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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

H: gmALL .IGH SEHODL, REEWQERS Cincinnaii; Ohio. Racon'reur, 1974 ALL THINGS HAVE THEIR SEASON: - AND IN THEIR TIMES ALL THINGS ' PASS UNDER HEAVEN. A TIME'TO a: BORN. AND A TIME X TO DIE. . . :' D A Inymzo PLANTI. AND Ad'IMEI f . ' v.40 REAP. . V I , ,A f 1 IA TIME'TO KIIJL. ANDIZ'EIME If! , xi ' XXI TO HEAL. 1X; DI A TIME TO D TROY. AND A TIME MDMANDEZIME ,rL- Ave LAugH.I . . - - ,j ATWM UBNiA l A 4 '1. '1 .g A K..JI;TWQE.' f , v u. t 'J -tD'-- .51: V W . IM'D ' Y? , 9- W 1- XD ; M.:555g'-AA'IIK5I5;,6136I;WAND A TiMEK DXJ A '.;:4IA.I 3,, - A '- K: . . I . vmm--vf - .L .---'D D TQ;BE FA FROMI Wear xx '1' D - Hg ID Xxiv X I '3- szim; IB-snsxmm HME Kit? x . x f- 97:25.4:- - T0 LDSE. .. yawn . ..;f . I l I VD nI A ' . ,2 A Ami: T010531: IAND KTIME Tof D 2.ng A mifn', X' i-g'v ' f . . . X 1 - ' A CAST AWAY. . J '- AMEND. AND'AJwif; 410st1sz , Xk.n;w D I'm TIMycfspyK AND A TIME ,1 ww': 0,,v- fTO BE SILENT. D 7' IIjIIME TO LOVE. AND A W ..- pd I A DA , K . I , . ' . . . v ?AP? 4-'i'l,A.'-- 5D . 5' - A ' - . M- , , - 7,5 4 D . x - L - ' . A - 77 A , A ,- D N 5 u ' ,. DD ' A .gI - . ' - Dx. , y, - -. . K. 5 . N; k 'D . I -. I Ecclesiastes 3:1n8 vI . ' A - - D V A . . AND x0 YEARS LATER 1?? J. E K. A Time for Speaking Thek is a time when speaking is an absolmc necessity. Words reflect your feelings. your personality. and what you want out of life. There is also a time when silence proves to be a necessity. Every person some times wants to be alone with his thoughts. He wants to think things out, and in times of trouble. sort things out. Bro. Jordan instructs math class. Frosh listen to Fr. Mike at a library mass. D. chslcr lccmrus P.S. class. T A Time for Joy and a The joy of helping someone should be felt by everyone. Clinic . A Time for Winning To win. to be victorious. can be the highest peak in human life. Winning is gaining the sense of accomplishment. It is a feeling that you have attained power and have potential to go to the top. To show people you have developed your talents to the best of your ability is to win and is to be victorious . Score at the end of the Withrow game. 'IO l I l H 1 If , J WV , 1 ' i f U l I I ,y X I I m I t f xl ,171 ,4 l X $1 11 1 l t 440: Ill , ill I 4; 71744 m X7i WI X , , , , , , 1 l2 The tall and the short of La Salle. When people who share semen idaas. meet. a whole new waz'ld of expeziances begin . These experiences lead m new dimveries and make people more aware of themselves and oihers. Through experiences, people became aware- of their talents. their strong points. and even maybe their weaknewes . X X R :E: K W m c v V0 1 I l ' I r x , 5334 RNA; , J; gig '7 1 K Wi ngX-WMX . . K . y x H ' k, w; b , m xv MRNM k I 1 g m g - I Wm ' 9+uden+ 33: -m : - m5 Cross Coun+rg Has The 1973 Cross Country team under first Year coach Brother David Wissel, had a successful season. Finishing 51h or better in all its meets, the young Lancers were paced by juniors Kevin Burrill, who had the best varsity record of 10:51 over a two mile course, and Tim Doherty. They showed the most consistent times. Senior Tim Doyle also had a respectable season. On the Reserve level the Lancers also had a good season. In their first year of competition in the G. C. L. they finished 5th. Leading the Reserves was Freshman Ron Appling who took the mom first place fin- ishes. Kelly Cramer held the best Reserve time 11:28. The team is looking forward to a very successful season next year. Gus Holthaus jogs along. Appling and Cramer strain in the STRETCH! A WILD Running Season 7 ; 7 Tim Doyle coming up. P. Heme and K. Burrill get instructions from Bro. Dave. Tim Brenner and team prepare to explode into action. Players display two aspects of football: concentration and excitement. b '1 .mn'gwfzil 1 . .0155 i'r'gl! JL'HLIA Lat . 1 AM Bob Jennings breaks free from pack. Rick Rechner leaps to pull down runner. In Coach Steve Rasso's 6th year as head coach of LaSalle's Varsity Football, and 5th .500 + season in a row, the mightt Lancers produced an excellent 7-3 record for the 73 season. The 3 losses came in the form of a one point heartbreaker to St. X, a humiliating 13 point slaughter by Oak Hills. and a disappointing 4 point defeat from Moeller. On the other side of the coin, however, were the 12-6 defeat of West High and the tremendous 14-0 obliteration of Elder's not so mighty Panters. Leading the team to those and the other 5 wins was senior Paul Klug who was voted Most Valuable Player, Best Defen- sive Back. and Sticker of the Year at the annual Football Banquet. Mike Schneider. Stan Wellbrock. and Tim Brenner also did a super job as underclassmen. Mike Schneider makes one of many T.D . 's. Schneider was named Best Offensive Back while Wellbrock received the Khans Back of the Week award for his peIfOIm- an'ce in the Elder Game. Tim Rueve's cool ballhandling ena- bled the option offense to operate smoothly and very effi- ciently. The offensive line did an outstanding job behind the leadership of senior Mike LaRosa who was named Best Offenw sive Lineman. Jim Hautman, Steve Scheid, Craig GIeisl, and Tom Foertsch had a very good season as juniors with John Glankler named as Most Improved Junior. Defensive secondary turned in a fine year behind the efforts of seniors Paul King, Mike ShIoeck, Dave Arand, and the capable juniors like Rick Rechner. Mike Kirchner, and Andy Schoeling. Other awards given at the banquet were: Best Defensive Back - Randy Berding, Most Improved Senior - Dan Flynn, tand the Lancer Award given to Tim McCarthy. i r F i t i r . Players congratulate each other on first down. Mike Carrier races down the field. Fund Drive Se+s New Records The results show a grand total of over $43 ,350. In a year when real financial support was needed the Lancer Commu- nity came through. The Senior class set the pace with MI. Pieper's homeroom . The Freshmen finished second making a real my and were probably responsible for the Seniors doing so well. MI. Kennedy's class aced out Bro. Paul's class and even overpowered the Seniors of Mr. Pieper's class. Tom Hasselbeck led the Sophomores and helped Mr. Canning's homeroom lead the Sophomore department. The Juniors fin- ished third in the School with Mr. Barlag and Mr. Broxter- man's classes selling junk to jewels to finish one and two in the Junior department. School leaders included; Bob Dorsey, Tom Hasselbeck, Dan Wissel, Mark Bollin, George Kam- mer, Mark Maly, Barry Taylor, Bill Kolb, and Mark San- ders. Dandy Dan Wissel brought in $635.00 single handed. 20 Top Salesman: Bob Dorsey. Scott Schaeffer. Torn Hasselbeck, Dan Wissel. lamp 22mm u sTu! men wmuunnggm 25 PER umNu -'5 ml. I. I914 651 5100 t Tulnmllls ulu ul 1 W, swam! SALLE ?.?:HOGL rrwra' Tom H . Draws the big winner. Soccer Finishes 4th n Citg This is the first year that LaSalle soccer team ever won a trophy. In the Hamilton County Soccer Tournament LaSalle managed to be one of the quartet finalist teams. We feel that our efforts were very well rewarded . 21 Homecoming Dance Kathy Isle: was chosen as this year's Homecoming Queen. Apparently, the stu- dents saw that Kathy was a personable and lovely young lady. Kathy desired this honor and rightly deserves it. She realized that it pays to be, involved in activities as she has been thmugh her high school years. A lot of students around LaSalle really respect Kathy because she just doesn't talk. She acts. The other five candi- dates were: Beth Karches, Sue Dodd, Carol Huevelman, Kim Russo, and Cindy Schreibeis. 24 Senior Retreats As Loyola Retreat House in Milford was approached by the bus from LaSalle High School, the students aboard wondered what the mysterious place would do to them. When the ses- sions there had begun almost ever one removed their inv1sible masks an exposed their true selves. It is unfortu- nate that the atmosphere did not exist outside of the Retreat House . Within a week the groups were back to their old tricks. The experience was memora- ble, and tends to prove that Utopia is not impossible. I .Ilnnl. ililxlnit.l Fall Plag Becke+ For its fall production this year the drama department chose the modern classic BECKET. Mr. Sauerbrey had been holding this script for a number of years wait- ing for the cast and the time to be tight to do it justice. The results proved that the time was right. It would be impossible to give credit to each person whose inestimable con- tribution helped to make this show a fine success. The cast. to a man, did an outstanding job. The crews measured up to the most demanding, technical show the school has attempted. The two leads deserve special mention. Bob BrunneI who played the role of Henry 11 created one of the most memorable Characters that has appeared on the stage. Bob has appeared in every show during his four years here: as Henry he reached a real peak. Steve Knapp's portrayal of the sensitive, strong. troubled Becket was moving and real; his character was one that the audience could iden- tify with and find in him much of themselves. Fine performances were given by Dan Mecklenborg, Dale Schuster, Jim Nunn, Cornelius Bieliauskas . . . the list could go on for a long time. So once more the LaSalle auditorium was transformed , and the audience could experience a new reality: hopefully a reality that would make them more aware of themselves and each other. 28 Cagers Capture G.C.L. Wi+h The 1973-74 Lancer Basketball team compiled the best record of any LaSalle team ever. with a tremendous mark of 19-3111 the always tough G.C.L. This team won the G.C.L. title for the second straight year and captured the 5th annual Enquirer City Championship This Championship team was led by Captain Steve Ruberg and 6'8 Joe Sunderman, who both W111 certainly be missed next year. The rest of the starters were: Jim Comarata, Matt Hils, and Bob Jennings. The top three substitutes were: Rick Heidorn, Mark Naehring, and Mark Meyer. Alas! A11 Sen- lOIS. The Lancers beat State champ Elder twice during the sea- son, and was also the first team to defeat St. Xavier on their home court since 1969 . The Lancers started their regular sea- son with ten straight wins, including victories over Elder, Moeller, Bacon. and others. Then came a loss to St. Xavier, a victor over Elder, for the second straight time in the sea- son, folirowed by a disappointing one point loss to Moeller. The Lancers ended their regular season with five straight wins and a record of 16-2. The last five wins were by 20 points or more. The Lancers were seeded number 1 in the district tour- ney. In the tournament the Lancers beat Glen Este, Withrow , and Western Hills before losing in the finals to Elder by 2 in double overtime . Steve Ruberg and Joe Sunderman were elected to the first G. C.L. and City All Stars. Rick Heidorn, Matt Hils, and Mark Naehring were awarded honorable mention in the city All Star voting. Coach Bill Cady was voted Coach of the Year in the G . C.L . for the second straight season by his fellow coaches. Coach Cady was also chosen as the Coach to lead the West All Stars against the East. This year's record of 19-3 raises Mr. Cady's lifetime won lost percentage to over . 750. He has been teaching and coaching for 1'7 years. Coach Cady's West All Stars ripped the East team 117-79. - 51m v; '5 'a n Bob I. shows his great jumping ability. 3 39er Record Ever 19- Open house display. pupa ; Tourney flag at U. C. Ruby pops one. The LaSalle Band and Glee Club combined with the Mother of Mercy chorus for the third consecutive year to put on the annual Christmas Concert. II was the first year that the LaSalle Band and Glee Club were directed under one man, MI. Bissmeyer. The total number of per- formers was around 150 . The concert consisted of songs such as, The Little Drummer Boy. an Old English Christmas. Silent Night. and the traditional Adeste Fidelis and Angels We Have Heard On High. 31 WresHers Fashion Bes+ Season Ever Led by Randy Davis. the state and district runner up. the LaSalle varsity wrestling team had its greatest year as a team and also individually. The team's dual match record was 4-0-1V The matmen captured the Forest Park Tournament and also took the Southwest Catholic'Tournament. LaSalle also placed runner-up in tournaments as the GCL, Sectional, and Glen Este Invi- rational. There were many individual stars on this year's team. The standouts included Rick Reardon, Jeff House, Greg Burns, Jim Tebbe, Bob Bass and Steve Scheid . all district qualifiers. The entire team put a lot of effort into the season and were justly rewarded as LaSalle had its best wrestling season ever. Kevin . Firsi Mini-Week is a Huge Success Wi+h Siudenis and Faculig Thanks +0 Bro. Mark Gub bels V; Z V At the beginning of the year. stu- dents and teachers submitted possible course descriptions. Brother Mark and committee selected courses that would be taught. The courses selected ranged from taxidermy to Unicycling. The response was great and this means it will be continued next year. 1 x 1 Students listen attentively, while MI. Hamilton explains the fundamentals of guitar theory. 34 Tim Brenner and Tim Bussell try it out for size in Bro. Jordan's Class - DeaLh a fact of life. No never on a unicycle. BIO. Robt. Onbal's Jazz Class. ms Qpirii Band L I e v; e m w .1 B L O L M Show Band 36 All Year Round Pep Band South Pacific Alumni Band Plays at Homecoming. G AI South Pacific Marching Band Swim Team Does Well Individually This was the fourth year for the La Salle High School Swimming Team. The 73-74 record was three wins and ten losses. This record shows that swimming at La Salle is yet to get off the ground. The overall lack of experience accounts for this season's record . On an individual basis there were several outstanding swimmers: Mark Schmidt - Sophomore, broke the school record in the 100 yd. backstroke 0:03. 3L and scored the highest number of points. Other highpoint scorers were: Charlie Hicks, Mike Ranz. Joe Islet. Jeff Leahy. Steve Wolf, Tom Tasset, Tim Doyle and Rick Berling, who all earned their varsity letter. Upcoming freshmen are Mike Hofmann, Jeff Keller, and Paul Rie- del . The divers were a bright spot this year. Scot TIefdel', Senior. won the G.C.L. , The West Sectional, The South-West Dis- trict and the State Meet. Scot honored La Salle with its first state championship . Tom Young, also a senior. took second in the G. C.L. and the West Sectional, and was fifth in the District and the State. Two divers to look for next year are Dave Ttefzger and Dan O'Hearn. Both showed their mettle during the regular season and placed ninth and twelfth in the West Sec- tional . -; 3 .a 3: Tennis Team Swings w: , L a . ... 132... -$.-, -' ' - . $ ' m . x , , ' ' wx ' n...;; .. h n . r m ' 7V . :5 Irglef-J .1, 1 ll - M31. K , , ,... M..-.-aa.wh--A'5mef ' , i i. ..-..aI-nu-m-a------- . -mua-gb-.. 4- ! 1'42 i ' . 1 ..- 2!3 7' I Iumpin' Rick Sprau Into Action By May 6th the Lancer Tennis Team was off to a flying start. as the Racketeers have compiled an excellent 10-3 up until this time. The team has dealt defeats to as highly touted teams as Elder, Purcell, and Wyoming, while taking it on the chin to Oak Hills and St. X. With their home court being Mt. Airy, the Lancers have walked away with four wins at home and six on the road . Experience guides the team paced by all-star elite Greg GIimme, who's afflu- ent backhand leaves his opponent's spellbound. Up to now , Greg has compiled a. record of 8-5 , and has been a steadying influence on the younger members of the team. Second singles position is held down by Tom Schlacter. His loose as a goose style leaves his opponents, and even his team. rolling on their sides. His famous comment of ya little jerk has left many Frosh teary-eyed and hysterical. His record is '7 -6. Third singles is taken by sophomore Jim Nunn . who takes the buff of all criticism from the all-star elite. His record stands at 11-2. Mike Kolodzik and Jim Fear make up the first doubles team , having a little trouble with their record of 7-6 , but managing to pick up valuable team points. The second doubles team of Greg Clingerman and Jumpin' Jack Spratt present a good combination found only in Hollywood or Marineland , and they combined for an 11-2 record . Meanwhile . the Reserves have been matched with some stiff competition and coming out on the short end of the stick. The Little Paklers hold a mediocre LhIee and two record so far. Their first match of the season. against Mr. Health. ended in victory as the Lancers posted wins by Jim Cappel, Marty Amschler, and Kurt Jansen. all three playing singles . In their next match against an easy Newport Cath. Reserve Team, Coach Francesconi decided only to play Frosh, but Newport brought some unexpected juniors and beat the fresh. Next, the Lancers were faced with a highly rated Sycamore team and lost, 1-4. with the only win coming from Jim Cappel. The Racqueteers then were matched with Newport Cath. 's Varsity and won with a little help from their own varsity. Steve Hoffman, Kan Wagner, and Jim Cappel won in singles, and Marty Amschler and Kurt Jansen won in doubles for a 4-1 victory. Their most recent match, against Oak Hills . was their third victory as still undefeated Jim Cappel won along with Kurt Jansen and Marty Amschler. Despite little recognition, several freshmen have really helped the team along . Outstanding among them are Mike Dodd, Scott Schaffer. and Ron Roemer. 41 42 Track Has a Greai Season: 3rd in G.C.L. ; - . ,. 'hnaJ' xanar, s Page hands off to Wirth 880 R Reckner, Wirth, and Page in the 100 DeSalvo warms up at Bacon 43 Spring Concert This is American '34.,1 . l. ' v rm 'f' , KL; Hwh a.w.. 1 1:! Tiny directs combined choruses of Ursaline and La Salle Mr. Bissemeyer looks pleased with the band's response to his direction 45 M. Maly your host for the evenmg Mr. etty faces and voices from Ursaline help to make this year's Spring Concert 21 fine affair in choral grouping i 46 Baseba i l I .W-umg - .m- 5...! LJ, Both the Varsity and Reserve baseball teams this year turned in record setting :asons. The varsity produced an individual 23-7 winlloss record uhe best even him at the same time maintaining a . 300 + team batting average which pow- red them to the school's first district title. The Reserves, after a slow and dubi- us start. were able to organize their firepower and come back to win the .C.L. title . Both teams had tremendous individual batting and pitching records hich made them the champion teams they were. The varsity , with its' innu- lerable new records and the reserves, with their never-slacking performances, lade the 1973-74 season a fantastic one for Lancer baseball. R. Haap take a ripple at a fast one M. Collins swings a little late at a Prineton pitch 47 Building Addiiion This year. a $60,000. three-story building addition began to take. form. It began with a mysterious hole on one side of the gym wall. From there the. surrounding ground was dug up and eventually the building-to-be's foundation was laid . Its projected purpose is to house the wrestling team , serve as a storage area, and a band and glee club room. Rumor has it that a portion of it may hold the futuxe yearbook office, but this has not been confirmed. lVe Juniors R909 3 9 a M IT a db .m R South Pacific On April 4-7 the La Salle theatre presented a 25th anniversary production of Rog- ers and Hammerstein's SOUTH PACIFIC. The show is a brilliant combination of rollicking comedy and of love in the South Pacific during World War II. The cast, crew, and show band combined to do the work justice. Kathy Islet, La Salle's homecoming queen, played the role of Nellie Forbush with verve, vitality, and life; she was outstanding both as an actress and singer. Torn Klaine, in his first La Salle appearance, made the lonely Frenchman, Emile de Becque, come to life. Comedy was provided by many. Patti Schmitz played Bloody Mary, the conniving and lovable con-lady of the island, exceptionally well. Bob Brunner. in his last of eight straight LaSalle appearances, played Luther Billis. the Navy's answer to Bloody Mary: together with Stewpot Mark Maly and Professor Dale Schustet, he kept the audience and the stage rocking. Dan Meclenborg and Debbie Coling played the star crossed lovers, Lt. Cable and Liat. The show band was excellent. The sets cre- ated the South Pacific atmosphere. A11 in all it made for one enchanted evening. G .1. girls in the chorus. Lt. Cable. Tom M. CAST In Order Of Jerome Ensi n Nellie Forbush Emi e de Becque ---- Bloody Mar Abner - Stewpot - - - Luther Billis Professor ---------- Bloody Mary's Asst LL. Joseph Cable ------ Capt. George Bracken -- Cmdr. William Harbison Sgt. Kenneth Johnson --- Seabee Richard West -- Seabee Morton Wise --- Seabee Tom O'Brien-- Yoeman Herbert Quale ---- Radio man, Bob McCafery Cpl. Hamilton Sleeves --- Sgt. Tom HassingeI-u Pte. Victor Jerome -- Pte. Sven Larsen- Sgt. Jack WateIs---- Lt. Genevieve Marshall Lisa Manelli ...... Connie Walewska Ens . Ens. Ens. Ens. Ens . Ens . Ens. Ens. Ens . Ens . Liat ------------- Marcel - - - LI. Buzz Adam Sailors ------ Pamela Whitmore Rita Adams -- H- Sue Yaeger -- Betty Pitt ----- Janet McGregor ..... Bessie Noonan ........... Mickey O'Connor Corah MacRae Dinah Murphy ....... pearance F---Becky Dellecave -------- Kevin Luken -Kathy Isler --Tom Klaine -Carl Ferneding --Patti Schmitz ---------- Mark Maly - -Bob Brunner -Dale Schuster -- --Kay Dossman Dan Mecklenborg --Steve Knapp -Dave Holtbaus m Van Driessche - -Steve Herman ---wMike Carr -------- Gary Herman -------- Dave BrunneI Cornelius Bieliauskas ------- Tony Schmidt --Greg Mack -Doug Mack ----- Joe Isle: Greg Hartman --Betsy Luken -Theresa Carr Catherine Ross -uChris Daniele ------- Julie Stier - ---Ann Pierson - -Betsy Greweling Monica Ann Knue ........ Lori Flanagan ....... Patti Matthews Debbie Celina ----- Jim Russo -------- Brian Hempel ----- Kurt Jansen. Dave Bennett Islanders -------- Pat Comer, Jack GIeiner, Mark Mecklenborg. Marty Amschler, Mary Greiner, Nancy Glankler, Joan Inderhees, Jan Lierl warm M a .mw 98 RH m m P m o .M l 53 er' JULIE 31h.le This year's Senior-Faculty game consisted of a bas- ketball and a volleyball game. Both events were very close but, the senior team managed to pull through both with a victory. 54 Bro. Dan Carrigan Celebraies 25 Years as a Chrisiian Broiher Rebel Cake MI. and MIS. Bollin and Bro. John celebrate with Bro. Siudeni Council Elec+ions Hignw i 5r 5 $ I C End AYTFI- W WW LORD SHII THERE BE RED r-nnn LALLV0T-E s COUNT , GIVE 7-:1YOURS TO DORSEY ' JUNIOR mmssmrlc Newly elected officers for 1974-75: D. Stier. I. LeBar. I. Bessler, T. Van Driessche. M. Stoeber 57 .1 :- Lamtx: .wsiMhuJ. A. x ,. imam One of La Salle's 39er Senior ,, : LASAME lcussE cl? 7 ' GRADUATION ' W MA! T219914 i 3.; 4; J72 7'.:'a- ' , Gary Herman and his entourage 60 Graduating class at Cincinnati Convention Center Miss Fran Cappel retires asked me to give the commencement ear, I was naturally flattered and honored.1 saw . opporttmity to learn something, a chance to formu- - my thoughts on some very important issues, and for that ' am grateful. I would like to share with you some fleetions on what it has meant to be a. graduate of zation. On the one hand, some of the 1964 have gained responsible positions , law enforcement, and industry. students at La Salle are now pursuing various as journalism and neurological .ther hand, I know that at least five of for- e dead , and at least four of my former stu- ave died. victims of cancer and automo- 1 agree that theses are rather somber re inly do not make them here in order is the rightful mood of the day - c. I make them because it seems to the t at the has something to say about these realities - alities no matter how much we try to shun or mething to say which justifies its existence Ls chief value . Because a school like La Salle very existence, that the forces of death and destruction been conquered once and for all, it can , instruct its rn -.ers give them a unique perspective on life. ThaLSfiicw 15 not a ' able in public education. a fact which does gothece . ake Catholic education better in qual- ity, but rt'ainly i erent in kind. I --.me'. ific. Let me stand here as a witness to those periences I received at La Salle which have be most influential in my life . I will not argue that your experiences will be similar; times have changed . 62 nto my head that for us. The new theology 'Plan of salvation - the term L t the concept is not. We as Christians - rch'. .3 people called out and set apart. isolate and exclude us from other e them. not assume a holier - to that call, we must give 1W another, the one i ntrol our exist- tia . k. make : 'i the mos e. that We . en or eighteen or ninete you are perhaps not in a posiuo make man -gritty decisions based on faith. I mi you, thou h. a ' you going to college or taking a job MERELYe or sell advancement or material gain? Will you choose a career hich allows you to use your talents to the utmostf'for others or will you be out merely for a fast buck? I will not pretend that such decisions are so clearly defined 01' easy to make. I am argui faith. As se ates of La :7 I would urge you, therefore, to be skeptical about the get- ting on mentality and to look deeply and thoroughly for your place, your unique position for sharing with others the richest pans of your being. And I would leave you with one thought, one idea which pretty well sums up the attitude I believe Christian education should have impressed on you. In the words of Dan Betrigan: We stand on the brink of the unknown. which is to say things are normal. and good. and permissive of joy. You can be sure that all of us, your par- ents, relatives and teachers. wish you today and ,in the days ahead , a sense of that joy, 3 deep and abiding peace. Con- gratulations . Address Edited by Yearbook Staff . All +hings have hair season. and in hair +imes all +hings pass under heaven . . . A Time for Classes 63 A Jtime +0 be born, and a fime .fo die: A +ime +0 planf. and a Hme +0 reap: A +ime +0 kill. and a Hme +0 heal . . . A Time for Seniors 64 BECKENHAUPT CORNELIUS BIELIAUSKAS V $513 65 JAMES JAMES RICHARD BROTHERS BROWN BROWN 2. f V ROBERT ROBERT TIMOTHY BROWN BRUNNER BUSSELL STEVEN GERALD CALARDO CALDWELL :1 0,. KENNETH THOMAS STEVEN GREGORY CARRIER CASSEDY CASSINI CLINGERMAN 3' JAMES JAMES COLLINS COLLINS COMARATA SNACKS MICHAEL RANDALL MICHAEL COMER DAVIS DECKER r, fMi'rzv . 5W 4k i . STEVEN TIMOTHY MICHAEL DE FIGLIA DE SALVO DICKHAUS ROBERT JAMES MICHAEL PAUL JEFFREY ' DIRR DITTGEN DITTMER DRUMMEY DURBAN 67 68 69 70 TIMOTHY THOMAS CHARLES TERENCE JAMES DOYLE DUNLAY EASTON ENDRES EPURE k CHRISTOPHER EDDIE JONATHAN RUSSEL KEVIN ERNST ERRAS FELDKAMP FERNEDING FLECKENSTEIN DANIEL KIM MARK DONALD PHILIP FLYNN FISCHER FOCKE FRANZ FRANZ LAWRENCE GREGORY CHARLES ROBERT MARK FULLER GAGNON GEIGER GIESKEN GOERTEMILLER J. L. Seagull 7l T r m gram 3n HI 3 ' . 1km n H72 - . . and Sb, x L M' a . A w $2? 'u, , '1 0.33m, IuPsGDwm ' - . , 13': 74 K - g' i . 'N N ,3 ; YES. . ' v . . GREGORY JEFFERY MARK EREDWEST GERACI GOERTEMOELLER CHARLES TIMOTHY MICHAEL GOMIEN GRAMKE GREIVENKAMP . GREGORY ALLEN DONALD GRIMME GROH GROSS JOSEPH MICHAEL RANDALL GROTE GUTMAN HAAP Some of seniors exerci 72 MARK HAMMELRATH ROBERT HARVEY ing at Milford retreat. TIMOTHY HANNEKAN PETER RICHARD HEEKIN HEIDORN , . '23: THEODORE MICHAEL HELMES HENEGER JOHN HENNARD RONALD HENLEIN RONALD HICKS MICHAEL HUDEPOHL RICHARD KAMMER MATTHEW HILS STUART JANSEN PATRICK KELLY x: 4x MICHAEL HEUSMANN THOMAS HOFFMAN ROBERT JENNINGS JOHN KEMPER THOMAS P. KORTEKAMP 75 Class of '74 Senior Retreat M1. Pieper's unbiased Has Many Faceis at Milford Politics and Government 78 THOMAS BRUCE DENNIS ALBERT DANIEL LEMMINK LILLIS LONG LUEHRMANN LUERS .-l DOUGLAS CHRISTOPHER DENNIS MARK JEROME MACK MALLORY MALONE MALY MAROIS GREGORY MICHAEL MICHAEL TERRANCE TIMOTHY MASCHINOT MASSA MAUNTEL MC ANDREWS MC CARTHY KEVIN DANIEL TIMOTHY MARK ANTHONY MC DONOUGH MECKLENBORG MERSCH MEYER MILAZZO CHARLES MILLER JOSEPH MURPHY PETER PETRONIO J AMES MILLER MARK NAEHRIN G JAMES PRENDERGAST MARK MINGES '1: DAVID NEIHEISEL MICHAEL PAGE CHARLES RACK JOHN MARK MISTLER MUELLER DAVID MICHAEL OSBORNE OSGOOD V :5, K THOMAS PANNING SCOTT ROBERT RANZ REBEL 79 Gregory Charles Daniel Michael Ronald Reckelhoff Renner Reynolds Ricke Ries Thomas Stephen Edward Rittler Roar Robbe Mark William Roether Rolf Stephen Ruberg C. Rack meditates during mini-week Timothy Donald Sanders Scheid SchepkeI Thomas I ay Jeffrey Schlachter Schlueter Schmitt Michael Steven SchIoeck Schuler Schulz Mark Maly receives recognition for his innumerable escapades MICHAEL SCHUMACHER JEROME SCHWAB MICHAEL SILVATI EDWARD SEMMLER DWIGHT STEVEN SMITH STACEY SEUBERLING STEINER JOHN SILLIES FRANK STENGER n. Jay S. - Program Director W.L.S.H. ROBERT STEVENS HAROLD SUTTON TENTLER STEPHEN JOHN STOECKLIN v JOSEPH SUNDERMAN BARRY TAYLOR WILLIAM TEPE .5 DANIEL SUER MARK SUNDRUP PAUL TENKMAN JAMES THINNES 33 84 w 'e m RONALD MICHAEL KEVIN GREGORY TIMOTHY THOMPSON THORNBURY TIERNEY TOWNLEY TRACHSEL SCOT STEVEN MARK RICHARD RUSSELL TREFZGER UN KRICH VALE VOLK WALDEN GERALD JAMES DAVID JAMES JOHN WALSH WALSH WANSTRATH WEISEL WEISEL A? RICHARD JERRY MICHAEL DANIEL JAMES WIEHE WILKER WILLIAMS WISSEL WITTE f' Seniors Enjoy Life Steven Steven Anton Wohlfrom Wolf Wottreng William Dennis Thomas Wright Wurzelbacher Young Donald Mike 202 LaRosa Pictures Not Available Donald Grimes Emmett Moore Steven Bessler Richard Hulsmann Michael Richter Gregory Busch Frederick Kaiser Mark Statt Robert Campbell George Kammer William Suotman Peter De Nuzio William Knox Eric Volpenhein Steven Donohue Dennis Kuethe Mark Wagner James Fear Thomas Kummex David Warleck William Feldman Kevin Meyer Gary Wall Mark Frey Thomas Miller 85 86 Time out during Mom Prom S. Unkrich bowls 'em over. 1352 Doesn't need his computer! MI. Grote and Br. Kevin award Steve Wolf with the National Merit Scholarship Finalist Award Tim Bussell Counselor - BIO. Roland F.S .C. Extraordinary Minister 87 A fime i0 desirog, and a +ime +0 build: A fime ioweep. and a iime i0 laugh: A +ime +0 mourn and a fime f0 dance . . . 88 J. Bellissimo J. Bessler Picfure Nof Availa ble M. Blank T. Blankemeyer P . Bock I . Annekan R. Baumganner R. Baumganner A . Bosse P. Bosse D . Brock D . Brown I . Arndt J . Becker D . Brunner A . Ashbrook A . Beckham T . Brenner R . Buchtman I . Bagby w . Bretnitz K . Burrill 89 M. Burwinkel M. Callahan F. Camarca R. Carla G. Carlos O n- Kd Q- a 7d 0 o A :3 CL. 0 :1 H O 0 I: 0 :7 M . Carovillano M. Carrier T S . Danemeyer L. Daniele K. Day I. Defiglia T. Deluco T. Dickhaus J. Dietrich V. Dipilla K. Dir: J. Ditomaso T. Doherty R. Dorsey T. Dossman T. A. Doyle T. J. Doyle 90 Juniors D. Durkin B. Egbert I. Eppen R. Fleming T. Foensch R. Forman S. Friesz K. Frondo C. Gall J. Geisler D. Gemperline C. Giardullo J. Giesting D. Ginen J. Glankler J. Gleason C. Greisl J. Groh G. Hardig D. Harsch R. Haninger R. Hartman J. Hautman 91 Juniors S. Havlin M. Heib R. Heisler L. Helton B. Hempel J. Hess G. Hessler S. Hoffman G. Hoh D. Holmstrom w. Holt J. Holtgrefe M. Holtgrefe J. Honnert D. Hooven I . Jester 1. House T. Huey D. Jacobs M. Kabbes M. Kahles K. Kelley R. Kessler T. Ketzer M. Kirchner T . Klaine In Memoriam Jeff Smith, class of '75, died over the summer from injuries caused by an auto- mobile-related accident. He tried to be involved in many things at La Salle; giving his spirited support to athletic events, becoming involved in many exuacurriculars, and maintaining a good academic record. He had many friends and he will be missed by all. May he rest in peace . 92 I. Knab R. Knox T. Kolb I. Korfhagen K. Kramb v1; war K . Lillis M. Limke M .U r' ,... 3 :r n: l . V v s. .5 A h . O I N 42-3 - g: i : MM. J A. Luken R. Maue Mini-Week Photography Course Self-Ponrait Taken by STEVE JELEN 93 Class Rings: Juniors Pag . .--I - E. Nienaber J . Nimeskem A. Olding K. Rieman G. Robers J. Roden R. Roetting B. Rogers D . Schibi M . Siemer L. Schirmann T . Schlueter J . Scott 112-?- A . Schmidt S. Sonderman .. Q' H-' L- K . Seuberling S . Sontag G. Sparks R. Spratt R. Staudigel J. Steigelman .' s, , ' 1 ti ' Tim Brenner volunteers to show how in life after death T. Stenger S. Stephens S. Stier M. Stoeber course. .iz H. Stonitsch J. Striet A. Strunks G. Sumay S. Szeghi J. Tebbe D. Thaler J. Thesken ; MAW . Intramural spectators D. Trefzger J. Tucker M. Unkrich S. Vale T. Van D. Verssen R. Vissing R. Vogelsang Driessche Gobble it down, we play today. 96 Gold Cos'rs W Bus. Law D. S. Wellbrock T. M. Whalen S. White E. Wiebell J. Wiener M. Williams Weisgerber Westerfield R. Zeinner R. Home fans at Oak Hills Stadium. Zimmerman 97 A iime +0 scaHer. and a +ime +0 gaiher: A fime +0 embrace. and a fime +0 be far from embraces: A fime +0 seek. and afimefolose . . . A Time for Sophomores W ?.I :- fgei X31: T . Almond Mini-Week Meditation Class. M. Amschler K. Andres I. Appelman , tau , Sophomores Show lnvolvemenf . W - .. $. . m D. Bennett 3, Bennett N . Berkemeyer R. Berling B. Betsch J. Bockelman ?X ' A; .-4 I V ? -.?1 I y f x mgj x D. Michael D. Bolman G. Booth M. Brown M. Brunner T. Buehler Swim Team with Coach Francesconi. 99 T. Chappell J. Ciuccio K. Cramer T. Crooker ma R. Dellerman T. Desalvo M. Despotes R. Dodd M. Dornbusch Mini-Week - Sophomore Day of Renewal. 100 T. Fleckenstein L. Fleisch I. Flohr m L. S. J . Gedney D. Geiss D. R. Gettler K. Gooding Gallenstein Gandenberger Gemperline C. Feldman J. Feldman J. Femeding J. Greiner S. Greisl T. Grote Biology Class. G . Grove M . Guethlein 101 G . Hartman V . Hartmann G. Hoesl T. Hoh J. Holtgrefe Homecoming decorations. M. Hulsmann 8. 10:1 102 in All They Do Pidure , ' 3'; Noi I IAVailable I R. Kaiser I . Kesse f g Ami? ag a Eir, Vib'k I D. Klenk M. Klosterman W. Klumb T. Kokenge D. Kramer E. Kreimer B. Krueger S. La Fary I . Lanzarotta M. Madden M. Magenny M. Manley G. Martin J. Martini Crew of soldiers from fall play Becket. Smoofh Sophomores Show Class T. Massa W. Maumel A. Mauser J . Mooreman J . Moorman I . Mueller B . Munson G . Niehaus A . Nimeskem J. Nolan P. Noonan M. Norman T. Norris D. Welling D. O'Heam L. Oldendick 104 R. Reardon P . Reimer S . Reisiger 1am .. Picfure Nof Availa ble E. Robers K. Rodenberg J. Ruhe J. Ruhe I . Russo R. Sandmann M. Saul ' , fsqgrr : L. Schaller M. Schamer R. Schapker J. Schinne M. Schmidt M. Schmitz J. Schneider 105 106 a ; g f Sophomores M. Schneider P. Schneider G. Schon I. Nunn G. SchIenker J. Schultz D. Schuster J. Schwab Picfure Noi- Available D. Sheehan D. Shields 1. Shoemaker D. Seimer J. Silvatti E. Steiber P. Stenger M. Sueicher J. Sullivan J. Sunderhaus M. Sweetman T. Tasset M. Teufel M. Thieken J. Thompson ME. Vorderbxueggen T Wagner D. Waltefs Piciure Nof Available S. Wanstrath T. Wanstrath M. Westrich T. Wilker T . Zeiser M . Zimpelman I l'v- .!A 01 T . Zahneis 107 A +ime +0 keep. and a iime +0 casf away: A iime +0 rend. and a Hme to sew: A time +0 be silent and a time +0 speak . . . A Time for Freshmen Frosh. Frosh. Frosh N. Alfarano X. Amado: M. Allaire S . Baker L. Blasch T. Bobinger D. Bock J. Boehm P . Bochers B . Braun D . Breetz. M . Burns Homecoming Hat Contest well represented by Hermnann and Weitzel. 109 110 R. Cemner C. Cerimele D. Cigolotti Brabender and Woodford with swimming gear. I . Cogozzo R. Dietrich Freshmen Find Oui Wha+ J. Costello I. Cowens P. Creed 1. Cucinotta I . Davis M. Dodd 1. Dolan P. Durban M. Durkin LaQaIIe Is Really Like 2.7,! F. Ellen W . Elsbemd T. Findley R. Fischesser G. Fisher R. Flaig J. Focke B. Foppe A P . Gambetta W . Garibay 159;:13' D. Gerrety R. Giardullo M. Giordano B. Greene M. Grein P. Grismore M. Gutman Ray Nimskem's locker. Greivenkamp 1H Freshmen Bug Swim Passes 4E B. Haenning S. Hagemann M. Hamonds N. Hand J. Haneberg M. Harris P. Hanig J. Hartman R. Hartmann R. Hauisner M . Hauser P. Hoblitzell J. Hoelker D. Hoffmann E. Hoffmeier S . Holthaus S . Horak H2 Bu+ Unable +0 Find +he Pool J. Jackson W. Jakobi D. Keaton R. Keilholz J. Keller 1A i ' i D . ennedy K. Klosterman J . Kluaner L . Kraemer L. Krause D. Kreckler P. Kroner D. Kroth 113 H4 R. Larmann h J m, 7 '. T. Leidenbor E. Leisgang K. Luken M . Luken Mr. Green's math class. C. Martini T. Martini D. Masur I . Mauch G. Mazzella M. McGeorge - A PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE J. Miller L. Miller M. Miller P. Minges R. Moning B. Moore A , , - . A -- V I IQI I . . fl; ,2. I - -. mfim? .- 7 53.1.0.4 K. - i ' ' ' ' : . ;+t+tof. . . . D . Mackie D . Meiners E . Miller J. Moore T . Mueller Fighi for Firsi. . . '5'. - Mullen B . Nusekabel S . Peter Quatkemeyer J . Oclker D . Osborn M . Otte T . Owens K . Reinen M . Reisiger 115 116 M . Schenck J . Schablein N . Schibi S . Schaeffer E . Schiffems . Bu'r Come Up Last G. Richter R. Riedel J. Rieder J. Rieder T. Roerich K. Roell R. Roemer E1113 Frosh math test for Mr. Blazer. ag S. Kreckler focuses T.V. camera J . Schmetzer K . Schmitz And he Lasi Shall Be Firs+ R. Schroeck J. Schwecke R. Schwieter R. R. Scudder Schweitzer S . Schmitz S . Schwartz m M. Serraino J. Siemer B. Sillies D. Simpkins P. Slattery R. Stapleton R. Stercz D. Stigler 0n Varsity Wrestling Match. I. Sunderman R. Sutton K. Thesken J. Thompson T. Tolle H7 l18 Freshmen Face Reali+g G. Trachsel S. Ulm I. Uninch D. Veezkamp R. Vogele G. Vollrath J . Vonkorff G . Walton B. Weingartner M. Weinle B. Weitzel P. S. Wilkens L. Williams Westerfield J. Yoho P. Zawaski , M. Zehnder D . Carpentry class during Mini-Week. Zimmermann A fime +0 love. and a fime +0 hafe: A +ime ofwar. and a iime of peace. A Time for Facqu 119 Admigishaiive Personnel .tcv- .m- $ WG' amu- numnuo. 1- H Too much and too little educa- tion hinder the mind . Pascal 120 Guidance ll: Old T Imers 121 122 Ve'rerans Very few men are wise by their own counsel or learned by their own teaching - for he that was only taught by himself , had a fool to his master. Ben Jonson I23 Teacherg-Wiih Experience Hence you see why liberal stud- ies are so called: it is because they are studies worthy of a free born gentleman. But there is only one really free liberal study - that which gives a man his lib- eny. Seneca 124 THE FIRST RI I25 c QwopHomore Teachers That's what education means - to be able to do what you've never done before. George Herbert Palmer 126 l2? 128 Qiaff Workers MRS. MAXINE FISHWICK MRS. JANE FREDWEST MRS. RUTH FITZPATRICK LEFT TO RIGHT21. Wood, R. Mueller. 1. Walden. A. Rais. V. Kastner. R. Kall- meyer. I29 l30 Sfaff Workers MAINTENANCE: Earl White MAINTENANCE: Larry TIauL In Memoriam This past year the La Salle Community has experienced the passing of a good friend and a truly dedicated member. Mike was well known and well liked by the students and the faculty. His warm smile and his never ending quest to do things to better our community, won him his many friends. On behalf of The whole La Salle com- munity. the staff of the Raconteur wish to express our deepest sympathy. May he rest in peace. Mike takes time off to pose with a student helper His Eyes. How They Twinkled: His Smile Was 90 Merrg! To All Who Knew Him This Was Mike. JY'Z mamiliiiilhw ' - . I I - u I . II; ' i - '0'; I funny: I '0 . j I f, I f F ' P , . a, l t l . t'irithM VARSITY OPPONENT St. Xavier 41h Spartan Ivn. lOIh Elder Relays lst G . C . L. 51h Finneytown 3rd Princeton l7th RESERVES OPPONENT St. Xavier 3rd Spartan Ivn. 71h Elder Relays 17th G . C . L . 5th Finneytown 3rd Hartinger. 4: w 0.. m . .. Uphill at G .C.L. Meet at Rapid Run Park. STANDING: T. Doherty, T. Doyle, K. Burrill, G. Holt, P. Nonan, C. Cramer, Bro. D. Wissel. KNEELING: P. Heme, S. Holthaus, R. Appling, D. O'Heam, P. Scheidner, M. . Nonan warming up. 135 m:: u Varsi+g Has Good Season Coach Rasso shouts orders to the team. SCORES Withrow Princton West Hills St. Xavier Oak Hills Purcell Elder Roger Bacon Moeller Woodward Joe Kern watches game . Carrier is followed closely by opponent. E?- , .533. .49. Schneider rests on sideline after a tough play. breaks out for a long run. git: u . $3? A Mm, . em . w . ROW 4: I. Schmitz. M. Herron, I. Glankler, G. Yunger, Coach S. Rasso, Coach W. Felchner. Coach R. Freemal, M. Cross, J. Feldkamp, R. Jennings, M. Hammelrath, S. Smith. ROW 3: G. Sparks, J. Hautman, L. Wever, C. Greisl. J. Korfhagen, M. Massa, I. Kern, D. AIand, T. Rueve, T. Brenner, A. Schoenling. D. Flynn. M. Schneider, M. Jester, S. Shaller, S. Dono- hue, Co-Captain, R. Booth, Mgr. ROW 2: M. Bolin, Mgr., I. Pendergast, MgI., R. Haap, G. Hessler, S. Sontag, T. McCarthy, Co-Captain, S. Scheid, R. Balding, T. Bussell. T. Foensch, R. Reckner, M. Schroeck, S. White, M. Kirchner, E. Robbe. ROW 1: M. Carrier, C. Geiger. K. Baker, D. Wanstrath, M. LaRosa. R. Hess. J. Couch, C. Miller, P. Klug, T. With, D. Massa, S. Wellbrock. Tom Winh dives for a tackle. Lancer gets tackled after getting big yardage. I37 Reserve Foofball RESERVE FOOTBALL 6-4 LS OPPONENT THEY 6 Xenia 0 48 St. Rita 0 6 Aiken 0 6 Oak Hills 0 16 West Hi 0 0 Purcell 8 20 Roger Bacon 0 13 Elder 16 7 St. Xavier 12 0 Moeller 6 Barlag, J. Redmond, J. Mueller, D. Klenk, M. Carr, G. Neihaus, F. Bartz, J. Libar, M. Abbatiello, J. Schneider, G. Timme Mgr. ROW 3: Coach Halloran, J. Thompson, G. Schrenker, D. Welling, M. Mechlenberg, B. Munson, R. Capadagli, D. Bullen, M. Streicher, M. Espel, Bro. Dan Carrigan, MODERATOR, T. Bare. ROW 4: V. Hartman, I. Flohr, B. Kmeger, S. LaFafy, K. Rielag, E. 1 ROW 1: K. Rodenberg, J. Russo, J. Silvati, G. Grove. B. Hinh, M. Brown, J. Shoemaker, P. Jennings, J. Sullivan. ROW 2: Coach VOIderbIUEggen. J. Kenning, T. Hasselbeck, K. Jansen. Frosh Foo+ball FROSH FOOTBALL 5-1-2 LS OPPONENT THEY 12 Bridgetown Jr. 8 22 Colerain Jr. 12 46 Princeton Jr. 6 22 Purcell 0 0 Elder 0 28 St. Xavier 7 16 Moeller 16 6 Roger Bacon 8 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL lst ROW: D. Witzgall. J. Amareno, J. Rueve, T. Klug. D. Woodford, E. Hoffmeier, J. Klei. J. Cella, M. Larosa, A. Conley, R. Riedy. M. Serraino. C. Klosterman, T. Galvin, T. Brown, J. Hoelker. I. Cable, 1. Schmetzer, T. Bobinger. 2nd ROW: M. Giordano, M. Ranz. D. Carle, I. Schwecke, B. Stapleton, D. Jones, J. Culter, D. Day, R. Hite, G. Walton, D. Kroth, L. Miller, T. Celina, M. Bernecker, C. Martini, J. Ruberg, J. Rieder, S. Wilkens, P. Garibay, R. Bachman, D. StIaus, B. Burger. 3rd ROW: Bro. Dan Carrigan, M. Vordebruegien, D. Gerrety, R. Stercz, B. Fox, G. Pitula, M. Kroth, J. Yoho, B. Schroeck, M. McGeorge, B. Jelen, N. Neyer, P. Ernst, M. TOIO , S. Angus, J. Rieder, D. Hoffman, G. Woeste, K. Thesken, C. Cassan, B. Kummer, B. Weitzel, Coach Jerry Green. Coach Bro. John Lyons. 2;. ., ll 4. ' . gu' 3 u- :41: q, f 3.15,? 72W; LII: $0. .- 139 l. $1: 2;, 653 140 ' .49 , TOP ROW: Mike Herron, Bob Bass, Jim Tebbe. Mike La Rosa , Larry Meehan, Coach Felchner. MIDDLE ROW: Ned Neyr, R. Brown, M. Klosterman, G. Bums, R. Reardon. R. Davis, R. Brown. KNEELING: J. Thesken. Steve Scheid. TOP ROW: D. Klenk. J. Raider. T. Powers, C. Stapleton, K. Cramer, T. Norris, Bro. Mario, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: J. Wal- ter. D. Volk, S. Ruhe, J. Uhmich. S. Holthaus. D. Lavigne. S. Eppen. P. Hemme. BOTTOM ROW: B. Krueger, T. Sneider. Varsiig Record LS OPPONENT 38 Newport Cath. 48 Forest Park 48 Purcell 60 Taft 26 Greenhills WRESTLING INVITATIONALS TOURNAMENTS LS 2nd Glen Este Invitational lst Dayton CaLh. lst Forest Park 2nd G . C. L. 2nd Sectional 10th District 15th State 141 142 ' ; ' u. -' . . ,, Purcell's N. CBnnors talks it over w SCORES LS OPPONENT 80 Aiken 46 81 McNick 58 62 Woodward 55 55 Elder 54 '76 Moeller 58 '74 Taft 50 68 Purcell 57 '71 Oak Hills 54 68 Bacon 6'? '79 Cov. Cath. 44 59 St. Xavier 67 58 Elder 49 '75 Moeller '76 85 MI. Healthy 54 85 Purcell 59 66 West High 84 7O Bacon 49 73 St. Xavier 53 Tournament 91 Glen Este 59 58 Withrow 55 '79 West High 74 52 Elder '54 143 5 each Cady before game. Despite Losing Record Reserves Show Some Promise for Future The reserve basketball team, despite a losing season; three losses in overtime . showed promise for the futute. The team's major problem was in shooting. MI. Freemal says, There was a lid on the basket, but they did well in the other phases of the game. Individually there are poten- tially five or six players. who with hard work and improvement in shoot- ing, could very easily contribute to the success of the varsity program. We'll all be watching the varsity for fulfill- ment of the prognostication. STANDING, Left to Right: Bill Bates. Jim Jester. Mike Schneider. Steve Lafary. Bruce RESERVE SCORES Fahey. Larry Schaller. Vince Emmet, Coach Freemal. KNEELING: Chris Henlein, Dave L.S. Niehaus, Terry Almond. Dick Kemen, Bob Sandmann, Tim Wanstrath, Pat Jennings. SITTING: Mike Abbatiello, Paul Schneider. Greg Niehaus. 56 Aiken 49 McNick 48 Woodward 29 Elder 40 Moeller 54 Taft 47 Purcell 37 Oak Hills 50 Roger Bacon 56 St. Xavier 34 Cov. Cath. 48 Eider 50 Moeller 38 Mt. Healthy 49 Purcell 62 West High 40 Roger Bacon 55 St. Xavier Freshman Basketball This year's Freshman basketball team fin- ished with an average record, but their development in the sport throughout the seaw son appeared to be very encouraging toward future success. They started out poorly in the beginning of the season losing 4 out of 5 games, but then, they put together a string of 5 out of 6 wins at the conclusion of league play. They came on strong in the post-season tourna- ment but lost to league champion Elder by a small margin. A record 22 players were asked to play freshman ball and every player. with hard work, could develop into varsity material in a couple of years. Most of them acquired a lot of game experience. FRESHMAN SCORES L. S. 52 Saint Xavier 30 Purcell 45 Roger Bacon 45 Moeller 22 Elder 31 Saint Xavier 36 Purcell 61 Roger Bacon 45 Moeller 39 Elder 48 Dater TOURNAMENT 2 Saint Xavier tforfem 42 Elder 45 Purcell H? . rub 44: ;:'.- .; ; a BOTTOM ROW, Left t Right: Gary Greivenkamp, Dave Hoffm an, Jim Riedet, Lou Miller. Mike Dodd . Tim McMahon, Chris Cassatt, Dave Keeton, Bill Weitzel. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Gagnon, Pat Garibay. Tom Junker. Steve Ulm. Tim Plummet, Bill Kummer. Gary Weeste, Jerry RubeIg, Dan Meiners. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ray Heidom, Tom Ballman. Bob Schroeck, Tony Roehrich, Ken Raines, Mike McGeorge. 11m Sunderman, Dan Cady, Brother. Dan Carrigan. Cheerleaders .- H 415 3135' I Fm. 1' v' ,3- TOP ROW, Left to Right: S. Ricket, S. Dodd, 8. Hemberger, J. A. DeMuzio. S. Rueve, M. Ranz, T. Carr. FRONT ROW: D. Shuester. M. Mueller, D. Knueven, B. Taylor. B. Kolb, G. Herner, F. Sutton, D. Smith. 7 Slice and Hook Their Way +0 Viciorg f Firs'r Qecfional Win For Dive+ Diggers This Year 6 This year, the Vardon Trophy for the lowest 1 average was won by Jim Jester; the lowest round 1 was also shot by Jim Jester at Twin Run Course 1 against Hamilton Taft tBS-Even PaIJ Tom 1 Binzer holed a 100 yd. wedge shot for an eagle on the 9th hole at Swaim Fields against Moel- ler. Most improved and most consistent was Dan HaIsch. The best rounds by :1 51h man 639- 391 was Steve Thompson. Steve Schulz took the office as team captain of this year's season. In the Elder Invitational this year's golf team placed lst; 3rd in the Neumann City Tourna- ment; and lst in the West Sectional. i l I i I i l l l 1 l l l TOP ROW: 8. Shultz, Bro. Lyons. J. Jester. BOTTOM ROW: S. Thompson, D. Harsch, T. Binzer. LS OPPONENT 162 Purcell 161 168 Oak Hills 1'70 166 St. Xavier 165 1'73 Elder 168 169 Forest Park 167 160 Aiken 179 165 Northwest 1'71 161 St. Xavier 160 161 Aiken 167 176 Forest Park 172 164 Northwest 173 164 Hamilton Taft 160 161 Moeller 159 160 Roger Bacon 160 160 Elder 172 160 Roger Bacon 167 154 Hamilton Taft 157 158 West High 179 1'74 Moeller 171 I47 FINAL RECORD 9-9-1 Bu+ '9 Mai Enough Swim Team Does He Level 393': rin't'fnn I 1;: La Salle Swim Team: FRONT ROW Heft IO IighQ: Jim Cowens. Mike Brabendex, Paul Riedel. Mike Hofmann, Artie Conley, Pat Riemer, Gary Booth, Tim Galvin. Tim Doyle, Mike Ranz and Jim Keller. BACK ROW: Rob Schweitzer, Joe Miller, Joe Islet, Charlie Hicks. Mark Schmidt, Jeff Leahy, Tom Tassen and Ken Pendenpohl. SWIMMIN G TEAM SCORES 16 Mariemont 79 20 Elder 75 41 Newport 45 42 Walnut Hills '74 68 81. X. Reserves 100 TRIANGULAR MEET 43 Aiken 63 20 Norwood 66 1'7 West High 59 16 Elder 60 75 St. Bernard 4 2.7 Purcell 59 21 Indian Hill 74 - 53 New Richmond 31 69 Newport Public 16 oo$mememwmo HNOOD Soccer Moeller Roger Bacon Xavier Elder Moeller Roger Bacon Xavier Elder Withrow Princeton Middletown RogeI Bacon Green Hilis RESERVE Xavier Y.M.C.A . Xavier Xavier MHHHHCOCOOdkOJI-IHO 3 2 1 0 STANDING: S. DeFiglia, J. Mistler, J. LuehImann, T. Dunlay, C. Bieliauskas. KNEEb ING: D. Gross, B. Tepe, M. Page, I. Walsh. D. Cross. STANDING: H. Kesse. J. Geiger, K. Seuberling, N. Berkemeyer, G. Hoesl, J. Erdman, M. Albers. KNEELING: T. Woodford. J. Weineman, M. Berling, R. Carlos, G. Shan, E. Miller. .36. M. Huesman lets fly. Burill and Dorhety M. Page long jump. 150 Varsiig Track Sets New Records LS OPPONENTS 70 Finneytown 58 58 Colerain 90 49 Forest Park 60 Hamilton Gar. 39 44 Moeller 7 '7 881I2 Deer Park 521l2 Loveland 1 ! lat Forest Park Inv . 68 Greenhills '72 5th K of C Relays 58 Anderson 69 Norwood 32 3rd Best of the West '70 Roger Bacon 5'7 St. Xavier 44 2nd Greenhills luv. 80 Norwood 54 Purcell 26 3rd G . C. L. 3rd Sectionals The track team enjoyed its best season to date placing 3rd in the G. C.L. and 31d in the Sectionals. They placed lst in the Forest Park Invitational and a respectable 2nd in Cincinnati's first Metric Meet. Six school records were set and one was tied . Bob Jennings lowered the 100 yd . Dash records to 10. 1 and the 220 to 22. '7. Mark Hardnger set a new mark in the 100 low hurdles with a time of 21.4. The 880 Relay team of Rick Reckner, Mike Schxoeck, Bill Holt and Tom Wirth tied the school record with a clock 111g of 1:33.0. A new Shuttle Hurdle relay record was set by Mike Schroecke. Mark Haninger. Jim Eorech and Rick Beckner with a time of 1:02.63. The 440 relay record was lowered to 45 .1 by Tom Wirth. Rick ReckneI, Mike Page. and Stan Wellbrock. The Spirit Medley time was also lowered to 1:40.o. by Rick Reekner. Kelly Cramer. Dale Schibi. and Bob Jen- nings. 'UXISALLP '- .- , ; usm': .- 4 tr MM 1' , ,4 L I '. , '9- E- . nu 9 u ;; . - '.- '1' 1.5, 9 ' v ' -.. 4, :6 ? .1, i k Ant aP-E V - V '- . n. FLHShU-E ..-... mu? 1 , : -.: 2 t rrn-- ; 9 H t UKSH L? , MSW Mama xusnw ,, ...- I 4... ALL? g.,--L f :7 z :7. ' 9,. e, 9f: e . 1,. ' 9 , t .; 1-. A '9 XVI : ,. 1 .1 p-i : q i-- I ' . SAL' A SAL ' -J. t -. .4 , J9! : an;- N . .:.u 3.: , km. :...4L . H-J-Iilgpam... . . . STANDING: Mike Jacobi, Mike Williams, Bill Holt, Bob Jennings, Jim Hautman. Tom Fonch, Steve shied, Coach Ken Barlag. KNEELING: Tim Dorehty, Rick Reckner. Jim Couch, Mike Houesman, Charley Renner. Tom Wirth, Stan Well- brock. Mgr. Pat Walsh. SITTING: Mike Shroek, Mark Haninger, Dale Shibi. Mike Page. Kevin Burrill. Tim Doyle. 151 152 Reserve Track The reserves broke six school records and four G.C.L. records. School records broken were Kelley Cramer 51.7 in the 440; Tom Wagner 2203.5 in the 880 , Mike Schneider 48'71l2 in the shot put, Hoffman, Cramer, Brown. and Kroth 1:37 .4 in the Shuttle hurdles, and Schweke, Noonan, Birth, and Wagner, 20:49 in the 4 mile relay. G .C. L. records broken were Mark Brown 10 .5 in the 100 and 52.8 in the 440 . Mike Schneider 48'51I2 in the shot put. and Jester, Kroth, Hoffman, and Cranmer 3:42. 5 in the mile relay. LS OPPONEN T lst Finneytown 2nd Colerain 1st Greenhills Hamilton Garfield lst Moeller Purcell 151 Forest Park 131 Roger Bacon lst Deer Park 1sE Loveland lst Norwood Anderson 131 Norwood Purcell Walnut Hills ls: Frosh-Sophomore Relays - 13 Teams - FIRST ROW: D. Niehaus. P. Reiner, B. Hirth. M. Capano, T. Crowley, J. Dehe her, A. Masur. 2nd ROW: M. Suiecher, M. Jester. S. Grandenburger, M. Carr, D. Gemperline, P. Schnieder. J. Lanzaroua, G. Snieder, C. Kroth. J . Klenk, K. Rielag, M. Schnieder. M. Cross, 1. Huey, I. Sunderhaus, D. Hoffman, K. Kramer. Frosh Track LS OPPONENT 45 Finneytown 60 39 Moeller 58 60 Roger Bacon 30 72 Norwood 29 45 Delhi 65 61h G . C . L . 22 Milford 55 A ,A m- , . . . FIRST ROW: S. Horak, J. Rieder, B. Braun, T. Collina. M. Larosa. B. More, M. Heistez, D. Cigolloti, J . Vonkorf. SECOND ROW: 8. Agnes, S. Schmitz, T. Bock- hust, M. Harris. R. Slattery, J. Rieder, D. Vearkamp, C. Stout, D. Bonhs, R. Harrigan. T. Brown, D. Denhan. THIRD ROW: P. Garivay. J. Schwecke, T. Schammer, M. lender. P. Linderbor. C. Cassen, B. Weitzel, P. Ernst, A. Linde- mann. R. Backman. D. Suaus, I. Culter, B. Colman. Bro. Dave Wissel. LAST ROW: M. Giordano, M. Luckan, M. Vordebrugen. L. Krauss, B. Fox, D. Spitzna- gel, R. Dieuick, C. Hicks, I . Cable, M. McGeorge, J. Bresnan, S. Schwartz, R. Flagg. D. Simpkins, J. Amerino. P. Gambetta. 153 g. H MIMI 5, Shows No Love During Mafches Tennis Team Has Grea+ 41.3! 3: anx. , FRONT ROW: M. Kolodzick. 1. Fear, R. Spratt, J. Nunn. B Clingermann. G. Grimme, T. Schlacter. ii A F , :4 gsgmw KIWW' .ptw .- -mn a 35: r. ?Yl'l X an 7 I , -. 1' II a 1' ' r' f I I ACK ROW: S. Hoffman, G. uwaw-tav-wmu: -v---'$ ' ' ' -v umve max M -155. ware: , 't: .J' m: IW 3 l, 1 Season This Year t;m:asy;s.izwtna s. a+mevmq' ! - -. s i' BOTTOM ROW: R. Sutton. V. Bosse. M. Dodd, F. Harms, R. Nicklaus, B. Maumel. TOP ROW: MI. Francesconi, M. Saul. R. Hartman, R. Reamer, G. Grimme, G. Greivu enkamp , M . Hausfeld . W, +45. 9 cm. veva'r bu-odnm V IL .. . 4k .riw-g-f'e'fi'i ,Ti: WTWWW?WWv v , ?7 TT r2 7 ??? WWM T'vvvv4;- TWrTv: W; vW-r-Mvh- , ' ,+-..:?4V-w- ' 'w1:smu - u am; , - WJ-svbwm w .1 - :- r'w ,. s w-s 3 -74, . -- ., Wins Sectionals. Loses +0 Princ'ron in Regionals Varsi+g Baseball STANDING: Bro. Mario, Mr. Green, J. Korfhagen. M. Stoeber, J. Nimerskern, B. Michel, T. Merch, B. Heidom, T. Rueve. Mr. Broxterman. KNEELING: G. Beck. C. Ernst, T . McCarthy, S. Ranz, B. Hess. G. Wall. SITTING: J. Kern, D. Arand. M. Massa. J. Comarata, A. Schoenling, J. Thompson. MISSING: Tim DeSalvo. M. Collins. The Varsity Baseball Team has completed the most successful season ever, winning 23 games and losing only '7 . They became the first team in the history of La Salle to win 23 games, the first to win the district title. and the first to play in regional com etition. The team also broke manK indivi ual and team records during the course of their ourstamiing ear. T ey scored the most runs in a single game with 23 against McNicho as. The ftrst to bat over .300 as a team. The first to hit 24 home runs during the year. The first team to have over 10 . 300 hit- ters during the year. Mike Massa broke the individual record for home runs as he hit 8 during the year. Mark Naehring became the first pla er to hit over .400 for two consecutive seasons . Chris Ernst became the irst pitcher to win 8 games during the year. These are just a few of the outstanding records broken this ear. There are more which space does not permit me to mention. It is a we. 5 hard to generalize and compare, but this team could be the best ever 0 La Salle. Certainly their accomplishments are a tribute to themselves and the school , and they serve as a. goal for future players . HHH b qucocn :0 qumwwmwomw OPPONENT Milford Hughes Aiken Walnut Hills Western Hills Norwood Roger Bacon Mt. Healthy Groves Point St. Xavier Moeller U'iei McNick Moeller Aiken Roger Bacon ngmMHHHp-Iwwoomm 156 158 STANDING: Coach Green, R. Giardullo, J. Harmeyer, B. Schroeck. M. Sweetman, B. Munson, T. McMahon, I. Schmitz, Asst. Coach - Bro. Dan. KNEELING: M. lessee. J. Schumacher, S. Florh, M. Abbatiello, C. Henlein, K. Rodenburg, T. Plummer, D. Holthaus. SITTING: M. Torak, D. Kemen, S. Greisl, S. Thompson, S. Smith, B. .. 5 3 Sandman, D. Ballman, M. Schmitz, Mgr. LS 0300 18 0:00 11 12 00:00on OPPONENT Norwood St. Xavier McNicholas Roger Bacon Walnut Hills Moeller Elder Purcell St. Xavier Roger Bacon Oak Hills Western Hills Elder Moeller Purcell I-w-moouxmpur. The Lancer Reserves made a tremendous comeback after a slow start 'and captured the G.C.L. crown. The Little Lanc- ers were led by the hitting of Scott Smith L47'U, Dick Keman 048$, Bob Sandman L483, and Jeff Thompson LBSSL The. lead- ing pitchers were Mike Abba- tiello 6-D and Bob Schroeck C$- D . Tim McMahon and John Flohx also did fine jobs as sport start- ers. The Reserves finished 7-3 in the G.C.L. and 12-3 overall. When LaSalle's intramural bowling season drew to a close. The hsmoking'n Tokes , guided by Ca t. Glenn Suntay, maintained their long-he d, top position and finished in first with a comfortable lead . Battling it out for the position of second up to the final week. were the Lost Cause and The Rapers. Lost Cause. with Capt. Mitch Dornbush, captured second and third went to the Rapers whose Captain was Perry Bach. Not recognized with an award but still deserving credit were Jim Thinnes and Steve Uninch who were the league's high-average men. Each finished with a 160 average. Mitch Dornbush also acted as the lea ue's secretary and did a good. dedicated Job fig- uring up standings, averages. and handicaps each week. THE TOKES: Torn Blankemeyer, Capt. Glenn Sumay. Bob Kessler. MISSING: Steve Uninch. 159 QE EEmeme E B. Rebel works with child at clinic during rcsnurcc period. i do Clinic T.A.B. During their resource periods, students from La Salle have been help- ing at the Monfon Heights Clinic for Brain Injured Children. They aid the regular staff in helping to develop the motor skills and muscle coor- dination of these children. Four years ago , students began this endeavor under the leadership of Brother Thomas Harmeyer. This is a real Chris- tian Social project performed by the dedicated students here at La Salle. 161 V The Stage Crew again played an important part in the production of the La Salle Drama Department's presen- tations. Many hours of physical, technical , and mental work were put into each play. The work done by'the crew gives La Salle another organization which it can be proud of . The Dance Committee provided much excellent entertainment during the year. They were in charge of setting up the many Soc Hops. They also took charge of the decorations for the Mom Prom and many other events that were a big success . 162 Dance CommiHee keg, v . :-, 4 -- .. an , . 7 : .4 A A . q , :3 f : T . , . 1 EEK ;. TOP ROW: 1. Grate, B. Egbert, K. Carrier. MIDDLE ROW: R. Henlein. K. Fleckenstein, T. Panning. R. Staudigal. G. Cling- erman, M. Goeretemoeller, R. Harvey, T. Hoh. FRONT ROW: T. Klaine, S. Ranz. J. Murphy, B. Mauer, C. Femeding, R. Weddendorph. M. Beckenhaupt, B. Gentlex. 163 151 ROW: J. Riesenbeck, E. Collins, R. Hauenstein, D. Krekeler, 8. Peter. G. Betch, P. Creed. 2nd ROW: B. Kessler, T. Jenne, J. Otte, H. Kesse, J. McGinnis, R. Hartman, MI. Bill Cady. . . n ELectnaNt: wEwi JD; SONY p The A-V Crew, alwa s striving to better their seldom cre ited servrce, this ear made extensive use of their new y acquired color VTR. With it, they were able to tape and playback movies and other T.V. broadcasts in color, which, not onl made it easier for teachers to teach eir class, but interesting for the students. Along with that and other new equipment, those who make up the crew continued their everyday duties of delivering various pieces of audio-visual equipment to the teachers who requested them and depend on them to enhance the learn- ing process of the students. The A-V Crew - the invisible bur everpresent backbone of LaSalle - serves the school in a dedicated and concerned manner, sometimes praised, sometimes criti- cized. but always appreciated. WLSH and WLST, the two student- Iun medias of the school, were on the air again in full force this year. WLSH providing popular music in the mom- ings to both entertain the students and educate the DJ. '5 in the field of radio broadcasting; WLST providing precise, live coverage of the basketball games to students down in the cafeteria , and taping classes for later viewing . The students in each organization gave their all to make LaSalle a little more enjoyable and interesting, while at the same time laying the foundation to what might well be to many of them, a future career. 151 ROW: B. Kessler. T. Jenne, M. Hartinger. J. Otte, R. Hartman, Mr. B. Cady. 2nd ROW: R. Hauenstein. D. Krekeler, G. Betch, S. Peter, H. Kesse. 165 W h P85: $.mfiazhnunya-A 166 Yearbook This year's issue of The Raconteur hopes to be the best ever. Dave Gem- perline taking the reins of editor, A assisted by Don Fessler and Bob Kes- sleI, guided all involved in this under- taking. This year's emphasis was on faces - the faces of those who attend La Salle and make it what it is. The entire staff worked many hours during the school year and just as many in the summer, giving up a lot of their spare time to make sure the book was done on time. .r-.A-4A 4;; A Camera Club is in Focus L10 R, STANDING: S. Jelen, J. Jackson, S. Schwartz. B. Kessler. SITTING: Jim Kluener. D. Kreckler. Ledger This year, there were seven issues of the Ledger. The Ledger is funded by the La Salle club and is printed by Subur- ban Typographics. The Ledger is considered by many to be one of the finest school newspapers in the Cincinnati area that deals with school andIor student acitivites. This year's editor was John Glankler. LEDGER STAFF: TOP ROW: Mark A. Stoeber, David C. Holmsuon. FRONT ROW: R. Mark Haninger, John R. Glankler. Editor. 168 Chess Team Although the Chess Club's membership declined from 64 members to 16 , the varsity captured a divisional title this year. The decrease in club members did, however, hurt the second and third teams as both faltered badly in stiff compee tition. Experience was the ingredient of success of the varsity team this year. Three of the four team members were back for their third consecutive year, Unkrich, Knapp, Rack. The other member of the quartet, Suntay. was back for his second year of match play. Early prognostications did not give the Lancers a chance to win the title. Last year's winner, Princed ton, and runnerup, Greenhills, were favored; but, the red and white of La Salle came shining through on the boards. There were many reasons for the faltering of the second and third teams. Lack of experience and lack of desire, no killer instinct - tstalemates were in vogueL Next year, with an increase in experience, the Lancers should again proudly represent the high flying Chess Club checkmates! h.. , -eh: TOP ROW: Mr. Blazer, J. Haneberg, G. Suntay, M. Unkrich, D. Wagner, S. Unk- rich, S. Schmidt. G. Jansen, M. Vordenbrueggen, D. Holstraum. FRONT ROW: 8. Shultz, M. Albers, C. Rack, 8. Knapp, T. Klaine, T. Blankemeyer. Councils Lead Spirii Wm W3 W2.- A. 2 Jr Senior Council LEFT TO RIGHT: 8. Stevens, R. Femeding. M. Hills. MI. Hamil- ton, B. Taylor. J. Schlueter. .-,,4'. 2'; . . .1'1! Chi-Town exchange student looks over part of La Salle Plant 170 Junior Council LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kabbes, K. Dirt. T. VanDriessche. J. Bessler, MI. Dan Rieder. Sophomore Council G. Martin, R. Harney, T. Has- selbeck, MI. lessee, T. Grote, J. LeBar. SITTING: R. Noonan. Frosh Council BACK ROW: M. Giordano, W. Weitzel, Bro. Dave Wissel, M. Larosa, P. Gambetta. FRONT ROW: M. Hess. S. Neiheiser. D. Day. 171 MAJEI il'i .n ,q n k' IEIE a .; idJob Do Splend AriL 3+uden+s Glee Club Enjogs Singing KNEELING: D. Arand, M. Greivenkamp, G. Gagnon. G. Clingerman, M. Heckler, M. Madden. L. Fuller, R. Burger, S. Neiheisel, T. Rasp. STANDING: G. Hardig, S. Knapp, M. Hils, M. Maly, T. Klaine, M. Sanders. S. Herman, M. Hammel- rath, G. Herman. B. Quisno, T. Kennedy, R. Maue. Bro. Robert OItbal; Tom Klaine, Treasurer; Dan Wissel, Secretary; Mark Mammelrath, Vice President; Mark Maly. President; OIB. KNEELING: N. Hand, W. Klumb, D. Trefzger, D. Wissel, R. Moning, M. Schmitz. R. Foppe, G. Kissel, R. Sut- ton. STANDING: S. Schaefer, A. Wood, T. Prybal, J. Cella, K. Dirt, M. Townley, T. Van Driessche, W. Rieger, M. Lampe. D. Goddard. J. De Luco, D. Kennedy. 175 Half Time Show's Are Greai Band is Three Ring Circus :fiT , ,- KNEELING: Joe Bill, Secretary; Joe Grote. Vice President. STANDING: OJB, Jim Miller, Treasurer; Kevin Tierney. President. SHOW BAND: SITTING: J. Moorman, R. Hicks. P. Semancik. J. Miller, 1. Bill. I. Schoenlaub. KNEELING: M. Schumacher, S. Temler, G. Reckelhoff. T. Scheid. S. Havlin. STANDING: R. Harvey, J. Nolan, K. Tierney, D. Wagner, T. Huey. Jim Miller - Sweet and Low. 176 KNEELING: D. Siemer, G. Greiv- enkamp, R. Harney, G. Reckel- hoff, P. Minges. D. Gemperline, A. Grote, I. Moorman. STAND- ING: A. Strunks, J. Schoenlaub, M. Schumacher, J. Grote, M. Limke, T.Scheid, T. Findley, S. Havlin, S. Tentler, T. Huey, R. Harvey. SITTING: G. Hube, J. Feldman, J. Scott. J. Bill. R. Staudigel. B. Becker. KNEELING: R. WillweILh, R. Hicks, K. Tierney, H. Binzer, C. Cerimele, I. Siemer. D. Wagner. STANDING: J. Nolan. J. Gleason, E. Robers. G. Hartman, D. Schepker, P. Semancik. A. Olding, J. Miller. PEP BAND: SITTING: R. Hicks, A. Olding. J. Miller, E. Robers, R. Stau- digel. KNEELING: K. Tierney. STANDING: J. Moorman, J. Nolan. S. Temler. OJB, I. Gleason, P. Sem- ancik, D. Wagner. Tornado '74' Rips Hamilion Counig After not having a single tornado in Cincinnati for over 40 years, the second one in 5 years devastated Hamilton County on Apri13, 1974. In Saylox Park, the hardest hit'Cincinnati area, a two block area was virtually destroyed. On Holmes City Ave. . cars were upside down, trees were felled, and in one area, apparently a sub-division . it was impossible to tell which debris belonged to which house. In the Dent-Mack area in Green Township, there was extensive damage and one fatality. In the Yorktown Trailer Park, 25 trailers overturned. In Elmwood Place, Vine Street was annihilated. With an estimated $60 million damage on their hands , the residents of Cincinnati started the claan-up right away but some residents will never :eEover from their loss. Tornado HITS in our area. as seen in Cheviot-Westwood area. Photos by Bill Hetzer 76 I78 NaHonal Honor Qodie+g STANDING, Left to Right: M. Schu- macher. Ed Semmler, I. Grate, T. Scheid, S. Ruberg, M. Maly, M. Hills, G. Clingerman, S. Calardo, B. Jennings. J. Bill, S. Knapp, T. McAndrews, S. Shultz, T. McCarthy. I. Thinnes, M. Vale. R. Davis, C. Easton. KNEELING, Left to Right: R. Ferneding, J. Miller, R. Hicks, H. Binzer. 5. Wolf. D. Wissel, M. Wild liams. 11? 371W! 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John Lycaa 3'1?! f 5 . ..A L! 1; Bra. fierk Clubhela 5 ff, I x ., .. .na .MF 1.4.: .515, z 2y: rank .m- 0 D IT n U 0 C W .9 Fa B V $55.. , . 23., , 5.4, . .53 Chad? , 3?; . . , . ..SS N 3E: M Senior Direc+org 1974 ARAND. DAVID WILLIAM 3499 Poole Rd. St. Ann1s Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseba112. BAKER. KEITH 3660 Donatce Drive St. Ann's Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3. BALZER, WILLIAM C. 3415 Belltone Ave. St. Catherine Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. BANGE. MIKE 5428 Northpoint Dr. St. Ignatius Bowling 1; WLSH 2 . BARNELL, MICHAEL A. 3315 Stanhope Ave. St. Martin's Soccer 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. BASS, ROBERT W. 495 Coachman CI. St. James Wrestling 2. 3 , 4; Executive Board 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. BAUMER, TONY A. 5651 Jessup Rd. St. James. BECK, GARY KEITH 3987 Glenmore Ave. St. Martin's Football 1; Baseball 2. BECKENHAUPT. MATT J. 3392 Key West D1. 31. James Stage Crew 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 4. BEHLE, JOHN 2235 Ripplebrook Dr. Assumption Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 3 . BERDING. RANDY E. 5227 Shepherd Little Flower Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. BESEDICK, STEVE T. 3273 Warfield Ave. St. Ann's Stage Crew 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Bronze Honor Pin 3. BESSLER, STEVEN GERARD 5541 Karen Ave. St. Al's Chess Club 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. BIELIAUSKAS, CORNELIUS V. 2968 Compton Rd. St. Ann's Drama Club 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; WLSH 4. BILL, JOSEPH M. 4771 Blue Rock Rd. St. James National Honor Society 3, 4; Stage Crew 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Policy Board 1. 2. 3; Clinic 4; Basketball 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. BLISS. STEVE T . 3013 Montezuma Dz. Assumption Stage Crew 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3 . BINZER, HOWARD L. 5063 Jessup Rd. St. James National Honor Society 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4; Bike Club 2 . BOLAND. JIM A. 2983 Aries Ct. St. Ann's Stage Crew 1. BOLLIN, MARK ANDREW 5893 Ranlyn Ave. Little Flower Glee CIub 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. BOSSE, CARL N. 6348 Savannah Ave. St. Richard. BOSSE, DONALD 3391 Boomer Rd. St. Ignatius. BROTHERS, JAMES L. 2757 Banning St. Ann's Glee Club 1. 2. BROWN. JAMES RAYMOND 2720 Eugenie Lane St. Catharine Camera Club 1, 2; Yearbook 2; Engineering Club 4 . BROWN, RICHARD A. 2705 Monfort Heights Dr. St. Ignatius Poster Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally 1, 2, 3 , 4. BROWN, ROBERT L. 3705 Monfort Heights Dr. St. Ignatius Poster Club 2, 3; Baseba114: Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Rally 2, 3, 4. BRUNNER. ROBERT L. 3521 Gailynn Dr. St. Ignatius Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3 . BUSCH. GREG E. 3346 Stevie Lane St. James Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2. BUSSELL. TIMOTHY W. 5488 Karen Ave. St. Aloysius Student Council 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1 , 2 . BUZEK. JOHN C. 2839 La Feuille Ave. St. Catherine. CALARDO. STEVE P. 4306 Marlin Ave. St. Martin National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Policy Board 3; Ledger 3. CALDWELL. GERARD 6036 Pawnee Dr. St. Richard. CAMPBELL. ROBERT A. 2729 Hannga Dr. St. Ann's Glee Club 1; Football 1; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1 . CARRIER, KENNETH P. 5165 Deeridge Lane St. Ignatius Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1. CASSEDY , THOMAS J. 3946 Roswell Ave. St. Martin's Soccer 2. CASSINI, STEVEN J. 6071 Benken Ln. St. Jude Yearbook 2; Bowling 1, 2. CLINGERMAN. GREGORY J . 3328 Rocker Drive St. Ann Ledger 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4: Glee Club 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; 1 Bronze Pin 1; Speech Club 1: Dance Committee 4. COLLINS . JAMES 2413 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower Stage Crew 3; Student Council 1; Class Offlcers 1; Soccer 1, 2; Homeroom Representative 1; Hall Paintings 3 . COLLINS. MICHAEL J. 5500 Penway Ct. Little Flower Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. COMARATA, JAMES 3366 Tallahasse Dr. St. James Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. COMER, MIKE T. 3922 Glenmore Ave. St. Martins Wrestling 1; Clinic 1. DAVIS. RANDY 5619 Colerain Ave. Little Flower Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3. DECKER. MIKE S. 6096 Ramblingridge St. James Soccer 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4. DeFIGLIA, STEVE 2334 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower Soccer 4; Football 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3 . DENUZIO. PETER 3011 Shady Crest Dr. St. Ann DeSALVO, 1. TIM 2815 Urwiller Ave. St. Catharine Baseball 1; Bowling 1; Swimming 1. DICKHAUS. MICHAEL ANTHONY 3619 Brockton Drive St. John. DIRR. ROBERT 2412 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower Stage Crew 3, 4. DITTGEN. JAMES C. 4322 St. Martins Place St. Martins Wrestling 2; Clinic 1. DITTMER. MICHAEL S . 7289 Forfeit Run Rd. St. Bernard Stage Crew 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1; Chess Club 2, 3. 4. DONOHUE, STEVEN B. 5130 Boomer Rd. St. Ignatius Football 1. 2. 4; Baseba112. 4; Track 1. 2; Swimming 1. DOYLE, TIM 1421 St. Clair Ave . Assumption Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3. DRUMMEY. PAUL M. 3965 Woodthrush St. John Track 1, 2. DUNLAY , THOMAS V . 2557 Mustang Dr. St. Catharine Soccer 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. DURBAN. JEFF A. 343 Howell Annunciation EASTON. CHARLES R. 3168 Carlos Dr. St. Ann, ENDRES. TERENCE, J. 5635 Foxglove Ln. St. Ann Bronze Honor Pin 3 . BPURE, JAMES P. 9040 Roundtop Road St. Ann Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 4; Clinic 4. ERNST, CHRISTOPHERJ. 2331 Whitewood Lane St. Ann Football 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestling 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. ERRAS, EDDIE J. 3946 Glenmore Ave. St. Martins Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2. FEAR, JAMES M. 2562 Ferguson Rd. Tennis 2. St . Catharine PELDKAMP, JONOTHAN W. 5316 Race Rd. 31. Ignatius Football 1, 2. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 4. FELDMAN, MICHAEL W. 4289 Hubble Rd. St. James Chess Club 1, 2. FERNEDING. RUSSELL C. 5667 Evelyn Ave. St. James Class Officers 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3. FISCHER, KIM F. 3232 W. Galbraith St. Ann. FLECKENSTEIN, KEVIN I. 8448 Chesswood Dr. St. Ann Stage Crew 4; Clinic 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. FLYNN . DANIEL T . 2546 North Bend Rd . Little Flower Class Officers 1; Clinic 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wrestling 2; Swimming 1. FOCKE. MARK A. 2468 Kipling Ave. Yearbook 1. FRANZ , DONALD J. 2906 Woodrow Ave. St. Catharine Track 4; Bronze Honor Pin; Silver Honor Pin Little Flower FRANZ, PHILIP C . 2906 Woodrow Ave. St, Catharine, FREDWEST. I. GREGORY 5467 Race Rd. St. Ignatius Wrestling 1, 2, 3. FREY, MARK 9150 Roundtop Rd. Soccer 2, 3, 4. St. John's FULLER, LARRY G. 4072 Race Rd. St. Aloysius Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 4; Swimming 4; WLSH 4. GAGNON. GREG A. 3271 Montana Ave. St. Martins Basketball 4. GEIGER, CHUCK B. 7360 Forest Ave. Assumption Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 4. GERACI, JEFF H. 266 Forestwood Drive GIESKEN. ROBERT C. 6000 Pineview Lane St. James Track 1. GOERTEMOELLER. MARK H. 3604 East St. Martin St. Martin Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. GOERTEMILLER, MARK I. 5749 Juliemarie St. James Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1, , , 4; Red and White Committee 1, 2, 3, . GOMIEN. CHARLES A. 3257 Stanhope Ave. St. Martin. GRAMKE. TIMOTHY M. 10212 September Drive St. John Mini Week Instructor. GREIVENKAMP, MICHAEL J. 4557 Farview Drive St. James Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1; Class Officers 1; A-V Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Clinic 4; Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; Track 1; Tennis 2; WLST 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Ledger 4. GRIMES. DONALD R. 3763 Susanna DIive St. Ann. GRIMME, GREGORY A. 5579 Mayberry Lane St. James Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. GROH. ANTHONY A. 9254 Montoro Drive Assumption Football 1; Wrestling 2. GROSS . DON J. 3642 Mozart Ave. St. Martins. GROTE. JOSEPH w. 4067 Jessup Rd. St. James Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Class Officers 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Red and White Committee 3, 4; Tennis 2; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Poster Club 4; Prom Committee 4; National Honor Society 4; Stage. Crew 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Silver Honor Pin 3 . GUTMAN, MICHAEL D, . 5626 Leumas Drive St. Ignauus Camera Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2. HAAP, RANDY S. 6885 Memory Lane St. Ann A-V Crew 1, 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. HAMMELRATH, MARK E. 3470 Oakmeadow Lane Saint Ann Class Officers 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2. HAND , BARRY M. 3748 Wilmar Drive Saint Martin. HANNEKEN, TIMOTHY J. 3851 Maywood Court Saint Aloysius. HARVEY, ROBERT P. 3699 Monfort Heights Drive Saint Ignatius Stage Crew 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HEEKIN. PETER P. 3414 Anaconda Drive Saint Catharine. HEIDORN, RICHARD A. 3617 Meadow Avenue Saint Martin Football 1; Basketball 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. HELMES. TED R. 2579 Dolphin Drive Saint Ann Clinic 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Soccer 2. HENBGAR, MICHAEL P. 9108 Orangewood Drive Assumption Camera Club 2; Yearbook 2. HENLEIN, RONALD L. 3675 Hubble Road Saint James Stage Crew 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4. HENNARD , JOHN A. 5990 Gaines Road Saint James Glee Club 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. HERMAN, GARY C. 6347 Mullen Rd. St. Bernard Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Cheerleaders 4; Stage Crew 2; Intermurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin, HERRON. DAVID M. 5678 Surrey Avenue Saint Ignatius Football 4. HESS, BERNARD J. 3629 East Darwin Avenue Saint Martin Dance Committee 1: Homecoming Committee 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3. HESS, JAMES R. 2810 Roseann Ln. Little Flower Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2; Baseball 2; Bronze Honor Pin 2 . HEUSMANN, MICHAEL w. 8449 Coghill Lane Saint Ann Football 2: Track 1, 2, 4. HICKS. RONALD J. 7336 Park Avenue Assumption Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2. HILS, MATTHEW H. 3648 White Oak Drive Saint James Poster Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Policy Board 2; Glee Club 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Parchisi 4Reserves1 4. HOFFMAN, TOM M. 6070 Kardon Ct. St. James Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3 . HUDEPOHL, MICHAELJ. 3519 Blue Rock Road St. James. HULSMANN. RICHARD 8434 Jackies Dr. St. Ann. JANSEN. STUART J. 5227 Horizonvue Dr. Little Flower Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 4; Policy Board 2; Clinic 4; Dance Committee 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3. JENNINGS, ROBERT W. 3048 Timberview DI. St. Ignatius National Honor Society 3, 4; Ledger 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin; Silver Honor Pin; Gold Honor Pin; Gold Key 4. KAISER. FREDRICK. J. 3468 W. Kemper Rd. St. Ann. KAMMER. GEORGE M. 2316 Golf Dr. St. Ann Track 3; Golf 2, 4. KAMMER. RICHARD E. 3388 Nandale Dr. St. Ann Glee Club 1, 2; Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 4. KELLY. PATRICK J. 4277 Grotto Ct. St. Martin. KEMPER. JOHN A. 3249 Deborah Lane St. James Clinic 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Bike Club 2. 3. 4; Usher 3. 4. KENNEDY . TOM K . 3224 Darwin Ave. St. Martin Glee Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4. KENNEDY, THOMAS P. 5637 Penway Ct. Little Flower Soccer 2, 3; Swimming 1. KERN, JOE R. 5886 Cottontail Ct. St. James Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1. KESSLER. RICHARD W. 3254 Bracken Rd. St. Catharine Football 1; Track 1. KIHM. KENNETH L. 7761 Althaus Rd. St. Bernard Football 1; Track 3; Bowling 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 3. KISTNER, JERRY A. 7362 Huntridge Ave . Assumption Class Officers 4: Clinic 1; Football 1; Swimming 1, 2; WLSH 4. KLUG, PAUL R. 4037 Harrison Ave. St. Martin Track 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin; Silver Honor Pin. KNAB, JOSEPH F. 6034 Jessup Rd. St. James Bowling 4. KNAPP, STEVE F. 4357 Hubble Rd. St. James Baseball 2; Drama Club 3, 4; PIom Committee 3; Stage Crew 2; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Key 4. KNIPPER, STEVEN R. 3269 Blue Acres CI. St. James Bowling 1, 2; Karate Club 4. KNOX, WILLIAM E. 1944 Compton Rd. Assumption Track 1; Soccer 1. KNUEVEN, DAVID W. 7359 Park Ave. Assumption Cheerleader 4; Track 1; Soccer 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. KOCH, BARRY 5713 Juliemarie Ct. St. James Tennis 2; Cross Country 1; Patchesi 4 . KOLB. WILLIAM T. 1481 Kinney Ave. Assum tion Cheerleader 3, 4; Yearboo 2; Tennis 1. 2. KOLODZIK , MIKE A . 2401 N. Bend Rd. Little Flower Tennis 8 , 4. KORTEKAMP. DONALD J. 2381 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower Soccer 1 . KREIMER, STEVE 3857 Reemelin Rd. St. Ignatius Drama Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3 , 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1 . KRUMMEN, JOHN A. 2701 Montana Ave. SI.Catharine Yearbook 1; Bike Club 2. KUETHE, DENNIS J. 7870 Sequoia Ct. St. Ann. KUMMER, TOM 7795 Cella Drive St. Ann. LAAKE. STEVE A. 5910 Jessup Road St. James Football 1, 2. LAMPE. LARRY H. 6756 Path Ct. St. Ann Glee Club 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4. LaROSA, MIKE T. 3475 McFarlan Rd. St. Catharine Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 2. 4; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. LEAHY , DANIEL J. 2502 North Bend Rd. Little Flower Yearbook 2. LEMMINK. THOMAS M. 3730 Harding Ave. St. Martin Baseball 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, LENTLER. STEVE 5618 Hickory Ridge Ln. St. Ignatius Band 4. LILLIS. BRUCE R. 3650 Gailynn DI. St. Ignatius. LONG. DENNIK J. 5578 Clearview Ave. St. Aloysius Football 1, 2; Track 1. LUEHRMANN, ALBERT I. 9203 Ranchill Dr. Assumption Swimming 1. 2. 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1. LUERS, DAN G. 3475 Applegate Ave. St. Martin Clinic 4. MACK, DOUGLAS C. 1993 Compton Rd. Assumption Drama 1, 2, 3, 4. MALLORY . CHRIS 8406 Jackies Dr. St. Ann Glee Club 1. 2; Football 1. 2; Track 1. MALONE, DENNIS J. 8299 Royal Heights Dr. St. Ann A-V Crew 2. MALY , MARK B . 5863 Willowoak Ln. St. James Drama Club 2. 3, 4; Poster Club 4; Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Ledger 2. 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4; Parchesi Team 4. MAROIS . JEROME L. 4252 Runningfawn Dr. St. Ignatius. MASCHINOT , GREGORY J. 2306 Aquarius Dr. Assumption. MASSA, MICHAEL J. 2837 Duland Ave. St. Catharine Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4. MAUNTEL, MICHAELJ. 5625 Vogel Rd. Little Flower. McANDREWS, TERRENCE J. 3912 Gary Ct. St. Aloysius National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; It's Academic 4; Ledger 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1. MCCARTHY. TIMOTHY J. 2208 North Bend Rd. Little Flower National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. McDONOUGH. KEVIN L. 4053 Harding Ave. St. Martin Student Council 4; Tennis 2; Gold Key 4. MECKLENBORG, DAN P. 4511 Farview Dr. St. James Drama Club 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Policy Board 2; Ledger 2, 3. 4; Clinic 8. 4; Bronze Honor Pm 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. MERSCH. TIMOTHY G. 7126 Broadmore Dr. St. Bernard Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Track 3. MEYER. KEVIN A. 3037 West Knolls Ln. Football 2. MEYER. MARK ALLEN 2874 Rebor Ct. Little Flower Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. MILAZZO. ANTHONY 3268 Basswood Lane St. Ignalius Track 1; Soccer 2. 3. St . Catharine MILLER, CHARLES D. 5641 Bridgetown Rd. St. Aloysius Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. MILLER, JAMES R. 5529 Clearview Ave. St. Aloysius Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. MILLER. TOM 8428 Jackies DI. St. Ann's Chess Club 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3. MINGES. MARK G. 3155 Harrison St. Catharine Soccer 1. 2; Intermurals 3. 4. MISTLER. JOHN CHARLES 3427 Cheviot Ave. St. Martin's Soccer 3. MOORE. EMMETT R. 3475 Boudinot Ave . St. Catharine Yearbook 1; Football 2, 3; Soccer 1. MUELLER. MARK 4167 Quaker Hill Dr. St. Ignatius Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Football 1, 2; Soccer 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2 . MURPHY. JOSEPH K. 3887 Florence Ave. St. Aloysius Drama Club 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2. 3, 4; Clinic 2; Dance Committee 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2. 3. 4; Red and White Committee 2. 3. 4. NAEHRING . MARK 3641 Paramount St. James Basketball 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. NEIHEISEL. DAVID E. 4241 St. Martin Place St. Martin Bronze Honor Pin 4 . OSBORNE, DAVID L. 5684 Lawrence Road St. Aloysius. OSGOOD. MICHAEL J. 3964 Drew Ave. St. Aloysius Prom Committee 1; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. OTTE. JIM C. 4197 Timberpoim Dr. 31. Ann A-V Crew 1, 2, 3. 4; WLST 2. 3, 4; WLSH 4; Student Council 3; Archeology Club 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3. OWENS. KEVIN G. 3283 Renfro Ave. St. Martin Student Councii 3. 4; Policy Board 3; Ledger 3. 4; Clinic 4; Tennis 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. PAGE . MICHAEL E. 4113 Clear Point Cr. St. Ignatius Football 1; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Soccer 2. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4; Parchesi 4. PANNING. TOM 3334 Dolomar St. Ann Stage Crew 4; Archeology 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2. PETERS, THOMAS M. 3684 Shortridge Dr. St. Ann. PETRONIO. PETE J. 4472 Grove Ave. St. Aloysius Camera Club 1; Band 1. 2; Soccer 2. . PRENDERGAST. JAMES B. 2893 Loretta DI. Little Flower Glee Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Golf 3 . RACK. CHARLES E. 5956 Colerain Little Flower Drama Club 4; Chess Club 3. 4: Football 1; Track 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. RANZ. CHARLES S . 3375 Boomer Rd. St. I natius A-V Crew 3. 4: Basebal 1. 2; Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Drama 4. REBEL, ROBERT C. 3686 Donate. DI. St. Ann Drama Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Clinic 3, 4. RECKELHOFF. GREGORY F. 2825 W. Galbraith Rd. St. Ann Band 1. 2. 3, 4. RENNER, CHARLES J. 3856 Canwheel Terrace St. Ann Track 1. REYNOLDS. DANIEL B. 6668 Springdale Rd. St. Bernard Stage Crew 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3 . RICHTER, MICHAEL D. 3080 Queen City Ave. Chess Club 3 . RICKE, MICHAEL 3347 Alexis Drive St. Ann Track 1. 3. 4. RIES, RONALD N. 1744 Grayrick Drive Assumption. RITTER THOMAS J. 2858 Parhill Drive Little Flower. ROAT. STEPHEN C. 3731 Donata Dr. St. Ann Swimming 1. 2. 3. ROBBE. EDWARD R. 3115 Cavanagh Ave. Football 1, 2. 3. 4. ROETHER. MARK J. 3612 Gamble Drive St. Martin Tennis 1; Wrestling 2. 4. St . Catharine St . Catharine ROLF. WILLIAM R. 2770 Shaffer Ave. Engineering Club 4 . St . Catharine ROONEY , DAVID 2647 Pancoast Ave. St. Catharine. RUBERG. STEPHEN J. 3385 Palmhill Lane; St. Ignatius Poster Club 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officers 2. 3; Glee Club 3; Yearbook 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4; Parchesi 4. RUEVE. TIMOTHY T. 5656 North Glen St. Aloysius Cheerleader 4; Clinic 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4. RUPPERT. MARK R. 4156 Clearpoint Drive St. Ignatius Track 1; Soccer 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. SANDERS. MARK 6195 Seiler Drive St. James Glee Club 4; Dance Committee 1; Tennis 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Safety Council 2. SCHEID. TIMOTHY J. 4003 Drew Ave . St. Aloysius Gonzaga Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. SCHEPKER. DON S. 3379 Stevie Lane St. James Band 1, 2, 3. SCHLACHTER, THOMAS 5999 Fawnridge Ct. St. James Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. SCHLUETER. T. JAY 3341 North Bend Rd . St. Ignatius Stage Crew 2 . 3; Student Council 3, 4; Class Officers 2. 3, 4; Policy Board 3; A-V Crew 1, 2. 3, 4; Ledger 2. 4; Dance Committee 2; WLSH 2, 3, 4. SCHMITT , JEFF J. 4113 Janward Dr. St. Aloysius Clinic 1; Football 1. 2: Baseball 2. 4. SCHROECK. MICHAELI. 5868 Pameleen Ct. Little Flower Ledger 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. SCHULER, JAMES R. 8666 Cheviot Rd. St. James Bike Club 2. 3. SCHULZ. STEVEN J. 8050 Peacock DI. St. Ann National Honor Society 3. 4; Ledger 3; Chess Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 4; Golf 1, 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4; Speech 1. SCHUMACHER, MICHAEL R. 8057 Vegas Dr. St. Ann National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 2. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. SCHWAB. JEROME. J. 3691 Jessup Rd. St. James Cat. D-8. SCOTT. GARRY R. 3831 Maywood Ct. St. Aloysius. 185 186 SELLET, DAVID L. 5542 Windridge Dr. St. Ignatius Football 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestling 2. SEMMLER, ED R. 6087 Pawnee Dr. St. Richard National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. SEUBERLING, KEITH M. 5605 Goldenrod Dr. Little FIOWer Football 1: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. SILLIES, JOHN W. 5534 North Point DI. St. Ignatius. SILVATI, MICHAEL J. 3431 Ringwood Ln. St. Ann Ledger 2; Glee Club 1; Yearbook 2; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. SMITH. DWIGHT D. 1915 Connecticut Ave. 81. Richard Cheerleader 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Bike Club 2 . 3 . STACEY, STEVEN C. 2800 Montana Ave. Bronze Honor Pin 4. STATT. MARK P. 7317 Harding Avenue Assumption Drama Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4; A- V Crew 2. 3, 4: Ledger 3; Swimming 2. STEINER. ROY E. 7273 Memory Lane St. Ann Yearbook 3; Clinic 2; Soccer 1, 2. St . Catharine STENGER, FRANK F. 1521 Adams Road Assumption Karate Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. STEVENS. ROBERT G. 4272 Apfkegate Ave. St. Martin Nationa Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. STOECKLIN. JACK 4171 Homelawn Ave. St. Aloysius. STROTMAN. BILLI. 8463 Jackies Drive St. Ann. SUER. DANIELI. 5955 Giffindale Dr. St. James Class Officers 1. 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SUMME. JOHN H. 7915 Elizabeth St. Tennis 1. 2. SUNDERMAN. JOSEPH G. 3235 Ferncroft SI. Catharine Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SUNDRUP, MARK 3624 Oakmeadow Lane St. James Tennis 2; Cross Country 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Parchesi 4. SUTTON. FRANK H. 3682 Centurion DI. St. Ignatius Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council 3 , 4; Glee Club 3; Clinic 4; Dance Assumption Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4: Recruiting 4. TAYLOR, BARRY M. 5398 Sanrio Ct. St. Ignatius Cheerleader 3 . 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Committge 4; Senior Council 4; Dance Committee 1. TENKMAN . PAUL E. 5412 Blue Bird Ln. Little Flower Basketball 2, 3; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3 . TENT-LER, STEPHEN J. 5618 Hickorn Ridge Ln. St. Ignatius Basketball 4; Baseball 4. TEPE, WILLIAMJ. 4045 Clearpoint Dr. St. Ignatius Soccer 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1. THINNES, JAMES 3106 Rockacres St. James National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Bronze H0110: Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 4. THOMPSON, RON G. 5396 Race Road St. Ignatius Track 1. THORNBURY . MICHAEL G. 6100 Seiler Drive St. James Football 1; Soccer 2. 3. TIERNEY. KEVIN I. 3038 Ramona Ave. St. Catharine Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TOWNLEY, GREG A. 3416 Robb Ave. St. Martins Baseball Mgr. 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. TRACHSEL. TIM G. 3639 Whiteoak Drive St. James Soccer 2; Bronze Honor Pin. TREFZGER, SCOT D. 3450 Cheviot Ave. St. Catharine Prom Committee 4; Class Officers 4; Glee Club 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Clinic 4; Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. UNKRICH , STEVEN R. 5769 Ocala Court St. James Sta 6 Crew 4; Student Council 4; Chess Clu 2. 3, 4; Track 3; Bowling 4; Silver Honor Pin; Bronze Honor Pin. VALE. MARK E. 4281 Apflegate Ave. St. Martin Nationa Honor Society 4; It's Acade 'c 4; Bronze. Honor Pin 1; Silver onor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. VOLK, RICHARDJ. 3006 Costello Ave. St. Catharine. VOLPENHEIN. ERIC C. 3814 Robin Hill Drive St. Ignatius Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 4. WAGNER. MARKI. 3020 Daytona Ave. St. Catharine Band 1, 2, 3; Drama 4. WALDEKC, DAVID H. 2949 Ravogli Ave. St. Catharine. WALDEN. RUSSEL I. 6112 Johnson Road St. Ignatius. WALL, GARY D. 5849 Cottontail Ct. St. Ann Baseball. WALSH. GERALD J. 3151 Sunnyhollow Drive St. James Soccer 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Key 4. WALSH, JAMES C. 3234 Autumn Lane St. James Soccer 2. 3, 4. WANSTRATH, DAVE 9490 Brehm Rd. St. James Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 4. WEISEL, JIM K. 6094 Thompson Rd. St. Bernard Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling 2. WEISEL. JOHN K. 6094 Thompson Rd. St. Bernard Glee Club 1; Bowling 2. WIEHE, RICHARD H. 3719 Darwin Ave. St. Martin Drama Club 3. 4; Poster Club 2; Stage Crew 3, '4; Student Council 4; Chess Club 3; Clinic 3, 4; Dance Committee 3 , 4. WILKER. JERRY 2360 Van Leunen DI. Little Flower. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL P. 2751 Byrneside Ave . Little Flower National Honor Society 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 4; Bike Club 2, 3. WISSEL. DAN J. 6863 Kern Drive St. Bernard Glee Club 3, 4; Clinic 3; Football 1; Track 1, 3; Bowling 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1. WITTE. JAMES R. 2748 North Bend Rd. Little Flower Bronze Honor Pin 2 . WOHLFRAM, STEVEN J. 2509 Meyerhill Dr. St. Catharine Band 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2 . WOLF. STEVEN C. 4267 West Fork Rd. 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Healthy, Ohio 521-7800 NEIDHARD puulIAL PHI Kirby Pharmacy 5554 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Mun: 4 PHARMACY 5415135 Rohe Pharmacy Harrison and Glenmore Cheviot, Ohio 45211 661-0480 CINCINNATUS Saving and Loan Company Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Telephone: 661-6903 3341 Harrison Avenue Saving Mortgage Accounts Loans Established 1885 206 I 973-74 News Briefs From Around +he World. Across +he Vietnam POW's return home Successful Skylab missions pave the way for future explorations President Johnson dies Total eclipse of the sun, second longest in 1000 years War breaks out in the Middle East once again Tenth anniversary of President Kennedy's death Chile's first freely elected Marxist government overthrown by military coup Princess Anne marries Capt. Mark Phillips Watergate investigation reveals nation's worst scandal Spiro Agnew resigns as Vice-President and loses license to practice law Archibald Cox fired after refusing to comply with President's orders Saturday Night Massacre Attorney General Elliot Richardson and his deputy William Ruchelhause resign after refusing to fire Cox for the President Gerald Ford replaces Agnew as Vice President Kissinger wins Nobel Peace Prize for Vietnam cease-fite Energy Crises: True - oil companies False - consumers? U . S . sells wheat to U.S.S .R. , price of Butternut goes up 0. I . breaks Jim Brown's NFL rushing record Forman Floors Frazier Hank Aaron surpasses Babe Ruth's record Springer sprung from City Council because of massage parlor check ticochets GM stops support of Soap Box Derby after winner is disqualified due to father's magnetic ambition Women's Lib Vs. Male Chauvinism: Billy Jean King whoops Sugar Daddy Riggs MO-Love'n Say Hey Kid tWillie Mayg says so long to baseball Kung Fu craze sweeps the country Pablo Picasso, great modern day artist, dies Ivory Crocket runs controversial 100 Yd. dash in 9 flat Republicetns lose seat to Luken along with many other seats around the country tWatetgate blamed0 Best Actor - Jack Lemmon in SAVE THE TIGER Best Actress - Glenda Jackson Best Movie - STING Best Song - The Way We Were' S.L.A. kidnaps Patty Hearst??? Kojak. Columbo, Mannix, Barnaby Jones. Ironsides, McMillian and Wife. Rookies, Adam - 12, Streets of San Francisco, Cannon, Hawkins, Hawaii Five-O, and F .B .I. all search for Miss Hearst. Midwest ripped by tornadoes. hit Xenia . Sayler Park, Elmwood Place. World Football League tWFD raids NFL teams. Xavier University drops football program after many losing seasons. India joins elite nuclear powers, explodes its own A-bomb. Bill Walton drafted by Portland Trailblazers. Supreme Court pro-abortion ruling has first anniversary, gets flack from Pro-Life group. Nafion and in he Hallowed Halls of La Qalle. Art Department facilities expanded and improved Mini Week - First Ever The best Fund Drive Ever - $43,000 Outstanding mission collections - almost $5 .000 Senior Retreat program Day of Renewal for fresh, sophs, and juniors Dynamic Intramural Program under the direction of Bro. Dan Carrigan Bro. Larry Keller initiates On-The-Job Training Program Financially successful fund raising efforts of the PTA and the La Salle Club Beginning construction on the new building addition Steve Wolf selected as a National Merit Scholarship finalist Chicago - Cincinnati student exchange program Formation and approval of the La Salle High School Board of Trustees Winning the GCL in Basketball for the second year in a row Scott Trefzger is the first Lancer to win a state championship in diving Bro. Dan Canigan's Silver Jubilee year as a Christian Brother Senior Frank Sutton elected as an officer in the National CYO Mr. Bill Cady named GCL Coach of the Year - Coaches the High School All-Stars Highly entenaihing Christmas and Spring Concerts. Varsity Baseball team won the District and Sectionals and lost to Princeton in Regionals Memorable dramatic productions of Becket and South Pacific The informative and lively issues of THE LEDGER Broxterman and Barlag stage Action Auction for the Fund Drive MI . Ginn initiates Non-Directive Counseling Fresh and Reserves win GCL Track and eat pizza at La Rosa's Effective Group Guidance program developed by the Guidance Department Senior. Randy Davis. second in the state in wrestling tournament Senioi Tom Young is fifth in the state in diving Miss Fran Cappel retires after 10 years of service Ice days freese out semester exams Tornado's hail take toll in BIO. Pauls Greenhouse Parchessi makes debut as intexscholastic coed sport at Ll S tnon-contaco La Salle Movin and Improvin 74 Basketball team wins second GCL crown in a row, trying for three in '75 Zitt squad marks P and G patch test a success Third floor smoking lounge contributes to general revenue fund 207 208 La Salle Racon+eur EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... Dave Gemperline ASSISTANT EDITORS ----------------- Don Fessler Tom Jenne STAFF ............... Jim Thinnes n -Bob Kessler Paul Durban Mike Schumacher Dan Meinors Terry Rabanus Paul Hoblitzel Gary Grievenkamp Chris Cerimele Ron Appling BUSINESS MANAGER ................... Len Inderhees - Tom Bobinger BUSINESS STAFF ...... Bill Klumb Eric Miller Brad Otten A1 Lindeman John Bellissimo John Flohr Rick Stercz Carl Feldman Bob Dorsey Bob Plogsted Ron Rieddy LA SALLE CAMERA CLUB ---------------- Steve Ielen Dave Krekler Bob Kessler Joe Jackson Steve Schwartz Eric Francis UNDERCLASS PICTURES ----------------- Indiana School Pictures Inc. 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