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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1965 volume:

LLa-Salle High school 3091 Norfh Behd Road ' : Cincinnati, Ohio Bill Lee: Edito'r-in-chief Paui Naberhaus: Events , Tom Ruthemey'er: EXtracurriculars Eric Mendel: Athletics Jim' Ott: Administration Jim Klett: Underclasszhen Dennis Lynch: Seniors ' VI: , Larry Wuest: Phbtogfaphy .. Brother Patrick Gregory: Moderator- The LaSoIIe RACONTEUR CONTENTS Curriculum ......... 3 Activities .......... 14 Sports ............ 34 Events ............ 54 Administration ...... 76 Seniors........... 96 Underclassmen. . . . . . 2118 Lines and Shadows Blend to Alter Roane 8mm . M 4 K Q: The Human Factor Enlivens Routine . . . ...'Va o on Reheves Roane mum E f; ' Hm iili Food for Thought . . . And So Goes the Day . . . infill; . 11w .xilaliifi. : .., . EXTRACURRICULARS Student Government Student Council 0173mm: Don Schwegman, sophomore repre- sentative; jim Osterday, treasurer; Bill Hummel, lst vice-presi- dent; Tim Quinn, president; Pat Heidem, 2nd vice-president; Kevin England, secretary. Student council representatives vote on a pro- posed measure. The senior council, moderated by Brother foal, as are the student and safety councils, meets to de- cide upon homeroom suggestions. rr-n' III 1 m ' p; M The senior council members dis- cuss the proposal of chairman Rick VonderBrink. The safety council considers a proposed poster which chairman Bill Campbell supports for all members to see. National Honor Society The 1965 La 83110 chaptcr of the National Honor Society consists of 17 juniors and 34 seniors. Members were selected according to four qualifications: scholarship, leadership, character and service, Mcmbers applied to the society and then at a general faculty meeting, teachers discussch each applicant and voted on who should become members. Society activities this year included: tutoring underdassmcn, ushering at the First Friday Mass and proctering the testing of incoming freshmen. The ofhcers are Tom Finkq president; Bill Lee, vice-president; and Tom Mischcll, secre- tary. The president and vice-president took part in the forming of a cityavidti chapter of the National Honor Society preparatmy to form- ing a state Chapterh SENIORS FIRST ROPV: C. J'ucngling, K. hiarginian, T. Quinn, B. Arling- haus, Lh Dunham. SECOND ROW: H. Rennekamp, J. Siegert, Th Ruthemeyerh J Jesse, J. Win- terhalterj J. Kletf, R. Dolatr'lj S. Ranz. THIRD ROW: R. Vnnder- Brink NI, Karbowski, R. Alf, T. Mischcll, Dh Nickel, M. Welling, W. Vecneman, T. Finkc, G. Thomas, E. Hare, E. Semmler. R. Newman, P. Naberhaus. FIFTH ROW: T. Kaeser, D. Lynch, J. Knueven, E. Mendel, J. Osterday, R. Ollendio. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: J. Freytag, N. Le- Saint, T. Dauwc, F. Hyle, W. Campbell, J. Finkc. H. Ticrncy, E. MumcL Br. Raphael. SEC- OND ROPV: D. Stocber, G. Schwamberger, Rh Wcllbmck, R. Boberg, Dh O'Brien; R. Ruffing, D. Foley, J Bosse. Nlissing when picture was taken: I. Kuechen- meister. Brother Camillus presents James Kuechenmeister with his membership certiflcate at the Honor Socictfs induction ceremony. Band Invited to Orange Bowl This year the band took great strides for- ward. At the traditional Spring Concert, the band and glee club cut a high fidelity record. This year the band also announced that they were invited to play at the 1966 Orange Bowl. Besides presenting the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the band also appeared at many of the football games and even presented a con- cert to the students at MCAuley. Mr. Dowd brought several guest conductors to the band concerts this year. Miss Christine Schehr, a senior at McAuley, was featured vo- calist at both the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. Bro. Joel Leaves Glee Club Tim Battlr Hymn of HIV Rvpubiir, tht' traditional spring concvrt htmlc. was never more inspirvd than this spring: It had hocn annmmcvd at tho matint'e performance that BI'OthF Jovl was bcing transtcrrcd to Kansas City Club mmnbers. rvztlizing that this was the last timt' tht'y would work with Brother Joel on the Battle Hymn. wcrv mm crying a little. Brother Joel's farewell concert was the most unusual tho gict' Cluh m-t-r produced and a high fidelity rvrm'd was madc. The glee Club also participated in the Christmas concert with tho hand and sang Christmas carols at tho Westwoocl-Chcviot Nativity Scent at Fountain Square, and sang at the 721tholic Music Festival and at David's Buffet. 20 22 Bro. Florian Leads Speech and Chess Clubs; Both Joined New Leagues The speech and chess clubs are both under the direction of Brother Florian, This year both clubs joined new league com- petition. The chars club is a member of the western division of the Greater Cincinnati Chess League, The Club has a competitive system in which the best five players of the week play in that weeks tournament games. The usual members of the team are: Patrick OConnor, Ron Dolan, Nick Christenson, John Knueven and Mladen Zigrovic. The team was highly successful and beat teams from Roger Bacon, St, Xavier, Elder, Finneytown and Harrison. The .rpmech club joined the National Forensic League and in less than one year, Eve members earned membership to the League: Ralph Weber, Bill Lee, Tom Mattie, Larry Frey and NIark Honnert: At tournaments at St. Xavier, Princeton, Notre Dame and Oak Hillsj these five members won top ratings in many rounds of original oratory and extemporaneous speaking Yearbook Finished; Only Two Casualties A loosely-knit and highly-chaotic staff ac- cidently produced a rather unique annual for the 1964-65 schooiyear. Prodded by a some- what psychotic Bill Lee, the yearbook struggled along with a highly inefficient and third-rate staff. The Racontvur will come to be regarded as one of the most interesting undertakings in the annals of publishing history. Bizarre and un- believable layouts were literally strewn on paper by unhinged and depraved neurotics. Midnight scream sessions followed eleven dclock skull sessions. Deadlines were missed, copy was fouled up, pictures were lost, editors became sick, some died, funerals wasted a lot of production time and all had fun. But it hnally happened: and here it ish THE NEW 1965 RACONTEUR. BILL LEE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF THOMAS J. RUTHEMEYER PAUL NABERHAUS JIM OTT ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS FACULTY 24 ?w-MJVW'W-a, xiv M - ERIC MENDEL DENNIS LYNCH JIM KLETT ATHLETICS SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN RON DOLAN TOM KLUMB BOB ALF FIRST PAGE SECOND PAGE THIRD PAGE Newspaper Increases Circulation; Features Celebrity Interviews The newspaper put on an entirely new face this year, The new moderator, Brother Cormac, Chose five editors, expanded the number of issues from saved to nine, extended circulation to McAuley and refurnished the newspaper office. Brother Cormac enrolled the Ledger in the National Scholastic Press Association. Each semester the Associa- tion rates and judges the yearis issues and places them in categories. The Ledger achieved the First Class Hon or Rating this year. Among the many new experiments the Ledger tried were interviews with noted personalities such as Peter, Paul and Mary and Jack Twyman and an expanded Letters to the Editor column. This gave the students the chance to compliment or gripe about the previous issue. Another regular feature was a column written by Dave Nickel, a talented senior, whose biting wit sparked every issue. TOM FINKE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 26 DAVE NICKOL LARRY VVUEST JIM KUECHENMEISTER FOURTH PAGE PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION RPis, Pep, Poster Clubs Clubs Increase Spirit by Formed during the homecoming preparations and continuing their good work throughout the year, the RPR' are one of the busiest service groups in the school. This group, consisting of fourteen jun- iors with Brother Roland moderating, has been aiding the faculty with an inexhaustible source of energy. Besides setting up the gym for basketball games and cleaning up afterwards, this organization has operated the coat Check, built scenery for the play, set up for Mass and ushered at many social get- togethers of the school, They have also helped with decorations for various other activities. The ,9ch club is another of the service groups of the school. Mr. Schulte, the moderator, greatly expanded the membership in the 28 All Work for Homecoming; Service of Games, Dances pep club this year. Pep assemblies, homecoming Hoats, the home- coming weekend7 the bonfire and spontaneous demonstrations at football games were some of the ways the members of the pep club promoted school spirit The IJOXMT club is the smallest of the service groups. However, what the club lacks in size it makes up for with hard work, Our corridors and bulletin boards are always enlivened by the bright and imaginative posters the group produces. The club engages only the more artistic 0f the La Salle students who use their various skills in the creation of the many posters seen in the school hallst They have helped to publicize most of the schooYS activities here at La 821110 and also at McAuIey and Mercy. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Jerry Riesz. Gary Kreimer. Steve Moran. Tum Millse Mel Vollc. Bill Hausman. Geri Crueter. Barh Sahers. Sharon Arszman, Libby Griebstien. Linda. Feldkamp. 30 V Cheerleaders Enliven Games HGirls! Girls! Girls! clamorcd the students. And Mr. Schulte rose to the occasion. With the Cooperation of Sister Mary Emily of McAuley: and Sister Perpetual of Mother of Mercy, La Salle. at long last, had girl cheerleaders. At the hrst football assembly of the year, our boy cheer- Eeaders were introduced. along with four selected girls: Midge Honnert and Chcxyl Harland from Mercy, and Nancy Kummler and Barb Schneider from McAuley, Later, the addition of more boys and girls brought mem- bership of the cheerleading organization to twentwaour. The cheerleaders have greatly helped to develop a better feeling of school spirit around La Salle. The awards assembly at the end of the year was also es- pecially brightened by the presence of the girl cheerleaders. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: CLOCKWISE-Midge Honnert, Sheila McCarthy, Cheryl Harland, Sharyn Miller, Angie Gallina, Linda Bella. Sue Phister: Spence Feldman, Nancy Kummlere Greg Gibbonse Missing when picture was taken: Paul Naherhaus. Kickoff cheer is tried for the first time. The girts practice for the big homecoming game Stargazing Not Just a Hobby; IfEducates Too Stars, constellations, planets and clouds These are objects vcxy familiar to a group of boys known as the astronomy club Under the direction of Brother Alfred, the club has monthly meetings. On one Saturday night a month. the members comc to school: get their telescopes and go to the back lot to study the stars. The club has also been able to travel to tho Planctarium a num- ber of times. This Club was cstablished not as an outlet for a hobby, but primarily as a. means of education. Some of the meetings take on the appearance of a class, since members are also taught the characteristics of the planets. P.T.A. This year, Brother Stephen directed the PTA, which has done much for La 821116 in the Five years since it was built. Some of thcir accomplishments include: purchasing Curtains for the gym windows, giving Brother Camillus enough money to purchase curtains and equipment for the stage and financing the Mom From. This organization is not, however, only useful for donating money and materials to LaSalle. It is a means through which the parents of the students have been able to contact their sonsh teachers. It is a social group which serves two purposes: that of organizing school activities and that of estabhsh- ing good parent-teacher relations. Mr. and Mrs. Mendel consult Brother Bertram before PTA meeting. Officers: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Finke: Mrh Reincrt, Mr. Kraemer, Mrs. Herrmann, Mr. Handel, Brother Stephen, Mrs. Trenn, Mr. Mischell, SECOND ROW: Mr. Blessing, Mrl Schneider, Mr. Schmutte, Mr, Fischerr Mr, Holmes: Mr. Bossc, Mr. Poppc, Mr. Greene, MrV Collins, Mrh Kraft. 33 LA SALLE . . . Where Competition Creates Character Lancers Score Opening, Closing Victories It was a long season sandwiched between opening and closing victories, After downing Franklin 14e0 hand keeping alive 21 La Salle tradition of never losing an opening gameL the Lancers dropped eight straight before beatingI McNicholas 26g0. The victory over the Rockets helped the alumni celebrate La 8211165 hrst home- coming. Lancer fans will remember those two victories: and the three games we should haw won, against Moeller. Purcell and Hamilton Catholic. The rugged schedule included seven state-ranked teams. The Lancer squad was led by co-captains Jim Kesse and Rick Schrand. Fullback Kesse was named to the All-Ohio and All-City second teams. He was also selected as the Most Valuable Player in the Greater Cincinnati League. Tackle Bob Abrams was also named to the G. C. L. second team. Jim Kesse was the leading ground-gainen Tim Quinn the leading passer and scorer and Joe Glatthaar and Pat Heidorn the leading pass receivers. Awards presented at the football banquet were: Jim Kesse, most valuable player; Rick Vanderbrink, best offensive player: Tom Bachman, most defensive points; and Clark Podvin. most improved player. Also honored were seniors Bob Abrams, Joe Glatthaar, Rick McCreary, Tim Quinn, Bob Rodcnberg, Rick Rodenberg, Lam Rohrkasse and Rick Schrzmd. 36 Inamhqim! A Bacon defender chects a pass intended for Pat Heidom. ON GROUND: B. Hargreaves. FIRST ROW: Coach London J. Audia, EJ Evans. B. B'Iax'quct. M. Murphy, T. Ginn, L. Ruhrkasse, R. VonderBrinkj A. Abrams! T. Bachman, P. Hcidnrn, S, Wellin J. A11geier.D,WcsseI, Quinn, J. Kesse, R. SchrandJ R. MCCI J. Giatthaar, Brother Bertram. THIRD RI, 1- : G. Schwamberger, P. R. Rodenbarg, B. Rodcnbcrg. Coach Krueger. SECOND Trenn, J Payer. DJ Truax. M. Fischcr, C. Podvin, J. ROW: Brother E. Austin, D. Makrancy, JJ Stark, D. BussejTJ VonderBrink,J Pricc,H.Smith. LaSalle LaSalle LaSalle LaSalle ...... LaSalIe ...... LaSalIe ...... LaSaIle ...... LaSalIe ...... 0 LaSaIle ...... 0 LaSaIle ...... 26 Niles McKinley ..... 42 Purcell Holmes Roger Bacon ........ 32 McNicholas . .......... O Jim Kesse ploughs through tacklers. Rese rve Team FIRST ROW: P. Mallory mng, B Palmisano, M Inderhecs, C. Oliver, R. Kugele, K. Barlag, G. Am- lung M. Lambers, B Schmidt, P. Nedderman mgr SECOND ROW: W. Herman, G, Berding, G. San- der, J. Lutz, G. Long, 1 Cipriani, T. Theobald! J. Wagner, F. Hcckim TOP ROW: Coach D. Boyle, L. Kenkcl, B. Harmeyer, J. McHugh, J. Lipps, N Zawaski, C. Kromer, G. Gall, J. Lohbeck, J. Ten- brink, S. Westrich, G Fritz, Brother Austin, Coach R. Rieman. Tim Quinn sweeps the end as Larry Rohrkasse spits in the Spartank eye. Freshman Team FIRST ROW: J. Weiner, B, Lawall, J. Smith, S. Schaefer, A Tenbrink, M. Leahy, L. Re, B. Ritter, J. Ogle mgr. SECOND ROW: M. Muthcrt, B. Meredith, B. Babel, M. Hanegar: T. Orth, B. Satz- ger, G. Rosteutschcr, P, Bove, S. Dzakovic: D. Sei- wert, M, Ranz THIRD ROW: D. Mueller, M. Dan- nen J. Hanson, D. Carson, D. Obert, M, Wiegelc, G Bourgraf, G. Denier, J. VVhittou, J. Ruff, G. Jacob, B. Tepe. FOURTH ROW: Coach B, Freemal, K. Tumey, D. Lee, M. Seifert, T, Luken, D. Walsh, D. Bessler, R. Harrmann, R Willenborg, I. Lambert, M. Walters, G Ohmear D Russ, Coach J. Broxter- man. FIFTH ROW: D. Nagel, D Wurzclbachcr, M. Brenner, T. Korfhagen, T, Bubenhofcr, M. Mat- tis, B. Hahn, P. McGrath, CA Bergman, P. Rybolt, G. Buffier, TA Rothan, M Yunger. . J H? .. + m mmmm n:naLrL-J: m H m! 41 Cogers Carve 17-5 Record ? The 1964-55 season saw Coach Bill Cadfs Lancers form a 17e5 record, with second place in the GCL. With only one letterman, AlLAmerican Dick HauckeJ returning from last yeafs team, the Lancers were a big question mark before the season began. They quickly reeled off seven straight wins before losing to St. Xavier. With Haucke slowed by tonsilitis and the team hampered by the away-from-homc court disadvantage1 La Salle dropped three of its next four games. But Dick returned to health and the Lancers ran off another winning streak, this time one of eight games, before losing to Anderson in the semi-hnals of the District tournament. At the Basketball Banquet, the following awards were presented: Dick Hauckc, Most Valuable Player; Mike Crows, Best Defensive Player; Charley Middendorf, Best Outside Shot; Terry Sillies, Most Improved Player; Ken Reupert, Most Hustle; Don Schwegman, Most Underrated Player; Tim Quinn, Best Team Player. 1964-65 BASKETBALL RECORD LaSalle .. 53 Finneytown 49 LaSalle .. 47 St. Xavier 63 LaSallc . . 78 Woodward . . . 56 LaSalle . 105 Oak Hills . . . . 73 LaSalle .. 76 Moeller ..... 61 LaSalle .. 94- Purccll ...... 76 LaSallc .. 76 Purcell ...... 71 LaSalle .. 5? Elder ....... 51 LaSalle .. 89 Walnut Hills .. 53 LaSalIe .. 62 Moellcr ...... 5B LaSalle .. 48 Elder ........ 46 LaSalle .. 75 Roger Bacon .. 67 LaSalle .. 98 Hamilton Cath . 49 LaSalle .. 72 McNicholas .. 66 LaSalle .. 56 St. Xavier . . t. 61 LaSalle . . 73 McNicholas .. 58 LaSalle .. 63 Cov. Oath t .. 59 LaSalle .. 77 Woodward 60 LaSaHe .t 54- Roger Bacon .. 59 1.353116 .. 84 Walnut Hills .. 51 LaSalle . . 56 McNicholas . . 60 LaSalle . . 42 Anderson t . . . 44 Brother Camillus presents Dick with the trophy for be- ing the highest scorer in the history of Cincinnati. CoaCh Cady gives encouragement to the team. 43 The Lancers are ready to go after the pre-game introduction, KNEELINC: D. Fischer mgr, M Roth, T Quinn, M, Crowe, K T, Sillies, E. Schwegman, D. Schwegman, B. Arlinghaus mgn, Reupcrt, M. Fulzenlogcn. D. Smebcr mgr. STANDING: F Mak- Coach Cady. rancy mgr, P. Dehler, C. Middendurf, R. Ollcndick, D. Haucke, 44 Paul Dehler and Don Schwcgman chase a loose ball as Dick Hauckc looks on, Haucke's Jersey First Retired; Greatest Player DICK HAUCKE Dick Haucke is the greatest basketball player in La 521110 history. A complete list of his records and honors would be too large to detail herci Dick was named to evely Alerity team for three years and every All-State and All-American team for two. He was the cityis leading scorer for three years and the greatest scorer in Cin- cinnati history. He holds every La Salle scoring and rebounding record for a gameJ season, and career. In recognition of his magnificent record, La Sallc has retired his jersey and placed it in the trophy case along with a plaque summarizing his achievements. He was pre- sented with a trophy by the school which commemorated his scoring feats. The cere- mony was held before the MCNicholas game, the last home game for Dick and the other seniors. Coach Cady gives Charity Middendnrf some quick advice. 45 I . p E , : r. 1-. d 511 4.: '1 WW T. Sillies R. Ollendick K. Reupert C. Middcndorf D. S h - c uegman D. Haucke M. Folzcnlogen . ' 541:; .5? ..I 4, x 1- I W KNEELING: R. Gehrum mgr.. J. Lutz, K. Barlag, B, Huellemeier, K. Flynn, M, Pope, J. Cipriani, L. Zebrak mgr, STANDING: Coach Wiesenhahn, J. KNEELINC: G Berding, J Amato, SV O!Bryan, T. Murphy, M. Ranz, B. Stolle, M. Walters, J. Ruwe, P. BonEeldJ L. Re, J Dewald: M. Wurzel- bacher mgr. STANDING: Coach Freemal, D. Leahy gaff; league mark. Dirr, H. Smith, T. Buller, E. Schwegman, SA Poppa, C. Kramer, T. Donahue, T. Beckman, H. Kemen, R. Tourganeau mgr. mgr, D. Lee, M. Seifert, T. Schwab, R. Willenborg, G. Schapker, R. Harrmann, J. Reininger, D Rohr, J1 Gambetta, T. Burnett. 48 Reserves Win League Title Coach Bob Wiesenhahds Re- serves took the G.C.L. champion- ship, the first basketball title in La Salle history. Led by Ed Schweg- man, Steve Poppa, and Charlie Kromer, the young Lancers posted a 14 4 record, with a 10 2 Reserves Freshmen Greg Tedesco and Mike Murphy head for the finish line. 46 TRACK RECORD Harrison ........ Greenhitls ...... 55 Norwood ........ Wyoming ...... 55 Deer Park ...... 33 Oak Hills ...... 62 Roger Bacon Western Hills . . . Bob Marquet clears the bar. Finneytown . . . . - St Xavier . . . . ical Exerfion Phys Clearly Revealed. in Strained Expressions ' . . - , . hrvm. ' 50 The varsity members are: BOTTOM: L. Heinbuck, C. Woycke, V. Hoerst mglx: J. Freytag mgr., J. Schwartz, F. Flick, J Roaming, RV Damon, B. De- wald, J. Bostle, N. DellecaveA SEC- OND ROW: T. Kerth, N. LeSaint, J. Allgeier, F. Weisgerber, M. Murphy, D. Louder, R. McCreary, R. Roden- berg, J GreisJ M. Kraft, G. Schwam- berger, G. Tedesco, W. Giesting, W. Davis. THIRD ROW: G. UllmanJ B. Luken, J. Bosse, C. Podvin, RJ 01- lendick, NI. Fischer, K. Miller, D. Truax, G. Wissing, M. Byrne, G. Lud- wig, P, Hartsock mgr? Coach Dirr. The reserve members are: BOTTOM ROW: T. Borthsl M. Heinlein, B. Schmitt, B. Palmisano, J. Wagner, T. Theobald, T. Weisman, J. Miller, B. Grosse, K. Barlag, J. Kraus, J. Sch- neider, K. Harmeyer. SECOND ROW: B. Zureick mgr., T. LoganJ G. Am- lung, G. Long, T. Bachman, MV Sul- livan, J Audia, By Hotze, G. Sanders, J, Kuhn mgn, C. Statt, SJ Schmuttc, KA Schnitken THIRD ROW: L. Ken- kel, K. Brandt, M. Hester: G. Fritz, DA Teming, C. Kromer, BA Silber, J. Gleisinger, By Carr, 5. Westrich, R. Dahncr, B. Carrelli; D. Schneider, J. Bockelman, Coach Dirr. The members of the GCL 8: Track Champion freshman team are: BOT- TOM: J. Richter, H. Westrich, B. HostlerJ F. Schimmel, PJ Mechley, B. U1h, S. Mallory3 S. Kenkcl; J. Hueb- ner, J. Holland, DJ Hirth, KJ Monig, B. Meredith SECOND ROW: SJ Schaefer: D. Rutterer, TV Korfagcn, D. Sundrup, T. Rotham 1V1. Mattis, J. Dewald, My Brenner: K. Tumey, LJ Kiefer, J. Smith; J. Ketzcr, A. Otte, T. Meinken mgxz THIRD ROW; T. Frecmen, J, King, T. Hammelrath, M. Seifert, J Wilkens, DJ Lee, TJ Luken, D. Gabriel, A. Ohlhaut, Ca BuHer, T. Mason, B. Flickinger, T. Keller mgn, M. Schmitt mgr. Track Teams 5i Bowling Team The members of the bowling team are: Bill Tewes, Dennis Ellis, Terry Dan- iels, Mike Seibel, Jerry Siegert, Ed Lucrs. Ken Freeman was missing when the picture was taken. Cross Country FIRST ROW: LV Steimle, J. Eastle: 5. Damon, J. Roetting, T. rant, S. SChmutte TOP ROW: L, Michaelson mgr., C. Start, B. Mills: D. Grate, B. Uth, I Holland, L. Huinbuch. SECOND ROW: Arlinghaus, J. Wilkcns, E. Schwegman, L. Spccken K. Brandt, B. F. Makrancy, Mgr., N. LcSaint, F Hyle, R Zureick; C. Finnicurm Huellemeier, D. Dreier, R, Bockelman, W. Hoffman, M. Volle, M. J. Schneider, R, Neyer, R. Fuller, S. O Bryan, E Mendel, R. Du- Kroeger, I Greis, F. Flick, Coach G. Dirr. 52 La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle . La Salle La Salle Golf In only the second year of its existence, the golf team did well. Under the coaching of Mr. Krueger, himself a prohcient golfer, they ran up a record they can be proud of. The varsity members this year were: Mike Barnes, Don Bosken, Ken Freeu man, Len Monsey, Tim Smith, and Mike Welling. ....2 ....3y2 o ....6 ....5y2 5 Bacon ...... 7 Aiken ...... 5V2 Mocller ..... 9 Aiken ...... 3 Elder . .. .g . 3V2 McNicholas . . 4 McNicholas . . 8V2 St. Xavier . .. 8 Elder ...... 7V2 Newport Cath. 6 Oak Hills .... 7 Bacon ...... 2V2 Newport Cath. 2 Coach Krueger 53 LA SALLE . . . Where People Meet People Homecoming-a Fi:ery Spirit 56 Victory Crowns Successful Homecoming :1 As twilight fell on Nov. 13, the Lancers and their ardent followers began homecoming weekend with a bonfire and a slop hop sponsored by the Pep Club. The following cx'cning found Box. Heheman of Mercy homecoming queen with Janet XVebcr, Jackie Taylor, Carol Hillebrand, Nancy Borgman and Kathy Oliver as her attendantsh Music for this, La Sallehs Hrst homo- coming. was provided by Barney Rapp and his orchestra The festive weekend was bmught to a Close by a grand parade to Eldcr Stadium by the Queenss Court with police escort where a capacity crowd watched La Sallehs Joe Glathaar kick off to homecoming opponent McNicholas High School, After four well played quarters, the then rain-soaked but loyal Lancer fans looked at the Fmal score: 26-O. La Sallc recorded its first GCL, victory. 58 Big Brother Day Food, play and fun were combined for the second time in two years as the seniors played big brother to the orphans from St. Joseph Villa. La 831163 gym became a giant rumpus room for the boys who ran circles around our bewildered physically perfect upperclassmen. Sports Of junior caliber were played with senior Vigor. After the games, hot dogs, ice Cream and soda pop were hungrily devoured by famished boys and the big brothers. At the end of a long day the little boys undoubtedly were tired, but the seniors were exhausted. 59 60 Seniors Subdued by Scrambling Superiors As Faculty Elbows Way to 72-54 Victory 61 A Double Date- Bes'r Foot Forwa rd On the evenings of Jan 9th and 10th, the La Salle players, supported by their friends from Mercy and McAuleyJ presented Best Foot Forward. Produced by Brother Edmund and directed by Mr. McDon- ough, the play was about a boy, Bud Hooper, who found him- self in danger of being expelled, because he invited a movie actress to the prom at his very prim and proper New England boarding school. When the night of the prom arrived, both Buch old girl friend and the movie actress showed up as his date. It took some persuasive pleading on the part of the movie actress to straighten the situation out and save the reputation of both Bud and the school. NUE OF S. N 0 H M A H 3 6 Spring Concert The most sparkling event of the spring season was the annual band and glee club concert. The band, under the direction of Mr. Frank Dowd, per- formed selected numbers from South Pacific and various other productions. Miss Christine Schehr, a senior at McAuley high school, was the guest soloist. The glee club, under the direction of Brother Joel, selected numbers from Canwloi, and A43: Fair Lady, as well as a coupIe of Kingston Trio favorites. In addition: there was a barbershop harmony group, a small quartet and several soloists. At this concert, the hrst longwplaying record of a La Sallc concert was recorded, 64 La Belle Riviere The atmosphere of a 19th century river steamer was the setting for the 1965 junior prom. La Bella Riviknz was the titie given to one of the most novel proms in Cin- cinnati. On board the Chapemn, the jun- ior class cruised the historic Ohio River. The interior of the party boat was beau- tifully decorated in red and white and gold, The Captairfs Men provided the music. On the top deck, the couples could catch the romance of drifting up the silent waters on a moonlit night. Once all were aboard, the boat steamed up the river, nineteen miles almost to New Richmond. Landmarks and marinas were Jpotted all along the river by couples watch- ing from the decks After the boat returned, some juniors remained to take the decora- tions off the boat, transforming La Belle Rivikre back into an ordinary river boat. 66 67 Seniors Drif'r and Dream 68 on Balmy Evening 69 gW$sv $M$k$ivxw4a a 70 72 The Mom Prom eShades of April in Paris Torchbearers lined the driveway and lit the entrance to La 52111675 1965 Mom Prom. A fountain splashed in the foyer and a waterfall flowed through a garden in the Great Hall. The Room was decorated in red and yellow and white, The motif was that of a Parisian sidewalk cafe. Music for dancing was provided by the Pete Wagner Bandl Free refreshments were available. Intermission entertainment was by Nancy Barhorst, a guest singer from Our Lady of Angels High School, with Bruce Cic- howlas at the piano. Brother Joel also made 21 surprise appear- ance as pianist, Door prizes were given during the intermission. The gala affair provided a long awaited opportunity for the seniors and best girls to get together. The mothers and their dates will long remember the 1965 M0111 Prom. Commencement- 74 75 LA SALLE . . . Where Teachers Affect Eternity Brother Camillus Principal Since La 83116 High School Opened hx'c years ago, Brotlu'r j. Camillux has been the princi- pal and director. Brother came here after cx- tcnsive education and experience in schools throughout the Midwest and Canada He re- ceived a BS. from St. Marys College in Wi- nona, Minnesota and 2m M.Ed. from Loyola University, Chicago, After Obtaining these de- grees, he did further graduate work at North- western University, De Paul University, La Sallium in Rome, Mt. St. Louis College in Montreal, Canada, and the Theological In- stitute in River Forest, Illinois. Besides his duties as principal and director, Brothvr Ca- millm also teaches COD courses here at La Salle. Brother Alfred Assistant Principal Whether it's a simple mallcr or one that demands more attention. La Sal- Ie,s Assistant Principal, Brother Alfrvd, is on hand to mcct the situation. Brother Alfred has been hcrc for fiVC years The first year hare he taught mathematics, and ncxt year ho was promoted to the position of aSsist- ant principaL To him falls the thankless job of disciplinarian. Brothr'r AI- fwd received a 8.8.3 and an MA. from St NIarys College. He has also done graduate work at De Paul University. Besides his administrative duties, Brother Alfrvrl moderates the astronomy club, thus persuing one of his hobbies. Brother Stephen William, B.S.C., M.Ed ,-is Guidance Director at La Salle. He is also moderator of the PTA Father Cauanaugh Father Molloy Father Aichele ' Father Hoying Father Cletus 78 Religion A new teacher at La Salle, Brother Comm; john, BA, MA, S.T.L., teaches sophomore Religion. He is working on the revision of the Christian Brothers, Religion text books. One of the three Christian Brothers engaged in rewriting the sophomore Religion back is Brother Charles, BA, He also teaches sopho- Moderator of the Ledger, Brother Cormac, B.A., M.Ed., teaches more Religion. Religion II. He is head of the Religion Department and is on the Religion text book staff. 79 Social Studies Mr. Robert Englert, teacher of World History and English II, comes to La Salle fresh from Xavier University where he obtained a BS. in English. A highly professional educator, Brother Edward Austin, BA. teaches junior Religion and U.S. His- tory at La Salle. He is presently working on his Mastefs Degree in both History and Education. Mr. Charla Pieper teaches US. History and Ap- plied Economics. He has a 13.5. in Economics and is now working on his Masters degree at Xavier. 8O New at La Salle this year is Alf. Othmar M orman, A.B., who teaches Religion II, Latin II, and W orld Histmy. Organizing our young library is the job of Alix: Frances Capped, B.S. M'iss Cappc'l is a signiiicant research aid for the social studies department, although she does help all departments. The head of the social studies department is Brother Bertram, BA and M.Ed., who also SEIVCS as athletic director and is the Chairman of the Archdiocese World History Committee. Enghsh Brother jocl Konrad, B.A., teach- es senior Religion and English. Undoubtedly he is the most active member of the faculty, heading the senior department and modera- ting the student and senior coun- cils, the glee club and the safety council, Always ready with a witty remark, Brother Edmund, B.A.: M.Ed.; always will be remem- bered by his junior Religion and English classes, by the members of the drama club and mem- bers of the Raconteur staff. He was transferred to Chicago at the semester. Brother Ireneu: Arnold, B.A., M.ED. and M.A., teaches fresh- man Religion and Sophomore English. He is also the head of both the English department and the sophomore department. A freshman teacher of English and Latin, Mr. Dan JVICDonouglz, director of the drama club, instructs one of his students. M1. Daniel Schiller, B.S., teaches freshman English and Civics. Brother Patrick Greg- ory, B.A., teaches Junior English and Re ligion at La Salle. Transferred at the se- mester from De La- Salle in Chicago, he moderates the Racon- teur and assists in junior class activities Brother Lucentius Florian, 3A,, M.Ed., teaches Religion II and English II. He is also the moderator of the Speech Club and chess club. Another newcomer to La Salle is Mr. Ehrhm'dt, B.A., B.M., M.M., who teaches English I and World Histon'. He also lectures to Fine Arts club members On music. A native of Savannah3 GeorgiaJ Afr. William Kumwtlyj 13.8., ' M.Ed., Teaches junior English. 53 Mr. Ronald Rigman, B.S., who teaches Plane Geometry and Algebra I, is head of the Mathematics Department He is one of the few charter members of the La Salle fac- ulty. A Ricman also coaches reserve football and varsity and resewe track. Besides teaching senior Religion and Mathematics, Brother jomph Rafjlme'l, B.A., moderates the National Honor So- ciety, the La Salle Fathers: Club, and the Band. Mathematics Brother Carl, BAA, heads a new organization at La Salle the Computer Group. Brother is modera- tor of the track team and teaches sophomore Mathe- matics and freshman Re- In charge of drumming up school spirit is ligion. Mr. Ronald Schulte, A.B., moderator of the ' cheerleaders, pep club, and poster club. He teaches freshman Religion and Algebra. Head of the freshman department, and re- sponsible for the large area of freshman ac- WIT- William Blazer, 35-, tivities during the past year is Brother j'ude teaches Algebra II. He re- Dermot, B.A. He teaches freshman Religion ceived his Masteras degree and Algebra. this past summer. Business In his second year at La Salle, Brother Edward Ambrose, B.S., teaches Religion IV, Account- ing I and II, and Bookkeeping He serves as the bookstore manager and insurance C0- ordinator. Mr. Robcrt Winem- hahn, B.S., is also the coach of our success- ful reserve basketball team. He teaches Typing and Civics. Mrs Daniel Boylg, BS. in Business Ad- ministration, teaches Business Law and General Business. He is also the coach of the reserve football team. $.-.-. -Wmm ... VAL; g. .. 3, f .' f ,r I .7 f Ir 7'-7. Head of our most successful basketball team, 11! . William Cadyl B teaches Accounting and Economic Gmgraphy 87 nag M NH phomore Brothrar Urban. Gil B.A., is a new member to the faculty this year, He teaches Religion HI and a Challenging course. in Chemistry. Science Sophomore Religion and Bi- ology are the subjects which Brother Patrick Columbrm, B.A., teaches here at La Salle. He is active in the C.YAO. and in Catholic Ao- tion work. Mr. George Dirr, BS, teaches biology and tech- nical drawing. He is also coach of the track and cross-country teams. He spends his summers study- ing at the Biology Insti- tute at St. Marys College. A very active faculty member is Brother Kenneth, BA. He is moderator of the Alumni Association, Basketball, and Senior retreats. He is also active in Catholic Action work. Professionally, Brother Kenneth teaches Senior Religion and Physics and is chairman'of the Science Department. La Sallc's junior moderator and hcad 0f the Cincinnati Glencoe Club is Brother Roland, BA. He teaches junior Religion and Latin II and III. He is also in charge of the cafeteria. Mr. Earl sz'ifcr, B.S., teaches a wide range of subjects Eng1ish IVJ Latin IV, and Religion II. He is head of the Language department here at La Salle. A native of Havana, CLb ba, Mr. Alberto Reluzco, B.B,A., teaches Spanish and Typing. zezma-mu-u V 3 Brother Kevin Terry, 3A., teaches Spanish I and freshman Religion. Brother is also involved in C.Y.O. program. 91 Physical Education Mr. Robert Kruegar, 13.8., heads our, Phy5n ical Education Department, coaches our var sity football team and golf team, and organ- izes our Intramural Program. The rest of his day is spent as a Physical Education In- structor. La Sallds Freshman foot- ball coach, Mr. jack Brox- terman, A.B., teaches His tory and Physical Educa- tion. Known for his out- standing vests, Mr. George Ginn, B.P.E., coaches our freshman football and basket- ball teams. He is also an instructor in ?hys- ical Education and Science. Keeping La 3211165 students physically flt is the job of Mr. Robert Free- mal, B.S., who also teaches World History. He is the coach of our Fresh- man football and basketball teams. Staff and filing our records are only a few of the jobs our secretaries handle. Their cheerful, yet competent manner of performing dif- flcult tasks rcHects their devotion to La 53116 and assures its efficient opera- tion. FIRST ROW: M'rx. :Mary Keller, Mm. Wanda Slwmw, SECOND ROW: 11475. Ruilz Fitzpafrick, 4117's. Alma Alloore. Typing. telephoning. 94 Our clean halls and classrooms are due to the long, tedious hours of work put in throughout the day by our maintenance men. Due to their hard work we can boast of a spotless school. Left to right are: Mr. Edward vapla, Mr. Waltcr PVandstrat, Mr. Marvin Fishen and Mr. Alfred Riedl. 95 Their spirit of service adds to the efficiency of the well- run cafeteria. We hope these dedicated women will remain on our staff for many years to come, Left to right: Mrs. Alberta Schmidt, 1141:. Ruth Mueller, M'Ts. Verenia Kastner, AMU. Margaret Blmxing, and Mrs. Therem Geiger. LA SALLE . . . Where Students Are Not Cast in a Mold .r' J t K , a JJPWIM' . .mmw, 1.11;.w John Barnhorst Bob Beckmann Rich Behrens Mike Bertele ROBERT J. ABRAMS, St. Mar- tin, 108, Football 1,2,3,4, Golf 3,4 ROBERT I. ALF, St. Ignatius, 204, Chess Club 2,3, Computer 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 3,4, Senior Council, Student Council 3,4, Bronze, Sil- ver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key RICHARD A. AMSHOFF, St. James, 314, Glee Club 2,3, Pep Club 2 jOSE E. ANDRACA, St. Catha- rine, 204-, Glee Club 4 BARRY P. ARLINGHAUS, St, John, Dry Ridge, 108, Basketball mgr. 4-, Bronze, Silver 8L Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Society 3,4, News- paper 4 GARY j. ARSZMAN, St. Ann, 314: Football 1 IAMES D. BALL, St. Ignatius, 206 PAUL S. BARLAGE, St. Aloy- sius, 204, Bronze Honor Pins JOHN P. BARNHORST, St. Catharine, 206, Bronze, Silver, 8!. Gold Honor Pins ROBERT E. BECKMANN, St. Bernard, 107, Bronze Honor Pin RICHARD I BEHRENS, St. Martin, 206, Chess Club 2, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2 R. MICHAEL BERTELE, Little Flower, 203, Band 2, Chess Club 2, Speech Club 1 Bob Abrams Bob Alf Rick Amshoff Jose Andraca Barry Arlinghaus Gary Arszman Jim Ball Paul Barlage 98 Bob Besse Mike Binder Gale Boberg Terry Brennan ROBERT C. BESSE, Little Flower, 107, Band 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin MICHAEL E. BINDER, St. James 204, Football 2 GALE P, EOBERG, St. John, Dry Ridge, 314, Bronze, Silver, 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key TERRENCE C. BRENNAN, St, James 108, Bronze 8: Silver Hon- or Pins GARY L. BRITZ, Assumption, 206, Bronze Honor Pin PAUL R. BROERING, St. Vi- vian, 203, Track 3 RONALD AA CAFEO, Our Lady of Lourdes, 107, Drama 4, Fine Arts 4, Glee Club 3,4, Newspaper 4-, Pep Club 4, Speech Club 4, Yearbook 4 ROBERT E. CANNON, St. Ig- natius, 107, Band 123,4, Legion of Mary 1, Pep Club 4, Speech Club 1, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins JEROME P. CAPPEL, Little Flower, 107, Glee Club 2 WILLIAM F. CAPPEL, Little Flower, 204, Newspaper 4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key jAMES T. CLA USING, St. Mar- tin, 314, Basketball 2, Bronze, Silver 8L Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Pep Club 2 P. MICHAEL COLLINS, St. James, 204, Pep Club 2, Track 1, Football mgr. 2,3 99 Gary Britz Ron Cafeo Jerry Cappel Jim Clausing Paul Broering Bob Cannon Bill Cappel Mike Collins JAMES A. COTTERELL, St. Ann, 203 MICHAEL f. CROWE, St. Ignatius, 206, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football1,2,3,BronzeH0norPin. THOMAS I. DANGEL, St. Ignatius, 314, Band 1,2,3, Paster Club 2 TERRENCE D. DANIEL, St. Martin, 108, Bowling 4 PAUL E. DEHLER, St. Catharine, 108, Basketball 4 BERNARD j. DIRR, Assumption, 206, Football 1 RONALD j. DOLAN, St Margaret Mary, 206, Chess Club 2,3,4, Computer 4, Fine Arts 4, National Honor Society 3,4, News- paper 3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Gold Honor Key THOMAS R. DOLL, Littie Flower, 204-, Cheerleader 2,3, Speech Club 1,2, Pep Club 2, Newspaper 12, Bronze, Silver, 8:. Gold Honor Pins jOSEPH E. DOOGAN, St. Catharine, 314, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2 GEORGE j. DOOLIN, St. Ann, 107, Track 2,3 Jim Cotterell Mike Crowe Tom Dangel Terry Daniel Paul Dehler Al Dickhaus Ron Dolan Tom Doll Joe Doogan Ben Dirr George Doolin 100 Lee Dunham Joe Enderle Rich Eichhorn Ronnin Einhaus Dennis Ellis Tom English Tom Falls Spence Feldman Tom Finke Ray Fischer John Fischer LEE R. DUNHAM, St. Ann, 107, Drama 4, Bronze, Silver, Kt Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key RICHARD G. EICHHORN, St. Catharine, 107, Glee Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2 RONNIN j. EINHAUS, St. Catharine, 204-, Glee Club 4- DENNIS J. ELLIS, St. Aloysius, 204- jOSEPH E. ENDERLE, St. James, 203 THOMAS L. ENGLISH, St. Aloysius, 203, Pep Club 2, Poster Club 2 THOMAS W. FALLS, St. James, 314, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2 H. SPENCER FELDMAN, St. James, 203, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Footballmgr.1,PepClub2 THOM'AS F. FINKE, St. John, Dry Ridge, 314, Basketball 2, Computer 4-, Fine Arts 4-, Glee Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Speech Club 1,2, Student Council 3, Catholic Action, Yearbook 4, Bronze, Silver, 8L Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key RAYMOND C. FISCHER, St. James, 206, Glee Club 2,3, Bronze 8: SilverHonorPins,PepC1ub2 JOHN j. FISHER, St. Ignatius, 108, Football 2,3,4 101 Jim Fitzpatrick Ken Freeman Larry Frey Bob Freytag Ferd Flick Louis Freese Roger Frey Chuck Froschauer JAMES H. FITZPATRICK, St, Martin, 203, Pep Club 2 FERDINAND I. FLICK, St. Ignatius, 204, Band 1,2, Cross Country 3,4, Track 2,3,4- KENNETH J. FREEMAN, St. Ann, 108, Golf 4, Legion of Mary 1, Pep Club 2,4, Bowling 4 LOUIS W. FREESE, St. Martin, 203, Astronomy 2,3 LAWRENCE P. FREY, St. Ann, 203, Pep Club 2, Bowling 4- ROGER A. FREY, St, Ignatius, 206, Pep Club 4-, Bowling 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin ROBERT A. FREYTAG, Little Flower, 203, Glee Club 2, Golf 4, Speech Club 1, Track 2,3 CHARLES E. FROSCHAUER, St. Ignatius, 314 ANGELO, I. GALLINA, St. Aloysius, 107, Cheerleader 3,4, Football 2, Pep Club 2,4, Track 2,3 JAMES R. GANGLOFF, St. Aloy sius, 107, Track 1,2,3, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key LEONARD E. GARDNER, St. Ignatius, 108, Bronze Honor Pin JOSEPH W. GEHLING, St. Aloy- sius, 103, Pep Club 2 Angie Gallina Jim Gangloff Leonard Gardner Joe Gehling 102 Greg Geiger Jim Geiger Tim Gerrety Greg Gibbons GREGORY A. GEIGER, St. Ignatius, 204-, Glee Club 4-, Legion of Mary 1,2 IAMES V, GEIGER, St. Igna- tius, 108, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2, Poster Club 2 TIMOTHY T, GERRETY, St. James, 108, Track 1,2 GREGORY M. GIBBONS, St. Ignatius, 203, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Track 1,2,55,4- GERALD A. GIPPERICH, St, Catharine, 206, Astronomy 4- JOSEPH F. GLATTHAAR, St. Ann, 203, Football 1,2,3,4, Golf 4, Senior Council, Student Coun- cil 3,4- WILLIAM R. GOERTEMOEL- LER, St. Martin, 204-, Basketball 1,2, Glee CIub 2,4, Bronze, Silver 8!. Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key JAMES E. GOLDSCHMIDT, St. James, 206, Glee Club 3,4, National Honor Society 5,4, Speech Club 2, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key EDWARD J. GRANT, Little Flower, 108, Bronze Honor Pin TIMOTHY D. HAAP, St. Ann, 203, Pep Club 2, Bowling 4- CHARLES H. HANDEL, St. Aloysius, 204-, Glee Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3 EDWARD L. HARE, Little Flower, 314-, Band 1,2,3,4-, Na.- tional Honor Society 4-, Speech Club 1, Bronze, Silver 85 Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key Jerry Gipperich Joe Glatthaar Bill Goerte- Jim Goldschmidt moeller Tim Haap Ed Grant Ed Hare Charlie Handel 103 Don Harmeyer Dennis Haskamp Jim Hofmann Bill Hummel Bill Hartmann Dick Haucke Ed Honningford Ed Hunzeker George Hase Dennis Heffron Roy Howard Jimmy James 104 DONALD L, HARMEYER, St. Mar- tin, 206, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze Hon- or Pin, Pep Club 2 WILLIAM H. HARTMANN, St. Ann, 314, Pep Club 2, Track 3 GEORGE A. HASE, Assumption, 107 DENNIS j. HASKAMP, St. Bernard, 314, Band 1,2,3,4-, Catholic Action RICHARD A. HAUCKE, St. Aloy- sius, 204, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Bronze Honor Pin DENNIS T. HEFFRON, St. Ann, 108, Bronze Honor Pin JAMES P. HOFMANN, Little Flow- er, 107 EDWARD H. HONNIGFORD, St. Martin, 204-, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin ROY L. HOWARD, St. Martin, 107, Pep Club 2,4, Track 2,3 WILLIAM D. HUMMEL, St. Aloy- sius, 204, Basketball 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior CounciE, Student Council 3,4 EDWIN 1 HUNZEKER, St. Martin, 206, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2,4- IAMES J. IAMES, St, Martin, 203, Pep Club 2 RONALD W. JANSING', St. Aloy- sius, 108, Glee Club 2,3,4 EUGENE I. JESSEE, St. Ann, 314, Basketball Mgr. 3, Glee Club 2, Bronze 8: Silvcr Honor Pins, National Honor Society 4, Newspaper 2,4, Pep Club 2, Catholic Action KENT R. JESTER, St. John, Dry Ridge, 108, Football 1, Track 1,2 CHARLES R. IUENGLING, St. Aloysius, 206, Basketball 1,2, Cross Country, 3, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Society 3,4 TERRANCE I KAESER, St. John, Harrison, 314, Drama 4, Bronze, Sil- ver 8:. Gold Honor Pins, Gold Hon- or Key, National Honor Society 3,4, Catholic Action IOHN A. KAISER, St. Martin, 107, Pep Club 2 ROY D. KAMPHAUS, Assumption, 206, Student Council 3 MICHAEL j KARBOWSKI, St. Richard, 107, Band 1,2,3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Hon- or Key, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Council, Student Council 4 DAVID L. KASKE, St. Martin, 204, Benildus Club 3, Glee Club 3,4, Golf 4, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins JAMES W. KESSE, St. Martin, 107, Football 1,2,3,4, Bronze 5!. Silver Hon- or Pins, Track 2,3 GERALD W. KINROSS, St. Ber- nard, 206, Glee Club 2,3 HAROLD W. KIST, St. Ann, 204, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Track 1,2,3 Ron Jansing Charlie Juengling Roy Kamphaus Jim Kesse 105 Gene Jessee Terry Kaeser Mike Karbowski Jerry Kinross Kent Jester John Kaiser Dave Kaske Harold Kist Don Klocke Pete Krekeler Bill Kist Roger Klein Jim Klett Tom Klumb John Knueven Dave Kortekamp Paul Kremer Ferd Lampe Mike Lamping WILLIAM A. KIST, St. Martin, 108, Bronze 8: Silver Pins ROGER I. KLEIN, St. James, 108 JAMES E. KLETT, St. Martin, 206, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, Legion of Mary 1,2,3, National Honor Society 4-, Yearbook 4- DONALD W. KLOCKE, St, Clare, 108, Bronze. Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key THOMAS E. KLUMB, St. Margaret Mary, 314, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Newspaper 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Catholic Action jOHN B. KNUEVEN, Assumption, 107, Chess Club 4-, Glee Club 3, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Legion of Mary 2, National Honor Society 3,4 DA VID I. KORTEKAMP, St, James, 314-, Track 2 PETER H, KREKELER, St. Catharine, 204-, Glee Club 2, Legion of Mary 2, Pep Club 2 PA UL D. KREMER, St, Martin, 203, Football 1,2 FERDINAND B. LAM'PE, St. James, 206 MICHAEL A. LAMPING, Assumption, 108, Glee Club 2,3, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins 106 TIMOTHY C. LARKIN, St. John, 204-, Football 1, Track 1,2 PAUL R. LeCOUNT. St. Catharine, 108, Bronze Honor Pin, Pep Club 2, Track 2 WILLIAM M. LEE, Little Flower, 206, Computer 4-, Drama 3,4, Fine Arts 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Legion of Mary 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 4-, Pep Club 4, Senior Council, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 3,4, Yearbook 4- P. jAMES LONG, St. Aloysius, 108, Football 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin CARY P, LUDWIG, St. Ignatius, 108, Basketball 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Track 1,2,3,4- IOSEPH B. LUEBBE, St Aloysius, 108, Radio Club 3 ROBERT J. LUEBBE, St. Ignatius, 206, Band 1,2,3,4 EDWARD B. LUERS, St. Ann, 314-, Glee Club 3,4, Track 1,2,3 NICHOLAS j. LUZIETTI, St. Arm, 314, Football 2, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Pep Club 2, Senior Council, Student Council 3,4, Track 1,2,3 DENNIS W, LYNCH, St. Martin, 204, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Track 3, Yearbook 4 ANTHONY F. LYONS, Assumption, 203 Tim Larkin Paul LeCount Bill Lee Gary Ludwig Joe Luebbe Bob Luebbe Nick Luzietti Dennis Lynch Tony Lyons Jim Long Ed Luers L.EL44 Joe Macke Maurus Mallory Jim Mathes Rick McCreary Dan Makrancy Ken Marginian Gary McCarthy Dan McDonald IOSEPH W. MACKE, St. Ber- nard, 107, Chess Club 2, News- paper 1 DANIEL S. MAKRANCY, As- sumption, 108, Cross Country 3, Football Mgr. 4-, Legion of Mary 2, Track 3 MAURUS E. MALLORY, St. Ann, 203, Benildus Club 3, Glee Club 2, Track 1,2,3 KENNETH V. MARGINIAN St. James, 206, Glee Club 3, Bronze, Silver 8L Goid Honor Pins, National Honor Society 3,4, Speech Club 1 jAMES A. MATHES, St. Mar- garet Mary, 203, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins GARY E. MCCARTHY, St. Viv- ian, 108 RICHARD M. McCREARY, St, Ann, 314-, Football 2,3,4, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, Track 2,3, 4 DANIEL McDONALD, St. CIare, 206, Band l,2,3,4 IAMES J. MEIER, St. Aloysius, 107, Bronze, Silver 8L Gold Hond or Pins, Gold Honor Key, News- paper 4- ROBERT H. MEIER, St. John, Dry Ridge, 108, Track 1,2 KENNETH A. MEINKEN, St. Ann. 204, Computer 4, Drama 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Radio Club 3, Speech Club 2,3 ERIC R. MENDEL, St. Aloy- sius, 206, Basketball 1,2, Cross Country 4, Glee Club 3,4, Bronze, Silver St Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Socie- ty 4, Senior Council, Student Council 3,4, Yearbook 4 108 Jim Meier Bob Meier . Ken Meinken Eric Mendel John Middendorf Tom Mischell Harry Moeller Dave Montgomery Paul Muenchen Paul Naberhaus Dennis Neimeister Ron Newman DENNIS L. METZ, Little Flow- er, 203, Glee Club 3 STEVEN E. MEYER, St. Igna- tius, 314, Radio Club 3 JOHN J. MICHAEL, St. Ann, 203, Chess Club 2, Pep Club 4 CHARLES j, MIDDENDORF, St. Aloysius, 107, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 1,2,3, Pep Club 2 IOHN B. MIDDENDORF, St. Ann, 203 THOMAS E. MISCHELL, St. Catharine, 107, Bronze 8L Silver Honor Pins, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Pep Club 4, Senior Council 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Catholic Action HARRY W. MOELLER, St. Richard, 107, Football 2, Glee Club 2,3 DAVID W. MONTGOMERY, St. Vivian, 108 PAUL F. MUENCHEN, St. Catharine, 108, Football 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin, Track 2 PAUL B. NABERHAUS, St. Martin, 204, Cheerleader 3,4, Bronze, Silver 8!. Gold Honor Pins, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 4, Yearbook 4 DENNIS R. NEIMEISTER, St. James, 203, Pep Club 2 RONALD J. NEWMAN, 206, Bronze 8!. Silver Honor Pins, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 Denny Metz Steve Meyer John Michael Charlie Middendorf 109 Dave Nickol Dan Nusekabel Jim Osterday Bill Papania Drew Nieman John O1Connor Jim Ott Henry Peters HO Paul Niermann Rick Ollendick Ken Overbeck Fred Puck DAVID C. NICKOL, Assumption, 314, Benildus Club 3, Fine Arts, 4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, National Honor Society 3,4, News- paper 4, Yearbook 4 ANDREW I. NIEMAN, St. James, 203, Football 1,2,3 PAUL E. NIERMANN, St. Ann, 203 DANIEL R. NUSEKABEL, St. Al- oysius, 203, Bronze Honor Pin JOHN R, OJCONNOR, St. Catharine, 107, Band 1,2,4, Pep Club 2 RICHARD A, OLLENDICK, St. Mar- tin, 107, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, National Honor Society 4, Track 2,3,4 JAMES E, OSTERDAY, St, Catha- rine, 204, Benildus Club 2,3, Bronze, Silver 8L Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honu at Key, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 2,3, Pep Club 2, Senior Council, Student Council 4 IAMES H. OTT, St. Martin, 107, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronie, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Legion of Mary 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook 4 G. KENNETH OVERBECK, St. Al- oysius, 108, Band 1,2,3, Pep Club 2,4 WILLIAM A. PAPANIA, St. Martin, 108, Pep Club 2,4 HENRY G, PETERS. St. James, 206, Bronze Honor Pin, Pep Club 2 FREDERICK W, FUCK, Little Flower, 204, Bronze $1 Silver Honor Pins, Pep Club 2 TIMOTHY J1 QUINN, St. Aloysius, 206, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Hon- or Society 3,4, Senior Council, Stu- dent Council 3,4, Track 1, Yearbook 4 JOHN E. RAHN, St. Ignatius, 108, Golf 4, Bronze, Silver 8L GoEd Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Newspaper 2, 3 MICHAEL j, RAIS, St. Martin, 107, Glee Club 2, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Fins, Track 1,2 STEVEN A. RANZ, St. Catharine, 204, Bronze 8; Silver Honor Pins, Na.- tional Honor Society 3,4, Senior Ccun- cil, Student Council 4 JOHN E. REIFENBERGER, St. Martin, 206, Football 2, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins JOHN C, REINERT, St. Aloysius, 314, Football 2,3, Golf 3,4, Poster Club 2, Track 1,2 HERBERT A. RENNEKAMP, St. Margaret Mary, 314, Basketball 2, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Student Coun- cil 3, Catholic Action ROBERT F. RENSING, St. Ann, 107, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 4, Bowling 4 PAUL E. RETTIG, St. James, 108, Football 1, Glee Club 2 DONALD T, REUPERT, St. Mar- tin, 204, Football 1 KENNETH V, REUPERT, St. Mar- tin, 206, Basketball 2,3,4, Cross Coun- try 3, Football 1,2 DOUGLAS V. RITTMEIER, As- sumption, 107 Tim Quinn Steve Ranz Herb Rennekamp Don Reupert 111 Jack Rahn Jack Reifenberger Bob Rensing Ken Reupert Mike Rais John Reinert Paul Rettig Doug Rittmeier Rick Rodenberg Bob Rodenberg Mike Roether Larry Rohrkasse Tom Ruthemeyer Tom Sabick Frank Sarbaugh Don Scahill Bill Rolfes Ken Sanders Steve Schaefer 112 RICHARD EA RODENBERG, St. Ann, 108, Football 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Track 2,3,4 ROBERT A. RODENBERG, St. Ann, 203, Football 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Track 2,3,4 MICHAEL j. ROETHER, St, Mar- tin, 203, Football 1,2, Pep Club 2 LAWRENCE R. ROHRKASSE, St. Aloysius, 203, Basketball 2, Football 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, Senior Council, Student Council 4 WILLIAM A. ROLFES, St. Bernard, 204 THOJWAS I RUTHEMEYER, St, James, 203, Fine Arts 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, Legion of Mary 1,2,3, National Hon- or Society 4, Newspaper 1, Pep Club 4, Yearbook 4 THOMAS F. SABICK, Little Flow- er, 107, Band 1,2,3, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, Speech Club 1,2 C. KENNETH SANDERS, Assump- tion, 206 FRANK C. SARBAUG'H, St. Ann, 107, Bronze, Silver 8:. Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key DONALD A. SCAHILL, St. Ann, 108, Pep Club 4 STEVEN E. SCHAEFER, St. Mar- tin, 204, Band 1,2,3,4, Computer 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Pep Club 2,4, Speech Club 1, Track 1 PAUL F. SCHEPKER, St. James, 314, Glee Club 2, Legion of Mary 1, Pep Club 2, Catholic Action JOHN P. SCHLOEQMER, St. Aloysi- us, 107, Bronze 8: Silver Honor Pins, Track 2 THOMAS F, SCHMIDT, St. Ann, 204, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 4 THOMAS I. SCHMITZ, St. Aloy- sius, 206, Bronze Honor Pin, News- paper 2, Pep Club 4, Poster Club 2 JOHN A. SCHNEIDER, St. James, 203, Football 2,3, Pep Club 2, Track 2,3,4- KENNETH P. SCHNEIDER, St. James, 203, Band 1,2,3 PAUL T. SCHOTTE, St. Martin, 203, Legion of Mary 2 GILBERT R. SCHRAND, St. Mar- tin, 206 RICHARD S. SCHRAND, Little Flower, 107, Football 1,2,3,4-, Track 1,2,3 ALLAN P. SCHRODER, Assumption, 204, Football 2 THOMAS L, SCHUE'RMAN, St, Alv oysius, 204, Football 2, Track 1,2 PaulSchepker Tom Schmitz Paul Schotte 113 John Schloemer Jack Schneider Gil Schrand Allan Schroder Tom Schmidt Ken Schneider Rick Schrand Tom Schuerman Jim Schuler Tom Schwab Jim Seiler Bill Shepherd Bill Schulten Mike Seibel Erich Semmler Gary Siegert H4 JAMES M SCHULER, St. Ann, 206 WILLIAM B. SCHULTEN, Lit- tle Flower. 314, Track 2, Catho- lic Action THOMAS P. SCHWAB, St. A1- oysius, 206, Football 2, Pep Club 2 MICHAEL S. SEIBEL, St. Cath- arine, 314, Drama, 4, Pep Club 2,4 JAMES B. SEILER, St. James, 203, Catholic Action ERICH I, SEMMLER, St. Rich- ard, 314, Astronomy 2,3,4, Com- puter 4, Bronze, Silver 8L Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Society 3,4 WILLIAM J. SHEPHERD, St. Ann, 314, Band 1, Student Coum cil 3 GARY R. SIEGERT, St. Ber- nard, 107, Pep Club 2 GERALD A. SIEGERT, St, Ber- nard, 314, Glee Club 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, Track 3, Catholic Action TIMOTHY H. SKELLY, St. Catharine, 107, Benildus Club 3, Chess Ciub 2, Pep Club 2 JOSEPH T. SMALL, St. James, 314 TIMOTHY E, SMITH, St. Al. oysius, 203, Glee Club 2 Gerry Siegert Tim Skelly Joe Small Tim Smith Rick Spitznagel Dan Staub Steve Stauss Pat Stretch RICHARD G. SPITZNAGEL, St, Ignatius, 204, Football 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Track 1,2 DANIEL E. STAUB, Assump- tion, 206, Pep Club 2,4, Poster Club 2,3,4, Track 1 STEVEN E. STAUSS, St, Cath- arine, 314-, Football 2 PATRICK E. STRETCH, Lit- tle Flower7 206 WILLIAM H1 STRIET, St. Catharine, 314, Football 1,2,3 ROBERT E. SUNDERHAUS St. John, Dry Ridge, 203 GREGORY E, TEDESC'O, St. Ann, 314-, Football 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, Track 123,4 RICHARD H. TENBRINK, St, Aloysius, 107 ROGER J. TENHUNDFELD, Assumption, 107, Bronze, Silver 8; GdId Honor Pins WILLIAM H. TEWES, St. Aloy- sius, 204 GREGORY C. THOMAS, St. Catharine, 206, Football 1,2, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, National Honor Society 4- MICHAEL D. TRACY, St. A1- oysius, 204- Bill Striet Bob Sunderhaus Greg Tedesco Rich Tenbrink Roger Tenhundfeld Bill Tewes Greg Thomas Mike Tracy 115 Jerry Tritsch Carmen Ventre Paul Warndorf Art Weingartner Mike Urban Rick VonderBrink Dave Warren H6 Bill Veeneman Tony Walters Ralph Weber JERRY F. TRITSCH, Assumption, 206, Football 1,2, Track 1 MICHAEL J. URBAN, St, Martin, 314, Football 1, Pep Club 2 WILLIAM E, VEENEMAN, St. Ann, 107, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Hon- or Society 4, Radio Club 3 CARMEN A. VENTRE, Corpus Christi, 314, Band 2, Basketball Mgr. 2, Chess Club 2, Pep Club 2 RICHARD A. VONDERBRINK, St. Martin, 314, Football 1,2,3,4, Bronze $1 Silver Honor Pins, National Hon- or Society 4-, Senior Council, Student Council 3,4, Catholic Action ANTHONY I, WALTERS, St. Ann, 203, Track 3 PA UL R, WARNDORF, St. Aloy- sius, 203, Bronze Honor Pin DAVID I.- WARREN, St. Aloysius, 108, GIee Club 3,4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Pep Club 2, Senior Council, Student Council 4 RALPH f1 WEBER, Assumption, 108, Benildus Club 3, Drama 4, Fine Arts, 4, Glee Club 4, Bronze, SiIver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Newspaper 4-, Speech Club 2.3,4 ARTHUR A. WEINGARTNER, St. Catharine, 107, Pep Ciub 2 FRANK E. WEISGERBER, St. Ig- natius, 108, Pep Club 2, Senior Coun- cil, Student Council 4, Track 2,3,4 MICHAEL J. WELLING, St. Rich- ard, 203, Glee Club 253,4, Golf 4-, Bronze, Silver 8C Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, National Honor So- ciety 3,4 GILBERT A. WENDLING, St, Rich- ard, 204-, Drama 4-, Glee Club 2:3,4, Track 3 IAMES R. WESTRICH. St. John, Dry Ridge, 206, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Pep Club 2, Yearbook 4 IOHN A. WILSON, St. James, 204, Glee Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin JOHN H. WINTERHALTER, St, Aloysius, 107, Glee Club 2,3.4, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honv or Key, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 2 GERALD A. WIRTHWINE, Assump- tion, 203, Bronze, Silver 8: Gold Hon- or Pins WILLIAM A. WISSMANN, St. Boniface, 206, Basketball 1,2, Foot- ball 1 RONALD H. WITTEKIND. St, Igna- tius, 206, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3 Frank Weisgerber Jim Westrich Gerald Wirthwine H7 Mike Welling John Wilson Bill Wissman Gil Wendling Jack Winterhalter Ron Wittekind 'VJ; Jami . Am ' 4.x! J'M'oftg .mVV W Juniors He worft try that again. I can always say Ilrn just scratching. FIRST ROW: W, Albright, I. Allgeier, I Amador, I Ammo, 5. Arnold: DK Barrett, D. Beekman, R. Beerman. SECOND ROW: W. Beiersdorfer, J Bcischel, W. Beischel, J. Berns, J. Bertagna, W. Bessler, J; Batch, D. Biehle. THIRD ROW: L. Blessing, R. Bobcrg, E. Borga man, D Bosken, J, Bosse, J. Bostle, T. Brady, M. Breslin. FOURTH ROW: L. Brielmaier, J. Brown, R. Buerger, J. Burkhart, M. Byrne, G. Campbell, R, Canning, P. Gappel. FIFTH ROW: D. Carroll, J. Cassedy, D. Connell, A. Cutler, R. Czimbal, R. Damon, R. Daniels, P, Danner. SIXTH ROW: T. Dauwc, W. Davis, K. Deck, C. Dehner, N. Dellecave, J. DeNuzio, T. Deters, B. Dewald. An enterprising junior experiments with a new text. I think this T-square is 03!! I21 FIRST ROW: T. Dorsey, R. Doth, D. Dreier, R. Dresslerl J. Drummey, R Durant, R. EH'ler, J. Els- bernd. SECOND ROW: K, England, E Evans: G, Feld- mann,-R. Fenton, K. Fey, J. Finke, D Fischeir, J. Fisher. THIRD ROW: M. Fisher, K. Flanigan, T. Flem- ing, M. FlynnJ D. Foley, M Folzenlogen, D. Fred- erick, R. Frerrick. FOURTH ROW; R. Frey, J. Freytag, 1 Case, P. Geier, W. Gertler, W. Giesting, J, Greis, G. Grogan. FIFTH ROW: D. Groenauer, D Grate, G Haas, G. Harland, R. Hartmann, P Hartsock, GV Hauser, W. Hausman SIXTH ROW: R. HeFfron, P. Heidorn, L Heim buch, R Henke, M. Henna, M. Henze, M. Her man, 5. Herrmann I wonder what Kathy is doing now . . . T22 FIRST ROW: T, Heyl, M. Hoemmel- meyer, V. Hoerst, A. Hoffman, T. Holmes A. Hood, D. Hopkins, D. Huy. SECOND ROW: F. Hyle, J. Johnson, D. Jones, M. Jostwordth, T. Kahler, J. Kais- er, R Kathmann, J. Keller. THIRD ROW: R. Kelley, D. Kemen, T. Kerth, I. Knox, D. Koehler, A. Koetters, M, Kopp, E. Kormann. FOURTH ROW: J. Korte, C Kostoff, M. Kraemer, M. Kraft, E. Kramer, CL Kreimer, J. Kuechenmeister, E. Kurtz FIFTH ROW: M. Laake, M. Laub, J. Lemkuhl, N. Le Saint, R Lewis, TA Light- hall, F. Limke, J. Linneman. SIXTH ROW: D. Louder; L. Lucas, B. Luken, F. Makrancy, W. Mallard, J. Marischen, R. Marquette, J. Martin. FIRST ROW: J. Mathes, D. Mauch, E. Meinken, J. Merkel, B. Meyer, R. A. May- er, R. Meyer, S. Meyer. SECOND ROW: G. Miller, J. Miller, K. Miller, R. Miller, S. Moran, T. Mortimer, W. Munch, E. Muntel. THIRD ROW: M E. Murphy, M. G. Murphy, G. Naber, D. Neihcisel, H. Nie- man, G, Oberding, D. O Brien, P. UCon- nor. FOURTH ROW: R. Ogle, G. O!Reilly, MA ORQurke, J, Payer, G. Peak, M. Pel- zeI, W. Percy, C. Pickens. FIFTH ROW: C. Podvin, I Price, W. Quatman, T. Quinn, H. RansickJ R. Rehring, J Reichhardt, I Reichrath. SIXTH ROW: M. Reilly, M. RennekampJ PA Reule, R. Reupert, F. Riese, j. Riesz R. Rigacci, J. Rocklin. 1'65 simple. Look! 123 124 Must you smack your lips? FIRST ROW: J. Roetting, R. Roetting, RV Ross, M Roth, J. Rothan, M. Rottinghause, G. Rowe, R. Ruang, R Ruoff, M. Schehl SECOND ROW: W. Schinaman, M. Schlueter, D. Schmidt, D. Schmitt, R. Schoenig, SA Schuitz, R. Schwab, G. Schamberger, J. Schwarz, M. Sei- fert. THIRD ROW: G Scitz, M. Smith, R Speaker, I Stark, L. Ste'imle, C. Steinau, R, Steinhauer, D, Stoeber, D. Streck, N. Stritthnlt. FOURTH ROW: J. Suder, S. Sullivan, C, Sun- derhaus; JK Sunderman, J. Suttman, J, Swafford, CA Teal, B. Tedesco, L. Theurer, T Tierney. FIFTH ROW: D Tillar, P, Trenn, D Truax, G. Uilmann, D. Vonden, Benken, T. Vonder Brink, G, Walsh, J. Wandstrat, R. Weibel, W. Weinkam. SIXTH ROW: R Weis, R. Wcllbrock, S. Welling, L. Wells, D. Warming, H. Wessels, D. WestrichJ M, Wiechman, T, Wiesman, R. Willke. SEVENTH ROW: P. Wirthlin, T. Wise, D. Wis- sel, G. Wissing, E. Wolterman, G. Woycke, L. Wuest, W. Zanitsch, L. Zeiser, J. Zoller. I bet I'll make three words a minute todayV But honestly! Those were the only questions on todayk quiz. Sophomores But I really did try the last three weeks. I27 l28 FIRST ROW: D. Albrinck, G. Amlung, J. Audia, L. Bach, T. Bachman, W. Backscheider, D. Bal- dock. SECOND ROW: C. Bare, K. Barlag, M. Barrier, L, Bass7 W. Baumgartner, B. Bauer, W. Becker. THIRD ROW: J. Beerman, R. Beischel, D. Beitz, N. Bella, G. Bengart, M. Bennett, R. Berry. FOURTH ROW: P. Besedick, L. Betsch, T. Bi- bus, T. Billhorn, R. Binder, J. Birkenhaucr, C, Blind. FIFTH ROW: DJ Bnbinger, R. Bockelman, R. Borchclt, T, Borths, J. Brandt, K. Brandt, T. BreenJ SIXTH ROW: S. Briclmer5 T. Brinkman, R. Buhrlage, TJ Buller, J. Busse, J Butenl R. Carr. SEVENTH ROW: W. Carreli, PJ Cassedy, NA Christensen, G. Christman, J Cipriani, R. Clark, T. Cleary. FIRST ROW: J. Conrady, P. Dabbelt, J, Davis, R. Day, R. Dehncr, P. Dellccavc. SECOND ROW: E. Delp, S. Diedling, M. DiMuzio, F. De- Pilla, K. Distler, D. Doerman. THIRD ROW: T. Donahue, D. Duffy, J. Dunagan, T. EfHer, E. Einhaus, G. Even. FOURTH ROW: R. Evan's: J.Fa110n, R. Farrell, D. Feld- mand, D, Fernading, D. Fey. FIFTH ROW: C Finnicum, K. Flynn, W. Franzosa, R. Freeman. G. Fritz, R. Fuller. SIXTH ROW: G. Gall; R. Gallivan, M. Gallo, F. Gardner, M. Gardner. J. Geary. SEVENTH ROW: J, Gehrum, R. Gehrum, M. Girmann, J. Gleisinger. G. Gnoding, T. Grant. EIGHTH ROW: B, Greene, J. Green, R. Grosse, T. Grote, W. Haass, JT'V Haders IFS Catch-All in the fourth at Keeland. Hmm! How to Play Basketball. FIRST ROW: M. Hagen, A. Harman, B. Hargreaves, K. Har- meyer, W. Harmeyer, F. Hekin, R. Hein, M. Henlein, W Her- mann, M. Herrmann, M. Hester, R. Hildebrand, WV Hillebrand, R. Hoffman, W. Hoffman, C. Hogan, D. Holmes, '1 HoovenA SECOND ROW: Daniel Horgen, W. Hotze, V. Hudepohl, W. Huellemeier, M. Hulsmann, S. Hunseder, R Hyland, M. Inder- hees, R. Jackson, W. Jackson, J. Jones, J. Kellner, R Kelly, H. Kemen, L. Kenkel, N. Kinross, M Kinsler, W. Knecht. THIRD ROW: J. Koch, R Keck, D. Konermann, W. Kra- backer, A. Kramer, J. Kraus, J. Krebs, M. Kroeger, C. Kromer, J. Kuchenbuch, R. Kugele, J. Kuhling, J. Kuhn, M Lambers, J. LeCount, J. Lemmink, S. Lierer, T. Lindemann. FOURTH ROW': D. Lintz, R. Lipps, T. Logan, J. Lohbeck, R. Loichinger, G. Long, E. Louis, J. Lutz, M. Luzietti, R. Mahl- mann, P. Mallory, T. Manning, T. Mara, L. Martimelli, T. Mattie, W. McCabe, M. McGrath, I McHughV FIFTH ROW: R Mentrup, R. Merkell L. Metzlel, F. Meyer, J. Meyer, N. Meyer, L. Michaelson, J. Miller, M. Miller, T. Mills, T. Mitchell, L. Monsey, D Norris, B, Muddiman, K. Mueller, T. Munch, T. Murnane, L, Murphy. SIXTH ROW: G. Naehring, P, Neddermann, M. Newberry, W. Newiand, R Neyer, R. Nalod, J. Nieman, T. Nordmeyer, J. Noth, FA Oehler, E Oldendick, C Oliver, W. Ollinger, W. Palmisano, W, Phelps, W. Pitts, M. Pope, S. Poppa. 130 Now that weEe in Biology, IeEs Finish those religion questions. FIRST ROW: T. Powell, C. Price, F. Patnick, G Rahrig, J. Ransick, J. Re- bel, W. Reifenberger, D. Reusing, W. Rischmann, D Rowekamp. SECOND ROW: T. Ruoff, T Russell, R. Russo: G. Sander, J Soskowsky, K. Schaible, M. Schibi, D. Schinner, R. Schmitt, S. Schmutte, THIRD ROW: D. Schneider, J. D. Schneider, J. J. Schneider, P. Schneider, K Schnell, K Schnitker, L. SchoenIing, D. Schon, E. Schuerman, A Schwab, FOURTH ROW: W. Schwartz, D. Schwegman, E. Schwegman, D. Schweitz- er, J. Seifert, F. Seta, F. Shelton, J. Sicurella, B. Silber, T. Sillies. FIFTH ROW: G. Simon, H. Smith, R. Smith, J. Snodgrass, T. Snodgrass, W. Snyder, L. Speaker, R. Spieser, J. Spitzmiller, D. Stahl. SIXTH ROW: G. Staigle, C. Start, D. Stehlin, D. Steigerwald, C. Stenger, L. Stenger, J. Stiegler, D. Stretch, J. Stumin, R. Suder. 132 FIRST ROW: J. Sullivan, C. Summe, H. Sunderhaus, S. Sutton, H. Tollen, J. Tegankamp, D. Temming, J, Tenbrink SECOND ROW: D Tensi, T. E. Teten, T. A. Teten, T. Theobald, R. Tour- angeau, R. Uhrig, T. Vanden Eynden: A. Veeneman THIRD ROW: D Veite, N Veldhaus, T. Velkproft, M. VolIe, J. Wagner, P. Wagner, S. Wanstrath, W. Wauligman. FOURTH ROW: P, Weinheimer, D. Welibrock, P. Wenzel, SA Westrich, A. Weyer, C. Wiechert, D Wiener, F. Wiener FIFTH ROW: T E. Wiesman, T. J. Wiesman, D. WiIlen, W. Winkler, M, Winterhalter, J Wolterman, T. Wolterman, J. Wurster SIXTH ROW: M. Wurzecbacherj J. Young, R. Young, N, Zawaski, L. Ze- brak, W. Zerhusen, M, Ziglovic, R. Zureick. I wonder if I can fit that in the margin? 133 dog. W. nothirf but a houxf You aim Freshmen Q ' Oh, no! Not that guitar again! W Z-z-z-za! 136 00335! FIRST ROW: N. Ahem, D. Albright, E. Alfing, J. Amato, R. AmshofT, B.'Arlinghaus, G Arnold, R. Ba- bel, G, Baitz, G Bamberger, J'. Bange, D. Bader. SECOND ROW: R. Baumgartner, G. Bausch, T. Beck- man, T. Bennett, W. Bens, J. Benton, G. Berding, J. Berne, W. Bernzott, S. Bertke, D. Bessler, M. Birck. THIRD ROW: M. Bloemer, D. Bobcrg, T. Bogen- schutz, P, Bonfield, F. Borgemenke, G. Bergman, G. Bourgraf, P. Bove, M. Brenner, K. Brock, W. Bruegge- meyer, J, Brunsman. FOURTH ROW: T. BubenhoEer, H. Bucher, T. Buch- man, G. Butler, D. Burke, T. Burnet, W. Cafazzo, D. Cappel, D. Carson, S. Chaney, D. Christman, B. Cic- howlas. FIFTH ROW: W. Clark, J. Coor, F Coppage, G. Cos- ta, M. Cucinotta, S. Damon, M. Danner, R. Dehner, J. Deffaveroj M. Dellecave, A. Denicola, G Denier. SIXTH ROW: J. Dewald, M Dickmanj I. Dirr, G. Dragan, D. Ducey, W. Duffy, G. Dumford, D. Duwel, S. Dzakovic, R. Elfers, M. Ellerman, T. Enghauser. SEVENTH ROW: C. Eppinghoff, E. Espel, R. Espel- age, R. Feie, J. Feldkamp, RA Feldman, D Fette, K. Finke, D. Fischer, F. Flick, W. Flickinger, T, Flynn. EIGHTH ROW: R. Francis, T. Freeman, G. Frey, L. Frey, D. Gabriel, J. Gallenstein, J. Gambettaj G, Gardner, T. Garganl P. Gehrich, G. Geiger, M. Geisen. Ah, here it is! g U :kos y U+hinfyO V XXX 1m 1337 X .y I WM N FIRST ROW: M. Gibbs, R. Gilker, S. Goodman, D. Gronauer, G. Grosse, J. Gruber, W. Haders, R. C Hahn, R, R. Hahn, T. Hammelrath, A. Harman, J. Hanson. SECOND ROW: D. Harig, D. Harmeyer, R, Harr- man, J. Haubner, W. Heidramp, J. Heinrich, M. Henef gar, J. Herbert, R. Heyob, R. Hurth, j. Holland, J. Honnert. THIRD ROW: M. Honnert, DJ Hoody WJ Hostler, JV Huebner, M. HuH, M. Hughes, J. Hunsche, T. Hun- seder, J. Hunzeker, T. Hyland, D. Iacobucci, P. Inder- hees. FOURTH ROW: G, Jacob, R, Jacob, TJ Janszen, R. Jelen, R. jester, R. Joe'sting, J. Jones, J. Kahles, J. Kaldy, G. Karaus, T. Keller, D. Kelley. FIFTH ROW: S. Kenkel, B. Kesse, J. Ketzer, L. Kie- fer, M. Kiefer, J. King, W. King, S. Klumb, J. Knab, T. Knosp, M. Knueven, L. KoepHeJ SIXTH ROW: T. Forfhagen, J. Korte, J Kraemer, D. Kramer, M. Kramer, P, Kramer, R. Kramer, J. Krei- mer, L. Kroner, N. Krummen, SJ Kruse, A. Kuhn SEVENTH ROW: J, Lambert, B, Langefeld, C. Laub, J. Laumann, W. Lawall, D. Leahy: D. Lee, D, Leisgang, C. Leonard: T. LeSaint, R. Lewis, G. kmnemann ,I'V k-,- ,.....I.,.7: 138 .Ja441ei...s .. Illll . I LEE .11 4.5.; , 1.. .....T- u. . . . . 1. afhhhhlfhnyrnajm. . 1 1.. . .. . .. 5.4