Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1962 volume:

wume nan. i1 2 xx; EDUQATR K Any society is as good as its leaders. We here at Eider have been blessed with very good leaders. One of the most out- standing was the Reverend Urban J. Stang. For twenty-two years Father Stang served Elder well, the last seventeen as principal. Under his leadership we mushroomed from an en- rollment of 450 to over 1300 students. Father accepted with patience and understanding the strains of this growth. Under his guidance the new wing was built and the intellectual standards raised. Father Stang gave us by his leadership a living example of our motto, iiAltiorai, e- by always striving to improve Elder and its students. Mindful of his service, we are proud to dedicate the 1962 ELDERADO to the Reverend Urban J. Stang, now pastor of St. Agnes Parish, Dayton, Ohio. FROM T the s 0' :. th 1 come To g .2! t . Ag ..r the years d a -..I :' 'q . V11 3' - Is that we mightb h imp . , firm y 1 students the seed which. t ey received a , d nurtured in their parishes, that we might be able to r- . them in the full bloom of Catholic manhood :. wre- STATE a; KE A KY fa q...- uwv OUR ma: mu. 3 0'5 m : was 'X' ' summ Nam no.9 f x 5 .n 'I ' D 1 - I . , .3. C 5 orvu. . 51'. if ,, ,1 . - mm a , st ' ' . f x I I x 11' DIV ' , x SEDAN VllLE I; ; X oust ' ' ill 7 f . 1 1 $1 .e:::w.:am::$: E.$1,?agwaa.n. :5? gay, .m. 5... nMuw-muh Jnnw-nhlu-m- 3.. 1 . H mm , ... . . . .1. . ma . 5.. .5... LE .u.u.u.n.u.n.h Mgtawwg. , .:..:.::,: 1W . .U m mm Enthusiasm is a vague word. Zeal for or interest in a cause seems too dead, appears too much like a dictionary definition. Enthusiasm is better known by seeing it in action and best understood by studying its results. Elder High School tells us much about enthusiasm,f0r Elder is the product of enthusiastic Bishops, priests, and nuns. The idea for our school found conception in the mind of Archbishop Henry Moeller. Foreseeing the need for Cath- olic secondary education in the western hills, he named his ideal school after another Archbishop-Wiiliam Henry Elder, a saintly churchmen and a fine teacher. The interest of Archbishop John T. McNicholas gave to Elder a core of well-trained teachers. And today, Elder enjoys its ex- pansive facilities and varied and well-planned curriculum because of the enthusiastic support of our present Arch- i bishop, Karl J. Alter. The parishes that send their young men to Elder have had pastors deeply interested in our school. Their constant and loyal support, a result of enthusiasm for what Elder stands, is seen evident in the complete educational plant that is Elder today. Without devoted pastors, past and present, Elder would have been a lost idea of Archbishop Henry Moeller. And Elder has always shared the enthusiasm of the various congregations of Religious SisterSethose religious ladies that instructed at Elder in the beginnings of our schooVs history: and their modern counterparts who prepare the future young pupils of Elder. These teaching Sisters are among the most enthusiastic and loyal friends of Elder High School. F Msgr. Robert Sherry Archbishop Karl J. Alter Msgr. Carl J. Ryan Bishop Paul F. Leihold To spend one day at Elder is to witness the enthusiasm of her students. Getting to Class before that final bell necessitates a ttpink slip, handing in that important article to the tLQuillw staff so the dead- line can be met, painting posters for the next dance, checking with the athletic de. partment for the opening of basketball practice, glancing at the bulletin board in the library to make sure that essay contest title is correct, dropping in the Chapel to get that spiritual uplift, all these ctaily' events point to one thinge the enthusiasm of Elder students. 0J7eac4ad.., The Elder faculty is composed of 36 priests of the Arch- diocese of Cincinnati and 15 laymenhall professionally trained and highly skilled educators. But apart from their professional skill, these teachers manifest a personal interest in and deep concern for the welfare of their students. This enthusiasm shows itself in the classroom, at dances, at athletic contestshwherever they can be of service. n Ir-m Parents checking a sonas progress at one Of the Open House Programs, dad cheering on the mighty Panther as the football is carried across the goal on a golden October elay, mom offering to lend her services in the Elder Library at One of the Welfare MeetingSe-all these are evidences of the enthusiasm of parents for their children, for their education, for their school. V' q, Ch b Vmummaw 7W NI 20 JWSmggtaerez Imamlfmeatu, Supervising the smooth functioning of an institution made up of nearly 1350 students and 51 faculty members is a tremendous responsibility. Father J. Paul Gruber, Elderas new principal, has shown himself capable, pro- gressive, efficient, and understanding. As an Elder alum- nus and teacher of long standing. Father Cruber can be said to have devoted the greater portion of his life to the school. The tremendous number of changes made in his first year, and his enthusiasm for new ideas portend great things for the future. 1 The Reverend J. Paul Gruber, A.B., M.Ed. UefD, The Reverend Robert W. Schaefer. A.B., B.S.Ed. Principal. Vice Principal in Charge of the Physical Plant. The Reverend Ralph B. Bange, A.B., B.Sc., M.A., M.Ed., MS. ttbelowlt Vice Principal in. Charge of Discipline. The Most Reverend Archbishop recognized the increased needs of our school brought on by the increased enroll- ment. With these factors in mind, he appointed two vice principalsea milestone in the history of the school. Both Father Bange and Father Schaefer have thrown them- selves into their new jobs with vigor and enthusiasm. Their solicitude for the welfare of the school and the students have contributed greatly to a year distinguished t for its spirit of cooperation between faculty and students. J 4 h ' ;lammimrm Much of the successful operation of a school depends upon the efficiency of the secretarial department. At Elder we are proud of the competent work of'these ladies. Our secretaries take care of dispensing tardy slips and penalty paper, accepting tuition payments, and keeping the school records Formerly they were also in charge of writing report cards, but this year the electronic brain UNIVAC has relieved them Of this chore. The UNIVAC system is now three years old, but this is its first year of operation at Elder. The speed and efficiency of this process can be shown by the fact that on the average it would take a secretary fifteen minutes to record a student7s grades, average them, and determine his class ranking. UNIVAC does this at the rate of 800 a minute. Mrs. Loretta Averbeck Mrs. Ruth Roederscheimer trighu y . IE L Nmmu'mem Mrs. Eloise Von Hoene tbelowt Mrs. Averheck pauses in her pecking. The Elder Welfare Association is the organiza- tion which enables the parents of the students to participate actively in providing for the better education of their children. Their keen interest through the years has been one of the major factors in the high degree of scholastic excellence which Elder has been able to achieve. In this organiza- tion, parents give that which is the hardest thing of all to giveethemselves. We, the students of Elder, wish to thank the President, Mr. William Corcoran, and all of the Officers for their untiring efforts on our behalf. 23 24 EMMMQMZW 7Mg... Religion has always been the most important subject taught at Eider. Every Elder graduate has acquired a thorough background of his religion and is well prepared to face the world of today. Our religion classes place emphasis on the spiritual as well as the material side of the student. With the menacing threat of Communism alive in all countries of the world, we are now beginning to- realize that only a country united with God can make a valiant stand against this threat to our freedom. At Elder, we learn to turn to God when beset with troubles. We have seen that the man with the strong moral fiber is better equipped to be strong in all phases of life. Dedication of new chapel by Bishdp Leihold Fr. Stephen Calme B.S. Fr. Russeli Blank F r. Paul Frey Fr. Robert Hasselhoff Fr. James Klawitter B.A., M.Ed. AB. AB. AB. Fr. Jesse Lonsway AB. ; :2! $7 SA Contemplation of the spiritual Fr, Stanley Luehrmann A.B., S.T.B., S.T.L., M.Ed. H...- . ll: Fr. Klawitter guiding sophmnores through .iLand uf Gospels FLEdward Rudemiller FLWiHiam Sickinsz A.B.,M.A. A.B.,B.S. 25 You d011,: know the answer? Touch it. them, since when does an experiment begin with-Bear Mary? 25 Eldefs science labs are among the most modern and most efficient in the entire city. The science facilities are in constant USHa tribute to their popularity. Chemistry, biology, general science, and Fr. Anthony Andres A.B., B.S.Ed. ttYe-ah, uh huh, Father. That's just what I Willing seems astonished atScience. was going to say.n 7m,,. physics rank high in importance at Elder, Every Advanced Class student must take Chemistry, biology, and physics, while our general science course gives a broad out- line of the sciences to those not majoring in that field, Teachers try to make the courses diffi- cult to give the students a challenge and to make thgm use their talents fulty. Only the best manage to survive Eldefs science course. g ' . . I Fr. Andres identifies an important mrr. tr. :5 3 Fr. Bernard Huitin Fr. Rodney McDaniel F r. Francis Sahlfeld F 1'. Herbert Wine . -- AEB. ' A.B. A.B., B.S. A.B., MA. 27 t.u...:;.;;4: Fr. Ralph Bange A.B., B.Sc., M.A., M.Ed., M.S. Willet and Schroeder prove a triangle has three sides. Fr. Mark Gratsch A.B., M.Ed. Some of the boys watch 'M00n, shine. Mr. Stanley Herrlinger B.S., LLB. Mr. Richard Loechtenfeldt Fr. J ohn Mattscheck Mr. James Mullen Fr. Robert Schaefer 28 BB. A.B., B.S.Ed., M.Ed. B.S., B.A. A.B.; B.S.Ed. WWEM Mathematics probably affects all technical work more than any other subject. More math is used today than ever before. In these times when man is almost reduced to a statistic, we have to know how to work with numbers. Advanced students master the normal high school math in three years and take a college Calculus course in their fourth year. College Prep students take Trigonometry and Solid Geometry in their fourth year: Emphasis is placed on making the students use their talents to the fullest in order to make them move ahead at a faster pace. No one is allowed to breeze through a math course at Elder. Guess who uses Gleam! r v w x l i V MLRobertStuntebeck Fr.Thomas Duesing ttReine't explains his theory to Mr. Loechtenfeldt A.B.,M.Ed. 1 v f w i 29 Fr. Albert Bischoff Phil, M.Ed. Now this, boys, is a hole in the record. Fr. Robert Buening A.B., M.Ed. Mr. Anthony Damico A.B. ' Collins has Monday morning blues. Mr. ThomasiII-Ieglslihghj 30 A.B. 7 '- 5a96644 64W ?,de gtakm m 37W SW; and What . . . The English course, with its many different facets: has grown in importance at Elder. Professional men have told us that English is one of the most important subjects taught in high school and the teachers have taught us accordingly. Every English scholar writes at least one three hundred word theme a week to improve his writing habits. Public speaking has risen in stature anti several teachers require their students to give speeches during the course of the year. Of course. grammar and word usage are not overlooked. but the main emphasis has been Mr RobertKonkolr placed on composition work and on English literature. ' y Students are encouraged to read on their own and are often rbquircd to hand in book reports and term papers. Faculty members have succeeded in lilaking English one of our most interesting Classes. t' . Mr. Joseph Kuley B.ScEH, i I I 'J w hmumimmV Mr. David Kunkei A.B. 013811 Putnick Fr James Ulrich F ' 2g - r. Lawrence Ziegler iauias. AB. A.B., M.Ed. 3. i '3 . Fr. Bertke . . . smiling??? Our Social studies courses give us a thorough knowledge of the world as it is today and as it was years ago. Through history we learn to profit by the mistakes of others. Civics class gives us a working knowledge of how our American government is run. We have learned that good goVernment is the product of a well informed citizenry and a truly interested people. Our social studies teachers have succeeded in both. Their courses rank among the most interesting at Elder and through hard work, we have become well informed of the history of America and of the world. Our social studies course has succeeded in making us better citizens of the greatest country in the world. Fr. Erwin Bertke Mr. Arthur DelConte Fr. Richard Klug Fr. Robert Strassell A.B., M.A. B.S.Ed. A.B., S.T.B., S.T.L. B.S.Ed., B.A. 32. 5056416 5m 0m NIT. Lee Trauth Fr. William Vocke Faiher Roby uses a map to add interest to World History. B.S.Ed. B.A., M.A., M.Ed. 33 34 Nun Cum urln-ncliums. 54v Hdmhrrucr and I'Iulwladuu. i 4 . Fr. Joseph. Bruening A.B. Fr. Edmund Hussey A.B., M.A. F 1'. Lawrence Strittmatter A.B., M.A. F r. Lawrence Wack Bill Meier listens to Spanish recording. Wesmmm'kagm... uMouse demonstrates the ablative of doubt. Latin, German, and Spanish are the languages taught at Eider. These languages, especially Latin, are used mainly to train our minds, but they have many side benefits. Latin not only gives us a knowledge of the Romans, but, since it is the language of our religion, it also gives us a better understanding of the Mass and Catholicity in general. Eldeljs fourth year Latin class is one of the largest in the city. Spanish and German are two year courses. giving a basic foundation and vocabulary in a foreign lang- uage. 35 ?mW'hawfaa Eiderhs Commercial Department gives a sfudent a thorough knowledge of the business world. It gives the students who are not college-hound the knowledge necessary to enable them to be an asset to their employer. .The commercial course covers everything from filling out an income tax return to computing the profits and losses on the stock market. Mechanical drawing starts the scholar off on a road that may lead him into the architectus field. Before any modern machine can be built, a detailed blueprint must be drawn by someone who has mastered the techniques of mechanical drawing. Fr. Malcolm Grad Mr. Stryker gives his seal of approval. BAH MA. e . Mr.:Mtehae1:I;ig-1561di Fr'. mm Rob? - 13.15., M.Eq. Mr. Ray Dieringer B.S. Mr. Virgil Scardina BS. PWEW ?WSW ?ado'ea 56,24: 70m The Physical Education Department helps keep the famous Elder spirit under control during the day. Several times a week the students let off steam in the Gym- nasium playing basketball or doing calisthenics. Besides training the mind, Elder is now trying to develop the body during school time. Students who aren,t good enough to make the various teams get a chance to play against boys of their own ability. President Kennedfs physical fitness progran'a is put into effect at Elder through a system of intramural sports. 37 7W 7am We have been fortunate at Elder to have dedicated men and women to care for our physical needs. Many of them have long years of service behind them. We mourn this year the death of Mrs. Mae Downard, who for more than ten years served Eider High School in every way imaginable. Her untimely death was a great loss to the school and to her friends Who knew her as a most generous and saintly woman. She died at the school that she had servecl and loved so well. Mike Lvnz selects some of the ladies, handiwork. Front row: Nha-Katherine Lanser, Mrs. Florence Racckcrs, Mrst Liilie Grute, Mrs. C10 Morkle. Second row: Mrs. Corinne Ebert, Mrs. xAngela Jones, Mrs. Vi Seigel, Mrs. Grace Sieg- man, Mrs. Dolores Murphy. 'ieW m mnwml V 38 James Moore, Landis Lewis, and Chester Worent keep our extensive buildings clean, working long into the night. George Ebert is ouc- of the most faithful employees of Elder and certainly the one with the longest tenure of servicu 5W The Elderado Medalist aWard is an attempt to give recognition for out- standing scholastic achievement during the year. The Elderado Medulists shown on these pages are students who achieved FIRST HONORS tan average of 9070 or better l theseponsecutive times 3rd quarter 1961, Llrth quarter 19615 final examinations 1961, 15!. quarter 1961, 2nd quarter 1961- 62, and midyear examinations 1962. SIEGFRIED HAUSLADEN Class of ,62 ROBERT HODCEMAN Class of '62 JAMES KENKEL Class of 32 WILLIAM SEIBERT Class of ,62 ,mum HUL- THONIAS SMITH Class of '62 : uncnk HULL DONALD BRUNS Class of '03 42 ALAN ERNST Class of ,63 ROBERT MURPHY Class of 363 WILLIAM SOLLMANN Class Of ,63 STEPHEN BRINKER Class of '64- JAMES J. VOLKER Claws of '64 43 Frederick Bien, Pastor THOMAS M. BURNSIDE JAMES E. COLLINS Student Manager 2; CSMC CSMC PAUL J. DAVIS MICHAEL E. GRACE CSMC Annual Staff 4; CSMC; Glee Club 3; Football 2; Track 2, 3; Variety Show 3, 4 MICHAEL C. JUNKER ROBERT C. KILLINGER CSMC; Track 3, 4; Football CSMC 1., 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4 44 RICHARD W. MONNIG DALE pJ MENKHAUS ' 3' 3 CSMC; Track2- , Annual Staff 4; CSMC; Glee A C , .E Club 3; Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Variety Show 4; Track 4 GEORGE F. SCHNEIDER CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Va- riety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT L. STERN CSMC . No Erskine Caldwell? DONALD J. OTTEN Honor Letter 2; CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4', Band President JOHN B. SMITH CSMC THEODORE J. STOLZE CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Va- riety Show 1, 2, 3, 4- 45 MICHAEL F. WELSH JAMES E. WILLET CSMC; Glee Club 3; Variety Annual Staff 4; CSMS; Track Shaw 3; Stadium Usher 1; 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 4- Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Cheer Leader 4 Firs: row:J.B1-ogan, D Bums, A. Caliguri, M. Christogfel, J. Leer, E. Lehkamp', P. Mallery, M Manion, J. McNamee, W Merriss Second row: P. Nee, J. Sanregret, G. Spahn, L. Stern,H Teetz, F Wagner, W. Wagner, E. Wambaugh. Third row: R. Bamhorst, W. . Christopfel, R. Feldkamp, W. Cehm', E. Grady, G. Haylien, D; Heckman Fourth raw: D. Jansen, J. Knoll, W. Marquet, H. Mane, R. f : Simmons, M Stricker,R Thomas, F. Welage. y W a; 65 L 1 :- First row: M. Bockenstelte, J. Bucher, J. Burns, R. Chabot, R. Dickinson, J. .,Greco T.Incardonia,J.San1uel,A. Hahn.Second row: W Hein, J Heltan, T Hunt, WI Marquet, D. MeFarren, D McPiinIips, R Metzger, W Monnig, D. Ott, D. Ruberg. Third row: L. Schuh R Sluhlman,J.Timperman,W.Wambaugh,T.W11ite, P Wood, 3 Wuest, M Zambenedetti. Coach Mullen talks on telephone during Sunday afternoon game, I ' ,2. , W 1 1 Rev. Henry ; Kriege, Pastor 1 EDWARD T. BLAKE PATRICK W. DOHERTY CSMC; Stadium Usher 1, CSMC; Stadium Usher 2; 2 Eldcrzlidc 1; Variety Show 4- 1 13- Cruse D. Frimming W, Thie 65541; 1; 131; D 51! 66mm Rev. Charles Schreibeis, Pastor RICHARD C. BUSCH CSMC; Glee Ciub 3: Base- ball 4; Elderuide 3; Stadium Usher 3 I. May, typical Elder student, always smdying. f- PATRICK E. SULLIVAN EDWIN LEE WILKE CSMC; Glee Club 3; Variety CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3; C01f3 Show 1-, 2, 3, 4 PAUL E, commas ' DENNIS M. DkESSLER 'Honor Pin 1; CSMC CSMC F Tins! row: L. German, F. Hornback, M. Jeffcotn NL Lameier, DA Miceli, T. Sullivan. Second row: E. Addie, J. Brown, E. Busch, 5. r g; Gregory, W. Hallbauer, J. Maloney. Third row: F. May, K. Miller, B. Scherrer. J, Siam. Fourth row: J. Allgeyer, R. Barth, R. Bolser, T. Jansen, P. Maloney, D. Means, R. Winning. F ifth row: K, Pal'ker,J. Suilivan, W. Timmerman. Asimus in our of his morv intellectual mnmlri Yes. Jerry. wu do spell it Hl-c. 49 I 0W 1W 0! 1W4 Rev. George Lamott, Pastor , 'a'DAVID L. BUDDE THOMAS A. FRONDORF MICHAEL R BRADY : . CSMC EJESIEBEISgFEggE HCSMC; Eldemide 2, 3; Va CSMc; Baseball 2, 3, ,4; , riety Show 4 gaskctball 2; Football 1, 2,1 L, 39 $3 E , THOMAS JAMES ROBERT J. KEMEN GERALD-L- KENDALL . I-IAARMEYER CSMC . CSMC; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; El- E2??? LEfEh'iz 123.3; :1 3 ;de ' ' . ' : I ' en: ., ; A . CSBIC: deralde 1V 2' 3! VSIIEIY Show lish Seminar 4; Baaeglrn 4; CSMng; 1, 3, 4 Football II 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Student MATHIAS L. KOLLECK Council 4; Variety Show 4; Elderado Matislist 1, 2. 3 Seton provides interesting view before Classes. GEORGE Di KRABBE CSMC rue JAMES L. MAY CSMC JOHN C. MAY CSMC; Variety Show 4- Mock whispers sweet nothings to his girl. JEROME W. RAHE CSMC; Art Club 1; Student Manager 3 JAMES A, REILMAN CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 4 MICHAEL J. ROBERTS CSMC MARTIN T. WEBER Hmmr Leiler 2: CSMC: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2. 3. 4- 5l p 9 m P . . 7 . lelzllihgln h. D Q We; '64 III: iI nun. First row: J. Acito, J. Beal, S. Bednarczyk, T. Cunningham, L. Day, D. Davis, L. Dreyer. Second row: G. Finn, T'. Gaynor, M. Guetle, R. Helder, J. Kleemeier, T. Kohler, P. Kroeger, T. Langen, F. Luhn, R. Manna. Third row: R. Meyer, J. Miceli, R. Molique, G. Neiheisel, R. Reis, C. Sanders, R. Schutte, W. Sollmann, R. Voelkerding. Fourth row: J. Berkemeyer, R. Bien, J. Brown, R. ans, G. Dattilo, J. Davis, J. Decker. Fifth row: C. Folz, A. Cargano, 3. Hoffmann, R. Hultkamp, R. Keith, L. Kerber, C. Krabbe, D. Lahni, R. Lambers, G. Lameier. Sixth raw: R. Ludwig, R. Meyer, D. Monahan, R. Myers, C. Newsom, T. Peters, D. Rechtin, E. Reiter, J. Roberts, R. Sander. Seventh row: A. Siglock, B. Stauhach, R. Stenger, R. Sucker, T. Voelkerding, J. Wagner, T. WelteV JIII'WI. 1. Imam . I! I' vhftmi Well, Mr. Rutternmn, what do you think of Newport. QNHFJHO n o m m 0 n m m r 1' IgEIE 1 IglIII I1IIM1LI1A a. pmmmr-mmwlc5 'v J First raw: P. Alhars, J Birkenheuer, R. Bromwell G. Bubenhofer, C. Detzel A. Dodson, J. F 11y Second row: B. Frank, W. Frisz, S. Hab- isch, M. Hebauf, S. Helmets, J. Holmes. J Jansen, T Kirstein P. Kleemeier,W. Krusling. Third row: P. Leising. J. Losekamp:R MenI ninger,R. Meyer,P, Moll G Morgemhnl, T. OBrien, C Oswald, T. Rahe, R. Rettig Fourth row: J Robinson, M. Roy, A Ruthemeyer, M. Sander, J. Senders, G. Taylor, M. Vogei, P. Vogt, J Whitaker. 060: 1W 0; FM $66 Rev. John Berning,Pastor F1rs:row:F Bronnert H Connolly, F. MclVIurray,R. Oates,J omrien. Second. row: J. Bronnert W Brown:J. Deller,R. Kessler,D. Schnee,J. Schwallezi. Third raw: J. Bagot C Illes, C. Manley, P. Sellxneygr,T. Suttman. ! Students joyfully arrive at School in the morning. . E Rev. Albert DeFrancesco, Pastor Another scenic Greyhound tour. JOSEPH J . DeSTEFANO FREDERICK J . WEHBY CSMC; Football 1, 2; Track CSMC 2 , How'we hate to go home. First row: M. Guilfoer, T. Wehhy, J. Whitaker, J, Witt. Second row: M Bennett, R Staat, B. Broering. Rev. Cletus Kunz, Pastor WILLIAM E; BARRY . , Honor Pin 1,:2; 'Honor Letter 2; CSMC; TifackZ, 3 H L ifIbHAEL H- glimKER Fadman '1; csMp 4 . Um t 1' L wRAYMOND A. HOGUE ROGER II. FEIST ROBERT J. HODGEMAN Humor Pin 1; Chemistry Club Honor Lekter 1, 2, 3; Chemis- CSMC; Glee Cluli3; Variety CSMC 4: CSMC; Camera Club 2 m: Club 4; CSMC; Eldorado Show 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, .2 Medalist 1, 2, 3 56 Forrester and Purcell race against time at lunch. JERMONE D. KNEIPP Honor Pin 2; CSMC ROGER J. KLUG Honor Pin 2, 3; CSMC THOMAS J. KLUC RICHARD J. LONNEMAN MICHAEL E. McAVOY DAVID A. MYERS MC CSMC; Band 1 csnc USMC: Glee Club 3; Camera Club 2; Variety Show 3, 4 57 CARL V. PATTON CHARLES J. RIZZO DANIEL 3' SMITH GEORGE E WBITEHEAD CSMC; Honor Letter 2; Band CSMC; Honor Letter 3, 4; CSMC' V - t, - Show 3. 4 CSMC' St - Uahq 2 3. 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, Honor Pin 3; English Semin- ' ' , aue Y 4 adlum er 3,4; Dranmlics4 ar 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatics. 4 RONALD I. WITTICH CSMC Tom Smith learns how Univac makes out report, card's. LFirst row: R AShley. J Boschert,E.Bu1-ger, J. Fielder, P. Kleinholz. R. Kissel. Second mm: B. Marten, R. Niemeier, T.Powe11.L. .Spille, J. Steele, D. VanWassenhove. Third row: E. Bemerer, R. Chastang,T. Cnrrin, R Egloff, D. Erhart E Evans, J. Frohn. Fourth row: K. Gold, T Backs, G. Herman, J Huber, B. Joseph, T. Klein, C. Lamps, M. Lasita, C. Maiorano, S. Pellegrino. Fifth row: J. Proffitt, . : 3R. Reuss, W. Riley, L. Roebcl, D .Sehlhorst, C. Windhollz, F. Wittich, R. Zureick. FL Bange proves helpful as he collects ID. cards 59 q; '65 First row: T. Baker, W. Barth, C;- BurgJeL B Conly, L Dasanbliock, B. DayJJ. Day Second raw: C. Dean. J Fischesser, J Florian; W Green, J. Gressler, R. Groneman, J. Grow, R Hildebrand, W. Hinton, R. Hodgeman. Third row: T. Huebner, R. Kellennan, L. Lipps, P. ,: Lonneman, F. Mayer,B Mersmann, E.Metzger,W.Minne1-y, G. Neidhard, J Patton Fourth row: T. Rizzo, W.Saa1waechter, K. Seal, M. J Smwith L. Stamper,J. Vetter, G V055. , L V ' 1 J1 Fr. Range checks in freshman Rev. Dominic r . Rt. Rev. Msnr. Charles St' 3mm Calme, OFM, Pastor 55' W Kuenle, Pasar - J. Adams, R. Centers, R. Wilke. M. Wills, S. Crieszmer, C. Muday, J, Noe. Rev. Harold Thorburn, Pastor RONALD RISCH CSMC Rev. Cyprian Frank, C.P., Pastor 'Ua Fr, Schaefer collects anotlwr ID. mrd. 1 Rev. Leonard VonderBrink, Pastor JAMES F, BAZELEY GARY A. MENTRUP EgggLAS J. STENGER CSMC; Glee Club 3 CSMC; Elderaide 2, 3, 4; Va- 4 v 1 1 , . ricty Show 4; Stadium Usher THOMAS J. STOCK 1, 2 , 1 Deceased ' December 19, 1961 1 Fm: row: J1 Amen, F. Bertram, D. Clark,K.Fitzpa1rick, G. Hendy, M.Lambe1t,J Rapp. Second row: A. Wagner, T Ba'wley, R.' f Berninner, R Cummings, P. Hendy J. Klostcrman, D. Neyer. Tlnrd row: H. Schafer, G. Schneider, R. Stenger, J Web er. C Wenz; - Fourth row: R. AhelP Bicver, T Demon M. Franz, G Colsch, V. Gucthlein, R. Kaulig. Fifth row: R Klein, J. Kruk, W. Lakamp. G. Mcnuup, E. Ohlinge1, R. Pope, R. Schneider, W.Schuern1an,W.Sykes. 4 1 ' m1; mmm- m 4,4 m n a 119m ht. 7'1 1.151? QM Rev. Roger Straub, Pastor EDWARD M. ALBERTZ WILLIAM R, BONAPFEL WAYNE V. CHAPMAN ROBERT S. DIRKSING Coin Club 4; CSMC; Band CSMC; Elderaide 2, 3; Sta- Honor Pin 2; Annual Staff CSMC; Chemistry Club 4 1: 2 dium Usher 4-; USMC: Cross Cuuutry 4 r4 $5. :53, RONALD W. HOLTMAN DAVID E. JASPER LAWRENCE R JOHN E. MUELLER Chemistry Club 4; CSMC CSMC MASMINSTER Annual Staff 4: CSMC: Foot- CSMC; Foollmll 1, 2 ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 4 Eldefs spacious halls amply accommodate all s1udcnl.s. 1, RONALD H. STBOTHMAN 4 2,, Chess Cluhl, 2, 3, 4; CSMC; CSMC; Glee Club 3; Music Track 3; Music Appreciation L Appreciation 3: Variety Show 3; Variety Show 3, 4 3, 4; Stadium Usher 2 Spirit 11111 high at all football games. First row: I Beckm R.B11dd,B. Dixon M. Ciwer, J Green, R. Honkomp, R Kerley Second raw: J. Lang, J. Lisk, D. Malsbury, R. .. .VIcuc-rnich, H. Schmidt G. Tracy, T. Wall, A. Wiliwerth. T hard row: R Eichelherger, R Gibson, T. Grimmelsman,T. Joyce, 5. Kauffman, E Koops S Lisk. Fourth r:ow L. Luken J Malsbury, C. McCovem,M Nagy, R. Sxeving, R. Troxe11,J Vassallo, J Waltz, G. Yettet. W of '64 nlmnmm n sf 0 Firs: raw: R. Adkins, T. Chapman, M. Cordesman, T. Crushman, W. Dirksing, D. Domis, L. Eichhold. Second row: T. Fey, R. Hassel; ' beck, K. Kerley, R. Kraft, J.'La.nge, J. Morency, J. Plye, D. Roessler, 1.. Roessler, T. Rowland. Third raw: J. Ruwe, F. St. Charles, D. SuchertV. Wel'uge. Students Sing Along With Lee. Rev. Roland Flinn, Pastor DAVID J. COOK WILLIAM R. ESSEN WILLIAM R. FLIEHMAN CSMC; Glee Club 3; Elder- CSMC; Elderaide 2, 3, 4' CSMC aide 2 First row: J. Avey, J. Cook, F. Schilling, Second row: R. Hautmun, J. Oliver, D. Reynolds, J Schilling, J. T. Yunker, J. J, Yunker. Third row: W. Bencsik, P. Cook, C. Hotchkiss, M. Moore, J. Noppert, J. Ohmer, G. Schwab. Fourlh row: J. Smith, D. Vincent, J. V011, C. Will. W463 M454 Rev. Clarence Graf, Pastor GERALD R. BACHMAN - WILLIAM F . BOLLER RICHARD J. ELFERS CSMC; Honor Letter 2; An- CSMC CSMC; Variety Show 3, 4- nual Staff 4-; Purple Qflill 3, - 4; Greek Club 3; Chemistry . Club 4-; English Seminar 4; Art Club 2; Dramatics 4-: Stadium Usher 1' 13km; boy, fingers on the home keys. WILLIAM S. FAY CSNIC JOHN R. KEISER CSMC; Footliall 1; Variety Show 1, 2, 11 b7 RONALD G. MEYER I CSMC MICHAEL F. KELLY EDWARD D. KROEGER CSMC CSMC; Art Club 4; Poster Club 4 Ned Lautenbach inter- views M r. Sayles of IBM. I: PAUL L. NIENABER CSMC; Chemistry Club 4', Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Ap- preciation 1, 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 4-; Dramatics 4 .. k . m Chester Moreland ex- ??ggw . plains advertising busL 5 ness :0 Dick Asimus. MICHAEL J. QUINN CSMC; Honor Letter 2; An- nual Staff 4; Purple Quill 3, 4; Public Relations 2; Eng- lish Seminar 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4-; Student Council 4; Variety Show 3, 4 68 ' RICH CSMC ARD A. ROEDIG JAMES A SAILER CSMC; Library 3 CHARLES J. STONE CSMC; Golf 4. ;Tex,, Krbckler fingers the merchandise in the lunch line. uDongt tickle Ehe pictures, boys. JAMES F. SCHWAB CSMC; Honor Letter 2, 4; Chess Club 2, 3; Variety Show 4; Poster Club 3, 4- ROBERT P. TENBRTNK CSMC; Band 1, 2 ARTHUR L. WISE CSMC; Honor Letter 1; Art Club 4. b9 H r p Dnlf A first mm: L Buschie, W. Clark, A. Ernst G. Espelage, R Fay, J. Frame, J. Freitag. Second raw: C. HueaI,R.Koh1er, R. Krummen, B. ylwlendorf E. Miiler, M. Murphy, M. Reilly, D. Sabatelli, R. Suder, G. Tolle, T htrd row: J. Tout, N Trapp, L Umberg, T. Warndorf, eidner. ' Rick Kohlcr and Mike Quinn follow the Blue Book rcgulaliuns by checking the bulletin boards daily. Rev; Oliver ' . 'Rev. Lawrence 513' AW Branchesi, F.S.C.J., Pastor 56' 14W IWaIter, Administrator Mag '65 H. Bradshaw R. Staub Rev. Joseph Higgins, Pastor Quitter shows Ruhbe where he hid his scive sheet. DOUGLAS J. BRAUN LOUIS J. JANSON CSMC; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; CSMC; Variety Show 4; Cheerleader 4 Dramatics 4 141$:$ T. Bmver NI. Fisher W 63 ' LKiefer a in an M o; '64 -- mm 65mm of '65 m R. m l I Rev. Carl F. Goeckler, Pastor I m HOWARD A. ACKERMAN THOMAS H. AMMAN RAYMOND 1- BENZINGEB THOMAS M. HILVERS CSMC CSMC EIEMC;J Track 2; Vauety CSMC 0W Detzel has tough time remembering lock combination. DANIEL P. SALAMONE CSMC IQ W W thlelx. Izlmnx I13! ml 3. e , 4 Q t: m 'I'X . D 3 lmgk an I 111-; KIIAIIIIIEIKI .1 I ImuKIIIIImf KIIxI First row: J. Baker, J. Harmeyer, W. Klayer, W. Mathews, T. Meehau,T 01:. Second raw: R. Plagge,J .Rehage, T. Schnehle, -J. .3 . , Slenger. '.H Sunderman, T. Toherg. Third r'aw': P. Benzin'ger, T. Bauhaus, D Bucher, J Cianciolo, G. Finkelmeier, C. Greene, R. H016; ' 2f mann. Fourth row: T. Hahn, M. Katenkamp, T. Kleinberg, D. Macke, J Martin, T. Mercurio, P. Minella, C. Rizzo, T. Tapkel W. Unger. . i ' Fifth raw: M. Brownlee, J. ConertY. J. Ehy, M Gates, J. Lasita,D.Meye1-, W. Plagge. Sixth row: G. Rahschutte, C. Reis, T Santa! D. ,, 0' Schoener, R. Schooley,Gj .Stenger, P. Stepaniak,R .Stricker, M Sullivan, I.We5501.I :- Luub gets hand caught in dish washer. PAUL E BLOCK CSMC: Greek Club 3; Chenr islry Club 4; Band 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Track 2, 3; Variety Show 4 JOSEPH L. BAARLAER CSMC; Football 3 x wzm m EDWARD J. GECKLE CSMC: Annual Stuff 4; Chemistry Club 4; English Seminar 4: Variety Show 4; Drunmlic:5 4 LAWRENCE C. GRAHL CSMC 74 Seniors Gerry Bushman and Paul Block show good example chapel. iafffvl K Rt. Rev. Msgr. Walter A. Roddy, Pastor JAMES T'. CAFEO CSMC; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Elderaide 1; Variety Show 4 EDWARD B. KREKELER . CSMC; Honor Letter 2; Hon- or Pin 2; , Annual Staff 4; Chess Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; English Seminar 4; Track 2, 3 WILLIAM s. DUENNES CSMC NED C. LAUTENBACH CSMC: Honor Letter 1. 2, 3V 4; An- nual Slafi 4; Purple Quill 3. 4; Greek Club 3: Public Relation 2, 3, 4; English Saminnr 4; Basketball L 2; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Dramatic! 4; Cheer Lander 4: Eldemdu Madni- isl 2 RONALD J. LEHAN csnc FREDERICK I. RIZZO CSMC; Student Council 4- CSMC; Honor Letter 1, 2, 3. 4; Henor Pin 2, 3; Elderado Medalist 1, 2 TERRY A. ROBINSON CSMC RONALD C. MONNIG CSMC; Honor Lellcr 2 ROBERT P. SUMMER CSXIC: Clvv Club 3; Bowling 2: Vurivty Slluw Ii 41- WTILIAM l RAY CSMC; Variely Show 4- .IOSFPH L. 'I'IIEOBOLD CSUC: Chum: Club 1; Base- lmH 1. 2, 3. 4: Trzn'k 2: Mmir .rprrwialinn 2. 3: Font- ImH 1. 2: Variety Show 4 75 'Don'l forget to pick up your scives at the office. 76 Rev. J. A, Grimmelsman, Pastor .. 41;:5 : Ii h ROBERT J. AICHELE DANIEL J. AUG Honor Pin 1; CSMC; Dra- CSMC; Football 1 matics a JOHN J. BACKS PAUL E. BACKSCHEIDER CSMC CSMC ' t RALPH R. BAUER ROBERT J . BUCHERT J ERRY A. CAIN CSMC Public Relations 3, 4; CSMC; CSMC Track 1; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 - 77 II Fr. Bischoff loses hair when he thinks. CLARENCE R. DEITSCH GREGORY R. DiMUZIO 'Honor Letter 2, 3, 4-; Annual CSMC; Track 1, 2, 3; Elder- Staff 4-; CSMC; EngliSh Sell! aide 2, .3, 4- inar 4', Variety Show 4; Dramatics 4; Elderado Medal- ist 2 CHARLES M. GILARDi JEROME 0. RES CSMC; An Club 3 CSMC MICHAEL J. LOTT DONALD RV MORGAN JAMES W. 0,NEIL . USMC CSMC; Football 2; Track 1, CSMC; Variety Show 4; 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 4 78 DAVID F . WAGNER CSMC . ade game, . Fr. Bertke sparks school 5pm: at pep rally, before Chamill- BOYD ALAN WEAVER . 5k CSMC; Foptball 1, 2, 3,' 4- ALBERT N. RAUF' CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4-; Va- riety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID M. RUEBUSCH CSMC THOMAS E. ZUBER CSMC TERRY P. ROBINSON CSMC; Dramatics 4; English Seminar 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Music Appreciation 3; Variety Show 4 GEORGE ,1. SCHERER Honor Letter 1: CSMC; Stu- dent Council 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cl'oss-Countl'y 3, 4-; Cheer Leader 4 79 39$! m me b 4 ,. I a , 1 WWg ,. u n mmxnnla moi. veg wmmmmc: til: I D'Ixii HM? Q1; -' Dbl qmrwmnnnw m mulmmnn I First row: I. Brengehnan, R Carrigan H Deitsch, B. Grave, -T. Halloran, D Halpin, K. Hilgefort. Second row: T. Inskeep, J. Joseth, VT R. Kissing D Kummler, D. Lehmkuhi, D. McCarthy, M Meinhardt, J. Miller, J. Moore, R. Murphy. Third row' R O'Brien, C. Schaefer, J. Schoenung, D. Schroeder, M. Stevens, G Terimden, J. Wilson, L.Wu1ker The Junior class Homecoming flout stressed the theme :TBrains over Brawn.n rammirwfk M15191 0 m 5 cm W: L ; F I:1I II IIMI x , WW I'I-Ix II: II'II. IV : M VM 1 1 $1., Irhdl I I251 K First row: E Balfold, W. Berna, P. Barking, D; Bockelman, E. Cavanaugh, R. Feckter. Second row:F.Fennen,C.Cerke.G.Ce1-th T. Cilmdi,C.Herhe1r, K. Jansen, M Judy, G Kaiser, T Keating, C.Knepf1e. Third raw: R Koch, M.Ku1men, L Lay, J Luehhers, R. Mei- 1' 3.651111 Ngelj. CWIZiarry, E Pfeifer, D. Ratterman, R. Riestenberg. Fourth row: SI. ISavas, R. Schaefer, M. Schnefer, J. Schaipgr, R. Scully, new 6 em , F : Mike Lcnz has chnty of supervision as he makes final preparations for the Junior flout. The Junior float gets a feminine touch. 1 l 3.! 31's 1 tghT. 1-11IOT 5 First mw: R. Broft,J TDodge,J .Gates,J J,Haas V. Halloran; T Halpin, W. Hemnann. Second row: T Hilgefort, J. Hinton, T Imhoff J Janse11,W Kaiser, T. Keller, P. King, J.Kolhoff,R.K1-chmar, J. Kramski. Third row. J. Kummler, T. Lang, J. Lasita, J McKinney, M. ; McKinney, W. Mark: R Niex'narm, G. Papania, W. Pfirrman, E. Ruprecht. Fourth row: R. Schooler, J. Schwier, C. Stadtmiller, D. 'lie-I meier, I. Vitt R Weber, J. Wilberding, S. Witterstaetter, W. Zi'egler, E. Celina. ,x'. :5 The prize-winning Sophomore float shows the mighty Panther rolling over the Cavaliers and Mustangs. Rev. Charles J . Schriml, Pastor First row: D. Henzerling, R. Kunze, J. Stuhl. Second row: S. Davis, J. Steele. Third row: P. Davis, C. Martini, R. Nuucrt, R. Rybolt, V R. Scott, R. Win. , Poster Club moderator, Father Has- selhoff, moderates the enthusiasm of Steve Davis and Jim Bonn. 83 Very Rev. Msgr. Stanley Bertke, Pastor WILLIAM D. BARDUA CSMC; Honor Letter 2; An- nual- Staff 4; Art Club 2; l xa . ' V ' Dramatics 4 Father Ziegler shows Lhomr movies to an inlurealml Freshman. 7v; 1 :Ww Km JAMES L. BONO USMC: Honar Letter 1, 2, 3, n; Honor Pin 1. 2, 3: Annual Staff 4; Purple Quin 1!; Chess Ciub 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Eldurnide 2. 3, 4; Sludcnt Cnunnil 1; Arl Club 2, 3, 4; Puslnr Club 3, .1: Eldernrio Meclulv is! 2 i EDWARD W. CARMOEAI 0 ROBERT C. KECK GREGORY L. KOSSE RAYMOND T. ? CSMC CSMC CSMC LITTELMANN E 34 CSMC; Variety Show 4; Stw dent Manager 2 EDWIN L. LONG ROBERT W. MCKENNA CSMC CSMC; Basehall 2; Foothuli 1, 2; Student Manager 2 CARY T. MEYER PAUL F. MEYER CSMC CSNIC; Variely Show 4 Sleepy-eyed Father Gratsch cracks the whip at the Quill I Staff. x .. fir .' - E P. OBERJOHANN THOMAS?! SMITH CSMC; Honor Lima 1, 2.35 TSMCTHW 7 Letter 1; 2, ' 4; Honor Pin 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Honor P1112. 3; Annual DAVID .1. STENCER DONALD E. ZANG ; l 4-; Variety Show 4; Eldera- Staff 4; Purple Quill 4.; CSMC; Hmmr Lemar2 CSMC; Football 1 2, 3' 4 do Medalist 1, 2, 3 Chemistry Club 4; Dramatic; , 35 4; 'Elderado Madelist l, 2, 3 fFirs; row: H Ahlers, R. BTehI, M Carney, T. Kosse, J. Kramer, D Massa; R. Myers. Second raw: G. Richter, P. Schulz. Third row: K. Boelun, S. Brinker, T. Gramke, .B. Haas, R Imsicke,- S Ko'ne, T'. McNahime. Fourth- row: A-. Muman, N. Naher, J Oltha'us, W Schroeder R Simonsou,K Steche'r, R. Waller. A- Bob Schmidt waits for 1he Bullwinkle Show while pretending to study 9 : ,J: 1 m m M'. Koch,R Landenw1tsbh,rJ.-Lueiabetmg, W. McDonalti Vogel- K. VOEiner; J Weckangrock G. Wolfer. L Gary Bowman sleeps in school, too. 87 Rt. Rev. Msgr. John E. Kuhn, Pastor KiENETHW. BREWER c ' CSMC; Honor Letter; 1,92 33 DONALD E. BUCHANAN CSMC: Honor Letter 1, 2; Honor Pin 3; Student Coun- ci1'4 ' 88 JOHN J. CIAMPONE CSMC TIMOTHY R, FERN CSMC; Basketball 1 H. MICHAEL FLANIGAN RAYMOND F. HAFNER CSMC; Honor Letter 1; Chess CSMC; Football 1, 2 Club 1, 2, 3, 4-; Chemistry Club 4; Variety Show 4; gramatics 4; Color Guard , 3, 4 SIEGFRIED L. HAUSLADEN CSMC; Honor Letter 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Pin 1; Annual Staff 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Greek Club 3; Public Rela- tions 2; Chemistry Club 4; English Seminar 4; Camera Club 1, 2; Variety Show 4; Dramatics 4; Elderado Medal- ist 1, 2, 3 JOHN T. TOMLINSON CSMC; Golf 4 THOMAS W; WENZ CSMC; Annual Staff 4; Base- ball 3. 4; Football 1; 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Variety Show 4; Cheerleader 4; Mu- sic Appreciation 3 AMES T- MTTARULO MICHAEL c; JOHN F. POHLMEYER J CbMC MvGRANAHAN CSMC csnc Joe Etson displays his enthusiasm for World History. 89 First row: T. Becker, R. Brumiield, T. Curren, J. DeChristopher, J. Delmonaco, J. Dinsmore, J. Fettig. Second row: D. Fisher, W. Flohn, W. Gallagher, D. Gerrety, M. Gramgiia, P. Hurst, J. Insco, A. Kammer, T. Kiehl, P. Knoilmann, Third raw: M. Knoliman, B. Koemer, R. Kohake, R. K0111, J. Lauber, J. Lynch, R. Maier, J. Mallard, M. McCarthy, D. Peaker. Fourth row: W . Putnick, T. Ransick, P. Sclmfer, J. Simon, N. Soldano, C. Weast, R. Welsh, P. Willing. i1 85' stopped in 10 see the wrasslini and sluif. First row: R. Allman, D. Anderson, J. Barnhorsl, W. Biecker, F. Bredestege, L Brueggen, J. Burke. Second row: T. Cole, .L Doerger, C. Engerbert, J. Foderaro, W. Hohmeister, J. Hughes, J. Kaufhold, M. Krekeler, J. Krumpelheck, J. Kulu . Third row: D. Wagner, J. . Volker, G. Van Han, P. Molz, T. Moorman, J. Kuzma. 255: lbs. is just right. 9l first mm: S. Auer, D. Becker, T. Herding, A. Blum, K. Borad, A. Buschbacher, R. Clark. Second raw: W. Costello, D. Daly, W. Dnvitie ,' son, J. Emmrich, ,R. Gassner, J. Gels, D. Ginter, S. Hais, A. Hoffman, D. Holloway. Third raw: E. Kennedy, .1. Kissing, E. Kath, J Kjrekeler, L. Lanser; F. Lauber, J. Leedy, W. McAlpin, F. McKinney, E. Otting. Fourth raw: G. Ploehs, R. Reiff, T. 'Rotting'hads, J. Sass; L' J. Sievcring, T. Spuzgeon, H. Stindt, T. V055, M Wendling. . , 7 4 . 9 : . a .zizgi; Band members start their day with music. Rev. William Goldschmidt, Pastor JAMES C. FARLOW JOSEPH 1.. KRIZSA WILLIAM I. LIEBER KIRK A. 110131111130 CSMC; Variety Show 4!! Golf CSMC; Band 11 2, 31 4; Va- CSMC: Moss Cuunu'y 1 2 CSMC: C190 Club 3; 13115- 4 , riety Show 1, 2, 8, 4 3, 4-; Buskcthlll 1; lrzlck 1 2 kchuH 1; Football 11 2, 3, 4r; Studcnt Council 4; Variety Show 3,4 13:??133WKPEIAUS PW 2:113:11 S'PETROSKY GERALDJ.QUITTER RICHAIWAJHIEN 3. CqMcfa dual Ugfrff ii csnc: FoutImll 1; An csxzc: Truck 1; CIEe Club ' ' , ' n a ' Clul: 1 3; Variety Show 3, 4- Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4-; Track 1, 2, 3, 4-; Cheer Leader 4- 93 fFirst ro'w: W. Garbutt, R. Kuntz, B. Marchetti, E. Menkhaus, V. Momma, W. Nieman, C. Roszell. Second row: D. Topia, C. Wagner. Third row: L. Feue, J. Flancil, M. Herbert, J. Keenan, D. Kuntz, D. Prack, M. Richardson. Fourth row: G. RinthemF. Thayer. ' Flush! Stabb is human says Dr. Dohurinski. First row: E Celina, J. Elsbemd, M. Engel, J. Grutzmacher, G. 'Herrmann, J. Kalischmidt, J. KrailIer. Second row: R. Leppert, L. Pet- roskY,J Schultz, S. Shepherd, W Voss,W.Wagne1-, D. Witt. Oh! I hate to sce the nurse. Rev. Albert J. Kroum, Pastor RAYMOND A. BODE ROBERT J. BOOTH CLiFFORD P. CLAUSING CSMC; Stadium Usher Chemistry Club 4; CSMC; ' CSMC; Stacfium Usher,3 Music Appreciation V THOMAS E. FLANAGAN -: , Hanm- Pin 2; CSMC JAMES F. DUFFY RONALD A. FENNEMAN ' 3 JOHN s; CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Va. CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3,4 CSMC riety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 FISCHER i 1 ! HUGO J. HAMBERGER THOMAS N. HUELLEMEIER . RUSSELL T. HURLANDER CHARLES J, HUTI-I Honor Lemar 14 CSMC; Eng. CSMC CSMC; Camera Club Honor Letter 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor lish Seminar 4; Glee Club Pin 1. 3; CSMC; Student 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4- Council 4; Eldera'do, Medalistv 96 ' 2,; 3- Fr. Scimcfcr measures seniors for Caps and gowns. THOMAS E. KATHMAN RALPH F. KOPP CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- CSMC ball 1; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 DANIEL M. KUCHENBUCH MICHAEL J. LAUB CSMC Chemistry Club 4; CSMC; Dramatics 4:; Elderaide 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2 .3 I CLIFFORD 3- MEYER JEROME L- MILLER um um 13. msmmxc DAVID J. RIEDER CSMC CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3; Cmgs. ilnnlulfl inn 1. 2. 35 .1; Hnnnr Hnnm' Pin 3: CSMC Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4.; Pin 1 2 3. 51; CSMC Bum! Golf 3: Variety Show 2, 3 1 25 5 :L; Vm-irbty Show 1, 2: 3' 1L; Elnlmudo ML-dalist 1, 97 RICHARD J. SCHABLEIN CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3; Variety Show WILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER Chemistry Club 4; CSMC; Variety Show 3, 4-: Music Ap- preciation 3 J. TIMOTHY SCHOENY Honor Letter 2: CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4 98 MICHAEL L. URTI CSMC; Track 3; Art Club 2; Variety Show 3, 4 HORST STEHMER Honor Letter 1; CSMC BERNARD J. STOLL Honor Letter 2; CSMC; Band 1, 2, 3, 4-; Variety Show 1, 2, 4 First raw: R Albers, L Brockhoff, H Catanzaro, J. Dragan, W Eppinghoff K. Frank J. Frietsch. Second row: T. Grote, E. Hayden, : '.D Hoerst, D. Holmes,J. Kammer, R. Kirkland R. Kist, C. Kugk, R. Lang, C Mu rp.hy Thlird row: K. Neal, K. Niederhausen, E. Nugent, ' AL.-A,0Hendick, K Richard, S. Schenck, D. Schwab, R. Schwab, P. Sbiplelt, R. Vonderheide, Fourth row: M. DiTomaso. I Eldefs ncw chapel. i l 1 I Very Rev. Msgr. 5:, pm a; W Francis Kennedy, Administrator RICHARD GERWEL CSMC; Elderaide 2, 3. 4; I Stadium Usher 1, 2 A. Zaharieff FL Buening peeks away on his silent typewriter. St W Rev. Bernard Huitink, . Rev. Robert C. ' Administrator Leugers, Pastor E, Schwier Mag65 W. Barkalow i um;- R. Esterman, W. Holthausc, T. Kidder IOO : Rev. Lawrence J. Kroum, Pastor RICHARD G. ASIMUS HOWARD H. BOEING Honor Letter 1, 2; CSMC; CSMC Annual Staff 4; Purple Quill 3, 4-; English Suminur 4'; Art Club 2; Dramatics 4 ROBERT P, CUSHING DENNIS J. DALY CSMC; Eldemidc 1, 2; Sta- CSHC; Track 1; Elderaide dium Usher 2, 3, 4-; Variety Show 1 . ROBERT J. BRENNAN CHARLES A EDRICH Egg??? . Dggh?4i Foot- CSMC: Honor Letter 1; Annual CSMC; Elderuide 2 , mm ' Sun 4; Greek Club a; Public Relm ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3 tions 3. 4: Chemistry Club 4; Eng- lish 59min 4: Variety Show 3. ,1; Basketball lI 2; Bnaebnll 3, 4 l0l ANDREW A. EGLOFF MICHAEL J. FANNING CSMC; Annual Staff 4; Foot- CSMC; Annual Staff 4-; Chess ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4-; Club 3 Variety Show 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 I h , QJammin-Jn: BARRY P. JANSEN MICHAEL E KAHSAR CSMC CSMC; Honor Letter 1, 2; Honor Pin 1; Annual Staff 4; Chess Club 3, 4-; Greek Club 3; Chemistry Club 4-; English Seminar 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 3; Elder- ado Medalist 2; Golf 4- V ' ANTHONY E.MEYER ' CSMC; H'onor Pin 1; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3, 4 J . ANTHONY PAGANO CSMC; Honor Letter 1, 2; Honor Pin 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4-; Chess Club 1; Track 1, 2; Varigty Show 2, S, 4 JAMES KING CSMC; Honor Pin 2; Annual Staff 4; Purple Quill 11,- Stu- dent Council 4,- Variely Show 3, 4.; Truck 3, 4,- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD J, KNARR CSMC THOMAS J, LUEBBE CSMC; Track 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4- JAMES H. PURCELL CSMC; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4- JAMES L. MARDIS CSMC; Honor Chemimry Club 4 Letter l03 WILLIAM A. REINSTATLER CSMC; Football 1, 2, 3 JAMES L. SCHULTER CSMC; Football 1 ROBERT R RIPLEY CSMC; Annual Staff 4 JOSEPH A. SEHER CSMC; Honor Letter 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 2; Variety Show 3, 4-; Elderado Medalist 2; Golf 4 JOHN D, WTETHE CSMC; Track 2; Usher 1 Stadium RICHARD C. STUART CSMC; Foothall 1, 2, 4; Track 3; Variety Show 3, 4 RONALD E. WEICAND CSMC; Variety Show 4 WILLIAM L. WITSKIN DENNIS R- WILLS CSMC; Basketball 1; Cross- CSMC; Football 1; EIder- country 1 aide 1, 2; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Student Manager 2, 4 JOHN TENSING Honor Pin 3; CSMC MARK R. WERNER CSMC; Variety Show 4 yd: z l'MWIiIQlRVAV I05 1' 9 . m; 4 44 Amy.-. F. - t. hi Jlt h n D D Mi- .A.M . First row: L. Abrams, T. Bittner, A'. Da-tilo, A. Dobur ' Dolm ng Fay, R. Fpldman. Second row: R. Frey. T.Ci1dea, N. Hahn, D. Hoetker, D Huebener, J. Kramer, W.McDoha1d;J Munnmghoff 3'. Nohe, T. Olthaus. Third raw: A. Party, W Robbe, R Rubin- H son, R. Schafer, R Stacy. F- , D f Wonder bread builds strong bodies 8 ways' What has Sh 1- aiui JJ fl 113D .Mi- .Hil- First row: M. Abrams, D Asimus, T Beal, J B1ust,P.CanoIl,D. C.rowe,M.Diekman.Secandmw:J Emmerling, A. Esterkamp, J- Eisbn, D. Fox, R Greiner, J. Heide1,J. Heileman, R..He1-rmann, D Jacobs, H. Kahlua. Third raw: J. Kamp, D. Keme'n, F. Kersting, D. Kluesener, 1 R. Knepile, S. Knight, J. Knippenberg, J. Lee, J. Mause,cR .Moraimd Fourth row: M Nieman,T. Omen, G Rathmnn,W. Reich. 1 O D L6. 5 N ADFIIEI II JIIglIIIIgIIII J. Reinstaller, J. Rowekamp, T. Schira, L. Staab, I. Stavale, P. Vogclpoht, R. Wallace, M. White, J. Winterhaher, J. Woebkenberg. 666666 66 . unamn mm D Q Q 6 mg a i F , First row: R. Backus, W. Bayer,: K Bernhard, R. Braddjck, R. Bruckschmidt, J. Brogan, R; Brogah. Second row A 6 D Byrnei:I D Caruso, J. Deters, G. Dietrich, W.:Fae1h,-J. Faiilace, R. Fey, W. Forxester Third few. Fox, E . gan,a1pin. . J , , Mr. Hermie takes over Fr. Bertke6s history class. gmx i mum k nun g. FPPFFDWFWDP v D n n A D n' m, m. nmmml T Firs: row: E. Hemsath, R.Hengehold,P.Hu1-st, S Hyland, D. Kohlsdorf, J. K1011, T. Kloecker, J Luebbe, L. Meyer, F. Malcher. Second 5 row: L Mierenfeld, R. Mierenfeld, R. Molleran D Moorman, M. Mullen, C. Murray, M. Puche R. Richter, J. Rogers, R Schlotman; '3 I Third row: I. Shorten, J. Sieve, G. Steimle, M. Taylor, M. Tensing, A. Theders, R. Tremen T. Werner,T White, J Witsken. L -; Frv Niehuus smiles after returning from Mother Of Mercy. i Immumm .4 55. WW d5 pm Hev. Francis J. Flanagan. Pastor DAVID J. BROOKS ROBERT L. GASKINS CHIC CFMC CSMC gxm- Mlkmflr-Jmm ' rt. ; 1. .g: - Firs: row: D. Cilday, J, Mock, R. Mack, R. Simonson. Scrum? rou': M. Chenault, D. Wilkymacky. Third row: W. Crookham, V. Cilday, D. Martin, R. Mock. Nt-w alumni of- ficers for the com- ing yPar. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert J. Sherry, Pastor 1' RICHARD D. BEASLEY WILLIAM H. BERRA CSMC; Football 1 CSMC; Football 1, 2 1 v 1: F t-h H t k3 1-, , THOMAS K. BIEDENHARN JEROME V. BROFFT 3:333 3'14 DINGII CII'IIII III I II- IIIII I II CSMC; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; CSMC; TrackZ 4' I' I Cross Country 3, 4; Cheer- leader 4: 1 CAVANAUGH DENNIS E CHII-Ds WILLIAM D. CLYDE $1311??ng 1, 2 3 4- Va- CSMC Glee Chili 3' iVa- csmc; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 511'ety-Show3 4 list? Shaw3 4 . - - H ,. . 4; Greek Ciub 3; Band 4; . , , - Elderaide 2, 3; Art Club 2; Posier Club 2, 3, 4 I I I m 144.,-.. n-vvgum - JAMES A. CORCORAN RAYMOND C. DERRICK JAMES W. DETZEL GERALD W DUGAN CSMC; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; CSMC; Football 1,2 CSMC; Fomhall 1; Camera CSMC; Librarian 3,4 Track 2; Glee Club 3; Var Chlb 1; Variely Show 3, 4; riety Show 3, 4 Dramatics 4 ML Slunlebeck instructs students. RICHARD T. EARLY ANTHONY F. EDELMANN DONALD L. FARWICK ROBERT R. GASDORF CSMC; Football 1 CSMC; Chess Club 1, 2; CSMC; Annual Staff 4 CSMC; Football 1 Greek Club 3; Chemistry Club 4-; Art Club 2; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4 ll2 JOHN T. HEFFERNAN ROBERT C. JORDAN CSMC; Baseball 2, 4; Basket- CSMC; Honor Pin 3 ball 1, 72: 3, 4; Cross Country 11; Cheerleader 4e Buchanan argues about prices of food. 4;; LAWRENCE E. KOTZ JAMES J. KOTZBAUER CSMC CSMC ROBERT c. KRIMMER EDWARD D MONAHAN Lows F. NICOLAI CHARLES J. PETERS CSMC CSMC CSMC CSMC: Creek Club 3 H3 FREDERICK F. PIZZO CSMC; Honor Pin 1; Honor Letter 1 PATRICK H. ROBINETTE CSMC; Honor Letter 1; Hon- or Pin 1 Fr. Bischoff instructs interested pupils in the finer things 0f1' G. WILLIAM TRACY CSMC: Chess Club 1; Greek Club 3; Glee Club 3; F00!- hail 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Elderaidc 2 II4 MICHAEL E. TRAGESSER CSMC CHARLES. L. VENEMAN CSMC; Elderaide 2, 3, 4; Va- riety Show 3, '4 W HENRY STRI'ET V CSMC;LHonerLetter 1, 2, 3 Basketbali 1,.'2; Student Coun- cil 2 K JAMES-A. WELDELE CSMC; Honor Pin 2, 3 a C: g A F f n I. Chn1 . First row: C. Bailey, C Becker, E. Bohman, J. Childs, R. Coniey, C. Co1gan, D. Donovan. Second row: .1. Edmiston, D. Flsaesser, R El- g saesser, E. Freda, R. Frey, H; Grawe, R Cutekunst, C Hassett, T Hater, C. Kappen. Third row: J Kellison, D. Kent, R Kirfer, F.K1aus, F Kooymans,G.Kunkemoeller, M1Lenz, F Mayer, W Meier, T. Nnegel. Fourth row: R. Newberry, M Ortwein, D Riestenberg, P. Ryan, R.Schlin'ken,J.Sc11rage, P Schroeder, D. Schwarber, J Smith, R Stiens. Fifth raw: T. Straitmann, G. Thomas, R. Trentman, E Wesseling,J. Wind, G. Welter. J Okay, everybody 511V 'paycheck'? yr 4.1 AA .AfA I1 I11. Amman ,First row: C Barkerst, A. Bender, T. Blair, J Boland, D. Bombers, R. Branch P Bueltbrman. V: J. Desenhrock, D. Diese1,T.Driskell C. Feldman, T. Fischer, J. Fisher, J. Farbes, T. A ,R. Haubner, T. Hellman, J. Herman, D Hi1ve1t,W Huddleson,1. .Keiner, W Kotz, P. ' A. Metzner, P Miller, E. Neumann, W. OfRourke, F Oswald, D. Penderghaat, J. Perzel. F1fth rdw 1. J. 111011111113, P Tracy, G. Tragesser, G. Veneman, J. Wachs'muth, L; We'EseIs Corcoran sleepwalks to school with Luebbe, Braun and Miller. B QFx'm row: A. BBrdonam; J. Branch, H. Brickweg. 1.3mm R Brayles, R Butcher, c. Cappel. Second raw: P. Chambers, E.CiaB1 Bamlla, T.C01i1'ose, F. Doerger, J. Driggers, P Elsaesser, W. Galiant, R. Gibbs, R. Ginandt G. Gramm. Third row: T. Giltekunst, ' T. Haubner, R. Heh'eman, F.Hemsink,D.Hi11P.Hogan, T. Junk,R. Kirch,C.K1emex-, T. Kopp. Fourth row: T.Loc1cwood, G. Mastin, J. Meyer, P. Meyer, W. Mueller, C. Muethinth. Naegel, D. O'Donnell, W. Pumhagen, T. Purtell Fifth row: M Rosenthal, A. 1 ;'--Semona,W.Ste1-n, V.Teku1ve, T. Tepe, T. Thomas,R .Veth W. Wauligman, D Weisker, D Westendorf. Sixth raw: 5. Whitmer, R. 5 Wind, G. Wolfuom. Underclassmen show ui11- lelligenl prowess at as- sembly. 74a C. Patton BA 51011 G- K d 11 '20 en a T. Kathman T. Cavanaugh P. Nienaber I962 BRAD 7W 7W 7W This yeafs hhMarching Men of Elciely topped all previous band milestones. Playing before many thousands, the band performed in notable style, easing the halftime heartaches of many football enthusiasts Under the excellent direction of Lee M. Trauth, they have performed ably at concerts throughout the year. Again the Elder musicians gave note- worthy performances at both the Variety Show and at halftime ceremonies. Earl Lehkamp Mike Lenz Mr. Lee M, Traulh, Direcior l2! ua- ' ' mmimw zmmef I. Louisville fair outshone by Whrching Men. The uAlma Mater is still our favorite song. Horns herald valiant Vicmry. Heft m righU Barbara Bill, Anne Frohn, Judy Hater, Mary Umberg, Jean Merkhofer, Mary Ann Maupin, Kathy Dresmann, Umeeliny Sharon Kov'acs. Missing was Patsy Clevengcr. 7764M mmzmmmmwwm The eight lovely ladies from Seton and Mercy, who have added color to all of our football games, were even more colorful this year in their new attire. Sharon Kovacs was: presented with a trophy at the West High game in recognition of her four years of service. The girls in new uniforms UJelowL Four year veteran Uightl 7W WWSW... Mr. Lee M. Trauth completely reorganized the Glee Club this year. Restricting membership to freshmen only, Mr. Trauth intends to build up the group each year into an outstanding vocal organization. He has scored much success already The Glee Club performed at assemblies and Welfare Meetings this year and shows promise of even greater things to come. R011, if I could only read music, sigh K0111, Fischesser, and Burger. First row: G. Papuniu, D. Vincent, C. Maduy, D. Schnener, J. Fischesscr, M. Wendliug, P. Maloney Second row: R. Nieman, K. Kprley, D. Brass, W. Hein, J. Gels1 J. Holmes. Third row: J. K1011, R. Wind, J. Noe, R. Scott, V. Welage. Fourth row: C. Burger, J. Sass, T. Purthl, P. Schmidt. Fifth row: K. Seal. T. Fey, E. Koth. Sixnh row: J. Morcncy, J. Jansen. ; l25 EMa-Wtawg Emma WFhe Lively Arts of Sister Gervaise was this yearhs offering of the Elder Thespians in conjunction with the Masque and Gavel Society of Mother of Mercy High School. The play was held at Mercy Auditorium shortly after Easter. The three act play was under the direction of Father Robert Putnick of Elder and Sister Mary Carlos of Mercy. A double cast of sixteen boys and twenty-six girls, plus stage crew was used. A Jesuit priest, Fr. John L. Bonn, is the author of the comedy play, which takes place in a co-educational high school. Every- thing Sister Gervaise attempted seemed tioomed to failure, but in the end all worked out. The leads Were handled by Ned Lautenbach and Gerry Each- man, portraying the part of Joe, Ed Geckle and Clarence Deitsch, alternates of Father Cooney, and Ed Krekeler and Mike Flanigan exchanged the part of Mr. Gill. Mary Lou Hall and Jeanne Inder- hees shared the lead of Sister Gervaise. 330,?an . $v e a 3mm? erk us Cindy Ludwig louks 0n amusedly. 1'01ka pours forth her soul. . I'd work better with a flat top,' sug Q 003 , aim P o 1111 i; l Ambitious sophomores, under the direction of Father Vocke, composed articles about these historical items: Chuck Knepfle ................ Leonardo da Vinci Tom Fischer , Louis XIV of France Frank Thayer Ships of the World Joe Elson ., ,, William the Conquerer James Knoll , Invasion of Britain Russell Brown ............. Superstitions Joseph Federaro ,, Egypt Thomas Moorman Elizabclh 1 Gilbert Hagemau ,, , , , Early Greece Raymond Merz . .. , , H ,,,,,,,, Marco P070 Anthony Metzner ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .. Phallus Cary Finkelmeier , A ,,,,,,,, The Vikings .3 a ' Jaw A menu- Huuuw H NTH M mum .1 '41 i Kwam- El .29 6W2m7tew5$m MSW.., For the firSt time, Elder seniors were given an opportunity to make a closed retreat at the Miltord Retreat House. Operated by the Jesuit Fathers. The vast majurity olk seniors were tremendously impressed by this unique cxpcriencu It provided an atmosphere of prayer, quiul. and reflection unlike zuqthing they had ever encountered before. In many instances it made them resolve to continue this practice of an an- nual retreat after high schont The retreat for the undwclusanen was held as usual at Elder after Easter. They cooperated ill a particw Iarly tine. manner. Mass was offered each days in the gym. Coupled with our new chapel, this did much to improve the spiritual Climate. Dirk Sanurl mvditutm in the chzlva Tlm riw-r helps tht: seniors cnnlmnplatc. Fr. lCrpx-nlm-vlll is- lhv Hrlrvul Maslur :11 Nliifurd, Tom Luchhc l'vmls quivlly in the SlV'llbinn nf his mum. Thu mmfm'iulwlr' Milford Hmrmlt Hmm- u'hvrv ull llu- mulls um survvd in SHUNT. I3l Stadeaw gownm KM 70,6 71m Elder sluclmlls guu' Exceptionally fine accoums 0f themsvhvs in arlislic and scientific cmnpclilions held throughout the -x tar. John Deters won a top award in art in a competition sponsored by the .1 01m Shilliln C0. The Triple AC Science Fair at Xavier University saw Gerald Wullcr. Robert Mcltcmich, Wialler Klayer, Mathias Giu'er, and Michael Oriwein lake medals in Physics and Engizmvring. Elder was the only school to have Ibis number of medal winners. Top honors HCI'C likewise taken in the Engineering Society competition and in the Science Fai at Miami Uniwrsily. Elder talent 511mm once again! Sullmunn 21nd Slacy prepare for 1119 Scicnm: Fair. l32 , , 2 m Smnding: Ceruld Wullur7 Wullcr KLlym'. Hulwri lelvrnicll, PCIH' thulz, Mullliah' Ciworr Micllacl Orlwcin, Richard KUClllCl'. Swimi: James 13mm, Thomas Smith. Shn'dl-UH, ffrxr row: Julm Dunn's, Jnlm Fischosscr, Dcnnis Regen, Rqu-rl Hclmuidcr. Swond row: James R. Jansen, 1311131 Dll- lmch, Charles Donnt Flvwn Wllitmer, Thomas Kirslcin, Victor Tukulvo, Anthony Rulln-mcyor. Seated: Michael Franz, David Cimer. 1F? I33 .Al Iegretto marcato , 6'3 AHegro Bel.Bd.KO-153 0'5696'4616 77tcwc'cd Exclaim 24adc'ence aSBuglc Calw was the title of the original musical which Elder 1.11135611le 0n the nights of May 17, 8A, TO. and 20. in Setmfs Auditorium. Seniurs Marty Weber of Elder and Kathy Tucrck 01 Salon were given the leaders after extensive try- outs in the last weeks of February. The musical directed by Mr. Lee MI. Traulh and Falhm Russell Blank dealt xxith a G1. in France at the end of XVorld War II. Mr. Iraulh wrote the story and all the music and lyrics. - Thu script was- writlen by Weber and Mike Quinn. The auditorium was crowded with people for all pbrfm'nmnces, as it has lwen in past years. Mr. 'I'raulh listens to musical prospems. Script wriwrs Many Weber and Mike Quinn lnuk m'cr details of their production. mum j, M. .S'TARSM I35 .- :- a .. $4.54-..- a f a .0 3i...............: ........ . : .. . .A...$............ .2... a. . .32... . $a.1$?rr??r: , . fry, N$.N - i l x II Bugle Callmg take a hrealher in 1h0ir rrhcarsal tn pnsr for the camerm i Jerry Kwilisnn lunvs up st'lwrry 11nd Krokt-lvr fur thPir singing parts, zim- w. Tlli' l36 W r 2w m me WT , m g gmwm mg3$33$ W W m Wmmm . 4 W W M WW m mm mm W W353 9, c; , w ngg 153 WWWW w 4 W. am W RM meIu-rn pusvi uilh 1hr Sclun stars HI Buglv Can. 137 Front row Heft m righU: Father Bischoff; Jim King, Vice President: Butch Kollcck, President; Mike Quinn, Secretary; Tom Wenz, Treasurer; Father Klawitter. Second row: A1 Caliguri, Don Buchanan, Jim Bono, Fred Rizzo, Charlie Hulh, Bah Murphy, Bill Sollman, Tom Mechan. Third raw: Tony Dattilo, Jay Munninghuff, Kirk Lubring, Jim Kcnkel, Hank Striet, Jim Lang, George Scherer, George Schaefer. WWaSWSW,.. The Student Council got a new lease on life this ing 1961-62 a year distinguished for spirit. Officers year, thanks to Fathers Klawitter and Bischoff. It took were President Butch Kolleck, Vice President Jim care of running dances, planning activities, and most King, Secretary Mike Quinn, Treasurer Tom Wenz. important of all, contributed in large measure to mak I38 54am ?WSWSMH, The Camera Club, under the moderation of Fr. Thomas Duesing, has made many notable contribu- tions to the success of school publications. Two out- standing photographers in the Club are I. Welter and B. Metternich. The pictures in the Purple Quill, the Elttettado and in the public papers are all a result of their hard work. Photography is one of the most popular hobbies at Elder. With the addition of the dark room, the Camera Clubts enrollment has increased a hundred fold. ft i; Jerry Walter and ttThe Visible Head of the Church work in the dark room. amm- . quuuunu Sm SM gw-Amma . , . Smff: Editor in Chief: Ned Lautenbach Associate Editors: Mike Quinn Richard Asimus Jerry Bachman William Bardua Jim Bono Wayne Chapman William Clyde Jim Daltilo Clarence Deitsch Bob Brennan Andy Egloff Bill Seibert Tom Wen: Michael Fanning Don Farwick Jim Forrester Edward Krekeler Michael Kahsar Edward Geckle Michael Grace Seigfried Hausladen Jim Kenkcl Jim King Photographers: Gerald Welter Robert Metternich William Huddleson Artist: James Bone Butch Kolleck Jim Mardis Dick Monnig John Mueller Gene Oberjohann Anthony Pugano Robert Ripley Joe Seher Tom Smith Jim Willet X ?.?.WSW Father Strittmatteras Public Relations De- partment continued their task of spreading the good word about Elder. One project of the year, in addition to numerous news items, was the publishing of a brochure on the faculv ty members and their educational background. Another misspell- ing! Seated Heft to righU Ned Lautcnbach, Father Stritlmalter, Bob Drennan, Standing Heft l0 righU Jim Kenkcl, Butch Kolleck, Bill Sollmann. Zettaigmag W379a55kaipafamu, The All-American Purple Quill came forth every three weeks from its Wvory tower as regular as the Cincinnati Transit Co. Father Cratsch inspired his fledgling journalists to new heights of ex- cellence. Asimus cuts out paper dolls again. Front row: Mike Quinn, Ned Lautenbach, Tom Smith, Jim Bone, Jim Kenkel. Second row: Gerry Welter, Bill Seibert, Gerry Bachman, Dick Asimus. Third row: Bob Melternich, Jim King, Father Gratsch. ' ' ' m 9 -, f. a $99.31: W Junior staff mem- bers: Dobur, Lang, Newberry, Groneman, Shiplett, Stevens, Crave, Macke, Fay. Acito, n manor 'u Senior float depicts our favorite activity. Members of the senior flout committee. bbovd Junior float committee with Fr. Roby. Umlow ?mins over Brawn' was the theme of the Jumor Steve Davis accepts Irophy for sophomores. Prize-winning sophomore float had E4Spol't5 as its theme. Above are members of the sophomore committee Fr. Buening with freshman float commutee. Freshmen's theme was s:Pleli- gion. IN THIS SIGN WE .a-IIA ED I45 WWW smzmgmm EldeIis Catholic Students Mission Crusade and Cadets for Christ gave our students a chance to enrich their spiritual life. The C.S.M.C., under the direction of Father Stanley Luehrmann, spent many hours sending books and maga- zines t0 the foreign missions. Trips to the Trappist Monastery at Geths'emani, Kentucky, and raising funds for the missions were all part of its program. Father William Sickingis Cadets for Christ also con- tinued their noble work with a minimum of fanfare. Brother Juniper says . . . Seated: Gerry Bachman, Father Luehrmann, Tom Smith. Standing: Gene Oberjohann, Bill Seibert. Seated: T, Wenz, J. Bone, E4 Krekeler, Fr. Husselhoff, S. Davis, J. Schwab, A. Wise. Standing: G. Rahschulte, R. Leppert, G. Neidhard, .W. Faeth, F. Lauber, .I. Seivc, T. Hunt, J. Deters, H. Manse, C. Manley. 24mm rim ;4afdadtc'ed , 4 r Meeting once a week, Father Robert Hassel- hoffs Art Club provided lively posters and car- toons for the sports en- deavors of the Panthers. Steve Davis, Gary Neid- hard, and Jim Bono showed great promise in their drawings. ,4th The Art Club presents our Thanksgiving menu. In its fourth year of existence, the Chess Club continued to grow in popularity among the students. Play- ing an eight game schedule, the Panther chessmen also participated in city and state-wide tournaments. x l L- hAimmilc-mm Hausladen looks confident over the bewildered Kahsan HEW! Fr. Wine poses with his aspiring chemists Twenty-two seniors met after school on Tuesday's to vie for the coveted umad scientisW award in Fr. Herbert Witte7s Chemistry Club. Actually, the group undertook a number of educational ventures to industrial and scientific sites. Kirk Lobring wonders, i'Is this how Einstein started. I49 Behind desk are left to right: H. Schmidt, P. Tracy, T. Moorman, and Fr. Buening. lnIfront of desk are left to right: J. De Christopher, R. Merz, Mike Lenz, Joe Blast, R. Chastang, J. Dugan, and E. Lehkamp. llililll'IHllllll' HIIIIIJIIHIHI IIIHIIIJIHIUJHHIIIII ' IWIIII: II I II III I II I IV Tg'm' t Seated. R. Hermann, J. Wind, T. Blair, L. Meyer, J. NoIte, W. Minnery, S. Pellegrino, J Krumple- beck M White Standing: R. Knephle J.' Del Monica, V Scardina, J. Simon, J Hughes. With the increased number of books in the library, Fr. Robert Buening and his group of student-librarians did a fine job in maintaining an efficient department. Many hours were spent after school to insure students of a smooth running library for their convenience. A group of thirteen students established the Coin Club in late October with Mr. Virgil Scardina as moderator. The club meets weekly when trading, selling, and buying of coins takes place. l50 7mm5maedm Meeting bi-weekly at Fr. Robert Pulnickk home, the English Seminar once again proved to be one of the favor- ite activities of the seniors. Concentrating on modern authors, the group of sixteen discussed the works of Hemingway, Green, Steinbeck, and other contemporary writers. Now Jerry, ifs easier when you read it right,- side-up. Sitting Haj: to righU: Mike Quinn, Bob Drennan, Ned Lautenbach, Jerry Bachman, Mike Kahsar, Hugo Hamburger, Fred Hausludcn, Jim Kenkel, Bill Seibert, Charles Rizzo. Standing: Dick Asimus, Clarence Deitsch, Ed Geckle, Butch Kolleck, Ed Krekeler, Terry Robinson, with Fr. Robert Putnick. I5l . I :1 ii? 5?:Q? First row: J. Baker, E. Lehkamp, J. Bone, M0 Laub, J. Junker, J. Buono, J. Klein. S. Boland, J. Becker. Second row: J. Laacke, C. Venneman, M. Lenz, J. Childs, M. Richardson, T. Tapke, C. McHuveror, C. Bailey, R. Kuze. Third row: G. DeMuzio, D. Daly, R. Cenvel, C. Mentrup, W. Easen, F. Schafer, F. Bertram, J. OBrien, F. Boonmen, T. Fern, L. Shamper. 24wzmdefw71e6p,,. FeedingAIBOO students daily or handling a crowd of 10,000 was the task of the Elderaides-Stadium Ushers. Under the supervision of Fr. Robert Schaefer, they per- formed their indispensable services with maximum efficiency. Front row: T. Steele, F. Blust, B. Herrmann, T. Crummelman, H. Schaf- fer. Second row: J. Kau- fold, J. Hughes, R. Mo- rano, R. Waller, L. Ker- her, M. Chenault, R. Sucher. Back row: L. Imhoh, W. Marquet, M. Judy, T. Hanekamp, J. OBrien, J. Krumplebeck, R. Keith. Sirnzding Heft Io righU: A. Kammer, G. Scherer, D. Braun, T: T. Ransick. Our cheerleaders unified the always en- thusiastic Panther rooters. They were there to lead, and when ihBiedyj, called for the Elder Special, the ihold spirith, resounded from the lair of the Purple and White. hk e e '2 6 e a d e a d George Scherer gives those 50h and-so Spurlims a piece of his mind l55 Mr. Virgil Scardina - Mr. Ray Dieringer Head F ootball Coach ' Heacll Basketball Coach i? 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WW Starting at bottom, counterclockwise: Mike Junker, Dick Monnig, Tom Wenz, Ned Lautenbach, Kirk Lobring, Jim Willet, Mike Quinn, Joe Menkhous, Jim Danilo, John Mueller, Jim King. I60 I Top row: Joe Seher, ButchKollt-gck, J im Cordoran J im Purcell Tom Luebbe Jim Forrester Alan Weaver ' Bottom row: Don Zang, Dick Stuart, Andy Eglcgff' 35M as: 395 E5 E2 E? 3955 33m $203 :5! x52. .M 9:2 .. aouw goumoog Bacon defenders swarm over Quinn at Homecoming. Jam'mwe 5:, 2 3m ta 76a ELDER 7hLOUISVILLE ST. XAVIER 7 Elder opened the 1961 grid season with a 7-7 tie against Louisville St. Xavier at the Louisville Fairgrounds. Each team scored in the first period and then battled on even terms the remainder of the game. Junker, with the assistance of great blocking, raced 85 yards for Elderk touchdown. Egloff added the extra point to tie the game. ELDER 37hCHILLICOTHE 6 Datlilo scooted 67 yards to the Chillicothe 3 0n the second play from scrimmage. Junker pounded over for the touchdown and Egloff converted for the extra point. In the second period Monnig ran 51 yards up the middle climaxing a 71-yard drive in five plays. Lautenbach connected on a pass to Junker, 'good for 34 yards and a TD. Halloran intercepted a pass and ran 28 yards to paydirt. uKiller rounds the end with uWinger out in front. Monnig moves against St. X as Hahn relaxes in back- ground. McNicholas tacklers bring down Willet. I66 2ac6etd '7'wmwaf 3g Wagaq 77am PW 7W 70W ?cyew A Rocket listens: for Htmdfs heart beat; ELDER 20hMcNICI-IOLAS 6 The Hmighty mitesh started out in a very slow fashion. How- ever, late in the first stanza, Dattilo scored lhe first of his three touchdowns from the one. A Lautenhach t0 Quinn pass added the extra points. Dattilo ran 23 yards around end in the second half for another TD. A 38-yard drive was Climaxed by Dattilds five yard plunge in 'the third period. McNicholas scored its lone tally in the final minutes of the game. ELDER SShWITHROW 12 Scoring in every period, EMer rolled to an impressive victory over the Wilhrow Tigers. Captain Dattilo scorgd two touchdowns on sprints of thirty and six yards. Haliback Meier scooted 26 yards fur another TD. Lautenhach accounted for the last two touchdowns on short plunges. Withrowk Bailey scored their 12 points. Elder doubled the Tigers sta- tistically. Junker smolhers 01115001116 player. Bashful Ned Laulenbach closes his eyes to camera. King and Lohring head downfield as Mueller i5 mmnentarily delayed against Withrow. M7 I68 4:4 SW 705a - Wale 3W 5W 9W 3W Damian Brogan bangs big, bad Bacon boy. ELDER IFDAYTON CHAMINADE 0 Elder scored in the second and fourth periocis. Dattilo climaxed the first drive when he charged over from the one. Late in the game, Elder took over the ball on downs on the Chaminade 29. Junker smashed over from the two for the touchdown which put the game on ice. Elderhs strong defense held the Eagle ground-attack to a slim 118 yards. ELDER 36eDAYTON DUNBAR 6 Elder pulled another upset as they blasted the heavier, ninth-ranked Dayton Dunbar. Lautenbach threw to Quinn for a 50-yard pass play to the Dunbar six. Junker went over for the TD. Later touchdowns were scored by Quinn, Monnig, Dattilo: and Junker. Dazillo will Challenge Cheer 10 a whileness test after West Hi game. 900 lbs. of Bomber vs. 165 lb. Terry Holloran. 1K ? $c ' ' $7:?$ .! a Wlkk' -- g':3r' wQ 4 f 1' Junker grinds Out yardage against Purcell. ' ' 'vs-rn- -,??mr-.m+' A m Purcell halfback upset by Elderk Manion. ' PM PM 5:, 2m 1W Wm! 7WW l70 ELDER 34hPURCELL 20 The fired up Panthers defeated Purcell for their biggest victory of the season. On the second play from scrimmage, Quinn scored on a sixty-yard pass play from Lautenhach. Minutes later Junker scored after a thirty-yard pass had moved the ball to the two yard line. Purcell rebounded with three touchdowns but three Elder scores in the final five minutes put the Purple ahead for keeps. Junker, who had three tallies, and Quinn, who scored twice, was voted outstanding player of the day. Lautenbach and Dattilo also starred. ELDER PST. XAVIER 0 Suffering a letdown after the Purcell game, the Panthers held on in the late minutes of the game to defeat the inspired Bombers. On the second play, Dattilo broke loose up the middle and rambled forty-nine yards for the games only score. Egloff had four of his punts go out of bounds inside the teneyard line to keep the Bombers far from paydirt. Their deepest penetration was to the twenty-yard line. Spartan, youH'e not going anywhere. KliDITIx-IT'. m : Brogan wows km with his circus acts. l7l West Hi knocked everybody down but the ball carrier. SW SW 716mm, 5m 7064: 71c: ?mtgeed 6n '7ch Mad ELDER 6-ROGER BACON 18 Roger Bacon,s three second half touchdowns enabled them to spoil the Homecoming hopes of the Panthers before 12,000 fans. Elder marched 65 yards in the first period for their only score. Lautenbach swept left end for the final two yards. Minutes later, the Panthers recovered a fumble and moved 32 yards to the Bacon one-foot line before being stopped. The Spartans completely dominated the second half, scoring every time they had the ball. The Panthers just couldntt stop the much heavier Spartan line. ELDER 28wWESTERN HILLS 0 The Panthers completely dominated and easily won the muddy Thanksgiving classic played at Trechter Stadium. After a scoreless first quarter featured by seven punts, Junker smashed one yard for a touchdown on the second play of the second quarter. Dattilo sprinted twenty-five yards around end for the second score, Kolleck plunged one yard for the next TD. After Elder recovered one of West HTS five fumbles, Kolleck raced 52 yards around end for the final touchdown of the season. Jerry Hendy kniies down Sexton. Ballerina Tom Luebbe and Bill Meier pull down a Cavalier. '11 L M WV g. iJ Klu n 5-. ftnnu' aw h I Dirly Didi looks at home i W551 Hi game. Lobring closes in on Spartan. I73 $$mnme ' X? h eammwmmmundmmm M , ,, , HTS! row: Coach Jim Mullen, P. Berling, T. Cramke, J. Schaiper, T. Schira, Coach Bob Konkoly. Serond row: R. Thomas, L. Keiner, J. Ruth, R. Rizzo, D. Borchers. Third raw: Jr Reinstatler, R. Stenger, B. Cummings, K. Gold, D. Hilvert, T. Currin. Fourth row: C Vanhart, N. Naher, F. Oswald, J. Veneman, E. Schwier, A. Gargano, J. Barnhorst. 2W 7W 7de ELDER 14eMcNICHOLAS 0 The only two tallies were results of end runs by Tom Gramke. The defense wasnjt quite up to par, but it was sufficient to hold the Rockets scoreless. ELDER 22-PURCELL 6 Eldefs scores were results of short plunges, due to aggressive line play. ELDER O-ROGER BACON 0 Elder tallied on the first play from scrimmage, but the score was nullified by an offside penalty. The ball was moved a lot by both teams but not over the goaL ELDER SeMOELLER 8 Highly ranked and unbeaten Moeller Crusaders were humbled by the Panthers. Elder had driven from the 50 t0 the 3 yard line of Mueller in two plays when the clock ran out. l74 ELDER MLaSALLE 8 Power plays up the middle were the difference. ELDER 18iST. RITA 6 Much to our surprise, St. Ritafs hit just as hard, if not harder, than our other opponents. After we realized this, we settled down to play their style of football. After a tiring battle, we were victorious. ELDER ZOwST. XAVIER 14 The Panthers jumped to an early 14.0 lead with Ken Gold and Denny Borchers scoring. St. X came back strong and tied the score early in the third period. With two minutes left in the game, Ken Gold scored the decisive touchdown from the seven. By Jim Schaper ,611- 7104 W4 ELDER 38 ST. XAVIER 0 St. Xavier couldrft seem to move the ball, Elder could. ELDER 30-OAK HILLS 0 Oak Hills coulchft move the ball past our twenty- five yard line. ELDER 24;MCNICHOLAS 14 In the first half their offense and defense seemed effective but then Elder took over. ELDER IFPURCELL 14. Purcell had a good offense and defense, but Eldefs was better. And thafs what made the difference. ELDER 8-ROGER BACON 6 Elder seemed to have lacked something during the first three quarters, but it was enough to down Bacon. ELDER Eh-MOELLER 0 Under the supervision of quarterback Wayne David- son, Elder kept on fighting. ELDER 16 La SALLE 0 La Salle showed their best, but it waan enough to stop Elder. Ray Bachus 65 First row: A. Damico, D. Thomas, J. Brinie, D. Holloway, T. Comose, R. Sharp, R. Hildebrand, H. Bradshaw, M. Cappel, M. Honold. Second row: B. Forrester, B. Stern, B. Bernhard, B. Purnhagen. J. Greco, A. Hoffman, R. Bachus, D. Franklin, F. Kummler. Third row: T. Chapman, R. Brogan, J. Sievering, J. Meyer, J. Murray, D. Ruberg, T. Werner, L Lancer, M. Mullen, B. Plagge. Fourth row: D. On, P. Elsaesser, C. Ouing, M. Wendling, B. McDonald, V. Halloran, D. Batchelor, W. Gilligan, D. Caruso, D. Byrne, C. Oswald. Fifth raw: T. Baker, I. Gels, M. Tensing, D. Oberjohn, W. Costello, K. Seal, J. Florian, J. Lasita, D. Daly, B. Conly; W. Rahe, D. Moorman. Sixth row: E. Ruprecht, T. Junk, J. Burns, R. Stricker, W. Jansen, T. Incadonia, R. Ploehs Seventh row: I, Emmeich M.C.R., J. Bagot, S Jim, E. Hemsath, J. Vin, D. Braddick, W. Davidson. I75 Mr. Ray Dieringer Varsity Coach Mr. Dick Loechtenfetdt Freshman Coach A Veteran coaches brief new AD. Mr. Art DelCoute Reserve Coach Min Tom McMahon Freshman Coach The Elder Varsity Basketball team, untier Ohio High School Coach of the Year, Ray Dieringen gave its loyal supporters many thrilling moments. Tom Biedenharn emerged from the 1962 season as Cincinnatfs leading scorer, and muchecoveted by college coaches across the nation. Elder played its finest game of the season against a highEy-rated Dayton Dunbar, losing by only four points in a high scoring con- test. The tournament saw Elder put out of action in the first game by Withrow. This was the third straight year that the Tigers have dashed the Panther tournament hopes. Score 80-65. The desire and determination of the team were evident throughout the entire season and especially in the tournament game against Withrow. The sophonmre and junior members of the team displayed real talent: and gave promise of great things to come. I77 Tim Heffernan Andy Egloff Doug Braun . m . m . . . . 64W 7W ELDER 69-HARRISON 53 The Panthers started out the season on a successful note: defeating Harrison. They led at half time 33-20. Tom Biedenharn and George Scherer led the scorers. ELDER 597HAMILTON CATHOLIC 46 Elder broke the game open in the third quarter by outscoring the Rams 17-8. ELDER 48eTAFT 55 Elder dropped its first decision to the Senators from Taft. Scoring only four points in the first quarter, the Panthers trailed the entire game. ELDER 62-COLERAIN 59 Tom Biedenharn, ail-city center, canned 35 points to lead the Panthers. Behind until the fourth quarter, Elder rallied to down the Cardinals. ELDER SBeMcNICHOLAS Silt In one of the closest games of the year, Elder lost in an overtime. The Rockets showed early superiori- ty over S.CtL. foes. Jerry Couzins outscored Biedend harn in their first duel, 33'22. ELDER SleNEWPORT CATHOLIC 5:!- Evening their record at 3-3, the Panthers failed to keep up the pace in the fourth quarter. Three Panthers scored in double figures. ELDER GZeST. XAVIER J9 Rebounding after two losses, Elder romped over the Bombers. ELDER SlePURCELL 63 The Panthers were outscored in every quarter. George Scherer and Paul Weidner led Elder scorers. ELDER 72-ROGER BACON 48 The Spartans were carried home on their shields. 706:4 70-57 SW ELDER GSiLIMA CENTRAL CATHOLIC 55 Biedenharn and Seherer combined for :19 points to down the up-starters. The Panthers led 28-24 at half time and maintained their lead. ELDER SOeMCNICHOLAS 71 In their rematch, Couzins again outscored 4tBiedyij, 22:16. Scherer led Elder with 18. ELDER SOeAURORA 47 Aurora should not have made the trip. ELDER SSeST. XAVIER 57 Elder was humiliated. G.C.L. hopes went down the drain. ELDER 70eDAYTON DUNBAR 74 In their best effort of the year, Elder was edged by a tough Dunbar five. Biedenharn had his big- gest night of the year, scoring 39 points. ELDER 56-WESTERN HILLS 55 In a real Cliffhanger, Scherer scored a field goal with three seconds left to nip the whimpering Mus- tangs. ELDER 56hPURCELL 76 For the second time the Cavaliers beat Elder. Weak defense proved to be the Panthergs downfall. ELDER 63hROGER BACON 56 Junior Tony Dattilo led Elder in scoring with 17 points, as the hapless Spartans were downed again. ELDER T-l-COVINGTON CATHOLIC Stir Biedenham wrapped up the City scoring race with 37 points against the Northern Kentuckians. Behind 12-11 at the end of the first quarter, Elcier rallied to dominate the game. 2W 77-7 ELDER 54-iHARRISON 30 From beginning to end the Reserves ran the Wildcats off the floor, ELDER ZIABeHAMILTON CATHOLIC 31 Never behind in the contest, the Panthers outplayed Hamilton in every respect. ELDER 33gTAFT 28 Slowing down Elder for one half, Taft seemed to relax. This gave the Panther attack the boost it needed. ELDER 41 SACOLERAIN 47 The Cardinals fought hard. but lost in the end. ELDER 53eMCNICHOLAS 57 A real thriller, deadlocked at the end of regulation play. The Rockets got good pressure shooting. ELDER 377511. XAVIER 33 The Panthers were too much for the Bombers. ELDER iltGeMOELLER 4-7 Elder lost in the last five seconds. ELDER 62eLaSALLE 42 The Panthers were. paced by Welagets 16 point effort. ELDER xl-6ePURCELL -l-3 The Panthers downed the Cavaliers to gain lost I82 ground in the GCL. ELDER 35-ROGER BACON 45 Bacon exploded in the final stanza to put the game on ice. ELDER 42eMOELLER 37 Elder revenged an earlier defeat in an overtime. ELDER 49chNICHOLAS 42 The Panthers again revenged themselves. ELDER 32eST. XAVIER 40 The Bombers had too much shooting from the guard spot. ELDER 39-LaSALLE 54 The Lancers lead throughout the game. ELDER 37eDAYTON DUNBAR 54 Dunbar out-everythinged the Panther crew. ELDER SL'liWESTERN HILLS 30 The bench was empty in a runaway affair. ELDER 4t4-PURCELL 32 Purcele zone couldnat stop Elderhs hot shooters. ELDER 39-ROGER BACON 65 Bacon had no trouble with the Panthers. Frank Welage ,64 7W 9-K ELDER 36eOAK HILLS 19 In a fine start, the Freshmen took this game with ease. ELDER SkCOVINGTON CATHOLIC 25 Outsized Elder subdued the Colonials with little trouble. ELDER SSeWEST HI 21 The Panthers coasted to their third straight victory. ELDER 23eLaSALLE 24 The Frosh suffered their defeat by a free throw. ELDER SleAK HILLS 47 A much improved Oak Hills handed Elder their second defeat. ELDER 26eAST. XAVIER 44 A classy Bomber Five gave Elder its third straight defeat. ELDER 327MOELLER 4-8 The Panthers continued their losing ways at the Crusaders Gym. ELDER 26!MCNICHOLAS 30 The Rockets pulled away in the closing minutes to defeat Elder. ELDER. 37-PURCELL 36 The spell was broken as the Panthers regained winning ways. ELDER 38-BACON 36 Elder withstood a rally to defeat the Spartans. ELDER 4-2eMOELLER 31 The Panthers posted their sixth win of the season. ELDER 42-COVINGTON CATHOLIC 38 Elder won its fourth straight, overpowering the Colonials. ELDER 46-e-LaSALLE 25 In the finest show of the season, the Panthers won againi ELDER 29iST. XAVIER 52 The Bombers seem to possess a strange power over Elder. ELDER 32eMcNICHOLAS 42 The Rockets again proved too much for the Fresh. ELDER 43WPURCELL 35 The Panthers assured themselves of a winning season. ELDER 29eROGER BACON 30 The Freshmen under the guidance of Tom McMa- hon completed a winning season although losing to Bacon. Eugene Otting a65 Mr. Mike Honold Varsity Baseball Coach Frede eyes EIdefs six coveted Stale Baseball trophies. l84 PM ??W puma W Last year's defending state champions continued their mastery in the city. Easily capturing the C.C.L., district and regional tournaments, the talent blessed nine faltered, however, in the state play offs at Columbus. Barely missing an unprecedented sixth straight championship, the Elder nine showed class, poise, and desire throughout the year. Hampered by in- juries and inclement weather throughout the cold spring, the Panthers completed a tough schedule in their usual regal style. Prospects for this year look good despite heavy senior losses. Seven returning members lead a usual bounteous turnout of baseball hopefuls. Mike Honold7 new baseball head coach, is pleased with the crop of diamond artists and, with Elder spirit and desire, feels the team could revenge last yeafs setback. Senior Tom Frondorf explains the tools of the trade to junior returnees Ron Trem- man and Bob Manna. Slugging Bob Drennan held down the first base spot for the Panthers this season. Wenz, Scherer and Heffernan smile as they contemplate the prospects of preseason conditioning. . '23 XQ 4N 185 Th in! raw: Coach Ray Ihrringvr, Tum Frondurf, Ccurgv St'hun-r. l86 Firs! row: Tom Bushman, Tum Wenz. Bub Manna. Second row: Fritz Mayor, Jim Stanton, Butch Kamerer. Third row: Tom Brennan, Jim Hussetl. I87 la 35.57, ,r-r'i ' f 5'. g A.,..x a; s H g .1 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAMiKneeling: P, Weidner, T. Ransick, J. Mallard. Standing: Bill Wagner, F. Kooymans, Th Tapke, D. Westerkamp. Coach Ray Dieringer had one of his most successful cross-cou'ntry teams. The varsity placed second in the GCL. The reserves won the title in their division. l88 Jack Smith Francis Wagner These two top harriers were injured and missed most of the season. RESERVE CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-First mm: P. Buellerman, W. Riley, P. Block, D. Koch, J. Hoifman. Second row: R. Simmons, T. Naegel, D. Penderghast, W. Chapman, E. Pfeifer, Top row: A. Kammer, P. Schulz, F. Welage. l8? The spring season arrived and with it the Elder track men under Coach Virg Scardina redoubled their efforts to achieve success. The illness of Francis Wagner was a blow to their hopes, but they still were confident of the services of such de- pendables as Bill Wagner, Jay Munnighoff and Wally Klayer. A favorite pastime. The 1962 Track Teamh 7m: Dem 60W SW The Cincinnati Typesetting Company Fort Scott Summer Camps The Chris Erhart Foundry 8: Machine Co. Coca-Cola Bottling C0. The Provident Bank Pioneer Vending, Inc. l9l I92 Second Degaee W 5W Henkels, Beverage Store Florian Realty Company Nader Bros. Grocery Al. Schneider, Opticians Covedale Theater H. Meyer 8K Sons Funeral Home Krummefs Meats Delhi Auto Wash Henrijs Dress Shop Kemen Pharmacy Ted J. Merkel 8L Co. Delhi Hardware C. 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I96 5W 9W ACKERMAN, HOWARD A., 1885 Linneman Rd., 251-0670, St. Antonius, Pg. 72 AICHELE, ROBERT, 4647 Mayhew, WA 14962, St. Dominic, Pg. 77 AISENBREY, DONALD A., 5543 Eula Avon, MO 11089, St. Aloysius, Pg. 67 ALBERTZ, EDWARD M., 1718 Wyoming, CR-17682, Resurrection, Pg. 63 AMMANN, THOMAS R, 5218 Willnet Dr., WA 17013, St. Antoninus, Pg. 72 ASIMUS, RICHARD G., 5081 Western Hills Ave., CR 12057, St, Teresa, Pg. 101 AUG, DANIEL J., 356 Don Lane, GR 19115, St. Dominic, Pg. 77 BAARLAER, JOSEPH L., 2925 LaFeuille Ava, MO 13830, St. Catherine, Pg. 74 BACHMAN, GERALD R., 4650 Race Road, HU 15342, St. Aloysius, Pg. 67 BACKS, JOHN J., 5847 Fourson Dr., 941-2577, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 BACKSCHEIDER, PAUL E., 4381 Mayhew Ave., GR 19605, St. Dominic, Pg. 77 BARDUA, WILLIAM D., 3719 Neiheisel Ave., 481-2593,St..1ude,Pg.84 BARRY, WILLIAM E., 2094 Ebenezer, WI 15121, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 BAUER, RALPH 11., 5199 Foley Road, WA 10947, St. Dominic, Pg. 77 BAZELEY, JAMES 17., 6746 Menz Lane, WI 15535, Our Lady of Visitation, Pg. 62 BEASLEY, RICHARD D., 3772 Susanna, 931-1154,St.William,Pg.111 BENZINCER, RAYMOND T., 1700 Anderson Ferry Rd., GR 16441, St. Antoninus, Pg. 72 BERRA, WILLIAM H, 659 Overlook Ave., GR 12611, St. William, Pg. 111 BIEDENHARN, THOMAS K., 4342 Ridgeview Ave., WA 10605, St. William, Pg.111 BLAKE EDWARD T., 2320 Gest SL, BL 14787, Blessed Sacrament, Pg. 47 BLOCK, PAUL 13., 3023 Werk Rd., HU 12251, St. Catherine, Pg. 74 BODE, RAYMOND A., 3666 Boudinot Ave., HU 16373, St. Martin, Pg. 96 BOEING, HOWARD H., 4721 Glenway, WA 17517, St.Teresa,Pg. 101 BOLLER, WILLIAM F., 3876 Church Lane, HU 15032, St. Aloysius, Pg. 67 BONAPFEL, WILLIAM 11., 1248 First Ave., WA 18677, Ressurrection, Pg. 63 BONO, JAMES L., 5991 North Glen, MO 17274, St. Jude, Pg. 84 BOOTH, ROBERT J., 3846 Olivette Ave., MO 20066, St. Martins, Pg. 96 BRADY, MICHAEL P., 3305 Renfro Ava, HU 15190, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 BRAUN, DOUGLAS J., 6046 Springdale 8d,, IA 12876, St. Bernard, Pg. 71 BREWER, KENNETH W., 117 Carson Ave., GR 17578, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 BRINKER, MICHAEL H., 812 Gilcrest, GR 13718, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 BROFFT, JERRY 1., 912 Seton Ave., WA 16054, St. William, Pg.111 BROOKS, DAVID J., 3955 Pattison St, GR 14226,St.VincentDePau1, Pg. 110 BRUNS, WILLIAM H., 3065 Crestmoor DL, 6614105, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 BUCHANAN, DONALD E., 3634 West Eighth St, GR 13737, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 BUCHERT, ROBERT J., 4860 Mount Alverno Rd, WA 172-11, St. Dominic, Pg. 77 BUDDE, DAVID L., 3266 Pickbury D12, HU 1354-7, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 BURNSIDE, THOMAS M., 821 Considine Ave? GR 16938, Holy Famin, Pg. 44 BUSCH, RICHARD c.. 3124. Lehman Rd., GP. 14698, Our Lady of Grace, Pg.4-8 CAFEO, JAMES T.. 2957 Mignon Ave., HU 18709, St. Catherine,Pg. 74 CAIN. JERRY A., 477 Wilke D12, WA 15652, St. Dominic. Pg. 77 CARMOSINO, EDWARD W,, 3782 Starlite CL, HU11393, St. Jude, Pg. 84 CAVANAUGH, THOMAS J., 4056 St. William Ave., GR 11443, St, William, Pg. 111 CHAPMAN, WAYNE V., 4012 Akochia Avenue, GR 10766, Resurrection, Pg. 63 CHILDS, DENNIS E., 1028 Fisk Ave., WA 1764-1,St.WiIliam, Pg,111 CIAMPONE, JOHN J., 941 Olive Ave., BL 10814, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 CLAUSINC. CLIFFORD P., 3923 Carrie Ave., MO 14-985, St.Martins,Pg. 96 CLYDE, WILLIAM D., 4020 Paios SL, WA 15156, St.William,Pg.111 COLLINS, JAMES 13., 401 Elberon, BI 12517, Holy Family, Pg. 44- CONNERS. PAUL 13., 2835 Lehman Rd., Gr 19296, Our Lady of Grace, Pg. 48 COOK. DAVID L, 6830 Gracely Dr., WI 13271, St. A10ysius,Pg. 20 COOK, WILLIAM A., 3636 E, St. Martin St., HU 17275, St. Martin, Pg. 96 CORCORAN, JAMES A., 825 Academy Avenue, GR 18669, St. William, Pg. 112 CROSS, JAMES A., 3424 Beaumont PL, WA 16947, Holy Name,Pg.4-4 '97 I98 5mm 9W CUSHING, ROBERT P., 4784 Rapid Run, GR 16688, St. Teresa, Pg. 101 DALY,. DENNIS 1., 1135 Rulison Ave., WA 13698, St.Teresa,Pg. 101 DAVID, CHARLES C., 731 Considine Ave., BL 13837, Holy Family, Pg. 44 DAVID, PAUL T., 731 Considine Ava, BL 13837, Holy Family,Pg. 44 DATTILO, JAMES 94., 4734 Highridge Ave., GR 17593, St. Teresa, Pg. 101 DEITSCH, CLARENCE R., 4564 Fehr Rd., WA 13300, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 DERRICK, RAYMOND C., 1011 Fisk Ave., WA 17183, St. William, Pg. 112 DeSTEFANO, JOSEPH 1., 12A Heath Court, HU 15180, Our Lady of Presentation, Pg. 55 DETZEL, JAMES W., 903 Dreis Ln., WA 19392, SLWiHiam, Pg. 112 DiMUZIO, R. GREGORY, 5073 Foley Rd., WA 10310, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 DIRKSING, ROBERT 5., 1752 Gellenbeck, WA 18640, Resurrection, Pg. 63 DOHERTY, PATRICK W., 2361 Elberon Ave., GR 16364, Blessed Sacrament, Pg. 47 BRENNAN, ROBERT 1., 4732 Guerley Rd., WA 17588, St. Teresa, Pg. 101 DRESSLER, DENNIS M., 1028 Purcell Ave., GR 15090, Our Lady of Grace, Pg. 48 DUENNES, WILLIAM S., 2744 Orland Ava, HU 17679,St.Catherine,Pg.74 DUFFY, JAMES F., 4318 St. Martins PL, HU 13739, St. Martin, Pg. 96 EARLY, RICHARD T., 4443 West 8th St, WA 18056, St. William, Pg. 112 EDELMANN, ANTHONY F., 711 Hermosa Ave., WA 12395, St. William, Pg. 112 EDRICH, CHARLES A., 5147 Sidney Rd., GR 12310, St. Teresa, Pg. 101 ECLOFF, ANDREW A., 4797 Guerley Rd, GR 13126, St. Teresa, Pg. 101 ELFERS, RICHARD 1., 4231 Harrison Ave,, HU 14399, St. Aloysius, Pg. 67 ESSEN, WILLIAM R., 138 Meridian St, W1 1054-9,St.A10ysius,Pg.66 FANNING, MICHAEL 1., 1320 Covedale Ave., GR 11950, St. Teresa, Pg. 102 FARLOW, JAMES C., 2268 Ba1timore Ave., MO 13051, St. Leo, Pg. 93 FARWICK, DONALD L., 909 Harris Ave., WA 13858, St, William, Pg. 112 FAY, WILLIAM S., 3999 1anward Dr., HU 19782, St. Aloysius, Pg. 67 FEIST, ROGER H., 751 Feist Dr., GR 12706, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 FENNEMAN, RONALD A., 3909 Meyerfeld, HU 16542, St. Martin,Pg. 112 FERN, TIMOTHY R, 839 Kirbert, GR 15225, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 FISCHER, JOHN S., 3284 Broadwell Ave., MO 16256, St. Martin, Pg. 96 FLANAGAN, THOMAS R., 3958 North Bend Road, Mo 10816, St. Martin, Pg. 96 FLANIGAN, HARRY M., 960 Oakland Ava, GR 16892, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 FLIEHMAN, WILLIAM 11., 6734 Hillside Ave., WI 10924, St. Aloysius, Pg. 66 FORRESTER, JAMES C, 839 Hermosa Ave., GR 14503, St. Teresa, Pg. 102 FRONDORF, THOMAS A., 3016 Brookview Dr., HU 13294, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 GASDORF, ROBERT 11., 4401 St. Lawrence Ave., WA 15551, St. William, Pg. 112 CASKINS, ROBERT L., 3738 Edgar SL, GR 11627, St.Vincent De Paul CECKLE, EDWARD 1., 2630 Montana Ave., MO 13807, St. Catherine, Pg. 74 GERWEL, RICHARD D., 14 West Court St, PA 12865, St. Peter in Chains, Pg. 100 GILARDI, CHARLES M., 4615 Mayhew Rd., GR 13307, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 GRACE, MICHAEL 13., 714 Woodlawn, GR 11791,H01yFami1y, Pg. 44 GRAHL, LARRY C., 2822 Shaffer, MO 16561, St. Catherine, Pg. 74 CUCK, FRED M., 1527 Sidona LIL, WA 10431. St, Teresa, Pg. 102 HAARMEYER, THOMAS 1., 3230 Day Court, HU 13779, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 HAFNER, RAYMOND F., 818 Wells St, GR 14327, St. Lawrence, Pg. 88 HAMBERGER, HUGO 1., 4036 Harding Ave., MO 13994, St. Martin, Pg. 96 HAUSLADEN, SIEGFRIED L., 1009 Academy Ave., WA 16865, St. Lawrence, Pg. 89 HEFFERNAN, JOHN T., 4527 West Eighth Street, BL11840, St. William, Pg. 113 HILVERS, THOMAS M., 5545 Lucenna DR, BL 10086, St. Antoninus,Pg. 72 HODCEMAN, ROBERT 1., 5304 Briarhill DL, BL 10729, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 HOGUE, RAY A.. 2202 Ebenezer Road, WI 12652, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 HOLTMAN, RONALD W., 1754 Gellenbeck, WA 13187, Resurrection, Pg. 63 HUELLEMEIER, THOMAS N., 3411 St. Ann Ave., MO 17047, SLMartin, Pg. 96 HURLANDER, R. TIMOTHY, 3849 Trevor Ave., HU 17865, St. Martin, Pg. 96 5cm Dam HUTH, CHARLES 1.; 3973 Delmar Ave., HU 1-0949, SLMartin, Pg. 96 ILES, JEROME C., 4482 Delhi Road, GR 1-0976,St.Dominic,Pg.78 JANSEN, BARRY P., 4963 Heuwerth Ave., WA 1-7450, St. Teresa, Pg. 102 1AN8ON, LOUIS 1., 7979 Althaus Road, WE 12584, St. Bernard, Pg. 71 JASPER, DAVID E., 1516 Manss Ave., GR 1-4167, Resurrection, Pg. 63 JORDAN, ROBERT C., 1130 Rutledge, WA 1-7463, St.William,Pg. 113 JUNG, DANIEL R., 3491 Hillside Ave., WA 11782, SLVincent de Paul,Pg. 110 JUNKER, MICHAEL C., 4-31 Purcell Ave., WA 1-7806, Holy Family, Pg. 44 KAHSAR, MICHAEL E, 4628 Glenway Ave., GR 1-7369, St.Teresa,Pg. 102 KAMP, JOHN R, 1329 Leders Ln., BL 13331, St. Teresa, Pg. 102 KATHMAN, THOMAS E, 3407 Alta Vista, MO 1-6689, St. Martins, Pg. 97 KECK, ROBERT C., 5712 Biscayne Ave., MO 1-4854, St. Jude, Pg. 84 KEISEH, JOHN R, 4572 School Section Rd., HU1-0690, St. Aloysius 1G1,Pg. 67 KELLERMAN, WILLIAM 1., 5340 Delhi Road, BL 1-3482, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 56 KELLEY, MICHAEL F., 5422 Karen Ave., MO 1-0305, St. Aloysius 1G1, Pg. 68 KEMEN, ROBERT 1., 2655 Foran Dr., 661-5384, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 KENDALL, GERALD L., 3153 Glenmore Ave., MO 1-3977, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 KENKEL, JAMES L., 5050 Western Hills Ava, GR 16732, St. Teresa, Pg. 102 KILLINGER, ROBERT C., 465- Crestline Ave., WA 17982, Holy Family, Pg. 44 KING, E. JAMES, 820 Pedretti Ave., GR 1-8771, St. Teresa,Pg. 102 ITLUG, ROGER 1., 5375 Romance Ln., GR 1-5366, Our Lady of Victory, Pg.57 KLUG, THOMAS 1., 5369 Romance Ln., WA 1-8387, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 57 KNARR, RICHARD 1., 4779 Rapid Run, WA 1-0101, St. Teresa, Pg. 103 KNEIPP, JERRY D., 5484 Alomar Dr., 251-3237, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 57 KOLLECK, MATHIAS L., 5730 Glow Court, M0 1-7534, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 KOPP, RALPH F., 3316 McLelland Ave., HU 1-1460, St. Martids, Pg. 97 KOSSE, GREGORY L., 5908 Oakapple Dr., MO 16396, St. Jude, Pg. 84 KOTZ, LAWRENCE E., 1374 Rutledge Ave., WA1-4016, St.William,Pg. 113 KOTZBAUER, JAMES 1., 4111 Vinedale Ave., GR 1-4843, St. Williams, Pg. 113 KRABBE, GEORGE D., 3456 Muddy Creek Rd., HU 1-6747, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 50 KREKELER, 1R., EDWARD B., 2903 Temple Ava, M0 2-3695, St. Catharine, Pg. 74 KRIMMER, ROBERT C., 655 Overlook Ave., GR 1-4-053, Saint Williams, Pg. 113 KRIZSA, JOSEPH L., 3356 Saffer Street, MO 1-2876, Saint Leoas, Pg. 93 KROEGER, EDWARD D., 4028 Race Rd., MO 1-4-243,St.A10ysius1C1, Pg. 68 KUCHENBUCH, DAN M., 37-44 Francis Ave., HU 1-4807, St. Martins, Pg. 97 LAACKE, JOHN 1., 758 Terry Ave., GR 1-2143, St.Lawrence, Pg. 89 LATTARULO, JAMES T., 124-3 Beech Ave, WA 1-7279 St. Lawrence, Pg. 89 LAUB, MICHAEL 1., 3347, McFadden Ave., 481-8723, St. Martin15, Pg. 97 LAUTENBACH, NED C., 2601 Cehrum Lane, MO 15421, St.Catharine,Pg. 74 LEHAN, RONALD 1., 3669 Boudinot Ave., MO 1-1733, St. Catharine, Pg. 75 LEITZ, JOHN R., 5517 Sidney 1111., BL 1-1339, St. Antoninus, Pg. 72 LIEBER, WILLIAM 1., 2081 Baltimore Ave., HU 1-3847, St. Leds, Pg. 93 LITTELMANN, RAYMOND T., 3713 Lakewood Drive,M0 1-4734, St.1ude,Pg.84 LOBRING, KIRK A., 1763 Baltimore Ave., GR 1-4444, St. Leo, Pg. 93 LONG, EDWIN 1., 3613 Ebenezer Rd, HU 1-7344, St. Jude, Pg. 85 LONNEMAN, RICHARD 1., 5692 Rapid Run 1111., WI 1-2090, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 57 LOTT, MICHAEL 1., 4-58 Wilke Dr., Wa 1-6121, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 LUEBBE, THOMAS 1., 1907 Ashbrook Dr., WA 1-9171, St. Teresa, Pg. 103 LUTTERBEI, DAVID L., 3018 McHenry Ave., M01-2761, St. Catharine, Pg. 75 MARDIS, JAMES L., 4976 Relleum Ave., GR 1-0198, St. Teresa, Pg. 103 MASMINSTER, LAWRENCE R., 354 Guerley Rd., WA 10487, Resurrection, Pg. 63 MAY, JAMES L., 3274 Tulsa CL, HU 1-1863, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 51 MAY, JOHN C., 3274 Tulsa CL, HU 1-1863, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 51 McAVOY, MICHAEL E., 5474- Foley Rd, WA 1-5592, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 57 I99 200 Seam 3W McGRANAHAN, MICHAEL G., 2912 Warsaw Ave., BL 1-2391, St. Lawrance, Pg. 89 MCKENNA, ROBERT W., 6043 Musketeer Dr., M0 1- 0897, St. Jude, Pg. 85 MENKHAUS, DALE 1,764 Wells, GR 1- 3177, Holy Family, Pg. 45 MENKGAUS, JOSEPH 1.,1765 Baltimore Ave., CR 1- 9609, St. Leo, Pg. 93 MENTRUP, GARY A., Box 98D Zion Rd., WI 1- 2694, Our Lady of Visitation, Pg. 62 METSCH, JAMES 11., 4312 Bridgetown Rd., HU 1-4853, St. Aloysius Conzaga, Pg. 68 MEYER, ANTHONY E., 4939 Ralph Ave., CR 1-2190, St. Teresa, Pg.103 MEYER, CLIFFORD R., 6316 Starridge Dr., MO 1-7250, St. Martin, Pg.97 MEYER, GARY T., 5941 Torrington CL, HU 1-4889, St. Jude, Pg. 85 MEYER, PAUL F., 3488 Mirror Le., HU 1-5351, St.1ude, Pg. 85 MEYER, RONALD G., 4507 Ruebel, HU 1-1443, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Pg. 68 MILLER, JEROME L., 3939 Dehnar Ave., M0 1-7777,.St. Martin, Pg. 97 MONAHAN, EDWARD D., 4047 West Eighth St., BL 1-4304, St. William, Pg. 113 MONNIG, RICHARD W., 516 Considine Ave., GR 1-3694, Holy Family, Pg. 48 MONNIG, RONALD C., 2752 Shaffer, MO 1-6511, St. Catherine, Pg. 75 MORGAN, DONALD R., 4799 Basil Le., Gr 1-1139, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 MUELLER, JOHN 133., 1735 Wyoming Ave., GR 12584, Resurrection, Pg. 63 MYERS, DAVID A., 510 Neeb Rd., WA 19152, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 57 NICOLAI, LOUIS F., 4529 Clearview Ave., GR 1-1775, St. William, Pg. 113 NIENABER, PAUL L., 4332 Brookdale Din, HU 1-1999, St. Aloysius 0., Pg. 68 OBERDING, MICHAEL B., 3236 Wardall Ave., MO 13700, St. Martin, Pg. 97 OBERJOHANN, EUGENE P., 5763 North Glen, MO 1-2645, St.1ude, Pg. 85 OiNEIL, JAMES W., 44-0 Kitty Le., WA 11975, St. Dominic, Pg. 78 OTTEN, DONALD 1., 813 Summit Ave., WA 1-1413, Holy Family, Pg. 45 PAGANO, J. 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POHLMEYER, JOHN F., 726 Wells St, CR 12321, St. Lawrence, Pg. 89 PURCELL, JAMES H., 1191 Nancy Lee Lane, WA 12609, St. Teresa, Pg. 103 QUINN, MICHAEL 1., 4110 Janward Drive, 481-7517, St. Aloysius Gonzaga,Pg. 68 QUITTER, GERALD 1., 2340 Brokaw Ave., MO 14434, St. Leo, Pg. 93 RAHE, JEROME W., 5971 Glenway Ave., HU 17294, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 51 RAUF, ALBERT N., 5133 Delhi 1111., 471-4077, St. Dominic, Pg. 79 RAY, WILLIAM 1., 2845 Ratterman Ave., MO 13212, St. Catherine, Pg. 75 REILMAN, JAMES A., 3303 Renfro Ave., MO 11594, Our Lady of Lourdes, Pg. 51 REINSTATLER, WILLIAM A., 4649 Rapid Run, WA 12644, St. Teresa, Pg. 104 RENNER, JAMES A., 1817 Minion Ave., BL 10177, Resurrection, Pg. 64 RIEDEH, DAVID 1., 3857 Delmar Ave., HU 13219, St. Martin, Pg. 97 RIESENBECK, ROBERT H., 3991 Janward Dr, MO 17180, St. Aloysius G, Pg. 69 R1PLEY,ROBERT H., 5038 Western H1115 Ave., WA 16750, St. Teresa, Pg. 104 RISCH, RONALD H 3715 Benhill Dr 5223640, St. 1.3mes,Pg. 61 RIZZO CHARLES 1., 5514 Rapid Run, CR 18208, Our Lady of Victory, Pg. 58 R1220, FRED 1., 3053 Percy Ave., HU 14675, St. Catharine, Pg 75 ROBERTS, MICHAEL 1., 34-48 Muddy Creek Road, HU 7290, Our Lady of Lourdes,Pg. 51 ROBINETTE, PATRICK H., 4385 West 8th St., WA 13127. 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