McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

W HIGH SCHOOL L LIBRARY v , '1 EEKmZEWQEWEWK?I-imggaun . 1-,... : , :5 J mix; '1L 13L. - .--A';'. A53. - Ii: j. A ' 1970 McAuleyan Volume VII Introduction 1 Faculty and Academics 10 Student Life 40 Underclassmen 108 Seniors 142 MCAuley High School Conducted bx Cincinnati, Ohio the Sisters of Mercv I Magus... n tickwtock, clocks, wind Chill '20 daybreak's frolic, how comes imagination? whole-souled, determination, humdrum daze, why not an open door? ...iit 1 IIIIinl-l ll.lll!liltx..gbl.bxan!.:gli a thirty minute repast, pervading warmth, the age of license, a vibrant generation, a second's reflection, flowers smell, swell, bloom, fade, dle, why? fish faces, surrealistic shadows, suspended hope, turned off - tuned in, bubble gummer on file, ingenious duality lunar influence doubled effects, univers a1 inspir ation, wine to blood, why? sh! hobpopped corn, first farewell, witness . . Fascination '70 4 i . :1 V I , . L ,. r; . J V, ,. ,.EL N .1. , a .w . , , . n . . y r ., , , Wu . Challenges of corporate management balance the books to make ends meet notices, bulletins to parents and teachers discipline for class skippers and lunchroom behavior tuition payments and money requests passes for visitors or guests fund drive returns and club activities determine the beneficial and important for efficient oper ation n ..A 0 0.!.0,-00-.l..llllIIu. r ., '- 'II.I.IIJID I . . , --i'.iw $13 at u A teacher's work is never done delivering endless writing as- signments, repetitive lectur es, sneak quizzes, needed tests, spending hour after hour correcting papers, curving grades, distinguishing e s from undotted i's, team rooters, concert supporters, play boosters, activity moderators Mr. Ortman admires Canadian products. Mrs. Krider pours the way to successl As the schoolday ends, Miss V. Huber departs with a smile. Mr5. Staub perks up during a break. This is all pan of Mrs. Hensel's health program. 15 .323... 5. .3... J 3 mm; n: v .u - Acceptance, rejection liked by some - disliked by others laughed with - laughed at listened to - blocked out lllh lI-rn :1 s . plum Miss Connelly teaches Miss Cassiere the an of screen- ing. Mrs. Holewski sets a precedent by shelving feath- ers. Sr. Cheryl's thoughts harmonize with the tune of a silent concert. Mr. Glascock and ML Sheridan start off the day with a mild case of energy. Sr. Clarita still can't figure out what the question was. Smiling faces greet Miss Parrish as she delves into the past. Expert techniques learning through teaching bachelor's, masterls, M.Ed.'s reason, logic, organization 18 ,3 u. a , S I d Gourmet Mrs Grimm delights in a sultine 51a salt. th the ea59 of a pro. Vlr. Wes, tendorf explains the mysteries of Theology. Miss Huber pin pomte; ML 0 Connor 5 problem in a Stitch. Volatile charm witty remarks a sharp sense of humor neat and efficient HWNHVSHHP '1..nger 9M. 1!$1 r Candid expression sincere compliments, honest criticisms outspoken, yet res erved Mrs, LaPresm reaches to new heights, Fur Sr, Jarlath and Mrs, Crebb :he Ema w :hc game hes in the bat ance. Fri Cooper cant JC- ciine the ihance to recline Mrs. Foster inlruduces an old friend to a new one Miss Honekamp, Miss Schillings ribbons and bows, go hand in hand. Mrs. R1hm glows 1n happy anticipation. 3 ,.L a,,a, . p , r i. ,.'$Z,,: S f t 4 ,- p mum I i ? - .4 4 J! . 531, . 1 . ll Teachers are human mothers, fathers, husbands, wives enjoying picnics and hikes through Winton Woods with their families going to a symphony at Music Hall having a night out on the tOWn Mrs. Semancik and Miss Tebben exchange departing words of wisdom. Sr. Johanna deciphers computerized 1iving. Mrs Dunkerly demonstrates her tactics for playing Indians. Sr. Loretta Marie springs the timer on Mrs. Kamer. Mrs. Hana- gan admires the machinery of the economic room. Mrs Mohrhaus finds another success in her Westinghouse. 25 IJJJIIH 3 ; -..-.q m -3-3 3K - .3 i Alive and sensitive strong minds, big hearts, ready hands occasional dull jokes underground celebration parties Mrs. Capano travels at a fast pace. 5L Michaeleen demonstrates her famoua library pasa. Mrs. deDuggi proves a little dab'l do it. Father Leurck and SL Eileen Marie pose high goals - they start at the top. For an, swers to agekold questions, consult yellow pages sug- gests Father Ruzick. While recording grades, Sr. Esther i5 gladly distracted. 27 Tested patience bad days with little sympathy never ending chatter blank answer sheets classes of unraised hands M m IQW Ma. FMEmmazamth-Smm Mr, Caskelli selects hi5 col- lege. Miss Deck admires the art of students. Mrs. Dressman quizzes the minds of seniors, Staged pictures. are out of the question 7 Sr. Deanne Marie and Mr. Englert Mrs. Bielefeld hesitates before unwinding Spanish culture Untiring willingness struggle for improvement, encouragement for educational advancement and individual progress V WEQW:MaikMk , 30 McAULEY IHGH SCI-IGCL LIBRARY Miss Kremer displays her stern look of determination. Are you sure I won't stick the baby. Miss Schaefer? asks Mr. Junker. Mr. Hitzler gets out of his trucking busi- ness Sr. Marjorie pages through files of promising meals. v- w:- x; mm , ,..... .m.-.m.- 31 North Central team evaluates curriculum communicating in a foreign langu age experimenting with scientific concepts classroom and behind the wheel training respecting but maybe not accepting AccompliShment is work anothers belief 1 CULERMNI Hi EH SBHUGL nmvrn mum CAR I 32 An astonishing chemical discovery awaits R. Freson and T. Ducker. Education doesn't slop - not even behind khe wheel of a can I. Poniske focuses her stud- ies 0n the Middle Ages. 33 Potential geniuses challenging quadratic equations NHS welcomes seniors, juniors It's Academic team-number two and trying harder exploring the life and works of great authors young talents merge for exhibits at science fairs i :1 ,3 $3 i '. i l l, 1.4: : , it L, x: ,1 :1 Geometry has 6 Dawe5 going round in circles, It's Academic team alternates M. Shea and D. 30559 take to the silence of the library. It's Academic team gives the photographer a winning smile K. Blank, J. Klw ener, D, Danemayer, Sr. Johanna, moderator. Presi- dent T. Willke helps I. Kist with the National Honor Society pin.Misseditagain1FDurth year in a row. 34 i? Y+++ + .111. EL +++ . . llI-Il v+++++ . . +++++++ . . WT 7+++++++ L ++++++++ .. 2 J Jfg$ff+ + + V . v++++++++++++ + .A :m. +++++++++++++++ . ; u. v++++++++++++++ . +++++++++++++++ 7 ++6.+.,++ +++++ ++++++++++++ v++++++++++ h v . .Q u+++++++++ .v..n-. . ++++++++++++++++++ v+++++++++ .Jvkhkkkhw rO++$+$+ + + + 4. $3 , aim 55:22? 7 t; vvvv 430.... ++ ++ r v . ;+ + + 5 O .u a W + 5. 0 t O '. + + $ + + O y + + + O Q o 4 $3 5 o V J O .. JH+ ++ ++ 9+ ++. ++ .4 $$$ + . :e D + Q 36 Imagination counts orchestra members outdo themselves at Sound of Music tumblettes tumble in St. Pat's Parade dramatists become the parts that creative swerve of the hand .. t... fjh 1 One puff and you have a T. Westover original. D. VVahers Observes Mc- Auley's fall showcase. M.G. Hempel stares in disbelief at one nightf growth. 15 it heads over heels or heels over heads? 37 38 Progress and Study frying an egg, hemming a skirt or ironing a pleat mastering the intricacies of an electric typewriter looking at civilization of nations score: McAuley 6 Opponent 4 Is this what 5. Hall and D. Denicola think is meant by the Floor plan? K, Barone's assignment draws to an end. R. Richardson exhibits the sophomore's idea of an iron hand. Miss Schaefer and BA Forman found a quiet place to discuss geometry. T. Kile feeds her hampsler an energy booster 39 3: Esau why...r Student faculty relations A student's voice Student Council sets up new structure and constitution attitude of participation is rapidly gaining officers and class presidents unite their class unite their school S.C. is for the student Student Council officers. A. M. Drummey, C. Hirt, and pres., P. Eppinghoff, review notes before an im- portant meeting, M. L. Elsbernd, B. Martin, and P, Brown lead the fight against litter at McAuley. With joined hands, smiling Student Council officers, J. Nurre, D. Torok, j. Lewis, M. Dewald, and D. Jester, show unity. Proud McAuleyans display their enthusi- asm for the Wearin' of the green. Uninhibited cries of joy follow the Student Council election announcements. 42 Code name: F.A.D. faculty appreciation day participants: roaring '20 seniors singing sweatshirted juniors dawning sophomores of Aquarius sophisticated freshmen present baskets of sausage, cheese, candy a table, a refrigerator and radios objective: show McAuley's teachers their work is not in vain 44 The 1969770 semi-finalists. When fashion goes back, 50 do H18 seniors. Junior representa- lives sing out their appreciav lion for teachers. Three lambs exit with a baa . Sophomores groove For the teachers. 45 46 25d; can buy once again faculty challenges students students again disgrace faculty featuring chicks, senorita and track star added challenge - Suzie Senators enthusiastic spirit surprises all volleyball this year basketball next year? With his fellow Faculty team members looking on, Fr. Cooper shows how high he can jump. Sr. Amadeus is stunned at Mr. Westendorf's volleyball tactics. Algebra or no algebra, Mm Rihrn proves shejs a real swinger. Rain, rain go away, Mr. Ortman wants to play. With Miss Connelly to back him up. Fr. Ruzick socks it to 'em. 47 Sports Enthusiastic, excited - and nervous volleyball '70 - tried and true techniques tiring practices 'till 5 pm. a first - set plays after practice relief - cookies and kool-aid frustrating line violations misjudged serves - swinging lights end result - varsity and reserve four victories, one loss. Varslh' and msen'c u'llevball team msmben b ledy, K. ML: Cdrthv. M, Hvendling L HJv hump I Nurre, R, A, Ruben; I. A Bucsuher. b Brighterl Tellw telu L. Huffman. J, K151 M Leigh Mrs Dunkerley 1. Smith D. Klusternmnn. l. Spampinnlu P, Rhu.1des N. Moilnmnn. D DdV D. Behler L7 Warburg M. K BagLus, L Nurre. B. Rim, P. Raabe K Ledhy. V. Stephens And K. Linhardt stretch aux thexr sug- cess in 70. McAuley: viaitms sweep the ball awav. A volleyball team member rearhcs high to Wm. 57 Briihler audit:- the coming of the spirit in the sin: I. Buescher and opponent mmuet over the neL All iump but Who has the ball? Tip top shape scorekeepers, timers, referees varsity and reserve teams individual sports, tumblettes Pep Club, MDLS, intramurals GAA keeps everyone on the go the young the active M. Jaguar jerks to the rythmic beat. McAuley's spirit opens wide for victory The CAA officers', 5. Brichler, K. McCarthy, 1. Buescher, J. Linhardt, R A. Ruberg, M. B. Doranl enthusiasm rises sky high. Unbiased judges sit patiently anticipating the next foul play. 51 Up, up and away teamwork and sportsmanship passing the ball or making long shots dirty low-tops, sweaty uniforms exhausted yet playing on sprained ankles, sore muscles, bruises losing after a great fight winning a big one proud of the brown and gold Varsity Basketball Team 5, Luidy L, Hoffman. R7 Av Ruberg, I Buwcher D. Behler T. Vurdcrbrueggen l. Lin- hardt, L, Hhrburg K J- Nurre, Y, twu-verb K LLarthy Br McDonaugh squecw in fur a close Shot The varsity bJchtball team break for a briering of :zmtegy Many hands make lxght ball. Oppos mg team mumbers reat'h upr: d toward 4 common goal. Reserve :- Letball Team, K. LmhardL j. Aug. 5. Bigner, D. Bc-hler, M. K Backus J Nurre E. btaudxgel C. Kiev. D. Klusterman J Hemnch. J. Pelzel. M. Leigh, page with ninnlng :mile5. Hith a propelling power of Cunyeni tmtion. S. Liddy bounds forward to gain the lead. exercising a special gift for tWO nights tumblettes star in A Little Girl's Wish Raggedy Armies and Andies, Sailors, Clowns gymnastic feats that amaze many badminton, ping pong, shu ffleboard playing to find the best Short but pIGtty competition and fun . Ti ; .1 I F l . 3' qur 4 r11 . '1 T u 1 . l L f '1 k I gggi ' ' Q x .6... y r. 31 c i 1 Xxx 'X r , '1 r k , : , i '54. x Q. . , N I F L . - v.1 .3 L, WET ' 5 w , 1'3 , ; A Flagh of some seniors when they were little dolls. Tumblettes give a final salute to a sea of people. Our smiling baby dolls were su-big m the variety show. Just like the under? classmen - always clown- ing around. N. Cox antici- pates the birdies decent beFore the kill. W18 58!?!sz 13:2: ,5 i 1W6?- am: my 6 fr ' . Wars Imew mu - Me h, A 1. game A d finial: I ll W? MY! 5:: Me er 06' -A 6W5 0f; L5 TIT .ffmvzim , .71?! Merf mania A e age of Mummy qmmur liqurzr'ins HRHKHJI, H7, Ulldv'strmdhm Syngnzzma :3 gm, ibmmzfmg 759' MC WQM m m, rimsmrzs Garden Win dram: ff visirvz MUSHC rnzsm reuslrzfian 471d the mmgts 0115 ' Lihemfzm . le'ilzf . 417:2;7'715 I tle mm: is 1!! WM Zvenrfz hm? molar WM W mm . wt? mm; Look a little closer an all out effort for safety McAuley rates - wins GCSL flag road rally challenges new drivers slogan for defensive driving .. Kg a H AQuleS . . - . . . . . 553: . nu; . -- 7. stlmulates students part1c1pat10n x , kn; Classroom, behind the wheel driving During the Age of Aquarius' . S. Seigel shares the eve- ning with her upecial dale. Is it true that D. M'ilkenm a Leo, and her Aquarius date find happiness through the 5mm? bafetv Cnuncil officers. D. Gieakcn D. Handorf, T. Lukas and N. Rohling rev up spirit For Safety VVL'EIK. Remnants of that treasured night. never to be Forgollcn, Two unlicemud sophomores, 5 Hannah and B. Ewald. ponder the peculiarhieS of the drivers. 57 Strings and Things help for the needy $ school chest volunteens, disaster kits, community service - functions of Red Cross taking enjoyment to convalescent homes, homes for the aged, the mentally dis turbed, and transient concern for the well-being of others making tomorrow a better world C. Alf and I. Mahoney flip their lids over their stntcessful Thanksgiving project. P. Johnson's nimble FingerS glide Freelv over the keyst Red Cross officers, M. Theme. K. Kohlman, DV Ortman, and C. Niehaus lpresJ, smile as they learn the joy of giving. M. Wilhelm and M. Weber harmonize in a combined effort tn give the show variety D. Behler enr terrains for the Folk Concert. 58 4 59mm am or m: 5193 - ' w: as . . mMQ'SW ; ; Projectionists, library aides delve into stacks of resources straightening Seventeen, Glamour checking study hall passes finding lost books on call during all study halls weeding through stacks of film dull, lonely minutes in AV room viewing films over and over hardworking and efficient w Red tape is all the Projectionist officers, Il Armbrusler and V. Brons, find in the AV room. K. Braun and j. Springer. the Libmry Aids officers, can't seem to ball ante their books. Jl Phillips and N. Diegmueller dis? play the changing Fashions; M, S Haverkns exhibits the vigur 0F sophomores. jl Kostolf and K Crowley Wind up another ddyE work. D. Marks and J. Goldy prefect their knowledge or Audiquisual aids. 61 Tht unmsrs n: FBLA prcix ,b HUEK511 I Hcvub I hchwab and X1 A, btu'nlm vac up the Annual ,xtudrnt direuuriei Health L'arm-r: vznu-n L. Casey D Cchrua: and Cr Hammun: -tdnd bv 'n'rnle pres C F11U3-L'h nib .2 breathc: b. brew proudlv av Lept; a gut :mm hut bUilnCn ?:udenh A :0de 'mw'h h the Rev Em: unlmlu thy dour m Irmmhinp. It :5 :an zha: ETA Ufindh B MIHN puts. N1 Mlle K. Barr JuJ D Bone arr reallx' smdum tmy'ncn 7 Salve, Bonjour Hola, Guten Tag JCL - initiation of new members at Latin Banquet two struggling years - finally a French club member ninety-three for three semesters - a Spanish Honor Society candidate prerequisite: Latin I and II - now German Roman: ftdrl on .1 banquet u: dcllmmes. One glam a day keep um imppy .mJ gdv E StauJigal helps Bn- sy H'etyy made! the early fashion of a Spanhh 4le- mcmt. L Marcus Jrcdms m' Frem'h phlrie: from 11111111111111 1 . 1W11111111111111111 f. 1 . E 1111 W1 1W1 11 1 W111 ' 1 WWW . WWWaW'I W' WEI. WW' W 'W 1 1111111 W . WW 1111111111WW WWWWWW 111111.1111 an WI 111 1 N0 communication gap language clubs join efforts for Leaving on a jet plane French cafe - Parisian artists Roman courtyard 5 flowered pillars German beer garden - Steins and checked cloths Spanish balcony, carnations - a tradition Spa anis 5h Hon ieoty ofzice ,F. Bo 1115-11 V. Car 1', pre 5.1.15KtnrdJ.OC21elm eeflsoo readby eignex- cah aeng t d t L 1 C111 ba offic 5,.B Fre 1E1: pres.P. Fox x..aeandMAme greietfttdefor thei nualbam que.rtFer1c1101chClbffVKmmlp.R.Rb- erag ndM.eWber aettmptto assembl' apoct oaerfpp HoeswrPcereK anaeddt enjoay qu 1et1nerutlrdebe- twee ndan 5T. Cmpb 11 it mpt sthle OP 0pco B. Mann naghea n.aeod15gllokov acoehthr sarndt. 66 Help us help others tiny deeds that mean the world bingo and flower prizes for the aged a pickle sale for the underprivileged Saturday religion classes looking into the eyes of others picnics for special children CWDls spirit is as high as the papers. Pucker up with a pickle. Believe it or not. McAuley has its own Santa Claus and lots of helpers. A token of friendship is offered by K. Toerner. 69 Something Wonderful search blindfolded communication discussions by candlelight discovery new friends Father Ted, Father Tom satisfaction the unforgettable Royal Castle in Tipp City Quiet thoughts seek sanctuary in the hearts 0F sophomores. The Spark of life shines over Senior retreat. Seniors retreat to a world of contem- plation. Communication will find its way through open windows. Fr. Tom and Fr. Ted have a little discussion about the girls. 70 .....-.., 4-4-47 A unselfishness contributing food and money to the less fortunate, buying a turkey or ham for Thanksgiving baskets fixing old toys for little children collecting stamps for overseas missions Crusades for the poor doingafairshare 72 5enior ,umorgasbnard 15 msier r glmige for B Snmh and K Cooiman Studvnb -'nmx unltv 1w arranging Thanbgiving Jlnncfr- Iwr tituxe 18v fortunaic beIL ofmera,C KBH- er M. H'ebcr. Ir Coldc L XIdue! anJ prey. D Cunm in umbblc m7 unih'. I117 n:nh rmdxlx' brim; thrir basLez-full 0: guudwx'. Bur himi an armx- uf :luncr mg; sophonmre. hpk their mndidatu- for HWirslUU QHV . 9, uuuUuQQ 73 74 Queens of hearts reign remember February . . . a skating party, smorgasboard the Mardi Gras, a puppy raffle a frosty fourteenth excitement and anticipation hang heavy in the cafeteria a once-in-a-lifetime happening surprise ending - two queens share the crown L. Schmidt and friend demon- strate their lalegt dancing techi niquee: J7 Goldy. dazed by allt A has happened. dances happily with her date. Sophomore C.S M.C. Queen, P. Hardig, smiles with wide D7 Corradu Siill can't believe shes Misiion Queen. May is for Mary honoring Mary in Mass no traditional crowning baskets of roses, tulips, dandelions surround the altar warm, damp grass for sitting Regina Coelis - sung specially the efforts of a few complementing the whole Slow meaningful steps pave the way to the altar of the freshmen - senior mass. The spirit of McAuley i5 aidh ed by the spirit of Christ. Even a single saddle is im cluded in the offering to Mary. Students tribute Mary with baskets of flowers. 76 3357-1 ? r; v; i r .- 7 n. ,x. rh W W .mczsazh 1'4... w . Q . Q0. 1' ' X11 . z ' M W m 3. ES? z awn me 11-xz- ' m u M . .1 1: x -L M! $9.5m 11:11:--Au mags $ 1 I'm; xxx. HNMXV .5 5 51.1: Azzammwfgv x7 3 :33 Avgnghw $w fl Excitement and suspense at Westlake College time: present - flashback to three years ago setting: west coast scene: sorority house characters: Nine Girlsn plot: accidental fall - death, a mutilated body . . . suspicions . . investigations . . . murder by poison . . . attempted stabbing v . V deliberated suicide V . , no escape - sirens . . . surrender M. Sandra, please hold skill! N. Hughes points out a pressing matter to M. Collins. J Poniske de- cides to drop out. 79 . .pidlleidrfI 2IJ ihliiiii ii!N Kh. V. lll;ldrllll4rttla AfftIlhxuiki '1: Christmas memories a bad night but a good crowd singers and actors together shop, church and home scenes joyful, serious and happy old-fashioned maxi dresses living A Christmas Carol Pracnce is the key new for Senior Chorus. The Triple Trio voices its taiem during the Christmas concert. P, Simpson sacs it to va! MV Crathwohl is up from where the music is. A Chorus of voices blend into the Chiislmas spirit. An ornament for the tree and a shimr mcr of hope For M. Grebb, 81 1:4;guhw i IIL Get it together a chosen few delve for new ideas pressures always present sometimes the urge to escape near perfect polaroids character counts to fit copy four pages of untiring dedication blaze the way - 12. issues of memories RCAD THC BLA M. Wilheim's cartoons add the finishing touch to the newspaper. 5. Mattscheck Folds her papers for an early morning delivery. 15 this the hideaway of a true writer 1C. Wanstratht? Advertising manager, Pt Collins, is quick on the draw. I. Poniske blazes the trait for new ideas. Are there enough inches for B. Uehlein's article? 83 Potpourri a mixture of poems, short stories expressions of innermost feelings seniors and adviser edit and arrange literary contributions and student art work long hours many hands mimeograph, assemble and staple reward: 800 subscriptions E. Findlay edits a page in the Blazer. V. Car! works diIL gently to meet her deadline. The Literary Annual editors, R. MattSon, C. Damon, T Willke, and T. Koch, come to- gether to select the best entries. 5. Bastin, C. Hammons, and M. McKeever preview the pages of the senior section. L. Warburg, P. Fay, and K. Mauer identify each underr classman by name, position, and page. Every subscription helps toward the success of the yearbook drive. KL Alf, C. Braun, and K. Clynm D Thompson, C. Casey, and M. McKeever corner to select pictures For the student life section. 84 Blood, sweat, tears time: Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-3 place: room 28 and publication counting layouts instead of sheep perfect picture cropping, caption counts a successful ad drive misplaced grease pencils, pica rulers 192 pages of fascination ' .chgigwh ; . Annual waif editors Kr Cmte M. Lane D CcisLen K. Krcling K Pheldn and I. Bumm mule m umson ax the aign deanbxng thmr Jedicatzun, Tr Hiller and M, Lamps picture themselve as phv mgmphen B. Enderh and L. Runnebaum grin .1: the dram cn.- n: a pucsiblc Idvuui. Our pour busy C Nieluua gmt- blamed tor even'lhing. hriwn L memr- nun. M. Murphx' P, Cmblc M Bark JnJ D. Brown rile ideas fur fuLureLoanemtiun. after hours of headache and worry missing cast members, bad rehearsals drama department sets scene in Austria Maria leaves convent to become governess at the Vontrapp mansion music and fun rule the countryside MC. AULEY HIGH SCHOOL Mefems 113 Sound of MuSIC ARCH l3 I4 l5 .'..39M 7 children scheme to depose Maria but fail Captain Vontrapp and Maria marry nine happy hearts turn fearful Nazi invasion - escape to Switzerland Heidmg. btlla rm; :wr Mama .mJ the Capmm On the wage it 3 in run :ltzcu, A staungh krapmm Twp? cunfmma g nervnxn gm. - emb- an 'ncr arrixalr An anemixu dudzumc nitncr-v w a drnmam cxplanmiun o: :turms K. Md. iu-ch' 5mg5 nut Him the ,xound n: murik Lgptain Tmpp um: wmplxc: :hu lmpnanLu u! bl? nhlstil Shadows of a showboat juniors direct great production Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer journey up and down river students demonstrate talent seniors take a look at Click Dark's American Standband juniors, sophomores, freshmen combine for a pony chorus - adding a little kick Lemmon Sisters, M Daley. AA Drummey. P. Grimm and R. Manson, complete their song without a sour note. Sophomore talent heads For the hills. The roaring 20's dance brings back memories. C. Koenig hands a number to the audience. C. Wanstraih belts out These Boots Are Made For Walking. M. Wilkens and J Orth try to bring Huck and Tom back into real life L Rusche brings sailing enthusiasm into the audience. 90 Practice makes perfect special musical talents tiring rehearsals - broken strings, sore throats good concerts - little or no flaws patience and confidence lasting friendships Senior Chorus Board members T. Willke B. Blasch J. Telfurd. 5.1, Schehr. and pres C. Crowe. 5gb, tread upside down 1:; 1t true 111d! the Trlple Tho 5 all wet? C. Ali beri- draws 1he people to the Christmas concert. The Orchestra Board members P. Neihuus, M Burkhaidt, 5. Videl, M. Mgr Donald, and pres. P. Brown, strike up a tune, Life is short but music is long lK Ciuccim. Sunshine in my soul changing colored lights handmade paper flowers yellow and white daisies a pre-concert party special guests - Elder closing song sung together Man and His World The Spring Concert blooms as Eider's Glee Club sings. J. Aug reaches For success. E. Toelke presses the keys :0 entertainment. McAuley backs up the Triple Trio during one of their performances. M. A. Stigler sings a happy note. In a flowery atmosphere, the freshmen Glee Club springintoSpring. 95 St. Genesius . . . pray for us tryouts - new and ingenious unique ideas challenge drama students everything from improvisations t0 interpretive dances put it all together - two enjoyable plays Cenesian officers, M. S. Kummer ipresJ, J. Shively, B. Bartz, and C. Damen, dramatize the gangster era. 96 Nine Girls b Vi'iif'red H. Pettitt CAST 0F CHARACTERS Un order of arapeamncei PHYLLIS ............................ Nancy Schiele JAXE ................................ Jane Shively FREIDA ............................ Mary Kay Lierl ALICE ............................... Jewel Poniske EVE .......................... Mary Sandra Kummer understudy ...................... Mary Kay Frey SHARON CGlamourpussi ............... Nancy Hughes SHIRLEY ............................ Cheryl Damon BETTY iTennesseei ....................... Lin Wiest STELLA iShotpuU ...................... Mary Collins MARY ............................. Gail XVestondorf understudy ..................... Michelle Murphy 1 The Sound of Music Music by Richard Rogers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, II CAST 0F CHARACTERS tin order of appearancei Maria Rainer ........................... Kathy McCluskey Sister Bertha ................................. Lin Wiest Sister Margaretta .................... Mary Sandra Kummer The Mother Abbess ........................ Gayle Schroth Sister Sophia ................................ Beth Doran Captain George von Trapp ................. Michael Lacinak Franz ithe butlen .......................... Mike Shooner Frau Schmidt tthe housekeeperi ................ Gail Seeger Liesl ..................................... Cindy Koenig Friedrich .................................. Dave Ohlhaut Louisa .................................. Bonnie Nieman Brigitta .................................... Patti Clancy Marta ................................... Debbie Gehrum Gretl .............................. Kimberly Wittenmeier Rolf Gruber ............................. Bill Schedel, Jr. Elsa Schraeder .............................. Janie Krider Max Detweiler ......................... Robert J. Ahmsen Herr Zeller ................................ Greg Shooner Baron Elberfeld ............................ Roger Morris A Postulant ............................. Carolynn Evans Admiral Von Schreiber ....................... Denny Harig Nuns, Novices, Postulants ............ Anne Rebel, Mary Roll, Margie Wohlwender. Mary Collins, Pat Ball, Cathy Fatora, Carolynn Evans,Pau1a Peters Lou Ann Schoenhoft, Mary Kay Frey, Pam Simpson, Joy Jaspers, Michelle Murphy. Jewel Poniske, Cheryl Damon, Chris Werle, Barb Bartz, Donna Giesken, Barb Gundiach, Kathy Murphy, Jane Orth, Janie Young, Nancy Hammer. Priest ...................................... Bob Reusch Neighbors of Captain von Trapp .............. Denny Harig, Ted Freking, Mike Eha, John A1bers,Kevin Koffel, Tom Cone, Dennis Kirley, Roger Morris Festival Contestants ........ Carol Breslin, Mary Lynn Hardig'. Diane Leigh, Mary Ann Buescher Dances Hold fast to dreams 98 a treasured, icy night sprigs of mistletoe, gold paper roses scarlet red flowers, green satin ribbons velvet, crepe and brocade gowns puffy sleeves and soft curls a tall brunette for snow queen a midwinter's night's dream come true 43! McAuley's Snow Queen and he: court drih inm d Midwinter nght 3'- Dream '. D. Kunkel and date can t deride nhal to Write. A ith eager hands. P Eppinghoff crowns M Collins Snow Queen 15 M. J. Meyer pressmg her luck? 99 E. Huth and dad are crowned King and Queen for the night. A daughter secures daddyls hat to the backdrop Is this McAuIey's version of The Courtship 0f .. Beth Candenburger's Father : My heart belongs to daddy a night to share each other DAD - written with Pepsi cups . lively spirits enhance the evening g a knight, his lady - their dynasty a generation apart - . mu . J .er 3 a qx-qmm: t i immgufum The man in my little girl's life a carnation for Dad's favorite girl dancing with a shorter man Check room girls kept busy sharing a delightful evening a generation together Sophomozes kick their heel for dad. 15 Mr. Tasset trying to get back at his daughter Ian? K. Holtgrefe and her Father dance the traditional king and queen dance Sophomores relax at a simple game of Fish 103 104 A man and a woman pictures taken on a love seat personalized stationery mid-calf baby doll dresses looking your best for someone special a bridge leads to a different world I ' . . . following your dream K Phelan selects Just the right one as her Seniur gift MLAUICV u Serums of the Round Table. 15 K. Maurer preparmg to give her dcne a boxing lesson? 105 Love in the orient something new junior-senior prom downtown locale - Convention Hall flower-tree centerpiec es Borrowed Thyme entertains couples an unexpected senior freeday single long stem roses and discs-gifts for prom court Betty Frerick reigns gracefully K. Smiths confident entrance draws near. J. Oldendick's date proclaims, Happy are they who smile The prom court, P, Ta- bar, K. Goodman, C. Niehaus, B. Frerick, S. Carfe, R. A. Ruberg, D. Sieling, poses a moment in the orient, W'ith tears in her eyes, B, Frerick proudly accepts her crOWn a5 queen of the prom. 106 O Illni TER CINCINNATI AIRPORT .. C LQJ CD .I m '... 3.. CD '0 S: :5 t - -. - L: ;,- ., . Q-t-il 543.54! II: 93:1, ... aiQa :Su 4L There's no turning back plastic school bags to eye make-up prepared plate lunches to smorgasbord loafers and gym shoes to saddles Sunday afternoon to Friday night sports a little girl now a young lady Enthusiastic Latin sludems watch attentively as their peers perform. Dads and daughters have a swinging time on the dance floor. R Oldendick and M. Riuer join in the entertaining at an old Folks home S. Gall proudly displays her singing ability How come I'm the only one who gets caught! exclaimsC. Kloefer. S e C n e .n e p X e e m 0 k e w n U dissecting calisthenics equations and variables The rib bone is Connected to the backbone; A wor- Shipping freshman a0 knowledges senior superi- ority. Paying registration Can't be all that interes$ing Freshmen lengthen their homework with a good stretch. Somebody found a new way :0 cage Freshmen. T. Holenback mops up as another day passes. - Hum. Ill KHULYAGUS a nothing word full of meaning ; popularized by fres hmen Trying to elevate themselves M. Troescher and D. Roeiting respond to haunting consciences. C. Blasch stores away knowledge. 114 Ahlert, Jean Ahrens, Mary Ann Alberl. Pamela Alessandra, Karen Amadm, Carmen Amschler, Sue Aland. Linda Asmann. Alma Auskamp, Gail Austing. Gail Bellman, Marv Barnes. Cynthia Baslin, Ann Bauer. Kim Beck, Cris Beck, D i ane Barker. Debbie Beckman. Terry Bergen, Kakhy 5251. Emily Besl. Carol Betsch, Danna Benz, Carotyn Birck, Pam'ma Blark, Vicky Blank, Jurii Blasch, Connie Blessing, Barb Block. M ary Bodley, Patsy Buggs, Nancy Bosse, Audrey Bosz-e Mun- Bova Lhervl Bradv Pm Emmi: Maw Ann BnnkmAn. luis- Bnanmn Berau Bmdbeck. Demse Bmsn Nann- Bruwn Donna Brunne: CLme Erunner. Ju4n:e Bulhheil Marv Buelzerman. Man- Buenm Mgnha Burna Debbw Cglme Luuren Chambets, hm CJUCEID, Kuen Cluuon Donna Collins Mauleen Conudv Sue Comm- Judv Cooper. Debbie Come Clare Cumehm vaecu Couch. hm Cox Nana: LwhlnaCnnme LurrvLamlc Dahlhejmer Fannie Daniele Terrie Darrag'n Debbw Darmsh IudV Dav.Sharon Degloh. Dc'rbm Denhart, Cindv Demer Kalhv Denankmmp Kazhv Dxemch. Sandra D: Muho Nnncv D1 Debbie stkm Janet Dulln. Knsmu Dun, Bclw Doormann Roceann Doyle Eileon Droppelmdn Nam'v Dunagan, Mary Durkm Lmda Lberhard, Diane EckHein Lvnn Ehlingr Jannt Elhs M Frannne Eschenbergo: lane Engelbrmk. Debby: Eveslagc Shannan Farwirk Nann' Faulhaber. Polly Ann Fain Cheryl. Feldmann. Mdnann Fem Mickv Fehx, Thnn Escher Iudv Fm, Kalhy Fleming Marvellen Forman, Karen Fox, Debbie Freeman. Man- Fresun Marv Fry, Dhirll' Fuerbacher, Cathy Cable, Katiw Call, Sun? Calvi, Grate Calvin Debra Gandenbetger. Beth Caribay, Man- Cibbuns. Aime Gibbs, Lynn Gilbert. Marv Ann Gigandei, Kmhleen Clandorf. Maxy Alice Glankler, Mary Jane Clasmcler. Patly Goedl, Kathi Cnoding. Amy Goodman, Panice Cramer, Kathy Cray. Alicia Crebb. Marigene 115 Unwelcome experiences equations and variables dis ecting frogs calisthenics Greene, Barb Cnmme, Iann Cruber. Stephanie Haffner, Theresa Hahn, Barb Hanrahan, Colleen Harden, Judkh Hare, Debbie Hamisdfeger. Linda Han, Maureen Harlmann, Bev Haskamp.Trish Hatke. Susan Haubner, Nancy Hauserl Julie Hauserl Patricxa Haussler, Cher Heieker, Anne Held. Pam Helmets, Bekh Helmheckel. Nancy Herdk, Heidi Hermann,Tery Hermes, MaryAnn Hessler, Ann Henesheirner. Debbie Hicks, Sandy Hoffman, ChElyl Holtgrefe, Pat Houchens, Nadia Hulsmann, Mary Kay Hutchinson, Debbie lacobucci, Mitky Imwalle, Pal lnderhees, Lois Jansen Karen Jeagerl Cam! Jenna. Sharon Joelg, Caml Johnson, Pam Jones. Pat Kaisex, Mary Jo Kacz, Cindy Kelly, Eileen Kemper, Carol King, Mary Kisl, Deborah Kisl. Mary Klenk. Pam KluepFeI. Carla Kloslerman. Geri Klumb, Marianne Koehler. Sheree Koenig, Barbara Koenig, Terri KoepFle, Su: Kuppmeier, Kim Kramer, Cheryl Kreidenweis. Rosanne Kreimer, Iudy Kroger, Mary Kroger, Nancy Kuehn, Barbara Kummlzr, Mary Lachenman, Donna Laub, Marv Lee, Lmda Lehmkuhi, Catherine Lchmkuhl. Candy Leidenbor. Sharon LePere. Jeanne Liddv. Ellzabelh Lievl. Kelly Limkz. Mary Kay Lindhorst, Arm . Lislermann, Vicki Lucas, Sandv Lusher, Bev Lyons. C athy Lyons, Gayle Mackie. Debbie Main Andrea Mann. Darlene Martin, Thurs- Masun Amy McCarthy. Connie McElvain, Patty McGuire. MHV McHugh, Molly NkManui. Terri Mutey. Pam Meyet. Kathv Mayan Mary Ann Meyer. Tem Middlemn. Vicki Miller, Barb A, Miiler, BarbM, Milligan, Many Mixcheli. Shwyl Moore, Edie Mesa. Maria Mosher. Beth Mueller, Baybala Muldoom Kmhy Murphy. Heien Murray, Maridel Mulhan, Eileen Nehre. Diane Niehaus, Connie Nmnan, Cheryl Nath. Cindy Nunn, Pamela Oberhage, Debbie O'Connor, Patty O'Donnell, Kathy Oldendick. Roberta Oldtndizk, Terese Onman, Janet Panzeca, Pam Patterson, Sandy Peters, Bevrlley Peters. Jan Pletikapich. Manha Fiummel. Pal Pope. lane Powers, Mary 117 118 Powers, Teresa Prinzbach. Lms Puck Elleen Quinn Sykenv Rack, Laurie RadenhEimeL Debbxe Rakel, Patty Raddy, Donna Rem Patricia Reisiger. Cvmhia Renner, Marv Rettig. Danna Richardson, Kim Rieman. Donna Riese Kathy Risenbeck Iuhe Riner, Mary Jean Rout, Bub Roehling, Dana Rowing. Deborah Rogers. Shirley- Rohling Nancy Rnhrkasse, Patty Roskns Karen Ruberg. Connie Ruhe. Ann Russs-IL JaCki Rust. Pat Rvan, Lou Sanders, Debbie Sanders. Mickie Sass. Diane Saunders, Cheryl SchaFer, Deborah Schalk. Becky Schehi, Elaine Scheler, Diane Schielt, Judy Schifferns. Barb Schmaedecke, Connie Schmidt, Linda Schmidt, Mary Schmidt, Susan Schneider, Kathy Schneldu. Susan Schneller, Mary Szhnur, Elaine Srhrooder, Donna Srhralh. Gwynne Srhuihuff, Jean Schulz. Sue Schumann, Lisa Schwartz,Connie Schwnschenau, Linda Segrest, Mary Carul SeiFert, Cine Shelton, Linda Shouner, Cindy Siemer. J ane Sipes, Kerry Slatlery, Kmhy Smilh, Micky Snodgrass, Mary Sum, Sheree Spemher. Marie SpitzwgeLTina Stahl;Caxhenne Smnget Julia Stepaniak, LaVonne Skier, M. Vicki Stigler, Mary Ann Stoeckel, Beth Strahofer, Sandy Stucker, Gayle Sucieno, Sally Sunderhaus. Ann Marie Sunnenberg. Sheila Tedesco. Drbbie Test,Terry Tnelke, Luis Torbeck, Grace Tomk. Diane Traylor, Debbxe Treacher, Marcia Uiredrn Ceny Vandegraft. Patriria Vandeneyden. Chewl Veith, Carol Vidal, Sherry Vollat, Gail Yulberbm eggen. C hris Walsh, Susan Walren Dzbbm Wampler. Kris Wanslmlh. Chris Watson, Nancy Weber. Debbie Weeks, Diane Wendel. Sue Wendi, Margo Wenningei. Colleen Wells. Marci Wessel. Cheryl Whalen, Terri Wheeler, Ann Marie Whitaker. Carol Wilkens. Vicki Willenbrink, Patty Williams, Tani Wimberg, Barb Wintrrhallet, Jennifer Wissel, Janet Wilson. Diane Wnllerman, Jam Wray, Luis Wulf, Leslie Yates, Lynn Zengel, Jean Zimmermann, M arv Zuller, inn Lively curiosity bubbly bright smiles unexpected adventures M. Grebb sometimes gets all wrapped up in herself Not everyone can erase her problems in one easy stroke. H9 120 The mark of a fresh new saddles unfaded skirts clean lockers buttoned blazers Freshmen map out offensive maneuvers. I just want to borrow her shoes. D, Barlag loosens up a straightened Fresh. Freshmen sure live up to their reputation. M. K. Hulsmann is deep in sucker security. Stunned P. Panzeca accepts SL Amadeus' congratulations. 121 phone-finished homework , , . I I Slyly postponed tests W 15 e 1: 0015 skirt rolling mastery 122 gr! Sophomore Homeroom Presidents and Chairmen Watch the birdie. Firs! Row: M. Eglaeder K. F0!- zenlogen, P. Seiberl, K. Oslerkamp. Second Row: E. Bauer. J. Miller. D Pari kinson M. Buescher. Third Row: J. Aug. P. Zarl- man, D Rack. M. Harman. Fourth Row: C. Daush. E. Stairdigel, C, Schmidt. D. Newman. P. Binder. Soph- omores line up for Daddy's Little Girl. Dads and daughters are loving every moment of it. How much longer do I have to hold this position? 81g : : . 3;... a .33: , 124 Don't tell us about the good old days forget the smell of newness a change from simplicity no more clean lockers .;:.-r .Am.u Sophomore volleyball champs T. Carson, L. Maurer, M. Heinrich, D. Day, J. Aug, B. Ries, T. Lukas, D. Czimbal, L. Siegmund, and K. Rober are at a standstill. Is there more than this that meets the eye? The spirit 0F togetherness unites the sophomore class. Sopho- more spirit runs wild and Free. Class president, K Lin- hardt. takes time out from her busy schedule. 125 126 Uninhibited impulse radiant-red ribbons life, I love you all is groovy M. Shea sketches McAuley's posing duo. Line it up, tack it and we're finished. M. Huhn and I. Otto. Abell. PM Agnew. Pat A1bers.Man-Ann Almond, Debbie Anderson. Judy Ankenbauer, Lynn Araxa. Eleme- Arszrnan, Debra Atkins, Margarel Aug. Jeanne Backus, Mary Kay Badglev, Lynn Barons. Karen Bales, Lynn Bauer, Edna Bauman, Mary Baumgarlner, Mary Pat Bedinghaus. Mary Benton, Terry Berling, Nancy Betsch. Diane Biederman, Pam Bignm, Sue 31H, Lorie w 1 $3 EN g $ g R ander Pa: Bmztr. Marv Beth Blamer,M-1la Bodlry. Donna Boehnu Karen Bocrger Charlme Bosken. Lori Boullie, Yveue Bnun. Cad anhn. Calul BroaLs Brenda anner Mananne Bubenhofer Marv Lynn BucL Kalhv Bumher. MIXV Ann Butlon Knhv Bush. Patty BusLen. Marv Lampbell Trudle LJnmm Keene Lavanu Lind; LqudAgh Done Csrson Terr: Cum! Marmn Conuulla Debbxe Lmquma Marv knddmzmn Hum: Cnhen Calt- Lulllns Dunc LunrJJi Namv Comun- DulutM Cornelius Marian Lurmdn Shenv CuurL Dune Lm Kuhv anbal Debbm D Anueln Dune Daum Nana Dwsh Lluudu Dana Cale Dav Debbie Dune Danna Dmk Beverly DrCch Pam Dumvan Cami Deniroh, Dune Duckhaus, Karen Dizgmuellcr. Mann Dur. Barbara Dm. Uunnd DL-Lm EIIDE'H Dmmm'eu Maw Pm Durrmdnn Vlrkl Downing, me Dressman Debiw: Edding- Brenda Elfler Marx- Eglsedcr Maw Enduw Cvmhia Engelbnnk, Terrie EngvlhardL Kailu- Enel NanCV Exers.V1gL: Ewald Barb Farmer Chervi h-dth V mnrw Ferrara Sun FascIu-r Bclh FlaKhesaEr Kmhv Father. lull ka, lean Fleming Torn Flvnn, Rosemarv Flucke Carol Fnhenlngen. Kathy Ru Eileen Fredemk Lvnn Fnelsch Iowa Fn' NJHEV Gallenslcin Diane Carmen Kuthv Garvey, Diana Garvey. Donna Geiger, Cindy Giesting, Kathy Clanhaal, Tern Goldschmldh Linda Culdschmidt, Sue Cooding,1.inda Cramann, Beverly 127 If sophomores ruled the world everyone would be a sophomore . . . forever the whole world would bow before them Grant, Vera Crein. Linda Creis. Joann Crate, Mary Guzman, Louise Gutzwiller. Jane Hackman, Marilee Haffey, Bev Hall, C beryl Hall, Sherry Harman, Marian Hannan, Sharon Hardig, Mary Lynn Hardig, Peach Hardy. Kim Harsch. Mary Hanmann, Deborah Hanmenn, Regina Havukos, Mary Heinrich, Mary Hempel, Mary Cram Hemsazhl Cathy Henegat. Karen Henkanbems, Annette Herrmann, Kathy Hils, Diane Huehn, Joan Hollenbach,Terry Hollgrefe, Kathy Howard, Janine Huber. Cheri Huber. Nancy Hudepohl. Theresa Huhn. Marie Hulley, Jan Hussa, Ann Huth. Jane Huy, Janice lnderhees, Margie Inkrol. 5U? Jackson, Bev Jenna. Mary Lee Jester, Debbie Kesel, Clone Ketzer, Nancy Kile, Terri King, Cindy Kin, Tonia Kleimeyer, Karen Klusterman. Diane Kluener. Joyce Klump, Karen Knuf, Beth Krabbe. Elena Kramer. Claire Krzidenweis, Linda Kreimer, Diane Kreimer, Mary Kreimer, Sue Kuhn, Nancy Kuhn, Pal Lampe, Margie Langenbru nnex. Jun 128 Laplhmn, Robm anmmer, Laura Layer Man- Lazar, Denise Ledmn. Mary Anne Lehner jane Leigh. Dian? Leigh Maureen LePere. Rosemarv Lmhardz. Kav Lilmer, Debbm Luizes. Tina Lupp. Maggie Mann Pam- Manm, Kalhv Martin. Leah Martin Marv Martini Man- Mm, Kathy Matlscheck Elaine Maue. Karen MAUIEY. ieslw MrAulefe. Michele McCanhv. Bridge: McCreary. Debarah McDonaghv Engld McDonagh, Catherine McDonald. Debbxe McDonald. Kathy McHargue, Sheree McKecveL Margarex Melson. Marclla MEIEUriO. Debbie Mel: Colleen Meyerl Barb Meyer, Lmda Meyer, Tenn Michei, Alane Miles. Martha Milly. Joan Miller. Vickx Miiiigan Rosirnan' Mcllmann. Nancy Mueller. Tanya Neller, Margie NeWman. Debbie Niehaus. Patricia Nieman. Joanne Nune. Jean Ohmel. Judie Orlrnlm, Dusty Osborne, Julie Osmndorf, Page Oslerkamp. Kathy Ono. Jan PAnzeca Tem Parkinson, Debbie Pclzei, Jackie Peters. Jill Pfenmg, Marian Phelan, Colleen Phillips JoAnn Pieper. Melody 129 130 Flersonj Peg Pius. Barb Pocttker. Cyndy Poppa Barbara Poppe, Nancy Pa wars, Linda Frinzbatk, Mary Jo Putnick. Karen Raabe, Peggy Rack, Deanna Rapien. Sue Rebel. Barb Rrbel, Jean Redelmenn, Sue Reed. Tritia RenntrSJ Robyn Richardson. RnxAnna Richert, Richelle k Rxeman, Karen Ries, Barb Robets, Kathi Roesner, Peggy Rohlingl Linda Rahlingl Mary Ann Rnss. JuAnn Ross. Mary Rusk, Barbara K ROKEI'I. Laurel Rudemillet, Beth Rumpke, Denise Rumpke, Jmn Runnebaum. Sally RustJudy Sagel, Juan Salter, Vlcky Erhaefer, Debbie S: haefer, Sharon Schehl. Mary Srhiele, Terry Sthiac hter, lane Schmidt, Celine Schrauder, Marian Schulz. Mary Ellen Seaman, Dori Seiberl, Paula Seifert, Toran Shea. Maw Sheanshang, Fran Siegmund, Liz Smgie, 511:1er Slemer, Diana Smith, Donna Smith, Jennifer Spaelhl Mary Sue Spampimtc, Debbie Spampmalo, Judy Stark, Connie Staudigel, Elaing Stephens, Vicky Sweekman,'Barb Taphqm, Linda Tassel, Janet Tassel, Mary Beth Telford, Jan Thesing, Sue Torok, Debbie Vandergrah, Barb Vesper, April Walden, Belinda Walsh, Gail Walsh, Margare! Walker,Ceci1ia Waltex, Donna Walter. Nancy Weber, Bonnie Weber. Marilyn Weiss, Elayne Weslovel Greti Whalen, Lynn Whyle, Cindy Wietlisbach, Eileen Wilder, Chris Wolterman, Mary Works, Connie WulersI, Linda Wurzelbachel, lane Zartman. Pat Zehnder, Pam Zeiser, Linda Zinser, Pm sophomores got it living supersonic spirit laughing fun-filled float remembering jubilant carnival l -- A -1 X , 7 ii m V. rL..,? i : ' M A. Buescher serenades the audience. M. Huhn clowns around peddling ballons with D. Day. 131 43:2'4A9xd, ' ' A There's a little bit of junior in every- thing that happens elegant, unforgettable formals girls on council talent scouts ring measurements and portrait sittings closed retreat - a first PSAT, National Merit results As the Christmas Dance looms, gold roses bloom. Greta's gangsters holdup the camera. Triggered by a spike. I. Bill explodes. Too many secrets are revealed by open doors. Enthusiastic juniors make their vote Count. 133 Things are looking good next year - first assembly three years down - one to go envelopes opened during mass n 3 I may H Mayor E. Huth blossoms with happiness at the arrival of her FIOWEr-s. The top voted juniors represent McAuley in Girl and Her City Day - Standing are M. Schehr. M Dewald, N. Kammer. J. Casleel, L Lewis, E. Huth and Sitting K. Berr necker, M. J. Meyer, 5. Liddy, M. Murphy. D. 80559 confers with top Cincinnati officials while others provide enter- tainment. M. Stehlin and R. Niehoff try to weigh out their problems. Junior homeroom presidents and chairmen lake sides w Top to Bottom are S. Kathman, S. Carr, B Trice, P. Peters, M. Mackzum. M. A. Stucker, J. Tellentelo. N Kammer, P. Watson. K. Brink- man, 5. Day, M. J. Meyer. D. Bernard, BV Otten, N. Zeinner, P. Rhoades, K. Bernecker, A Kieffer. Distinctive, determined common goals, struggles, spirit you get cool Showtime with TV Bosse posmg a5 granny. Alright girls, this is what's happening. T. Ollinger strums a peppy lyric. J. Casteel, junior class president, passes a silveryl'glance to Steve 136 Adams. Pam Arand Darlene Armbrusze: Line: Ashln' Pam AusLJmp Candy Ausuzman Dune 8.16; MANN: Balash Marv Ball Fania: Bang: Louise Bare. Kaihv Bastm Stephanie BJumganner Bem' BABE! Rosalie Beck LGda Behler Dunne Behler. Donna vaard De'wbu- Bemccket. Kula Berna. Donn: BCSI Marv 8991 Pat: Bagner Ian Bill. Juda- Blecf: Bub Banger Slumn Bosse Dom; Boss? Ian Bosse Tern Eraun, Kaxhv Bnrhler. Sandy Bnnkman. Karen Bronsnup Dune Bulier Barbara Burkhar: Marilyn Burwknkel, Marv Io Bulz Mari1vn Calmn Man.- Beth Carr Susan Cgsn' Cami Cancel, Jodx- Chouleau Linda Ciquu Debbie then. Patti Condom Debbm Cunnen Cavle Cook. Debbie Cook, Dzbbic Cook, Pamela Cuuzens. Julie Cremin Colleen Crowlry. Ruth Anne Daugherty, Io Davis Mary Ann Dams Peggy Dav handy Dewald, Many Dxegmueller, Karen Denench, Catol Duerger, Marma Droppelman Carol Dumom, Apnl Durkm, Famcla Ecksleln Michele Efkeman, Mary Lou Elsbamd Mary Lou Enderle. Ber Evans, Carolvnn Fgrneclimv; Shexla Ftcker. Lynn Escher, Donna Fleming, Jane Fcitik, Cathv Fox. Anne Fwy. Mary Kay Gaible, Pam Calvin, Pam Cehrumv Debbie Geigen Linda Cerhardslein, Barb Clesken Donna Giesler Margie Ciesting, Colleen Cuidy, Ian Cuoding, Ellen Craw Lynn GreenWell, Gmger Creiwe Charieen Creiwe Patty Grimm. Betsy 138 The breakaway years laughs not giggles shorthand or chemistry a birthday gift . . . a car Cuenthen Anna Cundlach. Barb Curzwiller, Linda Hader, Molly Haley, JoAnn Handmf. Denise Hartkemryzz, Mary Housman, Sue Heinrich, Jean Hellemes, Carolyn Hexmann. Chris Hertel, Kalhy Herzberger. Melissa Hiller, Terri Hinderberger, Ian Hinkle, Jo Ann Hmh, Margie Huffmann, Lynne Hollitsch,Traudi Hood, Tlih Horgan, Kathy Home. Mary Lynn Housel, Eileen Houser, Susan Hum. Mary Huth. Elaine Inderhees. Kathy Jaeger, Mary Jaspers Joyce Jelenl Ceralyn Jem, Pa: Johnson, Cindy Jones, Paula Junker; Denise Kaiser, Bobby Kammer, Nancy Kathman. Sue Kathmann, Donna Keller, Cindy Keller, Patty Kellerman, Mary Kern, Caml Kiefet, Ann Kncher. Cami Kist. Debbi: Klaus, Barb Klosterman. Teri Klumb, Kathy Knollman, Carole Koch, Jlll Kuenig, Cindy Koerner, Sharon Kohiman, Kalhy Konekamp, Anne KastuFf, Jo Ann Kramu, Connie Kramer, Cris Kramer, Karen Krueger, Betty Kuhlmann, Kannee Kuhns, Martha Laub, Bonnie Leaky, Kim 1r ' $ .. 1...'..A a3, 3 am M. 3Q L. Hoffmann takes a short nap before the dance is over. Fu- ture vocalists M. A, Stucket and N. Kammer sing out with self-esteem. LeBlanz. Judv Lech, Jan LahnerL Kathy Lemming. Suzanne Lewis, Janet Liauba, Aldnna Lnidy, Susan hghthall, Conniz Limke, lam Logeman. Jan Lucas, Bonnie Mackzum. Mary Madden, Dune MarkS. Donna Malois, Kathy Mamn, Barb Maude, Cindy Maunlel, Linda Maurer. Karen May, Manlyn Mayborg, Linda McCarthy, Kathy McCue. Kathy McDonaid, Maureen McKeever. Mary McMahan. Barb Musch. Diane Maury. Cathy Meyer. Carol Meyer. Donna Meyer. 10 Ann Meyer. Mary Jo Meyer, Pam Meyers. Sharon Miller, Shula Monlng, Becky Montu, Mary Beth Moore. Connie Muelier, Christine Murphy. Kathy Murphy. Mickey Neely, Maria Nichols, Joyce Niehaus, Debbie Niehaff. Roszann Nieman, Bonnie N meskern, Debbie Nocew, Vickie Noctnn, Kathy Nurre. Joehne O'Cannnr, Mary Oldendick. Juan Olding. Terry Ollinger, Terri Onh. Jane Osterhaus, Janice Otten, Beth Page. Mary Pal Felers. Paula Pick, Sheik: Pierce. Jane Pia, Chery! Plan. Monica 139 140 Poliska. Lynn PowelL Kathy Quinn, Cnlleen Rhoades, Peggie Ruemng, Sharon RclL Mary Ross. Ann Rube. Marilyn Runnebaum meh Sabatim Linda Salzer. Debbie Salzman Debbie Sansone Debbie Schehr, Meg Schxbj Tern' Schierlng, Mary Lou Sthmaedecka Cheryi Schmidt, Pam SKhnEidEl Joan Schnelle Marianne Schnirker. Karen Schoenhof Lou Ann Schultz, Teresa Schwab Joyce Schwartz, Kathy Schwarz, Barbara Seller, Eve Shea, Madeleine Shendanl Mary chkmg Ieanne 51curella,Marty Siekemeyer. Kathy Simpsan, Pam Sollmann, Nancy Spade, Rabin Spaeth. Stephanie Spampmalo, JoAnn Swimle. Debbie Steinmetz. Sue Smngen P.Ini Sterwerf, Mariean Szretth. Aileen Stucker, Mary Ann bulltvan. Paula Sunderhaus. Linda Taylor, Nana.- Telintelo, June Tenkman Martha Thome. Maria Thome,Tem Thompson Dabble TuttaJ Dabbxc Toelka, Elmne Toerner, Kathy Trachsel, Barb Triu- Barb Vaccariellol Debbie Van Oflen,L1nda VsIlari, Gloria Vogh Shamn Volkerding, Judy Wagner, Barb Wagnex, Mary Wagner. Ruth Wanstrath, Cindy Warburg. Linda Watson Pam Weben Dianne Walerman, Donna Wands, Pm Werfelman, Donna Werle. Chris Wernke, Pam Wessel. Kathy Wetterer, Margaret Wheatley, Barbara Wilkens, Debbie Wilkens, Martha leker. Donna Willkel Gmny Wilson Myra Wohlwender, Margie Wood Sue Wright, ??ggy Yuka, Pam Yuung, Janie Yust, Patty Zeinner. Nancy Zeiser. Jacquelyn Zimmermann. Linda L iw i Happy, dizzy, wonderful world heather-green sweatshirts and yellow jackets SINGER P. Sullivan and escort Waltz to a tune ofyears gone by All I wanted was one ice cube! exclaims P. Gaible to C. Schmaedecke. Escaping minutes propel a diligent student. B. Wagner, .3 to-be seamstress keeps abreast of the fashions. $2:me skiing at Bellfontaine, Valley Hi attending various churches services mixers at X.U. armory fieldhouse Maria Stein with Fathers Tom and Ted Playhouse in the Park $13ng Fifth Dimension concerts at U.C. Ferguson Drive-In Funny Girl Seniors are going places Alexanders and Candelight. Judith Adams Colleen Albers Barbara Amschler is m w'i-n.... aw. v .1 W m m mV-.. .. x. R xx xx Carole Appiarius Joan ArmbruSter 144 Sam Collins. senior class president. always stands up to her beliefs. Is this what they mean by a closet drama? Cynthia BaCDVin Dayle Ball Deborah Barker Madonna Barlag Barbara Banz x Denise Bauer JOSEPhine Beckenhaupt Patricia Beiersdorfer Victoria Beischel EliZAbelh Beitz Lynn Bellerson Deborah Berding Judith Bernhard Lois Betsch - Elizabeth Binder 145 Unique experiments honor students with a new found freedom trial and error-method of discovering spiritual values through comparative religion, researched social problems, contemporary theology. Kathleen Blank Elizabeth Block Mary Bium , Paula Bloemer .MJ : Debra Bly Marilyn Bosse Andrea F, Boullie Christine Braun Maribeth Brinkman 146 J oyce A. Brock Patricia Brunner Jeanne Buente Victoria Brons Sandra Buchert Joanne Buescher LaVerne Bross Christine Budke Charlene Burger Diane Brown Chewy, great for fillings! L. Kiphart signs out a spe cial delivery A. Day pon- ders 7 proof she 5 not rushin . You rang? Margaret Brown 147 148 Janet Burton . x Patricia M. Clancy Ann Busken Mary Kathleen Collins Joyce Byrnes Christine Campbell Mary Caposela Patricia A. Collins Nancy Byrnes Margaret Canning Sandra Carle Pat M. Collins Joan Calme X Joanne Conradi We finally made it the going was hard circular functions deflate ego P.O.D. expands knowledge of local government, world affairs goal of sixty words per minute Jennifer Corbin Dorothy Corrado Candace Crowe Maureen Daley Would you believe this pays $1.25 an hour Lazy days at Andrea Day Bunker Hill. Looks like an unidentified frosty object! N. Diane Danemayer Kathleen Daniels Hughes tries to match tops with the trees. 149 Leaving on a quest for life Western-Southern, college night, health careers day, encourage future plans - nurse, teacher, secretary Jf' V J; Michele A. Day Cathy A. Diegmueller Nancy A. Dolin Victoria L. Donaldson M, Beth Doran Pam M. Dransman Barbara Dmtt Anne M. Drummey Patricia Ducker 150 Susan Dunham Catherine Fakh JoAnn Ficker Catherine Fatora Carol Filusch Mary Egner Patti Fay Eileen Marie Findley Deborah Feldkamp Kathleen Fink I wander if suitors mellow with age? P. Grimm at- tempts to fork out her ac- complishments. Lynne Huy displays her bettel 1 x Dianne Epu re Kathleen Felix Patricia Flannery 151 Terry Flannery Jackie Fleming Pat M. Fox Pamda K. Franklin Betty Frerick Rose Freson Linda Frey Christine Cabelman Mary Callenstein Mary Carol Geiger Christine Ceisler Gloria Gerda 152 Comtemplation, decisions acceptance letters, Patricia Gergen Deborah Ciesken jOb interVieWS Cassandra Gleason Karen Glynn Karen J. Goodman Chantal Graf Elizabeth Grant MOHECB Grathwohl KIA Pat Grimm Linda Grimme Kathryn FA Grote Does the faculty know about this? McAuley's hotline, chimes Kathy Sullivan, Candid proof that chivalry lives on. 153 Tested abilities 88 in English IV - exempt perfect attendance endurance award vocal talent - triple trio class rank - upper one-third Candace Crow Cyndi Hamilton Carolyn Hammons Diane L. Hanman Cheryl Haskamp Mary Jane Hausman Karen Hebeler Mary Jane Heeg 154 Chris Heineman Peggy Ann Henlein . a Patricia Holland Chris Heisler Nancy A. Hughes Did you ever try to eat between the lines? Sophis- tication is taking over the bus stop. With relief in their eyes, seniors M. Zim- pelman and C. Cabelman gladly depart. Does it look like we're studying? Cheryl Henegar Linda Henke Mary Patricia Henke Jill Hinderberger Ceralyn Hin Sharon A. Hoessli . A I A 1 - . , 7. m r ,1, 'k x X WAU HA 'L . I I . J n N '1 u null, IN ' yr! . .- u- 4: I 1 x Hume unm- u rhur'iizw' $ Ihmlinr 'ur urn- Kln mur- 155 Kathleen Johansing Cathryne L. Huser Jean L Hussa Lynne A. Huy Kathleen Marie Keeling Jeanette Keller Susan Kessen Wr' Lynn Kiphart Judith Kist Diane Klein Janet Kluener Jayne Knab Theresa Koch Barb I. Koehler 156 .1: VAQI Dianne S. Koenig Marcie Kolks Ann K reim er 4 Margara Sue Kress Jane 57 Krider Joyce A. Kroeger Kathy Kroeger Mary Sandra Kummer Denise M. Kunkel Mary Ann Lampe Attempted unity two days at Maria Stein volunteer help for literary annual mass turnout for variety show Now was it 10-32-8 or 32-8-10? Did you see what's in the barrel? Seniors initiate freshmen in a mockery of welcome. 157 Michelle T. Lane Roberta Langhorst Susan Lehrte! Karen Lewis 3V Janet Linhardt Kathleen FLosacker 713! Therese Macke Janice E Mahoney Linda Jane Marois Kathleen Martin Janice Mattingly Susan M. Mattscheck 158 You can count on a senior superiority stimulates successful fund drives plaque and pass -less, f Rosemary Mattson Mary V- McAtee Kathy McCluskey library and learning center goers f Mary McDonagh Susan McElvain Karen McGilI 0 Martha McKeever Karen Meinken Karen Goodman scrutinizes Republican runningmates. - . B.SJSLT. make K. Smith so very happy. They make cheat- Karen Matte Manlyn Meyer Mary Beth M1185 ing a little harder each yeaL 159 Barbara Miller Judith Mohr Patricia Morris J Debomh Nichols Carol Niehaus Janet Niemeier Diane Noe Barbara Novello Christine M.Oh1haut Kathieen Patterson 160 V W Memories . . . pressed between the pages of our minds . . . evening at Verona - junior prom ' rain-soaked float being little sisters Peggy Pendergast Deborah Peters Kathleen Ann Phelan - . . havmg blg SlStEfS 323'! Jewel A. Poniske G Schroth's voice enhances a growing male curiosity One last pass throws the game. C. Whitaker's big sister offers her a lift. M. Weber and J. Hussa count senior success. Marcia Preklas Patricia Price Carol A Prinzbach 161 x W. Mary Louise Rack Kathleen D. Ramirez Lesile Ranz Anne Rebel x 0 VI ' Maureen Reenan Jo Ann L. Rehm Jeanne Rehring JO Anne Rein Susan Rel Marci Rich Carol Ries Rae Ann Ruberg Sandra Anne Ruhl 162 Proud, happy wonderful years making the honor roll Teresa Ann Rumpke Linda Rusche Debbie gauge, r ; perfect attendance for four years f . Barb Sau nders VPV' Nancy Schiele L Hinderberger sews up her problem in one easy step. Is it any wonder headbands were banned? Does S. McElvain only wear glasses to look intelligent? A helping hand hov- ers within reaching distance of the problem. Terriann Schiering Carleen Schies Constance L. Schiffmeyer 163 Seniors - free 'n' easy day dreams on a warm April day crazy tricks - no one else would try kite flying and snowball fights. Joanne Schlechta Susan Schlechtinger Diane Schmidt Gayle A Schroth Iche Schultz Mix, Gail Seeger Beverly A. Shay 164 T. Macke demonstrates the senior solution to prob- lems. P. Henlein takes a look alLook. .-l k x . x1 Jane ShiVEIY Debbie Sieling Donna Siemer Elizabeth Smith Kathleen Ann Smith Rebecca A. Smith Susan Smith Victoria Smith Christine A. Spade Deborah R. Spahr Carol Spampinato Joyce Springer 165 A last Cherished year long awaited class rings announcements and calling cards cap and gown fittings Sandra Stahley Judith Stehlin Mary Alice Stehlin Sue Stenger Kathleen Sullivan Margie Sunderman Patricia Tabar Sandra Tandoc Gail'l'h'mnes 166 B Dron, D. Corrado and M. Wilhelm string an in- spiring tune- D. Spahr dis- plays the art of dancing in one of the lastest - fash- ioned formals. With pen in hand, L. Bellerson makes a striking impression. Adele Thompson Pat Toelke Margaret A. Toerner Gail Trippel H. , 1 WW gi-vw rrf wn-v-vq kXIx Bridget Uehlein Helga Ullmann Susan L. Ulm Beverly VandenEynden Linda Vandegraft Theresa Vorderbrueggen 167 Patricia Walker Constance Wanstrath Marilyn Iv Weber Janice Waite Marian Wendling WA v7. Diane Wendi Gail Westendorf Linda Wiest Melody Wilhelm Theresa Willke 168 Karen Wuennemann Carol Wurzelbacher Judith Zorb Judith Wissel Margaret M. Zimpelman Joyce Zureick Happiness . . . graduation . . . brown, gold tassels diplomas . . . certificates of honor awards . . . scholarships, grants throwing away uniform, saddles. PRIVATE Senior homeroom presidents and chairmen; Bottom: M. A Lampe, D. Peters, E. Smith, M. Weber, T. Schiering, J. Beckenhaupt, K. Goodman. M. Kolks, J. Armbruster, B. Bartz, M. Wilz, D. Barker, K, Phelan, T. Vorderbrueggen. P. Holland, 5. Stahley missing: C. Albers, S. Carle, P. Sillies, D. Berding. The Shock of discovery horrifies C. Albers. S. Carla acquixes a new habit. 169 170 Remember this graduation '70 . . , guests' tension prevails - anticipate rain Father Ted encourages graduates to unclench their hands to the world Suscipet' sung sincerely There's a Place for Us sung joyously 305 students graduate in the accompaniment of the 17 year locust Anxious debutamcs pre- pare for their finale. RUSE gives a little help to her friend. 305 young ladie-s walk into then future be ginning with a white envei lope of achievement. The class of '70 patiently await: Rhett forever re- membeted momem. Senior room 19 supports the yearbook with unanimous subscription patronage. Airy Pony Keg Dorothy M. Andrews Annual Staff Mr. t2: Mrs. Charles Armbruster Mr. Sr. Mrs. Donald Berding Josh Betz 8: Sons Mr, and Mrs. Joseph C. Blank Bi118: Ralphhs Meats Mary :Q: Gene Braun Brill Furniture Co. Brothers' Drugs Browme's Repair-all Mr. 8: Mrs. D, Clancy Cloud 9 Lounge College Hill Hardware Compliments of Nick Wullenweber Compliments of James C. Carr Compliments of Heid's Lanes Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Congrat's Beanbag, Louis, Jo, Jude Deming Pharmacy Inc. Edward J. Doran John E. Doran Mr. 3: Mrs. P. Doran Earl's Pony Keg 5!: Del. Engel and Thiemann Brick Contractors The Clifford C. Findley Family A Friend A Friend Gene's Pony Keg Gerth Dry Goods Mr. 8: Mrs. Phil Glynn, Jr. Graduate of '66 Stanley R. Hammons Hardert's Cafe hi: Pony Keg Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Jh Heyob Hilltop Food Market Homeroom 17 Homeroom 209 Homeroom 216 Homeroom 227 Hornsbys Hair Stylists Mr. 81: Mrs. Louis T. Huser Mr, $L Mrs. Henry C. Kessen Koch Refrigeration Company Fr. William Krumpe - St. Margaret Mary Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence F, Lampe The Lampe Children Marlowe Shop Martin's Beauty Salon Ruth E. McGill Norman's Barber Shop Northbrook Auto Body Shop Northside Dispensing Optician Nurre Bros, Inc. Funeral Homes O'Connor's Cons from 127 Pearce's Sohio Rapid One Hour Cleaners Mr. $z Mrs. Donald Rich Mr. h: Mrs. Ralph Ries Mr. hi: Mrs. Harry Schroth N-W Sinclair Service Spaith Feed $t Supply Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward L. Spahr SL John The Baptist Church The Styling Room Summer's Sunoco Ward's Meats Dr. cKc Mrs. J. C. Willke Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Wuennemann MONFORT COMPLIMENTS HEIGHTS OF PET SHOP HEIST ER INS . Mt. Airy - Groesbeck Area AGENCY CO- COMPLETE LINE OF PET SUPPLIES 7351 HAMILTON AVE. DOG GROOMING CINCINNATI, OHIO 931-3300 PHONE 729-0827 6520 COLERAIN AVE. PIONEER VENDING INC. Operators Of COIN-OPERATED EQUIPMENT SINCE 1909 ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE BEST IN COIN-OPERATED MACHINES 372.6 KESSEN AVE. CHEVIOT, OHIO PHONE: 661-5000 BEHLER OLDSMOBILE 4040 Spring Grove 541-1980 SPONSORS ACE HARDWARE St ELECTRIC CO. 4171 Hamilton Ave. 541-1271 Free Delivery William Alf ALF LUMBER 81: MILLWORK CO. 3141 Exon Ave. 563-0600 Harry Ret AMERICAN TILE CO. 3407 Lapland Dr. 522-3559 Mt. Healthy ANGILO'S PIZZA 7612 Hamilton Ave. 522-1940 Albert Jones ANGILO'S PIZZA 811 Jefferson 821-2001 BEN FRANKLIN STORES Northbrook Center Seven Hills Plaza 825-3733 825-8111 Compliments of THE BESL TRANSFER CO. 5550 Este Ave. Cinti, Ohio 242-3456 Best of '70 HOMEROOM 223 Year of 68-69 Green Mountain Girls Mr. Louis Blessing BLESSING BROS. DAIRY 3051 Blue Rock Rd. 521-0800 BLOME GLASS CO. 3118 Spring Grove Ave. Cinti, Ohio 45225 541-2551 Ralph B. Buchert R. B. TOOL 5: MFG. CO. 2865 Compton Rd. 521-8292 Bill 8: Betty Miller BUCKEYE HOME FURNISHINGS 9313 Colerain 521-6557 BUSINESS MEN4S FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOANS ASSN. 1105 Main St. 241-0242 CADET CLEANERS Same Day Service 1708 W. Galbraith Rd. 521-6226 Bob Tritshler CARPETLAND ApLB.Bkg. 521-8796 CITY-WIDE OFFICE SUPPLIES 4116 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 681-6200 COLLEGE HILL CARRY-OUT 6102 Hamilton Ave. 681-3128 Free Deliveries COLLEGE HILL PHARMACY Drugs Hamilton 8: North Bend Rd. 541-2244 COLONY ACCEPTANCE CORPORATIONS Loans 8: Investments 2646 Kipling Rd. Cinti, Ohio 45239 541-3621 Compliments of a Friend CONGRATULATIONS Class of 70 Good Luck Compliments of WILLIAM MC DONAGH, CHR. Colerain Township Democratic Party COMPLIMENTS OP SPAMPINATO Joe Spampinato Mary Jane IoAnn and Judy Congratulations, Graduates ROBERT D. JENNINGS Clerk of Courts Hamilton County CONNER AND PARKINSON Carpenter - Contractor 10036 Skyridge Dr; 931-7189 CONVENIENT FOOD MART 7 days - till midnight Compton HS: Pippin 521-9053 Frank Rosenacker DHONAU - ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME 5527 Cheviot Rd., Monfort Heights 522-051 1 5916 Cheviot Rd. 931-3727 B. H. BUDKE, INC. General Contractors 2859 Banning Rd. 522-3000 BIGNER, INC. COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT 2345 Quebec Rd. 251-1500 WEBER 8t GALL AUTO SERVICE 111 East 10th St. Newport, Kentucky Phone261-3228 DISCEPOLI DRUGS Discount Prescription Center 3228 W. Galbraith Rd. 522-2300 DREAM GIRL HAIR STYLING 5872 Cheviot Rd. White Oak Shopping Center 522-4032 WM. EFFLER JEWELERS 7618 Hamilton Ave Mt. Healthy 521-9536 ENGLER'S BAKERY Um-Um Goodies 5548 Colerain Ave. 656-6216 Victor Schwab EXCAVATINC 8t BLACKTOP WORK 3691 Jessup Rd. 931-3748 FORBES PHARMACY 5835 Hamilton Ave. 541-5246 A Teen Oriented Pharmacy William T. Giesting G 8: H SALES CO. 7215 Market PL Cinti. 761-6185 JACK HERB FLORIST 7848 Hamilton Mt. Healthy 522-2222 Cooks take their stand in the smorgasbord line. Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Jansen, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Hamburg, Mrs. Jent, Mrs. Hartman. HICKORY CORRAL Bar-B-Que Belcher-Hubbard Enterprises, Inc. HIGH POINT MANOR Deluxe 1 bedroom apartments 3025 Westwood Northern Blvd. 542-1044 HITCHING POST 8325 Colerain Ave. 522-1100 Greenhills 825 -32.32 World's Best Fried Chicken Frank Spampy HILLSIDE MOTOR'S 2340 Gilbert Ave. Cincinnati, 6 221-8600 HOCKS BUICK C0. 'The House Integrity BuiltH Used Cars - 8787 Colerain New Cars - 3330 Reading Rd. Congratulations HOLLYWOOD CINEMA NORTH 5916 Hamilton Avenue 541-0678 HOME JUICE CO. 3611 Yellowstone Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 522-8020 Bob Dawes IEFF'S CAFE 5354 North Bend Rd. 661-9775 Sam Spampinato R. W. KAMP FLOOR COVERING C0. 8118 Montgomery Rd. 791-1800 James J. Karg KARG ELECTRIC COMPANY 2021 Carpenter Drive 521-3647 John H. Karg JOHN H. KARG CO. PLUMBING 8510 Coghill Lane 521-9258 hr MAYFLOWER MILLS -- SAVINGS 8t LOAN KESTERSON INSURANCE 8370 COLERAIN AVE. Marc Kesterson 3: Norm Kesterson Homeowners Life Auto Boats Liability 931-8500 1608 W. Galbraith at Hamilton NORTH COLLEGE HILL DAVID'S BUFFET I 5501 Bridgetown Road Phone 662-5441 EFFLER-SCHWARTZ JEWELERS COLLEGE HILL 5908 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati 45224 Phone 541-5627 MT. AIRY SAVINGS and LOAN We like to say . . . YES! PROVIDENT BANK Complete Beauty Service at, KENESTA BEAUTY LOUNGE 5 minute dryer our speciality 521-5675 KESSINC'S HARDWARE Mt. Airy 55 35 Colerain Ave. 541-1144 Ed Kreimer CEDAR AVE. FRUIT MARKET 1608 Cedar Avenue 541-7683 LUDWIG'S SHOE STORE College Hill ML Healthy Swifton Center MADONNA K. or C. 3891 Stardust Hall - Mt. Healthy Socials Sunday Afternoon and Tuesday Evenings Charles E. Marsh MARSH PONTIAC INC. 9101 Colerain Ave. Cin. 39, Ohio 522-7000 MARTIN DRY CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service 6208 Witherby Ave. 541-8683 Masterson, Scott Bishop and Galore I.P. - G.C. LTD. Daisies Won't Tell! MT. AIRY SAVINGS AND LOAN 5901 Colerain Avenue 5833 Cheviot Rd. 522-6050 C. A. Boehm MT. AIRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 5578 Mayberry Lane Cincinnati, 39 931-5449 541-4178 NORWOOD IMPROVED BLDG. 8: LOAN 4318 Montgomery Rd., Norwood, Ohio Home loans :5: savings accounts 631-8250 EDWIN BAYER PAINTING CONTRACTOR 5421 Rapid Run Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45238 922-5447 Leo Woodall PA'ITY CAKE BAKERY B416 Vine St. Hartwell 821-0188 Elmer C. Knapp PEPSl-COLA BOTTLINC CO. 2121 Sunnybrook Dr, Cincinnati,0hio 761-5800 PET CENTER Everything in pets 6033 Hamilton Ave. 542-2226 PETE'S WASHINGTON SHOPPE 8261 Colerain Ave. Crosbeck 522-0446 Vincent C. Rack PINK LADY BEAUTY SALON 5221 North Bend Rd. 662-3544 Ray Kelhoffer RAY KELLHOFPER, PLASTERING 5487 Dry Ridge Rd. 931-7024 BRUCK UNIFORM CENTER 25 Garfield Pl. 241-3656 241-8208 GROESBECK PHARMACY OPEN 7mDAYS ED HUY - OWNER Phone 521-3062 W. Galbraith 8: Colerain COLLEGE HILL PROGRESSIVE BUILDING s; LOQN JOSTENS Finest in Class Rings Owatonna, Minn. Taste That Beats The Others COLD! M. D. PLUMBING Donald L. Mercer 3837 Davis Ave. 662-2714 PETER RET MCR Distributors 6311 Wiehe Rd. 631-1025 CHARLES RIEGER 8x SON PRODUCE CO. Fancy Fruits 35: Vegetables 420 Armory Ave. 241-2197 241-2198 Howard Feldkamp RUDY'S CHEESE STORE 5508 Harrison Ave. 661-9632 Ken A. Schibi SCHIBI HEATING 8: COOLING 5025 Hubble Rd. 521-5857 SCHMIDT BROS. INCORPORATED Painters and Decorators 5455 Fox Road 541-2889 Compliments Of SCHNEIDER HOME EQUIPMENT CO. 7948 Pippin Rd. 522-1200 EENEY BUILDING 8: SAVING Blue Rock 6; Cheviot Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 521-8188 Robert Shively ROBERT SHIVELY CO., INC. 3537 Epley Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN STEHIN 8s: SONS Home Dressed Meats 10134 Colerain 521-6164 STEINER'S AUTO REPAIRS Chick and Chick Jr. 1444 Compton Road 931-4844 STOLLE DELICATESSEN Catering for all occassions 6999 Colerain 521-9021 SUBURBAN PAINT 8: WALLPAPER STUDIO 3091 W. Galbraith Rd. 931-0198 Cincinnati, Ohio SYCAMORE SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. 3209 W. Galbraith Rd. 521-1930 Near Colerain Cincinnati, Ohio TODD'S HAIRSTYLIST 6721 Hamilton Ave. North College Hill 522-2285 Chris Heisler TRI STATE BOWLING 6367 Clenway Ave. 662-7020 Raymond J. Mahoney WEDGE INN 7905 Colerain Ave. 522-9389 W. H. SCHWAB WELDING Wrought Iron Fabricators 7046 Harrison Ave. 941-4696 VONDERHEIDE 8: HOEORSTMANN Builder and General Contractor 6918 Pin Oak Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 GEORGE WENZEL, TEXACO 5790 Colerain at Kipling Cincinnati, 45239 541-5984 WESTERN HILL BEAUTY SCHOOL .3732 Lovell Ave. Cinti., Ohio 45211 662-4296 The Pepsi Generation, ML Blessing and Mr. Dillinger have a lot to give. ASSUMPTION PARISH J 3116351 FEDERAL ENJOYERS CREDIT UNION 7715 JOSEph Ave. - HAVE A - Mt. Healthy, Ohio HUDE POHL 522-9057 Classmates In a class by itself. Coca-Cola has the taste you never get tired of. That's why things go better with Coke. Ceca-Co!a a:1d Coke are registered trade-marks which identify only the produc: of The CocaACola Company. CONGRATULATIONS Bugger 10!! never bad if so SMOOTH 2860 Loretta Dr. at Colerain 729-0940 h $2. 225 EAST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202 It's a career which offers challengA ing opportunities, pleasant assov ciates, attractive surroundings, good salaries, numerous benefits and an exciting future consider a career in service When you've completed your edu- cation consider a career with Your Telephone Company Congratulations, graduates. from YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY a good pface to work The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company An equal opportunity employer FRESHEST IN TOWN FISCHER'S BACON from the Bacon-makin' people KLUENER PACKING CO. NORTH CINCINNATI LOAN and BUILDING CO. 2616 VINE ST. CARTERS I CINC INNATI 19 OHIO 281-3519 8021 Colrain 931-0660 CENTER 7600 Colerain 931-6300 SKYLINE PONY KEG LEONARD McELVAIN 2529 COMPTON RD. 521-9233 INDEX Abell, P. 116 Adams. 1. 14-1 Adams. F. 137 Agnew, P. 120 Ahlen, I. 114 Ahrens. M. 114 Albers. C. 5. 50, 83, 92, 93, 144. 167.172 Albers.M,126 Albrrl. P. 51. 114 Alessandro, K, 11-1 Alf.C,se.55.141, 172 Almond. D. 126 Amador, 12.39. 11-1. 121 Amschler, B. 141 Amschler, 5. 11-1 Anderson, J. 126 Ankenbauer. L. 126 Appiar1u5.M C 14-1, 172 Arand, D.137 Arand,L.114 Arata. E, 126 Armbzuslet, J. 137 Armbrusler, Juan 60. 14-1 Arszman, D. 125 Ashlev. P. 137 Asmann, Alma 11-1 71111111511125 Aug.1 455154.91,1oz,122,124,1za Auskamp.C.-12,137 Auskamp, G, 114 Austerman, D.137 Austing,G.51,11-1 Back, M. 117. 137 Backus. M. K. 48, 5.1, 126 Bacovin,C.1-H Badgley, L. 70. 126 Balash, M. 137 Ball. D, 71. 90, 105,115 Ball. 17.68. 1.37 Ballman.M.11-1 Bange, L, 137 Barr. K. 64.137 Barku, D.-1i1. 145,163 Barlag, M, 145 Barnes. C. 31,114 Barons, K. 38. 126 Banz,E.-H,96.145,149 Baslin. A, 11-1. 120 Baslin.S.BS.137 Bates. L. 126 Bauer.D.5-1, 115 Bauer.E.122,126 Bauer. K, 114 Bauer, R193. 100, 137 Bauman. M. 126 Baumgarlner. B. 1.17 Baumganner, M, P. 126 Back, C 11-1 Berk, D.114 Beck, L. 1:17 Beckenhaupl,J.145 Becker, D. 114 BeckmanJ'. 114 Bedinghaus. M, 1212 Behler.D.-18.SZ,137.174 BEhIer,D,53,59.o-1.137,171 Eeiersdorfen P. 1-15 Beischel.V.3-1,ED.1-15 132112.11, 1-15 Belltrsen,M,L.115 Benton. T. 120 Berding.D.33,1-15 Bargan. K. 11-1 Berling.N.BO.12:- Bernard,D.13-1.137 Bernxker. K. 133, 13-1. 135.137 Bernhard. J. 14.5 Barns. D. 137 Besl. E 111 8951M 137 5951. P. 1.37 B951.C.81. 11-1 Betsch. 13,68. 80.116 Betsch.D,111.11-1 Betsrh,L.1-15.17l Betz, C. 11-! Biederman, R120 Bigher.1 1.37 Bigner. 5.53.120 Blll,J.-15.133.137 Bxll. L, 125 Bmder.E.1-15 Bmder,P.122.127 Binzer, M, 3.01127 Birck, P. 114 Black. V. 11-1 Blank, 1. 11-1 Blank,K.'35,1-15 BlasCh,B.92, 137 Blasch,C.111,11-1 Blessing. B 11-1 Block, E. 71, 1-10 Block, M. 11-1 Bloemev.M.127 Bloemer.P,1-16 Blum, M, 146172 Bly, D. 140 Budley. D. 127 Budley, L. P. 114 Bthner.K,127 Boerger, C 127 502139135. 72. 137 Boggs. N. 11-1 Bosken. L 17.7 Busse,A.13.111,1H 5055103103. 135. 137 50552, J. 137 BOSS? M, 1-10 80552, M 51.115 Bosse,T.136.137 Boullie A 05.140 Boullie, 11.127 Buva. C. 115 Brady. P, 115 Branch, M, A7, 115 Braun,C.85,1-16,179 Braun. C 127 Braun.K,60.137 Breetz, B. 146 Breslin,C.127 Brichlel.S,-15,-19.Sl.132,137 Brinkman. J. 115 Brinkman.K.13-1.137 Brinkman. M 146 Brock. J. 1-17 Brodbedt, D, 115 Erons, 1.150 147 Bronslrup,D.137 Brooks. D. 117 Brosey, N. 112,115 Bross.L.54.1-15. 147 Brown. D. 50. 57, 1-17 Brown. 13.111 115 Brown. M.-12, 93, 1-17 Brunner.C.110,115 Brunner.J.115 Brunner.M.1. 1.7.7 Brunner, F. H7 Bubenhofer. 141,115,127 Bucherl.S.1-17 Buchheit. L. 115 Buck, K 127 Budke, C 117,155 BueE1erman.M.115 Buenle,l.80.1-17 Enema. M.115 Buescher, J. 45,19. 51 ' . Buescher. M. A, 51.1 . Bu'ler, B, 59, 73, so, 137 Burger,C.1-17 Butkhar1,M,93.137 Burns, D. 115 Burton.l.86,148 Burton. K.127 Buxwinkel.M,l.137 311511.17, 127 Busken, A 50. 1.113, 172 Busken,M.117 Buzz, M. 137 Byrnes. J. 1-113 Byrnes.N,148 Calme.1.55. 6:1, 146, 145.172 Calme. L. 115 Calme, M. B. so, 137 Campbeil, C. 1-18 Campbell, T. 07. 127 Canning. P.14B Carmen. R..127 Capano, D.1-18 Capano,L.117 Capodagli,D.127 Caposela, M 1413 Carle, 51071-15117 Carr, 5. 13-1, 137 Can, V. 66. 8-1, 148 Carson,T.80,12-1.127 CaneI.T.127 Casey.C.62,55.136.137 Casleel,J.4-1,98,135.1312.137 Centrulla, D 127 Chambers, F. 115 Chouteau.L,137 Cinquina.M.127 Ciuccio. D. 137 Ciuccio. K93, 115 Clancy. 13.88. 97,148 C1uxlon,D. 115 Coddinglon, P, 127 Cohen, G. 127 Cohen, P. 137 Collins. D. 127 Cullins. M, 44. 78. 95. 97. 9B. 99, 14-1. 148 Collins.R,115 Collins. P. 71.53. 143. 172 Collins.P.M.5-1,148 Condon, D. 137 Cunners, G. 133, 137 Conradi, J. 141! Conradi. N 127 Cunrady. S. 115 Cunmy. J. 115 Conroy.P,149 Conway.D.127 Couk,D.BO,137 Cook, D. 137 Cask, P. 137 Coaper, D. 115 Cums, C, 115 Corbin.J. 80, 92. 9-1. 149, 155 Cornelius. B. 115 Cornelius.M.102.127 Curradu,D.72,75.1-19 Corradu. S 127 Couth, J. 115 Court. D. 127 Couzens.J. 50.137 Cox, K, 127 COX,N.55,115 C12m1n.C.127 Crowe. C. 80, 92. 94.149 Crowley, C. 115 Crowley, R. 71.51. 137 Curry, C. 115 Climbal, D. 124, 127 D1Angelo, D, 127 Dahlheimer, P. 115 Dalery.M.9o,1-19 Damon,C,8-1.96,97.149.162,172 Danemayer, D 35,80,149 Daniele, T 115 Daniels, K. 146, 1-19 Danagh. D. 115 Darwish, I. 115 Daugherty, J. 137 Daum. N. 127 Daush,C.51,1oz,122, 127 Davis,M.A.127 Davis, P. 137 Dawes, G, 34 127 Day,A.147,1-19 Day,D.-1S,124. 127 Day, Mas. 150 Day, 5. 45, 98. 13-1. 137 Day, 5. 115 Deane, D. 127 Deck, 13.73, 127 Deglow. D. 115 DeCuire, 13.60, 80. 127 Demyan. C. 51. 102,127 Denhan. C. 115 Denicola, D. 35, 127 DEniEl,K.113,115 Denenkamp K. 115 Diwald. M. 42. 43, 44. 132, 13-1. 135.137 Dxckhaus, K, 127 Dxegmueller, C. 150 Dxegmuelter, K. 137 Dxegmueller, N. 127 Dieterich. C. 137 Dmrich. S. 115 DiMuzio.N.115 Din, B. 127 Our, D. 115 Dur, D, 127 Diskin, E127 Diskin,1115 Dinmeyer, M, F. 32, 50,127 Doerger. M 137 Dalin. K. 115 Dalin. N. 150 Dunaldson,V.150.172 DatamM B,51,54.os,95.150 Dan, E. 115 Uonmann,R.A.115 Dom'nann, V 127 Downing, K 127 Dovle. E. 115, 120 Dransman,?.150 Dressman,D.117 Drappelman,C.132,137 Dron, B. 150 Drummey.A.42.44.90,150 Ducker.P,32.150 DuMom, A. 1.37 Dunagan, M.115, 12.0 Dunham,5.151 Durkin,1.115 Durkin,P.137 UWyer. F, 151 Eberhaxd. D, 115 Eckslein, L. 115 Eckslein, M.. 137 Eddings. B, 127 EEFIE1,M.127 Etkkman, M L. 137 Eglseder,M.122,127 Egnel,M.151 Ehlng. 115 E1chenberger,l,115 Ellis. M.1-'A 115 Elstrnd, M1. 42, 137 EndeflE, 15. 85,137 Endres. C. 127 Engelhnnk. D 115 Engelbnnk.T. 127 Engelhardl,K.127 Eppinghoff, P1 42.43.4199, 105,151 Epule, D. 151 E1121. N, 127 Evans, C 137 Evers. '1' 12.7 Evesiage. 5. 75. 115.120 Ewald,B.57,127 Farmer,C1127 Farwick.N.115 Path. C. 151 Fatora,C, 151,167,172 Faulhaber,P.115 Fay. P. 55. 151 F9119. Y. 127 Fem, C, 115 Feldkamp. D. 151 Feldmann. M,115 Felix. K. 151 Falix. M.111, 112, 115 FEIEX.T.50,112,115 Femeding,5.137 Ferrara. S. 127 Ficker, l. A. 151 Firkin L. 127 Filusch,C762,151 Pindley,E,84,151,159 Fink, K.105,150, 151 Fischer,3.55,127 Fischer, D137 Fischer,1.115 Pischesser, K.127 P15112111 51,127 Fisk.1 127 FR. K. 110,112,115 Flannery. P.151 Flannery,T, 152 Fleming, IA 152 Fleming.l.137 Fleming. M.115 Fleming.T.127 Fluegeman. D. 152 Flynn, R.127 Fotke,C.127 Fojcik,C.137 Folzenlogen, 1954,1221 127 mean. E. 39, 152 Forman. K.115 Fax. A, 137 Fox. D. 115 FOX.E.127 10V, P. 9,134, 55.90 151 Franklin,P.50.92, 152 Frederirk.L 127' Freeman,M.115 Frerick, B oo,107,152,1a7 172 Ffeson. M. 115 ?reson.R.32.152 Frey 1,515,151, 197. 17: Frey, M 137 Frietsch,1127 Fry,D 51 115 Fry, N. 127 Fuerbacher. C 115 Cabelman,C.10-1,1SZ,ISS Cable, K. 113 Caible,P,37,137.1-11 Ca11,S.113,115 Callensttin,D.127 Callenstein, M 132 Calvi,C 115.110 Calvin, D. 125 Calvin, P. 137 Cundenberger.15. 101. 111.115 Ganbay. M, 113 Carvev. D. 1 7 Garvey. D 137 Gehrum, D, oz 50. 97, 137 Geiger.C.54,127 Geiger, L. 137 Goige:,M,1Sl Ceisler, C. :52 Genie. G 152 Gergen. F. 153 Gerhardstein 3.5. 137 Cell, K, 153 Cibbuns. A 115 Gibbs, L 115 Ciesken,D,5o,acs,153 Clashen, D. 137 Ciesler,M.137 C1Esling.C 137 Clesling, K 54,127 Cigandel. K, 115 Gilbert. M. 11.110, 115 Glandorf, M1 A115 Clankler, M. J. 115 Clasmeier, 17.115 Clatthaar.T,127 Gleason.C.1S3 Glynn.K.85,153.172 Goedl.J.115 '11 J 1111' 1 I1, .11. Goedl. K 127 Goldschmidt. L, Goldschmidt 5137 Colva e1.v8. 7: 74,137 Cooding, A 115 Cooding,E,137 Couding, L 117 Goodman, K 55.71 oa.1a?,153,155 Goodman, F 115 CraF.C 153 Cminer K 115 Cramann,B 127 Gram, E 153 Gran1,V 1:5 Crathwuhl,M 30, 51,91. 0-1 153 Gray. A 13? Guy. L, 137 Crebb. Mr 51.115 Greene B. 115 Creenwell. G 137' Crein. L 115 Greis,l 123 Craiwe,C 137 6101116117137 Llnmm B 100 137 Cnmm 11.00 150.153 Gnmmc l. 110 Cnmma,L.153 Crule. K 50,147,153 C101? 31, 125 CmW.C 154 Crubsri 112 11c- Cuenlher,A.135 Cundlach. B, 138 Guzman L, 125 Cuizwiller,l 50, 113 Cutzmller, L 135 Hackman. M. 51, 115 Hader, M, 138 Haan',B.128 Huffman T 50.11: Hahn,B 111,115 Halq'J 138 H.111. C, 80 115 Hall. 538.123 Hammonc, 7.131, 172 Hammons. C. 172. 55. 151, 172 Handarf, D 55.511135 Hannan, M 45,54,122,128 Hannan,5.54.57.125 Hanrahan, C 11:: Hardrn.l.110 Ha:dig,M,L.123 Hardig,F,75,125 Hardv K 50 123 Hart. D 111: Harman. M 1154.172 Harmshfrger. L 11c Harsch, M 125 Hart M 110 Hankemn'er. M 135 H.1nman,D. 15-1 Hanman.D.115 H.111mann.B 11c Hazlmann. R. 50, 118 Haskamp. C 45 154 Haskamp T 11:: Halke, 5. 11: Kaubner, N 116 Hauser l 11:: Hmser P, 115 Huusman, M.J 154 Hausmzn, S 135 Haussicr,C 11o Haverkus. M 51,01,00,102.11E1 Hebelu K 134 Ice Heeg. M134. us 154 Heineman.C 90.155193 Hrinrid1,f 5.11135 Heinrich, M 50.114. 125 Heisler C, 155 Heithel. A. He Held, P 1.10 120 Helmets. B 111: Helmhedzel, N 51115 Heltemes.C 133 Hempel. M 37.115 HEmsath.C 12:3 Henexar C. 155 Henngr K, 1:5 HEnLE. L 1'5 Hanks. M. 155 HenLenbern5, A 101. 118 Henlein P. 155 Herdl, H. He Hermann,c1133 Hermann,T7110 Hermes. M A 111,111: Herrmann. K.125 Herlel,K.135 Herzbelgrl. M 133 17195512111110 Henesheimer, D llo Heyob J 52,155 Hicks.5, Ila Hinel. T. 56, 135 Hils. D. 128 Hindetberger. l. 133 Hindtlberger. J. 155 Hinklc,J.5z,15a Hi . 6. .12. 4.1. 155 Hinh, M. 135 Huehn. J. 123 Huessli. 51 62. 155 Hoffman, C. 116 Hcffmann, L. 45. 52, 139 Holland, R71, 155 Hollenbach. T. 113. 125 Hollitsch,T.80.138. Holtgrrle, K. 50, 103 Hollgrefe, P. 116 Hood. T. 1.33 Horgan. K. 135 Home. M, 133,133 Houchens,N.77,116 Housu. E. 138 Houser, S. 133 Howard, J. 1211 Huber. C. 125.1211 Huber. N. 128 Hudzpohl,T. 128 Hughes. 14.711.79.97, 155 Huhn. M. 80. 126, 128. 131 Hun, l. 128 Hulsrnann, M. 51,116, 121 Hunt. M. 138 Husn,C.125,156 Hussa. A. 125 Hussa. j. 30. 156 Hutchinson. D.116 Huth. J. 128 Hu1h.E, 100,134.135,138 Huy. l. 123 Huy.L. 151.155 Huy. 11.3, 151: lacubucci. M. 116 Imwalle, P. 1.16 Inderhees, K. 138 11111211121251.1115 lnderhees,M..128 Inkmk.5.125 Jackson. H. 128 Jaegur. C. 116 Jaegei, M. 50,138 Jansen. K, 116 Jaspers, I. 133 Jelen, C, 138 Jenna, M. 123 Janna, S. 116 lent, P. 135 Jester,D.-12, 14,123 10211:. C 116 juhansing. K. 156 JDhnsnn,C.138 Johnson, P. 59. 75. 116 101125.15. 133,138 Jones. P. 103,116 Junker. D. 138 Kaiser. M, 1115 Kaiser, B1 135 Kammer. N.7.134,135. 135 Kathman. 5. 134. 133 Kathmann, 0.155 188 Km, C. 116 Keeling, K. 56, 156 Kelier.C. 72. 73 Keller. J. 1513 Keller. P, Kellerman. M. 135 Kelly. E. 116 Kemper, C. 51. 115 Kern. C, 76, 103, 1311 Kesel.G.125 Kessen. S. 156 Keller. N. 123 Kiefel. A. 134. 135 Kile, T, 35. 128 Kimball, E156 King.C. 123 King. M. 115 Kiphalt. L. 146. 156 Kircher, C. 132, 135 K151, D. 132. 138 Kist, D. 115 K151. I. 35. 58. 56, 156 Ki51.M1 115 K151.T. 128 Klaus, 3.132. 135 Kleimzyel. K 113, 128 K1ein.D. 156 Klenk, P. 116 Kloepfer, C, 4-1. 103, 110. 115' Kluslennan. D. 4553.102. 123 Kluemrman, G1 116 Klosterman, T. 136.133 Kluener.l.35,156 Kluener, 31 125 Klumb, K. 54,103,138 Klumb. M. 115 Klumb, K. 50.125 Knab. J. 156 Knollman. C. 135 Knuf, B. 128 Koch. l, 138 Koch.T,SO,5-1.94.156 Koehlel. B. 95, 156 Koehler,5.50,116 Koenig, B. 116 Koenig, C, 53, 89, 90. 97,138 Koenig, D.157 K021211538. 116 Koerner. S. 138 Kohlman. K. 59. 138 Kolks. M. 157 Koppmeier, K. 116 Kortekamp. A.138 Kostaff, I. 611138 Krabbe. E. 128 Kramer, C 116 Kramer.C. 135.141 Kramer,C.128 Kramer,C.138 Kramzr,K.138 Kleidenweis. L. 128 Kreidenweis.R.-13. 116 Kreimer, A. 80. 157 Kreimer,D.128 Kreimer, D, 157 Kreimer, J, 116 Kreimer,M1128 Kreimer. S. 123 K1255, E. 64.157. 157 Krider, 1.311, 97.157 Kruger, B1 138 Kruger. J1 157 Kruger. K.9. 157 Kruger.M.116 Krueger.N.116 Kuehn. B. 116 Kuemmel. V1 66,157 Kuhlmann. K 135 Kuhn. N.73.12.5 Kuhn. F1128 Kuhns. M. 133 Kummel, M, 78, 79, 90, 96, 97,157 Kummler. M. 117,120 Kunkel. D, 95. 157 Lachenman, D. 117 Lammeiu, 1., 80. 129 Lamps, M. 56,128 Lampe, M.661157 Lane, M, 86. 153,172 Langenbrunner, J. 128 Langhurst, B, 155 Lapthorn, R. 129 Laub. B. 138 Laub, M.117 LayEr. M. 129 Lazar. D. 129 Leahy, K, 48, 52. 136 LeBlanc.J,5,139 Lcch,J.l,32,139 Ledwin. M. 129 L26. L.111,117. 139 LEhmkuhl,C.117 LehmkuhLC 11'7 Lehnert,K.139 1.2111121. J. 129 Lehnet. 5. 6,167 Leidenbar,5.117 Leigh. D. 129 Leigh, M. 45. 53, 113 Lemming.S.139 LEPIIE,I.117 LeFele. H.511. 129 Lewis. J 42, 4-1, 1351 139 Lewis. K. 153 Liauba. $1,139 Liddy,B151, 111, 117 Liddy.5. 48.52.53.154, 135 Lierer. S. 158 Lierl,C.117 Lierl, M. 5-1, 97. 158 Lighlhall.C.139 Limke.J.139 Limke. M. 117 Linhardk, J. 4-1, 51, 52, 54. 158 Linhardl,K1 4.1. .18. 53, 103,125,129 Listermann,V,117 Litmer, D. 129 Lugeman.J.139 Losacket. K. 153 Lucas, B. 139 Lucas. 5.117 Lukes.T.56.124,129 Lupp,M.127 Lupp, V. 158 Lusher. B. 117 Lyuns.G.100. 117 Lyuns.C. 117 Macalusa, D. 158 Macke, T. 158, 1157 Matkie, D. 117 Mackzum, M.134.139 Madden. D. 139 MahonEyJ-B,44.53,701149,155 Maier. A. 117 Mann. D. 117 Mann. P. 129 Marks, D. 61, 139 Mamis. K. 139 Marois. L.65. 158 Martin, B 42, 139 Martin. K. 95. 158 Marlin. K. 129 Marlin. L129 Martin, M, 129 Marlin.T.81.117, 124 Ma:11ni,M.129 Masul. A, 117 Man, K, 129 Mattingly, J. 158 Mauschack, E. 129 Mauscheck, S. 32, 96.158 Manson. R. 37, 54, 84, 90. 159 Maude, C. 139 Mane, K. 129 Maunkei.L 139 Maum,K.55.105, 139 Maurer, L. 55, 72, 124, 129 May, M139 Mayborg. L. 139 McAtee. M. 159 McAuliffe. M.129 McCarthy, B. 129 McCarthy,C, 117 McCar1hy,K,48.51, 52. 139 McCluskey, 19511.39. 96, 97. 159 McCreary. D, 129 McCue. K. 139 McDonagh, B. 52, 55. 67, 129 McDonagh, K. 129 McDonagh,M.90.159 McDonald, D1 119 McDonaEd, K. 129 McDonald, M. 64, 93,139 McEivain, P, 120 M1:E1va'1n.S. 159, 163 McGill, K, 159 McGiire, M. 117 McHargua, 5. 129 McHugh, M. 117 McKcever, M. 129 MEKEEVEY,M.85,159.172 McKeever, M15139 McMahan. B. 139 McManus,T. 117 Meinken, K, 71, 159, 134 Melsun, M, 129 Memzel, P. 159 Merrurin. D. 129 Mersth, D. 72, 139 Meme. K. 159 Menrv. C. 53. 139 Menav. P 117 31212, C 12.0 Meyer B 120 Mevei. C. 135 3-16yer.D.-12,139 MeyerJ 139 Mwar. K. 117 Never. L 12C.l Mever.M.150,172 Slaver. M. 117 Klever.M.99,134,135.139 Maver.P.131.139 Mwer T. 117 Maven T. 129 Mavers. S. 13.u Michel.A.120 Middlemn.Y.117 Miles. M. 129 Miles. M. 1.01.159 Mil1er, 13.117 Miller,B.bB,160 Miller. B. 117 3, er.l 122, 119 Mi1ler.S 130 M11191. V. 80.129 3'111ligan,M. 117 Mllhgan, R 119 Mlkhe1l,5 117 Monies, C. 100 Mohnj 15-1, 100 Mollmann. N,40.129 Moning,B.139 Mamet, M. 139 Monte. C.139 Mnore.E.117 N1urri5,P. 160 310591. M. 117 Masher. B. 117 Muellex.B.117 Muelle1.Cr139 Mueller.J 160 Mueller. 5. 150 Muener. T. 139 Muldoon. K. 117 Murphy, H.117 Murphy.K.139 Murphv.M.s7.135.139 N1uruv,M. 117 Mu!hert,E.117 Neely,M113l,139 Nehru, D. 117 NE11EY.M,139 NewmanD. 112,129 Nirhnls. D 100 NlChu15.J 140 N1ehaus,C 59.87107. 100 NlehaUS.C1117 Niehaus,D.111 Niehaus. 13.93. 129 Niehoff.R.135. 131.: Nieman. B. 35, 9'7, 139 Nieman. J. 129 Niemeier,l.160 NImesketn.D.99,139 NDCEru,V.139 Noclon, K. 139 Noe,C. 160 Noe. D. 153, 100 Noonan, C. 117 th. C 1:?- Novzllu. B. 60. 9.1, 100 Nunn. P. 117 Nun's. J. 41, 44.53.1251 NulrE. J 48, 51.33.13? ObEIhagB, D. 117 OJConnor, M 139 O'Connor, F. 117 O'DonneI1.K 111.117 Ohlhau1,C.1bO Ohmer. 1. 12a Oldendick.1 106,130 Oldendmk. R. 117 Oldend1ck.T.111.117 01dinyz.T.159 Ollinger.T 43.811139 13G Orth. J 76.91,139 Onman D. 55, 50, 1.10 OrkmanJ 51 117 Osborne.l 119 051endorf.P. 120 Os1erhaus.l.80.130 Osterkamp.K. 43,112,110 OHEn, B 134. 1.19 0110.1. 50, 12c, 110 Page. My 130 Panzeca P. 117 Fanzeca.T.111,129 Parkmsun.D.122 129 Pataerson, K 06.1170 Patterson,5.117 Pelzel J 53,55,110 Pendergnst. P 151 Peters,B.117 Peters, D.13-1. 191 Peters,1.117 Peters, 1. 129 Peters, P. 45,134. 130 Prennig, M 110 Phelan.C.4.5,129 Phelan. K. 43 44,511, 90. 1114 10m, 101 Ph111ips, J. 60. 129 P111111p5,1. b1 Pirk, 5. 139 Pieper. M. 51 129 Pietce, 1. 1.39 Pierson, P. 63. 68.130 P10,C.132,139 Pins, B. 130 Ple1ikapuch.M.117 P1elt.M 139 Plummer.T 117,120 Poeltker.C.130 P0115ka.L HO Poniske.1.2.33.79,33,97,1a1 Pups, 1. 117 Popp, B. 130 Poppa. N130 Powell. K. 1le Puwz-rs. I. 130 Powzrs,M.117 Powers,T.118 Frek135.M. 1:11 Price, P. 161 Frinzbach, C. 50. 161 Pnnzbach, L 115 Pnnzbach M 130 Puck E 115 Pulnch,K.150 Quinn C 140 Quinn. S 11.5 Raabc.P 45.130 Rack 11.50.111.130 RMR. 1. 115 Rack. M In: Radenheimer. D 115 Rakel P115 Ram1rez,K 1:117: Ran: 1.1111 Raplen. 5. 55 130 Rebel, A 5-1. 152, 172 RebeI B 35 130 Rebe1 J Lo: Rebel I 130 Reddv, D 115 Rede1mann. 5 130 Reed.T 11L! Reenan. M 101 Rahml 1o: Relating. 1. 5. lo: REmJ 1:12 Rein. P, 116 Reisxger c.1111 Renner MA 118 Rennen R 71.130 R915. 151 Remy. 13.115 1111031195; P. 45. 134 140 R1611 M. 101 Richardson, K 115 Rlchardsun, R 35 150 R1cherl.R.130 Rxeman D. 115 11xeman, K 130 R195, 3 45,114,130 R195. C n-I. 102 R1252, K. 118 Riesenbeck.1.118 R1112r.M.I.110,11$ Raet,E.110, 11:3 Rubers,K. 124.130 Roehhng.D.118 Roesner,P.1.10 Rueumg, D. 118 Roelt1ng,5 133,140 Rugers,9.115 Ruhling L. 130 Ruhlinz,M .1130 Ruhlmg,N.56.115 Rohrkasse. P. 115 Roll, M 1.10 Ruskos. K.115 Russ,A in 110 Ross, J. 130 Ross. M. 130 R051. E. 130 Relert. L 130 Ruberg.C.113 Ruberg. RA. 4a, 51. 52.1w, 90. 107, 11.2, 103 Rudemiller.B.103.130 Ruha, A. 118 Ruhe, M. 140 RUNS 101 RumpLe D 130 Rumpie. I. 130 RumpLe.T 191 Runnebaum L 71 Se 1le I70 Runnebaum 5.1.30 Ruxhe L :'1 147.163 Russell J 115 Rust! 32 150 Rust P 115 Rvan L 115 SabaunLL 14D Sagan :7 130 Salter V 130 5.1129: D MD tulznun D 132,140 Sanders, D 115 Snnders M 115 bansone, D 140 S ss.D 113 5 :zger.D.1c3 Saunders, E 10! Saunders C 115 Schaefex D 1.10 Schaefer. S. 130 Schafer.D 115 SchalL. B. 118 Schehl. E115 Schehl. M. 1.10 Schehr M 311.92. 135.140 Scheler D 115 Schxbl T HE Schxele J 115 SLh1ele.N.0711n3 5chxele 1.130 Suhlenng, M L133 140 Schitring.T. c0, 14:3, 171 Schies. C. 103 Schifferns,B 118 Skhlfl'mn'et c 103 Sch1achtaJ lo-l SmhlachteLI 130 Schlmhungch 55.104.1o7 Schmaedecke 0140.141 Schmaedeclw C115 Schmidt, C 111,130 Schmidt D.1c-1 bghmidx L 74 111i 121 5chmid1.M 115 5.1mm P 140 5chmiJ1 5.1111 Schneider I. 3, I40 51hneidur.K 115 5111112411915. 111. 118 Srhnelie, M. NO Sihneller, M 115 Schnilker, K. 1411 Schnur.E.115 deenhoft, L A 140 Srhrauder.M.130 Schroedex. D 118 Srhroth.c 150.104 Schrmh.c 5,1111 Schuekz. M 15.60.1311 Srhulhuff.1,118 Schultz.j.105.1oi Schulz.5.103.118 189 Schullz.T1 140 Schumacher. B. 80. 16-1 Srhumann. L. 118 Schwab. j. 62. 16-1 SchWab. J. 14.0 Schwarlz,C.118 Schwartz, K. 140 Schwarz. B. 140 Schwersthenau. L 115 Seaman. D. 130 52321.5. 164 Segrisl, M. 113 59117211, P. 51. 90. 111, 130 Seifert, G. 72. us Seifen, T1 130 Seller. E140 511.131.13.164 Shea. M. 3-1, 140 Shea. M.C. 65. 126, 130 Sheanshang. F, 130 5112312111. lbi Sheltonl. 115 Shepherd. 1, 14. 165.172 Shelidan. M, 1-10 Shively.1. 79, 96, 97. 165 Shooner, C. 115 Sicking. l. 132, 1.10 Sicurella. M. 55.1.10 Single. 5. 56. 72, 130 Siegmund, L. 130 Siekemeyer,K.1-10 Sieling. D 107. 165 Siemer. D, 130 Siemer. D. 165 Siemer. J. 115 $111.15, P. 4-1, 165 Simpson.P.BO.1-10 Sxpes, K. 118 55a118ry.K,115 Smith. D1 90. 130 Smith. L 4-1, 165 Smilh.J.-15.51,130 Smith. K. 106. 159, 165 Smnh. M, 115 Smith, R.72,165 Smith, S 147,165 Smith.V.165 Snodgrass, M. 113 Sollmann, N. HO 50111.5, 115 Spade. C. 165 Spade.R.140 Spaelh.M. 130 Spaeth.51 1.10 Spahr. D. 165 Spamp1nam.C. 165 Spampimm. D. 130 Spampinam, 1 1-10 Spampinaw, J. 45, 1.10 Spelcher. M. 115 Spitznagel.1. 118 Springer.1.00,165 513111. C. 51.11! Slahlev.5.1uo Stark, C. 130 Sxaudigel, E,45,53.u5,132.130 Slehlin, J. loo Slehlin,M.A.62.159.lno Stahlin, M. 135 Sleimle. D. 140 Sleinmelz,S.1-IO SlengerJ1 118 Slenger. 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