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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1966 volume:

The Bluegrass Staff: Editor-in-chief. . . . . . . Jon Bushelman Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Pauly, Louis Boehmer Seniors. . . . . . . . . . . Michael Major, John Runda Underclassmen. . . . . . . Dennis Meyrose, Steven Curran Activities. . . . . . . . . . William Hoppenjans Sports. . . . . . . . A . . . Jon Bushelman Organizations. . . . . . . . Michael Kreyling Ads. . . . . . . . . . . . . Dennis Knasel, Thomas Schaeper Moderator. . . . . . . . . . Brother Kenneth Thompson, S.M. BLUE GRASS l966 .Inamu u, l. . .IIE lh-i- l. nub E. .- lu .- Iuw. .I .I I-hlz. Lawmmm 5- :- .I meaE . .I n.- a . 1: LL. II. I .I In-. .T. HkrM-nlkl. N. a mlh my ii. I... I ml... in : 4.5m; ,2 Mary, Our Mother, and patroness 0f Cov- ington Catholic, protect us now as we enter a Pro Deo et Patria And obtain for us the new stage of our lives. graces of your divine Son. Window of the Queen of Apostles Chapel, Marianist College, Dayton, Ohio. Jr-.I.I II 1 .n...... $519. : III ml: 1 1' III In: .2wluw I... 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Egbring Pastor of St. Aloysius Pastor of St. Ann Pastor of St. James BISHOP of the DIOCESE of COVINGTON The Most Reverend Richard H. Ackerman, G.S. Sp., D.D. PROVINCIAL of the SOCIETY of MARY Very Reverend Father James M. Darby, S.M. PROVINCIAL SUPERVISOR of the SOCIETY of MARY Reverend Brother John J. Jansen, S.M. Brother Donald McKee, S.M. Principal Dear Colonels, The end of any slchool year brings its share of joys and sadness. Much we have to look back on with pride and satisfaction. Most of our regrets are that the year had to end, that the seniors must say goodbye and carve out a new life in uncharted land. What was so good about the past year? The trophycase crammed with awards won this past year bears eloquent testimony to excellence in athletics as well as speech and debate. The school's long dream of having a football team was realized when the stu- dents themselves raised the necessary funds. Seniors benefited from the new honors program introduced this past year. It was indeed a year to remember. Best of all the school is moving more and more into the area of student involvement in various apostolates . The Sodality, the weekend leadership sessions, direct aid to poor families, assiste ance to needy students With tutoring, --all these show Catholic education in its finest role. Much of our sadness is saying goodbye to Brothers Dan Donovan and Howard Knachel. With us all four years, these two Marian- ists left us an example worthy of lifetime emulation. We thank God for two such teachers. Sincerely yours in J.1VI.J., Dedication When we, as Freshmen, entered Covington Catholic, Brother Dan Donovan entered with us. It seems rather fitting that since he entered with us, he also leaves Covington Catholic with us. But Brother Dan's stay here will not be forgotten by the many people with whom he came in contact. There is so much that can be said about this generous person that we could fill an entire page so instead, we, the Senior Class, would like to dedicate this Yearbook to the person who has helped many of us very much and who has aptly been called Brother Covington Catholic . . . Bro. Dan Donovan. Bro. Dan always tried to make his classes as enjoyable as possible. Brother Daniel Donovan, S.M. FAC U LTY Religion Gives Basic Facts of Faith Chairman Rev. James McKay, S.M. Sociology IV, Latin III, Guidance Rev. Jack Heitzman Chairman, Chaplain, Sodality Sociology IV, Director of Sarton Director Pro gram All right gentlemen, let's cut out the tea parties. Rev. John McDermott Religion III, Moderator of Senior Rev. Carl Schaffer Class Play, Coach for Swimming Religion II, Guidance, Moderator Rev. Edward Eviston Team of Homeroom 2D Citizenship I, Religion 11 Rev. Lawrence Robotnik English II, Sociology IV, Guidance, Moderator of Homeroom SB Bro. Joseph Lackner, S.M. English IV, French I, 11, Moderator of Speech and Debate, Assistant Moderator of Dramatics, Moderator of Honor Society, Sodality MocL etator, Moderator of Homeroom 3C 7mm I must ,; Imp: Chairman Bro. George Deinlein, S.M. Honors English IV, Vice -Principal, Head of Academic Council, Dean of Discipline, Admissions Officer, Teacher Supervision Mr. Robert Borcer English I, Social Studies III, Moderator of Intramural Bowling, Moderator of Homeroom 3D English: Basis for Communication Mr. Clyde Dom English II, IV, Moderator of Con- tact, Coach of Golf Team, Head of Ticket Sales, Moderator of Homeroom 4B Bro. Kenneth Thompson, S.M. English I, 111, Moderator of Year- book, Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Homeroom 1E Chairman Bro. Howard Knachel, S.M. Chemistry III, Physical Science III, Coach of Cross Country 8; Track, Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Chemistry Club, Moderator of Homeroom 3E Science: Mr. William Goedde General Science 1, Health : Physical Ed. I. Assistant Swimming Coach, Coach of Freshmen Base- ball Team, Moderator of Home- room 1C Mr. Gerald Kasselman Advanced Physics, Physics IV, Physical Science 111, Head of Graduation Ceremonies, Moderator of From Committee, Moderator of Camera Club, Moderator of Physics Club, Moderator of Home- room 4A Bro. Eugene Loewer, S.M. Advanced Biology, Biology II, Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Biology Club, Moderator of Home- room 2E Basis for Factual Knowledge You know abortion is against the law? Mathematics: Basis for Straight Thinking MI. Philip Earning Plane Geometry II, Biology 11, Guidance, Moderator of Homeroom 1A Bro. Joseph Meierdirks, S.M. Trig. s3: Analytic Geometry IV, Algebra I, Library Supervisor, Co- ordinalor of Locks 8: Lockers, Guidance, Sodality Moderator Mr. John Payne Advanced Math IV, Algebra II, Athletic Director, Tournament Manager, CYO Basketball Super- visor, Moderator of Homeroom 4D Bro. Thomas Salerno, S.M. Geometry II, Algebra 1, English III, IV, Moderator of Band, Moderator of Choral Club, Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Homeroom 2A INMM I :LLH MI rmvdLLLLI tul f1! 7 IMIL Chairman Mr. John Kaelin German I, II, Business Law IV, Lunch Supervisor, Assistant Coach of Cross Country I: Track, Scorer for Basketball Team, Moderator ' of Homeroom 3A Huh! So there really was a Colonel Shelby. Language: Basis for Broadening Horizons Bro. Daniel Donovan, S.M. French 1, English III, Citizenship Bro. Leonard Hamm, S.M. 1, Moderator of Student Senate, Mr. James Gleason French I, II, English III, Citizenship Moderator of Speech and Debate, Latin I, III, IV, Library Supervisor, I, Moderator of Poster Club, Guidance, Sodality Moderator, Assistant Ticket Sales, Moderator Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Moderator of Homeroom 4C of Homeroom lB Homeroom 1D Chairman Bro. Robert Ivory, S.M. Social Studies IV, Citizenship I, Assistant Attendance Officer, Sodality Moderator, Co-ordinator of Refreshments, Guidance, Moderator of Graduation Exer- cises, Coach of Tennis Team, Moderator of Homeroom 413 Thank the Lord for the Dewey decimal system. Mr. Joseph Hackett Social Studies III, IV, Librarian MI. Ralph Bogenschutz Social Studies I, II, Coach of Freshmen Basketball Team, Moderator of Homeroom 2B Social Studies: Basis for Deepening Insights Mr. Martin Hils Social Studies III, Economics l'V, Lunch Supervisor, He ad Basketball Coach MI. Daniel Tieman Social Studies II, Moderator of Homeroom 2C No stupid, you can't re -pee1 a banana! Chairman Bro. Richard Heil, S.M. Bookkeeping III, Typing IE, Citizenship 1, Supervisor of Stu- dent Workers, Sodality Moderator, Moderator of Homeroom 1D Business Education: Basis of Practical Knowledge Bro. Ronald Toth, S.M. Accounting III, Typing II, Citizen- Rev. Charles Weber ship I, Sodality Moderator, Assist- Bookkeeping III, Business Manager ant Moderator of Speech g: Debate, 8: Treasurer of CCH Moderator of Homeroom 4C Physical Education: Basis of Fitness What do you mean, ball one? I dreamed I played basketball in my Fruit of the Looms. Mr. Harold Cronin Health 8: Physical Ed. I, J.V. i Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach Secreta ry Miss Betty Ewald Hello, Acme Employment Agency, about that new secretary . . . ! Brother Don who? If you propose to me one more time . . un Who says this school is going to the dogs. Betty is always a winner! Treasurer Father Charles Weber Treasurer Add three carry one . . . What do you mean, I don't juggle the books! 20 MI. Glen Miller English II, Sociai Studies II Mr. Gary Glaser Art Department 21 Part-Time Teachers Mr. Joseph Jamiel Social Studies 1, Latin II Little do they know that I am really Boy Wonder in disguise. Bro. Dick Heil, S.M. Although his stay at Covington Catholic was a very short one, many of us came to know and like Brother Dick very much. In the few months that he was here teaching, Brother Dick became a very outstanding member of the F amily of Covington Catholic; a mem- ber that we will miss. He was very active in unifying the Fresh- man class and also in building up the spirit of the upperclassmen. For this and for his unfailing interest in the many school activi- ties, Brother Dick deserves the thanks of the entire student body. Brother Richard Heil, S.M. Brother Dick and the other Brothers join in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the community's chapel. 22 mm...; MHNMHWA ......-Mm-. .M W .4 su l . 4.. - 5.5::4'2 .w. 4i SENIORS Fred W. Aureden Bill St. Agnes Biology Club 2; Photography Club 1; Intramurals Bowling 3; Cross Country 3 James Ayres Jay St. Agnes Biology Club 2; From Commit- tee 3; Sodahty 1,2,3; Golf Team 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 24 Richard Alig St. Boniface Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Sports Albert Arlinghaus Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1; Intramural; 2; Favorite Pastime: Coin collecting Leo Arlinghaus St. John Sodality 2; Baseball 1; Prom Committee 3; Cross Country 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Favorite Pastime: Sports and T.V. Michael Ash ' St. Mary's Cathedral Cross Country 2; Favorite Pastime: Photography Ireneus Barczak Imie St. Agnes James Bayless Senior Class Play 4; St. Augustine Favorite Pastime: Basketball 1 Intramural Bowling 1,2 237 MATH CLASS??? Robert Benson St. Aloysius Basketball Team 1; Golf Team 3; Intramuh rals 1,2,3,4; Lawrence Bill Bucky St. Patrick Glee Club 2; Homeroom Officer 4; Baseball Team 1; Track Team 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Kenneth Black St. Pius X Glee Club 2; Cross Country 3; Track Team 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Louis Boehmer Stan Blessed Sacrament Prom Committee 3; Sodality 1,2,3; Year- book Staff 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3; Intra- mLu'aIs 1,2,3,4; Jesse Boone St. James Team Manager ;Cross Country; 3; Intramu- rals 1; Patrick Brady St. Pius X Baseball Team 1; Basketball Team 1,2,3; Cross Country 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Basketball 25 Gerald Braun St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Robert Brady Blazer St. Henry Biology Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 3,4; History Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; James Carlin Blessed Sacrament Favorite Pastime: Cars Dennis Carney Rock St. Pius X Sodality 2; Intramural: 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1; Senior Class Play 4; Cross Countryz; Favorite Pastime: Sports Jerry Collins Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Baseball Michael Crawford St. Pius X Poster Club 1; Favorite Pastime: Football 26 Michael Burke Mick St. Agnes Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 2,3,4; Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2; Basket- ball Team 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Jon Bushelman Butch St. Benedict Biology Club 2; C.S.M.C. 3; I From Committee 3; Homeroom ; Officer 2,3,4; Contact Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; So- ciety 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech and Debate 1,4; Year- book Staff 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Chemistxy Club 3; -.-;:.n......u-.., 4 Steve Curran Blessed Sacrament Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track Team 1,2,3,4 Thomas Currin '1T.C. St. Agnes Sodality 1,2,3; Speech and Debate 4-; Senior Class Play 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track Team 1,2,3; Cross Country 3 John Curtin Blessed Sacrament Baseball 1,3; Basketball Team 1; Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4; Michael Dacey Dace St, Pius X Homeroom Officer 1,2; Sodality 1,2; Intra, murals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1; Basket- ball Team-1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Robert Eaton St. Augustine Intramurals l,2,3,4 Thomas Egan Twig Blessed Sacrament Homeroom Officer 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team 1,2 Now, If We Wire This Chair So When He Sits Down . . . Paul Eilerman Tony St. James Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 1; Sodality 1,2,3 Charles R. Eilers Bob St. Augustine Intramurals 1; Favorite Pastime: Sports James Emark Jim St. Agnes Intramural Bowling 1; From Committee 3; Chess Team 3 William Erpenbeck EIps St. Agnes Student Senate'l; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Base- ball Team 1; Basketball Team 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Sports Kenneth Faigle Ken St. Augustine Intramurals 1; Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Dennis Fangman Fingets St. John Intramurals 1,2,3,4;Basketball Team 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Sports IWonder if Ole Vinci Starteo This Way? '3 Lon Faris Lonnie Steve Fanthorp Turk St. Paul St. Agnes Seniox Class Play 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Track Favorite Pastime: Music, Art Team 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Grifflin Fisk Skip St. Anthony Sodality 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,4; Leo Foltz St. Paul Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Hunting Greg Frank St. Mary's Cathedral Glee Club 2; Poster Club 2,3; Contact Staff 4; Sodality 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Ralph Franxman Hacky St. Benedict Cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2; John Feldmann Helpicle Blessed Sacrament Sodality 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramural; 1,2,8,4; Favorite Pastime: Skiing 29 Pedro Fernandez Pete Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Goofing around Watch Me Pull This Table Cloth Off Without Moving the Camera Leo Fried Steve St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sodality 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 3; Golf Team 1,2,3,4; James Frilling St. Boniface Intramurals 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Sports Stephen Gilliam St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 3; Favorite Pastime: Cars Eugene Gleason St. Benedict Favorite Pastime: Cars Michael Cough St; Anthony Band 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3; John Grant St. Henry IntIamurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1; 30 .. p 4eN 1 P RWN 1 Gregory Heger St. Patrick It's Academic Team 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; .1 ; Rim f V William Herzog St. Agnes Intramurals 1I 2; Cross Country 2-, Favorite Pastime: Cars William Hall Will Blessed Sacrament Cheerleader 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 3; Michael Halpin Wessel St. Augustine Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3, 4; Sodality 1,2; Baseball Team 1; George Hammond Rex St. Benedict Glee Club 1; Intramural: 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Basketball Robert Hargis St. John Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1; Baseball Team 1; Basketball Team 1; Robert Hoh Hobo Eric Hilgeford St. Agnes Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 2; Glee Club 2; Biology Club 2; National Hon- Photography Club 1; Poster 01' Society 4; Sodality 2,3,4; Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Speech and Debate 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Office: 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Chess Team Student Senate 1; Sodality 1,2; 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Swimming Team 2,3,4; William Hoppenjans Hop Blessed Sacrament Posfer Club 1; C.S.M.C. 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Student Senate Office: 4; Student Senate 1,2,3,4; Contact Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; 835- ketball Statistician 3,4 John Ireland Johnny St. Pius X Poster Club 2; Favorite Pastime: Riding Horses David Islet Ice St. Mary's Cathedral Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom 1, 2,3,4; Offi- cer Student Senate 2,4; Sodality 1; Basketball Team 1 , James Kanick Lesber St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3; Favorite Pastime: Playing the guitar Jerry Kirtley Donald Kelly Paul Kemen Richard Kersting St. Agnes St. Ann St. Aloysius St. John Intramurals 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Shooting Pool Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2 Favorite Pastime:Basketba11 ' Favorite Pastime: Sports 32 What a place to have a homeroom! David Kleman St. Aloysius Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Ice Skating Robert Klosterman St. Benedict Favorite Pastime: Cars Dennis Knasel St. Pius X Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 3,4 Michael Koenig Cannie St. Anthony Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; Track Team 3 David Koester St. Henry Glee Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Sodality 2; Senior Class Play 4; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Music Thomas Kordenbrock Komey St. Augustine Poster Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 1,4; 50- dality 4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Tennis Te am 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Tennis 33 Charles Krebs Chuck James Kriemborg Kraut St. Pius X St. James Favorite Pastime: Going to Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality Dances 3,4; Senior Class Play 3; Bas- ketball Team 1,2,3,4; Track Team 3,4; Cross Country 4; Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Paul Lahner A.J. St. Agnes Intramural Bowling 1,2,3; Golf Team 1,2, 3,4; Chemistry Club 3 John Lange Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 2; Homeroom Officer 1; So- dality l,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Swim- ming Team 1,2,3,4; John Langebmnner St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3; Year- book Staff 4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Ronald Lantry Ron St. Boniface Intramurals 1,2; Baseball Team 1; Favorite Pastime: Cars 34 Michael KIeyling Edward Kuhlman Kool St. Pius X St. Aloysius mtramurals 1:23:45 Homeroom Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- Officer 33 Student Senate 3; mittee 3; Baseball Team 1; It's Academic Team 3,4; Con- Basketball Team 1,2,3; tact Staff 3,4; National Honor Favorite Pastime: Sports Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class 4 Play 4; Basketball Team 1; J Chemistry Club 3; i Philip Leonhard Sap St. Pius X Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Robert Lonneman Bob 51:, Ann Favorite Pastime: Cars William Luckman Will St. Augustine Intramurals 1;2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3,4; Student Senate 1; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Robert Lutz Cherokee St, Anthony Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Sodality 1; Track Team 1; Swimming Team 2; His- tory Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Hunting John Lux St. John Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Track Team 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Chem- istry Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Sports Joseph Lyons J.P. St, Mary's Cathedral Intramurals I,2,3,4; School Reporter 4; Con- tact Staff 3,4; Sodality 3,4; Basketball Stat- istician 3; Team Manager $asketball and Baseball; 3,4; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Sports For your homework tonight. . . Edward Machlied Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Football Michael Major Maj St. Pius X ; Poster Club 3; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Student Senate 2,4; Contact Staff 4; Sodality l,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Baseball Team 1; Basketball Team 2; Swimming Team 2,3; Steve Marsh St. Benedict Intramurals 4; Swimming Team 1,2,3; F avorite Pastime: Sports Dave Mayerchak Chak St. Paul Intramurals 1; Favorite Pastime: Guitar Gregory Marquis Mary Queen of Heaven Poster Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Sen- ior Class Play 3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Michael McCormack Mac St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Track Team 3; Didn't we have this last week? David Meier Pinky Thomas Meihaus St, Augustine St. Agnes Intramurals 1,12,15,41; Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Sports Intramurals 1,2,3; HistoryClub 3; Lawrence Meyers 51:. Ann Intramurals 1,2; Dennis May'rose Blessed Sacrament Glee Club 1; Poster Club 1; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; School Reporter 4; Contact Staff 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Year- book Staff 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Timothy Miller Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 4; Student Senate 2; Sodality 1,2,3; Year- book Staff 1,4; Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; Roger Moeller Big Red St. Augustine Photography Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Contact Staff 2; Favorite Pastime: Sports Ronald Mersch Robert Messmer St. Anthony St. Pius X Biology Club 2; Glee Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Sodality 1; Favorite Pastime: Cars Cross Country 3; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Hunting 37 The Indianapolis 500 is about to begin. John Neff Walter Melony Wally Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 2; Glee Club 2; Senior Class Play 4; History Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Radios St. Aloysius Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Faggio Nacero St John Biology Ciub 2; Intramurals l,2,3,4; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Dances Patrick O'Connor O.C. St. Mary's Cathedral Biology Club 2,3; Intramurals 2; Contact Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Chemistry Club 3; David Olliges Ollie St. Patrick Intramurals 1,2,4; Basketball Team 2; Favorize Pastime: Sports Scott' Overmann Ouey St. Pius X Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 3B ohn Perkins lessed Sacrament iology Club 2; Prom Commit- ee 3; Swimming Team 3; Michael Pfetzer Fetz St. John Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Baseball Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team 1,2; Thomas Pauly T.P. Blessed Sacrament l Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1; Poster Club 1; C.S.M.C. 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Student Sen- i ate 4; School Reporter 4; Contact Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Team Manager 2,3; David Pelgen 1 St. Agnes Intramurals 1; SodaIity 2,8; Senior Class Play 3; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Hunting Maxk Pelstring Twang Blessed Sacrament Cheerleader; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Water Skiing Timothy Pendergast Ceasor Blessed Sacrament Biology Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Photog- raphy Club 2; Intramurals 1,2; Speech and Debate 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Cars Kenneth Pieper Peep Patrick Plasters St. Paul St. Augustine Intramurals 1,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Favorite Pastime: Bowling Joseph Rabe Blessed Sacrament Favorite Pastime: Hunting John Rams'ey Blessed Sacrament Nickname Ram Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,13,43 Base- ball Team 1; Chemistry Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Sports James Rettig St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Contact Staff 3; Base- ball Team 1; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Sports Thomas Rinschler Blessed Sacrament Nickname Rinsch Intramural: 3,4; St. James Nickname Peachy C.S.M.C. 4; Intramurals 1,2, 5 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Charles Robinson Blessed Sacrament Nickname Robbie Intramurals l,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1; Track Team 2; 40 Nickname J. R. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Of- ficer 1,2,3; Student Senate Officer 4; Student Senate 2,3,4; Contact Staff1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; SodaIity 1,2,3; Joseph Ruh Blessed Sacrament Nickname Opie Poster Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,13,43 Nice Try! Daniel Runge St. Augustine Nickname Butch Intramurals l,2,3,4; Swimming Team 1; Favorite Pastime: Sports Thomas Runge St. Augustine Nickname Rung Intramurals l,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Baseball Team 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team l,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Donald Ruschman St. John Nickname Wire Intramurals l,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Robert Ryan Mother of God Biology Club 2; Intramurals 3,4; John Saalfeld Blessed Sacrament Nickname Jack Poster Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Home- mom Officer 4; Baseball Team 1; Basket- ball Team 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Sports Patrick Sage St. Mary's Cathedral Nickname Sagay Intramurals 1,2; 41 Thomas Schaeper George Schepe: St. Aloysius St. Agnes Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Nickname Shep Officer 1.2.3,4; Student Sen; Biology Club 2; Photography ate Officer 4; Student Senate Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural: 1,2, 1,2,4; It's Academic Team 3,4; Contact Staff 1,2,3,4; 3,4; Contact Staff 4; National Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3:45 SOdalitY Swimming Team 1,2; Senior l,2,3,4; Speech and Debate c1353 Play 4; 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Photography History Club 4; Paul Schiexberg Blessed Sacrament Poster Club 2; Intramurals 1,2;3; Richard Schilling St. Agnes Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; ' Sodality 1,2 5 Robert Schmitz St. Agnes ' Nickname Smitty Intramurals 1,2,3; Favorite Pastime: Bowling Thomas Schneider Blessed Sacrament Intramurals 1,2; Senior Class Play 3; James Schoettker Blessed Sacrament C.S.M.C. 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Contact Staff 4; Speech and Debate 3; Senior Class Play 4; Golf Team 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Politics Lawrence Schrand Blessed Sacrament Nickname Dude Glee Club 1; Poster Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2; Favorite Pastime: Cars 42 Ted Schroeder St. Pius X Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Greg Schuler St. Pius X Intramurals 1,4; Senior Class Play 3; Favorite Pastime: Hunting Thomas Schulte St. Joseph Glee Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1.2,3,4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Tennis Dave Schumacher St. Ann Nickname Zeus Intramurals 1,2,3; Favorite Pastime: Sports Anthony Seifert St. John Nickname. Tony Senior Class Play 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Cars Barry Sicmer St. Aloysius Sodality' 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; History Club 3; Favorite Pastime: Cars Wait 'till they find out that Maurice locked the doors. William Smart St. John Nickname Bill Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Fred Smith St. John Niclmame Freddy Intramurals 2; Sodality 2; Senior Class Play 4; Donald Spenlau St. Benedict Nickname Spinny Intramurals 1,2,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; David Stecht St. Aloysius Nickname Stitch Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; Track Team 4; Team Manager 3,4; David Suetholz St. Agnes Nickname Suety Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,53,45 Homeroom Officer 1,4; Senior Class Play 4; Golf Team 2,4; Chemistry Club 3; Michael Summe Blessed Sacrament Nickname Mike Biology Club 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 3,4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; It's only a. minor error of four hundred degrees. Michael Tabeling Daniel Texlau St. Pius X Mary Queen of Heaven Nickname Mike Nickname Boone Glee Club 2; Intramurals Cheerleader 2; Sodality 2; 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Resting Donald Thelen St. Anthony Nickname Don Poster Club 1; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Home- room Officer 3,4; Sodality 1,2; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Sports John Themes St. James Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; History 3; Thomas Thiel St. Agnes Nickname Tom Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3,4; Student Senate 2,3,4; Contact Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; SodaIity 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Favorite Pastime: Guitar Mark Toebbe St. Joseph Intramural: 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Wine, Women, and Song Jerome Thamann St. Agnes Nickname Jay Poster Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Contact Staff 3; Sodality 1,2; Senior Class Play 3,4; 45 James Thaxton St. Boniface Nickname Jim Intramurzls 1,2; Sodality 2; Cross Country 2; Favorite Pastime: Flying Marcella's playthings Richard Tomlinson St. Paul's Nickname Rick Intramurals 1,2; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Robert Trenkamp St. Agnes Nickname Bob Intramurals 3,4,- Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Drums David Von Handorf Blessed Sacrament Nickname Dave Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Thomas Von Hoene St. Patrick's Nickname Honie Glee Club 2; C.S.M.C. l; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1; Student Senate 1; Chess Team 3; Team Manager 2; Chemistry Club 3; German Club 3,4; Richard Wagner St. Augustine Nickname Dick lntramurals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Play 4; Track Team 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,- Roy Walton Campbell Lodge Nickname Bear Intramurals 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Sitting at Jerry's 46 ; Intramura 5 2,3,4; Prom Committee Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; udent Senate Officer 4; udent Senate 1,2,13,45 Con- act Staff 3,4; National Honor flciety 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; :arbook Staff 4; Senior .355 Play 3,4; Track Team Fred WiCkmann 2; A.I.G. President 4; St- JOh-Tl yvorite Pastime: Sports Nickname Ffeddie Joseph Weghom St. Agnes Nickname Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Richard Wells Holy Cross Nickname Rick Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Track Team 3,4; Favorite Pastime: Sports Gregory Werbrich St. Agnes Biology Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Sodality 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Team Manager 3; Jerry Westerkamm Blessed Sacrament C.S.M.C, 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Favorite Pastime: Girl Watching Dennis Walking St; Agnes Nickname Denny Glee Club 1; From Committee Donald Wiehoff 3; Senior Class Play 3,4; St. Benedict History Club 3; Nickname Don Favorite Pastime: Girls Steve Ziegler St. James Nickname Zig Biology Club 2; Photog- raphy Club 1; Intramu- Ials 1,2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Home- room Officer . 3; School Re- porter 3; Con- tact Staff 4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; Speech 8: Debate 4; Yearbook James Woods Dan Zalla Staff 4; Li- St. John St. Augustine brary Staff 1; Nickname Woodsie Nickname D1. Senior Class John th Biology Club 2,- Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2, Play 3,4; St. Catherine Intxamurals 1,2; Contact 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Team Man- Nickname Jack Staff 4; Sodality 1,2; Senior Baseball Team 1; age: 2,3,4; Chess Team 3; Class Play 4; Team Manager 2; I'd better get a big spread in the yearbook. Kenneth Lehmkuhl Saint Ann Nickname Ken Favorite Pastime: Hunting 4s UNDERCLASSMEN Freshman A Left to rightulst ROW: T. Dunwoody, J. Bohman, N. Carusm, S. Deye, J. Capon, T. Burns, T. Behrens. 2nd ROW: D. Albexs, J. Buck, D. Ayres, D. Aldemeyer, M. Calvin, T. Buechel. 3rd ROW: C. Dase, J. Bitter, J. Deming, G. Carpenter, J. Btumer, J. Cochran, P. Due. 4th ROW: 1.. Bailey, R. Dance, D. Allgeyer, H. Boehm- ker, M. Buckley, T. Barns, D. Buecker, T. Annear. 5th ROW: L. Busse, M. Butler, J. Chalfant, G. Dirheime, J Bowman, C. Dunford, J. Cheu, P. Cummings, B. Deininger IA Officers S. Deye--Secreta.ty R. Dance--President M. Butlerm-Vice-Pxesident D. Albeis --TIe asure: 50 Freshman B I ROW: C. Hug, D. Hellmann, M. Kessans, R. Elfers, J. Greis, E. Ginn. 3rd ROW: D. Egolf, D. Jones, J. Ficke, J. Gormley, E. Haegele, J. Hanser, S. Kenning, R. Edwards, A Hartman. 4th ROW: R. Hoppenjans, P. Haupt, W. Jones, 5. Goetz, J. Heving, E. Gonnley, D. Hill, J. Fabre. 5th ROW: D. Egan, W. Duvall, D. Foltz, J. Els- bernd, J. Fangman, R. Hackman, B. Dusing, J. Eilerman, D. Finan I B Officers D. Egolf--President W. Duvall--Secretaxy C. Frazee--Vice-President 6 Left to right--lst ROW: D. Foltz, C. Frazee, C. Halpin, Cl Engelman, G. Feldmann, G. Gilliam, M. Kelly. 2nd J. Fabre--Treasu1et 51 Freshman C I C Officers B. KienzleuTreasurer D. Lahner--Secretary P. Menklmus--Prcsidenl D, Laake- -Vice-President Left to Iight-nlst ROW: T. Koop, D. Lange, P. McComas, S. Kroger, B. Livingston, J. Millex, T. Mai. 2nd ROW: JV Lynch, B. Lubbe, C. Leppen', T. Koester, B. Meyer, P. Menkhaus. 3rd ROW: M. Koenig, S. Mahoney, P. Lay, S. Kramer, H. Means, D. Lyons, S. Ledonne. 4th ROW: M. Kooxs, B. Kiende, S. Kottmyer, J. Kuper, K Lankheit, J. Kohlhepp, A. Loschiavo, J.Macke. 5th ROW: C. Meier, W. Kxekeler, N. Kreutzjans, H. Liable, D Meier, D. Laake, W. Menefee, D. Lahncr, M. Kmmmen 5'2 Freshman D I D Officers C. Ryan-nTreasurer M. O'Donnell--President J. PeninuSecretaIy DV Romito - -Vice -President Left to right--lst ROW: M. O'Donnell, M. Schultz, EA Pexry, D. O'Connor, R. Nocero, R. Ryan. D. Schroeder. 2nd ROW: P, Redden, M. Romes, G. Niehaus, R. Schmidt, D. Rudolph, G. Scanlon, J. Ranch. 3rd ROW: P. Ronnebauxn, E. Murphy, G. Raymond, S. Sanders, S. Roderick, W. Pugh, T. Schroder, P. Raverty. 4th ROW: J. Park, A. Roedig, R. Schaar, C. Rechtin, M. Pfetzer, R. Pille, G. Schewe, K Rcmke. 5th ROW: R. Ryan, D. Romito, R. Ruedebusch, J. Perrin, D. Moser, R. PfeLzeI, R, Noll, D. Overmann, B. Panko 53 Freshman E Left to Right--1st ROW: T. Wartmann, J. Wear, P. Stanton, M. Tabeling, T. Woods, R. Tabben, MA Shinkle, J. Spare. 2nd ROW: S. Stallmeyer, A. Tucker, R. Thoss, D. Sullivan, W. Whalen, R. VonBokem, C. Vetter. 3rd ROW: H. Tuemler, W. Smith, P. Thiel, D. Tabeling, R. Thelen, M. Wagner, T. Stein, M. Seelie. 4th ROW: J1 Trenkamp, P. Weber, G. Schwartz, M. Scott, L. Wurtz, N. Schwartz, P. Winchester, W. Stenger. 5th ROW: R. VonHandorf, J. Wagner, M. Suedkamp, W. Zerhusen, M. Steinmetz, D. Stamm, J. Topmiller, M. VonLehman, J. V05 kuhl I E Officers M. Scott--Tre asuxer N. Schw artz--President L. Wurtz- -Vice -PIesident 54 tmp- hgmf...wm :v..::wg+ any 21'. m Sophomore A Left to Right--lst ROW: D. Becket, J. Bems, M. Baute, J. Cook, W. Arlinghaus, K. Bresser, B. Brown, J. Christen. 2nd ROW: R. Caspar, G. Barker, J. Bogaczyk, D. Cappel, T. Bertke, T. Delahanty, W. Coyle. 3rd ROW: J. Borg, E. Black, T. Arlinghaus, S. Averdick, J. Bennings, C. Cooper, J. Bums, W. Burns, F. Abrams. 4th ROW: T. Buckley, J. Bmder, M. Caudill, G. Carstens, D. Claxk, J. Anasmith, R. Bell, R. Becker, J. Cooper. 5th ROW: J. Brummer, T. Behrens, T. Cassidy, E. Arlinghaus, B. Beckerich, L. Ballinger, B. Beimesch, T. Cochran, T. Depen- brock, M. Brinkeg. Absent: D. Barth 2A Officers J. Bennings--Secretary B. Brown--Pres'1dent J. Bogaczyk--Vice-President D. Barth- -T:easuxe: LAbsenQ 55 QB Officers L. Erpenbeck-uSecretary W. Fleck--Fresident J Halenkamp--Treasurer M. Gehring--Vice -President Left to Right--lst ROW: J. Hein, F. Gripshover, G. Foltz, W. Fleck, D. Gribben, D. Finke, L. Gilliam, J. Feighery. 2nd ROW: F. Henn, J. Dorger, D. Herrmann, M. Gehring, J. Featherstone, T. Gallenstein, J. Grone feld, L. Fussinger, R. Gaines. 31d ROW: J. Gantenberg, G. Curran, J. Glenn, W. Ewald, M. Elsbemd, J. Foote, S. Gongola, M. Exion. 4th ROW: B. Haake, S. Heidrich, G, Hackman, J. Dickman, G. Epplen, N. Feldhues, D. Dickman, G. Faris. 5th ROW: J. Franxman, T. Greene, S. Former, T. Flanagan, L. Fischesser, R. Dloege, J- Halenkamp, L. Erpenbeck, M. Dun- 56 Sophomore C 2C Officers W. Katlman--Vice-President S. McCaffertyuPIesident W. KreebuTrcasurer T. Koenig--Secretary Left to Right--lst ROW: S. MeierJ J. Hoh, W. Jordan, J. Lubbers, R. Mai, R. Miehaus, J. Lenhoff. 2nd ROW: W. Kloeker, R. Marsh, G. Kemphaush D. Marks, J. Hunt, M. Kreyling. 31d ROW: T. Koenig, S. McCafferty, .1. Kennedy, W. Lueke, J. Luschek, J. Kendig, R. Lange. 4th ROW: D. McDermott, T. Justice, D. Knasel, J. Kin- sclla, K. Keller, 5. Lux, L. McMillin, D. Kramer, W. Kreeb. 5th ROW: D. Knochelman, R. Kersting, M. Klaenc, A. Kite, J. Houlehan, R. Lemker, W. Kathman, G. Huff, A. Kreimborg. Absent: M. Kite, G. Kreidler, 1.. Krumpelman 57 Sophomore D Left to Right-Llst ROW: R. Ronnebaum, M. Moehlman, S. Rackets, J. Mullins, J. Schaeper, P. 0' Daniel, J. Schroeder, R. Moore. 2nd ROW: J. Messmer, R. Moffitt, M. Mills, .1. Nienaber, R. Richter, M. Ryan, J. Runge. 3rd ROW: D. Reibling, E. Rice, K. Robbins, J. Schulte, J. Schamer, T. Nolan, R. Schilling, R. Nocero. 4th ROW: J. Rosenhahn, M. Melony, J. O'Brien, J. Schlitt, J. Reckers, B. Pelgen, T. Scherder, W, Nienaber, K. Reading. 5th ROW: W. Schlosser, J. Rabe, W. Reuter, C. Scheper, G. Schierberg, 1.. Miller, M. Schneider, 5. Chat, D. Otte, R. Noll. Absent: J. Schleyet 2D Officers R. NollnTreasuIer E. Rice--President J. Rabe--Secretary J. Nienabet--Vice -President 58 Sophomore E Left to Right--lst ROW: F. Walking, J. Siemer, D. Snyder, D. Schumacher, R. Siegrist, C. Wartman, D. Sprankel, E. Schwarberg. 2nd ROW: R. Schwartz, E. Seissiger, C. Standet, E. Shields, D. Zumdick, C. Summe, F. Vande- Geer. 3rd ROW: J. Zerhusen, M. Stulz, R. Trumble, G. Stolz, J. Wieck, J. Weiler, R. VonI-Ioene, R. Zembrodt. 4th ROW: R. Waymeyer, D. Smith, G. Voegtle, M. Wilmhoff, E. Walking, D. Wear, W. Wehr, W. Thamann, M. Voet. 5th ROW: S. Schwartz, J. Wurtz, R. Wieck, P. Sheehy, G. Zerhusen, D. Strateiger 2E Officers C. Standerw-Vice-Piesident R. Wieck--Pxesident M StLilz--Secretary F. VandeGeer--Tteasurer ; 59 Junior A 3A Officers M. DayenTreasurer M; Donovan--President M. Bergman--ViCe-President T. Cook- -Secreta:y Left to Right--lst ROW: R. Dacey, D. Behle, M. Bodde, V. Canfield, G. Deming, B. Andrews, K, Demaria, J. Bramlage. 211:! ROW: E. Albers, R. Arlinghaus, C4 Buechel, J. Dorger, S. Barczak, P. Beane, T. Cook, R. Dorhan, M. Donovan. 3rd ROW: M. Deye, M. Bergman, C. Blazewski, R. Baute, F. Brennan, J. Bueckers, E. Brink, P. Bertke. 4th ROW: 1,. Annear, C. Busse, L. Christen, N. B011, J. Devenny, R. Dames, TA Bogner, R. Berger, W. Capon. Absent: R. Ashcraft, D. Blank, J. Bresse: 60 Junior B 3B Officers J. Fritzn-Vice-President M. G00dwin--Secretary D. Eggemeier--President B. Graham - -Tre asurer Left to Right--lst ROW: D. Guenther, D. Eggemeier, J. Foltz, J. Ernst, R. Graham, R. Groeber, B. Graham, T. Dwyer. 2nd ROW: R. Elfers, J. Frohn, J. Gaxnmeter, G. Dusing, M. Goetz, S. Hellebusch, J Frilling. 3rd ROW: T. Hoppenjans, M. Fedders, J. Grefet, R. Goetz, T. Hahn, W. Holley, T. Finam R. Heideman. 4th ROW: B. Edmonds, J. Elsener, R. Ellis, G. Hollenkamp, H. Herbstreit, L. Funke, J. Fritz. 5th ROW: T Busing, R, Grieme, M. Goodwin, J. Fischer, P. Hugenberg. Absent: T. Hiatt 61 Junior C Left to Right--lst ROW: T. Koenig, J. Oldiges, M. Hughes, B. Kroger, D. Moffitt, T. Klug, M. Morehouse. 2nd ROW: M. Lilly, M. Matkey, W. Litmer, J. McBIeen, J. Mueller, M. List. 3rd ROW: P. Macke, W. Naif, G. Menne, P. Krummen, S. Jones, M. Niehaus, T. Lonneman. 4th ROW: J. Lea, J. Menkhaus, D. Lnken, G. Lange, J. Kohrman, W. Lutz, T. O'Donnell. 5th ROW: J. Kreimborg, M. Jenkins, M. Murphy, D. Overman, J. Koester, J. Penick, S. Myers, 5. Meyers, D. Nienabet 3C Officers J. K:eimbo:g--President M. Markey--Treasuret G. Meme--Vice-President D. LukenuSecretaIy 62 Junior D Left to Right--lst ROW: D. Spare, J. Schwab, J. Puxdy, J. Schroer, K. Rudolph, P. Ross, J. Pohlman. 2nd ROW: J. Rogers, T. Robke, D. Pieschel, J. Schwartz, D. Spenlau, R. Rechtin. 3rd ROW: J. Schulte, T. Puls- fort, J. Schumacher, M. Rickey, E. Schwartz, J. Schierberg, D. Rackets. 4th ROW: H. Sanders, G. Pleman, G. Rehkamp, J. Rettig, J. Scott, C. Pfetzer, D. Schaber, J. Rieskamp. 5th ROW: C. Requatdt, M. Schuler, R. Rutemillet, N. Raker, M. Schierbetg, S. Steltenkamp, G. Schloemer. Absent: T. Ruedebusch 3D Officers R. Rutemiller--President S. Steltenkamp--Tteasurer J. Schumacher--Secretary J. Pohhn an--Vice -President 63 Junior E 3E Officers D. Vieth--Vice-President R. Uhl--Treasurer P. Tepe--President F. Summe- -Secretary Absenq Left to Right--lst ROW: P. Wire, N. Ziegler, J. VonBokem, M. Wiggins, J. Thalet, G. Wexbxich, J. Wuerth. 2nd ROW: B. Steeckle, R. VandeGeer, D. Uckotter, D. Vieth, M. Tucker, R. Wengez. 3rd ROW: T. Weiskittel, R. Wolnitzek, D. Schwaxte, Ky Tucker, J. Stolz, L. Stolz, R. Tabeling. 4th ROW: F. Waxtman, A. Tallarigo, R. Zumbiel, J. Toemer, R. U111, R. Tracy, G. Toebbe, C. Vonderahe. 5th ROW: M. Tenfelde, P. Tepe, E. Walker, T. Thompson, C. Wright, S. Thiel, M. Strunk. Absent: F. Summe, D. Talbert, R. Wind 64 Senior Class Play The Power and the Glory Director-in-Chief Father John McDermott. Mary Jo Beechem, Dave Suetholz, Student Director Steve ZiegleI, Mike Kreyling, Heidi Huff, Wally Melony, Tom Pauly. Mary Gronefeld, Jay Thamann, Kathy Egan, Bridgit McKay, Jim Thaxton, Bill Hoppenjans, Jon Bushelman, John Ramsey. Mary Ion Hinel, Mike Whelan, Linda Eckert, Dave Knester, George Scheper, Mark Toebbe, Greg Frank, Greg Marquis. Mary Holocher, Tim Pendergast, Denny Meyrose, Meg Geis, Mike Major, Tom Rinschler, Pat 0' Connor. Tom Cumin, Judy Berger, Tom Schaeper, Carol Gronefeld, Bob Brady, Jim Schoettker, Jerry Westerkamp. Bill Luckman, Cindy Burke, Mary Burke, Dave VonHandorf. 66 i ,4 Assistant Director Bob Uhl, Father Mac, Student Di- rector Steve Ziegler, and Student Producer John Lange. j l 1 E Faggio Nocero, John Lange, Jay 'I'hamann, Chuck Vonderahe, Jim , u. .. : Bramlage, Bob Wolnitzek, Jim Fisher, Chuck Buechel, Mike Donovan, ' Pete Hugenberg, Mike Goetz, Jay Stolz. In this short but dramatic scene, the whiskey priest, The cast rehearsing the jail scene which closed Act played by Mike Kreyling, is shot as he begs God's II. forgiveness. 67 Prom: Three Coins in 3 Fountain The King and Queen: Mike Whelan and Mary Jo Beechem You Cheapskate! I've seen this picture seven The Jimmy James' Band times. 68 Campbell Lodge Festival minim? ngm 69 Track and Field Day I'd like to see him make it over that! Do midwestern dogs go for Dash? You bet they do . 7O Step...0ne...TWO...Thxee...Step... That Wiedemann . . . That's one fine beer I The Freakish Five Game 71 Chocolate Drive .eerht f0 tnuoc eht ta ,neM How do we know you're not a kangaroo in a foot- ball suit? 72 McKee to Anasmith for football in '67. Rosary Rally Covington Catholic's living rosary. 73 Retreat Master Father Joseph Paolozzi 74 Mick Burke--Athlete 0f the Year SPORTS Varsity Basketball Left to Right--1st ROW: Student Manager Michael Niehaus, Jim Cooper, Dick Berger, Tim Miller, Mick Burke, Joe Fritz, Mike Donovan, Student Manage: J. P. Lyons. 2nd ROW: MI. Jack Payne, Dale Overmann, Mike Dacey, George Schloemer, Coach Mote Hils, Jim Kxeimborg, Randy N011, and Joe Kreimborg RECORDS WON 21 LOST 6 RESULTS -CCH 85 Sim0n Kenton 64 CCH 56 Louisville Central 62 CCH 85 Boone County 47 CCH 74 Roger Bacon 72 CCH 87 Campbell County 45 CCH 77 Holy Cross 65 CCH 62 Lexington Dunbar 66 CCH 92 Moeller 60 CCH 75 Lexington Catholic 67 CCH 55 Newport Catholic 90 CCH 71 Holmes 60 CCH 90 Newport 67 CCH 69 Newport Catholic 83 CCH 72 Holmes 81 CCH 62 Holy Cross 59 CCH 81 St. Xavier 67 Christmas Tournament CCH 78 Hamilton Catholic 74 CCH 92 Dixie Heights 69 CCH 68 Dixie Heights 67 CCH 70 Holy Cross 58 CCH 67 St. Henry 44 CCH 77 St. Thomas 70 CCH 78 Woodward 64 District Tournament CCH 64 LaSalle 61 CCH 75 Ludlow 43 CCH 71 Purcell 52 CCH 69 Holy Cross 83 76 Players and fans stand at attention for the Naq tional Anthem. The Starting Five: Dale Overmann, Mike Dacey, Joe KIeimborg, George Schloemer and Mick Burke with Mote. Mick Burke drives against Holy Cross's Kelly. Berger fires a jump shot high over the head Captain Mike Dacey nets two from of :1 Campbell County player. the side. 77 Colonels control tip in the Holy Cross game. Fritz scores as Colonels tramp Camels. Varsity award winners George Schloemer, Dale Overmann, Coach Hils, and Mike Dacey. 78 J. V. Basketball Left to Right--1st ROW: Mike Rabe, Mike Melony, Tom Justice, Jack Rackets, Larry McMillan, Jim Cooper. 2nd ROW: Student Manager J ack Bogaczyk, Larry Miller, Tony Kreimborg, Randy Noll, Den- nis Otte, Jack Halenkamp, Ron Droege, and Coach Hep Cronin RECORDS WON 20 LOST 6 RESULTS -CCH 31 Simon Kenton 35 CCH 44 Purcell 40 CCH 47 Boone County 33 CCH 39 Louisville Central 40 CCH 49 Campbell County 31 CCH 47 Roger Bacon 43 CCH 38 Lexington Dunbar 28 CCH 45 Holy Cross 31 CCH 58 Lexington Catholic 47 CCH S6 Moeller 31 CCH 26 Holmes 28 CCH 49 Newport Catholic 37 CCH 47 Newport Catholic 34 CCH 52 Newport 46 CCH 50 Beechwood 33 CCH 4O Holmes 54 CCH 54 Holy Cross 36 CCH 60 St. Xavier 58 CCH 65 Holy Cross 53 CCH 50 Hamilton Catholic 49 CCH 40 Holmes 51 CCH 44 Dixie Heights 33 CCH 48 Woodward 38 CCH 46 St. Henry 28 CCH 39 LaSalle 53 CCH 57 St. Thomas 37 79 C00per bombs Holmes from the foul line. More action in the Holmes game. 80 Freshman Basketball Left to Iight--lst ROW: Randy Dance, Tom VonBokem, Student Manager Dave Lange, Larry Wuxtz, Doug Overmann. 2nd ROW: Mike Kmmmen, Leonard Bailey, Mal VonLehman, Joe Voskuhl, Jay Macke, Joe Topmillet, Coach Ralph Bogenschutz RECORDS WON 12 MOST 8 RESULTS -CCH 55 $im0n Kenton 28 CCH 56 LaSalle 44 CC CCH 65 Latin School 22 CCH 67 Ludlow 22 CCH 55 Campbell County 28 CCH 50 Dixie Heights 42 CCH 40 St. Xavier 27 CCH 73 Connor Jr. High 20 CCH 29 Elder 34 CCH 47 John G. Carlisle 55 CCH 51 Roger Bacon 36 CCH 31 Holy Cross 35 CCH 34 Holmes 35 CCH 52 Newport Catholic 55 CCH 41 Newport Catholic 62 CHC 57 Newport 24 CCH 30 Holy Cross 47 CCH 34 Holmes 41 CCH 41 John G. Carlisle 36 CCH 61 Highlands 32 Regional Tournament Champs BI closer . . . 353 u. tn; CLOSER . . . IT'S HERE! CCH'S first Freshman regional championship 82 Cross Country 0v ham Ann ; '13 Left to Right--lst ROW: Dennis Egolf, Ed Wolking, Mark Wilmhoff, Mike Ryan, Ed Haegle, John Greis, Dave Lange. 2nd ROW: Bob Lange, Rod Fussinger, Norb Feldhues, Rick Tabeling, Fred Brennan, Bob Pille, Phil Due. 31d ROW: Brother Howard Knachel, S. M., Coach, Jim Zerhusen, Manager, Jim Hunt, Don Reckers, Don Luken, Jim Kreimborg, Mike Strunk, Mark Goodwin, George Pleman, Mr. Jack Kaelin, Assistant Coach Seven come eleven. The beginning Of the Regional Cross Country Meet, which the Colonels won. 83 Left to Right--The Regional Cross Country Champs: Jim Hunt, George Pleman, Fred Brennan, Bob Pills, Mr. Jack Payne, Athletic Director, Rick Tabeling, Jim Kreimborg, Don Luken, Mr. Jack Kaelin, Assist- ant Coach, and Brother Howard Knachel, S. M., Coach a4 Varsity and J.V. Track Left to Rightulst ROW: Fred Brennan, Marty Deye, George Pleman, Rick Tabeling, Mark Gehring, Mark Bergman, Dave Gribben. 2nd ROW: Ed Schwartz, Rich Wagner, Larry Erpenbeck, Larry Bilz, Bernie Brown, Joe Kreimborg, Norb Feldhues, Mike Erion. 3rd ROW: Don Luken, Jim Hunt, Mike Fedders, Neil Edmonds, Bob Lange, Tod Finan, Dan Pieschel, Mark Goodwin, Joe Frohn. 4th ROW: Mr. Jack Kaelin, Assistant Coach, Jim KteimbOIg, Don Rackets, Dave Clark, Jim Wieck, Ed Wolking, Mike Ryan, Brother Howard Knachel, S. M., Assistant Coach vs. Holmes --L0st vs. Highlands - Newport--Second Place vs. Lockland Relays- -Eighth Place vs. Moeller - Newport CatholiC--Second Place vs. St. -Bernard--Won .vs. Lloyd--W0n vs Roger Bacon w Newport CatholiC--Lost H. vs. Simon Kenton - Grant County--W0n egional Track Meet--Fifth Place . c mmmgmmm c C C C. C C C C C. C C. C C. C. C. C C R 85 Freshman Track . vs. HolmeSHLost . vs. Newport - I-Iighlands--Second Place vs. Roger BaconnLost . VS. St. Bernard--W0r1 . VS. Lloyd--Won vs. Simon Kenton - Grant County--Won . 000000 000000 Left to Right-alst ROW: Wally Whalen, Dennis Egolf, Phil Due, Ray Elfers, Charles Frazee. 2nd ROW: Charles Vetter, Joe Park, Richard Schmidt, Marty Butler, Joe Elsbemd, Tom Mai. 317d ROW: Joe Eilerman, Steve Procht, Dan Lahner, John Wager, Ed Haegle, Steve Sander, Jim Chell, Mark Koenig 56 Rich Wagnen-School Record--Pole Vault Don Lukcnd-School Recordh HaH Mile 10'0 2:03.33 Rick Tabcling--School RCCOId--Two Milu-- Fred Brennan--School RecoId-Jviilemw-iz-LbJ 10:46.0 J. Froim, D. Egolf, D. ClarkJ E. Schwartzh- Larry Erpenbeck-aSchool RecorduShoL Putv School Recurd-ASSO Relay-il:35.b 47'5 Swim Team Left to Right- lst ROW: R. Hoh, D. Guenther, T. Schroeder, G. Marquis, G. Fisk, T. Runge. 2nd ROW: J. Dusing, T. Finn, J. Kendig, M. Seelie, J. Schulte, R. Rechtin, M. Rickey, D. Schroeder. 31d ROW: M. More- house, J. Cochran, T. Weiskittel, T. Cochran, B. Graham, Mr. William Goedde, Assistant Coach, Father John McDermott, Coach, E. Brink, W. Cores, W. Renter, C. Cummings, T. Wartmann Who's got the soap? One more false start, and Iwon't be pointing this gun at the ceiling. 88 I'll just wait here until somebody looks Pour the cement now 1 at ME. The retiring Coach, Father John McDermott, stands with the trophies which his teams have brought home over the years. Thank to Father Mac, the Covington Catholic Swim Team has become a big threat in our area. Varsity Baseball CCH vs. CCH vs. CCH VS. kCCH vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. :11CCH vs. CCI-I vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. CCH VS. CCI-I vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. CCH vs. St. Thomas - -W0n Hughs - -W0n Ludlow- -Lost Lexington Catholic - -Split Purcell- -Won Bros sart - -W0n Roger Bacon- -Split Dayton - -Won Newport - -Lost Hughes - -Lost Holmes - -Won Boone County A -Lost Dayton - -Won Brossart - -W0n Newport Catholic N . C . H . Invitationah - Lost Beechwood District T0urnamen0 - - Won Holmes mistrict Tournamenm - - Lost Left to Right--1st ROW: Dan Barth, Joe Rabe, Louis Krumple- ?RDouble Header man, Dave Wear, Tom Justice, Ron Droege. 2nd ROW: John Anasmith, Tom Range, Tom Egan, John O'Brian, Bob Wieck, Gerry Busing, Ross Graham 3rd ROW: Mike Niehaus, Manager, Larry McMillin, John FIiJJing, Dick Berger, Joe Fritz, Mick Burke, Dale Overman. J ,1 ,V- i :1 t r9A3.,';w..I;-,....:. pt - n. .. . . When Frilling comes to bat, they're ready for the snow . 90 25.9 w-NL' Freshman Baseball Left to Right--lst ROW; David Lange, Manager, Joe Chalfant, Paul Lay, Allen Tucker, Assistant Manager. 2nd ROW: Jim Wear, Jack Hanser, Steve Kramer, Jim Spare, Bob Livingston. 31d ROW: Mike Buckley, Doug Overmann, Larry Wurtz, Steve Kenning, Joe Topmiller, Bob Schaar. Missing: Dennis Egan, Tony Roedig, Dave Ramiro, Ron Ryan, Mike Schwarte, Steve Steinmetz, Paul Weber C . C , H. 0 Purcell l C . C . H . 3 Reading 1 C.C.H. 10 Anderson 4 C .C.H. 8 Latin School 9 C .C . H. 0 Newport: Catholic 2 C . C . H. 3 Newport Catholic 4 C.C.H. 1 Latin School 3 C.C.I-I. 1 Newport Catholic 10 C . C . H. 7 Holmes 5 Records Won 3 Lost 6 91 Golf Team KNEELING: Dennis Hurley and Jerry Oldiges with the Regional Runner-Up Trophy. STANDING: Mr. Clyde Dom, Coach, Paul Lahner, Steve Fried, Bob Brady, Bill Kreeb, Dennis Laake. CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CCH CDS-ICDU'lUWb-lybbh-U'IWOOb-PCHUT Beechwood Beechwood Purcell Moeller Elder Newport Public Holmes Purcell Lloyd St . Xavier Beechwood Highlands Lloyd Hughes Bellevue U'lb-PLOCJOHELHHCJOU'IUIHOO 92 CCH 2 U2 Highlands 6 U2 CCH 7 St. Henry 2 CCH 7 Holy Cross 2 CCH 9 Newport Public 0 CCH 7 Newport: CatlL 2 Runner-Up in Regional Tournament Tennis Team Left to right: Brother Robert Ivory, S.M., Coach, Tim Flanagan, Torn Schulte, Tom Kordenbrock, Jack Ben- nings, Rich Ivioorel Pat Feighery and Dave Feighery. Tom Kordenbrock- -Most Valuable Player award for tennis John Frilling--Honored at the Spring Sports Banquet Mick Burke--Honored at the Spring Sports Banquet 93 Ed Schwartz-nMost Valuable Player award for Track Tom Egan-nMost Valuable Player award for Baseball Dennis HurleyuLowest scorer in the Regional Golf Tournament MI. T. A. Davis present the trophy for Most Improved Tennis Player to Pat Feighery. Mr. Jack Payne presents the trophy for Athlete of Lhe Year to Mick Burke. Wawmmw, m;- V .2 ' .E ii mmmv-wwi W'ww ML Payne's fine work is acknowledged by awards naming him Outstanding Athletic Director 94 ORGANIZATIONS Student Senate The 1965-66 Student Senate can boast a successful year despite a couple of setbacks that dimmed its progress at times. In August before the first semester began, Brother Dan and the newly elected Student Senate officers met to plan the upcoming year. It was decided that the goals of this year's senate would be to provide activities that would interest all the students, to encourage the participation of everyone in these activitiesJ and to strengthen the prevailing school spirit. Brother McKee showed his intention of helping toward these aims by agreeing to reinstate the Freshman Initiation that was abandoned two years ago. The first of our setbacks came in October when the homerooms were flooded with students selling yearbook subscriptions, senate cards, Pumpkin Prowl tickets, or collecting for the Seminary Drive. A great deal of credit goes to all those home- rooms who kept their heads above water during this month. With everything going on at once it is no wonder that the results weren't quite as good as anticipated. In November the Student Senate sponsored the annual Campbell Lodge Festival. Nothing more must be Said about the greatest festival in the school's history other than congratulations to chairman Mike Whelan and all the others responsible for a job well done. At the semester break the Student Senate received the disappointing news that Brother Dan would be unable to return as OuS moderatox. Despite the difficulty of such a mid-year switch in moderators, however, the senate was able to do a credit- able job. The determination and dedication of out new moderator, Brother Bob Ivory, was the main reason for this. Under his guidance the last of the semiuforrnal dances, the Mardi Gras, was held in February. Throughout Lent contributions poured in for the Bishop's Relief Fund giving us an outstanding total at the end. In April the school launched 3 Chocolate Drive that was backed by the Student Senate enabling us to field out first football team next fall. Many other new programs were initiated in 1966 including a Music-Art-Drama Festival, a well organized Career Night, and a performance by the Cincinnati Symphony. Perhaps every goal was not achieved 95 hoped last September, but the members of the student senate did their best to make the past year a good one for everyone. SEATED 1. to L: President William Hoppenjans, Vice President Michael Whelan. STANDING: Bro. Daniel Donovan, Secretary John Runda, Treasurer Thomas Schaepet, Bro. Robert Ivory 96 The school year was a type of Great Awakeningll for the Spiritual-Cultural Committee of the Student Senate. The Father Belting Drive, the Music-Arts- Drama Festival, and the performance by the Cin- cinnati Symphony Orchestra were all conducted under the committee's auspices. While many undertakings did not measure up to ex- pectations, all represented a greater interest than ever before in this aspect of stu- dent life. KNEELlNG l. to r.: Randall Dance, Jon Bushelman, Charles Egolf. STAND- ING: Joseph Kreimborg, Chairman Paul Tepe, Michael Donovan, Robert Wieck, Daniel Eggemeiet, Charles Stander. A true Colonel could never forget the Friday night dances or the well- planned semi-formal dances that are put on dur- ing the school year. They are the result of the hard work and dedication of the members of the Social Committee. We all owe these-members much thanks and praise for their time and effort. L. to L: Edward Rice, Michael Burke, Chairman Michael Major, Robert Rutemiller, John Pohlman. 97 The Spirit Committee was perhaps the busiest of the standing committees in this year's student senate. Intramural baseball and basketball, track and field day, and all rallies were the responsibility of this group. Their hardest job, however, was keeping track of the homeroom's standings for the spirit banner. We hope that the strength of this committee will grow in the coming years. H I L r L. to 1.: Bemard Brown, William Fleck, Chairman Thomas Thiel, Stephen McCafferty, William Kathrnan. Question: How can anyone be alert and smiling at 7:30 in the morning? 98 Sodality H you have read even this far after seeing the title of the article, you have done better than most. The very word So- dality seems to remind people of goodie-goodiest', religion books and all kinds of such evil things. And it is these ima pressions that give Sodality two strikes before it even gets to bat. It is further true that Sodality almost missed the third strike as well this year. Usually, it is agreed that the Sodality was certainly not as active and was probably not as successful as in past years. However, a new door was opened this year for looking at this organization. Sodality has, and must more, become a way of living, rather than a praying session for one hour every week. It has, and must, become an opportunity to sit down and talk frankly about whatever one may wish, be it girls, dating, drinking, school work or what have you. It seems that too often when teenagers are in a group, they feel that they have to put on a front, and maintain their impression as being a neat guy OI a neat girl. In Sodality one can, and should be able to, say anything he or she likes Without any fears of anyone holding it against them. And, as Socialists strive to better themselves together, they need not feat such tags as candy, sissy or goodie-goodie for saying something they feel of a religious nature. However, Sodality cannot stay within itself. It needs to spread to, and help, others. An example of this was a group dis- cussion with some giIls from Notre Dame Later, this group decided to take about fifty little colored kids on a picnic. This is the type of ACTION that Sodality would like to develop. And, of course, one should not forget the fun and genuine satis- faction experienced in this type of woxk. Such ideas as speaking straight, playing hard, and helping others are the ones that need to be associated with Sodality. And, although it; may have been a very feeble one, lfeel that these ideas have had a start this ye at. L. to r.: Secretary Robert Wieck, Prefect Thomas Thiel, Temporalities Michael Whelan, Instruction Paul Tepe, Zeal William Hoppenjans. FIRST ROW 1. to r.: Michael Kteyling, Jon Bushelman. SECOND ROW: Thomas Schulte, Michael Major, Steve Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Thomas Schaeper, Eric Hilge- ford, William Hoppenj ans, J. P. Lyons. FOURTH ROW: Mark Pelstring, Michael Whelan, Thomas Thiel, Dennis Meyrose, John lange. 99 BACK ROW L. to 17.: Michael Donovan, Steve Steltenkamp, Lawrence Annear, David Nie- naber, Fred Summe, Mark Goodwin, Lawrence Funke. SECOND ROW: Joseph Thaler, Gerald Busing, Paul Tepe, Joseph Menkhaus, William Zuxnbiel, Donald Luken, Rob- ert Rutemiller, Daniel Pieschel, John Dorger, Mark Bergman. THIRD ROW: John Pohlman, Thomas CookJ Steve Halley busch, Dennis Vieth, Al Tall- arigo, Clifford Busse. FRONT ROW: David Uckotter, Joseph Schwab, Joseph Wuerth. 100 FRONT ROW 1. to L: P. O'Daniel, R. Siegrist, W. Jordan, W. Fleck, M. Ryan. SECOND ROW: J. Zerhusen, P. Feighery, C. Stander, S. Meier, R. Richter. THIRD ROW: W. Schlosser, D. Herr- mann, G. Kemphaus, S. Heidrich, R. Bell. FOURTH ROW: W. Burns, R. Droege, 3. Former, D. Nienaber, M. Gehring. BACK ROW: A. Kite, C. Scheper, T. Depen- brock, R. Wieck, G. Carstens. Speech and Debate , . .. .u .s The Speech and Debate Club had its failures as well as triumphs this year. The debate team, al- though failing in its bid to retain the regional Championship, did bring home some first place tr0w phies. In the field of speech, several trophies, medals and pins were won at tournaments in the area. A few trips were taken and many of the members will par- ticipate in summer workshops in order to brighten next year's horizons. L. to 1.: Mark Goodwin, Robert Wieck, Paul Tepe, Lawrence Funke. STANDING l. to L: Thomas Schaeper, Robert Wieck, Joseph Wuerth, Steve Steltenkamp, Richard Lemker, Mark Goodwin, Dennis Vieth, Gregory Carstens, Fred Summe, Steve Hellebusch, Eric Hilgeford, William Jordan, Robert Rutemiller. KNEEL- ING: Daniel Moser, Peter Hugenberg, Chris Summe, Thomas Cook, Dennis O'Connor, Gerald Dusing, Charles Stander, Paul Tepe, Lawrence Funke. 'IOF Paul Tape, President of Speech and Debate L. to 17.: Thomas Bogner, Ed Brink, William Jordan, Steve Steltenkeunp, the lower half of Tom Meihaus, Gary Eplen, Gary Wright, Gregory Carstens, Michael Niehaus, Steve Hellebusch: The cast of Mid Summer Night's Dream . The principal actors of The Bean Marguerite Summe, Steve Ziegler and Tom Pauly. 102 Contact CONTACT for the Yearbook. J. P. Lyons is a worker; one of the few around who can work without praise or acknowledgement. Independence from praise is a valuable gift, more valuable than praise itself. J. P. is responsible for the great success which the CONTACT had this year. In switching the format from magazine to newspaper, he was able to pxint more news more often than ever before. He handled a large staif of writers fairly and wisely, thus keeping the CONTACT read- able and interesting. By stressing individuality in writing, fresh points of view, and personal and objective evaluation of events, J.. P. was able to print articles by a staff writing not of necessity but of interest. The staff seemed to draw their interest from J. P. him- self. He often stayed at school from dismissal until ten or eleven o'clock working to meet the deadline. Often he had to proofread, edit and type all the articles with the help of only a few interested staff members. But then J. P. never asks for much help; he would rather do it him- self whether he has to 01' not. The result of his efforts was a new CONTACT, full of new features and modernized standard featuxes, to keep EditOI J- P- Lyons pace with the new school Covington Catholic has become. N0, J. P. could not have done it alone; he needed the help of the modeIato: Mr. Dom, the gxeat work of the staff, and the occasional aid of a typist, for J. P.'s typing is too much hunt and not enough peck. But even though he could not have done it alone, J. P. Lyons would have tried: that's the way he is. BACK ROW 1. to r.: Ronald Rechtin, Bilbert Lange, Greg Marquis, Daniel Eggemeier, Patrick O'Connor, Michael Whelan, Thomas Cook, Jack Bogaczyk, Dennis Vieth. MIDDLE ROW: Ronald Droege, Paul Tepe, Richaxd Lemker, Steven Averdick, George Scheper, John Runda, Jon Bushelman, Daniel Moser, Gregory Frank, William Hoppenjans, Michael Major, Mark Bergman, Thomas Pauly, Dennis Meyrose, Fred Summe, STANDING l. to 1.: Michael Niehaus, Dennis Meyrose, Michael Niehaus, Gerald Dusing, Gregory Carstens. Thomas Pauly, James Schoettker, Daniel Moser, Mich- SEATED: Thomas Schaeper, Roland VandeGeer, Don- ael Kreyling. SEATED: Steve Ziegler, Editor J. P. am Luken, Mark Goodwin, Emmet Walker, John Dotger, Lyons, Steve Hellebusch. Steve Hellebusch, Cary Menne, Martin Schuler, Robert '03 Wieck. Yearbook Staff There is not really much to say for the Yearbook Staff since there really was no such thing. Although it is true that a record amount of funds were collected and plenty of ideas were suggested, the real quality was miss- ing . . . People willing to work. So unfortu- nately, the Yearbook was completed through the hard work of a few trusty people. To them I can offer my sincerest thanks. L. to r.: Steve Curran, Bro. Ken Thompson, Editor Summer workers for the yearbook courtesy of the Jon Bushelman, Michael Whelan. Kentucky State Reform School. BACK ROW 1. to 1.: John Dotger, Steve Hellebusch, Thomas Pauly, Michael Major, John Runda, Fred Summe, Dennis Meyrose, Gary Menne, Steve Curran, Dennis Knasel, William Hoppenjans, Thomas Cumin, Michael Kxeyling, Richard Dames: SEATED: MaIk Bergman, Steve Ziegler, Jon Bushelman, David Stecht, George Scheper, Thomas Schaeper. FRONT ROW: Gerald Dusing, Michael Whelan, Greg Marquis, John Feldman. 104 Physics Club The furtherment of interest and knowledge in physics was this year's physics Club's main purpose. Under the guidance of Mr. Kasselman the club accomplished a great deal. During meetings members experimented with such things as black light, ultrasonic sound and various phases of eleCe tronics. Members also paved the way for future members by starting con- struction on a large reflector telescope and by doing pre- liminary work and researCh 0T1 lasers . 1.. to 1.: John Themes, Paul Lahner, Iianeus Barczak, James Emark, David Suetholz, John Ramsey, Robert Brady, James Schoettker, Steve Fried, Eric Hilgeford, Walter Molony, John Feldman, Moderator ML Kasselman. Biology Club Under the guidw ance of Brother Gene Loewer, S.M., the Biology Club took huge strides in its attempt to become a very active ore ganization. Field trips were planned and a few new ani- mals were added to the facilities of the school. The boys built the cages for the lizards and the like themselves. Indeed the Biology Club is starting its rise to the top of the most popular clubs. L. to L: William Jordan, J. Dorger, Charles Scheper, J. Dickman, Stephen Heidrich. 105 National Honor Society I. s x. 31 o. w. J ; STANDING 1. to L: Thomas Thiel, Paul Tepe, Eric Hilgeford, Maxk Pelstring, William Hoppenjans, Thomas Schaeper, Michael Kreyling, William Luclcman. KNEELING: Steve Hellebusch, Jon Bushelman, Thomas Pauly, John Runda, Michael Whelan, Thomas Cook. SEATED: Lawrence Funke, Maxk Goodwin, Joseph Schwab, Fred Summe, Michael Burke. Scholarship Winners 1.. to 1.: 111011133 Schaeper, Michael Kreyling, Principal Bro. Donald McKee, S.M., William Hop- penjans. Missing: Michael 'Halpin and Michael Burke. SEATED 1. to r.: Tom Schaeper, Mike Kreyling, Larry Funke. STANDING: Faculty adviser Rev. John McDermott and It's Academic program moderator Jack Gwyn. Covington Catholic's It's Academic trio started slowly and then tapered off on the program aired on WLW hT January 2. The panel, made up of seniors Tom Schaeper and Mike Kreyling and junior Larry Funke, finished in front of Bethel -Tate High School but behind New Richmond. Answering some questions too quickly and encountering others for which they had no answers put the team in a difficult position early in the game. Going into the third round of questions, C .C .H. had amassed a grand total of 5 points. Needless to mention, this is not an advantageous position in which to be when it usually takes around 250 points to be in contention. But, under the superb leadership of Father McDermott and with the Cheering of our supporters, the team determined not to toss in the towel. In our part of the third round, C.C .H. picked up valuable ground in running their total to around 100 points. Sensing the chance of victory, the team dominated the Grab Bag round. But alas, the time was too short and C.C.H. fell short in its bid by the narrow margin of a single question. For their efforts, however, C .C .H. was awarded a set of literature books and a full page in the yearbook. 307 Band During its second year, the Concert Band of Covington Catholic has increased considerably. This increase has not been so much in size, but rather in the musical abilities of its members. The Band and its jazz trio have brought the mane of Covington Catholic High School to top standards during the past year by performing in different events and places in the area, such as Notre Dame High School, Fort Wright Civic Hall, Parents- Teachers meetings at Covington Catholic, Coney Island, Covington's Memorial Day parade and for many student events at school. Under the direction of Brother Thomas Salerno, S.M., the band can play a variety of musiccompositions consisting of classical pieces, jazz and popular tunes. ' We hope that in the future the size of the band will increase and will reach the status of a marching band. If this past year's progress continues, it will not be a hope, but a reality. Ken Demaria, Emmet Walker, D. Smith and Bro. Tom, members of the jazz combo. Alright, now try blowing in the small end. 103 Hey! Who painted the A upside-down? 109 Poster Club No basketball game or rally would be com- plete without the many eye -catching signs that are draped along every wall. Without fail, the members of the Poster Club would spend the days before every big event making the signs that would add just the right touch. T0 every member of this club we offer our thanks and appreciation for a job well done . BACK ROW 1. to 17.: Mark Bergman, John Dorger, Martin Butler, J. Gormley, G. Shewe, Dl Moser, L. Busse, P. Menkhaus, M. O'Donnell, D. O'Connor, D. Albers, R. Elfers, R. VonHandorf. What do you mean? 'You forgot the tape. ' Camera Club This year, under the guidance of Mr. Kassel- man, the Camera Club of Covington Catholic took its first stage of develop- ment fairly well. The group, though small, attempted to set the foun- dation for better things in the future. The 100k for ward to more members and the equipment that goes into making up a good camera club. TOP TO BOTTOM left: D. Schroeder, R. VonHandorf, P. McComas. TOP TO BOTTOM right: George Scheper, Larry Busse, Steve Averdick. Prom Committee Under fire of heavy crit- icism Gary Menne, the prom committee chairman, and his crew of assistants were able to stage a delightful evening for the juniors and seniors Who attended the prom. The gym was completely trans- formed into an elegant ball- room done in a Roman decor to match the theme, Three Coins in a Fountain . The committee's hard work and planning earn for them the thanks of all those who enjoyed a wonderful evening. TOP ROW 1. to L: H. Sanders, Gerald Dusing, Joseph Frohn, Paul Beane, John Pohlm an, Steve Hellebusch, Dennis Vieth. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Menne, Ed Brink, Michael Niehaus, Fred Summe, Emmet Walker, William Zumbiel, Michael Schierberg, Ron Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Berger, Tom Busing, Steve Steltenkamp, Mark Goodwin, Thomas Bogner, Martin Schuler, Richard Dames, Gary Wright. Chess Club Chess Regulars: Paul Tepe, William DuVall, Eric Hilgeford. Missing: Barry Andrews. L. to L: Jon Bushelman, Eric Hilgeford, Mr. Hackett, Jo- That'll be $376.57. seph Thaler. I'll The Cooks Our Cooks: Leila Kite, Marie Vogt, Marcella. Howard, and Alvera Johnson. Maintenance Left to Right: Jay Stolz, Mr. Bill Kite, MI. Mau- rice Steffen, Larry Stolz, and Ed Albers. 112 Silver Star Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. John Wa'lker Mr. 81 Mrs. William C. Uhl Michael Dyas Jack Gormley '64 Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Bohman Anonymous A 1965 Stupe Compliments of a Friend Neal Halpin 81 Family Joseph Fangman McAtee Foods Wilhelmina Herrmann Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Edwards ML 81 Mrs. V. Egolf Homeroom XXX 10 Freshmen Mrs . Dwight Menefee Mr. Ray Mueller Mr. 81 Mrs. Clyde Day Wm. J. Schutte Curtis J. Porter Alvina M. Lubrecht John P. Romes Dr. PaulJ. Tabeling Bernie VonBokern Jay 81 Jeff Durstock Colonel Bob Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Thoss Bill's Refrigeration Service Castro's Barber Shop Crown Point Food Mkt. C. 81 C. Schreck Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Stein Mr . 81 Mrs . Edward Thelen Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Wartmann John P. Winchester James C. Gleeson Mr. RalphJ. Schwartz Mrs. Ralph Schwartz Main Street Cleaners Mr. James Gleeson, Latin Scholar Mrs. D. Wear Joe Wuerth Schilling's Pharmacy Robert J. McBreen Mr. 81 Mrs. RobertJ. Heger Hillside Cafe., Chas. 81 Mary Auer Ray Scheller Pharmacy Patty Wear Cee-Pee-Club Good Counsel School Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Buecker Mrs. Rosella Kreyling Mr. 81 Mrs. John Bresser Leo Christen, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. George Boh Robertson's Restaurant Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Scheper Dixie Service Center Mary DeMaria Dick Berger Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Volpenhein Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Mueller Thomas Lipscomb Robert C. Cetrulo , Mr. 81 Mrs. C. D. Cetrulo Mr. Gene Burns Bodkin's Expressway Liquors Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Baute Kenton Lanes Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Arlinghaus Mr. 81 Mrs. WilliamJ. Bertke Mr. Stefan Blazejewski Mr. 81 Mrs; Frank M. Canfield A Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. W. D. Waddell Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Drohan Mr. 81 Mrs. J. B. Dames Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Buechel Mr. 81 Mrs. John E. Bramlage 81 Family Mr. G. L. Donovan Mrs. George Dacey Mrs. Mary P. Haltmann Frank Hess Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn Bodde Mr. 81 Mrs. V. J. Brennan Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Devenny F. J. Deye Mr. 81 Mrs. J. J. Annear Herman B. Dorning Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifford Busse Mr. 81 Mrs. Bert Wall Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Goodwin Mrs . Gertrude Heideman Peter Hugenberg Mr. 81 Mrs. L. F. Hellebusch Robert Frohn Luken's Bowling Shirts Good Luck Seniors from BC Tony 81 Gerry U. C. Mrs . Joseph Nienaber Nancy 81 Mike Lilly Knochelmann Plumbing C0. Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy Schwartz Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas W. Rohan Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Waymeyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Nick Carpinello Mr. 81 Mrs. Odilo Siegrist Freddie 81 Linda Danny 81 Mary Charles Stander Mr. Edward Walking 81 Family Robert Farrell Goody's Food Market Kenton County Car Strippers Zig $2 Mary Schilling's Pharmacy Yostey's Grocery Mr. 8: Mrs. George Thelen Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Whelan Jerry Thamann Mr. 8L Mrs. H. Von Handorf Mark 8: Fred Mr. 81 Mrs . Jack Cook Wm.J.Temp1e, M.D. Covington Chili Eat Best for Less' Mr. Louis Brinker Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Kathman Mr. 8: Mrs. John F. Droege John Luschek, Sr. Motch Jewelers Modern Food Mkt. Pud's Stag Bar Schulte Drugs Art Wulz William H. Strategier Mr. SK Mrs. Rolan Glenna Thaxton Don S: Sadie Jack 8x Jeanne Frank W. Toebbe Fred 8: Margie Tom's Barber Shop Rich 81 Sue Jay 8: Carol Tom 8: Kathy hSamh Mr. ii: Mrs. Raymond Wagner Jim 8: Judi '66 Mike $1 Beech Hoene 81 Linda Boone Rick 8: Carol Dick Nieberding '57 Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Meyrose Pasquales Pizza Otto's Drug Center Chickendinda-Hurry Mark $1 Mary James Perkins John 21: Darn Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Pauly John Perkins E. J. Perkins Mrs. James A. Ryan Mike 81 Meg Mrs. Lawrence Olliges, Sr. Charlie Olliges '64 Mr. 8t Mrs. V. E. Pelstring Mr. 8: Mrs. George Robbins The Phantasmagorical Four John Ramsey '66 Herbert Ruschman 8t Family Mrs. S. Ramsey Mrs. Lee Pieper Torn g; Chris Mr. 8L Mrs. Lawrence W. Schrand Bob Trenkamp Mr. 8: Mrs. August C. Wichmann Jerry gt Karen GregSIJody '66 G.K. G.F., D.D. P.HJ Batman ii: Boy Wonder aioh I-Iom Mrs. William Hoppenjans Mr. 8t Mrs. PaulJ. Hilgeford Marcellus C. Becker Mrs. R. Herzog Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene F. Gleason Mr. Frank Bregel Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Karrick Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas F. Bahr John Mardis Mr. John Shields Paul Lahner Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer Lonneman Tom Kordenbrock '66; J. P. Lyons '66 Korny 8: Merro Robert L. Messmer Mr. 81 Mrs. Walterj. Melony Dr. 8L Mrs. Paul Klingenberg Mr. gt Mrs. John Zembrodt William L. Schmaedecke Mermarm Moellers The Incrowd Harry J. Rolfes Mr. 8L Mrs. Spenlau Walter L. Pieschel Compliments of the WeeJuns Buzz Sanders Schulte Delicatessen Jerry VonBokern Mr. 81 Mrs. John Summe Mr. 8: Mrs. Albin E. Stoeckle William A. Zumbiel Norma Ostendarp The Norken Co. --Jr. Achievement Mark Wiggins Al Tepe Sarah Vincent Mr. 8x Mrs. Joseph Uckotter Greg Toebbe Mr. 8x Mrs. Joseph Tracy Kay Tracy Mr. lit Mrs. Leo B. Arlinghaus Jeff Arlinghaus--Class 0f '78 Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Barczak Mr. 8L Mrs. Larry Emark 1-75 Delicatessen Gold Star Patrons 'Bob' Eilers MKT. 15th 8: Greenup Sts . Philip Berning 3231 Day Ct., Cincy. Jack 81 Jim's Shell Station 19th 8: Jefferson D. J. Helmet Texaco Distributor U. S. 42, Florence, Ky. Dewitt 8: Hanser Cmcinnati, Ohio Robert Livingston 2692 Anbeth Ct. Geo. Kreutzjans 8: Sons Builder Ft. Wright 81 S. Ft. Mitchell Dudley Construction Co . Inc. 15 Edna Ln., Ft. Wright Krekeler Poured Foundations 27 Welsh Ave. Dr. 8: Mrs. J. D. Redden 1917 Fortside Circle Mr. 8: Mrs. Sander 55 Lane Drive Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Bachweg 1221 Main St. Mr. 81 Mrs. Ambrose R. Feldmann 6 Superior Drive Bro. Trig1' Joe and his Bozys cos 20 : c0520 - SIN 0 Mr. A. K. Puttmann 114 Rossmoyne Ave. Edw. F. Pracht 1612 Marcella Drive Fort Mitchell Garage Inc. 1817 Dixie ngy. Blessed Sacrament 2407 So. Ft. Mitchell Dr. 81 Mrs. David T. Kramer 256 Watch H111 Lawrence F. Blank 102 Warwich Court Jerry's Drive Inn Restaurant 1663 Dixie ngy. Union Auto Parts Frogtown Rd., Union, Ky. Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Votel 1215 Hiltop Drive Mr. 81 Mrs. B. R. Edmonds 272 Deverill St., Ludlow Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Heideman 1606 Amsterdam Rd. Ft. Mitchell Hardware Co. 2465 Dixie ngy. A FRIEND Mrs . Frances Puccini 1606 Amsterdam Rd. Mr. Robert Borcer Cov. Cath. I-Ii 116 Mr. 8: Mrs. Norbert Frohn 1623 Crittenden Ave. Compliments of Miller-Beckman, Gen. Contr. Covington, Ky. Mr. 81 Mrs. William Schaber 412 Lorup Ave. Scanlon Drugs 1722 Madison Ave. Berhard Eggy Strunk 408 Kentucky Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. RalphJ. Weiskittel 157 1 St. Anthony Drive Bob Wolnitzek Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. H. C. Wire 1147 Hamilton RC1. United Cerebral Palsy Hi-Pals Redwood School, Latonia Mr. 8: Mrs. John R. Bushelman 1702 Mt. Vernon Drive Mr. Gerald Kasselman 240 S. Grand Ave., Ft. Thomas Golden Goose Restaurant 1504 Dixie ngy. Expressway Plaza Barbers 2188 Dixie ngy. Mr. 8L Mrs. John F. Curtin 6 Princeton Ave. Ideal Shoe Stores 38 Pike St. 8: 3618 DeCoursey Blank's Pharmacy: Reliable Prescriptions 272 Pike at Ninth Donald Ruh Bahr Class of 1954 In Thanksgiving to St. Jude Carl J. Ruh Class of 1936 Foltz Bros . Dairy 122 Dudley Mr. 8: Mrs. William R. Major 3044 Elmwood Dr. Lewin Monuments 2218 Dixie ngy. Ches. Wagner's Cafe 9th 81 Philadelphia Mr. 81 Mrs. Edw. Rinschler 40 Virginia Ave. Boonetucky Farms Sperti Lane, Burlington, Kyp Avenue Pharmacy 1102 Madison Flynn's Sunoco Service Fort Mitchell, Ky. Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew 2311a 1843 Jefferson Ave . Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph W. Trenkamp 1315 Sleepy Hollow Rd. George W. Thelen Co., Inc. 5257 Taylor Mill Pike Frank J . Toebbe 2513 Rardin CL, Ludlow, Ky. Airport Shell Service Airport Rd. John N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Homes Flynn Sunoco Station 2220 Dixie ngy. Oelsner's 1730 Dixie ngy. Lookout Carryout 1731 Dixie ngy. Erpenbeck Construction Co. , Inc. 1596 Marcella Drive Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Dickman 431 Wallace Ave. Schrage Hardware $1 Gift Shop 648 Elm St., Ludlow, Ky. Dick Depenbrock Sunoco Service 404 Elm St., Ludlow, Ky. Virginia's Del. 820 Oak St. , Ludlow, Ky. Cathedral Religious Goods, Inc. 807 Madison Ave . Brown's Grocery 8: Carry Out 1201 Scott St. Noonan Dry Goods Co. 1322 Greenup 8: Pleasant Robke Chevrolet C0. 1324 Madison Ave. Geo. Finke Meats 207 E. 12th St. Elmer T. Herzog 806 Madison Ave. K1 ingenberg' 3 1228030 Greenup St. L. 81 L. Dry Cleaners 115 E. 12th St. Monahan's Grocery 601 Church St., Ludlow, Ky. Farrell Pharmacy 336 Elm St., Ludlow, Ky. Gus Sheehan, Jr. Grad of 1936 SUETHOLZ RX Ground Sun Glasses OPTICAL Frames and Lenses Replaced Hundreds To Choose from SERVICE RX Optician 32 E051 71h Across from Doctor's Bldg. Coving'ron, Ky. 261-7515 Compliments of DIXIE LANES Open Bowling Daily 43108144 WILLIAM F. ROLFES AGENCY Real Esfa're 81 Insurance 806 Mom 51. Cov. Ky. 41001 Off. 431-4870 Res. 341-4602 READING SUPPLIES INC. Cincinnati, Ohio Industrial Piping Supplies Wiliicm Schroeder, Pres. Doorway to Your Heritage Our Best Wishes to the Young Men of Covington Catholic High School Harry Lee We terfield President 'MUBStMS Haifage U69 Immune Climpawg 200 Cu pifol Avenue Frankfort, Kentucky Congratulations fo Seniors of '66 We're Looking Forward to '69 FRESHMAN 1A HOMEROOM Complimenfs of Best Wishes to Class of 166 R.B.H. '33 8 R.C.H. '69 ? SKEFFINGTONS INC. Complimenfs of the AMERICAN JUNIOR BOWLING CONGRESS Greater Cincinnofi Junior Bowling Association Furniture for The Entire Home LOUIS MARX 8c BROS. Newport 8x Covingfon Three Generations of Quality, Value 8t Service COPPINS 7th 8 Madison st. Covington, Kentucky A Northern Kenfucky Trch'rion Since 1873 PELSTRING PAINTS Venefion Blinds Window Shades Soles 8 Service 31 Wesf Pike, 261-9119 Covington, Kentucky Compl imen'rs of J. C. PENNEY CO. Covi ngfon , Kentucky LANG'S RESTAURANT 8 CAFETERIA 37 Years of Good Service 623 Madison Avenue Open Daily and Sundays The PARISIAN of Covington Fashion First Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 8 CO. 13 W. 7th St. Covington, Ky. TILLMAN'S FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE 8111 5 Madison Avenue Covingfon Kentucky GLIER'S MEATS INC. . Wholesale Meats . . . Good Sausage Phone 291-1800 439 Pike 5?. Complimems of FORT MITCHELL HARDWARE 2465 Dixie ngy. 331-3866 Congrats to Seniors of '66 from: FLYNN'S SUNOCO SERVICE 2220 Dixie ngy. 50. Ft. Mitchell Ky. 331-9941 Compliments of COVINGTON TRUST AND BANKING CO. 540 Madison Ave. 2514 Dixie Highway OSTROW'S Complete Home Furnishings Decorating--Corpef Estimates Buy with Confidence . . . 717 Madison Ave. Satisfaction Covington, Ky. Guaranteed 431-4255 LARRY BLANK'S Ride-o-Bike Covingfon CycIe Schwinn Bicycles 6 Velocipedes Liberal Trade in on Your Old Bike We Repair or Retire Any Size Wheel 417 Madison Ave. 431-3196 Congratulations Seniors BOEHMER PAINT CO. CovingtonuNewporf AMERICAN SOUND SERVICE, INC. Distributor For Sound and TV Communication Sysfems . Sales Rental Service Estimates and Engineering Service Without Obligation 261-9024 261-9025 675 W. 3rd St. Covington, Ky. BOB AVERDICK INC. FURNITURE APPHANCE STORE 581-3100 Iv 7 '1 av r- PIN-m-Iulwnupuakzuunluuunu. -.- SALUTATORY SPEECH No man is an island; no man stands alone. Each man's joy is joy to me; each man's grief is my own. Brother McKee, Reverend Fathers, members of the faculty, parents, friends, and members Of the graduating class of 1966 these are more than mere words to a popular song. They are the very reason for our being here this morning. In our four years at Covington Cath- olic, I think that we have come to a realization of the real meaning behind these words as a re- sult of the experiences that we have shared together while we were here. On an April morning five years ago, over two hundred eighth grade students gathered at CovF ington Catholic for their high school entrance examination. Less than six months later we were assembled once againu-this time as the Freshman class. As we entered the building on the first morning of school in September we were strangers to each other, timid, alone and confused by the enormity and complexity of the high school system. It did not take very long, however, for these strangers to get to know one another. The sen- iors welcomed us to Covington Catholic by an initiation. This program successfully brought our class together as the Freshmen were compelled to join forces to survive the initiation stunts that were contrived for us. Soon after the initiation was completed we encountered for the first time the mysterious ways of our cafeteria, the memories of which have stayed with us throughout our four years here. Among the other highlights of that first year were a championship swimming team which brought home a runner up trophyfrom the state meet in Louisville, and our first Campbell Lodge Festival. It was truly this festival which taught us the meaning of the words no man is an island because we learned that we had to work together if we wanted it to be success-u ful. The Freshman year passed quickly into the Sophomore. This was a period of transition; a growing up for our class . We were now in a position to sneer at the lowly, incoming freshmen, yet we were not old enough nor wise enough to show the initiative and leadership of the upper- classmen. It was during this year that our class spirit began to really develop under the guid- ance of several interested homeroom teachers. The best example of this class spirit that I can remember was the sophomore picnic t0 Butler State Park. In our junior year we copped the coveted spirit banner four times without much challenge from the other divisions. The juniors lead the way to outstanding contributions for the Seminary Drive and the Bishop's Relief Fund. It was a year of good basketball that took us all the way to the regional tournament at Campbell County, and it was the year that we put on and enjoyed our first prom. The junior year ended on a note of unity with the presentation of rings to the future seniors. The ring was distinguishing characteristic that made our Class separate and distinct from all other groups and marked the entrance into our final stage as high school students. As seniors we shared together for the last time the enjoyment of the Pumpkin Prowl, the Christmas Dance, and the Mardi Gras. None of us can forget the appearance of the Town and Country as tables, chairs, and dance floor lay buried under mounds of confetti when the last dance was over. It was a year of remembering trig functions, Ohm's Law or learning about Shakespeare's Macbeth, and for those seniors who were looking ahead there was the added responsibility of filling out job applications or college forms. Despite the hard work with the books, however, we found time to run the most successful Campbell Lodge Festival in our school's history. Once again the lesson of working together which we learned as Freshmen paid dividends when we were seniors. Then just one month ago the presentation of a powerful drama by high school students. Father McDermott said that it could be done. Under his inspiration and guidance we did it- -THE POWER AND THE GLORY, one of the best of Covington Catholics perenially great plays . Finally we concluded the year on a note of recreation as we enjoyed together for the last time the junior-senior prom. These are the events of the past four years that stand out in my mind because they lead to the social, mental, and spiritual maturity of the individuals involved. They are experiences that taught us the necessity of depending on other people, our need for other people, and they taught us how to share together the joys and disappointments of others . By learning this we are able to push aside the barriers that keep us from communicating with one another and ultimately they have made us free. These events and experiences were available to us because our parents made them so, and because we have an interested faculty and administration here at Covington Catholic. We owe them much. On behalf of the senior class then, I would like to thank all of them for the time and energy they have spent to teach us that no man is an island. Thank you. Bill Hoppenjans June 8, 1966 124 Valediction: something said in parting; a farewell utterance. Ihave a duty to discharge as valedictorian. But before Ifulfill this responsibility, there are a few things I must say to you. I would like you to listen, I will not be long. I must first speak to you of the present. This is a milestone in our lives. They tell us, al- thoughfromwhere we stand, we cannotseemilestones. We must wait until we can look back on it. But we should take their word for it, for they know, and we should live these times as sincerely as we can, so that when we do look back, we will remember. But we can look back now and remember the last four years. They may not have been the hapu piest four years for some, or the most satisfying for others . But one thing is certain: they will be the most unforgettable for all of us. Our memories of these years will pay dividends forever. But the past is no substitute for the present. We must file our memories away and take them out only when the present can spare us for a few moments. I look forward to those few moments. I hope that I will be able to conjure up the emotional turmoil that I feel right now. I guess it is safe to saythat we are alla little confused at this moment. Even those of us who have decided what is to be their vocation in life have yet to determine just how they will achieve it. For the rest of us, we who have not yet encountered the plans which God had drawn up for us, this is a day full of uncertainty, framed in anxiety, and perhaps touched with fear. Our uncertainty is nothing to be alarmed of they tell us . But that is hard to accept because, being human, we need a place to anchor ourselves . When we are uncertain, when we drift, we ex- perience a taste of the punishment of Cain, a sort of placelessness, a sense of unbelonging to anything or anyone. But this will pass they say, and from this we should take hope. Like a rou- lette ball, we will ultimately find our niche. It may be painful and it may take a long time, but if we stick to it, He will not hide it forever. There is a certain anxiety, a worry, in this search, as well there should be. We are standing before a darkened doorway. We are compelled to cross the threshold because we know that we belong in the next room. But at the same time, the darkness frightens us. We would like to know what is there before we step. It would be comforting, but it is not to be. You see, across the threshold is adulthood, maturity, an awareness of a better life, a fuller existence. And we are not adults, nor are we fully mature, nor do we know of a better life. We can only gather up our courage, throw off the things of a child, and grow. Then, when we open our eyes again, the room will be bright and the doorway will be at our backs, and we will know that we have taken the step. We will never know just when or how it came about, because maturing is not a matter of the will; we will only know that the light is brighter, better suited for seeing what we really are. And that, that knowledge of what we really are, is the beginning. The fear. There is nothing to be afraid of they say, but I cannot help it, I have never graduated before . We cannot help knowing something of this world we are about to enter . We know that man can destroy entire cities with a single bomb; yet he persists in settling his quarrels by fighting. He can construct an artificial heart and perform other truly wondrous medical feats; yet some still suffer leprosy and smallpox and other archaic diseases. He builds supermarkets and res- taurants on every road in the land; yet his neighbor is still hungry. Man has given the good life to many; yet he refuses even the ordinary life to those whom he judges inferior. There are so many good things to live for; yet some refuse to live. They are the ones without a purpose. Some- times Ifeel that I have no purpose in this contradictory world. Maybe you feel the same way. I am afraid, as I look into the future, that there is no place there for me. If this is so, if there is no place, then this graduation is empty and meaningless. Honors or trophies or praise or to- morrow are all empty because they hold no meaning. But this graduation is not empty, for even in the most confused, twisted, and incomprehensible world, there is a place for me, for all of us. I believe that we can have those places if we try. I believe that we can change the world if we try. Maybe not greatly or for a long time, but we can try. That is important in life: that we try. We can give the world something that it needs: people who are brave enough or just plain stubborn enough to try to change the wrong things in it. So never let anyone tell you that your efforts are insignificant, that you are an unimportant creature. No creature with the purpose and the destiny of man can ever be insignificant. My valedictory speech is finished. There remains only to discharge my duty, to utter the valediction: Goodbye. M. Kreyling 5-28-66 I25 One Last Look Around the l26 School 127 128 '31 as