Latin School of Indianapolis - Latinean Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

■ ' ■ 3 1833 03585 8569 Go 97 7. 202 InSLsl 1 9 76 I. a tin ©an This year a different approach was taken to produce a new style of yearbook. The purpose of this year ' s edition is two fold. The first is to record the daily classes and organizations. The second is to tell the story, those things which made this year different from any othcr-the laughing, the learning; the victories, the defeats; the rejoicing, and the crying; all of which are significant. This approach is a revolutionary idea in yearbook produc- tion and has not been tried before in high school journalism. This year ' s yearbook will help to tell the story of the 1975-76 academic year, which the walls have recorded for an eternity but are unable to repeat. ' f tf§ t A School J-nd anapoUs Vol. XVIU Since Latin School is a place where a young man can come and explore a priestly vocation it is very important for him to understand his religion. For this reason the Religious Department is constantly changing with the many developments of the Church regarding religious education. In the Freshman year the student is introduced to the Bible in Biblical Literature by the capable Fr. Cleary. The Sophomores learn about some recent and past Church happenings from Rev. Mis- ter Hilderbrand in Church History. In the Junior and Senior year these two classes combine to form a large group and explore several areas of religion such as: The Priesthood Today, Religion and the Future of Man, Biblical Interpretation, and Western Religions. Along with attempting to understand people, the Latin School also helps students to understand the world in which we live. The Science Department is the main outlet in this learning process. Mr. Ron Huck instructs students in General and Senior Biolo- gy, while Mr. Dick Mueller shares his knowledge of Earth Science and Chemistry. CO O rfi 1 CL O Ui CL O s co uu CO CO LU Q =) CO o o co The purpose of any Social Studies class is to help the stu- dent understand what goes on around him. This task is accom- plished by the well informed Mr. Joseph Pollman and Rev. Mr. Hilderbrand. In the Freshman and Sophomore years the students are introduced to foreign living conditions in World Cultures. The Junior year proves to be interesting as he can learn about the early American habitat in American History. The Senior year proves to be most interesting as he can choose from seven areas of studies. The most interesting of the seven are Government, Sociology, and Economics. The thing about Economics is that the word money makes people listen. Also offered are Social Problems, Political Science, Current History and American Per- sonalities. At the Latin School the problem of solving perplexity is done by the small, but adequate staff of Fr. Mader and Mr. Mueller. During the Freshman and Sophomore years, math is a re- quired course with Algebra in the first year and Geometry in the second. During the junior and senior years the more inquisi- tive student may try his luck at Advanced Algebra, Analysis, and Calculus. Mr. Mueller covers the freshman Algebra class while Fr. Mader, with his years of experience fully controls the other four classes. Most students find the classes enjoyable even if they are not fond of Mathematics. The atmosphere is light but serious. Students are encouraged to have fun but take their work seri- ously. 1 rn O Co The Language Department at Latin School offers com- plete programs in both Latin and French. Two years of a language are required for graduation. Fr. Schiedler teaches all four years of the French pro- gram, with Fr. Sims teaching all four years of Latin. The programs in each language are multi-media em- ploying tape recordings and filmstrips as well as the tradi- tional textbooks. I v: « ;;«£ While not everyone has natural artistic ability, what talent they do have is given a chance to develop in Latin School art classes. The Art Department, headed by Miss Haskett, offers each student the op- portunity to use art as a creative outlet of talent. While Freshmen are required to study Art Appreciation, many students follow this study of art by participating in the Art Lab courses. With facilities in- cluding a potterywheel and a kiln, any type of artistic endeavor is possible through the Art Department. Not every student can be a Michelangelo but all are given the chance. O In today ' s world communication is very necessary for a person to grow and develop properly. The English Dept. at Latin School is willing to help a student develop his speak- ing and listening talents through broadening his understand- ing of the language. Through the combined talents of Mrs. Peirce and Mrs. Waggoner this task is accomplished through such courses as English 1,2, 3, 4, Speech, Drama, and Journalism. Mrs. Waggoner and Mrs. Peirce have established a solid program so that the students are able to acquire a complete view of man ' s communication with his fellows. Although his schedule is very busy Mr. Huck manages to get through three more classes. He teaches Health, Phys. Ed., and Drivers Ed. besides his Biology classes and coaching. Health, which is a required course for freshman, lets the student learn a little bit about everything. Phys. Ed. offers a variety of activ- ities by which the individual may build his physique. In Drivers Ed. the students learn the rules of the road along with how to drive a car properly. c: o UJ uu cl The Cougar Varsity Squad: (Front Row L to R) Tom Kenter, Donn Proctor, Dan Brandon, Roger Probst, Phil Carson, Tim Marshall, Kevin O ' Hara, Rick Gillman, (Back Row L to R) Mr. Huck, Rodney Brown, Mark Schonhoff, Chris Duncan, Chris Lang, John Mollaun, Chuck Teaney, Chris Scarpone, Mr. Henderson. The Cougar Reserve Squad: (Front Row L to R) Donn Proctor, Dave Powell, Vince Oelker, Tony Lee, Blaise Kriech, Kevin O ' Hara, (Back Row L to R) Tom Kenter, Chris Schene, Larry Lackner, Bob Sonntag, Mr. Huck, Dan Obergfell, Tim Fisher, Brent Evenson, Charlie Kennedy, Rick Gillman. The Varsity Squad: (Front Row L to R) Roger Probst, Tim Marshall, Earl Snellings, John Mollaun, Ken Day, Brent Evenson, Chuck Teaney, (Back Row L to R) Ron Huck, Mike Henderson, Mo Oelker, Jim Walsh, Dan Brandon, Bill Christopher, Rob Hill, Tim Lake, Tim Fisher, Chris Duncan. The Cougar Reserve Squad: (Front Row L to R) Don Eckstein, Dave Powell, Bill Darroca, Tom Clegg, Kevin O ' Hara, Rob Lake, Mike Runnebahm, (Back Row L to R) Steve Romweber, Chris Schene, Vince Oelker, Tim Fisher, Larry Lackner, Pat Kane, Terry Hole va, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Huck. ¥ e $ £ £ Varsity Baseball X % % Sophomores Advei % 41 ¥ National Honor Society Juniors Gra duxf o Class of 76 Retreat nents 1 Intramurals wiiiiiiiiiii How We Looked Then r How We Look Now FRIENDS Anne Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allabach Juanita Allen Alverna Retreat House Frances Amato Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Ault Mr. and Mrs. James L Baldwin Dr. Ronald and Nancy Baumgart In Memory of Monsignor Bosler Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bowman Mr. Breuing Mary Brinker Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bruner Harry Caldwell Joyce Callahan Bo Carr Vi Carter Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Catellier The Cesnic Family Fr. Charles Sean Chesebrough Chiang John B. Clark Jr. Dr. R. E. Cole Patricia Commons Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coombs Elvis Cork Country Pine Geo. W. Crumbo Winston Cutshall The Daly Family Mike Davis Kathy Day Mary Day Ken and Margaret Dearinger Cecilia Deogracias Kevin Donohue Maureen Duffin Cathie Duh Steve Duncan, Scecina Graduate Pat Eader Dolly Eckstein BLIZ EGE Mr. and Mrs. Edward English Enda Enneking Jim Enneking Brent Evenson George and Bonnie Fate Maurice Feeney Jake Feld Tires Rev. Earl Feltman Mrs. Ralph Ferris Russel Fischer Tim Fisher Mary Flaspohler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox and Family Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fox and Family Frosty Mrs. Claire Galema Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Gardner Garrett Auto Sales Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gillman Bill Gold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Green Greer and Lee Farms Percy L. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall Rone Hamilton James Haramy H. E. Harlan Harry Miss Merelaine Haskett Colleen Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hayes Shannon Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hein Mrs. H. W. Hendrick and Son Andrew William Henn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Henn Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Henn Sr. Dan Henn Dave Henn Jul i Henn Aimee Hesterhagen, S. M. A. Mrs. Louise Hill Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hill Sisters of Holy Cross Delbert and Mary Hook Hoosier Equipment Service Inc. Lynn Hurrle Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt Indianapolis Ski Club Indy Auto Sales Jan Inserra Mr. and Mrs. John Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Walter Probst Gail Jones Linda Kaiser In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kane Charles Kercy Robert P. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kriech and Family Sister Rene Langenecker Mr. and Mrs. Lei Lilly Employee Terry Marriutto Nora Marshall Mark Mathias Charles Mattingly and Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mayer Bro. Christopher McCall, T.O.P. Sue McCann Cecilia McCarrel Mr. McGarvy Katie Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. James B. Mess and Anita Edwin E. Miller Florence L. Miller The Mooney Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore Amelia Rautenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reger JEAN ROSENGARTEN Mrs. Faye Sabik Sisters of St. Francis, North Vernon Patty Scarpone Frank Schaler Norbert Schott Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schoettle Patsy Scollard In Memory of the Lost Seven Kathy Shanahan Mr. Paul Shanahan and Family Terri Shanahan Jim Shaner In Memory of L. E. Sprickerhoff Howard T. Stahl Tom and Carol Steinmetz Diane Stoops Janet Stoops Rev. Kenny Sweeney Doris Ann Taylor Mrs. Mamie Thomas In Memory of Miss Princess Tri-Star Lt. and Mrs. Andrew Unsworth Nativity School Neighborhood Friend Noltes Pharmacy Patches Susie Payne Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Peoni Joe Pepitone Rev. Carmen Petrone 1r. and Mrs. Harry Veerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wachstetter Wade Mrs. Elaine Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wiemer Jim and Louise Wilrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wise and Son Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wittman PATRONS Adrian Orchards 500 W. Epler Rev. James Bonke 5301 W. 16th St. Fr. Robert Ajamie 6131 N. Michigan Rd. Mrs. E.J. Bradley 4910 Washington Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong 1322 N. Gibson Rev. David J. Brandon 8310 Rahke Rd. Rev Athanasius Ballard, O.S.B. 501 N. 17th Ave. Braun and Schott Market 1164 W. 30th St. Dr. William F. Bastnagel 5430 Washington Blvd. Rev. Henry P. Brown 212 Washington St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayse 904 N. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruno 4747 E. Washington St. Fr. Beitans 1807 Poplar St. Bruno TV Sales and Service 5055 E. 16th St. Compliments of Tom Benedict Rev. Francis Bryan 3200 Cold Springs Rd. Mr. and Mrs. David Berg 1521 Bruner Dr. Buescher Florists 503 E. Southern Ave. Herbert M. Berg 2827 Westbrook Dr. 121 Rev. Jim Byrne 1417 E. Ohio L. Marie Berg 2827 Westbrook Dr. Jim Calhoun Billy ' s Billiards 2513 Albany Mr. and Mrs. John Cannaday 223 S. Butler Mary Binder 3721 E. 10th St. A.J. Cancilla 5353 E. 56th St. Mr. and Mrs. David Blackwell 722 Northview Dr. Cannaday-Coverdill Realtors 9042 E. Washington St. Sr. Jane Bodine 530 N. Rural Jim and Barbara Card 4345 Springwood Trail Catholic Salvage Bureau 449 E. Washington St. Thomas Wm. Arthur Davis, Esq. 2326 S. Delaware Mrs. Carl Cecil 6457 Riverview Dr. Edgar W. Day Jr. 8718 Oriental Ct. Harriet G. Cecil 816 N. Rural Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Day 1524 E. Tabor Mrs. Cheshire 6143 Winthrop Andy Dewes 5135 Alameda Rd. Paul and Delores Clarke 5931 Flaine St. Cynthia Dewes 5135 Alameda Rd. Class of ' 78 Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Dewes 5135 Alameda Rd. Rev. William Cleary 520 Stevens St. Jim Dewes 5135 Alameda Rd. The John Clegg Family 626 N. Jefferson John Dewes 5135 Alameda Rd. Tom Clegg 626 N. Jefferson Norman Dewes ' 77 5135 Alame da Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Commons 67 924 E. 54th St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dominik 932 Holly Dr. John Corey Sr. 3541 E. Rural The Donlan Family 5115 Lincoln Rd. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford 2113 E. Kessler Blvd. Rev. Francis Dooley 1109 Tabor Mrs. Crissy 5010 E. 56 th St. Duncan ' s Enterprises 7309 E. 35th St. Bell Cronin Florist 2158 N. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Duncan 7309 E. 35th St. Rev. Sam Curry St. Joseph ' s Church The Dwires Paul F. Eggert 224V 2 S. 6th St. 471 W. 63rd St. Al and Ruth Elmes Nineveh Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Fleetwood 2931 N. Warman Mr. and Mrs. Elstro 939 S. 10th St. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Fox 1219 Whittier PI. Mr. and Mrs. Al Enneking 305 S. Walnut Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fox 4400 E. 10th St. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne E. Evenson 4511 Staughton Dr. Rev. Donald Evrard 542 Walnut St. Louis R. Faenzi Electronic Service 28 South St. Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Syracuse, New York Mr. and Mrs. James S. Farrell 1459 Shannon Ave. Francis X Feist Family 7655 E. 52nd St. Godrey Feld 9250 Brooksville Rd. Dr. Francis Ferry 1638 E. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Fitzgerald 4435 N. Washington Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fild Jr. 151 E. Pleasant Run Parkway The Flaherty Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fougerousse Mike Frederick 1347 N. Meridian Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Fries 4929 Whitton PI. Bill Frye 732 DeQuincy Fullenkamp Hardware and Sport, Inc 19 E. George St. William Gaboway 187 N. 25th St. Geiss TV 11 E. George St. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Gillman 819 Balroyal Ct. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gottmoeller 4929 McFarland Rd. Mary J. Gottschalt 7816 E. 46th St. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grose 7925 E. 35th St. G.H. Germann Funeral Homes 1505 S. East St. 5141 S. Madison Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitz Gerald Mrs. John Guifoy and Family 1416 N. Olney St. 2636 S. East St. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hager 1616 McCullough Ln. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Johnson 1842 N. Warman M. B. Hale Jr. 1712 Arley Dr. Mr. Frank Jordan 1410 Linnwood Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Hannigan 4908 Leone Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Juerling 215 S. 14th St. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Henn 5150 S. Capitol Mr. Teddy Kallas 520 Stevens St. Mr. and Mrs. Henry RR 3 Mr. and Mrs. E. Patrick Kane 7841 Graham Rd. Dr. Lowell Hicks 1130 E. Jefferson Mrs. Robert E. Kirby 3010 E. 52nd St. Rev. Michael Hilderbrand 520 Stevens St. Rev. Gerald Kirkhoff Scecina High School Mrs. Carol A. Hill P.O. Box 51 Holy Family K of C Council No. 3682 220 Country Club Rd. Mr. and Mrs. George Hil P.O. Box 51 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lang 7610 S. Oak Dr. Robert J. Hil P.O. Box 51 Lannon Tool and Die Hobby Supply Center Joseph S. LaRosa 408 W. Hill Valley Ron Huck 2127 Hosedale Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leach 113 Bay St. larias Restaurant 317 S. College Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leahy 4059 N. Pennsylvania Mrs. Rose Leemhuis and Family 7354 N. Lesley Jennings Market 2858 Clifton Carl W. Lentz and Family 4041 N. Audubon Jockish Flowers Leppert and Copeland Mortuary Mr. and Mrs. Longenecker 14 N. 30th St. Paul Page 514 E. Mefrell St. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wm. McCall 1613 Avenue East Parker Heating Air Conditioning 3446 Hartman Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCarrel 3518 Ferncliff Rev. Martin Peter 4625 N. Kenwood Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGray 1521 Bruner Dr. Rev. Carmen Petrone 4100 E. 56th St. Mary E. McGuire 1364 N. Gale Mrs. Raymond O. Pierce 4925 N. Kessler Blvd. William Meek D.D.S. 5317 E. 16th St. Platter Insurance Agency Bob Meiners 11420 Lake Shore Dr. Jack Porter 3354 W. 30th St. Rev. Robert Mohrhaus 1350 N. Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Pros Mollaun 3570 Fisher Rd. Rev. Harry Monroe 3803 Denwood Dr. Rev. James D. Moriarty 4100 E. 56th St. E.R. Powell and Family RR 1 Box 213 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price and Family 938 N. Lesley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Proctor 59 N. Elizabeth Mrs. Catherine Ready 28 Whittier PI. Justin Reuter and Family 4164 Millersville Rd. Mueller Body Shop RR 1 Box 463 Rev. G.B. Saum RR 5 Box 42a Rev. Charles Noll 306 N. Green St. Rev. Donald Schneider 1417 E. Ohio Mr. and Mrs. R.U. Obergfell 3248 Brill Rd. Jim and Ann Schnieder 8534 Sarasota Ct. C.P. Obery 5948 N. Dearborn Seminarians of Saint Pius Saint Pius X Seminary Our Lady of Greenwood Grade School 335 S. Meridian Eloise Sexton 1459 N. Delaware Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Simpson RR 3 Rev. Robert Sims 520 Stevens St. Rev. Richard Terrill 550 N. Temple Rev. Francis Tuohy 5333 E. Washington St. Union Bank and Trust Co. Suzanna Sinclair 411 E. Michigan Dr. and Mrs. Uzdawinis 1885 Weslynn Jim Sorg 4638 E. 10th St. Mrs. Elaine Waggoner 520 Stevens St. Southview Drive-in Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sponsel 1202 N. Oxford Mrs. James R. Starling RR 4 Box 424 In memory of James R. Starling Monsignor Sweeney 1347 N. Meridian Mr. and Mrs. F. Svarczkopf 2836 Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweeney 533 N. Oakland Ave. Mrs. Margaret Taylor 814 W. 25th St. Paul J. Weaver 3450 N. Meridian Rev. Mike Welsh 520 Stevens St. Diane Werne 516 E. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. White 6939 E. 48th St. Rev. Thomas Widner 3803 Denwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wingerter 6855 Meadowview Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Zore 14 Parkway Ln. SPONSORS JAMES BABCOCK AND SON — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 4850 University Ave. BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS 15 E. George St. BOB ' S PHARMACY 1342 S. East St. BOVA FRUIT 4101 MASSACHUSETTS MR. AND MRS. JOSE S. CABIGAS MD 416 S. 33rd CHAMBERS STANDARD SERVICE 1035 N. Capitol Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 from the Indy Tones COOK APPRAISAL 2217 Winchester Dr. WILBUR A. COOK — INSURANCE AGENCY 5015 English Ave. DR. AND MRS. ROBERT DALY 5961 Singleton DR. JOHN DEHNER 212 S. 22nd St. FRANCISCO D. DEOGRACIAS MD 502 E. Perry FINK MOTORS CO. 1011 N. Meridian MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM P. FLYNN 7320 Holliday Dr. DR. FRANK FORTUNA 533 Mellowood Dr. GRADY BROS. CO., INC. 915 Somerset Ave. JOE HAMMOND 78 28 N. Whittier PI. RICHARD W. HAMMOND AND FAMILY 28 N. Whittier PI. WADDY HAYDEN 2101 W. Morris DAN HENN 78 5115 Central Ave. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P. HENSEL 549 N. Parker Ave. HERTEL SHOE STORE 118 Boehringer St. MR. AND MRS. JAMES INSERRA 318 S. 22nd St. REV. JOHN KAHLE Marion College KASPER FURNITURE CO. 860 Virginia Ave. REV. PATRICK J. KELLY 2850 S. Holt Rd. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE KIRKHOFF 5660 Hillside Ave. REV. HAROLD KNUEVEN 555 Worchester Ave. KORTZENDORF MACHINE AND TOOL 1450 Sunday Dr. LAMPING CLEANERS 1625 Main St. S. M. LAROSA 530 Debra Ln. FR. PAUL LANDWERLIN 2816 W. St. Clair LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 S. Meridian St. MARY LEE 530 Jenning St. MR. AND MRS. HARLIN LUNSFORD 211 Beechmont Dr. REV. LAWRENCE LYNCH 4217 Central Ave. REV. JOSEPH MADER 520 Stevens St. MR. AND MRS. A.F. MALCAK 4121 Aspen Way MR. AND MRS. F.B. MC MAHON 727 Ramblin Rd. MC NAMARA FLORIST INC. 1111 E. 61st St. MILLERS REGAL MARKET Terrace at Madison Ave. MR. AND MRS. W.J. MILLS 4150 Carrolton NATIONAL DECORATORS 443 Virginia Ave. NEW POINT STONE CO. RR 1 MR. AND MRS. JACK C. NOWLING RR 1, Box 349 MR. AND MRS. JOHN NOWLING 1322 N. Riley PARCEL AND DISPATCH INC. 303 Senate Ave. PORTRAITS BY PAULA 3905 N. Washington Blvd. BERNARD C. PRICE EXCAVATING 309 Buck Creek Blvd. MR. AND MRS. PAUL PROCTOR JR. 424 N. DeQuincy QUICK PRINTING 34 N. Delaware JOSEPH RAUTENBERG 1154 Gilbert JOHN T. ROCAP 3127 E. 52nd St., Apt. B REV. ROBERT SCHEIDLER 520 Stevens St. JOE SCHEMBRA 428 S. New Jersey MR. AND MRS. H.R. SCHONHOFF 408 Rick La. REV. KENNETH E. SMITH 1414 Southern Ave. SPORTS IMPORTS 5436 E. Washington St. MR. AND MRS. FRANK TAYLOR 601 N. Elm St. TAYLOR SHELL 2304 Madison Ave. WM. WEBER SONS 1910 Churchman Ave. MR. AND MRS. JAMES WETZEL 609 S.W. A St. WOODCROFT PHARMACY 5541 Madison Ave PARISH SPONSORS SAINT JOHN — OSGOOD 331 S. Buckeye SAINT JOSEPH Elwood SAINT JOSEPH Shelbyville SAINT JUDE 5353 McFarland Rd. SAINT LAWRENCE 4650 Shadeland Ave. SAINT LAWRENCE Lawrenceburg SAINT LOUIS Batesville SAINT MARK 554 E. Edgewood SAINT MARY ' S 206 S. East SAINT MARY ' S 317 N. New Jersey SAINT MARY ' S Alexandria SAINT MARY ' S Lanesville SAINT MARY ' S North Vernon SAINT MARY ' S Richmond SAINT MARY ' S OF THE ROCK RFD 2 SAINT MATTHEW 4110 E. 56th St. SAINT MICHAELS 3354 W. 30th St. SAINT MONICA 6131 N. Michigan Rd. SAINT NICHOLAS RR 1 SAINT PATRICK 950 Prospect SAINT PATRICK Terre Haute SAINTS PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL 1347 N. Meridian SAINT PHILIP NERI 550 N. Rural SAINT PIUS X 7200 Sarto Rd. SAINT RITA 1713 Martindale SAINT ROCH 3511 S. Union SAINT SIMON 8400 Roy Rd. SAINT SUSANNA Plainfield SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS 4625 N. Kenwood Ave. SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS West Lafayette CHRIST THE KING 1827 Kessler Blvd. HOLY ANGELS 740 W. 28th St. HOLY FAMILY Oldenburg HOLY NAME OF JESUS 89 N. 17th Ave. HOLY ROSARY 520 Stevens St. HOLY SPIRIT 7241 E. 10th St. HOLY TRINITY Edinburg IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Greensburg IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY 5692 Central Ave. LITTLE FLOWER 4720 E. 13th St. NATIVITY OF OUR LORD 7218 E. Payne Rd. OUR LADY OF GREENWOOD 335 S. Meridian OUR LADY OF LOURDES 5333 E. Washington St. OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL 1045 W. Gray Rd. SACRED HEART 1530 Union St. 325 S. Chestnut SAINT ANDREW 3808 Denwood SAINT ANNE ' S Box 48, Star Route SAINT ANTHONY RR 3, Batesville SAINT BARNABAS 8300 Rahke Rd. SAINT BARTHOLOMEW 727 Sycamore SAINT BERNADETTE 555 Worcester Ave. SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENNA 1109 E. Tabor SAINT CHRISTOPHER 5301 E. 16th St. SAINT COLUMBA 1306 27th St. SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES 2167 Avondale PI. SAINT JAMES THE GREATER 1 156 Cameron SAINT JOAN OF ARC 4217 Central Ave. SAINT AGNES Nashville SAINT JOHN 126 W. Georgia SAINT AMBROSE SPECIAL SPONSORS AMERICAN FLETCHER NATIONAL BANK 2122 E. 10th St. Indianapolis 46201 ARTEMIO E. JOCO, M.D. 301 Rose St. Fountain City 47374 BILLY ' S RECREATION 2216 Shelby Indianapolis 46203 INDIANA FIRE PREVENTION CO. INC. 245 E. South St. Indianapolis 46225 MONSIGNOR JOSEPH D. BROKHAGE 1210 E. Main St. Plainfield 46168 JOSEPH E. KELLY AGENCY 3660 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis 47201 CAPITOL CITY FENCE 920 E. New York St. Indianapolis 46202 KERVAN INSURANCE AND REALTY 455 N. Emerson Indianapolis 46219 CAPITOL MEAT COMPANY 2719 E. Troy Ave. Indianapolis 46206 KIESLER HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Box 98 Greenville 47167 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER AND FAMILY 840 Fabyan Rd. Indianapolis 46217 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL NO. 437 1305 N. Delaware Indianapolis 46202 DR. WILLIAM C. DARROCA AND FAMILY Richmond State Hospital Richmond 47374 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 3660 511 E. Thompson Rd. Indianapolis FEENEY — KIRBY MORTUARY 1901 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis 46202 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 6138 220 S. Washington St. Indianapolis 46214 JAMES W. FISHER RR 1 Box 539 Shelbyville 46176 ST. PIUS X KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 2100 E. 71st St. Indianapolis 46220 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME INC. 1601 E. New York St. Indianapolis 46202 KOCH NEWS COMPANY 2120 S. Meridian St. Indianapolis HANCOCK RURAL TELEPHONE CORP. Maxwell LATIN SCHOOL PARENTS CLUB Cougar Boosters Always FRANK J. LUZAR WRECKING 7402 Lake Rd. Indianapolis 46217 MR. AND MRS. AUGUST SCARPONE 4904 Wanamaker Dr. Indianapolis 46239 MAHAN TURF SERVICE 4460 Winthrop Ave. Indianapolis 46205 MR. AND MRS. DON SCHMOLL AND FAMILY 516 E. Orange St. Indianapolis 46203 MC DONALDS OF COLUMBUS 1880 National Rd. Columbus 47201 SHIRLEY BROS. MORTUARIES 946 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis 46219 MOORE AND KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL 5342 E. Washington St. Indianapolis 46219 SICKLE CELL CENTER 3549 N. College Indianapolis BURT NEES TIRE 6313 W. Washington St. Indianapolis 46241 STEVENS — CHRYSLER 1001 E. Main St. Plainfield 46168 PLYMOUTH OUR LADY OF GRACE CONVENT 1402 E. Southern Ave. Beech Grove 46107 THORNBURG MACHINE 220 S. Noble St. Shelbyville 46170 DR. AND MRS. ANTONIA PARAISO 241 S. 31st St. Richmond 47374 UNITED HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1000 N. Madison Ave. Greenwood 46142 PERPETUAL FEDERAL 230 Walnut St. Lawrenceburg 47025 HERMAN C. WOLFF COMPANY 107 N. Pennsylvania Indianapolis CHARLES E. PRICHETT D.D.S. 141 N. Shortridge Rd. Indianapolis 46219 REV. RICHARD ZORE 1210 E. Main St. Plainfield LEO J. AND SARA JO REA 6803 E. 49th St. Lawrence ZORE ' S WRECKER SERVICE 1300 N. Mickley Ave. Indianapolis SAINT PAUL CATHOLIC CENTER Bloomington 47401 FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF 1976 from the LATINEAN staff ALUMNI James R. Griggs Fr. Joseph Rautenberg Fr. Mark Svarczkoph Fr. Thomas Stumph Carl Wagner Fr. Ed Hilderbrand ' 64 Fr. Carlton Beever ' 66 Steve Lang ' 68 Tony Lang ' 69 Rob Roberts ' 69 Tony Sipes ' 69 Tom Costello ' 71 Tom Kennedy ' 71 Mark Proctor ' 71 Dick (the Stick) Duncan ' 72 Garry Lang ' 72 Patrick Naughton ' 72 Ron Probst 72 Timothy Besse ' 73 Bill Brown ' 73 Sam Eckstein ' 73 Mike Tryon ' 73 Joe Uhlenhake ' 73 Jim Bixler ' 74 Charles R. Glesing, Jr. ' 74 Dan Kriech ' 74 Mike Schott 74 John Moose Wesling 74 Kenny Eckstein 75 Dave Henn 75 Steve Kuhlman 75 John McCarrel 75 Greg Pierce 75 Rick Roberts 75 Pat Starling 75 Dan Brandon 76 Bill Christopher 76 Jim Dewes 76 Marty Dominik 76 Rick Flory 76 Rick Gillman 76 Bob Gottschalt 76 Tom Kenter 76 Chris Lang 76 Tim Marshall 76 John Mollaun 76 Mike Nowling 76 Maurice Oelker 76 Roger P robst 76 Chris Scarpone 76 Steve Schmoll 76 Earl Snellings 76 Latin School grads who are continuing their education at Marian College: Mike Scheidler 72 Bill Lower 73 Dave Matern 73 Dan Mattingly 73 Darrell Woodard 74 Tom Carson 75 Ken Eckstein 75 Pat Starling 75 Jack Werle 75 If we can serve your needs, contact: Admissions Director MARIAN COLLEGE 3200 Cold Spring Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46222 (317) 924-3291 Service Plumbing Inc. 5340 Madison Ave 784-2749 Complete Repairs New Work Residential Commercial Remodeling Rheem Heater Call Dick or Frank Tucher TO RENT A FORKLIFT TRUCK CALL US INDIANA inc. BRANCHES INDIANAPOLIS - 317 545-6631 MUNCIE - 317 282-1355 TERRE HAUTE - 812 235-2378 COLUMBUS - 812 372-2846 Mauro J. Agnelneri President Clark Lift of Indiana Inc. 3155 N. Shadeland Ave. P.O. Box 26307 Indianapolis, Ind. 46226 545-6631 John D. Murphy, Realtor — Appraiser We wish each student a successful, happy and prosperous future. Wholesale Retail SOUTHWAY FURNITURE CO. Appliances and Lamps, Coins, Stamps, Gift Shops Supplies and Business Printing 1609 S. East St. Indianapolis, Ind. 46225 OWNER MANAGER Ray Griffith Loretta F. Baverle (317) 634-9566 (317) 632-8795 We do it all for you- ■McDonalds Complements of McDonald ' s if T?® livilTooo FORMATION: CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCES 1 m — i r m - i to ■« • i i ' 7T ' Br ' - SME j [ 1 -4 ft-  ■ • i V; ' ■« - ' - - . ' - DRAMA SPURS STUDENT TALENT STUDENT COUNCIL: THEY GET IT DONE I h 4 INTRAMURALS THE HARD BUNCH j |- ifl .. . . , -■ M mm 4 fl A BOARDING: AN LS. EXPERIENCE FUN FILLED FIELD DAY TOWERS REPORTS ACTIVITIES Sunday, before Chuck Teaney left Rising Sun for the dorm, his mom reminded him to put on a clean pair of socks every day. By Friday he couldn ' t get his shoes on. volJD twin tower$ ctudcnt publication latin $chool of indianapolis V s Digger fc 0 ' Dell Substitute Fills Art Gap Alumnite A Happening When thesexual revolution began, I tried to enlist. Flying High Or Molting? STAFF Editor Editorial apprentices Staff Photography editors Photography staff Faculty advisors Dan Brandon Donn Proctor Tim Kelly John Mollaun Bill Christopher Roger Probst Tim Marshall RickGillman Chris Scarpone Bryce Pierson Tom Hill Steve Day Dan Henn Tim Kelly John Dewes Donn Proctor Kevin O ' Hara Mrs. Joan Peirce Mr. Joe Pollman Successful Drive Makes Yearbook Reality Students speak out: LQ72S Digger ' s Top Tunes 1) That Ain ' t No Way To Treat a Lady 2) I ' m Gonna Be a Teenage Idol 3) Not Fragile 4) FreeWheelin ' 5) Operator 6) It Don ' t Come Easy 7) Dance With Me 8) That ' s the Way of the World 9) Fight the Power With Mr. Stephen Mrs. Peirce and Juniors Basketball Players Mr. Henderson Jim Dewes Tim McGee Calculas Class Dan Brandon Grade pt. Average Seniors % Hi, Ho, Metro! Away! Cougars Searching For Winning Touch LATINEAN PULLS YEAR TOGETHER - « J 1 . 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M .4 mm £k 4t - ■■■■■.- ;; a-; 3 ATHLETES GET JUST DESSERTS msii| .« jr — tigS MARDI GRAS: FA T TUESDA Y BREAK BETWEEN CLASSES: SPIRIT WEEK GETS IT TOGETHER THE BODY DIED BUT THE SOUL LIVES FROM MANY GOES ONE ft r A F V. , ( Cs tin ' , ' till = V, e w v S BP1TH ' JL ' jfvvH •MtMr. | ' ' Ai ' A • 1 ( St-Ib I THE EDUCATORS Jr 1 J j . hW AJ k i r f ; a- ; ■■ ■ jflHfe ObV| 7 i i  « ■ 1 L I n |mI( m w ft , v ' i 1 z£ _ Ill ■ i THE IMPORTANT PEOPLE: STUDENTS FRESHMAN DEVELOP SPIRIT Peter Berg William Darroca Thomas Davis Peter Dewes Donald Eckstein Philip Fisher Frank Habermel Robert Hill Richard Kunkel Andrew Lackner Robert Lake Joseph Mattingly Timothy McGee ..ft ■■ ' , David Powell Roger Rudolf Michael Runnebohm Luisite Rustia 1 1 I I. Christopher Schene Thomas Schliessman Jackie Tomasello James Walsh ' ■ y , ' N- ... ■_ tfHi 22 f B . jfl ' TtBfl ' 1 § ■ — «; ■ .... . : m SSKB M HbE - F ? h Duane Baker David Berg Paul Besse Rodney Brown t rtii aA Thomas Clegg V Stephen Day Christopher Duncan James Enneking I I Brent Evenson Timothy Fisher Joseph Hammond Daniel Henn Terrence Holeva James Hutchinson Michael Jonas Charles Kennedy Blaise Kriech Larwence Lackner Timothy Lake Tony Lee Paul Mayer Daniel Obergfell Vincent Oelker Stephen Romweber Ernest Stoops Dennis Sweeney Christopher Taylor liv | _. — ■ Si r i JUNIORS MATURE L4l f l Philip Carson Kenny Day Michael Davis Carmelo Deogracias Mike Kane Timothy Kenter Bryce Pierson Timothy Kelly Steven Leonard Donn Proctor Thomas Hill Mark Schonhoff .V ik Chuck Teaney . 7 f i Andrew Watness 3 99 THE SENIORS, REAL LEADERS COMING GOING 4 ■- Jf : W ' ' ' Ak i si |: ' It:. C V f ■ t r !■-■ ' I -Marine Jtt rtcA Jc) nvrtc on Ball State University Intra murals Play Schola Bookstore Formation Committee Twin Towers Staff Twin Towers Editor Latinean Staff Development Office Canned Food Drive Danny Thomas Drive Baseball Basketball Class Vice President V.F.W. Voice Of Democracy National Honor Society Hoosier Boys ' State Paula Anderson Scholarship Phi Beta Kappa Award Indianapolis Police Department Youth Award Indianapolis Star Journalism Award National Merit Scholarship Saint Meinrad College Baseball Intra murals Play National Honor Society Co-Head Of Academics And Cultural Committee Sacristan Gymnasium Manager Jf-i toams TaAvHA SiAer- Jfr-. IUPUI Co-Head of Special Events Play Danny Thomas Drive Canned Food Drive £ ' 77i£ V y z 2 y Purdue University Theatrics Adademic Honors Service Star CO-Head Of Student Services Head Of The Cafeteria Bookstore ffl r n J? Mom friA Saint Meinrad College Bookstore Sacristan Publications Room Manager Schola Librarian Development Office House Officer Intra murals Organist Latinean Staff Ball State University Community Service Award Schola Class Vice President Formation Committee Outstanding Student Award Twin Towers Staff Academic Cultural Chairman Basketball Manager Intra murals National Honor Society National Merit Finalist Theatrics yiicA tr J S levn tJZc na r Saint Meinrad College Sacristan Formation Committee Junior Liturgy Committee National Honor Society V.W.F. Speech tyloAe ' ? Juzr4eA vfdixA z t Saint Meinrad College Academics Honors Class Vice President National Honor Society Play Manager Statistician Twin Towers Staff La tinea n Staff La tinea n Editor Service Awards Intra murals Intramural Extra Cirricular Chairman Leonard J. Oakes Foundation Scholarship Danny Thomas Drive Canned Food Drive Bicenterinenial Minute Contest Indianapolis Star Journalism Awards C A rrh z ' ¥i d iA te z e - Purdue University House Officer Class Secretary-Treasurer Reserve Basketball Varsity Basketball Intra murals l9 J nw £eifisie ' r fti cer- £a nsz Purdue University Basketball Baseball Intra murals Academic Awards National Honor Society Outstanding Student Award Student Council Vice-President Class Vice-President Class Secretary-Treasurer Head Of Formation Council Basketball Captain timsdinrtj y. lyttarA uz c ' Indiana University Intra murals Twin Towers Staff Class President Class Secretary-Treasurer Basketball Baseball Dorm Prefect Play Academic Awards Service Awards Outstanding Student Award Phi Beta Kappa Basketball Captain ¥i nvz ( yfoe ceu rv Indiana University Intra murals Baseball Manager Player National Honor Society House Officer Regulator Audio Visual Staff Cafeteria Staff Play lyftauvr ce ' . (Je ner- Purdue University Basketball Baseball Play Class Secretary Class Treasruer Student Council President Class President Intra murals National Honor Society Twin Towers Staff Service Awards Academic Honors JlC 2 r if iJj}H 6 ' Purdue University Basketball Baseball Manager Play Co-Head Of Student Services Class Secretary-Treasurer Intra murals National Honor Society Academic Awards Service Awards Twin Towers Staff Latinean Staff Phi Beta Kappa S.A.C. Club To vrt iofen r ' jitijSi i ' JrcasrJiorie ' IUPUI Social Action Committee Intra murals Canned Food Drive Theatrics Indiana University- Canned Food Drive Danny Thomas Drive S.A.C. Club President Boarders Council Twin Towers Staff Intra murals Baseball Most Valuable Player; Baseball Intramurals Committee r Yivme6 %rvetcc9t42 ' This year ' s edition of the Latinean was made a reality by only one group of people-the students ofL.S. By their dedication and hard work during the fund raising drive this yearbook became possible. Now that the money was in our hands, production became the only concern. With a small group of enthuiastic students a staff was formed to begin work on the ' 76 Latinean. Throughout the year the staff had one big problem-finding time to get to- gether to get something concrete accomplished but because of their loyalty to the school, the students, and to me, the book progressed along slowly. As editor I want to take this opportunity to thank those people who made this edition a reality-my staff and you the students of Latin School. Thanks for supporting me and giving me the opportunity to give a special gift to you-you as a person in your high school years immortalized by pictures. Thanks again. Tom Renter