La Salle High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1964 volume:

LaSallc High School 3091 North Bend Road Cincinnati 39, Ohio Volume I Moderator Brother J. Joseph Editor Bert Cannon Assistant Editor Mike Bernzott Section Editors Bob Rennert Tom Nolker Norb Bullcr John Specht Dick Schmidt J Contents Introductory Page 82 Administration Page 106 Seniors Page 126 7 Underclassmen w m y. w Foreword The graduation rings of 1964 bear these three Latin words, iiRELIGIO MORES CULTURA? These symbolize the t h r e e fields through which all activity at La- 821116 is channelled. CULTURA represents the development of culture through a well balanced educa- tional program. The students have united in their efforts for the successful comple- tion of this phase of their life at LaSalIe. Through drill and practice the pupils pro- gress in their mastery of the subjects. Many courses require speeches and demonstra- tions by the students. In others, presenta- tion is left to the teacher, but with the em- phasis set on class participation. The s 6: factors, however, are but building stones in the special group known as :cBrothersi Boys? Vh Ar 0 u at k v. !. ma Under the heading of RELIGIO, or religious training, the goal of sound Christian leader ship in her graduates is of prime importance. Through four years of spiritual guidance and incorporation of Christ like ideals in the var- ious fields of education, the school strives to attain this goal. The religious spirit and dedication of the Christian Brothers proves to be an invaluable inspiration to all those who come undEr their direction. E i 600006: Retreats, First Friday masses, and student organizations exemplify the acceptance of this idea by the student body. 6 h? I nun! i .L ' 4 !. l x: ; ? n ru-my 1 wV m um v pnufi: These two developments of mind and soul are made man- ifest through MORES, the formation of sound character. This outward show comes as a result of the time tested in- gredients of competition and personal eHort for a common goal. 1964 .. . La Salle now graduates her first senior class. The seniors have grown with the school. They leave behind to those who will 110w, a tradition in scholastic, spiritual, and athletic accomplishment. ' s'f'n Qioof-H- M-r w-H 4 ;. . a - r-.- h s 15., 2:95; A . w gakdkwir 7 Mu f '5??? .il'w'v 1,. D 8,, His Holiness Pope Paul VI Brother I. Philip Provincial of the St. Louis Province When La Salle Was Built II r e H A i H a K D. 0 h .m b h C r A Archbishopos Message I am pleased To extend my sincere con- gratulations 0nd best wishes To The first groduaTing class of L0 Selle High School. You have laid solid foundo'rions for o s'rrong and cooperative school spirit Your achieve- ments in scholarship and extracurricular 0C- TiviTies leave 0 Challenge To all who will follow you of L0 Selle High School. God bless you and guide you in the coming years! In These pictures, Archbishop Korl Ju Alter is seen 03 he omcioted of The dedico'rion ceremonies for LG Selle High School. John Fitzgerald Kennedy I 9 I 7- I 963 14 th November Twenty-Three Black grier the word for now. Not threnodies Haunting high Their ageuworn eloquence- Not How are the valiant fallent Nor tHust be the camps today,- Across our empty sky. Out of stifling night We wake to our numbed breath, The huge stone at the heart. In shaken shock we cry, And all time standing still, Our cry inevitable: rEternal rest, 0 God, Grant this hero seulf Yet for the rest of us, Who wait, uneasy, here, What is the word thafs given? Judged in our own selves, sight, We stare into hele eye, Acknowledging, but too late, Our folly,s perfidy. Have we sledge-hammer stuff Of penitence and resolve For shattering a false will? If not, America, The huge stone at the heart Stays there indefinitely. Black grier the only word This day-every day. JOHN MOFFITr kP Reprinted with permiyxion from AMERICA; the National Catholic Weekly Review, 920 Broadway, New York, New York 10010. Ma, us arwgay wxxwm WWWWWWHmqu max muemsme atwuw M, M, a m . 3 .3 ADMINISTRATION so . '; a 3? LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL 3t39 1 bJCDIti'Ii B.EIJID IKCDIXID CINCINNATI 39 ' OHIO TELEPHONE MULBERRY 1.5200 Dear Graduates, This yearbook is a pictorial history of the four years that you, the Premier Graduation Class, spent at La Salle High Schoolo These were years filled with memories, such as those of the registration day, when the school building was still nothing but a foundation, those of the frantic rush to prepare eight classrooms for the opening day of school, with many a volunteer freshman working long hours into the night assembling desks and lockers, those of bulldozers roaring under the class- room windows, the pounding of construction crews, the dust, the plaster everywhere. the eating 0f lunches in the classroom until the cafeteria became ready, and finally the first gathering of the freshmen in the come plated gym. Other memories crowd forward, memories of classroom activities, of the beginnings of a sporting program, the first appearance of our teams in the colors of La Salle, the first singing of the school song, the first practice of the band. As the years went on, the numbers increased, both of faculty and of students. New memories come to the fore with the widening of the scope of activities, the school paper, the glee club, the orgenizing of the F. T. A., the first student dance in the gym, the first basketball game, the first formal dance away from school. Finally, the completed school with all four departments brings us to the final year as seniors, the leaders of the school. You recall the campaign for the election of officers for the Student Council, the organizing of the senior class, the senior Prom, the Graduation Rings, and finally Commencement Day, with cap and gown, and the Diploma the sign of four years well spent. You have been a wonderfully cooperative class, one of the finest I have ever dealt with, and I am proud of you for the fine tone you have set to the school, the leadership you have given it as its first Graduation Class. . tw-HRH is you leave the school now, I look to you again to carry on the training you have received as true sons of the saint whose name the . school bears. I look to you to be apostolic Catholics who will make an 2 impact on the world because of the education you have received. I further look for you to give continued leadership as the initial members 0f the 5 La Salle Alumni Association, the first of a long line of men who will have received their training under the Christian Brothers at La Salle High School. cerely yours, W tamillus, tGC Administration Brother Camillus On the exterior, Brother Camillus ap- pears to be a walking univac, able to answer any problem that may arise dur- ing the course of the year. He has proven this quality by his superior man- agement of our alma mater. He is the farsighted master that has built a new tradition, a new look at the role of principal, He gives each and every stu- dent a reason to be proud. But there is the other side of Brother, the interior, the heart of this man. He is willing to discuss your diHiculties regardless of their triviality. He has the priceless vir- tue of understanding all problems. In this day and age everyone is rushed by an onslaught of the masses. Only a dedicated man can personify the indi- vidual and Brother Camillus is such a man. Brother Alfred Brother Alfred is a man of vision, ded- icated to society. He is kind, but stern in matters of importance. In his role as assistant principal, he is a vital link in the function of the school. Though, be- cause of his duty as assistant principal, he had to give up teaching, he still has found time to keep in contact with the students. Brother Kevin Guidance Director Brother Philip Chemistry Brother Roland Latin Brother Joseph Brother Bertrum Yearbook Moderator Problems Of Democracy Librarian 20 Brother Carl Mathematics Brother Ambrose Business Administration Brother Kenneth Physics Brother Joel English Brother Florian English Brother Edward Brother Jude History Mathematics Brother Ferdinand Engiish Brother Edmund English Brother Raphael Natural Sciences Brother Clarence Brother Charles Mr. T. Welter Mathematics Mr. R, Krueger Physical Education Mr, WA Cady Accounting Mathematics 23 Biology Mn R. Schulte Mr. R. Wiesenhahn English Health Mr. R. Rieman Mathematics Mr. F. Mercurio English Mr. I Gaston Spanish 24 Mr. D. Dramas Spanish 25 Mr. G; Ginn History Mr. G. Dirr Biology Mr. R. Froelick English Mr. J Bulger Health Mr, C. Piepcr Economics NIL E. Pficfcr Latin Mr. W. Blazer Mathematics Mr. R. Collins Mr. R. Freemal Mathematics History Mr. E. Serieka Health Mr. D. McDonough English Mr, F, Dowd Band Director Mr. W. Kennedy Mr. M. O,NeiIl English 27 A---SENIORS JOSEPH ALBERT ROBERT ALEXANDER JAMES ALF JAMES AMATO RAYMOND ARLINGHAUS PAUL ARSZMAN KENNETH BAIER JAMES BALDWIN THEODORE BALLMAN 30 NICK BARONE JAMES BARWICK RAYMOND BECK CARL BECKMAN PAUL BECKSTEDT EDWARD BEIERSDORFER ANTHONY BEISCHEL MICHAEL BERNZOTT Others Are Overtaken LARRY BETZ LOUIS BINDER 31 PAUL BINDER JOHN BLESSING Seniors WILLIAM BLESSING ROBERT BOBINGER ROGER BOEHM ROBERT BOHN DONALD BORGMAN HOWARD BOST ALLEN BOYLE MICHAEL BRINKMEIER 32 l964 TIMOTHY BURDA EDWARD BUSAM RICHARD BUTEN ROBERT CANNING THOMAS BRONSTRUP 33 DANIEL BROOKS THOMAS BRUEHL NORBERT BULLER STEPHEN BROWN THOMAS CANNING BERT CANNON JAMES CATANZARO JAMES CONRAD DENNIS COORS THOMAS COSTELLO RI CHARD DAVI S JOSEPH DEHNER NORMAN DICKMAN KENNETH DIRR 56 n i 0 rs 34- ALAN DOERMAN JOHN DONLIN HARRY DRAIN BARRY DRISCOLL THOMAS DUFFY RAYMOND EBBELER l964 CHRISTOPHER ECKES WILLIAM EFFLER JOSEPH EICHHOLZ 35 JOHN EISENECHER TERENCE ELFERS MELVIN ENDERLE Seniors DAVID ENGINGER ALFRED ENGLER MILFORD FINK JAY FISCHER JAMES FISHER TIMOTHY FLANAGAN GEORGE FOX DANIEL GALLAGHER I964 RALPH GARTNER STEVEN GASDORF WILLIAM GEHRUM GERARD GEIER LOUIS GEIGER EDWARD GETTLER GREGORY GICK JOHN GOEDDE 37 DAVID GOEDL THOMAS GOEFFT ROBERT HAFER DAVID HAIG STEVEN HALL WILLIAM HAMBRICK ROBERT HAMILTON WILLIAM HARE GEORGE HARPERINK CHARLES HARRMANN STEVEN HATTERSLEY Seniors JEROME HAUCK 38 ANTHONY HAUSER i .2 TIMOTHY HAUSFELD AII'A u! I ' sM-wr FRANK HECKLER RAYMOND HE IDORN JOHN HEIS LOUIS HELLIGRATH I 964 JOHN HERMANN PHILIP HERMANN 39 STEVEN HISCHEMILLER MICHAEL HOBING GREGORY HOETKER RICHARD HOLLENKAMP DAVID HOOPER PAUL HORGAN ROBERT HUELSMANN MICHAEL HUMBERT PHILIP HERRMANN MICHAEL HESTER JAMES HILVERT CHARLES HIRT Seniors I964 W ILLIAM HUSEMAN JOHN HUTH ROY HUTZ EL SCOTT INDERHEES RONALD jAMES THOMAS KAESER JOHN KAMMER THOMAS KARBOWSKI 4-1 KENNETH KELLER JAMES KEMEN JOSEPH KESTLER RALPH KIST JOHN KLOSTERMAN JAMES KOETTERS WILLIAM KOETTERS S e n i 0 rs KENNETH KORB 4-2 MICHAEL KRACH GEORGE KRAFT DENNIS KRAMER MICHAEL KRAMER LEROY KREIMER STEVE KUHN EDWARD LANDENWITSCH WILLIAM LA PI LLE FRED LAUB DAN LAUTENBACH I 9 64 DENNIS LAYER MICHAEL LEURCK 4-3 RICHARD LINDEMAN JAMES LOICHINGER SE n i 0 rs JAMES LUGGEN GERALD LUTTERBEI PAUL MAIER LOUIS MARQUET JAMES MARTIN JOSEPH MASTRULLO 4-4 1 96 EDWARD MAYER i 1 I 4 RONALD MAZUK KERRY MCGRATH KENNETH MEES GARY MILLER RICHARD MILLER ROBERT MONTGOMERY GLEN MOORMAN JAMES MUETHING EDWARD MURPHY ROBERT NELSON . g ' Fl? . ARTHUR NEAL 45 PAUL NESSELHOF WILLIAM NIEDERI-IAUSEN DANIEL NIEPORTE THOMAS NOLKER DAVID NORTMAN MICHAEL NORTON Seniors I964 EDWARD OEHLER DONALD OELLING CHRISTOPHER OSTERDAY 4-6 DENNIS OSTERHAUS GARY OVERMAN DAVID OWENS EDWARD PENICK TERRENCE PENNEKAMP STEPHEN PETERS ERNST PETRI TIMOTHY PLAGEMAN POWELL AN THONY TIMOTHY POWELL WILLIAM POWELL First in Line at Lunch 4B DANIEL QUATMAN RICHARD RABE DAVID REED JOHN REIRING LAWRENCE RENNEKAMP RALPH RENNEKER ROBERT RENNER ROBERT RENNERT jAMEs RENSING DANIEL RIEDER JERRY RIEHLE PETER RIEL VICTOR RIGACCI DAVID RILEY ROBERT RITTER WILLIAM ROCKLIN Seniors I 964 FREDERICK RUSSELL RALPH SCHAFFER MICHAEL SCHIBI 49 EDWARD SCHMELZLE JOHN SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHMIDT W I LLI AM SC HMI DT JEROME SCHMUTTE JAMES SCHNEIDER DAVID SCHOLTEN DANIEL SCHWAB RAYMOND SCHWAB MICHAEL SCHWE ITZER LOUIS SETA JOHN SPEICHER ARTHUR SPHAR RICHARD SPIESER MICHAEL SPHOR JAMES STANGHETTI 51 ROBERT SHOONER LOUIS SILVERBERG RICHARD SILZ JOHN SPECHT GERALD STAUTBERG ROBERT STAUTBERG HAROLD STERWERF Seniors l964 STEVEN STRASSER RICHARD STROHOFE DALE SUNDERHAUS TERRENCE SUNDRUP DANIEL SWEENEY MICHAEL SWEENEY WILLIAM SYLVESTER JOHN TABAR DONALD TENBRINK JAMES TENOEVER FRANK TETEN MICHAEL THESKEN MICHAEL THOMPSON GEORGE TRENN GARY TRIBBE THOMAS VATTER ROBERT VOLLNER WILLIAM WACHTEL TIMOTHY WAECHTER JAMES WAGNER WILLIAM WALTERS JAMES WATSON GERALD WEBER MARY WEINKAM ROBERT WENZEL RICHARD WERNKE WAYNE WIESENMAIER DARRYL WIESMAN DWIGHT WILKENS 54 Seniors RONALD WILLING WILLIAM WITTE JAMES WRAY TIMOTHY WUENNEMANN CHRIS YAEGER RONALD YERGER JERRY ZANITSCH I 964 ROBERT ZIEPFEL JOHN ZORNES 55 UINDERCLASSMEN- a, L A . Juniors Fascination'! at Junior Dance wwwwaw woaaog U742??? . ABRAMS ALF . AMSHOFF A RL I NC HA U S . ARSZMAN . BALL BARLAGE BARNHORST . BECKMAN . BEHRENS . BERTELE . BESSE , BINDER . BOBERC BRAUN , BRENNAN . BRITZ . BROERING CANNON CAPANO CAPPELL . CAPPEL . CARRELLI . CARROL j. CLAL'SING C CLUXTON R T J COLLINS . COOMER . COTTERELL M. CROWE rvH-a ur-qp Bri-wyow .0715wa rphagw BHFffEH FFTWUF s cc9o ???IWFF ? . DANGEL DANIEL DEHLER . DICKHAUS . DIERSING DIRR DOLAN DOLL DOLL DOOGAN DOOLIN DUNI-IAM EICHHORN EINHAUS ELLIS ENDERLE ENGLISH FALES FALLS FELDMAN FINKE FISCHER FISHER FITZPATRICK FLICK FLUGELMAN . FREEMAN FREESE FREY FREY A FREYTAG , FROSCHAUER . GALLINA GANGLOFF GARDNER GEHLING GEIGER GEIGER GIBBONS GIPPERICH GLATTHAAR . GOERTEMOELLER GOLDSCHMIDT GRANT HADLEY HAMMAN HAAP HANDEL 59 60 E. HARE D HARMEYER W. HARTMANN G. HASE D. HASKAMP R. HAUCKE D. HEFFRON J. HOFMANN J. HOLLERBACH E. HONNIGFORD M. HORNBACK W. HUMMEL E. HUNZEKER J. JAMES R JANSING Ev JESSE K. JESTER c. JUENGLING T. KAESER J. KAISER R. KAMPHAUS MA KARBOWSKI D KASKE J1 KEILHOLZ G. KELLNER D. KEMEN J. KESSE 1 KIEFER s. KINCAID GA KINROSS H. KIST w KIST J. KLETT R. KLEIN D. KLOCKE T. KLUMB J. KNUEVEN D. KORTKAMP P KREKELER P. KREMER j. LAFLIN K. LAMPE M, LAMPING T. LARKIN P. LE COUNT w. LEE JV LONG G. LUDWIG W always wondered what was in these boxe? Juniors J. LUEBBE R. LUEBBE E. LUERS N LUZIETTI D LYNCH T. LYONS j. MACKE D. MAKRANCY M. MALLORY K. MARGINIAN 1. MATHES P, MATTIS MATTSCHECK NIEIER MEIER MCCARTHY MrCREARY MCDONALD PFQFFF MEINKEN . MENDLE , MERKLE METZ MEYER MEYER Hmpwmw MICHAEL . MIDDENDORF MIDDENDORF . MISCHEL . MOELLER D. MONTGOMERY EH90? 62 szmgw UWEQHW WWUW '54? n- qdmmmu mnqagg WOTUKB-l ?Uwuvw Hvzoww IVIUENCHEN . NABERHAUS . NEIA-IEISTER . NEWMAN . NICKOL NIEMAN NIERMANN NUSEKABEL OBERT OLLENDICK OSTERDAY OTT .OVERBECK .PAPANTA .PETERS .POHLMAN PUCK ,QLWNN . RANZ , REIFENBERCER K REINERT RENNEKAIWP . RETTTG . REUPERT . REUPERT , RITTMEIER RODENBERG RODENBERG . ROETHER . ROHRKASSE . ROLFES . RUST . RUTHEMEYER . SABICK . SANDERS SARABAUGH . SCAHILL . SCHAEFER . SCHEPKER . SCHLOEMER . SCHMIDT . SCHMIDT A SCHMITZ SCHNEIDER . SCHNEIDER SCHOTTE . SCHRAND . SCHRAND Juniors SPECIALIZED TRAINING SHOWN IN MECHANICAL DRAWING A. SCHRODER T. SCHUERMAN J. SCHULER W SCHULTEN T. SCHWAB M. SEIBEL . SEILER SEMIVILER . SHEPHERD . SIEGERT . SIEGERT . SKELLY HOO$F555 SMALL . SPITZNAGEL STAUB STAUSS . STRETCH . STRIET 2wmpwe R, SUNDERIAIAUS G TEDESCO R, TENBRINK RA TENHUNDFELD W, TEWES G. THOMAS MTmm' J.TRJTSCH D.TROESCHER hi URBAN W.VEENEMAN C.VENTRE 63 R. VONDERBRINK A. WALTERS R WARNDORF D 'WARREN R WEBER A. WEINGARTNER F WEISCERBER M. WELLING J. WENDEL G. WENDLING J. WESTRICH D, WIESMANN C. WIESNER J. WILSON J. WINTERHALTER J. WIRTHWINE W. WISSMANN R. WITTEKIND A HARD DAY OF WORK LEADS TO BIG APPETITES 64 Sophomores IN BIOLOGY, THE WORKINGS OF THE BODY ARE STUDIED BY MEANS OF MODELS W. ALBRIGHT J. ALLGEIER J. AMADOR G. AMATO T. ARMBRUSTER S. ARNOLD D. BARRETT I BATCHLER T BAUER D. BECKMAN R. BEERMAN W. BEIERSDORFER J. BEISCHEL w. BEISCHEL I BERGER JA BERNS J. BERTAGNA w. BESSLER J, BETSCH n BIEHLE L. BLESSING R, BOBERG E. BORGMAN D. BOSKEN J. BOSSE J. BOSTLE T. BRADY M, BRESLIN L. BRIELMAIER 1 BROWN 65 66 R. BUERGER J. BURKHART M BYRNE G. CAMPBELL R. CANNING PA CAPPEL D, CARROLL JV CASSEDY D. CONNELL A CULTER R. CZIMBAL R. DAMON R. DANIELS T. DAUWE W DAVIS K, DECK C. DEHNER NA DELLACAVE J. DENUZIO T. DETERS B. DEWAL'D T. DIRR J. DONTJN T. DORSEY D. DREIER R. DRESSLER J. DRUMMEY J. DUECHLE R. DURANT R. EFFLER T. EGNER P. ELFERS J. ELSBERND J. ENGLAND E. EVANS G. FELDMAN R. FENTON K. FEY J. FINKE D. FISCHER J. FISCHER M. FISCHER K. FLANIGAN T. FLEMING J, FLYNN D. FOLEY M FOLZENLOGEN D. FREDERICK Sophomores Students turn out en masse for basketball games R,FREY J.FREYTAG j.GASE R GEIER W.GETTLER xv.GIE5TING J.GREm G.GROGRAN D.GRONAUER D.GROTE G.HAAS G.HARLAND C. HARTINGER R. HARTMANN P. HARTSOCK G. HAUSER W. HAUSMAN H. HAYES R. HEFFRON L. HEINBUCH P. HEIDORN I. HEMSTEGER BV HENKE M HENNE M HENZE M. HERMAN I S HERRMANN T. HEYL F. HOBERG M. HOEMMELMEYER Cool day for a tire drill 68 Sophomores U?QH?$ mszEhB .5 ???ij 9wwwa: W::0H: HOERST HOFFMAN HOLMES HOLTMAN HOOD HOPKINS HUGHES HUY HYLE JACKSON JOHNSON JONES JOSTWORTH KAHLES KAISER KATHMANN KEILHOLZ KELLER KELLEY KERTH KOSTOFF KRAEMER KRAFT KRAMER . KINCAID KNOX . KOEHLER . KOETTERS . KOPP . KORNMANN J. KORTE G. KREIMER I KROEGER J. KUECHENMEISTER M. LAAKE M. LAUB J. LEMKUHL N. LESAINT T. LIGHTHALL R. LEWIS F. LIMKE J. LINNEMANN D. LOUDER B, LUKEN M. MACKE F. MAKRANCY w; MA-LLARD JA MATHES MARISCHEN MAUCH MEIER . MIENKEN , MERKEL . MEYER wwmwpe . MEYER . MEYER MILLER MILLER MILLER . MILLER wz'agvmw MORAN . MUNCH . MUNTEL , MARTIN MARQUET . MORTIMER awwmgw MURPHY MURPHY NABER , NEIHEISEL . NIEDERHAUSEN . NIEMANN mowog: . NORDMEYER . OBERDING . O$BRIEN . O'CONNER . OGLE C. OREILLEY 51000 -. 69 70 M. O'ROURKE T. OTTKE J. PAYER G. PEAK M. PELZEL W. PERCY G.PICKENS G.PODVHJ 1mmm F.PUCK WVQUATMAN TQUWN H. RANSICK R. REI-IRING JM RIECHRATH J. REICHARDT M. REILLY M. RENNEKAMP REULE A REUPERT RIESE RIESZ . RIGACCI ROCKLIN aw?www ROETTING . ROETTING , ROSS . ROTH ROTHAN ROTTINGHAUS gegwwe M ROWE . FUFFING . RUOFF . SAND SARLEY SCHASER asgwwo SCHEHL SCHLUETER SCHINAMAN SCHMIDT SCHMITT SCHOENIG wccwg: J. SCHULTEN R. SCHWAB G. SCHWAMBERGER M, SEIFERT G. SEITZ M. SMITH Sophomores Fast and furious action in Sophomore intramurals . SPECKER . SPRAGUE . STALEY STARK STEIMLE . STEINAV craggy: STEINHAUER . STOEBER . STRECK v STRITTHOLT SUDER SULLIVAN wezvuw . SUNDERHAUS . SUNDERMAN . SUTTMAN . SWAFFORD TEAL . TEDESCO w OHHH D THEURER . TIERNEY . TILLAR TRENN ULLMAN TRUAX ppwwmr VONDERBRINK . VONDERBRINK WAGNER WALSH WANDSTRAT WATSON 899wap 71 WEIBLE WEINKAM . WIES . WELLBROCK . WELLING WELLS rmwwgw , WENNING WESSELS WESTRICH WUEST WIECHMAN . WIESMAN agrpmu WILKE WISE WISSING WISSEL WOYCKE . ZANITSCH wocoaw L.ZEmER VV.ZIEGLER J,ZOLLER Bzmwm ' Sophomores in i i...'. 12 mw'ni-i r . Sophomores take a good look into things Freshmen fa Aw, try it yourself, coach J. ADAMS D. ALBRINCK G. AMLUNG L. EACH T. BACHMAN w. BACKSCHEIDER P BALDOCK c. BARE K. BARLAG M. BARNES J. BASSMAN w. BAUMGARTNER W. BEEKER J BEERMAN R. BEISCHEL DA BEITZ N. BELLA R, BENGEL G. BENGERT M. BENNETT P. BESEDICK L. BETSCH T. BIBUS T. BILLHORN R. BENDER J. BIRKENHAUER C. BLIND D. BOEINGER R. BOCKELMAN R. BORCHELT 73 Future Freshmen invade the halls of La SaIlc 74- T. BORTHS 1 BRAND K. BRANDT T. BREENE s. BRICKNER T. BRINKMAN R. BUHRLAGE T. BULLER R. BURWINKLE J. BUSSE G BUTEN R. CARR W. CARRELLI D. CARROLL D. CASSEDY N. CHRISTENSON G CHRISTMAN R CLARK T. CLEARY J. CONRADY P. DABBELT J. DAVIS R. DAY R. DEHNER P. DELLECAVE S. DIEDLING D. DIETRICH M DIMUZIO F. DIPILLA K DISTLER DOELLMAN DOERMAN DONOHUE DUNAGAN DUFFY EFFLER HDVHUQ . EINHAUS . ENGEL ENGINGER . EVEN . EVERS FALLON 9751097551 FARRELL . FERNEDING FEY , FINNICUM FLYNN . FRANZOSA zwouvw FREEMAN FRITZ FULLER GALL GALLIVAN GALLO :wowow GARDNER . GARDNER GEARY GEHRUM . GEHRUM , GIRMANN zw 9:: GLEISINGER . GOODING GRANT GREENE GREENE . GROSSE WingOVd . GROTE . HAASS HADERS k HAGEN HANNON . HARGREAVES w?zvsa K. HARMEYER W. HARMEYER T. HAYES F HEEKIN R, H'EIM M HENLIEN 75 76 . HERRMANN HERRMAN HESTER . HILDEBRAND . HILLEBRAND HOFFMAN wzwgzz . HOFFMAN . HOGAN . HOLMES HOOVEN . HORGAN '. HOTZE soaoog V. HUDEPHOL W. HUELLEMEIER M. HULSMANN S. HUNSEDER R. HYLAND M INDERHEES R. JACKSON w. JACKSON J. JONES J. KELLNER R. KELLY H. KEMEN L. KENKEL N. KINROSS M. KINSLER W. KNECHT J. KOCH R. KOCK w. KRABACHER A, KRAMER J. KRAUS J. KREBS G. KREMER M KROEGER c. KROMER J. KUCHENBUCH R. KUGELE J. KUHN M, LAMBERS J. LECOUNT J. LEMMINK s. LIERER T. LINDEMAN M. LIND D. LINTZ R LIPPS Freshmen Mad dash to the parking lot at day's end LOGAN LOHBECK . LOICHINGER LONG LOUIS LUERS HWQWHH LUTZ LUZIETTI . MAHLMANN' MAHONEY . MALLORY A MANNINH Hprdge MARA . MARTINELLI , MATTIO MCGRATH McHUGH . MENTRUP wegaoa . MERKEL . METZLER . MEYER MEYER MEYER MEYER .3129wa MICHAELSON MILLER MILLS . MITCHELL . MONSEY . MORRIS Uraaar Freshmen The entire student body assembles for First Friday Mass B. MUDDIMAN K. MUELLER T. MUNCH T. MURANE L. MURPHY G. NAEHRING P. NEDDERMAN M. NEWBERRY w NEWLAND R. NEYER J. NIEMAN M. NOLAN T. NORDMEYER J. NOTH F OEHLER E. OLDENDICK C. OLIVER w. OLLINGER W. PALMISANO W. PHELPS W. PITTS S. POPPE T. POWELL C. PRICE F. PUTNICK V. RACK G. RAHRIG J. RANSICK J. REBEL D. REIFENBERGER 78 P. macmug bcbwww CEQI-IPF'ETJ Hogaww ncunnu :woowa Hspga eeowpv RENSING RIEMAN RISCHMANN ROWEKAMP . RUMP RUOFF RUSSELL RUSSO SANDER SASKOWSKY SCHAIBLE SCHIBI SCHINNER SCHMITT . SCHMUTTE SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER . SCHNEIDER SCHNELL . SCHNITKER . SCHOENLING . SCHON , SCHWAB . SCHWARTZ . SCHWEGMAN . SCHWEGMAN . SCHWEITZER SETA SHELTON SHELTON SICURELLA SILBER . SILLIES . SIMON . SMITH . SMITH SNODG RASS . SNODGRASS . SNYDER . SPECKER . SPITZMILLER . STAHL STA I GL STATT STEHLIN . STEIGERWALD . STENGER 79 STIEGLER . STRETCH STUMIN . SUDER SULLIVAN A SUMME OHNFUF' . SUNDERHAUS SUTTON . TALLEN . TEMMING TENBRINK . TENSI UFUESAE TETEN TETEN THEOBALD UHRIG , UNGER VONDENEYNDEN m VEENEMAN . VEITE VELDHAUS VICTOR A VOLLE VOLTERS HEFHrit-l ezu? fiK D VONDERHEIDE J. WAGNER P. WAGNER s, WANSTRATH w. WAULIGMAN D. WEBER Students enjoy Loyalty Day Dance 80 R. WEINHEIMER D. WELLBROCK P. WENZEL S. WESTRICH A. WEYER C. WEICHERT DM WIENER F. WIENER TM WIESMAN T. WIESMAN D. WILLEN W. MTINKLER M. WINTERHALTER J. WALTERMAN T. WALTERMAN J. WURSTER MM WURZELBACHER j. YOUNG R. YOUNG N. ZAWASKI LM ZEBRAK W. ZERHUSEN RV ZURETCK Absent when pictures were taken: TOP ROW 1. to r.: Ronald Cafeo, Edward Brown, Jeff Audia and John Cipriani. BOTTOM ROW: Ray Doth, John TegenM kamp and Edward Delp. 81 S PORTS Foot VARS ITY LASALLE 1+ 8 1 8 l 45 8 0 1-1- 41 0 6 + La 83.1165 1963-64 Football Coaching Staff L to R.: Robert Krueger, James Bolger, Ronald Rieman, Robert Frcemal, Edward Serieka, George Ginn. TOP L. TO R. D REED H BOST, J. ALBERT K DIRR P. MUENCHEN. R. McCREARY L. ROHRKASSE M CROWE B STRIET L. LONG, G. WALSH, L SILVERBERG R. ABRAMS THIRD ROW, T. FLANAGAN J. FISHER P. ARSZMAN R SCHRAND B. CANNING, R. VONDER- BRINK M. HORNBACK, R. OLLENDICK R. SILZ T QUINN, C. MID- DENDORF T VATTER, D COORS, SECOND ROW M. COLLINS J. 84 ball RECORD OPPONENTS WALNUT HILLS 8 TAFT 0 PURCELL 28 GLEN ESTE 0 ST. XAVIER 38 ROGER BACON 36 MCNICHOLAS 14- BISHOP HARTLEY 0 Coach Kr age 1 d . t' .d t . R u r goes over some new pays urmg summer pracme w11 co-cap ams ay MOELLER 48 Heidom and Ralph Renneken ELDER 23 FISHER, S. WELLINQ DA DAVIS, G TRENN, M. BERNZOTT. R, REN- NEKER, R. HEIDORN, J4 SCHNEIDER, DA HAIG, R. RODENBERG, JA GLATTHAAK L, KREIMER, M. FINK BOTTOM ROW, L. BINDER, C, ECKES, J. REINERT, J. HILVERT, K. BAIER, E MAYER, J. KESSE, A. NIEMAN, S. HATTERSLEYE M. KRACH. 85 Host of Lancers in pursuit; eager for a. tackle. q Subs ready for action; reflect tension of a close game. Lancers Crack through the rugged McNichoIas defense for the score. 86 Canning stopped after a. short gain by the McNicholas defense. Co-Captains, Renneker and Heidorn, talk to refs before Elder game. 87 Mr. Freemal and Mr. Dirr spot game from the- pressbox. Dr. Schlueter examines injured Hornback during the game. 88 Lancer attack ready to grind out yardage with call of signal. Lancers tenacious defense gang up to make impressive tackle. After half time talk the team is ready to go out and win. 89 FIRST, L. TO R. J. ALLGEIER, P. TRENN, a KORNMANN, s. HERMAN, A. CULTER, E. EVANS, T. FLEMING, P. BANNER, J. KNOX, T. BACHMAN, R. BINDER SECOND ROW COACH RIEMAN, J. MERKLE, T. DETERS, J. BRET- AGNAJ c. PODUIN, D. TRUAX, J. BOSSE, B LUKEN, MV FISHER, J. PAYER, P. HEIDORN, G. SCHWAMBERGER, G. OREILLY, COACH BLEY THIRD ROW T. VONDERBRINK, B. BAUSCH, J. AUDIA, MV MURPHY, D. WESTRICH, D LOUDER, B. MARQUET, N DELLECAVE, J. WANDSTRATJ M. MURPHAY, J. STARK. 90 Lancer stumbles and is about to be pounced on in the dust bowl. Dust and opposing players too much for Lancer after short gain. FIRST Row, L. TO R. P. MALLORY, L. KENKEL, T. LINDEMAN, c. OLIVER, 13. HILDEBRANDJ s. LIERER, K. BARLAG, E. SHELTON, P. NEDDERMAN, T. WOLTER- MAN, SECOND ROW MA LAMBERS, G, AMLUNG, D. SCHWEITZER, G. SANDER, B. ZERHUSEN, B. HARQREAVES, J. BUTEN, T MANNING, J. KUCKENBUCK, M. LUZIETTI, T. WEYER, F. HEEKIN THIRD ROW COACH FREEMAL, N. VELDHAUS, J. TENBRINK, J. GLEISINGER, P, DELLECAVE, D. VONDERBRINK, N. ZAWASKI, c. KROMER, T. DON- HUE, J. CIPIANI, B. PHELPS, 13 HARMEYER, K. FLYNN, T. BILLHORN, T. WIESMAN, COACH SERIEKA FOURTH ROW G. LONG, J. WAGNER, G. STAIGL, s. WESTRICH, G. FRITZ, G. SCHOENLING, G. GALL, D. DUFFY, M. INDER- HEES, D. HOLMES. 91 Despite valiant efforts opponents score on Reserves. TOP, L. TO R. G. Jessee, R8 Arlinghaus, T. Quinn, L. Rohrkassc, R. Ollcndick, M. Homback, J. Riehle, K. Reupurt, B. Hummel, T. Ballman, Coach Cady SECOND DICK HAUCKE, CENTER LASALLE 81 83 47 99 86 66 74 76 67 1 10 85 65 68 56 52 7O 81 70 Basketball VARSITY RECORD COVINGTON CATHOLIC HOLY CROSS ELDER F INNEYTOWN MIDDLETOWN FENWICK ROGER BACON ST. XAVIER WALNUT HILLS MOELLER PURCELL McNICHOLAS ELDER ROGER BACON OAK HILLS ST. XAVIER MOELLER McNICHOLAS PURCELL ROW, T. Karbowski, T. Wacchter, B. Rennert, D, Haucke, M. Leurck, B8 Canning, B, Hafer, M. Crowe. OPPONENTS 64 59 36 62 53 78 70 67 78 66 71 52 58 48 58 73 65 36 BOB RENNERT, FORWARD MIKE LEURCK, FORWARD BOB HAFER, GUARD BOB CANNING, GUARD Haucke tips in two more as he got Rennert outreaches his Withrow opponent in the tournament game at UC Hauckc, surrounded by Withrow players: looks for help from Leurck under the basket 94. high above the other team members Hauckc and Eagen jump to start the longmwaited St. Xavier game. Leurck shoots a well deserved free throw in the first Xavier game here at LaSalle 95 The Lancers bench expresses Coach Cadyhs concern in the Mariemont game at XUfs Eeldhouse, Dick Haucke shows his championship form while leading the Lancers to a homecourt win over Roger Bacon. Players from both teams wait anxiously as the ball swishes through the nets. 96 Bob Hafer drives in for a layup against St Xavier as Eagen attempts to block it Lancers set up their zone defense which worked so successfully all season. .3 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM; TOP ROW, SILLIS, S. WELLING, T. BRADY BOTTOM L TO K COACH WIESENHAHN, PV HEI- ROWJ D. FISHER, M. ROTL, G. SCHWAM- DORN, D. DRIER. D. SCHEWAGMAN, E BERGER, T. WISEMAN, M. RENNEKAMR SCHEWAGMAN: J. BOSSEE, C PODVINJ T. M.FOLZENLOGER.D.STOEBER. Schweagman and Sillis are up high for the rubound in a game at St. Xavier High School. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW, L. TO ENGINGER, L. ZEBRAK BOTTOM ROW, T. MUNCH, R. COACH FREEMAL, M KINSLER, T. BULLER, J. J. LUTZ, B JACKSON, B. CARRELLI, L. SPECKER, KEMEN, J, MCHUGH, N. ZAWASKI, S. POPPE, C. K. FLYNN, B. HUELLEMEIER, J. CIPRIANI, B. KOCH, KROMER. T. DONOHUEJ K. BRANDT, H. SMITH, J. M.LUZIETTI. Folzenlogen is almost tied up as he tries to pass to Schweagman. LASALLE 68 MM 54 57 57 67 31 Silverberg starts warming up before his turn to throw the discus is up. Track VARSITY RECORD OPPONENTS St. Bernard Roger Bacon Moeller Oak Hills St. Xavier Oak Hills GCL 22 71y2 63 56y2 31y2 51 F OURTH PLACE Lancers assemble at the starting line for the running of the 100 yard dash. 100 VARSITY TRACK TEAM; FRONT ROW, L. TO R. GREIS, SCHMITT, V. HOERST, A. GALLINA, F. McKRAN- CY, 1 CAPANO, J SCHNEIDER SECOND ROW, 0 GIBBONS, F. FLICK, B. LEURS, R. McCREARY, GA DOOLIN, D, MaKRANGY, T. WALTERS, M. KRAMER, R. RODENBERG THIRD ROW, J. GANG- LOFF, J. SEIGART, M. MALLORY, R. HOWARD, R. B. HARTMAU, G. WEUDLING, J. OLLENDICK, B. DRISCOLL, B. EFFLER, N. LESAINT; M. SWEENY FOURTH ROW, G. TEDESCO, J. KESSE, J. BOSSE, M. FISCHER, F WEISGERBER, B. FREY- TAG, D. LYNCH, J. KIST, G, LUDWIG FIFTH ROW, E. MAYER, N. LUZETTI, R. SCHRAND, D. LINDE- MAN, L. SILVERBERG, J. CATANZARO, P. BROER- ING. Weisgerber moms the JSniSh line for a fu-st place in the 100 yard dash at the GCL meet. 101 RESERVE TRACK TEAM; FIRST ROWJ L. TO R. SPECKER, SIEFERTJ DENUAIO, PEAK, DAMEN, HOERST, MaKRANCY, BYRNE, ALLGIEER, SEC- OND ROW, ROETTING, WESSELS, KRAFT, MUNCHJ DAVIS, ROCKLIN, SUTTMAN, AMA- DORJ HERMANN, WESTRICH, THIRD ROW, POD- VIN, BERTAGNA, STEIMLE, HOEMMELMYER, ENGLAND, WAYCKE, WUEST, RIEX, MILLER, FOURTH Row, TRAUX, MILLER, WAKSH, LUK-' EN, KOSTOFF, BERMAN, PAYER: HARTSOCK, FELDMAN, SUNDERHAUS FIFTH ROW, MUR- PHAY, FREYTAG, MEYER, MILLER: VONDEN- BENKEN, SCHLUETTER, SULLIVAN, DANNER, KOEHLER, SIXTH ROW, SCHWAMBERGER, LOU- DER, GEISTING, DELECAVE, DEWALD, DETERS MARQUET, BACHMAN, WISSEL, KNOX. CZIMBAL, 71-. - 4 ' m.4-... a241, Ludwig midway through his successful vault during the GCL Catanzaro begins his takeoH in the pole vaulting at the GCL Meet at Roger Bacon Stadium. 102 Track MCEt' Lancers enjoy a well earned rest between events. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM; FIRST ROW L To R. LONG, LUZIETTI, MALLORY, HADERS, RIECHAMN, CASSIDY, GROTE, WAGNER, STUEMAN, SECOND ROW, BARLAG, CIPRI- ANI, LINDEMAN, PIITS, MICHELSON, BEN- GERT, BESIDICK, WEYER, RUSSO, SCHNIT- KER, HEIM, THIRD ROW, ENGINER, SCHNEI- DER, WAGNER, WILLEN, SCHMITT, THEO- BALD, SULLIVAN, HOMES, FLYNN, FRITZ FOURTH ROW, CALL, MILLER, NEIMAN, HEEKIN, HENLEIN, BRINKMAN, BRANDT, SPEISER, POPPE, FIFTH ROW, MEYER, AL- BRINCK, INDERHEES, STATT, SMITH, HER. MANN, KENKLE, LAMBERS SIXTH ROW, 103 SCHINNER, VOLLR OLIVER, DANER, CLEARY, BRAND, KRAUS, NEYERJ BOCKEL- MAN, McHUGH, SEVENTH ROW, PALMISA- NOA HERMAN; KNECHT, HYLAND, TETEN, BENNET, GROSSE, HARMEYER, SCHWEG- MAN, CARR, SCHNEIDER EIGHTH ROW, DONAHUE, HOTSE, HAEGAN, MATTIO, HAN- NAN, BEISCHEL, AUDIA, SILBER, NOLAN, NINTH ROW, DUNAGEN, BORCHELT, DELE- CAVE, SCHWARTZ, WESTRICH. AMLUNG, MUNCH, POPE, CHRlSTMAN, SCHWEGMAN, SUNDERHAUS, TENTH ROW, JACKSON, ADd AMS, SANDER SICURELLA, ZAWASKI, WIESA MAN, ZURIECK, STEHLIN, TETEN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM; FIRST ROW, L. TO R. LeSAINT, C. JUENGLING THIRD ROW, T. HOOV- M. MACKE, B. HAAS, K. REUPERT, F. FLICK, J. EN, T. BRADY, E. SCHWEGMAN, J. SWAFFORD, GREIS: D. MAKRANCY, T, GOOTE, T. BULLER B. BEISCHEL, T WAETCHER, B. HAFER, T. KAR- SECOND ROW, J. AMATO: F. HYLE, M. ROTH, BOWSKI,D.SCHWEGMAN. G. PECK, K. SCHNELL, B, HUMMEL, C. STATT, N, CHARGE ! 104 GOLF TEAM, KNEELING L, TO K COACH KREUGER, G, GICK, J. KAMMER, T. WUENNEMANN, M. THOMPSON STANDING, B. WENZLE, D. BOSKEN, D. FULLER, T. FLEMMING, RA CANNING, J. DORSEY, M WELLING, K. DECK, L. ZEINGER, M. BARNS, J. RIENERT. GOLF RECORD LASALLE OPPONENTS 7 McNicholas 2 3V; Elder 5V2 7 Roger Bacon 2 2V; Purcell 672 1V2 St. Xavier 7V2 5 Va Moeller 3 V2 7 Moeller 2 7 McNicholas 2 8V9 Reading V2 105 ACTIVITIES LaSalle Band The LaSalle band, under the direction of Mr. Frank Dowel, has only been in ex- istence for about two years, but are already one of the best bands in the city. This was shown by the standing ovation that they received at the Music Festival at XU. The band has had the distinction of having some of its members named to the GCL all City Bandt Everyone here at La- Salle hopes that the band will continue its fme showing in the coming years; 1?: Mr. Dowd, our very competent band director, takes a bow after the comd plelion of a number. The band performs along with the Glee Club at the 1964- annual Spring Concert. With the accent on the tympani, a certain section of brass instruments plays a selected num- ber at the Spring Concert. The LaSalle Marching Band shows off its new drills at the Elder football game. 109 The Moonshiners, led by Brother Joel, perform during T. Canningj, Kinross, Jt Siegert, G, Ludwig, Pt Herr- the intermission at the uMom Prom9l They are left to man,C.Hirt,T.Finke,T.Luer5,WALee. right: J. Conrad, DA Hambrick, R. Schaeffer; E. Luers, LaSaHe The present Glee Club has about 80 members. It is under the very able direction of Brother Ken- neth and Brother Joel. The Glee Club has made a number of appearances at school and through- out the city this past year. CHeechdt They have performed very well alone and com- bined with other groups. The Moonshiners and the Folk-Singers have grown out of the Glee Club. We wish the Glee Club continued success in the years to come The Glee Club sings at last years Spring Concert, 110 Brother Kenneth and Chuck Hirt sit at the Glee Club display at last years Activities Night in order to answer any questions. This Years Glee Club sings along with the Mother of Marcy Senior Chorus. 111 Senior Council The Senior Council organized this year by Brother Bertram played an inHuential part in running many of the activities around the school. They sponsored dances, ran the Senior Prom and helped the school in other ways. They used any profit that they made to put toward the Senior Gift to the School. Students enjoy themselves at a Senior Council sponsored Dancet Senior Council Membersil to 1-: TOP ROW: BA Renner, B. Ham- man: Jt Alf, T. Karbowski, FRONT ROW: L. Marquet, Cy Hirt, ilton, P. Horgan, 2nd ROW: De Lautenbaeh, B, Rennert, P. Arsz- F. Russel, J. Watson Cheerleaders Brother Ferdinandk cheerlead- ers, a most fun-loving group, have traveled through rain, sleet and snow to cheer our teams to victory. The Senior Cheering section 3.1- so aided in bringing our teams vic- tory. This was a group of unorgan- ized and unorthodox seniors who gave the students that little extra shot in the arm at the games. Members left to right: Tom Ruthemeyer, Jim Klett, Bill Lcel and Jim Ott. Legion of Mary One of the Religious Clubs around school is the Legion of Mary. These boys are known for their generosity of time and patience to the mental and orphan homes in the Cincinnati area. Under the direction of Brother Roland, these young men devote their teenage life to Christ through Mary. 114- Last years members show progress at Activities Night. Benildus Club The Benildus Club consists of members who are willing to give up their time to pray for vocations 0f the students of LaSallc and other places. You can find them most any morning in the school chaplc reciting the Rosary for this purpose. ? 5 7 h First boys to go to Glencoe: C. Murdock, C. Ruether and J. Burkhardt. Members left to right: In ROW: N. Buller, B. Canning, D. Kemen, C. Wiechert, DA Nickel, J. Osterday, R. Weber; R. Shooner, T. Canning, P. Nesselhuf, W. Wachtel. 2an M. Mallory. 431: ROW: RV Wellbrock, R, Bobinger, Rh ROW: B. Rocklin, C. Osterday, B. Driscoll, W. Wiesen- Rennert, W. Niederhausen, C, Harrmann, P. Hartsock, maier, D. Kaske, J. Rocklin. 3rd ROW: D. Bobinger, L. Silverburg. Members left to right: Ist ROW: B. Hafer, G. Siegert, T. Wacchter, R. Freeman, M. Herman, R. Wellbrock, T. Ether, Al Culter, J. Freytag, W. Hummel, T. Bruehl, W. Lee, J. Finke, R Davis, R. James, T. Quinn. 4th R. Rodenberg, R. Meyer. 2nd ROW: E. Sehwegeman, ROW: Rt Renneker: T. Finkc, E. Mendel, J. Audia, DA HA Smith, L. Michaelson, J. Burkhardt, R. Spieser, D. Schwegman, L. Marquet, N. Luzietti, G. Tedesco. 5th Horgan, R. Czimbal, F. Russel, B. Rennertl 37d ROW: ROW: G.Buten,T.Powell,Tt Sillies,R.Kamphausl Student Council The student council is the link be- tween the administration of the school and the student body; After a year of organization, this yearjs Council was in high gear sponsoring dances and pre- senting gripes to the administration. This past year will always be remem- bered by these Council members be- cause it was the hardest to get through, but they will all admit that it was quite a profitable session for all of them. All the members of the council worked hard for the things that the student body received. The homeroom repre- sentatives could not have been done without. Tim Quinn, newly elected president, will succeed former president, Dick Davis, Parents listen to speaker at a typical PTA meeting. PTA OfEcers left to right: FRONT ROW: Brother Alfred, moderator; Mr. Paul Collins, pmsiu dent. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Carl Reinert, corresponding secretary; Mr. Fred Meyer, Treasurer; Mrs, George Trenn, recording secretary. Missing from picture: Mr George Kraft, Vice- President. 117 Newspaper Another goof, another paper crumpled, and a start all over again. Thatts the way thc: Lanccris Ledger was fmally put on the presses. The Ledger was put out once a month and each issue was a good one. Membership 0n the staff is open to any- one at school who is interested. The only two requirements are a controlablc temper and a ride home from school late at night. Kerry McGrath shows the results of last years labor at the Activities Night. Members left to right: 155 ROW: Nt Buller: J. Aff, BA Rocklin: B. Bubinger, T. Bruehl, J. Spccht, C. Osterday, J. Luggent 2nd ROW: J. Keller, D. Nortman, Dt Buten, D. Bobinger: J. Berger, R. Dolan, B. Alf, J. Rahn, Bt Ef- Her, 37d ROW: C. Woyke, Bt Cannon, T, Finke, J. Loh- beck: J. Greene, J1 Kuechenmeister, Tt Klumb, J. Amato. 4th ROW: D. Wilkens, R. Lindeman, C. Hirt, D. Schmidt, IA Wagner, K. Meinken, jh Oslerday, B. Ether. 118 Staff: left to right: Is: ROW: R. Willing, N. Bullet, J. SpechtJ M. Bemzott, D. Sweeney. 2nd ROW: Jt Muething, B. Driscoll, B. Rennert, D. Schmidt, M. Schweitzer. 3rd ROW: T. Nolker, C. Harrmann, D. Hambrick, B. Cannon. Yearbook Blood, sweat, tears, temper and plenty of details go into the makeup of a yearbook. The entire sen- ior class can take blame or praise for this year- book, for it was their co-operation and interest in the annual that made such a large and pictur- esque edition possible. The Staff apologizes to Brother Camillus for Remaining Staff: D. Kramer, E. Schmelzle: B. Hare. stretching his generous permission almost to the breaking point, to the faculty for the constant interruption of their classes, to any students that may have been misidentified, and to Brother Jo- seph, our moderator, for occasional disagreement on policy. W efre Finishedhand W'erc glad. 119 Members left to right: ht ROW: J. SpitzmiIler, McGrath, JT GearyJ R. Dolan, B. Alf. 2nd ROW: Hooven, L. Steinlej J. Fallon, P. OlCormer, C. Finnicum, J. Nieman, N. Christensen. 120 Chess Club The Chessman, under the direction of Brother Charles, participated in matches held throughout the city. The Chess Club is an organization formed to provide con- structive recreation on an intellectual level. The club is open to students of all classes and will provide instruction for beginners. Radio Club The Radio Club, under the guid- ing hand of Mr. Mercurio, has survived its infant year as a club at LaSalle. The elubk call letters are WASMBS, and they are fully reg- istered with the FCC. Looking dis- tantly forward, the club is viewing next year as a chance to set up a more eHicient club station and get the Club rolling after this year of organization and instruction. Members left to right: 15! ROIV: Mrt Mcrcurio, J. Conrad, K. Meinken, J Davis, S. Meyer, 271d ROW: W. Veeneman, E. Pelt, L. WurstJ J. Kroeger, RA Merkel, Tt Mortimer, J. LippsA Members left to right: Ixz ROW: B. Wagner, E. Muntel, Rt Weber, W. Lee. 2nd ROW: D, Temming, Ft Hyle, R. Mattes, B. Campbell, J. Kellen Speech Club The Speech Club has been here at LaSalle for three years and is one of the oldest clubs going. The Club is in existence for the betterment of elocution of any student wishing it. The Speech Club is open to all de- partments and greater partici- pation is encouraged. Brother Florian, the club,s moderator, invites all students to express their prowess in words in next years tourna- ments. 121 Members left to right: Is: ROW: R. Zureich, D. OiBrien, R. Ruffing. 3rd ROW: G. Gipperich, E. Semmler, J. J. Finke, P. Herrmannj Brother Alfred. 2nd ROW: J. Muething,W.Niederhausen,M.SphortD.HambricI-t. Burkhardt, G. Haas, J. Cassedy, L. Freesej R, Schoening, Astronomy Club Those starry-eycd men wandering around the tronomers through the beginning stages of Astron- halls at school at night arerft in love with school, omy so that they will be able to continue star-gaz- they are members of a study group known as the ing on their own for their enjoyment. astronomy club. Anybody interested in this wonderful club is in- Brother Alfred, assistant principal and moder- vited to attend any of its sessions. ator 0f the young men7 has led these youngr as- Astronomy Club has telescopes on display at last years Activities Night. . ; RU i 1 mm SUPPE BEETHD Enemlngngi r31 - LHET WMY , '5 EL m u , if. m :mT hscmiomi ! E LUB i e ' i 5 Members left to right: Ist ROW: R. Canning, J. Luggen, T. Mischeli, R. Dolan, M. Welling, B. Alf, T. Finke, C. Juengling, B. Hummel. 2nd ROW: D. Haig: T. Karbow- ski, M. Thompson, D. Schmidt, M. Kramer, J. Alf, E. Petri, S. Ranz. 3rd ROW: P. Arszman: R. Heidorn, CA Osterday, J. Hilvert, B. Hafer, Bt Rennert7 RV Arlinghaus, C. Hirt, B. EFFIer, 4th ROW: Eh Maier, Kt Dirr, R. Linde- man, B. Bubinger3 J Wagner, E. Semmler, TA Quinn, J Winterhaltcr. 5th ROW: M. Karbowski, B. Arlinghaus, T. Bronstrup, D. Nichol, B Lee, J. On, J. Osterday, J. Goldschmidt. 6th ROW: J. Bamick, B. Niederhausen, J. Muething, Ht RennekampJ B. Cannon: Mt Schweitzer, T, Nolker, B. Shooner. 7th ROW: N. Buller, P. Hermann. P, Horgan, J. Knucven, P. Naberhaus, T. Waechter, J, Fischer, R. Renneker, L. Silverburg. National Honor Society One of the most exclusive organizations at LaSalle is the National Honor Society. The men chosen to this club are those who have shown scholarship, leadership, char- acter and service. These men are the gRzream 0f the croph here at LaSalle. The Honor Society at LaSalle assisted the administration in giving the entrance tests to the incoming freshmen. an a t S t n e t e D- m 0 C A EDWARD QHuUDH HEMPEL JAMES LEDGER AND WALTER WANDSTRAT 124 Left to Right: Mrs. Margaret Blessing, Mrs. Verenia Kastner, Mrs. Ruth Mueller, Mrs. Alberta Schmidt, Mrs. Theresa Geiger. Is a Must for a Sound School Left to Right: Mary Keller, Wanda Stevens, Ruth Fitzpatrick. SPECIAL EVEN Queen Maureen and her escort, Lou Seta dance to the Coronation Waltz. Loyalty Day Loyalty Day, 1963, was an event that worft soon be forgotten. Long hours were spent or- ganizing the Pep Rally, nominating queen can- didates, decorating for the dance and making sure everything was set for the big day. The game that afternoon was the only dis- appointment. We cheered loudly and our team played their best, although we were defeated by our Moeller opponents. However we soon re- turned to a festive mood, as we attended the dance and whirled t0 the music of the Vikings. Crepe paper hung from the ceiling, the dance floor was empty, but Loyalty Day, 1963, will re- main in everyonejs memories. Dick Davis, Student Council President, crowns Maureen Focrtsch as Loyalty Day Queen as her attendants, Judy Percy and Bonnie Brinkman, look on. Queen Maureen receives the scepter from her page. Loyalty Day Dance and setting captivates the hearts of all. e WW : mg. jirh Schneider, as defense attorney, questions the defendant, Kathy Fischer. The Night of January l6 LaSalle, with the help of Mother of Mercy and McAuley High Schools, put on their flrst dramatic production, ccThe Night of January 16.n Taking the lead roles were Jim Schneider and Bob Hamilton of LaSalle, Kathy Fischer of Merck and Bunny Honnert of McAuley. The audience was given the opportunity of serving as the members of the jury. The play was given on two nights and the defendant was found guilty one night and innocent the next. Part of the cast takes a bow after the play. Bob Hamilton, prosecutor, key witness. examines a Juniors dance to iiFascinatingi, music provided by Sammy Leeds. F ascz'natzion LaSalleis second annual Junior Dance was held on the night of April 3 at Lake- ridge Lodge. The Juniors and their dates danced from 9 to 12:30, to music provided by the Sammy Leeds band. The time and effort put forward to or- ganize the event proved worthwhile, as any junior will readily admit. nWould you care for a Coke:Ah Herm Ventre and John Fisher introduce their dates to Brother Florian. It takes four boys to hold Big Lou Silverburg down. Big Brother Day On. May 8, the graduating class did its best to imitate the founder of the Christian Brothers, St. John Baptist dc: LaSalle. The students showed their Christian charity by planning an outing for the orphans of St. Joseph Villa. Baseball, games, hikes, foot races and many other contests provided fun for all. Father Neahause, director of the Villa informed us that the event was a great suc- cess and also that we can be assured of the boys deep appreciation of it. jim Catanzaro explains the rules to one of the youngsters. The Youngsters give Ted Ballman and Bob Wenzel a hard time. K m, uOkay you guys let!s get organized! Now here this, now here this . . P Couples check in and receive their souvenirs. Showers of F lowers April 24- was a date that rang a bell in all the seniorls ears. This night was the climax of their high school social life. The time was 9 to 1 and the place was the clI-Iall 0f Mirrorsl, in the Netherland Hilton Hotel. Danca ing was close to the strains of Barney Rapps Or- chestra. In attendance were 215 couples. Our own llBeatlesal provided the intermission entertainment including the presentation of the first wHerbie Awarclll to the most deserving student, Dick Davis. At this time also Bob Rennert was awarded the annual Mrt La Salle award for the second consecutive year. The best we can say is that everyone enjoyed himselfl . A And the band played on. The Beatlesf, Dave Reed, Tom Bruehl, John Specht, Lou Marquet, provide cn- tertainmem during intermission. 135 Gary Miller, Jim Baldwin, and Jerry Zanitsch and their dates wait in line while Steve Kuhn gets his picture taken. HLefs sit this One out? Relaxation is enjoyed by all. Couples take time out to pose for photographer. Mothers and sons enioy dancing to the music of Pete Wagner. Mom Prom On May 15 the Seniors held their second prom 0f the year. This occasion was for the very Erst lady of their home life. The mothers and sons danced to the music of Mr. Pete Wagneris Band. Entertainment was provided by Brother Joel and his Barber Shop Quartet, and also by indi- vidual sketches put on by the sons. A great amount of pleasure was enjoyed by the mothers and the sons and because of this you can be assured it will be an annual event at La Salle. Some mothers decide to sit one out. Some mothers even have the courage to dance fast. This is an opportunity that most of the mothers have waited for. 139 Seniors pass through LaSallefs doors for the last time Premier Graduation On May 29 and 30, the hrst chapter of La Sallets history was completed. The Baccalaureate Mass was celebrated by Father McCarthy, the Archbishopts secretary, on Friday, May 29. Fol- lowing the ceremony an honors convocation was held. The graduation ceremony was held on May 30, with Monsignor Ryan and Brother I. Philip presiding. Each homeroom teacher was given the honor of reading off the names as the first graduating class stepped forward to receive their diplomas. Thus another step has been achieved in the long journey forward. Seniors anxiously wait for the Hnal moment. 14-0 Mike Luerck receives Communion during Baccalaureate Mass. Seniors march through corridor, into gym, for veremony Faculty, graduates and parents lisLen attentively. The main speaker. Brother Philip. addresses graduates. Father McCarthy congratulates Jim Alf on receiving the Archbishop Alter award. Monsignor Ryan and Brother Camillus pIESEDE diploma to Roy Hutzel. Senior Directory Joe Albert, St. Ann, Football 2,3,4; CSMC. Bob Alexander, St. Margaret Mary, Student Council 3; Poster Club 3; Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Jim Alf, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Hon- or Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Fine Arts 3; Senior Council ; Student Council 3 ; CSMC. Jim Amato, Our Lady of Lourdes, Track 2; CSMC; Glee Club 4; Newspaper 2,3,4. Ray Arlinghaus, St. John, National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3; Basketball Manager 3,4; Track 2; Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Paul Arszman, St. Ann, Senior Council; Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; CSMC. Ken Baier, St. James, Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 2,3; Fine Arts 3;CSMC. Jim Baldwin, Our Lady of Lourdes, Glee Club 4; CSMC. Ted Ballman, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Bas- ketball Manager 2,3,4; Golf 4; Newspaper 2; CSMC. Nick Barone, St. Ann, CSMC. Jim Barwick, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Chess Club 2; Newspaper 2; Fine Arts 3 ; CSMC. Steve Bay, St. Vivians, CSMC. Ray Beck, St. Catherine, CSMC. Carl Beckman, St. James, Yearbook 4; CSMC. Paul Beckstedt, St. Martin, CSMC. Ed Beiersdorfer, St. Martin, CSMC. Tony Beischel, St. Bernard, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Track 2; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Mike Bernzott, St. James, Bronze Honor Pin; Track 2; Football 4; Yearbook 4; Fine Arts 4; CSMC. Larry Betz, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Louis Binder, St. Vivians, Astronomy 3,4; Football 2; Football Man- ager 3,4; Glee Club 4; Legion of Mary 3,4; CSMC. Paul Binder, St. James, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. John Blessing, St. James, Football 3 ; CSMC. Bill Blessing, St. Margaret Mary, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Bob Bobinger, Assumption, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper 4; Benildus Club 3,4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Roger Boehm, St. Ignatius, CSMC. Bob Bohn, St. Vivians, CSMC. Don Borgman, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Track 3; CSMC. Howard Bost, St. Vivians, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Football 2, 3,4; CSMC. Allen Boyle, St. Margaret Mary, Football 2; Newspaper 3; Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; CSMC. 144 Mike Brinkmeier, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Tom Bronstrup, Corpus Christi, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society, 4; Legion of Mary 2; CSMC. Dan Brooks, St. Aloysius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Steve Brown, St. Catherine, CSMC. Tom Bruehl, St. Aloysius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Student Council 4; Newspaper 4; CSMC. Norb Buller, St. James, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Hon- or Society 4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Benildus Club 4; Newspaper 2,4; Yearbook 4; Legion of Mary 2; CSMC. Tim Burda, St. Margaret Mary, Poster Club 3 ; CSMC. Ed Busam, St. Vivians, CSMC. Dick Buten, St. Aloysius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; News- paper 4 ; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Bob Canning, St. Margaret Mary, National Honor Society 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3 ; Benildus Club 4; CSMC. Tom Canning, St. Margaret Mary, Glee Club 3,4; Poster Club 3; CSMC. Bert Cannon, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Year- book 4; Fine Arts 3; Legion of Mary 2; CSMC. Jim Catanzaro, St. Ann ; Track 2,3,4; CSMC. Jim Conrad, St. Margaret Mary, Radio Club 4; Band 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Dennis Coors, Assumption, Football 2,3,4; CSMC, Tom Costello, St. Catherine, Bronze Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Fine Arts 3 ; CSMC. Dick Davis, St. Barts, Student Council 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; USMC. Joe Dehner, Assumption, Bronze Honor Pin; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Norman Dickman, St. Vivians, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC, Ken Dirr, Little Flower, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1;CSMC. Alan Doerman, St. Catherine, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; CSMC. John Donlin, St. Richard, Radio Club 4; CSMC. Harry Drain, St. Ann, CSMC. Barry Driscoll, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Track 2,3,4; Fine Arts 3; Benildus Club 4; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Tom Duffy, St. Martin, Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; CSMC. Ray Ebbcler, St. Margaret Mary, Glee Club 4; CSMC. Chris Eckes, St. James, Football 2,3,4; CSMC. Bill Efflcr, Assumption, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; CSMC. Joe Eicholz, St. Martin, Band 2,3; CSMC. Jack Eisenecher, St. Martin, Track 4; CSMC. 145 Terry Elfers, St. Martin, Bronze Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Wres- tling 2; CSMC. M61 Enderle, St. James, Wrestling 2; CSMC. Dave Enginger, St. Martin, Basketball 1,2; CSMC. Fred Engler, Little Flower, CSMC. Ed Fink, St. James, Glee Club 3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; CSMC. Jay Fischer, St. Ann, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Track 2,3 ; Glee Club 3,4; Fine Arts 3 ; CSMC. Jim Fisher, St. Ignatius, Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Tim Flanagan, Little Flower, Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; CSMC. George Fox, St. Ignatius, Newspaper 2; CSMC. Dan Gallagher, St. Vivians, Newspaper 2; CSMC. Ralph Gartner, St. Ann, Football 2; Track 3; Newspaper 3; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Steve Gasdorf, St. Clare, CSMC. William Gehrum, St. James, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Gerry Geier, St. Margaret Mary, Track 2,3 ; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Louis Geiger, St. Ignatius, CSMC. Jerry Geiser, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Ed Gettler, St. Martins, Wrestling 2; Benildus Club 3; CSMC. Greg Gick, St. Ann, Bronze Honor Pin; Student Council 4; Basket- ball 2,3; Golf4; CSMC. John Goedde, St, Martin, Wrestling 2; CSMC. Dave Goedl, St. Aloysius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Glee Club 4; CSMC. Tom Goefft, St. Vivians, Football 2,3 ; CSMC. Bob Hafer, Little Flower, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Cross Country 4; Track 2,3; Fine Arts 3; Benildus Club 3;CSMC. Dave Haig, St. Bartholomew, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Fine Arts Club 3; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Steve Hall, St. Catherine, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Don Hambrick, St. Margaret Mary, Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3; Yearbook 4; Astronomy 4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Bob Hamilton, St. James, Senior Council, CSMC. Bill Hare, Little Flower, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Basketball Manager 1,2; Yearbook 4; CSMC. George Harperink, St. Clare, Bronze Honor Pin; Glee Club 3,4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Chuck Harrmann, St. Ignatius, Bronze Honor Pin; Track 3; Benildus Club 4; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Steve Hattersley, St. Vivians, Bronze Honor Pin; Football 2,3,4; CSMC. Jerome Hauck, St. Martin, CSMC. Tony Haussr, Assumption, CSMC, Tim Hausfeld, Little Flower, Football 2,3 ; CSMC. Frank Heckler, St. Martin, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Wrestling 2;CSMC. 146 Ray Heidom, St. Martin, Bronze and Silver Honor; Pins; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Fine Arts; CSMC. John Heis, St. John, Bronze Honor Pin; Student Council 3; Newspaper 3; Glee Club 3; CSMC. Louis Helligrath, St. Margaret Mary, Football 2; CSMC. John Hermann, St. Bartholomew, Bronze Honor Pin; Basketball 1; Footba112,3; Track 2,3 ; Cross Country 4; CSMC. Phil Herrmann, Saint Bartholomew, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Football 2; CSMC. Phill Herrmann, St. John, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 2; Astronomy 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Newspa- per 3 ; CSMC. Mike Hester, St. Aloysius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Student Council 3 ; Poster Club 3; CSMC. Jim Hilvert, St. Catherine, National Honor Society 4; Football 3,4; Track 3; CSMC. Chuck Hirt, St. Ignatius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Senior Council; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Steve Hischemiller, St. Aloysius, CSMC. Mike Hobing, St. Ann, Football 2; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Greg Hoetker, St. Catherine, Band 2,3,4; CSMC. Richard Hollcnkamp, St. Margaret Mary, Football 2 ; CSMC. Dave Hooper, St. Margaret Mary, Football Manager 4; CSMC. Paul Horgan, St. Ignatius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Senior Council; Glee Club 4; CSMC. Bob Huelsmann, St. Ann, CSMC. Mike Humbert, St. Vivians, CSMC. Bill Huseman, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC. Jack Huth, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; CSMC. Roy Hutzel, St. Richard, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Scott Inderhees, St. Ann, Footba112; CSMC. Ron James, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin; Student Council 4; Basket- ball 1 ; Cross Country 4; Benildus Club 3; CSMC. Torn Kaeser, St. John, CSMC. John Kammer, St. Ann, Bronze Honor Pin; Golf 4; CSMC. Torn Karbowski, St. Richards, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Senior Council; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Ken Keller, St. Boniface, Track 2; CSMC. Jim Kemen, St. Catherine, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; CSMC. Joe Kestler, St. Martin, CSMC. Ralph Kist, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. John Klosterman, St. James, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; CSMC. Jim Koetters, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Bill Koetters, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Ken Kerb, St. Martin, CSMC. Mike Krach, St. James, Football Manager 3; CSMC. I47 George Kraft, St. Richard, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Fine Arts 3; Glee Club 4; CSMC. Dennis Kramer, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin; Track 3; Glee Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Mike Kramer, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Track 3,4; Band 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; CSMC. LeRoy Kriemcr, St. Ignatius, Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Steve Kuhn, St. Martin, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Ed Landenwitsch, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Fred Laub, St. Martin, CSMC. Dan Lautenbach, St. Catherine, Basketball 1,2; Senior Council; CSMC. Dennis Layer, St. Margaret Mary, Track 3; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Mike Leurck, St. Aloysius, Basketball 1,2,3,4; CSMC. Richard Lindeman, St. James, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 2; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Fine Arts 3; Newspaper 4; CSMC. James Loichinger, St. Ann, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Jim Luggen, Little Flower, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper 3,4 ; CSMC. Gerald Lutterbei, St. Catherine, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC., 3 Paul Maier, St. Ann, CSMC. Louis Marquet, St. Ann, Student Council; Senior Council, Track 3; CSMC. Jim Martin, St. Vivians, CSMC. Joe Mastrullo, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Ed Mayer, St. James, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Wrestling 2; Fine Arts 3 ; Ron Mazuk, St. Vivians, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC. Kerry McGrath, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin; Newspaper 2,3; CSMC. Ken Mees, Assumption, CSMC. Gary Miller, St.A10ysius, CSMC. Richard Miller, St. Aloysius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; CSMC; Bob Montgomery, St. Vivians, CSMC. Glen Moorman, St. Ann, CSMC. Jim Muething, St, Aloysius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Astronomy 3,4; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Ed Murphy, St. Aloysius, CSMC. Bob Nelson, St, Aloysius, Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Paul Nesselhuf, St. Martin, Benildus Club 3,4; CSMC. Bill Niederhausen, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 4; Benildus Club 3,4; As- tronomy 3,4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Dan Nieporte, St. Ann, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC. Tom Nolker, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. 148 Dave Nortman, Assumption, Bronze Honor Pin; Newspaper 4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Mike Norton, Our Lady of Lourdes, Football 3; Track 3; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Ed Oehlcr, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Track Manager 2; CSMC. Don Oelling, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Chris Osterday, St. Catherine, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Benildus Club 3,4; CSMC. Dennis Osterhaus, Little Flower, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Football 2; CSMC. Gary Overman, Corpus Christi, CSMC. Dave Owens, St. Martin, Track 3; CSMC. Ed Penick, St. Ann, CSMC. Terry Pennekkamp, St. Bartholomew, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; CSMC. Steve Peters, St. James, Student Council 4; CSMC. Ernie Pctri, St. Ann, Bronze Honor Pin; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3 ; Basketball Manager 3; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Tim Plagcman, St. Catherine, CSMC. Tony Powell, St. Ignatius, Bronze Honor Pin ; Track 3; CSMC. Tim Powell, St. Ignatius, Bronze Honor Pin; Newspaper 2; Student Council 3,4; Fine Arts 3; Track 2; Cheerleader 2; CSMC. Bill Powell, St. Aloysius, CSMC, Dan Quatman, St. Martin, CSMC. Dick Rabe, St. Vivian, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Dave Reed, St. Vivians, Football 2,3,4; CSMC. John Reiring, St. Ignatius, Bronze Honor Pin; Track 2,3; CSMC. Larry Rennekamp, Assumption, CSMC. Ralph Renneker, St. James, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Football 2,3,4; CSMC. Bob Renner, St, Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Senior Council; Football 2; CSMC. Bob Rennert, Assumption, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Fine Arts 3; Benildus Club 4; Yearbook 4,- Senior Coun- cil; CSMC. Jim Rensing, St. Ann, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC. Dan Ricdcr, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Cheerleader 2,3; CSMC. Jerry Riehle, St. Aloysius, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; CSMC. Pete Riel, St. Martin, CSMC. Victor Rigacci, St. Catherine, Bronze Honor Pin; Band 2,3,4; CSMC. Dave Riley, St, Margaret Mary, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Bob Ritter, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Bill Rocklin, Assumption, Bronze Honor Pin; Newspaper 4; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; CSMC. 149 Fred Russell, Assumption, Student Council 3,4; Senior Council; Track 2; Glee Club 4; CSMC. Ralph SchaHer, St. Ann, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Mike Schibi, St. James, Glee Club 3; CSMC. Ed Schmelzle, St. James, Bronze Honor Pin; Track 2; Yearbook 4; CSMC. John Schmidt, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; CSMC. Dick Schmidt, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Fine Arts 3 ; Legion of Mary 2; CSMC. Bill Schmidt, St. Margaret Mary, Benildus Club 3,4; CSMC. Jerry Schmutte, St. Aloysius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Track 2; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Jim Schnieder,5t. Ignatius, CSMC. Dave Scholten, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; Band 2,3; CSMC. Dan Schwab, St. Martin, Student Council 4; CSMC. Ray Schwab, St. James, Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Mike Schweitzer, St. Ignatius, National Honor Society 4; Basketball Manager 2,3 ; Chess Club 2; Newspaper 2,3 ; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Louis Seta, St. James, Band 2,3,4; CSMC. Bob Shooner, Assumption, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 3,4; Benildus Club 4; CSMC. Lou Silverberg, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; National Honor Society 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wres- tling 2; Benildus Club 4; CSMC. Richard Silz, Assumption, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Football 2,3,4; CSMC. John Specht, St. James, Cheerleader 3; Newspaper 3,4; Yearbook 4; CSMC. John Speicher, St. Arm, Wrestling 2; Benildus Club 2,3; CSMC. Art Sphar, St. Vivians, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. Richard Spieser, St. Ignatius, Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; Bcnildus Club 2; CSMC. Mike Sphor, St. Martin, Astronomy Club 3,4; CSMC. Jim Stanghetti, St. Aloysius, Track 3 ; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Jerry Stautberg, St. Antoninus, Benildus Club 2; CSMC. Bob Stautberg, St. Antoninus, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Band 1,2,3; Benildus Club 2; CSMC. Harry Sterwerf, St. James, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Wrestling 2; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Steve Strasser, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Richard Strohofer, St. James, CSMC. Dale Sunderhaus, St. James, Bronze Honor Pin; Basketball 1,2,3; Foot- b21112; CSMC. 150 Terry Sundrup, St. Martin, Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Dan Sweeney, St. Clare, Bronze Honor Pin; Yearbook 4; CSMC. Mike Sweeney, St. Ignatius, Football 2; Track 2,4; Wrestling 2; CSMC. Bill Sylvester, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze Honor Pin; CSMC. John Tabar, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Don Tenbrink, St. Aloysius, Benildus Club 2; CSMC. Jim Tenoever, St. Martin, CSMC. Frank Teten, St. Ann, Football 2; Benildus Club 2; CSMC. Mike Thesken, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin; Wrestling 2; Glee Club 3,4; CSMC. Mike Thompson, St. Vivians, Bronze Silver and Gold Honor Pins; i Ya- tional Honor Society 4; Golf 4; Band 2,3,4; CSMC. George Trenn, Little Flower, Football 2,3,4; CSMC. Gary Tribbe, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze Honor Pin; Football 2; CSMC. Tom Vatter, St. John, Bronze Honor Pin; Football 2,3,4; CSMC, Bob Vollner, St. Margaret Mary, CSMC. Bill Wachtel, St, Martin, Bronze Honor Pin; Benildus Club 4; CSIWC. Tim Waechter, Assumption, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Counci13,4; Cross Country 4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Jim Wagner, St. Ignatius, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; Gold Honor Key; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Benildus Club 2; Newspaper 2,3,4; Fine Arts 3; Chess Club 2; CSMC. Bill Walters, St. Martin, CSMC; Bronze Honor Pin. Jim Watson, Assumption, Senior Council; CSMC. Jerry Weber, St. Martin, Track 2; CSMC. Mark Weinkam, St. Catherine, Bronze and Silver Honor Pins; Chess Club 2,3; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Bob chzel, Assumption, Footbali 2; Golf 4; Glee Club 4; CSMC. Richard Wernke, St. Catherine, CSMC. Wayne Wiesenmaier, Assumption, Bronze Honor Pin; Wrestling 2; Benildus Club 4; N ewspaper 2 ,' CSMC, Darryl Wiesman, St. Ann, Football 2; CSMC. Dwight Wilkens, St. James, Newspaper 2,3,4; Poster Club 3; Glee Club 3,4; Fine Arts 3; CSMC. Ron Willing, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin; Y6arbook 4; CSMC. Bill Witte, St. Martin, Track 3; CSMC. Jim Wray, Little Flower, Glee Club 4; Newspaper 2; CSMC. Tim Wuennemann, St. Margaret Mary, Bronze, Silver and Gold Hon- or Pins; Gold Honor Key; Basketball 2; Golf 4; Band 1,2; CSMC. Chris Yaeger, St. James, CSMC. Ron Yerger, St. Richard, Radio Club 4; CSMC, Jerry Zanitsch, St. Catherine, Track 2; CSMC. Robert Ziepfel, St. Martin, Bronze, Silver and Gold Honor Pins; CSMC. Jahn Zomes, St. Martin, Track 3 ; CSMC. Kerry McGrath Dan Schwab In Memoriam In the early hours of the morning of Sunday June 21, 1964 the, wail of sirens told of the grim tragedy. The first reports showed that two died and five were injured in the one car crash on State Route 128 near Miamitoxm. The dead were Kerry h-ICGrath and Dan Sehwab, two of LaSaHCE hPremier Graduatcsf, One of their classmates, Tom Duffy, died early 1Monday of injuries received in the crash. These three boys are the First La Salle Alumni to reach their eternal reward. The staff of the RACON- TEUR, in speaking for the entire student body and faculty, extends its sympathy to the relatives and friends of these three fine hBrothers Boys.W '- Tom Duffy