Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

r -; i-;, 977. zo: F77ce 1972 ECHO 1972 Central Catholic High School Ft. Wayne, Indiana ume 33 THE BEGINNING OF TIME GR0W9 The beginning of a new way of life was created the first day we walked into C.C. Many new, different, and confusing things have happened. High school is a TIME for growing and developing a pattern that we will follow somehow in our future. A TIME when grades nneant something, a TIME when sports and clubs were an every- day thing, a TIME when friends were made and lost, a TIME for thinking and deciding, and a TIME most of all for us to remember. As you travel through these pages of memories let everything remind us of a TIME in our lives. • ;« :i - ;. c.s.. -.ZTT r i is a MIN. SEC. TO PLAY DOWN A9 TIME G0E9 ON . . . SfJItlT lAVl  . I « Vim rttftgl 1 _WK :- .I ' d- ACTIVITIE9. 9TUDENT9 •:-4 Itf iS r - i . 4 i - Above Left — CC majorettes salute Irish gridmen. Above — Terry Kiester as Kongo gets ready for the parade from the villa. POOH RAIN8 OVER HOMECOMING The 1971 Homecoming festivities started Monday, Oc- tober 4th, with the beginning of Spirit Week. Climaxing the week, the girls were allowed to wear blue jeans, a first for C.C. Thursday night activities were kicked off by the annual Powder Puff football game between the Seniors and Juniors women. Though the Jiving Juniors tried hard, they were no match for Dan ' s Dangerous Dames. The score was 27-6. The night continued with cheers, gifts for the team, the senior skit, introduction of the team, and the awarding of the Spirit Stick to the juniors. The bonfires were lit by the football team, and the court was announced. Friday ' s rainy activities started with a parade from the Villa to Zollner ' s Stadium. Half time began with the display of the floats and ended with the crowning of the queen, Mary Isbell. Following the scoreless tie with Luers, the Homecoming Dance was held in C.C. ' s gym. Music was by the East Bonk. Top Left — CC ' s three bonfires blaze. Above Left — And the winner is . . . Mary Isbell! Left — Sr. and Jr. men cheer Irish on. Right — Homecoming court: Cindy Rietdorf, Pat Gerodot, Joanna Banut, Dee Dee Cotner, and Queen Mary Isbell. Above — Clancy generates spirit at home- coming games. Top — Pooh ond Tigger accent Sr. float. AMBER REVIEW 8KIT8 AND TALENT8 DISPLAYED The audience was in for a different treat this fall. Instead of the usual fall play, Amber Review was a mixture of Laugh-in and Ted Mac ' s Amateur Hour. Mr. Buch- heit directed the play and students and faculty displayed various talents. The talent consisted of singers, dancers, and musicians. A pom pom routine was put on by the varsity cheerleaders. The skits were either musical or comedy. Be- tween talent presentations there were short comedy black outs. At different times throughout the play a small band paraded through the audience flinging confetti. Behind the stage the light crew, headed by Don Palmer, was working hard. The props were obtained by Jeannie Sitko and Sarah Gebbard. Sue Geary headed make-up. The play was held in the CC auditorium on November 19, 20, and 21. TTTirsPtn- UU LJ. Top Right — The cheerleaders perform a pom pom routine. Top left — A few lost minute directions from Mr. Buchheit. Above — Backstage makeup crew is hard at work. Left— Mary Anne Berkshire ond Bill Manijak make a few last minute touch ups. 10 J Above — Tony Avila and Fred Smith sing If you had a Choice of Colors . Right — Mary Anne Arnold and Kevin Morquart display their real talent. Below — At holftime the band serenades the audience. Below right — Mr. Tierney and Ann Buchheit dance and sing to Put on a Happy Face . 11 Far Above — The Fighting Irish (alias the Senior Women), listen attentively to Head Coach, Tony Avila. Above — Mama Moeller and Becky Banosiak in her kerchief, have just settled down to tell of the Irish victory. Middle Left — In one of their cheerleoding mounts, Mary Anne Berkshire holds Tammy Derloshon, while Jane Barile and Becky Escobedo elevate captain Teresa Moreno. Left — Senior Mike Simone, tower or ivory, escorted by re- serve cheerleader Vicki Kartholl, walks among his many fans. 12 IRI9H 9PIRIT BRINGS CC PEP SESSIONS TOGETHER We ' re the Mighty Irish! Onward CC. Song of India. Raise the flag, for ole CC. . . .! Add a few skits, a spirited student body, and The Pit, and you ' ve got an Irish pep session. Under the direction of Dole Cunningham, the pep ses- sions came to life. Inspirational speeches aroused the CC. students. Father Reginald told all to be proud to be from the Inner City. Coach Lasko ' s arousing speech telling us to get revenge from Dwenger because they tried to close us last year. Let ' s close them tonight! Dan ' s Dangerous Dames (alios, the mighty Senior Women), challenged the Jiving Juniors in the annual Powder Puff game at the Home- coming bonfire. And Tom Bierman gave a touching speech in which he apologized for the short-comings of the football team and promised better results in future games. Becky Banasiak led the skits for the pep sessions. Her poor, humble monk from Northrop was one of the high- lights at all pep sessions. Some of the monk ' s petitions: Kevin Carroll, full of spirits; Tony Quinn, most patient; All you cute janitors and Whitey; and Dean of Discipline, Tower of Strength, have mercy on us. In the Junior skit, they sang Oh Irish, won ' t you give us a victory tonight. ' Twos the night of the Wayne game, .... the Christmas skit brought out a new basketball team and a rookie coach as Tony Avila portrayed Coach Craft. All-in-all, it was a pretty good year for pep sessions — from the enthusiastic band to the decorated halls. In future years, we can look back and remember the spirited hours and excitement in The Pit. Top — The Seniors, decked out in their jeans, await the start of their lost pep session. Left — Clancy leods all at the Homecoming bon- fire. Above — Maureen Gerardot rides ocross the stoge on her tricycle at the chootic Junior pep session. 13 WE ' RE OFF . . . TO EUROPE The Golden Shamrock Marching Bond is off to Europe! Due to their appearance and performance, they were offered a chance to compete in the 1972 Summer Olympics in Germany, August 13-27. This year, under the direction of Joseph Woods, who has been the band director at C.C. for the past 26 years, our band won second place in a marching contest and gained a first place award for uniform oppearence. The twirlers placed second in their division. During the summer, the C.C.H.S. Band went to camp and learned new instrumental and marching techniques. These skills were used in parades, half- time performances, pep sessions, concerts, and con- tests. The majorettes attended a twirling camp in New Haven, and Connie Broun attended a drum major camp at Smith Walbridge. Above — Mayor Ivan Lebamoff lights the torch to kick off the Olympic drive as bond director Joseph Woods looks on. Below — The Golden Shamrock Marching Band competes in a marching contest at North. Below Left — Connie Broun, drum majorette, leads the bond out on the field. 14 Above — The Color Guard, Janet Coffee, Maureen McBride, Mer the flags while Connie Broun salutes. Right — Ben Strack poses as Santa Clous. Broun and Amanda Brown display J Top — C.C. ' s band watches the game from the stands. Middle Left — Band President, Jim Steinau, makes a presentation to Mr. Woods at the Christmas Concert. Middle Right — The choir sings Christmas carols. Upper Left — Maureen McBride, Rick Didion, Paula Yentes and Peter Federspiel play for the Valentine ' s Dance. Left — Bill Ehinger, Tom Behrns, Jim Steinau, Steve Leffers and Jon Stone practice during Band Class. Above — The band does one of its many half-time shows. 15 Above — Jana Rauch and Jeff Walborne admire the decorations at the dance. Upper Left — Joe Kleber and date sit a dance out. Left — Two couples dance to the music. Below Left — Mike Troutman dances with Candy Creason as she remembers the events of the evening. Below — A group of energetic dancers do the bunny hop. 16 CANDY CROWNED AT 9WEETHEART BALL This year the theme of the Valentine Dance was the Sweetheart Ball. The dance was held in the Clinton Room on February 13, from 8:00 to 11:00 and was sponsored by the music department. For the first time this dance was open to all classes, and it was the biggest turnout ever. The C.C. Dance Band provided the music, and among their selections were the polka and the bunny hop. Refreshments were served by the sophomores, and the oand worked on the decorations. The main event of the evening was the crowning of the queen. Candy Creason. Other members of the court were seniors, Jana Rauch and Jeanne Shaffer, end juniors, Janet Sample and Kitty Houser. Upper Right — The Valentine Court for 1972 con- sists of (left to right) Jana Rauch, Queen Candy Creason, Kitty Houser, Jeanne Shaffer, and Janet Sample. Right — Julie Imler, Nancy Verstynen, and Kim Weller serve refreshments to the guests at the Valentine Dance. Above — Beth Von Meter share a quiet moment v ith escort Kenny Block to the music of the CC Dance Band. 17 C.C. celebrated its first Irish Weekend, March 16-18. But Irish Weekend really began the week before with the clubs and classes putting together their different plans and booths. One girl from each class was nominated for the Irish Court on the basis of her school spirit and enthusiasm. Members of the court included senior Mary Anne Arnold, junior Mary Harber, sophomore Larene Dilley, and freshman Judy Rondot. Friday night, junior Mary Harber was crowned queen to reign over the Irish Weekend. Two bands. General George and the Protestors for Peace, pro- vided the music for the dance which was held in C.C. ' s gym from 8-12. Saturday morning was spent decorating and setting up booths for the carnival. Booths included ring toss, basketball throw, penny pitch, a cake walk, and a jail. Food booths included baked goods, cotton candy, hot dogs, and tacos. There were two spook houses, one sponsored by the freshman class and the other by the Echo Staff. The senior booth was the biggest attraction. It was a pie throwing booth and the targets were four of our favorite male teachers. The carnival lasted from 4-10 in the gym. Sunday evening a coffee house was held in the Clinton Room from 7-10. Students and outside enter- tainers played. Among the performers were C.C. ' s Paula Taylor on the guitar, and Larry Budenz and his ' magic microphone. ' Also in the program were Father Forest and the Trees from Luers, Furg, and Ziggy- All proceeds from the weekend went to support the band ' s trip to Europe, the Shamrock, and the Echo. CC IRISH CELEBRATE Above — Irish Court: Larene Dilley, Queen Mary Harber, Mary Ann Arnold, and Judy Rondot pose for their picture out on the lawn. Below Left — Tower of Strength gets a pie in the eye from Coach Noncorrow. Below Right — Ziggy was one of the many entertainers at the coffee house. 18 FIRST IRISH WEEKEND Above — Anitra Tescula takes time out from selling food at the carnival. Right — Father Forest and the Trees entertain at the coffee house. Below — C.C. students get together for the last night of the Irish Weekend. Below; Right — Patty Mangona says that business is really looking up! 19 20 MASSES AND RETREATS: PART OF IRISH LIFE 21 Top Left — John Tesculo and Tom Felts hove a father-to-son talk. Top Right — Amy (Ann Buchheit) thinks aloud, Charley ' s a nice boy, o sweet boy. Right — Two members of the chorus, Becky Kohrmon and Debbie Trout- man, perform at the spring musicol. Above — We ' re alone now, Lucia! Mr, Spettigue and Donna Lucia, alios Charley, discuss their future plans. 22 WHERE ' 9 CHARLEY LAST 8PRIN6 MUSICAL AT C.C. Where ' s Charley was chosen by director Martin Tierney as the final spring musical at Central Catholic. The story centered around Charley, played by Willie Hazelton, and his roommate Jack, played by John Tescula. The two girls in their lives were Ann Buchheit as Amy, and Terri Jones as Kitty. When Charley ' s aunt from Brazil doesn ' t arrive, Charley dons womens clothes to become the chaperon. He not only had trouble adjusting to womens clothes, but he also had to ward off a love affair with Mr. Spettigue. Other major roles in the play were Tony Avila as Mr. Spettigue, Barb Charais as Donna Lucia, and Tom Felts as Sir Francis Chesney. The chorus and dancers were composed of Seniors and Juniors. The sets were designed by Mr. Alois Buchheit. Again, Don Palmer was stage manager. Stage hands were Tom Till, Mark Rondot, Rick Brough and Tom Johnson. Follow spots were Gary Moeller, Tony Quinn and Mike Simone. On props were Sarah Gebhard and Jeannie Sitko. The make-up crew consisted of Sue Geary, Denise Daley, Sue Doak, Cindy Rietdorf, Heide Berger, Jamie Emmett, Debbie Rietdorf, Joanna Banut, Kathy Martin and Janet Sample. John Hake was the sound man, and Kathy Imler was in charge of costumes. A special plaque was presented to Mr. Tierney for his work at C.C. He introduced musicals to C.C. and had di- rected them for the past five years. Top Right — Tern Jones, Ann Buchheit, Barb Charais, and Willie Hazelton engage in some girl talk in the Powder Room. Above — The backstage crew of Where ' s Charley? Front; Mike Simone, John Hoke, Tom Bierman and Tony Quinn. Back; Gory Moeller, Phil Rondot, Mark Rondot, T. J., Don Palmer, and Rick Brough. Right — Charley reflects on his new identity as Donna Lucia. 23 THE PROM WAS: MASS, DANCING, BREAKFAST The 1972 Prom, Day Is Done, was held at Cut- ter ' s Chalet on May 26. This year ' s theme was the same as the first prom held 34 years ago. The juniors and seniors worked hard to raise enough money by selling suckers and lightbulbs, and collecting newspapers, but the biggest boost came from the Mother ' s Club, who donated $1,000 so that the expense would not be too much for the juniors and seniors. The coordinators were Jona Rauch and Becky Kohrman. During the week before the prom, nominations and elections were held for the two courts. The junior court was announced as Julie Hofer, Carol Zollinger, Terri Jones, Tammy Derloshon, Kitty Houser, and Mary Harber. The senior court was Mary Beth Jackson, Sally Laguna, Sarah Gebhard, Judie Seibert, Meg Emmett, and Jana Rauch. Midway through the even- ing, Carol Zollinger was named as queen of the junior prom, and Sarah Gebhard as the senior prom queen. Dick Brown ' s Orchestra played for the prom, and Weinfair played for the senior after-prom at the FOP hall. Top — Folher Walker distributes Communion at the Moss before the prom. Above — Chris Halter odds one lost minute touch before the prom. Right — Senior Queen Sarah Gebhord and Junior Queen Carol Zollinger. 24 DANCING, PICNICING AND MEMORIES ... .W1., it '  1 ' ' , - t-l L IP H % 1 s • L ■ ' ■ , ,J ( Top Left — Tom Felts, John Hake and dates leave the Chapel after the Senior Moss. Middle — Steve Ealing and Mary Anne Derheimer take a break be- tween dances. Left — Ann Streicher and Dan Woenker enjoy the evening air. Above — Sue Dook and Tom Wolfe dance to the music of Dick Brown ' s Orchestra. 25 BBrft£i£A a ■ - I t— — Tn — ■■■; II DAY 18 DONE Above — Senior Court and escorts: Judie Seibert, Rick Brough, Jena Rauch, Jeff Walborn, Meg Emmett, Dan Hilker, Sarah Gebhard, Phil Dwire, Sally Laguna, Don Palmer, Mary Beth Jackson, and Tom Koontz. Right — Tony Avila and Ann Buchheit take time out from the dance. Bottom Right — Tony Rodriguez and Connie Broun stop for some refresh- ments. Below — Pom McGrew and escort dance to one of Dick Brown ' s numbers. 26 Top — John Tescula and Terri Jones enjoy a moment at the prom. Above — Andy Momper and date decide to sit one out. Above Right — Reviving the ' 50 ' s are Dan Miller and Becl y Riester. Right — Pete Derheimer and Merri Braun decide whether or not to dance. Left — Junior Court and escorts; Terri Jones and John Tescula, Kitty Houser and Herman Haffner, Julie Hofer and Harry Jacobs, Carol Zollinger and Dan Rosswurm, Mary Harber and John Hartmon, Tammy Derloshon and Tim Hake. 27 LARRY ' S SPEECH AT BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate Mass and Dinner, sponsored by the CC Mothers ' Club, was held May 31, in honor of the 1972 grad- uating seniors. The evening started with the 4:30 Mass at the Cathedral. The last 199 students to graduate from Central Catholic walked fronn CC to the Cathedral in their purple and gold gowns. The Mass was concele- broted by Father Tellers, Father Reginald, Father Hammond, Father Tirobassi, Mon- signor Durken, Monsignor Conroy, and Father Seculoff. Mr. Woods provided the music on the organ. The Baccalaureate Dinner was held at the Lantern immediately following the Mass. Students and their parents enjoyed a smorgasbord-style dinner. After the din- ner, Mrs. Glenn Miller, president of the Mothers ' Club, congratulated the graduat- ing class and introduced the speakers. Larry Budenz, class president, brought back many memories with his speech. Following Larry ' s speech was Father Tellers with his Charlie Brown story. The Most Reverend Bishop Leo A. Pursley, after making an un- expected appearance, also congratulated the senior class. Auxiliary Bishop Joseph R. Crowley concluded the evening with the Baccalaureate address. Father Tellers offers the Baccalaureate Mass for the graduating seniors. Above- Below- -Bill Manijack, Kevin Marqucrdt and Tom Nolan eat with Dr. and Mrs. Nolan. -The senior men stand for the gospel at the Baccalaureate Mass. 2B DINNER BRINGS BACK MEMORIES . . . Vvf7 --S - k ' .¥ - ■ il . ■ Tom Filipiak ana his camera are caught off guard. =toL The seniors march from CC to the Cathedral for the last time. Dale Cunningham and her parents anxiously await their dinner at the smorgasbord. Lois Welling picks up her name tog at the reception table. 29 C Cs LA8T GRADUATE8 Graduation Commencement for the last graduating class from C.C. was held on June 4th, 1972, at 3:00 p.m. at the Memorial Coliseum. At the request of the last graduating class of CC, the seniors wore purple and gold gowns. The senior men were clad in purple and the girls in gold. After the class of 72 marched in, Father Reg- inald introduced Tom Felts who then gave his Salu- tatorian speech. The Honorable Mayor Ivan Lebamoff delivered the graduation address. Following his ad- Above — Father Conroy presents the John Levicki Award to Mike Simone. Right — Graduating Seniors walk together for the last time. Below — Mayor Lebamoff addresses the graduates. dress the seniors received their diplomas and various awards and scholarships. The John Levicki Award was presented to Mike Simone by Father Conroy of the Sunday Visitor. Then Co-Valedictorion Becky Banasiak gave her speech. Karen Beck concluded the commencement ceremonies with her Valedictorian speech. For the last time the seniors of the class of 72 marched out together to the CC Fight Song. 30 WEAR PURPLE AND GOLD Karen Beck delivers her Valedictorian speech. Becky Banasiok reaches for her star . Tom Felts tells us that the party ' s over. Left — Connie Braun and Mork Rondot descend the graduation platform. Above — Ann Buchheit accepts her award from Father Seculoff. 31 SENIORS — last graduating class of CCHS — Class of 1972 Class Officers . . . Larry Budenz, president . . . Becky Banosiak, vice-president . . . Mary Anne Arnold, secretary . . . Kevin Boxberger, treasurer . . . Teresa Moreno, captain of varsity cheerleaders . . . Senior pictures . . . jamboree . . . boys ' shirts and ties . . . LaSalle bus trip . . . frisbees across Lewis St. . . . Woenker catches v inning touchdown pass . . . pigs are in ... 71 year books finally arrive . . . homecoming . . . spirit week . . . Winnie the Pooh . float at Banets . . . court Dee Dee, Cindy and Queen Mary . . . Dan ' s Dangerous Dames whip juniors . . . Senior men whip junior boys at Hamilton . . . candy drive . . . First Friday Mass in Cathedral . . . Blue Jeans . . . football team : 2 . . . Avila ' s party . . . cherry cigars . . . Boones Farm . . . Amber Review ... Ski trips ... no snow . . . basketball . . . Christmas break . . . Irish Invita- tional . . . Senior pep session ... 31 rolls of TP-Boxberger ' s . . . Valentine Dance: Jana, Jeanne and Queen Candy . . . Hall ' s . . . Decide . . . Irish Weekend . . . pies . . . cakewalk . . . euche-Sr. Pat ' s homeroom . . . greasers in hall . . . hello mate . . . Snorkel 1 . . . paper drives . . . selling of suckers . . . need more prom money — lightbulbs! . . . prom — Day Is Done . . . court — Judy, Sally, Mary Beth, Jana, Meg, and Queen Sarah . . . suspended or $2.00 . . . out- side classes . . . finals . . . baccalaureate . . . Larry ' s speech . . . commencement . . . Valedictorian Karyn Beck and Becky Banasiak; Salutatorian Tom Felts . . . Becky ' s speech . . . parties after graduation . . . doors of CC close . . . stand in pride . . . college and work . . . Goodbye CC . . . THANKS . . . 32 7 sr if 33 CLA88 OF 72 CL08E8 THE D00R8 OF CENTRAL CATHOLIC Agler, Sue Anderson, Debby Andorfer, Dan Arnold, Mary Anne Avilla, Joe Avillo, Tony Banasiak, Becky Banet, Pamela Banning, Donna Beck, Karyn Berhrns, Tom Berger, Chris 34 Boxburger, Kevin Bragg, Theresa Braun, Connie Brewer, Marlene Above Left — Twos the night before the Wayne garne. Top — Mr. Herber ' s prepared joke 121 works again for his third class that day. Left — Mike Reith gets ready for the track meet. 35 Brough, Rick Brown, Mandy Buchheit, Ann Budenz, Larry Cade, Yvonne Carr, Robert Above — Once in Love with Amy . . . Below — Coach Anderson gives Tom Biermon some lost minute advice. Caruso, Mary Lou Charias, Barb Christman, Diane Christman, Terry MEMORIES WERE MADE WITH FOOTBALL GAMES. THE PLAY. AND OUR SKIP DAY Coffee, Janet Conrad, Greg Cotner, Dolores Covey, Mike Creason, Candy crr-y i Cunningham, Dale Left — Dans Dangerous Donaes (and medic) cheer for another touchdown. Above — Everyone is after Bill Elward at Shooff Park. 37 RESPONSIBILITIES HIGH- Dirig, Jo Ann Dirig, Tinn Doust, Rick Duddy, James Dumato, Mary Dwire, Phil Ealing, Steve Ehnnke, Gary Daley, Denise Derheimer, Mary Anne Above — Muscles Bierman preparing for his spring musical debut. Below — Marvin speaks at Dwenger for the Mexican Missions. 38 MONEY RAI9ED FOR MISSIONS, BAND AND PROM Eikenberry, Mike Elward, Bill Emmett, Meg Escobedo, Kathy Fair, Suzanne Felts, Tonn Filbin, Janet Filbin, Gerry Top — Cindy Rietdorf and Mary Isbell found a news- paper for the paper drive. Above — Fire Chief Kiester frys her hat on for size. 39 Above — Mr. Reed shows Terri Bragg and Kathy Kuhn the spleen, the heart, the liver ... Right — a senior locker left open for a little free advertising. Below— 8 .... 15 ... . 72— HIKE Frank, Mike Freehill, Nancy Freistroffer, Laura Frisinger, Theresa AMONG USUAL SENIOR Filipiak, Tom Forst, Janice 40 STUDIES A CLASS WAS ADDED— SCIENCE SEMINAR Garriot, Jean Geary, Sue Gebhard, Sarah George, Steve Gerhard, Patti Gfell, Kathy Glaser, Karen Grawbowski, Tom Gray, Shaughn Hake, John Hamilton, Becky Hamm, Linda Harber, Paul Harkins, Tom 41 SENIOR INVOLVEMENT WAS SEEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Hartman, Paul Hazelton, Bill Helmsing, Sue Hensinger, Janet Hessler, Walter Hewitt, Cindy Higgins, Kothy Hilker, Dan Hogan, Ellen Isbell, Mary Jackson, Mary Beth Johnson, Debbie 42 IN ALL 9CH00L ACTIVITIES Johnson, Tom Jordon, Ida Top Left — Barb Charais is puzzled with the definition of a word. Below — Senior men enjoy the Coffee House. Above — Wink is ready for a catch. Kohrman, Becky Koontz, Tom Kroemer, Jerry Kuhn, Kathy Laguna, Sally Lapp, Jeff Leeuw, Rick Leffers, Matt 43 SENIOR HARMONY WAS SEEN EVERYWHERE Lightbody, Laura Lillich, Monica Lopez, Eddie Lysik, Henry Mogner, Kevin Manijak, Bill Marquordl, Kevin Martin, Kathy McAfee, Tim McClish, Jerry McGrew, Pam itor Connie Broun stops Melvin Billingsley for o gome or cords. 44 Minj«ich, Steve Moeller, Gary Mohler, Pam Moreno, Teresa Neuman, Tom Nix, Steve Nolan, Tom O ' Connor, Maureen If, 1 4. li -1 1 i ■ Top — Out of Uniform Monica Lillich and Andy Belts rest beside their lockers. Above — Don Palmer, head of the backstage crew, was also a dancer in the Spring Musical. 45 FRIENDS FOUND TOGETHER Offerle, Paul Ortez, Felix Osterholt, Theresa Palmer, Don Palmer, John Picillo, Chris Pierce, Mike Quinn, Tony Romano, Ann Rauch, Jana Top — Illustrating one of the great pastimes of senior fiomeroom ore Tom Berhns, Mike Frank, Rick Leeuw, and Mike Simone Above — Janet Schnelker practices the cha-cha-cha in the cJressing room. 46 WHETHER AT WORK OR PLAY Robinson, Mary Rodriquez, Tony Rodriquez, Zoila Rondot, Mark Rondot, Phil Roth, Patty Reed, Jim Reith, Mike Riegling, Gary Rietdorf, Cindy Above — Janice Forst, Heide Berger, and Mary Anne Arnold ore watching the money closely? ? ? ? 47 Russ, Theresa Sablic, Jim Sanders, Kay Schaab, Dan Scherer, Tim Schmidt, Nio Schnelker, Janet Schoenle, Ron Seibert, Judie Shaffer, Jean Shattuck, Nancy SilvG, Chris NOW FRIENDS MUST TAKE A 48 BIG STEP OUT AND ONWARD Simone, Mike Singleton, Aaron Singleton, Sylvia Sitko, Jeanne Smith, Fred Stein, Theresa Left — Successful Senior Skip Day! Below — 2nd floor office help — Barb Charois, Mary Is- bell, and Kathy Higgins. Above — Willie stops Mary Anne for a chat. Steinou, James Streicher, Anne Surine, Dave Swihart, Suzanne 49 Taylor, Morris Tesculo, Anitra Thompson, Cathy Thorne, Sue Till, Tom Townsley, Patty Troutman, Debbie Decker, Tim VanMeter, Beth Villalon, Josephine Left — Only his hairdresser knows! Above — Felix Ortiz is his name — and football is his game, 50 THANK9 CC Woenker, Dan Wyatt, Debbie Wyatt, Phil Yonkman, Mary Zaremba, Leann Zaremba, Linda Voors, Dove Vought, Linda Welling, Chris Welling, Lois Top — Senior girls wait for a ride on Snorkel 1. Above — Judy Seibert listens to the entertainment at the Coffee House. 51 JUNIORS— Class of 1973 Class Officers . . . Don Arnold president . . . Herman Haff- ner vice-president . . . Cecilia Didion treasurer . . . Pat Gerodot secretary . . . Cheerleaders . . . Mary Anne Berk- shire . . . Tommy Derloshon . . . Becky Escobedo . . . Jane Borile . . . bock together after long summer . . . jamboree . . . first day of the third and last year at CC . . . 4th floor . . . too far to walk!! . . . Homecoming . . . Jiving Juniors . . . float at Arnolds . . . Geradot ' s touch- down . . . guys get three huge piles of wood for bonfire . . . Joanna Banut and Pat Geradot on court . . . Juniors win spirit stick . . . Lindsey KILLS Kelleher . . . Frid ' s play parly . . . Harber and Glasper on skates . . . Maggy . . . Follow? . . . Escobedos party . . . 407 — Homeroom volley- ball champs for the Juniors . . . rumors start — will CC close? . . . special meeting in the gym . . . closing announced . . . expected to go to a Catholic School? . . . outrage . . . Keep CC olive . . . front page of newspaper . . . students march . . . CC victory chant down Lewis street . . . too late . . . RIP-OFF . . . lunchroom joke? . . . fire extinguishers missing . . . prom threatened . . . juniors in debt . . . prom with seniors . . . 407 — junior intramural champs . . . spring play juniors leads . . . Tescula and Jones . . . Day Is Done prom theme . . . Kitty Houser . . . Terry Jones . . . Mary Harber . . . Julie Hofer . . . Tammy Derloshon . . . and Queen Carol Zollinger . . . days come near end . . . when is end? . . . rumors . . . Seculoff stops rumors Wednesday final day ...?... Letter . . . Senior year . . . and starting over again . . . 52 53 CLA98 OF 73 REACT TO 8CH00L CLOSING; CONTINUE ON Agler, Goyle Archacke, Karer Arnold, Dan Avila, Mike Bales, Joleen Banet, Deb Bangert, Dave Banut, Joana Barile, Jane Barrett, Sue Bauer, Gary Berger, Erika Berkshire, Mary Anne Braun, Merri Brown, Debbie Burney, Barb Carroll, Kevin Christen, Marlene Clemmer, Joel Coulter, Mike Above — Mike Fridley and Pat Geradot send out a S.O.S. to show their feelings about SAVING OUR SCHOOL . . . Below — Sue Streicher, Maureen Geradot, Mary Stotz, Denise Fahlsing, and Tam- my Derloshon are resting after skiing day. 54 WITH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Craighead, John Craighead, Mary Jo Craney, Rick Cunningham, Mary Ann Cuney, David Davis, Jacqueline Densmore, Bob Derheimer, Pete Derloshon, Tammy Didier, Phil Didion, Cecilia Doak, Sue Doust, Joe Ehinger, Bill Emmett, Jamie Above Big Ben Strach hands out fire extinguishers and necklaces to mem- bers of the bond for their routines. BelovK — Kitty Houser seems to be studying hard . . . : Escobedo, Becky Ewald, Karen Fohlsing, Denise parrel I, Peggy Faulkner, Cheryl Federspiel, Pete Frontz, Phil Freeman, Lorry Freiburger, Chuck Freistroffer, Donna Fridley, Mike Furman, Dan 55 Above — Janet Sample has a good laugh at the Coffee House. Below — THE JUNIORS LAST STAND ... the juniors walked, picketed, and protested to fight for the right to be able to graduate from CCHS ! ! I Harkenrider, Neal Harmeyer, Randy Hortman, John Gabet, Greg Garvey, Jim Gebhard, Lisa Gennoitte, Louise Gerardot, Maureen Gerardot, Pot Gfell, Phil Giant, Paul Gill, Marion Gill, Bob Glasper, Kathie Grobowski, Anna Griffith, Mike Guevara, Corino Hocha, Michele Hacha, Mike Haffner, Herman Hake, Tim Halter, Chris Harber, Mary Helnnkamp, John Hickey, Mary Hickey, Rose Hilker, Dick Hiiker, Steve Hofer, Julie Horstmon, Sue Houser, Kitty Huhn, Mike Jacobs, Horry Johnson, Eric Johnston, Leslie 56 JUNIORS INVOLVED IN IRISH ACTIVITIES f J «i.- © f Jones, Terri Junk, Steve Kartholl, Dave Kelble, Dan Keller, Paul Kleber, Kothy Klein, Rita Kloer, Kathy Koenig, Steve Kohne, Mark Krouse, Don Kuhn, Ed Kumfer, Theresa Leffers, Steve Leon, Steve Lindsay, Matt Above — Junior SUPERSTAR Lorry Freeman goes into one of his many song and dance routines on the basketball court. Ms !«■ iic 9 irii di. f Ei aav H H i B Et 2 uH I BBkK J ■Hu r V ' • 4 V -fl B ' m £ M ' v ' H l WSali nWM I HH Bunbj - K H Lais keep tt  l l . fifta k au.H I I H « — . ' Lomont, Dan Mongona, Patty McAfee, Ginny McBride, Maureen McDaniel, Alice McKinney, Rex Miller, Dan Miller, Glen Mommer, Jerry Momper, Andy Montgomery, Lavelle Moser, Steve Mueller, Marlene Myers, Kevin Nicodemus, Tim :- N 57 ALL ACTIVITIES COME TO AN END FOR JR. CLASS. Neimeyer, Donna Nix, Phil Nolan, Jim Olry, Robert Papenbrock, Beth Pfeiderer, Ann Pierce, Patti Powers, Kothy Rankin, Annette Reed, Janet Renterio, Ricardo Rentschler, Mary Riester, Becky Rietdorf, Debbie Rorick, Stan lkt Rosswumi, Dan Ryan, Tim Sample, Janet ! U 11 Above — Everyone backs away when Dan Kelble starts mixing those chemi- cals . . . Below — Marty Waldron helps Becky Walker with her corsage at the Valen- tine Ball. Schmidling, Teresa Schnurr, Geri Schoenle, Liz Schulien, Mary Lou Schulte, Kathy Seyfert, Jim Simone, Marie Simone, Mary Spreen, Larry Statz, Mary Strack, Ben Streicher, Sue Tescula, John Theime, Barb Thompson, Roseonn 58 Troendly, Joe Uecker, Clare Vorndran, John Vorndran, Sandy ' f Walchle, Barb Waldron, Marty Walker, Marcia Ward, Kevin Ward, Mary E te!yP Waterman, Pam .. Weldon, Ann r7 Welling, John Westerhausen, Ken Winebrenner, Rhonda Wolfe, Tom Wyatf, Joe Wyatt, Rob Yentes, Paula Zent, Gary Zent, Larry Zollinger, Carol Above — Becky Escobedo looks a little worried during the sectionals Top — Jamie Emmett gets Sr. Doris ' s whole English class laughing 59 SOPHOMORES— Class of 1974 Class Officers . . . Rob Emmett president . . . Cindy Arnold vice-president . . . Nancy Verstynen secretary ... Pat Felts treasurer . . . Cheerleaders . . . Connie Colelli . . . Laur- ene Dilley Vicki Kartholl . . . Cindy Arnold . . . captain . . . seeing everyone for the first time since freshman year at jamboree . . . Frosh initiated into GAA with v ater balloons Girls give boys fair fight in football game at Hamilton Max Richardson Sophomore Football Star . . . Junk ' s sober? party . . . Frecker Latin exchange student? . . . Jeanne Didier and Mary Stanger sing They Wanna Go Home for Amber Review . . . Koester ' s weekend orgies Golembeski-Polish Clancy . . . Soph. Casualties on ski trip . . . where were Shaun ' s pants ...?... Francis will sell the Sophs nothing . . . Sophomore Victory . . . Francis gets Hostess Cupcakes!!! . . . Freeman ' s party raided . . . turtle r ace for Irish weekend . . . Julie Harber tells fortune in Latin booth . . . Dilley is the sophomore Spirit Queen . . . dissected frogs for lunch . . . drivers train- ing with Mr. Anderson . . . Schaab ' s wrecks . . . Margaret distracts a certain bat-boy . . . Noody Notty finds new roots . . . band members vaccinated for Germany . . . Main Stomach loses his Dinger . . . Mrs. Wyss thrown In the showers . . . Cecs talks on birds . . . Wally plays Where is WEID ' S clock?? . . . Locker numbers dis- appear . . . school closes unexpectedly . . . two years down . . . two to go . . . new school next year . . . 60 61 80PH0M0RE8 SWING INTO SECOND YEAR AT C.C. Agler, Lori Alter, Mary Anderson, James Anderson, John Anderson, Pam Arnold, Cindy Avilla, Monica Ballou, Audrey Baunnan, Paul Bergeron, Dave Berghoff, Matt Billingsley, Jessie Block, Kenny Borton, Chris Borton, Mark Boesch, Jerry Bragg, Joe Braun, Dana Brewer, Madeline Britten, Jeanne Chacon, Corney Charois, Teres Christen, Gary Christy, Liz Coffee, Kathy Colelli, Connie Cottrell, Chorles Daley, Steve Davis, Laura Diennente, Carmer Didier, Anne Didier, Jeanne Oidion, Dean Didion, Richard Dilley, Larene oak, Ed 1 ' A 4 U Above Left — Paulo Taylor entertains at the Coffee House. Above — Vicki Kortholl and Cindy Arnold practice a cheer during halftinne at a football gome. Right — The Hom Ec class is studying for a last minute quiz. 62 ' V , - A ,- .x «ir Fosnaugh, Cheryl Frecker, Melvin Freeman, Patty Geary, Janet Gennaitte, Cheryl Geones, Mary Lou Gfell, Susan Gladieux, Jill Closer, Nancy Golecke, Diane Golembiewski, Sheila Goodman, Tim Hounfelder, Bill Horber, Julie Horber, Mary Lou Herr, Dave Horn, Debbie Imler, Julie Isbell, Mike Johnson, Karen Johnston, Mary Junk, Rose Kartholl, Vicki Kilburn, Debby Kleber, Marilyn Dube, Jack Dugan, Tris Dwire, Louise Eckert, Karen Ehmke, Dennis Emmett, Robert Foils, Cor! Felts, Pat Fetzer, Tina Top — A group of Soph boys are shown hard at work in their mechanical drawing class. Above — Cindy Arnold jumps for joy when she hears of her making varsity at Luers. 63 CC ' s MANY FACES EXHIBITED BY CLA88 OF 74. Il4] j M M Lacey, Margaret Leffers, Robin Leon, Don Leon, Tom Lewis, Dorothy Lothaner, Dove Loving, Terry Mochlon, Mike Top Laura Davis and Mary Johnson express two of the many moods seen at the football games. Above — Sophs wave ... at a fire truck? Mann, Josephine Maxwell, Rolan McArdle, Mary Merriweather, Phyliss Klein, Alice Koehler, Shoun Koester, Maureen Korte, Bob Meyer, Beth Millberg, Dorlene Mostes, Michele Murphy, Mike Nogy, Matt Neher, Mory Nolan, Cothy Noll, Sue Offerle, John Olry, Nancy Outlow, Charles Palmer, Vince 64 - , ' i (S , trrn f a Short, Kathie Silkworth, Bill Simonis, John Smith, Jim Smith, Mary Jo Smith, Mike Sordelet, Randy Sorg, Dave Stanger, Mary Stier, Mike Stone, Jon Taylor, Paula Pietzak, John Quinn, Pot Ramirez, Vicky Richardson, Harriet Richardson, Max Riegling, Annita Riegling, Sue Rodebaugh, Frank Rodriguez, Mary Rorick, Teresa Rouch, Cindy Sauter, Anne Schaab, Joe Schmieman, Tim Shaffer, Maureen Top — The Soph skiers pose after a long day on the hills. Above — Everyone watches as Theresa Krouse fixes her hair. Belovi ' — How ' s lunch? Barbecued prunes? Thelen, Sheila Thornton, Debra Topp, Jerry Vandermotten, Ron Verstynen, Nancy Voors, Mary Walker, Daphne Walker, Deonna Woenker, Steve Walker, Tim Weikart, John Yentes, Donna Yonkmon, Mike Zepeda, Elvifo Zuber, Barb 65 FRESHMEN— Class of 1975 learning when to . . Miss Heighway Federspiel modera- posters!! . . . first games . . . euchre Class Officers . . . Leon Richardson president . . . Ted Rudny vice-president . . . Kathy Miller treasurer . . . Joe Houser secretary . . . Cheerleaders . . . Pam Geradot . . . Julie Delagrange . . . Kathy Kiester , . . Cheryl Christman . . . Michele Monnper . . . Carol Bergeron . . . Kathy Miller . . . Judy Rondot — captain . . . jamboree . . . initiation . . . first day . . . newness . . . confusion . . . finding the bath- room — in a hurry . . . new friends . stand at pep sessions . . . gym class . . . tumbling . . . flying angels? . . , tor . . . what a mod homeroom . . moss in gym . . . learning new card . . . rat . . . bloody knuckles . . . dances every week during football . . . Sharon Spatt ' s beer bottle all over the hall . . . Wally . . . World Cultures . . . Kraut vs. Polack . . . Mr. Tuesch and his wardrobe . . . Lasko ' s mustache . . . locked in the art storage room by Mr. Reich . . . sameness and difference . . . Fr. Walker . . . CCHS 75 class pins . . . cafeteria foodfights . . . learning how to skip . . . can Stanski take a joke? . . . constructive criticism periods . . . tear gas . . . five people in Forst ' s locker . . . fire crackers . . . Jerry Reister and Nancy Walchle . . . couple of the year . . . Judy Rondot spirit queen of the Irish Weekend . . . Freshman Fling . . . Rondot makes cheer- leading at Luers . . . the beginning comes to an end . . . another beginning next year . . . new school . . . new friends . . . old school . . . old friends . . . never to be forgotten . . . P? Hi SB ■f sR t fi flUP tji m Nas jB 66 Iff ™ ' -- - ' ' 67 Acenas, Connie Alt, Don Andria, Nancy Armbruster, Cothy Avillo, Helena Bollou, Kathy Baugher, Jeff Seal, Mary Bergoron, Carol Bermes, Debbie Boesch, Helene Code, Byron W Top — Another foul on the Freshmen . . . Above — Mike Schott ond Kenny Sanders rest for a min- ute between bells. Christman, Cheryl Clemmer, Mary Beth Connors, Tom Cooper, Milton Coulordot, Jim Croxton, Karen Cueller, Rita Delagronge, Julie Delomorter, Tom Densmore, Bill Derheimer, Dan Didier, Donna Didion, Kim Doak, Patty Dollarhite, Beth Doyle, Pot Doust, Dave Dube, Diane Dube, Joe Dwire, Tom Eastgate, Patty Emmett, Mark Erwin, Bruce Esquivel, Louis 68 ACTIVITIES VARY FOR CLASS OF 75. P P Fetzer, Harold Finton, Chuck Franken, Conny Frankewich, Paul Freistroffer, John Fitzwilliam, Lori Forst, Linda Fosnaugh, Kim Foulkes, Grant Gabet, Joe Garrison, Jeff Garvey, John Gaskill, Kathy Geradot, Denise Geradot, Pam Glasper, Sue Golecke, Marilyn Gomez, Tom Goodman, Andy Guzman, Victoria Harber, Joe Harber, Kathy Harber, Mike Hossig, James Top — Mary Beth Clemmer hurries to get her homework done before home- room ends. Above — The Freshmen stampede to lunch. Below — What ' s trump? giggles Kim Didion to Denise Rose. Hecke, Mark . _ Henkenius, Neil ' Hensinger, Mary Hewitt, Sue Hoagland, Jerry 69 HIGH SCHOOL NEW EXPE Hodde, Harry Houser, Joe Johnson, Dave Johnson, Rich T ' ■♦ Jones, Mark Jones, Janice Jones, Sincerria Junk, Kathy Kelly, Tim Kiel, Janice Kiester, Kothy Kimes, Meg Kirk, Kevin Kleber, Karen Koester, Dennis Kuhn, Carol Lavi rence, Greg Leeuw, Dan Leon, Mark McDaniels, Betty Mock, Daniel Martin, Gory Miller, Kofhy Minich, Janeen Momper, Shelley Moore, Jim Murphy, Tim Nagel, Dennis Nix, Jeff Nolan, Jeannie Norman, Abner Orth, Rose Osterholt, Karen Outlaw, James Papenbrock, Joe Powers, Theresa Quinn, Sue Roger, Cheryl Reiter, Mike Renteroo, Roy Richardson, Leon Riester, Jerry Rondot, Judy Rose, Dennise m m m Top Left — The Freshman squad leads a cheer at the pep session. Center — Euchre, a favorite postime in homeroom. Above — A freshman eyes a problem. 70 RIENCE FOR FRESHMAN Rossworm, Phil Roth, Ken Rudney, Ted Sackash, Lisa Sanders, Kenny Schaab, Neai Schott, Mike Schnurr, Barb Schuhler, Dave Schuhen, Diane SsuUer, Kieth Shadle, Anne Smith, Maureen Smith, Nancy Smith, Sandy Stanutz, Tammy Stephen, Cynthia Spatt, Sharon Spreen, Mary Taylor, Rick Thom as, Marsha Tippmann, Martin Topp, Tom Torres, Julien Troutman, Marie Turner, Kevin Vorndran, Bill Weatherspoon, Tina Weikart, Mark Weldon, Mike Weller, Kim Welling, Stacey Walchle, Nancy Walker, Dan Walker, Tom Zuber, Becky Top — Coach Bear ' Lasko teaches his gym class the basics of wrestling. Above — Freshmen discuss a day ' s progress. 71 i r. NEW ADMINI9TRATI0N U9HERS IN FINAL YEAR. The 33rd year of Central Catholic as a co-ed high school was headed by Rev- erend Marvin Tellers as Principal with Reverend Reginald Kellogg as Vice- Principal. Mr. Steve Beights took over the job of Dean of Discipline as well as continuing his classroom teaching in Physics. Sister Constance managed the busi- ness office with the aid of several stu- dents. The guidance department was directed by Mr. Paul Miller with vari- ous teachers lending assistance during their free periods. Mrs. Betty Roller and Mrs. Bernice Ocken were secretaries to the principals. The cafeteria staff was under the direction of Mrs. Francis Koch while maintenance consisted of Ron Fisher, John Diamante, and Earl Schmitt. Right — Fr. Tellers and Fr. Kellogg discuss school affairs. Below right — Mr. Beights thinks over his dual re- sponsibilities as dean and teacher. Below — Fr. Tellers celebrates mass in a classroom. :• S ' Top — Sr. Constance is continually updating the school ' s business files. Above — Mr. Miller gives reference for working students. Top right — Mrs. Ocken busily types out the morning attendance sheet. Above right — Setting up appointments for Fr. Kellogg is 1st floor secretary Mrs. Roller. Right — Fr. Reginald takes time to room the halls. 75 BRENT ANDERSON Business Moth, Algebra Essentials, Head Football Coach, Assistant Track STEPHEN BEIGHTS Physics, Science Seminar, Dean of Discipline, Wide World of Sports ALOIS BUCHHEIT English, Speech, Foil Play Director Dromo Director, DWIGHT CRAFT Social Problems, Head Basketball Cooch, Cross Country, Athletic Di- rector SISTER MARGARET DORSCH U.S. History VICKI EUCKERT English CC ' s ADDS FIVE NEW FACULTY MEMBERS C.C. was a new and unfamiliar place for several new teachers. The Irish welcomed Mrs. Carolyn Manuel, French instructor, and Mr. Louis Reich took over the art classes as well as some of the drafting classes. Mr. Bill Nancarrow v as an assistant foot- ball coach along with senior teacher for Social Problems and some drafting classes. Mr. Dan Fed- erspiel received a view of the Irish ' s inside by taking over advisor of the SHAMROCK and the ECHO. He also had Junior English and Journalism together with Social Problems, Business Low and Religion. Due to the illness of Miss Julia Heighwoy, Mrs. Ruth Wyss continued classes in Health and Physical Ed. Sr. Julie Kramer returned to C.C. ' s Chemistry and Algebra Classes after a one-year leave of absence. The Home Economic Department was returned to Sr. Alice Friend after a year ' s change in her schedule. The Business Department was reunited v ith Sr. Constance Kresbach, who too had a changed schedule from previous years. 76 DAN FEDERSPIEL English, Journalism, Publications, Business Law, Social Problems, Re- ligion, Publications Advisor, Fresh- man Class Moderator SISTER ALICE FRIEND Home Ec, Home Ec. Department SISTER M. RICHARD GRIFFITH English, Religion JULIA HEIGHWAY Girls Physical Education, Health and Safety, G.A.A,, Red Cross, Girls Athletic Department Below — Mr. Herber and his class take advantage of a warm spring day. SISTER MARILYN HERBER English, Religion, Student Council Moderator ROBERT HERBER Government, Black History, U.S. History, Assistant Basketball, Golf Coach SISTER JULIE KRAMER Chemistry, Algebra, Science Seminar SISTER CONSTANCE KREBSBACH Shorthand, Typing, Business Office SISTER MARY E. LANE EDL Reading, Reading Laboratory GERALD LASKO Boys Physical Education, Health and Safety, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach DANIEL LONEY Biology, Science Seminar, Marriage, Guidance CAROLYN MANUEL French, French Club, Moderator SISTER PAT McCarthy Moth, Algebra, Senior Class Mod- erator SISTER MARY TERESA MILLER Lotin, Library Club, Latin Club, Projection Club 78 SISTER DORIS MOHL English, English Department FATHER MUELLER Religion, Religion Department BILL NANCARROW Social Problems, Economics, Draft- ing, Assistant Football Coach, Assis- tant Track DICK REED Physical Science, Science Seminar, Modern Technology, Guidance, Ju- nior Class Moderator FACULTY NUMBER 39 IN FINAL YEAR. CC ' s maintenance staff consists of (above left) John Diamente, (above) Earl Schmitt, and (left) Ron Fisher. DONALD RYAN Typing, Bookkeeping, Cross Country RONALD STANSKl Algebra, Baseball Coach, Assis- tant Basketball YVONNE STANSKl English, Sophomore Class Mod- erator THOAAAS TEUSCH Spanish, Spanish Club LOUIS REICH Art, Drafting WALTER REIGER Algebra, Geometry, Science Seminar, Moth Club 80 MART IN TIERNEY Spanish, English, Creative Writ- ing, Contemporary Literature, Spring Play Director SISTER MARIE VERDEYEN Biology FATHER WALKER Religion MICHAEL WEIDEMEIER Biology, Science Seminar, World Cultures, Tennis Coach, Fresh- man Basketball JOSEPH WOODS Band, Orchestra, Choir, Music Parents Club, Music Department .jSiXl2S!!! ai_-Jt - Y J- ' RUTH WYSS Health and Safety, Girls Physical Education Below — Cafeteria Staff, left to right: Vera Schlink, Ursula Al- ter, Audrey Sanders, and Frances Koch. 81 ni t 82 E — l Hft H 1 1 ' m r 1 Bbw ' fc i iS ACADEMICS 83 9 MONTHS X 4 WEEKS x 5 DAYS x 7 PERIODS = HOW MANY GLASSES? 84 85 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 86 LIBRARY BEC0ME9 A STUDY HALL 87 88 8TUDENT9 RELAX DURING HOMEROOM AND LUNCH HOUR 89 90 8ISTER MARY ESTER LANE HEADS READING LAB: GUEST SPEAKER ENLIGHTENS BUSINESS CLASSES 91 92 9PRIN6 WEATHER TURNS CLASSROOM STUDIES TO THE OUTDOORS 93 SCIENCE DEPART- MENT ADDS N EW COURSE A new class was added to the Science Department. The course. Science Seminar, which was open to the seniors, was taught by six teachers. Topics of the semester- long course varied from biology to modern technology to the dissection of pig fetus. Mr. Dick Reed headed the course with the assistance of the other science teachers. 94 Top Left — Ginnie McAfee and Jamie Emmett experiment with chemicals in the lab. Top — Mr. Reed explains the internal organs of the pig. Above — Senior girls examine the pig fetus. Left — Dan Kelble turns up the fire of his bunsen burner. Right — Bill Monijok tries to relate animal life to human life. 95 FR09H DEVELOP ATHLETIC ABILITIES IN PHYS ED CLASSES 96 97 HOME EC DEPT. OFFERS FOODS, CLOTHING, AND MANAGEMENT Under the guidance of Sister Alice, the Home Ec Department pinned, cooked, knitted, and sewed their way through the school year. Freshmen started their high school careers by learning the basics of crocheting, knitting, and sewing. The Sopho- mores took a semester of clothing and foods. Ad- vanced foods, meal planning and advanced clothing, involving tailoring, was offered to the Juniors. And the Seniors took a year of special courses in home management, including budgeting, decorating, and planning their future homes. 98 ♦ %, ' - 99 8TUDENT8 TAKE TIME OUT 100 101 102 A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING m. M ■ i ' .tf l 103 )04 0R6ANIZATI0N9 105 COUNCIL C00RDINATE9 ALL EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Under the direction of Marvin Billingsley, Rick Craney, Becky Kohrman, and Kevin Marquart, the Student Council led all activities for the year. Monica Lillich, head of Student Activities, made the preparations for school dances and bus trips. Bill Elv ard coordinated all civic activities, which included the coffee house at the Irish Weekend. Among Mike Eikenberry ' s duties as Internal Affairs head were raising the flag and changing the sign on Clinton St. Dale Cunningham organized all pep sessions. Chris Berger was in charge of student masses in the gym and at the Cathedral as head of the Spiritual Committee. Tom Felts acted as treasurer. During the Christmas season, the Council organized a Christmas party for underpriviledged children from Miss Virginia ' s. On every third Friday, homeroom reps collected for the Mexico missions. All together, $500 was collected The biggest activity was the Irish Weekend. Proceeds from the Weekend went to the ECHO, SHAMROCK, and the Olympic Band Fund. Giving spiritual guidance to the students and voicing the views of the teachers at the Student Council meetings was Sister Marilyn, moderator. 4 Above — Marvin Billingsley, Becky Kohrman, Rick Craney, Sister Marilyn and Kevin Marquart discuss Student Council plans. Above Right — One of the many young children C.C. students helped with their contributions to the Mexico Missions. Right — An unidentified flying freshmon ' rocks out ' at a Student Council sponsored after-game donee. 106 Above — Student Council committee heads. Front: Chris Berger, Spiritual, Dale Cun- ningham, Spirit, Monica Lillich, Student Activities. Back: Bill Elword, Civic Affairs, Tom Felts, Treasurer, and Mike Eikenberry, Internal Affairs. Right — Cheerleaders Teresa Moreno, Becky Escobedo and Tammy Derloshon par- ticipate in one of the pep sessions sponsored by the Student Council. Below — Student Council members lead the songs at the First Friday masses. 107 GOLDEN 9HAMR0CK BAND MARCHES ON Top— 1972 Band CouncI Officers. Seofed— Connie Braun, Theresa Osterholt, Jim Steinau, Mandy Brown. Standing— Willie Hazelton, Laura L.ght- body Moureen McBridc, Stan Rarick, Mary Jo Smith, Jon Stone, Keren Osterholt, Daniel Mack. , u j Abov ' e— Majorettes, left to right— Kathy Coffee, Janet Coffee, Merri Broun, Ann Weldon, Connie Broun, Maureen McBride, Mary Jo Craighead, Barb Thieme, Mandy Brown. 108 Top — The 1971-72 Central Catholic Golden Marching Band. Left — Jerry Mommer (left) and Phil Rondot (right) march in the Olympic Week Parade. Above — Mr. Joseph Woods directs the band at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Band drive. 109 Top — Centrol Colholic Chorus. Middle — Symphonic Orchestra. Below — Dance Band. 110 MU9IC DEPT. ENTERTAINS WITH CONCERTS, SHOWS. AND PARADES The 1971-72 orchestra and dance band were continually busy throughout the school year. The orchestra members performed for the choral concerts, Christ- mas Concert, and the Spring Concert. Although the dance band did not en- ter the NISBOVA contest this year, they were much involved with other ac tivities. One of their main performances was at the Valentine Dance on February 13. During Olympic Week, the band also provided music for the Olympic Ball which helped raise money for the band ' s trip to Germany. The year ' s activities were concluded when the Daughters of Isabelle gave a banquet in the dance band ' s honor. Concerts, Masses, and the Swing Choir were just some of the events that kept the CCHS Concert Choir busy. During the year, there were two main choral con- certs. The Concert and Swing Choir dis- played their abilities at these presenta- tions and also the Christmas Concert. The Choir itself was highlighted at the Christmas Mass when the members sang G. F. Handel ' s famous Hallelujah cho- rus. In April, the Concert Choir gave a half-hour show for the children at the Rudisell School of Special Education. The final appearance of the Concert Choir was at the Combined Concert held on May 12. To finish the year, Mr. Woods awarded the choir with a pizza and pop party. The CCHS Golden Shamrock Marching Band never had a dull moment. Ever since the middle of December, when the band received a telegram from Mr. O ' Brien of Notre Dame saying they were invited to the Summer Olympics, they had been in action continuously. At the beginning of the year, the band per- formed at all of CC ' s home football and basketball games. These perfor- mances also gave the Musician Major- ettes a chance to display their talents. In addition the band participated in a total of four parades including a parade held in their honor during Olympic Week, April 17-22. This year ' s Christmas Concert was performed for the student body and included Santa Clous and Fros- ty the Snowman. This year Marvin Billingsley represent- ed Central Catholic in the NISBOVA state contest and received a second place, ex- cellent rating. Marvin sang I Wonder as I Wander by Jacob Niles. Above — String Ensemble: Mr. Woods, Mark Kohne, Mark Borton, Mark Leon, Marvin Billingsley. Left — Chorus Officers: Rex McKinney, Karen Archacke, Debbie Wyott, Mel Billingsley. Ill Once again the senior girls took the G.A.A. warboll, basketball, and volleyball tournaments to rennain undefeated in four years of intra- mural play. The seniors have won the tourna- ments since they were freshmen, and the class of ' 72 ' is the first class to have won every tournament. The G.A.A. officers elected for the 1971-1972 year were President Dale Cunningham, Vice- President Becky Banasiok, Treasurer Jana Rauch, and Secretaries Cindy Rietdorf and Mary Simone. Miss Heighway was the moderator for G.A.A. This year the G.A.A. organized many activities including the annual roller skating party and hikes to Franke. The yearly Mixer was held at McMillan Park. The senior awards banquet was held at Hall ' s Gas House, and Mrs. Weiss stood in for Miss Heighway. The girls received various awards, and Becky Banasiak received a trophy for the most points earned in four years. The Central Catholic Wide World of Sports Club kicked off the year with the election of of- ficers: Mike Fridley, President; Tim Hake, Vice- President; Beth Van Meter, Treasurer, and Cindy Rietdorf, Secretary. The club sponsored ski trips to Cannonsburg, Swiss Valley, and an overnighter to Irish Hills. The club also organized a swimming party to Club Olympia and a bike hike to Decatur, In- diana. 9ENI0R9 TAKE 6AA TOURNAMENT Above — G.A.A. officers Becky Banasiak, Cindy Rietdorf, Jana Rauch, Dale Cunningham, and Mary Simone surround Miss Heighv ' oy. Belovi — Senior Women pose for a picture after their fourth volleyball victory. n2 TITLES 4TH YEAR IN A ROW l?fcv Ginnie McAfee swings at the G.A.A. picnic. Above — Sports Club Officers Mike Fridley, Cindy Rietdorf, Beth Von Meter, and Tim Hoke show Mr. Beights what they think of him. Below Left — Tammy Derloshon, Maureen Gerardot, and Sheila Streicher talk about tomorrow ' s skiing. Below Right — Junior girls fight for the ball at the G.A.A. picnic. Below — Juniors play the Frosh in the G.A.A. volleyball tourna- ment. 113 LANGUAGE CLUBS CREATE j - J|i 4 French Club officers — C. Thompson, B. Banasiak, Mrs. Manuel, G. Gabet, and J. Dube. Jim Seyfert serenades Donna Niemeier and Terry Kumfer. French Club — C. Thompson, C. Berger, J. Imler, B. Banasiak, G. Gabet, S. Moser, K. Powers, J. Dube, T. Ryan, Mrs. Manuel, and J. Rondot. 114 FRIEND8HIP9 AND ACTIVITIES Spanish Club officers — Connie Colelli, Mary Rodriguez, Jane Barile, Maureen Gerardot, Barb Charois and Mr. Tierney moderator. Latin Club officers — Melvin Frecher. Sister Mary Teresa moderator, Julie Harber, and Kathy Ballou. US AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB PUT8 ON TALENT 8H0W This year, Ted Hatch from WLYV was Mas- ter of Ceremonies at the Afro-American Club ' s annual fashion show. The show was also a talent show, and a panel of judges awarded trophies to the different winners. The talent included singers and dancers, and the styles were new and different. The officers chosen for the 1971-1972 school year were Roland Maxwell, Terry Lov- ing, Audrey Ballou, and Tina Weatherspoon. Throughout the year, the club has spon- sored bake sales to raise money for the club. They also organized many dances featuring the Upsetters. Above — Afro-American Club officers, Terry Loving, Roland Maxwell, Tina Weather- spoon, and Audrey Ballou pose for their picture. Below Left — Ted Hatch does his opening monologue at the fashion show. Below Right — Second place winners in the talent show. 116 bove — A panel of judges watches the fashion and talent show. Above — The crowd watches as two of the perfornners sing. Above Members of the Afro-American Club are seated from left to right, Sincerria Jones, Charles Outlaw, Terry Loving, Roland Maxwell, Tina Weather- spoon, Audrey Ballou, Debbie Bermes, and Phyllis Merriweather. 117 C LUB8 CREATE RESPONSIBILITY Projection Club — R. Maxwell, T. Ryan, A. Welling, J. Vondoran, Sister Mary Teresa. Explorer Club — Mr, Rieger, Mr. Reed, Mr. Loney, V, Ramirez, T. Fetzer, R. Winebren- ner, M. Voors, M. Griffith. Library Club officers — Ida Jordan, Sister Mary Teresa, Chris Berger, Sylvia Singleton, and Alice McDaniel. 118 FILM STRIP IS LAST SHAMROCK Co-editors of the 1971-72 SHAMROCK were seniors Becky Kohrman and Tom Felts. Later in the year, the job was turned over to Dan Rosswurm. The newspaper was published until fi- nancial problems finally shut its commer- cial issues down. To keep the paper going, the staff mimeographed editions, like the first CC papers. The staff attempted to print an issue every ten days, and usually met their hurried deadlines. During the year part of the staff attended the NSPA-JEA Convention at the Palmer House in Chicago. The three-day confer- ence stressed layout, printing, and report- ing techniques. The last edition of the SHAMROCK was Jerry McClish ' s slide presentation, which was shown at the final pep session and at the Baccalaureate Dinner. Left — Anitra Tescula and Becky Kohrman are busy working on an idea for the Shamrock. Above — Four of the Shamrock Staff are caught off guard during the rush to get to work. Shamrock Staff — Mr. Federspiel, Mary Anne Arnold, Dan Rosswurm, Monica Lillich, Tom Felts, Heide berger, Becky Kohrman, Bill Elward, Mary Jackson, Anitra Tescula, Don Palmer, Candy Creason, Chris Berger. 119 IRI9H 8P0RT e-2-1 RECORD. CITY FEEL8 IRI8H POWER The Central Catholic Fighting Irish football team ended the gridiron season with a winning record of 6-2-1. Under the leadership of Coach Brent Anderson the Irish were ranked 19th in the state. This years defense, one of the toughest in the state, allowed only 51 points in 9 games. Never was more than one touchdown scored against them. Honors went to many of the Irish players. Mike Eiken- berry received first team all state recognition, and Felix Ortiz and Matt Lindsay received honorable mentions in state. For the south division, C.C. placed five members on the all city first team. Mike Eikenberry was the only one to play both offense and defense. C.C. also had Terry Christman, quarterback, and Max Richardson, running back, Tom Bier- man, linebacker, and Felix Ortiz, tackle. Above — Mart Lindsay Is reody for action. Left — Mark Rondot assists Joe Avila with an injured ankle. Below — Terry Christnrian receives last minute instruc- tions from Coach Anderson. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1971 OPPONENT C.C. Concordia South Bend LaSalle 8 7 Wayne 14 6 Elmhurst 8 11 Bishop Dwenger 19 Bishop Luers North Side 29 6 Snider 6 7 Northrop 14 7 South Side 14 7 122 Above — Back row: Mike Eikenberry, Mike Simone, Gary Moeller, John Freistroffer, Tom Bierman, Matt Lindsay, Tony Quinn, Felix Ortiz, Max Richardson, Kevin Carroll, Dave Sorg, Gory Ehmke. Second row: Kevin Boxberger, John Tescula, Terry Christman, Tony Avila, Aaron Singleton, Phil Frantz, Don Hilker, Dick Hilker, Greg Gabet, Herman Hoffner, Fred Smith, Tim Goodman. Front row: Morris Taylor, Ricardo Renteria, Mike Avila, Don Krouse, Mel Billingsley, Joe Av ilo, Larry Budenz, Tim Nicodemus, Dan Woenker, Pete Derheimer, Kenny Block. ' ' ' ' - ' - i J r - V fvit v , -. V Above — Joe Avila plunges through for a first down. Below — Irish offense is on the move against Luers Knights. 123 RE9ERVE8 ADD TO IRI8H POWER Back row — Ted Rodney, Leon Richardson, Mark Weikart, Corny Chacon, Tom Walker, Jeff Nix, Tim Goodman, Rob Emmett, Coach Nancarrow. Second row — Dan Leeuvv, Chuck Coftrell, Joe Gabet, Jerry Hoagland, Dove Johnson, Mike Mochlon. Front row — Kenny Block, Kenny Roth, Jim Moore, Ron Vandermotten, Steve Woenker, Dennis Koester, Joe Houser, Dave Sorg. Coach Anderson sends Irish power to the field. Fighting Irish strength is never benched. 124 Above left — Irish are encouraged by the Purple Pride. Above right — Detemninotion is carried through. Left — Coach Heminger reviews the night ' s plays. Above — Pete Derheimer and Tim Goodman practice for a tough kick-off. CHEERLEADERS HEAD IRISH IN SPIRIT The 1971-72 Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of one senior and four juniors. Senior Teresa Moreno, a cheerleader for four years, was captain of this year ' s squad. The juniors, all who have been cheerleaders for three years were: Jane Barile, co-captain, Mary Anne Berkshire, Tamnny Der- loshon, and Becky Escobedo. The squad attended the U.S.C.A. camp in George Wil- liams College, Wisconsin during the summer where they earned four ribbons and brought back new cheers, pep rally ideas, new mounts and a pom-pom routine which they performed in this year ' s Fall Play. Sue Ann Todoran and Sharon Johnson served as this year ' s sponsors for the squad. Working very closely with the Varsity during pep sessions and games were the Reserve cheerleaders: Cindy Arnold, captain, Larene Dilley, Connie Colelli, and Vicki Kartholl. Also involved in some pep sessions and the Irish Invita- tional were Freshmen cheerleaders: Judy Rondot, captain, Julie Delegrange, Cheryl Christmon, Kathy Miller, Kathy Kiester, Shelley Momper, Carol Bergeron, and Pam Gerardot. Above left — Frosh top — K. Miller, J. Delegrange, C. Bergeron, J. Rondot, P. Gerardot, K. Kiester, S. Momper, C. Christman. Above right — Reserve top — C. Arnold, l. Dilley, V. Kartholl, C. Colelli. Below — Varsity left — M. Berkshire, J. Barile, B. Escobedo, T. Moreno, T. Derloshon. 126 Above — Becky Escobedo gives a jump for the purple and the gold. Left — Mary Anne Berkshire adds spirit to an Irish gain, Belovi left — Clancy shares some Irish Spirit. Below — Coaches accepts gift from varsity cheerleaders. 127 Varsity Basketboll Team: bock row, Mark Kohne, Moe Simone, Rob Wyalt, Larry Freeman, Bob Olry, ond John Hartman. Front row: Tim Hake, Fred Smith, Mel Billingsley, Chuck Freiburger, Larry Spreen. Not pictured; Greg Gabet. IRISH HUSTLERS KEEP TRYING The Central Catholic basketball team saw a not prosperous year end with a 2-17 record. Five gomes, how- ever, were lost by ten or fewer points. Despite the dismal season, the Irish gained much in experience. The team, made up of a majority of juniors, will carry their abilities to Bishop Dwenger and Bishop Luers in the following year. The fine standouts during the 1971- 1972 season were Larry Freeman, who received All-City honors, and Mark Kohne with the most rebounds. The big men on the boards were Bob Ol- ry, John Hartman, and Greg Gabet. Backcourt men were Chuck Freiburger, Larry Spreen, and Tim Hake. The se- niors on the squad consisied of guard Fred Smith and forward Moe Simone. Top — Chuck Freiburger goes up for on Irish basket. Left — Bob Olry adds to C.C. ' s score while Cadets stand by. Above — Irish team hustles against Bruins. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1972 OPPONENT C.C. OPP. Bellmont 44 62 DeKalb 57 76 Bishop Dwenger 81 94 Elkart 39 69 South Side 47 64 Mishawaka Marian cancelled Wayne 50 60 Penn 45 69 Irish Invitational Concordia 60 67 Elmhurst 58 59 North Side 51 95 Woodland 56 80 Snider 45 87 Elmhurst 41 68 Bishop Luers 60 55 Portland 58 80 Concordia 63 66 South Bend St. Joe 47 75 Northup 56 54 New Haven 68 71 Sectional New Haven 60 73 Above — Larry Freeman breaks for a pass. Left — Moe Simone fires up an Irish victory. Above — Junior center Mark Kohne proves Irish strength. Above action ABOVE — Frosh Basketball Team: back row, Coach Weidemeier, Mark Weikart, Dave Schuhler, Tom Wolker, John Freistroffer, Ted Rudny, Leon Richardson, Steve Daley. Front row, Dave Doust, Joe Gabet, Andy Goodman, Phil Rosswurm, Joe Houser, Julian Torres. TOP — Rossvirurm sneaks through for another bucket, ABOVE — Cade shoots over the outstretched defense. LEFT — Richardson fouled in the act of shooting. 130 RE9ERVE8 AND FR08H SHOW MUCH INDIVIDUAL TALENT Reserve Basketball Team; back row, Tom Leon, Rolland Maxwell, Byron Cade, John Pietzak, Coach Herber. Front row, Dave Herr, Pot Felts, Grant Fowlkes, Joe Bragg, Pat Quinn. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1972 OPPONENT C.C. OPP. Woodland 25 36 Concordia 25 39 Bellmont 27 42 Franklin 26 52 Garrett 31 40 Portage 42 64 Bishop Luers 32 46 Concordia 43 37 Bishop Luers 14 47 New Haven 31 32 Kekionga 20 50 Village Woods 45 50 Whitko 45 50 Bishop Dwenger 24 46 Concordia 32 39 Bishop Luers 34 51 Homestead 29 42 Heritage 51 44 RESERVE BASKETBALL 1972 OPPONENT C.C. OPP. Bellmont 50 47 Dekalb 48 54 Bishop Dwenger 38 52 Elkhart 40 44 South Side 39 65 Wayne 51 48 Penn 32 65 South Side 44 43 Concordia 53 55 North Side 42 62 Woodland 52 54 Snider 32 57 Elmhurst 33 66 Bishop Dwenger 37 51 Portland 42 49 Concordia 35 32 South Bend St. Joe 42 50 Northrop 40 48 New Haven 33 45 Goodman and Richardson cover the rebound as Rosswurm takes the shot. 131 FACULTY DISPLAY ATHLETIC TALENT 132 133 134 8P0RT9 AREN ' T JU8T FOR MEN 135 LASKO AND RYAN COACH. Cross Country Teom — back row: Coach Ryan, Rick Leeuw, Mike Covey; front row: Steve Hilker, Kevin Word, Phil Nix. 136 Track Team — back row: Coach Lasko, Max Richordson, Greg Gabet, Herman Haffner, Jim Nolan, Kevin Ward, Rick Craney, Steve Hilker, Phil Gfell, Phil Nix; middle row: Greg Lawrence, Bill Vorndran, Mike Machlon, Steve Daley, Dave Sorg, Corny Chacon, Andy Good- man, Joe Gabet; front row: Leon Richardson, Tom Connors, Harold Fetzer, Jeff Nix, Kevin Kirk, Don Derheimer, Mike Schott, Mark Weikart, John Freistroffer. CC ' s LAST RUNNER9 137 BASEBALL TEAM WINS CITY CROWN The Central Catholic Fighting Irish baseball team finished its season by winning a share of the 1972 City Baseball Crown. Even though Coach Ron Stanski ' s team finished with a 9-1 1 record, it won the important city- series games. Junior Don Krouse was named to All City Team as a result of his outstanding pitching. Coach Stanski continued to develop his high caliber talent by winning the title. In only three years of varsity baseball, the Irish hove won the city, sectional, and regional champion- ships. Right — Coach Stanski gives last minute instructions. Below — Baseball Team: back row: Coach Stanski, Joe! Clem- mer, John Hake, Mike Simone, Tim Hake, Matt Lindsey, Tony Quinn; middle row: Tim Goodman, Kenny Block, Bob Dens- more, Tom Leon, Pete Derheimer; front row: Don Woenker, John Tescula, Larry Spreen, Don Krouse, Chuck Freiburger. I .A -4 •1 u Top Left — Bob Densmore rounds third and heads for another Irish tolly. Top — Matt Lindsey rips off another extra bagger. Left — John Tesculo adds to CC ' s lead. Above — Adding another K is pitcher John Hake. 139 Top Left — Larry Spreen gets ready to scoop up another one. Top Right — Don Krouse looks for the ploy as he crosses home. Above — Dan Woenker stretches for another out. 140 KR0U9E RECEIVES ALL CITY HONORS ■■Mump Below- -Mike Simone gobbles up a ha rd smash at third base. Below Right- -Coach Stanski gives th e hit- and -run signal ot th rd base. Bottom — Dan Woenker backs up T m Hake at first base. 1972 VARSITY BASEB ALL OPPONENT CC OPP. Bellmont 2 South Adams 2 4 Angola 22 4 Concordia 10 2 Wayne 4 2 Wayne 8 4 New Haven 1 4 Concordia 6 5 Homestead 14 5 Elmhurst 14 3 Snider 1 n De Kalb 8 9 New Haven 10 I New Haven 8 10 Elmhurst 3 6 Fairview 5 North Side 14 1 Whitko 5 Snider 4 Northrup 2 Northrup 2 Woodland 5 4 South Side 7 4 Wawasee 8 1 Wawasee 3 Bloomington 8 10 SECTIONAL Concordia 1 5 141 VARSITY, INTRAMURAL, EXTRAMURAL . 142 143 144 atr EVERYBODY HA9 THEIR PLACE IN SPORTS 145 Remove not the ancient landmark nor invade the field of orphans: For the Redeemer is strong: He will defend their cause against you. ■Proverbs Chap. 23:10-1 1 FROM THE 1 97 1 -72 8TUDENT COUNCIL ( iml tAiholic Irish 148 merican ES r INDIA NA MIC HIGAN jyiierri l H-j-ff f. COMPANY .Si yi CO Of -D S o c 1,-5 It is not the outsiders we fear but the enemy within. John Hilker ' 46 HILKER MASONRY, INC. 301 5 Cherry Lane Fort Wayne, Ind. 46804 Steve Hilker Ad Manager Phone: 432-2933 Phone (219i 747-7482 TOOLS . DIES • FIXTURES • JIGS MOLDS • SPECIAL MACHINERY A. M. OSTERHOLT 2828 Commercial Road Fort Wayne. Indiana 46809 Seniors Kevin Morquardt ond Tom Filipiak keep on trucking Into Ajox Tool. 149 Good luck to the Class of ' 72 from KIESTER PLUMBING HEATING Residential and Commercial Repairing and Contracting Phone: 745-5307 Kathy ond Terry Kiester say, Flush em out Seniors! and good luck. Mr. Ken VonMeter g.ves doughter Beth fitting suggestions as she helps sophomore Kenny Block try on shoes. Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 come to: VM SHOE STORE 501 Broadway New Haven Phone: 749-4463 for the: Beth ' s Shoes on the Block Fulton and Main POTATO CHIPS Lunchtlme finds Senior Becky Bonosiak chipping away on her moth. 150 How swiftly the years sailed by on the silent waves of time Fleeting faces and blurred images on an all too fast voyage, I cling to memories as moorings to the dock, But the ropes are straining from the pull of the open sea And now I know that we must lift the sail and catch the winds of destiny Wherever they drive the boat. It is a boat longing for the sea and yet afraid, Afraid of unknown ports, but more — Afraid because there is no return . . . NEVER AGAIN. Goodbye C.C. and fhanlcs. 9eniors of 1972 Last Graduating Class of Central Catholic High Qchool U U u 0) .- .9 -o ;::; c: D O 0) U £ I : D in o o (U CD o --S ' E 6 .i; a o £ „ o - - 0) -Q tl ' -C _D o o u ' = 5 Jd d 2 0) u o D .5 O t - X N o C 5i c Q. a -: D - ,2 c I V ■ CD ►— QJ n o . . - I ? - .5 U o -r C E I £ jr R o E c — _c OJ 0) Q) I— O ( -C TO THE CLASS OF 1972 Compliments of DR. RON HUGUENARD ' 55 SCHINNERER Optometrist TRUEMPER, INC. General Contractors Engineers Fort Wayne, Indiana 46806 Lake-Anthony Medical Building 1417 No. Anthony John W. Truemper, Jr. 5212 South Hanno Street Edward M. Schinnerer Phone (219) 744-3291 Walter C. Shinnerer On behalf of the past and present officers of the C.C. Mothers ' Club, we wish the faculty and students the best of luck in all their future endeavors. —THE 1971-72 CC MOTHERS ' CLUB Officers of the Mothers ' Club. From left to right: Mrs. James Murphy, secretary; Mrs. Robert J. Glasper, treasurer; Mrs. Glenn W. Miller, president; Mrs. Harry Boxberger, vice- president. We comUbefore you. Father, with open hands. We have held gently the gift you have given us in our three years together. At times your gift has been light in our hands. At other times, we have carried a burden. We sense the fullness of rich memories, t(j H| ii i4 l ' i ( i tl | j i|li the opennpigHHil of hopes yet to be fulfilletK ' i--  i Accept bbth hs r ' ■ to you. Teach us ds on our way to open hands to receive youi open to share ' j ready to graci them to you. Ft youFoWri Spirit CITY UTILITIES Light and Power Water Filtration Sewage Treatment 156 SOCIAL PATRONS Mr. Mrs. James Banasiak Mr. Mrs. John Kartholl Mr. Martin W. VonWaldron, Esq. Mr. Mrs. William J. Connors, Class of 38, Brothers School Don Federspiel Sister Doris Mohl, 1939 Mr. Mrs. Carl A. Kohne Mr. Mrs. Gid Statz, Gid ' 35, Betty 36 Mr. Mrs. Mike Statz, 66 Mr. Mrs. Tom Wilson (Sandy Statz ' 66| Mr. Mrs. John Statz (John Debbie Plumb Statz ' 69) Charles Statz, ' 71 Mary Statz Mr. Mrs. Louis R. Craney Mr. Mrs. Don Thieme Mrs. Bernice Ocken Sister Mary Teresa Miller, S.P. Congratulations to the Lunch Bunch of 72 — Jana Rouch Mr. Mrs. Fred Behrns Karen Forst, ' 69 Mr. Mrs. Glenn M. Forst, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Gerald Venderley, ' 48 Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Brown Mr. Mrs. J. E. Felts Mary Cathrine Dumoto Dr. William M. Koester, Jr. ' 40 William M. Koester III, ' 68 James D. Koester, ' 69 Robert M. Koester, ' 69 Richard J. Koester, ' 71 Maureen A. Koester Dennis A. Koester Roy C. Jane Korte Mr. Mrs. Jack Braun Order of Friars Minor Conventual (O.F.M. Conv.l L. B. Mann Mr. Mrs. Don Loney, ' 64 To my loving mother and all the baseball games I missed- — Mrs. Manuel ' 37 i.V.M. Julia Heighway Bill Pie Noncarrow, ' 62 Bonne Chonce to the Class of ' 72- Robert F. Carr, Jr. ' 72 Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Carr, Sr. ' 36, Pat Carr, ' 66 Mike Carr, ' 65 Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Roller Mr. Mrs. Glen Swihart Mush on! Ann Arbor — Ft. Wayne Merger To Lois her $1.42, Beth Cindy, and especially to Marty — B.B. Mr. Mrs. Philip W. Dwire Reefer Rondot Mr. Mrs. Steve Keefer Robert Kimes Family Frank J. Federspiel, ' 34 Mr. Mrs. James Rondot Mr. Mrs. James E. McArdle, ' 45 Brent A. Anderson — Football Coach Teacher 1965-72 Mr. Mrs. Alvin Kleber Jeanne Kleber, ' 71 Marilyn Kleber The Sitko ' s ' 61 , May CC ' s spirit John B, Palmer, Dorothy A. Palmer (Lauer), ' 39 Mr. Mrs. Robert Niemeyer Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Orth Ronald E. Yvonne (Wagner) Stanski, ' 65 Mr. Mrs. James M. Didier, ' 48, ' 51 Wolter Rieger Jr. ' 65 Annolee Federspiel, ' 70 Frank Marge Federspiel, ' 58 God bless you Sr. Mary Elise — Don Federspiel, ' 60 Ste ve Federspiel, ' 61 Tom Barb Federspiel, ' 62 Laura Federspiel Brocho, ' 63 Mark Peg Federspiel, ' 67 Rosemary Federspiel, ' 69 Mrs. L. B. Mann Mr. Mrs. Samuel V. Imler Mr. Mrs. John Kiel Mr. Mrs. Richard Reed ' 63, ' 65, ' 67 ' 72 live on! — Sister Marilyn Herber, S.P. Jr. ASSOCIATES, INC ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS PLANNERS the original designers of C.C. I can ' t believe he ate the whole thing, soys Maureen O ' Connor, waitress at Dale ' s. But Paul Fleckenstein did, and he orders another as Becky Banasiak pon- ders her selection. Congratulations to the Class of ' 72 DALE ' S TIMES CORNERS RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN 591 5 Covington Rd. at U.S. 24 157 Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call and I ' ll be there. You ' ve got a friend. }:-A, V -.(( « . j- rTn. ' W f: :f Good luck Seniors From the Sophs ii-v ji II 74 ' 158 Best Wishes To The Class of 72 from HAMILTON ELECTRIC INC. Estimating— Contracting Let us . . . YR-4-U V. Ed Hamilton 743-9869 Dan, Pete and Mary Anne Derheimer worm up to Derheimer Bros. Inc. DERHEIMER BROS. INC. 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Shamrock 3.4; class secretary 4; cheerleader 1; art club president 3; homeroom rep 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; hon- ors 3; spring play 3,4. AVILA, TONY . . . homeroom rep 2; intramurols 3,4; varsity football 3,4; Spanish club 3. AVILA, JOE . . . closs treosurer 1; football 1.2, 3,4; student council. BANASIAK, BECKY . . . co-VALEDICTORIAN; closs vice-president 3,4; GAA 1,2,3.4; GAA vice-president 3.4; Echo staff 4; sports club 3,4; povvder-puff football 3,4; fall ploy 3.4; intramurols 1,2,3,4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; DAR good citizenship award 4; I M ' s Rapping Round ; high honor roll 1,2,3,4; French club 2,3,4, treasurer 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Indiana State Honors Math Program 3; CCHS Mothers Club scholarship for highest average junior 3; perfect atten- dance 3; tumbling 1,2.3; Tri-Koppa Award 3; outstanding teenager 3,4; student council sec- retary 2; highest average sophomore girl; Latin club 2; Latin oword 2; highest average freshman girl; CDL; McMillen Award 1; Ser- toma Award 1 . BANET, PAM . . . GAA t; intramurols 3. BANNING, DONNA . . . majorette; bond; NIS- BOVA. varsity chorus; French club; spring ploy; fall play; GAA; Shamrock staff. BATTRICK, DAVE ... lob assistant 4. BECK, KARYN . . . co-VALEDICTORIAN; high honor roll 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; sports club 3; Echo staff 4; Tri-Kappo Award 3; religion award 3; history award secretary 3; outstanding Merit Finalist. BEHRNS, TOM . . . band honor roll 1.2,3,4; intramurols 3,4, BERGER, CHRIS . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; intramurols 2,3; library club 2, treasurer 3, president 4; honor roll 1,2; high honor roll 3; photog- rapher 3,4; French club 2,3,4; Latin club 2; pep club 2; TIC 2; technology club 4; sports club 3,4; student council committee head 4; fall play 4. BERGER, HEIDE . . . Shamrock staff 4; club 3; GAA 1,2,3; pep club 1,2; 1; honor roll 1,2,3,4. 3; French club 2,3; teenager; Notional 1,2,3,4; Latin club; Spanish tumbling BETTS, ANDREA leader 1. BIBBO, MARY . BIERMAN, TOM basketboll 1; Red Cross 1; GAA 1; cheer- . . . football 1,2,3,4, all-city 4; baseball 2; Latin club 2; spring play 3; sports club 3,4; track; student council rep. BILLINGSLEY, MARVIN . . . Afro-American club student council president 4; Youth Alliance; Young World Development; class president 1 ; football 1 ; orchestra 1 . BILLINGSLEY, MELVIN . . . football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; track 2,3,4; class vice- president 1 ; Student council rep 2; Afro- American club vice-president 3,4; human re- lations club 1; Echo staff 3,4; choir 2,3,4; Shamrock. BILLS, ALIX . . . BLEEKE, LINDA . . . Spanish club; library club; perfect attendance. BOXBERGER, KEVIN . . . football 1,2,3,4; bas- ketball 1,2,3; intramurols 4; class treasurer 3,4; Spanish club. BRAGG, THERESA . . . GAA 2,3,4; pep club 1,2, 3; Spanish club 3; student council rep 2; honor roll 1,2,3,4; spring play 3; Junior Achievement 2,3,4. BRAUN, CONNIE . . . GAA 1; cheerleader 1; band 1,2,3.4, treasurer 4, council 3; ma- jorette 3,4; orchestra 3,4; chorus 2,3,4. BREWER, MARLENE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; honor roll 3, high 2; French club 2,3; Echo staff 4; class secretary 3. BROUGH, RICK . . . Latin club; perfect atten- dance 3; intramurols 1,2,3,4; sports club 3, 4; Spanish club 3,4. BROWN, AMANDA . . . varsity chorus 2; Echo staff 4; bond 1,2,3,4; majorette 3,4; band secretary 4, librarian 3,4, council 3; concert choir 3,4. BUCHHEIT, ANN . , . GAA 1,2; student council 2,3,4; class secretary 2; student spiritual council 1; fall play 3,4; spring ploy 1,2; in- tramurols 1,2; pep club 1,2; cheerleader 1; high honor roll 1,2,3; Spanish club 3; CDL 3. BUDENZ, LARRY . . . football 1,2,3,4; track 1, 2,3; weightlifting 1,2,3,4; class president 3,4; student council rep 2; Junior Rotarian 4. CADE, MICHELLE . . . CARR. ROBERT . . , perfect attendance 1,2,3,4; Spanish club; spring ploy 3; lob assistant. CARUSO, MARY LOU . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2,3; perfect attendance 1,2,3; Span- ish club; intramurols 1,2,3. CHARAIS, BARB . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club; intramurols; Spanish club president 4; honor roll; spring ploy 3; foil play; TIC 2. 164 eriRISTMAN, DIANE . . . GAA , pep club. CHRISTMAN, TERRY . . . football 1,2,3,4; bas- ketball 1; intramurals 3; baseball 2. COFFEE, JANET . . . band 1,2,3,4, council 3,4, librarian 3,4, majorette 3,4, heaci majorette 4; cheerleader 1; GAA 1,2; chorus 3,4; fall play 4; spring ploy 3. CONRAD, GREG . . . COTNER, DOLORES . . . homecoming court 4; chorus. COVEY, MIKE . . . cross-country 2,3,4; track 2. CREASON, CANDY . . . Valentine Queen 4; Shamrock 4; choir; French club 3. CUNNINGHAM, DALE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4 presi- dent 4; Student council pep spirit com- mittees heod 4; Echo staff 4; intramurals 1,2,3,4; sports club 4; powder puff football 4; high honor roll 2,3; pep club 1,2; orches- tra 2; music award 2; honor roll 1 ; Missions club 1. DALEY, DENISE . . . GAA 1,2,3; sports club 3,4; Latin club 2; art club 2,3; honor roll 1, high 2,3. DELEON, JOHN . . . football 1. DENNIS, PHYLLIS . . . honor roll 1,2,3,4. DERHEIMER, MARY ANNE . . . GAA; pep club; French club 3. DIAMENTE, MIKE . . . spring ploy 3; intramurals; baseball. DIDIER, TIM . . . basketball 2; intramurals 2,3, 4. DIDION, MIKE . . . DIRIG, JOANN . . . GAA 1; French club 2; TIC secretary 2. DIRIG, TIM . . . Latin club 2. DOUST, RICK . . . honor roll 2, high 1; Spanish club 3; Shamrock; student council rep 4; intramurals 3,4; spring ploy 3. DUDDY, JIM . . . honor roll 1,2,3,4; foil ploy 4; intramurals. DUMATO, MARY . . . GAA; intramurals; per- fect attendance; missions. DWIRE, PHIL . . . cross-country 1,2,3,4; honor roll 3; Spanish club 3,4; spring ploy 3; intra- murals 3,4. EALING, STEVE . . . football 1,2; track 1,2,3, reserve most valuable player; basketball 1. EHMKE, GARY . . . varsity football and track; intramurals 3,4. EIKENBERRY, MIKE . . . football 1,2,3,4, all- city 3,4, all-state 4; intramurals 3,4; student council 1, committee head 4; Spanish club 3; honor roll 1,2,3; weightlifting 1,2,3,4- ELWARD, BILL . . . football 1,2; track 1,2; stu- dent council committee head 4; Shamrock 3, 4; Echo 4, EMMETT, MEG . . . homecoming court 3; GAA 1; Valentine court 3; student spiritual coun- cil 1; fall play 3; spring play 3; Spanish club 3. ESCOBEDO, KATHY . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader captain 2; pep club 1,2,3; Spanish club; intramurals. FAIR, SUE . . . pep club 1. FELTS, TOM . . . Solutotorion; French club 2,3, vice-president 3; high honor roll 1,2,3,4; highest average boy 2,3; intramurals; var- sity tennis 3,4; Shamrock 3,4, editor 4; stu- dent council 3,4, treasurer 4; Junior Rotat- ion 4; Hearst Foundation Finalist; fall play 3; spring ploy 3; Notional Merit Letter of Commendation; Boys ' State; sports club 3. FILBIN, GERRY ... pep club 1,2,3; GAA 1; homecoming court 3; sports club 3,4; French club 2. FILBIN, JANET . . . GAA 1; library club 1; mission club 1; student council rep 2; Spanish club; sports club. FILIPIAK, TOM . . . band 1,2; honor roll 3, high 1,2; highest average freshman boy; intra- murals; sports club. FORST, JANICE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4, president 3; pep club 1,2; student council rep 3; honor roll 1,2,3; fall ploy 3; intramurals 1,2,3,4. FRANK, MIKE . . . chess club 1; honor roll 1,2, 3,4; intramurals 3,4; News-Sentinal teen re- porter 3,4; Shamrock; fall play 4. FREEHILL, NANCY . . . class treasurer 2; pep club 1,2,3,4, officer 2; GAA 1,2,3; spring ploy 2,3,4; fall ploy 4; Latin club; Spanish club 2,3; intramurals mission club 1; pow- derpuff football 3,4; art club 2; student coun- cil 2; sports club 3,4; honor roll 1,2,3. FREISTROFFER, LAURA . . . Latin club; GAA; pep club; spring play; fall ploy 4. FRISINGER, THERESA . . . GAA 1,2; French club 2,3. GARRIOTT, JEAN tendance 2. GARZA, RENE . . . pep club 1 ,2; perfect ot- GEARY, SUE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2; student council 4; intramurols; fall and spring plays 3,4; Spanish club 3,4; perfect attend- ance 1,3,4; honor roll; Echo staff 4. GEBHARD, SARAH . . . perfect attendance 1; spring play 3; foil play 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Spanish club 1,2,3; pep club 1,2,3,4; sportp club 4; powderpuff water-gilr and medic 3,4. GEORGE, STEVE . . . GERHARD, PATTI . . . GAA 1,2,3; intramurals; Spanish club. football 1. GFELL, KATHY . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1,2; French club 3. GLASER, KAREN . . , honor roll 3; shorthond award. GRABOWSKI, TOM . . . perfect attendance 1 ,3,4. GRAY, SHAUGHN . . . intramurals 3,4. HAKE JOHN . . . football 1,2; baseball 2; 165 3,4; basketball 1.2; intramurals 3,4; spring play 3; Spanish club 3. HAMILTON, BECKY . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1, 2; Spanish club 3; high honor roll 2; library club 4; CDL 3. HAMM, LINDA . . . GAA 1.2; intrannurals 1,2. 3,4; Latin club 1.2; missions 1; pep club 2; math club 2; honor roll 2,3. HARBER, PAUL . . . Latin club; French club; in- tramurals. HARKINS, TOM . . . HARTMAN, PAUL . . . swim teom 1; track 2,3, 4; intramurals 2,3,4; honor roll 1,2,3,4; spring ploy 2,3,4; fall play 3,4; perfect at- lencJance 1 ,2. . . GAA 1,2,3; art club 2. . perfect attendance 1 ,2, GAA 2.3.4; Spanish club HAZELTON. BILL . . . boncJ 1,2,3,4, officer 2; basketball 1,2; intramurals 3,4. HELMSING, SUE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; French club 2; pep club 1,2; TIC 2; tumbling 1,2; foil ploy 3; spring ploy 3; Shamrock 3; library club 3,4. HENSINGER, JANET HESSLER, WALTER . 3,4; intramurals. HEWITT, CINDY . . 3; perfect attendance 3. HIGGENS. KATHLEEN , . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1,2; missions 1; art club 2; chorus 3. HILKER, DAN . . . football 1,2,3,4; track 2,3; Spanish club 2,3,4; weight lifting 1,2,3,4; in- tromurols 3,4; perfect attendance 2,3. HOGAN, ELLEN . . . GAA 1,2.3,4; student coun- cil 1,4; sports club 4; Echo co-editor 4; hon- or roll 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2,3; powderpuff 3,4; intramurals 3,4. ISBELL, MARY . . . GAA 1.2,3,4; pep club 1,2,3; powderpuff 3,4; intramurals 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Queen 4. 1,2,3; Latin club 2; intramurals 3. JACKSON. MARY BETH . . . GAA 1.2.3; Sham- rock 4; pep club 1,2; powderpuff 4; Spanish club 3; student council rep 2; tumbling 1; fall play. JANEWAY, DAVE . . . JOHNSON, DEBBIE . . . GAA 1,2,3; sports club 3,4; pep club; intramurals. JOHNSON, TOM . . . football 1; wrestling 1; baseball 2; intramurols 3,4; student council 4; Youth Alliance 4. JORDAN. IDA . . . library club 4; art club 3; Afro-American club 2.4, KIESTER. TERRY . . . Echo editor 4; GAA; pep- club; reserve cheerleader; honor roll; student council; intramurals; art club; Shamrock 3; fall ploy 3; spring ploy. KLEBER. JOE . . . footboll 1.2.3; baseball 2; basketball 1; intramurals 3,4. KOHRMAN, BECKY . . . high honor roll 2.3,4; Spanish club 3,4; Shamrock 3.4. editor 4; TIC 2; student council rep 3. secretary 4; Allen County Solety Council 3; spring play 3; math club 2; Girls ' State alternate 3; Al- len County teen jury 3; l M ' s ' Rapping Round 4. KOONTZ, TOM . . . honor roll 1, high 2.3; spring ploy 3; fall play 4; Spanish club trea- surer 3; intramurals 3.4, KROEMER, JERRY . . . track president 2; cross-country KUHN. KATHY . . . GAA 2,3,4; perfect attend- ance 3; Student council 3; French club 1,2; high honor rod 1 ,2,3; Red Cross 2; intra- murals 3. LAGUNA, SALLY . . . honor roll 3; GAA 1; pep club 2,3; library club 2,3; plays 4. LAPP, JEFF . . . student council rep 1; fall play 3,4; Latin club 2; chess club 1; spring play 3,4; intramurals 2,3,4; Shamrock staff 3,4. LEEUW. RICK . . . Latin club 2; track 2,3,4; cross-country 3,4; honor roll 1,2,3,4; per- fect attendance 1 ,2; intramurals 2,3,4; Shamrock staff 3. LEFFERS, MATT . . . track; cross-country. LIGHTBODY, LAURA . . . band 1,2,3,4, council 4; orchestra 2,3,4; GAA 1; fall play 3; intramurals 4; religion oward 1; Latin club 2; French club 3. LILLICH, MONICA . . . Shamrock and fall ploy; student council head; sports club; Spanish club. LOPEZ, EDDIE . . . intramurals 3. LYSIK, HENRY . . . honor roll. MAGNER. KEVIN . . . track 1,2,3. MANIJAK, WILLIAM . . . Latin club 2; moth club 2; sports club 3,4; fall play 4. MARQUARDT, KEVIN . . . student council par- liamentarian 4; rep 1,3; band 1,2,3,4, offi- cer 2,3; math club; Spanish club; CAP; honor roll; fall play 3,4; Shamrock staff 3; orchestra 1,2,3,4; dance band 1,2,3,4; in- tramurols; sports club. MARTIN. KATHY . . . GAA 1,2,3; student coun- cil rep 3; honor roll 2,4; missions 1; pep club. MCAFEE, TIM . . . sports club 3,4; spring play 2,3,4; fall play 3; football 1,2; art club 2,3; Latin club 2; honor roll 1,4, high 3; intra- murals. 3,4; spring committee McGREW, PAM . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1,2,3; art club 2.3; French 2,3; Red Cross 1. McCLISH, JERRY . . . audio-visual club 1,2, 3,4, pres. 4; photographer 3,4. MINICH, STEVE . . . track 3; honor roll 3; cross-country 4; perfect attendance 1,2.3,4; intramurals 3,4. MOELLER, GARY . . . football; track; fall ploy; spring ploy; intramurals; weightlifting; Span- ish club. MOHLER, PAM . . . GAA 1; French club 3. MORENO, TERESA . . . cheerleader 1,2,3,4, captain 4; student council 3,4; pep club 1,2; Echo 4; sports club 4; GAA 1 ,2; honor roll 1 ,2,3; Sponish club 3. NAGEL, CAROL . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1, 2,3; intramurals 2,3,4; perfect attendance 2. NAGY, CATHY . . . band 1,2,3,4; art club 2, 3; Latin club 2. NICOLA, STEVE . . . Spanish 1; sports club; perfect attendance 1.2.3; honor roll 1.2, high 3; intramurals 3; audio-visual club; chess club; swim team; varsity and reserve track. NIX, STEVE . . . football 1; honor roll 1; intra- murals 2,3. NOLAN, TOM . . . honor roll 1,2,3,4; Latin club; intramurals; sports club 3,4. O ' CONNOR, MAUREEN . . . GAA 1; spring play 1 ; fall play 4. OFFERLE, PAUL . . . honors 2; intramurals 3. ORTIZ, FELIX . . . football 1,2,3.4, all-city 2,3, 4; intramurals; Spanish club. OSTERHOLT, THERESA . . . bond 1,2,3,4, vice- president 4, head librarian 3,4; dance band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; student council 1,3,4; honor roll 1,2,3,4; spring play 3; Latin club 2; math club 2; LIPN award 2,3; sports club 3; orchestra 2,3,4; intramurals. PALMER, DON . . . honor roll 1,2,3,4; fall play 3,4; Spanish club 4; Shamrock 3,4; 166 baseball 2; cross-country 2; basketball 1; Latin club vice-president 2; intramurals. PALMER, JOHN . . . intramurals. PICILLO, TINA . . . PIERCE, MIKE . . . QUINN, TONY . . . football 1,2,3,4; baseball ] ,2,3; reserve basketball; McMillen Award 1. RAUCH, JANA ... pep club; GAA 1,2,3,4, treasurer 4; honor roll; Valentine court 3,4; intramurals 1,2,3,4; art club treasurer 3; student council 4; Latin club 2. REED, JIM . . . band 1; Latin club 2; explorer post 3. REITH, MIKE . . . intramurals 3. RIEGLING, GARY . . . RIETDORF, CINDY . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; sports club 3,4, secretary 4; intramurals 3,4; Junior Prom Queen; Latin club 2; Homecoming Court 4; student council 4; Echo staff 4. ROBINSON, MARY . . . student council; GAA; pep club. RODRIGUEZ, TONY . . . Spanish club vice-presi- dent 3. RODRIGUEZ, ZOILA . . . varsity chorus I. ROMANO, ANNE . . . GAA 1. RONDOT, MARK . . . track 1,2,3; cross-country 2,3; football 4; Spanish club; intramurals 3,4; spring play 3,4; fall ploy 4; honor roll 1. RONDOT, PHIL . . . band 1,2,3,4; swim team 1; baseball 2,3,4; honor roll 1,2; orchestra 3,4; sports club 3; intramurals 3,4; NIS- BOVA award 3. ROTH, PATRICIA . . . perfect attendance 1; GAA 1,2; pep club 1,2; honor roll 1,3; high 2; Echo stoff 4; art club 2. RUE, MARY ANN . . . chorus 3. RUSH, RITA . . . GAA 1,3,4; Latm club 2; sports club 4; intramurals 3,4; art club 2,3. RUSS, TERESA . . . GAA. SABLIC, JIM . . . honor roll 3. SANDERS, KAY . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1,2; art club 2; perfect attendance 2. SCHAAB, DAN . . . honor roll 1,2,3,4; math club; Latin club; French club; intramurals 2, 3,4; sports club 3,4. SCHERER, TIM . . . perfect attendance 1,2,4; in- tramurals 3,4. SCHMIDT, NIA . . . perfect attendance 1,2,3, 4; honor roll. SCHNELKER, JANET . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1, 2,3; cheerleader 1,2; honor roll 3. SCHOENLE, RON . . . intramurals 3,4. SEIBERT, JUDY ... pep club 1,2; GAA 1,2; honor roll 1, high 2; perfect attendance 1,2; student council rep 2,3; French club 3; sports club 4. SHAFFER, JEANNE . . . GAA 1,2; pep club 1; Spanish club 1 . SHOEMAKER, ANN . . . SHATTUCK, NANCV . . . honor roll 1,2, high 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2; Red Cross 1; perfect attendance 1 . SILVA, CHRIS . . . football 1,2,3; Spanish club 3,4; intramurals 3,4. SIMONE, MIKE . . . football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,4; baseball 2,3,4; intramurals; Spanish club; high honor roll; football scholastic award; Junior Rotarian; student council rep; perfect attendance 1,2. SINGLETON, AARON . . . football 1,3,4; track 2; art scholarship 2; perfect attendance 2,3; sports club 3,4. SINGLETON, SYLVIA . . . Afro-American club 2,3,4, secretary 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Spanish club 4; library club 4; art club 2,3; fall play 1,4; TIC 2; honor roll 1,2,3; human rela- tions club 1 ,2. SITKO, JEANNIE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2,3; honor roll 2; powderpuff football 3,4 Sponish club 2,3,4; student council 3,4 sports club 4; fall play 4; intramurals 3,4 Echo staff 4. SMITH, FRED . . . basketball 4; football 3; Afro-American club 2; fall play 4; chorus I. STEIN, THERESA . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; French club 2,3; art club; pep club; honor roll 2,3, high 1. STEINAU, JIM . . . band 1,2,3,4, president 4, rep 3; orchestra 1,2,3,4; dance bond 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2,3; Lipton award 1,2,3; fall play 4; Spanish club 3,4; chorus 1,2; intra- murals 2,3,4. STREICHER, ANNE . . . GAA 1,2,3; Shamrock rep 2; cheerleader 1 ; student council 3; spring ploy 3. SUDER, MARK . . . SWIHART, SUZZANE . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1,2; honor roll 1,2; Spanish club 3; intramurals 2,3,4. TAYLOR, MORRIS . . . varsity football; intro- murols. TESCULA, ANITRA . . . GAA 1,2,3; Shamrock 3,4; Spanish club 3; honor roll 1, high 2,3; pep club 1; powderpuff 4. THOMPSON, CATHY . . . high honor roll 1,2, 3,4; sports club 3; French club 2,3,4, secre- tary 4. THORNE, SUE . . . powderpuff football 3,4; stu- dent council 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; pep club 1 ,2,3; class vice-president 2; class secretary 1 ; cheerleader 1 . TILL, TOM . . . golf 1,2,3,4; intramurals 3,4; boys ' cheerblock 2,3,4. TOWNSLEY, PATTY . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin club; pep club; honor roll 1, high 2,3; sports club. TROUTMAN, DEBBIE . . . Spanish club 3,4; mis- sions 1; student council 2,3; GAA 1; Sham- rock 4; honor roll 1 ,2,3,4. UECKER, TIM 2,3,4. . . basketball 2,3,4; intramurals VAN METER, BETH ... pep club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; honor roll 1,3,4; Latin club 2; intra- murals 2,3,4; powderpuff football 3,4; sports club 3.4, treasurer 4; student council rep 4; Echo 4. VILLALON, JOSEPHINE . . . GAA 2,3; pep club; Spanish club 1. VOORS, DAVE . . . Spanish club 3,4; science and technology 3. VOUGHT, LINDA . . . GAA 1; honor roil 2; Latin club; pep club. WELLING, AL . . . French club 3; projection. WELLING, CHRIS ... pep club 2,3; French club 2,3; high honor roll 1,2,3; GAA 2; speech club 2; fall play 3. WELLING, LOIS . . . GAA 2,3; Sponish club 3; pep club 2; honor roll; perfect ottendonce 2,3. WIETFELDT, DIANA . . . GAA 4. WOENKER, DAN . . . football 1,2,4; track 1,2,3; intramurals 3,4; basketball 2; cross-country 3; honor roll 1 . WYATT, DEBRA . . . GAA 1,2,3,4; pep club 1, 2; concert choir 2,3,4, librarian 3, vice presi- dent 4. WYATT, PHIL . . . intramurals 2. YONKMAN, MARY . . . perfect attendance 1; student council rep 1; honor roll; band 1,2, 3; Latin club 2; sports club 3. ZAREMBA, LEEANN . . . fall play 4; Junior Achievement; honor roll 1,2,3. ZAREMBA, LINDA . . . fall play 4; high honor roll 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 3,4, treasurer 4. 167 Acenas, Connie 68 Agler, Gayle 54 Agler, Lorraine 62 Agler, Sue 34 Alt, Dan 68 Alter, Mary 62 Alter, Ursula 81 Anderson, Brent 36,76,122,124 Anderson, Deborah 34 Anderson, James 62 Our editor-in-chief, Terry Anderson, John 62 Anderson, Pom 62 Andorfer, Dan 34 Andria, Nancy 68 Archacki, Karen 54 Armbuster, Cathy 68 Arnold, Cindy 62,63,126 Arnold, Don 54 Arnold, Mary Anne 1 1 ,1 8,33,34,49,1 I 1 Avila, Helena 68 Avila, Joe 34,122,123 Avila, Mike 57,123 Avila, Monica 62 Avila, Tony 11,12,22,26,33,34,95,123 B Boles, Jolleen 54 Bollou, Audrey 62,63 Ballou, Cathy 68,1 15 Bonasiak, Becky 12,31,33,34,51,114,150,157 Bonet, Deborah 54 Bonet, Pom 34,40 Bongert, Dave 54 Banning, Donna 34 Banut, Joanna 9,11,54 Borile, Jane 12,54,1 15,126 Barrett, Sue 54 Battrick, Dave 34 Bauer, Gary 54 Baugher, Jeff 68 Baumon, Paul 62 Beal, Mary 68 Beck, Karen 31,34 Behrns, Tom 34,1 5 Beights, Steven 18,74,76 Berger, Chris 35,1 10,1 11,114 Berger, Erika 54 Berger, Heide 32,35,1 1 1 Bergeron, Carol 68,126 Bergeron, Dave 62 Bergoff, Matt 62 Berkshire, Mary Anne 10,12,24,54,126,127 Bermes, Debbie 68 Betts, Andrea 35,45 Bibbo, Mary 35 Bierman, Tom 23,35,36,38,123 Billingsley, Jessie 62 Billingsley, Melvin 35,44,11 1,123,128 Billingsley, Marvin 35,38,1 1 1 Bleeke, Linda 35 Block, Kenneth 11,17,62,123,124,128,150 Boesch, Helene 68 Boesch, Jerry 62 Borton, Chris 62 Borton, Mike 62,1 1 1 Boxberger, Kevin 33,35,123 Bragg, Joe 62,131 Bragg, Terri 32,35,40,95 Braun, Connie 14,26,31,32,35,44,108 Braun, Dona 54,62 Braun, Merri 14,27,54 Brewer, Madeleine 62,65 Brewer, Morlene 35,40 Britten, Jeanne 62 Brough, Rick 23,26,32,36 Brown, Amanda 14,36,51,108 Buchheit, Al 10,76 Buchheit, Ann 11,22,23,26,31,36 Budenz, Lorry 33,36,34,123 Burney, Barbara 54 Cade, Byron 68,131 Cade, Michelle 36 Carr, Robert 36 Carroll, Kevin 54,123 Caruso, Mary Lou 36 Chacon, Cornelius 62,124 Charais, Barb 23,36,42,48,1 15 Charais, Theresa 62 Christen, Gary 62,63,64 Christen, Morlene 54 Christmon, Cheryl 68,126 Christman, Diana 36 Christmon, Terry 36,122,123 Christy, Liz 62 Clemmer, Mary Beth 68 Clemmer, Joel 54,128 Coffee, Janet 14,37,108 168 Coffee, Kathleen 62,108 Collelli, Connie 62,65,1 15,126 Connors, Thomas 68 Conrad, Greg 37 Constance, Sr. 75,78 Cooper, Milton 68 Cotner, Dolores 9,37 Cottrell, Charles 62,124 Coulardot, Jim 68 Coulter, Michael 54 Covey, Mike 37 Craft, Dwight 76 Craighead, Mary Jo 55,108 Craighead, John 55 Craney, Rick 55 Creoson, Candy 16,17,37,1 11 Croxton, Karen 68 Cuney, David 55 Cunningham, Dale 29,37 Cunningham, Mary Ann 55 Cueller, Rita 68 Daley, Denise 38,40 Hello, Jesus! ' Daley, Steve 62,1 30 Davis, J. 55 Davis, Laura 62,64 Delagronge, Julie 68,126 Delamorter, Thomas 68 Densmore, Bob 55 Densmore, William 68,128,129 Derheimer, Dan 68,159 Derheimer, Mary Ann 25,37,38,159 Derheimer, Pete 27,55,123,125,128,159 Derloshon, Tammy 12,27,54,55,126 Diamente, John 80 Diomente, Carmen 62 Diamente, Mike 38 Didier, Anne 62 Didier, Donna 68 Didier, Jeanne 62,63 Didier, Phil 55 Didier, Tim 38 Didion, Celia 55 Didion, Dean 62 Didion, Kim 68 Didion, Mike 38 Didion, Richard 15,62 Dilley, Lorene 18,62,63,126 Dirig, Joann 38 Dirig, Tim 38 Doak, Ed 62 Doak, Patricia 68 Doak, Sue 55 Doetsche, Sr. Margaret 76 Dollarhite, Beth 68 Doust, David 68,130 Doust, Joe 55 Doust, Rick 38 Doyle, Pot 68 Dube, Diane 68 Dube, Jacques 63,114 Dube, Joe 68 Dugon, Patricia 63 Dumato, Mary 38 Dwire, Louise 63 Dwire, Phil 38,26 Dw ire, Tom 68 Ealing, Steve 25,38 Eastgate, Patricia 68 Eckert, Karen 63 Ehinger, Bill 15,55 Ehmke, Dennis 63 Ehmke, Gary 38,123 Eikenberry, Mike 32,39,43,123 Elward, Bill 37,39,1 11,159 Emmett, Jamie 55,59,94 Emmett, Mark 68 Emmett, Meg 26,39,40 Emmett, Robert 63,64,124 Ervin, Bruce 68 Escobedo, Becky 12,55,126,127 Escobedo, Kathy 39,59 Esquivel, Louie 68 Euckert, Mrs. 76 Ewold, Karen 55 Fair, Sue 39 Fohlsing, Denise 54,55 Falls, Carl 63 Farrell, Peggy 55 Faulkner, Cheryl 55 Federspiel, Dan 77,111 Federspiel, Peter 15,55 Felts, Tom 22,25,31,39,111 Felts, Pat 63,131 Fetzer, Harold 69 Fetzer, Tina 63,1 10 Filbin, Gerry 39 Filbin, Janet 37,39 Filipiok, Tom 29,40,149 Finton, Chuck 69 Fisher, Ron 80 - Fitzwilliam, Lou 69 Forst, Janice 40 Forst, Linda 69 Fosnough, Cheryl 63 Fosnaugh, Kim 69 Fowlkes, Grant 131 Frank, Mike 40,69 Franken, Connie 69 169 Pickin ' Frankenwich, Paul 69 Frantz, Phil 55,123 Frecker, Melvin 63,115 Freehill, Nancy 40 Freeman, Larry 55,57,128 Freman, Patty 63 Frelburger, Chuck 55,128,129 Freislroffer, Donna 55 Freistroffer, John 69,123,130 Freistroffer, Laura 40 Fridley, Mike 54,55 Frisinger, Tess 40 Friend, Sr. Alice 77 Furman, Dan 55 Gabet, Greg 56,114,123 Gabet, Joe 69,124,130 Garriott, Jean 41 Garrison, Jeff 69 Garvey, Jim 56 Garvey, John 69 Gaskiil, Kothy 69 Geary, Janet 63 Geary, Sue 39,41 Gebhard, Lisa 56 Gebhard, Sarah 24,26,37,41 Gennaitte, Cheryl 63 Gennoitte, Louise 56 Geones, Mimi 63 George, Steve 41 Gerardot, Denise 69 Gerordot, Pam 69,126 Gerordof, Maureen 13,54,56,115 Gerhord, Patti 41 Gfell, Kathy 41 Gfell, Phil 56 Gfell, Susan 63 Giant, Paul 56 Gill, Marion 56 Gill, Robert 56 Girardot, Pot 9,54,56 Gladieux, Jill 63 Closer, Karen 41 Gloser, Nancy 63 Glosper, Kathy 56 Glosper, Susan 69 Goleeke, Diane 63 Goleeke, Marilyn 69 Golembiewski, Shelley 63 Gomez, Tom 69 Goodman, Andy 69,130 Goodman, Tim 63,123,124,125,128 Grobowski, Anna 56 Grabowski, Tom 41 Gray, Shaughn 41 Griffith, Mike 56,110 Griffith, Sr. Richard 77 Guevara, Corina 56 Guzman, Victoria 69 H Hacha, Michele 56 Hocha, Mike 56 Haffner, Herman 27,56,123 Hake, John 23,25,41,128,129 Hake, Tim 56,128 Halter, Chris 24,56 Hamilton, Becky 41 Hamm, Linda 41 Horber, Joe 69 Harber, Julie 63,1 15 Harber, Kathy 69 Harber, Mary 18,27,56,162 Harber, Mary Lou 63 Harber, Paul 32,41 Harber, Mike 69 Horkenrider, Neol 56 Harkins, Tom 41 Hormeyer, Randy 56 Hortmon, John 27,56,128 Hortmon, Paul 24,42 Hassig, Jim 69 Haunfelder, Bill 63 Hazelton, Bill 23,22,33,36,42,49,108 Hecke, Mark 69 Heighv ay, Julia 77 Helmkamp, John 56 Helmsing, Sue 42 Henkenius, Neil 69 Hensinger, Janet 40,42 Hensinger, Mary 69 Herber, Marilyn, Sr. 77 Herber, Robert 77,131 Herr, David 63,131 Hessler, Walter 33,42 Hewitt, Cindy 42 Hevi itt, Susan 69 Hickey, Mary Jane 56 Mickey, Rose 56,162 Higgens, Kathy 42,48 Hilker, Dan 26,42,123 Hilker, Richard 56,123 Hilker, Stephen 56 Hoagland, Jerry 70,69,124 Hodde, Harry 70 Hofer, Julie 27,56 Hogon, Ellen 42,51 Horn, -Debbie 63 Horstman, Sue 56 Houser, Joseph 70,124,130 Houser, Kitty 17,27,56,160 Huhn, Mike 56 I Imler, Julie 17,63,114 Isbell, Mary 9,37,42,48 Isbell, Mike 63 Jackson, Mary Beth 26,42,51 ,1 1 1 Jacobs, Horry 56 Johnson, David 70,124 Johnson, Debbie 42,50 Johnson, Eric 56 Johnson, Karen 63 Johnson, Richard 70 Johnson, Tom 23,43 Johnston, Mary 63 Johnston, Leslie 56 Jones, Janice 70 Jones, Mark 70 Jones, Sincerria 70 Jones, Terri 23,27,57,160 Jordan, Ida 43,1 10 Junk, Kathy 70 Junk, Rose 63 Junk, Steve 57 Kartholl, Dave 57 Kortholl, Vicki 12,62,63,126 Keble, Dan 57,58,94 Keller, Paul 57 Kellogg, Fr. Reginald 74,75 Kelly, Tim 70 Kiel, Janice 70 Kiester, Kothy 70,126,150 Kiester, Terry 8,39,43,150 Kilburn, Debby 63 Kimes, Margaret 70 Kirk, Kevin 70 Kleber, Karen 70 Kleber, Kathy 57 Kieber, Joe 16,43 Kleber, Marilyn 63 Klein, Alice 64 Klein, Rita 57 Kloer, Kathy 57 Koehler, Shawn 64,65 Koch, Francis 81 Koenig, Steve 57 Koesfer, Dennis 70,124 Koester, Maureen 64,65 Kohne, Mark 57,1 1 1,128 Kohrman, Becky 22,43,1 11 Koontz, Tom 26,32,43 Korte, Bob 64 Kramer, Sr. Julie 78 Kroemer, Jerry 32,43 Kroemer, Linda 64,160 Krouse, Don 57,123,128 Krouse, Theresa 64,65 Kuhn, Carol 70 Kuhn, Ed 57 Kuhn, Kathy 40,43 Kumfer, Theresa 57 Lacey, Margaret 64 Laguna, Sally 26,43,51 Lane, Sr. Mary E. 78 Lapp, Jeff 24,43 Lasko, Jerry 78 Lawrence, Greg 70 Leeuw, Dan 124,170 Leeuw, Rick 43 Leffers, Matt 43 Leffers, Robin 63,64 Leffers, Stephen 15,57 Leon, Don 64 Leon, Mark 70,11 1 Leon, Steve 57 Leon, Tim 64,128,131 Lewis, Dorothy 64 Lightbody, Laura 44,108 Lillich, Monica 33,44,45,1 1 1 Lindsay, Matt 57,122,123,128 Lomont, Dan 57 Loney, Dan 78 Lopez, Eddie 40,44 Lothamer, David 64 Loving, Terry 64 Lysik, Henry 44 M Machlan, Mike 64,63,124 Mock, Daniel 108 Magner, Kevin 44 Mangona, Patti 19,57 Manijak, Bill 10,28,44,95 Mann, Josephine 64 Manuel, Mrs. 78,1 14 Marquardt, Kevin 11,28,33,44,149 Martin, Gary 76 Martin, Kathy 44 Maxwell, Roland 64,1 10,131 McAfee, Tim 44 McAfee, Ginny 57,94 McArdle, Mary 64 McBride, Maureen 14,15,57,108 McCarthy, Sr. Pat 33,78 McClish, Jerry 44 McDaniel, Alice 57,1 10 McDoniel, Elizabeth 70 McGrew, Pom 26,44 McKinney, Rex 57,1 11 Merriweather, Phyllis 64 Meyer, Beth 64 Millberg, Darlene 64 Miller, Dan 27,57 Miller, Glenn 57 Miller, Kathy 70,116 Miller, Paul 75 Miller, Sr. Mary Theresa 78,1 1 0,1 1 5 Minich, Steve 45 Minich, Janeen 70 Moeller, Gory 12,23,32,45,50,123 Mohl, Sr. Doris 79 Mohler, Pam 45 Mommer, Gerald 57,108 Momper, Andy 27,57 Momper, Michelle 70,126 Montgomery, LoValle 57 Moore, James 70,124 Moreno, Teresa 12,45,126 Moser, Stephen 57,1 14 Mostes, Michele 64 Mueller, Fr. 79 Mueller, Morlene 57 and grinnin ' Murphy, Mike 64 Murphy, Tim 70 Myers, Kevin 57 N Nagel, Carol 45 Nagel, Dennis 70 Nagy, Cathy 45 Nagy, Matt 64 Nancarrow, Bill 18,24,79 Nehr, Mary Beth 64 171 Neuman, Tom 45 Nicodemus, Tim 57,123 Niemeyer, Donna 58,114 Nix, Jeff 70,124 Nolon, Cothy 64 Nolan, Jim 58 Nolan, Jeanne 70 Nolan, Tom 28,33,45 Noll, Sue 64 Norman, Abner 70 Ocken, Mrs. Bernice 75 O ' Connor, Maureen 45,157 Offerle, John 64 Olry, Nancy 64 Olry, Robert 58,128 Orth, Rose 70 Ortiz, Felix 43,50,123 Osterholt, Karen 70,108 Osterholt, Theresa 108 Outlaw, Charles 64 Outlaw, James 70 Palmer, Don 23,26,45,111 Palmer, Vincent 64 Popenbrock, Beth 58 Papenbrock, Joe 70 Pfleiderer, Ann 58 Pierce, Patti 58 Pietzak, John 65,131 Powers, Kathleen 58,1 14 Powers, Theresa 70 Quinn, Anthony 23,123 Quinn, Pot 65,131 Quinn, Sue 70 Roger, Cheryl 70 Ramierez, Vicki 65,1 10 Rankin, Annette 58 Rauch, Jana 17,26,16 Reed, Janet 58 Reed, Richard 40,79,95 Reich, Mr. 80 Reiger, Mr. 80 Reith, Mike 26 Renteria, Ray 70 Renteria, Ricardo 58,123 Rentshter, Mary Jane 58 Richardson, Harriet 65 Richardson, Leon 70,124,130 Richardson, Max 65,123 Riegling, Anita 65 Riegling, Suzanna 65 Riester, Jerry 70 Riester, Rebecca 27,58 Rietdorf, Cindy 9,39 Rietdorf, Debbie 58 Rieter, Mike 70 Rodebaugh, Frank 65 Rodriguez, Mary 65,115 Rodriguez, Tony 26 Roller, Mrs. Betty 75 Rondot, Judy 18,70,1 14,126 Where ' s the fire? What did you with it, Jean? Rondot, Mark 23,31,42,122 Rondot, Phil 23,24,3 3,95,109 Rorick, Teresa 65 Rorick, Stan 58,108 Rose, Denise 70 Rosswurm, Dan 27,58,1 1 1 Rosswurm, Phil 71,130 Roth, Kenny 71,124 Roth, Patty 51 Rouch, Cindy 65 Rudney, Ted 71,124,130 Rue, Mary Ann 33,48 Rush, Rita 48 Russ, Teresa 48 Ryan, Tim 58,110,1 14 Ryan, Don 80 Sablic, James 48 Sackash, Lisa 71 Sample, Janet 17,56,58 Sanders, Audrey 81 Sanders, Kay 48 Sanders, Kenny 71 Sauter, Anne 65 Schaab, Dan 48 Schaab, Joe 63,65 Schaab, Neil 71 Scherer, Tim 48 Schlink, Vera 81 Schmidling, Teresa 58 Schmidt, Earl 80 Schmidt, Nia 48,51 172 Schmieman, Tim 65 Schnelker, Janet 48 Schnurr, Barb 71 Schnurr, Geri 58 Schoenle, Liz 53 Schoenle, Ron 48 Schott, Mike 71 Schulien, Diane 71 Schulte, Kathy 58 Seibert, Judy 26,32,48,51 Seyfert, Jim 58,1 14 Shadle, Anne 71 Shaffer, Jeanne 17,48 Shaffer, Maureen 65 Shattuck, Nancy 48,51 Short, Kathie 65 Shuler, Dave 71,130 Shuler, Keith 71 Shulien, Mary Lou 58 Silkworth, Bill 65 Silva, Chris 48 Simonis, John 65 Simone, Mary 58 Simone, Marie 58 Simone, Mike 12,23,30,49,123,128 Singleton, Aaron 49,123 Singleton, Sylvia 49,1 10 Sitko, Jeannie 49 Smith, Fred 11,49,123,128 Smith, James 65 Smith, Mary Jo 65,108 Smith, Maureen 71 Smith, Mike 65 Smith, Nancy 71 Smith, Sandy 71 Sordelet, Randy 64,65 Sorg, Dave 65,123,124 Spatf, Sharon 71 Spreen, Lorry 58,128 Spreen, Mary 71 Stonger, Mary 65 Stonski, Ron 80,128 Stonski, Yvonne 80 Stanutz, Tommy 71 Stotz, Mary 54,58 Steinau, Jim 15,49,108 Stephens, Cindy 71 Stone, John 65,108 Strock, Ben 14,55,58 Streicher, Anne 25,49 Streicher, Sheila 54,58,162 Surine, Dove 49 Swihart, Suzzonne 49 Taylor, Morris 50,123 Taylor, Paula 62,65 Taylor, Rick 71 Tellers, Fr. Marvin 28,31,74 Tesculo, Anitra 19,32,50,111 Tescula, John 22,27,58,123,128,129 Teusch, Tom 80 Thelen, Sheila 65 Thieme, Barb 58,108 Thomas, Morcio 7 1 Thompson, Cathy 50,114 Thompson, Roseann 58 Thorne, Sue 50 Thornton, Debra 65 Tierney, Martin 1 1 ,81 Till, Tom 32,42,50 Tippman, Martin 71 Topp, Jerome 65 Topp, Tom 71 Torres, Julian 71,130 Townsley, Patty 50 Teoendly, Joe 59 Troutman, Debbie 22,50 Troutman, Mark 71 Turner, Kevin 71 U Decker, Clare 59 Uecker, Tim 50 Vandermotten, Ron 65,124 Van Meter, Beth 17,50,149,150 Verdeyen, Sr. Marie 81 Verstynen, Nancy 65 Villalon, Josephine 50 Voors, Dave 51 Voors, Mary 65,1 10 Vorndran, John 59,110 Vorndran, Sandy 59 Vorndran, William 71 Vought, Linda 51 W Wolchle, Barb 59 Wolchle, Nancy 71 Woldron, Marty 59 Walker, Becky 59 Walker, Dan 71 Walker, Daphne 65 Walker, Deonna 65 Walker, Fr. 24,81 Walker, Marcio 59 Walker, Tom 71,124,130 Walker, Tim 65 Word, Mary 59 Word, Kevin 59 Waterman, Pam 59 Weatherspoon, Tina 71 Weickart, John 65 Weidemeier, Mike 81,130 Weikort, Mark 71,124,130 Weikart, Steve 40 Weldon, Ann 59,108 Weldon, Mike 71 Weller, Kim 71 Welling, Al 1 10 Welling, Chris 51 Welling, J. Scot 59 Welling, Lois 29,51 Welling, Stacy 71 Westerhausen, Ken 59 Winebrenner, Rhonda 59,1 10 Woenker, Don 25,43,51,123,128 Woenker, Steve 63,65,124 Wolfe, Tom 25,59 Woods, Joseph 15,81,109,111 Wyatt, Debbie 51,1 11 Wyatt, Joe 59 Wyott, Phil 51 Wyatt, Rob 59,128 Wyss, Mrs. 81 Yentes, Donna 65 Yentes, Paula 15,59 Yonkman, Mary 51 Yonkman, Mike 65 Zoremba, Leeonn 51 Zaremba, Linda 51 Zent, Gory 59 Zent, Larry 59 Zepeda, Elvito 65 Zollinger, Carol 24,27,59 Zuber, Barb 65 Zuber, Rebecca 7 THE END 173 174 Hi 1 H h H 91 175 From the beginning to the end, there still remains all the memories of yesterdays, but no longer do we stand and live in the past, yet now is the TIME to go on. 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