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Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

 - Class of 1966

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You wore everything from white boots to bur- gandy loafers, to paisley ties. You were an indioidualist. A leader not a foll- ower. Not even ncamp' was too gone for you-the Stritch student. This was your scene and you made it. rs: 452'-as '+ -- 1',i vt GP Yam - Un, 1- -- - vs. P .., g.g'.. ::.: .':f .:: '.::,,- gy U gi: .'::.-.zz - he-ii SEQ!! a .- 9' Q. v ' 2' fi' . 9'-w vf-rx '. 'H '- Q .fam - -H+ 560060 ' - an-Us 4019091 hm, L. Th Year lr L. IUP 4U '54 ZF' v P -Q-H .' ,, f-m.g.'f'Xi 5 2, , .. ., ,, J,-V3-4 Jig- 1 23:12 'wzgx Ga.,-':.r.'f . 1 . Q15-V' 'fy L- , N. r -1 ,V ' ' A :- fv' 'L?1q ' . ..,. -- , . ' , ,g: ,-11- '-,, 'A .1 V ,' ww '. --Y-rv, UE :Tri-MQ .-.7 n fav. x. 1,,I'Tg7,4-5 A . T! fs . ' -,'h'1s.. --.1 , !-wi . - 1 ' V v. , -111,7-ua , jk 111.4 'fn ...,,., .LQ 3. 1, 11' s . . V , , 1 , .-.e- - V . ,A , 'R x.l-455' if 1574: ,Y V .:, eq, .M-E A' , WJ. 4 -an Q-,:L?H:, H'-,A-z ' L , 1-I f s W , ,, I Q-, .-- ,an -9- pierced ears, cardigan and bench warmers Il -53 granny blouse, pendant watch, poor-boy's sweater, knee-socks, long hair, black socks, levis, and loafers the animal-look, the courrege-look, pullovers, ghillies, and more loafers You were a part of a great game -foot- ball. No matter who ou were s ectator lr' : p 2 band member, cheerleader coach, or player, this sport ajfected you. You worked together with our riends to y f make each game better than the last. By Wednesday of each week posters began appearing. These were made by you to give you and your team the encouragement needed for a victory. Friday afternoon usually meant rallies. Your spirit shook the bleachers-many times too much- the gym, and the whole school. But it didn,t really matter as long as it did something for your team. By the night of the game you were really ready to ight. You, the spectator, were seen packing the stadiums-some as far. as 100 miles away and you were heard- were you ever heard. And what you were heard yelling were such Stritch favorites as Eat ,Em Up and Battle Cry. 'ill' Aa Lx '- .1 Ali' fa' 1 ' ' ' ' V. , ,ff ' -A ' -- ' , ,- , V -1 . R ' ' nv- .. V Y . V an A.. Q-Le, MEF . fy., ,. ,V-4 .4 + AW! A f . - . ,. M. v- 4 'Gf1 1 .. , .Qfpx ,1,,y,, M- 1:-,,:, fu.. ' f vw l- -. ' H U-9, '- A '.LJ' 1' ' ' 2, ' , fi - - , -I '-U: Ve'- ,--I -t , - JA, A, fx, I. I. 4 , ' W 2.12,-N. 4 . -4,5 M ' .. -,gp g -V, -. 'is' .. V 155 51, . Q ,P , J' ,V ,.s'f71:iw' Fig' . ,,f, f1f.a5,?L 'F fa W Iv .' I -Qi Q h.5,,:qa:p5: ,49....xA 3 1 5-.. L- , X F. . , ' ' QQ M- - ,fgp -rv: .mvux -v f-,ik Q , , 5-K, . L...J -, . -sf, uv- -a ... ,-,., Q R. nh -'Ji ,-.'. .' 1x 'f we-'. ., L . x I , wil W ' 'v, A Wh ,f -' 'FU J'A'5. F3214 .., L . '---5. . f. .' 1 Hu . -,b A u '-'Sing , . W 3 1 1 J 1 'N I as fr For you the player, the football season was long and hard. Many hours of practice and many injuries were survived for what sometimes turned out to be defeat instead of glorious victory. But you had the guts to forget these and come back with plenty of action on the grid-iron to accumulate your share of victory. You the coaches were looked up to and criticized by many before your day came to an end. Your fob was to keep your team in shape and to give them that extra push when morale was low. You made both friends and enemies - how many because of a cherished whistle- drillP - but you usually came out on top as soon as the season was over. As a member of the band, you kept the screamers, in time while you added some screams of your own. It VXNL V.,V .. fi my 'Q I ' x ner' ,J -rfsaug--nn.. , , V . A ',-g,v.. ,7 H ':.i-vw ' , -.sr-,,,, , V , , . t11',f'k ' A f -nv .-u. 1,l5q,gV.M V ...nm Mui, ,gt . 'Hn , .5 11+ 'U' .0e:-- Q-?4f '2-'-f '1 jifglfls ,iii-'flifilltfq Chush Drlik, Varsity Cheerleader I8 1 4 7 0 av? 511 -E-'if' :Wa uh , Al? 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Action was a key word for you this year in basketball. Al- though you lost half of your games, you always provided plenty of action. The games you played were always fast and stirring, seldom dull. You could shoot one basket and change the outcome of the whole game. Your passes flew from one end of the gym to the other, smacking into the hands of another player. You were wild! Even as a spectator you let the frenzy of the game get a hold on you and you never quite gave up. Coaches jumped onto the floor to call out last minute instructions. The crowds flew up row b row as the ll game moved down court. And the Pep Club and the Varsity S added their share of spirited action too. They also jumped and screamed but they unified the actions of the whole crowd. Ups v-5-A. J' ' ,rib 1, 'SLM' I' .d7'v'.',! .1 f' - - M, ff'-fa, S , 4,3- '-1 Beth Brown, Vu rsity Cheerleader as - 3, I 1 A , A i m Y '- wh-1' 1 -'1.,.,.,1., 5 'HV -ww- - .I, .F ij.: .I T: -I 'L gl.- 1 lf' M jf . , .I ' ' -Il, a, , , -lil, A-V - I .-I -y. 1 F - V., a I .La .X aa 3 If V., ,- a ,. L, .I vm K, 5 f ' ww .hw W' 'C 11. ' lf? , .L'.,'. gulf - 1- ,'r a lf. a ' - 'f p . 1 -.W ' lf JL ' - fu F - xf.. . UW, ,HT ' .. . Nancy Strahnan, Varsity Cheerleader . 1 ,,, Y x . , , ,. A , M , pw r., , -' V . 5 WP' ,- . ,yy wma W - . 5 ur ' ,Wu V -r f -' 1 - ' pf' 'A 1 Qiff .'f, 1 . . so you could pass ,- - car, . .qw P , A 1 + g?f1JL,qq ,- 1 'P . 9 'H ,,. ' ' wv, -4,1 - A ,:- .,, I I , 5: , ,f A . mf-P ' , 4' f ' . .- - fl.-rf' ' 1 A ww ' ' -ev' . :Z-. - . V: IL , ' , T , i.i r ' --q.-...... ,- c-' 'JP' o X A ' Iii 33 fr -2..,.. . 3911-u 'v'-f' .s 1 and shoot. -.Qi - '--Q I' The game was excitement itself. Balls blasting against backboards and people. Tennis shoes slapping the floor. Players slamming into one another. Bleachers rattling and crashing to the floor. The referees' whistles stopping everything cold. They followed every move, steps, double dribbles, elbows, these were never missed. The inevitable always came - Foul - on youf, Then, a moan from the crowd. It was a rare moment when silence prevailed. It usually fell during the close moments. These you remember all too well. So many games were lost by only a few points. But you accepted these and tried again with the same fury you had before. Your losses were dis- couraging, your triumphs great. They both were a part of you. The season ended and you came out even with a much wanted victory for a finish. You weren,t on the top, or on the - bottom. But you did give Stritch basketball a new meaning - wild action and excitement. rpg 'T' .wi 4 13,1 , . .. Q5 I. A fr Q hmmm S P . V fl? 7 . vi fu-.'f ' ax'-1' hi b r-H fun , xii! if ' in., ,. 1 3, I 1. E4., .. ., .. 1 L. 1 -,, 4, , ,A--..,J,.M-na. , , Q 4-'. ,X L, .gf M53 if m .4. ,,K, ,-. H, -'f 1 ,V xfu 1 Q R . 75. -Mg.: N. 1 I fn If .'-,u as -, ,. ,LQ- f ...,,,.,. .g- . ww-ishuu 'X :,,.' V QL 126, ,V -A '. ffm ' 'QF-f' ' 'MMI UB' FG NE .. lr' V., 4... , , ,,, 1 , , L, , R-rin., ' 'A+ -.JS ' L- ',g.3f1t .- , Y , f,g '1 ' ' 1, -.ft5f?','fh.- '31 --' 155' . :,Eli,.w.,'r ' Lg'-'fn ' il 11 'f., ' , ' ,':'1f f ..' ' fl nf' ' -- ' ..... , 7 .,1 'f-i?EEQv'F'37: f . . ' ' f - F' , i,v,,,, , ,f-L , ,- - IV My., ' ',- . A , N H , , , f .JL .-'+ ' ..' Y: 'i f- 1 1' . --.5 IWTHCL '.' - fx - 9 .I-. . ,l , , Q - . , i Your wrestling team was a wow! You knew you were winners and you supported your team more than any other school in the area. You came to the meets and filled the stands. And, even though you had to make up most of the yells, you cheered. It took some of you, especially you from the west wing, a while to catch on to such terms as take- clownf' sit-out, and escape, but once you did nothing stopped you from completely enjoying the sport. Even those A -1 . f ,'. .sw - iii' -lv, , 174 .-.-.- - ffpwpirs-'1ff-'f..--'f2'f -131'- T,-..,--'f,:22rf-anim' 1 -'Hp ' 4.1 ,1,.3 ':-.-,. .-x 4ff1ff,T,1,,-':AL V f..4,.-,,, al.,-.-yq.'..r1-i N - . 1. , V 4.1-,.,. ,g .f , - wir' J'f1x,: , , ,....l . Y , .-.,- f.g.,,, , . ... s:eA..,. -..-fu 4.-11'-.X ,,,..,.-.. .L, ,. - 1 vw- VL .3 ,Q 'A ' ' ,X W ., . ,4-4 :'- ,, - ' ,, mxAQ.91.'n wg, V .sq-511. 'Ir' .-I ,: ' ! 'f'?!'Lf' 4 I. of you who never learned 'T ' l P A them knew enough to tell who was winning. Holy erasers! the chalkboard sure helped! When it came to wrest- ling you gave it the works! You stopped eating just to get down to the right weight limit. You practiced and did exercises every night. You risked and often succumbed to numerous injuries. You kept your grades up to par. You took orders from the coaches- no questions asked - even if it meant a penalty. . . . And Takedowns 38 1' A v .cs - --' vm. '4 'i':l'1'3?7TY15P'?J1 . X.- ...'. . , .-U' .,..,1 ' ,.: Y Ut, 'VMS ., , u : vw ,,.,1, Wm xi. ,W 'ini ' fn X ,. 1 f . ,li ' I You gave up the long- awaited weekends on the town. These were far from easy tempta- tions to overcome. But, you did all these things just so you could get out on the mats for six minutes and wrestle. Iust so you could have your chance at a victory. Many times you pinned, many times you decisioned. Still, there were many times you lost and it seemed the sacrifices were all for nothing. But there was always next week and you kept right on trying. And you tried again and again until you did win. And you kept right on winning until you ended up with a victorious season on the mats. You, the grapplers, had done it. You had shown every- one, including your- selves, that Stritch wasn't just the school out on Pickle Road. You had shown them that Stritch was a winner. You had shown them that they had better watch out be- cause you had something and you knew you had it - a wrestling team - one of the best. is ' Ff' ,ig .:.,c. 'iksaff . . -'.-rykv FF' M -4--. .M W3 .gs-1.H..'.., -'-44, I -1 AH. l S I ' vi A 'F ' 4 D' , -nv' ll 3 . ,4,r? -1 ,J -'1 C 'M 'HAH' wifi. 1 , nt 04' PQ T5 f pf? .. ' L . . . And Upbeals Your year was yilled with fast-moving excite- ment. It was the year of the scene and you were making it. The dances you did were the Jerk, the Monkey, the Wooly-Bully-all these and many more were your dances. You came to your own dances but also went to all the ones in the area. Clayhops and S.E.R.A. could be seen dotted with you, Stritch students. After the dances, everyone crowded to Frisch's and Mac- Donald's. Cars could constantly be seen streaming through these hangouts and yours was always among them. When nothing else was happening, you held parties. The most popular form was the open-house. They were never fancy just casual and a real panic! You held picnics, went tobogganing, canoeing, and horse- hackriding. Anything that was wild and uinsanelyv different- as long as it turned you on. You kept a fantastic pace and lived a thrilling year, You never stopped and you never will! 1 v N , R rl df 5' 133.1 0' 2.-1 W L' A .V :Ax . 4 w 1-V nl . V ,, . ,F 5 v .lf ff' , M U 'rv 7 A , . A sf 'wl'.H:c 9 V: +1 'P- I . , 1 'n 1 pf 1' 'J' X VY' ,nr a 'H .V ' v P . In . V . MW' ' wr, ' J ' A -Vf . Q32 Q 9 x ' ' ' .. AH' Q :nf 'Eff 1 1, X I 1 9 . 05 4, Your day didn't end with the three o'clock bell. Your life was filled with millions of events outside the confines of Stritch. The headlines of the year agected you because t ey were about you. It was your world and you had the biggest part in it. Viet Numlnitiative Held 9 7 It was a world of. 1 f 22:-mi..2zZ.5ssl'3zz. BY U-5-I Geneml C - R A Many were good, many were bad-each affected you in a completely diferent way. Sometimes you were .stunned-other times you were overjoyed. The year held both smiles and frowns, and each was a part of you and your existence. Viet Nam is a small country, almost halfway around the world. Yet it affected you. It meant a change to al- most all of you. There was a war and you were part of it. You had friends there and many of you knew that it wouldn't be long be- fore you were there too. You didn't want to be involved in a war, but you had no choice- it was there. It was one of the first tra- gedies for you and your generation. it oh ff l y 0Nenr ,I I , ,.,, 0 . .rf ' , . er ' - . L. A! 1 0599 I txxg Maru n 5 . r - . 7,5 T is ,BL N es or-M f C Gmgr AXE r ' '12, Of cr. f st asm Uf s 099 S H A,,,W.s psi' li. gnu R sgowcoqxo We aked Chmese I A ov - 4 - 011. G W sfsglwl V1ola1eBordefJf fe o A ox Pye. 950 is India Claims A 46 U s it Abu' In O ' R s 1' Cv . War e e,Z76 MGWV S WMU, f S12 rx..0 ' 677 Conflo geman as . 0' T P6qk,ng rf I I Battle ode-Y n B r ern orde Man Force Um! Szgncufe M elects 1 rbs On hs, 0100125 egy Ip If M3315 ,fe gem? 9:69 4, 'Zig . ff 5100 fic- 52 N1 xex ff 'M 571 VX fffffo cwe 'YAQ5 Q, 'Qf 'W14' 'bmuov ' MGS. 01' . e Q '73 565616 -we ,,M7fiReds Came In Waves, Died In Droves J? 707160, 70070 . 'C' ' D 0 s 'jjjff Before Time, Ammo Ran Out At Ashau .AS . . And downs . . While you spent your days preparing for the future, the future was being prepared for you. Changes were being made throughout the world and the U.S.A. was involved in a good many of these things. This year, the Pope decided to see how things were going over here. For the first time in history, the Holy Father ojered sacrifice of the Mass on American soil. Also this year a great Indian leader died and another was elected. Mrs. Indira Gandhi succeeded Shastri as Prime Minister. Many hearings were held by the Senate to determine just how much efort you should give to the War in Viet Nam. Another problem this year was the crisis in the Dominican Re- public. The U. S. was rebelled against. But, this was all just a part of being a strong nation. And you, as a part of that nation, had to take the downfalls and the advances right along. with your country. For they were truly yours. I K5 ' Q0 s X' fa-9 QQQG 'JJ-ALF, .Mn I S , ilson S 0 likely T0 I fig' lvfgw Q! y ,jf Ulf 13 1163043 Qeusxxve Ymeaxn ' QJEYGKYN' e V f YN WS. . . , 4' 'Nuts Qxmxxxxxxwg, 00 QJA , x ily Ac,ecpted L R 1 QR ,, - P eg: 1 Dnifcrsa 3 111011 exp 'ce Corps Q 'bo KNOW' I ,- I QA-: g - ES F0 C dy :fs xx p R 'wut Of UPG g 1:91 S po g J Peace d Inv iw o 4' W-333' XM f 3,,fP 'Z The year was a year of protest, and you were protesting. You started to realize that, there were a lot of things you didn,t like, and you decided not to put up with them any longer. You protested. It might not have been you, at the demon- strations, but it was your spirit. It was yours because you felt that something had to be done, you were the one to do it. There may have been a lot of people com- plaining about you, but you were doing more than they were. Even if nothing came of the marches, you showed everyone that you were interested enough to try. Civil rights was the most talked about and frightfully so. It was your generation that became unpreiudiced. You were awakened to the fact that no person was any better than another, regardless of race or creed. You didn,t believe in segregation. You may have started riots, but you opened your eyes and everyone elsels, also. You have not yet finished, you have just begun to fight. 'qs ggfls wg! is '86 QXQS qs geiobl Q . eQotK626 PSge0K5 . 'JM J 'Lg xeixot sgxv -1,0 o9oa,es'x'l'1'Qll' Q Q0 0 X29 I XX 15 WQO ot' vN:f is?' ' r . r- ,4 APT' gi X go .wa cxsfpvoese lx ,ss 4. 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Qj X, 'W Senten gets' '0 K we We Qqj .AW gm. wg I nm , 3, ' YQ :A fm, se YZ' EEDQM Tow ig ape sig F-iG'?'f HIQH h F VM: ,4h ogjfxllle W g f +4111 Q . ' ' QM M N KQ A? ' 1 0 ' 'gp 6 it JE ff 1966 was a year of new events. Things were happening all over and advances ' were made in many new fields: One of the greatest was in science. Gemini 6 was sent into space and Lieutenant- Colonel White walked in space' for the first time. Another advance, closer to home for some of you, was the Second Vatican Council. It brought new rules and changed old ones. And it affected the Mass as can clearly be seen in your chapel. Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay defeated Floyd Patterson in a twelve-round bout. Although there were many advances in the year, there were also some setbacks. For many parts of the nation it was one of the worst winters ever. Shortly after Christ- mas, New York was hit by an added problem. Because of a short circuit somewhere in Toronto, the wild and bright city was struck dark. These and many other happenings each added something to your life. 63 s H Q98 i ,Y em' 1: T ,Li T'-:85 Miles High, Gemini csc' wit fp 'EQ' on .149 ' . cf 1.1-0,3 YW Gif' ri 51 F ax Q L., 'Is' if XX A A, - . Qu if 'ei if , ,gif X' .. ,. . 3275 6 52 I M M2 CIOGIG Toledo - 1115, ets Gem nl 8 if wg, 571.9 -QQ 6 lo 'y Se Ebb L . xggieredoitgxoh 0 Ufds 'VW Q. fo z s101'm'J ' , 56 , 15 , amen-packed Bulls Lff'9ge,.- f Shadow By l4fB Loss Q all 'ni ' M4133 tems Germ. b Nev: ACE Despite 'llon't ever IDE? champ in the eye' S The Church kept changing. in '66. It was becoming a new Church, a modern one. You sensed these changes as you celebrated the Liturgy each week. Your chapel was barely five years old - and this year it changed. The altar was turned so you could see the actions of the priest and participate more easily. The communion rail disappeared. You no longer knelt to receioeg you now stood-people and altar came closer together. The Mass changed also in other ways. You now placed your own host in the ciborium and you carried the ' bread and wine to the priest as your part in the sacriyice. You sang more and you sang together as a unit. You became part of the great whole-You and God. And people were asking, Is God dead? And Up 7 ' new il,- Q -. 1.4 .1-r.'gN,., '3- 'NMA 4 I I .off Most of your day was spent in class. Unknown to some it was your main purpose for being here. The day held eight periods- eight diferent classes. Each was separate and distinct, yet all were united by one main factor - a giving of knowledge. Some classes were completely serious but most held a few moments of fun. There were times when you were happy with the proceedings and there were times when you thought the buzzer would never sound. Your class schedule could range anywhere from physics to study- halls. You chose your courses and it was up to you to find the best ones. Some may have been harder and taken more time and effort, but when you came out on top in these, you knew you had achieved something. It wasn't the grades that mattered though, it was how much you put into each class and how much you tried These were what made you excell. These were what made it more than just a classg these were what made it your class. You, the underclassmen took part in athletics every day. You attended phys ed classes and under the direction 0 Miss f Sheibley and Mr. Glinka, you did any number of diferent things. You boys held wrestling and basketball intramurals X and in the spring there were achievement tests. Points were given for each feat and you gained recognition. On the west side of the building things were moving too. Soft- ball and basketball games were played between your diferent squads. You too competed in a physical fitness test. Tumbling was one of your favorite sports. And you all tried to accomplish such great feats as standing on your head, flips and pyramids. Some of you may have thought these completely impossible at first, but you soon changed thatg timewise these classes were a small part of your day - small but important. They gave you what you needed to make you move-and you moved. wf 4' . v-A . s 1- f ,,,- 3? '1 L'1r x..!, 3 LF, V, I 13 ' f ,. A A I r LA ..,- ..- -.',,..-qv. L ,,. xv ,iz di 1. K' ,da JJ, ,.. - - ..w -4 .. -....-.,.A..a-...uv ' mu Q, 1 1, 5-Qi. as-fwfr-.-,.,i,5,.s.Q, xx-14'-b--J. ,1 ff Qyfh,-F, . we 1 - , 1 J., - T, 1 , L .4 H 'sian '.,, f .xq , Y .Ling -in .-q 'V , .,z F y .l , 'Jug P:-'l '?'1',L1 -P .LFu.- f,,-1, mul- P, 15,5 -way! .U JEL' 'f'Q.'1J : 141- zngff: ,Q A ri:-I :1 'l'g Z?' ,-Q 111' 43,38 -yfwlg A .5i :f:f5r'ff: A , , .-. -': 51 ,Wrfwi - :ggi n -:.. 'in v J I 4 L f .'- f .. L-Ji : 'w J J L IEE: ,.. . --.4 E at 5 :L l ' J'-1 ' 19' 'fm I -ff .-...,1. f 'x f' .'.t Ai! ..,,, -V K f JA. : T Q . H w Q 'q,1'v,' V. FN .xy-. 1-: I A3 1. W s 4- ,. I V V 1- v IWL 1 'f' , 3, I 5 ! 1- -.,.., ,-'lr' a. 'J 'L A 1 ,EN N - . r ' . 61 1966 - a great year. Maybe the greatest o your li e. You f f were the one who helped make it the way it was. You were creating the upbeats and the downbeats, the upstarts and the down- falls. You were the one with the hope and the will, and you were the one who sufered the disappoint- ments and celebrated the victories. Your year was filled with love for all the wonders and hate for the many evils it contained. You added life to the year '66. Without you it might never have been so. You were a part of its many happenings. Some worried you and many you shrugged of without a careg for just as you, by nature, were carefree and swingy, so was your year. Because this was your year, because this is the story of just how well you lived it, this book is dedicated to you in order that you might not forget - your Existence 1966. ,..-I , g. K . A, .,. , ,Fr .Mp- ,f d -,,. ,.. , ., gg . .l.,f',r.,,kf - qi X . .. se, .r.', PART CONTENTS CTIVITIES PAGE 66 By Katliy Hall Assisted by Limlu Domini, Mart Reinert, mul Bill M cD1miel. ATHLETICS PAGE 86 By John Opial Assisted by Tim Wciflncr, Lou Bilm, and Mark Beeley. FACULTY PAGE 96 By Bill Berry Assisted by Joe Falisc, Pat Simon, and Pauline Henninger. CLASSES PAGE 110 By Bev Lllplflflf Assisted by Tom Mielcarek, Judy Coyne, and Rozcmrui Baczewski. INDEX PAGE 144 By Marge LaPlante Assisted lzy Mary Weber, Lisa luancso, and Phyllis Bertok. SUPPLEMENT PAGE 153 By Bill Berry Assisted by the stag of Existence '67 rmcl the Journalism Class. 65 ACT I V ITI ES ACTIVITIES 0 PRODUCED BY KATHY HALL ,, STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council this year reorganized its student government programs by adding committees. These committees are in charge of spirit, decorations at Student Council dances, and fund raising drives. Senior privileges were OK'd after being brought up by the senior members of Student Council and agreed upon by the administration. The Cardinal Stritch Student Council belongs to the Toledo Area Student Council and actively participates in its activities. Mike Sheehy President U HOMEROOI Front Row-Beth Brown, Margaret Martin, Sharon Reeder, Joanne Wiegand, Pat Bailey, Barb Nowak. Top Row-Jeff Pavlica, John Moran, john Hrivnyak, Bob Flynn, Frank Westmeyer, jerry Iankowski. 66 Chris Daunhauer, Vice-president Sally South, Secretary Dan Tscherne, Treasurer IEPRESENTATIVES !Front Row-Kathy jnros, Mary Dore, Sue Salpietro, Judy Shaw, Diane Gladieux, Judy Dippman. Top Row-Ron Ayotte, Mike Daunhauer, Jim Enck, john Taylor, Bob Sheehy. 67 CLASS OFFICERS Q L .l 'V A , I x My ,-, , - -5 '47' ' ' Y ' . - -,,- T 1 -41 . . . Y -as S6Hi0I' PI'GSid6UfS1 Janet Pilewski, Fred IV611- Sec-Treas: Ken Torok, Pat Deckg Vice-pres: Carolyn Kovesdi, Paul Iaros. QC M M 3 Junior Sec-Treas: John Opial, Chash Drlikg Vice-pres: Dianne Pollick, Paul Dusseau.. Presidents: Marsha Marazon, Frank Fata. L1.iii: Soph Presidents: Bernie Soltis, Bernie Beins. Vice-pres: Marie Christie, jim Wiegandg Sec-Treas: Becky Martin. A-fr, Pig X Frosh Sec-Treas: Mike Moore, Margie Okenkag Vice-pres: Margie Call, Dave Tscherne. P1'e5idCI1f51 JOYCC HFITVCY, Bob Vfmlenf- 68 w ' -7 'hi ,-wx, ,.. L. . Q . ' 'WC --f--'H .uv-H..1fs..''rr'-av-lpigzlm-dau' .news-. Minh! Joe Cseh, Essence, Editor-in-Clukzf Joni Bankertz, Exzlvtence, Editor-in-Chief PUBLICATIONS '66 ESSENCE EXISTENCE 69 ..JTlNAS ILVERYWWDOD YEAR... DEADLINES DON'T EXIST. . . SO WE THOUGHT Roy Drake, News Editor Marian Dusseau, Feature Editor Mike Shcehy, Sports Editor V ..- .. Linda Lasko, Business Manager Mary Ann Kish, Assistant Business Manager Bob Rector, 'a '--'?.vwf'T gg' E3 f- ., i 1 Y '1 A -. ' lb .., , , Q . ,, Circulation Manager - - ----w L4 Front Row-B. Nowak, L. Domini, L. Ivancso, P. Bertok, P. Simon, P. Henninger, I. Coyne, R. Baczewski, A. Blond, F. Monroe, M. Reinert. Top Row-L. Bihn, P. East, I. Pollauf, J. Falise, M. Beeley, B. McDaniel, T. Mielcurek, D, Reardon, M. Weber. 70 ?ii3 ' N? ,il Bette Ackerman, Mmulging Editor Janet Pilewski, Layout Editor 11 Suzi Rohloff, Copy Editor F-'EPS Stephanie P0913 P11050 Edin? Marge LaPlant, Index Editor Carolyn Kreinbrink, Business Manager Full , s ' ' ' i Fl ,,,'i, Q, I ll Dotti Caylor, Assistant Business Manager Tom Cook, pubgc Relations Mark Packo, Photographer Q' '- Kathy Hall and John Opial, Section Producers Bev LaPlant and Bill Berry, Section Producers 71 MARCHING BAND Front Row-T. Green, D. Periat, C. Hill, D. McGuire, M. Crossgrove, M. Serra, R. Mochan, M-. Martin, B. Brown. Row 2-D. Weisen- burger, M. Smith, D. Lutes, I. Perlaky, K. Warren, P. Feies, D. Fairchild, P. Martin. Top Row-S. Reinbolt, T. Bugman, A. Tray, G. Stricker, T. Berry, I. Cladieux, T. King, M. Mauter, P. Henninger. 72 SPIRIT BDDSTERS IN RED AND BLACK UNIFDRIVIS '65-'66 VERSION Front Row-J. Lohr, C. Cuy, K. Deeds, T. Cliio, I. Tscheme, T. Cutcher, E. Bloomfield, R. Matzinger, I. Lorenzen. Row 2-T. Hornyak P. Franks, I. Fortuna, K. McCarry, M. Bailon, L. Bailon, R. Watrol, B. Reinbolt, B. Bobash. Top Row-B. Schwartz, C. Ackerman P Lohr, C. Smith, M. Becker, K. Reno, R. Ayotte, J. Lyndell, L. Weott. , Under the leadership of their new director, Mr. Philip Zaugg, the Cardinal Stritch band showed what a lot of hard work and determination can accomplish. While getting ready for their concerts, marching performances, and appearances at pep rallies, the band members learned that individual talent can be channeled toward one goal: perfection. l I 73 9 . DRUM MAJOR AND TWIRLERS I. Sullivan, Drum Maior. From Left-K. Hall, M. Stoiber, P. Simon, T. Okenka, P. Schnabel, I. Meyers. CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND INTEREST GROUPS 74 Mr. 1. Ph1hp Zaugg, jr., a new addition to the music department, is not only the director of the band and chorus, but also a talented performer. As a member of Lynro Productions, Inc., he has appeared in S0uth.Pacific, as Emile De Becque, the French planter, and in S0und,of.Muszc, as Georg Van Trapp. Mr. W Zaugg was praised by the CI'1t1CS in both productions. Mr. J. Philip Zaugg, Ir., Director BAND DIRECTOR JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS OFFICERS: President: Pat Lohr Vice-president: Paul jaros Secretary: Linda Domini Treasurer: Pat Nietrzeba MODERATOR: Sister M. Faber PURPOSE: To discuss world problems, cultures, and peoples. PROJECTS: Sponsoring an assembly on Law Day May 1, 1966 Front Row-M. Shu-hy, S. Pollick, C. McCmry, C. Koluch, C. Zuchowski, I. Rmnnh. Row 2-M. Vnscik, I. Popx-lik, P. Lohr, B. Hager, M. Hauck. Row 3-D. Bird, S. St. john, C. Simon. l . Nivtrm-lm, C. Cvrvvnac. Rnw 4-K. Brown, M. Jakub, B. L:ll'l:mt, K. Inms, M. Wvber, L. Domini. Top Row- C, lhm.:L-nlmcli, 1. Mruvvc, J. Sullivan, K. Knszprzak, P. Jnros, I. Reisner. 75 l i lr 'E RESERVE LEADERS CAPTAIN: Bernie Soltis MODERATOR: Miss Iulie Harshman PURPOSE: To promote enthusiasm at reserve games. Front Row-Bernie Soltis, Sue Alt, Marcin Barry. Row 2-Joyce Koch, Diane Dunn. Top-Mary Gladieux. Front Row-M. Marazon, B. Henningsen, P. Simon, D. Caylor, D. Mauder, R. Vandeweile. I. Dippman. Row 2-H. Bossert, L. Gladieux A. Blond. M Kaspitzke, I. Koberstein, D. Pollick. Row 3-C. Ivan, L. Santoro, S. King, R. Ferri, L. Lasko, R. Bilm, R. Seeley. Top Row-T. Bollman, K. Kwiatkowski S. Reynolds, M. Iakab, J. Pisula. 1 Front Row-S. Alt, M. Gladienx, B. Brown, N. Stratman, C. Drlik, S. Stoiher, I. Mazurowski, S. Moreno, Row 2-B. Soltis, Il. Wemer, P. Linehan, P. YVeber, R. Baczcwski, C. Pnstorek, S. Daney, S. Salpietro. Row 3-I. Wiegand, H. Baumgnrtner, K. Veres, D. Dunn, V. Kecfe, K. Hall, J. Frankfurter, I. Koch, Top Row-L. Rossi, D. Goetz, S. Kralovic, I. Beltz, L. Domini, I. Myers, M. E. Imbery, K. Leisenheimer. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: President: Nancy Stratman Vice-president: Suzi Rohloif Secretary: Sharon Stoiber Treasurer: Linda Kistner MODERATOR: Miss julie Harshman PURPOSE: To maintain enthusiasm and spirit at all athletic events. PROJECTS: Annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance Front Row-K. Mclllmrgey, R. Nagy, L. Schlater, A. Walker, S. Wilson, L. Nikoncyk, M. Moreno. Row 2-K. Miller, P. Dohms, M. Clark, P. Brimmer, C. Kirby, P. Deck. Row 3-M. Dore, K. Lucas, M. Traynor, E. Simon, I. Ritz, B. Jankowski, K. Brown. Top Row-I. Weigand, S. Faykosh, M. Konczal, K. Weisenburger, K. Consino, L. Kistner. FUTURE LIBRARIAN OFFICERS: President: Elaine Alek Vice-president: Diane Pollick Secretary-Treasurer: Pat Bailey MODERATOR: Sister St. Anne PURPOSE: To stimulate the interest of the youth in the library profession. Front new-K. Emu, D. Mme., w. Glass, B. Gregory, c. Hin. new 2-C. PROI-ECTS! P1'0I1'10ti0Il of N-Hii01'1al Catholic Book Erard, R. Vnmos, B. Crabtree, D. Pollick. Row 3-D. Haugh, K. Medlin, I. Pisuln, J. Vnrgo. Row 4-M. Dauhaucr, E. Alek, P. Bailey, J. Coyne. Top Week- Row-P. McLaughlin, J. Lohr, D. Bilski. Front Row-M. Okenkn, M. Langlois, K. Traynor, F. Monroe, L. Tscheme, S. Hopkins, M. VVL-nvcr, K. Kistncr. Row 2-I. Berry, J. Schnnhal, B. Szirotnyka, B. Kovacs, M. Brown, S. Thomas, D. Dominquc. Row 3-I. Crnclcl, M. Stniher, S. Tschcrne, C. Vnrga, S. Rohloff, B. VVcidner, C. giajcf, D. Schlagctcr. Top Row-J. Dippman, D. I-Iuskison, B. Hasenfratz, D. acieux. 9 PEP CLUB Front Row-L. Marnzon, M. Dussenu, K. Rieclcman, S. A. Dunn, S. South, C. Zuchowski, P. Jncohs. Row 2-K. Koloch. R. VVL-isenhurger, D. Szollosi, B. Ackerman, P. Lnzur. Row 3-J. Kundruth, C. Labiuk, F. Casey, N. Galpnl, S. St. John, M. Curly, B. Martin. Top Row S. Reeder, I. Rinna, C. Henningsen, C. Tucker, M. I-Inuck, C. Kovesdi. Front Row-M. Barry, C. Cunnaday, S. Chechak, T. Nonis, C. Cashman, M. Thorton, C. Szollosi, I. Shaw. Row 2-P. Bertok, J. Coyne, B. Nowak, M. Stoiber, G. Bauer, N. Sopko, P. Maczko, A. Shomody. Row 3-M. Imbery, J. Drlik, B. Szabo, B. Miller, P. O'Shea, B. Cutcher, C. Richards, K. Iaros. Top Row-B. Hudick, D. Rabbitt, M. Seeley, I. Reisner, S. S. Wallake, I. Durst, M. Reinert, P. Berry. FRENCH C L U B OFFICERS: President: Chris Tucker Vice-president: Jennifer Beltz Secretary: Marie Christie Treasurer: john Kimber MODERATOR: Miss Julie Harshman PURPOSE: To help the members to understand PROJECTS: the country of France and to speak French fluently. Christmas caroling at St. Charles Hospital, French play. Front Row-K. Bowen, C. Vincent, C. McCrary, D. Lutes, P. Henninger, D. Miller. Row 2-C. Rady, J. Graclel, M. Konczal, S. Perry. Row 3-C. Rady, A. Dandar, P. Linehun, M. E. Imbery, K. Marchall, T. Pollick. Top Row-M. Dusseau, L. Ivancso, K. Leisenhiemer, S. Rohloff, C. Tucker. ART CLUB OFFICERS: President: Carol Henningsen Vice-president: Pat Schnabel Secretary: Barb Nowak Treasurer: Charles Bohland MODERATOR: Sister lane Mary PURPOSE: To promote interest and understand- ing of the fine arts. f e Art ASSS1'1'1bly. Front Row-S. Peer, S. Reeder, M. Hauck, C. Hopkins, C. Varga, C. Zuchowski. Top Row-P. Schnabel, M. Dusscau, C. Henningsen, C. Art Ex 1 it. Tucker, s. Rohloff. SCIENCE C L U B OFFICERS: MODERATOR: PURPOSE: PROIECTS: President: Roy Drake Vice-president: Mary Sanks Secretary: Mark Ann Vascik Treasurer: Marilyn Hager Sister M. Alcuin To foster interest in science. Science Youth Night Science Fair Science Assembly Front Row-I. Perlaky, I. Gradel, R. Hettenburgcr, M. L. Menard, S. Checlmk, E. Bihn. Top Row-J. Sullivan, L. Hornynk, J. Rcisner, M. Sanks, C. Rainer, B. Rector. Front Row-I. Kristie, K. Miller. I. Berry, I. Fifer, S. Miller. Row 2- Front Row-S. McKeone, C. Stackowicz, D. Miller, B. Dandar, M. K. Lucas. E. lfujns, M. Huilnn, M. Pncko. How SHG. Munch, L. Katona, M. A. Vascik. Row 2-R. Rettenburger, M. Minuto, B. Crabtree, Giroux, G. Topuk, A. Bollmnn, B. Vurkoly. Top Row-M. Christie, G. B. Mauter, A. Molnar. Row 3-K. Veres, M. A. Kashemr, L. Domini, K. Ramasocky, D. Bndcr,1. Bohlnnd, D. Givnnnucci, D. Kcnningcr. Arvey, R. Crabtree. Top Row-I. Beltz, D. Ratasky, R. Marcis, I. Walters, I. Kimber, J. Abraham. Front How-j. Pilcwski, M. Dismnkc, B. Brown, J. Fmnkfonther, I. Front Row-J. Feeley, D. Dalton, S. Stoiber, C. Bauer, S. Weaver, P. Perlaky. Top Row-S. South, C. Bohlnnd, C. Drlik, M. Pncko. Simon. Top Row-L. Kistner, B. Miller B, Nowak, R. Baczewski, B. Henningsen. Front ROW-B. 1-Umor, R, MM,inm.,., T. King, K- Koluch, M. Al Vnscik' Front 'Row-S. Selmek, M. S. Bnilon, M. Beins, M. Crossgrove, I. Wiegand, Row 2...C' Huge,-' M. Swim.,-' D, Tm-ok, B' Szimmynk. Top ROW-J' L. Bflllqh, C. Hartrick. Row 2-T. Zak, P. Bailey, P. Seimet, P. Nietrzebzl, Lorgnzen, D, Paying, j, Kimber, C, Klingler' C. Dxmyi. D. Pnvlxca, T. Toth. Top Row-R. Drake, Cseh, K. Kasprznk, P. Dusseau, 1. Helmn, D. Raether. SERVERS AND READERS MODERATOR: Rev. james Auth PURPOSE: To provide servers to assist the cele- brant, and readers to read the lessons at Mass. Front Row-I. Kill, C. D'Emilio, I. Wiogancl, T. Aubry, I. Brown, R. Vascik. Row 2- P. Dusseau, S. Nagy, J. Sullivan, J. Puvlica, L. Bihn, R. Vascik. Top Row-D. Raether, XV. Usher, P. East, K, Kuszprzak, B. Toye, M. Leasor, S. Mochan. Front Row-C. Drlik, B. Nowak, C. Szollosi, K. Desmond. Top Row-J. Feeley, J. Burns, I. Fuller, G, jankowski, C. Danyi. Front Row-K. Ringonbach, P. Rossi, M. Christie, D. Pollick, K. Sanks. Top Row-J. Todd, T. Harding, B. Kiss, J. Kill, M. Kiss. HORUS OFFICERS: President: Dan Velliquette Vice-president: Jeanne Reisner Secretary-Treasurer: joe Bly MODERATOR: Mr. Philip Zaugg PURPOSE: To help develop any musical talent or interest, while acquainting the students with the world of music in general. PROJECTS: Concerts Spring Musical Front Row-M. Stoiher, M. Ocheske, E. Walker, K. Pleasant, G. Bauer. Row 2-K. Sanks, I. Bly, R. Roush, L. Mnns. Top Row-K. Jaros, I. Reisner, D, Wciscnburger, J. Allnn, B. LaPlant. 80 Front How-B. Hurst, M. Surru, L. Kr-rckgynrto, j. Tschcrnc, D. Dalton. Front Row-M. Sheehy, J. Placucci, J. Birk, T. King, I. Rector, P. Flanagan. Row 2-I. Enck, J. Dussunn, M. Dnunlmuvr, 1. Lohr. Top Row-D. Fnykosh, Row 2-T. Chio, I. Fortuna, L. Goodman, M. Dismuke, P. Kleeberger. B. Kunvlc-sky, J. Jackson, L. Davcnport, S. Vcrc-s. Top Row-R. Drake, I. Cseh, T. Mnrtis, B. Beins E. Mays, D. Bilski. MISSION CLUB QP i . Sl? OFFICERS: President: Ianice Lorensen -el Vice-president: Jeff Pavlica Secretary: Barb Nowak Treasurer: Mike Kiss MODERATOR: Sister M. Avita PURPOSE: To spread Christ's apostolate here on earth by sharing our abundance with Front Row-J. Lorcnzvn, P. Lnznr, D. Miller, C. Molnnr, S. Hanely, Top H1056 less fOI'tl1I'13,t6 than 115, Row-I. Pavlicu, J. Micrzujcwski, T. Busduker, D. Puvlica, J. Sullivan. Hootenany Front Row-M. Simon, K. Koluch, P. Simon, D. Miller, P. Bc-rry. Row 2-C. Front Row-K. Simon, A. Owens, D. Bird, M. Pastorek, M. Gladieux. Row Rudy, C. Fr-jvs, B. NVr:idncr, J. Turshzx. Top Row-J. Gradel, I. Pollnuf, T. 2-I. Shaw, K. Momenee, M. Beins, R. Geisel. Top Row-G. Munch, M. Harding, D. VL-lliqnette, M. E. Snntoro. Wawrzyniak, S. Mochan, C. Ocheske, K. Taylor. 81 PARA- MEDICAL CAREERS OFFICERS: President: Jeanne Reisner Vice-president: Pat Simon Secretary: Janice Myers Treasurer: Carole Ratasky MODERATOR Sister Edward Marie PURPOSE: To interest students in health careers and discover qualities and attitudes essential for members of the health field. Making Christmas cookies for Toledo State Hospital. PROJECTS: Front Row-P. Lnzur, C. Knvesdi, K. Meyer, K. Vercs, V. Kcefc, M.' Dore. Row 2-I. Halnsz, J. Pilowski, C. Hager, P. Maczko, A. Shomody. Top Row -J. Reisner, P. Berry, M. Snnks, V. Bohlaml, J. D:-lik. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OFFICERS: President: Phyllis Bertok Vice-president: Phyllis Brimmer Secretary: Mary Clark Treasurer: Joni Bankertz MODERATOR: Sister M. Blanche PURPOSE: To do things to help other people whenever the need arises. PROJECTS: Field Trips GI's in Viet Nam 3 1 u y, .l J, lin Front Row-C. Hnrtrick, L. Glndienx, L. Nikoncyk, J. Popvlik. B. Dandar. Row 2-C. Hnrtrick, A. Dnndnr, K. Kwintkowski, H. Makin, T. Summers. Top Row-R. Weisenburgcr, C. Kreinhrink. M. Kish, T. Bollmzm, I. Bnnkcrtz. FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS: President: Sharon Tscherne Vice-president: Janice Dippman Secretary: Mary Ann Vascik Treasurer: Chash Drlik MODERATOR: Sister M. Aloise PURPOSE: To promote a more thorough knowl- edge of the methods, traits, and apti- tudes good teachers possess. PROJECTS: Teacher Appreciation Day. Front Row-R. Rettenherger, I. Perlnky, S. Peer. D. Caylor, C. Vincent. Row 2-M. Martin, B. Martin, M. Koncznl, B. Soltis. Top Row-C. Drlik, C. Daunhauer, I. Rinna, C. Tucker, M. Hauck. 82 Front Ilow-D. Giovnnnucci, K. Leisvnhcimcr, I. Lorvnzcn, J. Myers, C. Front Row-P. Simon, C. Cashman, K. Lzmglois, F. Monroe, K. Koluch. Rntnsky. Row 2-M. lmlxvrry, C. lliclmrds, I. Durst. V. Moronl. Top Row- ROW 2-M- B2Wl'Y, S- DHIIGY. R. Mays, M. Gall, F. Horvatll. Top Row-C, Kimber, B. Smith, S. Heed, S. Wnllnko. B. Cutchcr. Drlik, I. Shaw, J. Roisncr, M. Pastorek, B. Szirotuyuk. Front Row-L. Hurst. C. Molnnr, B. Brown, C. Coates, I. ML-fin. Row 2- Front Row-H. Bnunuznrtncr, I. Kohcrstc-in, I. Coyne, A. Blond, L. Lasko. P. Bartok, M. Koncznl, P. llrimmcr, M. llnuck, P. Deck Top Row-M. Row 2-P. Strickvr, C. Sturgill, C. johnson, I. Pisuln, M. Ochoske. Top Bertok, N. Lnngenclurfer, S. Apnnilcs, R. Bihn, M. Clark. Row-L. Rossi, K. Babbitt, M. Rfsinert, B. Huclick, R. Seeley. Front Row-C. Vnrfzu, S. Tschcrnc, C. Znchowski, T. Tucker. Row 2-I. Front Row-L. Malik, B. Hager, K. Cervenek, J. Dippmnn, R. Vzmdeweile, Fm kf0, fh9 g C- lvllkfllly I- Kllmlrntll, C. Pnslorck. Top Row-1. Koch, M. Vascik. Row 2-K. Hall, E. Simon, C. Kozyrn, K. Sanks, M. Hager. Top C. Labmk, 5. Selmek, M. Beins. Row-P. Seimet, B. Brown, P. Nictrzeba, M. XVeber, S. Reynolds. 83 LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: President: Kathy Taylor Vice-president: Helen Bossert Secretary: Connie Pastorek Treasurer: Barbara Danko MODERATOR: Sister M. Venard I PURPOSE: To promote a more thorough knowl- edge of Roman life, history, and liter- tureg to interest students in the classical f A languages. Front new-M. Igassigigk s. sRipifgoH,P.TSimfg1, LB Cgyne. Rhoiw B2-B. . M.rt' , C. S h ' t, . 'si, - H ln- OP OW' ' YUWU, - ein, PROJECTS: Latin Week M? Weber, C ml ol S Front Row-V. Pasqualone, A. Fowler, T. Nonis, K. Ball. Top Row-S. Front Row-V.. Moronl, C- Vinflenf, C- COMGS, I- Melia- TOP ROW-S Smith. I. Lindell, M. Martin, K. Powers. Klflg. C- Sfllfglll, M- Ocheske. VARSITY S CLUB OFFICERS: President: Fred Ivan Vice-president: Paul Iaros Secretary: Mike Sheehy l Treasurer: Tom Vincent i MODERATOR: Mr. Martin Vieth I l PURPOSE: To promote sportsmanship and give l I'CCOgl'lIlflOl'1 to the a'lII'lleteS. Front Row-D. Tschemc, B. Flynn, G. Barrett, I. Mqran, T. Krasniewski, y . Row 2-K. Torok, E. Pntrilln, B. Grems, A. Alexander, L. Bxhn. Top V3.IS1ty S DHHCC Row-R. I-Ieintschel, D. Raether, T. Fitzpatrick, T. Packo, T. Weidner. 84 X Front Row-D. Bird. M. Pnsfvrvk. S- Selmek. S- DHHBY, M- 5im0l1- Row Front Row-D. Haugh, M. Sarra, L. Schlageter, A. Walker. Row 2-M. 2-E- 51l'l10I1, K- Hemflck- M- Mflfiln, I- RHI- TOP Row-O Ocheske. K- Traynor, M. Dore, P. Dohms, C. Pastorek. Top Row-K. Taylor, K. Sanks, Ringenbach, B. Jnnkowski, K. Inros, K. Brown. H, Bgggerf, M, Smith, BOWLIN CLUB OFFICERS: President: Bette Ackerman 1 Secretary: Pat Lazur Treasurer: Pat Ackerman MODERATOR: Miss 1eanine,Sheib1ey PURPOSE: To promote bowling as a competitive Front Row-A. Blond, L. Lasko, B. Ackemmn, J. Wilson. Top Row-P. Lazur, Sport P. Ackerman, K. Sawyer. ' l Front Row-M. Sheehy, J. Lohr, T. Vincent, P. Homynk, C. D'Emilio, FYOM Row-L SChUChel'f, I- FGHIW, L- N0W1lk- J- BW, P- T0l'0k- ROW 2- Row 2--J. Roilc-r, P. Ondrus, P. Dnsscau, P. Inros, F. Ivan. Top Row-G. D- Reardon. J- Hfivflyak. 5- Nagy. P- BNFY- J- Gmhef- TDP ROW-NL Stricker, P. Glndieux, R. Mm-cis, R. Schnieder, F. Westmeyer. Hill, I- W2l1f01'S. J- LaPlm1te. J- Cseh. M- 52i1'0ll1Y6k- 85 ATHLETICS ' PRODUCED BY JOHN OPIAL 1965-1966 E CARD ERE SHUFFLED Ann UP cAmE Foun Aces From Left: Mr. David Clinka, Head Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. Patrick Reilly, Head Wrestling Coach Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. Ronald Zak, Head Basketball Coach Head Golf Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. Martin Vieth, Athletic Director Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach uf' ' Tl 'EW .sua H -1 J -pf ,JSA CLASSROOMS AWAIT STRITCH GREATS5 HERE A STRITCH ATHLETE THE OPEN DOOR REVEALS THE MYSTERIES OF THE BEGINS HIS DAY. COACHES' OFFICE. is C5 N HAVEN TO ALL ATHLETES IS THE VARSITY WEIGHTLIFTING PROGRAMS SET UP BY COACHES HELP STRITCH ATH- LOCKER ROOM AREA. LETES KEEP IN TOP SHAPE. NEVER QUIT AND QUITTERS NEVER WIN 88 .11 fm fli- 1 MUCH TIME IS SPENT IN TI-IE TRAINING ROOM. HERE ALL MINOR INJURIES THE WEIGHT SCALE ACTS AS ARE TAKEN CARE OF. FRIEND AND FOE T0 ALL. 3 I 55- .jL'f1 ,fl--. :Uf . - F inf wflfffff 1. P54125 5 ,. ? 1 'T '72 fi fi 4 5.4 5 , ?.sf,5:pf4eL3:Ife ' YQ?-.1 ts 3, f-'iii' 51331 hh L. .LAI ' ' ' ' NOW HANGING ALONE IN TI-IE EQUIPMENT ROOM, THE UNIFORMS WILL HERE, INCOMPLETENESS IS AN UNTIED SOON YIELD STRITCII GREATS. SHOESTRING. , - f -5. - - f or 1 , -. 4 -1 1-. ' ' ,.7,' - ' A ' 1-' I -fl' '-v :hr' k'X1'Qa.F ' 'Ir .f .' ' li: N, 'Q ', .1 ' Q ' .n - Q, ' ' - v ' , .', 12.4 -I 1' '., H, 11' fx .Q ,. '-ff' , . ' , If N . -. -K 5 xv - . 1 , to -XE ',P'El. in-Q' S' 'vx'a!':' my ,,.- ,Y -nf-1. .' Q., 5 Q 'Q .-J 1' 1 'V gzsxl 'Y . ' ig' '-V7 .if - L.,i TT21:C ' - A El ' 'A ir' 'D :-,:. -,, pw, ---pf .A-ax Q, '..--,BSN-ij' .V g-Yi' ix - 'f57 YQ, I' , lsq . 2 -is-+51 7 'Q jj-Q, :z:.T5ivxl+ A ' i w 4 rx--xl , A 11' . -r W ??.'f,'5' '- -QI Es'-1 I Ia. ifihfvf- fd-x'-2 89 N MEN OF ACTION Ric Marcis John Moran TONY P30140 Jeff Pavlica Dan Raether lim Reiter Mel Riu Mike Sheehy Ken Torok Waymon Usher Tom Vincent The Varsity S fx Al Alexander Football Lou Bihn Football joe Bly Football Cesare D'Emilio Basketball Tim Fitzpatrick Football Bob Grems Football Rick Heintschel Football Basketball Phil Hornyak Football Fred Ivan Football Paul Iaros Basketball John Kimber Wrestling John LaPlante Football Ric Marcis Football john Moran Football Wrestling Tony Packo Basketball jeff Pavlica Basketball Dan Raether Football Jim Reiter Football Mel Bill Football Mike Sheehy Wrestling Ken Torok Wrestling Waymon Usher Basketball Tom Vincent Football The Final Basketball We Opponent They 39 Tiffin Calvert 47 74 Bedford 41 63 Port Clinton 38 77 Springfield 59 46 Central 62 55 Rogers 56 66 Start 80 64 Springfield 42 44 Macomber 67 49 Woodward 86 55 St. Francis 60 50 Sandusky St. Mary 68 81 Maumee 67 64 Fremont St. Ioe 82 60 Anthony Wayne 66 68 Bowsher 55 75 Clay 62 58 Lake 57 53 Central 54 Wrestling We 12 44 36 19 25 34 21 26 19 26 16 28 Opponent DeVilhiss Anthony Wayne Perrysburg Central Bowling Green Start Fremont St. Ioe Northwood 2 Rogers Port Clinton Clay . Bowsher They 35 5 3 26 1 1 8 17 11 21 14 20 14 We 38 0 6 13 14 0 20 0 0 Football Opponent Anthony Wayne Lima Central Sylvania Perrysburg Lake Clay Elmwood St. Francis Fremont St. Joe They 20 6 8 0 12 19 6 21 16 Varsity Basketball Left to right: Bob Flynn, Cesare D'Emilio, Paul Ondrus, Iohn Opial, Ron Schniecler, Frank Westmeyer, Waymon Usher, Paul Iaros, Rick Hientshel, Gene Konzal, jeff Pavlica, Dan Tscheme. Varsity F00fball Q .lg B Left to right: bottom row-T. Mutchler, T. Busdecker, D. Clark, M. Skeldon, L. Davenport, I. Enelc, M. Daunhauer, J. Dusseau, S. Veres, H. Kitzler, B, McDaniels. Row 2-C. Trombley, I. Graher, T. Weidner, John LaPlante, M. Hill, T. Vincent, R. Ivan, I. Moran, J. Bly, L. Bihn, B. Crems, D. Tscheme, Ass. Coach Pat Reilly. Row 3-Coach Marty Vieth, F. Fata, P. Ondrus, R. Hientshel, R, Marcis, I. Reiter, D. Raether, A. Alexander, T. Fitzpatrick, M. Szirotnialc, P. Barry, Ass. Coach Dave Glinka. Row 4-R. Cwyne, I. Pitzen, R. Rector, M. Mecurio, D. Kanelesky, G. Holland, I. Jackson, M. Lombardo, J. LaPlante, H. Deck. Varsity Wrestling A rm q ww -. ,,'-wilt A-'Q ' 2 F. -ga., . , . . ,,.. ,.-.-. - 1- ., ,. . . f.-...J-' -wr. 5 1521 ff r ' . ' - V: L' : LLB 5 HJ 'I 'Sv ilu T Y We . 5-ikiilefgfit ' 'Wiz . . -5.12523 fn? Iv'- 2 Left to right: bottom row-Dan Reardon, john Moran, Jim Meyers, Iohn Kimber, Frank Fata, Pat Barry. Top row-Mike Sheehy, Pat Curley, Ken Torolc, Tom Leibehr, Paul Torolc, Coach Pat Reilly. 93 ,J .,,, WH From left: Tim Heeley, Mike Daunhauer, Larry Davenport, Dave Adamski, Tom Martis, John Dusseau, Tom Mutchler. We Opponent 'They 46 T'fH Cl rt 47 .5 .:..::...fW 4. Basketball 42 Port Clinton 30 vo Springfield 42 59 Central 81 47 Lake 40 0555 59 Mana er Steve Veres 71 s fi ld 3 1 , pnng e 32 Coach, Marty Vieth Bernard Biens, jerry Rollins, Louie McLove, rw 3' , ..if-F-'Hp s ', lam GN' ii' 1.1 mi . . ,A . ar -V EW f .. H Q N v 1, l aff 5 0000 Opponent Bowling Green Perrysburg Woodward Waite Bottom Row From Left: T. Pollex, D. Healy, M. Moore, T. Lazur, I. Montalva, C, Gould, W. Liebehr. 2nd-J. Perry, B. Sheehy, I. Marczak, T. Faykosh, D. Tscherne, I. Fitzpatrick D Griffith. 3rd-W. Fredrickson, M. Schemeneaur, G. Mansor, Th I. Caputo, D. Reed, R. Lawrence, B. Vincent, D. Boes, eg M. Howard. 22 13 Freshman Football 94 Reserve Wrestling Left to right: Bottom row-Mike Krompac, Charles Gould, Bob Molnar, Roln Cseh, Dave Reed, Larry Toth, George GriH:in. Top row-Mlke . A . E I . . . Miltendorf, Bob Shcchy, Dan Clark, Phil Mmuto, John Feeley, Jim nc , Tom Weth, Art Phillips 'W 1. Left tb right: Bottom row-Bob Obert, Mike Crossechdl, Mike Moore, Bob Vincent, John Schemenauer, Jose Montalvo, Tom Lazur, Dunne Arquette, Den Healey, Pat Flanagan. Top row- Steve Nemecek, Tom Alt, Dan Fuller, Dave Crosjean, Terry Donahue, Frank Perry, Phil Kleeberger, Jeff Marczak, Rick Dunn, Coach Glinka. Freshman Basketball We . Opponent They 31 Central 42 36 St. Francis 34 27 Woodward 37 29 St. Iohn's 39 30 Waite 34 23 McTigue 31 27 Star! 37 A L J 1 A r V 1 Q , 'W A . . 5 i A . - in LJ - .ti rv Q-1 . 8 7 ,...,..oo.wuQ 3 I ll .V I QD . L if 'slim-m N1 V - 1- 1 5 , .-.wg QUTLIQI, N ' ' V 0 1 ' N I 9 l wr . 1 Q , ,-Q.....,- ll A WORLD OF BOOKS, GRADES, w 1 x I Vg 4 X-11 , ,, L, 'Pp :i? ' ' . . .EVEN RESULTS 97 . .IF 1 THERE 1 WERE ONLY 25 HOURS IN A DAY. . . Since the school's opening in 1961 the administration and faculty have undergone many changes. The faculty has increased from eight in 1961 to its present number of 40. Although the number of faculty members has increased about five times, the quality of teachers still shows the characteristics it did when the school was young. The teachers are still trying to give the students an education they can use in the future. Here is an idea of the teacher's days from about SR. EANNE MARIE PLAYS OHCAN AS SR. EDWARDINE C 8 AM until 4 or 5 PM when he Hnally arrives home. I t . Y .,1 Z. SR, CEMMA ON HER WAY TO MASS AT CHAPEL COMES SR. ALCUIN PREPARES FOR THE MASS WHICH THE NUNS FROM THE CONVENT. ATTEND EVERY MORNING. 98 Sh- ' '73,-r' l J K , x! I L .f ' EE . x ., fl A ll E- if! il 5? 5 E 5. 4 2 L :. I I L ' ,. .' 4 I I 'Q V, -' IN THE MORNING THE FIRST PLACE A TEACHER GOES TO MISS IEANINE SHEIBLEY LOOKS THROUGH MAIL BEFORE IS TO HIS MAILBOX. CLASSES BEGIN. ADMINISTRATIVE i in STAFITMN 'i ilifl l MONSIGNOR MICHAEL J. WALZ, has, through his per- severance and the use of his great leadership ability, grad- uated one class and is on the way to graduating the second. Monsignor has been principal of Stritch since its beginning in l96l. 1' W. S? 1-J FATHER JAMES AUTH also teaches religion besides hold- ing down assistant principal's duties. Father has been at Stritch for two years and is as- sistant pastor at St. Clement. SISTER MARY AMATA, shq,-- ing assistant principal job with Fr. Auth, also teaches General Science. Sister has been at Stritch for five years. ul. L . Na.N M j .K Q ,, . . f fi . . .-,-. - -A .I+ 70, ' M ' M M M 4' fi 2 ' ' ' -1 ww: M- ' ,, WW W U , .I f'i,Qjq ,Q , ,, f , fire I A A 'a' ' - , ii L-:r.f.:G 4 -7' A r , Q full 'M-1, Q' -, .. - . . . +24 1-'45' , - 1 ' - . iM...,.. ' ' 'M ia. J.. ei ' . ' . saw- ,4 ' DIVCO 5f '0' M ' ,I . P , if .14 I b 4. . I , ....n- -L g A, i lf. , -, I-34 ' f' 4. Y I , fu, ,Ai . ' ' ' Y i-. -' ig.. F... .,: V, ,-. . , ' A . :.'+-7 :' 'MQ-r. :if ,. A JK E' i 1.QsLgEm..,2.-..L- -,LJ . 4- .- ' -' , - i fr.. 1. No ,O . ... 0 N170 i' 'E - . 1 Dqftto sn-as Mimi. r ' .1 ' D1ttO SKNW' M '0 .- I, f ,,, ,.. ..... . ....- V- -- '- ' - q,,. ,.1 Ngfm ' 1 . if - . 1 ' -f f'f f mil? Lf'wr ':.5'X. ... 3 H . , .-L. ...Q , 1 . ' .L . ,,,4 - . Q .ng-.,- -rg , J, V ,-.Q:l3 'Q l1'f'l7'- T, A' i' - . . . -3, ,f Q : Q3'. Q- ! ' 2'-' I . to Uma Mm., Dlttg School wx b y . I .., , Y. i -, iff 83.45-l'7ZL?11f 'ELLLLI ' .5 ' -. 114:12-La-IM-ALB' '- ' ' ' '1 ' -114' f- ' - ' ..-5 THE DITTO MACHINE AND PAPER ARE FAMILIAR SICHTS TO THE TEACHERS. .A - 7.4 'e-Q.. . 'f-r .' MISS HARSHMAN TALKS WITH MRS. HENNINGER BE- FORE THE START OF DAY. . 1 - i .fl r -LL I KI, f' I --4-9' QV ,L-,141 ,L ,7'14 'f1 Lf'L'14ffef-ff ifffx' 101 .. .I X . l.L , ' .ei 341. .. ' L.. 1.1. , i . Ai ' .Mimi OFFICE STAFF MRS. MARGARETE HENNIN- GER tokes core of ony office work thot needs to be done. She has been of Stritch since 1961. MRS. HELEN URBANSKI oids Mrs. Henninger in her office chores. Mrs. Urbonski is o new-comer to Stritch's office stoff this yeor. MR. CASTELLI AWAITS A STUDENT FOR COUNSELING DURING AFTERNOON. FR. OMER RETHINGER INSTRUCTS FOURTH PERIOD SISTER MARY ALCUIN heads the Science Department and teaches chemistry at Stritch. Sister also moderates the Sci- ence Club. FATHER ROBERT ARM- STRONG one of the senior re- . ' , - ligion teachers has been at - Stritch for two years. Father Q has a B.A. in Education. SISTER MARY BEDE heads Stritch's Math Department. Sister also handles attendance records along with- her duties as advanced algebra teacher, SISTER MARY ALOISE, the geometry teacher at Stritch, re- ceived her degree from the Uni- versity of Detroit. SISTER MARY AVITA, sopho- more and senior boys English teacher, has been at Stritch for two years. Sister also mod- erates the Mission Club. SISTER MARY BLANCHE, the business education, transcrip- 3 tion and also, one of the typ- ing instructors, has been with Stritch for four years. BOYS FR RETHINGER HAS BEEN AT STRITCH TWO YEARS. INSTRUCTING HIS SOPHOMORE RELIGION CLASS IS FATHER IOHN NOWAK. MR. ROBERT CASTELLI is be- ginning his first year at Stritch as business math teacher. Be- sides his duty as a teacher, he is also one of the counselors. MR. RICHARD DOERR is Stritch's new addition to the government and speech classes. Mr. Doerr is a graduate of John Carroll University. SISTER EDWARD MARIE the girls physiology and biology teacher has been teaching at Stritch for three years. I FATHER ALBERT CERA- W NOWSKI, a new addition to 'X I' Stritch's religion staff, teaches I two periods of junior religion. I He is also assistant pastor at li St. Stephen's parish. SISTER MARY EDWARDINE the freshmen girls English teacher is a graduate of the University of Detroit. SISTER MARY FABER, grad- uate of the Catholic University of America and the University of Detroit is another new- comer to Stritch. Sister teaches ancient, modern, and Ameri- can h' ory. A x gunman' DURING THE LAB PERIODS, MR. KEN GROSS HAS HIS BIOLOGY CLASS WORKING WITH MICROSCOPES STUDYING BEFORE THE DAY STARTS SR. FABER AND SR. BLANCHE WORK ON TESTS AND OTHER MATERIAL FOR CLASSES. sistsn MARY FRANCIS BER- l NADONE teaches bookkeep- ing, shorthand and is also one of the typing teachers. Sister Bernadone is a graduate of the University of Detroit. MR. DAVID GLINKA, Stritch's new phys ed instructor is a graduate of the University of Michigan. Mr. Gllnka also coaches reserve football, fresh- man basketball and varsity baseball. MISS JULIE HARSHMAN is the French teacher and mod- erator ofthe French Club. Miss Harshman has been at Stritch for three years. SISTER MARY GEMMA anoth- er one of Stritch's freshmen teaches Spanish. Sister is a graduate of Ball State Univer- sity, Muncie, Indiana. MR. KENNETH GROSS the bi- ology teacher at Stritch inter- ests his students with the many wonders of biology. Mr. Gross received his B.S. degree at B.G. S.U. SISTER JANE MARY heads Stritch's Art Department. With her talents and the help of her art class Sister helped prepare scenery for the school's three plays. CELLS AND VARIOUS MICRO-ORGANISMS. THE CLASS IS INSTRUCTED IN THE WAYS OF PLANT AND ANIMAL LIFE. l ugh! Ir llllllmi FATHER ROBERT ARMSTRONG INSTRUCTS THIRD PERIOD RELIGION CLASS WHILE THE SENIOR GIRLS LOOK ON. MR. HAROLD JENKS, JR., in SISTERJEANNE MARIE better V his second year at Snitch known for the leading of hymns . . . Q 1 - . teaches junior and senior boys l2eCQ5iZeLSSOE 2SgiZliE2'f12? if Enghsh- He is 9 Qfsduafe fef the Cone e of St Teresa John Carroll University and is 9 ' ' 'f I advisor to Essence. MR. JAMES KWIATKOWSKI il the freshman boys English SISTER MARY LOUIS DE I teacher has his B.Ed. from the MONTFORT instructs the jun- ' University of Toledo. Besides iors and seniors in the wonders I 1 teaching English and journa- of the universe as she teaches i lism Mr. Kwiatkowski is also physics and physical science. to Existence. FATHER JOHN NOWAK soph- V MR, PAUL McDANlEL who omore and senior boys religion A 1.2 teaches junior and senior girls feGCl'1er iS HOW in his Second ,X English is another new member year at Stritch. Father Nowak -f N to the English staff at Stritch. gs also assistant pastor at St. tanis aus. 105 MR. DOERR AND SPEECH CLASS PRACTICE PLAY FOR CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY. ALL RIGHT WHO KNOWS WHAT THE SHAPE OF THE SISTER MARY PETER CANI- SIUS, a graduate of the Univer- sity of Detroit, teaches fresh- man algebra and general math. FATHER OMER RETHINGER is Stritch's fre s h m a n religion teacher. Father has been teach- ing here for two years. MISS JEANNINE SHEIBLEY teaches health and phys ed to freshman and sophomore girls. She is a graduate of Mary Manse and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. MR. PATRICK REILLY, the coach of Stritch's victorious wrestling team this year, teaches American history. Mr. Reilly received his B.A. degree from the University of Toledo. SISTER ST. ANNE serves as li- brarian at Stritch. Sister is also the moderate of the Future Li- brarians Club. MR. ROBERT STROGONOFF another new addition to the Science staff teaches physiol- ogy and general science. 106 MR DOERR LISTENS VERY ATTENTIVELY AS ACTORS PRAC- TICE THLIR HOLES EARTH IS NO THE EARTH lSN'T FLAT. IT IS ROUND. MISS MARY SWARTZLANDER teaches the fundamentals of home economics. The things she teaches in home economics range from cooking to dress- making. MR. MARTIN VIETH head football coach at Stritch is a counselor and teaches business math. Mr. Vieth has his mas- er's degree from Notre Dame University. MR. RONALD ZAK has been quite successful with his new position of head basketball coach. Besides his coaching job Mr. Zak also teaches sen- ior boys business and govern- ment. Eu .xr , .,,! is SISTER MARY VENARD, Latin teacher, and moderator of the Latin Club has her B.A. in Lat- in from the University of De- troit. SISTER MARY VICTORIANA is one of the three typing in- structors. Sister also teaches shorthand and is a graduate of Detroit Commercial College and Mary Manse College. MR. JOHN PHILIP ZAUGG, JR., taking over the role as mu- sic director has been successful in his new position also. He led the chorus to a Stritch first: an assembly for the chorus. P W NOW THAT DAY IS OVER MISS HARSHMAN TURNS IN ABSENTEE SLIPS FROM HER LAST CLASS AT END OF A DAY MR. HOWARD BROWN D i Maintenance Staff MR. EMIL NELSON Maintenance Staff -nl 108 MR. KENNETH BROWN Maintenance Staff MR. JOHN PACKO Cafeteria Manager i , -Q. -1 f, 1 . I MR. HAROLD JENKS, JR-, PACKS UP AND HEADS FOR HOME. MR.sTRocoNoFF GREETS FAMILYAFTERADAYS WORK Mas HELEN FULLER 'l , Mas. VIRGINIA HUDICK Cafeteria Worker Cafeteria Worker MRS. JOHANNA PAVLICA MRS. ANN WARREN Cafeteria Worker Cafeteria Worker 109 '1 ' ,'. X A .,z . 5 ,,'A' Til? 121 . L, Q-17f:4:,.g7f 'V Q Q 1, If ,T-. , 1:'f,'n'.:zL -Q f. -':',,1- -:rf --3 44 ',f4JS'- ffl'-?Qgl3'ilhA'b2-?'R', iff! ' 7 '14 .11 f. Y .f l 7 W- .: ff... :T .. L.f,.,..Q-at J EVE NK t Val' A .Y ,- t.. -H-,L-Q3 'U 4, L:3i3?7,.'.. ,,gf.5f.:J ' V 'QL Y- '41 74 I gf-' ardinal ount Stn' gh I' . I 1 -T:- 333 4.5 4 vit it , lll1o- 110 '1-F' 1 l I I ...gi 4 3-7-6-5-4-3-2-1-0 CLASSES 0 PRODUCED BY BEV LAPLANT 111 Freshmen J The Class OI Joseph Abraham Joann Ahrens Thomas Alt Anita Alvarado Duane Arquette Kathrine Ball Cherilyn Berry Jane Berry Patricia Berry Barbara Bergman John Birk David Boes Joseph Bohland Anna Bollman Kenneth Bowen Marilyn Brown Catherine Bubonko Ernest Bukovics Linda Burcin Janet Burkhardt James Burns Carolyn Cannaday Joseph Caputo Colleen Cashman Frank Ceparski Susan Chechak Janice Christie Raymond Crabtree Carol Critch Ronald Cseh .-.., as -1 fv-.ri 1 1' Barbara Cutcher Craig Danyi Lois De Groft Stanley Dembski Max D'Emilio Kathleen Desmond Judy Dippman Michael Dismuke Denise Dominique Terrence Donahue Jane Drlik Richard Dunn Johanna Durst Michael Eckerman Elaine Faykos Thomas Faykosh Jeannette Fifer John Fitzpatrick Patrick Flanagan Karen Fournier Andrea Fowler William Fredrickson Daniel Fuller John Fuzessy Mark Gaiffe Margaret Gall Paul Giltz Donna Giovannocci Diane Gladieux Gerald Gladieux Sharon Gladieux Charles Gould Robert Grover Daniel Griffith David Grosiean Michael Grosschedl Carl Guy Kathryn Halicek Katherine Harding Joyce Harvey Barbara Hasenfratz Dennis Healy sf' Diane Heninger Roberta Heskett Carla Hill Ann Hofbauer John Holowacz Stephanie Hopkins Frances Horvafh Michael Howard f' JJ Deborah Huskisson - ' Dawn Hyslop Marlene Imbery Debra Jacobs J' ' ' 1 I , -..akxf 4 if QM J JJ ,ii, if ll J X r r G s gi I J . s i fr fe, is iife If, X ff' J XJ' ii fe' fa' fri JI QNQEQJJ limi i ii W - Wwilmli N, lm lll ll R f il l' 5, I Mill .ll il' LLNE li .ll ll ill' lll,ll ll ll lil iii il ill ' li li l 'il 2 ' ri I W ' 4K1 ' i lklz W i ww Nw l I ' X xl j ily li d D t l 4 Bl X I w i L e 'l J, J 4 il, ii - 3 L J l ,J ii J-E Jil l ill J iw alll la wil 1 J lll ' l2Vi 3' 4 i'l l ll l li iwln l A il l lllvllvl ll l il l i l l 5 'P , ,J Lf: 'J' J JJ J ' - lxq J '. an-, iJ: ll,lw,'1x1,! 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T511 1 b r 5 V Film.. ...- ,.L,.,,, ,J 5--gh 1 j-:nf ,- Q i -if .. 35 1 if -' ,.L.,,,s. ...uc D ' Ul ' J . 4 ' --!.i-J., :: .fp rr ' :gi .1 -fi.-. 427' L -J ' 1 A -'-+4--L r--1' f lffvssf--'gjj' Q l F ' ML - il J iizrieljzj 7 - 5 ' 2 jM-f.l,l 'L ,559 f Tw 'S.L I l rv. .dv 3 l c ,,L rl' . -To i .- H-eg:-..L.. ' Nl 'S ' I .E L-5, 4 K X . i . Q. ,Q-' nw: V 'L :-Q15 -2 -if:-M -vw -JW-... Pencil sketch of front entrance by Christine Zuchowski. .1 rv ' if fy Y ,. l. i I fl- dung 27' t,. :- Qz- rv .1 '- .1955 5 Vicky Pirolli Joseph Placucci Thomas Pollick Anita Quiroga Deanna Rabbitt Deborah Rabbitt Diane Rainer James Rector Thomas Rector David Reed Sandra Reinbolt Shirley Reisner ll6 '1 P I ,, Qi x 5,43 wi. i 0 BI Kathleen Reno Connie Richards Paul Romstodt Judith Schabel John Schemenauer Deborah Schlageter Susan Schmidt Sandra Schnee Martha Seeley Michael Selmek Charles Sentle Judy Shaw 3 'Y' ll7 Ink and wash sketch of the stairs by SB. at mi' , ,Y ---rex' 'M X x N u .4 . -F-W , Fu . . 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I 1 Sophomores The Class OI 1968 David Adamski James Allen Susan Alt Thomas Aubry Ronald Ayotte Nathaniel Bacon Richard Bacon Kathryn Bailey Lynnette Bailon Nicholas Balasz Marcia Barry Theresa Beckwith A Bernard Beins Dolores Bihn Donald Bilski Deborah Bird Ellen Bloomfield Robert Bossert 4 'Y' 0 fm xff f l l i iii l will 41 ill -- .v-- Patricia Vislay Sharon Wallake Joseph Walsh Christine Wangler Kathleen Warren Mary Weaver Janice Whitkovic John Woggerman Mary Woicik Dennis Woyame Janet Zielinski N Fra l 'Q--1 'D RQ, 'll9 Michael Brimmer Katherine Brown John Buehrer Thomas Busdeker Frances Casey Katherine Cervenec Terrence Chia Marie Christie Daniel Clark Janice Cole Rebecca Crabtree Mary Ann Curley David Cutcher Richard Cutcher Dennis Dalton Arlene Dandar Barbara Dandar Susan Daney Michael Daunhauer Lawrence Davenport Henry Deck Kathleen Deeds William DiNardo Patricia Dohms Mary Dore Diane Dunn John Dusseau James Enck Catherine Erclrd Dennis Faykosh Sandra Faykosh Patrick Feies Robert Fletcher John Fortuna Patricia Franks William Fust Nancy Galpal Mark Giltz Linda Giroux Mary Gladieux Lester Goodman Kaylene Gould Diana Gunner Beverly Hager Mary Ann Haley Darlene Hanely Carol Jean Hartrick William Harvey Donald Hough Doris Hough Jeffery Hauter ,.- il? 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Timothy Healy Deborah Heintschel Karen Hemrick Ronald Herr Mary Hissong James Homan Martha Hopkins Robert Hurst Stephen lvancso James Jackson Pamela Jacobs Barbara Jankowski Kathleen Jaros William Kamelesky Mary Ann Kashmer Marsha Katana Louis Kerekgyarto Joseph Kill Terrance King Thomas Kitzler Joyce Koch Carol Kozyra Maria Kuc Janice Kundrath Pamela Kwiatkowski Constance Labiak Joseph LoPlante Donelda Limbaugh Michael Lombardo Karen Lucas Gary Luman Jeffery Mahnen Helen Makin Lois Marazon ,..- ? .. -... lx Y I ,,,, ,l fn Daniel Marchal Rebecca Martin Marsha Martin Thomas Martis Barbara Mauter Michael Mauter Edward Mays Ruby Mays Kathleen Mcllhargey Louis McLove Richard Mercurio Karen Miller Sharon Miller Thomas Mittendorf David Mochon Andrea Molnar Joann Molnar Katherine Momenee Mary Moreno Thomas Mutchler Jane Nagy Joseph Nero Thomas Nikoncyk Constance Ocheske Katherine Orban Daniel Pastorek Marilyn Pastorek Donald Pavlica Mary Perlaky James Phillips James Pitzen Janice Pollauf Jacqueline Popelik '47 J-uri .x.,u.., . 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J Jiffy,-,4,7'77L'-,Z,,'-fff.-74:Ss3f e 'N-X sis -f - ,- .- ' ' X - - ' -.-zf4f,j,J4Q .T ,,.,,,: -.. 11 x - - S ' x -- .,., 4, f fftf Q -Af -X,,a - -- ' Xi Pen and ink sketch of the west entrances by Dan Pastorek. .X -,., LS f -s 128 Daniel Reardon Rebecca Reinbolt Martha Reinert Laura Rossi Gary Saloff Kathleen Sanks Kathleen Sawyer Darlene Schiel Richard Schlageter Walter Schlegel Ronald Schneider Stanley Schneider Renee Seeley Michael Seitz Patrick Seitz Charles Sheehy Annette Shomody Patricia Simon Sally South Sharon Stoiber Pamela Studer Michael Sullivan Joseph Szczerbiak Michael Szirotnyak Thomas Szollosi Kathryn Taylor Thomas Tercek Paul Torok Daniel Tscherne Richard Ueberroth Julie Varga David Vasko Kathleen Veres Theodore Wasserman Margo Wawrzyniak Kathleen Wayton Susan Weaver Patricia Weber Timothy Weidner Catherine Weisenburger Rita Werner Francis Westmeyer Richard Wetli Thomas Wetli Joanne Wiegand Richard Wilhelm Nancy Witaszek Anthony Zaiac Seniors The Class Ol 1966 3 0 M Charles Abde Steven Abraham Alfred Alexander Sandra Apanites l 1-1211 Elizabeth Ackerman ' IT ,,,, Patricia Ackerman X 75 . 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I M45 'r Q Q X 5 x J Y X X X .J z r in ,xg q?,,v- Florence Hornstein Lynda Hornyak Phillip Hornyak Lynda Hurst ii ii if I Paul JOFOS Catherine Johnson 135 Frederick Ivan Lisa Ivancso Kenneth Kasprzak Margaret Kaspitzke John Kimber Sharon King Carol Kirby Michael Kiss Charles Klinger W iw 1 xl' i., Susan Kovacs Carolyn Kovesdi l l 4 l Patricia Kohn Carolyn Kreinbrink Maryann Kish - 2 4 I ' ,, E r wg 1 ,f , 3 -if ,K 'C ' 5 M- 1 - 'Q'- - Ll' er -Ia lA 'S Q.. if , Q A 3 cl, 1 li .... 4 '- . Il, I H 5, ig xx X X Kathleen Koluch Marie ff .ma V, l i Llltiii 4 I , 'f M N 3 l P .u r A '. . , , All .J X X lv- I XV i Ronald Kusner gf 'a ,,.... .5 -A -f U . Konczal Nancy Langenderfer xx X X x ix l 1 'ff ,f u l 1 l Il, yiiftl K VX4 ll, ' l X7 Jf6fZf'11g-V 'bfi 41. QQ, 5 ' l X , ' is V7 45, jf - - jffijilfi X ll: , l ff fl! 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' ' K Y' ev - ' f--. f ' ' f f' ' , Hn. W f i 4- . ff, ' A - hz- -.im Y 1 a f-5, M- , , M :':'- -1 ' ' ' ' ,.-,. .J ' 1 '---1o- -M -1-.,,,. B, ASQ - - v -H+-1-4 ' . . 1-r' 'r ' xz,...f, ..' ' ' 1 ,L A , , . .1,,,3..M.1, ., gm...-. Y --2- -.., e.-- N '. -5- J 1 J 'V ....: n-1-J. ' M' ML ' W..-,fe . Y- .. yn. -, ,- ' '--1-1 l:,, Qi,-,113-1, V5 mg, .msfy -M-I, ,, 5 W-Yvlvmkllxglznim v , --we 74' . f 1' '-1' Pencil sketch of gym by Pat Schna bel Ma rga ret La Plante N John Liebherr John LaPlante Q Richard Linehan Linda Lasko Patricia Lazur Michael Leasor 'S' NX John Lohr Patricia Lohr Janice Lorenzen .4 X i' ff al!! Tw , N f' ' 'll +:f'1, Kr, 7, x .H -1 1 . . 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Richard Reihing 1, Jeanne Reisner James Reiter Catherine Riedeman Melvin Rill Ruth Rettenberger XS Jessica Rinna Sharon Reynolds l Susan Rohloff 140 'X , uf , ,. . X + Jizz? I I ' ll 5 I 'Af' I f g51H5 .- Q ,I N u : ,' Ml ,li J l ill: Nl lg l lil, ' ,ir l W l' 'lllri l ' ' r all l -J Fly' I , .tlllf lfi fl 1---fr. Lili . ' l 1. -fi P Ink and wash sketch of class room by Mark Packo. x WM X JJ aJa MZ u'l'f' X Z ,u lf' L' W M-'Q ,QW 'gl I I ,Q 0 I Z lffl W9 lil Q -1 iq -x NW we KW? K 'mis N-.gg 252 I 3 i NW- x 1 'add X N Rami ll 1 'Swv uve.-s f' 'QW' 774 'Yew' se X X 1 f- 5 , r f ' , 1 ..e... 7514 M34 lrgyzfwe' 1 fy me QQ-' ff l,g':f4'l J ' Q 'I f,mi1lnmml FM' semi av - , ral-., ' e .S .Zi A x ,......... I, . 'iv ' 'XA' L., 3,..-..lX' 'ms- fw'wwmsSmw f7 4l.g-we fm, U2 rp:-L '21 - F f 'v' fy .. V, :gy in, ff'- if mi wg . if lfff l'frL42 'Q .47:5'3i-Qi 1 I uc! J riwef-2-fav I H53-N sr.: fl y Q1 F 1 H-ix li, 4 r . 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I ,J 'iii ef ...-4 1' 5' ' 'L' v V if 'LV ' 'LAT nm f f.:-ww: ' in M ,L 4, ' f ' V Fi-.EQ f--rr -.ffw-f 7j3'r-f Qml , , if eq, - , A i t N 4 2 1 r A lff V Q g he .... ..' e- 03, E ig: pf V , V' i-fi ., . :gf ge t lV-- 'Q ' l 'l l -J l l ' W ' ll' ' MLA ' if' ' ' f if 'P-l lz lf' ' t ell' e 'L -- :I ' L f e W il 1545 11 -1-' Q iw-f- EL'msesifef-:cwg,g.5fc-'1ff'wf'e'ffT-Q24 Q-i.:g...4 -'fri l if W R lt, 'TT - 1 Av- Mx.. A :. ,. -. . ,J E . Y. ',. ,, -V i N I, Q f A - ' . -5.-Q -' ' g, .3 ' '- ' l but ,z a J Al t e ' c i, ' 'f ' ' ' guallilxgiglaf -L SU A . , m.M----k,:,..kA-M- . Awww .r.-.4m.. . Pencil sketch of the front of the school by Ric Marcis. DAUNHAUER, CHRISTINE DEEDS, KAREN SENIOR ABDE, CHARLES St. Thomas 1326 S. Coy Rd. Mission Rep. 15 Football 1,45 Server 1,2,3,45 Chorus 25 School Play 2. ABRAHAM, STEVEN St. Michael 302 Burger St. Track 15 School Play 2. ACKERMAN, ELIZABETH Our Lady of Lourdes Centerfield Dr., Genoa Vice Pres. CAA 1,2,35 Pres. GAA 45 Twirler 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 Honors 15 Existence Pictorial Assistant 35 Existence Managing Ed. 4, Bowling 4. ACKERMAN, PATRICIA Our Lady of Lourdes Moline Martin Rd., Genoa GAA 1,2,35 Honors 15 Chorus 1,25 Bowling 4. ALEK. ELAINE St. John 2614 120th St. Mission Alt. 2,45 Science Club 1,25 Art Club 2,45 GAA 15 Pres. FLA 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Drama Club 3,4. ALEXANDER, ALFRED Sf- Mllfy 2329 Vermont Home room Alt. 45 Varsity S 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling 2. APANITES, SANDRA St. Ignatius 4347 Seaman Rd. Drama Club 35 FBLA 45 Honors 3. BANKERTZ, JOAN St. Jerome S31 Anderson St. GAA 1,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Chorus 15 Spanish Club 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Treasurer 45 School Play 35 Essence and Existence 3, 45 '66 Existence Editor 45 Essence Reporter 4. BARNEY, JAMES Holy Rosary Honor Roll 1,2,3. 2332 Valentine BARRETT, GEORGE Good Shepherd Varsity S 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. 27 N eise Ave. BERRY, JAMES Good Shepherd 745 Utah St. BERRY, THOMAS St. Thomas Band 1,2,3,4. 1118 Delence St. BERTOK, PHYLLIS Our Lady of Lourdes GAA 1,25 FBLA 35 Pres. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 3. Box 211, Rt. 1, Millbury BIHN, LOUIS Sacred Heart Box 411, Lemoyne Rd. Varsity S 45 Readers and Sewers Club 45 Football 1,2,45 Essence and Existence 4. BII-IN, ROZANN St. Jerome R. 1, Droudlard Rd. GAA 1,2,35 FBLA 45 Drama Club 35 Pep Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Chorus 1. BLOND, ALICE St. Stephen GAA 15 Drama Club 45FBLA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Honors 1,25 Bowling 2,35 Essence 4. 266 Milford St. BLY, IOSEPH St. Mary Home Room Rep. 15 Varsity S 3,45 School Play 3,45 Chorus 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. 224 Everett BOHLAND, VIRGINIA Sacred Heart GAA 1,2,35 FN 1,2,35 Science Club 3,45 Drama Club 2,35 Chorus 1,2. 3337 Pickle, Oregon BOHMLER, ROBERT Sacred Heart 545 S. Fargo St. BRIMMER, PHYLLIS St. Thomas 1902 Idaho FBLA 3, Vice Pres. 45 Honors 1,3. BROWN, BARBARA Sacred Heart 646 Parker Ave. Science Club 2,45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Drama Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 FBLA 45 Orchestra 3. BROWN, MARY BETH Our Lady of Lourdes 607 Superior St., Genoa Home Room Rep. 2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Pep Club Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 FBLA 45 Cheerleader l',2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Captain of Cheer- leaders 45 Blade Youth Reporter 4. INDEX CAMPBELL, CATHERINE S t. Thomas 2412 Taft Ave. Science Club l 2 Drama Cl b 2,35 GAA 1,25 Maiorette 2,35 School Play 25 , 5 . . u Chorus 2. CAREW. ROBERT Sacred Heart Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3. CASEY, KATHLEEN Good Shepherd Science Club 25 FBLA 3,4. CATALDO, NICHOLAS Holy Rosary 302 White St. 611 Clark St. 651 Reineck Dr. Home Room Alt. 25 Mission Rep. 1,25 Science Club 45 Track 1,25 Basket- ball 1 . CAYLOR, DOROTHY St. Ignatius 1271 N. Stadium Rd. Girls Pres. 25 Drama Club 3,45 Camera Club 45 FTA 45 Pep Club 45 Honors 1,25 Existence and Essence 3,4. CEPARSK1. MARY ANN St. Mary Magdalene GAA 15 FNA 2,3, Honors 2. CHECHAK, JOHN St. Thomas Science Club 45 Band 1,2,3. CLARK, MARY St. Thomas Home Room Rep. 2,35 Home Room Alt. 1,45 Sec. 3,45 FBLA 3, Sec. 4. COATES, CAROLYN St. Louis Pep Club 35 FBLA 45 Honors 35 Bowling 4. COOK, THOMAS St. Adalbert 161 Bacon St., Ross-ford 404 Raymer 2637 Pickle Rd. GAA 1,2,35 Drama Club 717 Starr Ave. 3302 Lagrange St. Football 1,25 Wrestling I5 Essence and Existence 3,4. COWELL, CHARLES Good Shepherd CSEH. JOSEPH Holy Rosary 569 Church St. 603 Reineck Dr. Treasurer 15 Home Room Rep. 25 JCWA 3,45 Essence and Existence 35 Editor Essence 45 Varsity S 45 Science Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Golf 3. CSIZMAR, IUDITH St. Stephen GAA 15 FNA 25 FBLA 35 Drama Club 4. 2146 Genesee St. St. Ignatius 5315 Seaman Rd. Girls Class Pres. 15 Sec. Student Council 35 Vice Pres. Student Council 45 GAA 15 Pep Club 25 FTA 3,45 Honors 35 Chorus 2, Sec. 35 Homecoming Attendant 4. DECK, PATRICIA Sr, Thomas 670 Howland Girls Sec. 15 Girls Sec.-Trcas. 3,45 Mission Rep. 25 FNA 25 FBLA 3,45 Pep Club 45 Honors 1,35 Bowling 25 Existence 35 Essence 3. St. Louis Mission Officer 15 Honors 2,3. DEFALCO, IUDITH St. Jerome GAA 1,2,35 FNA 2,35 Drama Club 4. DEGROFT, MARIANNE Sacred Heart 425 Fourth St. 305 Meadow Lane 335 Plymouth GAA 1,25 Science Club 3,45 Drama Club 25 Honors 25 FNA 2,35 Spanish Club 3,4. D'EMILIO, CESARE Holy Rosary 2380 York St. Home Room Alt. 25 Home Room Rep 85 Varsity S 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3.45 Football 15 Baseball 1. DIPPMAN, IANICE St. Ignatius 237 S. Stadium GAA 1,25 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Vice Pres. Safety Club 45 FTA 3, Vice Pres. 45 Drama Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1. DRAKE, LEROY Good Shepherd Science Club 3, Pres. 45 ICWA 3,45 CL Club, Wrestling 1,25 Essence and Existence 35 Essence 1001 Forsythe Pres. 45 Honors 1,2,35 News Editor 4. DROTAR, CHARLES Sf- -901171611 3201 Jeannette DUSSEAU, MARIAN 52- Ignatius 1021 Bradner Rd. GAA 1,2,35 Science Club 15 Pep Club 3,45 An Club 45 Drama Club 35 French Club 45 Honors 1,25 Cheerleader I,2,3,45 Essence 3, Feature Editor 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. EAST, PATRICK Sacred Heart 616 Berry St, Servers and Readers 2,3,45 Essence and Existence 4. FEJES, CAROLINE Sacred Heart 251 Worthington St. GAA 25 Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 35 FBLA 45 Safety Club 45 Chorus 2,4. FERHI, ROSEMARY Holy Rosary 2611 Fremont St. Home Room Rep. 15 GAA 25 Drama Club 35 Pep Club 45 FBLA 4. FITZPATRICK, TIMOTHY St. Vincent Dc Paul 3409 Beaumont Dr. Football 2,45 007 45 Track 3. GLADIEUX, LINDA Sacred Heart 455 Howland Ave, Pep Club 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Honors 1,2,3. GLADIEUX, PATRICK St. Thomas 1521 Emerson Varsity S 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 2. GRADEL, JEAN Sacred Heart 655 S. Coy Rd. Chorus 1,2,45 GAA 1.25 FNA 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Science Club 45 French Club 45 Safety Club 45 Bowling 152. GREMS. ROBERT St. Catherine 4416 Fairview Dr. Varsity S 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. HAGEH, CAROLYN St. Thomas 1309 Navarre Ave. Science Club l,2,3,45 FNA 2,3,45 Vice -Pres. Safety Club 45 SCA Public Relations 4. HAGER. MARILYN St. Thomas Science Club 2,3,4, Treas. 45 FTA 2,3,45 Safet Club 45 Honors 1. 1309 Navarre Ave. HALASZ, JOANNE Holy Rosary Home Room Alt. 35 Drama Club 35 FNA 45 Honors l,2. 2550 York Street HALSEY, THOMAS St. Thomas Football 15 Baseball 1. 1408 Liberty St. HAMILTON, FREDERICK Sacred Heart 267 Worthington St. HANELY, SUE ANN St. Thomas Pep Club 25 Mission Rep. 45 FLA 45 CSMC 45 Drama Club 4. 71156 Howland Ave. HARRISON, ROBERT Our Lady of Lourdes 144 Carol Lane HARTRICK, CATHERINE St. Thomas FNA 25 Pep Club 4. 743 White St. I-IAUCK. MARGARET Sacred Heart GAA l,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Bowling 1,25 Drama Club 2,35 FBLA 45 Art Club 45 JCWCA 4. 223 White St. I-IAUGH, RUTH St. Thomas FNA 25 Camera Club 45 Band 1. 1105 S. Coy Rd. HAYNES, THOMAS St. Jerome Bradner Rd., Millbury HEBAN, JOHN St. Cyril eb Methodius 139 Jennings Rd., Rossford Science Club 45 Drama Club 45 School Play 35 Track l,2. HEINTSCHEL, GERALD Holy Rosary 3627 York St. Football 1 . HEINTSCHEL, RICHARD St. Thomas 3440 Starr Ave. Varsity S 3,45 Chorus 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 2. HENNINGSEN, CAROL St. Ignatius 625 Toledo St., Curtice Art Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Art Club Pres. 45 Honors 1,2,35 School Play 3. HOPKINS, CATHERINE Sacred Heart 1405 Kelsey Ave. GAA l,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Safety Club 45 Art Club 45 Honors l,2,3. HORNSTEIN, FLORENCE St. Ignatius 5249 Navarre Ace. Drama Club 3. HORNYAK, LYNDA St. Thomas 649 Raymer Blvd. GAA 15 Science Club 2,3,45 Nurses Club 2,35 Pep Club 4. HORNYAK, PHILIP 2119 Hurd St St. Louis . Class Pres. 15 Class Treas. 25 Home Room Rep. 35 Varsity S 2,3,45 Sgt.-at- Arms ICWA 35 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. HRIVNYAK, JOHN St, Ignatius 6544 Corduroy Rd. Home Room Rep. 45 Home Room Alt. 2,35 Varsity S 3,45 JCWA 35 Baseball 2,3,4. HURST, LYNDA St. Jerome 929 Anderson St. Hfamel Room Alt. 35 GAA 15 FBLA 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Cheerleader At. . I-IUSKISSON, DEIDRE St. Thomas 432 St. Stephen St. Science Club 1,25 GAA 1,25 FNA 2,35 Drama Club 2,4. IVAN, FRED 7510 Jerusalem Rd. St. Ignatius Vice Pres. 15 Pres. 2,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Treas. Varsity S 45 Student Council Treas. 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 35 Baseball 1,2,3,4. IVANCSO, LISA St. Stephen 2026 Consaul St. Pep Club 3,45 GAA 35 Drama Club 35 French Club 45 School Play 35 Essence Editorial Cartoonist 45 Existence 4. JAROS. PAUL Good Shepherd 501 East Broadway Vice Pres. 2,3,45 Home Room Alt. 15 Student Council 2,3,45 Varsity S 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Vice Pres. JCWA 45 Honors 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2. JOHNSON, CATHERINE Sacred Heart 405 Platt St. Home Room Alt. 25 FBLA 3,45 Drama Club 45 Honors 25 Chorus 1. KASZPRZAK, KENNETH St. Hyacinth 1318 Roosevelt CSMC 25 Servers 5: Readers 3,45 JCWA 3,45 FTA 35 Science Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Track 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3. KASPITZKE, MARGARET Sacred Heart 238 Maryland Ave. FNA 2,35 Pep Club 45 Drama Club 4. KIMBER, JOHN St. Rose 828 Pine St. Science Club 3,45 Treas. French Club 45 FNA 45 Football I5 Wrestling 3,4. KING, SHARON Good Shepherd 404 Clark St. GAA 1,2,45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 45 School Play 35 Bowling 4. KIRBY, CAROL St. Thomas 334 Parker Aoe. GAA 15 Drama Club 2,45 Pep Club 45 FBLA 4. KISH, MARYANN St. Stephen 2117 Bakewell GAA 25 FBLA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Essence 3, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4. KISS, MICHAEL St. Stephen 2012 Caledonia St. Band 1,2,35 Mission Club Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Vice Pres. Science Club 35 CSMC 35 Camera Club 3. KLINGLER, CHARLES Sacred Heart 331 Parker Ave. Science Club 3,45 Committee Manager Science Club 4. KOI-IN, PATRICIA St. Thomas 245 S. Berlin Ave. Bowling 15 Chorus 2,35 Drama Club 4. KOLUCH, KATHLEEN C004-'l Shepherd 416 Brentwood Dr. Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 1,2,35 Mission Rep. 35 GAA 15 Science Club 1,2,3,45 FNA Sec. 2,3,45 Majorette 15 Pep Club 45 ICWA 3,45 Honors 1,2,3. KONCZAL, MARIE St. Mary Magdalene 210 Eagle Pt. Rd. GAA 1,2,35 FBLA 3,45 French Club 45 FTA 45 Pep Club 45 Drama Club 4. KOVACS. SUSAN St. Stephen 2325 Bakewell St. GAA 15 FBLA 35 Drama Club 45 Honors 1,2,3. KOVESDI, CAROLYN Holy Rosary 2537 Eastmoreland Blvd. Girls Treas. 15 Girls Sec. Treas. 25 Girls Vice Pres. 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 FNA 2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Honors 15 Homecoming Queen 4. KRASNIEWSKI, THOMAS St. Adalbert 538 E. Lake St. Home Room Rep. 15 Home Room Alt. 2,45 Varsity S 3,45 Honors 25 Foot- ball 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. KREINBRINK, CAROLYN Good Shepherd 836 Clark St. Pep Club 2,35 FBLA 45 Honors 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Essence and Existence 35 Existence Business Manager 4. KUSNER, RONALD St. Rose 236 W. S. Boundary, Perrysburg Science Club 3,45 Chess Team 1,2. LANGENDERFER, NANCY St. Louis 543 Arden Place Pep Club 2,35 FBLA 45 Honors 1,35 Existence 4. LAPLANTE, JOHN St. Thomas 559 Dover Place Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Varsity S 4. LAPLANTE, MARGARET St. Thomas 739 Valleywood Dr. GAA 15 ICWA 35 Essence and Existence 3,45 Existence Index Editor 45 Honors 1,2. LASKO, LINDA St. Stephen 252 Milford St. Spanish Club 25 FBLA 45 Pep Club 45 Drama Club 45 Honors 35 Bowling 2,45 Essence 3, Business Manager 4. LAZUR, PATRICIA - Holy Rosary 443 St. Stephen St. Home Room Alt. 25 Mission Rep. 2,45 FNA 45 Science Club 45 Mission Club 45 Pep Club 45 Band 2,35 Bowling 4. LEASOR, MICHAEL St. Teresa 1521 Waverly St. Science Club 1,25 Art Club 1,25 Servers 6: Readers Club 1,2,3,4. LIEBHERR, JOHN Good Shepherd 534 Clark St. Mission Rep. 15 Wrestling 1,2. LINEHAN, RICHARD Sacred Heart 1123 Mason St. Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3. L01-IR,Jl0HN Our La y of Lourdes 109 W. Clinton, Elmore Szrvgars 8t Readers 1,2,3,45 FLA 45 Varsity S 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Track I 1 ' LOHR, PATRICIA Our Lady of Lourdes 109 W. Clinton, Elmore GAA 1,2,35 Science Club 15 FNA 45 Vice Pres. ICWA 45 Honors 1,2,35 Band 1, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. LORENZEN, IANICE Our Lady of Lourdes R.F.D.R. No. 1, Martin Vice Pres. Missions 3,45 Mission Rep. 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 FNA 3,45 Science Club 45 Honors 15 Band 1,2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4. MALIK, LINDA Holy Rosary 2570 York St. FTA 3,45 Camera Club 45 Science Club 4. MARCIS, RICHARD Sts. Cyril cb Methodius 1100 Dixie Highway Varsity S 2,3545 Art Club 25 French Club 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. MARTIN, MARGARET Our Lady of Lourdes R. R. No. 1, Genoa Home Room Rep. 45 Science Club 15 FTA 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 School Play 2,3. MAUDER, DEBORAH Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa, Ohio Home Room Alt. 15 GAA 15 Pep Club 45 Honors 1,25 Majorette 1,2,35 Bowl- ing 4. MAUTER, TIMOTHY Holy Rosary Football 15 Wrestling 4. MCKIMM, GERALD Good Shepherd MCLAUGHLIN, PATRICK St. Teresa 254 N. Stadium 811 Clark St. 1409 Upton Homeroom Alt. 15 Science Club 25 Camera Club 35 FLA 45 Basketball Manager 1. MEIIA, JEAN St. Jerome Pep Club 35 FBLA 3,4. MENARD, TIMOTHY St. Thomas Science Club 25 Basketball 1. MEYER, KATHLEEN Good Shepherd Class Treas. 25 FNA l,2,3,45 Science Club 1,4 MIERZEJEWSKI, GERARD Sts. Cyril 4: Methodius Art Club 25 FNA 45 Camera Club 25 Science 1,25 Mission Rep. 4. MOCHON, STEVEN Sts. Cyril if Methodius Servers 6: Readers 1,2,45 Band 1,2,35 Chorus MOLNAR, CAROL St. Stephen Mission Rep. 3,45 Chorus 2,35 Drama Club 1,2,35 School Play 2,3. MORAN, IOHN St. Mary 202 S. Main St. 1024 Earl St. 614 Utah St. 5 Chorus 1,25 Honors 1,2,3. 136 Bacon St. Club 25 Football 15 Track 4 1 767 Linmore 3228 Eastmoreland 2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Honors 2241 Jerome Varsity S 2,3,45 Home Room Rep. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 15 Wrestling 2, 3,4. MORONT, VICTORIA Good Shepherd 1638 Tadmore Dr. Drama Club 35 FNA 45 Science Club 45 School Play 2. MRAVEC, JERRY Sts. Cyril ir Methodius ICWA 4. N AGY, STEVEN S t. Stephen 928 Wardell St. 446 Barker St. Varsity S 3,45 Servers or Readers 45 Vice Pres. Camera Club 25 Home Room Rep. 35 Track 2,35 Football Manager 3. NIETRZEBA. PATRICIA St. Mary Magdalene 165 Oak St., Rossford Mission Rep. 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Mission Club 35 Treas. ICWA 45 Honors 1,2,35 GAA 2. NIKONCYK, LINDA St. Thomas GAA 1,2,35 FBLA 45 Drama Club 3,45 Band 3709 Goodrich Ave. 1,2,35 School Play 3. NOWAK, LARRY St. Jerome 155 Harlan Dr. Camera Club 1,25 ICWA 45 Varsity S 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 3. OCHESKE, MARY Good Shepherd 833 Rogers St. FNA 25 FBLA 3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 School Play 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 FLA 35 Safety Club 4. OKENKA, THERESA Holy Rosary 2811 Randall Dr. Chorus 1,25 FTA 3,45 Pep Club 45 Maiorette 1,2,4. PACKO, ANTHONY St. Stephen 1925 Consaul Varsity S 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Golf 4. PATRILLA, EDWARD St. Stephen 320 Burger Boys Sec. 15 Home Room Rep. 15 Home Room Alt. 25 Varsity S 2,3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2. PAVLICA, JEFFREY St. Thomas 1050 Coy Rd. Home Room Rep. 3,45 Home Room Alt. 15 Treas. 45 Mission Rep. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Servers 6: Readers 45 Mission Treas. 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. PEER. STEPHANIE Sts. Cyril ir Methodius 117 Walnut St. Art Club 1,2,3,45 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 FTA 1,2,35 Camera Club Pres. 45 Honors 1,25 Essence and Existence 3,45 Existence Photo Editor 4. PERIAT, DAVID Sacred Heart 325 Parker Ave. Science Club 45 Band 2,3,4. PERLAKY, JUDITH St. Stephen 1808 Rena Dr. GAA 15 Art Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 45 FTA 45 Band 1,2,3, Sec. 4. PERLAKY, MICHAEL St. Stephen 141 Milford Science Club 1,35 Track 1,2. PILEWSKI, JANET St. Thomas 1646 Grnll Dr., Orgeon Girls Vice Pres. 15 Girls Sec. 25 Girls President 3,45 Sec. Trees. Missions 25 Science Club 25 FNA Vice-Pres 2, Pres. 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Drama Club 35 Essence 35 Existence 3, Layout Editor 4. PIROLLI, ANTHONY l Holy Rosary 558 St. Stephen POLLAUF, JOHN Sacred Heart 2007 Matthews Rd. Cboms 1,2,3,45 School Play 35 Essence 35 Existence 3,4. RABBITT, GARY Good Shepherd 650 Clark St. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. RAETHER. DANIEL St. Thomas Science Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Wrestling 25 Track 1,2, 45 Varsity S 45 Band 1,2,3. 524 Ansonia St. RAINER, CHARLES Holy Rosary Science Club 3,45 Football 15 Track 1,25 Essence and Existence 3,4. 1 52 Milford RATASKY, CAROLE St. Stephen FNA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Drama Club 3,45 Treas. Chorus 1,2. 3207 Eastmoreland St. RECTOR, ROBERT Good Shepherd JCWA 35 Science Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Football 15 Essence 3, Circulation Mgr. 45 Existence 3,4. 305 Clark St. REED, SUZANNE St. Mary Magdalene 2118 Maryland Place REEDER, RONALD St. Thomas 329 Cyril St. Wrestling 2. REEDER, SHARON 5 St. Thomas 329 Cyril St. Home Room Rep. 3,45 Art Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 CSMC 1,2,3,4. REIHINC, RICHARD St. Thomas 624 Robindale Track 2. REISNER, JEANNE Sts. Cyril dz Mcthorlius 2128 Maryland Place Home Room Rep. 1,25 ICWA 3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 FNA 1, Pres. 2,3, Pres. 45 Science Club 2,45 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 3,45 Honors 1,2,35 Chorus l,2,3,45Majorettc 1,2,3. REITER. IAMES St. Mary Magdalene 138 Jennings Rd. Varsity S 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. RETTENBERGER, RUTH ANN St. Ignatius 5842 Corduroy Rd. Science Club 1,3,45 FTA 3,45 FLA 35 French Club 45 Honors l,2,35 Band 1. REYNOLDS, SHARON Good Shepherd 40 Greenwood Mission Rep. 35 GAA 2,45 FTA 2,45 Drama Club 45 Maiorette 1,2. RIEDEMAN, CATHERINE Our Lady of Lourdes R.F.D. No. 1, Genoa GAA 1,2,3,45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Treas. Safety Club 45 Honors 1,25 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 1,3,4. RILL, MELVIN Holy Rosary 2468 Caledonia St. Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. RINNA, JESSICA Holy Rosary 520 Brynhauen Pres. Latin Club 35 FTA 3,45 Science Club 3,45 JCWA 45 Pep Club 45 Safety Club 45 Honors 1,2,3. ROHLOFF, SUE Our Lady of Lourdes Seamen Rd., Curtice GAA 1,2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Vice Pres. Pep Club 45 French Club 45 Honors 1,35 Chorus 1,35 Cheerleader 1,25 Essence 3,45 Existence 3, Copy Editor 4. ROUSH, RICHARD St. Ignatius 8205 Cedar Pt. Rd., Oregon Play 3, Chorus 4. RUTKOWSKI, DALE St. Rose 826 Maple St. Science Club 35 French Club 45 Chess Club 1,2. RYCHLEWSKI, THOMAS St. Mary 574 Spring St. Chess Club 1. SANKS, MARY St. Ignatius 4626 Pickle Rd. Home Room Rep. 15 Home Room Alt. 25 FNA 1,2, Treas. 35 Science Club Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Latin Club 3. SANTORO, MARY ELYSE Holy Rosary 2355 Valentine Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 Drama Club 2,3,45 FBLA 35 School Play 3,4. SCHMIDT, CAROL Sacred Heart 661 Platt Science Club Pres. 1,2,3. SCI-INABEL, PATRICIA Good Shepherd 1813 Pool St. GAA 1,2,35 Art Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 45 Pep Club 2,35 Majorette 1,2,35 School Play 3. SCHUCHERT, JOHN St. Pius X Varsity S 2,3,45 Track 1,2,4. 3330 Algonquin SCHULTZ, WILLIAM Sacred Heart Mission Rep. 3. 334 Spring Grove SCHWARTZ, BARBARA Sacred Heart Science Club 15 Band 1,2,3,4. 342 E. Broadway SEIMET, PHYLLIS St. Ignatius 6537 Seaman Drama Club 35 Science Club 45 FTA 45 Camera Club 45 Honors 35 CSMC 2,3,4. SHEEHAN, PATRICK Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R.R. No. 2 90-C, Curtice Home Room Rep . 35 Home Room Alt. 2,45 Wrestling 2. SHEEHY, MICHAEL Good Shepherd 738 Clark St. Boys Pres. 35 Student Council Pres. 45 Home Room Alt. 25 Home Room Rep. 15 Varsity S 3, Sec. 4. School Play 3,45 Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3,45Essence 3, Sports Editor 45 Existence 3. SMITH, ROBERT Sts. Cyril dr Methodius 1724 Linmore Band 1,25 Essence and Existence 3,45 FNA 45 Track 2. STOIBER, MARCIA Sacred Heart 432 Bellhaoen Science Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Bowling 25 FNA 35 FTA 45 Pep Club 3,45 Drama Club 35 Safety Club 45 Chorus 152,45 Majorette 2,3,4. STRATMAN, NANCY St. Thomas 1421 Kelsey Ave. Home Room Rep. 15 GAA 1,25 Pres. Pep Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin glub 35 Honors 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1, 2,3,45 Bowling 25 Homecoming Att. i STRICKER, GREGORY Sacred Heart Server 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Band 1,2,3,4. 3515 Starr Ave. STRICKER, PAMELA Sts. Cyril ir Methodius FBLA 45 Band 1,2,3,4. 1627 Tadmore Dr. STURGILL, CINDY Sacred Heart FBLA 45 Band 1,2,3,4. 312 E. Broadway SULLIVAN, DAVID St. Thomas Wrestling 3,45 Track 3. 725 Valleywood Dr. SUMMERS, THERESA St. Thomas Band 1,2,35 FBLA 4. 660 Raymer Blvd. SZOLLOSI, CAROL St. Stephen 2022 Genesee St. FBLA 3. SZOMBATI, MARY BARBARA Holy Rosary 161455 Idaho Vocation Club 3,4. TODD, JEROME St. Ann 1077 Fernwood Mission Rep. 45 Latin Club 35 Camera Club 4. TOROK, KENNETH St. Michael 2330 Bakewell St. Sec. Treas. 45 Home Room Alt. 2,35 Varsity S 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Football 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track l. TOTH, ERNEST Holy Rosufll 2602 Fremont Band 1,2,3. TOYE, ROBERT Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa Track 3,4. TUCKER, CHRISTINE TSCHERNE, SHARON 502 Howland Aoe. Holy Rosary FTA 3, Pres. 45 Latin Club 35 Pep Club 45 Safety Club 45 Honors 1,2,3. 21 1 4 Maryland St. Mary Magdalene Science Club 15 Art Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3,45 GAA 2,35 Pep Club 45 45 Safety Club 45 French Club Pres. 45 Sec. Art Club 25 Honors USI-IER, WAYMON St. Teresa 1102 Indiana Home Room Alt. 15 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,4. VANDEWEILE, RITA St. Ignatius 411 S. Stadium Hd. FTA 3,45 Pep Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Majorette 1,2. VARGA, CAROLYN Sf- Sfephen 2142 Consaul Home Room Rep. 25 Home Room Alt. 45 Drama Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 FTA 3,415 I3-:p Club 3,45 Treas. Pep Club 35 Art Club 45 Safety Club 45 Honors ,2, . VASCIK, MARY ANN Sts. Cyril ir Methodius 310 Eleanor, Rossford Zcifence lfgub 1,2,3, Sec. 45 ICWA 45 FTA 2,3, Sec. 45 Honors 1,2,35 orus , . VELLIQUETTE, DANIEL Si- Thomas 748 Spring Grove Mission Rep. 35 School Play 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3, Pres. 4. VINCENT, CAROL St. Jerome Box 59, Millbury Drama Club 2,45 Science Club 25 FTA 45 French Club 45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Safety Club 45 Honors 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Bowling 4. VINCENT, THOMAS Sacred Heart 517 Plymouth Boys Vice Pres. 1,25 Boys Sec. Treas. 35 Varsity S 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 ICWA 4. WALKER, ELAINE Sacred Heart 528 Grasser St. Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Safety Club 45 School Play 2,35 Essence 3,4. 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Broadway, Phone 691-2481 Crossland Chemical Co., of Curtice, Ohio F. A. Dohms Dove Realty 1524 Broadway Toledo, Ohio F Pat Doyle Buick-Pontiac Swanton, Ohio Compliments of Dunn Chevrolet Olds, Inc. 7200 Brown Road, Oregon 16, Ohio East Side Cleaners Eastern Lanes, Inc. 3511 Woodville Road, Phone 691-8551 Eastwood Bakery 926 Woodville St., Phone 691-3086 Eggleston-Meinert Ambulance Service 732-734 Main St., Phone 691-5709 Fassett Carly Out 220 Fassett Street Toledo, Ohio 43605 Frank's Camera Repair 588 Woodville St., Phone 693-1433 Frolic Bar 2755 Lagrange St. Fun Spot Arena Between Starr Sz Navarre 525 Earlwood, Call 693-1421 Gasiorowski Memorial 3302 Lagrange St. Ronald C. Cook, Funeral Director Genoa Knights of Columbus Council No. 4237 Urban Gradel Fuel Company Fred C. Hall Co., Builders 2035 Woodville Road Phone 693-0558 Hall Drywall 2815 Starr Ave. Oregon, Ohio 43616 Hayne's Television 81 Radio Service 649 Woodville St., Toledo Phone 691-1954 James Motors 2763 Lagrange St. See jim Heintz for a Real Deal Kelly's Fine Fashions 632 Main St., Phone 69-7837 I. R. Kirby, Builder Phone 836-8825 Lawrence's Gulf Service Service Beyond The Sale Le Loren House of Beaute' 709 Elmore Br Woodville Sts. Phone 698-1562 Lewis Potato Chips 228 Oak St., Phone 691-7661 Lindsay's Food Products 1640 Campbell Street Ray Tarsha Mae's Beauty Salon 1226 Starr Ave., Phone 693-6868 Toledo, Ohio 43605 Rojek Catering- Fine Food St Eflicient Service 2819 Lagrange St., Toledo, Ohio Ronnie's Beauty Salon 3225 Franklin Ave., Phone 242-1132 School Tax S for Church School Students Citizens for Educational Freedom Leo A. Christie, Chairman, 874-4740 149 Scotties Citywide Shoe Service 747 E. Broadway, Phone 693-1351 Searle's Beauty Fashions - Three Experienced Operators 823 Starr Ave., Toledo, Phone 693-2281 Silver Bell Salon of Beauty- Carol Mravec, Owner 8: Operator Soldier Bros. Auto Body Transit Lines 614 Paine Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43605 Starr Lumber 6: Coal Co. 1701 Starr Ave., Phone 691-4696 Sullivan Moving 61: Storage 1715 Hurd St., Phone 691-6209 Thrifty Launderettes - Laundry Vending Service 2736 114th St., Phone 726-4425 Toka's Grocery Store-Top Quality Meats 14101 Liberty St. Toledo Sports Center 1516 Starr Ave., Phone 693-0687 Dr. F. C. Toye, D.D. S. Tscherne's Groceries 6: Meats 464 St. Louis St., Toledo, Ohio 43605 Vic's Carry Out at 309 Navarre Ave., Toledo Vislay Mower Sales Br Service Walbridge 61 Woodville in East Toledo Walter's Pharmacy, Prescriptionist, Phone 693-0606 766 Oak St., Toledo, Ohio 43605 John Weithman Br Assoc.- Engineers 6: Surveyors Welsh-Hood Mortuary at 523 Oak St. in Toledo, Phone 691-7474 Wetli's Men's Wear at 648 Main St. East Toledo Ienne Wren Beauty Shoppe 448 E. Broadway, Toledo Phone 691-3122, Virginia Hughes, Owner Yours 6: Ours Night Club 3325 Stickney Ave., Phone 726-0266 Zam, Incorporated Margaret's Beauty Salon 507 Navarre Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43605 Martin Jeweler 620 Main St., Phone 691-2284 Mrs. Gerry Martin, Real Estate Broker Phone 836-1525 Martin's Sohio --Everything for the Auto Rt. 2 8: Stadium, Phone 836-3355 Matile's Food Market 868 E. Broadway, Phone 691-1442 Modem Floors, Phone 691-8141 209 Euclid Ave., Toledo, Ohio Carpet Installations Compliments of Ted Mominee's Barber Shop, Ted G. Mominee, Prop., 5841 Corduroy Rd., Oregon Monarch Printing Co. 586 Woodville St., Phone 691-1294 Morrow Plating Co. 966 Oak St., Phone 691-1851 John Naumann 8: Sons, Inc., General Building Contractors 364 Parker Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43605 Nikoncyk Painting 6: Decorating 3709 Goodrich Ave., Toledo, Ohio Northem Ohio Cash Register, Inc. 310 Main St., Phone 693-0536 Nu-Way Concrete Step 8: Supply Co. 6015 Benore Rd., Phone 826-9121 Oak Pharmacy 501 Oak St., Phone 691-7284 Ohio Specialty Mrg., Shipping Containers 607 Matzinger Rd., Toledo Phone 726-1516 Compliments of Robert Packo Photography Pastorek's Craig Inn Pietra's Sohio Service-Wrecker Service 3504 Lagrange 8: Manhattan, Phone 242-4562 Irv. Polliclc, Inc. 2655 Monroe St., Phone 243-3145 Portage Inn, Elmore, Ohio Marvin Lohr, Prop. Quality Composition Co. Reddish Sporting Goods Co. 92334 Starr Ave., Phone 693-6561 Rodney's Appliance 3580 Lagrange St. Known For Bargains Mrs. Helen Abraham Mr. 8: Mrs. George D. Alek 6: Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Leonard Alt Lester I. Arquette Art Club Mr. 6: Mrs. Rev. James Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. Bt Mrs. Mr. Donald BC Edward Arvay Auth Alfred Ayotte Lester Bailey Lester Bailey 8: V Marvin Bankertz Baumgartner -CC-MA-JS-SR-FP Mr. 8: Mrs Barbara A. Mr. :Sr Mrs Marjorie A. Mr. 6: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. William Beins, Sr. E I. Bialorucki Bihn Richard A. Bihn William Bihn John Bilski .Beltz The Gerald Beltz Family w Mr. 6: Mrs. Rev. Andre Blasko iola Weible Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Blond Clarence I. Bohland 8: Family John Bohland 6: Linda Steams Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Bollinger Mrs. Harold Bollman joseph A. Bollman Booker's Beauty Box, 1620 Hoag St. Robert Bossert Mrs. Geo. Brimmer Mr. 6: Mrs. Kenneth Brown Kathleen A. Bums Mr. 6: Mrs. Ben Callahan Mr. 8: Mrs. Marion Cannaday, Ir. Cardinal Stritch Camera Club Cardinal Stritch Marching Band Cardinal Stritch Mission Crusade Cardinal Stritch Science Club Cardinal Stritch Student Council Carol 8: Lee Mr. Robert Castelli Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Ceparski Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul L. Chappuies Mr. 6: Mrs. John R. Chechak Mr. 6: Mrs. Leo A. Christie Marie 6: Janice Christie Mr. 6: Mrs. Finnin L. Clark Virgil E. Clark Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert D. Cole Confomiists to Non-conformity Mr. 6: Mrs. Thomas Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crabtree Mr. 6: Mrs. R. D. Crossgrove Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph A. Cseh Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Csizmar Cunningham Family Mr. 6: Mrs. David Cutcher Dennis Dalton - Soph. Mr. 6: Mrs. Andrew Dandar Mr. 6: Mrs. Mike Dandar Mr. 6: Mrs. William Daney Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael P. Danko 6: Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Julius J. Danyi SZ SZ' Mr Mrs. Thomas Daunhauer Mr. Mrs. Charles Davis Paul G. Deck Diana 6: Howard Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Dippman Mr. 6: Mrs. David Domini 6: Family Mr. 6: Mrs. John Dore Mr. 6: Mrs. Leroy Drake Mr. Bill Draves Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank J. Drlik 6: Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Dick Dunn Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Dusseau Mr. 6: Mrs. Bemard F. East Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph R. Fabian Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph Faykosh Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Faykosh Tim Fitzpatrick 6: Guys Marvin T. Flanagan, Sr. Freshman Boys Freshman Class Oilicers A Friend A Friend named Roy, B. D. Mr. 6: Mrs. William Fust Future Business Leaders of America Fixture Teachers of America Mr. 6: Mrs. Arthur Geisbuhler Girls Athletic Association The Girls from B. E. A. T. L. E. S. Mr. 6: Mrs. Amold Joseph Gladieux Mr. 6: Mrs. Leo Gladieux Good Shepherd CYO Good Shepherd Holy Name Society Mr. 6: Mrs. George Gradel Mr. 6: Mrs. Howard J. Grave: Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Grems 6: Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Bernard Grosjean Mr. 6: Mrs. Kenneth Gross Mr. 6: Mrs. John J. Grazeskowiak Carolyn 6: Marilyn Hager Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Hager Mrs. Dorothy Hanely Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Harcsa Miss Julie Harshman Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Harshman 6: Family ie Mr. 6: Mrs. Francis J. Haugh Havener's Food Market Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael J. Hayes James Heal Joseph Healy Mr. 6: Mrs. Phillip Hemrick Mr. 6: Mrs. C. J. I-Ienninger Mr. 6: Mrs. Harold Henningsen Mrs. Bess Hissong 6: Daughters Hofbauer, Thomas 6: Weaver Mr. 6: Mrs. Dale V. Holland Holy Cross Council No. 5139 of Rossford 6: Perrysburg '65 Homecoming Queen 6: Attendants Mrs. Wm. Hopkins HR 119 Sophomore Boys HR 121 Freshman Girls HR 122 Junior Girls HR 123 Junior Girls HR 124 Senior Girls HR 132 Freshman Girls HR 136 Senior Girls HR 141 Junior Boys HR HR 142 Freshman Boys 143 Freshman Boys ven Maryl HR 144 Senior Boys HR 221 Sophomore Girls HR 222 Sophomore Girls HR 223 Junior Girls HR 224 Freshman Girls fFirst Patronl HR 231 Senior Girls HR 232 Junior Boys HR 234 HR 235 HR 236 HR 241 HR 242 HR 243 HR 244 Sophomore Boys Senior Boys Sophomore Girls Freshman Boys Senior Boys Junior Boys Sophomore Boys Mr. 6: Mrs. Elmer Homyak 6: Son Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Homyak 6: Lynda Mr. 6: Mrs. George Hovan Mr. 6: Mrs. John Hrivnyak To Carolyn Kovesdi from Gail Pellek Jenkins Fred Ivan Mr. 6: Mrs. Stephen J. Ivansco The Jackson Family Mr. 6: Mrs. C. Jankowski Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph F. Jaros Mr. 6: Mrs. Harold R. Jenks, Jr. 6: Mori The O. H. N. I. O. FAN CLUB Junior Council on World Affairs Junior Girls Kathie, Pudgie, Lyndah 6: Moxie Mr. 6: Mrs. James Katona, Sr. Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Kehren Mr. 6: Mrs. John P. Kelly Mr. 6: Mrs. Kenneth A. Kettinger Bemard J. Kill Family Mr. 6: Mrs. James R. Kirby Michael Jeffrey Kiss Chuck Kistner Mr. 6: Mrs. Ralph Kistner Mr. 6: Mrs. Louis Loenig Mr. 6: Mrs. Eugene A. Konczal, Sr. C. T. Kopan, DDS Mr. 6: Mrs. G. A. Kovacs Mr. 6: Mrs. John Kovesdi Mr. 6: Mrs. John Kozyra Mr. 6: Mrs. A. Koslowskig Detroit Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank Krakau Miss Dolores Kreinbrink Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kreinbrink Mr. Leonard E. Kreinbrink James M. Kwiatkowski Mark 6: Michael Kwiatkowski, Esquire Mr. 6: Mrs. R. Kwiatkowski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Kwiatkowski Mrs. Lorena Labiak Lagrang e Shoe Repair Mr. 6: Mrs. Oliver J. Langenderfer 6: Nancy Rev. Robert A. Lamantia Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph C. LaPlant Miss J. I. M. LaPlante Mr. 6: Mrs. James F. LaPlante Mr. 6: Mrs. Wilfred LaPlante Mr. 6: Mrs. William Lazur Le Cercle Francais Mr. 6: Mrs. Glen Lehr Mr. 6: Mrs. Charles W. Leisenheimer Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Lombardo Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank Malik Mr. 6: Mrs. Richard G. Mangas Mrs. Charles Marcis Marsh 6: Crowley-Attorneys at Law Mr. 6: Mrs. Leo Martin Martin Supply, Curtice, Ohio Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph Martis Mr. Thomas R. Martis Rev. Edward J. Mattimoe Mr. 6: Mrs. Ralph Matzinger Oliver J. Mauter Mr. McDaniel, Good Luck Class of '66 and '67' Mr. 6: Mrs. Olen McDaniel J. F. Mcllhargey Bark Meeley, B. C. McD., Is. Is. Mr. 6: Mrs. John Menard Rick Mercurio Mr. 6: Mrs. Richard E. Mercurio Bob Mertes Mr. 6: Mrs. James Meyer Beni. L. Michalak Mr. 6: Mrs. Chester Mierzejewski Julie A. Mierzeiewski Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Miller 6: Family Walter E. Miller Mr. 6: Mrs. Harmon Minuto Steven S. Mochon Mr. 6: Mrs. Rudolph J. Mravec Mr. 6: Mrs. Luther S. Munch Mr. Mr. 6: Mrs. Albert Mutchler 6: Family Steve 6: Jane Nagy Mr. Mr. ohn 6: Mrs. Howard Narges 6: Mrs. John J. Nikoncyk L. Nikoncyk, Jr. l Rev. John Nowak Mr. Louis Wm. Nyers Mrs. W. John Ocheske Mr. 6: Mrs. Martin Okenka, Jr Mr. James R. Opial I Mr. 6: Mrs. John Opial Mr. 6: Mrs. Daniel O'Shea 6: Mrs. Henry Paluh Miss Jeannine Sheibley Silka's Mens Wear Mr. 6: Mrs. Ignatius Simon Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Simon Six Senior C's of 136 Philip C. Skeldon YVilliam A. Smith Mr. 6: Mrs. Andrew J. Snyir Sophomore Boys Class of '68 Sophomore Girls Class of '68 SS-MM-JB-JB-KV-PS-SD-BH-'LK-KL-RB Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph F. Sopko St. James CYO Mrs. Ruth E. Steams Mr. 6: Mrs. Kenneth Stobier Stritch Mathletes III 6: IV Operation Up and Going! Room 237 C1965-661 Miss Coletta Strohmeier 119 Study, 8th Period Para-Medical Careers Club Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Pastorck Mr. 6: Mrs. Edward Patrilla Kayrl Patton-Sue Schings Rina Payne Mr. 6: Mrs. Philip A. Peer Pep Club Mr. 6: Mrs. Ervin H. Periat Compliments of Philip's Jewelers F. A. Pietrykowski, Pharmacist Mr. 6: Mrs. Amelia 6: Jim Pilcher Mr. 6: Mrs. Dominic Pirolli John J. Pollauf Mr. 6: Mrs. John B. Pollauf, Jr. Mr. 6: Mrs. John V. Powers Publius Vergilius Maro Stuffer 6: Minny Sunbeam Products Miss Mary Swnrtzlander mike Swembu and Charles Darwin 1' . 6: Mrs. Louis J. Szabo Mr. 6: Mrs. Louis P. Szabo Mr. 6: Mrs. William B. Szabo Mr. 6: Mrs. William Szirotnyak Mr. 6: Mrs. Emery Szollosi Mr. 6: Mrs. John Szolosi Mr. 6: Mrs. Charles Tafelski Mr. 6: Mrs. John Tarianyi Mr. 6: Mrs. Jolm Tertel Donald F. Thomas, Jr. Mr. 6: Mrs. Harry Thomton Toledo Sports Arena Mr. 6: Mrs. Thomas Quilter Mr. 6: Mrs. Stephen Rady Margaret Rady Mr. 6: Mrs. -Joseph Rainer Mr. 6: Mrs. Jerry Ratasky Mr. 6: Mrs. Cyril Reardon Reserve Cheerleaders 6: Altemates Rev. Omer Rethinger Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert A. Reynolds Mrs. Elizabeth Rigo Mr. 6: Mrs. Nelson Rohloff Mrs. Augusta Rossi Mr. 6: Mrs. Mario Rossi William E. Rowe Rev. Robert H. Rufling Safety Committee Schemenauer Shoe Store Mrs. Peter Schings 6: Susan Mr. 6: Mrs. Sander Schmidt Mr. Walter Schmidt Florian Schnee Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Richard Schneider Mr. 6: Mrs. E. C. Schwartz The Senior Girls of '66 Senior Girls of the S. S. A-G0-CO Senior Hungarian Girls Charles Sentle Thomas M. Shaw Mr. 6: Mrs. John J. Sheehy LON HOURS. . . Mr. 6: Mrs. Michael Torok 6: Sons Mr. 6: Mrs. Patrick Traynor Carl Tscherne Mr. 6: Mrs. Fredric Tscheme, Jr. Mr. 6: Mrs. John Tscheme The Van Raepenbusch Family Mr. 6: Mrs. Bert J. Varkoly '65-'66 Varsity Cheerleader Squad Varsity S Club Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Vascik Mr. John Verb Vox Latina The Stritch Chapter of the Junior Classical League Judge 6: Mrs. Nicholas Walinski Mr. 6: Mrs. Charles E. Walker Monsignor Michael J. Walz Mrs. George Wangler Mr. 6: Mrs. Peter Watrol Mr. 6: Mrs. Wm. J. Wayton Wcebee 6: M. K. W. The John Weisenburger Family Judge 6: Mrs. Joseph L. Wetli Bill Whitkovic '65 Mr. 6: Mrs. James Wiegand Mr. 6: Mrs. Robert Witaszek John J. Zak The Zielinski Family Mayor 6: Mrs. Frank Zuchowski Ralph Zychowicz HARD WORK. . . FUN. . . That calendar must be wrong! It can't be time for another deadline. That was the cry heard from Room 117 this year,as the staff of Existence '66 started to work. A second cry, well, really a plea, was sent out to all who would listen, HELP. To answer this call all volunteers had to have two virtues: courage and understanding. It took real courage and lots of understanding to work around people like Tim Weidner, who, when sent out for hot chocolate, came back with cold chocolate milk. Or Joe Falise who raved whenever his name was typed wrong. Or Mary Weber, who picked up the habit of talking to herself. And Bill Berry, who lives near Eckel Junction, on the B. G. Campus Exls'rENcE 'ee All kidding aside, I want to thank these wonderful people who made many long days seem shorter and many disappointments easier to take. lim glad we were together to laugh and joke our way out of our problems. I appreciate the backing to the staff of Existence '66, given by the entire school. And the gentle pushing of our advisor, Mr. K, whose help could never be repaid by mere words. I think we all agree that we couldn't have made it without him. Thank you all for making this a happy and important year for me. Sincerely, Joni Bankertz, Editor 'PRODUCTION STAFF 'Editor-inQCliief ......,.. ...- I Oni Bilflkeftl Associate 'Editors . . , Managing Editor , , , Copy Editor ,Layout Editor ..,. Photo, Editor , .... Section Pfo'ducer's:' . . . Mary Weber Lisa Ivancso Phyllis Bertok Bette Ackerman . . . Suzi Rohloif Janet Pilewski . . . Stephanie Peer Administiation ......... ........ B ill Berry ,Assistantsg Joe Falise ' 'Pauline Henninger Pat Simon Activities- ...,.....,........., 'Kathy Hall Assistants: Mart Reinert. Bill McDaniel N iLinda Domini Sports .......,...,..,... . john Opial Assistants: Loui Bihn Tim Weidner 'Mark Beeley ' 1 i Classes ...........,.....,... iBev- LaP1ant Assistants: Hosezmna Baczewski N Fran Monroe , Tom 'Mielcarek iudy Coyne Indexf7tds ......,....... . , . Margie LaPlunte Pliotogijzipher , . , . . . . f Mark Packo Photo Essay Art , . ......... 'Chris Zuchowski ,Business Manager ..... , , . Carolyn Kreinbrink Assistant: Dottie Caylor Business Staff: Nancy Langentlerfer 'Cathy Weisenberger Editorial 'Advisor ...... Mr. Inmes Kwiatkowski :Business Advisor ..,..... Miss Julie 'Harshman Aclcriowledgements Monsignor Michael Walz Mr. Doug Bynum 'Fr v 'ollfgoe Staff Essence Staif Mr. Robert Packo Wakelin Studio lack Weissbrod My mom and dad JU 9,wQWj5w, mf wfyyipaaiy W Q fp? 55,3 S-fx, ffifblkvr RQOJJL, N P1 51? X . X A M J 1 A UA 4 , N. -. . 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