McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

39m . .a...:n:k... 1:.Enbrr , :3! .IAD, Introduction - pg. 2 Freshmen 2 pg. 12 Sophomores - pg. 36 Faculty, Administration, Guidance Staff - pg. 56 Juniors6 pg. 72 Seniors - pg. 96 Activities - pg. 140 Student Council - pg. 146 Dances - pg. 148 Sports - pg. 154 Clubs 2 pg.162 Plays and Music - pg. 184 Art 2 pg. 198 Gimmick Page - pg. 166 Gimmick Page - pg. 200 Faculty Index - pg. 201 Student Index H pg. 202 Patrons - pg. 207 Acknowledgements - pg. 208 Additions 2 pg. 166 15? . McAuleyan 1974 Volume XI McAuley High Schooi 6000 Oakwood Cincinnati, Ohio Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy .I 4. m mun. am. hi, HT: m.ngunimanmm MM .- III'I vmumm mm 1 , IIIIIIIII ' 'P I V . 'MhlmvumuuuiI1'qu : III! EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII n I 59-, Life is made up of the ups and downs that every person must go through. Life is going to soc hops and Frisch's and picnics and drive-ins. It is all the good times you have just being yourself. It's feeding the ducks at the park 8x buying balloons at carnivals. lt'sjust being with all your friends. Life is running down the halls late for a class 8t it's two points off for chewing gum. It's getting your Class sweater five months late. When we think back on all these times, we realize they are past. We remember them all with good feelings, but they are gone and we must keep on living. Life -50 they say is but a game and l they let itslip away l l xil'Ehujtsay ?aiagw V-l: rill RALL Yt FORirj' LIFE , - SunJ-y Oct 5;, Time comes and goes; seasons come and go; friends come and go; but love unlike these has onlyjust begun. It will linger on and on until . .. ' I S I'd '11 E7 li Love - like the Autumn sun should be dying but it's onlyjust begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead they don't seejust where we're going And all the secrets in the universe whisper in our ears And all the years will come and go And take us up always up To a Child dreams seem so far off but as time goes on they come Closer to re- ality. In your childhood days you had no worries or choices of what college to go to, what courses to take, or what pro- fession to start in. But now you have them and yOur dreams become more complex and nearer to now. Donet be all absorbed in the worries or responsibilities; go on and try to fulfill your dreams. If dreams are in the hands of fools, nothing is accomplished because they are left unful- filled. A dream begins small and as time progresses, so does the dream. As it pro- gresses it either turns into reality or ends in the familiar pop! Dreams - so they say Are for the fools 8: they let them drift away Angel John O'Connor announces to McAuIey students that peace is in regard to self- tranquility of mind, family - concordance, friends - harmony, and nations - universal unanimity. Peace - like the silent dove should be flying but it's only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days we must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away all our fears And all the years will come and go and take us up always up max ,, nuuvljmn m: imwmwr Sol wanna laugh while the Iaughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again Thatis why! want it with you 'Cause you make me feel like I'm more than a friend, like I'm thejourney 8! you are the journey's end I may never pass this way again. A tear of laughter; A tear of pain; A tear of victory; A tear of defeat; But all in all, tears Do not flow easily. 3 a! i; q ' x :o aHt '- - rs will come andg . cm: Dreams, 0. f e'y say, are for the fools' Eh I in the olden days we sh taut on the open sea, ca e h as will come and go an N gh while the laughing 7e , it makes it worthwhile 5 this way again. Tha x Q .1 $ 3:3-1'9 12 13 FRESHMAN EQUATION schedules + books + uniforms + strange classrooms + new faces + conductcards + namepins + exams + generalconfusion : FRESHMEN. Studying in the library, new art supplies, learning to take notes, and inSpecting new books, all help to complete the Freshman Equation. Gina Aielli Debbie Alexander Joan Alexander Margie Alf Anna Annis Terry Arbino Sue Armonhoul Margie Baiiey Tammy Barlag Carol Bauman Lois Becker Brigid Beischel Ann Baiting Margie Bens Elaine Biehle Karen Bill Janie Binzer Antoinette Bitter lori Black Karen Boeddeker Janice Boerger Kimberly Bo gs Paula Bolan Alice Boliske Beth Bollin Betsy Bosse Mary BeIh Bowling Carole Bracken Nancy Brakers Kathy Breslin Mary Alice Brinkman Tammy Brinkmann Pat Brueneman Cathy Brunner Linda Bucherl Julie Budke Char Bur er Amy Bur e Clare Busken Becky Carr Traci Carroll Pally Carson Janet Coors Cindy Condon Lori Conners Anne Creed Jenny Cullen Pam Curran Mary Crowe Marty Crowley 17 Beginning of '77 in even the laziest creature among us a wisdom no knowledge can kill is astir - now dull eyes are keen and now keen eyes are keener Nor young is the year for you ng is yeaH - let's touch the sky: Frosh: The Ru, Thersa Custer Dee Dammarell Mary Claire Dangel lenny Davis Patt Davis Cat yD Debbie Dettmer Cindy Diehl Diana Dietrich Diane Dietrich Nancy Ditlmeyer Annette Drapp Susan Dunn Mary Ann Endres 'aImSIUAIJOTe : . Waw w mRUKeeh mokaY - $?WI I 1m. 11 us GIDEAL . R E 12M Class President A. Annis and representatives C. Diehl, TI Thompson, J. Cullen, and BI Bowling. 18 Rusty Farrell Theresa Feld man Pat Ferdening Carol Ferris Marisue Findley Sandy Finke Shirley Fisher Mary Fitzpatrick Connie Focke Angie Franklin Claudette Franklin Sue Freeman Pam Gallenstein Joyce Gardner Patti Gartner Patty Gebhard Top Left: Homeroom Presidents BA Sillies, B. Volpenhein, L. Meyer, C. Ferris, C. Focke, T. Carrol, M Murphy, P. Haverkos, and l. VanDreissche Top Right: C. Baumen adds to the Fresh victory on the paper drive. left: M Schmitz and L Meyer show their spirit on hatday. Becky Geiger Gale Geiger Sue Geiger Ann Celse lane Cetbus Becky Girten Nancy Glanker Cindy Goedde Kath Griffin Mari eth Gruber T. Custard and D. Walters enjoy the excitemenl Vivien Haffnet Cathy Hahn Jennie Hammerle Laurie Hammoor Kathy Hartinger Julie Haslerig Mar M. Haussler Mar ere Hautman ! Patti Haverkos Linda Hayes 20 D. Alexander checks out her teachers. M. J. Powers waits leisurely for the change of mods. I. Kurleman Couldn't believe her grades 21 lane! Heeney Jenny Heil Patricia Heieman Barb Heilhaus Kathy Hellmann Peggy Helmes Paggy Henke Connie Herbert Maureen Hiller Carolyn Hoffman Jody Hoffmann Mary Hollslegge Debbie Holsgrefe Julie Holzhelmer Tina M. Homan Sue Honkamp Pally Hooker Ann Hopfinsperger Mary Houser Marianne Hudepohl Nancy Hudepohl lane Huller Mary Hurley Lori lnderhees Martha lackson Claire Jansen Ann lenne loan Jester Leslie Johnson Teri lohnstone Cheryl Kaiser Pam Kaiser Kimmy Kanel Cindy Kasselmann lane Keller Bev Kellerman Kathy Kelly Beth Ki p Terry KI ingler Joanne Klosterman Kim Knoll Theresa Knolle Mary Ann KnolIman Laurie Koch linda Kohles Mary Jo Kolb Mellssa Kolozik Diana Kotz Celeste Kramer Donna. Kramer 22 ' I k... . P. Hooker flashes a smile to the camera. . - - ' V. . 11 1,! - aus'... ..:'-.1..'8 Diane Long tries to explain mods to little sister L. Krurhaupt. The Verssen twins enjoy their first lunch together at McAuley. J. VanDriessche rests in the student ioungei 23 Kathy Krueger I.in Krulhau t Eileen Kuet e Jo Ann Kurlemann Mary laDuke Peggy Lahmann Ellen Lammen Mary lo Lambert Margie Lampe Tricia Lam e Viola lan enwitsch Kim Lariccia Theresa Lasch Terri Lawson Debbie leigh Laura Lemming Jan Lierl Vicki Lindsay Ann Lislermann Pe yloflus Dei y lohbeck Sandy Lutz Sharon Mann Jamie Mason 24 Freshman enjoy the outdoors. picnic on the piayfield. r i, Frosh thoroughfy engrossed in studies. 25 Teri Massa Molly Masset Sara Masur Karen May Sue McCarthy Kathy McCracken Peggie McHugh Connie McNamee Cindy Meale Kathy Merrill Jenny Merritt Cathy Mertz Ian Meyer Lisa Meyer Cathy Middendorf Sally Miles Sue Miller Mary Ann Moore Becky Moschel Karen Maser Maureen Murphy Nanc Nelson Marl aNiehaus Vonnie Nieman Toni Norman Connie O'Connel Peggy O'Conner Donna Oldendick Linda Oldin Peggy O'Ne: Anita Orlman Ieanne Otto Susan Palmasano Kathy Paul Marcia Pellman Eileen Peters Becky Petersen Clare Pfennig Laura Pierce Ann Pierson Barb Pies Maly Pies T. Wibblesman and A. Franklin are fascinated by opening Christmas presents. C. Busken is very slowly getting into the move of school. 1 26 T. Klinger and P Lohersdiscuss boy problems over lunch. '27 Na: P1: mud lois Pio Karen Plogmann Vicki Poggemann Jenny Poole Jodi Poulos Mary Jo Powers Maureen Powers Amy Poynter Jenny Price piclure not available Donna Rack Reene Reese Janet Pehrin Rae Ann Rei er Cathy Rainer! lynn Rilter Mary Rodenberg Diane Rohrer lean Ross Mary Rolh Martha Ruebusch Tammy Rueier Karen Ruhe Mary Rumpke Denlse Ruter Janet Salamone Lesena Salmons Marianne Sanders Lucy Saunders Karen Schafer Michelle Schafel 24$ ; 1, Heil and C. Herbert have a candy Nancy Schaft Pam Schirmer Nancy Schlachter Mary Rose Schmitz Beth Schmulte Debbie Schneider Judy Schneider Tina Schneider Rosie Schoenhoft Mary Schoenling Patty Schrott Even peanut butter tastes better when you eat outside, says T. Schuld. Lunch apparently is their favorite time. h 'x-' r M. Hiller, L. Willig, and C. Franklin finish last nights homework. 29 Teresa Schuld lo Schwartz Teresa Schweer Gayle Sears Jenny Sedler Tina Sela Tammy Siegle Barb Slllies Jody Smith Patty Smilh lane Staudigel Jill Slegman Rosie Stemerick Mary Alice Slenger Chrisly Slreicher Vicki Slreicher Kathy Sullivan Gina Summe Kathy Teuschler Lynn Teuschler Debbie Thiemann Tressa Thompson Diane Tillar Margie Trachsel Rita Uhrig lane VanDriessche Carol Versen Connie Verssen Palty Volmer Betty Volpenhein Kath Walker Deb ie Walters Sue Wang Mary Ann Waymire Lisa Weber Bev Weisgerber J,3Ailli, J. Binzer, and F. O'Conner page through a magazine. 0 yet to come Lorrie Weiss Kathy Weller Lori Wernicke Teresa Westerbeck Teresa Wibbelsman Tina Wietlisbach Lisa Willi Cindy Wlnlerhalter Barb Wolsefer Nancy Yoka Shelly Zim elman laurie Zol er V. Striecher can't decide. 31 WCDD'HmW-I me-TOQCSDD IiI. . I if? . THHNK HERVEN ' D a n C e 32 Dads and daughters smile for the photographer. P. Volmer smiles in amazement. Waiting the annou ncement of the Queen. The victorious king and queen. L. Willig, S. Fisher, P. Davis, and C. Franklinl Fresh Frosh. V. Lindsey wishing dad would dance with her. Academics llllllll1 :llllllllllllllll Ilmiilll IIHHIIII , :- ummmum mu Group work gets the job done easier. 5. McCarthy, L. Meyer, and AA Hofensperger quietly do homework S. Dunn patiently reads her religion. C. Winterhalrer takes a peak at the answer. T. Schuld takes a minute from her work to smile. T. Klinger and M4 Hautman share ajoke. Enjoying a day of lecture on Biology1 36 37 ;: - - - NE 4 :33 . -H' . Sophomores see the results of half a year's hard work. B. Russell says, It's not as easy as it looks! 38 Bored, Karen? 4. Sophomore unity is expressed through the handshake of D. Pollard and K. Fisher. McAuIey graffiti can be found wherever you decide to look for it! 39 SPIRIT Barb Adams Anne Ahlel's Karen Ahr Bridget Aylward Connie Bach Ann Balash Connie Bauer Debbie Baur Maureen Beischel lulie Benkerl Cathy Bens Janet Bielefeld Carol Binzer Anne Blum Cindy Bosse Dianne Bowman Karen Brafford Peggy Brakers Linda Brosey Betty Brown Kathy Busken M. lgel Sophomore homeroom presidents, Back Row, left to right: C4 Binzer, C Neal, C, Currell, A. Neely; Fronl Row, lei! to right: C. Dellecave, C. Kasakl and K. Utrecht. . I i m V. O'Connell 4O Linda Bulz Gracelyn Canning Leslie Cameron Mary Cannon Theresa Carr Karen Calron Michele Chain Cathy Chase Michell Clark Cathy Cook Mary Lee Creed Cindy Currell Cindy Curry Chris Daniele Chris Dellecave Connie Deyhle Sue Diehi Karen Dirr Rita Diskin Katie Dorsy Traci Dornbusch halfway through 4 long years experiencing . . . independence struggle . . . failure . . . success launching new ideas and seeing them through. a class on their own and well on their way. the SPIRIT OF '76 . .. gzggggggsgg Sophomore class president, J. Windt E: p FFEF 41 Kathy Dossman Missy Doyle Kim Dreier Lynn Dressman Kathy Duffy Ieanne Dumont lane Dyar Maria Eckhoff Ginny Egbers Nancy Ehlers lenny Ehrhart Merna Elam Diane Ellerhorsl Ieane Ernst Teresa Fariello Valerie Fasold Theresa Felix Carol Ann Ferris Mary lo Fessler Maureen Findley Karen A. Fisher Karen Fisher Pally Fisk Lori Flanagan Has Arisen Mary Foltzer Peg Folzenlogen Beth Frederick Pally Froehle Nancy Fry Sue Gerner Cindy Gigandet Terri Giglio Cindy Gleason lean Gleason Barb Goertemilier Mary Beth Goosman Susan Grause April Grawe Chris Groh Patty Grole Karen Hamer Julie Hanekamp Kathy Harrigan laura Havlin Kathy Hayes The Peanuts Gang joins Sophomores in warning the Fresh of the Judy Herbert Great Pumpkin. Cathy Herman lucy Herzog D. Sonderman, A. Masur, C. Curry, and J. Kuhns are Peanut Characters for a day. Sophomores trick or treat the Freshmen. 43 lulie Hoelker Diane Hoffman lyn Holmes Terrie Holtz Kathy Hooker Denise Horn Robin Horton Patty Hulf Debbie Hughes lo Hull Marianne Igel Beth Ihlendorf Iudy Inderhees Marty lnderhees lenny lsiorl Kay lackson Kathy Jarvis Shanon loyal Kathy Kabbes lean Kaelin Mary Kaelin Cindy Kahles lackie Kaiser Ann Kammer Amy Karches Claire Kasak Chris Kaup Nancy Kemper Cathy Kesseler Jenny Kennedy Kathy Kircher Cathy Konermann Karen Konrad Kathy Kramb Donna Kreimer Terrie Kreimer Mary Ann Krekefer Elaine Kress Carol Kist Mary Koeninger Andy Kristoi Mary Lee Krommer Karen Kuezaj Kati Kuemmel Mary Lynn Kuethe lulie Kuhns Annette LaDuke Debbie LaGory Christmas is bursting out all over N. Piepmeyer. Sophomores, K. Mann, S. Schneider, and M. Marquet love to horse around, especially on polka-dotted horses! M. Igel rattles off her long list to Santa. Share mailers get ready for delivery. M. Cannon and M. Weingartner are two of Santa's singing elves. L. Nelson reads from days of Christmas past. 44 for Who Needs Snow Christmas Spirit? Connie Lamberl Micki Lampe Valerie Landon Cathie Lawson Carolyn Lenhardt Diane Lewis Pam Hebert Debbie Lislermann Nancy Luken Chris Macke Brenda Maile Karen Mann Mariean Marquet Lynn Mastin Anna Masur Cheryl Matt5check Mary Ann McCurdy Debbie McDonagh L. Shewartz and S.Diehl1e5tAV equipment. T. Dornbusch and M.A. Krekeler really know how to study! 47 Mary McDonough Erin McGinnis lean McMahon Pam Meiners Kim Mercurio Judy Meyer Vicki Meyer Barb Miller Lisa Mueller Colleen Moschel Connie Moss Monica Mur by Connie Muthp Carole Neal Angela Neely Lea Nelson Jill Neumann lan Niehaus You Are The Sunshine Of My Life Sephomores ham it up. 48 M. Schmuelling steals Mr. Simmons for a dance, 49 Pat Niemeyer Debbie Noble Vicki O'Connell Karen O'Conner Kathy O'Connor Kathy Orendorif Mary Sue Olte Maureen Paul Ian Payer ludy Peters Nancy Piepmeyer Lori Pilula Diane Pollard lane: Probst Bonnie Rack Maureen Ranz Debbie Reichel Kathy Rieder Terry Ringenbach Margie Robben Leslie Rogers Paula Rolhan Karen Ruber lisa Rudemil er Alma Ruehl Lee Ann Rum In Barbra Russel Cornering C. Kasak 50 Barb Rutz Connie Saho Sally Sandlis Molly Schehr Belh Schiering Sandy Schildmeyer Carol Schlachler Debby Schlechlinger Terry Schlemmer Kalhy Schmidt Laura Schmidt Paula Schmitz Marli Schmuelling Sue Schneider Claire Schnelle Sue Schottelkote Etsie Schulman Beth Schulten K th s h u 4' mix. s2 1: .1-2 ,,- 4T; JaanezScchvtllabe All together now! D. Nobie, K. O'Conner, K. Orendorff. linda Schwartz Carol Schwelschenau Theresa Schwetschenau Michell Seaman Barbara Seibert Sharon Seuberling lori Sharp 51 P. Rothan makes good use of library materials, 52 L. Holmes lends an ear to lunch table conversation. Gosh! C, Daniele must be a super sewer! K. Wood just isn't Interested in what L. Hezog has to say, 53 Sally Stehlin Eileen Steinle Regina Slenger Julie Stier Candy Strauss Debbie Sunnenberg Germaine Tenkotte lisa Tepe Vicky Tieke Re ina Toelke Ju y Toemer Patty Trame Kathy Utrechl Juli Vennemeyer Vicki Vollman Mary Beth Voimer Rita Vosseberg loan Wampler Margie Weingarlner lulie Wesdor Cindy Wesse Diane Wetlerich Ian Wind! Patty Wolsefer Kath Wood Caro Wunderlich Jan Zeiser 54 Open wide, K Orendorff! Chris Siciliano Pal Sillies lean Simmons Margie Smith Patli Smith Sharon Smiih Debbie Sonderman Kim Spade Nancy Stehlin . S.Crouse; Imann think lunch is the best time of the day. 55 ADMI N l STRATI ON Miss Claire Pelerman n 57 ' Sister Elizabeth Cafeteria Slail I . K 4' r b 58 Mr. Blessing ' J I'lrthlnu FACULTY Mr. Elmer Sheridan l 59 3 3 ? I Father Paul Cooper i Miss Barb Novella 60 S r e t e n h 0 l. m. 52 nnmml mnmm Mr. Jim Schneider nunizr Mr. Gerry Junker 65 '1 ; .yg ,'?s7:f..lf'.'v'.l'-.'1' :' j ,. - y'v MW - -v if q : Faxi-W' . , m v , X Mrs.lar;ice Barlow ' , , . i-.. M 4. Ely '1' . I N . ,.. .IV w Miss Diane Gteen Mr. Alan Woodhouse Mrs. Sue Barga 68 kw. S 4.1 .m, r a M n. e m Isl erE Dorcas Grebb 69 Mrs. Gale Cook Mr. Edward Staubach Mlss Annellese Eul hr bk 4 Anmva Mrs. Mary Ellen Oh r-MT Sister Johanna 74 SeniorJ. Geiger likes to get in Junior action. Kalhy Adams Bonnie Allgeier Judy Anderson Rae lean Arand Ten Arnold Lin a Auskamp Kathy Bacher Mary Barney Lita Eaugues Patty Bellman Nannette Bernales Nancy Besl Joyce Belsch Barb Binzer Jenny Blnzer lunior Class Homeroom Presidents - MeHen Moors Clare Poniske, Joy Franklin, Mary Jakobi, Cullen, Cindy Bisher, and Kathy Herrmann. Julie Binzer Cindy Bisher Mary Beth Blasch Elisa Blessing Karen Boggs Donna Bohnerl Susan Bohnerl Andrea Bosken Melodie Bowman Lore Breetz Cheri Brock lo Brunner Karen Bunch Sharon Cahill Junior Class President and Reps - Lisa Radomski, K.Ha:tteaches Mr,Moorsanew dance step. Jeanne Ludwig, Nannette Bernales, and Mary Barney. 76 Debbie Carr Tina Cinquina Debbie Colina Mary Collins Fran Cook Alison Corbin Regina Cosby Debbie Creed Kathy Cronin Mary Beth Cullen Donna Danemayel Gail Darragh Barb Day B. Hemsath plans the Great Escape . Peggie Day Art Ill discovers pottery. Mary Jo Denhari Diane Dilonardo Donna Dietrich lean Dillme er Sandy Dnd Sue Dodd Kathy Dolin Marianne Doll Kathy Douthwaile Kathy Dunn lune Durban Vicki Emmerich Linda Engelbrink lulie Even Donna Feistham mel Nancy fischer D. Kattelman, E McCracken, and S. Pick are the only survivors of McAuley's February epidemic. Laura Flannery Maura Flannery Kim Fleisch Ienny Focke Missy Foegle Renie Fofzenlogen Joy Franklin Debbie Frey Carolyn Fries Kim Gagliardo Linda Gardner Terri Gaynor Donna Gehring Paula Geise Ann Gerbus Jayne Gelleliinger SHE! . V r. a 7 79 What do C. Poniske and N. Bernales have on their minds? E. Murphy and J. Dittmeyer want to exchange partners. 80 Sepcial date with a Special beau Fragrance of carnations Music with a faster tempo Occasional oldie for Dad Dad reflects on high school days No set curfew A generation apart A night to always remember Our annual event Nancy Giordano Diane Gramke Judy Greulich Chris Hahn lynne Hammoor Irene Harman Margie Harland Kathy Hart Mary Han Debbie Hatke Karen Haverkos Julie Heeg Sue Heinrlch Paula Heitkemper Sue Helmes Kathy Helslein Jane Heltemes Bonnie Hemsath Phyllis Henne Kathy Herrmann Terry Herrmann Mary Beth Hessling Mar Ann Heuel Deb ie Hoffman Gail Hoffman Mary Kay Hoffman Sylwa Hoffman 82 Daxlene Honkomp Jean Homacek Marmie Houchens Sue Hu Fen ny Hudepohl Kathy Hussa lane Hutchinson Joan lnderhees Rabbi Jackson Cathy Jacob Mary Jakobi Celia Kanet Belh Katches Debbie Kaltelrnan Shelly Keifel Sharon Kelly Monica Kessling Veronica Kessling Kathy Kimbrough Karen Klein Connie Klimper Tina Klostuman Chris Knolle Monica Knue Marilyn Knueven Irene Kohus Pam Kreimer Lynda Kress Vicki Kromer Jennie Krulhaupt Mary Krulhaupl Kathie Kuhn Mal Lambing lin aLaub Denise Leigh Pal Leigh Cathy linder lynn Listelmann jeanne ludwig ?at luipold 83 B. Hemsath makes an illegal entry. A Stuck in the middle with you! Debbie Macaluso Dyan Macke Cathy Madewell Cheri Makin Kathy Malone Kalen Mara Tina Martin Pam Massa Sue Masur Ginny Manson Maureen McCarthy Eileen McCracken Peggy McDonough Kathy McPherson Becky Merchant Mary Merlz Fay Merriweather Pal Melzne: Donna Meyer Mary Meyer Sue Meyer lanel Middlemn Patty Mink Pal Mailman Mellen Moors Ieny Mueller Kim Mullen Eileen Murphy Kathy Murphy Maureen Murray 85 Juniors ham it up again Junior Class Precision Marching Kazoo Band Come on Paula. It can't be that heavy! Barbara Neal ' Cecilla Neely Amy Noe Robin Norman Vickie O'Connell Sue O'Hara lane Ohlhaul Sue Oldendick lody Osborne Mary Jo Otto Lynn Patlerson Monica Pellman loAnn Pfennig Sharon Pick Sle hanie Pick Cat y Pierson Mary Plelikapich Pam Poggemann Clare Poniske Lisa Radomski Debbie Ranl Cheryl napkins Mary Ralh Pam Reider loan Richter Jeanine Rieman Janice Riesenbeck Sue Ritter Nancy Riumeye: Nancy Rizzo Karen Rohrer Beth Ross Mary Roth Beth Ruberry Sandy Ruhe Terry Ruwe Juniors try their hands at a little music. ,r . U f - r I J. Focke asks S. Pick, Since when is lunch boring? 86 D. Hatke, L. Flannery, G. Maison. M. Hoffman has a pressing task. n, T. Cinquina wonders, Is it soup yet Moorsdabble in the fine arts. 87 Long awaited jackets arrive. Lisa Sanders Mary Jo Sarbaugh Kelly Saul Jeanne Schackmann Gina Schihi Chris Schmetzer Becky Schmidt Karen Schmitl Mary Schneider Lee Ann Schoenbachler ludy Schulenberg Jenny Schweri Linda Schwieter Julie Sedler 88 L. - .'- :. M 5. Wietlisbach shows that being under pressure V; , is part of the game. . l. Schweri takes a look backward. Is this another apple picture? Fyl Seiler Debbie Seilher Wendy Shelton Nancy Sievers Bell: Sillies Chris Simmons Kathy Simpson Sherry Spindle: Dabble Stahl linda Slehlin Molly Sleiber Barb Stein Chan Stickley Theresa Stretch Julie Suer Elaine Sunderhaus Liz Talkers Mary Theurer Donna Thinnes Peggy Tiemeyer Karen Tennis Ruth Ann Verkamp Kathy Volmer L, Gardner, J. Zengel, B. Karches demonstrate their talent in carving. Wh ' h ? 8' h ? Someone should show S.thnertthe Dewey-Decimalsystem. 05w 0 I W o 90 Cindy Vondelhaar Sue Waller Ellen Wanstrath Julie Welpion Bev Wendel Karen Wesdorp Kathy Wesdorp Lynn Westendorf lanel Wheeler Marilyn Wheatley Mary Ann Wibbels Fina Wiesman Shirley Wiellisbach Sue Wilkens Janet Wisner Debby Wilson Kathy Wine Mary Woracek Ann Wuiek Ierrie Zengel Terri Zoz 4 . .4; :3 . P. Mollman, J. Wisner, T. Cinquina, M. Moors, E. McCracken, C. Pierson, N. Bernales, M. Hart, A. Corbin, C. Poniske enjoy Turkey Day. : , 1th .I1$IUW E. McCracken takes time out for a serious moment. 91 mid 2?: ; EP junior Ring Ceremony Three years behind- one more to go. Finally, a ring, a symbol of Seniors, of the last and the best year of McAuley. 92 I forgot to shave this morning. I I want my Maypo, says Sue Masur. H. 94 The eyes have it. Can you CAN-CAN ? MA Knue and A. Wujek share Honorsu. 95 96 97 98 SENIORS OF '74 What makes a Senior? Ups and downs - smiles and frowns - plenty of friends all around. We've set the pace -F we've left our trace - Class of '75 Ml! take our place. McAuley Moon-Maids. The heck with the diets say, 5. Dumom, S. Reenan and l, MacDonald Unity is the best policy Anne Adams Barb Adams Debbie Annis Sue Arszman 99 Involvement in the activities of your school Not thinking you're to cool. Popularity came with participation Unknowness came with isolation. You were what you wanted to be; Looking back, Do you Eike what you see? topposite paget Even the yearbook can't steal Senior appetites! The unmistak- able McNamee mouth! Senior student, studies Spock Sonny and Cher, what a pair! tlhis paget M. Budke shows Senior Spirit in paper drive. Mr. Haas i5 boss. jan Bartolt Anita Beck lean Beiersdorfer Karen Beischel loni Bernhard Carol Bigner ludy Binzer 100 Diane Blasch Maria Blessing Cheryl! Bergman Karen Bosse leslie Boullie 101 Marcia Bowman Su Brakers Debbie Brinkman Karen Brosey Z Mary Ann Brown Julie Buckreus Maura Budke 102 Carol Buescher Vicki Bueter Karen Buller !.H;'Vua,5!K . qf'xr ? '1 .- Anita Burger mpposite page, left to righU L Disrepoli caught of! guard. Seniors display their vocal talents. Longing for the Barb Burger day to end is D. Long, Come on in and stay awhile. uhis pagd Swinging's my thing. Senior Homeroom presi- dents: P. Denier. V. McNdmee, J. MacDonald. C, Demyan, M. Focke, M Slaudigal and S.Dumon1. 103 Ruth Busam Beth Busken Paula Carle Grace Chenal Gisele Ciccullo his pagd L Hoovan dreams of the day she'll be a perfect young miss A P. Carle reveals her real self mpposite pagd Senior class representatives: Hmeeliny J. Buckreus Gittingl K. lsler, V. Steigelman Gtandiny M. Brown and Senior Class president, S. Brakers reveal their dynamic per- sonalities. 104 Janet Butz Debbie Cafazzo Connie Compton Linda Condon Debbie Conradi Palti Cox Ian Creed Kathy Crowley 105 Jeni Daeger Jody Deller Chris Demyan Pam Denier Lisa Discepoli Merc Dreier Terrie Dittmeyer Peg Doran 106 Rx ' Sharon Dumonl Terri Egbers 107 Patty Espel Marlene Focke Karen Fazzio Spring Fleckenstein Lisa Fornash Ooh! A worm in my apple. Those Monday morning blues L. Klein sums up senior year with a smile Friends come in handy during a test. Karen Friend Sue Gibbons Michele Guiliani Mary Kay Grause Connie Fussnecker Karen Gilligan 108 a. f Mary Griebstein Anne Griffin Jan Grole Jeanette Haffner Sue Hall 109 Cindy Hammerle Joan Haulman Mary Herzog Sue Hoblitzell Barb Holtgrefe Karen Hollstegge Kim Hollhaus LuAnn Holtaus 110 1 ?r-w: '3 i : '15 A-r-....-.. m-m-Ipm ' ' t '1-v wranwinbuama Linda Hooven Julie Houser Cyndie Houston Clare Huhn Sue Imwalle Kathy lsler Cris Ivey Sharon Jacobs Nancy Jauch Linda Juengling laura lung Sherry Kaiser Pam Kanet Mary Ann Katleriohn Joan Keller Lu Ann Kelly S. Brakers smile sums up Senior happiness. P Duffy caught in the act. Just look what dieting can do! 112 Senior life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, Laughter and pleasure, teardrops and pain, All days can't be bright, but it's certainly true There never was a cloud, that sun didn't shine through. Kathy Kessen Teri Keller V; Nancy Kief Debbie Kist laureen Klein Mary Kleingers Terry Kortekamp Alice Kramer Mary Beth Kramer Tina Kreimer '3'? ,. , X Judy Kreimer Mmm, Mmm, Good. Seniors show lunch can befu S. Reenan does her share in Pan Am week. Cheri Lawson 114 Sharon Lech Jeannie Leibel Mary Lenhardl Bernie Lock Debbie Logeman Diane Long Patti Luken 115 Joanie MacDonald Jenny MadeWelI Pam Marchetti Rhonda Margeson Irene Martin Karen Martini Missy Matlscheck Sherry McCarthy 116 Debbie McLaughlin Vicki McNamee Gina Meale Mary Mees Debbie Mercurio Laura Merlz Cindy Meyer Marlene Meyer : 7 4mm ,. 1 quxml 'l Robyn Meyer Bonnie sits Buddha-Iike on her lunch break. Kathy Otte and Jean Segrist ponder the perplexilies of peanut Karen Miller buuer. Sue Imwalle strikes a model's pose. Any time is a good time for a Senior Celebration. 11-7 x x V .,' Connie Murphy Ruth Murphy Judy Neal Joy Niehaus Kathi Norris Sue Orth Dana Paptzun Seniors mug it up. The spiritual side of a McAuley senior. 118 ior privileges - tasting an apple during English class - trying to 'de whose ring to wear and sneaking a yawn during a early lecture. , Cindy Petersen Karen Pfalz 119 Celeste Pellman Rose Pichichero lynn Pemberton Barb Poulos Marianne Powell Jodie Rahe Nancy Rauf Marianne Reckers Ginny Powers Barb Preklas B. Adams swings to the music. Reflections ofT.Stricker15 past. I'd like to bite your neck, says 3 Reenan 120 Sheila Reenan Joyce Rehring bie and Sue have a few on the schoolA M Blessing dreams of scenes her childhood. I. Madewell enjoys her Spanish Class; P Bors ring displays Senior Spirit -? Rosemary Reifonas Mary lo Riechmann CL in ' Jeannie Rinckel Marti Ritter Kathy Riltmeyer Mary Ann Robben 121 Sue Robers lo Roberto Jenny Roden Sandy Romer Kathleen Roll Catherine Ross 122 Marta Runnebaum Sharon Ruwe Elaine Sandets Diane Schaible Diane Schapker Sarah Scherpenberg Barb Schlomer s l was saying . . . Take my advice, offers Deb Conradi, Tete a tete - in the lounge and in the cafeteria. Think Christy Schmidt nuch? 123 Sue Schmidt Patii Schmilz Kathy Schmulte Sue Sc h warlz Vicki Schneider lean Segrisl 124 Sue Schulten Mary Ann Seta Gina Shea Ellie Small Betsey Sollmann Karen Spieser Diane Staudigel Mary Ann Staudigel Vicki Steigelman 125 linda Stein Roccina Stellatano Mary Anne Stentz Cindy Stocker Jill Streicher Susan Stretch 126 Debbie Stricker Terry Slricker Sue Stupak Karen Sunderman Stephanie Sutherland Cindy Tebbe 127 lisa Tedesco Sue Temple lenny Test Regina Teuschler Judy Thoma Joyce Thomas 128 Barb Tucker Pam Vissing Jan Wallenhorsl Maria Valencia Charlene Waller Missy Weber 129 Chris Weingaltner I really tried this time! says Missy Weber. Kathy Whalen can't keep her mind on the subject. Pam Vissingwonders what surprise the cafie has today. Michelle Wessel Marty Westover Kathy Whalen Bonnie Whyle 130 X Joyce Windl Anna Wissing Lois Wood Deb Wuennemann b 1 t lthink, I'm lost. I don't want to talk about it, cries Lisa Tedesco. Now, let's try to look sophisticated Marie Zimpelman BlG-LITTLE SISTER New found friends like family - fun amid the bugs the heat the mugginess the games the chicken Red Rovers frisbees smiles laughs teach- ers grabbing food and students clapping cookie crumbs yells jumps screams and nonschool free time with non-family yet real family Big and Little Sisters. Give a hand and share the warm liness found in new found friends. - Deb Con- radi lopposite pagel Michele Giuliani opens the show. Jung at heart. Sisters of 74 and 77 unite. lthis page left, Iopubonoml C. Demyan makes a dreary donkey! This freshman knows what its all about. Colleen and Mary portray Tigger. Seniors don't monkey around. lrighD Class President, Su Brakers, steals the show. Mary Kay Murray boots in the senior skits. Senior, Joan MacDonald, pours on the charm. What's up doc? asks senior Gina Shea, Winnie flu: 'EE' . 5- U! grim '- 134 DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL The girls all in frills and curls, the men all sharp and clean shaven. Escorted into the hall smelling, of flowers and of different perfumes. The girls were whirled around the floor, the men all smiled with pride. Cause it seemed like only yesterday, she was calling him daddy, and today she's calling him father. Still they will always be Father and Daughter. tOpposite left, top-bottoml Pouring on the charm is Vicky Schneidert N. Kief gets into the groove. Hi guys! says P. Doran. Presenting C. Meyer and her million dollar smile, topposile rightl Tonight my laddie is my daddyXi says Rosyi The Lawson kids dance with life and laughter. The smiles the world awaited. Birthday boy at the Dad-Daugh- ter Dance. his page, lam P. Schmitz follows her dadis foot- steps. Debbie and Sue get it to- gether. trighn Good to the last drop! The Blessings are blessed with becoming the royal Couple. A rounding out closing the circle ending beginning new life spinning outward, inward: Me shail become what we arm passing ourselves again and again until we reach the pivot point 136 137 .4111 avail. .JI , JV hgmmwwwnw ,. V. . . 138 Once we walked in the fields of childhood, dreaming about the world of tomorrow uomorrow - that was so far awayL Now as we stand on the threshold of tomorrow, I look back on my childhood dreams and say thank you -thank you for making my dreams turn into realities- This is what makes today the greatest time of all. Live for today! Be Thankful of yesterday, and Greet Tomorrow with open arms. by: Chris lvey $5.5 $5.5 mmDaU mmDaU S A M A R D DRAMAS DRAMAS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS mmUZaxD mmUth $5245 $5265 A Sign of Peace Archbishop Bernardin delivers a Homily to McAuleyans 142 ARCHBISHOP BERNARDIN CELEBRATES MASS AT MCAULEY 7- .. :L... I' v , 1 WW uawmrm:m...qg Senior Chorus members receive communion from the Archbishop 1iors sing in praise of their Maker 143 Student Council A week to Spiritize the school into brown and goldness hats and bow ties and socks senior day, faculty day paper drives hands black with printer's ink backs ache with bending and slacking spaghetti for scholarships uhe essence of tomato sauce surrounds you for dayQ student government: bringing the school together Student Council Officers: Mary Ann Stentz, Regina Toelke, Sue Stupak, and Marianne Doll mot picturedL gundg Potpourri '73 and '74 . 86f together cud! afghfaawijfgeu? E . . w E5 F L 0 ,. 50 quwgmgitf? jimfo 17m: 1' lfstEn 03, ginguntvfffof $?????ka 31yf0i5gnndmd 50 0? 6M ofka: . 146 147 Strings of popcorn balls, Candy canes and tinsel Tops adorn the dreams ldream, the thoughts I think And my memories of Christmas past Sitting on the fire, around Rosy red Cheeks of smiling faces, Listening to the songs. We sing, watching snowwhites Dance outside the window pane of My memories of Christmas past. Now the songs and dance Of Christmas present Warm my heart, redden my Cheeks, Touch my memories- Ornamented glows of the night- I'Il dream on. Debbi Conradie-1974 148 Memories Of Christmas Past 1973 149 Looking out the window Through the frosted glass, My mind went back to yesterday; The days of Christmas past. I could see sleds and horses And rivers covered with ice Popcorn balls, cookies and fudge, A house all warm and nice. lremember when having little mattered none And the riches that you had Came with the love from someone. I could dream a long while About the days gone by, But dreams will never bring back The old-fashioned Christmas. Karen Fazzio - 1974 :3 And It Goes On And On . . . 150 Juniors V. O'Connell, K, Herrmann and their dates cross the bridge to watch the river run. But I do feel like dancing says M. Moors. Mt Budke and date dance to the music of Day. Rumor has it J. Guenthneris date were red gym shoes with his tux. Hey, I know you! L. Klein is telling secrets. The royalty share a moment alone on the dance floor, Prom Court: Maura Budke, Peg Doran, Alice Kramer, Queen h Kim Holthaus, Pam Denier, Sue Orth. Prom queen Kim Holthaus and king Bo Miller, D. Frey is content with quiet thoughts. Memories of a beautiful night. Are you busy next year at this time? asks Junior, B. Hemsatht On April 27,1974 Convention Center was agiow with a shimmering river, floating candies, and the shine of many McAuiey juniors and seniors. The music was by Day. Kim Holthaus and Bo Miller were crowned king and queen, and the theme was from Loggins and Messina. it goessomething like this: And it goes on and on, watching the river run 3 Further and further from things we've done - Leaving them one by one. I And we have just begun, watching the river run.! Listening, learning and yearning, 1 Run river run. Watching The River Run 5 152 Harvest 153 November 3,1973. Sophomores,Juniors and Seniors dance to the music of Sunny Daze. Autumn leaves transform MCAuley's cafeteria into a stage for memories. The theme was Harvesf'. 154 155 McAuIey made an unusually big splash this year with the start of the swim team. Aiken's pool provided the necessary H20 for the team's practices. Smiling team members display waterlogged enthusiasm. BASKETBALL 156 May Mass My being proclaims the greatness of the Lord, my spirit finds joy in God my savior, For he has looked upon his servant in her lowliness; all ages to come shail cali me blessed. God who is mighty has done great things for me holy is his name; His mercy is from age to age on those who fear him. 158 159 Big Sisters And Little Sisters Spring so soft a hum of green growing greener mew balloons, paper kites, a song for summer's birtm We have grown to something new together - let's share and celebrate with Spring so soft a Song n .1 HanttW m' a. .n- 1. am -, 1'10 J . 161 Row 1: Mary Woracek, Sheiia Reenan, Kathy Violmar, Kathy Kuhn, Bonnie Hemsath, Lita Bauges, Jenny Hudepohl, Lynn Patterson, Ginny Manson, Jenny Focke, Donna Gehring, Peggy Day. Row 3: McCracken, Sharon Pick, Debbie Kattelman, Julie Even, Debbie Brinkman, Sharon DuMom. The yearbook is created behind closed doors. 'l 162 McAuIeyan How To Make A Yearbook 'l'pt. good copy 1 gal. creativemcooperative workers 2V2 qt. well constructed lay outs 100 different decisions 2 good advisors 1pinch good cropping a handful of proportion wheels 6 picas per inch 1,079 mug shots Put into one room Mix well Let simmer 10 months Serve and watch the smiles Irreen Kiein, Paula Aug, Mary Pat Metzner. Row 2: n Gerbus, Debbie Seither, Donna Bohnert, Eileen D. Kattelman and R Day sell their wares . 163 Careers C Walters K. Hamer K. Malone K. Jackson Standing left lo right: M B, Hessling, E, Sunderhaus, D, Ranz, T. Kreimer, D, Frey, K. Conrad, l, Riesenbeck. Kneeling: M. Woracek, D. Thinnes, K. Tonnis, T. Klosterman. - .mmuuli ' ' Student Elections Pondering the Candidates RESULTS: Senior Class President Kathy Hart Junior Class President Maureen Ranz Sophomore Class President Cindy Diehl STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President Mary Barney Vice-President Marty Schmuelling Secretary-Treasurer Beth Bollin Public Relations Debbie Colina Marking the Ballots HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW MCAULEY? l! IIll!T -TFTT HTI .53:- F 3,: E5 E H ,, V:gw I!- ILjH-IE :: TI HI ' . ii: : i a E E h-lllll Idlizl:ill EEII lilllllll- ' IHHHIJW i .N .4594 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.. 27. 28. pm N?W Words Down Instructors, disciplinarians, study hall proc- tors, coaches, Club moderators, etc. You very seldom get The Look of from Sister Mary Perpetua. McAuley's November groom. He appears in just about every class Christ- mas skit. She knows her neutrons from her electrons. Every student studies this for four years. These delinquents are not found at McAuley. McAuley's location. Magic card comprised of numbers that can easily disappear. O.L.A. was tough competition in this sport. This is held every Thursday for special students. 1973-74 Student Council President. He gives the drums a roll tespecially at lunch timel. Her name might suggest she teaches Ori- ental Philosophy but she really means busi- ness. This takes up much of your hard earned money. ' Opening speaker - Every morning. English teacher with big eyes and big ideas. Mod 1. A room in McAuley dedicated to Christ the Teacher. Roger Bacon, LaSalle, Saint Xavier, and Mc- Auley have these lit seemsl all at the same time. For this sport a horse is kept in the gym. After this activity seniors return to McAuley in good graces. Sister Clara makes sure that everything is seen and heard in this room. What is black with yellow stripes and holds four wheeled vehicles. Homeroom 2120 was the school champion in this sport. These are served in the school cafeteria every Monday and Thursday. Last name of the lady who has more than her share of excuses lboth excused and un- excusedJ Seniors try to sell pool passes to these poor unsuspecting beginners. . The only male counterpart in the Guidance Department. 167 14. 15. 16. . English teacher with a French name. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Words Across The Genetians 1973 Fall production. McAuley's delightful dining spot. Two tone foot holders. Room 127. These are placed in the handbook for every student's convenience and defense. A permit to roam the halls. The abbreviation for the organization that has a candle and a rose for its symbol. McAuley's one and only Latin teacher. You can always lose these but never gain them. it conveniently leaves McAuley at 3:02 p.m. . The alma mater of the Class of '74. This group plays around a great deal. Students that take this subject are called upon to help with scenery, backdrops, dance decorations, etc. ' You need a special pass to experience its ups and downs. I.D. badge. The only book every student studies. A red leather pass permits you to this area. The class that came out on top in the raffle, the Fall paper drive and the Share carnival. Our assistant principal who sang about a meatball in the Faculty Variety Show. Senior religion teacher. If your name is called over the P.A. in the morning you may have to report to this area. This resulted in two school holidays. The most common cause of alternate schedule A. This class set a record in getting their class sweaters. This class gave their Freshmen pals some sweet remembrances at Halloween. Many seniors bestow gifts and cards upon these lucky individuals. Igle, C. Pierson, K. Schmutte, MV Woracek, T, Feldman. Bottom Row, L. Rudemiller, TV Homan, A. Pierson, P Mollman, DA Schlechtinger, J. Merritt, M. Kolb. McAuley's clown entertains guests. Share carniva! proves to be a success. -1 7,! mi- Hope that's the right change , saysC. Hahn Mr, Junker shows hidden ialent. C, Lawson tries to sell her wares 169 2.- -h8 . , Teachers or students?? Sister Cheryl??? Very interesting!! Mrs. Schlachler enlists. National Honor Society L to R. Top to Bottom: P. Aug, M, Giuliani, M. Pletikapich, L. lung, M, Knue, AA Wujek, L, Wood, J Buckruesl K Rohrer, V. Steigelman, J. Segrisl, A. Beck, B Schmidt, K. Isler, D. Logeman, N. Bernales, M. Blessing, E. Sanders, M. A. Staudigal, M. A. Stenz, S. Brakers 171 Lollipops And Posies M. Knue and M. Pletikapich, junior members of National Honor Society, share the fun of selling sweet tasting lollipops and decorative posies to students. Safety Council Top row, L. to R.: C Verssen, l. Klosterman, T. Wibbelsman, L, Ritter, M Houser, S. Freeman, P. Sunneburg, S, Dunn, S. Wang. Botlom row: N. Glankier, C Kramer, K. Schmitte, B. Ross, E. Wanstrath, M Jackson, V- Brunner, M. Schwartz. 173 German Club : :gunman:tummyi v ! J L lo R. 3rd Row: Jean Kaelin, Janet Schwab, Cindy Gigandet, Karen Konrad, Lynn Masten, Barb Goertemiller, Andy Kristoff, Tony Bitter. L. to R. 2nd Row: Treasurer, Monica Kessling, President, Carolyn Lenhardt, Secretary, Veronica Kessling, Vice-President, Rita Vosseberg, Jenny Poole, L. to R. 1st Row: Terry Kreimer, Valerie Fasoch Julie Hanekamp, Mary Hurley, KayJackson, Mary Foltzer. 174 . Lu L. to R. Back Row: Jean Horacek, Lynn Listermann, Kathy Rittmeyer, Joyce Betch, Cathy PiersonA L to R. Fronl Row: Ann Wufek, Debbie Logeman, Jean Segrest, Kathy Adams. The Gymnastics Team: Left to Right, Back Row: J Salamone, C, Goedde. Row 3: J. Mason, 6. Kellerman, l. Poulas, M, Hudepohl, C. Bach, M. Beischel. Row 2: S. Schneider, C. Groh, M. Weingartner, A. Masur, C. Curry, K. Bill, P. Leigh, B, Adams, D. Schlectinger, S. Geiger. Front Row: L, Radomski, M Chain, L, Rudemiller, C Burger, V. Lindsay, L. Johnson, D. Wunneman. L. Stein, president of 0AA, looks over at S. Weitlisbach the vice- president. Multi-Media Club left to Right, Back Row: T. Siegle, C. Kaup, D. Sunnenberg, M. L. Kurhe, M. Ritter, S. Lech, P. Espel, B. Russell. Row 2: L. Salmons, K. Schaefer, M. Hauser, J. Schweri, J, Payer, L Saunders, B. Schmutte, K. Duffy, 3 Sandlin, A. Neely, S, Diehi, M. S Otte, J. Dyar Front Row: D Horn, M. A, Stenger, L. Pio, L. Johnson, C, Muth, M L Kolb, T Carroll, N. Nelson, D. Lohbeck, L. Schwartz, K. Rohrer, S. Scholtelkolte. Missing: 5. Robers, T. Dombush, C. Groh, P. Liebert, B. Maiie, J. Meyer, D. McDonough, V. Vollman, M, A. Krekeler, M. Crowe. 177 junior Classical League Top Row, l. to R.: S. F1eckenstein, M. A. Staudigel, C. Logan, JA Wissemeir, M, Meyer, M. A. Robin, K. Schmin, M Lambing, C. Fussnecker, M. A. Brown, V. McNamee, M. Pellman, J. Betsch, M A. Doil, D. Fry. Bottom Row: G. Powers, 5. Karches, M. A Stenz, l. Ludwig, K Miller, G. Meale, D7 Long, D. Thinnes, N. Bernales, D. Danemayer. 178 French Club Members: Kneeling, L. lo R.: M. Moors, L. Jung, and President J. Buckreus. Standing, L. to R.: B, Pies, K. Ruwe, C, Bauman, K. Hart, T. Mueller, A Franklin, and V. Steigelman. 181 Members: Front Row, L. to IL: D. Seither, C. Murphy, K. Murphy, P Heitkemper, A. Wujek, P Geise, L. Engelbrink, C. Walters, L. Patterson, and P. DoranV Back Row, L. to R.: L. Tedesco, M. Mattscheck, A. Beck, 1. Segrist, president D Logeman, stisner, R. Stelleiano, V. Emmerich, B. Binzer, I. Heeg, and P. Massa. February 5, 1974 The Day Nobody Came Empty halls Empty desks A solitary student A two-page list of absentees The winter epidemic silences the halls of MCAuley na rm ng Hm- ' 53.! MN! MW v.3 Q Genesian Initiation i 183 TELLAAE THATYOU LOVENE JUMEMOON is a drama of three young people who can't fit into society. They decide to pool their meager resources together. The story is one of sorrow, love, friendship, and grief. 184 185 No No Nanette . . AII I have is this burning passion HEverything is going up Absotively, Posalutley She'll be made up dress to kill There is no room in this house for self expression I Want To Be Happy No decent women has $200 Tea For Two Genesians Row 1, 1.. lo IL, J Herbert, B. Russell, M Foltzer, M. Cannon, C, Saho, T, Carr, D, Hughes, 6. Canning, 1. Kennedy, J. Stier, M Doll, B Karches, G Ciccullo, MA Murray, D. Schiable, C Petersen, K. Norris, A. MacDonald, D. Orendorff. J. Buckreus, M. Blessing, 5. Gibbons, S. Brakers, M. Brown, R Pichichero, P. Duffy. Row 2, L. Schmidt, M. Knue, S. Schneider, 1.. Flanagan, K Dossman, C. Daniele, B. lhlendorf, B. Ayiward, D. Thinnes, C. Mmh, A. Blum, J. Bielefeld, E, Kress, M. Goosman, 5 Orth, L. Discepoli, M. Katterjohn, B Schmidt. 188 Fine Arts Assembly A potpourri of arts . .. e. e. cummings, Spoon River Anthology, a preview of No No Nanette , ceramics, sculptures, acrylics and sketches. A cultural venture for MCAuleyans. SERENADE FOR A KING He is born Only king of kings Play sweetest music The pipers greet him 190 4;; E :3; L 11L; 2. 1 LE Lianllmulum 35 L E: er 133$? g Q393w51 mm m H I! F! H 3': 1-1;!!! ElJLuLIIJ Jig! -mr-EEGF-T. .. :7 v . 191 why? how- we never we know with a high low high in the may in the spring live! die Gorever is now and dance you suddenly blossoming tree Create-A-Caption 194 l- 195 mum: M. a.?.wm. ., CREATE-A-CAPTION Paints, Pots, Paper Pens : Perception 198 7------ - W: , . -..-::..-.-:: :2? - ..-....------- --.,. . ----..-- 1: :----Iun-----.- -$ ------ ---I .- - $-- - --n--:- ED hnn affl- gPaInteu Bllll w'PenandE E I L kiu- U-LTJ Art School as-relief a1 : JZi: A I a; drawmg :- o 3.0 An ape mu amnuvo Om .4 2E HOEWCJI 16;, -I '3' m II I I11 2 gnusm 85 g m :u '2? EATER GOLOH ha 5: 5 aunId'Inas 4...: g. an heNew H mpg: 03$ : c'eat' W m artistE-g: 5-5 a m g d 9- x q ,5 3? : nFQInN S. 3 :3 A youth art show 3. E MWAJM JACMON GAlLEK E Iunmumuv mrlnnn PRInTmHKInG U4rt GIdea W INKS-PENS-SU PPORTS 199 Senior Count Down N. Keif, K. Norris, S. Orth, V. McNamee and S. Brakers ven- ture into the main entrance. J. Neal, M. Griebstein, D. Cafazzo, and D. Schapker share a last walk through McAuiey's hallowed halls. J. Guenthner checks the clock, There's stiH three hours, forty-three minutes and twelve seconds to go, but who's counting? ,Faculty Index SR, MARY AMADEUS 56 Principal MISS MARY F. BACKHERMS 63 Biology I 8K ll; Health MRS. SUE BARGA 53 English III 3! :v MRS, JANICE BARLOW English II; Religion II; Creative Writing; Careers Club MRSA MARIA BIELEFELD 68 Spanish I, II 8: III Spanish Honor Society MISS SUE BOSCHE 59 English I 8:1V Safety Council, CJDL MR. CHUCK BUHRMAN 63 Biologyl MR. ROBERT CASTELLI 57 Guidance Counselor SR. MARY CHERYL 64 Religion 1; American History CWD; Freshman Class Co-Ordinator SR. MARY CLARA 62 American History Multi-Media Club SR. MARY CLARITA 60 Religion II 81 III Retarded Children MRS. GALE COOK 69 Typing II: Business CommunicaIions FR. PAUL COOPER 60 Religion III MRS, MARIA GARCIA DE DUGGI 69 Spanish II MR. IOHN DETERS 61 ArtI,II,IIl,1V MCAuleyan 5R. EILEEN MARIE 59 Business Math Salesmanship; Data Processing; Bookkeeping 5R. ELIZABETH MARY 57 Guidance Counseio:r MISS ANNELIESE EUL 70 German I 8: II FR. EDWIN GEARHART 63 Religion I, II MISS MARY GERTH 66 Typing I; Iusiness Malh MR. JERRY GLASCOCK 62 English II 8: IV; Modern Novel MRSI DORCAS GREBB 69 Geometry; Algebra II-Trigonometry MISS DIANE GREEN 67 Home Ec. II 8: III; Clothing Construction; Meal Preparation; New Horizons SR. MARY CRETA 67 Shorthand 1; Office Practice; Junior Class Co-Ordinator MR. FRED HAAS 68 Religion ll SI IV MRS. LYNN HEILE 62 Creative Writing; Shakespeare; English I; McAuleyan MRSI GRACE HENSEL 63 Health; Phys, Ed. I 8: II MISS MARYJANE HUBER 65 English I 8I II MISSVIRCINIA HUBER 67 World Culture; Religion l; Careers Club SRI MARY JOHANNA 71 Math IV; Algebra I; Physics; It's Academic MR. GERALD JUNKER 64 P.O.DI; American History SRA MARY MARJORIE 56 Sociology of Family Life; Student CounciI; Vice Principal SR. MARY MICHALEEN 61 Library Aides MISS KAY MILLER 71 English I 8: II MRI DON NERSWICK 65 Inlroduc'tion to Business; PIO.D.; World Culture MISS BARB NOVELLO 60 Algebra I 8; II; Geometry MR. JOHN O'CONNOR 66 Lalin I, II, 81W; Junior Classiml League 201 MRSA MARY ELLEN OHR 71 Biology I MRS. MARY KAY ORR 62 Home Economics I; Money Management; Interior Decorating; New Horizons SR7 MARY PERPETUA 56 Religion E; Dean of Students MISS CLAIRE PETERMAN 57 English I; Guidance Counselor MISS KATHY POHL 71 P.O.D.; Comparative Government; Share MRS. JEAN RIHM 66 Algebra I 8: II MRS. ROSEMARY SCHLACHTER 71 English IV; Artof FiIm MR. IIM SCHNEIDER 64 World CuIture; Modern Europe; Senior Class Co-Ordinator MRS. NATHALIE SEMANCIK 64 English Ill; Developmental Reading MISS SUE SHEANSHANC 70 General Typing; Office Practice; Shorthand II; Transcription; Share MR. ELMER SHERIDAN 59 Geometry; Compute: Math; Pre-Calculus . MR1 EDSTAUBACH 70 Orchestra MISS KATHY THACKER 65 French III 8: IV; Genesians MRS. NANCY WILLIS 61 Typing; Business Communications MISS CHRISTY WINTERS 65 Physical Education; Health; GAA MR. ALAN WOODHOUSE 67 Glee Club; Senior Chorus MRS. CAROL YEAZELL 65 English II; Religion ll; Sophomore Class COsOrdinator MRS. MARY YOUNG 61 Chemistry MRSI ANN ZWERTSCHEK 70 French I 8I I1; French Club Student Index A Abbotl,Jovita 99 Adams, Anne 99 Adams, Barb 40 Adams, Barb 99,120,176 Adams, Kathy 75,124 Ahlers, Anne 40 Ahr, Karen 40 Aielli, Gina 30,17 Alexander, Debbie 20,17 Alexander, loan 17 Alf, Margie 17 Allgeier, Bonnie 75 Anderson, Judy 75 Annis, Anna 17,18 Annis, Debbie 99 Appiarius, Clare 99 Arand, RaeJean 75 Arbino,Terry 17 Armomrout, Sue 17 Arnold, Theresa 75 Arszman, Sue 99 Aug, Paula 100,192,162 Auskamp, Linda 75 Aylward, Bridgette 40,188 B Bach, Connie 40 Bacher, Kathi 75 Bailey, Margie 17 Balash, Ann 40 Barlag, Tammy 17 Barney, Mary 75,76 Bartok, Jan 100 Bauer, Connie 40 Baugues, Lita 75,162 Bauman, Carol17,19 Baur, Deb 40 Beck, Anita 100,98,181 Becker, Lois 17,176 Beiersdorfer, Jean 100 Beischel, Brigid 17 Beischel, Karen 100 Beischel, Maureen 40 Beiting, Ann 17 Bellman, Patty 75 Benkert,Julie 40 Bens, Cathy 40 Bens, Margie 17,30 Bernales, Nannette 76,91,80,178,75 Bernhard, Joni 120,100 Best, Nancy 75 Betsch, Joyce 178,75,174 Biehle, Elaine 17 Bielefeld, Janet 40,188 Bigner, Carol100 Bill, Karen 17,176,30 Binzer, Barb 75 Binzer, Carol 40 Binzer, Janie 30,17 Binzer,1enny 75,83 Binzer,1udy 100 Binzer,lu1ie 76,83 Bisher, Cindy 61,76 Bitter,Toni 17,175 Black, Lori 19,17 Blasch, Diane 101 Blasch, Mary Beth 76 Blessing, Elisa 76 Blessing, Maria101,121,135,188 Blum, Anne 40,188 Boeddeker, Karen 17 Boerger, Janice 17 Boggs, Karen 76 Boggs, Kimberly 17 Bonnert, Donna 76,162 Bonnert, Susan 80,76 Boland, Paula 17 Boliske, Alice 17 Bollin, Beth 17 Borchering, Pat 101,121 Bergman, Cheryll101 Bosken, Andrea 76 Bosse, Cindy 40 Bosse, Elizabeth 17 Bosse, Karen101 BouHie, J. Leslie101 Bowling, Mary Beth 17,18 Bowman, Diana 40 Bowman, Marcia 192,119,102 Bowman, Melodie 76 Bracken, Carole 17 Brafford, Karen 40 Brakers, Nancy 17 Brakerg, Peggy 40 Brakers, Susan133,102,192,105,112,188,200 Brauch,Terry 92,102 Breetz, Lore 76 Breslin, Kathy 17 Brinkman, Mary Alice 17 Brinkman, Debbie 102,162 Brinkman,Tammy 17 Brock, Cher 76 Brosey, Karen 102 Brosey, Linda 40 Brown, Betty 40 Brown, Mary Ann 102,105 Brueneman, Pat 17 Brunner, Cathy 17 Brunner, lo 76 Buchert, Lindy 17,27 Buckreus,Julianne105,102,188 Budke, Julie 17,176 Budke, Maura100,102,150,151 Buescher,Carol103 Bueter, Vicki103 Buller, Karen103 Bunch, Karen 76 Bunch, Patty 103 Bunker,Midge103 Burbrink, Pam 103 Burger, Anita 103 Burger, Barbara103 Burger, Char 17,176 Burke, Amy 17 Busam, Ruth 104 Busken, Clare 17,26 Busken, Beth 104 Busken, Cathy 40 Butz,Janet104 Butz, Linda 41 C Cafazzo, Debbie 104,200 Cahill, Sharon 76 Cameron, Leslie 41 Canning, Gracelyn 41,188 Cannon, Mary 41 Carle, Paula 104 Carr, Debbie 77 Carr, Becky 17 202 Carr, Theresa 41 Carroll, Traci 17,19 Carson, Patty 17 Catron, Karen 41 Chain, Michelle 41 Chase, Cat 41 Chase, Judy 104 Chenal, Grace 104,118 Ciccullo, Gisele104 Cinquina, Tina 77,87,91 CIark,Cheryl105 Clark, Michelle 41 Colina, Debbie 77 Collins, Mary 77 Compton, C0nnie105 Condom, Cindy 17 Condon, Linda 105 Conners, Lori 17 Conradi, Debbie102,105 Cook, Cathy 41 Cook, Fran 77 Coors, Jane! 17 Corbin, Alison 91,77 Cosby, Regina 77 Cox, Patty 105 Creed, Deb 77 Creed, Jan 105 Creed, Anne 17 Creed, Mary Lee 41 Cronin, Kathleen 77 Crowe, Mary 17 CrOWeley, Kathy105 Crowley, Marty 17 CuJIen, Jenny 17,19 Cullen, Mary Beth 76,77 Curran, Pam 17 Currell, Cindy 41 Curry, Cindy 41 Custer,Theresa 18,20 D Daeger, Jeni 106 Dammarell, Debbie 18,106 Danemayer, Donna 77 Dangel, Maryclaire18 Daniele, Chris 41 Darragh, Gail 77 Davis, Jenny 18 Davis, Patty106,18,33 Day, Barb 77 Day, Cathy 18 Day, Peggie 77,162 Dellecave, Chris 41 Deller, Jody 106 Demyan, Chris 103,106 Denharl, Mary lo 78 Denier, Pam 103,106,151 Dettmer, Debbie 18 Deyhle, Connie 41 Dickhaus, Karen106 Diehl, Cynthia 18 Diehl, Sue 41 Dietrich, Diana 18 Dietrich, Diane 18 Dietrich, Donna 78 Dilonardo, Diane 78 Dirr, Karen 41 Discepoli, Lisa 102,106 Diskin, Rita 41 Dittmeyer, lean 78,80 Dittmeyer, Nancy 18 Dittmeyer, Terrie 106 Dodd, Sandy 78 Dodd, Sue 78 Dolin, Kathy 78 Doll, Marianne 82,178,78 Doran, Peg 106,151 Dornbusch, Therese 41 Dorsey, Katie 41 Dossman, Kathy 42 Douthwaite, Kathy 78 Doyle, Missy 42 Drapp, Annette 18 Drier, Kim 42 Drier, Merc 106 Dressman, Lynn 42 Duffy, Cathy 42 Duffy, Peggy 106,112 Dumont, Jeanne 42 Dumont, Sharon 99,103,162 Dunn, Katherine 78,79 Dunn, Susan 18,34 Durban, June 78 Dyar, lane 42 E Eckhoff, Maria 42 Egbers,GEnny 42 Egber5,Terri107 Ehlers, Nancy 42 Ehrhart,1enny 42 Elam, Merna 42 Ellerhorst, Diane 42 Emmerich, Vicki 78 Endres, Mary Ann 18 Engelbrink, Linda 78 Ernst, Jeanne 42 Espel, Patty 107 Even, lulie 78,162 E Fariello,Theresa 42 Farrell, Theresa 19 Fasold, Val 175,42 Fazzio, Karen 107 Fehring, Mary107 Feisthammel, Donna 78 Feldman, Theresa 19 Felix, Theresa 42 Ferneding, Fat 19 Ferris, Carol 42 Ferris, Carol19 Fessler, Mary Jo 42 Findley, Marisue 19 Findley, Maureen 42 Finke, Sandy 19 Fischer, Nancy 78 Fisher, Karen 42 Fisher, Karen 42 Fisher, Shirley 19, 33 Fisk, Patty 42 Fitzpatrick, Mary 19 Flanagan, Lori 42 Flannery, Laura 86,79 Flannery, Maura 79 Fleckenstein, Spring107 Fleisch, Kim 79 Focke, Connie 19 Focke, Jenny 86,79,162 Focke, Marlene 103,107 Foegle, Missy 79 Foltzer, Mary 43,175 Folzenlogen, Renie 79 Folzenlogen, Peg 43 Fornash, Lisa107 Franklin, Angie 19,26 Franklin, Claudette 33,19,29 Franklin,Joy 76,79 Frederick, Beth 43 Freeman, Sue 19 Frey, Debbie 79,178,152 Friend, Karen 108 Fries, Carolyn 82,79 Fussnecker, Connie 108 Froehle, Patty 43 Fry, Nancy 43 G Gagliardo, Kim 79 Gallenstein, Pam 19 Gardner, Joyce 19 Gardener, Linda 90,79 Gartner, Patty 19 Gaynor, Terri 79 Cebhard, Patty 19 Gaynor, Terri 79 Gebhard, Patty 19 Gehring, Donna 79,162 Geiger, Gale 20 Geiger,Jane 98,75,108 Geiger, Becky 20 Geiger, Sue 20,176 Geise, Ann 20 Geise, Paula 79 Gerbus, Ann 79,162 Gerbus,Jane 20 Gerner, Sue 43 Gettlefinger, Jayne 79 Gibbons, Sue 108 Gigandet, Cindy 43,175 Giglio, Terri 43 Gilligan, Karen 108 Gioridano, Nancy 81 Girmann, Cindy 108 Girten, Becky 20 Giuliani, Michele 108,132 Glankler, Nancy 20 Gleason, Cindy 43 Gleason,1eannie 43 Goedde, Cindy 20,176 Goertimiller, Barb 43,175 Gooseman, Mary 43 Gramke, Diane B1 Grause, Mary Katherine 108 Grause, Susan 43 Grawe, April 43 Greulich, Judy B1 Griebstein, Mary 109,200 Griffin, Anne 109 Griffin, Kathy 20 Growe, Chris 43 Grole, Jan 109 Grote, Pa 43 Gruber, Maribeth 20 Guenthner,1udy 109,150,200 H Haffner,leanene109 Haffner, Vivian 20 Hahn, Cathy 20 Hahn, Chris 81 Hall, Sue 109,192 Hamer, Karen 43 Hammerle, Cindy 110 , Hammerle, Jennie 20 203 Hammoor, Laurie 20 Hammoor, Lynne 81 Hanekne, lulie 43,175 Hannan, Irene 81 Harland, Margie 81 Harigan, Kathy 43 Hart, Kathy 76,81,91 Hart, Mary 81,91 Hartinger, Kathy 20 Haslerig,lulie 20 Hatke, Debbie 81,86 Haussler, Mary Margaret 20 Hautman, loan 110 Hautman, Marlene 20,35 Haverkos, Karen 81 Haverkos, Patti 20,19 Havlin, Laura 43 Hayes, Kathy 43 Hayes, Linda 20 Heeg, luliann 81 Heeney, Janet 21,176 Heil, Jenny 21,28 Heileman, Trisha 21 Heinrich, Sue 81 Heithaus, Barb 21 Heitkemper, Paula 81 Hellmann, Kathy 21 Helmes, Peggy 21 Helmes, Sue 81 Helstien, Kathy 81 Heltemes, Jane 81 Hemsath, Bonnie 77,81,83,162,152 Henke, Peggy 21 Henne, Phyllis 81 Herbert, Connie 21,28 Herbert,Judy 43 Herman, Cathy 43 Herrmann, Kathy 76,81,151 Herrmann,Terry 81 Herzog, Lucy 43 Herzog, Mary 110 Hessling, Beth 81 Hetzel, Mary Ann 81 Hiller, Maureen 21,29 Hoblitzell, Sue 121,110 Hoelker,1ulie 44 Hoffman, Carolyn 21 Hoffman, Debbie 81 Hoffman, Dianne 44 Hoffman, Gail 81 Hoffman, Mary Kay 81,87 Hoffman, Sylvia 81 Hoffmann,JoAnn 21 Hollstegge, Karen 110 Hollstegge, Mary 21 Holmes, Carolyn 44 Holtgrefe, Barb 110 Holtgrefe, Debbie 21 Holthaus, Kim 151,110 Holthaus, LuAnn 110 Holtz,Terrie 44 Holzheirner, Julie 21 Homan,Tina Marie 21 Honkomp, Darlene 82 Honkomp, Sue 21 Hooker, Kathy 44 Hooker, Patty 21,22,23,24 Hooven, Linda104,111- Hopfinsperger, Ann 21,30,34 Horn, Denise 44 Hornacek,Jean 82,174 Horton, Robin 44 Houchens, Marmie 82 House, Ann Houser,Julie 111 Houser, Mary 21 Houston Cyndie 111 Hube,.Sue 82 Hudepohl, Jenny 82,94,162 Hudepohl, Marianne 21,176 Hudepohl, Nancy 22 Huff, Patricia 44 Hughes, Debbie 44,188 Huhn,Clare 111,192 Hull, Maryio 44 Huller, Jane 22 Hurley, Mary 22,175 Hussa, Kathy 82 Hutchinson, Jane 82 lgle, Mary Ann 44 lhlendorf, Beth 44,188 lmwalle, Sue 116 lnderhees, loan 82 lnderhees, judy 44 lnderhees, Lori 22 lnderhees, Macia 44 lsfort, Jenny 44 Isier, Kathy 106,192 lvey, Cri5111 J Jackson, Kathy 44,175 Jackson, Martha 22 Jackson, Robbi 82 Jacob, Cathy 82,162 Jacobs, Sharon111 Jakobi, Jackie 76,82 Jansen, Claire 22 Jarvis, Kathy 44 Jauch, Nancy 112 Jenne, Ann 22 Jester, Joan 22 Johnson, Lesie 22,176 JohnstonehTeri 22 Joyal, Sharon 44 Juengling, Linda112 Jung, Laura 112,132 K Kabbes, Kathy 44 Kaelin, Jean 44,175 Kaelin, Mary 44 Kahles, Cindy 44 Kaiser, Chryl 22 Kaiser, Jackie 44 Kaiser, Pam 22 Kaiser, Sherry 112 Kammer, Ann 44 Kanet, CeEia 82 Kanet, Kim 22 Kanet, Pam112 Karches, Amy 44 Karches, Beth 82,90,178,188 Kasak, Claire 44 Kasselmann, Cindy 22 Kattleman, Debbie 78,82,162 Katterjohn, Mary Ann 112,188 Kaup, Christine 44 Keifer, Shelly 82 Keller, lane 22 Keller,loan112 Kellerman, Bev 22,176 Kelly,LuAnn112 Kelly, Kathy 22,25 KeIEy, Sharon 82 Kemper, Nancy 44 Kennedy, Jenny 44 Kesseler, Cathy 44 Kessen, Kathy113 Kessling, Monicia 82,175 Kessling, Veronica 82,175 Ketzer, Teri 113 Kief, Nancy 113,134 Kimbrough, Kat 88 Kipp, Beth 22 Kircher, Kathy 44 Kist, Carol 44 Kist, Debbie113 Klein, Karen 82 Klein, Laureen107,113,150,162 Kleingers, Mary113 Klimper, Conni 80,83 Klingler, Terry 23,27,35 Klosterman, Joanne 22 Knoll, Kim 22 Knolle, Chris 83 Knolle,Theresa 22 Knollman, Mary Ann 22 Knue, Monica 83,95 Knueven Marilyn 83 Koch, Laura 22 Koeninger, Mary 44 Kohes, Linda 22 Kohus, Irene 83 Kolb, Mary lo 22 Kolocfzik, Melissa 22 Konerman, Cathy 44 Konrad, Karen 44,175 Kortekamp, Therese 106,113 Kotz, Diana 22 Kramb, Kathryn 44 Kramer, Alice 107,113,151 Kramer, Celeste 22 Kramer, Donna 22 Kramer, Mary Beth 114 Kreimer, Tina 114 Kreimer, Donna 44 Kreimer,Judy114 Kreimer, Pam 83 Kreimer, Theresa 44,175 Krekeler, Mary Ann 44 Kress, Elain 44 Kress, Linda 83 Kristof, Andy 44,175 Kromer, Vickki 83 Krommer, Mary Lee 44 Krueger, Kathy 24 Kruthaupt, Jenny 83 Kruthaupt, Linda 24 Kruthaupt, Mary 83 Kuczaj, Karen 44 Kuemmel, Katie 44 Kuethe, Eileen 24 Kuethe, Mary Lynn 44 Kuhn, Kathie 83,162 Kuhns, lulie44 Kurlemann, JoAnn 21,24 L LaDuke, Annette 24,176 Lagory, Debbie 44 Lahmann, Peggy 24 Lambert, Connie 44 Lambert, Mary Jo 24 Lammert, Ellen 24 Lambing, Mary 83 204 Lampe, Margie 24 Lampe, Micki 46 Lampe, Tricia 24 Landenwitsch, Dollie 24 Landon, Valerie 46 Langefeld, Bonnie116 Lariccia, Kim 24 Lasch, Theresa 24 Laub, Linda 83 Laub, Marylo114 Lawson, Cathie 44 Lawson, Cheri114,134,169 Lawson, Terri 24 Lech, Sharon115 Leibel,leannie 115 Leigh, Debbie 24 Leigh, Denise 83 Leigh, Patty 83 Lemming, Laura 24 Lenhardt, Mary115 Lenhardt, Caroiyn 44,175 Lewis, Dianne 46 Lieberl, Pam 44 Lierl, Ian 24 Linder, Cathy 83 Lindsay, Vicki 24,33,176 Listermann, Ann 24 Listermann, Debbie 46 Listermann, Lynn 83,174 Lock, Bernie 115 Loftus, Peggy 24,27 Logan Colleen 115,178 Logeman, Debr3115,174,181 Lohbeck, Debby 24 Long, Diane 23,102,115,178 Ludwig, Jeanne 76,83,178 Luipold, Pat 82,83 Luken, Patty115 Luken, Nancy 46 Lutz, Sandy 24 M Mac Donald,Joanie103,116,133,162,188 Macaluso, Debbie 84 Macke, Chris 46 Macke, Dyan 84 Madewell, Cathy 84 Madewell, Jenny 116,121 Maile, Brenda 46 Makin, Cheri 84 Malone, Kathy 84 Mann, Karen 46 Mann, Sharon 24 Marra, Karen 84 Marchehi, Pam116 Maquette, Margene 46 Margerson, Rhonda116,119 Martin, Irene116 Martin, Tina 84 Martini, Karen116 Mason, Jamie 24,176 Massa, Pam 84 Massa, Teri 25 Masset, Molly 25 Mastin, Lyn 44,175 Masur, Anna 46 Masur, Sara 25 Masur, Sue 84,94 Matlscheck, Cheryl 46 Manscheck, Missy 116,181 Manson, Ginny 84,86,94,162 May, Karen 25 McCarthy, Sherry116 . McCarthy, Maureen 84 McCarthy, Sue 25,34 McCracken, Eileen162,78,91,84 McCracken, Kathy 25 McCurdy, Mary Ann 46 McDonagh, Debbie 46 McDonough, Peggy 84 McDonough, Mary 47 McGinnis, Erin 47 McHugh, Peggie 25,24 McLaughlin, Debbie 117,119 McMahon, Jean 47 McNamee, Connie 25 McNamee, V1cki101,108,103,117 McPherson, Kathy 84 McPherson, Marion 46 Meaie, Cindy 25 Meaie, Gina 117,178,192 Mees, Mary 117 Meiners, Pam 47 Merchant, Becky 84 Mercurio, Debbie117 Mercureo. Kim 47 Merrill, Kathy 25 Merriweather, Fay 85 Mertz, Cathy 25 Mertz, Laura117 Mertz, Mary 85 Metzner, Pat 85,162 Meyer, Cindy117,119,134 Meyer, Donna 85 Meyer,Jan 25,19 Meyer,Judy 47 Meyer, Lisa 25,19,34 Meyer, Marlene 117,178 Meyer, Mary Ellen 85 Meyer, Robin117 Meyer, Sue 85 Meyer, Vicki 47 Middendorf, Cindy 25 Middelton, Ian 85 Miles, Sally 25 Miller, Barb 47 Miller,Karen 117,119 Miller, Sue 24 Mink, Patty 81,85 Moeller, Lisa 47 Mollmann, Pat 85,91 Moore, Mary Ann 25 Mellen Moo rs 75,76,85,86,150 Moschel, Becky 25 Moschel, Colieen 47 Moser, Karen 24,25 Moss, Connie 47 Mueller, Terry 85 Mullen, Kim 85 Murphy Connie 118,181 Murphy, Eileen 80,85 Murphy, Kathy 85 Murphy, Maureen 25,19 Murphy, Monica 47 Murphy, Ruth 118,192 Mutray, Mary Kay 118,133,188 Murray, Maureen 85 Muth, Connie 47 N Neal, Barb 86 Neal, Carole 47 Neal,Judy192,118,200 Neely, Angie 47 Neely, Cecilia 86 Nelson, Lea 47 Nelson, Nancy 25 Neumann,1ill 47 Niehaus, Jan 47 Niehaus,Joy 118 Niehaus, Martha 25 Nienan,Vonnie 25 Niemeyer, Patty 50 Noble, Debbie 50 Noe, Amy 86 Norman, Robin 86 Norman, Toni 26 Norris, Kathy 118,188,200 0 O1Connel, Connie 26 O'Connell, Vicki 50,86,150 OIConnell, Vicki 86 O'Connor, Karen 50 O'Connor, Kathy 50 O'Connor Peggy 26,30 O4Hara, Susan 86 Ohlhaut, Jane 86 Oldendick, Donna 21,22,26 Oldendick, Sue 86 Olding, Linda 26 OJNeil, Peggy 26 Osborne, Jody 86 Orendorff, Debbie 108,118,121 Orendorff, Kathy 50 Orth, Sue 98,118,151,188,200 Onman, Anita 26 Otte, Kathy 116,118 One, Mary Sue 50 Ono, Jeanne 26 Otto, Mary Jo 86 P Palmasano, Susan 26 Paptzun, Dana 118 Patterson, Lynn 86,94,162 Paul, Kathy 26 Paul, Maureen 50 Payer, Jane! 50 Pellman, Celeste 119 Pellman, Marcia 26 Pellman, Monny 86,178 Pembenon, Lynn 119 Peters, Eileen 26 Peters,Judy 50 Petersen, Cindy 119,188 Petersen, Becky 26 Pfalz, Karen 119 Pfennig, Clare 26 Pfennig,JoAnn 86 Pichichero, Rose 119,188 Pick, Sharon 78,86,162 Pick, Stephanie 86 Piepmeyer, Nancy 50 Pierce, Laura 26 Pierson, Ann 26 Pierson, Cathy 86,91,174 Pies, Barb 26 Pies, Mary 26 Pio, Lois 27 Pitula, Lori 50 Pletikapich, Mary 86 Plogmann, Karen 27 Poggemann, Pam 86 Poggemann, Vicki 27 Pollard, Diane 50 Poniske, Clare 80,86,91,76 Poole,Jennv 27,175 205 Poulos, Barbara 101,119 Poulos, Jodi 27,176 Powell, Marianne 120 Powers, MaryJo 21,27 Powers, Ginny 120,178 Powers, Maureen 27 Poynter, Amy 27 Preklas, Barb 120 Price, Jennifer 27 Probst, Janet 50 R Rack, Bonnie 50 Rack, Cheryl120 Rack Donna 27 Radomski, Lisa 76,86 Rahe, Jodie 120 Ranz, Debbie 86 Ranz, Maureen 50 Rapking, Cheryl 86 Rath, Mary 86 Rauf, Nancy 120 Reckers, Marianne 120 Reenan, Sheial 99,114,130,121,162 Reese, Reene 27 Rehring, Janet 27 Rehring,loyce121 Reiber, Rae Ann 27 Reichel, Debbie 50 Reifonas, Rosemary 121,101 Reinert, Cathy 27 Richter, Joan 86 Riechmann, Mary lo 121 Rteder, Cathy 50 Rieder, Pam 78,86 Rieman,Jeanine 79,86 Riesenbeck, Ian 86 Rinckel, Jeannie 121,132 Ringenbach, Terry 50 Ritter, Lynn 27 Ritter, Marti121 Ritter, Sue 86 Rohrer, Diane 27 Rohrer, Karen 86 Roll, Kathleen 122 Romer, Sandy 217 Ross, Catherine 119 Ross, Beth 75,86 Ross, lean 27 Roth, Mary 86 Roth, Mary 28 Rothan, Paula 50 Rittmeyer, Kathy 121,174 Rittmeyer, Nancy 86 Rizzo, Nancy 86 Robben, Margaret 50 Robben, Mary Ann 121,178 Robers, Sue 122 Roberto, Jo Ann 122 Roden, Jenny 122 Rodenberg, Mary 27 Rogers, Leslie 50 Ruberg, Karen 50 Ruberry, Beth 86 Rudemiller, Lisa 50 Ruebusch, Martha 28 Ruehl, Alam 50 Rueter,Tammy 28 Ruhe, Sandy 86 Ruhe, Karen 28 Rumpke, LeeAnn 50 Rumpke, Mary 28 Runnebaum, Marca 123 Russell, Barb 50 Ruter, Denise 28 Rutz, Barb 51 Ruwe, Sharon 123 Ruwe,Terrie 86 5 Saho, Connie 51 Salamone, Janet 28,176 Slamons, Lesetta 28 Sanders, Elaine 123 Sanders, Marianne 28 Sanders, Melissa 88 Sandlin, Sally 51 Sarbaugh, Maryjo 88 Saul, Kelly 88,91 Saunders, Lucy 28 Schackmann,1eanne 88 Schaefer, Karen 28 Schaefer, Michelle 28 Schah, Nancy 28 Schaible, Diane 119,123,188 Schapker, Diane 123,200 Scherer, Molly 51 Scherpenberg, Sarah 123 Schibi, Gina 88 Schiering, Beth 51 Schildmeyer, Sandy 51 Schirmer, Pam 28 Schlachter, Carol 51 Schlachter, Nancy 28 Schlechtinger, Debby 51 Schlemmer,Terry 51 Schlomer, Barb 100,123 Schmetzer, Chris 88 Schmidt, Christy 123,192 Schmidt, Becky 88 Schmidt, Kathy 51 Schmidt, Laura 51 Schmidt, Sue124 Schmitt, Karen 88 Schmitz, Mary Rose 19,28 Schmitz, Patti 124,135 Schmitz, Paula 51 Schmuelling, Marti 51 Schmutte, Beth 28 Schmutte, Kathy 124 Schneider, Debbie 28 Schneider, Judy 28 Schneider, Mary 88 Schneider, Sue S1 Schneider,Tina 28 Schneider, Vicki 124,134 Schnelle, Claire 51 Schoenbaechler, Lee Ann 88 Schoenhost, Diane 28 Schoenhoft, Rosemary 28 Schoenling, Mary 28 Schottelkotte, Sue 51 Schrott, Patty 28 Schuld, Teri 28,29,35 Schulenberg, Judy 88 Schulman, Etsie 51 Schulten, Beth 51 Schulten, Sue124 Schutte, Kathy 51 Schwab, Janet 51,175 Schwartz, Linda 51 Schwartz, Mary lo 29 Schwartz, Sue124 Schweer, Teri 29 Schweri, Jenny 88,89 Schwetschenau, Carol S1 Schwetschenau,Terry 51 Schweiter, Linda 88 Sears, Gayle 29 Seaman, Shell 51 Sedler,Jenny 29 Sedler, Julie 88 SegrisLlean117,124,174,181 Seibert, Barb 51 Seiier, Fyll 89 Seither, Debbie 89,162 Seta, Mary Ann124 Seta, Tina 29 Seuberling, Sharon 51 Sharp, Lorie 51 Shea, Gina 125,133 Shelton, Wendy 89 Siciliano, Chris 54 Siegle, Tammy 29 Sievers, Nancy 89 Sillies, Barb19,29 Sillies, Beth 89 Sillies, Fat 54 Simmons, Chris 81,89 Simmons, Jean 54 T Talkers, Liz 90 Tebbe, Cindy 127 Tedesco, Lisa128,181 Temple, Sue 101,128 Tenkotte, Germaine 54 Tepe, Lisa 54 Test,lenny128 Teuschler, Kathy 29 Teuschler, Linda 29 Teuschler, Regina 128 Theurer, Mary 90 Thiemann, Debbie 29 Thinnes, Donna 90,178 Toma, Judy 128 Thomas,Joyce 128 Thompson, Tressa 19,29 Tieke, Vicki 54 Tiemeyer, Peggy 79,90 Tillar, Diane 29 Toelke, Regina 54,144 Toerner, Judy 54 Tonnes, Karen 90 Trachsel, Marjie 29 Trame, Patty 54 Tucker, Barb 129 U Uhrig, Rita 30 Utrecht, Kathy 54 V Valencia, Maria129 VanDriessche, lane 19,22,30 Vannemeyer, Juli 54 Verkamp, Ruth Ann 90 Versen, Carol 23,30 Vissing, Pamela129 Vollman, Vicki54 Volmer, Kathy 90,162 Volmer, Patty 32,30 Volmer, Mary 54 Volpenhein, Betty 19,30 Vonderhaar, Cyndie 91 206 Vossenberg, Rita 54,175 W Walker, Kathy 30 Wallenhorst,Jan129 Walter, Charlene 129,181 Walter, Sue 91 Walters, Debbie 20,30 Wampler, Joan 54 Wang, Sue 30 Wanstrath, Ellen 91 Waymire, Mary Ann 30 Weber, Lisa 30 Weber, Missy129 Weddendorf, Joann 101,130 Weingartner, Chris 130 Weingartner, Margie 54 Weisgerber, Bev 30 Weiss, Lorre 31 Weller, Kathy 31 Welpton,lulia 91 Wendel, Bev 91 Wernicke, Lori 31 Wesdorp, Juiie 54 Wesdorp, Karen 91 Wesdorp, Kathy 91 Wessel, Cindy 54 Westendorf, Lynn 91 Westerbeck, Teresa 31 Westover, Marty 132 Wetterich, Dianne 54 Whalen, Kathy 130 Wheatley, Marlyn 91 Wheeler, Janet 91 Whyle, Bonnie 130 Wibbels, Maryann 91 Wibbelsman, Teresa 26,31 Wiesman,Tina 91 Wietlisbach,5hirley 88,91 Wietlisbach, Tina 31 Wilkens, Sue 91 Willig, Lisa 29,31,33 Windt,loyce131 Windt, Janet 54 Wisner, Janet 91 Winterhalter 31,35,176 Wissemeier, Julie 131,178 Wissing, Anna 131 Wittson, Debbie 91 Witte, Kathleen 91 Wolsefer, Barb 31 Wolsefer, Pa154 Wood, Kathy 54 Woop, Lois 131,192 Woracek, Mary 91,162 Wuennemann, Debbie 131,176 Wujek, Ann 91,95,174 Wunderlich, Carof 54 Y Yoka, Nancy 31 Z Zeiser,Jan 54 Zengel, Jerrie 90,91 Zimpelman, Marie131 Zimpelman, Shelly 31 Zoller, Laurie 31 Zoz,Terr1e 91 PATRONS GERTH DRY GOODS ELEANOR B. 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