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

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DAVE NICKOL LARRY VVUEST JIM KUECHENMEISTER FOURTH PAGE PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION

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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

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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