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Gc 977.202 4 F77ce 1962 M.L. JUK- 5 •« SaSle of Contents Undevgv2ids pp. 10 . . . 130 Social, Scholarly and The contributions of the students to Central Catho- lic are immeasurable. The student is the life, the pulse, the heart beat of the school. Our classmates who can be seen going to concerts, attending games, and cheering at pep sessions; who strive for top grades) lead a satisfying spiritual life; attend the plays and dances, contribute more of their time and effort and selves than can be estimated. School spirit is the core of activity and the basis of loyalty. We therefore ded- icate to you, the student body, the 1962 ECHO. t ■c AO R! ' •A : 1 Spiritual - - Our Students 4 J t 9n Memoriam James Moylan, who was a member of this year ' s graduating class, suffered a fatal fall while mountain climbing in Montana during the summer of 1961. A member of Queen of Angels Parish, Jim was active in the Student Spiritual Council as a homeroom repre- sentative. He participated in the Latin Club and the Fighting 69th, and was a member of the varsity track team. Although it is hard to lose a classmate, we must remember that God ' s will comes above all. Pointed Voses Picture It ' s a bargain you can ' t afford to pass up. Dancing on the Ceiling MORNING AFTER ! ! Wow ! That was a close one KoJorfuI Kissers Kapfured Let ' s see, DiR2 equals something! Well, Of all the nerve Hello dah-h-h-lings y Ever get that run down feeling??? Kookie Kamera My Mommy could do it better! 3v med 3 ces 3 ncy 3imnies 10 3ov Svmtic 3ofograp(iers This needs no explanation . . A Ha, Ha, Ha, What the teacher doesn ' t know . . . Who could eat at a time like this. Just four more minutes and we have the city 11 Softool Father Hammond and Msgr. Lester are shown looking over report cards. The IBM marked cards, new this year at C.C., are a great help to the teachers, and a sign of the future. As business manager, Mr. Charles Pendergast serves as manager of our brand new bookstore, and is in charge of tuition payments. For these and many other unknown services, we congratulate Mr. Pender- gast for a job well done. Although this was only Fr. Hammond ' s second year as principal of Central Catholic, his leadership and admin- istrative ability have en- abled him to carry out his many and varied tasks with great efficien- cy. Because of his many years as teacher in a senior homeroom, he is able to understand the needs of our school, and the students and teacher: in it. We take this op- portunity to acknow- ledge the outstanding accomplishments of Fr. Hammond, and thank him for his help and guidance. His Excellency, Leo A. Pursley, D.D., L.L.D., Bishop of Fort Wayne- South Bend. 12 Administrators Elaine Sutter is the possessor of the sunny smile that greets everyone who enters the first-floor office. Her efficiency and cheery disposition have made her well beloved by both faculty and stud- ents of Central Catholic. Sister Maureen Therese came to us this year from Ladywood School, Indiana- polis. However, she was no newcomer to Central Catholic, for she was a members of our faculty from 1940 to 1949. Sister feels the scholastic atmos- phere here is high, and that there is a love of scholarship among the students. Thank you, Sister, and welcome back to C.C.! 1 Martha Smith concentrates on her prayers. Steve Meier and Jim Piepenbrink seem to find Father Emanual ' s religion class humorous. Tom Palmer listens carefully to Father Zimmerman. 14 15 Eager geography students S. Fetzer, H. Kennerk, M. Sommers, and D. Lee look on as Sister Regina Theresa points out some interesting bits of world news and conditions which pertain to their geography studies. Sfi ese Mr. Daniel instills some of his wide spread knowledge into senior government student, Kathy Humphrey. 16 ( So Make lis Understand. ' Sister Augustine narrates the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire to her freshman World History class. J. Slater, M. A. Korb, J. Huguenard, M. Derheimer, and moderator Tom Gusching take part in a panel discussion on the causes of the Civil War in Sister Francis Elise ' s U. S. History class. Here, Sister Augustine helps a student along as one of his fellow comrades points to the area being discussed in a freshman World History class. Mr. McClintock ' s freshman World History class uses the mop to find some important places found in their lesson. 17 After finishing their experiment, Rita Ross- worm and Virginia Samreta clean up the chemistry lab. Sc ence Sister Mary Magdala demonstrates the slide rule to her physics class. above Joe Zuercher explains a problem to Sister Marie Hildegarde ' s fifth year math class. below Students of Sister Mary Gilbert ' s algebra 1 class work out problems on the board. 18 Maffi i 1 Larry Roffleson and Dave Pettit experiment with the Bunsen burner in Sister Jean Margaret ' s chemistry class. Sister Jean Margaret ' s biology class listens attentively as she explains the use of the microscope. Sister Mary Timothy explains the fundamentals of graphing to her Advanced Algebra class. ml pj ■. J| | D. Wilson explains the bisecting of an angle to Sister Conrad as students look on. M 1 ■I r 1  —■- 19 Covers o A second year Latin student is helped along the age-old road of this marvelous language to a better understanding of it by Sister Maureen Clare. In this jet age, when international communi- cation is so easy, language study is of vital importance. No longer can we Americans confidently place the oceans between us and our philosophical enemies. We must learn to understand and appreciate our foreign neighbors. What better way than through studying their language. In Sister Constance ' s English II class Tony Martin is shown leading a discus- sion on a popular American novel. 20 rr Language E. Butler, D. Ben- bow, J. Farrell listen to an interesting Spanish conversation in Sister Loretta Ann ' s second year Spanish class. Senior Eileen O ' Brien seems to be deeply engrossed in her French lesson in Sister Marie Angele ' s second year French class. Sister Hortulana conducts a vocabulary drill in her fourth year English class of studious seniors. 21 Home Gconomics Sister Immaculee supervises B. Waltzer and R. McConnehey sewing. Sister M. Christyn dictates a letter to her shorthand class. $ +t Typing students are engaged in transcrip- tion. R. Oddou, A. Skevington, and M. Bowers are cooking up a tasty dinner. 22 and Business Carol Fox awaits typing instructions. Miss Seyfert points out answer to M. Spatt. Sister M. Magdala ' s shorthand class takes letter for 23 transcription. 24 D ITIES Organizations and Activities are the most important extras in an edu- cation. We are more than just an intellect, just as learning is more than words, facts, and textbooks. As part of a club we use what we learn in theory in the classroom. This helps us to mature and to grow into Christ-like adults who by our faith, action, and example will carry the echo of Christ into every place throughout our lives. 25 Strike Up 5fi. Band! The Central Catholic Golden Shamrock Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph M. Woods, is one of the out- standing products of our distinguished music department. Everyone at school is aware of the quality and variety of music presented by our band, but few realize the hours of tedious practice necessary for the finished product we hear and see. Besides being accomplished musicians, members of the marching band must be able to go through the intricate rou- tines and formations all of us enjoy so much during the half-time at the football and basketball games. Their musical background presented during these home-games, does much to spark enthusiasm for our team. Numerous awards won by the marching band members have done much to increase C.C. ' s prestige, as have the twirlers ' skillful manipulation of their batons. We take this opportunity to acknowledge the work of these dedicated students, and to thank them for the enjoyment and honor they bring to our school. TWIRLERS KNEELING left to right 1 . M. A. Kampschmidt 2. V. Samreta 3. K. Kaliker STANDING left to right 1. M. K. Wehrle 2. DRUM MAJOR E. Rugh 3. M. J. Zimmerman 41 - ■1 i 1 i - 1 - MARCHING BAND Row 3 4. M. Cheshier Row 8 Row 10 I. J. Fredricks 5. M. Walsh 1. J. Connell I. D. Stone Drum Major E. Rugh 2. A. Wirtner 2. J. Koch 2. L. Roberts 3. D. Minnick Row 6 3. M. Gunkel 3. P. Iverson Row 1 4. J. Yonkman 1. T. Williams 4. M. L. Thieme 4. J. Koch 1. M. A. Kampschm idt 5. R. Krauskopf 2. P. Grill 5. D. Helmsing 5. R. Reuille 2. M. J. Zimmerman 3. M. Merkler 3. V. Samreta Row 4 4. C. Gospodarek Row 9 Row 11 4. M. K. Wehrle 1. P. Pease 5. R. Miller 1. J. Suelzer 1. T. Snider 5. K. Kaliker 2. S. Bruns 2. M. Steckbeck 2. S. Miller 3. E. Pausig Row 7 3. J. Forte 3. R. Fredricks Row 2 4. G. Parnin 1 . J. Moore 4. J. Axman 4. C. Laoer 1. Mr. Woods 5. T. Kessens 2. T. Mavis 5. P. Rohyans 2. R. Leach 3. J. Thomas 3. K. Cheshier Row 5 4. S. Spindler 4. J. Monroe 1. L. Burkart 5. F. Hazelton 5. M. Derheimer 2. D. Kitt 6. L. Gunkel 3. D. McMaken ROW 1: T. Snider, C. Lauer, M. K. Wehrle, M. J. Zimmer- man, J. Thomas, P. Pease, E. Pausig, J. Moore, M. E. Gunkel ROW 2: V. Samreta, K. Kaliker, L. Roberts, D. Stone, J. Koch, G. Rugh, T. Kessens, S. Bruns, G. Parnin, M. L. Thieme, M. A. Cheshier, R. Reuille, M. A. Kampschmidt ROW 3: P. Iverson, R. Fredricks, S. Miller, D. Kitt, T. Wil- liams, R. Miller, M. A. Merkler, P. Grill, C. Gospodarek, F. Hazelton, T. Mavis, D. McMaken, D. Minnick, R. Krauskopf, J. Yonkman, A. Wirtner, J. Fredricks ROW 4: S. Spindler, K. Cheshier, M. Derheimer, J. Monroe ROW 5: J. Axman, J. Forte, G . Koch, J. Suelzer, P. Rohyans, Mr. Woods, M. Walsh, L. Gunkel, ,R. Leach, L. Burkart, M. Steckbeck, D. Helmsing, J. Connell 28 Our Concert Band Is a Symphonic organization which performs the best of the available literature for Band at the secondary level. Each member strives to improve daily in instrumental technique and Catholic citizenship. The Band is the direct result of years of effort and preparation on the part of students and faculty. CONCERT BAND OFFICERS Seated 1 . Pres. T. Kessens Standing 1. Treas. J. Monroe 2. Business Mgr. M. Steckbeck 3. Drum Major G. Rugh 4. Librarian M. E. Gunkel 5. Asst. Librarian R. Krauskopf 6. Sec. M. A. Merkler Sympkony Orcfiesfra We at Central Catholic are honored to have a fine Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Woods, it plays at school concerts and other important functions. Those who belong to this accomplished group give doubly of their time for our listening enjoyment. However, they receive their compensation from the pleasure they give others, and the skill they acquire from the constant practice necessary to achieve the sweet strains all of us enjoy so much. String Orcnesfra | Row 1: M. Zaitzeff, P. Byanski, M. Walsh, R. A. Osterholt, L Till, P. Rager, B. Bogdon, B. Minnick Row 2: R. O. Barton C. Sullivan, M. Rodriguez, D. Benbow, J. Dodane, A. E Plummer, L. Steckbeck, S. White, L. Wernet Row 3: Mr. Woods, C. Franchi, J. Orth, J. Connell, R. Leach, M. Sauter Orch. Officers: M. Zaitzeff — Pres., P. Byanski — Sec, L. Till— V.P., C. Sulli- van — Treas., M. Walsh— Asst. Librarian, R. A. Osterholt — Librarian. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Director, Mr. Woods. Row 1: M. Zaitzeff, P. Byanski, M. Walsh, R. Osterholt, L Till, P. Roger, B. Bogdon, B. Minnick. Row 2: R. Barton, C. Sullivan, C. Franchi, J. Orth, P. Pease, E. Pausig, M. Gunkel, J. Moore, D. Stone, J. Koch, J. Dodane, S. White, L. Wernet. Row 3: M. Rodriguez, D. Benbow, J. Fredricks, A. Winner, J. Yonkman, R. Krauskopf, T. Snider, C. Lauer, L Roberts, P. Iverson, M. Kampschmidt, R. Reuille, S. Bruns, T. Kessens, G. Rugh, A. Plummer, L. Steckbeck. Row 4: J. Axman, J. Suelzer, J. Connell, M. Steckbeck, P. Grill, R. Miller, M. Merkler, T. Williams, J. Monroe, M. Der- heimer, S. Spindler, L. Gunkel, P. Rohyans, R. Leach, M. Sauter. Dance Band Saxophones: C. Lauer, T. Snider, T. Kessens, G. Rugh, P. Iverson Drums: J. Axman, M. Steckbeck Trombones: J. Monroe, M. Derheimer, K. Cheshier, S. Spindler Piano: J. Connell Director: Mr. Woods Bass: M. Sauter Trumpets: T. Williams, M. A. Merkler, P. Grill, R. Miller 31 Qolden Hours Concert Ckorus Row 1: S. Wuttke, V. DeRose, M. Meyers, L. Schmiemon, M. Brown, M. McCrady, M. Smith, J. Dodone, M. A. All students at C.C. have the opportunity to use their vocal talent, no matter how small it may be, through the three choirs of the Music Department. Both the Varsity Chorus, and the Concert Choir, hove been entertaining at concerts for many years, and this year, the new All-Student Choir was formed. Composed of members of all four classes, it is improving with every performance, and will soon reach the heights of the other two. The entire school was treated to the performance of these groups during the Christmas assembly. Their ability to sing such a variety of songs so well impressed all present, and gave C.C. students a fitting preparation for the great feast of Christmas. Obringer, C. Bauman, S. Murphy, R. Schmieman. Row 2: M. J. Weidner, J. Jordan, K. Cortieux, J. Fredricks, C. Berg, A. M. Schomburg, Mr. Woods, E. Nulf, L. Panyard, V. Hasley, D. Green, M. Vachon, M. A. Merkler. Row 3: G. Riegling, R. Miller, K. Wall, M. Steckbeck, D. Loney, R. Fredricks, D. Minnick, C. Lauer, P. Kite, T. Snider, J. Axman, M. Sauter. Varsih Chorus i Editorial staff L. to R. Jeanine Lowe, Mike Glassley, Bill Schmoll, Dick Miller, Cathy Arata, Miss Morris, Jane Barrand, and Annette Brough. Pictures, Print, Perspiration- Business staffers - Joanne Fox, Sue Roembke, and Bill Schmoll - check the accounts for errors. Annette Brough and Miss Mor- ris discuss page proofs for the coming deadline. Quill and Scroll inductees L. to R. seated: Sue Roembke, Cathy Arata, Jane Barrand; standing: Phil Miguel, Annette Brough, So 1 1 i Miller, and Mike Glassley. Vevjection 1179138 Salli Miller and Marcia Leh- man explain forms for circula- tion work to fellow staff mem- bers Carole Daszewski and Diane Duquette. Echo representatives are L. to R. Row I: L Lincoln, C. Sanderlin, C. Smith, K. Butler, T. Tilbury, J. Sauter, A. Klein- richert, M. Miller, S. Allen, A. Russo. Row II: A. Bennett, M. Lehman, J. Richards, S. Roembke, A. O ' Reilly, C. Das- zewski, A. Sommers, R. Rickets, D. Murray, M. Gunkel, P. Kintz. Row III: D. Lovegren, R. luken, M. Fox, S. Cron, A. Kline, A. McAfee, D. Prough, D. Brown, S. Wilkins, J. Skevington, and T. Palmer. MB3 ' ■■GJS fLI Hrfl ! ■_ ltt MET 4 ■BbA a Rl L k ftW ' k v   B r j H  L L B ' A V ' V - ■■. J b Bft ft V 4L BL Bft P fc 1 v ' I fci L ft ft Kmi « I 4 £k£BB.  u :J Ui  b WT The editorial staff gather around the work table to plan a forthcoming issue. L. to R. S. Luke, S.P., adviser, Kathy Lenarz, Club editor, Libby Beckman, writer, Mike Yaney, writer, Charles Lauer, writer, Diana Cox, photo editor, Bill Hoog, sports writer, Pendy Faylor, writer, Barb Brink, Fea- ture Editor, Marybeth Hueber, feature editor, Joan Nicholas, News editor, Eileen O ' Brien, News editor, Rosy Metrailer, Editor-in-chief, and Ken Yahne, sports editor. Sffickney, Gnevgy, Snffiusiasm Shamrock represent- atives are L. to R. R. J. Schlotter, S. Wuttke, K. Choka, M. Mclaughlin, E. Beckman, J. Lassus, M. L. Brown, M. Schrimper. Row II M. Korb, A. Kinder, M. McAfee, L. Lapp, D. Schaefer, M. Lehman, J. Freder- ick, P. Hartman, B. Minnick. Row III G. Miller, M. Meyer, S. Mahrt, R. Johnson, B. Boedeker, N. Browning, J. Vuk- manovich, D. Ful- lam, J. Jordan. 36 r Shamrock busi- ness staff puts its heads to- gether for a prosperous year. Seated are P. Hart- man, Circula- tion Manoger, and Pat Rom- ory, Business manager. Standing ore M. Brown, cir- culation man- ager, J. Lassus, advertising manager, and J. ley, circula- tion manoger. encc Quill and Scroll inductees are L. to R. P. Romary, J. Cosgrove, M. Hake, B. Brink, J. Lassus, M. L. Brown, J. Nicholas, M. Hueber, P. Hartman, J. Ley, R. A. Walchle, R. Metrailer, E. O ' Brien, K. Yahne, and B. Dillon. Dramatics Club The cast of our fall play, Young April, is shown looking over the script. They are, kneeling left to right, Toddy Gibeau, Joe Zuercher, Mike Yaney, Jim Yerrick, Pat Kite, Tom Palmer, and Kathy Lenarz. Standing in the back row are: Georgia Brown, Regina DeBender, Martha Crosby, Rosalie Miller, Dawn Benbow, and Rosalie Luken. Bedind the Scenes Stage Crew Joe Tonsing and Steve Bangert, two of our capable stage hands, are responsible for the success of many of our school functions. Ad Club Members of the Projection Club are shown around Dick Miller, running the projector. Left to right they are Bob Gable, Maury Lombardo, Carl Lindman, Ray Vachon, Dave Schenkle, Dick Zehner, and Ed Hiatt. Sister Deidre is shown with members of the Art Club admiring some of their handiwork. Sitting next to Sister are Sue Gerardot and Mary Beth Klejnot. Row two is composed of Bill Witte, Tom Hake, Cheryl Cooper, Myrno Vachon, Pamela Horstman, and Ray Vachon. Marilyn Henry, Jessica Scott, Lindo Warner, Rosemary Andria, Kathy Miller, Linda Pepple, and Janie Vonder Harr make up row three, while Mary Beth Hueber, Robert Bauer, Jerry Scherer, ond Vicki Hahman are sitting at the top. Projection Club - Ckess Club Row 1: T. Randot, L. Roffelson, Sister Mary Timothy S.P. Moderator Row 2: R. Pausig-Treas., T. Palmer-Sec, G. Bruno, A. Sicilia, H. Reitzug Row 3: S. Scherer, A. Reimers — V. Pres., E. Hultgren— Pres., B. Merriweather, M. Walsh, J. Hernandez as rary Sister Alphonsus and her staff have been devoted servants of Central Catholic for many years. We the students of C.C. want to thank you, sister, for all that you have done to make our library what it is today. It is a job well done. 40 Cafderia Sfaff Cafeteria Staff; Row I: C. Lawrence, P Shank, D. Stone, F. Hazelton, J. Schmid ling, J. Potts, L. Adams, S. Speith, P Kilgus. Row 2: C. Morel, F. Allison, D Taylor, B. Haley, A. Jesaulenko, J. Stan ton, C. Moore, R. Perez, R. Rosswurm, M Linsky. The hardworking ladies who manage our cafeteria so ably pose for our camera in a rare relaxed moment. They are, Bonnie Wiedelman, Lois Rodgers, Frances Robbins. 3utuve HomemaSers o America 3eacfters interest CluS ft ft ft T.I.C. Row 1: Sr. Mary Angele, M. B. Miller, pres.; C. Gnou, sec; P. Benbow, treas.; S. Bangert, v. pres. Row 2: D. Fullam, J. Westerman, J. Barrond, M. Lehman, C. Cooper, J. Richards. Row 3: S. Scherer, R. Kortenber, M. Fos, J. Skinner, P. Kite, M. Beckman. F.H.A. Sealed; J. Barrand, K. Kohlboch- er, C. Gaffer, S. Duehmig, R. Boyle. Standing; M. Gunkel, C. Becker, G. Peterink, V. Miller. 41 3igdting 69td Row 1: S. Fox; J. DeBender; K. Hambrock; M. Thieme; S. Row 2: A. Ball; C. Schrimper; J. Alvarez. Jean Margaret, S.P. Row 3: T. Alter; M. Bartholomy; W. Dillon; M. Lotti, Capt. C. S. M. C. Row 1: J. Junk; S. Storch; C. Ternet; A. Augustyniak; M. Crosby, Treas.; J. Richards, Corres. Sec; D. Duquette, Spir. Treas.; M. Glassley, V.P.; P. Faylor, Pres. Row 2: S. Roembke; R. Krauskopf; L. Warner; J. Farrell; R. Rosswurm; K. Connors; D. Bojrab; R. McCarthy; M. Obringer; J. Skinner; C. Arata. Row 3: G. Barclay; J. Giant; J. Westerman; S. Wait; M. Yeranko; D. Hoban; R. Vukmanovich; G. Ueber; M. McKee. 42 r Student Spiritual Council Row 1: M. Sauter; S. Scherer; C. Schrimper; G. Brown, Treas.; D. Miller, V.P.; K. McCrady, Sec; M. Schaefer, Pres. Row 2: J. Zuercher; J. Yonkman; R. Stanski; C. Steele; P. Hortman; M. Hueber; L. Kelker; C. Pease; J. Vuk- manovich. Row 3: D. McVey; J. Douglas; A. Gutman; J. Fox; A. Brough; C. Rod- gers; M. Fox; D. Duquette. Row 4: P. Schoenle; D. Benbow; M. Kortenber; M. McCrady; C. Aberle; J. Wiegman; A. Harkenrider; C. Evard; M. Lazoff; J. Barrand. Veronica Quild Sitting, M. Kaufman, Trees.; Standing, M. B. Miller, Pres.; B. Haefling, V.P.; Absent, M. Bojrab, Sec. 43 I Cfiapel Sewers Chapel Servers Row 1 T. Palmer, S. Colligan, D. Miller, J. Keefer, T. Hueber, C. Schrimper, T. Walsh. Row 2 J. Douglas, M. Bubb, M. Haas, J. Yerrick, J. DeWald, M. Schaefer, K. Yahne. Row 3 M. Glassley, J. Smith, J. Dullaghan, A. Ball, M. Lombardo, J. Alvarez, S. Bangert. Sons of Mary Sons of Mary Row 1 M. Olson, S. Strawbridge, S. Bangert, B. Nancarrow, J. Keefer Sec, M. Obringer Pres., S. Meier vice-pres., M. Offerle Treas., absent. Row 2 R. Holucher, S. Trick, M. Bubb, M. Haas, M. Lentz, J. DeWald, M. Schaefer, K. Yahne. Row 3 S. Colligan, J. Douglas, M. Glassley, J. Smith, J. Dullaghan, J. Yerrick, A. Ball, M. Lombardo. 44 Red C TOSS Row 1: Sr. Hortulana, C. Cooper, J. DeBender, J. Lassus, L. 3: M. Orr, M. Till, R. Kortenber, K. Kohlbacher, D. Zehner, Panyard, E. Fink, P. Perry. Row 2: J. Difton, H. Reimers, M. M. Gebhart, R. Pausig, R. Schmieman, J. Palmer. Hensel, C. Gnau, S. Roy, T. Lerch, C. Becker, J. Rios. Row V ugkters of Mary Row 1: K. McCrody, S. Noonan, E. O ' Brien, S. Douglas. Row 2: C. Dos- zewski, D. Bojrab, R. A. Walchle. Row 3: J. Roberts, M. Klingenberger, J. Giant, G. Barclay. Row 4: D. Fullom, B. Jock- son, B. Haefling. Row 5. R. Andria, C. Arata. Science Club ROW - 1 L-R Sr. Mary Magdalen, Moderator, L. Till, T. Palmer, Vice-Pres., M. Steckbeck, Pres., J. DeWald, Sec, P. Kite, Treas., Sr. Jean Margaret, Moderator. ROW - 2 C. Lauer, L. Roffelsen, J. Skinner, M. Klingenberger, S. Parrot, M. Lehman, P. DeWald, A. Sommers, C. Daszewski, S. Roembke. ROW - 3 M. Schaefer, T. Hueber, P. Kokovay, M. Fox, C. Rodgers, J. Jordan, M. Merkeler, R. Pausig, J. Deppen, D. Miller, J. Richards. ROW - 4 T. Snider, D. Hoban, E. Hultgren, C. Schrimper, A. Reimers, S. Scherer, J. Zuercher, J. Alvarez, R. Magdich, J. Skeving- ton. Spanisfi Club ROW - 1 L-R S. Noll, D. Benbow, P. Miguel, P. Rossey. ROW - 2 D. Merk- ler, M. Hart, V. Miller, P. Romary, J. Skevington. ROW - 3 H. Coar, B. Jackson, L. Minick, L. Schaab, M. Smith. ROW - 4 R. Bakle, A. Ball, S. Douglas, B. Schnelker, M. Zaitzeff. ROW - 5 E. Butler, J. Farrell, M. Steckbeck, S. Yaggy. ROW - 1 L-R M. Olson, S. Kegler, M. Crosby, J. Lassus, D. Bauman, J. Dewald. ROW - 2 M. Obringer, J. Miller, M. Hueber, S. Yaggy, M. Schaefer, R. Metrailer, M. Smith, K. Lenarz, K. McCrady, B. Nancarrow. ROW - 3 M. Bubb, J. Dullaghan, M. Lenz, Pres., B. Brink, Vice-Pres., Mr. Daniel, Moderator, K. Kohlbacher, Sec, A. Ball, Treas., S. Bangert, M. Glassley. I Maffi CluS ROW - 1 L-R R. Miller, S. Scherer, C. Schrimper, Treas., A. Relmers, Vice-Pres., J. Zuercher, M. Klingenberger, Sr. M. Hildegorde, Moderator. Row - 2 R. Pousig, J. Deppen, E. Hultgren, V. Has- ley, S. Parrot, P. DeWald, H. Reimers, A. Sommers. Row - 3 M. Maiciniah, M. Schaefer, P. Kite, J. Alvarez, J. De- Wald, T. Palmer, H. Reitzug. £afin CluS ROW - 1 L-R J. Deppen, Quaestor, K. Kaliker, Scribo, B. Jackson. Row - 2 J. Jordan, M. Beckman, S. Roembke, J. Fox. Row - 3 K. Yahne, J. Alvarez, J. Zuercher, M. Yaney. 3vench CluS SEATED L-R E. O ' Brien, M. Miller, M. Winebrenner, K. Schlink, S. Sabo, M. Barille. Standing: P. Faylor, B. Brink, D. Cox, R. Miller, M. Schaefer, J. Cosgrove, M. Yeranko, C. Arata, M. Smith, Sr. Marie Angele, Moderator. 47 Members of the Senior Hi-Quiz Team, left to right are Jim DeWald, Jim O ' Deyer, Mark Shaefer, and Joe Zuercher. Seniors Sophomore Hi-Quiz Team members, pictured left to right are, Robert Barton, Henry Reitsug, Patti Kintz, John Connell, and Henry Marcinak. Sopfi pnomoves 9 umovs Representing the Junior class on the Hi-Quiz program are Ben Merriweather, Mary Angela Eggers, Dick Miller, Janet Peden, and Adrian Reimers. Prom Oueen Lovely Judi Lcissus looking every inch a queen reigned supreme at the Senior Prom, Till We Meet Again . This balmy spring evening of music and dancing, marked the official end of the social season for our 1962 grads. Prom Court The charming and gracious young ladies pictured below formed the royal court of the 1962 Senior Prom, (missing is Kathy McCrady) Sde Walks in Beauty, Cike the Nigdt . . 0 Starry Skies. -Byron • • 51 Vdlenime Oueen Captivating Katie Kohlbacher reigned over the annual valentine dance Har- mony of Hearts . With her golden hair and dimpled smile Katie made a fitting queen for this gala affair. Vdlenime Court Hearts and flowers accurately describes the setting of the valentine dance. The four charming members of the court with their regal bearing provided a glamorous accent to the colorful affair. n 54 i ETICS Sports are a necessary part of a sound education which will complete our personalities and build character that is Christ-like in every way. When we participate in any phase of the sports program, we are called upon to practice virtues which we would learn nowhere else. The self-discipline of sports requires moral as well as physical strength — a will to win — perseverance — a readiness to accept defeat with a smile. Through them we become spiritual and physical athletes who can take it as Christ could. 55 Hal Coar, a guard on our fighting Irish team, has played football for seven years. Listing English and social science as his favorite subjects, he plans to at- tend college after graduation. Hal en- joys various sports besides football, such as basketball, golf and tennis, and also likes to dance, eat, and disc-jockey. Mike Offerle, senior center and line- backer, has been playing football for seven years. His favorite subjects being Math and history, he plans to attend college, probably Purdue University. Mike enjoys ice-skating, golf, and bowl- ing, and is also an outstanding base- ball player. In 1961, he was named Most Valuable Player by the Jun ior Federation of Baseball. Stalwart Seniors - Dick Frantz, who played football for three years in both grade and high school, is the right tackle on our team. Dick lists cars as his hobby, and says he also enjoys playing basketball and baseball. He would like to go to col- lege, but thinks he will go into the service after school. Noteworthy items about Dick include the fact that he made the second team for All City this year, and on November 4, at the annual Football Dance, was crowned Football King. Playing everything except center and halfback, Bill Nancarrow has been an important member of our team. He has been playing football since grade school, and is usually found in an end or fullback position. He enjoys Gov- ernment and English best, and has plans to attend college. Bill enjoys many other sports, and was a member of our track team at C.C. Among the many sports left tackle Tom Newport likes, football is his favorite. He has played in high school for four years, and this was preceded by two years of grade school experience. Tom plans to enter the IBM Training School at International Harvester after gradua- tion. 56 r Tom Tyler is quarterback of our mighty football squad. He enjoys physical science, and plans to enter the Navy after graduation. Tom likes to hunt, swim, and participate in many other sports, and collects old coins as a hobby. Although halfback Steve Meier was out seven weeks of the season with a should- er separation and a leg hemorrhage, he still played some fine football. An ex- treme sports enthusiast, you will find him active in almost every sport, golf and diving included. His school activities are also numerous. He was secretary of his sophomore class, and is now serv- ing as vice-president of the Sons of Mary. Listing math and English as his favorite subjects, he plans to put them to use while studying business in college. Seasonal Standouts! I Ron Schroyer, who plays defense, has been a member of our football team during the last four years. His favorite activities include weight-lifting, hunting, fishing, and ice-skating. Ron, who also is a member of the track and wrestling teams, was elected sergeant-at-arms of the Letterman ' s Club. A member of St. Patricks Parish, he plans to attend col- lege after graduation. Senior end, Mike Obringer, has been playing football since fifth grade, and has been a member of C.C. ' s varsity for two years. Mike, whose hobby is dood- ling different designs, plans to ottend college and study architecture. A mem- ber of St. John the Baptist Parish, New Haven, he is president of The Son ' s of Mary, and treasurer of the senior class. Senior Guard, Bob Wehrle, is a veteran of seven years football. Naming English and typing as favorite subjects, he plans to attend college next year. Bob, who enjoys hunting, fishing, basketball, and weight-lifting, has been a member of the track and wrestling teams here at C.C. He was chosen a member of the first team. All City, for his football prowess, and was elected vice-president of the Letterman ' s Cluh 57 « m SP SS I . 134 A 30 S3 3ine Seam ftough Sehedulell Football Row 1 28, S. Schulien, 32, S. Keefer, 86, C. Tre- vino, 20, J. Kelker, 68, R. Shroyer, 44, T. Hueber, L. Rodri- guez Row 2 M. Lenz, student manager, Coach Finch, 81, S. Wilkins, 30, P. Boedeker, 63, L. Bobay, 72, G. Wilen- ske, 62, B. Gaff, 42, J. Gage, 65, T. Mulligan, Coach Bartkiewicz, Joe Brita, student manager, Row 3 Coach Bakle, 66, C. Schrimper, 88, D. Zehner, 14, T. Walsh, 24, B. Krouse, 84, D. Pettit, 75, J. Talarico, 76, J. Sitko, 52, M. Mowan Row 4, 10, T. Tyler, 64, H. Coar, 80, M. Obringer, 82, B. Nancarrow, 78, T. Nerport, 50, M. Offerle, 74, D. Frantz, 70, P. Wyss, 60, B. Wehrle, Row 5 46, P. Habdcker, 26, J. Roussel, 69, J. Baker, 61, M. Warnement, 54, T. Steele, 83, G. Butler, 89, C. Volante, 40, T. Firestine, 34, T. Spice 58 u Several weeks before school started, our grid- iron greats ended their vocation to begin getting in condition for the coming season. Their hard work and the brilliant coaching of Walter Bartkiewicz, provided our school with a fine football season, and a team of which our school was justly proud. Although we were not able to retain our City Championship title for a second year, our team looked good as it kept improving after a couple of mediocre starts. Their sharp blocking, hard running, and ac- curate passing provided us with numerous thrills. There is a saying that variety is the spice of life, and our team gave us a variety of thrills in all of their hard fought contests. They were well supported by our student body, who sat through both rain and snow to cheer the team to victory. Next year the team will miss the service of sev- eral seniors, who ended their careers by defeating South Side, thereby giving the city series title to Bishop Luers. Although we did not win every game, it is well to remember the adage: When that One Great Scorer comes to write against your name. He ' ll write not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. In the few years since Walt Bartdiewicz came to Central Catholic, many good things have happened, 2 city series titles and many a fine season. We have seen him groom boys into men and coach players into a team. Despite the so-so season of 1961, our coach and team can feel proud of the spirit and enthusiasm with which they tackled a terrific schedule of formidable opponents. 59 Hi , i jJArffr-c ' . ;.. ' ' ' - ' 1 c: ' .... 1 ' ' ? J J| jT , ■Ht a kV A ™ | W M B BPfc_L M ' HMH HwB hCk S« JivJI B ' .41 INI HiHH 1 jpP - H Hw H Bill Krouse uses his skill and flexibility to outsmart North Side ' s linemen. When the Qoing Football King Dick Frantz throws a typi- cal key block at scrimage enabling Bill Krouse to gain valuable yardage. □ Qets ftougd Typical of his performances this year, Tom Hueber outmaneuvers a South Side player in close pursuit. fide ftougd Qei Qoing Dick Zehner rushes to the aid of his teammates in order to stop South Side on our own ten yard line on a fourth down play. Having played basketball for the last seven years, John Dullaghan has a wealth of ex- perience which he puts to good use on the basketball floor. A Senior, he plans to at- tend Marian College next year to study Busi- ness Administration. Co-captain of the basket- ball squad, John enjoys baseball and skiing in addition to his favorite sport, basketbatl. Dave Schenkel, tall center on our varsity, has been very active here at C.C. in ath- letics. Besides 4 years of basketball, he has participated in track for 2 years and football for 3 years. His hobbies are building model airplanes and go-carts, and he enjoys ice- skating and water-skiing outside of school. Dave, who plans to attend Notre Dame or the University of Dayton, will work for a civil engineers degree. 9rish Out-Vhy Senior forward Maury Bubb has been playing basketball since the sixth grade, and was a member of the frosh and reserve squads before joining the varsity tast year. Maury ' s favorite pastimes are sports, and he puts basketbatl, golf, tennis, baseball and swim- ming at the top of his list. Besides being elected vice-president of the Senior Class, he was chosen co-captain of the basketball team. Steve App, Senior center or forward, has been playing basketball since the fifth grade. Outside of school, he participates in base- ball, tennis, water-skiing, golf, and ice- skating. Steve is undecided about college, however his favorite subjects are History and English. Senior Pat O ' Reilly plays either the forward or center position on our basketball team. Having participated in this sports for the last eight years, Pat is able to handle the ball quite well, and is an important mem- ber of the squad. He plans to continue his education at the University of Notre Dame next year, and is looking ahead to a career as a mechanical or electrical engineer. 62 □ Out-Run OuUScove Tom Walsh plays forward on our mighty varsity. Only a Junior, he has been partici- pating in this sport for the last six years. Tom, who says football is his favorite game, has plans for college after next year. Carl Jacquay, a Junior member of the bas- ketball squad, holds down the center posi- tion. He has been playing basketball since sixth grade and it is his favorite sport. A member of St. Louis Besancon Parish, Carl plans to attend college and major in Mechan- ics and English after graduation. Dwight Craft, a Junior, has distinguished himself as a guard on the Fighting Irish varsity. Listing baseball and basketball as hlj favorite sports, he plans a future of either teaching or coaching. He has been playing basketball for the last seven years, and is hoping to be able to use it in the future. Tony Zych is a Junior member of our varsity basketball team who plays the guard position. At C.C., Tony has also participated in cross country and freshman football. His plans for the future are indefinite, however he is con- sidering college. Although Steve Krull is only a Junior, his outstanding ability in the forward position had lead our team on to victory. Having played basketball since the fifth grade, he plans to continue with this sport and play professional ball. Steve is a member of St. Judes Parish, and enjoys baseball in addition to basketball. 63 Row 1: F. Dubois, T. Walsh, S. Krull, P. O ' Reilly, D. Kraft, T. Zych. Row 2: T. Connan, D. Pettit, D. Schenkel, S. App, C. Jacquay, M. Bubb, J. Dullaghan, M. Lenz. Wfiaf a Season!! Mat a Win!! Never before have C.C.ers been prouder of their team. A season that held little promise became a resounding success. A group of boys with spirit, talent, and a will to win has led C. C. to its First City Series Title. For 30 years the public school system held a virtual monopoly on the championship, but not THIS YEAR! By twice defeating our neighbor across the street, C.C. put the title in its pocket and a real feather in Coach Connan ' s cap. □ Row 1 : P. Federspiel, D. Schroeder, B. Schaab, A. Gutman, R. Stansky, J. Kle- ber, J. Hofacher, D. Ranley. Row 2: D. Wrubie, M. McKee, B. Con- nan, B. Ramp, G. BienRosa, D. Murray, C. Brink, R. Bartz, B. Boedecker, G. Wan- ing. John Dullaghan, Coach Terry Connan Maurice Bubb. 5rue Cfiamps Here ' s lyfiaf Happened c.c. Kendallville 50 55 Central 47 49 Alumni 51 53 New Haven 57 67 Concordia 48 77 Decatur 71 69 Garrett 66 67 South Side 51 55 Elmhurst 66 56 Concordia 42 64 North Side 71 61 S. B. Washington 64 67 S. B. St. Joseph 76 62 Cal. City 57 54 S. B. Riley 65 63 Elmhurst 55 60 Bishop Luers 63 78 Hammond Noll 74 73 Central 54 57 SECTIONAL Woodlan 49 61 Central 70 59 Cross Country team members: Assistant Coach Daniels, Joe Douglas, Mike Glassley, Tony Zych, Coach Coonan. Cross Country • 4 ; - ... r (frail H am SI - . w ■■. ••- y kp • A Jim Yerrick oppor- ently has a safe lead on his Central Friends. 69 Steve Meier is pictured taking a few practice swings. .1 i m Qo Seam Captain Steve Krull is about to make a perfect chip shot. Dennis Ducey gets some tips from Mike Martin. Golf team members shown from left to right: Dennis Ducey, Steve Hensler, Larry Roffelsen, Coach Joe Daniels, Mike Martin, Steve Meier, and Steve Krull. Li Wrestling And Weigdt-lijting Q n Row 1 R. Gaff, G. Butler, P. Wyss, D. Reed, M. Delaney, L. Rodriguez, J. Yerrick, T. Lafontaine, K. Groman Row 2 J. Sitko, E. Spindler, B. Johnson, E. Christie, B. Wehrle, Row 1 Standing R. Schroyer, J. Sitko, R. Wehrle Row 1 J. Yerrick, Row 2 standing J. Christie, Mr. A. Muller, G. Gaff, Bakle, coach S. Spindler, B. Row 2 T. Lafon- Johnson, G. Butler, taine, L. Rodriguez, S. Sitko, K. Groman, M. Hass, M. Delaney D. Weissert, D. Reed, E. Felger R. Shroyer, M. Haas, E. Felger, C. Trevino Row 3 G. Gaff, D. Weissert, S. Sitko, A. Muller, W. Krouse, P. Charais Wrestling is one of the sports in which even small boys can make good. Vastly different from the grunt and groan fak- ers of television, this is a genuine and really exciting competitive sport, without much danger of injury. Wrestling, as everyone knows, is a struggling sport here at C.C. but so was track a few years ago. Next year we look forward to a better and more rounded team. Weight lifting, the newest sport in re- cent years, is growing in popularity which can be seen through its support. tennis 2 eam Coach Waning, Steve Strawbridge, Tom Badders, Bill Kortenber, Mark Schaefer, members of the tennis team. Mark Schaefer moves in to defeat his opponent. Getting Ready to serve is Tom Badders. 72 Q ' wYs Atkletics Perhaps not as exciting as boys, girls basketball is none-the-less a spirited game, played hard by all participants. The girls athletic program while necessarily limited by facilities is an integral part of the education of all C.C.ers. From the first physical education class as Freshmen the girls are encouraged to participate in G.A.A. activities and intramural sports of various types. The dedicated director of all this is a lady known and admired by all who have trod these halls, Miss Julia Heighway. At noon is it not at all unusual to see the gym floor crowded with girls play- ing various games from dodge boll to volleyball. 73 IL J Reserve Cheer- leaders Left to Right — Row 1 B. Noncarrow, B. Wehrle, H. Coar, F. Dubois, L. Rodriguez, W. Krouse, C. Schrimper. ROW 2 S. Meier, T. Walsh, P. O ' Reilly-Sec.-Treas., J. Dullaghan- Pres., P. Charais, T. Zych, M. Bubb. Row 3 J. Sitko, D. Zehner, R. Gaff, S. Krull, D. Pettit, D. Schenkle, J. Talarico, S. App. Cettermms CluS i Varsity Cheer- leaders Left to right: Sue Kegler, Diane Fullam, Katie Kohlbacher - captain, Judi Lassus - co-captain. Barb Schlensker Row 1, left to right: S. Fox, A. Horoch, C. Daszewski, J. Peden, C. Gnau, Vice-Pres., M. B. Miller, Pres. Row 2: M. Gunkel, L. Snyder, B. Phillips, S. Peden, K. Gar- retson, L. Panyard, S. Vukmanovich, E. Fink Row 3: S. Parrot, S. Wuttke, K. Butler, D. Garrett, A. Kumfer, P. Gebhart, A. Fremion, S. Zimski, C. lothamer Row 4: R. Krauskopf, C. Haffner, C. Weidner, L. Adams, K. Eberhardt, E. Shepard, J. House q.a.a. 76 IORS The seniors are the standard bearers upon whom the hopes, and dreams of C. C. rest. It is to them that all look, the freshmen with awe, the sophomores with envy and the juniors with anxiety. And how do the seniors look at it all? After four years of labor, lament and longing the goal is attained and one wonders Where did it oil go, all the fun, the laughter, and the hard work? Where have the years flown? 77 Scintillating Seniors Mary Beth Miller and Maury Bubb, voted most athletic seniors by their class- mates, have held fast to the motto that a sound body and sound mind com- bine into a good Christian, Catholic boy or girl. These two certainly prove their point. Scholarliness in this age of missies, rockets, and the cold war is an indis- pensible commodity. Joe Zuercher and Sabina Sabo, this year ' s most scholar- ly seniors, should certainly do C. C. proud in whatever they undertake: Let the record speak for itself. 78 SfanJ Out Surpassingly Most 3viendly One can always depend on a hearty greeting and cheerful smile from these two friendly seniors, Martha Crosby and John Dul- laghan. Chosen most friendly by their classmates, it is an honor richly deserved- IfeAS Most Qentlemmly Most C dulitie Most gentlemanly is a title that well describes Mike Obringer who has always made courtesy a byword. Kathy Mc- Crady, quiet, gentle and polite is every- thing that the word lady implies. Most Co-operafiw Co-operotion is necessary for success in any endeavor, and certainly no 1962 graduate deserves the title co-operative more than Pendy Faylor and Mark Schaefer, two most pleasant and able seniors. 79 Seni emor ci ass Off, cevs SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right, Kathy McCrady, President; Margaret Miller, Secretary; Mike Obringer, Treasurer; Maury Bubb, Vice-President Cl ass of 1962 As time ebbs away, we, the class of ' 62, find that our days at C.C. are nearing completion. It is as- tounding that four years have passed since we en- tered as Freshmen. Many studied hard, learning and acquiring the knowledge necessary for life. High school entails more than studying. The fun we ex- perienced at every game, cheering the team on, and our dances. Our Catholic education has given us cour- tesy, sportsmanship and responsibility; filling us with Catholic ideals and principles. In learning, let ' s not forget those who encouraged our education, our prin- cipal, Father Hammond, the priests, sisters, and lay faculty. To you we express our sincerest gratitude for all you have done for us. 80 c Seniors cwf fy P f% tiftKt David Adams Reinaldo Alfanso Cheryl Amslutz 14 riMH Ralph Bakle Steven App Catherine Arata Carlos Arnesen Regina Augustyniak James Axman Thomas Badders Cheryl Baker Alan Ball Stephen Bangert Gloria Barclay Margaret Borille U k. Robert Barnes Jane Barrand Donna Bauman Elizabeth Beckman Dawn Benbow 81 Seniors Carolyn Bergel Karen Bill Sharon Bill Dennis Bireley Edward Bobay Mary Bojrab tsmam-i Delores Bowers Nancy Bowers Thomas Bowers Jack Boyd William Braun Margaret Brielmaier Barbara Brink Robert Brothers Annette Brough f 1 ' mMmMmk Mary Lou Brown Maurice Bubb John Buchheit Joseph Bugert Edith Butler 82 Diana Cox Seniors liiii Mary Jane Burt John Cains Edward Chrisman Edward Christie David Church Mary Lou Claymiller Harold Coar Stanley Colligan Robert Connelly Judith Cosgrove ff o Martha Crosby John Davies James DeWald Leonard DeVVitt J Hii iJ Ray Didion Joseph Diettrich William Dillon 83 Thomas Dirig John Doehrman Susan Doescher Joseph Douglas Sharon Douglas Arthur Drewery Dennis Ducey John Dullaghan Barbara Druley Janet Dunton Clifton Ehinger Jeanne Eikenberry Carole Evans Terry Farber Pendy Faylor Joanne Farrell Sandra Ferguson Marilynn Fisher Susan Fisher Carol Fox Joanne Fox 84 Seniors 1% Richard Frantz Maureen Freeman Carol Fuhs c Mary Gunkel John Garvin Marcia Gass Werner Gasteiger Thomas Gebhart Jerry Gerardot Barbara Getz Jacqueline Giant Michael Gigli Michael Gladieux Michael Glassley Cheri Gnau Karen Graft 1 Michael Haas Dennis Hall 85 Nancy Hall Mary Hake Seniors Randolph Halocher Thomas Hambrock Judith Hans Judith Harber Mary Hart Patricia Hartman Sandra Hartnett Margaret Hensel Joaquin Hernandez Thomas Hess Dale Hessler Patricia Hile Jerome Hillyard Loretta Hinen 86 Cheryl Hart Sandra Hechler Stephen Henry Thomas Hiatt Sandra Hoffman William Hoog r Seniors Donald Hooper Erwin Householder Judy Houser Mary Beth Hueber Kathryn HumpTOy Linda Jaap Barbara Jackson Maurice Jacobs Thomas Johnson Robert Kahn Mary Ann Kampschmidt Martha Kaufman James Keefer Susan Kegler Patrick Kelley Hannah Kennerk Thomas Kessen Nancy Kiel Janet Kleber Eva Kline 87 Seniors Patricia Kloer Mary Klotz Katherine Kohlbacher Arthur Koral Roseann Kortenber Patricia Krock Judith Lassus Charles Lauer Mary Lauer Russell Leach Eugene Leeuw Timothy Leffler Billie Jean Le Jeune Kathleen Lenarz Michael Lenz Mary Jane Ley Sandra Linder Mary Ann Linsky Maurice Lombardo Ernest Lothamer 88 Seniors Michael Lotti Rosalie Luken Theresa Magers Robert Maldeney Rose Mann Michael Maroney Patrick Maroney Michael Martin Sharon Martin Sharon Masanz Joy McAbee Mary McAfee James McCarthy Kathleen McCrady Stephen Meier iii i - f Donald Merkler Mary Ann Merkler Rosemary Metrailer Philip Miguel Margaret Miller 89 Seniors Mary Beth Miller Paul Miller Rosalie Miller Sallie Miller Victoria Miller Carol Minick Larry Minick Sharon Minnick Douglas Minnick Ralph Minnich Gerald Mitchell Marie Mooney Carol Morel Satut Musi William Nancarrow James Nash Robert Neher Thomas Neuhaus Thomas Newport Joan Nicholas 90 n Paul Nicole Seniors 1 Sylvia Noll Sheila Noonan Eileen O ' Brien Michael Obringer Colleen O ' Connell Frank Oddou James O ' Dwyer Michael Offerle Michael Olson Nancy O ' Neill Patrick O ' Reilly Kathleen Orr Alfred Panyard Ronald Panyord Stephen Papai Stephen Parrot John Perkins James Piepenbrink 91 Seniors Thomas Quackenbush Kenneth Quandt James Quinn Patrick Raucci Timothy Raupfer I J Patricia Rentschler Lawrence Robbins Theodore Robbif Ittiia Rodriguez William Roeger ft At ft Patricia Romary Jean Rorick Carolyn Rousseff Carlos Rozas Eugene Rugh Nancy Russell Patricia Ryan Sabina Sabo Diane Salmon Judi Sanderlin 92 Seniors Mary Sarrazine Lawrence Schaab Mark Schaefer Susan Scheie David Schenkel 2FF3 Karen Schlink Edward Schmitt Bonnie Schnelker Mary Schroder Mary Lou Schramm Ronald Shroyer Jean Schuhler Craig Scott William Shattuck David Skevington John Skevington Jerome Skinner James Smith Lonna Smith Martha Smith 93 Seniors Mary Smith Beth Snyder Jo Anne Snyder Mildred Somers Michael Steckbeck Joan Steele Richard Steinbacher Helen Stemen Mary Stevens Steven Strawbridge ! J Patricia Swank Suzanne Sweet Virginia Swinehart Jerome Tippmann Charlotte Topp 1 14 Steven Trick Charles Tyler Kathleen Usher Genevieve Vachon Rose Ann Walchle 94 enwvs Jerry Walker Judy Wasik Robert Wehrle Mary Kay Wehrle • K ' Antoinette Welling Edward Welling Pamela Welsh Marcia Westrick Jane Wick Barbara Widmann Terry Williams Marilyn Winebrenner Kenneth Yahne Susan Yaggy W|JP p p £P Michael Yaney Marilyn Yeranko James Yerrick Michel Zaitzeff Mary Jane Zimmerman 95 Seniors Judy Zonker Joe Zuercher John Federspiel Row 1: right to left: C. Minick, K. McCrady, S. Kegler, R. Walchle. Row 2: M. Hueber, J. Fox, R. Metrailer. Row 3: D. Cox, D. Benbow. Row 4: M. Winebrenner, B. Jackson, E. Butler. Row 5: P. Romary, J. Farrell, R. Miller, S. Sabo. Row 6: M. Schaefer, J. Zuercher, M. Gladieux. Row 7: J. DeWald, M. Yaney, J. O ' Dwyer. Senior Honors Row 1: right to left: M. Merkler, S. Under, S. Noonan, A. Welling, C. Evans, M. Kampschmidt, K. Schlink , M. Lauer, C. Baker, M. Crosby. Row 2: M. Barille, M. Bojrab, B. Snyder, C. Fuhs, H. Stemen, J. Barrand, S. Scheie, P. Ryan, J. Wasik, J. Wick, S. Masanz, M. Brown, S. Miller, P. Faylor, M. Hake. Row 3: M.Sarrazine, K. Lenarz, M. Wehrle, M. Miller, M. Zimmerman, J. Kleber, M. Gass, S. Hechler, C. Arata, N. Kiel, M. Butt, D. Bauman, J. McAbee, L. Hinen, M. Yeranko. Row 4: M. Zaitzeff, P. Nicole, M. Glossley, S. Banger, ' , T. Kessen, M. Steckbeck, K. Yahne, J. Skevington, C. Rozas, J. Hermamdez. r Valedictorian $oe Zuevcdev SaZufaforian Rose Mary Metvailev 97 Senior Directory ADAMS, DAVID . . . Dove 1836 N. Anthony . . . St. Jude Orchestra-1; Bond-), 2,3; Perf. AH. -1,2. AMSTUTZ, CHERYL . . . Cherri 8268 Auburn Rd . . . St. Vincent de Poul G.A.A.-1,2; F.H.A.-2; Cheering Block-3; Red Cross-1, 2,3,4; APP, STEVE . . . Apper Dopper 1516 Kensington Blvd ... St. Jude Perf. Art.-l; Baskefball-1, 2,3,4; Cross Country-3,4; Tennis-3,4; Monogram Club-4. ARATA, CATHERINE . . . Cathy 224 W. Ludwig Rd . . . St. Vincent de Paul Veronica Guild-2,4; Daughters of Mary-4; Daughters of Mary Rep. -4; French Club-4; Echo Staff, Copy Editor-4; Echo Quill and Scrolls- Mission Rep.2,4; Science Fair-2,4; Cheering Bloclc-2,3,4. ARNESEN, CARLOS . . . Carlos 2323 Euclid St . . . St. Peter Spanish Ctub-2. AUGUSTYNIAK, REGINA . . , Gino 317W. Masterson Ave ... St. Patrick S.S.C. Rep-1; Cheering Block-3; Daughters of Mary- 2,3,4; Veronico Guild-3,4; Perf. Att.-4. AXMAN, JAMES ... Ax 2730 South John St . . . St, Peter Perf. Att -1,2; Chapal Servers-1,2; N.I.S.B.O.V.A.- 1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Orchestro-1 ,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus-4; Science Foir-2; Dancebond-3,4. BADDERS, THOMAS ... Tom 2942 Wiesser ... St. Peter Bosketball-2; Tennis-4. BAKER, CHERYL . . . Cherie 1020 Loch Lomond . . . Queen of Angels G.A.A.-l; F.H.A-1,2; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Doughtersof Mory-2,3,4; Lit. Drive Rep. -2; Intra- murals-1,2,3; Art Club-1,2,3; Cheering Block-3; Red Cross-1, 2,3, 4. BAKLE, RALPH . . . Bake 917 St. Joe Blvd ... St. Jude Spanish Club-3,4. BALL, ALAN R . . . Al 4227 Vonce Ave . . . Cathedral Sons of Mary-3,4; Chapel Servers-t ,2,3, 4; Fighting 69th Lieut. -3,4; 5ponish Club-4; Civics Club, Treas. -4; Echo Rep. -3; Shamrock Rep. -2; S.S.C. Rep-3; Mission Rep. -I; Golf-2,3,4; Varsity Chorus-1; Science Fair-2,3,2; Athletic Ticket Rep. -4; Pro- jection Club-3. BANGERT, STEPHEN E . . . Steve 810 W. Wildwood ... St. Patrick Sons of Mory-4; Chapel Servers-] ,2,3,4; Science Club-2; Shamrock Rep. -3; Stage Oew-3,4; Scho- lastic Monogrom-3; Science Foir-2; Projection Club -2; T.I.C-3; Vice-Pres.-4; Civics Club Rep.-4; C.D.L. Choirman-3,4; Red Cross-4. BARCLAY, GLORIA . . . Gloria R.R. 2, Monroeville ... St. Louis Besoncon Perf. Att. -2; G.A.A.-1,2,3,4; Veronico Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Shamrock Rep. -2; Mission Rep. -3. BARILLE, MARGARET , . . Margie 1929 Rosemont Drive . . . Queen of Angels Veronica Guild-4; French Club-4. BARRAND, JANE . , . Jonie 2303 N. Highlands . . . Queen of Angels lntramurals-1,2; Lit. Drive Rep. -2,3; National Merit-3; Honor Roll-3,4; Perf. Att. -4; S.S.C. Rep.- 4; T.I.C-4; Echo Staff-Senior Editor-4; Echo Quill and 5croll-4; Red Cross-1 ,2,3,4. BAUMAN, DONNA . . . Donnie 2200 Carew St . . . St. Jude Perf. Att. -2,3,4; S.S.C. Rep.-l; Ticket Rep. -3; Civics Club-4. BECKMAN, ELIZABETH . . . Libby 3501 Rolston ... St. Jude Shamrock Stoff-3,4; Rep. -4; Mission Rep.-l ,2; S.S.C. Rep-3; lntramurals-1,2; Veronico Guild-2,3, 4; Daughters of Mory-3, 4; Cheering Block-3; Perf. Att. -2; Young Aprll -Stage Crew-4. BENBOW, DAWN MARIE . . . Dawn 2702 Molitor Street ... St. Andrews Perf. Att. -1,2; Veronica Guild-3,4; Doughtersof Mory-3, 4; Rep. -3; Spanish Club-Treas.-4; Science Club-2; I.U. Achievement Program-Gold Medal-3; -1; Orchestro-4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A.-4; Science Fair-2; Young April -4; T.I.C-3; Treas. -4; S.S.C. -1,2,4; Scholastic Monagram-1 ,2,3,4. BERGEL, CAROLYN . . . Carrie 335 W. Taber St . . . St. Patrick Red Cross-1; Veronico Guild-4; Daughters of Mary -4; Fighting 69th Rep. -4; Echo Rep. -2; Mission Rep.-3; Art Club-4; Cheering Block-3; Reserve Cheering-2. BILL, KAREN SUE . . . 1314 Pemberton Drive ... St. Jude Shamrock Rep.-l; lntromurol-1; S.S.C. -1 ,2,3,4; Cheering Block-3. BILL, SHARON . . . Sharon 1314 Pemberton Drive ... St. Jude G.A.A.-l, 2; Veronico GuIld-1,2. BIRELEY, DENNIS . . , Denny 1402 Kenwood ... St. Jude Perf. Att. -1,4; Wrestling-2. BOBAY, EDWARD . . . Boo ' s 3128 Bowser Ave . . . St. Hyacinth Perf. Att. -2,3; Wrestling Team-2,3,4; Athletic Monogram Club-4. BOJRAB, MARY . . . Mory R.R. 2Grobill ... St. Johns, N.H. Perf. Att.-l; C.S.M.C. Rep.-l; Veronica Guild-2, 3,4; Vice-Pres.-3; Treas. -4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Red Cross Rep. -4; Science Fair-2. BOWERS, DELORES MARIE ... Dee 2205 Meridian St . . . Precious Blood Perf, Att. -1,2,3, 4; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mory-3, 4; Science Fair-2; lntramurals-1 ,2,3. BOWERS, NANCY ANN . . . R.R. ' 2 Payne, Ohio . . . 5t. Louis Besancon G.G.A.-3; Veronico Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory- 4; Science Fair-4; Cheering Block-4. BOWERS, THOMAS J ... Tom R.R. 2 Poyne, Ohio ... St. Louis Besancon Sons of Mary-3; Spanish Club-3; Science Fair-2. BOYD, JACK . . . Chopper 1215 Liberty Sf . . . Cothedrol Chopel Server-1,4; Boys ' Cheering Block-4, Red Cross-4. BRAUN, BILL . . . Brownie 61 1 Meyer Ave . . . Chopel Server-1 . BRIELMAIER, MARGARET . . . 1324 Camp Allen Dr . . . St. P aul Perf. Att. -3,4; G.A.A.-l ,2,3,4; Veronica Guild-2,3; Daughters of Mary-4; lntramurols-1 ,2,3,4; Science Foir-2,3. BRINK, BARBARA . . . Barb 2026 Lynn Ave ... St. Jude Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; French Club-4; Civics Club-Vice-Pres.-4; Shamrock Staff-3,4; Echo Rep. -3; lntromurols-1,2; Varsity Chorus-1; Science Foir-2; Quill Scroll-4; Young April ' -Stage Crew-4; Cheering Block-3,4. BROTHERS, ROBERT ... Bob 1102 Powers St . . . St. John Baptist, N.H. Perf. Att. -2,4; Chopel Servers-1,2, BROUGH, ANNETTE LOUISE . . . A.B, 5611 Illinois Road ... St. Joseph Perf. Att. -4; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Doughtersof Mary-3,4; S.S.C. Rep. -4; Red Cross Rep. -2; Echo Stoff-Undergrad. Editor-4; Echo Quill Scroll-4. BROWN, MARY LOU . . . Mory 1 930 E I len Ave . . . Queen of Angels Perf. Att. -1,2,3, 4; Veronica Guild-], 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Shamrock Stoff-3; Cir- culation Monager-4; Rep. -4; lntramurols-1, 2,3; Quill and Scroll-4; Cheering Block-3,4; Red Cross Rep. -3. BUBB, MAURICE E . . . Maury 1902 St. Mary ' s Ave . . . Precious Blood Perf. Att. -1,2,3; Sons of Mory-4; Chopel Servers- Class OffIcer-Secretary-3; Vice-Pres.-4; Basketball -1; Reserve-2; VarsIty-3,4; Cross Country-3,4. BUCHHEIT, JOHN . . . Jock 1320 Margaret St . . . Queen of Angels Football-1; Sons of Mary-4; Track-3; Boys ' Cheering Block-4; Chopel Server-1, 2. BUGERT, JOSEPH ... Joe 2104 Kenwood ... St. Jude Perf. Att.-l ,2,3,4; Science Club-2,3; Science Fair- 2,3; Projection Club-2; Red Cross-1, 2,3,4 BUTLER, EDITH . . . EdEe 4037 Wedgewood . . . Cathedral Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Doughters of Mary-3; Science Fair-2; Latin Club-3; Spanish Club-4; Pro- jection Club-2; S.S.C. Rep. -2; Perf. Att. -4, BUTT, MARY JANE . . . Janie 1104 Canal St . . . St. John, N.H. Veronica Guild- 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; G.A.A.-l; Perf. Att. -1,4; lntramurols-1; Science Fair-2. CAINS, JOHN . . . John 2928 Warsaw St . . . St. Peter Perf. Att.-4; Sons of Mary-4; Echo Rep.-l; Trock-3; Tennis-4. CHRISMAN, Joseph Edward . . . 437Colerick St . . . St. Peter Red Cross-1 ,2. CHRISTIE, ED ... Ed 314 Jacobs . . . Precious Blood Wrestling-2,3,4; Perf. Att.-2,4; Intramural Wrestling CHURCH, DAVID H . . . 1026 E. Berry . . . Basketball-1. CLAYMILLER, MARY LOU . . . Mary Lou 3638 S. Lafayette St . . . St. Patrick Perf. Att,-1,2,3,4; G.A.A.-Point Sec.-l; -1,2,3,4; F.H.A.-2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4. COAR, HAROLD G. JR . . . Hal 1414 Somerset Lane ... St. Jude Sons of Mory -4; Chapel Server-1 ,2,3,4; Spanish Club-4; Athletic Monogram-3,4; Echo Rep. -3; Basketball-I; Football-1 ,2,3,4; Track-Monogram-1; -2; Fall Play- Young April -4; Dramatics Club-4; Allen County Teen Sofety Council-4. COLLIGAN, STAN . . . Reno 3124 Lake Ave ... St. Jude Science Fair-2; Football-1 ,2; Varsity Tennis-3; Science Club-3; Scholostic Monogrom-1,2,3; Perf. Att, -2,3,4; Chapel Server-1 ,2,3,4; Sons of Mary-4; Boys ' Cheering Block-4; Ticket Rep.-l ,2. CONNELLY, ROBERT ... Bob 2025 Cherokee Rd . , . Queen of Angels Football -2. COSGROVE, JUDITH . . , Jude 1333 Dell Cove Dr . . . St. Joseph Perf. Att. -3; French Club-4; Quill and Scroll-4; Shamrock Staff-3,4; Rep. -4; Art Club-3; Veronica Guild-3,4; Doughtersof Mary-3,4; Science Fair-2; Cheering Block-3,4. COX, DIANA . . . Di 1024 Walter St . . . Cathedral Shamrock Staff-3,4; French Club-4; Veronica Guild -3,4; Mission Rep. -3; Perf. Att.-l ,4; Science Fair-2; Scholastic Monogram-1 ,2,3,4. CROSBY, MARTHA JEANNE . . . 2304 Lynn Ave . . . St. Jude Perf. Att. -1,2,3; Veronica Guild-1 ,2,3,4; Daugh- ters of Mary-3; Civics Club Rep. -4; Echo Staff-3; Mission Rep. -2,3; Tres.-4; lntramurals-1,2; Schol- ostic Monogrom-2,3,4; Regional Science Fair-2; Young April Cost-4.- Assistant Director-4; Quill and Scroll-3; Junior Closs Treas. -3; Cheering Block -3,4. 98 J Senior Directory DAVIES, JACK . . . Jock R.R. ' 10 . . . St. Joseph, Hessen Coslle Perf. AH. -4. DE WALD, JAMES E ... Jim 2626 Kensington Blvd ... St. Jude Perf. An. -2,4; Sons of Mory-4; Chopel Server-1,2, 3,4; Moth Club-2,3,4; Science Club-2,3,4; Secretory -4; Civic! Club Rep. -4; Honors-I, High Honors-2,3, 4; Science Foir-2 3,4; Ploy-4; I.U. Achievement Ten -2,4; National Science Foundotior Summer Moth Inst. -2; Boys ' Cheering Block-4; National Merit Finolist-4 DE WITT, LEONARD M . . . Len 2530 Maple PI . . . St. Joseph Perf. Alt. -2,3; Science Foir-2; Lit. Rep. -2,3; Honor Roll-1,2,3,4. DIDION, RAY . . . Roy 1119 Putnom St . . . Precioui Blood Perf. Aft. -2,3; Sons of Mary-4; Chopel Server-I. DIETTRICH, JOSEPH ... Joe 5127 North Bend Dr . . . Cathedral Perf. Att.-l. DILLON, WILLIAM . , Bill 1830 Andrew . . Precious Blood Perf. Alt. -1,2, 4; Sons of Mory-4; Chapel Servers-1, 2; Fighting 69lh Lieul.-4; Latin Club-4; Shamrock Stoff-2,3,4; Echo Rep.-l; Foolboll-1,2; Ouill 4 Scroll-4; Scholastic Monogram-1,3; Shamrock Rep. -2. DIRIG, THOMAS ... Tom 11 26 Dodge Ave ... St. Jude Lit. Drive Rep.-l; Science Clob-3; Cheering Block- 4; Wrestling-1,2. DOEHRMAN, JOHN W . . . John 3202 Ploza ... St. Hyacinth Perf. Alt. -3; Chapel Server-3,4; Sons of Mory-4; Science Club-2; Golf Teom-3; Boy ' s Cheering Block-4; Archbishop Noll Scholarship-!. DOESCHER, SUSAN E . . . Susie 3114 Honno St . . . Cathedral Science Fair-2. DOUGLAS, JOSEPH W . . . Rocky J. 1205 Kensington Blvd ... St. Jude Perf. All. -1,3; Sons of Mary-4, Chapel Server-1,2, 3,4; Fooiboll-1; S.S.C. Rep.2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Cross Country-2,3,4; Science Foir-2; Boys ' Cheering Block-4; Monogram Club-4 DOUGLAS, SHARON KAY . Rosie 1205 Kensington Blvd ... St. Jude Perf. Att. -2; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Treos.; Sham- rock Rep. -4; Red Cross Rep. -1,2,3; Cheering Block- 3; Intramurols- 1,2,3; Veronica Guild-3,4; Spanish Club-4; Echo Staff-Circulaliori-4; Varsity Chorus-1. Scholostic Monogrom-2. DREWERY, ARTHUR . . 1614 Eost Lincoln Hwv Si John Baptist DRULEY, BARBARA . . . Barb 1120 Will St . . . Cathedral G.A.A.-l, 2,3,4; Rep.-3; F.H.A.-2A Vice-Pres.-3; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Inlro- murals-1 . DUCEY, L£E . . . Duce 3005 S. Lillle ... St. Hyacinth Perf. An. -3; Science Foir-2; Shamrock Stoff-4; S.S.C. Rep.-l; Golf-3,4, Scholastic Monogram-4. DULLAGHAN, JOHN w . . . Dulli 2914Claro Ave . . . St. Jude Class President- 1, 2; Shamrock Rep -1,2,3; Home- room Rep -1,2,3. Fighting 69th Lieut -2; Rep.-l; Teenage Sofety Council-2,3,4; Civics Club-4. Pro- jection Club-1 ,2; Basketboll-I; Varsity-3,4; Re- serve-2; Monogram Club-2,3,4; Pres.-4; Vice-Pies - S.S.C. -3; Monogram Reword-2,3,4; Cross Country- 2,3,4; Mission Rep.-l; Sons of Mory-4. DUNTEN, JANET . Jon 1209 Norlh Anthony , St Jude G. A. A. -1,2,3; F.H.A-2,3; Veronica Guild-2,3; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Mission Rep. -3. DUQUETTE, JOSEPH . . . Joey 2535 Veslbrook Dr . . . Si. Jude Chopel Server-3,4. EHINGER, CLIFTON 1643 Howell St Precious Blood Latin Club-3; Bond-1,2; N I S BO A -1,2; P.rf An 14; Red Cross Rep -2; Mission Rep -I EIKENBERRY, JEANNE Ike 2318 Foirfield St Patrick Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Echo Rep. -2; lnlromurols-1 , 2,3; Doughlers of Mory-3,4; Latin Club-3; Science Club-3; Cheering Block -3; High Honors-]; Honor Roll-3,4; Science Foir-2. EVANS, CAROLE ANN 3509 Eost Slate Blvd . . St Jude Perf. Att. -1,2, 3,4. eronico Guild-3; Doughlers of Mory-3. EVANS, JOAN F Jo 525 E Wash. Cle. Rd . . . St. Vincent De Paul Perf. Att.-l; Doughlers of Mory-4; Veronico Guild- 4; F.H.A.-2,3; Mission Rep. -1,2; lnlromurols-1,2. FARBER, TERRY L . . Terry 2610 Brooklyn Ave St. Joseph Boys ' Cheering Block-3,4. FARRELL, JOANNE F Joonnie 2432 Goy Street St Peter Science Foir-2,3; Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Mission Rep -3,4; Cheering Block-3; Spanish Club-Vice- Pres -4; lntramurols-1,2,3; Scholastic Monogram Club-1, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement-3,4 FAYLOR, PENDY Pendy 4128 Eost State St. Charles Veronico Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; French Club-4; Shamrock Stoff-3,4; S S.C Rep - 1 ; Mission Rep. -2; Mission Vice-Pres -3; Pres.-4. Scholostic Monogrom-1; Varsity Chorus-1; Student Choir-4; Foil Ploy-3,4; Quill 4 Scroll-4; Class Officer -Treos. -2; Cheering Block-3,4. FEDERSPIEL, JOHN T . Feds 2330 Hooglond ... Si. Patrick Chapel Server-3,4; Red Cross-1,2,3; Perf. Alt, -3. FERGUSON, SANDRA SUE . Fergie 3225 Reed SI ... St. Polrick F H.A-1,2; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; lntromurals-1 ,2,3; Cheering Block-3,4 FISHER, MARILYN . Marilyn 7547 Roinbov, Drive St. Charles Perf. Att -3 FISHER, SUSAN J Sujie 1905 Third Si . Precious Blood G.A.A.-l; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Doughlers of Mary -3.4; lntramurols-1,2,3 FOX, BARBARA . Barb 2440 Thompson Ave St Joseph veronico Guild-2,3,4. G A. A -1,2.3; Daughters of Mory-3,4 FOX, CAROL ANN . . Corol 1130 Spy Run Ave . . Cathedral Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Red Cross-3,4. FOX, JOANNE . . . Joonie 6309 U.S. 24 V. St. Joseph Perf, Att. -2,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Science Fair -3; Latin Club-4; Echo Slaff-4; S.S C. Rep. -4. Scholostic Monogrom-1, 2,3, 4; Cheering Block-3,4 FRANTZ, RICHARD . . . Dick 2122 Fillmore Dr . St Joseph Sorts of Mory-4; Football -2.3.4 Trock-2,3. P. Boys ' Cheering Block-4 FREEMAN, MAUREEN Nonle 4521 Covington Rd St Joseph Perf An -2; G A A -1 F H A -? tronica Guild -3,4; Doughlers of Mory-3. 4. Red Cross Rep -3; lnnomurols-l.2,3.4; N.I S.B.O Chorus-1; Cheering Block-3,4; Red C.ovr- FUHS, CAROL 2736 Abbott Street St Patrick Pe.f An -I.J .eonico Guild-2.3.4, Doug-i-- Maty-3,4; Red Cross Rep -3. Int.omuroU Scholastic Monogrom-3,4 2204 N . Jude Sons of Mory-4; Science Clue-1,2 X Misvon Rep -1; Projection Club-2. GASS, MA ' ClA EILEEN Morclo 2711 Holton Ave G.A.A.-I. F.H.A.-3 eronico ' - lers of Mory-3,4; Red Cross Rep -. Civics C GASTEIGER, rvERNEI Tiger 808 Cloy it.-et -,t Mory Pe-f. All. -2; Science Foi.-2 GE8HART, THOMAS Tom -lis Precious Blood SlOge Crew-I; Sons O f GERARDOT, JEP-r R.R. ' l Morstoevili- cetoncon Per An. -4. Boys ' Cheering pic GETZ, BARBARA . Sorb 2914 S. Ho.rison . , St Polrick Veronico Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory- Cheering Block-3. GIANT, JACQUELINE Joc-ie R.R. ' I Monroeville St Louis Beioncon Perf. An -1. G.A.A.-I.2. ere Daughters of Mr; laslic Monogram-1; Science Foir-2. Cneerinp Block-3,4 GIGLI, MICHAEL 4420 Kyle Rood St. Therete GLADIEUX, MICHAEL J 548 E US 30 St Jo Chopel Serve.-3; Latin Club-2 - Science Club-2 J, 4; Moth Club Sec -- Rep -4; Scholostic Monoorom-1, 2 3, 4; Scierc- 2,3,4. Play- Young -: ■OM-2- gold medol; silver medol-3. GLASSLEY, MICHAEL 1224 Huffman St Precious Blood Pe. ' Air -1,2,4; Sons of Mory-4; Chopel S« ver-1, 2 ,3,4. T,oci-l. 2,3,4. Cross Cour.t.y-2,3,4; Echo Co- Editor-in Chief-4; Phorogrcc Etoll- 4; Civics Club-4. Sct lostic Morsogro- Mission Rep. -4. 1st . ' ice-Pres -4. Echo Rep -2; Science Foir-2. Alternote to Boyi ' Slarl KAJoSN 2402 Glenwcoa Ave St Jude Veronico Gu GNAU, CHERI 1432 . ' .oldron Circle St Pat G.A.A.-I.2 ,3,4; Sec 2,4. T.I.C-3. Sec.-- ; Goes -1,2,4; Veronica Guild-2,3.- GUNKEL, MARY ELAINE Meg 2012 Pauline S ' G.A.A.-l, 2.3.4; Point Sec -. onico Guild-3.4. Douphte ' s . - ols -1.2; Bond-1,2,3,4; Lelt„-2. S-eote -2,3.4. N 1.5 8 O . A -2,3.4 HAAS, MICHAEL 7527 Ook Lone St Josep- sopel 5e 4; Foe- 1 g-4 HALL, DENNIS ; 5110 Dresden Lone St Josepn Sonjo ' Dovrphv -a-«i Cheering Stock-.. ' Jude Dougt- ' r I 99 1 Senior Directory HAMBROCK, THOMAS . . . 3721 Holron Ave . . . St. Hyacinth Perf- Att.-l; Sons of Mary-4; Chopel Server-1 ,2,3, 4; Science Fair-Regional-3; Boys ' Cheering Block-4 HANS, JUDITH L ... Bug 1147 W. Main St . . . St. Paul G.A.A. -1,3; Veronica Guild-4; Art Club-3. HARBER, JUDITH ANN , . . Judy 1405 E. Creighton ... St. Patrick Cafeteria Staff-] ,2,3. HART, CHERYL A . . . Toad 6727 Kirkdale Dr . . . St. Peter Perf. Aft. -3; Veronica Guild-4; Daughters of Mary- 3,4. HART, MARY . . . 1112 West Jefferson ... St. Paul G.A.A.-1,2; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Spanish Club-4; Echo Staff-4; Cheering Block-3. HARTMAN, PATRICIA LOU . . Pat 1943 Lawndole Drive ... St. Jude Perf. Att.-2; Veronica GuiId-2,3,4; Doughters of Mary-3,4; Shamrock Rep. -3; Cheering Block-2,3,4; Sh amrock Staff-3,4; Circulation Mgr.-3,4 ; Civics Club-4; Shomrock Quill and Scroll-4; Intramurals- 1,2,3; C.D.L.-3. HARTNETT, SANDRA KAY . . Sandy G.A.A.-1; F.H.A.-2; Veronica Guild-2,3; Doughters of Mory-3. HECHLER, SANDRA . , Sandy 423 Boltz Street ... St. Peter G.A.A.-1,2; lntramurals-1,2; Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Honors-1,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Echo Rep. -1,2; Civics Club-4; Mission Rep. -4. HENRY, STEPHEN . . . Henry 433 Arcadia Ct . . . St. Patrick Perf. Att.-2,3; Honor Roll-1,2,3. HENSEL, MARGARET . . . Morgi 3209 Lillie St . . . St. Patrick G.A.A.-1,2; Veronlco Guild-4; Daughters of Mary- 4; Red Cross Rep. -4; lnframurols-1 ,2,3,4. HERNANDEZ, JOAQUIN . . . 2000 N. Wells St . . . St. Vincent Villa HESS, THOMAS . . . 2027 Kentucky ... St. Judes Perf. Art. -2,4. HIATT, TOM . . . 1730 Colony Dr . . . St. Vincent Perf. Att.-2,3,4; Shamrock Stoff-3; Rep. -3; Mission Rep. -3; Science FaIr-3; Track-]; Science Club-3. HILE, PATRICIA ... Pat 2606 Kensington Blvd ... St. Jude Perf. Att.-2,3,4; G.A.A.-2,3; Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Cheering Block-4; Veronica Guild Rep -4. HILLYARD, JEROME . . Jerry 1614Geller . Precious Blood Perf. Art. -3, 4; Sons of Mary-3. HINEN, LORETTA A . . . R.R. ' 5 Columbia City ... St. Patrick, Areola Perf. Alt. -1,2,3; G.A.A.-1,2; F.H.A.-3; Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Scholastic Monogram-1; Cheering 8lock-3. HOFFMAN, SANDRA KATHLEEN . . Kay G.A.A.-1; triongle-1; Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Perf. Art. -2; Cheering Block-3,4; Young April - Publiciry-4. HOLOCHER, RANDY . . . Moe 2117 Andrew Street . . . Precious Blood Sons of Mary-4. HOOG, WILLIAM , . Bill 2824 Bowser Ave . . St. Hyacinth Perf. Alt. -4; Echo Rep. -2; Echo Staff-2,3; Shamrock Staff-3,4-Sports Ed.; Quill ond Scroll-3,4; Art HOOPER, DONALD ... Don 618 Davis St . . . Cathedral HOUSEHOLDER, ERWIN . . Ernie 1631 Colony Dr . . . St. Jude Basketball -1.- Football-1; Track-3; Science Club-3; Sons of Mary-4; Perf. Att.-2. HOUSER, JUDY . . . 5125 Sunnybrook Drive ... St. Peter G.A.A.-1,2,3; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Perf. Att-4; lntramurals-1 ,2,3,4. HUEBER, MARYBETH . . . 535 Huffman St . . . Precious Blood Perf. Att.-l, 4; Veronica Guild-3,4; Doughters of Mary-4; Fighting 69th Lieut. -1; Civics Club Rep. -4; Shamrock Staff-Feature Editor-4; Echo Rep. -4; Shamrock Rep. -2,3; Mission Rep. -3; Spiritual Treas. -3; lntramurals-1 ,2,3; Scholastic Monogram-High Honors-2,3-Honors-l; Art Club-4; Science Fair-2; Quill and Scroll 1-4; Closs Officer-Trees. -1; Reserve Cheerleader-2; Cheering Block-3,4; Val- entine Court-1 . HUMPHREY, KATHLEYN . . . Hump 3420 Courtwood Dr . . St. Charles Veronica Guild-4; Civics Club-4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Cheering Block-3,4. JACKSON, BARBARA ROSE . . Barb 810 W. Packard Ave . . . St. Patrick Perfect Attendance -1,2,3; Veronica Guild-2,3, 4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Latin Club-3, 4; Spanish Club-4; C.D.L.-4; Scholastic Monogram-1 ,2,3,4. JACOBS, MAURICE . . . Jake 902 Lake Ave . . . Cathedral Perf. Art.-2,3; Science Fair-2,3,4. JAAP, LINDA . . . 2728 Lawrence St . . . St. Andrews G.A.A. - 3; F.H.A. - 2; Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Doughters of Mary - 3,4; Intramurals - 2. JOHNSON, THOMAS ... Tom 6621 Bittersweet Dr . . . St. Vincent Science Fair - 2; Sons of Mary - 4; KAHN, ROBERT MICHAEL ... Bob 4917 Willowbrook Dr . . . St. Charles Football - 1,2; Track - 1,2; Wrestling - 2. KAMPSCHMIDT, MARY ANNE . . . Kompy 2115 Wawonoisso Tr . . . St. Jose ph Perfect Attendance - 3; Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughters of Mory - 4; Auxilium Latinum Award - 1; Science Club - 2,4; S.S.C. Rep. - 2; Scholastic Monogram - 1,3,4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Orchestra - 1,2, 3,4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A. - 1,2,3,4; Science Fair - 2; Reserve Twirler - 1; Varlsty Twirler - 3,4. KAUFMAN, MARTHA . . . Shortie 3423 Loredo Ave ... St. Joseph Perfect Attendance - 2; G.A.A. - 1 ,2 A ' F.H.A. - 2; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Doughters of Mary - 3; Echo Rep. - 4; S.S.C. Rep. - 3; Mission Rep. - 2; Intra- murals - 1,2. KEEFER, JAMES A . . Poopsie 909 lllsey Dr . . . St. Patrick Sons of Mary - 4; Sec. - 4; Perfect Attendance -3; Chapel Server - 1,4; Shomrock Rep. - 3; Cross Country - 4. KEGLER, SUSAN . . . Susie 217 Green St . . , St. John, New Haven Perfect Attendance - 3; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Latin Club - 3; Varsity Cheerleader - 3,4; Intramurals - 3; Scholastic Monogram - 1; Fall Ploy - 4. KELLY, PATRICK ... Pat 822 W. Berry St . . . St. Paul Basketball - 1; Track - 1; Sons of Mary - 4. KENNERK, HANNAH . . . 6602 South Bend Dr . . . St. Joseph G.A.A. - 1; F.H.A. - 2; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Intramurals - 1,2,3; Art Club - 3; Projection Club - 2; Cheering Block - 4. Perfect Attendance - 1,2,3; Chopel Server - 1,2,3, 4; Shamrock Staff - 3,4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Orchestra - 2,3,4; Danceband - 2,3,4; Concert Choir - 4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A. - 1,2,3,4. KIEL, NANCY . . . Klelboat 510 Greenlow Ave . . . Precious Blood Echo Rep. - 1; Perfect Attendance - 2; Cheering Block - 2,3,4; Veronica Guild - 3,4; G.A A. - 2, 3; F.H.A. - 2,3; Daughters of Mary - 4; C.D.L. - 3,4; Science Fair - 2. KLEBER, JANET ... Jan 2609 Varsaw St . . . St. Peter Perfect Attendance - 1,2,3; G.A.A - 1,2; Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3, 4; Mission Rep. - 1; Scholastic Monogram - 1. KLINE, EVA MARIE . . . 2308 New Haven Ave ... St. Andrews Veronica Guild -3,4; G.A.A. - 1,2. KLOER, PATRICIA ... Pat 502 Elmer Ave . . . Precious Blood Perfect Attendance - 3; G.A.A. Projection Club - 2. 1,2; F.H.A. -3; KESSEN, THOMAS . 135 E. Suttenfield St . . Tom . St. Patrick KLOT2, MARY REGINA . . . 825 Oakdale Dr . . . St. Peter G.A.A. - 1,2; F.H.A. - 2; Veronica Gu ild - 4; Intramurals - 1,2; Perfect Attendance - 2. KOHLBACHER, KATHERINE L . . Katie 1032 Rlvermet Ave ... St. Mary Perfect Attendance - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 2,4; Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3, 4; Fighting 69th Lieut. - 3; Civics Club - 4; Sec. - 4; Sham- rock Rep. - 2; Red Cross Rep. - 1,3,4; Varsity Chorus - 1; Reserve Cheerleader - 2; Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader - 4; Captain - 4; Cheering Block - 3; Science Fair - 2; Intramurals - 1,2 A KORAL, ARTHUR L ... Art 3226 Indiana St . . . St. Patrick Transferred from Solesian High School, Detroit, Michigan - 2. KORTENBER, ROSEANN . . . Rosie 1147 Bell Ave . . . St. John, New Haven Transferred from Bishop Luers - 3; Perfect Attend- ance - 3; Veronica Guild - 3, 4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; T.I.C. - 4; Red Cross Rep. - 4. KROCK, PATRICIA . . , Penny 3516 Ramsey Cr ... St. Patricks G.A.A. - 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. - 2,3; Sec. - 3; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Intramurals - 1,2. LASSUS, JUDITH ANN . . . Judl 5510 Covington Rd . . . St. Joseph Red Cross Rep. - 1; Vice-Pres. - 3; Pres. - 4; Per- fect Attendance - 2,3; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Doughters of Mary - 3,4; Civics Club Rep. - 4; Echo Rep. - 3; Shamrock Staff - 3,4; Advertising Mgr. - 4; Shamrock Rep. - 4; Intramurals - 1,2,3; Science Fair - 2; Quill and Scroll - 4; Varsity Cheerleader - 3,4; Prom Queen. LAUER, CHARLES . . . Chuck 761 2 St. Joe Center Rd . . . St. Charles Chapel Server - 1,2; Science Club -2,3,4; Golf-1, 2; Band - 1,2,3,4; Danceband - 3,4; Orchestra - 2, 3,4; Vorsity Chorus - 4; Science Fair - 1,2,3,4; NJ.S.B.O.V.A. -3,4. LAUER, MARY . . Mary 630 Riverside Ave . . Cathedral Veronica Guild - 3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4. LEACH, RUSSELL DAVID . . Russ 2809 John St . . . St. Peters Wrestling - 1,2; Band - 1,2,3,4; Orchestra - 4; NJ.S.B.O.V.A. -2,3,4. LEEUW, GENE R . . . Gene 4417 S. Hanno St . . . St. Peter Sons of Mary - 4; Science Club - 2; Shamrock Rep. - 2; S.C.C. Rep. - I; Track - 4; Science Fair - 2,3. LEFFLER, TIMOTHY ... Tim 918 Oneida St . . . Cathedral Sons of Mary - 4; Track - 1,2; Wrestling - 2,4. LE JEUNE, BILLIE JEAN . . . J.B. 2620 S. Anthony Blvd . . . Cathedral 100 □ Senior Directory LENARZ, KATHLEEN Kothie 2131 Pemberlon Dr . , St. Jude Red Cross Rep - 4; Ve.onico Guild - 2,3,4; Dough- te s of Mory - 3,4; Civic Club Rep - 4; Shomrock 5loff - 3,4; Sham.ock Rep - 3; Mi sion Rep - I; Intramurals - 1,2,3; Foil Ploy - 4; Cheering Block - 3,4; Scholastic Monogram - 2,3 LENZ, MICHAEL P Fish 8459 Auburn Rd . St. Vincent Civic Club - 4; Pres - 4; Echo Rep - 1; S.S.C, Rep - 2; Minion Rep - 1; Voriity Football, Boiket- ba 1 1, Track Student Manager - 1,2,3,4, Sons of Mary - 4; Athletic Monogram Club - 3,4. LEY, MARY JANE . . . Janie 1650 Rumsey Ave . Queen of Angle! Veronico Guild - 3,4; Daughter! of Mary - 3,4; Shamrock Stoff-Circulolion - 3,4; Shamrock Rep. - 4; Intramurals - 1,2,3; Quill Scroll - 4; Cheering Block - 3,4. LINDER, SANDRA . . . Sandy R.R. 1 Monroeville ... St. Louis, Beioncon G.A.A. -1,2,3; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Scholostic Monogram-2,3; Cheering Block -3. LINSKY, MARY ANN .Mary 7648 St Joe Center Rd St. Charles Perfect AM. -3; G.A.A. -1; Cafeteria Stoff-1 ,2,3,4; Scholastic Monogrom-3; Science Fai.-2. LOMBARDO J MAURICE . Mor.ie 1023 East Rudisill St . . . Sacred Heart Sons of Mory-4; Shomrock Rep -2; Footboll-1 ,3,4; Science Foii-2; Projection Club-3,4; Track- 1; Monogram Club-3,4; Chapel Server-4. LOTTI, MIKE . Lolli 6330 Lincoln Highway St. John New Haven Perfect Alt. -2; Sons of Mory-4; Fighting 69th, Coptoin-4; S.S.C. -Rep, -4; Bosketball-1 ,2; Science Fair-2; Cross Counlry-3. Monogram Club-4. LUKEN, ROSALIE . . . Rodey 7910 Scottwood Crt . . St. Joseph Perfect Atl,-2; G.A.A. -1,2; Veronico Guild-3; Daughters of Mory-4; Shamrock Stoff-3,4; Echo Rep. -4; lntramurals-1,2,3; Scholastic Monogrom-1 ; Science Fair-2; Fall Ploy- ' Young April ; Quill Scroll-4; Cheering Block-3,4. MAGERS, THERESA F. . . 3916 Irene Crt . . Queen of Angels Perfect Alt. -2; G.A.A. -1,3; Art Club-1,3; Veronico Guild-4; Daughters of Mory-3 MALDENEY, ROBERT Bob 2323 Euclid Ave St Pete. Mission Rep -1; Sons of Mory-4 MANN, ROSE M Mickey 3011 Shawnee Dr . St. Patrick Perfect Att. -2; G.A.A, -1, 2; Veronico Guild-3,4, Daughters of Mary-3, 4; Mission Rep.-l; Intramural -1,2; Art Club-3. MARONEY, MICHAEL , Mike 1719 Wood Moo- Dr . Si Joseph Sons of Mory-4; Chapel Servers-2,3,4; Shomrock Staff-3,4. MARONEY, PATRICK . . . Simon 1719 Wood Moo. Dr . St Joseph Shamrock Stoff-Photographer-3,4 MARTIN, MIKE Skip 1709 Franklin D. . . Precious Blood Sons of Ma.y-4; Football-1 ,2,3; T.ock-1; Golf-3,4 MARTIN, SHARON Sharon 4121 South Anthony Blvd . . St. Hyacinth G.A.A. -1,3; Veronica Guild-3; Daughters of Ma. y- 3,4; Cheering Block-4 MASANZ, SHARON CATHERINE . Sharry 5320 East State Blvd St. Charles Perfect Alt -1,2,3; G.A.A. -I; Veronica Cuild-2,3, 4; Daughter) of Mo.y-3, 4; Echo Rep -3. Scholastic Monogram-1,3,4.- Cheering Block-3,4 MASCOTTE, DOLORES 13822 Liberty Mills Rd . Daughters of Mary-3. . Dee St. Joseph Roanoke MC ABEE, JOY . . Joy 5146 Rothmon . . St. Chorle Perfect Att. -3; G.A.A.-), veronica Guild -2,3, 4; Red Cross Rep. -3; Scholastic Monogrom-1, 3, 4. Science Foir-2; Reg.onol Science Foir-2; Geometry Award from F.S.A.-2 MC AFEE, MARY ROSE . Rosie 671 Third St Precious Blood Perfect Att -2; G.A.A.-l ,2,3,4-T.es . eronieo Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-4; Intermurols-I ,2,3, 4; Science Foir-2,3; Scholastic Monog.om-1 ,2,3 MC CARTHY, JAMES Mac 1709 Tilden Ave St Jude Sons of Mory-4; Science Club-2,3; Projection Club -2,3 MC CRADY, KATHLEEN . . Kathy 2225 Forest Park St. Jude Veronico GuHd-2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3, 4; Pres.-Sponish Club-4; S.S.C. Rep.-2; S.S.C.-Tre - 3; S.S.C. -Sec-4; Scholastic Monogrom-1, 2,3,4; N.I.S.B.O,V.A.-3,4. Chorus-1; Concert Choir-3,4- Pres.4; Class Officer -Pre . -4 MEIER, STEPHEN . . Ponocho 2112 St. Joe Blvd . . St Jude Sons of Mory-Vice-Pres . Baskelball-1 ,2,3; Football -1,2,3,4; Golf-1,2,3,4; Shamrock Rep -3; Echo Rep. -I; Closs Officer Sec -2; Science Foir-2. MERKLER, DONALD . . . Merk 2621 Gorew St . . . St. Jude Spanish Club-3,4; Boskelboll-1 . MERKLER, MARY ANN Pidge 3708 Nevada Ave St Jude Perfect Att -2,3, Ve.onico Guild-2,3,4; Science Club-2,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Bond Officer-4; Dance Band-3,4; Orchesfro-2,3,4; Letler-2; Sweater-3; N.I.S.B.O.V.A.-2,3,4; Varsity Chorus-4; Science Fair-2; N.CW.E.A -3,4 METRAILER, ROSEMARY Rosy 8912 Liberty Mills Rd St Joseph G.A.A.-l; Veronica Guild-3,4; Fighting 69th Lieutenont-2; Latin Club-Vice-Pres-3, Pres.-4; Civics Club-Rep. -4. Shamrock Edilor-in-Chief-3,4; Shomrock Rep. -1,2,3; lnlromurols-1,2,3; Scholastic Monogrom-1, 2,3, 4; Science Fair-2,4; Quill Scroll-4; Cheering Block-4; I .U. -Exams-; Gold Medol-Lotin-1; Bronze medal-Lafin-2 MIGUEL, PHILIP Phil 333 West Brockenridge Cathedral Perfect Att. -3; Sons of Mary-4; Spanish Club-3,4. Science Club-3; Echo Staff-Photogropher-4; Stage Crew-3; Trock-3,4; Varsity Chorus-1; Science Fair -2,3,4 MILLER, MARAGARET JEAN . . . Jeannie 2015 Pauline St . . . St. Joseph Perfect At tendance -2; G.A.A.-l; F.H.A. -2; Ver- onica Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Civic Club Rep. -4; lntromurals-1 ,2; Cheering Block-3,4. MILLER, MARY BETH 821 Cole.ick St St Peter Perfect Attendance - 2; G.A.A - 1,2,3,4; P-e - ■:. French Club - 4; T I C -3,4; Intromurols - 1,2,3,4 Science Fair - 2; Scholastic Monogrom - 2,3,4. Veronico Guild - 2,3,4; P.es.-4. T.eos -3 MILLER, PAUL M . Marly 1239 lllsley D. . St. Patrick Perfect Attendance - 2,3; Latin Club - 3; Math Club - 3; Shamrock Staff - 3,4; Ectx Staff - 3,4; Science Foir - 2,3; Regional Fair - 2; Quill ond Scroll - 3 MILLER, ROSALIE . Rosic 1112 Ridgewood . Precious Blood Veronica Guild - 3,4. French Club - 4; Echo Rep. - 3; Shamrock Rep. - 4; Young April - J. Cheering Block - 2,3; Scholastic Monogrom - 1,2, 3,4. MILLER, SALLIE ANN SAM 1 110 Pemb«.ron D. Si Jude Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughter of Ma.y - 3.4. Echo Staff - 3,4; Circulation Mg. - A, Echo Rep - 1,2,3,4; Intramural - 1,2. Scholastic Monogrom - 4. The Cuiiou Savage - 3; Cheering Block - 3,4 Quill and Scroll -3.4 MILLER, VICTORIA AN 916 Bucking .- - ' .en? G.A.A. - 2,3,4. FM - 2,3,4, Span. Club - 4 Inrromurols - 2. MINNICH, RALPH P . . . Philip 1404 N. Harrison St . . . Precious Blood MINICK, CAROL SUE . . . 2036 Brown St ... St Joseph Perfect Attendance- 1,2,2. G.A.A.-I,2,J, sion Rep.-l; Scholastic Monogram- 1,2,3,4 Science Fair-2; Regionol-2. MINNICK, LAWRENCE . Lorry 422 Oxford St St Po- ' ick Spanish Club - 3,4 Shamrock Rep - 7 MINNICK, DOUGLAS J Bear 432 E. Pontioc St Peter Bond - 1,2,3,4; Orchestra - 2, N.I SB. OVA. - I, 2,3,4; Varsi ' y Cho-us - 4 MINNICK, SHARON . . . Sharon 2811 Raymond St St. Andrews Perfect Attendance - 1,2. G.AA. - 3. F.H.A. - 2. eranico Guild - 2,3,4; Doughte-s of Mory - 3,4 Intramurals - 2 MITCHELL, GERALD Mitch 3718 Oak Park Dr . . . St. Chorle Shomrock Sloff - 4 Football - 1; Basketball - I. Projection Club - 3. MOONEY, MARIE A . . . Marie 441 E. Creighfbn Ave St. Pete. G.A.A. - 1,2,3; F.H.A. - 3; Douohfers of Mary - 3, 4; Veronico Guild - 3,4. MOREL, CAROL Carol 1408 W Glendale Dr St Joseph Perfect Attendance - 2; G.A.A. - 1; Ceil Staff - 2,3,4 MURPHY, MICHAEL E Mike 1124 St Joe Blvd Cathedral Transferred from North Side - 3; Son of Mory - 4 Spanish Club - 4; Science Fair - 4 MUSI, SATUT Tute 501 E. Masterson Ave Si. Pete G.AA. - 1,2; F.H.A. - 2,3. Veronico Guild - 3,4. Daughters of Mory - 3,4; Red Cos Rep - 4 NANCARROW, WILLIAM Bill 2503 Glenwood Avenue Saint Jude Echo Rep.-l: Science Club-3; Bosketball-1 ,3; Foot- ball-1,2,3,4 Varsity Letter-2,3,4 (AII-Cify-4) Trock-1,2,3,4. Varsiry-Utter-1, 2,3,4; Son ' s of Mory -4; Science Foir-2. NASH, JAMES J - 460 Dalgren Avenue Catheoral P erfect Attendance -3, 4; Chapel Server - 1 ,2 J. Trcck-1,3,4; Science Foir-2,3,4 NEHER, ROBERT E Bob 2929 Oliver Saint Hyacinth Wrestling-3 NEUHAUS, THOMAS E 1648 Sprunger Queen of Angle Shomrock Rep -1. Footboll-1 ,2. Son o ' W NEWPORT, THOMAS 2701 Cambridge Queen of Angel Sons of Mory-4 Track-1,2- Footooll- ■ng-1. Fall Play Yown If NICHOLAS, JCW 261 1 Bueno Vista Saint Jude Perfect At ten donee -2; Veronico GuJM Daughters of Mory-3. 4 Shamrock S o ' -; e-t Editor. Echo Rep -2. Red Co -Rep -X S og -Fall Ploy-4 lntro-.- a l -l.. 3 Quill end So !- Cheering Bloc ■■Perfect Attenaance-X Chapel Serve- 1 -3.4 Science Ck-e-2.3. Mia n eo -2. Schokwric Monogram -2,3,4 Science Foir-1 (2nd ploc regiono1 -3, (1st ptoce Mo h eg - 101 Senior Vivectovy NOLL, SYLVIA . . . 3518 South Morrison St . Saint Patrick Perfect At tendance -2, 4; G.A.A.-l ,2,4; F.H.A.-2; Spanish Club-4; Cheering Block-3; Scholastic Monogrom-3; lntramurals-1 . NOONAN, SHEILA . . . Sheila 2922 Central Drive Saint Hyacinth Perfect Attendance-3,1; G.A.A.-l, 2; Point Sec. -2; Triongle-2; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Corresponding Sec. of C.S.M.C.-3; Cheering Block-2,3,4; Scholas- tic Monogram-2,3,4; Science Fair Award-2; C.D.L. -3. O ' BRIEN, EILEEN A . . . Kelley 3325 Inwood Drive . . . Saint Charles Perfect Attendance-1 ,2,3,4; G.A.A.-l, 2; Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Daughter of Mary-3,4; Sec. -4; French Club-4 ; Science Club-2; Shamrock Stoff-3,4; S.S.C. Rep. -3; lntramurals-1 ,2; Scholastic Monogram-3; Science Foir-2, (2nd. place Award) Quill and Scroll Cheering Block-2,3,4; Echo Staff-4, OBKlNGER MICHAEL J . . . Mike 910 Powers Street . . . Saint John New Haven Perfect Attendance-1, 2,3, 4; Class Treosurer-4; Sons of Mary, President-4; Varsity Football-3,4; Mission Rep. -3; Lieut. Fighting 69th-3; Civics Club-4; Courteous Driver Award Jan. -1962. O ' CONNELL, COLLEEN . . . 1126 Lynn Avenue . . . Saint Jude Perfect Attendance-1, 3; F.H.A.-3; Veronica Guild -3; Daughters of Mary-3; Shomrock Rep. -2; lntra- murals-1 ,3. ODDOU, FRANK . . Skip 819 Putnam Street . . . Precious Blood Sons of Mory-4; Perfect Attendonce-1 ,2,3,4; Wrestl- Ing-2; Science Fair-2. O ' DWYER, JAMES ... Jim 3715 Indiano . . . Saint Patrick Perfect Attendance-1, 2,3, 4; Sons of Mary-4; Chapel Server-1 ,2,3,4; Shamrock Staff-4; S.S.C. Rep. -4; Mission Rep. -3; Scholastic Monogram-1,2,3; Science Foir-2; Indiana University Achievement Tests-1,2,3; Silver Medol Algebra; U.S. History Award-3; Notional Science Foundation Summer Program-2; Notional Merit Scholarship Finalist. OFFERLE MICHAEL . . . Oak 2133 Coss Street . . . Precious Blood Perfect Attendance-1; Sons of Mory-4, Treasurer; Mission Rep. -4; Football-2,3,4; All-city-3,4; Monogram Club-3,4, Treasurer-4; Foil Ploy Young April ; Class Officer-3; President; Rep. of Allen County Teen-oge Safty Council. OLSON, MICHAEL . . Mike 5003 Tyrone Drive St, Therese Sons of Mary 4; Young April -4; Civics Club Rep.- O ' NEILL, NANCY 1719 Kentucky Avenue . . Saint Jude Perfect Attendonce-3. O ' REILLY PATRICK J . . Hollywood 5425 Woodhurst Blvd ... St. Patrick Sons of Mary-4; Chapel Servers-! ,3,4; Math Club-2; S.S.C. -Rep. -1; Mission Rep. -3; Baskerball-1,2,3,4; Monogrom-3,4; Science Foir-3; Football-1 ,2; Cross Country -2, 3, 4; Monogram-3, 4; Scholastic Monogram -1; Monogram Club-3,4; Sec. -4. ORR, KATHLEEN . . . Susie 215 Mechonic 84 . . . St. Paul Veronica Guild; Daughters of Mary; S.S.C. Rep. PANYARD, ALRED . . . Alfalfa 703 Third Street . . . Precious Blood. Sons of Mary-4; Chapel Servers-1 ,2,3,4; Echo Rep.- 4; Cross Country Track-3; N .I.S.B.O.V.A.-l ,2,3,4; Varsity Chorus-1,2; Concert Choir-3,4. PANYARD, RONALD .Ron 1618 Kelly Drive . . Precious Blood PAPAI, STEPHEN . . Sieve 6118Hober Drive . St Therese Chapel Server-1 ,2,4. PARROT, STEVE . . 2809 Glencairn ... St. Chorles Basketball-1,2; Trock-4. PERKINS, JOHN A . . . Jack 1617 Stanley ... St. Jude Perfect Attendance-1 ,3 PIEPENBRINK, JAMES . . Pete 1818 Neuhaus Drive . . Precious Blood Sons of Mary-2,3,4; Bosketbal 1-1; Science Club-2,3. POIRY, JAMES R . . . Speedboat 2617 Carew St . . . Saint Jude Perfect Attendance-1; Chapel Servers-1, 2,3,4; Fighting 69th Leiut-1,2; Latin Club-3,4; Math Club -3; S.S.C. Rep. -2; Shamrock Sloff-4; Echo Rep -1, 2,3; Basketball-1,2; Football-1 ,2; Trock-1,2; Wrestling-4; Sons of Mary-1 ,2. QUACKENBUSH, THOMAS . . . Bushwacker Yoder, Indiano ... St. Aloyslus Perfect Attendonce-1; Stage Crew-3. QUINN, JAMES ... Jim 809 Spring St . Precious Blood Sons of Mary-4; Wrestling-3; Red Cross-1 ,2,3,4. RAISON, PAUL . . 525 E Jefferson . St, Mary RAUCCI, PATRICK . Pot 2711 Glenwood Ave - St. Jude Transferred from Seminary - 3; Sons of Mary - 4; Chapel Server - 3; Lotin Club - 3; Spanish Club - 4. RAUPFER, TIMOTHY ... Tim 4747 Parkerdale Drive ... St. Charles. RENTSCHLER, PATRICIA . . Pot 655 Third St . . . Precious Blood GA.A. - 1,2,3,4; Point Secretary - 4. ROB8INS, EUGENE LAWRENCE . . . Robbie 2116 Webster St . . St. Patrick RODRIGUEZ, LIDJA . . . Lily 454 E, Wallace St . . . St. Peter G.A.A. - 1,2; Veronica Guild - 1,2,3,4; Daughters of Mary - 4; Art Club - 3; Class Vice President - 1, 2,3; Valentine Court - 2; Science Fair - 2; Scholas- tic Monogram - 2,3. ROEGER, WILLIAM H . . . Bill 1509 Edgewater . . . Cathedral ROMARY, PATRICIA JEANNE . , Percy 3406 Glencairn Dr . . . St. Charles Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Spanish Club - 4; G.A.A. - 1; C.S.N.C. Rep. - 1; Cheering Block - 4; Shamrock Rep. - 4; Shamrock Staff, Business Mgr. - 3,4; Quill Scroll - 3; Intro- murals - 1,2,3; Scholastic Monogram - 1,2,3,4. RORICH, JEAN . . . Jeannie 1504 Getz Rood ... St. Joseph G.A.A. - 1,2; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Science Fair - 1; Intramurals - 3. ROUSSEFF, CAROLYN L . . . Carrie 11,823 W. Illinois Road ... St. Patrick, Areola Perfect Attendance - 1; G.A.A. - 1,2; F.H.A. -3; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Shamrock Rep. - 3; Cheer- ing Block - 4; C.D.L. - 3,4. ROZAS, CARLOS . . . 2000 N. Wells St . . . St. Vincent-Vill a RUGH, EUGENE . . . Gene 2215 Warsaw St . . . St, Peter Science Club - 3; Band - 1,2,3,4; Orchestra - 1,2,3, 4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A. - 1,2,3,4; Dance Band - 2,3,4; Drum Major - 3,4; Science Fair - 2,3, RUSSELL, NANCY ELLEN ... Nan 2505 Lynn Ave ... St. Jude F.H.A. - 2; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Scholastic Monogram - 1 . RYAN, PATRICIA L ... Pot 1715 Hensch St . . . Precious Blood Veronica Guild - 2,3,4; Daughters of Mory - 3,4; Scholastic Monogram - 2,3,4; Science Fair - 2; C.D.L. -3. SABO, SABINA JOE . . . Bonnie Joe 2730 Beacon St ... St. Jude G.A.A.-l ,2; ArtClub-1,2; Science Fair-2,3; French Club-4; Cheering Block-3,4; Scholastic Monogram-1,2,3, 4; lntromurals-1 ,2,3,4; Most Scholarly Girl-4. SALMON, DIANE ... Sam 2609 Fornsworth ... St. Patrick Veronica Guild - 3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4. SANDERL1N, JUDI . . . 1014 E. Berry St . . . St. Mary Veronico Guild - 3; Daughters of Mary - 3. SARRAZINE, MARY . . R l Monroeville . . St. Louis Besoncon Perfect Attendance - 2; Veronica Guild - 4; Daughters of Mary - 4; Scholastic Monogram - 3,4. SCHAAB, LAURENCE . . . Larry 818 W. Fourth St . . . Precious Blood Sons of Mary - 3,4; Spanish Club - 4; Perfect At- tendance - 2; Chapel Server - 1,2. SCHAEFER, MARK E . . . Marcus 1011 LaFort St . . . Cathedral First Place F.E.A.T. - 1; Echo Rep. - 2; Reserve Tennis - 2; Varsity Tennis - 3,4; Pres. S.C.C. - 4; Sons of Mary - 4; Young April - 4; Math Club - 2,3,4; Tres. - 3; Science Club - 2,3,4; Tres. - 3; Science Club - 2,3,4; Tres - 3; Scholastic Mono- gram - 1,2,3,4; Bronze Medal - I. U. Tests - 2,3; State Science Fair - 2,3; Chapel Server - 1,2,3,4; French Club - 4; First Place N.M.S.Q.T. -3; Per- Fect Attendance - 2,3; Vice President of Ind. Junior Academy of Science, 3; Most Scholarly Boy - 4. SCHELE, SUSAN ... Sue 1111 E. Wayne St . . . St. Mary Perfect Attendance - 1,3; Scholastic Monogram - 1, 3,4; G.AA. - 1,2; Veronica Guild - 3,4; Daughters of Mary - 3,4; Science Club - 2; Intramurals - 1,2; T.I.C. - 4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A. - 1; Orchestra - 1; Science Fair - 2; C.D.L. - 3,4. SCHENKEL, DAVID PAUL . . .Schen 2121 Schomburg Dr . . . Queen of Angels Perfect Attendance-1; Shamrock Rep. -2; Library Stoff-4; Basketball-1,2; Varsity-3,4; Football-1; Varsity-2,3; Track-1,2; Athletic Monogram Club- 3,4; Projection Ciub-1, 2,3,4. SCHLINK, KAREN . . . 230 E. Leith St . . .St. Patrick Perfect Attendonce-1 ,2; G.A.A.-l ,2; Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Doughters of Mary-4; French Club-4; Scholastic Monogram-2; Cheering Block-3; Red Cross Rep. -2; Science Fair-2. SCHMITT, EDWARD E . . . Smitty 457 St. Martin St . . .St. Peters Perfect Attendance-1, 2,3; Fighting 69th Lieut. -1. SCHRADER, MARY . . . 1021 Main St . . . New Haven ... St. John F.H.A. -2; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; S.C.C. Rep.-l; Red Cross Rep. -3; lntra- murals-1,2; Art Club-1; Scholastic Monogram -4; Science Fair-2. SCHUHLER, JEAN . 1828 Franklin Ave . -G.A.A.-l. . Jean .Precious Blood SCOTT, GRAIG P . . . Butch 1320 Hanno St . . . Cathedral Transferred from Greencostle High School-4; Latin Club-2; Spanish Club-3; Basketball-1,2; Footboll-1, 2; Baseball-2,3; Track-1; Scholastic Monogram; Student Council-3. SHATTUCK, WILLIAM . . . Bill 1603 Andrew St . , . Precious Blood Perfect Attendance-2; Chapel Server-1 ,2,3,4. SHROYER, RONALD ... Ron 408 W. Williams ... St. Patrick Footboll-1, 2,3; Varsity-4; Track-1 ,2,3,4; Wrestling -3,4; Weightlifting-3,4; Letlermons Club-3,4; Sar- gent-af-Arms-4. SKEVINGTON, DAVID A . . . Dave 1624 Hinton Drive . . . Queen of Angels Perfect Attendonce-1. SKEVINGTON, JOHN . . . 1901 Emmo Ave . . . Queen of Angels Perfect Attendance-3; Spanish Club-4; Science Club-4; Echo Rep. -4; Boys Cheering Block-4; Science Fair-3,4. 102 Senior Directory SKINNER, JERRY . . . Bear 2230 E. RudiiMI ... St. Hyocinlh Perfect Aflendonce-1,2; Science Club-2,3; Track-I, 2,3; Science Foir-2, 4; Sons of Mory-4 SMITH, JAMES ... Jim 5131 Willowbrook ... St. Chorles Sons of Mory-4; Million Rep. -1, 2; Bosketboll-I; Science Foir-2; Echo Rep, -2 SMITH, LONNA . . . Nonn 620 Irene Ave . . . Cothedrol F.H.A.-2; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Veronica Guild -3,4; Projection Club-2 SMITH, MARTHA ANN . 200! Pemberfon Dr . St Jude Perfect Attendonce-1,2,3; Veronico Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; French Club-4; Civici Club Rep. -4; lnfromurols-1,2; T.I C.-3; Cheering Block-3, 4 ; Science Fair-2; Foil Play-4 SMITH, MARY ELAINE Smitty 1909 Hole Ave . St Joseph G.A.A Point Sec -2,3: G.A A -1,2,3. Veronica Guild-3,4; Doughteriof Mary-3,4; Spaniih Club-4; Band- 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Chorui-4, Concert Bond-1,2,3, SNYDER, BETH . . . Bets R ' l Linden Rd . New Haven St John G A.A.-l; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughter! of Mary -3,4; Intramural!-!, 2, Science Fair-2; Scholastic Monogram-3,4 SNYDER, JOANNE Joonnie 3309 Vantoge View Si Henry Doughters of Mary-3,4; Veronico Guild-3,4; Cheer- ing Block-3, 4; S.S.C.-3; C.S.M C-1,2; Intramur- ols-1,2. SOMERS, MILDRED . . . Mitzi 3305 S. Webster ... St. Patrick G.A. A. -1,2; Veronico Guild-4. STECKBECK, MICHAEL . . . Steck 809 W. Packard Ave . . . St. Patrick Chapel Servers-! ,2,3,4; Spanish Club-4; Science Club-3,4; Pres.-4; Echo Rep. -1,2; Shamrock Rep -1. Band-1,2,3,4; Orchestro-1 ,2,3,4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A.-l, 2,3,4; Varsity Chorm-3,4; Pre! -4; Science Foir-3,4; Dance Band-3,4 STEEL:, JOAN ANN . . . Joonie 901 Kensington Blvd . . St. Jude Perfect Atfendonce-3; G. A.A.-l; Veronico Guild -3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Echo Rep. -4; Echo Stoff-4, lntramurali-1,2. Science Foli-3 STEINBACHER, RICHARD HENRY . 2717 Alexander St . . St. Peter Reserve Track-3 . Dick STEMEN, HELEN C . . . Nell 1613 Tecumjeh St . St. Mory Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Daughter! of Mary-3,4; Civ- ic! Club-4; Scholoslic Monogram-2,3,4; Science Fair-2. C.D.L.-3. STEVENS, MARY . . . 1815 Randolio Dr . . . St. Jude G.A. A. -1,2; Echo Rep.-l; Vorsity Chorus-1; F.H.A. -2; Doughlefs of Mary-3,4. STRAWBRIDGE, STEVEN . . . Strawberry 2302 N. Anthony St. Jude Transferred from Mormion Military Academy, Aurora, lllinois-3, Perfect Attendonce-3; Tennis-3,4; Cross Country-4; SonsofMary-4 SWANK, PATRICIA ANN . . Potty 1738 Franklin Ave Precious Blood Perfect Attendonce-1: G A. A -1; Daughters of Mory-3,4; lntromurals-1 SWEET, SUZANNE ... Sue Mil Grove Dr St Vincent G.A.A. -1,2,3,4; Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Dough- te ' s of Mory-4, lntromurals-1 ,2 T1PPMAN, ANTHONY . . . Tony 2128 Curdes Ave . St. Jude TOPP, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH . . . Susie 506 E. Masterson St St Peter G.A. A. -1,2; F.H.A-2. Veronico Guild-3,4. Daugh- ters of Mory-3; lnfromurols-1 TRICK, STEPHEN , Steve 3805 Shermon St . Queen of Angels Perfect Attendonce-1; Sons of Mory-4; Footboll-1, 2,3; Ttock-2,3; Wreilling-1. USHER, KATHLEEN . . . Kathy 2210 Kentucky Ave . St. Jude G.A, A. -4; Veronico Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mary-4; Echo Rep.-l. lnlramurals-1,4 VACHON, GENEVIEVE L Jenny 1032 Seward St St John, New Ho-en S.S.C. Rep -1. Intramurali-I: C.S-M.C- Rep -2; Science Foir-2; Scholastic Monagram-3; Veronica Guild-3; Daughters of Mory-4. WALCHLE, ROSE ANN , , . Rasie 511 Fifth St P.ecioui Blood Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mory-3,4; Snomrock Staff-3,4; Page One Editor-3,4; Quill and Scroll-4. Intromurols-l ,2,3; Scholastic Mono- gram-1,2,3,4; Science Fair-2 WALKER, TERRANCE . . . Terry 7219 Riverton Dr . . St. Vincent de Paul Projection Club-3,4. WARNEMENT, MARY ANN . . . Wornie 2419 Oliver St St Peter G.A. A. -1,2,; G.A.A. Point Secretary-1, Mission Rep. -1, 2; Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-3, 4; Red Cross Rep. -4; lntramuraU-1,2 WASIK, JUDITH K . , Judy 1663 Rosemonl Dr , Queen of Angeh Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mory-4; lntro- murals-1, 2. Scholasric Monog rom-4; Cheering Block WEHRLE, MARY CATHERINE . Mary Koy 1425 Northlawn Dr . St. Jude Veronica Guild-3,4; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Bond -1,2,3,4; N.I.S.B.O.V.A.-l, 2,3,4; Vanity Chorus -4; Twirler-I; Vonity-2,3,4; Mission Rep. -4. Scholastic Monogram-2,3,4; Auxilium Loiinijm-t WEHRLE, ROBERT J , Bob 406 W. Masterson Si Patrick SonsofMary-4; Football-1 ,2; Vorsity-3,4; All City -4; Wreslling-4; Monogram Club-3,4; Vice-Presi- dent-4 WELLING, ANTOINETTE LOUISE . . . RR ' 4 ... St. Aloysius, Yoder G.A. A. -1, 2,3,4; F.H A -3. S.S.C. Rep -2; Intra- murali-1,2; Schotostlc Monogram- 1 ,4, Science Foi.-2 V.ELLING. EDV.ARD v.ebD 2427 Thompson Sr Joseph Perfect Aflendance-1 WELSH, PAMELA C Pom 1114 Lynn Ave St. Jude Perfect Allendance-1,3. G-A.A.-l ,2,3. F.H.A.-2; Daughters of Mary-3,4; Echo Rep -3; Intromurolt- 3: Scholastic Monogrom-1 WESTRICK, MARCIA E . Ma. fie 2430 Carlton Court St Joseph G.A. A. -1,2,3,4; Veronico Guild-3; Daughters of Mory-3,4 V. ICk, JANE MARIE Jonie 3316 Plora Drive St Patrick Veronica Guild-2,3,4; Daughters of Mary-4; Schol- oslic Monogrom-4; Science Foir-2. T I.C.-4 WIDMANN, BARBARA Barb 3809 South Di St Charles Transferred ham Poluntine High School -- onica Guild-4. Daughters of Mar -4 . 2504 Rive- ■Chopel Server-1,2,3. Golf-3,4 WILLI-. ' 261 2 Or-. Perfect Atrendonce-3. Chop ! • Band-1, 2,3,4 -1,2,3 4; Conc- N.C .E.i-3,4 WINEBRENNEv, - or. 1645 Colony Df Perfect Attendance-2,3: • j A.-lj ShOMroc -.nogra -l,2 , 4. anity Chenit-I Jub-4; Pr«-4 YAGGY, SUSAN JASEAN Joy 6342 St JoeCe - edrol Perfect Attendance- 1, 2,3. Veronico Gu Daughters of Mory-3,4. Fighting 69th Lievtant-4. Spanish Club-4. Sec -4, Civici Club ?es -4 Echo Rep-I; Mission Rep -1,3: Intramurals-l ,2,3. Cheer- ing Block-3,4; Scholastic Monc YAHNE, KENNETH ROBERT . . Ken 1305 ReckewegRd St Joseph Perfect Attendance- 2 ,3; Sons of Mary-4; Chapel Server-2,3,4; Latin Club-3,4: Shea Sports Editor-4; S.S.C. Rep-I. Golf- 1. Scholastic Morogrom-4; Quill and Scroll-4 YANEY, MICHAEL W Professor 1915 Alabama Ave St Jude Perfect Attendonce-1, 2,3. Lwin Club-2 - ious Savage -3; Young April -4; Varsity Cho uS -22. Concert 0 ir-4. N.I.S.B.O.V. A.-2JA Senol- ostic Monogrom-1, 2,3,4; Shamrock SmH YERANKO, MARYLIN . . 4142 Westlone Dr St Charles Perfect Attendance-2 - onico Guild-3; Science Foir-2 ,4; French Club-4 sion Rep -1,2,3,4; lntramu ols-l, 2,3,4; Cheering Block-3. Student Choir-4 YERRICK, JAMES 2714 Poinsefie Dr Queen o Angels Chapel Server-!, 2,3,4; Sons of Mory-4: Mission RrSp.-l; V7ce Pres.-4. Young April -4. West ling -1,2,3,4; Track -1, 2,3 .4; Cross Counf-y-1,2,3,4. Captain-3,4, Red Cross Rep -2; Sciencr- : Lettermom Club-3,4 ZAITZEFF, MIC- 1905 Emma Ave Cathedral Perfect Attendance- 2,3: Spanish Club-4; Scbc Monogram-3,4; Ore- 1,2,3,4 ZIMMERMAN, MARY J 3128 Reed St . Sr Hyo Perfect Attenoanc«-2J. Veronica Gjila-3,4. Do«on- tersof MOry-J - lily Cho-uS-4; •- ZIMMERMAN, MARY JAM 3128 Reed St . . . St Hyocintr, Perfect Attendance- 2, 3: Veronico Go 1 4-3 A Dough- ters of Mory-3,4; Band- 1 .2,0 3,4. Vorslly Cho.ul-4. ' - Scholastic Monooram-j - ZONKER, JUDY 2735 S--.fr O St Vincent o Poul G - Daughters of Mary-3.4. Science I ZUERCHER, JOSEPH Joe 1 240 Curdes Avenue S Jude Perfect Attendonce- rv ' ling-1. Sc olaVic Monooror%- •: .- 1 Science Fa r«ce Fair Awar n-2 .j •- -! ' Young -■eroge bb -l,2A Frest— a otf SchoU orly Boy-4 103 104 r SES The underclassmen of Central Catholic literally make the solid foundat ion around which school projects and activities are built. They take an interest and work en- thusiastically not only for the ad- vancement of their class but the en- tire school. Their labors are often quiet and sometimes unrewarding but never, never, ending. Truly the underclassmen form the backbone of our student body. It is through their prayers and participation that we profit. 105 junior JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, Georgia Brown, Vice-President; Diane Duquette, Treasurer; Tom Hueber, President; Tom Walsh, Secretary. cl ass of 2963 The class of ' 63 has attained the reputation of ability in sports, scholarship, and activities. These char- acteristics pinpoint the Junior Class assets. The annual Junior Dance was a big success all around. Everyone pitched in and did his assigned chores, and the co- operative effort was sensational. The success of a class is dependent on its unity and this the class of ' 63 has. The number of Junior boys participating in athletics expresses their attitude toward extracurricular activi- ties, helping to better school and selves. Many Junior girls are active in the Daughters of Mary and Veronica Guild, helping others help themselves. Underclassmen traditionally look up to those ahead of them, we hope that our actions make us worthy of that respect. 106 Adams Affolder Allison Alvarez Andria M. Ankenbruck D. Arlic Z. Arribalzaga J. Auer F. Babis G. Baeten P. Bail J. Baily M. Bakle M. Beckman T. Benbow T. Bentz G. Berry P. Didrick L. Bieber S. Bieber N. Bloebaum E. Blotkamp P. Boedeker D. Bojrab P. Boland L. Bott N. Bowers J. Brainerd L. Brandt C. Brezovacki C. Brown G. Brown F. DuBois P. Buchanan J. Bugert L. Burkhart J. Buanski P. Byanski P. Charais K. Cheshier N. Ciocca C. Comte C. Cooper L. Cooper T. Corbat D. Craft J. Craighead S. Cron B. Cunningham G. Damien C. Daszewski J. Davis C. Davison L. Deal R. DeBender J. Delagrange J. Deppen M. Derheimer P. DeRose S. Dick S. Dirig J. Ditton juniors §MPM QPIM S yfc 107 juniors - w k tfc kilU u ik ' T. Doyle M. Dumas S. Dunlap D. Duquette J. Eagleson D. Eckhart C. Ehinger J. Ehinger J. Ecker M. Eggers P. Folk D. Falvy G. Feasel P. Fedock L. Federspiel S. Fetzer C. Flory M. Foster M. Fox M. Fox S. Fox S. Fox S. Fox M. France S. Franke T. Frantz D. Fullam C. Gabet R. Gable R. Gaff B. Gall M. Galloway C. Gater P. Gebhart S. Gebhart C. Gibeau D. Giere M. Glasch R. Goes J. Gomez P. Grill R. Groman J. Guillermo L. Gunkel T. Gusching B. Haefling C. Haffner M. Halfmann M. Halley P. Hanley R. Harmeyer M. Harris J. Hartman E. Hegbli J. Henry J. Herrmann L. Hessler M. Hill S. Hooper R. Hinen A. Horoch T. Hueber P. Huelener 108 J. Huguenard K. Huguenard E. Hultgren J. Jaap C. Jacquay K. Jacobs J. Johnson J. Jordan C. Joseph K. Kaliker M. Kaufman B. Kavanaugh S. Keane C. Keitzer S. Kelleher J. Kelly D. Kemp P. Kennerk M. Kerns M. Kessens M. Kinney K. Kissner P. Kite C. Kleinrichert M. Klingenberger D. Klotz W. Klus J. Knight P. Kokovay J. Koorsen M. Korb B. Kortenber J. Kozak B. Krouse S. Krull D. Langohr J. Lash R. Lattimore C. Lawrence P. Lawyer J. Lee M. Lehman J. Leonard S. Leuenberger N. Ley C. Lindeman D. Lindeman D. Linder T. Locke J. Loew J. Loew J. Lojek J. Lopez J. Luis S. Ludwig J. Lyttle P. Madigan R. Magdich B. Mann D. Mann K. Maroney R. Martin D. Martinez juniors § P $ £ £ £ ilhk kfc f g JUl 109 juniors I tfc A 4iik I ■• h ill d iti R. McCarthy M. McClaren N. Mennewisch B. Merriweather J. Middleton A. Muller R. Miller G. Minich A. Minick E. Minnick J. Monroe J. Moricca D. Moring K. Moser S. Motter S. Myers S. Myers P. Nagel D. Neuhaus W. Newman M. Nolan D. Noll P. Noll M. Mowan J- Ogg J. Olry A. O ' Reilly D. Ostrowski J. Ottenweller S. Ottenweller D. Owen T. Palmer M. Papp R. Parisot W. Parsons R. Pausig P. Pease J. Peden D. Pettit P. Pichon J. Potts A. Pursley J. Quandt C. Racine D. Recht G. Redwanski A. Reimers A. Reinaldo D. Reiter C. Reith F. Relue R. Resac J. Richards M. Riester J. Roberts L. Roberts F. Robles S. Rockstroh C. Rodgers L. Rodriguez S. Rodriguez C. Roeger S. Roembke 110 L L. Roffelsen C. Rooney K. Root R. Rosswurm C. Roth S. Roth V. Samreta T. Sauter E. Schaab J. Schenkel P. Schenkel S. Scherer M. Scherschel B. Schlensker Schlichter Schlie Schmitt Schohl Schmoll Schreiber Schrimper E. Schoenle S. Schroder J. Schroeder C. Schuckel P. Shank K. Sheehan C. Shoulders M. Shutt J. Sitko J. Skevington J. Skinner J. Slater S. Sliger S. Snider T. Snider D. Speith D. Spieth S. Stang J. Stanton C. Steele R. Sroboda F. Stronczek T. Suelzer C. Sullivan J. Swihart J. Tagtmeyer J. Talarico M. Talarico V. Teschendorf N. Tesero J. Tilbury I. Till M. Till M. Tippmann J. Thompson M. Todd J. Tonsing M. Torrez P. Torrez B. Uecker P. Vacanti M. Van Lieshout juniors S£ fifiP. ? P. kill A. A Lit vk £M ± iA in 9 imiors 1 WiJKfc . V a Row 1 : M. Vachon, M. Walker, T. Walsh, M. Weikart, M. Weissert, J. Westerman, C. White. Row 2: G. Wilenski, J. Wilson, A. Wirfner, T. Wisniewski, F. Woenker, D. Wolff, P. Wyss. Row 3: M. Yeiser, S. Yoder, J. York, D. Zehner, R. Zehr, J. Zoch, T. Zych. junior Higfi Honors Row 1: J. Peden, D. Bojrab, C. Cooper, K. Kaliker, M. Eggers, J. Ditton, M. Beckman, J. Skinner, C. Lawrence, S. Roembke. Row 2: D. Giere, A. Pursley, M. Lehman, C. Daszewski, A. O ' Reilly, P. Bail, M. Fox, P. Nagel, M. Dumas, C. Rodgers. Row 3: V. Teschendorf, R. Pausig, J. Deppen, J. Logek, T. Walsh, C. Schrimper, R. Miller, E. Hultgren, T. Snider, A. Reimers. ft Q a n q n a junior Honors Row 1: E. Minnick, P. Buchanan, G. Brown, M. Weissert, C. Flory, J. Skevington, D. Duquette, J. Grainerd, K. Moser, B. Gall, C. Brown, M. Glasch, M. Klingenberger, J. Boberts, J. Jordan, P. Linsky, M. France, U. Samreta, J. Davis, P. Byanski, C. Sullivan, C. Steele, J. DeBender. Row 3: P. Lawyer, B. Newman, A. Muller, T. Locke, S. Rockstroh, T. Palmer, L. Till, J. Monroe, B. Schmoll, J. Sitko. r •r- ' . f 113 Sopd omove el ASS Offi cevs jj • 1 - ,: 1 1 - k i , f f — L. to R. John Mauch, dent. cl ASS of 1964 president; Mary Morris, treasurer; Karen Choka, secretary; Bill Hoot, vice-presi- As the class of ' 64 reaches the mid-point of its high school career at Central Catholic, its members can look back on their initial Freshman period, remember- ing the fun, frolic, and newly made friendships. But with Sophomore year came an emphasis on studies. Yes, scholastically work was rougher and tougher, and honor students were definitely to be congratulated for excellent work. Throughout the school busy Sophomores could be found; some helping in the cafeteria, others more artistically inclined, drawing posters for the Art Club. Still other talented tenth-graders were active in the band, the orchestra, and the chorus. On the sports scene, the Sophomore girls honorably took second place in the volley-ball tournament after succumbing to the champion Juniors. Football and basketball victories were few and far between, but the fighting Irish spirit was never lost. Classmates backed the reserve squads all the way. For a social whirl, the annual Sophomore Sock Hop was held to everyone ' s enjoyment. After having taken a step up on the ladder of life, the ' 64ers look forward to Junior year, class rings, and the big dance . Aberle Adkison Albert Aldin Alvarez Alvey Anderson L. Andrews S. Archer K. Auer R. Avila J. Baker J. Baker C. Banet R. Bangert G. Barnes M. Barnet J. Barrand M. Bartholomy R. Barton J. Batchelder M. Bates D. Bauer Bauman Baumgartner Bean Bechtol Becker D. Benbow E. Bentley C. Berg K. Berkshire N. Berner C. Mangona S. Bierbaum M. Binder S. Bird D. Bobay D. Bobay L. Bobay B. Bogdon J. Bojrcib S. Bolinger S. Boneff M. Bowers M. Bonifas D. Boyle J. Boyle R. Boyle J. Brames M. Brendel J. Brita L. Brockhaus S. Brockhaus D. Brough M. Brown P. Brown S. Brown H. Bruggeman G. Bruno G. Butler J. Butler S. Butler Sopdomoves S3 1 f f ft e xi r pwg Oft (6 fiS£ $ ASA 115 Sopd omoves (ft c (1 % A i V ' hill E. Cabrena L. Carnahan J. Casey R. Cenanter J. Centlivre D. Charais K. Choka C. Chomey R. Christie J. Church R. Clemens M. Colone J. Cornell K. Connors C. Craney D. Cuellar H. Cunningham P. Davidson B. Davis J. Davis R. Deal M. Debets M. Deitschel M. Delaney M. Dellinger B. DeLong V. DeRose P. DeWald R. Dick T. Dillon M. Dirig M. Dirrim J. Dodane C. Dove S. Duehmig D. Eberhardt R. Edsall J. Erb M. Farber C. Farrell J. Fecher F. Fedock E. Felger S. Felger R. Fenker G. Ferris D. Fey J. Finan T. Firestine B. Fiscoe D. Fletcher M. Flood M. Flory M. Follis R. Forte P. Foux R. Fox M. France C. Franchi L. Frantz J. Frederick A. Fremion B. Fry 116 G. Gaff C. Gaffer J. Gage A. Garrell S. Garretson J. Gase M. Gase D. Gebhart P. Gebhart D. Gebert P. Gillie C. Gospodarek M. Gradel D. Green M. Gremaux P. Habecker R. Hahn R. Hake T. Hake B. Haley S. Hall K. Hambrock C. Hamman T. Harber J. Harris M. Hart P. Hartman V. Hasley J. House F. Hazelton R. Helmsing M. Henry P. Henry S. Hensier E. Hiatt D. Hoban A. Hoffman R. Hollo M. Holly W. Hoot P. Horstman D. Houser P. Houser K. Howard C. Hoyos A. Jacikas J. Jacobi A. Jesaulenko B. Johnson J. Johnson C. Junk J. Junk T. Junk V. Kaough S. Keefer G. Kelker S. Kelker M. Keller J. Kempf A. Kline C. Kloer M. Kimmel A. Kinsey Sopd omoves hMt 9M ? £SS sfSMns ?i. 117 Sopd omoves P. Kintz J. Koch J. Koch M. Kortenber R. Krauskopf A. Kumfer J. Krouse J. Kubisty T. LaFontaine R. Lapp M. Lassen J. Lauer M. Lauer A. Lawrence D. Leeuw C. Lewis T. Licktsinn M. Lombardo D, Loney C. Loraine C. Lothamer R. Lucas P. Luken M. Lyttle S. Mahrt A. Bierbaum H. Marciniak S. Markland J. Marks A. Martin C. Martin J. Mason J. Mauch A. McAfee J. McCabe R. McConnehey M. McCrady M. McLaughlin M. Merz J. Miller K. Miller R. Miller R. Miller S. Miller J. Minnich R. Minnick D. Mohr C. Momenee D. Moore J. Moore M. Morris J. Motherwell E. Moylan T. Mulligan W. Murphy D. Murray E. Myers E. Neuhaus S. Neuman S. Noll P. Nowak J. Oakes K. Obergfell D. O ' Brien R. Oddou A. Olry S. Olry J. Orth R. Osterholl J. Otis R. Ottenweller D. Parrot S. Parrot N. Partee D. Patrick J. Patterson E. Pausig L. Pepple D. Pequignot J. Pera D. Perkins J. Perry G. Peterink D. Pettit L. Platter R. Plattor L. Pranger B. Presley P. Rager T. Ramires M. Raucci S. Ray P. Recht M. Reckeweg H. Reimers J. Reitz H. Reitzug J. Relue R. Renier J. Rentschler L. Pepple R. Reuille K. Reynolds R. Ricketts J. Rios S. Roach J. Rodriguez M. Rodriguez J. Roemer P. Royans T. Rondot K. Rooney J. Rorick K. Ross J. Roussel P. Roussey S. Roy P. Russ A. Russo J. Ryan R. Rye M. Sauter J. Schaefer S. Schenkel B. Scherschel S. Schimmele Sopdomoves fM 5 2 M h. A i 119 omoves J. Schlotter R. Schlup L. Schmieman J. Schmitt T. Schuhler S. Schulien J. Shaul P. Sherlock A. Sicilia J. Simmons S. Sims A. Skevington C. Smith D. Smith T. Smith M. Snow A. Somrners A. Soo S. Speith T. Spice R. Stamm G. Stefanek T. Steele N. Stevens D. Stone J. Straub J. Suelzer M. Suelzer J. Sullivan O. Suros A. Taylor D. Taylor A. Tebbe N. Tepin M. Tetlow S. Thelen T. Thieme E. Thompson D. Thurber J. Tosconi S. Trempel C. Trevino D. Trott C. Uecker R. Vachon J. Vander Haar C. Vaughn P. Vaughn C. Volante R. Vukmanovich D. Wagner K. Wall T. Walsh B. Walzer M. Warnement L. Warner S. Wass M. Weidner J. Weldon R. Whitacre J. Wiegman J. Wiegman S. Wilkins J. Willibey, D. Wilson, E. Winans, J. Wingerler, G. Winicker, V. Wininger, R. Winter. W. Witte, S. Wurtke, D. Yager, M. Ybarra, F. Yeranko, R. Yonkoski, S. Zimski Sop omores £S3S£ 2 Sopkomore Honors Row 1: A. Jesawlenko, J. Hasley, C. Junk, R. Reuille, C. Aberle, S. Garretson, J. Motherwell, C. Bauman, J. Ryan. Row 2: C. Franchi, B. DeRose, M. Flory, S. Boneff, A. Law- rence, R. Krauskopf, F. Bojrab, S. Neuman, R. Renier, C. Loraine, N. Partee. Row 3: K. Wall, R. Miller, S. Mahrt, C. Volante, M. Bartholomy, D. Wagner. Row I: B. Johnson, S. Parrot, H. Bermers, A. Sommers, P. Sherlock. Row 2: R. Ricketts, M. McCrady, J. Junk. Row 3: J. Connell, H. Marciniok, H. Reitzug, R. Barton, M. Sauter. Sopdomore tiigd Honors 3vesd vesamen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, Ron Stonsky, President; Terry Donahue, Secretary; Cindy Pease, Vice-President; Virginia Miller, Treasurer. Class of 1965 The record of this year ' s Freshman Class indicates that it may well become a worthy representative of Central Catholic in scholarship, athletics, and extra- curricular activities. Scholastically, we placed sixteen students on the high honors list and forty-three on the general honors list. Numerically, these statistics may not appear to be on par with the honors awarded to the three upper classes, but when viewed in proper perspective they are more than comparable. We have compiled an enviable record in athletics. We missed by a hair capturing the city frosh football championship. We led the school in the annual Christmas Card Drive and nearly repeated in the Sea- way Mint Contest. As the result of all these activities, the ex-eighth graders of early Fall have become a closely knit, well organized class. 122 L. Adams M. Alberts S. Allen T. Alter T. Alvarez M. Aguirre S. Amstutz J. Archer M. Ashley T. Atwell E. Auer A. Augustyniak T. Augustyniak M. Bailey P. Barile B. Barille K. Barrett A. Bartholomy B. Bartkus R. Bartz G. Bates R. Bauer R. Bednarz K. Bell A. Bennett S. Benton G. Bian Rosa J. Bierbaum M. Bill R. Bireley M. Blackwell D. Bleke D. Bobay D. Bobay M. Bobay R. Boedeker M. Bogdon T. Bolinger C. Bonifas J. Bope A. Bowers J. Bowers J. Bowers R. Bowman C. Bradley C. Brannon C. Brannon L Braun A. Brezovacki C. Brink J. Brown N. Browning A. Bruggeman C. Brunner R. Bruno S. Brwns J. Buescher B. Burns S. Burr S. Burris H. Butler K. Butler R. Butt M. Carr L. Caruso K. Carteaux S. Carton S. Castle M. Chandler M. Cheshier 3vesdmen ft-r «• £ £t?M £ ££ SS r Sveshmen J. Chomey T. Christie J. Christman S. Cochran C. Colderbank M. Conners W. Coonan M. Cooper C. Coulardot M. Coulter M. Cox C. Cozik C. Cronkhite K. Creigh P. Curran B. Davenport R. Dawson K. Dennie R. Derheimer L. Dilley S. Dilley R. Dirig J. Disler S. Disler J. Dodane T. Donahue J. Douglas P. Dubuisson S. Dumata K. Eberhardt S. Eberhardt G. Edmunds B. Ehmke S. Elder M. Ellis Erb Erb Estevez Evard Fabini J. Fair L. Farrell B. Farrington P. Federspiel L. Feichter W. Feria M. Ferron M. Ferry C. Finan E. Fink J. Fitzgerald J. Fletcher M. Floyd J. Ford J. Forte T. Frane P. Frantz W. Frantz R. Frederick K. Freeman W. Freiburger J. Freimuth H. Furman D. Fyfe R. Gall K. Garretson D. Garrett R. Gasper M. Gebhart R. Geiger 3vesd men S. Gensheimer S. Gerardot S. Giant C. Gibson C. Gipson J. Gladieux J. Gladieux C. Goldsmith D. Gray R. Griffin D. Grimes K. Groman J. Guiff M. Gunkel A. Gutman M. Haas V. Hahn G. Harber A. Harkenrider L. Harkenrider M. Hartman R. Hartman J. Hayden S. Haxby T. Heath R. Heck S. Henderson J. Henry R. Henry S. Henry J. Herber R. Herr D. Herrmann D. Hertel D. Hess J.Hinsenkamp J. Hoffman J. Hofrichter J. Hogan V. Hohman M. Hoot C. Houser K. Howard S. Huber M. Hughes D. Huguenard M. lanucilli I. Imbody P. Iverson K. Jacquay L. Jacquay J. Jacobs B. Johnson D. Johnson R. Johnson R. Johnson M. Joseph G. Kapp K. Kecne E. Kelker D. Kelker L Kelker J. Kelker R. Kempf S. Kern C. Kessen T. Kessen P. Kilgus D. Kimes M. Kissner f? fc V A W { r Jk 9$ ft® 93L$Mf r 3vesd men I ht 8 ££ £ W. Kite D. Kitt J. Kleber A. Kleinrichert M. Klejnot J. Kline J. Kloer F. Klotz J. Klotz S. Klug T. Klug J. Knepper J. Knight W. Kohne B. Kokovay T. Kolarik R. Koorsen R. Koorsen D. Korte R. Krock R. Kroemer L. Kruse E. Kumfer M. Kumfer R. Kumfer A. Laguna M. Lamborne D. Landin L. Lapp M. Lazoff J. LeBeau M. Lehman C. Lerch T. Lerch R. Ley L. Lincoln R. Lombardo L. Lordier D. Lovegren D. Lothamer D. Lothamer J. Lubomirski Bill Lupkin T. Madru G. Malott E. Manuel P. Marciniak R. Marcotte F. Marqueling S. Martin T. Mavis M. McAfee R. McConnehey D. McCorkle I. McDonald M. McKee J. McKiernan D. McMaken K. McNerney D. McVey J. Meehan D. Meese C. Menefee L. Mentzer G. Merriweather M. Meyer D. Miller G. Miller M. Miller P. Miller 3vesd men Miller Miller Miller Minick Minick B. Minnick S. Minnick G. Moeller M. Monnier J. Monroe C. Moore T. Moreo R. Moser J. Mowan A. Mudd L. Muehlmeyer P. Murphy S. Murphy G. Murray F. Murua R. Muscello R. Musi M. Nagel E. Naughton M. Neher J. Neumeyer K. Nicholas J. Noll E. Nulf R. Oberley M. Obringer K. Obringer J. Okleshen P. Omo M. Orr S. Overmyer B. Ottenweller J. Palmer L. Panyard T. Panyard R. Papai G. Parnin T. Parrot A. Patrick K. Patrick B. Patterson C. Pease M. Peden S. Peden R. Perez W. Perriguey P. Perry J. Pesetski M. Pettigrew B. Phillips J. Pichon S. Pion P. Platter A. Plummer G. Porsch M. Pranger P. Queen W. Ramp G. Ranly R. Tejero T. Raupfer D. Recht J. Rectauns D. Reed M. Reed 0©O©?££ MZ . r 3vesd vesamen k rtl£ R. Reeves J. Reiling M. Reith D. Rentschler T. Richardson S. Richmond G. Riegling J. Robertson J. Roehling S. Roemer H. Romano M. Romano D. Rooks C. Rosswurm B. Root K. Root F. Runser L. Sablic D. Safford T. Sample B. Samreta C. Sanderlin L. Sarrazin E. Sarrazine J. Sauter B. Schaab J. Schaab D. Schaefer J. Scharringhausen G. Scherer M. Schirmeyer M. Schmidt R. Schmieman P. Schmitt C. Schnelker J. Schnieders L. Schoenle P. Schoenle A. Schomburg D. Schroeder S. Schuhler M. Schuller J. Scott A. Segyde S. Seyfert D. Shaul E. Shepard J. Shepherd B. Sherlock K. Silkworth B. Silva P. Simon S. Sitko M. Slater R. Slick C. Smith D. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R. Smith T. Smith V. Smith W. Smith K. Snider L. Snyder C. Sollohub M. Sorgen M. Spatt S. Spindler J. Stafford 3vesd men A. Stanley R. Stanski L. Steckbeck L. Steinbacher K. Stettler G. Steward D. Stolte S. Storch D. Strait R. Stratman V. Stronczek A. Sullivan J. Sweeney B. Tackett S. Tainer K. Talarico M. Taylor C. Ternet D. Ternet M. Thieme G. Tholen J. Thomas T. Tilbury D. Till V. Tippmann D. Tippmann M. Todd R. Todd J. Topp T. Topp L. Torres D. Troendly R. Troendly J. Tucker G. Ueber L. Umphrey D. Vacanti M. Vandagrift D. Van Echo D. VanHorn L. VanLieshout D. Verhest A. Verstyiven R. Vorndran J. Vukmanovich Y. Wagner D. Wagoner B. Walsh S. Wait E. Walker G. Walker J. Walker M. Walsh M. Walsh K. Warnock T. Wawruszewski W. Weber M. Weidemeier C. Weidner D. Weissert P. Welch J. Weldon M. Wendling B. Wernet D. Westrick R. Whitcombe K. Wilkens S. Williams T. Wilson B. Wirges £ 9 B J 5 $ Q ft Ifc ' fc-V. Kk man k % i k Ukl Row 1: S. White, L. Wirtner, J. Wisniewski, P. Wisniewski, M. Wolf, T. Wright, D. Wruble. , Vt Row 2: P. Wunderlin, J. Yonkman, L. York, T. Zell, J. Zent, J. Zink, 3reskmen Honors T. Zonka. Row 3: P. Zuber. Row 1 : D. Duquette, D. Kitt, K. Obringer, R. Schmieman, M. Vandagrift, K. Garretson, C. Rosswurm, L. Steckbeck, M. Schirmeyer, S. Carton, C. Gibson. Row 2: M. Lazoff, S. Ferry, S. Seyfert, C. Bradley, R. Bruno, J. Vukmanovich, C. Evard, H. Romano, B. Phillips, C. Min- ick, B. Wernet, J. Sauter, M. Reed. Row 3: D. Kimes, S. Miller, D. Wruble, T. Alter, G. Ranley, M. lanucilli, J. Scharringhausen, B. Minnick, K. Snider. Row 4: R. Stanski, M. Mc Kee, D. Van Horn, R. Bartz, G. Merriweather, S. Spindler, R. Reeves, C. Sollohub, P. Schmitt. 3res m n Higfi Honors Row 1: T. Atwell, G. Harber, C. Miller, R. Vorndran, J. Buescher. Row 2: P. Tainer, P. Marciniak, D. Schroeder, R. Frederick. i to o °- ± .2 - - o i - — O -3; u ° o -• - E S -° s ? 2 f -- ? i • I j ii 5.2 • o o . «° 1 0 c o IT • 2. E £  _i A . S r-- • - 5 . to E - O -5 5 E - - £• = « E - . 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Calhoun A-9II5 Shoes for the Entire Family Florsheim J. C. Roberts for Men Grace Walker for Women Red Goose for Children MARTINS SHOES NORTHCREST SHOPPING CENTER We Have Something to Sell that Costs You Nothing — Proper Fit 10-9 Mon. -Fri. HOURS 10-6 Sat. TRinity 3-9213 C. J. Mettler R. D. Mettler A. L. Nix METTLER AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phone A-3488 221 E. Barry Fort Wayne 2, Indiana Night Phone T 7409 Day Phone T 1 305 PARKER ' S SHELL SERVICE 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE 2-Way Radio Equipment 7534 St. Joe Rd. Ft. Wayne, Ind. MICHAEL KINDER SONS, INC. ENGINEERS — GEN. CONTRACTORS 5206 Decatur Road P. O. Box 572 Fort Wayne, Ind. H-4359 H-8493 148 i DELAGRANGE FORD SALES, INC. Ford — Thunderbird — Falcon A-l Used Cars Sales — Service 134 W. Lincoln Hi-Way New Haven, Indiana W-1171 RUHL HOME FURNISHINGS W-4717 In Furniture — Carpets Appliances or TV If you didn ' t buy them at RUHLS you paid way too much 424 Broadway — New Haven ALTER BROTHERS Distributor U. S. TIRES - BATTERIES — DUPONT PAINTS 502 E. Wayne Corner Clay Street Phone A-1431 Fort Wayne, Indiana Compliments of BABER ' S JEWELRY STORE 801 Calhoun St. Fort Wayne, Indiana A-2182 Compliments of CARDONE ' S RESTAURANT A-2182 D. 0. McCOMB AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service 1140 Lake Ave. Ft, Wayne, Ind. Compliments of ERWIN ' S SERVICE STATION 3131 E. Pontiac E-3921 Compliments of CLAY ' S PHARMACY R. M. Clay. R.Ph. 1129 E. Stale Blvd. Cor. Crescent Ave. Ft. Wayne. Ind. A-8328 149 Compliments of ANTI-BORAX COMPOUND CO., INC. Manufacturers of Forge Welding Compounds Oxy-Acetylene Fluxes E-Z and Anti-Borax Brands Clement F. Miller Paul E. Miller We Service All Makes of Business Machines Proprietors E. A. Nelson — B. M. Nelson OXLEY Typewriter Office Supply Co. AUTHORIZED DEALER Facit Calculators — Odhner Adding Machines — Facit Typewriters Steel and Wood Office Equipment Sturgis Posture Chairs Portable Typewriters — Facit — Smith Corona Remington — Royal — Underwood E-1040 — 1049 126-128 E. Wayne St. Fort Wayne 2, Ind. NEW HAVEN LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. ' CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER W-4567 532 Green St. New Haven, Ind. Phone T-6893 6652 St. Joe Road Ft. Wayne, Ind. 150 I COMPLIMENTS OF Norbert B. Knapke COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL RESIDE NTIAL REALTORS ASSOCIATES: Richard J. Motherwell Michael C. Dahm 1235 Lincoln Tower A-9494 COMPLIMENTS JEFFERSON PHARMACY Barr and Jefferson Fort Wayne, Indiana A-7147 A-0804 L A W T O N NURSING HOME Mr. Mrs. Walter C. Buuck Owner Operator Home for Elderly and Invalids 24 Hour Nursing Care E-1525 1649 Spy Run Avenue ROOM 208 Bill Bartkus, Dick Bartz, Mary Ashley, Kathy Bell, John Bierbaum, Mark Blackwell, LeRoy Dilly, Jane Bowers, Rita Butt, Jean Douglas, Susan Dumato, Paul Dubrisson, Steve Erb, Al Gutman, Ed Kumfer, Richard Ley, Bill Lup- kin, Lynn Harkenrider, Kathi Howard, Judy Meehan, Becky Minnick, Janice Reiling, Ron McConnehey, John Mowan, Al Mudd, Dan Ross, Tom Sample, Sue Roemer, Joan Sau- ter, Ken Silkworm, Mike Sorgen, Anna Shom- berq, Bobby Stratman, Marie Vandagrift, Ed Walker, Mike Walsh, Mike Weidemeier, Cheri Bonifas, Sharilyn Benton, Linda Snyder, Kathi Snider. 151 FORT WAYNE LUMBER CO., INC. Phone A 6469 Material of Merit Lumber - Millwork - Roofing Yard and Office 2047 Broadway Fort Wayne, Ind. c ustomcraf t 9 inc. § BEA ' S BRIDAL SHOP Featuring the finest in bridal gowns, formals, and cocktail dresses BEA SCOTT Kenmore 2530 2426 South Calhoun Fort Wayne, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS BAKER ' S SERVICE STATION 2230 South Anthony H-2288 ROSE WALSH Jewelers ' 37 years . . . dispencers of happiness 1009 Downtown Calhoun Just South of Washington KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS and FAMOUS MAKE WATCHES LIFE FIRE D0ERFLEIN Insurance We have it if anybody has Low Rates — Pay Plans 463 E. Pontiac — Ft. Wayne, Ind. H 1353 AUTO HEALTH-ACCIDENT CARR BOWLING BALL SERVICE Authorized Brunswick Dealer Bowling Balls Fitted and Drilled While You Wait Evenings By Appointment Plugging and Repair Service Complete Line of Brunswick Balls — Bags — Shoes — Shirts — Blouses LOCATED AT NORTHCREST LANES 4740 Coldwater Rd. T-31306 FLORENTINE FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers for All Occasions Corsages A Specialty 405 Broadway New Haven W-2720 1906 Broadway Fort Wayne A-7487 152 c CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS HOMEROOM 202 Richard Frederick, Larry Farrell, Thomas Mavis, Robert Dirig, Allen Bowers, Tony Kolarik, George Bian Rosa, Marilyn Wendling, Kathleen Keane, Ida Imbody, Georgette Harber, Cathy Gibson, Jo Ellen Fitzgerald, Judy Dodane, Rochelle Bowman, Mary Aquirre, Dan Lothamer, James Kloer, Wiley Kite, Donald Kimes, Michael lanucilli, Richard Gall, David Fyfe, Greg Porsch, Tom Moreo, James Herber, Robert Whitcomb, Gus Verstynen, DeWayne Verherst, Dennis Stolte, Bill Schaab, Donna Shaul, Rose Vorndran, Barbara Phillips, Mary Orr, Sharon Miller, Jean Lubomirski, Patricia Omo, Diana Lovegren Allen County Motors, Inc. 500 W. Main St. Fori- Wayne, Ind. Indiana ' s Largest and Fort Wayne ' s Oldest Ford Dealer Phone E-0138 Wm. P. Creigh, Inc. Commercial — Industrial Sheet Metal Fabricators 3000 E. State St. Phone T-3-II88 Fort Wayne, Indiana LELAND SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. General Insurance A-3321 207 W. Wayne St. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 153 WHETHER YOU BECOME A Geographer Optometrist Organist Doctor Lawyer Undertaker Chemist Kindergarten Teacher WE HOPE THAT YOU COME OUT ON TOP! THE JUNIORS C Carryouts RICARDOS PIZZA 427 Broadway New Haven W 9150 God Be with the Graduates of 1961 PONTIAC HARDWARE 1002 E. Pontiac H-2128 uxaff DAN PURVIS DRUGS Corner Park and Broadway New Haven, Indiana N.H.-7923 E-2585 PARKER ' S SHELL SERVICE 536 Lincoln Hwy. New Haven, Indiana Goodyear Tires Wheel Balancing Motor Tune Up Batteries ROBERT ' S STUDIO School Pictures a Specialty Senior Portraits Undergraduate Picture Packages Athletic Groups and Individuals Communion Groups 1014 Ewing E-2863 155 now it ' s Pepsi-for those who think young Notice today ' s active people. They have enthusiasm to spare. They put more fun into life- and get more out. This is the life for Pepsi-light , bracing, clean- tasting Pepsi. In stores, at fountains, think young. Say Pepsi, please! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 62 When You Need Cakes for Any Occasion We at Scott Bakery Would Like to Help You. Special Cakes for Graduation, Birthdays, Anniversaries and Weddings URBINE PHARMACY 6656 St. Joe Rd. Fort Wayne, Ind. Phone T-8933 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduates of 1962 YOUNG AMERICA HOMES, INC HOME BUILDERS Leo J. Jehl, Jr. Pres. W-2422 T-I3I5 156 i STUDEBAKER Fort Wayne STUDEBAKER- PACKARD CORP ' S. Factory Retail Branch Distributor for STUDEBAKER CARS TRUCKS MERCEDES - BENZ, DKW Certified Factory Reconditioned Factory Guaranteed Used Cars Extends CONGRATULATIONS SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS TO THE 1962 GRADUATING CLASS 3625 E. Washington Blvd. A-5225 157 COMPLIMENTS GLADIEUX OIL SALES, INC. 4133 New Haven Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. Phone A-5451 NEW JETFLAME FUEL OIL COMPLIMENTS OF VANCE DECORATING COMPANY 305 East Fleming Fort Wayne, Indiana 158 COMPLIMENTS of COULARDOT GENERAL STORE R.R. 1 MONROEVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of — Fort Wayne Anodizing Corp. 2535 Wayne Trace Fort Wayne, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF Hitzeman Cleaners 1215 W. State St. A- 1 446 A-8218 Now in our 84th year West State Plaza Hospital Beds — Side Rails Wheel Chairs — Walkers BRINK ERB, INC. Carl Brink — 29 A 7114 2109 E. State Blvd. Opp. Parkview Hosp. COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend Cleaned To Perfection Suedes Leathers Jackets, Coats, Suits Peerless Cleaners Laundry 2010 S. Calhoun and State at Kentucky The Bridal Shop Where Your Beautiful Wedding Begins ' 3707 S. Clinton Open Evenings 159 tfp- It PAYS to drive a CLEAN CAR!! MINIT-MAN CAR WASH, INC. Clinton St. at ZPsnn. Sbvation BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 62 ' FROM QUALITY TOOL COMPANY, INC. Builders of Tools, Dies, Jigs, Fixtures, Precision Parts 916 E. Pontiac St. H-9501 LAPP BROS. PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE E-5213 East State and Woodward MILK AT YOUR DOOR COSTS YOU NO MORE TONNE DAIRY H-32II Benjamin Moore Paints — Luminall Paints Nancy Warren Wallpaper — Super Sanitas Fabric Wall Covering — Brushes — Tools Etc. FREE DELIVERY REAM - STECKBECK PAINT CO., INC. Southgate Store Southgate Plaza Downtown Store 128-130 E. Main North Crest 1-6597 STYLE CLEANERS THREE LOCATIONS: 1831 Wells 2619 So. Anthony 3136 Broadway STEIN FLEET WING SERVICE SPRING-OAKLAND Phone E-1009 WESTHAVEN FLORAL WINDSOR 4212 Wedding and Funeral Flowers A Specialty Free Delivery to Fort Wayne, New Haven and Payne, O. Monroeville — Woodburn — Harlan JJncoln Hwy. W., N. Hvn. Open Evenings Until 7:00 P.M. 160 I SUNNY SCHICK CAMERA SHOP CHRISTIE CUSTOM PHOTOFINISHING 407 WEST WASHINGTON MILLER ' S DRUG STORE 2135 Wells Street P. O. Sta. No. 8 Telephone A-0544 A 6431 KINZIE SUPER SERVICE, INC. Spring and Sherman Sts. A-0502 A-2150 We don ' t want all of the business We Just Want Yours EMPIRE FIRE BRICK CO. 219 Murray St. Ft. Wayne, Ind. H-3222 T. E. Rooney T. E. Rooney III Southgate Plaza Phone K-8 1 8 1 MORELL MEN ' S WEAR FORT WAYNE, INDIANA John J. Morell Stewart W. Trulock KLAEHN FUNERAL HOME 420 W. Wayne St. Fort Wayne 2, Ind. Phone Anthony 0228 Ambulance Service ENJOY TENDER, LUSCIOUS ' pannfit H - 71 BEAUTY SALON Open Eve. Distinctive Individual Hair Styling by Irene Staff of I I Expert Stylists 2723 S. Calhoun St. Parking in Rear - Air Conditioned 161 Homeroom 416 Homeroom 201 i Homeroom 311 S £ rft-.f.t-t-il.M Homeroom 200 Homeroom 314 Congratulations Seniors from Freshman 103 S. Allen, S. Amstutz, C. Brink, R. Bruno, J. Chomey, M. Coulter, C. Evard, J. Fair, P. Federspiel, L. York, M. Ferron, C. Finan, S. Giant, K. Groman, M. Hartman, R. Henry, M. Hughes, D. Kelker, S. Kern, J. Kleber, R. Kokavay, R. Koorson, M. Landin, M. Meyer, J. Monroe, G. Murray, K. Nicholas, B. Pat- terson, T. Zonker, M. Peden, P. Perry, J. Roehling, C. Schnelke, S. Schuller, D. Till, S. Wait, C. Weidner, K. Warnock. Sister M. Aileen SUETTERLIN ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Cor. Lafayette and Pontiac Sts. H-1117 Free Delivery Service BEST WISHES THE ECHO STAFF 164 r QlkElUv-. The Midwest ' s Most Modern Office Supply! FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . . we are pleased to offer the many con- veniences that make everyday business a pleasant experience. You ' ll also find plenty of free parking. O ' REILLY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 2525 W. Washington Rd. Phone A-0235 Wm. P. Schenkle Sons, Inc. Builders and Engineers 1120 St. Mary ' s Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. 165 Pafrons Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Aberle Edward G. Adams Charles R. McAfee Paul App Mr. Mrs. Richard Banet Mr. Mrs. Walter Bennigan Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bierbaum Mr. Mrs. Philip Bogdon Mrs. George Brown Family Milton Brannon Mr. Mrs. Ivo Bubb Mr. Mrs. Leo J. Byanski Mr. Mrs. T. E. Chandler Mr. Mrs. Joe Colligan Mr. Mrs. Terry Coonan Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove Mr. Mrs. Edward Daszewski Mr. Mrs. John H. Deppen Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jack De Witt Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Didion Mr. Mrs. John Dirig Mr. Mrs. Charles B. Douglas Mr. Mrs. Dullaghan Mrs. L. J. Douglas Mrs. J. H. Fabini Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Fletter Mr. Finch Mr. Mrs. Stanley R. Fisher John H. Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. James H. Fox Steve Fox Dr. Mrs. Richard Fullam Andrew S. Gall Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Gass Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gibson Mr. Mrs. Mark Giere Mr. Mrs. Richard Gillie Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Gladieux Dr. Mrs. R. C. Glassley Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Gnau Miss Kathleen I. Grady Robert Graham Mr. Mrs. A. R. Grill Rev. Robert J. Hammond Mr. Mrs. William M. Hart Mr. Mrs. Clarence Heck Mr. Mrs. Raymond Helmsing Mr. H. A. Hertel Mr. Mrs. Donald Hile John E. Hogan Mr. Mrs. H. Horoch Alva Huntington Mr. Mrs. Maurice E. Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Alban Jacquay Mr. Mrs. Forest Johnson Junior Class Officers Mr. Mrs. Edmund Kaliker Mr. Mrs. H. D. Kaough Mr. Mrs. Charles Keefer Mrs. Ann Kessens Rosanne Kessens Mr. Mrs. Eugene Kitt Mr. Mrs. John Klus Mrs. Lucile A. Kohlbacher 166 Pafrons Mr. Mrs. A. Korb Mr. Charles Kruse Mr. Mrs. Elmer F. Lassus Mrs. Anna Leach Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Lojek Louann Lordier Mr. Mrs. L. Mann Mrs. Joseph E. Maroney Mary Mc Ardle Mrs. Tom McKiernan Harold Merz Gail F. Meyer Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Miller Jean Miller Otto W. Mohr Mr. Mrs. James D. Monroe Mr. Mrs. Gene Murray Mr. Mrs. Leo Nolan Mr. Robert Ort Mr. Mrs. Louis B. Panyard Sr. Luther E. Patrick Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Pichon Mr. Mrs. Richard Poiry Mr. Mrs. William E. Reeves Mr. Mrs. Fred Rockstroh Mr. Mrs. Paul F. Roembke Room 44) Mr. Mrs. William B. Rondot Bill Rondot 60 Tom Rondot Mrs. John Rorick Mr. Mrs. Eugene Sarrazin Mr. Mrs. Richard Schaab Mark Schafer Mr. Mrs. Russell Schlensker Mr. Mrs. Arthur W. Schlup Mr. Mrs. G. J. Schmieman Mr. Mrs. Harold Schnelker Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. Schroeder Senior Class Officers of 62 Mr. Mrs. Dale Sims Mr. Mrs. James Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith Mr. Mrs. John F. Smith Mr. Mrs. Thomas Snider Mrs. Richard Somers Sophomore Class Officers of 1961-62 Mr. Mrs. H. A. Steele Mr. Mrs. Lyman J. Steele Mr. Mrs. Keith Taylor Mr. Mrs. Richard Todd Dick Wagner Mr. Mrs. Ned Walsh Mr. Mrs. Robert Wehrle Joseph Welling Mr. Mrs. J. H. Wernet Mr. Mrs. Herbert Winter Mr. Mrs. Vincent Wirtner Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Woods Mr. Mrs. T. S. Wruble Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Zuercher 167 Zke Gedo Staff of ' 62 Co-Gditors-in-ckiej-V aul Mi!!er Mi£e Qlassley Senior Gditor- ane Barrand Undergraduate Gditor-Annette Brougk Copy Gditors-Catky Arafa Gileen O ' Brien Business Manager-Bill Sckmoll Business Sta - oan Steele Mary Hart Circulation Manager-Sally Miller Signs of the forthcoming season are in plain view. The brisk and sparkling freshness of summer days introduce the end of school — the end of robust life on the green campus of Irish territory — which is approaching very fast. Our staffs ' profoundest dream is constituted in an exquisit pictorial authology. The days of long, hard work display the dedication prof- fered by staff members. The realiza- tion of this dream has been pre- sented to you in the past 265 pages — you guessed it — The Echo! Have a Happy Summer and Good Bye, Farewell, Adieu! That ' s the 1962 Echo Staff ' s wish to you. Circulation Stajj-Mareia Cekman Ann O ' Rilley Carol Das ewske Diane Duquette Nancy BloeSaum Bookkeeper -Susan RoemSke Pkotograpker-Pkil Miguel Advisor- Miss Gstker Morris 168 EDWARDS BROTHERS, Ann Arbor, Michijjun I
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