Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1966 volume:

ram. inniwua ask air arr. NV xx D m 1., TH ,:r; muaww muenw H3 w , w P Ewe; , UH gwsiaagg Hm: O.IO .ERZZUZU . AOOIUm 10:.- wmod- ELDERADO .:..x 52:..0 mmm- CONTENTS Faculty ............... pg. l6 Seniors ............... pg. 40 Activities ,,,,,,,,,,,, pg. 74 Underclassmen . , . pg. I O6 Organizations ,,,,, pg. I40 Sports .............. pg. I 32 Advertisers ,,,,,,,, pg. 252 ROUTE' 66 is +he symbolic of a class iourney +ha+ bofh Jrerminafes and begins. The Seniors of Eider cuiminafe fheir high school days +0 con+inue an- o+her iourney in life whose desfiny mus'r be Divine. The Elder Years provide a s+uden+ wiih oppor- funiiies +0 become his besf. The classroom. Jrhe exfra-curricuiar acfivi+ies. as well as +he playing field. challenge +he Man of Elder +0 seek oui' +he difficuii in order +0 ob+ain +he higher Jrhings e fhe Ali'idra which emblazens his school's shield. For Eider is Jrhe iourney of you+h in +he search for fruih and knowledge. Eider is a love sfory wriHen in Jrerms of giving - young men +es+ing +hemseives in +he manly arf of spor+s and aciivifies. using +heir powers. abiiifies and sirengfhs +0 crea+e and organize proi- ec+s and develop God-fearing men and worid-Ioving builders. ROUTE '66 Jrerminai'es Jrhis parf of +he FOREWORD iourney. bui new +ravels are +0 begin. In +he aufumn of +his pasi' school year, a somber buf peaceful man confinued his worid-wide Travels and came +0 our land in +he ques+ for peace. Pope Paul Vi is Hie iirsi' Vicar of Chris+ +0 come +0 Am- erica. His coming was +0 +eli +he world fhaf men mus? no+ engage in +he 'desfrucfion of war never. never, againi'. The Pon+iii's cry is clear. forceful and universal. Whefher +he world will Iisfen +0 him will depend in parf upon how well H18 Men of Elder re- spond +0 fine challenges 01c +heir age. how well +hey become invoiveoI in fhe affairs of men, how well +hey apply +he +ru+hs oit Jrhe Gospel +0 a +wis+ed and ben+ world. his is +he new ROUTE '66 - TOWARD A WORLD AT PEACEI +he journey upon which +he Senior Class of Elder High School, I966. mus'r +ake ifs firsf sfep. THE POPE IN AMERICA . . . A PLEA FOR PEACE Crowds outside Sf. Pafrick's cheered ihe Pope. Religious News Service PhoJrosJ The hfsforic visif of Pope Paul VI Jr0 +he Uni'recl Sfafes and The UnH'ecl Naflons on chober 4. l965 dramafized his concern for world peace, Never in fhe his+ory of our land had frhe vfsff of one so capl'urecl +he aflenfion of all Americana His visif was covered by every news media from The Pope mee+s wiih President Johnson. A Special greeling was reserved for Mrs. Kennedy. ifs firsl momenf i'o ifs last If Jrhe Pope clicl noll'n'ng else, he burned in+o H1e minds of all of us +he realizalion H1a+ world peace is a noble. lofty ideal Far beyond flue reach of mortal man, 8qu wifh God. all +hings are possible. Twelve children receive Holy Communion. Commander Leonard F. Vogf. Jr. USN '925 - 1965 Elder High School U. S. Naval Academy Class of 1943 Class of I94? Greafer love +han +his no man has. fhan +ha+ he lay down his life for his friends. Mr. John T. Nolan ot the Navy League presents an American Flag to Mr. and Mrs. VogtV The Elder Glee Cfub reverentiy rendered the Navy Hymn . Congressman Clancy stirred Elder men with his words. DEDICATION We are proud to dedicate the I966 ELDERADO to Commander Leonard Ft Vogh Jr.. an alumnus of the ciass 0t '43. Commander cht is the first son of Elder. as well as the first Cincinnatian. to die tor his country in the Viet Nam War White attending Eider. Commander Vogt made for himsehc an outstanding record in the classroom, in addition to athletic teats and extra-curricuiar activities. Upon graduation from Eider. Leonard Vogt entered the Nevai Academy. graduating in I949. Ha matriculated at Princeton Uni- verSity where he earned his M.Si in Aeronau-Hcal Engineering His tiown over the Capitol service record is a continuation of his spiendid deeds and efforts that were ciimaxed with the tinal ottering at his lite for his tellow men in the cause of treedom, A Memorial Ceremony in his honor was heid. November IO and was attended by the tacuityl student- body. civic. reiigious and poiEtical leaders. Throughout her history Elder has given to the ccrmrriunity, the nation. and the world leaders embued with the ideals at love of God and man There is none greater than Commander Leonard F. Vogt. May he rest in that peace which he sought to bring to the world. l ,kICd-J- :7 u . '7 I . l l' ' . Wily; I i- .. ill. ' ' II E r Emmy I'll THE WORKS OF PEACE . . . Prayer and +l1e example of feathers is a pofenf Factor In building Fr. Gruber's prayer 6+ +he ceremony for Comm. Vogf deeply moved characfer. the men of Elder, A visif f0 H19 shrine of Hue Queen of Vicforxf is an indispansabhe parf 0? every game-win or lose. Peace. as you know. is no+ buiH up only by means 01C poli- +ics. by +he balance of JForces and of inJreresfs. H 15 consfruc- Jred wi+h +he mind. wi+h ideas. wifh works of peace. Pope Paul VI +0 +he Unifed Nafions chober 4. I965 Few Elder +eachers have Influenced iheir sfudenfs 'For good as did Fr. Pu+nick. The Chapel of Sf, Henry is a favorHe spot JEm many Elder sfudenfs. Elder afhlefes are faught f0 work and pray for Hue honor and glory of God. be Hwe solidify of Hue famiHes 1n +he Wesfern Hills area. The backbone of Elder over he years has been d confinues +0 Herriinger has molded +he Glee Club info an ad- mirable singing group. Social ac- +ivi+1es cen- fribu+e +0 studenfs' fofal de- velopmenf. THE WORKS OF PEACE . . . Peace. as you know. is nof buiH up only by means of poliHcs. by H13 balance of wrorces and of infereers. H 15 consfrucfed wifh fhe mind. wifh ideas. wifh works of peace. Pope Paul VI +0 +he UnHed NaHons chober 4. 1965 The performance of Elder +eams has. over +he years. become synonomous The building of characfer and spirifua! values is fundamenial wnth excellence. +0 EIdeHs afhiefic program 1 Spirif and sporfsmanship are concrete values fhaf sfay wifh sfudenfs +hroughouf fivefr Eife'rime, THE WORKS OF PEACE . . . Peace. as you know. is nof builf up only by means of polifics. by H19 balance of forces and of infereers. H is cons+ruc+ed wifh H1e mind. wi+h ideas, wi'rh works 0? peace. Pope Paul VI +0 +he Unifed Na+Ions chober 4. I965 Elder's ma+h program is second +0 none in H19 ci+y. The inferesf of Hder feathers in +he'lr s+udenfs as persons coniribufes greaHy f0 Hue success of +he enfire school program. J -, cnmsnui 'I qfi EldeHs showing in compe+i+ion wifh ofher schools 'Is an indicafion of +he emphasis on academic prowess. The adminishation, as well as each +eacher. has a vital inferesf in Hue welfare of H19 individual. EJder's Lah'n Deparfmenf has amassed numerous awards and a lion's share of UC's classic scholarships. Elder sfudenh have access to fhe finest Iaboraiory equipment $ lb FACU LTY I7 PRFNCIPAL Faiher J. Paul Gruber. A.B.. M.Ed.. has more Jrhan proved himself as adminisfraior of Elder. ceriainiy one 01C H18 mosi difiiculJr responsibili'i'ies in +he diocese. Under his adminisfraHon Elder has grown +0 Hue second Iargesf boys school in +he sifafe, boas+ing an academically compeienf iaculfy. dedicai'ed 10 Hie compleie eduw ca+ion of Hie sfudeni. A 1936 graduai'e of Elder. Fafher is complefing his +hir+een+h year on Hie 'FacuH'y and fifih as principal, The success of Elder in recen+ years musmL be crediied +0 Faiher Gruber's hard work. experience. and efficiency as principal. ViCE-PRINCIPALS Fa'rher Ralph B. Bange, A.B.. B.Si. M.A.. M,Ed.. M.S.. came +0 Elder in I948. Hie same year much of +he class of 1966 was born. He is vice-principal in charge of discipline and comes info con'raci' wifh many s+ucien+s daily. A recipien+ of many honors and degrees in maH'i, Fafher Bang's falenf is n01 washed. for he feaches Collee Calculus. He also finds Jrime for golf. phofography, and Jreaching life saving during +he summer. Fafher Roberl' W. Schaefer. A.B.. 3.5.. is His vice-principal in charge of Hie physical plani. The consfruciion of Hie new wing and Hie insfallai'ion of H15 new chapel windows were under his supervision. Fa+her has compie+ed Jrwo decades of service on Hie Elder facuify and presenHy +eaches Aigebra ll +0 advanced place- men+ iuniors. Faiher Roberf W, Schaefer. Faiher J. Paul Gruber. Fafher Ralph B. Bange. RELIGION DEPARTMENT Fa'll'ler Albed J. BischoH, A.B.. M,Edl re- cently compleled a decade of service on +he Elder faculfy. Under his careful guidance and moderation +he S+uden+ Council has become one of H16 bes+ in flue cilyl He is also chap- lain of flue Jfaolball learn. Fafl'ler Michael D. BeaHy, PH.L, TH.L. ai- lended Sf. Gregory's Seminary and HM: Pon+i- 'Fical College 'For +he Propaga+ion of +he Faifl'n in Rome. Fafher BeaHy has an unusual hobby: mountain climblng. In his brief career Falher has mas+ered +he Alps and he Appinines.. Fafher Gerald E. Bensman. Ph.L.. S.T.L.. is in his firsl year of leaching Religion and World Cul+ure a+ Elder. He graduafed horn H16 Alhenaeum of Ohio in 1956 and affended fhe Pon+illcal Urban Universify for +he Pro- pagah'on of +he Faifh 6+ Rome. His in+eres+s include hun-Hng, baskefball. and bowling. Fafher BeaHy: Burger . . . beer . . . is . . . number . . . Faiher Bischoff: Blessed are +he baldl for Huey shall ln'hair-ii- +he earfh. Fr. Bensman: Ill guess you're wondering why I called you all hate fhis affernoon. 20 Fafher Meh: A decade a day keeps H13 devil away. Falher Earl C. Meh, EJK. M.Ed.l one of 1wo brofhers 10 graduafe $r0rn Elder. is sfaHoned af Sf. John the Bapfisf Church in Harrison, Ohio. Fr. Meh is an accomplished guifar player and an advocaie of reFigious hymns. Fafher Russell E B1ank. BAH M.Ed. a graduafe of Mt St Mary's. is in his six+h year as an Elder prof feaching Reiigion H and moderaHng H18 Band. The Spring Varfe'ry Shows. H19 mosf successfd and colorful musical producfions of Hwe year. are produced by Fr. Blank. Fa+her J. Thomas Fihsimmons. BAH M A.. sfafioned a+ Sf. Jude's parish, has +augh+ Religion for three years. Under his moderafion fhis yeaHs CSMC colleched over 800 dolEars In ihe Chrisfmas drive for fhe poor of H18 Cincinnafi area. Faiher Richard Klug. AIL S.T.B.. S.T.L., moderafor of ihe Cadets of Christ has been af Elder since l95l. He was a Pon+ificaI Gregorian. affending college in Rome. where he received his degrees of Bachelor of Sacred Theology and Licenfiafe In Sacred Theobgy, Father Kluq: VVeH I can 1er amd fake dicfafion. Fafher Blank: HIHI be a Iiffle iough following H13 Hes circus. buf you can handle if. Fafher Fltzsimmons: Don'f laugh af me kid . 2l ,vmuwnr-p. 35W ? ' RELIGION DEPARTMENT Fa+her Ralph A. Wesferhoff. A8,. sophomore religion Jreacher, gradua+ed from Elder in I954, He is available for'counseling every day in +he Guidance Office and has coached fhe reserve baseball feam. Af preseM he is ihe chaplain For +he varsify baseh baH +eam. Fa+her Harry J. Meyer. B.A.. S.T.L.h 6 I957 graduafe of Elder. has affended 5?. Gregory's. Mt Sin Mary's and H16 Norfh American College in Rome. Fafher Meyer. whose hobby is reading. is in his hrs+ year a! EHer. Fafher Alfred L. Sfockelman. A.B., an assisfanf 6+ 5+. WHIiam Church and acfive in +he Knighfs of Columbush has been 411' Hder fwo years. AHer nine years of Jreaching af DePorres high school. Fafher now +eaches parf-Hme Religion. Fafher Ralph E. Quinn, AB an Elder grad of 1954. is known her his candid ap- proach +0 Religion Fa+her Qufnnh who is sfah'oned af 5+. Martin's parish. is assisfanf Guidance Direcfor. inferesfed 'rn providing spTri+ual aid +0 Elder s+udenfs. Father Westerhoff: Dam! I didn'+ make Time +his week!H Father Meyer: R-r-r-rip H. Quinh: If I wanf +0 wrife th +he eraserh I'll wriie wifh Jthe erasen 22 Fa+her Sfockelman iumps ef +he chance f0 feach religfon, COMMERCIAL AND ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Lee M. Traufh. 35.. is director of ihe marching men of Elder. Mr. Traufh affended +he Universify of Kenfucky and presenfiy direcfs H1e annual Varie+y Shows and ofher musicals. He is also a greai adi mirer o'F Abraham Linculn. Mr. Paul S+ryker. M.A.. ieaches mechanical drawing in his 26+h year af Elder. He is one of Three brofhers +0 gradua+e from Eider. himseii in I928. Mr. Gilber+ H. Werrneling. 35., 3A., a graduafe of Xavier Unii versify is married and has four children. He is presenHy working JFor his masfer's degree, and i5 +he adviser to the business section of fhe Elderado. Iuppar leffi Mr. Honold Get some headi cher righfi Faiher Hasselhofi: i'iYou looked like fhaf? llower lefii Mr. Sfryker: 26 years and I still haven'f made if. iupper righli Mr. Warmeling and Mr. McMahon Mr. Michael J. Honoid. B.A., Jfirer year 'Foofball coach has compiled a record of 7 wins and 3 losses this year. This is file basi record +0 dais for a first year coach af Eider. The I965 squad achieved the bes+ defensive record of any Eider foofhall feami Fa+her Robert Wi Hasselhoff. A.B., head of Elder's Ari Deparfmenf. has senf many young men on fo careers in commercial aria He has iaughf ar+ ior seven years. Mr. Thomas McMahon. B.S.. B,A., M.B.A. ieaches bookkeeping and business management An Elder graduaie of I958 he coaches foo+baih basketball and frack. Mr, McMahon has a broiher, Larryi an Elder lunaor. Mr. Trauih: HHang on sshloopyi sshloopy hang on! 23 Mr. Bissmeyer: Will fhe nexf confes'l'anf please sign En. Mr. Davoran: H's your season pass for Elder's swimminq mama. Now SIgn H! Mr, Kunkel: I knocked on woodgnow wha+?h' 24 Mr. Keller and Fa'rher Buening: No. if's long-shorf, longhshorf. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Thomas A. Bissmeyer. 3.5. 'Is moderafor of +he newiy organized Speech Socie+y. His bro+her Dan is a senior af Elder. A I959 graduate of Elder. he is currenfly feaching Enghsh. and is inferesfed En +he hisfory of words and languages. Faiher Rober+ B. Buening. AB. is a fuII-fime librarian and 5 I949 graduafe of Elder. In +he summer of I964- Fa+her vlsHed Paris. Rome, Berlin, Copenhagen and Cologne during a European +our wH'h Fafher Hussey. Mr. Thomas E. Davoran, 3.5., a I956 Elder grad. feaches English and Remedial Reading. The swimming +eam is in HS fourth successful year under his coaching. Mr. Davoran is a member of fhe Board of Governors of fhe Elder Alumni Associafion, Mr. Thomas J. Kellen A.B. i5 fhe moderafcr of ihe newly organhed Citizens for Decehf Liferafure group. Mr. Keller. who received a parHal schoIarship +0 Xavier UniversH'y. is a member of +he Friars Chub. Mr. John C. Hummei Jr.. 8A., head of fhe English Deparfment is an ewarifer and an amafeur +'encer, He has also been helpful in the producfion of musical shows af Elder. Mr. M. David Kunkel. B.A.. MJK. has faughf 5+ Elder for five years. An enfhusiasfic violin player. Mr. Kunkel is the moderaior o'F +he Fine Ar+51CIub which affempfs 1'0 heighfen +he cul+ure of Elder s+uden+s. Mr. Hummel: Sure, I'll pass the crackers? do abouf ft Fafher Roberf J. Pufnick Mrl Sfoeckle: You're lucky I don'+ grade lower Hum zerc. Mr. Murphy: Sure. Pele. surel Fr. Ziegler: Moooan River . . . Fafher Ulrich: Sure. I know H's mafh. bui- wha+ can we Mr. Mulligan: I'm sorry. Fa+her Schaefer. I'll give +hem back. Fal'her Rober+ J. Pulnicln M.A.. BSEdl leH Elder +his year alfer 2I years of service f0 assume paslorship af Holy Family in Frenchfown. For I5 years he was moderafor for every siudenf ac- fiva excepf lhe band. He was 'll1E: founder of PomL Game Dances and was the modera+or o'F +he Promy He conducfecl ?he pep- rallies and was in charge of all plays and dramch produch'ons for which he has become famous. Fa+her James E. Ulrich. A.B.. M.A,. senior English leather. em- phasizes Jrhe need for good read- ing +0 his sfudenfs. He has al- +ended 5+. Gregory's and 5+. Mary's Seminaries, and Xavier Uni- varsily. 0111' of school. he enjoys fishing. music, and fannis. ML David L S+oeclxle, 3A., M.Edn received a scholarship +0 Xavier Universify. A bachelur. his inferesl's include classical music. playing bridge and reading. Mr. Joseph P. Mulligan, B.A.. a l959 grad of +he Universiiy of No+re Damel was +he director of H122 WAS HQIrnecoming Floafs. Mr. Joseph H. Murphy. 3A., a I9bl graduale of Roger Bacon, is moderator of H16 Chess Club. and is inferesied in mo+orcycling, Falher Lawrence J. Ziegler. A.B., MlEd is modera+or mC +he Y.C.5.1 and of Jrhe Radio Club. and is presenfly building a helicop+er. He is dlreclor of +he 5?. Lawrence Deanery, which co-orcllnafes lhe aclivifies of all parish Youth Clubs. 25 LEC'PUNIC 'MATHEMATICS DEPARTMEN11 Fa'H'Ier Mark P. Grafschl A.B.. M.Ed. ?eaches calculus and iournalism. Sfaf'loned 6+ 5+. Teresa. Fa+her has For II years been moderafcr of ihe Purple Quill. which has for five d +he pas? six years aifained +he All- Amen'can fournalism raHng. Fafher Thomas A. Duesing, 3A.. M.Ed., a 1948 Elder grad. has been teaching af Elder 'For fen years, He is ihe moderafor of +he Elder Alumni Associafion, which boasfs 5,000 members, and supervises +he publicafion of four news IeHers a year. ML Richard P. Doerger. B'AA, an Elder gradua+e of l955 is head fannis coach at Elder. His brother. Fa+her Stanley Dcerger. is an ex-Elder prof. Mr. Doerger heaches general ma+h. is married. and has one child. Fa+her Joseph B. Bruen'mg. A.B.. an Elder handyman. is one of +he few +eachers +0 complefely change dsparhmenfsy Two years ago he haughf only Lafin. This year he +eaches only Algebra Stafioned 5+ 51. Lawrence he did gradua're work 6'? Xavier Universify. . .' ' 7 'x Fafher Duesing: Fafher. +hese figures are enough fo furn anyone's hair grey . . . Ohy pardon me. Father. III! or mmn Fa+her Grafsch: To be frank. Sandman. you Faiher Bruening: If you fhink X is funny h'If ii's a Doerger racke+ H's 901' +0 be jusf can'f ere. wwaif until you see Y. good. 26 Mr. Vaugh+: Ge? ready for a whale of a puff. Mr. Kelly: I ge+ H1959 shooiing pains, righ+ here. Mr. Mar+ini: Johnny Cool Mr. Hufh: 'iTurn of? fine lights.H Mr. Sianley R, Herrlinger. Bi5.. L.LB.. is Hue direcfor of +he 57 voice Elder Glee Ciub. no+ed for H19 successful Holiday Cizancer'fI and he also coaches +he Tennis team. He is a I954- graduaha of Nofre Dame Universify. and presently Jreaches Algebra II and Trigonomehy. Mr. William E. Vaughf, 8.5., graduafed irom Eider in I958 and from Sf. Joseph's College in i963. He has been 5+ Elder for +hree years ieaching Geometry and Algebra. A waifer during +he summer, he coaches Elder's goHr feami Mr. James F. Kaliy, B.A.. presenHy working foward his masfer's degree. is H15 head of Hue Guidance Depar+men+ which, has undergone a com- plefe revifaiiza+ion. A +hree year Elder veieran, Mr. Kelly is married and has +wo chiidren. Mr. Roberi M. Hufh. A.B.. ieaches Algebra I and Geomefry in his firsf year a? Elder. He graduafed from Elder in I96! and from Xavier Uni- versify in I965. He likes +0 fish and hunt His brofher. Charles, is also a grad of Elder. Mr. John W. Mar+ini. A.B., M.Ed., on Elder grad of I959. has been feaching af Elder for +wo years. Mr. Marfini is an accompIEshed violinisf anl is involved in fhe Music Drama Guild. He par+icipafed in Elderis varie+y show. 27 FR Andres: and once 'H'Iey get loose Mr. R5550: MLEH 555v H he Hunks mafh they increase unfil you're covered with and English he can pray halfback nexf fhe nasfy iiHIe +hfngs! yean SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Fr. WiHe: A pain reEiever and an alkalizer.. Fafher Sahlfeld: ' Now. if English Lea+her. can only find my Mr. Joseph E. Freda 3.3.. is H18 times?- member of fhe Elder faculfy. A bachelor. in his second year af Elder. Mr. Frede played infield for +he faCtu 50H ball feam Iasf year. Mr. John H. Berningen BKS., M,Ed.. Gen- eral Science teacher. has b 5n af Hder For +wo years. Mr. Berninger works as a beer +as+er during Hne summer. FaH-Ler Anfhony G. Andres. B.A., 8.3. in Ed.. is in his l9fh year a+ Elder. Sfa-Honed a+ 5+. IgnaHus parish. Faiher Andres is a renowned fiSherman and goH:eT. Mn S+ephen J. Rasso, B.S.. E.D.U . is head hack coach and assis+an+ Fomiball coach. Mr. Rasso referees basketbaH and wresHInq in his spare +ime. Mr. RonaId E. Nicolai. 5.5,, aHended Ohio S+a+e on a basketball scholarship, and Hum fransaterred +0 Xavier Universiiy where he played varisfy baskefball. He also coaches cross counfry and baske+balL Fa'fher Herberi J. Wi'H'e. A3. MAY. has been af Elder for nine years. Sfafioned af Sf. Bernard in Winfon Pface. Faiher WiHe a++ended Sf. Xavier High School and Xavier UniversHy. Fa+her Francis J. Sahlfeld. A.B.. ELEd.1 has been a+ E!der for IS years. A recipienf of a NaHonal Science FoundaHon scholarship, he gradua+ed from St Gregory's and St. Mary's Seminaries, 9 .2 ,1 ,0 1 .w 2 2 5 Messrsl Frecge and Nicoiai: IF H10 boy wonder can'f do if, we reaHy are up a creek. Mr. Berninger displays hTs 4nof Hne +0 H19 main office. Mr. Massa: See +ha+ bird up there? Well. hi? if. Mr. Owens: 1'Do I really look like Pe+e Rose 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. David Hils. A.B.. M.Ed. a I954 qraduaie of Xavier Universify. has been af Hder for four years. He is +he head coach of +he baskefball and cross counfry feams. Mr. John P Owens, 8.5., played on We Elder varsiiy bofbaH +eam in 1960 and presently coaches reserve and varsify foo+baH and reserve hack. Mr. Owens. a F954 gradua+e oi: Xav- Ier UniversH'y. is married wifh ane chnd. Mr. James N. Massa, B.S., B.A.. one of six brofhers who gradua+ed from Elder. is married. He is head varsity baseball coach. assisian+ bot baEI coach and conduds +he winfer wnghf fraining af Elder; . and Haen we go Info a piroueHe. 29 30 Mr. Hessling: H has HS advanfages. I haven'+ washed my upper lip for +hree monfhs. Ems i3: FaH-ner Edmund Hussey. A.B.. M.A., M.Ed., Jreaches Lafin and Greek. He is a world-wide fraveler and +ries +0 ge+ fa Europe every year. He has aHended Jthe Athen- aeum of Ohio. Sf. Mary's Semin- ary. Xavier UniversHy. and +he UniversHy of CincinnaH. He was awarded a Fulbrighf Scholarship in I963. Mr. Thomas W. Hessnng, B.M.Ed.. no+ed for his Gay Nine- 1ies handlebar mus+ache, has been at Elder for five yaars. He works wH'h +he newly reorganized Elder MusEc-Drama Guild and is head coach of +he increasingly success- ful wresHing feam llef'H Fr. Hussey: Let's see, where should I go this year? LANGUAGE DEPT. Fafher Lawrence R. Sfri++maf+en A.B.. M A., MVEdq +eaches La+in H af Elder. He was H18 recipien+ mC a Futbrighf Scholarship 'In I964. is. moderamr of Hue Elderado, and handles Elder's public relaHons. Fa+her Joseph J. Speaks. BAA, S.T L., in his first year M Elder. feaches English I and Lafin l. Sfafioned a+ 5+. Aloysius Gonzaga. he gradua+ed from Springfield CafhoHc High School In l956. Fa+her S+anley E. Luehrmann. A3,, M.Ed.. M.A.. S.TVB.. S.T.L.. has been a+ Elder for eleven years. Moderafor cnc Hue German Club. he was awarded a Fulbrighf Scholarsh?p +0 Germany in I962. In I963 Failwr Luehrmann did missionary work in Mexico wifh C.SAM,C. members. Mr. John P. Quirk Jr.I BAH is in his four+h year of Reaching a1 Elder. He is a gradua+e of 5+. Mary's College. and feaches heshman Lah'n. Mr. Quirk is inieresfed in choral music and has been in +he Cfncinnaflans in earlier years. Fa+her Lawrence J. Walik. A3,. M.Ed, feaches Spanish in his sixH'x year af Elder. He has aHended Hue Naiional Au+onomous Univer5i+y 01: Mexico. Fa+her is modera+or of fhe Spanish Socie+y. Faiher Edward L. Rudemiller. A.B.. M.A.. is +he A+hle+ic Director and Head'of flue Religion Deparfmen'r, He is one of +hree brofhers +0 graduaie from Elder, himseH in I950. He has affended 25 consecufive Elder- Wesf Hi Thanksgiving Day games. Fr. Speaks on We phone. , -' :1; K $592 w H Mm Frs. SiriHmaHer and Rudemiller: Okay okay. DeWhi i5 beauiifulli Mr. Quirk: When I growl you beffer iump. Iabon Fr. Luehrmann:; Rodney did what?! UeFH Fr. Wack: Gosh! Whaf a dayE'I 3l t.'vv'yvvvv'-- .000 . ' I V -- a . r! '1 qvwr-L! l ? 53 Mr. Sf. Charles: H all sfarfed over Fr. Roby: NH looks so easy when Charlemagne.H +hey do if. SOCIAL SCIENCES Fr. Donald Roby. A.B.. M.Ed.. in his ninih year af Elder. feaches +yping and junior religion. In addifion +0 his +eaching dui'ies. he moderafes fhe cheerleaders for footbaii and basketball. and handles much of ihe school's mimeograph work. Mr. Frank J. Sf. Charles. B.S.. an Elder graduaied of I960. came +0 Eider a year ago aHer his graduafion from Xavier Universify in I964. A coach for +he Reserve Fooiball squad Mr. 5+. Charla: feaches World Culfure Mr. John D. Kelly. 3A,. has two bro+hers af Elder, James a factu member and Mike a senior. During fhe summer of I965 Mr. Keliy worked in Hondu. Honduras building homes for underprivileged people. This is his firs+ year at Elder. Mr. Thomas D. Mason. 8A.. M.Ed.. a gradua+e of 5+. Xavier High School in I957. has been feaching American his+cry for three years a+ Elder. Mr. Mason is an avid follower of sfocks and bonds. and pifched for the faculfy soffball +eam. Mr. Mason: Dream along wifh mei I'm on my way to +he stars. Mr. Kelly: According io H19 Encyclopedia. iNA Na NA Na Nai was fhe baHie cry of ihe ancieni Kalabunga fribef' H's jusf fun fuming if off and on. Mr. Frey: There are smiies ihaf make us happy ' inln.1$;;..4ru .-.m - A i Fafher Grad: This is only a sampie of His fun in sfore ior +his affernoon. Fr. Sehar: Ha ha. Puf ihai gun away! Fafher Malcolm S. Grad. B.A.. M.A.. aHended +he Universi'ry of Cincinnaii. Xavier Universify and Si. Gregory and Mt 5+. Mary's seminaries. in spring Fr. Grad takes ieave 01: his parish duiies a+ Assumpfion +0 conduciL +he annual senior frip fo Washingfon. Mr. Paul J. Frey. B.A.. was capiain oi Jrhe i957 Eider baskeibaii feam which won +he disirici championship. His taleni' has not gene is wasie for he received a four year scholarship +0 Regis College, and is presenfiy coaching +he Frosh baskefball squad ai Elder. Faiher Philip 0. Seher. BA is iaunching his teaching career af Eider as American Hisi'ory and Problems of Democracy insirucior. Father Seher and Fa+her Theodore Fry, an Eider graduahe. are responsible for ihe founding oi ihe Cincinnafi Bible cenfers which have gained recogniiion +hroughou+ +he country. Faiher Paui L. Poeppeiman. B.A.. MiEdq 'j'eaches American his+ory and fyping and is in his ninfh year at Elder. Staticned af St Aloysius Gonzaga. Fafher Poeppelmanl graduafed from Daylan Chaminade in l948 and aifended Xavier Universiiy and HM: Afhaeneum of Ohio. Fri Poeppelman: I donif really wanf H18 coffee. 33 Mr. William Kolkmayer, a graduafe of Purcell has been wifh Elder since l94b His many dufies include keeping ihe stadium in fop shape selling tickets f0 afhlefic evenfs and generai upkeep of flue school. The cry Where's Billw. which can be heard anywhere. anyiime in Hue school. fesfiHes +0 his imporfance and indispensabilify +0 Elder. Mr. William Kolkmeyer Mrs. Eloise Von Hoene Mrs. LoreHa' Averbeck Mrs. Rufh Roederscheimer Give a sfuden'? an aspirin! Fill ouf absenfee sfips! Run off a has? JFor Mn Mason! See fhaf +he aliar is ready for Fa+her Gruber's Mass! These are iusf a few 0? +112 many chores which the secrefaries must cope WHh daily from eigh+ in H19 morning fill 'Five af night The hard work done by Mra Rufh Roederscheimer. Mrs. Eloise Von Hoene, and Mrs. LoreHa Averbeck should be seen and readily appreciafad by 3H sfudenfs. 34 One for me. one for . . . From Ieff +0 rfghf are Irv Swope. Landis Lewis. S+eve Dawson. CAFETERIAAND MAINTENANCE WORKER; Before +he s+uden+s arrive a+ Elder in H16 and long affer Huey have left +he cafe+eria ladies are busily working in +he kifchen. In one and one half hours +hey muslL prepare and serve various dishes for I700 people. Affer +he five lunch periods are over. They wash fhe dishes and Clean up +he ca1ce+eria for fhe nexjr days work. The Importance of +heir job cerfainly deserves +he recogniHon and appreciafion of H19 s+uden+s. The members of +he Unifed Sfafes Jani+or Service spend +heir evenings cleaning and refurbishing +he class- rooms and corridors af+er +he dain onslaughf of s+uden+s +0 provide an a+mosphere conducive +0 sfudy. The cleanliness Elder is known for is af- +ribu+ed +0 +he eH'o.r+ of +hese men. Willy G. Smith and Greg Swope. 35 0A5?ELUBAND-LALUMNIASSOCIATION Meeiing once a week. 1he Dad's Club is under +he direcfion of presideni Mr. Eilswor+h Hahn. The group, which is made up of all +he aciive fa+hers of Elder is primarily concerned wifh +he aihieiic program. No+ only does +he Dad's Club supply uniforms and equipmen+ for +he +eams. bu+ i1- is also responsible for fhe spor+s banquefs held fhree +imes a yeari The seven +housand Elder gradua+es. five +housanci of which live in +he Price Hill area. are given ample avenues +0 express +heir in+eres+ in Eiderl Since i'rs organizaiim in I923 +he Alumni of Elder have helped generously by financing Hoa+s each year. besides special proiecis such as ihe siained glass windows in Jrhe chgpel of Si. Henry. The Alumni AssociaHon is moderated by Faiher Thomas Duesing who is large- ly responsible for +he +housands oi newsieHers published each year. c we mm..- wwmm Welfare presidenf Mr. Eils Haun Officers of +he l966-l967 Alumni Associaiion are ileH 10 righ'ri Bob Luenberger. Jim Mullen, and Presideni Docfor Jack Keehan. 36 Welfare officers and frus+ees are UeH fo rith Mr. Mike Kunnen. Mm Cecilai. Mcnohan. Mr. James Hausman. Mr. Joseph Huser. Mrs. Ann Frese. and Mr. Jack Burman. Absenf when pic+ure was faken. Mr. Gene OHing. The Elder Welfare Associa+ion has been described by presidenf Mr. Joseph Huser. as EIder's PTA! Besides giving +he parenfs an ac+ive parJr f0 play in Elder's acfivifies. +he Weifare Associa- +Ion sponsors +he annual senior-mofher brealdtamL each spring. H also provided parf of +he itunds necessary +0 send +he Elder Honor Band members +0 +he Orange Bowl Game in Florida. Welfare presidenf Mr; Joseph Huser 37 38 Mr. David S+rairnan This year six young men joined fhe Elder factu during +he school year. filling +he vacancy of +hose who have been +ransferred or resigned from dufies af Elder. The new feach- ers include Mr. Jon Hursfing. Mr. Joe Menkhaus. Mr. Mark Sfuhlreyer. Mr. Richard Asimus. Mr. Charles KauHaold. and Mr. David S'rrafman. NEW TEACHERS From fop +0 boffom are Mr. Richard Asimus. Mr. Mark Sfuhlreyer. Mr. Joseph Menkhaus. Mr. Charles Kaufhold. and Mr. Jon Hurs'ring. VATICAN II SUCCESSFUL IN ELDER DISTRICT Mos+ Reverend Karl J. Alfer Archbishop OF CFncTnnafi H' was said +ha+ +he success of Vafican II will be measured no+ in Rome, 19qu in Hue individual parishes. Archbishop Karl J4 AHer has In- deed made The new English lifurgy and H19 ideas of fra+ernal charify meaningful in Hue parishes and 5+ Elcler Fafher J. Aloysius Grimmeb man. Presiden'r of +he Board of Pasfors. has done his ufmosf +0 co- ordina+e +he spirH of renewal +hroughou+ fhe parishes of +he Eider dis- hid. Fa'l'her J. Aloysius Grimmelsman 39 . : 40 4I x?cx 4L 5' 09 - :73- azji 54 - x701? , Z 1 x Liv ? Michael E. Ames Kennefh J. Ankenbauer James J. Archbold Michael D. Bader 475344 ?CD- 70 4945144 Paw 54 4745154 r5604 77 4 CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF ,65-CLASS OF ,654CLA55 O F D' 35' 1'?45'- 45 - Fcpi- i4 g. 41 41 4549164 PCP 7f Anfhony F. Barnhorsf Daniel D. Bauer Gregory J. Bauer Raymond G. Baur S+apley J. Beck 494514671660- 75 47454-14 - I700 4 V 1'94514 6 ., RC 17., 7'7 42 0122M MP 75 maimv Poor 73 James E. Bedel AI. Raymond J. Behler Joseph P. Behne John T. Bender Jerome H. Berkemeyer z 744-755.- Fop. 7 g z 9 arv- a 7- 7W , $5 56-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66 Fafher Bangs finds a hiend. So +his is Mounf Echo! 43 Sfudy is an everyday Hing in H13 life of an Elder sfudenf. 44 CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF f6?-CLASS OF 166-CLASS OF 1955 6:17019k-W77 J65 ; M- J CD170 Thomas F. Berra xv, .- m 4. 1: Daniel J. Bissmeyer Roberf J. Blazer 3 John L. Bill 55-7614 FED , x35; 66 fay V 3'0 Lawrencefk Bonhaus Ronald G. Bonhaus Thomas H. Bonkowski Davis 6. Borgmann 1x95: 54 i'rw 70 5016- F017; 77 66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 A9CJ7-l5. P519 7? z? Kenne'l'h J. Brauch Gary J. Braunsfein Rober+ Brinkdopke Jerome A. Brinker James A. Brodbeck E14154. 3'16 ,0 - TC M31154 , F5 17- 71 45 David T. Brogan '5'? Roberf C. Burns Thomas C. BUSCHe Raymond J. Buschmiller DaVid E. Bufscha .Kfifily6L Foo W SI Wilslca- PoDW 77 W965-64, Pap- 75' CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF W66-CLASS OF W66-CLASS OF W66-CLASS OI IW t An arfisf's +ribu+e +0 a dead hero. 46 MMA H !: 94;2?441' :2-70 x'm-M - Paw W Gail P. ChenauH David L Clarke JarzaF. Cleary Rober+ W. Clemenfs BG-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF '66 01,51 z: 6 Pcp- 7 7 Andrew N- Comose David G. Conner George S. Corns gm a w x . $51. Chrisfopher J. CoHer WiHI'am J. Coyne Raymond J. Cruse Ar+hur A. Cummiskey 47 QC? 65364 - X75 0 , 5'7 Michael J. Cushing David C. DabbeH ?Tr Richard W. DaUgherfy Paul P. Dafvjs Q George R. DaViS John M. Deifsch W7 6;- 44. PL 1? - 77 Pan V? Mm WASZM- FCP- W x? 6; - L' c - Pop; 31 CLASS OF Q66-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF Q66-CLASS OF Q66-CLASS C Louis F. Dickma'n Q 7 . 9M f A M NHVU - F c: o - z; 12 Michael P. Doerflein P. RandaH Doerger John C. Doll Joseph J. Donohua W? 45-4441 ch 712 led P59; 7X -'?65-4t- MD A 77 WNW E48 Who said. Physics is En? 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS 0F 66 Michael J. Dryer James C. DUBOiS James T4 Dungan: , Thomas L. Durk'ln , Ralph A. Earley . . 49 George H. Eichold .. .K9nnefh.,A' Enginggr . .. if C; Michae1 P. Federle WiHEa A. Ferguson Terrence E. Finkelmeier John W. Fischer CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OI z94$i66 POD -77 465155: P0197; 1,551. . , Rober+ W. Flick Thomas J. Florence Donald J. Franklin , John P. Frasca zMS-w :Pw - 77 Joseph L. Fray Marvin J. Gafherwrigh+ ' ., , Rober+ J.Geers AlbeHr C. Gehrum William T. Geiger . X I; W 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66 . . and +he papa bear said. Who's been sinng in my chair? 5l The Glee Club +ook high honor; in S+a+e compe+i+ion. CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF ,66 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF :L-.;. . William R. 6er+h Thomas E. Gibbs William C. Gilberf Raymond W- Glaab 15:55164-P00ym x?c5-44- PUDVO 52 Timofhy C. 60e+z , AJerome B. Green Raymond C. Groneman Clifford E. Gross Ronald L. Gro+haus K7545 1950- 73 mbzcg- POD, 77 ,xngzr Pap- 594 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 my-M Pop- 77 Eugene W. Hafner An+hony J. Hagemeyer Jerome W. Halpin Ross J. Hamblefon 19p .g5 ;75 ,l7- E! mcjzcd- Fcp- 74 wand 4W? '76 Gregory L. Harnisf John G. Harnisf John E. Hasselbeck Rober'l' S. Hater CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF Brains lH and Brawn U, 54 X Wafjdrbfop , 73 5: David 6. HaHield DennisJ. Haussler L David J. Hel'lman John F. Hemsfeger Daniel M. Hendy Tod A. Herbers 56-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66 7' 5:.5264$ W019 F 54-1 James D. Heyob Michael R. Hill 13' IT. John F. Hilver+ John P. Hinrichs Joseph GA Hinfon , William 6- HOCk .455 12'6vf 6D' 7-3 55 LL11 ?L' xEZF-dd-PUV 70 45.55. F017 XV ' ig- ,7 .7 vp'r'u-Iii. ,, ,,, ; Charles S. HoeHng Joseph D. Huseman Thomas A. Huger John H. Hussong . Michael F. Huwel 1,027.4 36th pap - 7 W451 64- Fco - 7f 1 CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF '56-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF 56 mgszgg- Pop. 77 m; 66 FCD- 70 10c. 5L 7 ngsiag- Foam 77 Thomas A. Jones Edward M. Joseph Thomas E. Josfworfh . John P. Juergens MK; .5! W61? 86' Polar Bare Club enioys H15 First good win+er snow. 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 , W$5Lj :gg-z James E. Kaulig RoberfJ. Kaulig Louis J. Keller 735'; George J. Kelley Harry R. Kellinghaus Michael J. Kelly Thomas R. Kerkhoff MU 41$ roan 7y WM L, we, ; 4 57 6965 66 F095 Richard R. Klein Lawrence T. Kleem ' 15 . .J?7 7' Erwin P. Klos+erman Joseph A. Knigh+ Timofhy H. Knoll Gary R. Koch 6965266 Wop -- 7? r965- 66 1769 r2 CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF C66-CLASS OF C66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 6,?!5745' 7017' 53., At . Thomas W. KraH Ronaid L. Kombrinck Thomas F. Krizsa William J. Kroeger Michael Kron John J. Krumpelbeck I76 5 66- PCD av 1765-6647677! 80 9555;,gA.-Fcp-8;0 58 Ronald C. LeibeL Roberf T. Lengerich Louis J. Lindenschmidf Richard E. Lipps ,GQSE-ciiw FC'D- 73 955-65 Pep - 70 fij'. 04. F51; 535 '56-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 Don'f iump. Borgo. Fafher Klug won'f Hunk you. Well. we could always sell if +0 +he Ar? Museum. CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66--CLASS OF 66-CLASS OI! mwrzi , POD 813 . y . ?6;15 4-;709- 77 James J. Lisk Keifh J. Lobring Michaei T. Lonneman Kenne+h W- Ludwig Louis W. Lyons ,n Daniel J. Mahoney William A. Marigold K Cvgj: KM - PC 0 0 60 1. I. John E. McCarren Pa'l'rick C. McCar+h 7A Michael T. McFarland Mark T. McGowan Daniel J. McKenna Richard M. McKinley Terrence R. McLaughlin f7552664900- 7f 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF '66 We 54- zeazca 1909- 74 James W. Meade Terrence M. Malia John E. Meyer John R. Meyer Kenne+h C. Meyer Thomas W. Meyer m 65 J! P69 70 95'5-56 FGD- '73 name- FOD '74 z765'-54 - Pcp- 595 Ruhr bl . , 71 x .mng m, w- Richard P. Molengraff Thomas A. Monnig James R. Moorman James R. Mcfl'gam . ., CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 62 'n $ QQW . L- '11.! 'm'Xf; Take Father Gruber's rnrHress back! .4 'V . , w. 1 fit. Henry J. Mueller VKTZEW'ET-a $ n-ch - Edward L. Myers Q Paui E. Myers Kenne+h R. Nauman 7076g fopy 7 .7 Wllllam E. Mu 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66 77 , 6064-. .. 065164W: ; 7hr: ' ?F I John R. Neggerman Thomas J- NGU Roberf M. Neumeisfer Richard A. NeWSom 2W1W- 1 7' ., III: - t I David L. Newporf Miciwael E. Neygr Thomas F. Neyer Thomas J. Nieman X; 6330'? VLV' 55 x?.ffv CZ'FCD .37 X75516; - PGDv 77 63 Vii? 41- P60 77 Joseph P. Niemeyer John A. Nordman Michael J. O'Brien Wiilfam C, Oeffinger William R. OHqu Lawrence N. OH'haus x7 55ch PM - 7 :1 CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OI 64 w 45: M- FCP - 70 yblggu F: D- 56L 4.: Gerard M. PerroHa NicholasJ. Perry Roberf 6. Pessler . Michael J. Prack WM! PCB 73 stxa-PGD-AU Fafher Quinn aids a bewildered freshman. 66-CLASS OF B66-CLASS OF B66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF ,66 .65;de - FED' 5'3 AM Henry J. Radel Roberf J. Raferman Bruce E. Ra+hman Jay B RaHerman Joseph M. Rauck Charles M. Re W ask- 65 Wash. rgwtag-ch $3 K j 31 1A - 2m U'mjruaxm immadij Roberf J. RiHer James A. R1220 Mark S. Rizzo Gregory A. Sander WiHiam H. Sander CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OI x? 6165- Fcpv 7o Ti-r-nuo-Jrhy HfSan+e1 - Joseph G. Sandman pr : ' w Rf; Thomas A, Schiesl Robert W. Sch1inker+ Bernard L. Schmidf Leonard A. Schmid+ qule f?gi;6!r.fjfp. 77 751'RKK- 2617 7g 66 Michael L. Schneider 4.? W Ronald A. Schroeder Thomas J. Schuler Michael D. Schulfheis Roberf W. Schwaliie 1 E' '1? 56 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 $.13. 1 - . Zrm---... ' I v A . - f, . 4 ; . gl We're off +0 see fhe Wizard . . . 67 Dudley Do-Righf and Nell. The only quiet place in H19 school. CLASS OF 66 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 68 John J. Shoemaker Howard W. Smith Michad D. Smli+hy Daniel J. Sowers X ?J;; CG Pcp- 570 f 1 . 3 'r. : ' 1:4 1., - Louis J. Sfavale LaWrence M. S+ock Wiiliam C- 5+OCk Thgmas A. Sfrasseli Tim0+hy F. Sfrafmann Dennis J. Sullivan Joseph P. Sunderman l?cjs-M- P60: 77 xggfgg, POD'75 56-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 zigpw- FM- 73 wasta - F09 , 55 .4331 Roger J. Theobaid Dennis H. Table . 5:513:95 . , Donald J. Thomas Frank E. Threm Terrence R. Toelke Thomas N. Tren+man 'i 45169-29517! 77' Anas-cd- f6? 51 69 ,x9-425156 , r709; 75 Charles J. VanWassenhove Edward C. Vickers John E. Vignale Edward C. Vlaikov Gary S. Voelkereling L. x7525; - Pop. 73 waym fch-70 045166470? 77 Ma? ' CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS 0F 66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF This isn't half as neaf as my Howdy Doody fingerpainfing set 70 John P. Voqele Ronald H. Vogelpohl Thomas P. VonLuehr+e Roberf C. Vos . Paul F- VOSSISF r: Kenf R- Iwahl 150165-700, 7V 7451401769170 56-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF '66-CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF '56. H - 7,1 m .. .. m4 . , w 6 :82? 76 James T. Walsh Roberf J. Wanninger 5:5? . Mark H. Weber Roberf P. Weber Rober+ D. Weigand Gregory H. Weikel ions 5 - ,- 95165 POP- 57 7l Timofhy A. Welch Alberf J. Wellen Michael P. Wes+endorf Lawrence A. WeHerer Themas A. WhH'e Roberf H. Wilhelm 94-51ch a: p- 7.0 mmg , 1760- 7a rm-co Fm 7a? CLASS OF ,66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 515:5;- Pzw 73154;. V5: 54- FcD 42 At, RonaId G. Wilhelm Charles S. Wilke Charles J. WiHersfaeHer John A. WiHersfaeHer 1 . PhiI'Ip R. WiHich Michael J. WoHer Gary S. Wolfram Leonard Wodhen 545140 WD- 70' 72 Okay guys. fun's fun. Now give me back H12 crufches. 56 CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66-CLASS OF 66 wad. Lee P. Yeazell FT 707 Timo+hy R. Young '14-!! fan 77 Edwa rd WA Zieverink Timofhy J. Zinser 73 74 ACTIVITIES 75 Senior refreafanJrs saying Hm Way of H15 Cross before Milford's ou+door Sfa+ions, SENIOR RETREATS S+ar+ing poinf for +heir Iasf year a+ Elder was fhe seniors' +hree-day closed refreaf af fhe Milford. Ohio. You+h Refreaf House. Besides giv- ing ample opporfuni'ries for confession and daily Mass and Com- munion, Hue refrea+s gave Eldermen a chance +0 do some +hinking and praying by +hemsefves. Each senior religion class was accompanied by a faculfy member and had one of H18 Re+rea+ House's residenf priesfs as re+reaf mas+er. By +his encoun+er wifh Chrisf and +hemsefves. seniors received one of +he besf chances possib3e for having a suc- cessful senior year. Daily conferences held in Hwe chapel broughf Hme aims and objec- Hves of a refreaJr info focus, while giving sfudenfs pracfical advice and guidance. Senior Tom Minnery makes use of H19 refreaf house's af- mosphere of silence and peace. 76 VOCATION DAY Eldermen assisf af the firs? Mass celebrafed af Elder by +he Archbishop. Archbishop AHer consumes +he Body of Christ The Archbishop's deparfurel accompanied by a recessional hymn marks We and OJ Hwe ceremony. Archbishop Karl J. Alfer visi+ed Elder +his fall +0 speak +0 juniors and seniors abou+ religious voca- Jrions during Efder's annua! Vocafion Day: The archbishop celebrafed Mass in Jthe audiforium and delivered +he homily which emphasized +119 need for young Ca+holic men +0 realize Jthe challenge Hwaf is offered Hwem by +he modern world. Through Him. th Him and In Him . . ' 77 HOMECOMING h65 FloaJrs. foofball, and a1umni campaigning marked Elder's I965 Homei coming achihes. The weekend began wi+h a dance a+ Jrhe Topper Club for fhe refurning grads. followed by Mass on Sunday. Nov. 7. 5+ 5+. Lawrence church. Affer breakfaer a+ Elder. fhe crowd adjourned +0 E1der s+adium +0 wa+ch Jrhe Pan+hers beauL fhe Louisville De Sales CoHs l9-O. Elec+ion of +he officers for +he Alumni Associafion and a social in +he cafe+eria +opped 0H 1he day. which drew over 500 grads from all over +he counfry. High poinf of +he aHernoon was seleC'Hon of The winning class Hoaf from The four en+ered. The class of '67 fook +he honors +his year. bea'Hng +he seniors who had Won fhe Jtrophy +he year before. Hours of work. oHen going har info +he night and +he +radi+ional goodhnafured compe+i+ion befween classeslmade Jrhe Hnished produd's +he bes+ possibhe efforJrs by +heir builders. All Hoaf consfrucfion was financed by +he Alumni Associa- Hon. More +han iusf a $oo+ball game and a parade. HomeCOming a1 Elder is anofher sign of The Elder spirit a spirH +haf draws grads back +0 Jtheir alma mafer year affer year. Junior 'Floa+ commiffee leaders UeH +0 rith Mike Robb. Tom Holleyh and Ken Jansen display +heir class' +rophy for the winning Homecoming flout The iunior class' winning Homecoming floaf depicfed the Louisville ale Sales Celt being puHed across fhe goal line. The senior float wifh Fr. J. Paul Gruber. principaL welcoming refurning alumni from ihe school. Senior Shave Gersfner pufs +he Finishing iouches on his class' Heat a task ihaf kep+ him and many oi-hers up long hours info ihe night The class of '68 enfered a charging Pan+her going over +he goal line 10 Alfiora -' - ' - The freshman floaf had a LouisviHe De Sales Colt being frounced by a vicforious Panthen Elder's Marching Men add +heir indispensable Jrouch +0 +he fesfiviHes. blasiing +he Panfher efeven +0 anI9-O win over Hue Louisville De Sales CoHs. I 79 The vidory +haf almcmL was: +eam modera+or F Lawrence S+ri++ma++er receives a sef of encycl- pedia From H's Academic hos+ Jack Gwy wmuwmmmmwwbummtmwmhw munuwanuun-mnmn .----...-....--.--..-- .-.--- .- - - Sfudeni Councw'lmen. Ueff +0 righi Council Secrefary Jay Rafferman. Sch: Iasfic Commiffee Chairman Mike Federls Liferathe on college programs and requirements were available +0 CollegiaNighf parficipanfs From H18 schools Involved. 80 lder was lafer disqualified because of a wrong nswer. From leH' +0 righ+ are feam members Mike ederle. Capfain Tom Huser. and Tom Neu. ITS ACADEMIC? Elder's hopes of repeafing lasf year's successes on WIW-T's H's Acadgmic program were dashed in +he firsf round 01C compefifion. losing +0 WalnmL Hills High School by 20 poinfs because of a Ia+erhdfscovered wrong answer. Neverfheless. +he +rio of Tom Neu. Mike Federle. and capfain Tom Huser. who also was a confesfanf Iasf year. came from Jrhe cream of Elder's academic crop. Rigid pre-ques+ioning and quizzing preceded +heir selec'rion as confesfanfs from a field of over 30 applican+s. Fr; LaWrence S+rif+maf+er served as feam modera+0r and heIped sefecf and prepare +he squad for compe'HHon. Fr. Lawrence Sfrl'ffmaffer rehearses Elder's con+esian+s for +he show. which requires greaf general knowledge besides pro- ;fidency in math. English. science, and Ii+erafure. Represenfafives from fen local colleges were Jrhe guesfs of fhe Sfudenf Council a+ +he Council's an- nual College Nigh+ program. giving informahon and counseling +0 iuniors and seniors. JIGHT d Herbers. and Tom Kirkhoff go over a1 plans for College Night Each delegaJre gave a shorf +alk ?o +he assembled parenfs and s+u- denfs in fhe gym abou+ +heir col- lege in general. The audience +hen spliJr info groups +0 hear more from 1he speaker whose coHege +hey were Enferesfed in affending. The evening was handled by +he SC's Schoiasfics CommiHee. under , - - Xavier University's rapresenfafive. Fr. John Malone. Challrman'MIke.Feder5e.I 1n con S.J,. addresses s+udenis and parems in one of fine iunchon w1+h GUIdance Dlred'or Mr. evening's. sessions. James Kelly. Besides receiving praise from fac- ul+y and sfudenfs, one of Jrhe col- lege represen+a+ives +ermed +he evening one OF +he bes+ run +ha+ he had ever aHended. 8l PANTHERS CELEBRATE 7th CONSECUTIVE WIN IN THANKSGIVING DAY CLASSIC Lenny Schroer and Jim Williams puf on fheIr mosf disgusfed looksy Vic+ory Dance Queen Carolyn HiUebrand receives congrafula- Hons from her daha Bob Schlinker+ following the announcemenf of her seledion as Queen. King and Queen Bob Schlinkerf and Caroiyn HiHebrand lead fheir 'Fellow revelers in Hue Grand '5 . '3: ,I E- :3 1v 3 3, ,2, 4. ' I a? 82 VICTORY DANCE Following Jrhe sevenfh s+raigh+ foofball Jrruimph in +he EIder-Wesfern Hilis Thanks- giving Day rivalry. Eldermen and +heir da+es adjourned +0 Music Hall's Ballroom for +he annual Vichory Dance. A semI-formal affair. +he Vicfory Dance follows Jrhe Prom as fhe second m05+ I'mporJramL evenf on +he school's social calendarh This year +he dance was heid on +he Friday aHer +he holiday th Charlie Kehrer and his orchesfra providing +he music. Each senior who aHended +he dance was permiHed +0 nominafe his dafe for Vicfory Dance Queen. From +hese nominees The Execufive Board of Jrhe Sfudenf Council selecfed +he ?inal four candidafes, The Queen was fhen chosen from +hese candida+es by Jrhe ballofs of fhe seniors Jrhe nigh+ of +he dance. The Queen and her courf preside over Elder's l965 Vicfory Danceh From Ieff +o righf are BiH Ofqu. Anneffe Herman. Carolyn lefebrand. Mary Feldkamp. Terry McLaughFEn. Paf Burns, and Dick Fredeh Aarch around Music Hall's Topper Club Ballroomh 83 Raymond Baur Xavier Universify John Bill Villa Madonna College Kennaih Blessing Xavier Universi+y Daniel Bissmeyer David Borgmann Universify of Hillsdale College Cincinnati Theodore Herbers Ca+holl'c UnivarsHy George Ke1ley UniversHy 0f CfncinnaH SCHOLARSHIPS Forfy-fwo seniors were awarded eHher full or parfial scholarships +0 various undergraduafe schools +hroughou+ +he coun+ry +his year. This represents a record for Elder I'n fhe fofal number of gran+s ever received by any one class. The awards were gran'red 1cor excellence In scholarship. afhlefics. and art These sfudenfs have merifed more +han fif'ry scholar- ships wifh some seniors winning as many as ihree. Below +hey are Iis+ed wifh +he college +hey have chosen 1'0 a'Hend. P. Randall Daergar Thomas Doolan Michae'l Federle Universify of Ohio S+a+e UniversHy MGFQUEHB Cincinnafi Universify Thomas Huser Thomas Jones Dale Frese Dayfon Universify Cfncfnnafi Ari UniversHy cf Academy Dayton Roberf Gears Indiana U niversf+y - ' Dave Grnwe UniversHy of d ,' I Cincinnaf? Lawrence Kleam Thomas Krizsa UniversHy 0f Universify of Cincinnafi New Hampshire Joseph Frey Ohio Shfe Universify Michael Kunnen UniversHy of CincinnaH Rober+ Lamey U niversi+y of CincinnaH Kenne+h Meyer Joseph Moellers UniversHy 0 Xavier Universi+y ViIIa Madonna Cincinnafi CoHege Bruce Ra+hman Florida Sfa'fe University 4'. Beniamin Price Cincinnafi Ar+ Gerard PerroHa Universify of Roberf Rafarman Universify of CincinnaH Academy Cincinnai'i Michael Edward Vickers Gary Voelkarding Schneider Cfncinnafi Ar? Ohio College of UniversHy me Academy App1ied Science CfncinnaH Roberf Schwallie UniversHy OF Cincinnafi .a-I-v Daniel Sellef 1': Universiiy of ; CincinnaH 7 Roberi Wilhelm Lee Yeazall UniversH'y of University of Cincinnati Cincinnaii Thomas Neu Georgetown Terrance McLaughlin UniversHy of Dayfon Kanna'H'l Naumann CL 41. Universify J oseph Niamayer John Carroll College Gregory Norfmann Universi+y of CincinnaH William 0+:qu Sf. Vincenf's College Lawrence Olfhaus Cincinnafi Ar? Academy John Voegela UniversHy of Cincinnati Thumas Yeazell Universify of Cincinnafi 85 86 HALOES AND SPOTLIGHT? r a- Q 'Sx f 5 W Sisfer Marilee is mobbed for her au+ograph by a gang of +he Wesiwood Mods. Schlfnker+ poniificafes while Kraff smirks and Budde gapes. Irv Budde remains unmoved by Sharon Fox's pfeas Carolyn Hillebranci Iefs her TV audience know if Mary Jo Brueggeman does or doesn't Haloes and Spo+ligh+s shone upon Hue Mofher of Mercy sfage lasf April. as +he combined Elder-Mercy players presenfed H19 2Ier annuai ioin+ produdion. Under +he direc+ion of Sr. Mary Carlos. R.S.M.. and Mr. Thomas Hesinng and Mr. Jack Hummell Hie comedy was backed up by 1he Mercy orchesfra and H19 efforfs o1c over I00 Eldermen and Mercians wen+ info +he four performances. Dave Schroof. Diane Yunger. Erwin Budde. Carolyn Hillebrand. Mary Jo Brueggeman. Louise Boeing. Robyn Well. and Sharon Fox shared leading role honors in Jthe show's double casfs. Siege crewman Jay Raiterman Ue'FH and Dan Schoener iackle +he monu- mental fask of assembling scenery and backdrops for he show. am; g Carolyn Hillebrand and Erwin Budde fake welI-deserved bows af ihe end of +he show's run. 87 VARIETY SHOW Monfhs of work by nearly 200 parficipan+s wen'r info +he produc- fion of H19 1966 spring Varie+y Show. an efforf received wH'h H16 praise and applause +haf has marked every Variefy Show in +heir eighf years of exis+ence. Under +he direc+ion of music deparfmenf modera+or Fr. Russeli Blank and band dired'or Mr, Lee Trau+h. +his year's show was en- +i+Fed H.J'US'f A Line Sfreef . and combined +he music of Granf Avenue. Broadway. Basin Sfreef. and +he confemporary +unes of Glenway Avenue. Besides including +he usual array of blackoufs, dance numbersy and singing groups, 1Fhe Show also saw +he Show Band in eighf num- bers by +hemselves. Bandsmen Larry Gels and Bob Kellison per- formed solos on +he JrrumpeJr and piano, respechely. backed up by +he Show Band. Refurning +0 ihe show for his +hird year was junior Gary Rossi. who again proved +0 be +he showstropper wi+h his accordion num- bers, Elder's gym again served as +he scene for +he performance; aided by H18 cons+ruc+fon of sfage wings and a backdrop designed and drawn by Ben Price. Athugh ifs range from +he amafeurish +0 +he near-professional. +he Varie+y Show has long remained a source of pride +0 Eldermen. and will long confinue f0 be so. Sophomore Don Minnery, who operated HIE: lig'nfing panel for fhe show, ShldiES his Iithng cuesy Ringo Mar+ini audi+ions for a spof in fhe Varie+y Show. Af one of H16 rehearsals which sirefched for seven weeks before H19 opening of Hue show, Shaphanie Shaw praches her folk number. Costumes and make-up Ienf an air of professionalism in Hue Show. Three members of fhe Give My Regards i0 Broadway number puf on H19 finishing muches before going onsfage. EWder's Show Band. under +he direcfion of Mr. Lee Trau+h. has long enioyed a repuiafion as being one of +he +op high school groups in Hue c'lfy The annual Variety Show is +he climax of each year's aciivifies. Marcy's answer 10 Nancy Sina+ra. Donna Ernst shows are made +'or wafking . Bob Schlinkerir ieads off the show with Hle +iHe song Jusf A LiHIe Shem . Kafhy Frame does Second-Hand Rose in Hwe Granf Avenue segmenf of the evening. An aIl-male chorus line dosed +he show wifh No MaHer Wha+ Shape Your S+omach's In . Tom Jones does his inierprefwion 0F HWeHs Fargo Wagonn Jfrom Music Man . One of He show's many choruses was +his ocie+ singing 'lEveryfhing's Coming Up Roses'l From Ieff f0 right are Carla Stein, Douglas Day. Ri'ra Hayworfh. Russell Frese. Barb EgposHo Chris Manego1d. Paf Tierney. and Agnes Sfein. Carol Dreyer. Paula Slagehar. and Margie Waliner were fhree of the group fha? led off The show wifh a dance arrangement of Granf AvenueV'. Mademoiselles Jackie Hafer, Karen McCaHerty Barb Murray Card Korfe. and Sandy Murray kep+ Jrhe Glenway secfion of +he show moving wiH'I Hueir dance rendHion of SaHn Doll . Joe Sandman and Dave HeHmann ask ' How You Solve A Problem Like Maria . 3 $ x Accordlomsf Gary Rossw' brings fhe house down his presenfafwon o'F 'Wes+ Side Sfory and Who I Turn To . WW1 Can The ' Down+owners , a grOup made up enfirew o; Sf. WilHam parishioners and direcfed by Mr. Dave Alien. were cmL In +hew'r qu sfrengfh of l7 for mt Your Smile . +heir numbers of Because of You and Shadow Mary Jo Brueggeman is Bob Wilhelm's pranks in Old . Kafhy Quinn Maia Hari'l repeafs her livew perbrmance d H19 song which was originally done In fhe February pro- duch'on of LiHle Mary Sunshine by H19 Music Depart ment +he buff owr one of You're Never Too JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Tuxes. Jrhe Topper Club. and Charlie Ke'nrer were once again Hue ingredienfs of +he annual Junior-Senior Prom. H19 Number One social evenf of +he year af Elder. Senior Dan SeHef was elecfed Prom King by +he seniors in aHendance. aHer a hecfic day of campaigning Hwe day before. His da+e for. +he evening was Denise Mefzger. The ofher candidafes. Tom Krizsa and Bil! Buzek. served as his courf. They escorfed Kafhy Heider and Jane Oldham. respecfively. Dan Sellef and Denise Metzger reign as king and queen of Elder's I966 From. The other Jrwo couples. Torn Krizsa and Kan Heider, and Bill Buzek and Jane Oldham. pose th H15 king and queen. 92 Eldermen Bill Geiger HefH and John Ahlers do +he Bridgefown Bop. while John's dafe cools her heels Don'f shoo+ unfil you see H15- whHes of their eyes. Charlie Kehrer 8z Friends fake Hme ouf from a break f0 May a few numbers, GRADUATION The lasf few rows of ihe +hree hundred eighy-Mo gradua'ring seniors ?ile solemnly onfo the sfage. Commencemenf exercises for Hue Class of 1966. +he larges+ class ever graduafed by Elder. were held a+ Music Hall on June 6. Dr. Alberf Anderson. Assis+an+ Professor of Educafion aJr Xavier Uni- versH'y. delivered +he principal address on 1he values of Chris+ian educa+ion and morals in Hue world +oday. Monsignor John Kuhn. Dean of Sf. Lawrence Deanery. presen+ed All heads +urn +0 wa+ch +he enhance of ihe new graduafes. each senior wi+h his diploma. affer which honors, including af- +endance awards. reIigion and science awards, and Catholic leader- ship awards, were bes+owed on +he seniors. Monsignor John Kuhn, assisfed by Fr. Ralph Bange. presenied each senior wifh his diploma. as principal Fr. J, Paul Gruber announced +he names of +he recipienfs. 94 Orchesfra director. Salufa+orian Thomas Neu UefH and Val- edicforian Thomas Huser addressed ihe graduates and their gues+s in Hleir official capacify a5 fl'ae firs? and second ranking members 0+. Hueir class. Mr. Lee M. Traufh. leads ihe Class of '66 In singing The aims ma+er. 95 CAREER DAY Over 35 business, poliHcal. professional. milHary. religlous. and educafional leaders spoke aJr Elder as parf out +he Sfudenf Council's second annual Career Day. Seniors and juniors were surveyed beforehand as +0 Hweir career choices and +hen placed in rooms +0 hear +ha+ represenhfive speak on his field. Praised lasf year as an ou+5+anding accomplish- menf of +he Sfudenf CouncH. Career Day and ifs Sfudenf Council Chairman +his year. Mike Federle. were again congraJrulafed on a job well done. Council Presidenf Mike Kelly falks i0 CfncinnaH Enquirer reporfer Jack Cannon. one of H16 guesf speakers a? Career Day. Career Day Chairman Mike FedeHe Mth and sfudenf guide Dave Reker Hsfen +0 sleed laborer speaker Mr. Gus Birch's commenfs on +he morning's +wo sessions. Vice-Mayor Eugene Ruehlmann was one of H10 disflnguished speakers who vIsHed Elder Itor Career Day. Mr. Ruehlmann spoke on polifics. SOPHOMORE DANCE The music of Mr. Lee Traufh's Combo provided H18 a+mos- phere for +he annual Sophomore Dance. Held in +he Elder cafeferia. +he dance was Jrhe long and hard work of +he sopho- more S+udemL Council represenfafives. under +he auspices of Sfudenf Council Social CommiHee Chairman Tom Kraft The near-capacify crowd made +h'ls year's affair one of +he more successful in recen+ years. adding considerably +0 Coun- cil coffers +0 pay For H18 S+uclen+ Council scholarships. Sophomore Dance Chairman John Willig and his crew of diligenf workers confribu+ed greaHy +0 fhe evening's success. and rithy deserve +he praise oi: +hose who benefHed from fheir labors. Pandemonium reigns as +he Coke runs out Dance chairman John WiIJig and Student Social CommTHee Chairman Tom Kra'H' go over plans br fhe Friday Hm 13+h affair. A floorful of happy couples offers mufe evidence fo +he success of the Sophomore Dance 97 Elder honored Navy Commander Leonard F. Vogf and 5H of ifs war dead M a memorial ceremony Nov. IO in +he Elder gym. The Hon. Donald Clancy, U. S Congressman from flue Second Dfs+rict Com. Vogf's parenfs. and miH'rary, civic. and religious dignH'aries all+ook part Elder honored ifs firs+ alumnus killed in Hue ViewL Nam war wifh a memorial service Nov. I0 +0 Navy Com- mander Leonard F. Vong. who was shof down in his Ab Infruder je+ bomber over Nor+h Vief Nam Sept I8. Represen+a+ives from virfually every civic and re- ligious organizafion in Price Hill came +0 hear Con- gressman Donald Clancy explain Hue dufies of Americans in Jrhe war. The Elder Concerf Band. fhe Glee Club. and Jrrum- pe+eer Larry Gels salu+ed Hue Commander. th prin- cipal J. Paul Gruber closing fhe ceremony by calling upon God +0 make us aware of wha+ we are and whaf we have. U S. Represenfafive DonaH Ciancy. addressed the s+uden+ A Navy rifle squad fires a sa1u+e +0 Com. Vogf. fhe firsf Eider grad +0 be killed body on +he chalfenges of Communism ?n Vie? Nam. in Vie? Nam. 98 in F Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vogf, Hue commander's parents. receive an American flag from Navy League member John Nolam Sfanding mamL to Mrs. Vogfvis U. 3 Congressman Donald Clancy who also spoke af the service. SALUTE TO A SOLDIER Siudenf Council Presidenf Mike Kelly recffed In Flander's Larry Geis blows +he mournful nohes of Taps . fradHionaf Heidi by MBCRGe. f0 bring f0 mind We dead 0; 6 WBFS- rnHifary FarewelHo ahllen soldier. 99 Each year H1e Elderado honors sfudenfs scholas'ric achievemen+5 wi+h +he Elderado Medaiis+ Awards. Eldermen who main- fained an average of 90 or beHer Hurough Hie consecu+ive grading perEods from +he 3rd quarfer I965 +0 +he midyear examinafions of 1966 appear on fhe nexf +wo pages. Also honored are fhose s+uden+s who had an average of 8576 in each of Hwese grading periods, MEDALISTS Senior Firsf Honor Medalisfs: back row Ueff +0 rith David DabbeH'. Anthony DaiHlo. Thomas Kerkhoff. John Vogele, Thomas Neu. Lee Yeazell. Michael Kunnen. and Thomas Huser. Fronf row: Edward Vickers. Michael Federle, and Dale Frese. Senior Second Honor Medalisfs: back row Ueff io righfl Rober+ Larney. Richard Beckman. Kennefh Brauch. and Jcseph Frey, Fron+ row: Tod Herbers, Kenneth Naumam Robert Wilhelm. John Dei+sch, Daniel Carroll. Absenf when piciure was faken was David HeHmann, 100 Sophomore First Honors Medalisis: back row. lIeH +0 rith Michael Morris, John RaHerman. Paul Bruem'ng. David Davidson and Paul Hilver+. Fronf row UeH' +0 rith: S1ephen Gafes, James Carroll and John Ploehs. Missing when pidure was faken was Joseph Trof'ra. Sophomore Second Honors Medalis+s: back row Ueff fo rith Edward Bone. Roberf Kramer, William Bill. Kennefh Edge . Charles OHEng, and Willfam Kolkmeyerl Second row: David Goebei. Ronald Hessdoerfer. Sfephen Cranert S+ephen Deifsch. and Pauf Lewim Third row: Lance Haun. David Noble. James Kenney. Jerome Krumpelbeck. Richard fvicarlheuserl and James Sfauiberg. Froni row: Bruce Yeazell. Thomas Braun, Gregory Doench. Dale Thedem Paul Lohbeck and Gary Vale Junior Firs+ Honors MedaIEs+s: back row UeH +0 rith. James Huseman. David Henderson. Raymond Schulh. Phillip Wing. Second row: Maurice Ripley, Roger Rosen, James Walter. and James Williams. Third row: John Barih. Michael McCcy. William Raffer- man. and Thomas Mohl. Fourfh row: James Richmond. Richard Roeder- she?mer, Thomas Maanx Gary Car- fer. Fifi'h row: Lawrence Burns, Richard Pffiegel. Dennis Harfoin. Walter Hess. and James Dickman. Fron+ row: Rod- ney Lyman, Michael Sager. Joseph Schulfa John Labmeien John ErpeIcL ing, and James Monahan. Junior Second Honors Medalisis: back row Heft +0 rith. Thomas Donnelly. Joseph Kramer, Richard Lonneman. Dennis Grawe. John Lud- wig, Ronald Auer. Barry Wauligman and Roger S+ryker. Fron+ row UeH +0 rith: Gregory Maynari. David Schroof, William S+e++er. Wil- liam ZilIi. and Daniel Fischer. Missing when picture was +aken ware Kennefh Jansen and Thomas Rauck. lOl ALONG THE ROUTE . . . Educafion a? Elder does nof end in +he classroom. Guesf speakers were a familiar sighf +0 Eldermen. as Hwy sup- plemen+ed feachers' !ec+ures and pro- vided a welcome break ?rom no+e-+ak- ing and H19 daily mono+ony of class. Mg: and Mrs. Ernesf Sweenew members of the Cafhoiic Famiiy LHa Bureau. balked +0 seniors on 50me of H19 more prachal aspeds of da+ing and married life. Two Glenmary nuni Srs. Grace and Maureen, exhibifed a unique me+hod of feaching religion. Their Jecfures on Chisfian WHness were Enferspersed th songs +0 supplemen+ +he usual Iec+ure maHer. They 1rea+ed senior religion siudenfs to a sampling mr their way of teaching. l02 UnH'ed 5+a+es Marine Corps Captain Jake Dewan. an EHer graduahe. visifed his alma mafer on his way home from SouH-I Vie+ Nam. and faIked i0 senior English classes on fhe war fhere. Panfher quarierback Ray Baur was ?he recipienf o+' WSAI radio's Player of +he Week award, presenfed by visiiing DJ Roy Cooper tcenferl. Folk singer Ray Repp came +0 Elder fo give a sample of his Mass for Young Americans . 3 fqlk song service sung and recorded by him. Wu ... 44M;w p-Im. Junior John Labmeier played an lrnporfanf per? in Elder's par- flclpafion in +he Greafer Cincinnafl Safel'y League's fraHic pro- grams. He 'Is shown here conferring wi+h Mr. John Van Flandern. moderal'or of +he GCSL. OUT IN THE FOr all bu+ a law Eldermen, school ends a+ 3:00. F01 l'hese few, all'erhschool hours are a challenge +0 exlend +heir horizons and become more familiar wilh Jrhe world in which +hey will one day have +0 parficipale in. These slu- denfs were members or delegal'es f0 in+er-school or in+er- National Merit Semi-Flnalfsl's Tom Huser and Tom Neu were also Elder's represenlalives fa various programs and organlzahons. honors gained from +he school's recogniflon of l'helr responsibilily and record of servicel Arlisl Lawrence Ollhaus was one of +he lop winners in ShillHo's Scholastic Ari Exhibit Olfhaus poses wilh lwo of his award- winning works here. l04 VORLD . . . , organizafions. each of which had some+hing +0 offer for fermenlr or enlighfenmenf. The Elderado salufes Jrhese '1. who by +heir acfions and condud reveal +he +rue Elder 'iJr +0 all. Elder scieanfs Thomas Doolan. Tod Herbers. Roberf Lamey, and Gary Wolfram affended +he fourth annual Bell Telephone Science Seminar. held af fhe Universify of CIncinnai-i. S+uden+ Council Presidenf Mike KeHey was also presidenf of The Ca+holic lnier-Schoo! Council: an organizafion made up of $he Sfu- denf Council presidenfs of Cafholic high schools in ihe area. KeHy was responsible hr direcfEng +he effor+s 0'1: +his group fowards fhe beHermenf of member Sfuden+ Councils. Lee YeazeH was Elder's delegafe +0 +he FedGrafion of Young Chrisfian Sfudenfsl unifs ihroughouf +he cify. '05 UNDERCLASSMEN l07 T. Ames A B. Axmacher AA J. Bardua R. Behler , A .1, V. Angilecchia '37 1 h T.Back A D. Barnes dxi R. Berfing W. Arnold A J. Barfh A M. Bierman 435 T. Auciello M. Blair R. Bauer L. Blake At M. Banfel M. Bardonaro '13 E. Bauknech+ P. Blessing M. Bluemel CLASS OF '67-CLASS OF 673CLASS OF 367-CLASS OF '67-CLASS OF C. Bredes+ege l08 451 W. Burkarf T. Bufscha G. Cannell T. Bross T3 Carney G. Bolfon M. Burman G. Carfer F3 Borgmann A- L. Burns 3 A 4.; D. Cassidy .9; SA Bomchis J. Brafford , A P. Brunner W. Brunner 1'9 R. Burnside 3 A , F.Cavallon D. Cavanaugh Ii AA 1. 4 J. Chasfang R. Christopfel D. Ciolino C. Ciresi A, Coffaro T. Coiina D. Cook T. CoH'er K. Dew J. Dickman A. Dalfabuif 11A 4 W: R. Dickman J. Diener W. DiMuzio M. Dineen 6, Dixon R. Doerger L. Doll 57-CLASS OF 67 CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67 -CLASS OF '67 And for bes+ supperfing acfor . . 3' .sgaaf; . .- - S. Donahue T. Donaldson C. Donnelly T, Donnelly a : J G. Dupps R. Eilers J. Erhar+ a J. Feifig D. Fischer M. Fischer , w i C? 1 .. A L 5. Franks R. Fredelake R. Frese E. Frimming J. Erpelding R, Fischer .4 . C. Frifsch A. Fischesser F. Frifsch T. Gerdes IIO CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF '67-CLASS Of Bafman! - .. 4. A J. Gerfh D. Gilday T. Gilday H. Gildea P. Gonann D.Graman A .- P. Guenfher T. Guffreund MA Haarmeyer .. I A . D. Haley C. Hallau P. Halpin R. Haberfhier D. Giwer S. Grofhouse R. Gregory L A A D. Habisch T. Hagedorn A J.Harf D. Harfoin J. Hausman 57-CLASS OF ,67ACLASS OF A67ACLASS OF ,67-CLASS OF 67 In T. Hayes D. Heidel Q g; E A D. Harberf L. Hericks C. Hines 5, Kirby R. Holscher M. Honerkamp W. Hood 6. Huismann C. Heick D. Henderson W, Hendren A W. Hermesch P. Herron R. HoHecker T. Holley J. Huseman J. Husf l. Ireland Ill 4 R. Kennel J, Klayer 13' M4 Kneflin P. Koch A J. Kiinger J. Kloepfer T. Kloepfer P. Kluesener E. Knapp CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 57-CLASS OF '67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS 0 a9. J. Kramer K. Kramer C.Ko+l1 L. Krabacher 4. l J. Lenarduzzi K. Liebfng W. Lindenschmid+ E, Link 6, Lohbeck 3 ,Q X. K. Lyman M. Macke D. Maher H a l , 45 M. Maloney T. MaHry C, Mancini C, Manegold D. Mardis R. Martin IIZ Freshmen cafches a smoke. 7-CLASS OF '67-CLASS OF '67 CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67 .3. $ M.Mar?ini J Marfino J.Maurer J.McAlpin yd Kw A - L 4 L. A . R. Mc Andrews T. MCCann J, McCarren M McCoy J. McDonald D, Mc EWoy 5; J x 1! V A i A A Ed! R. McGaha L. McMahon M. McNamee M. Mecher M.J. Masher D. Meiners a R. Mefz P. Mefzger 6. Meyer J. Michael J. Mfddendor? M. Misch Il3 A.T. a; T. up 5x5 Kreez makes if look so easy. CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF , I ,g ' Ia 'x' K ' 4 A 4 . T. MoeHers T. Mohl J. Monahan MA Moreno E '51-?1 .311 f 2 3' g i A . A i A T. Munch M. Murdock J. Nienaber N. Nierlich a r a H ' w: . Th- '1 I - J A V R. Oberiohann M. O'Connor D. OsferfeIn-i A .7 . 3-: A u a J Offen G. Overbeck M. Peterson R. Pmegel T. Pieninq M. Path W. Praclt ll4 1 A. Prececcino J. Rauen M. Ripley J, Purcell A; R. Roebel L, Riva E. 2'; A 4.L WA Raferman R. Rafferman A: W. Renken J. Richmond 37 1. A. J. Riuo M. Rizzo J .. T. Roessler R, Ron T. Rauck T. Ridder R. Rizzo J. Rowland L . T. Scherrer J. Schrauder A. J. Rueve R. Scheve J. Schroeder R4 Rosenfeld J. Ruwe T. Schroeder :9. T. Rosen+hal A. M. Sacco A Schneider L. Schroer 6. Ross? L. RoHe A- D. SaHer G. Scales a J. Schneiders D. Schroo+ W. Schrofh K. Scheper J; S. Schrader A W. Schul+er H5 A J. Schulfz R, Schulh J. Schwab S. $ilbernage1 T. Smifh A. Ah I A$ M. Sfeinbach M. S+enger M, Sfephenson L, Schwalier Q . I R. Simmons A W. S+eHer 15 T. Schweer R Simon M. Sfierifz 91w. H JV Seissiqer R.Simonson J.Sledeck A M. S+eele T. S+eigerwald :1 G. Sfockelman R. Sfockelman J CLASS OF '67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF .1 T, Sfrasser R. S+ryker D. Sullivan a J. Terlinden D. Threm C. TieHmeyer D. VonLehmden G.Vogei G.Vollmer Ilb A: J. Sullivan T. Thoman RTaonr A. A Thompson M.Vos W. Ulm J4 Walfer 35 A; J. Tenhundfeid LTerhar J.Thornbury C. Voellmecke A B. Wauligman R. Weber 1 E i I i i 1 1 i a v. R. Werner S.Wesse1s T. Wiebe M.Wegman D.Weikel A.Werle i M, Wiesner A - h 4 s. A . 4a A: J.Williams J.Wil!iams J.Williams J.Wi1son LWilzbac'n P.Wing if IA 7 I . L e ;- ' 't ' I , ' w M. WiH' R, Wifferide R. Wood J. Yorukoff T. Zeiser P. Ziegler W.Zilli J.Zimmer C Zimmerman D.Zimmerman T.Zinser 67-CLASS OF '67 CLASS OF 67-CLASS OF ,67-CLASS OF 67 The ioini chieirs of sfaff. H7 :91 ; R. Ahr T. Akaring A. Asimus V. Auciel'o , .3 A S. Ba+chelor E. Bauer At T. Bedinghaus R4 Beckroege J. Alfenau C. AlweH '. . .4 E. Ausfing 5 Bader T. Baufe R. Bee+z Dy Behler A . B. Anderson 4- T. Bamberger x 1!;be L Benken ? F. Anfunes C Arauio W A h A W. Barfling M Basseif R. Beck a J, Berding. W. Berding CLASS OF '68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF ' 68-CLASS OF ll8 You've got f0 be kidding? As W. Berfing A A T. R Bill W. Bill 4 $ G. Borgmann A. Eoufwell ., a A; D. Brodbeck 6. Brooks E. Berwanger ;. Q. L. Billow J. L Braun a G. Brown g 9g 4 T. Bess F. BEschak A T. Braun S, Brown G. Biehl M. Biggs T. Bill A G. Bockhorsf A R. Breifensfefn A M. Browning K. Broxferman J. Brueggeman SS-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68 CLASS OF 68-CLASS LA P. Bruening L. Bruemmer d W. Busch 41: ii D. Carey J. Carroll D.ConneH D.Conrad A . R. Buchanan B. Bufscha A M. Chris+opfel A R. Conwefl R. C. Bucher R. Ceflahan P. Coffer 39; R. F. Bucher G. Burbacher E. Buckman gt A. R. Caminifi WV Campbell P. Cappel A , D. Chem M. CfoH A A. D. Counis S Cranerf R. Crone ll9 avis G. Doench J. Cummings S. Deifsch h A. T. Doerflien '-L K. Edgell R. CufHes J. Delaney 4 Li J. Doerger J. Eichelberger 4 A. Danemeyer R. Delfendahl J. Doherfy R. Dasch J. Donnelly 4A D. Davidson M. Dickman A R. Fausf W. Davidson J. Diersing A T. Felix CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68 CLASS OF '68-CLASS OF A- C. FuHer An J. Geier I20 T. Gamel D. Giese R, Fischer 4; M. Frasca A. Gangloff Al- M. Giesfing Ga Freda .17 1:, LA R. Gardner A N.Gi!day A J. Hanigan L. Frey JJ '7 J. S. Ga+es D. Goebel Hello. U.N.C.L.E. headquarhers. Elder's homemaker of +he year iS-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF '68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF '68-CLASS An A. J. GriHin W. Griffin A D. L. Goebel R. Hamrick . G. Hasselbeck K x -: 11 D. Heileman G. Held K. Henning P. Herfsenberg D. Herzog v-t a A I Jr R. Hessdoerfer M. Hildebrand W. Hill L, Hilverf P. Hilverf J. Hines WA Hinfon l2l Grea'r minds +hink alike, CLASS OF '68u-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF I - x J- r A i R. Hloaus D. Holfman R, Honkomp A. G. Hoff 4 . J M. Huebner G. Hussong R- HUS+EF G. Hyland I S. Jackson W.Jacobs J. Jansen D.Janson E. JBSPar R.Jenm'ngs ' V 3': A A . J A .. I C.Johnson E.Johnson J. Kafhmann V- KBHh J. Kenkel l22 L? J. Kenney M. Kenney A.. R. Krechfing 6. Krumpefbeck J. Laffarufo J. Leassner a. J. Ketsiing R. King 9; R, Koch W. Kolkmeyer A Ah T. Ledonne G. LeHz J. Labbe 4;; Q3 M. Kluesener W W . Kramer $53 T. Lamps 8. Laseke W L Liebig M Lippolis 58-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF ,68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68 CLASS T. McMahon K. McKeon M. McDeviH :7 W .3 J. A J. Meece R.Menner L T. LuckeH' D. McFarland 3 H. Menninger .I A. Lubbers W. Luhn Q A A T. Marx R. Marzheuser T. McGowan T. McGrew 1 1 - . M. Merl L. Mahler I23 4 D. M'IHer K. Monahan J. Monnig 6. Moorman A R. Mueller R. Mullen I X 1 J A : R. Nauman T. Neumann S. Newporf C. Nivens D. Noble E I 7. CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS 0; g: 1 x x J H? v '5' 4 .1. Jam 14 6. Nopperf T. Obfinger D. O'Brien A. Oliverio C. O++ing .J. Pal M. Paganelli ' xii: . . ml 4. a 4.. I - J. Papania J. Patton A. Perrino D. Pessler M. Pe+ers D. Phelps D. Phillips Fu- . Y? M. Pos+ J. Presnell M. Price K . 9' I : 5. , ' mpga I R. Pulskamp T. Radley J. Raferman K. Reif A. Riddle T. Riehle i f24 I J , a a A J. Rienfies B. Rieskamp C. Ries+enberg K. Ries'renberg T. Rigney A W. Rogers D. Rohe D. Rolfes P. Ruebush R. Ruwe W. Sabo a . .a ' ' J. San Fillipo R. Schiesl D. Schloemer G. Schmid G, Schmidf M. SchmuHe J- Schneider Q t A A x R. Echo S. Schuh T. Schulfe D. Schwier SS-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF '68 CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS IV the end of a hard day. f25 . ;' A W. Selle+ T. Shepherd J Shoemaker 4' W. Sowder G. Sowders F. Sfafh W. S+a+h KAA g D. Siock J. Sheifmarfer H. Sfrohofer J. S+ross H. Sykes P. Taraveila R. Tenhuni'eld D. Theders A. Thomas Oh no! Nof KP dufy again. I26 J. Thomas D. Tiemeier W. Tracey G.Van Harf An D,Weber J. Weeks M.Weigand T.Weigand W.Welch RV Weller iS-CLASS OF 68 CLASS OF '68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS OF 68-CLASS II A A - 4 h M. Warner J. Wesseling T.Wessels G.Wesflund J.Wiggins D.Wilhelmus 7 1:? d 1! A T, Williams 6. Willig J. Willig M. Willwedh T. Wifsken D. WiHich R. Wolber a ' a , 7 K , 5 Wolf W. Wolfzorn G. Wroblewski 3- Yeazell P- Zang I T.Zinser J.Zurlinden x l27 1 da W. Ackerman J. Ackerman R. Bamberger B. Barth F. Bauer - JO '1' A J.' K. Berberich J. Berlfng J. Berndsen R. BesHelf D.Aufanrieb A B. Bardonaro J. Barlage I J. Beckmeyer S. BenneH dg. TA Beckmann J. Befz CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS C Jr. - 5. Bill A. Blusf E. Bockenshelfa R. 30556 J. BoHs J. Boyle R. Branigan . at M. Bridges R. Brockman P. Brogan 41A; K. Bucher B. Buelferman I28 W. BockersfeHe J. Bungensfock Axi L. Bergman a b D. Braun 6. Braun E Brehm $172! 6. Brown J. Brunner .A T. Burbacher M. Burke F. Burke A Look ?hrough any window. What do you see? Towards Nfiora i9 CLASS OF 69 CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS .4 A Ail . A. Burkhdrf D. Burns T. Burns J- Busch M. Buzek T. Canfield A. Carmosino I! W g l .11 I .3 T. Cavanaugh A. Christian 5, Chrisiopfel M. Cleary T. Coffcro . x l b . $ 17 . . 33 H P. Condren S, Conley J. Confy M. Conroy J. Confadino K. Cook :1 :1 H g g d H. Coomes J. Corcoran R. Crecco T. Crowe G. Dessfnger l2? The end of a season. CLASS OF A69-CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF A69-CLASS OF A69--CLASS OA a. 4 4. A R. DaHilo T, Daffilo J. Davis T. Davis D. Dehne G. Deifsc'n R. Dewan JA E. Dilonardo R. Distasi C. Doepker M. Donneily T. Drayer J. Duffy T. Eagan W, Eileman A A A T. Ellis J. Engel C. Erharf A. Erpelding R. Espelage D. Essen I30 J. C. Ewaid C. FarreH 4. GE Feldhaus An i... d- S. Finnegan S. Fischer TE Fischer T. R, Fischer J. FEsher M. Flanagan T. Fochf .a. Au- A- R. Forbes M. Frank J. Frey CE Frey P. Fries R. Frifsch 4' ; ' -. . E 4 A E. A u. A P. Gargano J. Gafes T, Ga+es T. Gates K. Gehrlein J. Gemmell JE Gerdes 69-CLASS OF 'BQ-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF ,69-CLASS D. Gerhardf E. GerHer E. Gibson F. Giese J. M. Gilkey W. Glaab D, Glaser A A n. dli J. Goeldner R. Goere E. Gonzalez M. Gonan K, chgh J. Graber B. Graman am 19 1E . WE Groll J.Grome R. Grome An J. Gruber R. Hefner B. Hagedorn F. Diebofd l3! l32 Qt EA , H. Haverkos W. Hayes 5. Hebauf E. Halpin D. Hadlage S. Har+lage F E; ,- f; A. 45 5,4 2; .- G. Hehemann G. Heider S. Heisler P. Held D. Hellmann J. Hellmann R. Hemsa+h M. Heninger D. Hennies H. Hericks D. Herrmann P. Herrmann L. Hefzel A J. Hines D. Hoff 5 Holbrook D. Hollander E. Holloway J. Holmes J. Hol+haus CLASS OF 69 - CLASS OF 69 - CLASS OF 69 CLASS OF 69 3 a :, .. G. Huber J. Huber M. Huber L. Hue1srnan 1'1 a J. Huser J. Hunsche A A D. Jasper: J. Jennings 1 A R. Jennings D. Jones 6. Jordan D. Josfworfh AA R Kallmeyer P. Kamps C. Kauffman T. Kendall D. Kernen at .A A G. Kers+ing . :z' l, .A . Kneflin ii J Korb 5 K 1 L. Lacorfiglfa M. Lahey J. Krailler In A. 4. W. Landwehr J. Kleckner T. Kramer M:Lane M, Kuerfz J. Langenbrunner C. KFein+ank ?; J. Koerner 1 fan '! 9; L Kunze R. Langenbrunner A. Kluesener 4 D. Kolkmeyer a A J. Kurf'z R. Lauman CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF 69 CLASS OF ,69-CLASS OF Beafs LaRosa's doean if? I33 b . E. LockeH W. Luchsinger D. Makmey D. Malfry R. Marfin X .E ' gl do. H. Marfini P. Marfini T. Mar+ini W. Marfini T Marfino A. Masirullo J- Mayer 4 ; 9A :3; 4.. R McAfee J. McCabe T. McCarren M. McDonald W. McDonald D. McGra+h P. McKee CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF The ?hree muskefeers for ?oofbaH '66. l34 a 44. K. McKenna W. Meisier C. Menninger g: A A J, Mersmann W. Mer+z . 3?. DJ. Meyer B. Meyer G. Mierenfeld l f. g ; J :7 a 1 4A iv A S. Miiiano 6. Miller K. Miller F. anges M. Minges 13. Monahan E. Moorhead 59-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS .- nil 1' u: .65: m- .-. :5 A R. Morgan D. Murnan R. Murphy M. Murray 6. Myers An K. Neyer H. Niehaus D. Niemeyer R. Oberiohann U w I ' l. D. O'Neil JA Oswald D. OH W. Overberg J. Palmisano ;a l . A J. t R. Papania L. Parker 6. Parsons W. Phelan 5. Phillips I35 D. Quinn w. Reilly R, Risch J. Reins+aHer 1 J. Presnell J. Renken W. Riffer G. Rifzi M. Rodgers J. Purcell H. Recker S. Roenker M Reddingfon A T. Rohan B. Roll CLASS OF ,69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS 0F 69-CLASS OFE S. Rosemire A A Sandman A J. Schmi'rz g J. Schreck l36 E4 ' A T. Scharff H. Schneider 5. Schreck AA D. Rowland M. Scheper W Schneller 39; G. Schrofh 1- M. Rueve T. Scholl i J Sc'nrofh L. Schultz M. Schmid+ M. Schqu I. D. Schmidigoessling C. Schumacher Make Hui: one or you Hunk Hm 39-HCLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS J. SfeH'er H. Sparlin C. Sfierifz 3 , T. Taylor G. Smifh T. Sfenger TV Sfricker W S+uckenberg L . - LTepB S. Teschner M.Theurer l37 I38 Elder's Dynamic Duo. :v': C Would you befieve it's posed? The Panfhefs Den makes a winning +eam. I 7 :4 n y r I 5352;? a V! i 51.37. '1; I . J! ' i M-il' ' ,' .. u' '. . .' - , : 1- 5t -VA-i-1ll.' 3- '7..- i' Am.., 1.: .-wq.a.-ni.u. 4.5mm. :im--r-I - - - id. ..-1 u -1-1rn --I- III: ,f'. uruu-r .u-I-m- -n LAL '.r.'?r..,,n.;r vz-U-u'r- H' W! 3,, G. Thorn+on d.' W. Vonderscher Ag K. Wauligman W. Wedig T. Virgin T. Waller '1 Wehby T. Weikel J. Troxeil J.Vifucci R. Walfer G. Weisker 9-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF 69-CLASS OF '69-CLASS OF 69'-CLASS 1'5 T. Welch A J. Wensfrup AA M. Williams M.Yaurlw g, H Weige 3 W. Wensfrup E.Yuellig M. Wellbrock 9; J. Weron R. Zacharias 4:55 S.Wel1en D.Weller .T A g:- d 1L3 W. Wiebe R. Wiecheri ' i a 1-? AA P. WiH' J. WiHersfaeHer H.Zeiser T.Ziegler D. Wandelken A G. Williams B. Wrighf 4'3 EZimmer l3? 7 MM. mhwumnu: .,mnnu' I40 WGION I41 anufes are read by Council Secrefary Jay RaHerman in an opening siage of anofher S+udenf Council General Assembly. which brings His ideas and plans of +he sfudenJr body +0 ihe Hoar For deba+e. STUDENT COUNCIL Leadership. progress. and efficiency were +he earmarks 0F H115 year's adminis+ra+ion of +he S+uden+ Council. Pasf proi- ecfs. such as Career Day and +113 inframural program. were refined and'improved upon while eIecHons and pre-Sepfember planning received an impe-fus +ha+ characferized +he enHre schooI year. Every sfudenf ai- Elder is considered a working parf of H16 Council. eifher +hrough his suggestions broughf +0 +he General Assemblies via his class or club represenJraHve. or +hrough his direcf work on Council commIHees. And H115 Individual parficipa'rion was made eviden+ during the course of H19 year by +116 weaHh of suggesfions and abundance of work +ha+ wen+ in+o every CouncEl underfaking. AHhough +he Sfudenf Council has come a long way since ifs rel'uvenafion in l960. +he work of planning and organizing adivih'es. programs. and assemblies for I700 men con+inues. H will be +0 Hais year's underclassmen +ha+ +hi5 Jrask will some- day 'Fall. +0 follow in Hue foo+s+eps of H1e leaders who have made Elder's SfudenJr Council second +0 none in H16 Cins cinna+i area. S+udenf Council officers Ue'H' +0 rith: Jay Rafferman, council secretary. Mike Kelly. president Tom Krizsa. assembly secrefary. Terry Mc- Laughlin, vice-presfdenf. and Tom Huser. +reasurer. I42 Presidenf KeHy and Moderafor Fm Alberf BischoH. A moHon is made by Ghee Club represen+a+ive Dave Hab- isch hopeFtu +0 be seconded and passed by the assembly. .5 Besides rumninq EIdeHs Studenf Council. Mike KeHy served as presidenf of fhe Catholic In+er-School CcunciL an or- ganizailon made up of Council presidents working +ogeil1er f0 solve +hsir mumal problems. Conferring th Kelly is CIC V?ce-Presidenf PhyHis Blaise 0? Sacred Hear? Academy. I43 EXECUTIVE BOARD . . . . . . ROUTING h66 Supplying Jrhe main push and leadership for Council doings was +he Execuhve Board. made up of Jrhe chairmen of +he fen sfanding commiHees. The effecfiveness of +his s+anding commiHee sysfem was demons+rafed +ime and +ime again during The year as each proied was channeled +0 ifs proper +eam o'F sfudenfs and +hen guided fo comple'rion. Some of +he year's more nofabie accom- plishmenfs Were Career Day. handled by Chairman Mike Federle. +he Prom and Vicfory Dance. under Tom Kraft i'he ln+ramural Program. managed by Randy Doerger. and H19 elechons. which were run by Lee Yeazell. Presidenf the Kelly addresses class and club representatives from fhe Execu+ive Board fable. The Execufive Board. chairmen of +he Council's commiHees: Mike Federle. Schofasffcs: Tom Durkin, Safefy; Joe Sandman. Assembly; Den Haley. Red Cross; Lee Yeazell. EhBCHons: Dave Schroof. Civic Affairs; Tom Kraft Social: Ray Groneman. Building 8! Grounds: Jim Ahr, Public Relafions: and '44 Randy Doerger, AfhleHcs. The General Assembly is a biweekly gafhering of represenfafives +0 suggest plan. and carry ou'r Sfudenf Council projects German Club delegafes Rodney Heck and Lou Lindenschmidf represenf +he inieresfs of one oi: ihe more +han I5 dubs charfered by the Siudenf Council. GENERAL ASSEMBLY Every sfudenf a+ Elder has a chance +0 voice his opinion or suggesHon on school maHers +hrough +he S+uden+ Council's General Assemblies. held every +wo weeks. Through fhe class and club represen+a+ives. ideas are-brough+ up. +alked over, invesfigafed. and finally vofed upon for forwarding +0 +he Adminis- frafion. Maior or minor. +hese suggesfions have. +hrough fhe acfion of He Assembly. been +urned info realifies beneinng bofh +he school and +he s+uden+. The annual Sfuden'r Council Dance drew iuniors and sen- iors +0 an evening of musk: and dancing in Elder's cafe- +eria. I45 I46 Parficipanfs and guesfs in the spring Safefy Assembly mamL prior +0 H'. Foreground lIeH +0 rith: WSAI disc iackey Roy Cooper. L+. Arf Mehring. Mr. John Van Flandern of Hm Greafer Cincinna+i Safe+y LL Arf Mehring. CincinnaH's Cop'rer Cop , ad- League. Sfudenf Council President Mike Keliy. John Labme'ter and dresses iunIors and seniors on +heir parf in traffic Tom Durkin of the S+udenf Council's Safe'l'y CommiHee. Background: saFefyy II. +0 r.l Jim Monahan. Ray Schulfz. Dave Reker. Tom Biefsch, and Jerry Brinrker of +he Safefy Commiffee. EH? 7 Bodies IiHer +he sfadium during a Cay? of thousands pep raHy. While enierfaining and a welcome break from classes. +he rallies succeeded in geHing Eldermen up for games. Bruce Ra+hman enioys fhe carnage in one of Hue S+uden+ CounciI-sponsored pre-foofball game pep rallies CSMC As +he maior refigious adiva af Elder. fhe Cafholic Sfudenfs' Mission Crusade enrolls every Elder s+uden+ in HS membershfp. The Chris+mas Fund and +he Len+en Bishops' Relieac Drive neffed over $800 each, H19 resuH of new drive and leadership which has once again puf Elder's CSMC uni+ as a major confribquor +0 +hese causes. Officers Mike Doerflein, Terry Toelke. Lenny Worfhen. and Paul Gonan have succeeded in gaining sfuden'r suppbr+ hr +hese proieds. whichw +hrough +he religion class rep- resenfafivesw have grown +0 6 new sirengfh and effecheness. CSMC workers Ueff To rith Mark McDeviHl Tom Aug. Bill Phelan. and Kevin Monahan inspecf +he winal fally 0F 1he CSMC's Lenfen Bishops' Relief Fund Drive. CSMC emcers: UeH +0 rith Terry Toelke. freasurerw Mike Doerflein, president Lenny Worfhenw vice-preshienf, Paul Gonanw secretary. CSMC dass represenfafhres: Heft +0 rInhH front row: D. Goebel, T. LuckeH. T. Virgin, Fr, Finsimmonsw W. Wiebe, L. Duba. T. Braunw Second raw: G, GugeL J. Berna. T. Whife. L. Riva. Third row. D, CToHnow R. Mefz, T Bill. Fourfh row: H4 Menninger, C. Mangold, R. Hessdoerfer. Fiffh row: D. Harloinw M. Robb C. Farrell. J. Lenardu'zzi. Six+h row: W. Hodd. P. Tayfor,T. Wiebe. T. Neu. I47 I48 ELDERADO 66 wg- -....A -.... .. ,mmuauu- Producing H16 larges1L yearbook in Elder's hisfory was +he work of +he I966 Elderado s+af1c, a sfaff made up of nearly 100 seniors and l'uniors.'WHh increases in b0+h H1e page size and +he number of pages. the annual was a monumenfal underfaking which called for many hours of cropping. wri+ing, and edi'Hng +0 insure a superior book. Bill Offuff served as edifor-inmhiei wi+h Joe Sandman. Tom Huser. Dave Hellmann. Mike Kelly. and Jim Ahr working as associate edi+ors. Fr. Lawrence S+ri++- maHer bore +he du+ies as modera+or. From +he ad campaign +0 +he pic+ure cap+ions. +he annual was ihe work of Elder s+uden+s 1cm Elder sfudenfs. reflecfing in as many ways as possible +he many faces and aspecfs oi: +he school. Combining +he high poinfs of +he school year. H16 day-fo- day life of one of fhe sfafe's Iargesf schoois. and +he who going +here. ihe Elderado sfands as He senior class' picforial rec- ord of +heir school. AHhough +he annual's ediforial sfaff was oHen ouf on a limb. +hey siill managed fo put ouf H19 Iargesf yearbook in Elder's hisi'ory. In branchesJ Ieff +0 right are Sporis edifor Mike Kelly Business Manager Dave Helimann. Classes Edifor Tom Hus-Ii er. Facul+y Edifor Joe Sandman. Edi+or-in-chief Bill; Annual Edifor-in-chief Bill OfoH and modera+or Fr. Lawrence S+riHma++er discuss H16 nexf deadline, UH. and Activffies and Organizafians Edifor Ahr. Below. leff f0 right assisfanf editors Gary Hram. classes. Bob Wilhelm. faculfy. Lee Yea- acfiviiies and organizafions. Terry McLaughlin. rfs, and Tom Koeninger, business. who provided backbone of +heir secfions' efforfs. Arf in5+rucfor Fr, Roberf Hasselhoff and senior Ed Vickers, designer of +his year's Elderado cover. Vickers' presenfafion of the Rou+e 66 +heme was picked by annual edifors from +he enfries submiHed by Fr. Hasselhof'Fs classes. Annual sfaffers UeH +0 righf! Bob Schroeder and Lee Yeazell: two of H13 nearly IOO whose work wen? Info Hui: year's book. J49 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Acfivi+ies 8 Organiza+ions SecHon: Hef? fo rith Tom Minnery, Jim Ahr. edifor. Bob Lamey. Torn Kirkhoff. Tom Kraft Lee Yeazell, assis+an+ editor, Bob Schroeder, Frank Mueller, Marfy Umberg. John Labmefer. George Corn; and Mike Federle. SPORTS Spor+s Sedion: lleff +0 right fop rovd Tony Hagemeyer. Randy Doerger. Torn Krizsa. Ben Price. Ray Groneman, Carl Vollmecke. Dennis Harfoim Terry McLaughlin assisfanf edHor, and John Juergens. Bofkarn row. Dave Borgmann, Ken Blessing. Mike Kelly. edifor, Ray Baur, Chris Manegold. Ed OHen. Dan CarmH, and Tom Gooderson. Business Seciion: Uef'r +0 righ+l. Dave Grawe. John Vogele. Jerry Berkemeyer. Tom ALIg, Torn Koeninger'. assisfanf edifor. Dave Schroot' Jim Monahan. Dave Raken Chuck Hoefing. Fred Brackmann. Dave HeHmann. edifor, and Sieve Gers+ner. BUSINESS Faculty Sech'on: Uef? +0 right fop rowl Bruce Ra+hman, George Eichoid. Ben Price. Torn Doolan, Rick Molengraff. Ron Drapp, Torn Marfin. Joe Moellers. Joe Sandman. ediior. and Bob Wilhelm, assisfard edi+or. BoHom mm Tom Yeazelll Torn Durk'ln. Louis Keller. Daie Fresea Dan Sowders. Rick PHegIe, Jim Meade. and Paul Blessing. CLASSES LL. Classes Sedion; Heft 10 rith Bill Medan. Dick Beckmam Gary Wolfram. assisfanf edHor. Mike Sager. Tom Jones Tod Herbers Tom Husen edifor. TIm Welch John Frasca. and Greg Norfman. I5l PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Departmeni- members UefH Tpm Minnery and Mike Kelly siff +hrough ma+erial f0 be used in newspaper releases. Sports correspondenf Mike Kelly calls in fhe score of a home baskefba game. l52 Keeping +he communify informed of Elder's acfivifies is +he confinuing fob of +he Public RelaHons Deparfmenf. moderafed by Fr. Lawrence S+ri++ma++en Weekiy news releases afong wi+h a s+eady sfream of sporfs reporfs keep radio. felevision. and neighborhood and cify newspapers well aware mt H1e school's doings and ac- complishmenfs. Depar+men+ Chairman is Jim Ahr, who handPes mos+ 0f +he news dispakhes. erh members Mike Kelly and Tom Minnery feeding sporfs informaJrion +0 +he ci+y's news media. KA g Deparfmenf members Foreground. left i'o rith Mike Ke1ly. and Tom Minnery prepare cepy for publicafion while Deparfmenf Chairman Jim Ahr comcers th Fr. SfriffmaHer. The St Thomas Aquinas Chapfer of Hue NaHonaI Honor Sociefy: back row lleJF'r +0 riqhH Thomas Neu Anfhony Daffillo. Jahn Vogele, Roberf Lamey. Thomas Doolan. Edward Vickers. Raymond Groneman. Michael Schneiden and Lee YeazeH. Middle row: Tod Herbers. Thomas Huser. Daniel Carroll. Michael Kunnen. Roberf RaH-erman, Thomas Kraft and Dale Frese. Fronf row: Roberf Flick. Michael Federle. Thomas Yeazell. and Rober+ Wilhelm, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The cream of Elder's academic crop was fapped for admiHance in+o +he Nafional Honor Sociefy Iasf May. wi+h 20 seniors gaining admiHance in+o Hue eli+e organiza- fion. Requiremenfs for admiHance were +ough: +he applicant had f0 have an 85 3 average ?or each repor+ card marking period while af Elder. 'nad f0 show good char- ac+er. leadership, and must have pariicipa+ed in exfra- curricular ac+ivifies. Mr. James Kelly. guidance diredor. is EldeHs chap+er moderafor. which is named +he Sf. Thomas Aquinas Chap- +er. Induc+ee Thomas Yeazell and Mr. James KeHy. guidance direcfor. go over initiation plans. I53 PURPLE QUILL This year's edifions of the Purple Quill were marked by more issues, bigger issues; and im- proved coverage of school evenfs bo+h big and small. EdH'orials. Feafure sfories. sporfs. coverage, and news reporfing have all fried +0 reflecf lhte af and around Eider. concen+ra+ing on areas mosf appealing and imporJramL +0 Eldermen. Nso. for +he seven+h fime in eighf years. +he Purple Quill received +he All-American rai- Eng for newspaper producfion from +he Nafional Scholasiic Press Associafion, an organizaHon composed of professional iournalisfs as well as educafors. The All-American ranking is +he highes+ award The NSPA can give, one +ha+ is received by few o+her schools in +he Cincinnafi area. The Quill was described by +he NSPA as an excellemL newspaper. Members of +his year's sfaff were inducfed info fhe Quill and Scroll Socie+y. an inferna+ional sociefy of ou+s+anding high school journalisfs. The induc+ees were: edifor-in-chie? James Ahr: edifors Joseph Sandman. Thomas annery. and John Labmeier: and repor+er Michael KeHy. h h Edifor-in-chief J'Im Ahr in on: THINK, RIGHTLY OR WRONGLY, BU1 WET - - h . ' um mauscuum . swam nmw pr um, mmw . . mama; v Sports edifor Tom Minnery and edi+orhl page edi+or Joe Sandman look over one of +he over 200 s+ories 1ha+ appeared In fhe Quill over +he year. l54 1is weekly infervx'ews wifh principal Fr. J. Paul Gruber. Quill reporfer Jim Offen finds Haaf newserHng can have i+s beffer momenfs as he interviews four Sefonians as par'r, of a survey. 'HINK The Purple Qu'IEI sfaff of repoders: +op row Ueer +0 rith: William Kroeger, An+hony Hagemeyer. and Richard Moiengraff. Second row: Roberf Rafferman. Michael O'Connon and David Reker. Third row: John Sladeck. Rober+ Schlinkerf. and Rober'l' Walsh. Fronf row: James Offen and Thomas Durkl'n. Edifor John Labmeier and Business Manager Mike Sager check over an ad for +he Booksfore. Fr. Schaefer s+iH hasn'1- paid for if. l56 STATISTICIANS Affer +he game was over. +he work of Elder's corps of s+a+is+icians was only beginning. To +hem fell 1he fask 01c recreaHng fhe game play-by-play in numbers. repor+ing yards won or lost poin+s made. pIays +hwar+ed. or players sfopped during +118 course of Hue game. Seniors Mike Kelly. Tom Gooderson, and Tim Welch handled fhese du+ies during bofh foofball and baskef- ball seasons. Their accuracy combined wi+h +heir own knowledge of H19. game gave coaches and players a dependable repor+ on each game. l S+afis+icians UeH +0 righ+l Mike Kelly. Tom Gooderson, and Tim Welch compile Hwe weekFy sheei- o'F spor+s s+a+is+ics 'For +115 coaches' reference. MATH CLUB Preparing For +he Na+l'onal Mafhemchs Tes+ was fhe job +ha+ Fr. Mark Gra+sch and his Ma+h Club sef ou+ +0 accomplish. and wifh favorable resuHs. Club meeHngs served as a means of review of maHer +aken in class. Teams were JFormed +0 iniecf a spirif of compefifion in+o +he mafhema+icians work and poin+s were awarded or deducfed according +0 +119 work done. The 60 members me+ weekly. finally disbanding aHer faking Hue NaHonal Mafhma+ics Tesfin March. Math Club members: iop row Ueff +0 righ?! Joseph Kramer. Richard Beckmann. Thomas Neu. Chrisiopher Coffer. Thomas Doolan. William Brown. and James Williams Second row: Raymond Schqu. Edward chers. Thomas Huser, Anfhony Daffiflo. Michael Kunnen. William MangoId. John Juergens. Third row: Gerald PeroHa. Lawrence Burns, John Bar+h, Barry Waulfgman, Daniel Fischer. John Bill, and Tod Herbers. Fran? row: Robem Flick. Thomas YeazeH. Michael Neyen Stephen Gers+nen William SfeH-er. BAN D AHhough mosf s+uden+s +hink of +he band in Jrerms of froofball half-Hme shows and fhe Variefy Show. +he Marching Men move indoors affer falf +0 puf on several concer+5 and musicals jus+ as deserving of praise as +he gridiron performances. Playing any- +hing from Bach +0 Hue Beafles, Mr. Lee Trau+h and Fr. Russell Blank. direcfor and moderafor, respec+ively, insure an enjoyable evening 5+ any performance. H has been +hrough fhese ero men +ha+ +he band program a+ Elder has received such praise bo+h in and cm? of Elder. - - illumr .,.... .. a The Welfare Associafion was entertained by the band 6+ one of ifs monfhly meefings. one of the many concerf ap- pearances fhaf Hie band makes every year. A buglers' holiday, Four Elder frumpefeers pracfice for +he Varieiy Show under +he experf eye of Mn Traufh. '57 MARCHING ELDERMEN New uniforms se+ 0H +he Marching Men +hi5 year. as +hey wenf +hrough fheir annual round of foo+ball half-+ime shows, Once again. Jthe band used +he 136+- +erns In MoHon Jrype of 'Formafions. wifh cons+an+ly changing and shiHing small groups d musicians. Under +he direciion of Mr. Lee Traufh, band cli- rec+or. and Fr. Russell Blank. music deparfmenf- moderafor. fhe marching men have become one of H19 leading high school bands in +he cify. Fresh new arrangemenfs and differenf formafions every week are fesfimony +0 +he hard work and dedicafion shown by 1hese mam and +0 +he exceHence of +he band H16? +hey have buiH'. Drum maior Tom Krizsa makes one final check before leading H19 band ouf on+o +he field Band and maioreHes puf on flue final half-fime show of'fhe year before a capacify crowd 3+ Hue Thanksgiving Game 5+ Trechfa: Sfadium Way ouf in front The band execufes one of H5 PaHerns ln Mofion . developed By +he Universify of Michigan. which u+ilizes small gmups 0F musicians moving abou+ +0 dissoIve and change info sNII more formah'ons. The Marching Men serenade H19 sfands d'uring a half-+irne performance. I59 SENIORS 0 Senior Band members: back row IIeH' i0 rith John Krumpelbeck, John Hasselbeck. Thomas Krizsa. Charles Spaulding, Lawrence Geis, and John DON. Second row: Thomas Kraft. Roberf Roffer, Terrence ToeHce. Cary Voelkerding, Harold Kellinghaus. Kennefh Meyer. and David Conners. Kneeling: Beniamin Schmidt David Bill. William Reifer. DanieW Bissmeyer, and Daniel Huseman. Officers of Hue band: Heft to rith Robert Kellison. secretary, Ter- ence Toelke, freasurer. Daniel Bissmeyer. presid dent and Thomas Co!- ina. vice-presidenf. 3W 4 . . Thomas Krizsa. James Gemmell. Timothy Flanigan. Gerard M90 n. William 'Ko;3-ps:- lignAIQCamupb; Bissmever. David Bi . Charles-Spculding.CVineenf-uAueiellorCWiUia Wieland. Lawrence 33554; RobervaofbeC Sfephen Paul Blessing Raymond Wood David WiHich Thomas Celina Michael Espel John Wiilig Michael Flanagan Roberf Ahr Jerome Reivisfa , S+ephen Frey , John Krurnpelbeck . Paul Marfini Alberf Werle James Terlinden Kenneth Meyer James Boyle James Jansen I60 William Reihar Daniel Husemun James Willig Terrence Toefke Roberf Kellison ouis Terhar Raymo - - ' Rober'r Haber+hier Charles Johnscn Ohn Doll afold Kellinghaus t Roberf Buchahan Gary Voelkerding Lawrence Geis - - ' . --c man Gary Willig James Berding Donald Minnery Thomas Auciello CIncinnaH High School Honor Band members r0m Elder: fop row Ueff f0 rith Gary Volkerding. Thomas Celina, John DQHl Lawrence 66h Louis Terhar. and Raymond Krummen. Second row: Leonard Schroer. Thomas Buchanan, Daniel Bisgmeyer. Daniel Herbert and Terrence Toelke. Fron+ row: Rober+ KeHIson. Sfephen WOW Paul Blessing. AEberf WeHe. WIHEam Reifen and Charles Johnson. : : .EgifngJeJrz Joseph Gildea rs ones Charles Na x3111 as ZIegIer Ronald Rot?!y Donald VoHu-zr Roberf Maly Andrew BIU5+ Joseph VHucci Chgarles Kleinfank EIdEr's I965 corps. of Mademoiselles : fop row. IeH f0 rig'nf. Sandy Murray. Karen McCaHerm Mary Carol Crow. Karen Wilhelmy. Diane Fer- rugEa. Carol Kor+e. Sue Mercurio, Marilyn Bryne. Terri Scho+t Eileen Beck. Nancy Recs Kaihy Brennan. Second raw. Jean Doerger, Barb Murray, Paf Reinshailer JackVe Haien Rifa Fontanau, Jean Froschauen Pat Tierney. and Cheryl Grace. WHAT MAKES THE PANTHERS ROAR Adding color and beaufy f0 Foofball half-Jrime. shows was +he 20-member corps of Mademoiselles. made up of girls ;rom Mo+her of Mercy and Se+on high schools. Weekly pracfices wenf info +he dance rou+ines presenfed every gama which varied according f0 Hue accompanimen+ provided by +he band Moderafed by Band Modera+or Fr. Russel! Blank. +he driH feam provides a welcome fouch of femininify and grace +0 foo+ball games LHHe Mary Sunshine +ook +0 +he boards February 18-21 as +he fiffh annua fail presen+a+ion. mixing +he bes+ +hea+rical halemL of Sefon. Mofher mt Mercy. an Elder high schools. Under fhe direcHon of Music Deparfmenf Modera+0r Fr. Russel Blank and Band Diredor Mr. Lee Traufh. Jthe show opened behore appreciafiv audiences in Mercy's new audiforium-gymnasium. The 28-man Shgw Band added if usual zesf and dash +0 +he show, which parodied +he old Nelson Eddy-JeanneHe Mc- Donald musicals. The sfory revolved around a Colorado inn owned by LiHle Mary. a visiHng group of girls. and fhe U.S. Fores+ Rangers. How several mafches are Se+onian Ka+hy Quinn and Tom Jones sin'g ou? in Hue music departmenFs producfion of Little Mary Sunshine . I '29:. w, s, Nancy Twinkle hKai-hy Quinni shocks +he prim young ladies of' +he Easfchesfer Finishing School th fales o1 ,,4g:7-r-: , .sr -.,.., Pracfice makes perfect as Donna Ernst Bob Wilhelm. Mary Jo Brueggeman. and Barb Murray make ready for fhe hFiHh annual Elder fall musicaL Anoiher Hnale marks ihe close of the curfain on +he produd I64 HINE ade and how a wild renegade I's dued makes up +he resf of H13 3+. Diane Yunger. Erwin Budde. d Ka+hy Quinn +ook sfarring roles. f'h Bi MerJren. Bob Wilhelm. Caro- ! Hillebrand. Tom Jones. Gary msi. and Ray RaHerman puHing ou+sfanding performances. : rmidnighf escapades. Music depar+men+ modsrafor Fr; Russell Blank and Band direcfor Mn Lee Traufh coach Carolyn Hillebrand in one of her numbers from fhe show. lmany hours of pafienf. fruffFul work. The moment of iruH'm: Capfain Jim asks for fhe hand of Little Mary. 165 I66 l G l The Ing-bb Elder Glee Club: fop row lleff +0 rfgl'll'l Gary Vale. James Michael, David Phelps. John Kinzelen James Dubols. Mike Doerlleln, William Lindenschmidf. Bill Merfen. Lawrence Wllzbach, John Sfross. Gerald Scales, Gordon Dixon. Anlhony Perrlno, Frederlck Bauer, and Ronald Hessdoerfer. Second row; Michael Sfepl'lensonl Alber? Danemayer. Michael Willwerfl'l. Roberf Scholl. David Wilhelmus. Daniel Cook. Michael Robb. Pa+rick Taylor, Thomas Thoman. Douglas Day, Michael Sager, Dennis Haussler. Russell Frese. and David Cassidy. Third row: Charles Daria. William Wanner. Kenneih Moorman. Frederick Brackmann. Kennei'h Jansen, Sieplwen Gersfner. Vincenf Angilecchia. Rober+ Ga+es. Kenne+h McKeon, Ronald Behler. Gary Sfockelman. Thomas Rlehle. and Wayne Ackerman. Fronf row: Mr- Stan Herrlinqer. Jonafhon Smifh. ROhEFl Beetz. Richard Phillips. David Hablsch. Waller Jafkowski, Jerome Beeiz, Anthny Riddle. Anfhony Vincent William Reilly, Slephen Gales. Thomas Braun. Emilio'Di Lonarclo, anal William Herding. Absenf when pic+ure was faken: Jerome Ackerman and Kevin Rail. GLEE CLUB Topping off H115 year's schedule of Glee Club performances was 1+5 singing in Jthe Ohio Music Educafion Associafion Slale Finals Compeflflon for Bands and Choruses af H18 sfa+e capital. Compe+ing wil'n +he larges+ schools in +'ne s+a+e. Elder came away wifh a rafing of H. +he second bes+ ranking 0qu of a possible five places. The Glee Club was +he only Calholic high school group compeling in l'hls compelifion, and for H5 flrsl year af +he Finals. +he score was a very dis+inguishecl accomplishmenf. Besides appearing in Columbus. +he 57-man club parllclpal'ed in H13 fourlh Elder-Mofher ol Mercy Chris+mas Concerf and fhe firsf annual Elder-Selon Spring Concert bolh of which drew lurnaway crowds. Combined wi+h even- ings before parish and civic groups. +he Glee Club enjoyed a very successful year. Plans are already formula+ed for +his year's schedule. which will see a record membership of close +0 IOO'choralisls. Glee Club Director MrV Sfan Herr: Ilnqer, +he major reason for flue Glee Club's successl The Meisfersingers. special singing group wifhin +he Glee Club fha'r specialized in barbershop numbers. such as Lida Rose 'Frorn Music Man . before a concert. Back row Ueff fo rith: Gerry Scales. Michael Robb. Douglas Day, and Russell Frese. Froni- row: David Habisch. Kennefh Jansen. and Ronald Behler. Absen+ when pic+ure was taken was accompanist Ron Hessdoerfer ami Fred Brackmann. Glee Club oHicers: back row. Ueff fo rfghfh Ronald Behler, librarian: Ronald Hessdoerfer, Meistersingers' accompanist: John Kinzeler. Librarian; and Emilie 'Di Lonardo. Librarian. Fronil row: Shave Gersher. music chairman: Roberf Scholl. as- sis+anf secretary: Fred Brackmann. president David Habisch, secrefary: and David Cassidy. accompanist Absenf when picfure was taken: Charles Daria his+orian. 4 . - .IW i 44.4...- . m... Librarians UeH- fo rith Ron Behler. John Kinsler. and Emilio 'Di Lonardo go abouf +heir task of keepIng fhe Glee Club's many pieces of sheaf music bound and filed. I67 CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC FESTIVAL Elder's band and Glee Club once again fook parf in Xavier Universify's annual Cafholic High School Music FesHval. which involved bands. choruses. and orchesfras from all over +he cHy in'+he biggesf concerf of ifs kind in +he Cincinnafi area. The Glee Club was par+ of +he bOO-voice mixed chorus, made up o1c +he choral groups from The ci+y's boy and giri Cafholic high schools. The band was represen+ed by sixfeen of HS members who appeared in The Ca+holic High School Honor Band. which is made up of +he besf musicians from +he cify's Ca+holic boys' high schools. Special feaJrure of +he nigh+'s performance was +he presence of +he NafionaI Music EducaHon Associafion's ConvemLion. which included some of +he foremosi' band leaders and composers in +he world of high school music. Due +0 fhe excellence of +he enffre evening's program. +he educafors wen+ home wH'h a disfincfly favorable impression of Cincinnafi's high school musicians. k a n l .n m . - u . ?t W Wan '-- hu- lianulmls mhu- .. .L I Voices swell and +he walls of 1he Xavier Fieldhouse resound with tones of His bOO-voice mixed chorus. The Very Reverend Paul O'Connor. S. J.. presidenf of Xavier Universify. opened Hue Fesi'ival. Eldermen were among ?he members of +he Ca+holic High School Honor Band who per- fermed before the NCM EA conven'Honh 168 Men of Ohio , Finlandia . and +he co'rfege and faWFare of Snow Maiden were the +hree selecfions played by fhe Cafholic High School Honor Band. 65 musicians represenfing Elderx La SaHe. Purcell, and Roger Bacon th schools. COMMUNICATION THROUGH MUSIC Lowlands and Jthe Kyrie from Haydnl Mass were sung by fhe choralish. who performed before a house packed wifh music feachers as well as +he general pub- lic. x .-A ....-.-...q-,.. .u n xnunxi I69 l70 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Linda Wessels aids Tom Holley in examining +heir L9H +0 right. TOd Herbers. ThOmES GOOdETSOH. Lawrence Krabbe. Frank Mueller. David company's product Reker, BIH Reifer William Gerfh. Elder numbered seven Junior Achievemenf presidenfs among ifs sfudenfs +his year. Meefing once a week. H19 JA members learned business skills such as bookkeeping. salesmanship. and management A? +he same iime. +he par+icipan+s realized dividends JFrom +he sale of s+ock in +hefr companies. YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS This year's Young Chrisfian S+uden+s unif expanded i+s scope by aHendEng a number of sfudy days. These included a seminar on iuvenfle delinquency af Mercy High School, and an Ecumenical Sfudy Day 3+ 5+. Xavier High School, JA'ers discuss business 6+ an informal meefing. LeH' +0 righh Thomas Yeazell. Thomas Ma'rfin. Jerry Brinker. Lee YeazeiLJay RaHerman. and Fr. Lawrence Zfegler. Vi f' E .N: E .u-. llhy I m Fron+ row: Heft +0 rith Tom Neyer. S+eve Gershwer Frank Mueller. Dan CarroH. Tod Herbers. Tom Jones, Dave Reker. Jerry Brinker Bob Fischer. BH' Offuff, Second row: Mr KeHer Den Haley Terry Meha Tom Gerdes. John Vogele Bil! Merfen. pres. Lenny Worfhen. Louis Keller. secrefary. Jim Meade. Mike Robb. C D L Members discuss +he eviis of H19 pornographic Iiierafure on drug sfore magazine racks. A second-year club a+ Elder. +he Cifizens for DecemL Liferafure is open f0 any Enferesfed junior or senior. Under +he direcfion 0? Mr. Thomas Keller +he CDL fhis year eHeded fwo arres+s and convicHons 'In Jrhe Ohio Supreme Court and pe+i- Honed City Council +0 pass more exacfing laws prohibifing indecen+ liferafure. Cadefs find a friendly environmeni in Elder's chapel, in keeping with their dedicafion +0 Christ CADETS OF CHRIST Modera+ed by Fr. Richard Klug. H'ue Cade+s of Chrisf aim af more frequenJr Mass and recepHon of +he sacramen+s. and a more acfive parficipafion in Hue life of +he Church. Over +he years Hwe Cade+ program has proven +0 be a sieppinqsfone 10 religious vocaHons. I72 Club Presideni Rodney Heck. GERMAN CLUB DoubHessly Hue mos+ con+roversial ancl miH+an+ of Efder's many clubs is fhe German Club. under +he Veadershfp of Rodney Heck. H's members adhere +0 H15 club's mo'H'o of Deufschland Uber Nles tGermany Over Am th unswervfng devofion and prophesy +ha+ +he German Club will one day be larger and more influenHal Hwan even +he S+uden+ Council. Meef'mgs include world aHairs discussion as well as reporfs on German life. hisfory. and geography. Besides H's avowed infen+s +0 make H18 German Club Hwe school's biggesiL acfivify. H19 Club performs +he praiseworfhy funcfion of geHing 1+5 memq bers f0 +hink, debafe, and discuss world evenfs and world leaders. Club members led by Rodney Heck. discuss world evenfs at one of ifs weekly meetings German Club members Heft to righ+r fronf row, E. Offem TA Schulen A Sfryker, P. Schoenecker, D. Holfman. HA Sykes. Second row: T. OIdEges. L. Lindenschmidf. W. Hess. R. Sfry'xer. LA Duba Back row: W Wieland, R.Erofhaus, J.Weber. Fr. Luehrmann. R.Heck.W. NoH. Xx '. Illll Spanish Honor Socieiy Members lleH +0 righf: back row: 6-. Carier. R. McGaha, J. Richmond. D DabbeH. D. Grawe, G. WoHram. K. Blessing. Second row: 6. Kelly. J. Vogei. M, Gafherwrighh Firs+ row: D. Mahoney. J. Deiisch. W. Rogers. Kneeling: M. Honerkamp. E. Bone, K. Brauch, T. Drfnkufh, 6. Moorman. T McMahon. SPANISH SOCIETY Learning does no'I s+op in +he classroom for members of +he Spanish Sociefy. who cuHivafe +heir knowledge of He language in affer-school mee+ings and discussions as well. Seled members O'F +he Spanish Sociefy who have acquired a commendable knowledge of +he field are admiHed in+o H18 Nafional Spanish Honor Sociefy. Also. a newspaper. El Pan+era. is published +0 give Spanish s+uden+s experience in wrifing and reading everyday Spanish sforfes and news. AHhough a comparafively small club. +he Spanish Sociefy. has gone far in giving ifs members a working knowledge of Jrhe L'alnguage Spanish Socie+y officers Heft +0 rith: Ed Bane. +reasurer. Den Grawa president John Schroeder. vice-presidenf, and Tom McMar hon secretary. l73 I74 , NA Froni row: UeH +0 rith Ken Bucher. Ray Lane. Larry Olfhaus. Mike BiHow. Eric Franks. Ben Price. Tom Whiie, Bill VeHer, Tom Jones, Ed Vickers. Second row: Tom Bie'rsch, Bob Burns. Ed Myers. Rick Klein. Jim Meade. Tony Coffaro. Dave Os+erfeld. Bill Renkem S+eve Silbernagel. Third row: Tim McCann. Luis Riva. Charles Colony. Mike Schqu. Mike Kenney Roy Kleckner, Tom Allering. Dave Newport Joe Grome. Mike O'Connor. ART AND POSTER CLUB Elder arfisfs received +op awards +he Shillifo Scholastic Ar? Compe+i+ion and H19 American Arf Con+es+ sponsored by Hme TaH Museum. One of H19 main fundions of H19 Ar+ and Posfer Club which is guided by Fr. Roberf Hasselhoff is 1L0 inform members 01c oppor+uni+ies fn +he field of art The foofbail and baskefball posfers. i'he dance posfers. and o+her school arfwork, all originafe from H1e Ar+ and Pos+er Ciub. Larry OH'haus dispFays +wo of his award winning 0H5. Fr. Rober+ Hasselhoff The Arf and Posfer Club commemoraied H16 Archbishop's visif +0 Elder wifh this likeness. congra+ula+es Ed Vickers on his winning cover design for fhe Elderado. I75 l76 COIN CLUB Displaying +heir coiledions. frading and selling coins +0 each o+her. and discussing +heir hobby fook up fhe Hme of Elder's numismafisfs H135 year. RobemL Flick handled +he presidenf's iob +his year. wiHn Charles Colony, vice-presidenf. secre+ary Phillip Wing and chairman Thomas Gooderson assis+ing him. Mr. Gilberf WermeHng was fhe club's moderafor. Coin CIubbers Hef+ +0 rith Ron Groihaus Bob Flick. Tom Gooderson. and Bob Pessler fnspecf fheir colledions, which were displayed in Hue library lasf spring. Coin Club: back row UeH h: rith Lynn Krabacher. Kenne+h Eninger. Michaei Fischer. Thomas LeDonne. Lawrence Wilzbach, Robert Pessler. Thomas Waller. Ronald Grofhaus. Michael Schulfz. Seafed: Secrefary Phillip Wing, Presiden+ Roberf Flick, Chairman Thomas Gooderson, Secretary Charles Colony. wi+h modera'l'or Mr. Gilberf Wermeling. RADIO 8 ELECTRONICS CLUB Elder's Radio 8 Elecfronics Club reached a new high fh'ls year. con+ading Sanfa Barbara. California. wifh +heir 75-waH' +ransmi++er Iocafed in +he basement Aided by a baffery of an+ennae on +he school roof. +he club's call number. WAAOBN. goes ouf over +he radio waves every Monday affernoon. Gary Voelkerding is +he club's president wifh Thomas Auciello serv- ing as vice-presidenf and Charles Colony as secrefary-+reas- urer. Fr. Lawrence Ziegler moderafes. Radio 8: Elec+ronics Club: back row Heft +0 rith Ronald Hessdoarfar. Secretarylreasurer Charles Colony, Kennefh Scheder. Michael Schulh, and John Erharf. Second rat: Louis Liebig. Charles Heick. Presidenf Gary Voekerding. Dale Giese, Thomas Auciello. Vice-Presiderd Roberf Crecco. wifh mozferaior Fr, Lawrence Ziegler. Froni row: Ronald Lynch. John Silvernagel. Thomas VeHer, Luis Riva. Sfephen lmhoff. Dale Thedors. James Berkmeyer. and Wayne Eilerman. Wayne Eilerman Horeground! and Ron Hasselbrock prove fhaf Hue Sauerkrauf Curtain isn'f soundproof. The Elder Camera Club: Ueff to righf, John Barth. Paul Cappel. Vice-presidenf John Juergens. and Presiden+ Jack Doll. Absent when picfure was +aken was Assignment DireciorJames Ahr CAMERA CLUB Providing phofographic coverage for every social. a+hle+ic and cuHural school acfivi+y is +he +ime-consuming and monumen+al fask of +he Camera Club. Under Presidenf Jack Doll and Vice-Presidenf John Juergens, H19 Cfub provides +he picfures seen in Hue Purple Quill. +he cify's newspapers via +he Public RelaHons Depariment and on a good deal of +he Elderadqfs pages. Besides +he acfual pic+ure-+aking work of +he organizafion. classes in camera fechnique are held +0 familiarize new members wifh basic procedures. Camera Club ofFicers UeH +0 rith John Juergens. vice- presidenf. and Jack DoIL president inspect a produml of +hefr labors. Field frips were one way used by ?he club +0 familiarize new members th +he know-how of phofography. I77 GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB Rocke+ propulsion. exfra-sensory percepfion. and animal dissecfion were +hree of +he wide range of subiecfs discussed af mee'rings of +119 General Science Cfub. Afong wi+h field Jrrips and experimen+s righ+ a+ school. +he club members obhained supplemenfary knowledge +0 +ha+ received inside Hwe classroom. Moderafed by Mr. John Berninger. Hie club meefs +wice a monfh and covers a specific fopic 61' each meeh'ng. Presidenf is Albert Luebbers and vice-presiden+ is Louis Liebig. The General Science Club: s'landing Ueff to rith Presidenf Alberf Luebbers. Edward Gibson. Joseph Berna. Daniel Braw. and Luis Riva. Fronf row. David Essen. Joseph Heck. James Corcoran, Robert Hemsafh. and Thomas VeHer. Sec- ond row: Michael Neumann. Thomas Ziegler. Richard Smith. Gary Brown. and Lopis Liebig. Third row: Curl Ewuld, Sfanley RosemirE. Gary Heheman, and moderd+or Mr. John Berninger. Back row: James Rienfies. Danie'l Schloemer. and Roberf Crecco. CHESS CLUB Pursuing +he enjoymen+ of one of man's oldesf games is +he objecf of +he Elder Chess Club. Rounds of compe+i+ion among members keep +hem in consfanf pracfice. wi+h use of Hue club's own chessboards availabie +0 members for affer- school play. kings . The Elder Chess Club: back row Ueff +0 rith Edward OHen. Michael Rif+er, Edward Gibson. Richard Beck, Jay Rafferman, and Daniel Cook. Fronf row: Sieve Baker. Roberf Emmerich. Roberf Langenbrunnen Michael Ban+el. and WEIIiam Reilly. I78 CHEERLEADERS Foofbail and baskefball feams depend on more +han brawn and s+ra+egy fo win games: +hey rely on fhe suppor+ and enfhusiasm of H1el'r fans. Keeping fhis backing sfrong was fhe job of Hue Cheerleaders. 5: group of seniors directed by Joe Sandman and moderafed by Fr. Donald Roby. Their leadership drew more sfudenf spirif and enfhusiasm info +he games week affer week. +hrough +he enfire foofball and baske+ball season. Elder's cheerleaders musf be coun+ed as a definEJre assef +0 confinued vicfories on The courf and +he gridiron year affer year. Gary Wolfram leads an Elder Special . Senior cheerleaders: Heff +0 right fop rowj. Terry McLaughlin. Dave Grawe, Bruce Raihman. George Eichold. Ray Groneman. Jerry Berkameyer. Gary Wolfram. Jerry Green. Bill Ofqu, Andy Comese. Modera+or Fr. Donald Reby. and Tom Durkin. BoHom row, Lee Yeazall. Chair- man Joa Sandman. Jay RaHerman. Tod Herberst Joe Moellers. Jerry Brinker. Tom Huser. Dan Carroll. Mike Federle, Bob Wilhelm. Dave Hellmann. and Tom Florence. Bill Merfen, Bill King. l79' Leff +0 right Greg Vogel. JTm Thornburw Bob Schmidt Mike Haverkamp. EOE Roebek Mar+y Umberg. LIBRARIANS Checking over +Iwe library: receipts from overdue book paymenfs. Marfy Umberg discovers how Fr. Buening meeis his cigar bill each monThA Paul Koch Neal Gilday. Terry Monahan. Chuck Cfresi. Bob Schmid+ and Terry Monahan fiie Fr. Schaefer s 1afes+ freafise on Cafeieria SCIence under Ficfion. Fr. Roberf BuenEng and his s+uden+ sfaff of iibrarians keep Elder's library of well over l0,000 volumes operaHng smoofhly. They also handle audIo-visual aids and periodica'ls. Elder's library has expanded s+eadily over +he pas+ years and s+ands ready +0 serve +he fu+ure needs of incoming s+uden+s. STADIUM USHERS The necessary iob of reserving seafs and selling programs a+ Eider home sporfing evenfs is handled by +he S+adium Ushers. a volun'leer group of sfudenfs. Direclred by Business Manager Mr. William Kolk- meyer'. +he Ushers assisf Hue sfadium po1l'ce in managing +he many +housands of sporfs 'Fans who weekly crowd H16 Elder Sfadium. Fron+ row: Ueff +0 rith John Unger. Bob Koch. George WesHund. Dennis Behiery Richard Reany. David Wilheimus. Tom Bess. Second row: Tom Neyer. Ken Eninger. Mike Neyer. Jim Gefer, Mark Merl. Lynn Krabbacher. 'Bill Ulm. Third row: Ray Cruse. Tom Rauck. Bob Schmidf, Dan Giwer, Ron Hasselbrocky Paf Taylor, Tam Sfeigerwaldl Jchn Lenardizzi. Fron+ row: Ueff +0 44th Kei'rh Lobring. Greg Bauer. Bill Coyney Mike Saco. Mark Merz. Tim MaL fry. Second row: Paul Kochy Bob Wannin- gar. Bob WebEF. Dennis Mancini, Mike Dryer. Bill Renken. Joe Behne. Third row: Al Thompson. Bill DiMuzzio. Bob Mefz. Tom Figg. Tom Pienfng. Dave Gramany CAFETERIA WORKERS The Cafeferia workers comprise anofher secfion of Hue Elderaides. Modera+ed by Fr. RoberlL Schaefer. Hwy perform H18 prodigious noon+ime +ask of dishwashing and Cleanup for +he s+udenf body and +he factu. 3 r 1a M l8l F83 PANTHERS MAKE MEN The Eider Pan+hers Jrurned in a fine 7hwon. 3405+ record for +he I965 season, th H1e besf defensive record in +he school's his+ory. The Elderhdefended goal line was crossed for only 40 poinfs +he enfire season. including JFive shutou+s, Only once did an opponen+ score during +he lasf five games. The offense. while no+ powerful, sfill had +0 be reckoned wifh by opponenfs, as Hue seveniwin season showsh Buf more impor+anf was +he Jrype of men +th +eam molded. Perhaps more so +han any oiher Elder +eam did +his group of young men progress, chfetHy due +0 +he efforfs of FaJrher Alberf Bischohc. +he Jream chaplain. Fa+her s+ayed close +0 +he +eam. espe- CFaHy +he seniors. from fhe firs+ ieadership workshop in early summer. +0 +he annual banque+ on +he Hrsi' Sunday in December. A? Hwaf +Ime. he read a senior's reply +0 +he ques'rion whaf have you learned 50m +hi5 season? . . . I learned +ha+ we could have gone 'Jren and bh' and sfill have losf every game . . . +ha+ foo+ball ends wi+h +he lasf game of Hue season. bu+ life goes on . . .n As Fafher Bischohc said. such was +he spiri+ 01: +his group of men. COACHING MR. MEKE HONOLD Long hours wafching game films. sludylng scouling reporfs. and making praclice-weary players hl+ +he sled hard are spen+ by Jthe brains ' of Jrhe Elder looerall machine. ln his firsf year as head coach Mr. Mike Honold +urned in +he lcesnL record ever for a rookie coach af Elder. as his Pan+hers wenf 7-3 for i'he I965 season. Defensive coach Mr. S+eve Rasso headed +he besf Elder defen- sive unif in +he school's his+ory. a squad which poslecl five shuf- oufs in giving up only 40 poinls in lo games. Mr. Rasso will now leave Elder f0 fake over as head coach of +he newly-begun fool- ball program a+ Coving+on Calholic High School. Line coach Mr. Jim Massa was inslrumenlal in Jrhe fine play of Elder's offensive and defensive lines. lnsis+ing on quickness and agillly from his big linemen a+ all +imes. Reserve coaches Mr. John Owens and Mr. Frank 5+. Charles fufored an inexperienced group of sophomores +hrough a ralher fruslraling season which garnered only +wo wins. bul slressed fundamenfals which are a musf for fulure varslly play. Mr. Tom McMahon and Mr. Joe Menkhaus coached +he Elder freshmen lo a 44 mark. again wi+h +he idea of priming Jrhe boys hr even'lual varsi'ly ac+ion. Mr. John Owens Mn Frank Sf. Charles 186 Mr. Steve Rasso Mn Jim Massa Mr. Tom McMahon Mr. Joe Menkhaus BEHIND THE SCENES e BEHIND THE TEAM ,1 : FR, EDWARD RUDEMILLER Afhlefic Direcfor Two crucial figures behind fhe '65-'66 Elder spor+s scene were AfhleHc Direcfor Fr. Edward Rudemiller and foo+ball chaplain Fr. Alberf Bischoff. Fa+her RudemiHer is +he guy who schedules aH Elder a+hle+ic evenfs. lines up referees. keeps Elder sports in close fouch wi+h +he Focal press. and performs counJrEess o+her fasks in coeordinafing Elder's nine inJrer-scholasfic sporfs. Fafher Bischoff. In his second year as foofball Chapiafn. was a close friend of +he players We year round. Accompanying +he Jream on ifs closed refreaf. hearing comtess'lons every week during +he season and celebra'ring Mass wi'rh +he piayers on 1he day of +he game were duHes gladly Jraken on by Fafher Bischoff. Faiher Rudy pages fhrough fhe sixJoof Freshmen file. FR. ALBERT BISCHOFF FodbaH Chaplain Faeher BH +elIs Scanlon: 'Than fine Tom 4 . . now 1e+'s +ry subfracfion. I87 ELDER ROOSEVELT The I965 Pan+her +eam was s+unned by a quick Day+on RooseveH squad 14-0y En Jrhe opener 5+ Elder Sfadfum. The Teddies' scored fhe firsaL of +heir Jrwo TDTs on Jrhe second play of +he second quar- +er. on a 36-yard dash around righf end. WiJrh sixfeen seconds remaining in +he half. sophomore quar+erback Ron Krechh'ng's pass was defhacfed by an onrushing Teddie line- man. and infercep+ed by Heef Leophus Hay- den. who ran 65 yards for The score. The exfra poinf run was good and The Teddies held +haf l4r0 lead for +he remainder of The game. The Eldermen domina+ed +he sfafisfics, buf four 10er fumbles and four pass inferceerions proved cosHy, hal+ing drive aHer drive. This game was +0 be +he lasf in which The Panfhers gave up more +han one +ouchdown. CAPT. TERRY McLAUGHLIN RANDY DOERGER STAN TNMAN KEITH LOBRING Fullback Tackle End Guard T38 OHen buHs his way Jrhrough DeSales defensa Baur bllows WhaH?! Doerger's dip around left end for good yardage. ELDER l4 WOODWARD O Hder made public high ieague foe Woodward i+s firer vicfim. +his +ime on He winning and of a I4-O score. Senior quarferback Ray Baur climaxed a Sbvyard firer quar+er drive by finding end Ken Barnhors+ open in Hue end zone for a 30-yard fouchdown pass. Baur's conversion affemp'f was good and He Panfhers had a 7-0 lead. Elder drove +0 H19 Bulldog 22 yard-Iine wi'l'h 19 seconds re- maining in The half. where Baur aHempfecl a 39-yard 'Fie5d goal. His boo+ splif +he goal pos+s. buf sailed iuer under +he crossbar as +he score remained 7-0 6+ The half. Wi+h senior fullback Mel Offen grinding ouf yardage. +he Purple drove 69 yards 1'0 paydirf +his Jrims. wifh Baur seHing up his own one-yard +ouchclown plunge wifh a 3I-yard sprin+ around righ+ end on fhe previous p1ay. Baur's PAT kick was good again. The Elder defenders made +he lead erancl up in recording +heir fir5+ shufouf of Hue year. bu+ los+ senior cornerback Dan Selle+ for fhe year wi+h a broken ankle. Well you go back and fell Randy he'll ius+ have +0 waH unill halfflme, J89 The Mack bquog buHs through We line. ELDER 7 LaSALLE 6 Senior linebacker Dave Borgmann pounced on a LaSalle fumble +0 se+ up Elder's only +ouchdown. as +he Pan+hers squeaked by a big Lancer feam 7-6. Ray Baur PM Ken Barnhorsf for a five-yard +ouchdown pass wi+h I:0I re- maining En fhe firsf half. Jrwo plays affer Hwe fumble recovery. Baur's kick for +he ex+ra was good. which proved +0 be +he margin of vicfory. LaSaHe scored on a shor+ run midway +hrough H19 final s+anza. buf a gamble on a +wo-poinf conversion pass failed. The Lancers drove 66 yards in +en plays +0 The Elder IO yard-line wifh 0:4l remaining in fhe game. Here. quarferback Harry Smi+h's field goal 5+- femp+ was deflecfed by +he Elder line +0 secure +he 7-6 vicfory. Home wafches hi5 missed block. Would you beHeve . . . three ribs? ELDER 6 MOELLER 8 In a hardyfougH baffle af Elder Sfadium. +he Moeller Cru- saders ouflasfed Elder's Panfhers 8-6. en roui'e f0 an undefeafed season and a GCL champFonship. Wifh fhree minufes +0 play in +519 firer haH. Crusader half- back Jim Malarkey ended a 96-yard drive by bulling his way up Hue middle fen yards for a Jroudwlcwn. Moeller scored +he ex+ra point; on a S+eve Bien pass +0 end Paf O'Keefe. Midway +hrough H19 +hird quar+er. Elder recovered a Moeller fumble on +he visHors' l8 yardyline. One penaHy and Jrwo plays la+er. Ray Baur. playing his firsf game a+ halfback, crashed over for Hwe score. Going for +he equalizer. an Elder pass was infer- cepfed by Nl-Cify linebacker Fred Shriner. holding Moeller's 8-6 lead. nghffng back. +he Panfhers drove +0 Moeller's 9 yard-Iine. where they were penalized for clipping. Four plays lafer. Ray Baur's 357yard field goal aHemp+ was blocked by +he Crusaders' AH-Everyfhing linebacker. Tom Backhus. Never giving up. +he Pan+hers drove from +heir own 25 yard- line la+e in +he game f0 +he Moeller I7. where a pass inJrer- cepfion saved fhe undefeafed season for Moeller. RAY BAUR BOB GEERS Haifback Tackle 'kOkay . . . everybody go iong. BfLL BUZEK DAN HENDY '9' Linebacker Tackle ELDER 13 ST. XAVIER 6 Ray Baur scored all Elder's poInJrs and gained I34 yards in 2l carries +0 lead +he Panfhers +0 a I3-6 JrrEurnph of Sf. Xavier. Baur opened +he nighf's scorEng on a 21-yard iaunf up +he middle in +he firsf quarfer. The half ended th Elder on +op 6-0. The Bombers recovered an Elder fumble on +he firsf play of +he second hahr +0 sef up +heir score.. Two plays la+er. Sf. X halfback Sfeve Morgan snared a Jerry Randolph aeriai 'For +he score. The pass for +he exfra poin+s was baHed down by Jrhe Elder secondary. Baur scored once more. from eigh+ yards 0qu Jrhis Jrime, on fhe firsf pIay of +he fourfh quar+er. He followed th +he eerra marker. giving H18 Purple a I3-6 advanfage. Wifh fwo minu+eshlef+ in +he game. junior Den Grawe inJrercepfed a Xavier pass on He one yard line +0 shave 0H: 6 final Sf. X bid; Mike heads For wide open spaces. MARV GATHERWRIGHT TOM SCANLON Guard Halfback DAN SELLET TIM WELCH Linebacker Linebacker Stan bulldogs Mustang +0 +he ground, tbelowl Yeah . . . and how 'bouf ?hai- one up in the hffh row? ELDER PURCELL Shoot Randy, ihe mask alone should scare lem. No maHer what shape your siomach's in . . Elder scored on 1+5 hrer play from scrimw mage. and wen+ on +0 hand +he Purcell Cava- liers a I9-O defeaf 5+ Elder Sfadium, as Ray Baur Jrohaled Jrhe mos? rushing yardage of any Pan+her back ?or +he yea r. Quarferback Ron Krechfing hH Baur for a 257yard Jrauchdown pass +0 give +he Panfhers a 6-0 lead immediafely aHer recovering a Purcell fumble 5+ +ha+ poinf. The second Elder TD came on a Krechhng +0 Paf O'Brien pass pfay hem +he +en yard- Iine wi+h 0:03 remaining in Jrhe half. Baur's conversion made i+ l3-0 a+ halmee. Junior quar+erloack Bob Chrisfopfel Jrhrew f0 end John Vignale ?or a 3l-yard +ouchdown wi+h 0:40 Ief+ in Jthe game +0 cap off fhe nighf's scoring. Baur averaged IO.7 yards per carry, wiJrh I57 yards gained. His 25 yards Jrhrough +he airways gave him a +o+al o? l82 yards. for which he was named back of Jrhe week by a Jocal radio sfafion. I93 Now. Ray. I fold you no+ +0 kick exfra poinfs leftfoofed. But coach, he said he'd busf me in We mou+h ELDER 27 . 0 or. W McNICHOLAS o The Panfhers defeaJred +he McNicholas Rocke+s in +heir larges+ poin+ Jrally of Hue year. including +ouch- downs from +hree differenf fullbacks. Capfain Terry McLaughlin dove in From fhe one on +he firer play of He second quarfer aHer a 73-yard march down +he field. Junior haHback Tom Aug sprin+ed 47 yards th a McNichloas pun+ +0 score Elder's second TD wifh 5:53 remaining in +he hahc. Ray Baur converfed Jrhe exfra poinf +0 make Hue score 13-0 af H19 half. Fullback Mel OHen bulled over from H19 one yard- Il'ne iumL before fhe fhird quarfer ended Jr0 cap a 56- yard drive which consumed +en plays. Baur's kick made if 20-0 aJr +he +hird quarier buzzer. Immedia+ely aHer a Lenny Schroer pass infercepfion . . -. - 7- ,. on fhe McNick l8 yard-line. +he +hird fullback. junior Felfon Brown. bounced O'Ff several pofen+iaI Jracklers before lugging +he ball in+o Hue end zone. Baur kicked hi5 +hird s+raigh+ exfra poin+ +0 boos? H18 final ad- vanfage +0 27-0. Bacon boxes in Box . DAVE BORGMANN DON FRANKLIN JERRY DIERS KEN BARNHORST Linebacker Halfback Cenfer End ELDER l9 DeSALES O The Eldermen bucked H1e Louisville DeSaIes CoHs l9-O before a Homecoming Day crowd of some 8500. employing +he visifors' own favorife weapon-fhe pass. Scoring all I? poinfs 'In H16 second quarferl Hue Panfhe-rs firsf lif The scoreboard on Mel OHen's shor+ dive for +he +ouchdown a+ 9:25 mt Hle quar+er. Then +he Pan+hers scored +wo Jrouchdowns on 4I seconds +0 pml +he game omL of fhe CoHs' reach. Quarferback Ron Krechffng senf Ray Baur a 32-yard air maII fouchdown th 0:53 +0 play in fhe haH. Bauer PAT kick upped +he score +0 13-0. The CoH receiving feam wa'l'ched Tim Walsh run down +he ensuing onside kick and recover if on +he DeSales 2l yard-line +0 se'r up +he +hird Elder TD. Again. +he Krechfing f0 Baur combinafion connecfed. +hi5 +ime on a lO-yard pass th O:I2 remaining. AH-CH'y +ackles Randy Doerger and Bob Geers kepf pressure on H18 DeSales quarferback all day +0 minimize +he Colf's passing aHack, Ron Krechfing had his ffneer passing game. wifh fen complefions ?or I42 yards. Guess who? Uith Take 1+ easy . . . +hey don'+ gef ouf 'h'll 3:15. Ref recovers fumble inside Jren yard-Iiney Mouch watches his Spartan +eamma+es hackle a Paniher. ELDER O ROGER BACON 6 Black Sunday hii' Elder Hwe following week. wiJrh +he Roger Bacon Spar+ans slipping by +he Panfhers 6-0. depriving Jrhe Eldermen 0? second place In +he Greafer Cin- cinnafi League. In a hard-hiHing defensive ba++le, +he game remained scoreless for ?hree quaHers. Then H happened. Wifh 7:l2 remaining in +he game. Bacon halfback Joe 'Frey found a hole in +he Eider line on a well execufed crossbuck. speeding +hrough for a 30-yard +oucthWn run. This was fhe Firs? den+ in +he Pan+hers' proud de$en5e in seven+een quarfers. l+ had previousfy sfopped H16 Sparfans on downs aH'er a firstandugoal on We five yard-Iine si+ua+ion. Twice affer +his. Elder valianHy drove back in+o Bacon +erri+ory. only +0 lose H16 ball on downs. In Hue Hrsf quarfer, Ray Baur's desperafe erreJrCh for a pass' in The end zone was ius+ shor+ on a $our+h down piay. IF only . . . 3qu Roger Bacon wony And i+ wasn'+ because +he Purple and WhH'e puf ouf anyfhing less +han 1heir best TONY FERGUSON MEL OTTEN JACK MEYER Guard Fquack Guard ELDER 20 WEST HI 0 The highesf offensive yardage of +he season, and a defense which simply refused +0 13+ Wesf- em Hills score. combined +0 vanquish +he Musfangs 20-0 af Trechfer S+adium in fhe annual Thanksgiving Day game. In +he +hir+iefh and final game of his high school career. senior halHoack Ray Baur ran over and around Wes+ Hi defenders all morning. averaging ll.2 yards per carry. scoring one +ouch- down and ero exfra poinfs. Ray gained I45 of +he +eam's +o+al yardage of 387 in +hree quarfers before re+iring +0 +he bench. In holding Wesf Hi scoreless for +he fiHh year in a row. +he Panfhers had +0 seHle for a halffime fie. due.+o a rash of penalties. Elder was penalized IOO yards for +he en+ire game, more +han double H5 fofal yards penalized in any ofher game. Buf fhe offense rolled on. finally going in wifh Baur Fafe in ihe ihird quarfer. His kick made if 7-0. Junior halfback Ed Link scored Jrwc fouchdowns in +he las'r quarfer +0 end He season's scor- ing. The firsf was on a 20-yard pass from Bob Chrisfopfel, and +he second was a fen-yard clash around righf end. FiHh-sfring fullback Bob Gears capped off a Fine 7-3 season wifh a five-yard scamper up fhe middle a+ +he final gun. TIM WALSH Halfback BILL SCHNEIDER Tackie JOHN VIGNALE End Ain'f fhaf guy ever gonna' move? X y ' gym f Viz? fffffff 950 JNW Iyyixxxwy xx .. KKKKCW 3111:; :1f11V1 C'K ill ' f r'rxz.z1,zir1x,r .. ,. 'szzileziltzi ll 'HIAAIJILL Firsi Row Ileff to righii: Tim Walsh. Bob Gears. Tony Ferguson. Dave Bo'rgmann. Ray Baur, Captain Terry McLaughlin. Jerry Diers. Dan Handy, Jack Meyer, Bill Schneider, John Vignale. Second Row: Marv Gafherwrighi. Don Franklin. Dan Sellei, Stan lnman. Tom Scanlon. Ken Barnhorsi. Bill Buzek. Tim Welch, Randy Doerger. Lobring. Mel Offen. Third Row: Terry Monahan. Ed Link. Tom Aug. Mike Cavanaugh. Feiion Brown. John Labmeier. Jim Williams. Ron Noel. Bob Chrisiopfei. Den Grawe. Chuck Ciresi Fourfh Row: Den Seeli John Raierman. Tom Marx. George Bauer. Mariy Umberg. Sieve Dannemiiler, Mike WiH. Paf Herron. Lenny SchroerI Paf O Brien Tim Coffer. FiHFI Row: Managers Dave Gwen and Bill Reckers. Ron Kreci-Iiingl Mike McDeviff. Greg Hyland. Gil Hyland. JIm Doherfy. Managers Jim Neinaber and Bruce Coniy. Sizd'h Row: Line Coach Mn Jim Massa, Head Coach Mr. Mike Honold. DeFensive Coach Mr. Steve Rasso. Keifho AIl-Sfafe iacHe Bob Gears siopped eaHng long enough for us fo fake +his pfcfure. l965 ELDER ALL-STARS The +welve Elder players shown on +hese pages received special recognlfion for 'rheir fine work on fhe '65 Pam'her 1'eam. Bob Beers, b'l 240-pound +ack1e. was named +0 +he AllaSJraJre feam. made firs'r Jream All-Ci+y and ffrs'r feam AHJGCL. Bob played offense and defensea Ray Baur 5'IO I85-pound halfback conver'reol from quar'rera back. made +he Nl-Sfafe +eam. second +eam AH-CH'y. and firs'r feam NLGCL. Ray and Bob Geers shared fhe Mosf Va1uable Player award. so dose was +he vo+ing o1c +heir +eamma+es. Randy Doerger, 6'2 220-pound fackIe also wen+ bofh ways for Hwe Panfhers. Randy. who Is erehcfh in his class scholasficalw. made Hwe AH-Cify feam, as well as Hrsf Jream AHWGCL. Pa? O'Brien. 6'! l85-pound junior and also made Hwe AH-Ci'ry feam and Firs? feam All-GCL O'rhers making Hwe AH-GCL Jream were: Capfain Terry Mc- Laughlin, 6'0 I75Apound Fullback-linebacker: Bill Buzek, b'l l90- pound cenfer-Hnebacker; KeHh Lobr'mg. 5'8 le-pound guard: Dave Borgmann, 5'I I ISOapound linebacker; Tom Aug, 6'l I80- pound offensive and defensive haHb'ack: Den Grawe 5'Il I80- pound defensive end; Jim Williams. 6'0 l95-pound guard: and Mike WiH, 5'IO I65-pound defensive halfback. AH-GCL selections Den Grawe, Tom Aug, and Jim Williams fhe l966 fri-capfains. Horse around In fhe equipmenf room. 200 Dave Borgmann. KBHH Lobring, and Bill Buzek fry it: decide befween Michigan Sfafe. UCLA. and HiHsdale. A+ he and of a long day. Pa+ O'Brien and Mike Wit? head home for supper and roads of sfudy. TROPHIES PRESENTED AT FOOTBALL BANQUET Bes+ Offensive Back ........................... RAY BAUR Bes+ Offensive Lineman ............. .... RANDY DOERGER Besf Defensive Back ................... DAVE BORGMANN Bes+ De$ensive Lineman ....................... BOB GEERS Mos+ Improved Player .................... KEITH LOBRING Cap+ain's Trophy ................... TERRY MCLAUGHLIN Capfafn Terry McLaughlin lays on? a page for H19 spor+s section See. Rand? Cinderella did so marry the prince, 20' 202 , . j; 5 - .5? j 357 h ! EWW Y w 2.: wivaeswww f .' Firsl- Row Uef+ +0 rith; J. Kersfing. J. Gears. M, SchmuHeh Bh BarHing. D. McFariand, D. Herzog, T. Tracy. K. Monahan. G. BiehL B. WolfsornA Second Row: L. Hahn, A. Jones. M. Chrisfopfel, T. Helmsh B. Lisk, W. GriHin. J. Graham L. Frey. J. Monnig, J. Thomas' Third Row: J. Vifucci. B. Sfafh. G. Held, M. Clyde, D. Jansen. M. Kenney, M. Basset S. Brown. P. Co++er. R. Schiesl. Fourfh Row: 5. Krzonowek. T. Oanger. B. Sellef. B. Welch, J. Schneider. Jh Sfriefmarfer. J. Fleming. R. Jackson, P. Zangh E. Fischer. F'IHh Row: T. McGraw. R. Mullins, M. Pefers. B. Emmrich. Ch Riesfenberg. D. Carey. F. Davis. Sixth Row: Assisfan+ Coach Frank 5+. Charles. Head Coach John Owens. INEXPERIENCE HURTS RESERVES Eider's reserve gridders sfruggled +0 a 2-5-I reeord th inexperienced players af severa1 posifions. In Hs firs+ game of +he year. Elder was defea'f'ed by LaSalle l2-0. The Lancers confrolled +he ball mosf c-f Jthe game and pu+ up a sfiff defense. The following week +he Panfhers opened +heir home schedule wifh Newporf Ca+holic. The offense couldn'f musfer a real +hrea+ and were again whHewashed. +his Hme by a I4-O deficit Elder's bes+ effort of +he year came +he 'FoHowing week agains+ 5+. Xavier. Bofh defenses hard and 1he game ended in a scoreless He, A firsi' quarfer safei'y was +he difference when +he reserves played Sf. Rifa's. as Elder won 8-6. Bill BarHing snagged a Dave Herzog pass for he Elder TD. The sophomores bea+ McNicholas in +heir nex+ ou+ing by a l2-6 score. Dave Herzog and Sfeve Brown scored +ouchdowns. GCL champion Purcell +ook +he measure of Elder in Hue nex+ game Ib-O. as +he offense began +0 slip again. A 55-yard punf re+urn wi'rh l0 seconds remaining gave Roger Bacon a6-0vicforyinfhenex1-game. Moeller's Crusaders crushed Jrhe resewes in +he lasf game of Jrhe season 24-8. Jim Graber was vofecl +he +eam's mosf valuable player for his fine baH carrying. BilF BarHing received +he mos+ improved frophy. and Jerry Schneider was named bes+ lineman . By Bob Emmrich '68 Firs? Row Ueff To rith: J, Holfhaus. R. Ruwan. 5. Gonzales. M. Br'rdges. G. Miller, Te Sfengery Mo Minges. T. Stricken R. Beck. M. KneHEn. Second Row: W. Yauclm W. S+ud+. L. Babel. 6. Kersfing. E. Eflerman, R. Meizy S. ConTeyy M. Joerling. J. Do+zTclt. D. Thompson. Third Row: G. Myers. 8. Spark; M. Frank. T. Erpelding, G. Huber. W. Marfin'l. F. Minges, D. Niemeyer, W. Wiebe, J Holmes. Fourfh Row: M. Red- ding+ony T Eagan. T. Welch. R. Mariin. J. BoHsy T. Burbachery J. Mersman. T. Daftilo, R. Hefner! S. Framesa. FiH'h Row: T. Jamesy E. Lockef'r. L. Parker. C. Hon. JT Shrofh. HT Coernes. W. Phelan. J. Palmisanoy G. Heidery P. Green: H. Schneider. Six+l1 Row: J. King. M. May J. Hellmann. D. Oft M. Johnsony R, Purnhagen. J. Mayer. D. SmHh, R. Bognery D. Kent Sevenih Row: Head Coach Tom Mc- Mahon, Assisfanf Coaches Joe Menkhaus and Jim King. Sfudenf Managers J. WiHersfaeHer and 6. Smifh. R. Distasi, P. Tierney. FROSH FINISH 4-4 Ably led by Coach Tom McMahon. Elder's fresh foofballers compiled a 4-4 record and a fhird p1ace finish in The GCL. aHer a poor s+ar+. Hindered by fumbles in +heir firs+ appearance. +he freshmen were defeafed by +he Cavaliers '01: Purcell 6-0. The 6-0 score proved +0 be a iinx as He +eam loaf ifs second con+es+ +o Moeller by +he same margin. The Panfhers s+ar+ed on +heir winning ways by clowning NewponL Ca+holic l4-0 in a rain-soaked baffle a+ New- porf. HaHbacks Mike Frank and Mike Minges scored for Eider. The second Panfher vic'rory was faken af +118 expense of Oak Hills 22-0. Minges wifh +Wo fouchdowns. and Frank wifh one. led The offense again. Elder losf i+s nex+ Two engagemen+s af +he hands of LaSalle and Roger Baconl by scores of 6-0 and l2-8 respec- fively. Again. +he 'Frosh bounced back. Though, defeaJring 8+. Xavier in a hard-foughf baHle. by a score of l2-6. Minges and Frank led The way wi+h a +ouchdown each. Ending +he season sfrongly. +he freshmen clobbered McNichoTas 26-6. Quar+erback Larry Parker hH' end Ron Marffn in +he end zone for one score. and ran ano+her himself. HalTback Tom Sfricker also ran one in for Elder. Overall. +he defense was quife s+rong. holding opponenfs +0 an average 0T six poinfs a game. The 4-4- season record was qui+e deceiving. All 'Four losses were by only one Jrouchclown. Paying fribufe +0 +he Team's Tighffng SpTFH'. Coach McMahon said. We were defeafed four Jrimes. bu+ we were never bea'renfI By Ron Marfin '69 203 BASKETBALL MR. TOM McMAHON Reserve Coach MR. PAUL FREY MR. RONALD NICOLAI Freshman Coach Freshman Coach HILS EVERYBODYiS COACH OF YEAR In his fhird year as head coach. Mr. Dave Hiis reached a goal which he and his players made long before +he season beganai'he Dis+ric+ Baskefball Championship. For his effori's in molding Hie championship feam. Coach Hils was vofed Cin- cinnafi's Coach of +he Year by his Fellow coaches. and was recognized as such by bo+h +he Cincinna+i Enquirer and +he Cincinna+i Posi and Times Siar in +heir end-of-fhe-year seledions. He was also selecied as ihe Greafer Cincinnafi League's coach of +he year as +he Panfhers fied 5+. Xavier for +he GCL crown. For +he second year in a row. his +eam had +he iowes+ defensive average in +he ciiyaSZJ poin+s per game. Mr. Tom McMahon. in his fiPrh year on +he Elder coaching scene. assisied Coach Hils. and guided +he reserve +eam +0 a l048 season record. Mr. Paul Frey. and Mr. Ron Nicolai. bofh in +heir second year as Elder coaches. scoufed fufure varsi+y opponenfs. and led +he freshman +eam +0 an lI-7 season slafe. The work and +aien+s of all four of +hese men wenf info bringing +he Disfricf Baskefbali Championship back +0 Eider. Head Coach Mr. Dave Hils pufs phys ed siudenfs +hrough workout From: Coach Mr. Dave HI'Is. Manager John Griffin. Assis'Iani' Coach Mr. Tom McMahon, Standing: Tim Meyer, Bob Niemeyer. Rick Roedersheimer. George EIchhoId, Dave Grawe, Tom Krizsa. CapIaIn Bob Schwallie, Bob Voss. Joe NIemeyer. Ron Krechfing. Absent: Jim Miller. PIayer Games FG FT Poinfs EIchhoId I9 I0 7 27 Grawe 23 89 43 22I Krechfing I5 9 3 2I Krizsa 24 I 40 62 342 Meyer 22 22 I I 55 Miller I I 2 3 7 Niemeyer, J. 24 I02 El 255 Niemeyer. B. I2 3 5 6 Roedersheimer 22 43 25 I I I SchwaIIie 24- I 54 64 372 V055 22 54- 28 I36 Team 24 629 305 I565 OpponenIs 24- 435 373 I243 PANTHERS LEADERS REBOUNDS Tom Krizsa ASSISTS Bob Schwallie RECOVERIES Joe Niemeyer FIELD GOAL cK: Tim Meyer FREE THROW 0A: Dave Grawe ALL-STARS Ave. L8 9.6 L4 I43 2.5 .6 l0.6 .5 5.0 I5.5 6.2 65.2 5 I .8 27! l22 64- 47.8 68.3 BOB SCHWALLIE 6'2 Sr. Guard ICapI'ainI: Is+ Team AIIICin ICincInnaH Enquirer, Cincinnafi PosI' and Tiines- SIarI: Isf Team AII-GCL: IsI Team WCPO Tri-SIaIe AII Sfars: 2nd Team AII-Sou+hwes+ern Ohio Region: All- SIaIe Honorable MenIion IAPI. TOM KRIZSA 6'3 Sr. Forward: IsI' Team AII-GCL: 2nd Team AII-CHy IPosI and Times SiarI; 3rd Team AII-Cify IEnquirerI. JOE NIEMEYER 6'0 Sr. Guard: AII-GCL. 206 l965-66 SEASON SfarIing off +I1e season wifh a bang, Elder floored WaInuI' Hills and Ta'H In +he IIrsI' Iwo games of Ihe season af Elder, by 7I-39. and 74-54 scores. Capfain Bob SchwaIIIe's 2I poinfs againsf Ta'FI' was'Ihe major oIIensive bIasI'. SUFFER BITTER LOSS AT 'BOMBERVILLE' Travelling Io SI'. Xavier Io play Ihe defending GCL champion Bombers. Elder suffered +hrough a 3302:: shooHng nighf in losing 59-44, In Ihe wake of a sfrong second hahC Sf. X baske+ bombard- menI'. Taking a brether in Ihe public league, +he PanI'hers smacked rival WesIern Hills 79-42. wiIh Bob SchwaIIie and Joe Niemeyer each scoring 17 poin+s. Elder Ihen s+ruggIed Ihrough a sloppy La- Salle game +0 win 49-4-3, behind Niemeyer's lb. for Ike Panfhers IIrs'I GCL win. Tom KrizsaIs I7 poinfs, and Dave Grawe's I6 led Elder in H's nemL oang againsf PurceII. for a 79-56 win over Ihe Cavaliers. The EIcIermen I:Iroke ou+ in a 22-8 Ifrer quarIer lead and were never seriously Ihreafened. THIRD-RANKED NEWCATH FELL; McNICK UPSETS ELDERS Going across Ihe river I'o play Ihen Ihird-ranked-in-KenI'ucky NewpomL Cafholic. Elder rode Bob Schwallie's 20 poinIs and slick play-making 1-0 a 70-6I win over Jrhe Thoroughbreds. Io up Jrhe season record +0 6-I. Elder shof 93Vo from +he free Ihrow line. converfing I4 of I5. EIcIer's GCL hopes were deaII a severe sefback in Ihe nexf game. as McNicholas came 'ro EIder and wen+ home wifh a 79-74 win. IconfinuedI HKreeZ makes easy layup. A fine 30-point 23-rebound performance by horward Tom Krizsa was nullihed by McNick's all-cHy guard Mike O'Connell's 4l poinfs. The Panfhers' Grea+er Cincinnafi League record dropped +0 2-2. BACON EASY: OVERTIME NEEDED TO DOWN MOELLER Elder had HHle +rouble downing Roger Bacon 63-44. behind SchwaHie's 21 poin+s. buf had +0 come from nine poin+s behind before beefing Moeller En overfime. 52-61. Down 52-43 en+ering +he fourfh quarfer af Moeller, EIder Hed +he score a+ 57 Ius+ be- fore +he regulafion-Jrime buzzer. Joe Niemeyer dropped in fwo free fhrows wifh six seconds leff In +he overhme +0 clinch +he Pan+hers' eigh+h win. The Eldermen suffered a fru5+ra+ing bl-54 loss a+ +he hands of Middle+own. aHer leading 1tol' +hree and a hahC quarfers. An ll-22 fourfh quarfer los+ +he game for Elder. Schwallie's l7 poin'l's, and Krizsa's l9 rebounds were game highs. PANTHERS GET REVENGE ON MchCK. ST. X Bouncing back againsf McNicholas: +he Panfhers gained revenge on +he Rocke+s wi+h an 80-69 win. behind Tom Krizsa's 26 poin+s. Mike OhConnellhs 36 led McNick. Down 30-19 af halmee agains+ 5!: X. Elder roared 1crom behind f0 oufscore +he Bombers 45-2l in Jrhe second half. in winning 64- 5! and moving info a vir+ual firsf place fie th Xavier. Bob Schwallie scored aH his l8 poin+s in Jthe second half. shooHng 5 'for 5 horn +he fie1d and 7 for 8 from +he Free +hrow line. Tom Krizsa's 20 poin+s led Jrhe Pan+her scoring aHacke koniKnuedJ Vee and Schwall keep ball alive. Now you say if. Joe: We're . . . number . . . one. TEmmy fakes fwo. 207 .m- TOM KRIZSA GEORGE EICHHOLD Sr. Forward Sr. Forward HOW Crafense. boy wonder! Fa+her Rudy adminkfers Magi ri+e5 fo HRodie . . 55w? Grawe resfs His one ouf. Gafhering momenfum as Hwe season progressed Elder had no serlous frouble in winning ifs nexf fhree games over LaSalle ISOSU. Moeller H3843. and PurceH U3-5H. Sfrong rebounding and relen+- less defensive eHorfs marked +he wins, which upped +he Pan+hers +0 l3-3 on +he season and 9-2 in +he GCL. Playing af Colerain. Eider beaf a s+ubborn Cardinal feam 53- 44. as defensive speciaHsf Bob Voss +urned shoofer. scoring 20 poinfs In an uncanny B?Ma shoofing performance. ELDER GAINS GCL CO-CHAMPIONSHIP Needing a win over Roger Bacon +0 +ie 3+. Xavier for Hwe GCL championship, Hwe Panfhers swamped H18 Spar+ans 78-41 closing 0qu H15 season wi+h fhe besf defensive record in fown for +he second year in a row under Coach Mr. Dave Hils. Bob Schwallie's I 1-firer-l'1ahE poinfs. and Tom Krizsa's I5 second-half poin+s kep+ +he Panfhers moving. Elder ciosed wifh a l5-3 season record. and a l0-2 GCL mark. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT S+ar+ing +ournamen+ may 5+ +he Universi+y of Cincinnafi agains+ LaSalle. Elder grabbed an l8-7 firer quarfer lead. +hen raced by +he +aHer Lancers +0 +ake a 73-46 vic+ory. SchwaHie's 20 poinJrs paced H16 offense. KRIZSA LEADS ASSAULT ON MchCK In +he second round; forward Tom Krizsa con'Hnued his personal assauH on McNicholas. scoring 28 poin+s and pulling dowu l6 re- bounds. Bob V055 held McNick's Mike O'ConneH +0 12 poinfs. affer previous games of4l and 36 againsf Elder. IconfimuetH King Kong Kreez bombs away Grawe ge+s open agains+ Chaminadew Facing ifs +hird s+raigh+ CEICLVfournamemL foe. Elder oufscored Purcell I7-6 in +he Iasf quar+er +0 defeaf Hwe Cavaliers 554M in a game +ha+ was much closer Hwan +he Final score indicafes. Dave Grawe's l9 poinfs. on a 9 for l3 shoofing spree paced +he Panfher poin+ parade. !n Hue semifinal game, Bob Schwallie and Dave Grawe led Hue Panfhers +0 a 58-40 vicfory over Public High School League co- champion Wifhrow. SchwaH Hf his season high of 24 poinfs. and Grawe muscled I5 rebounds +0 confrol +he backboards. DISTRICT CROWN RETURNS TO ELDER In +he long-awaHed Disfricf Championship game. Eider pulied ouf from a 40-40 +ie af +he beginning of H1e 'FOUT'H'I period +0 defea+ +he ofher PHSL co-champ, Taft 54-47, winning +'ne Pan+hers' firsf disfricf crown since I963. and +he sixfh in school hisfory. Dave Grawe's seasonwhigh 23 poinfs ied Elder scoring. Sophomore guard Tim Meyer gof +h1'ngs moving in +he second quarfer. bu? Pr was Grawe's series of quick drives from +he pivof which made We difference in Hue end. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Elder ou+scored even+ual s+a+e champion Dayfon Chaminade from fine Held. buf was ou+scored from fhe free fhrow line l8-4, in bowing +0 +he champs a+ +he CincinnaHi Gardens 72-60. Playing Hue Eagles on even Jterms unfil four minufes were remain- ing in Hue game. Elder led I8hl7 after one quarfer, and was +ied 34-34 a+ +he half. Chaminade fook a 50-4-7 +hird quar+er leadw +hen +he Pan+hers losf +heir +alles+ man. 6'3 cen+er Dave Grawe. on fouls early in fhe fouer period. and were unable +0 compen- safe for his rebounding loss. All-cHy forward Tom Krizsa led Elder wifh I8 poinfs. followed by alI-cHy guard Bob Schwallie's I5. and Joe Niemeyer's I2. 2l0 Schwallie +hreads +hrough MoeHer Krizsa fights Chaminade': Arfhur For rebound f0 basket af Cincinnati Gardens. REBOUNDING ABILITY GOT PANTHERS PAST TALLER OPPONENTS '9' 9 Grawe goes up in +he air wth an Eagle. CAPTAIN BOB SCHWALLIE JOE NEIMEYER SR Guard Sr Guard BOB V055 DAVE GRAWE Sr. Forward Sr. Cenfer He flies +hrough +he air th the greafesf 0F ease. YaizieH gees over a Tiger for H13 score. I 965-66 BASKETBALL RESU LTS Hail +0 H16 champs! Elder Opponenfs 7l ..H..........WalnquHiHs .................... 39 74 .............. Taer ........................... 54 44 .............. 5+. Xavier ...................... 59 79 .............. Wesfern Hiils ................... 42 49 .............. LaSaHe ........................ 43 79 .............. Purcelf ......................... 56 7O .............. Newpor+ Cafholic ............... bl 74 .............. McNicholas ..................... 79 62 .............. Roger Bacon ................... 44- 62 .............. Moeller ........................ bl 54 .............. Middlefown .................... bl 80 .............. MCNicholas ..................... 69 64 .............. Sf. Xavier ...................... 5' 50 .............. LaSaHe ........................ 37 68 .............. MoeHer ........................ 4-3 73 .............. Purcell ......................... 51 53 .............. Colerain ....................... 4-4- 78 .............. Roger Bacon .................... 47 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 73 .............. LaSaHe ........................ 46 69 .............. McNEcholas .................... 56 55 .............. PurceEl ......................... 4I 58 .............. Wifhrow ....................... 4O 54- .............. Taff ........................... 47 REGJONAL TOURNAMENT 60 .............. Dayfon Chaminade .............. 72 REGULAR SEASON RECORD l5-3 TOURNAMENT RECORD 5-I FINAL RECORD 20.4 GCL CO-CHAMPIONS 71021 DISTFUCT CHAMPIONS VossieH gefs shoved by Wifhrow, bu+ scores anyway. 2I3 SchwaHie knifes +hrough for a three- poinfer. 28 TEAMS BEGAN TOURNEY PLAY . . . ONE-AND-OUT . . . . . . AND THEN THERE WAS ONE. Voss Clears Hw'ngs ou+. A championship . . . and Hum a prayer. Niemeyer replaces Ms dass eye BaskeibaH means speed 2I5 8 a.m.v morning of Chaminade game, Krizsa, Voss baffle Eagles for ball. BALL IS . . . WHERE THE ACTION IS Fronh Coach Mr. Tom McMahon. Manager Jerry LeaSSner. Sfanding: Paul Hilverf. Mike Morris. Dick Jennings. Chuck OHing. Dick Nara. Jerry Voss. Greg Held. Bill Kolkmeyer. Tom Lipps. Bob Delfendahl. Ed Aush'ng. Rick Voss. Jack Sfriefmarier. Bob Callahan. IO-S RESERVES VICTIMS OF CLOSE LOSSES The Reserves sharfed The season wifh four sfraighf wins. Bill KoIkmeyer led +he Jream f0 an opening 46-16 vicfory over Wal- nu+ Hills wifh I8 poin+s. The Panfhers folfowed wi+h a 38-27 win over TaTJrl and a 38-34 win over Sf. Xavier. Chuck OHing scored ll poin+s and puHed down I0 rebounds +0 lead +he Jream +0 a 4l-37 vicfory over Wesfern Hills. Elder +hen suffered ifs firsf sefback. falling +0 LaSalle in overfime. ETder bounced back +0 defea+ Purcell 52-27 behind Kolk- meyer's 24, The +eam s+re+ched i+s winning s+reak +0 +hree with a 5l-34 vic+ory over Newporf Cafholic, and a 44-I8 decision of McNIcholas. Then, The Reserves fell +0 a hof-hiHTng Roger Bacon +eam 54-46. The Reserves +hen 10er Their nexf +wo games, +0 Moeller and Middlefown. due +0 poor second halves. The Reserves came back wifh fheir bes+ effor+ of +he season, knocking 0H unbeafen LaSaIJe 37-36. Rick Voss paced +he vic- fory wifh 16 poin+s. fn fhe nexf encounfer. +he Reserves erased a seven-poinf halffime de'FiCH' againsf Moeller +0 win 45-38. Tom Lipps led all scorers wifh ll poinfs. including a 35-Toof push shof af +he final buzzer. Injuries crippled +he Reserves as +hey dropped +heir neer Jrwo. Elder fell +0 Purcell 42-37. despife Rick Voss' 20 points. +hen dropped a 43-40 decision +0 Colerain. Back +0 near full s+rengfh. +he Reserves pmL in a fine eTTo'rJr in fheir 165+ game againmL Roger Bacon. Mike Morris led +he +eam wifh I5 poinfs. canning 7 of II Trom The field. The efforf fell short however. as Bacon pmL in +wo free +hrows in +he closing seconds +0 win 46-44. The Reserves finished wifh a 6-6 GCL record and a l0-8 overalf slaie. Rick Voss led +he +eam in scoring wi+h I87 poin+s. and also won The Mos? Valuable Player award. Greg Held was +he leading rebounder. snaring 9I. as he won The Mos? Improved Player +rophy. Tom Lipps Fed in field goal accuracy. making 46.5?6 of his sho+s on l3 for 28. Chuck OHing was The leading free +hrow shoofer wifh 9I$3 making IO for l l. by Paul Hilverf '68 Player FG FT Poinfs R. Voss 71 45 l87 Kolkmeyer 40 44 I 24 Held 3 I I9 8 I CaHahan 26 22 74 J. Voss 28 I3 69 Hilverf 20 I4 54 Auang I9 8 46 Morris l8 5 4i OHing I4 IO 38 Lipps I3 IO 36 Nara I0 5 25 Jennings 5 3 l3 Sfrieerarfer 2 5 9 2l7 RESERVES READY THEMSELVES FOR VARSITY 2'8 Greg held by a Crusader. Hilver+ oufsmarfs Moeller 4.3. T 3 ..Qm.k-.s.h,ruv4; AikiQO L: Top row 16H +0 righf: Coach Ron Nicolai. Gary Eby. Joe Holmes. Ron Da'Hilo. Mike Scherer. Dave Niemeyer. Jim Duffy. Don Josfworfh, Coach Paul Frey. Middle row: Austin Christian. N Taylor. Walf Meyer. Jerry Holfhaus. Gary Meyers. Aufhur Frank. Gregory MEllsr. Jim Lindhorsf. BoHom Jeff fo righf: Larry Parker. Paul Green. Ron Martin. Shave Pramesa. Bob Beck. 'Frank Bill. FROSH TURN IN I l-7 SLATE Elder's freshman feam won H5 firs+ game againer Coving- JIon Cafholic by a score of 34-29. led by Larry Parker's i4- poinfs. Sfeve Pramesa led Jrhe P'anfhers +0 +heir second vic+ory as +hey bea+ LaSalJe 49-35. The Panfhers Jrhen suffered +wo ciose losses +0 evenfual GCL Champion Newporf Cafholic. and Sf. Xavier. by 38- 37 and 32-29 scores. The frosh wen+ back +0 Their winning ways. winning Their nexf +hree games in a row. Traveling +0 Oak Hills. Elder downed +he Highlanders 4-3-40. Back home againer Mc- NichoIas. Elder sfarfed off slowly. buf ou+scored Jrhe Rocke+s -33-9 in Jrhe second half +0 win 49-25. S+eve Pramesa's ll poin+s were high. Bob Beck led +he Panfhers wifh l0 poinfs I'n +heir nexi- game againsf Purcell, which The Cavaliers won 37-20. Don Josiworfh scored f4- poinfs in +he nex+ game as Elder de- fea+ed Roger Bacon 56-342 The Panfhers Jrhen hi1 a +hree-game losing s+reak. losing f0 Moeller. LaSalle. and Newporf Cafholic. Dave Niemeyer and Pramesa each scored I0 poinfs 10 lead Elder againsf MoeHer. Don Jos+worfh scored l2 agains+ Newporf Ca+holic +0 pace Elder in +ha+ game. The freshmen's record stood 6-6 wiJrh fwo-fhirds of'ihe season compTe+ed When They wenf on a five-game winning sfreak. Bob Beck Ted Elder agafn5+ 5+. Xavier. as fhe Pan+hers gained revenge on +he Bombers wifh a 3I-29 vicfory. Mc- Nicholas kepf +hings close in +he ToHowing game. buf fhe Panfhers came ou+ on fop 40-36. paced by Pramesa's IO poinfs. Don Josfworfh's ll point: led Elder +0 a 41-2! win over Purcell. a Jream which had earlier beafen +he PanJrhers by eight poin+s. Elder +hen played af Roger Bacon. ouf-poinfing Jrhe Sparfans 37-27. Sfeve Pramesa had an excepfionally good day. scoring +he feam's season high of I7 poinh. Down by ?hree poinfs af halHime. Elder came from be- hind +0 defeaf Moeller 33-29. behind Pramesa's I2 poin+s. liHIng +he season record +0 I I-6. The Iasf game of The season snapped Elder's five-game winning sfreak as fhe frosh wen+ +0 Coving+on +0 play Holy Cross. Jerry HoH'haus th l3 poinfs. and Bob Beck th l2. led +he Pan+hers. buf +his wasn'aL enough. as +he sharp- shooHng Indians ran up The highesf poinf +o+al of +he year againer Elder. +0 win 57-47. Coaches Mr. Paul Frey and Mr. Ron Nicolai +hus led +he Elder freshmen Jro a respec+able lI-7 season record. by Ausfin Chrisfian '69 219 CROSS? COQNIRY Rapid Run Park's frees from background for Elder CC runners. Mike Morris and Larry WeHerer sfar+ on +heir winding fwo-mila course. CC TEAM FOURTH lN GCL Elder's cross coun+ry feam. using several underclassmen. finished fourfh in Hue Greafer Cincinnafi League for Jrhe I965 season. wiJrh senior Larry WeH'erer named Hue +eam's Mos+ Vaiuable PlayerV Of +he +en mee+s in which +he Pan+hers par+icipa+ed. Wefferer was lElder's best runner in seven of +hem. his bes'r Hme being a 9:54- a+ Newpor+ Cafholic. Junior Rick Roedersheimer was Elder's bes'r in +wo mee+s. and junior Tom McNamee led In one. Hue GCL meet Mos+ promising of Elder's runners are iuniors Bill Kramer and Tom McNamee. and sophomores Mike Morris and Tim Murphy. Long roufa ends with kick for home. 220 FIVE OF ELDER S TOP EIGHT RUNNERS RETURN . . - ' N EXT YEAR. Mldway +hrough race. WeHerer and Morris concen+ra+e on keeplng a long sinde. Pamhers' legs fighfening. fhey begin to 9qu ouf lasi' haIf-mile. Cross Counfry includes hills and slopes. ups and downs. 22l Mr. HHS wishes he were running Hume fwo miles. -, .. Varsify harriers. Iet'f f0 right Coach Mn Dave Hils. Mike Morris. Torn McNamee. Dave Grawe. Bill Kramer. Tim Murphy. Larry WeHerer. Jerry Green, Rick Roedershe'lmer. 222 Relief. 5? IasH VARSITY, FROSH CC TEAMS JviA l't- ' -a-.-F,- -7q..,, - Hugs .54 , r, all Ni-a-- '1 , - ..,L .74.:. .J ,- .J I '- Firsf row HeH fa rith: George Eichhold, John Shoemaker. Dave Grawe, Larry WeHerer. Jerry Green. Rick Roedersheimer: Second row: Tom Lipps, Bill Kramen Mike Murphy, Mike McNanee. Bill Brown. Mike Morria TwowMile Kenkel: Third row: Dan Schloemer. Frank Rinafdo, John McDonald. Tom Ledonne. Jim PresneII Greg Sowders. Paul Hilverf. Hank Meninger. Bob Callahan. Bob Gardener Fourth row: AI Luebbers. TIm Zeiser. Rick Bucher. Chris Manegoldl Tim Donaldson. Ken Edgell. Mike O'Connor. Bob Delfendahl. Chuck OHing; Top row: Coach Mr. Dave Hils, Dave Goebel. Rick V055. Je'F:C Thoma$ Bi Kolkmeyer. Jerry Voss. Firs+ row: l1ef+ +0 rith Ron CoHaro. Bruce Meyer. Ron Murphy. Jim Weron. Second row: Dave Hoff. Tim Rohan. Tim Single- ion. Bob Mark: Third row: Louis Ripley, Chuck Doepker, Jerry Re'msfaHer. Paf Lenahanl Ron Paparica; Fourih row: Coach Ron Nicolai. Kim Knoppe, Ward Wensfrup, Jim Duffy. Mike McDonald, 223 WRESTLING ' a Joe Schulfz drills opponem's head info gym floor. MATMEN WIN GCL, TAKE 2nd IN DISTRICT Elder wresllers l'OUghf +heir way +0 a IO-I. dual mee+ record in +he l965-66 season. a Grea'rer Cin- cirrnafi League championship. and a second place Dislrlcl finish. WresHing. in ifs fourlh year as an inferscholasfic spor+ a'r Elder. has faken greai- sfrides since ifs Hrsf-ever ma+ch. a 55-0 walloping from +hen-s+a+e champion Beaver Creek. H Is Jrhe faslesl-grow- ing spor+ in qualify and popularify al Elder. Head Coach Mr. Thomas Hessling had nearly 60 boys in fhe wreslling program a1 Elder. aboul l5 o1c whom compeled En varsH'y mafches. Besl performances were +urned in by GCL champions Mike Schneider ll I-3-ll ln Jrhe l45wpound class. Cap+ain Dan Selle+ ll4-O-ll in Hue I54-pound class; GCL and Dlslricf champlon Ed Fisher lI4-ll in +he l33-pound class. as well as Andy SchneiderllI-3lancl Joe SchulleIZ-Zl. Sellel, l'he leam's Mosl Valuable WresHer. was +he disfrid runner-up in his weighf division. 1. 7.... while Mike Schneider finished +hlrcl in +he disfricl: Selle+ was +he dislricf champion in his iunior 3b a l M Sellef. Mike Schneider. and Dave Dabbelf were all foureyear leHermen. Dabbelf received a l AWN special recognflion +rophy 61' +119 end of +he season for his iron man record of wreslling in every n? llwl 'r single varsify mafch for four years. for a record of 36-I7-l. He also has +he disllncfion of being +he ' firmL Elder wresller ever lo sfep on +he mail in compelilion. . The ofher frophy awarded wen+ +0 sophomore Ed Fisher. Disfricl' Champion in +he l33-pound class. :gichZiZChm llzrskmgrgkgfgig yells as +he Moer Improved WresHer . Coach Hessllng will now s+ep clown. yielding l'he head coaching reins +0 his assistant Mr. Joe Menkhaus. Coach Menkhaus will have eighf s+ar+ers re+urning +0 help lurl'her +he Panfhers' grow- ing wresl'ling repu+a+ion. year. and was undefeated in dual ma+ch compelilion En bo+h his funior and senior years. E 5' iii??? DUAL MATCH COM PETITION Elder 22 Mariemon+ 27 M1: Healfhy 29 Weslern Hills 26 Moelle-r 20 Oxford Talawanda 22 Princelon l4- Loveland 30 Oak Hills 34- Alken 3l Newporf Calholic 24 Sf. Xavier Firsi row. leH +0 right Ed Fisher. Bill Brown. Capfain Dan Selle+. Mike Schneider. D-ave Dabbelf, Dave Sykes: Second row: Mike Prica Andy Schneiden Joe Schulfz, Shave Wessels, Dan Seal. Gerry Thomas: Third row: Coach Mr. Joe Menkhaus, Walf Jafkowski, Don Thomas, Bill Schroih, Luis Riva. Coach Torn Hessling. 225 CAPTAIN DAN SELLET UNDEFEATED IN TWO YEARS OF DUAL MEETS erry Thames and opponenf pose for annual pidure. irFEATED IN ' MEETS ' The Sheik readies for +he kill. Andy Schneider scores on a reversaV' SWIMMING BRUCE RATHMAN Mosf Valuable Swimmer Rafhman races ?or home. SWIMMERS TAKE GCL 2nd Elder's swimming feam compiled a fine 83 season rec- ord. and a second-place Greafer Cincinnafi League finish for +he l965-bb seasonw Since swimming was reinsfa+ed as an inferscholasfic sporf af Elder when H115 year's seniors were freshmen. fhe Jream has reached an above-average sfafus. a5 ifs record indicafes. Seniors Bruce Rafhman. Skip Klosferman. and Dale Frese were four-year le+fermen. ngow?ng up wifh swimming af Elder. In his second year as head coach. Mr. Thomas Davoran guided H113 feam under somewha+ adverse condHions. WH'h pracfice sessions held a+ a pool several miles from Elder. Bruce Rafhman became +he firs? fhree-Hme MomL Valuable Player in fhe schooI's 42-year hfsiory. He p!aced second in He s+a+e in +he IOO-yard buHerHy. losing 0qu by .4 of a second. He was Dis+ricf Champion in +ha+ gvenf. se++Ing a new dis- +ric+ record of 56.3 seconds. Bruce was also +he GCL champion and dishid runner-up in fhe 200-yard' Individual Medley, th a record Jrime o; 2:I6.G in Hue GCL meet In alL he holds individual school records in +hree even+s. and was on Jrwca schooT-record-holding relay +eams. Ano+her highligh+ of Jthe season was junior Bob McAndreWS. +he GCL champion in +he lOO-yard buHerfly. placing I3fh in +he s+a+e meef. Skip Klosferman was named +he feam's Mos? Improved Player . Alfhough losing several fine swimmers +hrough gradua'Hon. Coach Davoran will gree+ ll re+urning IeH'ermen nexf year. a feam +ha+ promises +0 be sfrong In +he freesfyle, backs+roke. and buHerfly even+sV RATHMAN PLACED 2nd IN STATE MEET 1 , i s 14 t Q 7 W I x .l . .f -; ' .9. .9. ' j . ..4.. Okay Paul , , . now just hold H righ+ fhere. Gun goes off at GCL meet Look! . . . up in fhe sky . . . BEST TIMES, I965-66 SEASON Eveni Time I60 yd. medley relay Taylor. McAndrews. Frese. I:29.7 Neggerman 200 yd. medley relay Rafhman. McAndrews. Frese. l:5l .0 Ripley 200 yd.frees+yle Bill Burkarf 2:I2.31' 60 yd. frees+yle Maurice Ripiey :3IIV 50 yd. frees+yle Jeff Cushard 26.0 l60 yd. individual Bruce Rafhman I :4-0.0!k medley 200 yd. individual Bruce Rafhman KECL recor$ mam medley IOO yd. buHerHy Bruce Rafhman Disfrid record! :563 Bruce Rafhman Efafe prelimg :555W l00 ycl. keeeryfe Erwin Kfosferman :57.0i IOO yd. backsfroke Bob Taylor I :0819'I 400 yd. freesfyle Bill Burkarl' 4:45.? IOO yd. breasf s+roke Dale Frese l:l0.9 4-00 yd.free relay Ra+hman, Ripley. Klosferman. 3:52.0 Neggerman 3 denoi'es school record 1 Nobody. buf NO-O-body can swim 1ike Bruce. Coach Davoran patienfly awaiiing shad of GCL meet pley. Gary Ha'rer. Dan Kernan. Andrew Asimus. Second row: Dale Frase. Roberf I Davis. Third row: Coach Tom Devoran, Maury Ripley. Erwin Klosferman. Jeff Cushard. Cap'rain Bruce Rafhman. Rick Lonneman. Larry Sfock. Absen+-Roberf Taylor. Jack Neggurman. Firsf row Ueffjo righfk Tim Rohan. Louis Ri McAndraws. Bill Burkhardf. Ken Egdell, Pau 230 ELDER DISTRICT CHAMPS AGAIN EIder's varsH'y baseball feam added anofher Dis+ric+ Cham- piqnship +0 +he long stf of Elder baseball fiHes, along wifh +he Grea+er Cincinnafi League crown. The Pan+hers were 23-3-l for +he season. and IOQ in H15 GCL. The Elder plfching s+aff hurled I I shufoufs ai- opponenfs for a combined earned run average of I25 per seven-Inning game. Larry Kleem. fhe feam's Mosf Valuable Player. pi+ched seven shufoufs. including five one-hiHers. in compiling a l2-0 record. Kleem's ERA was a angy 0.70 for +he season, less Then one run per game. Righ+hander Dave Grawe was 7-I. incfuding a no-hiH'er agains+ LaSalle. Cenferfielder PanL Eagan was fhe feam's leading hiHer th a .380 average, followed by firsf baseman Denny Tabler and second baseman Ray Baur. The Elder bafs boomed for an average of dose +0 six runs a game Coach Mr, Jim Massa shOWS co-capfains Ron Schroeder UefH and Denny Tabler how he used +0 hold his spiffer. 23l First row Hef+ +0 rightJ: Ray Baur. Denny Tabler. Ron Schroeder. George Eichhoid. Joe Niemeyer. Ross Hamblefon: Second row: Don Thomas. Larry Kleem. Pat Eagan, Rick DeFelice. Mike Malay. Dave Grawe. Jerry Green. Rick PHiegel: Third row: Mel OHen lmanageri. John Mar+ino. Paf O'Brien. Coach Mr. Jim Massa, Chuck Ciresi. Ron Drapp. Bob Chrisfopfel. Bob Emmrfch managerJ. I: When an immovable obiac'r meefs an irresistible force . . . George Eichhcld hops home on one foot DAVE GRAWE Sr. Pifcher Denny Tabler signals himself safe?! af home. W LARRY KLEEM Sr. Pi+cher 233 9., Coach Massa fells team +0 quif looking af H1e camera. Coaching firsf base. Rick Pfliegel gains much heeded experience. Rick DeFeIice pufs one in+o orbit FINAL RECORD Opponen+ Score Reading M'r. Heath Covingfon Ca+holic MCNicholas 5+. Xavier Defroif Cranbrook Taylor Don Drysdale or Dave Grawe? Moeller Newporf Cafhofic Wesfern Hills McNicholas 5+. Xavier Roger Bacon Moeller LaSaHe Roger Bacon LaSalPe Purcell Purcell Newporf Cafholic o-co-r'voo ONOTIQQU'IN . . . l . I 2. N -.pmx4mgwgomoo4xo-ho Ow-OAOONONOOUJH- Disfricf Tournameni' Wyoming Hughes Oak Hills Taylor Greenhills Regional Tournamenf Dayfon Fairborn Fairmon+ Wesf -PU'I?ONJ ONONN Ray Baur scores on his home run in Disfrid Tournamenf game against Hughes. 235 ?' N-P Sianding: Larry Parker. Tom Williams. Ron Krecthg. Jerry Purcell. Coach Frey. Mike CIoH, Tim Meyer. John Ra+erman. Ted Zinger, Kneeling: Bob Mueller. Tom Felix. Ted Helms. Mike Kenneyl Dave Gable. Bill Wiebe. Bob Beck. Steve Woif lMgrL SiHing: Tom Schulie. Dave Herzog. Mike Minges. Allen Jones. Steve Brown. Denny Seal. Jack S+rei+marfeh RESERVES TAKE THIRD IN GCL Under +he reins of Mr. Paul Frey. +he Elder Reserve baseball Jream finished +hird in +he Greafer Cincinnah' League. compil- ing a 6-4 overall mark in Mr. Frey's Firsf year as coach. Top hiH'ers for We Reserves were cafcher Tim Meyer. .433. shorfsfop Ron Krechfing, .392. and ouffielder Jack Siriefmarfer. .343. Mainsfays of +he Pan+her pifching sfaff were Tom Schulfe. Den Seal. Mike Kenney: and Bill Wiebe. Besf performances were +urned in by Seal. who one-hi+ Purcell in shuHing +hem ou+ 5-0. and Mike Kenney. who sfruck omL I3 baHers In Elder's 5-3 win over Wesfern Hills. Reserve hurler Tom Schulfe 1hrows screwball to Purcell. Jack Shiefmarfer hangs i+ up fine middle. 237 TRACKSTERS DISAPPOINT The loss of many seniors from lasf year's dis- +ric+ runner-up leff much rebuilding +0 be done Huis year. While going winiess in 6 dual meefs. s+reng+h was shown in +he relays. In +he Harrison Relays. fhe Pan+her disfance medley Jream of Chuck Zimmerman. Terry McLaughlin. Mike McNamee. and Larry WeJrferer +ookisecond place. They also fook a fourfh in 1he medley relay wiih fhe Jream of Chuck Zimmerman Terry McLaughlin. Bill KraA mer and Larry Wefferer. Bill Brown and Tom Colfna copped +hird in +he discus. In +he Greafer Cincinnafi League. Elder finished seven+h. faking only 4- poinis. Tom Colina and Terry McLaughlin scored one each in +he discus and 440. The mile relay feam of Chuck Zimmer- man. Terry McLaughlin. Tom Rauck. and Mike Cavanaugh scored +w0. Tom Cofina in +he discus. and Terry McLaughlin in +he 4-40. qualified For +he Miami lnvi+a+iona1 which is a preview of +he sfafe meef. See Mac 2 plus 2 does equal 4. Coach Rasso pomfs out. 238 WeHerer wafches McLaughlin perform new dance step! I ; 4an .4H r 1 mm . '1 ' n - L- 1t Franf row: Bill Barfling Tom Aug, Tim Malfry. Bill Kramer. Mike McNamee. Felfon Brown; Second row: Tim Donaldson. Mike Cavanaugh, Jim Miller. Tom Celina. Mike Gimgan. Chuck Zimmerman: Third row: Terry McLaughlin. Biil Brown. Torn Rauck. Larry WeHerer. Mike Paganem. Bruce Conly; Fourfh row: Dino Ciolino. Mike Sharkey. John Lenarduzzf. S+ocky Siockleman. Frank Rinaldo. Coach Mr. Tom McMahon. Coach Mr. Steve Rasso. 239 RESERVES GCL CHAMPS, FROSH THIRD Reserve and $reshman Jrrack showed promise of bolsfering Elder's +rack program. as +he Reserves were GCL champions. while +he Hosh +ook a league +hird. For The reserves, Mike Paganelli was +he GCL champion in +he IOanard dash wiJrh a +'Ime of ND. He also Finished second in +he 220-yard dash Bill Barfling was league champion in bo+h +he high and low hurdles. wH'h Gil Hyland +aking 6 Hrer in +he discus. wifh a +hrow ow? l2l feet Jay Brueggeman was named +he +eam's Mosf Vaiuable Player. as he Hed Jrhe school pole vauH record of IUD . The Freshmen were led by miler Paf Lenahan. who won Jrha+ evenf in Hue GCL meef wi+h a +ime of 5:05. and Gary Heider, GCL champ in fhe 880-yard run. His +ime was 2:05. Dino 'rhrows fypical cakferia hamburger fhe Iengfh of shadfum: RESERVE TRACK 7 7 7 7.7.- .7 .77. 7.7 .-.... , . ...hmuv-m7...w Firsf row, Ieff to right: M. Pefers. R. Mullen. K. Edgel. D. Carey. T. Murphy: Sacond row: Jay Brueggeman. J. PuHon. Gil Hyland. J. Kers+ing. Greg Hyland. L. Hahn: Thitd tow: T. Bill. J. Presnell. F. Davis. K. Monahcn. P. Coffer. M. Price. F. Bischak; Fourih row: Coach Mr. Sfeve Rasso. J. CarrolL D. Header. J. Weeks. R. Molden. R. Walker. Coach Mr. Tom FRESHMAN TRACK Firsf row: J. King. W. Wens+rup. F. Bill. T. Sfenger. C. Menninger. T. Rohan. B. Walier. G. Thornton: Second row: E. Lockeff. B. Overberg B. Albars. J. Mercurio. D. Bruun. B. McDonald. J. Conly. T, Safes: Third row: D. Meyer. M. Myers. R. Popania. G. Heider. M. Frank. T. S+ricker. J. Mayer, D. Aufenrieb: FourHI row: E. Eilarman. R. Murphy. P. Lenahan. M. Buzek. G. Brown. D. Brodbeck, T. Crows. L. Babel: FiHh row: B. Math. D. HofE C. Doeplter. K. Knoppe. J. Hol'l'haus. 8. Mark, D. Hafner: 5?fo row: N. KEoepfer Managed. J. Davis. J. Goeldner. J. Graber. S. Sparks. H. Schneider. F. Minges; Top: Couch Mr. John Owens. 24I A . and oven Murph goes up . . I 3 wk... xvxxw wmmx Jay Brueggeman breaks John Pennel's old'record L Two Elder sfudenfs being chased by Wya+f a+ bo'rbali game. Bombs away! 242 Coaches Mr. Sfan Herrlinger and Mr, Dick Doerger fall: shop. Freda follows fhe bouncing ball. Panfher neHers finished second in +he Grea+er Cincinna+i League for +he 1966 season wH'h a 5-1 record. regis+ering a I7-5 season mark. Of Elder's 17 wins. Jrem were 5-0 whH'e washes. +he mosf shu+ou+s scored by an Elder +eam since fennis was revived af Elder five years ago. Besf individual perform- ances were by Dick Frede Hirsf singleg l7-5; Bob Lamey-Barry Wauligman HoublesL 17-2: Gary WoHram idoublesL l4-l ; and Bob-Wilhelm HoublesL I0-3. Of special in+eres+ was a special l2-poin+ mafch wi+h +ravelling DerfoH' Cran- brook. Elder 10er +0 H'se highly-+ou+ed Cranbrook. 7-5. Elder will lose five seniors from +his year's +eam. leaving several fine prospeds +0 'Figh'f i+ ou+ for nex+ year's slofs. including iuniors Joe Kramer llas+ year's,Cin- cinnafi Novice ChampionL Bill Jordan, Ray Schulh, Dave Von Lehmden. Chuck Hallau. and sophomore Gerry Moorman. A? +he end of His season. Dick Frede and Joe Kramer were named +0 H16 Wesfern Hills Tennis CIub's Infer-Club league, +he firer Elder fennis players +0 be given +his honor. h...,.;...w:.i.f , 7 . .' dahvzauwj. .. x... -- ' .., , w; ,. --- , I .. Handcuffed Joe Kramer sHH ge+s shof away. 243 Lamey and Wauligman on collision course. Kneeling: Joe Kramer, Chuck HaHau. Jerry Moorman, Bob Lamey. Barry Wauligmam Bob Wilhelm. S+andfng: Charlie Diarrhea ngrL Bill Jordan. Ray Schqu. Sfan Beck. Dick Freda, Gary Wolfram. Dave Von Lehmden. Mike McCoy MAgri. 244 I'I know I saw H go up . . . Sfan Beck puis if away . Number-one singles man Dick Freda. blasfs service f0 opponent Have a 536+I Dick . Le+'s have a liifle soff-shoe. Sfan. Seniors pose Iasf fime for Spark Illusfrafed. 246 . RESERVE TENNIS TEAM Frcn+ row Ueff to rith: M.-Merz lMgrL S. Gefes. G. Vale. D. Fuchs. M. Grawe. R. Gaies. Standing: J. Doerger, B. Yeazell. R. Marzheuser. W4 McCabe. C. Nivens. A. Ginfer. T. Braun. FROSH, SOPHS, FORM TENNIS GROUNDWORK Elder's freshman and reserve +ennis +earns. under +he direcfion of Mr. S+an Herriinger. formed H16 groundwork 01: one of Hue 'Faereer growing fenn'ls programs in +he cify. Since few o+her schools have +ennis on ofher +han +he varsHy level. bo+h feams found if difficuH finding opponenfs. frequenHy p1aying upperclassmen from o+her schools. Mosf promising of +'ne reserve players are Dan Fuchs. Gary Vale. Sfeve Gafes. and Bob Ga+es. The freshman +eam. while having no sfars was one of Elder's beHer freshman feams from He sfandpoinf of size. coordina+ion and general abilify. Besf prospecfs are Jim Gafes. Dan Burns, Tim Ga+es. Jim Willig. and Dan Kerner. FRESHMAN TENNIS TEAM Fran? row' Ueff f0 righfl: T. Gafes. J. Gerdes. J. Gafes. J. Huser. D. Burns W. Meisfer. J. Willig. D. Kernan. P. Martini. J. SfeH'er: Sianding: J. McCabe. IMgrl T. Virgin. J. Shrage. T. Ellis. 6. Jordan! R. Pieper. K. Wauligman. R. Reverman. R. Goefike. T. McCarren, M. Huber. 6. Hafer. S. Flogsfed. R. Langenbrunner lMgrl. 247 GOLFERS 6-7-I S+ar+fng +he season 0H7 slowly. Elder's goH:ers go+ ho+ and foughf fheir way uphill +0 a respedable 6-7-I record for +he I966 season. Mr. Mark Sfuhlreyer fook over as coach affer Jrhe firer few ma+ches. alimos'r immedia+ely overseeing a fourhma+ch Pan'rher win sfring. which saw victories over Oak Hills. McNichoIas. HamiHon Cafholic, and Roger Bacon. Elder was hampered by a hand injury +0 number-one man Bob Schwallie +he firer parf of +he season. '0qu his refurn fo Jrhe links s'rarfed +he Pan+her5 on +heir winning ways. Junior Tom Donnelly was named +he Mos+ Valuable Player for +he second year in a row. Tom Donnelly chips on+o green. Coach Mr. Mark Stuhlreyer pauses on his way +0 fhe Counfry Club. Tournamenf of Champions? 248 Sfanding: Tom GerdesK Coach John Vogel ge+5 off his Favoriie shot Eighf-foofer gefs ready +0 drop. INTRAMURALS Under +he direclion owC SludemL Council afhlehg commiHee chalrl man Randy Doerger. +he senior Inl'ramural baske+ball program was exfended fo +wo nighfs of play each week. th class 4C emerging as 1966 inlramural champions. Playing on Monday and Tuesday nighfs in the old gym. +he +welve feams began action shorfly affer +he mlcl-year exam break. wifh a live-week schedule of games in each of +he +wo leagues. A'Her complefion' 015 Hm regular schedule. all lwelve feams wenf info a one-and-ou+ +ournamen+. Purple League co-clwampion 40 led by Lenny Wor+hen's l3 poinls, defealed 4D O'F +he WhHe League En Jthe championship game 46- 45 +0 fake Hm Inframural Jtrophy. Ken Barnhorsf followed wi+h II for 4C. Tom Jos+worfh and Ken Blessing 0154B also had l3 poin+s eachi while Jerry Diers scored I l. Deciding facfor in Hue game was 4C5 abilHy +0 cash in on H's numerous free +hrows. slnking lb of ZI shofs. 4D ou+scored 4C from Hue field I945. bu+ made only seven free +hrows. Sleve Koch fires away in championship game. Tim Welcl'l scores in lrfrjmural semlflnals. Dead-eye Ken Blesslng drops in a free ihrow 250 Dlersey scores despile Barney's oufs'l-refched Handl Mr. Aslmus dribbles out of frouble. SENIORHFACULTY GAME RETURNED TO ELDER AHer a +en-year lapse, +he senior-factu baskefball game re- Jrurned +0 Elder. wifh +he Fearless Factu defeafing fhe S+upendous Sfudenfs 52-48 in overJrime. In a game played for H1e beneHmL of fhe Caiholic SfudenJrs' Mission Crusade's Bishops' ReHe? Fund Drive. +he rediaceo'. paang Panfher profs broke a 44-44 regulafion +ime deadlock. by oufscoring Hue seniors 8-4 in +he over'Hme period Senior Jerry Diers' 25ufoo+ iump-sho+ wi+h 0:02 remaining had sen+ Hwe game info +he oveere. Mr. Tom McMahon's I7 poinfs led all scorers, followed by Mn Ron Nicolai's l2 poin+s. The senior +eam. made up of Hue inframural All-Shars. 90+ +en poinfs ?rom Bob Raferman. The Big Mac scores Jrwo of his gameJ'n'gh l7 Mr. Nicoiar and Capfaini' Fr. FiizsImmons gef game plans rom Coach Fr. poinfs Tony Hagemeyer hacked by Fa+her Gra+sch in senior-factu game. Hasselhojr'f. 25l 252 253 , HIIIIIIIIII..- IIIIIII 254 I. BE BUNSIIIEIIIITE Develop a sincere interest In people, their lives and their problems. Be understanding, and never build personaI suc- FIIR HAPPIER 132155,TECIERL..M- tualIy curious, receptive To new ideas. Education is a wondrous process continuing throughout life. 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John R. 42 4765 Ebenezer 48l-67I7 St. Jude Focfball I Ahr, James 42 933 Seibel Lane 47I-l622 5+. Teresa Floaf Commiifee l 81 3. World Hisfory Club 2. Chess Club 2 8! 3. Tennis 2. Camera Club 3 8r 4. Sfudenf Council 3 8: 4. Annual 3 31 4. Public Relations De- partmenf 3 8: 4. Varieiy Show Producfion Sfaff 3 34 4. Dramatics Production Siaff 3 E: 4. Purple Quill l. 2. 3. 4 Hidifor 3. Edifor-in-Chief 4L CSMC. Honor Ribbon !. 2. Cadefs of Christ Alfharr. Vicfor 42 3405 Gerald Drive 922-1475 Our Lady: of Lourdes CSMC Amend. James H. 42 3l42 Wesf aner 66I-4049 Our Lady of Lourdes Ar'r Club I. 2. 3. 4 CSMC ANDRES. FR. ANTHONY 2B Ankenbauer. Ken 42 l228 Amanda PTaCe 92l-8276 Si. William Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4 Archbnld, James M. 42 4964 Wesfern Hills Avenue 47L4771 Sf. Teresa CSMC. Glee Club I 8: 2. Varlefy Show I. 2. 3. Cadets of Chn'sf 4. Chess Club 4. Spirif of '66 Club ART AND POSTER CLUB l75-6 Baker. Gar 42 ll35 Beechmeadow Lane 92I-7899 St Anioninus Focfbal! 2. Track 2. 3, CSMC. SpirH of '61, Club Barnhorsf. Kenne+h 42 I0l4 Underwood 47I40235 Holy Family CSMC. Track 2. FoofbaII II 2. 3. 4. lnfrw murals 4. Band BANGE. FR. RALPH C. I9 Barnhorsi. Tony 42 I65! Afson Lane 9SL-l023 Sf. Lawrence Bowling 3. CSMC Baur. Raymond 42 3585 Sandra Lane 491-70l3 Our Lady of Visitation Foo+ball l. 2. 3. 4. Beskefbull I. 2. 83554 ball I. 2. 3. 4. Sfudenf Council 4. Annual 4. CSMC BEAT'EY, FR. MICHAEL 20 Back. Stanley J. 42 6037 Muskefeer Dr. 48l-4455 Sf. Jude Sfudenf Council I. Tennis Team I. 3. 4. Intramural 4. Civic Commmee I Page Beckmarm. Richard 43 5'37 Seibel Lane 9ZI-ll54-2 5?. Teresa Foofball I. Annual Staff 4. Mafh Club 4. Honor Rlbbon I. 2. 3. 4. Honor Le'r'rer 3, 4. CSMQ. Inframurals 4 Becknell. Mike 43 I2I9 DroH' Avenue 92I-6840 Sf. Lawrence Sfudenf Council 4-. Elocufion Award I. CSMC. Track 3. SpirH' of '66 Club Eedel. Jim 43 I554 Hiff Avenue 47I-8128 Resurrecfion Glee Club 2. CSMC. Track. Variety Show 2. Cafe+er1a 3. 4. Chess Club 4. Cadeis ofl Ehrisf 4. Inframurals 4. SpirH' of '66 Cu Beeh. Thaador 43 l0973 New-Biddinge. Harrison. Ohio 634-2339 5?. John fhe Baph'sf CSMC Behne. Joseph P. 43 me: Rosemcnf Avenue 92I47479 5?. Williams Sfuden'r Council 1. CSMC Bender. John T. 43 33I8 Ebenazer Road 48L3529 5+. Jude FoofbaH 2. Sfudenf Council I BENSMAN. FR. GERALD 20 Berkemeyer. Jerome H. 43 5635 Monica Ccurf 922-4542 Our Lady of Lourdes Cross Counfry !. Annual 3. 4. Pap RaHy Commiitee 4. Cheerleader 4. Honor Le+- 481' 2. Haaf CcmmTHee. CSMC. Spirif of '66 Club. Cadeis cf Chrlsf BERNINGER. MR. JOHN 28 Berra. Thomas 44 3028 Picwood Courf 922-5028 Our Lady of Lourdes SMC Bill. David M. 44 IOIS Academy Avenue 471-4454 5f. Lawrence Show Band 2. 4. Band I. 2. 3. 4. Spirif of '66 Club Bill. John L. 44 4090 River Road 47l-7I36 Si. Vincent De Paul Fine Arfs Club 2. Human Relations Com- mission 4 Billow. Michael 44 3584 Locust Lane 922-3349 Our Lady nf Lourdes Sfudenf Council 2. Arf Club I. 2. 3. 4 BISCHOFF. FR. ALBERT 20 Bissmeyer. Daniel 44 5372 Maylee Place 922440110 5f. Anfoninus Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Purple Quill 2. Fine Arfs Club 2. Hancr Leffer I, 2. Siudenf Council Commlffee 4. CSMC. Honor Band 2. 3. 4 255 Page BISSMEYER, MR. THOMAS 24 BLANK, FR. RUSSELL Zl Blazer, Robert 44 hl84 Chariw Drive 481-5865 54. Jude CSMC, Spirif of '66 C1ub Blessing, Kenneih 45 58W Norih Glen Drive 66l-I499 Sf. Jude Annual 4. S'rudenf Council 4, CSMC. Honor Leiier l-3, Inhamuruls 4 Boesing, Edward , 45 4405 Wes+ Eighfh Sireef ?ZI-BZI? 5?. William Basketball 1, 2, Tennis l, Floa+ Commifiee 3, 4, CSMC Bondi, Lawrence J. 45 953 SeEbel Lane 471-7496 5f. Terasa Foofball I, 2, Sfudenf Council 3, CSMC, SpirhL of '66 Club Bonhaus, Lawrence 45 8556 Bridgefcwn 94I-2388 5!. Joseph CSMC. GCSL Bonhaus, Ronald G. 45 1759 Churchwood Drive 922-0303 St. Anfoninus Student Manager 2, Coin Club I, 2. CSMC, Spanish Club 3, 4, lnframurals 4, Spirit of '425 Club EunchSRi, Thomas 45 9A0 Grand Avenue 471-4594 Holy Family CSMC Borgmann, David 45 4773 Loreifa 92L5597 SLTeresa CSMC, Foofball l. 7., 3, 4, Baseball 1, Student Council 3. 4I Annual 4. Infra- murals 4, Spirit of '66 Club, lnframurals 4 Boscherf, Jerry 45 5564- Delhi Pike 94l-4665 Our Lady of Vicfory CSMC Brackmann, Fred 45 SSIA Palomino Drive 922-3l29 Our Lady of Viciory CSMC, Glee Club II 2, 3, 4. Dramafics 3, 4, Variefy Show I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff :. Siudenf Council 4. Pep Rally Commi'rfee Bradley, Russell 45 2534 River Road ?ZI-Z4VI Our Lady of Perpeiual Help lnframural's CSMC Branch, Ken 425? Wes? Eighfh Sireef 47I-6840 Stwnliams Honor Letter 2, 3, 4, Honor Pin 3, Spanish Honor Sociefy 4, Inframurals 4, CSMC 45 256 Page Braunstein, Gary 45 2080 Faywoad Avenue 922-49I9 Si. Anfuninus CSMC. Junior Achievement 3, 4 Brinker, Jerry 45 3864 Evers Sfreei 92l-5707 5+. Lawrence Sfudenf Council 4, CSMC, Track 3, Cheer- leader 4, Radio Club 2, 3, CDL 4, YCS, Float Comm'IHee 3, 4 Brodbeck, James 45 3303 Dina Avenue 49l-00?4 Sf. Mal'Hn CSMC Brogan, David T. 46 I4i5 Covedle 92l-83l2 5!. Teresa Foofball l, 2, lniramurals 4, Variefy Show, Chess Club 4, CSMC BRUENING, FR. JOSEPH 7.5 Bruner, James 46 4235 Fehr Road 47I-4935 Si. Dominic Foofbal! I, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, CSMC, SpirH of '66 Club Budda, Erwin 46 4545 Ciearview 92I-003b Sf. William CSMC, Dramafics 3, 4, Variefy Show BUENING, FR. ROBERT 24 Burns, Robert 45 570 Libbe Jo Drive Our Lady Of Victory Sfudent Council 2. 3; Ar? Club I. 2, 3, 4. Biology l, CSMC, Floafs I, Track 3, Annual Sfaff 4 Buschmiller. Raymond 46 290! Wesf Tower Ave. 4Bl-27l2 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC, Cade+s of Christ Spanish Club 2. 3, Spanish Honor Sociefy 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Chess Club 4, Rod '45, Honor Leffer 3, 4, Elderadu Medalisf Bufscha, David 46 2762 Soufh Road 941-4177 Our Lady 0! Visitation Honor LeHer 1, CSMC. 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P: .L rw-P-Mrnm ,. 1, 258 VPI-Vki': h VAxu :I HUDSON'S BARBER SHOP 4028 Glenway AT YOUR SERVICE Page Carroll. Daniel 47 933 Sefon Ave. 92I.II53 SI. Lawrence CSMC. Track I. Flcafs 4. AnnuaI Staff 4-. CDL 4. Honor LeIIer 2. 3. lnIramuraIs. CheerIeader 4 Carson. John 47 3l50 Werk Rd. 66I-0023 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. CadeIs of ChrisI 4 CDL I70 CHEERLEADERS I79 Chenaulf. GaI'I 47 31 I6 IlIinoIs 47l-0258 Sf. Vincenf De Paul CSMC CHESS CLUB I78 Cleary. James 47 I720 Leona DrI 9224470 SII AnIoninus CSMC. SIudenf Council 3. Inframurals CIemenIs. RoberI 47 5575 Muddy Creek 92245675 Our Lady of Lourdes CSEC. Track II 2. Spanish Club 3. Chess CIu Clevenger. SIephen 47 4208 WesI EIghIh SI'. 92I-3269 SI. William CSMC. WresIIEng 2. 4 Comose. Andrew 47 4043 WesI' EIghIh SI. 47l-8676 SLWiIIiam CSMC. FooIbalI II 2. 3. BasebaII 2. Sfudenf Council I. 2, 3. Honor Leffer 2, Spanish Club 3. 4: Pep Rally 4. Cheer- leader 4 COIN CLUB I74 Conner. David 47 3280 AIgus Lane 662-0864 Our Lady of VisiIaIion CSMC. Band I. 2. 3. 4. Varier Show 3. 4. Annual SIaff 4. Inframurals. Roof '66 Corns. George 47 7IS SIeiner SI. 47I- 3I69 Our Lady of PerpeIuaI Help CSMC. Annual SIaff 4l FIPOaIs 3. 4. Rod! '66. InI'ramuraIs Coffer. Christopher 47 5975 Beech DeII Drive 922-24'N SII Anioninus ICSMC. SIudenI Council 4: InIramurals. Mth 'Club 4 FIoaIs 3.4. RooI Coyne. William 47 I74! GelIenbeck Ave. 92I-696I Resurrediun CSMC. FouIbalI 2. Elderaida 2 3. 4. Cheerleaders4. Roof '66. InIramuraIs Page Cruse. Raymond 47 23H GesI SI. 92l-653B Blessed Sacramenf CSMC. SfudenI Council 1. 2. EIderaide 3. 4. Roof '66 Cushl'ng. MIChaeI 4l 4784 RapId Run Pk. 47I-6688 SI. Teresa CSMC. FooIbaII I DabbeII. David 48 2155 Wo'odmere 522 O4I2 SI. An'roninus CSMC. Wresfling I. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. SpanIsI'I Honor SocIer 4 Daria Charles 43 4782 CIevesdale Dr. 47I-68I4 SI. Teresa CSMC. Tennis 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Honor LeHar I.- Honor Pin I. Elderaide 2. Varier Show 2. 3. Biology Club 2. Music Drama GuIId 4 DafIiIo. AnIhany 48 I259 IIIfI Ave. ?ZIVI96O ResurrecIIon CSMC. SfudenI Council 2. 4: Fluids 4 Honor LeHer l. 2. 3. 4. Honor Pin l. . 3, Hisfory Club 2. Mth Club 4. Nafional Honor Socier. Roof '66. CadeIs of Chrisf DaugherIy. Richard 48 2402 HaIsfead 5+. 38l-5843 SI. Augusfine CSMC. Track 2. 3. Sfudenf Council 3. 4 Davis. George 48 I74 PedreIIi Rd. 25l71926 St Dominic CSMC Davis. Paul 48 3258 PIchbury 6M 4742 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. SwimmIng II 2. 3. 4. Sfudenf CouncII l. 2. InIramuraIs. FooIbaII SILI- denI Manager 2. BaskeraII SIudenI Mann agar I. 2 DAVORAN, MR, THOMAS 24 DeiIsCh. John 48 282I Price Ave. 471-6065 Holy Family CSMC. InIramuraIs. Spanish Club 3. 4. SpanIsh Honor Scher 4. Roof '66 Defers. William 48 I119 Omens PI. 25I-4435 St Teresa CSMC. InIramuraIs 4 DiCkr'nan. Louis 48 7005 Gracely Dr. 94I-55I5 SI. Aloyius CSMC. Root '66 Diers. Jerry 48 503B Wes? High 92I-6l86 St, Teresa CSMC. FooIbaII l. 2. 3. 4. Varier Show 3 .4. InIramuyaIs. Maih CIub 4. Rec? '66 Daerflein. Gary 48 30H CosIeIIo 66IL3224 SI. Jude CSMC, FooIbaII I. 2 259 Page Doerflein. Michael 48 I33 Meridian 51'. 74I-JI28 Sf. Aloysius, Delhi CSMC, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varlefy Show I, 2, R00? '66, CSMC Presidenf Doerger, Randy 4B 335I Robina! Dr. 922-2BBI Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC, Track 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2. 3. 4. Sfudenf Council 4. Annual Sfaff 4. Honor Leffer I, Honor Pin l. Floafs 4. Infra- murals. Variefy Show 4, Cheerleader 4, Roof 7:15, Cadefs of Chrisf DOERGER, MR. RICHARD 26 Donahue, Joseph 48 5589 Anfoninus Dr. 922-0752 51'. Anioninus CSMC Doolan. Thomas 47 5296 Leona Dr. 922-5282 5?. Anioninus , CSMC, Track I, 3. Tennis 2, Annual Sfaff 4, Honor LeHer l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Ribbon I, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Council 4, Naiional Honor Society, Floafs 3. 4, Verie+y Show 4, In+ramurals. Roof '65, Mafh CIub 4l Elderadc Medalisf 4 Dressler, Thomas 49 592 Orchard View 47l-5090 Sf. Dominic CSMC. Track I. Foofball 2 DRILL TEAM I62-63 Drinkufh, Thomas 49 I622 Minion 921-5l73 Resurrecfion CSMC, Spanish Club 3, 4, Spanish Honor Socieiy 4, Roof '66 DuBois. James 49 5l6l Ralph Ave. 92I-762l SLTeresa CSMC, Glee Club 2, 4, Variety Show 2 DUESING, FR. THOMAS 26 Duqan, James 49 llOb FaFrbanks Ave. 92l-9340 Our Lady of Grace CSMC, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. R00? '66. Track I. Coin Club I, Chess Club I, Biology Club 3, Spanish Newspaper 4 Durkin, Thomas 49 3904 51'. Lawrence Ave. 25l-6243 51, William CSMC, Sfudenf Council I, 4, Purple Quill 4, Annual Sfaff 4, Dramatic; 3. 4. Variefy Show 3, 4, Roof '66 Earley, Ralph 4? Elm Roosevelt Ave. 431.3440 , Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC Eichold, George 50 l233,Carson Ave. 47I-37OZ Sf. Lawrence Baskefbail II 2, 3, 4. Baseball II 2. 3, 4, Track I, Cross Couni'ry 4, Annual Sfaff 4, Cheerleader 4. Pep Rallies CommiH'ee 4, CSMC 260 Page ELDERADO I48-51 ELDERAIDES lEI Engalhardf, Fred 50 II33 G'xlsey Ave. 2I-6074 51'. William Sfudenf Council 3, Inframurals 4, Roof 66 Club ' Enqinger. Kennefh A. 50 5870 Fourson Dr. 922-2594 Our Lady of Victory Coin Club I, 2, 3 H'resj 4. Elderaide 4, Cadef of CfnrinL 4, Siadium Usher 4. CSMC, Bowling 2, Roof 125 Club FederIe, Michael 50 2344 Fairgreen Dr. 922-0353 Our Lady of Lourdes Sfudenf Council 3, 4, Track 3, Glee Club I, Annual Staff 4. Floaf Commiffee 3. 4. Honor LeHer I. 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts Quiz: 2, 3, Nailonal Honor Socieiy, InframuraIs Cheerleader, Variefy Show I, 4, Roof :56 Club, Elderada Medalisf Z. 3. 4 Ferguson. Tony 50 I450 Colonial Dr. 47I-5738 5f. Anioninus Baskefball l, Foofbal! l, 2, 3, 4. Golf I. 2. 3. 4. Swimming 2. CSMC. Cadets. of Christ Tnframurals 4, Variehl Shaw 4, Roof 65 Club, Ubrar'lan3 Finketmeier, Terry 50 NM Beechmeadow Ln. 47I-5533 5+. Anfoninus Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track I. 2. 3, 4. CSMC, Hoaf Commiffee 4, Spanish Paper 4. Spanish Club 4. R00? 66 Club Fischer. John 50 4986 Cieves Warsaw Pike 47l-0466 Sf. Teresa Foofball 2, CSMC Fischer, Rnberf J. 50 2092 RoHingridge Ln. ?22-IYEO Sf. Anfoninus Student Council II Honors 3, CSMC Fischer, Thomas M. 50 1032 BelvoTr Ln. 47I-7073 Sf. Teresa . Varsity Foo+ball Studenf Trainer 2, 3, 4. Sfudent Council I. 2. ln+ramurals, Track I, Float Commiffee f, 3. Cadefs of Christ, CSMC Represenfaiive I, 2 Fischesser, Edward 50 864 Marfini Rd. 94l-2569 Our Lady of Vicfory CSMC Fisher, David J. 50 707 FedreHi Ave. 921-2776 St William Foofball II 2, Baseball 3, Inframurals, Rouf :56 Club, Honor LeHer 2 FIHSIMMONS, FR. THOMAS 2! Flich, Roberi' 50 l6l9 Firsf Ave. 47I-2752 Resurrection Coin Club 2, 3, 4 WresJ. Cadets of Christ Floa+ Commiffee 4, Tennis 2, N N LA MOTHER SETON COUNCIL NO. 3375 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Glenway And Sunsef Aves. Price Hi ------h-- CONGRATULATIONS TO ELDER'S CLASS OF I965 THE JOHN J. RADEL CO. 5 Funeral Homes HENRY J. RADEL, Pres. 87 YRS. 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Annual Sfaff. RooII 64 Club. CSM FREDE. MR. JOSEPH 2E Freda. Richard 51 74l WI'Ibud Dr. 47I-39I0 5f. Wiliiarn TennIs 2. 3. 4. SIudenI- Council 4. VarIeI'y Show 3. 4. CSMC Frese. Dale 5I 5044 Ralph Ave. Sf, Teresa Sfudent Council 4. Purple QuiIl 2. Annual SIaIf 2. FIoaI' CommIIIee 4. Swimming l. 2. 3. 4. CheerIeader 4. Honor Leiter II 2. 3. 4. Nafional Honor SncIefy Frey. Joseph L. SI 3277 BraIer Ave. ?22-2936 Our Lady of Lourdes FootbaII !. 2. SIudenf CouncII 2. 3. 4. Intramural; 4. Honor LeIIer 2. 3. 4. CSMC Frey. Kenneth SI l003 SunseI' Ave. ?ZI-907Z Sf. William CSMC FREY. MR. PAUL 33 Gafherwrighf. Marvin El 552 Hawthorne 47I7343I Holy Family FooI'baIl I. 2. 3. 4. Honor LeIIer I. 2. 3. SpanIsh Honor SocIer, CSMC Gehrum. AI SI 742 Steiner SI. 47l-3453 Our Lady of Perpeiual Help Spanish CIub l, 2. 3. 4. Arf CIub I. 2. General Science Club I. FIIne Ads Club 2. Sfudenf Council I. Coin Club Il Roof 66U C.Iub SpanIsh Newspaper SIaff II 2. 3. 4. CSIMC Geiger. William SI 3493 Moonridge Dr. bbl-4995 Sf. Jude Cross Counfry !. Tennis I. 2. Wrestling 2. SMC Geis. Larry 52 4772 Guerley Rd. 471-173l 5+.Teresa Band I. 2. 3. 4. Coin Club I. Arf Club I. Fine ArIs Club I. Variefy Show I. 2. 3. 4. SmdenI' Council. Honor Band 2. 3. SMC GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB ITB Gerdes. Thomas 52 I086 Pineknof Dr. 922712l3 Our Lady of Vicfory Golf I. 2. 4. BowIIng 4. CDL. Ari Club I. Inframurals. Roo+ 65 CEub. Fine ArIs Club 2. CSMC Page GERMAN CLUB I72 Gersf. Joe 52 I214 Dewey Ave, 92lv32l5 Resurrecfion Roof 61: CIub. InframuraIs. CSMC Gersfner. Sfeve 52 50I8 Wesfern HilIs Ave. 47lrb707 Sf Teresa VarIer Show I 2. 3. 4. Floaf CammiYIee 2.4. Mth CHI: 4. Glee CIubI . 2.4 II-IonIor LeHer 2. CDL 4. AnnuaI SIaII 4.CSMC Gedh. William P. 52 5332 Charify DrI 562- I247 5f. Jud e CSMC. FaoIbaII 3. 2, Track 2 Gibbs. Thomas E. 52 EIBB Taylor Rd. 4BI-II528 SI. Jude CSMC. Sfudenf CouncII I Gilbert. WiIIiam 52 4367 CappeI Dr. 47I-93I8 Sf. William CSMC. Tennis 2. Sfudenf Council 4 GLEE CLUB I66-67 6093:. Tim S3 4293 DeIr'que Dr. EIZI-ISI? 5+. William CSMC. FoofbaIl I. Inframurals 4. RouIe 55H Club GoIsch. Gary 53 7472 Bridgefown RdI 94I-25I3 Our Lady of Visitaiion CSMCHWresHIng I. 2. VarIer Show I. 2. Dramehcs l. 2. 3 Sfudenf Ccuncfl Represen+a+lve 2. 3 Gonderson. Thomas 53 266 Kinsman Ct 47I-0459 Our Lady of Vicfnry CSMC. Foc+ball SfaIisIIc'Ian 4. Sfudenf Council 4. Annual Sfaff 4. CoIn qub 3. 4. Jum'or AIchIevemenI' 3. 4. Spam! of '6ISI CIub Honor Leifer 3 GRAD. FR. MALCOLM 33 GRADUATION 94.5 GRATSCH. FR. MARK 25 Grawe. David 53 $28 Overlook Ave. 474-9928 SI'. William CSMC. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. BaskeraIl I. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country I. 2. 3. 4. Track I, RouIe 65' Club Green. Jeny 53 3I63 Wesfbourne Dr. 9224053I Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. Cross Couniry I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4 ISfuden? COUI'ICII I4. InI'rraII-nuraIs 4 JIunicIH AchievemenI- 4. CIadeIs of ChrIsI' 4. Cheerleader 4. SpirIII' of '66 CIu b Groneman. Raymond 53 975 DeI'IghI Dr. 922- HIE Our Lady of Victory CSMC. SIudenI CouncIl 3. 4. SfaIIsIICIan 263 Page 1. Annual Sfaff 4, Fine Arfs Club 2. Hisfcry Club 2. Track 3. Float Commiffee 3. 4. Cheerleader 4. Honor Leiier 2. ln- framurais 4. Rouie 65'. Club CDL 4 Gross. Clifford 53 6662 Gracely Dr. 94I-l336 St. Aloysius tDeth CSMC. Honor Letter 2. Student Council I Grofhaus. Ronald L. 53 723 Wells St 471-4729- Sf. Lawrence CSMC. Coin Club 3. 4. German Club 2. 3. 4. Vef. Med. Explorer P051 3. 4. Cadefs of Christ. Spirif of '66 Club GRUBER. FR. J. PAUL I9 Gruen. Roberf 53 4735 LcreH'a Ave. 92I-4748 Sf. Teresa CSMC. Student Council 2. 3. Coin Club I. Camera Club E. Arf Club 3. Elderal'de 2. Spfrii of '66 CIub Gruehr Edward 53 333l Glenway Avenue 92I-I942 Our Lady of Grace 5M0 Guefhlein. Vincenl 53 7175 Bridgetown Rd. 661-b37l Our Lady of Visifalion CSMC. Baseball Manager 2. FooibaH Manager 2. Elderaide l 2 Haberfhier. Roger 53 3424 Muddy Creek Rd. 922-5403 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. Spanish Sociefy Hefner. Eugene 53 8E8 Wells S'r. 47I-4327 St. Lawrence CSMC. Arf 1. Honor LeHer l. Spanish Socfefy Hagemeyer. Anihony 53 4005 Sf. Lawrence Ave. 92I-6EBB SI. William Baskefball I. Annual Staff 4. Purple Quill 4.5an4Cr1amurals 4. Red Cross Commiffee 4. Halpin. Jerry 53 5048 Rapid Run 92I-I505 5f. Teresa CSMC. Baskeiball I. 2 Hambleion. Ross 53 I35 Haey Ave: 941-4077 51'. Aloysius 4Delhn CSMC. BasebaH 4, lnhamurais 4. Roof 66 Club Hansiurgan. Jim 54 740 Rosemoni Ave. 42l-2785 Sf. William CSMC. Cadefs cf Chn'sf Harbsfreif. Eugene 54 347i Leland Ave. 92I-0677 Our Lady of Perpetual Help CSMC, Bowling 1. 2. 3 264 Page Harding. James 54 2838 Aflview Circle 922-3l30 Our Lady of Lourdes Track 2. CSMC. Bowling 4 Harnisi. Gary 54 3095 Cresfmocr Dr. 922-666 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC Harnisf. Gregory 54 Il33 Morade Dr. 47l-912I Sf. Teresa CSMC Harnisf. John 54 5774 Green Acres 66lu7?29 5+. Jude CSMC. Intramurals 4. Roc+ 66 Club Hasselbeck. John 54 I629 Minion Ave. 47I-5633 Resurrecfion . Band I. 2. 3. 4. Variefy Show I. 2. 3. 4. CSMC. Camera Club 1. F105? Commif- fee 3. 4 HASSELHOLL. FR. ROBERT 23 Hater. Robed 54 4855 Fehr Rd. 92l-S457 Si. Dominic CSMC. Elderaide 2. 3. Golf 4. R001 66 Club Haffield. David 55 3258 Greenway 9224626 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. Iniramurals 4 Haussler. Dennis 55 4726 Glenway Ave. 471-3037 51'. Teresa Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Varfefy Show 2. 3. CSMC. Roof 66 Club Hawkins. Alan 55 4035 Hayward 5f. 47I-5I24 Resurreclicn CSMC. lnframurals 4, Roof 66 Club Heck. Rodney 55 288 lhie Dr. 471-7646 54'. Dominic German Club 3. 4, German Paper 3. 4. Chess Club 3. CSMC. DUA 3. 4. Siudenf Council 4. Debaha Club 4 HERRLINGER. MR. STAN 27 Hellmann. David 55 I030 Coronado 92I-D737 Sf. Teresa Tennis 2. Track 3. Variefy Show 2. 3. 4. Dramah'cs 3. 4. Honor LeHer 3. Annual Shn'f 3. 4. Cheerleader 4. CSMC Handy. Daniel 55 6784 Bridgfown Rd. 461-3427 Our Lady of Visifafion Foofball l, 2. 3. 4. CSMC. Track I. 2. 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Ohio 45238 ROH E PHARMACY Harrison and GIenmore Cincinnafi II. Ohio 66 I -0480 WILLIAMS FORD SALES INC. 9260 Monfgomery Rd. 89I-0500 SCHRAGE BROS. 3636 Warsaw Ave. 4209 W. 8+II SI. Cincinnafi. 45205 Page Herbers. Tod 55 ITZI Gilsey Ave. 921-5684 Resurredion Inframurals 4. Dramafics 3. 5.. SIudenI Council 3. 4. Roof 66 Club. CSMC. Annual Staff 4. Honor LeiIer 2. 3. 4. EIderado Medalisi- 3. 4. Na3ionaI Honor Sociefy 4. Cheerleader 4, Mth Out: 4, Variefv Show 3 4. Floaf Commiffee I 3. 4 His+ory Club 2.. YCS 3. Junior Achieve- menI 4. CDL 4. HESSLING. MR. THOMAS 30 Hilgeforf. Craig 55 5B3 Judy Ln. 47l-334I Sf. Dominic CSMC. Honor Leffer 2. HiIII Michael 55 700 Tren'ron Ave. ZSI-UMB SI. William Sfudenf CounciI 2. Roof 66 Club. lnframurals 4, CSMC. Hilmer. Paul 55 7I4 Rosemonf Ave. 47I-2328 SI. William Chess Club I, 2. Coin Club I. CDL. Floaf Commiffee I, German Club 3 HILS. MR. DAVID 29 Hilverf. John 55 l220 Quebec 47I-3248 SI. Lawrence CSMC. Ruof 66 Club. Intramurals 4. Hinrichs. John 55 62M: Bridgefown Rd. 66l-66I7 SI. Jude CSMC Hiniun. Joseph Gary 55 488 Greanwell 47I-38EU Sf. Dominic CSMC. BowIing I. 4 Hock. Wiltiam 55 5334 Werk Rd. 922-0227 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. Tennis 2. Honor LeHer I. 2, 4, Inframurals 4. FIoa+ CommiHse 4. Tennis Inframurals 2. Hoeiing. Chuck 56 3430 Currine 9224432 Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2. 3. S+udenf CounciI 4. Annual Slaff 4. CSMC. Varier Show 4. Honor LeIIer 2. Hoffman. Edward 56 I848 Leona Dr. 922-4890 SI. Anfoninus FcoIbaIl I, WeighI Liiiing i. FloaI Com- miHee I. 4. CSMC. Wrestling 3, 4, Math Club 4, Sfuden? CounciI 2. HONOLD. MR. MICHAEL 23 Hughes. John 56 946 Olive Ave. 47I-I324 SI. Lawerence CSMC. Librarian 2. 3. Roof 66 Club HUMMEL. MR. JOHN 24 Page Huseman. Daniel 56 425 W. McMiIIian 5+. 24I47559 SI. Monica CSMC. Band 2. 3. 4. Roof 66 CIub. Varier Show 3. 4. GCSL 4. Spanish Club I 3. Huser. Thomas 56 604 Overlook Ave. 47I-7089 5f. William Hanor Leerr l. 2. 3. 4. Honor Pin l. 2. 3. SIudenf Council 3. 4. Annual.SIaIf 3I 4, Purple Quill 2. 3. FlaaI Commifiee I. 3. History Out: 2. Cheerleader 4. Naiional Ho'nar SucIer 4, Dramafics 3. 4, Mafh Club 4. Biology Club I. Fine ArIs Club 2. Roof 66 Club 4. Varieiy Show 3. Hls Academic 3. 4. Elocufion Confesf 2. Medalisf 2. 3. 4. Auxilium Lafinum Award l. 2. Tennis 2. CSMC HUSSEY. FR. M. EDMUND 30 Hussong. John 56 5754 Muddy Creek Rd. 922 940 Our Lady Of Lourdes CSMC HUTH. MR. ROBERT 27 Inman. Sfanley 56 5I66 Orangelawn Dr. 47I-5607 SI. Dominic Footbali I. 2. 3. 4. Track I. 2. CSMC Annual SIaIf 4 InIlramuraIs 4, Cadefs oi lChrisI 4. EaskelibaII I. Swimming 2. RuoI 66 CIu b Jansen. Roger 56 HS? Carmania Ave. 7142635 SI'. Teresa Elderaide 2. 3. Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4. Spanish NaI-ional Honor Sociefy 3. Span- ish Paper 4. PosIer Club I. 2. CadeIs of Chris? 4. CSMC Jennings. Robert 56 l32l Mimosa Ln. 921-3499 Sf. Anfoninus Foofbail I. Club. CSMC Inframurals 4. R00? 66 Jim. Joseph 56 536 Purcell Ave. 92I-2574 Holy Family CSMC. FooIbaEl 2. BasebaII 2. Cadets of ChrIsI 4. Cheerleader 4. Inframurals 4. Root 66 Ciub. Jones. Thomas 56 4329 Ridgeview Ave. 47l 5875 SI. William Float Commifiee I. 3. 4. Tennis l. Siudenf Council 4. CDL 4. Annual Siaff 4. Ar? Club 2, PosIer Club 3. Varier Show 3. 4. DramaIics 4. Joseph. Edward 56 53I5 Delhi 25I-3480 Our Lady of VicIOrY CSMC. InIramuraIs 4. Jaslwoth, Thomas 56 4326 Wesf BIh SI. 25l-0743 SI. William Inframurals 4. CSMC. Juerqens. John 56 5554 Rapid Run Rd 922- I2l l7 Our Lady of Victory Hisfory Club 2. Camera Club 3. 4. Annua! Staff 4. Verier Show 4. Purple Quill Sfaff 4. CSMC. Mth Club 4 CadeI's of ChrisI 4. Sfudent Council 4. Ron? 66 Club. 267 Page JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT I7I Kaulig. Ruherf 57 2699 DevIIIs Back Bone 922-0l25 Our Lady of Visi+a+ion FochaIl l. 2; Track 2. 3; WresIling 2. Keller. Louis 57 5454 RomIIda Dr. 922-2634 Sf. AnIonInus Sfudenf Council 4: AnnuaI Siaff 4. CDL 4. Roof '66. CSMC KELLER. MR. THOMAS 24 Kelley. George J. ' 57 32I7 Queen Cify Ave. 48l-5793 Our Lady af Lourdes Spanish SocIer 3. Spanish Honor So- cie'Iy 3. 4. Honor LeIIer Z. CSMC Kellinghaus, Harry R. 57 I9I7 Fairmounf Ave. 47I-046I 51. Bonavenhlre Band I. 2. 3. 4. Sfudenf Counci! 2. 3. 4. VarIer Shaw 3. 4. Floai' Committee 4. Junicr Achievemenf 4. CSMC KELLY. MR. JAMES 27 KELLY. MR, JOHN 32 Kelly. Mike 57 l02l Kingston Place ?ZI-SZUZ Our Lady of Grace SIudenI Council President Annual 3. 4. Purple Quill 3. 4, Basketball I. 2. FooI- balI 2. PubI'II: Ralaiions 4. FloaI 4. Foot- ball Sfafisiician 3. 4. Basketball Score- keeper 4. Honor LeI'Ier 3. InIramurals 4. CSMC. Kerkhoff. Thomas 57 3423 Locusf Lane 922-3262 Our Lady of Lourdes Sfudent Council 4. Annual Staff 4. Dra- maIics 4. Variety Show 4. HIsIory Club 2. CSMC King. William 58 5077 WesIern Hills Ave. 92l-8245 SI. Teresa Track I. 2. 3. Foofball 2. SIudenI Coyncil 4. Ar? Club I. 2. 3. Pep Rally CommIere 4, CheerIeader 4. Cadefs oI Chrisr 4. CSMC Klapper. Michael 58 42I6 Paul Rd. 92lA43I4 SI'. Dominic FoofbaII I. 2. Track I. 2. 3. Annual 4. RooI 'ISIS. CSMC Kleem. Larry 7IS Sedam Sf. 47I 43696 Our Lady of Perpetual Help BasebaII I 2.3 4. Variety9 Show 4. CSMC KEeIn. Richard 55 6450 MapleIOn Ave. 944 -54 93 Our Lady of Victory ArI CIub I. 2 3. 4. Intramurals 4. CSMC Klnsferman. Irvin EB 2347 WesIridge 922 064? Our Lady of Lourdes Football I. Swimmlng I. 2. 3. 4. Ari Club I. Roof '66. CSMC KLUG. FR. RICHARD 2! 268 Page Knigh'r. Joseph 58 1528 Sidona Lane 47I-858I St. Teresa FoeraIl 1. 2. Sudan? Council 4. Track 2. CSMC Knoll. TM 55 939 EIberon Ave. 25l-5789 Holy FamIIy SIudenf CounCIl II 2. PM Club I Roof 66. Cadefs of ChrIsI. CSMC Koch. Gary R. SE l232 Gilsey Ave. 92I 6375 Resurreciion lnIramuraIs 4C Roof '61:. GCSL 4. Fine Ads Club 2. CSM Koch. SIephen 58 5MB Groosepoinfe ZSI-ZMG SI. Dominic AnnuaI SIaff 4. Mth Club 4. Inframurals 4. Roef '55. GCSL 4. Floa+ CommIHee 4. CSMC Koeninger. Thomas EB I958 Anderson Ferry Rd. 922-5374 Sf. Anfoninus Siuden+ Council 2. 4. Annual SIaff 4; Pep RaIly CommiHee 4. Fioaf CommIH'ee 3. 4. Roa'I' '65. CSMC KOLKMEYER. MR. WILLIAM 34 Kombrinck. Ronald L. 58 2805 Maryland Ave. 47I70495 Holy Family FootbaIl Manager I. Spanish Honor So- ciety 3. CSMC Kraft. Thomas 58 II3IS Maureen Lane 47I-20I5 Sf. Teresa Honor LeIfer 2. 3. Annual Staff 4. Stu- denf Council 4. VarIer Show I. 2. 3. 4. Band I. 2 4. Dramafics 3. 4. Floaf Commiifee 4.. Roof 65 InIramurals 4. CSMC Krizsa. Thomas F. 58 3355 Saifer SI-I bbl-287b SI, Leo Send I. 2. 3. 4. BaskeibaII I. 2, 3. 4. Drum Ma'Ior 4. S+udenf- Council Assemny Secretary 4. RooI '65. CSMC Kroeger. William 58 334I GIenway Ave. 47I-9I93 Our Lady of Grace German Club 3. PurpIe Quill 4. CSMC Kron. Michael 58 4042 AkochTa Ave. 47I-3270 Resurrection TennI's 2. WrestIng 2. FIoaf CommiHee 4. CSMC Krumpelbeck. John 58 cI34 Sewn Ave. 9214723I 51'. Lawrence Band I. Z. 3. 4. Varfefy Show 2. 3. 4. Efder Mercy Play 3. 4. CSMC KUNKEL. MR. DAVID 24 Kunnen. James N. 52 570 Anderson Ferry Rd. I 921-4688 Sf. Duminic Annual Staff 4. InframuraIs 4. CSMC NEW REPAIR FRITZ BAUER CONCRETE WORK Concre+e-BlocIc-S+one DRIVEWAYS PATIOS FLOORS-BASEMENTS WALKS FOUNDATION UNDERPINNING WALLS OF ALL TYPES CITY LICENSE FREE ESTIMATES 47l-867l l27l Ross Ave. GLENWAY TIRE SHOP 4033-35 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45205 921-3200 ' Ag Lou KLU SCHOOL BUS SERVICE 269 SCHUELER'S DRIVE-IN 3900 Glenway 92 I 43440 270 i??? 6 er Wlth BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company Cincinnati, Ohio MENKE MOTOR SALES Your Wes+ern HiIIs Mercury-Come+ Dealer NEW CAR LOCATION 3500 Harrison Ave. 66I-8I00 USED CAR LOCATION The Ponderosa 3300 Parkcresf 66l-8430 Page Kunnan. Michael T 59 IU3I Kreis Lane 92I-0668 54'. William Honor Leifer I 2. 3. 4. History CIub 2. Math Club 4. TIrack 2 Naf Honor SociehI 4. RooI '66 4, CSMC Larney. Roberf 5'? 703 Clanora 92I-4733 5+. WFIIEam Tennis II 2. 3. 4. Annual Sfaff 4. PurpIe OuiII 2. Biology Club I History Club 2 Chess Club 2. Honor LIeIfer I 2. 3. 4 Mafh CIub 4I, Inframurals 4. IFIIne ArIsI Club 2. Cheerleader 4I Roof '66. VarIe+y Show 4. CSMC Lane, Raymond E. 59 I069 OverIock Ave. 47I-4347 St Teresa Arf CIub 4, CSMC LereI. Ronald E? 7IOI LereI Rd, 48I72374 Our Lady of VIsI'IaIIun In'rramurals 4. HIsIory Club 2. CSMC Lengerich. Roberf 59 I686 Ashbrook Dr. 25I-0346 Sf. Teresa Basebal! l. FoafbalI l. Cadefs of Christ RomL '66. FIoaI' Commh'fee 4I CSMC LIBRARIANS I80 Lindenschmidt. Louis 59 472 WIIke Dr. 25I- 0067 SI. Dominic German Club 3I 4. German Paper 3I 4I Band I 3. DUAEI. 4II CSM Lipps. Richard 59 224 CloverhiIl 47I-B792 5?. Dominic CSMC L'Isk. James 60 4745 GIenway Ave. 47l-34IS St. Teresa CSMC Lobring. Keifh J. 60 I763 BaIIEmcre Ave. 47I-4444 Sf. Leo Fooiball II 2I 3. 4. Track 2. 3, Var'Ier Show 4I IniramuraIs 4. CSMC Lnnneman. Michael T. 60 5642 RapId Run Rd. 9222090 Our Lady of Vicfory CSMC Louis. Timolhy A. 60 843 Beech Ave. 92I-9'i04 SI. Lawrence SMC Ludwig. Ken 60 4255 West 31h SI. 2514 I84 5+. William Rod '66. CSMC LUEHRMANN. FR. STANLEY 3I Page Lyons. Luuis 60 III5 Benz Ave, 47Iv440I SI. Teresa CSMC Mihaney. Dan 60 587 Grand Ave. 47I-6570 Holy Family BasebaII 2. 3. Intramural: 4. SpanIsh Honor Socieiy. Roo'rI '66. CSMC Mangold. William ISO 2245 CIiff Rd, 94I-4339 Sf. Josap II Track 2.III Cross Country 2. Mail: Club 4. InframuIraIs 4I Roof '66. Biology CIub 4. GCSL. CSMCI MARTINI, MR. JOHN 27 MASON. MR. THOMAS 32 MASSA. MR. JAMES 35 MATH CLUB l56 Maupin. William ISI II44 RuIison Ave. 47I BI34 Sf. Teresa Foo'rbaII I. Baseball I. SWImmIng 3. Cadefs of Chris? 4. CSMC McCarren. John 61 3725 Ebenezer 66I-434I SI. Jude FooIbaII I. 2I Roof '66I CSMC McCarthy. Pafn'ck C. 61 SI? Enrighf AvaI 92I-7642 Sf. Lawrence Band I. 2. 3. CSMC McFarland. Michael 6I 2800 Carroll Ave. 922-4426 Our Lady oi Lourdes McGowan. Mark Thomas 61 IIBI Coronado Ave. 92I76I60 5+. Teresa FocI'baIi 2. BasebaII 2, CSMC. SILIdenI CouncII 4. InframuraIs 4. Variefv Show 3, 4. Elderaide 2. CDL 4. Cadefs of ChrIsf 4I FIoai CommIere 4. Pep Rally Com- miere 4. CheerIeader 4, Roof '66 CIub McKenna. Danief James bl 6043 Muskafeer Drive 66lv0897 SI. Jude McLaughlin. Terry bl 563I Muddy Creek Rd. 922-6554 Our Lady of Lourdes Fuoiball II 2. 3.4. Baseball I. 2. Track 3. 4. CSMC, CIadeIfs cf Christ ISfudenf CourIICII l. 2. 3. 4. InIramuraIs 4. Annual 3. 4. VarIEIy ShIowI 4. Flaaf CcmmHIee 4I RIooI 66 Club Cheerleader 4 McMAHON. MR. THOMAS 23 Meade. James 61 66? Delhi Ave. 47I 3739 Our Lady of Perpetual Help CSMC. Ari Club I. 2. 3. 4. LIbraIIan 2. 3. AanIuaI Sfaff 4 AIssemny CcmmiHetIa 3h CDL 4. Floa+ CommiIIee 3. 4. Vaner ow 271 Page Malia, Terrence 6! 3248 Pickbury Dr. 661-205I Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC, Foofball Manager 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, Honor Leifer 2, Sfudenf Coun- CH 3, CDL 4, Ar! Club 4 Medan. William E, 6I 665 Canine Dr. 922-0947 Our Lady of Viciory Annual 3, 4, CSMC, Sfudanf Council 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. CDL 4, Dramatics 3. 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Floai CommIHee 3, 4, Pep RaHy CcmmiHee 4. Glee Club 4. GCSL 4 METZ, FR. EARL ZI MEYER, FR. HARRY 22 Meyer, Jack 6I 3703 WIeman 47I-49I2 Sf. Lawrenne CSMC, Fonfball I, Z, 4, Track I, 3, S'ru- den? Council I, 2. SpanIsh CM: 3 Meyer. John 6I Il43 Mancy Lee Lane 4714462 St Teresa Bask'efball l, 2, Track I, Spanish Club I, 2 Meyer, Kennefh H 3273 Tulsa Cour? 922-4635 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC Band I. 2. 3, 4. Variety Show I 2, 3, 4, Inframurals 4. Elder Play I 2, 3. 4, Roof '66 Club, Floaf Commlf'ree E Meyer, Thomas 6I 33BI Gerald Dr. 92I-4I95 Our Lady of Lourdes Biology Club I, Honor LeHer 2. CSMC, Cadeis of Chris? 4 Miiler. Joseph F, 62 4784 Mayhew Rd, c?2l-1045 Sf. Dominic Minnery, Mike 62 5306 Leon CL 922-6732 51-. Anioninus SpirH of '66 Club 4, InIramurals 4, CSMC Minnery. Thomas 52 4723 Clevesdale Dr. 25l-6305 SLTeresa CSMC, PurpIe Quill. Sports EdHar 4, Track 2, Cross-Country l. Studenf CouncIl 4, Puinc RelaiI'ons Deaf. 3-4, Flea? 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Dominic Honor LeHer 2, CSMC, Sfudenf Council 4, Annual Sfaff 4, Float CommiHee 3, Rou+ '66 Club O'Brien. Michael 1,4 735 Steiner Ave. 25I-037Z Our Lady of Perpefual Help CSMC, Swimming II lniramurals Offutt Wiliiam 64 872 Academy Ave. 471-6409 51'. William Foofball I, 2, Track I, Sfudenf Council 2, 4. Annual 3, 4, CDL 4. CSMC. Cheer. leader 4 Olihaus. Lawrence 54 34Bl Eyrich Rd. 43l-7382 SL Jude Often, Edward Joseph 64 8l3 Summif Ave. 921-I4l3 Holy Family Foofball I 24 3. 4, Track I, 2, Biology Club I, Annual S+aff 4. Purple Quill 2, Chess Club 4, German Club 4, CSMS, Roof ass Club OWENS, MR. JOHN 29 Padin, Norman 64 8593 Bridgemwn Road ?4I-II64 5+. Joseph CSMC Page Patron, Ronald A. 64 4129 St William Ave; 47l-9075 Si. Wimam Foolball I . CSMC ParroHa. Gerard 64 5035 Relleum Ave. VZI-ZSOI St Teresa CSMC, Maih Club 4, Roof '66 Club 4, Sfudenf Council I, 2 Perry, Nicholas 64 3363 Eellehaven Cf, ?ZZ-II7U Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC Passler. Roberl .54 HI Enrfghf Ave. 47l-9699 St. Lawrence CSMC. Coin Club 3. 4 POEPFELMAN. FR. PAUL 33 Prack. Michael 64 Price, Ben 65 5065 Western Hills Ave. 471-1530 5+. Teresa Honor LeHer 2, Annual Arf 2, 3, 4. PurpTe Quill .4' Arf Club I, 2, 3. 4, S+udenf Councul 4, CSMC, Varieiy Show 3, 4 FROM 92-3 PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT I52 PURPLE QUILL I54-5 Pursifull, James 65 3379 Harwfnfon Ln. 66I-2978 5+. Jude CSMC PUTNICK, FR. ROBERT 25 QUINN, FR. RALPH 32 QUIRK, MR. JOHN 3! Radel, Henry 65 5589 Delhi Rd. 94I-0539 Our Lady of Victory Fgofsblfll I2, 6?th Representative 4, Vari- ey cw . . memin 2 ' 2. Spanish Club 3 g ' BIOIOQV CM: RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB l74 RASSO, MR. STEVE 28 Raferman. Robert James 65 4422 CarnaHon Ave. 47l-l454 59, William CSMC. Foofball l, Tenni 2, R f Club 4, lnframurals 4. s 00 66 Ra'hman, Bruce 55 l75l Tuxworfh Ave. 47Iv2990 5f. Teresa 275 Page Swimming Team II 2. 3. 4. CSMC. Pep RaHy CommiHee 4. Cheerieader 4. Cross Counfry 3. Animal Staff 4. Roof '66 4. 4. Ratierman. Jay E. 65 3504 Locusf Ln. 922- l7l5 Our Lady of Lourdes Foofball l. 2 Wresfling 2. Track 3 Siu- den+ Coun'cil l. 2. 3 4. Studenf Council. Officer Drama'fic's 4. Variety Show 4. Chess CIub 3 4. Art Club 1.Cheer1eader 4 YCS 4. CSMC. Rauck. Joseph 65 I430 Beech Ave. 92l-4046 Resurrecfion Fcoiball ll 2, Elderaide I. Commiiiee 3. 2. CSMC. Flea? Re. C. Michael 55 6450 Rapid Run Rd. 94I-I323 Our Lady of Victory Foofball 2. CSMC Reiler. William 66 l24l Manss Ave. 47l- 2765 5?. Lawrence Band I 2. 3. 4. Varlety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. EIder S'hcv'v. Band 2. 3. 4. Cincinnafi High School Hor'Ior Band 2. 3. 4. Dramaiics 4. Reker. David 66 60I3 Lawrence Rd. 66l-7554 St. Jude . CSMC. Sfudenf Council 3. 4. Purple 0m 4. Annual 4. Float Comm'iHee 3. 4. Dra- maflcs 3. 4. Variefy Show 4. Honor LeHer 2, CDL Riegelsberger, George 66 3479 Leland Ave. 92I-5407 SI. Vincanf dc Paul Band I. Z. 3. Show Band I. RINer. Robert J. 66 156 Zion Hill Rd ?4l-5327 Our Lady of Visiiafion Band I. 2. 4. CSMC. Riuo. James A. 66 4007 St. Lawrence Ave. 47E-0395 Sf. William CSMC. Ari- l, 2I 3. 4. ROM '66 Club. Rina. Mark Sieven 66 V45 Sunsef Ave. 47l-24l2 5f. William CSMC. T-loai Commiifee l. 2. TennIs 1. 2. Cadei' of Chrlsf 4. Roof' '66 Club ROBY. FR. DONALD 32 RUDEMILLER. FR. EDWARD 3l ST. CHARLES. MR. FRANK 32 SAHLFELD. FR. FRANCIS 28 Sandar. Greg 66 3362 Gerald Dr. 3224603 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 276 Sander. William H. 66 3625 Lakewood Dr. 66I-7984 Sf. Jude CSMC Sandman. Joseph 66 I7F6 Hillfred Ln. 47I-9B34 Sf. Teresa Purple QuiH 3. 4. Annual 3. 4. Sfuden? Council 2, 3. 4. Committee Chairman 4. YCS 3. Pep Rally CommiHae 3. 4. Cafe- ieria Eideraide II 2. Public Relaficns 3. Cheerlhader 4. Varieiy Show 2. 3. 4. Roof '66. Cadefs of Chris! 4. Sanlei. Tim 66 5690 Candlelife Terrace 922-0337 5?. An10ninus CSMC. Coin Ciub 2. Cadefs of Chrisf. lnframurais 4. Bowling 3. 4 Scallcn. Daniel 66 5596 Picardy Ln. 922-2243 Our Lady of Vic'ory CSMC. Coin Club 2. Elderaides 2. Track Team 2. SIuden+ Council AH. Represenfa- five 4, Bowling 2. 4. Spirit of '66 Club Scanlon. Thomas R. 66 3508 Wes'r th Sf. 92I-5254 5?. Lawrence CSMC. Librarian l. 2. Football I. 4. ln'rramurals 4 2. 3. SCHAEFFER. FR. ROBERT l? Schlinkerf. Roberf 66 69B Overlook Ave. 47F-5i84 St. Williams CSMC. Siudenf Councif l. Varie'ry Show 2. '4, Dramatics 3, 4. Cheerleader 4. Purp'le Quill 4. Pep RaIly Commiftee 4 Schmidt Eernaru' 66 899 Marfini Dr. 94l-237I Our Lady of Viciary CSMC. Band II 2. 3. 4. Show Band 4. Roof '66 Club. Variefy Shaw 4 SmhmidII Leonard 66 57l3 Faa'ysel Drive 922- I473 Our Lady of Vicfory CSMC Schneider. Michaef 2875 Souih Rd. Our Lady of Visifalion 94l-3696 CSMC. Wrestling I, 2. 3. 4. Chess Club I. 2. Spiri? of '66 Club Schneider. William 67 33H Warsaw Ave. 92l-7l68 Holy Family CSMC Football l 2. 3 4. Wresifing3. 4. Track 'I. 2. 3. Elderaide 1. Roof '66 Cl'ub. Intramural; 4.' Schoener. Daniel 67 SSE Pinecres+ Dr. 922-5566 Sf. Anioninus CSMC. Ffoaf ComMIHee 3. 4. Varieiy Show 'Slage Crew 3. 4. 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Ohio SHRIVER'S DRUG STORE 4905 Glenway Ave. 47 I -432 I FREE PROM PT DELIVERY TOM BARLAGE AUTO PARTS LEVENBERGER MEATS 4906 Glenway Ave. 92 I 4556 CHOICE MEAT-POULTRY-FISH STERLING ICE CREAM Also A CompIei'e Line of FROZEN NOVELTIES J. J. SCHMIDT, INC. PHONE.- 72l-3244 Page Schuler. Thomas 67 ZZOI Ebenezer Rd. 94I-2283 Our Lady of VIcfory CSMC. German Club 4 Schuifheis. Michael 67 304 Don Lane 47I4353I SI. Daminic CSMC. Cadefs of ChrisI Schwallie. Roberf 67 32f? Wsesfbrook Dr ApI. ?IIZ 652084 Our Lasdy of Lourdes CSMC. Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4l Golf I 2. 3. 4. VarIef Show 4. Sindenf CDUI'IEII Z Cadgsbof hris'r4 Cheerlmder 4. Roof U Schwaihar. Jerry 68 8f3 Serben Dr. 922-205 Our Lady of VIcIory CSMC. Baseball 3. Intramurals 4 Scully. MIka 68 540 TrenIon Ave. 471-2l63 5? Dominic CSMC. Cadeis of ChrI5+ 4. Wresi'l'mg 2 ngdanIbCounciI l 2 CheerIeader 4. RooI SEHER. FR. PHILIP 33 SeIIeI. Dan 68 ll? Twain Ave. 94I-0667 Sf. Aloysius FouibaIl l. 2. 4. WresflIng I. 2. 3. 4. SILI- denf Council I. 3. CSMC. Honor PI 3. Honor Leerr 3. Shin. W. Michael 68 5369 Plumridge DI. 47I-3l8l Our Lady of Vicfory CSMC. CadeIs of ChrisI 4. SIudenf Coum nil AIIernaIe. Shoemaker. John 56 l045 Tony Cf. 922764I6 Our Lady of VicIary Cross CounIry I. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. CSMC. Bowling 2. FIoe'r Commiflee 4. Inframurais 4. GeneraI Science Club. SmIN'I. Michae! D. 68 5360 Pliver Ln. 25I- IbSb Our Lady of Viclory CSMC. Sfudenf Council CIass Represenia- Iive 2. SOPHOMORE DANCE 97 Sowers. Dan 1:8 I865 Denham SI. 47373238 SI. Laue CSMC. Track I. Floaf CommIIIee 4. Stu- denI Council 4. Annual Sfafi 4. lnIermurals 4, VarIefy Show 4. SPANISH CLUB I73 Spaulding. Charles 5? 2807 Ebenezer Rd. 322-3730 Our Lady of VisiiaI'iorI Band 2. 3. 4. WresHing 3. CSMC. Coin Club 3. SPEAKS. FR. JOSEPH 3I Page STATISTICIANS 156 SIcck. Larry M. 69 I783 Churchwoud Dr. ?ZZABIEU 5+. Anioninus Swmming 2.4. Spinf Of '65 Club. Infer- rnuraIs 4. CSMC Stock. William C 69 243I Van BIarium Rd. 94l 0-3 Our Lady of VIinaIion LaIfeI-s I 2. Sfudeni Council Represenfa- five 2. CSM MC RepresenIaIive 3 CSMC FIoaI CommIIIee 3 STOCKELMAN. FR. ALFRED 22 STOECKLE. MR. DAVID 25 Strassali. Thomas A. 69 3604 AIIvIew Cir. 922-29I8 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC. German Club 4. Cadef oi Chrisi 4. Art CILIb 4. Roof '56 4. Sfrafmann. TimoIhy 6? BEI Kreis LII 92I- 3l$8 SI. William CSMC. Roof '65 4. STRITIMATTER. FR. LAWRENCE 3I STRYKER. MR. PAUL 23 STUDENT COUNCIL l42-b SulIivan. Dennis 69 5506 Julmar Dr. 9224232 St. Antoninus Baskefball l. 2. InIremurals 4. CSMC. SpiriI of '66 4. Sunderman. Joseph 69 365i Alview Cir. 9223025 Our Lady of Lourdas CSMC. lnIramural Baskefbail. Raof '56 4 Sykes. David 69 lel Bridgefawn Rd. 94:19:56 Our Lady of VIsIIaII'on Studenf Council 4. Building and Grounds CcrnrniIIee 3. CSMC. German CIub 2.3. FooIball I. 2. 3. Wr'esHIng 2 3. 4. Track 2. Inframurals 4. Rant '65 Club 4. Tabler. Dennis I59 4910 Cleves Warsaw Pk. 471-8539 SI. Teresa Fnofball 2. Baseball 2. 3. 4. CSMC. Spirif '66. Taylor. Roberl 67 I754 Tuworih Ave. 47I-2849 SI Teresa Swimming Team 2. 3. 4. Cross CounIry 3 4, Building and Gr'suIIds Commiffee 4I CSMC Elderaidel 2. Theobald. Roger 69 32I0 West Eighfh SI. 47I'3143 Hoiy Family CSMC 279 Page Thomas, Donald 6? 5039 Ralph Ave. 47I$022 St. Teresa Foofball l. 2. 3. BasebaEl 3, Wresilinq 4. CSMC, Inirarnurak 4, Ca efs of Chrisf 4. Cheerleader, Rooi '65 Club 4. Threm, Frank 69 770 Summif Ave, 47IA7985 Holy Family CSMC. Cadef of Christ Toelke, Terry 5465 Muddy Creek Rd. 922-2950 Our Lady of Lourdes Band E, 2, 3, 4, Varie?y Show I, 2, 3, 4, Officer CSMC 4, Dramchs 3, 4. Honcr Leffer 1,2. Roof '66 Ciub 4. 69 TRAUTVH, MR. LEE 23 UHLRICH, FR. JAMES 25 UNDERCLASSMEN: Juniors - I08 Sophomores I I8 Freshmen I28 Van Wasslenhove, Charles 70 56H TreeVIew Dr. 922-3546 Our Lady of Victory CSMC VARIETY SHOW 8B-9I VAUGHT, MR. WILLIAM 27 VeH'er, AI 70 4328 Schulie Dr. 92Ivl779 5+. William CSMC, Roof '66 Ctub 4. Veifer, Joe 70 I530 Tuworth Ave, 47mm . St Teresa Fooibail J, Track 3, Hon? CommiHee 3. CSMC. VeHer, William 70 4328 Schulie Dr. 72l-I779 Sf. Wiliiam Elderaide I. Vickers, Edward 70 6267 Rapid Run Rd. 94I-3774 Our Lady of Victory Ari CTub I, Z, 3, 4, Maih Club 4, Chess Club 2. VICTORY DANCE 32,3 Vignale, John E. 70 I635 Afson Ln. 4 l-580l St. Lawrence CSMC, Fcoiball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Infra- murals 4, Cadefs of Christ Vlailtav, Edward C. 70 752 Summit Ave. 9ZI-2134 Holy Family CSMC 280 Page Voelkerdinq, Gary 70 5923 Glenway Ave. 922-3798 Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC, Band I, Z. 3, 4, Elderaide !, Honor LeH'er l, 2. Radio Club 2. 3, 4, VarEefv Show 3. 4, Sfuden? Council 4. Sp'n-It of '66 Club. Ma+h Club 4, Vogel, John 7I 234I TownhiH Dr. ?22-5579 Our Lady of Lourdes Spanish Club 3, 4. Golf Team 4. CSMC. Roof $5 dub, Spanish Honor Sociefy. chele, John 7l 937 Sefon Ave. 4713265 Sf, Lawrence Track I, CSMC. Sfudenf Council 4, An, nual 4, CDL 4, SpTrH of '6zS, Vogelpohl, Ronald H. 7I 2098 Earlwood Cf. 922-i3l4 Football l, Hisfory Club 2, Honor LeHer l, 2, CSMC Vog+, Thomas John 7I 52H: Rath Ave. 47l-0l95 St Anfanfnus Foo+ball I, Hisfory Club 2, CSMC. Von Luahrfe, Torn 7l 4028 Hayward Sf. 47I-59II Resurrec+ion CSMC. Gdee Club 1. Floaf Commiffee l, ghessz CMb l, 2, Variefy Show I, 3, Fine rfs Voss. Robert 7l 3608 Van Vey Sf. 47T-5543 52. Lawrence Football I, 2, 3, Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4 Annual 4, Variefy Show 4, CSMC Vossler, Paul 7l 364 Don Lane 47IJ277 SL Dominic CSMC WACK. FR. LAWRENCE 3l Wall, Terry 71 553l Geender Dr. 9224604 St. Anfoninus CSMC, Baseball 2, Cadet of Christ Wahl, Ken? 7I 5540 Pinecresf Dr, 922-3l77 Sh Anioninus Wresflinq l. 2, Foofball l, CSMC Wanninger, Rober+ J. 7I I038 Delhi Ave. 92l-0468 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Eldera'wde 2, 3, Reserve Tennis 2, CSMC Weber, Jay TI 47 Shady Lane Rd. 94IA284U Our Lady of Visiiaiion Sfudeni Council 1, Purple Quill 2. Pep Ralfv CommiHee 4, Track 1, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, CSMC. Weber. Mark 7I 4Ios w. Liberfy 3r. ?ZI-IZZI Resurredion Baskefball l. 2, CSMC. ZINC PERMANENT MOLD DIE CASTINGS CUSTOM + PRODUCTION CHROME PLATING PATTERN SHOP-DIE SHOP BATESVILLE PRODUCTS. INC. 434 Margaref 5+. Lawrenceburg. Indiana Phone I178 KENWOOD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Financing Is Our Business 7685 Monfgomery Rd. 79 l-2834 Kenwood inch! .Q .3: KNEFLIN INSURANCE AGENCY M 5229 Glenway Ave. Cincinnafi. Ohio 45238 :35 BUS. 92l-2324 RES. 922-6l00 V . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 BRINCK-WERNKE SPECIALISTS Prescrip'rion Specialisfs 4042 Glenway Ave. Phone 92l-2653 Compliments of .f fINSURED ' m fenwa LOAN AND DEPOSIT- CDHPANY 422l Glenway Avenue CincinnaH 5. Ohio Telephone 92l-5505 OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 3:30-WEDNESDAY 9:30 TO 8:00-CLOSED SATURDAYS 282 INTERIOR EXTERIOR HENRY M. FRED J. 47 I -7453 94I -3 I 24 HENRY A. STINDT AND SONS CO. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS OFFICE492 I -6765 Shop and Residence I776 Queen Ci+y Ave. 452M CincinnaIi. Ohiq DEPARTMENT .. STORE .. 36H Warsaw Ave. Phone-92 I -34 I 7 WARSAW-ST. LAWRENCE SHOPPING AREA Page Weber. Robert P 71 3355 HIIsIde Ave. 47l- 6574 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Band I 2. CSMC Weigand. Roberf 71 I233 Amanda Pl. ?2I-4343 SI. Teresa Elderaide l. FloaI Commifi'ee l. 3. CSMC Variefy Show I. Glee Club I. Weikel. Gregory H. 7i 737 Wells 5? 47I-467I SI. William CSMC, CSMC Represeniaiive 3. Studen'r Council 2. Track I. Floaf CommiIIIee 3. 4 CadeIs of ChrisI 4, EIderaide 2 3. Weich. Tim 72 I406 Eeech Ave. 47Iv3408 SI'. Lawrence FcoibaII I. 2 3. 4. Track I 2. 3. CSMC. Annual SIaIIf 4 Variefy Show 3 4. InII-a- murals. Honors 1.2.5fafisiiciai1 2. 3. 4. Wellbrock. Fred 72 23l5 Lehman Rd. 47I-8290 Our Lady of Grace German CIub 2. 3. CSMC Wellen. AIherI' John 72 471 Anderson Ferry Rd. 92I-7923 Our Lady of Vicfory Seniur Fleet 4. HisIory CIub 2. Inframurai Baskeiball 4. Spirit of '66. WERMELING. MR. GILBERT 23 Wesseling. George 72 4I28 Wesf EighIh SI'. 47l-0551 SI. William CSMC. Elderaide. Wesfandorf. Mike 72 I660 AndersIon Ferry Rd. 922 252l Sf. Anloninus FuoIbaII I. Spanish Club 3. CSMC WESTERHOFF. FR. RALPH 22 Weiterer. Lawrence 72 5388 Plover Ln. 25I- 335i Our Lady of Viciory Cross Couniry 4. Track 4. CSMC WhiIe. Thomas A. 72 9II Hathorne 47I-l857 Holy Family Baseball I 2. Ar? Ciub3. 4. CSMC Class Represeniafive 4. Wilhelm. Roberf H. 72 5I45 Highview Dr. 92I-l035 SLTeresa Tennis 2. 3. 4. Varier Show 2. 3. 4. DramaIics 3. 4. Honor Leffer I. I2 3 4. Float CommIIII'ee I. CSMC. AanIuaI 3, 4. Sindeni' CounciI 4. ROM 66 CheerleaIder Wilhelm. Ronald 72 2533 51'. Leo PI. 47I-4439 SI Lao g?ndl I 2. 3. CSMC. SpiriI of '66. Coin uh . Page Wilhe. Charla: 72 IBIS PaIrIck Dr. 92I-3I63 5f. Bcnavenfure German CIub 3. CSMC. WIIIersfaeHer. Chuck 72 455 Samohf Ridge Rd. 47I-8566 Sf. Dominic CSMC. Bowiing I. 2. 3. 4. WIIIersIaeHer. John 72 687 CovedaIe Ave 25I-0I44 Sf. William CSMC. Spirii of '66. Arf Club I. 2. 3. Wolfer. Michael J. 72 464 PatmersIon Dr. 92I-6654 Sf. Dominic CSMC. FooIbalI I. Wolfram. Garry 72 425l DelrIdge Dr. 92I-2530 SI. William CSMC. SIudenI' Council I. 2. 3. 4 Tennis 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 4. Spanish Honor Suciefy. Annual Sfafi 3I 4. Cheerd leader 4 Road '56 Club. MaIII Club 4. InIramuraIIs 4. Floaf ComI'niHee 3. 4 PepI Raiiy CommIfIIee 4. Wonhen. Leonard. Jr. 72 40'? Ctherine 28I-BBS7 SI. Andrews Cross Country I. 2 Track I, 2. CSMC Vice- Presideni 4. Deba+e Sociein 4. Hu- man Relafion Federafion 4. Spanish CIub 3. German Club 4. CDL4 WuesI'. Michael Andrews 73 IOFFJ Parkson Pl. 47l-0076 HaIy Family Elderaide 2. 3. Floaf Commih'ee I. 4. Wresfling I. 2. Cross Counfry I. German Club 3. SIudenI' Councii 3. CSMC. Y C S I7l YeazeII. Lee 73 4845 Prosperin PE. 47I-4468 St. Teresa SIudenI Councii 1. 2. 3. 4. Annual 3. 4. C9MC. YCS. Purple Quill 2. Honor Leifer l. 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 4. Nafional Honor Sacier 4. Cadefs oi Chrisf. Variefv Show Pep Rally Commifiee 4. Roof '66 Club. Yeazell. Thomas E. 73 4060 Vinedale Ave. 47I49084 SLWillIam YCS 3. 4. SIudenf Council 4. Annual 4. Tennis 2. CSMC. Honor LeHer l. Naiional HorLor Suciefy 4. Mth Club. Root '56 CIu . Young. Tim 73 I763 Sylved Ln, 9226373 51'. Anloninus SPEC. Floaf CcmmIHee 3. 4. Rent '56 u . Zieverink. Edward W. 73 469 Grand Ave. 25lA34b9 HcIy Family Honar LefIIer 2. CSMC. Roof '66 Club. NahonaI Honor ISDCIEIY. Zinsar. Timo'hy J. 73 4I I4 Jamewown Ave. 92I-I7OS 5+. William CSMC 283 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Great Class of 1966 THE ELDER WELFARE ASSOCIATION Every Paren+ of an Elder S+uden+ is ianed +0 become a member of +he Welfare AssociaHon, an organizaHon dedica+ed +0 +he confinual grow+h and excellence of an ou+s+anding educaiional ins+i+u+ion. 284 1 aluwlllllililiuihfliln . Anofher book . . . anofher year . . . and H19 Class 13$ '66 bids hrewelin fo H's Aima Mafer. 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