Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

t ii 5 l Growing To Live . Living To Grow Accolade 1979 Bishop Luers High School 333 E. Paulding Fort Wayne, Indiana Volunne 20 ac • CO • lade (ak ' a lad ) an award conferring knighthood, given as a sign of great respect, honor or appreciation; I ' mi .i.:.v. f...4Q Contents .ifepenings i Spirit .;., ,.f Clubs ;. , ji ' Brainpower . 64 ::|J Sports i..}f 8 |t Faces . : ' .. . .124 - Freshmen , ' i 126 Sophomores . , . r. . 136 Juniors 1 |h .;!... .146 Seniors ,|. 156 Closing I?. .......184 Index iT 186 Ads .. 2 OPENING ,.192 ' s: m!m Phone: 744-3397 Accolade 1979 333 EAST PAULDING ROAD FORT WAYNE. INDIANA 46816 Welcome to a memory.. Your Accolade st-tff is nbout to capture the year in pictures because trie wa we re will soon be known as the way we were. _ Our hopes are th?it every person associated with our Luers ' family will be able to look at this book and vividly remember the events and times of ' 78 and ' 79. Our goals are to recognize all phases and events of our Luers ' community from the first Cross Country meet to the Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Exercises. Our theme for the 1979 Accolade is Growing to Live... Living to Grow... .. This theme was chosen because growth and life are a big part of our high school days. These are our intentions, goals and hopes our dream is that all of these are met. Editor-in-Chief Opening Editor Sports Section Editor Closing Edito • Accolade AdvySor Your Accolade Staff Assistant Editor Brainpower Section Editor SpirU; aection Editor Cli Sectior Editor Senior Section Editor Und erc lass Secti.on Editor Division Pag J Section Editor Business Manager ??t; di S-- Brainpower Section Spirit Section ,--s, ' Clubs Sectii Senior Section oyoUcvS ZX tOx Underclass Section Artwork w Division Pg. Section , Photographers ;i.o o . .. .HiA- OPENING 3 fP;-v ' ' ■ ' I want to live I want to grow I want to see I want to know I want to share what I can give I want to be I want to live. 4 OPENING To love someone is to stay close enough to touch, leaving space enough to grow. To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; wT B tlKti.i ' -- In a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the uncommon. This is to be my symphony. — William Henry Channing OPENING 7 9 8 OPENING iiriil -- ? OPENING 9 Growth is the only evidence of life. 10 OPENING But life has such diversity, I sometimes remarkably lose eternity in the passing moment. — Christopher Fry OPENING 11 12 SPIRIT: DIVISION SPIRIT: DIVISION 13 The Frosh Party Is Where It Begins The famous Frosh Party this year was sponsored by the Key Club. This was the time for freshmen to get to know one another. The party this year was a Costume Party and all who attended had a great time. As always it was a great success and brought the Class of 1982 close together. Even King Kong came to the Frosh Party. 14 SPIRIT Senior decorating made the theme visible. Doris checks out the food line. The Senior-Frosh Tea allowed the Seniors to share special times of their lives with the new Freshmen. Speeches were given by Patty Kerr and Laura Klug and many were there to reflect on these words of wisdom. It was a warm welcome and gave the Freshmen girls a chance to see what Luers togetherness is all about. Seniors Welcome The Frosh No snitching while fixing the food Paula Sharing the times of Patty ' s life at Luers. Cookies or rice crispy treats? SPIRIT 15 1978-1979 Homecoming The 1978-1979 Homecoming Week was a smashing success. It all start- ed with the decorating of the halls. The students put their ideas togeth- er to see who could come up with the most original theme. The sopho- mores won this competition with their Knight Fever . The girls had a thrilling night when the Seniors and Sophomores took the wins in the Powder puff games. On skit night the senior class raised enough spirit to win that popular competition. Even though the game was a disap- pointment, Luers ' unity was clearly shown. The dance following the game was a winner in itself with the Homecoming King Jim Dwire and Queen Mary O ' Connor. Overall this year ' s Homecoming was a spirit- filled success. Move over Dallas Cheerleaders . . . Here come the Senior Guys. 16 SPIRIT -. Allison — who do you like the best? A Time Always To Remember Sandy and her friend do her homework. The knight catches the Disco Fever. Competitors pig out at the ice cream eat- ing contest. SPIRIT 17 A Week Filled With The Homecoming Court for 1978- 1979 was: Chris Andorfer, Kathy Clancy, Laura Hagedorn, Mary O ' Connor, Laura Nill, Mary Logan, Mike Stronczek, Phil Gerardot, Matt Mungovan, Jim Dwire, Steve Mor- ken, and Chris Dewald. The spirit shown by ail the classes made this Homecoming very special to all. Senior Powder Puff A piece of Cake 5|ii| :.rtr The sophs show their power at the game against the frosh. A super senior hall Sarah and Nan Grew up! Robin shows her pearly whites on Kiddie Day . 18 SPIRIT Laughter, Joy, And Sorrow Seniors scored In rowdiness at the dance. Mr. Oakes clowning around again. Jim and Mary, King and Queen. The happy faces of the court.  '  The juniors put a lot of work Into their jungle. A shot of the Homecoming dance crowd. SPIRIT 19 The 1978-79 Athletes were honored on two nights this year. There was a Fail Athletic Recognition night and there was also one for participants in Spring sports. The athletes were given their first year awards, second year letters and third and fourth year chevrons. Congratulations to all!! Some Honored Athletes Valuable volleyball players. Five outstanding football players. (above) What would cross country do without Nate?? (left) A great help to the golf team. (above right) Tennis trophies are many!! (above left) Guys ' track champs are awarded. (right) These girls put a lot into the tracts season. SPIRIT 20 Music Banquet A Success Dan shows his Hall of Fame Award. Music Hall of Famers Marilyn, Ginny and Ed. Kris displays her Girls ' Chorus Award. John Philips Sousa Award Winner Bill Matter. Dan shows his Caecilian Award. Linda ' s quite an accompa- nist!! (above) Chris gets the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award, (left) Band Appreciation Awards given. The Music Awards Banquet was held on Tuesday, May 8. All of the members of the music department received their letters or chevrons for the year ' s work. Appreciation Awards were given to those who had made special contributions to the department over the course of the year. Dan Andersen, Bill Matter and Kris Morrow received awards that had been voted on by the members of the organizations. Marilyn Bauman, Virginia Hettinger, Ed Skevington, and Dan Andersen were entered into the Hall of Fame for their outstanding contributions over the years. Congratulations to all of the award winners!! SPIRIT 21 3 Nights To Remember On The Town Time for a bow. Mary gets funky On the Town was a musical success. Some of the songs in- cluded were: New York, New York , Lonely Town , Coney Island Ballet , and Come Up To My Place . The Cast: Dan Andersen (Gabey), Chris Kohne (Ozzie), Jeff Baum- gartner (Chip), Jan Nartker, Laura Hagedorn, Mary Logan, Jim Celarek, Paula Bangert, Kate Goggin, Ginny Hettinger, Kathy Pelter, Ginny Cowen, Kathy Clancy, Rita Neher, Su- san Barbieri, Ken Kever, Vince Robinson, Steve Morken, Jim Dwire, Mary O ' Connor, Jean- ette Huguenard, Tracy Danehy. Director: Ms. Kathy Imler. Set Designer: Louise Schaefer Cartwright. above: Shake, shake, shake your boodie. below: Mary ' s true side com s out. 22 SPIRIT You can call me Linda, or Mary gets the urge for a cheer. Jeff finds a New York singing cab. Don ' t cry Paula, Jim ' s still your friend. Steve and Jim move to the beat of the night life. Patty-cake, patty-cake SPIRIT 23 One of the privileges of going to Bishop Luers is the opportunity to pray openly and freely to God. Some of the special moments we shared and celebrated together as one were: Fr. Gary ' s entering into the priesthood, the Baptismals of Anne and Julie Geier, the Christmas As- sembly, and the Mass honoring Fr. Max. Masses and Assemblies Jeanne don ' t look so thrilled. WKKKm 1 1 { ' Ik .1i m d Mr. Cornelia provides entertainment. What did you win Kelly? Are you laughing Chris? And the lucky number is Where Luers Shows Togetherness U-KN GWrrD D!vi«l« U. Fill. A 4 If Ov.r ff-.k T 4 Iw ' . ' l ' l ' Be Fr Dan speaks the word of God. Fr. Gary ' s first Mass for the Luers ' Communi- ty. Seniors ' theme for the year. The Lancers sing for Mass. Student participation is great during assemblies. The Eucharist is a special moment. Fr. Carl leads the singing. SPIRIT 25 An Old Fashion Christmas was the theme for the 1978 Christmas Dance held on December 9th. De- spite the snow and ice, everyone gathered for the dance at the St. Joe Hessen Cassel Hall. Couples lis- tened and danced to the music pro- vided by Traces . Indeed the mu- sic, food, and company were a de- lightful mixture. An Old Fashioned Christmas Cindy and Tony found the best spot. Dave — without Nan? Andy doing his strut. Nate loves those slow songs. Lester and Rita enjoy her flowers. 26 SPIRIT A Feeling Of Warmth Laura loves to dance. Even the faculty had fun. Pat needs help again. 1 I ■ H ■■ — V - ffl Ht H H 1 1 ■ i V ?l l|M B 1 HH Mary and her date smile for the camera. There ' s always time for a kiss. An old fashioned tree for an old fashioned girl. SPIRIT 27 5th Annual Swing Choir Contest The Fifth Annual Bishop Luers Mid- west Swing Choir Contest was held on Feb. 24, 1979. Out of the twenty schools competing, six were chosen to perform at the sing off that night. The Carmel Ambassadors were awarded first place and also received the best vocal award. Sec- ond place went to the Marion 26th St. Singers, and also the best show award. Third place was given to Nor- throp Charisma ' 79, fourth to the Anderson Singers Unlimitted, fifth to the Noblesville Singers and sixth place went to the Norwell Swing Set ' 79. Thanks to the music dept. for putting this whole program together — it was truly a success!! Anderson Singers Unlimitted present Godspell ' Mayor Armstrong proclaims the day Swing Choir Day . The Norwell Swing Set is set for swinging! Noblesville Singers sing out. Northrop Charisma ' 79 do a funeral dirge. 28 SPIRIT A Big Success!! Northrop Charisma ' 79 shows class. Marion — best show award winners. m vj • 1st place Carmel dances to the top! Instrumentalists aid in the performance. WBGU telecasts the event. Anderson ' s Godspell relates to the mood of the audience. SPIRIT 29 Students Receive Honors The Honor Awards Banquet was held this year on the evening of May 2. It is a special night set aside to honor those students who have scholastic recognition with an 8.0 grade aver- age all year. The gymnasium was packed with numberous students and parents attending. The guest speaker was the President of Indi- ana State University. Many scholar- ships and awards were received yet each student showed outstanding achievement by simply being pre- sent. Such a large crowd easily becomes restless. Mike Stronczek is announced Valedictorian. The President of Indiana State University. Sheila Roesler our Salutatorian. Tony and Joe receive the Tri Kappa Award. 30 SPIRIT Spirit Calendar 79 Event Frosh Party Senior-Frosh Tea Homecoming Week Fall Drama Christmas Dance Christmas Assembly Sports Awards Fail Sports Basketball Spring Sports Spirit Week Swing Choir Contest Spring Drama Honor Banquet Music Banquet Prom Date Sept. 15 Oct. 1 Oct. 15-21 Nov. 17, 18, 19 Dec. 9 Dec. 20 Dec. 6 Mar. 11 May 16 Feb. 5-9 Feb. 24 Mar. 16, 17, 18 May 2 May 8 May 11 Spirit Week 1979 was a different kind of week this year. Some say it wasn ' t as fun or exciting as previous years, but the week was set to show the inside spirit in all Luers ' people. Instead of all the crazy antics and rowdiness, the week was filled with much protest. Seniors came to school dressed ready for track prac- tice in sweats to liven up the week. The true spirit of the school was shown as it always is in the atti- tudes and acceptance of the new idea developed by the student body. The main event for the week that is pictured on this pg. was the Student Congress vs. Faculty volleyball game. Spirit Week 79 — A New Idea 32 SPIRIT SPIRIT 33 The Desk Set This year ' s Spring Drama was The Desk Set . The play dealt with prob- lems of machines taking over where humans presently work. This play p W was a comedy and the acting was 5. fantastic. All who participated by acting, setting up or attending really enjoyed it. Thanks to so many peo- ple, including director Ms. Kathy Imler, the three performances were great successes. The cleaning ladles have delightful conversations. It ' s obvious Chris doens ' t like the idea. The secretary hears it all Always a business call. Is that what they call a computer?: 34 SPIRIT Sets Spring Spirit Did you finally find a dress that fits Making all kinds of plans. Jan doesn ' t care. ' If I remember correctly Kathy starts out casual then loses her cool!!! SPIRIT 35 79 Prom Memories Last 1979 Prom Court. The theme of this years prom was Always and Forever . It certainly held up to its ' name because it was a night no one will forget. The dance was held at the Women ' s Club and the Chamber of Commerce Building downtown. The after prom was held at Meyers Barn where everyone en- joyed hay rides and dancing. Steve learns a little soft shoe. Cheek to cheek. 36 SPIRIT tt Always And Forever -.J; v The king and queen have their first dance. Smiles for the camera. A night on broadway. What would we do without our helpers? Laurel and Hardy SPIRIT 37 Take Time To Tell Me You Really Care Renee Ward and Jeff Baumgartner Chiris Arnold and Jim Celarek Steph Cowen and Dan Andersen 38 SPIRIT SPIRIT 39 .r ' jL if - ZJ ' - ' i - • ' - i iij 40 CLUBS DIVISION CLUBS DIVISION 41 Chess Club Moves Along The Chess Club met on Thursday afternoons. With the help of Mr. Teusch they improved their playing abilities and participated in a tournament to determine the Number One Player. Tony makes his move I John tries a new angle. I ' ve been Checkmated?! f .1 X 1978-79 Chess Club: (left to right) Jeff York, Tony Schwaiger, Ken Spreen, Tony Peppier, John Pena, Vince Robinson. Missing: Joe Gelarek. Concentration. 42 CLUBS Superlative Scientists Unite The 1978-79 Science Club: Jim Hilaire. Tony Schwaiger, Kathy Rondot, Bob Grabowski Sister Jeanne Esther, Bob Mount. Missing; Greg Rondot, Tammy Hedges. BANG! 3 drops: Rum flavoring Will it explode? Open the jar muscles. CLUBS 43 Student Congress 1978-79 Student Congress Board: Moderator Br. Ron Bolfeta, Co-presidents Patty Kerr and Chris Dewald, Treasurer Mike Stronczek and Secretary Julie Diagos- tino. (not pictured) Student Congress is the backbone of most every social event that goes on here at Luers. Many things have been accomplished this year thanks to the hard working Congress. Student Congress, composed of students from each of the four classes, met every Tuesday evening to think of projects and activities that would benefit the school socially and academically as well. This year a mural was painted on the wall of the cafeteria and many new improvements were seen because of the Capital Improvement Fund Drive, which the Student Congress had lots to do with. This year ' s congress worked very closely with the new administration and all in all did an excellent job in spreading the ideas of students to the administration and vice versa. Thanks to all members — you did a great job!!! Members of the Activity Committee include: Den- ise Fenoglio (head), Tra- cey Schmoll, Laura Nill, Allison Zern, Gen Welling, Mary Logan, Chris Hips- kind, Jim McCarthy, Cin- dy Hogan, Mary Strab- bling. 44 CLUBS Works With New Administration sft O Rules and Regulations Committee: Mary O ' Connor (head — not N.A.A.C: Laura Hagedorn (head), Jeannine Eifrid, Geri Teders, Mi- pictured), Jenny Monnier, Kathy Moreno, Terry Robinson, Michelle chelle Ruskuski, Tim Clancy, Mark Gabrek, Cheryl Stronczek, Paula Reith, Ann Bruggeman, and Maureen Clancy. Rondot, Public Relations Committee; Tim Reith, Leah Hagedorn, Kathy Clancy, Amy Hoevel, Sarah Wickensheimer, Kathy Kinder, Todd Fenoglio. W Treasury Committee: Mike Stronczek (head), Lynn Hagedorn, Karen Nill, Jerry Rahng, CLUBS 45 46 CLUBS French Enthusiasts Unite Arguing in French can be hazardous to your health Barry Ward concentrates to secure his financial state. The French Club was reestablished this year and with the help of some ambitious French students and an outstanding moderator, (Mrs. Crist) the year went tres bon . The club had a bake sale and sold candy to raise money for supplies and books. Also throughout the year the students had French parties and learned much about French food, music and games. Members include: Mary O ' Connor, Karen Derheimer, Julie Diagostino, Jim McCarthy, Katie Goggin, Jeni Smith, Patty Kerr, Maureen Kelly, Kevin Dekonnick. CLUBS 47 Soccer Club City Champs 1979 Soccer jriik ' Phi ?- Luers 4 Northside Luers 8 Wayne Luers 7 Harding Luers 3 Dwenger 1 Luers 3 Bishop Noll Luers 7 Snider 1 Luers 6 Harding Luers 4 Wayne 1 Luers 11 Snider Luers 5 North 3 Luers 3 Dwenger 2 Row 1: Joe Geradot, Lisa Walker (manager) Mike Henline, Joe Braun, John Pena, Matt Carteaux, Ron Westrick, Dan Schuler, Andy Strack, Larry Schnurr. Dave Husar. Row 2; Jeff Bryan, Ken Harkenrider, Mike Kinder, Mark Schuler, Jim Huth, Greg Childers, Jeff Slater, Eric Perry, Joe Hannon, Rick Jenkins. Row 3: Jeff Brooks, Ross Waltemath (assis. coach), Mike Stronczek, Matt Redman, Bob Becker, Tim Arnold, Jim Croy, Chris DeWald, John Gotschall, Steve Vanderbosch, Greg Mauch (Head Coach). 48 CLUBS Bowling Club — A New Idea At Luers The Bowling Club was an added feature to the many Luers extra activities. With moderator Mr. Schnelker, the bowlers met on Mondays after school and bowled with their respective teams. Many awards were given out to acknowledge personal and team achievement. The 1978-79 Bowling Club Award Winners include the following: Grand Champion team made up of Jeff York, Glenn Placido, Joe Celarek, and Mike Weber. The High Series Award went to Kevin Gwozdz, and Shelly Boch. High Game went to Joe Celarek and to Shannon Wirtner. High Average Award was given to Glenn Placido and also to Leigh Coffee. Runners up for Grand Champion Title were John Shank, Todd Fenoglio, Barry Ward, and Jeff Bryan. The winners of the High-Low Award were Shannon Wirtner, and Todd Fenoglio. Runners up for this award were Shelly Boch and Bob Burkhart. The Most Improved Player Award went to Joe Celarek and also to Nan Konger. Congratulations to all of the award winners — You did a good job. CLUBS 49 Knight Lights Reorganizes The 1978-79 Knight Lights staff spent the year reorganizing and working to set up a staff for next year. They are looking forward to producing a good newspaper on a regular basis with the help of Ms. Marty Haag. This years Staff: Laura Anguiano, Nate Anguiano, Rick Dahm, Kevin Dekonick, Katie Goggin, Annette Hartman, Jeanette Hugenard, John LaMaster, Sue Minich, Mary Renner. The Knight Lights Editors. Ms. Haag Faculty, Advisor 50 CLUBS The Bishop Luers Jazz Band met on Mondays after school. They performed at all the local Parishes and at the Spring Concert. Row 1: Rosie Bowman, Bill Matter, Nancy Hartman, Sue Davis. Mary Steinbrunner, Janine Gensheimer, Mr. Richard Brown (Director). Row 2: Jeff Degitz, Joe Beier, Virginia Hettinger, Tina Gordon, Chris DeWald, Teresa Mitchell, Mark Gabrek. Row 3: Mark Dennon, Amy Oxiey, Kathy Matter, Adrian Bruner, Ed Skevington. Missing: Greg Mitchell, Chris Hartzog. CLUBS 51 Girl ' s Chorus Sparks Super Sounds The 1978-79 Girls Chorus was directed by Mr. Dave Streeter and Brother Louis Canter. They preformed at the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts and several school masses. Student leadership was provided by President Kris Morrow, and section leaders Michelle Reith, Chriss Bickel, and Leah Hagedorn. I think we ' re on this measure. Krissy tickles the keys. Sing along with Brother Louie. 1978-79 Girls Chorus; Kathy Alter, Beth Beeber, Anne Bergeron, Chriss Bickel, Theresa Bickel, Kathy Black, Shelly Bock, Rosie Bowman, Wanda Brownlee, Leigh Cotfee, Paula Dawson, Jeannine Eifrid, Carrie Ann Fisher, Dorothy Folds, Patty Fortin, Cheryl Geier, Laurie Glosson, LeeAnn Griffith, Leah Hagedorn, Lynn Hagedorn, Nancy Hartman, Amy Hoevel, Jenny Huizing, Becky Jur, Jill Kever, Kathy Kinder, Huong Ly, Lisa Lussier, Michelle McArdle, Mary Morris, Kris Morrow, Molly Murphy, Michele Ort, Diana Palmer, Lisa Palmersheim, Sue Pazder, Laurie Powell, Michelle Reith, Sue Reig, Rita Sablic, Lisa Schafer, Anne Schaffer, Jem Smith, Kris Strain, Barb Sturm, Geri Teders, Sandy Waltenburg, Loraine Westrick, Susie Willour, Bernadette Wilson. 52 GIRL ' S CHORUS Lancers Show Spirit Through Songs Oh Boy, I get to play again! The 1978-79 Lancers; D. Andersen, C. Arnold, J. Baumgartner, B. Bechtol, B. Bergeron, D.Billingsley, V. Billingsley, K. Bogenschutz, C. Bonar, D. Braun, J. Bry- an, M. Carteaux, B. Childers, T. Christy, K. Clancy, M. Clancy, T. Clancy, C. Clark, A. Colchin, K. Cordes, K. Cordes, P. Costello, G. Cowen, S. Cowen, J. Croy, C. Curtis, J. Curtis, R. Dahm, M. Dennon, L. Dodane, C. Eckrich, L. Fahey, M. Figel, M. Folds, M. Gabet, K. Goggin, R. Grabowski, K. Gwozdz, L. Hagedorn, J. Han- non, K. Harkenrider, C. Hartzog, S. Hickey, D. Hobson, J. Hohenstein, M. Hohenstein, D. Hotter, A. Horn, M. Horoch, J. Huegenard, K. Jackson, K. Jackson, J. Keefer, K. Kesterke, K. Kever, M. Kluesner, C. Kohne, J. Kress, S. Libbing, M. Liehr, N. Litchfield, L. Luginbill, S. McGrew, M. Matera, M. Miller, A. Muldoon, R. Neher, M. Niemeyer, K. Pelter, C. Pena, J. Pena, M. Redman, T. Reith, K. Richards, M. Roesler, P. Rondot, J. Rorick, L. Rose, H. Rost, K. Schaab, N. Schuller, K. Sholl, B. Slattery, T. Steckler, B. Steel, S. Steinacker, M. Stein- brunner, M. Strack, C. Stuckey, K. Ueber, J. Ueber, K. Van Dyck, R. Ward, M. Weingartner, V. Wirtner, D. Quandt. CLUBS 53 Music Is A World Maureen is In The Mood. Look at those puppy dog eyes. Kathy ' s Only Just Begun. The 1978-79 Bishop Luers Minstrels: D. Andersen, C. Arnold, J. Baumgartner, B. Bechtol, C. Bonar, K. Clancy, M. Clancy, J. Coffee, N. Colchin, P. Colchin, P. Costello, G. Cowen, S. Cowen, M. Dennon, C. DeWald, F. Figel, M. Folds, M. Gabrek, K. Goggin, T. Gordon, L. Hagedorn, K. Harkenrider, K. Jackson, K. Kever, C. Kohne, M. McAr- dle, S. McGrew, G. Mitchell, K. Morrow, A. Muldoon, R. Neher, K. Richards, P. Ron- dot, L. Rose, N. Schuller, E. Skevington, B. Slattery, M. Steinbrunner, K. Van Dyck, P. Voors. 54 MINSTRELS Within Itself MINSTRELS 55 What A Year For The 1978-79 The 1978-79 Bishop Luers Marching Knights were directed by Mr. Richard Brown. He was assisted in his duties by Mr. David Streeter and Brother Louis Canter. The members of this en- thusiastic band in alphabetical order are: Eliza- beth Andrews, Ken Annable, Nancy Annable, Marilyn Bauman, Joe Beier, Jack Bennett, Ka- ren Bennett, Greg Bowers, Adrian Bruner, Ke- vin Burkart, Matt Carteaux, Susan Davis, Jeff Degitz, Chris Disher, Chris Dewald, Joe Earls, Mary Evans, Dorothy Folds, Jan Freygang, Mark Gabrek, Janine Gensheimer, Tina Gor- don, Nancy Hartman, Virginia Hettinger, Deb- bie Hickey, Beth Hickey, Sue Hickey, Kelly Jackson, Karen Litchfield, Bill Matter, Kathy Matter, Bob Matter, Pat McDonald, Sheila Mc- Donald, Greg Mitchell, Teresa Mitchell, Amy Monnier, Mike Niederholtmeyer, Brigetti Ohse, Robin Ohse, Amy Oxiey, Valerie Oxiey, Erik Perry, Angle Quinn, Teresa Renninger, Linda Rose, George Scheiner, Jackie Scheiner, Ed Skevington, Richard Simon, Charlotte Smith, Carol Stabler, Mary Strabbing, Mary Steinbrun- ner. 56 CLUBS Bishop Luers Marching Knights Key Clubbers Respond One Decade of Top- Being Number One is a Key Club tra- dition at Luers. This year the Key Club celebrated a decade of first place service and leadership to the community. Their activities included collecting money for Muscular Dys- trophy, parking cars at games and special events, and cleaning up afterward. They donated much of their time to service projects throughout the city and the Luers Community. At the State Conven- tion the Key Club was awarded for their overall service and many mem- bers were awarded for individual projects. Father Max and Brother Tom were the moderators and this year ' s Officers were: President Mike Stronczek, Vice President Paul Ger- adot. Secretary Bart Roberts, Trea- surer Sheila Roesler, Sergeant at Arms Joe Celerak, and Bulletin Edi- tor Paula Bangert. 58 CLUBS To Society ' s Needs Notch Key Clubbing Mike with one of many awards. Sheila, Patty, Paula, and Bart are awarded at State. 1978-79 Key Clubbers: Mark Andorfer, Paula Bangert, Susan Barbieri, Bob Becker, Ann Bruggeman, Joe Celarek, Julie Celarek, Tim Clancy, Chris Cocks, Mary Colligan, Mark Colligan, Joanne Cuccinelli, Dan Daly, Kevin DeKonnick, Ken Didion, Maureen Fahey, Ed Feipel, Chris Galpern, Paul Geradot, Paul Glowacki, Lester Hanford, Phil Huizing, Dave Husar, Patty Kerr, Laura Klug, Tony Laughlin, Craig Lebamoff, Joe Mazza, Kathy Moreno, Eileen O ' Connor, Mary O ' Connor, Tim Palmer, Brian Paris, John Pena, Dan Quandt, Jerry Rahrig, Mary Renner, Bart Roberts, Sheila Roesler, Amy Rose, Steve Schenk, Larry Schnurr, Tom Strain, Ed Skevington, Jeff Slater, John Shank, Cheryl Stronzek, Mike Stronzek, Bernie Wilson, Shannon Wirtner, Vince Wirtner. Paula and Max rough it. It ' s ' Nice to be Number One. CLUBS 59 60 CLUBS Hockey — A New Sport At Luers The B ishop Luers Hockey Team: Tim Coffee, Dave Wis- sel, Joe Franke, Joe Hoffer, John Huneck, Doug Bonar, Greg Childers, Matt Ueber, Steve Wissel, Kurt Jefferies, Pat Daily, Jeff Whiting, Eric Coffee, Larry Perez, John Edwards, and Colin Chin. The 1978-79 Hockey Team was coached by Rick Keefer. Don ' t tickle me! ' The Knight Hockey Team ended its first season with a very respectable record. The team finished at 4-9-1 which included wins over Northrop and Dwenger and a 6-6 tie with de- fending state champion Snider. Although in its first year, the team decided to compete in the State Tournament at Schererville, Indiana. After being down by a score of 5-1 to our opponents. South Bend Adams, the team came back and tied the game 5-5 and it went into 3 over- times before bowing out by a score of 6-5. According to Coach Keefer, the officials at the State Tourna- ment were quite impressed with Luers as a first year team. It should follow then, that we should be even stronger next year! If only I were out there! ' We ' re big, we ' re mean, we ' re tough! ' Come on Tim, go for it! CLUBS 61 Members Of ACCOLADE Grow S Live Directed by editor Ann Gildea and moderator Ms. Anderson, the nnembers of ACCOLADE worked to capture the year on pictures. They worked really hard and hope you like it!! BrigettI and Patrice — Typist and Art edito rs. W a Ui 1 mM M H iQ 8 The 1978-79 Accolade staff. Sr. Section Editor Paula Ban- gert. Sr. Section members Barb Alter and Cindy Clark. Underclass section Ed. Nan Konger and asst. Mary Beth Fisher. Accolade moderator Ms. Anita Anderson. Sports Section members Robin Ohse and Teresa Mitchell and section Ed. Ann Gildea. 62 CLUBS With Croppers, Layouts And Deadlines! •«8(l f % Ann Gildea, Editor-in-Chief Carrie Ann Fisher, Steph Cowen (ed.) Division Pgs. index Ed. Susan Barbieri i K . ' i Spirit Section Ed. Maria Zintzmaster Spirit Sec. Lisa Robertson, Louise Eckrich, Sarah Beck. Clubs section Ed. Ginny Hettinger, Chris Stuckey, Patty Logan Section Editors: Nan Konger, Kathy Matter, Susan Barbieri, Ann Gildea. Doug Starost, Maria Zintzmaster, Steph Cowen, Brigetti Ohse, Virginia Hettinger. Photographers Doug Starost, Carol Tannehil Joe Gerardot. CLUBS 63 64 BRAIN POWER BRAINPOWER 65 In Charge Of It All This year we have a familiar face in a new position. Fr. Fred is now the principal for Bishop Luers High School. Fr. Fred has brought many changes to Luers during his first year as acting principal. Basically, the changes made were to improve the appearance and facilities of the school as well as working closer with the student body. We truely appreciate all your hard work and enthusiasm you have put forth throughout the year, thank YOU, FR. FRED. Fr. Mike is the Assistant Principal this year. Whenever Fr. Fred is gone for the day Fr. Mike is in charge of things. Fr. Mike is also in charge of making out schedules for all the students and fitting students into classes when they join the class late. Without Fr. Mike we would all be lost and owe him a big THANK YOU as well. Fr. Fred Link O.F.M.: Principal Fr. Michael Chowning O.F.M.: Assistant Principal Fr. Fred and Fr. Mike take time out for a picture. 66 BRAIN POWER The picture to the right portrays the sense of humor that our two deans, Fr. Max and Ms. Lombardo, need to have in order to cope with their responsibil- ities. Ms. Lombardo and Fr. Max are the enforcers of law and order at Bishop Luers. Although there are a few at Luers who consider the deans as the enemy most of us know them as a friend They treat each individual fairly and are always willin to listen with an open mind. Deans And Librarian Earn Recognition Fr. Max Langendorfer, O.F.M. Ms. Mary Lombardo Mrs. Beyer holds a degree in Library Science from Indiana University. She came to Bishop Luers in the fall of 1977 to be in charge of the library. Many changes have been made since Mrs. Beyer came to Luers. She has worked hard to improve the facilities of the library which is now known as the me- dia center. We all owe Mrs. Beyer (pictured to the right) a big THANKS. Persons in high station are not only answerable for their own conduct, but for the example they may hold out to others. This, joined to their advantages of educattion, aggravates their vices and loads them with a greater share of responsibility. Juvenal BRAINPOWER 67 Bringing It All Together Bro. Ron Bolfeta O.F.M. is in charge of the Business Management of Luers. He is also the Student Congress Moderator. This is Bro. Ron ' s second year at Luers. Bro. Louis Lamping O.F.M. is the Bookstore Manager and also helps out in driving the buses for all the clubs here at Luers. Br. Louie has been here for eight years helping out in all the ways possible. Mrs. Sue Jehl has been here for two years helping to keep the Front Office organized. She is the Receptionist and the Registrar for all the students coming to Luers. Thank you for making your years here nice for everyone. Mrs. Hilda Hofacker is new at Luers this year and hopefully she likes her first year here. She is in charge of helping to keep the Front Office in an orderly manner. She also aids Mrs. Jehl in all the work that has to be done. L, to R.: Bro. Ron Bolfeta, Bro. Louis Lamping, Mrs. Jehl, Mrs. Hofacker. 68 BRAIN POWER Guidance Aids In Growth Left to right: Ms. Watson, Mr. Miller — Department Chairperson, Ms. Skevington. A very helpful department at Luers is the Guidance Department. As an incoming 9th grader some of the first people you meet at Luers are: Mr. Miller, Ms. Skevington and Ms. Watson. Advice and counseling are available to each student throughout his career at Luers. Any questions concerning course selection, graduation and college requirements can be answered by our Guidance Department. BRAINPOWER 69 Where Would We Be Without Jerry Ensch: Cook Mary Cassaday: Manager Alice Umphrey: Cook Beatrice Welch: Cook Whafs cooking in YOUR kitchen?? 70 BRAINPOWER Working Hands Behind The Scenes Elizabeth Mulgrew; Cook Mary Lou Chaney: Cook V Mary Ellen Schmidt: Cook Abe Muldoon: Head Custodian Let ' s all stop a minute to think of what we would do without the wonderful ladies in the kitchen. They make the food for all of us to eat. The long lunch lines every day prove just what good cooks these ladies are. Thank you ladies for all the work you have done to help make the meals this year better than any of the years in the past! Howard Jacquay: Maintenance What would Luers be like without the hard work of two fine men:? Mr. Abe Muldoon and Mr. Howard Jacquay are the two who keep the school in tip-top shape. They work day in and day out to have everything in fine condition for the next day of school. Just think of all the tasks that have to be accomplished within one day ' s time. There are only two men who take care of the maintenance work here and they both deserve a big THANK YOU. BRAIN POWER 71 The English Department English, what is it? Well, it is the language that most of us learned to first speak. Ac- cording to Websters New World Dictionary English is a school course or class in the English language or its literature. To some it may mean a book report, a term paper or a speech that has to be given. At Luers, how- ever, it means the experts who bring the English language to life in such courses as: Science Fiction, British Authors, Plays, Poet- ry, Journalism, and College Writing. The English Department this year consists of six teachers: Ms. Kathy Imler, Department Chairperson, Mr. Dave Schnelker, Mrs. Raisa Schnelker, Mr. Klem Lebamoff, Mrs. Mary Bucklin, and Mrs. Jill Rinne. Ms. Imler: Department Chairperson Mr, Dave Schnelker Ms. Mary Bucklin 72 BRAINPOWER Personification Plus Mrs. Raisa Schnelker Mr. Klem Lebamoff and Goldilocks said BRAINPOWER 73 Exploring The Scientific World Mr. John Halter Department Chairperson. Ms. Marie Carteaux Fr. Camillus Hogan, O.F.M. Sr. Jeanne Esther Niswonger, O.S.F. Welcome to our laboratory! Dissecting, labs, equations. Fox Island, and formulas are just a few of the experiences Luers ' science students have shared during the past year. Upon entering the science world one tends to be overwhelmed by the strange, new language of science. But with the help of four excellent science teachers the mysteries of physics, biology, chemistry and life science begin to clear. Stones may no longer look like just rocks but more like slate, granite or possibly quartz. You may have learned in genetics why you have blue eyes but all your brothers and sisters have brown eyes. You may have even figured out that the symbols of physics and chemistry is not a lot of mumble jumble but clear logical fa cts and equations. The Bishop Luers unbeatable Science Department is: Fr. Camillus. Mr. John Halter, Sr. Jean Esther, Ms. Marie Carteaux and 74 BRAINPOWER Creating: A Part Of Living And Growing Ms. Anita Anderson Ms. Anderson has been at Bishop Luers for two years now as the Home Economics teacher. Besides both Foods and Clothing Ms. An- derson is involved as our Accolade Moderator as well. Mrs. Cartwright is the Art Dept. Chairperson. Mrs. Cartwright has or- ganized and mo- derates a new club at Luers this year — the Pho- tography Club. This is Mrs. Cartwrights fourth year at Luers. Mrs. Louis Cartwright Are you planning something rowdie???i BRAIN POWER 75 Foreign Languages, Spanish, Foreign f ' The main objective of the Foreign Language De- partment is to develop reading, writing, and speaking skills in a foreign country. The 1978-79 Foreign Language Department of- fered the Bishop Luers ' students their choice of learning Spanish, French, Latin or German. Latin, an intellectual luxury , enabled a student to learn about Roman history, literature, culture, and civilization. French, Spanish, and German classes were designed to develop speaking skills and to acquaint the students to the customs of the French, Spanish, and German people. Through the study of languages, students gained an appreciation of foreign cultures. Mr Thomas Teusch: Department Chairperson, Spanish Latin, Foreign Languages, French, Sr. Veronica Foster. O.SF.: Latin Ms. Paula Crist: French. 76 BRAINPOWER Languages, German, Foreign Languages Left to Right: Ms. Crist, Sr. Veronica. Mr. Skinner, Fr. Jerry, Sr. Hilaria, and Mr. Teusch. Foreign Languages, Spanish, Foreign Sr. Hilaria Held, O.S.F.: German. Fr. Jerome Mueller, O.F.M.: Spanish. BRAINPOWER 77 Music Leaders At Luers Left to right: Mr. Streeter — Choral Director: Mr. Brown — Band Director. The Bishop Luers band and jazz band are directed by Mr. Brown. Mr. Brown has been at Luers for two years now. Through many hours of practice Mr. Brown has led the band in many fine performances. We welcome Mr. Streeter in his first year at Luers. As choral director he is in charge of Girl ' s Chorus and the Lancers. He is also the Moderator for Bishop Luers ' very own swinging choir — the Minstrels 78 BRAINPOWER Getting Down To Business These days the demands and pressures of the everyday world are becoming greater and greater. We are lucky here at Luers to have had three very fine teachers this year to prepare us for the business world. Mr. Steve Mathews, Department Chairperson, Mr. Michael Reed, and Mrs. Marty Haag make up the Business Department. Mr. Michael Reed Mrs. Marty Haag Mr. Mathews: Business Department Chairperson. Mr. Reed, Mr. Matthews, and Mrs. Haag take time to pose. BRAINPOWER 79 Social Studies Social The Social Studies Department at Bishop Luers was comprised of six devoted teachers: iVlr, John O ' Connor, Bro. Tom, Ms. Lapp, Mr. John Main, Ms. Lombardo, and Mr. Letiezia. These six teach- ers tried to instill in us an intellec- tual knowledge of the govern- ment, the roots from which it stems, our own governmental structure and levels, and the his- tory of many other countries. Mr. O ' Connor, Mr. Main, Ms. Lombardo, and Bro. Tim discuss various teaching methods at a department meeting. Mr. John O ' Connor: Department Chairperson. Ms. Carolyn Lapp 80 BRAINPOWER studies Social Studies Social Mr. Frank Letizia. Mr. John Main Bro. Tom Ary. O.F.M. Ms. Lapp and Mr. Main sit back to en)oy Mr. O ' Connor ' s story. BRAINPOWER 81 It Takes Physical Stamina What would we do without the Athletic Dept.? No sports, no Phys. Ed., no fun. We are lucky to have 5 super Phys. Ed. teach- ers here. Thank you, Ms. Roscoe, Mr. Girgash, Mr. Ronai, Mr. Gerardot, and Mr. Sorg. Coach Bob Ronai, Coach JoAnn Roscoe, Coach John Sorg, Coach Mark Girgash. 82 BRAINPOWER For Physical Education Joanne Roscoe Mark Girgash Coach Larry Geradot Coach Bob Ranai Coach John Sorg BRAINPOWER 83 Growing To Live, Living No one can deny that Bishop does not have the Spirit. The Spirit is felt by everyone — those who learn at Luers, teach at Luers, work at Luers and even those who visit Luers. For the Spirit of Luers is a way of life — it is the Franciscan Spirit. We are lucky here at Luers to have five dedicated Religion teachers who are always there for us, leading us to the way of the Lord. Fr. Carl is our school Pastor and teaches Juniors and Seniors. Fr. Dan is the Reli- gion Department Chairperson and teaches Sopho- mores and Seniors. Br. Mark teaches the Freshmen and Seniors. Fr. Gary and Br. Tim, both new at Luers this year, teach Freshmen and Sophomores. Bro. Mark Ligett, O.F.M. Fr. Carl Hawver, O.F.M.: School Pastor. Bro. Tim Sucher, O.F.M. Fr. Dan Havron, O.F.M.: Department Chairperson. 84 BRAINPOWER To Grow — In Christ L to R: Fr. Gary. Fr. Dan, Fr. Carl, Praise, Bro. Tim, and Bro. Mark. Cling to the Mighty One, Ps. LXXXIX:19 Cling to the Living One Cling to the Coming One, 1 John IV:16 Rev. XXII:20 Cling in thy grief; Heb. Xlhll Through all below; Hope shall arise; Rom. Vll:38, 39 Titus ll;13 Cling to the Holy One, Heb. Vll:ll Cling to the Pardoning One. Cling to the Reigning One. John XIV:27 Ps. XCVII:! He gives relief; Ps. CXVI:6 He speaketh peace: Joy lights thine eyes. John XIV:23 Ps. XVhll Cling to the Gracious One, Ps. CXVI:5 Cling in thy pain; Ps. IV:4 Cling to the Faithful One, 1 Thess. V:25 He will sustain. Ps. IV:24 Cling to the Living One, Heb. Vll:25 Cling in thy woe. Ps. LXXXVI:7 Cling to the Healing One, Exod. XV:25 f Anguish shall cease. Ps. CXVII:2 Cling to the Bleeding One, 1 John 11:27 Clind to His side Cling to the Risen One. Rom. Vl:9 In Him abide; John XV:4 Fr. Gary Savourin, O.F.M. BRAINPOWER 85 Five Great Teachers Establishing a foundation and preparing Bishop Luers students for life upon graduation, the math depart- ment is excellently staffed to meet any problem. These faculty members are: Mr. Walt Reiger, Mrs. Kahre, Mrs. Neuenschwander, Mrs. Batello, and Mr. Oakes. Using equipment such as overhead projectors, com- passes, protractors, and other basic materials, the math department has as its job to instill in the minds of the students the fundamentals of math. No matter what the problem or the degree of difficulty, the teach- ers are always able to conquer it and find the solution. Mr. Walt Reiger: Department Chairperson. Mrs. Jan Kahre Mrs. Lois Neuenschwander 86 BRAINPOWER Excellent Math Department Mrs. Cathleen Batuello Mr. Dan Oakes - The Math Department adds up as a winning combination BRAINPOWER 87 SPORTS 89 Tennis Of 1978 Row 1: Pete Voors, Dave Husar, Chris Galpern, Steve WIssel. Dave Wissel, Greg Chllders. Row 2: Mike Henline, Jeff Bryan, John Pena, Chris Dewald, Greg Woehnker, Bart Roberts. Row 3: Joe Mazza, Mike Huntine. Joe Braun, Jim Zern, Jeff Baumgartner, Coach O ' Connor. This year ' s season was full of fun, surprises, and hard worl . The team was mainly comprised of underclass- men, guided by Senior leadership and experience. Our record was 3-11 but the team showed much improve- ment and should be dynamite in 1970. The team was led by Captain Chris DeWald and fellow Seniors Pete Voors and Dave Husar. John Pena and Jim Zern played fantastically as sophomores. The unbeatable doubles team of Juniors Joe Braun and Mike Huntine held the best record. Luers: 1 New Haven: 4 Luers: 5 North Side: Luers: 1 .Elmhurst: 4 Luers: 5 Dwenger: Luers: 3 Lakeland: 2 Luers: K V I 1 Harding: 4 Luers: fid My Concordia: 4 Luers: iH| ■F South: 3 Luers: jHH Hi- ' Homestead: 5 Luers: ' NH ■ HHHt 1 Northrop: 4 Luers: ' l|if o Snider: 5 Luers: b| 1 1 Bluffton: 4 Luers: J|  o Wayne: 5 Sectional H k llfc, Luers: nf W Northrop: - h .B m 4 fln ' s hiHKm H r._ .1.; .. . - ' ■ ■■N ■V! ■ 90 SPORTS A Hard Working Season - ' ' ' SP T v • 1 Dave Husar in action. Pete stretches to get that ball ' Wait your turn Capt. Dewald and his shades. A game of concentration SPORTS 91 Luers Ladies ' Yam ' Row 1; Mgr. Lon Halliwill, Kelly Sitko, Cindy Clark, Angle Eifrid, Coach Roscoe. Row 2: Mgr. Cindy Hogan, Kathy Baker, Molly Baker, Laura Nill, Jan Nartker, Cathy Woenker, Coach Kahre. Row 3: Kathy Kinder, Kelly Henline, Beth Hickey, Lisa Gigli, Nancy Rehm, Mgr. Kathleen Smith. Not pictured: Cindy Figel. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs. Luers vs Luers vs Luers vs T Bellmont Leo S. Aqlams Adams Cent. Huntington Ga. Woodlan Homestead New Haven Snider Elmhurst : - Carroll Concordia Wayne Northrop , .?- South Harding Dwenger Harding North Side Harding Invitattonal: Luers vs. Huntington N. Luers vs. Leo Luers vs. Harding Luers vs.Muncie North 10-12,15-9,11-15 15-12,13-11 15-0,15-3 15-6,15-3 13-15,15-1 6-12,15-5,8-13 6-15,15-5,13-8 6-11,15-4,10-14 15-4,15-13 10-14,9-15 15-6,10-15,15-9 15-9,15-9 7-15.9-15 11-13,9-15 8-15,14-12,15-13 13-15,13-11,6-15 15-g,4-15,14-8 l.d t2,10-15 6-15,15-2,13-15 15-4,14-12 15-8,15-9 12-15,7-15 3-15,9-15 Varsity finished with 13-12 sea- son highlighted by stopping Bish- op Dwenger ' s winning streak. This game was led by team captains Lisa Gigli and Beth Hickey. The team put up a strong attack against Wayne at the Sectionals with returnees Nancy Rehm, Cin- dy Figel, Ingred Choka, Julie Ueber and Cindy Clark. Luers ' varsity placed 5th in the conference and Harding Invita- tional Tourney. The Frosh team did very well this year also, placing first for the sec- ond straight year in a row of the BLHS Tourney. Coach Roscoe gives directions in a tight spot. 92 SPORTS In 78 Season Reserve Scores Bellmont 11-9, 11-14, 9-12 Leo 6-15, 15-4, 15-4 South Adams 15-2, 15-8 Ad ms Central 15-3, 15-8 Hulatington Catholic 15-1, 15-S SAC Reserve Tourney South 15-0, 15-2 Dwenger 10-12, 15-3, 9-14 Woodlan 15-5, 15-4 Homestead 15-0, 15-3 New Haven 10-14, 15-5, 9-15 Carroll 15-6, 15-1 Garrett 15-2, 15-0 Row 1: Mgr. Lorl Halliwill, Leisa Gabet, Kris Morrow, Renee Fleischman, Kim Baker. Coach Roscoe. Row 2: Mgr. Cindy Hogam, Ingrid Choka, Teresa Derheimer, Jenny Monnier. Julie Ueber, Coach Kahre. Row 3: Mgr. Kathy Kinder, Laura Morkin, Mary Gabet. Annie Eckrich, Mary Colligan, Mgr , Kathleen Smith Row 1: Coach Kahre, Laura Morken, Kim Baker, Coach Roscoe. Row 2: Amy Hoevel, Laure Renninger, Ingrid Choka, Julie Ueber. Row 3: Rhonda Leffers. Kris Rahrig, Ram Keil, Mary Barbieri, Mary Colligan. SPORTS 93 Young Reckless can best describe my last team here. Nominated by youth and over 20 younger brothers of previous players, the team showed constant improvement with the occasional mistake a young team can make. Our Season Record does not indicate the intensity and enthusiasm with which we played. The tradition and enthusiasm is still alive well and I am happy to have been a part of it as a player, Assistant Coach and Head Coach. I will miss the players. Coaches and the special people that have been involved in the program — and I feel that with hard work and dedication — the success that is looked for in our program can be again be attained. Coach Mike Reed Varsity Football 78 ' Knight ' s Fearless Front. Row 1: Bernie Beier, Jeff Slater, Todd Slocum, Phil Huizing, Mark Williams, Bob Wyss, Bill Mauch, Les Hanford, Bernadette Beier, Row 2: Kurt Cordes, Tony Peppier, Matt Carteaux, John Gotschall, Terry Brownlee. Dave Welling, Terry Urbine, Scott Glassley, Bob Bergeron. Row 3: Joe Bickel, Larry Spatt, Tom Woenker, Tom Morken, Jim Dwire, Pete Mungovan, Doug Bonar. Row 4: Joe Earls, Joe Sturm. Phil Gerardot, Tony Sell, Thad Hedges, Tim Coffee, Tony Mungovan, Paul Bollinger, Dave Libbing, Jim Wilson. Row 4: Phil Patnoude, Mike Egts, Don Grote, Head Coach Mike Reed, Mark Girgash, Frank Letizia, Jerry Krouse, Dan Oakes, John Carteaux, Bob Swinehart, Jim Celarek. 94 SPORTS Filled With Effort, Unity And Spirit ■V«!t? Luers 7 SB Washington 35 Luers 20 Gary West ' rau ' ' 14 Luers 10 Concordia . ' , ?13 ' Luers Dwenger S -i ' ' 14 Luers Snider 14 Luers 28 Harding 19 Luers 26 Soutli 33 Luers Wayne , 7 Luers 6 Elmlnurst 28 Charging through the line. Coach sends in a play. A fight from the sidelines. ' Here we come. A shot from the Harding rumble. SPORTS 95 Reserves Complete Successful Season The Reserve team had its sec- ond winning season in a row. Our best game was against Southside. The season was very rewarding in that it was a lot of fun and a good learning experience for both players and coaches. Luers 16 Bishop Dwenger 14 Luers 16 Etrtihurst KM Luers 8 New Haven LMars 24 Concordia Luers Wayne 20 Luers 5 . Handing 7 Luers 15 South 7 Luers 14 Northside On the phone? ? A Close-Up smile. Row 1: Kurt Cordes. Todd Slocum, Pete Mungovan, Bob Wyss, John Gotschall, Jeff Slater. Row 2: Coach Letizia, Paul Bollinger, Phil Huizing, Phil Patnoude, Coach Egts, Bill Mauch, Doug Bonar, Tony Peppier, Bernie Beier. 96 SPORTS Frosh Football — Desire To Try Again!! ' •• . .««Tr j«l! ( Row 1: Mike Baach, Amado Rigo, Jim Mungovan, Brent Klotz, Ray Powell, Ken Bogenschutz, Tom Didion, Bob Schick, Mike Cornelia. Row 2: Assistant Coach Garteaux, Jim Quinlan, Herman Rust, Tom Coy, Ray Billingsley, Bill Berghoff, Rick Jenkins, Tracy Allen, Fred Kesterke, Head Coach Oakes. Row 3: Assistant Coach Carteaux, Jeff Hipskind, Jim Hill, Craig Lebamoff, Mike Kinder, Marty Paliganoff, Steve Hartman, Joe Beier, Phil Dillon, Andy Evans. The major issue this year was to bring out and develop the potential abilities of each individual player. It took three games on the grid-iron before the line and the back- field were putting it all to- gether. As the season went on, we learned from our mis- takes and captured a super victory over Garrett, the season was special, because the coaches spent lots of time teaching on and off the field and each player learned to play a position, be it of- fense, defense, or special teams. Luers 3 Warsaw BK m Tuers Bishop Dwenger 25 Luers Harding 19 Luers 13 Garrett Luers 7 Wayne 47 Luers 6 Dekalb 6 Luers 18 Concordia 26 Luers Carroll 38  -; Right Down The Line SPORTS 97 A Winning Season; This was a successful season with a 10-6 dual meet record, 9th in the SAC and 14th in the sectional. There were excellent perfor- mances including Luers ' first run- ner below 13:00 at McMillen — Nat Anguiano, Bob Becker ' s fourth place finish in the Frosh- Soph race at Manchester (13:00) and Sabin Martin ' s 13:02 also at Manchester. Many others contri- buted to this season and repre- sented Luers in a manner they can be proud of. and they ' re off! Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Mike Stronczek, Robin Ohse, Mary O ' Connor. Nate Anguiano, Jim Huth Coach Rieger, Phil Schulhler, Sabin Martin. Tom Powell, Bob Becker, Jerry Rahrig Mark Gabrek.Mike Colligan, Mike Sovine, Steve Westrick, Bill Matter, Dan Gabrek 98 SPORTS A Year To Remember : v. ■. Mike and Bob — arm In arm. Mark puts on the steam. Luers: Opponent: 49 19 Heritage 37 21 New Haven 26 29 Belmont % -26 29 Dwenger -11 41 18 Harding 52 23 Homestead 49 15 Norwell „24 34 Dekalb 42 Elmhurst ; 17 43 Churubusco 22 34 Bluffton 38 19 Harding 17 44 Huntington Cath. 15 50 Southwood 9th in SAC Sectional 14th out of 22 ' How did I do Coach? ' SPORTS 99 1978-79: A Season Of The 1978-79 Basketball season was a rebuilding year at Bishop Luers. The final record of the team is no indication of the long hours of hard work spent and the tremendous improvement made by each player as the player as the year progressed. Senior Bob Swinehart was named Offensive Player of the Year, while senior Chris Zuber was named Most Improved Player of the Year and Bill Mauch, sopho- more, was given the Mental Atti- tude Award. The Seniors, through their hard work and dedication, have helped pave a new era in basketball which will result in winning sea- sons in the future. How can you call that? Kelpin goes up high for the tip. A break through for a fight against North. 100 SPORTS Hard Work, Dedication standing from left to right: Coach Bob Ronai, Bill Mauch, Gary Kleinrichert, Chris Zuber, Doug Hofer, John Kelpin, Bob Swinehart, Jerry Berghoff, Jim Celarek, Ron Westrick. Sitting: Managers Andy Moring, Nancy Litchfield, Bob Childers. Missing: Managers Chris Stuckey, Lisa Walker and Asst. Coach Fr. Gary Sabourin. Luers 54 Huntington Catholic 58 Luers 57 Elmhurst 82 Luers 65 Mish-Marion 51 Luers 40 North Side 77 Luers 42 Heritage 53 Luers 58 Adams Central 60 Luers 51 Harding 63 Luers 60 So. Wells 57 Luers 44 Snider 54 Luers 60 Dwenger (H.T.) 70 Luers 71 Hamilton 75 Luers 46 Northrop 71 Luers 54 Dwenge r 55 Luers 75 Bluffton 73 Luers 63 S. Bend St. Joe 75 Luers 58 Wayne 63 Luers 52 South Side 86 Luers 60 Ind. Scecina 72 Luers 49 Concordia 56 Luers 51 North Side (Sect.) 70 Guys go for two ? John struggles for control. SPORTS 101 Reserves And Frosh — Jobs Well Done The 1978-79 Reserves. Row 1; Dan Gabrek, Scott Glassley, Jim Huth, Leo Henkenius, Jeff Miller. Row 2: Jeff Carrier, Greg Markley, Tony Williams, Mike Markley, Coach Dan Oakes. The 1978-79 Frosh Team. Row 1: Dave Ward, Mike Kinder, Tom Powell, Phil Schuler, Dan Steinbrunner, Tim Berghoff, Jim Hill, Ray Powell. Row 2: Phil Dillon, Troy Rybicki, Herb Kleeber, Mike Cornelia, Steve Hartman, Dan Diagostino, Ken Bogenschutz. The Reserve and Frosh Boys ' basketball teams did a real fine job this year. These young men played their hearts out and each gave something very spe- cial to the team — their enthu- siasm and desire to get that ball through the hoop. The Re- serve overall record for the season wasn ' t the best, but the effort and spirit was terrific! They played three fantastic games that were decided in overtimes and here they lost by only one or two silly points. Thanks to all the participants of this sport — without everyth- ing you give in running up and down the court the fans ' win- ters would be mighty boring!!! 102 SPORTS SPORTS 103 The Year ' s Leaders Of Cheers The Varsity Cheerleaders were surely the leaders of cheers. They went through organizing pep assemblies, baking food for the boys ' varsity football and basketball teams, and keeping the spirit of Luers alive!! During the summer of ' 78, the Varsity and Reserve squads worked many hours preparing for U.S.C.A. Cheerleading Camp. While at camp, they received a 1st place rating for both their skit and pom-pom routine, and were also named the 2nd best squad at camp. From there they went to B Grand Nationals competition where they cheered themselves to a 49th rating in the nation. Congratulations and thanks girls!! 41-S The 1978-79 Varsity Cheerleaders (L- R) Patsy Klotz, Paula Smith, Mary Lo- gan, Chris Andorfer, Renee Ward, and Tess Weber. 104 SPORTS The four Reserve and ten Frosh Cheerleaders chosen this year were a great part of the Luers ' Spirit Leaders. They did a great job arousing the spirit of the Luers ' community. Thanks, cheerleaders. A special thanks, too, from the 1978- 79 Varsity, Reserve, and Frosh Cheerleaders to Ms. Lombardo, their moderator. Reserves And Frosh The Reserve Cheerleaders of ' 78- ' 79: Row 1: Jeannine Eifrid, Tracy Nagel. Row 2: Rosie Frericks, Annette Woenker. i| f- - ,T The ' 78- ' 79 Frosh Cheerleaders (L-R) Mary Barbieri, Karen Mill, Kim Baker, De-De Shuster, Lynn Hagedorn, Debbie Hickey, Carol Debets, Gayle Smith, Gail Ehinger, and Laura Morken. SPORTS 105 New Coaches Aid ' ' ' 1 f 1 ' - - I- ' X Barb, get that tip. Ms. Bucklin: Looking good gals. 106 SPORTS In A Winning Season Varsity Scores Luers 48 Heritage 41 Luers 45 Hunt. Cath. 42 Luers 51 North Side 50 Luers 48 Wayne 39 Luers 49 Elmhurst 33 Holiday Tourney Luers 43 Snider 24 Luers 40 North 44 Luers 39 Bluffton 29 Luers 37 Dwenger 42 Luers 57 South Side 37 Luers 43 Concordia 35 Luers 58 Northrop 49 Luers 51 Snider 42 Luers 50 New Haven 30 Luers 51 Bellmont 60 Luers 47 Harding Sectional 45 Luers 44 Heritage 49 With a new coaching staff, an inexperi- enced team, a lot of hard work and a lot of fun, the girls ' basketball team had a fine year. One of the exciting things of the season was playing the Northrop Varsity game on Friday night before the boys ' game. The crowd was good and the team responded by play- ing one of their more exciting games. The team ended the conference sea- son by beating Harding in overtime. The 8-1 conference record gave them a second place in the SAC behind Dwenger. All in all the team had a good season and we look forward to seeing the team next year. Five super seniors will be lost but the younger girls played this year and the Junior Varsity with their 13-1 record should help. Thanks to all the players, fans, and coaches Ms. Bucklin and Ms. Kahre. y Nancy guards her opponent. Row 1: Julie Ueber, Kathy Baker, Diane Eckrich, Sue Schwab, Anne Mines. Row 2: Coach Kahre, Theresa Dominguez, Lori Smith, Nancy Rehm, Terry Kimes, Coach Bucklin. Row 3: Cathy Woenker, Cindy Figel, Barb Hake, Kathleen Smith. SPORTS 107 Reserves ' Teamwork Makes Good Season The 1978-79 Girls ' Reserve Basket- ball team had a great season. They ended up with a 13-1 record and the teamwork and spirit they showed out on the court really reflected the power of the Knights. Because of problems in getting pictures, the team photo was never given to the yearbook staff. Sorry Girls!! The fol- lowing girls were the ones on the team that put the hard work and effort into their games and came out on top. The Bishop Luers Reserve Girls ' Basketball team: in alphabeti- cal order, Anne Bergeron, Staci Bol- linger, Wanda Brownlee, Theresa Dominguez, Karen Kieth, Mary Kimes, Kris Rahrig, Laure Ren- ninger, Lori Smith, Karia Ueber, and Coach Kahre. Thanks for your great work and talent girls. Congratula- tions for a terrific season!!! Reserve Scores Luers 19 Heritage 20 Luers 32 Huntington 8 Luers 29 North 27 Luers 41 Wayne 20 Luers 30 Elmhurst 28 Luers 30 Bluftton 20 Luers 24 Dwenger 23 Luers 29 South 21 Luers 22 Concordia 16 Luers 21 Snider 17 Luers 26 Northrop 18 Luers 28 New Haven 26 Luers 32 Harding 16 Luers 39 Bellmont 30 Coach Kahre discusses the game plan. 108 SPORTS Wild World Of Sports SPORTS 109 1979 Track And Field Despite many injuries the 1979 Boys ' Track and Field team exper- ienced great improvement and many fine individual efforts. The high point of the season was the SAC race where Luers finished 6th and had two individual champs: Dave Husar in the mile and Paul Bol- linger in the discus. The team also showed its promise for the future when the freshmen and sopho- mores pulled together to win the Frosh-Soph Relays at Concordia. Thanks to the efforts and leadership of many fine people, especially the seniors, Bishop Luers has enjoyed one of its more satisfying seasons. Row 1 : Phil Schuhler, Tom Powell, Ken Bogenshutz, Tim Clancy, Jeff Slater, Jeff Bryan, Ray Billingsley, Bill Steel, Tom Steckler, Jim Mungovqn, Jim Belot. Row 2: Ed Skevington, Terry Urbine, Steve Hartman, Paul Pontecorvo, Ken Annable, Dan Daley, Nate Anguiano, Jeff Baumgartner, Jeff Schafer, Mark Tapp, Bob Becker. Row 3: Paul Bollinger, Sabin Martin, Dave Husar, Terence Brownlee, Ed Lill. Phil Huizing, Jerry Rahrig, John Krudop, John Coomes, Dan Hennel. Row 4: Coach Girgash, Coach Rieger, Chris Eckrich, Matt Redman, Steve Steinacker, Mike Colligan, Ed Feipel, Scott Naltner, Joe Bickel, Pat McDonald, Doug Bonar, Jeff Krudop, Mike Niemeyer, Coach Main. Jeff — Up and Over. jA !%r- --S 110 SPORTS Hard Work With Results Paul puts it past the others 1979 Meet Record Varsity Scores Luers 57 South Adams 23 Norl 6tl 67 Luers 63 Adams Central 64 Luers 32 Northrop 71 New Haven 52 A good exchange between Jeft and Mike. Luers 47 Harding Luers 48 Concordia Luers 17 Elmhurst Luers 45 Carroll Luers 41 Woodlan Luers 14 Wayne 91 Dwenger li 81 Dwenger 29 62 Norwell 79 77 74 71 Blackford 73 Matt heads for the pit to play in the sand. SPORTS 111 The 1979 Golf Team Putts Around The steady swing of Tom Osterholt. Joe Celarek is ready to drive the ball. 112 SPORTS And Has Lots Of Fun!! Look out Billy Kratzert, here comes Kevin Schiffli!! The 1979 Golf Team entered the season with plenty of experience and the desire and goal to improve. The third place finish in the SAC made the Knights a contender for a regional berth. The success of the season was due to the contribution of all the team members — some never played in varsity competition but were good enough to start for other confer- ence teams. This reserve of talent allowed for a flexible lineup with plenty of intra-squad competition. All the team members are in the pro- cess of learning more about the game and the experience of summit play and the competition among teammates insures continued suc- cess. Members of the 1979 Golf Team are: Coach O ' Connor, Mike Kehoe, Kevin Schiffli, Tom Osterholt, MVP Jeff Coffee, Mark Andorfer, Team Captain Joe Celarek, Todd Fenoglio, Bret Klotz, Tony Peppier, Mace Whiting, Dave Ward, Glenn Placido, Barry Ward. ■Heads up . FORE!! Varsity Golf 1979 Luers 165 Elmhurst 201 North 168 Luers 168 Snider 159 Concordia 190 Luers 171 South 186 Northrop 164 Luers 161 Harding 172 Wayne 167 Dwenge r 158 Luers 165 Woodlan 170 Luers 167 Dwenger Snider 151 Luers 167 Homestead 152 Luers 166 Wayne 169 Concordia 177 Luers 175 Adams Central 194 Luers 145 North Side 160 Harding 153 Luers 168 Elmhurst 185 Northrop 164 South Side 189 SPORTS 113 1979 Girls Track — Full Of Varsity Scores Luers 23 Northrop 69 North 31 Luers 73 Adams Central 32 Hunt Cath 28 Luers 28 South 74 North 32 Luers 26 Concordia 53 Dwenger 55 Luers 64 Bellmont 41 Luers 79 Garrett 26 Luers 36 Wayne 64 ElAHWrst 34 Luers 31 Harding 36 Snider 67 Luers 69 Churubusco 36 Luers 7th in City Meet Luers 1 in Homestead Invitational Beth Moistner clears the bar. 114 SPORTS Hard Work, Spirit And Fun The 79 Girls ' Track Team had some stiff competition this year. The girls worked long and hard and all their efforts paid off. Highlights of the season include the first place brought home from the Homestead Invitational and representation in State Competition by Mary O ' Connor and Tina Gordon. Congratulations girls!! Barb and Tess stretch out before the meet. Mary Strabbing in flight ' Mary does it at sectionals!! Row 1; Angle Eifrid, Carrie Ann Fisher, Laure Renninger, Kris Rahrig. Loraine Westrick, Stacie Bollinger, Theresa Bickel, Wanda Brownlee, Melissa Pine. Row 2: Lisa Arnold, Beth Moistner, Bernie Beier, Laura Klug, Sara Wickensheimer, Tracey Schmoll, Mary Strabbing, Diane Billingsley, Cheryl Stronczek, Chriss Bickel. Row 3: Teresa Renninger, Tess Weber, Barb Alter, Mary O ' Connor, Vicki Billingsley, Nancy Schuhler, Sue Glosson, Robin Ohse, Mary Ehinger, Cindy Figel. Row 4: Coach Roscoe, Teresa Derheimer, Beth Beeber, Tina Gordon, Kathleen Smith, Rita Halter, Sheila Nolan, Sheila McDonald, Kris Strain, Mgr. Pam Matera, Mgr. Tami Miller, Asst. Coach Schnelker,. Missing at picture time: Ann Gildea, mgr. SPORTS 115 Equipment 116 SPORTS The Necessities Of Athletics m m SPORTS 117 1 Luers ' Ladies Net Linda Rose is ready for the action at the net. Ann Voors puts a lot into her swing. Sheila — you ' re playing tenni s, not baseball!! What a bunch of tennis buffs!! 118 SPORTS City And Sectional Titles Tennis Scores Back Row: Steph Barnum, Allison Zern, Kelley Jackson, Anne Bergeron, Jeannine Elfrid, Michelle Reith, Leah Hagedorn, Coach Mary Lombardo. Front Row: Mary Colligan, Sue Roesler, Cindy Hogan, Sheila Roesler, Laura Nill, Jan Nartker, Renee Ward, Ann Voors, Linda Rose, Karen Nill, Molly Baker. Missing from picture: Sue Hickey, and Mgrs. Karia Ueber and Sue Davis. 1979 proved to be the year of the Luers ' Ladies in tennis. Not only in the SAC but the entire area as well, the Knights ' tennis team displayed outstanding tennis ability. The power of the tennis team was reflected in their 14-0 season record, eleven of the victories consisting of 7-0 shut outs of their opponents. The Knight team brought home a SAC City Championship trophy as well as a Co-Sectional Champs trophy. Under the coaching of Mary Lombardo, Renee Ward and Jan Nartker, named to the All Area tennis team, stroked their way to victory as Sectional Doubles Champs. Outstanding frosh Mary Colligan, who became one of the final eight participants in the I.H.S.A.A. state finals, and senior Laura Nill were also named to the All Area team. Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Luers Lufers Luers Luers Luers New Haven Dwenger Homestead Harding Bellmont South Side East Nobl Elmhurst Wayne Concordia ' North Side Whitko Snider SPORTS 11« The 1979 Baseball season was one of the finest seasons in the history of Bishop Luers. The twenty one game winning streak surpassed the 1978 seventeen game streak and now is a city record. Luers is only the 2nd team ever to go undefeated in SAC play with a 9-0 mark. Many individ- ual and team records have fallen this year. The team won the SAC Cham- pionship, sectional games, ad- vanced to Regionals and won, send- ing them to Semi-State Competition where they were defeated 3-2 by La Porte. Thanks and Congratulations for a terrific season guys and coaches!! 1979 Power Hitters Have Varsity Scoreboard Luers 10 Garrett 8 Luers 7 North Side 6 Luers 9 Bluffton 19 Luers 14 South Adams 3 Luers 7 New Haven 10 Luers 14 Hunt. Cath. 4 Luers 7 Harding 3 Luers 5 Homestead Luers 11 Dwenger 5 Luers 10 Angola Luers 5 Elmhurst Luers 20 Lakeland 3 Luers 10 Concordia Luers 6 Wayne 3 Luers 10 South Side 4 Luers 7 Whitko 4 Luers 10 Garrett Luers 11 Dwenger 5 Luers 11 Snider 4 Luers 15 Woodlan 4 Luers 9 Snider 1 Luers 7 Churubusco 2 Luers 2 Heritage 1 Luers 5 South Adams ' ' f Se ' tinrialc Luers 9 Elmhurst l ' Luers 6 Wayne 1 I- ' 9 His mom will shout it out!! Front Row: Mgr. Cathy Didion, Ken Battershell, Larry Young, Maurice Smith, Tony Sell, Scott Glassley, Bob Bergeron, Jay Wilkinson, Ken Didion, Mgr. Back Row; Coach Larry Gerardot, Tony Mungovan, Pete Mungovan, Matt Mungovan, Mike Lothamer, Tim Hines, Joe Earls, Phil Gerardot, Coach Frank Letizia,. Missing at picture time: Mgr, Paula Dawson. 120 SPORTS A Very Successful Season A teamwork effort. Get into the swing of things!! A fight for home plate. ' r y ix ' jf , Row 1: Coach Letizia, Dave Kortopeter, John Kleber, Bill Mattingly, Kurt Cordes, Tony Williams,. Row 2: Steve Hartman, Tim Berghoff, Jim Hill, Herbie Kleber. SPORTS 121 122 FACES DIVISION FROSH DIVISION 125 Freshmen Begin Tracy Allen Alfred Alvardo Ted Anguiano Nancy Annable Michael Baach Kim Baker Mary Barbieri Thomas Barker Joseph Beier James Belot Jack Bennett Anne Bergeron Timothy Berghoff William Berghoff Theresa Bickel Ray Billingsley. Don ' s be camera shy! Get back to work! Are you sure you really want to go in there? Kathryn Black Michelle Bock June Bodette Kenneth Bogenschutz. James John Stacie Bollinger Cynthia Borowski Gregory Bowers Wanda Brownlee Ann Bruggman Christophe Buonomo Kevin Burkart A good deed for the year. 126 FRESHMEN New Life At Luers Janine Carrier Julie Celarek Susan Childers Ingrid Choka Timothy Clancy Leigh Coffee Neil Colchin Mary Colligan Michael Cornelia Thomas Coy Richard Dahm Mary Day Carol Debets Rebecca Derloshon David Devido Daniel Diagostino ' The Ideal Student Little Libbing is lost again! Let ' s step outside. Thomas Didion Phillip Dillon Christoph Disher James Dodane Michael Doust Susan Edwards Gail Ehinger Mary Ehinger Andrew Evans Carrie Ann Fisher Thomas Forbes Patty Fortin It ' s different back on the farm. FRESHMEN 127 Freshmen Discover The iM p wln w 128 FRESHMAN Uniqueness Of Being A Knight . FRESHMEN 129 Freshman Year — Full Of Frustration, Mike Niederholtmeyer Karen Nill Dina Oberley John Ort Michelle Ort Marty Paliganoff Diana Palmer Tim Palmer Brian Paris Susan Pazder Mellissa Pine Paul Pontecorvo Ray Powell Mike had a yummy lunch, huh?? Tom Powell Dan Quandt Tim Quinlan Angle Quinn Melaine Quinn Kris Rahrig Tim Reith Laure Renninger Janice Reuille Kirk Rice Terry Robinson Rigo Rodriguez David Roemer 130 FRESHMEN Friendships, Fun And Fulfillment!! Amy Rose Michelle RoskuskI Herman Rost Troy Rybicki Rita Sablic Richard Sauter Jeff Schafer Anna Schafer Steve Scheele Gayle Smith Jennifer Smith Greg Sovine Tom Steckler Bill Steele Dan Steinbrunner Andy Strach Kris Strain Barb Sturm FRESHMEN 131 Geradette Teders John Ueber Julie Ueber Dave Vachon Mark Vachon Tom VanDyck Steve Walker Sandy Waltenburg Dave Ward Charles Warran Michael Weber Gen Welling Loraine Westrick Mace Whiting Pam Will Deanna Williams Susie Willour Bernadette Wilson Fresh People Turn To Sophs Soon What a bunch of enthusiasts!! Shannon Wirtner Stephen Wissel Greg Woenker Matthevi Wolfe Joan York Those not present for pictures: Cynthia Borowski, Janet Horstman, Michelle McCarthy, Terri Roberts, Donna Takacs. Wanda yells with her hands. 132 FRESHMEN ' d. ■ .- V ' A- FRESHMEN 133 SOPH DIVISION 135 The Class Of 1981 Kathy Alter Mark Andorfer Elizabeth Andrews Kenneth Annable Connie Arend Lisa Arnold Timothy Arnold Molly Baker Stephanie Barnum Bob Becker John Beckman Beth Beeber Bernard Beier Karen Bennett Chris Bickel Diane Billingsley ' What are you thinking? Clean-up efforts are always needed. Mike Bley Paul Bollinger Doug Bonar Andy Bowers The contemporary c ommunication gap ? Rosemary Bowman Amy Braun Jeff Brooks Adrian Bruner Jeff Bryan Mike Buta Jeff Carrier Matt Carteaux Looking into the outer world. 136 SOPHOMORES Through The Eyes Of A Camera Greg Childers Mike Colllgan Mary Compton John Coomes Karl Cordes Kurt Cordes Pat Costello Jim Croy JoAnne Cucine Dan Daly Matt Danehy Sue Dant Paula Dawson Jeff Degitz Kevin DeKoninck Teresa Derfielmer Diane ' s interest is finally captured. Michele, Molly and Katfiy talk freely. Are you meditating on 2:55 p.m.? Kathleen Didion Theresa Dominguez Tom Eash Chris Eckrich Diane Eckrich Brian Edwards John Edwards Jeannine Eifrid Nancy Eulitt Sharon Evans Maureen Fahey Todd Fenoglio Investigating the fundamentals of cookery. SOPHOMORES 137 Frosh-mania Leaves As 138 SOPHOMORES tt Soph-Rowdiness Sets In SOPHOMORES 139 Sophomores Show Spirit Bill Mauch Joe Mazza Michelle McArdle Pat McDonald Jeff Miller Susan Minich Brian Moisica Jenny Monnier Kris Morrow John Pena Tony Peppier Erik Perry John Pontecorvo Ginger Porter Laurie Powell Janelle Putt Jerry Rahrig Matt Redman 140 SOPHOMORES In Everything They Do Michele Reith Sue Rieg Sara Robb Mike Roesler Kathy Rondot Kara Ryan Lisa Schafer Tracy Schmoll Mark Schuhler Mike Sovine Carol Stabler Steve Steinacker Mary Strabbing Cheryl Stronczek Teresa Sullivan Carol Tannehiil Scott Tapp Mary Tennity SOPHOMORES 141 Sophs Relax And Enjoy Their Being Mike and Kurt read each other ' s minds Cindy has an open ear while others Tony Williams Vincent Wirtner Dave Wissel Annette Woenker Bob Wyss Jim Zern Patricia Zuber. Sue, Rosie and Tracy show signs of contentment. 142 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 143 4yUNI0R D tK JUNIOR DIVISION 145 The Juniors Are An Interesting Karen Abbott Tony Anderson Laura Anguiano Kathy Baker Ken Battershell Jeff Baumgartner Bonnie Bechtol Geri Berg Bob Bergerson Joe Bickel VIcki Billingsley Theresa Bowser Diane Braun Joe Braun Chris Brown Terence Brownlee Bert is thoroughly encompassed in her work. Scott and Denise reason things out. Bob Burkart Joe Celarek Chris Charais Theresa Christy Maureen Clancy Cindy Clark Eric Coffee Jeff Coffee Pat Colchin Chris Conway Ginny Cowen Dianna Creek Dan finds humor in everything. It must be starvation. 146 JUNIORS Breed Like Peppers if Cathy Curtis Jenny Curtis Steve Dager Tracy Danelny David Dant Sue Davis Mark Dennon Julie Diagostino Marianne DiCola Ken Didion Gus DiGregory Lori Dolan Al Donnelly Patrice Doyle Charlie Edwards Angie Eifrid Kathy is always hard at work. Enthusiasm: a vital part of learning. Marianne meditates on things to come. Matt Fabina Ed Feipel Denise Fenoglio Mark Figel Mary Beth Fisher Renee Fleischman Lori Fortin Leisa Gabet Mark Gabrek Diane Gerardot Paul Gerardot 1 1 Tom Getty No one else will see that mistake. JUNIORS 147 The Class Of 1980 Unites Kurt Hoevel Demise Hotter Joe Hotter Kathy takes pride m everything she does. Curt Jetferies Mike Kehoe Maureen Kelly 148 JUNIORS i jy H H mm . In Leadership, Spirit And Fun Ken Kever Barb KImes Chris Kinder Preparation for the test. Mike LaRue Mary Lauer Tony Laughlin Mary Ellen Liehr Joe Litchfield Nancy Litchfield Rosanne Lombardo Dave Luegring Ngov Van Ly Sweet Tooths celebrate. Patsy Klotz Monica Kluesner Becky Kriesel Julie works on her next masterpiece. Mike Markley Sabin Martin Kathy Matter Jeff McCarthy Michaelle Miller Nancy Miller Steve Minnick Teresa Mitchell Beth Moistner JUNIORS 149 Juniors Await The Thrill if Kathy Moreno Kris Moreno Tom Morken Tami Morrow Scott Naltner Lois Nevels Mike Niemeyer Glenda Nine Eileen O ' Conno Robin Ohse Tom Osterholt Kathy Outlaw Amy Oxiey Monica Quinn Robin Rang Annette Reber Linda Redman Nancy Rehm Mary Renner Brad Reynolds Bart Roberts Ramiro Rodriguez 150 JUNIORS Of Being Seniors Rogelio Rodriguez Dan Roemer Sue Roesler Paula Rondot Cindy Rorick Linda Rose Tim Ryan Mike Ryblckl Roberta Sabllc Kevin Schey Richard Schlup Steve Schnurr Nancy Schuhler Tony Schwalger Kevin Sholl Steve Sholl Andy Shuster Diana Shutt Charlotte Smith Kathleen Smith Jackie Snyder Larry Spatt JUNIORS 151 Three Years Down, One More To Go -m Ken Spreen m Mike Stein M Mary Steinbrunner ■ Tom Strain Barb Sturm Jim Sullivan Mark Tapp Karia Ueber Terry Urbine --m Lori Vachon W ' ' ' lmmm . Mary proofreads an assignment. Smile, Kathy! ' May I help you? ' The Mad Moocher strikes again. Katie Van Dyck Ann Voors Renee Ward Dave Welling Ron Westrick Chris Willcutts Mark Williams Laura WItte Tom Weonker Jim Wynn Jeff York Allison Zern 152 JUNIORS JUNIORS 153 SENIOR DIVISION 155 The Last Year The Best Nancy Adamonis Barb Alter Dan Andersen Chris Andorfer Nathan Anguiano Chris Arnold Rita Augustyniak Kathy Baker Paula Bangert Susan Barbieri Anna Barile Marilyn Bauman 156 SENIORS Sarah Beck Doris Becker Bernadette Beier Jerry Berghoff James Berghoft Jennifer Betts Debbie Billingsley Cheryl Bonar Tim Boon Gregory Bowers Tony Bowser Pamela Brase Sharmaron Brownlee Wilbert Brownlee Keith Burns Sonda Calligan Diane Carrier James Celarek SENIORS 157 Look Out World, Here We Come! g . ' . jnir: Aw come on you guys, you ' re not really studying. Brigetti can ' t wait to graduate. Bob Chiilders Kathy Clancy Tim Coffee Anne Colchin Stephanie Cowen Gordon Coy i4 i: T Sandy Dammeyer Patty Davis Mom! What ' s in this sandwich Margaret, the corral is that way. 158 SENIORS Sheila models the latest fashions. Karen Derheimer Chris DeWald Mom Beier cleans house. Casey Didion Sarah Disser Laura Dodane Jim Dwire Sean Eagan Joe Earls Homecoming Queen Mary O ' Connor and her court. Disco Smitty SENIORS 159 Some of us enjoyed it; Others despised it; None of us will ever forget it. It was an experience in living Dan Dennis Ed Eifrid Mary Evans Laura Fahey Cindy Finton Lisa Fleischman We May Never Mil e Folds Brian Frecker Peter Frericks Margie Gabet Andy Garringer Anna Geier 160 SENIORS Phil Gerardot Lisa Gigli Ann Gildea Tina Gordon Bob Grabowski Pass This Way Again V- Xv Paula Gremaux Laura Hagedorn Andy Haggenjos Barb Hake Lori Halliwill Lester Hanford Diane Harmeyer Susan Hartman a.,. Life — so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away Love — like the Autumn sun Should be dying but it ' s only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don ' t see just where we ' re goin ' And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up Dreams — so they say Are for the fools and they let them drift away Peace — like the silent dove Should be flyin ' but it ' s only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage - Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up, always up — Seals and Crofts — SENIORS 161 Ginny Hettinger Mark Hetzner Barb finds spiritual day a moving experience. Beth Hickey Jim Hilaire The Class Of 79 Is Gonna Shinel! John Huneck Dave Husar Sue Huth Karen Isabel! I guess there is a little kid in all of us. 162 SENIORS mmsnf .- E A ' - ' S|Rj . •V ( ' Eric Jones Kathy Kelly Julie Keefer |(C- 1 ' iflm ' i  l i ' ft I Tf f T i John Kelpin Patty Kerr Katherine Kesterke Terry Kimes Who are you looking for Theresa; The clean up committee SENIORS 163 Joe Kuras Pat Laughlln Jerry Leffers Gina Lehmar; Ron Lehman Dave Libbing Mary Logan Margaret Lombardo The real side of Laura Hagedorn? Patty Logan Mike Lothamer Studies, Skits, Parties, Proms We will always smile for a camera. 164 SENIORS Senior year. It ' s truly one of life ' s special times. After nnore than a decade of climbing from grade to grade, the end is not just in sight. It ' s staring you in the face. Like all special times, senior year is full of promise, challenge, reward, fun — and just enough fear to keep the heart and mind doing double time. Sonie Seniors dress different tfian others. All Memories Now Jeannie Mafian Maureen Matera Do you want to run tfiat by me again? Julie Mattingly Sheila McDonald Scott McGrew Chris Millberg Tammy Miller Terry Minnick SENIORS 165 Four Years ' Worth Of Memories Andy Moring Steve Morken li .f . Doris would rather cheer than dance. You are a child of the uni- verse, no less than the trees and the stars;., you have a right to be here. And wheth- er or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfold- ing as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful, strive to be happy. — DESIDERATE — Nikkl Moreno 1 :s k ■ A Bob Mount Andy Muldoon V l I ,r Tony Mungovan Matt Mungrovan Jan Nartker Rita Neher Jeannie has so much work to do. Com ' on Sheila show us some cheesecake. 166 SENIORS Laura Nill Angle Noll Mary O ' Connor Donna Oberley ' V BrigettI Ohse Gene Oser You ' ve got to be kidding. Vince Paris Jim Patton What in the world is that? The Number One Senior homeroom displays their banners. Mary is easily distracted. SENIORS 167 While we ' ve been working our way up for all these years, They ' ve been quietly waiting for us to arrive! ■ -i. Kathy Pelter Corina Pena .r Bob Pierce Glenn Placido Patty Rahrig Tony Ramirez Seniors Stand U-Knighted H 168 SENIORS SENIORS 169 The Times Of Our Lives Kelly Sitko What a body Tim Slater Brian Slattery Jodi Smith Maurice Smith Paula Smith Jean Snyder 170 SENIORS -« ' : % jk 4l !V lW ' ' j i ' t y Jim Sorg Doug Starost Linda Stayanoff Tim Stecl beck Chris Stier Margaret Strack ■ 5 i i Mike Stronczek CInris Stuckey Joe Sturm Becky Sturm Ann Suveges Bob Swinehart SENIORS 171 We Do It Our Way!! Alright, who stole my clothes? Dave Ward Tom Weber 172 SENIORS Pat Welch Steve Westrick Jeff Whiting Matt Willcutts Jeff Witte Cathy Woenker Kathy Wyss Larry Young Maria Zintsmaster Chris Zuber Not pictured are Belle Jarvis and Lara Porter SENIORS 173 Each Ending Is A New MifiKi nT| Baccalaureate 79 ' Nate does a reading at the Mass. Gina gets a lift where ever she goes. 174 SENIORS Beginning In Disguise Kathy and Mary receive the Student Congress president ' s award. It takes many hands to adjust a collar. The devoted editors of Accolade. Mary O ' Connor, girl of the year. SENIORS 175 The Long Awaited Moment Arrives It seemed like it took forever but at last the end came. It started on June 1st. with the most beau- tiful Baccalaureate Mass. This was the first time the Baccalaur- ate Mass was held at the Cathe- dral. After the Mass, the Seniors were honored with a lunch held at Luers. At 2:00 on June 3rd, 220 Seniors filed into the gym for the 1979 graduation exercises. Mike Stronczek gave a very imspiring validictory speech. After the ceremony, 220 graduates filed out, somewhat regretful, but happy that four long years were finally over. The 1979 graduates. Salutatorian Sheila Roesler BELOW: There ' s always a friend to lend a hand. Andy is one of the firsts to get his diploma. Smitty finally gets his diploma. BELOW: Danny spruces up for the big event. With Smiles, Cheers And Tears Don ' t worry Kathy, it won ' t bite. Well la tee da for you. 177 1978-79 Senior Directory Nancy Adamonis, 3215 Clermont Ave. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Track 2, 3, 4 co-captain 4, school record in 220 yd, dash and 880 yd. relay. Barb Alter, 2821 Stardale Dr. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; High Honors 3; GAA 1; Fall Musical 2; Accolade 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 3. Mental Attitude Award 4. Dan Andersen, 729 W. Packard. Honor Roll 2, 3; High Honors 4; Fall Musical 2, 4; Spring Dranna 4; Intramurals 4; Class Secretary 1; Prom Court 4; Minstrels 2, 3, 4; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4, Cecilian Award 4, Music Hall of Fame 4, Nisbova Ists 2, 4. Chris Andorfer, 5316 Cascade Dr. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4. Nathan Anguiano, 315 S. Cornell Cr. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1; Knight Lights 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 MVP 3, High Point Individual 3 Captain 4. Chris Arnold, 8223 Trentman. Honor Roll 4; Fall Musical 3; Band 1, 2; Minstrels 3, 4; Lancers 3, 4; Nisbova Ists 1, 2, 3, 4 State Ists 3, 2nd 4; Prom Court 4; Track 2. Rita Augustyniak, 1723 Lower Hunting Rd. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3; Accolade 2, 3; basketball Manager 1; Baseball Man- ager 1. Kathy Baker, 3024 Elmdale Dr. Paula Bangert, 4336 Alverado Dr. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Cheerleading 1; Fall Musical 3, 4; Spring Drama 4; Key Club 3, 4 bulletin editor 4; Accolade 2, 3, 4 senior section editor 4. Susan Barbieri, 5124 Christopher Honor Roll 1; Fall Musical 2, 3, 4; Spring Drama 4; GAA 1; Key Club 4; Accolade 2, 3, 4; Index section editor 4. Anna Barile, 442 W. Williams Photography Club 4. Marilyn Bauman, 2016 Gladstone Dr. Honor Roll 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Auxilary Band 2, 3, 4 Music Hall of Fame 4. Sarah Beck, 410 W. Concord Ln. Volleyball 3; Accolade 4; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. Doris Becker, 4412 McMillen Pk. Dr. Honor Roll 1, 4; Girls Chorus 1; Accolade 1, 2; Lancers 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3. Bernadette Beier, 4636 Monroe Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Student Con- gress 4; Intramurals 3; Football Trainer 2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 co- captain 3, 4. Jerry Berghoff, 2719 Marcy Ln. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jim Berghoff, 2804 Fairoak Dr. Ski Club 1; Key Club 1. Jennifer Betts, 2501 Hoagland Ave. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Baseball Manager 2; Lancers 3. Debbie Billingsley, 3008 S Lafayette Spring Drama; Music Award. Cheryl Bonar, 6208 Holgate Dr. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Minstels 3, 4; Lancers 3, 4; Fall Musical 2, 3. Tim Boon, 4736 Barrington Dr. Jazz Band 4. Greg Bowers, 7812 Paulding Rd, Ft. Wayne. Tony Bowser, 7424 Pinedale Dr. Football 1, 2; Honor Roll 3, 4. Pam Brase, 2124 Embassy Dr. Sharmaron Brownlee, 2937 Bowser. Wilbert Brownlee, 2937 Bowser. Keith Burns, 2915 Ashcroft Dr. Honor Roll 3; Key Club 1, 2 committee co-ordinator 2. Sonda Calligan Diane Carrier, 7809 Wohama Dr. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 4. Jimmy Celarek, 5630 Chester Blvd. Honor Roll 1, 4; Fall Musical 3, 4; Spring Drama 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Court 3, 4; Intramur- als 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 defensive player 4. Robert Childers, 4821 Gaywood Dr. Football Manager 1; Basket- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Minstrels 3; Fall Musical 3; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4. Kathy Clancy, 4623Tacoma Honor Roll 1; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Student Congress 4 PR head 4; Fall Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Spring Drama 1, 2, 3, 4. Tim Coffee, 3940 Tacoma Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4. Anne Colchin, 10335 Wayne Trace Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; High Hon- ors 2; Fall Musical 2; Girls Chorus 1, 2 president .2, outstanding member 2; Lancers 3, 4; Intramurals 4. Stephanie Cowen, 2637 Stardale Honor Roll 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3; Fall Musical 2; GAA 1; Track 1, 2; Prom Court 4; Accolade 4; section editor division pages; Girls Chorus 2; Minstrels 3, 4; Lanc- ers 3, 4. Gordon Coy, 4425 Fairfield Ave. Sandy Dammeyer, 1706 Ardis Street Honor Roll 1, 2; Cheerlead- ing 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Dan Dennis, 902 W. DeWald Karen Derheimer, 5817 Easthills Rd. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. Chris DeWald, 5115 Worthman Ct. High Honors 3 yrs. Honors 1 yr. Fall Musical 2, 3, 4; Spring Drama 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Chess Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Basketball 1; Class President 3; Student Congress Co-president 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 3, captain 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Section Leader 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Louis Armstrong Award 4. Casey Didion, 6715 Chadwick Dr. Basketball Manager 1; Intra- murals 3, 4; Ski Club 3. 4. Sarah Disser, 2127 Bayside Ct. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Fall Musical 2, ' ■ 3; Spring Drama 2. Laura Dodane, 47117 S. Wayne Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2. Jim Dwire, 412 Arcadia Ct. Basketball 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Fall Musical 3, 4; Spring Drama 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 4. Sean Eagan, 5311 Indiana Ave. Joe Earls, 4610 Fairfield. Louise Eckrich, 1210 Korte Ln. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Accolade 4. Paula Gremaux Daniel Guevara, 2408 Chestnut St. Football 1, 4. Laura Hagendorn, 113 Dodane Rd. Honor Roll 3; High Honors 1, 2, 4; Fall Musical 4; Spring Drama 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Tennis 2; Prom Court 3; Ski Club 3; Class Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4. Andy Haggenjos, 3205 Clermont Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Track. Barb Hake, 2509 Maples Rd. Jim Ehinger, 2302 Wawonaissa. Edward Eifrid, 1809 Maplewood Rd. Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Intramur- als 4. Mary Evans, 4830 Arlington Ave. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Drama 4; Auxilary band 2, 3, 4. Laura Fahey, 335 W. Sherwood Tr. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Auxilary band 2, 3; Lancers 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Honor Roll 3. Cindy Finton, 124 W. Leith. Lisa Fleischman, 428 Stephans Dr. Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Knight Lights 4; Spring Drama 4. Lori Halliwill, 2921 Castle Dr. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. Lester Hanford, 6418 Maywood Ct. Football; Spring Drama; Key Club, Lt. Governor 2. Susan Hartman, 209 Edgeknoll Ln. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Spring Drama 3; Knight Lights 4. Kathy Hassig, 3417 Reed St. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Track 1, 2. Thaddeus Hedges, 4445 S. Calhoun Football 1,2, 3, 4 Offensive Defensive Back; Back; Basketball Manager 1; Baseball Manager 1; Honors 2; Intramurals 3, 4. M ike Folds, 801 W. Oakdale Minstrels 1, 2, 3; Band section leader. Brian Frecker, R.R. 1 Hoagland Honor Roll 2, 4. Peter Frericks, 4600 Old Mill Rd. Margie Gabet, 4125 Central Dr. Girls Chorus 1; Lancers 4. Andy Garringer, 4320 S. Park Dr. Honor Roll 2; Knight Lights 3, 4. Anne Geier, 4425 Hessen Cassell Rd. Girls Chorus 2; Lancers 3; Fall Musical 3; Honor Roll 2. Laurie Gencheimer, 3107 Elmdale Dr. Honor Roll 2, 4; High Hon- ors 1, 3. Phil Gerardot, 2727 Hoevelwoods Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. Lisa Gigli, 1503 Elmrow Dr. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mental attitude Award 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Ann Gildea, 2536 Silverleaf Dr. Honor Roll 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2; Fall Musical 2; GAA 1, 2; Intramurals 3; Track 3, 4; Accolade 2, 3, 4 Editor 4. Paul Glowacki, 6409 Holgate Dr. Honor Roll 1,2,3; Key Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 District Lt. Governor 3, District Secretary 4. Tina Gordon, 2226 Paulding Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 2; Honor Roll 4; Minstrels 4; Track 1, 3, 4 school record in shot put 3, high point award 3. Robert Grabowski Jr. 3637 McArthur Drive Box 7. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 2; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4 co- president 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Knight Lights 4. Kelly Henline, 5921 Waycross Dr. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Hennel, 4316 Winston Dr. Track 2, 3, 4. Virginia Hettinger, 1022 Clayburn Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4, Music Hallof Fame, NCBA Honor Band; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; Acco- lade 4; Fall Musical 2, 4; Spring Drama 4; Honors 2; High Honors 4. Mark Hetzner, 535 Candlelite Ct. Beth Hickey, 4708 S. Calhoun Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mental Attitude Award 2, MVP 4; Auxilary Band 2, 3, 4; Intramurals. James Hilaire, 4804 Wayne Trace. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Honor Roll 3. Rick Hoch, 4405 Pembroke. Basketball 1; Honor Roll 2, 3. Julie Hohenstein, 6125 Hystone Dr. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Maria Horach, 2942 Winter St. Girls Chorus 2; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 3; Fall Musical 3; Spring Drama 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Elissa Huizing, 4509 Atwood Dr. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3. John Huneck, 4017 Fairfield Ave. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Hock- ey 4. Dave Husar, 3906 S. Harrison Honor Roll 2; Key Club 4; Bowling 4; Soccer 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; MVP 4; Track 2, 3, 4 MVP 4; Prom King 4. Susan Huth, 2431 Carlton Ct. GAA 1; Accolade; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Track Manager 1, 2. Karen Isabell, 822 W. Wildwood. Kevin Jackson, 4114 Indiana Ave. Football 1; Basketball Manager 1; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 2, 3, 4. Bell Jarvis, 1506 Lumbard St. Girls Chorus 1, 2. Eric Jones, 5838 Radcliffe Student Congress 1; Class President 1. Julie Keefer, 5416 Indiana Ave. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Kathy Kelley, 818 E. Rudisill. John Kelpin, 5045 Tacoma Ave. Patty Kerr, 6832 Waycross Dr. Honors 1; Spring Drama 4; Key Club 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; French Club 4; Prom Queen 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 Co- president 4. Kathy Kesterke, 2802 Abbott St. Girls Chorus 1, 2, section leader 2; Lancers 3, 4; Spring Drama; Honor Roll. Terry Kimes, 321 W. Suttenfield Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Im- proved 1, Mental Attitude 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Ken Kleber, 1328 Michigan Ave. Michelle Klotz, 3915 Hartzell Rd. Volleyball Manager 2, 3; Intra- murals 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4, Laura Klug, 1406 Lakewood. Basketball Manager 2, 3; Intramur- als 1, 2, 3; Tracks, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Knight Lights 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher Kohne, 2428 S. Harrison Basketball 1; Lancers 3, 4; Minstrels 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 4; Spring Drama 4; Honor Roll 1, 4. Nan Konger, 4531 Benzinger Dr. Mary Kortepeter, 4815 Palatine Dr. John Kress, 428 W. Sherwood. Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 2, 3. Annette Kuhn, 1404 S. Park Dr. New Haven. Lancers 3. Joe Kuras, 1107 W. Oakdale. Pat Laughlin, 4166 Wayne Trace. Jerry Letters, 2536 S. Wayne. Gina Lehman, 142 E. Concord Ln. Ron Lehman, 142 E. Concord Ln. Dave Libbing, 4117 S. Harrison Football 4; Lancers 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Logan, 5526 Indiana Ave. Honors 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 3, 4; Prom Court 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Congress 4. Patricia Logan, 5009 Southwood Ave. Art Club 1; Accolade 4. Marg Lombardo, 5031 Salem Ln. Michael Lothamer, 806 Voetter Dr. Football 1; Basketball 1: Baseball 3, 4. Lynn Luginbill, 2912 Stardale Dr. Basketball Manager 3; GAA 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Regina Mahan, 4506 S. Colonial. Maureen Maters, 5320 Yorkshire Dr. GAA 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Fall Musical 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. William Matter, 4319 Beaver Ave. Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Most Improved 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 John Phillip Sousa 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; High Honors 2, 3. Julie Mattingly, 6024 Wayne Trace. Sheila McDonald, 4705 Indiana Ave. Track 4; Auxilary Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Art Club 1. Scott McGrew, 3306 S. Hanna Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Minstrels 1, 2, 3, 4. Chris Millberg, 1034 Rape Honor Roll 4. Tamera Miller, 2312 Belle Vista Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3; Accolade 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 4. Teresa Minnick, 5025 Northfield. Greg Mitchell, R.R. 1 Ossian Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Minstrels 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Rep. Honor Band. Nikki Moreno, 436 Kinnaird. Andy Moring, 4702 Hanna St. Football Manager 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Lancers 1,2. Stephen Morken, 5227 Clover Brook Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Court 4. Bob Mount, 2930 Hoevelwood Dr. Auxilary Band 1; Knight Lights 2; Science Club 4; Football Manager 4. Andrew Muldoon, 4641 S. Hanna Honor Roll 4; Fall Musical 3; Minstrels 2, 3, 4; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4. Tony Mungovan, 2216 Clermont Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. Matt Mungovan, 6010 Landsdowne Dr. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Prom Court 3; Homecom- ing Court 4. Janice Nartker, 6420 Donna Dr. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 2, 3, 4; Spring Drama 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Reserve Captain 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4 MVP Tennis doubles 4. Rita Neher, 212 W. Burns Blvd. Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Auxilary Band 3; Minstrels 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Fall Musical 1, 2, 4; Spring Drama 1, 3, 4. Laura Nill, 5316 S. Wayne Cheerleading 1; GAA 1, 2; Basketball 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; High Honors 3, 4; Fall Musical 3; Spring Drama 4; Volleyball 3, 4 Mental Attitude 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 2, 4 Sportsmanship Award 4. Angle Noll, 3518 S. Harrison St. Fall Musical 3, Donna Oberly, 4511 Synder Rd. Ext. Intramurals 4; Honor Roll 1, Mary O ' Connor 3021 Oakwood Dr. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Key Club 3, 4; Girls Chorus 2; Lancers 3; Intramurals 3, 4; French Club 4; Class President 4; Student Con- gress 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Captai n 4, MVP 4, High Pt. Individual 4, 880 yd. run school record 2, 3, 4; Sertoma Award 4; Serra Award 4; Tri-kappa Award 3 Brigetti Ohse, 3409 Lillie St. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Bowling 3; GAA 2; Accolade 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette, Appreciation Award 4. Gene Oser, 1212, Maxine Dr. Valerie Oxiey, 4305 Arlington Ave. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Flute Section Leader 4, Appreciation Award 1, 2, 3, 4. Marie Paliganoff, 4301 Old Mill Rd. Vicent Paris, 1150 Kinsmoor. Jim Patton, 2924 Homedale. Kathy Pelter, 4102 S. Calhoun Lancers 3, 4; Fall Musical 2, 3, 4; Spring Drama 2, 3, 4. Corina Pena, 505 Sandy Ann Ln. Honor Roll 1; Fall Musical 1, 2; Spring Drama 1, 2, 4; Girl Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Key Club 3; Accolade 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Baseball Manager 1, 3, 4. Robert Pierce, 325 W. DeWald. Glenn Placido, 3322 Clermont Ave. Laura Porter 518 E. Masteron. Patrice Rahrig, Spring Drama 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Anthony Ramirez, 1131 Harmer St. Football 1, 3; Basketball 1; Track 3; Soccer 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Chess Club 1 ; Honor Roll 3, 4; High Honors 1. Karl Raupfer, 730 W. Packard. Rick Rectanus, 423 W. Sherwood. Teresa Renninger, 5905 Arlene Ave. Band 1 Frosh Rep.; Auxilary Band 2, 3, 4 Soph. Rep., Senior Rep.; Honor Roll 3, 4; High Honors 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 School record 880 yd. relay 1. Edward Reuille, 8711 Ternet Rd., Monroeville. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Dean Reust, 4924 S. Wayne. Bettie Jo Rodebaugh, 444 W. Creighton St. Honor Roll. Sheila Roesler, 3305 Mono Gene Dr. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1; Key Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4; Intramurals 4; Bowling 4; Salutatorian 4; McMillen Award 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 MVP 2, Sportsmanship Award 3. Gregory Rondot, 4110 Tacoma Ave. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; High Honors 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4 Co-President 4. Jeanne Rondot, 3524 Lafayette St. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 3. David Rorick, 1504 Getz Rd. Honor Roll 4. Julie Rorick 619 Webster Rd., New Haven. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4. Patrick Schiffli, 3500 Sandpoint. Sue Schwab, 902 W. DeWald St. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tony Sell, 2505 Hoevelwood. Katie Shank, 4906 Old Mill Rd. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Spring Drama 4; Ski Club 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Knight Lights 4; Photogra- phy Club 4. Barb Shaw, 3410 Portage Blvd. Basketball Manager 2; Student Congress 2. Jean Siefert, 7405 Baylor Dr. Kelly Sitko, 3310 Cheviot Dr. Ed Skevington, 3221 N. Rockwood Dr. Tim Slatter, 4234 Richfield. Brian Slattery 1812 Fox Point Trail. Jodi Smith, 2733 Stardale. Maurice Smith, 2333 Reynolds. Paula Smith, 2733 Stardale Apt. 1. Student Congress 2; Auxi- lary Band 3; Fall Musical 1; Spring Drama 3; Cheerleading 4. Jean Snyder, 5214 Yorkshire. Basketball Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Fall Musical 1; Spring Drama 4. Jim Sorg, 4637 Weisser Pk. Doug Starost, 9505 Wolf River PI. Honor Roll 1, 3; Knight Lights 1, 2; Accolade 1, 2, 3, 4. Kent Rice, 4041 Warsaw St. Intramurals 3, 4; Soccer 4. Kathy Richards, 1912 Chantada Ln. Basketball 2; Lancers 4; Minstrels 4; Honor Roll 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Linda Stayanoff, 7315 Ferguson Rd. Tim Steckbeck, 1333 W. Rudisill. Mark Robbins, 5906 Arlene Ave. Student Congress 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2; High Honors ;1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher Stier, 10619 Pine Mills Basketball Manager 3; Honor Roll 1; High Honors 2, 3, 4. Lisa Robertson, 4511 Wilmette St. Cheerleading 1. Vicent Robinson, 1707 Lough Nest. Margaret Strack, 1435 Dodane Rd. Intramurals 4; Lancers 4; Fall Musical 4; Spring Drama 4; Honor Roll 4. Michael Stronczek, 6610 Maples Rd. Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; McMillen Award 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Soccer 4; Intramurals 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 VP President 4; Fall Musical 3; Homecoming Court 4; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Valedictorian 4. Christine Stuckey, 4533 Gaywood. Basketball Manager 3, 4; In- tramurals 2, 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2; Lancers 3, 4; Accolade 3, 4. Joe Sturm, 4940 Tacoma. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Rebecca Sturm Ann Suveges, 6916 Premiere. Track 2, 4; Student Congress 3, 4; Golf 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Swinehart, 1801 Foxpoint Tr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 Best Offensive Player 4; Mr. Chest 4. Denise Till, 4415 Fairfield. Ann Top, 336 Killea. Mary Trabel, 6426 Hartzell Rd. Honor Roll 1; Intramurals 2, 3. Matt Ueber, 4117 Hoagland Ave. Honor Roll 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2; Hockey Club 4. Diane Vachon, 6911 Adams Center Rd. Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Teri Vachon, 13411 S. Anthony. Intramurals 2. Tim Vachon, 13411 S. Anthony. Steven Vanderbosch, 523 Bowser Ave. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1; Ski Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Soccer 4. Pete Voors, 1811 Ardis. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4. David Ward, 2004 Lindenwood. Tess Weber, 4304 Pembroke Ln. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1; GAA 1; Fall Musical 4; Accolade 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Tom Weber, 4410 Austin Dr. High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1. Pat Welch, 4009 Smith St. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Steve Westrick, 7903 Anoka. Basketball 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Jeff Whiting, 6931 Blue Mist Rd. Tennis 2; Student Congress 3, 4; Hockey Club 4; Minstrels 3; Fall Musical 3; Spring Drama 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Matthew Willcutss, 5521 Fairfield. Jim Wilson, 1416 Woodmoor Dr. Jeff Witte, 204 W. Sherwood. Cathy Woenker, 9223 Paulding Rd. New Haven. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 1, 2, 3. Kathy Wyss, 4611 Arlington. Maria Zintsmaster, 5400 Old Mill Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Accolade 2, 3, 4 Section Editor 4. Chris Zuber, 1218 Park Ave. Larry Loung, 2401 Paulding Rd. Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Y■ 184 CLOSING DIVISION Ml n a IH Hi ' Hl BB W XT ' ma ■■   ■ ' ; ■•-— - - s t ' -«- S SE Hi .nmiiiii LMM 1 1 1 I I i I I • , jaHwlMMHIiHINIMMiHlHjHHKlliiiHMBltoHlM ' SBiSSS SJS B J ! ' Bi Hi ■■ SSJ b ■■ B5 i h bb S ui i IL JilnHiiErrrlFlFrFFiH - pfc- - ' • ' wfrv. SH ■ Kt ' : CLOSING DIVISION 185 FRESHMEN Allen, Tracey — 97. 126 Anguiano. Ted — 133, 126 Annable. Nancy — 126 Baach, Michael — 97, 126 Baker, Kim — 8. 93, 125, 20, 126 Barbieri, Mary — 93, 125, 133. 126 Beier, Joseph — 51, 97, 133. 126 Belot. James — 110. 126 Bennett. Jack — 126 Bergeron, Anne — 8, 37, 52, 89, 103, 108, 118, 119, 126 Bergholf, Timothy — 125. 126 Berghoff, William — 97, 126 Bickel, Theresa — 115. 126 Barker. Tom — 126 Billingsley. Ray — 97, 110, 133, 126 Black, Kathryn — 145, 126 Bock, Michelle — 14, 49, 52, 126 Bodette, June — 126 Bogenschutz, Kenneth — 53, 97, 110, 111, 126 Bohn, James — 126 Bollinger, Stacie — 89, 115, 126 Bowers, Francine — 126 Bowers. Gregory — 126 Brownlee. Wanda — 52. 115. 133. 20, 126 Bruggeman, Ann — 58, 59, 133, 45, 126 Buonomo, Christoph — 126 Burkart, Kevin — 126 Carrier, Janine — 133. 127 Celarek. Julie — 58, 59, 127 Childers. Susan — 133. 127 Choka. Ingrid — 14. 92. 93, 125, 133, 127 Clancy, Timothy — 53, 58, 59, 110, 45, 127 Coffee, Leigh — 49, 52, 127 Colchin, Neil — 54, 124, 127 Colligan, Mary — 6. 58. 59. 93. 108. 109. 118. 119. 133. 20. Cornelia. Michael — 97. 127 Coy. Thomas — 97. 133. 127 Dahm. Richard — 50. 53. 127 Day. Mary — 127 Debets. Carol — 133. 127 Derloshon. Rebecca — 127 Devido. David — 127 Diagostino, Daniel — 127 Didion, Thomas — 97. 133. 127 Dillon. Phillip — 97. 127 Dikty. Tim - 127 Disher, Christoph — 127 Dodane. James — 127 Doust. Michael — 133. 127 Edwards. Susan — 127 Ehinger. Gail — 127 Ehinger. Mary — 115, 127 Evans, Andrew — 97, 127 Fisher, Carrie Ann — 14, 52, 33, 62. 63. 125, 133. 115. 127 Forbes. Thomas — 127 Fortin. Patty — 52. 58. 127 Frecker. Juanita — 128 Freygang, Jan — 128 Geier. Cheryl — 8. 52, 128 Germano. Andrew — 128 Getty. Barbara — 128 Gever, Matthew — 128 Giaspie. Virginia — 128 Grover. Rita — 128 Hagedorn. Lynn — 8. 37. 52. 89. 45. 128 Hartman. Stephen — 97. 110. 128 Herron. George — 128 Hickey. Deborah — 89, 128 Hile. Mary — 128 Hill. James — 97. 128 Nines, Anne 7. 14, 89, 107, 125, 133, 128 Hipskind, Jeffrey — 97, 128 Hoevel, Amy — 17, 52, 93. 45. 128 Hofer. David — 128 Hohenstein. Mark — 53, 128 Hooper, Marianne — 14, 128 Horstman, Janet — 128 Huizing. Jennifer — 52, 128 Huneck, Jayne — 128 Jauregui, Jon — 128 Jenkins, Rick — 48, 97, 128 Keith, Karen — 128 Kelker. Elizabeth — 128 Kersterke, Brian 97, 128 Kiel, Pamela — 93, 128 Kinder. Michael — 48. 97. 133. 129 Kleber, Hubert — 129 Klotz. Brent — 97. 114, 129 Koch, Sherry — 129 Kunkel. Michael — 133. 129 Lebamoff. Craig — 6. 58. 59. 97. 129 Letters. Rhonda — 93. 129 Libbing. Stephen — 53. 129 Lussier. Lisa — 52. 133. 129 Mahan, Anthony — 129 Matter, Robert — 129 McCarthy, James — 47, 44, 129 McCarthy, Michelle — 129 McCarthy, Steven — 129 McCutcheon, Mary — 129 Menefee. Ann — 129 Mertes. Stanley — 129 Miller, Mark — 129 Miller, Paula — 129 Molina, Rosemary — 129 Monnier, Amy — 15, 129 Montalvo, Cynthia — 129 Moreno, Amado — 97, 133, 129 Morken, Laura — 15, 93, 129 Morris. Mary — 52. 129 Mount. Patrick — 129 Mullins. Johanna — 129 Mungovan. James 97. 110. 129 Murphy. Mark — 129 Nartker. Cheryl — 124. 129 Niederholtmeyer, Michael — 130 Nill, Karen — 14, 37, 89, 118, 119, 45. 130 Oberley. Dina — 130 Ort. John — 133. 130 Ort. Michele — 52. 130 Paliganoft. Martin — 97. 130 Palmer. Diana — 52. 130 palmer. Timothy — 58. 59, 130 Pans, Brian — 58, 59. 130 Pazder. Susan — 52. 130 Pine. Melissa — 15. 115. 130 Pontecorvo. Paul — 10. 130 Powell. Raymond — 97. 130 Powell. Tjomas — 84. 98. 110. 130 Quandt. Daniel — 53. 58. 59. 130 Quinlan, James 97. 130 Quinn. Angela — 130 Quinn. Melanie — 130 Rahrig. Kristin — 14. 15, 89. 93. 115. 124. 130 Reith. Timothy — 53. 45. 130 Renninger. Laure — 14, 89. 93, 115. 130 Reuille. Jance — 130 Rice. Kirk — 130 Robinson, Tern — 45, 130 Roberts. Tern — 130 Rodriguez. Rigoberto — 130 Roemer, David — 130 Rondot. Matthew — 130 Rose. Amy — 58. 59. 131 Roskuski. Michelle — 45. 131 Rost, Herman — 53. 97. 131 Rybicki. Troy — 131 Sabiic, Rita — 52. 131 Sauter, Robert — 131 Schafer. Jeffrey — 125. 110. 131 Schaffer, Anna — 52. 89. 133, 131 Scheele. Stephen — 131 Schenk, Stephen — 58. 59. 131 Schick. Robert — 97, 131 Schiffli. Kevin — 114. 115. 131 Schnurr. Lawrence — 58. 59. 131 Schuhler. Daniel — 48. 131 Schuhler. Phillip — 84. 98. 110, 131 Schuster. Deanna — 133. 131 Simon. Richard — 131 Smith. Gayle — 131 Smith. Jennifer — 52. 47. 131 Sovine. Greg — 131 Steckler. Thomas — 53. 110. 131 Steinbrunner. Daniel — 131 Strack. Andrew — 48. 131 Strain. Kristina — 8, 52. 103. 114, 115. 131 Sturm. Barbara — 52. 131 Teders. Geradette — 8. 52. 45, 132 Ueber, John — 53, 132 Ueber. Julie — 89, 93, 107, 109, 124, 132 Vachon, David — 132 Vachon, Mark — 132 Van Dyck. Thomas — 132 Walker, Steve 132 Waltenburg, Sandy — 52. 132 Ward. David — 114. 132 Warren. Charles — 132 Weber. Michael — 49, 132 Welling. Genevieve — 44, 32, 132 Westnck, Loraine — 52, 115, 133, 132 Whiting, Mace — 114, 132 Will, Pamela — 132 Williams, Deanna — 132 Willour. Susan — 52. 132 Wilson, Bernadette — 52, 58, 59, 132 Wirtner, Shannon — 49, 58, 59, 132 Wissel, Stephen — 61, 90, 132 Woehnker. Greg — 90. 132 Wolfe, Matthew — 132 Steele, William — 53, 131 SOPHOMORES Alter, Kothy — 136, 52 Andorfer, Mark — 114, 135, 136, 139, 58, 59 Andrews, Elizabeth — 136 Annable, Kenneth — 110, 136 Arend, Constance — 136 Arnold. Lisa — 115. 136 Arnold, Timothy — 136, 48 Baker, Molly — 92, 118, 119, 136, 137 Barnum, Stephanie — 118, 119, 136, 143 Becker, Robert — 84, 85, 98, 99, 110, 136, 140. 58. 59, 48 Beckman. John — 136 Beeber. Beth — 8, 115, 136,52 Beier, Bernard — 94, 96, 136 Bennett. Karen — 136 Bickel. Christina — 8, 115, 136,20 Billingsly. Diane — 89, 115, 133, 136, 137 Bley, Michael — 136 Bollinger, Paul — 94, 96, 110, 111, 136 Bonar, Doug — 61, 94, 96, 110, 136, 143 Bowers, Andrew — 136 Bowman. Rosemary — 51, 136, 138 52 Braun, Amy — 136 Brooks. Jeff — 136, 137, 48 Bruner, Adrian — 11, 51, 136 Bryan, Jeffrey — 90, 110, 136, 53, 49, 48 Bufa, Michael — 136 Carrier, Jeff — 136 Carteaux, Mafhew — 94, 96, 136, 53. 48 Childers, Gregory — 61, 75, 90. 137. 48 Colligan, Mike — 84, 85, 98, 99, 110, 111, 137, 139, 143, 203 Compton, Mary — 137, 143 Coomes, John — 110, 137 Cordes, Karl — 137, 53 Cordes, Kurt — 94, 96. 137. 142. 53 Costello. Patrick — 54, 137, 53 Croy, James — 137, 53, 48 Cucinelli, JoAnne — 6, 137, 143, 58, 59 Daly, Daniel — 6, 110, 137, 58, 59 Danehy, Matt — 137 Dant, Sue — 134, 137, 138, 142 Dawson, Paula — 137, 52 Degitz, Jeffrey — 51, 134, 137, 139, 21, 202 Dekoninck, Kevin — 50, 137, 58, 59, 47 Derheimer. Teresa — 93, 115, 137, 135, 47 Didion, Kathleen — 136, 137 Dominguez. Theresa — 89. 107, 108, 134, 137, 143 Eash, Thomas — 137 Eckrich, Christopher — 110, 111, 135, 137, 140, 53 Eckrich, Diane — 89, 93, 107, 135, 137 Edwards. Brian — 134, 137 Edwards, John — 61. 137 Eifred. Jeannine — 89. 118. 119. 137. 52, 45 Eulitt, Nancy — 137 Evans, Sharon — 137 Fahey. Maureen — 6, 137 Fenoglio. Todd — 114. 134. 137. 49. 45 Figel, Cynthia — 4. 89. 107. 115. 135. 138, 142, 143 Folds, Dorothy — 138,52 Frecker, Phillip — 138. 143 Freiburger, Doyle — 138 Frericks, Roseanne — 89, 103, 135, 138, 142 Frye, Debra Furge, John — 138 Gabet, Mary — 93, 134, 138 Gabrek, Daniel — 84, 89, 138, 143 Galpern, Christopher — 90, 138, 139, 143, 58, 59 Gatio, Randy — 138 Geier, Julie — 25, 138 Gensheimer, Janine — 18, 51, 138. 143 Gerard. Barbara — 138 Girardot. Joseph — 62. 63. 138. 48 Glosson. Laurie 138. 52 Gotshall. John — 94. 96. 138, 46, 48 Griffith, LeeAnn — 138, 52 Gruss, Joseph — 138, 143 Gwozdz, Kevin — 138, 53. 49 Hagedorn. Leah — 118. 119, 138, 52, 45 Halter, Rita — 138 Hannan, Joseph — 138, 48 Harmeyer, Deborah — 138, 143 Harbor, Mike — 140 Hartman, Nancy — 51, 136, 138, 52 Hay, Thomas — 138 Heath, Elizabeth — 138 Hedges, Tammi — 138 Henline, Michael — 90, 138, 48 Hofer, Doug — 101, 109, 138 Hooper. John — 139. 140 Huizing. Philip — 94, 96, 110, 139. 58, 59 Huth. James — 84. 98. 139. 143. 48 Jur, Becky — 139, 52 Kehoe, Kathleen — 139 Kerr, Mary — 139 Kever, Jill — 134, 139. 140, 52 Kimes, Mary — 89, 134, 139. 140 Kinder. Kathleen — 92, 93. 137, 139. 52. 32, 45 Kleber. Gary — 139 Kleber, John — 139 Kleinrichert, Gary — 101, 139 Kluesner, Mark — 139 Kortepeter, David — 139 Kriesal. William — 139. 143 Ladig, Larry — 139 Laughlin. Peter — 139 Lee, Amanda — 138, 139 Lill. Ed — 110, 139 Litchfield. John — 139 Litchfield, Karen — 139, 140 Lombardo, Elizabeth — 139 Ly. Huong — 139, 52 Markley, Gregory — 139 Marquart, Sharon — 139 Matera, Pamela — 115, 139 Mattingly, William — 139 Mauch, William — 94, 96, 101, 140, 20 Mazza, Joseph — 75, 90, 135, 140, 58, 59 McArdle, Michelle — 54, 140, 52, 21 McDonald, Patrick — 110, 135, 140, 143 Miller. Jeffrey — 140 Minich. Susan — 50, 140 Moisica, Brian — 140 Monnier, Jennifer — 93, 140, 45 Morrow, Kris — 54, 93, 140, 52, 21 Mount, Jerry — 140 Muldoon, Matthew — 140, 143 Mungovan, Peter — 94, 96, 136, 140. 202 Murphy, Molly — 138, 140, 52 Nagel. Teresa — 89. 138, 140. 142 Nolan. Sheila — 115. 140 Ochoa, Norma — 140 Palmersheim, Lisa — 140, 52 Pans, Stephen — 140, 142 Patnoude, Philip — 94, 96. 140 Pena. John — 42. 90. 140. 53. 58. 59, 48 Peppier. Anthony — 42, 94, 96, 114, 140 Perry. Erik — 140, 143, 48 Pontecorvo. John — 140 Porter. Ginger — 140 Powell. Laurie — 140. 52 Putt. Janelle — 27. 140 Rahrig, Gerard — 84, 98, 110, 135, 140, 58, 59, 45 Redman. Matthew — 17. 110. Ill, 140. 53, 48 Reith. Michele — 118, 119, 134, 137, 141, 138, 52, 32, 45 Rieg. Susan — 141, 52 Robb, Sara — 141, 138 Roesler, Michael — 139, 141, 142, 53 Rondot, Kathleen — 141, 46, 47 Ryan. Kara — 141, 143 Schafer. Lisa — 141. 52 Schmell. Terese — 115, 135, 141, 44 Schuler. Mark — 141. 48 Shank. John — 141. 143. 58. 59. 49 Sholl, Pamela — 141, 38 Siefert, Daniel — 141 Slane. Daniel — 141 Slater. Jeffrey — 94, 96, 110, 111, 136, 141, 58, 59, 48 Slocum, Todd — 94, 96, 141 Smith. Lori — 89, 103, 107, 108, 141 Smith, Mark — Kl Sovine, Michael — 84, 85, 98, 141 Stabler. Carol — 141 Steinacker, Stephen — 110. 141. 53 Strabbing, Mary — 115, 141, 44 Stronczek. Cheryl — 141, 115, 142, 58, 59, 45 Sullivan, Teresa — 141 Tannehill. Carol — 63. 62, 141 Tapp. Scott — 141 Tennity, Mary — 141 Vachon, Sandy — 141, 143, 142 Walker. Lisa — 142. 48 Ward, Barry — 114, 142. 49. 47 Weingartner, Michael — 142, 143, 53 Welch, Dianna — 142 Wickensheimer, Sara 14, 115, 142, 45 Wiley. Lisa — 142 Wilkinson. William 142 Will, Patrice — 62, 142, 143 Williams, Anthony — 17, 142 Wirtner, Vincent — 142. 53, 58. 59 Wissel. David — 61, 90. 141 Woenker, Annette — 88. 142 Wyss. Robert — 94, 96, 137, 142 Zern. James — 90. 142 Zuber, Patricia — 142 JUNIORS Abbott. Karen — 146 Anderson, Tony — 146 Anguiano. Laura — 50, 146 Baker, Kathy — 4, 88, 89, 92, 107, 152, 146 187 Battershell. Kenneth — 146, 202 Baumgartner. Jeffrey — 36. 53. 54. 55. 90. 110. 38. 146 Becfitol. Bonnie — 5. 46. 53. 54. 153. 146 Berg. Geralyn — 151. 153. 146 Bergeron. Robert — 53. 94. 146 Bickel. Joseph — 94. 109. 110. 20. 146 Billingsley. Victoria — 53. 115. 146 Black. Herbert — 146 Bowser. Theresa — 149. 146 Boxberger. Karrie — 146 Braun. Diane — 53. 146 Braun. Joseph — 48. 88. 90. 103. 146 Brown. Chris — 146 Brownlee. Terence — 94. 110. 146 Burkhart. Robert — 49. 146 Celarek. Joseph — 6. 30. 49. 58. 59, 114. 115. 20. 146 Charais. Chns — 20. 146 Christy. Theresa — 53. 146 Clancy. (Maureen — 54. 53. 45, 146 Clark, Cindy — 4. 26. 53. 62. 92. 152. 146 Coffee. Eric — 61, 153. 146 Coffee. Jeffrey — 54. 114. 146. 39, 20 Colchin, Patrick — 54, 146 Conway, Chris — 146 Cowen. Virginia — 53, 54, 153, 146 Crall, Debora — 145 Creek. Dianna — 146 Curtis, Jenny — 53. 38, 147 Curtis, t ary — 53, 147 Dager. Steven — 147 Danehy. Tracy — 16, 147 Dant, David — 147 Davis, Susan — 51, 147 Dennon, Mark — 51, 54, 147 Diagostino, Julie — 4, 39, 47, 147 Dicola, fvlarianne — 147 Didion, Kenneth — 151, 58, 59, 157 Digregory, August — 147 Dolan, Lori — 153. 147 Donnelly. Allen — 17. 147 Doyle. Patrice — 144, 153, 147 Edwards, Jeffrey — 37, 147 Eifred, Angela — 4, 92, 93, 1 15, 147 Fabina, IVIatthew — 147 Pagan. Patrick 147 Feipel, Ed — 46. 58. 59. 110, 153, 147 Fenoglio. Denise — 36. 146. 44. 147. 203 Figel. Mark — 54. 53. 144. 145. 153. 162. 147 Fisher. Mary Beth — 62. 147 Fleischman. Renee — 17, 93, 153, 147 Fortin. Lori — 147 Gabet, Leisa — 17, 93, 147 Gabrek, Mark — 11, 51, 54, 84, 85, 98, 99, 39, 45, 147, 21 Gerardot, Paul — 58, 59, 147 Gerardot, Diane — 152, 147 Getty, Thomas — 147 Gibson, Lisa — 148 Glassley. Scott — 36, 94, 146, 148 Glosson, Susznne — 115, 148 Goggin, Katherine — 4, 50, 53, 54, 150, 47, 148 Gutman, Linda — 148 Haller, William — 148 Harkenrider, Kenneth — 53, 54, 55, 48, 151. 39, 148 Hartman, Annette — 50, 144, 153, 148 Hartzog, Chris — 53, 38, 148 Hickey. Mark — 148 Hickey. Susan — 53, 149, 148 Hines, Tim — 148 Hipskind. Christopher — 153. 44. 148 Hobson. David — 53. 148 Hoevel. Kurt — 148 Hotter. Denise — 53. 148 Hotter. Joseph — 61. 148 Hogan. Cynthia — 93. 92. 118, 119, 146, 44, 148 Horn, Amy — 53, 145, 153, 148 Henkenius, Leo — 148 Huguenard, Jeannette — 50, 53, 148 Huneck. Julia — 149. 148 Huntine. Mike — 99. 90. 145. 151. 148 Jackson. Kelley — 53. 118. 119. 149. 148 Jefferies, Curtis — 61, 152, 148 Kehoe, Thomas — 114, 150, 153, 148 Kelly, Maureen — 47, 148 Kennedy, Bruce Kever, Kenneth — 53, 54, 144, 162, 149 Kimes, Barbara 149 Kinder, Christine — 26, 149 Klotz. Patsy — 89. 145. 147. 149 Kluesner. Monica — 53, 149 Kriesel, Rebecca — 153, 149 Krudop, Jeffrey — 110, 149 Krudop, John — 110, 149 Lamaster, John — 50, 153, 149 Larue, Michael — 149 Lauer, Mary — 149 Laughlin, Anthony — 58. 59. 153. 149 Liehr. Mary Ellen — 53. 149. 149 Litchfield. Joseph — 149 Litchfield. Nancy — 53. 101. 149 Lombardo. Rosanne — 151. 149 Luegring. David — 149 Ly Ngoc. Van — 149 Markley. Michael — 149 Martin. Sabin — 84. 98. 110. 149 Matter. Kathryn — 51. 62. 63. 147. 149 McCarthy. Jeffrey — 147. 38. 149 Miller. Michaelle — 53. 149 Miller. Nancy — 144. 153, 149 Minnick, Stephen — 149 Mitchell, Teresa — 11, 27, 51. 62. 149 Moistner. Beth 114. 115. 153. 149 Moreno. Kathleen — 58. 59. 45. 150 Moreno. Kristina — 39. 150 Morken. Thomas — 94. 150 Morrow. Tamera — 153. 150 Naltner. Louis — 110, 150 Nevels. Elois — 150 Niemeyer. Michael — 110. 53. 150 Nine. Glenda — 153. 150 O ' Connor. Eileen — 58. 59. 150. 153 Ohse. Robin — 18. 62. 84. 98. 114. 115. 108. 150. 203 Osterholt. Tom — 114. 150 Outlaw. Kalhy — 148, 150 Oxiey. Amy — 11. 21. 51. 150 Paliganoff. Patrick — 150 Parrot. John — 149, 150 Powell. Robert — 150 Quinn, Monica — 150 Rang, Robin — 153, 150 Reber, Annette 150 Redman. Linda — 150. 153 Rehm. Nancy 89. 92. 107. 150, 202 Renner. Mary — 58. 59, 50, 153, 150 Reynolds, Brad — 150 Roberts, Bart — 46, 58, 59, 90, 150 Rodriguez, Ramiro — 150 Rodriguez, Rogelio — 151 Roemer, Daniel — 146, 151 Roesler, Sue — 118, 119, 151 Rondot, Paula — 4, 53, 54, 45, 151 Rorick. Cynthia — 151 Rose. Linda — 4. 21. 53. 54. 118. 119. 153. 39. 151 Ryan. Timothy — 17. 151 Rybicki. Michael — 151 Sablic. Roberta — 146. 151 Sauter. Patricia — 151 Schaab. Kathleen — 53. 151 Ruble. Wendy — 152 Schemer. George — 151 Schemer. Jacqueline — 149. 151 Schey. Kevin — 151 Schlup. Richard — 27. 151 Schnurr. Steven — 151 Schuhler. Nancy — 53. 54, 115, 152, 153, 151 Schwaiger, Anthony — 30, 42, 151 Sholl. Kevin — 53. 151 Sholl. Steven — 151 Shuster. Andrew — 151 Shutt. Diana — 151 Smith. Charlotte — 153. 151 Smith. Kathleen — 5, 89, 92, 93, 107, 115, 151 Snyder, Jacqueline — 151 Spatt. Larry — 37, 94, 148, 152, 151 Spreen, Kenneth — 42, 152 Stein, Michael — 152 Steinbrunner, Mary 21, 51, 53, 54, 152, 153 Strain, Thomas — 58, 59, 152, 39 Sturm, Barbara — 152 Sullivan, James — 152 Tapp, Mark — 110, 152 Ueber, Karia — 53, 89, 103, 152 Urbine. Terry — 94, 103, 110, 111, 152 Vachon, Lori — 152 Van Dyck, Katie — 46, 53, 54, 153, 152 Voors, Ann — 118, 119. 152 Ward. Renee — 53. 36. 89. 118. 119. 153. 38. 20. 152 Welling. David — 94. 152 Westrick. Ronald — 101. 152 Willcutts. Chris — 152 Williams. Mark — 94. 144. 39. 152 Willour. Daniel — 152 Witte, Laura — 152 Woenker. Thomas — 94. 152 Wynn. Jim — 152 York. Jeff — 42. 49. 152 Zero, Allison — 27. 37. 16. 1 18. 119. 44. 152 SENIORS Adamonis. Nancy — 109. 114. 115. 175. 177. 178. 39, 156 Alter, Barbara — 62, 115. 175. 178. 20. 156 Anderson. Daniel — 21, 35. 36. 53. 54. 55. 38. 156. 203 Andorfer. Christine — 19. 89. 168. 175. 177. 178. 20. 38. 156 Anguiano. Nathan — 27, 50, 84, 98, 110, HI, 174, 20, 156, 202 Arnold, Christina — 36, 53, 54, 55, 38, 156 Augustyniak, Rita — 156 Baker, Kathleen — 156 Bangert. Paula — 4, 9, 58, 59, 155, 175, 178, 183, 39, 173, 156, 157 Barbieri. Susan — 58, 59, 62, 63. 168, 175, 178, 39, 173. 156, 157 Barile, Anna — 174. 175. 156 Bauman, Marilyn — 28, 176, 39, 156 Beck, Sarah — 63, 163, 174, 178, 157 Becker, Dons — 9, 15, 161, 163, 177, 157 Beier, Bernadette — 10, 94, 115, 161, 167, 177, 178, 20, 157 Berghoff, Gerard — 101, 163, 157 Berghoff, James — 157 Belts, Jennifer — 11, 19, 157 Billingsley, Debbie — 37, 53, 169, 174. 175, 157 Sonar, Cheryl — 53, 54, 159, 178, 39, 173, 157 Boon, Timothy — 10, 157 Bowers. Gregory — 157 Bowser, Anthony — 176, 157 Brase, Pamela — 157 Brownlee, Sharmaron — 39, 157 Brownlee. Wilbert — 37, 157 Burns, Keith — 157 Carrier. Diane — 178. 157 Celarek. James — 11, 36, 94. 101. 103. 154. 38, 172, 157 Childers, Robert — 53, 101. 155. 173. 158 Clancy. Kathleen — 15, 16, 19, 35, 53, 54. 155. 169, 175, 45. 39. 158 Cocks. Chris — 58. 59 Coffee. Timothy — 61. 94, 158 Colchin, Anne — 53, 145, 155, 158 Cowen, Stephanie — 4, 36, 53, 54. 62. 63, 158, 162, 174. 175. 176. 38. 39. 203 Coy. Gordon — 158 Dammeyer. Sandra — 15. 17, 158 Davis, Patricia — 158 Dennis, Dan — 160 Derheimer, Karen — 175, 47. 159 DeWald. Chris — 4. 16, 19, 21, 34, 35, 48, 51. 54. 55. 75, 90. 91, 109, 165, 175, 44, 159 Didion. Charles — 177. 159 Disser. Sarah — 18. 26, 173. 159 Dodane. Laura — 27. 53. 154. 168. 159. 202 Dwire. James — 4, 19. 94, 154, 20. 159 Eagan. Sean — 159 Earls. Joseph — 94. 177. 178, 39, 159, 202 Eckrich. Louise — 19. 63, 159, 170 Ehinger. James — 159 Eifrid. Edward — 160 Evans, h lary — 27, 160 Fahey. Laura — 53. 154. 160, 202 Finton. Cynthia — 160 Fleischman. Lisa — 155. 160. 161. 178. 170 Folds. IVIichael — 53. 54. 160, 202 Frecker, Brian — 160 Frericks. Peter — 160 Gabet. Margie — 53. 160 Garringer, Andrew — 160. 203 Geier. Anna — 25, 160 Gensheimer, Laurie — 160 Gerardot, Philip — 16, 19, 94, 95, 161, 178 Gigli, Lisa — 19, 92. 93, 155, 161, 178 Gildea, Ann — 33. 62. 63. 115. 161. 165. 159, 175, 178, 173, 203 Glowacki, Paul — 58, 59, 161 Gordon. Christian — 51. 54. 114. 115. 161. 167. 178 Grabowski. Robert — 46. 43. 161. 202 Gremaux. Paula — 161 Guevara. Daniel — 176 Hagedorn. Laura — 15. 17. 19. 34. 35. 53. 54. 55. 160. 161. 164. 45 39 Haggenjos. Andrew — 161 Hake. Barbara — 19. 89. 107. 161. 166 Halliwill. Lori — 9. 15. 92. 93. 155. 161. 162. 166, 175, 178, 170 Hanford, Lester — 27, 58, 59, 94, 161, 175, 203 Harmeyer. Diane — 161 Hartman. Susan — 161 Hassig. Kathleen — 162, 177, 38 Hedges, Thad — 94, 161, 162, 20 Henline, Kelly — 33, 92, 155, 161, 162, 183 Hennel, Daniel — 108, 110, 162 Hettinger, Virginia — 17. 21, 51, 62, 63, 161, 162, 175, 203 Helzner, Mark — 160, 162 Mickey, Elizabeth — 92. 162 Hilaire. James — 162 Hoch. Richard — 162, 178 Hohenstein. Julie — 53. 162 Horoch. Maria — 53, 162, 175, 167 Huizing, Elissa — 162 Huneck, John — 61, 162, 167. 168 Husar. David — 16. 36. 37. 48. 58. 59. 75. 88. 90. 91. 110. 111. 154. 158. 162. 167 20. 203 Huth. Susan — 162, 168 Isbell, Karen — 162, 167 Jackson, Kevin — 53, 54, 163, 167 Jarvis, Belle Jones, Eric — 163 Keefer, Julie — 163, 53, 38 Kelly, Kathy — 163 Kelpin, John — 101, 109, 163, 38 Kerr, Patricia — 6, 15, 36, 37, 58, 59, 155, 159, 163, 175, 178. 183. 47. 32. 44. 39. 173. 172 Kesterke. Kathenne — 53. 163. 167 Kimes. Teresa — 107, 163 Kleber, Kenneth — 163 Klotz. Michelle — 5. 155. 162. 163, 175, 178 Klug. Laura — 58. 59. 115. 155. 159. 163. 164. 178. 173 Kohne, Chris — 34. 53, 54, 55, 163, 170 Konger. Natalie — 18, 49, 62, 63, 160, 161, 163, 175 Kortepeter, Mary — 163 Kress. John — 53, 163. 167 Kuhn. Annette — 163 Kuras. Joseph — 164 Laughlin. Patrick — 16. 27, 37, 154, 163, 164, 178 Letters, Jerome — 161, 164 Lehman, Regina — 164, 174, 178 Lehman, Ronald — 164, 174, 178 Libbing, David — 18, 26, 27, 94, 154, 164 Logan. Mary — 19. 89. 154, 163, 164, 178, 32, 20, 44, 38 Logan, Patricia — 62, 63, 159, 164, 39 Lombardo, Margaret — 164 Lothamer. Michael — 164 Luginbill. Lynn — 53. 165 Mahan. Regina — 165 Matera. Maureen — 33. 53. 165, 177 Matter. William — 51. 84. 98. 165 Mattingly. Julie — 9. 165 McDonald. Sheila — 115. 165, 166, 175, 178, 203 McGrew. Scott — 53, 54, 55, 163, 165 Millberg, Christine — 165 Miller, Tamera — 11, 115, 165, 38 Minnick, Teresa — 165 Mitchell, Gregory — 54, 55, 154, 166, 177 Moreno. Nikki — 166 Moring. Andrew — 101. 166. 173 Morken. Stephen — 19. 166 Mount. Robert — 46. 166. 167 Muldoon, Andrew — 27, 53. 54, 166, 174, 176 Mungovan, Anthony — 26, 94, 166 Mungovan. Matthew ■— 19. 154. 166. 39 Nartker. Janice — 35. 92. 118. 119. 166 Neher. Rita — 27, 34, 53, 54, 55, 166, 203 Nill. Laura — 4. 9, 15. 19, 34, 118, 119. 167 178. 183. 20. 44 Noll. Angela — 154, 167, 175 O ' Connor, Mary — 4, 15, 19, 58, 59, 84, 84, 98 99, 115, 159 161, 167 175 178 47. 45, 20. 32. 173. 172. 202 Oberley. Donna — 167. 178. 39 Ohse. Brigetti — 21, 62. 63. 115 160. 167. 175. 39. 203 Oser, Gene — 167 Oxiey. Valerie — 21, 159, 167 Paliganoff, Mane — 167 Pans, Vincent — 167. 203 Patton. James — 167, 178 Pelter, Kathy — 34, 53, 154, 168 Pena. Conna — 19. 53, 159, 168, 202 Pierce. Robert — 168 Placido. Glenn — 49 114 168 Porter, Laura — 177 Rahrig, Patrice — 168 Ramirez. Anthony — 168 Raupfer. Karl — 164. 168 Rectanus, Richard — 161 168 Renninger. Teresa — 115. 159, 163, 168 Reuille, Edward — 168 Reust. Dean — 168 Rice. Kent — 168. 178 Richards. Kathleen — 53 54 169. 32 Robbins, Mark — 169 Robertson. Lisa 63. 163. 169 Robinson. Vincent — 42. 169, 203 Rodebaugh, Bettie Jo — 169 Roesler. Sheila — 6. 30 58 59 118, 119 158 161, 176 178 183 Rondot, Gregory — 169 Rondot, Jeanne — 154, 169 Rorick, David — 169 Rorick, Julia — 53 169 Schiffli, Patrick — 169 Schwab, Susan — 89, 107, 169 39 Sell. Anthony — 7. 16. 94. 95. 154 173 170 Shank. Kathenne — 163. 178. 170 Shaw. Barbara — 159. 162 178. 183. 173 170 Schnurr. Bob Siefert. Jean — 11 166 170 Sitko, Kathryn — 9. 11 88 92 161. 175, 170 Skevington, Edward — 14 21 37. 51 54 55 5S 59 89 109 110 183 20, 170 Slater, Timothy — 7 173 170 Slattery, Brian — 53 54 170 Smith. Jodi — 175 170 Smith. Maurice — 174 176 161 170 Smith. Paula — 15 89 20 170 Snyder, Jean — 34, 155. 161, 38, 170 Sorg, James — 26, 163, 178, 173, 171 Starost, Douglas — 62, 63, 160, 175, 39, 171 Stayanoff, Linda — 171 Steckbeck, Tim — 178, 171 Stier, Christopher — 171 Strack, Margaret — 15, 34, 35, 46, 48, 53, 160. 161, 162, 178, 171 Stronczek, Michael — 16. 19, 30, 58. 59 85, 98, 154, 158, 159, 165, 175, 177, 178, 44. 45, 32. 173. 171. 202 Stuckey. Christine — 53. 62. 63. 171 Sturm, Joseph — 94, 163. 171 Sturm. Rebecca — 173. 171 Suveges. Ann — 160. 171 Swinehart. Robert — 94, 95, 101, 178, 171 Till, Denise — 173. 172 Topp. Ann — 172 Trabel, Mary — 172 Ueber, Matthew — 61, 160, 172. 202 Vachon. Diane — 172 Vachon, Theresa — 177, 172 Vachon, Timothy — 172 Vanderbosch, Steven — 36, 48, 172 Voors, Peter — 41, 54, 75, 89, 90, 159, 39, 172 Ward. David — 172 Weber. 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We would also like to extend a hearty congratulations to our seniors and wish them good luck in the years to come. 202 THE MOTHERS ' FATHERS ' CLUB Would Like To Wish The Class Of 1979 The Best Of Luck In The Years To Come mio C(U[ sail WT eri ll(ere Is qo viqd? -V o ¥i)|}ftjt oars ow] flo rB) ifM r Wi|o dar( 5fti( wr owau irDir| ne s v lpwt tears njlmm X torv Sail U|ei| %re is r|o virj {, 205 ■■■ The yearbook staff gives a big thanks to Miss Anita Anderson, who will no longer be with the yearbook. She is leaving the yearbook so that she will have more time to work on her master ' s degree. Thank you for all your time patience!!! America s Premier Award — Winning Catholic Family Magazine S-C.ANUhONV messenger 1616 Republic Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45210 See for yourself why it is the most needed and wanted catholic publication in the country today! Only $8.00 for 12 big issues. Write above address today! 206 FORBING AGENCY, INC. 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Who would have thought that now I ' d b searching for words?? ' year was very special t the yearbook and peop with made it that way. Hopefully this year all of us at Luers have grown — We ' ve surely lived, and for many, the nine months we ' ve spent together will always be treasured. Being a part of the Luers ' Community, we can ' t help but grow in spirit, knowledge, and love for life. This yearbook was put together by a great staff that deserves so much credit. We set out to capture the good and bad times of the year and I can honestly say I think we ' ve done a fan- tastic job. I would like to personally thank Ms. Anita An- derson, our moderator for her time and work put toward our book. Next I ' d like to thank Doug Starost, ACCOLADE ' S head photographer and business manager. The editors of each section really need to be congratulated, too, especially those seniors that kept on working dil- igently even when Graduation-itis set in!!!!! They are Susan Barbieri, Brigetti Ohse, Ginny Hettinger, Paula Bangert, Nan Konger, Steph Cowen, and Maria Zintzmaster. Also thanks and good luck to Kathy Matter, this year ' s assistant editor who will take over next year as Editor. Thanks also to all of the underclassmen on the staff — You did a great job!!! My year as editor is over — thanks to so many people it has been a memorable one!! It is done and I am finished. vvf: Ann L. Gildea Editor-in-Chief ACCOLADE 1978-79 JOSTsNS ys imooc CONP NY