Badin High School - Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

BADIN BUILDS. .e. INTERESTS... Youth striving to discover, understand, and develop their individualpersonalities. LEADERS Young men and women willing to commit themselves not only to their school and community, but 10 the world. TEAM WORK... A lhletes, developing strong characters as well as bodies; competing in Sports; encountering the thrill of victory and the agony ofdefeat. KNO WLEDGE... Dedicated men and women sharing their ideas and experiences; stimulating intellectual and emolionalgrowth. Students andfaculty uniting to obtain success and overcome dijfculties. ACTIVITIES . . .9 ORGAN IZATIONS . . . 29 SPORTS .49 FACULTY STU DENTS A INTRODUCTION INTO HIGH SCHOOL ... Freshmen arrived, unaware of the new experiences they would encounter as high school students. Seniors, under- standing this, confronted them with a unique experience: Initiation. For the seniors it was a privilege; for the freshmen it was a Victory. . . They were acknowledged as members of the student PROGRAMS 0F ENRICHMENT . .. Assemblies provide students with a better understanding. A few of the topics covered were: science, entertainment, government and world affairs. HE KICKS 0F OMECOMING ... Floats on parade, pretty girls, a great game, good band and good dancing, lots of cheers and lots of laughter. . .Such are 'the great times of Homecoming. Homecoming Court, LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Stauble, Diane Lehmann, Queen Cay Bruner, Ann Zerr, and Donna Hulshult. , t y . 4.1.21 , N A'$yw ' WA AVING RECEIVED. .. Christmas celebrates God giving himself in love. The joy of receiving Christ, anew at Mass, overflows and is shared with others. WEGIVE... The irony of it is: When one decides to give to others, it's hard to tell Who's giving and who's receiving. CRAZY CAPERS ttBest Laid Plans Body, body! Who's got the body? From the early moments, the humor of this play was derived from the problems of alter- nately finding and losing a corpse. The inept efforts of the spies, and Ada West- brook's ignorance of what was happening added to the comedy of the production. xx 917 7 , m n, m w??? MASS MURDERS . . . SPIRAL STAIRCASE The in the audience technique uti- lized in the presentation of this mystery, increased the suspense and impact. Murder in the aisle, reinforced the Viewers' attention. THE ENCHANTMENT OF THE Evening Under The Sea , the theme of the Junior Prom, was carried out with nautical decorations: small boats as centerpieces on the tables, nets draped from the ceiling, scenes of under the sea life adorning the walls, and green lights reflecting on the windows, giving the effect of an underwater world. True to the name of Prom the Grand March was led by the King, his Queen, his Attendants and their Ladies. The spectacular promenade around the ballroom was terminated with the presentation of gifts and the Prom King's Waltz, in which all who attended took part. Tom Baker, Kathy McCabe, Queen Rosanne Vidoure 4 JUNIOR PROM . .. King Steve Becker, Mary Ellen Schuster, Neil Hoelle PRESENTA TION 0F TALENTS . . . Cote d'Azur was the theme of the 1968 Variety Show. Cote d'Azur means Coast of the Blue , another name for the French Riviera Where each year musical and film festivals are presented. The sidewalk cafe atmosphere was carried out with French peasant girls waiting on the tables. French hostesses and Maitre D!s in formal attire escorted the guests to their reserved tables. Talented students and faculty participated in the pro- gram, while many others worked on behind-the-scene activities. The enthusiastic response to Cote d'Azur was characteristic of a Father Wintermeyer Production. A few of the girls who served pop and chips to guests. Paula Schutte sings Edelweiss with Mixed Chorus. Masters of Ceremonies, Rosanne McClellan and Tom Smith join with Mixed Chorus to sing the Welcome song, Willcomen- Bienvenue . Bonnie Woltering and accompaniment sing Ten Minutes Ago . Norm Curtis and Merle Rupert demonstrate a little bit of Mary Alice Brosier plays Dark Eyes , 21 Russion number. soul . Colette Fuchs and Jean Pabst tap to Spanish Fly . EXHIBITS OFABILITY . .. Students displayed their artistic talents in art shows held at the school throughout the year. Sister Mary Therese and Mrs. Logan Horral guided the students in their work. A few areas of art included in the show were: silk-screening, fashion designing, letter- ing, chalking, posters, paper maches and Qmmm mini pictures. t A Science Fair, in February, showed the ability of students to concentrate on proj- ects. Categories contestants entered under were chemistry, physics and biology. Students began work on projects weeks before the Fair. It took a lot of research, experimenting, and patience on their part. Guidance was given by the science teach- ers. Hard work and co-operation made the event a SUCCESS. M. Renneker, T. Osso, K. Bartels, R. Kuhn show their winning posters. Siudents display their mini pictures in the Mini Art Science Fair contestant demonstrates how a volcano errupts. S ow. R. Cook explains project to E. Hamann and T. The public come to view Science exhibits. Horral. S en z'or Trip TRAVEL FOR FUNAND FACTS ... Seniors took their Class Trip during the Easter vacation. Highlights of their trip were Visits to New Orleans, the Astrodome in Houston, Texas and the Hemisphere in San Antonio, Texas. Junior and sophomore students took class trips during the summer under the supervision of Mr. Herbert Ho- linko, faculty member. Juniors Visited St. Augustine, Florida the Mainland, and Cape Kennedy. The trip was mainly for pleasure. They spent two days of fun in the sun at Daytona Beach. Sophomores Visited various points of interest in the New England States. They also traveled to Montreal and Quebec, Canada. Here they saw a few sites from Expo 67 . 5 S ophomore Trip A MA GNIFICENT PROM Theme of the Senior Prom, The King and I , was car- ried out with red and gold decorations. Prom king and queen were announced at midnight. Father Miller crowned Tim Hogan, king and Sister Vincent crowned Roseann McClellan, queen. Prom music and floor shows were provided by The Campus Owls from Miami University. All after-prom party was held at Vic's and a Sunday picnic was held at Hueston Woods. Credit for the success of the event can be attributed to prom moderator, Mr. Joe DeAngelo. I, I D N A G W K m ,.T SCENES OF THE FESTIVAL . The Spring Festival opened Memorial Day and was closed Sunday with the raffling of two 1968 cars. Mrs. Yannekki won the Buick 1a Sabre. The student car, 21 Mustang, was won by Ruth Ann Moore, senior. School clubs and organizations sponsored booths. A few were: pepsi pitch, post office, fish bowl throw, dice game, poker game, nickle pitch, basketball throw, bake sale, and rifle range. A Friday Night Social for adults consisted of a Bingo in the cafeteria. Every night a different dinner was served in the cafeteria, but the most popular dish was the Spaghetti Dinner , served Thursday night. LEARNING LEA DERSHI ' Mr. Koprowski speaks to R. Smith, President; T. Vocke, Treasurer; and J. Brix, Vice President; while at right R. DeFazio, Secretary, takes notes. FIRST ROW: Mr. Koprowski, Mod; R. Grebner, S. Harold, M. Wagner, T. Crawford, C. Fuchs, K. Nichting, M. Rohr- kemper, M. Schellenbach, K. Finan, S. Isgro, D. McCabe. SECOND ROW: T. Bodnar, D. Blackwell, M. Bruner, R. De- Fazio, T. Schriever, I. Brix, P. Millilo, A. Cisle, R. Sizemore. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, T. Schroeder, B. Zettler, J. Piraino, T. Antes, J. Heatherton, I. Wargo, L. Gershbach, T. Hinkle. FOURTH ROW: T. Vocke, E. Fackey, C. Ryan, J. Bushelman, R. Palmerton, F.Seal, M. Smith, R. Dunfey, L. Iednik, M. Abner. BYBEING LEADERS ... An important event of the year for Student Council was its joining with the National Association of Student Councils tNASQ. Officers Visited council meetings at other schools and profited from their observance of council procedures. Student Council supported many projects in its attempt to secure unity between students and ad- ministration. As a result of the council's efforts a Pep Club, a radio station tWBHSL and Intramural Bowling Teams were established. Some projects sponsored by the council were: Homecoming, Spirit Week, Freshman Initiation, Pride in Badin Week, and the Procurement of Flags from the American Legion for classrooms. Fairfield tabove righQ and McNicholas students observed Badin's council meetings. YEARBOOK STAFF TRAINS e- MEETING CHALLENGE . . . Badin Builds lsT ROW: D. Wagner, M. Staarmann, M. Rohrkemper, B. Loeffler, A. Gersbach, M. Conrad, T. Schriever, P. Pater, L. Rumker, K. McCabe, M. Gray, B. Messer. 2ND ROW: M. Ivancic, T. Schroer, J. Schriever, C. Lyons, D. Stoppiello, J. Toerner, J. Keck, A. Weber, C. Westrich, S. Blakely, B. Mueller. 3RD ROW: D. Owens, L. Simmons, A. Martz, J. Brewer, K. Brunner, J. Eichold, S. Schmutzler, K. Mercurio, A. Bad- en, P. Vogt. 4TH ROW: 8. Heil, G. Zehler, J. Endres, T. McGowan, N. Renneker, C. Lauer, P. Sherlock, M. Westrich, D. Tutas, P. Keat- ing, E. Schurfranz, Fr. McDonald, Moderator. Members of staff preparing to mail letters seeking personal patrons. Some of the students of Taft, Garfield and Badin at workshop held at Badin in May. 32 The yearbook staff worked diligently to produce a comprehensive record of the school year. The annual has increased in size by eighteen pages and for the first time contains some colored pictures. The primary goal of the staff was to improve the qual- ity of the book. Members of the staff received train- ing in attending a yearbook workshop in Toledo. Another workshop was held at Badin in which such matters as layout, cropping of pictures and writing of good copy were discussed. Four girls of next year's staff. are giving a week of study at Ohio Uni- versity in June in order to improve their skills in yearbooking. Two projects, a fashion show and the sale of Christmas trees, were means used to raise funds needed to help cover costs. Editor Sue Blakely hard at work. NEWSPAPER GETS NEWFORMAT IST ROW: C. Milillo, J. Stanzak, E. Fahner, D. Preston, T. Rowley, S. Schnell, S. Clarke. 2ND ROW: P. Williams, A. Gdula, P. Weisbrodt, L. Schick, C. Rigling, G. Hude son, D. Mignery, B. Messer, B. Mueller, J. Hingsbergen. 3RD ROW: T. Pfister, B. Campbell, I. Kurtz, T. Vilkosld, J. Bruewer. S hades 0f the Green Brian Campbell works on the 'dummy sheet'. The newspaper enjoyed vast improvement over the past year under the leadership of Sister Jeanne Therese. A new format and a better method of printing made the paper much more attractive and readable. Notable progress was shown in the quality of the reporting as the staff reflected those skills acquired in their journalism class. GO RAMS! CREAM THE CHEERLEA DERS Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Melon Schuster, Judi Kunkel. SECOND ROW: Ann Zerr, Diane Nichting, Cay aner. Reserve Cheerleaders: BOTTOM: Ellen Eberle, Ann Ciscle, Carol Geier. TOP: Charlene Lyons, Nancy Guastaferro. Majorettes: KNEELING: D. Lehmann, Head Majorette. STANDING: J. Evers, R. Hazard, D. Morgan, C. Gregg, D. Hulschult, C. Kupper, P. Martin, D. Brandner. LOVELY STYLISH RHYTHMIC STRIDERS Pep Club: IST ROW: Fr. Averbeck, Mod., H. Combs, S. Willi- man, S. Kurtz. P. Williams. 2ND ROW: M. Glasmeier, D. Noe, Mrs. Imhoff, Mod. 3RD ROW: J. Bittel, K. Butterfield. 4TH ROW: A. Millilo, D. Sheard, M. Held. 5TH ROW: J. Hurd, J. Hudak. 6TH ROW: V. Meece, F. Nordmeyer. AN ECHOING TRA DITION S enior Drill Team SITTING: M. Frese, A. Carpenter, M. Carr, K. Kaufman, C. Hessler, V. Lednik, M. Rossi, S. Marsh, A. Held, J. Brix, M. Brennan. KNEELING: J. Wiegand, D. Briede, P. Sadowski, B. Wiegand, T. Kleiman, S. Talley, D.Hart, S. Lubbers, C. Baker, D. Kuhl, M. Treinen, M. Spinelli, T. Bowman. STANDINsz. Hessler, Captain, D. Stitzel, K. Brunner, L. D'Ercole, C. Von Pleuren, K. Duke, P. King, J. Schmidt, C. Chapin, M. Meiner, J. Globig, S. Malone, M. Tann, P. LeVan, M. Downie, Co-Captain. OF THE ROCKETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Hessler, Dottie Kuhl, Liz D'Ercole, Mary Beth Tann, Dottie Hart, Jodie Brix. CAPTAIN JUDY HES SLER Junior Drill Team SITTING: N. Brune, M. Collins, M. Boyd, V. Ganz, M. Truster, M.Wag- ner, C. Menke, J. Day, L. Mistler, M. Ogden. KNEELING: D. Peterson, K. Talley, D. Fetters, S. Stitzel, D. Stoppiello, K. Maloney, S. Williams, M. Tann, J. Steinhauser, K. Talley, D. Margy. STANDING: N. Hestler, D. Chafin, J. Toerner, S. Lamb, C. WitUnan, M. Betz, B. King, B. Craft, J. Tenbusch, C. Broering, D. Tanner. NEW DIRECTION IN THE FIELD Interests of the band members were awakened under the direction of Mr. Eugene Flemm. He organized three musical divisions: Pep Band, Symphonic Orchestra and the Marching Band. Pep Band's presence at football and basketball games guided the crowd in cheering the Rams. IST ROW: J. Kurtz, R. Moore, B. Conrad, K. Kaiser, J. Lema, V. Bufler, M. Eikenberry, M. Ivancic, L. Alf, P. Oliver, J. Taggart, J. Kornau. 2ND ROW: L. Oelrich, D. Ivancic, M. Besel, T. Spindler, J. Heinrich, T. Durrough, T. Horrall, J. Roth, R. Alexander, M. Ivancic. 3RD ROW: D. Marco, L. Clock, J. Pfirrman, P. Smallwood, J. Taylor, V. Cook, P. Meehan, F. Oelrich, J. Finley, J. Cook, N. Staarmann, M. Bruner, J. Cast, R. Banas, P. Rimer, A. Gardella, K. Peter- son, W. Taylor, J. Acra, T. Williams, D. Cook, T. Osborne. 4TH ROW: N. Bernier, D. Mergy, K. Flaig, G. Bailey, M. Staarmann, S. Bruner, J. Acra, J. Ballenger, D. Flaig, P. Fruttoso, E. Komau, Eugene Flemm, Music Director. Eric Komau, Drum Major. INSPIRES TALENT OFMUSIC. . . The Symphonic Orchestra displayed its musi- cal abilities in a Christmas and Spring Con- cert. The Marching Band performed at the football games and several public activities. A Band Council was formed to plan perfor- mances and to tend to the business affairs of the band. BAND C0 UNCIL ABOVE: SEATED: J. Roth, D. Flaig, D. Stitzel, S. Talley, K. Duke, M. Downie. STANDING: Mr. Flemm, D. Kuhl, M. Tenn, T. Williams, P. Sroufe, D. Mergy, A. Gardella, T. Horrall, M. Ivancic, E. Kornau, D. Lehmann, J. Hessler, Mrs. Sroufe. PEP BAND LEFT: FIRST ROW: A. Gardellal, P. Rimer, K. Peterson. SEC- OND ROW: T. Williams, B. Conrad, L. Oelrich. THIRD ROW: B. Taylor, E. Kornau, D. Mergy. BOTTOM LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hudak, J. Komau, J. Hurd, P. Sroufe. COLOR GUARD CHORUS HITS HIGH NOTE The Mixed Chorus is becoming more of a prestige activity within the school. Their per- foitmances included a Christ- mas and Spring Concert as well as their appearance in the Va- riety Show. The Chorus is under the direction of Mr. Flemm With M. Paxton, B. Woltering, G. Hudson, J. Stan- zak, M. Siemens, T. Taggart serving as officers. Long hours of practice go into any successful performance such as the execution of the Music Man Ensemble in the Vae riety Show. IST ROW: P. Schutte, J. Schurger, D. Fisher, K. Imfeld, K. Rigling, K. Steinhauser, P. LeVan, J. Hurd, G. Hudson-president, D. Chase, R. Imfeld, C. Kellagher, P. Elliott. 2ND ROW: E. Martin, S.,Staig1, B. Boehm, M. Fuerst, B. Rimer, D. McClellan, J. Hudek, I. Steinle, P. Sroufe, S. Burk, K. Butterfield, B. Woltering-Vice-president, J. Stanzak-Iibrarian, E. W. Flemm- -music director. 3RD'ROW: J. Mueller, T. Taggart-accompanist, M. Lita Siemens-secretary-treasurer, J. Steinhauser, M. Wocher, P. Taylor, P. Thie- ken, M. Bryant, J. Komau, M. Boehm, K. Murphy, M. Paxton-librarian, H. Combs. Not Pictured: M. Debo, A. Schafer. FRENCH ITALIAN CL UBS SEATED, IST ROW: J. Winkler, J. Hurst, M. Ogden, N. Bnme, J. Tenbusch. 2ND ROW: C. Lawson, B. Ruhl, B. McCooI, M. Fahner, S. Williams, E. Eberle. 3RD ROW: N. Sheard, E. Wolf, R. Fening, C. Reng neker, J. Brown, S. Harold. STANDING: M. DeRamo, M. Tann, D. Sheard, K. Emenaker, S. Sunberg, C. Brown, E. Zettler, J. Hufschmitt, Sr. Amora, Modera- tor, C. Broering, K. Brown, M. Grebner, K. Miller, S. Steger, M. Tann, T. Caskey, D. Bossert, P. Hall. IST ROW1D. Stoppiello, M. Spinelli, S.Isgro, N. Redden, K. Meyer, A. Schafer. 2ND ROW: C. Ryan, L. D'Ercole, J. Dad- dabbo, K. Conese, J. Kremer, S. Hurd. 3RD ROW: Mr. Diendl, Moderator. CLASSICS LA TIN CL UB iST ROW: T. Schriever, T. Fieher, D. Hart, J. Toerner, K. Finan, D. Downie, I. Lama. 2ND ROW: T. Antes, S. Blakely, M. Kollstedt, M. Cosner, C. Rook, J. Schriever, J. Keck. 3RD ROW: S. Wim- mers, M.Eruner, S. Steger, C. Brown, E. Zettler, J. Donahue, Fr. Baker, Moderator. STUDENTS INVOL VED IN ASSISTING OTHERS. .. Catholic Students Mission Crusade tC. S. M. C. L main project. C. S. M. C. and Key Club mem- underwent a campaign to aid the missions in hers gave up their weekends to aid the people Appalachia. Funds from the paper drive and a in Appalachia's underdeveloped communities. dance were sent to Father Beiting in Berea, Kentucky. Red Cross sponsored a main project, Opere ation Ditty Bag . The bags supplied men in The Key Club also chose Appalachia as its Viet Nam with items for everyday use. iST ROW:Char1ene Diisney, R. Moore, N. Defazio, P. Maloney, C. Hessler, D. Ball, M. Ogden, S. Baker. 2ND ROW: J. Lema, K. Coe, A. Gdula, P. Weisbrodt, D. Briede, B. Mueller, K. Weldon. 3RD ROW: D. Brinkman, P. Dzakovic, V. DePascale, T. 0530, B. Wolfe, S. Talley, N. Redden, G. Jolivette. 4TH ROW: S. Isgro, B. Stauble, G. Hudson, K. Brown, J. Renneker, R. Kremer, D. Eichold. 5TH: T. Vilkoski, J. Hingsbergen, Miss Bachman, Mod., K. Schricte, J. Jacquemin, R. Zihlman. C.S.M.C. CSMC Officers: D. Briede, secretary; R. Zihlman, Vice-president; R. Moore, president; Miss Bachman, moderator; J. Hingsbergen, treasurer. KEY CL UB HSH SCHOOL muss. DHID IST ROW: J. Wargo, T. Rowley, J. Whipple, S. Clark, B. Curtis, S. Bossert, D. Gundler, J. Brix, T. Chase. 2ND ROW: Mr. DeAngelo, Moderator, D. Krazl, R. Zihlman, D. Austing, S. Glasmeier, P. Seal, T. Vocke, B. Sprandel, B. Becker, B. Welsh, K. Tobergte. 3RD ROW: J. Endres, J. Williams, M. Schurger, R. Smith, D. Carr, P. Pater, Steve Schnell, J. Smith, B. Campbell. RED CROSS IST ROW: K. Talley, K. Jeffries, L. Mistler, M. Collins, D. Peterson, P. Goertemiller, S. Cappa, L. Oelrich, N. Mayer, 5. Lamb, S. Harold, N. Guasteferro, j. Lema. 2ND ROW: B. Heitfeld, S. Lubbers, B. Wolfe, M. Foley, M. Altieri, K. Fowler, N. Marcum, C. Menke, K. Roberts, K. Klapper, K. Ries, S. Marsh, K. Talley, J. Cast. 3RD ROW: Sr. Emilie UnoderatorL J. Hogan, M. Cahall, L. Shellenbach, M. Deramo, C. Frankey, M. Clark, C. Flaig, D. Kuhlman, C. Whit- man, P. Schoer, S. Stitzel, D. Flaig, J. Miller, Sr. Justine moderatorx PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE . .. FSA IST: C. Gregg, A. Baden, M. Brummer, C. Homung, K. Hinkel, C. Roberts, P. Vogt, B. Bonner, 2ND: M. Conradt, A. Weber, C. Von Pleuren, K. Weldon, R. Gehl, J. Buschur, Sr. Julia Marie, Mod., J. Hornung, A. Hartkemeyer, M. Brosier, K. Phillips, J. Dilyerd. H ea 1 III C areers FIRST ROW-D. Ball, K. Kaufman, R. DeFazio, J. Roth, C. Heet, S. lubbexs, S. Arent, J. Kittner, I. Bryzinsky, D. Pater, I. Hurd, F. Gray. SECOND ROW-J. Eichold, B. Bonner, A. Tromans, L. Willer, C. Frankey, K. Brunner, P. Schoer, T. Kirsch, M. Tann, C. Broering, M. Kollstedt, N. Ren- neker, B. Ruhl, Mrs. Imhoff, Mod. THIRD ROW-K. Brinkman, M. Brummer, P. Williams, T. Schriever, S. Crain, M. Brink- man, P. Schroeder. FOURTH ROW-P. Martin, D. Tanner, L. Schick, T. Antes. , Qt W 973W FTA m f IST ROW: J. Trauthwein, K. Meyer, B. Woltering, M. Held, A. Schafer, C. Lawson. 2ND ROW: C. Stauble, T.Antes, C. Rigling, L. Deam, P. Fieher, D. Hulshult, Sr. Margaret George moderatorL T. Schriever, J. Winkler. 3RD ROW: L. Cox, M. Savage, A. Zerr, D. Hart, E. Zettler, J. Piraino, I. Stanzak. NA TTL HONOR SOCIETY FORMS ... The National Honor Society was formally organized at the end of the school year. The Charter Class was initiated on May 22. The candidates were chosen on the basis of schol- arship, leadership, service and character. A dinner was held at the home of Mr. Eugene Flemm, the faculty adviser. The members were inducted into the Society and were given certificates of membership. Officers for the remaining school year were elected as fol- lows: Jim Rose, president; Rita DeFazio, Vice-president; Greg Sackenheim, secretary; Tom Goertemiller, treasurer; Tilly Fiehrer, historian; and Stacy Spinelli, president-elect. Mr. Flemm, Moderator, delivers his speech at the Initiation Ceremony. At the tea following the ceremony were parents, faculty, and students. Serving was the duty of Sr. Amora. Some senior members of the Charter Class of the National Honor Society and their sponsors are pictured above. Tom Goertemiller, with faculty sponsor Sr. Margaret John looking on, lights his candle from the Candle of Truth, at the Initiation Ceremony. MA THEMA TICS CL UB IST ROW: S. Clark, S. Martin- kovic, M. Vilkoski, M. Ramsey. 2ND: K. McCabe, K. Wurzeb bacher, K. Steinhauser, N. Ren- neker, K. Imfeld, D. Isgro, Sr. Margaret John, Mod. 3RD: E. Zettler, D. Sheard, L. Sanders, D. Rigling. 4TH: D. Bernier, R. Tutas, J. Bushelman, D. Ren- neker, T. Goertemiller. STANDING, Left to Right: I. Bolton, D. Mignery, E. Hamann, D. Sheard, R. Cooper, E. Kuhl- man, M. Held, R. Tutas, D. Zettler, P. Sroufe. SEATED: Sister Anthony Marie, Moderator. Harlequins: iST ROW: P. Austing, J. Hessler, J. Jacobs, K. Zettler, D. Kuhl, D. Mariana, N. Delaney, M. Savage, Mr. Blanken- buehler, Moderator. 2ND ROW: T. Fieher, C. Mika, J. Kunkel, A. Weber, 8. Kurtz, D. Hart, E. Zettler. 3RD ROW: J. Smith, S. Schnell, B. Devir, R. Meyer, G. Hudson, R. Palmerton, M. Pater, P. Sroufe, J. Hobbs. THE HA RLEQ UINS Junior Harlequins: IST ROW: K. Webster, C. Rook, T. 0530, M. DeRamo, K. Klapper, B. Lee, V. Ganz, J. Kenny. 2ND ROW: H. Koch, T. Kirsh, K. Butterfield, M. Brinkman, M. Glasmeier, L. Willer, M. Paxton, Mr. Blankenbuehler, Moderator. 47 RAMS END STRONG ... WIN LAST EIGHT VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW - D. Hinkel, B. McCaughey, M. Vereker, T. Saurber, J. Cappella, M. VonI-Iagen, D. Schutte, C. Fetters, F. Pfirmann, D. Pate, G. Brinkman, D. Walters, R. Snodgrass, K. Vail. SECOND ROW - J. Antes, D. OWen, J. Zettler, M. Schurger, J. Becker, B. Becker, R. Pater, J. Fiehrer, M. Kessler, D. Giuliano, T. Vocke, N. Davis, T. Smith. THIRD ROW - R. Alich, C. 0550, D Malone, D. Gundler, G. Knapp, D. Snodgrass, T. Chase, C. Brinkman, T. Pfister, C. Berger, D. Wolpert, P. Brennan, T. Baker. FOURTH ROW - R. Lothes, B. Campbell, N. Dadabo, H. VonHagen, M. Abner, S. Rook, J. Daddabbo, J. Martens, S. Becker, C. Harmon, N. Krause, S. Glasmeier, D. Forrester. 3: ,, i3 Coach Malone puts the team on the field only after hours of practice. Strategy be- fore and during the game is often the dif- ference between victory and defeat. SENIORS, KNEELING: J. Antes, P. Brennan, T. Smith, D. Wolpert, D. Owen, H. VonHagen. STANDING: M. Abner, S. Rook, J. Daddabbo, D. Berger, N. Dadabo, D. Forrester. Although the Rams were defeated in their first confrontation of the year they courageously came back to end the season with a very impressive record. To ac- complish this, teamwork, per- severance, and seIf-discipline were needed on the part of both the coaches and the team. The desire to win, in a sportsmanlike manner, was instilled by the coaches in the players, and was responsible for the outstanding effort shown by every member of the team. Hard-hitting Tom Smith, back, did a good Job in stopping this pass. BELOW, Joe Dad- dabba, back, keeps trying. Frank Pfirmann makes one of his many long gains. ABOVE, Joe Daddabba, is injured playing Springfield Catholic. Herb VonHagen, quarterback, led the Rams through many games. 52 Ron Snodgrass and Tim Pfister move in. Coach Malone, after the traditional dousing in the shower following the Covington Cath. Frank Pfirman holds on. game. Coaches Frank Vitale and Dick Fiehrer guided the Reserves. Mr. Gene Barnhom shaped the freshmen into a team. The reserves enjoyed Victories over rival Fairfield and tough Moeller. The one blot on the record was a tight 16-8 loss to an alert Fenwick eleven. The Frosh held their own against a bigger Moeller team. The six Victories were marred by a heart-breaking 8-6 loss to Fairfield. An intercepted pass and runback gave Fairfield its score. The game ended with the little Rams on Fairfield's one- yard line. RESER VES SCORE 6-1 RECORD FROSH END SEASON 6-1-1 KNEELING: D. Hulshult, D. Cooke, R. Schock, C. Geyer, R. Baker, J. Klamo, D. Wall, 0. Beckman, D. McCabe, K. Kupper. 2ND ROW: G. Yorde, B. Smith, M. MCCaughey, J. Schlemann, W. Ashbrook, G. Connelly, T. Pfister, K. Kuhl, C. Oliver. 3RD ROW: J. Stanzak, D. Mulcahey, B. Sizemore, T. Shalloe, D. Works, I. Belvo, S. Sackenheim, G. Kessler, D. Brinkman. 4TH ROW: T. Lagedrost, J. Kleinfelder, E. Sackenheim, R.Schwab, T. Minelli, J. Smith, Coach Gene Bamhom. RAMS PERFORM WELL ON THE HARDWOOD A FINAL I5 WON-6LOSTRECORD IS PROOF. . . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Hoelle, D. Mahon, 3. Dixon, G. Sackenheim. SECOND ROW:CoachPhi1Bergen, H. VonHagen, A. Cicero, S. Becker, J. Rose, D. Haubner, T. Hogan, K. Vail, J. Donahue Mng. STANDING left to right are five great seniors who made Ram basketball a success. Herb VonHagen, a tremendous ball-handler and floor leader, whose biggest asset was his amount of hustle and desire. Tim Hogan, a real hard worker and always hustling. A good rebounder and excellent moves. Jerry Helmers, the leading scorer. A fine shooter and balI-handler. Co-captain and two-year starter. Jim Rose, 6'4 center and Co-captain. Always consistent and lots of drive. Dave Haubner, a good rebounder, fine shooter, and a great team player. 1126?; , 3933:3352 gm? RAMS SECONDARIES Reserves 1 6 2 36511:: Car 0114 - el - LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: T. Osborne Mgr. x J. Niehaus, J. Urso, B. Hogan, G. Jolivette, D. Walters and B. T ylor Mgr. y BACK ROW: D. Fiehrer $ophomore CoachL R. Snodgrass, R. Sackenheim, A. Kappe S. Ayers, D. Murphy, M. Kiep, B. Reimer and Jack Loeffler ReserVe Coach; SHO W P0 TENTIAL Freshman 9-7-1 T0 climb the ladder of success, one must inevitably start at the bottom rung. It is the same in basketball: The athlete must start at the bottom and gradually work his way to the tOp. The Re- serve and Freshman teams are the steps on the climb toward the Varsity Squad. Practice, along With experience, are necessary to have great teams. The Re- serves and Freshmen had plenty of practice and gained much eX- perience in playing their sched- ules. FRONT ROW: B. Case tMgr. L J. Carpenter, E. Curtis, T. Shalloe, G. Connelly, K. Thieken, M. Schutte TMgr. y SECOND ROW: Dick Bell tCoachL S, Minnielli, J. Belvo, J. Kleinfelder, T. Lagedrost, K. Klappers, B. Hoelle, D. Mulcahey, B. Sizemore. GOLFERS DRIVE TO The success achieved by our golf team during the past year was made possible through the hard work and enthusiasm of each and every member of the team. Not only at practice sessions, but also nu- merous times on their own, they strove to improve their game. The team racked up an impressive record during the regular season and capped the entire schedule by capturing the district title. The district title earned them a berth in the state fi- nals, Where they gained a fourth place finish. The Players. Coach Vitale waits to tee off. STA TE FINALS ... At the LEFT, Jim Klapper, top golfer. BELOW, left to right, the golf team: Don Wolpert, Bill McCaughey, Jim Klapper, Ed Keating, Dale Braun, Mark Kiep, Jim Urso, Coach Vitale. Mwmw Kmxwww, IMPROVED TRACKMEN TAKE ON FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Schurger, B. McGowan, De Austing, J. Bushelman, J. Kramer, M. Trauthwein, J. Marcum, T. Saurber, B. Suttemiller, R. Stauble, M. Talley, L. Oliver. SECOND ROW: 3. Isgro, F. Suttmiller, S. Rook, K. Peter- son, B. Zettler, M. Stanzak, J. Zimmerman, J. Houdek, S. Lehnart, J. Taylor, M. Schutte, B. Zehler. THIRD ROW: Coach John Koprowski, T. Baker, T. Smith, B. Moore, M. Vereker, J. Wesselman, G. Sackenheim, B. Campbell, R. Owens, J. Donahue, P. Austing, G. Reumann, M. Brunner, D. Cook, G. Zaylor hMgr. y Coach John Koprowski and John Moe Na11y discuss the season ahead. Jim Marcum displays the great stam- ina shown by the whole team. MOREAMBITIOUS SCHEDULE . .. Track--a test of individual endur- ance and strength, developed only through long hours of constant practice and hard work. Although our track team is only in its second year, they have made a good showing thus far. This year they posted a 4-2 record and went to the district Where 3.11 the boys did a fine job--taking strides toward becoming a great team. DEFEA TS MA KE LON This years tennis team composed pre- dominately 0f sophomores and juniors struggled through an energetic but disap- pointing season. After losing every match, the one bright spot of the season was at the tournament where sophomore Greg jolivette won two rounds. Continual- ly building for the future, Mr. Blanken- buehler is looking forward to a much im- proved season next year. At the LEFT, the team: Steve Bossert, Greg Jolivette, Paul Seal, Tom Williams, Dennis Mc- Gabe. Paul Seal at practice. SEASON FOR TENNIS At the LEFT, Mr. Blankenbuehler shows Tom Williams how to serve. BELOW, Dennis McCabe stands ready as Tom Wil- liams serves. DIAMOND MEN EARN I5 WINS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, KNEELING. B. Reimer, P. Bren- nen, T. Rains, F. Pfirman, R. Minnick, B. Taylor. STANDING. T. Hinkel, Coach Jack Loeffler, S. Becker, H. VonHagen, A. Cicero, T. Vocke, K. Tobergte, K. Pater, K. Vail, D. Guiliano, S. Beckman, T. Pfister, D. Haubner. Keystone combo of Herb Von Hagen and Frank Pfirmann Kevin Pater aims for Iow-outside target. 6 GAMES FIND RAMS LOSERS Steve Beckman swings to college scholarship. Coach Loeffler prepares for infield practice. Coach Loeffler stops Tim Hinkel at third. The Varsity Nine enjoyed another winning sea- son. In games against Taft we split, winning one and losing one. Fairfield tied us once but the second encounter saw the Rams emerge victorious. Garfield's Griffins defeated the Rams twice, the second time eliminating us from tournament play. Wins over Purcell and LaSalle were big ones. Revenge was taken on the Ross nine. Last year Ross dumped us in Kent Vail connects on a low fast ball. the first tournament game. This year the Rams reversed that decision in winning 2 to 1. Dennis Giuliano was the winningest pitcher With a 5 and 0 record. Five players had a 300 average or better. Dave Minnick led with an even 500--getting 12 hits in 24 at bat. Steve Beckman came to bat 75 times and rattled out 31 hits for a 413 average. SERVES ARE SO-SO 7- RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM, KNEELING: D. Hinkel, R.Sackenhein, J.Rose, M. Hensley, K. Miller. STANDING: J. Bittel, D. Walters, H. Roesch, N. Redden, J. Niehaus, B. Gallagher R. Schwab, Y. Mick, P. Davis, Coach Fiehrer, M. VonHagen. GIRLS SPORTS BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, A GREAT YEAR Discussing the game. Fun, excitement, and the developing of skills de- scribes girls basketball and volleyball. Miss Karen Skinner and Mrs. Betty Sroufe guided the girls through another successful year. And successful it was, winning every volley- ball game and losing only one basketball game to Middletown. Roseann McClellan rests between games. Pictured BELOW are the mem- bers of the varsity and reserve teams. First picture, FIRST ROW: K. Miller, R. McClel- lan, R. DeFazio, P. Fiehrer, M. Connaughton. SECOND ROW. M. Vilkoski, D. Leh- mann, K. Brunner, P. Gab- bard, L. Sanders, K. Hinkel, C. Milillo, coach. Second picture, FIRST ROW: K. Finan, R. Miller, K. Nich- ting, M. Lingler, SECOND ROW. K. Helmers, P. Fenzel, S. Crain, M. Kolstead, C. Dobbins, D. Lyons, B. Wie- gand, P. Milillo. , mmgm 33w ' magi $01!: BASKETBALL Lisa Sanders and Kathy Hinkel put up a good fight. Peggy Fiehrer shoots. OLLEYBALL Carolyn Milillo puts one over. Lisa Sanders returns the attack. Dianne Lehmann stands ready to help. SWIMMING AND TUMBLING ... Practice at the Community Center. This year, Mrs. Betty Sroufe added another activity to her already busy schedule--a tumbling team. In the two pictures to the RIGHT, Terri Tillmann and Debbi Briede demonstrate their skills in gymnastics. Under the direction of Miss Betty Bach- man, Badins first swimming team was also organized. Although they were de feated by Oak Hills and Withrow, they beat Taft to score one Victory for the season. The whole team is looking for- ward to a more active and busy schedule next year. BELOW are the members: J. Meyer, T. Schroer, K. Helmers, T. Schriever, E. Eberle. SECOND ROW: P. Gabbard, P. Schroeder, M. Clarke, A. Cisle, D. Bossert, K. Kaiser, L. Glock, Miss Bachman. TWO MORE FIRSTS FOR BA DIN LEFT: A. Held, D. Taylor, T. Fahmer, D. Fisher, K. Rigling, C. Marsh, K. Murphy. CENTER: M. Debo, C. Lauer, S. Crain, B. Bruewer, D. Briede, P. Fairbanks, S. Stilzel, M. Lingler, J. Neese, C. Geier, M. Fontaine, T. Tillmann, D. Tanner, B. Cappella, B. Weigand. RIGHT: D. Lauer, V. Lednik, J. Wolsefer, B. Kraft, R. Hazard, K. Meyer, P. Taylor. mbeve lefti and Best Team Player Iimt-Illiose above rightyg ' R0 $3? .5! A ,3 WWW: S m E L Rm 0A NG 0 Hm mm Um QS NT AU BO g L , , krommk 1,, gnu? s 5: $$me BADIN ADMINISTRA TORS PROVIDE FIRMLEADERSHIP FR. FRANCIS MILLER, Principal SR. VINCENT FETH S.N.D. , Vice Principal MALONE, Vice Principal Mrs. Carol C. Clark, Mm Ann Spindler, Mrs. Jo Pater. MrsA Ruth WiTSCh OUR OFFICE STAFF INDISPENSABLE Mrs. Susan K. WiIsch SR. FRANCES MARGARET S.N.D. ENGLISH - THE KEY TO ALL LEARNING M RS . EL IZABETI-T TU RNBULL MR. JOHN P. McNALLY SR. MARY LUKE S. N. D. Education is a possession which cannot be taken awa y from men. SR. ROSECLAIRE C. P. P. S. SR. AGNES PAULA S.N. D. SR. JEANNE THERESE S. N. D. M R. EUGENE FLEMM MR. JOHN KOPROWSKI The direction in which education starts a man will determine hi. future life. Q UEST FOR DIRECTION FR. JAMES McD ONALD 1:5 a ' nwc-mumq nu z . a: it MISS ELIZABETH BA CHMAN FR. WILLIAM REICHEL MA RNE BRECKENS IEK 84 AND MOTIVA TION FR. RONALD AVERBECK MR. RICHARD FIEHRER FR. DONALD BREAKER FR. KENNETH SCHROEDER FR. MICHAEL MORAN MR. EDWARD I-LATER MR. WILLIAM SLINGER MA THEMA TICS EXACTNESS MISS KAREN SKINNER SR. MARY JUSTINE O. S. F. MISS JANET HINES It is only the ignorant who despise education. MR. JOHN LOEFFLER IS A NECESSITY waymw .9 , .111 raga o $532,., ,, v r, , FR. KENNETH BAKER LANGUA GES MODERN CLASSICAL SR. MARY AMORA R. S. M. MR. JAMES HAREN MR. JAMES DIENEL SR. MARY ETHELREDA R. S. M. FR. WILLIAM WINTERMEYER we ntuem My MR. HERBERT HOLINKO MR. RICHARD BELL SOCIAL STUDIES RONALD BLANKENBUEHLER SR. ROBERT CLAIRE S. N. D. H e that shortens the rt ad to knowledge lengthens l e SR. MARGARET GEORGE SR. BARBARA ANN O. S. F. SR. EMILIE O. S. F. SCIENCE EXPLORING NATURES SECRETS MRS. RA YMOND IMHOFF Lord, teach my teacher, that he might teach me MR. JOSEPH DeANGELO FRANK VITALE PHYSICAL ED UCA TION ITS FUN MRS. GORDON S ROUFE PHIL BERGEN FR. JOHN ROETTELE BUSINESS . .. OCCUPA TIONAL EFFICIENCY SR. JULIE MARIE S. N. D. MISS CA ROLE MALONEY i: HOME ECONOMICS A CQ UIRING SKILLS 3 FOR HOMEMA KING SR. AGNES IULIE S. N. D. Education has fbr 1' ts object 1116f rmation ofcharacter. GUIDANCE - MR. RONALD GREULICH FR. FRANCIS R. MONNIG - T-- SHADING SR. MARY THERESE C.P. P. 8. MRS. LOGAN HORRALL WW. Wm..w HIDDEN TREASURE LIBRARY MARY CAROLINE s. N. D. STUDYHALL MRS. RUTH MARIANA JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER Jerry Wargo Judi Kunkel Kathy McCabe Danny Minelli Class President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Tom Vocke Rita Defazio S. C. Treasurer S. C. Secretary SEATED: R. DeFazio, C. Fuchs, M. Rohrkemper. STAND- ING: L. Gersbach, R. Dunfey, T. Vocke, T. Antes, J. Wargo, T. Schriever, P. Seal, L. Lednik. KNEELING: S. Talley, B. Mueller, V. DePascale, D. Ball. STANDING: B. Zihlman, J. Jacquemin, P. Dzakovic, K. Schrichte, R. Kremer. Allgaier, T. Antes, T. Arent, S. Ashbrook, R. Ashbrook, R. Austing, P. Bach, M. Baden, A. Baker, L. Baker, T. Ball, D. Bamhart, B. Bartels, J. Baumann, B. Becker, J. Becker, S. Becker, W. Besel, M. Biermann, M. Bittel, J. Bonner, B. Bossert, S. Bowling, S. Boyd, D. Brashear, C. Braun, D. Brenner, K. Brewer, J. Bricking, B. Brinkman, C. Brinkman, K. Broermann, R. Brown, C. Brown, M. Bruewer, I. Bruewer, M. Brummer, M. aner, K. Brunner, K. Brunner, M. Burkart, S. Buschelman, E. Buschur, J. Cahill, P. Campbell, B. Cepluch, T. Chase, T. Cicero, A. Clark, J. Clarke, S. Conese, C. Conlin, C. Conrad, B. Conrad, M. Conradt, M. Cosner, M. COOper, J. Cox, D. Crone, C. ; , Curtis, K. Curtis, N. Curtis, R. Davis, N. Deardorff, M. DePascale, V. DeJohn, D. Devir, B. Donahue, J. Downie, M. Duke, K. Dunfey, R. Dzakovic, P. Eichhold, J. Ely, T. Emenaker, P. Endres, J. Evers, I. Fahner, E. Falconi, P. Fiehrer, J. Flinn, D. Frazee, V. Fuerst, J. Fuchs, C. Gagle, S. Gambrell, S. Gase, S. George, L. Gexsbach, L. Girolami, D. Glynn, M. Graf, D. Gray, M. Grebner, M. Gundler, D. Hamann, M. Harmon, C. Harmon, J. Hartkemeyer, A. Heet, C. Heil, S. Heinrich, K. Hensley, M. Hill, L. Hingsbergen, Hobbs, J. Hoelle, N. Hogan, 1. Homung, C. Huentelman, J, Hufschmitt, j, HuISt, j. Hurst, M. Imfeld, K. Isgro, A. Ivancic, M. Jacquemin, J. Jones, R. Kaufman, K. Keating, P. Kell, D. Kessler, M. Ketterer, A. Klapper, J. Klieman, T. Knapp, G. 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Martha Clarke Secretary John BriX Tre asure r Alich, R. Amara, S. Arent, V. Armentrout, T. Armstmng, J. Ashbrook, T. Austing, D. Ayers, S. Bailey, G. Baker, C. Baker, S. Bange, J. Baumann, D. Baxter, A. Bell, R. Besel, P. Besl, D. Betz, N. Bittel, J. Blakley, S. Bock, D. Boehm, M. Boudinet, D. Bowden, E. Bowling, V. Brandenburg, M. Brandner, D. Brennan, M. Brewer, K. Bricking, P. Briede, D. Brinkman, G. Brown, J. Bruewer, B. Bruewer, D. Brunner, A. Burk, S. Buschelman, P. Buzan, T. Cappella, B. Cappella, J. Carcaterra, C. Carpenter, A. Carr, M. Carr, R. Chafin, D. Chapin, C. Cisle, A. Downie, B. Dudley, G. Duggins , C. Eichhold, D. Eichhold, M. Ellington , S Emanaker, R. Eschenbrenner, N. Fairbanks, D. Fairbanks, P. Felblinger, D. Fening, R. Fenzel, P. Fetters, C. Fontaine, T. Frese, M. Gabbard, P. Gallagher, B. Gelsbach, A. Giuliano, D. Glasmeier, S. Globig, J. 106 Conese, K. Conrad, B. Corson, P. Cosner, M. Crossley, R. Curtis, J. Daddabbo, C. Davis, P. Dean, S. Debo, M. Denning, S. 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Norris, R. Ogden, M. $borne, T. Pabst, J. Pabst, J. Pater, P. Pater, R. Plageman, T. Purcell , A. Redden, K. Redden, N. Reimer, R. Reinhardt, R, Renneker, C. Roesch, H. Rook, C. Rose, J. Ruhl, B. Rumker, L. Ryan, C. Ryan, M. Sackenheim, R. Sadowski, P. Sandels, D. Saurber, P. Saurber, T. Schellenbach, M. Schmidt, J. Schneider, S. Schomaker, J. Schriever, J. Schroer, T. Schulte, S. Schurger, M. Schutte, D. Sherlock, D. Smallwood, K. Smith, M. Smith, R. Snodgrass, R. Spadafora, B. Spinelli, M. Starr, T. Steimel, J. Stephan, M. Stewart, R. Stitzel, E. Stoppiello, D. Straub, K. Stricker, J. Suttmiller, F. Vonderhaar, C. VonHagen, M. Waltexs, D. Webster, D. Suttmiller, T. Taylor, B. Tegge, D. Thomas, L. Webster, K. Weisbrodt, J. Weiss, J. Weldon; K. Tillmann, T. Toemer, J. Tracy, K. Trauthwein, M. Welsh, P. Welsh, P. Wiegand, J. Wiley, D. Trauthwein, P. Treinen, M. Urso, J. Vail, K. Wilke, A. Winkler, J. Withrow, G. Wolf, D. Vereker, M. Vidourek, B. Vilkoski, J. Vogt, R. Wurzelbacher, L. Zehler, G. Zettler, J. Zimmerman, J. $51314, :3: y' . x ' 1 I .ah'smag. . Jquggnnm FRESHMAN OFFICERS Bob Sizemore Nancy DeFazio President Vice-Pres. Student Council KNEELING: M. Bruner, P. Milillo, T. Crawford, 8. Harrell, M. Wagner. STANDING: D. McCabe, B. Grebner, T. Schroeder, B. Sizemore, T. Bodner. Mary Sue Bruner Secretary-Treasurer CSMC KNEELING: N. DeFazio, E. Wolf, K. Coe, J. Lema. STAND- ING: S. Isgro, D. Brinkman, T. 0550, B. Stauble, J. Renne- ker. CLASS OF 1971 Acra, J. Alexander, R. Alich, D. Altieri, M. Ashbrook, W. Baker, R. Barrels, T. Beckman, O. Belvo, J. Bennett, M. Benton, J. Berger, N. Bernier N. Besel, M. Betz, M. Bieker, D. Blakley, B. Bodner, T. Bossert, D. Boudinet, D. Boudinet, D. Bowman, T. Boyd, M. Brandner, F. Brashear, B. Brenner, B. Brezinski, J. Brinkman, D. Brinkman, M. Broering, C. Broermann, J. Brown, M. Brunner, M. Bryant, M. Butterfield, C. Cahall, M. Campbell, L. Cappa, S. Carpenter, J. Case, B. Cast, J. Cearley, J. Cepluch, R. Clarke, M. Coe, K. Collins, M. Combs, H. Connaughton, C. Connelly, G. Cook, D. Cooper, J. Craft, B. Day, I Dean, C. Deardorff, P. Crain, S. Crawford, T. Crone, B. DeLorenzo, K. Depweg, M. Deramo, M. Curtis, E. Curtis, S. Davis, J. Duke, D. Durrough, W. Eberle, E. Elliott, P. Enderle, R. Eve, D. Evers, N. Fahner, M. Fahrner, T. Fairbanks, W. Fetters, D. Fiehrer, C. Findley, S. Fisher, D. Flaig, K. Flinn, D. Foley, M. Fontaine, M. Fowler, K. Frankey, C. Frederick, J. Fritsch, E. Fruttoso, P. Ganz, V. Gardner, G. Gase, M. Geier, C. Geyer, C. Girolomi, D. Glasmeier, M. Glaub, K. Gleason, E. Clock, L. Glynn, M. Goertemiller, M. Graves, R. Gray, F. Gray, P. Grebner, R. Guastaferro, Hall, J. Harrell, S. Hartkemeyer, R Haubner, B. Heatherton, J. Heinrich, C. Heinrich, D. Heinrich, K. Heitfeld, B. Hensler, G. Henz, M. Hester, C Hester, N. Heyob, . Hilbert, R. Hillman, K. Hilz, G. Joyce, E. Kaiser, K. Kappers, K. Kellagher, Kelley, N. Kelly, J. Kenny, J. Kessen, K. Kessler, C. King, B. Kirsch, T. Kish, L. Kittner, J. Klamo, J. Klapper, K. Hoelle, M. Hoelle, R. Hoernig, W. Hogan, J. Hogan, T. Holmes, D. Hudek, J. Hulshult, D. Hurd, J. Hurst, J. Isaacs, B. Isaacs, P. Isgro, S. Ivancic, D. Ivancic, M. Jeffries, K. Kleinfelder, J. Kleintank, R. Kohler, M. Kolsterman, J. Korb, C. Komau, J. Kuhl, K. Kuhlman, D. Kuhn, R. Kupper, K. Lagedrost, T. Lamb, S. Lednik, S. Lehnert, S. Lema, J. Leugers, S. Lewis, C. Lingler, M. Lopriore, L. Lubbers, S. Mahon, D. Marco, D. Marcum, D. Marcum, N. Marsh, S. Mayer, K. Mayer, N. McCabe, D. McCaffrey, M. McCaughey, M. McClellan, M. McCool, B. McCoy, D. Meece, V. Menke, C. Margy, D. Milillo, P. Minelli, T. Minnielli, S. Mischell, R. Mistler, L. Morarity, J. Morgan, D. Mueller, J. Mulchahey, D. Neese, J. Neese, M. Newton, T. Noe, D. Nordmeyer, F. Oberrecht, K. Oelrich, L. Oliver, C. 0350, T. Palmieri, M. Pate, N. Pater, D. Paxton, M. Peterson, D. Pfirrman, J. Pfister, T. Piraino, J. Rains, M. Rathgens, D. Renneker, J. Remnann, G. Ries, K. Rinck, P. Roberts, K. Robuck, S. Roth, C. Rumpler, K. Ruther, T. Ryan, F. Sackenheim, E. Sackenheim. P. Sackenheim, S. Schanding; G. Schellanbach, L. Schiering, B. Schlemann, J. Schmidt, J. Schricte, K. Schroeder, T. Schroer, G. Schroer, P. Schuster, R. Schutte, M. Schwab, D. Schwab, R. Seal, W. Shalloe, D. Shalloe, R. Shalloe, T. Spadafora, L. Staarmann, N. Staigl, S. Stanzak, J. Starke, P. Starke, R. Stauble, R. Steinhauser, J. St. John, N. Stitzel, S. Stratman, D. Stricker, J. Sutton, A. Talley, K. Talley, K. Talley, M. Tann, M. Tanner, D. Taylor, D. Taylor, J. Taylor, P. Tenbusch, J. Thieken, K. Thomas, N. Tribbey, R. Truster, M. Wagner, M. Wall, D. Walter, P. Watkins, W. Weiss, K. Westrich, D. Wiegand, R. Wilkens, G. Willer, L. Williams, D. Williams, S. Wittman, C. Wocher, M. Wolf, B. Wolke, R. Wolpert, G. Wolpert, S. Works, D. Zellne 1:, D: L. . ; l JODIE BRIX Vice-President 1raino, S. Blackwell, J. J. Heatherton, E. Zettler. SECOND ROW. R Palmer mm? RON SMITH President . Smith, M. Smith, T. Hinkel, M. Abner. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW' J. P Brix, ton, R aw? : x a x 33 , gwdviiwu ?dk V?qmmmnmm. 4E3: . . H x ; ?anmTErEmWE 5mm grewusgv athuan U C n u 0 C t n e d u t S ident BONNIE WOLTERING Vice-Pres TIM HINKEL President RUTH ANN MOORE JOHN HINGSBERGEN President Treasurer LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Gdula, C. Disney, Secretary P. Maloney, P. Weisbrodt. SECOND ROW: T. Vil- SHACONII HURD LINDA SCHICK koski, G. Hudson, K. Brown. Tre asurer JONATHAN ANTES DEAN ARNO TOM BARRETT KATHY BAUER PHIL ASBURY MICHAEL BAYNES DAVE BECKMAN STEVE BECKMAN MIKE BEKEMEIER DONALD BERGER 124 DAVID BERNIER MAUREEN BITTEL DONNA BLACKWEILL SUSAN BLAKElEY DANIEL BOCK BETSY BOEHM JAMES BOLTON KENNETH BOWMAN PAT BRENNAN DON BRIEDE CHARLES BRIGGS CA ROLE BRINER MARY ALICE BROSIER CA ROL BROWN 125 KENNETH BROWN CA ROLYN BRUNER RICHARD BRUNE R E m U R B m m m M DA VID BRUEWER PAULA BROWN BA RBA RA BUSCHUR CLAUDIA BURKART PHILIP BUCHER DONNA CHASE VICKI CLARK TIMOTHY CA S KEY MARGIE CONNAUGHTON MARY CONNAUGHTON RITA COOPER ANN CONRAD LINDA CONRAD LINDA COX NICK DADABO JOSEPH DADDABBO LINDA DEAM ROGER DEBO NANCY DELANY LAVERNE DELORENZO 127 LIZ D 'ERCOLE KARL DILLHOFF THOMAS DURROUGH ELMER FACKEY GREGORY DENZLER DIANA DILLHOFF MARILYN DULLE KAREN EMENAKER FRANCIS DOWNIE ROBERT ELLIS TOM EICHHOLD H N B D E N E m C JUDITH DILYERD GERALDINE EBBING GREG FAWNS PEGGY FIEHRER TELLY FIEHRER TED FINAN RON FISHER MARY LOU FLAIG DAVE FORRESTER DICK FRITSCH KATHY FUERST PEGGY FUERST SHA RON GADD BILL GAMBRELL ALAN GARDELLA VIVIAN CASE PAUL GRAF MARY HELD CHRISTY GREGG JO ELLEN HEATHERTON R m R U. m m m m m m V m m T RITA GEHL MIKE GLAAB JOHN CLOVER DOTTIE HA RT ANDREA GDULA FRED GEIER JUDY GLEASON JERRY HELMERS JUDY HES SLER KA THY HINKEL JIM HIPP TIM HOGAN ED HOLZBERGER JANET HORNUNG TOM HORRAL GREG HUDSON ELIZABETH HUESING DONNA HULSHULT PENNY IMFELD CA RMINE ISGRO DENNIS ISGRO 131 JANET JACOBS KAREN JACQUEMAN DOTTIE JEFFRIES ED KEATING JO ANN KITTNER ROGER KOCH ERIC KORNAU MIKE KRAMER KROEGER DEBBIE KUHL DOTTIE KUHL 132 ERVIN KUHLMAN SHARON KURTZ LINDA LAMKE DIANE LEHMANN JERRY LESHNER LARRY LEUGERS JANET LOOS CA RMELA LoPRIORE CONNIE LYONS PAT MALONEY ELAINE MARTIN 133 ROSEANN McCLELLAN DENNIS MCCUNE BILL MCGILL DANIEL MERCY, KATHY MEYER DAVE MIGNERY DAN MIKESELL CATHY MILILLO KAREN MILLER RALPH MINNICK JOANN MINTON ANNETTE MORAN 134 SAM MUNAFO DEBRAH NOE KATHY NOHRER DICK OWEN RAY PALMERTON KEVIN PA TER MARY ANN PATER MIKE PATER KEN PETERSON KATHY PHILLIPS JO ANNE PIRAINO TOM RAINS MIKE RA MSEY SHERIE REIMER DICK RENNEKER NANCY RICHTER RIGLING JOHN RIGLING BARBARA RIMER CHARLENE ROBERTS EDUARDO ROJAS STEVE ROOK PETE ROSE MERLE RUPPERT CONNIE SACKENHEIM MARTI SADOWSKI LISA SA NDERS JOE SCHROER JOHN SCHULTE JUDY SCHURGER DENNIS SCHUTTE DANNY SHALLOE DIANE SHEARD MELANIE SHELTON MARY LITA SIEMENS MIKE SMITH I37 MIKE SNYDER PHIL SROUFE JEAN STANZAK CONNIE STAUBLE SUE STEGER ROBERT STRAUTHERS SHARON SUNBERG BEN SUTTMILLER CLAUDIA SUTTON MARY BETH TANN BILL TAYLOR 138 KRIS TENBUSCH STEVE TILLMANN JUDY TRAUTHWEIN KATHY TRAUTHWEIN CURTIS TURNER RON TUTAS PAM VAN LIEU DON VIDOUREK PAM VIEL JOHN VILKOSKI HERB VonHA GEN LYNETTE VonPLUEREN MARY WEISBRODT PEGGY WEISBRODT PAM WILLIAMS CA ROL WILLIAMSON SANDI WILLIMAN y amigm 4m VIRGINIA WOCHER DON WOLPERT MIKE WOLPERT ANN ZERR EILEEN ZETTLER RICHARD ZETTLER ANN ZIMMERMAN 140 Merle Ruppert, Joe Daddabbo, and Jim Bolton enter the gym for the final assem- bly. Service: A Commitment Ful- filled was the title for co-vale- dictorian Linda Cox's speech. GRADUA TION . .. A TURNING POINT Kathy Meyer accepts her business award at Awards Assembly. JUNIORS BID SEWUORS GOOD LUCK AND FAREWELL Terri Kleiman and Peggy Glynn entertain the classes with an original song. Merle Ruppert, senior, thinks of past school years, but looks A senior group is distracted While reading the class Will. to the future. The traditional Junior-Senior party was held on Wednesday of exam week. As the students entered the gym, they were presented with copies of the class will. Larry Gersbach, Theresa Antes and Kathy Brunet read the class prophesies and a group of juniors dramatized some of them. Terri Kleiman and Peggy Glynn sang a duet specially written for the seniors. Afterwards, refreshments were served in the cafeteria. Everyone seems to be enjoying the party including coke-sipping junior, Joette Evers. COMMUNION BREAKFAST :11 eyes tum upward as Fr. Miller elevates the consecrated Senior officers gather at head table for breakfast. OSt. One of the most important services of the graduation exercises took place early Thursday of exam week. It was the morning of the Baccalaureate Mass. Seniors joined with their parents in celebrating Mass and receiving Holy Communion. Following the Mass was a breakfast served by members of the sophomore class. Carmela LoPriore and Janet Jacobs can't seem to remember on which side the tassle belongs. PREPARA TION Mike Baynes and Judy Kroeger receive Communion for the last time at Badin. COMMENCEMENT . .. Mary Held and Kathy Nohrer are lost in their own thoughts. Sam Munafo smiles in relief. Gradu- ation is over and the heat isn't as bad outside as in the gym. Class president Tim Hinkel served as salutatorian. Bis- hop Edward McCarthy gave the main address and stressed the opportunities present to youth in our soci- ety. Bishop McCarthy presented Ron Smith with the Stephen T. Badin Medal of Honor for outstanding leader- ship. Jodie Brix received the Archbishop MCNicholas Award as the student who most exemplifies the ideals of Christian involvement and leadership. The scholastic achievement of Dick Zettler gained him the Archbishop Alter Award. The newly-established Sister Vincent Award was given to Greg Fawns for service to the school. Father Francis Miller, principal, assisted in the granting of diplomas. ABOVE: Fr. Miller, Bishop McCarthy, and Sr. Vincent patiently await the next graduate to come forward to receive his diploma. At LEFT: A hearty embrace of congratulations is given by Sr. Vincent. 145 We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all our advertisers. It is only with their considerable financial support that we are able to meet the growing expenses involved in the production of our yearbook. We ask you, our readers, to look through the advertising sec- tion and then give our advertisers the opportu- nity of serving you. Your patronage of our ad- vertisers will help ensure us of the continued help we need from them. Special thanks to the graduates whose interest in their Alma-Mater led them to contribute as patrons. PERSONAL PA TRONS Alumni and A lumnae FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS Mrs. William Stuhlmueller 1A1ma Henesing1 - 1907 Mrs. Don S. Cisle, Sr. 1Mary Welsm 4 1916 Mrs.. Herman J. Schutte 1Bertha Hinkeh - 1925 Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Arno 1Madonna Stole 4 1931 Mr. 8: Mrs. George R. Brown 4 1933, 1935 Mr. 8: Mrs. Mel Baker 1Shir1ey Keene1 4 1935 Mrs. Hugh Brosier 1Gretchen Meister1 - 1935 Mr. 81 Mrs. Herm Treinen 1Bernice Bakelj 4 1939 Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Nohrer - 1939, 1943 Mrs. William HOgan 4Mary Margaret Brand1 - 1940 Mrs. P. J. Italiano 1Rita Bastiam 4 1940 Dr. 8L Mrs. Richard Zettler 1Dorthy Alstom - 1942 Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Hazard 4 1943, 1944 Dr. 8: Mrs. Jorge Gaytan Elizabeth Toernem 4 1949 Miss Marjorie L. Malnofski 4 1948 Margie Gardner - 1951 Ann Marie Schneider - 1952 Miss Carolyn E. Nichting - 1954 Carolyn Wynn 1Phares1 4 1958 Mrs. Gary Benson 1Patty Meyem 4 1966 TWO DOLLAR PATRON S Bettie M. Keating 4 1918 Marie Keating 4 1920 . Miss Ramilda Tiemieyer - 1924 Edna Keating 4 1924 Mrs. Edward Weisbrodt 1Rosalia Zang1 4 1927 Miss Loraine Timmer 4 1927 Mrs. Frank G. Beierle Houise A. Beckelj - 1928 Mrs. Mary C. Holzberger1Mary C. Dowd1 - 1928 Mrs. Norbert St. John 1Mildred Westriclq 4 1932 Ms. Clarence Woltering1Amanda Bonekowske1 4 1932 Louise Engelage 1Louise Armstead1 - 1934 Mrs. Mary Wagner 6Mary Brueggem 4 1934 Miss Mary Jane Lenhoff 4 1935 Lawrence J. Ketterer 4 1936 Mrs. Albert Lauer 1Antoinette Gloclq - 1935 Mrs. Charles L. Deam 1Dorothy Bodenmiller 4 1936 Mrs. Bernard M. Wargo 1Florence PateIQ - 1936 ; Mrs. Urban Nichting Elizabeth Wiegand1 4 1937 Marjorie J. Brusch 4 19 39 Mrs. Louis Motzer1Dolores Kessler1 4 1939 M13. Lawrence Ketterer 1Martha E. VogQ - 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Clem Brunner Jr. 1Agnes Doerpers1 4 1940,1941 Mr. and MIS- Dick Saurber 4 1941,1942 Mrs. Robert G. Weaver1Mary Ann Downie1 - 1943 Mary Lee Mense - 1944 Mrs. Josephine G. Pater Uosephine F. Geiexj - 1945 Mrs. Gilbert Knoth1Paula Ribar1 4 1945 Mrs. Robert Moran 1Mary Lou Mile 41946 Miss Joan Stitzel, R. N. 4 1946 M18. Stephen Artner Ueanne Boltom - 1947 Mrs. Thomas Tegge 1Marguerite Burkew 4 1947 MRS . CATHERINE DONGES Mrs. Patrick Pendergest 1Laurel M. Hamberg1 - 1947 Mrs. Elmer Blankenship 1Geraldine Millelj 4 1949 Ann Marie Conlon - 19 51 Mrs. Clifford D, Johnson 1Phyllis A. Poeling1 4 1952 Paula L. Wolfram 1Paula L. Curtis1 4 1954 Mrs. Harry Falk 1Nancy Overley1 4 1954 Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Biltz - 1954,1955 Mrs. Chuck McKinney Uanet Wimmer1 4 1955 Patricia G. Lykins 1Gerhardt1 4 1956 Madonna Connaughton 1Madonna Vidourem 4 19 58 Mrs. Dan Kostomay 1Comie Bokeno1 4 1958 Mr. William Sahill Uo Ann Baldwim - 19 58 M13. Charles Loeffler 1Mary Barbara Gag1e1 4 1960 Sheila Gallagher 4 1962 Mary Beth Gersbach 4 1963 Mrs. James Thompson1Martha Arno - 1964 Sallie Ann Shute 4 1965 Kathy Turner 4 1965 Sally Ann Taggart - 1966 Peggy Vereker 4 1966 Mary Hogan 4 1966 Barbara Jo Armentrout 4 1966 Carolyn Schneider 4 1967 Tom Fate 4 1967 Edward Pate 4 1967 Mike Schroer - 1967 Patricia Ann Brewer 4 1967 Chuck Farkas,4 1967 John Fiehrer 4 1967 John Kramer 4 1967 Rick Kunkel 4 1967 Jeanne Moran 4 1967 FIVE DOLLAR PATRONS Miss Bachman Mr. 8: Mrs. Mark Blakley William S. Cisle Mrs. Cecilia E. Derivan Mr. 82 Mrs. John Eichhold Compliments of Fairfield Lanes Judge 8: Mrs. Arthur Fiehrer Mr. 8: Mrs. Jacques J. Fiehrer Louis G. Freeman, Jr. From the Freshmen of 006 A Friend Dr. gzMrs. Thomas P. Glynn Hornungs 011 Court Street Dr. 8: Mrs. Edward T. Keating Keiser Clothing Co. Amelia Koch Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward T. Lagedrost TWO DOLLAR PATRONS Bacher's Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baden Carolyn Marie Baker Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baumann Mr. and M13. Fred Beckman Mr. and M15. A. J. Brix S. Chrupka Johnny Dallis and Sons Bert Davis Mr. and M13. John V. DeFazio Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dunfey M13. Louis Eichold Fairfield Paint and Wallpaper, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fening Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Girolami Ronald E. Creulich Donald A. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Holinko Corrinne H. Hock Mr. and Mrs. Logan Horrall Joseph F. Hudek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ivancic Bawanna Johnny Dorothy Johns Ed Keatjng Rick Rhino Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loeffler Mr. and Mrs. James Mariana Marlene S. M3111 Tom Mayzin MI. and Mrs. Marion McClellan Bernard J. McGown Joseph C. Menke and Family James Martens Mr. and Mrs. Francis Moore Steven - Michael - Richard Pater Mr. and M13. Donald Saurber The Savin Jewelry Comp. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schneider Clifford Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Seal Sister Mary Therese, C. P. P. S. Sister Rose Clare C. P. P. S. Karen M. Skinner Herman Staarman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Tann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tieman Mr. and M13. Lewis J. Trauthwein Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Tripole Libby M. Tumbull Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vitale Mr. and Mrs. David Wall Mrs. John A. Westrich . Mr. and Mrs. John V. Westrich Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Williams Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Wirsch Dr. 8: Mrs. Ray W. Martz, Jr. Father McDonald J. Patrick McNally F rancis J. Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. A. C. Osso 8: Family Fr. John Roettele Mr. gzMrs. Charles A. Ryan Neal 81 Rosemary Sackenheim Mr. 81Mrs. Herman E. Sanders Mr. 8: Mrs. Mark G. Schnell Senior Girls HR. 019 Soul Sophomores of 009 Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. Spindler Howard H. Staigl Super Soul Sisters of 021 Mr. Robert M. Vereker Fr. B111 Wintermeyer and Mrs. Marie Wintermeyer Mrs. Shartle, Mrs. Rains, Mrs. Bell prepare the Wednesday fare of hamburgers Compliments of FAIRF IE LD PHARMACY W 1mm AVENUE PHARMACY Prescriptions Pleasant 8: Hooven Aves. Opp. St. Ann's Convenient Entrance to Lindenwald Post Office Russell Stover Candies Phone 892-8571 City-Wide Delivery Service Serving Hamilton 8: Fairfield 306 S. Third - Hamilton, Ohio C. DATTILE 8: CO. Fruits and Vegetables - We deliver 207 S. Third St. 894-8389 Ham ilton, Ohio CLARK,S SPORTING GOODS School Awards 8: Sweaters School Jackets 15 South B Street 895-3281 TOWN 8: COUNTRY MEAT MARKET 1266 NZ Main St. Quality Meats, Cold Beer 81 Wines Bill Brandner Robert Vessely 895 -4801 MODERNAGE WINE HOUSE Picnic Supplies Soft Drinks-Charcoal 24 hrs. Ice Service Congratulations to the Class of '68 150 CAMPER 'S TRIANGLE SALES Compliments of Rentals - Service - Supplies OHIO TAXI CO. 2960 Dixie Highway Phone 892-5611 Phone 894-9911 . t f . Comphmen s o A ED LARKIN MOTORS FIEHRER MOTORS 2301 Dixie at Erie Hwy. Phone 8932-479 Open Mon. , Wed. , Fri. till 9 PM- TueS.-, Thurs. till 6 PM Sat. till 5 PM GMC Trucks 2531 Dixie Highway Compliments of Fisher Body Division GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Ham i lton Plant Hamilton, Ohio RICHARD L. WHEELRIGHT ELECTRIC COMPANY 1065 New London ALVIN B. STEGER 8 93 - 5440 Manufactures Representative Hamilton, Ohio Castings, Forgings, Machining Compliments of Special Machines GENE A. SCHROER 6122 Winton Rd. Fairfield, Ohio Bunsillel' a career in service When you've completed your edu- pation consider a career with Your Telephone Company. It's a career which offers challeng- ing opportunities, pleasant asso- ciates, attractive surroundings, good salaries, numerous benefits and an exciting future. a good place to work The Cincinnati and Suburban $ Bell Telephone Company An equal opportunity employer Congratulations, graduates, from YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY 225 EAST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202 FISCHER TOOL 8: SUPPLY 20 North Third Street Congratulations to the Class '68 ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. Hamikon: 1276 Main Street 892-7331 01110 Complifments L 8: J SPECIALTY CORP. o Interail SHERMAN CLEAR 81 PLASTER 81 ACOUSTICAL Hi hrise co. g Compliments Compliments of of CARL J. CONRADT 8: SONS INC. General Building Contractors Hamilton, Ohio 892-2171 LINDEN LUMBER CO 1000 Laurel Avenue Phone 894-7136 Hamilton's Only Italian Restaurant Specializing In Italian Cuisine Steaks - -Chicken - -Seafoods - -Lasagna Phil 8: Jo Isgro: Son Vincent Isgro We Have a Complete Line of Cocktails and Imported Wines --Ca11 In--Carry Out-- 309 East Avenue Hamilton, Ohio 1 Phone 895-6272 GUIDO TERZO Special thanks goes to Mr. Terzo from the Yearbook Staff. Without his time and efforts this book would have never been possible. Compliments of .0, Jim Realty 30.? 80th Front Street Hamilton, 01110 45011 STAUBLE'S Best by Taste 3062 Colrain 541-4389 Congratulations SCHWAR Z JEWELERS diamonds ' watche s 5 893-0831 21 NorthyThird St. .4 mold? ,Jppliance and gurnt'ture 5 tore Telephone 894-4398 Main and B Sts. Hamilton, Ohio nunmus 18 South Third Street Hamilton, Ohio RIEGERTS' FURNITURE 8: TV SALES Fairfields only furniture stereo REPLA 0E ! mun am 4 DISHWASHER 45 10,15 or 40 year oldl WITH A NEW KitchenAid DISHWASHER LAN . . FAWN,S APPLIANCE SERVICE 4728 Greenwood 895-5 1 15 KREBS FURN ITURE 3rd 8:4Court Sts. Hamilton? Ohio 894-8379 Furniture Lee's Carpets Magnavox CATHAM CLUB OFFICERS EXECUTIVE BOARD Bob Roesch Rev. John Roettele Tom Cappella Robert Smith Pat Malone Howard Mertens Henry Bucher Warren Snodgrass Paul Schurger Bob Reimer Jerry Helmers Bob Becker Frank Pate Bill Brennan Mark Rohrkemper Join The Cathem Club Dues $2. 00 Mail to Bill Brennan or Badin High HAMILTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSC CIATION Brown-Dawson Funeral Home Cahill 8: Sons Funeral Home Colligan Funeral Home Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home Proeschel-Crawford Funeral Home Zettler Funeral Home May the faith and spirit of Father Badin always animate Badin's graduates. ST. ANN PARISH Congratulations to the Graduates of Sacred Heart Parish Congratulations to the 1968 GRADUATES Dean Arno Kenneth Bowman Elmer Fackey Theodore Finan Gregory Hudson Carmine Isgro Daniel Mergy ' Sam Munafo James Rose Pete Rose Dennis Schutte Judith Dilyerd T illy Fiehrer Peggy Fuerst Sharon Gadd Janet Hornung Karen Jacquemin Dottie Jeffries Judy Kroeger Deborah Kuhl Joann MintonA Connie Sackenheim Melanie Shelton Kristine Tenbusch ST. VERONICA PARISH A -:--.;. .... Congratulations to the Graduates , From ST. MARYS PARISH , a aw i $$ ?WU g$ r. x .SIPS Busiest' Corner In Town Laurel 8: Benninghofen Aves. DUFFY'S TAVERN 2635 Dixie Highway Ederd 81 Littel Ceasar open till 1:00 Peanuts - Candy - Gum 59 Iwin Pack :7: r31 39:3 92: - POTATO CHIPS J, l Twiiy Pack RALPH CARPENTER DIST. CO. 922 Ross Ave. Ph. 895-7192 Hamilton, Ohio Congrat111ations Graduates '68 and Thank You MR. AND MRS. LEON P. 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