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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

$5 Cincinnafi. Ohio Raconieur I975 ' lnh-oducfion pgs. 2 - 13 p Qiudem Life pgs. l4 - 63 4F L Classes pgs. 64 - I 18 T Faculfg pgs. l l d 9-131 ! Acfivifies pgs. 132 - I77 4 4' Senior Direoforg pgs. l82 - 185 Ads pgs. 186 - 207 '! To dream the Impomlble dream. ' i0 l'lgM tho unbedable foe lo bear with unbearable sorrow i - I to run where IO brave dare n'ol gal ! a thi Hie unrighlable wrong; i ' to love pure and check from afar .' himwhengourarmsaroioowoarg - in reach H19 unmhabla mar. i Thhlcmuquod.hfolluufha!dar. I ' ' i ' no malici- how hopeless i no maHorhow far. . I ,, . lo figh! for flu: right without question or pause. . , , '0 be willing in march info hell hr a heavenly i cause. . . Andllmwifl'llonlg bohuefofhlaglorious quest . ihai my heart will be peaceful and calm who'n I . 2 ha I! laidfomyroef: ' i ' ' - . Mihoworldudllbobenerforfhis ' . ; . that one man soomodland covered th g. x . soars still ' shove will: hls'hel ounce of courage . . Asleep on the job - dreaming the impossible dream . To Dream +he. TO FIGHT THE UNBEATABLE FOE. T0 BEAR WITH UNBEARABLE SORROW. TO RUN WHERE THE BRAVE DARE NOT GO . for yesterday is buf a dream. and tomorrow is only a vision buf. iodag well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. To Righi Hm I our greaiesf glory consisis in never failing but in rising every iime we fall. oliver goldsmiih To try though your arms are too weary. Guilty or not guilty - student mock trial. Swearing in - Student Gov't. Unrighiable Wrong TO LOVE PURE AND CHASTE FROM AFAR. TO TRY WHEN YOUR ARMS ARE WAY WORN AND WEARY. TO REACH THE UNREACHABLE STAR . . . 1'13 Mn 5., .3; - -. .. ??zgggi. ' J . a a i This Is My Quest +0 : NO MATTER HOW ' HOPELEQQ. NO MATTER HOW FAR, TO FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT WITHOUT QUESTION 0R PAUSE. TO BE WILLING TO MARCH INTO HELL FOR A HEAVENLY CAUSE . . . Teacher - Mrs. Kathman if I'll And I Know Frankel - R C F.S. 9 Brother Lawrence Keller g g : .3 5::g33:3:gsgggzE2: E: Student Mass - In quest of God. I . Canning and D. Verssen 10 Only Be True TO THIS GLORIOUS QUEST. THAT MY HEART WILL BE PEACEFUL AND CALM WHEN I'M LAID TO MY REST. I shall pass ihrough fhis world only once. any good lherefore iha'r I can show +0 any human being. leiL me do if now. don'+ le+ me defer or negleci ii. for I shall no+ pass his way again. Mr. O. J. Bissmeyer, Band Director W 9 ,5 Siudenf Life HOMECOMING '74-'75 INTRAMURALS ACADEMICS STUDENT MASQES SPORTS Kevin Burill Geis Hoi -.-4n'w Cross Counirg on he Move With only three returning lettermen and a new coach. MI. Ferd Flick, the 1974 LaSalle Cross Country team faced a challenge. Prac- tices were held twice per week beginning in late July and increased in frequency once school had begun. The season started out relatively lackluster before improvement became evident. Senior Kevin Burrill took the lead and finished 5th at the Spartan Invitational. As a team at Sycamore, the Lancer Junior Varsity finished 9th out of 1'7 teams. Individual recognition went to Ron Appling who finished 9th out of 115 runners. The following week, the Junior Varsity finished in a respectable 9th place tie at the Elder Relays. In a dual meet with Aiken, at Mt. Airy Forest, LaSalle came out on the short end of a 38-23 score. Individual distinction went to Kevin Burrill who finished 1st. The following week. LaSalle turned around and defeated Milford at the winner's course. Individual dis- tinction went to Ron Appling and Jack Bresnen who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. Probably the highest point of the season was seeing Kevin Burrill qualify in the sectionals at Princeton for the district meet at Dayton, Ohio. In Dayton Kevin finished short of qualifying for the State com- petition. Next season LaSalle can look forward to a veteran team which will be led by II. lay Huey. Star at Mt. H . Invitational. Coach Flick and his charges. Elusive C . C. Trophy J Scott ' 'Goose' ' Gandenberger Over the hills and thru the woods . Couch and Reckner break up a pass from Moellet's receiver. Brenner back to pass at Riverfront. Shoemaker pitches to Schneider. Coach Steve Rasso's '74 Lancers. due to a rash of crucial fum- bles and injuries to key personnel. suffered their first losing sea- son in six years with a record of 4-6 . One point losses to Roger Bacon and Elder, one touchdown losses to Moeller and Dayton Alter and field goal losses to St. Xavier and Oregon Clay proved most frustrating. On the bright side, the Lancers were rated number one in the city Enquires poll for the first time in the school history after convincing wins over Withrow, Princeton. and Western Hills. Leading this year's team was Steve Scheid who was voted Most Valuable Player, Best Defensive Lineman, and Sticker of the Year at the annual football banquet, along with receiving a scholarship to Dayton University. The offensive line, under Coach Bill Felchner, did an out- standing job behind the leadership of Tom Foertsch, who was selected Best Offensive Lineman and has received an appoint- ment to the Air Force Academy along with Stan Wellbtock. Jim Hautman, the first player in La Salle history to be selected in the annual Ohio State All Star Football Game and is also the first to receive a scholarship to Notre Dame . along with John Glankler. who will attend Duke University, had fine seasons. Coach Bob Freemal's defensive backs were led by Rick Reck- ner who was selected Best Defensive Back and who will attend Murray State. Other awards given at the banquet were: Best Offensive Back - Mike Schneider, Most Improved Senior - Steve Sontage, Most Improved Junior - Dan Welling, and the Lancer Award - Tim Brenner. Outgoing co-captains Steve Scheid and Mike Kirchner will be replaced by captains Mike Cross, Mike Jester, Greg Niehaus and Mike Schneider. A. , ,. Defense looks on to an off play. 1 Hoffman makes yardage from Xavier. Schneider gets the M.V,P. Award from the Xavier game. 19 Over $41 .OO0.00 Collecfed. Fund Drive ls Again a Success Since the Fund Drive of 1970 up to the present time, approximately $70 , 000 has been designated to improve LaSalle's campus and physical plant. How was this money spent? HWWNDMVE 1. New bleachers in the gym. a cunna-Smltw 2. New cafeteria tables and chairs. 1 - . Y . f5 i 100 3. Painting the gym and other areas. ' ' ' 4. Renovating the guidance area. 5. Renovating the faculty room. 6. Expanding the art department. 7. Installing moveable classroom fumiture. 8. Remodeling the chapel. 9. New chairs for the library. 10. Preventive maintenance. 11. Remodeling the A-V room. 12. Remodeling rooms 101 and 102. 13. Repair of the school driveway and parking lot. 14. Purchasing of new equipment for the maintenance of the school. 15. Remodeling and expanding the administrative offices. 16. Remodeling and decorating the business department. 17. Equipping the third floor of the annex with flexible class- room furniture, carpeting. acoustical tile, etc. y.. h. . . .I4.3. . . u h; 1... n n... MI. Grote and Bro. Mark F . S .C. show off our main incentive. A few blue cards mailed. Century Club goes to Riverfront for Opening Day. All +he Wag Wi+h Josie Varsi+g Soccer Wins G.C.L. LaSalle's varsity soccer team opened its season with a good start, faltered for one game, and came on strong to finish lst in the G.C.L. The Lancers then went imo tournament play by knocking off two teams, but losing to the state champs, Finneytown. Greg Cross and Joe Giesting provided almost all the offensive power for the Lancers this season. Greg scored 12 goals and Joe amazingly shot in 20 . They were also helped by Paul Kroner, Kevin Sueberling. and Dan Cross. The halfback positions were outstandingly played by Paul Hoblitzell, Tim Van Driessche, and Dave Stier. The outstanding defensive player and also goalie was Bruce Thompson who had 3 shutouts. Head coach, Joso Villalobos. said it was the best team ever. . ?,ggrhshr 1 Paul H. keeps eye on ball. R. B. uses heads. 4 . - n I: i. ., . . Don B. on the move. Dave S. cuts off Roger Bacon. Bmce T. in dive for ball. A Roman Holiday Homecoming W - - 1F '- Tim Van Driessche and Queen Beth Ross r in THE ANNOUNCEMENT by Duane Day and Kevin Burrill. Homecoming week began on October 7, this year and concluded October 12, with the Homecoming Dance. The LaSalle's Ball- room was decorated by the Homecoming Committee led by Br. Paul Meyer. This year's committee was headed by Duane Day, Kevin Burrill, Bob Dorsy, Bill Wietzel, Pat Walsh, Joe Groh. John Healy, Mike Carr, Mike Heckler, and Jerry Welling. Our queen this year was BETH ROSS, a senior at McAuley H.S. Her court consisted of Francie Brennan, Jaycie Canning, Debie Colina, Kathy Rieder, and Lisa Wise . Our Grand Marshal was MR. ROBERT BOLLIN who was presented a plaque , at the queen's assembly, honoring him for his outstand- ing dedication to LaSalle . The queen and her court eh The. Red Army U u w , r n 5,1; $22.. 3. 4 . On to the game. . L b $ 6 B e 0 1 .VJ b H T E B F o G ,m N w R c E H ,T dance happily. cheers on. 24 Sr. Reh'eais: Someihing Unique The Seniors went to Loyola Retreat house in Milford, Ohio, this year . There were several groups this year. Also the retreat was for two days and one night as compared to the previous thIee days and two nights. The Retreat was a unique experience for most Seniors. They found out things about themselves and their friends that they never knew existed. Their personalities came out in role playing and in the football and basketball games. It was a good experience for all. But as life is, all good things come to an end and most people went back to the original state after a couple of weeks. Most people thought it was going to be a prayer service, but much to their surprise , it wasn't . It was a personal encounter. Where you get into small groups and talk about yourself and your problems. And the other members of your group talked back to you. Another rejection. Meditating in the Chapel. . 1; 17v Lam. .... K , . .Mm I ; mum ,; rm :m Lunch room at Milford. 1i 2 E To Asirologers' Delighi I You Were Born on a RoHen Dag . . . or just Claude the chem- istry teacher? Could this be the infamous Ptolemy? Plag Leads +0 3 Promising Fu'rure This year's fall play, YOU WERE BORN ON A ROTTEN DAY. introduced many new faces to the LaSalle stage. The play was a change of pace from the likes of BECKET and ADVIS AND CONSENT; it was a light comedy whose only purpose was to entertain. And the cast fulfilled this purpose admirably. BOB BUCHTMAN, in his first role at LaSalle, played the part of Claude Jones. science teacher turned goofy astrologer, to the full. Other major roles were filled by BRIAN HEM- PLE, TIM VAN DRIESSCHE, DALE SCHUSTER, JACK GREINER. JOAN INDERHEES, and ANN PIERSON. Over half the cast was made up of talented freshmen and sophomores who promise a. fine future for LaSalle's stage tradition. .. .A null - Tim V. and Ptolemy B. Background Choreography Tim V. as the Coach. 28 The Lancet Basketball team finished the season with a dis- appointing 4-16 record, including two tournament games at U.C. Considering the many obstacles the team had to over- come, the toughness of the schedule and player inexperi- ence, to name two, the record is not indicative of the poten- tial on the court. With the heavy graduation loss of last year's eight top players, this year seemed destined to be a rebuilding one. With more football players on the team than any other previ- ous year the team opened the season sluggishly . It took the personnel on the team time to become accustomed to each other's playing style . Looking toward next season, Mr. Cady commented, Pur- cell and LaSalle will have the most returning players next year. This year the players gained valuable experience and, with the addition of some talented reserves. next year's team looks very encouraging. Resv. B. Schroeck goes up with opponent. Cagers Show Promise for ii 1 .. k - -rj .yigmmmtw S. Smith puts the ball up against Bacon. i , iwna-l J. Jester shows his ball-handling. +he Fu+ure The bench's anxiety. - Lany S. et a1 wait fOI rebound. Resv. Dave H. , All Defense! 29 30 Joy +0 +he World Chrisimas ConceH a Success p.4 A COMBINED CHORUS Joy to the World PERCUSSION AND WOODWINDS Sou: lemon makes sweet music. Warm-up in Room 109. To men of goodwill. m Capfure Oiig Mai Ti+le Bagubas Win Three Invi+a+ionals Tom P. at 126 lbs. class. Jim T. Upstate. 32 J. C. - Down but not out. Wild Bill! Enthusiasm Wanes Sligh'rlg. Courses Are BeHer. Second Mini-Week Waxes Eloqueni New courses as well as some repeats from last year dotted the schedule as MINI-WEEK settled in routine. The students on both sides of the desk did another fine job as a second MINI-WEEK came into being. Bachelor cooking, a le Bro. Leo O. , copper enameling, real estate. philosophy and unicycling were a few of the mentionables of this year's offerings. Taxidermy. via Brian M . tde skunking the skunki was one of the unmentionables. As stereo music and morse code filled the upper hall, plants and woodworking ruled the lower domain. This year field trips to Washington, D. C. with Bro. Mobs . Mobely .. your man from the HILL - . Florida sun- shine, with Jack and Bob , and art museum tours and historiw cal tours of our own Queen city filled the docket. The test of us settled in for T.M. , by Bro. Larry, invest- ing, Bro. Roland, and witchcraft, and wrestling, and E.S.P. Review courses were offered in math, English, and chemis- try, but most of us struck out for the unknown and unusual. Joe I . shows repelling technique down gym wall for mountain climbing course. ARCHERY CLASS POTTED! Mrs. K. '3 Household Plants .an Nationally known U.S .A. Olympic boxing coach, Rolle Schwartz. Mark Unkrich plays five chess matches at one time - Florida field uip compliments of Messrs. Broxterman and and wins all. Kreuger. 35 Holds Marching +0 Minimum Band Plags Exh-emelg Well 3': Halfiime The Percussion Section Hube, Smith, and Co. on sidelines. V; . m -. 'V' 472x X r 36 Up. Up. and Away! Sfrong Varsifg. Good Reserves. Golf Team Has Besi Ever Record This year s Varsity Golf Team was one of the strongest in the history of LaSalle LaSalle fin1shed 31d in the GCL, which is the highest place in the school's history. Another first was the defeat of Moeller. The GCL record was 5-5 and the overall record was 8-5. The Lancers' lowest score was a 155 which was shot against Elder. the GCL champs, who had a 154. The team was composed of 4 veteran seniors, one jun- ior, and a freshman. The seniors were: Captain Jim Jester w. who went undefeated in every match with a 38 .8 average , Tom Binzer who finished the season as medalist in the final three matches and had a 42. 9 average. Steve Thompson who had an average of 43.4, and Dan Harsch who had an average of 42. 1. Junior Bruce Fahey did some fine shooting with an average of 41.2 and Freshman Ted Duggins. who played in every match but one , finished with a 43 . 7 . COACH R. CANNING 37 38 Mike Ranz m Breast Stroke. Dave Trefzger Rises +0 S+a+e in Diving Swim Team Sinks in Swimming Robb S . Free Style . Relag Evenis One of our 10 P.M. practices at St. X Keating Natatorium. T . Tasset hits hard water . Backstroke leg of Medley Relay. 3 Freshmen on Varsi'rg Raokeieers Build for a Grea'r Fu'rure The Racketeers have ended a very successful season with a 9-4 won-loss record. Though a very young team with only 2 seniors. 3 juniors, 1 sophomore, and 3 freshmen, the Racket- eers placed a strong third in the G.C.L. . only 2 points out of second. Individual Stats were: Rick S. 6-2. Jim N. 8-2, Doug N. 7-2. Scott S. 1-2. Doubles were: Mike B. - Jim C. 4-4. KurtJ. - Steve H. 4-5. Mike B. - DougN.1-0, Mike B. - Jim B. 1-0, Jim C. - Kunl. 1-0. The 1975 Racketeers proved very competitive thmugh- out the year, as expected, thus ending a very successful year, with many promising athletes for the coming year. The Reserves finished at 4-3 including two wins over New- port Catholic, and Sycamore. while losing twice to St. Xavier and once to Bridgetown. I I '3' - lr.v;-:;-,y Kurt Jansen w . .-x . , - 40 . The Klett Brothers Jim Brueneman serves r . V, Doug Nunn warms up Jim Nunn. on the line! IIIIE AI J . Grow .5 3 33333333 Tia gw--- V Iim Yates warms up in pole vault The start K. Kramer 42 I 6+h in Q'taie Mile Relay 3:26 Time. Qiaie Mee'r 115W ' P . Garibay 43 44 Camelo+: For Right For Honor. For Jusiice A tip of the cap should go to the cast and crews of this year's extremely successful spring production. Camelot. Special recognition should be accorded to Mr. Robert Sauer- brey, diIector, Bro. Thomas Ieffries, stage and art crew manager, and Mr. Otto Bissmeyer, band director, in addi- tion to the many people involved in materializing this musi- cal extravaganza. For his strong portrayal of King Arthur, Senior Bob Bucht- man is to be congratulated . Terry Getha, as his leading l y y V; .m The knighting of Lancelot :A h; lady, Guenevere, and Tim Van Driessche, as the lordlyy' Lancelot also merit special praise for excellent performances of difficult character roles. The comic relief of Pell-inore and his hulking hound , Horrid. played by Dale Schuster and Pete Effler respectively, and the morose, misguided plottings of manly Mordred , played by Jim Nunn, added spice and vitality to the entire production. These central characters, aided by an outstanding supporting cast. stage crew, and band, brought Camelot to life. 4:- Fl , 4t 11 .y E. y m a l: , Q ., 3- '1 Before I gaze at you again by the Queen, Terry Getha A group of Lords and Ladies Ca3+ SIR DINADAN -------------------------------- Jack Greiner SIR SAGRAMORE ----------------------------- Dave Bennett SIR LIONEL ----------------------------------- Torn Klaine MERLYN ----------------------------------- Dave Holthaus ARTHUR ----------------------------------- Bob Buchtman GUENEVERE -------------------------------- Theresa Getha NIMUE ------------------------------------ Pat Brueneman LANCELOT ----------------------------- Tim Van Driessche SQUIRE DAP ---------------------------------- Tom Rohrer PELLINORE ---------------------------------- Dale Schuster HORRID --------------------------------------- Pete Effler LADY ANNE ---------------------------------- Ann Pierson MORDRED -------------------------------------- 31m Nunn MORGAN LE FEY ----------------------------- Lori Flanagan TOM OF WARWICK ----------------------------- Pete Effler Mordred and his dear sweet aunt Marty Amschler Jim Cappel Mike Carr Pat Comer Ken Dirt Kevin Flynn Greg Hartman Joe Isle: Rick Holmstxom Kurt Jansen Greg Mack Tom Maurer Mark Mecklenborg Roger Moning Joe Nurre Todd Plummet Bruce Quisno Andy Wood Pat Brueneman You still wa Lords and Ladies Paula Bruening Donna Conrady Robin Gander Gay Giandana Paula Glandorf Mary Sue Greiner Sue Kelley Patty Klosterman Mary Ann Limke Julie Mueller Dolores Nolan Carole Otte Eileen Peters Ann Pierson Karen Tanner Jane Van Driessche Mary Van Driessche Linda Wheeler Pellinor and his hulking hound f nt to go through with this 45 Dropped ihe Close Ones Baseball - A Success . . . w. 2.1 wink n 253$? - 4-9-1 .17 .1; 1.1.. g ' N 1 5, v, ,. V 1 , $$mwx-WN;VQQ$ 1 .., I . Schmitz lets go D . Kemen batting 4o Season's Box Score The Varsity Baseball team finished its season with a record of 15 wins, 12 losses. Some may consider this a little sub-par in comparison with previous teams, but not Coach Broxter- man. This team was picked last by most coaches in the early season predictions, added Coach Broxterman, but it fine ished 8rd in the league and highlighted the season by beating Moeller twice, Purcell twice, and District Champion Elder twice by shutout scores of 2-0 and 3-0. The Lancers closed out G. C.L. play with a 6-4 record , and according to the Coach, a few breaks here and there could have given us an exceptional season. Other 1975 bright spots mentioned by Coach Broxterman included: 1. Soph. Bob Schroeck. considered one of the best young pitchers in the league, pitched one of the shutouts against Elder. 2. Expansion of baseball program by playing Alpena and Bed- ford, Michigan teams and posting impressive victories t8-5, 21-2 in a doubleheader and 17-49. 3. Impressive team statistics: 123 runs scored to opponents 81; team batting average of .262; 104 team RBI's; 26 dou- bles, 10 triples, '7 home runs, 97 walks, 27 stolen bases. 3 ? 3 , axis: . Resv . M. McGeorge takes off 47 dtJAw-G'l 7 - ' W5: FF LaQaIIe Expands 'qu J. u: Buddy LaRosa and friends. Surviving strikes which delayed its construction for months. the LaSalle Annex was finally dedicated on November 17, 1974. The Dedication Ceremonies, coupled with an Open House, took place in the gym with speakers Brother Kevin Griffen, FSC tPIincipaD; and MI. John J . Sullivan tChairman, Board of Trustees. LaSalle High SchooD. The Ded- ication of the Annex was given by Rev. Jerome A. Schaeper Superintend- ANNEX ent of Schools; Archdiocese, Cincinnath. I 9 74 The Annex was built under the direction of the Board of Trustees: Mr. - Robert Bolin, Mrs. Mary Gandenburger, Mr. Jerry Jaspers, Mr. James THIS ANNEX WAS BUILT UNDER THE Kluener, Mr. NOIb Knue, MI. Walter LaFary, MI. Donald LaRosa, Mr. DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Robert Maly, Mr. Paul Mecklenborg, MI. Daniel Reynolds, MI. John Sul- FOR THE. CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT livan, and Rev. Robert Mick, whose concern for the improvement of Chris- 'F CHRISTIAN EDUCATION tian Education made it possible. BELOW: Annex completed and in use. BELOW: Building reaching finish. 1-- Senior D-303 Nels $1 047.52 Nickels. Dimes. and Dollars Add Up. Sr. D-303, Mr. Hamilton's homew room, broke two school records in the mission collections this year. The first one was for the most in one collection. $201.42, at Christmas. And the sec- ond was for the most in one year, $1 .047 . 52. The banner for the Senior Mission was hung in the homeroom for all but two weeks in the year, thanks to Tom Foertsch who could get money out of anyone. The homeroom won the prize for the best decorated car at homecoming using Dave Weisgierber's antique cadillac. SI. D-303 also had their version of The Great Race. It all started when Walley broke his leg. So that he would not feel so sorry for himself, Mr. Hamilton broke his ankle and chal- lenged him to a crutch race through the hallowed halls of La Belle. And the winner was. by 52.7 seconds. Mr. Hamilton. MNIUR meezaus v1 .- 4:331 ll L SITTING: MI. Hamilton, D. Gemperline, J. Hautman, M. Whalen, T. Goensch. T. Wallenhorsl. R- Wolf. SECOND ROW: V. Dipilla. T. Blankemeyer. R. Cucinotta, J. Ditomaso, K. Frandorf. M. Har- tinger, R. Hartmann, B. Holt, I. Herman. T. Krekler, S. Ielen. S. Kmeget, M. Holtgrefe, J. Korfha- gen. S. White. M. Unkrich, G. Sparks. D. Lager, D. Weisgierber, S. Sabatini, S. Thompson, K. Kramh. S. Weddendorf. THIRD ROW: R. Forman, D. Holmsttom, K. Kelly. G. lanson, J. McGinnis, I. Osterkamp, R. Schroder. D. Trefzger. Spring Concer+ Mon'rage FIRST HALF No Opener -------------------- Combined Hosanna --------------------------- Band 80 Nice --------------------------- Band It's a Wonderful Thing to Be Me ----- Chorus People --------------------------- Chorus The Inchworm -------------------- Chorus Moonlight Serenade ----------------- Band Boogie Woogie --------------------- Band Oklahoma ------------------------ Chorus NO Man Is an Island ------------- Combined Steve Neiheisel SECOND HALF Mame ........................ Combined Valse ---------------------------- Chorus Deaf Old Woman ------------------ Chorus La Cumparsita ---------------------- Band Cha Cha for Band ------------------- Band A Song of Praise -- Gloria Uwelfth Massy- Rosamunde Overture ----------------- Band The Battle Hymn of the Republic -Combined Tom F. and Ed T. rm JTTVF' . Ah 4W .q- 52 Win Baskeiball and Volleyball Seniors Take Two From Faculig Watch this guys. Jim W. from the rear. Former LS. Greais Haucke Helps Bea'r LaSalle in W.9.A.I. Game 9? Jim Who, Robbin What, Casey Where, Bob Bad, Sawed-Off Shotgun with Dick Haucke are W. S.A. I. All Stars 53 President Joe Bessler Bruce Quisno and Duane Day n F. .m S e W S e 0 G m 0 .r P m 0 M . Pat Freeze talk over Mom Prom Steve H. and his date for the evening F. ,. .. A .ana-nma... - r.- -. m. Ionic Facqu P . .. Pinup: r1.MLi.J y Sfudeni GovernmeniL Eleo'rions Bobinger and Blash voting for elections. The great election race between T. Wallenhorst and Mr. Robert Hamilton Seniors talk over the elegtions. 57 ConvenHon Cen+er Hosis Jr.-Qr. Prom Class of I 975 Takes a Big Bro. Kevin offers Ten Rules for Success 1. Find your own particular talenn II. Be big . III. Be honest. IV. Live with enthusiasm. V. Don't let your possessions possess you. Vi. Don't worry about your problems. VII. Look up to people when you can - down to no one. VHI. Don't cling to the past. IX. Assume your full share of responsibility in the world. X. Pray consistently and confidently. 60 62 LaSalle Graduaiion Address, El 261 75 Brother J. Ragmond, F.Q.C. about the things you dou' t - things you still have and be th nkful to Almig 1y I :1036' faith 1n omem.yourse1f, and God! .r 011 thitocoasiqh of your graduation from La Salle High School it occurs' to me to ask a few questions. What has you: four years at La Syalle given you? or better still, what does a Chxistian school offer its gtaduates that is better or worse than any other kind of school? Do you feel that since that first day you entered the halls of La Salle High School back in 19711 ,1 j' that you have developed a philosophy of life similar to a Q Michael Bowling? May I remind you that every enduring gift you have received in your education at La Salle is dogmatic, specific. For what you are is branded on your souls for all to see. You are creatures of God, sharing the awful freedom of inC ' . j on - a perfect b ueprint 7 - thr -f01d principles of a Christian edudation - God , nature , High sohoo May you use these gifts well that these dedi-W- . oated people have passed on to you. .. 7' I-w Id like to close my remarks on aWonal note. A few g 3 Iii: ago I had to quit teaching. ' g that interval it t .1 $31K qhe will of God that I experienceitmgart attacks an- ong years of mental illness. I had 31511113 to ing of fear! My faith had been put to the to: .1 at the door, faith opened it,and$1mwasiho 'one . Ho High School . c - - --cially v ART CLASS :0 . . X Basketball Halftime Greg w . Cincy's Fountain Kevin B. - Speech Class 63 64 SENIORS To Reach +he Unreachable Qiar . . . Varsity Rasslin Trophy - .1 Dave G. on the baritone . Alan I . Ashbrook Anthony W . Beckham Thomas F. Blankemeyer Earl J . Brafford '1; 1. 7L G' l ; 733;; Seniors Begin Year Wiih High Hopes John D. Richard D. Richard J . Bagby Baumganner Baumgartner Michael C. John A . Joseph A. Bella Bellissimo Bessler Perry S . Robert J. Andrew G . Bock Booth Bosse Timothy L. William L. Donald J. Brenner Bretnitz Brock Joseph T . Becker Thomas R. Binzer Paul G . Bosse Daniel G . Brown 65 Mens Sana in H; Robert M. Kevin J . Mark J . Buchtman Burrill Burwinkel Mr. S. Holler . . . and laying a finger aside of his nose,- through the portals of philosophy we all rose . d?- Michael I , Ralph E. Guillermo Callahan Carla Carlos Michael Michael L. Thomas M. Carovillano Carrier Clyde Richard E. James S . Robert B. Condon Couch Cucinotta Red Dog is great innovation - but fades 66 Corpore Qano Steven 1. Louis A . Duane R. Danemeyer Daniele Day The view from the end zone seldom crossed at River From. Kevin R. Anthony M. Ronald E. Day DeLuco Dewald Timothy A. Victor J . Kenneth R. Dickhaus DiPilla DirI James E. Robert G. Thomas A . f DiTomaso Dorsey Doyle : 67 68 Reh'ea'rs 3': Milford Open Doors K Bruce R. Donald J . Richard M. Thomas R. Richard P. Egbert Fessler Fleming Foertsch Forman Eric A. Russel J . Stephen P. Kenneth R. Gary R. Francis Frankl Friesz Frondorf Geiger Joseph W. David M. Cary Joseph E. John R. Geisler Gempe'rline Giardullo Giesting Glankler John M. Craig G . Barry J . Gregory C. Daniel P. Gleason Greisl Grow Hardig Harsch +0 Themselves and +0 Oihers Roger M. Richard I . James F. Steven K. Hartinger Hanmann Hautman Havlin Ronald E. Larry C. Jerome D. Greg E. Heisler Helton Hess Hessler Gregory David C. William C. John E. Michael A. T. Hoh Holmstrom Holt Holtgrefe Holtgrefe James 5. Dennis R. Jeffrey A. Timothy N. Thomas D. Honnen Hooven House Huey Jacobs 69 Sr. D. 303 Collec+s Over a Thousand Dollars Seniors' Chariig Manifesi Jim Jed Jester about to get an assist. Homecoming in Mission Colleciions 1975 Senior Ken Dirt before - and after. I . tun! II I h'lltlllll 7l Mang Seniors Through the looking glass classroom door. Michael I . George I . Stephen B . Jakobi Jansen Ielen Thomas W . James I . Michael A. Jenne Jester Kabbes Mark A . Kevin J . Robert P. Kahles Kelly Kessler Thomas A . Michael J . Thomas A. Kenneth M. Ketzer Kirchner Klaine Klein Mark Heib checks his yearbook sales . Many Faoe+s Jeffrey C. Robert C. James J. Jr. rings bring sweet plaudits from St. Jim 8. , John H. , Knab Knox Koepfle Tim V. W was A Liza Thomas H . John C. Kenneth L. Kolb Korfhagen Kramb Thomas G . Kenneth R. Stephen R. Look on during Purcell game. Krekeler Kroeger Kroeger Mark C. Mark I . Michael R. Joseph William G. Krueger LaFary Lemming Lenhardt Leon 73 74 Senior Class Takes N.F.D. James E. Keith A. Mark D. Michael D. Kevin E. Lewis Lillis Limke Limke Long Steven Timothy J . Daniel J. Robert A . Bernard J. Magyar Marshall Massa Maue Maura: James F. Sean P. ' Larry E. Brian C. Doug J. McGinnes McGinnes Meehan Michel Miller Thomas M. Thomas W. Timothy A. Frank S. Randy L. Miller Miller Moning Moore Moore q ,w m, ,A- .; .. Pat Semanick, Tim Schleuter, Bob Buchtman laugh it up on T.V. show It's Academic. They won two rounds before losing to 81. X. 3; i 3: 3212.; 81:. float takeis a first. Perry B. and George J. work on SI. hall decorations. Bro. Roland and Sr. Accounting II. 75 76 BobD. - N.H.S. Mom Prom We're No. 1 at Mom From All Jolly Good Fellows Grads - Almost! 77 Edwin E . Nienaber Jeffrey W . Osterkamp William M. Putz John R . Nimeskern Charles R. Otten Bruce R . Quisno We're 111! Andrew J. Olding Rabanus . I think. Kenneth J . Olding Robert D . Palmer Thomas L. Ossege Jeff 0. at retreat. x w ', David W. Richard D . Kevin J. Glenn T. Jay I. Rais Reckner Rieman Robers Roden Richard J . Gregory L. Mark A . Roetting Rose Ruberg Gregory J . Joseph M. Stephen R. Rumpke Rumpke Sabatini Scott S. in early season win over Taft. Jim C. 180 low hurdles. 79 Candles light way at Milford Retreat House. Stephen A. Schaller Lawrence J. Schitmann Cyril F. David J . Schmidt. Jr. Schmitz James L. Stephen F. Schneider Schnuelling The heavies of the LaSalle wrestling team. Steven M. Scheid Anthony J . Schmidt Schmitz James C . Shoenlaub Tempus Fugii: Memenfo Mors Andrew A. Michael F. Ronald E. David A. Mark I . Schoenling Schott Schroder Schroeder Schuermann Patrick M. Kevin P. Melvin H. Mark L. Semancik Seuberling Siemer Smith In Memorian Jeffery I . Smith 1957-1974 Jeffery J . Stephan A . Steven R. Gary A . Smith Sonderman Sontag Sparks Richard S. Richard I. Jeffrey F. David K. Mark A. Spratt Staudigel Steigelman Stier Stoeber 81 Jeffrey A . Strict Scott D. James R. David W. John C. Bruce A. i Szeghi Tebbe Thaler Thesken Thompson : K1,: u g I I 'xv' ; Gregory M. Stephen G. Gary J. David J. James R. Thompson Thompson Trame Trefzger Tucker 82 . . Mark A . Steven J . Timothy Unkrich Vale Van Driessche David S. Roy P. Richard F. Verssen Vissing Vogelsang Thomas C . Patrick G. Lawrence T . Wallenhorst Walsh Weber Scott A. Steven R. David J . Weber Weddendorf Weisgerber Seniors Beware?! 83 Got a winner Tim B? What's so interesting 1 1m K. ? B10. Larry uses unusual teaching aids. 84 r 5, ., TQM 'ezw Monday morning. Mr. Sauerbrey shows delight in classroom endeavors. Seniors excel in canned food drive. Seniors meditate on retreat. 85 Wi+h Mixed Emo+ions Seniors Bid Farewell +0 LaQaIIe , ; ' : . X ii: Stanley C . Robert T. Michael J. Steven L. Edward J. Wellbrock Westerfield Whalen White Wiebell Michael 3. Jerome A. Thomas K. Steven J . Richard G. Williams Willing Wirth Wittekind Wolf Andrew A . Craig M. James W. Gary A. Richard Wood Wuebben Wuennenmann Yunger J . Zeiner PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Joseph B. Anneken Charles A . Gall Timothy G . Schlueter James F. Creed Jerome R. Geiger Ronald E. Schweitzer Gregory C. Cross David Girten Terry A. Stenger James A. DeFiglia Joseph A. Groh Steven V. Stephens James J. Dietrich Brian D. Hempel Harold Stonitsch Edward T. Doherty Peter M. Klaus Anthony W. Strunks Timothy T. Dossman David P. Lager Daniel A. Wagner David A. Durkin Edward R. Lampe Richard G. Weinle. Jr. James A. Eppert Albert B. Luken Jacob C. Wiener, Jr. Carl R. Femeding Richard C . Zimmerman 86 IF YOU CAN KEEP YOUR HEAD WHEN ALL ABOUT YOU ARE LOSING THEIRS AND BLAMING IT ON YOU, IF YOU CAN TRUST YOURSELF WHEN ALL MEN DOUBT YOU, BUT MAKE ALLOWANCES FOR THEIR DOUBTING TOO; IF YOU CAN WAIT AND NOT BE TIRED BY WAITING. OR BE LIED ABOUT, DON'T DEAL IN LIES OR BE HATED DON'T GIVE WAY TO HATING, AND YET DON'T LOOK TOO GOOD. NOR TALK TOO WISE. IF YOU CAN DREAM, AND NOT MAKE DREAMS YOU'RE MASTER: IF YOU CAN THINK AND NOT MAKE THOUGHTS YOUR AIM. IF YOU CAN BEAR TO HEAR THE TRUTH YOU'VE SPOKEN TWISTED BY KNAVES TO MAKE A TRAP FOR FOOLS OR WATCH THE THINGS YOU GAVE YOUR LIFE TOO, BROKEN. AND STOOP AND BUILT THEM UP WITH WORN OUT TOOLS. IF YOU CAN MAKE ONE HEAP OF ALL YOUR WINNINGS AND RISK IT ON ONE TURN OF PITCH-AND-TOSS. AND LOSE. AND START AGAIN AT YOUR BEGINNINGS AND NEVER BREATHE A WORD ABOUT YOUR LOSS; IF YOU CAN FORCE YOUR HEART AND NERVE AND SINEW TO SERVE YOUR TURN LONG AFTER THEY ARE GONE, AND SO HOLD ON WHERE THERE IS NOTHING IN YOU EXCEPT THE WILL WHICH SAYS TO THEM; HOLD ON! IF YOU CAN TALK WITH CROWDS AND KEEP YOUR VIRTUE OR WALK WITH KINGS NOR LOSE THE COMMON TOUCH; IF NEITHER FOE NOR LOVING FRIEND CAN HURT YOU . IF ALL MEN COUNT WITH YOU BUT NONE TOO MUCH; IF YOU CAN FILL THE UNFORGIVING MINUTE WITH SIXTY SECONDS WORTH OF DISTANT RUN: YOURS IS THE EARTH AND ALL THAT Is. IN IT AND WHICH IS MORE, YOU'LL BE A MAN. ' MY SON 87 r rm LI In .wo F 0 TI +he Righ'r Wi+hou+ Quesf or Pause IOh Greg G . gets ring. Scott Gandy G. 88 Junior Spirit Juniors can do. Dave Bennett Mike, Abbatiello Joe Appelman Norb Berkemeyer Rick Berling Dan Boiman Joe Alexander Bob Bachus Keith Andres Terry Almond Many Amschler Michael Baker Vincent Bangs Bare sock 'Itui-Pfir .: SIEENMII'; f: .8! 2:1 .t'jltm mi ll scum: Bill Bockelman Mark Tlm Dick Brown Buehler Buller 89 i Steve Tim Greg Bill James Burger Burke Bums Cady Calme The Quest! ! L F. Tony Mike Rick James Renato 'Qea 4 '35. x ' Camarca Capano Capodagli Cappel Carlos I . man... 3 . :3 x , ,- l. E z. ' - ,. :- i. y- v FQQL. V. .k:x, . Mb. . Mike Terry Jim Kelly Tim Carr Chappell Ciuccio Cramer Crooker Dan Mike Tim Dermot Tom Cross Cross Crowley Cummings Dagenback Mike Rick John Terry Mark Davis Davis Dehner DeSalvo Despotes Dietrich Homeroom Homecoming spirit. 90 Greg Vince Joe. Bill Joe Ellis Emmet Enderle Enderle Erdman I DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO Carl Feldman Jim John Torry Larry John Feldman Ferneding Flekenstein Fleisch FlohI Greg Leo Scott I ohn Dave Folz Gallenstein Gandenberger Gedney Geiss Don Rob Kevin Jack Scott Gemperline Gettler Gooding Greiner Greisl Tony Greg Jerry Fred Randy Grote Gundlage Harmeyer Harms Hamey Fall play imitates school. 91 Mike Greg Vincent Thomas Bruce Harris Hartman Hartmann Hasselbeck Hastings Robert Mark John Chris Bill Havenstein Hausfeld Healy Henlein Hemm- Thomas Bob Greg Tim Joe Himmler Hinh Hoesl Hoh Holtgrefe Dave John Mike Tom I ay Mike Steve Hohhaus Hopfensperger House: Hudepohl Huey Hulsmann lore Pidure Nof Available Jay Ken Tom Kurt Pat Mike Rick Jackson Jacobs James Jansen Jennings Jester Kaiser S. Grote and crew paint H.R. 107 before it runs out. 92 - . .w Joe 11m Harry John Steve q , Kennedy Kenning Kesse Kesse Klein thx ' . Dave Mark Bill Tom Dave Klenk Klosterman Klumb Kokenge Kramer Ed Chris Brian Steve I 1m Kreimer Kroth Kruger Lafary Lanzarotta m , . , Jeff Ioe Ed John Greg Mark Mike Greg Leahy Lebar Lichtenfeld Luken Mack Madden Manley Martin 105 Tim Andy Bill John Dan Mark Ken Martini Massa Masur Mauntel McDonough McGinnis Mecklenborg Meinor Firedrill 93 Juniors Are a qudious Joe Bryan Marty Tim Hugh 1 ohm Joe J im Menke Metz Meyer Minges Moore Moorman Moorman Mueller Barry Dan Tim Jeff Dave Greg Art I ohn Munson Murphy Murphy Nelson Niehaus Niehaus Nimeskem Nolan Pat Mike Tim Noonan Norman Norris Jim Dan Lou Nunn O'Hearn Oldendick Randy Walter Greg Ken Ken Otten Overbeck Overman Peddenpohl Placke Steve Dave Tom Jim Joe Poole Portwood Powers Rahe Ranz Bunch of Boys This Year Steve Tom Rick Jim Pat Steve Keith John I Ranz Rasp Reardon Redmond Reimer Reisiger Rielag Riesenbeck Eric Kevin John Joe Jim Rick Bob Mike Rodenberg Ruhe Ruhe Russo Samuelson Sandman Saul Larry Mark Jay Schaller Schamer Schinner Mark Mike Jeff Schmidt Schmitz Schneider A Mike Paul Greg Joe Greg Schneider Schneider Schon Schreibeis Schrenker Dale John Schusler Schwab Schwartz Seiter 96 ' E! mm: m II iii Scott Wanstrath Tim Wanstrath Tom Tasset Larry Udry Picfure No+ Avaiiable Dan Welling Bill Shaffer Joe Silvati Mark Teufel Matt Westrich John Sheehan Mark Streicher Mike Thieken Tom Wilker Dave Shields Russ Stabler Jim Sullivan Jeff Thompson L. 's F Ed Vorderbrueggen Jim Wilson Jack Shoemaker Ed Steiber Jim Sunderhaus Dave SiemeI Phil Stenger Mike Sweetman Mike Townley Dan Walters Terry Wuebbolt Bo+h Ligh'r Up +he 9kg Juniors Receive Rings and Wisdo Jim Tom Tom Yates Zahweis Zeiser Rick John Mike Zoller Zompero Zwick Gary MID Yunger and Andy moward C J Schoenling spar a few rounds in Mr. Sauerbrey's English elective. 11'. Tom Powers on his way to a 26-4 record. l 97 i 98 w Tim P. - Defense . v- -' u -.$ Mr. Fremal showed us howww . QOPHOMORES To Live Wiih Your Heahl Siriving Upward :5 l EL: Eric M. Loyal Support .f' VinceM. - ChrisK. Lunchtime Jim L. and Mike P. Biology Taste Test . Rick Scott Frank Bachman Baker Bakes Tom Don James Bobinger Bock Boehm Chris Cerimele helps M. Hoffman Mike Becker Paul Borchers Tony Alessandro Joe Amereno Mike Bernecker Don Breetz Nick Alerano Vincent Bosse Jack Bresnen Ron Appling Larry Blasch Brabender Q Tim Bro ckhuis 99 A mw'w? ;-: '1:th m 3 John Jim Dan Ed Doug Bush Cable Cady Callahan Carle L. : ' 7 , Joe Chris Joe Randy Chris Carlotta Cassan Cells. Cenmer Cerimele Dave Joe Tim Ed Pat Artie Eric Joe Cigolotti Cogozzo Celina Collins Comer Conley Cornelius Costello Jim Pat Jim Sean Jeff Dreux John Cowens Creed Cucinotta Culter Cummings Davis Day De Bruler Mark Mink Joe Dehler Del Favero De Luco Dan Daniei Denhan Despotes Ken Kramer, Dave. Terry Prybal at Circus. 100 Don Ronald John Mike James Dickinson Dietrich Dilken Dodd Dolan Paul Mike Frank Bill Kieth Durkin Ellen Elsbemd Elsener J z; r 1 N , x ' L A A , Rick Gregory Erdman Ernst Fagin Findley Fischesser Fisher 1' .. . . . A Bob Bill Alan Joseph Robert George Gagliardo Gagnon Galbraith Tim Pete Patrick Galvin Gambetta Garibay Cliff Bob Geers Gels D. Breetz studies Spanish. 101 . $ M Robert Doug Rick Mark Dave Gerhardt Gerrety Giardullo Giordano Goddard Another chance for T. Popejoy and B. Bill Mike Gary Pat Barry Burger. Greene Grein Greivenkamp GIismore Haenning Mike Ned Jim Ray Matt Pat Hammonds Hand Haneburg Harrigan Harris Harting Robert Roy Mike Roger Mike Mike Hartmann Haubner Hauser Hausman Hofmann Heckler B. Sillies. M. Hauser Mike Pete Steve Mike Charles Heister Hemme Herman Hess Hicks - . . V . s A x $11me Russell Paul Jim Dave Eric Tony Muth premiers the Lancer Burger. Hire Hoblitzel Hoelker Hoffman Hoffmeir 102 Scott Steve Gary George Len Holthaus Horak Hube Hummeldorf Inderhees Joe William Dave, Bernard Stanley Jackson Jakobi Jansen Jelen Jelen 361 .... Mark David Tom Dan Kevin Dave J essee Jones Junker KammeI Kearns Keaton Ron Jeff Tim Mike Dave Tom Keilholz Keller Keller Kelly Kennedy Kiphan Greg Jeffrey Kurt James Tom Kissel Klei Klosterman Kluener Klug Jory Dan Ed Dave Jeff Knab Knox Korte Konekamp Kostoff Sophomores Hold Their Ken Louis David Paul David Mark Bryan Kramer Krause Krekeler Kroner KroLh Kroth Kulman William Mark Ralph Mark James Daniel Tom Kummer Lampe Larmann La Rosa Laughlin La Vigne Leidenbor Edward Alan Leisgang Lindeman - ' I Edward Lipps Kevin Mark Joel Donald Chris Tim Dan Luken Luken Maag Mackie Martini Martini Masur R Gerald Mike Tim Dan Eric Joseph Louis Peter Mazella McGeorge McMahon Meiners Miller Miller Miller Minges 104 Weigh'r in All 9p0r+s Roger Brian Thomas Jeffrey Robert Thomas Michael Moning Moore Mueller Muenchen Mullen Murphy Murray A .. r . . - . . Anthony Steven Neal Bruce Richard Raymond Bernard Muth Neiheisel Neyer Niebling Niklas Nimeskern Nusekabel Joseph David Oelker Osborn Terrence Robert Tom Steve Glenn Timothy Timothy Michael Owens Parker Parker Peter Pitula Plummer Popejoy Powell Michael William Paul Terry Micheal Jeff Ken Mike Powers Price Prinzbach Prybal Quatemeyer Rahe Raines Ranz 105 106 Kevin Reinert John Rieder Halloren . John Schablein Robert Schroeck i I a$k 3Q George W. gets instructions from Coach Qophs. Do Well in Fooiball Mark Greg Paul James Reisiger Richter Riedel RiedeI . . o 4 Ronald William Robert Anthony Riedy Rieger Rizzo Roerich Jerome Kenneth Roell Roll Ronald Jerry Randall Joeseph Roemer Ruberg Ruberg Rueve Scott Rob eIt Thomas Ed ward I ay Ke Vin Ste phen Schaffer Schaffer Schamer Schiffems Schmetzez Schmitz Schmitz :5 ; a 1 I Steve Joseph Richa-Id Robert Richard Micheal John Schwartz Schwecke Schweiter Schweitzer Scudder Serraino Siemer and Track as Well as Food Drive V' . I 1 t A can '.', ' 1:: , if tun: .-' . $ . h x; , k 3. Bill Dave Pat Gary John John Bob Rick Sillies Simpkins Slattery Smith Spieser Spitznagel Stapleton Stercz Dave Charlie Dan Jim Rob Kelly Jim Tim Stigler Stout Straus Sunderman Sutton Thesken Thompson Tolle .3; V 91x Mike Marc Gre g Steve Jim Don Ron Guy Tennis Torak Trachsel Ulm Unkrich Veerkamp Vogele Vollmth '15- 1 4 L K ' I I I ef f Mike Matt Martin Tim Joe George Dave VonKorff Vorderbruggen Wagner Waldeck Walsh Walter Walton Weber Rob Mike William Phil Steve Lou Randy Weingartner Weinle Weitzel Westerfield Wilkens Williams Willwerth K t x IV . Chris Dave Gary Dave Terry Jim Mike Wise Witzgall Woeste Woodford Woodford Yoho Zehnder 107 FREQHMEN This Is My Quest +0 Follow Tha+ Q+ar . . . Dave L . Fresh! Frosh Theology Snakes Ray H. fly casting. 108 Ninfh Period ls Nex+ Frosh Love Resource and Lunch Brian Kurt Bill Paul John Chris Albers Andres Anhofer A ppi arius Arand Arezman Armbruster BahIani Mike Louis Greg Tony David Bailey Barnell Barry Bartel Baumganner Tom Mike John Steve Gary Bellman Benedic Berkemeyer Bernecker Bessie: Kevin Mickel Bigner Birkofer Bisher Blum Bock Mike J im Bomkamp Bosse Bova Bramlage Ken Garry Matt Bob Dave , 7 Brisbin Brockmeyer Broerman Brosey Brown Frosh Spirit . 109 Win Second Place in N.F.D. Frosh Bring in More Moneg Steve Charles Jim Dave Tom Jim Dan Alan Brown Browning Brueneman Buescher Burger Cahill Carr Calla '43: 3.123;; K. Steve Joe Dan Mike Mike Chain Chastang cheek Cholera Clemons ? Mark Jeff Kelly Jim Dan Coleman Conly Conway Cooper Cornelius Catching a smoke??? Paul Dave Robert Jeff Don Cowens Cramer Dangel Darwish Davis Ray Kevin Tim Jim Tom Dejaco Denoma Despotes Dettone Deyhle Frosh fight for first. Greg Dave Jerry Chris Ted Dickhaus Dittgen Doeger Dossman Duggins HO Bu+ Less Per Qiudenf in Fund Drive Scott Jim Pete Dave Dave Allen Mark Jeff Durban Durkin Effler EicheIt Eisenacher Elam Eppert Epure Dan Nick Jim Doug Herbert Frosh experience mass Ferneding Femeding Fessler Fisher Fisse A Jim Jim Tim Flamm Fleming Fleming l John Frerick John Jeff Friesz Rod Froehle Galleustein Gaynor Gebing Bro. Jeff H.R. Decorations HI If They Lasi Freshmen Look Like Theg Will Be J ' NO PHOTO ' ., AVAILABtE Greg Joe Jim Mark Dave Doug Hagedom Gerne: Gilpin Godby Gramke Greisel Mark Groh GIoh Grote Grow Gruenwald Jose ph Don Gundlach Hamilton Vince M. refinishes minihweek coffee Neil Dan table. Hanneken Hargis m K . Dan Steve Paul Don Dave Harmeyer Harris Hartinger Heidi Heim Out with the old . . . incoming frosh finds some leftovers from class of '74. Picfurg No+ Available Dave Mike Torn Bill Mike Heinrich Hellweg Hennard Herbs: Hermann ll2 fl . ..--... ........ , ..-. . .. . . Gary Jerry Rick Jeff Charles Marty Rick Hassle: Heuerman Hoblitzell Hoelker Hoffman Hoffman Hoimstron Ken Kevin Ray James Tom; Homer Horgan Hulgin Iori Isle: Steve Bob Ivey I ansen Z .-. ' Glenn Steve Johnston loyal Brain Mike Don Tom Don Kahny Kaizer Karches Kasper Kaltmann Half-time circus show at G.C.L. douh ble-header. Mark Terry Eddy Erich Frank Kehl Kennedy Kesse Kesse Klar H3 Frosi Jump ln'ro Mini-Week Joe Tom Chris Richard Larry A Klan Klosterman Knight Koenig Kohls ' . . f . . keg. ' H Mike Hank Jim Doug Paul Tony Mike Ray Kokenge Konermann Kramb Kramer Kramer Kreidenweis Kreimer Kroner Philip Lambing Tom R. Ping-Pong for Pros. Jim Ed Dave Matt Tim Torn Dave Tom LaValle Leininger Leisgang Lemming Leon Lestingi Lewis Lewis 7 K NO PHOTO . , AVAILABLE Dave Bob Brent Tony Rodney Dar: Jeff Kevin Liggett Lillis Lindbloom Luers Luken Macke Mai Margeson H4 ' x Keith Doug Chuck Kevin Tom Vince Pat Kevin Marshall Martini Masur Mane Maurer Mazzella McCarthy McDonald i 529! FM 44; No PHOTO 'er . AVAILABLE Tom Steve Tim Dave Ron Mark Greg Ron McGill McQueaIy McWilliams Meie Ring Meister Melchiore Meson Dave Melering Dan Mike john Mike Bob Ed Glenn Miller Miller Molumby Montague Muchmore Muenchen Munson Matt Mike Bill Don Robert Rob Mike Murphy Murphy Nestmeier N ichols Niederhausen Niehaus Nicolaci 115 A+hle+ics Play Big Pari in Forming Joe Ray Bill Mark Bruce Eric Paul Nurre Oconnell Olding Olding One Omen Pierson , Xp. A ., .. s . LN, '- - .'-' .' i K 3 II Todd Rob Mike Jack Paul Ray Tony John Plummer Pollard POWell Pretty Prus Puthoff Rack Rahe Ralph Mike Mike Larry Tom Rust Rasp Rausch Rayburn Reckner Mark Dan Ken Tony Larry Frost. Dept. features dynamic duo - Mr. Bob Reese Raising Riedy Rieger Risola F. and Mr. Iumpin' Jerry G. Tim Chris Joe Syeve Joe Robbe Robers Roell Roell Roaming . Tom Joe Dave Mike Pat Rohrer Ross Rothan Rothan Roy Tm. mmwg, Charac+er During Earlg Years I, ,5 Mark Tom Mike Steve Mike Mike Jim Tim Ruberg Rueve Ruhe Ruoff Russo Rust RutheI Sabin Gary Rick Dave Fred Fred Jim Robert Jay Schenkel S chiering Schirman Schlimm Schmidt Schmidt Schmidt Schmitt Dave Greg Mike Dave Joseph Schmitz Schmitz Schmitz Schmuelling Schneider Tim Mike Tony Jim Rick Schon Schrade: Schrenkerl Schwab Schweitzer Pat Bob Curt Rob Dale Sheehan Siemer Siess Silvati Simmons Ronald Greg Kevin Mike Steve John Slageter Smith Smith Smith Solzsmon Schwanyzxu - Karate lessons during mini-week. If They Keep Trying Frosh Will Be Qophs . . . Somedag s. 13H Tim Steve Mike Scott Bill Mike Nick Staudigel Stegman Stephens Bob Scott Mike Dave John Straus Streicher Suer Sullivan Sunderhaus n... Paul Ron MI. Healthy frosh collect over 500 cans for Sundrup Telscher Thornbury Trame Toerner food drive . Randy Tim Bob Gregg Jim Mark Doug Steve Umbach Umberg Unge: Unkrich Vale Vilas Vanderyt Wagner Joe Roger Joe Ray Dave Dave Ed Joe Waldeck Weigand Weitzel Wellbrock Weisbach Wenning Westerkamp Wilker I Mike Greg John Mathias Joe Jeff Bill Dave Wissel Witzgall Wood Wottreng Wurzelbacher Yoho Young Weisbach 118 Your Faculig in ACTION Fr. Mike A. V. Mass. BRO. KEVIN GRIFFIN Ph.D. . Principal ROBERT J. KRUEGER M. Education Administration, Asst. Principal DONALD P. EHRHART M. Music and Education. Associate Principal, Asst. Principal .4' WILLIAM T . CADY M. Business Admin. , Dir. of Student Services BRO.J. M.S., Commerce, Asst. Principal I'- ROLAND KLASSEN WILLIAM BLAZER M. Education FERDINAND I. FLICK ROLANDA. CANNING , - i 13.3.. Biology ' B.A., Theology .sn ; $ 3 R. .MIDDENDORF 1 BRO. JOHN LYONS ' M.S. . Chemistry B.A., English .- . . ' ; er KENNETH E. BARLAG ,W M . S . . CorrectionslSociology U . . 3m -2-1, v 7,, STEPHEN C. HOLLER M.A. , Counseling Am BRO. DAN CARRIGAN B.A. , Social Science ROBERT HAMILTON M . Education WILLIAM M. FELCHNER B.S. . Education YVONNE M. ST OMAN B.S. . Education BARBARA RY N M. Education, Guidance Counselor W.M BRO. LAWRENCE KELLER -' , . BRO. THOMAS JEFFRIES B.A.. Theology 1 , . B.A., TheologylEnglish BRO. MICHAEL SCHMELZER .' V - i K FR. MICHAEL SMITH B.A., English ' ' QTTE J. BISSMEYER Band and Glee Club Director STEVEJ. RASSO ' , ' LEE YEAZELL M. Education - M.A. . Philosophy MRS. SUSAN K THMAN B.A. , Englisthathematics 559305535 IISSIOIS EUGENE JESSE B . A. . History LEONA M. WALSH 8.8., English GEORGE D. GINN MAEd. , Guidance Counsel JACK T. PAYNE B.A.. Math 'm VINCENT EA HALLORAN B.A. , English - EU . :40 mm h. EJWR'W . ,. BRO. LEO F. OBERRIEDER M.A. , Social Studies BRO. LES LUKER B.B.A. , Business Administration k ;.. RA 'MONDR. HEIDORN - . - w BRO. ROBERT MOBLEY BASH Education ' a .1 B.A.. History k . r7 DONALD R. FELDMAN CHARLES R. PEIPER M. Education H C O K F. T R E B O R 1011 Educat' M d5 :g. Y E m A B L U A P JACK B . BROXTERMAN M. Education , Vocational Ed. BVA. MRS. CHERYL C. MYERS B. A . . Art 3'. , K I GEORGE L. DIRR M.S. . Biology ALOYSIUS H. GROTE M. Education, Guidance Counselor MISS FRANCIE MURPHY , 71 4. ' BRO. MARK GUBBELS B A Math 11 ' M. Education JOSE M. VILLALOBOS M. Historv ROBERT J. SAUERBREY I .I - . . B.A. , Philosophy . , . . ROBERT T. FREEMAL . ' - - , M. Education BRO. PAUL MEYER ' '. BRO. MARIO STOCKHAUSEN M. Education I- 7 I , . . 3.8., Education a SISTER MARY BRENDAN IORDON M.A.. Media; M.A., AdministrationlSupeIVision xx x x. MRS. MAXINE FISHWICK . iv a MRS. JANET FREDWEST Left to Right: JUNE WALDEN, RUTH MUEL- LER. JEANETTE WOOD. RENE KASTNER. AGNES RAIS. RUTH KALLMEYER. Missing From Picture: Deiores Kabbes. Ev a. MS. ANGIE HARMEYER ' ?:?.rifi ' .v ., v-r--.z' LARRY TRAUT Maintenance: Maintenance: EARL WHITE '1 1'in hJ 6L. Food Drive Resv . Basketball 132 ACTIVITIES Qx 162:3 - Varsity Wrestling L , - Kevin R. in Technical Drawing Class. Riverfront Halftime To Try When Your Arms Are Too Weargv Ma Bell Lunch Time Activity Varsity Basketball I33 Cross Counfrg '75 gr: . ;.. SCORES Colerain Inv. Spartan Inv. Aiken muah MI. Healthy Inv. Milford muah Sycamore Inv. Elder Relays G.C.L. Princeton Viking Inv. Sectional King of Road Goes +0 Xavier Foo'rball: Firsi GCL Doubleheader a+ Riverfron'r 15$ '7 .13: . .'-1 ?- 5; 3'; ' - , t 12 J Vzggfier '50, 4g '77 444V H a : A 9 . 3x5 .n. ..x.. - -A K v '5 ' 0n: TOP ROW: T. Bobinger. Mgr., F. 83:12. G. Niehaus, I. Shoemaker, A. Schoenling. M. Carrier, 1. Mueller. K. Rodenbarg, M. Carr, R. Reckner. T. Win11, J. Couch, R. Capodaglia, B. Hinh, J. Lebar. I. Russo. K. Fagin. Mgr. 3rd ROW: Coach Bili Felchner. Coach Ray Heidom, J. Sullivan. S. Sontag, M. Jester, K. Rielag, M. McGeorge. J. Gankler, J. Sunderhaus, S. Smith. J. Haulman. G. Yunger, M. Cross, M. Schneider. G. Sparks. Coach Bob Freemal. Coach Steve R3550. 2nd ROW: E. Verdenbrueggen. I. Kenning. B. Krueger, V. Hanmann. D. Hoffman, J. Schmitz, S. White, L. Webber. T. Foertsch, G. Hessler, G. Schrenker. J. Flohr, J. Schneider. L. Udry. M. Streicher, 1 S. Schaller, S. Wellbrcck, M. Williams BOTTOM ROW: G. F012. D. Bullet. C. Kroth. D, Massa. B. Kummer. T. Bare. D. Welling, S. Scheid, M. Kirchner, T. Brenner. T. Hasselbeck. I. Korfhagen. I. Nimeskpin, C. Griesl, S. Griesl, B. Booth, C. Giardullo, Mgr. Spirit before the game. 136 Schneider. Hautman, and Sontage come to help out. Coaches' Corner: Coaches can get mad, E00. LS OPPONEN T 46 Withrow O 13 Princeton 6 36 West High 6 18 Moeller 28 14 Roger Bacon 15 40 Purcell 7 16 Elder 18 8 Kettering Alter 15 6 St. Xavier 10 6 Oregon Clay 9 AWARDS Co-Capts. S. Scheid and M. Kirchner Most Valuable Player Steve Scheid Best Off. Back M. Schneider Best Def. Back R. Reckner Best Off. Lineman T. Foensch Best Def. Lineman S. Scheid Most Improved Senior 5 . Sontag Most Improved II. D. Welling Sticker of the Year Steve Scheid Lancer Award Tim Brenner GCL All Star Team - GCL Defensive Back of the Year Rick Reckner: 151 Team Off. John Glankler: lst Team Def. Rick Reckner 2nd Team Off. Tom Foertsch - Jim Hautman 2nd Team Def. Mike Kirchner - Jim Couch - Steve Scheid Honorable Mention Stan Wellbrock - Jim Schmitz - Tom Wirth - John Korfhagen I Tim Brenner - Craig Greisl - Andy Schoenling - Steve Sontage. 138 Reserve Fooiball Jm . RESERVE FOOTBALL LS OPPONEN T 42 St . Rita 20 Western Hills 0 EldeI 16 Purcell 0 Roger Bacon 0 Moelle: 18 St. X. And we're off, as Mark Torak kicks off. This team had tremendous spirit but lacked size and experience at many positions. Although the scores do not show it. we were competitive every football game. Lou Miller was exceptional in the last three games, playing offensive fullback and defensive linebacker. Bob Burger was always consistent at offensive guard . As the season progressed , the offensive and defensive line continually improved. Opening up holes for Russ Hite. who was one of our leading rushers La MI. Healthy guw . v: 1;. - v.11 r a; .4' P 4 L1; ., - Y' W L... . r-Vr: - . - ,ut FIRST ROW: I. Rueve. T. Martini, Kluenet. B. Weitzel, C. Casen, I. Rieder, D. Strauss, T. Allesandro, m. Olmsteam, R. Harringan, C. Giaurdullo. SEC- OND Row: M. mama Heister. J. Ruburg. M. Hoffman. T. Colina, S. Wilkens. D. Barth. C. Clusterman. D. Woodford. M. LaRosa. T. Klug. '1 . Calvin. J. Anamma, R. Riedy, M. Jesse. THIRD ROW: Vince Halleran cH. Coacm, J. Culter, M. Torack. M. Ranz. G. Pitula. M. Vorderbruggen. R. Schroeck. K. Raines, P- 30101183. 3. FOX. P. Garibay, S. Angus. G, Walton, R. Burger. L. Krause. I. Schwecke, L. Miller. K. Barlag. 20 14 23 27 Frosh Foo+ball FROSH FOOTBALL 3-2-2 LS OPPONENT THEY 6 Bridgetown Jr. High 0 6 Princeton Jr. High 6 0 Elder l4 6 St. Xavier 6 14 Roger Bacon 6 12 Purcell 6 12 Moeller 14 After a rather slow start, the Frosh Lancers put it all together and played excellent football. Highlights of the x season included: a returned fumble for a touchdown by K . G... Jerry Doeger in the Bridgetown Scrimmage; a desperation pass from Jim Schmitz to Mike Powell in the last minute t ' of the Princeton game to tie the score; a 75 yd. march down the field to tie St. X. in a game dominated by the Lancers; moving the ball at will against Roger Bacon; beating a tough Purcell Fresh team: and playing the best game of the season against Moeller, but coming out an extra point shy. lst ROW SITTING: Left 10 Right. Ray Puthoff. Dan Miller. Steve Gebing. Steve Brown. Dan Hargis, Dave Brown, Neil Hanmeken. Ron Meiners, Bob Unger. Dan Macks, Mike Suer. Joe Wunzelbacker. Mike Nicolaci. 2nd ROW KNEELING: Gary Bock tmanagen. Steve Eernecker. Ray Wellbrock. Tom Burger, Jim LaValle. John Berkemeyer, Ed Leininger, Steve Spade. Bob Lillis. Dan Carr, Jim Schmidt, Terry Kennedy. Brem Lindblom, Mike Russo. 3rd ROW: Jerry Green tcoacm. Ken Riedy. Tom Rueve. Ron Thornbury, Jim Fleming. Bob Brosey. Bob Straus. Bill Herbst. Dan Cheek, Gleen Munson. Jim Armbruster. Greg Melchiore, Mark Reese. Tony Kreidenweis. Tim Robbe. Bro. Dan Carrigan tmoderamn, Bro. John Lyons tcoacm. 41h ROW: Paul Appiarius, Jerry Doerger. Don Nicols, Rob Sil- Vati. Doug Martini. Mike Powell. Kevin Flynn, Steve Chain. Dave Schirmann. Jim Flamm. Jim Deuone, Mike Kreimer, Mike Miller. 139 Varsi+g Wins Ci+g Tifle: G.C.L.: Qec+ionals. on the subject. KNEELING. L. m R.: B. Krueger, N. Neyer, I. C. Thesken. T. Foensch, S. ScheitL M. Cross, M. Saul. STANDING: M. Ruberg. M. Krueger, G. Burns. L. Mehan, J, Tebbe, T. Powers, R. Reardon, M. Volta. Jeff House al 1121b. weight. 140 STANDING; J. Schnelder. B. Kruerger, B. Stapel- E011. L. Miller, J. Smhh. J. Walters. KNEELING: P. Hemmc, T. Keller. T. Trachsel, M. Ruberg, M. Powell. PARTIAL RESERVE TEAM INVITATIONALS Glen Este Champions Sycamore Champions Forest Park Champions G.C.L. Champions Sectional Champions 10th State DUAL MEETS Beat Oak Hills Tebbe 61h State. All American Ruberg State RunneI-up Neyer State A.A.U. Champ Enquire Enky Award for Wrestling 141 The Young Learn and Will Re+urn Varsi+g Has Rebuilding Season SITTING Heft l0 rightl, T. Duggins, M. Abbatiello, D. Day. E. Nienaber. T. Brenner. KNEELING: M. Callahan mgr.. T. Roehrich. J. Jester. I. Schmitz, M. Kirchner. STANDING: G. Greivenkamp. u. , Coach Cady. I... Schaller, S. Smith. G. Woeste. K. Rieman, u. , P. Schneider, tr. VARSITY SCORES 39 Aiken 30 56 Woodward '75 '71 McNicholas 69 5'? Elder 58 46 Moeller 50 65 Ham. Garfield 7O 74 Cin. Taft 60 50 Purcell 68 51 Oak Hills 57 45 Roger Bacon 56 6'7 St. Xavier 82 57 Elder 65 56 Moeller 62 44 Mt. Healthy 5'? 60 Purcell '73 56 Western Hills 66 66 Roger Bacon 9?. 52 St. Xavier 55 U.C. TOURNEY 84 Milford 55 46 Woodward 58 Coach Cady advises at half-Lime. 142 Scott Smith pops one. SEASON'S STATS Lancer Cagers, coming off two straight G.C.L. crowns and graduating the first eight players last sea- son, found the going quite tough. However this team had some very unique qualities about it. It was quarter- backed by a Freshman guard, Ted Duggins, who had a 3.5 assist average per game. A Sophomore forward, Gary Woeste. led the team in shooting percentage with better than a 47070 average. Scott Smith, a junior cen- ter, led the team in scoring with 13. 9 points per game and also the number of rebounds grabbed. A Senior standout, guard Jim Schmitz led the team in free throw percentage with 72070 and also received the MOST VAL- UABLE PLAYER AWARD for his outstanding play during the season. With these players and other hard working but inexperienced Juniors and Seniors, the Lancers Were most competitive and gave the very best teams in the city all they could handle. Certainly this young team will be heard from in the coming seasons and we are most anxious to see the fruits of this team. H3 Reserves Play 500 Ball Frosh Do Well in Tourneg The Reserve Basketball Team posted a winning season with a 10- 8 record. Coach Freenal's charges had their ups and downs but hung in there on the close games. Behind the fine shooting of BOB SCHROECK and BOB GAGNON, and the tenacious defense of TOM IUNKER the Reserves fought and finessed their way as a cohesive unit to win the tough ones. CHRIS CASSAN was tauted as this year's floor leader and playmaker. The rebounding chores were handled by TONY ROEHRICH and JIM SUNDERMAN. Next year's Varsity should get some reliable help from such a scrappy, well coached Reserve team. fauna Tony Roehrich blocks shot. RESERVE SCORES 46 Aiken 69 Woodward 64 McNicholas 36 Elder 50 Mueller 6'? Ham. Garfield 53 Cin. Taft 56 Purcell 45 Oak Hills 55 Roger Bacon 45 St. Xavier 46 Elder 62 Moeller 50 Mt. Healthy 48 Purcell 64 Western Hills '12 Roger Bacon 65 St . Xavier BOTTOM ROW. Left to Right: Coach Freemal, T. McMahon. S. Ulm. T. Junker. C. Cassan. B. Kummer, Bro. I. Lyons. SECOND ROW: D. Mieners, D. Hoffman, B. Schroeck. B. Gagnon, K. Raines. M. McGeorge. I. Ruberg. TOP ROW: R. Haubner. J. Sunderman, T. Roehrich, D. Cady. J. Bush. FRESHMEN FRESHMAN SCORES V 48 St. Xavier 43 32 Purcell 43 3'? Roger Bacon 41 26 Moeller 4O 38 EldeI 33 40 St. Xavier 41 44 Purcell 3'7 36 Roger Bacon 39 45 Moeller 33 40 Elder 44 G . C. L. Tourney Won over Purcell and Moeller; Lost to St. X. for the Championship. 43 63 42 59 56 '70 52 54 44 50 62 51 63 59 51 60 46 64 STANDING: Coach Heidorn. J. Doerger, M. Powell, T. Lewis. M. Miller, R. Sil- vati, R. Schmidt, M. Kriemer. Bro. D. Canigan. KNEELING: D. Nunn. R. Much- more. I. Frex. J. Schmidt. K. Smith, T. Robbe. M. Ruberg. SITTING: J. Ross. T. Kreidenweis. D. Brown. D. Carr, R. Neihaus. 145 Led by Red Dog Cheerleaders Cheer! TOP ROW: Kevin Bunill, Bill Holt. Tim Van Driessche, Ed Nienaber. FRONT ROW: Steve Herman. Dale Shuster. Bill Bates. Left Lo Right: Beth Ross, Sue Gieger. Francie Brennan. Maureen Ross. Red Dog lends encouragement. I46 Phg. Ed. Expands Bowling 75 '5' I ' m SUMMER?!- cool. $ AIIHL IONED couront PL Bosse J. Schwag G. Jansen, R. Hartman, P. Bosse, P. Bock I47 148 Post 5-7 Season Swim Team Shows Promise for Future MI. Middendorf and Mr. Yeazell handled the coaching chores this year. The swim team posted a five and seven record with Mark Schmidt scoring the most points overall. The awards this year went to Tom Tasset, coaches trophy for most spirited swimmer, and Freshman, Joe Nune. M . V. P. The most outstanding relay team was the 200 yard medly which consisted of M . Schmidt swimming the back- stroke, M. Ranz swimming the breaststroke, I . Keller swim- ming the fly, and I . Leahy swimming the freestyle, which consistently won this event. The Most Improved swimmer was Charles Hicks who swam the free style. and the breast stroke. Lack of swimming facilities. practices at St. X. and Mt. St. Joseph at 9 and 10 all hindered the team from obtaining the best possible results which might account, somewhat. for this year's 5 and '7 record. RECORD Xavier R. '79, Walnut Hills '70, La Salle 46 . Aiken '72, L.S. 61. . LaSalle 83. Moeler 80 . LaSalle 41 , Moeller 41, Cov. Catholic 26 . New Richmond 92. St. Bernard 65, L.S. 56. Tay10r51, L.S. 21. LaSalle 53. Neport Cath. 33. Elder 50, L.S. 26. pumen 39' L.S. 35' BACK ROW: M. Brabender. R. Switzer, R. Nelson, D. Erb, R. Pollard. B. Brose. West. High 58, L.S. 18. B. Cowens. MIDDLE ROW: I. Applemanl. mgr. , R. Switqer. M. ganz. P. R-iedel, G.C.L. 4th Place I. Leahy. T. Tasset, J. Isler. M. Schm1dt. FRONT ROW: R. Berlmg. C. chhs. P. Riemet, G. Booth. 1. Keller, MI. Middendorf, Coach. -wrf Moment of Truth RESERVES The reserve soccer team ended their season with an impressive record of 8-1-2 due to the superb coaching of Bro. Bob Mobley and the individual efforts of the players. Danny Masur, the team captain and highest scorer, dazzled the spectators and opposing teams as he danced through the defense to score the winning goals. The defense and Mark Coleman. the goalie, protected the goal with power and agility. Tim Popejoy, Jim Murphy. Rick Hoblitzell, Terry Woodford. Mike Allaire, and Art Conley helped to round out a fine team . VARSITY: STANDING: Bro. Robert Mobley. H. Stonisch. K. Seuberling, J. Geiger. D. Slier. T. Van Driessche, P. Hob- litzell, R. Berling, J. Ruhe, Mr. Villalobos. KNEELING: H. Kesse. D. Cross. G. Cross. J. Giesting. J. Gagliardo. D. Konekamp, J. Rube, A. Masur. SITTING: D. Breetz, M. Whalen. E. Thompson, J. Riesenbeck. VARSITY SCORES 1 r. CD OPPONENT Aiken Moeller St. X. Roger Bacon Elder Moeller St. X. Roger Bacon Elder Tournament Forest Park Greenhills Finneytown 3 mmwwwwwtbm CHMOHDDONN: C10 H .ME 7 ..- a Irv 0': H O 5 . n1 Joe G. swipes ball. N .t H 5'5 N eh: Q D . 1 i .5. H hit RESERVE: Left 10 Right. STANDING: S. Jelen, M. Allaire, R. Hobh'tzell, D. Masur. D. Jansen. B. Nest- meier. A. Conley. 5- Roellv G. Bigner. M, Ruberg. KNEELING: I. Bisher. T. Woodford. s. Ruhe. J. Nie- haus. T. Maurer. M. Rohrer. I. Schneider. SITTING: M. Smith, T. Popejoy, M. Coleman, T. Rack, M. Murphy. 1. Murphy. 149 Varsiig Track LA SALLE OPPONENTS 151 Forest Park Cov. Catholic lst Greenhills 151 Western Hills Purcell 2nd Moeller 2nd Fairfield Forest Park K OF C RELAYS 91h out of 42 lst St. Xavier Roger Bacon 1st Oak Hills BEST OF THE WEST 3rd out of 5 31d Forest Park Greenhills G.C.L. 4th Moeller St. Xavier Elder Purcell Roger Bacon SECTIONALS 2nd St. Xavier Elder DISTRICTS LaSalle scored 7 points; most points scored before this year was 2 in 1973 Finished 10th Place in the City Standings D. Holthaus. G. Niehaus. I . Hury, K. Burrill Delft drop it E v vi, ' ' ' n. t ' At HHVL... , t1 ' 't Mg-J-h Al. '5: a at '4 4- e 7M .- 99.. . TOP. Rto L: J. Kennings. M. Espel, R. Capadaglia, S. Scheid. B. Holt. T. Foemch.1. Hautman. M. Haninger. T. Wagner, M. Carr. SECOND ROW: Coach Barlag, L. Couch, K. Rielay, M. Williams, J. Sunderhaus. M. Jester, M. Schneider, T. Hasselbeck. M. Striker. I. Schneider, D. Gemperline. P. Walsh. THIRD ROW: M. Schmidt. J. Yates, I. Huey, S. Gandenberger, K. Bunill. M. Capano, P. Schneider. T. Bear, T. Hirth, G. Niehaus. M. Schlinker. LAST ROW: M. Brown. D. Volk. I. Lazarotta. B. Bates, G. Booth, R. Hamey. R. Reckner. T. Wirth. N. Schibi. A ride to the AAA State Track and Field meet ended a long season for the Varsity Tracksters. Our mile relay team of Kelly Cramer. Mark Brown. Bill Holt. and Tom Wirth placed 16th in the state with a time of 3:29 . Earlier in the year, the Varsity Track team placed 2nd in the Forest Park Invitational and looked ahead to a very successful season. They then placed 9th out of 42 teams in the K of C Relays and third in the Best of the West track meet. A disheartening 4th place in the G. C .L. track meet didn't discourage the Varsity heaven. They came back the following week and took 2nd in the Cincy Sectionals. with 18 making the district meet. LaSalle came off with '7 points. 3rd out of all other Cincinnati teams, and a state qualifying mile relay team. Various records were broken this year as LaSalle's Varsity Track Team was voted tenth in the final city poll. The 480 yard shuddle hurdle relay team of Mike Carr. Greg Schrenker, Rick Reckher. and Mark Hartinger set a new record with a time of 1:01 . 2. Other record breakers were: T. Foensch, Tom Wirth, Dale Schibi. Mark Brown. Dale Schibi was voted by his fellow teammates both the Most Improved Trackster and the Most Valuable Trackster. Kevin Burrill was voted as the Best Distance Runner while Kelly Cramer was voted as the Best Sprinter. Mike Schneider was voted as the Best Field Per- former. The Varsity Track team's captains were seniors Steve Seheid and Kevin Bunill. 151 Rick Reckner leads Reserves Take Third SITTING, Left to Right: T. Celina, C. S and. R. Appling. B. Poppa. M. Harris. A. Conley. R. Heister. R. Harrigan. D. Bonhs. D. Goddard Mgr. KNEELING: J. Cogozzo. T. Brockuis. R. Dietrich, G. Walton. M. Heckler, R. Bachman. B. Burger, I . Bresnen. 1. Guitar. B. Sutton. STANDING, 31d ROW: M. Otte, R. Mullen. A. Lindeman, 5. Peter, E. Cornelius, P. Ernst. P. Bombers, T. Shamer, C. Cassan. S. Schwartz. STANDING, 4th Row: V. Halloran Coach. B. Jelen. J. Amerano, M. Giordano. M. Vorderbrueggen. B. Schweitzer. L. Krause. D. Hoffman. B. Fox, PA Garibay. J . Speiser. J. Schweke. LA SALLE OPPONENT 82 Forest Park 35 50 Moeller '77 Purcell 20 86 West Hi 22 65 Oak Hills 59 65 St. Xavier 38 Roger Bacon 45 3rd in GCL 61h in Oak Hills Invitational 352 Under Alumnus Coach Flick Freshmen Win G.C.L. m In. J 1'; h . . 'hui h 5 '1 g! - uh t , mm TOP ROW: 8. Brown. 4th ROW: Coach Flick. G. Bock Mgr. , D. Vanderyt. R. Delaco, D. Harmeyer. S. Spade. R. Wellbrock, D. Schirmann. R. Schmidt. J. Frerick, B. Herbst, K. Flynn. E. Leininger. T . Wood, T. Kennedy. D. Hatgis. I. Schneider. 3rd ROW: J. Hoelker. K. Brisbin, B. Straus. T. Roher, M. Russo. T. Burger, D. Martini, R. Puthoff. J. Armbrustet. S. Groh, R. Brosy, R. Franz Mgr. 2nd ROW: D. Cramer, I. Flem- ing. J. Ross, L. Risola. M. SmiLh. R. Dangel. T. Recknex, M. Kehl, K. Horan. lst ROW: R. Thombuzy, D. Brown. K. Meister. M. Murphy, T. Bteen, M. Coleman, 1. Wurelbacher. D. Macke. MISSING: I. Dettone, S. Sueicher. P. Appiarius. LA SALLE OPPONENT 30 1l2 Anderson Mt. Healthy Elder 52 Reading St. Xavier Moeller '71 Pinneytown 9th aim Reading Invitational 77 Roger Bacon 69 Elder Notwood 39 Moeller St. Xavier 7th FroshlSoph Relays lst G. C. L. 63 53 112 34 50 38 112 30 1l2 24 37 85 25 85 43 The 1975 season was a very successful one for the Freshman Track Team under Coach Ferd Flick. The little Lancers finishes 1st in the G. C. L. tluough their steady improvement all season. Two records fell and a third one was tied. The 440 relay team of Hargis-Brosey- Kennedy burned out a 48 . 1 time. Steve Brown tied the old 220 record of 24.2. Other outstanding performers were 54. 3 in the 440 yd. dash by Mark Kehl, the mile in 4.53 by Tim Breen and the 10 . 9 100 yd. dash by Steve Brown. 153 154 Varng Tennis Goes 9-4 giml'k i ' - ' . . , $9? . . - ' ' .' - - -' r ? ' ' ' me . . 0 TOP ROW. Lto R: Coach Bro. Mike Schmelzer, J. Nunn, J, Cappel, K. Jansen. S. Hoffman. BOTTOM ROW: M. Bisher, J. Brueneman, D. Nunn. S. Shaefer, R. Spratt. Jim Cappel VARSITY SCORES Cov. Cath. Elder Purcell Roger Bacon Moeller St. Xavier Elder Purcell Newport Cath. Roger Bacon Moeller St . Xavier Rick Spratt Reserves Plag a+ 5000A TOP ROW, L 10 R: Coach Bro. Schmelzer, S. Neiheisel. P. Grismore, R. Reamer, R. Hartman. BOTTOM ROW: J. Kleu. R. Rueve. P. Sundrop, l. Klett. ....- f- AN Scott Shaefer RESERVE SCORES Newport Catholic St. Xavier Newport Catholic Sycamore St. Xavier Sycamore Ron Roemer 155 15b Dad's Club Helps Wi'rh BaHing Cage and Pi+ching Machine Varsifg Baseball Finishes Wi+h .600+ Season J4 swat ' '- :- TOP ROW. Left to Right: M. Stoeber. S. Schaller. B. Michel, M. Sweetman. B. Schroeck. I. Schmitz. SECOND ROW: M. Schmitz, J. Giesting, A. Schoenling. T. Wansuath. M. Abbatiello, B. Sandman, J. Nimeskem. THIRD ROW: D. Ballman, D. Boiman. C. Henlien, K. Rodenberg, J. Thompson. D. Kemen. VARSITY SCORES K t LANCERS OPPONENT McNicholas Aiken Mt. Healthy Anderson Alpena Michigan Alpena Michigan 1 St. Xavier Bedford Roger Bacon McNicholas Moeller Fairfield Elder Purcell Moeller Mt. Healthy St. Xavier Roger Bacon Moeller Grovespon Elder Purcell Western Hills Elder Hughes Withrow 3m: Ir M H 5: r 1-1 0-4 1 C11 MHNJCOQDCHIDHOOBpP-MMMMH I H I-l N MpwwoomwwwpwwogwwHup-cowmqmwoo H Hit sign is on Resv. bench l57 Reserve Baseball FRONT ROW: M. Hoffman. R. Riedy. T. Plummet. T. Kriedenweis. D. Carr. M. lessee. D- Keaton. SECOND ROW: N. Hanneken, L. Miller. M. Torok, J. Rieder. T. McMahon. J. LaValle. B. Kummer. THIRD: Coachl. Green, K. Birkofer, M. Hess. B. Gagnon, D. Day, M. Kreimer, S. Meyer. J. Rieder. V Asst. Coach Bro. D. Carrigan. MISSING: J. Schmidt, M. Ranz. D. Masur. M. McGeorge. .7 1 j .7 - T . McMahon pitching Forgo+ +0 Sign My Card . . Good Play Goes for Naugh'r in Dish-ic'r Maich Due. to a disqualification of a score LaSalle did not qualify for the sectional LS or district tournaments. The Lancers did have a 323 , which would have seated 169 Civington CHIhOHC 166 us in 4th place and qualified for the district tournament, but a score was ruled 158 ROECI Bacon 176 . . . . . . . . . 1'74 Purcell 1'72 out due to a dlsquahflcauon. Therefore the Lancers offlolally flnlshed w1th a 158 Moeller 175 32'? . Jim Jester was voted to the All City AAA first team, and A11 GCL first 1'76 St. Xavier 167 team. Tom Binzer made All GCL 2nd team and won an Evans Scholarship. 163 Purcell 166 Steve Thompson made All GCL 31d team, and Dan Harsch also won an Evans 1:; geSt'?ighT f E: - arm 1011 a t SChOlmhlp ' 172 Elder 164 158 St. Xavier 1'74 155 Elder 154 159 West High 175 Southwest Sectionals 4 scores 32'? VARSITY E . - ,- , I . hnm , TOP Row, L to R: Bruce Fahey. Steve Thompson, Jim Jester. Ted Duggins. MI. Ron Canning moacm. Tom B . - Evans Scholar . BOTTOM ROW. L to R: Tom Binzer. Dan Harsch. 200 yds. down the middle . RESERVES mg Steve T. - Evans Scholar. Short Chip, TOP ROW. L to R: Vince Bange, Steve Buger. John Hoffensbuger. BOTTOM ROW. L to R: Bruce Quisno. Ed Steiber. long roll . h Fr. Smiih lnauguraies Communi+g Service Program Required of all seniors. the commu- nity service program was designed to further the students religious education by taking the class out of the classroom and into the community. The students could choose from a variety of places such as hospitals, the orphanage, mental retardation centers, brain injured clinics. nursing homes for the aged, and a variety of other organiza- tions. One of the basic purposes of this program was to impress upon the stu- dent the importance of people helping people and to teach as Jesus did . Fr . Mike Smith 161 Slage Crew The members of the Stage Crew constructed all the props for the plays 'You Were Born on a. Rotten Day.' and, 'Came- lot.' They also set up the mikes for sound and the lighting system and running them. t Without the dedicated help of all the men behind the scenes the plays would never reach the level of success that is expected of La Salle Drama. t Bro. Ieffls behind the scene artisian group. And Cabbages and Kings . . . . . . of Washingjon Tours and Spelunking Though not official clubs of La Salle; tours, mountain climbing. and Spelunking were some of the more unusual extra activities that boys participated in this year. Sloan's Valley Cave system near Cumberland Lake Ky. , provided underground happiness for some . . . . . . while a group of fifteen assorted Frosh. , Soph. , and Its. toured Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, Wash. , D .C. , and Civil War battle sites. Educational recreation was the national pastime this year at La Salle. a, . -. s .5 Lust Ron D . and Mike B. watch the Cooper at Williamsburg. Va . Down to the River Styx. p1. . Hip Washington tour group pose at T.J . 's Monticello home . R. Hartman in a tight spot. 163 A.V. Crew Helps +0 Make LaQaIIe I LEFT TO RIGHT: Erich Kesse. Bill Anofer. Rob Weinganner, Jim McGinnis, Ralph Rust. Frank Klax. Rick Holmsuom, Tom Klaine, Jim Murphy. Tom K. with a projector 164 WLQT-WLQH NV TOP ROW. Lef1 10 Right: H. Kesse, J. Wuebbolt, B. Kessler. R. Hauenstein, T. Jenna. D. Krekeler. K. DeNoma. Mr. W. T. Cady. BOTTOM ROW: 1. Murphy. G, Batch, E. Kesse. E. Collins, R. Weinganner, P. Pierson. D. Flick. R. Pollard, M- Schrader. f'? . ; x .. 7w. . - I ham. , Cameraman Dan Flick 'r ml, : Ja H. Kesse, D. Krekler. R. Hauenstein in control room B. Buchtman, J. Gleason, T. Van Driesche. M. Jakobi Announcing tonights basketball game - H. Kesse and R. Hartman 165 Make For A Fine Yearbook Hard Work and Long Hours Pay Off m ..,.w;m-n.-Mxem-W ' Paul Durban 5:- 'r R. 9+ercz Achieves Naiional Pho'ro Honors Year of Awards for Camera Club PhOTOGReth ' Y L9 SHLLE CAMM CLub S . Jelen R . Stercz CAMERA CLUB: L. to R. . TOP TO BOTTOM: l. Freese, R. Stemz. J'. Jackson. E. Otten. S. Jelen. M. Schrader. B. Kessler. 167 Ledger Puis Oui 9 Issues Ledger: Bro. Mike Gets lnfrod uced +0 La Salle and +he Ledger Classes Help . . . Under the able co-editors Jim Nunn and Joe Bessler and its moderator. Brother Mike Schmelzer. the LA SALLE LEDGER strove to continue a fine newspaper tradition at La Salle. With the addition of a journalism class to the English curriculum more students became involved in the actual production of the paper and deadlines became much easier to meet. Throughout the year over eighty students contributed writing talents and services to the LEDGER, and in turn. to the entire La Salle community . THE STAFF SEATED , L to R: Steve Neihelsel, Joe Bessler co-editor, Bro. Mike Moderator. Jim Nunn co-editot. Mike Hollgrefe. STANDING: Don Breetz. Joe Gagliardo. Steve Thompson. Mark Krueger. Steve Hoffman, Scott Schaefer, Tim Schlueter, Mark Unkrich, Pat Fohey. and Bro. Mike's Journalism Class. .4- ;raiibri 5' 7,? '13.- .z; '9'! I , t'rrv Bro . Mike looking at his favorite section the funnies . Bro . Mike puts up signs to show the staff what to do . 168 G. Unkrich Time's running out I . Haneberg Let's see ya get out of this one G. Suntay . .. uxmn'nW' r i ' I CHESS CLUB: STANDING: Mr. Blazer. moderator. D. Wagner. G. Fischer. B. Buchtman. R. Hartman, T. Hennard, T. Bellman. SITTING: G. Suntay, T. Klaine, M. Unkrich, C. SchmidK, G. Unkrich, J. Haneberg. 169 7+h and 8+h Used for Meeiing Times Councils Ra're as School's Bes+ +0 Daie oy, S. Gebbing. STAND- STANDING: M. Larosa. J. Luken. R. Willwonh. STAND- ING, LOWER DECK: Rohrer, T. I. Darwish. J. Epure, T. Kreiden- ING, LOWER DECK: R. Larman, J. Raider. K. Schmidtz, S. Neiheisel. T. Owens. weis, H. SlagetteI. l x STANDING: K. Conway, D. Karches, P. R STANDING: T. Grote. J. Kenning. K. Rielag- STANDING LOWER STANDING: I. Hautman. I. Nimeskem. STANDING LOWER DECK: S. Gannenburger. J. Nunn. B. Bates, T- Hasselbeck. DECK: T. Klaine, A. Schoenling, B. Booth. J. Streit. I70 SITTING. L. to R.: J. Wilker. J. Schmitz. D. Stiem. STANDING. L. to R.: B. Dorsey, J. Roden, J. LeBar, T. Brenner. T. VanDriessche, J. Bessler, T. Dossman. EXECUTIVE BOARD III III III II, ' II III IIIIIIIII III IJIIIIV IN in.II LA I-:' C ' , ,7 LXCLZ.E,.4$JI x434: -- d B .W C T CV I -T'Q I ' '- I :xX-wawi i- C C L! Dr! V E HEM C a l'-' Joe. Bessler calls and chairs an all G .C.L. Presidents C ' I' WWW Meeting for community action. Mr. James Cissell I - $34: 6 6 K attends. 76 CR ST N E UDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES $45?ng BIY I71 l I PI w wCOmIM A 3;. New Judging Process Ari Show Brings Ou'r +he Besi L117 3 i l M. Herrman - Junk Art The Art Show, May 16 and 1'1. was judged by experts this year. They included the Art Directors of U.C. and Edgecliff, and two area High School art teachers. The art department classes of Mrs. Myers, Mr. Feldman, and MI. Barney worked hard at making this year's Art Show a big success. There were five hundred pieces of fine work displayed. These were judged on Drawing design. Graphic design. Paintings, Sculptures, and Crafts. The departmental winners for most ribbons were: Seniors Brad Otten and Scott Weber, Juniors Pat Fahey and Clint Wood. No distinct winner in the Sophomore department, Freshmen winners were Paul Pierson and Todd Plummer. Abstract Wood Sculpture Mrs. Chyrl Meyes - Acrylic Art Band Becomes Alive in Musical D. Wagner leads Irombones LEFT TO RIGHT: Band director - MI. 0110 Bissmeyer, Band officers - P. Semancik. J. Schoenlaub. T. Huey, D. Wagner. Band moderator - Bro. Leo Oberrieder. P. Prinzbach and A. Olding Maestro Bissmeyer diff; V V :41?! ' ' men. P. Prinzbach, G. Hubs, P. Staudigel. STANDING: F. Bakes. E. Toemer, G. Feie. J. Moorman. Siemer, D. Simpkins. V. Mazella, P. McCarthy. C. Robers. son. M. Olding, T. Suunks, B. Siemer. Semancik. R. Robers, G. Hartman. P. Cowens, J. Scott, J. Feldman, A. Olding. R. Vogelsang, R. T. Findley, G. Greivenkamp, J. Nolan, D. Wagner, J. Schoenlaub. C. Cerimele, M. Limpke. J, R. Hamey, P. Minges, R. Willwenh, T. Grote, S. Havlin. T. Huey. D. Siemer. D. Gemperline, J. Glea- SHOW BAND, KNEELING: J. Nolan, E. Torch net, D. Siemer, T. Findley, M. Limpke. J. Schoenlaub. S Havlin, P McCarthy. STANDING: Mr. Bissmeyer, C. Cerimele, J. Moorman, A. Olding, G. Hubs. R. Robers. J. Feldman. T. Huey, F. Bakes. ?EP BAND, KNEELING: A, Olding, G. Hubc. R. I RObCIS, J. Feldman. R. Slaudigel. STANDING: J. Nolan, 1. Gleason. J. Mocrman, M. Limpke. C. Ccrimele, T. Strunks. 175 La Salle Glee Club 1974-75 :4 'I i.k l! GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Bruce Quisno, Vice Pres.: Mike Heckler. Treasurer: Ken Dirt. President; Steve Neiheisel. Secretary. 176 Miss Judy Brown accompanies . . . Waiting for the cue GLEE CLUB. KNEELTNG: B. Bomkamp. S. Schwartz, EV Gaynor. M. Heckler. R. Harney. M. Madden. 13. Staudigel, L DeLuco. E. Kesse. D. Trefzger, D. Goddard. T. Klaine, B. Buchtman. STANDING: MI. Ottol. Bissmeyex, Director; T. Burger, A. Wood. D. Kennedy, JV Calla, J. Jackson. B. Foppe, 8. Burger. M. Rasp, N, Hand. B. Klumb, J. Gagliardo. D. Bwetz, G. Hartman. S. Schaefer. K. Dirt. D. Ponwood. B. Quisno. R. Morning. B. Maue, S. Neiheisel, B. Schiffems. M. Lampe, B. Rieger. A. Lindeman. J. Frerick, M. Townley, T. Rasp. G. Hardig. Miss Brown and her chorus from Mother of Mercy I78 Soph. 205 vs. Soph 314 N.F.D. Brings Ou+ H.R. Compe+i+ion The Teams Soph. B, 54 Soph. H, 53 Tab : $50.00 Gym Classes Move +0 +he Lanes lniramural Bowling 5!! Stare 'em down . um. mmmmrrw- A Shot in the dark Naiional Honor Socieig ! FRONT ROW. Left to Right: R. Zoller, W. Holt. M. Kirchner. S. Weddendorf, V. Bange, R. Mane, 13. 01115110, I. Bessler. S. Thompson, R. Kessler, S. Scheid, ; T. Brenner. M. Stoeber, I. Schmitz. MIDDLE ROW: J. Schultz, K. Jansen, G. Robers. B. Michael. S. Burger. B. Sparks, J. Greiner. T. Van Driessche, J. Hautman. K. Frondorf. T. Foemch, K. Din, D. Day. R. Cucinotta. BACK ROW: M. Krueger. J. Kort'hagen. T. Wirth, P. Fahey, R. Kemen, T. Manning. J. Tebbe, B. Klumb. C. Henlein, J. Couch, M. Unkrich, R. Dorsey, l. Nunn, D. Gemperline, T. Binzer, Bro. Roland Klassan F.S.C. Homeroom Painiing Projecis 182 ANNEKEN. JOSEPH B. 9125 Ranchill Assumption 931-8057. ASHBROOK. ALAN J. 5810 Windamere Ln. Sacred Heart 863-1934 Karate 2: Football 1. 2: Clinic 3, 4; Speech 2. BAGBY. JOHN D. 6179 Thomson Road St. Bernard 385-7639 Intramurals 2, 3; Clinic 2, 3. BAUMGARTNER, RICHARD D. 2812 Queen City Avenue St. Catharine 662- 9238 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; 9358133112. 4; Poster 2. 3. BAUMGARTNER. RICHARD J. 5555 Foxrun Ct. Little Flower 541-0846 lmramurals 3, 4: Clinic 3, 4; Pep Rallies 1, 2, 3, 4:130:15: 1. 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3. BECKER. JOSEPH T. 7166 Pickway Drive Visitation 941-6737 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Clinic 3; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Poster 2. 3. BECKHAM, ANTHONY W. 3620 Paramount Rdg. St. James 521-1860 Intramurals 2, 3: Clinic 4; Poster 3. BELLA. MICHAEL C. 2402 Garrison Drive Assumption 931-0632 Inuamurals 4: Football 1. BELLISSIMO. JOHN A. 4484 Grove Avenue St. Aloysius 574-0721 Intramurals 1. 2, 3: Class Officer 1. 2: Yearbook 1. 2. 3: Football 1, 2; Poster 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. BESSLER, JOSEPH A. 2819 McKinley St. Catharine 661-6962 Ledger 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3: National Honor Society 3, 4; Silver Honor Pin 4: Student Council 3 , 4. BINZER, THOMAS R. 2916 Royal Glen Dr. St. Ann 521-2748 Intramurais 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; National Honor Society 3: Chess 1. BLANKENMEYER. THOMAS F. 4200 Churchview St. Aloysius 662-7031 Astromony Club 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Bowling 1. 3: Chess 2, 3, 4. BOCK. S. PERRY 5885 Paurleen Little Flower 542-3466 Intramurals 3. 4; Bowling 1, 3. 4. BOOTH. ROBERT J. 2369 Harrywood CL. Little Flower 542-7731 Intramural: 1. 3. 4: Red and White Committee 4; Track 2, 3: Class Officers 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. BOSSE. ANDY G. 3399 Boomer Road St. Ignatius 481-5987. BOSSE, PAUL G. 6150 Wilmer Road SI. James 521-8049 intramural: 1. 2. 3: Baseball 2; Bowling 1. 3. 4. ERAFFORD, EARLI. 6858 Kern DI. Class Officer 1: Student Council 1, 2: Policy Senior Direc'rorg 1975 Board 1. 2. BRENNER. TIMOTHY L. 3709 Lovell Ave. St. Martins 661-9294 Intramurals 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Rallies 4: Class Officer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2: Student Council 1 , 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. BRETNITZ, WILLIAM L. 3418 Cheviot Ave. St. Martin's 481-2598 Intramurals 2. 3. 4. BROCK. DON J. 2522 Montana SI. Catharine 481-9055 lmramurals 4: Pep Rallies 4. BROWN. DAN G. 2844 Orland St. Catharine 481-6858 Bronze Honor Pin 2: Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1. 2. 4; Pep Rallies 1, 2, 3. 4. BUCHTMAN. ROBERT M. 3760 Brockton St. John - Dry Ridge 385-7573 Bronze Honor Pin 4: Intramurals 2. 3; It's Aca- demic 4: Chess 3. 4; Drama 4: Poster 4: National Honor Society 3: Glee Club 4. BURRILL. KEVINJ. 2753 Montana 61. Catharine 662-6232 Bronze Honor Pin 3: Cheerleaders 4: Homecom- ing Committee 4; Pep Rallies 4: Cross Country 1. 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3. 4. BURWINKEL. MARK R. 6893 Newbridge Dr. 81.. James 931-7791 Poster 2: Glee Club 1; Cafeteria Painting 1. CALLAHAN. MICHAEL J. 3845 Oliveue Ave. 51. Martin 662-5363 Intramurals 4; Bowling 4. CARLE. RALPH E. 7066 Heame Rd. 51. Bernard 574-6897 Football 1: Hall Painting 8. CARLOS , GUILLERMO A .- 4151 Boomer Rd. St. Ignatius 661-1524 Intramurals 3. CARRIER, MIKE L. 5165 Deeridge Ln. St. Ignatius 662-1058 Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 2: 3356133114; Track 1, 2. 3. CLYDE. TOM M. 8042 Peacock Dr. St. Ann 931-9821 Karate 1: Clinic 1. 2: Bowling 1. CONDON. RICHARD E. 3089 Montezuma Dr. St. Ann 521-1832 Karate 4; Cafeteria Worker 3: Bowling 2. COUCH, JAMES S. 4435 Finecmft St. Aloysius 481-2751 Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; H311 Painting 1. 4: Policy Board 1 . CREED, JIM F. 3497 wheamroft Dr. St. James 521-2277 Cross Country 2: Track 1. 2: Wrestling 1. 2. CROSS, GREGORY C. 8309 Gaines Rd. St. Bernard Soccer 3 , 4. CUCINOTTA, ROBERT E. 3437 Stathem Ave. St. Catharine 662-1242 Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 4: Drama Club 1: National Honor Society 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 3. ... -'V.aurv't!1 Irma. .5 vazzgruhvim DANEYMAYER. STEVE I. 3330 Augusta St. Martin's 662-0178 ,' Wrestling 2. ! DANIELE. LOUIS A. 4391 Ailymont Ct. St. Ignatius 662-7386 Inuamurals 3, 4: Stage Crew 3; Football 1. 2; Saph. Float 2. DAY , DUANE R. 2841 McFarlan Park Dr. St. Catharine 661- 7229 Bronze Honor Pin 2; Astronomy 4: Intramurals 2. 4; Dance Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Football 1; Baseball 2: Student Exchanges 4. DAY , KEVIN R. 3881 Harvestridge DI. St. Ignatius 481-1565 Bronze Honor Pin 2; Intramurals 2. 3 . DEFIGLIA. JAMES A. 2334 Whitewood Little Flower 542-5938 Pep Rallies 2; Hall Painting 2. DELUCO. TONY M. 4309 Matlin Ave. St. Martin's 661-7947 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Wrestling 1, 2. DEWALD, RON F. 5850 Cottonwood Cl. St. James 521-3791 Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Cafeteria Worker 1, 2. DICKHAUS, TIMOTHY A. 3619 Brockton Drive St. John 385-6824 Intramurals 3 , 4: Poster Club 1: Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3: Tutoring the St. Joseph Orphans. DIETRICH . JIM 2635 Montana Ave. St. Catharine 661-2990. DIPILLA, VICTORJ. 3994 Roswell Ave. St. Martins 481-4297 Intramurals 4: Soccer 1; Accounting Award of Excellence. DIRR, KENNETH R. 2412 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower 541-4124 Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1. 3: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Mom Prom Committee 3 . DITOMASO. JIM E. 3614 Fieldcrest Drive St. Martin 481-1713 Football 1. DOEHERTY, E. TIMOTHY 5367 Sanrio CI. SI. Marlin 661-5307. DORSEY , ROBERT C- . 3624 White Oak Drive St. James 522-4236 Intramurals 3. 4: Yearbook 2, 3; Football 1; Stu- dent Council 4. DOSSMAN . TIM T. 2378 Van Leunen Little Flower- 541-1150 Soccer 1: Student Council 1 , 3. 4: Made Varsity Soccer Freshman Year. DOYLE, THOMAS A. 1421 St. Clair Ave. Assumption 931-4237 Camera Club 2. DURKIN, DAVE A. 2625 Gracewood Ave. Liule Flower 542- 4783 . EGBERT. BRUCE R. 3666 Donata Dr. St. Ann 521-0037 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Stage Crew 3. 4: Chess 2: Audio-Visual 1; W.L.S.T. 1. EPPERT, JAMES A. 1721 Schuster Ct. St. Ann 93-3713 Clinic 2. 3. FERNEDING. CARL R. 3570 Galynn Dr. St. Ignatius 661-0439 Stage Crew 3: Drama 1: Dance Committee 2. FESSLER, DONALD J. 3279 Harrv Lee Ln. St. Ann 522-6246 Chess 1; Yearbook 2 . 3, 4. FLEMING. RICHARD M. 4758 Blue Rock Rd. St. James 931-8993 Intramurals 3; Clinic 4. FOERTSCH. TOM R. 3297 Montana Ave. St. Martin 661-5726 Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Intramu- rals 1. 2, 3. 4-. Track 3. 4: Pep Rallies 1. 2. 3, 4: Football 1. 2.. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. FORMAN. RICHARD P. 3264 Tallahasse St. James 522-0412 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Swimming 1: Eighth Grade Oliemation 4. FRANCIS. ERIC A. 5437 Sanrio Ct. 661-5708 Camera Club 2; Archeology 4; Bowling 4. FRANRJ . RUSS J. 3787 Springdale St. John 385-8616 Karate 2. 3: Chess 1. 2: Swimming 1: Bowling 4. FRIESZ. STEVE P. 2533 Fairhill Little Flower 681-7848 Homecoming Committee 2. 3: Clinic 2. 3: Bowling 2; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4;-Red and White Committee 3. FRONDORF. KENNETH R. 5531 Green Acres C1. St. Aloysius 574-2221 lmramurals 2. 3. 4; Karate 2: Tennis 1: Bronze Honor Fin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Ledger 1. CALL. CHARLES 2843 North Bend St. Theresa 541-2457 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2, 3: Track 1. 2; Hall Painting 3. GEIGER. GARY R. 5462 Songbird Dr. Little Flower 541-1979 Inuamurals 1. 2. 3, 4. GEIGER. JERRY R. 3376 Boomer Rd. 51. Ignatius 661-8157 Inuamurals 2. 3. 4: Soccer 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. GEISLER. JOSEPH w. 5525 Dry Ridge Road St. John's 385-8983 Intramurals 3: Pep Rallies 1, 2. 3. 4: Swimming 1: Community Service 4: Red Army 4. GEMPERLINE. DAVID M. 2732 McKinley St. Catharine 662-0930 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Sikver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 4; Poster 1. 3; National Honor Society 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ledger 3: Cafeteria Painting 1: Mini-Week Teacher 3. 4; Orientation Guide 4: ths Who in American High School Students 1973-74: Society of Outstanding Teenagers of America. GIARDULLO. CARY 3380 Key West Dr. St. James 521-7874 Intramurals 3; Track 2: Clinic 4: Football 4. GIESTING. JOSEPH F. 3274 Donnybar St. Ann 931-4316 Intramurals 1. 2: Kaxate 1; Soccer 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2: Pep Rallies 1, 2, 3. 4; Foster 1. GIRTEN, DAVID 10054 Sky Ridge Dr. St. John 385-8227 Intramurals 1. 3: Football 1; Clinic 2 . 3; Com- munity Service 4. GLANKLER. JOHN R. 4171 Boomer Road St. Ignatius 481-8088 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Ledger 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Track 2. GLEASON. JOHN M. 4565 Hubble Road St. James 522-2593 Inuamurals 3. 4: Tennis 1. 2; W.L.S.H. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. GREISL. CRAIG G. 4681 Farclest Ct. 81. James Football1, 3, 4: Pep Rallies 1. 2, 3, 4. GROH. JOSEPH A. 2808 Shaffer Avenue St. Catharine 662-4291 Inuamurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Stage Crew 3. 4; Class Officer 3: Homecoming Committee 4; Football 1; Clinic 3. 4: Pep Rallies 3: W.L.S.H. 4: Poster 3 , 4: Prom Committee 4; Student Council 3: Ledger 2. 3; Dance Committee 4; Red and White Committee 4: Bowling 3. GROW. BARRY I. 5139 Colerain Avenue Little Flower 541-2866 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Football 2. HARDIG. GREGORY C. 3375 Nandale Dr. St. Ann 931-1196 Clinic 2; Cafeteria Worker 1. 2. 3. 4: Poster 1. 2; Glee Club 1 . 2. 3. 4; Cafeteria Painting 2: Hall Painting 3; Bike Club 1. 2. HARSCH. DANIEL F. 7286 Memory Ln. St. Ann 521-0002 Bronze Honor Pin 2: Golf 3. 4. HARTINGER. R. MARK 3552 Reemelin Road St. Ignatius 481-8149 Asuomony Club 4: Audio Visual 2: Ledger 1. 2. 3; Cross Country 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Clinic 2: W.L.S.H. 1. 4; W.L.S.T. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who Among High School Students 3. HARTMANN. RICHARD J. 2321 Deblin Dr. St. Richard 521-0618 Inuamutals 3, 4; Audio Visual 2. 3; Ledger 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Siiver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Chess 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4: w.L.S.T. 2. 3, 4. HAUTMAN. JAMES F. 3264 Match Terr. St. James 522-5354 Intramurals 1: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3: Foetball 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 1. 4; Student Council 1. 4. HAVLIN. STEVE K. 3662 Benhill Dr. St. James 522-5160 Inuamurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1: Exonze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2. HEIB, MARK L. 3321 Camvic Dr. St. Martin 481-1340 Chess 4: Bike Club 1. 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2. HEISLER. RON E. 3441 Melodymanor Dr. St. Ann 527-9092 Intramurals 1. 2: Pep Rallies 1. 2. HELTON. LARRY C. 5556 Fairwood Little Flower 681-6780 Glee Club 1: T. A . B. Homecoming Committee 1; Football 2. HEMPEL. BRIAN D. 6604 Simpson Ave. St. Margaret Mary 521- 5756 Archeology 1: Drama 1, 2, 3. 4: Drama Advisory Board 4. HESS. JERRY D. 3020 Shadycrest Dr. St. Ann 521-2852 lmramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Tennis 4. HESSLER. GREG E. 1974 South Lynndale Assumption 931-7752 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. HOFFMAN. STEVE C. 3832 Lincoln Road St. James 522-4218 Wrestling 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4. HOH, GREG T. 3311 Gaines Road St. James 385-5340 Inuamurals 1. 2. 3: Cross Country 2, 3; Swim- ming 1: Track 1. 2. HOLMSTROM. DAVE C. 5553 Silverpoint Dr. St. Ignatius 931-8953 Astromony Club 4; Ledger 1. 2. 3; Chess 1, 2, 3. 4; Bowling 4: Cafeteria Worker 1. 2. 3. HOLT. WILLIAM C. 3628 Darwin Ave. St. Martin 661-0454 Inuamurals 1. 3 . 4; Cheerleaders 4; Glee Club 1. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Sil- ver Honor Pin 4; Pep Rallies 4: National Honor Society 4. HOLTGREFE. JOHN E. 6774 Wesselman Rd. St. Bernard 574-6373. HOLTGREFE, MICHEAL A. 3423 Ringwood Ln. St. Ann 931-8519 Bronze Honor Pin 1; Intramurals 3. 4; Bowling 2. HONNERT. JAMES S. 4310 Marlin St. Martin 661-0386 Inuamulals 3. 4: Stage Crew 4: Tennis 1. 2. HOOVEN. DENNIS R. 3315 Firshade Terrace 6!. Ann 729-1331 Intramurals 3; Swimming 3. 4. HOUSE. JEFFERY A. 4134 Washinton Ave. St. Ignatius 661-2245 Inuamurals 3. 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4: Clinic 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1: Bowling 3. HUEY. TIM N. 3667155501; Road St. James 931-3953 Track 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. JACOBS, TOM D. v 6059 Shelrech Ct. St. James 521-8758 Baseball 1. IAKOBI. MICHAEL J. 1932 Connecticut St. Richatdk 542-3318 Stage Crew 3; Karate 2. 4; Class Officer 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4; w.L.S.H. 3. 4; Drama 3: Student Council 3. 4: Track 1. 3. JANSEN. GEORGE 1. i 5591 Silverpoim St. Ignatius 931-7537 9 Intramural: 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Chess 1, 2. 3; Tennis 2: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Cafeteria Worker 1. 2. 3; Student Council 2. JELEN. STEPHEN B . 183 184 2390 Harrison Road St. Bernard 941-0212 Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in American Students 3; Bronze Honor Pin 2. IENNE, THOMAS N. 2576 Banning Road St. Ann 931-7432 Yearbook 2. 3, 4-. Audio-Visua12. 3. 4; W.L.S.T. 2.3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1:511ver Honor Pin 2. IESTER. JAMES J. 2317 Golf Drive St. Ann 521-7594 Smdem Council 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Golf 1, 2. 3, 4. KABBLES. MlKE A. 4828 Race Road St. Ignatius 661-0862 Intramurals 3; Homecoming Committee 3: Foot- ball 1. 2; Pep Rallies 2. 3; From Committee 3: Band 2. 3; Red and White Committee 3; Track 1, 2: Cafeteria Worker 3: Hall Painting 3 . KAHLES, MARK A. 3119 Boda Dr. St. Ingatius 451-9081 Intramural: 3. 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Karate 3: Band 1. 2. 3; Cafeteria 1, 2. KELLY, KEVIN I. 4309 SI. Martini P1. St. Martin 481-1318 Tennis 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1-. Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3. KESSLER. ROBERT P. 3254 Bracken Road St. Catharine 481-0676 Camera Club 2, 3. 4: Audio-Visua12. 3, 4; Bowling 1. 3; Yearbook 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3: W.L.S.T. 2, 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3. KETZER. THOMAS A. 8337 Firshade Terr. St. Ann 521-2535 Football 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1. KIRCHNER. MIKEJ. 3435 Chuckfield Dr. St. Ann 931-9369 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Officer 1; Inuamurals 3; Baseball 2. 4; Student Council 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 4. KLAINE, THOMAS A. 3290 Rinda Ln. St. Ann 931-3586 Intramural: 1. 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew 3. 4; Chess 1. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Academic Council 4: Drama 3. 4: Prom Committee 4; Slu- dent Council 4; Audio-Visual 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Class Officer 1, 4. KLAUS. MIKE 5540 Haft Road St. Ignatius 662-0153 Chess 1, 2. KLEIN. KEN M. 2356 Van Leunen Dr. Little Flower 542-3607 Clinic 2. 3: Glee Club 1. KNAB. .TEFF C. 6034 Iessup Road St. James 931-3721 Intramural: 1. 2. 3. 4; Clinic 3; Track 3; Red Dog 4. KNOX. ROBERT 8677 lndianwoods St. James 385-7179. KOEPFLE. IIM J. 7830 Cheviot 81. James 521-0067 Karate 2: Swimming 1. 2. KOLB. THOMAS H. 1481 Kinney Assumption 521-7332 Inuamurals 3. 4. KORFHAGEN. IOHN C. 3632 East St. Martin St. Martin 481-3047 Basketball 1. 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; National Honor Society 4.- Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. KRAMB, KENNETH L. 6925 April Dr. St. Ann 522-4210 lmramurals 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor ?in 4. KREKELER. THOMAS G. 5482 Sanrio Ct. St. Ignatius 661-2251 Ledger 3; Chess 1. 2: Yearbook 2. KROEGER. KENNETH R. 2355 whitewood Ln. Little Flower 542-6643 Soccer 4; Track 1. KROEGER, STEPHEN R. 5651 Buttercup Lane Little Flower 541-3492 Soccer 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2. KRUGBR. MARK C. 3191 Autumn Lane St. James 522-9725 Inuamurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Office: 2: Football 1: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Rallies 1. 2, 3. 4; Football Manager 2. LAFARY, MARK J. 4221 Pictureview St. James Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2. 4; Clinic 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3. LAGER. DAVE P. 5444 Hafz Road St. Ignatius 662-6275 Ledger 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2. LAMPE, RICHARD E. 6051 Kardon Cl. St. James 521-7053 Chess 1'. Bike Club 1. LEMMING. MIKE R. 6250 Oakcreek St. Ann 931-7044 Track 1. 4: Football 2: Baseball 2. LENHARDT, JOE 5616 Colrain Ave. Little Flower 541-7032 Intramural: 4; Karate 2, 3: Football 1: Halftime Shows 3. 4. LEON, BILL G. 4307 Selby CI. St. Martin's 481-4250 Bowling 1. LEVIS . JIM E. 2811 Montana St. Catharine 481-6826 Hall Painting 3. 4. LILLIS. KEITH Karate 2, 3. LIMKE. MARK D. 6071 Belmont Ave. St. Richard 541-3337 Band 2. 3, 4: Bike. Club 1. 2, 3. 4. LIMKE. MICHAEL D. 6071 Belmont Ave. St. Richard 541-3337 Pep Rallies 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1: Bike Club 1. 2. 3. 4. LONG. KEVIN E. 5578 Clearview Ave. St. Aloysius 661-7848 Intramurals 1, 3. 4: Football 1; Wrestling 2; Golf 4. LUKEN. ALBERT B. 3637 E. Darwin Ave. St. Martin's 481-9185. MAGYAR. STEVE 2803 Orland Ave. St. Catharine 481-7002. MARSHALL. TIMOTHY I. 3300 Cavanaugh SI. Catharine 661-9285 Class Officer 1: Pep Rallies 1: Hall Painting 1. 3. 4. MASSA. DAN J. 2831 Orland Ave. St. Catharine 481-4379 Intramurals 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Rallies 1 . 2. MAUE, ROBERT A. 3284 W. Galbraith Rd. St. Ann 931-3684 lmramurals 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. MAURER. BERNIE J. 5040 Hanley Rd. St. James 521-5854 Inuamurals 2: Stage Crew 3, 4: Dance Commit- tee 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Cafeteria Painting 1: Homecoming Committee 4; Hall Painting 2. McGlNNIS . JAMES F. 5642 Buttercup Lane Little Flower 541-5239 Astronomy Club 4; Karate 3. 4; Audio-Visual 3. 4. McGlNNIS. SEAN P. 5064 Hawaiian Ter. Little Flower 541-1260 Intramurals 4. MEEHAN. LARRY E. 7209 bongwocd St. Ann 931-7438 Wrestling 2, 3. 4. MICHEL. BRIAN C. 5770 Evelyn Dr. St. James 931-3979 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Inuamurals 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. MILLER, DOUGLAS 1. 5761 Blue Rock Rd. St. James 385-9103 lnuamurals 3, 4: Clinic 1 , 2: Cross Country 4; Track 4. MILLER. THOMAS M. 2899 Kling Ave. St. Catharine 481-7185. MILLER. TOM w. 3566 Fieldcrest Dr. St. Martin 661-4151 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Pep Rallies 1, 2. 3. 4. MONING. TIM A. 3420 Dolomar Dr. St. Ann 522-5052 Bronze Honor Pin 3: Ledger 2. MOORE, FRANK S. 8431 Firshade Tar. SI. Ann's 521-8399 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Intramu- rals 3. 4. MOORE. RANDY L. 4124 Iessup Rd. St. James 521-6852 Bronze Honor Pin 1. NIENABOR. ED B. 8413 Haskell Sl- Ann 521-0716 Cheerleaders 4: Football 1: Pep Rallies 4: Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. NIMESKERN. JOHN R. 5443 Ruddy CL. Little Flower 541-3937 lnuamurals 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Track 1: Weight Rm. Painting 3. 1 OLDING. ANDREW J. 3360 Felicity Dr. St. Catharine 481-3773 Intramurals 1. 4; Tennis 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. OLDING, KEN I. 5663 Lauderdale Dr. St. James 931-6178 Class Officer 1; Football 1 . 2; Clinic 1 , 2. 3; . a W.L.S.H. 1: Dance Committee 3. 4: Track 1. OSSEGE. TOM L. 5626 Sprucewood Dr. St. James 681-7553. OSTERKAMP. JEFF W. 5658 Buttercup Ln. Little Flower 542-0629 Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2. OTTEN. BRAD F. 8030 Vegas Dr. St. Ann 521-0776 Yearbook 1. 2. 3: Poster Club 1. 2. OTTEN. CHARLES R. 2974 Aquadale Ln. St. Catharine 661-6256 Camera Club 2; Cafeteria Worker 2, 3: Audio- Visual 1. 2: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. PALMER. ROBERT D. 2905 Harrison Ave. 81. Catharine 661-1465 lnuamurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 1. 3: Clinic 4: Pep Rallies 1. 2. 3 . 4: Cafeteria Worker 2; Poster Club 1. 2, 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2; Cross Country 1. PLOGSTED. ROBERT L. 4059 Washington Ave. St. Martin's 661-1992 Camera Club 2: Yearbook 1, 2, 3: Cafeteria Worker 1. 2. 3, 4; Poster Club 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Bowling 4. PUTZ . WILLIE M. 3929 Davis Ave. St. Martin's 481-4023 Inuamurals 1, 2., 3, 4; Football 1-. Baseball 2. 4: Pep Rallies 1. 2. 3. 4: Poster Club 2: Basketball 2: Clinic 4. QUINSO. BRUCE R. 9859 Dargata Ct. Assumption 825-8891 Imramurals 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4;Golf1. 2. 3. 4 . RABANUS, TERRY L. 2609 Harrison Ave. St. Catharine 481-1707 Camera Club 2: Yearbook 3: Cafeteria Worker 1. 3: Poster 1. 4: Audio-Visual 1. 2; Bowling 4. RAIS . DAVE W. 3429 Miami Court St. Martin's 481-4757 Cafeteria Worker 3: Band 1: Bowling 4. RECKNER. RICK D. 3386 Harry Lee Lane St. Ann 931-0220 Football 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4. RIEMAN. 1. KEVIN 3877 Pool Rd. St. John Foster 1: Bike Club 3. ROBERS. GLENN T. 2901 Iessup Rd. Little Flower 681-2414 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Inuamu- rals 1. 2. 3. 4: Karate 2. 3; Senior Float 4; Con- stitutional Convention 1. RODEN, JAY J. 5716 Lauderdale St. James lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Karate 2: Class Officer 1. 2: Football 1. 2: Clinic 2, 3. 4: Pep Rallies 1. 2; From Committee 4: Student Council 4: Dance Committee 4: Red and White Committee 4; Bowling 1. ROETTING. RICHARD J. 1481 Hoffner St. Assumption Bronze. Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Intramu- rals 3: Chess 1. ROSE. GREGORY L. 3708 Harding Ave. St. Martin's 662-6192 lntramurals 3: Drama 4: Glee Club 4. RUBERG. MARK A. 2430 whitewood Ln. Little Flower 542-4840 Wrestling 4. RUMPKE. JOSEPH H. 5573 Pry Ridge Rd. St. John. SABATINI, STEPHEN R. 7927 Seward Ave. Assumption 729-1109 Bronze Honor Pin 2; lnuamurals 3, 4. SCHALLER. STEPHEN A . 2751 Felicity P1. St. Catharine 661-4966 Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. SCHANI. MICHAEL N. 1457 Clair Ave. Assumption 931-5475. SCHEID. STEVEN M. 4003 Drew Ave. St. Aloysius 574-6348 Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wres- tling 2. 3. 4. SCHIBI. DALE M. 5025 Hubble Rd. St. James 521-5874 lnuamurals 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4. SCHIRMANN. LAWRENCE J. 2837 Ratterman Ave. St. Catharine 661-4155 Bronze Honor Pin 3; Intramurals 3, 4: Tennis 1: Bowling 4; Sign Painting 3, 4. SCHLUETER. TIM 3341 North Bend 661-8901 Camera Club 2: Stage Crew 3. 4; Audio Visual 1, 2; Ledger 1, 2. 3;C11nic 1; W.L.S.H. l, 2: Academic Council 2; Drama Club 3. 4: Class Officers 2, 3. 4; It's Academic 3. 4: Chess 1: Yearbook 2: W.L.S.T. 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3. SCHMIDT. TONY J. 3847 Lincoln Rd. St. James 931-1303 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 1: Clinic 4: Pep Rallies 1.2.3. 4: Drama 8. 4. SCHMIDT JR. . CYRIL F. 3342 Jessup Rd. St. James 931-8361 Independent Study 2. 3, 4: Chess 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHMITZ. DAVE T. 5529 Surrey Ave. St. Aloysius Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. SCHMITZ . JAMES R. 2517 Airy C1. Little Flower Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.- Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Class Officer 1. 3. 4: Yearbook 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 1. 3. 4: Policy Board 2: Guidance News- letter. SCHMUELLING. STEPHEN F. 3643 While Oak DI. St. James 931-3405 Inuamurals 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1. SCHNEIDER. JAMES L. 6070 Snyder Rd. 81.. Bernard 574-6912 Wrestling 2: Swimming 1. SCHOENLAUB. JAMES C. 3627 White Oak Dr. St. James 931-6884 Clinic 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHOENLING. ANDREW A. 411716551113 Rd. St. James 931-4957 Class Officer 1. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Hall Painting 3: Policy Board 3. SCHOTT. MIKE F. 2337 Harrywood Ct. Little Flower 541-0096 Clinic 2. 3: Glee Club 1. SCHROEDER, DAVID A. 2704 Ferry Road Our Lady of Lourdes 922-0970 lntramurals 3: Dance Committee 4; Chess 2. SCHRODER, RONALD E. 7356 Perry St. Assumption 521-5975 Inuamurals 1, 2. 3: Swimming 1. SCHUERMANN, MARK I. .3847 Ruth Lane St. Aloysius 481-1910 Chess 1. 2; Bowling 4. SCHWEITZER. RONALD E. 5205 Colerain Little Flower 681-5388. SCOTT. JAMES J. 5741 Krogarmount DI. St. James 931-0953 Intramural: 3. 4: Stage Crew 2, 3; w.L.S.H. 4; Bang 1. 2. 3. 4: Ledger4. SEMANCIK. PAT M. 5625 Sunnywood St. Ignatius 541-2475 11': Academic 3. 4; Clinic 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SEUEERLING. KEVIN P. 5605 Goldemod Little Flower 541-0059 Intramurals 4: Soccer 3, 4: Wrestling 1. 2; Pep Rallies 1, 2, 3. 4. SIEMER. MELVIN H. 5557 Little Flower Ave. Little Flower Inuamurals 3, 4; Class Officer 1: Football 1. 2. SMITH. MARK L. 4710 Boomer Rd. St. Ignatius 661-6055 Inuamuxals 4; Basketball 1, 2. SONDERMAN. STEPHAN A. 5869 Jessup Rd. St. James 729-1061 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. SONTAG. STEVE R. 2745 Westwood Northern Blvd. St. Catherine 662-5686 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4. SPARKS, GARY A. 8318 Eagle Creek St. Bernard's 385-7740 Inuamurals 1. 2, 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Pep Rallies 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4. SPRATT. RICK S. 8415 Coghill Ln. St. Ann's 931-7355 Intramurals 1: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2. STAUDIGEL, RICHARD J. 5530 Samver Rd. St. Ignatius 681-0281 Stage Crew 1. 2, 3, 4; Karate 2: Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4. STEIGELMAN. JEFF F. 3139 Limestone Cir. St. James 681-0551 lmramurals 1. 2: Chess 1. 2. 3. STENGER. TERRY A . 6077 Rambing Ridge Dr. St. James 521-0941 Intramural: 2. 3. 4. STEPHENS. STEVE V. 3328 Glenmme Ave. St. Catharine. 661-7532 Clinic 4: Cafeteria 1. 2. STEIR. DAVID K. 2353 Harrywood Little Flower 541-4975 Inuamulals 3. 4: Ledger 4; Pep Rallies 4; Class Officers 4: Soccer 4: Student Council 4: Policy 185 186 Board 3: Guidance. News Letter. STOEBER. MARK A. 2761 Byrneside Little Flower 521-6263 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Key Award 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Ledger 1. 2. 3: Academic Council 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Class Officers 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3, 4: Student Counci14. STONITSCH, HAROLD 3214 Blue Acre Dr. St. Ignatius Soccer 4. STRIET, JEFFREY A. 3039 Feltz Ave. SL. Catharine 481-4207 Bronze. Honor Pin 1; Intramurals 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1I 2: Class Officer 4: Football 1: Slu- dem Council 4. STRUNKS, ANTHONY W. 5608 Harrison Pk. St. Aloysius 574-6869 Clinic 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SUNTAY. GLENN I. 4814 S. Raeburn Dr. Little Flower 681-0547 Camera Club 1, 2; Chess 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1. 3. SZEGHI . SCOTT N. 6067 Pawnee St. Richard 541-6741. TEBBE. JIM R. 4925 Springdale Rd. St. Ann 385-7183 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Clinic 4: Class Officers 1. 2: Wres- tling 1, 2. 3. 4. THALER. DAVID U. 5535 Holt Rd. St. Ignatius 661-7467 Intramural: 1; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; Clinic 3: Bowling 3. THESKEN. J. C. 8101 Livingston Rd. St. James 521-7835 Track 1. 2. 4: Football 1. 2: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, BRUCE A. 3216 Sonnybrook Ln. St. Ann 931-2999 Soccer 4: Clinic 3. 4. THOMPSON, GREGORY M. 39791anett Ave. St. Aloysius 661-8337 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Stage Crew 1: Track 1, 2: Chess 1: Independent Study 1. 2. 3, 4: Dance Committee 1. THOMPSON, STEPHEN G. 7299 Memory Ln. St. Ann's 729-0792 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Key Award 4: Inuamurals 3. 4; Ledger 2. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4: Golf 2, 3 , 4 . TRAME. GARY I. 2362 Harrywood Little Flower 681-4320 Inuamurals 4: Football 1. 2. TREFZGER. DAVE J. 3449 Craig Ave. St. Catharine 662-3530 Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Swimming 3. 4: Diving Team 3. 4: Chess 1; Soccer 2; Bowling 2: Independam Study 1. 2. 3. 4. TUCKER. JIM R. 6836 Grange Ct. St. Ann 522-6745 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Intramurals 3: Karate 1. 2-, Track 1, 2; Clinic 2. 3: Pep Rallies 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1: Independent Study 1. 2. 3. 4. UNKRICH. MARK A. 5769 Ocala Ct. St. James 931-5481 Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Key Award 4.- Astronomy Club 4: Imramurals 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Chess 2. 3. 4: Mini Week Teacher 3. 4. VALE, STEVE I. 4281 Applegate St. Martin's 661-4255. VAN DRiESSCHE. TIMOTHY B. 3904 Thimbleglen St. John's Dry Ridge 385- 6827 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3; Football 1: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Clinic 2; Pep Rallies 1. 2, 3, 4: W.L.S.H. 4: Drama 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2: Cafeteria Painting 3: P01- icy Board 3: Drama Advisor 2, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 3. VERSSEN. DAVE S. 5626 Buttercup Lane Little. Flower 542-0698 Stage Crew 4: Karate 2, 3: Class Officer 1. 2: Clinic 2. 3. 4: Ledger 1. VISSING, ROY P. 4324 Boudinot Ave. St. Ignatius 481-7737. VOGELSANG. RICHARD F. 3417 Thomdale CI. 5:. James 522-2724 Inuamurals 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3, 4. WAGNER, DAN A. 3400 Boomer Road St. Ignatius 661-8095 Astronomy Club 4: Chess 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1. 3: W.L.S.H. 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4. WALLENHORST . THOMAS C. 1742 Kemper Ave. Assumption 931-7596 Intramurals 3. 4: Basketball 1: Yearbook 2. WALSH, PAT G. 5600 Goldenrod Dr. Little Flower 681-2857 Glee Club 2: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4. WEBER, LAWRENCE T . 3730 Herbert Ave. St. Martin's 481-7124 Track 1. 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Hall Painting 1. WEBER. SCOTT S1..Ignatius 481-6805. WEDDENDORF. STEVE R. 3422 Greenvalley St. James 521-9948 Stage Crew 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Dance Com- mittee 3, 4: Red and White Committee 3: Bronze Honor Pin 3: Yearbook 2. WEINLE. RICH 3975 Harvest Ridge Dr. St. Egnatius 661-5380 Pep Rallies 1. 2. 3. 4: Hall Painting 3. WEISGIERBER. DAVE J, 3129 Libra Ln. St. Ann 522-0155 Inuamurals 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3: Yearbook 2: Poster Club 3. 4: Soccer 1; An Room Painting 3. WELLBROCK, STAN C. 3684 Boudinot Ave. St. Catharine 481-6434 lnuamurals 3; Basketball 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Fomball 1. 2. 3. 4- WESTERFIELD, ROBERT T. 3169 Sunny Hollow Ln. St. James 542-7186 Class Officer 3: Yearbook 2; Clinic 1, 2. 3: Caf- eteria Worker 2: Band 1. 2. WHALEN, MIKEI. 2320 Whitewood Ln. Little Flower 541-7095 Clinic 3: Soccer 1, 4. WHITE. STEVEN L. 5560 SeVille Ct. St. Ignatius 662-0326 Ledger 1. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor P111 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Policy Board 2. WIEBELL. ED 1. 5839 Willow Oak St. James 931-2966 Baseball 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Hall Painting 3. WIENER. JACOB C. 2565 Orland Ave. St. Catharine 481-2643 Inuamurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS. MIKE S. 3540 Locust Ln. 51. Martin lnuamurals 3: Football 1. 2. 4: Track 2, 3. 4. WILLING. JEROME A. 3577 Fielderest Dr. St. Martin's 661-3530 lntramurals 3. 4: Cheerleaders 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Clinic 4: Pep Rallies 4; Red and White Committee 4: Prom Committee 4. WIRTH. TOM K. 2730 Byrneside Little Flower 522-3147 Inuamurals 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3. WITTEKIND. STEVE J. 5214 Oak Hill Lane St. Ignatius 662-4428 Bowling 1; Hall Paintings 3. WOLF. RICHARD G. 4267 West Fork Road St. Ignatius 661-1631 Wrestling 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2 . 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Sundries Utility Bills Cheerfully Handled Free Delivery Phone: 521-3062 Xmas Concer+ Serving LaSalle for the Last 8 Years NORTHERN HILLS BUSINESS MACHINE. INC. 5909 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Phone: 591-1043 Ernst Thesing, President Typewriters. Adding Machine, Mimeograph, Magnetic Signs and Duplicate: Servicing and Sales THE PRESS Western Hills Edition Delhi-Price Hill Edition Northern Hills Edition Valley-North Edition Queen Ci+y Suburban Press. Inc. 3708 Davis Ave. Cheviot, Ohio 45211 Phone: 661-3200 7404 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati. , Ohio 45231 Phone: 522-5700 Plant: 1329 Arlington St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45225 Phone: 542-8833 c1911? GPILEgs I meueen City Suburban Press, Inc. 1 3708 Davis Ave Cheviot, Ohio 45211 Phone 661-3200 5 7404 Hamilton Ave. Cinti., Ohio 45231 Phone 522-5700 Plant location: 1329 Arlington 5:. Cinti., Ohio 45225 Phone 542-8833 I Tech Drawing - Complimenfs of G e J - Ar+is+. 4 ' v HARRY'S BARBER SALON FOR MEN Complete Barber and Styling Service Stock Hair Pieces 5516 Colerain Avenue Phone: 542-1854 COLONY ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 8433 Colerain Ave . Cincinnati. Ohio 45239 Phone: 522-6200 If Money Matters - See Colony Richard Dick Roden Manager Complimenfs of WULLENWEBERS MEATS 5201 North Bend Road at Boomer Monfozt Heights Dave Beckman . Prop. WESTERN HILLS SUNOCO SERVICE Harrison and McKenry General Repairs. Safety Lane , Corrections, Brakes Regular and Disc. Tune Ups, Road Service Phone: 661-9819 2454 Harrison Ave . 191 PERKINS CAKE 8!. STEAK HOUSE 7764 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio NEW HOURS! p.m. 3.111. 151.111. 8. . m . Friday and HouIs Close Sunday a . m . Monday 6 a. m. -9 Tuesday 6 a.m. -1 Wednesday 6 a.m.- Thursday 6 a.m. -1 Saturday Open 24 all NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOME 7401 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati. Ohio 45231 Phone: 521-7800 THE MT. HEALTHY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 7521 Hamilton Avenue. MI. Healthy Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Phone: 931-2814 E 1.; Coach Mario F. S. C. Coach Felehner I l MT. AIRY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Two Locations: White Oak 5838 Cheviot md. Mt. Airy 5901 Colerain Ave. Compliments of WULLENWEBER'S FOOD MARKET MI. Healthy 521-5212 Sign of Quality in M1. Healthy for Over 51 Years WILLIAM EFFLER JEWELERS Mount Healthy, Ohio Phone: 521-6654 Member of The American Gem Society T L'Is I'lfd MWL , COMPTON ROAD MARATHON ,All Minor Repairs and Service 1432 Compton Road Mt. Healthy, Ohio 45231 Phone: 521-9188 Good Luck Lancers! Complimen+s of BOB BLEHE URETHANE PICTU RE FRAMES CAREY-CRAFI' by Miami-Carey a .m'n walter company 230 Circle Freeway. iSpringdale, Ohio 45246 5131874-3886 Compliments of CLOVERLEAF LAKES The Lancer's Lair SUB CAFE Luncheon and Dinner Imported Beers on Draught 122'? California Avenue California Phone 242-9815 WINTON SAVINGS AND LOAN Insured Savings - Home Loans Established 188'? R. J. Bollin, Manager Cheviot and North Bend Rd. Branch Office: 4517 Vine St. Phone: 522-4880 St. Bearnard 641-1655 The Saving Building . Where Thousands Save Millions IONNA TUX RENTALS Phone: 471-5744 Western Hills 4934 Glenmore Avenue Phone: 521-2000 Grosebeck 7779 Colerain Ave. SeHor Koch. Spanish 1 If-levviot Road DHONAU-ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME Frank B. Rosenacker, Director mlass of Wm Phone: 522-0511 5527 Cheviot Road Near North Bend Road I96 ENTRAL TRUST c Monfort Heights, Ohio Lomlaus -m-m nun unt- m... l 1 I f MJL. 4 Wang hr; 1 . A .. La Tranquilify H '- THE MAYFLOWER L SAVING AND LOAN COMPANY 8370 Colerain Avenue Established 1883 Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Open Daily HARVEST HOME SAVINGS ASS'N 3621 Harrison Avenue Cheviot, Ohio 45211 1605 West Galbraith Road North College Hill, Ohio 45239 HARVEST HOME SAVINGS ASS'N . +1?- K M Z V NUMBERS, NUMBERS, NUMBERS When it comes to finding phone numbersfast and easy we can-help. Our FREE Personal Phone Book is just thething. It's a handy place to make note of yourfrequently called numbers as well as emergency numbers and numbers that have changed, too. Call 397-3001 and wer send you your FREE Personal Directory. Ofl:l . . . 1 1'2.- Clncmnatl Bell 49 Save With Safety CENTENNIAL SAVING AND LOAN 3918 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati. Ohio 45211 198 THE SPRING GROVE SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. 2944 Colerain Avenue 41-75 to Hopple Ein Cincinnati , Ohio 45225 Start saving now for the future. Phone: 541-5988 KESSING'S PRO HARDWARE Mt. Airy Phone: 541-1144 Pleasant Run 825-3399 Your Complete Hardware Store Carry Out Menu to Enjoy at Home MARY LOU RESTAURANT 5562 Colerain Ave. in Mt. Airy Mon. Tth Thurs. 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Saturday 6 a.m . to 4 a.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. For Quick Service Call Mary Lou at 542-0832 MARATHON 5790 Cheviot and Jessup Paul R. Wenzel 401353 of '671 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '75 YELTON INSURANCE ASSOCIATES 7194 Pippin Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Phone: 522-9970 1 McDONALD'S 1620 Harrison Avenue LESTER WOLPA 8c ASSOCIATES REALTORS 5601 Cheviot Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Lester L. Wolpa. G.R.I. President Phone: 522-6500 i 199 I KITCHENS BY NICKOSON 3511 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Phone: 481-7843 ' ' Complete Kitchen Remodeling' ' S 5 CHULTE'S MARKET 968 Springdale Road Cincinna+i. Ohio Fresh Meats and Groceries MERLI NG-WIETZEL HOMES Custom Homebuilders in Pheasant Hills and Rolling Knolls ; r Phone: 891-2403 1 Ex 4$ Phone: 931-4844 STEINER'S AUTO REPAIR Service on All Makes Automatic Transmission Service Chic Jr. and Sr. at Your Service 1444 Compton Road Mt. Healthy Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 NEIDHARD-MINGES FUNERAL HOMES Established 1860 Phone: Area 513 - 661-3022 Taylors Creek 7043 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati. Ohio 45239 Westwood 3155 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Phone: 45131891-2403 1932, 1936, 1940. 1946, 1948, Parts and Literature THE V-8 BUFF Horcn S. A. Merling President 8105 Remington Rd . Cincinnati , Ohio 45242 Complimen+s of NURRE FUNERAL HOMES 7793 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 200 .o a Homecoming Parade 74 Thank Goodness for the Goodness of FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN It's Honey-Dipped North Monfort Heights 3474 North Bend Road Phone: 661-4213 Frosh Flop - Homecoming Disasfer 74-75 CENTRAL-PROGRESSIVE SAVING ASSOCIATION Federally Insured insurance agency 1 inc. 3900 HARRISON AVE..CINCINNATI.OHIO 45211 921-1665 1944 Harrison Ave. , Cincinnati 541-1732 6230 Hamilton Ave. . Cincinnati 661-0287 3616 Harrison Ave. , Cheviot 721-5157 25 East Fifth St., Cincinnati TEL. 662-5112 STANtEY .I. BROZ, FMS, CL ANDY'S GLASS SHOP INC. . Glazing Auto Glass Complimenfs 01: Commercial Residential BEN FRAN KLI N 8373 Colerain Phone: 522-1155 Locations: VARI ETY STORE 7000 Montgomery Road Phone: 791-0880 1422 Walnut Road Phone: 721-0647 6517 Glenway Phone: 574-0144 11500 Springfield Pike Phone: 772-1820 485 Ohio Pike Phone: 752-1600 White Oak Shopping Center 79 BEN fRANKlIN ADRIATICO'S New York Style Pizza Phone: 661-4404 TO SUIT YOUR 3391 Glenmore Avenue JACK HERB FLORIST 0 , M1: Heath and Nor+hga+e Mall Phone: 522-2222 201 Complimen+s of JOSEPH PANGALLO 1548 Harrison Ave . Residential Commercial ROBERS REALTORS INC. Office: 931-8111 6180 Colerain Avenue CENTRAL PROGRESSIVE SAVINGS AND LOAN Four Offices: 1944 Harrison Ave. 6230 Hamilton Ave . 3616 Harrison Ave. 25 East Fifth Street mown Towm VILASI MEISTER 8: RIEMAN REALTY INC. Western Hills Office 4035 Harrison Ave. Phone: 481-4444 45211 Northwest Office 3508 West Galbraith Rd. 45239 931-7222 Good Luck Young Men EARL'S PRINTING COMPANY 3520 Harrison Ave . 481-9255 FOY-JOHNSTON PAINT STORE 7609 HamiH'on Avenue Paintsl Varnishesl Enamelsl Stainstacquersl Industrial CoatingsfWallpaperleecorating Service ARTIGIANI Custom Woodworking Antique Furniture Repair and Refinishing: Custom Made Furniture 1694 Queen City Ave. Phone: 471-3957 202 ram. ETIQKf-i' 1:: 17g P.T.A. Fall Dance CommiHee I-I- Bishop Pilarczgk Sags Mass in His Honor FeasiL of Sain+ De La Salle Bishop Pilarczyk Greets newly installed National Honor Society members Ecce Quam Bonum Senior - Bro. Larry Junior - MI. Holler Sophomore - Mr. Heidorn Freshman - Bro. John 203 TEACHERS OF THE YEAR 204 1974-75 News Briefs From Around +he World Open House and Building Dedication Nov. 17 , 1974 Hamilton's Homeroom average $25 . 00 a Mission collection U. S . enters conflict with Cambodia over Mayaquez - cargo ship Dec. 2nd Show Day'?? 45 Sr. 23 II. 55 Soph. 44 Frosh. 167 Absent lst Closed circuit TV of Basketball with Aiken Eclipse of moon in May of '75 Rasslin Emporium gets early workout Joe Bessler Excellent Student Council Prexy Onasis dies - leaves fortune to his daughter Tim Dossman Can Food Drive biggie This Was 1930's Assembly Vice President Rockfeller investigates CIA Stan Arnoff By J . Jesse Riverfront GCL Doubleheader on Friday nite Godfather II - Best picture Art field trips continue GCL Doubleheader renewed at Riverfront Jack Benny, Paul Dixon, and Mama Cass pass away Riverfront halftime show a three-ring circus Frosh Red Tank 105 wins Homecoming room decoration contest - lst ever for a frosh homeroom Brian Metz 2nd year best dressed Archdiocesean School system has new superintendent - Fr. Schaeper 314 wins football intramurals - T. Tigers Bro. Paul fabulous decor for homecoming dance. Over 260 couples attend. Notre Dame wins orange bowl over red tide of Alabama Student Exchange program with Marimont Room changes in Religion and English classes causes confusion at quarter time Ohio State loses to U . S . C . in Rose Bowl Football sputters - soccer wins title Football films in color Mickey Mouse Club returns to television Joe Bessler speech to faculty - football isn't everything Jackie Gleason new DJ . 0n WLSH Auto rebates Van Drissche new Mark Maly Homecoming Queen Beth Ross OPEC nations up prices Homeroom contest fresh 105 Best dressed teacher is Mr. Barlage John Dean receives $3-4. 000 for speaking at Miami Off campus physical education bowling classes Lancer Burger debut in the cafeteria Pope proclaims Holy Year State money brings new equipment Brother Mobley - new contacts Watergate gives Nixon his Waterloo - all defendants found guilty Across +he Naiion. and in Jrhe Hallowed Halls of La Salle Konnerman falls through front door glass Guidance offices remodeled Gilligan loses to former Governor Rhodes Fr. Smith begins community service program for seniors Red Army and Red Dog lead spirit thIough thick and thin Two Cincinnati policemen killed in action Students go to court for Mr. Jesse Dollar Day mission collection Cincinnati Bengals trade Bergey to Philadelphia after he wins court fight to sign with WFL Mr. Flick mentors cross country team Bros. Roland and Paul build Red Barn Ted Berry remains Mayor after protest of William Chenault Intramural program better than ever under direction of Brother Dan Juniors and Seniors turn student teacher to take load of substitutions Greater Cincinnati Airport remodeled Chicago exchange continues for second year Computer malfunction on report cards at semester - corrected grades are downward Mount Adams scene of land slides Loyalty week a biggie Home room painting String bikini hits the scene 50's contest has students dressing straight leg pants and white socks Student chosen at random to discuss with Bro . Kevin and Joe Bessler Veto proof Congress loses three in a row Dave Trefzger - 1975 GCL diving champ 3rd in sectionals 5th in district Mark Schmidt masters backstroke with Jeff Keller, Mike Ranz, and Jeff Leahy in Medley relay Cincinnati Reds sign oriental players - a pitcher and catcher SI. Faculty games - Seniors take all Ursaline - La Salle student exchange Ali takes TKO from Ron Lyle - First on national television Krueger and Stertz are finalist in the Shillito National Photo and Art Contest Seniors win fund drive $41 , 000 Archdocese announces the ordination of Auxiliary Bishop Pilarczyk Bro. Johns' homeroom Freshman 106 - $60 per man average Fruit flies invades Biology lab Vega won by Bill Moelchert on Sprucewood Ave. March 10, 1975 3 -5 of snow - late start - 217 absent - 12 o'clock dismissal March 14. 1975 snow and ice leads to a free day 7:00 a.m. Lenten masses at St. Ignatius with breakfast afterwards State department of Education Achievement Test yields three honorable mentions in Biology Freshmen learn to take blood pressure Fabulous Francie Murphy leaves La Salle 205 1h Fm 3 H E M R Ir. W L 3 Hit? Wag. La Salle Raconfeur EDITORwIN-CHIEF ------------------------ ASSISTANT EDITORS ---------------------- STAFF ----------------------------------- BUSINESS MANAGER ---------------------- BUSINESS STAFF .......................... LA SALLE CAMERA CLUB ------------------- UNDERCLASS PICTURES ................... SENIOR PORTRAITS ----------------------- ACTIVITIES PICTURES -------------------- PUBLISHER ------------------------------- MODERATORS ............................ 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