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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1977 volume:

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PATRICK BARRY MIKE NED RAYMOND GRISMORE HAENNING HAMONDS HAND HARRIGAN 16 MATHEW HARRIS- ROGER HAUSMAN PATRICK HARTING ROBERT HARTMA NN ROY HAUBNER MICHAEL HAUSER k0 MICHAEL HECKLER STEPHEN HERMAN PAUL JAMES HOBLITZELL HOELKER SCOTT HOLTHAUS RAYMOND HUMMELDORF 1 Li T x. HESS ERIC MICHAEL CHARLES HICKS .4. f. MICHAEL HOFMANN LEONARD INDERHEES JOSEPH JACKSON 27 WILLIAM JAKOBI .': .' .3 1:- :. .11 THOMAS 'IUNKER TIMOTHY KELLER ,., 1 Hum. u? JAMES KLUENER 28 DAVID JANSEN BERNARD STANLEY JELEN JELEN DANIEL KAMMER DAVID KENNEDY KEVIN DAVID KEARNS RONALD KEILHOLZ MARK JESSEE ' '66! THOMAS GREGORY KIPHART KISSEL B IEFFRE KLEI THOMAS KLUG MATTHEW KNECHT EDWARD KORTE DAVID JEFFREY KENNETH LOUIS DAVID KORTEKAMP KOSTOFF KRAMER KRAUSE KREKELER PAUL MARK WILLIAM KRONER KROTH KUMMER . LARMAN N The Alumni Band . 10c. 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JEROME ITRONALD RIEDY RIEGER ROEHRICH ROELL ROEMER KENNETH JEROME RANDY STEPHEN JOHN ROLL RUBERG RUBERG RUHE SCHABLEIN SCOTT ROBERT THOMAS EDWARD JAY SCHAEFFER SCHAFFER SCHAMER SCHIFFERNS SCHMETZER 35 - u'J-af , , AI. ; Kathy Brabender. Jill Aufderbeck. and Becky McCarthy Sr. Retreats The 1976 Homecoming Queen Assembly m gmsu Ed Schiffcrns. Bob Burger. Mike Burns, Joe Culter. and Bill Bomkamp: Nat'l Merit Scholarship - Commended Students F WWW? ' ,lwl'ih H . 13.x :f,.4gJJJ.';.-.' STEPHEN ROBERT SCHMITZ SCHROECK ; STEVEN JOSEPH K SCHWARTZ SCHWECKE 3- ROBERT RICHARD MICHAEL JOHN WILLIAM SCHWEITZER SCHWIETER SERRAINO SIEMER SILLIES 1: . . DAVID PATRICK CHARLES JOHN JOHN SIMPKINS SLATTERY SMALL SPEISER SPITZNAGEL 38 ROBERT RICHARD CHARLES DANIEL STAPLETON STERCZ STOUT ROBERT SUTTON MICHAEL TONNIS GREGORY STEVEN TRACHSEL ULM Mark LaRosa in the powder room Bubmey emaww $1549ch . i l 4 h V i I I i . l. . r . ' kl n ' j i ' '. 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George Din 91 Mr. Joe Clark rm 0 d H e d d .1 M d T. a h .C m L M .wg, :awh 81v, w:- Mike Heister tipped by Coach Dirr. 94 MI . Steve Rasso A wrestling move? , ,,.... Mr . Nick Dudukovich 95 Coach Barlag I. , V1...3....Wswwy P , -.. ngww-A-H.I ' Mr. Kenneth Barlag ' g 1977's PROUD FACULTY FATHERS: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Hurley and son Kieran, Mr. Green and son Jed, Mr. Dever and his Baby Beever Brian. TOP ROW: Mr. Villalobos StefanyL Mr. Owens wavidL MI. Yeazel manieh, MI. Koch MichaeD. MI. Dan Dever: 98 Fr. James Manning, Chairman Mr. Lee Yeazell -Iir Mr. Yeazell, Interior Decorator A handsome portrait of the real Mr. Holler. 99 MI . Aloysius Grote Bro. James Brink, F.S.C. :1 vs 4;. xv n22. sx; .12. a x RQXR 2 a Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Kastner receive service awards . Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Kastner, Mrs. Rais, Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Kabbes, MIS. Kallmeyer E01 102 Mrs . Maxine Fishwick a. N; ..' . a K Mrs. Janet Fredwest o. . 'mll .eN a. Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick av 1M ' ' - ' 103 e 1 1 a S a L g f m m w .H B .1 s w m m M I h I C e n m I n M .1 VJ T. I a L .31 .13. $3... . .A i n Mr . Larry Traut m- 106 4m 107 BMW MOM 1977 LaQalge met chw i When the talk is of 1977 sports at LaSalle, that talk will proba- h bly center around the Basketball or Baseball teams of that year. At the start of their season, neither was expected to do well, yet both showed the power of LaSalle. Both beat a highly rated G.C.L. opponent three times on the way to their success as the baseballers beat Moeller and the cagers took arch rival Elder thrice. All sports at LaSalle gain some success each year but these two teams were the only ones in '77 whose success could be measured so easily. The baseballers were G.C.L. Co-Champs, Sectional Champs, and District runners up. Tim McMahon These 17 men captured the attention of the entire city as they trecked upstate to vie for the state crown. They came home without that trophy but they had already gained enough to be proud of as they were G.C.L. Co-Champs, Sectional. City, District. and Regional Champions and they finished third in the State. 108 . mm Mike McGeorge M's b'wWag WeLlAelt 76377Mamldug Lamas Addeombmtanmt The Matching Lancers finally Matched! in fact, they more than thatched. they danced on the field. Thanks to a week at band camp under the direction of Mr. Constance Sorlano, their movements were comparable to their new uniforms of last year. With Mr. Tom Luebbe '73 at the helm, these ded- icated musicians sparkled and presented the spirit of La Salle at all of their performances. The idea to rejuvenate the Marching Lancers originated with Mr. Frank Hoffman, who worked relentlessly with the Band Boosters to help the transformation. Brother Larry Keller also helped the procedure by adding his infamous tips of wis- dom while acting as administrator of the band. Highlights of the marching season included a trip to Freemont, Ohio where the band performed at the game. The best performance was undoubtably at the Roger Bacon game where the Spartan Band director was so impressed that he told Mr. Luebbe. Any time you feel that you are ready. we will invite you to the Roger Bacon Invitational, as you are the ?.?:27 best band to march here in the last couple of years. 4 ' - 'r' Pete Weingartner on the Sax .1 t no I ' ., One more excellent show is completed The renovated :13 f o t t . $ t u v I , J ' 7.7.3:; MI. Soriano led the Escapade at band camp '76-'77 Marching Lancers 4; FLAG CORPS: Mike Monning, Kevin McDonald, Bill Staudigal, Dave Kennedy, Mike Kluaner, Mike Monroe. Juan v , lllllll 9W Baud Tacwes Mustaw Pep BWAdds prxuzb taBB. Team SHOW BAND: TOP: Jerry Hartmann, John Schwierling, Alan Lindeman. Paul Cowens, Gary Hube, John Siemer. Dave Simpkins, Chris Cerimele, Pat McCarthy. MIDDLE: Bob Siemer. Pete Weingartner, George Brenner, Paul Prinzebach, Tony Rack. Paul Wolf, Ed Toerner. BOTTOM: Randy Hamberg, Gregg Greivenkamp, Mike Timm. PEP BAND: TOP: Gary Greivenkamp, John Schwierling, Alan Lindeman. Paul Cowens, Gary Hube, John Sicmcr, Dave: Simpkins. Chris CcIimelc. Pat McCarthy. BOTTOM: Mike Weber, Jerry Hartmann, Greg Celina, Paul Prinzebach, Chris Hubs. Charlie DuZarn. Ed Tocmcr, Randy Willwurth. Gin E OFFICERS: Gary Hube, john Siemer, Paul Prinzebach, Chris Cerimele. .: .' -1 - .. -'-.r 11 f . 4 ! N' .. . r . ' V '33 i. 1 ' BRASS: TOP Gary Greivenkamp. John Schwierling, Paul Cowens, Gary Hube, John Siemer, Chris Cerimele. Paul Prinzebach. MIDDLE: John Konrad. Jim Roemer, Mike Weber, George Brenner, Jim Schmidt. Tony Rack, Charlie DeZarn, Tom Reckner, Larry Masson. BOTTOM: Marty Rack, Rick Kuntz, Ed Schmidt, Ron Siemer. Pete Minges. I r . 114 E .111 ml y . . REEDS AND DRUMS: TOP: Pete Weingarmer. Randy Willwerth, Alan Lindeman, Dave Simpkins, Pat McCarthy, Greg Celina, Ed Toerner, Bob Siemer. MIDDLE: Bob Findley, Randy Hamberg. Jerry Hartmann. Paul Wolf. Jerry Nordman. BOTTOM: Chris Hube, Gregg Grcivcnkamp, Mike Timm, Joe Siemer, Jack Ricger. Dave Hoffman at bat. BeatMoelleTmzes! Ems MAW G.C.L. Ca-Clzamps The Varsity Lancers, although not expected to do well, finished the season with an excellent 24-9 record. This was good enough to give them a G.C.L. Co-Championship and they were class AAA district runner-up. The baseballers were led by G.C.L. Player of the Year, Dave Ballman, and pitcher Bob Schroeck who finished with a 7-2 record and a sparkling 0.80 ERA. Tim McMahon led the team in hitting with a .414 average. In addition, Mike McGeorge t.34-6L Kevin Bitkofer LS'IOL Greg Hemberger LSQSL and pitcher Jim Riedet tG-Bt con- tributed to the success of the team. Jim Rieder broke a school record by striking out 83 batters in one sea- son. Rookie Coach Jerry Green was elected coach of the year in the G.C.L. and was the Head Coach of the Enquirer West All-Stars . d I! . t. az$mmvbgnq41 t e nmx .1 gets a putout. . a . F$L . . , , . , : ; , .4, -,. . VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Green, Dave Ballman, Bob Schroeck, Mike Kriemer, Mike McGeorge, Mike Powell, Dan Weinle, Kevin Birkofer. Dave Hoffman. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Hofmann, Greg Hemberger, Rich Dauer, Dan Masus, Dan Carr, Tim McMahon. Dreux Day. Neil Hanneken, Jim Raider. MISSING: Ted Duggins. Bro. Dan Carrigan WIoderatorj. HB ALotdlndaWImpqu Ream 9mggga Wuglv a Disappointing 9mm '; W . k . - ' 1' l h? V E ' if; .. r $; 1 h. ' 1:2: A . RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. Crowley, M. Powell. C. Wells, I. Ehrhart, J. Hoffman, R. Koehne. SECOND ROW: Brother Mario, J. Frundorf. D. Kleininger. J. Creed. 3. Reisinger. T. Jedding, R. Betsch, T. Healey. TOP ROW: M. Westover, J. Bucchcr. J. Pillar. J. Collins. K. Gilpin, Coach Gene Jesse. MISSING: Kevin Schmitz. H9 G.C.L. Cmdamps M029, DWWBegWCIm-ps TeaanMfy WQpau't Takes Mam UPQVITE! A group of very talented and determined young men began a pilgrimage in late November of 1976 that sent them soaring into a world that every high school basketball player dreams of: upstate. Picked to emerge from the season as third in the i city, our eagers fought through the toughest schedule in LaSalle's history and came up with some delightful surprises t for Lancer Fans. Their trek saw them tackle and pin a strong ' Elder team three times, a first for 3 Lancet Basketball team. l The third victory allowed them to carry the LaSalle name and spirit upstate. They combined the necessities of talent, w experience, and heart, with great team play to reel off a I most impressive 20-4 record while gathering in a second I straight G.C.L. co-championship along with City, District, I and Regional titles. They were bound together with an out- i standing and unselfish team spirit that saw them climax in a thrilling trip to Columbus' St. John's Arena. It was no wonder that. at the end of the season, the players overwhelmingly voted the team as the MVP. Jr. Guard Ted Duggins I - 15' g mm; aggmyex 'lrsr'n' ' . 120 THE TEAM: Bob, Gary, Tony. Tom and Ted. Sr. Center Gary Woeste . Forward Bob Schroeck SI. Guard Tom Junker WWW Whew NW IWWIMPWTM TEAM. A word in many minds, was a necessity in the heads of the 197'? cagers. This year's success must be attributed to individ- uals striving for a team goal. However, individual achievements are important and were most impressive this past season. Tony Roehrich, the most improved player from a year ago, was the leading scorer with 14. 5 pts. 3. game through the season and 15. 6 a game in the tourney. Ted Duggins was the catalyst of the team in the tourney averaging 16.3 pts. 21 game, rounding his seasonal average to 14.1. He joined Tony on the all city team. MI. Clutch, Bob Schtoeck, came through when needed as he was the key in the final beating of Elder with 20 points. Gary Windex Woeste led the team in rebounding with 10 a game, in blocked shots, with 3.1 a game and in field goal percentage, 52070. Tom Junker led the team in free throw percentage, 68970, and added 7.4 assists per game. And on, and on, and on . So, as LaSalle continued to dominate the G.C.L. as a team, the individuals also had impressive seasons as all were picked for the 1 A11 G.C.L. Team. Jr. Jim Schmidt takes it in. I. - .2 U. f. 3,. ' l. I 3 v I nit '3 t Y- 1-. . - I; , . ,. 41$ -775 r; a .1 l A ' .t ' TOP ROW: Gary Greivenkamp ttrainen, Chris Cassan, Bob Muchmore, Tom Junker. Ted Duggins, Jim Schmidt, Bro. Mike Schmelzer. Coach Bill Cady. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Witzgal tmng, Jerry Doerger, Tom Lewis, Gary Woeste. Rob Schmidt, Tony Roehrich. Bob Schroeck, Joe Schneider 31. L MISSING: Rob Niehaus. Jerry Ruberg imgrsJ. 122 Dr. T . Roehrich grabs a bound . This year's Reserve Basketball team was one of the best to ever come out of LaSalle. Co-champs of the G.C.L. with a 12-5 record, their greatest assets were quickness, shooting ability and depth. offensively, they were led by Dan Weinle, Rich Dauer, Tom Schmidt, and Greg Woeste while Matt Westover and Ed Herzog cleaned up on defense. Marty Crowley, John Fron- dorf, and Mike Day gave the team outstanding depth and could have been capable starters. These reserve Lancers have the nucleus to become an outstanding bas- ketball team by their Senior year. mm wwEgdw Ream TakanWMGOL THE RESERVE ROUNDBALLERS: STANDING G-n: Coach Bob Freemal. Nick Stark. tmgr. L Ed Herzog, Tom Schmidt, Dan Weinle, Marty Crowley, Greg Woeste, Joe Nieman, Bro. Mike Schmelzer Cmoderatort. KNEELING: Jim Phelps tmgr. L Jack Heimkreiter, t Matt Westover, John Frondorf, Rich Dauer. Dick Schoenfeld, Mark Schmitz CmgIJ. MISSING: Kevin Gilpin, Mike Day. Lamas WDWm'go onslv BMW 9W 6W PM The 1976-77 Freshman Basketball Team finished with a 10-5 record. Were third in the G.C.L. , and second in the Frosh Tourney - losing in the finals by 2 points. They were led to this fine finish by captain Jeff Bucher. Six foot eight Joe Gampher led the team in rebounding with 13 per game and shot 63070 from the field. Joe Pil- ler led the team with 171 points, and Phil Lampe shot 80070 from the charity stripe to Iead the team in that category. The sparkplug of the team. the playmaker, was Mark Greisl who directed the offense and called the defense. Jerry Weinle came off the bench as the sixth man to replace any of the five starters. This year's team showed a lot of improvement as the year progressed and show a great promise for future varsity teams. ,1 a , - 1:. I -u. , - 1w .1 THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW u-U: Bro. Dan Carrigan tmoderaton, Rick Stark, Tony Cruse. Mark Greisl, Joe Pillar, Jerry Weinle, Tim Iedding. Tom Herzog. Coach Ray Heidorn. MIDDLE: Mark Bella. Kevin Schmitz. Dave Mullen, Phil Lampe. Kevin Romard, Joe Cruse, Joe Gampher. Jeff Bucher. FRONT: Gary Baumgarmer, Chris Wenning. Tony Cambell, Mike Slattery tall mgrs. 1. 125 The LaSalle Alumni Association is composed of over 3750 young men who have graduated from LaSalle over the past 14 years. Moderated by Mr. Bob Krueger. the Alumni Board. consisting of five officers and two representatives from each class. meets each month to organize enjoyable activities for interested members. Although other Alumni associations raise more money. none provides the broad scope of activities that the LaSalle Alumni offers it members. The Football Souvenir Program has generated over $13,000 towards a scholarship for deserve ing LS students; and, the dances and various athletic activi- ties are well attended. The Sunday morning softball league weekly involves nearly 600 Alumni and 20 LS students who are umpires . In addition to the 20 plus activities offered each year. several others also are tried. As the Alumni continues to grow and prosper, the diverse activities are likely to include even more endeavors to support the people and things which make the LaSalle Community NUMBER ONE. t 1:; Steve Benke lays the tag on Ron Hicks. .1 '1 If 1 3.23:! I g; g 3;?! 1i 'II' A , - THE 1977 ALUMNI OFFICERS: FRONT: Don Yelton, Joe Grote. BACK: Jerry Price, John Bosse. Ralph Renneker. 127 ABettavaLgEnumm-M AW muck Add wAMpW WLST-TV3: TOP: Chuck Bick, Eric Kesse. Kevin DeNoma, Bill Olding, MI. Cady. BOTTOM: Bill Anhofer, Marty Koval, Chuck DeZaIn. A-V CREW: TOP: Dave Lewis, Joe Chastang, Rick Phelps, Marty Koval, Eric Kesse, Greg Betsch, Chuck Bick, Kevin DeNoma', Bill Olding, Mr. Cady. MIDDLE: Bill Anhofer, Greg Haas, Don Wurzelbacher, Rick Wissel. Mike Finley, Mike Szabo, Randy Hamberg, Chuck DeZarn. BOTTOM: Frank Klar, Joe Zompero, Pete Enderle, Mike Branch, Joe Siemer, Joe Cruse. 128 -' Ar -KEL:.'. TOP: Mr. Dirr. Jim Schwerling, Joe Jackson. BOTTOM: Chris Gerding, Steve Mazzella. 129 TOP ROW: Carol Jana math. Terri Lawson. Jill Aufderbeck. MIDDLE: Sue Geiger, Terri Massa, Becky McCarthy, Mary Pat Van Driessche. BOTTOM: Joe Ross, Tom Maurer, Mike Heister mapIJ, Mark Dehler, Ioe Schneider, Mike Bisher. Ray Harrigan RESERVE CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Kate Boeling, Missy Rueve, Kathy Doyle. Julie Mueller. Lisa Hasselbeck is holding up Kate. nxgggg 'Vr y . , 1977 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: STANDING: Bro. Roland Klassen. Gary Greivenkamp, Greg Kissel, Steve Neiheisel, Tim Plummer, Chris Cerimele, Steve Ulm, Mike Burns, Bill Kummer, Bob Schroeck, Dreux Day, Ed Schiffems, Ron Appling, Frank Bakes, Joe Culter, Jerry R0611, Jeff Mai. Bob Burger, Joe Gagliardo, Len Inderhees, Jerry Doerger, Ron Dietrich, Tom Parker. Bob Muchmore. Pat' Garibay. Jim Schmidt, Bill Elsbernd. KNEELING: Joe Klett, Rick Hoblitzel, Tim Popejoy, Dale Borths, Dave Hoffman, Alan Lindeman, Steve Peter, Mike Hofmann, George Hummeldorf, Paul Prinzebach, Paul Hoblitzel, Dave Goddard, Rick Holmstrom. 15-...u . Fur; x ; whac- '.-.2. :m 132 Clwss CM; 119's Academia IT'S ACADEMIC Any ,.. i AM .,...--- --. 3! Rick Hoblitzel, Ed Schiffems, Steve McCarthy, Mr. Richard Middendorf. 1. . . CHESS TEAM: TOP ROW: Robert Koch, Tom Maurer, Mr. Vince Halloran, Pat Garibay, Greg Unkrich, Dave Siedling. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Blnsch, Scou Schaeffer, Mike Vordcrbrueggen, Marty Waldeck. MISSING: Rick Giardullo. 133 Todd PlummeI in the works. A 136 This season. for the second time in as many years, Coach George Dirt had his runners in the top ten in the city ratingsv The Cross Country team was strong with mostly Seniors in the top seven. Ron Appling, Mike Heckler, Paul Ernst, and Jack Bresnen, along with Steve GIoh were our most consist- ent runners. The G.C.L. teams were powerful which made the lancers work all the harder. The Harriers finished in the upper third of every big invita- tional but two. Steve GIOh qualified in the sectionals to go up-state and Mike Heckler missed by only one second. Next year's crop of Juniors Groh. Breen, O'Connel, and Dangel along with Sophomore Erie Huey should again provide a good nucleus for the Cross Country Team . g. - x :. l , f . ' ,, . , t f K a; SITTING: Yosa Isasa, Bob Borths, Steve Faller. KNEELING: Steve Groh, Ray O'Connel, Dale Borths. Eric Huey, Kevin Horgan, Tom Cucinnota. STANDING: Coach George Dims, Mike Heckler, Mike Vorderbrueggen, Jack Bresnen, Ron Appling, Ray Harrigan. Paul Emst, Bob Dagnel. MISSING: Tim BIeen. I mug. .uuqir- u-.nu.a. Frosh TOP: Doug Gruber. Dave Mullen. Henry Mazzella, Coach Lee Yeazell. BOTTOM: Mike Monning, Mark Ries. Doug Foley. MISSING: Brim Schaft. g the gun Mike Heckle f3? 7 vs. r coming strong. 137 Body v.9. ma MWwa pm pm Qplemdid Tom Rohrer and Pete Effler 342 BOTTOM ROW: Mark Giordano, John Frerick, Dave Schirmann. Mike Russo, Bill Herbst, Dave Brown, Jim Flamm. Mike Kreimer. Jeff Hoelker, Matt Harris. SECOND ROW: Ray Puthoff . Neil Hanneken. Tom Rueve, Dan Masur. Dave Woodford, Kevin Birkofer. Torn Burger, Jim LaValle, Tim Galvin , ChIis Martini, Rick Giardulio, Mike Rothan. Dave Wenning. THIRD ROW: Kevin Flynn, Ray Wellbrock, Bob Lillis, Bob Brosey. Jim Flemming, Jim Schmidt, Dreux Day, John Rieder. Bob Burger, Bill Kummer. Lou Miller. Mark Kroth, Mike Rani, Doug Martini. FOURTH ROW: Terry Kennedy, Steve Brown, Dan Hargis, Steve Spade. Ed Leininger. Jim Raider. Mark LaRosa. Da'n Carr. Tim Colina, Dan Macke. Tom Klug. Chris Cassan, Charlie Stout. Mike Bernecker. FIFTH ROW: Mike Millex, Ken Raines, Dave Eichen. George Walton. Dave Hoffman. Jim Hoelker, Doug Gerrety, Mike McGeorge, Pat Garibay, Paul Apparius, Mike Powell. Bob Strauss. Jerry Doerger, Joe Schwecke. '3' W3 . ,2 m; Mike McGeorge hands it off . i x Joe Schwewecke, Mike Ranz, Bill Kummer, and Mark Kroth line up as All-Stars. 143 GaUnngeaM Besgwes Take G.C.L. FwshPlag .500 Bald The 197'? Reserve Football Lancers were the first reserve team in the school's history to go undefeated. They were also the first to win the G.C.L. title. The high point of the season came while playing Moeller at home for the G.C.L. title. The Lancers trounced the Crusaders by the score of 27-0. The student and parent support at this game was overwhelming. The Lancers finished out their 8-0 season at McNicholas as they scored a 26-14 victory. These players, if they continue to stay together. have the nucleus to be one of the bet- ter teams in LaSalle's brief history . - 4.; . RESERVES 344 ., ' u . wa'r -' -, x , I : BOTTOM ROW a-rh T. Watson, A. Eddings, R. Bova, M. Westover, B. Parker. D. Specht. J. Frondorf, R. Walters, M. Meiners. SECOND ROW: T. Menke. G. Haas. J. Sucietto, D. Overberg, D. Kleingers. J. Niernann, D. Arand. J. Lucas, T. Healey. R. Dauer, D. Kehl. THIRD ROW: D. Doll, 5. Cross, B. Horton, B. Zoz. D. Meadow, M. Stawser, J. Krueger. J. Heimkreiter, S. Wilder, M. Powell. 1. Raible, P. Jeanmougin. L. Serville. FOURTH ROW: T. Ielen. Coach Ken Barlag, R. Weller, C. Wells, M. Klenk, J. Hoffman. R. Rossell. N. Stark, K. Kelly. J. Hargis, A. Kennedy, Coach Gearge Ginn. TOP ROW: M. Doerger. M. O'Conner, P. Harnett, M. Buttelwerth, B. Koehne, T. Lafary. M. Crowley, T. Sutton. G. Woeste. J. Schneider, D. Andersen. The 1977 edition of the Freshman football Lancers finished the season with a 4-3 mark. They got off to a good start by beating Newport Catholic and Princeton in two close games. Mental mistakes cost them the Elder game but they came back by beating St X. After Bacon handed them their second defeat they beat Purcell but they could not contend with Moeller. Individual awards went to Kevin Schmitz, Rick Betz, and Gerard Hol- thaus. Honorary captains were Tom LaRosa and John Spade. .Mewu f e 5b.; .-., '31:: W3 a?! :qu'igu; ri.i'h2e;er 11-- yr. itri 03 L1; NJ; .16 Ji't j ??a; e, 1t; i1 : .- i? BOTTOM ROW: Andy Heister, Chris Knecht, Dan Miller, Tom Brown. Tim Riley, Frank Bonivita, Don Boeddeker, Rick Stark, John Schottlekotte, Mark Bella, Mike Honold, Paul Dipuccio. Gary Rickette, Rick Demerle, Tom LaRosa, Bill Leahy, Joe Klenk. SECOND ROW: Scott Perchmeier, Gerard Holthaus, Mike Walton, Jim Payne, Mike Montag. Paul Nuchols, Jerry Weinle, Dan UngeI, Jerry Gears, Tony Feidkamp. Ray Lecture, Brett Kehl, Dennis Rube, Greg Puthoff, Perry Hasselbeck, Jim Holcomb. Phil Lampe, Rob Zeinner. Mike Szabo. THIRD ROW: Coach Fr. Manning, Coach Jerry Green. Tom Jaegger, Bob Kluener, Matt Murphy, Jim Whitton. Kevin B11151. Dave Baur. Rob Tebbe, Kevin Kenning. Ron Biersdorfer, John Spade. Ken Betz. Jerry Keller, Tom Miles, John Wang, Kevin Schmitz, John Shelton, Rick Betz. Rick Betsch, Coach Dan Dever. 145 QWBQGMMNMYW Immpgagues 60550145 A young Varsity team, consisting of one Freshman, three Sophomores, and two Juniors, faced stiff compe- tition in both league and non-league matches this year. They gave their best, however, and finished with a '7- 11 record with an impressive tenth place finish in the South-Westem Ohio Golf Sectional. This year proved to be valuable in giving the young team a year of experi- ence. Next season they hope to shoot for a big finish in the league and a trip to the district. Next year, also, they will have a regular reserve team competing in over 20 matches which should greatly improve the Golf program at LaSalle. 146 -- hr I VARSITY GOLF TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Ron Canning, Ted Duggins math, Dave Meiring, Jeff Bucket. BOTTOM ROW: Ed Niehaus, Mike Wirth. Tom Schneider. h! L44 :nhv---, $3.. E a RESERVE GOLF TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Echoff, John Kcrlh Paul Huesman. TOP ROW: John Herbert, Jeff Eschenbach, Dave Heinrich Bil! Brinkman, Coach Ron Canning. JL.LI New Name, New Look, New Qtyga LesClzauMdaLaQaige PERFORMANCE AT MERCY 'V'Cir .,. ...-- Bro. Mark at work. Mike Burns 'and Dan Denhart CHRISTMAS CONCERT QM-D-QOQ; Amwgfug 1!! SI.-D-303 was an unusual homeroom in 1977. Under MI. Robert Hamilton '64, this room of 40 young men broke nearly every record possible. Their most startling accomplishment, however, came in the 1977 Fund Drive. Before the drive even started they told themselves that they could break the record of $70.71 per man that was set in '74- by MI. Kennedy's Freshman homeroom. At the end of the drive they had proved their prediction with such resounding power, that a permanent plaque now resides in room 303, a tribute to their accomplishe ment. What was this stupendous achieve- ment? They collected and turned in $107.77 per man to shatter the existing record. k Mr. Hamilton's Sr. D-303; generous of the generous and spirited of the spirited. 150 MM Dru'ua, Mmm, WJustPJamnm Qenml-lonmoom QWW 9pm EA -. Mr. Jessee's cosmic lads who caught the mission zeal turning in nearly $1000 for the year. WPWWMM Kim Takeax Disappoiumcg wmaaL ' .4 v . . , ' 1N... ., -',, ,- .. 4.3.25- . I-I . TOP ROW a-U: Joe Culter. Paul Hoblitzel, Don Breetz. Randy Ruberg, Pat Miller, Paul Borchers. Mark Coleman, Rick Hoblitzel, Tim Popejoy, Art Conley, Joe Schneider. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Schmidt, Mark Cady. Mike Allaire. Dave Kortekamp, Paul Kroner, Dan Masur, Matt Murphy, Jeff Talkers, Joe Gagliardo. 152 .. Hm; .. Tim Popejor Javier Sanz 153 TOP ROW: Mark Apparius, Tom Schmidt, Rick Wissel, Bea EsUada. Brol Tom, Mary Herbert, Tim Sabin, Rob Schmidt. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Yeullig, Mike Finley, Greg Caidwell, Don Siever, Laura. Hughs, Mark Davis, Dave Siedling, Diane Zimmerman. 154 m! b $i EXECUTIVE COUNCIL izn .. ' 2i 5 .- DR t x f ' Bruce Niebling. Sec. of Religious Affairs; Rick Bachman, Sec. of Academic Affairs; Steve Neiheisel, President; Mike Burns, Sec. of Social Affairs; Tom Rohrer, Sec. of Athletics; Mark Coleman, Vice-President; Tom MauIeI, Sec. of Publicity; Steve Ruhe. Secretary. i i Chris Cassan, Mark LaRosa, Bob Burger, Chairman; Pat Garibay, DIeux; Joe Culter, Greg Kissel. ' 5H; r' kMs. Ray O'Connell, Mark Ruberg. Mike Erb. Tim Robbe, Joe Ross. Tom Burger, Bob Muchmore. Jerry Klett. L , g . , Randy Hamburg, Myles Berling. Chuck Grote, Hugh McDonough. David Specht, Keith Quisno. Paul Ieanmaugin. U 1 x . 1.. r .Agmu . ' E x Steve McCarthy. Pat MaGuiIe. Mike Haberthy. Mark Papke. Perry Hasselbeck, John Spade, Gerard Holthaus. Todd Karches. 158 An expert's demonstration of the butterfly . SWIM TEAM: TOP Cl-n: Coach Lee Yeazel, Bill 202, Paul Cowens, Joe Nurre, Charlie Hicks, Rob Pollard, Tom Schneider. Coach Dan Dever. MIDDLE: Paul Riedel, Andy Kennedy. Mike Kluener, Mark Olding, Paul Prus. BOTTOM: Reed Rossell, John Auskamp. Steve Kortekamp. Doug Foley, Tim Moschel, Ken Appling. ,..rxg., 4r. pa ' - - l And they're OFF. 158 90,; :0 WWW szsity Tennis Looks WM 78' The LaSalle Varsity Tennis Team, after experiencing a fine year in '77 looks towards next year with restless antici- pation. Nine of the ten raceteers will be returning next year. This year. however, was not a run of the mill rebuilding year as the team participated in, and did well in, two tourneys, the Sycamore Invitational and the Cincinnati Sectional Tournament. Scott Schaefer, the only Senior on the team was the captain as the team posted an 8-7 record. Junior Doug Nunn received the M.V.P. award and will lead the contingent of returning veterans next season. The record does not tell the true story of how the Reserve team played as the league was loaded with talent. The Reserves showed great potential for the future as Greg Glacken. Brian Frey, and Brad Silvers led the team at sin- gles. Continued improvement is expected from these young men as Summer practice and tournaments are already scheda uled. Doug Nunn l.u . t - ' t- :t: i .. r VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: Mike Bisher. Joe Klett. Jim Fessler. Doug Nunn. Paul St BOTTOM ROW: Brad Davis. Scott Schaeffer. Jim Brueneman. Chris Knight, Jerry Klett. .r. emerick, Coach Schnorbus. Paul Stcmerick RESERVE TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: Brian Frey, Greg Glacken, Tim Stemerick, Mike Monroe, Don Trautman. MIDDLE ROW; Bill Milazzo, Ray Fessler, Paul Kelly, Ken Schlachter, Lou Flamm. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Timm. Mark Hoffman, Ron Bertram. $ Jim Schmidt SOWWDW .7, The LaSalle Varsity Track Team, considering that it was in a rebuilding season, had a great season. With Juniors participating in most events and the Seniots providing the leadership and spirit they compiled an excellent 3-1 dual meet record. The lack of depth hurt in large meets but they always placed in the top 5 in these invitation- als. They had the largest group of qualifiers to the district in recent years: Pat Garibay, high jump; Mike Heistet, pole Vault; Steve Groh, 2 mile; Mark Kehl, 440; and Steve Brown 100 meter. Steve Brown was voted M.V.P. and Mark Kehl, Mike Heistet, and Tim Breen were the Best Springer, Field Performer, and Distant Run- ner, respectively. Mike Hei-steI was Most Dedicated and Rob Schweitzer was Most Improved . M? ll 14 Mike Heister. over and down. LaabDeptIvszebuzmg Yewu YetMeg ijom Waddas wTeam VARSITY TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Ray Harrigan, Jim Flemming, Bob Dangel, Rick Hoblitzel, Dan Macke, Lou Krause. Matt Grant, Mike Heckler, Jim Armbruster. SECOND ROW: Mark Lampe, Ed Leinniger, Tom Burger. Tim Breen. Dave. Brown, Chris Cassan, Bob Brosey, Ron Appling, Bob Burger, Pat Garibay, Steve Groh. THIRD ROW: Tom Rueve, Steve. Spade, Steve Bernecker, Dan Hargis, John Dietrich. Steve Brown, Mike Heister, Dale Borths, Ray O'Connel. Matt Murphy, Larry Sierveld UIJ, Coach Ken Barlag. FOURTH ROW: John Frerick. Bob Straus. Rob Schweitzer, Mike Rothan, Mike Vorderbrueggen, Joe Schweke, Jerry Doerger, Bill Fox, George Walson. John Speiser, Mark Kehl, Jeff Hoelker. MISSING: Mike Schmitt. Tony Bartel, Scott Holthaus, Jim Schmidt, Tom Schamer. Jim LaValle. a ; I -164 bu Mari. g..--.1w.,. .m f ?! 5591 9'5: ' - , 9,. 2 Ha; H . H. . lj'lllguunfli . ,, 3 .Jbb The Reserve Track Team consisted of an excellent group of runners and field participants. Their third place showing in the League meet verifies this strength. The team was led by the team's most valuable field performer, Dave Spect, who Lhrew both the shot and the discus. The spring group was led by Kelly Herrm- ann, Mike Dunlay, Andy Kennedy, Dean Kehl, and most valuable sprinter Bob Horton. The distance runners were a hard working group of young men led by most valuable distance runner Tom Cucinotta. Tl p.- ' ASALL ..' ihl?1 e- g - ' a 7 7 ' k '- RESERVE TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Paul Jeanmougin. Mark Koeninger. Jeff Goddard, Greg Hoffman, Jeff Overherg. SECOND ROW: Rick Betz, Bill 202, Joe Nieman, Kevin Ricke, Jack Owens, Darryl Meadows, Kelly Herrmann, Dean Kehl. THIRD ROW: Jerry Lucas. Andy Kennedy, Mike Wirth, Jim Sucietto. Jerry Hargis, Bob Horton, Vince Wellbrock, Steve Cross, Jim Raible, Mike Phelps, Coach Ken Barlag. TOP ROW: Mike Dunlay, Larry Hannah. Mike Doerger, Dick Schoenfeld, Greg Heister, Mark Buttelwerth, Bob Parker, Dick D011, Andre Eddings, Greg Woeste. MISSING: Dave Specht, Eric Page, Iay Bourgraf, Bob Borths, Tom Cucinotta. Fmsluraka 6.0L. Uluu mun I iutxp illitr II 1' 1:11 liflnf h 1 . t tlui Ipunn ' WC. Milliftjll AHA : .. t nun I .:H :7 HI H urn-n la 1., 4 I In! vvr'w .1 'il' - II.' mF-um, FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Ruhe, Alan Thornberry, Joe Wira, Paul Petronio, Scott Perchermeier, The Frosh Track Team captured two team championships this year as they won the Roger Bacon Frosh-Soph Relays and the G.C.L. In the R. B. Relays they defeated such teams as Colerain. Princeton, Moeller. Milford, and Elder. all top rate teams. Their dual meet record was 11-1. Breaking records for the Freshmen this year were Tom LaRosa; Eric Huey; Brett Kehl, Tom Miles, Eric Huey, and Tom Brown; Tom LaRosa, Jim Payne, Rick Stark, and Dennis Ruhe; and Tom Brown. Most valuable trackmen on the team were Dennis Ruhe. Tom LaRosa, Eric Huey, and Tim Riley. Tom Miles and Rick Stark were voted most spirited, John Wang as hardest worker, and Henry Mazzella as most improved . Gerard Holthaus. Kevin Kenning. SECOND ROW: Steve Schroeder, Mark Ries, Bill Leahey. Tom Brown, Tom LaRosa. Don Bocddckcr. Jim Mercer, Rod Zeinner, Tom Schroeck. THIRD ROW: Bro. Mike Schmelzet, Eric Huey, Nick Schmitt, Tony Tape, Doug Grubcr. Tim Riley, Michael Walton, Jim Payne, Dan Unger, Todd Katches, Pat Koenig, Bro. Jim BIink. TOP ROW: Mark Findley. Henry Mazzella, John Wangt Jerry Keller. Tom Miles, Greg Puthoff, Bret Kehl. Jim Whitton, Dave Mullen. John Spade. Mr. Dan Dever. MISSING: Karl Schmitz, Rick Phelps, Rick Stark, Mike Honold, Mike Schmitt tmng, Don Sicvcts Ungr. L The 1977 edition of the LaSalle Varsity Grapplers continued to plague the cities top wrestlers. The team continued its domination of the Glen Este Invitational by taking the trophy for the fourth straight time. In the districts, they placed third with Neal Neyer picking up where he left off last year. In two years at LaSalle he has compiled a 55-0 won-loss record. He was considered as the best wrestler in the nation and missed the 197'? State finals because of an injury. He had his choice of colleges and he will continue his wrestling career at the University of Wisconsin . Coach Felchner's other mainstays on the mat were Randy Ruberg, 145 1b. City Champion and Greg Trachsel. . . i '5' ; k 3.; bx A VARSITY WRESTLING: FIRST ROW: Jim Vale, Mike Nicholaci, Bob Thompson mg1'J, Ray Kroner, Ray Nimeskem. SECOND ROW: Bob Unger, Dave Leisgang, Tom Lorentz, Greg Trachsel, Mike Smith, Marty Hoffman, Steve Bernecker. THIRD ROW: Mark Ruberg, John Rieder, Neal Neyer, Randy Ruberg. Joe Walter, Mike Bomkamp. Mark Meister, Steve Eppert. FOURTH ROW: Tim Sontag, Dave Buescher, Jim Krueger, Kelly Thesken. Mike Russo, Kevin Flynn, Pete Hemme. Mark Vilas. 169 I70 FRESHMEN: FIRST ROW: Phil Zeiser, Dan Volk, Mark Richter, John Block, Mark Hoffman, Ken Schlacter, Bill O'Neil, Joe Klenk, Bob Thompson mgm. SECOND ROW: Tim Brown, Bob Nusekabel, John Kenh. Tom LaRosa. Chris Burkan, Mike Hemme, Mark Niehaus, Doug Hammerle, Mike Murphy. THIRD ROW: Rob Tebbe, Matt Otten, Mike Faster, Mike Butsch. Gerard Holthaus, Alan Thomberry. FOURTH ROW: John Wang, Ted Kreckler. Rick Phelps, Dennis Ruhe, Jim Payne. RESERVES: FIRST ROW: Tony Deyhle, Dennis Bach, Mike Klenk. Paul Foppe, Chris Danemeyer, Brad Davis. Russ Begley, Mike Wells. Bob Thompson. SECOND ROW: Many Delaco. Art Schaller. Kerry Holthaus, Jeff Overberg, Darrel Harmon, Neal Mecklenborg. Dave H113. John O'Neii, Jim Sncietto. THIRD ROW: Brother Mario moaom. Bob Brock, Chad Hagedorn. Dave Specht. Bob Parker, Steve Cross. Jim Schneider, Tom LaFaIy, Tim Powers, Ron Christman. L FRESHMAN LANCERETTES: FRONT ROW: Pam Westrich, Denise Russo, Debbie Panzeca, Mary Krueger. Ingrid Fleischer. BACK ROW: Lynn Roden. Lucy Endtes. Colleen McCarthy. Mary Rainer, Donna Sievers. . m3:-:.' . ; 331.3va RESERVE LANCERETTES: FRONT ROW: Karen Rodenberg. Pam Macke. 2nd ROW: Peggy Bockelman, Cherri Smith. Michele Schnner. 3rd ROW: Jeni Welage. 9:; .2:va , ' vvfl. -w . - .- . nmyi-z uim'Ia- Eim m m VARSITY LANCERETTES: FRONT ROW: Jennifer Cross. Linda Hayes, Judy Mueller, Mary Sedler, Monica Fey, Kim Dehler. Kylle Rodenberg. BACK ROW: Lisa Olberding, Cassy Cassen, Stephanie Winiarski, Lisa Macke, Sue Hofmann. Paula Bruenning. 171 7977 swim; a- 1: Mrs. Sue, Kathman, Mrs. Leona Walsh moderatorsL Chris Cerimele, Dave Goddard mo-editorsL Tony Tasset mILiSO, Gary Greivenkamy Editon. . , . tr. . n , YEARBOOK AD STAFF: TOP ROW: Mike Kluemer. Mike Bailey. Gregg Greivenkamp, Mike Finley, John MdLaughlin. BOTTOM ROW: Dave, Sullivan. Bob Jansen, Dave Buescher. 172 Dale Bombs and Bob Burger preparing the final edition of the Ledger. y 'h r ' - 3d w Bro. Mike discusses OSU strategv- ii; 'p- ! '.' X '1 w- '5 I 1977 LEDGER STAFF: Tom McGill. Paul Prinzebach. Bob Burger, Dale Bonhs. Mike Strawscr, Bro. Mike Schmelzer, Tom Schmidt. : 36 1-21qu ,. - 4 n 44 waiSi-Xavm 1 54 4 'i : V Cov. Catholic 32 amv4vw 4 , 52 Purcell 44 36 Taft 1 84 Aiken 40 44 Roger Bacon 65 10 WithIow 3 4 62 Woodward 3'7 Moeller 45 3 Fairfield 4 4 69 'McNicholas 44 der 3'9 5 Oak Hills 6 65 Roger Bacon 41 . t. Xavier 43 5 Lancaster ,I 4 68 MoelleI 52 54 Cov. Cath. 50 6 64 Waste: 4 ills '71 ' TOURNAMENT 4 65 Taft VI 59 4? PUIC611 3 51 Purcell 48 39 Moeller 89 Oak Hills . 60 Elder . 66 St. Xavier ' 80 Moeller ' 59 Purcell 68 Princeton 50 Elder I IROgeI Bacon 1. Xavier TOURNA Aiken W-I Milford St. Xavier Elde, iii. 3 ' -: iken . '- oodward : indersong. - I 7 . V cNicholas 1.. Aiken er Bacon I . 1 Western Hills I Her I ';7 - - , . Ii 24-9 7 ' L 4 . . 4 4 - . em Hill I . 1;: reserv Western Hills 1 10 Fairfield 51 34 Oak H1115 34 I. '7 Elder 53 20 FreemorIn Ross K 20 15 Indian H11 50 '7 SI. Xav1eI 9 Purcell 65 0 Roger Bac 3 SI. Xav 41 0 5 53 14 5 56 'I 0 62 7 2 6 1 3 a 4 - p 0 , 'cell 4 36 8 46 Roger BaCu . ' 49 59 Moeller .mmm 4.... 7 w...d-. 174 I :wip' H v, 4i - .I...b.1 gw' .e' 30:: Mww 1.1.6 1 1 reserve 5 1 . ' 32 Western Hills 6 5 varsuy 15 Oak Hills 6 4 22 Elder 14 3 2' 'lls 18 St. Xavier 6 1 : 11 Hill 22 Purcell 0 7 - ood 22 Roger Bacon 0 Lakota Fore ark 27 Moeller 0 1 Co lerain Fairfie Invit . 26 McNicholas 14 7-5-1 . 1'reenhills Metric 8-0 Park Invit. est freshmen mm, wport Cath. 'inceton 1 1 deI St. Xavier Roger Bacon Purcell Moellet GOL varsity? ' Northwest Moelle: Purcell Elder Roger Bacon Western Hills Purcell Norwood Lebanon . St. Xavier ' der w iken E I ' Purcell MMHWNAFHOJMOMUIHCH QOANwI-Iuswomwouso Moeller . Oak Hills St. Xavier Roger Bacon Deerpark St Xav1er Roger Bacon 8-7 g: reserves SOCCER 0 S ore '- , 0 St. Xavier 5 varsny 0 Elder 5 4 Roger Bacon 1 Forest Park 1 0 St. Xavier 157... Aiken 2 2 Roger Bacon 3 lder 1 0 Oak Hills 5 oeller 3 0 Mueller 5 oger Bacon 2 2 Elder 3 ' Sectional Tournament 1-8 3rd District Toumamem Mn 175 a ;azi;ut;1 witmgwazEt-Enurs Anh- 176 1976-77 New 845er WWWWW Am CAGERS CAPTURE THE CITY, DISTRICT , AND REGION , AND ARE G. C. L. CO-CHAMPIONS. Lancers return to see a smooth driveway in '76. Reserve Gtiddets take the G.C.L. championship away from Moeller. Marching Lancers add a new style and begin to look as sharp as their uniforms. Miss Akers, MI. Hurley, MI. Clark, MI. Dever, MI. Geisen. Mr. Owens. Mr. Schnotbus, Mr. Scheall, and Bro. Brink join the Lancer Faculty for '77. 48 inches of snow fall on Cincinnati in the winter of 77 forming the worst winter ever. The Ohio River freezes over for the first time since 1915 . many walk across it. The Energy Crisis has its first drastic effect as schools are forced to close. LaSalle is closed for 14 days because of the winter at the expense of Fund Drive Holidays. The Library is renovated for the start of school . Javier Sanz and Jesus Isasa. exchange students from Spain, find American girls to their liking. Seven faculty members become fathers during school year, one more will soon be a mother. Oakland Raiders win the Superbowl. Brother Larry Keller is selected as Teacher of the Month by CATHOLIC EDUCATOR. a national publication. Mr. Hamilton's Sr.-D-303 brings in $212.20 on one collection day to break an old record. Mr. Jessee's SI. -C-204 captures the mission total for the year. however. Dave Goddard '77 wins a $1500 National Merit Scholarship. Len Inderhees '77 is a finalist in the same program. Best Movie - Rocky Best Actor - Peter Finch in Network Best Actress - Fay Dunaway in Network Best Song - Theme from Rocky Mercy exchange is a success. Mr. Krueger and MI. lessee find that dating a pig is not all that bad. Reserve Basketballets are G.C.L. co-Champs with Elder. Lancer Band goes to Chicago to march in St. Patrick Day Parade: First out of State trip ever. Peter Frampton's Frampton Comes Alive is the best selling album of all times. Rick Hoblitzel is 18th best mathematician in the state on a national test. LaSalle as a team also scored 18th best in the state. Room 315 becomes a hangout for Tarzan, alias MI. Ray Heidorn '64. Portland Trailblazers are champs of the NBA; Beat Philly in showdown. Winterim makes students career conscious. WNW MthI-Mlomi-Iaws Ottawa REDS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BY WINNING SEVEN STRAIGHT. First National League team to win two since '50, '51 Giants. First team ever to win seven straight post season games. Baseballers are G.C.L. coechamps and district runnereup; beat Moeller thrice. Mr. Cady and MI. Green are G . C. L. Coaches of Year in Basketball and Baseball. Anita Bryant leads fight against Gay Rights; wins in Florida, vows to take fight to San Francisco, the city with the highest number of Gays. Beverly Hills, The Showplace of the Nation, burns to the ground killing 162. Glee Club gets new look and. name . They become Les ChanteuIs de LaSalle. 1 Neal Neyer injures spleen to keep him from a second state title. Jimmy Carter becomes President as Gerry Ford trips out of office. Teacher strike in Cincy closes schools for ten days; LaSalle unaffected. Fund Drive best ever with over $45,000 brought in. Sr. -D-303, under Hams. brings in an average of $107.77 per man and receives a plaque for their efforts. Tom Bobinger breaks all individual record as he collects over $1000! Don Gullet , Reds' pitching star, goes to the New York Yankees in the first free agent draft which sends salaries skyrocketing. Tony Perez traded to Montreal for Woody Fryman. Third floor gets new look as pillars are painted during Loyalty Week. Elder beaten five times in a row; 3 in basketball, 2 in baseball. Queen Elizabeth celebrates Silver Jubilee after 25 years on the throne, Band brings new type of performance to LaSalle as they present An Evening at the Pops. i' Tom Parker adds Parkerisms to the Calculus handbooks as i'all lines are parallel! The Trudeaus split up: she wants to be a photographer. Rick Hoblitzel will lead the Student Government of '78 with Tom Rohrer as V.P. Leading cause of death in Uganda is auto accidents - reported by Idi Amin. Amin goes underground; Uganda holds 300 British residents there until he is found. Drama productions come. off as professional presentations. Bro. Roland Klassen leaves LaSalle after ten years of service; his greetings will be missed. Reds off to a slow start in 1977; trail Dodgers by ten games on June first. Pro football draft judged illegal. Sri Chris Cerimele startles teachers and student alike with remote controlled tanks and robots. Moluccan Terrorists hold more than 100 hostages in a train and school in the Netherlands for more than three weeks. The last day of school sees smoke bombs, firecrackeIs. a fine in a locker and a false fire alarm end the school year with a bang. I77 179 . . .; . m $;;: . , O Lord, we gram; 115,113 in your presence , Men of Faith :- Men ofHo'jpe. ' ' :1 9' ' Instiliriii us- ' of this gew gezhem a new spirit. Steve Neiheisel A New Kiudo$9pmw .a. Sen. AIonoff addresses students Fr. Manning 1 The senior float Ron Dietrich: Movin' and Improvin' 2111 Queen Jill Aufderbeck, her escort Doug Martini and her court of Cindy Peno, Kathy Brabender, Sue Geiger, Kathy Sullivan. 182 The 1976-77 Homecoming Festivities were a tremendous success. The new inovations concocted by the thxee chair- men, coupled with the support of the students, made the entire week function smoothly. In charge of special events, SI. Joe CulteI developed Sugar Bowl I which did much to raise the spirit and interest. SI. Tim Plummet served as the chairman of the Homecoming parade which, sent off by the band. was said to be the best in the history of LaSalle. A new twist for the parade was the addition of the Red Army Truck. The Grand Marshall was Mr. John Sullivan who has devoted many years to the service of the LaSalle Community. The Homecoming Queen Chairman was Jr. Joe Schneider. His hard work helped to bring about another successful queen selection, Jill Aufderbeck, a Junior from McAuley. Tom Schamer and his lovely date , I. if x- ' Queen Candidates and their Escorts Tim McMahon. Kathy Sullivan, Mike Heister, Jill Aufderbeck. Joe Culter tchairman 0f HomecomingL Sue Geiger, Joe Schneider, Kathy Brabender, Steve Brown, Cindy Peno. Tim Martini. 183 h Pete Effler - The Devil's Advocate Rick Holmstom - God a 184 The Eternal Question - Why Us? Psychology's Answer CAST Nickles --------------------------- Pete Effler Mr. Zuss --------------------- Rick Holmstrom Distant Voice ------------------------ Ken Roll LB. ----------------------------- Tom Rohrer Sarah ---------------------------- Ann Pierson Mary ------------------------ Patty Klosterman Rebecca ---------------------------- Julie Roll Ruth -------------------------------- Lisa Hoh David ----------------------------- Terry Doll Jonathan ------------------------- Jim Schmidt Maid ----------------------------- Jayne Hinh Soldiers ----------------------- Larry Siereveld Mark Papke Reporters -------------------------- Pat Comer Ed Bishop Young Girl ----------------------- Debbie Otte Police Officers ------------------- Tom Maurer Chris R011 Civil Defense Officers ------------- Tony Tasset Todd Plummet Mrs. Bonticelli --------------- Patty Brueneman Mrs. Lesure ---------------------- Karen Meyer Jolly Lesure ----------------------- Lisa Tanner Miss Mabel ---------------------- Julie Kemper Mrs. Murphy --------------------- Janet Durkin Mrs. Adams ------------------- Donna Conrady Roy --------------------------- John Koeninger Zophar -------------------------- Dan Denhart Bildad --------------------------- Tony Tassel Eliphaz -------------------------- Chuck GIote K Religion's Answer 185 Joe Culter Coach Tom Luebbe This year's Christmas Concert was a new experience for the combined LaSalle Band and Glee Club. Working without the chorus from Mother of Mercy. the two combined to present a truly memorable musical experi- ence. Tom Reckner and Larry Masson 45$ Finley, Hube, and Siemer The Class of '77. to fulfill their graduation requirements, went to The Milford Retreat House to experience a retreat. This was not a retreat to seclu- sion and prayer, but a retreat to get to know and understand one's self and others. For most Seniors. these, two days provided an enjoyable escape from the daily routine and most felt it to be a valuable experience. F n is not absent from 189 The 1976-77 edition of the LaSalle Fund Drive broke nearly every record that could be broken. First, and most important, $44, 110 .45 was brought in during the drive for a per man aver- age of $38.94, a new record. Every homeroom record was bro- ken, and the two most important were slaughtered by St. D- 308. They demolished the record that they set as freshmen under Mr. Kennedy by bringing in a total of $107.77 per man. They also broke the one day record by turning over $38.61 a man on the last day to break the record they set on the first return day. Tom Bobinger demonstrated Senior Spirit of 77 by collecting an amazing amount of $1,059.77, nearly doubling the old record. The Seniors won the drive with $45.95 per man with the Sophomores placing a distant second with $39 .40. DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS: Randy Roy '80, Chuck Grote 79. Pete Effler 78, Tom Bobinger 7'7. Bu'ugs m 944, I 10.45 CewthyClub SENIORS Loyalty Week 7'7 was an extravaganza of activities. Each day saw a new and different activity taking place at the LaSalle Campus. Monday saw the pillar painting project come to completion as the third floor was brightened up by orange and brown pillars. Tuesday was highlighted by an assembly in ' which faculty members who have served LaSalle for ten years received a cer- tificate of appreciation. Thursday night's Sugar Bowl 11 saw McAuley avenge their earlier loss to Mercy as the Student Governments squared off on the Lancer linoleum. Friday started the Fund Drive and showed the G.C.L. that the Lancers were indeed the champs as our cagers clinched a share of the title. The week came to an end on Saturday with one of the finest Red and White dances that have ever been staged in the Lancer Ballroom. The chairmen of this year's week, Dreux Day, Mark Giordano, Pete Gambetta, Mark LaRosa. and Jill Aufderbeck. were responsible for making it a huge success. 4w 72:4; , 1W ' UCk F tXtJ H At-J FEM Roundballers in a different world. Mike Burns tries to define Loyalty. 1 Traveling salesmen talk up a storm . Pete Effler as Prof. Harold Hill. It's You Ow w QpW Voyage MWPWTGM Wi Qem'm Dmfwaim The Blasch's Mike Heister , AI. 'Eum The band - Haymarket riot. '77:, al . ' 4 The Sundcrman's 197 Ed Toerner a N :53: ' . V31 More finesse , Coach Tom Luebbe. Greg Co ina . . . twice?? Jerry Nordman Bro. Les; Bro. James Award. Bob Burger. good luck. Dan Denhart Dave Witzgal Bro. Roland graduated too. mummy 1977 ALLAIRE. MICHAEL 2360 Whilewood Lane Little Flower Bronze Honor Pin 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Soccer Team 2, 4. AMARENO, JOSEPH 4032 Wildcherry C1. 51. Al's Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 1: Bowling 2. 3. ANGUS. SCOTT 3881 Woodsong Dr. St. Ann Football 1, 2, 3. 4-. Track 1; Chess Club 1. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Exchange 1. APPLING . RON 3321 Wunder Ave, St. Catherine Crosscountry 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2, 3: Yearbook 1. 2, 3; Bronze Honor Pin: Silver Honor Pin: Gold Honor Pin; Glee Club 3 . BACKMAN, RICHARD 4361 Race Rd. St. Aloysius Student Council 4; Football 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1. BAKER. SCOTT 3501 Smithfield Ln. St. Ann BAKES. FRANK 3622 Glenmore Ave. 5!. Martins Band 3, 4; National Honor Society 4: Bronze Honor Pifl; Silver Honor Pin; Gold Honor Pin. BALLMAM. DAVID 3520 Crestnoll Dr. St. Ignatius Newspaper 1: Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Academic Council 1-. Bowling 1: Intramurals 4. BECKER . MICHAEL 4100 Harrison Ave. St. Aloysius BERNECKER. MIKE 6836 Daleview Rd. St. Bernard Student Council 1, 2; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 4: Wrestling 1, 2. BETSCH. GREGORY 24 !3 Clover Crest Dr. WLST 1. 2. 3; A-V Crew 1, 2. 3. 4. St. Ann BLASCH. LAWRENCE 3425 Dolomar Dr. Chess Club 2. 3. 4. St. Ann BOBINGER, THOMAS l7808 Joseph St. Assumption Yearbook 1. 2. 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Fact- ball Trainer 1. 2, 3; Century Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Opening Day Club 1. 2. 3. 4. BOCK, DONALD 6965 April Dr. St. Ann Chess Club 1. 2, 3; Inuamurals 1. 2. 3: Bowling 1. 2, 3. 4; Computer Club 4. BOEHM, JIM 2367 Rebor Ct. Little Flower Chess Club 3: Computer 4; Tennis 2: Bronze Honor Fin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honox Pin 4: Bowling 1, 2. 3, 4. BOMKAMP, WILLIAM 3512 Cresmoll Dr. St. Ignatius Newspaper 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2-, Gold Honor Pin 3. 2ORCHERS . PAUL 5564 Dry Ridge Rd. Ridge Football 2; Track 2; Soccer 3. 4. St. John the. Baptist, Dry BORTHS. DALE 5956 Blue Rock Rd. St. John's Dry Ridge National Honor Society 3. 4; Newspaper 1. 2. 3. 4: Malhletics 3; Football 2. 3; Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Cross Counuy 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3-. Gold Honor Key 4. BOSSE. VINCENT 6348 Savannah Tennis 1, 2. St . Richards BRABENDER, MICHAEL 5135 Colerain Ave. Swim Team 1, 2, 3; A2V Crew 1. Little Flower BRAUN, BRIAN 5583 Day Road Track 1. St . John BREETZ. DONALD 5551 Little Flower Road Little Flower Newspaper 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3: Soccer 2. 4. BRESNEN. JACK 3662 Poole Road St. Ann Newspaper 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3; Cross Ccunuy 2, 3, 4. BROWN. TIMOTHY 3896 Amy Lynn Drive St. Ignatius Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. BURGER. ROBERT 5466 Sanrio Court St. Ignatius National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Newspaper 1. 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Math- letics 3. 4; Wrestling 3; Computer Club 3; Foot- ball 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honot Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4. BURNS, MICHAEL 3590 Ripplegrove Drive SI. John National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4: Mathletics 3: Dance Committee 2, 3. 4: Computer Club 3: Bronze Honor Pin 3. BUSH. JOHN 3365 Westmom Circle Basketball Manager 1-, Intramurals 3. St. James CABLE. JAMES 2922 E53615 Drive Football 1; Track 1, 2. St . Catherine CADY , DANIEL 5550 Fairwood Road SI. Ignatius Mathletics 4: Basketball 1, 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3. CARLOTTA. JOSEPH 2660 Fairhill Drive Little Flower CASSAN . CHRIS 5446 Leomas Dr. 5!. Catharine Student Council 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basket.- ball 1. 2.3. 4; Track 1, 2.3. 4. CELLA. JOSEPH 5472 Nighthawk Dr. Glee Club 1. 2: Football 1. St . Ignatius CENTNER. RANDY 6151 Ramblingridge Dr. St. James CERIMELE. CHRISTOPHER 4136 Philnoll Dr. St. James National Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook 1. 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4: MalhleLics 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4. CIGOLOTTI. DAVID 2692 Westbrook Dr. Track 1. 3, 4: Wrestling 2. 3. St. Catharine COGOZZO. JOSEPH 2834 Westonridge Dr. Little Flower Track 1; Wrestling 3; Karate Club 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1. COLINA , TIMOTHY 10506 Pottinger Rd . St. John the Baptist Football 1. 2. 3. 4;T:ack1. 2. 3. COLLINS. EDWARD 2413 Whitewood Little Flower Poster Club 1: Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3; WLST 1, 2. 3. COMER, PATRICK 3922 Glenmore Ave. St. Martin Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1; lnuamurals l. 2, 3, 4. CONLEY . ART 2344 Whitcwood Ln. Football 1. 2: Basketball 3; Track 2. Liule Flower CORNELIUS. ERIC 4413 North Bend St. Ignatius Drama Club 1, 2.- Track 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1. COSTELLO. JOE 3803 Dina Ten. St. Martins CREED. PATRICK 5603 Little Flower Ave. Little Flower Newspaper 1, 2; A.V. Club 1: Bowling 1, 2. CULTER. JOE 4874 Tyson CL St. Ignatius National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4; Drama 2; Mathletics 3; Football 1. 2; Track 1. 2, 3-, Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4: Soccer 3. 4. DAVIS. JEFFREY 3196 Rockacres Ct. Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2. 51. James DAY . DREUX 2841 McFarlan Pk. Dr. St. Catharine National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1, 3. 4; Newspaper 3. 4; Mathletics 3. 4: Football 1. 2, 3; Baseball 2, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 3. DeBRULER. JOHN 10355 Biddinger Rd. 1Harrisom St. John the Baptist DEHLER. MARK 4375 Philnoll Dr. St. James Glee Club 3: Graphic Am 3. 4; Cheerleading 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3. DEL FAVERO. MARK 5221 West Fork Rd. Track 1 . SI. Ignatius .mnqq DE LUCO. JOE 4309 Marlin Ave. St. Martin of Tours Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Graphic Arts 3. 4. DENHART. DANIEL 2845 Westonridge Dr. Little Flower Drama Club 3. 4: Karate Club 1: Student Exchange 1. 2: lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. DESPOTES, DAN 6442 Monolisa Ct. St. Richard of Chister DICKINSON. DONALD J. 5979 Fawnridge Ct. SL. James Inuamurals 3. 4; Karate 1, 2; Smoking Lounge 3, 4: Bowling Club 1, 2. DIETRICH. RONALD 2685 Montana Ave. St. Catherine National Honor Society 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Graphic Am Ltd. 4; Track 1, 2, 3: Bronze Honor Pin; Siiver Honor Pin; Gold Honor Pin: Gold Honor Key. DOLAN. JIM 3809 Kenker Pl. St. Martin of Tours DURBAN. PAUL 6744 Newbridge Dr. Yearbook 1. 2.- Bowling Club 2, 3. St. James DURKIN. MIKE 2625 Gracewcod Ave. Little Flower ELLERT. FRANK 5558 Fox Run Ct. Little Flower Bronze Honor Pin: Silver Honor Pin: Gold Honor Pin: Bowling3. 4. ELSBERND. WILLIAM 6565 Blue Rock Rd. wry Ridga National Honor Society 4: Chess Club 1. 2. 3, 4: It's Academic 4: Bronze. Honor Pin: Silver Honor Pin: Gold Honor Pin. 5!. John the Baptist Church ELSNER, KEITH 5349 Danroth Ct. Wrestling 3. 4. Little Flower EPPERT . STEVEN 6721 Schuster Ct. St. Ann Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. ERB. JOHN 6458 Dual Ln. 5!. James ERDMAN, PAULJ. 3941 Davis Ave. St. Martin ERNST. PAUL 5562 Clearview Ave. St. Aloysius Football 1: Track 1. 2. 3; Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 4. FAGlN. KEVIN 3353 Banning Rd. 51. James Football - Manager 2. 3. 4; Baseball - Manager 1. FINDLY. THOMAS 3440 Nandale Dr. Band 1 . St. James FISCHESSER. RICK 2950 Loretta Dr. Little. Flower FLAIG. RON 4249 Washington Ave. Track 1. St. Aloysius FOCKE . GERALD 2468 Kipling Ave. Little Flower Soccer 2; Homecoming Dance Committee 1. FOPPE, BOB 3984 Lovell Ave . St. Martin Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Track 2: Bronze Honor Pin 4: Dance Committee 4: Bowling Team 1: Stage Crew 2. FOX. WILLIAM 3524 Banning Rd. Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. St . James FREY . ALAN 9150 Round Top 81. John's. Dry Ridge GAGLIARDO. IOSEPH 5641 Foxglove Lane Little Flower National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3: Bronze Honor Pin 4: Soccer 2. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. GAG NON . ROBERT 3271 Montana Ave. St. Martin Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball 2. GALBRAITH, GEORGE 4387 Pinecroft Dr. St. Aloysius Karate 1, 2. CALVIN, TIMOTHY 5815 Monforl Hills Ave. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. Little Flower GAMBETTA, PETER 3364 Meyer Pl. 5:. Catharine Student Council 1; Football 2: Track 1. 2. GARJBAY. PAT 9312 Yellowwood Dr. St. John, Dry Ridge National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1. 4: Newspaper 3: Chess Club 4: Mathletics 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3. GEERS. CLIFFORD 2736 Eathas P1. St. Ann Chess Club 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Inuamurals 1. 2. 3. 4. GELS. ROBERT 6324 Edmar C1. 51. Richard GERHARDT. ROBERT 3715 St. Martins St. Martins Alumni Softball 4: Work 1. 2. 3. 4. GERRETY. DOUGLAS 2898 Shaffer Ave. Football 1. 3. 4: Track 3. SI: . Catherine's GIANDULLO . RICHARD 3380 Keywesl St. James Football 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1: Chess 1. GILLIGAN. MlCHAEL 9107 Coogan DI. Assumption Football 1 . GIORDANO. MARK 5479 Bahama Terr. Little Flower Track 1. 2: Student Council 1, 2. 3: Football Trainer 1, 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Trainer 2. 3: Lay- alty Week Committee Co Chairman 4: Loyalty Week 1. 2. GODDARD. DAVID 3923 Davis Ave. St. Martins National Honor Society 4: Yearbook 3, 4; News- paper 3. 4: Glee. Club 1. 2.. 3. 4: Drama Club 2. 4: Track Manager 2, 3: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Sil- ver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4: Nadonal Merit Finalist 4; Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 3. 4: Computer Club 4. GREENE. BILL 7809 Joseph St . Assumption GREIN, MICHAEL 5109 Colerain Ave. Newspaper 1: Poster Club 1. St. James White Oka GREIVENKAMP, GARY 4557 Farview Dr. St. James National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Yearbook 1. 2. Editor 3, 4: Newspaper 1: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Mathletics 3. 4; Basketball Trainer 1, 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4: Inuamurals 1: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. GRISMORE. PATRICK 4153 Springrock Dr. Tennis 2. 3. St. Johns HAENNING . BARRY 5188 Colrain Ave. Little Flower HAMONDS. MIKE 9075 Tripoli Dr. St. Ann HAND. NED 374B Wilma: Dr. St. Martin Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. HANEBERG. JIM 5532 Fox Run Ct. Chess Club 1 . 2: Astronomy Club 2. Little Flower HARRIGAN. RAYMOND 3519 Bevis Ln. St. John Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Glee. Club 3, 4: Cross Country 2; Cheerleading 4. HARRIS, MATTHEW 5587 Penway Cl. Little Fiower Track 1, 2. 3: Wrestling 1. 2; Football 3. 4. HARTING . PAT 3740 Mack Ave. St. Jude Wrestling 3. HARTMANN. ROBERT 2321 Deblin Dr. St. Richard Tennis 1, 2: Bowling Team 1 , 2: Stage Crew 1. HAUBNER. ROY 8617 Livingston Rd. Bowling 1. 2: Basketball 2. St . James HAUSER. MICHAEL 3523 Lapland Dr. St. James HAUSMAN, ROGER 3089 Timbervlew Glee Club 1. 2: Stage Crew 1. 2. St . Ignatius HECLER. MICHAEL 3738 Herbert Ave. St. Manln Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3, 4. Captain: Cros- scoumry 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Homecoming 3. 2: Dance Committee 2: Bike Club 1: Com- puter 3, 4. HEISTER. MICHEAL 7927 Rambler Pl. Assumption Student Council 1; Drama Club 4: Poster Club 1, 4: Football Manager 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Cheerleadlng 1: Bronze Honor Pin 4; Imrarnurals I. 2. 3. 4. HEMME, PETER 5500 Green Acres Ct. 51. Al's Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1: Cross Counuy 1: Bronze Honor Pin 3. HERMAN. STEVE 6347 Mullen St. Be mard 206 Student Council 1, 2. 3; Glee Club 1: Camera Club 2; Drama Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Poster Club 3: Football 1. 3: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. HESS . MICHAEL 3629 E. Darwin St. Martin Student Council 1; Baseball 2. HICKS. CHARLES 3350 Linsaw Dr. St. James Track 1: Swimming 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain. HOBLITZELL. PAUL 2327 Hanywood CI. Little Flower National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 1: Mathletics 2, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4: Computer Club 3: Soccer 2, 3. 4. Captain. HOELKER. HM 3411 February St. James Football 1 . 2. HOFFMAN. DAVID 9255 Sagemeadow Dr. St. Johrrs NHS 4: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: azseball 3. 4: Track 1. 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Hono: Pin 4. HOFFMEIER. ERIC 3468 Tangent Dr. St. Martin Computer Club 4: Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2. HOFMANN. MICHAEL 5575 Little Flower Ave. Little Flower National Honor Society 4: Newspaper 3: Swim- ming 1. 2; Football 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 4. HOLTHAUS. SCOTT 3375 Palm Hill Ln. St. James Drama Club 4: Track Mgr. 4: Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Intramurais 1. 2. 3. 4. HUBE. GARY 3162 Sunny Hollow Ln. St. James Band 1. 2. 3. 4- HUMMELDORF. RAYMOND 1376 Lakenoll Dr. Assumption National Honor Society 4: Malhletics 3; Intramu- tals 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2-. Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4. INDERHEES. LEONARD 5648 Sprucewocd St. James National Honor Society 4'. Yearbook 3: Mathlet- ics 3, 4; Intramural: 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Sil- ver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4. JACKSON. JOSEPH 5423 Cloverleaf Ln. St. Ignatius Glee. Club 2. 3: Camera. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. JANSEN. DAVID 3697 Frondorf Ave. St. Aloysius Tennis 4. IELEN. BERNARD 8401 Eagle Creek Rd. St. Bernard Student Council 3; Football 1; Track 1 . 2. 3. JELEN, STANLEY 8469 Eagle Creek Rd. Bronze Honor Pin 1. St. Bernard IESSEE. MARK 8185 Blancheua Dr. St. Ann Football 2: Baseball 1. 2. IUNKER. TOM 2978 Timberview St. Ignatius Basketball 1 . 2. 8 . 4; Bronze Honor Pin. KEARNS. KEVIN 9136 Yellowood Dr. St. John the Baptist Poster Club 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 3. KEETON. DAVE 2685 McKinley St. Catherine Basketball 1: Baseball 1: Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1; Silver Honor Pin 2. KEIHOLZ. RON 4235 Marcrest St. Al's Camera Club 1: Computer4. KELLER. TIM 6006 Gaincs Rd. Wrestling 2. St. James KENNEDY. DAVID 3224 Darwin Band 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. ST. . Martin '5 KIPHART, THOMAS 3361 Linsan Dr. St. James KISSEL, GREGORY 3769 Frondorf Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga National Honor Society 4: Student Council 3. 4: Newspaper 1: Glee Club 1; Bronze. Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 8; Gold Honor Pin 4. KLEI. JEFFERY 761910594111 SI. P at G Project; Football 1. Assumption KRAUSE. LOU 3245 Boudinot Ave. St. Catharine Student Council 4: Mathletics 3; Football 2; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Emma Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3: LA. 3, 4; Computer Programing 3. 4. KLOSTERMAN . KURT 5539 Edger Dr. St. Ignatius Football 1. 2. KLUENER. JAMES 6005 Easuidge Ln. St. James Student Council 3: Camera Club 1: Drama Club 3-. Inuamurals l. 3: Footbail 2. KLUG. TOM 4037 Harrison Ave. St. Martin Student Council 4: Football 1, 2. 3: Bronze Honor Pin 1. KNAB. JORY 6034 Jessup Rd. St. James Yearbook 3. 4: Mathletics 3: Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 4; Computer Club 3: Bowling 1. 2: Who's Who in A.H.S.S. 3. KNECHT. MATTHEW 2845 Mt. Airy Ave. Postman 4. Little Flower KORTE. ED 4433 Harding Ave. 5!. Al's Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor Pin 4; Computer Programing 4 . KORTEKAMP. DAVID 2381 WhiteWood Soccer 3: Bronze Honor Pin 3 . Little Flower KOSTOFF. IEFF 2735 Mellowbrock Ct. St. Ann KRAMER. KEN 34343 February Dr. St. Ann Soccer 1; Intramurals 4-, Bronze Honor Pin 1. KREKELER. DAVID 7857 Thompson Rd. St. Bernard Camera Club 2; Audio Visual 1. 2. 3: WLST 1. 2. 3; Computer Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. KRONER. PAUL 3952 Delmar Ave . St. Martin Soccer 2. a. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2-, Silver Honor Pin 3. KROTH . MARK 3201 Daytona Ave. Football 1. 2. 3, 4. SI . Martin KUMMER. WILLIAM 7795 Calla Dr. St. Ann National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1; Football 4: Basketball 2; Baseball 2. LAMPE. MARK 5260 Royal Heights 31. Ann Yearbook 1; Newspaper 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 3: Mathletics 3; Bowling 1. 2: Cafe- teria's Workers 2. 3. 4; Computer Club 3. 4: Track 4; Tennis 1. LARMANN. RALPH 7981 Dry Fork Rd. St. John - Harrison Student Council 2: Newspaper 1; Glee. Club 3-. Poster Club 1. 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. LaROSA, MARK 3475 McFarlan Rd. St. Catherine Student Council 1, Z. 3. 4; Policy Board 1. 2: Football 1. 2, 3, 4:Txack1. 2. LAUGHLIN. JAMES 3749 Boudinot St. Catherine Chess Club 1. 2; Audio Visual 2: Bronze Honor Pin 4 . LaVIGNE. DANIEL 6781 Rutherford Ct. St. Ann wrestling 1 . LEIDENBOR. TOM 3306 Dolomar Dr. St. Ann Track 1. LEISGANG . ED 6023 Ramblingridge St. James LINDEMAN. ALAN 50911355111; Rd. St. James National Honor Society 4: Yearbook 1. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3: Track 1. 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2. LOHMAN. JAMES 10118 Baughman Rd. St. John Yearbook 4; Nespaper 4: Poster Club 1. 3. 4. LUKEN. KEVIN 3621 Gailynn Dr. St. Ignatius Camera Club 1. 2: Drama Club 1. 2. 3: Bronze Honor Fin 3: Silver Honor Pin 4. LUKEN. MARK 3637 Darwin Ave. Student Government 2: Track 1. St. Martins MAAG. JOEL 4050 Washington Ave. 51. Mardns MACKIE. DONALD 3931 Roswell Ave. St. Martins MARTINI. CHRISTOPHER 2920 Sheldon St. Ann Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3-. Bronze. Honor Pin 3. . MARTINI . TIMOTHY 4372 Pinecroft St. Aloysius Karate 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3. MASUR. DANIEL 2724 Whitewood Lane Little Flower Football 1. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. MAUCH. JOE 4028 St. Martins Pl. St. Martins MAZZELLA. GERALD 3378 Bighorn Court St. Catharine McGEORGE. MICHAEL 3296 Blue Acres Dr. St. James Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. MCMAHON. TIM 3687 Oakmeadow Lane St. James Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Com- mittee. 2. MEINERS. DANIEL 3630 Shortridge Circle St. James Yearbook 1. 2: Drama Club 3. 4; Basketball Mgr. 1. 2: Bronze Honor Pin 2. MILLER, JOSEPH 2373 Harrywood Swim Team 1. 2. Little F10 we: MILLER. LOUIS 2933 Westknolls Lane St. Catharine Chess Club 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1: Baseball 2: Wrestling 2. MINGES. PETE 3155 Harrison Ave. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Sr. . Catharine MONING , ROGER 3420 Dolomar St. Ann Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 2. MOORE. BRIAN 8431 Firshade Terr. St. Ann Track 1. 2; Soccer 1, 2: Wrestling 1 . 2. MUELLER. TOM 4356 School Section Road St. Aloysius National Honor Society 4: Cross Country 1. MULLEN . ROE 35751anlin Ct. Track 2. St. Martin MURPHY. TOM 3760 Susanna Drive St. John the Baptist Bronze Honor Pin 3: Silver Honor Pin 4. MURRAY. MICHAEL J. 5609 Little Flower Ave. Glee Club 1. 2. Little Flower MUTH, ANTHONY 6284 Rocknoll St. Bernard Yearbook 4: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. NEIHEISEL. STEVEN 4241 St. Martin Place St. Martins National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3. President 4: Newspaper 1. '2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Tennis 2: onnze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4: Policy Board 1. 4: Board of Trustees 3: Academic Council 3: lnuamurals 1. 2. 3. NEVILLE , PAT 2300 Lebanon Rd. Francis de Sales NEYER. NEAL 3350 West Fork Rd. Football 1: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. St Ignatius NIEBLING. BRUCE 6728 Games Rd. St. James Student Council 4; Bowling 4. NIKLAS . RICK 3640 Paramount Ridge St. James Malhletics 3: Tennis 1. 2. NIMESKERN. RAY 5443 Ruddy Ct. Wrestling 3. 4. Little Flo we: NUSEKABEL. BERNIE 4311 Race Rd. St. Aloysius OSBORN, DAVE 8022 Peacock Dr. St. Ann OTTE. MARK 4182 Timberpoim Dr. St. Ignatius Drama Club 2: Track 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1: 8114 vet Honor Pin 2. OWENS, TERRENCE 3283 Renfro Ave. St. Martin National Honor Society 1: Student Council 1, 2; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Policy Board 2: Screening Committee 1. 2. PARKER. ROBERT 2764 Queen City Ave. . Apt. 4 St. Ignatius National Honor Society 2: Glee Club 2: Drama Club 2. PARKER. THOMAS 7940 Rambler Place Assumption National Honor Society 4: Newspaper 1, 2; Math- letics 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Computer Club 3. PETER STEPHEN 2372 W. Galbraith Rd. St. Margaret Mary National Honor Society 3. 4: Newspaper 1. 2; MathaLics 3. 4: Track 2: Bronze Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 3: A.V. Club 1. 2. PITULA. GLENN 4193 Quaker Hill Dr. St. Ignatius Football 1. 2. 3: Student Academic Council Rep. 4: Student Exchange 1Mercy1 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. PLUMMER. TIMOTHY 5744 Nickview Dr. St. James National Honor Society 3. 4: Newspaper 1. 2. 3. 4: Mathletics 3: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Golf 3: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Computer Club 3; Homecom- ing Committee 4: Prom Committee 4. POPEIOY. TIMOTHY 3403 Februaty Dr. St. James National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Yearbook 3: Chess Club 2: Poster Club 1: Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Pin 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. POWELL, MICHAEL 3710 Gailynn Dr. St. Ignatius Wrestling 1. 2: Prom Committee 4: Gold Honor Pin 4 . POWERS . MICHAEL 5680 Kirby Ave. Little Flower PRICE. WILLIAM 782'? Martin St. Assumption PRINZBACH. PAUL 6288 Cheviot Rd. St. James National Honor Society 4: Newspaper 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Computer Club 3'. Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2. PRYBAL. TERRY 5653 Hickory Ridge Ln. Glee Club 1. 2: Track 2: Wrestling 2. SI . Ignatius QUATKEMEYER. MICHAEL 2409 Chopin Dr. Assumption RARE. JEFF 4413 ?erin Ln . Wrestling 2. 3. St. Ignatius RAINES. KEN 3612 E. St. Martins St. Martins Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Bronze Honor Pin 3. RANZ. MICHAEL 5228 Oak Hill Ln. St. Ignatius Newspaper 1. 2: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. Z. 3. 433358113111. 2. REINERT. KEVIN 4325 Springdale Road St. John the Baptist REISIGER. MARK 9033 Orangewood DI. Assumption lnuarnurals 1. 2, 3. 4-. RICHTER. GREG 4632 Farview St. James RIEDEL, PAUL 6850 Edmar Ct. St. Richard Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. RIEDER. JAMES 9128 Whitehead Dr. St. John Baptist Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Track 1. RIEDER. JOHN 9128 Whitehead Dr. St. John the Baptist Student Council 1, 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Track 1: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. RIEDY. RONALD 9147 Coogan Drive Assumption Football 1. 2: Baseball 2. 4. RIEGER. BILL 5568 Fairwood Rd. St. Ignatius Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Poster Club 1, 2. 3: Com- puter Club 3: Bronze Honor Pin 3. ROEHRICH , ANTHONY 402'! Homalawn St. Aloysius Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. ROELL. JEROME 6691 Kilby Road. Harrison. Ohio St. John the Baptist in Harrison National Honor Society 3. 4: Newspaper 3. 4: Mathletics 3. 4; Inuamurals 1, 2. 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4. ROEMER. RON 3850 Riehle Rd. St. James Chess Club 1: lntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Tennis 1. 2. ROLL. KEN 3376 Hanylee Ln. St. Ann Newspaper 4; Band 3: Drama 3. 4; Dance Com- mittee 2. 3. 4: Student Exchange 2. 3: LA. 3: BSA 1, 2: Century Club 1, 2: Track 3. 4: WLSH 4. RUEERG. JERRY 5418 Timber Chase Rd. Football 1: Basketball 1. 2. 4: Golf 3. St. Ignatius 208 RUBERG. RANDY 2430 Whitewood Lane Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3. Little Flower RUHE. STEPHEN 3373 Stevie Lane Student Council 4; Wrestiing 2. St. James SCHABLEIN. JOHN 3932 Darwin Ave. Glee Club 3. 4: Bronze. Honor Pin 3. St. Martins SCHAEFER, SCOTT 3460 Jane Ave. St. Martin Newspaper 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mathletics 3. 4: Soccer 3: Computer Club 3; Stage Crew 4: Sports Conespondent to Cincinnati Post 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3. SCHAFFER. ROBERT 4981 Springdale St. John SCHAMER. TOM 3217 Anniston Dr. Wrestling 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Our Lady of Lourdes SCHIFFERNS , EDWARD 3072 Timberview Dr. St. Ignatius National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 4: Glee Club 2. 3: Mathletics 3, 4-, Computer Club 3, 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1-. Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. SCHMETZER, JAY 7716 Elizabeth St. Assumption Football 1. SCHMITZ, STEPHEN 5529 Surrey Ave. St. Aloysius Track 1: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4. SCHROECK. ROBERT 5868 Pameleen Ct. Little Flower Mathletics 3. 4; Computer Club 3; Prom Com- mittee 4; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4: Gold Honor Key 4. SCHWARTZ, STEVE 2745 Bristol Hill Ct. Little Flower Camera Club 1. 2, 3: Dance Com. 2. 3, 4. SCHWECKE. JOSEPH 7029 Alen4New London Rd. St. John's Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Bronze Honor Pin 4. SCHWEITZER, R03 5205 Colerain Track 2. 3. 4; Cross Coumzy 3. 4. Little Flower SCHWIETER. RICHARD 6103 Seile: Dr. St. James P-G Project 1, 4; Football 1: Basketball 1, 2. SERRAINO. MIKE 4035 Drew Ave. St. Aloysius Football 1; Track 1; Bronze Honor Pin 2: Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Pin 4. SIEMER. JOHN 3028 Temple Ave. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Show Band 4. St . Catherine SILLIES. WILLIAM 6013 Pineview Lane St. James SIMPKINS. DAVE 6729 Daleview Rd. St. Bernard Band 1.2.3. 4; Track 1. SLATTERY , PAT 6490 Golfway Dr. St. Richards Wrestling 1. 2-. Track 1. SMALL, CHARLES 3639 Cresmoll Dr. St. Ignatius SPEISER. JOHN 5567 Samver Road St. Ignatius Track 2. 3. 4; Cross Country. SPITZNAGEL. JOHN 3746 Monfon Heights Dr. St. Ignatius Wrestling 1. STAPLETON. ROBERT 5435 Green Acres CL. Football 1; Wrestling 1 . 2. ST. . Aloysius STERCZ. RICHARD 4220 School Section Road St. Aloysius Camera Club 2, 3; Football 1; Bronze Honor Pin 1 . STIGLER. DAVE 5058 Jessup Football 3; Baseball 4; Cheerleading 4. St. James STOUT. CHARLES 3386 Meyer Football 2. 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 3. STRAUS. DAN 5442 Cindy Lane Football 1. 2; Track 1. Little Flower SUNDERMAN . JIM 3235 Ferncroft St. Catherine Basketball 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 4. SUTTON . ROBERT 3682 Centurion Dr. St. Ignatius Glee. Club 1: Track 2; Tennis 1. THESKEN. KELLY 8101 Livingston Rd. St. James Football 1: Wrestling 2, 3 . 4. TOLLE. TIM 4271 Simca Lane St. Aloysius TONNIS, MICHEAL 5886 Seiler Dr. St. James TRACHSEL. GREGORY 3639 Whileoak Dr. St. James Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2: Gold Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Key 4: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. ULM. STEVE 3351 Alexis Dr. St. Ann National Honor Society 4; Basketball 1. 2; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2; Gold Honor Pin 3: Gold Honor Key 4: Inuamurals 1. 2. 3. 4. UNKRICH . HM 5769 Ocala. CI. St. James Wrestling 1. 2: Bowling 4: Imramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. VEERKAMP. DONALD 9094 Roundtop Rd. Ridge Track 1: Stage Crew 1, 2. 3: Dance Committee 1, 2. 3. 4: Intermurals 1. 2, 4; Soccer Manager 3. St. John the Baptist. Dry VOLLRATH. GUY 3039 Sandra P1. 81. Catharine Stage Crew 2: Dance Committee 3 . 4. VORDERBRUEGGEN . MICHAEL 3886 Lincoln Rd . St. James Chess Club 1. 2. 4; Football 1. 2; Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Silver Honor P111 3 . WAGNER, MATTHEW 8767 Canwheel Terrace St. Ann Chess Club 2; Cross Country 3: Inuammals 1. 2. 4. WALDECK. MARTY 2949 Rauogli Chess Club 3 , 4. St . Catherine WALTER. JOSEPH 5740 Sheed St. Bernard Mathletics 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 2. WALTON . GEORGE 8572 Neptune Drive St. Ann Football 4: Track 3. WEBER. DAVID 2754 Powell Drive St. Catherine Drama Club 1: Dance Committee 2: Bronze Honor Pin 1: Silver Honor Pin 1. WEINGARTNER. ROBERT 6074 Peachview Drive St. James Bowling 1: A.V. 2, 3: Computer Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 1. WEINLE, MIKE 3975 Harvestridge Drive St. Ignatius WEITZEL. WILLIAM 3750 lessup Rd. St. Iamas Track 1: Cheerleading 4; Footbali 1. 2: Basket- ball 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Loyalty Week Committee 3: Homecoming Week Committee 2. 3. WESTERFIELD. PHILIP C. 3169 Sunnyhollow Football 4. St. James WILKENS. STEPHEN 7213 Jamerine Ct. St. Ann Football 1, 2. 3: Track 1. WILLIAMS, LOUIS 3419 LaRue Ct. St. Cathrine WILLWERTH. RANDY 4309 Brookdale Dr. St. Als Band 1, 2, 3. 4: WLSH Fourth Year Only. WITZGALL, DAVID 7334 Appleridge C1. 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