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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

qucomCEuqz LaSalle High School 10th Anniversary 1960-1970 HANDS- hold . .. touch ,.. reach. -.. In constant effort they work LIKE IMPLEMENTS OF A MACHINE,onIy to fulfill a day's duties. T0 the perpetual RHYTHM of a pendulum, they move , . . QUICKLY. Each achievement, only a small part of a more distant, total goal. FEET-walk ... kick . . . run. They RUN FROM and HURRY AFTER. 1 They shuffle through the crowds rushing to meet a deadline or to meet , a friend. Or they stroll, casually, leisurely, WHEN TIME IS THEIR OWN, and the world waits for them. 3 3; z i FACES - laugh . . strain ... stare. They see through yet cannot hidethemselves. LIKE MlRRORS,they reflect all that is felt within. Each pain, every fear, and every joy seeks release in an OUTBURST of expression. PEOPLE-work t .. play . .. pray. They are ALIVE and they want the world to know it. They shout words while their actions are heard by more. They work for What THEY SHARE WITH FRIENDS. The little things they do come easy because, it's funny but, they wantto love. A Man Of La Salle Brother James Daniel had to leave La Salle in the first quarter of this year to become Pro- vincial of the St. Louis district of the Christian Brothers. Brother's departure became a time when many students began to think of all Brother had done for each of them. The things Brother did are too numerous to ever mention, but the one thing that is outstanding is the attitude Brother had toward the school and everyone in it. He knew practically every- thing that was going on and always showed personal interest. He always made time to speak to anyone on any subject. Brother made the school much of what it is, and using his own words he is truly A Man of La Salle. Harriers Conditioned Both V Physically And Mentally With a new coach, Mr. Richard Meyer, the La Salle 1969-70 Cross Country team faced a challenge. The practices started out light and worked up to a daily twelve miles in a couple of weeks. A team spirit soon developed which proved as an incentive throughout the season for individual runners and the team as a whole atthe meets. The Lancers' only home meet was against Withrow. In this meet both the varsity and the reserve teams proved that they possessed many topHnotch runners as they completely demolished the Withrow squad. La Salle fin- OPPOSITE: J. Shepherd, M. Martin, D Collins, B, Howard, R, Martin; LEFT: M. Dourson; UPPER RIGHT: Mike Martin; LOWER RIGHT: FRONT ROW: P. Barth, B. Kenning, D. Reuter, M. Dourson; BACK ROW: 6. Kern, M. Martin, R. Martin, Coach R. Meyer. ished a respectable fourth place in the G.C.L. in which three La Salle men finished in the top ten. At the Elder Relays, in which major teams in the state compete, the Lancer squad tied for eleventh out of twenty teams. in the District Meet at Avon Fields, the harriers fin- ished fifth, and Russ and Mike Martin fin- ished fourth and fifth respectively while Mike Dourson finished twelfth. The two Martins then competed in the regionals, and finally in the state meet at Columbus, where they placed eighteenth and twenty-sixth. LEFT: D. Bass; UPPER RIGHT: G. Kern; LOWER RIGHT: G Kern, M. Dourson, Coach R. Meyer, T. Ruwe; BOTTOM: K. Fleckenstein, S. Otten, TA McCullough, J. Seifert, R Hardig, T. Ruwe, A. Martin. Bishop Ready Withrow Hamilton Garfield Moeller Newport Catholic Purce1l McNicholas St. Xavier Roger Bacon Elder 48 25 32 33 36 45 28 g! , . . FE , . vix x . r . W x , .- W! a . .. r 1;: Best Defense Ever Coach Steve Rasso brought a strong Lancer football squad to the first winning season in the short ten-year history of La Salle. Through long hard practices he prepared the varsity for the roughest competition the GCL has seen in quite some time. Spending many hours in set- ting up a well balanced attack he coached the Lancer team to break over 30 varsity records and to the first varsity victory over Roger Bacon in school histo- ry. In the first GCL meeting against Moeller, Coach Rasso threw at the Cru- saders the toughest team they would play all season. Steve Rasso showed that a forceful dedicated coach can get the most from a team. 3 Ma 37 L' $599 I - MQQL ii; $2? 1 ' Grid Squad Completes Most Successful Year Jumping off to a quick start the varsity Lan- cers trampled their first three pre-season opponents. The first game of the year against Bishop Ready witnessed what proved to be a moving force for the team - a good passing game. Senior quarterback Bob Orth hurled an 80 yard bomb to senior Bob Candenberger for a touchdown, the first of six through the air. A strong offensive backfield, led by senior co-captain Joe Crowley proved to be a real moving force all year. The Moeller Crusaders walked away victors after a lucky battle with the Lancers. La Salie went on to win five CCL games in 1969 and finished fourth in the final standings. The big victories of the year came over Purcell 36-6 in the homecoming battle and the first victory, 28-6, over the football dynasty Spartans. Rasso Developes Pride And Desire To Win A small, aggressive, defensive team led by senior co-captain Pete Duffy, surprised many opponents. Their quickness and desire held three teams scoreless and the Bishop Ready Knights to no first downs the entire game. The defensive secondary sparkled with seniors Tom Schmutte and Frank Rosenacker sharing the Sticker of the Year honors. The Lancers went on to put three players on the All GCL team, while Pete Duffy took AII-City honors. Undoubtedly, the most impressive game for the squad was against Bishop Ready as the final score read 48-0. l8, ' f$$iif$$ 2, - h $.51th RIGHT: QUEEN CAN- DIDATES; BELOW: J. Orth, B. Breetz, M. Woliung; CENTER: Br. P. PiICh; FAR BELOW: J. Stretch, D. Crowley; OPPOSITE CENTER: 3,! B. 0th HZJ, R. Roden- berg, M. Curley WAD, D. Matlis 055k b1 i. Ranz W3L J. Crowley QZL B. Orth K'IZV d R. Rodenberg 62L 1. Manley malliarrien; dj J, Crowley QZL T. Reddy 00L J. Oliverio MD. FV 1w: Hum; 1 Decade Champs Stage Homecoming Victory Homecoming '69 marked a Decade of Memories as the acknowledgment of mag- nificent spirit. The 'lideal Lancer, character- ized in the ten years of La Salle's existence, was fully realized once again through experi- ence. The opening of this traditional event was marked by a changed Queen Assembly. After the candidate addressed the students with her prepared speech, she chose one of ten questions held by Mr. Ronald Schulte, the Master of Ceremonies. The voting took place later that week on Thursday. The various con- tests of the week created departmental unity as well as a true Lancer spirit. The hall decora- tions contest was won by the Seniors, placing first, and the Freshmen, second. The Sopho- mores won the float contest. Homecoming 69 was further brought to reality by a tremendous 36-6 victory over Pur- cell. The Lancer team effort proved to be too much power for the Cavaliers to overcome, as the Defense kept their forceful image throughout the battle. The highlight of the game was the superior passing ability of Quarterback Bob Orth, who sparked the heroes of the Big Game into action. Bob threw three of his fourteen TD passes of the season in this game, as La Salle experienced its pleasurable Homecoming victory over the no-threat Cavaliers. V I 5v. v e . Ion . o .p a A A Decade Of Memories Produces Medieval Days The magnificence of the Lancer was por- trayed by the loyalty and spirit of all who be- came involved and put their hearts and hands into Homecoming '69. The past Decade of Memories captured the minds of everyone who stepped inside the Castle of the Lancers. The atmosphere of Medieval Days was cre- ated by the story book castle constructed by the wizard of the Round Table, Br. I'Merlin Pilch. The Castle of La Salle became the ideal place for the 250 knights and their ladies, who danced to the music provided by the Pete Wagner Orchestra. This enjoyable and memorable evening was climaxed when the Queen candidates, led by their escorts, proceeded to the Throne. Kris Otto, a senior at St. Ursula, was led to the Throne to take the Queenship of La Salle upon her shoulders by formally accepting the crown and robe of royalty from last year's Queen, Peggy Strasser. FAR ABOVE: C. Koenig, M. Paolercio, T. Schmutte, V. Long, J. Crew- ley, P. Strasser, Queen K. Otto, G. Honnert, D. Kunkel, B. Orth, C. Evans, Rt Franz, M. Wendling, M. Cannon; ABOVE: M. Jackson, L, Hoffman, D. Speed, M. Daush, M. Knue; OPPOSITE FAR ABOVE: B. Frederick, G. Mentzel, K. Bolte: OPPOSITE RIGHT: Alumni. 24 I Student Council: Responsible For Many Activities Besides listening to the student's problems, Student Councii runs many of the activities in the school. Soc hops turned out better than expected with large profits used to benefit the school. Coffee houses provide the stu- dent with a quiet atmosphere for listening to music or for talking things over with friends. Pep rallies provide the student body with a chance to show their pride in their school. Student Council also sponsors the dances. All proved to be a huge success with the music and decorations being the best in the area. The Council also sponsors Homecoming and Loyalty Week. The Queen Assembly and the decorations for both occasions were run by the Student Council which also provided the prize money for the contests held during both of the occasions. Council Holds Elections During the week of April 6, each student running for Student Council was campaign- ing. There were posters and little cards all over everything, including the students. On Tuesday there was an assembly to hear the speeches of the campaigning students. Some revolutionary ideas and many old ones were brought out in these speeches. On Thursday, the ninth, the actual balloting took place. Fri- day was the day the results were made public. The new Executive Counselors were to be Steve Chabot, Steve Grote, Jim Walsh, and Thad Rahrig. Officer Installation Assembly After nomination, homeroom repre- sentatives for the student council were elected after a week of campaigning. The following week brought Mayor Ruehl- man to La Salle to install the new Student Council officers. His speech pointed out the importance and necessity for this type of government for a school and for the community. After he was through, the students looked upon Student Coun- cil in a new light, a light of reSpect. L- T! Il' Q ? A Time To Look At Yourself It was a time to look at yourself through fele low students. Many seniors were surprised at how much they learned about themselves on their two day retreats in Mt. Adams. They were even more surprised to find out how lit- tle they knew about their friends, who they thought they knew so well. There was a spirit of love and friendship that few had ever expe rienced before. There was a new spirit in the senior class, one that few hoped would ever die. ll A Man For All Seasons The Drama Department's fall production was a huge success due largely to an excellent performance by Rick Franz as Sir Thomas More. Fine supporting roles were also por- trayed by Mike Knue, Dan Klein, John Mat- thews, Mike Shooner and Vicky Donaldson. This play did not depend on one character as the plot was woven around six main Charac- ters. The characters learned to work together through the hard work of Mr. Sauerbrey, the play's director. ABOVE: five starters; Bob Orth, Ralph Harnishfeger, Mike Dausch, Jeff Neww berry, Mike O Brien. RIGHT: Jeff Newberry keeps his eye on the basket. 36 Cagers Show Strength And Determination During Rough Season Cady Settles For Spirit And Des Ire The 1969-70 varsity basketball team tread through rough waters in the Greater Cincinnati League 'cam- paign. After losing three starters from the 1969 District runners-up squad, Coach Cady foresaw a year of re- building. That rebuilding was marked by 15 losses and only five wins. This record, however, did not show the spirit and teamwork they displayed. 71,35, Finishing seventh in the GCL, the Lancers twice downed the last- -year Rockets of McNicholas. Victories were also taken over Purcell, Woodward, and Newport Catholic. Co- -captain Jeff Newberry was selected as the team' 55 Egmm most valuable player. Bob Orth was named Best Defen-' sive; Bob Bollin, Mosfgitiuglgw Bill Ko. ver, Best freer, W thronercerItage; and Ralph Harnish eger,.;Most im- ' upmved. Sophomore Dan Whagen shows great prom- ise in the next two years as he was named Rookie of the Year. sf Eighth Annual Christmas Concert Best Ever The 1969 Christmas Concert had to be the best in La Salle history. It was presented by two hundred working Band and Glee Club members. The first half was mixed with senti- ment and variety as the band, under Mr. Biss- meyer, presented 'lThe March of the Golden Brass and The King and I. Mr. Schulte and Br. lngnatius then directed the Glee Club in some contemporary songs such as Climb Every Mountain and Camelot. Both the performers and the audience got into the true Christmas spirit when HAngels We Have Heard on High and HAdeste Fidelis were performed by the combined forces of the Glee Club and the Band. The Christmas Con- cert was also blessed with the best ever at- tendance of over two thousand people for the two night stand. The patrons paid a fitting tribute to the hard work and fine performance. TOP: Left to Right; Mr. R. Schulle, Mr; O. Bissmeyer, Br. Ignatius; MIDDLE RIGHT: T. Schneider; RIGHT: S. Otte. FART'kIr'ATIoH'w must; 5: Magnified Loyalty Week The spirit of the ideal Lancer once again came from the depths of the students' hearts to be expressed through the various organ- ized festivities. Opportunity marked the var- ious events of the week, which were altered through the students' preferences in carrying out true Lancer friendship in loyalty. Original- ity and more serious organization Character- ized the activities in essence, which were enhanced and divided among the depart- ments. A concentration was made on a more effective expression of loyalty. Each depart- ment fulfilled its duty of loyalty either direct- ed to the students and school or to the com- munity. The Seniors collected money fOr Doug Meyers who was injured in the gym three years ago. The Teacher Appreciation Day held during the week was sponsored by the Juniors. The Sophomore project was to collect gifts and send them to the Lancer Alumni fighting overseas. Finally, the Fresh men planned a day to take the neighboring orphans on an outing. Other activities were an Honors Assembly, a hall decorations con- test tplacement Sr., Soph, Jr., FrJ, and the traditional concluding Red and White Dance, The Night of Love, held on Valentines Night. OPPOSITE PACE: left to right: I. Lierl, D, Lemkuhl, J. Ollinger, M. Dourson, T. Bigner, T. Hock, Sophomores; P. Call, T. Vale, B, Block, C. Evans, Jr Robers, B. Linz, M, Wessels, G. Brinkman; Juniors; ABOVE LEFT: R. Wagner, M. Demyan; ABOVE: M. Meyer, Brt Pilch. Wrestling: Pride, Determination, Work The desire shown by this year's wrestling team, made fantastic progress possible. More interest and support came for the student body as La Salle experienced its second sea- son for this sport. Combining effort, hard work, and desire, the Lancer matmen climbed to 3 7-114 season record. The grapplers set a firm foundation for a good wrestling tradition to be possible in the future. Coach Ginn spent hours upon hours drilling the team and keep- ing them in excellent condition. Some of the idealistic guideiines followed by the team were: The difference between good and great is a little extra effortfi Pride is the same in all men, the difference is the method of displaying it; and A winner makes commit ments, a loser makes promises. This success ful season is much to be proud of but the fu- ture awaits an even more promising team through the desire of a group of men who set their goals high. RICHTHO;J,1:T. Burke applying the surfboard ; RIGHTtbouomJ: P. Gall; OPPOSITE ABOVE: D. Le Bar countering a cross body ride to avoid a guillotine ; FAR RIGHT: B. Vordenburggen. 46 N m 3 In 47 Dedication : Progress The season was brightened by the perform- ances of a few outstanding individuals. Senior tri-captains Tim Burke, Phil Call, and Jim Lau- tenbach posted excellent records, and worked endlessly teaching the first-year men the techniques. In the GCL Tournament, the Lancers placed fifth. At the District matches, they managed a seventeenth team ranking out of 26 representatives. Junior Tom Geiger scored the most pins and points for the team during the season. Phil Gail was named Out- standing Wrestler, while Tim Burke became Baguba of the Year, Jim Lautenbach Most Improved, and Tom Vale Rookie of the Year. The heroics of these men on the mat Inspired the other members and gave them the momentum to put forth their potential. OPPOSITE ABOVE: S. Schlewinsky, De Le Bar, D. Reuter going through monkey drill ; OPPOSITE: P. Gall; FAR ABOVE: J. Lauten- bach maneuvering into a guillotine ; LEFT ttopk M, Neyer; LEFT: D7 Le Bar; ABOVE: Coach G. Ginn. 0;, Soccer Season Shows Lack Of Experience The LaSaIIe soccer team opened its second year under the direction of Bro. Joseph Villobas. The squad's big problem was the lack of experience. This was es- pecially the problem in the offense as Seniors Tom Bigner and Pat Hart were the only returning lettermen. Junior, Bill Fredericks and Senior Tom Sullivan filled in two other positions on the front five. The squad never seemed to play as a team and did not live up to their excel- lent first year team. Second Soccer Season Shows Improvement With the arrival of March the soccer team began its second season. The bright spot was a big improvement in the offense. This was due largely to the fact that Junior Dave Geisey changed from fullback t0 the front line. The defense did a fine job due largely to the abili- ty of Seniors Dave Witte, Mike Cannon, and Joe Collins. Despite this steady improvement the teams 2-3-1 record, with 4 called off games, was not very impressive. The team, however was very happy with their season ending 6-0 victory over Western Hills and treated Bro. Joseph to the American custom of being thrown into the showers. On A Par With t'Oliver I A very professional performancef was the comment of several spectators of La Salle's presentation of My Fair Lady. A good high school production' wasn't sufficient for Mr. Saurbrey and Mr. Bissmeyer, nor for the cast for that matter. The key roles were played by Rick Franz, Liz Smith, and Dan Klein, with fine supporting roles by John Matthews and Don Baumann. Rick crawed into the Character of the stubborn and conceited Higgins. Liz won the hearts of the audi- ence. They laughed at and were in sym- pathy in her times of desperation. I Efforts Of Hundreds Make hLady' Success Hot off the Broadway stage and into the hands of Mr. Robert Saurbrey, My Fair Lady provided the framework for La Salle's straight smash musical. The cast headed by several veterans, mold- ed their individual talents into a close-knit production. Mr. Otto Bissmeyer's show band again played an essential role in the shows success. The stage crew managed to convert the gym stage into a 1900 London street and a dialectician's parlor. Faculty Triumphs In Overtime For the second time in school history, the faculty defeated the Seniors, 57-54, in the annual Senior-Faculty Game. The faculty led all the way, except for the fourth quarter, when a finai Senior surge tied the score be- fore the buzzer sounded, causing a two min- ute overtime to be played. The faculty led at the end of the first quarter 20-17, the second quarter 37-33, and the third quarter 47-41. The score was tied at the end of the fourth quar- ter, 53-53; the faculty scored four more points while the Seniors could only muster one. The man with the hot hand throughout the game was '4Rapid Robert Rennert who tallied 17 points. Gary Engelkamp led the men of '70 with 14 points. The fighting faculty was coached by Br. Thomas Geraghty while Mike Daush and Bob Orth directed the Seniors. The game was attended by a large crowd and was followed by a soc-hop. BELOW LEFT: Left 10 Right: M, Daush, B. Orth, L Oliverio, M. Curley, J. Crowley; BOTTOM LEFT: Br. James, R. Meridith, T. Flanagan; BELOW RIGHT: D. Otten, J. Crowley. 'j-I-M '- 1, TOP: Left to Righl: J. Crowley, A Eder, Mr. Ginn, Mr, Freemal, Mr. Rennert, B. Candenberger, R. Dumont, Br Dan, Mr. Cady, l, Oliverio, Mr. Hefdorn; UPPER LEFT: Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Ginn, ML Cady, Br. Thomas; LEFT: Mr. Ginn; ABOVE: A, Eder, Mr. Cady, Mr. Ren- nert,l. Crowley. r----r----W 'fiTA-nh 1 These are the new records set by the track team; mile run: Mike Martin, twice, best time 4:29.3 440 yard dash: Mike Young, 52.1 880 yard run: Russ Martin, 2:03.2 mile relay: Bob Conrady, Bill Fredrick, Greg Moore, Mike Young, three times, 3:30 2 mile run: Mike and Russ Martin, five times, 9:405 440 yard relay: Toby Costello, Bob Gandenberger, Greg Moore, Jerry Wissel, 46,9 . distance medley: Mike Martin, Russ Martin, Greg Moore, Mike You ng, twice, 8131.4 sprint medley: Bill Fredrick, Bob Gandenberger, Steve Schmitt, Mike You ng, 1:402 Two new records were started; 480 schuttle hurdles: Bob Conrady, Steve Englert, Chuck MacDonald, Roger Meridith, 64.1 4 mile relay: Mike Dourson, Bob Kenning, Jim Shipherd, Pat Harding, 21:01.2 Track Team Breaks Eight School Records OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: R. Schaible, P. Niemer, R. Harnisfeger, 1. Man- ley, B. Kruthaupt, M. Curley, T. Wiebell, J. Oliverio, B. Suer; OPP. TOP: Coach J. Broxterman; OPP. CENTER: J. Oliverio, R, Schaible, J. Oliverio; OPP. BOTTOM: J. Crowley; TOP: M. Curley; ABOVE: F. Rosenacker. 65 A First For LaSalle Under Coach Broxterman, the Lancers compiled an 11-3 GCL mark, enabling them to be co-champs with Elder. Outstanding senior pitching, the leadership of captains Curley and Rosenacker, and good defensive play by Staudigel projected this year with the only varsity title to date in any sport. The success of this season can be rightly attributed to the excellent catching of Schaible and a powerful pitching staff. Pitchers Joe Crowley, a 3-year veteran named to the 2nd GCL Team, and Jack Oliverio and Bob Suer both 2-year veter- ans listed in the GCL Honorable Mention, definitely led the team to victory many times. The team's power hitter was Mike Curiey averaging .333. Through experience and de- sire the Lancers staged an overall record of 15-4. The total runs scored this season were 74 t0 the opponents' 32 - another asset to suc- cess. The 2-year record is 34-10, including an all victorious non-Ieague record. A disapa pointment was handed the team by Bacon in the Tournament, iosing 3-0; in regular season play we defeated them 2-0 and 4-2. The pros- pect for future titles is encou raging. There are 6 lettermen returning for '71 plus an excellent power-hitting team coming from the Reserve GCL Champs. Wh 0'; Best? Pitchers I.P. Runs LEA. Record Crowley 35 5 1397 3,2 Oiiverro 30 3 0.70 4-0 Su er 40 6 1.05 6A1 VARSITY: TOPLEFT: J. Oliverio; TOP RIGHT: M. Jackson; ABOVE: J4 Abbatiello. II 67 With A17- 3 Record The Reserve Lancers, behind excellent pitching, fielding, and hitting, captured their first GCL title with the best ever record turned in by any LaSaIle baseball team. Final statistics showed that two hitters, Bill Vorderbrueggen and Bill Troehler, hit over .400, while four others in the lineup, Dave Bass, Ron Kru- thaupt, Art Ranz, and Steve Carroll, hit over .300. The pitching staff, made up of Ron Kru- thaupt, Jack Hess, Bill Breetz, Bill Vorder- brueggen, Tom Kemper, Art Ranz, and Dave Lafary, was superb, having a total of 6 shut- outs. The pitchers gave up a mere 42 runs, while the offense scored 124 runs. One no- hitter was registered by Ron Kruthaupt. The defense was led by the remarkable plays of Dan Korfhagen, centerfielder, and Tony Sala- mone, second baseman. For next year, the Reserves have 3 lettermen returning, Gary Herzog, Jeff Herbert, and Dave Lafary. The Varsity will receive 15 Reserve Champs to give LaSaIIe a well-rounded squad for a possible GCL re-Crowning. TOP LEFT: T. Kemper; ABOVE: D. Lafary, T. Day, 0. Herzog, J. Ro- senacker, M. O'Donneil, Coach M. Reardon; FAR LEFT: D. Bass, ;. Hess; LEFT: 8, Troehler, and A. Ranz, B. Breetz, T. Salamone, JI Shepherd. '70 Spring Concert Tops Tradition a One of the Biggest highlights at LaSaHe this year was the Spring Concert. The largest audience ever was witness to a truly profes- sional performance by both the concert band and the combined glee clubs. Under the fine direction of Mr. Otto Bissmeyer, the concert band excelled in such songs as Mission: Impossible Theme and Alla Barocco, while the LaSalle and Ursuline Glee Clubs, under the direction of Mr. Ronald Schulte, complimented such songs as Danny Boy, I'll Never Fall in Love Again, and Aquar- ius. The highlights of the Spring Concert were the 'Highlights From Oliver! and the very traditional Battle Hymn of the Repub- Iic presented by both band and combined glee clubs. 68 Tennis Team LaSalle's tennis team was first organized in 1965. Since then enthusiasm has increased until this year, as twenty-five aspiring tennis players vied for the seven spots available on the varsity squad. Since the team lost three singles players through graduation, Brother Norbert was hard pressed to assemble the strongest team possible. The final team was composed of - first singles, Rick Morris, Rick is a Junior with two years varsity experience - second sin- gles, Bob Stille, a senior with one year of ex- perience e and Chris Wagner, a sophomore with one year of varsity experience. The dou- bles spots are amply filled by new players on the squad - Tim Wagner, a freshman - Ray Cappel, sophomore - Chuck Sherman, freshman and Steve Otten, sophomore. Under Brother Norbert's excellent guid- ance the team has come a long way, and with six of the seven varsity players returning, La- Salle looks forward to a very promising 1971 season. 70 71 . - - ' m .... ,q- r... ,,. H. Golf: A Season Of Unfulfilled Hopes With Seniors Jerry Riegel, Ken Schon, Mike Despotes, and Tony Russo, Junior Ron Jere- miah, and Sophomore Jay Deller, the 1969-70 Golf Team had high hopes for a very success- ful season. However, the hopes were not real- ized as the team composed a record of two wins, two ties, and six losses. The Lancer squad completely demolished the teams of West High and Newport Catholic; they tied Covington Catholic and McNicholas. St. Xav- ier, Purcell, and Roger Bacon barely siipped by the Lancers, but Elder ttwicet and Moeller showed complete dominance. In the Region- al Tournament, the Golf Team finished in twelfth place. Mr. Hurley coached the team and states that next year will be a building. BELOW LEFT: T, Russo, K. Schon; BELOW: J. Riegel; NEXT PAGE: TOP: T. Russo, Kt Schon; BELOW RIGHT: J. Riegel, M. Despotes; FAR RIGHT: M. Despotest v ' '.,3$- .2 L . f . sX' Happiness is, A very first corsage given, received . . 50ft spring nigh! . Starry-eycdpeople Soft 51mins ofmusic Memories of the party after . Rapture ofshy smiles , Sleepy-eyed, early morning goodnight; The junior Prom. Errm g AL n... 'ei Mothers Treated T0 The 1 Annual Mom Prom On Saturday, May 2, the annual Mom Prom was held in the La Salle ballroom. Pete Wag- ner again provided the music. Every one present, much to the amazement of many seniors, had a very good time. The event pro- vided a time for the mothers to get to know each Other. When it was all over everyone was weil pleased with the event. 79 Senior Prom: Yesterday ll , love was such an easy game to play, oh I believe in Yesterday. All the dates, games, and good times of yesterday were re- lived in a single night; Prom night! Seniors gathered for their final LaSalle prom recalling highlights of their past four years. Some were with the girls who helped make those high- lightsr The look in their eyes assured that they would be part of the future also. But that night they lived for the present. They strolied the halls of the Netherland Hilton and danced to the sounds of the East Orange Express. For that night the seniors were in a world of their own; a world of yesterday. Just one week after their final day of school, the senior awards assembly was held. It was held to pay tribute to four years of service and dedication. It was held to recognize growth. Young men who had come to LaSaIIe unsure of the world were made aware of the peo- ple and events around them. They no longer only sensed change; they saw it happen. The assembly was held to educate. It proved that the learning process never stops. Seniors learned to accept them- selves for what they are and cannot change. For those graduates who weren't the recipients of various awards, there was still a sense of personal accomplishment. May 30, 1970; 8:00 A.M. The LaSalIe gym is empty. Five hundred chairs and the entire bleachers are empty. The stage, too, awaits the crowd to come. By 9:00, a few people begin to arrive. The early bird seniors cut through to take their positions in the first floor hall. Several parents arrive assuring themselves of good seats and a good view. It is now 10:00 and almost everyone is here. Seniors are surprised that each other has made it after all. There is standing room only now in the gym as Father Hussey leads the opening prayer. Brother Daniel Keller returns to LaSaIle to give the commencement address. Finally each student is called out to receive that much awaited diploma. Approximately 12:00, and the chairs are once again empty; but in those gym chairs and the school are the memories of 300 La- Salle graduates. Robert Ahrnsen Henry Amador Robert Armbruster Kenneth Aultz Loyalty Shown In All Michael Barney Gary Barrett John Barrometti Thomas Baumgartner Thomas Becker Timothy Berger mi Paul Bessler Timothy Biehle Thomas Btgner William Block Aspects Of La Salle Gerald Blomer Michael Bockelman Robert BolIin Earl Borths Robert Brackman Gregory Braun Ralph Brickner Walter Buchholz Glenn Buhrlage 87 Alphonse Bunker Frank Buschbacher Joseph Collins Joseph Crowley Timothy Burke Dennis Burrill Joseph Busam Michael Cannon Steven Carroll James Clyde Academic Excellence Achieved Nicholas Combs Kenneth Couch Daniel Crowley James Culter Michael Curley Joseph Czanik 88 Michael Daush Joseph Del Favero Samuel Dellenbaugh Michael DEspotes Jon Deters Joseph Di Ciero By Members Of Senior Class 89 Michael Demyan James Dietrich Raymond Dirr Steven Dittmer Dean Doerman Jerome Dolan Decision-Making And Shrewd Judgments William Dolan Michael Dourson Steven Draud Peter Duffy Robert Dumont Gary Durban Alvin Eder James Effler Gary Engelkamp Stephen Englert John Erb Michael Erb John Erdman Robert Espel Help Fill The Calendar Of Busy Graduates David Estgrkamp Gary Ewald Anthony Fede Joseph Feldkamp Charles Flschesser Terrance Flanagan Allen Flick Michael Flowers .- ..n-.m. .m Edward Foegie Phillip Gall Michael Caribay Ronald Godfrey David Foley John CaEIina Thomas Gels Douglas Graf 4;? Richard Franz Steven Friesinger James Gallivan Robert Gandenberger Seniors Work Stephen Cemperline Paul Gilbert John Grote Leonard Grote Together As One William Grote Charles Haas Patrick Hart Donald Hautman Stephen Hanrahan Dennis Hays 93 Robert Harmeyer Joseph Henke 'ngaxqgunw ' A Aloysius Henkenbems Thomas Hock Joseph Henschen Carroll Hoffman Seniors, Men Of Donald Herzog James Hess Lawrence Hoffman Timothy Holt Gary Honnert Michael Hooven Richard Huebner William Hulsmann Michael Huseman Michael Jackson Action Not Words David Kammer Daniel Kathman John Keene Gary Kern Mark Kerr Frederick Kessler 95 Jerome Huey James Jansen Michael Kelley Stephen Klaine 1'1'. a Daniel Klein George Knothe Michael Knue Michael Knueven Robert Kramer Joseph Kraus Raymond Krause Richard Krummen Dramatic Production Involves Michael Kuechenmeister Gerald Laake Michael La Dow Jeffrey Langenbrunner James Lautenbach David Leigh Kerry Logan Kevin Logan 96 Scott Martin Thomas Martin John Matthews Gary McBreen Gregory McCarthy Charles MacDonald Many Experienced Seniors 97 David Mayer Daniel McHugh William Medl Thomas Metsch Roger Meredith Charles Meyer 2' via '3: 1105 : ZOILQQE'Q ?.WL'H EQA m n I m 4., Paul Meyer Robert Michael Gregory Miller Mark Miller Life Is Not Thomas Miller Thomas Montgomery Gregory Moore Gregory Muntel Michael Murray Jeffrey Newberry 98 '. x I 1 David Newrath James Norris Dale Obert Jack Oiiverio All Work David O'Mara Robert 0th David Otten Ralph Ottke William Ono Jerome Ovelgonne 1 Kenneth Owens Ronald Prybal John Ranz Raymond Reisiger Michael Paolercio Thomas Quillfgan John Reckelhoff Kevin Reynolds 100 Martin Piazza Martin Powell Terry Quinn Jeffrey Ranz Patrick Reddy Theodore Redmond A Night To Be David Ricke William Ridmann L Jerry Riegel William Rinckel Richard Rischmann Gary Robers Jeffrey Robers Robbie Robinson Remembered William Robinson James Rodecker ! 101 Louis Rohrkasse Frank Rosenacker David Rothan May15: The Shortest Thomas Ruberg Peter Ruehlman Harry Rumpke David Runtz Anthony Russo NEd RUSSO 102 Nicholas Ruther Stephen Sailer Night Of A Long Year Craig Schafer Richard Schaible Ronald Scherzinger Daniel Schlomer John Schlomer Charles Schmetzer l Thomas Sauter I 103 v-r-V Michael Schneider Donald Schott William Schulman Raymond Schmuelling A Death Of Self ls Had By Some Kenneth Schon Russell Schrenker Iames Schulte Thomas Schmutte Kenneth Schneider Robert Schneider 104 George Schulten Steven Scott Timothy Shaffer Dennis Shields While Others Regret Wasted Time Michael Shooner Dennis Slattery Stephen Spenlen I05 Richard Sievers Dennis Speed Robert Staub u- nex-a-n 4 r -A. 106 Daniel Staudigel Joseph Slenger Raymond Stenger Joseph Stercz Bro. Daniel Keller Joseph Stigler Robert Stille Joseph Stoeckel Steven Strecker Gerald Stretch Michael Suder Gregory Suer Robert Suer Thomas Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Speaks Of Awareness Thomas Sunnenberg Dennis Tasset JohnTelimelo David Tepe James Teufel Thomas Tha1er 107 Karl Themare Timothy Tierney 1 Stephen Toelke Frank Trippel The Seniors Depart Ivan . AWv-aarxga-n Arthur Valentino David Vanden Eynden Nicholas Van Loveren Eric Vehr To Enter The Realism Of Life Stephen Verssen Michael Volk Daniel Volpenhein Stewart Von Allmen Gary Waechter Dennis Wall Michael Walsh Robert Warther Timothy Weber James Weddendorf Raymond Weisgerber Richard WelIinghoff Christopher Wessels Richard Westerfield Lee Widmer Russell Wiesman Four Years Come To A Climax Gary Willen David Wine Gregory Witte Donald Yelton Michael Young John Zerhusen Juniors iors Show Variety Jun 112 OPPOSITE PACE: FIRST ROW: J. Abatiello. T. Ackerman, R. Aielli, M. Amlung, P. Annis, R. Arand. SECOND ROW: W. Ashbrook, E. Bachus, L Backscheider, DA Badgley, M Barlage, M. Barrett THIRD ROW: R. Bartel, K. Batchler, D Baumann, C. Beaver, D. Beck, J. Beischel, R. Bella, R. Bicknell, D. Birch, J. Blank, T. Blomer. FOURTH ROW: T. Boberg, D. Bock, M. Boiman, K Bolte, G. Bergman D. Bosch, D Bramlage, B. Brauch, J. Braun, E. Brinkman, G. Brinkman. FIFTH ROW: D. Brothers, R. Brown, J. Bronz, RA Burke, D. Celia, 5. Chabot. SIXTH ROW: D Christensen, D. Collins, T. Collins, M. Colvin, D. Con- rady, P. Conway SEVENTH ROW: R. Coorey, T. Crooker, T. Crowe, J. Curran, C. Daeger, L, Damweber. EIGHTH ROW: J. Daniels, J. Darwish, T Dietrich, D. Dipilla, CA Dorn- busch, M. DoyleA NINTH ROW: R Dressler, C. Eglseder, J. Engel, E. Epure, R Espelage, G. Ewald. FIRST ROW: R. Fahey, G. Fehring, D. Picker, H, Fink, D. Fisher. SECOND ROW: E, Fisher, K. Fischer, B, Floetker, W, Frederick, J. Fritz. THIRD ROW: T. Gall,T Geiger, D. Geise, M. Gerrety, L. Gilio FOURTH ROW: N, Gilb, G. Giordano, D. Glankler, M. Goedde, A. Golkschmidt. FIFTH ROW: F Gravel, W Griebstein, S. Grote, D. Guthrie, T. Haass, l. Hammon, W. Handel, P. Haneberg, T. Harden, l. Harrmann, G Hansen, SIXTH ROW: D. Harting, H. Harvey, S. Haskamp, W. Heine, P. Helmers G. Helton, R. Hennard, 5 Henne, J. Herbert, D. Hessler, R. Hessler, SEVENTH ROW: G. Hoeper, G. Honnert, M. Honnerl. EIGHTH ROW: B Honnigford, J. Howard, W. Howard. NlNTH ROW: M. Huller, M. Hungler, L. Hyland. TENTH ROW: R. Igel, M. laeger, J. Janszen. 1 r 113 3 2 ' i - 7:1 5 FIRST ROW: R. Jeremiah, M. Kaelin, G. Kaiser, 6. Kaiser, W. Kaldy, G. Karbowski. SECOND ROW: T. Karg, J. Kathman, K. Keller, E. Kemen, W. Kimbrough, V. Kephart THIRD ROW: J. Knab, BA Koch, B, Kokenge, R. Kolks, W Koshover, J. Kramer. FOURTH ROW: M, Kramer, D. Kreimer, T. Kreinest, R. Kruthaupl, G. LaDow, G. Lavigne. FIRST ROW: B. Lawall, D. Lebar, T, Lehrter, D. Leigh, D. Lemkuhl. SECOND ROW: D. Lewis, E. Lienesch, J. Lierl, J Lindendchmidt, R. Linz. THIRD ROW: X. Logan, 5. Lukes, T. Luzjetti, W, Madix, L. Maly. FOURTH ROW: J. Manley, T. Marquer, M. Martin, R. Martin, D MattisV Juniors Mean Business lb 1 OPPOSITE PAGE: FIRST ROW: J McLaughlin, D. McManus, M. Mc- Manus, G Meehan, S. Meiners, C. Melvin, G. Mentzel, D Meyer, J. Meyer, L. Middendorf. SECOND ROW: L Moore, H, Morgan, R. Morris, J. Murphy, R. Murphy, D. Murray, l Murreil, D, Naegele, P. Nardelli, J. Newberry, N. Neyer. THIRD ROW: P. Niemer, T. O Brien, M. OIBryan, l. Oehler, D. OhIhart, I. Ollinger, 5. One, F Palmisano, T. Palmisano, J. Paoleni, D Perersmannv FOURTH ROW: T. Plummer, R. Polewski, M. Potzick, R. Price, R. Puth- off, T. Rahrig, A. Ranz, W. Rausch, S. Rebsch, T. Reddy, R, Reifenberger. FIFTH ROW: T. Reilly, BV Reierman, A, R855, R. Ret, D Reuter, L. Riehle. SIXTH ROW: J. Ries, l. Riodan, R. Rischmann, C, Rizzo, T. Roar, W. Robers. SEVENTH ROW: D. Robinson, J. Rolf, A. Rowekamp, S Rueve, P. Russo, J. Samuelson. EIGHTH ROW: D. Schaiper, J. Schalk, D. Schapker, W, Schedel, S, Schehl, AV Schiering. NINTH ROW: P, Schmetzer, Q Schmitt, T Schimin, G Schmitz, D. Schneider, R, Schneider. FIRST ROW: T Schneider, T. Schneider, D, Schrand, A Sedgebar, P, Seilz. SECOND ROW: J. Shepherd, G. Shooner, B. Silber, S. Slattery, F. Speece, L. Springer, T Staigl, M. Staley, J, Statt, R Stelhlin, J. Stenger THIRD ROW: P. Stepaniak, D. SL John, J. Strittholt, A. Strunks, S. Suer, R. Sunderman, S. Szeghi, B. Telford, J. Tankman, L. Tensi, W.Terrell. FOURTH ROW: R. Thomas, J; Tobergte, J Troxell, R Uhrig, R. Van Driessche, H. Van Lovern, G. Vissing, R. Vonder Harr, C, Vordenverge, T. Waechter, J. Walsh. FIFTH ROW: T. Walsh, P. Weil, P. Weinkam, J. Weller, W. Werling, M. Wessels. SIXTH ROW: P, WeslTich, T. Wiebell, D. Willwerth, C. Winterhalter, L Wissel, W. Wood. SEVENTH ROW: W. Unterreiner, M. Young, T. Young, 1. Zahneis, M. Zeiser, B. ZollerV 11.7 Sophomores Rally Again 118 FIRST ROW: F. Addison, L. Aielli, K. Amon, D. Arzman, D. Baitz, S. Balash, R. Balnes, J. Bare, F. Barlag, N. Barry, D. Bass SECOND ROW: T Baumer, S. Becker, W. Beitz, P Bennett, G. Bic, J. Binder, R. Blomer, G. Bollin, M. Bolte, R, Bonnekamp, G Braun. THIRD ROW: T. Braun, B. Breetz, J. Broering, G. Browne, J. Buckley, R Buescher, T. Buhrlage, J, Bunke, J. Bunker, E. Burk, M. Caldwell, FOURTH ROW: I. Cambell, R. Cappel, Sv Carrol, J. Casteel, D. Cicuilo, R. Clyde, K. Cohen, M. Coiardo, C. Collins, J. Con- way, C Coulson. FIFTH ROW: P, Curley, G. Davis, J. Davis, G. Dawson, T. Day, J. Dean, J. Deller, G. Dewald, l. Dickhaus, B. Diehl, J. Dornacker. SFXTH ROW: 1. Downing, K. Drieler, K. Duffy, R Enderle, G. Enginger, J Englert, D Erdman, K. Ewald, M. FahEY: l. Farrell, F. Fazzio SEVENTH ROW: D. Fede, W. Fisher, K. Fleckenstien, T. Foegle, D. Fox, J, Fox, P. Frey, S. Friend, NA Gallol C. Gangloff, D. Gardner. EIGHTH ROW: C. Gates, G, Geiger, J. Geise, P. Garrety, T. Gar- rety, R. Glandorf, C Graff, R. Grimme, J; Grieco, P. Gruber, R, Gundrum NINTH ROW: G. Haenning, B. Hanneken, RV Hansen, P. Har- dig, T. Harmeyer, S Hasselbeck, P. Hauser, K, Hautman, S. Hautman, J Hawland, S. Hayes 119 SO p h 0 m 0 res FIRST ROW: R, Heidkamp, T. Heil, D. Helmers, G. Helmes, M. Herrman. SECOND ROW: J. Hess, T. Hill, M. Hodges, R. Hoebbel,1. Hoenemeyer. THIRD ROW: K. Hoffman, R, Hollstegge, R. Honnert, G. Hood, M. Horgan FOURTH ROW: J. Hudepohl, S. Huller, l. Hulsman, R. Hulsmann, P. Huster, K. Jesse, S. Judge, 1. Kamman, R. Kampsen, J. Kasper, J Kathman, D. Kennedy, T. Kennedy, RV Kenning, J. Kemper, R. Kemper, T Kemper, C. Kersker, L. Kessler, J. Kihm, W Kist, l. Klaine FIFTH ROW: P. Klensch, E Kluener, R. Klug, R. Koch, J. Koester, T. Kor- dish, D. Korfhagen, 5 Kramer, M. Kraus, P. Krause, S. Krekeler, R Kruse, G. Kriemer, R. Kruthupt, T. Kunkel, T. Lariccica, C. Limde, D, Loichinger, A. Lucking, F. Madden, J. Marpert, A, Martin. SIXTH ROW: T. McCuIIough, J. Meiller, P. Mendel, E. Mersch, R. Mert- man, A. Meyer, M. Meyer, M. Meyer, W. Moore, M. Murphy, M. Ned- derman, E. Nelson, D. Niehaus, D. Nieheisel, R. O'Bryan, J O'Connor, M. Oclinger, M. O'Donnei, H. Oelerich, T Oliverio, J. Osborn, S. 01:. SEVENTH ROW: 5, Otten, J, Overman, G. Paptzun, J. Paphe, N. Peters, N. Pizzofferrato, D Quilligan, D Rack, D. Rais, A. Ranz, W. Rehring, J. Ress, D. Rupert, S. Reynolds, R. Ries, M. Riesenbeck, C. Roehm. EIGHTH ROW: R. Rodenberg, B Roll, A, Rose, R. Rosenbaum, J. Rosen- ackerj A. Roseello, D. Ruberg, K. Ruberk, R. Ruhe, S. Ruhmone, T. Ruwe, T, Salmone, D. Salzman, W. Sample, N. Schenkel, D. Scherer, S. Schlewinsky. NINTH ROW: R Schloemer, M. Schmidt, 5. Schmidt, W. Schmitz, K. Schott, W. Schoenfeld, J. Schroeder, M. Schulte, M. Schuster, R. Swartz, J. Seifert, l. Steigerwald, J. Sena, K. Semmler, P. Suberling, D. Schields, G. Siemers. Sophomores FIRST ROW: 6. Slageter, K. Slattery, M. Smily, D Smith, J. Spenlen, T Stabler, SECOND ROW: R. St. Clair, B. Steibeck, D. Slemeric, S. Stenger, R. Striet, R. Strohofer. THIRD ROW: FA Sunderhaus, M. Tallarigo, SA Temple, M. Teufel, G. Thaler, 1. Theme. 123 FIRST ROW: B. Thompson, D Thompson, R. Troehler, T. Throehler, B,Tyree. SECOND ROW: J. Untereiner, T Vale, G. Visconti, G. Visconti, G. Viscomi. THIRD ROW: M. Volle, M. Volmer, A. Volpenhein, W. Vorderburg- gen, C.Wagner. FOURTH ROW: B Waltamath, T Weber, W. Weber, R. Weitz, L Whalen. FIFTH ROW: I. Willwnborg, GA Willwerth, EA WiJz, T, Winter, J. Wirth. SIXTH ROW: M. Woodford, DA Wust, E. Wusekable, D. Yazzell, D. Yelton. SEVENTH ROW: E. Zerhusen, M. Zimpelman, G. Zwick, 124 Freshmen 125 n e m h S e r F 127 FIRST ROW: R. Agnew, R. Albrink, R. Amlung, J. Aneruma, TA Armbruster, D Auberger, J Aufderbeck, T, Bachus, S. Baitz, NA Barney, l. Barnhorst. SECOND ROW: 6. Batchler, D. Bauman, M. Beaver, D. Benedic, R Berkemeyer, J. Bessler, J. Biefefeld, J. Binzer, J. Bitzenhofer, J Boehl, T. Boeing THIRD ROW; R. Bowman, D. Bramlage, T. Becker, M. Be- dinghaus, J. Bobinger, P. Bockelman, B. Breetz, M. Broer- ing, G. Brons, E. Brown, T. Brown. FOURTH ROW: M. Bonno, 1' Bosch, M. Burbrink, M. Bu- Ien, T Cahill, S Carr, TA Carrelli, D. Cassedy, T Catanzaro, F. Cella, G. Cisko. FIFTH ROW: K. Cornelius, M. Cotterell, A. Cucinota, A. Curran, R. Czanic, l, Dagenback, R. Danner, G Darwish, R. Davis, P. Day, M. Dehner. SIXTH ROW: J. Dalash, M. Dornbusch, F. Dossman, C. Douthwaite, H. Boy, 8. Dragan, J. Dzakouis, G. Egbers, B. Engel, S. Englert, CV Engfert. SEVENTH ROW: B. Fagin, M Feldhaus, R Feldkamp, D. Fenner, R. Ferneding, D. Findley. EIGHTH ROW: D. Finley, T. Fisher, D. Frerick, J. Fisse, D. Flanigan, P. Flowers. NINTH ROW: S Fouzenlogen, P. Fox, G Fritz, J. Froschav- er, Ry Fulks, J. Cau. TENTH ROW: T. Geiger, R. Gemperline, P. Girten, T. Giorh dano, M Gillespie, D, Goebel. Freshmen Become Aware FIRST ROW: P. Grote, G Grove, JV Guenther, R. Guethlien, C. Gurth SECOND ROW: M. Cutrie, M, Hacket, D, Haders, N. Hagemann, M. Hand. THIRD ROW: M, Haneberg, R. Harmad, G. Harmeyer, M. Harris, L. Hartkemeyer, FOURTH ROW: D. Hasselbeck, S. Hebeler, JA Helmes, S. Henberger, G. Herbers. FIFTH ROW: J. Herbert, K. Herrman, T. Herrman, Q Herzog, l, Hils, R Hock,T. Hogan, D Hollstegge, D. Honnert, D. Honnert, D. Hopper. SIXTH ROW: K, Hostler, M House, 57 Hube, S. Huber, D. Huei1,J. Huy, V. Hyland, S. lgel, T. Lori, J. Jacob, J. Jalen, SEVENTH ROW: J. Jester, S. Kammer, J. Kasper, D. Kattus, J. Keller, T. Kemen, R. Kesse, R. Ketzer, S Klein, P. Knight, L. Knollman. EIGHTH ROW: M, Knue, Q Kramer, S. Kroeger, J. Kroner, S. Kuhlman, N. Kramer, D. LaFary, T Lecture, T. Lemmel, C. Lenz, C. Loftus. NINTH ROW: T. Luebbe, E. Luehrmann, K. Leuzinger, V Magliano, M. Mangold, C Martin, J. Martini, S. Martini, M. McKeever, 5 Mechlem, S. Meiners. OPPOSITE PAGE HRST ROW: JA Meinor, N. Metre, D. Meyer, M. Meyers, S, Meceli, A Moelchert, M. Moning, R, Montgomery, R. Moore, My Moser, J. Murphy SECOND ROW; M. Naegele, D. Nagel, GV Neyer, S. Nichols, M. Niedeh hausen, S. Niehaus, M. Nienaber, R Noe, JK O'ConneL L O'Conner, D. Oehler THIRD ROW: P7 Oiding, T. Osterday, R. Otto, P. Palumbo, D. Petronio, D. Poehker, M. Price, M. Purcell, R Quisno, P. Rahrig, S. Rakel. FOURTH ROW: K. Resp, P Rauf, B. Redd, MV Reu, R. Rice, D. Ricketl, M. Riesenbeck, J. Riestenberg, T. Rinckel, D. Ritter, T. Rittmeier. FIFTH ROW: R. Roesner, P. Roetting, l. Rosteutscher, H, Rotsching, J. Rowe, L. Roy, J, Runtz, D Ruther, G. Salamone, T Sander, K. Schapker. 129 FIRST ROW: K. Schedel, T. Scheid, K. Schibi, M. Schmetzer, R, Schmuelling, C. Schirmann, S. Schneider, J. Schnur SECOND ROW: RSchoenling,J.Schot1, B.Schulman,S.Schulte, R. Schumacher, G. Schwarts, J. Shepherd, 3 Singhoff, J. Smith, S. Smith, D. Sparks. THIRD ROW: K. Speece, S. Stahley, J. Stange, M. Stegman, JV Slehlin, D, Steinmetz, T. Stenger, 1. Stevens, G. Stoecklin, B Slrunk, l. ; Struber. FOURTH ROW: B. Suer, S. Sullivan, R. Sunnenburgl S. Sulter, R. Talkers, V. Tenkmen, J. Thoma, T. Tiemeyer, J. Toemer, J. Ulm. l30 OPPOSITE PACE h FIRST ROW: J, Umback, R Vale, J. Vandeneyn- den, D. VanDriessche, D. Veeneman, M. Visse, M. Volk, Bl Volmer, M. Volpenhein, W, Volpenhein, T. Wagner. SECOND ROW: P. Walsh, G. Wanstrath, D Weber, J. Weber, C. Welsh, D. Welsh, T. Wendt, D. Westerfield, l. Wicsman, J. WiIkens, R. WiEker. THIRD ROW: T. Witt, D. Wuebbling, D. Wunderlick, R4 Volk, D. Young, 6. Young, M. Younger, J. Zeinner, Q Zimmerman, M. ZoHcr, S. Zoller. 131 Br. Thomas Geraghty, F.S.C. M. Ed. Administration Principal Br. 1. Roland Klassen MS. Commerce Asst. Principal Mr. Robertj. Krueger M.S. Education Student Coordinator Zo-+ mam-Z-ZU Fr. Michael Hussey A.B. Philosophy Spiritual Director 134 Administrative Team Aids Principal In School Policy The '69-'70 school year brought with it many changes concerning the LaSalle faculty. Early in the school year, Br. Thomas Geraghty, FSC, was appointed LaSalle's fourth principal, after word was received that Br. James Daniel Keller, FSC, had been elected Provincial of the St. Louis Province. An Administrative Team was set up to aid the prin- cipal in making decisions on school policy. A deci- sion does not rest so heavily on the principl, but on the Administrative Team as a group. A total of 26 veteran teachers, 20 new-comers, and Mr. Aloysius H. Grote 9 LaSaIle alumni, plus the staff workers, led the Lann M. Education cers from The Soaring Sixties to The Magnificent Guidance Counselor Seventies. L; AMEN . mg Mr, Martin Reardon Mr. Danielj. Boyle Mr. Donald Ehrhart M. Ed. Emot. Dist. Child M. Education M. Music Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Class Supervision Mr. William T. Cady. M.A. Business Admin. Athletic Director A.V. Coordinator Alumni Show Loyalty; Return As Teachers Mr. Robert Rennert '64 MA. English V .i a ' Mr. Norbert Buller '64 3.5. English. Mr. Daniel E. Rieder '64 B.A. Biology 4AFCD4W Br. Thomas Harrmann '64 B.A. History 136 Mr, Ferd Flick '65 Mr. Robert Hamilton '64 Student Teacher 3.5. Education Br. Dale Foley '66 Student Teacher '1 Mr. Raymond R. Heidorn '64 8.5. Education Mr. Kevin England '66 Student Teacher ... Uu J Br. Ignatius Brown M. Business Mr. Ernest Brooker B.A. Psychology 50 What's New Besides Ho, Ho, Ho? Mr. Donald Feldmann Mr. William Garvin B.A. Art M.A. Pol. Science Br. Joseph Villalobos B.A. H' t Mr. jon C. Hursting IS ory M.A. Theology Br. Robert Roche - M.A. Mathematics Mr5.1. R. Consedme 3.5. English New Teachers l38 Br. Emery Hogan Mr. Vincent Halloran Mrs. Daniel Hurley M. Bus. Admin. B.A. English B.A. Philosophy Br. Francisco Diez 35, Spanish Br. Patrick Pilch Mr. Daniel Dahlstrom M. Education A.B. Philosophy Mr. ferry Green 3.5. Phys. Ed. Br. Norbert Roseberry MA. Amer. Hist. Br. Dona Legaul't MA. English Br. james Carl . Liesen Br. Theodore Bern: 3.5. Industrial Arts M- Ed- English Experience LaSalIe 139 UVZ:D7UI'I'I-lrn Br. Mario Stockhausen 3.8. Education . ,l -. Mr. Ronald S. Schulte A.B. Philosophy Mr. Eugene W. Schwab M. Education Mr. Robert Sauerbrey A.B. Philosophy Mrl William Blazer Mr. Steven Rasso M. Education M. Education Mr. Bob Freemal M. Education Mr. George Ginn B. Phys. Ed. .24qu warsnmf 140 Mr. George L. Dirr Mr. Daniel Hurley Mr. William Dunfey M.S. Biology 3.5. History A.B. English V ' Br. Kenneth Coe Mr. Samuei D. Carloss Mr. jack B. Broxterman B.A. Philosophy 35. Science-Math M. Education 3 Mr. Charles Pieper Mr. William Kennedy 3 M. Education B.A. Philosophy M. Education 141 Mr. james j. Hastings ' M.A. History Mr. john Huser 3.3. Education Mr. Otto Bissmeyer Mr. jerome Decker Band Director B.A. Business Miss Frances C. Cappel Librarian . . to communicate is the beginning ofunderstanding . . . 142 Mr. Robert Koch 35. Spanish A 4 Br. Daniel Carrigan B. Social Science OFFICE: Miss Angela Harmeyer, OFFICE: Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Dorothy Riehle. Missing: Mrs. Wanda Stevens. Mrs. janet Fredwest. MAINTENANCE: a to RL Mr. CAFETERIA: SITTINCJ, Mrs. Ruth Earl White, Mr. Mike Schlager, MUEHGF, H to RL MFS- Eleanor Dan- Mr. Edward Hempel, Mr. Hen- gel, Mrs. Betty Whitener, Mrs. Kath- ry Thomas. ryn Scherzinger, Mrs. Rita Callina. Missing: Mrs. Verenia Kastner. Mrs. V. Maxine Fishwich Asst. Librarian Staff Keeps LaSaIIe On The Move 143 W VARSITY RUNNERS: Left to Right: Mr RA Meyer, coach, J. Walsh, D. Borths, M. Martin, M. Dourson, Di Lemkuhl, manager, J. Shepherd, Collins, 8. Koshover, Di Reuter, B. Kenning, B. Howard, R Martin, P. Q Kern. Cross Country: A Very Promising Future The 1969-70 Cross Country team had a very impressive record and was, altogether, one of the best, if not the best, team which La Salle has produced in its history. Although a fine runner was lost in the graduation of Senior Mike Dourson, the team seems very well pre- pared for a fine season next fall. Mike and Russ Martin, having run an outstanding sea- son this year, will be the spotlight of next year. Various members of this year's squad and new arrivals show great potential. Mr. Meyer will coach the '70-'71 team. Host N0. of Teams Place MC Nicholas 5 Greenhills 3 Roger Bacon 3 Mt. Healthy 33 La Salle 2 Purcell 3 G.C.L. 8 Elder 19 District 18 West High 2 Regional 2 men in top 10 State: La Salle men finished 18th and 26th D. Amman. LAST ROW: D. Gard- S. Schmidt, 1 F. Barlag, P. Bennett D. Bass. THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Meyer, coach, R Moore, R, Glandorf, , A Martin, B. St. Clair, Mgr : RESERVES: HRST ROW: K Heckenstein, S. Otten, M. Price, S. Hubi, TA Ruwe. SECOND ROW: Pt Olding, J, Geise, M. Schulte, P Hardig, T. Mc- Cullough ner, S. Meiners 48 25 32 33 36 46 28 SCORES Bishop Ready Withrow Ham.Garf1eld Moeller Newport Catholic Purcell MC Nicholas St. Xavier Roger Bacon Elder N N NmOOmONNODC N 146 In his second year as head football coach, Mr. Steven Rasso built the 1969 football squad into an exciting team which may set the pace for winning footbail at La Salie. Winning teams are built around seniors, said Rasso. Co-captains, Pete Duffy and Joe Crowley, provided the leadership for the seniors to overcome the losing attitude and the urge to resist Change. Seniors Bob Orth, Bob Ganden- berger, Jack Oliverio, and Joe Crowley com- bined to excite an explosive, exciting of- fense which shattered almost every past rec- ord. City-wide recognition was also given to Pete Duffy, Joe Stoeckel, Frank Rosenacker, and Terry Flanagan for dominating a tough, resistant defense. But it was the consistent play, the determination, the spirit of the un- heralded seniors such as Phil Gall, Tony Fede, Tom Schutte, and Mike Curly which made up the nucleous of the first winning team. Their desire to win resulted in rewriting the record books and, most of all, posting a 7-3 record which begins an era of winning footbail at La Salle. TOP: FIRSTROW: T. Plummer, M. Schmetzer, L Weller, C. Eylestzar Ier, R. Grandenberger, J. Robers, P, Gall, R. Espelage, C. Manley, M Boiman, M. Curley, J. Ranz, B. Corry, T. Reil!y. SECOND ROW: Coaches Steve Rasso, Ray Heidorn, D. MacManusl St Chabot, T. Wieball, T. Weachter, J. Meyer, D. LeBar, T, Reddy, R. VanDrieschet, T. Flanzyan, J. Stoeckel, D. Hayes, Coaches Dan Boyle, Bob Freemal J: :r JG! 57w 5;, .d; - 4mm 9M5? Qua, THIRD ROW: 5. Grote, C. Schmetzer, R. Brown, J. Curran, K. Keller, T. Schmutte, E. Kemen, R. Scheinder, S. Rebsch, J. Oliverio, B. Orth, C. Miller, R. Rodenburg, Di Glankler, M. LaDow. FOURTH ROW: J. Fritz, F. Rosenacker, RA Bella, TA Fede, SA Carroll, P. Duffy, J. Crowley, N. Russo, B. Schmitz, D. Mattis, C. MacDonald. Reserves Finish With Great Record This year the Reserve Football Team went through a fairly successful season. The team, led by Coach Jack Broxterman, held spirit and optimism high through a duration of many difficulties. The Reserves got off to a someh- wat slow start losing their first few games. The team was also plagued by several injuries throughout the year. In view of all the diffi- culties, however, the coaching staff and members of the Reserve Football Team must be congratulated for a fine attempt at the G.C.L. FIRST ROW: J. Greico, S. Huller, G. DeWald, M. Meyer, J. Miller, S. Schewinsky, A, Smith, D. Salsman, SECOND ROW: P, Suberling, P, Klensch, Ma Meyer, DA Dickhaus, Tl Weber, NA Hacketl, B. Rehring, T, Geiger, D. Schields. THIRD ROW: T. Heil, W. Sample, D. Rais, D. Fenner, B. Troehler, M. Tueffel, J. Downing, B. Diehl. TOP ROW: D. Kennedy, 5. Hautman, P. Havser, K, Hoffman, V. Vorderbrugen, RT Buscher, G. Browne, Ta Troehlera Absent: SA Friend, Sa Carroll, la Hess. J.Jgip- muesli: an 5AM: H mm . V. Frosh Do Well $ Under Coach Buller FIRST ROW: M, Harris, A Kern, B. Suer, D. Ricken, J. Weber, P. metz, H. Hosligee, K, Speice, K.Schulman, L. Roy, 0. Offterbech, M. Schoenling, G. Grove, J. Stenge, S Foltseniaugher, B. Redd, R. Ware, Guthrie, MV Hackett, D. Petronio. FOURTH ROW: A Cloffus, l Anah TA Csrilli, T Geiger, P Bochesman. SECOND ROW; T. Armbuster, B. roma, F, Dawson, G. Schwartze, K. Hammond, D. Ketzer, J. Kroner, J Fagin, R. Talkers, B. Aibinch, D. Petchter, J. OjConneH, D, Danner, DK Roestesmuer, T. Denner, T. Sandra, B. Brutz, G. Broans, T. Herrmann, La Fary, M. Shermin, T. Scheid, D. Hasselbert, Tk Weber, K. Cornelius. K. Schoemocker, N. Barney, THIRD ROW: J. Umbach, L Runtz, D Roch, D. Slegman, D. Stein- w'iwvyhthWF-vwi? .' ' A smsji; 4p - 'N' a rzw'pv ..,,th '3 . .. . u ,kr,st: ' ' . ' , .'9..! .2, . Ht-rvbanik. , thlkM!Ri. s.-'i K kwnpry-fx nuttdi. 4:14am -..-l 3;! ,. Basketball Squad Shows Hustle! v crr $2.63, .51 i. H STAND: L. to R: Daiv Runlz, Mgr., Tom Schneider, Mgr., Don Beck, Mike Young, RaIph Harishfegen, Jeff Newberry, Jack Tenkman, Bill Koshover, Dan Korfhagen, Mike Dausch, Mike Young, Mgr , Denny Hayes, Trn , Bill Cady, Coach. KNEEL.: R. Burke, Mgr., Mike O'Bryan, Bob Bollin, Cary Kern, Bob Orth, Doug Guthrie, Dick Kolks,Trn. 150 SCORES Cov. Catholic MoeHer Woodward MC Nicholas Elder St. Xavier Ham. Badin Purcell Oak Hills Roger Bacon Moeller St. Xavier Purcell Elder Roger Bacon MC Nicholas Taft Newport Cath. Newport Cath. 85 48 43 82 56 66 74 58 52 59 91 80 64 64 71 55 67 Reserves Make A Comeback 152 1ST ROW, J. Marpert Mgr., T. Salamone, D, Bass, D. Ruberg, R5 OIBrien, R. Kruthapt, S. Huller. 2ND ROW, Mr, Robert Freemal Coach, 5. Geiger Mgr., B. Schmitz, G. Nuskabel, J. Kester, K. Ewald, L. Schlomer, R. Street, A. Martin. 38 Covington Catholic 56 52 Moeller 47 52 Woodward 61 39 McNicholas 46 56 Newport Cathoiic 44 45 Elder 57 50 St. Xavier 54 46 Hamilton Badin 56 53 Purcell 45 55 Oak Hills 57 45 Roger Bacon 31 64 Moeller 58 38 St. Xavier 64 77 Newport Catholic 60 41 Purcell 67 53 Elder 57 49 Roger Bacon 4O 64 McNicholas 46 Freshmen Take Pride In Basketball 7ST ROW: 5. Engfer Mgr., JA Murphy, M, Nienaber, G. Herzog, 1. Herbert, N. Barney, M. Schmetzer Mgr. 2ND ROW: Mr. Ray Heidorn Coach, J. Sheperd, J. Grove, D. Weber, 5. Neihaus, P3 Rahrig, D, Fin- ley Mgr, 3RD ROW: Bro. Daniel Carrigan Mod, M. Stegman, S. Huber, Mr, Tom Orth Asst. Coach 4TH ROW: D. LaFary, K. Schap- ker, D. Hasselbeck, St. Xavier Newport Catholic Purcell Elder Moeller St. Xavier Elder Newport Catholic McNiCholas Roger Bacon St. Xavier Newport Catholic Purcell Elder Moeller McNicholas Roger Bacon 20 46 43 48 28 15 41 38 33 26 28 34 34 45 38 29 33 Wrestling: 7-11-1 Improvement FRONT ROW: L. Whalen, manager, S. Schlewinsky 11231, J. Lautenbach 11153, B. Schwartz 11071, T1 Vale 1981, G. Ginn, coach, SECOND ROW: T. Marquet 11371, M. Neyer 11451, T. Burke 11371, T3 Geiger 11301, W. Sample 1Heavy1. BACK ROW: I. Har- monn 11451, P. Gall U751, D1 LeBar t165l, B. Vordenburg- Mm, -,.F-.,F,mem.. ... gen 11551. g VARSITY SEASON RECORD OPPONENT RESULT SCORE Withrow Won 38-18 Walnut Hilis Lost 40-20 Lincoln Hgts. Lost 30-24 St. Xavier Lost 37-12 Newport Cath. Lost 35-13 Colerain Won 23-21 Finneytown Lost 30-16 Fairfield Lost 43- 5 Sycamore Lost 35-10 Princeton Lost 45- 5 Western Hills Lost 28-26 Lincoln Hgts. Tie 26-26 Mt. Healthy Won 24-23 Harrison Won 30-14 Hughes Lost 30-18 Glen Este Lost 27-20 Amelia Won 34-18 Milford Won 32-13 Roger Bacon Won 48- 8 FRONT ROW: 5. Tem- ple HON, E. Zerhusen 98L B, Norris HBL A. Volpenhein H13, C. Kersker H30L R. Cuethlein HSSL 5H; OND ROW: 5. Nichols HBL J. Kasper H45L D. Rack H43, B. Klug H371, I. Cdu HZ3L D. Yelton MeavyL THIRD ROW: A. Rose HBW, J, Barnhorst USSL T1 Lecture HEEL D. Fede 13m, 6. Neyer HeaVyL FOURTH ROW: Br. J. Car! coach, D. Veeneman HSSL B. Rosenbaum HEEL S. OH HSSL A CanghofH123L Premier Team RESERVE SEASON RECORD OPPONENT RESULT Colerain Lost St. Xavier Lost Elder Lost Finneytown Lost Bridgetown Won Princeton Lost Elder Lost Colerain Won Western Hills Lost Norwood Lost Newport Cath. Lost St. Xavier Lost Oak Hills Lost Harrison Won ROW7:S.K1aine,l.Collins, M. Schneiderj D Witte, B. Linz, D. Suer, L. Springer, J. Blank, B. Riefenberger. ROWZ: P Harte, T. Sullivan, D. VonDrieser, P. Gurten, D. Giesg Bro Joseph FSC moachL missing, T. Bigner, Soccer Team Uses Head, w - v.14.- v i - .. . w-ixfg HRST ROW: D. Staudigel, J. Stretch, J. Crow1ey, M Curley, F. Rosen- Schaible, T. Wiebell, P. Niemer, J. Oliverio, D. Esterkamp, J, Abbatiel- g acker. SECOND ROW: B. Kruthaupl, M. Jackson, B. Suer, G. Kern, I. I0, J. Ollinger, manager, Coach 1. Broxterman i Manley, C. Vordenberge, THRID ROW: Bro. Mario, moderator, R 158 Varsity Baseball Captures First GCL Crown 159 VARSITY SEASON RECORD 15-4 VICTORS LOSERS RES ULT LASALLE AIKEN 4-0 LASALLE PURCELL 6-0 LASALLE MOELLER 5-2 ELDER LASALLE 2-1 LASALLE MCNICHOLAS 3-2 LASALLE NEW. CATH. 8-6 PURCELL LASALLE 4-0 LASALLE ST. XAVlER 6-1 ELDER LASALLE . 3-0 LASALLE NEW. CATH. 1-0 LASALLE BACON 2-0 LASALLE ST. XAVIER 6-0 LASALLE MCNICHOLAS 7-0 LASALLE MOELLER 2-1 LASALLE N.C.H. 2-1 LASALLE DEER PARK 3-0 LASALLE BADIN 14-5 LASALLE BACON 4-2 BACON LASALLE 3-0 The Varsity Lancers' united efforts pro- duced the most impressive baseball season in LaSaIIe's ever-growing history. Pure team determination and pride drove the team to gain the first GCL crown in any varsity sport. An 11-3 GCL mark enabled the Lancers to obtain a Co-Championship with Elder. Pitch- ers Joe Crowley, Jack Oliverio, and Bob Suer provided a powerful and effective staff to make overall victory probable. FIRST ROW: W. Kist, T. Kemper, 1, Herbert, D. Bass, T. Salamone, J. Rosenacker, G. Herzog. SECOND ROW: M. O'DonneH, A. Ranz, T. Day, R. Kruthaupt, B. Treehler, B. Schmitz, S. Carroll, J. Marpert. THIRD ROW: Coach M. Reardon, BY Breetz, D. Korthagen, 5, Friend, I. Hess, S. La Fary, B. Vorderbrueggen T. Oliverio, J. Shepherdl Reserve10-2 GCL Mark Takes Crown RESERVE SEASON RECORD 17-3 VICTORS LOSERS RESULT COLERAIN LASALLE 3-2 LASALLE NEW. CATH. 9-3 ELDER LASALLE 4-1 LASALLE MOELLER 4-0 LASALLE BADIN 4-2 MCNICK LASALLE 11-10 LASALLE N.C.H. 9-0 LASALLE COLERAIN 3-1 LASALLE PRUCELL 7-0 LASALLE READING 16-0 LASALLE ELDER 5-0 LASALLE NEW. CATH. 10-0 LASALLE ST. XAVIER 6-3 LASALLE GREENHILLS 10-2 LASALLE FINNEYTOWN 4-0 LASALLE ST. XAVIER 11-4 LASALLE PURCELL 7-5 LASALLE MCNICHOLAS 7-4 LASALLE BADIN 7-4 LASSALLE MOELLER 4-2 160 161 Golf Team Paced By Seniors Four of the six members of this year's golf team were Seniors; they were Ken Schon, Mike Despotes, Tony Russo, and Jerry Riegel. The other two members of the Lancer squad were Sophomore Jay Deller and Junior Ron Jeremiah. Mr. Hurley was the coach for his second year. The outlook of a good team next year is pretty dim. Due to no co-operation between the camera Club and the golf team, a group picture was not taken. Golf Season Record La Salle 7 Western Hills 2 La Salle 4V2 Covington Catholic 4V2 La Salle 0 Elder 9 La Salle 9 Newport Catholic 0 La Salle 4 St. Xavier 5 La Salle 2V2 Moeller 6V2 La Salle 4V2 McNicholas 4V2 La Salle 4 Roger Bacon 5 La Salle 0 Elder 9 La Salle 4 Purcell 5 Regional Tournament: twelfth place Wmm: ' ' ' .-. ????50.$ $33 i Brother Norbert Offers New Incentive: Ice Cream FIRST ROW: R Cappel, R Stille, R Morris. SECOND ROW: 5. Otten, T. Wagner, C. Wagner, C. Sherman Cheerleaders Unite Spirit Of LaSaIle FIRST ROW: 1. Rohrkasse, C. Heineman, M. Dewald, SECOND ROW: C. Abrams, G. Weslendorf, P. Strasser, D. Geiskcn, A. Morgan, 5. Schmilz. THIRD ROW: J. Collins, M. Schneider, M. Cannon, J. Newberry, T. Sullivan, R. Prybal, l. Oehler. 163 45mg . J41 A L- , xi ' 4' w .. Mwwww Rg'seFXQfLCOme On Strong j 5 1 FIRST ROW:T1FoegIe,J.Bare, S, Hautman, W. Sample, J. Davis, 3. Tompson, G. Willworth, T. RosieHo, K. Semmler,G1Bollin,J.O,Meyer.SECOND ROW: T. Heil, B, Deihl, J. Siefert, L Broering, .S1einbeck, M. Meyer, D. Gardner, P. Hardig, B1 Kenning, B1 Hannenken, S. Schmidt, THIRD ROW: T. McCouligh, P. Kraus,D1Quilligan, M. Teoffel, D. Arszman, G. Slaggeter, R. Rodenberg, S. Huller, 5. Becker. . mu..-ux-h...- - 46 Moeller 521rained1 72 Greenhills 62 95 Aiken 20 71 Ham. Hairfield 61 Ham. Badin 16 50 Oakhills 58 Mt. Healthy 55 52 Mt. Healthy 42 Bacon 38 Bacon Relays 3rd of 7 teams Resv. G.C.L. 5th of 7 teams , IIVVarsity :Gges Ugstatg ,Jr FIRST ROW: C. McDonald, R. Hessler, T. Costello, 1. Shepard, M. Young, L Wissel, M. Dourson, D, Hayes ttrainerii SECOND ROW: R. Murphy ngrJ, L. Middendorf tMng, B. Dewald, B. Fredricks, Ms Martin, T Marquet, Av Eder, E. Kemen, Ni Buller icoachi. THIRD ROW: T. Hass tMng, R, Martin, R. Meredith, Mi Young, G. Moore, J, Englert, R. Conrady, E, Vehr, D. Willworth. 1n Cavalier Relays, La Salle finished 15th of 40 teams from the entire state. The Knights of Columbus meet had La Salle come in 5th of 30. At the Harrison Relays, we ended 4th of 9. For the Greenhills Invitational, we placed 3rd of 10. In the District meet, the mile relay team took 4th place while in the 2 mile run Mike Martin took 3rd and Russ Martin took 2nd. All of these runners qualified for the Regional meet and helped La Salle finish in 9th place of 165 the 40 teams in the district. This is the first time La Salle has qualified this number of runners for the Regional meet. In the Region- al meet, the mile relay finished 6th, Russ Mar- tin finished 5th in the 2 mile run while Mike came in 2nd and qualified for the State meet. This is the first time La Salle has qualified a runner for this meet, as La Salle finally goes Up State in Track. Mike ended 10th in the State in the 2 mile run with a time of 9:39.8. Th e LQd ge r tion of the student body. The Ledger Probes, Editorials, and special news columns all added to the special life at LaSalle. The Ledger Edi- This year, the Ledger, under the fine lead- tors were concerned With ermlllg a go-od ership of Mr. Hastings, has fulfilled its pur- paper end then en the next Issue Imprevmg pose of bringing school events to the atten- on their weak pomts. The Ledger has tned to present its ideas of LaSalle, LaSalle's problems, and tried to convince the student body that this is their school and only they can make it a great one. FIRST ROW: M, Harris, D. Bauman, D. Finley, Ct Kersker. SECOND ROW: M. Volle, K. Hautman, l. Deller, N, Pizzoferrato, S. Reynolds, . . . . l. Conway. THIRD ROW: J. Runtz, 5' Hasselbeck, l- Kihm. FOURTH FIRST ROW. M. PaolerCJo, Mr. Hastings, M0d., T. Schneider, B, ROW' Bl Breetz R. Cappel Rt Riesl Medl. SECOND ROW: Bl Koch, P. Welnkam, J. Kathman, M. Staley, l. ' l ' Lindenschmidt. t. 166 Dance Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: MA Bockelman, P. Gall, M. Amlung, B. Handel, T. Hock, J. Telintelo, Bro. Patrick Pilch, Mod., T. Bigner. STANDING: Left to Right: R. Glandorf, M. Knue, Mt Hodges, Mr. J. J. Hastings, Mod, SEATED: T. Vale, G. La Dow, S. Grote. tMissing from the picture: Toulouse La Tred The Poster Club - A Means Of Communication The Poster Club was organized again this year to provide the invaluable service of inn forming the students about what is taking place at La Salle. If it were not for the posters created by club members, many students would be in the dark concerning certain activities at La Salle. The Club has provided posters for bali games, the play, the musical, etc. For the second year in a row, Mr. James Hastings was the moderator of the Poster Club. 168 Speech Club Memories This school year was a year of innovation for the La Salle Speech Club. Instead of holding just one contest at the close of the year, to determine the top orator, the meme bers decided to hold competitions at the end of each quarter. Don Yelton placed first in three straight contests, with Mike Bockelman taking second place each time. Steve Henne, however, defeated Don by a slim margin, in the fourth quarter. In addition, Jay Delier brought home the first place award from the Annual Cheviot Eagles Contest. Finally, in an attempt to promote greater interest in public speaking, the club organized the first annual schooI-wide contest to determine La Saile's most outstanding Speaker. STANDING: left to right: Mr. William Kennedy, Moderator, R. En- derle, 1 Minor, J. Deller. SITTING: S. Henne, Di Yelton, J. Dean. Missing from picture; M. Bochlman. Gun Club FRONT ROW: Jeff Rowe, Jonn Stevens, Bill Greibstien, Tom CatanA zaro, John Froschaver, Steve Klein George Young, Dave Webbling. BACK ROW: Rick Wilkel, BO Bartel, Mark Amlung, Mike Garibay, Joe Zeincr, Bro. Thomas Harrmann. 170 el 1 I Steve Schulle, Edward Sirnclerhaus, Dennis Fox, Richard Mett- man, Edward Burke, Garry Zimmerman, Jerry Huey, Tim Wih, John Buckley, Fr. Hussey. Audio-Visual Crew Ralph Hennard, Tom Rinckel, Mike Huseman, Mr. William Cady, Frank Cella, Keith Knipper, Mark Unller, Bill Rinckel, Pau! Conway, 172 SONY FUCLJS VIDEO CAMERA CVC-E1DOA v SLRIAL N0 AC II'IV bum nw Mn: RF .. m. . VTR VIDEO RF I I VIDEOS. PF CJLJT AC iNDUT National Honor Society M. Barney, P Ruehlman, MA Piazza, M, Wessels, P Duffy, W. How ard, M, Paolercio, L Grate, M. Daurson, G Muntel, T Sunnenberg, J. Matthews, JA Newberry, R. Dumom, W. Otto, D. Lemkuhl, M. Knue, S. Chabot, P. Borths, S. Dimmer, J Huey, M. Schneider, PV Meyer, M. Husemen, D Hautman, T. Rahrig, J. Crowley, D. Klein, R Franz, D. Runtz, P Reddy, D, Clankler, F. Rosenacker. Archeology Club F. Fassio, P. Rauf, W.Sample, Mr Si1uCrbrey,L, Danweber,l Buckley, C. Daeger, A. Meyer, 1. Bosch, K Fox 173 Once again, the fine work done by the stage crew helped in carrying on La Salle's tradL tion of excellent drama productions. FRONT: M. Huller, D. Mayer, M. Am lung, K. Schedel, R Van Driessche, J. Stevens, D. Kennedy SECOND: Mr. Calardo, JV Binder, L, Kessler, D. We- ber, P Klensch, F. Kessler, T. Marquet. THIRD: M. Knue, G. Helmes, BV Han- del, D. Kolks, J. Bunker, P, Reddy, MrV Schulte Mod, FOURTH: B. Schedel, T, Plummer, M. Barneyl M. Cannon, 5. Balash, J. Walsh. FIFTH: F. Fazzio, T. Roar, l. Lierl, W. Sample, I. Fritz, 5 Gemperline. l Concert Band Performs Brilliantly FIRST ROW: T. Schneider, C. Wagner, L. Crote, T, Tierney, L, Maly, B. Floetker, N Beilz, J. Toerner, D. Hanigan, T. Wagner, B. Robinson. SECOND ROW: T. Miller, D. Leigh, 5. Szeghi, L. Widmer, B. Stillq D. Auberger, B. Enderie, M. Herrmann, R. Morris, L. Hoffman, B, Baines, B. St. Clair, S. Balash, B Hulsmann, B, Czanik, T Sunnenberg, M B Sunderman, G. Muntel. THIRD ROW: 5. Dittmer, D. Yelton, M. 1 Volle, G. Douthwaite, B. Strunks, J. Robers, M. Bockelman, Bro. Kenneth Coe, Mod, MrV Otto J. Bissmeyer, Dir., Stu Von Allmen, S. lgel, 5. One, D. Holistegge, P, Palumbo, P, Grote, M. Mangold, R Ruhe, M, Horgan, R. Gemperline, J Henschen, M. Honnert, FOURTH ROW: 1. Telintelo, C. Riehle, T. Kreinest, C. Graf, S. Kra- mer, S. Haskamp, R Sunnenberg, J. Teufel, A. Strunks, D. Yelton, R. Kampsen, T. Luebbe, M Schmidt, P. Haneberg, W. Rausch, B lgel, J. Reckelhoff, C.Schafer,l. Huey. Marching Band Show Band FIRST ROW: M. Bockelman, D. Leigh, B. Stille, T. Miller, L. Grote, T. Tierney, T. Schneider, C. Wagner. SECOND ROW: R. Kampsen, Stu Von Allmen, J Robers, M. Herrmann, R. Morris, L. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Otto J4 Bissmeyer, Dir., C Riehle, T. Kreinesl, I. Reckelhoff, B. lgel, J. Huey, TA Wagner, B Floetker, L. Maly, B. Robinson. Honor Band Members LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Telintelo, L, Hoffman, Stu Von AIImon, J. Teufel, L. Maly, R. Kampsen, B. Floetker, B. Robin- son, T. Wagner, C. Riehle, C. Wagner, 5. One, T. Schneider, J. Robers, S. Dittmer, l. Huey, T. Tierney, L. Grote, B. Stille, R. Morris, M. Bockelman, D. Leigh. 177 Glee Club Displays The Professional Touch Members Of The LaSalle Glee Club B. Agnew, K. Amon, M. Barney, M. Beaver, TA Bigner, JA Bitzenhofer, J, Blank, P. Bockelman, BK Bollin, D Bramlage, J. Bunker, E. Burke, M. Buten, T. Cahill, M. Calardo. J, Dagenbach, M. Daush, G. Dawson, J. Delosh, M. Despotes, T. Dietrich, M. Dornbusch, K. Dreier, Jt Egbers, J, Erdman, D. Erdman, F. Fazzio, R Ferneding, D Finley, L Fisse, S. Folzenlogen, P. Fox, C. Fritz, R. Fulks, T Gall, D. Gardner, R. Giglio, D Clankler, AA Goldschmidt, B. Handel, G. Harmeyer, P. Hart, K. Hautman, J. Helmes, S. Hemberger, T. Hill, T. Hock, C. Hoeper, TA Hogan, T. Holt, M House, S Hube, J. Kathmann, G. Keller, J, Kihm, J. Klaine, D. Klein, S. Klein, E. Kluener, BV Klug, K. Knipper, P. Kroeger, S. Kroeger, BK Lawall, D. Loichinger, A. Lucking, l, Marperl, S, Marti- ni, D, McHugh, E, Mersch, N Mette, P. Meyer, 3, Miceli, M. Nedder- man, T. Neiheisel, G. Nelson, 5. Obser, J. O Conn0r, T. Osterday, B. Otto, B. Otto, J. Papke, D Pelronio, M. Piazza, R. Prybal, R4 Quisno, B. Reinerman, M. Riescnbeck, H. Rotsching, J. Rumz, D Scherer, J, Schlomer, M. Schmetzer, B. Schoenfeld, G. Schwartz, D. Shields, D. Shieids, G. Siemer, G. Slageter, J. Strange, M. Stapelmn, J. Slam, J. Stehlin, J Steigerwald, J Stigler, B. Suer, T. Sullivan, 5. Sullivan, V. Tenkman, LA Tensi, J. Uterreiner, R. VanDriessche, D VanDriessrhe, D Weber, CA Wessels, D. Westerficld, G, Winterhalter, D, Witto, E. Vehr, J. Zeinner, S. Zoller, M. Zoller. M. S: d .m In S D rm ID v; r U. R. k, n Ia B T. H rlu R O T: T. F F. L A Man For All Seasons : LaSalIe's Greatest Dramatic Production Many people saw A Man For All Seasons as LaSaIIe's best effort in drama yet. The rea- son: a great director, and probably the strongest dramatic cast in the history of LaSalle. Mr. Sauerbrey is not the swaggering Hol- lywood' type that one might expect. He is a quiet man who has the ability to pull every bit of acting talent out Of his actors. He trans- forms fair actors to good actors; good actors to great ones. To honestly say which actor stood out in his performance would be to list the entire cast. All around, thanks to cast, crew, and Mr. Sauerbrey, it was a production to enhance LaSalle's already superior reputation in drama. My Fair Lady Another Height In LaSalle Musicals . Show me!!! . at the scot opening day. lcould have danced all night . . . . With a little bit ofiuck! Freshmen Council Senior Council Sophomore Council 1 I : - J y 3 I . - , ; av 186 Executive Cou nselors And Assembly Chess Club Freshman Track WLSH Keeps LaSaIIe Moving TOP TO BOTTOM: R. Krummen, J. Lindenschmidl, J. Kathmann, F. Buschbacker, MK Paolercio, M. Knue, M. Knue. .2 .00... $3 1 .1y 1400: ,4... til 1;.; ,yuuSm Dave Gardner, Ray Weisgerber, Steve Raksl, Tom Gall. Ray Wcisgerber, Dave Cardn ir, Steve Rakel. ; The Photography Club TOP PHOTO: fofl Io right: EXTREME RIGHT SERIES: 10p Io bullom: Tom Call Yearbook Staff KNEEUNC: S. Zoller, D. Fede. STAND- INC: 6. Fritz, E. Howard, M. Riesen- beck, T. Crookcr, D, Lemkuhl, T. Neih- eisel, J. Collins, M. Amlung, T. Bigner. SITTING: D. Runtz, G, Muntel, R. Weisgerber, D, Kiein. EDITOR IN CHIEF Greg Muntel ASSISTANT EDITOR Terry Crooker ? SECTION EDITORS Dave Runtz: Introduction Joe Collins: Student Life Greg Muntel: Seniors Terry Crooker: Underclassmen Tom Neiheisel: Faculty Dan Klein: Activities Tom Sullivan: Senior Directory Greg Fritz: Ad Layouts ASSISTANT EDITORS Dan Fede: Cover Design 8: Art Dave Lemkuhl Bill Howard Mike Riesenbeck Steve Zoller Terry Crooker Ray Weisgerber Tom Gall EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Tom Bigner Mark Amlung Rick Westerfield Ed Nelson Mark Schmetzer Mike Paolercio Rick Franz BUSINESS STAFF Frank Fazzio i Tom Neiheisel Henry Nuskable I Bob Klug : Steve Zoller Typing Assista nts: Bro. Daniel Carriganfs Typing Class Mike Riesenbeck Bob Schwartz Paul Conway Phill Seuberiing Bob Gilker Greg Fritz Dave Runtz Greg BolIin Paul Kroger Don Reuter TECHNICAL CREDITS Mr. Dick Cunnien: Technical AdViSOr Underclass Photos: Mel Baker Studios Senior Portraits: Executive Studios: MrV Jerry Gold La Salle Camera Club: Ray Weisgerber, Tom Call, Steve Rakel, Dave Gardner Candids: McKenrick Photography Studios Mr. Al Hartman MODERATORS Mr. Dirr Mr. Koch 192 Senior Directory Robert Ahmsen, 2733, Bristelhill, Little Flow- er, Football1, Drama 4. Henry Amador, 6040 Ranlyn, St. James. Robert Armbruster, 2640 Gracewood, Linle Flower, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Student Council 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Ken Auhz, 3821 Boudinot Ave., St. Catherine, Speech Club 1, Science Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Louis Barattieri, 8438 Coghill, St. Ann, Football '1. Michael Barney, 3378 Melody Manor, St. Ann, Student Council 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Dra- ma 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Dance Committee 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Sliver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Gary Barren, 3936 Grace Ave., St. Aloysius, Audio-visual 4. john Barromelti, 3370 Bomer, St. Ignatius. Thomas Baumgartner, 5555 Foxrun CL, Little Flower, Glee Club 1. Thoma5 Becker, R. R. 1 Colegate Lane, SL Bernard,Track 2. Tim Berger, 3942 Delmar Ave., St. Martins, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Paul Bessler, 2819 McKinley, St. Catherine, StudentCouncil1,2, Basketball1. Tim Biehfe, 2088 Lexa CL, Assumption, Band 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin. Thomas Bigner, 5159 Deeridge, St. Ignatius, Yearbook 4, Golf 1, Glee Club 4, Soccer 3,4, Dance Committee 3,4. William Block, 3766 Jessup Rd., St. James, Drama Club 1, Electronics Club 1. Gerald Blomer, 5811 State Route 128, St. Ber- nard, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Michael Bockelman, 3615 White Oak Drive, St James, Student Council 1,2, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4, Honor Band 3,4, Drama Club 1, 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 3,4. Robert Bollin, 5893 Ranlyn Ave., Little Hower, Student Council 4, Basketball 3,4, Glee Club 4. Ear! Borths, 5956 Blue Rock Road, St. John Dry Ridge, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Cross Country 1,3,4, Track1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Robert Brackman, 3655 Frondorf Ave., St. Aloysius, Basketball1,2, Track 2. Gregory Braun, 1505 Meredith Dr., Assump- tion, Student Council 3, Glee Club 1,2,3, Speech Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Gregg Brickner, 3726 Meadowview Dr., Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Walter BuchhoIz, 3527 Mozart Ave., St. Mar- tin, Drama Club 1. Glenn Buhrlage, 4170 Quaker Hill Dr., St, 1g- natius, Glee Club 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin. Alphonse Bunker, 5597 Samuer Road, St. Ig- natius, Football1,2. Tim Burke, 3937 Washingmn Ave, St. Martin, Wrestling 3,4, Football1. Dennis Burrm, 2753 Montana Ave., St. Cather- ine, StudentCouncil1,2, Drama Club 3. joseph Busam, 3520 Bruestle Ave, St. Ignatius. Frank Buschbacher, 3979 Dren Ave,, St. Aloy- sius, Yearbook 1, Drama Club 2,3. Michae! Cannon, 5616 Leumas Dr., St. Igna- tius, Newspaper 1,2,3, Cheerleading 3,4, Speech Club 1, Soccer 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Steven Carroll, 3419 March Terrace, St. Jameg. lame: Clyde, 8042 Peacock Dr., St. Ann, Sci- ence Club 2. joe Coilins, 2413 Whitewood Ln., Little Flow- er, Yearbook 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Cheer- leading 4, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Soccer 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin. Nick Combs, 2826 Robert Ave, St. Catherine, Audio-visual.1.Camera Club 1,2. Robert Conrady, 1966 Lynndale, Assumption, Cross Country 1,2,3, Drama Club 1, Track 1,2, 3,4. Toby CosteHo, 4112 West CL, St. Aloysius, Track1,2,3,4. Ken Couch, 2896 Sheldon, St. Ignatius. Dan Crowley, 3157 Balsamridge Dr., St. Igna- tius, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Safety Council 2, 3, Football 1, Glee Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. joe Crowley, 3540 Gailynn Dr., St. Ignatius, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Fin, Gold Honor Key. Thomas Crowley, 5750 Nickview Dr., St. James. fames CuIter, 4874 Tyson Court, St. Ignatius, Football1,2, Track 3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Michael Curfey, 5524 Raceview Ave., St. Aloy- sius, Football1,2,4, Baseball 2,3,4. joseph Czanr'k, 2915 Rauogli, St. Catherine, Football 2,3, Track 2. Michael Daush, 1470 Hill Ave, Assumption, Student Council 3,4, Football 1, Basketball1,2, 3,4, Glee Club 3,4. loseph Del Favero, 5221 West Fork Rd., St. Ignatius, Chess Club1,3, Sam Deflenbaugh, 7809 Perry, Assumption, FootbaIl 1, Basketball1,2. Mick Demyan, 3621 Ashhill CL, St, James, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3, Bronze Honor Pin. Mike Despotes, 6442 Monulisa CL, 5:, Rich- ard, Baseball 3, Golf1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4. Ion Deters, 8014 Blanchetta Drive, St. Ann. joseph Diciero, 3481 Craig, St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin. Jim Dietrich, 5850 Farlook Dr., St. James, Cross Country 1, Glee Club 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin. Ray Dirr, 3329 Van Zandt Dr., St. Ignatius, Bronze Honor Pin. Steven Dittmer, 7289 Forfeit Run Road, St. Bernard, National Honor Society 3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Dean Doerman, 3043 Lischer Ave., St. Catherine. lerry Dolan, 3352 Meyer Place, St. Catherine. William Dolan, 1626 Flora Ave., St. Margaret Mary, Football1,2, Track 3,4. Michael Dourson, 3692 Yellowstone Dr., St. John Dry Ridge, National Honor Society 3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Chess Club 1, 2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Steve Draud, 5618 North Glen, St. Aloysius, Football1. Peter Duffy, 3430 Craig, St. Martin, Football 1, 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Hon- or Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Bob Dumont, 8879 Cabot Dr., Assumption, National Merit 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1, Newspaper 1,2, Cross Country 2, Gold Honor Pin, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, Golf 2, Tennis 4. Gary Durban, 6744 Newbridge Dr., St. James. Rob Durban, 7901 Daly Rd., St. Vivians. Alvin Eder, 9254 Rambler Dr., Assumption, Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, Bronze Hon- or Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. jr'm Efffer, 1439 Hill Ave, Assumption, Tennis 1,4, Golf1. Cary Engeldamp, 8886 Cabot Dr., Assumption. Stephen Englert, 3050 Feltz Ave., St. Cather- ine,Track 2,3,4. lohn Erb, 7368 Forest Ave, Assumption, Foot- ball1,2, Baseball 1, Track1,2. Mike Erb, 3820 Church Ln., St. Aloysius, Foot- ball1,2. john Erdman, 3941 Davis Ave., St. Martin, Glee Club 4, Speech Club 1, Stage Crew 3, Bronze Honor Pin. Robert Espel, 8109 Holly Brook 0., St. Ann, Radio Club 3, Camera Club 4, Drama Club1,2, 3. David Esterkamp, 3747 Riehle Rd., St. James, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin. Cary Ewafd, 9511 Yellowood Dr., St. John, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Tony Fede, 5610 Buttercup Ln., Little Flower, Football1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3. Michael Fehring, 3855 Davis, St. Martins, Footbail1,2. foe Feldkamp, 4699 Boomer, St. Ignatius, Band 1, Radio 3, Bronze Honor Pin. Charles Fischesser, 2712 Hennge, St. Ann, Basketball 1,2, Drama Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin. Terry Flanagan, 5767 Wielert Ave., Little Flow- er, Student Council 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Base- ball1,2,4. Allen Flick, 3381 Boomer, St. Ignatius. Mike Flowers, 2579 Highgrove CL, St. Ann, Football 1. Ed Foegle, 5330 Thrasher Dr., St. Ignatius, Stu- dent Council 2, Baseball 2, Glee Club 1. David Foley, 1563 Adams, Assumption, Stu- dent Council 1,2,3, Yearbook 2, Drama Club 1,2,Glee Club1,2. Richard Franz, 3191 Sunnyhollow, St. lames, Student Council 1, Newspaper 1, Safety Council1, Drama Club1,2,3,4, Glee Club1,2, 3, Speech Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Golf Honor Key, National Honor Society. Fred Friesinger, 5441 Green Acre St. Aloysius, Newspaper 1,2, Drama Club 1, Basketball 2, Baseball 2. Phil Call, 2843 North Bend, Little Flower, Newspaper 1, Wrestling 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. john CaHina, 3960 Race Rd., St. Ignatius, Track 2. james Callivan, 5608 Sunny Woods, St. Igna- tius, Student Council 1, Cheerleading 1,2, Drama Club 2, Track1,2, Dance Committee 1, 2. Bob Candenberger, 2672 Hummingbird, Little Flower, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Track 3, 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Michael Caribay, 9312 Yellowwood, St. John, Footbail 2, Tennis 2, Soccer 3,4. Thomas Gefs, 6824 Edmar CL, 5!. Richard, Stephen Cemberline, 2732 McKinley, St. Catherine, Yearbook 2,3, Drama Club 3,4, Track 2, Dance Committee 4. Paul Gilbert, 8400 Haskel Dr., St. Ann, Ron Godfrey, 3824 Church Ln., St. Aloysius, Baseball 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Douglas Craf, 5513 Marie Ave, St. Alyosius, Chess Club 1. Leonard Grote, 4067 Jessup Ave., St. James, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Honor Band1,2,3,4, Drama 1, Band 1,2, 3,4, Tennis 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Hon- or Pin, Gold Honor Pin. john Grate, 3721 Frances Ave., St. Martin, Band1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Bill Crate, 3733 Frances Ave., St. Martin. 106 Cuenchner, 3377 Oakmeadow, St. Ann. Chuck Haas, 5464 North Glen Rd., St. Aloysius. Stephen Hanrahan, 3119 Jessup Rd., St. James, Drama Club 1, Glee Club 2, Poster Club 2, Science Club 2. Bob Harmeyer, 6639 Schwitzerhoff Rd., St. Bernard, Glee Club1,2. Ralph Harnishfeger, 10230 Roppelt Rd., St. Iohn Dry Ridge, Basketball1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Patrick Hart, 5166 North Bend Rd., St. Igna- tius, Glee Club 4, Soccer 3,4, Chess Club 4. Donald Hautman, 3329 Dolomar Dr., St. Ann, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3, Cross Country 2,3, Track1,2, Speech Club 1, Senior Directory Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Cold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, Dennis Hays, 5737 SpruceWOOd Dr., St. James, Audio-visual 3,4, Foolball1,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Track 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. joe Henke, 2820 Royal Glenn, St. Ann, AI Henkenberns, 9169 Monloro, Assumption. joseph Hemchen, 8380 Pippin, St. Ann, Band 1,2,3,4. Donald Herzog, 2746 Felicity Place, St. Catherine. james Hess, 3020 Shadycrest, St. Ann, Baseball 1,Track 1, Speech Club 1. Thomas Hock, 5523 Clearview, St. Aloysius, Football1, Glee Club 4, Dance C0mmit1ee4. CarroH Hoffman, 5826 Willow Oak, St. James, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Lawrence Hoffman, 2560 Banning, St. Ann, Honor Band 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chess1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Tim Hall, 3628 Darwin Ave, St. Martin, Drama Club 3,4, Band 1, Glee Club 3,4, Bronze Hon- or Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Cold Honor Pin. Cary Honnerr, 2512 North Bend Rd., Litlie Flower, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Baseball 1, Track 2,3, Dance Committee 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin. Michael Hooven, 8315 Firshade Terrace, 51. Ann, Stage Crew 3, Chess 1, Track. Richard Huebner, 3723 St. Martin PI., St. Mar- tin, Drama 2,3,4, Track 2, jerry Huey, 3669 Jessup, St. James, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 2,3, Astronomy Club 1,2,4, Honor Band1,2,3,4, Drama Club 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. 3111 Hulsmann, 8434 Jackies Dr., St. Ann, Dra- ma 3,Track 2, Band 1,2,3,4. Mike Huseman, 3749 Darwin Ave., St. Martin, Audio-Visual1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Mike jackson, 3961 Clenmore, St. Martin, Baseball 2,4. jim jansen, 3697 Frondorf, St. Aloysius, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Dave Kammcr, 3388 Nandale Dr., St. Ann, Track 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Daniel Kathman, 7220 Longwood CL, St. Ann, Cross Country 3, Drama Club 1, Soccer 3, Bronze Honor Pin. john Keene, 2700 Sandurst Dr., St. Ann, News- paper 2, Cross Country 2, Chess 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Michae! Kelly, 4309 St. Martin PL, St. Martin. Cary Kern, 3253 Deborah Ln., St. James, Stu4 dent Council 3,4, Cross Country1,2,3,4, Safety Council1,2,Basketball1,2,3,4,Track1, Bronze Honor Pin, Baseba113,4. Mark Kerr, 5845 Pameleen CL, Little Flower, Student Counci! 2, Speech Club1,2. Fred Kessier, 3254 Bracken Rd., St. Catherine, Drama 3,4, Dance Committee 3,4, Radio Club 3. Steve Klaine, 3290 Rinda Ln., St. Ann, Speech Club 1,2, Soccer 4, Chess Club 1,2,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Dan Kfein, 2336 Harrywood CL, Little Fiower, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 1, 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Drama 3,4, Band 4, Glee Club 3,4, Dance Committee 3,4, Science 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. George Knothe, 6669 Golfway, 5:. Richard. Michael Knue, 3081 Timberview, St. Ignatius, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Drama 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Hon- or Pin, Gold Honor Pin, GoId Honor Key. Mike Knueven, 7359 Park Ave., Assumption, Track1,2, Glee Club 4, Poster Club 1. Ice Kraus, 5495 Karen, St. Aloysius, Track 2, Science Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Raymond Krause, 3245 Boudinot, SI. Cather- ine, Football 2, Track 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Robert Kramer, 2330 Brookville, St. John, Dance Committee 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Richard Krummen, 2701 St. Catherine, Stu4 dent Council 3,4 Track 1,2, Safety League 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Michael Kuechenmeister, 3637 lessup, St. James, Student Council 3,4, Newspaper 2, As- tronomy Club 1, Safety Council1,2,3, Track 2, Glee Club1,2. Tim Kuethe, 7870 Sequoia, St. Ann, Band 1,2,3. Gerald Laake, 5910 Jessup, St. James. Michael La Dow, 3345 Wunder Ave, St. Cath- erine, Cross Country 1, Football 2,3,4, Chess Club 3. jeff Langenbrunner, 4289 Pictureview Ln., St. James, Track 3,4. james Lautenbach, 2601 Gehrun Ln., St. Cath- erine, Wrestling 3,4, Drama C1ub1, Basketball 2, Speech Club 1. David Leigh, 4153 Boomer Rd., St. Ignatius, Drama Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Tim Loflus, 5439 Cindy, Little Fiower Kerry Logan, 3592 Woodsong Dr., St. John, Drama Club 1,2,4, Band 1,2, Chess 2,3,4. Kevin Logan, 5452 Childs Ave., St. Aloysius, Football1, Bronze Honor Pin. Charles MacDonald, 5642 Leumas Dr., St. lg- natius, Football1,2,3,4, Track1,2,3,4. fames Mahoney, 3508 Redskin Dr., St. John, SIudentCouncil1,2,3. Scott Martin, 6671 Schwitzerhoff, St. Bernard, Glee Club1,2. Thomas Martin, 7191 Broadmore Drive, St. Bernard, Glee Club1,2, john Matthews, 2980 Dunaway Ave., St. Cathu erine, National Honor Society 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Drama 3,4, Chess Club 2. David Mayer, 8986 Livingston Rd., St. James, Dance Committee 3,4. Cary McBreen, 2659 Gracewood, Little Flow er, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Greg McCarthy, 2429 North Bend, St. Richard, Student Council 1,2, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Glee Club1,2, Speech Club 1, Chess 1. Danief MCHugh, 3088 Timberview Dr., St. Ignatius, Glee Club 4. WiHiam Medl, 3807 Stroschen Dr., St. Aloy- sius, Student Council 4, Newspaper 4. Roger Meridith, 2875 McKinley Ave., St. Cath- erine, Drama 1, Football 1, Track 1,2,3,4. Thomas Mets'ch, 4312 Bridgetown Rd., St. Aloysius. Charles Meyer, 2741 Felicity Rd., St. Cather- ine, Student Council 3, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2, Speech Club 1,2, Literary Annual 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Dan Meyer, 5660 Leuman, St. Ignatius, Track 1,2, Pau! Meyer, 5879 Giffindale Dr., 51. James, National Honor Society, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Robert Michael, 2378 Golf Dr. St. Ann, Chess Club 1. Gregory Miller, 2468 Pinewood Ln., St. Ann, Football1,2,3,4. Mark MiHer, 2946 Wardall, St. Catherine. Thomas Miller, 5529 Clearview Ave, St. Aloy- sius, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Band1,2,3,4. Thomas Montgomery, 2657 Altura Dr., St. Ann, Stage Crew1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 2, Chess Club1,2. Greg Moore, 4124 Jessup, St. James, Cross Country 2, Safety Council 2, Track1,2,3,4. Gregory Muntel, 5523 Fox, Little Flower, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, Michael Murray, 3409 Tangent Dr., St. Martin, Student Council 1,4, Poster Club 4, Science Club 2. Jeff Newberry, 5206 Ponderosa, Little Flower, National Honor Society 4, Cross Country 3, Cheerleading 4, Basketball 3,4. Dave Newrath, 3493 McFarlan Woods Dr., 51. Catherine. fames Norris, 8653 Cabot Dr., Assumption, Speech Club 1, Student Council 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Bernard Chen, 8414 Jackies Dr., St. Ann. lack OIiverio, 5557 Little Flower Ave., Little Flower, Student Council 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball1,2,3,4. David O'Mara, 343B Anaconda Dr., St. Catherine. Bob Orth, 3744 Hubble Rd., St. James, Foot- bali 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. David Otten, 3507 Smithfield Ln., St. Ann, Student Council 4, Cross Country1,2, Baseball 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Ralph Ottke, 5660 Evelyn Dr., St. James, Stu- dent Council 3, Track 4. Wilfiam Otto, 8438 East Miami River Rd., St. Bernard, National Honor Society 3,4, Newspa- per 1, Glee Club 1,2,4, Speech Club 3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. terry Ovelognne, 2639 Fenton Ave., St. Cath- erine, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Ken Owens, 3334 Felicity Dr., St. Catherine, Football 2, Track 1,2,3, Speech Club 2. Mike Paolercio, 3966 Janett Ave, St. Aloysius, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, 4, Yearbook 2,4, Newspaper 1,2,3,4, Chess Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Cold Honor Key, Drama 4. Marty Piazza, 5556 Clearidge Ln., 5!. James, National Honor Society 4, New5paper 1,2, Drama Club 3,4, Golf 1, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Lane Powell, 7608 Elizabeth, Assumption. Ron PrybaH, 5653 Hickory Ridge Ln., St. Igna- tius, Safety Council 2,3, Cheerleading 4, Dra- ma Club 3, Football 1,2, Baseball 2, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1. Tom QuiHigan, 5476 North Glen Rd., St. Aloy- sius, Drama Club 3,4, Glee Club 3, Speech Club 1,2, Literary Annual 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Terry Quinn, 9630 Helmsley Way, Assump- tion, Astronomy 2, Track 2. jack Ranz, 3326 Felicity Dr., St. Catherine, Football1,2,3,4,Track 2,3 Bronze Honor Pin. jeff Ranz, 3326 Felicity Dr., St. Catherine, Footbail1,2. john Reckelhoff, 2825 Galbraith Rd., St. Ann, Band1,2,3,4. Pa! Reddy, 7164 Swirlwood Ave, St. Ann, Stu- dent Council 3, Drama Club 2,3,4, Football 2, Basketball1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Hon- or Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Ted Redmond, 3967 Glenmore Ave., 51. Mar- tiri, Drama 1, Track 1, Art Club3. Raymond Reisr'ger, 5841 Wilmer Rd., St. James, Cross Country 1,2, Track 1. Kevin Reynolds, 6668 Springdale Rd., St. Ber- nard, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold HonorPin. David Ricke, 3347Alexis Dr., St. Ann, Track 2. William Rinckel, 3512 Oakmeadow Ln., St. Ann, Audio-visual 2,3,4, Drama Club1,2, Glee Club 3, Speech Club1,2, WLST 3,4. WiHiam Ridmann, 4302 St. Martin PL, SI. Mar- tin, Golf 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. john Rieder, 3857 Delmar, St. Martin, Literary Annual 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. jerry Riegel, 6860 Kenbyrne, St. Richard, Golf 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Richard Rischamnn, 4208 Churchview Ln., St. Ignatius. Cary Robers, 6180 Colerain, Little Flower, Football 1,2,4, Track 1,2,3, Soccer 3,4. leff Robers, 2901 jessup, Little Flower, Honor Band 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chess Club 2. Robbie Robinson, 3071 Daytona Ave., St. Catherine. William Robinson, 3130 Penrose PI., St. Cath- erine, Honor Band 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4. James Rodecker, 3601 St, Martin PL, St. Martin. Frank Rosenacker, 5527 Cheviot Rd., 51. Igna- tius, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Football1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, SiIver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Dave Rothan, 3360 Dartnouth, St. Martin. Tom Ruberg, 2430 Whitewood Ln., Little Flower, Student Council 2, Football1,2, Track 1,2. Peter Ruehlman, 3422 McFadden, St. Martin, Newspaper 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, Na- tional Honor Society. Harry Rumpke, 1960 Compton Rd., Assump- tion, Basketball 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. David Runtz, 4045 Wildcherry CL, St. Aloy- sius, National Honor Society 4, Student Coun- cil 1,2,3, Yearbook 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2, Drama Club 1,4, Basketball! 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Anthony Russo, 6839 Kenbyrne CL, 5t. Rich- ard, Student Council 2,3,4, Golf1,2,3,4. Ned Russo, 2821 Cyclorama Dr., St. Catherine, Student Council 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Speech Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Nicholas Ruther, 5695 Haubner Rd., St. James, Track1,2, Glee Club1,2, Steve Sailer, 5583 Clearview Ave., St. Aloysius, Cross Country 2, Chess Club 1. Thomas Sauter, 5609 Sunny Woods, St. Ignatius. Craig Schafer, 6235 Seiler Dr., St. James, Safety C0uncil1,2,Band1,2,3,4. Richard Schaible, 6100 Snyder Rd., St. Ber- nard, Audio-visual 3, Football1, Baseball1,2,3, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3. Ronald Scherzinger, 5435 Colver Leaf Ln., St. Ignatius, Cross Country 2,3, Astronomy Club 4, Track 1, Poster Club 4. Skfp Schinner, 5599 ChiEds Ave., St. Aloysius, Dan Schlomer, 3419 Rocker Dr., St. Ann, Stu- dent Council 2. john Schlomer, 2909 Ratterman Ave., St. Catherine, Safety Councii 4, Glee Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Charles Schmetzer, 7716 Elizabeth, Assump- tion,FootbaIl1,2,3,4, Track1,2,3,4, Ray Schmuelling, 3643 White Oak Dr., St. James, Football 1, Glee Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Tom Schmune, 3861 Weirman Ave., St. Aloy- sius, Student Council 1, Football1,2,3,4. Bob Schneider, 3967 Grace Ave., St. Aloysius, Astronomy Club 1, Chess Club 1. Ken Schneider, 3392 Basswood Ln., St. James, Drama 2,3,4, Radio Club 3, Dance Committee 3,4. Mike Schneider, 6070 Snyder Rd., St. Bernard, Yearbook 2, Newspaper 1, Cheerleading 4, Glee Club 1,2, Speech Club 1, Soccer 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Ken Schon, 8277 Firshade Terrace, St. Ann, Football 1, Golf 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Donald Schott, 3256 Harry Lee Ln., St. Ann, Poster Club 3,4. Russel Schrenker, 2821 Montana Ave., St. Catherine, Cross Country 1, Track 1,2. William Schulman, 1425 Randomhill Rd., As- sumption, Student Council 3, Track 2. fim Schulte, 2827 Shaffer, St. Catherine, Cross Country 1, Track 1, Speech Club 1, Folk Group 4. George Schullen, 3375 Anaconda Dr., St. Catherine,FootbalJ1. Bob Schwartz, 1014 Season Dr., St. Martin. Steve Scott, 3831 Maywood CL, St. Aloysius. Tim Shaffer, 3468 Craig, St. Martin, Cheer- ieading 1,2, Drama Club1,2,3,4, Track 2. 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Ray Slenger, 3489 Boomer, St. Ignatius. joe Stercz, 3233 Daytona Ave., St. Martin, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. foe Stigfer, 6435 Monalisa CL, St. Richards, Golf 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Hon or Key. Bob'StiHe, 3303 Felicity, St. Catherine, Student Council1, Band1,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4. foe Stoeckel, 3537 Jimmar CL, St. Ann, Foot- ball1,2,3,4. Steve Strecker, 1603 Joseph CL, Assumption. Gerry Stretch, 6015 Connecticut CL, St. Rich- ards, Student Council 4, Baseball 2,4 Golf 1. Mike Suder, 4106 Jessup, St. James, Safety Council1,2,3, Drama Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,3. Greg Suer, 2365 Whitewood Ln., Little Flower, Bob Suer, 5955 Ciffindale Dr., St. James, Stu- dent Council1,2, Basketball1,3asebafl1,2,3,4, Glee Club1,2,3,4, Chess Club 1, Bronze Hon- or Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Cold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Thomas C. Sullivan, 5482 Eula Ave., St. Aloy- sius, Football1, Bronze Honor Pin. Thomas R. Sulevan, 2359 Van Leunen, Little Flower, Student Council 1, Yearbook 3,4, Cheerleading 4, Drama Club 3, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Glee Club 4, Soccer 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Cold Honor Pin, Goid Honor Key. Thomas Sunnenberg, 7847 Elizabeth St., As- sumption, Band 1,2,3,4, Speech 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Dennis Tasset, 5970 Wilmer Rd., St. James, Drama Club 3,4, Radio Club 3, Dance Com- mittee 3,4, Bronze Honor Pin. john Tehmelo,5523 Penway CL, Little Flower, Yearbook 2, Honor Band 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gofd Honor Key. Jim Teufef, 7509 Werner Ave., Assumption, Honor Band 3,4, Band1,2,3,4. Tom Thaler, 5535 Haft, St. Ignatius, Giee Club 3, Bronze Honor Pin. Karl Themare, 2911 Urwiler Ave., St. Cathar- ine, Science Club 2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Tim Tierney, 3038 Ramona Ave., St. Catharine, Honor Band 2,3,4,Band1,2,3,4. Steve Toefke, 6062 Pawnee, St. Richard, Glee Club 2,3, Speech Club 1. Frank Trippef, 2922 Hoadly CL, St. Catharine. Art Valentino, 5677 Sprucewood Dr., St. James, Glee Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. David Vanden Eynden, 2722 Barthas Pl., St. Ann, Newspaper 4, Cross Country 3, Drama Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin. Nicholas van Loveren, 4382 Poole Rd., St. Ann. Eric Vehr, 3043 Daytona Ave., St. Catharine, Drama Club 1, Track 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Speech C1ub1, Bronze Honor Pin. Steven Verssen, 5606 Buttercup Ln., Little Flower, Student 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin. Mike VoJk, 8710 Hope, St. John, Band 1,2. Dan Volpenhein, 3814 Robinhill Dr., St. Igna- tius, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Stewart Von AHmen, 9728 Somerford Dr., St. Leonard, Honor Band 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 1,2, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin. Gary Waechter, 3622 Hermes Dr., St. James, Newspaper 1, Cross Country1,2, Track 1. Denny Wall, 5849 Cottontail Ct., St. James. Mike Walsh, 5600 Goldenrod Dr., Student Cou ncil 2,3,4,,Basketball 3,4, Golf1,2. Bob Warther, 9151 Neil Dr., Assumption. Tim Weber, 1460 Hill Ave., Assumption, Foob ball 1,2,3,Track 1. jim Weddendori, 3422 Greenvalley Terrace, St. James, Safety Council 2, Glee Club1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key. Ray Wejsgerber, 5612 Samver Rd., St. Ignatius, Student Council 3, Band1,2, Camera Club 2,3, 4, Bronze Honor Pin. Chris WesseFS, 2906 Ratterman Ave., St. Ca- tharine, Drama Club 1, Track 2, Glee Club 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Rick Westerffefd, 3169 Sunnyhollow Ln., St. lames, Yearbook 4, Drama Club 3, Glee Club 1,2,3. Lee Widmer, 8456 Jackies Dr., St. Ann, Footw ball 3, Track 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 1, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Goid Honor Pin. Russ Wiesman, 4419 Day Rd., St. John, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Radio Club3. Cary Willen, 1673 Cedar Ave., St. Clare, Stu- dent Council 3, Footbal! 1, 60H 2, Tennis 4, Bronze Honor Pin, David Wine, 2748 North Bend Rd., Little Flow- er, Student Council 3, Football 1,2, Track 3, Soccer 4, Bronze Honor Pin, Silver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, Gregory Witte, 4427 lessup, St. James, Safety Council1, Glee Club 1. john Wissing, 10224 Roppelt, St. John, Track 2, 3 Don Yelton, 5407 Bluebird Ave., Little Flower, Student Council 2,3,4, Yearbook 2,3, Astrono- my 1,2, Drama 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Golf 2, Speech Club1,2,3,4, Bronze Honor Pin, Siiver Honor Pin, Gold Honor Pin, Gold Honor Key, National Honor Society 4. Mike Young, 3372 Meyer Pl,, St. Catharine, Nationa! 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