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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

RACONTEUR 1975-1976 LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO ey- Introduction ---'--'.i----...-1..;3 'u . .-- C6 i. Student Life ----'- ------ ----16 Seniors --,-'.l--.' ......... '-'-48 4B - . Juniors ------ v.3! .......... 72 Sophomores :92 ..... -432 . Freshmen 5.'5:-.::' ':;9P; , . . q I V ' , f. .5. I .. V , . '- I I . - Faculty :::'.-- :: -455 . -. .. . . . , .. - I :1! - , - r SJ! - $$$' .W ' . II-c J I ' :13 J . 4. Athletics ------ , -. - +3: wg; Organizations- - - - - - - - ----- 154 , Afts.2ind Drama -----'- ----- 172 - Senior Directory - - - - - - - - 7 - 182 Advertisements ---------- :137- - , 3AM 3R 1 TO Hold fast to Dreams. For if Dreams Die, Life is a broken winged bird That cannot Fly I do not care to talk to you although Your speech evokes a thousand sympathies And all my being's silent harmonies Wake trembling into music. When you go It is as if some sudden. dreadful blow Had severed all the strings with savage ease. No. do not talk; but let us rather seize. This intimate gift of silence which we know. TO LISTEN Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there is in silence . As far as possible , without surrender, be on good terms with all persons . Speak your truth quietly and clearly: and listen to others. even the dull and the ignorant. .They too have their story. TO LIST: LlJ 'Tis you that are the music, not yuur song. The song is but a door which, opening wide, Lets forth the pent-up melody inside Your Spirit's harmony, which clear and strong Sings but of you. Throughout your whole life long Your songs. your thoughts, your doings, each divide This perfect beauty waves within a tide OI single notes amid a glorious throng. TO BECOME 12 The Pursuit of Excellence in the face of Adversity Is invariably matched by the glory of the Result The nearest way to glory is to strive to be What you wish to be thought to be . STUDENT LIF E Frs. Manning and Raterman Are School Chaplains Masses Help Students Find Christ ' a Ziu 3 Aw JP 'Hv: ;- v- .- ' x Mr. Tim Mara '67 presents flag. Rep. Donald Clancy presents flag. Principal Bro. Kevin Griffin MI. Grote distributes communion. J; St. John the Baptist De LaSalle NH Pray for Us; . , Live Jesus in Our Hearts Forever . This year's Homecoming Dance was a Night in Rivertown. The dance committee did an outstanding job turning the gymnasium into a dance hall. There was even a steamboat! Our queen this year was Carol Jana, a Junior at Mother of Mercy High School. She was escorted by Terry DeSalvo. Her court consisted of Patty Brueneman, Patty Klosterman, Mindy Malay, Ann Pierson, and Linda Schuh. Their escorts were Jim Nunn, Mike Houser, Scott Smith, Dave Bennett, and John Flohr, respectively . The Homecoming Committee, without whom this whole event could not have existed, was headed by Gary Booth, Mike Carr, Tony Grote, and John Healy. The Grand Marshall this year was Mr. James Walsh. He is the president of the Alumni Association and graduu ate 0f the, class of 71. LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Pohlmeyer, Beth Ross, Jim Nunn, Patty Brueneman, Scott Smith, Mindy Malay, Terry DeSalvo, Carol Jana, Patty Klosterman, Mike Houser, Ann Pierson, Dave Bennett, John Flohr, Linda Schuh. Homecoming Dance A N ight in Rivertown and Toni Bitter l i 2 Terry DeSalvo and Carol Jana 21 Bryan Metz The Night Thoreau Spent in J ail This year the drama department chose to present THE NIGHT THOREAU SPENT IN JAIL. Fine performances were given by Jack Greiner as Thoreau. and also by Jim Nunn as Ralph Waldo Emerson. The rest of the cast and crews under the direction of Mr. Sauerbrey did an espe- cially fine job to make this play a great success. 22 CAST Commentator ------------------------ Dave Bennett Waldo ---------------------------------- Jim Nunn Lydian -------------------------------- Ann Pierson Mother ----------------------------- Pat Brueneman Henry -------------------------------- Jack Greiner John ----------------------------------- Joe Le Bar Bailey --------------------------------- Pete Effler Ball -------------------------------- Dave Holthaus Ellen --------------------------------- Kim Dehler Sam -------------------------------- Dale Schuster EdwaId ----------------------------- Jim Schmidt Williams ------------------------------ Tom Rohter Voice of Minister Voice of Lincoln ------------------------ John Nolan The Townspeople of Concord Dave Bennett Helen Allaire Dan Denhan Jill Aufderbeck Rick Holmstrom Lori Flanagan Joe Isle: Paula Glandorf Greg Mack Mary Foltzer Mark Mecklenborg Karen Meyer Todd Plummet Lynn Timme 24 Christmas Concert Best Ever We N eed a Little In collaboration with Mercy High School, LaSalle's Band and Glee Club set the feeling for another joyful Christmas this year. The Mercy Chorus under Miss Sue Gross combined their melodious voices with 0hr Glee Club in singing ten wonderful songs ranging in sounds from sad to rejoiceful. The band, in new uniforms, performed their best Christmas Concert ever, under director Otto Bissmeyer. MI . Otto I . Bissmeyer Downstairs at intermission. First Half We Need a Little Christmas --------------------------------------- Combined Christmas Joy ------------------------------------------------- LaSalle Band Cantique de Noel ---------------------------------------------- LaSalle Band A Ceremony of Carols ----------------------------------------- Mercy Chorus Sleepytime Bach ---------------------------------------------- Mercy Chorus Christmas Aria ------------------ --.h ---------------------------- Mercy Band Greensleves ---------------------------------------------------- Mercy Band 0 Come, 0 Come Emmanuel ------------------------------- LaSalle Glee Club The Little Drummer Boy ----------------------------------- LaSalle Glee Club Winter Wonderland -------------------------------------------- LaSalle Band Do You Hear What I Hear ----------------------------------------- Combined $9. :1. M . C . : Steve Neiheisel Trumpeters Greg Hartmann, Tom Christmasaa Mercy Band: A new addition. Second Half Angels We Have Heard on High ------------------------------------ Combined 75 in Review -------------------------------------------------- Mercy Band Go Tell It on the Mountain ------------------------------------------- Chorus The Nutcracker Suite ------------------------------------------ LaSalle Band Sleigh Ride -------------------------------------------------------- Chorus ham, , While By Our Sleeping Flock We Lay ----------------------------------- Chorus geckner, Ron S1emer, and Larry Mas- Adeste Fldehs --------------------------------------------------- combIHEd son. 25 Faculty Picnic 976; Fun for All Just in Time for Christmas Class Of 977 Receives Rings. Ww 5' L gut i; 711 .. .9 W. VII! - i - 5w 5 W. ll? Bro. Kevin congratulates Mike Allaire. wiwwam vmwr i' ruv'vmwmmww . . w wvwwwmm I W - m whimmwm 7 WWPSW W WM Wwwjx 7 The long awaited treasures. Rev. James Manning blesses rings. 27 28 Miss Enky by 1 Point; Closest Ever LaSalle Sports Neal Neyer: State Champ congrawidt ' STATE CHAMPION NEAL NEYER was not only undefeated throughout the season, 30 0, he was unscored upon until the district finals. He went to the Olympic trials and was 2-2 failing to qualify amongst the collegians. Basketball: G. C. L. 01- Charms THE BASKETBALL TEAM won a co- championship of the toughest league 1n the city, the G. C. L. They posted a 15- 5 record and were 7-3 in the G. C. L. Soph. Ted Duggins and 81:. Scott Smith were voted A11 G. C. L. , and, as four underclassmen started, the team is expected to do better next year. D0 Very Well Baseball: G. C. L. Champs m THE BASEBALL TEAM scored the most wins ever and recorded a 26- 13 record, 7- 3 in the G. C. L. Mike Abbatiello was voted the G. C L M V. P. , and along with Dick Kemen represented LaSalle on the All City Team. These two, along with Dave Ballman, Chris Henlein, and Bob Schroeck were voted to the G .C.L. All Star First Team. Wrestlin' 4th 111 State .11., A THE WRESTLING TEAM won the sectionals sending 10 wrestlers to the Districts also winning this. Five wrestlers,Nea1 Neyer, Mike Cross, Rick Reardon. Mike Powers, and Greg Burns, went on to the state title where the team was 491 points away from winning the AAA state wrestling title. coming in fourth. 29 Mini-Week: 975 Goes Good 4: h-gg m U. S . Army taught after high school careers. Frosh Boyd Miller Professional monopoly was one class . 30 w 1 i Under Direction of Bro. Mark f h , X Life Squam taught First Aid. x 4 tn. taught Astronomy. Mr. Canning shows student in Woodworking. 31 ged and WE Enjograble i Loyalty Week Week was one of appreciation. Stu- f dents and teachers alike wrote letters 7 h u of appreciation to various members of the La Salle Community. The letters were only one way of showing thanks. Individual days were set aside for special recognition, such as Student, Faculty, Administration. and Workers appreciation days. An assem- bly, highlighted by a well-planned slide show , done by Greg Niehaus. Jim Nunn, Mike Carr, and Brother Larry Keller, kicked off the week which included the dedication of the new trophy case to the late Mr. Frank Rosa- nacker. The week was highlighted by the annual Red and White Dance which was a tremendous success. Loyalty Week '75-'76 was truly a memorable experience for all who participated. Ken R011 and his date Rick Koenig and Rose Lusheck Memorable . 1x Bill Hetzer and Vicky Groh. 33 Mun 0f LaSallc Make 3rd Trip to Chicago De La Salle Exchange Continues : 1 .4 : 3 . . .. g g ' '9' PARTICIPANT IN THE THIRD ANNUAL DE LA SALLE EXCHANGE LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Schneider, LS, Jim Nuamzik, DLS, Ken R011, LS, Greg Hartman, LS, Ken Bolger, DLS, Bro. Dan, LS, Rick Gaining, DLS, Mayor Daly, Tom Grist. DLS, Tom Hasselbeck, LS, Pat Noonan, LS, Dave, Shields. LS, Mike Heckler. LS, Ron Slaggerty, DLS, Dave Eisnacker, DLS, Bro. Leo, LS. . K. 'L a 1;, ;b The game the Chicago students took in. l The effects of Chicago weather. 34 Freshmen Are Top Department Fund Drive N ets $538,629.47 1....nyvr3- pg ,.,....... arm 11ml! mums 1:1001. TODAY - 53.031.19 The JL's Big 6 BLUE cuss IBM'! - 51,159.00 Hm muss DAY MIDI 2. i975 1mm um 1mm ACHIEVED The Massive Century Club P 11.1.1515 ALHZE'LD 35 :215-001. ,. m .003 Gm TOW- us.eza.u aw: nuns 0mm mm - v m '1 WW- - 510.528-17 unu loan. H Gun row. - 525.2; Illsm glitz mm! mu. AVGIHU 5am Ilia! 3203 Kr.C-Inllu SIM 75 52030 50 $52 06 2205 K! ml . . . . om 9512.30 01111.30 5:. 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Tonight! 9:79 Tom RohIer and Patty Bmenaman VIVA SHARKS! Mom Prom Goes to Paris Terry De Salvo and date Tom Tasset and mother A toast to . . . anything! 38 .L. S Y .0 n u g I u B n 0 .U a m r. o o M e 0 I d n a n a m vl- I a H g e I G Seniors7 Last Mass at LaSalle Baccalaureate Mass The Baccalaureate Mass was again a sight to behold. With nearly all of the seniors gathered together for their last mass as members of the LaSalle community, along with their par- ents, everyone participated to their fullest capability. Four awards were distributed to individual seniors; D The Arch- bishop McNicholas Award with GREGORY R. NIEHAUS as its recipient, 2i The LaSalle Service Award which was presented to MICHAEL W. HOUSER, 3i The De LaSalle Award, going to SCOTT J. GANDENBERGER, and 4i The Alumni Award which was caIIied away by JACK C. GREINER. These young men, along with their class, 76, were really standouts in this school and the Yearbook Staff congratulates them on a job well done! Neiheisel is Pres. Coleman is VP. Student Government Elections STUDENT GOVERNMENT CANDIDATES: Winner in caps TOP; Bill Greene. MARK COLEMAN, Joe Culter. Steve Herman, Pat Garibay, Greg Kissel, Joe Schneider, STEVE NEIHEISEL. BOTTOM; MIKE BURNS. TOM MAURER, Scott Schaefer, RICK BACH- MAN, Dreux Day, TOM ROHRER, BRUCE NIEBLING, Iim Schwab. N fa .fm ,1; '3! Two of the winner's signs. 4F Americaas Songs Come 24x4 w. ' - . ' '.$ . 'c- 0.: a - q'f'gi'j:y ?Z'Ev 5.43. ?l' 3: The Bicentennial Spirit. . ..-.e-... Otto in full swmg . Alive in Spring Concert X ? 2' - ' ' t . , ..... :5 Harmonica Soloist - Dave Siemer. 43 J r.-Sr. Prom Hosts Mike Hofman and his date. Rick Schwartz having fun. Matt 44 Huge Attendance Bob Sandmann 45 A11 Grads Enter in Porper Order; A lst at LaSalle 976 Graduates in Fine Fashion MI. Hamilton: Bro. J. Daniel MemOIial Award Bro. Ed Fallon, F.S.C. - St. Pat's, Chicago One less Scott Gandenberger will roam LaSalle halls next year. 46 The Infamous Tassel . 48 CLASSES 49 MICHAEL JOSEPH RICHARD BARRY ABBATIELLO ' APPELMANN ' Seniors; Class of 1976 JOSEPH TERRY MARTIN KEITH ALEXANDER ALMOND AMSCHLER ANDRES ROBERT MICHAEL . VINCENT ANTHONY BACHUS BAKER ' BANGE BARE FRED WILLIAM TIMOTHY BRIAN BARTZ BATES V BAUMER BECKER P DAVID NORBE T RICHARD ROBERT BENNETT BERKEMEYER BERLIN G BETSCH 51 52 JOHN E JOHN BILL 1- BOCKELMAN RICHARD STEPHEN BULLER BURGER Spirit of 776 DANIEL GARY MARK BOIMAN BOOTH BROWN TIMOTHY GREGORY MICHAEL BURKE BURNS CARR JAMES MICHAE RICHARD JAMES JAMES CALME CAPANO CAPODAGLI CAPPEL CIUCCIO ,1 KELLY TIMOTHY MICHAEL TIMOTHY DERMOT CRAMER CROOKER CROSS CROWLEY CUMMINGS I i ., Terry DeSalvo and Queen Carol Jana x Q . Physics Class Q Q. 4 5 i . , - K I Tiff '3. 1 pm. I: m I llllv SEC. 55 JOHN DEHNER RICHARD DIRR Mi? Ma 5:3'7iilu W ; TERRANCE DeSALVO RUSSELL DODD THOMAS DAGENBACK MARK DESPOTES VINCENT EMMETT JOSEPH ERDMAN MICHAEL DAVIS ROBERT DIETRICH JOSEPH ENDERLE THOMAS DIETZ WILLIAM ENDERLE Seniors xxx .4ng L:1!4 K:3 BRUCE PATRICK JAMES FAHEY FAHEY FELDMAN JOHN JOHN LEONARD SCOTT JOHN FERNEDING FLOHR GALLENSTEIN GANDENBERGER GEDNEY DONALD ROBERT KEVIN JACK GEMPERLINE GETTLER GOODIN G GREINER ANTHONY GROTE 58 I GREGORY J EROME FRED GREGORY VINCENT GUNDLACH HARMEYER HARMS HARTMAN HARTMANN THOMAS MARK HASSELBECK HAUSFELD ROBERT JOHN HAUENSTEIN HEALY 3 x 7 :7, .- 1'1 CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ROBERT GREGORY TIMOTHY HENLEIN HETZER HIRTH HOESL HOH .219 JOSEPH DAVID HOLTGREFE HOLTHAUS JOHN MICHAEL Greg Hartman at Christmas Concert. HOPFENSPERGER HOUSER IN MEMORIAM DAVID HUDEPOHL THOMAS JAY MICHAEL HUDEPOHL HUEY HULSMANN tn ' JOSEP KENNETH THOMAS KURT PATRICK , ISLER JACOBS JAMES JANSEN JENNINGS 59 Class Of 976 is JOSEPH JAMES KENNEDY KENNING HARRY JOHN STEVEN KESSE KESSE KLEIN RR A L .. : : . . W 1'. DAVID MARK WILLIAM Jack 61611161 in The Night KLENK KLOSTERMAN KLUMB THOMAS DAVID CHRISTOPHER BRIAN JAMES KOKENGE KRAMER KROTH ' KRUEGER LANZAROTTA a Great Group Thanks to LaSalle JEFFREY JOSEPH EDWARD GREGORY MARK LEAHY LE BAR LICHTENFELD MACK MADDEN GREGORY ANDREW . WILLIAM MARTIN MASUR MAUNTEL Thoreau Spent in km IOHN DANIEL MCDONOUGH MCGINNIS Hm Dhn Joe. Erdman at Homecoming. J7 a 1L. ., v, JOSEPH MOORMAN JOHN MOORMAN JAMES MUELLER MARK JOSEPH MECKLENBORG MENKE MARTIN MEYER TIMOTHY MINGES TIMOTHY MURPHY Seniors, Sorry to Leave LaSalle DAVID . GREGORY ARTHUR PATRICK TIMOTHY NIEHAUS NIEHAUS NIMESKERN ' NOONAN NORRIS JAMES DANIEL NUNN O' HEARN M-zmswj 1' Mr. Saurbrey and cast at Fall play. LOUIS RANDY OLDENDICK OTTEN GREGORY KENNETH KENNETH STEPHEN DAVID OVERMAN PEDDENPOHL PLACKE POOLE PORTWOOD 65 Seniors Settle for THOMAS JAMES JOSEPH STEPHEN THOMAS POWERS RAHE RANZ RANZ RASP , - Fig; - 1'. 'u i? x RICHARD JAMES PATRICK STEVEN KEITH REARDON REDMOND REIMER REISIGER RIELAG JOHN ERIC KEVIN JOHN J OSEPH RIESENBECK ROBERS RODENBERG RUHE RUHE JAMES RICHARD ROBERT MICHAEL LAWRENCE RUSSO SAMUELSON SANDMAN SAUL SCHALLER 66 i Second in Fund Drive MARK JAY MARK MICHAEL JEFFREY SCHAMER SCHINNER SCHMIDT SCHMITZ SCHNEIDER MICHAEL PAUL GREGORY JOSEPH GREGORY SCHNEIDER SCHNEIDER SCHON SCHREIBEIS SCHRENKER JAMES JOHN RICHARD JAMES WILLIAM SCHULTZ SCHWAB SCHWARTZ SEITER SHAFFER DONALD DAVID JOSEPH EDWARD SHEEHAN SIEMER SILVATI STEIBER 67 Seniors Soar Through PHILLIP V: JOHN MARK JAMES y JAMES STENGER , STITH STREICHER SULLIVAN SUNDERHAUS THOMAS MARK MICHAEL GREGORY MICHAEL TASSET TEUFEL THIEKEN TIMME TOWNLEY -1 V; LAWRENCE DAVID EDWARD THOMAS DANIEL UDRY ; VOLK VORDERBRUEGGEN WAGNER WALTERS SCOTT TIMOTHY DANIEL MATTHEW THOMAS WANSTRATH WANSTRATH WELLING WESTRICH WILKER Last Year at LaSalle JAMES CLINTON JEROME JAMES WILSON WOOD RICHARD ZOLLER WUEBBOLT YATES Pictures Not Available WILLIAM CADY ' ANTHONY CAMARCA i TERRY CHAPPELL DANIEL CROSS MITCHELL DORNBUSCH GREGORY ELLIS MARK ESPEL CARL FELDMAN TORRENCE FLECKENSTEIN LAWRENCE FLEISCH GREGORY FOLZ Seniors in Brother Larry's class. RANDY HARNEY BRUCE HASTINGS THOMAS HIMMLER . JAYME JACKSONi MICHAEL JESTER RICHARD KAISER STEVEN LA FARY .1 JOHN LUKEN MICHAEL MANLEY JOSEPH MARTINI KENNETH MEINOR JEFFREY NELSON JOHN NOLAN MICHAEL NORMAN WALTER OVERBECK DALE SCHUSTER DAVID SHIELDS JOHN SHOEMAKER STEPEHN STABLER MICHAEL SWEETMAN JEFFREY THOMPSON JOHN VISSE THOMAS ZAHNEIS THOMAS JOHN ZOMPERO MICHAEL ZWICK 69 70 Chris Henlein The preparation of a M. A. Fastball. .w-.pgg:.1w ;- .2 V - k saw Brother Larry's infamous Sr. Religion class. 71 72 Juniors: Class Of 1977 Nick Alfrano Mike Allaire Joe Amareno Scott Angus Ron Appling Rick Bachman Scott Baker Frank Bakes Dave Ballman Mike Becker Mike Bernecker Greg Betsch ? Tom Parker on the computer. Larry Blasch Tom Bobinger Don Bock Jim Boehm Bill Bomkamp Paul Borchers Dale Borths Vince Bosse Mike Brabender Brian Braun Don Breetz Jack Bresnen Tim Brockhuis Tim Brown Tim C. Brown Bob Burger Michael Burns John Bush 73 74 Juniors Keep Alive Jim Cable Dan Cady Joe. Carlotta Chris Cassan Joe Cella Randy Centner Chris Cerimele Dave Cigolotti Joe Cogozzo Tim Colina Ed Collins Pat Corner Arte Conley Eric Cornelius Ioe Costello Jim Cowens Pal Creed Jim Cucinotta Joe Culter Sean Cummings Jeff Davis Dreux Day John DeBruler Mark Dehler Mark Del Favero Joe DeLuco Dan Denhart Dan Despotes Don Dickinson Ron Dietrich Jim Dolan Paul Durban Mike. Durkin u Lancer Spirit Frank Ellert Bill Elsbernd Keith Elsener Steve Eppert John Erb Paul Erdman Paul Ernst Kevin Fagin Tom Findley Rick Fischesser Ron Flaig Jerry Focke Bob Foppe Bill Fox Alan Frey Joe Gagliardo Bob Gagnon George Galbraith Tin Galvin Pete Gambetta Pat Garibay Cliff Gears Bob Gels Regen Gerhardt Doug Gerrety Rick Giardullo Mike Gilligan Mark Giordano Dave Goddard Bill Greene Mike GIein Gary Greivenkamp Pat Grismore 75 Barry Haenning Mike Hammonds Ned Hand James Haneberg Ray Harrigan Matt Harris Pat Haning Robert Hartman Roy Haubner Mike Hausa: Roger Hausman Mike Heckler Mike Heister Pete Hemme Steve Herman Mike Hess Charlie Hicks Paul Hoblitzel Jim Hoelker David Hoffman Mike Hofmann Eric Hoffmeier SCOU. Holthaus Gary Hube George Hummeldorf Len Inderhees Joe Jackson Bill Jakobi Dave Jansen Bernard Jelen Stanley Jelen Mark Jesse 76 Popeye: Newest member of Red Army Tom Junker Dan Kammer Devin Kearns Dave Keaton Ron Keiholz Jeff Keller Tim Keller Mike Kelly David Kennedy Tom Kiphan Greg Kissel Jeff Klei Kurt Klosterman Jim Kluener Tom Klug Jory Knab Matt Knecht Ed Korte Dave Konekamp Jeff Kostoff Ken Kramer Lou Krause Dave Kreckler Paul Kroner David Kroth Mark Kroth Bill Kummer Mark Lampe Ralph Larmann Mark LaRosa James Laughlin Dan LaVigne 77 Thein Le Tom Leidenhor Ed Leisgang Alan Lindeman Jim Lehman Kevin Luken Mark Luken Joel Maag Don Macke Chris Martini Tim Martini Dan Masur Joe Mauch Gerald Mazzella Mike McGeorge Tim McMahon Dan Meiners Eric Miller Joe Miller Lou Miller Pete Minges Roger Moning Brian Moore Tom Mueller Jeff Muencher Rob Mullen Tom Murphy Mike Murray Tony Muth Steve Neiheisel Rob Schweitzer J uniors Create a V :2 r : NE : 1r Three Juniors start v Successful Yearbook Pat Neville Neal Neyer Bruce Niebling Rick Niklas Ray Nimeskern Bernie Nusekabel Dave Osborn Mark One Terry OWens Bob Parker Tom Parker Steve Peter Glenn Pitula Tim Plummet Tim Popejoy Mike Powell Mike Powers Bill Price Paul Prinzbach Terry Prybal Mike Quatkemeyer Jeff Rahe Ken Raines Mike Ranz Kevin Rainer: Mark Reisiger Greg Richter Paul Riedel Jim Rieder John RiedeI Tim Brown at Homecoming Dance. Ron Riedy Bill Rieger Tony Roehrich Jerry Roell Ron Roemer Ken R011 Jerry Ruherg Randy Ruberg Steve Ruhe John Schablein Scott Schaefer Rob Schaffer Ed Schifferns Tom Schamer Jay Schmetzer Steve Schmitz Bob Schroeck Steve Schwartz Joe Schwecke Rob Schweitzer Rick Schweiter Mike Serraino John Siemer Bill Sillies Dave Simpkins Pat Slanery Gary Smith John Spieser .. John Spitznagel l Bob Stapleton I l Richard Stercz Dave Stigler x Charles Stout 80 Class of 77 Shows Spirii in All Activities Juniors busy building float. Dan Strauss Jim Sunderrnan Bob Sutton Kelly Thesken Tim Tolle Mike Tonnis Greg Trachsel Steve Ulm Jim Unkrich Don Veerkamp Ron Vogele Guy Vollrath Jeff VonKorff Mike Vorderbruggen Matt Wagner Marty Waideck Joe Walter George Walton Dave Weber Robert Weingartner Mike Weinle Bill Weitzel Phil Westerfield Steve Wilkens Lou Williams Randy Willwenh Chris Wise Dave Witzgall Gary Woeste Dave Woodford Terry Woodford Mike Zehnder 81 w- Amt -- - A - - 4A $ A-A--ww- -. -- Class Of 1978 Bill Anhofer Brian Albers Kurt Andres Bill Anhofer Paul Appiarius John Arand Jim Armbruster ChIis AIszman Mike Bailey Louis Barnell Greg Barry Tony Bartel David Baumgartner Tom Bellman Mike Benedic John Berkemeyer Steve Bernecker Gary Bessler Chuck Bick Jim Bigner Kevin Birkofer Mike Bisher Ed BishoP Garry Bock Mike Bomkamp Jay Bosse Bob Bova Jim Branlage Tim Breen Ken Brisbin Gary Brockmeyer B3 Matt Broerman Bob Brosey Paul Brown Steve Brown Charles Browning Jim Brueneman Dave Buescher Tom Burger Jim Cahill Tim Cannon Dan Carr Ray Castillo Alan Cella Steve Chain Joe Chastang Mike Cholera Mike Clemons Mark Coleman Jeff Conley Kelly Conway Jim Cooper Dan Cornelius Paul Cowens Dave Cramer Bob Dangel Don Davis Ray DeSaco Kevin DeNoma Tim Despotes Jim Dettone Tom Deyhle Greg Dickhaus Dave Dittgen Jerry Doerger Chris Dossman Ted Duggins Scott Durban Jim Durkin Pete Effler 84 Sophs Display Spirit in All Facets of La Salle Dave Eichen Dave Eisenachex Allen Elam Mark Eppert Dave EIb Mike EIb Tom Fahey Gregg Feie Nick Ferneding Jim Fessler Herb Fisse Jim Flamm Jim Fleming Tim Fleming Dan Flick Kevin Flynn Ron Franz Joe. Freese John Frerick John Frey Jeff Friesz Rod Froehle J'oe Gallenstein Bob Gaynor Joe Gamer Jim Gilpin Mark Govenwald Matt Gram Doug Greisel Dave Gremke Mike Groh Steve Groh Joe Grote Randy Grow Greg Hagedorn Neil Hanneken Dan Hargis Dan Harmeyer Jody Gundlach 85 86 Paul Haning Dave Heinrich Tom Hennard Bill Herbst Mike Hermann Gary Hessler Jerry Heuerman Rick Hoblitzell Chuck Hoffman Marty Hoffman Rick Holmstrom Ken Homer Kevin Horgan Jeff Hoelker Ray Hulgin Jim Iori Tom Isle: Steve Ivey Bob Jansen Glenn Johnston Steve loyal Brian Kahny Mike Kaiser Don Karcheg Tom Kasper Don Kathmann Mark Kehl Terry Kennedy Erich Kesse Ed Kessel Frank KlaI Greg Klei Tim Klein Jerry Klett Joe Klett Tom Klosterman ChIis Knight Rick Koening Larry Kohls Hank Konermann Iim Kramb Doug Kramer Paul Kramer Tony Kreidenweis Mike Kreimer Ray Kroner John Laub Jim LaValle Ed Leninger David Leisgang Matt Lemming Tim Leon Tom Lestingi Dave Lewis Tom Lewis Frank Liegibel Dave Liggett Bob Lillis Tony Luers Rod Luken 87 88 Dan Macke Jeff Mai Kevin Margeson Doug Martini Chuck Masur Kevin Maue Tom Maurer Vince Mazella Pat McCarthy Kevin McDonald Tom McGill Steve McQueaIy Tim McWilliams Bob Muchmore Harry Moore Mike Montague John Molumby Mike Miller Dan Miller Scott Meyer Ron Melson David Meiering Ron Meiners Mark Meister Greg Melchiorre Sophs Show Spirit 91n Drive as Teny' Kennedy They Can Do in the Food Drive Ed Muenchen Jim Murphy Matt Murphy Mike Murphy Bill Nestmeier Don Nichols Mike Nicolaci Bob Niederhausen Rob Niehaus J: l s Sophomores Doug Nunn Joe Nurre Ray O'Connell Bill Olding Mark Olding Bruce Cue Eric Otten Paul Pierson Todd Plummet Rob Pollard Mike Powell Jack Pretty Paul Prus Ray Ruthoff Tony Rack John Rahe on new typewriter. Mike Rasp Mike Rausch Larry Rayburn Tom Reckner Mark Reese Dan Raising Ken Riedy Tony Rieger Larry Risola Tim Robbe Chris Robers Joe Roell Steven R0611 Joe Roaming Tom Rohrer Joe Ross Mike Rothan Dave Rother Pat Roy Mark Ruberg Tom Rueve Mike Ruhe Steve Ruoff Mike Russo Mike Rust Ralph Rust Jim Ruther Tim Savin Gary Schenkel Richard Schiering Dave Schirmann Fred Schlimm Fred Schmidt Jim Schmidt Rob Schmidt Jay Schmitt Dave Schmitz Mike Schmitz Dave Schmuelling Bob Siemer Joe Schneider Tim Schon Dale Simmons Curt Siess Ric Schweitzer Jim Schwab Tony Schrenker Michael Schrader 9O Sophomores Ron Slageter Greg Smith Kevun Smith Mike Smith Tim Sontag Steve Spade Mike Stem; Bill Staudigel Mike Stegman Nick Stephens Bob Suaus Scott Streicher Mike Suer Dave Sullivan John Sunderhaus Paul Sundrup Ed Telscher Ron Thornbury Ed Toemer Glenn Trams Tim Unberg Bob Unger Greg Unkrich Jim Vale Doug Van de Rut Mark Vilas Steve Wagner Joe Waldeck Roger Weigand Darv Weisbach Joe Weitzel Ray Wellbrock Dave, Wenning Ed Westerkamp Joe Wilker i Mike Wissel Greg Witzgall John Wood Matt Wottring Joe Wurzelbacher Bill Young 92 FRESHMEN Class Of 1979 Steve Adams Dave Ambach Dave Anderson Paul Anhofer Dave Anneker Dale Arand Dave Armbruster Denis Bach Bob Bartok Russell Begley Bob Bellman Greg Berger Myles Berling Ron Bertram Pete Bigner Steve Blakley Kevin Blessing Rick Bode Scott Bohnen Tom Bonfield Robert Bonhs Tom Bosse Jay Bourgraf Rich Bova Bob Brock Bill Brinkman Ed Breving Rich Breetz Mike Brakers Chuck Bracken 93 94 Dave Brunswick Mike Buckley Steve Bums Steve Buniss Mark Butterwenh Mark Cady Ron Christman Greg Celina Jim Collins Mark Condia David Creed John Creed Steve Cross Martin Crowley Tom Cucinotta Chris Danemayex Richard Dave: Mike Daugherty Bob Davis Brad Davis Greg Davis Mike Day Martin De Iaco Tony Deyhle Charlie DeZam Joe Dickhaus Don Din Philip Din Tom Dodd Mike Doerger Chris Doern Richard Doll Terry D011 Iii Emir. Ferocious Frosh Fight for First 5 Kevin Gilpin Greg Glacken Jeff Goddard Bob Greene Brad Dombusch Bill Drout Mike Dunlay Andre Eddings Jim Ehrhart Randy ElIert Alan Elsbernd John Enderle Bob Endres Ed Erb Jeff Eschenbach Dunne Essex Tom Esterkamp Steve Faller Dave Fariello Tom Feldman Mike Finley Russ Fischesser Torn Fisher Bob Focke Paul Foppe John Foy Brian Frey John Frondorf Chris Gagliardo Ken Gels FIank GiGlio Gregg Greivenkamp 95 Freshmen Face the Chuck Grote Jeff GueIIeIa Greg Haas John Habenhy Chad Hagedom Randy Hamberg Fred Hammerle Larry Harman Jerry Hargis Darrel Harmon Paul Harnett Jerry Hartmann Chris Hauck Terry Healey Jim Healy Richard Heeney lack Heimkreiter Greg Heister Greg Hemberger Joe Herbert Brian Herman Kelly Hermann Ed Herzog Mike Higgins Dave Hils Jim Hoffman John Hoffman Steve. Hoffmann Greg Hofmann Berni Holmer Freshmen' s l : 96 I Pursuit Of Excellence Kerry Holthaus Steve Huebner Paul Huesman Steve Inwalle Lawrence Jakobi Paul Jeanmougin Tom Ielen Mark Kaiser Ken Kramer Kevin Kelly Paul Kelly Andy Kennedy Dean Kehl Mike Klein Steve Kluener Mike Kluener Mike Klenk Dan Kleingers Tom Litzinger Ray LitmeI Dave Leininger Bill LaLosh Tom Lafary Jim Krueger Mark Kramer Iohn Kramb Marty Koval Mark Koeninger Bob Koehne Richard Koch 97 98 Jay Littner Tom Lorentz Jerry Lucas Keith Ludwig Bill Luipold Kurt Martin Mike Martini Larry Masson Bob Mauntel Steve Mazzella Bob McDaniel Hugh McDonough James McGuire John McLaughlin Mike McMullen Darryl Meadows Neal Mecklenborg Mike Meiners Tom Menke Chuck Meyer Boyd Miller Joe Miller Lloyd Miller Pat Miller Chris Moning Joe. Moning Dave Moore Mark Moser John Muchmore Larry Mueller Michael Mueller Tom Nagel Ed Niehaus Joe Niemann Tim Norman Mike O'Conner Pat O'Connor Jo-n O'Neil Ron Ott Jack Owens Bob Parker Ken Parkinson The Future Men 0f LaSalle , Pichire Nol' Available Ron Pieper Mark Pierson Jay Poettker Mark Powell Tim Powers Keith Quisno Jim Raible John Ranch Jerry Reine: Dan Raising Kevin Ricke Kevin Rickett Eric Riel Jim Roemer Chris R011 John Rosiello Dennis Rosing Reed Rossell Bill Ruberry Ron Russo Joe Rust Art Schaller John Schamer Jim Schapker Bill Schirmer Paul Schlarmann Jim Schmidt Tom Schmidt Mark Schmitz Jim Schneider Torn Schneider Dick Schoenfeld Joe Schrand Brian Schwendexmann Jim Schwierling Bob Schwing Jerome Scott Ralph Seta Terry Seuberling Tom Sheehan David Siedling Ron Siemer 99 Larry Siereveld Ken Sillies Mike. Sinclair Jeff Sindiong Tom Sonderman Dave Specht Nick Stark Jeff Stine Rocco Stellatano Paul Stemerick Tim Stemerick Mike Strawser Jay Stupprich Jim Sucietto Tom Sutton Jeff Talkors Jim Taske Tony Tasset Dave Temler Tom Teufel Doug Thueneman Rick Tennis Ken Townley Don Trautman Bob Troua Mike Unger John Unkrich That9s A11 Folks Tony Upson Scott Vestring Mike Vogele John Walker Rick Walter Rick Wanstrath Tom Watson g John Weber ' Mike Weber Dan Weinle Vince Wellbrock Rick Weller Craig Wells Mike Wells Keith Wendel Bob Wendt Matt Westover Mark Wetterich Mark Weyer Pat Whalen Scott Wilder Dan Wingate Larry Winiarski Steve Winter Mike Winh Rick Wissel Greg Woeste Paul Wolf David Wanderlich Don Wurzelbacher Bob Young Paul Zeiser Jeff Zimmermann Joe Zompero Bill 202 10'! ADMINISTRATION Bro. Kevin Griffin Ph.D. . Princlpal William T. Cady I M. Business Admin., Dir. of Student . Services . RoberIJ. KIueger Bro. 1. Roland Klassen M. Music and Education, M' Education Adminisi M.S., Commerce, Asst. Associate Principal, Asst. . ' nation ASSL' Principal Principal Donald P. Ehrhart Principal ' FACULTY 75376 Mrs. Sue Kathman B.A.. English I Mathematics Bro. Lawrence Keller B. A . . Theology . Jack B. Broxterman M. Education I' K WI? George G. Ginn M.Ed. , Guidance Counselor Bro. Paul Meycr M. Education Ronald A . Canning Charles R. Peiper 41;? B.A., Theology M . Education Bro. Leo F. Oberrieder M. A. . Social Studies Bro. Mark Gubbels N. M. Education Robert T . Freemal Kenneth E. Barlage M. Education M.S. . Corrections l Sociology 'u Jose M. Villalobos M . History , , 7 Fr. James Manning J M. A. , Philosophy f Theology we aa-vdel-Lh mvakwwm P am..- mgmww AnWs Eugene Jesse BIO. Les Luke: B.A. . History B.B. A. , Business Administration 31- Mary Brendan Jordon Bro. Michael Schmelzer - f M.A., Media. M.A., Supervision! -' B.A. . English Administration ' . . 16 .JH a Barbara Ryan I - . :3 , 0113 M. Walsh M. Education, Guidance Counselor ' . ' , ' .S., EngllSthIeflCh . 3:1 Miss Judi Ahlberg MW 1:; Vincent E. Halloran M.A. , English ' a3M.A. . English W Raymond R. Heidorn B.S. , Education 1310. John Lyons B. A . , English Jerry B. Green B.S. . Education Robertl. Sauerbrey VIM B.A. . Philosophy , Nick Dudukovich .I M. Physical Education George L. Dir: M.S. , Biology Bro. Mark Peterson '7 B.A. , Theology Joe Samu M.S. . Business Education Steve I. Rasso M . Education Robert Hamilton M . Education Yvonne M. Stegman B.S. , Education Robert F. Koch M. Education .AxV R. J. Middendorf M.S. . Chemistry B.A.. Vocational Education Paul Barney William Blazer x y h p O S O .I. .1 h P A Lee Yeazell tM .Kku .3 Bro. Mario Stockhausen 3.8., Education William M. Felchner B.S. , Education lack T. Payne B. A. Math Aloysius H. Grote M. Education, Guidance Counselor ?.?aww- Mpamsw Stephen C. Holler M.A. , Counseling Bro. Dan McEnery B.S., M.A.T., M.S., Biology - ....!.::1 '!! !'. ; viewurh 3? Donald R. Feldman ; ' V MIA. ' Art n ' , f A ' , I Bro. Dan Carrigan l, ' B. A . , Social Science 01101. Bissmeyer Bro. Thomas JeffIies Band and Glee Club Director ' ,, , B. A , , Theology l English The People Behind the Scenes . 3.? ,ow! V'CAIEETERIA LADIES: Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Mueller, $Mrs. Kastner. Mrs. Walden. Mrs. Kabbes, Mrs. :2 Kallmeyer. Missing Mrs. Rais. MAINTENANCE: Boeing Fr. H. Raterman, 5.1. I, Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick Mrs. Sally Stoll llb ACTIVITIES 117 118 ATHLETICS Bowlings Strong in 976 First Place Team: L to R: Dave Witzgall, James Boehm, Paul Durban, Frank Ellen. ll9 Varsity Football: 975-976: Winning Season 5-4-1 The Lancers of La Salle after a fine start with convincing victories over West Hi. hit a mid-season slump with tough two and three poin'. losses to state ranked Princeton, and Moeller, and a three point loss to Roger Bacon. After a hard fought victory over Purcell, and a loss to Elder. the Lancers pulled themselves together to tie state ranked and undefeated Kettering Alter, and then finished with very impressive wins over St. Xavier. and undefeated and state ranked Colerain. The Lancers were led by a tenacious defense and a powerful running attack. The defense was led by Mike Cross and Steve La Fary at tackles. Dan Welling at middle guard, Brain Krueger and Dick Bullerat ends. Jim Kenning at linebackers and Mark Brown at defensive back. The offensive was led by one of the finest offensive lines in the school's history, led by Tony Bare at center, Vince Hartman at guard, Jeff Schneider and Ed Vorderbrueggen at tackles and Mike Jester at tight end. The offensive backs were led by Mike Schneider, the first running back to play at La Salle. Mike broke all existing rushing and scoring records at La Salle and became the first runner to rush over 1000 yards, f118'D. Mike was also the first player in the school team to be selected to the lst team all state team. Overall . the team playing the toughest schedule in the school's history was disappointed that it did not have a better win-loss record but was very successful in many areas and is now considered one of the top grid- iron powerhouses in Southwest Ohio and one of the upcoming state pow- ers. 120 No. 1 signs go up with win over X v XWL Touchdown against X at Riverfront. La Salle: King Of the Road77 .4; ig . - ,3. a- Smith pitches at Oak Hills game . Galvin and MasuI 100k on. Coaches Corner: Coach Rasso and Coach Felchner Listen . . . Coach Steve Rasso Resigns. Hoffman gets tackled at the Oak Hills game. 5 .1 . w'vY- 4; tap An afternoon pep rally for the Moeller game. FIRST ROW; Tom Bobinger, Dan Welling. Chris KroLh. Rick Giardullo, Dan Masur, George Walton, Lou Miller. Dreux Day, Tony Bar- Iim Kenning. Charlie Stout, Jim Mueller, Mike Heister. KNEELING; Mark Giordano. Matt Harris, Tim Brown, Mike Miller. Dale Berth Glen Pimla, Bill Kummez, Mike Hoffman, Jim Schmidt. Joe Amareno, Greg Schrenker, Mike Carr, Jim Sullivan, Brain Krueger, Da' Hoffman. STANDING; Coach Bill Felchner, Coach Joe Samu, Coach Nick Dudokovich, Pat Garibay, Mike Ranz, Chris Martini, T0 Hasselbeck. Bob Burger, Jim Rieder, John FlohI, John Raider, Vince Hartman, Mark Kroth. Rick Capodagli, Coach Ray Heidom. Coal Steve Rasso. SECOND LAST ROW; Dave Steigler, Scott Angus, Fred BrarIz. Greg Neihaus, Rich Bachman, Joe LeBar, Mark Brown, To Klug, Kevin Rodenberg, Mark La Rosa, Jim Rahe, Bob Hirth, Jim Russo. Tim Celina, Tim Galvin. ChIis Cassen. BACK ROW; Kei Rielag. Bill Fox, Joe Schweckel, Ken Raines, Mike McGeorge, Mike Cross, Ed Vorderbrueggen. Doug Gerraty, Jeff Schneider, Scc Smith. Mike Schneider, Jim Sunderhaus, Mike Jester, Steve La Pary, Dick Buller. 122 Mike Schneider Gets G.C.L. Player of the; Year. . . 7', ' 'x ' ' ' ii: mi; w E 2nd string watches a play. A touchdown against Oak Hills. AWARDS lst TEAM OFFENSE: Mike Schneider, Mike Jester 2nd TEAM OFFENSE: Vince Hartman lst TEAM DEFEN.: Mike Cross. Jim Kenning 2nd TEAM DEFEN.: Brian Krueger, Dan Welling HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE: Ed Vor- derbrueggen, Tony Bare, Kevin Rodenberg, Jeff Schneider. Jim Russo. HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE: Steve La Fary, Mark Brown, Greg Niehaus, Dick Bul- let. Mike Schneider, G.C.L. Player of the Year. Scott Smith gets a pass away before getting tackled. Reserve Football .i. i x . . r . .. 1 , . . . 4 lst ROW; Bob Strauss, Bill Herbst. Jim Flamm, Ray Wellbrock, Jeff Hoelker, Kevin Flynn, Joe Ross, Dave Shirmann, Kevin Bitkhofer, E Telscher. 2nd ROW; Dave Wenning tTrainen. Steve Spade, Ed Leininger. Tony Kreidenweis, Don Nichols. Jimmy Lavalle, Tom Burger Terry Kennedy, Ron ThornbuIy, Bob Lillis, Doug Martini, Bob Brosey, Jay Schmitt, tTIainen. 3rd ROW; Dan Macke, Steve Brown, Dan Cart Neil Hanneken, Ray Puttoff, Mike Russo, Tom Rueve, Bob Unger. Dan Miller. Dan Hargis, Dave Brown, Coach Ken Barlag. 4th ROW; Ji Flemming, Ken Brisben, John Frerick. Tim Leon. Mike Powell, Jerry Doerger, Mike Krierner. Tim Robbe. Paul Appiarius. Coach Georg Ginn. The record of the 197 5 Reserve Football Team is not a true indication of the ability and spirit which exist among these men. Although the Reserve record was a disappointing 3 and 4 the offensive explosiveness of the team was obvious to the fans. The Reserve Lancers out gained their opponents by over thIee hundred and fifty yards for the season, but in two of their losses the loss of numerous fumbles caused their downfall. The last three games of the season seem to show the team's gradual improve- ment. Wins over Purcell 42-0 and Roger Bacon 24-0 led to the final game which ended with the Lancers at the 6 yard line of Moeller in heartbreaking loss 14-8. In the opinion of Coach Barlag and Ginn the future of La Salle Football looks excellent with this fine group of Sophomores adding to the Varsity of 1976. 7.24 1:; . 'gh 124 Bridgetown gets tackle by La Salle. Freshman Football The Freshman Football Team started the season off with three straight wins, although not G.C.L. wins. The first G.C.L. game against Moeller, ended in the first and only tie of the season. The frosh suffered two losses to Elder and St. Xavier, both scores 8 to nothing. The season ended on a good note with two wins. The G.C.L. record was 2-2-1. The defense is the strongest factor, only allowing 16 points total in G.C.L. and other games. - L - ' .5 Freshmen get together before practice. 'w; h- ' a HTTOM; John Hoffman. Joe Nieman. Andy Kennedy, Mike Klenk, Paul Foppe, Jerry Hargis. Mark Koeninger, Dan Kleingors, John uchmore. Mike Wirth. Mike Meiners. 2nd ROW: John Frondorf , Darryl Meadows, Jim Succietto, Tom Cucinotta, Rick Bova, Terry Hea- y, Dale Arand, Jack Heimkreiter, Kerry Holthaus, Greg Haas, Tom Menke. Russ Fisschesse. Rick Heeney. 3rd ROW; Vince Wellbrock, buck Grote, Tom Waston, Mike Strawser. Dean Kehl, Mark Powell, Nick Stark, Jay Poettker, Jim Raible, Mike O'Connor, Chuck .eyet, David Atmbmster, Jerry Lucas, Paul Jeanmougin, Rick D011. 4th ROW; Scott Wilder, Bili 202, Steve Cross, Tom Schneider, Mark Btlttelvtterth, Jim Krueger, Matt Westovet, Martin Crowley, Tom Sutton, Andre Eddings, Bob Koehne, Greg Woeste, Tom LaFaty. 5th ROW; Mark Schmitz, Tom Jelen, Larry Sierveld. Mike Doerger, Bob Parker, Dave Specht. Coach Jerry Green, Bro. John Lyons, Fr. Jim gunning. David Anderson, Rick Walter, Paul Hartnett, Bro. Dan Canigan. uJay Huey Goes Upstate,, Cross Country 975 Behind the fine running of Sr. Jay Huey , and the leadership of Scott Gandenberger and Ron Appling, the Cross Country Harriers turned in an excellent season. Coming out of retire- ment to coach again this year, MI. George Dir: got the team to start practice early in June and run all summer on his ' q ' L.S.D. program - tLong Slow Distancet. II paid off for most ' of the troops as times fell and competition was fierce. The Lancers, non-Iated at the outset, worked their Way to a 10111 place rating by the lst of October. Outstanding running by Jay Huey paced the Varsity at every meet. On again off again performances by Sr. Tom Wagner helped out. but the mainstays of the Varsity were 115. Ron Appling, Paul Ernst, Jack Bresnen, Mike Heckler and Rob Schweitzer. The Reserve Lancers. led by Steve Happy Toes Groh, Kevin Wottle Horgan, and Tim I only run for exercise Breen, had an excellent season. The 4th. 51h, and 6th spots were filled by Ray O'Connell, Tom Reckner, and Bob Dan- gel. With those sophomores. plus returning juniors, it should be a great season in '76. Sr. Jay Huey finished lst in 3 invitationalr, qualified for the District Meet and finished 14th in the State Meet. FRESHMEN: KNEELING; Steve Faller, Greg Heister, Kurt Martin, Mike Dunlay, Jim Schapker, Rick Bode. MISSING; Dave See- dling. RESERVE: STANDING; Ray O'Connell, Tom Reckner, Kevin Horgan, Steve Groh. Bob Dangel, Tim Breen, and Coach George Din. 126 r-'Y;p$ Paul Ernst, in front. VARSITY: KNEELING: John Speiser. Paul Schneider. Kelly Cramer, Ray Harrigan, Scott Gandenberger, Mike Vorderbruggen. STANDING; MI. George Din moacm, Mike Heckler. Jay Huey, Paul Ernst, Ron Appling. Rob Schweitzer, Tom Wagner, Jack Bresnen. MISSING; Matt Wagner. 127 ..-.:xv r fa 9? w x 128 Impressive Juniors Will Return Soccer Takes 3rd --. . n w. ,,,. - .5, - .- -; :- .. ,, k if. TOP ROW; John Riesenbeck, mgr. , Joe Schneider. Paul Borchers. Joe Ruhe, Randy Ruberg, Rick Hob- litzel, Paul Hoblitzel, John Ruhe, Andy Masur, Tim Popejoy, Joe. Culter, Harry Kesse, mgr. BOTTOM ROW; Paul Kroner, Jay Stith, Dave Konekamp, Jim Dolan. Dan Masur, Scott Schaelfer. Scott Streicher , Coach Villalobos . The Lancer soccer team started the season at St. Xavier. winning 2-1. After the game, a spectator commented to Coach Villalobos, You have the best thIee halfbacks in the city. The Lancer attack was headed by seniors Joe Ruhe, John Ruhe. and Dan Cross; juniors Paul Hoblitzell, Paul Kroner, Paul Borchers, Artie Conley, Dan Masur, and Jim Dolan; sophomores Joe Schnieder and Rick Hoblitzell. Strong backups were Rick Schwartz, Tim Popejoy. Joe Culter. and Andy Masur. The Lancers fell to Elder with the score of 2-1. Rebounding off a 2-2 tie with Roger Bacon, the Lancers then won three straight, beating Moeller twice and St. Xavier. but failed to beat first place Elder, losing 3-1 . The Lancers finisheci the season in third place. The soccer team is hoping to regain the G. C. L. crown next year, as they are losing only thxee seniors. The first team G.C.L. honors went to most valuable player Paul Hoblitzell, offensive player of the year Dan Masur, and defensive player of the year Artie Conley. e X e ' 3:; RESERVES: STANDING; Pat Murphy, Dave Weisbacht Mike Rasp, Jeff Mai, Jeff Conley. Torn Rohrer, Tom Mamet, Jim Bigner, Jim Ruther. Joe Wurzelbacher, Don Veerkamp, MI. Holler, coach. KNEEL- ING: Mike Bisher, Rick Koenig. Paul Kramer. Mike Smith, Mark Coleman, Jim Murphy, Terry Seu- berling. John Fox, Mike Klein. SITTING; Bob Endres, Gary Kessler. Tony Rack, Matt Murphy, Chris Gagliardo, Bob Bonhs, Mark Wetterich, Jeff Talkers. I29 Predicted to Place Last; Win a Co-Championship! Cagers Surprise G.C.L. A young but gutty group of Lancer Basketballers surprised their G. C. L. foes and other Southwestern Ohio teams by cap- turing a co-champion title in the extremely tough league. They compiled a 15-5 record which included impressive vic- tories over Elder, Purcell , and McNicholas. This was the third time in four years that Mr. Bill Cady has led the Lancers to a championship in the G.C.L. Led by an outstanding Sophomore guard, Ted Duggins. with outstanding performances by Junior center Gary Woeste, Senior forward Scott Smith, Junior forward Bob SchIoeck, and Junior guard Tom Junker, this group amazed the basket- ball scene with their intense and confident play. The Lancers found themselves in many very close battles throughout the season but managed to turn most of these encounters into vic- tories. If there ever was a group of athletes who should be proud of their achievement of coming out of nowhere and putting together a very successful season - it is the 1976 LaSalle bas- ketball squad. Reserve Center Tom Lewis Soph. Guard Ted Duggins FT: Sr. Forward Scott Smith l32 Due to Team Effort and Gutty Play Varsity Posts 21 15-5 Mark GREATER CINCINNATI LEAGUE COeCHAMPIONS: TOP ROW; Coach Bill Cady. Larry Schaller, Tony Roehrich, Gary Woeste, Scott Smith, Bob Gagnon, Jerry DoexgeI, Gary Greivenkamp tTrJ. BOTTOM ROW; Bob Schroeck, Ted Duggins. Mike Abbatiello, ChIis Cassan, Tom Junker, Jim Schmidt, Paul Schneider UFIJ. This year's tremendous success was largely due to the fine team effort. Everyone con- tributed the best he could and sheer desire won many games. TED DUGGINS, who was voted Most Valuable Player, led the team in total scoring with 16.7 points per game. TOM IUNKER was the best percentage shooter, hitting 517:: of his shots. BOB SCHROECK was tremendous from the charity stripe, hitting 770170. GARY WOESTE led the team in rebounds grabbing an astonishing 11.3 per game . in other categories, Duggins led in steals QAL Junker in assists 01mm, and Woeste in blocked shots QED. Gary Woeste puts it up. Defense is Tremendous Reserves Play The Reserve Basketball team, plagued by an inconsistent offense, defensed their way to a 7-7 won-loss record. These players who improved vastly over their freshman year. played tremendous defense, allowing their opponents an average of 50 points a game. The star defensive players were Tom Lewis. Rick Dauer, Bob Muchmore, and Greg Woeste. On the offensive side of the ledger, which was potent yet inconsistent. they scored an average of 51 points a game. The standouts on the offensive side of the court were Mike Kreimer, Kevin Smith, Jim Schmidt, and Jerry Doer- ger. The ball handling and playmak- ing duties were handled by Doug Nunn and Mark Ruberg. This team has great potential and should help next year's varsity immensely. Rick Dauer. .500 Ball k .. , e125 .. -' i . . RESERVES: TOP ROW; Coach Bob Freemal, Mike Powell, Kevin Smith, Rob Schmidt, Tom Lewis. Tim Robbe. Mike Kreimer. MIDDLE ROW; Bob Muchrnore, Dan Cart, Rick Dauer, Doug Nunn, John Fry. Mark Ruberg, Greg Woeste. BOTTOM ROW; Joe Ross tMng, Rob Nie- haus tMng, Greg Witzgal tMng, Joe Schneider tTrJ. .41. Bro. John Lyons and Mgr. Rob Niehaus. 1 133 ? Neil Neyer More Powerful Than a Locomotive Bagubas Fourth in State! Rick Reardon Neil Neyer - State Champ I . i l ' -.. A 5; a ' VARSITY WRESTLERS: FIRST ROW; Pete Hemme, Ray Nimskem, Dave Wenning. Dave Cigolotti. Joe Cogozzo. SECOND ROW; Steve Eppen, Brian Moore, John Raider, Jeff Rahe. Greg Trachsel, Rick Reardon, Greg Bums. TOP ROW; Mark Klosterman, Dave Volk, Tom Powers, Brian Krueger, Mike Cross, Bob Burger, Randy Ruberg, Pat Planing. 134 98 lbs . powerhouse The LaSalle Wrestling Bagubas were shining this year behind a member of outstanding caliber - Neil Neyet. Coached by Bill Felchner for the third straight year, Neil struggled with drive and determination to become the first Grapple: ever t9 attain the glory of state champ. The LaSalle squad also placed five in the all- city title - Greg Bums, Rick Reardon, Mike Cross, Neil Neyer, and Tom Powers. With Neyer first in the state and Cross third , the team itself won the sectionals, won the district, and placed fourth in the state. The Year- book staff extends a hearty congratulations to coach Felchner, Neil Neyer. and the rest of the Bagubas on being the best wrestling team ever to walk the halls of LaSalle. 135 136 Grapplers Gain Experience RESERVE: TOP ROW; Jim Vale. Tim Sontag, Mark Meister, Dave Kramer. Dave Dittgen, Jim Schneider, Mike Bomkamp, Dave Beischer. Marty Hoffman, Jim Krueger, Mark Vilas, Kevin Flynn, Mike Russo, John Frerick, Ray KroneI. BOT- TOM ROW; Ken Riedy, John Molumby, Dan Flick. Mike Nicholachi, Chuck Masur, Bradley Davis, Bob Ungez, Dave Liesgang, Dave Schmuelling. Tom Powers - ready to attack. Through Victories! FROSH; TOP ROW; Dave Spect. Bob Parker, Tom LafaIy, Steve Cross. Tom Menke. Rick Walters. MIDDLE ROW; Tony Deyle, Ron Chrisman, Kerry Holthaus, Dave Hills. Many Delaco, Tim Powers. BOTTOM ROW; Jerry Hargis, Dennis Boch, Tom Larenz. Mike Wells. Chad Hagedorn, Art Shaller. Victory g Joe Walters 137 Aqua-Lancers Post .,.......v , --A-- ..v . . 5 TOP ROW: Bob Brosly, Mark Schmidt, Jeff Leahy, Charles Hicks, Jeff Keller, Richard Berling. Paul Riedel, Ron Melson. MID- DLE; Pat Reimer, Bill Zoz. Rob Pollard, Tom Schneider, Jim Gilpin, Tom Tasset, Joe Nurre, Coach Lee Yeazell. BOTTOM; Paul Prus, John Rahe. Reed Rossell. Paul Huesman, Andy Kennedy, Joe Nieman. The 1975-76 Aqua-Lancer's season was highlighted by sucw cess. Rick Berling broke his own record in the 500 yard freestyle four times during the season, while Jeff Leahy tied the. school record in the 50 yard freestyle. The team was able to send five swimmers to the District finals: Jeff Leahy in the 50 yard frees- tyle, Mark Schmidt in the 100 yard backstroke. and the 400 yard freestyle relay team of Jeff Leahy, Charlie Hicks, Rick Berlihg and Tom Tasset. Trophy winners for the year: Mark Schmidt -------------------- Most Valuable Swimmer Jeff Leahy ------------------------ Most Spirited Swimmer Rick Berling --------------------- Most Improved Swimmer Andy Kennedy -------------------- Most Valuable Freshman uccessful Season 7-3 in G.C.L. Varsity Baseball Captures - 1:;- .. O Mike Hoffman at bat. Mike Abbatello, G.C.L.' MVP G.C.L. With 26-13 Record 142 Blames It on J 013 Insecurity Coach Broxterman Resigns His Post The varsity baseball team is the G. C. L. champion for the first time in the schools 15 years. They did it in grand style, finishing off Moeller after 18 innings to clinch the title. In the final city poll the team was rated fourth in the city. Coach Broxterman stepped out in fine way, being named G.C.L. Coach of the Year as Mike Abbatiello was voted G.C.L. Player of the Year. Five of LaSalle's stars were selected to G.C.L'. first team; Bob Schroeck, Dick Kemen, Chris Henlein, Dave Ballman, and Mike Abbatiello. Two of these were also chosen to be on the city all star first team, Mike and Dick. Individual awards went to Dick Kemen - Most Valuable and Batting Leader, Bob SchIoeck - Most Improved, and Chris Henlein and Tim Wansttath - Spirit of LaSalle . The team set several school records besides the first G.C.L. Championship. They had the winningest season in LaSalle's history and hit more home runs than any previous Lancet Team. THE 1976 G.C.L. CHAMPIONS TOP; Coach J. B. Broxterman. Dave Ballman, Mike Sweetman. Bob Schxoeck. Scott Smith. Mike McGeorge, Mike Abbatiello, Mike Schmitz. MIDDLE; Tim Plummet, Dan Boiman, Jim Riedet, Chris Henlein, Tim McMahon, Tim Wanstrath, Mike Hofmann. BOTTOM; Dan Masm, Dick Kemen, Kevin Rodenbetg, Bill Kummer, Bob Sandmann, Dave Hoffman. ' Coach Green Is Next Varsity Coach Reserve Score 13-8 Record RESERVE SCORES 6 Northwest 4 3 Finneytown O 25 Purcell 1 5 Harrison 3 7 McNick 4 1 St. X 2 16 Newport Cath. 1 '7 Roger Bacon 4 9 Moelle? 10 4 Elder 5 0 Colerain 8 14 Purcell 7 18 Mt. Healthy 1 3 SI. X 2 1 Roger Bacon 4 3 Moeller 8 5 Hamilton Badin 1 4 Elder 5 9 Newport Cth. 13 5 Badin 2 5 Finneytown 0 THE RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM TOP; Chuck Grote. Mike Kriemer, Tom Lewis, Jerry Doerger, Mike Powell. Kevin Birkofer, Coach Jerry Green. MIDDLE; Ed Telsher, Martin Crowley, Matt Westover, Dan Weinle, Jim Erhardt, Jim Flamm, Rich Dauer, Tony KreidenWeis. BOTTOM; Greg Hembergez, John Frondorf, John Hoffman, Dan Carr, Dave Brown, Jim Raible, Tom Rueve. I43 Under New Coach, Mr. Samu Tennis Is Third ml W ru- VARSITY: TOP; Jim Nunn, Scott Schaefer, Jim Brueneman, Kurt Jansen, MI. Samu. BOTTOM; Brad Davis, Mike Bisher, Paul Stemerick, Doug Nunn. 144 Is 111 Sectiona Scott Schaefer Pat Grismore Jim Bmeneman Sontag. Pat Grismore, Rick Niklas. Chris Knight. BOTTOM; Alan Cella, Brian 1m Fessler. T' 11m RESERVE: TOP Frey, Pat Miller. 145 lst,s in Forest P., Fairfield, and Greenhills Inv. Tracksters Have an ' Outstanding Season Corridor practices. Mike Cross and the shot. La .71.... .9... ,L 4. ..- mmmxn urn w .m 1-. Hu$w. rn- Loses t0 Xavier by 2 Points Varsity Places Second in G.C.L. . W: 31,'1';J 'm n .. I. ,4. TOP; Coac Ken Barlag, Matt ,' 9.7-! p- ,g , 7- .. . ' . , Westrich, Mike Jester, Bernie Jelen, Paul Ernst. Jay Huey, Jack Bresnen, Pat Garibay, Jerry Bonvallain, Torn Wagner, Ron Dietrich, Bob Burger, Ron Appling, Joe Schweke. THIRD; Mike Vorderbrueggen, John Speiser, Mark Kehl, Tom Shamer, George Walton, Greg Schrenker. Kelly Cramer, Lou Krause. Ken R011, Greg Niehaus, Ray Harrigan, Mike Heckler, Paul Schneider. SECOND; Jim Schmitz, Bill Fox, Mark Schmidt, Rob Schmidt, Ed Vorderbrueggen, Chris Cassan, Mike Schneider, Mike Cross, Chris Martini, Keith Rielag. BOTTOM; Tim Colina, Charlie Stout, Steve Brown, Mike Heister, Mark Brown, Mike Carr, Dale Berth, Scott Gandenberger. 148 Falter in G.C.L. Meet Reserve Run Rapid g? ' 3?; ., - . . , . - 3 TOP; Mike Schmidt, John Wood, Jim Flemming, Bob Straus, 11m La Valle. Tom Burger, Ray Wellbrock, Scott Streicher. Mark Ruberg, Ray De Jaco, Steve Groh, Ken Brisbin, John Frerick, Dave Sherman, Gary Bock. THIRD; Bob Muchmore , Steve Spade. Ed Leininger, Bob Brosey, Doug Vanderyte, Matt Grant, Bob Dangel. Torn Reckner, Jim Hoelker. Steve Faller. SECOND; Jim Bigner. Mike Rothan, Tim Leon, Bill Herbst. Kevin Flynn, Dave Eichen, Mike Miller, Ron Thornbury. BOTTOM; Mark Meister, Tim Breen, Matt Murphy, Ray O'Connel, Don Macke, Dan Hargis, Kevin Horgan, Joe Schneider. RESERVE SCORES LS MEET lst Finnytown 2nd Colerain ls: Forest Park lst Greenhills 151 Reading lst Roger Bacon lst Moeller 3rd Colerain Inv. 3rd Frosw Soph Relays 3rd G .C . L. 149 2nd in G.C.L. Frosh Have Fine Season 1: - c g. '9 .1 m; ,u FIRST ROW; Jerry Hargis, Lloyd Miller, Reed Rossel brock. Jerry Lucas, Bob Borths, Jeff Stine, Denny Rosing, Larry Mueller. SECOND ROW; Joe Niemann, Scott Wilder, Mark Koeninger, Tom Cucinotta, Andre Eddings, Rick Beetz. Paul Hartnett, Mike Doerger, Jeff Goddard. THIRD ROW; Mgr. Tom Jelen, Mgr. Mike Unger, Tom Watson, Jim Lucietto, Greg Hofmann, John Rosiello, Tom Lorentz, Marty Delaco, Dick Scho- enfeld, John Muchmore. Scott Vestring, Kelly Herrmann. Dave Leininger. Greg Colina, Scott Bohnert. TOP ROW; Coach Bro. Mike, Greg Woeste, Larry Harman, Mike Klein. Nick Stark. Jack Owens, Mark Powell, Steve Cross. Mark Buttelwenh, Bill 202, Dick Doll, Darryl Meadows, Don TIautmann, Bob Parker, Jim Hoffman, Greg Berger, Rick Bode. SCORES LS MEET lst Finneytown 17th Reading Inv. 2nd Reading 151 Roger Bacon lst Colerain 151 Newport Cath. 3rd FroshlSoph Relays 2nd G.C.L. Golf is on the Ball The LaSalle golf team, led with the spirit and drive of Bruce Fahey and the coaching ability of Mr. Canning, ended their season with an 8-13 win- loss record and a 3-7 record in the G.C.L. Moeller had been winning the golf race in the G.C.L., but La Salle's team clubbed them out of their sole position of first. Therefore, Xavier, Elder, and Moeller finished in a 8-way tie for first with Roger Bacon in 4th and our dedicated team in 51h in the G . C . L . D. Meiring on a chip shot. t ' iii .34: AWM h A L 111 ! FIRST ROW: RESERVES; Vince Bange, Greg Gundlach, Tom Schneider, Jodi Gundlach, Ed Niehaus. SECOND ROW: VARSITY; Mr. Canning, coach, Dave Meiring, Dave Neihaus, Bruce Fahey, Ed Steiber, Ted Duggins, Tim Plummet. '51 I52 CROSS COUNTRY varsity LS OPPO . 101h Colerain Invit. 8 5 5th Roger Bagn Inv . g 2nd Harrison d SI. BBEYQ 2nd 31. X and West Hi 10th Mt. Healthy Inv. 151 Forest Park, aderia and , oveland 51 Sycamore Inv. lst 6Walnut Hills, ' Afken. and McNick 65$ Elder Inv . 15:?- G.C.L. 131 ' Princeton Inv. 6th S.W. Sectionalsg $3M? 5. 1 , For. Park, A $ and Lovelam . 5th Sycamore Inv. 151 Walnut Hills 81h Elder Inv . 2nd G.C .L . 3rd Purcell Relays Ia: FOOTBALE: varsity ' 40 West Hi 6 y '7 34 Oak Hills 7 W 20 13 Princeton 15 5? Moeller 1 10 21 Roger Bacon 24 '7 Purcell ' 0 l3 Elder 23 14 AlteI 14 39 St. X 15 44 Colerain 24 reserve 0 Colerain . 14 22 Mt. Healthy 0 0 Oak Hills 12 30 West Hi 4 .. . 0 0 Elder W 6 3D Purcell 0 0 St. X 8 8 Moeller 14 22 Roger Bacon 0 167 167 163 168 164 169 160 158 167 178 162 181 169 170 169 169 180 172 168 177 179 37 23 33 38 101 80 60 66 34 81 46 68 72 69 49 52 73 68 81 71 . fnishme'n Bridgetown Princeton Colerain Moeller Elder St . X Roger Bacon Purcell GOLF Roger Bacon West Hi Badin Aiken Colerain Elder MoelleI Finneytown Roger Bacon ' Badin Aiken Purcell Oak Hills, Moeller Elder West Hi St. X SI. X Purcell Forest Park Finneytown SWIMMING Newport Cath Elder Walnut Hills Taylor Aiken Moeller West Hi St. X Purcell Country Day Neuggmt Cath BA S KETBALL varsity Aiken McNick Woodward Roger Bacon Moeller Taft West Hi Princeton Purcell 41 Oak Hills 0 60 Elder O 49 St. X 0 67 Roger Bacon 0 62 Moeller 8 '74 Colerain 8 75 Purcell 0 46 Elder O '75 St. X TOURNAMENT 5? at 166 4 ghes 169 168 reserve .162 43 Aiken 161 49 McNick 156 57 Woodward 163 55 Roger Bacon 158 5.5 .3 Moeller 177 ism Taft West Hi 5 Princeton 1'? 9 56 159 N542 $13 Baco 'o'eller Purcell Elder 81. X 38 , f, . vfresh n 51 55 , rcell i5 , 4. 47 32 Roger Bacon ., 43 59 Delhi ymw . 68 64 Moeller ' '76 60 Elder .94 5-3 3t- X 103 54 Purcell 42 49 Roger Bacon 90 43 Bndgetown 30 51 Moeller 41 Elder 47 St. X TOURNAMENT ,1... 49 41 St. X 66 4'7 Roger Bacon 58 54 53 61 50 52 6'7 taSallg Spdrts mywn-V . 63 49 48 52 - 59 ' 60 67 so 66 53 4'7 . TRACK varsity i 1 LS MEET lst Finneytown ,1 2nd Colerain 1 lst Forest Park 1 131 Greenhills lst Forest Park Inv. 2nd Roger Bacon I T 2nd Moeller 131 Fairfield Relays lst Greenhills Metric 2nd Colerain Inv. 3rd Forest Park Inv. 3rd Best of West 2nd G . c .L. 1 51h Sectionals 15 ; For Freshman and Ies baseball scores see .' 150. BASEBALL varsity 8 Withrow 1 2 Fairfield 2 Colerain . .- ' '7 Northwest 31 5 Oak Hills 1 6 Mt. Healthy I 3 McNick 1 .14 Deer Park M, 1 i4 West Hi M . , 7 Aiken M10 w Purcell 1' 4 .McNick 1'? St. X. 1 0 Roger Bacon 3' 11 Anderson 'm 4 5 MoelleI 11 Grovespon 0 Elder If: 13 Alpena 4 Alpena 5 Purcell 13 Freemont Ross 5 Anderson 13 Harrison 3. 10 MI. Healthy ' 3 St. X 9 Roger Bacon 4 Forest Park 3 M06116: 3 Oak Hills '7 Elder i? Commcno 1 I cappM-JH'Vrbmojrmer-nmcanm 5.5 O meb-ICOONI-l Scoreb61afd M enabcncnm 10 CO wmybCOHHCnI-IWNJOO I. O1 MWWOUIEOMU'IMWVP Forest Park 3 West Hi 1 Elder 2 Fairfield '7 Deer Park 13 TOURNAMENT Amelia 1 West Hi 1 Glen Este 6 For reserve scores see page 143 . wSOCCER varsity OPPO. w Elderl'l ,. 3:. X 1T; 1,. Roger Bacon Moeller Withrow Aiken Finneytown Elder 81. X 4:... Roger Ba on a Moellef 3 reserve OPPO. 1:. Roger Bacon 1' Elder PrindEEQ HMNerPHI-LHNJHN Prinagton St . Francis Roger Bacon 22y TENNIS varsity OPPQ. West Hi M1. Healthy Covington Cath. Aiken MI. Healthy Forest Park Bellvue SI. X Elder Purcell Roger Bacon OMMMOMOOOOH HWHHWHHWMOHH Covington Cath. SI. X Elder Newport Cath. Purcell Roger Bacon Moeller McNick Moeller copwcndswwocn reserve LS OPPO . St. X Roger Bacon Elder Moeller 000.10 NHNOHMQMO 0167le 153 ORGANIZATIONS I54 Gets New Look Ledger 976 M- Ehg 33:2th $ . .m llql 9 H14 H1 .INIHIN nu Wm L ' WE hand AW '76 LEDGER STAFF: STANDING, L to R: Mike Carr, Bro. Mike, STAFFERS: Jerry R0611, Scott Schaffer, Jim Lehman. Mike Bisher, Dave Goddard. Tom McGill. SEATED: Doug Nunn. Pat Fahey, Steve Neiheisel. 155 Stage Crew Contributes to Fine N Performances TOP ROW; Jim Brueneman, Tim Crooker. Rob Schmidt, Bob Gettler, Torn Schmidt. MIDDLE ROW; Herb Fisse, Phil Dirr, Tim Sabin, Mike Finley, Ray Littmer, Mike Unger. Rick Wissel. BOTTOM ROW; Chuck Masur. Bill Mauntel, Bro. Tom, Mike Houser. The fruits of their labor. A11 Extremely Creative Dance Committee . , .- . , J l i: l BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Dan Denhart, Herb Fisse, Bill Mauntel, Chuck Masur, Todd Plummet, Don Veetkamp. TOP ROW, L. to R.: Jim Weber, Bro. Paul Meyer, Mark Lampe, Ken Roll. The dance committee. once again under the direc- tion of Brother Paul Meyer. did another fine job on this years semi-formals. The dance committee was once again successful in creating the illusion that the gym was actually a dance hall. The work was done by Dan Denhart, Mike Burns, Mark Lamps, Jim Weber, Don Veetkamp, Todd Plummet, and others. Many decora- tive touches were added by Brother Mark Peterson and Brother Tom Jeffties. Brother Les Luke: and Rick Kaiser organized the rock jams and saw that they were the best ever . 157 A.V. Crew Increases in Size , . -V g ' - :J g .kv .151! .1 . I f l a ' I M: ifs! 91$ FIRST ROW, L to R: Larry Siereveld. Kevin DeNoma. Jerome Wuebbolt, Robert Hauenstein, Harry Kesse, Robert Weingartner, Ed Breving. SECOND ROW, L to R: Ed Collins, David Krekeler, Chuck Bick, Mike Benedic. Erich Kesse, Bill Olding. Frank Klar. THIRD ROW, L to R: Mark Schmitz, Dave Lewis, Mike Schrader, Bill Anhofer, Tim Klein, Marty Koval. William T. Cady. Rob Weingarmer working . 158 WLSH-WLST TV .. . if. ' g M BACK ROW: Bill Jakobi, Tim Crooker. FRONT ROW: Dossman, Joe Miller, Rick Stercsz. st1 spams I Bill Olding announces game. 11' WLST TELEVISION CREW FIRST ROW. L to R; Kevin DeNoma, Jerry Wuebbolt, Robert Hauenstein, Bill Old- ing. SECOND ROW, L to R; Harry Kesse, David Krekeler, Ed Collins, William T. Cady. 159 Cheerleaders Cheer LaSalle to Victory :5 , x ' . . 1:: , ' 5 , -' ' 4 1.1,; .604, . -: TOP; Sue Geiger, Mindy Malay, Terri Massa, Martha Olding, Carol Jana. STANDING; Tom Tassel, Tom Powers, Bill Shaffer, John McDonough, Pat Noonan. KNEELING; Steve Herman, Fred Banz. 160 Poster Club Promotes the School v .1', H I ,. S? Jim .4; k JTJKMWE A z KKK. N451? --.1 i V . w , , QT! TOP; Ken Riedy. Jody Gundlach. MIDDLE; Mark Weyer, Tim Cannon, Chris . . ' A t $ Danemeyer, M13. Cheryl Meyer. BOTTOM; Mark Dehler, Bill Rigger, Jim 1f . -- Llrgizg. Kevin Flynn and his sports posters . I Lehman. I uh m: m; M; 1 - J ' T Tl Cl; IIME- i Hm . r'u' lurks h mm; m N Is Nrrmnm lib sz'v mm mm Iwrm 11am UHF. Trm .WM: .' .v Ivy: Wm??? WIS; . nolrc dame RAPkV VJ: TD g 161 E Student Government 975-76 Puts Motto Into Action rm .uu-uru .A .n -- v ' ' s S . G. plants tree for yard renovation. FRONT; Steve Neiheisel. Greg Hartman, Jim Nunn, Joe LeBaI. BACK; Bro. Larry, Steve Herman, Tom Hasselbeck, Chris Kroth, Rick Capodagli, Keith Rielag. Bro. Leo. MISSING; Mark LaRosa. 162 Freshmen 979 Hugh McDonough, Chuck Grote, Randy Hamberg, John Shamer, Mike Kluener, Paul Jamongan, Keith Quisno, Dave Spect. Sophomore 778 Kevin Flynn, Mike Kaiser, Joe Schneider, Tom McGill. Tom RohIer, Jerry Klett, Paul Pierson. Junior ,77 Joe Culter, Mark Giordano. Bill Kummer. Greg Kissel, Dreux Day. Bill Weitzel. MISSING; Bob Burger. Senior 976 Jim Ciuccio, Greg Niehaus. Tony Grote. Mike Capano, Dan Welling, Scott Gandenberger. MISSING; Mark Mecklenborg, Dick Kemen. 163 164 Helps Them to Break in New Moderators Yearbook Staff Is Experienced TOP TO BOTTOM; Gary G. Greivenkamp, editor; Thomas J . Bobinger, editor: Christopher J . Cerimele, editor: Jory T. Knab, Leonard Inderhees, David Goddard, staff workers. STANDING; Mrs. Susan Kathman. moderator; Miss Judith Ahlberg, moderator. 1976 LA SA LE CAMERA CLUB Tom Bobinger. Joe Jackson. MISSING; Joe Freese, Eric Otten, Rick Stercz, Moderator Mr. George Din. The yearbook crew apologizes to the camera club for the poor representation of this picture because you did a fine job. However, this was the only picture you took of yourself. Under Bro. Dan Carrigan Intramurals Expand A time for conversation. The tip off with Ref . Bro. Dan. I Some basketball action. And softball action. 166 Itas Academic in Quarter Finals Chess Team Does Well IT'S ACADEMIC TEAM MI. Steve Douglas, Jack Greiner, Ed Schifferns. Jim Schultz, Mr. R. J. Middendorf, Bill Shaffer, Pat Noonan. THE CHESS TEAM BOTTOM ROW; Marty Waldeck, Pat Reimer, Mike Vorderbruggen, Bill Elsbernd. SECOND ROW; Rick Koch, Larry Blasch. Jim Haneberg. THIRD ROW; Scott Schaefer, Tom Bellman, Jeff Mai, Don Bock, Jim Kramb. TOP ROW; Mike Unkrichl M7 National Honor Society -.R ; BOTTOM ROW; Jim Redmond, Vince Hanmann, Mike Capano, Mike Carr, Bill Klumb, Bob Hinh, Greg Niehaus, Scott Gandenberger. SECOND ROW; Greg H0651, Lou Oldendick. THIRD ROW; Paul Hoblitzell, Dale Borths, Bob Gettler, Tony Grote. Mark Schmidt, Jim Schultz, Dave Bennet. Vince Bange, Chris Henlein, Rick Robers, Dick Kemem, Pat Fahey, Mike Houser. TOP ROW; Tom Rasp, Mike Thieken, Bill Mauntel, Jay Huey, Jerry Roell, Steve Peter, Joe Culter, Tim Plummer, Bob Burger, Ed Schiffens, Chris Cerimele, Jack Greiner, Steve Burger. Rick Zoller. - m .I. 0:55:27 , . .. . c .. ud ?'il - '- 3 7 I, Future Leaders of America . Computer Club Fails to Foil ccThe Monstef, m, - z . w: A I 1 $31 N$111 Ed Schifferns. Tom Parker. and Bob Burger. Coach Hamilton - he's not as quick as the computer, but he's got a lot upstairs. 169 Sponsor Many Activities Alumni Assn. Active in LaSalle The LaSalle High School Alumni ' Association displays its loyalty in many ways as it upholds the direc- tional guidance outlined in its Consti- tution: To promote religious, social and athletic activities; fraternal and educational pursuits. The annual Homecoming Festivities are coordi- nated with the Student Government and are highlighted by the Stag after the football game and Homecoming Dance - both well attended by the alums. Throughout the winter there is a variety of winter sports organized by the Alumni which includes a basket- ball league and a nautilus weight-lift- ing program. Summertime means softu ball. Our Softball League boasts 36 teams and is headed by John 30556 '66. Tremendously successful, the league has brought recognition and promi- nence to LaSalle from many area high schools. Each year the Senior Honor Award is given to a student the alumni feels typifies the Lancer. A program to pro- vide financial assistance to students is the goal of the Football Program which the Alumni also sponsors. The efforts of Steve Grote 71 and his staff produce one of the finest football programs in the state. . The distributions of miniature foot- - . . balls at Homecoming is always pop- ular. The Alumni Band annually performs at the haIf-time of the Homecoming game and has held outdoor concerts. L Cy Collins of the Westwood Warriors in Ed Veh: scores on a layup against Jeff Newberry Ken Ewald '72 scores on Alumni Softball League. in l on 1 . Groove Kelley '75. w: :3 LANCER ALL-STARS: Steve Otten '72, Bill Hullemien '67, Bob Bass '72. Tom Schoenfeld '69. Steve Poppe '67, Chuck Kromer '67, Terry Sillies '67, Mike Leurk '64, Tim Siefert '67, Jerry Green hLS. teachen. Good times, good refreshments, and good friends are charac- teristic of Alumni activities. 7 Fr , g. . Torn Hyle is lifting as Joe Bare. Tim Iori, Eric VehI, Steve Templex. and others participate in the Alumni Nautilus Program which sponsored a remodeling of the weightroom. Homecoming and Christmas Dances are primary sources of reve- nue . consistently attracting large crowds. 172 And New Sound With Talented Upperclassmen Band Gets Entirely New Look! Concerts Are Best in LaSalMs History Show Band Meets Challenge BAND OFFICERS: Rick Robers, Dick Kemen, Jim Feldman, Tony Grote. West Side Story u. of West Side Story Superbly SHOW BAND: BOTTOM ROW; J. Moorman, R. Hamberg, G. Greivenkamp, PEP BAND: BOTTOM ROW; R. RobeIs, J. Moorman, G. T. Rack. C. Dezarn, J. Schmidt. 2nd ROW; R. Robers, E. Turner, C. Greivenkamp, T. Rack, C. Dezam. 2nd ROW: G. Cerimele, J. Feldman, B. Siemer. 31d ROW; F. Bakes. P. McCarthy. D. Hartman, T. Grote, C. Cerimele, J. Feldman. TOP Siemer, J. Roemer. TOP ROW; T. Findley, Mr. Bissmeyer, G. Hube. ROW; D. Kemen, J. Roemer. F. Bakes. '9 L1 aim. aft 15$ mm ml$ i I I 2'- I h : . . I c . - .s-ZJV .1 pm. twirl: CONCERT BAND: BOTTOM ROW; Moderator Bro. Mark Peterson, Gregg Greivenkamp, Jerry Scott, Randy Hamberg, Ron Siemer, Charles Dezarn, Jim Schmidt, Tony Rack, Director Otto J. Bissmeyer. 2nd ROW; Jerry Hartmann, Randy Hamey, Tim Minges. Greg Hartman, Dick Kemen. Pete Minges, Tony Grote. 3rd ROW; Pat McCarthy, Joe Moorman, Rick Robers, Ed Toerner, Dave SiemeI, Jim Feldman, Bob Siemer. 4th ROW: Steve Imwalle, Paul Prinzbach, Jim Ehrhart, Mike Weber, Chris Cerimele, Tom Reckner, John Siemer, Jim Roemer. TOP Row; Randy Willwerth, Paul Cowens, Frank Bakes, Tom Findley, Gary Greivenkamp, Gary Hube, Alan Lindeman, Jim Roemer. I76 Increased Membership and N0. of Performances Glee Club Displays the BOTTOM ROW; Mark Dehler, Bill Bomkamp, Ray Harrigan, Dave Portwood, Bill Klumb. Bob Foppe. Keith Quisno, Dave Leininger Jay Liuner, Chris Knight, Rich Bova, Rocco Stellatano. 2nd ROW; Alan Lindeman. Tom Maurer, Ron Dietrich, Bob Burger, Mar Olding, Paul Prinzbach. Don Trautmann. Tom Bonfield, Mike Rasp, Bob Gaynor, Jeff Goddard. 3rd ROW; Tim Sabin, John Scha blein, Joe Gagliardo, Roger Moning, Mark Madden, Scott Schaffer, Dave Goddard, Mike Brakers. Dave Kennedy, Bill Staudigel. 4t ROW; John McLaughlin, Joe DeLuco, Steve Neiheisel, Mike Heckler, Kevin McDonald, Ken Roll, John FIeIick. Mike Bomkamp Tom Burger, Ned Hand, Joe Jackson. TOP ROW; Bro. Mark Peterson, Tony Bartel, Ed Schifferns, Mike Burns, Mr. Bissmeyer. Professional Touch Practicing for performance at O.C.E.A. Convention. Mum 'm .45 . i a d OFFICERS: Christmas Concert 177 Art Expands Under Mrs. Myers and Eric Reil Department Direction of Mr. Feldman Kevin Rienen Mike Erb 15th in State and G.C.L. Champs! Mathletics League Formed at LaSalle One day in geometry class, the teacher, MI. Hamilton, suddenly went spaz. spitting out idea after idea. The cul- mination of these ideas was a mathematical society being formed at LaSalle. This society was set up so that top math students could have fun. and in the process, prepare for state and national math competitions. When it was finally formed, it was christened MATHLETICS. The league was divided into two conferences, the Irra- tional and Rational Conferences, each of which had five teams of six men with names such as Ellipsoids, Null Sets, and Derivatives. The season consisted of six games with the top team in each conference going on to play the super - : bowl to attain the title of World Champion Mathletes. WORLD CHAMPION R.ADICALS After the regular season the individual leaders were Senior TOP? Bill Elumb- Scott Shaefer, Gary Grewenkamp. BOTTOM; Mark Rick Schwartz, Sophomore Rick Hoblitzel, and Juniors Paul Rubetg, Tlm Plummet. MISSING; Dan Murphy. Hoblitzel, Chris Cerimele. The conference Champions were, from the Rationals, the Ttigs made up of Capt. Ed Schiffems, Kurt Jansen, Jeff Mai, Jim Nunn, Joe Enderle, and Joe Walters, and from the Irrational, the Radicals. The super bowl was won by the Radicals by the overwhelming score of 176-182. The team defeated Purcell in a head-on match to capture the G.C.L. title. In the National Mathematics Exam, the team, made up of the top three scores, placed 15th in the state. Gary Greivenkamp led La Salle tying for third in the city and 16th in the state. The rest of the team was made up of Paul Hoblitzel , 144th in the state , and Ric Robers, 17lst. J 15th BEST TEAM IN THE STATE OF OHIO Rick Robers - 17lst, Chris Cerimele - 233ml. Bob Burger - 283rd, Gary Greivenkamp - 16th, Bro. Kevin, MI. Hamilton - Coach, Paul Hoblitzel - 144th. .619 .- m, '1 t- .5: '5 TOP; Mark Schmidt, Jim Schultz, MI. Robert Hamilton, Jerry Klett, George Hummeldorf, Chris Henlein. Greg Hoesl, Vmce Bange. Ric Robers, Greg Schon. SECOND ROW; Bill Klumb, Tim Schon, Mike Burns, Bob Schroeck, Bob Burger, Jory Knab, Chris Cerimele, Scott Schaefer. Gary Greivenkamp, Tim Plummet, Lou Krause, thk Zoller. THIRD ROW; :Toe Walters, Jeff Mai. Pat Pahey, Ray DeJaco, Mark Lampe, Len Inderhees. Dreux Day. TomtSchmldt, Tom Parker. Pat Ganbay. BOTTOM; Matt Westover, Ioe Klett, Mike Strawser, Mark Ruherg, Dale Bonhs, Ed Schlffems, Joe Culter, Jerry Roell, Paul Hobhtzel, Steve Peter. 181 I l82 Senior Directory 1976 ABBATIELLO. MIKE 3913 Trevor Ave. St. Martin Honor R0112. 3: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. ALEXANDER, JOE 4883 Hawaiian Terrace Little Flower. ALMOND. TERRY 5965 Giffindahe Drive St. James Drama Club 1: Basketball 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4. AMSCHLER. MARTY 2643 Kipling Ave. Little Flower Drama Club 2. 3; Tennis 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1 . ANDRES. KEITH 5925 36118: Dr. St. James Honor Roll 2, 3. 4: Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3: Silver Honor Pin 4. BACHUS, ROBERTJ. 3477 Robb Ave. Honor Roll 4; Bronze. Honor Pin 4. St. Martin BAKER. MICHAEL 2782 Queen City St. Catherine Chess Club 1; Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 4; Intermeals Football. Softball, Basketball, Vol- leyball. 4 year Bowling. BANGE. VINCENT 5428 Northpoint Drive St. Ignatius Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3. 4: Golf 2, 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4; Mathletics 4; Computer Club 4: Society of Dist- ing. Amer. High School Studems 4. BARE, TONY 3704 Blue Rock St. James Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3; Bronze. Honor Pin 3. 4. BARRY . RICHARD 3366 Bighorn Ct. Cross Country 1 . St . Catharine BARTZ. FRED 5290 Fox Rd. Little Flower Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2; Intramurals 3. 4. BATES, BILL 5135 Hawaiian Terrace St. Ignatius Student Council 2. 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Track 3. 4: Cross Country 1; Cheerleading 3. 4- BAUMER, TIMOTHY 5651Iessup Rd. St. James Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4; Intramu- ral: 3. 4. BECKER, BRIAN 3934 Delmar Ave . St. Martins Bicycle Club 1. 2. BELLA . JAMES R. 2402 Garrison Dr. Assumption Inuamurals 1. 2, 3, 4. BENNETT, DAVE 346'? Alta Vista Ave. St. Martin of Tours National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BERKEMEYER. NORB 4434 Pinecroft Dr. 3!. Al's Student Council 1; Football 1; Soccer 1, 2. BERLING. RICHARD 7932 Hoy Coun Assumption Student Council 1; Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4: Soccer 1. 2. 3:1ntramurals 2. 3, 4: Honor R0113, 4. BETSCH. ROBERT 7230 Clovemook Ave. Assumption Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3: Honor Roll 3, 4. BELL. JOHN 3535 Epwoth Ave. St. Catharine. BOCKELMAN. JOE 3615 White. Oak Dr. St. James Computer Club 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key. BOIMAN. DAN 6473 Gaines Rd. Baseball 2. 3. 4. ST. . James BOOTH. GARY 2369 Harrywood Ct. Little Flower Student Council 2, 3. 4-, Newspaper 1, 2: Drama Club 3, 4; NW5 3; Football 1; Track 2. 3; Swim- ming 1. 2. 3; Bowling 4; Independent Study 3, 4; Chicago Exchange 3 . BROWN. MARK 2744 Banhas P1. St. Ann Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4. BULLER. DICK 4147 Hawley Rd. St. James Football 4; Track 2. BURGER. STEPHEN 3614 Sandralin DI. National Honor Society 3. 4: Golf 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4; Mathletics. Computer Club, Member of Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students. BURKE, TIMOTHY 3380 Harry Lee Ln. St. Ann Football 1. BURNS, GREGORY 3661 Oakmeadow Ln. St. James Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. CADY. WILLIAM 5550 Faitwood Rd. St. Ignatius. CALME, JAMES 2621 Fairhill Dr. Bronze Honor Pin 1, 4. Little Flower CAMARCA. TONY 3601 East Darwin St. Martin. CAPANO. MICHAEL 3250 Tallahassee Dr. St. James National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Compute: Club 4; Sec Disting HS; Football 1: Track 1. 2. 3; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4; Math Society 4. CAPODAGLI. RICK 8240 Sandy Ln. 51. Ann Student Council 3. 4; Drama Club 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council on Justice and Peace. CAPPEL. JIM 5761 Wielen Ave. Drama Club 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3. Little Flower CARR. MICHAEL 2872 Rose Ann Ln. Little Flower National Honor Society 4: Newspaper 1, 2, 3. Editor 4; Drama Club 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleading 2: Homecoming Committee 3. 4: Loyalty Week Committee 3, 4. CHAPPELL, TERRY 2020 Innes Ave. Football 1. 2: Track 3. St . Richard CIUCCIO. JAMES 4852 Valleybtook Drive Student Council 2. 4. St. Ignatius CRAMER. KELLY 2346 Harrywood Court Little Flower Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 1. 2. CROOKER, TIMOTHY 3148 Goda Ave. St. Ignatius Newspaper 1; Drama Club 4; AV Crew 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. CROSS, DANNIEL 8309 Gaines Rd. Soccer 2. 3. 4. St. Bernards CROSS. MICHAEL 5592 North Glen 5!. Aloysius Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Silver Honor Pin 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. CROWLEY . TIM 315'? Balsamridge Track 1 . St. Ignatius DAGENBACK. THOMAS 3806 Dina Terrace St. Ignatius Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4. DAVIS , MICHAEL 3196 Rockacres Ct. St. James Stage Crew 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2. DAVIS. RICK 4361 Marlin Ave. St. Martin. DEHNER. JOHN 5631 Vogel Rd. Track 2. Little Flower DeSALVO . TERRY 2815 Urwiler Ave. St. Catharine. DESPOTES. MARK 6442 Mona Lisa Ct. St. Richard Bronze Honor Pin 1, 2. 3; Evans Scholar. DIETRICH. BOB 2685 Montana Ave. St. Catharine Inuamurals 1, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4. DIETZ, THOMAS 3306 Alpine Place Football 1. SI . Ignatius DIRR. RICHARD 2412 whitewood Lane. Little Flower Glee Club 1, 2: Audio-Visual Club 1, 2; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3'. Gold Honor Key 4. DODD. RUSS 5541 Fox Run Ct. Football 1; Track 1. 2. 3. Little Flower DORNBUSCH. MITCH 5660 Samver Rd. Bowling 1, 2. St. Ignatius ELLIS, GREG 5612 North Glen Rd. St. Al's. EMMETT, VINCENT 3080 Queen City Ave. Our Lady of Lourdes Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Tennis 2; Computer Club 4; Chess Club 2. ENDERLE. BILL 5395 Tall Dak St. James Drama Club 2; Golf 2. 3. 4: Gold Honor Key 4. ENDERLE. JOE 3083 Banning Road St. Ann's Honor Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Computer Club 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Malhlelics 4. ERDMAN. JOE 3941 Davis Ave. St. Martin Glee Club 1; Soccer 2. ESPEL, MARK 8109 Holly Brook 51. Ann: Football 1. 2; Track 2. 3; Wrestling 1. FAHEY. BRUCE 5402 Northpoim Dr. St. Ignatius Football 1; Basketball 1. 2; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; Sil- ver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4: Computer C1ub4. FAHEY, PATRICK 2867 Shaffer Ave. St. Catharine National Honor Society 3. 4; Newspaper 1. 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. 2; Computer Club 4; Mathletics 4. FELDMAN. CARL 8890 Cabot Drive Assumption Student Council 2; Yearbook 2; Baseball 2; Bike Club 1. FELDMAN. HM 4289 Hubble Rd. St. James Band 1. 2. 3, 4. FERNEDING. JOHN 5433 Hafl Rd. SI. Ignatius Track 1. FLECKENSTEIN. TORRY 3893 Keywest Dr. Drama Club 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 1. 2. St. Ignatius FLEISCH . LAWRENCE 9237 Brehm Rd. St. Johns Dryridge Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FLOHR. JOHN 5649 Haubner Rd. St. James Yearbook 2. 3; Newspaper l. 3: Drama Club 4: Wrestling 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 1; Tennis 1; Cheerleading 4. FOLZ, GREG 4699 Fardale Dr. St. James Footbali 3. GALLENSTEIN. LEONARD 4925 Hanley Rd. Cin. SI. James. GANDENBERGER. SCOTT 2672 Hummingbird Ct. Little Flower National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Football 1; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 4: Football Statistician 2. 3. 4. GEDNEY . JOHN 8199 Boudinot SI. Catharine Baseball 1. GEMPERLINE, DONALD 2732 McKinley Avenue Math Society 4: Track 1. 2. 3. SI . Cahterine GETTLER, ROBERT 3971 Carrie Avenue St. Martin National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1: Drama. Club 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 1; Society of Distinguished American High Schooi Students. GOODING, KEVIN 2671 W. Galbraith Road St. Ann. GREINER. JACK 3471 AlLa-Vista St. Martin National Honor Society 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2. 3. 4: Silver Honor Pin 3, 4; Gold Honor Pin 4; 11': Academic 4; Publicity Crew 3, 4. GREISL. SCOTT 4681 Farcrest Ct. 51. James Football 2, 3: Baseball 2. GUNDLACH. GREG 7936 Rambler Pl. Assumption Chess Club 1. 4; Golf 2, 4. HARMEYER. JERRY 4468 Pinecraft St. Aloyisius Student Council 1; Baseball 1: Computer Club 1; Karate Club 1. HARMS. FRED 106 Flintstone Drive Harrison St. John the Baptist Tennis 1. 2. GROTE. ANTHONY 406 Iessup Road Saint James National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Poster Club 3; Computer Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. HARNEY, RANDY 5468 Honnert Dr. St. Ignatius Student Council 1. 2. 3; Honor Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Poster Club 1, 2. 8; Baseball 4; Track 3. HARTMAN, GREGORY 3028 North Bend Rd. St. Ignatius Student Council 4; Newspaper 3: Band 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4; Cheerlead- ing 3. HARTMANN. VINCENT 3833 Applegate. Ave. St. Martin's National Honor Society 4; Society of Distin- guished American H.S. Students 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1, 2. 3, 4; Silver Honor Fin 1, 2.. 3, 4; Gold Honor Pin 1. 2. 3. 4: Gold Honor Key 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1; Computer Club 4. HASSELBECK, TOM 3409 Belltone Ave. SE. Catherine Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Footbakl 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1 , 2, 3: Cheerleading 4. HASTINGS. BRUCE 2726 Westonridge Little Flower. HAUENSTEIN. ROBERT 6158 Shelrich Ct. 51. James Glee Club 1, 2; Audio-Visual Dept. 1, 2. 3, 4; WLST-TV 1. 2, 3, 4. HAUS TELD . MARK 3472 Alta Vista Ave. St. Martin Tennis 1 , 2; Intermurals 1, 2, 3. HEALY , JOHN 3639 Mozart Ave. St. Martin's Student Council 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Homecoming Co- Chairman 4; Football Statistics 2, 3, 4. HENLEIN. CHRIS 3532 Darwin Ave. St. Martin's National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4; Com- puter Club 4; Math Society 4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 4. HETZER, BILL 3828 Washington Ave. St. Martin's Newspaper 1; Camera Club 1: AV Crew 1. HIMMLER. THOMAS 3344 Harry Lee. Ln. St. Ann Student Council 1. HIRTH, ROBERT 5752 Lauderdale Drive St. James National Honor Society 4; Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1 , 2, 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Intramurals 3, 4. HOESL, GREG 3278 Match Terrace St. Ann National Honor Society 4; Soccer 2; Computer Club 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4: Mathletics 4. HOH, TIM 8311 Gaines Rd. Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. St. James HOLTGREEF. JOSEPH 3423 Ringwood Lane St. Ann. HOLTHAUS, DAVID 5760 Nickview Dr. St. James Newspaper 1, 2. 3; Drama Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Bas- REtball 1: Baseball 2; Bowling 3, 4; Independent Study 3. 4. HOPFENSPERGER. JOHN 7840 Gaines Road Drama Club 2, 3, 4. St. James 183 184 HOUSER, MICHEAL 5613 Sunny Woods St, Ignatius National Honor Society 4: Honor Band 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 4; Dance Committee 3. 4: Red White Dance 3. 4: Homecoming Comm. 3. 4. HUDEPOHL, THOMAS 5617 West Fork Road St. Ignatius. HUEY . JAY 3669 Iessup Road St. James National Honor Society 4; Drama Club 1. 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 8. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key. HULSMAN. MICHAEL 3434 Jackies Dr. St. Ann. ISLER, JOSEPH 2363 Hanywood Ct. Little Flower Newspaper 1: Drama Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Independ- ent Study 2, 3. 4; Football 1: Track 1; Swim- ming 1, 2. JACKSON, JAYME 9433 Chagrin Way St. John Dryridge Wrestling 1; Va year Manager. JACOBS. KEN 6059 Shelrich C1. 51. James. JAMES. TOM 8638 Herbert St. Martin Bronze Honor Pin 3, 4: Silver Honor Pin 4. JANSEN. KURT 5227 Horizonvue Dr. Little Flower National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 2; News- paper 1. Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Football 1. 2: Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Society of Di5u Linguished American H.S. Studenm 4. JENNINGS. PATRICK 3048 Timberview Dr. St. Ignatius Football 2; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3. IESTER, MICHAEL 2317 Golf Drive ST. Ann Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3, 4. KAISER, RECK 5215 Ponderosa Dr. Student Council 4. Little Flower KEMEN. RICHARD 2761 Faber Ave. St. Catherine National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 4: Newspaper 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Academic Coun- cil 4. KENNEDY. JOE 2098 Lexa Ct. Football M.V.P. l. Assumption KENNING, JAMES 4440 School Section Rd. St. Al's Student Council 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 8. KESSE. HARRY 2379 Clovercresl Dr. SL. Ann Student Council 1: Soccer 2. 3, 4; WLST-TV 2. 3. 4: Audio-Visuals 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2. KESSE. IOHN 3995 Drew Ave. SI. Al's Glee Club 1. KLEIN. STEVE 2356 Van Leunen Dr. Student Council 1, 2. 3. Little Flower KLENK. DAVID 5438 Fox Rd. Little Flower Football 1. 2: Track 1. 2: Wrestling 1. KLOSTERMAN. MARK 5539 Edger Dr. Wr'estling 1, 2. 3, 4. St. Ignatius KLUMB, WILLIAM 3276 Dolomar DI. St. Ann National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 1. 2, 3 .4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Computer Programming Club 4: Math Society 4. KOKENGE. TOM 3290 Tallahassee St. James. KRAMER. DAVE 8600 Harrison Pike 51. Bernard Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4. KROTH, CHRISTOPHER 8201 Dayzona Ave. St. Martin Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. KRUEGER. BRIAN 3191 Autumn Lane St. James Student Council 1; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Foo:- 173111, 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3.4. La FARY . STEVE 4221 Pictuteview Lane St. James Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. LANZAROTTA. JAMES 3649 Boudinol Avenue St. Martin Football 1; Track 2. 3; Golf 1. LeBAR. JOSEPH 2749 lomose Avenue St. Ann Student Council 1. 2. 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3'. Wrestling 2. LEAHY. JEFFREY 2502 North Bend Road Little Flower Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Kay 4: Swim- ming 1, 2. 3, 4. LICHTENFELD. EDDIE 3974 Kenkel Avenue St. Aloysius Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2. LUKEN, JOHN 3637 Darwin Avenue St. Martin. MACK. GREGORY 1993 Compton Road Assumption Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1: Astronomy Club 1. MADDEN , MARK 5315 Blue. Rock Road SE. James Glee Club 1, 3; Swimming 1. MANLEY, MICHAEL 3365 March Terrace St. James Smoking Lounge 4 . MARTlN, GREG 3490 Rocker Cl. St. James Student Council 1; Glee Club 4: Track 1: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. MARTINI, JOSEPH 2920 Sheldon Drive St. Ann Karate 1. 2. MASUR, ANDREW J. 2324 Whitewood Lane Soccer 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2. Little Flower MAUNTEL, WILLIAM 5625 Vogel Road Little Flower National Honor Society 4; Drama Club 3. 4: Concessions 3; Bronze Honor Pin 1. 2, 4; Silver Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4: Mathletics 2; Computer Club 2: Academic Council 2. MCDONOUGH . JOHN 4053 Harding Ave. St. Martin Student Council 1, 2; Glee Club 4: Cheerleading 4: Inuamurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Smoking Lounge 4. MCGINNIS. DAN 5642 Buttercup Lane Karate Club 2. Little Flower MECKLENBORG, MARK 4511 Farview Drive St. James Student Council 3. 4: Newspaper 2. 3: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4'. Chess Club 1; Poster Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Bowling 3. 4. MEINOR. KEN 55481655up Road St. James. MENKE, JOSEPH 5549 Clearview SI. Aloyious Student Council 1: Glee Club 1. 4: Drama Club 1: Football Manager 2. METZ, BRYAN 8270 Lyness Drive St. Ann Wrestling 1, 2; Mini Week 2. 3. 4. MEYER, MARTY 3429 Alta Vista. St. Martin. MINGES. TIM 3155 Harrison Ave. St. Catherine Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4 . MOORE. HUGH 3475 Boudinot Ave. St. Catherine. MOORMAN, 1013 3315 Wnnder Band 1. 2. 3. 4. 5!. Catherine MOORMAN. JOHN 2079 Lexa Ct. Wrestling 1; Football 1 . Assumption MUELLER. HM 4356 School Section St. Aloysius National Honor Soceity 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4. MURPHY. DANIEL 3640 Mozart Ave. Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2-. Gold Honor Pin 8: Mamielics 4: Computer Club 4. MURPHY. TIM 8760 Susanna Dr. Soccer 1, 2. SI. John the Baptist NELSON. JEFF . 3125 Mary Jane Dr. St. Ignatius AV 1. 2: Newspepr 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1. . -. .. w....,.r:M xfrr. NIEHAUS. DAVE 2761 Sandhurst Dr. St. Ann Basketball 1. 2: Cross Counuy 1, 2-. Golf4. NIEHAUS, GREG 5474 Samie C1. St. Ignatius National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4; Society of Distinguished Am. H.S. NIMESKERN. ARTHUR 5443 Ruddy Court Little Flower Football 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4; Drew Blue Print with Senior. at Little Flower. NOLAN. JOHN 3425 Boudinot Avenue St. Martin Student Council 1. 2, 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Band 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 3. 4: Speech Club 1: Poster Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Chicago Exchange; NWS. NOONAN. PATRICK 5592 Leumas Drive SI. Ignatius Student Council 1, 2; Football 1; Track 1. 2; Cross Country 2: Cheerleading 4: Bronze Honor Pin 3: Wrestling Cheerleader 3. 4. NORMAN. MIKE 3505 Bruestle Avenue St. Ignatius. NORRIS, TIM 8853 Cabot Drive Assumption. NUNN. JAMES 2890 Robers Avenue Little Flower National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 1. 3. 4; Newspaper 1.2. 3, 4; Drama Club 2.. 3, 4; Pep Rallies 3, 4; Independent Study 2. 3; Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Drama Advisory Board 4: Executive Board 4; Loyalty Week Com- mittee 4; Inuamurals 1. 2. 3. 4. O'HEARN. DANIEL 4490 Ruebel Place St. Aloysius Gonzaga Football 1; Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Cros:s Country 1. 2; Diving Team 2. OLDENDICK . LOUIS 6018 Sheed Road St. Bernard National Honor Society 4: Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4; Bowling 3, 4: Computer Club 4: Cincinnati Zoo Project 3, 4. OTTEN. RANDY 8030 Vegas Drive St. Ann Basketball 1: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. OVERBECK. WALTER 2537 Fairhill Drive Little Flower. OVERMAN . GREG 6667 Mullen Road SI. Bernard Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Computer 1: Bowling 1. PEDDENPOHL. KEN 6111 Ramblingridge Dr. Swimming 1, 2. SI. James PLACKE. JOSEPH 2854 Shaffer Ave. St. Catherine Newspaper 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Computer Club 4 POOLE , STEVE 8338 Ashhollow Ave. St. James. PORTWOOD . DAVID 324E! Slanhope Ave. St. Martin Glee Club 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 3: Mom Prom Committee 3: Mini Week Teacher 3. 4: InLramu- 1315 2. 3. POWERS . TOM 2801 Jonrose Ave. SI. Ann Track 1: Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4. RAHE. JAMES 4413 Perin Ln. Football 4. St . Johns marrisom RANZ . JOSEPH 3375 Becmer Rd. St. Ignatius. RANZ. STEPHEN 5633 Buttercup Ln. Little Flower. RASP. THOMAS 3745 Wilmar DI. SI. Manin National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 1I 2. 3; Drama Club 1; Dance Committee 1. REARDON. RICHARD 4204 Churchview Ln. 8:. Ars Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. REDMOND. JIM 896'? Glenmore Ave. St. Martin National Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 4. REIMER, PATIRCK 9486 Yellowwood Drive St. John the Baptist Track 2; Chess Club 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4. REISIGER. STEVE 2631 Altura Drive St. Ann Karate 1 . RIELAG. KEITH 8282 Chesswod Drive St. Ann Student Council 2, 8. 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2. B. 4; Policy Board 2. RIESENBECK. IOHM 5620 Buttercup Lane Soccer 3, 4; AV 2; Intermurais 3, 4. Little Flower ROBERTS, ERIC 2901 Jessup Rd . Little Flower Giee Club 4; MathleliCS 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. RODENBURG, KEVIN 4359 Homelawn St. Aloyius Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. RUHE. JOHN 2649 M1. Airy Ave. Soccer 3; Football 1. Little Flower RUHE. JOE 2649 Mt. Airy Ave. Soccer 3. Little Flower RUSSO. JIM 2821 Cyclorama Dr. St. Catherine Track 2: Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Honor Band 3, 4. SAMUELSON. RICHARD 3608 Darwin Ave. Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4. St. Martin SANDMANN . BOB 4140 St. Martin's Pl. St. Martin's Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3. 4. SAUL. MICHAEL 3372 March Terr. St. James Computer Club 4; Tennis 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4. SCHALLER. LARRY 2751 Felicity Place Football 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. SI . Catharine SCHAMER. MARK 3217 Anniston Dr. Glee Club 1. St. Martin's SCHMIDT. MARK 5580 Spmcewood Dr. St. Ignatius National Honor Society 4: Track 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4; Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Society 4: Computer Club 4. SCHMITZ. MECHABL 251'? Airy Ct. Little Flower Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Football Mgr. 3. 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Baseball Mgr. 1, 2. 3. 4. SCHNEIDER. JEFF 5311 Fox Rd. Liule Flower Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Wrestling 2. 3. SCHNEIDER. MICHAEL 8717 Indianwoods Dr. St. Ann Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHNEIDER, PAUL 6070 Snyder Rd. St. Bernard Glee Club 1: Football 1: Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. 4. SCHON, GREGORY 8277 Firshade Terrace St. Ann Mathletics 4: Soccer 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Sil- ver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 4. SCHREIBEIS, JOE 3319 RenIro Ave. Bronze Honor Pin 4. St. Martin's SCHRENKER. GREG 2821 Montana Ave. St. Catharine Honor Band 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHULTZ, JAMES 3632 Bevis Ln. St. Johns Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4: Math Society 4: Computer Club 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4: Football 1. SCHUSTER. DALE 2634 North Bend Road Little Flower Glee Club 1: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 1; Smoking Lounge 4. SCHWAB. JOHN 5720 Jessup Road St. James Silver Honor Pin 2. 3. 4. SCHWARTZ. RICHARD 353'? E. Darwin Ave. St. Martins Soccer 2, 4: Computer Club 4; Mathletics 4. SEITER. JAMES 3033 Costello Ave. Football 1; Baseball 1; Track 1. St . Catharine SHAFFER, WILLIAM 3468 Craig Ave. St. Martin Track 1; Cheerleading 4; Wrestling 1; Intramu- rals 4. SHEEHAN. DON 2759 Felecity Pl. Gold Honox Pin 1; Math Society 4. SI. . Catharine 185 186 SHIELDS. DAVID 3764 Herbert Avenue Track 3. St. Martins SCHINNER, JAY 5599 Child: Avenue Wrestling 1. 2. 5!. Aloyisius SHOEMAKER. JACK 3385 Keywest Drive Football 2. 3; Baseball 2. St. James SEEMER, DAVE 3028 Temple Ave. St. Catharine Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Show Band 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3: Silver Honor Pin 4. SILVATI. JOSEPH 3431 Ringwood Ln. St. Ann Football 2; Track 1: Wrestling 1. SMITH, SCOTTY 5353 Danroth Cl. Little Flower Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Base- ball 1. 2, 4. STABLER. RUSSELL 880 Rue De La Paix Annunction. STEIBER. EDWARD 1971 South Lynndale Assumption Golf 1, 2, 3. 4. STENGER. PHIL M. 6077 Ramblingridge St. James Honor Band 2, 3, 4; Intexmurals 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3. STITH, JAY 3871 Taft Ave. Chess Club 1: Soccer 2. 4. St. Martins STREICHER, MARK 3292 Donny Brook L11. St. Ann Honor Band 1. 2, 3. 4;Footb2112. 3: Track 2, 3; Silver Honor Pin 3. SULLIVAN. JAMES 548?. Eula Avenue Football 1, 2, 3, 4. St. Aloyious SUNDERHAUS. JAMES 4850 Race Road St. Ignatius Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3'. Wrestling 1. SWEETMAN. MICHAEL 5539 Seville C1. Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4. St. Ignatious TASSET, THOMAS 5724 Jessup Rd. St. James Honor Band 4: Drama Club 4: Camera Club 2: Cheerleading 4; Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4. TEUFEL, MARK 7509 Werner Ave. Intramurals 3. 4; Swimming 1. Assumption THIEKEN, MICHAEL 4116 Homelawn Ave. St. Aloysius Gonzaga National Honor Society 4; Computer Club 4: Bowling 1 . 2: Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, JEFF 2115 Earfirld Ave. St. Richard Football 2: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2, 3, 4; Silver Honor Pin 2. 3. 4; Gold Honor Pin 2, 3. 4. TIMME, GREG 5557 Samve: Rd. St, Ignatius Student Council 1; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 1; Football 1, 2; Track 1: Manager for Football 1, 2: Bicycle Club 1. TOWNLEY. MICHAEL 3416 Rabb Ave. St. Martin Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. UDRY. LARRY 5954 Giffindale Dr. St. James Football 1 . VISSIE, JOHN 49 Donnelly Dr. St. Catherine. VOLK. DAVE 3006 Costello Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. St . Catherine VORDERBRUEGGEN, EDWARD 3886 Lincoln Road St. James Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 4. WAGNER, TOM 9253 Yellowwood Dr. St. John's Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 4: Philosophy Club 2. WALTERS, DAN 5604 Boomer Rd. St. Ignatius. WANSTRATH, SCOTT 9490 Bream Rd. Honor Band 2. St. James WANSTRATH. TIMOTHY 3028 Penrose Place St. Catherine Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 4. WELLING. 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SENIOR PORTRAITS ------------------------------------------------- Executive Studios M1- . Jerry Gold ACTIVITIES PICTURES --------------------------------------------- Mr. Pat McKenrick PUBLISHER --------------------------------------------------------- Taylor Publishing MODERATORS ------------------------------------------------------ Miss Judy Ahlberg Mrs . Sue Kathman SPECIAL ADVISOR ---------------------------------------------------------- MI. Dirr TYPING ASSISTANCE --------------------------------------- Bro. Dan Carrigan, F.S.C. David Meiering Steve Roell Pat Roy Tim Sabin Kevin Birkofer Kevin Margeson Bob Brosey Mike Benedic Brian Albexs Jim Gilpin Jim Fleming Kelly Conway Ed Muenchen Jim Dettone Man Grant Gregg Feie Ralph Rust Louis Barnell Mike Powell Ray Wellbrock Dave Eisenacher Tony Kreidenweis Joe SchneideI Dave Schirmann Ed Leieinger Dan Nichols Ed Telscher Bill Staudigal Kevin DeNoma Allen Elam Mark Meister Jim Cooper Rick Holmstrom 205 i 206 1975-76 News Briefs From Around the World, Across the CINCINNATI REDS ARE WORLD CHAMPS! Wrestling team is 4th in State James R. Hoffa Disappears. Fr. Manning, Bro. Mark Peterson, Bro. Dan McEnery, Mr. Samu, Mr. Dudukovich, and Mrs. Ahlberg join the Lancers as new teachers. Mine disasters in Kentucky are killers. Bicentennial craze hits the U . S. Glee Club sings for O.C.E. A . Generalissimo Franco dies, ceases, and desists. LaGuardia Airport, New York, is confronted with a bomb and loses the battle. Angolan crisis begins, what is the world coming to? Full-back Mike Schneider runs his way to All-Americanisrn. Earthquakes rock Quatemala and Turkey. U . S. and Russia meet in space: first co-sponsored activity. Bob Burger named boy of the month in November. Suez Canal reopens and is backed up for weeks. Busing becomes a problem throughout the U . S. Mail Strike stuns Canada. Band appears in new uniforms; The old ones finally fell apart. Monty Python is absurd and bizarre - where has PBS gone? Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman is latest Lear sensation. Search begins for NEW Mickey Mouseketeers. Fr. Mike, Mr. Flick, Miss Murphy, and Bro. Mobley leave the Hallowed Halls of La Salle . C.I.A. becomes subject of Senate Investigation. Barbara Walters becomes 0705 million lady; Contests with the Bionic Woman and Wonderwoman for supremacy. Steelers capture NFL title from the Cinderella Cowboys. Smoking lounge outside alleviates conjestion in johns. Dorothy Hamel and Sheila Young take home Gold from Winter Olympics. Crash at JFK Airport kills 118 . Japanese Red Army terrorists seize U.S. Consul. Gary Greivenkamp is one of 16 best mathematicians in state in MAA contest. Jimmy grins Carter bursts on the scene of presidential candidates. Chiang Kai-Shek keels over at 8'7 . Howard Hughes joins the ranks of the deceased, J . Paul Getty follows suit. The world becomes 5 billion dollars richer. Much to the dismay of the administrators, La Salle is not named in either of their wills. New York almost goes bankrupt, Pres. Gerald Ford comes to the rescue. Olympic sensation Olga Korbut visits the Cincinnati Coliseum. Music and religion classes enjoy the aiI-conditioned comfort of the newly opened annex. Joe Morgan is the M.V.P. of the NL, Pete Rose is the M.V.P. of the World Series. Cheviot City Dump tthe whole city'n closed amid controversy. West Side Story, starring Tom Rohrer and Patty Brueneman, is a huge success. Nation and in the Hallowed Halls Of LaSalle Governor Rhodes, co-defendants found innocent in Kent State Trial. Carol Jana - Homecoming queen. Jay Huey runs in state Cross Country meet. President Ford becomes target of two would-be assassins. New addition to LaSalle - computer center uhe monsters. Mother Seton - first native American to be canonized. Christmas concert huge success. Jim Nunn named boy of year by Northwest Exchange Club . Patty Hearst arrested by FBI after 19 month search. Mini-Week shortened by snow. Mathletics formed under head cheerleader Bob Hamilton. School gets new trophy case in honor of Mr. Frank Rosenacher. Samuel Bronfman kidnapped . Singing Irish of Notre Dame visit LaSalle for one night stand. MI. Rasso resigns as head coach amid controversy. President of Peru ousted . Duggins leads basketballers to tie for G . C . L. Frosh take Fund Drive - Total $38,628.47 . Ali remains champ. Joe Clark named head coach for football. Bro. Kevin receives Ph.D. Best actor - Jack Nicholson. Best actress - Louise Fletcher. Best movie - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. MI. Broxterman resigns as baseball coach and teacher. Lifetime sports added to Phys. Ed. Program. Bro. Mike takes final vows. Mary Tyler Moore takes run of Emmy's. Steve Neiheisel elected President for next year. Jaws craze terrifies nation. Track team barely misses G.C.L. Title. Riverfront Coliseum opens and concerts spur up Cincinnati. Baseball captures first G.C.L. in LaSalle's history. Tornadoes fail to hit Cincinnati this year - causes lack of excitement. It's Academic team has fine year; however, show may be cancelled. Nuclear power plants cause controversy Throughout nation. Mission collections huge success . Mariner sent to Mars to find little green men. New sign in front of LaSalle. Big improvement in Cheviot - Wendy's. Best song - Love Will Keep Us Together - The Captain and Tenille. Student Gov't float takes 2nd place in Harvest Home Parade. Student Gov't motto wins award. NEAL NEYER IS STATE CHAMP IN WRESTLING 207 I TO DREAM TO LISTEN i 9 2 ! 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