark and held on to sixth place in GCL rating. Cavaliers opened the season with a strong upset over Ham- ilton Badin, in Hamilton. Missing 24 points to their oppo- nents M the emphasis was on teamwork The next weekend brought an easy victory against a weak team from Walnut Hills with Purcell winning 4442. A close game against Prin- ceton saw the Cavaliers fail in the closing minutes to pull out a victory, the final score 8e8. The Big Red saw their first defeat against St. Xavier by a scoring of 24-8, but soon got on the road to victory again by edging McNick. l4-l2, in a fumble-marred contest, Terry Quinn, Don Folden, and Dan Hawthorne led the offense to an early I4-6 lead as the Cavaliers held on for the win. In their next start, the Cavaliers played one of their best games both offensively and defensively to take an 18-0 vic- tory over LaSalle. Quinn iced the games as he licked up a Folden fumble and ran 35 yards for the score. By the Newport Catholic game, however. the iniury jinx really hit the Big Red. Leading scorer and defensive signal caller Dan Hawthorne was on the sidelines tand later hos- pitalizedy along with defensive ace Joe Booker who saw very limited action in the Cavaliersi l4-8 loss to Newport. The Thoroughbreds scored twice in the second period on short runs, one score set up by a blocked punt. The Cavalier offense was completely stymied until the fourth quarter when junior quarterback Paul Smith led a TD drive sending Quinn in for the score and adding the extra points on 3 FOR J. Sayre tMng, J. Burbridge. R. Lang. D. Luke. D. Crowley. P Smith. L. Taylor. W. Davis, Tt Bevis, M. Dwyer, P. Simcmt J. Faessler tTrainert. 3rd.- J. Costello tMgr.L B. Schaeffer, T. Welter, M. Reiners, T. Forte. T. Middel- berg, J. Booker. Pt Froehlich. T. Tighe. G. Isome, D. Sumpter. D. Rizzo, De Romanello. S Harris. 2nd: J. Holdren tMng. J. Tepe. M. Maxwell, D. Har- pass to Froelich. Against Elder, the Big Red had an upset until after the final gun in weird chain of events. They took an 8-7 lead on a 63- yard drive by Folden, who accounted for all the points on superb running along with great blocking by the offensive line. He also scored later in the period on a IS-yard sprint around end. Elder scored in the fourth period. but the try for the extra points was no good as the Cavaliers held a l4-I3 edge. The difference came on the last play of the game as a Krechting pass fell incomplete on the three-yard line as time ran out. But Purcell was called for pass interference, giving the Panthers another play from the three. Halfback Larry Par- ker bulled over for the deciding points in the l9wl4 loss. In a rain-soaked contest at Bacon, the Spartans, with the help ofthree bIocked punts, shut out the Big Red, 42-0. The Spartans tallied on a 46-yard run by Cooper in the third quarter and brokethe game wide open on fourth- quarter runs of 74 and five yards by Howard and a seven- yard run by Querner. In their final game. the Cavaliers were handed a humiliat- ing 53-0 defeat by Moeller. The Crusaders offense contin- ually penetrated deep into Purcell territory as Kneipp smashed the Purcell defense with three touchdowns along with one each by Harris, Mollina and Daniels. The Big Red never threatened in the contest as they dropped into a sixthplace tie in the GCL meier. M. Pursifull, TV Bove, Dy Minella Laa-Uaptu J; Gronefeld. Jr Smith. Pt Maus. B. Brown, H. Woeste, G. Haven. M. Bamonte. S. Mercurio tTrainery. lst; S. Gallina, D. Cameron, R. Hebbeler, S. Kuhr, M. McKernan, MA Haviin, DA Folden. Tt Quinn, J. Reinert. M. Bauer, 8. Sauners, C. Leaver. J. Sheehan tMng Absent: R. Nash, R. Lamping. I967 Reserve Football Team TOP.- D. MiHer 5 Bi Fsome ngrsJ. AA Maciarielio, 5. Halpin, C. Jenkins, D. Dickey, I. Page, B. Schleibaum. K. Fletcheri D. Smith. Re Koehne, M, Schnur, J. Prus. Ti Jordan. Ti Healy. 2110': A, Garascia. J, Brackman. E. Underwood. B. Beck, G. Reid. R. Rahe. J. Ellison, G. Flick. J. Piccirillo. J. Braig. R. Kaiser. The reserve football team, despite an early season loss to LaSalle, has gained its third straight G.C.L. crown. The Cav- aliers tied St. Xavier for the Championship with a 6-l league record and ran the reserve winning streak to II consecutive games. Against St. X, the Cavaliers gained over 300 yards on the fine play calling of quarterback Darryl Williams who threw a touchdown pass of 40 yards and ran another to score his touchdown. St. Xavier was shut out finally 200i LaSaile handed the Reserve team their only loss this year by a I4-6 score. Fumbles and blocked punts accounted for the brutal loss. The lone touchdown came from Williams to Martin, Saws Par Opp Sept. l2 Moeller 24 0 Sept. l9 Newport Catholic 46 0 Sept. 26 Elder l4 0 Oct. 3 St. Xavier 20 O Oct. IO LaSalle 6 l4 Oct. l4 St. Ritais 28 O Oct. I7 McNicholas 28 O Oct. 24 Roger Bacon 20 i6 Nov. 7 Covington Cathoiic 8 6 Wons Lost I Co-Champs G.C.L. B. Ryan, 3. Winh. m.- Re McKenzie. D. Cunningham. B. Reiners. FT Shandsi B. Schmidt, M. Laage, B. Gonmer. N. Schuckman. M. Buschmeier, C. Wil- liams, M. Mania, Si Peters, P. Emmerich iTraineri Absent: A. Wallace. Reserve Football 44 H h JtE; ;:.-: , , 37m . j After losing their opening game to Roger Bacon. the Frosh gridders have won their last six games to grab second place in the G.C.L. with a record of six wins and one loss. Fres h m e n FOOt b al I Making up their minds that they were going to win the Frosh team went on to upset St. Xavier by a score of I8-l4 and continued upset- ting the other GCL teams. a 5!? 5 31 57 55133 a 9:; 95 Ei 5i v 55. 5374395qu 94,, 54.55 i ,. :03 ' 4:42 :56 K 5193-533 TOP: P. Huprich. G. Delvecchio. J. Riesenberg. G. Tribble. S. Alfers, W. ney. J. Chiodi, A. McElfresh. Isl.- M. Flaherty, B, Witte, B. Woif, J. Kem- Flowers, M. Lchmann. J. Bond. Ti Flynn. C. Davis. P. Romenellu. Dt Hau- phues, D. Corcoran, W. Ford, K, Schmidt, B. Shearrnan. E. Blessinger. F. nert, M. Bryson. 21111.- P. Flaherty tMgr. 8 TrainerJ B. Bell. Tt Stickley. St Muni. Gardner. BV Bariag. C. Studley. T. Gillespie, P. Geraci. D. Frietch. B. Maho- 1 Pm. Opp. Sept. 2i Roger Bacon 0 20 Sept 28 McNicholas 6 O Oct 5 St Xavuer 18 I4 Oct l2 Moeller 30 6 Oct l6 Newport Catholic 42 6 Oct l9 Elder l2 6 Oct 26 LaSalle 28 O Oct 30 Covmgton Catholic l3 7 i 46 Tom Fiorito drives hard To Afford To Dare A record in the making Mr. D. Popelar goes over the Seniors Joe Re- inerti Denny Cameron. Alex Naish and Tom Fiorito. The Cavalier swim team finished the season with an 8-5 record in dual meets and a fourth-place standing in the GCL meet. which has broken five school records. The aqua- men's record-breaking streak started January 26 against Oak Hills and continued as they wiped out at least one rec- ord in each of their four meetst At Oak Hills, Alex Naish broke his own school mark in the 400-yard free-style fin- ishing first with a time of 439.6. Coach Popelar's troops set a new school record in the 400-yard free-style relay as the team of Naish. Denny Cameron. Tom Fiorito and sopho- more Mark Fraley posted a very speedy time of 3:462. 47 The l967-68 Purcell varsity basketball team finished the season with a I2-7 record. the best mark of the past five years. Although the Cavaliers were unable to reel off any long winning streaks, they did however put together one string ofthree wins along with four separate streaks of two wins each. Early in the season. Purcell smashed Roger Bacon by twen- ty-three points and set a school scoring record in blasting Louisville DeSales by a forty point margin. The Cavaliers also downed previously undefeated Hamilton Badin and outplayed top-rated LaSalle by ten points, Behind a thirty point performance by Fred Geraci they also defeated New- port Catholic by twenty-sevent Toward the end of the season, the Big Red also dumped six- teenth rated Louisville Flaget in a non-Ieague venture and ripped LaSalle once again to give Coach Neal Connor his one hundredth career win. Only three teams were able to defeat the Cavaliers during the regular season: Elder, Moeller, and St, Xavier beating Purcell twice each. The losses to Moeller and X were by a combined total of only fourteen points. In the district tournament. Purcell was defeated by Hughes in the opening round as the Cavaliers finished the season rated eighth in the city. Derrek Dickey and Fred Geraci, the top oneetwo scoring punch in the city, were both named to the GCL All-Star first squad at the close ofthe season. In city-wide scoring, Dick- ey finished in eighth place while Geraci was fifteenth. Dick- ey, a iunior was also Chosen to the WCPO Tri-State. Post and Times Star. and Enquirer AlI-Star teams and was hon- orable mention all-state selection. 48 Kennedy in ACTION l! M; Bauer 611ng. J Burbridge. B. Brown. J. Booker, C. Speed. D. Dickey, R. Robinson, D. Luke. B. Kenedy, A. Haziey, M. Linley mng. KVEFIIVG: Captain F Geraci. 49 B A S K E T B A L L Fred Geraci kaptaim shoots from the foul line. . , , The crowd goes wild as the Cavaiiers run LaSalle off the court. 50 Record Newport Catholic Elder Louisville De Sales Roger Bacon Moeller Courter Tech. McNicholas Hamilton Badin St. Xavier La Salle Newport Catholic Elder Moeller Louisville Flaget McNichofas St. Xavier La Salle Roger Bacon Dilifrirls Hughes at U.C. Won 12 Lost 7 Par 64 51 Ill 82 57 88 65 78 65 SI 82 66 74 95 88 65 79 60 56 0W 56 BI 72 59 59 57 SI 69 70 7I 55 77 78 en 83 68 66 58 65 HACK ROM T. Dalton, E 6055, R. Rackenfleld SWONT NOW: 5. Wetherell. M. Geraci. M Fraley, J Peckskamp. J. Pollitt, G. Fraley. TennB Mr. R. Konkoly. coach J Peckskamp tries a fast backhand. 52 Pmrrll I AMw-wO-OOthJ: Varsity Z'c'tmis Z'mm Oppanmt Walnut Hills Newport Catholic Mueller LaSaHe Newport Catholic Withrow St. Xavier ,..Elder Moelfer LaSaHe St. Xavier Elder McNicholas McNicholas -UJ-b-thU'l-hU1U'l-UUU-b John Peckskamp was the District Runner-up. 53 Playing for the district finals at Wyoming. Senior Bill Goss returns a fast serve. Pmn'll 4 6 3 3 8 V 2 4 I ,2 2 2 l 2 2 4 RECORD DISTRICTS TOTAL W. Heekin-87, S. Phillips-IOS. A. Wiesenhahn-85.D.Meyer-81 mbsenl.T2 Brennam Golf Varsity 9301f Faun McNicholas Elder St Xavier Bacon Newport Catholic LaSaHe Mariemont Walnut HilIs Moeller won 3 I4th out of 22 356 54 OWMMI Mr. A. DelConte. Coach 165601810 OF THE G.C.L r6 . . . points 4th out of8 teams lbwk EOW: C. Render. J. Middelberg, D Ouallen, C Theuring, L. Healy, J. Hazel, J. Bond. D, Depiano, L. Howard. J. Tierney. C- Smith, Mgr. J. Bruemmer. YEONT NOW,- T, Stickley. 3. Wine. T. Fitzwater, P. Conlon. E Lang. S. Gardner. P. Geraci. B. Barton. W. Flowers. B. Urmetz. P. Kennedy. Mbsent K Navaro. F. Domineach. A. McElfresm. Freshmen Track Up... Up...andaway! 55 EAFK 18010: J, Burbridge. C Kelley, .l. Booker, S, Maurath. J. Ellison. D Dickey, T. Forte. D. Luke, T. Lambert. S, Harris. F. Shands UrainerL S. Mercurio. EMU? HOW; D. lsome ngrJ, B, Saunders, D, Hawthorne, D. Folden. M. Bauer, Coach F. Shands. R. Murphy, MA Kelley. J4 Hefele. T. Davis. Mbsent Neyra. Kennedy. Bernhard; Varsity Track Team Varsity Z'mrk Kc'c'urd Cavalier Relays 3 pts. ISth K. ofC. Relays 32 pts. Is! 26 teams Public H. Invit. 43 pts. lst II teams 93. HI. L'llzlllrpims 3rd straight yam do 2L? Ms. S lmtrts Miami lnvit. 4 V2 pts. 35 teams Dislrzk'ls 45 V2 pfs. 1:! 221mm: Sycamore 29 pts. lst 46 teams Regionals I pt. KELUKD Purcell ........... 4O Bacon . . ,,,,, 35 Newport Cath. ,,,,,, 33 Moeller ,, .. ....9 Br uce Samders shows form. Greater K saw Dark 7mm Emmi G.C.L. 32 pts 4th 8 teams All Star Meet 8 pts. 22 teams AUCK KOW: G Stegmoyer. M. Holtman. J. Pennekamp, G. Flick. C. Williams, J. Piccirillo. A. Garascia. HA'ONT ROW: D. Hutchinson, D. Meiners, T. Jordan, T. Eichenberger. J. Samner. D. Smith, A. Ramsey. l. Page. Mbsent Canary Tony Davis goes up, up. and over. Q uiflgr moan; g Marty Bauer Coach Frank Shands. Ath. Dir. B. Sinchek, Pres. Bud Schaub. 5m: Xam's- 4 isfplum. This fear has never been done before in G.C.L competition. IOO yd. Dash, 220 yd. Dash. the Long Jump and the 880 relay Tom Lambert G. Hindersman on the mount. Baseba HACK ROW: 5. Peters, M. Dean. C Frietch. M. Mania. R. Coe, K. Bosse. R. Adrian, M. Buschmeier. R. King, J. Klug. KOTTOJH ROW: C. Wallich. M. Fehr. D. Cunningham. B. Wirth. W. Burbridge. L. Osterday. W. Sweeney, G. Diersingv G Reid Mgr. E TrainerL P. Flagherty Reserve 58 Jim Gronefeid drives out a hit. 1355mm Baseball Record Pumil Oppamtt I5 Walnut Hills 6 8 Indian Hill 0 l8 St. Rita's 7 9 St. Xavier O l Elder 7 2 LaSalle 5 O Moeller 4 2 St. Xavier 3 6 Newport Catholic 2 3 Newport Catholic 2 I LaSalle 3 4 Elder ll 6 Moeller 8 Won 6 Lost 7 And Varsity Capt. Bill Kennedy tries for a run. Downto mst base . .. P, Smith, J Labanzl Purrc'll 2 3 l l 0 O I 5.1 I 715171; 5x15601111 Mart! LaSaHe Indian Hill McNicholas Elder Moeller Covington Catholic Newport Catholic St. Xavier Hamilton Badin Oak Hills LaSaHe MCNiCholas Oppum'm IJ'ILJOU'I-AUI Pun!!! O O 0 I Pum'll 8 2 I Won 6 Around second . . 3,405 L'OW: G. Hindersman. T. Tighe, C. Bard. L Reichard. Dy Crowley, S. Hobbs, J. Sheehan Mng. H0?- TOM NOW; M Pursifull. J. Gronefeld. B. Kennedy Kapm. J Reinert. F. Geraci, MA Havlin. B. Brown. Mbsent: All the way home Deer Park Bacon Elder Moeller Newport Cathoiic St. Xavier DJSE'KJUTS Finneytown Colerain Norword Oppmw u-ba-mm Gypmm! 4 I 5 L 0 St I 5 C .X ' 3 K ACTIVITI ES 62 Once again the faculty basketball team worked its way to double victories over the Reserve Basketball team and the Seniors team. Stars for the faculty were Bro. Tom Schroer and Coach Dick Maiie. The Faculty vs. Senior game resulted in a 70-56 victory for the Faculty. Xavier University basketball stars Bob Quick and Joe Pangrazio refereed the game. Highlight ofthe game was Mr. Patrick Higgins fouling out. 0 Boy.I 63 . . . Faculty Cheerleaders? Jeff Stermer, Photo Editor Cavalier Yearbook Staff Isl Asst. John Tighe looks over an idem with 2nd Asst, 8. Miller. AI Tomasi Production Magr. Fr, R Pranger, S.M. Moderator of the Yearbook 64 Ron Rockenfield Business Editor John Tighe checks copy. Business Staff L157? 270 KJGJIC R. Rockenfreld. R. Elsbernd. M. Williams. J. Suhre, Fr. D. Jaspers. J. Raasch. J.Tighe. W. DeLuca. T. Bove, J. Rinert, V. Rizzo, C. Montag. The Senior Class of I968 began with enthusi- asm to produce the New CavalierV A few members of the staff were organized in the late summer under the direction of Bro. J. Glassmeyer. whose assistance began the venture. Trouble developed in the early months of the year. Brother was changed to the business staff of the Plume and Fr. Pran- ger, S.M. was asked to organize and moder- ate the staff. The first move was directed to Fr. Jaspers and Ron Rockenfield together with the Student Council, to secure the nec- essary revenue through patron and Ad drives. Enthusiasm however. never seemed to be part of the staff and production began to lag as the more definite aspects of the book were demanded. The Editors of the Cavalier took a rather disinterested view of the book as the year wore on. Other school activities occupied their time. John Tighe. the Editor-in-Chief. worked out the Ad, Faculty, Football and Basketball sections with some help from the Senior Class. The Senior re- quest that the theme be on change was recognized in the book. Since many produc- tion dates were never reaiized, the publica- tion date was pushed back into late August. At the time of Graduation, well over a hundred pages were left to the Moderator Fr. R. Pranger, S.M. to complete during the month ofJune and the first weeks ofJulyt Photos were usually acquired through the determination of Al Tomasi and Jeff Stermer. A few layouts and the Art work, especially the cover was the effort of B. Miller. 65 66 Senior Retreat Many Seniors in the past year had made their retreats at Bergamo. tUni- versity of Datyonl and came back not only liking them, but even to the extent of being completely changed Spiritually and otherwise. Even with the majority liking the affairs at Bergamo, some of the things they disliked were the cur- few, the cost, and some of the talks were too long. too little recreation, and It wasn't long enough. The deeper reason for people's disinclination toward leading a contemplative existence lies. however. in the fact that action ranks so high in the value system of our culture that contemplaA tion, like all other forms of passive participation, is apt to be little appreciated. People who are not active are made to feel useless, indeed. even worthless. Charlotte Buhler Cheerleaders A lot of hard work goes into the Sports making at Pur- cell, but one important ac- tivity associated with the Sports scene is always some what pushed to the side 7 these are the devoted Cheerleaders. Under the leadership and coaching of Bro. Tom Piepers the cheer- leaders consisting of; Patri- cia Hennessey, Karen Ray- an, Peggy Smith and Ellie Stickley; the Seniors J. Tighe. C. Zoller. J. Stermer and BA Reagan. proved to movethespirit. Homecoming King Fred Geraci and Queen Ruth Dornhaggen lead the way as Purcell High School celebrated Football Homecoming against St. Xavier. Attendants were John Fanning and Ellie Stickley and Tom Fiorito and Trish Henessy. A parade was organized by student council and was started from the school lot. Approximately 50 cars participated in the car decorating contest and rode in the parade Although there was no victory on the football field . t , the night will never be forgotten. 68 .t andthenhe King, Fred Geraci and Queen Ruth Dornhagen. 69 Camelot For One Brief For One Brief Shining Moment, was selected as the theme of Purcellts Se- nior Prom. The Senior Prom committee transformed the Topper Club in Music Hall into England of King Arthur's time. It was the Cavalier Castlet On that Fri- day May 3. Dan Hawthorne Prom King, ruled with his Queen Elise Witte. The New Lime provided the Music. Well. Why Not? Senior Prom .a.-., Prom King You Can't run out! t . There's plenty ofelbow room. 70 Shining Moment Each evening from December to December Before you drift to sleep upon your cot, Think back on all the tales that you remember OfCameloL Ask ev'ry person if he's heard the story And tell it strong and dear if he has not: Don't let it be forgot That once there was a Spot For one brief shining moment that was known As Camelot Pat Murphy and Steve Kuhr Dan Hawthorne and Queen Elise Wittecrown another Queen Mary. Alice Field Tim McErlane Dick Tapke ConnieYauch And let a winner take the lead. J.Cappel swings our. Action at the interface. Ty Fiorito and Date M, Jones doing his own things. Senior Day 56311013 KM V COMPXU ?JOJ 7.- 4F topped all SeniorCIasses in the second annual Senior Day, sponsored by the alumni of Purcell High. 4F scored 3l VJ points. Charles Speed 4F ........... 880 yard run and Football throw Dan Hawthorne 4C ............. Bag Race and Softball throw Don Daniels 4A 4 H 4 HM , I00 yard dash Jack Zimmerman 4G ..... . 400 yard dash Bobby Wynn 4G ............. Long Jump Mike Gallagher4B ............... Punting Mike Meldon. Ken Kemphues 4D Wheel-barrow Race Tom Herrmann. Mike Kelly 4 C Piggy-Back Race Denny Smith, Vince Rizzo 4F Egg-Catch Denny Smith. Ron Rockenfield 4F Two Legged Race Jim Tape 46 .................. Pie Eating 4D.4E,4F .............. .4.. Tug of War Half of 4G Tug Of Wared the class officers and Fr. D, Burnett in the mud. 73 Variety Show Cavalier Cabaret Hey! Look Me Over. Purcell's annual variety show. again this year, was staged as the Cavalier Cabaret. The entire, cast of characters who made up last year's staff of Sexmour Sparks had left and taking over as new owner was Archibald Deloon played by Sen. Tom Wittes Coming to his aid, yet also plotting to take over the club. is Harry Fox played by senior Denny Horton. The 'hdumb blonde type partner of Harry was Lotta Hipps, portrayed by Chris Crane of Ursuline Academy. Sue Schinnery also of Ursuline, played op- posite Witte as Archie's Mother. Claire. Paul Sylvester Sound of Music 74 The Cabaret was again under the direc- tion of Mr. Frank Dowd, working with orchestration and special numbers and Mr. Barry Flogwell was in charge ofthe chorus and special characters Assisting them also was Bro. Robert Politi. SM. as business manager and Mrs. Jane McClure as dancing instructor. C. Crane. T. Wine 75 Sue Schinner, T. Wine. C, Crane It's A Grand Night for singing. It's What's Happening. Dave Putman Summertime ! i I l Tea for Two The World of Magic The Rockettes WUNEEEEWEHQW TijuanaTaxi 1mm L Lu 77 Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying. For you see, ladies and gentiemen. and. above all, your Imperiv al Majesty. with a real Nightingale one can never calculate what is coming, but in this artmctal bird, everything is settled. It is this way, and no other! One can explain it; one can open it and show how it's almost human; show where the records are. and how they play and how one thing depends on another. Hans Christian Andersen The Stop action life Time out of mind. On top of Washington Monument 78 Bro. L, Hamm's Flower Power. We thought 3 o'clock would never come Now lei's see. was there a draft on 'm the civil war? Say no evil. hear no evil. see no evil - all. Nowlet's see . ah . .. raise you a dollar. And the beat goes on W sock it to 1am! Remember when the transit strike was on? 79 Debate State Champs C. Zoller. P. Sylvester zwwmgsz 2nd C onsecutive 5324 FE UHAMPJONS lst Place Princeton High Tourney Uunior varsityt 2nd Place St. Xavier Tourney Wovice Tearm lst Place Webster- Haynes Debate. Again the skilled Debate Team of Purcell High School has captured outstanding awards, With the new leadership of Bro. T. Tabernik, the debaters again became State Champs for the second consecutive year. The Champion Varsity Squad consisted of Steve Rehling. Chip Zoller. Chuck Luken and Paul Sylvester. With all the hardedriving competitive ac- tivities. the DebateTeam of Purcell has proved to be outstanding among all, and number one. C. Luken 81 P. Sylvester Everyone is equipped by nature to receive and assimilate sensory experiences. Everyone is sensitive to tones and colours. has sure touch and space reactions. etc. This means that by nature everyone is able to participate in ali the pleasures of sensory experiences. that any healthy man can also become a musician, painter. sculptor. architect, just as when he speaks he is a 'speakert' Mohon-Nagy S. Rehling Fr. E. Mueller. Senior Guidance Frt R. Wubbolding Time to rethink. Guidance Dept. How come nothing's like it was until it's gone? The Guidance Department has undergone many changes in the year and the results were felt by nearly every student at Purcell. Probably the great- est of the changes was the relocation and redecor- ation of the guidance and counseling offices. Fr. Mueller, chairman of the Guidance Department, explained that the change was made in order to provide more room for the necessary facilities, and private counseling offices. A new class ranking system was used, and also the level of the course. During the year, National Guid- ance Week was observed. The purpose was to give serious concern to future vocations. Closely relat- ed to this were the Guidance assemblies for the college-bound students. A Careers day was held in the Homerooms, and a large scaIe testing program was carried out. 82 Bro. T. Schroer. S.M. Fr. D. Jaspers Science This should W0rk???7 Brol J. Lemker Atomic Energy displayl AAath 83 lntramurals Jlftfalllllmf BMW; Standings NfonvLost Recor$ Systematic ............ 36-9 Dutch Precision ......... 32-I3 Duems . . . , . . . . Ridge Runners ... 5243 Marks , . . . . T E M.. . . 7 . . 3H4 Runaways. 7 . . Misspelled Fore .. . , ,29-I6 Turkey , . . . , Splilsr .. . . . ,24-l3 Handicaps . Rejects , ..V . 2448 Spares. . , , Lofters ,, . , . . 22-23 ..,2l-24 , .21-24 20-25 . . I8-27 . I6-29 ..,l5-30 l4 3I 84 I00 yd. Dash 220 yd. Dash 440 yd. Dash 880 yd. Dash 440 yd. Relay 880 yd. Relay Sprint Medley Broad Jump Shot Put Discus -Qa l968 .Nrw Emmi; S. Harris S. Harris D. Luke C. Kelley A. Garascia. D. Luke 5. Harris, F. Shands CA Kelley. S. Harris D. Luke. F. Shands S. Harris. F. Shands D. Luke. C. Kelley S Harris J. Elfison T, Forte I0.0 22.7 5l.O 2.07.0 460 l.35.3 LS6 I9, ll 5l' 4 I4S.6 . a 2.4tvuah01 . '. ,1.. Junior Dance The Junior Dance Commit- tee selected the Cincinnati Club as thesite forthe an- nual semi-formal dance, The student councii was impressed by the Juniors who gave their support to this social event. A spirit was displayed as April l9th arrived. The music was pro- vided by the Great Society. It was a wonderful evening. 87 Mr. B. Fogwell. moderator and the First find. Come on in the water's Fine. We wend our way like worms. Bro J. Glassmeyer, S,M. Tricks on a water's surface. Scents of time. Wide. wide. worfd. But that was where I stood. 89 Seance on a Late afternoon. R. Mezger and L. Beckwith Plume B. Miller smiles again. The Plume was published five times this year, because of a low budget. Yet in spite of the financial difficulty they claimed many awards. These awards are the All-American rating presented by the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion: the lgnatian Commander Award. given by the Detroit Student Press Asso- ciation, and the All Catholic Award. These issues were under the direction of editorsein-chief Jay Smith and Roger Mezger, Singled out as superior work were artwork of the covers. creativity of feature ideas. and quality of photo- graphs. 90 How sweet it is. Bro. R. Gohring, S.M. On April 20th. the Plume won the Grand Award ofthe Miami Valley High Schooi Journalism Association at Miami University. Roger Mezger, the outgo- ing editor-in-chief of the Plume, won the first place trophy for feature writing. The competition included approximately 80 schools from the Cincinnati-Daye ton area. A First Place rating for the third year in a row from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association was also given. TOP K01121Helmes. E. Betancoun. M. Jones. T. Wine, C. Zoller. B. Herring. CAbsem. F4 Roelkery 4M ROW.- J. Asbrock, P. Smith. J. Taylor. S. Hobbs. R. Mezger, J. Stermer. 3n! HOW.- D. Fisher, T. Waters, P. Andres. J, Suhre. T. Valerius. R, Ellerhorst, B. Miller. 2qu NOW.- B. Klocke, L. Rolfes, DA Gottlieb, M. Gare ner. D. Romanello, De Hamilton, T Clark. 8073111! A'Oll'g B. Codispati. L Beckwith. S. Pohl, J. Onher. N. Zoss, TA Taylor. M. Brandstetter. 91 SGLV'DLVG: TA Wine, Literary Editor; R. Ellerhorst. Fea- ture Editor; 5. Hobbs. Sports Editor; J. Stermer. Head Photographer; J. Asbrock, Editorial Editor; L Rolfes. Executive Secretary; J, Suhre, Advenising, .S'JE'E'MV: R. Mezger, Editorvin-chief; B. Herring. Feature Editor: L. Beckwith, Featu re Editor; B. Miller, Art Editor. , w , 7 7.3.mnpww SOCIAL Bryan Milier Aw ,m-Hm ...- . Under the direction of Bro. Jim Abel, PurcellTs city renowned Queen's Men began making great strides in the field of acting. In September, when the dramatics office was opened after a year of hibernation, things began to happen. The two plays selected to produce were not coinci- dental. but meant to serve a specific purpose. The Miracle Worker proved that students from Purcell. Marian and Ursula were able to put on a serious play successfully. Anyone who saw the ,Himr'lf ll'orker could testify that it had been unforgettably done. However, few would realize the painstaking efforts that went into the actual production. Field trips were taken to Dayton and to St. Rita's School for the Deaf to actually see the blind learn- ing, working and playing in order to add realism to the play. The full length play was put on twice in Dayton to iron out the many flaws. Cuttings were given at Mt. St. Joseph and Marian. attesting that the Queen's MenTs production of the ,Himr'lr livrkt'r was not an amateur one, Dr Dermody as Helen, Mary Jean Roeklin as Annie Sullivan, R. Rockenheld, Capt. A. Keller. Rose- mary Haddad, Kate Keiler. The Miracle Worker 94 The World consists of Probabilities that 1 create by my way of looking at them, The Mouse That Roared Z'ln' V-ifousr Z'lml Konrad. with a cast of fifty- four, more than doubled the first play's cast and showed that students could act out a humorous satire as well as a serious play The Dramatic Club does not deal entirely with acting. Indirectly, and sometimes with- out realizing it, members learn voice control and projection, timing of action, how to up- holster a prop chair, how to build a stage and tear it down, how to accept criticism and many other small but equally important things pertaining to acting and the produc- tion of a play; Maryiean Rocklin. as Annie Suliivan; D. Dermody. as Helen Kellen Hysterical? . . . Is anyone Dizzy? Confrontation. The Dimensions of Change. T. Boehm as page of the court. -l ll -2- Jeanne-Marie Cunningham as Gloriana, XH Danny Kay, as Tully Bascom. T. Taylor as David Benlor. The days of our years. I think of Art, at its most signifi- cant. as a Dew line, a Distant Early Warning system tharcan always be relied on to tell the old culture what is beginning to happen to it Marshall McLuhan Art Club Miss Kay Kowalski Mr. FeShands The Art Department headed by Mr. Shands formed what is known to the Students as the Art Club. A number of Scholastic Art Awards were gained once again this year. and a fine dise Miss play of Art works were viewed at the Spring Janice Concert Connolly The Art appreciation classes were conducted by two lovely additions to the faculty, Miss Kay Kowalski, and Mi$s Janice Connolly. 97 P -.-, , A, ,,A,,,,,..L,, h, n, rgg,;:w::ixr;g :4 59.;H The Senior Student Council inherited a rather large task from the previous year; that of introducing a new Constitu- tion. Mike McKernan, as president. showed leadership and determination to work for the good of the school. The Student Council Delegates greater part of the work of the council was to lay the ground work for the future student council, and prepare the Juniors to understand and function under the constitu- tion. A definition of underclassmen privileges was finally achieved. Two accomplishments of the council was the acceptance of the school ring for the Juniors during the summer. Second- ly, the final month of the school year saw a change of poli- cy regarding the elemination of final tests for a student with an average of 85?; or better. ; 55,4 27630.- T. Middelberg, T. Forte. Uuniorst D. Hawthorne, J. Gronefeld, tSeniorst. I STANDJAW: M. Flaherty. D. Frietch. tFreshmam J. Riesenberg. N, Schuckmann. tSoph.y Student Student Council Officers Freshman Student Council .6537 TO EJGH'C- T. Bove tTreasJ, M. McKernan tPresJ, Fr, R, Wubbolding tModJ, C. Zoller W PresJ, F' Geraci tSECU- 1:53? 30 1376ch B. Bariag, B. Sherman. T. Sylvester. M. Gerasi. R. Novaro. M. Czineke. 98 New Committees were formed, especially the Ways and means Committee, under the leadership of Ted Middle- berg. The council felt a bit dissapointed at the limited num- ber of dances that the council was able to sponsor. Organ- ized social welfare and help to the needy was aided when ever possible. A student exchange was a great experience and benefit. A program of exchange was carried out with Marian, With- row and McNicholas High Schools. Senior Student Council man. R, Mezger. S. Fenska 5:24:32: R Brown, M. Pursifull, Jt Reinert, M. Havlin. SCLVDLVQ. J, Zimmer- Junior Student Council 56243159.- W. Barlag, L Ferris, P Smith, M, Uhlt StAwaVd: J. Grore. 5. Navaro.C. LukenV New Treast P. Smith New Sect. T. Bevis 56.4 FED.- R. erth. J. Prus, T. Eichenberger, A. Maciariello. SEJA'DLYQZ M. Bennett. J, Hurd, B Ryan. S. Halpin. Our Purcell Cavalier Band again proved to be the most ac- tive student organization in the school with 4l public ap- pearances before approximately IO0,000 people. The big event of the year has been the planning of the Band to appear in Colorado Springs, Colo, in August and to par- ticipate in the huge Pageant Parade ofthe Rockies. The Band visited such places as the Royal Gorge. the US. Air Force Academy. the Garden of the Gods, Cripple Creek, and make two concert appearances. Concert Band Mr. Frank B. Dowd, the director. began his service in our Catholic school system in l928. He has developed a grade school instrumental program which now includes IOO young musicians who are preparing themselves for their high school career in the Cavalier Band. Bro. Politi. S.M. has served as a most capable moderator of the Band during the year. 1 h f FOP k01l':T.VolIman.J. Palma.TiJones,C. Acklin. D.Sullivan. R. Hall. S, Hillenbeitei, G. Stegmoyer. E. Dorsey, RA Wesselman. J. Habig. 4!!! NOW.- R. Willer. R. Hord. 6. Long. J. Szaz, B. Miller. M. Pleiman. K. Stegmoyert 3rd A'OH': G, Schneider, R, Herring. M. Sponzilli. T. Kuhnell. DA Breig. Ji Sullivan. 5. Pohl. 2!!!! NOW.- R. Vaughn, A. Au- dette, G. Brodrick. R. McMullim, D. Tull, J. Middelberg. 30370.1! KOM- Mr. F. Dowd, W. Knight. V. Stelzer. R. McAdams, C. Cook, E. Ober1neyer,T, Jones, Broi R. Politi, S.M. 100 The Principal appearances of the Band were at the Athletic events, parades. formal concerts. concert tour, and the Spring concerts on the Blacktop, given at several parishes. A salute is due the members of our Cavalier Band for their great personal efforts and the fine representation they gave Purcell during l967-68. The Concert Chorus under the direction of Mr. Berry Fogwell. has increased in interest and achievements. From a start of IS members the organization has grown to 60 voicest Rehearsal was held each morning from 7:45 until the beginning of Homeroom. ,, Fr; .;r 77;;427; ,, .7; , r. 77.4:- Mr. B. Fogwell 10l Concert Chorus This year a tradition was begun by eight of the best singers forming an Octect. They will be featured in the coming concerts. The group this year participated in the Catholic Youth on Parade, competition at Mount St. Joseph. Pur- celITs chorus was tops among the boy's schools and placed third in the contest. A Christmas and Spring concert was held again this year. Next year the group plans tours to the various girl's schools and some grade schools. At the Spring Concert. the chorus sported a brand new choral robe of Black Gold; these were acquired by the efforts and sales of candy by the spirited members of the Calavier Chorus. 1-1 nr-zb Marching Band Bro. R, Politi 102 In the last resort peace must be built in the hearts of men. For this purpose dialogue at various levels is necessary and would prove an effective instrument. People around the globe are not only organized politically. but also ideologically and religously. Channels of dialogues must be opened and pursued at all these levels. Muhammed Zafrulla Kahn Judge, International Court ofJustice Jesse Owen and D. Folden Rodney Vaugh speaks out at Meeting. No Longer Soulless? Bro. L Ungerer 103 lnter-Racial Council One of the newer activities organized in the school year of l967-8 at Purcell was the Inter- Racial Council, moderated by Bro. Larry Unger- er, Once every week in the typing room a meet- ing took place. Ten to twenty Negro and White students gathered to talk As the year proge ressed the group became more active. Debates were held at Sacred Heart Academy, Marian and Regina High Schools. Honesty and open- ness were essential to reduce prejudices and express ideas, Walt Davis ,n, Library Staff 104 During the past year the library at Purcell High School has turned into an 'art object.' so to speak. Headed by Bro Don Fahrig the library was completely redone into a very well organized and efficient studying quarters. .251- -g-t - ,- tv-fpgs - E ii; www The Washington Group with Mrt D. Pcpelar, Cong, B. Taft, and Bro. Myron. Government History A Junior and Senior field trip was organized by Bro. M. Achbach to Washington, DC. The group pic- tured to the left toured many important buildings and sites about Washington. Government classes, referred to as P.O,DA had some changes this year. Frt R. Pranger, S.M. conduct- ed his classes to the County Court and invited into class a city Count cilmen from Cincinnati. and the V. Mayor of Norwood. B, Reagan, S. Rehling. E. Zofler, J. Ellerhcrst and Mark Jones as U.N. delegates for H ungry, 9 g ' m x m - Mr. F, Shanda, Jesse Owens,Councilman R. Keating. 106 Athletic Banquets Track Caach Derrick Dickey receives an award, SPKJAW $190!? 275 lVLinkS Katmai! Vnrsify - Most Valuableg Leading Hitter. F. Geraci Gall Varsity u Most Valuable. A. Wiesenhahn 27mm: Varsity Most Valuable, J. Peckskamp Most Improved. BA 6055 ?rad' Varsiiy Most Vatuable. S. Harris Most lmproved,T. Lambert Thomas Shands Memorial Award, D. Folden Outstanding Stiriar AMMr afl963. Foo tball and Basketball. 8. Brown 553? 37.7 1616.1??- T. Fitzwater. R. Wackenthaler, P. Willinbrink. Richie Hire. 5. Phillips. Ed, Barlot. J. Pielage. P. Hillebrand. J. Wulker. Ed. Obermeyer, George Wheeiery J. Rupp. H. Phillips. T. Williams. GCSL What an easy way to .y . ah ... define yourself. what an easy reestablish your difference from othersV Yoknow, the point is you don't just ride a motorcycle, you pick up so much with it . . y you pick up the clothes, you pick up an attitude y .. a sound , lmean you whole life could be deu ned simply by riding a motorcycle , l07 Ralph Francini, V. President; Martin Bauer, President. Mrs. Melvin Dwyer Mrs. Ruth Crone. Secretary; Edward Seurkamp, Meme bershipChairman. This year the Welfare Asso- ciation took on a new name as well as new faces. The ti- tle of the organization was changed to the Pan'h'ls 0f Purcell. The following parents were elected as the officers at the May Meeting: President, Martin Bauer; Vice Presi- dent, Ralph Francini; Secree tary, Mrs. Ruth Crone; Membership Chairman, Edward Seurkamp. Their first duty was to bid fare- well to Fr. R. Von Holle who had been the Moderator and School Procurator for six years, and to Fr. R. Knuge. S.M. the Principal for the past three yearst Chris. McMurray, Membership Chairman. Mrs. Harry Coe. Secre- tary. Edwt Seurkamp, President. Fr. R. Hunt. Moderator. R. Wolf,V. Once school began they Mridem'lesTGQ' entered into a busy schede ule of planning meetings, dances, parties and ban- quets. The highlights of the year were the Fall Raffle, the Xmas Dance and the St. Pat- rick's Day Dance. The Leisure masses . . Strange new world. l08 Mrt Joseph Koehne was General Chaire man and Bro. R. Politi was Co-ordinating chairman. The student body joined into the spirit of the Raffle with great enthusi- asm. The Alumni Association, under the leadership of Hal Haines, also participated to a laudable degree, The Final result was a profit of over $9000.00 dollars. Sopho- more Rick Piccirillo was the winner of the Grand Prize. Onlythe turkeys were un- happy- Mn and Mrs. Jack Cameron. member for 17 Mr. and MrsJohn McCarthy. members forl6 years. years. Membership reached a total of over 700 families, which far ex- ceeded many previous years. Cooperation and enthusiasm among the parents was of re- markable proportion. The year ended with the Junior Mothers sponsoring a Baccalaureate Din- ner for the Graduating Seniors and the Parents. This yearts Pare ents of Purcell present a real chal- lenge for the years to come. This year a new type of raffle was held by the Parents of Purcell. The Traditional Turkey Rame and Fall Festival was changed to a $IOO0.00 raffle, along with 25 turkeys given away as a minor prize Joseph Koehne. Bro. Rt Politi. and Frt R. Hunt 109 Bryan Miller UNDERCLASSMEN 112 SB T0. ROW.- M. Costello. D Fischer, J. Foley. T. Crone. J. Francini. T. Cun- ningham, T Forle. 311! ROW; D. Crowley, WA Davis. J. Flanigan, M. Dwyer, G. quhren. J. Emmert, T Fanning,2lfd ROW.- D. Dickey, J. Dennemann, R Frankenhoff. T. Cosgrove, G. Fletcher. H. Fischer, P. Czekalski. L. Ferris. HOTFOJI N0111- D Fischer. J. Peeks. J. Cronin, T. Fitzgerald, G. Flaheny. J. Costello, J. Foppe. 113 3A T011 KOW: E. Barlol. J. Booker, T. Bevis. J. Brown. G, Auffart, G. Clements, D, Breig. 3rd 16010.- D. Barton. D. Bernert, C, Cook. P. Andres, F. Byrns. D. Berhard, W. Barlog. 2111! NOW: A. Auden. B. Atkinson. B. Brinker, M. Byrns. T. Bernert. J. Anderson. D. Cook. HOTTOV-H 130W: G. Bouman, M. Berton. M. Abar, J. Conroy. D. Burns, J. Burbridge, L. Backwith. L. Bell. :6 at 3C 37011 1601121 Helmes. R. Froelich. R, Hill. F, Homan, T. Fritz, S. Fruetch. T. Fugazzi, J. Habig. D. Gebhan. 3!!! HOW.- J. Healy. S. Gilligan. D. Hamilton. R. George. P. Hussey. B. Hilfebrand, P. Hillebrand, A. Halley 2111! NOW.- L. Greiss, L Freudiger. J. Giordullo, J, Howison, W, Heekin, J. Galto. S. Gar- oner. BOTTOM KOH': J. Gladwell. G. Horton, J. Holdren. D, Gottlier. J, Gauselman, D. Herrmann. J. Grate. B. Gaines. SD TOP ROW.- 3. Koesters. J, Jones, T. Kucio, C. Manino, F Kahsar, B. Mc- Guire, M. Jones. J. Lebanz. 3rd kOW: R. Lamping, R. Lang. T. Lewis, E Jas- pers, B. Kraft. L Marx, B. Kruse. 2111! HOW: B. Knight, J. Kennedy, J. Koeh- Ier, G. lsome. 3 Lucas, D. McMurray, CA Luken. EOETCW NOW: B. Ma- rois, B. McKinney. T. McNary, D. Jordan. T. Larick. B Madisom J. Lucke. 3E COP K0114- S. Navard. M. Reiners, 5. Phillips. J. Overbeck. E Miller, T, Middeiberg, D. Menne. J. Pielage. T. Mullarky. 3rd KOW; B. Perez, L. Rei- chard, D. Reig, E. Melvin, DV Mergenthal, E. Obermeyer, D. O'Brien. 21M HOW.- H. Puthoff, C. Nader. D. Peters, 5, Owens, L Mohrhaus. E. Mayra. P. Pucke. KOTTCLH NOMI- C. Metzger. C. Meiners, M. Millennor, D. Mott, N. Palmisano. B. Orther. 5 Mecorio 114 3F TOP ROW.- T. Spinnenweber, T. Snider. P Smith. R. Robinson. K. Stegmoy- er. J. Staminer, B. Reisenbeck. H SniderV 3n! ROW.- 6. Schron. B Schaeffer, J. Schweer, R. Stone, B Ruebusch. L, Rolfes. D, Smith. 311;! ROW.- D. Simon. D. Schwartz. P. Slrasser, R. Scott. C. Ritter. J. Sayre, D. Romanello. HO?- FLLII ROW.- R, Stroup. D. Sumpter. J. Sheehan, F Russo. G. Sharp, TA Seur- kamp. J. Smith. J. Rupp. 2A 3UP K0111- G, Boerman, R. Chambers, D. Adrien. D. Boflinger, J. Brack- manifh NOW.- R, Connolly, G Anderson. B. Beck. M. Bennett, J, Carnes.J. Braig. 4M A'OIli- M. Brewer. T. Caner. R. Coe. T Clark, 6 Achten. 3rd A'OH': TV Bagby. D. Brinkmeyer. K. Bosse. D. Burridge. T Carral. 2m! A'Oll': B Caner. G. Cole. G. Clements. B. Anger, TA Arbogast. HOTE'OJI K0111 D. CahilL TA Boehm. W. Burbridga D, Boisseau, M. Brandstetter, M. Busclv menr. 115 V .f, in: 36 TOP A'Oll1l5undstrmn, T. VonHolle. T. Weller. J. Warndorf, M. Thomp- son4 J. Tull, RATurner,lTilly.J.TI10man.3ntK01'l4T. Wetzel, M. Wood. T. Vollman, D. Tierney, M. Wilhelm. G. Wheeler. JK Young, T. Waters. 211d 1601?: M. Vitale. A. Wiesenhahn. S. Wilger. C. Wetzel. M. Uhl. P. Willeni brink, G. Wright. HOTTOM A'OH'; J. Tierney, S. Weinheimer. R, Wacken- thaler. J. Zimmer. T. Tighe. P. Sylvester. T4 Wilmers. 6:2. Underclassmen E16 Gold key award . Tom Eichenberger 117 lB FOP ROW,- M. Crone, L. Calver, J. Ellison. M. Fehr, J. Feldmann. 6M ROW,- J. Eifers. C. Cullen. T. Cosgrove. T. Crowley.5lli HOW.- J. Dyment. P. Dinan. D. Ellerhorst, R. Conroy. R. Dierring. 4M ROW,- M. Dean, A. Corrill. J. Cul- len. H, Elston. 3rd NOW: J. Dietz. P. Davis, T. Dipuccio, P Emmerich. 2m! KOW; J. Conry. T, Eichenberger, D. Cunningham. D. Dermody. 303370; 180W.- J. Cook. D. Evans. D. Dante. 2C FOP ROW.- D. Forster. R. Gibbson. M Jraley. G. Flick. H. Grome.5lll 110115- T, Healy. K Fletchr, J. Hammer. J. Frankenhoff. S. Harris. 4111 IIOW; D Gilb. A. Garascia, R. Helmes, B. Gfroerer. B. Fitzgeraldimf HOW.- S. Fugazzi. B. Getter, B. Gears, 5. Gerda. 2nd XOW; R. Hemmel, J. Gardnen B. Geiger. B. Frielch, R Harsnen. KOi'TOJH 160W,- G. Gatsch, D. Hein. 5 Halpin, J. Fen rier, P. Foppe. 2 D - COP HOW,- T. Kock, B Isome, K. Kramer, C. Kelly. B. Kiocke. B. Kiser. 5M KOW; 6. Jacobs, D. Koppana. C. Jenkins. R. Kaiser, K. Kroner. 4!!! NOW: C. Kneirim, J. Klug. 5. Hiltenbeitel, T. Jackson. J. Jackson. 3rd ROW,- J. Howi- son, T. Jordan. J. Hiler, M. Hellman. 2111! NOW,- 6. Kirkpatrick. J. Hurd. R. Jackson. R. Koehne, SA Jacob .30??wa ROW; B. Hector. D. Kiffmeyer. J. Kramer. R. King. 5. Knepfle, D. Hutchinson HS 2F TOP IVOH': G. Neiman. l Perry, P Neihause, L. Noschang, D Ofonner, D. Putmanjfll K0111. R. ONeil. J. Reines.T. Prues. 4!!! ROW: J. Pennekamp, C, Nickert, J. Puthoff, J. Naegel, J. Keckskamp. 3rd KONI- S. Peters, R. Rahe, S. Pohl, K. Powell. J. Piccerilla, J. PrusA 2!!!! NOW.- T, Owens, E. Quinn, J, Or- ther. J. Phisrer. T. Rakes. KOFFOJ! A'OH': T. Prall. S. Purnhagen. L. Oster- day J. Prues. L Page. 2E FOP KOM- B. Miller. T. Milrin. K. Malone. 6!!! HOW.- B. Lohrnann, M Mat: Ha. J. Loskamp. E Martin, T. Maciariello, D. Milierjlll ROW.- D. Mc- Kendrick. L Mazer, DV Manz, J. Langly. J McNavyA 4m K010.- M. Montag, C, Mueller, R. Lond, D, Luke. M Laage. 3rd K0152 K. McKane. R. Martz. J. Metz, T. Murphy. 211d ROW: F. Martin. L. Morgan, J Muellar, B. McCarthy. HOTTOJII K0112 L. Metz. R MarshaH, DV Meiners. J. Loftus. B Lind 26 TOP A'OH': W. Schmidt, R. Rom, T. Reenan. J. Spaeth. J. Schoeny, G. Schle- geL 4M 1601! .- B. Reiners. J. Ring. W. Ryan. R. Rudcoff, J Santner, G. Reid. R. Simpson. 5. Slallery. F, Sansotta. 3n! K0112 R. Schleibam. M. Schnor, R. Reinnardt, P Russo, F. Shands. 2m! A'OH': M. Spille. J. Spaeth, A. Ramsey, D. Smith, R Sicurella, l. Russo. HOFFLLH N011 .- F. Shana. NA Schuckman, J Riesewberg, R. Sanders. P. Shannon. 119 120 121 TOP HOW.- J. Walker. A. Wallace,V. Stelzer, G. Zoller. 611! 130192 J. Watten- hoffer. C, Williams, E; Underwood, D SchnwanzV 5!!! HOW.- P. Wetzel, G, Stegmoyer, J, Zepf. R. Thompson. 4M NOW,- G. Wilp, B. Tobler. M, Zenni, D Yea. C Wallish. 3rd ROW.- T. Valerius. M. Willman. B. Weber. B. Winh, J. Sullivan, N. 205$ '11!!! HOW.- N Venneman, M Talbert, A. Uhrig, T. Tayler. G, Tartaglio HOTTOAI ROW.- M. Sullivan, T. Williams, D. Vonhagle. D7 Willer. P. Vitale. 27015 HOW.- S. Gaedner, T. Filzwater, D. Frietch. R. Egbers, E Domineack, D. Dean. T. Curtis. D.Conroy.3rdlf0114 M. Flaherty. J. Filer, C. Doll. W. Diedrichs. C. Davis, M. Fealey. W4 Flowers. D. DelVecchioA 2m! ROW: T. Flynn, M Finn. M. Froelichee, D Fallon. F. Frederichs. R. DeHmer, M. Dirr. W FordA 11071?va ROM SA Fletcher. D. Fenske, D, Corcordan. M. Czira- yge, T, Ellerhosl. P, Flaheny. D. Depanio. 122 IA FOP ROW.- J. Alien. P. Barnes, 5. Alfers, G. Ballman. W Cares. B, Barlag, J. . Chiodi. R. Bess, J4 Bruemmer. B. Burge. 3!!! NOW,- R. Bell. E. Biessinger, J. Bond, J. Bosse, L Allgeyer, RV Birri. 2114 NOW C. Bourgeois, G. Brodrick. J. Budde, W Bauman. M. Blalark, P7 Connelly, MA Bauer, W. Buerk. B. Barton BOTFOM ROW.- R. Casrtrucci. K. Carroll. P7 Conlon, J. Bernert. J. BoisA seau, D. Balton, J. Cipollone, M. Bryson. C. Auffart. IC FOP ROW,- J. Huesman. P. Geraci. T. Hazlett, J. HazeL B. Hill, M. Hutzel. H. Holthaus. G. Hand. 3rd K0111- D. Guard, T. Jones. M. Holmes, B Grannen. C, Gates, L Howard, L Glassmeyer, B. Hoithaus 2nd KOW: TV Gillespie, J, Held, D Haunert, D. Hector. T Geary. J. Healy, R, Hord, M. Geraci, M, Kaelin. HO ?FQM 3011-3 6. Hangen. C. Irving. T. Hill, R. Gorski. J. Johnson, R. Joseph. J. Harig. . ......-d-,.....,4-. 7:..5.-.4. . 4.3:..7-Hf , i'OI' ROW: T, McDonald. B. Mahoney, M. Laman, D. Kay. C. Linard. P. Kennedy, P. Kennedy.3rd NOW.- D. Kern. W. Kennedy, R. McKenzie,T. McElgush. A. lusane. M McGrore. E. Lang.2!trf HOW,- H. Mathes. J. Long- bottom, A. Logan. K, Loby, V Kiphart, J. Marleney. RA Kruse. D. Kincaid. HOFFOJI K0112 R. Leonard, M. Linley, B. Marcotte. R. McAdams. K. Lago- ry. T Kern. J. Kemphus. J. Kamen 2'0. ROW.- T. Murphy. G. Momper. R. Overberg, D. Perrygc. Meehan, R. Meinking, R. Navaro. A. Oliver. 3rd NOW: L Merrit, R. Petersman. D. Perro, T. Powers, F. Muni. G Dfaltz, M. Monteroso. T. Nightingale. B. Mertszf ROW; E. Metzger. T. Meiners, B. Miller, J Puche, J. Prues. R. Meyer. K McMullin. M. Morehead. HOFTOM ROW.- J. Middelberg, T. O,Brien. E, Fallon, J, Pike. 6 Moore. K1 Murray, P. McMullen, P. O'Neil. J. Pollit. Z'Oi' ROW.- R. Schuster. A. Schultz, R, Schulte. K Schmidt. D Shawl Schelling. T. Rupp. R. Robinson, J. Raaschdrd K0111- TA Shearan. R. Rickling, S. Schomacher, R. Rickling. R. Rohde. D. Rober1,J. Riesenberg, R. Shear- man. '1qu A'Oll': D. Raymond. P. Romanello, M. Robinson G. Schwartz, B Rigdon, E. Rave, T, Shaw, P. Serger. HOTTOJI A'OIL : C. Render. E. Schwinn. D Quallen. G. Rogers. R. Rupp. J. Ross. F. Roelken J. Ramsey, G. Schnieder. 123 5'0. K0112 W Walch. W Smith, G. Wessel, NV Traulman, R, Urmetz, C, Smith. W. Stange ?nf A'Olli G. Tribble, M. White. C. Smith, J. Tierney. S. Werherell, L. Trame. G. Valerius. D. Tull. J. Vanderwish. C. Sterret. 2m! 1601! .- NA Yankowsky, P. Wessel, B. Wine, T. Stickley, S. Voils, CI Smdley, M Thomas, C Theuring. R. Willer, HOTTOJI ROW; R. Tekulve, R. Wotf. SK Schuman, W, Sweeney, T Sylvester. R. Simminger. C. Singer. D. Sullivan. R. Vaughn. 24 125 SENIORS JIM ASBROCK MIKE BAMONTE TIM AIKEN JERRY ALLEN CLINT BARD BOB BARKER MARTIN BAUER Rock a by he by on the tree top. 126 DANNY BELPE RIO TOM BE RGER MARTIN BOTTOM EMILIO BETANCOURT TOM BOVE 127 STEVE BONOMINI TOM BRENNAN JOHN BROCKMAN DOM CIPOLLONE JOHN CAPPEL DAN CLARK L JOE BUCK DENNIS CAMERON BOB BROWN JOHN BRUBACH 128 PAUL COPELIN TYRONE CRANFORD JOHN COOK STEVE COOPER JOE CLEMENTS BILL CONLON MIKE CAONTADINA Tom Wine and Denny Horton , CAVALIER CABARET. 129 Ban won't wear off as the day wears oni TONY DIPUCCIO ED DORSEY TED DALTON BILL DELUCA TONY DAVIS GORDON DlLl MIKE CULOTTA FRANK CUNNEN GHAM 130 MIKE DUENNE MIKE DUFFEY ALLEN DUESING JACK EGBERS PAUL EKEN JOHN ELLERHORST RALPH ELSBERND STEVE EVANS very interesting but not mo funny JOHN FAESSLER l32 JOHN FANNING JIM FEEKS STEVE FENSKE DON FINN TOM FLYNN BOB FRANCINI JOE FRANER . Davis TOM FIORITO PAT FLISCHAEL JIM FISK TOM FLISCHAEL PAT FLAH ERTY 133 MIKE GALLAGHER SAL GALLINA JOE GEERS MIKE GEHRING FRED GERACI I34 BOB GLENN BILL 6055 DONN GROENE MIKE HAVLIN DAVE HARMEIER DAN HAWTHORNE JERRY GRONAUER JIM GRONEFELD MARSHALL HALLETT GENE HAVEN I35 BOB HERRING RAY HEBBELER TOM HERRMAN GARY HINDERSMAN JERRY HE FELE RICK HITE JIM HOCTOR I36 STEVE HOBBS JOHN HOLEWSKI DENNY HORTON JOE HOWARD 137 Al... u MIKE HUCKER TOM HUENEMAN MARK JONES TOM JORDAN BILL KARWISCH JERRY KEARNEY MIKE KEES BILL KENNEDY KEN KEMPHUES ED KIFFMEYER 138 ED KLUSMAN MIKE KELLEY TOM KUHN ELL STEVE KUHR I39 JOHN LAAGE DON LAMB TOM LAMBERT PAUL LAMPING CRAIG LEAVER CHARLES MACK BILL LINLEY BILL LITKENHAUS DAN LONGBOTTOM 140 BILL LOGAN DAN LOGANO MARK MANGUS JIM MANCUSO SCOTT MAURATH BILL McCOMMONS PAUL MAUS MARK MAXWELL DENNIS MCCARTHY l4l MIKE McH UGH MIKE MELDON TIM McERLANE JOHN MEIER 142 MIKE MCKERNAN MARUIN MESSERSCHMITT ROGER MEZGER DAN MINELLA BOB MUCCILLO BOB MUELLER LOU MORRISSEY GENE MINARDI MIKE MORAN CHUCK MONTAG I43 DAVE MUSE ALEX NAISH 144 RON NASH DANNY MULLHOLLAN D TOM NEY DICK MULVIHILL RON MURPHY DON PETER MARK PHARO HOWARD PHILLIPS GREG PEEDEN MIKE PEGOLJ TIM O'BRIEN BRIAN O'DON NELL STAN OWENS 145 GREG POPE TOM PIERCE BILL PJERANI MARK PURSIFUL JIM RAASCH N w U O V. R R E T BRIAN REAGAN MIKE RAMEY 146 STEVE REHUNG PAUL REICHARD JOE REIN ERT LARRY REISERT BRUCE RIES RON ROCKENFIELD I47 JACK RIZZO WILLIAM RUDD VINCE RIZZO JOHN RUFF DENNY RYAN DON SAND BRUCE SAUNDERS ED SCHAIK JOHN SCHLACHTER LON SCH UTTE STEVE SEGRIST JAY SHEARMAN STEVE SIMIELE PAUL SIMON I48 DAN SLATTERY DENNIS SMITH VIRGIL SPEARS BERNIE SMITH JOHN SMITH 149 JOE SPAHN MIKE SPONZILLI DAN STAMMER MARK STARK JEFF STERMER ED STOBER BOB STRAHM JIM SUHRE TOM SWEN NEY TOM SUNDERMAN 150 STEVE TAYLOR JIM TEPE DAVE TABB JOHN SZAZ JOHN TAYLOR DICK TAPKE ALBERT TOMASI JOHN TIGHE lSl STEVE VENNEMAN DAVID WADE PAUL WAGNER MIKE WILLIAMS TOM WITTE JAKE WEIERMAN HERB WOESTE BOB WESSELMAN CHARLES WOLFF DAVID WILLER RICK WULKER JAY YOCIS 152 CHIP ZOLLER JACK ZIMMERMAN STEVE MURRAY DONALD DANIELS THOMAS ROETTING BOB YOUNG TOM YOUNG RICK WALKER CH RlS TOOLE Graduation l968 Bro. D. Fahrig, S.Mt A Gat her Things Happening Enghsh Closed circuit television? This could be the future for Purcell students who will teach themselves with modern elec- tronic equipment. The English Dept. under the supervision of Bro. Don Fah- rig urged for more advanced modern technology - l'the change ofthe fue turel A media center with part of the $8,000 given to the school by the state was set up in the old Plume office. Bro. D. Fahrig acquired a series of the reproductions of famous paintings. English and the Arts inspire one anoth- er. A combination of different curricu- lums. such as the Nebraska and Indiana guides were used by the staff during the year. PIP rnxl ' . mugg 17. 0r I: i lufllw Fr. T. Leonard l, Fr. Pt Edrich. Religion Dept. 156 Rehgkn1 Gather Things, were started this year to replace the retreat Fr. P. Edrich, ex- plained that the purpose is To give students an opportunity to study them selves and open up to others so there can be an openness towards God. The religious grading system was inves- tigated and new methods of insight were considered and experimented. Theme centered courses will be the change to the future, emphasizing preparation for marriage. and develop- ment of conscience. Discussions with Ursuline, Summit and other High School religion classes were held, Controversy was created over the morality of Viet Nam. poverty and the Race issue. Senior Directory AIKEN.TIMOTHY J.. I333 Harlin Place, 25l-37IO Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball l.2: PLUME 3: Swimming l. ALLEN. GERALD W.. 3940 Winding Way. QBI-TMI lnlramuralEaskalballl.2:lnrramura1Bawlingl.2.3.4:7urkey Raffle 4, A58 ROCK. JAMES F.. l920 Mills Avenue. 631-3202 Intramural Basketball l.2: Math Club 4 Wresh PLUME 3.4 Editorial Editorh Spanish Club I. BAMONTE. MiCHAEL J.. I623 California Avenue. 242-8859 Foetball l.2.3.4: Intramural Basketball l.2.3: Intramural Bowling 3: Junior Achievement 5.4: Sudaliry hSpanish Club i:Track l.2. BA RD. CLINTON G.. 3283 Ashwnod Drive. 73l- I081 Baseball 3.4: Intram ural Foot ball 3: Juniur Ac hievement 3. BARKER. ROBERT E. MD Simpsnn Avenue. 27I-4686 BAUER. MARTIN D.. 3028 Alpine Terrace. 87l-3965 Basebafl l: Footbalf l.2.3.4: Homeroom Officer 4. Intramural Basketball l.2: Pram Camminee 4-, Sn- dality 1:5ludentCouncIl 4:7rack 1.2.3.4. BELPERIO. DANIEL J.. 264I Edmandon Road. 63l-363l Swimming 2. BERGERJHOMAS C.. 3964 Youngman Drive. 752-63l2 Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Intramural Bowling l.2.5.4: Junior Achievement 5: Library Staff 2: Queen's Men 4: Safety Club 2: Spanish Club I: Variety Show 4. BETANCOURT. EMILIO E.. 39I0 Eileen Drive. 73I-1620 lnlramural Basketball 2,3,4: Junior Achievement 3.4: PLUME 4-. Queen's Men 4: Service Club 2.3: Spanish Club 23: Variety Shcw1.2.3.4. BONOMINI. STEVEN L.. 5725 Bram ble Avenue. 272-0269 Baseball 2: Football I: lnlramural Basketball l.2: Junior Achievement 5.4. Sodalily J; Speech and Debate I. BOTTOM MARTIN J.. SIIO SIOVEI' Avenue. 73l-0249 Football 1. BOVE. THOMAS A.. 5114 Section Avenue.351-2779 Baseball l.2.3: Basketbafl l.2; Football I.2.3.4: Homeroom Officer I Wresx 2 Wresx 3 Wresh Imra- mural Basketball 5: Junior Achievement 3: From Committee 3.4: Sodalily l.2: Sludem Council I.2.3.4 Ureash Yearbook 4. ERENNANJHOMAS J.. 6826 Bramble Avenue. 27I-2945 Gulf3.4. Inlramural Basketball I.2.3:Juniar Achievement 3: Track l.2. BROCKMAN. JOHN F.. L332 Franklin Avenue. 242-7329 Homeroom Officer I: Physits Club 4: Sodality l: Studenl Council 4. BROWN. ROBERT W.. 5834 Ridge Avenue. 35I-4308 Baseball l.2.3.4: Basketball LISA: Foolball l.2.3.4: Homeroom Officer 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Sedal- lly 2:5IudenlCcuncil2.3.-1. BRUBACH. JOHN F.. 4404 Whetsel Avenue. 27l-9597 Football I,2: JLIHIOI' Achievement 3: Queen's Men 3.4: Safely Club 2.3.4: Sludenl Council 4 4Chrmn of Spirit Committeeh Track I':Var1'ely Shaw 2.4. BUCK. JOSEPH P.. 979 Paradrame Street. 62l-OOET intramural Basketball l.2: Spanish Club 4. CAMERON. DENNIS C. 3342 Arrow Avenue. 53I-7834 Football l.2.3.4: Intramural Basketball l.2.3: Swnnmlng l.2.i.4. CAPPEL. JOHN C.. 4529 Floral Avenue. 63l-893l llghl and Sound Crew 3.4: Physics Club 4. CARSON. DAVID P.. 2424 Vera Auenue.13I-4794. CIPOLLONE. DOMINIC A.. 2825 Erie Avenue. 32l-988-l Inlramural Baskelball l.2. CLARK. DANIEL J.. IIIS Fuller Street. 42I-4589 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3: Intramwal Football 2: Intramural Volleyball 2. CLEMENTS. JOSEPH 6.. ISSO Elizabelh Place. 242-73l7 Hislory Club 34Library$zaff3.4:50dali1y I. CONLON. WILLIAM T.. 592 Torrent? Parkway. S7l-O256 Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. CAONTADINA.MICHAEL J..1355 Fleming Slreel. 75I-3306 Intramural Bowling 2-. PLUME 3.4: Oueelfs Men 4: Turkey Raffle 4. COOKJOHN A, 5406 Moundcresu Avenue. 53I-4NS Football I: Imramural Bowling 3: Juniar Achievemen13,4:50dalily E: Spanish Club 2.3. COOPER.STEVEN L. INS Langdun Farm Drive. 53I-4237 Football l.2.3cthlmramuralBasketballl.2.3:$lud2n1Council4. COPELIN. PAUL E..4I7I Forest Avenue. 73I-0373 Football Ll. Homeroom Officer I, Intramural Basketball l.2: Junior Achievement 4: Lubrary Stall 4: Sodalily I: Track 2. CRANFO RD. TY RONE J.. 6206 CoIer-dge Avenue. 753-054l Cross Counlry l.2: Intramural Basketball l.2: Library Staff I. Track I. 157 CULOTTA. MQCHAEL J.. '523 Dana Avenue. 35l-599! Homeroom Officerl:IntramuralBaskelba1ll.2:Lihrary Sta I. CUNNINGHAM. FRANCIS 14.3336 Normandy Avenue. 27l-7463 Intramural Basketball I 2- unior Achievemen: 3: Photography Club l.2: Queens Men l.2.5.4: Safety Club 2.3: Sodaliky l.2: Variety Show 2.3.4. DALTON, THEODORE E, I006 Markley Road. 232-2786 Basebafl 2: Intramural Basketball 3-. Intramural Bowling 2: Saudem Council 4 Spirit Comuniueei: Tennis 4. DANIELS. DONALD. 122 WSL Clair Slreet. 75l-6159 Interracial Council 3; lnlramurals 1.23; Crass Counlry 1,2: Track 2,3. DAVIS. ANATOLE R.. SSIB Iberia; Avenue. 89I-4BSE- Football 2-. Intramural Basketball 2: Track 3. DAVIS. ANTHONY D.. 330I Woedburn Apr. 66.15I-6159 Basketball 2.3:Cross Country 2: German Club l.2: Homeroom Omcer 11 Interracial Council 4-, Imra- mural lasketball l.2.3; Nalinnai Honor Society 4: PLUME 3: Sudalily l.2: Student Council I: Track l.2. 3.4. DAVIS. PAUL J.. 47H Castle Place. 271-05 59 PLUME 3. DELUCA. WILLIAM 5., 5H3 Montgomery Road. 53I-0672 Football I: Intramural Basketball l.2.3; Yearbook 4: Junior AchievemenIS;L1hrary Staff 4-. PLUME 3-. Salety Club 2.3:Sudality 2; Student Council 3: Track 2. DILL. GORDON C.. 654.3 Haley Avenue. 27l-3I94 Cross Country I: Intramural Baskaball l.2.3: Junior Achievement 3. PLUME 2.5. DIPUCCIO. ANTHONY J.. 2l23 Cathedral Avenue. 531-26I2 Baseball 2 4Mgn. 3 Mdgrk Football l.2 Mng. 3 3Mgn: Junior Achievement 5-, National Honor Some- ly 4; PLUME 3;Track I;Variely Show 3-. Yearbook 4. DORIAN. DAVID 6.. HO! 5!. Gregory Street. 23l-365I DORSEY. EDWARD J.. I226 Rossmore Avenue. SJI 7094 Band 2.3.4: Delegate to Buckeye Boys Stale: Junior Achievement 3: Library Staff 2: Spanish Club I: Variew Show 4. DUENNE. MICHAEL W., 40l2 Lacrosse Avenue. 27I-2253 Spanish Club I. DUESING. ALLEN W..1909 Mills Avenue. 53l-6I52 Intramural Baskelball I.2.3:SpanishClub l.2. DUFFEV. MICHAEL F.. 6536 Amvar Avenue. 23I-2f6l Intramural Basketball l.2.3: Intramural Bowling 3:1uniar Achievement 3: Library Staff 4; Swimming I: Variety Show 4. DZAKOVIC. STEVEN M. 27-1 Sultan Raad.23I-7886 Football LStudenI Council I. EGBERS. JACK A.. I224 Yannouth Avenue. 242-7893 Band I: Baseball 2: Football 2 tMngy: Homeroam Officer I. Intramural Basketball l.2.5; Junior Achievemenl 3. EKEN. FAUl L. 35l5 Glen Edge lane. 65-4363 Cross Ccunlry l: Football 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3: Junior Achievement 3: Spanish Club I: Track l.2,3.4. ELLERHORST. JOHN IL. 6935 Buckingham Slreel. 27I-7475 Intramural Bowiing 3: Math Club 4: Nalional Honor Scenery 4: PLUME 3.4 Gealure Edilarh Sodaliry l.2: Speech and Debate Ll. ELSBERND. RALPH C.. 7030 Bramble Avenue. 27I-6367 Band l.2: Intramural Basketball l.2.3; Junior Achievement 3: Orchestra l.2: Swimming 3: Track 1: Yearbook 4. EVANS. STEPHEN R.. 6239 Mayflower Avenue. 73l-05H An Club 2: Junior Achievement 3-. Speech and Debate I. FAESSLER. JOHN R. 5225 Wakefleld Avenue. 53I-3839 leball 1.2.3.41Trainer3: Intramural Basketball l.2: Junior Achievemenl 3: Sodalhy f. FANNING. JOHN L. 4l15 Marbury Avenue. 87I-3655 Fin! Altendam-Hamecoming: Football 2.3-. Intramural Basketball l.2.3; Intramural Eowiing 3:1unlor Achievemenl 3: Student Council 3; Variety Show 3. FEEKS. JAMES 1.3535 Raymar Boulevard. 321-943l Baskelball 2; Homeroom Officer I,2-. Junior Achievement 3: LJbrary Staff 4: Sedality 2: Speech and Debate I:Studml Councnl l.2. FENSKE. STEVEN L. 42l6 Caner Street. 531-0377 Cross Country l.2.3; Homewom Officer l.2.3.-I: Math Club 4: Nanonal Honor Society 4. Prom Com- mittee 3: Sudahry l.2: Speech and Debate l.2.3: Student Councnl I.2.3.4: Track l.2. FINN, DONALD T.. 2873 Minlo Avenue. 87l-l267 Intramural Basketball 2.5. FIORITOJHOMAS F.. 25095hendan Drive. 53I-9208 Football l.2; Homeroom Officer 3.4; Intramural Basketball E.2: Junior AEhlEVEmEHI 3: Second Al- lendam-Hamecuming: Sodaliry l: Swimmmg I.2,3,4 4CU-Captl, FISK. JAMES 5.. 2880 Victona Avenue. 871- I430 An Clubl:lntramuraIBaske1ball 2.3: Intramural Bowling 2: PhotographyClub 2; Sodaiiry l.2. FLAHERTY. PATRICK 1,6905 Merwin Avenue. 27I-2935 Band I. Intramural Baskaball l: Junior Achievement 3: Sodality l. FLISCHAEL. PATRICK C. 3796 Ferdinand Plate. 531-3003 An Club Ll: Intramural Basketball IQ: lnlramural Bowling 2. Junior A:l1ievemenl3:0ueerr's Men 4. Spanish Club I. Variety Show 5. FlISCHEL. THOMAS J.. 3760 Hyde Park Avenue. ESI-SSQS lnlramural Bowiing I.J.5.4; Junior Achievement 3.4. PLUME 3: Sodalily Ll. Speech and Debale I. Vanely Show 3.4, FLYNN.THOMAS P.. 9933 Hard Avenue.17l-7l06 Cross Counlryl.2,3; JumorAchievemenl 3. SOdality 2; Track L13. FOlDEN. DONALD. 3637 Reading Read. 75I72053 Sodalny 1; Sludenl Council 2.3; Junior Achievemenl 2.5; Fontball 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3: Baseball 2. Track 2.3.4.In1ramural Basketball 1.3; M.V.P. Reserve Foolball. FRANL'INI. ROBE RT B..1610 Bremonr Avenue. 73I-7496 FRANER. JOSEPH P.. 4I65 Sllarel lane. 31l76538 Baseball 1: lnlramura! Basketball I.2.3; ServireClub 1.3.4. GALLAGHER. MICHAEL 1.2626 Leslie Avenue. 53lrl975 Intramural Basketball I.2.3; Spanish Club Ll GALLINA. SALVATORE J.. 4415 31nd Avenue. 55l-2940 Famball 4. Homeroom Officer 4: Intramural Baskerbail 2.3; Junior Achievemenl 3: Sawire Hub 1-. Spanish Club Ll; Variety Show 3. GEERS. JOSEPH C.. I909 Mills Awenue. 531.4529 Basketbaf! 3 tSIallsliciam. Football 4 dSlatisliciam. GleeClub l.2.3.4; Junior Achievemenl 5; Variety Show L2. GEHRING. MiCHAAEL F.. 6735 Bramble Avenue. 27IV7IEI Intramural Basketbali l.2.3.4: Physics Club 4. GERACI. FRED C..I3575 Sr. Charles Place. 32I-O597 Baseball LL14. Baskelball l.2.3.4; Homecoming Klr'lg. Homeroom Officer H.331: Sodaliiy Ll; Slu- den: Council l.2.3.4 tSECI'ElaI'yL GLENN. ROBERT A..1102 Varelman Avenue. 65I-6456 Basketball l.2;Cross Country I: Inlramural Baskmhall Ll. Junior Achievement 3; Sodalhy l. GOES, WILLIAM R.. 425l Paxlon Avenue. B7I-5909 Intramural Basketball Ll; Jumor Achievement 3. Sodalily Ll: Speech and Debate I.2.5; Tennis I.1.3.4. GROENE. DONN J.. 5707 Doerger Lane.73lr72I9 Intramural Bowling 2.3: JUI'IIOI' Achievemrm 5. Spanish Club Ll GRONAUER. JERRY G..l2351da Slreel. 24l-5068 Intramural Basketball 2. Intramural Bowling 2.3.4. GRONEFELD. JAMES W.. 5509 Fenwich Avenue. 35l-2583 Baseball 2.3.4; Foolball l.13.4 ko-capn. Humemum Officer 2; Intramural Basketball 2.3. From Commillee 3. HALLETT. MARSHALL C.. 3509 Glen Edge Lane. 55l:0915 Basketbau 2 Glatistitaamiross Country 1.2.5.4. Football 3 Gialisliciam: Intramural Baskelballl.1. HARMEIER. DAVID 1.704 Wakefleld Drive. Jll-EGIO Football 3.3.4. Intramural Baskelball I.2.3.4;Spanlsh Club. HAVEN. GENE R.. 4l04 Homer Avenue. l7I-4992 Foolball l.2.5.4. HAVLIN. MICHAEL E. 4115 Caner Avenue. 55I-0785 Baseball 2.3.4; FootballIJ.3.4.ImramuralBaskerball1.2;Library5mff 4:5ludenICuunciI-1. HAWTHORNE. DANIEL. JIOJ Homer Avenue. 27lv4524 Sodalily l; Student Council 2.3.4; Humemom Officer LS; anball l.2.3.4; Haskelball L2; Track I,2.3.4, Prom Ccmmixlee 3. M.V.P. Football Warsnyh M.V.P. Basketball UeserveL HEBBELER. RAYMOND C.. 4514 Whetsal Avenue. 27l7571l Basketball Ll: FootbaIl l.1.3.4: Intramural Basketball LE: Junior Achievemenl 3.4. Sedalily !; Sludenl Council 4. HEFELE. JEROME B..1983 Linwood Avenue. SILSSN Cross Country 3.4. Glea- Cluh Ll! Ksecraarw 4. Junior Achievement 5-. library Staff 4: PLUME 2.3. Sodalny Ll. Speech and Debate I.2.3. HERRING. ROBERT C.. 5554 Gian Edge Lane. 35470939 Band L23 Ureasx 4 Nice-Presh CthulIc High School Honor Band LI; Junior Achievement 3: Or chestra I.1.3.4: PLUME I.1.3.4 Wealure Edlloli. 4: Pram Comminee 4. Sedaliry I.1-.Varlely Show Ll. 3.4. HERRMAN.THOMAS W..15I7 KellermanAvenue.7317373l Basketball l; Golf 4; Intramural Baskelball l.2.3; Intramural Bowling 3.4; Sodalny 1.2.3. HINDERSMAN. GARY W.. SBIO Robinson Road. 53I-I079 Art Club. Baseball LIA. Foolball l.l.3-. Intramural Basketball LLB: Basketball L23. Spanish Club. SWImmmg l. HITE. RICHARD L.. 55D Carthage Avenue. 73Ivl706 Safety Club 2 tTrEasL 3 Sech 4: Studenl COUHEII: Variely Show 2.3. HOCTOR. JAMES, I305 Michigan Avenue. 871-5163 Sodalily IJ; Photography Club 2. Track 2; Cross Counlry J, HOBBS.STEVEN A.. 2240 Ronda Avenue. 73I-3340 Baseb'all 2.3.4: Basketball l; Homeroom I'Prew l; Intramural Basketball I.2.3; PLUME 3.4. Prom Committee 4.50dallty l.2:$1udentCouncIl 4 tChrmn of Spirit Commilteeh Big Brother 3.4. HDLEWSKI. JOHN S..62I9 Elbroak Avenu9,73I-4JB4 Intramural Basketbail l3. 158 HORTONDENNIS J.. 40I7E15mem Avenue. SSIVOSOO Pram Committee 4. V ariery Shaw 4. HOWARD. JOSEPH 5.. I844 Dalewood Place. Til-IIQO Service Club. HUENEMAN, THOMAS A..953 Halch Street. G2I75813 Conframrnily of Christian Doctrine 4. Science Club. Sudality Ll HUCKER.MICHAEl A. JIOI Bennell AVenue. ESIJICB nghl and Sound Crew 4. Nalmnal Honor Soclely 4. JONES. MARK F. 1924 Erie Avenue. SJI-SSSS FuoxbaH Ll. Homerunm Officer 2 tPrcsL Intramural Baskelbail LJJA. Junior Achlavemenl 3. Prom Comminee. PLUME 3.4. Sludem Caunci! 1.3.4. JORDAN. THOMAS L. 2325 Morton Avenue. 731-043I Cheerleader 4; Intramural Bowling 1: Junior Achievement 2. KARWISCH. WILLIAM J.. f909 Avonlea Avenue. 73I7I294 Spanish Club L2; Studenl Council 2. KEARNEY. JERRY K. 37H Woodland Avenue. SJIVOJII Confralernity of Chrisnan Dnclrine 3: Faolhall I.2; Intramural Basketball I.2:Vanely Show 4. KEES. MICHAEL A.. 4644 Rumpke Road. 752-1355 Cross Caunrryl.1;Fao:ball HMgn-eramural Baskelball r.1.3;PLUMHspons co-edllorl SA. KELLEY, MICHAEL. 3995 So. Whelsel. 27!.0754 Junior Achievement 3; Basketball 2; Track l.2.5.4. Crass Counlry l.1.3.4. KEMPHUES.KENNETH 1.5749 Whitney Streel. 27I-3f35 PLUME 3.4; Variety Show 3.4. KENNEDY. WILLIAM E.. l9 Arcadia Place. 57l-2786 Baseball 2.5.4; Basketball LISA. German Club LI: Intramural Baskelball I.J.J.4: Library Slaff 4: So. dalily L2. KIFFMEYER. EDWARD V.. 3513 50. Madison Avenue. 731-8558 Homeroom Officer I; Intramural Basketball l.1.3.4. Library Slaff l KLUSMAN. EDWARD P.. 5574 Windy Hill Ruad.23lvl499 KRETTEN. THOMAS C.. 1712 Cleveland AvenueJSIrsln kLlHNELL,THOMAS 1,5623 Rae SIreel.17I-4419 Band 1.2.3.4; lmramural Basketball I.1.3.4:Imramural Bowling 3.4. Malh Club 4; Orcheslra I..'1.3.4; Physics Club 4:Variety Show 4. KUHR.STEPHEN E.. 29 Delta Avenue. 87I-48N Foolhall I.J.3.4.51udem Council I. LAAGEJOHN M.. I BakerCIrcleJJlAOElE lAMB. DONALD P., l035 Monastery Avenue. 39I-4378 Band 2.3; Homeroom Offlccr 5 tVice-Preslz Junior Achievement 3.4. Prom Cumminee 3; Sludenl Cuuncll 3. LAMBERT. THOMAS J.. 4508 Hecmr Avenue. 27I75i92 Cross Country 2.3.4. Homeroom Officeri NicerPresh Junior Achmwmenl 3: Track 2.3.4. LAMPING. PAUL W.. 417 Miller! Streel. 24I-6654 Band 2; Intramural Basketbali l; Orchestra 3; Track I. LEAVER. CRAIG. 3033 Springer Avenue. STi-IS'I'E Football1.3.4.5panishCIubl. LINLEY. WILLIAM S..1825 Observatory Avenue. 3214779 Cross Counlry 2.3; Junmr Achievemem 5; Sodallly I: Track 1 LITKENHAUS.WILL1AM A..3753 Huuan Avenue. 87l-I515 LOGAN. WILLIAM J.. 4104 Sim pson Avenue. NI 1566 LOGANO. DANIEL J.. SGIQ Herschel Avenue. 37I-5579 Ari Club I; Track Ll. LONGBOTTOM, DANIEL LGBOQ Roe Streel. 27173364 Band I; Junlur Achievement 3. MACK. CHARLES M.. 5574 Easi Wand Avenue. 27lr7875 MAGNUS. MARK D.. 2537 Erie Avenue. 31l-I69S Intramural Baskelball LLB; Junior Achievement 5-. Physics Club 4-.Variery Show 4 MANC U50. JAMES W.. 40H Taylor Avenue. BTI-OEII Homeroom Officer I; Junmr Achievemenl 3: Photography Clubl.1;5cience Club I: Serwce L2. MAURATHJCOTT R.. RBTI Alpine Terrace. 32l-0478 Cross Coumry 1.3; Intramural Basketball 2.3; Studenl CounCIl l; Swimming J; Track I. MAUS. PAUL C., ESJI Buckingham Avenue. 17I-2215 Basketball I.1;Faorball LISA. MAXWELL. MARK E.. 3I5Tusculum Avenue. 33l76707 Football 133,4; Sodallly l.2: Track LI. McCARTHY. DENNIS J.. 4322 Flural Avenue. 73f-787S McCOMMONS. WILLlAM H.. l'374 Kinney Avenue. 75l-32l5 Baseball 2: Football 2: Homeroom Offtcer 1.4; Inlramutal Basketball 2.3; Studem Council 2.4. McERLANE. TIMOYHV M. 2022 Elm Avenue. 73l-77I3 Basketball 4Mng 1.3; Junior Achievemanl 3. library Sm 1.3.4; Pram Columltlee 4; Sadalny I.1.3,4; Sludenl Courml 2; Track I. McHUGH. MICHAEL. 662! Ins Avenue. 35lrl4ll Cross Country I: Track Ll MCKERNAN. MKHAEL L. 5466 Erotlvenun Avenue. 32I-6574 Baseball I; Football l.2.3.4; Safety Club I; Homeroom Oflkrlr I,1.3;lrllramural Raskelball I.J.3.4; Ju- nior Achievement 5 iPresL Library Stan 4. Pram Cummings tChrmm 3.4; Sludcnl Council l.2.3 EPres.JunIorCauncIlL41Presi. MEIER. JOHN W.. 2645 Bonnie Awnue. 23I74615 Intramural Bowling l.1.3.4 tSeclyL JunIOr Achlz'veruemi MELDON.MICHAEL L. 4933 Kelocclilal1c.27I-47S4 Intramural Basketball IJJJ. MESSERSCHMITT.MARUIN1.6940 Hurd Avenue. J7le694 Intramural Basketball IJ. MEZGE R. ROGER J.. 6647 Haley Avenue. 27I-534l Homeroom Ollicer 4 Wren Intramural Basketball l.2.3.4; PLUME 2.5.4 lEdImrrlnrihlefh Sludem Canned 4. MINARDI. EUGENE W..394O Marburg Avenue. 31I3570 Inlramural Basketball I.2,3.4, Junlor Achlevemem 3; Smialny l. Sludcm Council L MINELLA. DANIEL J.. 43870aklann Drive. J7l-3625 fwlball I.2.3.4; Imramural Basketball l.- . ;Pronl Commulee 4: Swmmling I. MONTAG.CHARLES. 6130 Elbrook Drive. TSI-SSIS MORAN. MICHAEL P.. 4104 561th: Slreel. JTIA-UOS MO RRISSEY. LOUI. 3675 Savbrook Avenue. Jllrl460 601! 3.4; Intramural Easkelball I.J.3.4. Jumor Achlcvemenl 3; Track Ll MUCCILLO. RUBEN J.. 4H3 Marburg Avenue, 87l-0- 3 Intramural Basketball 2,3. 159 MUELLER. ROEERI 5.. D75 Wayside Place. 23270493 MULLHDLLAND. DAN IEL B.. ZEIO Ardmore Avenue. 73l759l9 Hislory Club 3-. intramural Basketbalf Ll: Junior Achievement 3. MULVIHILL. RICHARD A.. IlOI Paxton Avenue. DI-JEIS Ems; Country I.l.5-. intramural Baskelbal! I,1.3.4; SpanishClub I.1:Track 2.5. MURPHY. RONALD 5.. 3450 Hudson Avenue, 75HO7'7 Cross Country I.2.5.4. Interramal Council i: Inlranlural Basketball l.2.5.4. Junior Achievement 3; Track I,2.3.4 KuACapn. MURRAY. STEPHEN H.. 1425 Admore Avenue. 35I-l025 Football I. History Club 5; Intramural Basketball I,1.3;Jumor ACI1IEVEIHE'1I3:LIIJFJFV Slaff 4;Track I. MUSE. DAVID M. SBIE Armby Place. 27I-83I6 Intramura1 BasketbaIl l.1. Junior Achievement 3; PLUME 3,4;Varie1y Show 3. NAISH. ALEX 5.. 3755 Earls Court. JJHHS Baseball l.2; Intramural Basketball I.2.3.4: Spanish Club 3; Swnumlng l.1.3.4 Kodiapn; Variety Shaw 3.4. NASH. RONALD. i0l5 HIII Street. 38l-0644 Foolball l.l.3.4: Homeroom Officer I: Inlramural Basketbali LI; Library Sm L23; Track LIJ. NEY, THOMAS M.. 32-37 Meredilh Place. 35lrl495 Baseball 1; Basketball l. Homeroom Ofm'er 2.4; Intramural Baskelball I; Sludem Council 2.4. O'BRIEN. TIMOTHY C.. 7032 Britten Avenue. 272-0331 Intramural Basketball I.J.3: Junior Achievement 3. O'DONNELL. BRIAN J.v 63IO Mayflower Avenue. 63l78623 OWENS. STANLEY M 2830 Markbreil Avenue. 73I73612 PEEDEN. GREGORY T.. 59H Eileen Drive. SSIVBJOQ Library Slaff 4. ServiceCIub Ll; Sodallly l. PEGOLI. MSCHAEL P.,2609 Ida Avenue.63I-B4SS Intramural Basketball l,2.3. Lubrary Slaff 4; Spanish Club Ll. PETER. DONALD P..1504 Melros: Avenue. 73l-6574 Intramural Basketball IJ; Junmr Achievemenl 3; Library Staff 4: Pram Cummillee 3; Sludem Council I. PHARO. MARK D.. 2472 Downing StreeLJSl-Wsl History Club 5; Intramural Basketball LJJ: Jumar Achievement 3.4-. Spanish Clubl.1. PHILLIPS. HOWARD A.. 4 ? Whelsel Avenue. 171-0302 G.C,S.L, I.1.3 Wren. 4 Wresi; Junior Achievemenl 4; Sludenl Council 4 Mead of Safely L-Ol'lllhltlEEL PIERANE. WILLIAM G, DESI Edmondsun Road. 53l-8I3l An Club I; Foolball 2; Intramural Basketball l.2.3.4; Intramural Bowling 4. Sadalny Ll. PERCE. THOMAS R 2538 May Street. 75I-O79I ScienceClub 3.4. PITOCCOJOSEPH H.,1354 May Slreel, 75Irl739 Intramural Basketbail l.1.3.4; Math Club 2. National Honor Society 4. POPE. GREGORY L.. 3712 Columbia Parkway. 9710788 Art Club Ll; Cross Coumry Ll; Intramural Baskelball L23; lnlramural Bowling I.2.3: Photography Club 2; Student Councul J tDance Committeei; Track Ll. PURSIFUL. MARK. 4306 Slsl Streel. 531-569I Baseball 1.3.4: Basketball Ll: Football I.l.3.4-. Homeroom Officer I WresL 5 Wresb. 4 Wresh Prom Committee 3.4: Sodahly l. Sludem Council I.J.4. OUINN.TERRY L. 4I30 Huslon Avenue. 73I-3410 Foalball1.1.3.4;lnlramuralBasketball Ll; Track L2. RAASCH, JAMES B..636l Rager Park Place. 35l-ll44 Cross Counlry l: Homeroom Officer I Wresh Intramural Baskelball I.2,3: Junior Aclnevemenl 1.3.4: Science Club3150dalily I.2.SludeanouncIl I:Vearbook 3.4. RAMEY. MICHAEL. 374! Spencer Avenue. 75lr7962 REAGAN. BRIAN E. 4672 Caralee DI'IVE. 793-6047 CheerIeader 41Capli. Homeroom Officer 2 Wresl. 3.4, lmramural Basketball IQ. Junlur Achieve- mem 3.4 tPresJ; Photography Club I; PLUME l.2. Prom Cammmee 3.4. Sodallly l.1.3;5peeclx and DebacleI.1.31Trcas.l;5lunfenlCouncil2.3.44Chrmn Dance Comrmlteeh Variety Show 2. REHLING. SIEVEN F.. 4656 McNeil AwnueiierOSI Math Club 4; From Committee 4: Speech and Debate L2 tPresL 5 dial? Debate Champion and PresL 4 Stale Debate Champrun and Fresh Variety Show 4. REICHARD. PAUL F..371I Morris Mace. 32l-1DO Intramural Baskelball l.2.5.4, REINERT. JOSEPH P.. 40l7 Catherine Avenue. BIVJQSO B4eball 2.3.4; Foolball I.3.3.4: Homeroom Officer 4; Inlramural Basketball L2. Student Council 4. Smmming LISA; Vearbook 4. REISERT, LAWRENCE W , 4JIO Carter Street. 534-5536 Intramural Basketball l.1,3: Speech and Debate I REVIERE. ALBERT L. 3413 Duncan Avenue. SIIAOQSQ RIES. BRUCE A.. 2583 Ene Avenue. 32I-9557 Homeroom Officer 2 tViceAPresL 3 Nice-Pren. Intramural Basketball 3; Junior Achievement 1; Nallonal Honor Society 4: From Commlllee 3;Sludenl Council 2.5. RIZZO. JOHN.2847 E. SI. Charles. JIIVJSGO Junlur Achievemem 5. Variety Show 4. RIZZO. VINCENT P.. li-H Carolina Avenue. 24272486 Football Ll; Homeroom Officer 2. Intramural Basketball l.2.3. Junior Achevamenl 3; Safely Club 1; Sludem Council Ll ROCKENFIELD. RONALD R..5Il5 Parkview Avenue. mvson Homeroom Officer I WiCErPfESL 5 tPresJ. Prom Cnmminee 3. Publicity l; Queen's Men 1.3.4. Sedal- Ity l.2.StudentCouncil l.3.Tennis 4;Yearbook4 wusiness MgrL ROETTING. THOMAS 5.. 4334 Wallenon Avenue. 17I-9431 Cross Country I; Mathlub 4: N.M.S,C. Finalist:Track LJ. RUDD.WILLIAM.3Pinehursl Lane.31l-3255 RUFFJOHN N.. I744 E. McMillarIBEile-II Intramural Basketball L2; Intramural anilng 2.4: Junior Achievement 3. PromComminee 3.4. Slu- denl Council 4-.Track l. RYAN. DENNIS P 5568 Attica Avenue, 53I-87I9 Cross Country 2: Junior Achievement 3; Track Ll. SAND. DONALD R,, 3009 Aulen Avenue.51lr4432 Cross Cauntryl.1;InrramuraiBaskerall2.3; Track I.?.J. SAUNDERS. BRUCE WJSS-i Zinsle Avenue. 891-492l Football 1.3.4. lmramural Baskelball 2.3.Track 3.4. SCHALK. EDWARD 5.. 5748 Mills Avenue, 73I-4EBB SCHLACHTER. JOHN A.. 3964 Marburg Avenue, 311-3578 SCHUTTE. LON 11.2722 Atlantic Avenue. 53I-O4l6 Basketball 1; lnlramural Basketball I.2-. Scdalily 1.2. SEGRIST. STEVEN J.. 461l Caner Avenue. 65l48373 Crass Counlry l; Junior Achievement 3. SHEARMAN. JAY H.. l354 Grace Avenue. 32l-4044 SIMIELE,STEVE l... 2241Varelman Avenue. 55l-7595 Basketball I.2;Crass Country 1. Homeroom Officer 2 Wresy Intramural Basketball I.J.S; Intramural Football 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Junior Achievemenl 5. Sludenl Council 2. SIMON. PAUL M.. l005 HillSlreetJBl-NE? Football I.2.3.4; Hometoom Offlcerl Wrestv. 1.3.4: Intramural Basketball LI; Library Staf! 2.4: Prom Committee 3.4-.Student Council l.2.5.4. SINGERMICHAEL L.. I5IB Kenova Avenue. SII-OOJJ Intramural Bowling 4. SLATTERV. DANIEL IL. 5738 Montgomery Road. 35I-I500 SMITH. BERNARD F.. 3334 Arrow Avenue. 73I-9556 SMITH. DENNIS F.. I704 E. McMillan. 95I-492l Cross Country leramuralBaskahall I.1.3.Junior Achievement 5; Variely Shaw 5. SMITHJOHN W..103I Celestial Avenue.SSl-5773 Faolball l Kapn. 2.5.4. Homeroom Officer I. Intramural Basketball I.2.3: Library Staff L4: TEITHIS 1. SPAHNJOSEPH 1.. 5085 Markbrelt Avenue. 63l-6649 ScienceClub L3. Spanish Club Ll: Speech and Debate l. SPEARSNIRGIL V.. 3633 Bews Avenue. 39-7453 5PEED.CHARLES A., 343 Dorchester. 61I-6163 Basketball 2.3.4; Cross Country l.l.3.4; Track LLB. SPONZILLI. MITCHEU, I526 Magly Conn. HI-STOS Band l.1.3.4. Intramural BaskerbaH l. Junior Achievement 3; Orchestra I.2.3.4: Variety Show 3.4. STAMMER. DANIEL D.. I918 Fairlax Avenue. 28l-3I87 lnlramural Baskelball I.J.3, STARK. MARK 3.. 3993 Warren Avenue. 27I70465 Intramural Basketball1,2.3,4;1rack LI. STERMER. WILLIAM 1.3657 Garland Avenue. 73lr433l Band l-, Baseball 2 4Mgr;: Cheerleader 4: Football 2 tMgrL History Club 3; Intramural Basketball 13: Intramural Bowling 3-,JLmiOr Achievemen! 3: Pholugraphy Ciub 2.3 Wice-Presh 4 Wresh PLUME 2. 3.4: Prom Commlnee 4; Sadallly I; Swimming l: Variety Showl.1.3.4:Vearbook3. STOEER. EDWARD D.. SJSI Nash Avenue. STHSQS lnlramural Basketball l; Queen's Men Ll: Spanish Club LI. STRAHM. ROBE RT J.. 3647 Wood ford Avenue. 63I-5766 Intramural BaskelhaII 1. STRICKLEY. RICHARD E.. IDS louden Streel. 38l-5635 Intramural Basketball LISA. SUHRE. JOHN A.. 6209 Windward Avenue. 371.7403 PLUME 4 Busmess Mgn 3.4; Queen's Men 4; Turkey Raine 4; Variely Show 3.4. SUN DERMAN. THOMAS C.. ISO6 Hopkins Avenue. 73l-0378 Cmss Country I; Inlramural Basketball I.2: Junior Achievemenl 3; Track IJ. 160 SWEENEY. THOMAS J.. 27 Belvedere Avenue. 33I-0278 Intramurai Basketball !.2.3.4. SZAZ. JOHN W.,6901Merwin Avenue.17I-6624 Band I,2.3 4SecIyL 4 tPresJ; Basketball I-. Imramural Baskelbail l.1;0rcheslra l.1.3.4;Variety Show I. 23.4. TABB. DAVID A., I602 California Avenue. 141-8453 Homernum Officer 3 Ureash Intramural Basketball LLB; Junior Achievement 3-. Sludenl Council 4. TAPKE. RICHARD M.. 67 Mariemom Avenue. 27IV545I History Club 3; lmramura! Basketball 1.2.3: Intramural Bowling 3; National Honor Socieiy 4. Prom Cammmee 3;Sodalilyl.1;$ludemCouncil1.3. TAYLOR. JONAIHAN E.. 910 Rogers Place. 86lr4990 Inlramural Bawiing 4: PLUME 3.4. Sodality Ll: Track Ll. TAYLOR. STEVEN M.. BISG Niles Avenue. 87l-ll38 lnlramural Basketball I.2.3; Student Council 4 4Spiril Cummineex TEPE. JAMES C.. 4M7 Allison Avenue. EiI-7655 Football l.2.3.4. Intramural Basketball LISA: Junior Achievemenl 3.4. THOMPSON. MELVIN J.. 2940 Hackberry Slree't. JBl-SSSG TIGHE. JOHN F.. 4410 Simpson Avenue. 171-3090 Art Club L1; Cheerleader 4; Iniramural Basketball 1.3. Junior Achievemenl 3; PLUME LISA. Prom Committee 4; Sodality IJ; Student Council 4: Variely Show 1.3.4; Yearbook 3.4 tEd'rmr-ianheilJ. TOMASI, ALBERT J.. 27 Hackberry SIreeI Glee Club 3.4. History Club 3-. Hcmemom omcer I. Intramural Basketball l.2.3. PLUME 3.4; Sewice Club l.2.3. Spanish Club I.2;Varlety Show 3.4; Yearbook 3.4. TOOLE, CH RISTOPHER M.. 6249 Raylee Terrace. 23l-E406 Intramural Basketball I.1.3-.Smdent Council I.Variely Show 3. Homeroom Officer I tPresL VEENEMAN.STEVE E.. SSIS Burch Avenue. 87Iv447l Intramural Baskaball Ll; Intramural Bowling 2.4: Sodallly Ll WADE. DAVID R.. 3931Linley Avenue. 35I-l362 Light and Sound Crew 4Pres4 3.4; Science Club 4. WAGNER, PAUL A.. 6983 Grace Aven ua. 27l-5454 Band I; Intramural Basketbail L25; Juniar Achievement 5. WALKER. RICHARD L..13350bservamry Avenue.32l-5893 Homeroom Offucer 2 Greg. Intramural Basketball Dd; Junior Achievement 3. PLUME LI. Prom Committee 4; Sedalily IJ. Student Council L23. WEIERMAN. JACOB A.. SESTusculum Avenue. 31I-5936 PLUME 3., Speech and Debate Ll; Track I. WESSELMAN, ROBERT F.. 6829 Vinewood Avenue. 37lrl253 Band 3.4; lmramural Basketball l.2. WILLER. DAVID W.. 6623 Merwin Avenue. 271-056l Band L2. Intramural Basketball I.2.3-. Junior Achievement 3: Navional Honor Snciely 4-. From Com- mittee 4; Sodality I.2. WILLIAMS. MICHAEL J.. TIJO Easllawn Avenue, 531-5371 Homeroom OfficeridntramuralBasketballl,1.$. Intramural Bowling 3; Sodal'ny 1; Spanish Club L2. WITTE. THOMAS 1.55m Forest AvenueJileTES Junior Achievement 3. PLUME 3,4 dil. Edy Prom Commiuea 4: Sodaliry LI; Speech and Debate LI. 3; Student Council 4 Gpirilual Commlueeh Variety Show 3.4. WOESTE. HERBERT J.. 4315 Ivanhoe Avenue. 73l-l854 Baseball 3-. Basketballl.2:Football1.3.4zlntramuralBaskabali 1,23. Spanish Club I3. WOLFE CHARLES M.. I823 Sherman Avenue. 35 l-2854 Cross Country 1-. Junior Achievement 3. Sodalily Ll. Track I.2. WULKER. RICHARD J.. 59H Omeara Place. 65l-64IT Intramural Basketball l. Intramural Bowilng J. WYNN. ROBERT J.. 3588 Washington Avenue.96l-5909 F001 ball 1,3: Intramural Basketball 1; Track 2.3. YOCIS. JEROME A.. 39M Eileen Avenue. 35-6612 Art Club Ll. Service Club 1. YOUNG. ROBE! W.. I330 Edwards Road. 8I7-IOIJ Cross Countrle; Intramulal Basketball I.l.3; Junior Achievement 3; Track Ll. YOUNGJHOMAS J.,6623Cambridge Avenue. 27l48590 Band LISA. Junior Achievement 3. ZIMMERMAN. JOHN R.. 5405 Carthage Avenue. SSF-QBSS Football LI: Hcmetoom 4 Wresh Intramural Basketball 1.3: Prom Commiuee 4. Szuden: Council 4; Swimming I:Track l. ZOLLER. EDWARD 8.. 6603 Brilmn Avenue. 27I71874 Cheerleader 4. Homeroom Officer 1.5; National Hunar Society 4. PLUME 2.5.4. Pram Cammitlee 3. 4. Sodalhy L2; Speech and Debate l.2.5 45ml? DebaleChampiom. 4 male Debate Champianh Stu- den! Counc-Il 2.3.4 IVice-PresL Senior Most Mathematical MOST Award INTELLECTUAL 1. James Asbrock Marianist BEST Award DRESSED Student Council Award Fred Geraci MOST HUMOROUS Jay Shearman Christian Leadership K. ofC. Award Student Council Award MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edward Zoller I61 VALEDICTORIAN BEST Principal's Award LEADE R Student Council Award Michael McKernan Archbishop BEST McN ichol as AT H L ETE Award Dan Hawthorne MOST SERVICE Frank Cunningham SALUTATORIAN James Gronefeld CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '68 ... our support forthe Cavalier yearbook 4-F, Pride of '68 and a part of PURCELL CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE . .. TO THE 8:30 CLASS OF '68 TYPING I Class 8 PURCELL BRO. LARRY UNGERER STUDENT COUNCIL Good Luck! ,. '0. 45-4-07. ,, tr ' J , S ,x' Ralph E. 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A;-4.-.. -.--;-A1 1,,,, ' I JOHN F. SCHOENY CO. Produce 81 Grocery 415 Plum Street BEN RIESENBURG SONS Lawn Supplies - Fireplace fuel 821-0631 QUATMAN DELICATESSEN 2434 Quatman Ave. Al. lmm. '58 Ken Talmage '59 GFROERER RUG C0. 2217 Clifton Ave. Rug Cleaning Cpt. Inst. RICHTER1S Quality Controlled Centrai Mixed Concrete AL NAISH MAYFLOWER Cincinnati, Ohio 871-3344 Good Luck Class of H68 OHIO PIKE1S LANE We Spare Nothing. RAY PRUS AND SON INC. Concrete Contractor 531-7112 HOMEROOM 4-D Best of '68 THE FRANK NIESEN CO. Plumbing-Electrical Contracting 1208 Syca more St. Good Luck and Best Wishes 3E Useful SummerJobs For Qualified High School Men. KECO INDUSTRIES, INC. Compliments Of CHRIST THE KING CHURCH Compliments Of A FRIEND MONTAG'S FINER DECORATIVE FABRICS 8120 Montgomery Rd. Draperies And Slipcovers. Compliments OfThe BRONZE LANTERN. Compliments Of 4F. VOLTS THOMAS PRINTING COMPANY Cincinnati's Most Versatile Printer 1617 Reading Road SKEFFINGTON'S Tuxedo Rental East 6th Street All American Pools SPARTAN 8. DOUGH BOY 8606 Blue Ash Rd. 891-9922 FRISCH'S 2-G Basketball Champs Class of 70 William J. McGrane The First Columbus Corporation Stocks-Bonds-Mutual Funds Pack's Pharmacy 2114 Madison Road 321-1220 or 321-9764 C. E. Stradtman Tile 81 Marble Co. Remodeling-Fireplaces-Patios 271-6454 Best Wishes from 4-E Best Wishes to the Class of 268 Homeroom 1-E 271 Mr. Richard Oliver McCarthy's Pub 938 Hatch St. 621-3666 Song Shop 119 E. Sixth St. Cincinnati. Ohio Columbia Service. Inc. 3528 Columbia Pkwy. Delicatessen East Hyde Park Market 3502 Erie Ave. Groceries-Vegetables-Meats Wilson Paint Company Art, Craft, Drafting, Paint Supplies Kenwood Mall, Swifton, Tri-County A Friend Oakley Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning 3029 Madison Road Complete Coin-operated Service Deer Park Pony Keg 8312 Plainfield Rd. LarryMCGraw BobLamping Don Belew Compliments of Jake Sweeney Pontiac Ohio Bookstore 726 Main St. Cincinnati, Ohio West Norwood Building 81 Loan COR Corner of Milfs and Carter Avenues Norwood 12, Ohio l-E Woeste Tile 8: Terrazzo Co., Inc. Pofy-ester 8: Seamless Flooring Newport. Ky. 431-5252 The Boating Center 742-2960 Summer and Winter Storage New Richmond, Ohio Jim Redwine, Painters 12133 Snider Rd. 791-9395 F1W1Bud1Buschmeier General Contractor 6927 Windward 271-3399 George Brandstetter and Sons Inc Blacktopping-Excavating 549 Stanley Ave. Feck Oil Corp. City Wide Fuel Oil Deliveries 4-A Big Tree Market Fine Fru its and Vegetables Imported 81 Domestic Italian Foods Homeroom l-A Niehaus Plumbing Co. 3227 Madison Rd. Robert J. Schutte '44 A. G. Ruff Paper Co. 6011 Wiehe Road Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of 3-D May your future be filled with Harmony Purcell Band Boosters Mannino's Super Market Shop N' Save 6011 Madison Ave 271-2134 May and June Food Mkt. Free Delivery WO 1-9323 Roofing Distributing 4401 Appelton The Jimi Hendrix Disciples of '69 Mayl Land My Pinky Machine? NP. B.K. LR. S.N. T.F. Mt. Adams Dry Cleaner Free pick up and delivery 721-3020 Golf Manor Pharmacy 2223 Losantiville Free Delivery Bond Hiil PureOil Paddock 8: Laidlaw Car service since1953 Marian's Edward 8: Madison Diamonds 2 Jewelry 2 Religions Watch 81 Jewelry Repair Muriel 2 Arbino 2 Ceramics 7084 Jeanie Ave. 231-5008 Southern Ohio Ambulance Service Martin Johnson 231-2660 Happy Hollowlnn Liquor 2 Beer 2 Wines Meirose Ave18: Duck Creek Best Wishes t0 Ctass of 1968 Mr. 8: Mrs. Justin Hefele Tepe's Batavia Lanes Carl Tepe Prop. 732-2156 Mt. Washington Ice 8c Beer 6139 Plymouth Ave. Good Luck Cavaliers compliments of Mae 8: Loretta Corcoran In memory of Kylius Jones Class of '32 Thomas R. Shaw C.L.U. Pension PIans7Life Insurance 301 Ca rew Tower, 621-1404 Bro. Politi's Marketing Class 5th Period '68-'69 SuperierTowel 8 Linen Service Where service is our Motto Cincinnati Stone Contractors Residential Stonework 271-4676 Sears 81 Roebuck 3040 Madison Rd. James M. Elliot Realtor Clar Brodrick, Agent Mariemont Inn Building Dew Electric Co. Let Dew do it. 821-2253 or 821-2244 Eastern HillsCIeaners 4020 Plainville Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Forte Family140's1 '67 '69 '72 Gene-Tom-Jim Ramps Super Market 5909 Bramble Ave. Choice Meats H0wardsT.V. Service 1801 Elm 2 Norwood 531-1433 QM. Decorations Crowley's Highland House 958 Pavilion St. Mt. Adams Fionto Insurance Agency 2600 Victory Pky. Beck's Hardware 718 east MCMHIian Glass - Garden Supplies - Tool Rental Motz Poultry Processors 2 Fresh Dressed Poultry 231-9012 Rieg's Fine Foods Vine Street We Specialize In Fruit Baskets Bramble Sohio Service Bramble 8: Plainville Rds. Minor Repairs Best Wishes from Graplel Inc. Steves Better Bar Coldest Beer in Oakley 321-9827 Wysinger Sunoco Engine Tune-Up7Bra kes Radiator Service2Mufflers Dick Bertke's Parkview Market 1108 St. Gregory St Verne Cafe 3025 Robertson Brite 'N' White Laundry Self-Service 2025 Madison Rd. Pat McKenrick Photography Inc. 6512 Roe St. Cincinnati Council 373 Knights of Columbus ,.. Become a member; Harry 8: Carl Inc. Rambler Sales - Service - Pa rts Compliments Of A Friend Franklin Savings And Loan 2015 Madison Rd. Anthony Flottemesch 81 Son Expert Cabinet Makers 7704 Montgomery Rd. J. P. Dorney Plbg 8: Remodeling Co. 3433 Michigan Ave, Repair Work - 321-2081 Bro Politi's Marketing Class 4th Period The Cavalier Band Drum Section uSpirit With Precision Harolds Sohio Service 3505 Erie 871-0882 Huber Meats 2 Locations Class of 48 Progress Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners 7956 VineSt. 821-2928 Mack's Market UComplete Food Market 6843 Merwin Ave. 271-9715 Compliments of Dan R. Dugan 6988 Grace Ave. Ves's Barber Shop 1312 California Ave. Phone: 242-9820 We'll Drink To That . . . 3F! 3F: First. Fo remost. And Fantastic Zentmeyer's Mkt. 5370 Carthage Ave. Norwood. Ohio Homeroom l-G City View Tavern Bar B Q's 403 Oregon St. Mt. Adams Keep Parks Cleanll Schroeder Auto Service 18 West 3rd 241-0726 Motor Terminal Company Local Trucking 235 Gest Street Compliments Of Dr. 81 Mrs. Faessler Doc's Poney Keg Inc. 3920 Edwards Rd. Open: 10:00 T011:3O Lilian's Bea uty Salon 2930 Markbreft Ave. 531-9530 Sandy's Food Market 3704 Eastern Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Oakley Upholstering 4443 Brazee St. 871-5959 Simpson's Hyde Park Shell 2740 Erie Ave. A. B. Auto Bike 24 Hr1Locksmith Service 531-7334 J. E. Peter Association 1'Designers For Industry Industrial Mechanical Design Forest Cafeteria 4496 Forest Ave. Norwood, 12, Ohio Shoey's Poney Keg 5639 Montgomery Rd. For The Best In Food Call 631-9600 Dickey's Sunoco 5646 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio Good Luck T0 The Class Of '68 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ben Wenker Shawanoe Del 8: Poney Keg Open: 10:00 AM To 10:30 PM 3472 Duck Creek Rd. McClain And Sons Heating And Air Conditioning 1720 Lincoln Ave. Peck's Poney Keg 2003 Worth St. Norwood, Ohio Norm's Barber Shop Mt. Lookout Square Fidelity Federal Savings Italian Foods Hyde Park Food Shop 3700 Edwards Rd4 Miracles Cleaners7Tailors 2906 Woodburn Huber's Food Shop 5256 Section Ave. Tom Huber Martin Cleaners 6121 Montgomery Rd. Pick Up And Delivery Figaro Pizza Mt. Lookout Square 321-0978 Ahlrich's Catering 531-9516 Jansen Roofing Co. 2140 Gilbert Ave. 871-2622 Drucker Pharmacy 678 Forest Ave. Phone: 751-3452 Mairose Bros. 3431 Montieth Ave. Fresh Meats 4 Groceries L FrankT. Abel Patricia Abel Pierre Adrian Tim Aiken ArthurJ. Alfers Corky Alfers Robert J. Alfers M128: Mrs. Frank Alfkin Alice and Steve M128: Mrs. Carl W Allen Gerald W, Allen. '68 George Anderson Guy Anderson ML 8 Mrs Paul Andres Pete Andres. '69 William G. Anzer. Jrv Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Arbogast A Senior '68 Gary 8 Craig Auffart Bac Doorman Tom Baggy Mrs. Frank Balton Dan 8amonte '63 Mike Bamonte John Q. Bass Mr. 8L Mrs. Martin Bauer Mr, 8 Mrs, Howard Bauman Fred A. Bearhs Fred Beck Larry Gene Bell Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Bell Robert Bell Ovel D. Bennett Robert Eu Hazel Bennett Terri Beresford Mr. Harry G. Berg Mrs. Harry Joe Berg Mr. Joe Bernabei John Bernert Tim Bernert Emilio E Betancourt Beth - Pat 8 Winnie '64 Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene L. Bevis Mr. 84. Mrs. William Birri William R Birri '61 Ed Blessinger Mrs. E. T. BIessinger Mrs. Dorothy Boak Mr. Roger E. Boak Bob8 Noni '68. '69 Mr. 8: Mr58 Paui Boehm Connie Bolfinger Stephen James BoHinger Lerlee M. Bond Dian Bonomini Mr. 81 Mrs, Raymond Bonomini Steven L. Bonomini Joseph Booker Mrs. Henry Botrio M128: Mrs. J. E. Bourgeais Mr, 8 Mrs. Joseph E. Bove Dave 8: Helen Bowling Jim Brackman Mr. Ken Bramble Clara and Loretta Brandstetter Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Brandstetter Robert Brandstetter Catherine L. Braig Thomas W. Braig Mr. 8 Mrs. Philip P8 Brauch Thomas Brennan Robert Brewer Jackie 8 Jennifer Brians Bob Brinkmeyer '66 M128 Mrs Bob Brinkmeyer Mr. Carl Brinkmeyer Mrs. Paul J. Brockman Briar. '70 to Class of '68 Min 8 Mrs. Paui W. Bridge Bob Brinker '69 Mr. 8t Mrs8 John Brinker Mr. 8 Mrs Ronald E. Brinkman, SrA Mr. Paul J Brockman Gregg Broerman Bro, Polite's Marketing 5th Period Mr. 8; Mrs. L Brown Pat Brown Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. 84 Mrs. E. P. Brubach Bruce 8 Rene '69 John Brubach Rev. Joseph A, Bruemmer Mr. 81 Mrs John Bruemmer Fred Brumfield, Jr. 28 28 28 28 28 28 Mr. Joseph Budde Oakie Bunker MrsV Jean Burbridge Magery M. Burns John Burridge '60 Mr. 8.: Mrs. John Burridge Philip Buscema '70 Mr. 8: Mrs. Hubert Buschle TheodreJ. Buse Mr, 8t Mrs. Byrnes Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Bryson Mr. 8 Mrs. Michael E. Cameron '63 Mr. Bx Mrs. Sol F. Carnes Carolyn 8Zonk '69 U.S. Navy Mrs. Edward J. Carr Ida A, Carroll Nelson Carroll Mrs. 8i Mrs Nelson Carroll Tom Carroll Betty J. Carter Mrs. Mary Carter Ronald E. Carter '65 Mr, 8 Mrs. Charies Clark Chuck 8; Rita Cip. Jan Kar, Mar '69 Anthony Cipoilone Mr. a Mrs. Leo F. Clark Class of '70 Mrs. Francis Clements Greg Clements 3A Harold A Clements Mr. 8 Mrs. J. Clements Edwin Kincaid Cleveland J. J, Clough Family Mr. 8: Mrs8 Harry A. Coe Mr. 8: Mrs. Orson Coe Mr. 8 Mrs. Irv Cones Eloise Cofe Bill Conlon Bill Conlon Chris Conlon '69 ML 8 Mrs, Conlon Sue Conneighton AnneConnolly John Connolly Mrs. Patrick Connolly Mickey 8 Neal Connor MI: 8: Mrs. Neal Connor James Conroy '69 Mr. 8:: Mrs. James D. Conroy J. P. Conroy Mr, 8.: Mrs. Emil Contadino John H. Cook Mrs. John H. Cook Gene 8 Doris Corcoran John A. Corcoran Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert E, Cosgrove Terry Cosgrove '69 Mr, 8.: Mrs, John F. Costello. Sr. Mrs. James Couzins Frank Crea JackCronin Mrs. William Crowley 30 3C 3C 30 3C 30 30 3C 3C 3C 30 3C BC BC 30 30 Charles Cullen '70 Mr8 Mrs. C. J. Cullen Leonard Culver '70 Dr, 34 Mrs. Martin J. Culver Mike Culotta Michael J Culotta Mr, 8 Mrs, Francis A. Cunningham. Jr. Mr. 8.: Mrs. Frank Cunningham TomCunningham '69 MIC 8i Mrs George Dalton Dane '698c Peggy '70 David and Sassy Anthony Davis Elaine Davis Marnie Davis Robert Davis Jack DeBrunner '67 Jacob Decker Mary Deery Mr. Larry Devanney M128 Mrs. James Devine Mr. 8 Mrs Jerry Dierks Jerry Dietz '66 Kenneth G. Dietz Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Dill Angelo Tony Dillinger '61 Helen Dily Mr. Dink '69 Mrs. Frank Di Puccio Mr. 8Mrs. Frank DiPuccio Mn 8 Mrs.Tony DiPuccio Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin P. Dirr Mr. 8 Mrs.Thomas Dirr Doris Dobkins Mr, 8: Mrs. Donald Doherty Donna 8 Ken M128: Mrs. Thomas Donnfellow Mn 8:; Mrs. Charles Donnelly Mr 8 Mrs. Dennis Donnelly a ...,k. .. -A.A....k-8m Denny Donovan '65 D8 8. Duck '65 Mike Duenne Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen H. Duesing Ed Dorsey '68 Bob 8: Jim Duesing Mr: 8: Mrs. Frank Duffey Mike Duffey Fr. Paul Edrich Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert F. Egbers EtderAlumnus Mr. 8: Mrs. William Ell Dan Ellerhorst '70 Mr. 8: Mrs. John Elierhorst Rick Ellerhorst Tom Ellerhorst Ralph C: Elsbernd Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Elsbernd Paul Emmerich. Jr. Frances Engler Mr, 8: Mrs. Ton Estell Dave Evans '67 Mr. 8: Mrs. C. M. Evans Tim Evans '67 Johnny Faessler James Feeks Mr. 8: Mrs. James J. Feeks John Feeks Mrs. Delia Felder Mr. 8: Mrs William E. Ferris Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Fieler Jim Fisk Mr. 8: Mrs John Fitzgerald Janice Fitzwater Verome G. Fitzwater Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Fitzwater Mr. 8: Mrs. F. R. Flaherty Pat Flischel William Foley Chester Stephen Q: Fonsworth Mr. 8: Mrs. William J. Ford Gene Forte '67 Tommy Forte '69 The Foxes -1-59 Mark Fraley Mark Franklin A Friend A Friend A Friend from X A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. C. R. Frietch Jeff FrietCh Bernard Fritz '67 Mr. 8: Mrs George J8 Fritz Thomas Fritz '69 Frodo Lives Robert C. G. Froerer Mary Ann Flynn Thomas Flynn J. W. Gaddie Sal Gallina Margie Gajus '70 Mary Geary Joe Geers '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph H Geers Mrs. Camille B. Geraci Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Geraci Cathy Geraci Joe Geraci '37 Joe Geraci '64 Fred Geraci '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred C. Geraci The Don Gehring Family Michael Gehring '68 Bill Geiger Mr. 8: Mrs. George J. Geirs Achten Gene Betty 8: Bill Gerard Cathy Gerard '70 Gertrude Thayer 8: Gra'm Hughes Mr. 8: Mrs Charles L: Gibson G. I. F: 0: Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Gillespie 1G Ray and Dan Gleson Good Luck Class of '68 Gordon 8: Rosey '68 William R. Goss, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs.WiIliam R. Goss The Thomas W. Grady Family Great Imperial Mongoose Mr. Raymond Greis Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald J. Greene Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Grome Mr. 8: MrsA James Gronefield Jon Grote '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. L. B. Grote Mr.8: Mrs. J: B. Gurren Mary Gurrin Mr. 8: Mrs. Douglas R. Hallet Denny Hamilton John Hammer David and Judy Hammer ML 8: Mrs.WilIiam Hammer Mr. 8: Mrs. Cletus Hare Mr. 8: Mrs: Richa rd Harig David Harmeier '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Ab Harmeier Edward B. Harris Mr. John Harrison Kenneth L Hawk Mr. 8: Mrs, George Hawthorne Dave Hawthorne '59 The Lawrence J. Healy Family Raymond Hebbler '68 Mr. 8: Mrs: WalterJ. Heekin Jerry Hefele '68 John Helmes '67 Richard Helmes '70 Kathy '65 8: Tricia '7 Hennessy Mr, 8: Mrs. Andrew Herman Hermann Drugs Mr. 8: Mrs.Ar1hurHerring Bill Herring '63 Bob Herring '68 Cathy Herring U.A. '69 Joe Herring '65 Mrs. Ben Hilgemann Stan Hiltenbeitel '70 Mr. 8: Mrs, Standley Hiltenbeitel Steve 8: Sandy Hiltenbeitel Bob and Paul Hillebrand '69 Mr, 8: Mrs. Donald HiFlebrand Mr, 8: Mrs, Walter Hillebrand Mr. 8: Mrs. John F8 Hiilebrand Rich Hite Carl E. Holdren Jim Holdren Mr. John 88 Holewski, Sr. Mr: 8: Mrs. George Hollander Mr. 8Mrs. Grover Hord Henry 8. Homer. Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Jeseph F, Howard Mr: Louis T. Howard John Howison Mr.8: Mrs. William Howison Hu8y Rev. Robert L: Hunt Dale Hutchinson Ron and Maureen Hutchinson Mr. 8: Mrs. William Hutchinson Donna 8: Larry Huxell Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward G. Imm Mr. 8: Mrs Walter Jennings Jim and Kathy '67-'68 Jo Anne Ambrose Johnson The Johnson Family Mr. 8: Mrs.John R. Johnson Mrs. Willard Johnson Beth Jones UVA. '68 Evertt Monroe Jones Mike Jones Judi 8: John Doris R. Kaelin Paul F Kaelin Bob Kahle '63 Mrs. Helen Kammer Mrs. George Karwisch Kathy 8: John Mr. 8: Mrs: Kearney Mr, 8: Mrs. Francis J. Kelly8: Hansel Mr. 8: Mrs.WilIiam Kelley Bill Kennedy Dan Kennedy Jack Kennedy '62 Mr. 8: Mrs, John'W. Kennedy Michael A. Kennedy '62 Paul Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Mr. 8: Mrs. T. D. Kennedy William C Kennedy '67 Mr. 8: Mrs. William E. Kennedy Dan Kemphues '67 Merwmanm Mr. 8: Mrs, Robert Kemphues Connie Kern Mr. 8: Mrs. John P. Kern Pat Kiefer Mr. 8: MrsA J: Kiffmeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard C. Kiffmeyer Kiphart Children Jerry Kitte '64 Mr. 8: Mrs. Ken Klein Mrs. Anne Knight Mr. 8: Mrs: Harold Knight MrT Henry R. Knight, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Koch James Koehler Charles Koehne Mrs. Kohl Edward J. Koors Mrs. R. L. Koppana Mr. R: L. Koppana Patricia Korb Mr. John Kraft John B. Kramer Paul Kraus Debbie Kreuyman A Mr, 8: Mrs. Albert Kroger 1 Tom Kuhnell '68 1 Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Kuhnell A Richard G. Kuntz Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald P. Lamb Mr. 8: Mrs. Nichofas l. Lambert 7 David P, Lammert '67 Mr. 8c Mrs. Paul Lammert Dave Lamping '64 Mrs. Ernestine Lang Lanie Terry Larrick Roger Laswell La Verne 2L Jim '68 Charlie Leonard Virgil Leonard Mrs. Martin Leussing Life8: Death Linda li' Paul Linda 8' Paul Mrii Mrs. H. W. Linley Little Tommy '84 Jannet Logan Mr.WiIIiam Logan Mr. 8: Mrs.Dona1d J. Long Mrs, Lawrence Longbottom Donna Losekamp Love is? Mr. 8: Mrs, Herbert Lovelace Elizabeth Luary Robert Lucas '69 Charles J. Luken ArthurB. Lusane Tom Luther Mr. 8' Mrs. Walter Luther Lynnie Baby Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Mahoney Charlie Mannino Mr. C. Marcotte Mrs. L Marcotte Marianist Student Center Mark 8' Len 'H.P.C'CJ Marketing Class - 5th Period Marketing Class - 5th Period Marty 81Walter Louis E. Marx Mrs. Louis W Marx Mary Lou 3!. John Lou Mattcheck Paul Maus '68 Mark Maxwell Linda May Mr. 8; Mrs, John M. McCarthy Mrs' John R. McCarthy E, Henry McDaniel Mr. 8t Mrs. Charles E. McDonald Mr. 8' Mrs' Allen McDowell Mrs, Marie McGuire Mr. 8' Mrs. Chris McMurray Denny McMurray '69 Mr. John Meehan Donald J Meibers Carl Meiners '69 Rick Meinking Mr. lk Mrs. Burton Meir Mr. 8x Mrs. ArthurCVMenne Mr. 8' Mr; Frank Menner Skip Menner '64 Mr. 2; Mrs, Mercurio Barry A, Merz Mrs. C. Messerschmitt Mrs. A. J. Meyer Mrs. Cari Meyer Henry Meyer Rog Mezger '68 Mick 3c Donna Mr. 8t Mrs. F. J. Middleberg Mrs. Gertrude Miller Maureen 8! Rick Mitchell Joe Mohraus Charlie L. F. Montag Robert E. Montag Evans B, Montgomery Mrs' Jack Moore Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert T. Moore Michael Moran '68 Mrs' Robert E. Moran Mike Morehead Louis J. Morrissey Mr. SK Mrs. Ralph Mott RevA Eugene J. Mueller John Mueller '70 Tim MulEarkey Mr' 84 Mrs. T. Mullarkey Pat Mulldon Mr. 84. Mrs. Barry GA Mullins Mr. 8' Mrs. F. Mulvaney Ike Murphy Jeanette E. Murphy M128L Mrs. Pat Murphy Tim Murphy '70 Mrs. Nora Musgrove Larry Naschang M1181 Mrs. Richard Navaro Rick Navaro Steven Navaro Antionette Navarro Herbert L, Newman Nancey Ney Mr. 8$ Mrs. Robert Ney Nick 8: Dianne Hilda Nickel Mrs. Elizabeth Niehaus Robert H. Niemoeller Robert H, Niemoeller Julie diNuzzo CplA Joseph P. Pbermeyer '63 Paul Oberschlake '61 Mary Oenbrink Ruth Oenbrink OGEE Ricardo Oliver John R. Orther Mrs. Owens Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert E. Owens Susan Owens The Owt Mr. 8' Mrs. Charles Paquette Marilyn Parks U.A. '68 Julie Partusch Pat and Michael Penns Paint Center Waldo Perminski Mr. 3!. Mrs. Ambrose H. Peters Mr. $L Mrs. James A. Peters Art Petersen Don Petersen John Petersman Mr. 8' Mrs. Severin Piccirillo Bitl Pierani '68 Mrs. Geno Pierani Joseph Pitocco '68 Mr, 8: Mrs. Michael Pitocco Mr. 8' Mrs. Earl Pleiman Melanie Pleiman Bernard C. Pohl Bro Robert Politi. S. M. Jack Pope Mr, I; Mrs. L. M Pope Don Popelar The Prues's A Purcell Dad Elizabeth Puthoff Mr. H. Puthoff Lenn Puthoff '67 Linda L. Puthoff Barb Quallen '69 Walter Quick Mr. Joe Raabe Mr. 8' Mrs. James B. Raasch Jeffrey Raaseh Dennis Rahe '61 Kathrin Rahe Rose Rahil Mrs. Edward Ralston Edward Rave Mr. ii Mrs. Fred P. Rave James A. Raymond, Jr. Brian Reagan '68 Robert Rector Jeannette Reed Mr. 8' Mrs. James Reenan Mr. 8: Mrs Arthur Rehling Larry Reichard '69 Paul Reed. Jr. William J. Renozenkupes Rick 8: Gloria '69 Rick 8: Mary .10 Mr. 8n Mrs. Harry Reickelman Mr. John Riekling Mr. ii MrsA Carl Riesenbeck Mark Riesenberg Cathy Rigdon Mr. 8L Mrs' Roy Rightmire Henry Rizzo Family Robert 8' Rebecca Bell Carl Roberts Family Dennis Roberts John Thomas Robinson Lou Lela Robinson Richard A. Robinson Viola M. Robinson Mr. 1Q Mrs. Chalmer Rockenfield I; Family Bill Roebel MrA Jerry H, Roettgers '42 Mr. Joe Roettgers Marge Roetker Nancy Roetker Robert J. Roetker Mrs. Robert Roetker Rose Mary Roetker Eugene 6 Rogers Mr' 8x Mrs. V. H. Rolfes Barb Rolfsen Dan Romanello '69 Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Romanello Mr. 81 Mrs. Loran A. Ross R. R8: S. P. '70 Bill Ruebusch Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer Ruebusch Bob Ruff '65 Mm; Mrs. Thomas Ruff Jim Rupp '69 Tom Rupp Mr.Charles G. Risso Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Russo. Sr. Tony 81 Charlie Russo Friends of Purcell Super Ruth William Ryan Mr. 8: MrsA William P. Ryan St. Charles St Patrick St. Richard Ken Sand '64 Helen Sand Carol 8. Bob Sander Kurt Sander Mrs. J. F. Santer Satch '69 Edward J, Sayre Jack Sayre Anthony Scardina Mr. 6 Mrs. Green Schaffer Mrs. Ann Scheele Joe Schelling Mr. 6 Mrs. August Schlachter PhilipC. Schlachter Theresa C. Schlachter Albert Schmidt George Schmidt Mr. 6 Mrs. George A. Schmidt Mary Helen Schmidt Raymond A, Schmidt Schneu Mrs. Richard Schoeny Mr. Richard Schoeny Gary Schrott Robert Schulte Arthur Schultz Steve Shumacher Mrs. Robert J. Schutte Edward Schwartz Mr. 6 Mrs. James Schwing Steve Schwinn Mrs. William Schwinn Henry A. Scott Kathy Scott Mr. 6 Mrs. A. Sebert John Servizzi '53 Mr. Joseph Seta Sophomores of 2E Mrs. Edward J. Shannon, Jr. Thomas R. Shaw Joseph W Shea '66 Bob Shearman Jay Shearman '68 ML 6 Mrs.Thomas M. Sheeran Tim Sheeran William Shermaan Mr. 6 Mrs. William Sherman Jaxk Shinkle Mn 6 Mrs. Robert Shuman Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul Sieve Sioux Daryl Simon Mr. 6 Mrs. L, Simieie Michael Singer '67 Emma Singer Charles P. Singer Sister Winifred Marie. 8.0 '64 S. L. Blythe Mr. 6 Mrs. Bernard F. Smith Mr. 6 Mrs. Bernard Smith Darryl Smith Dave Smith '69 Mr. 6 Mrs, Eugene Smith, Sr. Jay Rigely Smith Jim Smith '69 Mr. 6Mrs. John R, Smith Mrs. Tea Spaeth Mr. 6 Mrs. Patrick Spahn Mr. John Sper Helen Spinnenweber Tom Spinnenweber Mn 6 Mrs. James D, Stacey Dan Stammer '68 '69 Jim Stammer '69 Gary Stegmoyer Gary Stegmoyer Audrey Stegmoyer Mrs. Bernard G. Steman Robert H Sterrett Steve 6 Ann Steve6 Cindy '68 Chris Stickley Dr. 6 Mrs Paul W Stickley Mr. 6 Mrs. Jerome RA Stites Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward Stober Harry E. Stober BobStroup '69 Mr. Randall Strahrn George Strassel Bunny Strickley Mr. 6 Mrs. William E. Stroup Carole Studley Mrs. Charles Studley Sue 6 Bill '68 Sue 6 Denny Mr. 6 Mr; Joseph B Suhre Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles Sunderman Jack Sundstrom Florence CA Sullivan MrsA Dorothy Sweeney James Sweeney Thomas Sweeney Mr. 6 Mrs, Paul Sylvester Tom Sylvester John Szaz '68 DickTapke '68 ArthurA.Tartaglia Mr. 6 Mrs, Charles Tartaglia The Ernest Tartaglia Family Gary Tartaglia Nancy Tartaglia Jonathan Taylor James Tepe Terry Q. 6 Barb B. Terry 6 Sherry Carol Theetge The Questions Mr. 6 MrsV R, H Thies Thoman + 36 : '69 Dorthy mavis6 Thompson Mike Thompson Melvin Thompson Three Feathers Bob Tierney '64 Dan Tierney '69 Dan Tierney Jim Tierney Mr. 6 Mrs John E Tierney Mr. 6 Mrs Robert Tierney Tim Tighe John Tighe '68 Tim 6 Karyn Mn 6 Mrs6 James A Tilley Mr. 6 Mrs James Tilley Joe Tilley T. J. Y, '68 Bill Tobler '70 Bob Tobler '66 Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert Tobler Todd 6 Lisa Toots 6 Huey Tom 6 Kate '68 Albert Tomasi Tricia 6Jeff '68 Mrs. W. R. Trimble Troop 586 Boy Scouts of America Mr. 6 Mrs, Christopher Truss Ron. Pat 6 Cindy Tucker Jim Tull Jim Tull Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard Turner Michael Uht Mr. 6 Mrs, Victor J6 Uhrig Mr. 6 Mrs. Edgar J. Venneman Steve Venneman Mrs, Alma Vetterhoeffer Vince Rizzo '68 Mr. 6 Mrs Peter Vitale Tom Voilman '69 Tom Von Holle '69 David Wade Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard Wade Richard Walker. Jr. Jannet T6 Walker Sandy Warther Mr. 6 Mrs6 CWagner Mayonrd C. Weatherfield Betty J. Weber Mr. 6 Mrs S. Weinheimer Kathy Wellman Linda Wellman Lillian Wernuth Bob Wesselman '68 John West CharleneWestendorf William A. Westendorf '61 Mrv 6 Mrs. William A. Westendorf Charles Wetzel Charlie Wetzel '69 Mr. 6 Mrs Jerry Wetzel George Wheeler Mrs. Marie White Allyn Wiesenhahn Harry Pete Wilger '59 Steve Wilger '69 Mark Wilhelm '69 Mr. 6 Mrs. James Wilkins RayJ. Willenborg Mr. 6 Mrs. C. F Willenbrink Paul Wiilenbrink Mr66 Mrs. William Willer Joe Wilmers '67 Harry Wilmers Tom Wilmers 36 Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert E. Wirth Larry Witsken Ed Witte '66 Elise Witte Thomas J. Witte '68 Kenneth Wittenberg Carolyn Wolff Charlie Wolff '68 Gary Wright Mr. 6 Mrs. R. C. Wright Rev. Robert Wubbo'ding JiquIker '70 Richard Wulker '68 The Thomas J. Yates Family Miss ConnieYauch Jay Yocis Mr. 6 Mrs. Jerome C. Yocis George Young James Young Jim Young Mr. Richard A, Young Jack Zimmerman Mn 6 Mrs. Richard V Zimmerman John A. Czinege Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward B, Zoller Ridge Fruit Market 8 Luck to Class of '68 Ron Rockenfield '68 ' Our Appreciation And Thanks To. The Following: Rev. Ralph Pranger, SM. Our Yearbook Moderator The Photography Club of Purcell Bro. Jerry Glassmeyer, S.M. for his photos Mr. Paul Rover and Roylac Studio for photos and assistance Rev. J. Dennis Jaspers. as business manager Mr. Richard Chiara, of the American Yearbook Company The C avaiier Staff John Tighe First Assistant . 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