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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1978 volume:

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W --531' irfsx: . . f - K. - ' ic-' - , R' .3 . 7 'ax -,Ay - , ?9,?x ka ,Q . I 'M I fk , J LV N 4 I ' 6 K1- i I 4 xx-L' . F - A Vi v..' 1 -- ' vi. . -- , '-1 f A.- ,U 3. -' , -1 f ,., --. N- j'- 4 5. ' E. - rfxi 'Iii 1 -5 ' iw w... .hir -.-'flip' , 9 Enthusiasm is reason gone mad to achieve a dehnite, rational objective. Enthusiasm is inflamed by opposi- tion, but never convertedg it is the leaping lightning that blasts obstacles from its path. Enthusiasm is the X-Ray of the soul, that penetrates and reveals the invisible. Enthusiasm is a contagion that laughs at quarantine and inocu- lates all who come in contact with it. Enthusiasm is the vibrant thrill in your voice that sways the wills of others into harmony with your own. Enthusiasm is the UPHILOSOPHER S STONE that transmits dull tasks into delightful deeds. Enthusiasm is a magnet that draws a hundred souls with irresistable force and electrihes them with the magnetism of its own resolves. fi nb Qin ' : .K.-:gr . 11'-'Hit A v I i Dedications are made for men who successfully pledge their lives to a certain cause or idea to establish a better way of doing things, a better system, or a better institution that will benelit others. Dr. Carl J. Brueggemann is a man who fits this description like a tailored su it. He graduated from C.C.H. in 1949 but returned in the time it takes to wrap an ankle, to serve the school not only as an alumnus, but as a friend, avid in spirit and tantamount in dedication. We offer this yearbook in his honor, a symbol of the pinnacle of esteem we hold for him and his years of devoted service to C.C.H. Anyone who's ever seen C.C.H.'s athletic events knows the man with the wire-rimmed glasses is more than a spectator. For all the running he's done for our students, he's got to be the most prolific miler and leading rusher in our schooI's history, and anyone can testify that he has patched many of us up when O 0 K we were bruised, he has picked many of us up when we were de and most importantly, has given us hope when there was doubt. Now we have a new baseball, track and football held to thank him and his Score Committee for, but he seeks no reward though one day it will b great. Reflecting on what he's' done we have to think he composed the school motto, HA Spirit That Will Not Die, for it dehnitely Hows in his blood. C One may ask, llWhy does he continue administering help and services to a high school? Cer- tainly not publicity, for there is none given. He continues laboring for one reason, he uloves C.C.H., and all the gold in Fort Knox can't pay a salary who's collateral is love, because it is priceless. Therefore, we hope our humble thanks and these few paragraphs of grati- tude will suffice because our feelings come from the soul. To Doc Brueggemann, the olde: practicing Colonel we know, thanks. i if , Hi ,rw . . . enthusiasm is the 'iPhiIosopher's Stone that transmits dull tasks into delightful deeds CONGRATULATIONS THAN KS, FR. WEBER Way down in Eastern Kentucky, in the quaint little town of Maysville, a legend was born a few years back. We would like to pay tribute to this man in our '78 yearbook, not because he's the most prestigious human being to come out of Nlays- ville since Nick and Rosemary Clooney, but we salute him for his 25 long years in the priesthood, and as a teacher, now treasurer, at our beloved Covington Catholic High School. His name is Father Charles Weber, a man who somewhere between his youth as a student at St. Patrick's gradeschool and his teenage years, chose to live the life of Christ and decided to enter the priesthood. He was ordained to be a priest on June 6, 1953, in the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, and almost immediately he was sent to be stationed at Covington Catholic High School, and from that moment on has remained. In addition to this, he also holds the position of pastor at St. John's Church in Covington. Father Weber is quite a remarkable man, and looking beyond the fact that he dislikes to have his picture taken and only smiles once every leap year, we can see beneath this mask, one whose love and dedication for Covington Catholic and his profession is an unparalleled'accomplishment. We, along with the rest of those who have come in contact with Father Weber, tip our hats to his many years of faithful service. No ordinary man can really fully visualize what he's done for the people of Covington for the past 25 years, because, well, Father Charles Weber is no ordinary man, he's somebody special. 10 MR. KENNETH GROSS Principal Anatomy and Physiology School Board Faculty Executive 12 Committee Score Committee Golf Coach Sr' MR. GEORGE SCHNEIDER Assistant Principal American Problems Basketball Coach Faculty Executive Committee 5 W i , ,ng a I. '. Il, .. ff I l il. A if i . ,. - , . 1- , I 'W W '31 if I X fi i ,IIA ff ' Jy fzsffelf Vu ., ' 1.-I' -'- uw, -1:1- ','1'iLm ij xg' J . . wr ' N f . Qi Q. K' f I br? if -nn' ' 1 Q J P553 COVINGTON CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD L. to R.: Mr. Tony Erpenbeck, Dr. Earl Schuh, Rev. Raymond McClanahan, Rev. Msgr. Edward T. Hickey, 2nd Row: Mr. Kenneth Gross, Mr. Harry Stadtlander, Mr. Walter Behler, Mrs. Virginia LaPille COVINGTON CATHOLIC PARENT'S ASSOCIATION L. to R.: Mr. and Mrs. James Wissman, Mrs. Daniel Keller, 13 CMr. Keller not picturedl, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witt, Mr. William Miller lMrs. Miller not picturedl. OUB MRS. MARY OVERMAN Secretary Yes, Mr. Schneider, the attendance sheet for 204 is missing again. 35 QUJ ESM P21191 H29 ..1 W MRS. KATHY CRAIL Secretary The bookstore made a proht this month! ,,1',A'v' BRO. LOUIS FORTENER S.M. Bookstore and Fund Raising No, I do not have a map of FIorida! MRS. LORAINE VON HANDORF Secretary 'Q ... .ek Ev av -F. 2 This switch turns off the lights in Room 103. fl I L 0 - .9 Qmf: .Q .L-., 'o ' .Qing 9-of-Mapa K O U'!.l' 03.33 . ' S?'C::3,L-j'S,:. 0 'T ' ' UND if CQQ24' L:O,,OAl 5,94 orc: s ca J ,I :Dina J' uD . f'D.awu. A' K 'ug f pl' D-CJ 'FD DI' gf F I :OU 'o .zbobo ,J lg: D al . 3'-2 www: ci. D-1-'Q ' yn' D- ,551-'ZOQQ 'oQ:Jf'f' U-0512? '15 Sb25o'f'E: Cixi? 'f lx ' X 10000, oUD U1,,r0-Van lcv-UNDUWG 'U Q 0o00'o 'c'Ao'Ui0i 5W'q'U'U. 'I' ' ' 4' 4' Us'?gkE.'lhC CfU' U Dv 'Wig 'Urn'-a'D a ' Dv ,' I ' ' A :F-:-Ja. - 'Jf':f'- 0-D? Km A K'DOD Qh'u 'r ', A gKDyInU1 f'UQQ'i,5lQn'.0'f'DUlmInu- C' Kllxxgiwlg kD1D.'D Q Q DPU!! ,pvg D to no gl vin E A -. Dt gk wax c ye 'A Dpgag QUAD U X5 Q K -v , V-1Qn:s...1-13. D35 KKQUCU Q' Anxp Sql - nfl is ,ti The Fantastic Foursome! av-4 if-F RQ- E. -' .. o MRS. CELESTE HOLOCH ER MRS. VIVIAN WILCOX MRS. JOANNE WIGGER IVIRS. ROSEMARY SKETCH MR. MAURICE STEFFEN MR. JOHN HEDGER Custodians 15 MRS. MARY ANN MEYER Art 1,2,3,4 English 1 Journalism Art and Poster Club Yearbook Faculty Executive Committee 16 7 What am I offered for this fine pelt? 34 rf' The atmosphere here is a but zany . xyof 'ff' s BRO. DENNIS O'BRIEN Art 1 Psychology and Sociology Who's Fu Manchu? MR. RICK HORNSBY Typing Bookkeeping Economics Assistant Football Coach Freshmen Track Coach te 'River Rat' on my score sheet? ... and this is how to cheat on your income tax .. . 11 MR. DAN TIEMAN Basic Math Business Math Business Law Economics Assistant Football Coach Intramural Director Faculty Executive Committee MR. MARTY CONLIN Health and Phys. Ed. Freshmen Basketball Coach J.V. Baseball Coach you mean-'where is England?' MR. RANDY ROBERTS English Composition American Literature Business English Public Speaking Tennis Coach Outdoorsmen Club Moderator 4 i u.. A lf l l v ll' ' l l i f-sf-gi 1 . ,-,J MR. WILLIAM LEJEUNE English 1 Journalism Colonel Cable Moderator Faculty Executive Committee This one is the real thing! i i . '31 'IL-.'.f: L.- im. . w. -i - - ii , 33, I id- . N .L , P 7, ik Tell THAT to Mr. Hackett! ul -x, Q -ev? L ,X .. I X X J K ?f,QJrAV l? ,N ff. , fix 'C if -5 , hut Y .. .sh 4 -.- . 'Xrfi .. ' '51 -,F1 ' . 4' 1' ' Hx' fl.. H1555-ie. 1 Af-,Ai-.I - 3 . ..-A, . , 'L iff' Y '. -.IJ tikxr 's'-i'j1-ZY1-'ikfkkxzxn 57, .',-'if lffyr, Uhxd- wx...-.Lb- ,'U5,-44 1 iff, .-i:Sf.n ifgyk- in E','. X',f.ff3l ix i lffwfl I 'ltfifq' 'ulxdii 51354 M' bnguilqx A 4 A 3 ': f:,L'r.'::iAi3d.xh 1-s t4,xlxQ'.'AcKN X lu 1 . T ' . 'F . X . . . .Q ' ' 5 E in , ,gi .' , 14 V Q '- :,.,,1'i5'. -4121- i x Ri'i1.- ., 1 T, .ffl i i It f fi, p1fi'-rs: iv.3i3ff3Qc1g- 'if Qian .I-.gig 1 M. Qi ff Sf: J 1' :FH fe i1 qv.-:.1sif:M Nw, '-'.g5a-15953 i ff- if 31' 5 - 1 A: nf, Q , 1.1 '.'.,Lfg T,i.AL.sxx'aif.:.'l.-1 .A i1XA', 1,,:is':'2'f 'tl I Q.. T I Wllj'flux'K-xv.-.l,'fm.'1l'.1 , ' . .lf T ' l T ' i 1. '1 '4'.frin. a9?jQ:i.'.xe'i?'Ctyi'L- ':..n' MRS. EMILY GILLEN Yes, I'm Mrs. Bertelspersonf' Assistant Librarian English vw' -XY, -rf MRS. PEGGY BERTELSMAN Western Literature English Literature M odern Literatu re 19 What scheduIe? i has-4 REV. PAUL WOLFZORN Orientation Freshmen and Sophomore Guidance 'xYou certainly D0 need guidance. ,I . .- ,, f - f. P ii BRO. AUGUST KEMME S.M. Senior Guidance And that's the way it's going to be gang Yes, I'm in charge of Junior guidance. BROTHER FRED HEILE S.M. Junior Guidance A T., IW if I 1. Q3 K QQ ... REV. WILLIAM FEDDERS Religion Retreat Master Jr. Score Moderator I 1 -I I o l l 4 A 4 1 l ' l i i I l l I ,Ig I li l 2 l Q CIamdiggers make your hair stand on end! REV. GEORGE SCHUHMACHER Assistant Principal Religion Latin 1, 2 Faculty Executive Committee Which all goes to prove that I've been right all along! REV. JOHN PUTKA S.M. Religion Student Senate Moderator Washington Trip Moderator e....i This is German, not French. 1 ', f. 15- -1 'EL e J. ,, .4- MR. JACK KAELIN German I and II Economics Typing Athletic Director Track Coach Cross Country Coach Club Moderator Score Committee Faculty Executive Committee .-.FD ...sv Well, at least Pedic Q You're even more stupid than last year. ell i A ' f .iii eggs' MR. SHAUN w1l.K1Ns ., 1 . -.yi gl Algebra - Calculus E Advanced Math .. 3 Business Math v ' 'li Assistant Track Coach Assistant Cross Country f Coach Faculty Executive Committee REV. JEROME TREACY, S.J. i Algebra II HI tried that recipe last night. 4 .21 I 1 A .. In J X 1 -.., - :Miles ' BRO. JOSEPH SPEHAR, S.M., Geometry 23 Pre-Algebra Rademacher, you're a coach's dream! 1 You re going on a Held trip again? K .. ...,,-f I , ' xi ' Wi MR. LYNN RAY Earth Science Physical Science Varsity Football Coach Score Committee .,--t'f:f- 4.74 ' 24 MRS. LAUREL MAULDIN Algebra 1 Physics L That's correct. H2 S04 is the formula for iced tea. . MRS. VICTORIA NICHOLS Chemistry Life Science Chemistry Skills It's Academic Team Moderator Faculty Executive Committee I , HI just found the missing Iink. , ,sf ii, I- f I 'fi MR. BILL KRUMPELBECK n . J Biology N- - y --A - Life Science f , ' ' ' l ' Junior Varsity Basketball I A Coach 4- ..- as A Varsity Baseball Coach R I my I i H1 'iLet's see now . . . am I supposed to be teaching a class . . .? g ' f X S I 'j, .XS , 'S MR. TIM BANKER American History 20th Century America Freshmen Football Coach Key Club Moderator Chet Club Moderator Minute Men Club Moderator Faculty Executive Committee Of course socialism does not apply to grades . . . MR. JOE HACKETT Senior Seminar Librarian National Honor Society liai- i gd., , 1 MR. TIM HOBBS Geography Kentucky History American History Assistant Football Coach 8-ll -F!!! ix.-I Ver' nf- L. ,Q I W i 4 N , A - A- , I A,..- N I iii iq ? -. ,M wi .. 4 A EW fx ,fe mini, if 'Crew 1 ' , iblkfr. ' W ' I 1 x. In 3 ' . fig' 5 N 4 . ' '. 1 Q, J X 'R '51, y-4 li uv l . . . enthusiasm is the XfRay of the soul that penetrates and reveals the invisible . F . K Q X4 I I. 7 fff ,f v ' , MV Q' 1 x-, If Q' X tt' Y ' L: 1,27 ji , wk K 4.4. in Y - , rx L f .1 Lil ' XJJ 5 ,: ,W '-..-, .. 31' . - -, 1, .lux Y 1 'A X , ,ig 1-I is Yan 1 5 -'I 1 f ' K.. , xr 1 1 , Sas' f m a - vm r ,. 4 wh? 4 A X W 11' ' ' fx' K: V .-a A , V' . M X-K , , 'VN J . 'V ' I1 ' V ' 1 , ' 1, , b f i w 3 0 r l 1 af t ' 3 J -A if 1 Q5 g N I -. 39:51,- ' 1 , if j , A ' 522+ M - am-- aa ..., . ,uJ.h,,A - . r l David Adams Gregory Anneken James Arlinghaus er! I Mark Arlinghaus r ' 1 , L' I ,' - V ' HN., K,5q p, 1 ll T Q. L .213 5 . X Y' 'A ' 5,1-. 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If ' 4 'tufsdsfst 51555 :F I' 5 45 ts-'fl-'fi- I - 1f:f!,' I '91 J --'ix.'ix.'hIz 157 ' 4' ' all E519-ep.-ik 123,55 5,5 V5 ' 'l,1tq1m'w 52:1 mi lf-I ' -.1v'vrli9- 51: I M5 ' 1 'i5!5':'Ii'5l- 4:51, ef' Greg Bedel ff I 11 ihluv L,-f Douglas Bauereis Tim0fhY Beflkefich SENIO RS '78 DAVID ADAMS: Football 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Spirit Club 3,4, C-Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Dave was the inventor of the ADAM BOMB! GREG ANNEKEN: Intramurals 1,2,3, Greg was the owner of the pink Batmobile. JIM ARLINGHAUS: Vocational School, If you've seen one you've seen them all. MARK ARLINGHAUS: Vocational School, If you've seen one you've seen them all. ROBERT ARLINGHAUS: Vocational School, If you've seen one you've seen them all. JIM ATKINS: Most likely to appear in a Mr. Goodwrench ad. DAVID BAUEREIS: Didn't want to be known. DOUG BAUEREIS: Track 1, Intramurals 1,2, Doug wanted to be known for his car. TIM BECKERICH: Vocational School, Football 1,2,3, C-Club 3,4, Track 3, The alchie's best friend. GARY BEDEL: Honor roll 1,2,3,4, Outdoorsmen's Club 3, Chet Arthur History Club 4, When you've seen one you've seen them both. GREG BEDEL: Honor roll 1,2,3,4, Chet Arthur History Club 4, Key Club 4, When you've seen one you've seen them both. 31 ...,..?- ----f7.,.,?1f.vrT, -. 5,1 I 3' it-gr' W-R 'q-.. 'LQIAQI' x . T-' i' 1 ,. l' .',v 4 . ffl l , James Behle Timothy Bessler SENIORS '78 JIM BEHLE: Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Belfry will never be the same! TIM BESSLER: Baseball 2,3,45 Football 45 Track 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Play 35 C-Club 3,45 THE T.B. of the senior class. JEFF BOEHMER: World Affairs 3,45 Honor roll 3,45 If the shoe nts, wear it! BILL BOEMKER: Basketball 15 Vocational School5 One of the Peaselburg gang. JOHN BRANNON: Football 15 Basketball Mgr. 1,25 Golf 3,4- Intramurals 25 Roman nosed and motor mouthed! ERIC BROWN: Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,35 How many people do you know named Eric? JEFF BROWN: Chocolate mountain, famous for eating 3 meals a day, all at lunch. TOM BRUCATO: Soccer 45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Track 1,2,3,45 The strong arm of the senior class. TIM BRUEGGEMANN: Football Trainer 1,2,3,45 Basketball Trainer 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Spirit Club 35 Poster Club 15 Chet Arthur History Club 3,45 Key Clut 3,45 Play 35 Yearbook and Colonel Cable Staff 45 Pres. of Junior S.C.O.R.E. Committee5 'IBruggs was truly a Colonel. VINCE CATALANO: Football 15 He's neverlbeen the same since T.G. left. BILL CLARK: Football 1,35 Track 2,3,45 The coach's kid who never missed a rodeo. I 32 A Jeff Boeh mer William Boemker 512:- ' li., ' . 4' I' , , R 4,- Ng 'fi fl ,.. . 1 John Brannon T 'bv 1 Eric Brown .,'!!h Timothy Brueggemann I H K .. ' '2 WH. l J 'f VLSI - '-., , ' gif? QQ 1' X 'Q-:fr , wk- , 1 f ,pf , L ,M H 'mph , n.. I I . wi F- f . f k V' :gt rl Jeffrey Brown I Vincent Catalano Thomas Brucato 5'- winfam clark acc' uv David Cook X 'M '-'I I: 1. . 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R.. 1 Yi' ' .fix , 'x .Q - xi . ,Nam X.. wax .JN ,t A -: .X .N - if . If 3 :fax k X :Elk I,-4 1 . I X X- . 4.-: if Q K- ' Nc 'Q fx X 1- ' , . - , ' 1 - 1,r,4',-7'--Tr.,,,j i NVAQF iff ik f 5-2-x ., 1.4. . NM Wi, ,Wg iw. , 14 .K-I .D .11 Y xt, -.ge ,rv pry- Q ,f 'Q . -. Y. -pg . i - fi 5--6.sif2f.o - - Wi 1 i D i 1 w .jig F?-Q5 5-QAQ' L-.ani . ' SENIORS '78 DAVE COOK: Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Dave was fast on the track. KELLY COOPER: Baseball 2,45 Play 35 Basketball 2,35 Intramurals 15 Son of Alice . JOSEPH COYLE: Intramurals 45 The clodhopper kid. DAN DIETZ: Pres. of Student Senate 77-785 Student Senate 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,3,45 Play 35 Spirit Club 3,45 Jr. S.C.O.R.E. Committee 45 You won't have Dan Dietz to kick around anymore. CHRIS DILLON: Key Club 3,45 Chet Arthur History Club 3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 A mere shadow of his former self. RANDY DOELLMAN: Track 25 Intramurals 25 Quiet is a virtue is Randy. ROBERT DORGER: Conversation was never one of his outstanding qualities. DAVID DREES: Track 1,25 Cross Country 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 He could have used a map. MARK DROEGE: Track 1,25 Intramurals 45 The Pride of Peaselburgf' TOM DURRETT: Track 15 Football 1,2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Spirit Club 35 The distillers' dream. BOB EDWARDS: Football 15 Track 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Eddy will go far in Ft. Mitchell. Thomas Durrett Robert Edwards jf' SENIORS '78 JERRY EILERMAN: It's Academic 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 I'Leonardo of Ludlow. WAYNE ERPENBECK: Football 1,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 The only quiet Erpenbeck we know. CHUCK FIEGER: Football 35 Tennis 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Play 35 Famous because of Amy. JOE FISCHER: Football Mgr. 2,3,45 Spirit Club 2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Undercover Freshman. KEITH FLYNN: A well liked Colonel. MARK FRANZ: The bird man of C,C.H. PETE GANSHIRT: Golf 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Senate 45 Yearbook and Colonel Cable Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 C-Club 3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Vice Pres. of National Honor Society 45 Vice Pres. and Treasurer of C- Club 45 Pistol Pete with the bird legs was truly a spirited Colonel. TOM GINN: Intramurals 35 He bugged the hell out of Brueggemann. PAT GINNEY: Track 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vicky's Guinea Pig. MARK GOETZ: Football 2,35 Colonel Cable 3,45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Art and Poster Club 2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Minutemen 3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Play 35 Sanity has eluded 'ISpaceman for 4 years. MARK GOSNEY: Intramurals 2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 The mark- of the medical profession. Charles Fieger Joseph Fischer Jerome Eilerman L 1 lkl ,'f'f 5 '.' -L' ' XXX Wayne Erpenbeck -Q-Y' f Z Keith Flynn ' T? it N bf A 'IEA' -nr' ,Qs l AVQQ' 11-av X6 'x . xl . ll, ll z Q ' 1 r r r I V 4 'V ' 'L-W -i ,1 I' WVZ N , r' Mark Franz ,... Patrick Ginney J ,f ,jf VX- . , I,-1 .- ,I F v..- .M V f ,ip rl 1' ,fy jigs 5 ff ' ,Af E' 1-ff' Peter Ganshirt 5' x C7 Mark Goetz -'f,s2GMs' . f.ffa.+--e-141. , 6 ,K , 42 ,. -. Lrg i ad Thomas Gunn -4 G, . 46' , .... , -:-, .-f N1- '- '.3.,: '21-'ki .1 v 1 x . J x K Mark Gosney , -,T ttjgf., Michael Grant it +L., L. Glenn Harper ia - ' if John Harmeling Keith Harmeling 1' N1 6'-, 41 Raymond Heist Jr. John Helmer HW7'3!Nwm,m-.. -'X xg 'LSA' 'Lf' 1 '. 1, N ' . , df A.A V1 . ff' N D X , - xx. A K, X f ,f'..1 il N 1 1 W ' Y X I . r NS- i 9 Hff '-,ff f' 5' fi. Til Af- ,- l I A I 1 I i I L- I K f l J ,R ll 1,-'ff ., ,, 7, V, i i I tl Xl lu '?. If ,I X I ,xr fl ,. ,V . gf if! I ih . E 4 if raft! I I If - -tif' , o A fi ,gi r , ,J . I I l if Il I I l I 1, M I I , 1 1 v ,J CI ,r jig k . , . H 'I ' i' .. kgi.-. fU9 br .f ' T- Charles Hill Philip Kahmann SENIORS '78 MIKE GRANT: Cross Country Mgr. 1,25 Basketball Mgr. 2,3,45 Football Mgr. 3,45 Track Mgr. 1,2,35 Art and Poster Club 3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Chet Club 35 Intramurals 25 Little Grunt, the diplomat from Ludlow. JOHN HARMELING : Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Over qualified for Vocational School. KEITH HARMELING: Outdoorsmen's Club 3,45 More active outdoors than indoors. GLENN HARPER: Art and Poster Club 3,45 0utdoorsmen's Club 3,45 A l'Leonardo heavyweight of the senior class. RAY HEIST: Track 15 Vocational School 3,45 ii 1 bricklayer in Northern Kentucky. ' JOHN HELMER: Thank God I'm a country boy. TERRY HERZOG: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 The White Castle Kid CHARLES HILL: King of the Hill. PHIL KAHMANN: Kahmann flipped. KEVIN KNASEL: Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Good at piloting Rabbits. DOUG KRAFT: Track 1,3,45 Cross Country 45 Intramurals 3,45 Covington Catholic spells cheese K R A F T. 39 f Cl John Kreinest Paul Kroth SENIORS '78 JOHN KREINEST: Intramurals 35 All he does is study. PAUL KROTH: Outdoorsmen's Club 3,45 Intramurals 15 The hay's in the barn. JEFF KRUMPELMAN: National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 Intramurals 35 The secret behind the Cable. BRIAN LIST: Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 C-Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,3,45 The man with potential. CHRIS LONNEMAN: Quiet man on campus. KEVIN LOWRY: Track 2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Talented in more than one field event. DAVE MACKE: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,4 Spirit Club 35 The all-American hot dog. MIKE MARDIS. Intramurals 1 3 A mouse of a man. SCOTT MARX: Funny name for a bagel store. JOE METZGER: Football 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Student Senate 45 Spirit Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 Jr. S.C.O.R.E. Committee 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Play 35 Cast for a perfect play. 40 .Ili-1 if vI Jeffrey Krumpelman X., 1.-an Brian List N Xi Christopher Lonneman JI I w-w, -, J K 1.55, : rx. i ,, fi i ,, L'f J' l ff' iff.: I. I l 'i- ' , l TIM MACKE: Golf 1,2,3,45 D.T. 1,2,3,45 Student Senate 1,25 Fw A A K4 mv., I H Q S ,M as Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 The motorcade kid. 5 J , . , ,g 1: 1-3,-1 'i -...., F x L i.. i1 913 Kevin Lowry iv ev-+' , K Michael Mardis i J gl X f Ei. David Macke Timothy Macke s Q 'Aj i . 4 .f xl 1., f M Q? wg, i -. ---- W i ii' 'bl '1 'p K I f 9 Jitx ' , Y ,- 'Q . Scott Marx VN I i Joseph Metzger 11 -v. .. -. v- William Metzger Vincent Michels Craig Middendorf aw X 01:37 David Midden Kris Mohr i Kenneth Moster G- is b- fi A-. Joei Phillips S E N '78 BILL METZGER: Cross Country 1,2,35 Track 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Play Director 35 Student Senate 45 Minutemen 3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 Key Club 45 Chet Club 45 Spirit Club 45 Older by 4 minutes5 his only claim to fame. on:-'v VINCE MICHELS: Soccer 45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 Play l 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Student Senate 1,25 Baseball 45 Pays S625 a year for a pillow. CRAIG MIDDENDORF: Basketball 1,2,35 Mit the skit, the man who rivals Mr. Conlin. DAVID MIDDENDORF: Track 15 Intramurals 3,45 Tennis 25. Derelict Deluxe. KRIS MOHR: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Senate 3,45 Spirit Club 45 C-Club 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 Jr. S.C.O.R.E. Committee 45 Play 35Secretary of David Plasfefs Student Senate 35 Any mail from Grayslake? 5355 . s E xi - KEN MOSTER: Football 15 Baseball 2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Minutemen 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 Soccer 45 One of our little people. JOEL PHILLIPS: Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Jr. S.C.O.R.E. Committee 45 Minutemen 45 Chet Club 3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Intramurals 15 He ran faster than PlfiiIlip's Milk of Magnesia. DAVE PLASTERS: Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 C- Club 3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 Spirit Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Minutemen 3,45 Jr. S.C.O.R.E. Committee 45 He popped on the track. BOB POHLABEIN: A nice guy. V JOHN POPOVICH ED PRINDLE: Fashion co-ordinator for Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey. 'T Robert Pohlabein John Popovich Edward Pfindle g,--- SENIORS '78 DAVE RECHTIN: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Nobody stops the chops. MIKE REED: Track 1,2,3,45 Football Mgr. 45 A Reed blowing in the wind. DON ROLFSEN: Basketball 15 Track 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Saved Summe from coming in last place. RAY RUETER: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 The one who profited the most from the junior retreat. PAUL SARTORI: Football 3,45 Student Senate 45 Play 35 Tennis 2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 A Polock disguised as an Italian. Sartorski peddles Captain Kelly smoke alarms. BILL SCHAFFER: Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 A man who really cleans up at Holiday Inn. JERRE SCHEPER: FOOTBALL 15 C-Club 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Don't forget your Dunlops. RUSTY SCHILLING: C-Club 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 Basketball Statistician 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Never at a loss for a car. MIKE SCHNEIDER: Football 1,45 Basketball 15 Spirit Club 1,2,3,45 Student Senate 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Play 35 The collar bone kid. JOHN SCHROEDER: Intramurals 45 'lYou're in a heap a trouble boy! TOM SCHUH: Track 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Play 35 C-Club 3,45 Spirit Club 35 A few faculty members attended his Halloween party. David Rechtin Michael Reed 1' 1? Donald Rolfsen Raymond Rueter Paul Sartori If Ji: 'Y I. 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AIN l, 55 IF Ls I f W 2.2 A Til sl ,1 -.4 rx Z, Joseph Suesz in-v Michael Thomas 'ZZ' Mark Tillman 5 l A 3...- - 'mix .3 . 5 ,J . ef- ' Martin Summe Paul Tenkotte SENIORS '78 CHRIS SCHULTE: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Student Senate 2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Expert campaigner among Frosh! STEVE SCHULTE: Intramurals 2,35 Track 25 Any relation to Donald Duck? PAUL SELM: Art Club l,2,3,45 The only man who makes more donuts than Kevin Knasel. DAVE SMITH: Track 15 Congenial bartender. GARY SMITH: Football 45 6 million dollar knee. TOM STEWART: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 C-Club 3,45 Soccer 45 Spirit Club 45 The man with the bionic mouth. JOE SUESZ: Football 15 Vocational School 3,45 No famous recipe chicken can be without this man. MARTIN SUMME: Football 1,45 Mark replacement Pieper on the football field. PAUL TENKOTTE: National Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Senate 3,45 It's Academic 3,45 Chet Club 45 Key Club 45 French Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 25 Einstein's 31st cousin. MIKE THOMAS: Tennis 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 C-Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Spirit Club 45 The terror of the tennis team? MARK TILLMAN: Track 15 Sick 'em Tilly! 47 C' l ff' Nicholas Trenkamp SENIORS '78 NICK TRENKAM P: Intramurals 2,3,45 Would you buy a used car from this man? JIM VOLPENHEIN: Basketball 15 Golf l,2,3,45 Student Senate 45 Vice Pres. of Senate 45 Play 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 C-Club 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 The older women llAdorn him. MARK VON HANDORF: Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 nephew of Loraine. JOE WALKO: Outdoorsmen Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 It's Academic 3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 Jr. Achievement 3,45 Our National Merit Semi-hnalist?! BARRY WARKEN: Football 3,45 Football Mgr. 25 Basketball Mgr. 15 Baseball 3,45 C-Club 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Track 15 Gunning for a good Senior year! DAN WARNING: Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Senate 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Bourgeoisie 25 Minutemen 3,45 Yearbook 45 Colonel Cable 45 44 is our last warning. DAVE WEBER: Spirit Club 45 Track 15 Had a great trip to Alaska. CHRIS WHITEHEAD: Football Mgr. 3,45 C-Club 3,45 Whitey, the ferocious beast! MIKE WHITTLE: Student Senate 2,3, t4?l5 Art Club 1,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Swim Team 1,25 Play 35 Always in the wrong place at the wrong time. ERIC WICHMANN: Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Student Senate 3,45 Secretary of Senate 35 Pres. of National Honor Society 45 C-Club 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Colonel Cable 45 Yearbook 45 Minutemen 3,45 But for 3 votes we could have had him instead of Dietz. ROGER WILLIAMS: Track 1,2,45 Intramurals 45 Founder of Rhode IsIand5 Has overcome many a hurdle. James Volpenhein 48 if -Q-f n, l Mark Von Handorf . ul QTY :gif Joseph Walko QT. Barry Warken JW' Q -- Daniel Warning i l Rv l 'ff Q l 6 lvn' - u :.-. -Y -f David Weber Q- w..f S- Christopher Whitehead fi! uc? Roger Williams Michael Whittle Eric Wichmann :Qt as. W wr:- 1 'x H -. 1, Q' 1 ,-jg . I bg 'F'--v 1 1 . , 1 axe QA! Tiff ,I If '. - , It X .. ffl .Y F X P Ll P. Mark Watt Q'--rf I LW' SENIORS 78 MARK WITI' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Outdoorsmen Club Head above the rest GREG ZEMBRODT Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Football 1 Basketball Statlstlclan 1 2 Anchors away' JOHN ZEMBRODT Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Football 1 Student Senate 1 3 4 Treasurer of Senate 4 C Club 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Presldent of C Club 4 Expert rhetorlan and grammarlan Not pictured DOUG ALGIE Enjoyed Father Putnlk s cigarette truck JOE CHINH DANG Soccer 4 Alias Joe JAMES FITZPATRICK What can we say? TONY HOLSTEIN Our token Hebrew CLYDE LAWS Intramurals 1 2 3 4 The lawless JIM TRIMPE Intramurals 1 2 3 4 A football cake three years straight. BOB SVEC: The merry man from Maryland. PHIL SCHNEIDER: Footballg Intramurals 2,3,4g Outdoorsmen Club 3,45 Bromley's ambassador of good will. 1.- Om M. I I, .XXIII I f'f Gregory Zembrodt 'Qs' John Zembrodt 50 . 'S ll-L 5 1 LL 6- is 'wr ii EI 1 ...-Q Ia 'Til Fl YQ? .QD 1 -Q 5 1 -v .J4 ,M fs ' 'riil-K 145, sf ' ,-,fl +k'..f..,J,W6 4 .fff-lr MJ fu., 1 ,wrfq w A. 3-fi' 1 '3 mn haw 153' ' 'iw' mt 'W 5.5.1 r- Y .1 ffvf .:,- Mfr x, Jw T6 it. ' 5, ',y,'F bex , 514: J I, 'Z,. I , ...j . , 1- - i'i'i' E. -1 NNW , -.1.'T--QE-',:'g-wi Q l!f?f4.-.l ,QQ-EQ, i-1:ff3? : ' r. 3.5,,,Nx.g,n' 1.5. -- t I4 L uf-wp -' A 'rfivi ' :QQ ' 'tp-.2 K LLP! -1-P: - .V ' , ' V -115 -:, 'rf ,- f ,Q '- ., .'1., 'if53: ' -Ai V +1 ' . -. P r ' i . .f.,-L- '1 . 1 4 . ,Q u.: 4 gggfjgff, I -.Ai ,,, V igfg, H - ,J '- ,ixz b.. . 1 ' '55 ' mag, wfffllww . I . . -fa. L, ggi -V , . 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Qs ,fv '- A, l ,-fha'--V fa C ,. f Q .a rd Xi? uf, N MXN David Bockwei Mike Boehmei Steve Book Daniel Boyle Paul Bresser Tony Brungs Tony Carroll Tom Case Vince Catalanc Paul Corken James Delaney Kevin Delaney Jim Dempsey Dennis Donagh Rick Ellick Rick Ellis Randy Ellison Bill Erpenbeck Gary Fabre Joe Fessler Bob Fincken Mike Finke Tim Flanagan 55 .,, Q 3 gr e Dennis Fossett Jeff Frietch Bill Frisch Chris Fryman Greg Fryman Dan Gamel Greg Gausepohl Doug Goessling Greg Grant Jay Graue James Haas Don Hamm Jerry Hanks Greg Harmeling Jeff Hartfiel Gary Hebbeler Luke Hehman Mike Higgins Ken Holstein Mark Jacobs Jack Jansen Mike Jansing Doug Keller Mark Keller Bob Kelly ff- 'kiiliibiilk Q H 48,3511 li: is A p,,..vv-.- - ,Pi f- ,.v it ill 7 s, if f 4, l 3 f A . Wa: .Q Y 'al-VN J, i '5'3fi1L,, Lziixi rf'--aasiiyazzazzvvi ' . M .ai- 'T...1f 'Qi X .5 ,l Y -'- in .g, an L, i 2? f I fo I lift I I l ,.l -i l ' I , VA., .......--- A-mi . , . , --.....l,g.. 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'-:.'11:5zg:q?9!5'5f ,,-sagnQ--2g3?u,2fgWA-v- -.Q 1 ' 111'-1 ':+W'-' ' . - 1. fp ,Qm ff-Gif U b ' :ffv4vaz2:wi Uf.fe1'-1 ' w..:,.Q? - , 'f.L?5,'?'f.g. -.3 V V : .. - 4, 1 T f? ' ' 5 -, -' -L -af-z:f:1e:i:1-FM. - . w ' 2 hmmm, Y , , . ,.--4,1 N... , , . 1: -HH ' ' ,, ' -- in-easwflf '- 1' 751 :Iiif,L,,5 rc , , 2ms?5x55'i A qw - . . YW 4 up Q- 1 U ffm. N --PAQ lx BE WL .71-:av ' 1 - all .. LL ., X ,ggi -CB - ..-A-f F ' ,fi ,.. -eff- Q54 -av, i a Pi l',Pl' N ,, 'x'fJsbfi!'v 4- I.. 2 I! 53 gsu if '51 l- mz- . ,N -5, 4-' 33 755: ..-2.-ll .. -ifffzrff-' . ai 1'f3:: iH'-J? - FOOTBALL '77 The 1977 football squad, under the watch- ful eye of coaches, Lynn Ray and Tim Hobbs, may not have had the best season in the school's history, but they certainly made it an exciting one. The fans, who continually packed stadiums, the student body being the main force behind them all, witnessed a slow Colonel start. This was mainly due to the toughness of the schedule and several injuries to key players. The team came alive against Conner and almost pulled out a squeaker, but they came up just two points short. With their confidence built and pride regained, the Colonels won the next two games, beating Ludlow and upsetting arch-rival Dixie much to the pleasure of their devoted fans. Another win was not seen until two games later when Dayton was forced to their knees by our still battling Colonels. At a glance the season was a losing one with a record of 3 wins and 8 losses, but with a deeper insight one can see a season that showed pride, guts and determination. The Reserve football team finished with a fine record of 5 wins and 2 losses and should be congratulated on an outstanding season. This year's team, coached by two former grads of Cov. Cath., Rick Hornsby and Dan Donoghue, was well equipped with talent and will have to be reckoned with on the Varsity level next year. The Colonels perhaps played in the shadow of the newly constructed stadium, anticipating its completion for next Fall. But for the Seniors who played their hearts out every game, there was no next year. To them a special thanks is given and it is a well deserved one. 1st Row L. to R.: M. Keller, B. Erpenbeck, D. Adams, B. Hentz, D. Neiheisel, M. Brueggemann, G. Hebbeler, K. Popham, W. Erpen beck, D. Lewin, J. Voet, J. Fischer, 2nd Row: C. Whitehead, D. Donoghue, J. Metzger, C. Schulte, L. Hehmann, R. Carlisle, T. Baeten, J. Lukey, D. Warning, D. Metzger, J. Smith, T. Carroll, 3rd Row: P. Cahill, R. Dickman, T. Durrett, J. Krebs, J. Pauly, K. Henke, P. Sartori, T. Brungs, P. Kennedy, M. Higgins, D. Stetter, V. Salazar, 4th Row: M. Summe, C. Clark, R. Tabeling, G. Keller, R. Murray, J. Barth, G. Gausepohl, R. Ellison, R. Rademacher, S. Kuhnell, S. Niehaus, 5th Row: T. Brueggemann, C. Baute, J. Vrechek, G. Schuler, M. Krummen, N. Moser, B. Bieger, B. Begnoche, T. Bessler, J. Arlinghaus, M. Grant. 75 ' FT .. .wr-frm. -i-iso: .1 ,,.., FROSH FOOTBALL '77 6 of 7 games, began to grow from boyhood to manhood. They played their game of football with boyish enthu- siasm, and it taught them to be men. It taught them dedication through long, grueling practices on the gridiron. This game, football, also taught them pride when they saw themselves improving through hard work, as they did in their narrow loss to Holmes. From this sport, they also learned to respect the efforts of their dedicated coahes, Tim Banker and Dan Tieman. On Sept. 15, they discovered the joy of winning when the young Colonels defeated the strong Lloyd Juggernauts for their lone victory of the year. This team tasted the bitterness of defeat, but were secure in the fact that they had tried their best. These les- sons shaped young boys into men and true Colonels. Sitting L. to R.: Tim Baeton, Maury Halpin, Dave Mayleben, Steve Pedicone, Chris Baute, Scott Lewin, William Knoebel, James Doll, Tim Meyer, Kneeling: Mark Weckenbrock tcoachl, Brian Clark, Jeff Deglow, Doug Clemmens, Steve Marshall, Mike Koors, Tim Schields, Dan Remley, Joe Egbers, Louis Vennefron, Dan Harmeling, Coach Tim Banker, Standing: Coach Knochelman, Scott McKinley, Mark Kemen, Kevin Quinn, Ray Scheller, Steve Gunning, Gunnar Hopson, Bill Schmidt, Todd Cleveland, Tom Nolan, Tom Flesch, Coach Tieman. .if 11-vs ,.. l1.1 N uv' K4 ,nity -X -1. ill' I .if . ,Mi l'f il '-1fl'3i5f' , 1 '- 1 t .1 ' 1 if Tfiiiiif . 5,-H . , L. . ' ffl, 1 ' 'i f f'fi ? in 'V if - ' ,.:,. wc. fif - .v. , f, W- .Q .1 ' 7 - ' . , A .Hsu ll mi 1.1 ,f A .A .. g 4 if , E r pig -a F , , 5 1 ' ' . QM 'A s A 'IJ ' . Qgv' Y I 'v ,ia i . In. v- T.- 173. M' .r ',.--- ., 1' A V'-vu. ,- 9 .Jn-.v . ,-.., . 4 .,:. Fifi! 76 -. 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SOCCER '77 Under the expert coaching of Mr. Joe Nam and John Toebben, the 1977 Soccer team won the respect and admiration of friend and foe alike. This, the first of a long line of teams to follow, will be remembered for its unprecedent- ed ability to win the big game. For in quest of a perfection only a champion would know, the team compiled a 3-3 record and took lirst place in the Lexington Sayre Invitational and the Northern Kentucky League as well. Only those dedicated, who persevered the pains that come with victory, know what a true victory is. To say the least, the pain became the mole-hill and the team became the mountain. For this group of men fell under the heading of a Covington Catholic team, and to be entitled to such a name, a team must keep up a tradition of winning that goes back 52 years. Win they did, and in a fashion that portrayed the image of the proud Colonel as their inspiration. The desire to win overcame the quantity of ranks. 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This word could best describe the 1977 Cross Country Team. This became the feeling among the runners, Mr. Kaelin, and Mr. Wilkins throughout the season. This unity began in July when the Colonels logged many miles together preparing for the up-coming season. In August this feeling was enhanced as Father Bill opened practice with the third annual cross country retreat. As the competition started, the Colonels streaked to a perfect 12-O record by midseason, however, the team met their first and only regular season setback when arch- rival Lloyd caught the Colonels napping. tRevenge would be sweetlli The remainder ofthe season contained many ups and downs, for the Colonels participated in various invitationals with the best competition from all over the state taking part. In addition, the J.V. Team proved their dominance by going undefeated and taking Hrst place in three invitationals. Through it all the i'Unity was still alive! The Regional Meet was held at the World of Golf on Oct. 29, This day could be classified as a true day of the Colonel, for Coach Kaelin's harriers captured the 1977 Cross Country Regional crown for the first time in seven years de- feating second place Lloyd by a score of 54 to 59. The Colonels then proceeded to take that coveted trip downstate only to ind inexperience their conqueror, their season ended with a fourth place Hnish in the state meet. Even though the meets have all ended, to the men of the 1977 Cross Country Team that 'lUnity will live on for- ever! First Row: L to R. Dave Bockweg, Shaun Kelley, Dave Drees, Tony Bezold, Kevin Knasel, Joel Phillips, Denny Fossett, Mark Boerger, 2nd Row: Jude Schulte, Dave Cook, Pops Plasters, Mark Graven, Jerry Behler, Steve Book, Pat McGinnis, Doug Kraft, 3rd Row: Paul Schaber, Tim Schlotman, Pete Rice, Mark Koors, Henry Nodzak, Jeff Groneck, Brian Hoffman, Vince Hemmer, Eric Wichmann, Jim Wessels, 4th Row: Coach Shaun Wilkins, Coach Jack Kaelin. .1 S . ies' BQ, -f-' fl, qv M if l l E 1 Ii i J .9 .. '- We-P ,ff , V.- xr , . 3-'I 1, l ' v 5 L v . YM?-t n 1 : Q-5? - 1:51-I 1 1 , :.34m. ' Keg- . - x uv, --. ' '. 'L Aityi-ff'7f-., - X. ,- V ,. 'Vvu ..- gli! r .Q lb. , ..' 4 Ax. A Q r XX jf C f I . A, fl' ' il J ' A . ,7u.sA'1 I .1-Mala H six? - u ...Ski 55,4- l ,- r 5 D , 1. Q- Q11J Y. ,X-f5Y7 - .kK ' QJ -. :gf 6 kim' 'A' 1 . V ' P .0 Q in P 1. rf W ' . A ,u rf U , r' .f My A .L x..,m I - 1-.. ug, 1 .xx - -'Q , T: gn- i n LAI ,iff A: u ,,,,. f '-C 4 f'1'Z i r by , F54 V kv .H 'v. W W M.: , - lg., .3 ,f-'A' - n w 'Q 1-, 7, guvmsmu cggugbic Q 197744 CHAMPS SCORES s ' a if 'ffl' , .,.... ...., ... F-j 2 , - , , l 1 C- ,- .e.g:.e. -A,-J.,-l A L, ,X U f' v ,N V 524 3 gre-ff C- if it C I-1'-.-,..-95 , K 'Ju' 41' -N N-::'1'l I ' f-v-fx S, ..,,-l ' U ,.. A ,v if ,L ' 1'fF'2 f?3f'QIL' ' '5 I A' , .A 'f-J shzf-seat'-' rg-,mi '1-L--was In 2 s as 'Y 'y ' fi: VARSITY INVITATIONALS Cov. Cath. Owensboro Pulaski Co. Eastern Ky. Harrison Co. Catholic Inv. Regional State RESERVE Cov. Cath. Owensboro Pulaski Co. Eastern Ky. Harrison Co. Catholic Inv. PLACE Sixth Eleventh Third Second Fourth First First Fourth Third Fourth Second First First First H2 STRAIGHT IN '78 According to our sources, the sport of swimming is moving up to take its place next to C.C.H.'s major sports. It is not there just yet, but it is one of the fastest growing sports in our school. Many people may not know it, but swimming is one of the strongest sports-winning wise-at Covington Catholic. Throughout the history of C.C.H.'s swimmers, no team has ever finished lower than 4th in any ' l: !.Fi1- ' state meet. And as the cheer went, the Aqua 5- Colonels captured UTwo Straight in '78 , as they proudly displayed their 2nd state championship trophy. Next year's cheer was already initiated as team and students plunged into the pool chant- ing 't3's Fine in '79 . Last year's yearbook-writeup closed with the lines: Next year will be a good one for the re- maining swimmers, and maybe, just maybe, the Colonels can keep that State title. This line was fulfilled, and next year with the help of Coach Hagedorn and the unity of every present returning member, the Aqua Colonels are con- fident of adding one more state title. 3's Fine in '79 l!!!!!! lst row, iL.-R.l: J. Brucato, R. Dickman, M. Koors, B. Behan, D. Gray, T. McKay. 2nd row: N. Mosier, S. Bodkin, K. Ringo, D. Schulte, J. Whittle, B. Hofacre. 3rd row: D. Rolf, J. Scheper, S. Vennefron, A. Bertke, B. Klaine, C. Fedders, D. Schilling. Bringing up the rear: Andy Hagedorn iCoach.J . 1 IA R .Qg .giir-Quay' I-115--I-123e5tg i2,'1 233 Ei.a-fE.g:g.L-.-J.-si 5:1- - QQ K r ' :ffl Qxxx -. c- af.fe.-Q.-.-.- . 4-QE,-ef .-.---.-.-sg..-Q.. - -'IN ' WP-'H v e A - N' -we fr S tv?-5:1 .e . . .- E' . .Qqlgsis-: S - - . . . . . X X 1-. -1- 's-:f'1:2:3-2?-L1f'3s:kL:.-:t-:f:-1-i-:-me.-ws.. .X sy... ...N my wx ,, z- -1 N3-'BST-. -.-,. ...I.,-, 5,5315 -. 'ns . ers -g.:i?33x..,:,35i3E5:1,.g1-mrs.---L:-S. '.1,iZ gf.1.-z-'-ft'+5i'5 1 . --.:...-. -.-.-.- .-. . e. . --.-''-Q i3'FZ15?lEBieivlEis 'Q GSX'-X F-g-...'f. sffvm- X 5:7-'-ff-2-13' 3 '-' 1-Xxxg '-+ X -. aw- -as.-..-.v.-. . ---ga--., f me 2- s.....:-, -..:,. 4 ' ' ' -EH-. . wr,-Sf5XN:ff.-'fs1.':' r, Q- -af-.515 1 SCORES LOSSES: Elder Nlariemont Indian Hill Oxford Talawanda WINS: Danville Russell Highlands Conner Walnut Hills Indian Hill Sycamore Roger Bacon Lloyd New. Cath. 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KRT in wg: xl Qxh Q-ey? 'g :vf a s. TQ-.ff X' Nxt .11 Ng a- A--ns. -we N C. Rx x NX,fx,..X-CNC , x N i r 0 M QI' 1.4-lv.-if S'. '-ly W -, smxw -fx ,vb Q? -In-. . 2 fnwif-ABYNWJSQ 'W'i5?isf2f'?-9'-. eZ5a5km - 'H -. 1-W. iiv.-129-5-J. ff- X- -ff. -' -:- . ' - ' ' R L ,- L x ig.. ' , ff- .- . - -- -A . . -. Q 1 ' --s'v 1J1'f- . -. Q., 4' L, ' - iii z 55' 45 K M '35 View 3 ROUNDBALLERS 0F '78 Q When the 1977 Basketball season dribbled in, many T colonels were reflecting the 9th Region Freshman Champs would once again repeat themselves in the sporting event l called basketball. With six experienced seniors, Coach George Schnieder looked to these players to give the W school a state championship team. Unity may have been the best characteristic of this year's squad, for it was team work that gave them their success. And success they had, slating a 19-8 record, with four losses handed down by state runner-up Holmes High School. The highlight of the season came in the Newport Catholic Christmas Invitational when the team lost in the hnals by two points to the Holmes Bulldogs. Later on in the season, the roundballers lost in the semi-finals of the 9th Region Basketball Tournament to the stalling Lloyd Juggernuts. It was an enjoyable season, full of exciting moments in basketball history. With their style of play, plus the combination of devoted fans and parents, this was almost the year of the state champs. Standing, L.-R.: G. Schneider lcoachi, M. Finke, Dave Rechtin, T. Miller, D. Keller, K. Mohr, B. Krumpelbeck tcoachi, Sitting, L.-R.: J. Zembrodt, D. Macke, K. Schneider, J. Behle, P. Ganshirt, D. Rechtin. SCORES Walnut Hills New. Cath. Lou. Male Holmes Boone Co. Braken Co. Holy Cross Holmes Conner Campbell Co. Dayton Holy Cross Lloyd Highlands New. Cath. Beechwood Holmes Maysville Newport Simon Kenton St. Henry Allen Central Dixie Beechwood lDistJ Holmes iDist.l Highlands lRegl Lloyd iReg.J .f -,I QR i N XX 9 rib U . Q 4 if N ' 'H , , -L g 'ig ' -X gig ig? mf' Rv ,Hp M 3, if 5 'fx Ml , Ly ,I q 'A 'lx I F V W h Md -i'W- I Y'1 ,M ' 1 - ' X ' ' M- ' f'fl7.::5' , 7 QE f ,JI A Ng A V-fx H --Qxkql . J 1 A 34: A' W H 'A ' J SQ F -'P...Li,g g4Q3'1LLll2-.,wrZ'iA1',Q QJIEL. 1 4121 mf f ' ,. ! Y! ' . ' fbi gl ' JA 7 , V. 5' I in ! ?-554, . A ' f'Q? '.?'J 1 ' A I f fl - m4:amazE,' 1 L X xy xxx! f ,J Q Qumfl Ni l, QWNFLS, f'f 1978 Cheerleading Squad Standing L-R-Advisor and Coach, D. Fischer, M. Coslett, J. Rice, T. Carlisle, K. Underhill, N. Rettig, Advisor A. Mueller. Sitting L-R, A. Wessels, C. Reidinger T. Blank, P. Ratterman, B. Rosing, B. Durrett. Reserve Basketball Team Standing L-R-M. Knipper lMgr.l, T. Matthews lMgr.l, D. Goetz, C. Wichmann, J. Toebbler, P. Hill, A. Wermeling, S. Kolkmeier, B. Krumpelbeck lCoachl, M. Berling iMgr.l. Sitting L-R-S. Berling W. Allen, D. Hinkle, D. Egbers, B. Romes, J. Wissman, B. Hentz, S. Ruwe, J. Ganshirt. Freshmen Basketball Team Standing L-R-B. Niederegger, S. Middendorf, T. Cleveland, G. Mattingly, D. Moeves, B. Isler, T. Browning, J. Thelen, D. Bowman, P. Linnemann, T. Nolan, D. Remley. Kneeling L-R-R. Schwab, J. Shelton, G. Thomas, D. Brennen, T. Blank, S. Gunning, J. Adams, J. Thelen. Sitting L-R-Managers-K. Quinn, K. Kanter, R. Bessler, G. Fosset. ga JW 4.1 KPN' . -QW Q'x'h ,A- , . .4 4. ,y. , v QE 1 'P .fvf -eg' Q., '-L 1-xlavff gym Ju. gu f'f L 45 , 5 THE DEEP GREEN Colonels 9 Colonels 9 Colonels 9 Colonels 9 Colonels 9 Colonels 8 Colonels 8 Colonels 5 Colonels 9 State: 4th BOYS Highlands Simon Kenton Holmes Holmes St. Henry Highlands Simon Kenton Lloyd Dixie place Regional: lst place Mason Co. Inv.: lst place Bowling Green Inv.: 4th place Kentucky Inv.: 3rd place Dixie Inv. 2nd place Eastern Ky. Inv.: 3rd place Inv. Dixie Lloyd Boone County Simon Kenton New. Cath. Dixie Beechwood Boone County St. Henry Pete Ganshirt-Medalist lVlason Co. Runner-up medalist Regional David lVlacke-Runner-up medalist Mason Co. Inv. Medalist Regional James Volpenhein-Medalist Dixie Inv. Runner-up medalist Kentucky Standing, L. to R.: Kevin Kanter, Danny Egbers, Jake Volpenhein, Jeff Schultz, Barry Wehrman, Philip Wehrman, Mr Gross. 1-:z -' I nz 1 A- . ,E- L .m gm 3 ru EL W: 'Pf7' ,Af Rr xx. 'A Y rj . , w Q. , V' 'nw N 4- 1 -L- -an 41 T14 - , yxrx ' .4 Aw ,J L , H 'V N. K Ar' il. .V 1 -. .rn x Hg ,..,---' , L -...H L . kr., X, ,lf .JA K -ak 'v aw N5 Na 'r . '4 . '3 A 1 F.. ,' 'S - . . I , 2 ,pw v 1., A. - ILL i-I. .. fm. . v . ,. Ike, . .,. .. 1 .,- Ny - , L ...iff 'F - . fha? -. 1 . . ,. . r. ,hay . ., . . ,. -4 U U ' J' , - 11.1 fn' . -- 1221- '- . ' -' 4-'f15. J A1' -H n. 4 . in ,, .,.,.,, ,gr . - . , fue I 'Aff ' , QR, Uaiag qmg 'gg:,,.q'g:r2VLf'-9- 3j5!QU. ,M r 15' 5 '1:L 5 ' ' . . . 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A 211' ,-fzi ., ' - 1 1 ' :1 -Qi--gfiifefg . b ,- - 19-19.1.1 f :f- . 'F' Jig?-3tf '2f'r5'L.. . , ll J D J. A Y ,. ,.,,7 '78 TRACK SCORES VARSITY: Cov. Cath. 74 Lloyd Cov. Cath. 48 Campbell Co. Cov. Cath 69 Holmes K of C Relays 8th place Cov. Cath. 59 Bellevue Cov. Cath. Relays 3rd, place tie Kenton Co. Inv. 2nd place Bellevue Inv. 3rd place Lloyd Inv. 8th place Catholic Inv. lst place Boone Co. Inv. 5th place Regional 3rd place RESERVE: Cov. Cath. 34 Elder Cov. Cath. 1516 Colerain Cov. Cath 88 St. Henry Cov. Cath. 63 Brossart Cov. Cath 80 Campbell Co. Roger Bacon Inv. 1 pt. Cov. Cath 59 Withrow Cov. Cath 73 Brossart Cov. Cath 89 Holmes FROSH: Cov. Cath 3316 Moeller Cov. Cath. 84 New. Cath. Cov. Cath. 38 Holmes Cov. Cath. 80 Turkeyfoot Cov. Cath. 65112 Campbell Co. Roger Bacon Inv. 0 pts. Cov. Cath. 371A Holmes Cov. Cath. Frosh Inv. 3rd place 94 84 67 57 57 71 103 44 72 47 47 V2 62 29 75 V2 28 SSV2 36 58 lk 61 V2 New. Cath. Boone Co. Simon Kenton Dixie 57 pts. 521A pts. 65 pts. 17 pts. 110 pts. 23 pts. 20 pts. Moeller Oak Hills Cov. Latin St. Henry Norwood Lloyd Twenhofel Grant Co. Turkeyfoot Lloyd 12 44 43 38 44 37Vz 25 31 21Vz 12 37Vz 17 21 48 ,iigliggv-3f:rz1L3.vj!ij..-V,if .5 .:'f ia.. , 4 , . rj.-rzjsliliwr Y . .l .. ' fl l- 41 'A Lf- ' ' .4 f .v -,, . L, , .rl J -, ' .J-cl -' 70' 1 : ,l' A2531 I 'gl Qs, 'JS ' ew?-Fifty 3.4.15 L f it .1 -- f- wl,5-.5 ,,.,,1, ,-' . wi'1ww--. mpeg, 5 .j1..V,,?.5'-fr. . 1 A, 30. ,iff .gee-Z?Z3'!lMg:.s .- I, .1-.A.f-.-,.. .II . 4 - . - K- .,. y -e-faflxkj V I I9 9 g 'B-.?'1ffAv'-. . y F .. '-'Q'-5: , '11, ', ' 2' ., lrj.. IL-,--f 4 Q--. V- , , . ,ft fs - l,,., A, -.: ti, ---ww -we 1f.a.n.--a-1-eumL Y '-11.4-3 ..-mirth' I V' - ,. V l. V' sn 74 WW. , F,-1 f W 3-'fT!'w -4 my U ' ...i -f I I I .. . I' .9 ? . . , f l A I '.I Q. . .. F 1:41 rr-. ,. ,ev K. 'LU ASPHALT STDIVIPERS VARSITY: 1st row L to R: Dave Cook, Bill Clark, Joe Barth, Jerry Behler, Gary Schuler, Paul Schaber, Jim Stone, Louis Noll. 2nd row: Steve Wilde, Dave Plasters, Denny Fossett, Gary Hebbeler, Mark Brueggemann, Tom Schuh, Dave Schulte, Joel Phillips, Kevin Knasel, David Drees, John Zembrodt, Ken Henke, 3rd row: Mr. Shaun Wilkins, Luke Hehman, Bob Rademacher, Bob Pohlaben, Chad Wichmann, Doug Keller, Tim Brueggemann, Eric Wichmann, Tim Schlotman, Kevin Lowry, Mike Reed, Tom Brucato, Greg Rozanski, Mr. Jack Kaelin. JUNIOR VARSITY: g Sitting, L to R: M. Boerger, T. Bezold, R. Murray, T. Anneken, J. Blank M. Knipper, M. Graven, J. Behler. Kneeling: D. Topmiller, J. Schulte, D. Metzger, J. Wessels, G. Fryman, T. Brungs, T. Baeten, P. McGinnis, S. Egbers, T. Pitts, C. Dang, D. Wenstrup. Standing: J. Lukey, M. Glindmeyer, J. Arlinghaus, B. Rademacher, J. Barth, G. Wolnizek, G. Keller, D. Rechtin, D. Young, S. Berkemeier, J. Vrechek, R. Bockweg, T. Trimpe, Coach Shaun Wilkins. FROSH: lst row L to R: Ramiz Pour-Azar, Greg Knipper, Mark Koors, Tim McKay, Dan Farrell, David Mayleben, Dick Kramer, John Smith, Steve Pedicone, B. Nodzak. 2nd row: Maury Halpin, Bill Knobel, Dan Summe, Gunner Hopson, Joe Egbers, M. Brueggemann, S. McKinley, Steve Gunning Norb Goessling, Mike Doker, Jeff Thelen. 3rd row: Chris Heeb, Todd Cleveland, Gary Mattingly, Tom Nolan, Vince Hemmer, Rusty Erpenbeck, Bryan Harper, Joe Scheper, Jach Wehr, Scott Vennefron, Bob Otte, Mr. Richard Hornsby. Missing: Brian Hoffman, Gary Fossett, Steve Reusch, Jack Wendling. 95 I I L 4 'f l 1 5 i 5 s 3 V J I 7 4 2 I I I N 45 A , I jg Q of w ' 62' 0'0 ' Mk mf f X 91 ,.s, .,. rg, ,J fs. QQ ., .. 1 . .-as '- 4 In-G, , ff! ' . ff . . 1 , Q 1 , ,. ,. f ' ' J, ' -. lift. ', I' X ' i. 'Z' , ' G- 1- f r' 'f I ' 17.7.5 --I ff I .' '11 , A E ' 1 -1 ' -' . 1 . . . If -- 1' -' - 1 1 I 4 ' .I . . . ' 1 . 1 - .1 . , ,, . .4 ' xk ' '-' . -1 , - , , 'V ' h I 4 1 I . M ' ' v f f .f f l 1 . 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E Q-,RJQL ff F!-u . 1 X ,' 'W des- 4411's fi -4, A mm' 4 ,Ji Xa. .. L-af V ' -1 W WN Q :Qzx-Ii , , 5- , .fi ilygfgv WTS . . A, 1' -wr jf? I -4,A g22geQ 'A - X . . . enthusiasm is the vibrant thrill in your voice that sways the wills of others into harmony with your own . . . TH EY TRIED TO SCORE Kneeling, L.-R.: Tony Anneken, Chuck Fieger, Gary Hebbeler, Jack Voet, Tom Reynolds. lst. Row, L.-R.: Mr. Lynn Ray, Dave Plasters, Kevin Horner, Jim Smith, Paul Sartori, Joe Fischer, Tim Bruggemann, Todd Baeten, Chris Whitehead, Dan Dietz, Mark Gosney, Steve Gunning, Dan Boots Metzger. 2nd Row, L.-R.: Dave Macke, Kris Mohr, Joe Metzger, Mark Goetz, Bill Metzger, Pat Ginney, Tim Bessler, Chris Dillon, Jake Volpenhein, Mike Grant, Mike Vormbrocke, J. Enzweiler. 1. . 106 I I ,.r-0 ,Qs A JUMP GOETZIE! Always prepared, always on guard, and always experienced were the qualities retained by the Colonial Minute Men. To say that our almost fear- less group of flag-bearers reflected these qual- ities would be very misleading. However, this motley crew, spear-headed by the renown U.S. Banker, slushed through drifts and blizzards to raise the pride of '76 before each home basket- ball game. For this they are to be congratulated, and for their sometimes flawless hoisting techni- XX ques, let's just say nice try. Clockwise, Mr. Banker, C. Dillon, D. Schulte, J. Steggeman, J. Cassidy, D. Topmiller, J. Jansen, T. Ginn, P. Schaber, J. Pauly, A. Wermeling, M. Vormbrocke, T. Nienaber, J. Beh- ler, T. Flanagan, J. Lyon, D. Plasters, M. Berling, D. Lewin, D. Drees, E. Prindle, R. Murray, A.J. Schriever, J. Schulte. 1.2 L..eLeA,-...s . -..., Z,-V-f fn., . -. ,, -b. ,-.- -.. -H-54. v-Aish-in TOWER 0F JOCKS This year's C-Club has the reputation for being the largest club ever assembled here at Covington Catholic. With a grand total of over 135 members, you'd think this society of athletes would have no problem raising funds for their functional purpose. Wrong. The C-Club has been in financial trouble since they went independent in 1975. This imbalance in funds was not due to the laziness of its members but a string of bad luck and weather. Snow and other appoint- ments made dance ticket sales low, and the athlete activity in sporting events this year was very high. But nevertheless, the C-Club is one of the most popular and distinguished clubs in the school. The success of this year's club was made possible by its faculty advisor, Mr. Jack Kaelin. This year's club was literally carried by this great man, whose weight is equal to the combined weight of the C-Club members. The C-Club doesn't know how lucky they are to have this giant of a man as its faculty advisor. lst row: L. to R., J. Schulte, B. Kelly, B. Klaine, K. Ringo, M. Finke K. Schneider, C. Fedders, C. Whitehead, D. Neiheisel, A. Bertke, J. Lukey, C. Clark. 2nd row: P. Ganshirt, D. Drees, J. Fischer, G. Gausepohl, M. Schneider, D. Adams, J. Pauly, M. Studer, H. Schulte, M. Schulte, M. Bohmer, J. Scheper, M, Brueggemann, J. Smith, K. Lowry, T. Brucato. 3rd row: M. Berling, B. Hentz, D. Grey, W. Erpenbeck, B. Holfacre, B. Warken, D. Warning, D. Plasters, J. Metzger, J. Schultz, M. Reed. 4th row: M. Goetz, M. Grant, P. McGinnis, T. Schlotman, D. Cook, K. Knasel, D. Lewin, C. Schulte, T. Matthews, T. Brueggemann, G. Keller, T. Stewart, T. Durrett, D. Schulte, J. Phillips, S. Kuhnell, J. McGinnis. 5th row: D. Rechtin, K. Moster, B. Rademacher, D. Donaghue, G. Schulte, J. Krebs, D. Stetter, M. Vormbrocke, D. Rolf, T. Brungs, P. Schaber, B. List, D. Fossett, P. Sartori, 6th row: T. Bessler, T. Schuh, D. Rechtin, K. Cooper, M. Thomas, J. Zembrodt, S. Niehaus, R. Schilling, S. Book, T. Miller, 7th row: G. Hebbeler, E. Wichmann, D. Macke, K. Mohr, J. Volpenhein, J. Barth, D. Schilling. Top: J. Krebs, B. Erpenbeck, D. Keller, J. Ganshirt. 107 . .u . .w ' 8 NA H20 : Booivi! eooivii This year the Chet Arthur history club ac- complished much more than they had in the past. The worshippers of this man, whatever the reason may be, held not Hone but l'four meetings this year, which may be material for Ripley's Believe It or Not. The Chet Club takes after a man who in reality did nothing as President, Chester Allen Authur, so in keeping with that tradition they do as little as possible themselves. The big money raiser of this club is the big turkey raffle. Now this may be one of the members but then no one really knows for sure. They then use their business-like minds to buy pens and ped- dle them at a financial loss to the club. However, this kind of progress and financial wheeling and dealing is a cause for us to watch this club in following years. Who knows, next year they may be up to eight meetings! 'lChet Arthur President, Good God! First row: CL. to RJ K. Henke, R. Murray, P. Tenkotte, J. Phillips, T. Baetong Second row: KL. to RJ C. Weidner, G. Bedel, J. Steggeman Third row: iL. to RJ A.J. Schriever, G. Bedel, M. Schulte, T. Ginn, S. Schulte, Morris Steffen, D. Topmillerg Fourth row: CL. to R.l J., Pauly, D. Keller, A. Wermeling, J. Jansen, M. Vormbrocke, T. Mat- thews, Mr. Tim Banker. 4 IVIUST THE SHOW GO ON? This year showed the introduction of a new group at C.C.H., the Drama Club, which brought out the hidden abilities of a hand- ful of students. Under the experienced leadership of Mr. Rick Naire, the multi- talented magnificent seven made their way to fame and fortune in their two separate productions, each featuring monologues and skits. The Drama Club spent many hours of practice weeknights rehearsing their acts, and generally having a good time. It is doubt- ful that any Robert Redfords will turn out from this group, but don't write off some- one the likes of a Mel Brooks. Considering the small size of the group, the Drama Club did an excellent job and should remain an important part of our school. lst row, L-R: K. Heidrich, G. Boyle, M. Whittle, G. Fabre Standing: M. Berling, D. Goessling, L.P. Noll II. EVER EAT A PINE TREE? Once again the great Outdoorsmen s Club experienced a year of danger suspense and nerve racking excitement while tackling the elements of the great outdoors True they didn t go on a camp out this year but after all it was c c cold out there It was rumored that a hike had been planned but according to re- liable sources the hike was cancelled when no one could find the woods. Please don t get the wrong idea about the 0utdo,orsmen's Club. They did engage in one ' threatening activity this year. On Tuesday, March 14, the daring members of the club braved natur worst and stood outside for a full 10 minutes while the club portrait was being taken. Luckily, no one was injured during the incident. Mr. Roberts, the club moderator, did have some trouble keeping squirrels out of his beard, and acting president, Jersey Joe Walko, narrowly missed getting his feet muddy. The 0utdoorsmen's Club does not give up easily, however, plans are already being made for a wild hippo-hunting expedition to Devou this summer Kneeling L. to R.: J. Lyon, J. Walko, R, Marshall, J. Scheper, C. Weidner, Standing: R. Dreyer, R. Roberts, M. Witt, L. Noll G. Harper, M. Schlinkert, K. Caudill, in the tree. BEAUTIES AND THE BEAST The 1978 Yearbook Staff has put out an exceptionally entertaining yearbook for CCH and it's nostalgic cohorts this year, but don't be fooled by the Howery prologue above, it was like pulling teeth to get this master- piece published. Now don't get me wrong, the staffmembers were all good kids, but tears of despair flooded our poor moderator's pupils when she discovered the only writing utensil these guys were schooled in operating, were their deluxe 3 inch crayolas ifor the fat fingered artist in your housel which they previously used to decorate mommy's kitchen cabinets with. Now we know the course was tough as shoe leather, but maybe it was a pinch harder for these newcomers because they tried writing copy while reclining on their backs with P.J.'s on and eyes closed in the dark conines of their bedrooms. Maybe they became discouraged when they sat down to type their copy and found they had a full beard when they were finished. Then, when they tried sob stories, plagerism, and sui- cide threats as excuses or anecdotes for missed deadlines, they were coldly turned down with an icy glare as their moderator stated bluntly, It's not nice to fool Mother Meyer. Aside from all the difliculty though, I feel the 1978 yearbook is an outstanding revelation and something that many Colonel memory seekers will wear thin from cover to cover, reliving days when we were all foot loose and fancy free. As far as the staff itself goes, they turned out to be a select group of literary geniuses that someday soon will make their mark in one corner of the world or the other, and if you believe that, I've got 135 acres of rolling farmland teeming with vegetation for sale in the mid- dle of the Arctic Circle. Kneeling: Jersey Joe Walko, Dan Warning, lst row standing, L. to R.: Vince Michels, Tim Bruggemann, Ken Moster, Pete Gan- shirt, Dave Plasters, Mary Ann Meyer, Rusty Schilling, Mark Goetz, 2nd row standing: Mike Thomas, Eric Wichmann, Kris Mohr Bill Metzger, Brian List, Jeff Krumpelman. 111 CRUMBS OF THE CRDP! Thanks to Mr. Dan Tieman the 1977-1978 in- tramural program became one of the most spirited aspects of our school. It began with volleyball in the fall and ended with basketball in the winter. During the nights there could be heard in our gym the BOOM of a well-aimed spike or the WO0SH of a well-executed jump shot as the students ferociously battled one another on the court. During the day the students heatedly ar- gued over which team was the best and bitterly complained about the redness of the faculty team. Although the students played the games with much intensity, and although the students argued and complained, they had fun. But most importantly, intramural athletics got the stu- dents involved. As the leaves fell from the trees outside, volleyballs were flying inside. Ten teams be- gan the season. By the end only two were left- Don Rolfsen's and Jim Volpenhein's teams. The championship game was an interesting match up- the quickness of Rolfsen's team versus the strength of Jake's, Rolfsen's consistent ser- ving vs. the mean spikes of Jake, the Rolfsen brillo-pad afro against the smooth, Adorn-co- vered hair of the Volps. The rug head team was victorious, and the Adorn boys had to settle for second. As the season changed, so did the sports, the round-ballers took to the hardwood. The season began with such creatively-named teams as the i'Sunspots and the Oh Wows trying to gain the coveted championship. The 'iTreetops, led by Mike Thomas, came out on top of the closely matched field by defeating the ilRough- necks by two points in overtime. The season was closed out as the student all-star team barely lost to the relieved faculty by a mere two points. This intramural season gave the students something to talk about for years to come. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS: Kneeling, L. to R.: Dave the Hammer Smith Don Rolfsen. Standing: Timothy Bessler III, Randy Doellman, Ray Camaro Kid Rueter. BASKETBALL CHAMPS: Sitting, Dave Cook. Kneeling, L. to R.: Tom Schuh, Tim Bessler. Standing: Steve Kolkmeier, Mike Thomas, Chris Schulte, Mark Goetz. E f .1 .I, -1 l ,. ,i 2:51 lf V11 ,AS 'l l 0 l 'l , Y ' A :fr ... lf: gegek I - a n - lil .1 A Lk, l l 1 T l l l A A 1 l' ' ' f l ' -ag Y? lil . l , 'EN ., ll, g ri, . l F l Al , . A , I as-uni ' ' --i A i L. i fi? ali, , ' fir FRAMED AGAIN lst Row: Ken Popham, MAM, Mark Goetz, Bill Erpenbeck, 2nd Row: Dave Kroth, Rick Neil, Bernie Wessels, Glenn Harper, Tim Flanagan, Alex Mackie KGOOD GOD, WHAT A CREW!!!l, 3rd Row: Todd Baeten, Axel Miranda, Jack, THE RAT, Voet. 113 PICTURE THIS! This year the Video Tape Crew was brought back to life at C.C.H. The crew was put together after new equipment was purchased with funds from the Superhike. Father Puttycat assembled his 13 lonlyl friends and started to tape. They taped many of the home basketball games, and even received help from one of the basketball players, Kris Mohr. The crew plans to tape many of next years athletic events. In general, those who have nothing to say, contrive to spend the longest time in doing it . lst. Row, seated, L.-R.: T. Ruberg, T. Flanagan, 2nd, Row, kneeling, L.-R.: A.J. Schriever, J. Cassidy, J. Lyon. 3rd Row, standing, L.-R.: G. Weidner, M. Vormbrocke, J. Jansen, A. Wermeling, Fr. Putkat, 4th Row, standing, L.-R.: K. Cooper, J. Volpenhien, P. Sartori, K. Mohr. GUESS WHO? The C.C.H. Key Club was very active this school year of 1977-78. The'Club had a whopping total of 1 lonei big meeting, lthe day the picture was takenl. The Club could not ngure out who the president was because they never held a meeting. Another reason they did not hold a meeting is because they could not find the gavel from last year. The Key Club is looking up for 't79 because they are at least looking for the gavel. As a great man once said, Many hands make light work , or, in this case, no work at all! Seated, lst Row, L.-R.: P. Tenkotte, S. Schulte, T. Ginn. 2nd Row, L.-R.: G. Bedel, D. Kraft, M. Schulte, G. Bedel, J. lOzzl Eilerman. 3rd Row, L.-R.: T. Banker, moderator, M. Vormbrocke, C. Wichman, P. Sartori, T. Bruggemann, J. Jansen, T. Miller. 4th Row, L.-R.: D. Lewin, K. Ringo, T. Baeten, J. Pauly. 114 WHAT SCOOP? It has been said many times that putting out a school newspaper is not exactly a time consuming task or something that will keep many students up late at night slaving feverishly to meet deadlines. To this I politely say, l'Bunk. One hasn't experienced pressure and strain until they've labored for the Colonel Cable. Why the newspaper's 1978 staff members were literally flogged by their overseer when articles wereri't turned in on time, skipping class deserved a life sentence reading, The Complete Written Works of Andy Cox, and if you so much as laid a finger on his olicial grammarian speakers' tripod, you were considered a felon and should receive no less than the slow painful torture of death by lecturing. You may ask, 'lWhat kind of man would delight in being addressed, 'Hail to the Chief,' or 'We love you Scoop?' What kind of man would place punctuality over sanity itself? What kind of fiend would place journalism above Christmas dinner with Mom? Well, I'll tell you, Mr. William P. LeJeune, that's who. The man, a pussycat by night, but a ruthless, journalistic tyrant by day, he ruled with an iron claw in the classroom and demanded perfection from all his reporters. I honestly believe printers ink flows in his veins, and as you can see by the outstanding newspaper he and his staff put out each month, he isn't thought of through the corridors of CCH as William Randolph LeJeune for nothing. We salute our leader and the oftentimes controversial newspaper produced each month in this 1978 school year, and remember, liThe only thing worse than being written about, is not being written about at all. Kneeling iL to Ri Vince Mlchels, Joe Rice, Dave Plasters, Joe Metzger. lst row: Brian List, Dan Warning, Ken Moster, Tim Bruggemann, Joe Walko, Eric Wichmann, Kris Mohr, Chief LeJeune, Pete Ganshirt, Joel Phillips. 2nd row: Mark Goetz, Mike Thomas, Bill Metzger, Jeff Krumpelman, mu,-E AA .A - 4 . . Tint' 4 V . .I .1,i' -A ,..-.- - . . 'b . :S+ ' 'OLE IVIISERABLE AND OTHERS Each year, some of Covington Catholic's linest pose as members of the National Honor Society to promote and develop the school and the community. Mr. Joe Hackett is the constant overseer of this Society with the alleged aid of the oflicers of the N.H.S. Following in the stupendous footsteps of previous Society members, this year's members have continued to dodge and outwit the general purpose of the N.H.S. One thing is sure, there were 70 bodies who somehow managed to Hll the Honor Society membership card. First row-D. Warning, T. Nienaber, K. Popham, B. Romes, G. Feagan, G. Boyle, T. Anneken, F. Kroger, P. Tenkotte, P. McGinnis B. Hentz, J. Whittle, D. Hinkel. Second row-V. Michels, J. Krebs, J. Pauly, J. Krebs, D. Fossett, C. Schulte, J. Phillips, K. Ringo, D. Metzger, G. Bedel, K. Caudill, G. Bedel, S. Smith. Third row-A.J. Schreiver, D. Lewin, G. Hebbeler, B. Klaine, T. Flanagan, R. Steioft, J. Walko, T. Schlotman, J. Steggeman, D. Topmiller, J. Lyon, M. Romito, G. Shumate. Fourth row- Mr. J. Hackett, P. Ganshirt, D. Plasters, J. Metzger, G. Weider, M. Vormbrocke, S. Niehaus, J. McGinnis, J. Barth, M. Boehmer, M. Schulte, T. Ginn, S. Kolkmeier, M. Mueller. Last row-M. Thomas, K. Mohr, J. Volpenhein, J. Krumpelman, B. Metzger, R. Schilling, E. Wichmann, C. Wichmann, C. Middendorf, G. Keller, D. Keller, J. Jansen, P. Ginney, A. Wermling, G. Wolnitzek, D. Rolf, J. Eilerman. 116 RIGHT UP OUR ALLEY!! st row iL to RJ: G. Fryman, H. Schulte, J. Gronotte, G. Boyle, C. Fryman, S. Wilde, J. Bowman, D. Arlinghaus. 2nd row: T. Schuh, B. Ilarken, W. Erpenbeck, D. Kraft, J. Rice, D. Topmiller, R. Hamm, K. Cooper, D. Lewin, G. Smith. 3rd row S. Berkemeier, D.J. Plasters, D. rees, C. Weidner, G. Schumate, D. Hamm, J. Steggman, A.J. Schriever. 4th row: C. Middendorf, G. Zembrodt, M. Sclinkert, K. Stamball, J. helen, J. Scheper, M. Witt, M. Remedo, J. Smith, G. Harper. ll il - T. l M l .J W U , l l. fri - WHAT KIND OF AFFAIR, UNCLE TIM. Lated KL to Rl: M. Vormbrock, J. Pauly, M. Franz, B. Barhorst. Standing IL to Rl: B. Dorger, C. Dillon, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Eilerman. WHERE'S THE JUICE? trow iL to Rl: P. McGinnis, M. Grant, K. Schneider. 2nd row: D. Weber, W. Erpenbeck, T. Schuh, J. Fischer, D. Middendorf, C. hitehead. 3rd row: J. Zembrodt, K. Moster, D. Adams, K. Knasel, K. Mohr, D. Macke. 4th row: J. Brannon, M. Gosney, B. Warken. 5th z B. List, D. Schulte, Brother Lou, K. Cooper, T. Bessler, J. Volpenheim. 6th row: D. Rechtin, D. Plasters, D. Lewin, P. Sartori, MQ hneider, T. Baeten. 7th row: C. Middendorf, J. Schulte, D. Rechtin, C. Wichmann, D. Dietz, T. Stewart, M. Berling, T. Reynolds. Sth row: Dillon, J. Jansen, B. Keller, B. Metzger, J. Metzger. 9th row: D. Metzger, R. Schilling, M. Finke, J. Behle. 10th row: M. Thomas, C. eger, T. Brueggemann, T. Durrett, P. Ganshirt. 1 UCARBON COPY OF CONGRESS! The 1978 Student Senate, otherwise referred to as Covington - Catholic's version of the San Diego Zoo or Northern Kentucky's take off of the greatest show on earth, was a wild bunch to say the least- but contradictory to their idol, Jimmy Carter's administration, the Dietz administration had more success than the sale of bottled beer, more unity than Marines marching in step, and more activity than Rachel Welch's undulating back-field. Yes, despite the fact that the majority of our senators are parolees from the state pen or just plain looney, period, they managed to blend a unique array of personalities and characters to form one of the most spirited senates in U.S. history. Besides sponsoring the annual Super Hike, the usual Senate, and the perennial Prom, Christmas and Homecoming dances, the Senate took on many other new and unusual projects. They constructed a float for the Homecoming football game complete with colored balloons, for all the teenage adolescents at CCH. They organized a couple of firsts, in the Student-Faculty Executive Committee, and the Schoolboard Student Liason, to fortify friendlier communication between faculty and students. They staged a Super Rally with Fireworks, Haming arrows, and even dancing girls, for the hungrier members of the student body, a 78 class gift of a scoreboard for the new sports complex, a rash of senate resolutions for all kinds of special organizations and people, and for all the less excitable usquares in the Tri-State, they even had a t'Square Dance with real live professional callers, hayrides and honest to goodness horse manure. Could we have done it all ourselves? I doubt it seriously seeing that counting to ten, remembering our names and eating with a spoon are painstaking tasks for our intellectually strained senators. We must extend sincere appreciation to Father Putka, our beloved moderator whose humongous encouragement, huge sense of guidance and vast knowledge of the Constitution, ino, this is not intended to be a description of the good father's physiquel, shaped the Senate into one great governing body. Though he stood like a I rock and corrected them sternly when they made parliamentary miscues, he was in fact a Puttycat within the Pikes Peak frame of his. A man with his superior qualities could make your hair stand on end, so the Senate thanks Father John and if our paths should ever cross again, UWe still say you eat more than Euell Gibbons. We'll miss the Class of 78 and their ine Senate, but like the great administrations of their forefathers, ithe Pierce's, the Grant's, the Nixon's, the Dempsey'sl, their accomplishments will be remembered for a long, long, long, long ,.... lst Row, L.-R.: Eric Wichman, Bill Metzger, Paul Sartori, Pete Ganshirt, Mark Gosney. 2nd Row, L.-R.: Jude Schulte, Tom Miller, Paul Tenkotte, Chris Dillon, Joe Metzger, Chris Schulte, John Zembrodt, Dan Dietz, Jim Wolpenhein, Kris Mohr, Mike Schneider, Tim Brueggemann, 3rd Row, L.-R.: Father Putkat, Mike Vormbrocke, Chad Wichmann, Tim Schlotman, A.J. Schriber, Dan Lewin, John Pauly, Mark Brueggemann, Scott Wall, Steve Ruwe, Kevin Schneider. 4th Row, L.-R.: Brian Harper, Frank Kroger, Steve Smith, Tony Bezold, Jay Ganshirt, Jay Whittle, Pat McGinnis, Steve Gunning, Steve Pedicone. 118 - -3:--f-A ,:.. ... -- -- ' ....i- .lp .-i., ,..,i - - l life 1...- 3 f' 45. 5 - IT'S EPILEPTIC This year's i'It's Academic team was comprised of five brilliant men: Paul Tenkotte, Chris Schulte, Eric Wichman, Joe Walko, and Mike Vormbrocke. These Einstein prototypes practiced hard and long through the winter months under the guidance of Mrs. Victoria Nichols. After school they could be heard daily racking their brains for answers to those typical, uninteresting, and trivial qquestions, to which most people would reply, W.C. tWho Caresll After such diligent work they felt confident as that fateful day of February 5 approached. That day was cold and bleak, but the competition hoped to warm their task. Because of the team's ' inexperience, and Chris Schulte's slow fingers, however, the Colonels were never even in the running. Boone County, with a stupendous showing of knowledge, took first place with an amazing score of 600 points. Second place was snatched by Beechwood tWhat a disgrace? with their score of 330. Covington Catholic finished a distant third with a measly 220 points. Next year's team should be able to do better, as it is rumoured they will be competing against the Saint Agnes second graders. Seated, L.-R.: Paul Tenkotte, Eric Wichman, Chris Schulte. Standing, L.-R.: Joe Walko, Mike Vornbrocke. 119 JI. ., 4. if F211 W -R . . . enthusiasm is a magnet that draws a hundred souls with irresistible force and electrilies them with the magnetism of its own resolves .. . KIDS TO COLONELS it WALK FOR S555 Covington Catholic held its annual superhike on November 8, 1977. The hikers followed the same trail as in previous years with mild weather and the sun hanging overhead. The true trailblazer was David Plasters, who cleared the course in 2:35, breaking Mr. Wilkins' record of previous years. Our star Cross-Country Coach made a complete turnaround and brought up the rear along with Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Bertelsman, Bro. 0'Brien, and Mr. Banker. Cramps sore feet, and blisters compiled the hikers' complaint list once again in '77, But as always the spirit was there as 450 mighty Colonels plodded out the grueling 20. Under the continual harrassment and threats of the great Polish hiker, Fr. Putka, money-,and pledges were turned in, and Fr. Weber, it is rumored, was seen SMILING! , mx,:-i,4y5,gM.,i'- , - 4. ' L .br -vm .31 ffl' QC -A 7. , b A .. , , ...s N. i- - ,wif Py ' f.'i-ip. ,,a-j,V,,'f.1 at 53 X-423, . VP- 7 Q 'l ff 31w 'i ,l . W '1 ji-l-A, -. -if, , W ,. - . ' T a 'N.f qf41 - l 1.55. l ,. ' W Q 'Xu 3. I , . .-4 Iv . g- 1 lv. i ri, is be 4 . if l N . 1.21 'K V' el mf 5 lf9X,.'k,L ' l' H ,T 1, f ',1.'M. ,,,, -6, .- -s .. , 1, ' ' 'S ,':1'fvf,f-f www' tc! If X -.' .1 ' 7 ia . x ,, l -VX -. , - fy 1- x 'lx' , . i . 4- 7. Qt. -,T T are fag, K. .1 1 I, nb jl.'i'f it 04 ,gpg n 'h xp -Q N. '.'., I- f f fs, f ' 353- H I' I ' '5 I V 'Jimi' 1-, .lf .1 .1 gg- .ff . -. ,Y , . -, fi. 1 T , lp 'If I, -1, T -.W ,N l ,iw 7 A .N .asf J Q .ilu '.,l mf! 1 ' i , ft tk? '1'- r 'i ,V ul ji 1 1' 1 ' w' i. W I'-A ' ' ' i 24 ,' ' 'ff' V , ' y'bT'l 7 '-Ski f' i , li' N' '4-3 A t ,,,I,I. V, . . Il 5 1 W I lvl 5 5, by '.f - f ' - f- 1 ,- ,f I, ,,. 2,11-N sl fx' lg, I The man who marches to a different drummer. A i u 0h, Mr. Wilkins, you say the cutest LITTLE things. I saw her first. I f fy. ' if R1-f-, 'DQ - - lil Q Q m .-. QV- ' , 4 4 , 4' . xx . V .nf . 5 gl . V NJ . V Y . , - ig, A if i in . -: A 'X .1 qfgfzj .5 , c. . H ' itil 6 R . 1- b gl, ' Qrfw-.l1,: i.. I owe it all to 'Big Mommas'. The king and his court. UNM now I have a HOIVIECONIING '77 For many it was just another formal dance, but .for the seniors, the night of Oct. 15, 1977, was to be the last Homecoming they would attend. Despite the loss to Newport Catholic, the Homecoming fioat, the half-time festivities, and all the rushing to get everything ready for the occasion, made it a do or die situation for the seniors to enjoy themselves at their last Homecoming. It was a great success! Remember the ,dinner reservations before the dance? the party before the dance? Well, if you managed to stroll into the Blessed Sacrament Hall that night, you were insured a night of dancing to the great sound of White Bread. Oh, and don't for- get the after dance party, where most couples were congratulating Tom Durrett and Julie Zembrodt on being chosen king and queen. Remembering, that's what it's all about. For this was the Homecoming of our dreams! It's that easy? ,tix 7' l gf' , Q ' 1 foot-ache. 123 THE CHRISTMAS DANCE The 1977 Christmas danceg, held at the Hofbrau House, Dec. 23, began at nine when the hrst students excitedly strolled in. The chilled couples were' met with the warm sound of 'lThe Best Band in Town , who kept the couples, teachers, and chaparones on their feet well past midnight. Yetlwithi all the dancing and celebrating, how could there be more? But there was Mohr! First, Kurt, bringing back memories of the King himself, Elvis, and then Dad FILLING the suit of Santa. All in all, Christmas came a little early for those who attended the dance, as all were given a good time with memories toiremind them that the 1977 Christmas Dance was something special. 1, iii! ii 4 a -l it li 'S l Who could hug' a Mackie? 124 QW- .,..-.. is Vg Sing one Mohr, Elvis! i v I E Gee, what Mohr could a guywask for, Santa? S.C.O.C.R.E- ALL WORK AND SOME FUN l 4 if ,gr I . N 4 Nix? l 1 J E f.xD,1 yi Q., , . . ,Q as . ' I 'f f ' M' 'Leg l Q, 1:15 - ,p?,.1':'i,Q2ie - .Q me 5 fc fl' 4 , . Career Day guests. 'ef llBut I don't want to be an Insurance salesman. ts PICK A WINNER! On March 8, 1978, to the credit of the Parents' Association and the faculty, Covington Catholic stag- ed its first Career Day. Students were introduced to the world of work by men who have been there for many years. Each representative gave the students an insight into their respective held and followed up by answering a multitude of questions. For many, this day laid concrete foundations for their future. For others, this day pointed them in the right direction, so who could ask for anything more? 5 -. .. U' F 125 ' 1 ll-1 'L R... L. ... . ,, .,.. .. .,',- i F F 4 5 V5 'VIA I -A -Q 5iy! '?4'f ' ' ' :. L5 V134 HT' --f -VW. . ' I r 'Y'v+' -. ..f.,.f4 wr-j mt' 5 'AI lf ,ei 3-f r N 1 1 Q1 - Q, '72 L 3 . 'Q ef' --1 V ,,,. .Q -. -J-I -, f 0 , M , . :p,4 .:: - ,' ,5.v ':' -53 :mj- wn lf, T Y' Q. If 1 ,,,,.f. J W .. 4.1-Q -, E 4 , ..... 1 -.gnu-5 Need we say more? 'What's an allemand? What squaw put this one up? NUTSIE'S CLAIM TO FAME THE BIG Pow WOW they saw more than one. Several local Indian buffs their collections of art, jewelry, and clothing, along with fascinating stories of the oppressed Indian. Students lingered through many exhibits, listened to speeches and ended their day with a movie. The movie, 'tLittle Big lVlan was well liked by all and helped tremendously to bring out the message or purpose of the day. The American Indian an important part of our own country's heritage, are a persecuted people and they will continue to be persecuted until something is done. This day will be looked upon as an educational and enjoyable experience. 'lFor a subject worked and reworked so often in novels, motion pictures and television American Indians remain probably the least understood and most misunderstood Americans of us all. -John F. Kennedy On lVlay 5th, students approaching the school were met by twowtowering teepees and the sounds of Indian chants. The next thing one would expect to see is an Indian, and that is exactly what they did see, in fact and full-blooded Indians came to Covington Catholic to reveal their knowledge of the noble red-man at the Americar Indian Day Celebration. These men and women showed off It's W0rking!!! . 1? i . Q Nli 3 BLASTC EDD '78 Weeks in advance were spent on preparations for the Prom. The best looking foxes in town were called upon to attend this annual event. Tuxes were ordered, carnations were chosen, dinner reservations were set, and all the ine details were not left unattended to. lGirls, see how much we do for you?l. On lVlay 20, the timid Juniors along with the experienced Seniors made their way to Cincinnati's Convention Center in their newly waxed cars along with the girl of their dreams. Giant Steps shook the floor which coaxed most everyone's feet into dancing. The few remaining were seldom heard or seen except the back of their heads. As John Zembrodt was crowned king, the rest of the court looked on admiringly. When This NIasquerade ended about one o'clock, everyone dispersed to private parties. Most Juniors, so they were later told, found their ways back home in the early morning hours while the experienced Seniors were able to hold out well after daybreak. The chaperones were not heard of again, but the last clue to their later activities can be well surmised, since Fr. Putka was seen with a case of bourbon. NX. Mark, PLEASE let's dance. Yes I am sitting on my phone book' gilt'- 1 'lNo do-si-do's tonight, please Johnny! X .. 'I . . . and you don't have Dan Dietz to kick around anymore. .. and for four years without a BOP . . . Is there room on your walls for another one? A NIGHT TO HONOR ART-Paul Selm BUSINESS-Philip Kahman ENGLISH- Paul Tenkotte LANGUAGES- French Award- Paul Tenkotte German Award-John Zembrodt MATHEMATICS-Eric Wichmann RELIGION- Paul Tenkotte SCIENCE-Joseph Walko SOCIAL STUDIES- Paul Tenkotte SPECIAL AWARDS: Joseph T. Hackett Award-Paul Tenkotte McLaughlin Memorial Certificate-David Plasters Daniel Warning Enoch Grehan Certificate-Kris Mohr Michael Thomas National Association of Student Councils- Leadership Awards Excellence in Leadership Awards: Dan Dietz Jim Volpenhein Kris Mohr John Zembrodt Peter Ganshirt Joseph Metzger Paul Sartori Michael Schneider Outstanding Service Awards: Bausch 84 Lomb Physics Award-John Kreinest Kentucky State History Day I'78 First Prize- Paul Tenkotte Principal's Award-Dan Dietz Colonel of the Year Award-John Zembrodt SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS: Timothy Brueggemann-Western Kentucky University Peter Ganshirt-University of Cincinnati Jeffrey Krumpelman-Northern Kentucky University John Kreinest-University of Kentucy David Rechtin-Bellarmine College Christopher Schulte-Northern Kentucy University Paul Tenkotte-Thomas More College Joseph Walko-University of Louisville Eric Wichmann-University of Dayton 'YI see you shined your shoes, Mr. Wilkins! J as' al .fi n 5- L 4 re , r Q- 1 .- jwg N . V I vw, -- , , ,,,. . w, nu I Q-v -4 : L A .- glu- l f . - Q 'sf'H - 4 'g D ' 1 h Q iw, K 4 if ' I ffffgi 0 d 5, - 3 3 - S gg, 9' , fps 'Ri 'I '52 ,Q 'Q if vin. 1 Q '.-- ,.. L 2 , 7? Q fi ,fV I r . a 4. mt' E Ln- -r--4-Q.. -I 3 9 A ff '. 1 A I I r Yr H 2g : L I F H , ilbn-1--q.,,5,. I 'W , U ' I ' ' I I . . '1 A 1 ..,C 1,1 VY l ' 9 o ' A.. . 'f 1 x I Q C1 :..p- 30 I X is -:ig 1 Q yr gl -.. 5, . .A. . l ' in---as W, ' '1 .gg ry 4 'I .- P t vw, a af . X, xp V r I .-vi 194 1 W-1. in 5. ' K. Xx fr pf-1 ' ' Q :'- I . N in M 4- lx 3.44.5 -,..L WT. enthusiasm is reason gone mad to achieve a definite, rational objective . .. CLASS OF 1978 TO THE BOOSTER CLUB YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS NOW IN FORCE! 34 1?'elf Z ' I 'I ., ... 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DOC RUSK Pnmsmmrr National Consultant for Honeywell Inc. 666 West 3rd St., Covington, Ky. 41011 16061 431-4040 Ideal Shoe Stores 7707 Nlall Rd. 525-7463 NEWEST SHOE STYLES DEXTER-FLORSHEIM-CONVERSE PRO-KEDS-HUSH PUPPIES 4O THE BOP'S BOYS Si- , f' Q az , ? fl, i v . 4KlxLQJ gal ' 5 E '. NIAIN 'f1!'I . , .T jp , .' .4 U in l .J-,ive Q, --, iv, .1 3' 1 Y .115.g 7 If I H- -if- Q ,- , :SPL . ' ,,-1, ' Ie I I ' , f -1 'W - 38,3 I 3? ' it I -H J. C. PENNY CO Covington, Kentucky ewin Monument S 2218 DIXIE HIGHWAY Opposite Highland 8 Sf. Mary Cemetery PHONE 331-1340 FT. MITCHELL, KY. 41011 'Iv f'1 -X 1 . LET'S GET THIS OVER WITH! g. QL Q G 'Li ' ' E -I il k, aff U.-I ' 'rwj' fr ' -. .yn 'LEQ ' ?a'i 77 1' fx T.- I -78 . ,'... 1115: L , ex m, BI 5 ' I I gifflk-n 141 42 PATRONS Robert Hofacre Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parks Mr. and Mrs. Wilde Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Clark Ed and JoAnn Metzger Pat and Ralph Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Wigger Diane Lowe Gail Gibson Mr. and Mrs. James Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Owens M.A.M. Mae Crouthers Bob HHAR PO Morris Pat and Lou Grant Mr. Shaun Wilkins Coach Ray Mr. and Mrs. Anneken Mark LaPille '75 Betty Dickmann C.P. Reeves and Sons Dr. and Mrs. Brueggemann Swift Cleaners Joe and Margie Macke Tiny, A Friend Bill and Jan Schneider Babe and Phil Dempsey Motch Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Schaber Mr. and Mrs. William Schulte Mr. and Mrs. H. Tenkotte BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 ..-- .,,. . -,,,,,l, To the class of 79, we wish the best of luck. We know that good fortune and success will be on your side. We thank you for your dedicated support. Farewell! It has been the best four years of our lives!! OFFICERS. Dan Dietz Pres. Jim Volpenhein-Vice Pres. Kris Mohr-Sec. John Zembrodt-Tres. SENATORS: Chris Dillon Pete Ganshirt Joe Metzger Bill Metzger Paul Sartori Chris Schulte Paul Tenkotte Eric Wichmann ASSOCIATE SENATORS: Tim Brueggemann Mark Gosney Chuck Fieger 14 144 The last page of the class of 78's high school yearbook has been turned, and before we close the cover of graduation on our four year stay, we cannot help but feel thankful to Covington Catholic for all we've learned, for all we've accomplished, and most importantly, for all the friends we've made. We Seniors can't imagine what it will be like not hearing Father Putka saying, 'Wake out a half sheet of paper, or Loraine's vocal chords summoning teachers to the office, proving why the box on the wall is referred to as a i'LOUD speaker. How shall we survive without Friday's pizza elegantly burned around the edges for better flavor, or Brother Cash Amburgy Fortener and his bargain basement who had anything and everything for sale? What shall we do with the time we used to spend cruising in a motorcade, hanging out the window screaming Beat, Beat, Holmes! for words to that effecti? How can we forget 7th period in D.T., or the prom and the tux, our first encounter with class? When we search for answers to these questions our train of thought is interrupted by a lump in our throats that's hard to swallow. ' We will walk out of the Cathedral with great expectations and hope for our futures, but with sorrow in our hearts for the good times we leave behind. Covington Catholic High School has been the most enjoyable segment of our lives, and though many of us will move far away and never stroll down those halls again, we will carry a part of C.C.H. with us, . that can never be taken away, i'The Memories . The Class of '78 bids the Fighting Colonel . a nostalgic and fond farewell. .