Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)
- Class of 1969
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'tn A' 31 ale,-1, .1 - 1, .J '1T??,i'3.,' , rc. ,. . '4'N.511:tff - . ' 1--Q A A, 34- f QI. .. u PRESIDE CY Q N A V, ' . 0' ad? ' 'jj' ff- '1' ' A ,. .1 .' Y fr . ,Hi- Q , f J 3 3 In ff Z . pi Q 15 aff J 1 X' Q' v .A 5 Introduction The elements that make up an entire school year are captured by the eye and ear as each day goes by. For each individual, the events that total up to make a memory are different, yet for all they are basically the same. Everyone creates his own catalog of thoughts from the color and noise around him. The mind reacts, absorbs, and relates a sensation to sadness, happiness, or anything in between. It becomes a map of time, to be traveled- again when the wanderer stumbles upon a familiar path. From the first school day in September to the last school day in Iune, the parts make up the whole . . . tissue paper carnations . . . the fiery glow of the oil tower on the night of a football game . . . red and black pom-poms . . . the Sadist . -. . operas . . . ditto sheets . . . Of my hands I give to you, Oh Lordv . . . peanut butter cookies . . . i'Romeo and Iulietv . . . whistle drills . . . Apollo 9 . . . Two points! Two pointslv . . . chapel's colored windows . . . the Camel . . . St. Iohn's Arena, Columbus, Ohio . . . Marczak, Duwve, and Vincent . . . Pythagorean Theorem . . . the air brakes of busses . . . Nixon . . . Bali Hai will call 'IQ Trend youu . . . race relations . . . paperbacks . . . TEC . . . cake raffles . . . deadlines . . . The Age of Aquar- iusv . . . brogues . . . Pinl Pinl PIN V' . . . the ref's whistle screeching through the gym . . . rusty water in the fountains . . . posters . . . six buckslv . . . election procedures . . . Parsil, Dunn, and Moore. . . Janis Joplin . . . ding-dong every morning on the PA . . . protests . . . the 1969 Homecoming Queen is-Miss Marlene Imberylv . . . WOHO Broadcast House . . . Miguel, Peter, and Ernesto . . . music sheets . . . the Maharishi . . . Homecoming decorations . . . typewriters clacking . . . Christmas assembly . . . confetti . . . play, band, and athletic practice . . . retreat . . . Could, Moran, and Reed . . . Would you like to see my enchanted walnettoly, . . . Student-Faculty Relations Committee . . . CO Status . . . Sweater- vests . . . chalk dust . . . Funny Cirln . . . the Bird Cage . . . tardy slips . . . over four Billion soldi' . . . Commander Bucher . . . Treacherous Ted Tankv . . . the handshake of peace . . . tears of de- feat and screams of victory . . . This is that year. The sights and sounds of 1969. l'MA!qftJQQ 3!gsDAm,1..,.m,Qo.fQ,0-!3DJ0-N Lau-fl UJQM .fw-a,,,jV' lgagmorsd JQQAQJHJ-53,q,,,AbQ,N gi. Vfwxf, '7f' 11 ...ENCUURAGEME T FOR I DIVIDUAL 0PINIONS... Gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly techef' - Chaucer When the separate worlds of teachers and students merged each day between 8:35 and 2:35, one wondered, in an at- mosphere such as this, whether the instructor or the pupil was doing the learning or the teach- ing. Both sides will admit they had much to gain from and give to each other. Through the eight daily class periods, all subjects taught were undercurrented with en- couragement for individual op- inions and creative thinking. Many teachers believed that opening a students mind to new ideas was much more im- portant than memoiizing facts. Through a government grant Stritch received new equipment such as records, films, and pro- jectors. These aids contributed more variation than ever in class programs. Three courses introduced this year, hwnanities, consumer ec- onomics, and world affairs, were successful and will be con- tinued. The new program studies booklet showed that many new courses, such as driver,s training, drafting, and geography would be open to interested students next year. ' 4 .W ,, -dm . .. , Z lab -L 1.-ff 1419- ., 'w -16f-qw 1 f 4 ' aj 1 A 'pf I r -During a lively clzlscussion on the problem of race relations, Sen-ior Debbie Babbitt explains her views to Bart Susor sw. 1, 1 . ,X - N I 4 QR ' xx' w fl HH , , .P J 1: . , Haw.-, -Iii ' xrvk , ' 'mv A .- ii itfU:s'ie-I .mi ' 5325 lf' '52 'E 3225 5515, , 'gk ' 5215554 W-.:eEllfX' ,,x--Mm. L 3 - fgsmeri-f3 y1. nz' - 4541. -. V , .vu ,JT ,. .af - 1 ZEQQLE! Ifg, w',3,:.' , , 553' -V C f' f:lf gl?- -fa, -'-.af if V M 5 ,I D? ffsfrf i 311' . x- A! ,M, 43, .fif 3, fi 1 v1 ' q 44,-.suv .-: -My -- ,I f. .51 Quay-,-: 9- y -1, v:'.'1 X-.'-:45 ,- , -'f.4.m.,-1 .g. J . . '. - .' - , --1.5 L gg. f M, - Stritchfs attempt at the pi W V uncola . A .. . Paul Veres, senior, relaxes lf at the break between 5A ' i ' and 513. Y 16 Nd 4Tom Fuller and' Jim DeMaria, juniors, rush to their lockers between classes. Senior Jeff Marczalc analyzes an ap- proach to a Math IV problem. V X Reading her part in the play Anti- fgonev is Celia Stachowicz, senior. A X . J -, ..- ull'- U 'fP.f1i'ff' ar la wh 1 Q 1 wtf, , 1' H ' v 1 . iw 'Liz H QW' , Ln: rw .-,N fflzi., Q . , iff? '- ,lxg,5.1' A .sd gg , .- 2+ ' Q 'f- V1 ,lp :nj 4. . : lj'-T 'SQL J ' ,fem ff'f?fLmf - .4 ihffmi ..., sf' 1 I , ,r xg,,lLnqCi'?ifP3!w1'i', Wm. ..,4., 1: Q.:-4. ,. ifuak' A' - 1 .Tir : W 1:1532 1, -L., 4 x,X 'J ,, 1 5.4 - JN' 'I-. Mr f 51,15 LW Sr. Aoitals 6th period class copies a test schedule from the blackboard A In earth .science class, minor experiments aid learning for Ed Quilter, freshman. 20 l 5655 5,32 W A bo V w.. ,, 1: ,'.:,',zn1 'S 'r 'U ' ,J-fi' l' . qw. 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Rosarlaprincipal of Cardinal Stritch High School. With leadership and determina- tion, he has led five classes to graduation. Fr. John Nowak has been as- sistant principal for two years and is Head of the Religion De- partment. He also teaches sophomore and senior religion. In her second year as assis- tant principal, Sr. M. Rosaria is advisor to the National Honor Society chapter, the Biretta Club, and Student Council. She also is Superior of the school,s Franciscan community. Mr. K e n n e t h Mr' Gross Cross, Dean of Students, received his B.S. de- gree from BGSU. He instructs his students in the wonders of physiology and biology. As head of the Disciplinary Board, he insures that the students do not ignore their responsibilities in favor of less important pur- suits. Mr. Larry La- Mr' Labuda bucla, as head of the Guidance Department, counsels many students in the area of college and careers. .FZ In her first year Mis' as home econom- Mxss Shexbley 105 teacher, and as its department head, Mrs. Ruth Duty gives lessons in efficient homemaking to girls of all four classes. She received her B.A. from BGSU. Miss Jeannine Sheibley, who obtained her B.A. at Mary Manse College, is health and physical education instructor to the freshman and sophomore girls. Mr. Kwiatkowski Mf- James Kwiatkowski studied for his B.Ed. at TU and at Catholic University, Washington, D. C. He teaches English I and Jour- nalism I and II. As publica- tions advisor, he oversees the production of both the news- paper, Essence, and the year- book, Existence. ' gag F0 ' in F'. Ch rles FI Dena get Dedilfger . eran wski obtained Fl C 0 bis M.Ed. Fr- Thgmas at Xavier Uni- versity and his A.B. at St. Meinrad College. At Stritch he teaches Religion I. Teaching Religion II to soph- omore boys and girls is the job of Fr. Albert Ceranowski. He holds B.S. and M.Ed. degrees. Fr. John Thomas received his M.A. degree at Xavier Uni- versity and teaches Religion I and III. Sr. M. Avita, advi- sor to the Senior Class and the Literary Society, holds B.A. M.Ed. degrees. As English Department Head, she teaches Practical English, Hu- manities, and English IV. Sr. Avita Besides fulfil- sr' Blanche ling her duties ' as Business De- Sr. Eileen pmmem Head, SL Sheila Sr. M. Blanche teaches consumer SI. El.lCIlaIlSli eC0n0miCS, shorthand, sl. lilleell and transcrip- tion. Sr. M. Eileen, advisor to FBLA, teaches Typing I and II, and Office Practice. She received her M.A. from the University of Detroit. Camera Club advisor, Sr. M. Sheila instructs sophomores and juniors in English II and III. Sr. M. Eucharista attained her B.A. at the College of St. Paul, Minn. English I and III are taught in her classes. English II and III are the subjects taught by Sr. M. Janeen. Sister is also advisor to the Mission Club. ' ' A d v i s o r to Canisius the Freshman Aloise Class, Sr. Peter E I Canisius received m' her B.A. and M.A. I Y from the Universi- de Montfort fy of De- . troit. She Flbllall teaches geom- etry and alge- Blandina bra. Sr. M. Aloise, advisor to FTA, instructs freshmen and sophomores in the intricacies of algebra and Math III. Geometry, algebra, math sur- vey and Math IV are the sub- jects taught by Sr. M. Emily. Head of the Mathematics De- partment, Sister attended the University of Detroit and BGSU. Iunior Class Advisor Sr. M. Louis de Montfort received her B.S. from the University of Detroit, and her M.A.L.S. from Wesleyan University, Conn. She now teaches earth science, physics, and basic electricity. Head of the Science Depart- ment and in her second year here, Sr. M. Florian teaches physical science and chemistry. Sister is also advisor to the Science Club. Teaching biology and physi- ology are the roles of Sr. M. Blandina. In her first year at Stritch, she is also advisor to the Paramedical Careers Club. ' Miss Iulie Miss Harshman Hmhman Sr. Carol Ann 15 Head Of the Modern Mr. Antoszewslu Lan- guage Sr. Venard Department and advisor to Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and French Club. She attended Ohio University and Marquette University, and now teaches French I, II, IH, and IV. The advisor to the Sopho- more Class is Sr. Carol Ann, who also teaches Typing I and bookkeeping. Sister studied at the University of Detroit and BGSU. Mr. Eugene Antoszevvski in- structs Stritch students in humanities, government, and speech. He is also advisor to and director of the dramatic production. ' Latin I, II, and English I are the subjects taught by Sr. M. Venard. Sister has acquired B.A. and M.A. degrees, and is also advisor to the Latin Club. NSF- Head of the Art Depart- ment, Sr. Jane Mary directs the annual art exhibit of students, work. She is advisor to the Art Club and develops untrained talent in Art I, II, III, and humanities classes. 1 The Cardinal sr' st' Anne Stritch Library is in the charge of Sr. M. St. Anne, advisor to the Future Librarian Club. She holds B.A., B.S.E. and M.L.S. degrees. ' Head of the Social sr' Davld Studies Depart- ' m e n t , Sr. Sr. Ferdinand M' D av i d teaches ancient history, world affairs, humanities, and modern history. This is her second year at Stritch. Sr. M. Ferdinand instructs students in the Spanish langu- age in classes I, II, III, and IV. Sister is also advisor to the Spanish Club. Mf- VNU' 513313. Mfoiiliifl ' Vieth teaches Mr' Reilly health and physi- MI- Zak cal education and is I head of that depart- MI,Gl1nka ment. He is also advisor to Var- ,Q Ej '1 ' VY 4 fa. - ' . - . w' 1 - ff L-5, -g - 1 'V . sity S Club, Cardinal Club, and is Athletic director. Mr. Patrick Reilly is a gradu- ate of TU and has a M.Ed. de- gree. Mr. Reilly fulfills duties both as a guidance counselor and as Wrestling coach. Mr. Ronald Zak attended Notre Dame University and ob- tained a B.A. in economics. He now teaches government, Busi- ness Law, and physical edu- cation. Mr. Zak also holds the positions of head basketball coach, assistant football coach, and golf coach. Mr. David Clinka, a gradu- ate of the University of Michi- gan, teaches American History and coaches reserve football, varsity baseball, and freshman basketball. Mr. R o b e r t Mr' stevens Stevens, Head of the Music Fr. Donnelly Department, is director of the band and Clee Club. He also teaches Humani- ties and elementary musical in- struction. Fr. Robert Donnelly has been at Stritch for two years. In his junior and senior classes he teaches Religion III and IV. Mrs. I-Ienninger The def' ical Work Mrs. Hudick illzfiigfg ig Mrs. Urbanski SC11001 is I taken care Mrs. Pavlrca gf ai Starch y t e o ICG Mrs. Fuller staff, Mrs. Mar- garet Hen- Mrs. Warren ninger, and Mrs. Mary Urbanski. The task of preparing lunch for over 450 people falls to the cafeteria staff: Mrs. Virginia Hudick, Mrs. Johanna Pavlica, Mrs. Helen Fuller, and Mrs. Ann Warren. HACTID A n NVOLVEME T. . Much to their relief, the stu- dents found that school was not all grind, grind, grind. When the last bell rang they rushed into the halls and hur- ried to . . . home? a job? Sometimes. But other activities crowded their way onto a schedule al- ready filled with books, home- work, exams, and term papers. Homecoming 1969 produced one happy queen, a gridiron victory, and a night of enchant- ment in the setting of the 50th state. One of the larger projects during the year was the Har- vest Festival, on which many parents, students, and faculty worked for weeks in order to make it a success. The musical, South Pacificf, was a combined effort of ad- visors, cast, and crews. Un- known avenues of drama had heen explored and conquered by curtain time opening night. Action and involvement made the year great for all who made the most of it. viii? gg X.. Q, I' 5 VJ' v ., . Sea. Kp fl! 2 N. 6 M Before the reorowning cere-V mony, couples flance to the music of the Lloyd Lewis Com- bo. Senior Barb Szirotnyak displays her corsage as she arrives at the clcmce. V Igenfla Salpietro, Sue Weaver, and Vince Smothers, juniors, show their Switch Spirit as they decorate their car for the 'CCITUUCNL I.-. ' - n r ' Senior Chris Simko smiles behind her white Homecoming mum. V E li E2 14 6 !' If ,r LI , ,J 'A .W 1 . .. 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' ' 4'1.p,g 1 'Yubmwlil H i 3WQas.-.Y Y 9 fnrqts- I .ev1.u.,5,,,'-sw 'Ulln.gh- . 5, 5. ltr. ' if X B new 'Thin E. ,V , '-,nh :VFX in ' N 'SY ix , -x- : Au' my -. 5 sf . 5 '-asa-,L , ' 'T't4gL,.,q, P., i 1 MM, '--6-M ,Wu M 5 v-M NN, N 'xi ' At H, . V.. 5. 1. u 1 i '- :Q ' 1 H A 55. Wfluu-. WN I if ' 1x'Tg's A in . 1 ' ff ni f J, 19: -1. .1.,.,,, h..,, .gi - Q. , it Hlsmn-,qg.,,,,,. filiwnwvi-A 2 if! ,134 .QQ vi Q ' Si 'w 4 Af, .:.: .... I.. 1: Hi , ii'fif'e - Q if gs: Qw- , N 590 iiwyu 5' M, V gi. ',, - On the midway, announcers name prize-winners and call the iorowds to the various booths. Sophomore Carol Pollauf poses with the poster designed by Mark Paoko. 1 L The exchange stuclents come together: juniors Ernesto Tatad from the Phillipines and Miguel Oliver of Chile, with Peter Bruenger, from Germany. t A For their Christmas presentation: the chorus prepares to sing several carols, some avant-garde and some traditional. The senior boys make merry dur-P ing the Teacher Appreciation assembly. ,,,!? Qi ULLL v 1 E 4 -'r-.S FV V W. , J - sl A A Barney Quilter, State Representative for Ohio's 80th clis- Iunior boys show their peace,' symbol at a pep rally. trict, speaks at a Student Council sponsored assembly. 46 A Senior Bob Lawrence assists in a demonstration at the GM assembly. 34: wif . s M A w..-. 8 ... 4-r 'NS-: 'WV -1 vu 1. fi Y. Y .x Wm? J' -QE- P' lv M Z I r 1' ' P wf 1' vi, H. ,, df ' 'lim -Vs, 351.2 Q bv x :rf ,: L. i A' - --f n if 55 1 Q 1 v , E-.-. ,vlf ' 4, .-.. 1 J- 5,1 . -'PL lzfllffffi 4' V 41 fit. infia .N A L . . .H ,, wg-v f . 5 1 'Pail 'A la? . ' Q PF. ' .' !' if I J 'Hx Y Y lr- , ' f x ' 1 4 ,oily rf 1 -'-15. - . ,JZDA X . az le' if x A J 1 A f ,V a ,N 1 K Y , fl'L.,' '. F . .,- M E Ei- . - : ? -,-as-' A During the Student-Faculty basket- ball game, Mr. A does an about- face at the sound of the refs whistle. The student body waits tensely as? the Senior Tigers gain possession of the ball. X , -f-..,, I. - , msn, an s ,- , :Ll x A Z x R 2' ' - V, , fs , e V H'-wr- IH 4Mr. Zak's famous legs meander across the court. . -. .,, X ' WJ 1 , ' f f , N . . f Ya ,Biz - .-... L- I. 5 . I ' V, , , ,. u..-af. - A As the 3rd quarter begins, the Senior F ive prepares to make an offensive play. ' 'JC 11 A -. 49 The Tweis meet then coaches for arloice during a faculty time-org 5 rf, l A Seven senior cheerleaders relax after leading the students in a rousing cheer. Te a rn. me rn la e rs congratulate! each other as they make the first points of the game. E www di M, ' 1 5 1, gf ? Chilean Exchange Student Miguel Oliver watches a chapel guitarist practice his chords. .x 1. let Ioh-n Thomas deli- vers a dialog homily during 8th period chapel. V X ie new spirit of participation, Ioe Abraham is one of those volunteer to read the epistle. At the beginning of Mass, Senior Iulie Szabo brings one of the can- dles to the altar, while servers Dave usseau and George Abde, sopho- wait behind her. 4As the students get into line sing ing Foreoermore,,' Fr. Thomas dis tributes Communion. A The vogue for boys called for a out-off sweater over a long-sleeved shirt, The most popular accent for girls was the soft and eminine rinff-tie sea . V an .i .1 Ii V 4 y F nw I .E F- 1,9 rf w , ml 1 1 A HW ui U Q G, ' W Nr ' 1..,:is5 T .4i.,21fA:'1t, ff:-, J ., y 1, P Q L . 9' si' , F' Lf f 7 1 .1 Ll Style in footwear held chains, chunky heels, and buckles for girls Kleftj, while boys wore wing-tips ancl loafers Cbelowj. ' ' s ,,, -. n ,Y , 1 .- n, , , I7 I F , A' A ' .D' ' UNL.- . I k .-V, , - . -5 The return to romantic fashion brought cameo brooches Cahouej and gentle curls lleftj. 1 . . , A- , . .l. .I N J -me , x, ,-aw... V,-L' fr '-J Q 'sa - L v.., w..,va,-, 11+ f' 2 .--N .., 5453- ' .pi o -Q-X, 1,1 1, 05 4 . 55 'JN J J-155, ' -1-. 4.-L i Qui. ,,.,, Na ,445 '21,w.C LQ- 0 ,.?f . ,Q f 41'fQ k'l.x,.1,' A Pat Flanagan, playing Luther Billis in the musical, South Pacific, clowns with props during a break in rehear- sal. Colleen Cashman, student director,V and M r. Eugene Antosewski, director, look through their scripts for a miss- ed cue. ik fair? 4 'I ef -. ' .,Zi: - v -13:-'. 'L'f!,. r' 1 14 ,',. .Q-if':jug:, fl-14 .A ,'fj.15'jq-yf,l'q2gJ 4. , -1 ,g,1g1.vef1'cgqz.-'.1.e .-gy-,f.'l,sf--.-5 'iii' .Lg -,na:VQ :-gn,-2,u:.fq511-.1..iRi.'f3-L'?gb,15,g,1 P 4,1-f+:5-fag' . fm ,i.Q3'7.mezfi 'suif1Afai1a'if,g?efr. 4 WN egg, 11.41 lK'fh:'1'-,mfnelfvlfbt ,dns ' 1 if ' -139 f 51,51if-V33-jGig,iL46,q, 4.51, ,4.,-9,35 ,ang ,gif 4' 1,-TQ gt..-5. 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V t.4 g fmf' ix QU 'S ,.4 w . ' v A Mr. A watches the ac- tion intently to catch possible mistakes. Members of the cast re- lax until they are needed Qfor cz run-through. 57 FW , 2 in EQ 252: The acliildrenn practice their parts - Mike Hurst as Ierome and Bonnie Tarsha as Gnana play the offspring of Emile cle Beeque. V I 54' 1el'l':1-.Q , my -511144535--A, EQ ff-'?'ff 'r.- QE unfi- xii? Mr. A gives Packo, in the role of Capt. George Brackett, advice on how to ef- fectively yell at Luther Billis. V A Iim Burns looks across the stage at the student director to remember his next line as Lt. Ioseph Cable. Ensign Nellie Forlnush fHarveyj ques-L tions her wonderful guyf' Monsieur Emile cle Becque CBruengerj, in this se- quence from South Pacific. W FE -'bi W H W fn , rs 5 V' 'V Z wg - ga u H .M- -119 J si 1 :T J.. .. lla wh - on 3 IT if 1 if Color Day brought red and black to every roorn in every type of decoration. Y r fi f' ' - STRITLH X , 'P . M if-1 A During a soc-hop, Seniors Diane Gladieux and Karen Kistner take their turn in the coat-check room. Sophomore Rudy Mraoec places ani order at Mads, the traditional first stop after any game. 'Psy 7' Wu, v x 1 .855 ,AWK ,. -'H 'e M , . ,aJ1fm7iia3z.1 .,.::, I -:.+.:i3g.1L: 5, .- -,x-1 ...QA ur 1 1 ii? f21Ti55i? Ri L 1 ..-fm - -' N , .f -Hg. '- , A. -, , ,L..5,,,.A ,qv -u-.iff J' 314 ,jwftilf iii: 5, MVN ' sn his ,X Wfgig, A -LW !.145: ' - N u1'w1gvTff7:fMT 1 V 3 ff. L ,'gQl'4f.'1: .Q wff Q nn... ,,,-we-1 3, I ,sr , , .,,, ,, 4 1 ,ri I X, I . J . A , 1 'MQ M-,fb .. ,,-.nf LA ,a-vig? gmt. - ,nrt . A-'.r.'..g X 1 wp. ,iqir-.' 5 . b. ki ,, Pl mg. .. ,, ,,-,.,-,ra 5 nf. x r --'.,.' - . , I , f i. :X f 1 1111 ff 3 L 1 . .1 . 'rf'5'.7 .?Y,:'L 515' , 613-7 ' TJ .- .lq If ff. '14 .g L. .1 , ,' -J-N -,I W, ,Q .fv- 1'r -.-ia-..y - fri if 'rx T' ' gf r - A. X 1' 4 f K n , '14 , P. W-'fy' . ' T f':2:f.:Qf-iZi?a'f.,Si ' ., fs? FLT ' 3. - ,K ,. . :1 I vt' A' '- 'P' ? f ' ' Q3T, a1a'-fmi-34 ' f rl:-:Qi ' 4 .. 'J :WPl ' , .195 , 51:12-E.:i' We.- ' ' ,,.--f : . in '5 , gi . . I , H' t ,sf .0 J x 'UIQ me . , ,Jptr I .- grJzg,5 ig: . 'L . -'ff I uv, -.1 uw -1w5t'1,Q, T , LU, I M.: lbw rf' , . ' U 1'-' N v. . , xg-' Au f ..v ' - -'af init: Qpu-1--5--. -' .' ,ug,gwfgs93jQ-'.x.'T Q5 D 1-Banff' 4115-f 11' J f - ' 3. ,. , l,.-.iR-,'..,., W . . ' V L . 1 ' ' . ' f' - , Y -I ,.L T 0 ,A-., A J f,-if 1 ' A ,,,-ff rm. Dal ,J 0 'Hx-. f, 1 , :- .A ,vw , -..,,i' . 1 -- -vw -- .fr -. ,- f 4 QQ TIA, N 'iIMQ,'qQ.lqw IV? If 3 .ri ef- . . 1.,'-4, 52 Chorus - Front Row: C. Antinone, A. Vislay, J. Sheehy, C. Weber, S. Mays. Row 2: M. YVIISSCTITIFIH, C. Moore, J. McDaniel, V. Johnson, K. Meyer, J. Tarjanyi. Row 3: C. Justus, K. Johnson, A. Morales, B. Tarsha, C. Keefe, F. Malik, C. Reeves, A. Hoibauer. Row 4: P. Schwartz, K. Miller, D. St. John, L. Baker, C. Seeley, M. Gladieux, C. Berry, K. Simon. Row 5: D. Ambrose, A. Moran, B. Vascik, P. Bruenger, R. Vascik, J. Burns, M. Momenee, D. Curley, D. Levesque. V s Talent and enthusiasm were major factors in the success of Cardinals who followed musi- cal pursuits. Under the leader- ship of Band and Choral Direc- tor Mr. Robert Stevens, hours of practice in and out of school resulted in varied presentations for students and public alike. The band and chorus per- formed at their annual concert, at assemblies, and in the musi- cal as cast or orchestra mem- bers. The majorettes and march- ing band took over the football field at half-time to provide entertainment, while the pep band stirred Stritch spi1'it in- doors at basketball games. Out of Room 215 came a very good year: All right, everybody out- sidef, Quiet, please. Let,s go through it againf' OK, pick up to 59 . . 1-2-Ready-playin ,,,.1-- I1 . V ,xg wa 80 Q O 1-X 'S QY.-1 f 1-wr' A Pep Band - Front Row: F. McGuire, D. Andaverde-. Row 2' K XVarrcn, C. Meng, M. Harden C. Vascik I, McLove I. Miller I Viuslayi How 3 C. Sullivan, H. Fiorifto, I. Lindlwfl, P. ViSlil37,- M. Apzllfifes lM..Sullivnn1 How 4: I. Burns, D. Reno, K. Miller, D. McGuire, NV. King, K. Reno I. Hickey. Back Row: P. Zieroff, J. Bukovics, M. Sampsell, J. Lamb, D Ambrose. OREGON OHIO , 4 5 a W' 'wma H .1 'E ff' WS 4 Y ,1. S '-F1-5 'CM f TfT'7 Yt'-'xw 1 ,'t+ 4:'.' ...-.,- rr,-Ay-.0 1.7. H V -- ' -. -fc?-if.'3, YU M A f..: -pg:-H.. J, C, 7 ' '- . ..1f'..- iwlf'-sf, , N 11152391347 fi-Esilcct.. - 1 V u A'-,f ig...-.. - J mf.. ' ' . 'E'.,V,f.-'f-Q5-..-.4 1. ' ' f ' f'-9s51'Af1:4fa - Eagle- - . p.:-11' Fri? sr -ff ' F? H ,z qv ' ik-1m:s:s'f12-.1131 1I1.1'.gxZ-.C firi zrsiia-2::2:f1 f A F , ,H ifggfwr- i'3l'f,.,vz, - V .-1. 'Qg.,i.,,A M 'Q j ff-..1g.g., f, ., f 33 ' -N . N, , . W- Yi sa is .fi 'iss' 1 . Q A Marching Brmcl - Front: D. Fager, R. Pfeiffer. How 2: D. Andaverde, M. Hzfrden, F. McGuire. How 3: I. Barns, I. Miller, C, Dannibalc, I. McLove, J. Laub. How 4: Jim Bergman, M. King, I. Hickey, C. Meng, C. Vascik, E. Tatacl. Row 5: K. Miller, C. Sullivan, R. Fioritto, M. Sullivan, M. Bollman, I. Vislay, K. Halicek, P. DeHoyos. Row 6: D. McGuire, P. Visluy, D. Reno, I. Linclell, M. Apanites, Ioe Bergman, P. Bailey. Back Row: P. Zieroff, j. Bukovics, L. Dalton, C. Magrum, M. Rettenberger, M. Sarnpsell, B. Repka, F. Velker, I. Burns. 1. Lg ,S QQ ., ,A x ' -1 :H yl, fi' f-53 -V, ?i:7i,'f t11' 'N 'til' 'Al .hkjluxw 13 :11 'Q T 24 . ui fuf, .N 1uLr W- '4 'g'f-'-E553 L 1 N ,,, . ., 1 N, ,, , .- - -- rfff - gf ,--zgf. - .Q 'sang ,IF1-'JK '42 S , X' Q 5fF?! 'U X . ' l ...ma ,317 -.gi , LLM AAN .L is ph.-.5 JY- -, ' 5 .M M, . L. R, A ,f R MEN- . assi W, v in fp . 1 3 , , Maiorettes - Front: J. Dan- nibale. Middle: B. Miller, M. Rajner, Back Row: K. gnc, K. WVarren, C. Zelner. David Crosjcan, Student Council president. stardwfellhment 72 Two major changes in stu- dent government appeared this year, one in Student Council, the other in the class oflices. To give more students the chance to actively participate in school affairs, it was voted that beginning this year the elected Linda Tscherne, vice-president. home room representative and his alternate would exchange places at second semester. There are now 46 official rep- resentatives instead of the form- er 23. Because of the end to the boy-girl segregation, the former policy for separate class officers was dropped. In the ,68-,69 school year, there were only the four main oi-lices for each class, and these were open to any qualified student. As the voice of the student body, the Council's main pur- pose was to serve as a go-be- tweenv for students and ad- ministration. It sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance, va- rious assemblies, and was active in functions of Toledo Area Stu- dent Council. The classes had their own projects during the year, such as booths at the Harvest Festi- val, Spirit Week, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Jean Sheehy, Sggrctgry, D0l1l12l D1'1ik, tl'60SU1'9l' Homeroom Representatives - On Floor: M. I. Schmidt, K. Mutchler, R. Radocy, D. Tscherne, K. Arvay, B. Markley, P. Schwartz, B. McArthur, D. Agoston, R. Marusa, V. Davenport. Kneeling: B. Lazur, L. Kitchen. Standing: I. Veres, I. DeMaria, B. Miller, D. Reed, A. Hof- bauer, I. Marczak, C. S-imko, B. Szabo, D. Schlageter, S. Thomas, R. Veres, D. Obert, J. Ritz, M. Kamelesky, L. Hoeflinger, R. Koschalk, R. Bartha, P. DeHoyos, E. Walker, j. Dunn, E. Peiffer, A. Christie, M. Fairchild, I. Belcik. H l ' asv - is 'val 5- 5, S.-r 'z' fs, at av- 'lf' Class Officers - Kneeling: Larry Tschernc, Frosh Pres.g Carol Miller, Frosh Sec.g Pat NVolfe, Frosh 'I'rcus.g Nancy Dusscuu, Frosh Vice-Pres.g Kirk Packo, Soph. Pres. Standing-Row 1: Phyllis Bilm, Soph. Scc.g Joyce Harvey, Sr. Sec.g David Dusseau, Soph. Vice-Pres.g Carol Polluuf, Soph. Trcas.g Larry Critch, Jr. Pres. Row 2: Marlene Imbery, Sr. Vice-Pres.g Marcy Kepich, Jr. Treas.g Rick Dunn, Sr. Treus. Back Row: Bob Vincent, Sr. Pres.5 Rick Davenport, Ir. Vice-Prcs.g Leslie Dalton, Jr. Sec. 74 Q1 Vudy Tarjanyi, Essence Edito,-.in-Chief. Mark Packo, Existence Editor-in-Chief. Publications Along the lines of communi- cation, the Written word and printed picture came to Stritch students in various forms. From room 119 and the journalism classes came the newspaper and yearbook. From the Math De- partment came The Thinker,', a short paper Written and print- ed by math students for math students. Every third Friday the school newspaper, Essence, was dis- tributed to subscribers. Judy Tarjanyi, editor-in-chief, and her staff changed and improved type and layouts in order to provide a more interesting and attractive paper. Existence ,69 was the work of Mark Packo, editor-in-chief, and his intrepid crew. In striving for originality and technical quality, they set and met high standards for creative layouts and photography. 75 -- d' n4.,,.,f- A Essence Staff: Ann Hofbauer, Feature Edi- torg Joyce Harvey, News Eclitorg Margie Okenka, Asst. Sports Editorg Sue Chechak, Managing Editorg Dave Crosjean, Sports Editorg julie Szabo, Advertising Managerg Jim Sofalvi, Circulation Manager. Resource Staff: Joe Abraham, Chris Wang- ler, Mike Grosschedl, Barb Szirotnyak, Shirley Heisner, Pat Berry, Colleen Cash- man, Jody Durst. 76 mf Y if' ,,,f 'iv fu,-w-.ff ---R e-ra Y 3 'sf 215- SLL ' if sn 43: Existence Staff: Karen Kistner, Layout, Editorg Sharon VVal- lake, Managing Editorg Margie Call, Editorial Managerg Bart Susor, Photo Editorg Chris Simko, Copy Editorg Pat Flanagan, Business Manager. 'U' QS' Q i Av ,I , G, ,I A , ,vn- x . ..-1' . .E N. M.,,,s+ -Sugoi aff GFP, 'K , 1 ,Pl 6,9- i T 'J' 5' -' R l f QT' f.-W-s T if T . a ' T fwfig- e i V itil Cheerleaders The main force behind spirit is in front of the at any game or pep rally. UW. ly with tired arms and hoar voices, the cheerleaders chann the spectators, enthusiasm in Well known chants, all for tl support of the Cardinals on tl field or floor. Much time and effort is needs to obtain a position behind a re and black shaker. Hours of pra tice begin in mid-July and tinue through the year: Tuesday and Thursday school. The girls constantly pursuing perfection in arm ments, formations, and This year, for the l season, the Varsity decided on red culotte to replace the usual skirt an Varsity Cheerleaders: Sue Weaver, Margie Okenka, Linda Tscherne, Alt., Terry Nonis, Mary Weaver, Sue Chechak, Capt., Cbnnie Rossi, Nancy Limbaugh, Cheryl Zam. Reserve Cheerleaders: Lynn Kitchen, Lori Leon- hardt, Linda Clark, Lynn Hoeflinger, Capt, lgarie Heban, Nikki Geisel. Y pg 'F n 352 L 1 I i .,,,, iv--my-e-1,4 ,Ll 1 136741 ' iii! Q -1 Il TT .rffi g'e4'FT:21! r ,,,. v in ' 'il 1Freshman Cheerleaders: Nancy Dusseau Carol Miller, JoAnn Dunn, Becky Romano, jean Koch, Barb Taylor, Kathy Zam. 79 At a monthly PMCC meeting, Senior Cathy Johnson checks the agenda. Y 80 VVhen a student ignores bus ride Waiting in the ing lot, it,s usually for a reason. Most often the reaso is a club meeting - one of man that are a main part of Stritc activities. By sponsoring dances an projects, the groups often brin participation from outside th membership. Places of interes to a particular club are visitef and speakers are invited to giv lectures on related topics. Of the 17 clubs Within th school, purposes range fror science to teaching and fror Some organizations promot interest in a certain suhjeci some provide insight into ce tain careers, and others ar- merely social. But they all bring students together to learn from and co-operate with each other. French to varsity athletics. r - 2.5 15 U. g ..l:?:ZhfL TT3i ff gli' . .,N,N..1 ,h5.-W A 15 ,JAH . 9v ',:1l., :yr , 1 LA- :av g 4 1--J. ,,-, .Mi I-,fu-x -,. .-tg g, 4 f 15' .ip ' .: . geq.-457,,,' aff. - :: '.,::-.l' -,'. +-+ 1 1' - 51: 'L L, jc 5. :,, lf, 1 rf- I , 1 -5 L A 25 2 5' D' x fl, 5 ' jflfl , 1Q :l'2'Q l FQ ' B' gi: V , 3 x i, . , 'Q ' K av 1: 111' .i j-9 .ff . ,I 2 wg ' ,. fl hu, U -yi. .-,Q Tv -Q , 'J :.2'5'jf ' va I Y ,q wht ,' X.. I- -fij 5 -- .1 a Y -' A , -7 TT q -3? 2 ,fr ' ' 7.- 5 , . W, J 1 N- H 44 ' V ,..v Y1 5,11 , Ar' ,., If S . . fa' 'FTE I ' -r 7 'il -L -. s 5 -'Iii' Jr 5 f N ' sm-TL v 715 junior Kathy Sofnlui reads the minute s for members of FTA. us m N . I -Ili: ',,,v ,.--' F .ling 1 ,fd-'sf . Ili' r' 4-,Vs 4,-, ,J Q -4 Left: Sr. lane Mary, art teacher, instructs Joanne White in making a Christmas centerpiece. Below: A display of the finished product. QB Bob Gunner hands off to HB Larry Duwve. Gunner races back for a pass attevvlmb Ibotball The 1968 season was a series of ups and downs from the very beginning. There were elating victories, such as the Homecom- ing game, when the gridders strangled a strong Wauseon team 34-14, and painful defeats, as at the hands of the Waite Indians, 24-0. The traditional battle with Clay for the Bird Cage resulted in a 0-0 tie, allowing the Cards to retain the trophy and the title of Oregon City Champs for the third year. The final tally for the year was 3-5-1. At the annual football ban- quet, Larry Duvvve took honors as Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Back. Robert Vin- cent was named Most Valuable Lineman and the Football Schol- ar award Went to Ed Walker. 22255154 i, K: . 91 -,-, , N-. A . ' .'-1,--1m,,2,,A-- ,., , 1. .V Y w Q, ' 43. FIS wx ,fy I vi, ,. , 1 y- . ,J 1 I N.,f,1 - ,V , xl ,Mm w.gg,1gg,, 5' M . , , f 3. , ,QU 'f. ,J-'A :Qi N V -V .- v gf'- ' .. fig'-flflf Ffjfi w - ' if.. V-F?5.:'5i:5: Q: -w ,. I - 'Q 1254? 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' L ' . s-- . -Av' ' -.ff k- E 1 .. .my A. 1 - ., ,, H . . 3. . . , 1 ..,, ,, . +k4g A- I ' 4 9 '. - A Coach Vieth reacts to a 7-yard loss. 86 A Sophomore Warren Ivan hustles to pick up a first down. 4Wildly happy Cardinals re- joice after a blistering vic- tory over Anthony Wayne. 9 5, I-x, it , .aff ! , , I Q it 1,1 1 1-A 242-'QP' .. g '- I 3.21, -' .f .v MIA' ' x ' ' V , V u, . ' - I 1.4 ,fp-U12 '. , , H . .4 f V , I ' . a on V A' 13, ' '- 'xxx K . .i A - 1. Alone in the backfield, Rick Davenport fres a forward pass. During a crucial time-out, anticipation and anxiety are reflectecl on the faces of coaches and players. ff' C V ' 9 Basketball ,ln Sports require enthusiasm, the ability to perform, and team Work from all Who participate. On the courts, the cagers prov- ed that time and energy can make a Winning season. The biggest victory on the schedule came when the Cardi- nals defeated Waite by a score of 60-49. Prior to the upset, the Indians had been rated second in the city. The final tally became 9-9 after the Red and Black lost heartbreakers to Woodward, Clay, and Tiffin Calvert. Senior Forward lack Parsil received Honorable Mention on the Northwestern Ohio All- Star Basketball Team. He Was named Most Valuable Player at the Basketball Banquet and holds the school record average of 21 points per game. The In- spirational Awarcl went to Sen- ior Rick Dunn, while Sopho- more Frank Zielinski received the Scholar Athlete Awarcl. -K-Y, - asm: .wgig if fag. ff?-as 5 mf' 55 ' uf H5221 f.,' gsm, qv., . -1,-.M , Pa. we sig 1559221551 .L..: - , gr ag Q 5, -- Mag-.U . , . - ww fjfnf L RQ , -X Am. I Ln. Y . M Y '?a5ifJ5': .. Z .hx H, ,H g,,H: -3- The fefeme cheicks the key while f Tom Alt seniovg ,gets set for ajoul xx asa. Q' 12: Q' ' ,',1 -- I' gin 1 V 1 '-yd' fp? ,, .. .. ,.,., .. .. Right: Center Mike I. Schmidt waits for the toss after a jump :Lv colkfl. Below: He goes up for the tip. 90 4Mike Moore shows his moves as he leaps and shoots for 2 against Calvert. Forward jack Parsil looks for an open- ing in the Eagles' defense, V 'J 1 GUN'-G9Ull3'GD UW S 0 ' it Y PV -hw wwf' 1 K ,y 91 On his way to state ranking, junior Al Moran muscles his way th-rough district finag 7 Z' ' F Wrestling 1969 was one of the strong- est wrestling seasons in Stritclfs history, the team having finish- ed with a 7-1 dual meet stand- ing. Three state-ranked mat- men earned the Cardinals a tie for 5th in the State. Coach Patrick Reilly's grap- plers walked away with the Whitmer Invitational and Northwood Invitational Tour- naments, where Senior Co- Captain Tom Could won both Outstanding Wrestler awards. N. ' X-i 'Q - . 1. rf . They placed second in the Catholic Invitational Tourna- ment. Senior Co-Captain Dave Reed, Could, and Junior Al Moran advanced to state com- petition by taking 2nd, lst, and 3rd, respectively, in their weight divisions in the district finals. At 175 lbs., Could took second in State after pinning two and decisioning one of his four opponents. Reed and Mor- an completed the successful season by taking fourth and sixth in state, respectively, in the 154 and 145 lb. classes. At the Wrestling Banquet, Sophomo1'e Warren Ivan, 165 lbs., was given the Most Im- proved Wrestler Award and Could was named Most Valu- able Wrestler. His is the new school record of 30-2, with 19 pins. .Wg Kr . V 4f 4 girl .. I 3 as Av w P: I . I .K ,yi . :Qi 1215? f i zzz, E Y 1 Zigi 9. fm Y Li fu zzz 2 Q 3 5 . S w fa. W, M 4F43 hi 'L wffagjj: ' '.'5,! ' - :A-'rf' 11.....,.:1f :A - V.- .. ,. . A as 3'E,ub'k.L9f3.E. W . ni- 1,,'f ..., F3LZ,rEb,,:... .,,... 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V... t g -34 .fight if 'mf - A o A -eklffffffof 1 ss-4'- F A t,oo o ,i'sgja2.-gs:.+mf4.4f f 6' fp., . - W gm, 5. -4 - , ez . Y., K0 4GouZcZ moves in for a takedown during the first of his matches in Columlaus. Memeuuering for a pin, Reed mounts riding time to defeat a state contender. V ,.,, 512. , :.:g5f'1 iifffizk : -ff . - 1: '-ammo--:N - my me S 4 i STRI Q x ,H pk 4, 96 Lain. A Freshman Basketball Team - Front Row: R. Zak, R. Bartha, M I-Ioeflinger, R. Strock, D. Drlik. Row 2: M. Manthey, R. McQueary M. Stacker, C. Orbun, I. Nowacki, C. Cladieux, Coach C. D,ElTli1i0 Back Row: C. Zellner, J. Terry, M. Mochon. Varsity and Reserve Basketball Teams - On Floor: R. Mravec, G Reno, D. Molnar. Seated: I. Zaiac, T. Alt, Co-Capt. R. Dunn, Co- Capt. J. Parsil, J. Uhrman, P. Coyne, B. Brown, M. Henningsen, M. Moore, B. Gunner. Standing: P. Berry, B. Zielinski, I. Warren, R. Tucker, P. Ringenbach, M. A. Schmidt. V Y-,wr f, - 1Varsity and Reserve Football Teams - On Floor: D. Boes, M. Kamel- esky, B. Liebherr, N. Veres, M. Power, Co-Capt. B. Vincent, B. Obert. On Bench: T. Lazur, P. Kolasinski, R. Davenport, T. Gladieux, A. Quiroga, T. Iarzynski, L. Duwve, L. Pauch, Randy Koschalk, Rick Koschalk, J. Marczak, P. Zieroff, E. Peiffcr, A. Moran, D. Slesinski, E. Walker, M. Crosschedl, L. McCrory, Co-Capt. D. Reed, Co-Capt. M. Moore. Standing: M. J. Schmidt, D. Dusscau, R. Tucker, T. Tinta, R. Krzyminski, I. Halicek, R. Veres, R. Kactzel, G. Fifer, I. Moore, A. Marchal, G. Abde, P. Berry, D. Ello, M. Momenee, I. Ciampa, D. Krompak, R. Obert, I. Bergman, M. A. Schmidt, I. Zajac, W. Ivan, B. Gunner, T. Ringenbach. Back Row: D. Mihalik, D. Loux, Trainer M. Goetz, R. Maas, Trainer K. Packo. Freshman Football Team - Front Row: E. Romo, D. Drlik, M. Hurst, I. Daney, D. LaPorte. A. Lombrana, W. Ahumada, K. Fejes, D. Fischer. Row 2: B. Repka, I. Pitcher, J. Davis, L. Tscheme, R. Bartha, R. Strock, K. Kovacs, P. Chovenac, E. Fajkosh, D. Babcock, I. Belcik, B. Kajfasz, B. Canales. Back Row: G. Gladieux, 1. Bergman, M. Manthey, J. Terry, R. McQueary, T. Cutcher, R. Olejniczak, E. Garza, I. Muranyi, E. Quilter, J. Hollo, P. Howard, Manager M. Hoefling: - A 'Him' A 4 1 Varsity XVrcstling Team - Front Row: A. Moran, 'I' Reardon, H. Vcrcs. Row 2: D. Hoes, VV, Ivan, R. Shechy Joe Fuzessy, Co-Capt. D. Recd, C. Munsor, Co-Capt C Could C01chP Rcill Bank Row R Mitlinfu 1.1 , z' . 2 y. ': .'z'.5, ,j. Marczak, D. Griffith, J. Bergman, John Fuzessy. Absent: D. Tscherne, W. Liebherr. Reserve VVrcst1ing Team - Front Row: D. Mutzingcr, C Abde, D. Pri-est, A. Quiroga, D. Dusscau. Back Row: R. Knjfasz, A. Lombranu, M. A. Schmidt, D. Loux, I Powers. 98 .AV W Scores Basketball Reserve Basketball Freshman W'e Opponent They 75 Sandusky Perkins NVe Opponent They 39 Mncomber 50 St. Francis 35 Sandusky Perkins 31 61 Napoleon 44 Macomber 46 82 Port Clinton 42 St. Francis 39 OPP0l1Pf1f TINY 58 Central 39 Napoleon 68 , 60 wane 47 Pon clinton 55 Www 28 '77 Genoa 54 Central 62 Pvrryslgurrz 46 83 Bedford 28 Waite 52 Sylvania Burnham 28 58 Woodward 46 Genoa 51 Central 31 63 Springfield 58 Bedford 65 Mmlmce 52 57 Bowsher 53 Woodward 41 Staff 38 78 Lake 55 Springfield 40 N0ffhW00d 32 96 Fremont St. Ioe 41 Bowslier 47 F3553 41 61 Maumee 35 Lake 54 St- .l0hFl ' 61 57 Start 44 Fremont St. Ioe 43 Sf- Francis 40 66 Tiffin Calvert 44 Maumee 42 Ewenhowcf 40 49 Clay 70 Start 60 Wvvdwnrd 61 Sectional Tournament 40 Tiffin Calvert 44 54 Libbey 55 Clay 50 We OHM my Football Football ' 0 Waite VVe O oncnt The Th 23 grim? lciimmr Catholic pp y We Opponent er fi- 0 18 Start 12 Fremont St. joe 12 34 Anth0TfY Wayne 28 N0l'thW0Od 6 Perrygburg 0 6 Sylvania 0 CUIY 20 Washington 12 14 Wauseon 0 Clay 8 Port Clinton 6 St. Francis Wrestling We Opponent ' Eastside Invitational Tournament Catholic Invitational Toumament Whitmer Invitational Tournament 30 Central 25 St. John 36 Clay 22 Rogers 20 Panna Padua 25 Columbus DeSales 14 Bedford 35 Northwood Sectional Toumament District Tournament State Toumament They lst 2nd lst 1 1 13 5 17 14 11 20 6 lst 3rd 5th 99 Clafigghmen JY X aa 1-N si gl. '19 fin a 'ti 'r N The newest class at CSHS was marked by the innocence and naivete that all freshman classes possess Wondeung at this new creatule called high school struggling with sched- ules and locker combinations the members of the Class of 72 quickly b e c am e acquainted with Stritch and each other. The Baby Cards were a success in everything they attempted, especially the Harvest Festival. Freshmen are by nature a re- freshingly honest and enthusias- tic class. But the Cardinal frosh have more than this. They have the Stritch spirit. Unbeatable. f 5-C Q., Nts- 5- ga 5, -- ,- Lat . il U -'-rs?-3:5'::7aaggi5'-Q ' Y r -..J-ei.,- - V N 1- 55.74 -N .' '. ff , X Lia 'ah . E , E : , ff! 'Tx 'T X A -3 X, L ' 1 i 1 ' ix Vit. I . . w 1. . 'll ,r .1 as 4 'f' - K sm-av x VT: 4 ' l-'r i:: i5' iL: . f . - W . firm fribk 1 W 7 x U f ' X ' s. 5'?i f lm' l 'f ll, fr N. 1 w . 'V' V, - 0 N l y V ll, -l fy, I1 l. . I e llwll , I 4 'Lf ! , ' U l- 1 h .i , l' A I R N -. C , r . 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Ji M in A Q s i l r 1 ' 1 , I in l 1 . mf' ll 'S' ' V lt . it 'jf joseph Bukovics Ben Canalcs Peter Chovenac Susan Coehrs Richard Cochrs James Cooper Donna Coughlin Thomas Catcher Denise Dompier james Dancy Vicki Davenport jc-il' Davis Petra Dclloyos Debra Dougherty David Drlilc Theresa Durieek JoAnn Dunn NVilliam Dunn Nancy Dusseau Lynn Eischcn Susan Ello Eileen Fabian Daniel Fagcr lidwarcl Fajkos Kenneth Fejcs Ritaniarie Fioritto David Fischer Judy Fuller Mary Calatoclcy Linda Call Eloy Garza Catherine Cladieux Cary Cladieux Susan Goetz Dennis Grau Steven Hall Ann Marie llanthorn Mary Io Hardin Julianne Healy Mary Bcth Healy Joseph Hickey Ioni Hissong Carol Hohenbrink Michael Hoeflinger Margaret I-lofhauer Joseph Hollo Nancy Hopkins Lori I-Iorvath Patrick Howard Michael Hurst Mary Kay Ivan Paula Jacso JoAnn Jankowski William Jarzynski Rebecca Johnson Denise Justus Robcrt Kajfasz Jean Koch Richard Kosclialk Kenneth Kovacs Suzanne LcFleur JoAnn Lajti David LaPorte Anthony Lombrana Mary Lucas Steve Mackey Charles Magrum Nancy Makin Michael Manthey Constance Marczak 02 A- ., ' t N 1, V '-9 . 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' V i T V 'Nirrii 1, P uh A , 1 k i 5 - f QM' -xi I Bruce McArthur Mark McLaughlin Michael lhlCl,1llll.fllllI'l joan McLove Rick McQneary Carolyn Meng Carol Miller Wayne Miller Michael Mochon Vincent Morgzillo Denise Myers Pain Myers john Nowacki Mary Okenka Raymoncl Olejniczak Gregory Orban Roberta Orlando Richard Orovitz Ann Marie Packo Donald Pelz Mary Gail Perry Michael Pezzino James Pitcher Edward Qnilter Susan Reharcl Karen Reichert Debra Reno W'illiznn Repka Ioan Ritz Rebecca Romano Elias Homo Mary Ronistadt Michael Rosenbrook Charlotte Rossi Lorenzo Salazar Michael Sainpsell Carol Sanks Christine Scherer JoAnn Swartz Susan Slcsinski Larry Srnothcrs Matthew Stecker Ronald Strock Jeanne Sweeney Gregory Szabo Mary Lynn Szabo Carol Szczerbiak Barbara Taylor James Terry Patricia Topik Michael Traver Larry Tscherne Maria Vanderwiele Patricia Varga Richard Veres Debra Walsh Joseph Wasserman Angela Werner Mary Williams Sharon Wilson John Wilson Patricia Wolfe Raymond Zak Kathleen Zam Carl Zellner Andrew Zitzman fh 103 , clagglihomores M YW' v an GM, 104 If freshmen have enthusiasm, the sophomores have enthusi- asm and a touch of humor. The second year is traditionally the year of self-discovery. Sopho- mores want to tell the world that they have found themsel- ves, that they have arrived. With talent and persever- ance, the sophs not only ar- rived, but arrived and hap- pened, making Stritch happen right along with them. The Class of '71 has dis- played its tremendous potential all along, making its future and Stritch's all the brighter. George Ahde Rose Agoston Donald Ambrose Gerald Barney Dolores Beins Mary Ann Benko Joseph Bergman Phyllis Bihn Margaret Brown Robert Brown Deborah Cannaday Kelly Carew Kevin Carew John Ciampa Linda Clark James Coehrs Patrick Coyne Kevin Curran Susan Curry Gary Cutcher Michael Cutcher George Dannibale Ronald Deck Alan Dismuke Michael Douglass Kay Dubilzig Charles Duricek David Dusseau Stephanie Duwve Judith Ello 44, Q .,, ..: L, I N 'A 6 A l 1- 1 'Qu 7, :fb g. 10 4 L i ? ' FQ ff A. 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I Y X v Barbara Fecso Linda Feudi George Fifer Raymond Fortuna Joyce Frazier Joseph Fuzessy Karen Gargac Charles Gargotto Bonnie Gam Nicola Geisel John Gibson Thomas Gladieux Gerald Gorajewski Karen Gould Robert Grosjean Robert Gunner Bridget Gyori Joseph Halicek Jennifer Harlett Kara Harris Marie Heban Lester Herr Rosemary Herr Lynn Hoeflinger Teresa Ignaczak Warren Ivan Robert Jaegly Helen Jaksetic Michael Jankowski Thomas Jasinski Joann Jennings David Jiannuzzi Victoria Johnson Richard Kaetzel Elaine Kamann Kathleen Kamann Michael Kamelesky Jane Keefe Sandra Kirby Ruth K.iss Lynn Kitchen Lisa Klinger Joseph Klingler Debra Kowalski Donald Krompak Ronald Krzyminski Rosanne LaGrange Linda Lambert Roxanne Langel Wendy Langenderfer Jerome Laub Barbara Lazur DeLora Leonhardt Linda Leonhardt Donald Levesque Daniel Lombardo Dean Loux Catherine Lucas Richard Maas James Mackley Judith Marchal Robert Marusa Laura Masserant David Matzinger Anne McArthur Frances McGuire Colleen Macllhargey Kathryn Mehlman Kristine Metzger Paul Mierzejewski Daniel Mihalik Kathleen Miller Dennis Molnar Michael Momenee Colleen Moore Charles Moreno Rudolph Mravee Kirk Packo Sharon Pellcgrin Patricia Perlaky Rosemarie Perlaky Rudolph Pfeiffer Catherine Phillips Michael Poddany Carol Pollauf jerry Powers Daniel Precst Arthur Quiroga Joanne Rablc Marilyn Rajner Gerald Ratasky Timothy Reardon Timothy Rector Cynthia Reeves Angela Reitzel Sue Romstadt Charlene Sarra Iames Schlageter Michael A. Schmidt Michael I. Schmidt Frederick Schnce Pamela Schwartz Christine Seeley Franklin Shinaver Carole Sienawski Davcen South Ann Southard Annette St. Marie Margaret Sullivan Pamela Summers Mary Szabo Patricia Szabo Bonnie Tarsha Lawrence TenEnyck Joseph Timar Thomas Tinta Patricia Toth Joanne Tscherne Raymond Tucker John Urhman Christine Vascik Susan Vasko Jacqueline Velker Ronald Veres jeffery Warren Mary Wasserman Deborah VVatkins Christine Weber Stephen Wernert Russell Widmcr Kathleen Wicgand Michael Willardo Colleen Wilson Donald Woyame James Zajae Robert Zak Norma Zdawezyk Harold Zetomer Frank Zielinski 1 .: . ' , '7 ill? 5.5 r ' 'bf cf H' -.J 'X - Aa tra l .J i f t A 4 .. 11 Q, Q Q Q 1 ,I -. r ri A A 'lf l, F- 4 A R rr' A Q Il j 'Q' A' -' 'fw QQ ii' r! 2 lk - 1 Q f ? ' - 'Q a. ' 6 l - V Y. ,9 JL -is 4, . , , Y, ' '-fr' .M ,yy ' ii K' - 5 as -. Q ' t re f lf m l.. Q Q , Q Q Q QQ Q 'Q l,,Q Q, . . ,Qt 1 , if f-jeg 'W f. h w w i. Q . , .fi A Q Q A L x v ' , l l . l , A Z J g'Q'Eb r 1 G3 l .avr Q ' i I , l ' ' - - .' li. ' Q' i I Ql - . Q . , , , I ,S iv-1 ---.. lv it A A ii ffzazmtb 7' 2- - L 1 ,A 4-.Q Q Q Q QQQQQ . ,, , QQ -l l 'ff ' . 4. f 2 .,,, r 1 S f L f, 4 S w A Q 5- QQ-Qi f,-.. or li? V-, 1- In , ffl 1 , 'X h is Z I l .et ,J o 1 r Q e A f ? A V A I I -41 -1 Q.. -L.A D, D. 1 I , , 1 W i , , . Q 1 Q Q ll: 1 A 4- -X' H-,p L' L -1 Classes. IIIIIIUI S Unlike the relative carefree frosh and sophs, the juniors dis- cover that life can be trying at times - and that future suc- cesses donlt come automatical- ly, but one must work for them. With college and employ- ment hopes tied up in their grades, the juniors put their noses to the grindstone and be- gan to Work for their future goals. For many it was the Year of the Wheel, as they found new responsibilities, expenses, and Worries in driving a car - their own or their family's. The class of '70 has proved to be hard-working and mature, but they also have the par- ticular esprit de corps that marks them, and all the Cardi- nals, as special people. Victoria Ansman Carol Antinone Patrick Bailey Linda Baker Victoria Baranoski Bonnie Becker Timothy Berry Geraldine Bihn Lawrence Bobash Thomas Bohland Patricia Bolhnan George Brimmer William Brown Michelle Carey Joseph Cataldo Anna Christie Mary Agnes Coehrs Valerie Coehrs Philip Crabtree Jeanne Crane J, . I L n Alb ,G5 i i 'I' .5 A 'Vis 1, i 4, Q ei Q l 1 HJ R -J ' 1 4,.,,, . fl' Nb' 5 J Lawrence Critch Theresa Croak Catherine Crossgrovc Anna Csortos Janet Culpp Daniel Cur ey Leslie Dalton Janet Dannibalc Richard Davenport Janet Deeds James DeMaria John Dore Donna Drlik James Dubilzig Mary Duricek Juanita Durst Daniel Ello Marcia Fairchild Thomas Fuller Leonard Gadus Kathleen Gargac Mary Margaret Gladieux Michael Goetz Geraldine Gray Gregory Gunner Nietta Gwinn Dennis Gwynn Barbara Haley Mary Alice Hanthorn Richard I-laugh Darlene Heintschel Michael I-Ienningscn Debra Hickman Jack Horner Anthony I-Iornstein Jeffrey Howard Kay Hurst Magdelene Ivancso Anthony Jarzynski Cynthia Justus Michael Kashmer Marcy Kepich Marilyn King Susann Koch Charles Koepfer Peter Kolasinski Terry Koluch Gregory Konczal Randall Koschallc Karen Kosztak Frank Kovacs William Kuyoth Juclitth Laczlco William LaFleur Lawrence Leguire Nancy Limbaugh Colleen Linehan Denise Lloyd Jacqueline Lohherger Charles Magrum Frances Malik Eldred Marchal Barbara Markley Joan Marusz Sharlene Matheny Sandra Mays Michael McGarry Judith Mehlman Peggy Menard Mariann Menclen 108 ,J .. 5' 'Q ar ef' 42 J , 1 3-3 i? 3,1 'N l 4 N s 3 is XX. .A , ,.., L r' J 1' ga' :N L N A 1 L 1 ' al refill N I is l E f.. 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K, J Tff' gs- Karen Meyer Beverly Miller Joyce Miller Timothy Miller Joseph Moore Esther Morales Albert Moran Karen Mravec Kathy Mutchler Mary Kay Myers Theresa Nellett Victoria Notheis Ann Nowacki Ronald Obert Linda Obloza Jeanne Olejniczak Marie Ondrus Michael Pastorek Edward Peiffer Susan Pellegrin Theodore Phillips Michael Power Richard Radocy Janice Rainer Constance Reihing Cary Reno Frederick Rettenberger Michael Rettenberger Janice Reynolds Jolm Riedeman Thomas Ringenbach Joan Romstadt Constance Rossi Brenda Salpietro Diane Sarra Karen Savage 'I'homas Schwartz Mignon Seeley Margaret Semegi Jean Sheehy David Slesinslci Vincent Smothers Kathryn Sofalvi Deborah St. John Corrine Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Patricia Summers Ernesto Tatad Christine Tscherne Cynthia Tudico Patricia Van Horn Christina Vas Franklin Velker Norman Veres Diane Vincent Lucy Vincze Alice Vislay Joan Vislay Edward Walker Susan Weaver Margaret Weisenburger Richard Werner Joanne White Carol Widmer Cheryl Zam Kristine Zellner Donna Zielinski Peter ZieroPE Thomas Zigray 109 was Classes. gemnrs The iinal year for the class of '69 I-inally arrived. After four years, the seniors are ready to take their place in the outside World. They leave with mixed emo- tions. The seniors depart with a sincere desire for what is to come, but also with deep re- gret at leaving what has become a second home - and it's al- ways tough to leave home. But in a real sense the seniors never leave, for the mark of the Cardi- nal is indelible and will in- fluence the rest of their lives. The Class of ,69, at the end of an all too short road, says farewell to its alma mater and goes out to prove, once and for all, that the Cardinals can't be beaten. Q' 225 Ioseph Abraham Thomas Alt Anita Alvarado Michelle Apanites Duane Arquette Kathleen Ball Barbara Bergman Cherilyn Berry Patricia Berry john Birk David Boes joseph Bohland Anna Bollman Marilyn Brown Peter Bruenger Catherine Bubenko Linda Burcin james Bums Colleen Cashman Suo Ann Chcchak Janice Christie Raymond Crabtree Carol Critch Ronald Cseh Barbara Cutcher Lois DeCroft Kathleen Desmond Iudith Dippman Denise Dominique Jane Drlik Richard Dunn Johanna Durst Lawrence Duwve George Eckerman Elaine Fajkos Jeannette Fifer Patrick Flanagan Daniel Fuller John Fuzessy Mark Gaiife Margaret Gall Paul Giltz Diane Gladieux Gerald Gladieux Charles Gould Robert Graver Daniel Griffith David Grosjean Michael Grosschedl Kathryn I-Ialicek rv ...ai Ti-' -ng C-'1 -ff 9 ST 'HQ'-gf' I si 1.0, I fi? 1 6 f -Nba C iv -rx Fe lv . s.- 5-5 '91 I 1 l i X , A , i 1 if I f 'N ,,, v . .1 I 4 I ' -fl 1737 Ygfsr QL! Joyce Harvey Barbara I-Iasenfratz Roberta Heskett Ann I-Iofbauer Jill I-Iohenbrink Frances Horvath Michael Howard Deborah Huskisson Marlene Imbery Catherine Iohnson Paula Kaetzel Edward Kettinger Karen Kistner Philip Kleeberger Rebecca Kovacs Carol Kropp Melinda Langlois Mary LaPlante Robert Lawrence Thomas Lazur 113 XVilliam Liebherr Janice Linclell George Mansor Jeffery Marezak Diane Maros Paul Martin Ralph Matzingcr Lewis MeCrory Jacqueline McDaniel Dennis McGuire Mary Menard Daniel Miller Patricia Mineif Dennis Mominee Michael Moore Anita Morales Florine Nonis Robert Obert Margaret Okenka Patricia O'Shea T- HRS WU' 3 , Q 4i INA' 'it 19' 1-3-f -ii by--r 'pf 11-:rr V -at fr -P' Mark Packo Jack Parsil Lawrence Pauch Gary Pavlica Frank Perry Victoria Pirolli Deanna Rabbit Debra Rabbit David Reed Sandra Reinbolt Shirley Reisner Kathleen Reno Constance Richards Iudith Schabel John Schemcnauer Deborah Schlageter Susan Schmidt Sandra Schnee Martha Seeley Michael Selmek 115 Charles Scntle Judith Shaw Robert Sheehy Christine Simko Karen Simon Sandra Smith Susan Snyder James Sofalvi Celia Stachowicz Pamela Steadman Margaret Stuller Barton Susor Barbara Szabo Iulianne Szabo Barbara Szirotnyak Constance Szollosi Theodore Tank Judith Tarjanyi Iohn Taylor Sharon Thomas inf' 'C ' f' 'W' X 'Q--f 'E' ffxxigtx I f-'- 'ggi 'wb 7-Q. 343 'if ,I 5i'7'f x - F 'lr 'fr' 4 WX Mary Thornton Susan Timar Kathleen Traynor David Tscherne Linda Tscherne lean-Pierre VanRaepenbusch Richard Vascik Robert Vascik Joanne Veres Paul Veres Robert Vincent Patricia Vislay Sharon Waillalkc Christine Wangler Kathleen Warren Mary Weaver Ianice WVhitkovic Mary Zemenski Janet Zielinski Index ABRAHAM, JOSEPH 302 Burger St. Michael Byzantine Student Council Trcas. 3, Camera Club 1, Sec. 2, Program Chinn. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, French Club 1, 2, Literary Society 4, Server! Reader 1, Honors 3, 4, Esscncc!Existence Photographer 2, 3, 4, Essence Reporter 3. ALT, TI-IOMAS 310 Buckeye Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa JCNVA 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ALVARADO, ANITA 966 East Broadway St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Alt. 3, Ilonors 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Safety Club 3, Camera Club 4. APANITES, MICIIELLE 4347 Seaman St. Ignatius Honors 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ARQUETTE, DUANE 519 stephen St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Alt. 1, 2, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Server!Reader 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. BALL, KATHLEEN 1619 Gienross St. Thomas Aquinas CAA 1, Latin Club 2, FBLA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Mission Club 4, JCVVA 4, Honors 1, 2, 3. 647 Main BERGMAN, BARBARA Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4, Band 1, 2, 3. BERRY, CHERILYN 1118 Delenee St. Thomas Aquinas Clee Club 3, 4. BERRY, PATRICIA 745 Utah Good Shepherd Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, PMCC 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, FBLA 3, 4, Honors 2, 3, 4, Science!Math Fair 3, Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 4. BIRK, JOHN 45 Stadium St. Ignatius Varsity S Club 3, 4, Weightlifter Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 2. BOES, DAVID 907 Bradner St. Ignatius French Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Server! Reader 3, 4, Weightlifter Club 3, 4, Honors 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dralnatics 2, 3, 4, VVrestling 2, 3, 4. BOHLAND, JOSEPH 805 Greenwood Sacred Heart Mission Rep. 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Honors 3, 4. BOLLMAN, ANNA 1336 Oak Good Shepherd French Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, Honors 2, 3. BRUENCER, PETER Box 165, Route 1 St. Jerome Walbridge French Club 4, Clee Club 4, Chorus 4. CCerman exchange studentl 118 BROWN, MARILYN 840 Athens St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Rep. 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Safety Club 2, Honors 2, 3. BUBENKO, CATHERINE St. Thomas Aquinas Dramatics 2, Science!Matl1 Fair 1, Honors 2, 3. 2021 Kelsey BURCIN, LINDA 145 Van Buren St. Stephen Honors 2, Pep Club 1, 2, FBLA 2, 3, FLC 2, 3, 4. BURKHARDT, JANET 22.9 zizafylfmd Sacred Heart Spanish Club 3. BURNS, JAMES 1320 Felt Good Shepherd Home Room Alt. 1, Mission Rep. 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Server!Reader 2, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4. CASHMAN, COLLEEN 903 McKinley Good Shepherd FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, PMCC 1, 2, Science Club 1, Honors 2, 4, Science!Math Fair 2, Dramatics 2, Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 4. CHECHAK, SUE ANN 424 Raymer St. Thomas Aquinas Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Safety Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Honors 2, 3, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Dramatics 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 3, Capt. 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, TASC Queen Candi- date 4, Essence Reporter 3, Managing Editor 4, CHRISTIF., JANICE 28707 Hufford St, Hogg Perrysburg Mission Rep. 3, Mission Club 3, Pres. 4, French Club 1, 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Science Club 1, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. CRABTREE, RAYMOND 418 Fourth St. Louis French Club 1. CRITCH, CAROL 1935 Greenwood St. Thomas Aquinas FBLA 4, Spanish Club 3, Honors 1, 2, 3. CSEH, RONALD 603 Reineck Holy Rosary Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, W'restling 1. CUTCHER, BARBARA 932 McKinley Good Shepherd Pep Club 1, 2, PMCC 1, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Science!Math 2. DeCROFT, LOIS 335 Plymouth Sacred Heart Honors 1, 2, 3, Safety Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 3 ,4. DESMOND, KATHLEEN 122355 Nevada St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Rep. 1. DIPPMAN, JUDITH 237 Stadium St. Ignatius Home Room Rep. 1, Science Club 1, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Honors 2, 3, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Essence Reporter 3. DOMINIQUE, DENISE 4045 Brown Sacred Heart Pep Club 1, 25 Latin Club 25 PMCC 3, Pres. 45 French Club 3, 45 Literary Society 45 Nat'l Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Easter Lily Chmn. 4. DRLIK, JANE 3238 Eastrnoreland Holy Rosary Dramatics 35 Essence Reporter 35 Red Cross Chmn. 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Alt. 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 FTA 3, 45 PMCC 1, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Art Club 25 Science Club 15 Safety Club 1. DUNN, RICHARD 503 Curtice St. Ignatius Class Treas. 45 Home Room Rep. 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity S Club 3, 45 Honors 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. DURST, JOHANNA 1705 Coy St. Thomas Aquinas PMCC 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Honors 25 Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 45 Reserve Cheerleader 2. DUWVE, LAWRENCE 534 Collins Park Holy Rosary Weightlifter Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Varsity S Club 3, 45 Honors 25 Track 3, 45 Football 2, 3, MVP, MVP 4. ECKERMAN, GEORCE 1327 Eastland St. Thomas Aquinas Band 1, 2, 3. FAJKOS, ELAINE 1419 Liberty St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 35 JCWA 45 FBLA 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FIFER, JEANNETTE 1803 Bateman Good Shepherd Pep Club 15 FBLA 35 French Club 1, 2, 4, Treas. 3. FLANAGAN, PATRICK 5255 Seaman St. Ignatius Essence!Existence Business Manager 45 Essence Reporter 35 Lit- urgical Committee 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Alt. 25 Server!Reader 15 Chorus 2, 35 Chapel Guitarist 45 Weightlifter Club 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. FREDRICKSON, WILLIAM 3715 York Holy Rosary FULLER, DANIEL 255 Norden St. Ignatius Mission Rep. 1, 25 Varsity S Club 3, 45 Mission Club 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Basketball 1, 25 Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. FUZESSY, JOHN 3160 Stafford Holy Rosary Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4. GAIFFE, MARK Route 1 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Oak Harbor Clee Club 35 Chorus 3. CALL MARGARET 2407 Caledonia Holy Rosary Cirls' Vice-Pres. 15 Home Room Rep. 45 Mission Rep. 25 PMCC 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 25 Literary Society Vice-Pres. 45 Honors 1, 25 Dramatics 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Essence Reporter 3, Editorial Manager 4. CILTZ, PAUL 623 Milton Good Shepherd Camera Club 3, 45 Literary Society 45 Science Club 3, Pres. 45 Track 25 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Nat'1 Honor Society 3, 4. GLADIEUX, DIANE 2501 Eastmoreland Sacred Heart Home Room Rep. 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Nat'1 Honor Society 3, 45 1' TA 3, Treas. 45 Latin Club 25 PMCC 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. GLADIEUX, GERARD 1119 Marnbrino St. Thomas Aquinas Camera Club 45 Band 1, 25 Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. COULD, CHARLES 27701 Bradner St. Jerome Millbury Varsity S Club 3, 45 YVrestling 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 45 W'eight1ifter Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2. CRAVER, ROBERT 1103 Schmidlin St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Alt. 1, Rep. 45 Mission Club 1, 4: Varsity S Club 3, 45 XVeightlifter Club 3, 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. GRIFFITH, DANIEL 1701 Nevada St. Thomas Aquinas Varsity S Club 3, 45 Liturgical Committee 3, 45 VVeightlifter Club 3, 45 Honors 35 Football 1: XVrt-stling 1, 2, 3, 4. CROSIEAN, DAVID 1155 Lallendorf St. Ignatius Student Council Pres. 45 Home Room Rep. 35 Essence Reporter 3, Sports Editor 45 Honors 1, 2, 35 Oregon News Reporter 3, 45 Basketball 1. GROSSCHEDL, MICHAEL 3455 Seaman Sacred Heart Varsity S Club 3, 45 XVcightliftcr Club 3, 45 Honors 1, 25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Essence Reporter 35 Sports VVriter 4. HALICEK, KATHRYN 5330 Orchard St. Jerome FBLA 3, 45 FTA 45 Honors 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3. HARVEY, JOYCE 10 Stadium St. Ignatius Home Room Alt. 25 Girls' Pres. 1, 35 Literary Society 45 Class Sec. 45 Safety Club 25 Nat'l Honor Society 4, Trcas. 35 Honors 2, 35 Dramatics 35 Sportsmanship Clunn. 45 lisscucc Reporter 3, News Editor 4. HASENFRATZ, BARBARA 2058 Nevada St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 2, 35 Home Room Rep. 2, Alt. 15 FBLA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Safety Club 1, 25 Science Club 15 Spanish Club 1 ,2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. HESKETT, ROBERTA 1902 Starr St. Thomas Aquinas Spanish Club 35 FBLA 4. HOFBAUER, ANN 425 Stephen St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Rep. 45 Mission Rep. 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Literary Society 45 ICWA 45 Camera Club 35 Latin Club Treas. 25 Honors 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Chorus 25 Dramatics 25 Essence Reporter 3, Feature Editor 4. HOHENBRINK, JILL Our Lady of Mt. Carmel French Club 3, 4. HORVATH, FRANCES Holy Rosary PMCC 1, 3, 45 Mission C HOWARD, MICHAEL St. Thomas Aquinas Track 1, 2, 3, 4. lub 35 Pep Club Pres. 45 Route 1 Martin 2624 Massillon Honors 2. 1 723 Delence 119 HUSKISSON, DEBORAH 432 Stephen St. Thomas Aquinas Essence Reporter 3, Honors 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Safety Club 1, 2, Science'Club 1, Latin Club 1, PMCC 2, FTA 3, 4. IMBERY, MARLENE 1230 Mason Sacred Heart Mission Rep. 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Majorette 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Literary Society 4, Girls' Vice-Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, PMCC 1, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Safety Club 1. JOHNSON, CATHERINE Box 218, Route 3 Sf- Bfmffllcc Oak Harbor Clee Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Honors 3. KAETZEL, PAULA 730 Wales Sts, Cyril 4: Methodius Perrysburg FBLA 3, Honors 2, 3. KEEFE, CYNTHIA 848 Prouty St. Iames KETTINCER, EDWARD Box 243, Route 1 Our Lady of Lourdes Millbury French Club 1, Science Club 3, 4, Honors 3. KISTNER, KAREN 2468 Randall Sacred Heart Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, PMCC 4, Art Club 2, Safety Club 1, 2, Honors 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Essence Reporter 3, Existence Layout Editor 4. KLEEBERGER, PHILLIP 635 Yondota Good Shepherd Server!Reader 1, 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Weightliftcr Club 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. KOVACS, REBECCA 2325 Bakewell St. Stephen Honors 2, Pep Club 1, 2, FLC 3 ,4, FBLA 3. KROPP, CAROL 1931 Kelsey St. Thomas Aquinas LANGLOIS, MELINDA 524 Church Good Shepherd PMCC 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, FBLA 3, FLC 4, Honors 3. LaPLANTE, MARY 739 Valleywood St. Thomas Aquinas Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Honors 1, 2 ,3 ,4, JCWA 4. LAWRENCE, ROBERT 4666 Edfrnont St. Iolm Point Place Basketball 1, Home Room Rep. 1, 2, Alt. 3, Football 1, 2. LAZUR, THOMAS 443 Stephen Holy Rosary Varsity S Club 3, 4, Weightlifter Club 3, Dramatics 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LIEBHERR, WILLIAM 534 Clark Good Shepherd Home Room Alt. 3, Mission Rep. 4, Literary Society Treas. 4, Varsity S Club 4, Weightlifter Club 3, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. LINDELL,I1ANICE 911 Coy St. Thomas quinas French Club 2, 3, Sec, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Honors 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MANSOR, GEORGE 653 East Broadway St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 3, Football 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. 120 MARCZAK, IEFFERY 612 Brynhaoen St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Rep. 4, Boys' Treas. 2, 3, Weightlifter Club Treas. 4, Literary Society 4, Nat'l Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. MAROS, DIANE 644 Valleywood St. Thomas Aquinas Spanish Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Honors 2, 3, Science Club 1. MARTIN, PAUL Route 1 Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa Science Club 3, Band 1, 2, Wrestling 3, Honors 2. MATZINCER, RALPH 228 Sand Beach St. Michael Byzantine Oak Harbor McCRORY, LEWIS 231 Jervis St. Joseph Mission Rep. 4, Varsity S Club 4, Football 4, Track 4. MCDANIEL, IACQUELINE 210 Milford Holy Rosary Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 4, Art Club 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Glee Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. MCGUIRE, DENNIS Clay Center Rd. Oar Lady of Lourdes Genoa Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors 2, 3, Band Pres. 4, Treas. 3. MENARD, MARY 1024 Earl St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Treas. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, PMCC 4, Science Club 1. MILLER, DANIEL 136 F ifih St. Rose French Club 1, Science Club 1, Honors 3. MINEFF, PATRICIA 837 Berry St. Thomas Aquinas FLC 1, French Club 3, Dramatics 3. MOMINEE, DENNIS Williston Rd. Our Lady of Lourdes MOORE, CAROL 607 Clark Good Shepherd FLC 3, Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics 4. MOORE, MICHAEL 827 Main St. Thomas Aquinas Boys' Treas. 1, Home Room Rep. 2, 3, Weightlifter Club Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Varsity S Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. MORALES, ANITA 2701 Edwin St. Thomas Aquinas NONIS, FLORINE 1101 Miller St. Jerome Mission Rep. 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Re- serve Cheerleader Capt. 2. OBERT, ROBERT 3025 Eastmoreland St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Rep. 4, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Weightlifter Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. OKENKA, MARGARET 2811 Randall Holy Rosary Girls' Treas. 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 4, TASC Queen Candidate 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Reserve Cheerleader 2. O'SHEA, PATRICIA 1240 Halstead St. Thomas Aquinas Pep Club 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4, Latin Club 2, PMCC 2, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. PACKO. MARK 3026 Pickle St. Stephen Boys' Vice-Pres. 3, Camera Club 1, Pres. 2, 3, Program Chinn. 4, French Club 1, Art Club 1, 2, Literary Society 4, Existence Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Director 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Honors 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Essence Photographer, Cartoonist 1, 2, Chronicle Youth Page Editor 3, 4, Dramatics Publicity 1, 2, 3, 4. PARSIL, JACK 907 Wild Acre St. Ignatius Curtis Home Room Rep. 2, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, JCVVA Treas. 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. PAUCH, LAWRENCE 1905 Price St. Thomas Aquinas Football 4, Literary Society Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Varsity S Club 4. PAVLICA, GARY 1050 Coy St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Rep. 3, Mission Club 3, Wrestling 2, Baseball 2. PERRY, FRANK 29071 White St. Rose Perryshurg Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PERRY, IOSEPH 758 Euclid Good Shepherd French Club 1, 2, 3, Honors 1, Football 1, NVrestling 2, 3. PIROLLI, VICTORIA 558 Stephen Holy Rosary Safety Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, Latin Club 2, FTA 3, Vice-Pres. 4, FBLA 4, Honors 2, 3, Poster Chmn. 4. RABBITT, DEANNA 650 Clark Good Shepherd Home Room Alt. 2, French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Literary Society 4. RABBITT, DEBRA 650 Clark Good Shepherd Home Room Rep. 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Honors 3. REED, DAVID 2613 109th St. Thomas Aquinas Point Place Home Room Alt. 1, 2, Rep. 4, Mission Rep. 3, French Club 2 JCWA 4, Weightlifter Club 3, 4, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. REINBOLT, SANDRA Holt-Harrington Rd. Our Lady of Lourdes Genoa FTA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, PMCC 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Literary Society 4. REISNER, SHIRLEY 2128 Maryland Sts. Cyril if Methodius FTA 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, PMCC 1, Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 4. RENO, KATHLEEN 112 Raymond St. Jerome Mission Rep. 4, Mission Club 4, FTA 2, 4, Sec. 3, Honors 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4. RICHARDS, CONSTANCE 443 Yondota Good Shepherd Pep Club 1 ,2, PMCC 2. ROBINSON, PATRICK 946 Butler Good Shepherd SCHABEL, JUDITH 1422 Lallendorf St. Thomas Aquinas Mission Alt. 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honors 3, FBLA 3, Treas. 4. SCHEMENAUEP., JOHN 234 I-Ieffner St. Louis Varsity S Club 4, Honors 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. SCHLAGETER, DEBORAH 5345 Pickle Sacred Heart Pep Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3. SCHMIDT, SUSAN 661 Platt Sacred Heart Home Room Rep. 3, Spanish Club 3, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Science! Math Fair 2, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4. SCHNEE, SANDRA 109 Stadium St. Ignatius FTA 4, Safety Club 1, 2, Honors 3, Dramatics 2, 3. SEELY, MARTHA 42755 Arden St. Louis Pep Club 1, 2, FLC 3, 4, FBLA 3. SELMEK, MICHAEL 144 Esther Holy Rosary SENTLE, CHARLES 424 Barker St. Stephen Honors 1, 2, Track 1, Wrestling 2 ,3. SHAW, IUDITH 620 Forsythe St. Louis Home Room Rep. 1, Pep Club 1, 2, PMCC 1, 2, FLC 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3. SHEEHY, ROBERT 738 Clark Good Shepherd Boys' Pres. 2, Home Room Rep. 1, Alt. 3, Mission Rep. 3, ICWA Pres. 4, Honors 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 3, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Weightlifting Club 3, 4. SIMKO, CHRISTINE 121 Burger St. Stephen Home Room Rep. 4, FTA 2, Pep Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Camera Club 3, Treas. 4, Literary Society Pres. 4, JCWA Sec. 4, Liturgical Committee 4, Honors 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Essence Reporter 3, Stall Writer 4, Existence Copy Editor 4. SIMON, KAREN 465 Howland St. Thomas Aquinas Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, SANDRA 2734 Gladhauen St. Stephen GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Latin Club 2. SNYDER, SUSAN 264 Willard Sacred Heart Latin Club 1, Safety Chinn. 4, Literary Society Sec. 4, FTA 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society Sec. 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. SOFALV1, JAMES 1704 Schomberg St. Michael Byzantine JCWA 4, Science Club 2, Honors 3, Essence Reporter 3, Cir- culation Manager 4. STACHOWITZ, CELIA 1759 Tinmore St. Mary Magdalene French Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FBLA Treas. 3, Sec. 4, PMCC 4, Literary Society 4, Honors 2, 3. 121 STEADMAN, PAMELA 2915 Eastrnoreland St. Thomas Aquinas FLC 2, 3, 45 FBLA 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2. STULLER, MARGARET 250 Stadium St. Ignatius FLC 3, 4. SUSOR, BARTON 451 Howland Si. Thomas Aquinas Camera Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 45 JCWA 45 Weightlifter Club 35 French Club 25 Liturgical Committee 35 Honors 2, 3, 45 Essence Reporter 35 Existence Photo Editor 4. SZABO, BARBARA 2705 Lucerne St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Rep. 45 French Club 35 PMCC 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Dramatics 2. SZABO, JULIANNE 4465 Pickle St. Stephen Pep Club 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Literary Society 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 3, Sec. 45 Seience!Math Fair 2, 35 Essence Re- porter 3, Staff Writer 45 Mission Rep. 35 Scholarship Clunn. 45 Essence!Existence Advertising Manager 45 Mission Club 3. SZIROTNYAK, BARBARA 3707 Curtice St. Stephen Home Room Alt. 15 Pep Club 1, 45 PMCC 15 FBLA 35 Honors 35 Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 4. SZOLLOSI, CONSTANCE 2005 Valentine St. Stephen Mission Rep. 1, 45 Pep Club 1, 45 FBLA 3, 4. TANK, THEODORE 2727 Glarlhaven Good Shepherd TARIANYI, IUDITH 431 Stephen St. Thomas Aquinas Safety Club 25 Latin Club 25 FTA 3, 45 JCWA 45 Literary Society 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Blade Youth Reporter 45 Essence Reporter 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Chorus Accompanist 4. TAYLOR, JOHN 207 Parklane St. Jerome Walbridge Home Room Rep. 15 Mission Rep. 35 Mission Club 35 Dramatics 25 Varsity S Club 2, 3, 45 Essence Reporter 35 Football Manager 2. THOMAS, SHARON 3520 Starr St. Thomas Aquinas Chorus 25 Home Room Rep. 2, 4, Alt. 35 French Club 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 45 Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres. 35 Camera Club 35 Pep Club 1, 2, Sec. 3. THORNTON, MARY 622 Syloanrlale Sacred Heart Pep Club 15 Safety Club 2. TIMAR SUZANNE 456 Stephen St. Stephen FLC 15 Liturgical Committee 35 Science Club 25 FBLA 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Mission Alt. 35 Mission Club 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. TRAYNOR, KATHLEEN 577 Thurston St. Thomas Aquinas Home Room Alt. 35 Pep Club 1, 2, Treas. 35 Literary Society 45 Honors 2, 35 FBLA 3, Vice-Pres. 4. TSCHERNE, DAVID 50 Greenwood Good Shepherd Boys' Vice-Pres. 15 Home Room Alt. 2, 3, Rep. 45 Weightlifter Club 3, 45 Literary Society 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Decorations Chmn. 45 Football 1, 2. 122 TSCHERNE, LINDA 9099 Pheasant Our Lady of Mt, Carmel Temperance, Migh- Student Council Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Girls' Pres. 25 Literary So- ciety 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 PMCC 15 Essence Reporter 3, Staff Writer 45 Varsity Cheerleader Alt. 45 CS-TASC Queen Candidate 4. VAN RAEPENBUSCH, JEAN-PIERRE 2302 Brown St. Thomas Aquinas Honors 1, 2, 3. VASCIK, RICHARD 310 Eleanor Sts. Cyril slr Methoclius Science Club 1, 25 Honors 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3. VASCIK, ROBERT 310 Eleanor Sts. Cyril ir Methodius Clee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramaties 1, 2, 3, 4. VERES, JOANNE 2334 Caledonia St. Stephen Home Room Rep. 45 Girls' Vice-Pres. 35 Pep Club 2, 45 PMCC 2, 35 Latin Club Sec. 25 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 35 Public Rela- tions Clmm. 45 Honors 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 25 TASC Queen Candi- ate 4. VERES, PAUL 2018 Caledonia St. Stephen JCWA 4. VINCENT, ROBERT 517 Plymouth Sacred Heart Boys' Pres. 1, 35 Vice-Pres. 25 Class Pres. 45 Varsity S Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. VISLAY, PATRICIA Box 396, Route 1 St. Jerome Millbury Latin Club 25 FTA 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25hPep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Nat'l Honor Society 45 March of Dimes C mn. 4. WALLAKE, SHARON 2268 Brown St. Thomas Aquinas Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 PMCC 1, Treas. 25 Existence Managing Editor 45 Honors 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 25 Essence Reporter 3. WANCLER, CHRISTINE 259 White Sacred Heart Science Club 15 Safety Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Essence Reporter 3, Associate Editor 4. 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Wuest Mr. 6: Mrs. Howard Wuest Mr. Bt Mrs. Thomas Wuest TEW Your Friendly Neighborhood Dragon-Mouth Mr. ot Mrs. Benny Zajac Mr. 6: Mrs. Carl Zieroff Art Club Cardinal Stritch Mission Club Freshman cheerleaders: ND, CM, JK, JD, BR, KZ, BT Good Shepherd Holy Name Society 1969 Homecoming Queen Gr Court Majorettes 68-69 Marriage: Zak Style Office Staff of CSHS 1968-69 Reserve Cheerleaders 6: Alternate FTA Senior Class Officers Varsity Cheerleaders or Alternate Period II Math III class, room 142 Period IV Cafeteria study hall Dz, Mo, Ko, cs, Ms, KM, MK, LD, Ks, Jr. so English IV - 5th period English IV - 6th period English IV - 7th period Class of ,70 Class of '72 Homeroom 121, Senior girls Home1'oom 122 Homeroom 123, Freshman girls Homeroom 124, Freshman girls Sophomore Beauties of Homeroom 132 Homeroom 136, Freshman girls Home Ee 1, Room 136, Freshman girls Homeroom 141, Freshman boys Homeroom 142, Freshman boys The boys of Homeroom 144 WA, DA, JJB, JMB, JAB, BTD, JIMI, Fo, Pc, Jo, EJF, DF, GC., EG, PH, RK, TL, MIKE, MM, RM, VJM, co, MP, MR, LS, cos, LT, AZ Homeroom 222, Senior girls Ho-meroom 223, Sophomore girls Sheib's Sophomores of 224 Homeroom 231 Homeroom 232, Junior Boys izlgge Senio-r Men of '69, Homeroom The heart of Sophomore power, Homeroom 234! The room that's uptight, out-of-sight, in the groove full of SOUL and LOVE! Homeroom 236, Senior girls Miss Harshman's girls, Homeroom 237 wishes the class of '69 the best of luck! Homeroom 242 The men of Homeroom 143 The great, wonderful, spectacular, terrific guys of 243 Homeroom 244, Sophomore boys Ackerman's Fruit Foods 4340 Corduroy Road 691-6262 Advance Advertising Service 949 Forsythe St. 693-1198 Altar 81 Rosary Society of Holy Rosaiy Dennis Arquette - Paper Hanging 245 Capistrano 479-6819 Lester Arquette Insurance 644 Main St. 691-4681 Beais Duchess Salon of Beaute' 3357 Navarre Ave. 693-3002 Beer Barrel 1014 Starr Ave. 691-0204 Henry W. Bergman Inc. 635 Main St. 855-7111 Best Cleaners 81 Dyers 505 Navarre Ave. 691-3482 Bi1l's Carry Out 5781 Corduroy Rd. 693-1843 Biretta Club of Cardinal Stritch Elizabeth Bistayi - Music Studio 305 Bogar Avenue 693-5997 Rev. Andrew Blasko 821 N. Wheeling St. 693-2198 Bobis Shoe Repair High Quality Work for Low Quality Prices Ask for John Bohland New Meyer Barber Shop 303 Main St. Byrne Paint Co. 118 Summit St. 244-4163 Chippewa Golf Course Williston Road 836-8111 Congratulations Cards! One Hour Martinizing 1738 West Laskey Rd. Toledo Countryside Coiffures 3344 Navarre Avenue 693-1853 Dedois Floor Covering 223 Main St. 691-9239 DeHoyos' Bakery 81 Record Shop Route 45:51 Genoa, Ohio 855-5711 DeHoyos Mexican Products Route :f:j:51 855-5711 Pat Doyle Buick-Pontiac Swanton, Ohio Toledo Phone - 241-3371 Dunn Chevy Olds 7200 Brown Rd. 836-2614 Duricekis Shell Service 700 Dixie Highway, Rossford 285-1731 Mr. 8r Mrs. Dick Dunn 503 E. Curtice Rd. 836-5111 East Side Carry Out 706 Elmore St. '691-8279 East Toledo Mobil Service Navarre 8: Woodville 691-0370 Eastwood Bar 1005 Starr Ave. 691-0487 Eggert's Meats 701 Woodville Rd. 693-9133 Ehrsam Lawnmower Sales Toro Power Mowers 6212 Seaman Rd. 836-6214 Elmer's Gulf 3208 Navarre Ave. 691-9446 Fabian Machine 8t Tool Co. 144 Rivercrest Ave., Toledo 693-1237 Fred C. Hall Builders 2035 Woodville Rd. 693-0558 john Fuzessy Painting Co. 3160 Stafford Dr. 691-5827 Gargac Plastering 8z Trenching Service Curtice, Ohio 43412 836-8139 Garza's Market 267 Sumner 241-4482 Gross Electric Co. 140 Summit St. 246-3671 The Genoa Banking Co. Genoa, Ohio 855-7561 Genoa Savings :Sz Loan Co. 603 Main St. 855-8172 Ciltz's Ship Yard since '59 623 Milton St. 693-9847 Gladieux Lumber 8r Supply Co., Inc 5501 Navarre Ave. 691-4433 Great Eastern Pure 2502 WVo0dville Rd. 691-0266 Cwinn's Beauty Salon 207 S. Main St. Walbridge, Ohio 691-0855 Holiday Inn Detroit-Toledo Exp. 835-5409 Harris' Friendly Service 2601 York St. 691-3489 Heban's Typewriter Service 514 Indiana Ave., Maumee 893-6569 Her Nibs Dress Shop 2665 Navarre Ave. 698-4281 Holy Rosary-Holy Name Society 821 N. Wheeling St. I Sr I Heating :Sz Air Conditioning 838-6331 Ioe Zargo 8: jack Dudderar-owners Joseph Kiss 313 Eastwood Dunn Chevy Olds Sales 836-2614 Lawrence's Gulf Service Service Beyond the Sale Summit 8: 114th St. and Stickney 8: Manhattan Lawrence Lawnmower Shop Sales - Sewice 3012 131st St. 726-5702 Rev. Iohn L. Lehmkuhl, Pastor Our Lady of Lourdes Church Genoa Lindsay's Salads 1640 Cambell St. 241-6415 126 Lou fir Dopie's Bar 832 Ash St. 726-0154 Mr. 81 Mrs. William Metzger Mr. 81 Mrs. VVilliam Schabel Mr. 8z Mrs. John Pierson MaChere, Beahty Salon 1105 Starr Ave. 693-8072 Lee Mann: Fun Spot Arena 470 Second Street 691-8246 Marie's Modern Doll Repair 1704 Schomberg St. 691-7084 Martin's Upliolstering 1002 E. Broadway 691-2947 Bill Miller Ford, Inc. 2811 Navarre Ave. 698-1551 Oregon Marathon Servire 3406 Navarre at Coy 691-3987 Nagy's Tavem Liquor, Beer and Good Times 1623 Liberty St. 691-0157 National Bankof Oak Harbor Curtice, Ohio 836-7722 john Naumann 8r Sons, Inc. 364 Parker Avenue 691-5767 Neumann Brothers jewelers 325 Huron St. 244-7404 Normis Rubber Stamp Shop Walbridge, Ohio 43465 691-2244 Father john Nowak 509 Oswald St. 698-1664 Ohio Furniture Complete Home Decor 208 Main St. Our Lady of Fatima Council 3564 Knights of Columbus Robert Packo Photography 3026 Pickle Rd. 691-4566 Patchey's Auto Parts 3448 Curtice Rd. 691-1636 Pinkerton Tobacco Co. 3011 Council St. 244-5831 People's Savings Association Navarre Ave. near Coy tiO1'CgOH,S First Thrift Centerv Princess Beauty Salon Woodville Mall Shopping Center 691-5383 Barney Quilter 641 Woodville Rd. 691-2692 joe Rainer Sohio 158 Milford Ave. Standard Oil Products 8z Services 691-2375 Jerry Ratasky Electrical Contractor 3207 Eastmoreland S. 693-5766 Dr. Norman L. Reuven Coptometristj 101 W. 5th St., Genoa 855-9811 Dan M. Romano, Agent Prudential Ins. Co. 544 Holly Dr. 691-1552 Roperis Service 537 Navarre Ave. 693-5392 Rooster Inn 831 Starr Ave. 693-9841 Rudes 81 Reeder Insurance Agency 205 Lucas Street, Curtice 836-7495 Samson Home Fumishings 601 Main St., Genoa 855-3333 Thomas A. Santoro, Esq. 2355 Valentine St. 693-2532 Schlageter - Naumann, Inc. General Contractors 693-0494 Scottic's City VVide Shoe Service 747 East Broadway 693-1351 S 81 S Builders Don Shinaver 81 Glen Sigler 1621 Homestead 693-9954 693-8241 Sprouve Insurance 615 Main St., Genoa 855-4911 Starr Lumber 81 Coal Co. 1701-13 Starr Ave. 691-4696 Sterling Milk Co. 1226 E. Broadway Joyce 81 Dick Lester, Mgr. Soldier Bros. Auto Body Transit Lines 614 Paine Ave. Toledo, Ohio S.S. Cyril 81 Methodius Altar Sodality Rossford, Ohio Dr. Morton D. Steinberg 504 E. Broadway 691-6524 Steger-Showel Co. 421 Main St. Commercial Food Equipment 81 Supplies 693-0571 Sunny Service Oil Co. 231 Louisiana Ave. Perrysburg, Ohio Susor Electric 81 Ignition Service 441 Front St. 691-9433 St. Iohrfs Texaco Coy 81 Navarre 691-0270 F.C. Toye D.D.S. 801 VVest Street, Genoa 855-5065 Patrick V. Traynor Plastering Contractor 691-8372 Tscherne's Grocery 464 St. Louis 693-9222 The Toledo Trust Company Sewing Toledo since 1868 248-6771 Toro Power Lawnmower 6212 Seaman 836-6214 Vanity Fair Beauty Shop 708 East Broadway 691-3186 Frank G. Velker 1019 Mott Ave. 698-1081 Vic,s Carry Out 309 Navarre Ave. 693-1700 Lou Vislay Lawnmower Sales 81 Service 4512 VValbridge at Woodville 693-0476 C.A. Vogeli Co. 1335 Miami St. 691-3661 Wetli's Men's Wear 648 Main St. 693-9263 Lee Williams Meats, Inc. 2521 Starr Ave. 698-2721 Yankee Pedlar 631-633 Main St., Genoa 855-9353 Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Durst jack 81 jill LB, BB, PC, ID, DE, LG, MH, IH MK, TK, BL, EM, TM, TP, MR, GR TB, DS, FV, PF, MP: 241 Mr. 81 Mrs. George Leonhardt Linda, Bridget 81 Tina Literary Society Lynn 81 Dave Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Malik VValter C. Manthey Phillip Martin 81 Linda Sue Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Matzinger M1'. Robert F. McGuire Metrecal for Lunch Bunch VVil1iam H. Miller 81 Family jerry Mravec Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudolph I. Mravcc Mr. 81 Mrs. Pellegrin Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominic Pirolli Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Rainer Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert E. Reihing Senior Class of '69 Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Simon Mr. 81 Mrs. W. A. Slesinski The Smothers Brothersv Susie S., Norma Z., Pam S., Linda C., Ioyce F., Lynn K., Morise, Karen G. Sharon P., Lisa K., Rosie P., 81 Col- leen M. Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Tscheme Capri VVigs of Toledo-Ioyce Genson 3010 Elm St. 726-0988 Conclusion This is that year- 1969. For some a year to forget. For others, a truly memorable year. But regardless of your opinion of 1969, one fact re- mains-1969 was and is history. 1969 was historic for Cardinal Stritch also. It was the year of Sights and Sounds, Existence '69. This book is the' product of many hours of long, tedious work by the best staff an editor could ask for. My gratitude and sincerest thanks go: . . . to Sharon Wallake, whose able manage- ment and gentle prodding kept us going through good times and through bad. . . . to Karen Kistner, whose dedicated work did not stop at school, but continued on into the night at her home, making spotless page layouts. . . . to Christine Simko, whose beautiful prose, in the same class as Hemingway, Shaw, and Maugham, graces our pages, and whose hard work inspired us all. . . . to Bart Susor, the backbone and dynamic force behind the staff, who, labored mightily on class pictures. . . . to Ioe Abraham, whose talent, imagina- tion, and long hours in the darkroom, helped pro- duce the photographs that illustrate this book. . . . to Julie Szabo, whose steady persever- ance, and impeccably typed copy sheets, pulled us all through. . . . to Pat Flanagan and his intrepid busi- ness staff, without whose help the book would not have been produced. . . . and finally, to the man who made it all happen, Mr. Iames Kwiatkowski, our beloved ad- V1SOl'. I would also like tot extend my thanks for many, many favors to the following very special people: My Mom and Dad Msgr. Michael I. Walz SA Faculty v ' The Coaching Staff X P5 Mr. Dou Bynum, CGA ' 'W X Mr. Mik5McKe1ly, ccA 'Nl Am 9 Mr. Paul Sullivan Y Mr. Dale Hornung Mr. lack Kessler, WJR Radio fX,f5 Qqfxrlfgx OQYQ Mr. Mike Whorf, WJP. Radio ., X Mr. Bill Charles, WSPD-TV Mr. DonEdwards,WTOL-TV Mr. Lee Fowler, WTTO Radio Mr. Lamont McLaughlin, wToL-Tv J V k Mr. Frank vaaaar,wsPD-Tvrvo Fx 'fs Mr. Gordon Ward, WSPD-TV I .X 3 Qin X vw 157' l .9g.,,a,a.a.T3, SNYQSW Q r sa 'fd Mr. Irwin Young, WOHO , , .M Radio N115 llglgn Collier, Toledoi - nm Mr. Bill Gallagher, Flint F p Journal A M A ' A Mr. Herral Long, Toledo? wT 'W YF Gil J Blade Xl 1 , QNQG Mr.1Lee Merkle, Tolecgrrgpj YY5 QW' l B ade 1 ' NASA Public Relatio '5QmgQ'QfD gina Q Department i V W l Mrs. Henninger h . - Mrs. Urbanksi R3-lv WD n 7 wakalia studio 'iw Mmcm QM Essence Staff X. rx v J Q a Journalism Students K9 la V8 U ' Sl. 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