Covington Catholic High School - Bluegrass Yearbook (Covington, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

BLUEGRASS On West Sixth Street in Covington at the present site of Mother of Gods school our Alma Mater began; this happened in 1925. Before this the Marianist had been running a grade school from 1889, Our school had a humble beginning but none can deny its greatness of today. The building was Old with a drab exterior and a dreary interior. But from this sowing rose a great institution, dedicated to the giving of the best education possible in any school and in any place. In the year of Our Lord, Nineteen hundred and fifty-four, our beloved school, the building, that is, was erected. The cold cement and steel was given a soul and life when the students moved in to take up the business of education. The building caught the idea Of modern living and education, then trans- formed it into stone. With smooth lines and func- tional equipment, it is a fit monument to Catholic Education. In the future Covington Catholic will have to expand and when it does, so will the spirit that is our trademark. Already there is a faculty house being built for the Brothers of Mary. And in the not too distant future I see a huge stadium and a winning football team with COIOnels on their Jerseyst LT . 1:; Fr. :51- L: , 3 tr. Jr! Entering 5cm?! Spiritualg J . 'W ADmeM K. JK. A x: J , The old residence of the Brothers The present residence of the Brothers, while a new one is being built. L i. . . 4mivcrsary We at Covington Catholic celebrate the seven- ty-fifth anniversary of the arrival of the Marianist in the Diocese of Covington. In 1885 the Marianist opened St. Joseph Commercial School under the leadership of Bro. Joseph Miller, Bro. Bernard Luechtenfeld in 1891 took over therein and he was followed by Bro. John Jaeckel and Bro. Francis Laehr in 1896 and 1898 respectively After the turn of the century in 1908 a new principal was again ap- pointed. This time it was Bro, George Ley, In 1915 BIO. Martin Wernebury was made prin- cipal and he in turn was succeeded by Bro. john Nickol in 1917. The last two principals of St. Joseph Commercial were Brothers Adan Peth, 1922, and Anthony Weber, 1925. In 1925 the commercial school was changed into an academic high schooL Brother John Wichol was given the job of leading the new school in 1929. In 1931 Bro. Charles Reiter took command. He was replaced in 1940 by Bro. Joe Boshart, Bro. William Busch in 1942, and in 1945 by Bro. Fred Hardwick Bro. John Feldmear, in 1951, was made the commander- in-chief, while he in succession was followed by Bro. Julius May. Last year the reins were turned over to Bro. Donald Fahrig. Under this group of Brothers, Covington Catholic pro- gressed, ever striving for its zenith. Our Lady of C.C.H.S w: 1 :15. h c. ya saw 3 '8 g2? . .. EM: g LAIV H ' 1. . Wiwtdfa-m .31.... 5 f5 ' I 19...?! e : 7; ff: -. k'z' $213 new 5:3: ur- s It :1 EL egg, d.- 1 y ! '9': jar C ,1, 3E 6:39:33, ':45i'1' -.' . . ., nag. Eir- 1'? p' 1?? 2.5 ,. WM... ?ggw $1.3; J 4 . r . ' 9. h 3x : fa 5'1 55-1 ?HW'Y-ii ? E A scene during the Alumni Banquet on December sixth. O Alimmi Prmizfml Mr. W. L. Hocrlein E g g A i: 37$EEQI$ 3 Some members of the Alumni mix in with the faculty during the Banquet. Welfare Officers Left to Right Mr. Hugenberg Mrs. Fangman Mrs. Anderson Mr, Due s. and Assured by a Gomcimtious Welfare Mr. Velten discusses the fate of a student During a Welfare Meeting. The Mart Rewrend Richard H. Ackerman, G.S.Sp., D.D. The Very Reverend Monsignor John S. Elsaesser : The Very Reverend james M. Darby, SM. Prowincial The Reverend John T. Darby, S.M., M.A. Superilim r o ' e s 'v s t after ourm '1 2i 0 out has hav a e l Sincetely yours, B Emmi 3f ' M . Bro, DonelciL Faht'xg, SM. Principal FACU LTY a,xm, n grothcr Donald ,6. 37am, Sm. Prinaml Rev. Charles Wieber Bltjiueu Manager Latin Bookkeeping Miss Betty Jane Ewald Serrefm'y BroA Lynn Leazc-r, S.MA AJII'JMJII Primpai Chemistry Coordinator of Activities Honors and Graduation Bro. Donald Bond, S.M. English Sophomore Guidamc Contact Moderator Student Senate Sedality Rev. Raymond L. Broering Religion Bro. George Ccrniglia, SM, Latin English Debate Cheerleaders Publ iCity Sodali ty Dramatics Mr. Charles Butler English Mathcmntics Bro. Wfillinm Dcanhofer, SM. Biology General Science Intramurals Science CIub Head of Science Dept. Mr. Joseph Hackett History Librarian Rev. Verne F. Hogan Religion Mr. George Higdon Music Teacher Rev. Robert Hooper, SM. School Chaplain Algebra Freshman Counselor Alumni Moderator Welfare and Sodality Moderator Rev. Clarcnce j. Hcitzman Religion Golf Coach miirr m . ;:-.-. rm Rev. John McDermott Rel i gion Junior Counselor Dramatics Swimming Conch Prom Mr. Joseph Malloy Physical Education Haalth Basketball Coach Mr. Robert Naber Physical Education Health Rev. John Osterhage Basketball Coach Religion Director of Athletics Typing Bro. John ML'Guw-an, SM. Physics Algebra Director of Guidance Yearbook ' Photography Rev. Carl Schaffer Religion History Mr. John Payne Rev. Lawrence Robotnik Mathematics Religion Dramatics German Scorekecper Guidance Mr. Robert Velten English History Freshman Basketball Mr, Robert Schneider English Rev. Robert Walter Rev. Robert XVendeln Rev. Robert Witt Mathematics Latin History Typing Busincss Law Rev. James Wordeman English Problems in Democracy u Eatmwm . .. 45., Eghymghaaag $3, gga; . , SENIORS XVALTER JOHN ASH Blamed Sbmxmun ROBERT J. ANDERSON SI. Amt: 22 JOSEPH ALLGEYER SI. Pdrrh'l': THOMAS BARKER 5!. j'nljm SL'CHE from the From LAXWRENCE BECKER Bowling 1. 2, 5, 4; Intramurals 1 3 RONALD BLACKBURN Bowling 2: Intramumls 2; Senior Class Play DANIEL BECKMAN Blamed Sanumm! Bowling .1; Intramurals 5, Ii; Contact 5: Library 2; Class Officer 2, i 4; Senior Class Play DONALD W. BLAIR Carbedml Bdrilim Intramurals 4', Contact 3; Library 2, 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Debate 2; Senior Class Play jEROME BIEDENHORN St. Paul: Bowling 1; Intramurals 3, 4: Contact 4; Bluegrass 23 am A; .25' JJ JACK BORCHERS 51. Aglm' Bowling 2. 4'. Bluegrass 4: Intmmumh 4; Senior Play 24 Dancing at the Prom JERRY BLENKE SA jonpbtr Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play DANIEL BOSCH Sf.Agi1y,r Bowling 4; Intrumumls 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1; Contact l, 2; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3: Student Senate Officer; Senior Class Play GARY T. BORCHERS St. Agmu Bowling 3; Intramurals 3; Senior Class Play ROBERT BOSS JAMES P. BROPHY THOMAS GA CAROTHERS Cubcdmf B.z,ri!im 3L Ame; 5L Inlan'; Basketball 1; Golf .1; Bowling 2'. Intrgl- Bowling 3, 4 murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer MICHAEL BREVNAN RONALD J. BUCHER 5i, Bulcdirfx SI. Ala'wim Senior Class Play Intramumls 2, 3, fl E 1 ,. . r; 41.3. . 25 JOHN CURD 5L Agnew Intrufnumls 2, 3 JOHN DI ETZ SI. xllayxim Baseball 2', Senior Play; Basketball 1. 2, 5; Intramurals 4; C-Club 26 jOHN COGSXVELL 51'. Am: WILLIAM J DORNING St. Augmiirtc'; Bowling 1; Intramurals 2, 5, 4; Senior Class Play GARRY DANIEL St. falm Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Sit down and TIMOTHY DONOVAN Sr, rigmtr Intramumls 2, 5. 4; Library 1, Sndality 5, 4; C1335 Officer 1; Blue grass 4; Senior Class Play , GERALD DRESSMAN Sf. ringwliw Bowling 1, 2, 5; Intramurals 2, 5, 4; Senior Class Play JOSEPH DEVINE Cathedral Emilia: Senior Class Piuy RICHARD DEAN Stl Akgnjliile Swimming 3; Bowling 1, 2; Intramurals 4; Contact 1, 2; Student Senate Officer RONALD DAUG HERTY SI. Iolm 27 RICHARD L. DETZEL Si. Agric; Swimming 4; Intrmnurals 5; Class Of- fight 1, 5, 4; Baseball 4 ROBERT DETZEL 5L Agne! Basketball 1; Bowling 4', Class Officer 1, 2 28 NORBERT C. FIEGER SL Iamplj'x Bluegrass 4 TED ELSENER St. Agnew ROY FLICK St. Henry Class Office: 3; Senior Class Play -:.4.4 7-47 L i 11 ,1 ROBERT FLICK PETER FRITSCH St. Iomepk WILLIAM FLOOD RONALD FRANK Cafbvdml Emilia! Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Officer 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ti BOB FROHN 5i. Inlnff Baseball 31 II; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; C-Club 4; Senior Play 30 BOB GAYNOR Blamed Szmmnerif GIL FRAZFE St. Agizw Bmvling 1; Intrumumls 3, 4; Contact 3; Library 2: Class Officers l 3; Debate 2; Senior Class Play DENNIS GUENTHER Sf. Piaf Bowling 2, , x ,1; Senior Class Play; Library 2; Debate 2; Intramurais 3, 4 Wmh I LAWRENCE T. HALL SI, jaietzb Bowling 2, 5; Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4'. Cheerleading 4; Bluegrass 4; Poster Club 2. 3; C-Club DAVID HAMILTON St. Agnew Y.C.S. 5; Class Officer 1, 3; Bluegrass 4; Poster Club 1, 2, 5; Senior Class Play RONALD HAGEDORN St. ffllgllJffNE Intramurals 1, 2 JOHN HALL St. fmepb Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4', Intramurats 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Bluegrass 4; C-Club 4 MICHAEL HANIFIN St. Paid -Intramurals 3, 4; Contact 4; Bluegrass; Senior Class Play 3! JAMES HANKS DENNIS HARRISON CARL HENNIGEN Sh Bewdirl 5!. Anthony Immaczdnte Hym't of Mary Intramurals 2', Class Officer 3 Class Officer 2; Senior Class Play Father Mchrmott announces the cast of 32 MICHAEL HERRMANN GARY HOLLENKAMP THOMAS ALLEN HOFFMAN Sr. I011?! St. Paid Holy Cray: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Bluegrass 4 i ,. m2 ' ,w 3' . I'M DANIEL HOGAN f 5!. Henry '5; M Jr , M Baseball 1, z, 5, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1; C-Club 'Stnlag 17 33 FREDRICK LEE HOLLIS Our Savior Sodality 2, 5, 4 ROBERT ISSENMANN SI. Augmliue Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Senior Class Play THOMAS LEO HUGENBURG Blamed Sammzem Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Bluegrass 4; C-Club 3, 4 BRIAN HOLZDERBER JOHN HUHN Bleued Satrauzerzi Sr. foxeph Bowling 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4; Senior Class Play 34 RAYMOND JANSEN 3!, lulnf; I've got a secret GARY JONES RONALD JUDGE KENNEDY KOHLBRAND Bland 5110117115111 5:. PJIlZ'J Mother of God Inlmmumls 2; Contact 5, 4; Library 1. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Tntramumls 2, 5. 4 3, 3'. YCS 2, 3; Sndality 4; Bluegrass 4: Poster Club 1, 2, 5; Senior Class Play 35 DAVID KRUETZKAMP DAVID L. LUX THOMAS KNORR Blamed Sandman St. folm St. Iain: Intramurals 1, 2; Library 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Senior Class Play Senior Class Play Poster Club 1, 2, 5 THOMAS LAHNER ROBERT LANG SI. Agnw St. Benediri Bowling 4; Intramurals 1; Sodality 4; Bowling 1, 2; Intmnmralsz Class Officer Senior Class Play 36 1..a '- Eur:- M2: S. LASSING LOECHLE St. Agnem Bowling 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Library 2; Class Officer 4; Senior Class Play Chow Line BARRY MCDERMOTT St. Agnex Golf 2, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Library 2; C-Club 4; Senior Class Play WILLIAM MCGRATH Mother of God Intramumls 4; Cheerleading 4; Blue- grass 4; C-Club 4 PAUL LOUIS MCDONALD Cathedral Bajffim Bowling 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 37 RICHARD MAILE 5!. Pin: X Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 Class Officer 1, 2, 5, 4; C-Clu 4; Senior Class Play DANIEL MCHARGUE H 01y '00:; 38 13 LYN MORRIS Sr. Jamar Intramurals 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND MINERS SI. Agnej RAYMOND H. MICHAEL St. Boniface Intramurals 2, 3, 4 in the trap DAVID NETHER St. medid Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play RICHARD MUJIA St. Pius X Exchange Student from La Paz, Bolivia ROGER H MOELLERING 32. Pin; X Basketball 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2;.Library 4; Senior Class Play FRANK NETHER St. Benedict Intramurals 2, 3; Senior Class Play 39 ROBERT NORDMEYER St. AgPlEJ' Intramurals 3; Class Officers 1, 2, 3 LAWRENCE NADER St. Benedirt Basketball 1, 5; Intramurals 2, 4; Con- tatt 5; Class Officer 4; Student Senate 4; C-Ciub 4; Senior Class Play JAMES J. NIENABER St. Benedict Bowling 1, 3 4O WILLIAM PHILLIPS SI. A3219; GILBERT PARTON St. Benedict'; RICHARD PIESCHEL HENRY PIEPER TIMOTHY PIEPER 5!. Jame: Sr. Auglminix Si, Pcml'; :1 Bowling 4: Contact 3, 4; Library 4; Basketball 5, 4; Intramumls 1, 2 Bluegrass 4; Senior Class Baseball, Bas- ' YCS 5; Sodality 4 ketball 1; Intramurals, Contact 3, 4 JOHN O,BRIEN SI. Iomplf: Intramurals, Class Officer 3, 4 Practice ROBERT RYAN JEROME RYMARQUIS jOSEPH SCHMIDT 51, Am: 5!. folm Sr. fmepb YCS 2. 3 GARRY ROBBINS DENNIS ROBINSON BIeJJEd Surrmmwl SI. Pall! Entering 42 KENNETH SCHULTE DAVID STEIDLE Bowling 1.2.14 JUSTIN SCHNEIDER 3. 4; Senior Class Play: FREDERICK SEIFERT JR. 5!. Mm'J'J Bowling 1 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 STEVE SCHLICKMAN SI. Berwditf TOM SMITH SI. Iol'm'x GERALD SCHNEIDER DAVID STOPPELXWERTH 5L Boniface 51. Aloysiu: Senior Class Play Seniors at retreat TIMOTHY SHIELDS 5L Patrick; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Class Officer 3: C-Club A ' FRANK TOEBBE St. jajspb Class Officer 2, 3: Student Senate Of- fice: 4', Bowling 2, 3 ROBERT SUETHOLZ SI. Axrgtmiue Swimming 5, 4; C-Club Intramural: 1 ANTHONY SIEGRIST St, Aguur Bowling 1, 2. 3, 4 FREDRICK TOBERGTE St. Henry Bowling 3, 4; Senior Class Play MICHAEL TIERNEY Blamed Surl'umml! Intrumurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Contact 4; Class Officer 2 45 MIKE TULLY JOHN WAHLE RICHARD XWEBER H 01y Cram Blannryrf Sdmrmm! SI. Auymu'ue'x Swimming ii; Intramurals 3, 4: C-Clllb Intrnmumls 1 Swimming R 4; C-Ciuh 71 4 ve- KIRK WISHER SI. Bmmdirf'J Intrumumls 2, 5, -i Fr. Bietting leads discussion. 46 jOSEPH WIMMERS SI. xlugmlfue Bowling 3; Library 2; Class Officer 1; Senior Class Play GERALD S. WISCHER Sf. Agile! Basketball 1; Intrnmuruls .1 Officer 2, 4 .5: Class THOMAS WIDIVIYER 5!. xlgrzar STEVE WA RTMAN Sh Amz': Basketball 1: Intramumls 2. 3. .1; Officer 3; Student Senate 4; Ciass Play WILLIAM XVISCHER SI. Btth'irl'I Class Senior Basketball 3, 4: Bowling 2; Intramurnls 1, 2; C-Chlb 47 WILLIAM VOLPENH EIN St. Inlm'x Bowling 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Class Of- ficer 1 TONY ZEMBRODT St. Agim' Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Sedality 3. 4; Class Officer 4; Bluegrass 4; Senior Class Piay 48 RALPH ZERHUSON Elem ed San'mli en! NORMAN ZIEGLER St. Agnes Bowling 1 IRVIN ZIEGLER St. Agne; Intramurals 3, 4; Contact 3, 4; Sodulity 4; Class Officer 1; Debate 2, 4 Homeroom moderator Bro. Donald Bond Prej, T. Zembrodt V, Wu G. Wischer Sec: T. Lalmer Tram. T. Knox: Homeroom moderator Fr. Hcitzman Prat. DA Mails V. Prey. D. Beckmnn SHE. L. Lucchlc Tram: R. Weber Homeroom moderator Fr. Witt Prat T. Hugcnburg V. Prat. R. Detzel, Absent 52:. M, Brennan Tram. J O'Brien 4? SI their after receiving f ike out The Seniors Diplomas ains their goal Class of '61 an n 0 .U .m d e n e B t a s r T 3 a r P 5 d a k n a m e d r o W L F Presentation of Monsi gnor Streak Diplomas The Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption ' M. Herrmann receives awards for accomplishments 56 UNDERCLASSMEN 58 ROW 1: D. Lubbe, W. Austin, T. Sogar, T, Niehaus, S. Hellmann, DA Huser, P Hucsing, R. Lahner. ROW 2: D. Adick, R. Kemper, G. Higdon, j Buecker, G. Menzer, D. Wine, L. Schlosser, T. Sage, T. Vogt. ROW 3: M Fessler, JA Montanari, I. Berg, T. Cahill, C. Young, T. Whelan, J. Thiel, P. Richter. ROW 4: J. Roebker, D. Hoerlein, L Greis, J. Scheve, K. Vieth, P. Beasley, J. Raker, M. McPherson. Prelicleuf R. Richter Vite Praritlwz! G. Hidgnh Serrt'lrli'y Mt Fessler Tremm'er T. Vogt Under the proctorship of our homeroom teacher, Father McDermott, the Class of 11 A has come to be one of the leading junior classes. I I Members of 11 A excel both in their class work and in extracurricular activities. An example of the students' scholastic ability is the fact that they are the leaders on the honor roll. An example of 11 A's extra- curricular leadership is the fact that they had the best decorated booth at the Campbell Lodge Festival. Rev, John McDermott 11 A Homeroom Moderator ROW 1: J. Camp, D. Amann, M. Seifert, W. Von Bokern, R. Hall, E. Von Eye, D. Thomas, T, McEntee, J. Sweet, D. Grimes ROW 2: S. Harper, R. Reynolds, R. Kuchle, C. Rube, D. Wissman, W. Wolford, J. Rieskamp, D, Kooxs, P. Snider. ROW 3: J. Spenlau, C. Billiter, B. Berling, W. Feldmzin, D. Ziegelmeyer, M. Lenen, B. Placke, G. Vollman, R. Roeding. ROW 4: P Meyers, j. Haglage, J, Huesman, D Clark, B. Murray, M. Arlinghaus, D. Kramer, P. Black. 60 Bro. John McGowan, SM. 11 B Homeroom Moderator Prei'idm; B, Murray Vice Prexideut M. Lenen Sen'elary R. Roeding Tr'em'urer B. Berling 11 B is one of the best Junior classes represented in sports and other extracurricular activities. Marty Lenen is on the Varsity Basketball team. We also have John Sweet and Dick Reynolds who are on the Yearbook Staff. Roger Roeding and Jim Rieskamp who are on the swimming team. Tom Hall is one of the very good cheerleaders who cheer the team on to victory Then we come to the old standby, Dan Zieglemeyer, who is the manager of the basketball tearri. All these outstanding men go to make up 11 B. ROW 1: T. Basti, G. Weghorn, G. Dirkes, L. Ruedcbusch, F. Hellman, C. Foltz, P Hardcom. ROW 2: L Jasper, G. Hardcom, T. Ryan, M. Sandfoss, P. Busch, T. O'Brien, G. Due, D. Schanding. ROW 3: R Waymeyer, RV Angel, T. Kraft, H. SChindIer, D. Rhein, D. Lenhof. J. Broderick. ROW 4: D. Beamer, I Houlehan, D, Gronotte, B. McMillin, R. Herndon, ABSENT: J. Divine, D Habig, W. Henkenbems, J. Klug. 62 Pl'en'dem T. Basti Vite Praridmt G. Due Secretary D. Beamer Tr'emm'er P. Busch Our class is a typical Class. It is composed of 21 group of boys I I with a muititude of personalities and own set of ideas. Under the guidance of our homeroom moderator and our officers and through the co-operation of the members of the class we can proudly say that we have become an excellent homeroom class. Mr. John Payne 11 C Homeroom Moderator b4 ROW 1: M. Northcutt, L. Ankenbaucr, B. Barton, 6. Morressy, J. Ryan, T. Schmidt, J. Thumpsom, R. Canslcr. ROW 2: M. Ervin, '11 Borge, J. Geisc-n, R. Vocke, J. Bailey, P. 'I'retter, R. Meagher, R. Raters. ROW 3: J. Tumlinson, T. Cahill. D. Kuchle, T. Burke. R. Womble. S. Tiemzln. L. Lcmkcr. ROW 4: J. Kite, J. Resing, J. Nie, D. Epplen, D. Pcrez. ABSENT: T. Rcibling, G. Arkenzm. Preiidenl T. Barge h Vite Prejidenl T. Burke 1 Sen'elm'y S, Tieman 1 Tremmw' J. Kite Among the best classes of the school, 11 D is included on everybody's x list, We are well represented in sports and other extracurricular activities. Through the efforts of Mr. Butler, who is liked because of the interest he takes in his Class, and the class officers, much can be expected of 11D in the future at Covington Catholic. Mr. Butler 1 1D Homeroom M odemfar FIRST ROW: J. Cogswell, R. Benson, J. Darpel, L. Darnell, D, Bauer, J, Crawford, G. Crowley, W. Bergman, L. Dedden. SECOND ROW: G. Corbett, J. Elsener, R. Brandenburg, G. Bennings, M. Bresser, F, Bittlinger, G. Drohan, R. Brummer, 5 Burger, J. Burke. THIRD ROW: TV Brennan, J Barton, R. Etler, T. Eggemier, 'F. Chittum, M. Duncan, P. Eckerle, J. Ecton, R. Dutstock, J. Becker, E. Campbell. ABSENT: E. Becker, G. Beimesch, J. Miller, 66 S errelary G. Crowley Praridem T. Eggemeier Vice Prejident G. Corbett Under the inspiring leadership of Father Walter 10 A has achieved lo intellectual, religious, and athletic success. In the intellectual field Eggemeier, Bergman, Burke, Elsener, and Campbell have made the honor roll. In the religious field we are 21150 ably represented with Eggemeier, Burke, Corbett, Campbell in the Sodality. Rev. Robert Walter 10 A Homeroom Mademrm ROW 1: K Manny D. Hamilton, J. Glindmeyer, J jackson, D. Hall, B. Mardis, A Krebs. ROW 2: D. Geilen, L Lenhoff, B. Hitchcock, DA Gunkel, B, Krummen, K. Leppert, M. Huebner, D. Keith. ROW 3: L. Fussinger, B. Fangman, G. Frazier, J. Hmnmel, T. Graham, J. Kemen, J. Koestcr. ' ROW 4: B. Hanks, j. Martin, P. Funke, G. Landwehr, M. Hugenburg, E. Hoffman, S. Krumpel- man, H. Kreutzians ABSENT: J. Grayson, J Markey, J. Heidt. 68 70 Rev. James Wordeman 10 B Homeroom Modemfor Pravda!!! K. Mann Vite President D. Keith 10 B is one of the best Sophomore homerooms. This class has out- standing spirit. We have weekly projects and class meetings and we intend to win the Spirit Banner for the rest of the year. We believe that our success is due to our President, John Mann, and Vice President, Don Kieth, united with the aid of our homeroom teacher, Father Wordeman, V06 intend to graduate as the best Senior Homeroom! 70 ROW 1: M. Schlosser, R. Ochs, F. Schreiner, W. Purdy, T. O'Conner, P. Schmidt. T, McDermott. ROW 2: R. Schreck, D. Reusch, R Matricia, H. Ross, A, Ostendorf, JI Paolucci, R. McDermott, J Reinersman. ROW 3: D. Rucker, J. Nienaber, J1 Riegling, M. Reilly, J. Scherder, K. Rogers, R. Nunnelley, l Ruschman, P. Petrovic. ROW 4: T. Runge, L Nageleisen, W. Mullikin, M. Ragan, D. Pieper, W Noll, P Meyer, T Pieper, M Mmh, M. Nie, ABSENT: T. McClure. Pt'ejidem T. McClure Vite Preridmr D. Pieper Serremry W, N011 Treamrer R. Matracia 10 C is one of most promising homerooms in the Sophomore divi- sion, with one of its strong points being its athletic talent. In the basketball circle are Lee Nageleisen, Ron McDermott, and Mike Muth. log John Reinersman letters in golf, while Mike Reilly and Tom O'Connor represent the class on the swimming team. Harry Ross is the lone representative to the baseball team. The class has strong school spirit, although they have never taken the spirit banner in the Freshman year. Mr. Schneider is the homeroom moderator. Mr. Robert Schneider 10 C Homeroom 1110d91'51tm' Mb ;. ......;.1 ton, B. Tomlinson, A Tmme. ROW 2: F, Schumacher, C. Wilson, S. Stevens, J. Womble, J. Tuemler, J. Wagner, R. Skaam, I. Schwabe. ROW 5: KV Williams, J, Wolford, J. Thelen, N. Toebbe, P. Schulte, M. Thiel, M, Williams. ROW 4: C. Trenkamp, T. Von Eye, T. Steenken, T. Seelie, D. Walking, T. Weibel, S, Schuler. t ROW 1: M. Woitenberg, M. Schwab, C Stulz, M. Tabben, D. Wurth, K. Ziegler, R. Throckmor- 72 Pretrident M. Thiel Vite Prexia'en! T. Weibel Sevreimy A. Trahe Treatrilrer M. Tuhbert 10 D is the only homeroom in the school this year with a lab, the Biology lab, for a homeroom Under the Counselorship of Bro. Bill, IO 10 D has become the outstanding homeroom of the Sophomore divi- sion. The class president, Michael Thiel, was class president of 9 D last year, This is the first time the other officers have been elected. 10 D has 4 men on the junior Varsity, and Ken Ziegler is the captain of the cheerleaders. Bro. XVillinm Deanhofer 10 D Homeroom Mademfor ........j4.. i l t t 74 ROW 1: W. Darpel, M. Eilers, M. Borchers, M. Emark, K. Boemker, J. Dilly, J. Adams, D. Day, J. Clary. ROW 2; WE Beimesch, J. Fischer, M. Dyas, J. Chittum, T. Egan, D. Dirheimer, J. Arthur, R. Albers, B. Boone. ROW 3: J. Fernandez, J. Feldhues, L. FEschesser, J. DeFalaise, C. Blair, G. Adams, ROW 4: G. Eilers, R. Fedders, T. Bowman, T. Berning, D. Cunningham, T, Eckert, R. Chittum, I Finke, J', DaceyA ABSENT: B. Blank, J. Bracke, M. Briede, F. Clingner, K Endress, B. Flanagan. Rev. Robert Hoeper, S.M. 9 A Homeroom Afademtor Prwidenl J Daly Vire Prelidm! T. Bowman 9 A continues to stretch its number of times it won the Spirit Banner. For under the direction of Father Hoeper it has succeeded in receiving the fewest deportment cards and having the fewest absentees. 9 A has also brought in the most stamps and it is rumored that we have a couple boys that look like they might be scholars. 76 'vE. Runway , ROW 1: R. Herzog, J. Huhn, J, Foltz, M. Keller, D. Hogan, M. Hargis, J. Gormley, T. Grayson, J. Foltz. ROW 2: J. Goetz, D. Fleck, J. Heist, D. Helmet, C. Keene, M, Fox, J. Jackson, J. Kemphaus, D. Friedhot. ROW 3: D. Hurley, W. Herrmann, MA Holliday, C. Kays, C, Kabitsch, J. Ginn, T. Hein, D. Garnett, J. Graves. ROW 4: R, Heideman, J. Heam, J. Keller, R. Fraley, M. Flerlage, J. Hoppenjans, J. Hoffmeister, E. Hugenberg, R. Grits. ABSENTzMJohnson. Rev. Verne F. Hogan 9 B Homeroom Modemlor .5 e ', ! f x f g Preliderzt M. Fox Vice Prejideul M. Holliday Trmmrer J. Heam In these Soaring Sixties, 9B intends to leave its mark on this school and country; not by rowdiness and ugoofing off, but by co-operating and hard work. We are co-operating now by having members on the basketball and swimming teams. We are working hard in class as will be shown in the years to come 78 ROW 1: D. Nunlist, C. Kleier, C. Leppert, G. McNeil, j. Muck, L. Koehl, T. Marqua, T. Kenndy, W. McNeil. ROW 2: J. Noonan, T. Morris, T. Nader, F. Kling, D. Loechle, J. Kruer, B. Lay, M. Martin. M. Marsh. ROW 3: C. Munninghoff, D. Molhem, J Middendorf, L Meyer, G. Lewin, R. Neinaber, E. Landwehr, W. Lockhom, D, MeimseA ROW 4: R, Michael, I. Kleman, W. Mescher, K. Koklbrand, D. McGrath, M. Klaene, D. landwehr, C. Kennedy. ABSENT: T. Maher, P. Maier. Pren'deizf K. Koklbrand Vice Praidwf T. Mahcr Sevretm'y D. McGrath Tremw'er D. Landwehr Our class, 9 C is regarded by its members as being the outstanding class in the Freshman Division. Our class is represented by five mem- 96 bets on the Freshman Basketball team. We all think that our home- room proctor, Bro. George Cemiglia, does a wonderful job as a teacher and is well liked by the class. Bro, George Cemiglia 9 C Homeroom Modcmfar 80 ROW 1: R, Sanders, G. Sandel, J. Rudolph, J, Prieshoff, j, Offutf, M. Sage, R. Rottman, J, Ferny. ROW 2: C. Papas, NI. Roecfersheimer, P, Parker, D. Overman, J. Rigne, W. Schroden J. Sicmer, G. Schwartz, R. Schlacten ROW 3: T. Schrage, L. Schoettker, R. Resing, J. Robke, D. Schwartz, R. Pruden, G4 Offutt, R. Schwartz, A. Parks. ROW 4: D. Schaeffer, R. Rolfes, W, Reynolds, 5. Rettig, C. Olliges, j. Patton, R. Schaefer, C. Schleyer. ABSENT: R. Royek, W. Sparks. Mr. Joseph Malloy 9 D Homeroom Modemfor PreJ'illml J. Robke Vim Prejl'dwn' M. Roedersheimer In the sight of all the freshmen of the class of 9 D, under the modem- torship of Mr. Malloy, has shown itself to be one of the greats. The class 9 D plans to take an educational rtip to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. The tour should prove to be very helpful and interesting to the 9 D students 82 ROW 1; J. Watts, J. Terlua. E, Stanbush, L Zehnder, R. Wallace, B. Wenger. ROW 2: R. Wiermeling, T. Williams, G. Taylor, W. Tilton, G. Steffen, M. Walsh, T. Spare. ROW 5 Wu 1f ect. : J. Vogt, M. Wanmn, M. Sudbmck, K, Uckotter, L4 Trcnkmnp, R. Windmiller, I. ROW' 4: E. Smithsom B Toebbe, M. Wiechmann, R. Sparks. J. Steidle, J. 'l'ekulve. ROW 3: D. Wichmann, '1' Thompson, R. Vieth, T. W'ichmnnn, E Walker, T. Wartnmn. ABSENT: D. Tiemnn. . Suedkamp, F. XWieck, D. Pren'dent J. Vogt Vite Preridmt I Wulfect With the Procumtorship of Mr. Velten and the leadership of Jim Vogt, class President, we have a successful freshman homeroom. Already this year we have obtained the freshman Spirit Banner, we are going to try to obtain it many more times. With our determination to succeed, we are going to make this a very excellent year. Mr, Robert Velten 9 E Homeroom Moderator The Juniors, banding together, constructed this fine interpretation of the Nativity Scene. The atmosphere of the scene was completed when a heavy snowfall occurred. The display 'i was lit at night by means of several floodlights. Did V011 201m The last time it happened was in 1881, and the next time will be in the year of 6009. This rare occurrence is happening during this year. It is not a comet nor is it a fifty- five Plymouth green and cream c0100 what it is, is that no matter which way you look I at the number 1961 it reads the same, 1961. yum 1967 1961 29mg 84 ACTIVITIES Student 5614511? The Student Senate is an organization composed of students selected by fellow students, whose function is to support and promote school activities. Four officers preside as its head. A representative from each homeroom constitutes the Senate. These students relay the results of the meetings to their rooms, thus ensuring the coordination of the student body. Steve Warteman is head of the Student Senate. 86 Mm. m w s: tr Sitting around the V hictotyJ table from left to right are: K Kohlbmnd J Vogt R Maiie, M. Fox J. Daly J Robke, L. Nader F. Toebbe R Dean, M Tiel, S. Warteman R. Matracia, D. Bosch, B Murry, T. Basti. P. Richter, T. Zembrote, J. Eggemeier K. Mann Student Senate Officers Steve Warteman Praridwzl Frank Toebbe Vice Preridmzt Dick Dean Serrelary Dan Bosch Trmmrer FIREST HONORS Father Nieman is given W $500 by Dan Bosch as Bro Bond and Steve Warteman look on. This is a scene from the Campbell Lodge Festival which was held in order to raise money for PI. Nieman, Fr. Bicding, Bro. Bob Schawnlder. wWK.NgRQCQ In the Sodality Council are Gary Corbet, Bro. Bond, Dan Bosch, and Tony Zembrote. In a Senior Sodality meeting are Gary Jones, Fred Hollis, Dick Pieschei, Tom Lahner, Dan Bosch, Tony Zembrote, Irvin Ziegler, and Tim Donovan. i 88 The Junior Sodalily has a meeting. From left to right are Leo Greis, Paul Huesing, Iim Berg, Bill Austin, Jerry Higdon, Don Adick, Dick Reynolds, and Dave Lubbe. Working behind the scenes in the activities of the school and students is the role of the Sodalityt Its purpose is the seIf-bettcrment of its members through the betterment of others and our environmental conditions Sophomore Sodality has Jim Thelen, Gary Corbett, and Woody Noll for members. 89 The Yearbook Staff looks over c0py SEATED, from left to right are: Tim Donovan. Bro. John McGowan, moderator, and John BiedenhomV STANDING, are: Tim Pieper, Mike Hanifin, Mike Herrmann, and Jack Borchers. mm me a: At work are Bill McGrath, Roy Flick, Jack Borchers, John Hall, and Tom Hall. 90 The Yearbook staff at work; while pondering over the rising cost of inflation in the production of the Annual. Editor'z'yz-rlaief Tim Donovan Bmizzeu Manager Tony Zembrote Senior Editor Mike Herrmann inlfy Editor Jack Borchers Sport: Editor Tim Pieper Staff Member; Tom Lahner Dave Kruetzcamp John Sweet Jerry Biedenhorn Justin Sclmider Tom Hall John Hall Roy Flick Mike Hanifin Gary Jones Bill McGrath Business Staff 9I Nm wRQQ 92 Editor-in-rlaief jerry Higdon Anociate Editor; Gary Jones, Irvin Ziegler Feature Don Adick, Bill Austin New; Dick Pieschel, Fred Bittinger, Terry Grahm, Jerry Daly S pom Tim Pieper, Jerry Biedenhom, John Sweet, Jim Wulfeck Moderator, Bro. Bond with Jerry Higdon. Tim Pieper, Jerry Higdon, discuss the copy. Piero Petrovic, Mike Hanifin, Terry Graham, Jerry Biedemhom, D011 Adick, Bill Austin, and Fred Bittlinger. Irvin Ziegler, and Dick Pieschel mng$mm Over the past two years the Library has im- proved over a thousand percent. This great advance was made by the determination of Mr. Hackett. He has bought hundreds of new books on history, reference and exciting fiction Mr. Joseph Hackett, Librm'imz Piero Petrovic, Dave Krutzcamp, James Ruschman, Dick Pieschel. 93 94 PM The Debate Club Leonard Schoettker, Louis De Falaise, David Miller, Irving Ziegler, Jim Brophy. Leonard Schoettker, Louis De Falaise of OCH. take notes and Tim Nolan and his College from C.L.S. This year we have seen another extracurricular activity added to the school. Through the initia- tive and untiting efforts of Bro. George Cerniglia a debate club has been formed. It consists of Irvin Ziegler, Jim Brophy, David Miller, Louis De Falaise, and Leonard Schoettkc-r. Bro. George's efforts have brought forth surprising results. The club's first year has been an overwhelming success with the topic nResolved: That the United Nations should be Significantly Strengthened. In the future the club will branch out in other fields of speech work. The Seniors practice for the big night in April. A four foot high stage was built by Dan Bosch and Tom Lahner; it measures forty feet by twenty feet. mNW E QQkaE The school photographers are Mik Schwab and Rick Throckmorton. 95 King Tom Hugenburg and his queen Judy Ertel The Coronation takes place as 96 the Royal Party looks on. 1 Jr w: rmfmm 97 Jam xili- M r: i E x :H- 98 ATHLETICS TOURNAMENT Beechwood A. . XWIlliam Grant St. Patrick Lexi Dunb' Versailles . Holmes N 7 , New. Cuthol Simon Kenton Maywille . Holy Cross . Dixie Heights DeSalles Llrd Manual . Trinity . Hamilton Cat, Flagct , New Public St. Henry Hamilton Cat Beechwood . New. Catholic Versailles Roger Bacon , Purcell Chaminade V St Xavier ..... Dixie He' hts L. to R., ROW 1: S Tieman, D. Hogan, T. Shields, B. Wischer. M. Fessler, B Fangman, ROW 2: M, Lenen, R. Moellering, Naber. Hugenburg takes a jump shot T. Hugenberg, D. Maile, L. Naglejsen, Coach Robert IOI Here it comes, Roger Turn around, Roger, your back is to the camera NO, Hugy isn't Okey, chk, making a left hand turn. He is waving to Tim Two for our foes Here we go again jumpvnOW Come On, kid, two hands for beginners WMM1m-x u . Varsity in their traveling suits Maile receiving awards 104 .Mick, now what Two more for Tbelen Okey, ROW 1, 1.. to R.: J', Dacey, T, Schrage, J. Wulfeck, J. Daily, J. Robke. ROW 2: W. Reynolds, T. Maher, M. Hagen- burg, R. Michaels. ROW 3: J. Heim, J. Keller. ROW 4: K. Kohlbrand, T. Berning, D. Mc- Grath, J. Kleman. Loyal Colonel fans l06 LOSSES Newport Catholic Campbell County Dixie Heights hournj Holy Cross Newport Catholic Trinity L0uisJ St. Henry Ludlow Dixie Heights Holy Cross Goumj Rmmlmww-rm .A. - V? m; Starting Pitchers u. to R0 R. McMillin, M. McPherson, E. Burger, T. COACH ROBERT NABER Vogt. BASEBALL TEAM CL. to PM ROW 1: M. Fessler, D, Burger, H, Ross, P. Fritsch, D. Hogan, B. Frohn, T. Vogt. ROW 2: Mgr. D. Ziegelmeyer, M. Muth, B. Wischer, R. Detzel, M. Theil, L. Nageleisen, J. Huseman, M. McPherson. l08 Mike McPherson comes off the Mound Harry Ross holds down the hot corner l0? Lee Nageleisen waits for a throw at first. POWER HITTERS: UL. t0 RJ FIRST ROW: B. Frohn, D. Hogan. SECOND ROW: P, Fritsch, W. Wischer, R. Detzel. HO You had better hit it, Detzel, there isn't any catcher. FLY CHASERS L. to RJ FRONT ROW: 13. Frohn, D. Hogan. BACK ROW: Joe Huesman, B Wischer, R. DetzeL Pete Fritsch and his cage Dan Ziegelmeyer and his cross bones onisom IIZ Charley Wolf of the Royals Sports Activitias Fr. Witt at the foul line Soccer ? T 1 ? Av-w , WON LOST Trinity Purcell Highlands Highlands Beechwood Holmes Xavier STATE TOURNAMENT Second Place I13 Q'mwnmu. uTHDLIE , Ash . a, 1:32; igv :910 NYHOL onTHULV 1 air $UIH'OJ w U! ?m5 tgg! t1 n :iiugi 29Vf19mi 5 4,:1runuc BACK ROW: B. Suedkamp, D. Perez, B. Suetholz, M. Riley. Veg STANDING: R. Detzel, R. Roeding, S. Hellman, F, Hellman, T. Seele, D. Weber, J. Rieskamp. KNEELING: J. Grayson, M. Tulley, T Grayson, Fr. MCDermott, 1M. Fox. The State Meet at the University of Kentucky. Backstroke during the State competition. Support on the sides for the freestylers. Butterfly at State Father McDermott gives the second place trophy to Brother Don. Somebody about to make his big splash. H6 Km i w MM 3.4 m 4 ' A was jack Grayson' doing a jnckknifel Last lap CIose-up? GOLF TEAM: Dick Maile, Bob Berling, ll8 SENIOR GOLFERS: Dick Maile, Barry McDermott, Unidentified Gr. Heitzmam, Tom Lahner. Barry McDermott, Dan Hurley, Tom Lahner, Jim Vogt. 11 while Bob Berling and Jim Vogt watch. ting on the school gree Dan Hurley practices put Don't laugh, Tom Lahner, with those muscular arms Mac will hit it a mile. Shulte. KNEELING: L. Loechle, L Becker, F. Sieferd. Senior Bowling Members are, STANDING: D. Beckman, F. Tobergte, Fr. Walters, G. Schnider, K, The Bowling Officers for the Colonels are: Fr. Walters L. Loechle K. Schulte The Intramurals in Bowling under way Some unique styles are exhibited here by some underclassmen. l2l 3a Rmm m mama m'x From top to bottom: Ken Ziegler, Mike Hartman, Ron Hall, John Hall, Tom Pieper, Larry HalL Our Pride and Joy U.. to RJ FRONT ROW: Tom Pieper, Gordon McNeil, Don Fleck, Ron Hall. BACK ROW: John Hall, Mike Herrman, Bill McGrath, Larry Hall. l22 PATRONS l24 601d Star Patrons Gottschalk Service Station Covington, Ky. Pelstring Venetian Blinds COVington, Ky. George W. Hill C0. Covington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Olliges Sr. Covington, Ky. 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