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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

RACONTEUR LaSaIIe High School ' 1969 :rou are cheering for air team- ' its way to losin You hurry to a religion class, sit down. 8c find out what your friends did over the weekend. Class begins and you laugh at your leach crys weak jokes, After the pcriod ends. you talk with the teacher about a missing assignment and he suggests a project. r ... c 4 ! gl'lf'aq- l. . ll. EU! 3. 'Ii'blsrlhl i-r kl r suit 35.: lilli4lir e m o s h t i w t u 0 0 g u 0 Y friends. You may go to a dance, You or to a movie are in a good mood and you sing as you ride. You look into a friendk eyes and laugh comfortably. .. . T .1- ? www.hzha: i... You notice joyful posters in the hallways. In the gym. a mass is being held. Once you get over nervousness, you sing with gusto. At the kiss of peace, you shake a friends hand and talk to a cute girl. You notice some people standing off. But you, are so moved, you mustjoin m. Cross Country Seventh in District Hampered by unseasonably cold weather and a few untimely injuries, the Lancer Harriers, led by first-year coach Mr. David Fairchild, had a tough season. The Lancers opened their 1969 season with two hard victories over Western Hills t20-35l and Aiken 09-36, before bowing to Mt. Healthy t20-35l on their own course. However, the Lancer CC men bounced back against Harrison, beating them t15-40y by taking the first five places. But the Lancers, without the help of two regulars, 16 were in poor form for the G.C.L. Meet. They took a fifth place. However, in the Cincinnati District Meet, in which junior Mike Dourson won a med- al, they looked much better e LaSalle placed seventh out of 26 teams in their heat. In the last meet 0f the season, the Lancers were pitted against Roger Bacon, the team which placed sec- ond in the G.C.L. In a wellvrun race, Bacon emerged the winner by one point. The teamls prospects for next year look very en- couraging. Although next yearts squad will be without the services of seniors Bob La Chance and Jim Reuter, it will have ample talent in juniors Mike Dourson, Ron Scherzinger, and Jeff Newberry. R Scher- ABOVE LEFT: J. zinger, R. Marliw F. T. I S 0 P. P 0 PAGE: FAR LEFT: M. Dour- Renter: LEFT: J. Newberry. SOHI Rasso Takes Over; New Era Begins New football coach Steve Rasso said at the beginning of the T68 foot- ball season that his main job was to develop a ttwinning attitude? He may have done just that. The football Lancers, under-manned and under-sized, struggled to a 2-8 record, but there was something dif- ferent about this season. A new era for LaSalle football had started. It seemed as if both the team and the fans expected to win nearly ev- ery game. The Lancers, however, simply did not have enough strength to overcome the other G.C.L. teams, with the exception of McNicholas. The other win was over neighborhood rival Aiken. Af- ter beating Aiken in the second game of the season, the team had rough going until the McNicholas game. After a frustating loss to Newport, the team put it all together for Homecoming as state- ranked St. Xavier squeezed by them, 10-0. The Lancers closed out the season by losing to a strong Roger Bacon team. 18 LEFT CENTER: T, che UH, F. Roscnucker UOL D. Burke Hm, P. Olivcrio 05k CENTER BELO W; LaSalle cheerleaders: FAR BE- LOW: Mr, Frccmal. J. Roth: 1 BELOW:.I. Crowley. 19 Tenkman, Burke Captain Team Co-captains Joe Tenkman and Dan Burke sparked the team effort throughout the year. At the end of the season, Tenkman was named the Most Valuable Player, and Tom Collins re- ceived the Most Improved Player trophy. Other awards in- cluded: Best Offensive Back e Jim Riese; Best Offensive Lineman e Tom Rehring; Best Defensive Back e Joe Tenk- man; Best Defensive Lineman e Dan Burke. Gerry Betsch received the first Lancer Award for his athletic and scholastic accomplishments. 20 OPPOSITE CENTER: B. Gundenberger, Mr. Broxterman: FAR ABOVE LEFT: J. Sie- mer 84L D. Burke 0540. T. Collins; ABOVE LEFT: J, Crowley; ABOVE: B. Orth: LEFT: Mr. RussoA Homecoming week is more than a game; it is more than a dance. Homecoming is a spirit that pervades the entire school for weeks. It is the building of floats and decorating of balls. It is the football team practicing and the bonfire 0n Satur- day night. Homecoming is a feeling of unity that brings the whole school together. And Homecoming is a game. This year it was against St. Xavier. The spirit of unity infected the football squad, and the team played its best game of theyear. LaSalle held the states seventh- ranked team scoreless for three quarters, while making a serious offensive threat itself. It was only in the final period that Xavier was able to score. Though the game was lost 10-0, the team won. Homecoming: A Unifying Spirit; Lancers Win ABOVE LEFT: Orlh: ABOVE.- Schmitz. B. Hrack, Cannon; CENTER: T, Rehring. 3.8m Coronation Ball Setting for Peggyis Reign .l l. The highlight of a hectic week of chicken-wire stuffing, wall-papering, and a smattering of schoolwork was ttThe Coronation Ball. On Fri- day, November 1, the Homecoming Dance was held in the gym. The gym and stage were restyled as a courtyard and throne room, primarily through the work of Mr. Schulte and co-chairmen Jim Sullivan and Mike Foertsch. Approximately 375 couples danced to the music of old-reliable Pete Wagner and his orchestral Later in the eve- ning, Mr. Schulte was surprised with a plaque given in recognition of his outstanding loyalty to 24 LANCER PRIDEIS RIDING HIGH LaSalle. The main award of the evening went to Peggy Strasser, a Mercy junior, who was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1969. It was an enjoyable but very tiring evening. Only with a great deal of anguish did a large number of Lancers go to school early the next morning to gather wood for the Saturday night bonfires, or to the construction site of their Hoats to help put on the finishing touches. It was all part of a tryng but wonderful Homecoming Week which was dis- tinctively i69. CENTER OF- POSITE: Joe Crowley crowns Peggy Strasser: ABO VE OPPO- SITE: S. Tem- ming, D. chdl; 4480 VE: J Crow- ley P. Slrasser. 25 RIGHT? D. Lcigl1,G.SChuster. D Yclmn, M. chghold: BELOW RIGHT: D, Leigh, G. Schuster; FAR BELOW: D. Yellon. V. Keenan. K. Murphy. .1. Fleming: BELOW: M. Knuc, G, Schuslcr. 3121mm 5 SJHIHMV'I muar ;.. I l mEPm 26 --h-'-g Schuster Wins Audience, Loses Trial George Schuster made Inherit The Wind. As Henry Drummond, defending Bert Cates tMike Knuet, who was indicted for teaching Darwints theories, he punched holes in the bible-based be- liefs 0f the people of Hillsboro, Tennessee. Dave Leigh played Matthew Harrison Brady, the fa- mous presidential candidate, lawyer, and biblical scholar, 'who helped the prosecution. The entire play was a conHict between the ttnew morality and the establishment of forty years ago. Inherit The Wind provided a chance for the fall dramatic presentation to take its place as an equal beside the spring musical. The large cast was di- rected professionally by Mr. Sauerbrey and Mr. Schwab and took full advantage of this opportunity. 27 RIGHT: Chapel; BE- LOW OPPOSITE: M. Shooncr. H Wagner, T ' Kramer. J. Walsh. R. Tuurzmgezm. T. Zerges: BELOW RIGHT: R. Guribay. D. Morris; BELOW: R. Engierl. Senior Retreats: Personal uYour Excellency, why canit you be a little more modern? The question was addressed to Archbishop Alter, present by proxy tat lefty at the senior retreats. Somehow it seemed very pertinent. For this is what the retreats were, modern. They were not just an updated version of the ttclosed re- treat, but something new and entirely different. The re- treats did not concentrate on individual meditation, but emphasized ttinterpersonal relationshipsi' and how to make them worthwhile. The atmosphere was informal and very appropriate: tiltis not bedlam, ifs intense friendship bounew ing off the walls and everybody acts as one? In this context, Mass became relevant to many seniors for the First time. So applicable to life was it that many returned to Holy Cross Monastery in the ensuing weeks to participate more. Fathers Bob, Jim, and Al ted the groups through exercises designed to break away the phoniness accumulated in 17 years. They helped you be yourself to the world and to your own mind. This was the very first step they said. ttYou canat be genuine to others if you donit know yourself. It was a rebirth. s . gcfcld. K RIGHT POSITE Schullc. POSITI. ChN IER; ML Bixsmeycr. Band. Glee Club: RIGHT: M. Schmidt. Concert Unique: Everything Goes Wrong If the seventh annual Christmas Concert had to be during the intermission. However, in the middle summed up in one word, that word would be ttu- 0fthat song smoke came pouring out of the venti- W niquett. Never before have so many unforeseen lators and fear ran through the audience, until the things gone wrong during a performance at La- source was determined. Members ofthe glee club Salle, During the opening number the lights went had decided to catch a smoke next to an air duct out on the band and they were forced to play the backstage. After the excitement subsided and the first half of the concert in the dark. Before the short was located, the band and glee club contin- second number Mr. Bissmeyer announced that ued in true show-business style. ' there was a short circuit which would be repaired A BO VE: J. Newberry, B. Bare. T Schoenfeld: ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Cady. B. Orth: FAR RIGHT: B. Bare: RIGHT: B. Bare ancersl 32 Cady Fields Another Tournament Team As in 1967, the basketball Lancers made only a fair showing during the regular season. Tom Schoenfeld and Bob Bare were the two returning starters. Senior guard Tim Seifert came on fast and gained a place as a starter and tri-captain with Schoenfeld and Bare. Junior Bob Orth, up from the reserve squad, earned the other guard position, An unexpected boost came from junior transfer Jeff Newberry, who rounded out the starting five playing at forward. There were some bright spots during the season, such as the two defeats the team handed Bacon, and the late-sea- son win over Elder. But the Lancerst performance was somewhat erratic, and it appeared as if t69 was going to be just another year. That is, it looked that way until tournament time . . ABOVE: R. Bare an. ABOVE RIGHT: G. Kern. M. Young. T, Sei- fcrL. .1. Newberry. R. Orlh. R. Burt. T. Schoenfeld. Mr. Cudy: BELOW RIGHT: J Newber- ry14U, R. Bare GU: RIGHT: T. Seiferl 5L R. Bare L3H. T. Schoenfcfd MEL R. Orth On; C YER: T. Seiferl. ' : Va-u... w.- ,.,.,. Lancers Jell; Beat Aiken, Norwood The Lancers romped over McNicholas in the final game of the season in preparation for the big tour- nament drive. As usual, not only the team but the whole student body was ttuph for the tournament. In the first game, the Lancers played a husky Norwood team that tried to utilize a sagging-zone defense against high-scoring Tom Schoenfeld, but the team pulled off a 53-47 victory. In the second game, Aiken was no match for the Lancers, who had by now jelled into a great team. The first- string sat out a good portion of the final quarter as the team coasted to a 78-53 win. LaSalle Upsets PHSL Co-Champs Coach Bill Cadyls squad had passed the first test, but now they had to face PHSL co-champions Withrow, the tournamentls fourth-seeded team. The Lancers soon found out why Withrow was seeded, as they had rough going the whole game. The teams traded baskets for three quarters after Withrow had jumped into an early lead. Finally, with about two minutes to go in the fourth quart- er, the Lancers tied the score at 56-56. The game was tied again at 60-60 with a minute left. Guards Bob Orth and Tim Seifert then stole the ball, Sei- fert was fouled and made one of two free throws to put the Lancers ahead. LaSalle again stole the ball from Withrow when they brought it up court, but with ten seconds left, a Withrow guard stole it back, drove to the basket, and missed. The Lan- cers had won, 61-60. The team turned on all their talent in the next game against the other PHSL co-champion, Taft. They were behind only once in the game, 2-0, and were ahead by as much as 16 points. The final score was 62-52. RIGHT: T. Schoenfeld. R. Bare L3H: FAR RIGHT: J. Ncwberry; BELOW RIGHT; T, Sciferl. T Schoenfem. R. Barc. Mr. Cady: BELOW: Norwood Lmd Aiken gamd collage. Dickey And C0. Stop LaSalle The Lancers were now in the district finals. Their opponent was Purcell, But the dream was to be ended a little sooner than in 1967. Early foul trou- ble and the imposing presence of Derrick Dickey were enough to beat LaSalle, 54-49. Tom Schoen- feld again led the Lancers, as he had throughout the regular season and the tournament. His out- standing play earned him all-league and all-city honors, But, as in the case of any successful team, there was a great team effort. Loyalty Week; Full of Novelty Crystal snowflakes and snow-covered trees greet- ed the arrival of spring at the Loyalty Dance in late February. No one was sure whether the deco- ration crew was poking fun at the tickle Cincin- nati weather or had simply run short of props. But the decorations were good, if unseasonal, and ev- eryone had fun dancing under the ttfalling snow to the music of Frankie Brown and his Orchestra. The dance was a great end to a successful LOyalty Week which included the first tand maybe 1350 annual Slop Day, a pit rally, and a big win over McNicholas which gave the team momentum for the tournament drive. CENTER ABOVE: G. Tumey; FAR 1480 V5: R, LaChuncc. C. Rumz. S. Frcisingcr ML lublek .-180Vl;'RIGHT: D. Rohe: .-IBOII'E.' C. Runlz; LEFT.- Frunkic Brown; FAR LEFT: N. Russo, 41 318011;? 6. Schroth. t. Smith; ABOVE RIGHT: CL Schuslcr: FAR RIGHT: Czlsl: RIGHT: G. Schuslcr. Ci. Hcmpcl. -i,A Guy, Liz, and George Bring Down House For the second time in three years, Guy Hempel captured the male lead in the spring musical. This being Guyts final appearance in a LaSalle produc- tion, he was determined to make it his best. And that he did as he utilized his lively spirit and versa- tile talent to go out in style. However, Guy was not alone in the spotlight. His leading lady, Liz Smith, seemed to capture the audience with the warmth of her singing. George Schuster turned in 43 an uproarious portrayal of old Mr. Spettigue. George had the people howling with laughter at his various antics, such as chasing Guy through the audience on a bicycle with his cap flapping in the wind One has to keep in mind that the success of the show involved the hard work and cooperation of the entire cast and stage crew, not just the three performers who brought the audience to their feet. 1801 ' . Klumb. .Lcnr mcL N. Kummcr, S. TUSI. M. Knuc. D. 'zm: F-lR RIGHT: C1. bchrulh, J. Hulmslrum: G Suhuslcr. CI. HCFHDL'L ctCharleyh Marks Turning Point For Musicals As the final curtain closed on ttWherets Charley? a part of LaSalle became history The actors who, as freshmen, appeared in LaSallets first musical, ttBye Bye Birdie,w made their final appearance in a LaSalle production. They leave behind a conti- nuing tradition of excellence founded on superior acting and directing and a consistently good per- formance by the show band. The newly appointed heads of the drama department, Mr; Schwab and Mr, Sauerbrey, continued the quality of LaSallets theatrical productions as can readily be seen in the performances of HInherit The Wind and ttWhereas Charley, Committee: RIGHT: Fuculiy. 47 Evaluators Visit LaSalle: ccGreat Schooltt A former principal of LaSalle visited the school this year, but not just informally. He came to improve on a system that he had set up eight years before. Brother Camillus, the first principal of LaSalle, headed an evaluation committee of six Christian Brothers who studied LaSalle for three days at the end of January. The evaluators did find faults in the school but the primary question of whether LaSalle is needed was answered: nLaSalle is a great school, necessary and worth- while to this community? r180 VE: Mr. Sauer- brey: .4 BO VECEN- TER: Mr. Hastings, Mr, Hurley, COA speaker; FAR RIGHT: Brother Cumillus.C. Runlz: RIGHT: Discussion groups in COA. 48 Innovations Abound; C.O.A. Initiated But the evaluation committee was not the only thing new to LaSalle this year. Twenty-four new teachers joined the faculty, six of them graduates of LaSalle. Problems of Democracy and Religion IV were combined into a two-hour course, Chal- lenges of America, which was team-taught. Ju- nior religion, senior mathematics, and World Cul- tures were also team-taught, as the school pre- pared to innovate modular scheduling. ttSchedule 3W became a regular feature. Every Monday some sort of faculty meeting was held. Even the allotted time was not enough in some cases, however. The COA teachers often took time off in the mornings to plan chapters. The school doors were never locked before ten at night and often later. LaSalle grew as a community. . . 49 Council: Not Activity Machine 50 ABOVE: J. Schwartz. G. Tumey J. Dus- sourd. T Collins, J, Walsh, N. Russo: FARABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Grolc: RIGHT: L. Grate. G Honnert. T. Rehring. Bro. Roland. F. Ro- scnackcr, D Runlz. Joe Dussourd attempted to state what he believed should be the student council attitude in a mid- year speech addressed to the general assembly. He said student council should get away from being an ttactivity cranker-outer. t He stressed that student council should be an identity symbol leading the rest of the school in its attitudes, ideas and relationships with administration, faculty and fellow students. Joining Dussourd on the Execu- tive Board were Gil Tumey, Terry Schoenling, and Jim Greene. Both Dussourd and Greene re- signed after mid-year for personal reasons, and were replaced by Bob Borgman and Tom Collins. The five secretaries were: Gary Honnert 7 Social Activities; Frank Rosenacker e Christian Ac- tion; Tom Rehring - Academics; Dave Runtz e Publications; Len Grote - Athletics. Jim Schwartz and Don Yelton were appointed by the board as secretary and treasurer. ABOVE: Mr. Grote: ABOVE RIGHT: D Bill: OPPOSITE CENTER: N Ellcrhorsl, S. Luzurum M Murphy, P. Sillies, L. Smith, P. Slrzlsser: R!GHT:G.Tumey. Student Council Continues Activities, ccFor the Studentstt Student Council continued to sponsor such activi- ties as a gym night for incoming fresh, and teacher and student appreciation days. The Council also handled sock hops, under the direction of Gary A Honnert, and initiated one in August. Besides purchasing bulletin boards for the main hall, they also printed a buzz book and a freshman pam- phlet. And Student Council organized and carried out the most successful Homecoming week in LaSaIle history. .4 Student Council functioned well as far as carrying out activities for the students, but they also start- ed to get away from being exclusively an activity machine. 53 13d I 1 Ar 7 .I F1 .480 V5: J. Flick. L. Belsch: ABO VE RIGHT: Victorious seniors: FAR r180 VE RIGHT: Mr. Krueger; BEL 0 W RIGHT: Mr, Ginn, J. Hackelt Un puinL J. Schneider 60L Bro. Dan Carrigan kefereeL J. Gug- non 0U. Seniors Again! A standing-room only crowd jammed into the gym to witness the bloodless slaughter of the fac- ulty by the seniors, 58-43. The annual ttun-contest contest pitted the all-around All-American Mr. Bob Rennert and the rest of Mr. Cadyts conglom- eration against the superior height, weight, and scoring ability 0fthe 22-man senior squadt Mr. Rennert was able to garner 18 points and led both teams in rebounds. However, his stellar per- formance was not able to make up for the guerilla tactics practiced by Messrs. Ginn, Freemal, and Swinson. Greg Schroeder, the senior sparkplug, left the game early with a fatally injured right arm as the result of a blocked lay-up attempt. Greg had earlier swished a fifty footer at the buzzer after stealing the ball from Mr. Swinson. He derived the much needed remedy for his sore- ness at half-time when Jim Gamm was picked as the winner in the ttHit Mr. Krueger with a pie in the facet contest. Track Team Shows Strength, Team Effort The LaSalle tracksters, led by Mr. David Fair- child, continued their winning tradition in the 1969 season by compiling a 5-3 won-lost record. The Lancers showed strength in their individual performances, but lacked depth in some areas. This did not hamper them at all, however, in giv- ing a great team effort. 56 Probably the outstanding individual performer on this yearts team was Jerry Siemer. Siemer, who threw the shot put, was consistent throughout the season, and topped off the year with a toss of more than 54 feet to place seventh in the Region- als. He broke a school record, an honor which was also attained by three other Lancer stars: junior Mike Dourson in the two-mile 00:30, junior Chuck MacDonald in the low hurdles t0:22L and senior Tom Collins in the mile t4:38y RIGHT: T. Collins; BELOW RIGHT: J. Sicmcr; FAR BELOW: M. Young: BELOW: R. Mcridilh. .4. g 1 5w. :ax pm, -': 57 Juniors Lead Track; Team Shows Promise Though this yearls track team was good, next yearls version should be better. The 1969 varsity was made up primarily ofjuniors, many of whom will be back next year. Mike Young, who is a dis- tance runner and pole vaulter, is one of these un- derclassmen. He holds the GCL reserve record in the latter. Mike Dourson, the record-setting two- miler is also a junior, as is Chuck MacDonald, who holds the LaSalle record for the low hurdles. A strong reserve track team will graduate to the varsity next year, giving an added advantage to the Lancers. Elmer Kemen will take over the shot put from Jerry Siemer, and the sprints, perenially LaSalleE weak point, should improve. Mr. Fair- child, in commenting on this yearts lack of depth, felt that the arrival of the reserves would elimi- nate this problem. FAR LEFT: J. 1 Siemer; LEFT.- T. Geiger tin I whitey 59 Best Lancer Team Ends Season 19-6 Coach Jack Broxterman fielded one of the finest teams in the area in 1969. The Lancers finished with a 16-5 regular season record while being nar- rowly nosed out for the GCL crown. The squad was undefeated in non-league games, but lost to Moeller, Newport, Bacon, and Elder twice in league play. During the season, the top hitters among the regulars were Jim Sullivan, Butch Ek- 60 strom, Jim Riese, Greg Grove, and Steve Day. With Sullivan leading the way with a .350 plus average, these players hit around or above .300 throughout the year, and drove in a total ofalmost 80 runs. N0 pitcher had a losing record during the season. Steve Day, Neal Mersch, Don Knuev- en, and Joe Crowley combined to give LaSalle an effective pitching corps to complement the offense. However, injuries did hurt the team, es- pecially the injury to junior Mike Curley, the starting right fielder, which put him out for the season, as well as Steve Dayis arm problem. But there can be no denying that the 769 baseball team is the best that LaSalle has ever produced. I 1K -K 'K. 3761 AV l K FAR LEFT: G. Belsch: FAR ABOVE LEFT: E. Kuehnle: ABOVE LEFT: S. Day; A 80 VE: J. Riese matching. N. Mcrsch Kpitchingk LEFT: J. Ricse, A BO VE: JA Ricse; ABOVERIGHT: N. Mersch1FAR RIGHT: J. Schneidedcenlcr- fieldl B. Ekstrom; FAR BELOWRIGHT: Lan- cer bench; RIGHT: N. Mcrsch, B. Ekslrom. F. Rosenacker. LaSalle Nosed Out in Semits Going into the district tournament, the Lancers had a three-game winning streak, one a no-hitter by Joe Crowley, and talent plus momentum al- most carried them to the district title. The Lan- cers opened up with a 6-0 shutout win over Gosh- en, followed by a victory over Woodward, 5-1. They then bested Western Hills, 5-2. In a game that could have gone either way, LaSalle lost a close semi-final contest to Withrow by the score of 4-3. The teamts performance in the tournament was even better than in the regular season, and was another high-point of 1969. FAR LEFT: D. Hanson; .480VE RIGHT: D. Mor- I'ISZ FAR RIGHT: C, Wagner, D, Hanson; FAR BELOW: R. Morris; BELOW LEFT. G. Gem- perlineA FAR ABOVE RlGHT-CWagner. Depth Brings Tennis Team Best Season Ever WW : Two strong singles players, Dale Hanson and Donn Morris, both in their fourth year on the varsity, led the LaSalle tennis team to its best ever sea- son. Dick Young, who played a strong third singles, left the team half way through the season and Gene Gemperline filled in ably. The two doubles teams, Chris Wagner and Bob Stille, and Len Grote and Rick Morris, were able to come up with needed wins and caused many matches to fall to La- Salle. Brother Jerome, in his second year as tennis coach, was able to develop the team into a winner. Though it was not a contender for the GCL champion- ship, it was able to battle Purcell throughout the year for a shot at third place. The record which was 9-9 overall and 7-5 in league play was the result of a better all-around tennis team than had ever before been assembled here at LaSalle. 65 .480 VE: J. Ross: KIBOVE RIGHT: M Despulcs: CLVTER RIGHT: K, Schon: FAR RIGHT: J. R035; RIGHT; J. Ricgcl, D. Hurley Kouchy 66 Inexperienced Golf Team Posts Fair Season Under the leadership of first-year coach Mr. Dan Hurley, the 1969 LaSalle GolfTeam posted a 3-4 GCL record and was 4-8 overall. The team, losing every match in the first half of the season, got off to what could appropriately be called a disastrous start, but pulled itself together to win four of the last five contests. They chalked up wins against Purcell, Newport Catholic, McNicholas, and Aiken, but dropped a tough match to Roger Ba- con, losing by only one point. Juniors Mike Despotes, Jerry Riegel, Ken Schon, and Senior Jim Ross tthe only upperclassman who survived the final cutl filled the top four places on this yearls squad. Each one of them showed steady improvement as the season pro- gressed, but as Coach Hurley commented, ltInex- perience was the one thing that hurt us? In summary, the llswingingll Lancers did not win any PGA tournament or walk off with any awards, but they did develop a lot of talent which was previously hidden. With three of the top four men returning, the prospects for next years team are very bright. At present, Mr. Hurley is trying to acquire facilities which would make it possible for the Lancer golfers to practice daily. Coach Hurley has his eyes on the District Cham- pionship e and with any luck at all, he will get it. Ursuline, LaSalle Again Combine; Produce Great Concert Ursuline Academyis Glee Club became the first girFs chorus to be re-invited for the Spring Con- cert. Its 91 sopranos and altos added a little beau- ty to an otherwise male ensemble. iiDays of Glory , a song taken from a Bible quo- tation, was this years theme. The songs were only related in that they were songs of the glory of man, his conquests, his faults, and his loves. The combined glee clubs and band performed remark- 68 ably well. They put feeling. soul if you will, into their work. And they performed great works, pieces from the impressionistic present and some from the classi- cal past. Eighteen songs and movements were per- formed including ttLove Is Blueti, itMacArthur Parkii, ttFinale from the New World Sympho- ny, the ttGrand Marchti from Aida and, naturally enough, ttThe Battle Hymn ofthe Republic? l'I-I R I, EFT: N , Bcitz. B. Houlkcr. D Rohc. W, Robin, son: LEFT.- S. Diu- m cr: BEL 0 W LEFT: .I, Teul'cl. R. Kumpscn. J. Tcufci. FAR RIGHT: RK Hyle. Mrs. Hylc. M. Kelley, Mrs. Kelley. S 81 G Provide Theme; Moms Have Night To Remember ttScarborough Faith was the theme of the 69 Mom Prom held on May 2, and the moms were treated to the most elaborate decorations 0f the year at LaSalle. The gym was beautifully transformed into a carnival atmo- sphere, complete with a carrousel in the center of the room, various food and drink booths, stuffed-animal cages, and juniors dressed as oldetime barkers. The se- niors, as usual, did not realize right away that they could have a good time with their mothers The pessimism fad- ed quickly, however, and everyone enjoyed the evening. Many of the seniors took their dates out to dinner after- wards, and gave their moms a real night to remember. 71 Hartwell: New Site for 1969 Junior Prom Almost the entire Junior class turned out with their favorite girls for this years Prom, entitled ttThe Look of Love? Unlike all previous classes, the Juniors Chose Hartwell Country Club as the site 0ftheir formal, breaking a LaSalle tradition of having all proms in the Casino Room at the Lookout House Supper Club. It was not a complete break- away though, since Pete Wagner and his orchestra provided the melodies for the occasion. The night soon passed to fond memories. But the Juniorts final year of high school was yet to come; leaving a great deal to be anticipated. 72 BELOW: M. Dcm- yan. D. Crowluy. R. Orth. .L Ram. J. Olivcrio, J. Cruwlcy. R. Bullin: FAR .480 Vii 1.19177? G. MunLcI. J3 Rodcckcr: .-I!10Hi LEFT: T. Quilligun.J.Kr-.1us. 9 33 .3 :2 39. 3 .-1110i'L'.' D. Feldkump. Bro. Dunjcl: ABOVE RIGHT: D. Fcldkump. Ci. Burlag: 1 le RIGHT; J. Flick. G. Tunney J. Greene: RIGH T: D. Bill. P. Collins. May 16: A Night Not Easily F orgotten A senior prom is something very special. And with this in mind, a recordwbreaking number of seniors and their dates converged on the Casino Room of the Lookout House for what would be their last prom. The eveningls festivities were begun as everyone danced to Don Laakels rendition of ltLove Can Make You Happyll, the theme 0fthe Prom. After about two hours, all attention was focused on the main stage, as Brother Daniel presented the Mr. LaSalle Award to Don Bill, the man who three- hundred seniors felt best exemplified the spirit of the Class of i69. Immediately following the pres entation of the award, the traditional senior film was shown. With Gerry Betsch at the projector, and narrator Don Bill at the microphone, the mov- ie proved itself to be uproariously funny. It was the finishing touch to an already-great evening. Then, in the remaining precious minutes, everyone danced or simply talked, and each senior was strangely haunted by the knowledge that in a few short days he might never again see the person with whom he had bumped shoulders 0n the crowded dance floor. And when the sounds of llAuld Lang Syneli signaled the end of an incredi- bly short evening, farewells and best wishes for the future were exchanged as the Lancers and their dates danced that last dance. The magnifi- cent hall emptied into the rainy night. No one could believe it was over. But it was. All the class of 1969 has left is memories. 'lIiOJ-ylj. Bro, Dun- icl. Bro. Thomas. M, Luukc: IBUl'l-j RIGHT: i. R Bruchmun. I r. AI. . Fr. Bub; , R. Britt: RIUIIIJ Bro Daniel. Timeliness of Things A Bro. Danielis Speech Given At Baccalaureate tiThere is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens. A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant and a time to uproot the plant. A time to kill and a time to heal; a time to tear down and a time to build , , . A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war and a time of peace. tEcclesiastes 3: l-8i The essence of Brother Danieiis homily was that this was a time to learn, a time to build, in the words of Ecclesiastes. Once a man stops learning he is dead. And a man who dies mentally is dead 77 forever, even after his physicai death. Brother Daniel gave his speech before the Honors Assem- bly at the Offertory 0f the Baccalaureate Mass, which was concelebrated by Fathers Art, A1, and Bob, from the Mt. Adamsi retreat house, and Father Hussey. For four years the Class of 1969 was one class. It learned together, and it matured together. It cele- brated victories together, for together it was never defeated. And now it celebrated its last Mass and because habits are hard to break, it celebrated the Mass together. ABOVE.- R. LL1- Chance. Bro. Ro- lund, Bru, Daniel: .180 VIE RIGHT: R. Culme: FAR .180 Vt RIGHT: D Seelcy. T. Walters, CI, Tumcy: RIGHT: Bro. Alfred. The class of 1969 graduated from LaSalle High School on May 30, in ninety-degree heat. The Signum Fidei Awards were given to Mrs. Jane Keller, Brother Alfred Koutsky, and Mr. Clar- ence Boehm. The commencement address was given by Father Francis Hagemann of St. Aloy- sius and the Alma Mater was sung for the last time by the seniors as students. The last item on the agenda was the awarding of diplomas, What does commencement mean? What is a diploma? What makes your mom cry and your dad feel proud? What is so great about it, anyway? It isnlt just a piece of paper you receive from 79 ltWhatas the Big Deal, Anyway? Brother Daniel. It signifies that youlve gone through four years: years of fun, sorrow, compan- ionship, love, hate, peace, war, learning and growth. Youlve had friends at LaSalle. Youlve known kids and helped them study and have fun and theyave done the same for you. Youlve learned to give of yourself, and if this is all a school has taught then it has taught more than all of its books can contain. Maturitya that is what this diploma means. It says you've been taught for four years and youlre be- ginning to make decisions for yourself now. After all, commencement does mean to begin. Sundries SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN FACULTY ACTIVITIES SENIOR DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Seniors Lead LaSalle Through Successful Year In past years, it seemed as though the senior de- partment sometimes suffered a let-down and failed to take on the ieadership 0f the school. This year it was a different story. This is not to say that the seniors came in first in every contest and won every title. The thing that made the class of ,69 different was the tremendous spirit and unity evi- dent in almost everything they did. There were two particularly big accomplishments this year. The basketball team, led by senior tri-captains Tom Schoenfeld, Bob Bare, and Tim Seifert, jelled late in the season. They played five tremen- dous tournament games, losing to Purcell in the last one, enroute to becoming the Cincinnati Dis- trict Runners-Up. The seniors also took charge in the Novitiate Fund Drive. Under the ttinspired leadershipii of Brother Thomas Geraghty and the other senior teachers, the victory was hardly ever in doubt. The drive showed the seniors genuine respect for and interest in La Salle. 82 MWxgs-r :gxermmm '- PI'L um ; xmw swam. hm I 83 Gerald Arend Robert Backscheider Robert Bare 1 Pride and Spirit Gregory Barlag Jack Barrett John Becker James Berry Gerald Betsch James Bickncll Jerome Bicdcrman Robert Bigncr Michael Bihr Donuid Bill Michael Brikenhauer Jerome Blum II Charles Bobinger Philip Bock Robert Bergman Joseph Bova Present in All Endeavors Thomas Breining Timothy Brennan Pau! Brinkman Randall Brilz Paul Broering Jack Bruewcr Randall Buster David Burbrink Daniel Burke John Burke LaSalle: A Vital Part of a Seniorjs 86 Kenneth Buschle Kenneth Buschur Richard Calme Life . . . During and After Hours John Carson Timothy Cassedy Jack Calanzaro Michael Chase Edward Cisko Scott Clear Michael Coleman Thomas Collins Gregory Coivin Nick Conklin Fred Cooper Marc Coors 87 J. 3 , N Robert Costumino Donald Cruse Michael Curran Stephen Duush Richard Davis Stephen Day A Determination and Effort Michael Dirr John Doiun Brad Dreier Terrence Duffy Joseph Dussourd Timothy Effler Reynolds Ekstrom Louis Enderle Ralph Englerl Charles Eppinghoff Joseph Fichlcr Richard Picker Charles Findley Make All Goals Attainable Robert Flanagan Edward Fleming Mark Flesch Thomas Elshcrnd Terrence Ferguson Lawrence Fissc Joseph Flick 89 Lawrence Flick John Gagnon Stephen Geiger Gary Glandorl' Thomas Flynn Michael Foertsch Joseph Fuller James Gumm Robert Garibay Christopher Geiger Relocation Results in Eugene Gcmperline Keith Gerhardstein Michael Girten John Goehr John Goertemoellcr Gregory Gooding 90 L A wwww wed Most Meaningful Senior Retreats Michael Gould Robert Grate Gregory Grove James Hackcn Keith Hamblin Gary Hansman 91 Michael Grubcr Dale Hanson Spirit Makes Joseph Heckler William Heid Joseph Heinrich David Held William Hellcmes Guy Hempcl Michael Henghold Timothy Herman Philip Hock Joseph Hoeffer Mark Hoenemeyer Stephen Hoerst the Class of 69 Great Michael Holcomb Daniel Holtcnbach James Holmstrom Robert Hrack John Hummel Michael Hunsche 93 John Hoeffer Richard Hoffman Lawrence Holt James Hmh Bernard Kampscn Richard Klumb Raymond KnepHe Robert Hylc Anthony Iacobucci Robert Jacobs A Time to Be Alone, John Kalterjohn Michael Kelley Lawrence Kemper Robert Klumb John G. Knab John J. Knab Dennis Knoepl'ler Donald Knueven Edward Korl'hagcn TV: firm '1 William Kurte Lawrence Kolzbatuer Steven Kruemcr And a Time to Be With Others ..' a 1, w? RMN-uwmwww wWJE: 95 Richard Kramer Timothy Krumur Anthony Krcidenweis Daniel Krcimer Stephen Krcimcr Retreats Make Senior Unity Duvid Krislof Danicl Krueger Mark Kroner David Kucluj Ed ward Kuchnle Michael Luukc ' $i rat Robert LaChance William Lemmink Mark Lewis More Visible and Strong Daniel Losekmnp Jack Lulz Wiliiam Macke James Muly Jerome Muly William Mariin Michael McHugh Patrick McMullen Edward Mcer Algis Liauba Michael Malay Michael McGinn Lawrence Meiners William Meyer Donald Morris Neal Mersch Ronald Messcrsmilh Wendell Mcltmun Lawrence Meyer Senior Class Subject to Gerald Michael James Miller John Mueller Gary Munafo John Murphy Kevin Murphy Stephen Nciheisel Jerome Neller Gary Ncyer Thomas Niehaus Thomas Nicscn Kevin Ofonnor Experiment in Education . . . COA Thomas Olding Patrick Oliverio Thomas Ollinger David Overman Vincent Pardi Charles Parmenler Joseph Palmnik Ronald Pcnick 99 100 John Peters Edward Puwel! Richard Powers Thomas Quudc Emotions Fill William Quilligam Thomas Rcbel Thomas Rehring Nelson Rennekump James Renter Gregory Rice Richard Richter Michael Riehle James Ricse Robert Riumcicr Atmosphere of Graduation John Robers Daniel Rohc James Ross Charles Rumz Daniel Ruther Thomas Ryan 101 Thomas Richter Thomas Robben John Roth James Schallick Dennis Schellcnberger David Schcpkcr Jerome Schmitz Joseph Schmitz William Schmuclling Daniel Schmutle James Schneider Richard Schneider Brother Alfred Honored Guest At Thomas Schoenfcld Ted Schoenling Terrence Schocnhng Gregory Schroeder John Schuckmann George Schusler James Schwartz Alfred Schwarz David Sceley Timothy Seiferl Michael chhi Thomas Semuncik Matthew Schooncr Jerome Sicmer Kenneth Sicmer JOJm Sieve Baccalaureate 103 Thomas Small Charles Spcichcr 104 Gordon Smylh Richard Smnghcui Edward Spahr Duvid Stcimle LaSallefs Lawrence Stein Waller Slcpaniak Charles Slrasser Thomas Slmus James Strolmun Gary Suder James Sullivan Robert Sunderhaus Terrence Sunnenhcrg Kent Supc Answer to Generation Gap: Mom Prom DilVid Surnbrock Thomas Tullen Stephen Temming Albert Tenbrink Paui Tengler James Tcnhunfeld Joseph Tenkman Richard Tcpe 105 1 John Teufel SICVen Umbach Duvid Vonderheide James Walsh William Todd Roger Tourangcuu Gil Turney Gregory Villenu Michael Visse Kenneth Volk Gerard Wagner Thomas Wagner John Waller Senior Prom: Shortest Night Thomas Walters Clifford Weller Mark Welsh John Wellerich Marlin Willing Gary Wilson William Willckind David Young Richard Young of Best Year Anthony Zerges Michael Zollcr iim' u : l . LftLuqu 107 108 Life Never Ends . . . It Just Changes The class of '69 has completed four years at Lae Salle. It is true that graduation is the end of one period in the life of the 297 seniors, but it is also a graduation to a more demanding period of life for them. For some, it marked the end of their formal edu- cation, and they must now face the challenges in 109 the world 0fthe workingman. For others, the end of high school merely opens the door to higher and more specialized areas of education. For the school itself, commencement means another class has passed through its halls, to be replaced by a group of new faces in September. However, each class leaves its mark behind, and the class 0f 69 has left an important one. Juniors Underclassmen 110 Realize What Life Is Firs! Row; H. Amador. R, Armbruster, K, Aultz. B. Barauicra M. Barney. G. Barrett, .L Barrometti.T. Baumgartner. T. Becker. T. Berger, P. Bessler Second Row: T. Biehle, TA Bigncr. G Blomer, M. Bockelman. R. Bollin. E. Borlhs, R. Brackmun. G. Braum CL Brickner. WA Buchholz, G. Buhrlagc. Third Row: A, Bunker. T, Burke. D. Burrill. J. Busam, M. Cannon, J. Clyde. J Collins, N. Combs. R. Conrady. K. Couch. D. Crowley. Fourlh Row: J. Crowley, J. Cullen M. Curlcyn J. Czanik, M. Daush, J. DelFuvero, S. Del- lenbaugh, M Demyan. M. Despoles J, Deters. J DiCiero. FUN! Raw: JA Dietrich. R. Dirr, S, Diltmer. D. Doerman. B. Dolan. S. Draud, P. Duffy, R Dumont. G. Durban. A. Eder. J. Emer. G. Engelkamp S EnglerL J. Erb, J. Erdrnan. R. Espel. Sixrh Row: D Eslerkamp. Cr. Ewald, C. Fanceu, T. Fede. M. Fehring. J. Feldkamp. C. Fis- chesser, T. Flanagan, A. Flick. M. Flowers. E4 Foeglc. R. Franz. S, Friesinger. P. Gall, J. Galiina. L D Gallivan. Swami; Row: R. Gandenberger, M Oaribay, T, Gelg S. Gemperline, P. Gilbert. R. God- fray D Graf. J. Grate, L Grow. W. Grou: J. Guenlhner. C. Haar, S Hanrahan. R. Har- meyer. R. Harnishfcger. P.Har1. Eighih Row: D. Haulman. D. Hays, J Henke, A, Henkenbcrns, J. Henschen, D. Herzog. J. Hcss. T. Hock, C. Hoffman, L. Hoffman, T, Holt, G. Honnerl. M. Huovcn. R. Huebner. J. Huey W. Hulsmann, Ninm Row.- M. Husemun. M. Jackson. J. Jansen, D Kathmam J. Keene. M. Kelley, G. Kern, M. Kerr, F. Kcssler. W. Kleim G. Knolhe, M. Knue, M. Knueven. J. Kraus, R. Krausc, K Kreimer, Juniors 112 Fim Row: R. Krummen. M. Kucchcnmcister, T Kuethc. J. Laake. M. La Dow. Second Row: J. Langenbrunner. J, Luulenbach, DA Lcigl'L T. Loffrado. T. Loftus. Third Row: K. J. Logan K L. Logan. C. MacDonald, J. Mahoney, T. Martin. Fourlh Row: J, Matthew. G. McBreen, G McCarthy. D. McHugh, W Medl. Fifth Row: R. Mcridilh. T4 Melsch. S Mclz, C Meyer, D Meyer, P. Meyer, D. Meyers. R Michael. MA Middendorf, G Miller, M. Miller, T. Miller. T. Montgomery, G. Moore. G. Munlcl, M. Murray. J, NeWberry. D. Newralh. J. Norris B. Obcrt, J. Oliverio. D. UMaru. Sixlh Row: R. Orth, D. Ollcn. R. Ollkc! W. Otto, J. Ovelgonhe. K. Owens. M. Paolercio. M. Piazza. L Powell, R, Prybal, T. Quilligan, T Quin. J. Ranz. J, Runz. J. Reckelhoff. P4 Raddy, T. Redmond. K. Reynolds, R. Reisiger. D. Ricki; J. Rieder, W. Rinckel, Seventh ROW: W, Ridman. J. Riegel. R. Rischmann, G. Robers, J. Robers, R RobinsonV W. Robinson. J. Rodeckcr. L Rohrkasse, F Rosenacker, D. Rotham T. Ruberg, F. Ruehlman. H, Rumpke, D Runtz, N. Ruther. A, Russo, N. Russo. S. Sailer. T. Saulcr. C. Schafer, R. Schaible. Eighth Raw: R. Scherzingen D. Schlomcr, J, SChlomer, E. Schmalle. C. Schmctzen R. Schmueling. T. Schmuttc, K Schneiden M. Schneider, R. Schneider. K. Schon. D Scholl. R. Schrenker, W. SchuimanV L Schuite. G Schulten, W Schwarz. S. Scott, T Shaffer, C. Shelton, D. Shields, M. Shooner. Ninth Row: R Sicverr, D. Slaltery. D. Speed, S. Spcnlen, R. Staub. D Sluudjgal, J. Sten- gen R. Slenger. J. Slercz, .I. Sliglen R. Stillc, J. Sloechel, S. Slrcker. J. Stretch. M. Suder. G. Suer. R. Sucr. T. Sullivan, T. G. Sullivan, T, Sunnenberg. D. Tasset, J. Tclintelo. 113 Juniors First Row: D. Tepc, J. Teufel. T. Thaler, K, Themare, T. Tierney, S. Toclke, F. Trippel, A, Valentino. D. VandenEynden, R VunLoveren. E. Vehr. Second Row: 3 Vcrssen. M, Volk D Volpenheim, S. VonAllmen, G. Wuechlcr. D. Wail, M. Walsh, R. Wurlher T. Weber. J. chdendorf. R. Weisgerber. , Third Row: R. Wellinghoff. C Wcssels. R. Westerfield, L. Widmer, R. Wicsman. G. Willem J Wissing D. Wine, G. Wine. D. Yelton. M. Young. Fourrh Row: J. Zerhusen. 116 LaSalle Spirit Firs! Raw: J Abbutiello, T. Ackerman. R. Aielli, M. Amlung. R. Arrund. E. Bachus J. Buckscheider. D. Badgley, M. BurrclL R. Bartel, J. Baoz. K. Balchlcr. D. Bauman, D, Beck. J Beischel. Second Row: R. BellaV R Bickncll, D. Birck, D. Birkenhauer. J, Blank, T, Blorner. T. Bob- erg, D, Bock M, BoimunV K. Bolte, J. Borgmun. D. Brumlaga W. Brauch. E. Brinkman. G. Brinkmun. Third Row: D. Brothers, R. Burke. D. Ccllu. S. Chabot, D. Christensom D. Collins. T. Col- lins. M. Calvin. P. ConradyV P. Conway T. Crooker, T, Crows, J, Curran. C. Daeger. L. Damweber. Fourih Row: J. Daniels, J. Darwish, T. Dietrich, M. Doyle, R. Dressler, C. Egiscder, J. Engel. E. Epure, R. Espelage, G. Ewuld, R. Fuhcy; K FunchL G. Fehring, D. Picker, H Fink, thrh Row: K, Fischer. D. Fisher. B. Floctker, W. Frederick. J. Fritz, T. Gall. T. Geiger, D. Geisc. R Giglio. G. Giordano. D. Glankler. M. Gocdde. A. Goldschmidl, F. Grauel, C. Green. Sixth Row: W. Griebslein, D Gronauer, S. Grotc, D, Guthrie. T. Haass, J. Hammon, W. Handel, PA Haneberg, T. HurdenV S. Haskamp W. Heine. P. Helmcrs, G. Hellon, R. Hen- nard. S. Henne. Seventh Row: J. Herbert, R. Hcssler. G Hoeper, G. Honncrt, M Honncrl, B. Honnigford, J. Howard, W. Howard, M. Hullcr, MA Hungler, R. Igel, M, Jueger, R. Jeremiah, M. Kac- 1in,C. Kaiser. Eighlh Row: G. Kaiser. B. Karbowski. J. Karg, K. Keller. E. Kcmcn. W Kimbrough, JK Knab. W. Koch, W Kokenge, W Koshover. J1 Kramer, K. Krcimer, T Kreinesl, R, Kru- lhaupt, G. LaDow. Ninlh Row: D. Leigh T. Liencsch, J Licrl, J Lindenschmidl, R. Linz. X. Logan. S. Lukes. TA Luzieui, L. Muly, J. Manley, T. Murquct. M. Martin. R. Martin. J. McLaughlin, D. McManus. Sophomores Firs! Row: M. McManus. G. Meehun. S, Meincrs. C, Melvin. D. Mcych Semnd Row: J. Meyer, T Meyer, L. Middendorf, T. Mikella, H. Morgan. Third Rmv: R. Morris, J. Murphy. R.Murphy, D. MurrayJ.Murre1l. Fultrrlr Row: D. Naegele. D. Nardelli, S. Neal. J. Newberry. M. Meyer. Fifth Row: P. Niemen T. O Brien. M. O'Bryan, J. Oehler, D. Olhuul. Sixth Row: J. Oliinger, S, Otte, F Pulmisano,T. Palmisano, T Pa01etii. Sevenlh Row: D. Peicrsman. B. Pills. T. Plummet. R, Polewski. M. Potzick, R. Price. R. Pulhoff. T. Rahrig. A. Rana. W. Rausch. S. Rebsch. T. Raddy R. Reifenberger. R. Reincrman. T. Reilly, T R655. R Rel. D. Reutcn L Riehle, J. Rics, L Riordan, R. Rischmann. Eighth Raw: T. Rout, WK Ruben; DA Robinsom J Rolf, A Ruwckamp, S. Rueve, P. Russo, D. St. Joth J. Samueisom B. Suwull. D. Schaiper. J. Schalk, D. Schapler. W. Schedel. S. Schckl, P. Schmclzcr. G Schmilt, JA Schmiu, G. Schmitz, D. Schneider, R, Schneider, T. Schneider Nimh Ru w: T, Schneider, D. Schrund. A. Sedgebecr, P. Seitz. J. Shepherd R. Shepherd. G. Schooner. B. Silbern, M. Singhoff. S. Sluttery. R. Smith. T4 Spampinalo. C Spcecc, L. Springer. T. Staigl, M. Stanley, J. Stall. R. Slehiin, J. Slcngch P.Stepani:1k.J.StrilIholt, A. Strunks, Tenth Row: D. Suer, R. Sunderman. D, Szeghi, W. Telford, .l. Tenkmun, L. Tensi, W. Terrell. M, Thomas, R. Thomas. J. Tobenglc. J. Troxell, K. Uhrig, W. Unlerreiner, R. VunDriesschc. HA VanLoveren, G. Vissing, R Vondcr. HaurV Vordenberge, T. Waechter, J. Walsh, T. Walsh, P, Weil, 118 119 Sophom ores Hm Row: R Weinkam J. Weller. W Wcrling. M Wcsscls. P. Weslrich. T Wieball. Serund Row: D. Willwerlh, G. Winlcrhalter, l Wissel, M. Young, J. Zahncis, E. Fisher. 120 LaSalle Corps Builds Men 122 Firs! Row: F Addison, L. Aiclli, K. Amor, DK Arzmun. Dy BailZ, S. Bul- ush, R, Balnes, J; Bare. F Barlag. P. Barnes. D. Bass, T, Baumer. Second Raw: S. Becker. N. Bietz. P. Bennett, R. Bick. J. Binder. R. Bir- klc. R. Blomer. G. Bollin, M. Belle, R. Bonekamp, G. Bruun. T. Braun. Third Raw: W. Breelg J. Broering, G. Brown, J. BucklcyV R, Bucschcr, T. Buhrlage, J. Bunke, J. Bunker, R. Buschur, M. Calardo, M. Culdweli, R. CappeL Fuurih Row: S. Carroll, J. Castecl, D. Ciccullm R. Clyde, K. Cohen, C. Collins, J, Conway, C Coulson, P. Curley, G, DavisV J. Davis, G. Dawson Fifth Row: T, Day, J Dean, J, Dcuer, G, Dewuld. .I, Dickhaus, R. Dick- huus, R. Diehl. J. Dornacher, M. Dransrnor. K. Dreier. K. Duffy. R. Enderle. Sixflr Row: G. Engingcr, l Englen, D. Erdman, K. Ewald, MK Fuhey, J. Farrell, FV Fazzien D. Fade, W, Fischer, K. Fleckenstein, MA Flick, T. Foegie. Sevemh Row: D. Fox, J. Fox, P. Frey. S. Friend. N,Ga1l0.C.Gangloff, D Gardner, CA Gates, 6' Geiger, J. Gcisa P. Gerreiy, TA Gcrrety Eighlh Row: R. Glandorf. C Gruf. D. Green. J. Griece. T. Grimme. P. Gruber, R. Gundrum. G. Haenning, B. Hanekn, P. Hurdig. T. Harmeyer, S. Husselbeck. Ninth Row: P. Hansen K Haulman, S Haulman, S. Hays, R. Heid kamp, T. HeiL CL Helmes, D. Helmerr, M. Herrmunn, J. Hess. T, Hill. M. Hodges. Freshmen l 'fr.s'r Row: R. Hoebbel. J. Hocncmeycr. K. Hoffman. R. Hollslcggc, RA Honnerl. Second Row: G. Hood. M. Horgam J. Howequ J. HuwlantL S. Hullcr. Third RuwsJ. Hulsmunn. R. Hulsmunn. K. Jesscc. S. Judge, S. Hummun. Fam'Ih Row: R. Kumpsen. J. Kasper. J. Kuthmann. J. Kcmper. R Kcmpcn T. Kempcr, D. Kennedy, T. Kennedy. R. Kenning C. Kcrskcr. L. Kesslcr. J. Kihm. W. Kist, J, Klaine. F. chnsch, E. Klucncr, R Klug. RK Koch. J. Kocster, T. Kurdish. D. Korfhagcn. S. Kramer. Fifth Row: M, Kraus. P Kraus. G. Kreimcr. S. Krekclcr. Rt Kruse. R. Krulhzlupl. T. Kunkcl. T. Luriccial. D. Lillis. M. Liming. C Limkc. D. Luichingcn A. Lucking, F. Muddcn,J. Murperl. A. Martin, T. McCullough, J. McillcnP.Mcndc1, E Mcrsch. R. Mellmun, A. Meyer. 31'th ROW: M. Meyer, M. MEyer. W. Moore. M, Murphy, M. Nedderman. T. Neiheiscl. E. Nelsom D. Niehaus, B. Norris, E, Nusekabcl. R. O'Bryan, J. O'Connor. M. O'Donnell. HA Oel- erich, T. Oliverim M, Oflinger, J. Osborn, SA 011, S Ot1en,J.Overmun,J. Pupke. Seventh Row: G Paplzun, T, Parkm, N Peters. N. Pizzoferralo. D. Quilligun. D. Rack. D. Ruis. A. Runz, B, Reining, S. Reynolds. S. Richmond, R. Rics. M. Riesenbeck. R. Rodenbcrg. C. Roehm. R. Roll, A. Rose. J, Rosenucker. R. Rosenbaum A. Rosicllo. DA Rubcrg. K. Rubcrg. Eighih Row: F. Rudolph, R. Ru he. T. Ruwc R St. Clair. T. Salumone. W. Sample. N. Schen- keL D. Scherer. S. Schlewinsky. R. Schlomer, M. Schmidt. 5. Schmidk, W. Schmilz, W. Schoenfeld, K. SchoLL M. Schullc. M. Schuster. R. Schwartz.J.Scifcr1. K Scnomler, J, Sena. P,Seuberling. Ninth Row: D Shields. G. Siemcr, E. Slageler. K. Slattery, M. Smiley, D. Smith. A. Slachling. M. Smpleton, J. Steigerwald B. Stcinbeck D. Slemcrick, N. Slcngcr. R. Strict. R. Strohufor. E. Sunderhaus. M, Tullarigo, S. Temple. M. TeufeL G. Thulcr. M. Thicmun. J. Thoma. D. Thompson. 125 Freshmen Fim Row: D, Thompson, A. Trochler, B. Trochlcr, W. Tyree. J. Unterrcincr, T. Vale, G. Visconti, M. VolleV M Volmer, A. Volpenheitm C, Wagner. Second Row: B Weber. T. Weber. R. Weill, M. Wellerich. J. Willenborg. G. Willwcrth. E. Wilz, T. Winter, M. Wootfcr. D. Wuesl. D. Yellon. Third Row: E. Zerhuscn, M. Zimpclman. 126 A Day in the Life . . V F aculty Bro. Daniel Keller Principal Bro. Roland Klasscn Mr. Aloysius Grote Mr. Daniel Boyle Assistant Principal Guidance Director Guidance. Algebra 1, Bus. Law. 128 Mr. Robert Krueger Student Co-ordinator Students Learn Under Expanded F aculty The 68369 faculty combined the experience of several veterans with the new ideas of its many young teachers. Many changes and innovations were experienced. Seven graduates of LaSalleis premier class were members of this faculty. Two women teachers were added to the reli- gion and language departments. Team-teaching was con- tinued and expanded. This was significant because of the co-operation of each of the teachers. Their working with one another for a common purpose was largely responsi- ble for LaSalleis traditionally high standards. Mr. William Cady Fr. Michael Hussey Athletic Director, A.V. Moderate Spiritual Director. Religion. 129 F aculty Members Are Just 0116 Of the Guy? Bro. Kenneth Carey Religion ill, COA. Mr. George Dirr Mr. James Hastings Mr. David Fairchild Biology, T. Drawing, W Cultures, US. History, COA. Adv, Math, Geometry, Alg. ll. Mr. Daniel Rieder Mr. John Huser Mr. Jack Broxtermann Biology. Chemistry. WA Culture, GOAn Consumer Econ. 130 Mr. Donald Welling Miss Mary Stuhlreyer Health. Phys. Ed. Consumer Econ. Religion III, C O.A. Bro. Daniel Carrigan US. History, Typing. Mr. Steve Rasso Biology, Attendance Officer. New Faces Dominate Faculty d Mr. Sam Carloss Pre-Ca1.A1gebra, Intro, Analysis. xiiiiigizztiSWE Mrs. Badcll Mr. Robert Frccmal Mr. William Dunfcy Spanish ll. Health, Phys. Ed. Eng. I. III, IV. Mr. Robert Sauerbrey Bro. Thomas Harrmann Mr. Ron Schulte Rel. 1. Eng. 11, Latin II. III. IV. Rel.1, US. History. A1g.ll. Rel. III, Intro. Analysis. 132 Bro. Kenneth Coe Algebra I. Bro. Jerome Rummenie Mr. Bill Kennedy Mr. Martin Reardon Eng. 1!, R21. H, W. Culture, Reading. Eng. L US. Hislory. Eng. ll, Eng. IllA Mr. Otto Bissmcyer Mr. James Stretch Bund Director. Reading, Eng. l. 133 Mr. Eugene Schwab Mr. Charles Pieper Eng, III. Eng. IV. World Cullurcs,1.atinl.C.0A. ML William Blazer Algebra II, Physics, Intro Anzdysis. 134 Alumni Return As Teachers ML George Ginn Phys. Ed I Mr. Niederhauscn Mr, Dan Hurley Mr. Robert Koch Geometry. Rel. 11, USA Hisiory. Eng. IlIV C.O.A. Spanish 1. Rel. l, Bro. Thomas Geraghly Brother Florian Mr. Kenneth Swinson C.OA.. Adv. Accounting Accounting Rel. 1!, Eng IV. Adv, Math. 1, Geometry, 1mm Analy- IL sis. Tech. Drawing. 135 Faculty Leads Students To New Goals Mr. Jerry Decker Mr. Rick Meyer Mr. Bob Hamilton Accounting 1, Bookkeeping. Latin 1. ll, Algebra 1. Geometry. e ! Bro. Anastasio Mr. Ray Heidorn Bro, Francisco French IA Geometry French, 136 Mr. Larry Rohrkasse US. History Mr. Dennis O'Connell Rel, 1. Eng. I. IV. Mrs. Wanda Stevens Secretary. Mrs. Dorothy Riehlc Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick Mr. Earl White Secretary, Secretary. Maintenance. Mr. Mike Schlager Mr. Edward Hempe! Mr. Harry Schiffmeyer Maintenance. Maintenance, Maintenance. 138 Staff Workers, Efforts Keep LaSalle Moving Miss Angela Harmeyer Secretary. Mrs. Alberta Schmidt Mrs. Kathryn Scherzingcr Cafeteria. Cafeteria. MrsA Verenia Kastner Mrs. Ruth Mueller Mrs, Teresa Geiger Cafeteria. Cafeteria. Cafeteria. 139 Strong Foes Hinder Lancer Performance The varsity football team finished their first season under coach Steve Rasso with a 2-8 record. Hampered by injuries, the Lancers had to rely on desire alone in the early part of the season. But with the arrival of Homecoming and a well-healed team, they put forth their best effort in attempting to con- tinue their domination over rival St. X. The defense managed to hold the state-rated Bombers scoreless for three quarters but ceded 10 points in the final period The final score was 10-0 but the Lancers had shown their true potential. VARSITY SEASON RECORD 2 GREENHILLS 6 12 AIKEN 6 12 HAMILTON GARFIELD 38 6 PURCELL 26 0 MOELLER 46 0 ELDER 26 14 MCNICHOLAS 8 0 NEWPORT CATHOLIC 20 0 ST. XAVIER 10 0 ROGER BACON 26 140 Fran! Row: J. Olivcrio, S. Versen, T. Feds, C. MacDonald. J. Blum, T. Emer, T Weber, M. Reilly, mgr Semna' Row: M. LaDow, mgr, B Orlh N. Russo, G. Miller. D. Young, D. Burke. J. Tenkman. F. Rosenacker, J. Schneider, J, Roth. T Schmutle, L. Widmer. Third Row: J. Stoeckel. E. Fleming, T. Rehring J. Seimcr. T. Collins W, Krcidcnweis. D. Knueven. T Flannigan, G. BEISCh. J. Crowley. Fourth Row: P. Oliverio, B. Gunden- berger. P. Duffy. S. Chabol. B. Willekind. G. Baring. C, Schmetzer, T. Gall. J Riesc. M. Armbruslcr. D Huycs mgr. Front Row: D Fickcr. T. Geiger. T. Plummet. R. Bella, C. Vordcnbcrgc. R. Espclage. M. Boiman J. Fritz. Second Rmr: F. Gruucl. DA Glunklcn BA Wcrling M. NeycL D. Multis, J. Weller, B. Krulhuupt, S. Rcbsch. P6 Annis, Third Row: J. Bruxlcrmun. much, J. Manley. K6 Kellen R. Brown, I214 $F61 xi . a 7 From Raw: S. Husselbeck, J. Meiller. G. Zwick. B. Norris, D Smith, D. Sulzmun. M. Meyer, S, Millen S. Schlewinsky, C. Kersker. B. Rehring. J. Rosenacker. B. Troehler. Second Row: C. Collins, mgr., T. Hcil. J. Grieco, B. Schmilz. S6 Carroll. 5. Huller. M. Smiley. T. Weber. D, Bass. D6816- merick, G. Gcigen M6 Woodrord J. Dickhuux R. Buescher. G, Browne. Third Row: K. Lobring. coach. 6. Bollin. mgr.. W. Sample. C, GanglofE RESERVE SEASON RECORD 6 OAK HILLS 0 22 ROGER BACON l2 6 ST. XAVIER 6 18 NEWPORT 0 l4 PURCELL 6 0 ELDER 14 0 MOELLER 20 38 MCNICHOLAS 12 142 . l2 Ell D. Bock J. Meyer. J. Paolcui. J. Kuthmun. J. 8055:. coach. Fourth Raw: S. Grole, mgr.. C. Eglscdcr, T. Wacohter. T. Wiebell. J. Curram R. Schneider. R. Van Dricsche. D6 McMzmus, K. Belle. N4 Teufel. S. Haulman. T. Stabler. M, Meyer, P. Seuberling. DA Kennedy. F. Klensch, J. Downing. B. Breetz, S. Friend. D. Welling. coach. Faurrh Row: C. Kerskcr, R. Rodenberg, K. Cohen, T. Troehler. B. Diehl, K. Hoffmam B. Vurderbrueggern, B6 Buschcr, P. Hauser. G. Ewald2 J. Hess. D6 Korl'hagen, T. Oliverio, FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD 0 ELDER 36 6 NEWPORT 6 14 MCNICHOLAS 12 0 ROGER BACON 14 0 ST. XAVIER 16 14 PURCELL 8 1 MOELLER 0 Cross Country Paced by Competent J uniors From Raw: Mr. Fairchild coach. T. Straus, E. Borlhs, J. Oltem D. Collins, R,M21rtin.Set'mzd Row: M. Doursem D Quilligan. J. Waixh. T. Harden. E. Howard. D. Geise. M. Barney. Third Row.- G. Schug Ler. J. Rculer. D. Haulman. D, Reulcr. G. Kern, R. LaChance, C. MeyeL Fourth Raw: R. Scherzinger, T. Sunnenberg M Martin. C. Purmenter. E. Spahr. M, O.Brien. J. Ncwbcrry. Basketball Team Takes Runner-up In City Tourney From Row: M. Walsh. mgr.. D. Speed, G. Grove, M. Daush, G. Kern, B. blin, J Newberry, BA Bare. T. SchocnfeEdV R. Harnisfeger, P, Hock. Mr. Orlh. P. Oliverio. mgr. Bark Row: G. Belsch. mgr. T Sicferl. K. Ham- Cady, coach. Missing: M. Young, D, Rum; J.Schnicder. 144 145 48 55 59 71 58 84 54 63 52 70 42 67 53 59 79 57 62 73 VARSITY SEASON RECORD MT. HEALTHY COVINGTON CATH1 ROGER BACON WOODWARD MOELLER MCNICHOLAS ST. XAVIER ELDER NEWPORT CATH. HAM. BADIN PURCELL OAK HILLS ROGER BACON MOELLER ST. XAVIER NEWPORT CATH. PURCELL ELDER MCNICHOLAS 32 61 57 48 65 67 71 61 71 71 78 45 56 68 67 69 67 31 61 Krwch'ng: J. Murrcl. D. Bosch. D. Guthrie. M. OBryan. D. Schupker. Rolf. T. Wueuhlcr. J. Tenkman. B. Koshovcr. P. Nicmcr. S Chubot, D, Slundmg: Mn R Frccmal. coach. T Schnieder, mgr.. P. Burke, n1gr.. J. Beck. T. Wiebcll, D. Kolks. I del Wm Front Row: R. Weilz, K. Ruberg. D. Rubcrg. I M. Meyer, S. Hullcr. D Bass. B. Schmilz. R. ; O'Bryan. Second Row: S. Hamman, T. Salu- : mane, R. Krulhaupl, B. Schocnfield, A. Rant, G. Nusekabcl. Third Row: A, Martin D, Niehaus, R. Buescher. R. Rodcnberg. R. Schamer. Bavk Row: J. Koeslcr. K. Cohen, K. EwalCL D. Korfagen. 146 Cheerleaders Expand ToTwo Squads Kneeling: D Wittekind. Mr. Ken Swinson. coach. B. Jacobs, D. Lynn. Slanding: M. Cunnom G. Westendouf. J. Freylag J. Meinrich. A. Morgan. J. Schmilz. Kneeling: D. Geiskcm M Dewald. Smnding: A. Stretch C. Abrams, Mr. Ken Swinson. coach. S. Schmilz, J. RohrkaSSe. Baseball Team Reaches City Semi-Finals From Row: Mr. .I. Broxterman. coach. B. Suer. J. Schniedcr. B. Ekerom J Riesc, M. Curley, R. Schaihlc, J. Crowley, G. Busch. B. Rinmcicr. Back Row: G. Kern, mgr.. F. Rosenuckcr. J. Sullivan, G. Grove. N. Mersch, D Knueven. 8 Day, DA Esterkamp. J. Oliveria T. Nic- sen.mgr. From Row: B. Schmitz, B. Kruthztup. R. Kruthaup, R. Espeluge, D. Buss. J. Rosen- ucker, B, Troxcll. Middle Row: Mr; M. Reurdon. coach. T. Day. J. Manley, T. Kemper. S. CarroIL C. Vordenberg. D. Mallis. B. Troehler, Back Row: P. Nic- mer. D. Korfagen. B. Vordcrbrueggcn. T. WiebelL J. Abbalicllo A Ranz, M. O'Donnell, Soccer Team F ares Well in Premier Year From: T. Sullivan, D. Slcimle, J. HackeLL B. Bigner, T. Big- ner. Buck: P HurL G. Robers. J. Collins, J. Gochr. E. Flem- ing, D, Geise. M. Neyer, Ref MISSING FROM PICTURE: Bro. Joscbh, D. Klein, G. Hcllon. Burke Leads Wrestling Team From Row: R. Bella, B. Kokcnge. G. Smythe, J. Zcrhuscn, J, Luulcnbach. T. Geiger, 2nd Row. C. Mcyen J FriIL D. Mum's, B. Wcr ling, D. Clankcr, T Burke. Burk Row: G. Ginn. couch, P. Gull, J. Kocsler. M. Ncyer, Pole Vaulters; Mile Relay Spark Track Team 152 From Row: T. Strauss, P. Borlhs, M. Dourson. K, Owens, C. Parmeter, B. Lemmick. G. Barlag. T. Effler, B. Frederick, T, Costello, C. SchmclzerV Serand Row: C Dornbusch mng, R. Meredith. D. Witle. P. Duffy, P. Gall, E. Spahr, .J. Ranz. A. Eder. J. Burke, G Honnert, S. Englen, B. Gandenber- ger. Third Row: Mr, Fairchild 630achL J. Siemer. T. Collins. M. Young. G. Moore. B. Conrady. J Langenbrunner. F. Coopch J. Wissing, R. Scherzingcr. EA Vehr, Mr. Buller koachy Front Row: C. Dornbusch mng, T. Robers, D. Collins. S. Wujek C. Bullet, woacm. Back Row: E. Bachus, DA Beck, R. Brown, K Keller, R. Egiseder. D. Ficker, E. Epure, J. Beischel. M. Young, R. Hcssler. T. Geig- Schniedcr, D. McManus. B. Rcifenberger. R. Martin, M, Martin, T er. Middle Row: Mr. D. Fairchild woacm, B. Howard D. Le Bar. M. Col- Raddy. Vin, T. Marquel, T. Plummcr, JV Wissel. l Walsh, D Glankcr, Mr. N ' wwywwggv;x Front Row: D. Smith. K. Fleckenslein, S. Omen, B. Weber, T. Foeglc, B. RchrigV K. Amon, M. Meyer. S. Hullcr, S Schlcwnsky, T. Ruwe. Mid- dle Row: ML Meyer, B. La Chance. B. Hoebbel, S. on. T. McCullough. R. Krusc, K HautmanV J. Kihm. S. Hasselbeck, B. Kenning, GA Helmes, L. Sena! Third Row: R Rodenberg, K. Cohen. B. Harmcyer. 5. Richmond. D. Arsman, S. Haul- man, A. Rose, P. Hurdig. S. Schmidt, J. Mcillch T. Heil. Back Row: R. Beuschcr. J Downing, D Quilligan. P. Kraus, P. Hauser, J. Seiferl, M. Teuf'el, D Gardner, 154 Golf Team Develops Under New Coach Front Row: R. Jeremiah, J, Sliglcr. J. Dellcr, T. Russo, S. Schadel, Mr. D. Hurley. Burk Row: M. Deapoles J, Ross, K. Schon. J. Harmon, J. Riegcl. Tennis Team Led by Strong Seniors From Row: L. Grole, C. Wagner. R. Morris. D. Young. Back Row: D Hanson. D. Morris, B. Slille. Bro. Jerome koucm. 156 Ledger Stirs Controversy In Role as Spokesman Front Row: D. Kristofi J, Walsh D. Schnieden T. Zcrges. Sevond Row: T. Sunncnberg. T. Strauss. D.Ohlhau1, B, Wiuekind. M. Mc- Hugh, M. Kelley, Third Row: D. Cook. G. Gemperlinc; M. Kroner. W. Metlman. M Willing. T Duffy, Tap Ta Bonom: Mr, J. Hastings. tmoderuton. B. Ekstrom. R Calms. M. Paolercio. M. Stanley. R. Tauran- geau, D. RunlLT. Nichzlus. B. Hyle. Front Row: R. Calmc. J. Howard. R. Rcifenbcrger. D. LemkuhL E, Epure. Back Row: Mr, Hastings. moderator. M. McHugh. B. Korlc, D. Scholl. A. Ress, S. Lukas, D. Rumz, Photography and Poster Clubs Provide Invaluable Service To LaSalle Life R. Weisgerben A. Liauba, T. Gull. Drama Club Produces Excellent Versions of qnherit the Wind3 and cWherefs Charley? 159 Glee Club Surpasses Past Reputation .480 V5 LEFT: GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: J, Milly, J. Heck lcr. Mr. K. Swinson. Mr. R. Schulle. N, Mersch, K, Seimer. G, Wilson ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Ken Swinson and Mr. Ron Schulle, .4 BOVE: GLEE CLUB MEMBERS: Front Row: C Scmmlar J, Kihm K. Haulmun, J. Marpert. M. Slapleton. F. Fuzzio. D. Shields, M. Piazza. J. Lindenschmidt. L. Fissc. T. Dietrich. J. Maly. G. Villena. T4 Ruwz: J. Dietrich. J. Flick. C. Ruehm, G. Seimen T. Wagner, D. Hays, R. Wcslcrl'lcld, R. Pryhul, M. Suder, C. Bubingcr. D. Klein. Second Raw: J. Kath- man. E. Merch. D. Shields. D. Schergr, E. Kluener. A. Meyer. G. Winterhalter, J, Heckler. J. Bicknell. M. Kruus, B Huls- man. J. Weddendorf, B. Reinerman. D. Slattcry, T. Hill. J. Riesc, C Geiger. G. Colvin. K.O Conner B. Moore. B. Handel. K. Supq G. Wilson, C Runle P. Tangier G. Braun, M. Barn ney. Third Rmr: D. Rais, J. Klaine, CL Duwsom R. Crlandurf B. Suer, M. Nedderman. A. Liauba. M. Zolicr. A. Goldschmidt. J. Gagnon. P. Hook, 0. Hocpcr. S. Dausch, P. Meyer. J. Hand. T. Holt. E. Vehr. J. Sullivan. T. Schoenfeld, N. Mersch, .L Scimer, S. Toetke. T Flynn. K. Seimer. M. Daush, R Beuler. T. Quilligan. Band Continues Fine Tradition 161 Front Row: T Schneider. C Wagner, MA Bockelman. L. Grate. J. Maly. T. Tierney D. Rohe, D.'Bill, N. Beitz. B. Floclker, L, Maly W, Robinson, T. Rebel. Second Row; L. Flick, L, Widmer, S, Szeghi. R Stille. B. Kampsen. M. Hermann! R, Morris. T. Kuethe. L. Hoffman. R. Bulnes, S. Balush. D. Knoepfler. T. Sumnenberg. R. Sundermun, G. Muntci. Third Row: D. Leigh. T. Loftus. R. Enderlce W, Thompson, S. Diltmer. M. Kroner. R. Jacobs D. Yehon. M. V0116. J. Robers. S. Otte. D Morrix S. Von Allmen. T Bichlc. PA Bennett, R,Sl.C1air. R. Ruhc. M. Honnen. J. chschcn. W. Huismann. Fourth Row: S. Huskamp, J. Telintelo, J TcuA fel. J. Teufel, C. Riehle T. Kreinest. C. Graf, R. Kampsen. AV Strunks, D, Yeiton. C. Eppinghoff, Bro. Kenneth Coe, M0d.. Mr. 0110 J. Bissmeyer. Din. M. Flick, M. Schmidt, P Hancbcrg. W. Rausch. J. Howcry. R. Igcl. C Schufen J. Reckelhofl'. J. Huey. Fran! Row: M. Bockelmun, C. Eppinghoff, L. Muly. J. Robers, C. Wagnen B. Floelken T. Kuelht: B. Kumpsen. Second Row: W. Robinson, J. Maly. L. Riehle, T. Rebel. S. Von Allman, J. Huey. J. Teufel. L. Grate Third Row; L. Hoffman. T. Schneider, D. Bill. T. Tierney. J. Telintelo, J. Tcufel. 1? g Left To Right MV Huller, M. Huseman. P Conway, T lacobucci. R Schaiblc, l Walsh, M. Smiley, Mr. W. Cady, Mod. D Kristof, J. Carson. W. Rinckel. 162 Dance Committee Row 1: K. Schneider. B Hzmdel. R, Weisman. D. Klein, G. Honncrl. Mr. Schulte, Mod. Raw 11: M7 Barney. R. Espcl, R Big. ncr. D Tasset. Radio Club Front Row: F, Kessler, R. Wiesman. Second Row: P, Russo, R. Espel. Third Row: K. Finke, D, Tassel, K. Schneider, Mr. Kruegcr. Mod National Honor Society and Senior Council Provide Leadership From Row: T. Nichuus. W. Quilligan. D. Knef- Her. D. BilL D. Morris, D. Hanson. T. Duffy. Second Row: Mr. A, Gram Mod. G. Tumcy. J. - - - Teufei. James Milly. J. Holmstrom. G. Wagner. .l. Suilivun. Third Row: T. Rehring. Jerry Melly. J. Schwartz. C1. Belsch. G, Schuslcr. J. Rculcr. M, Kelley. Frmrth Row: M. Kronen G. Gemper line. R. Tourungeau. C. Runzz. J. Riesc. R. La- Chancc, R. CuimeA Buuam Row; G. Baring, TV Richter. E. Korfagen. Second Row: M. Laakt: W, Wittekind, G, Betsch. Third Row: M. Foertsch. J. Goerlemocller. D. Bill. Fourth Raw: Bro. Thomas Gcraghty. M0d., D. Kuc- zaj. J. Sullivan. From Row: G, Bullim J, Dellen C, Wugncn J Roscnzicker, T. Kunkcl. J. Muhoney. N. Russo! S. Versscn. B. SchulmulL J. Ochler. J Fritz. M. Dcmyam D. Crowley. C Dornbusch. G Honncrl. Second Row: S Rey- nolds. K. Duffy. J. Hcrbcr1.G. Hellon, M, O Bryan C. Collins, B Wi1lekv ind, B. Moore. J. Walsh, D. Multis, E, Kuchnlc. C. RunIL G. Wilson, G, Schuster. M. Stalcy. Third Row: P, Conway. T Plummer. D, Wine. F. 165 Energy and Drive Characterizes Student Council From Row: Mr. A Grok: moderator. L. Grolc. J. SchwarlL G. Tumey, T. Collins. B. Bergman. T. Schoenling, G. Honnerl, Bm'k Row: D. Yclmn. T. Duffy; T. Rchr- ing. F. Rosenuckcr. D. RumzA 4.1 Barlag, R. Kampsen, D, Klein, T, Niesen. G, Schroeden R. Smith. D, Lc Bar. D. Hautmun. M. Kucchcnmeistcr, J. Wissel. R. Weisgerbcr. D. Civ cullo. Fourth Row: B. Silber. P. Raddy. D Kolks. P. Krzluse. M4 Walsh. R. Oltke, S. Chabol, M, Daush, K. Murphy R. Mesxcrschmidl. W. Krci- dcnweiss, D. Kuczaj, J, Sullivan, T. Schoenfcld D. Knucvcn, G, Braun. Chess Club Frum Row: P. Russo. M. Doursem K. Hoffman. Second Row: M. LaDow. L. Hoffman, D. Ohlhuul, F. Schwarz, D. YelLon. LEFT T0 RIGHT: C. Deigcr. J. Rics. J. Buck- lqg W. Sample. D. Fox, L. Dumwchcn Mr, Sauerbrey. Missing from picture W Heine, K, Funceu. Experience Key to Yearbooks Success G. Gempcrlinc. W. Klein. D Hanson. R, Klug TA Duffy, T, Neiheisel. J. Schwartz. G. Muntel. R. Schwartz. G. Runtz. P. Conway J Reuten J. Troxell, S. Gemperline. D. Fedc. Missing from picture, JA Collins T. Robbin, D. Rumz, and D. Yelton. Acknowledgements EDITORS: EditorinChicf . . . .. ., ...................................... , . ,TerryDulTy Assislunl Editor ....... ,.... ............................... .... ............... ,. ,,, ,.Greg Muntel Introduction. ............................. . . ........ ....... ,rMaLLShooncr Roger Tourungeau Activities.... , . . 777777 .,. ... .. .................................. CharlcsRunlz Seniors. ..... . ,,,,,,,, ................................ ...,JamesSchwarlz Underulussmcn.. . .................................. . . ...GregMunlel Student Life ........................................ ,.V.. . . . .. , ........... Gene Gemperline Faculty ..................... . , ........ ,, .,.. ... .................................. . Joe Collins Copy .......... , . .................................... DaleHunson Business . . . . , . . . . . . . , ................................................. Tom Robben EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Mark Amlung Tom Neiheisel Puul Conway Jim Renter Dun che Duve Runlz Dun Klein Bub Schwartz Bob Klug Jim Troxcll Mark Kroner Don Yellon chdcll Mcnman Clark Spcecc PHOTOGRAPHY ARTWORK LLES'AHE Camera Club Mike McHugh Algis Liuubu Ruy Wcisgcrber Tom Gull McKenrick Photography Studios. Mr. Al Hartman TECHNICAL ADVISOR MODERATOR Mr. Dick Cunnicn Mr. George Dirr 167 Senior Directory Gerald Arend, 5625 5111111161, St. Ignatius. 13111114 era 1311111 1, Ashonnmy 1311111 1, 121111111111 1. Robert Backscheider, 3624 110r110r1 Ava, St. Martin. Robert Bare, 19321111111100110111Avc., 51. Richard, 13115110111311 2,3,4, Truck 1.2. 121035 Country 1.2. Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, 1211111 Honor Pin. Gregory Barlag, 3993 Rucevicw Ann. St. A111y- 51115. 111111111111 1,2,4, Truck 1.2,3,4. Bronze 1111mm Piu,511v011111nnr Pin. Jack Barrett. 3831 Carrie Ave., 51. Martin, 1i1cc 1111111 1,2, 131111120 111111111 Pin, Silver Honor Pin, 130111 11111110113111. John Becker. 4100 Harrison 11110.. St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin. James Berry. 5470 Karen 1110., St. Aloysius. Drama 1311111 1, 1711111111111 mgr. 2, Track 2, 12111-014 leading 2. Gerald Betsch, 72:30 1Z1nvernn11k Aux, Assump- 111111, National Honor Society 3,4, 51111111111 11mm- 1111 1,3, 110111111111 1,2,3,4, Busk0111a11 1.2, mgr. 3,4. 131158111111 1,253.4, Bronze Honor P111, Silver 1711111111 Pin, 1111111 1101101 P11100111 Honur Key. James Bicknell, 3826 1.1111011 Ave.. St. Martin. 61601211111 4. Track :3. Jerome Biedermun, 43811 Dulehursl Dr., 51. Aloysius, 11111111111111 2, Drama 1311111 1.2. Bronx:- Hnnnr Pin. Robert Bigncr, 3:393 Bummer 1111., 51. Ignatius. Safely Council 2, Soccer 4, 1711111111111 1, Cross 11011111132, 1111112514, 10111115 1,4. Michael Bihr, 11111111 BUN 261 11111111101. 1111., St. James, 1311055 1311111 1,2. Track 1.2. Cross 1i11un1ry 1,2. Donald Bill, 4779 B1110 Ruck R11. 81. James, 8111- Llent Council 1,2,3. 13111111 1.23.4, Safety Council 1.2. 19051011311112. Bronxe Honor Pin. Michael Birkenhaur, 3180 Pcumxc P1., 51. Martin. Jerome Blum, 81111101111211111101134,111001211111 1. 2, P11510r 1111111 2, 1911111111111 12,-3.4 11111-11 2,3,4. 121100110111111111 23. Charles Bobinger, 7808111501111 51.. 11551111111110 , Glee Club 3.1131105151311111 2, 7130111115 1. Philip Bock. 5885 13111110101111 131.. 1.111101511111111. Robert Borgman, 5570 1211-1111'1'011' 11110., St. Aluy sins, 51111101111111111101124. juseph Bova. 5853010551111 1111., 51.11111105, Thomas Breining. 1441 Mur1nw0 Ave., Assumption. Timothy Brennan, 3653 Shortridgo Circle. 51. James, Student Council 1,2, Safety 12111111011 2, 111111 1,2,4. 51100114. Paul Brinkman, 2835 Wcrk 1111.. 51. 1111111011110, 1301112111111, anzeHunur P111.Silver11111111111111. Randall Britz, 1466 E. Adams 1111., Assumption. Paul Bmcring, 3248 111091111111 R11, St. Ignatius. 611:1: 1311111 3, 1311581111112, 131111110 11111111rPi11, Si1ver 111111111 Pin.1;11111 Honor Pin. jack Brucwer. 2956 5'1ng 51.,51 1311111011110. Daniel Bruns. 5823 1111111111 A10. 1.11110 Fluwcr. 131111110 Hmmr Pin, Silwr Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Randy Bue1er. 37011 11011101111111 Ava. 51, Martin, Newspaper 1.2. 11-101! 1211111 4. 11011 2. Brunzc 111mm P111. David Burbrink, 8927 1101101111 A112. 51. Ann, Football 1. Daniel Burke, 2619 Harris11nA1-10..St.Catherine. 11311111111111 1,2514, 1111114. John Burke, 7862 Seward 11110., Assumption. Glee 1211111 1.2. Truck 2.4, Gross 121111111r1 2,:3, anze Hnnur Pin, Silver Honor Pin. 120111 Honor Pin. Kenneth Buschle. 2419 13111110011 1.11.. 51. A1111. Band 1,2, P11s1er121ub 2, 130111711111 1. Kenneth Buschur, 227 Wessvlmun 1111., SI. 130p nurd. Newspaper 3.4, Puster 1111111 4. Soccer 4. Track 12,-3.4,1Zross120untry 1.2.3. Richard Calms, 2621 Fuirhill Dr.. Little Flower, National Hmmr 5111-11-11 3.4. vaspnpcr 2.3.4, Astrunumy 1211111 2,13, P115101 1211111 4, anzv 1711111- 111 Pin, Si1vcr Honor P111, 1211111 Honor Pin. John Carson, 2310 D0111in Dr., St. Ann, 14311111111111 1, Bronze 11011111 P111. Silver Hmmr 13111. Timothy Cassedy, 3946 1111511011. 51, Martin. As- 1rnn11m1 1211111 1. Jack Catamaro, 2.941 C11111r111'111 1111., St. Ann. Track 2. Michael Chase, 6691 Acre Dr.. 1.11111: Hmmr, F11111111111 1, Track 1. Edward Cisko, 2749 511111101 Ave. 51. 13111111111110, 11111111 1.2.3.4. Scott Clear, 3262 131a1s11111ri11g0, St. 11111105. 11100 1311111 1. 111111111111 1.611111. Michael Coleman, 51112 Surrey A10, 51. 21111.1: 5111s.'1'mck2.3,4. Thomas Collins, 5500 Fenway 121., 1.11110 Flmrer, 5111110111 Council 1.2.314, 171101111111 1.2.3.4. Track 1,221.4, 31111120 Honor Pin. Gregory Colvin. 4009 Wildclwrry 131., St. Aloy- sius, G100 1311111 4, 81151191111111 2, Bronze H111111r Pin. Nick Conklin, 2918 Lisclmr Ave, 51. Catherine, 'lVennist3,-1. Fred Cooper. 8761 RLISSC1 Dr.. St. Ann, Astrono- my131u112, 131111111111! 1.2.'1'rack 1.4, Bronze Honor Pin. Marc Coors. 1538 51. 1111111 Ava. Assumption, 121001111111 4, Drama 1111111 4. Robert Costantino. 2647 1111111 Alva, 51. 112111114- ine. 31'rack2.3. Dona1d Cruse, 3325 12amvic 11111100.. 51. Mar- 1111, 111013 1111111 2, C1111 1,2,3. Michael Curran, 1293 1.3111115 1.11., Assumplinn. Bronze Honor Pin. Silver Honor Pin. 1111111 Honor Pin. C11111 Honor Key. Slephen 'Daush, 1470 11111 Ava, Assumption. 12106111111111211155 Country mgr. 2. Richard Davis, 51567111111115 111011111351. AIUysius, Student 1201111911 1, Truck 1. Brunzc Honor Pin, 1Jr11ss 11111111113' 1,2. S1evcn Day, 3881 Hurvestri11g0 Dr., 51. 111111111115. 131101111111 1.2, 131159112111 1.2.34. 131111120 Honor P111. Silver Hunur Pin. Michae1 Dirr, 3329 Van Zandt Dr., 51. Ignatius. 1:111:1111111 1. John Dolan. 1626 17111111 Ave.. 51. Margaret Mary, Track 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Hnnur Pin, C0111 Hunnr Pin. Brad Dreier. 3526 P111110 R11, 51. 1111111, 50101100 C1u11 1,2. Bronze Hunnr Pin, Silver Hunur Pin, Gold 11111111113111. Terrence Duffy, $3430 Craig .-Xve., St. Marlin. National Hormr 51111011 4, 5111110111 13111111611 13,4. 1011111111111 2,3,4, Newspaper 4. 11101111111 1.2, Bus- k131111111 1.2, Bronze Honor Pin, Si1ver Hunnr P111. Ronald Durilsch. 8449111711051 1111.. 51. jumcs. Joseph Dussourd, 29:32 121151121111. 31. 1111111011110, Stu11en1 12111111011 1.2.3.4. Timothy Effler, 1439 H111 Ava, Assumptiuu, 1511111111111 3.4. Truck 1,233.4, BFUIIZC Hunar Pin. Reynolds Ekslrom, 3411 McFarlun 1111.. St. 1111111011110, 5111110111 CounL'iI 1, Nowspapcr 4. 132150111111 2,3,4, Brnnzc Hunnr P111. Thomas Elsbernd, 4905 R1100 1111.. S1. Ignatius. Louis Enderle, 6007 Pincview 1.11.. 51. 11111105, 121001111111 1. Rn1ph Englert, 3050 F0117. Ave.. 51. 1211111911110, Brnnzc 111111111 Pin. Charles Eppinghoff. 5968' Belmonl AWL. St. Richard. 5111110111 1301111011 1, Band 1.2.3.4. Hmmr 13111111 1.2.8.4. Terrence Ferguson, 8123 1111111'11r11u11. St. Ann, 1411111111111 1. Joseph Fichter. 3743 Dinu Ave., 51. Martin. Truck 1,2, Richard Ficker, 35531 1131119 1110.. St. Cathorine, F1111111z111 1,2, Charles Findley, 6081 Thompson 1111., St. Ber- 1111r11.G11-c121ul11.2,Tr110111. Lawrence Fisse, 8178 Blanchotla Dr.. St. Ann. 12101-1211111:3.4,111111'1,2.3,4, 130111311111 1. Robert Flanagan. 3958 Nurlh 1301111 1111., $1. Mur- 1111. Bronze Hnnur Pin. Edward Fleming, 2846 111150111111 1.11.. 1.11111- 1'111m'0r. Drama 121111173. 1311111111111 1.2.114. 11111111 1, 131111120 111111111 Pin. Mark F1esch. 37211 W11111131mg1Jr..St.jn1111.51110- 111 111111110113, 1311501111112. Bronze 11111101 Pin. Joseph Flick. 3387 Boomer 1111., St. lguulins. 1:100 1211111 l.2,3,4. Poster 1311111 3, P011 1211111 1. Truck 1., Bronze Honor P111. Silver Honor Pin. 120111 Honor P111. Lawrence F11ck,3721 thfnrt Heights Dr.. St. 1g11111ius, 13111111 1,2,:3,4, Drma 1211111 4, Astrunntm C1u11 1.2111101: 22, Succcr 4, Bronze Humor Pin. Thomas Flynn, 25411 North 1301111 1111.. 1.11110 1511111'er, Drama 171u11 4, 1511111111111 1,2, 31111011 1. Bronze: Honor Pin, Silver Hounr P111. Michael Foertsch. 33297 Montana 1110. 51. Mar- 1111, 5111110111 Council 1,2514. 132150111111 2,3, 131111111- 111111111111100 1,2,3,4. Joseph Fuller, 6581 Gulfu'uy Dr., St. 11101111111. Track 1,12105513111111111' 1,2. 101m Cagnon, 3271 Montana A10, 51. Murlin, 111601111111 1, Pep 1211111 1, Duncv 11011111111100 1. James Camm. 2792 14170111116. 31. 1311111011110. Glee 1111111 4. 111111611 1, Bronze 11111101 Pin. Silver Humor Pin, 130111311111 1,4. Roller! Caribay, 9312 Yellnwnund Dr., 51. 1111111. Soccer 4, Track 3, 1111155 17111111113' 3, Brunzr Hun- nr Pin. Silver 111mm Pin. Christopher Geiger. 5462 5111111111111 Dr., 1.11110 Flower, 13100 1211111 4, Drama 1311111 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Track 1. Stephen Geiger, 2397 121111pin Dr., 115511111p1i1111. Eugene Cemperline, 2732 McKinley Ava. St. 13211 hurinc, National Hmmr Society 3.4, Yearbook 3,4, Nun'spulwr 2,3,4, 11111-1; 1, 131111110 Honor 13in, Silver Honor Pin, 1111111 Hunor Pin, 1111111 Honor Key. Tennis 4. Keith Cehardslein, 2735 1.1'grm'0, 31. Ann, Bronzu Hunnr P111. Michael Girtcn. 1111154 Skyridge Dr., 81. 1111111. Gary G1and1111. 51189 1.11111161111116 Dr.. 51. James. 111ee111u112, 5111011 121111110112, Basketball. John Coehr, 31111 Dickiusun, St. Ignatius, Track 1, Bronze 111mm Pin, Silver 111111111 131115110001 4. John Coertemoeller, 311114 SI. Martin's 111., St. Martin, Newspaper 4, Drama 1211111 4, Track 1,2, 1311111220 Honor P111. Gregory Gooding, 2671 W. Galbraith 1111., 51. Ann. 1911111111111 1,2. 11111-11234. Cross Country 3. Michae1C0u1d, 435911111r1i11Av0., 51. Martin. james Greene, 8816 111011111111 Dr., Assumption, Nulionul Honor S11Ci01y3.4, 5111110111 11111111011 4. Robert Crote. 23:35 V1111 1.01111011, 1.i1110 1311111111. Newspaper 1,2. Gregory Grove, 5657 Lawrence 1111.. St. 11111151115, anthull 1. 81151101111111 l,2,3,4. 131150111111 1,2514. Michael Gruber. 8271 Royal Heights Dr.. 51. A1111, 1 11111011111 111111111 St1ci01y 4, Band 1,2. Drama 1311111 2,4, Bronze 111mm P111, Silver 111111111 P111, 611111 Hunnr Pin, C0111 Humor Key. James Hackeu. 5594 Sunnywtmds 1.11.. 51. 11.1.1111- 11115. 5111110111 1301111011 4, 1711111111111 1,2, 131150111111 mgr. 2, 'I'ruck 1, Suuccr 4. Kcilh Hamblin. 4281 11101 Ava. St. Martin. Bas- k01111111 1,2,3,4. Cary Hansman, 51183 121111111111 Ava, 1.11110 Flow- 0r. Brnnzu Honor P111. Silver Hmmr Pin, 110111 Honor P111.1l11111 Hmmr Key. Dale Hanson, 28-45 Mt. Airy Ava, 1.11110 F111Wcr Nu111111111 Hunur 5111-10111 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Font- 111111 1,2, TL-nnis 1,213.4, Bronze Honor Fin, Silver 110nm P1116011111111111111111.1111111111111111 Key. Joseph Heckler, 3738 Hcr111'r1 Ava. 51. Marlin, 11100131111124. C1111 1,2, Brnnlzo Honor Pin. VViHiam Heid, 3900 11i01110 11111111. 51. Ignatius, Pup 1311111 1. Joseph Heinrich, 3475 Rocker Dr.. St. Ann. 11:11-11 2, Cross Gnumry2,3,12111-1-r11-11111ng 123,4, Bronze Hunnr Pin, Silvcr 11111101 Pin. David Held. 5623 Foxglove 1.11.. 1.i1110 Huu'er. Astrunumy 1211111 :3, Bronze 111111111 Pin. Silver 111mm P111, 1111111 Honor P11101111 Honor Key. William 1101113111951, 2252 Kipling 1111., Little Flmrcr. 5111119111111111110113, P11sl1tr111111113. Guy Ilcmpel, 61504 52111111111111 111111., 51. Margaret Mary, National 1'1111111r 5111'11'11 3.4, Drama 1111111 1.2',-1, Aslr111111111y 1111111 1, Brouzu 1-11111111 Pin, Silwrr 111111111 11111, 1111111 1-1111111r Pill. 1111111 111111111 Key. Michael Hengchold, 3116 11111-1151 1.11;: 1.11., St. jumps, Drama 1311111 2,3,4, 8111.01.11 Council 2,3, Truck 1. Timothy Herman. 1640 11111121111 131.. 51. Murgurel Mary.1:111111'ru1311111 2,Aslr0n11111y1211111 1. Philip 1101-11, 5523 111011n1imx Ava, $1. 11111151115, 31151114111111 1,2,3,4, Bronze Hmmr P111. John Iloelfer, 4379 501111111 Section 1111.. St. Aloysius. Joseph Hoeffer. 4379 511111111 5013111111 1111., 51. Aloysius. Mark Hoencmcyer. 30311 11111191111, 51. 1311111111119, 51111111111111111111'11 1, 13115116111311 1. 11116114. Steven Hoerst, 3720 1111111111110111-'c., St. Martin. Richard H0111nan. 5579 Ridge 1111., 51.101111. Michael Holcomb, 45101111951 Fork 1111., 51, 1.21111- 1111s.1sts1311u111ry2mgr. Daniel Hollenhach. 711115 Suward Ava, Assump- 11011, anxe 1'1111111r Pin. James Holmstrom, 5553 Silverpoinl Dr.. St. 1g- nutius, National Honor Society 3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Astronomy Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Sil- ver Honor Pin. 190111 Honor Pin, 011111 H1111ur 111w. Lawrence H011. .3628 Darwin 11110.. 51. Martin, Student Council 3. Band 1.2. Glcc 1111111414, Drum'11111u114. Robert Hrack, 52112 Pundcrnszl Dr., L11110 Flow- or. 1311055 1211111 2. 'l'rack 1.2. 110112. Cheerleading 2.3.4. Bronze 111mm 1111:. Silver 111mm Pin. John Hummel, 39150 K9111101Avv..51. Martin. Michae1 Hunsche, 5696 Biscayne Aru, St. Aloy- sius, 0109 1311111 4, Truck 1. 1111114, Bronze Honor Pin, 511x111 11111111r Pin. 1111111 1'1111111r P111. Gold Honur Key. Pep Club 1. Dance 1.111111111111111 4. James Huth, 5519 Windridge Dr.. 51. 111111111115, National Honor Society 4. Ncwspapor 2,3,4. Drama 1211111 2.4, Tennis 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Silver Honor Pin. Robert Hyle. 3721i Mnrycloll 111., 51. Marlin, Nounspuper 1.2,3,4, Tennis 1. Anthony Iacobucci, 5613 jossup 1111., 51. James, 1111211 1.11111 1, Dra111211111111 2,3,4,'1'r:1ck 1, 011112. Robert Jacobs. 2820 Geraldine Dr.. 1.111111 Flaw- 11r. 11111111 1.2.34 Drama 1.11111 2,3,4, 1J1wcr1cu11- 11111, 4, 111111121- 1'1111111r P111, Silver 11111111: Pin, Walterludge. 5359 Sm1rit1,$1. 111111111115. Bernard Kampsen. 23335 11111111111111 Dr.. 51. Ann. 11111111 12.3.4. 111mm 151111113. Ronald Karaus, 5968 11111111111 01111 1.11., 51. 11111105. Juhn Katlerjohn, 2922 111111111 Clcu Dr.. St. Ann. Astronomy Club 2. Truck 1, Bronze 1'11111111' Pin. Silver Hunur Pin, 1111111 111011111 Pin, Pep 1311111 1. Michael Kelley, 4252 Applegute Ava. SI. Mar- lin. 10111111011113. Newspaper 2.3.4. Drama 1211111 4, Golf 1. Bronte Hunnr Pin. Lawrence Kemper, 9295 121111151111 Dr., 11551111111- 111111.1Iu111eru131u112,13111-5513111111. Richard Klumb, 11918 Diana Dr.. St. Margaret Mary, 'I'rack 2. 151111 2. Robert K1umb, 32711 1311111111111 Dr.. 51. A 1111, Truck 1. John G. Knab. 3280 111111- 1111141 1111.. 31.111111115. John J. Knab. 6034111551111 1111.. 51. James. Drama 111111124. Raymond Knepfle, 21547 11111111111111 Ava, St. 13111111111111, 11111'1'r1111111ing 2. Dennis Knoepfler. 3501 D11y1111111 A112. 51. Mar- tin. 111111111 1,2,:3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver H1111- 11r11111.1;1111111111111rPi11,1;11111 111mm K111: Donald Knueven, 7926 Seward Aux, Assump- tinn. 5111110111 17111111611 4. 1-111111111111 1.2.3.4. Basc- 111111 1.2.3.4, Bronze Humor Pin, 511114 Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Edwmd Korfhagen, 3632 St. Martin PL, St, Marlin. F11111111111 1, 51-11101 1111155 111951110111. William K0118, 5881 111101-1111 1111.. 51. 111111115. Drama 1211111 3, Safety 11111111211 1,2.3. 13351-112111 4, 1Ir11ss1f111111113'2. Lawrence Kotzbauer. 3401 11111111 .1112. 51. Mar- 1i11. 1511.111 111111 1.2. Tennis mgr. 2. 12111111r11'a1li11g 1,2,3. Steven Kraemer, 8389 11111111 1101134115 D12, St. Ann, 1311111111 1111111111 Pin, Silver 111mm Pin. 1111111 1-1111111r P111, 1111111 Honor Kev, Richard Kramer, 8-115 Ly 55 Dr.. 51. 111111. Timothy Kramer. 3434 14.1'11r11ury Dr, St. Ann, Nenspuper4. Anthony Krcidenweis, 2309 1111lc1ur11 Dr.. 51, Ann. Student 111111111311 4. 1311111111111 1.2.3.4. 11111-1; 1,2. Daniel Kreimer, 2645 1111111211111 :11'1111111'. 51. Catherine, P11stL-r11111112, Art 1111111 4. 1311011111111111- ing 2. Stephen Kreimer, 2645 Montana 411111111. 51. Catharine. Drama 13111114. 11051911111111 1.2. David 111151111. 55911 11101151113111 1.11.. 51. James, 1911111111111 Chain Gang 3,4, Bronze 1711mm Pin. $11- wr 1'11111111' P111, 110111 1-1 unor Pin. Daniel Kroeger, 5651 Buttercup 1.11,, Little Flower, Drama 1711111 2,3. Safety 13111111111 1.2. 1511111bu11 1, Chocrlcading 2. Mark Kroner. 3952 Dclmur Ana, St. Martin, Yearbook 3,4, Band 1.2.3.4. vaspupcr 2.3.4. Bronze Honur Pin, Si11'cr Honor 11111. 1111111 111111111' Pin. 3111111 123,4. David Kuczaj, 5448 1311111111111 11'11rr111'1'. 1.11111- Howcr, 5111110111 Council 2,3,4. Edward Kuehnle, 3740 Darwin Ava. 51. Martin. Student Council 4. Busel1ull2.3.4. Michael Laake. 8681 121611111 Dr.. Assumption. Student 11111111011 3.4. Drama 1211111 2. P1131111 1111111 1. Robert LaChzmce, 6038 1V'1111111c131111 Ave. 51. Richard. Yearbook 4, Nmrspupcr 4, Truck 1,253.4, Cross Country 1.2,3,4, Bronlc 1-1111111r P111, Silver Hurlur Pin. William Lemmink. 3730 Harding Ave.. 51. Man 1111. 111111311111 1, '11111'114. Mark Lewis. 6808 Edmur 1:1.. 51. Richard. Brunze 110111111 Pin, Silver Honm Pin. 1111111 Honor Pin. Algis Liauba, 5071 Boomer 1111., 51. 112111111115, 111691111111 1,2,3,4. 1.1111111111141111 4, Bronze 11111111r Pin,Silv1-r HunorPin.1111111H111111r11111. Daniel Losekamp. 10289 Now 111111-11 1111.. St. John 1111- 311111151 Harrison, 11111-1; 2. Jack Lutz, 8712 11111111111111 Ava, 51. Martin. William Macke, 9286 Lockwood 11111 1111.. 51. Bernard, Astronomy 11111112. 111111112. Michael Malay, 3224 Forncmh Dr.. St. 1Iu11lcr- 1119, 51111111111 11111111011 1, 1321311011111 2, Bronze 111mm P111. James Maly. 586:3 11 1'111111'111114 1.11.. 51. 111111125. Ycar111111k4. 1J1c1-1111111 1.2.3.4. Basketball mgr. 2. Track 1. 1311155 Country ,1. Bronze 111111111 Pin, Silver 11111111r P111.11111111'1111111r11i11, P1'p1311111 1. Jerome Ma1y, 58113 11111111111111 1111., 51. 11111105. 11111111 123,4, Hanur 111111112534, Dru111211111111 1.2. 3.4. Pep Band 1.2.34 Bronze: 111mm Pin. 51111-1 11111111r11in.1i11111 Honor Pin. William Martin. 51150 111'11111ri11gc Dr.. St. 1g1111- 11115, 1111111111111 1. Paul McGi11, 3338 Rocker 1.1., St, :11111. 1Ir1155 Country 1. Michae1McCinn.-'3885111111rc111111., 51. 1110131115. Michael McHugil, 3088 1111111110111'1'1111' Dr,, 51, 111111111115. Ycur1mnk3.4, Dru111u1111111 2.3.4. News- paper 4, Poster 1311111 1.2.33.4. Art 11111114. 51111-11 11111112. Patrick McMullen. 2874 Montana 1111.. 51. Catherine. N1w1'spupcr4. Edward Meet. 4214 M11r1iuAvu, 51. Martin. Lawrence Meiners, 3058 1111111111111 Ava, St. Cullwrinv. Neal Mersch. 7126 Brnadmurv Dr.. St. Bernard. 01001311111 1,2,3,4. 11111111111111 1, 111159111111 1,2,3,-1. Ronald Messersmith, 9369 Bluegutc Dr., As- sumpliun, 81111113111 111111111114. 1:11.11- 1311111 4. Wendc11 Meuman, 3632 121111111 111.. 51. Martin, Yeurlnmk 4, Newspaper 2.3.4. Drama 1111111 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Si1vcr 1711mm Pin, Cold 111111111- Pin. Lawrence Meyer. 211-13 Wessvlnmn 1111.. 51. Bernard. Chess 111111 1.2. Football mgr. l. Astron- 11111y 1211111 1,2. Pustur 1211111 :3, Truck 1,2, Cross 111111111r'x 2,3. 11111121111 Meyer. 3037 West 111111115 1.11.. 51. Catherinv. Gerald Michael. 8885 13111-111111. 51. 111111135. 1211135 13011111ry2. James Millcrf'21152 11111111111111 111., Assunlptiun, Cross 121111111ry 2, Donald Morris, 29811 N. 11111111 1111., St. Ignatius, Nutiunul 11111111r Suuicty 3,4, 11:11:11 1.2.3.4, 11111155 121111133. Tennis 1.2.71.4. Bronze 11111111r Pin. Silver 11111111rPin,1;11111111mm Pi11,121111111111111r K111. Jnlm Mue11er, 3241 Bourncr 1111., $1. Ignatius. Dra1111111111l13, 110111115 2. Gary Munafu. 34011 Mi11rich Ann, 51. 11111110r1'1111. John Murphy, 43011 H111111-1uw11 Ava, 51. Aloy- 51115,Y1-11r111111k I, DramuCluh 1,23,5111'01'1 11111111- 1-11 1. 1311501111111111112, Kevin Murphy. 5422 Cindy 1.111111, 1.111111 Flower, 51111111111 11111111111 1,2, Drama 1211111 :3. Soccer 4, 14111111111111 1,2, 111150111111 mgr. 2. 11111-1 1, Brumm- 1-1111111r Pin. Steven Ncisheisel. 39:14 '1'r1'1'111' Ann. 51. Martin. Gerald Nel1er, 3450 310111113' Manor, St. 11111195, 11111111111111 2, 1911111111111 1. Gary Neyer. 33501-11581 Fork 1111., St. Ignatius. 1:1JESSCI1II111, 13111111111113. Thomas Niehaus. 2761 8111111111161 Dr.. 81. Ann, Nutit111u1 Hmmr 5111-1011 4, vaspupcr 3,4, 1111-11 13111112, 1511111111111 1,1;11112,Br11nzc 11111111111111. Thomas Niesen. 3045 1115111111111 Northern 111111.. 51. Catherine. 5111111111 11011111111 3,4. Nun'spupur4, 111159111111 11113.4. Kevin 0.C0nn11r. 211111 12111111111151 Ax 11., 31. 131111111r- i110, 13111111 1.1311-1'13111113.4. Thomas 01ding.$3361l Felicity 01., St. 1511111111111: Dr111111113111l1 4. Thomas Ollingcr. 5538 1J111111-11r1111 Dr.. 1.111111 Flower, Astronomy 1211111 1, 11115111-1111111 Ingr, 2. 111111115 1, Bronze1'1111111r11111, 5111'1-r1-1111111r11i11. Patrick Oliverio. 2357 Harrywnud 131.. 1.11111x Flower. 121.111.1cr1113111112. 1311111111111 1,2514. Basket- 111111 mgr. 2,3.4, Bronze1'1111111r11i11. David Overmnn, 2617 51r111111' 1111., Curpus Christi. 13111110111 1111111 2. Dance 13011111011110 3. Bronze H 111111r Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Vince Purdi, 100111111r1-11m 1111.. St. 1111111, 11111111 1, 2,3,4, 5111-1113 12111111011 1. Char1es Parmcntcr. 15515 M1'r1-11i111 Dr.. Assump- 11111101111111 2,4. 1Ir1155 1211111111124 Joseph Palmnik. 1605 1111115 1111., :1551111111111111, Brunzr 1'1111111r P111. Ronald Penick. 4212 1 1111r1111111m'1a. St. Ignatius. 1111135 1211111 33. Pop 1111111 1, Brunze 111111111 Pin. Silver 11111111r Pin. C0111 1'1111111r Pin. 011111 111mm 111-1. john Peters. 3461.11111115111. St. Martin. Edward P11we11. 4006 Wultvr .1112. 51. Aluysius. 1711111111111 1,2. Truck 1, Brunzv 111mm 11111. Richard Powers, 39011 11111111 Sung Dr.. 51, 11111115 Dry Ridge. Thomas Quadc. 34811 1311111110111 1111.. 51.111111115. William Quilligan. 54711 North 61011 Am, St.- .111111'51115, Drama 1211111 3, P111 1211111 1, 11101111111 2. Truck 1,2,4, Bronze 11111111r11i11. Sliver Honor Pin. 1211111 11111111r Pin. Gold 11111111r Key. Nutilmul 111mm 511111-11: Thomas Rebel, 3548 1111111111 131., St. Ann. 11111111 1,2,3,4. Drama 1311111 ;,:3,4. 111mm 13111111 2,3,4. Bronzv 1'1111111rPi11. Silver 11111111r13i11. 1111111 11111111r 11111.121111111111111r K111. Thomas Rehring, 2332 1111rr1u1111111 131.. 1.111111 Fluwur, National Honor Sucivty $3.4, 51111111111 13111111111 3,4, Drama 1211111 3. 1711111111111 1.2.114. Track 1.2, Bronzv 1711111111 Pin, Silver 11111111r 11in, 1111111111111111111111,1;1111111111111r K131. Nelson Rennekamp. 111115 Simpson Ann. St. Margurvl Mary. James Reuter, 7875 Vegas Dr.. SI. Ann, National Honor 5111-11-11 3,4, Yeurhunk 4. Track 2, Cruss Cnunlry 2,3.4, Brunzc Honor Pin. SiiVor 11111101 11111.1;0111 1-1111111r121'11,G11111 Honor K1311. Gregory Rice. 6041119551151 1111.. 51. 111111115. Richard Richter, 3479 Rucher R11. 51. Ann. Thomas Richter, 3479 111111114 1111., 51. A1111. Senior Directory Michael Riehlc. 4114'1'1111119111111111 Dr.. St. 11:11:17 Hus. 111111-14, Bronze 111111111 Pin, Silver 111111111 Pin. James Riese. 8896 121111111 Dr.. Assumption. N21- 111111111 Hmmr Snoiety4.1;Icc12111112.4. 12001111111 1, 2.3.4. 131119111111 1.2.4. Bronze 111mm Pin. Silver 111mm Pin.1i1111111111111rPin.111111111111111r Key. Narberl Ricskump. 4011 H'ulter Auk. 51. Martin. Robert Rittmeier. 1492 51. 1311111 Ava, Assumpw 11011. 5111110111 1:1111111-11 1.2, 13115111411211! 1.2.3. 11111112011111111113111,5111'11111111111r11111.11111111711111111 11111. 13113511111111 2,4. Thomas Robben. 8345 17111111111 1111.. St. James. 1211055 11111114. 111111211111 1. 10111111101: 1.2.3.4. John Robers, 2901 Jessup 1111.. Little Flower. 1311111113.11119551111111. Daniel Robe, 2515 Meycrhill Dr.. St. Catherine. 10311111011 1.2. Band 1.2.3.4, Dru111111l11111 1.2.3.4. Pop 1211113 1. Bronze Hunur P111. 5111'cr Hunnr P111, 121111111111111rP'111. Bruce Rolfes. 57115 8111111 1111.. St. Bernard. 5111- 111-111 11111111611 2, 111111111111 1. Truck 1.23.4. Crass 12111111113 2,3. james Ross. 5685 E11111 A112. 51. 111111151115. Buse- 112111 1. 1111112514. Bronze 111mm Pin. Silver 11011- 11r 1,111. Juhn 1101113247 111111r0111 A111. St. Martin. 5111- 111'111 11111111011 2. 1511111111111 1.2.3.4. 31151101111111 1.2. 11115141111124. Charies Runtz. 4045 Wildchvrry 121.. St. Aloy- 33113. 5111110111 12111111141 2.3.4. NutinnuI 11011111 511- civty 4. 10211110111; 3.4. 1111-0 1111111 1.2.3.4. Pup 1111111 1. Truck 23. 1211155 Country 2.3. Bronze 11011111111111. 5111111 11111111111111. 1111111 11011111 111111 1311111131 Rulher. 51195 11111111110r. 81. 11111105. G100 12111111.2,1Imss 111111111ry 2. Thomas Ryan. 271-15 Cycluruma Dr.. St. Cather- ine. 511111011112011111-11 1. juseph Subick, 28:31 Breezy Way. 1.111111 1511111111. 13111111 1. Dennis Schclienhcrger. 5585 1:111ru'11m1. 51, 1111111- 11113. 110112.13 David Schcpkcr.3379510110 1.11.. 51.1;1111115. 1111-0 1311111 1.2. Drama 1111111 1,2.8. Safety Council 2, 1105111r12111111.2. Donald Schibi, 411810551111 1111., St. 111111115. 11:11:11 1.2, Cross 1:1111111ry 2. Jerome Schmitz. 5529 Surrvy Ava. St. Aloysius. 1511111111111 1.2.3. 11111111111 111111111 13111. Si1ver 11111111r 17111. Joseph Schmitz. 5529 Surrcy Ave.. 51. Aluyhius. 5111110111 11011110114. Dru1111111111113, 1113111111111 1.4. '11ruck 2. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Bronze 11111101 Pin. Si1vcr11111111r Pi11.1;111d Honor Pin. H'illiam Schmue111ng. 31543 White 01111 Dr.. St. 11111195. 611:9 1111111 1, Drama 1311111 2.3.4. Poster 1f111112.Art121111144120111. Daniel Schmutte. 6971 Springdulr 1111.. St. 13ch Hard. Drama 1111111351. 1311111111111 1. Truck 1, C1111 l. Brunzo1101111r11111.51111Cr110110r P111. James Schneider. 2400 Pimwod 1.11.. 51. 111111. 1 11111111111 1.2.73.4. 131150111111 2.3.4. 81151114111111 mgr. 4. Brunze 111mm 13111. Richard Schneider. 4307 Marlin Aux. St. Mur- 1i11, NCHSpupvr 1.2.- 3.4. Thomas Schuenfeld. 4449 1Lr111'1- Aux. 51, Muy- 51115. 5111119111 13111111011 2.4. 1311111111111 1. 13215115111111! 1.2.3.4, anzc 1711111111 P111. Si1vor 11011111 11111. 111111111111111111111. Ted Schnenling. 4117 10551111 1111.. 51. 12111105. 1Jr1155131111111r1'2. Terence Schocnling. 3.923 1211115111110 Dr.. S1. Martin. 5111110111 12111111011 2,-3.4, 110111111111 1, 11r111121-11111111r Pin. Gregory Schroeder.37391911111111- Ana. 51. 1211111- crino. 5111119111 1201111111 3.4. '1'r;11-k2. 131011211 111111- 11r 13111. John Schuckmun. 3411i 310111113'1111111111' Dr.. St. jumcs. George Schuster. 2634 North Bend R111. Little Howor. National Honor Society 4, Yearbook 2, Band 1.2.3. Drama 1711111 2.3.4. 13111110er 1111111 2, Safety 13111111011 4. Track 2. Brunze Honor Pin. Sil- ver 11011111 Pin. Cold Honor Pin. 1111111 Honor Key. 1111155 11:111111ry 4. James Schwartz, 3537 Darwin Ave. St. Marlin, National 141111111 Snciety 4. Student 17011nci1 8.4. Yearbook 2.3.4, Bronze 111mm Pin, Silver Hunnr P111. 110111 Honor Pin. Gold Honor Key. Drama 1711111 4. Alfred Schwarz. 3448 Tangent. St. Martin, Band 1.2. Chess 1211111 1.2.3.4, anzc 1111mm Pin. Si1vcr Honor Pin. James Shallick, 7273 Bernard Ava, Assumption. David Seeley. H1066 131611111 Rd. St. Ann, Cross 1301111113'2. Michael Seghi, 3023 Westbrook Dr.. St. 1311111011110. Timothy Seiferl. 2765 Blue Rock Hc1.. Little 1:111wer. Student 17111111611 1.2.3. Fm1111a11 1. Bus- ketball 1,253.4. Thomas Semancik, 5625 Sunnywuuds 1.11.. St. Ignatius, Brnnzc Hunnr P111. Si1vcr Honor Pin, Mathew Shooncr. 7233 121111'er111111k Ava. As- sumption, 5111119111 Council 1.2.-'3, Yeurlmnk 2. Glue 1211111 1.22. Drumu 1711111 1,2, 11111110111 1311111 I, 2. Bronze Hmmr P111. 511ver Hunur Pin. 110111 Honor F111. Jerome Siemcr. 8975 Zodiac Dr.. Assumption, 3111110111 Council 2.3.4. 1110011111114, Drun1a1211111 3.4, 1511111111111 1.2. .4.Truck1.2.8.4.Br1mze Honor Pin, 31111111401101 13111.1;111111'1111101 Pin. Kenneth Siemer. 3680 Riehlc R11. St. James. 131ee1l11111 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 1. John Sieve, 1297 Frost. Assumption. Thomas Small. 57431'1a1111116r11d.. Sl. Jumvs. Ronald Smith, 6118 Wilmer, 51. 11111103. Student 110111101123.4.1316811111111.2.5a1c1yC0unCi1 1.2. Cordon Smylh, 1456 Adams 1111., Assumption, Drama 1111111 3, Chess 1211111 3.4, Truck 2. Cross 11111111132, Bronze Honor P111. SiEvcr Honor P111, Gold 111mm Pin, Gold HUHOF Key. Wrestling 4. Edward Spahr. 81327 De 511111 Dr.. Assumption. 4111011 2. 1Zrusan1111try2.4. GU11 1. Charles Speicher, S422 13111531111011 Dr., St. Ann. Astronomy 121ub 2. 151101111111 1.2. Truck 13.4. 13101120 Honor Pin. Richard Slangheili. 4223 Homelawn Ave.. St. Aluysius. David Sleimlc. 2871 Roscann 1.11.. Little Flower. 1311111111111 1.2. Track 1. Lawrence Stein, 5663 Dry Ridgv 1111., 51. 1111111. 81111110 Hotmr Pin. Walter Stepaniak. 11120 Hughes 1111.. 51. 1111111. 1111111111 Hmmr Pin. Charles Strasser. 200 A Wessehnun 1111.. St. Ben 11ur11.'11ruc11 1.2.3.1Ir11ss121111111ry2.3. Thomas Slraus, 5442 Cindy 1.11., 1.11111' 1211111101. 51011311111191 4. Drama 1211111 4. Safety 1311111 1.4. 5111-1-01 4, Iiuskcl1m11 mgr. 2. 'l'rack 1,4, Cross 12111111111 4. 611113. Bronze Honor Pin. Si1ver 11111111111111.130111111mm Pi11.11111dH0110r Key. James Slrotman. 8463.1;16111'135 Dr.. St. Ann. Gary Sudcr. 412-1 janward Dr.. St. Aloysius, Truck 1.2.3.4. Brnnzc 111111111 Pin, Si1vcr Hunur Pin.1h1111H111111rPi11. James Sullivan, '.359 V1111 1.011111'11 Dr.. LittlL' 131111111. Student Council 4. 11190111111 4. Drama 1311111 2,4. 51111111 12111112. Brnnzv 111mm Pin, Silver 111111111 Pin. 611111 Honor P111. Gold 111111111 Key. 11115111111114, National Honor 50011'11'4. Alan Supe. 78121111111111011Ava. 11.151111111111111. Roberl Sundorhaus. 74113 Jnrvst A1112. Assump- 111111. 12111-11 121111; 1.2. Cross Country 1. Braun- 111111111'11111. Terence Sunnenberg. 784T 1111111110111 51.. As- sumption. Ncuspapvr 3.4. Truck 2. Cross 12111111- lry 2.4. Bronzc 11011111 Pin. Si1vor 111111111 Pin. 1111111 111111111 111111111111 Honor Kev. David Surnbmck. 4850 Tysnn C1,. St. Ignatius, 1111201211111 1. Drunm1f11111 1.111110112.1Ir0ss1iuu11- 1ry 2. Thomas Tu11cn, 5505 Race R11. 51, Ignatius. 1:0111111111 1. Stephen Temming. 7355 Cltwormmk Ava, As- sumption. Glee 1311111 12. Astronomy 1111111 2. Truck 2,3, Cross 171111111ry2, Pep 1711111 4. 11111911 Tenbrink, 5581 Bridgetown 1111.. St. Aloy- sius, Funtba11 1. Paul Tengler. 4337 Marlin Ava. 51. Martin. 121110 1111111 4. Tennis 4. Bronze Honor Pin. SilVer 111111- or Pin. 611111 Honor Pin. James Tenhunfeld. $331511 Boomer 1111.. St. Ignatius. Joseph Tenkman. 4264 11011191111111 Ave. St. Aloysius, F11111111111 1.2.3.4. Truck 1.2.3.4. Richard Tape. 29:31 Mignon Ava. 51. 1211111111116. Drama 11111113. Basketball 1. Track 1. Astronomy Ciuh 1. Bronze Hunur Pin. John Teufel. 7509 Werner Ave.. Assumption, National Honnr Society 3.4. Band 1,233.4. Pep 1311111 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Silver Hmmr P111. Gold 11111101 11111. Guld Honor Key. William Todd. 5691 Eula Ava. St. AloysiuS. 11011 2.33.4. Bronze Honor P111. Si1wr Hunur Pin, 110111 Honor 13111, Pcp1211117 4. Roger Tourangeau. 5473 Bahama Terrace. Little Flower. National Honor Society 3.4, Student 1Z11u11ci1 1,2. Yearbook 3, Newspaper 2.3.4. Dra- 111111111111 2.3.71715111115 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Silver Honor Pin, 11011.1 Honor P111. 611111 110nm Key. C11 Tumey, 4996 Springdule 1111.. SI. james. 511p 110111 111111nci12.3,4. C199 1111111 1.2. Drama 13111112. 3,4, 13251191111111 1.2. Dance Committee 2.3.4. Bronze Hontw P111, Silver Honor Pin. 011111 Honor Pin. Steven Umbach, 2556 Survis 121.. St. Catherine. Poster 111111 2.3. Gregory Villena, 5506 Nurih 1:11:11 Ann, St. Aloy- 51115.1;1ee1llu11 3.4,'1'rack 2. Michae1Visse. 2908 F0112 Ave.. 31. Catherine. Kenneth V0111, 3006 1105101111. 51. Catherine. David Vonderheide, 3359 Lapland Dr.. St. James. Gerard Wagner. 3020 Daytona Ave... St. Cuthen inc, Nu1i011u1 Honor Society 3.4. Busel3a11 2.3. Bronze 11101101 P111, Silver Honor Pin. 110111 Honur P111. Gold Honor Key. Thomas Wagner, 51163 Green Acres CL. 51. Muy- sius. 1111-11 1211111 4, Drama 1311111 3, 17001111111 2. Truck 1.2. John Waller. 3455 Banning 1111., St. James, 190014 171111 1. Drama C111113.4. James Walsh. 3675 Herbert Ave.. St. Martin. Bronze Hunnr Pi11,511verHunur Pin. Thomas VVaIters. 3232 1711111111116. St. jumes. S111- 11cn1 Council 1. G180 1211111 1.2,3. Pep 1211111 1. 11111111112111 1.2. Clif1ord Weller. 3416 Be1111mc.51. Catherine. Mark Welsh, 6316 Meis Ave.. 51. Richard. Truck 1.2.4.1sts1311untry2. John Wetterich, 9963 Skyridgc Dr.. 51. 101111. Marlin Willing. 3577 Fieldcrest. St. Martin, Newspaper 4. Track 2. 1111112, Bronze Hunnr Pin. Silver Hunur Pin, 110111 Hunur Pin. 120111 Hunnr Key. Cary Wilson. 4746 Valloyhrnok Dr.. St. Ignatius. 8111119111 C1111nci14. 131091211111 1.2,3,4. William Wittekind. 2912 '17im11urcresl Dr.. 51. Catherine. 5111110111 Council 4. Poster 1311111 4, Football 1.2.- 3,4. Carl Wurzelbacher.5940 Day 1111.. 51.101111. David Young, 2774 Montana Ava, 51. Catherine, $111111'111 11111111141 1.2. Drama 13111113. 11111111111111 1,2. 'I'rack 1,2.1'9111115 2. Richard Young. 5855 Mnnfnrt Hi11s Ava. 1.11110 Flower. 1711111111111 1.2.-3,4. 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