McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

THE 1976 MCAULEYAN 1N DEX PAG ES Introduction 1 - 9 Faculty 10 - 37 Sports 38 - 55 Freshmen 56 - 65 Sophomores 66 - 75 Juniors 76 - 83 Seniors 84 - 105 Graduation 106 - 109 Clubs, Acfivities 110 - 193 Patrons 194 - 195 Senior Directory 196 - 199 Index 200 - 204 Aurog rophs 205 Carousel 206 Acknowledgements 207 Epilogue 208 McAuley High School 6000 Oakwood Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Conducted by The Sisters of Mercy . , , 7 .: Q-ZJLrup-.w.r.$w:4.v1.vW'.IVl1-o:wym-. . . M ....... .,........ng$-1 . ;$ v and the pointed ponies go Up and down.' Every year they return to the Carnival, C. Dick and friends. . um. ,- ,..- '5 w mwmumww g wAin.-J ' Bus 44 brings 'em in! L. Butz returns with X-mos spirit. Just to ride the Carousel . . . Do we detect the thrill of Greek and Roman Lit, in C. Kist? French fries?' BA Annis Penny for your thoughts, Schmid. 'Morning, Harrigon! Is there 0 beHer Way?H J Toerner l canHr go on.H T Giglio And though it's the some thrill, it's different for each passenger. . ,r. , -. a ,4 .3 ' P, Curran L. Neel K. Bowling Each passenger buys his ticket. If this is the ticket, Lin isn't sure she wants to take the ride. Each passenger waits in line. Good weekends make Mondays beorobm. And now for the bad news ...... Mr. Rice, 1 know you can do better, quips K. Kelly. Each passenger anticipates. 7 Yet, the end of the ride always brings. . . V. Harris receives her diploma. Seniorclass president J. Sfier. L. Schmidt and her little sisters 5. Torok and M, Currell. a different satisfaction 0 different accomplishment. D McDonogh: How's your love life? 1: 'Popa, please! Graduates await their diplomas. Carousel of cFacuIty Miss Novello Freshman Class Coordinator Freshman Activities Fother-Daughter Dance LifrIe-Big Sis Day The Raffle Newspaper Drive Miss Gerth Sophomore Class Coordinator Soghomore Activities Farher-Doughrer Dance Dore Dances The Raffle Newspaper Drive Sr. Greta Junior Class Coordinator Junior Activities FathenDaughter Dance Ring Ceremony Prom Dore Dances The Raffle Newspaper Drive Mr. H005 Senior Class Coordinofor Senior Activities Fother-Daughter Dance Graduation Prom Big-Little Sis Day Retreats The Raffle Newspaper Drive Sr. Mary Amadeus Richter - Sr. Mary Amadeus Richter, McAuIeyes principal for nine years, attended Mother of Mercy Academy, Our Lady of Cincinnati College, and Xavier University. Since she has been here at McAuley, Sr. Amadeus has introduced the Mod System, with certain modifications. This Mod System allowed for many more electives, Sr. Amodeush pride and joy, to be brought to the College Preparatory program. Also, while Sr. Amadeus has been principal of McAuley, the Guidance Department has been expanded. Outside of school, Sister enjoys bridge, Theater, music, cooking, sewing, and sports. PRI NCIPAL Sr. Perpetuo Overbeck Sr, Perpefua Overbeck is Dean of Students at McAuley High School, Sr. Perpetuo attended Edgecliff College, Xavier University, and the University of Cincinnati, earning an M.A., an A.B., and she is 0 candidate for a D Ed. khe has finished up to her dissertationl This is Sr. Perpetua's seventh year here or McAuley. Besides her position as Dean of Students, Sr. also teaches English and Religion. Outside of school, Sr. enjoys reading, crochefing, piano, sewing, and observing nature. Sr. Marjorie Rudemiller Sn Marjorie Rudemiller, Vice-Principol of McAuley High School, has been here for fen years. As Vice-Prin- cipol, Sr. Marjorie is also Dean of Activities, in charge of student activities. She attended Mother of Mercy High School, and later Edgecliff College and Xavier University. She earned 0 BS, in Home Economics and on M. ed. SrA Marjorie also teaches Socioiogy of Family Life. In spite of her busy schedule, Sr. Marjorie finds time To sew. Sr. Elizabeth Dowling Sr. Elizabeth Dowling has been of McAuley acting OS 0 guidance counselor, Math, and Religion teacher for Ten years. She went to Mother of Mercy High School before attending Edgecliff College and XU, where she obtained her M.ed. Sr. Elizabeth finds enough spare time to pursue her interests in sports, music, knitting, and reading Mr. Bob Costelli Mr. Bob Castelli has been guiding McAuley students for seven years now, and it's a full time job He enjoys all sports, but only participates in one, tennis. Mr. Costelli has earned a BA. and M.ed. while attending Thomas More College and Xavier University. Miss Claire Petermon Besides acting as a fulletime counselor, Miss Claire Petermon teaches English. She has been at McAuley for six years. Miss Pefermcm is interested in tennis, traveling, reading, needlepoint, and sewing. She received her BA. and Med. 0T Edgecliff College, Xavier University, and the University of Cincinnati. Miss Sue Bosche In her fourth year or McAuFey, Miss Sue Bosche teaches English I and IV and Religion llle Besides teaching, she embroiders, sews, hikes, and cooks. Miss Bosche is a graduate of McAuley High School, and She attended Thomas More College, XU, and UC. Through her work, she has earned 0 BA. in English and Secondary Education. Sr. Cheryl Erb Sr. Cheryl Erb has been teaching ReIigion I and American History at McAuiey for six years. She earned a BA, after attending XU, UC, and Edgecliff College, Sr. Cheryl also won the Coe Fellowship to New York Store UniversiTy. Sewing and water skiing occupy Sr. Cheryl's free time. Mr. Chuck Buhrmcm Anyone who has ever been in one of Mr. Buhrmonls Bio l or II classes in his four years here knows that he has other interests. Mr. Buhrman is an avid follower of the Reds and Bengals, and he coaches McAuley's Reserve Basketball Team. Psychology oIso interests him. He earned CI 8.5. 0nd a Master's in Counseling 0t XU, after attending Carroll High School in Dayton, Ohio. Sr. Clara Blonkmeyer Sr. Clara Blonkmeyer is in charge of McAuIey's Audio-Visuol Department, Sister is well qualified for this position; she attended Xavier University, Wilberforce College, the University of Dayton, the University of Cincinnati, and the Notional Technical School in Los Angeles, California. She earned a Bocheior's of Education, on M.ed., and a Master's of Television and Radio Repair. She is McAuley's Media Specialist, and she teaches American History. Sister is interested in amateur radio, photography, cooking, stomp collecting, and the Cincinnati Reds. Sr. M. Clarita Roettker Sister Clarita offended Mother of Mercy High School, the Athenoeum of Ohio, and The Catholic University in Washington, DC. She earned 0 8.5, in Education, on M.A. in Education, and 21 credits in Theology beyond an M.Ai Sisfer Clarita has been here for eleven years and teaches Religion. In her free time Sister Clarita works with retarded children. Fr. Poul Cooper Fr. Poul Cooper is in his eleventh year of McAuley and reaches Morality and Sacramental Theology. Fr. Cooper went to Dayton Chominode High School, St. Gregory Seminary, and Mt. St. Mary Seminaryi He earned a BA. through his studies. He enjoys sports such 05 tennis and golf, but soiling is his favorite. Sr. Eileen Marie Wallace Sister Eileen Marie, proprietor of McAuley's Supply Store, also teaches Accounting I and II and Business Math. She has been Teaching of McAuley for nine years. She attended St. John College, earning a BS. in Education and the University Of Notre Dame, earning an M.B.A. Music, crocheting, crossword puzzles, bowling, tennis, and gift wrapping occupy Sisteres free time. Miss Michell Ellenberger As a McAuley graduate, Miss Michell Ellenberger later attended Edgecliff College, earning a B.A., the University of Valencia in Spain Iberoamericana in Mexico, and the University of Virginia, earning cm M.A. In her second year of McAuley, Miss Ellenberger Teaches Spanish I and Ill and enjoys traveling Mr. Richard Evert Mrl Richard Evert is the new instructor of McAuley's Orchestra He attended the University of Cincinnati, the University of Michigan, and Indiana University, earning a Bachelor of Music Collecting records, camping, and tennis take up Mr. Evert's free time, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald In her two years here at McAuley Mrs Mary Fitzgerald has taught Religion IV, English Ill, and Creative Writing. She acquired 0 B.A. in English through her work at St, Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana. This year Mrs. Fitzgerald become the new head of the National Honor Society. Miss Mary Gerth Miss Gerth has been a familiar face at McAuley for three years, but that wasn't the first time she had walked through these halls. She's a graduate of McAuley and attended UC, where she acquired on Associative Degree in Secretarial Science and a 8.5. in Education. When Miss Gerth isn't at school teaching Typing l, Semester Shorthand, Business Moth, Accounting l, and General Typing, she's elsewhere sailing, water skiing, or traveling. Mr. Jerry Glascock A ioyol Roger Bacon fan and graduate, Mr. Jerry Gloscock has been here at McAuley for seven years. Another big pride in his life is the 31205 his Junior Homeroom 123 collected in the 1975 Raffle. They come out on top as the most successful homeroom in the most successful class. In addition to the Raffle, Mr. Gloscock enjoys poker and science fiction as well as teaching English II and IV and Modern Novel. He attended XU,ec1rning a BS. and an MVA. in English Mrs. Dorcas Grebb Mrss Dorcas Grebb, in her fifteenth year, teaches Algebra I and II and Geometry Her grandchildren, travel, reading, needlework, and gloss and China occupy her free time. Mrs. Grebb earned on A.B. and an MA, after her work of Sourheostern University of Michigan, the University of Michigan, UC, and the University of Colorado. Miss Dianne Green In her sixth year at McAuley, Miss Dionne Green teaches Home Ec I and Ill and Clothing Construction. Miss Green acquired 0 BA. after attending Mt. St. Joseph, Marion, Purdue, and UC Sewing, Kniffing, needlepoint, refinishing furniture, roses, and garden work occupy her spare time. Sr. Greta Schmidlin Sre Greta Schmidlin acquired o Bachelor's and Masters in Business Education while offending Edgecliff College, XU, and UC. She teaches Shorthond l and II, Transcription, Office Practice, and Semester Shorthond 0t McAuley and has been here for ten years. Outside of school Sr. Greta enjoys baseball, football, bowling, and bridge. Mr. Fred Haas Mr. Fred Haas offended Elder High Schoof and Xavier Universify, where he received his 8.5. He has been a member of the faculty here of McAuley for four years, Mr. Haas teaches Religion II and IV. Miss Mary Jane Huber Miss Mary Jane Huber attended Mt. St. Joseph Coilege and Xavier University, receiving an AB. and an M.ed. with on English Concentration. Presently in her eleventh year at McAuley, Miss Huber teaches English I and II and Reading. She enjoys gardening, reading, and hond-needle works. Miss Virginia Huber Miss Virginia Huber attended Mt. St. Joseph College and Xavier University, earning a BA. and on M.ed. She is presently in her tenth year of McAuley teaching World Culture. Miss Huber also enjoys traveling. 2O Mrs. Claire Hughes After graduating from McNicholos High School, Mrs. Claire Hughes went on to complete her education of UC where she earned her 8.5. in Education and her M.A. in Math She has fought Algebra I and II and Geometry in her Two years of McAuley. Mrs. Hughes is interested in sewing, saiiing, and tennis. Miss Cynthia Huff A Biology l and Health teacher, Miss Cynthia Huff is in her first year at McAuiey. She received her B.A. from Edgecliff College. Miss Huff enjoys sports, reading, and art. Sr. Johanna Niklos Sr. Johanna has been at McAuley for twelve years and teaches Algebra I, Physics, and German ll. Before coming here to teach, she attended Mother of Mercy High School, Edgecliff College, Xavier University, Ohio University, Thomas More College, UC, and Notre Dame. As a result of all this schooling, she has earned a BA. Cum Loude and on M.S. in Mathematics. In her free time, Sr. Johanna enjoys cooking, embroidery, volleyball, bridge, reading mysteries, bicycling, and picnics. 21 Mrs. Diane Kreft Mrs. Dione Kreft is 0 new face of McAuley This year, and she teaches Business Communications, Typing I and II, and General Typing. She attended UC where she earned on Associative Degree in Science and a Bachelor's Degree in Education. Mrs. Kreft's spare time is occupied with horseback riding and music, Mr. Gerry Junker Mr. Gerry Junker, another of McAuley's Roger Bacon Alumni, also attended XU, Miami University, and UC, earning a 8.5. in history and cm Med. American History, Worid Culture, and POD are the courses Mr. Junker has taught during his ten years at McAuleyA Outside of school Mr. Junker enjoys fishing, stomp collecting, and photography. Miss Kathy Luebbe In her second year here Miss Kathy Luebbe teaches Humanities, Religion, and General Music. She coaches McAuiey's Reserve Volleyball Team, as well 05 directing the i976 Variety Show, HBy George, We've Got It. Miss Luebbe also sings in the May Festival Chorus She earned CI BA cn'r Mt. St Joseph Mmzfn. um. .V Sr. M. Michaeleen Keane Sr. M. Michaeleen Keene has been the head librarian or McAuley for nine years Sister Thoroughly enjoys caring for her many plants and fiowers, and she has On avid interest in sports Sr, Michaeleen earned a 8.5. in Education and on MS. in Library Science through her work of the Athenoeum of Ohio and Spelding Co1lege in Louisville, Kentucky. Miss Barb Novello Miss Barb Novello is one of our McAuley graduates, She attended UC, earning 0 BA. in Mathematics and a BS in Education. In her two and half years or MCAuley, Miss Novello has taught Algebra I and HY She finds enough spare time To play the piano, travel, and use her hands in working with arts and crafts. Mr. Don Nerswick POD, World Culture, and Introduction to Business are Mr. Don Nerswick's specialties and have been for six years, He earned Cm MBA after attending Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati. His family occupies his free time. Mr. John O'Connor A veteran of thirteen years of teaching at McAuley, Mr. John O'Connor has attended five colleges and universifiries: St. Jerome's College, the University of Toronto, John Carroll University, UC, 0nd XU. He holds Two B.Ai's 0nd one M.Ai He teaches Latin I, II, Ill, and IV, and he is interested in reading, gardening, and sports, Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohr Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohr, in her fourth year of teaching Biology I, attended Edgecliff, Miami, and UC and holds 0 B.A. Her hobbies are cooking, sewing, hiking, and traveling. Miss Kathy Pohl After attending Summit Country Day School, Miss Pohl went on to Moryville College of the Sacred Heart. She transferred to Mt. St. Joe and also went to Xavier University. She received her B.A. in Political Science of Mt. St. Joe and her Master's in Education of XU. This is her fourth year of McAuley, and she teaches POD and Comparative European Governments. Miss Pohl is an avid horse-Iover and enjoys horseback riding, showing horses, hunters and jumpers, sports, and traveling. 24 Mr. Gene Rice In his two years at McAuley, Mr. Gene Rice has taught Chemistryt Bird watching takes up most of Mr. Rice's free time He attended Georgetown College, earning a 8.5., and Ohio University, earning an M.S. Miss Connie Robinson This is Miss Robinson's first year at McAuiey. She teaches World Literature, English IV, and Humanities. Miss Robinson attended Marion High School and received a BA, in Literature and a 3.3. in Education from the University of Cincinnati. Her other interests include sewing, reading, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and the theater. Mrs. Carol Sonten Mrs. Carol Santen teaches Home Economics, Money Management, Meal Preparation, and Clothing Construction. She went to Mt. St. Joseph College where she acquired a B.A. in Home Economic Education. Her outside interests include tennis, golf, and crafts. Mrs. Santen is new at McAuley. 25 Mr. Jim Schneider Another of McAuley's Roger Bacon graduates, Mr. Jim Schneider attended the College of Sfeubenville, earning c BA. in History and did graduate work at XU. Mr. Schneider teaches Modern Europe, American History, and World Cutture and has been at McAuley for five years. He coaches McAuieyes Varsity Basketball Team and is a Board Member of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Carol Seissiger In her first year at McAuley, Mrs. Carol Seissiger teaches Spanish II, III, and IV. Sports, crafts, sewing, and reading occupy her free time, MrsA Seissiger attended Elizabeth Seton College and Western Connecticut State College, earning an A.A.S. 0nd 0 86. Mrs. Nathalie Semoncik Mrs. Nathalie Semoncik has taught at McAuley for nine years, four years of which were part Time. She teaches English Ill and Reading. Mrs. Semoncik enjoys reading, boating, swimming, and cooking. She received 0 BA. of Mt. St. Joseph College and cm Med. of Xavier University Mrs. Dione Sheridan A new arrive! at McAuley this year is Mrs. Diane Sheridan. She attended McAuley and then went to Edgecliff College and acquired a BA. in English She teaches English II and IV, Creative Writing, and oversees the Yearbook She is also interested in cooking and journalism. Mr. Elmer Sheridan Mr. Elmer Sheridan has been in McAuley's Moth Department for seven years. He teaches Algebra, Geometry, Probability and Statistics, Computer Math, and Pre-Calculus. He attended Thomas More College and Xavier University, receiving a B.A. An active man, Mr. Sheridan also enjoys sports, photography, Liberal arts, organ playing, and tropical and saltwater fish. 6K1 , 63 WA; 1W . EMAMMM Arnaumugewwza FCICLJITy Christmas ?fm' waMI'WMMWWhM' Gifts wjgtjusbtthwagm$rh$mev This Christmas the Student Council, on behalf of 33ml, km A M hWMmMM-nyr M the student body, Presented each teacher with 0 6,; MM M M m MH'w'W Mm .lTeacherls Prayer plaque. The teachers greatly . .qjgml 9,115 . 4 inc: M g m 4 MMJWVA appreciated the gift. liQW-f'jhlf Ho b M$ . , .m, JMfdM gynnwmy Jimmy 44' i0 '94:.wa mejasjdvqfdm wmmmm 44W 1Mw 3th Miss Sue Sheanshong Miss Sue Sheonshong attended the Raymond Wolterts Branch of UC and the UC College of Education, earning an AS. and a BS. General Typing, Typing l and II, Office Practice, Shorthand II, 0nd Transcription are Miss Shecmshcmg's subjects, and she has been at McAuley for five yearsl In her spare time she enjoys ceramics, crewel, and decoupoge. Mrs. Carol Tekulve Mrs. Carol Tekulve teaches English I and II, Biology l, Business Communications, and Reading Improvement. This is Mrs. Tekulve's third year teaching here at McAuley. She attended the Sacred Heart Academy and the University of Cincinnati. Her degree is 0 Bachelor of Science. Mrs. Tekulve i5 interesed in piano, music, tennis, and art. 28 Mrs. Kathy Snodg ross Mrs. Kathy Snodgross has been at McAuley for eight years She has taught Drama in the post, but now teaches French I and II, Speech, and Art of the Film Mrs. Snodgrass attended Edgecliff, UC, 0nd XU, earning a BA. Her other interests are snow skiing, community theater, tennis, and swimming. Miss Mary Margaret Tevis Miss Mary Margaret Tevis graduated from Knoxville Catholic High School and continued her education or Edgecliff College, acquiring a BFA. She has been teaching Art I, H, and IV of McAuley for two years. Her other interests are people, philosophy, and cooking. Fr. Rob Waller Fr. Rob Waller, a new face of MCAuley, graduated from the Athenoeum of Ohio where he acquired a B.A. in Philosophy. Fr. Woiler teaches Freshman Religion. As for his numerous outside interests, he 1ists golf meeting Mr, Buhrmon and Mr. SchneiderL tennis Wearing Miss PohU, partying with faculty and friends, and visiting the Little Sisters of the Poor. Miss Pot Wendling A McAuley alumni, Miss Pot Wendling completed her education of Mt. St. Joseph College and also studied in France for four months, earning 0 B.A. in French. In her second year or McAuley, she teaches French l and II and is also the moderator of the French Club. Miss Wendling's outside interests are tennis, sewing, and skiing. 29 Miss Mary Wilz After graduating from McAuley, Miss Mary Wilz compieted her education at Xavier University and Edgecliff College. She holds the degree of- BFA. In her second year of teaching at MCAuley, she teaches Interior Decorating, Geometry, and Humanities. Miss Wiiz enfoys drawing, sewing, and the outdoors. Miss Mary Jo White Miss Mary Jo White is in her first year at McAuley as the Drama Instructor. She also teaches English. Miss White received a 8.8, and attended the Universities of Cincinnati and Kentucky. Miss White's outside interests include traveling, swimming, and reading. Miss Christi Winter Miss Christi Winter has been teaching at McAuley for three years. This year she is teaching Health in odditiOn to Physicoi Education I and ll. Miss Winter attended Bricrcliff Coliege in Sioux City! Iowa where she acquired a Bachelor of Education and Science. Miss Winter is now working on her Master's at XU. She likes all sports, camping, as well as working outdoorst Mr. Allan Woodhouse Mr. Allah Woodhouse is The Glee Club and Senior Chorus instructor. He attended the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where he received on M.M. Mr. Woodhouse is inferesfed in sports and forming. Miss Anne Zoellner Miss Anne Zoellner is now in her second year of Teaching Health! Physical Education, and Religion of McAuley. Miss Zoellner attended the Sacred Heart Academy for High School. She received a BA. in Health and Physical Education of Mount St Joseph College. Miss Zoellner is interested in many sports, mcluding Skiing, swimming, and tennis. She also coaches McAuley's tennis team. Mrs.Cc1rol Yeozell Mrs. Carol Yeazell offended Seton High School, and later Mt. St. Joseph College and Xavier University, earning 0 B.A. in English. Mrs. Yeozell teaches American Literature and Religion Ill. She is interesfed in various crafts such as macrome and decoupoge. She also enjoys cooking, crochering, needlepoint, tennis, reading, and camping. Mrs. Yeozell is in her Third year of McAuley, K Mrs. Betty Kennedy Accounts Receivable Clerk Mrs. Elaine Klostermcn Secretary in Guidance Mrs. Marilyn Mottscheck School Secretary 32 Office Staff Mrs. Rosemary Nicols Bookkeeper 1:15.241! . figs' Mrs, Arfene Otfe Assistant Librarian X I Mrs. Frieda Strube Attendance Secretory Mr. Bill Dillinger Maintenance Mon Cafeteria Staff Mrs Murphy, Mrs. Jent, Mrs Meyer, Mrs. Betz, Mrs. Mr. Ivan Neal Maintenance Man Bossel and Mrs. Engel 33 McAuleyE Distinguished Faculty. . . The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Wrifing someone's death sentence. Sn Eileen in the hem of the game. PRWATf HYou Hotterer, you! Miss Wilz and Miss Tevis us rwo colonim settlers. :. w w: my - - 4 .TW a . XIXLJ JHV..H1B y, ' ' l xx You mean to teH me Hirler isn't dead? '11 dorm believe it! The . OH or A's! y 9 ' I M1lgpmzm i - $ ' www.?tw ?- J -s 1h :A twang . h 2. p -; - , - , - I gn'Jxrli-MJU . I; I I 7 k1 - . l I wi I w .uw, 7 .-... .-..... nu: , We'd rather Carousel of Sports Here's where it all began. LT- -- ' I McAuley's swim team - sink or swim? Room 2205 Intramural For Lisa R., The season flew! Trophy McAuley's basketball team sets up 0 great record, We are underexercised as a nation; we look in- stead of play. We ride instead of walk. Out exis- tence deprives us of the minimum of physical activi- ty necessary for a healthy life. John F. Kennedy A healthy body means on alert mind, ready to learn. That is why McAuley finds it necessary to support such 0 fine physical education program. INDEX GAA ............................ 4O GYMNASTICS .................... 41 VOLLEYBALL .................. 42-43 SWIMMING ..................... 44 OUTSTANDING PLAYERS .......... 45 TENNIS ................ 4 ......... 46 INTRAMURALS .................. 47 BASKETBALL .................. 48-51 SOFTBALL ..................... 52-53 TRACK ....................... 54-55 39 .5205 mEmBLIch 12x0 0 9:26 AmmZEEmmeemv $3300 51qu 0 0:30:83. EmEmcou 2 223:2 cmkov. nqo meEoJ mcc4 .2000 Eng foEEoJ :23 fohohmnoEv LEE; mES. onuiui :mmzou choEEG 33mm. :mcmo; ?.Eg .E: :65. 0:20 Ewcou itch. .Uoogmmvm; :04 :59 rtm gmucoxmwz 23an cmmSm Bro dmmmm mcwww. cmnmoEum gram KmeSnEcm de $6:on 9.3 $525 com fEm czoau :59 L3. :mmLmamcmEoI 3.60 dELm mtmccxx dEE. miamo .25ng um: .mgummELOCnS wan. 592 30.. Em .LomeamcmwaoI mam cmLmE Etcx uohmtv. $E1w 39 UCN .nmkmurxov mLmJoLm 3:02 $29.5. 2.5762 imI ?E2 :59. t: who KEG B EunEmE .EJUCUL E8030 :0 tu Umhocog m5 E953 05629330 655m 9.: c. :29 -ontE :onxuv. ECU :096292 9: E ton min: buE mgmnEwE 63:0 0:39; 3:0 mEooLmEos x3 vaEUOLO m5 Luii mcoccmva -EOU ESEUEE Eomcoam 6x40 .EOE 60:8 0 Low 3236 .0: 3E gr: 5954. :96 wtoam msocox, E EOQUEOQ 9 3:25? :0 9:00 -3026 +0 mmoaSa 9: 5+ UmUCJQ cotoicomho wtoam 0 mm Aco: .383 2322 2:9 $6 ,425 Team members are Heft to rightt: Ist row: Softy Zuriek, Sandy Bruun, Lori Wedgewood, Jody Vissing, Gwen Husso. 2nd row: Nancy Fisher, Monica Wuest, Terri Lawson, Chris Dzurik, Claudia Wagner, 3rd row: Coach Miss Winter, Jon Hessler, Donna Hebbler, Tummy Cohen, Lisa Richter, Terri Kerth, Amy LoBuono, Couch Miss Boschei 4th row: Lisa Rudemilfer, Kim Moschel, Therese Curran, Debbie Zimmerman, Chris Berthold, Denice Tillett, and Sandy Lawrence. Missing from picture: Peggy Boeckelmun, Lisa R. exhibits her routme on the balance beam. The gymnastics team suffered a disappointing 045 record this year due to the extremely stiff competition. However, the team is young and, 05 the experience of competition leads to improvement, they can be optimistic about the future. Sandy L. shows good vaulting form. Gwen HY performs on the uneven bars. Team members are Heft to rith: 1st row: Jean Ross, Beth Meyer, Betty Volpenhein. 2nd row: Sandy Schroeder, Kathy Kreketerl Reene Reese, Kathy Waymrret 3rd row: Coach Miss Huff, Koren Douwe, Ellen Lommert, Janet Coors, Anne Lcmmert, and Coach Miss Luebbe, t .e i l a: ti ltts that lust-Second strategy that pulls you through. Reserve Vol I eybo I I R. Reese blocks 0 spike. J. Ross does 0 war domce. The reserve volleyball team, coached by Miss Huff and Miss Luebbe, compieted their season with a 6-5 record. They matched their ability against tough competition such as Summit, Regina, McNicholos, cmd Ursuline. It was through the joint efforts of the coaches and the girls that McAuley WOS able to have a winning season Victory raises their spirits Kathy S, serves g everybody duck! Ann H. gets herself set. Coached by Miss Winter, McAuley's varsity volleyball Team completed their season with a 5-5 record. They entered the Cincinnati Gardens Tournament and came in second. The team has nine players who couId return next year and can look forward to 0 great season. L. PIO shows us how she puTS i: over. Varsity Volleyball Team members are Heft to rith: 1st row: Kathy Sullivan, Tina Wietlis- bach, Lois Pio. 2nd row: Liso Weber, Linda Butz, Cindy Curry, Nancy Brokers. 3rd row: Coach Miss Winter, Andy Kristof, Julie Leohy, Jenny Heil, Morisue Findley, and Ann Hopfensperger. 43 Coach Barney h lifeguard? Coach Erhardt poses. All hands on deck h nobody hold their nose! The Swim team competed in one city meet and one YMCA meet. Though they did not finish first in either, they managed 0 re- spectable performance in both. Cindy Goedde was selected OS the,recipient of the coach's award, whi'le Jackie Keller was designated as most improved swimmer, and Amy Schulten was chosen 05 most improved 15f yeor swimmer. Swim team members are Ueft t0 rightt: lst row: Pegeen Leahy, Julie Leohy, Donna Klenk, Beth Root, Cindy Goedde, Linda Boggs, Jackie KeHer. 2nd Meiners, Sharon Miss Zoellner. 3rd grefe. Buffington, Karen Stubenruck, Jon Pollard, Barb Ritter, Mary Ann Neihoff, Stephanie Hicks, Coach row: Neyso Donovan, Amy Schulten, Veerkomp, Julie Stigler, Schoenboechler, Cheryl Soho, An- nette LaDuke, and Carol VOLLEYBALL: Nancy Brokers 7 MVP, Cindy Curry 7 Coach's Award, Koren Douwe 7 MVP, Janet Corrs 7 Coach's Award; SWIMMING: Cindy Goedde 7 MVP, Jackie Keller 7 most improved, Amy Schulten 7 most improved first yeah TRACK: Ann Hopfensperger 7 MVP, Kathy Waymire 7 Coach's Award, Kathy Teuschler 7 High Scorer. The glrlS On thus page were chosen by Their coaches either as most valuable players or for receiving The coach's award. The M V P ' s w e r e chosen because of rheir outstanding Clbrljfy in bringing the team to vict07 ry. The coach's award was received by the giris who held The moral support for the team and pulled rhem out of tighT spot; The girls received awards of the GAA banquet. GYMNASTICS: Gwen Hussa 7 MVP, TENNIS: Jenny Dovis7MVP, BASKETBALL: MGrISLJe Melissa Hurney 7 MVP, Findley MVP, SOFTBALL: Nancy Brokers 7 MVP, Sandy Schroeder 7 Coach's Award, Joon Deno 7MVPT SJmSJadnSH II Tennis U, -....... n W... J. x e L. Zoller S-T-R-E-T-CiH-E-S! L. Gerbus serves. This was The first year That McAuley High School fielded c1 - Tennis team. The team found Trouble in The very competitive E i G-GCL and finished the season with three wins and five losses, Many experienced players will be returning next year, Team members are Heft To rith: Laurie Zoller, Tommy Cohen, Mary Ann and the coaches look forward To 0 successful season Morrissey, Lisa Richter. 2nd row: Coach Mr. Rice, Becky McCarthy, Jenny . Davis, and Coach Miss Zoellner. o ..A,....,................,. .wmw v Tommy C. concentrates on her opponenrhs serve. Couch Zoellner and collegues enjoy the match. Intramural Volleyball Father Cooper turhs cheerleader. The intramural volleyball games, sponsored by GAA, ended this year Wlfh Father. COOper S homeroom 220 OS Chump-s. Intramural champs team members: Tina Wietlisboch, Nancy Brokers, Janet Made Up Of only flve players, the team SUCCEEdEd m Coors, Sharon Mann, and Joanne Klostermon. defeating every homeroom with whom they competed, For their effort; the girls were awarded an engraved trophy which was displayed in their homeroom. Tina W. gets ready to return the Splke. 47 Room 220 IS ready for your serveK Va rsity Basketball The varsity basketball team, coached by Mr Jim Schneider, compiled 0 total record of 9-6. They were 6-3 in The GCL, 1-1 in non-lecgue, and 2-2 in the playoffs6 Mr. Schneider observed Thor since it was 0 young team and many players will be returning, next year's record will be even better. McAuley Opponent 48 Marion 6 36 51 O.L.A. 6 66 57 Regina 6 39 51 Seton 6 58 63 Mercy 6 68 60 Mt. Notre Dame 6 52 51 Sf. Ursula 6 28 58 Ursuline 6 22 74 Summit 6 29 54 Mercy 6 64 Non-Leegue 43 Sycamore 6 62 45 Aiken 6 21 State Tournament 65 Milford 6 1 1 I 5 6 6 League Tournament BK, Buy 62 Summit 628 35 OLA. 6 44 Morisue F. and Julie L. are fired but happy after a hard game. V-l-C-T-O-R-Y! Marisue F4 snatches the bail out of- the air. Missy D. dribbles down the court. Team members are Heft to rightll: Kathy Wood, Julie Leohy, Missy Doyle, Morisue Findley, Jenny Heil, Judy Herbert, Nancy Brokers, Reene Reese, wifh Couch Mr. Schneider. 333,633 ! flit J. Heil quls down a rebound. Morisue F. uses her left hook to score points. M. Doyle gives 1? the 0V Mohawk Toma- hawk, Up for the rebound Reserve Basketball The reserve basketball team compiled a total 6-4 record and was 5-4 in the GCL Coaches Mr. Chuck Buhrmcm and Mr. Fred Haas felt that the season was a pleasant success considering the general inexperience and youth of the team. They are also confident that many of their players are now solid prospects for the Varsity team next year. Melissa Horney was named the most voonble player, and Kathy Woymire received the coach's award for outstanding contribu- tion to the success of the team. Team members are: Heft to rightt Diane Martini, MellSSO Harney, Leslie Doyle, Joan Dene, Kathy Waymire, Koren Douwe, Cathy Burns, Sue Hopfensperger, Laura Discepolil Beth Meyerl Mary Bunch, Susi Dombusch, Marianne Cody, Coach Mr. Chuck Buhrmonl and Coach Mr. Fred Haas, K. Wuymire plons her strategy. McAuley IO 21 36 19 12 19 3O 21 56 17 Opponent Marion OLA. Regina Seton Mercy Mt. Notre Dame St. Ursula Ursuline Summit Non-Leogue Sycamore 51 aIO Coached by Miss Zoellner, the Varsity Softball VG FS I ty team finished on outstanding season this year with six wins and only one loss in the league Softball games. They were tied for first place until the last game. Unfortunately, they lost that game and had to settle for second. The eighteen players showed great team spirit and did a good job of representing McAuley. f tm,- '7 . , Lisa W. keeps her eyes on the built 52 Team members are Heft to rightt: Kneeling: Cindy Goedde, Missy Horney, Jean Ross, Jenny Davis, Jan Otten, Sondy Lawrence, Sharon Cook, Connie Oldendick, Standing: Coach Miss Zoellner, Lisa Weber, Lisa Gerbus, Sandy Schroeder, Julie Leohy, Jenny Heil, Rose Stemerick, Marisue Findley, Nancy Brokers, Jenny Hommerle, and Reene Reese. Freshman Softball Marianne K. uses her glove as a suncshode. Pretend ifs one of your teachers, Koren! laughs Cheri 5. McAuley started a new softball ., , , team this year made up entirely of :-':L. I Q j 7 ' ' ' ' ' '1 freshmen and coached by Mrs. . Hughes. After many hard work- Teom members are Heft t0 rughU: Kneeling: Pegeen Leuhy, Sue Hooker, Connie Kaiser, Lisa 5 R. h d' f' Id Richter, Peggy Bockelmon, Tami Cohen, Missy Powers, Pot Bigner, Standing: Coach Mrs. Gum at t 'C or S 'e I the Hughes, Janet Pollard, Cheri Smith, Maureen Sanders, Koren Findley, Marianne Kemme, seventeen girls completed their Carolyn Oldendick, Par Prus, Beth Meyer, and Joan Deno. season with a 4-1 record. Because of unfavorable weather, their final two games were canceled GE? ready Ieft-fielder, i715 coming to YOU! Beth M. shows her sfyle. 53 - : Troc k The track team, coached by Miss Winter, competed in only five meets this year and gained two 3rd place, one 2nd place, and two lst place titles. When the team entered the sectionols, several members placed in the 80 yard hurdles, 440 yard dosh, shot put, long jump, and high jump. Because of the team's fantastic ability, . A . the competition didnlt end here. McAuley had repre- ??:repuwm-Lmd ' - - .. . sentatives who participated in the District competition. On your marks, get set, , , , Truck team members are Heft to rightt: Front row: Pom Macke, Sue Popefoy, Mary Lynn Eicher, Sandy Broun, Joan McCracken, Dolores Stenger, Mary Lee Kreirner, Lori Lipford, Jeritc Simpson. Second row: Jeanne Burger, Peggy Mocke, Dione Timme, Terri Dellocave, Lisa Sch- neider, Bev Metz, Terri Kerth, Julie Rosskopf, Leslie Doyle, Monica Fey, Mary Arm Meiners, Teresa Fede, Marianne Farkas, Lori Gibbs, Jo Ann Frederick, Kim Curry, Koren Dinkelccker, Kathy Woymire, Ann Hopfensperger. Third row: Sharon Ret, Beth Cefalu, Jeni Welloge, Karen Fisher, Peggy Otte, Diane Bustin, Julie McMahon, Terri Busch, Cindy Wissel, Jenny Girten, Ann Geise, Cindy Mercer, Martha Hessling, Michelle Moore, Kathy Teuschler, Marianne Hudepohl, Borb Ritter, Marianne Endres, Debbie Meyer, Couch Miss Winter, Jeon B. gets ready to hurt the shot put Ann G. e up, up, and over??! D. Stenger clears the hurdles, 54 Ann H. whizzes the discus 41-5 '2 ewwm P. Mocke starts off the boron relay. 3297 LE. ' P. Mocke plants her feet firmly in the ground. Joan M4 and Kathy W Dace Themselves for the mile run. Carousel of CFresbmcn Puffy Murphy expresses appreciation to her big sister. President Vice-President Marty Currell Kathy Weitze! The Homeroom Presidents are: Liso Lindsay, Beth Brinkmonn, Missy Powers, Liz Polmo, Kate Bowling, Lisa Fozzio, Sherre Prendergost, Carolyn Oldendick and Karen Capone. Twinkfe, Twinkle Little Sis' Twinkle, twinkle little si51 howl wonder if you miss, Study halls and Bio lob when your schedule you forgot to grab. In a class or when you're free, don't forget to write to me, And tell me 'bout those new young lads or explicate the strange frosh fads. When you conJT find 202 and wonder around wondering what to do, Just call my name and I'll explain o you can count on me, snow or rain! Twinkle, Twinkle little sis' I think of you and soon dismiss Thoughts of gloom and all dismay, cuz' I know that by my side you'll stay. Elaine Kress 57 Each passenger Gretchen Abel Jill Angus Beth Annis Marian Appelmann Diane Arszmun Beth Aug Jenny Buchmon Linda Balzer Amy Bomberger Marianna Bare Danette Barulonon Peggy Boumgortner Edith Beischel Jill Beischel Sue Bennett Denise Berding Denise Bernecker Chris Berthold Cathy Berfke Kathy Betsch Potty Bigner Terri Black Jo Ann Blosch Rose Ann Blymeier Peggy Bockelmon Karen Boehm Linda Boggs Aimee Bosch Camille Boullie Kate Bowling Lisa Bowling Jenny Brobender Perry Braeuning Cheryl Braun Beth Brinkmonn Juanita Brown Chris Brunner Cheryle Buchner Cathy Buffington Mary Bunch Jeanne Burger Mary Beth Burns Terri Busch Karen Capone Pepper Corroher Melissa CorrolJ Lori Cefulo Gloria Cinquino Maria Clingerman 58 buys herticket. Tami Cohen Amy Collins Kathy Collins Mary Ann Coors Chris Creelmon Linda Cronin Marty Currell Kim Curry Alison Dueger Kathy Dommarell Laurie Daulton Sandy Davis Teri Delleccwe Patti DeMor Julieann Denicolo Joan Deno Toni D'Eramo Christie Dick Denise Dickhaus Debbie Diegmueiler Koren Dinkelocker Laura Discepoli Cheri Dodd Potty Donohue Neysa Donovan Teresa Dorsey Bridget Doyle Janet Durkin Monica Eckhoff Mary Lynn Eicher Paula Ellerhorst Marlene Enderle Marcy Ernst Lori Falls Luuro Former Carolyn Farrell Lisa Fozzio Terry Fede Lisa Feisthommel Koren Findley Marcy Fischer Caroline Fitch Ann Fitzpatrick Amy Fieisch Kim Flohr Marybeth Fries Colleen Froehle Heidi Gardner Sue Gortner On August 28th, 327 Freshmen entered McAuley for their first day of school. Most of the Freshmen were scared of things which were to Come. But with the help of their big sisters, they would soon be riding on the carousel, Now the class of '79 has become a port of McAuley. The class of '79 really got their Spirit moving in the an- nual raffle. Although they come in third, they were able to obtain 106fh2 Of their goal. Mr. Buhrmon's homeroom led them oil with ISSCKy. The Freshmen who sold over 40 dolIors' worth were: Ruth Huelsmcm, Linda Schoen- boechler, Anne Lammert, Arm Rohrig, Christie Dick, Annie Fitzpatrick, Lori Gibbs, Angie Vidourek, Susan Sch- midt, Julie Stigler, Nancy Suer, Mary Beth Wenning, Louro Theimonn and Marty Currell. 59 Liso Gates Lisa Gehrum Elaine Geiger Cathy Geroci Lori Gibbs Mary Glesring Jenny Girmcmn Jenny Girten Tracy Glandorf Denna Growe Kelly Groy Sue Greninger Liso Grundhoefer Down Haggard Mary Lynn Hunekomp Gino Harris Donna Hartman Debbie Hastings Donna Hebbeler Barb Heeney Sue Heimboch Yvonne Hellweg Brigitte Helstein Julie Herb Nancy Herzog Marty Hessling Nancy Hicks Jill Hoelker Lisa Hoh Kim Honnert Sue Hooker Barb Hooven Sue Hopfensperger Kathy Horcm Linda House Deborah Hoyt Mary Huelsman Kathy Hulgin Jcm Hutchinson Barb Inderhees Valerie Wakefield leads the lunch line. Rose Jelen Carol Jenkins Sue Kabbes Barbara Kaiser Connie Kaiser Michele Komphaus Judy Karenkomp Terri Kelly Julie Kemble Marianne Kemme Terri Kerth Theresa Kesse Linda Kessling Kim Kistner Robin Kleinwachrer Mary Knapp Eileen Knollmon Julie Keck Brady Kohls Barbara Kolbe Mary Ellen Kolkmeyer Terri Kreimer Mary Ellen Krismer Nancy Kummer Kim Kusnerok Anne Lommert Cheri Lompe Andrea LaPille Kathy Lougel Candee Lawson Tina Lawson Pegeen Leahy Cathy Leisgang Judy Linder Lisa Lindsay Lori Lipford Amy LoBuono Julie Lucas Pam Luchte Sheila Ludmonn Puni DeMar and Biology l friend pose for a picture The Halloween Big Sisters seemed to have attacked the Freshman homeroom of 27. However, it seems that all of the Freshmen enjoyed the Treats. Valerie Luken Debbie Luziet'ri Joan McCracken Lauren McGinnis Kelly McHugh Coleen McMahon Julie McMahon Koren McPherson Pam Macke Peggy Macke Elise Meier Marcia Mann Diane Morhni Terry Morrini Monica Martini Monica M0550 Cindy Mercer Kathie Mefz Beth Meyer Linda Meyer Ann Michael Mary Miller Julie Moeller Kim Moore Michelle Moore Mary Ann Morrissey Kim Moschel Marilyn Moser Cheryl Mouch Michele Muldoon Peggy Muldoon Potty Murphy Liz Neal Patti NiehClUS Carolyn Oldendick 62 ,r-K Jm f': . - , mnwtww' Q The ups of gym are demonstrated by Barb Inderhees The dowm; of gym are demonstrated by Condee Lawson. Liz Palmo Sandy Ponzeco Ann Peddenpohl Anne Pinnou Janet Pollard Sue Popeioy Tina PoweJl Carol Powers Missy Powers Donna Prelkas Sherre Prendergost Putty Prus Ann Rohrig Dormo Ronz Anna Rayburn Debbie Rieber Lisa Reinert Sharon Ref Cheri Richerf Lisa Richter Monica Riedel Robin Rjes Lori Rinckel Beth Rom LuAnne Robisch Sherry Rohe Teresa Ruehl Pam Runfz Gail Ruter Cheryl Soho Margie Solyers Maureen Sanders Nancy Schockmonn Roseonn Schoffer Kim Schenkel 63 So, the end of the year has come. The Freshman class is now down to 326 students. They have now completed one year on the carousel, oiong with the other students. They will always be remembered by their big sisters 05 the class of '79. Rosemary Schiele Susan Schmidt Margie Schmitz Barb Schneider Lisa Schneider Linda Schoenboechler Debbie Schuienberg Maureen Schwartz Lori Schwieter Sandy Seiter Toni Sheonshong Donna Shryock Kathy Siciliano Judy Sickmonn Nancy Sillies Jerita Simpson Elizabeth Small Cherri Smith Patty Spoth Debbie Spiering Patty Spieser Kim Spindler Sandy Steigelman Sherry Stenger Janice Stentz Julie Stigler Jenny Stoeckel Sue Streicher Karen Stubenruuch Nancy Suer Phyllis Sunderhous Becky Symmonds Jenny Tebbe 64 u,- gy...a.v am- Laura Tenkman Laura Thiemann Pot Thinnes Jennifer Thomas Dione Timme Janice Toelke Sue Torok Donna Twele Vicky Umberg Cindy chd're Ryt Robin Van Holte Sue Von Nottingham A new addition to the Freshman class is Denise Bon- villain Denise transferred here Of The beginning 0f the second semester from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Kathy Veerkomp Angie Vidourek Diane Vilas Carol Villori Nancy Vollmon Barb Volpenhein Anne Wachendorf Jenny Wagner Valerie Wakefield Connie Wollenhorsr Dione Walsh Julie Walsh Lori Walter Connie Waiters Judy Ward Lori Wedgewood Debbie Wehmann Koren Weiss Cathy Weirzel Jeni Weloge Sue Weller Jill Welte Mary Beth Wenning Rondo Wernicke Anne Westerfield Marty Wetrerou Wanda Whyle Gemlyn Williams Joy Winship Koren Wissel Julie Woodhouse Beth Wuest 65 llllll'nllll HHi roofs! I'm part of The class of '78! mouoaoaosmu g3 EmaoumU Sophomore Class Vice-President President Amy Mecklenborg Claudio Wagner Sophomore Homeroom Presidents: Cindy Berninger, Lori Lohbeck, JoAnn Frederick, Julie Kincaid, Janice Alexander, Jill Aufderbeck, Kathleen Mette, and Lisa Biesik. SM R . w j ' ll , Time goes on, but faces are new A life of living, foughing, and knowing Friends become closer; milestones are made, The good Times keep coming and growing. A new face here or McAuley i5 sophomore,Joanno Rowlond. 67 Peggy Adams Cathy Ahlers Gino Albanese Janice Alexander Helen Alfuire Laura Amiort Lori Angus Pam Appiarius Jill Aufderbeck Kim Bocher Diane Bostin Kim Baur Carol Bauscher Sue Becker Jean Beischel Robbie Bens Cindy Berninger Sue Betz Lisa Biesik Barb Billhorn Kim Blank Amy Bly Gaby Boeckermonn Terri Bosse Sondee Bruun Mary Breetz Thelma Brown Paula Bruening Sandy Brunsman Kim Bucher Teresa Bunch Potty Burke Bernie Burns Teresa Busken Marianne Cody Donnie Caldwell 68 S Koenig and K Wehmonn of work, Homeroom Id at play. in line. .. Terri Colme Beth Cefalu Cathy Colino Colleen Connelly Mary Ann Conrad Donna Conrody Sharon Cook Teresa Curran Beth D'Amico Kelly Daunf Koren Douwe Nancy Davis Kathy Day Cece DeGuire Kim Dehler Jenny Dehner Jon Deller Jan Dilonordo Terry Dinkelocker Peggy Dodd Susi Dornbusch Mary Lynn Dorsey Leslie Doyle Mary Dunn Chris Dzurik Linda Ellerhorst Lisa Ellerf Sue Elsasser Mary Enderle Nancy Engelbrink Lisa Eschenbach Marianne Farkos Karen Fosold Janice Fehring Monica Fey Peggy Findley A SerlOuS aspect of Donna Conrody. A iovial side of Who? 69 Nancy Fisher Karen FIeshman JoAnn Frederick Potty Gallagher Terri Gortner Margie Geers Jean Gehring Gail Gerbus Lisa Gerbus Party Gertelfinger Mary Giesken Paula Glendorf Lisa Gordon Peggy Grouse Carla Gray Debbie Gray Denise Gruber Potty Gutmcm Vickie Haas Laura Honekamp Melissa Horney Donna Hurtmunn Terri Harvey Jean Huvlln Jenny Heeg Ellen Heile Lori Heilmoyer Nancy Hellmonn Chris Helmes Amy Helmers Kathy Helmheckel Sandy Henke Barb Heskerh Janet Hessfer Stephanie Hicks Koren Hils 7O Gee Jill, your foot IS big! Kathy Hils Jayne Hirth Debbie Hoffman Sue Hofmonn Carol Holrgrefe Vickie Holtz Ellen Honkomp Kathy Honold Chris Honschopp Carol Hopfensperger Sharon Huelsmon Lisa Huesman Mary Huesmon Maureen Hughes Mary Huller Gwen Husso Sue Huxel Janet Inderhees Pom Inderhees Koren Johnstone Cindy Jones Michele Jones Debbie Jump Diane Kaiser Mary Kammer Jackie Kefler Julie Kincaid Judy King Julie Kleingers Donna Klenk Potty Klostermon Julie Kluener Sandy Koenig Julie Kramer Mary Ann Kramer Mary Lee Kreimer 71 Kathy Krekeler Sue Krekeler Kathy Krismer Cheryl Krummen Linda Lompe Lisa Lompe Cindy Laugel Sandy Lawrence Nhi Le Julie Leohy Pokey LePere Linda Lewis Janet Limke Susan Listermcn Lori Lohbeck Lois Loeffler Mary Losocker Kathy Ludmcmn Becky McCarthy Mauro McDermotr Helen McDonald Terry McMahon Lisa Mocks Sarah Mogruder This was how the West was won? Lois Mohoney Marsha Mauntel Amy Mecklenborg Mary Ann Meiners Bev Merrill Marcia Merriweofher Kathleen Metre Beverly Metz Debbie Mefz Barb Meyer Debbie Meyer Koren Meyer 72 Cindy Meyers Joan Meyman Jan Michel Anne Miller Judi Miller Laurie Miller Mary Moeller Koren Mollmonn Mary Jane Mueller Nancy Neddermon Susan Nedderman Ruth Niehoff Moryellen Nigg Cindy Noble Nancy Noonan Nancy Norris Lisa Olberding Connie Oldendick Carole Otte Peggy Otfe Janet Often Janet Panning Mary Lou Parker Kitty Parks Claire Pellmon Angie Peter Mary Beth Peters Kathy Pfeil Kathy Pieper Michele Poli Porn Pothoff Kathy Powers Sue Poynter Lori Pullen Patty Rafferty Pam Rakel 73 Judy Ronz Janet Reardon Rosemary Ricke Lisa Riedel Sue Riemun Lori Ries Sue Riesfenberg Amy Rinckel Barb Ritter Barb Roesner Julie Rosskopf Linda Rutz Robin Soho Linda Sander Kathy Saul Terri Schell Lisa Scheper Mary CoroI Schepker Dione Schindler Lisa Schlarmann Cindy Schmid Peggy Schnur Jenny Schoenloub Sandy Schroeder Amy Schulten Carolyn Scott Mctry Sedler Emilia Serc Annette Sharp Cookie Sheonshong Sandie Shoemaker Sue Simon Kathy Singleton Tammie Smith Kathy Sponage! Jan Stahl Carolyn Stall Mary Sfeinhouer Floyd Stenger Maureen Stretch Kelly Sullivan 74 Kathy Summe Lisa Theim Denice Tiller? Lynn Timme Sue Umberg Diane Uphus Karen Vonden Eynden Mary Pat Von Driessche Toni Veeneman Jody Vissing Mary Vollhordf Claudio Wagner Murcia Wollenhorst Peggy Walters Carol Wanstrath Kathy Woymire Julie Weber Kim Wehmonn Bertie Weisgerber Mary Wholen Linda Wheeler Barb Whyle Donna Wiesmon Jenny WindT Jean Wisner Cindy Wissel Anita Wolf Moni Wues'r irff JQ Marlon WurzelboCher - L Sharon Wyrick Judy Yates Virginia Zohn Kim Zeiser Debbie Zimmermonn Sally Zureick The Sophomores, Siesta. 75 Ca rousel 0f fluniors The crest on the c1055 ring, tthe seal of McAuley High SchooU, symbolizes mercy and love in its red; richness of mind and heart in gold; fruitfulness, fullness of life in brown. The lion was a part of the armorial design 0f the McAuley family. The Celtic cross represents mercy; the torch, the light of edUe cation; the wheat is a symbol of College Hill where c: formers' college was originally located. The motto with Mary, the Mother 01 learning , surmounts all, and is taken from Vespers of the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The school colors, burnt sienna and gold, signifying as they do the develop- ment of the mind and spirit leading to richness of life, together with the schoolTs motto, form on intee grol port of the McAuley High School spirit. Linda Hayes ' Connie Herberf Junior C1055 President Junior Class Vice President I look upon every day to be lost, in which I do not make a new acquaintance. Boswell Junior Class Homeroom Presidents care tfrom left To rith: K. WeHer, K. Paul, C, Ferris, A. Pierson, M. Dangel, A. Anms, and T. Lawson. Sue Coyle, 0 mid-yeor transfer studenrl was a new face among the 253 Juniors or McAuley High School. 77 Gino Aielli Debbie Alexander Joan Alexander Margie Alf Anna Annis Sue Armonfrout Tammy Borlog Lois Becker Brigid Beischel Arm Beiting Margie Bens Elaine Biehle Koren Bill Janie Binzer Toni Bitter Lori Block Janice Boerger Kim Boggs Alice Boliske Beth Bollin Betsy Bosse Mary Beth Bowling Carole Bracken Nancy Brokers Tammy Brinkmunn Potty Brueneman L' d B h t ' ' ' J1T;ieoBL,1L:jClqeer . l '3 , Take it from K. Kelly and C Char Burger ; , . - ' x - ' - ' V J McNumee that Amy Burke . , . v x . C12H220H 4- C6 H1005 + Clare Busken ' ' .v , ' KHCA H4 06 tastes as bad as it smells! Becky Carr Traci Carroll Lori Conners Janet Coors Anne Creed Mary Crowe Jenny Cullen Pom Curran Theresa Custer Debbie Dammarell Mary Claire Dangel Jenny Davis Pat DaVIs Debbie Dettmer Cynthia Diehl Diona Dietrich Dione Dietrich Sue Dunn Maryanne Endres Rusty Farrell Theresa Feldmon Carol Ferris Morisue Findley Sandy Finke Shirley Fisher Mary Fitzpatrick Patricia Flockhorr Angie Franklin Claudette Franklin Sue Freeman Pom Gollenstein Joyce Gardener Patti Gartner Gale Geiger Joyce Geiger Sue Geiger Ann Geise Jane Gerbus Becky Girten Nancy Glonkler Cindy Goedde Kathy Griffen Maribeth Gruber Tino Guilfoyle Vivien Huffner Cathy Hahn Jenny Hommerle Laurie Hommor Kathy Horringer Mary Margaret Houssler Marlene Hourmon Patti cherkos Linda Hayes Jenny Heil Trisha Heilemun Kathy Hellman Peggy Helmes Peggy Henke Connie Herbert Maureen HiHer Carolyn Hoffman Jody Hoffmonn Mary Hollstegge Julie Hoizheimer Sue Honkomp Patty Hooker Ann Hopfensperger Mary Houser Marianne Hudepohl Nancy Hudepohl Jone Huller Ann Jenne Joan Jester Maryann Jones Cheryl Kaiser Porn Kaiser Kimmy Konet Cindy Kasselmcmn Jone Keller Bev Kellerman Kathy Kelly Joanne Klosterman Kim Knoil Theresa Knolle Maryann Knollmon Linda Kohls Mary Jo Kolb Melissa Kolodzik Diana Kofz Celeste Kramer Donna Kramer LaDonno Kramer Linda Kruthaupt Eileen Kuethe JoAnn Kurlemann Annette LaDuke Peggy Lohmann Ellen Lommert Margie Lumpe Tricia Lamps 80 Theresa Lash Terri Lawson Thuy Le Debbie Lelgh Laura Lemming Jan Lier! Mary Ann Limke Vlei Lindsay Ann Listermcm Peggy Loftus Debby Lohbeck Sandy Lutz Susan McCarthy Peggy McHugh Connie McNomee Sharon Mann Jamie Mason Teri Mosso Molly Mosset Sara Masur Cindy Meole Kathy Merrill Jenny Merritt Cathy Mertz Jan Meyer Mary Ann leke demonstrates how the Juniors blew 'em awayEH, CT the McAuley raffle. Sully Miles Sue Mifler Gudrun Morell Becky Moschei Maureen Murphy Marti Niehous Toni Norman Connie CdConnei Peggy OConnor Donna Oldendick Lindo Olding Peggy O'Neil Anita Ortmon Jeanne Otto 8f Kathy Paul Mercia Pellmon Eileen Peters Becky Petersen Clare Pfennmg Ann Pierson Barb Pies Mary Pies Lois Pio Koren Plogmonn Vicki Poggemonn JOdl Poulos Mary Jo Powers Maureen Powers Amy Poynter Reene Reese Janet Rehring Raeonn Reiber Lyn Ritfer Mary Rodenberg Dione Rohrer Jean Ross Mary Roth Marfhc Ruebusch Koren Ruhe Is my head on straight? asks D. Lohbeck. Mary Rumpke Peggy Russell Denise Ruter Lesetm Salmons k Lucie Sounders Koren Schaefer Michelle Schoefer Nancy Schoft Pam Schirmer Nancy Schlochter Mary Rose Schmitz Beth Schmutte Debbie Schneider Judy Schneider Tina Schneider Diane Schoenhoff Rosie Schoenhoff Put Schroff Hoppxness is C. Brocken's smile. Kathy quits counting calories! Teri Schuld Teri Schweer Gayle Sears Jenny Sedler Tina Setc Jody Smith Pot Smith Jill Stegmon Rosie Stemerick Mary Alice Stenger Christy Streicher Vicki Streicher Kathy Sullivan Gino Summe Kathy Teuschler Debbie Thiemcmn Tresso Thompson Dione Tillar Murjie Trochsel Rita Uhrig Janie Von Driessche Carol Verssen Connie Verssen Putty Volmer Betty Volpenhein Debbie Walters Sue Wong MaryAnn Woymire Lisa Weber Bev Weisgerber Kathy Weller Lori Wernicke Teresa Westerbeck Tina Wierlisbach Lisa Willig Barb Woisefer Nancy Yoko Michelle Zimpelmon Laurie Zoller muomaomu a0 Nomaoumb Senior President: Vice President: Julie Stier Alma Ruehl Homeroom Presidents: Linda Butz, Judy Peters, Chris Kaup, Cindy Curry, Regina Toelke, Koren Fisher, Anna Masur. $Bniur $1119; Eesterhag a :hilh came out ta funnher 5mrcheh fur mwning beep insihe her gearing that 5112 fnuulh he rejecteh $112 lnakeh back anh safe a little girl pass ahmg gRefmin: 3J1 Emma 21 5212: hug Eut nut a Innelg hag fun?! thuugh 21 chilh bah pasaeh 21mm; 3 inumem fnnulh he hum. $30k: the change nf time at 112mb mile first bags gram intn a gear 2m?! the hugs inert slum mhe half-inag paint E11215 near aha nighi E11215 shutteneh kg a brighter 51m. afiefrain: mint: 925:5 gone, it sezmeh like null; gesierhag what theg mere Etrangrrs came frnut fur ahmg. 381:1 theg inert tn 112 uniieh faith the passing uf the $212 13mm?! begun?! 1hr harms uf tints. $hfrain: gilt takes a Int of pain in huilh a familg 3rd: it taken a: lot of rain tn fiIl 21 shining 52a, igut I112 all muat aetil afnag Ga the place fnlyere 1112 511th be Ennming that Ema are nut alone. mohag is a 52.131 hag Elgut it's not 21 lunelg hag xAnh thcrugh nut srhnnl geara p355 ahiexg Giant frienhship can't he turn. 35 33323212 been burn. Barb Adams Connie Bach Arm Bolosh Lori Pitulo loves McAuIey THIS much????? Karen Ahr Debbie Bour ' Cathy Bens Maureen Beischel Carol Binzer Anne Blum J I I x j 1 Diana Bowman Linda Brosey Betty Brown Sharon Broxon Lisa Bums Kathleen Busken Linda Bu'rz Joycie Canning Mary Cannon Theresa Carr Karen Cotron Mixed reactions To Miss Robmsonls World Lit class V ' 87 Berry hos G one-rrock mind. Cynthia Currell Christina Daniele Chris Dellecclve W1... 1w Rita Diskin Traci Dornbusch Katie Dorsey Hwy - rur- gnaw V - ME... 43- A! 88 Chris Mocke must have had a night on the Town Sue Djehl Kathy Dossmon Sharon, does a stifch in time save nine? Missy Doyle Kim Dreier Lynn Dressmon Moria Eckhoff Ginny Egbers Jenny Egbers Nancy Ehlers Memo Jo Elam The frightening bunch of lunch. Studious student studies studiousiy. A. Blum. 89 Eat, drink, and be merry. Il-r ..,-r...- f Theresa Felix Carol A. Ferris Mary Jo Fess1er Karen A. Fisher Karen L. Fisher Patty Fisk Lori Flanagan 90 Candy 5. and Beth F, Cuddle for the camera. C. Currell gives M, Foltzer some scholariy advice. Fir ----. ' w- V k 'VlgifK Mary Foltzer Peggy Folzenlogen Beth Frederick Potty Froehle wk Sue Gerner Cynthia Gigondet Terri Giglio Cindy Gleason Barbara Goertemiller Mary Beth Goosmon Susan Grouse April Growe Julie H. prepares Vicki M., The choicest mg for 91 lunch Chris Groh Pot Grofe Koren Homer Julie Honekomp Kathleen Horrigcm Valerie Harris Laura A. Hovlin Kathy Hayes Judy Herbert 1 Lucy Herzog Julie Hoelker Diane Hoffman Could it be Satan and her associates? Paulo, your jokes give me such a headache, sighs Beth. Chorlyn Holmes Terrie Holtz Kathy Hooker Robin Horton PCITH Huff G Egbers buzzes on ahead of M, McDonough. .mmw i-Ilrij- Mary Jo Hull Marianne Igel Beth Ihlendorf B, Rock has. developed a talentsleepmg while sitting up! A. Mosur looks as if she has a bright idea, but K. Spade doesn't seem interested and L. Schmidt has her eye on That coke.r Marty lnderhees Kay Ann Jackson Sharon Joya! w Jean Koelin Mary Koelin Cindy Kohles Jackie Kaiser Amy Lynn Korches Claire M. Kosok Chris Kaup Nancy Kemper ,. N n:- The witchiepoou of 120. P4 Rothcm makes an IHGQCII entry. 94 Jenny Kennedy Happy Birthday! Kathy Kircher Carol Kis? Mary Koeninger Cathy Konermon Koren Konrad '- .1 M. a NV ' g . .- m K. Cotron and B, Russell: Hopulong 8 her sidekick. KGThy Kromb Sharon Kramer Donna Kreimer Terri Kreimer Jeanne KrekeIer 95 Mary Ann Krekeler Elaine Kress Andrea Kristof Mary Lee Krommer Koren Kuczoj Kati Kuemmel Mary Lynn Kuethe Julie Kuhns Connie Lambert Michelle Lompe l Valerie Landon Cathie Lawson Carolyn Lenhordf Dione Lewis Pom Liebert Debbie Listerman Nancy Luken Mary Ann McCurdy Debbie McDonogh Mary McDonough v 7:-1' f-. Q. -wv But Sister, I already have a napkin! exclaims T. Holtz. ' o x f Never look down to tesf the ground before taking your next step: Only he who keeps his eyes fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Never measure The height of a mountain, until you have reached the top. Then you will see how low it was. Dag Hommerskjold B. lhlendorf: The Pizza Lady cometh. Erin McGinnis Chris Macke Brenda Moile Morjeon Morquet Lynn Mosrin Anna Mosur Cheryl Moftscheck Pom Meiners 97 Kim Mercurio Judy Meyer LiSCI Moeller Monica Murphy Connie Murh Carole Neal Angeio Neely Jill Neumonn Janice Niehaus Pat Niemeyer Deborah Noble Karen O'Connor T. Schwetschenou mus? have received a good grade on that power I must go now sweetheart, I'm going to be late for class! exclcnms M Beischel. 4 Kathy Orendorff Mary Sue Otte But Sister I can't sit up straight . . . my lunch doesn f agree with me! cries B. Seibert Debbie Reichef Kathy Reider Maureen Paul Nancy Piepmeyer Janet Probst Jon Payer Lori Pitulo Bonnie Rock '76 of course! Judith Peters Dione Pollard Maureen Ronz 99 Terry Ringenboch Margie Robben Terri Rohrer Koren Ruberg mn- cm: a.- - -, Barb Russell Barb Rufz Now watch your srep, Judy, Maria E. explains To Connie B why her program just won't run! Connie Soho Sally Sondlin Molly Schehr Beth Schiering $3: 3W 9' Sandi Schildmeyer Carol Schlocter Debby Schlectinger Terry Schlemmer Kathleen Schmidt Laura Schmidt Paulo Schmitz Marti Schmuelling SENIOR PRIVlLEGES Jenny Egbers reads on passively. Sue Schneider Claire Schnelle Sue Schottelkotte Beth Schulfen Janet Schwcb Linda Schwartz Carol Schwefschenou Terry Schwetschenou Michelle Seaman Barb Seibert Sharon Seuberling 102 Oops, I thought that was my purse,H says an embarrassed M. Chain. a .,,$ w -- .'h-r Lori Sharp Chris Sicilliano Patricio Sillies Jean Simmons Margie Smith C. 80556 and M. Lompe have no time for a look at the Camera. That's whof four years at McAuley will do to you! I Patti Smith Kim Spade Sally Stehlin Regina Stenger 103 HI can't control these kids in this learning center! exclalms MA Lompe, nervously biting her nails. Lisa A. Tepe Debbie Sunnenberg Germaine Tenkotfe Julie Stier Candy Strauss Patty Trome Vicky Tieke Regina Toelke Judy Toerner Rita Vosseberg Juli Vennemeyer Vicki Vollmcm Mary Beth Volmer $;7- SE 2$E gSE ;EE 5E; 7.2.1.2: - Ills aim mu m u Kathy Utrecht m5 YEW 93;: '393'5 'T'P'J' $ P- They're coming to Take us away 1 to the funny form! Margie Weingartner Julie Wesdorp EXTRA! EXTRA? Read all about it! Inmates escape from McAuley High! cries K. Harrigant Cindy Wessel Kathy Wesseler Dianne Wetterich Kathy Wood Carol Wunderlich Jan Zeiser Our memOry keeps alive the good and true things we experience in June, that is, in the beautiful times of our lives It recalls these cheering experiences to give us strength in the dank and the difficult Decembers at our lives. This is precisely why the memory of God's people Carries forward t the eoseful events of earlier salvation history: so that the remembrance at them t may be a bulwark of strength to us C. Binzer smiles and shakes her head M. Marquet and G. Canning show Senior Spirit. in present frOUbIEd times . , 05 she passes another English test! 105 The Baccalaureate Moss The Seniors and their mothers sit down to breakfast On May 28, the Seniors and their mothers attended the Bcc- calaureate Moss and breakfast. Awards were presented of The breakfast by Sr. Mary Amadeus, K ilk, V. London waits to receive her awardi Ch Lambert converses with fellow graduates and K. Ahr gets the Bicentennial centerpiece. t eir mothers. The commencement speaker, The Rev. Jerome A. Schoeper, Superintendent of Schools, Archdiocese of Cincinnati, addresses the 247 graduates. 107 T. Forlello, V. Tleke, C. CurreH, and A. Bolosh receive their diplomas. If 0 man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau psi: ' tvyw Figka, u The tassles are changed, signifying the transition from student to alumna The conclusion of the ceremony brings mixed emotions, 108 Carousel of gctivities HO AUTUMN Opening Day U Page 1 13 to Thanksgiving U Page 141 X : cc!- . L' E ...r. w- a a ; 9- - 3:: g P 2- :: Pm- g... :- : i' :- --'- .:5 mg -- - i g .1 u Mn 3: 2:316 54;. m WINTER Bicentennial Speeches P- Page 143 l. TO Safety Council Assembly P Page 171 H Fiddler on the Roof P Page 173 TO F Awards Day P Page 193 Opening Day . . $13: . Big-Little Sigtei: Pyc Genesians 1 . Student CanciXxi i 1i 1 2.x 33 1g Kc. Karate ' 3sse- blyV Junior-S- iorDod-D '1 .; . 3 a .- ' .2. 3, .7. 31 . Class $11; ' . r TAB '12:. .311 . : .1 N ;' Than .3 3.. '3- . . x Um 1:711; . , . . ' 1 :7- ' .5. 3 . .3 , . 3 ' 3. . . ,5- . 2 . 3 - 4 x -. . . 3 , 1 w x 17.11;, K .33 NJ I 1 ; 1' ................... I . page 124 . 3 page 125 ' . .3 page 126 Opening Day As the summer draws to 0 close, students begin their annual trek back to school. Beginning August twenty-fifth, each class come to get schedules and textbooks for the new year. For the Juniors and Soph- omores the dcry was relatively boring, the only excite- ment being homeroom assignments. Following the traditional Welcome speech, the Freshmen were met by their Big Sisters, taken on o personalized tour of the building, and provided a picnic lunch. The en- tire school enjoyed their final free days over the Me- morial Day weekend and returned Tuesday, Sep- tember 2, to start another year. 113 Welve got Mr. GICISCOcle!H Big Sister - Little Sister Day - September 17 Deficiency notes for B. Seiberf and M. Murphy; One of these girls still has mama's supervision in the morning. Why? Because we like you! d allL Where's our lunch? wonders K. Moschel. DIUDI Mt. McAuley Woods, Picnic Grounds, and Recreational Center - pool on fourth floori After two and one half confusing weeks of academic life at McAuley, Freshmen finale ly got a break. Their big sisters had planned this day for them since the beginning of summer. All of their hard work paid off when Big SistereLittle Sister Day came around. Both Seniors and Freshmen got out of two hours of their regular schedule la treat in it- selfl from ll:00 to l:00. At this time, Freshmen were hurried into the auditOrium where they were presented with a stage show starring the Mouseketeers with Special Guest Star, Mickey Mouse. After dancing and singing to 0 special version of Consider Your- self at Homefj the Senior Class Club was visited by the Merry Mailman and also by Miss Prim-cmd-Proper. Miss Prim-and-Praper was accompanied by that wonderful student no one has ever seen, Mary McAuley. Together they demonstrated to all the Freshmen and to some of their big sisters lwho may have forgottenl the proper Way to dress for school After the skit, all were ushered out onto the picnic grounds where they were presented with their own Mickey Mouse ears, assorted bottles, rattlesy bibs, pacifiers and signs from the Seniors. Lunches consisting of fried chicken, pizza, bologna sandwiches, cakes, cookies, and fruit salad were devoured eagerly. lThe remains went to the men teachers Hope they liked itll Although classes had to be resumed, the day was never quite the same and Freshmen are bound to remember it when they are Seniors. Hopefully, the Little Sisters of today will be great Big Sisters of tomorrow. Move Over Lancers, the Mohawks are taking on 0 new sport e J, Girmannt ll5 Genesicms l. to R: Secremry-Treasurer Connie Murh, V Presidenf Debbie Hughes, Coordinator Miss Mary Jo White, President - Connie Soho. LA. Initiates watch N. Yoko perform. K. Daunt takes her Genesion pledge. H6 Genesions and others at play prachce. D Hughes checks off Genesion duties. ' Wt't 't'-v-fw -1I We Met w urn ... Genesicns is McAuley's drama club. Each year they produce two plays, one in the toll and one in the spring, and usuoliy participate in various school programs. The initiation this year took place on September 17, at seven o'clock. Present were the members, new initiates, and parents, Also present was the new coordinator, Miss Mary Jo White, the president, Connie Saho, vice president, Debbie Hughes, and secretory-treosurer, Connie Muth. The pro- gram was quite enjoyable with entertainment provided by initiates Nancy Yoko and Ann Pierson. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria. The Genesions are as pictured: Tst row: CV Bracken, A. Pierson, P, Bruenemon, B. Pies, Ne Yoko, M.Jt Powers, C. Verssen, 2nd row: B. Peterson, T. Carroll, R. Ferrell, J. Budke, P. Smith, T. Schuld, P. Loftus, S. Lutz, Miss Mary Jo White, C. Soho, C, Muth, L, Flannogcn, C. Schlochter, C. Danielle, B. lhlendorf, J. Stier, M. Foltzer, 3rd row: P. Hoverkos, C. Kramer, J. Lierl, K. Kelly, M. Messet, Jt Binzer, N. Glankler, K, Paul, A. Blum, MB. Goosmon, G. Canning, K. Dossmon, 4th row: K. Spunogel, L. Ellert, M. Giesken, T. Colme, D. Tillett, D. Jump, L. Olberding, T. Corr, D. Hughes, 5th row: C. Otte, T, Harvey, A. Peter, C. Wagner, 8. Koenig, M. Geers, H. Alloire, C, Schmid, not pictured: K. Dount, E. Kress, A. Wolf. H7 The 1975-76 Student Council Heft to righti: Jeon Beischei, Marti Schmuellmg, Sister Marjorie, Maureen Rariz, Jenny Sedler, Tammy Brinkman. While the other students were busy enjoyirig their final few weeks of summer vacation, 0 few dedicated souls were meeting and planning for the Coming school year. These girls make up the Student Council. After brainstorming and plotting, they carefully seiect the best ideas and turn them into events to be used throughout the coming school year. This year's officers ore: President Marti Sch- mueiling, Vice-President Tommy Brinkmon, Public Relations Chairmen Jenny Sedler, Secretary- Treasurer Jeon Beischel and Student Advisor Maureen Ronz; they team with the faculty odvisor Sister Marjorie. Some of their activities incuded paper drives, Student Councii Week, dances, the prom, assemblies and coordinating Bicentennial Week. The end of the summer is not the only time that Student Council meets. Every other Tuesday of each month Council members and homeroom presidents iplus all other interested Studentsi meet to discuss coming activities, think of and vote on new ideas, and hear reports of the activities of various clubs. tbelowT Come On giris, it can't be that bad. The industrious Junior-Sophomore truck, Take me up to McAuley, Take me out to the trucks! Bring me some newspaper by the stock, The more you bring in, the more youtll get beck.r So it's root for Seniors and Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniorst lf we don't win it's a shame! So it's one, two, three trucks we'll fill at McAuley's Paper Drive! v r '::y -c wr- mawsvsywww . V: HI; t , , ,1. Paper drives create havoc in the parking lot. Seniors and Freshmen bundle their way to a victory. 119 J. Stier studies all the hard work done. 120 vwagukuf 5. t-mvm - Gudrun Morell, McAuley's foreign exchange student, comes from 0 little town in llessen, West Germany. After arriving in Cincinnati on August 15, 1975, Gudrun took up residence in the Ohr household. As 0 rnotter of convenience tMrs. Ohr teaches at McAuleyL Gudrun entered McAuley as 0 member of the Junior class, with Student Council paying full tuition. Gudrun first became acquainted with the exchange program through her sister, who had been cm exchange student. Gudrun has already studied in England. I thought of it as a nice idea, she said. I could see a different continent, 0 different culture and have new friends.H Although she is only scheduled to be here until the end of the school year, Gudrun hopes to remain until the Fourth of July Karate Assembly October 1 On Wednesday, October 1, students and teachers filled The audito- rium to watch 0 demonstration of the Oriental or'r of Karate. Mr. Gray and his four associmes are members of the College Hill School of Karate They performed various routines aimed of self-control and discipline; plus several fears of board and brick breaking These, as explained by Mr. Gray, a fifth degree black belt, require individual concentration and expertise in timing and skill You coiled me a what??? I told you guys to waltz on your own time! 121 ThIS lIfHe piggy went To marker. . K. O Connor falls Victim to C. Bach's chop. Senior-Junior Dad Dance October 3 Friday, October 3, The Juniors succeeded in trans- forming the cafeteria into a regular ballroom for the an. nual JuniorLSenior Dad Doncew Their theme, Wasn't it Yesterday When They Were Small, stopped most fathers for a moment of quick memories of when Their little darlings were still calling them Daddy. Over 300 cars, containing beautiful girls and their handsome escorts, filled the parking Iot. Afterwards, reservations awaited the couples of various restaurants for the perfect ending of a super perfect night Mary Lynn Kuethe was crowned Senior Queen and Reene Reese was finally crowned Junior Queen after 0 rofher hectic: search for her King. l'Aw dad, it isn't that bad. h w Isn't my daddy cure? Proud Daddy Kusselmonn l Someone get my king, please. My foot, Dad, my footV' Best date I've had all year. 123 Smile now, we need the crowns back later. 'in ,un $y y '0 I knew we'd win! whispered Mn Kuethe. On October 7, the Junior class received the first external symbol of Their unity: the sweater. The color, navy blue, was chosen of 0 meeting during the eorfy weeks of schoolV Peggy McHugh designed the emblem, WhiCh W05 SEIeCTEd from A little loose right here, says over fifteen entries. P. Hooker. And it only took four years. A u Now everyone knows I'm a Junior, boasts MA Fitzpatrick. Junior Sweaters October 7 124 1a , t t. g x; .., These smiling hikers, Kt Mollmonn, G. Hussa, K. Fleshmon, M, Huesmon and L. Scheper, weren't smiting after the first three miles. T, Kreimer and P. Trame ptcm their last strategy. Ct Kasok helps Clarify the route. Just Stopped in for a fill up e NO LEADe only 55.9 Q TAB Walk e October 12 TAB e Teens to Aid the Brain Injured, is an organization which involves many schools other than McAuley th Selle, Colerain, Northwest to name a few. Their goal is to help, both financially and physicalty, the Special kids of Cincine noti. During the summer, many TAB members volunteer at branches of the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Injured Children. On Sunday, October 12, TAB held its annual walk, Over forty walkers participated, trudging the ten miles mapped out through White Oak, Mt Airy 0nd Groesbeck. The group raised over $1000 this. year for their kids. row I H. Alloire, M. Huesman, P. Gettelfinger row 2 P. Sunderhaus, M,L. Kreimer, P. Trume, T. Kreimer, Kt Konrad, C. Kosok row 3 M. Breetz, S. Shoemaker, L. Scheper, L. Bowling 125 Latin Week e October 20-25 After weeks of planning and rehearsing, Latin Week got into full swing with the Junior Classical League ini- tiation. Bob Hopus, otherwise known 05 Jon Windt, brought his USO show to entertoih the Trojan troops in the field. The iist of performers inciuded the Andreus Sisters, Miss Athens and her Charming Runner-upl 5 Romulus and Remus and that darling child star of the f screen, Shirley Templus. Fv Another activity of the week was 0 popcorn sale with i the proceeds going to the JCL treasury. The week c0ncluded with the annual Latin Banquet, Students per- ticipated in the meal with all the enthusiasm of the on- cient Romans This year, for 0 different setting, the Banquet was held at Dovidis Buffet, WHNMW we New JCL members make their pledge. . , 0nd one Greek goddess to go. The Andreus Sisters stir up the troops. Fortius Conomur! 33: W'BWMW tr-mrnmm. HI told her I dian wan? to hear anymore Lcmn ccmiugcrrions.H ls! row kittlnw n M,C. Dongel, N. Yoke, R. Uhrlg, L. Herzog. 2nd row M, Koeninger, B. Schiering, J, Toerner, T, Heilemann, J. C Streicher, T. Thompson, M. Powers, J. Merritt, C. Currell, C. Moshel. 3rd row w C. Kosuk, S, Schilr Holzheimer, E. Lommert, demeyer, P. Folzenlogen, M4 Robben, R. Toelke, C. Kist, Moderator Mr. O'Conner, J. Windt, C. Bosse, P. Fisk, C. Schwetscheneuu. 127 nul'w-z.m. h Awareness Day - October 21 Once 0 year McAuley students get a day off from the usual routine to collect their thoughts h 0 day of reconciliation. While Seniors are free to visit colleges, the Juniors, Sopho- mores cmd Freshmen foilow o well-plonned program of discus- sions, lectures, cu Penance service and Moss. Visiting priests! along with the faculty, conduct the day's activities 128 M. Enderle ponders tor a few moments. trightt Father says the Mass of Reconcitiation. Fr. Waller addresses the juniors. A captivating lecture. J, E i 3 '3 E. ii. National Honor Society During the toll of this year over forty candidates were reviewed for membership to McAuley's chapter of the National Honor Society. By mid-October the choice was made, and an assembly was held. The seven current members outlined the qualities of on NHS member: Leadership, Service, Character, and Academic Achievement. Then the new members, fourteen Seniors and six Juniors! were announced They were formally initiated into the NHS at 0 tea on Sunday, October 26. Mrs. Fitzgerald, the moderator' presided over the ceremonies. The guest speakers were two McAuley alumni NHS members, both of whom are doctors New members were presented with a yellow rose and the emblem of the National Honor Society. NHS conducts two fund raising projects a year in order to provide two $100 scholarships for Se- niors tnot necessarily membersl In addition to this, they conducted 0 Bicentennial out-of-unitorm day and they encouraged support for the basketball team, K. Kuemmel, A. Blum and TA Brinkmon display NHS symbols. P. Folzenlogen Slgns the membership bookt Alqwassv eq-L 129 t I pledge myself to uphold The purposes of the National Honor Society To which I have been elected, Striving in every way By word and deed To make its ideals The ideals of my school and of my life. I pledge myself always To seek the light of truth. A captive audience. E5 53a; ma P. Hooker lights The candle of knowledge, I30 'lst row Heft To rith: E. Lammert, R. Toelke, A. Blum, A. Alhers, J, Windt, 2nd row: T. Brinkman, C. Ferris, P. Hooker, B. Pies, B. Bollen, P. Fisk, T. Schwetscheneau, B, J Schiering. 3rd row: P, Folzenlogon, J, lsforf, K, Fisher, K. Kuczcj, A. Ruehl, J. Toemer, L. 1 Herzog, K. Utrecht. 4th row: C. Kasok, CJ Koup, M. Robben, K. Kuemmel, J. Egbers, M. Ranz, moderator Mrs. Fitzgerald, AIL J J K. Fisher presents J. Isfort a rose. Sophomore Hal Ioween Pa rty October 29 On October 29, members of the Sophomore close gathered in the cafeteria tor a Hollow- een celebration. They come in a variety of costumes, everything from Peter Pan to Jesse James. Homeroom Costume competition was close, with the Toy Box of room 16 taking the honors Afterwards refreshments were enjoyed by all. Sign 'em up! YOQI and friend? MUDD works. 131 Fall Date Dance e November 1 On November 1, 1975, McAuley's Cafeteria was transformed for the annual fall do're dance. This time the decor was in early forestn as The theme Saturday in the Pork suggests. The dance tickets had been sold quickly the week before and by 9:30 Saturday night a big crowd had gathered in the cafeteria. This was one of the largest crowds 0 date dance of McAuley had had in quite some time. The dance, for the sophomores, juniors, and seniors, lasted from 8:30, until 12:30. The traditional pose. . . M. Harney Smile, youTre on Candid Camera! M.P. Von Driessche 1 have you now! Two different girls; two different dances She came with the Big Bad Wolf. We could have bumped all night What a sport! 133 French Club Parents' Night November 6 For a bit of Paris in the heart of Cincinnati, French Club students performed humorous skits e all in French, of course e before on amused audience of 130 friends and family members on November 6. Presiding over the acts put on by French I, ll and Ill students was Miss Wendling, the French Club modera- tor, After the performance, audience and actors alike delighted in a feast of punch and sumptuous French pastries and other baked goods donated by the students themselves. All present agreed that French Club Parents' Night was 0 great success. French Club is an organization designed to make students aware that the French lon- guoge can be used leffectivelyl outside the classroom. As 0 moneyemoking project, French Club members sold Tupperware, raising $90.00 which was used for future ac- tivities, such as lll having lunch at 0 French restaurant; l2l celebrating 0 French Mass in the spring after which there will be 0 catered buffet; l3l a demonstration of how to make crEpes. A group of French students will oc- compcmy Miss Wendling on 0 European summer tour to Rome, London, Nice, Geneva, Paris and Normandy. l'Porloy v00 Fronsuysf' I34 Three French Hens. 'l: -' mi . u , xxx'tsx 1,-5.4 , r X V; -' 3.2g, . 15f row Giftinm M. Powers, C. Creelmon, L. Wedgewood, Misa Wendllng moderator, B. DAmico 7 sec. treasurer, B. Pies president, K. Merrill vice president, 3 Steigelmon, T. Martini. 2nd row T. Busch, A. Rahrlgl L. Gates, MA Masseri D. Schulenberg, C. Buffington, J. Woodhouse, JA Wefoge, L. Mahoney, P. Loftus, SK Freeman. 3rd row J. Lucas, N. Hellman, M, FITZDOTFiCk, C Stall, P Brueuning, C. Lougel, T. Barlag. I wouldn't recommend the pizzaburgers This evening. .n-w-v- mm. A .4.- w .. A OOPS! J forgot who I was to introduce. Mini-Course Day h November 19 - jm Creativity comes in various forms. McAuley held its second annual mini-course day when, for a short time, students had a taste of interests apart from the regular routine of school. The courses ranged from Mrs. Borgo's bread making demonstration and Sister Eileen Marie's creative gift wrap- pint to learning Karate from genuine black belts and skiing from Mrs. Snodgross and her nbetter half. Others were lucky enough to spend the afternoon on a field trip to such places as: WKRC Radio Station, the Hudepohl Brewery, and the art museum. The day was certainly interesting and proved to be 0 refreshing experience for all involved. 1; I know I didn't wash my hair last night, but. . . Once I fell SPLAT all over the snow l36 : Now for my next trick, 0 back flip out the window.' Atisket, Atosket , . Don't get grease on the car use your skirt. OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Behind the scenes. . . IFS 0 good thing R Smith and A. mum have a good sense of humor rhey're working the Iighf board! Mr. Skinner explains himself to Monsieur De Lo Croix. Dick and Leo hide Cornelia. 138 Helo Inspector! Dick and Leo me having troubha. Harriet St, John. Leo can't meme Ins Shoes. Madame Elise welcomes Emily and Cornelia. 139 140 Cost Picture On the nights of Nov. 22, 23, 24 of 1975, Cornelia Skinner lNcmcy Glanklerl and Emily Kimborough lConnie Muthl set sail for Paris. There to see them off were Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, lFred 5005 and Elaine Kressl, safety pockets and all The girls met all kinds of people on their journey, the first being two English girls, Harriet St. John and Winnitred Blaugh lCloudio Wagner and Patti Hoverkosl who were the first to spot those nice-looking American boys down the hall. Those boys turned out to be none other than Dick and Leo lPoul Pierson and Joe Sorionol who soon fell in love with Emily and Cornelia. They all got in trouble with the ship's captain lMork Lampel, and really started to irritate the steward lJoe Nurrel. Cornelia left Paris in tears otter Monsieur De La Croix lMike Hesslingl told her she had no talent! Mr. Skinner comforted her and they all left happily until Theresa lMory Beth Goosmanl found the hidden safety pockets and ran to give them back! Ship Captain ......................... Ken Roll Stewardess ...................... Debbie Hughes Steward ............................ Joe Nurre Health Inspector ................... Beth lhlendorf i Band Captain ...................... Mark Lampe Maude Skinner ...................... Elaine Kress Mr. Skinner .......................... Fred Sous Cornelia Skinner .................. Nancy Glcmkler : Leo McEvoy ........................ Joe Soriono . Emily Kimborough .................. Connie Muth Dick Winters ...................... Poul Pierson ' Madame Elise ...................... Connie Soho i Teresa .......... l ........... MoryBeth Goosman Monsieur De La Croix ............... Mike Hessling i Windovaasher .................... Don Denhort i Harriet St. John ................. Claudio Wagner Winnifred Blough lnot picturedl ...... Patti Hoverkos i Thanksgiving - November 26 , Thanksgiving vacation began with the en- ? e 3:. . tire school taking part in 0 Moss. The liturgy ' reminded the girls of oil the little things for which they ore to be thankful. Both teachers and students appreciated the days off of school to enjoy the holidays with family, friends and food. The concluding song Other Festivities ..m-th?gi'1lii?' ld' Bicentennial Youth Debates WV Ma ' ' 1 ti . 1 t i M! Key Jackson, John Dossbock, Joe Cairo, Amy Katches, Bifl Boyd, Laura Schmid t wnnmmnmm .. m'Iualu On December 3 students from Roger Bacon and McAuley participated in the district levels of the Bicentene niol Youth Debates here at McAuley. Laura Schmidt took part in Extemporoneous Speaking, Kay Jackson in the Persuasive Speaking and Amy Korches in the Lincoln- Douglas Debates. All three had won the school competi- tion, and Kay advanced to the Sectionals and placed second. Miss PohJ served US the Dis- trict Coordinator and pre- sented the awards of the eve- ning. L. Schmidt presents her case. Miss Pohl presents the gold medallions to the winners. Koy Jackson during the school contest. 143 :uf-Ztmnu 4. :x- .i mm: 11'. 1' 7m: ' T ' ' 'w: ::vv r 2x Home Free With 23 Traditionally, the frosh Start to pull together at raffle time. Never before in the history of McAuley's raffle has the school achieved so much through the efforts of almost all the girls. Although the moans and groans echoed in the halis at the announcement of Raffle Ticket Time, the girls superbly pulled together to make this the best raffle evert Class and homeroom competition sparked enthu- siasm in girls who usually threw their quota of tickets in their lockers and promptly forgot that they ever received theme Homeroom spirit ran wild in the halls in the disguise of such people as Gerry's Springers and Grebb's Guppies. All classes pitched in but the tough competition remained between the Senior and Junior Classes. The race was close. After awhile no Seniors were a bit surprised when they went somewhere and found out that the Juniors had already been there. Thanks to the Juniorsj everyone in the Tri-State knows McAuley has a raffle every year. Girls with bulging purses were seen in every bowling alley in town. Besides the class competition, there was the great race between last year's winning homeroom, Miss Pohl's 120 and the never tiring, always smiling, Mr. Glascock of 123. The rivalry was tough but SOOn Mr. Giascock autsmarted Miss Pohl's Seniors to win the well deserved Home Free Award as the top selling homeroom. The resalts of the raffle were: Juniorse 1880b of their goal which is $9342.75. Seniors e 179013 of their goal which is $8861.30. Freshmen e 106013 of their goal which is $6904.25. Sophomores e 10201; of their goal which is $5985.25. The school made 135043 at its goal which is $31,094.55. Nontraditionally, the Juniors outdid lem ail. Traditionally, Sophomores are lax this time of year. Hands all mean the same for different classes. 1 th ,IK - i , Gloscock calms the masses. Home Free Award Winning Homeroom 123 and Fearless Leadert Mr, Gloscock encouraged his homeroom to make 123 the tOp selling homeroom in the school. With the excep- tion of Miss Pohl's homeroom 120, no one come close to beating him. His girls went everywhere selling tickets Mr. Glascock was so intent on winning that he even promised to shove oft his moustache it they won The end results of The mad archer. No hard feelings, huh, Kath? the rattle proclaimed Homeroom 123 the best ever tOr they brought in an impressive 312ch of their goal. The moustache was shoved off but was not gone long, It was back at the end of Christmas vocation. But the Home Free Award pins worn by all the girls ot123 and Mr. Glase cock are a constant reminder of their victory. l'l canir believe they're making me do thisY H. . . and please, dear God! donlt let the razor slipi head Good thing i didn't promise to shave my Student-Faculty Volleyball Game .m'ni- IIm gonna get this one if it kills me! Upholding 0 long held tradition, the Focule ty All-Stors again defeated their students in the annual Student-Foculty Volleyball Garnet Every Friday after school, the All-Stors took time to practice while their students labored over homework assigned to keep them out of the gym. As the students Eooked on they vowed once again, Wetll get'em next time! L. Conners gives it 0H she's got. 146 December 1 1 z ',,,..- - n e e Mr. Sheridan, a hint: keep your eyes on the ball! Christmas Concert e December 18 Seven swans o-swimmmg. 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Sr. Clarita had arranged for baked goods to be brought in, and'as a perfect ending, everyone feasted on brownies and punch. A visit fmm Santa! C. Lenhardt and friends await the goodies. Santa's helper e A. BJum. Sitting Heft to righri: A, Blum, moderator Sister Clarita, C. Kosok. Standing: C. Lenhordt, P Smith, T. Kreimer, PA Trome, C. Kemp, MiR. Schmifz, K. Fisher. Christmas December 22 Cars tull ot eager McAuley girls pulled into the parking lot on the morning of December 22, look- ing forward to the Christmas program planned for that day. The day began with a Christmas Moss and Advent Program, followed tluckilyT by the an- nuol Christmas skits. Each class' skit followed 0 certain theme which was taken from children's stories. The Freshmen used the story of Pinochio, the Sophomores portrayed the Emperor's New Clothes, the Juniors acted out Peter Pan white the Seniors used The Mouse Who Didn't Believe in Christmas. AH of the stories were rewritten and revised to fit in with the Spirit of Christmas. , .ond A. Mosur stilt can't tell time. 150 I never tell ties. And that's the truth! a H Christmas Moss backdrop and Advent Wreath. Duh lduhnoK' , 5 You've got to stop eating those stuffed Wieners. Christmas Dance e December 29 I know it's here Somewhere,H says A Masurt . u:w.'-pt:'.-Vf;t$m The printer finally came through. Pictures of old but not forgotten holidays were hung from Christmas trees, signifying this year's theme of Crystal Dreams and Christmas Memories. The young couples danced, took pictures and generaliy had a blast But even the music of Rigusloo couldn't drown out the sighs of relief which escaped most giris as they signed in at the door For weeks they had pondered over lists of names until they finally narrowed it down to that one boy they wanted for an escort. At last! they were at the Snow Ball in lovely gowns ac- centuated with beautiful flowers. All the hard work of finding a dress pattern and saving money for the tickets was behind as they walked into the Ballroom at Music Hall. To 287 girls, the hassle was indeed worth it. Dancing at Music Hall was only the beginning of a wonderful night Later come the parties, breakfasts and coming in later than ever before attempted. Although everyone has memories now to look back upon, Judy Herbert and her date, Tim Crowley, can look back with a feeling of pride as she became the 1976 Snow Queen The members of the Snow Court were Julie Stier, Maureen Ranz, Barb Goertemiller, Patti Haverkos, Linda Hayes and Kathy Paul. 5x. 5 Hey Sue, are you sttting on a phone book? u Stairwell to Heaven. . t 151 Snow Queen Judy Herbert Do the Bump-a-rump, M. Schehr and N Ehlers, The Snow Kingdom ruled by her Majesty, Queen Judy Herbert. Her Iodies-inwwciting are u. to :0 Julie Srier, Kathy Paul, Maureen Ronz, Patti Haverkos, Linda Hayes and Borb Goertemiller. Has anyone seen my glass slippers? inquires 152 Cinderella Pierson. These are the things our camera sow - ABRACADABRA! A lirtle break in the action. Who came with a short date? 153 Thus IS M.S. Otte's escort, but where IS she? Under some Table? Probably. Sophomore Father-Daughter Dance On January 16, 1976, the sophomores held their Fother-Daughter Dance m the cafeteria. The band, HContInenml Rhythm, played from 8:00 until midnight. Afterwards, many of the girls and their tothers went to various restaurants to supplement the pretzels and potato chips served at the dance. The sophomores Chose HMy Daddy ls. , . A Legend In His Own Time 08 their theme. Daddy, you dance so well. , ,just like Fred Astaire! 154 Careful! NAIF by myself. Roses for the Queen. Queen Judy Yates and King Yates. 155 Behind the Scenes 5: t Library g Aides This group of girls gives service to the students through the school library. They devote study halls and time before and after school to work with Sr. Michaeleen in keeping the library in order. Row 1: Heft to rightJ K, Dommorell, C, Jenkins, MeJ. Powers, B. Doyle, Sr, Michaeleen, D. Haggard, E. Kaiser, T. Brinkmun. Row 2: M, Breetz, M. Hollstegge, L. Lindsay, M.A. Knollmon, L, House, M.B. Burns, C. Kaiser. Row 3: K. Griffin, J. Wampler, C. Konermunn, S. Schroeder, J, Hommerle, M.R. Schmitz, T. Kelly, E. Knollmon. New Horizons To explore careers, opportunities, and to participate in activities in the field of consumer economics is the aim of the New Horizons Clubt Twice a month they meet to achieve these goals. 15f row Heft to rith K. Boehrn, C. Honschopp, M. Kramer, M. Hughes, T. Gcrmer, J. Kincaid, C. Meale, J. Stegman. 2nd row Uefr to rightt moderator Mrs. Santen, K. Ruhe, moderator Miss Green, M, Koelin, Bt Goertemiller, other car, Ce Hopfenspergert Multi- Media Club The members of the Multi-Medio Club, led by Sr. Clara, give the school a votuoble service through the use of the oudio-visuol equipment, by stuffing the A-V Center during study halls and by participating in TV productions over Channel 3. But it isn't easy to be a member - each girl must pass a test on the use and care of the equipment before she is permitted to operate it Voter Information Club The Voter Information Club was formed to inform and encourage students to participate in elections and to promote a greater interest in government Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores have participated in this club. Row 1: Heft to rightt Ce Kaisery M. Morrissey, J, Weloge, E. Honkomp, AA Rinckel, LA Martini, L. Kessling, J. Welte, L. Rinckel, M. Powers, C. Weitzel. 2nd row: K. Duffy, K. VandenEynden, S. Simon, L. Meyers, L. Reinert, L. Grundhoeter, L. Lohbeck, P. Otfe, L. Sounders, D. Lohbeck, B, Schmutte, Mt Alf, De Timme, Ce Muth, De Hebbler, A. Fitzpatrick, P, Smith 3rd row: J, Blasch, J, Brabender, C. Soho, M. Kolkmeyer, M. Mountel, G. Boeckermcm, D. Uphus, L. Schwartz, C. Koup, Sister Clara, SA Diehl, M. Kolb, T, D'Eramo, M. Sclyers, M. Miller! B, Wuest, C, Farrell, M.S. Otte ntlulu'l ' .Annlusy m . Left to Right: Nancy Luken, Kati Kuemmel, Lynn Mestin, Carolyn Lenhardt, with faculty moderator Mr, Junker. 157 Great Books Club The Great Books Club is moderated by Mrs. Semoncik, The purpose of the club is to discuss books that are read for enjoyment. Anyone can join the club, which meets once a month. Siddharthq and A Death in the Family are just two of the books which the club has read. Heft to right?! J. Wompler, C. Currell, S. Schild- meyer, J, Zeiser, M. Foltzer, moderator Mrs. Semancik, R. Vosseberg, De Hoffman, J. Kuhns, and Ct Moschele Sunshine Club The Sunshine Club, organized by Student Council, brightens up the lives of many Senior Citizens throughout the city. At Christmas, this club was in charge of sending Christmas cords to several nursing homes in the urea. Visits to various people have made everyone invoived feel as if there were a little more sunshine in their lives. Heft to righU J. Alexander, J, Peters, Bi Annis, B. Pies, and A. Annis. 158 FRI END, slow me down slacken my hastening stride calm me in the chaos when my mind is frenzied teach me the beauty of love, the soothing peace of nature give me 0 vision into myselfi and others show me how to feel stroking 0 dogs head stopping long enough to hum a few lines of CI song . .. From January 16-24 seniors, in four groups, bussed their way to the Maria Stein retreat house in Mario Stein, Ohio. Each group spent three days and two nights searching for 0 little meaning in their lives, making friends, getting away from it all, and, generally, having a good time. It turned out to be on enjoyobie stay for all!! 159 Freshman Father- Daughter Dance The ninthgroders got a good Taste of what happens at McAuley on February 6, 1975 The Freshman Father- Doughter Dance, from 8-12 p.m. was 0 great success, Little Girls of Yesterday was the theme that The freshmen chose All the proud dods saw how much their little girls had grown 05 the freshmen arrived all dressed up for their very first Fother-Doughter Dance. 4;! Chris Creelmcn is crowned queen. I60 u.- n--wv-Ilvka- ooo- The Royal Couple. We,re nOT little ngls anymore. Ann Muchom celebrates her hrst Forher-Doughter Dance. Oh my gosh! He's tokmg my picture! 161 Mrs. Von Oettingen's troupe On Feb. 12, Anneliese von Oettingen, accompanied by some of her ballet students, come to entertain the McAuIey student body. Their routines varied from simple worm-ups to more in- tricate movements. The youngest member of the group amazed the audience by performing her own choreographed dances, Stu- dents and teachers were impressed by the movements used by the dancers, After the assembly, the girls could better appreciate the time these dancers spent in training. Their muscles oched from just watching. Ballet Assembly -- February 12 I62 15 this toning up your muscles or killing them? Some grocefu! movements of ballet. McAuleyans enjoyed the littlest ballerina, Step1,2,3,.t.1,2,3,,.t The Orchestra 15? 1'0th to R; - B, Brown, 6. Tenkorre, C. Gigandet, K. Sullivan! L. Fresthommel, A. Rayburn, L. Robisch, K. Dammerell 2nd row u 1'0 m e J. Wampler, J. Sedler, M, Pies, M. Kolkmeyer, K. Krismer, BA D'Amico, L. Schoenboechler,J. Wochendorf mm graded, 3rd row m to m e B. Whyle, B. Inderhees, L. RiedeL C. Gerda, D. Schulenburg, M, Sanders, T. DeHecuve, C. Brunner, R. Simpsom, W. Whyle, J. Weber, H. Gardner, Mr, Rechurd Evert, conductor Girl And Her City Day Girl And Her City Day is an annual ciTy-wide activity designed to enable high school girls fo experience government on 0 local level, This year, eleven McAuley juniors participated, Potty Hoverkos was elected candidate for mayor. Preparations for Girl And Her City Day began in October when the girls were given four topics, exploring current governmental problems, Each girl had to choose one topic, and in the months remaining before Girl And Her City Day research it in depth and develop possible solutions. On March 10 all the girls met with City Councile Each girl gave a shorf speech on the problems she had selected, making proposals and recommen- dations to Council Members on how it could be solved. McAuley's leadership of this event was evidenced by the large number of McAuley students serving OS chairmen of The various committees Potty Haverkos, McAuley's candidate for mayor, was elected the counterpart of Coun- cilman Charles Toff, 15f row tL to m B. Wolsefer, T. Lompe, P. Hoverkos, R. Thompson. P. Loftus, 2nd row: J. 163 Lierl, E. Lommert, J, Meyer, N. Glonkler, J, Kurlemonn. By George, We've Got It! b March 21,22 Beware white man . . , the Indians are returmng. America's great men ponder who'sgoing to write the Declarotfon of Independence. 164 After five months of preparation and rehearsal, the curtain rose on the most successful Variety Show of McAuley's history, By George, Were Got It? During October 0nd November, director Miss Luebbe and student director Mary Beth Bollin held rehearsals. Miss Tevis, Miss Wilz and Miss Bosche tocting as art director, publicity director and choreographer, respectivelyt helped in more rowing down all the auditions to the final thirty acts, Girls from all classes were involved in the acts which ranged from Hello Doily to 'tCobc- ret . Being in charge, the Juniors mode over $1000 05 0 result of on almost complete seIl-out weekend S. Grueninger's heart goes BongrShongeavLong. K. Jackson shows off her moves. N. Yoko rolls merrily along. M. Washington tells George to relax; Sam is on his side. Country kids invade the auditorium, Is it an invasion? No, it's just more of the Variety Show talent. They say Love 15 blind, .A Life e February 25 They will not realize right away The leading port they're asked to play . . . In caring for this gift from heaven, Their special charge, so meek and mild, ls heaven's very special childfj This was the message of the Pro-Life assembly. Roger Anderson, the father of CI brain damaged daughter and director of the Ohio Voliey Clinic for the brain injured, gave new insight to the students about the hand dicopped. Dan Cleory, himself a handicapped person, stirred everyoneis emotions by relating some of his own personal experiences. All the students left the assembly with new thoughts about the handicapped and their p0- tentiol. Dan Cleory speaks from personal experience. Terrie Kreimer e active member of the Life groupt Life Members lst row e H to ri e Mrsi Yeazell, K. Powers, T. Kreimer, K. Horrigon, L. Schmidt, K. Dom- marell, Ji Kemble, At Doeger, N. Donovan. 2nd rowe M. Koelin, B. Goertemilier, M, Rumpke, M. Forkas, P. Dodd, Jt Blusch, K. Spindler, J. Thomas, 3rd row e Mi Knollmon, L. Salmons, D. Schlinder, A. Korches, K. Moschef, J. Egbers. 4th row e A. Rohrig, N. Kummer, M. Huesmon, J. Deller. My Contact! Don't move! P. Otte sure knows how to have fun. During February, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors en- joyed the task of asking a boy for a date. An escort was needed for the Share Date Dance on February 28 The theme of the dance was Love Will Keep Us Together, and the cafeteria was decked out with balloons which not only served as decorations but also as entertainment during the band breaks. The crowd wasnit large; the dance was almost canceled until more people showed iri- terest in going The small attendance merely left more room on the dance floor for those who went, and with a band like HLegendJ floor room was needed. Share spon- sored the dance in order to raise money but its financial success was unfortunately not as good as hoped. However, the dance rated high on the scale of fun, G. Albanese, you're a ham. aauog 3mg amqg 8K Momqaj 167 Dance Con't. What did I sit on? Dropped my honkie, boys! Share Members ist row - U to d - K. Mollman, P Appiorius, C. Meyers, L. Wheeler, S. Huelsmonl D. Bustin, K. Moore, M. Powers, P. Muldoon, M4 Schmitz, L. Herzog, K Hooker. 2nd row ; U to H S Rer, J. Woodhouse, A. Westerfield, MV Miller, K. Konrad, B. Goerremiller, M. Koelin, M. Smith, K. Schutte, C. Gray, L. Rudemiller, Miss Sheanshong. in free u+- U to H - M, Peters, D, Gurman, E. Sefa. 168 Bicentennial Week Bicentennial Week took place at McAuley A during the xveek of March 84 2. The theme of ThlS e week was: A Pest to Remember, A Present to Celebrate and a Future to Moldf' The week opened on Monday with a flag raising ceremony. t Congressmen Donald Clancy was the guest T speaker. On Tuesday, 0 Moss was celebrated and 0 continuous showing of a film, America A Picture in My Mind, took place in the student lounge during the lunch mods. On Wednesday, students could come to school out of uniform, E dressed as colonists or in red, white and blue. Many other activities were held during the week, ranging from complimentary soft pretzels to the presentation of the Seniors' gift to McAuley, The Freedom Shrine A Bicentennial Assembly was held on Thursday. Room 217 won the homeroom decorating contest, and Janet Schwob won the cake decorating contest. With Liberty and Justice for all! The Great Cake Bake, Ben's Lab, created by Homeroom 217. Sophomores or Colomsts? The Spirit of 76. I69 Congressman DoncHd Clcmcy Everybody gets mm the Oct! . a V. w m U G A D c m M Am m e s m E F m o A C e 9 O r f f U S s n e m m ,1 p r O C m U r H D d n 0 e an F e h T The Impossbie Dream 170 Safety Council Fire Assembly -m March 23 Safety Council Sponsored an informative asv sembly, on March 23, about fire hazards and safe- ty. Officers Carl Minkhouse and John Haywood displayed ordinary household objects, such as aerosol sprays, which were highly flammable. There were also two films shown, the first per- taining to a school fire and the second concerning home fire safety. Although the assembly was serious in nature, there were a few comic moments. The students were impressed by various statistics which the officers related. Overall, it was an assembly which left thoughts of fire safety in everyoneis mind. u . and osi was saying, most fires care caused by chiidren playing with fire. Fire extinguishers were displayed by the officers. rerials. t: , I i v . Each year, Safety Council is responsible for fire and tornado driils. This year they also made the assembly on fire safety pos- sible. back row 7 tl t0 ri w- P. Boumgortner, M. Alf, C. Forreil, T. Farrell, T. Heilemon, A. Vidourek, Mia Gtoscock. seated il to ri e B. Goertemiller, A. Blum, C. Koup, G. Sears, D. Bowman, C. Buffington. standing and seated - . Pieperl B. Doyle, M. Meiners, M.J. Kolbl K, Dehlerl T. Mosso. by bush e ll ta ri e T. Gartner, N. Vollman, T. Caime, 5. Dunn, Pe Mockev 171 Fiddler on the Roof e April 2-4 Fiddler on the Root , . , a Jewish family trying to scratch out 0 living . . A a papa, breaking his lifelong traditions to let his one daughter marry 0 poor tailor, his other a radi- cal from Kiev, and yet another to marry a gentile. . . 0 meme, wanting the best for her daughters, trying to raise them well . . . cm edict from the Czar ordering that this Jewish family must leave their homeland forever. i . The fiddleri i .Joon Wompler. If I were a rich men . ,. Ist row: K Paul C. Kramer S. Koemg, A. Pierson, M..J Powers, 5 Lutz, P Loftus T Caime, M. Geers, 2nd row: J Kloine T Corr M Erb B, Goiser D. Krekler E. Collins P Pierson T Cox Goosmon, J. Stier K. Daunt N. Yoko, P. Haverkos, M Foltzer, 3rd row: C. Verssen B. Geier, C Soho, K. Kearns D Hughes, P Gariboy, P. BSmI'th, C. Muth, L. Ellert M B Biesken A Woif E Kress, M. Hesslirig, C Schlochter T. Doll M. Benedic. On roof;J Wampler 173 '1.- My Aaron . , . was not much Of a man. . . . IT'S just that I'm terrified , W : J. x NA Why should I tell you what the Good Book soysW' .- 6 . ,x W05 Laban a mean man? 3'? The traditional Bottle Dance. Do ou love me? V Tevye. . . I wili provide forher well! Traditions . . . without our traditions our lives would be as shokey as. . us a fiddler on the roof! Dear little village, littlefown ofmineH 175 Who could imagine I'd be wond'ring so, for from the homel love Newspaper Staff During the fall of this school year Mrs. Yeazell began forming a new newspaper staff. By the end of November 0 title for the paper was announced e BLAZEN- SADDLES, as suggested by Sophomore Carol Haltgrefe. This replaces the original school paper, The Blazer, which was discontinued in 1974. The staff, consisting mainly of Juniors and Sophomores, rushed to complete their first deadline, and, by early spring the first edition of BIazin-Saddles was released, The paper was a sellout! The staff is as pictured: ist row tright to lefti Edi- tors Peggy Lottus, Angie Franklin, Moderator Mrs. Yeazell; 2nd row: M. Limke, L. Eilert; 3rd row: P. Car- raher, B. Roat, V. Haas; 4th row: T, Guilfoyle, J. Kimble; 5th row: J. Van Driessche, S. Lutz, P. Haverkos; 6th row: 5. Freeman, K. Schenkel. mm; St. Patrick's Day One bright Sunday afternoon in March, over 50 girls showed up to represent McAuley in the St. Patrickts Day Parade. The girls braved slightly cold weather to get their chance to wave at the crowds And such a sight the crowd never saw as fifty girls on foot, roller skates and bikes surrounding the McAuley float. The float, which was diligently prepared by Chris Kaup, Karen Fisher and friends, was a green and yellow train and caboose sporting the slogan, Travel With Irish. A 414-. um rrfau They say once you learn to ride you never forget. 176 Erin-go-Braugh! Easter b April 14 On Tuesday, April 14, in order to conclude the Lenten season and begin the Easter celebra- tion, the entire school joined in the Liturgy. The following day was full of strange new sounds and smells as Seniors and Freshmen set ouT to tickle their friends' fancies with bunny rabbits and baby ducks. Also making the scene were the t r 0 d i t i o n o l baskets qu of scrumptious goodies which promised to tempt everyone from thei r Lenten sacri- fices. 111 Hey mom! look what I got .. ., . e 4 177 Gymnastics Assembly On March 31, 1976, the student body assembled in the gym to watch McAuley's Gym Team, coached by Miss Winter and Miss Zoellner, go through their routines. The members of the Gym Team performed on the beam, the uneven parallel bars, floor exercises, the mats, and the horse. All of the girls were outstanding in their field and put on an entertaining show for the audience consisting of two grade levels of the school at 0 time. The Student body was grateful for the enjoyable break the Gymnastics Assembly provided them. Lori Wedgewood turns a cortwheel. tonce again on the beam. . . , t .cmd on the mats. . t .Gnd on the mats Once again. Chris Berthold vaults over the horse. 178 Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society was founded by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese in 1953, for the students of North American secondary schools; and this Chapter at McAuiey is due to the efforts of Moria AmodOr Bieleteld, 0 past teacher at McAuley High School. She established McAuley's chapter in 1964, The name of this chapter is Jose Maria Heredia. The motto is: All together, and the colors are red and gold. This is the pledge that all members recite: As 0 member of the Jose Maria Heredio chapter I promise to devote myself to the study of the Spanish language in order to master it someday, remem bering that a language can be Cl strong tie between persons of differing origins of race or religion. As a citizen of my country, I promise to promote friendship and understanding between it and the other lands of the world. This is my promsie and my oath. Spanish Honor Society members: returning members 7 A. Ahlers, At Balash, C, Currell, K, Humer, K. Hooker, C. Koup, K. Kuemmel, M.L. Kuethe, K. Kuczcii, D, Lewis, M,SA Otte, K. Spade New members e C, Ahlers, B, Beischel, T, Brinkmunn, A, Burke, C. Coiincx, J, Culien, T. Custer, C. Diehl, S. Dunn, D. Dietrich, Le Ellert, Te Farrell, C. Ferris, Pt Flockhart, C. Gray, 5. Henke, S. Huelsmcm, L. Huesmcin, C. Kosselmann, 5. Koenig, M.L. Kreimer, K. Krismer, E. Kuethe, 5, Lawrence, D Meyer, K, Meyer, L. Miller, C. Noble, N, Noonan, C. Otte, M. Pies, P. Rakel, i. Sch- wetschenaul C. Siciliano, P. Smith, D. Thiemunn, L Timme, A Wolf. Faculty moderators are Miss Ellenberger and Mrs. Seissiger. RIITL mantis k: i A N , 9 I mud: :: . f, '7 ; 5-9.4 muklnt amid J'- .: Mum +4. n dun - Pu. u Ilclm azl mime Juz; M.. ii. Hu. ml mmmwnmsmrm A Wclmdc uni mm i We .3wa Jgam. own... a... Some new members. Somede Honorano Hispanico. i79 VAX C. Neal and her dote arrive. The Prom - May 1 This year's Junior-Senior Prom was held at Convention Center in downtown Cincinnati. The theme of this year's Prom was Rainbow of Miracles. HCorefree Day supplied the music from 9:00 pm. to 1 :00 am. The decorations kept in tune with the theme. Pastel flowers and rainbows graced tables and walls throughout the hall. It seemed that everyone had cu great time at before-Prom dinners, the Prom, 0nd Ofter-Prom parties. May 1 is an evening that few will forget. Mary Beth Goosmcin signs in And the beat goes on . . . I wish he'd quit stepping on my toes! DO I hear a waltz? K,A. Fisher Sue Galger and her date. At 11:00 p.m. the Prom Court come forward and Kati Kuemmel was elected Queen of the Prom. The members of the COurt were Anna Mosur, Marti Schmuelling, Julie Kuhns, Queen Kati Kuemmel, Connie Soho, Judy Inderhees, and Regina Toelke. After the crowning Kati Kuemmel, the Prom Court, and their dates all cfcmced 05 the white balloons cascaded gently from the rafters. Guess who won! The Prom Court from teft to right: A. Masur and S. Jensen, M. Schmuelling 0nd R. Davis, J. Kuhns and S. Greisel, Queen Kt Kuemmel and P. Rokef, C. Soho and B. Palmer, J. Inderhees and D, Klenk, RA Toekte and R4 Browning, Everyone has their own style - - A ONE, fWO. threel 1:OUV- - , Whatever turns them on! ' ya 5..- :0- A common nght. I had a wonderful Time!u P. Lahmonn On May 2 the Glee Club, Senior Chorus, Orchestra and Drama Department joined forces to present the annual spring concert : Melodies of Spring, Along with the singing, there were several different things. The drama students put on a number of skits, including Pinochio. Joan Wompler contributed a violin solo, and Beth D'Amico played 0 piano solo. Povone was performed by a Quartet 0t flute tBetty BrownL violin Uoon WomplerL Oboe tGermoine Tenkottet, 0nd 0 bass Uenny Sedlert, As a final number, the Senior members of the Senior Chorus song JINot 0 Lonely Doyf the senior class song. B. D'Amico's piano solo. Joan Wampler and her vtolin. Drama students make up for the show. The Senior Chorus. The Quartet The 1975-76 Senior Chorus 5 .62 :m? 3 193?. m. 308:. 5,. Ummamo? 4.. 4.30268? .u. Ioorm: .2? 03.29 2,. Io:m2mwom2 3. main? 0. 54:29 4. mnIEE 2 m. 09:? 2,. $051.3. m. 0.22380. 0. KOJQBQJF w. more. ;. waarmwr Z. Zmaqazdog U. mcastUmEK .u. 418.46. ...,a.:2, mm :nuu-hhh 3.33.? 5....2 . . um... . x Z. Pam. O. mnjom330+r U. mnjsmmqmn D. 5503me 0. 035 g. llxozjnnnru xx. mmijm. F. 307033: L. 39:30? 0. on3. E. AOmznm2 2:. EODQTOCmm. mos. NH 0, 4.333033. 2,. Zn U. 003308; m. wagK 2,. 333. F 1.34: r. mmnImIUOnI. r. mariolN2 w. mo:.:. .2? Iccmimr m. gnawing F. mozam: 4. 002. m. 033.. n. mmjnmr Ed 32.. xx. 0529 .... m13r30332 n. $3.039. K. 0:15 4.. melon. O. 03:39. W 09: 2x. 108E. HA2 Inimoz. ?Z! K5339 O, 79.61. m. Imzrm. 0. more. 4.. mnIEmm: 3. Noamsvmwmr L. 2-mxojam1. xx. Camqqsozz. L. 39.12. t: 205: m. 5.3: m. 31:9 4.; Imzm3o? 3r wo.ow32 F 5.53m: 0. X053 m. mnrzlwamim... L. gmmam: m. chnmaon. 3. 26m. X. mamoi .A. K30; 3. mnImIJ O. 06:: m. wmaam: 185 May Mass, May 12, 1976 An aerial view. On May 12, I976, first the Seniors and Freshmen and then the Juniors and Sophomores, attended the annual May Moss. The entire school fumed out to pay homage to the Bfessed Mothere FrA Waller conducted the first Moss, and Fr. Cooper conducted the second, The Masses had been scheduled for 0 week earlier, but had been concelied because of predicted bad weather. Paying homage to Mary. Little-Big Sister Picnic The Little Sisters of this year's Seniors had their spring picinic on May 12. Using the theme of the Seniors, Mickey Mouse, the Freshmen song and danced for their Big Sisters. After the program, the sisters ate and played games outside. The Little Sisters thoughtfully provided 0 magnificent feast of pizza, chicken, potato chips and cake for their favorite Seniors. By this time, the Hsisters knew each other better. The picnic was the Freshmen's way of bidding their Big Sisters farewelli Freshmen Mouseketeers Take me to your leader! Gee thanks, SlSlH 187 +- -.- ;,- - , . ,..Y . L Brosey and her twin sisters. Things go better with Coke! ; 1 188 'i GAA Awards Banquet The GAA Awards Ban- quet was held on May 20 this year. The girls, coaches, and their friends gathered at McAuley. Tro- phies and certificates were given as awards to out- standing players of each sport, and some of the girls received letters for their achievements. Karen De receives her trophy. Miss Winter rewards Ann H. C. Goedde smiles as she receives her trophye Miss Zoellner congratulates Nancy E. Miss Winter and C. Curry study the prize. 1976. Commencement yw thpimun Junior Ring Ceremony The Juniors become Seniors at the Junior Ring Ceremo- ny on June 1, 1976. Father Cooper celebrated C1 Moss during which the rings were blessed and distributed. The Class of 1977 continued the school tradition which included each girl presenting a ring to one of her class- mates. This was done by having all the rings in boxes, and then each girl drew a ring at random to give to another girl, The ceremony usually takes place outside, in the courtyard behind the school, but this year inclement weather forced the ceremony indoors. Even though an evening, outdoor Mass was impossible, the auditorium provided a pleasant backgrounds -.-.-.-- -mnn-u ' M J ' 1, PH,. a...- s f . The rings are brought to the altar. HAnticipation is keeping me waiting. t . Father blesses the rings. 191 192 A. Creed receives her ring. This is thrillingW 4 is- M a n I l a : z Now we're Seniors! Even their rings are the same! The Senior symboL Awards Day a June 4 The theatre has its Tony; the Movies have their Oscars; the TV has its Emmye McAuley has its Awards Day. On June 4, Friday, the underclassmen attended their final schooldoy of the 1975-76 year. The student body met in the auditorium for the presentation of awards. Clubs such as Multi-Media and Library Aides honored their members for the number of years served. Each department recognized the scholars in each sub- ject. Student Council presented their $100 Scholarships The final presentation of the day was to Mrs. Grebb, who was re- tiring after sixteen years at McAuley. Following the ossembiy students received their report cards. t' :17? - p. u git: t V . . i3 gf- T .L' P. Appiorius checks out her report card. 'qqug 'SJW aAq-poog B. Doyle inspects her grades, Mrs. Grebb receives her flowers. 0 c..- McAuleyon Patrons Ahlers Insurance Agency Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald B. Ahlers The Bolosh Family Big Green Machine4 Frosh HrT 20 Mr. 8 Mrs, Robert Bigner Bill 8 Ralph's Meats Albert 51 Bleil Rita MA BJeil Compliments of Brill Furniture Compliments of a Friend Compliments of 0 Friend Congratulations Class of '76 Congratulations '76 4 HmT 223 The Larry Dick Family Congratulations J76 - Ernst Family From a Friend Geiler Heating and Plumbing Compliments of Gerth's Dry Goods Goodbye Hom eroom 213 Mr. 8 Mrs. Carl Gray Mr. 8x Mrs John Grebb Harry's Hoircutting Solon Heid1s Bowling Lanes Compliments of Herb 8: Kramer Appliances Compliments of Jack Herb Florist Huber's Heroes, Stalog 112 Insulating Sales Company Junior Homeroom 125 Ludwig's Shoes Mr. 8 Mrs. John W. Luken 194 Ed 8 Rita Neumonn Compliments of Erica Osferhues Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman J. Rumpke The Schulenberg Family Schulte's Market Senior Hr, 113, Class of '76 Harry Stall - Builder-Controcfor Mr. 8 Mrs. VictOr TenkmOn Thanks Class of176 4 Frosh 27 To the girl who made me smile. John '76 4 What 0 year to graduate! 1 16 Which Croft? RusseIl-Wiesmon 8: Sons 4 Builders Congratulations '76 Mr. and Mrs. Yeozell Compliments of Bigner Inc. Coin Operated Laundry Equip. 2345 Quebec Rd. 251-1500 B.H. Budke Inc. General Contractor 2859 Banning Rd. Burger Chef 5444 N. Bend Rd. Right across from MocDonolds Cermor Ceramics 3560 Blue Rock Rd. 931-3322 Cheviot Custom Carpet 3468 N. Bend Rd. 481-2833 Cords Hair Styling Salon Complete Hair Care Pippin Rd. 825-9809 Corpus Christi Social Every Monday Night Springdale and Hamilton Dee's Hair Stylists 7505 Hamilton Ave. 521-1919 Desh Dry Cleaners 6015 Hamilton Ave. 541-4464 The Different Drummer 6069 Wesselmon Rd, Dem Phone 574-6777 Eat n Treat Frozen Dairy Desserts 3633 Blue Rock Rd. Girmcmn's Complete Catering 7612 Hamilton Ave. Mt, Healthy 931-6752 Grote Bakery Inc. 4163 Hamilton Ave. 541-0445 Dave Hills All forms of Insurance 541-2304 931 -0344 John Hodopp Sons Inc. Funeral Homes Carthage College Hill Holzhauser's Dept. Stores Mt. Healthy- North College Hifl 521-6658 521-6385 House of Adam Tomorrowis Fashions 4 Today 622 Vine St. and Western Hills Plaza Compliments of Kluener Packing Company FischerIs Mellwood Bacon Lake Nina Restaurant 7200 Pipin Rood 521-4020 Compliments of: Llonfoir Body Shop 1610 Llonfoir 681-1430 Mayflower Savings and Loan 8370 Colerain, Groesbeck 521-0560 Congratulations to the Otte's Suzie '76, Pegoroo '78 and Jules '84 4 Bonnie and Joe McAuleyan Patrons Parkway Products Problem Solvers For lndustry Hamilton and Springdole Rds. Queen City Compact 3503 Cheviot Rd. 661-2225 Reading Spring 81 Welding Works Springs For Cars 8: Trucks 821-5244 Reading, Ohio Real Estate 1200 Rose Salyers 2 Office 729-4700 Res. 825-0417 Ryan builds 0 home for the times. Designed and built with energy saving features. 874-4848 Schaefer FEED STORE Phone 825-6297 Mt, Healthy, Ohio 45231 5 . n,- hogan LA -l ll- HA. Schwartz and Sons Jewelers College Hill Schwierling Insurance 6601 Coleroin Rd. 522-3030 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of '76. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Mr. Sheridan's Algebra 1 class says, We all know why; however, til we would rather not say. Skyline Pony Keg 2529 Compton Rd. 521 -9233 Suburban Point and Wallpaper 3091 W. Galbraith Rd. Phone- 931-0198 ll l. 111.1111 Slit '''' 1 t If ll Ml Hrl Kn. Tenkotte's Mack Shell Congratulates the class of 1976 The Top V2 Factory Outlet 7426 Hamilton Ave, 2 Mt. Healthy 729-21 12 Visconti-Lechler Pharmacy 41-0975 6106 Hamilton Ave Area Wide Free Delivery Chas. 5 Bare 8: Sons Stands 5-17-19 Findlay Market Est. since 1909 Leading the class Through thick or thin Pohl's Precocious Pupils Hove done it again! Spiirt of '76 Homeroom 120 111111 Wll ll llllllH' 195 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, BARB: 1491 Adams Rd. 931-2399 C.W.D: 1, Swim team; 2, G.A.A.: 1 Shore: 3. AHLERS, ANNE: 6045 Budmor Ave. 681-8616 Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4, G.A.A.: 1,3,4, Safety Council: 3, TAB: 3, National HonOr Society: 4, Yearbook: 4. AHR, KAREN: 4536 Forview Dr. 931-7644 EACH, CONNIE: 5992 Romblingridge Dr. 931-2971 Gymnastics: 2, Life: 4, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. BALASH, ANN: 3838 Lincoln Rd. 729-4616 Senior Chorus: 1,2,3,4, Spanish Honor Soci- ety: 1,2,3,4, G.A.A.: 2,3,4. BAUER, CONNIE: 5311 Eastknoll Ct. at? 213 G.A.A.: 1. BAUR, DEBORAH: 3471 West Galbraith Rd. 729-3132 BEISCHEL, MAUREEN: 6042 Peochview Dr. 52 -3151 Gymnastics: 1,2, G. .A.: 1,2, Council: 3. Student BENKERT, JULIE: 1513 Balfour Ln. 931-9252 Senior Chorus: 1,2,4. BENS, CATHY: 6443 HamiltOH Ave. 931 -8964 BINZER, CAROL: 2916 Royal Glen Dr. 521-2748 C.W.D.: Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4, G.A.A.: 2,3. BLUM, ANNE: 7849 Elizabeth St. 521-8168 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Safety Council, N.H.S.: 3,4, Volleyball team: 3, Aid to Retarded: 3,4, It's Academic Team: 3,4, Genesions: 2,3,4, Basketball and Volleyball scorer: 2,3,4. BOSSE, CINDY: 6788 Tarowo Dr. 931-9807 G.A,A.: 1,2, J.C.L.: 3,4. BOWMAN, DIANA: 7001 Golfwoy Dr. Safety Council: 4, G.A.A.: 3, New Horizon Club: 4. BRAKERS, PEGGY: 7293 Swirlwood Lone. 931-5936 EJXAJ 1,2, Share: 3, Yearbook: 3, Sunshine lub: 3. BROSEY, LINDA: 2719 Barthes PI. 521-5394 G.A.A.: 1, Life: 3. BROWN, BETTY: 12193 Deerhorn Dr. 851-3207 Orchestra: 1,2,3,4, G.A.A.: 1,4, Yearbook: 4, Variety Show: 3,4. BROXON, SHARON: 10070 Springbeauty 851-0424 Student Council Involvement: 3. BURAS, LISA: 5406 Ruddy Ct. 681-2176. BUSKEN, KATHY: 1429 Cedar Ave. 681-5806 Orchestra: 2, Share: 4. BUTZ, LINDA: 1510 Oak Knoll Dr. 522-9438 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Student Council: 3,4. 196 CANNING, JAYCIE: 8835 Wuest Rd. 385-7775 Glee Club: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2, Genesians: 2,3,4. CANNON, MARY: 5616 Leumos Dr. 542-0889 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Genesions: 2,3, Club: 2,3, Yearbook: 4. CARR TH ERESA: 2872 Roseonn Ln. 681-2684 Safety Council: 1, Genesions: 2,3,4, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. CATRON, KAREN: 6292 Rocknoll 385-7837 Library Aid: 1,2,3,4. CHAIN, MICHELE: 3148 Mary Jone Dr. 662-7440 Share: 1,2, Gymnastics: 2,3. COOK, CATHY: 2602 Kathleen Ct. 541-0161 Library Aid: 1,2. French CURRELL CYNTHIA: 10620 Storgate Ln. 851 -7396 G.A.A.: 2,3, JC.L.: 3,4, Great Books Club: 3,4, Student Council: 2,3. CURRY, CINDY: 5701 Juiiemorie Ct. 522-2078 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics: 1,2, Basketball: 1, Track: 2, Volleyball: 1,2,4, Student CounciI: 4. DANIELE, CHRISTINA: 4391 Airymont Ct. 662-7386 G.A.A.: 1, Genesions: 2,3,4. DELLECAVE, CHR1S: 6308 Whiteocres Dr. 522-0046 Student Council: 2 DEYHLE, CONNIE: 1958 South Lynndale 729-0479 Safety Council: 1,3,4, GAA, 1,2,3. DIEHL, SUE: 2615 Alloire Ave. 541-3336 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, A.V.: 2,3,4, Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. DISKIN, RITA: 1846 Centerridge Ave. 931-5149 DORNBUSCH, TRACI: 5660 Somver Rd. 681-1054 C.W.D.: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2, A,V,: 2,4, Life: 2. DORSEY, KATIE: 3624 Whiteoak Dr. 522-4236 G.A.A.: 1,2. DOSSMAN, KATHY: 2378 VonLeunen 541-1150 Share: 1, Genesians: 2,3,4. DOYLE, MISSY: 1421 St. Claire 931-4237 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Basketball: 1,2,3,4. DREIER, KIM: 3526 Poole Rd. 385-6550 DRESSMAN, LYNN: 1490 Balfour Ln. 521 -3799 .A.A.: 1. DUFFY, KATHY: 5727 Argus Rd. 681-5438 G.A.A.: 1, Glee Club: 1, A.V.: 2,3,4, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. DUMONT, JEANNE: 8879 Cabot Ln. 931-3351 DYAR, JANE: 1614 North Dixon Cir. 681-1747 1976 G.A.A.: merit. 1,2,3,4, Student Council: Involve- ECKHOFF,MAR1A: 5731 Nuhont Ave. 541 -5491 Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4, G.A.A.: 4. EGBERS, JENNY: 2540 Owlcrest Dr. 742-0131 Spanish Club: 1,2, G.A.A.: 1,2, National Honor Society: 3,4, Life: 4, Student Council: 1,2,3,4, EGBERS, GfNNY: 2531 Owlcrest Dr. 825-0713 G.A.A.: 3, New Horizons: 4. EHLERS, NANCY: 1523 North Bend Rd. 681-7203 TAB: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, French Club: 1,2. ELAM, MERNA J02 9889 Skyridge Dr. 385-9009 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. ELLERHORST, DIANE 3137 Sunnyhollow Ln. 541-2016 ERNST, JEANNE: C.J.D.C.: 1, French Club: 1,3, Yearbook: 3,4. FARIELLO, TERRY: 2619 Byrneside Ave. 729-5064 New Horizons: 3,4, FASOLD, VALERIE: 2364 Whitewood Ln. 681-8598 G.A.A.: 1, Glee Club: 1, German Club: 2, Se- nior Chorus: 2,3,4. FELIX, THERESA: 1169 South Lynnebrook Dr. 541 -5926 Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 10, G.A.A.: 9,10, Sunshine Club: Library Aid: Yearbook: 3, Red Cross: 9. FERRIS, CAROL: 10308 Crestlcmd CT. 851-5288 Glee Club: 1, German Club: Chorus: 2,3. FESSLER, MARY JO: 3279 Harry Lee Ln. 522-6246 1, 2, Senior FJSHER, KAREN A.: 4312 Boudinor Ave. 661 -4932 Student Council: 3,4. FISHER, KAREN L.: 1444 Evencrest Dr. 522-5735 G.A,A.: 1,2,3,4, Safety Council: 2,3, Track: 2,3, Scorekeeper: 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety: 3,4. FISK, PATTY: 1856 Centeridge Ave. 521-1060 G.A.A.: 1,2,3, J.C.L.: 3,4. FLANAGAN, LORI: 5767 Wielert Ave. 681 -6623 G.A.A.: 1, French Club: 1,2,3, Genesicns: 2,3,4, Variety Show: 1,3,4. FOLTZER, MARY: 3399 Banning Rd. 931-4464 German Club: 1,2, Genesicms: 2,3,4. FOLZENLOGEN, PEGGY: 1833 DeArmond Ave. 522-7248 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, J.C.L.: 3,4, Shore: 4. FREDERICK, BETH: 4660 Hubble Rd. 729-1540 FROEHLE, PATTY: 5643 Buttercup Ln. 541-5417 G.A.A.: 1,3. FRY, NANCY: 1274 Norman Ave. 931-9082 G,A,A.: 1, Safety Council: 1. GERN ER, SUE: 3408 Amberwoy 385-4033 GIGANDET, CYNTHIA: 6919 Shamrock Ave. 931-6184 G.A.A.: 1,4, German Club: 2, Orchestra: 1,2,3,4. GIGLIO, TERRI: 4190 Reemelin Rd. 481-2475 G.A.A.: 1,2,4. GLEASON, CENDY: 4565 Hubble Rd. 522-2593 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. GOERTEMILLER, BARBARA: 5749 Juliemarie CT. 522-1954 G.A.Ax 1, German Club: 1,2,3, Life: 3,4, New Horizons: 3,4, Shore: 3,4, Safety Council: 4, YeorbOok: 4. GOOSMAN, MARY BETH: 1520 Larry Ave. 542-5419 Safety Council: 1, French Club: 1,2, Basket- ball: 2, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Swim Team: 2,3,4, Genesians: 2,3,4. GRAUSE, SUSAN: 7016 LaBoiteuux 521-8445 Library Aid: 1. GRAWE, APRIL: 2949 Goda Ave. 481-2238 G.A.A.: 1,3, Senior Chorus: 4. GROH, CHRIS: 9254 Montoro 931-4189 G.A.A.: 1,2,3, Gymnastics: 2, Library Aid: 1, Muiti Media: 2. GROTE, PAT: 2355 VonLeunen 542-0315 G.A.A.: 1,2,3, German Club: 1,2. HAMER, KAREN: 7442 Clovemook Ave. 729-0575 FTA: 2, Voter Information Club: 4, Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4, Health Careers: 2. HANEKAMP, JULIE; 5169 Deeridge Ln, 481-6500 German Club: 1,2, MultiMedio: 3. HARRIGAN, KATHLEEN: 3519 Bevis Ln. 385-7092 Giee Club: 1, Safety Council: 2,3, Life: 4, Se- nior Chorus: 2,3,4. HARRIS, VALERIE: 1340 Riviera P1. 522-3045 HAVLIN, LAURA: 3662 Benh111522-5160 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Yearbook: 3. HAYES, KATHY: 3175 Compton Rd. 522-7854 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. HERBERT, JUDY: 5772 Louderdole Dr. 931-0333 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Genesions: 2,3. HERZOG, LUCY: 6210 Edwood Ave. 681-7441 French Club: 1, Share: 2,3,4, Truck: 3, J.C.L.: 3,4, National Honor Society: 3,4. HOELKER, JULIE: 3411 February Dr. 522-6145 G.A.A.: 1,2. HOFFMAN, D1ANE: 6070 Kordon Ct. 522-3088 HOLMES, CHARLYN: 1619 Norcol Ln. 931.7879 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. HOLTZ, TERRIE'. 10256 Crestlund Ct, 851-0357 HOOKER, KATHY: 4155 Boomer Rd. 662-0286 Spanish Honor Society: G.A.A.: 1,2, Voter Information Club: 3, Share: 4. HORN, DENISE: 6953 LuBoiteoux 521-4728 G.A.A.: 1, Student Council: 1,2,3,4. 1,3, A.V.: HORTON, ROBIN: 6196 Seiler Dr. 522-2962 HUFF, PATTI: 6728 Beth: Ave. 931-1079 MultiMediu: 1,2. HUGHES, DEBBIE: 2701 Sandhurst 931-3075 Genesians: 2,3,4, HULL, MARY JO: 3412 Boomer Rd. 481-0466 IGEL, MARIANNE: 2320 Deblin Dr. 931-5096 C.W.D.: 1, Share: 1,2, Student Council: 2. IHLENDORF, BETH: 5482 Mallard Dr. 662-4253 G.A.A.: 1, Genesions: 2,3,4. INDERHEES, JUDY: 5648 Sprucewood Dr. 681-3384 INDERHEES, MARTY: 3236 Deborah Ln. 931-9059 G.A.A,: 1,2. ISFORT, JENNY: 2693 Grosvenor Dr. 825-1617 German Club: 2, Safety Council: 1,4. JACKSON, KAY ANN 5543 Dry Ridge Rd. 385-7081 German Club: 2. JOYAL, SHARON: 4917 Hawaiian Ter. 591-1472 KABBES, KATHY: 4828 Race Rd. 661-0882 KAELIN, MARY: 3780 Riehle Rd. 931-2908 Shore: 3,4, Life: 3,4, New Horizons: 3,4. KAELIN, JEAN: 1707 Forester Dr. 851-3400 KAHLES, CINDY: 3119 Goda Dr, 481-8385 KAISER, JACKIE: 6915 Lois Dr. 522-5085 KAMMER, ANN: 3388 Nondole Dr. 521-0181 Student Council: 1. KARCHES, AMY LYNN: 2727 Diehl Rd. 481-2435 Life: 4. KASAK, CLAIRE: 2368 Harrywood Ct. 541 -3859 Sunshine Club: 3, J.C.L.: 3,4, Council: 2, Life: 3, TAB: 1,2,3,4. KAUP, CHRIS: 7935 Rambler 131522-6192 Safety Council: 2,3,4, A,V. 2,3,4, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4, National Honor Society: 3,4, Student Council: 4, KEMPER, NANCY: 1439 Weigold Ave. 681-2572 KENNEDY, JENNY: 5637 Penwoy Ct. 541-0494 Student Council: 2,3. Student KIRCHER, KATHY: 2069 Lexa C1. 521-5022 Safety Council: 3,4. KIST, CAROL: 1492 Balfour Ln. 521-6342 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,J.C.L.: 1,2,3. KOENINGER, MARY: 8457 Cheviot Rd. 931-0110 G.A.A. 1,2, G.L.C.: 3,4. KONERMANN, CATHY: 2648 Fairhill Dr. 681-3309 Glee Club: 2, Senior Chorus: 3,4. KONRAD, KAREN: 4219 Runningfcwn Dr. 661-2285 German Cfub: 1,2, Share: 4, TAB: 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club: 1. KRAMB, KATHY: 6925 April Dr. 522-4210 GIeeClub: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2. KRAMER, SHARON: 3407' March Ter. 729-1546 KREIMER, DONNA: 5470 Boomer Rd. 481-0134 G.A.A.: 1,2,3, Safety Council: 4. KREIMER, TERRIE: 2379 Horrywood Ct. 542-6325 German Club: 1, MultiMedia: Council: 1, Life: 3,4. 3, Safety KREKELER, JEANNE: 4866 Hubble Rd. 729-2666 G.A.A,: 4. KREKELER, MARY ANN 7857 Thompson Rd. 385-7344 MultiMedio: 2, G.A.A.: 3, New Horizons: 4, Share: 4. KRESS, ELAINE: 5828 Lathrop Pl. 681-6674 Gree Club: 1, Safety Council: 2, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4, Genesians: 2,3,4, Yearbook: , . KRISTOF, ANDREA: 5598 Clearidge Ln. 931-0432 German Club: 1,2, French Club: 3, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Safety Councif: 2, Scorekeeper: 2,3,4, Volleyball: 1,2,3,4. KROMMER, MARY LEE: 4871 Hawaiian Ter. 541-6781 KUCZAJ, KAREN: 5010 Hawaiian Ter. 542-0174 Spanish Honor Society: 1,2, Sports: 1,2,3,4, KUEMMEL, KATI: 3367 Nondole Dr. 521-0071 Spanish Honor Society: 2, Voter Information Club: 4, National Honor Society: 4. KUETHE, MARY LYNN 7870 Sequoia Ct. 522-0835 Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4, G.A.A.: 1,2,Mu111Media: 2,3, Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4. KUHNS, JULIE: 1619 Melvin Cir, 522-2710 Tennis Team. LIEBERT, PAM: 2590 Tompico Dr. 825-8509 G.A.A.: 1,2. LISTERMANN, DEBBIE: 3377 Alexis Dr. 522-2865 LUKEN, NANCY: 7100 Swirlwood 931-5552 Safety Council: 2, Voter 1nformotion Club; Yearbook: 3,4. 197 LAMBERT, CONNIE: 6641 Springdole Rd. 385-8870 LAMPE, MICHELLE: 6916 Gloria Dr. 521-6652 Safety Council: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2. LANDON, VALERIE: 2448 Stonypoim Dr. 825-5359 LAWSON, CATHIE: 6047 Ramblingridge Dr. 521-2894 Shore: 1, G.A.A.: 1,4. LENHARDT, CAROLYN: 5616 Colerain Ave. 541-7032 German Club: 1,2,3, Senior Chorus: 3, MultiMedio: 3, Voter Information Club: 3,4, TAB: 1,2,3,4, Yearbook: 3. LEWIS, DIANE: 6808 Edmur Ct. 541-7033 Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4. McCURDY, MARY ANN: 1657 Marlowe Ave. 681-5138 Share: 1,2,3, G.A,A.: 1,3,4. McDONAGH, DEBBIE: 1023 Springbrook Dr. 931-8766 MultiMedio: 2, G.A.A.: 1,2,3. MCDONOUGH, MARY: 1463 Dordine Ln. 729-0847 Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2, G.A.A.: 4. MCGINNIS, ERJN: 5064 Hawaiian Ter. 541-1260 Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4, TAB: 3. MACKE, CHRIS: 5397 Nighthawk Dr. 662-0482 MA1LE, BRENDA: 6936 Lois Dr. 931-5253 G.A.A,: 1. MARQUET, MARJEAN: 3121 Banning Rd. 521-6107 MASTIN, LYNN: 3368 Nandule Dr. 931-1451 German Club: 1,2,3, Voter Information Club: 3,4. MASUR, ANNA: 4587 Fordole Ln. 522-0004 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Basketball: 1, Gymnastics: 2, Student Council: 4. MATTSCHECK, CHERYL: 2009 Dallas Ave. 521-5437 Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2. MEINERS, PAM: 3630 Shortridge Cir. 931-7246 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. MERCURIO, KIM: 8461 Firshode 522-7779 G.A.A.: 1,2, Sunshine Club: 2. MEYER, JUDY: 6916 Klefndale Ave. 521-4635 Volleyball: 1. MEYER, VlCKf: 3157 Blue Acres Dr. 522-2088 MILLER, BARB: 5761 Blue Rock Rd, 385-9103 MOELLER, LISA: 2511 Arroko Dr. 522-1366 MOSCHEL, COLLEEN: 5685 Jessup Rd. 522-2663 German Club: 1,2, J.C.L.: 3,4, Great Books Club: 3,4. MURPHY, MONICA: 3875 Thimbleglen Dr. 385-7297 G.A,A.: 1,2, Share: 2, Sunshine Club: 2, 198 MUTH, CONNIE: 6284 Rocknoll Ln. 385-6573 French Club: 1, Great Books Club: 1, Share: 2, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Genesians: 2,3,4. NEAL, CAROLE: 2013 Greenpine Dr. 825-0103 Glee Cfub: 1, Senior Chorus: 2, Student Council: 2. N EELY, ANGELA: 10864 Sprucehill Dr. 851-5077 Safety Council: 1, NEUMANN,J1LL: 8237 Jackies Dr. 931-1969 Health Club: 1. N1EHAUS,JANICE: 7018 Noble Ave. 521-7510 G.A.A,: 1,2, Library Aid: 1,2, NIEMEYER, PAT: 5574 Jessup Rd. 931-7245 NOBLE, DEBORAH: 2606 Robers 681-1573 Sunshine Club: 2. O'CONNOR, KAREN: 6078 Kordon C1. 931-5451 ORENDORFF, KATHY: 503 Piccodillfs Rd. Baltimore, MaryIand. GAA: 1. OTTE, MARY SUE: 6780 Heorne Rd. 574-6883 G.A.A.: 1, Shore: 2, MultiMedio: 2,3,4, Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4, Yearbook: 4. PAUL, MAUREEN: 3278 Stevie Ln. 521 -5399 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. PAYER, JAN: 9431 Rockpon'r Dr.931-0621 G.A.A: 1, MultiMedia: 2, Share: 3. PETERS, JUDITH: 4145 Springdule Rd. 385-8279 Student Council: 4. PIEPMEYER, NANCY: 2038 Connecticut Ave. 681-0274 G.A.A.: 1. PITULA, LORI: 4198 Quaker Hill Dr. 661-6181 G,A.A.: 2,3,4. POLLARD, DJAN E: 4167 Clearpoint Dr. 481-8336 G.A.A.: 1,2. PROBST, JANET: 3516 Cresfnoll Dr. 481-8566 G.A,A: 1. RACK, BONN1E: 5151 North Bend Rd. 481-6398 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. RANZ, MAUREEN: 5228 Oak Hill Ln. 481-3518 G.A,A.: 1, Sfudent Council: 3,4, National Honor Society: 3,4. RIECHEL, DEBBIE: 1534 Clovernoll Dr, 521-6935 RIEDER, KATHY: 91 28 Whitehead Dr. 385-7366 RINGENBACH, TERRY: 3328 Blue Rock Rd. 521-0293 CJDC: 1,2, French Club: 3,4. ROBBEN MARGIE: 2424 Whifewood Ln. 729-4422 C.W,D.: 1,2, J.C.L.: 3,4, G.A.A.: 1,2, Shore: 3, Latin Honor Society; 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society: 4. ROHRER,TERR1: 2952 Timberview Dr. 662-4155 ROTHAN, PAULA: 6397Mu11en Rd. 385-6363 RUBERG, KAREN: 1450 Marlowe Ave. 541-4291 TAB: 1. RUDEMILLER, LISA: 1495 Clovernoll Dr. 931-9933 Share: 2,4, Gymnastics: 1,2,3, G.A.A.: 1,2,3, Track: 2. RUEHL, ALMA: 4503 Fordale 931-2807 Glee Club: 1, G.A.A.: 1,2, Student Council: 4. RUMPKE, LEEANN: 1411 Teakwood 541-4953 French Club: 1, G.A.A.: 3,4, Yearbook: 4. RUSSELL, BARB: 2114 McKinley Ave. 681-0140 RUTZ, BARB: 1910 Knollridge Ln. 931-0066 SAHO, CONNIE: 2742 Westonridge 542-3717 G.A.A.: 1, French Club: 1,2,3, Glee Club, 1, Senior Chorus: 3, Genesions: 2,3,4. SAN DLIN, SALLY: 5699 Belmont Ave. 542-1189 SCHEHR, MOLLY: 6120 Belleuri PI, 681-3745 Student Council: 1, Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. SCHIERING, BETH: 3481 Hader Ave. 481-0080 French Club: 1,2, J.C.L.: 3,4, Safety Council: 4. SCHILDMEYER, SANDI: 1541 Oak Knoll Dr. 522-7991 German Club: 1,2, J.C.L.: 3,4, Great Books 3131b: 3,4, Glee Club: 1, Senior Chorus: , ,4. SCHLACHTER, CAROL: 5999 Fawnridge Ct. 931-9485 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Shore: 2,3, 2,3,4. SCHLECHTINGER, DEBBY: 7034 EHen Ave. 521-9403 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Swim Team: 2, Gymnastics: 1,2,3, Share: 2. SCHLEMMER, TERRY: 3497 Redskin Dr. 825-7966 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. Genesions: SCHMIDT, KATHLEEN: 9306 Ronchill Dr. 931-9254 G.A.A.: 1,2, Senior Chorus: 2. SCHMIDT, LAURA: 3847 Lincoln Rd. 931-2192 G.A.A.: 1,2, Genesions: 2,3, Life: 4. SCHMfTZ, PAULA: 3836 Boomer Rd. 662-0606 SCHMUELLING, MARTI: 3643 White Oak Dr. 931 -3405 G.A.A.: 1,3,4, Student Council: 1,3,4. SCHNEIDER, SUE: 1422 Hillcrest 542-7028 Share: 1, Gymnastics: 2, Genesions: 2,3. SCHNELLE, CLAIRE: 6907 Lois Dr. 521-5348 SCHOTTELKOTTE, SUE: 8235 Royal Heights Dr. 521-9489 G.A.A,: 2,4, MultiMedia: 2. SCHULTEN, BETH: 3228 Jessup Rd. 681-8161 SCHUTTE, KATHY: 1969 Connecticut Ave. 542-3246 Shore: 1,2,3,4 SCHWAB, JANET: 3691 Jessup Rd. 931-3748 German Club: 1,2, G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. SCHWARTZ, LINDA: 2745 BrIstolHi11C1.541-2859 Glee Club: 1, A.V.: 2,3, 6AA: 3, Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. SCHWETSCHNAU, CAROL: 6050 Kordon Cf. 931-3548 J,C.L,: 3,4, Shore: 2. SCHWETSCHNAU, TERR1: 3640 Brockton 385-7116 5EAMAN,M1CHELLE. 9312 Roundrop 385- 9493 G. A. A: SE1BERT, BARB: 9118 Whitehead Dr, 385-7432 G.A.A.: 1. SEUBERLING, SHARON: 5605 Goldenrod Dr. 541-0059 Shore: 3, G.A.A.: 4. SHARP, LORI: 2909 Jessup Rd. 681-2110 Share: 2,3, Safety Council: 2,3, G.A.A.: 3,4. SICILIANO, CHRIS: 3424 Rocker Dr. 522-6396 Voter lnformmion Club: 3,4. 51LL1E5, PATR1C1A: 6013 Pineview Ln. 521-0294 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. SIMMONS, JEAN: 3301 Jessup Rd. 522-0353 SMITH, MARGIE: 1915 Connecticut Ave. 541-6369 Share: 1,2,3,4 SMITH, PATT1: 7150 Dulndee Ct 931 6182 G. A.A SMITH, SHARON: 6171 Gaines Rd. 521-8634 SONDERMAN, DEBORAH: 5869 Jessup Rd. 729-1061 SPADE, KIM: 3212 Crimson Ln. 931-0861 Spanish Honor Society: 2, G.A.A.: 4, STEHLIN, NANCY: 6934 Lois Dr. 521-6192 STEHLIN, SALLY: 8008 Hickman St. 521-6717 Safety Council: 1. STENGER, REGINA: 1521 Adams Rd. 521-7869 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Life: 3,4. STIER, JULIE: 353 Horrywood Ct. 541 4975 Sfudent Council: 2, 3,4, Swim Team: 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.:1 2,3,4 French Club: 2 Genesiuns: 2,3,4. STRAUSS, CANDY: 1811 Sfer1ing Ave. 931-0688 CJDC: AA; SUNNENBERG, DEBBIE: 7847 Elizabeth St. 729- 0762 2151.174 2, Safety CounciF: 2,3, Senior Chorus: 2.3.4- TENKOTTE, GERMAINE: 7010 Ripple Rd. 941-3432 G,A.A.: 1,2,4, Orchestra: 1,2,3,4. TEPE, LISA: 4045 Cleorpomr Dr. 661 -2300 TIEKE,V1CKY: 1611 Robinson Cir. TOELKE, REG1NA: 6062 Pawnee Dr. 681-5926 TOERNER, JUDY: 4205 Fearman Ave. 481-7709 Latin Honor Society: 1,2,3,4, G.A.A.: 2, J.C.L.: 3,4, Orchestra: 1,2, National Honor Society: 4. TRAME, PATTY: 2362 Horrywood Ct 681-4320 Glee Club: Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4, Life: 3, 4, G.A.A.:1,2, 3, 4 UTRECHT, KATHY: 6503 Edwood Ave. 681-8342 French Club: 1,2,3, G...:AA 1,2 Student CounCIl: 2, Nahonol Honor Society: 4. VENNEMEYER, JULI: 1708 Melvin Ct. 522-5427 CJDC: 1, G.A.A. 1,2. VOLLMAN, VICKf: 5157 Nighthawk 662-4030 VOLMER, MARY BETH: 4500 Blue Rock Rd. 931-5626 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4,Volleybol1: 1. VOSSEBERG, RITA: 3369 Boomer Rd. 661-1602 German Club: 1,2,3. WAMPLER, JOAN: 3195 HarryLee Ln. 521-5963 Glee Club. 1, Senior Chorus: 2, German Club: 1 2, 3, Great Books Club: 3, 4, Library Aid: 2,3,4, Yearbook: 4, Orchestra: 1 2, 3, 4. WEINGARTNER, MARGIE: 6074 Pecchview Dr. 522-2386 Gymnastics: 2, J.C.L.: 3,4, Student Council: 3, Yearbook: 3. WESDORP, JULI E: 5535 Kirby Rd. 542-3033 Safety Council: 3. WESSEL, CINDY: 5672 Jessup Rd. 521-3140 WESSELER, CATHY: 1704 Llonfoir: 541-0250 WETTERICH, DIANNE: 9963 Skyridge Dr. 385-8216 WINDT, JANET: 6948 Loiler. 521-6982 G.A.A.: 2,3,4, Vo1leyboll: 1 ,,2 Student Council: 11,2, JC L.: 3, 4, Nahon6l Honor So- ciety: 3 ,4 WOLSEFER, PATTY: 2068 Seven Hills Dr. 825-5589 G.A.A.: 1. WOOD, KATHY: 1468 Deerwood Ct. 931-8277 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4, Basketball: 1,2,3,4. WUNDERLICH, CAROL: 6753 Golfwoy 681-5981 ZE1SER, JAN: 5516 Kirby Rd. 541- 3236 G. A. A.: ,2 Yearbook: 4 199 Abei, Gretchen 7, 58, 148 Adams, Barb 86, 89,108 Adams, Peggy 68, 154 Ahlers, Anne 86, 130, 179, 207 Ahlers, Cathy 68, 179, 185 Ahr, Karen 86, 106 Aielli, Gino 78 Albonese, Gina 68, 167 Alexander, Debbie 40, 78 Alexander, Jan 67, 68, 144, 150, 185 A1exander,Joon 78, 158 Alf, Margie 78, 157, 171,185 Allaire, Helen 70, 68, 117, 125 Amiott, Laura 68, 155 Angu5,Ji1158 Angus, Lori 68 Annis, Anna 77, 78, 80, 158, 191 Annis, Beth 5, 58, 158 Appelmann, Marian 58 Appiarius, Pam 68, 168, 193 Armontrou'r, Sue 78 Arszman, Diane 58 Aufderbeck, Jill 67, 68, 71, 133, 170 Aug, Beth 58, 148 Bach, Connie 86, 100, 104, 121 Bacher, Kim 68 Bachman, Jenny 58 Bolosh, Ann 86, 147, 179, 185, 107 Balzer, Linda 58 Bamberger, Amy 40, 58 Bore, Marianna 58 Barlag, Tommy 78, 135, 185 Bostin, Dione 54, 68, 168 Bauer, Connie 86 Baumgorfner, Peggy 58, 171 Bour, Deborah 86, 90 Bour, Kim 68 Bouscher, Carol 68 Becker, Lois 78 Becker, Sue 68 Beischel, Jill 58, 148 Beischel, Brigid 78, 179 Beischel, Edith 58 Beischel, Jean 68, 118 Beischel, Maureen 86, 98 Beifing, Ann 78, 185 Benkert, Julie 86, 185 Bennett, Sue 58 Bens, Cathy 86 Bens, Margie 78 Bens, Robbie 68 Berding, Denise 58 Bernecker, Denise 58 Berninger, Cindy 67, 68, 144 Berthold, Chris 41, 58, 178 Berrke, Cathy 58 Betsch, Kathy 58 Betz, Sue 68 Biehle, Elaine 78 Biesik, Lisa 67, 68, 155 Bigner, Patty 53, 58 Bill, Karen 78 Billhorn, Barbie 68 Binzer,Car0186, 105, 147, 185 Binzer, Janie 78, 117 Bifter, Toni 78, 145 Block, Lori 78 Black, Terri 58 Blank, Kim 68 Blasch, JoAnn 58, 148, 157, 166 Blum, Ann 48, 86,89, 117, 129, 138, 149, Bly, 7131168 Blymeier, Rose Ann 58, 161 Bockelmcn, Peggy 41, 53, 58 Boeckermonn, Gaby 68 Boehm, Karen 58, 148, 156 Boerger, Janice 78 80995, Kim 78 80995, Linda 44, 58, 115 Boliske, Alice 78 Bollin, Beth 78, 130, 145, 185 BonvilFiun, Denise 65 Bosch, Aimee 58 Bosse, Cindy 87, 101, 103, 127 200 Index Bosse, Betsy 78 Bosse, Terri 68 Bouflie, Camille 58 Bowling, Kate 6, 58, 136, 144, 161 Bowling, Lisa 57, 58, 125 Bowling, Mary Beth 6, 78, 145 Bowman, Diana 87, 113, 171 Brabender, Jenny 58, 148, 157 Bracken, CaroIe 6, 78, 83, 117 Braeuning, Party 58, 135 Brokers, Nancy 40, 43, 45, 47, 49, 52, 78, 189 Brokers, Peggy 87, 122 Broun, Cheryl 58, 161 Braun, Sondee 41, 54, 68, 144 Breetz, Mary 68, 125, 156 Brinkmonn, Beth 57, 58, 144, 148 Brinkmann, Tammy 78, 118, 129, 130, 156, 179, 185 Brosey, Linda 87, 188 Brown, Betty 87, 163, 207 Brown, Juanita 58 Brown, Thelma 68 Braxon, Sharon 87 Brueneman, Patty 78, 117, 145 Bruening, Paula 7, 68, 132 Brunner, Chris 58, 163 Brunsmon, Sony 68, 185 Bucher, Kim 68 Buchert, Linda 78 Buchher, Cheryle 58 Budke,Ju1e 78, 117, 145 Buffington, Cathy 44, 58, 135, 148, 171 Bunch, Mary 50, 58 Bunch, Teresa 68 Bums, Lisa 87 Burger, Char 78, 40 Burger, Jeanne 54, 58, 14B Burke, Amy 78, 179 Burke, Potty 68 Burns, Bernie 50, 68 Burns, Mary Beth 58, 156 Busch, Terri 54, 58, 135 Busken, Clare 78 Busken, Kathleen 4, 87 Busken, Teresa 68 Butz, Linda 4, 43, 85, 87 Cody, Marianne 50, 69 Caldwell, Donnie 68 Calme, Terri 69, 117, 171, 173 Canning, Jaycie 87, 105, 114, 117 Cannon, Mary 87, 89, 104, 207 Capone, Karen 57, 58, 144 Corr, Becky 78, 185 Carr, Theresa 87, 89, 117, 173, 185 Corraher, Pepper 58, 176 Carroll, Melissa 58 Carroll, Traci 78, 117, 138, 150, 165 Catron, Karen 87, 95 Cefulu, Beth 54, 69 Cefalu, Lori 58 Chain, Micheie 88, 102 Cinquina, Gloria 58 Clingermon, Mario 58 Cohen, Tami 40, 41, 46, 53, 59, 161 Co1ina, Cathy 69, 179 Collins, Amy 59 Collins, Kathy 59 Connelly, CoHeen 69 Conners, Lori 78, 146 Conrad, Mary Ann 69, 132 Conrady, Donna 36, 69, 169 Cook, Cathy 88 Cook, Sharon 44, 52, 69 Coors, Janet 40, 42, 45, 47, 78, 144 Coors, Mary Ann 59 Coyle, Sue 77 Creed, Anne 78, 145, 192 Creelman, Chris 59, 135, 160 Cronin, Linda 59 Crowe, Mary 6, 78, 185 Cullen, Jenny 78, 145, 179 Curran, Porn 6, 78 Curran, Teresa 41, 69 Currell, Cynthia 88, 91, 92, 127, 158, 179 Currell, Marty 8, 57, 59, 144 Curry, Cindy 43, 85, 88,89, 145, 189 Curry, Kim 54, 59 Custer, Theresa 78, 179 D'Eramo, Toni 59, 157 Doeger, Allison 59, 148, 166 D'Amico, Bath 69, 135, 163, 184, 185 Dammarell, Debbie 78, 185 Dammarell, Kathy 59, 156, 163, 166 Dungel, MaryC1oire 77, 78, 126, 127, 191 Daniele, Christina 88, 117 Daulton, Laurie 59 Dount, Kelly 69, 116, 173 Duuwe, Karen 40, 42, 50, 69, 189 Davis, Jenny 45, 46, 52, 78 Davis, Nancy 69 Davis, Par 78 Davis, Sandy 59 Day, Kathy 69 DeGuire, Cece 69 Dehler, Kim 69, 171 Dehner, Jenny 69 Dellecave, Chris 88, 123 Dellecove, Teri 54, 59, 63, 170 Deller, Jan 69, 166 DeMar, Pafti 59, 61 Denicola, Ju1ie Ann 59, 148 Deno, Joan 45, 50, 51, 53, 59 Dettmer, Debbie 79, 185 Deyhle, Connie 88 Dilonardo, Jan 69 Dick, Christie 4, 59 Dickhous, Denise 59 Diegmueller, Debbie 59 Diehl, Cynthia 79, 145, 179, 185 Diehl, Sue 88, 157, 185, 188 Dietrich, Dianna 79, 179 Dietrich, Dione 7, 79, 150 Dinkelacker, Karen 54, 59 Dinkelocker, Terry 69 Discepoli, Laura 50, 59 Diskin, Rita 88 Dodd, Cheri 59 Dodd, Peggy 69, 166 Donahue, Potty 59, 148 Donovan, Neysa 44, 59, 148, 166 Dornbusch, Susi 50, 69 Dornbusch, Traci 88, 8 Dorsey, Katie 88 Dorsey, Mary Lynn 69 Dorsey, Teresa 59 Dossman, Kathy 88, 117, 147 Doyle, Bridget 59, 156, 171, 193 Doyle, Leslie 50, 54, 69 Doyle, Missy 48, 49, 89 Dreier, Kim 89 Dressman, Lynn 89 Duffy, Kathy 89, 147, 157, 185 Dumont, Jeanne 89 Dunn, Mary 69 Dunn, Sue 79, 171, 179 Durkin, Janet 59 Dyar, Jane 89, 114, 144 Dzurik, Chris 41 , 69 Eckoff, Maria 89, 100 Eckoff, Monica 59 Egbers, Ginny 89, 91, 93 Egbers, Jenny 89, 101, 130, 166 Ehlers, Nancy 89, 152 Eicher, Mary Lynn 54, 59 Elam, Memo JD 89 Ellerhorst, Diane 90 EHerhorst, Linda 69 E11erhorst, Paula 59 Ellert, Lisa 69, 73, 117, 173, 176, 179 Elsosser, Sue 69 Enderle, Marlene 59 Enderle, Mary 69 Endres, Maryanne 54, 79 Engelbrink, Nancy 69 Ernst, Marcy 59 Ernst, Jeanne 90, 207 Eschenboch, Lisa 69, 185 Falls, Lori 59 Fariello, Terry 90, 107 Forkas, Marianne 54, 69, 166 Former, Laura 59 Farrell, Carolyn 59, 157, 171 Farrell, Rusty 79, 117, 171, 179, 192 Fasold, Karen 69, 185 Fosold, Valerie 90, 102, 147, 185 Fozzio, Lisa 57, 59, 144 Fede, Terry 59, 154 Fehring, Janice 69 Feisthammel, Lisa 59, 163 Feldmon, Theresa 79 Felix, Theresa 90 Ferris, Carol A, 90 Ferris, Carol 77, 79, 130, 179 Fessler, Mary Jo 90 Fey, Monica 54, 69 Findley, Karen 53, 59 Findley, Morisue 40, 43, 45, 48, 49, 52, 79 Findley, Peggy 69 Finke, Sandy 79, 185 Fischer, Marcy 59 Fisher, Karen A. 85, 90, 181 Fisher, Karen L. 40, 90, 130, 149 Fisher, Nancy 41, 70 Fisher, Shirley 79, 145 Fisk, Patty 5, 90, 127, 130 Fitch, Caroline 59 Fitzpatrick, Annfe 59, 157 Fitzpatrick, Mary 79, 124, 134, 135, 145 Flanagan, Lari 90, 117, 170, 188 Fleisch, Amy 59 Fleshman, Karen 70, 125 Flockhart, Patricio 79, 179 Flohr, Kim 59 Foltzer, Mary 90, 91, 117, 158, 173 Folzenlogen, Peggy 91, 127, 129, 130 Franklin, Angie 79, 176 Franklin, Claudette 79 Frederick, Bath 91, 104 Frederick, Jo Ann 54, 67, 70, 75 Freeman, Sue 79, 134, 135, 176 Fries, Marybeth 59, 148 Froehle, Colleen 59 Froehle, Patty 91 Fry, Nancy 90, 91 Gallagher, Patty 70 Gollenstein, Porn 79 Gardner, Heidi 59, 161, 163 Gardner, Joyce 79 Gortner, Patti 79 Garfner, Sue 59, 148 Gunner, Terri 70, 156, 171 Gates, Lisa 60, 135 Gears, Margie 70, 117, 173 Gehring, Jean 70 Gehrum, Lisa 60 Geiger, Lisa 60 Geiger, Elaine 60 Geiger, Gala 79 Geiger, Joyce 79 Geiger, Sue 79, 145, 181 Geise, Ann 54, 79 Geroci, Cathy 60, 163 Gerbus, Goil 70 Gerbus, Jane 79 Gerbus, Lisa 40, 52, 70, 137 Gerner, Sue 91 Geftelfinger, Potty 70, 125 Gibbs, Lori 54, 55, 60 Giesken, Mary 70, 117, 173 Giesting, Mary 60 Gigandet, Cinthia 91, 163 Giglio, Terri 5, 90, 91 Girmonn, Jenny 60, 115 Girten, Jenny 54, 60, 148 Girten, Becky 79, 185 GIcmdorf, Paulo 70, 170 Glendorf, Tracy 60 Glankler, N. 79, 117, 138, 139, 145, 163, 170 Gleason, Cindy 94, 104 Goedde, Cindy 44, 45, 52, 79, 145, 189 Goertemiller, B. 91, 152, 156, 166, 168, 171, 207 Goosman, Mary Beth 91, 95, 117, 139, 173, 180 Gordon, L150 70 Grouse, Peggy 70 Grouse, Susan 91 Grawe, April 91, 147, 185 Grawe, Denna 6, 60 Gray, Carla 70, 168, 179, 185 Gray, Debbie 70 Gray, Kelly 60 Greninger, Sue 60, 144, 164 Griffin, Kathy 79, 156 Groh, Chris 92, 9 Grote, Pat 90, 92 Gruber, Denise 70 Gruber, Maribeth 79 Grundhoefer, Lisa 60, 157 Guilfoye, Tina 79, 176 Gutmcn, Potty 7, 70, 168 Haas, Vickie 70, 176 Hoffner, Vivien 79 Haggard, Down 60, 148, 156 Hahn, Cathy 79 Homer, Karen 89, 92, 179 Hommerle, Jenny 52, 79, 156 Hammor, Laurie 79, 82, 133 Honekanp, Julie 92 Honekanp, Laura 70 Hanekanp, Mary Lynn 60 Harney, Melissa 45, 50, 51, 52, 70, 132 Harrigon, Kathy 5, 92, 105, 147, 166, 185 Harris, Gina 60 Harris, Valerie 92, 8 Harfinger, Kathy 79 Hartman, Donna 60, 115, 148 Hartman, Donna 70 Harvey, Terri 70, 117 Hastings, Debbie 60 Hau551er, Mary 79, 185 Hautman, Marlene 79 Haverkos, Patti 79, 117, 134, 145, 152, 163, 173, 176 Hovlin, Jean 70 Havlin, Laura 8, 92 Hayes, Kathy 92, 9 Hayes, Linda 77, 79, 152 Hebbeler, Donna 41, 60, 157, 161 Heeg, Jenny 70 Heeney, Barb 60 Heil, Jenny 40, 43, 48, 49, 52, 79, 83, 163 HeiFe, Ellen 70 Heilmann, Trisha 79, 127, 126, 171, 185 Heilmuyer, Lori 70, 128 Heimback, Sue 60 Hellmann, Kathy 79 Hellmonn, Nancy 70, 135 Hellweg, Yvonne 60 Helmers, Amy 70 Helms, Chris 70 Helmes, Peggy 79 Helmheckel, Kathy 7O Helstein, Brigitte 60, 148 Henke, Peggy 80 Henke, Sandy 70, 179, 185 Herb, Julie 60 Herbert, Connie 77, 80 Herbert, Judy 49, 92, 104, 152 Herzog, Lucy 89, 92, 127, 128, 130, 168 Herzog, Nancy 60 Hesketh, Barb 70 Hessler, Janet 41, 70, 170 Hessling, Marty 54, 60 Hicks, Nancy 60 Hicks, Stephanie 44, 70 Hiller, Maureen 80 HiJs, Karen 70 Hils, Karen 71 Hirth, Jayne 7, 71, 185 Hoelker, Jill 60 Hoelker, Julie 87, 91,92, 114, 170 Hoffman, Carolyn 80 Hoffman, Debbie 71, 155 Hoffman, Diane 92, 158 Hoffmann, Jody 80 Hoffmann, Sue 71 Hoh, Lisa 60, 148 Hollstegge, Mary 80, 156, 185 Holmes, Carlyn 93 Holfgrefe, Carol 44, 71 Holfz, Terrie 93, 97 Holtz, Vickie 71 Holzheimer, Julie 80, 127, 144 Honkomp, Ellen 71, 157 Honkomp, Sue 80, 145 Hornnef, Kim 60 Honold, Kathy 71 Henschopp, Chris 71, 156 Hooker, Kathy 93, 168, 179 Hooker, Patty 80, 124, 130, 145, 185 Hooker, Sue 53, 60, 148 Hooven, Barb 60 Hopfensperger, Ann 43, 45, 54, 55, 80, 189 Hopfensperger, Carol 7, 40, 71, 156 Hopfebsperger, Sue 40, 50, 60 Horan, Kathy 60 Horn, Denise 93, 122 Horton, Robin 93 House, Linda 60, 156, 161 Houser, Mary 80 Hoyt, Deborah 60 Hudepohl, Marianne 54, 80 Hudepohl, Nancy 80 Huelsmcm, Ruth 60, 148 Huelsmon, Sharon 71, 168, 179 Huesmon, Lisa 71, 166, 179 Huesmon, Mary 71, 125 Huff, Pam 93 Hughes, Debbie 93, 116, 117, 173 Hughes, Maureen 71, 156 Hulgin, Kathy 60 Hull, Mary Jo 93 Huller, Jane 80 Huller, Mary 71 Husso, Gwen 41, 71, 125 Hutchinson, Jan 60 Huxel, Sue 71 Igel, Marianne 93 lhlendorf, Beth 93, 97, 117, 138 lnderhess, Barb 60, 63, 163 Inderhees, Janet 71 Inderhees, Judy 93, 182 lnderhees, Marty 94, 104 lnderhees, Porn 71 Isforf, Jenny 94, 130 Jackson, Kay 94, 143, 165 Jelen, Rose 61 Jenkins, Carol 6, 156 Jenne, Ann 80 Jester, Joan 80, 185 Johnstone, Karen 71 Jones, Cindy 71 Jones, Maryanne 80 Jones, Michele 71, 185 Joyui, Sharon 94 Jump, Debbie 40, 71, 117 Kabes, Kathy 94 Kabes, Sue 61, 148 Koelin, Jean 94 Koelin, Mary 94, 156, 166, 168 Kohles, Cindy 94 Kaiser, Barbara 61, 156 Kaiser, Cheryl 80 Kaiser, Connie 53, 61, 148, 156, 157 Kaiser, Dione 71 Kaiser, Jackie 94 Kaiser, Pam 80, 181 Kammer, Ann 94 Kommer, Mary 71 201 Kamphaus, Michele 40, 61 Kanet, Kimmy 80 Karches, Amy 94, 102, 143, 166 Kasok, C. 94, 114, 125, 127, 130, 149, 207 Kasselmonn, Cindy 80, 122, 144, 179 Kafenkamp, Judy 61 Kaup, C. 85, 89, 94, 130, 147, 149, 157, 171, 179, 185 Keller, Jackie 44, 45, 71 Keller, Jane 80 Kellerman, Bev 80 Kelly, Kathy 7, 78, 79, 80, 117, 145 Kelly, Terri 61, 156 Kemble, Julie 61, 166, 176 Kemme, Marianne 53, 61 Kemper, Nancy 94 Kennedy, Jenny 8, 94, 104 Kerrh, Terrie, 41, 54, 61 Kesse, Theresa 61 Kessling, Linda 61, 157 Kincaid, Julie 67,71, 156 King, Judy 71 Kircher, Kafhy 95 Kist, Carol 5, 95, 97, 126, 127 Kistner, Kim 61 Klengers, Julie 71 Kleinwachter, Robin 61 Klenk, Donna 44, 71 Klostermon, Joanne 47, 8O Klostermcm, Potty 71 Kluener, Julie 71,185 Knapp, Mary 61, 148 Knoll, Kim 80 Knolle, Theresa 80 Knollman, Eileen 61, 156, 168 Knollmon, Maryann 80, 156, 166 Kach, Julie 61,148 Koenig, Sandy 68, 71, 117, 173 Koeninger, Mary 95, 127 Kohls, Brady 61, 148 Kohls, Linda 80 K0113, Mary Jo 80, 157, 171 Kolbe, Barbara 61 Kolmeyer, Mary Ellen 61 , 157, 163 Kolodzik, Melissa 80 Konermonn, Cathy 95, 147, 156, 185 Konrad, Karen 95, 125, 168 Kotz, Diana 80 Kramb, Kathy 95 Kramer, Celeste 80, 117, 145, 173 Kramer, Donna 80, 150 Kramer, Julie 71 Kramer, LaDonna 80 Kramer, Mary Ann 71 Kramer, Sharon 95 Kreimer, Donna 95 Kreimer, Mary Lee 71, 125, 179 Kreimer, Terri 61 Kreimer, Terrie 95, 114, 125, 166 Krekeler, Jeanne 95 Krekeler, Kathy 42, 72 Krekeler, Mary Ann 96 Krekeler, Sue 72 Kress, Elaine 96, 114, 147, 173, 185, 207 Krismer, Korhy 72, 163, 179 Krismer, Mary Ellen 61 Kristof, Andrea 40, 43, 89, 96 Krommer, Mary Lee 96 Krummen, Cheryl 72 Kruthaupt, Linda 80 Kuczai, Karen 48, 96, 130, 179 Kuemmel, Kati 96, 129, 130, 157, 179, 182 Kuethe, Eileen 80, 179 Kuerhe, Mary Lynn 96, 124, 147, 179, 185 Kuhns, Julie 92, 96, 158, 182 Kummer, Nancy 61, 148, 166 Kurlemonn, JoAnn 80, 145, 163 Kusnerak, Kim 61 LoDuke, Annette 44, 80 Lohmann, Peggy 80, 183 Lambert, Connie 96, 106 Lammerf, Anne 40, 42, 61 Lammerf, Ellen 40, 42, 80, 122, 127, 130, 145, 163 202 Lompe, Cheri 61, 148 Lampe, Linda 72 Lumpe, Lisa 72 Lampe, Margie 80, 183 Lampe, Michelle 96, 103 Lompe, Tricia 80, 163 London, Valerie 96, 106 LoPille, Andrea 61, 148 Losch, Theresa 81 Laugel, Cindy 72, 135, 185 Lougel, Kathy 61 Lawrence, Sandy 41, 52, 72, 179 Lawson, Condee 61, 63 Lawson, Cathie 92, 96 Lawson, Terri 41, 77, 81 Lawson, Tina 61 Le, Nhu Thuy 81 Le, Nhi 72, 75, 133 Leahy, Jul'ie 43, 44, 48, 49, 52, 72 Leahy, Pegeen 44, 53, 61 Leigh, Debbie 81 Leisgang, Cathy 61 Lemming, Laura 81 Lenhardt, Carolyn 96, 149, 157 LePere, Pokey 72 Lewis, Dione 96, 179, 188 Lewis, Linda 72 Liebert, Pam 96 Lierl, Jan 81, 117, 163,170 Limke, Janet 72, 169 Limke, Mary Ann 81, 122, 176 Linder, Judy 61 Lindsay, Lisa 57, 61, 157 Lindsay, Vicki 81 Lipford, Lori 54, 61 Listermon, Susan 72 Listermann, Ann 81, 145, 185 Listermonn, Debbie 96, 113, 1 15 LoBuono, Amy 41, 61 Loeffer, Lois 72 Loftus, Peggy 81, 117, 135, 163, 173, 176 Lohbeck, Debby 81, 82, 157 Lohbeck, Lori 67, 72, 144, 157 Losocker, Mary 73 Lucas, Julie 61,135 Luchte, Porn 61 Ludmann, Kathy 72 Ludmonn, Sheila 61 Luken, Nancy 96, 157, 207 Luken, Valerie 62 Lurz, Sandy 7, 81, 117, 173, 176 Luzieftf, Debbie 62 Mocke, Chris 88, 97 Macke, Lisa 72 Macke, Pam 54, 55, 62, 137, 150 Macke, Peggy 54, 55, 62, 171 Magruder, Sarah 72 Muhoney, Lois 72, 135, 185 Muier, Elise 6, 62 Maile, Brenda 97 Mann, Marcia 62 Mann, Sharon 47, 81 Morquet, Mariean 97, 105 Martini, Diane 40, 50, 62 Martini, Linda 62, 157 Martini, Terry 62, 135 Mason, Jamie 81 Mosso, Monica 62 Masso, Teri 81, 171 Masset, Molly 81, 117, 135, 145, 168 Mustin, Lynn 97, 157 Mosur, Anna 85, 93, 97, 114, 150, 151, 182 Mcsur, Sam 81, 165 Martscheck, Cheryl 97 Mauntel, Marsha 72, 157 McCarthy, Becky 46, 72 McCarthy, Susan 81, 151 McCracken, Joan 53, 54, 62, 144 McCurdy, Mary Ann 93, 96 McDermott, Mauro 72 McDonagh, Debbie 9, 90, 96 McDonald, Helen 72 McDanough, Mary 93, 96 McGinnis, Erin 97, 185 McGinnis, Laurie 62 McHugh, Kelly 62 McHugh, Peggie 81 McMahon, Coleen 40, 62 McMahon, Julie 54, 62, 144 McMahon, Terry 72 McNamee, Connie 78, 79, 81 McPherson, Karen 62 Meole, Cindy 81, 156 Mecklenberg, Amy 67, 72 Meiners, Maryann 7, 44, 54, 55, 72, 171 Meiners, Pom 97 Mercer, Cindy 54, 62 Mercurio, Kim 98 Merrill, Bev 72 Merrill, Kathy 81, 135 Merritt, Jenny B1, 126, 127, 145, 185 Merriweather, Murcia 72 Mertz, Cathy 81 Metre, Kathleen 67, 72, 144 Mefz, Beverly 54, 72 Metz, Debbie 72 Metz, Kathie 62 Meyer, Barb 72 Meyer, Beth 42, 50, 53, 62 Meyer, Debbie 54, 72, 179 Meyer,Jan 81, 145, 163, 170 Meyer, Judy 90, 98, 100 Meyer, Karen 72, 179 Meyer, Linda 62, 157 Meyer, Vicki 91, 98, 170 Meyers, Cindy 73, 168 Meymun, Jean 73, 169, 185 Michael, Ann 62, 161 Michel, Jan 40, 73 Miles, Sally 81 Miller, Anne 73 Miller, Barb 98 Mi1ler, Judi 73 Miller, Laurie 73, 179 Miiler, Mary 62, 157, 168 Miller, Sue 81 Moeller, Julie 40, 62 Moeller, Lisa 98 Moeller, Mary 73 Mollmonn, Karen 73, 125 Moore, Kim 62, 168 Moore, Michelle 54, 62 Morell, Gudvun 81, 120, 185 Morrissey, Mary Ann 46, 62, 148, 157 Moschel, Becky 81 Moschel, Colleen 98, 127, 158 Moschel, Kim 41, 62, 115, 116 Moser, Marilyn 62 Mouch, Cheryl 62 Mueller, Mary Jane 73 Muldoon, Mickey 62 Muldoon, Peggy 62, 168 Murphy, Maureen 81 Murphy, Monica 98, 114 Murphy, Party 56, 62 Muth, Connie 98, 116, 117, 138, 139, 157, 173, 108 Neal, .Corole 98, 180 Neal, Liz 6, 62 Neddermon, Nancy 73, 185 Nedderman, Susan 73 Neely, Angela 98, 153, 170 Neumann, Jill 98 Niehaus, Janice 98 Neihaus, Marti 81 Niehous, Patti 62 Neihoff, Ruth 44, 73 Neimeyer, Par 89, 98 Nigg, Moryeilen 73, 185 NobFe, Cindy 73, 179 Noble, Deborah 98 Noonon, Nancy 73, 170, 179 Norman, Toni 81 Norris, Nancy 73 O'ConnelI, Connie 81 O'Connor, Karen 98, 104, 121 O'Connor, Peggy 81 O'Neill, Peggy 81 Olberding, Lisa 73, 117 Oldendick, Carolyn 53, 57, 62, 144 Oldendick, Connie 52, 73 Oldendick, Donna 81 Olding, Linda 81 Orendorff, Kathy 99 Ortmon, Anita 81 Ofte, Carole 73, 117, 179 Otte, Mary Sue 99, 153, 157, 179, 207 ONE, Peggy 54, 73, 157, 167 Often, Janet 54, 73 Otto, Jeanne 81, 145 Polmc, Liz 57, 63 Panning, Janet 73, 154 Ponzeccl, Sandy 63 Parker, Mary Lou 73 Parks, Kitty 73 Paul, Kathy 82, 117, 152, 173 Paul, Maureen 88, 90, 92, 99 Payer, Jan 99, 106 Peddenpohl, Ann 63 Pellmon, Claire 73 Pellman, Marcia 82 Peter, Angie 73, 117 Peters, Eiieen 82, 145, 185, 192 Peters, Judith 85, 99, 158 Peters, Marybeth 73, 168 Peterson, Becky 81, 117 Pfeil, Kathy 73 Pfennig, Clare 82 Pieper, Kathy 73, 171 Piepmeyer, Nancy 99 Pierson, A. 9, 77, 82, 117, 151, 152, 173, 179 Pies, Barb 82, 117, 130, 134, 135, 158 Pies, Mary 82, 163, 179, 185 Pinnau, Anne 63 Pic, Lois 43, 82 Pitulo, Lori 86, 99 Plogmonn, Karen 82, 207 Poggemonn, Vicki 82 Poli, Michele 73 Pollard, Dione 99, 114, 170 Pollard, Janet 44, 53,63 Popejoy, Sue 54, 63 Potthoff, Porn 73 Poulos, Jodi 82 Powell, Tina 63 Powers, Carol 63 Powers, Kathy 73, 166, 168 Powers, MoryJo 82, 117, 173 Powers, Maureen 82, 127, 156 Powers, Missy 53, 57, 63, 135, 144, 157, 168 Poynter, Amy 59, 82, 145, 170, 207 Poynter, Sue 66, 73, 155 Preklas, Donna 63, 148 Prendergast, Sherre 57, 63, 148 Probst, Janet 86, 99, 104 Prus, Potty 53, 63 Pullen, Lori 73 Rock, Bonnie 91, 93, 99 Rafferty, Potty 73 Rohrig, Ann 63, 135, 166 Rokel, Porn 73, 79 Ronz, Danna 63 Ronz, Judy 74 Ranz, Maureen 89, 99, 118, 130, 152 Rayburn, Anna 63, 163 Reardon, Janet 74 Reese, Reene 40, 42, 48, 49, 82, 123, 152 Rehring, Janet 82 Reiber, Debbie 63 Reiber, Raeunn 6, 82 Reichel, Debbie 90, 99 Reinert, Lisa 63, 157 Ref, Sharon 63, 94, 168 Richert, Cheri 63 Richter, Lisa 39, 41, 46, 53,63, 173 Ricke, Rosemary 74 Riedel, Lisa 74, 163 Riedel, Monica 63 Riemon, Sue 74 Rieder, Kathy 99 Ries, Lori 74 R195, Robin 63, 148 Riestenberg, Sue 74, 132 Rinckel, Amy 74, 155, 157 Rinckel, Lori 63, 157 Ringenbcch, Terry 100 Ritter, Barb 44, 54, 74, 144 Ritter, Lyn 82 Root, Beth 44, 63, 176 Robben, Margie 100, 127, 130 Robisch, LuAnne 63, 148, 163 Rodenberg, Mary 82, 185 Roesner, Barb 74 Rohe, Sherry 63 Rohrer, Dione 82 Rohrer, Terri 100 Ross, Jean 42, 52, 82, 145 Rosskopf, Julie 54, 74 Roth, Mary 44, 82 Rothan, Paula 94, 100 Rowland, Joanna 67 Ruberg, Koren 100, 101 Rudemiller, Lisa 41, 100, 168 Ruebusch, Martha 82, 126, 145 Ruehl, Alma 85, 100, 130, 144, 152 Ruehl, Teresa 63 Ruhe, Karen 82, 156 Rumpke, LeeAnn 100, 207 Rumpke, Mary 82, 163 Runtz, Pam 63 RusseH, Barb 95, 100 Russell, Peggy 82 Ruter, Denise 82 Ruter, Gail 63 Rutz, Barb 100 Rutz, Linda 74 Soho, Cheryl 44, 63, 113, 157 Soho, Connie101,114,116,117,139,147, 173, 182, 185 Soho, Robin 74, 185 Salmons, Lesetta 82, 166 Salyers, Margie 63, 157 Sander, Linda 7, 74, 185 Sanders, Maureen 63, 153, 163, 170 Sandlin, Sally 101 Soul, Kathy 74 Saunders, Lucie 82, 157 Schackmonn, Nancy 63, 148 Schaefern Karen 82 Schuefer, Karen 82 Schoefer, Michelle 82 Schoffer, Roseann 63 Schaft, Nancy 82 Schehr,Molly101, 114, 147, 152, 185 Schell, Terri 74 Schenkel, Kim 63, 148, 176 Scheper, Lisa 74, 125, 169 Schepker, MoryCorol 74 Schiele, Rosemary 64 Schiering, Beth 101, 127, 130 Schildmeyer, Sandi 101, 127, 147, 158, 185 Schindler, Dione 74, 166 Schirmer, Porn 82 Schlochter, Carol 101, 117, 173 Schlachter, Nancy 82 Schlarmann, Lisa 74 Schlechfinger, Debby 101 Schlemmer, Terry 101, 104 Schmid, Cindy 5, 74, 117 Schmidt, Kathleen 101 Schmidt, Laura 93, 101, 104, 143, 166, 170, 8 Schmidt, Susan 64 Schmitz, Margie 64, 148, 168 Schmitz, Mary Rose 82, 149, 156 Schmitz, Paula 90, 92, 101, 148 Schmuelling, Marti 101, 104, 118, 122, 182 Schmutte, Beth 82, 157 Schneider, Barb 64 Schneider, Debbie 82, 185 Schneider, Judy 82 Schneider, Lisa 54, 64 Schneider, Sue 102 Schneider, Tina 82 Schnelle, Claire 102 Schnur, Peggy 74 Schoenboechler, Linda 7, 44, 64 Schoenhoft, Dione 82, 185 Schoenhoft, Rosie 82 Schoenloub, Jenny 74 Schortelkorfe, Sue 102 Schroeder, Sandy 40, 42, 45, 52, 74, 156 Schrotf, Pa? 82 Schuld, Teri 83, 117, 145, 185 Schulenberg, Debbie 64, 135, 163, 170 Schulten, Amy 7, 44, 45, 74 Schulten, Beth 92, 102 Schutte, Kathy 102, 168 Schwob, Janet 102, 104 Schwartz, Linda 97, 102, 113, 157, 185 Schwartz, Maureen 64, 148 Schweer, Teri 83, 185 Schwetschenou, Carol 102, 126, 127 Schwetschenau, Terri 98, 102, 130, 179 Schwiefer, Lori 64, 148 Scott, Carolyn 74, 169, 185 Seaman, Michelle 102 Sears, Gayle 83, 171 Sedler, Jenny 9, 83, 118, 163 Sedler, Mary 74 Seibert, Barb 99, 102, 114 Seifer, Sandy 64 Sara, Emilia 74, 168, 185 Seto, Tina 83 Seuberling, Sharon 88, 102 Sharp, Annette 40, 74 Sharp, Lori 103 Sheanshang, Cookie 74 Sheanshang, Toni 64 Shoemaker, Sandie 74, 125, 147 Shryock, Donna 64 Siciliono, Chris 103, 115, 179 Siciliano, Kathy 64 Sickmcmn, Judy 64, 113, 148 Sillies, Nancy 64 Sillies, Patricia 103 Simmons, Jean 8, 103, 104 Simon, Sue 74 Simpson, Jerim 54, 64 Singleton, Kathy 74, 1 17 Small, Elizabeth 64, 148 Smith, Cherri 64, 148, 153 Smith, Jody 83 Smith, Margie 103, 168 Smith, Pet 83, 117, 138, 149, 157, 173, 179 Smith, Pam l03, 148 Smith, Sharon 103 Smith, Tammie 74 Sonderman, Deborah 103, 104 Spade, Kim 93, 103, 179 Spanagel, Kathy 74, 154 Spafh, Puffy 64 Spiering, Debbie 64 Spieser, Potty 64, 148 Spindfer, Kim 9, 64, 166 Stahl, Jan 74, 168 51011, Carolyn 40, 74, 135, 144 Stegmon,J11183, 156 Srehlin, Nancy 103 Stehlin, Sally 103 Steigelmon, Sandy 64, 135, 148 Steinhouer, Mary 74 Stemerick, Rosie 52, 83 Sfenger, Dolores 54, 74 Stenger, Mary Alice 83 Stenger, Regina 103 Stenger, Sherry 64 Stentz, Janice 64 Stier, Julie 8, 85, 89, 104, 114, 117, 120, 144, 152 Stigler, Julie 44, 64 Stoeckel, Jenny 64 Strauss, Candy 91, 104 Streicher, Christy 83, 126, 127, 185 Streicher, Sue 64 Streicher, Vicki 83 Stretch, Maureen 74, 185 203 Stubenrauch, Karen 44, 64 Suer, Nancy 64 Sullivan, Kelly 74, 163 Sullivan, Kathy 43, 83 Summe, Kathy 75 Summe, Gino 83 Sunderhaus, Phyllis 64, 125, 148 Sunnenberg, Debbie 104, 185 Symmonds, Becky 40, 64, 157, 163 Tebbe, Jenny 64 Tenkmon, Laura 65, 148 Tenkofte, Germaine 104, 153, 163 Tape, Lisa 104 Teuschler, Kathy 45, 54, 83 Thiem, Lisa 75 Thiemonn, Debbie 83, 179, 185 Thiemann, Laura 65 Thinnes, Pet 65 Thomas, Jennifer 6, 65, 166 Thompson, Tresso 83, 127, 163, 183, 185 Tieke, Vicky 104, 107 Tillar, Diane 83 Tillen, Denice 41, 75, 117 Timme, Dione 54, 65, 157 Timme, Lynn 75, 179 Toelke, Janice 65, 148 Toelke, Regina 85, 104, 114, 126, 127, 130, 147, 182, 185 Toerner, Judy 5, 104, 127, 130, 108 Torok, Sue 8, 65 Trochsef, Marjie 83 Trome, Pat 104, 125, 140, 147, 185 Twele, Donna 65, 148 Uhrig, Ri'ra 83, 127 Umberg, Sue 75 Sumberg, Vicky 65 Uphus, Diane 75, 157 Utrecht, Kathy 89, 104, 130 Vanden Eynden, Karen 75, 157 Vanda Ryt, 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