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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1967 volume:

RACONTEUR NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL 3091 NORTH BEND ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO A CHRI STIAN BROTHERS SCHOOL VOLUME 4 The sun rises, the air is warm, light, soft. Birds hum quietly in the still distance. Hair gently dishe- velled, eyes heavy with sleeplessness, sh0uiders and arms aching with the strain of books, a boy walks to La Salle. He mounts the steps leading to the entrance, pauses in the crowded corridor to speak with a friend, buys a pack of paper from the bookstore, enters the busy office to settle his account, then moves on to his homeroom to read those last twelve pages of Shakespeare before classtime. The warn- ing bell rings. The clock inches its way toward 8: 30. The bell rings again. He closes the English book, listens to the bulletin, dozes through first period. Class ends, he unwillingly fights his way to the first floor and his second period, makes his way to a cafeteria thick with laughter and warmth. He gulps down a bologna sandwich and bottle of choc- olate milk, discusses an upcoming test fifth period with his buddies and runs upstairs to the stale gym and the filled bleachers. He carefully steps through the noisy crowd, grabs onto someone for support and drops into a corner of the wooden seat. Time passes quickly. The bell rings. And he then follows his schedule for the remainder of the day listlessly. He shares jokes, lends his biology partner a pen, struggles through a test. He sleeps, he dreams, he waits. The final bell rings. He recklessly gathers his books, scrambles into the narrow hallway, pauses at the crowded locker area, dashes to a meeting after school. He buys a candy bar, asks another student for change, phones home for a ride and sinks into a chair at the library. He removes his glasses, rubs his raw, reddened eyes and pauses for a long moment. The day is done. La Salle is faces! happy, sad, worried, doubtful - a kaleidoscopic view e a simultaneous invasion of adolescent acne and foppery. It is a crowded, crunching corridor of twelve hundred boys, pushing, shoving, limping to the next class. Itts an elbow in your side, a snarl 0f displeasure, a throaty laugh . . . wall-to-wall hu- manity. Itts people learning, hoping, waiting, playing. All types of people with all types of ideas, pulling together to reach and share goals. It,s a musty gym, a dank lockerroom, a person at your side. Itts the cheer of victory, the groan of defeat, the sigh of accomplishment. Itts a solitary chapel and a packed bus. It,s a meeting with friends. Iths fran- tically putling a bummed cigarette at 2:00. It is La Salle. La Salle is the part of school away from the books. It meets on the playing field at 3:30 . .. it perfects a scene from a certain play . .. it enjoys elaborate dances, or works furiously to meet the last deadline. This is La Salle . . . it comes to life after the classrooms are locked. ltts a last-minute deadline, an uneasy band practice, a crowded dance H001, a sweaty workout on the court, a semi-formal gathering, a practice for the spring play, a rainy, damp football game, packed bleach- ers, a tense chess tournament. Itts the coming together of friends, the life away from the texts and equations. Iths the accomplishment in striving together, struggling together, living together, having fun together. lt,s the chess club, the newspaper, the homecoming game, the red-and-white dance, the yearbook, the student council. Itts becoming involved, meeting new people, seeking new interests. It,s working with teachers, sharing disappointments and de- feats, enjoying life and living. La Salle is the life after the tests are taken and the hooks are put away. It is becoming a part of the community, not through classes only, but through sweat, laughter, happiness, sorrow. What is La Salle? La Salle is a dirty red-and- white schoolbag, an empty cor- ridor, a wall of lockers. La Salle is books and paper, pens and pencils, 2 bottle of milk and a piece of pie. La Salle is a cafeteria, a hot classroom, homework and wor- ries. But in its own special way, it is uniquely itself, a building of learning, laughter and mem- ories; a community. 54.5: :51: 5.54 11 2 La Salle is. . . Great People La Salle is teachers, dedicated men and women who manage to survive on meager salaries, diverse skills and iron nerves. Enter 1200 teenage boys . .. a menagerie of erstwhile scholars with 1200 stomachs full of in- digestable remnants of breakfast, 1200 different shades of daydreams, sharing only their more or lessinsatiable thirst . . . for knowledge. Each day the teaching staff of La Salle bravely faces this human, or inhuman situation. Each must be a pedagogue in addition to being a combination brother, zookeeper and abnormal psychologist. The teachers of La Salle have the dual purpose of instructing these men and giving form to this group of scholars who make up La Salle. La Salle ... Lancers ... faces ... things , . . La Salle is all of these things, these people, these feelings. But what brings the students closer together and takes the school out to others is what goes on within it,s walls within a year . 1. to these men . . . this community. Student Life 16 Seniors 84 Underclassmen 106 Faculty 126 Activities 134 Student Life Determination Marks Cross Country '66-'67 La Sallets Cross Country team, supplemented by fast, de- termined runners from the track team, posted a winning sea- son. Though they were unable to win the very large meets, they topped most of the three and four team meets. Without a doubt it was determination and endurance that characterized the Cross Country team of 1966-67. First Serious Production, Menagerie, Emerges Success La Sallehs fall production, Tennessee Williamsh uThe Glass Menageriehb, was staged t0 impressive crowds on September 1, 2, and 3, in the La Salle auditorium. Produced and directed by Brother Pa- trick OhBrien, Williamsh powerful work starred Matt Shooner as Tom, an idealis- tic youth, Amanda halternated by Nancy Kroeger and Leslie Lazarom, Laura mam Westendorf and Barb Beckerya and Jim, played by Bill Carrelli. bMenagerie'h pleased the large crowds it drew and was highly praised for its per- formance and staging, starting the Drama Club OHIO another enviable start. 1...: E . g Lancers Show Potential On Football Field The Lancer football team witnessed quite a few bad breaks dur- ing the t66367 season which held them from reaching the top brackets of the GCL league standings. A scoreless game until the hnal few minutes of the last quarter, the Moeller battle ended in a heart-breaking loss on a rain-soaked held. Another bad break was the 16-12 loss to Roger Bacon. Aside from these games, the team showed tremendous ability and winning-power. 23 Lancers End Season With Strong Surge Lancers witnessed one of the best years for La Salle football during the 366367 season. The foot- ball team, coached by Mr. Robert Krueger, gave students something to cheer about when they trounced the St. Xavier Bombers, 16-6. In five years of GCL league play, this was the first time that the La Salle squad defeated St. Xavier. 25 Quarterback Harry Smith and fullback Jeff Audia ran a total Ofeleven touchdowns during the season, and Jeff often plowed through the oppo- nentts defense with three or four players trying to stop him. The whole team performed well and gained a respect for La Salle never before known. Homecoming Brings Unexpected Success Homecoming 1966 proved to be a marvelous success! Nearly the entire school cheered the football team to a tremendous 32-0 victory over the Fairfield Indians. A11 week students decorated their homerooms and the spirit cli- maxed at the game. It was the first time the students sang their new Alma Mater outside of the school, and the team, with this gigantic backing of the student body, completed quite well this week ofexeitement. 335.2 5.94 Week Of Success Ended With Rome Swings Rome Swings climaxed a bustling, eventful week of cele- bration, excitement and victory: Homecoming t66. Over four hundred Lancers and their ladies arrived at the La Salle gym, transformed into a veritable Circus Maximus by Brother Patrick Gregory OtBrien, Ed Schwegman, Jay Bockelman and a host of assistants, and spent a long, melodi- ous evening of dancing and enjoyment with Pete Wagnefs band supplying the tunes. The entrance was lit by flaming torches, Roman attendants lined the carpeted path, a blue fountain was placed in the cen- ter of the lobby, the corridors were draped in gold and de- signed with displays of Roman architecture, obelisks and urns lined the dance hoor and the blackened ceiling was accented by overhanging chandelier and white draperies. They made October 29 a night to remember. b d S a L r e v o C .5 D n e m In s e r F Hundreds ofnewly-arrived freshmen invaded the quiet halls of La Salle and descended upon the gym for a long, rigo- rous day of contests, rivalry, and just plain fun for the Freshman Gym Day. Under the direction of freshmen instruc- tors and assisted by volunteers from the student council, the boys played, ate, drank, got to know one another and be- came better acquainted with their school. Prizes were awarded to victors in the competitive activities. As You Like If McAuley and La Salle joined forces to present Shakespeartfs classic Gmd slightly revisech come- dy, As You Like It to huge crowds in the MCw Auley auditorium. Produced and directed by Brother Patrick O,Brien and Miss Marjorielaine Menke, the Bards bite was tightened in a comfortable adap- tation. The large cast was led by Dick Beischel, Larry Meyer, Paul Besedick, Erin Murphy and Janet Steinbeck and displayed for its audiences a high quality performance. Junior Retreat Sets Pace For New Ideas The Junior retreat for 1966 was an experiment to test the maturity and religious responsibility of the adolescent genera- tion. The retreat was a one-day, afternoon-evening ttget-togeth- ertt for the Juniors at which the participants heard sermons, joined in discussions, ate, and played together. This new and refreshing approach to the general idea of a retreat was, for the most part, very well accepted by both the participating students and the interested faculty who assisted as well. Milford Again Sets Stage For Traditional Senior Retreat All the seniors experienced three, se- cluded days in a closed retreat at the Mil- ford Retreat House. A lot of time for per- sonal rehection in spiritual areas was al- lowed and the opinions of others were red spected. Under retreat master, Father Lipps, many realistic discussions evolved. After the three days, most of the seniors left with at least some questions un- answered. LoSaIIe Hops Bring New Sounds, New Faces On the nights of September 17th, December 6th, February 2lstl and May 3rd La Salle held its sock hops. These dances were for all the students and it seemed that all the students were there. The capacity crowds listened and sometimes could almost dance to the sounds of the Us Too Group, the Gentry's. and the Dynamics. The PTT.A. responded to the request for chaperones. The faculty allowed the slick-steppers to come in casual dress, which seemed to be the reason for the huge crowds. Despite mixups in coats and purses La Salle produced four successful dances for all those interested Ta . a $3! a . r, j r w u y : l ' ml? T a , J e T$W1l$g9 firing: :H e U V l, 4 T X 5; I l as; ;3;,Y.iris?x+:vx;4 : Band And Glee Club Add Broadway To Christmas Program The La Salle Concert Band and Glee Club held their Christmas Concert on the evenings of De- cember 17th and 18th. The audiences heard both Christmas standards and Broadway showtunes. The Glee Club, under Mr.Schu1te,sangtunes from Funny Girl, Music Man, and The King and I. Mr. Bissmeyer, directed the band in a medley from The Sound of Music. The second half was devoted to the Christmas theme with the com- bined forces performing Drummer Boy, Carol of the Bells, and Oh Holy Night among Others. The variety of music kept the attention of the audi- ences and made the La Salle Christmas Concert 1966 a success. f :1 La Salle Earns District Crown In Hard 63-60 Baffle After defeating McNicohlas and Elder the Lucky Lancerst displayed skill rather than luck in overcoming both Hughes and Norwood in their march towards the dis- trict tournament game with Mariemont. The game was a battle all the way. Tied scores and one point leads dominated the match. Chuck Kromeris basket at the end of the game put the Lancers in the winning circle with a 63-60 victory. Lancers Bring Home Second Trophy With Regional Championship ttThe La Salle team looks like a forest out there? warned a Tipp City coach. ttWe play to win? answered Cady. ttLa Salle,s Cinderella team hasntt much of a chancef, was the local paperst opinion. And that was how things stood going into the game with Colrain. Thousands swarmed to Cincinnati Gardens to witness the battle for the regional crown. At the half the La Salle team led by one point. In the second half Chuck Kromer scored 18 points to spark the team to a 70-58 championship. Dark Horse La Salle Tops Colraint read the headlines the next day and the Lancer team was on ifs way to the State finals. , -o- -e- ,. 5mm: e , 5 25320 25.20 $431343 LaSaIIe Fans Witness Heart-Breaking Defeat In State Semi-Finols Letters, billboards, telegrams, rallies, ttgood luck? All these were in the minds of the team and fans as they rode the trip to Columbus to meet tTechi. All of Cincinnati sat before their TV and radio sets to follow the Lancers. With seconds to go the Lancers gave up a one point lead to make the score 63-62. Chuck Kromer was stopped in a lay-up attempt by a 6866 giant who grabbed the ball in middair to end the game at 63-62. La Salle lost by one point and so the greatest moment of La Salle history began to become a memory. 46 w nnna mnmww' Nominations, Campaigns And Elections Discover Student Council, 67-68 Student Council election campaigns began early in April and a week of campaigning, speeeh-making, and pleading was cli- maxed with a voting assembly for the student body. Nominees anxiously awaited the results. When the winners were announced it was seen that Dan Lee had been elected Pres- ident and that the other offices were to be tilled by Marc Seifert, Larry Koepfie, Mike Wendiing, Allan Kuhn, Mike Foertsch, Matt Shooner and Tom Collins. Plans were set in motion and the new officers prepared to take over their new responsibilities of the following year. 51 Faculty Defected In Basketball Battle With Seniors Of '67 The annual Senior-Faculty game was an exciting battle this year and hundreds of Lancers as well as several students from neighboring high schools found it to be quite enjoyable. Our ill-fated faculty seemed to have little support from the bleach- ers but as one junior said, hplayed like the Globe Trotters? An interesting side of the teachers was discovered by many of the students and a good time and lots of laughs were shared by everyone. Lcmcer Track And Field Teams Show Perseverance Coach Dirr once again said that this yearts team would be the best yet. Before the season was half over four school records had been broken by Chris Statt, Ralph Dehner, Paul Kramer and the mile relay team. The varsity team proved that this years performance was ttthe best yet? ignormfr u: . It-ImwN-vnwurnwnnmw-u-wV-V .. AQA-ctlu-Q-Mm'n . Team Effort Brings Home Trophy For Reserve Team The spring of ,67 proved to be an excel- lent time for La Sallehs varsity and reserve track teams. Both teams did exceedingly well, breaking track and heid records seemed to be the most popular thing to do. There were a few minor dimculties and ad- justments which had to be taken care of but after the season got under way the teams shot to the top. Prom-The Beginning Of The End For Seniors The hit of the senior prom turned out to be a movie pieced together by senior Norb Kinross. Intended to show the teach- ers of La 83116 as hhreal fine guysfj the film included hilarious shots of teachers in unusual situations.- The guidance counse- lor was seen crying out his problems to a bewildered student, Mr. Schulte was drenched by two hre-preventing students as he tried to sneak a smoke, and Mr. Kruegcr bowed his shiny, bald crown to reveal the words hhThe Endh painted across his forehead. 58 Prom Night '67 Marked By Laughs, Memories, Honors In the elegant Casino Room of the Lookout House, La Salle seniors danced with their dates, talked, laughed and had a general good time with friends and teachers who they would soon be leaving. The girls were beautifully dressed in evening gowns to set off the formal dress the seniors wore. During special ceremo- nies Jerry Miller was named Mister La Salie for 1967. The seniofs most important social event ran smoothly and created for the seniors leaving La Salle the memories appropriate for the occasion. Oliver! Draws Huge Crowds; Achieves Standing Ovations Lionel Barths Oliver! was given a huge, highly impressive production under the direction of Brother Patrick OaBrien, assistants Brother Daniel and Mr. Schulte, and student direc- tor, Leslie Lazaron. The acting was surprisingly adept, with Bill Carrelli, Roseanne Weber, Guy Hempel, Ken Jansen and Steve Goodman very professionally leading a large and enerw getic cast. The show band was superb, the lighting and stage management, excellent. And it was obvious to all that the long hours ofhard work certainly paid 01?. Oliver! Given Highest Praise Groups began to practice. Directors grumbled. pulled hair, crossed their tingerst And after months ofwork, Oliver! emerged on the La Salle stage. Audiences were ecstacic. ttThe acting was unbelievableW LtI couldntt have been more pleasedltt Directors and actors alike enjoyed the sense of accomplishing something worthwhile. M9; Z W . o . - 13,1? !w' 3.2:: 2 11.2.1. y; - ' '- - a ' V 'f'afiiiiii:;?222WX5 W , f - -' . W xw 1, gm? A $9 ? ,3 - QM ' -- r- ' ; . .. film? 7 9:7,, xix: ' f; m If X152? r XIV g3. $1$ ' 1'4; x - I . - v . . , - ' if k. A. : Q. J , , 4 , 'J ' K , ' ' h A 5'6 '-p'1't.- .' 31:3 . .xx 1. . -x vanw-hw u ;m X xxxxhw . WKH x x ;: Tennis Breaks Even In G.C.L. Competition Despite hardships, the La Salle tennis team responded with an admirable 7-6 match record and a 26-39 game record. They compiled a 6-6 record in the G.C.L. and defeated their one non-league foe, Oak Hills. Junior Dave Cappel was a consistent number one singles man and supported the other players in team spirit and determination. Effective team members made La Salle a respectable member of the G.C.L. in tennis, as it is in other sports. en: 3;: ' jay? m! .muh r , . . u. ' .J - 1 V4,: .- 15m ; eggfgwgrf . w -.1 , K Vt, :tgiyaAy-y a Baseball Team Proves Its Strength In Second Year Of League Action All through the season the underclassmen of La Salle carried a large part of the burden of victory. However, the real leader of the team was Chris Stenger, a senior outflelder who led the team with a .355 batting average, 3 home runs, and 19 runs batted in. The baseball team finished the season with a fine 14-8 overall record and 7-7-1 slate in the G.C.L. 69 Loyalty Theme Explored Through Spring Concert Music is a means of expressing one,s feelings, and it was in this manner that the La Salle Concert Band and Glee Club ex- pressed their love for man, country, and God. With St. Ursula Glee Club as their guests, the glee club and band presented an array of music which ranged from the symphonic, t0 the light- hearted, and into the religious. One of the highlights of the concert was the performance of ttJamaican Holidayii by the band. The concert ended with what has become a tradition: ttThe Battle Hymn of the Republic? Moms Returned To Girlhood Days At Carnival Prom Seniors and their mothers were greeted by circus clowns, entered the foyer and shook hands with a mechanical harlequin. Arriving at the dance floor, they found the Carnival domi- nated by a revolving carousel in the center. There they danced to the melodies of Pete Wagnerts band, Visited the stuffed animals in their cages, and recalled the circuses and fairs of their younger days. The happy nostalgia 0f the Carnival would make this evening one long remembered by both mothers and sons. 'Summer'rimet Theme Of Junior Prom La Sallets juniors and their dates enjoyed the atmosphere provided their prom by the luxurious surroundings of the Lookout Housets Casino Room. The music was soft and appropriate for the occasion. Pete Wagnerts Orchestra provided the melodies which aided greatly the overall effect of the Summertime Junior Prom 1967. Seniors End Four Years As A Strong Community In Baccalaureate Mass The seniors of La Salle experienced and celebrated their last religious service at the Baccalaureate Mass held in the schooFs gym. Every La Salle studenfs career at La Salle be- gins and ends with mass, thus symbolizing the religious edu- cation he has received. Memorial Day Marked Senior's Graduation Memorial Day, May 30, 1967, marked the graduation of the class of ,67 from La Salle High School. The speaker was Father Paul OiConnor, President of Xavier University. The 266 gradu- ates received 38 scholarships. This was more than any other class from La Salle had been awarded. This day, which was awaited by the seniors and their families, provided a solemn and fitting end for the ttYear 0f the Lancer? 78 S .m g e B .0 n U 0 C LI n e d U LI 5 Realization Of Community ttYear 0f the Lancer was the title at- tached to the school year of 1966-67. This came about in large measure as a result of the endeavors 0fthe most dynamic and energetic Student Council known to La Salle. The Council, with competant lead- ? th? av - 3: :me magma ers in Jerry Miller and Lou Martinelli and an interested moderator in Brother Ken- neth Carey moved to unexpected degrees of respect and aCCOmplishment both with- in and outside the school. Council Sponsored Activities Cover School Year Concerts, soc hops, deciding on a career. La Sallehs Council took the motto, ttPower t0 Serve't and respected the power given them throughout the year. Liberties were granted in trust by the administration and were used con- structively by the Council members and the student body. Many and varied activities were sponsored by the Council for the benefit of those at La Salle and the public in general. Much was accomplished and many memories made valuable to those who were the student leaders in the greatest year La Salle has experi- enced. l i h MDUQIECM! 1 -quMTIm53 E i b J j , . A 'JXI-ix J'Jg Such ! .mM'h: fa y' w .w m dysnuatw Seniors Senior year. . . La Salle t66367 e for the seniors, at year of memories, of goodbyes. A tense moment in a heated basketball game, a sense of pride in seeing ttOliverV become a hit in the truest sense of the word, a crowded lunchroom, discussion, recollection, re- membrances. A time to remember. mm. La Salle a for the seniors, the last Red-and-White dance, the end of cramming things into crowded lockers, of needing that little help on homework, of the days lesson scribbled on the black- board. The end ofhigh school life. ...fhe end 89 A Seniors: Ending Four Years Douglas Albrinck Gary Amlung Jeffrey Audia William Backscheider David Baldock Charles Bare John Bassman William Baumgartner James Beerman Michael Bennett Robert Berry Paul Besedick 90 Lawrence Bach Kenneth Barlag Richard Beischel Lawrence Betsch Thomas Bachman Michael Barnes Norbert Bella Thomas Bibus Thomas Billhorn Ronald Binder Charles Blind David Bobinger Raymond Bockelman ThenL Changed Their Lives Roger Borchelt Terry Borths J ames Brand Kenneth Brandt Stephen Brickner Thomas Brinkman 91 Thomas Buller J ohn Busse Gerald Buten Robert Carr William Carrelli Patrick Cassedy Bruce Chicholas Nikolas Christenson Garold Christman John Cipriani Last Year Of Peanuf-Bu'rfer And Jelly Thomas Cleary J ames Conrady Paul Dabbelt J ohn Davis 92 Richard Freeman Glenn Fritz Kenneth Fuell Richard Fuller Seniors Live The Year Of The Lancer Richard Gallivan F rank Gardner Gary Gooding Thomas Grant Michael Gardner Barry Greene J ames Gehrum J ohn Greene Robert Gehrum Robert Grosse Thomas Grote William Harmeyer Wayne Hermann William Hoffman X ' M William Haass Lawrence Harrigan Martin Herrmann Charles Hogan Alexis Hannan Robert Heim William Hillebrand Michael Hagen Francis Heekin Mark Hester Kenneth Harmeyer Mark Henlein Russell Hoffman Terence Hooven Daniel Horgan William Hotze 95 ?wY9rfi-lv-e 4mm g m- .5 aw, Vincent Hudepohl Richard Hyland William Huellemeier Michael Inderhees Mark Hulsmann Ralph Jackson Stephen Hunseder William J ackson J ohn Jones Roch Kelly David Huy John J acobs J ohn Kellner Harry Kemen Larence Kenkel Norbert Kinross Michael Kinsler William Knecht Joseph Koch Participation Rounds Ou'r School Life Robert Koch Allen Kramer John Kraus James Krebs Michael Kroeger Charles Kromer James Kuchenbuch Jerome Kuhling James Kuhn Michael Lambers James Le Count Thomas Lindeman Daniel Lintz Thomas Logan John Lohbeck Richard Loichinger Gary Long Eugene Louis James Lutz Martin Luzietti Richard Mahlmann Patrick Mallory Timothy Mara Louis Martinelli Thomas Mattio All Activities Enrich Senior Life William McCabe Martin McGrath James McHugh Ralph Mentrup Richard Merkel Lawrence Metzler John Meyer Louis Meyer Norbert Meyer Lowell Michaelson 98 Jerome Miller Michael Miller Thomas Mills David Morris Byron Muddiman Kenneth Mueller Thomas Murnane Lawrence Murphy Gary Naehring Paul Nedderman Roy Neyer John Nieman Thomas Nordmeyer Fredrick Oehler Elmer Oldendick Clifford Oliver William Ollinger William Palmisano William Phelps Seniors Give Full Effort For LaSaIIe William Pitts Michael Pope Stephen Poppe David Preklas Charles Price Fredrick Putnick Gregory Rahrig J ames Ransick William Reifenberger Daniel Reusing Walter Rischmann Terrence RuofT Thomas Russell Richard Russo Gary Sander 100 Gerald Saskowsky Kenneth Schaible Mark Schibi Donald Schinner Robert Schmitt Steven Schmutte David Schneider Jerome Schneider J oseph Schneider Paul Schneider Kenneth Schnell Kenneth Schnitker Lee Schoenling Edward Schuerman 101 Anthony Schwab Donald Schwegman Donald Schweitzer Joseph Seifert Frank Seta Barry Silber George Simon Harry Smith Robert Smith Thomas Snodgrass 102 Walter Schwartz Edward Schwegman Terrence Sillies Lawrence Specker 1 i Roger Spieser Joseph Spitzmiller Gary Staigl Christopher Statt Dennis Stehlin David Steigarwald Christopher Stenger Louis Stenger James Stiegler J ohn Stumin Richard Suder John Sullivan Carl Summe Harold Sunderhaus John Tegenkamp David Temming J ames Tenbrink Thomas Teten Timothy Teten Thomas Theobald I K r. Raymond Tourangeau Raymond Uhrig Thomas Vanden Eynden Anthony Veeneman Donald Veite Norbert Veldhaus Thomas Velkoff Melvin Volle J ames Wagner Paul Wagner Steven Wanstrath Wayne Wauligman Robert Weinheimer Paul Wenzel Steven Westrich High School Gone But Never Forgotten Daniel Weiner Thomas Wiesman Timothy Wiesman David Willen Warren Winkler Mark Winterhalter Norbert Zawaski J oseph Wolterman Louis Zebrak Thomas Wolterman William Zerhusen 105 Seniors. . . Freshman . . . Sophomore . . V Junior . , . Senior Four years oflife spent, given to high school - La Salle High School. These past four years dragged past so fast and now theybre gone, but not really gone. For the seniors, high school is completed, but La Salle is never forgotten. La Salle meant four years of learning, growing and living as an individual, as a senior, and as a student. La Salle High School isrft something that can be expressed in words. For most, it is yet to be con- tacted and experienced; but for many already, it is only to be thought about and remembered. Mark Wurzelbacher Jerome Young Mladen Zigrovic Robert Zureick Underclassmen Juniors Find Manpower Potential TOP ROW: N. Ahern, D. Albright, E.A16ng, J. Amato, R. AmshoIT, B. Ar- linghaus, 0 Arnold, R. Babel, G. Baitz, D. Bauer, R. Baumgartncr, G, Bausch. T. Bennett, W. Bcns, J. Benton. SECOND ROW: CL Berding, WA Bernzott, S. Bertke, D. Bessler, D Boberg, T. Bogcnschutz, P. Bonfield, F. Borgemenke. C. Borgman, G. Bourgraf, P. Bova M. Brenner, K. Brock, W. Brueggcmeyer, J. Brunsmam THIRD ROW: T. Bubehnhofer, T. Buchman, D, Cappel, W. Cafazzo, T Burnett. G. Butler, D. Carson, D Christman, W. Clark, J. Coors, F. Copp- age, G. Costa, M. Cucinotta, M Danner, M. Dcllecave. FOURTH ROW: A, Denicola, G Denier, J. Dewald, M. Dickman, J. Dirr, KA Doyle, G, Dragan, MA Dransman. D. Duwel. R Elfers, M. Ellerman, T. Enghauscr, E Espel, R. Espelage, R. Feie FIFTH R0W2J. Feldkamp, D. Fette, K. Finke, DA Fischer. F. Flick, W. Flic- kinger, T. Flynn, B, Francis, 8 Fredwest, T. Freeman, D. Freson, G. Frey, L Frey, D Gabriel, J, Gallenslein. SIXTH ROW: J. Gambetta, T. Gargan, M. Gibbs, R. Gilker, S. Goodman, D Gronauer, G. Grosae, S. Gruber, R, Hahn, R. Hahn, T. Hammclrath, A. Hannan, 1. Hanson, D. Harmeyer, SEVENTH ROW: J. Haubner, BA Heidkamp, R, Hartman M. Henegar, J. Herbert, R. Hirth, J. Holland, J. Honnerl, M. Honnert, D. Hood, B. Hostler, J. Huebner, M, Hughes, .1. Hunsche. T. Hunseder, T. Hyland. EIGHTH ROW: D. Iacobucci, P Inderhees, G. Jacob, R. Jacob, T. Janszen, R. Jelen, R. Jester, R. Joesting. J. Jones, J. Kahles, J. Kaldy, G. Karaus. T. Keller, D. Kelley, S. Kenkel. NINTH ROW: 3 Kesse, J. Keller, L. Kiefer, M. Kiefer. J. King, B. King, S. Klamb, J. Knab, T. Knosp, M. Knucven, L, Koepfie, T. Korfhagen, P. Korte, J. Kraemer, D. Kramer. 108 Future Seniors Move Info Leadership Of The School TOP ROW: M. Kramer, PA Kramer, R. Kramer, J. Kreimer, L. Kroner, A. Kuhn, J. Lambert, B, Langcfcld, C. Laub, J. Laumann, W, Lawall, D. Leahy, D. Lee. D. Leisgang, T. LeSaint. G. Lucas, SECOND ROW: D. Luebbe, J. Luggen, T. Luken, .1. Lusher, P. Mac- Donald, S. Mallory. J. Maly1 D, Martini, TA Mason, P, Mattingly, M1 Mattis, L1 McCann,K.McCarty,P.McGi11, P.McGra1h, E. Meents. THIRD ROW: J. Meiller, T. Meinken, B. Meridith, R. Merkl, L. Meyer, G. Milano, R. Minnich, K. Monnig, M1 Murnan, T. Murphy, M. Mulh- ert. G. Nabcr, D. Nagcl, F, Nciheiscl, R. Nichaus, J. Niermann, 111 FOURTH ROW: J1 Niesel. R. Nordman, M. Norris, D. Oberl. S. 01- Bryan, J. Ogle. T. Orlh, G. Orzechowski. A. Otte, S. Ovelgonne, '1'. Pc- ters, D. Pelry, R. Plogstcd, D. Polcwski, R, Probst. J. Ramirez, FIFTH ROW: M. Runz, L. Re, J. Reiningen J. Richter, W. Rieskamp, D. Rohr, G, Rosteutscher. J. Rulf. D. Russ, D. Rutterer, J. Ruwe, P. Rybolt, G. Salatin, E. Sartori, D. Saskowsky. B. Satzger, SIXTH ROW: S. Schaefer. M. Schaffen G1 Schapkcr, M.Scheh1,F. Schimmcl, R. Schinaman, G. Schmeh, D7 Schmidt, M. Schmitt, T. Schultz, T, Schwab, M. Seiferl, T. Sievers, T. Sillies, J. Smith, T. Smith, TOP ROW: L. Spcckcr, W. Stein, M. Stengcr, G. Siiglcr, C. Stoccklin, R. StolL D, Sundrup, .I. Sweelman, R,Taylor, D. Tebelmun. J, Telli. SECOND ROW: .l. Telscher. J. Temple, R Tcpe, N, Thomas, T. Tillar, J. Troehlen K. Tumey. G. Uphus, R. Uth, R, Venn, J. Vennemann. THIRD ROW: MV Volk, RA Volpenhein, D. Walsh. M. Walsh, M. Wal- ters, R. Weigand, J. Weiner, J, Weisbrodt. L. Weisenbach, A. Weisgerber, T. Welsh. FOURTH ROW: A chdling, M. chdling, E. Wernke. M Wessel, H. Westrich, N Whittington, D. Wicdcmann, J. Wilkens, R. Willenborg, T. Willke. G. Winter, FIFTH ROW: B. Wirth. J. Wolterman, T. Wood, V. Wood. D. Wurzel- hacher, J. Yosl, M. Yunger , d ? 4,134.1 SOphomores Overcome Obscurity gm: 313 $1111 9 9 9 14313: 31 Aamhz To Take Lead In School Drives TOPROW: D, Adelizi, G, Arend B. Backscheider, R. Bare, G Barlag, P, Barnett, J. Barrett, 1. Becker, l Berry, G. Betsch, J. Bickncll, J. Bieder- man, R. Bigner, M Bihr, DA Bill, SECOND ROW: M. Birkenhauer, D. Bloemer, J. Blum, C. Bobinger, P. Bock, B. Bergman, J. Bova, T. Breining, T, Brennan, P. Brinkman. R, Britz, P. Broering, JK Bryewer, DA Bruns, RA Buster, THIRD ROW: D. Burbrink, D. Burke, J. Burke, S. BurkharL1 K. Buschle, K. Buschur, R. Calmc, M. Canning, J. Carson, T. Cassedy, .l. Catanzaro, M. Chase, E. Cisko, 8. Clear, T. Cody. FOURTH ROW: M. Coleman. T. Collins, G Colvin, N. Conklin, F. Cooper, M. Coors, R. Costantino, D Cruse, RV Curran, S, Daush, R. Davis, 8 Day, M. Dirr, J. Dolan, B. Dreier, FIFTH ROW: T Duffy, T. Dunn, R. Durilsch, J. Dussourd, T. EfHer, R. Ekstrom, T. Elsbernd, L. Enderle, R, Englert, C. Eppinghofi T. Fergu- son, J. Fichler. R. Ficker. C. Findley. L. Fisse, SIXTH ROW: R. Flanagan, E. Fleming, M. Flesch, J. Flick, L. Flick, T. Flynn, J. Fuller, .1. Gagnon, J. Gamm, T. Gardner, C. Geiger, S. Geiger. E. Gcmperlinc, K. Gerhardstcin. M. Girtcn, SEVENTH ROW: GV Glandorf, J, Gochr, J. Gocrtcmocllcr, G. Gooding, M. Gould, R. Grate, GV Grove, M, Gruber, J. Hackett, K Hamblin, G Hansman, D, Hanson, J. Heckler, W. Heid, J. Heinrich, EIGHTH ROW: D. Held, W. Hellemas1 G. Hempel, M. Hengehold, T. Harman, P. Hock, .J. Hoeffer. J Hocf'fcr, M. Hoenemeyer, S HoersL R. Hoffman, M. Holcomb, D. Hollenbach, .L Holmslrom, L. Holt. NINTH ROW: B. Hrack. J, Hummel, M. Hunsche, J'. Hum R. Hyle, A. lacobucci. R. Jacobs, R. Jones, W Judge, B. Kampsen, R. Karaus, J Katterjohn, M. Kelley, L. Kamper, R. Klumb, 115 Underclassmen Unify ii: i An 41...?- . ug-W mm 5;:ny . 5 TOP ROW: R. Klumb. J. G. Knab, J. J. Knab. R.Knep11e, D. 1 Knoepfier, D. Knueven, E. Korf'hagen, W. Kane, L. Kolzbauer. S. Kraemer. R. Kramer, T. Kramer, W Kreidenweis D. Krei- mer, S, Kreimer, D. Kristof, SECOND ROW: D. Kmeger. M. Kroner. D. Kuczuj. E Ku- ehnle, M. Laakc, R. LaChance, W Lemmink M. Lewis, A Liauba, W. Lipps, D. Losekamp, J. Lutz, W. Macke, M. Ma- layV J. D. Maly J.E.Ma1y, THIRD ROW: W. Martin, M. McCabe, M, McGinn, M. McHugh, P. McMullen. E. Meer, L. Meiners, E, Melvin, N. Mersch. R. Messersmith, W. Mettman, L. Meyer, W. Meyer, G Michael, J. Miller, T. Montesi, FOURTH ROW: D, Morris, J Mueller, CI. Munafo, T. Mur- I name, J. Murphy. K. Murphy, S. Neiheisel, J. Neller, G. Neyer. I T. Niehaus, T Niescn, K. O;Connor, P. Oliverio, T. Ollinger, S. Orzcchowski, D Overman, FIFTH ROW: V. Purdi, C. Parmenter, J. Patronik. R. Penick, . J. Peters. D. Poweil. R. Powers. T. Quade. W. Quilligan, T. Rebel. T. Rehring, N. Renekamp, J. Reuter, G. Rice, R. Richter,'l'. Richter, SIXTH ROW: M. Riehle. J. Riesc. N. Rieskamp, R Ritt- mcier. T. Robbcn, J. Robers, D Rohe. B. Rolfes, J. Ross, J. Roth, C Runtz, D Ruthcr, T. Ryan, J. Sabick. l Schallick, D. Schellenberger, SEVENTH ROW: D. Schepker, D. Schibi, .L Schmitz, .L Schmitz, W. Schmuelling, D. Schmulle, J. Schneider, R. Schneider, T. Schoenfeld, T. Schocnling, T Schocnling, G Schroeder. G. Schuster, A. Schwan, J. Schwartz. DA Seclcy, EIGHTH ROW: T. Sciferl. T. Semancik. M. Shooner, J. Sie- mcr. K. Siemtr, J. Sieve, T. Small. R. Smith, G. Smyth, E. Spahr, C Speicher, R Stanghctti, D. Stcimlc, L. Stcin, W Stepaniak, C Strasser x a ' 352 414 ill IV IE 31 116 Themselves As A Group As Never Before TOP ROW: T. Straus. J'. Strotman, G. Suder, J. Sullivan, R. Sunderhaus, T. Sunnenberg, K. Supe, D. Surnbrock. T. Tallen, S Temming, A. Ten- brink, SECOND ROW: P. Tengler. J. Tenhunfeld, J. Tenkman, R. Tcpe. J. Teu- fel, W. Todd, R. Tourangcau, G. Tumey, S. Umbach, M Valerius, G. Villena, THIRD ROW: M. Visse, K, Voik, D. Vonderheide, I-L Wagner, T. Wag- ner, J. Waller, J. Walsh, T. Walters, C. Weller. M. Welsh. J. Wetterich, FOURTH ROW: M. Willing, G. Wilson, B. Wittekind, C. Wurzelbacher, D. Young R, Young, A Zergcs, J. Ziepfel, M Zoller, M. Focrtsch n e m In s e r F New Faces Bring Youthful Ability And 120 Energy To LaSalle TOP ROW: R. Ahrnsen, H. Amador, R. Armbruster. J, Ar- nold. K. AultL B. Burmtierre, D. Bare, M. Barney G, Barrett. J. Barromeui, T, Baumgartncr, T. Bcckcn T. Bergen P. Bes- sler, T. Biehle, T. Bigner SECOND ROW: 0 Blomer, M. Blum, M, Bockelman, E. Borlhs, R. Brackman, G. Braun, Dt Doerman. G. Brickncr, W. Bucholz, G. Burhlage, A. Bunker, T Burke, KA Burkhart, D. Burrill, J, Busam, F Buschbacher THIRD ROW: M. Cannon. J. Clyde. J. Collins. J. Combers. N. Combs, R. Conrady, T. Costello. KA Couch. D. Crowley, .l. Crowley, J. Cutter, M. Curlcy, J. Czanik, M. Daugherty, M. Daush, 1 Del Favcro FOURTH ROW: S, Dellcnbaugh, M. Demyan, M. Despoles. J. Deters, J. Di Cairo, J. Dietrich, R. Dirr, S. Dittmer, B Dolan, M. Dourson, .L Doyle, 8. Brand. Pv Duffy, B. Dumount, G. Durban, A Eder FIFTH ROW: J. EfHer, G. Engelkamp, S. Engiert. J Erb. M. Erb, J. Erdman, C Haas, R. Espcl, D. Esterkamp, G. Ewald, C. Fancctl, T. Feds, M, Fchring, J. Feldkamp, M Ferguson, W. Ferneding SIXTH ROW: C. Fischesscr, T Fianagan, A. Flick, M. Flow- ers, E. Foegle, D Foley, R. Fran; SA Frederick, S Friesinger, P Gall, J Gallina, J. Gallivan, R, Gandenberger, T. Gels. S. Gemperline. R. Godfrey SEVENTH ROW: P. Gilbert, D. Graf, J1 Grole, L. GroleV WV Grotc, M Grucnwald, JK Guenther, S. Hafner, SV HunruhanV RA Harmeyer, R Harnishfeger, D. Hautman, D. Hays, J, Henkc, A. Henkenberns, J. Henschen EIGHTH ROW: L Herndon, D. Herzog, J. Hess. T. Hock C. Honan, L. Hoffman, T Holt, G. Honnerl, M. Hooven, M House. R. Heubner, .l. Huey, W. Hulsmann, M. Huseman. M. Huth, M. Jackson Class Of '70 Startles LaSaIIe w W Fr: '2 g5: :37 ? Fxmiii; w a I , :74 J r: x? , X 5 37 .? ' j 3. 9 .- 1 V I I .4 lrllllltlml R36 9 a .2. ENRIZ'JCL. .. a A E oi Q . , 3 ? i 7 I r A T. '1 A ., ' ' i I A w - L x l! a 3;! i I i 4 vai- j I ' I rt IF 4? IA i: u: 3 ,2 M I m n I y, x 3-9 . J P L; 3' 'J 4 . I d x Q I x u x I j I M in; I I h i 1 1V With Unequaled Interest And Drive TOP ROW: T. James, J. Jansen, D. Kammer. D Kathman. JV Keene, M. Kelley. G. Kern, M. Kerr. F. Kessler. S. Klaine, W. Klein, G. Knothe, M. Knue, M. Knueven, J. Krach SECOND ROW: R. Kramen J. Kraus, R. Krause. K. Kreimer, R. Krum- men. M. Kuechenmeister, T. Kucthe. G. Laake, M. LaDow, J. Langenbrun- net, J. Lautenbach, D. Leigh, T. Loftus. K. Logan, K. Logan THIRD ROW: D. Lynch, C. MacDonald, J. Mahoney, S Martin, T Martin, D. Mayer, G. McBreen, G. McCarthy, D. MCHugh, P. McKnight, W. Mcdi. R. Meridith. T Melsch, S. Metz, C. Meyer FOURTH ROW: D. Meyer, P. Meyer, D, Meyers, R. Michael, M Middenw dorf, G. Miller, M. Miller, T. Miller. J. Montesi, T. Montgomery, G. Moore, G. Muntel, J. Murnane, M Murray. R. Neal FIFTH ROW: D, Newrath, J. Norris. D. Obert, J. Oliverio, D. 0 Mara. R. Orth, D. Ottcn. R. Ottke. W. Otto, J. Ovelgonne, K. Owens, M. Paolercio. M. Piazza, L. Powell, T. Prather, SIXTH ROW: R, Prybal, T. Quilligan, T. Quinn, B. Quinn, J. Ranz, J. Ranz, J. Reckelhoff. P. Raddy, T. Redmond. R. Reisiger, K. Reynoids, D. Ricke. B Ridmann, J. Riegel, W. Rinckel SEVENTH ROW: R. Rischmann, G Robers, J. Robers, R. Robinson, W. Robinson, J. Rodeckcr, D. Rohr. L. Rohrkasse, T Rork, F. Rosenacker, D, Rothan, D. Rouse, T. Ruberg, P. Ruehlman. R. Ruether EIGHTH ROW: D Runtz, H. Rumpkc, N. Russo, T. Russo, NV Ruther, R. Rybolt, S. Sailer, TA Sauter, C, Schafer, K Schaible, R. Scherzingcr, D Schlomer, J. Schlomer. E. Schmalle. C. Schmetzer NINTH ROW: R. Schmuelling, T, Schmulte, K. Schneider, M. Schneider, R Schneider, K. Schon, D. Schott, R. Schrenker, B Schulman, J. Schulte, G Schulten, M. Schwambergcr, W. Schwarz, S. Scott, T.Sha1Ter 123 TOP ROW: C. Shelton, R. Sievers. D Slattery, R. Spaelh, D. Speed, S. Spenlen, D. StatTord. R. Staub, D, Staudigcl, i Stenger, R Stengcr SECOND ROW: J. Stercz, J. Stigler, R. Stille, J. Stoeckel, S Slrecker. G. Stretch, M Suder, R. Suer, T. Sullivan, T. Sullivan, T. Sunnenbcrg THIRD ROW: D, Tassel, J. Tclintelo, D Tepe, J. Teufel, T. Thalcr. K. Themare, G. Thomas, T. Tierney, S, Toelke, F. Trippcl, A Valentino FOURTH ROW: D. Vanden Eyndcn, R Van Loveren, E Vehr, Sv Vers- sen, M. Volk, D. Volpenhein, S. Van Allmen, G. Waechter, D. Wall, M. Walsh, R. Warlher FIFTH ROW: T. Weber, J. Weddendorf, M. Weisbrodt, R. Weisgerber, R. Wellinghoff, C. Wessels, R. Westertield. L. Widmer, G. Willen, R. Wiesman, J. Wissing SIXTH ROW: DA Witte, G. Wine, E. Wright, R, Wullner, W. Yagcr, D. Yelton, M. Young, J. Zerhusen Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Faculty Unifies School Spirit The La Salle faculty is more than a group of teachers. It is the catalyst behind every phase of life at La Salle. Both Brothers and lay teachers give unselfishly to such activities as coaching, di- recting plays, and supervising the many organiza- tions formed at school. It is a common sight to see many members of the faculty still at school in the late hours 0fthe night. Another important unit ofour faculty is the maintenance staff. Supporting an ever-growing school like La Salle is a difficult task which our staff accomplishes quite smoothly. The secretar- ies and cafeteria workers carry out their duties as emciently as could be desired. The interest and help given by all of our faculty members is one of the main reasons for the suc- cess and unity ofthe La Salle community. Bro. Luke Raymond Bro. Humbert Alfred Fr. Michael Hussey Bro. Edward McDonnell Mr. Robert Krueger Principal Assistant Principal Spiritual Director Guidance Dir., Religion Student Coordinator 128 Bro. Bertram Dowdle Mr. Earl Pfeifer Bro. Dennis Carl Bro. L. Florian P.O.D., Religion English Geometry, Calculus Religion Bro. Terry Graney Mr. William Cady Bro. Edward Ackerman Bro. Justinian Cormac Spanish, Eng., Rel. Bookkeeping, Accounting Religion, Accounting Religion, Algebra Mr. Charles Pieper Bro. Patrick O Brien ML William Blazer Mr. Robert Freemal Latin, U. S. History English, Religion Physics, Trigonometry Health, Phys. Ed. x Mr. Donald Ehrhart Mr. Eugene Schwab Bro. Jude Morris Mr. Kenneth Swinson English English, Latin Algebra, Religion Algebra amt ' 4' WW, ' 'w'-rmw-um Mr. Dennis Day Mr. Aloysius Grote Mr. Edward Hoenigman Mr, Daniel Boyle P.0.D., US. History Latin Religion, Biology Bus. Law, Health T ; m? . Bro. Daniel Brian Bro. Kenneth Carey Mr. George Ginn Bro. Edward Robinson Religion, English English, Religion Gen. Science, Health Religion, Geometry 130 Mr. Ronald Schulte Bro. Michael Mr. Jack Broxterman Bro. Patrick Callum Mr. William Ginn Religion, Advanced English, US. History Civics, US. History Religion, Biology Civics, Econ. Geog. Math Mr. Michael Burch Mr. James Stretch Bro. Jerome Rummenie Mr. George Dirr Mr. William Kennedy Typing, Econ. Geog. English, US. History Religion Biology, Tech. Drawing U. S. History A Faculty That Broughf Youth, Zest, Energy 131 Bro. Urban Kocher Chemistry Mrs. Ida Molina Spanish WTRAMUR' Mr. Donald Welling Physical Education Mr. Terry Brown U. S. History Wank Mr. James Barret English Mr. Thomas Imerson English A Mr. Roger Seklecki Chemistry, Religion Miss Frances Cappel Librarian New Faces. . . New Ideas Mr. Otto Bissmeyer Band Director Mrs. Wanda Stevens Secretary Miss Angela Harmeyer Mrs. Jane Keller Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick Mrs. Rosemary Meyer Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Mrs. Theresa Geiger Mrs. Ruth Mueller Mrs. Alberta Schmidt Mrs. Verenia Kastner Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Mr. Edward Hemple Mr. Walter Wandstrat Mr. Joseph Klien Mr. Michael Schlager Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance 133 iVI Ies Act Football Teams Show Greatest istence And Strongest Effort Pers 136 Varsity football members are: FRONT: P. Nedderman Mgr., Bob Krue- gar head coach G. BuRier, J. Audie, D. Obert. L. Kenkcl. J, Lutz, D, Lee, G. Rosteutscher, M. Lambers, M. Mattis, K Flynn, Dan Boyle assL Coach, J. Wiener Mgr. SECOND ROW: K, Tumeyx S. Schueffer, G. Herding, J. SchmitL C, Oliver, GA Sanders, B. Wittekind, T. Bubenhofer. B Babel, J. McHugh, H Smith, L. Re, JA Riese. THIRD ROW: F. Hee- kin, Bob Freemal assL coach, Bro. Jerome moderator. R. Hahn, S. Day, J Tenbrink, D, Burke, B. Carn M. Seiferl. W. Krcidenweis, J4 Tenkman. D. Bessler, T. Luken, C. Flemming, P. Oliverio, George Ginn asst; coach, J Ogle mgr. Reserve football members: FRONT: J. Schneider, J Hackett, T. Mur- nane. D. Stainle, D. Hanson, J. Blum, G. Barlag, J. Oliverio, C. Spcicher. SECOND ROW: J. Berry mgr., K. Murphy, P. Gall, T. Wagner, J. Roth, D. Fickch G. Betsch G. Honnert, G. Gooding, D, Powell, D, Young, J. Freshman football members: FRONT: D. Crowley mgL, K. Shon, S, Draud. D. Staudical, M. Blum. T Burke, TA Sullivan, T. R, Sullivan. J. Erb, S. Vcrson, B. Gandenberger, R. Prybal, C. McDonald, M. Erb, T Ruberg mgr. SECOND ROW: J. Collins, T. Fede, M. Fehring, T. Webcn l Ranz, J. Colter, B. Dolan, C. Schmctzer, R. Meridith, J. Murnane, M. Bosse coach. THIRD ROW: J. Broxlcrman coach, T, James, D, Young, R Quilligan, B. Arnzcn, T. Rehring, D. Knueven, .L Siemcr. T. Collins, D. Adelizi, T. Walters, P, Duffy, Bill Ginn coach. Curley, D. Wine, T. Schmuue, B. Orth, J. Crowley, KA Logan, THIRD ROW: Ed Evans coach, Jack lsphording coach, B Armbruster, G, Ro- bers. G. Schullen, T. Flanagan, S. Delenbough. M. Daush, A. Bunker. D. Rouse, G. Willem R. Schaible, T. Hock, G. Miller, .I. Ranz, F. Rosenack- er, Dennis Day coach. Basketball 66367 Added To- 1' Brought Trophies, La Salle's Year Honors VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: STANDING: B. Huetlemeier, J. Dirr. T. Buller, D. Schwegman, T,SEI1ies, C. Kromcr, S. Poppe, E, Schwegman, G. Schapker, J. Ruwc, R. Harrmann, M Ranz, .L Dewatd. J. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: STANDING: G Colvin, G. Grove, B. Riumeier, T. Seifert. P. Hock, T. Schoenfield, K. Hamblin. 8. Bare, T4 DuFFy. G. Tumey D. Burke, M. Malay G Betsch. KNEELING: l Maly FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: STANDING: M. Demyan, C, Fischeser. G. Kern, B. Orth. B. Brachman, M. Daush. H. Rumpke, R. Amato. KNEELINC: T. Niesel 1L, J, Maly mgr. Coach Bill Cady, D. Walsh stat.. B. Jackson Lr,. R. Tourangeau scrkp, ' k 6A; 5A 7 ; .55 k 3v i 5AM. 54,25? $21?- .7 -1A mgt. P. Oliverio mgr., Coach Bob Freemal, T. Slruse mgr., T. Ollinger mgr. Harnishfager. M. Young. P. Bessler. J Crowley, JV Murnanc, B. Suer, D Speed. KNEELING: Coach Jim Stretch, P. Raddy mgr. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW: G. Orzechowski, B. Hcim, R. Jones, J. Conrady, TV Luken, B. Ulh, D. Lee, 1 Smith, M, Seifert, J. Audia, C Stan, P. Kramer, K Brandt, T, Theobald, J, McHugh, M Henlein, R. Dehner, K. Tumey, S. Shaffer, Coach George Dirr FRONT ROW: S. Kenkel, K. Barlag, GA Suder, L. Zcbrak, M Del- lacavc, S. O'Bryan, G. Buchr, RA Niehaus, D. Sundrup, JV Holland. T Borlhs, L Kenkel. RESERVE TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: G, Villena, J. Schmitz, T. Emer, T. Wagner, H. LaChance, C. Runtz. J. Berry, J Burke, B. Lemnik, G. Schuster, J. Fichter, J. Blum SECOW ROW: Coach Dan Boyle, G7 Gooding, CL Barlag, C. Strasser. J. Heinr V F. Catanzaro, D. Young, M. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM: STANDING: M. Nielsen, R. Riesinger, T James, T. Gallivan. A Eder, D Rouse, G. Kern, R. Krummen, D. Meyer, M Young, G. Moore, 0 Roberts, Coach George Ginn. SECOND ROW: J. Sullivan. T. Ruberg, P. Barth; D. Slattery, G, Waechter, C, Welsh, T. Sunnenburg, .L Reutcr, L. Meyer, L. Flick, B. Rolfes, MA Bihr BACK ROW: J, Siemer, T. Collins, T. Rehring, B. Macks, J. Tenkmam D. Adelesi, D. Losekamp, B. Quilligam B, Bare. K. Buscher, W. Kreiden- weis, S. Temming, M. Coleman. Schmctzcr, M, Knucvcn, JV Mumane, T. Fade, T Costei1o, R. Schrenker. FRONT ROW: J. Krausc, R, Meridcth, J, Delinay, D. Hautman, K; Owens, D. McDonaEd, J. Collins. P. McCarthy, B. Armbruster. Track Teams Spend Spring Breaking Old School Records 14-1 1.- .--h ui-nn-Jn-m- , A MEMBERS OF THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: STANDING:S. Daush. J. Miller, S Tcmming, J. Renter, U. Nanamous, R. Riesinger, A. Eder, R Nichaus, B. Bare, J. Maly, D. Seeley, D. Meyer. D. Hirlh, B. Korte. S, Kenkel, S, UthV T, Borths, K, Brandt, P. Kramer, C Statt. D. Surnbrock. B. Heim, M. Welsh, T. Sunnenburg, D. Sundrup, KA Buschur, T. Theobald, S. Schmune, L. Specker, B Rolfes, S. Lapson. KNEEL- INC: C. Rumz, B. LaChanCe, D.Oltcn, J. Dietrich, G. Waechlcr, G. Kern. B Conrady. C. Parmenlo, C. Slrausser, P. Borths, D. Runtz, J. Holland. G. Orzechowski, T. Bier, BV Bigncr Varsity Baseball Plays Good Season To Lose In Tourney MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY BASEBALLTEAM18TANDING1M. FRONT ROW: 0. Betsch, J, Riese, G. Bourgraf, E. Kuehnle. B, Ekslrom, Murphy mgr.. D. Nugal, B. Stolle, G Herding, M, Ranz. RfHarrmann, J. Herbert, D. Schweitzer, M. Henegar. C. Stenger, H. Smith. G. Grove. B. Koch, 5. Day, Coach Mike Burch MEMBERS OF THE RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM: STANDING: J. Foertsch. R Harnisfegcr, Coach Jack Broxlerman. FRONT ROW: G. Hackett, G. Wagner. J. Oliverio, T. Flannagan, B. Gandenburger. P. Oli- Honnert mgr., BA Rittmeier, F. Rosenacher. B. Suer, J. Crowley, J. verio, B. Orth, M. Flesh, DA Knucven, N. Mcrsch, R. Schaible, M. Schneider, D. Olten, D.SLaudagah1,J. Hess, P. Broring, K. Murphy. 142 Tennb MEMBERS OF THE TENNIS TEAM: STANDING: D.Chappal1 D. Morris, D. Morris. D. Bobingcr. KNEELING: D. Hanson, L, Keep- fle, G. Salalin. Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS; STANDING: R. KncpHe, J. Hernrich, D Krcimer, J. Gallivan, J. Blum, B Hrack. JK Schmilz, B. Bella, T. Schaefer, L. Kotzbaucr. SECOND ROW: K. Doyle. J. Frey- tag. 5. Kummlcr, K. Slaverman, D. Wittekind, M. Giordullo, J. Gundtach, PA Cook, Mr, Ken Swinson Moderator, FRONT ROW: N. Ku- mmler. G. Grueter. K. HacketL, M. Jackson, S. Seiler. L Feldkamp, S. Arszman, Golf GOLF TEAM: STANDING: J. Regal. J. Slrttch, K. Schon, T. Brennan. D. Schellenburgen B, Todd. M. Walsh. M, Dcspaloesl SECOND ROW: M. Piazza, T, Orth, J. Dirr. R. Beuler, J. Hccklcn J. Russ.J.Lauma1L J. Currs. T4 Bigner. FRONT ROW: J. Stigler, T. Russq S, Kuhn. B Bigner. T. Kruisc.l.'113mple R K1umb. 143 School Newspaper Acclaimed Best In Southwestern E Region Of Ohio I , POSTER CLUB MEMBERS: C. Bergman, L. Speaker, CL Grosse NEWSPAPER STAFF: BACK ROW: G. Gemperline, M. Kelley, M. Kroner, T. Semancik, R Bueter. W. Meitman. TA One. B. Clark, C. Bergman, T. Buchman, M. Cannon, M. Paolercio, T. Zerges. R. Touran- geau. J. Huth. SECOND ROW: M. Voile, P. Bessedick, L. Specker, K. Distler, L. Bassman, T Murnane, S. Goodman, D. Schmidt, D. Schneid- er. FRONT ROW: M. Piazza. D. Runtz, R. Calme, M, Schneider, R. Franz. Drama Reaches Highest Peak Af La Salle With Glass Menagerie, And OIiver! DRA MA CLUB MEMBERS: FRONT R0 Hummann, R. Franz, T. IN ' B. Rinkle. C. Wessels, M. Blum. J. LuuLcnbuch. D. Runtz. M. Knuc. B. Conradyu .L HolmsIrom J. Zcrhuscn. SECOND ROW- E Vchr. K. Logan, K. Siemer. N. Kinross. D. , S. Goodman, T. Shachn D. N 1'. D. Foley: T. Redmond. W. Buckholz. G. Hempel. R. Taurangcau. J. Huth, C. Bergman; BACK ROW: Bro. Patrick Gregory OBriim, R. MerkeL B. Carrelii. M. Shooncr, D. Reusing. M Gruhcr. J. Fallen. J. Wagner. D. Rohe. D Petry. H. Weslrich. J. MCHugh. G. Fritz. T, Theobd d. M. Sul- livan. F. Sew, K. Brandt, L. Hannan, P. Bcsscdick K Finkc, B. Schmuclling. J. Biederman. M, Hengehold. M. Bockelman, Band MEMBERS OF THE LaSALLE BAND: FRONT R0W1T. Wouti .l. Maly, A. Grote. T. Miller, B. Wirlh. B. Kampsen. L. Kroner, C. Schehl, D. Bill. T. Robinson, PA lnderhees, T. Nordmcycr, T. Rebel. D Horgan. P. Wagner. SECOND ROW: L Flick, T. Bockleman, D. Tierney, T. Kathman, L. Widmer, F SChW'erZ. T. Loftus. D. Leigh, J. Groia S. Stills, T. Kuethe, L. Hoffman, N. Whittington. D. Morris. T. Sunncnburg, J. Feldkamp, R. Weisgerber, G Uphus, G Muntel, J. Robers, T. Buch. man, B. Baumgardnen D. Rohc, E. Schuerman. THIRD ROW: B, Cufaz- 20, B. Baumgardner. T. Diumer. T. Jacobs, T. Kroner. L. Holt, D. Cisko .L Robers, J. Schneider, V. Rardi. C. Eppinghofi M, Barnes, Mr. Otto Bissmcycr Director, Bro. Jude Morris Moderator. G. Henschcn, G, Schwarnberger. M, Volk, D, Hulsman, D. Knueven, T. Knoener. T. Holt, J. Gruber, S. Kramer. T. Keller. FOURTH ROW STANDING: J Davis, L. Bassman, B. Jelen, J. Teufel. D. Luebbe, J. Teufcl, J. Tclintclo. FOURTH ROW SEATED: S. Von Allmun, D Yelton, D. Morris, T. Biehle, J. ReckelholT, T. Shaffer, K. Logan. T. Meinken, J. Huey. J. Maly. HonorBand LaSALLE MEMBERS of the CINCINNATI HONOR BAND: BACK ROW: P. Wagner. J, Davis, D. Horgan, M. Barnes, D. Morris, J. Maly. L. Bassman, B. Wirth, B. Kamp- sen, J. Huey, C. EppinghoH', .f. Malyv FRONT R0W1T. Rebel, B, Cafazzo, Av Grotc, L. Kroner, C. Schehi. N. Whiltington. Student Council Of '66-'67 Sets Strong Foundafion 147 MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW: T. Schoen- fICICL T. Siefert. M. Barney, J. Doussouri A. Human. M. Wendling M. Scifert, D, Lee, S, Kuhm B. Arlinghuus. R. Huhm L. Kocplle, J. Audia. T. Theobald J. McHugh. G, Even. G. Ruhrig. L Hunnzm, F. Ruscnuckcr, D. Bill, T. Collins. T. Schoenling. J. Mahoney, M. Backleman. SECOND ROW: B. Rittmcier, M, Blum. D. RUHIL D. Crowley, D. Foley, H.8mi1h. N. Kinross. F. Seta. T. Mills. K. Baring. LA Kinklc. R. Tourungcau. B. Grossc. G. Honnerl. D. Kuzjac. R. Tourungeuu, P6 Besscler. FRONT - ROW: M. Foensch, B. SLiHc, R. Niehaus, S. O6Bricn. S. Vcrsom M. I Shooner, C. Runtz. . Q a g 3 f2 3 E E 6 g MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL: STANDING: B. Brueggemeyer, D. Feldman. M. Waiters6 J. Gambetta, K. Doyle6 D. Schmidl. Brol Kenneth Carey Moderator. SEAT- ED: M. Volle, B. Carrelli, J. Miller, J. Wagner, L. Martinelli. Camera Club . National Honor MEMBERS OF THE CAMERA CLUB: STANDING: Bro. Carl Mod- 5 ' fy erator, M. Shooncr, D. Overman. L, Kemper. KNEELING: NA Combs, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: STANDING: Bro. G. Schuster, R. Weigand. Edward McDonald. L. Bassman. B. Ollingcr, D. Morris, D. Fcldman, E. Schwegman. K. Brandt. G. Fritz, LV Kenkel. SECOND ROW: B. Hille- brand, B Grosse, T4 Murnane, R. Tourangeau, T, Grate, B. Zerhusen, T. Theobald, J. Wagner. SEATED 0N FLOOR: K. Distlcr, B. Carrelli, R. Merkle. D. Reusing. P. Nedderman, DV Preklas. 148 T7 V1 MEMBERS OF THE SPEECH CLUB: STANDING: S, Von Allmen, B. Brueggemeyen G. Braun. M. SiJllivan. K. Doyle, M. Cannon, J. Doyle, S. Toelkc. S. Klainc, M McGrath, A, Vecneman, T. Quilligan, T. Sunnun- berg, C Meyer, L. Rohrkasse. R. Krause, Mr. Al Grote Moderator. SECOND ROW: J. Hess. J. Benton, R. Franz. D, Meyers, E. Behr. N, Russo. K. Owens, D. SlatLery, M. Schneider. L. Widmer, D. Yelton. SEATED ON FLOOR: J. Erdman. K Aultz, WA Rinckel, J. Norris, J. Lautenbach, C. Wessels, J Stigler, D. Hautman, M. Wilke. Astronomy Club MEMBERS OF THE ASTRONOMY CLUB: STANDING: B. With, L. Meyer, B. Macks, S. Temming, J. Katterjohn. SEATED: .L Huey. Bro. Patrick Callum, F. Cooper, D. Yelton, D Calms, G, Ar- end, 149 Speech Club a 4:! p 445.1. x. 3 3;; Glee Club 150 MEMBERS OF THE GLEE CLUB: FRONT ROW: M Blum. A. Liau- bu. N Rulher. D. Sladigal. Mr. Ron Schultc, F Borgemenkc. RA Prybal, B. Ono. SECOND ROW: D. Fuley D. Runtz. DA Rulhcr. T Willke, M. Wendling. J. Maly. M. Zoller, T. Mara, J. Riesc. B. Ollinger. M, Daugh- erty D. Cruse, L. KoepHc. D. Gabriel! T. Wailersl THIRD ROW: G. Buhrlagc. S. Martin, J. Flick, R. Orth, G Wilson, R. Sucr. C. Runiz, D Harmcycn C. Findley, A. Valentina M Schncider. CL McCarthy, T. OnlL J. Cohrady, FOURTH ROW: R, Franz, M. Piazza. R, Wcsterlicld. P. Meyer. C. StaLL J. Weddendorf, D. Lee. L. Betsch. R. Nichaus. T. Martin, D. Baldock, D. Hays, J Wiikens, T. Freeman, G. Bausch. FIFTH ROW: K. Siemcr, R. Harmeyer, J. Blum, K. Finke, G. Frey G. Bruun. M. Winterhalter. S. Temming P. Wenzel. T. Niehaus, N. Mersch. R. Schaible, R Plogslcd, M. Kuechmeister, M. Walters D. Trimming Chess Club MEMBERS OF THE CHESS CLUB: SEATED: FV Schwarz, M. Zigrovic, M. Dourson, D, Baldock, CV Bobinger, D Meyers, B, Schneider. STANDING: R. Michael, J. Keene, S Klainc, Bro. Ed- ward Robinson, D. Graf, L. HoHrnan, S. Sayltr, W Safety Council MEMBERS OF THE LaSALLE SAFETY COUNCIL: STANDING: M. Suder, B. Korte, R. Smith, B. Bigner, S. Sayler, D. Walsh. J. Maly. M. chchold, R Tourangeau, R. Prybal, SEATED: N. Kinross, E. Hoc- nigman Moderator, T. Brennan. Yearbook MEMBERS OF THE 67 RACON- TEUR STAFF: SEATED: D. Schmidt, D. Preklas, B. Grosse, M. Shooner, J. Wagner, M. Henlein. B. Huellemeier. SECOND ROW: T Bibus, W. Waulig- man, G. Schustcr, B Hillcbrand, T. Rob hen, l Biedermam J. Schwartz, T, Duffy. Bro. Dennis Carl Moderator. THIRD ROW: T Niehaus, L. Speaker. W. Fran- Success Of All Activities Created Wear Of Lancer, zoza. Academics Pens, Backs, Tests, '5Ch00l 154 Academics . A study, learning, hard work. IVS learning how to listen, take notes, draw a right angle. It,s keeping busy, trying to stay awake, waiting. Ifs doing a project for Latin class. 165 being bored, being interested, being involved. IFS hard work, sometimes fun, sometimes drab. But always promable. w ?$ . Academics, Learning, Co-operofing-La Salle 157 . . .A Friend, A Desk, An Eraser. . .Learning What Was La Salle? anngDst 'nns Plunm .n-i- -.ll- X17 R HT! :2 wmlr , hygrgffg so .f'J-Anf WW: LaSiklling:g 19: 6mg: WRCERE ,q 94 Va 5PM Rutll form ! 3-; i J :5 ... f - 163 This Was La Salle 165 STUMP'S BOWLING LANES 5536 Brldgeiown Road 662-1677 ARTHUR J.WADE INSURANCE 2800 Carew Tower 66176044 or 38171500 STAN MEININGEH'S PHARMACY NE. Corner. Glenmore and Montana Avenues Phone 66172810 WESEWOOd BUY SECURITY WHEN BUVING, FENCE 6500 Cmeraln Avenue Cmcinnau 39, Ohm SPAITH'S GENERAL STORE 651 I Coleram Road 521-9936 We Handle DUTCH BOY Paints SCHAFFER SERVICE STATIONS Harnson and Grace , Bridgetown North Bend and Augusta u- Chevim R U XX! 1': '5 BA K1:'R1E.S' NEIDHARD Wedding, Shower, Birthday - Cakes and Fancy Cookies FUNERAL Discount 10 Churches. etc, Phone 522-4982, White Oak Siore HOMES ALBERS CAFE BERKEMEIER BARBERS LILIE'S pHARMACY and DUDS IN SUDS COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 3 Barbers 4120 Bridgetown Road 8-6 Tuesdayanday 8-5 Salurdav Closed Monday I 51'xw'ij; t in m Harrison and Race Roads, Bridgetown Phone 66172361 or 66179466 Cinmnnall 1 1.0h10 Chase and Langland Streeis Northsnde Tom and Ruth Junker You Hosts HAMCO REALTORS 6520 Coleram Avenue Cincmnan. Ohm Phone 931-3030 VOGELPOHLHEATING GROTE BAKERY Mount Alr COMPANY y Brentwood 340 West Sixlh Street Finneyxown C4ncnnna1i.0hio 45202 NDIIhslde Phone 3815152223 BRODBECK 81 SON'S Manufacturing Jewelers 404 Vindonissa Bldg. 19 W. 7th Street J. KNAB MOTOR SALES Complete Servme 81 Body Shop FEJCIHIIES 6360 Coleram Ave 522 1129 BIX SERVICE COMPANY Furmture Smppmg Rehnlshmg Consumms Now There Are 2 8110115101 Your Convenience 1514 Kinney Ave 5201 Crookshank Rd M1 Hea11hy Weslam H1115 52274181 92273566 ANDY'S GLASS SHOP Common: G1ass Replacemenl Serwce Mwmrs - Table tops Auto G1dSS 8373 Co1eram Ave 52271155 Cmcmnal1,0h10 45239 BERNI'S BEAUTY SALON 6560 Colemm Ave P110110 93178080 Hours 9 A M 105 P M Open Evenings by Appomtmem THE SYCAMORE SAVINGS AND LOAN C0. 3209 Wusl Galbranh Road Cmcmnall. 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Funeral Serwce 3700Genmoreai 1712 Queen City THE CINCINNATUS LOAN AND BUILDING COM- PANY 3341 HBUISOFI Ave Open TuesdayrSaturday, 10:004 00 Fnday. 1000-6200 HANSCO INC. 2M0dernlzahon a1 ITS Frnesl 7079 Coleram Avenue Phone 522-7670 Stotm Wmdows-Awnmgs-Roohng and Siding, RemodelingrRoom Addluons KEMPER'S PHARMACY HEHISOH and Momana Wesmern Hrlls Phone 481-3332 Dehvery Serwce Erwm C.H01nke WESTERN BOWL INC. 6383 Glenway Ave. 66272222 Trust Marmer's Shoes ,..to KNOW and CARE Main Stave Shopping Canlers Sale Store 4 l02 Glunway Weslem Hxlls Pwaza 3314 Warsaw Ave Pnco HHI Cherry Grove Plaza Pnce HHI KEnwDUd Mall Wishing You Good Luck In the Future MT. AIRY SOHIO Across From Lllne FJower Church Compliments of RALPH C. JACKSON CO. Comphmumsof MARTIN'S BARBER 8: BEAUTY SHOPS Gruesbeck , 52178800 Norm Brook 825-1243 GERTH'S CHOICE MEATS Phone 52275252 Groesbeck Shopping Center Our Pohcy Servnce 8x Ouahw' F.P. SCHNEIDER 8: SON INTERXOR 8c EXTERIOR PAINTING Phone 48179W 88 Establwshed 1916 MENKE MOTOR SALES INC. 3500 Harrison Ave New Cars 66178100 3300 Parkcresl Lane Used Cars 661-8430 Your Western HIHS Mercury DeaXer HORNSBY'S COI FFURES Two Locations 5456 Colerain Ave. Mt. Airy 7 54174629 1179 W Galbraith 9818524 SPECIaIJSIS In Coloring, Permanent Waving Walter Hornsby, owneristylist J. Wm Oberhelman AMMON PHARMACY 3342 Hamson Ave 66191463 GRAHAM'S BARBER SERVICE 5547 Colerain Ave h Pays to Look Well T0 LaSaIIe's Graduates Best Wishes for the Future KESSING'S HARDWARE 5535 CoXeram Ave. In the Heart Of Mt. Airy Education is like a game. An awesome game though, because itls like taking a team through a tournament, advancing to the re- gion, then to state, and finally to the national championship. Thatls a truly monumental undertaking for any team, and one you donlt expect of any school every year. But with the students them- selves, itls a different thing, because each one goes through school only once. And he has to win. Welre groud to be on La Sallefs team. LA SALLE PARENT-TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION Thanks, class of '67. Jerry Miller Lou Martinelli Jim Wagner Don Feldman Bill Carrelli Mel Volle For your dedicated leadership and service, The Student CounCIl WESTERN HILLS MUSIC MART 3338 Harnson Avenue 66178551 Finger lickin' LOU KRONER AND SONS DRY CLEANERS 3820 Nonh Bend Road Chevmt Bone Pickin' Rib Stickin' Fried Chicken JOHN F. KUHN SUNOCO SERVICE 3104 Harrison Ave CARTER'S RESTAU RANTS Your Friendly Neighborhood Chevy Dealer JOSEPH CHEVROLET 5228000 8733 Colerain. Just North of Galbraith ROHE'S Complete Prescnption PHARMACY Harrison and Glenmore Cheviot CENTENNIAL SAVINGS 8 LOAN Save with Safety 3918 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio BUCKEYE Home Furnishings MSDHCJILIHSIH m Modem Slyhng' 52176557 HM ea Bmly MxHur Clmzmmxll 35L Ohm H IUD 6?, Cnlrrmm Ave BAUR'S GARDEN CENTER 'Evmylhmg HM Your Gatdon Needs 51 32 Colcmm Ave. CHiUEmaU 39, Ohm MARY LOU'S GRILL Cnney Mandy Chill , Double Deckers 6562 Coleram Ave Ml Alry Carry Out Orders CaH 541 947 7 MT. AIRY SHELL 2567 Norm Bmd Rd 541 9626 Mmm Repairs and Brake Work THE GLENCOE CLUB of Greater Cincinnati SPONSORS Merohn Brufach Mr, 8 Mrs. R Metch Mr. 8x Mrs. H, Schwartz James Schwartz Mrs Chicholas Editor's Answer To A Fantastic 174 Experiment In Green Yearbook Elephants One day last fall the moderator of the 1967 Raconteur received an inspiration to let elephants be the incentive and driving force behind subscription selling for llyearbook l67ll. This campaign was one of a rather unique nature. It involved ele- phant pins and posters. It was a push for a long-lasting book by adopting the slogan ltan elephant never forgets? The basic proposition was this: The homeroom to reach 100th; in subscriptions would be given a full page in the yearbook to do with as they pleased. The idea was received so enthusiastically that first of all, there was a tie for the hrst room to reach the prescribed goal of everyone having ordered a book. The next fortunate com- plication was that other homerooms came and pleaded with the moderator to allow them to have tltheir very own page tooh if they would hurry and get in the lOOlKa. With a happy reluctance Bro. Carl extended the offer of a page to any home- room which purchased a book per man during the extended time of the contest. As a result of this wild enthusiasm for the Raconteur, you will see on the next eight pages the result of makeshift photo- graphy, layout, and theme t ifit can be called thatl. The following is the result of GREEN ELEPHANT l67. 175 Sr. 303 Everywhere Around School Senior Homeroom 107 Treats Orphans To Day Of Roughneck Fun At Lo Selle 0 ; 4- MAKIV: $ '- m'E Soph. G. 207 Goes AnimcII, Under Easy- Going Homeroom Teach 17B Soph. 309 Becomes Quiet And Conservative Under Tough, Bro. Dcm No Knives; No Can- Opener; A Cold Day- Made Soph. 106's Picnic A Big Success Freshman 201 Takes A Moment From Regulof School To Share In A Mass . 301 Meefs For Last Time As Sr IGS School Budd 183 Senior Directory Douglas Albrinck, 5504 Vogel, Little Flower, Track 1,2, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Gary Amlung, 5537 Childs, St. Aloysius, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Bronze,Si1ver,Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Jeffrey Audia, 2760 Byrneside, St. James, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, Track 1,2,4, Golf 2, Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, Varsity 1111 4, Catholic Action 2, Bronze Honor Pin. Lawrence Bach, 7410 Hickman, Assumption, Golf 2,3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Thomas Bachman, 4650 Race, St. Alas, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2,3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. William Backscheider, 3624 Herbert, St. Martin. David Baldock, 3871 Taft, St. Martin, Track 1,2, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Chess Club l,2,3,4. Charles Bare, 3704 Blue Rock, St. James, Bowlu ing 1. Kenneth Barlag, 3993 Raceview, St. Aloysius, Basketball 2, Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Varsity 7L 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Michael Barnes, 2293 Deblin, St. Richard, Golf 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Honor Band l,2,3,4. John Bassman, 2974 North Bend, St. Ignatius, Pep Club 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Safety Council 2,3, Honor Band 2,3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. William Baumgartner, 5555 Foxrun, Little Flow- er, Band 1,2,3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. James Beerman, 3664 Boudinot, St. Martin, Track 1, Fine Arts Club 4, Chess Club 1,3. Richard Beischel, 6848 Kern, St. Bernard, Track 1, Glee Club 1,2, Drama Club 4. Norbert Bella, 2402 Garrison, Assumption, Cheerleading 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Student Council 4 Michael Bennett, 3280 Galbraith, St. Ann, Track 1, GolfS, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Robert Berry, 5470 Karen, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin. Paul Besedick, 3273 Warfield, St. Ann, Track 1, Cross Country 3,4, Drama Club 4, Varsity 11L 4, Newspaper 3,4. Lawrence Betsch, 7230 Clovernook, Assumption, Tennis 3, Glee Club 4. Thomas Bibus, 3475 Stathem, St. Catharine, Yearbook 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Thomas Billhorn, 3726 Hanley, St. James, Foot- ball 1. Ronald Binder, 3225 Blue Rock, St. James, Foot- ball 1 Mgr., Glee Club 2. 184 Charles Blind, 936 Timber Trail, St. Vivian, Football 1. David Bobinger, 7808 Joseph, Assumption, Ten- nis 3,4, Benildus Club 1, Newspaper 1, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Raymond Bockelman, 3615 White Oak, St. James, Track 1,2, Tennis 3,4, Cross Country 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Drama Club 4, Newspaper 3, Year- book 3,4. Roger Borchelt, 3790 Poole, St. John, Track 1, Bowling 1. Terry Borths, 5956 Blue Rock, St. John, Track 2, 3,4, Cross Country 4, Varsity 11L 4, Bronze, Sil- ver Honor Pins. James Brand, 3234 Daytona, St. Martin, Track 1, 2. Kenneth Brandt, 2329 Van Leunen, Little Flower, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Drama 4, National Honor Society 4, Varsity 41,1 4, Yearbook 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Stephen Brickner, 10022 Baughman, St. John, Glee Club 3,4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Thomas Brinkman, 1064 Newcastle, St. Bartholo- mew, Track 1, Golf 1,2. Thomas Buller, 4747 Hanley, St. James, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1, Pep Club 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Varsity 11151 4, Catholic Action 2, Bronze Honor Pin. John Busse, 5626 Green Acres, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin. Gerald Buten, 4110 School Section, St. Aloysius, Football 1, Student Council 1. Robert Carr, 6322 Savannah, St. Richard, Foot- ball 3,4, Track 1,2, Pep Club 3, Varsity 11,1 4. William Carrelli, 5782 Krogermount, St. James, Basketball 1, Track 2, Drama 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Year- book 3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Patrick Cassedy, 3946 Roswell, St. Martins, Track 1,2, Band 1, Newspaper 3, Bronze Honor Pin. Bruce Chicholas, 5660 Lauderdale, St. Ignatius, Band1,2, Computer Club 1,2, Honor Band 2, Science Club 1,2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Math Club 1,2. Nikolas Christenson, 3001 Timberview, St. Igna- tius, Bronze Honor Pin, Chess Club 1,2. Garold Christman, 5517 Kirby, Little Flower, Track 1,2, Glee Club 1. John Cipriani, 7476 Boleyn, St. Ann, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Baseball 4, Track 1,2, Student Council 2,3. Thomas Cleary, 82 Hillsdale, St. Ann. James Conrady, 1966 N. Lynndale, Assumption, Track 4, Golf 3, Glee Club 2,4, Safety Council 2, Camera Club 4, Chess Club 2,3. Paul Dabbelt, 5672 Midforest, St. Antoninus. John Davis, 3752 Monfort Heights, St. Ignatius, Band 1,2,3,4, Radio Club 1,2, Honor Band 2,3,4,. Bronze Honor Pin. Richard Day, 3881 Harvestridgc, St. Ignatius, Catholic Action 2,3. Ralph Dehner, 1461 Kinney, Assumption, Track 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 3, Varsity 1113 4. Patrick Dellecave, 6308 White Acre, St. James, Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3. Edward Delp, 8448 Lyness, St. Ann, Radio Club 1,2, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Michael Di Muzio, 6173 Seiler, St. James, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 3,4. Frederick Di Pilla, 3994 Roswell, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin. Kenneth Distler, 3557 Jessup, St. James, Band 1, 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Honor Band 3, Newspaper 4, Catholic Action 2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Dale Doerman, 3043 Lischer, St. Catharine. David Duffy, 3430 Craig, St. Martin, Football 1, Science Club 3. John Dunagan, 1544 Adams, Assumption, Track 1,3, Pep Club 2,3, Safety Council 4, Bronze Hon- or Pin. Thomas EfHer, 1439 Hill, Assumption, Student Council 1,3, Honor Band 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Earl Einhaus, 2959 Wardall, St. Catharine, Pep Club 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Gary Even, 3748 Springdalc, St. John, Track 1, Bowling 1, Student Council 4, Senior Council 4, Bronze Honor Pin. J ames Fallon, 3865 Church, St. Aloysius, Drama Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Chess Club 1,2. Donald Feldman, 7857 Tucson, St. Ann, Drama Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Science Club 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Math Club 3. Dale Fey, 8263 Royal Heights, St. Ann, Pep Club 1, Glee Club 1, Safety Council Mgr. Craig Finnicum, 3304 Basswood, St. Ignatius, Cross Country 2,3, Student Council 1, Camera Club 3,4, Newspaper 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Chess Club 1. Kevin Flynn, 3601 Epworth, St. Catharine, Bas- ketball 1,2, Football 1,3,4, Track 1, Student Council 2, Varsity 8L 4. William Franzosa, 3205 Daytona, St. Martin, Yearbook 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Chess Club 3. Richard Freeman, 6106 Belleair, St. Clairs, Track 1, Tennis 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Student Council 1. Glenn Fritz, 8253 Royal Heights, St. Ann, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Drama Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Senior Council 4, Varsity 11D, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Kenneth Fuell, 6131 Charity, St. Jude. Richard Fuller, 6581 Golfway, St. Richard, Cross Country 2, Glee Club 1. Richard Gallivan, 5608 Sunny Woods, St. Igna- tius, Football 3, Golf 2,3,4. 185 Frank Gardner, 2718 Henngcht. Ann, Drama Club 1, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Math Club 4. James Gehrum, 2680 Queen City, St. Martin. Robert Gehrum, 6628 July, St. James, Basketball 2,3, Mgr. Gary Gooding, 2671 West Galbraith, St. Ann, Football 1, Track 1,2, Cross Country 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Thomas Grant, 5476 Vogel, Little Flower, Bronze Honor Pin. Barry Greene, 8840 Grenada, Assumption, Base- ball 3,4. John Greene, 8816 Grenada, Assumption, Speech Club 1, StudentCounci13, Newspaper 1,2,3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Robert Grosse, 5416 Karen, St. Aloysius, Track 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1,4, Senior Council 1, Yearbook 3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Hon- or Key. Thomas Grote, 2355 Van Leunen, Little Flower, Track 1, Cross Country 1,2, Pep Club 2,3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 2,3, As- tronomy Club 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. William Haass, 3992 Raceview, St.A10ysius, Cross Country 1. Michael Hagen, 3315 Harrison, St. Martins, Track 1, Pep Club 2. Alexis Hannan, 6013 Connecticut, St. Richard, Baseball 4, Track 1, Cross Country 2, Glee Club 1, Drama Club 4, Student Council 2,4. Kenneth Harmeyer, 5618 Eula, St.A10ysius, Track 1,2, Pep Club 2, Drama Club 4, Newspa- per 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. William Harmeyer, 6639 Schwitzcrhoff, St. Ber- nard, Football 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Lawrence Harrigan, 3240 North Bend, St. Igna- tius, Safety Council 1,2. Francis Heekin, 3414 Anaconda, St. Catharine, Football 1,2,3, Track 1. Robert Heim, 3928 Boomer, St. Ignatius, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Varsity 1111 4. Mark Henlein, 3532 Darwin, St. Martin, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity 1111 4, Yearbook 3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Wayne Hermann, 1461 Hill, Assumption, Foot- ball, 2, Track, 1,3; Varsity 1111, 4. Martin Herrmann, 2781 Banning, St. Ann, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Mark Hester, 5642 Karen, St. Aloysius, Track, 2, Pep Club, 2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. William Hillebrand, 3767 Wilmar, St. Martin, Football, 1,3, Tennis, 4, Golf, 4, Band, 1,2, Year- book, 4, Bronze, Honor Pin. Russell Hoffmann, 2646 Jessup, Little Flower, Track, 2, Catholic Action, 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Senior Directory William Hoffman, 2717 Hennge, St. Ann, Cross Country, 2,3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Honor Key. Charles Hogan, 3266 Floridale, St. James, Cath- olic Action, 3. Terence Hooven, 5471 Northpoint, St. Ignatius, Cross Country, 1,2, Student Council, 2,3, Safety Council, 2,3, Newspaper, 3, Chess Club, 1. Daniel Horgan, 5610 Samuer, St. Ignatius, Track, 1, Pep Club, 1, Band, 1,2,3,4, Drama, 2,3, 4, Student Council, 1, Honor Band, 3,4. William Hotze, 8229 Livingston, St. James, Track, 1,2,3, Student Council, 1,2,3,4, Safety Council, 4, Catholic Action, 2,3, Bronze Honor Pin. Vincent Hudepohl, 5617 West Fork, St. Ignatius, Pep Club, 1,2, Glee Club, 1,3, Drama Club, 2,3,4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, 4, Bronze Honor Pin. William Huellemeier, 8345 Cheviot, St. Ann, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Cross Country, 2, Pep Club, 3, Varsity 7L7, 4, Yearbook, 4, Catholic Action, 2, Bronze Honor Pin. Mark Hulsmann, 8434 Jackies, St. Ann, Glee Club, 2. Stephen Hunseder, 1975 Connecticut, St. Richard, Bronze Honor Pin. David Huy, 5657 Vogel, Little Flower. . Richard Hyland, 8570 Comet, St. Ann, Track, 1. Michael Inderhees, 3318 Dolomar, St. Ann, Football, 1,2,3, Track, 1,2, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Ralph Jackson, 3000 Timberview, St. Ignatius, Yearbook, 4. William Jackson, 5423 Clover, St. Ignatius, Bas- ketball, 1,12, 4, Mng Track, 1. John Jacobs, 8971 Livingston, St. John. John Jones, 3309 Nandale, St. Ann. John Kellner, 5010 Western Hills, St. Teresa, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Roch Kelly, 5597 Green Acres, St. Aloysius, Stu- dent Council, 1. Harry Kemen, 2871 Almester, St. Catharine, Basketball, 1,2, Drama Club, 3,4, National Hon- or Society, 3,4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Lawrence Kenkel, 3061 Hull, St. Martin, Foot- ball, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1,2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety, 3,4, Student Council, 4, Varsity 7L7, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Honor Key. Norbert Kinross, 5573 Clearidge, St. James, Track, 2, Drama Club, 4, Student Council, 2,3,4, Safety Council, 4, Catholic Action, 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Michael Kinsler, 10626 Pippin, Corpus Christi, Basketball, 1, Mgr. William Knecht, 8352 Jackies, St. Ann, Track, 1, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Joseph Koch, 4315 St. Martin, St. Martin, Track 1, Glee Club, 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Robert Koch, 5713 Juliemarie, St. James, Basket- ball, 1, Baseball, 4. Allen Kramer, 2330 Cincinnati-Brookville, St. John. John Kraus, 5495 Karen, St. Aloysius, Track, 1,2, Pep Club, 1, Drama Club, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. James Krebs, 7812 Werner, Assumption, Golf, 4. Michael Kroeger, 5651 Buttercup, Little Flower, Cross Country, 2, Radio Club, 2, Astronomy Club, 2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Charles Kromer, 1424 Compton, Assumption, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Football, 1,2, Baseball, 3,4, Track, 1,2, Varsity 7L , 4. James Kuchenbuch, 3744 Francis, St. Martin, Football, 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Jerome Kuhling, 5961 Springdale, St. Bernerd, Bronze Honor Pin. James Kuhn, 3516 Galbraith, St. Ann, Baseball, 2,14, Mng Track, 2, Bowling, 2. Michael Lambers, 2724 McKenlcy, St. Catha- rine, Football, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1, Drama Club, 4, Student Council, 3, Varsity 9L , 4, Bronze Hon- or Pin. James LeCount, 3024 Daytona, St. Catharine. Thomas Lindeman, 5091 Jessup, St. James, Foot- ball, 1, Baseball, 4, Track, 1, Bronze, Honor Pin. Daniel Lintz, 2795 Shaffer, St. Catharine, Base- ball, 4, Track, 4, Pep Club, 3, Drama Club, 4, Catholic Action, 4. Thomas Logan, 7359 Clovernook, Assumption, Track, 2,4. John Lohbeck, 3460 Robb, St. Martin, Football, 1,2,3, Golf, 3, Safety Council, 4, Newspaper, 1, Catholic Action, 2, Bronze Honor Pin. Richard Loichinger, 8343 Jackics, St. Ann, Bronze Honor Pin. Gary Long, 5778 Clearview, St. Aloysius, Foot- ball, 1,2,3, Track, 1,2, Golf, 3,4, Pep Club, 1,2, Drama Club, 4, Student Council 1,2,3, Varsity uLsag4. Eugene Louis, 8527 Pollux, St. Ann. James Lutz, 3712 Woodbine, St. Martin, Basket- ball 1,2, Football, 2,3,4, Student Council, 3,4, Varsity 7L , 4. Martin Luzietti, 2923 Sheldon, St. Ann, Basket- ball 1, Football, 1, Track, 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Richard Mahlmann, 1626 Joseph, Assumption. Patrick Mallory, 8406 Jackies, St. Ann, Footbali 1,2, Mgr., Track 2. Timothy Mara, 2958 Diehl, St. Ignatius, Glee Club, 1,2,3,4, Drama Club, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Louis Martinelli, 2469 Montana, St. Catharine, Golf, 1,2, Pep Club, 1,2, Fine Arts Club, 4, Na- tional Honor Society, 4, Student Council, 1,2,4, Safety Council, 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Thomas Mattie, 3995 Poole, St. John, Track 1, Speech Club, 1,2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. William McCabe, R.R.;5!2 Moores, St. Marys, Newspaper, 4. Martin McGrath, 2741 Faber, St. Catharine, Speech Club, 2,4, Yearbook 4, Chess Club, 1. James McHugh, 3088 Timberview, St. Ignatius, Basketball, 1, Football 2,3,4, Track, 1,3,4, Pep Club, 2, Drama Club, 4, Varsity 1131, 4. Ralph Mentrup, 5636 Biscayne, St. Aloysius, FootbaII, 1. Richard Merkel, 4425 Grove, St. Aloysius, Dra- ma Club, 3,4, Radio C1ub,l, National Honor Society, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Lawrence Metzler, 118 Jefferson, St. John the Baptist, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. John Meyer, 2400 Homestead, St. Catharine, Track, 1. Louis Meyer, 2741 Felicity, St. Catharine, As- tronomy Club, 4. Norbert Meyer, 5573 Leumas, St. Ignatius, Bowl- ing, 1,2. Lowell Michaelson, 5582 Fox, St. Ignatius, Track, 1, Cross Country, 2, Mgr., Student Coun- cil 1, Newspaper, 3. Jerome Miller, 3124 Penrose, St. Catharine, Track 1,2,3, Pep Club, 1,2,3, Drama Club 3,4, Fine Arts Club, 4, Student Council, 2,3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Honor Pins. Michael Miller, 2941 Wardall, St. Catharine, Track, 1, Tennis, 3, Science, 1. Thomas Mills, 5524 Edger, St. Ignatius, Track, 1, Cross Country, 2, Cheerleading, 2,3, Pep Club, 2, 3, Student Counci14, Senior Council, 4. David Morris, 2980 North Bend, St. Ignatius, Track, 2, Tennis, 3,4, Band,1,2,3,4,National Honor Society, 3,4, Honor Band, 1,2,3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Honor Pins, Honor Key, Chess Club, 1. Byron Muddiman, 3701 Harrison, St. Martin, Band, 1,2. Kenneth Mueller, 2547 Wingham, Our Lady of Lourdes, Track, 1. Thomas Murnane, 7373 Forest, Assumption, National Honor Society, 3,4, Newspaper, 3,4, Science Club, 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Honor Key. Lawrence Murphy, 1973 Madison, Assumption, Track, 2, Glee Club, 1. Gary Naehring, 3641 Paramount, St. James. Paul Nedderman, 5644 Foxglove, Little Flower, Football, 1,2,3,4, Drama Club, 3, National Hon- or Society, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Roy Neyer, 3258 March, St. James, Track, 1, 187 Cross Country, 2, National Honor Society, 4, Newspaper, 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. John Nieman, 4325 Brookdale, St.A10ysius, Track, 1, Newspaper, 4, Yearbook, 3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key, Chess Club 1. Thomas Nordmeyer, 2285 Adams, Assumption, Band, 1,2,3,4, Drama Club, 3. Frederick Oehler, 8045 Blanchetta, St. Ann. Elmer Oldendick, 3532 Meadow, St. Martin, Drama Club, 3, Fine Arts Club, 4, Chess Club, 3, 4. Clifford Oliver, 5593 Childs, St. Aloysius, Foot- ball, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, 4, Varsity 51H, 4, Bronze Honor Pin. William Ollinger, 5538 Goldenrod, Little Flower. William Palmisano, 3979 Grace, St. Aloysius, Football, 2,3, Track, 1,2. William Phelps, 2812 Sheldon, St. Ann, Football, 1,3, Bronze Honor Pin. William Pitts, 5537 Goldenrod, Little Flower, Track, 1, Glee Club, 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Michael Pope, 2505 Byrneside, Little Flower, Basketball, 2, Football, 1, Track, 1, Bronze, Sil- ver Honor Pins. Stephen Poppe, 6537 Golfway, St. Richard, Bas- ketball, 1,2,3,4, Track, 1, Student Council, 1, Varsity 119, 4. David Preklas, 6004 Seiler, St. James, National Honor Society, 3,4, Yearbook, 3,4. Charles Price, 2878 Shaffer, St. Catharine. Frederick Putnick, 10022 Brehm, St. John, Track, 1. Gregory Rahrig, 4151 Poole, St. John, Track, 4, Glee Club, 3,4, Student Council, 2,4, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. James Ransick, 3999 Drew, St. Aloysius. William Reifenberger, 4012 St. Martins Place, St. Martin. Daniel Rensing, 8430 Cheviot, St. Ann, Drama 1, 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Science Club 3, Math Club 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Walter Rischmann, 3962 Washington, St. Mar- tin, Track 1, Glee Club 1,2, Student Council 2, Bronze Honor Pin. Terrence RuoH, 3309 Daytona, St. Martin. Thomas Russell, 7609 Seward, Assumption, Band 1,2,3. Richard Russo, 3422 Nandale, St. Ann, Track 1, Camera Club 4, Newspaper 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Gary Sander, 2343 Van Leunen, Little Flower, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Varsity 11f Club, 4, Honor Pin Bronze. Gerald Saskowsky, 8408 Coghill, St. Ann, Bowl- ing 2. Kenneth Schaible, 6100 Snyder, St. Bernard, Bronze Honor Pin. Mark Schibi, 6100 Cheviot, St. James, Track 3. Senior Directory Donald Schinner, 5599 Childs, St. Aloysius, Track 1. Robert Schmitt, 5691 Karen, St. Aloysius, Foot- ba112, Baseball 4, Track 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Steven Schmutte, 6971 Springdale, St. Bernard, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Band 1, Varsity 1113, Club 4, Catholic Action 3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pin. David Schneider, 3392 Basswood, St. James, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Varsity 11L Club 4, Chess Club 1. Jerome Schneider, 3336 North Bend, St. Ignatius, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Newspaper 4. Joseph Schneider, 4307 Marlin, St. Martin, Track 1,2, Cross Country 2, Newspaper 3,4. Paul Schneider, 3967 Grace, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin. Kenneth Schnell, 9077 Tag, Assumption, Baseball 3, Cross Country 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Kenneth Schnitker, 8372 Coghill, St. Ann, Track 1,2, Bowling 1, Drama 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Lee Schoenling, 4117 Jessup, St. James, Football 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Edward Schuerman, 3429 Boudinot, St. Martin, Band l,2,3,4. Anthony Schwab, 4448 Grove, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin. , Walter Schwartz, 2781 Byrneside, St. James, Track 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Donald Schwegman, 3647 White Oak, St. James, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Cross Country 1, Pep Club 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Varsity 311$ Club 4, Catholic Action 2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Edward Schwegman, 3647 White Oak, St. James, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, Track 1, Cross Country 1,2, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1,2, Varsity 1113 Club 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Honor Pins. Donald Schweitzer, 2888 Mt. Airy, Littie F lower, Football 1, Baseball 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3, Newspaper 4. Joseph Seifert, 230 Applewood, Blessed Sacraw ment, Safety Council 4. Frank Seta, 3324 Stevie, St. James, Pep Club 1,2, Band 1,2, Drama 4, Student Counci14. Barry Silber, 3140 Locust Log, St. James, Track 1,2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Key. Terrence Sillies, 5534 Northpoint, St. Ignatius, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Varsity 8L9 Club 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. George Simon, 2616 Kathleen, Little Flower, Yearbook 4, Bronze Honor Pin. 188 Harry Smith, 6171 Gaines, St. James, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Student Council 1, 3,4, Senior Council 4, Varsity 1111 Club 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Robert Smith, 4436 Homelawn, St.A10ysius, Glee Club 2, Drama Club 3, Chess Club 2,3. Thomas Snodgrass, 1299 Madeleine Circle, As- sumption, Bronze Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Lawrence Specker, 5510 Penway, Little Flower, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, Cross Country 2, News- paper 3,4, Yearbook 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Roger Spieser, 5567 Samver, St. Ignatius, Track 1, Student Council 1, Safety Council 4. Joseph Spitzmiller, 3756 Meadowvicw, St. Aloy- sius, Chess Club 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Gary Staigl, 3680 Hanley, St. James, Football 1, Drama Club 3. Christopher Statt, 7317 Harding, Assumption, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Varsity 11L Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Dennis Stehlin, 5705 Dunlap, St. John, Track 1, Bronze Honor Pin. David Steigerwald, 305 George, St. Marys, Foot- ball 3, Tennis 3. Christopher Stenger, 1521 Adams, Assumption, Baseball 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Chess Club 3. Louis Stenger, 3837 Woodsong, St. John The Baptist. James Stiegler, 4431 Homelawn, St. Aloysius. John Stumin, 6629 Taylor, St. Jude, Track 1, Student Counci12. Richard Suder, 4106 Jessup, St. James, Football 3, Pep Club 2, Catholic Action 1,2, Bronze Hon- or Pin. John Sullivan, 2359 Van Leunen, Little Flower, Track 1,2,3, Drama 3,4, Speech Club 4, F inc Arts Club 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. Carl Summe, 7915 Elizabeth, Assumption, Dra- ma Club 2,3, Catholic Action 1,2. Harold Sunderhaus, 10977 Bank, St. John, Track 1, Bowling 1. John Tegenkamp, 5638 Buttercup, Little Flower, Football 1, Pep Club 3, Newspaper 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. David Temming, 7355 Clovernook, Assumption, Track 2, Glee Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3, Speech Club 1,2,3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. James Tenbrink, 5607 Surrey, St. Aloysius, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, Catholic Action 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Thomas Teten, 2651 Galbraith, St. Ann, Track 1, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Timothy Teten, 2651 Galbraigh, St. Ann, Track 1. Thomas Theobald, 2949 Mignon, St. Catharine, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Pep Club 2,3, Drama Club 4, National Honor. Society 4, Safety Council 4, Varsity 5133 Club 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Raymond Tourangeau, 5473 Bahama Terrace, Little Flower, Basketball 2,3,4, Mgr., Pep Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Safety Council 4, Senior Council 4, Bronze, Silw ver, Gold Honor Pins, Raymond Uhrig, 3536 Meadow, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin. Thomas Vanden Eynden, 2722 Barthas, St. Ann, Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Newspaper 3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Anthony Veeneman, 8640 Colerain, St. Ann, Speech Club 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Donald Veite, 8425 Wuest, St. James. Norbert Veldhaus, 5662 Green Acres, St. Aloy- sius, Football 1, Track 1. Thomas Velkoff, 3865 Olivette, St. Martins, Drama Club 3, Student Council 2. Melvin Voile, 4195 Raeann Drive, St. John, Track 1, Cross Country 2, Cheerleading 2, Pep Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Senior Council 4, Newspaper 4, Catholic Action 2, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins. James Wagner, 5663 Green Acres, St. Aloysius, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Golf 3, Pep Club 3, Drama Club 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Senior Council 4, Yearbook 4, Catholic Action 4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Paul Wagner, 3289 Basswood, St. Ignatius, Track 1, Cross Country 4, Pep Club 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Honor Band 3,4. Steven Wanstrath, 3028 Penrose, St. Catharine, Bronze Honor Pin. Wayne Wauligman, 3404 Ferncroft, St. Catha- rine, Yearbook 4, Bronze, Silver Honor Pin. Robert Weinheimer, 3213 Stanhope, Our Lady of Lourdes. 189 Paul Wenzel, 2330 Van Leuncn, Little Flower, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Honor Key. Stephen Westrich, 3753 Meadowview, St. Aloy- sius, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Daniel Wiener, 2565 Orland, St. Catharine. Thomas Wiesman, 3681 Jessup, St. James, Track 1,2,4, Cross Country 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Timothy Wiesman, 3511 Galbraith, St. Ann, Football 1. David Willen, 3324 Lapland, St. Ann, Track 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Warren Winkler, 8717 Grenada, Assumption Mark Winterhalter, 3981 Washington, St. Aloy- sius, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1. Joseph Wolterman, 9883 Brehm, St. John, Dra- ma 3, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Thomas Wolterman, 2614 Kipling, Little Flower, Football 1, Pep Club 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Mark Wurzelbacher, 9030 Orangewood, As- sumption, Football 1, Student Council 1,2, Bronze, Silver Honor Pins. Jerome Young, 3536 East Darwin, St. Martin, Track 1,2. Norbert Zawaski, 3571 Crestnoll, St. Ignatius, Basketball 1, Football 1,2, Track 1, Student Council 3, Bronze Honor Pin. Louis Zebrak, 5588 Fox, Little Flower, Basket- ball 1,2, Mgr., Track 1,4, Pep Club 3, Astronomy Club 2, Chess Club 1. William Zerhusen, 3653 Westwood Northern, St. Ignatius, Football 1, National Honor Society 4, Newspaper 3, Bronze, Silver, Gold Honor Pins, Gold Key. Mladen Zigrovic, 6326 Hamilton, St. Clare, Cross Country 4, Chess Club 2,3,4. Robert Zureick, 3439 Galbraith, St. James, Track 1,2, Golf 3, Cross Country 2, Pep Club 2,3, Astronomy Club 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin. Acknowledgements Editor-in-Chief .............. Matt Shooner Moderator ............. Brother Dennis Carl Student Life ................. Matt Shooner Seniors .................... Jay Bockelman Faculty ....................... Bob Grosse Activities .................... Jim Wagner Sports ...................... Matt Shooner Copy ..................... Dennis Schmidt Joe Schneider Tom Murnane Editorial Assistants Tom Bibus Bill Hillebrand Terry Duffy Photography Mr. Don Brandt Mr. Pat McKenrick Mr. Roy Boeh Mr Walter Foach La Salle Camera Club Graphic Adviser Technical Adviser: Mr. Carl Vorpm American Yearbook La Salle Is. . . no more than the people who make it up