McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1977 volume:

6000 Oakwood Avenue '0' .u - McAuley Productions Presents: The Making pf a Year 1976-1977 Prelude ............................................................ Technical Advisers .............................. . ............... 9 ...... ................... Seniors pp. 38-59 C- . - . .... . . . .0 .......................... ......... Juniors pp. 60-69 I I 0 I . I IV 0 Sophomores pp. 70-79 I . . . , .. ........ I ................ Freshmen pp. 80-89 f ,- .-.. . r; .1 ......... . ............... Sports pp. 90-107 . I . ... ...... .7. . . . . . . . . . . . ... Clubs pp. 108-135 -..; ...... ' . . . . . . . . . . . ..Activities Pp. 136-194, ...n-ex -. . 202:20 ,; .1 Iley High School -'! .. 'nrrati, Ohio 45224.: , Even Though We Face Many Obstacles NALEDI'EION g g Friday Ion lay Snow and a gas shortage closed McAuley for 17 clays. l5'77 . . . .1977 girfibij; Iv: FIIDAY' nm-umzuw 1377 g I JANUARY ,I 7$.-v, ' I :i - 6 . 1 fl ..,...,-,,,,,+rk. , F, . , ., I i W I 11 12 13 14 15 22 29 1577 FEBRUARY sunnaw noun mun Imv vwiEVTWl' M 7 . . l ' 2 ! 3 L 41 I, III .III Im. ' IIIIIm. Jul mu .1 l'I77 ' 'I'iIII Energy Crisis 977 .n n- u: in mu u Running Out 01' Gas, Rhodes Pushes C0 unsunums Tm mum n. .u II I w I21 I-In-I-mnmum w : wr mmmu I In: :nwwm mun. mm: .3 m. ,W. :w'll'ryrxf'm A Inuit ul arc Man y 01' 1' Their Jobs Today -, mA-mum r... IIa-Inc- ru mummy of mun: rm wanna um um mun mmmwm mmu-TA. ' ...w.m.. r.u.-I.w..h. m WM .u .W . :1: e mu v: N 1; .9 M AI. fund mm In ulllml- mm.- 1mm w? I- :1 Guy Ml: Ill W'l' IMIMJ MI lid I- am RIM 'Jm ' l MM manna: mm 1n. mm. nmw- nm- . nuIm :mmunumi wnmmummuym : w nrmu: McAuley's thermostats were turned down to conserve fuel, Fighting the drifts The Show Must Go On Bad takes are cut out but not wasted. Having a bad day, Nancy? Dazed and confused. Better known as the point system 4 Everyone learns from experience. . Discepoli is Miss Mars. P. Powers helps show teacher appreciation We are actresses and actors who haven't memorized 7-? our parts. K. Betsch and M. Massa are budding actresses. Singing in the Rain' Because our movie doesn't have just one script. . . Scripts through the years. flat 'w . III, .ffluI v. hunluurulru amw u nu I an - u u IUHHI 'V 1x l EIU r V . 521150er mmanxmss . .. :1. Programs for ail seasons. And Although Our Movie Can Be Reshown Each 5 NE; thlddi DGL r2; WE: GMMM HQ mes TuJFdWMIx F f! , F and HQm'Fsm-w, 1L O-FFCF CFh-Cvrcm'FI: b: FLK F ! F ; What's a prom without a Date-Service? M u mnrvn-w-qw 1'1 Sister Mary Amadeus Richter An Academy Award for her role as the director of McAuley Productions should be presented to Sr. Amadeus Richter. She alone has the ability to mix a well-written script to- gether with award winning actresses and turn out a true masterpiece. Sr. Amadeus has been acclaimed by film critics as having the shrewd qual- ities that every good direc- tor needs. Sr. Amadeus at- tended Our Lady of Cin- cinnati College and Xavier University. Sister Perpetua Overbeck To assist the director in the job of guiding the production of the McAuley Film, we have Sr. Perpetua Overbeck. She tries to make sure that everyone in the production cooperates in order to make the film a total success. Sr. Perpetua attended Edgecliff College, X.U., and U.C., earn- ing an M.A., and A.B., and sis- ter is a candidate for a D. ed. Sr. Perpetua teaches Religion. Sister Marjorie Rudemiller With as many actresses as there are involved in McAuley Prod- uctions, there is a great need for someone with a knack for organization. We are lucky to have Sr. Marjorie Rudemiller to coordinate and direct the ac- tivities of all involved in the Production. Sr. Marjorie at- tended Edgecliff College and X.U. earning a 3.8. in Home Economics and an M. ed. She teaches Sociology of Family Life. 14 Sister Clara Blankemeyer Mr. Chuck Buhrman Mr. Bob Castelli Mr. Chuck Buhrman earned a BS. and a Mas- ter's in Counseling at X.U. and instructs the stars in the field of Biology II, as well as helping the ac- tresses with their daily troubies in the guidance of- fice. The advantage of helpful guid- ance is one of the many behind-the-scene extras pro- vided by Mr. Bob Castelli, who has earned a BA. and an M.ed. while attending Thomas More College and X.U. Our biggest asset in the studio projection room, Sister Clara, attended X.U., Wilber Force College, the University of Dayton, U.C. and the Nationai Technical School in L.A., California. She also earned a Bachelor's in Education, an M.ed., and a Master's in television and radio repair. A new-comer to our set is Miss Donna Coogan. While attending Thomas More College, Miss Coogan earned a B.A. in Mathe- matics. She teaches Algebra I and II. Miss Donna Coogan A friendly face at McAuley, Father Paul Cooper finds pleasure in teaching his students the meaning be hind the sacraments and tries to apply it on a per- sonal level. Father Cooper attended St Gregory Sem- inary and Mount St, Mary Seminary. Through his studies, he earned a BA. Father Paul Cooper When there are minor set- backs in our scripts, Sister Elizabeth Dowling is the one to turn to. She has always been a tremendous help to the actresses who have asked for her guidance Sister Elizabeth attended Edgecliff Col- lege and X.U. where she obtained her Med. Sister Elizabeth Dowling Mr, Richard Evert Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald 16 Sister Cheryl Erb is a concerned person who is interested in our country's history and the welfare of her students. She earned a B.A. after attending X.U., U.C., and Edgecliff College. Sister Cheryl also won the C06 Fellowship to N.Y. State Universi- ty. Sister Cheryl teaches Religion 1, Ameri- can History and Cultural Anthropology. McAuley's fine music di- rector, Mr, Richard Evert, attended U.C,, the Univer- sity of Michigan, and In- diana University, earning a Bachelor's degree in Music. Helping us to express ourselves creatively in the script is Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, who attended St. Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana, where she ac- quired a B.A. in English. Mrs. Fitzgerald teaches English II, Creative Writ- ing, and Senior Religion. Miss Mary Gerth Mr. Jerry Glascock Miss Dianne Green No film crew is complete without someone who un- derstands the business world and can help us with all of the facts and figures. This important lady is Miss Mary Gerth who attended U.C. where she acquired an Associative Degree in Secretarial Science and a BS. in Educa- tion. The importance of a fulfilled home life away from the studio is what Miss Dianne Green tries to express to her students as she instructs them in the fine arts of Home EC I and Clothing Construc- tion. She also teaches Biology 11. Miss Green acquired a BA. after attending Mt. St. Joe, Marian, Purdue, and U.C. Mr. Jerry Glascock, a firm believer that actresses should have a well- rounded educahon, stresses the importance of English, Mr. Glascock earned his BS. and M.A. degrees at X.U. 18 4 ea , Mr. Fred Haas Miss Marti Homan Miss Mary Jane Huber A new addition to McAuley Productions is Miss Marti Homan who strives to develop an appreciation for all types of music among the cast memg bers. Miss Homan, who also teaches religion, attended the college of Mt. St Joseph and Ohio State. The familiar face of Miss Mary Jane Huber is one that we all appreciate for her dedication to the task of making English studies enjoyable. Miss Huber attended Mt. St. Joseph and XiU. receiving an AB. and an Med. with an English concentration. As a dedicated senior and sophomore reli- gion teacher, Mr. Fred Haas tries to show the actresses that religion does pertain to our everyday lives. Mr. Haas attended XAUW where he earned a 8.8. Miss Virginia Huber Mrs. Claire Hughes Another instructor who is always warmly welcomed is Miss Virginia Huber. She teaches about World Culture in order that the girls might appreciate the past and better under- stand the world in which they live. She also teaches History 3f the Church. Miss Huber attended Mt. St. Joseph and X.U. earning a B.A. and an M.ed. Mrs. Claire Hughes skillfully guides students through chal- lenging Algebra I and Geometry courses. Mrs. Hughes attended U.C. where she earned her 8.8. in Education and her M.A. in math. McAuley students are aided in their quest for knowledge in the world of science by Miss Cynthia Huff. Miss Huff, who teaches Biology and Health, received her BA from Edgecliff College. Mr. Ierry Junker Srl Michaeleen Keane Mrs. Jane Kramig 20 The very beginnings of our nation and the Problems of Democracy are the courses that Mr. Jerry Junker teaches, Mr. Junker earned a 8.5. and an Med. in history while attending XU, Miami University, and UC. McAuley studios is fortunate in that we have one of the best li- brarians in the business! Sr. Michaeleen Keane runs a tight ship but always finds time to see the humorous side of most situations. Sr. Michaeleen earned a 13.3 in Education and an M64 in Library Science through her work at the An- thenaeum of Ohio and Spald- ing College in Louisville, Ken- tucky. To have the proper scenery you need an interested and talented person with a taste for art Mrs. Jane Kramig fills the bill and is quite valuable to our produc- tion. Mrs. Kramig received her degree from Edge- cliff College. Since some handwriting is difficult to read, we have business teacher Mrs. Diane Kreft to type our script. She has plenty of patience and a friendly personality. She attended U.C. where she earned an Associative Degree in Science and a Bachelor's Degree in Education. Mrs. Diane Kreft Mrs, Barb Messinger makes foreign culture and language a new and excit- ing subject for the fresh- men in Spanish 1. She is a graduate of X.U. and in her junior year, Mrs. Mes- singer attended New York University. She then went abroad to Madrid, Spain while working on a Mas- ter's in Bilingual Educa- tion. Mrs. Barb Messinger f -. ;.. $ a 7 , Another new face at the studio is Miss Terri Meyer. She x ' K skillfully instructs Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors in En- glish. Miss Meyer is a graduate of U.C. with a BA. in Classics and En- glish, and also a BA. in secondary ecl- ucation. Miss Terri Meyer Mr. Don Nerswick Sr. Johanna Niklas Miss Barb Novello 22 World Culture and P.O.D. are Mr. Don Nerswick's specialties. He also feels that we should know a bit about the business side of life, and therefore he teaches an Introduction to Business course, Mr. Nerswick earned an MBA. after attending X.U. and U.C. A great help in the areas of Algebra I and 11, Math IV, and Physics is Sn Johanna Niklas. Sr. Johanna attended Edgeciiff College, X.U., U.C., Ohio Uni- versity, Thomas More College and Notre Dame. As a result of this schooling, she has earned a BA. Cum Laude and an M.S. in Mathematics. When you have a friendly teacher like Miss Barb Novello, numbers don't seem so impos- sible. Miss Novello teaches Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Trigonometry. She attended U.C., earning a B.A. in Math- ematics and a 3.5. in education. Mr. John Otormor keeps Latin very much alive at McAuley. He teaches both Freshmen and Sophomores and keeps his students in- terested in the language. Mr. OJConnor has at- tended five colleges and universitites; St. Jerome's College, the University of T0- ronto, John Carroll University, U.C., and X.U. He hoIds two B.A.'s and one M.A. Mn John O'Connor The biology lab is one place where Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohr sets her students loose . . . to experiment. Experimentation is one way in which Mrs. 0hr teaches her subject effec- tively. She attended Edge- cliff, Miami, and U.C. and holds a B.A. Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohr As a teacher of American His- tory and P.O.D., Miss Pohl is very involved in politics, as evi- Miss Kathy Pohl denced by her active role in McAuley's mock election. Miss Pohl received a B.A. in Political Sci- ence at the College of Mt. St. Joseph and a Master's in Education at X.U. 24 Mr. Gene Rice Mrs. Karen Roberts Mrh Gene Rice, McAuley Pro- ductions' avid bird watcher, assists his students in Chemis- try as well as in Biology. Mrh Rice strives to generate student interest in the fascinating world of science. He attended Georgetown College, earning a BS. and Ohio State, earning an MS. A newcomer to McAuIey Pro- ductions, Mrs. Karen Roberts lends a helping hand to students through Counseling and also en- lightens them in the area of litw erature. Mrs. Roberts received her BS. in Secondary Educa- tion and M.A. in counseling from West Virginia Uni- versity. Mrs. Sue Rechenberg shares her very valuable knowledge of General Typing, Typing II, Office Practice, Shorthand II, and Transcription with her stu- dents. Mrs. Rechenberg attended the Raymond Walter's Branch of U.C. and the U.C. College of Education, earning an A.S. and a BS. Miss Connie Robinson Sr. Mary Clarita Roettker Mrs. Carol Santen Shakespeare, among other outstanding writers, would be honored to have Miss Connie Robinson teaching the younger generation about his works. She tries to make great literary pieces understandable for all her students to enjoy. Miss Robinson earned a B.S. in Ed- ucation and a B.A. in Literature while attending U.C. A special friend to all the girls at McAuley and the retarded children with whom she works in her free time is Sr. Mary Clarita Roettker who teaches Religion. She at- tended the Catholic Uni- versity in Washington, DC. and the Anthenaeum of Ohio. Sr. Clarita earned a 13.5. in Education, an M.A. in Education, and 21 credits in Theology beyond an M.A. Mrs. Carol Santen, another person who is especially inter- ested in the actresses' domestic abilities after theylve left the studio, teaches Home Economics 11, Meal Preparation, Money Man- agement, and Clothing Construction. Mrs. Santen went to Mt. St. Joseph where she earned a BA. in Home Eco- nomic Education. MCAuley Studios has its own sports en- thusiast, and she is Sister Greta Schmidlin. Sr, Greta teaches Shorthand I and II, Transcrip- tion and Office Practice. She acquired a Bachelor's and Master's in Business Educa- tion while attending Edgecliff College, XVU., and U.C. Sister Greta Schmidlin Mr. Jim Schneider, coach of McAuley's outstanding Varsity basketball team, instructs his students in two areas, World Culture and Religion 111. He at- tended the College of Steuben- ville where he earned a BA. in History and also did graduate work at X.U. Mr. Iim Schneider In her second year at McAuley, Mrs. Carol Seissiger teaches Spanish II and IV. She en- joys relating the culture of a different people to her students through the Spanish language. Mrs. Seissiger attended Elizabeth Seton Col- lege and Western Connecticut State College where she earned an A.A.S. and a BS. Mrs. Carol Seissiger 26 Mrs. Diane Sheridan Another instructor who explores the world of lit- erature with the actres- ses is Mrs. Nathalie Semancik. Mrs. Semancik received a BA. at Mt. St. Joseph College and an M.ed. at X.U. She also teaches read- ing. with her supervision of the produc- tion of the year- book, Mrs. Diane Sheridan also teaches Religion IV and English IV. Mrs. Sheridan attended Edgecliff College where she acquired a BA. in English. Mr. Bill Sheppard, a new addition to the staff of technical advisers this year, offers his knowledge of Biology I and Chemistry to his students. Mr. Shep- pard attended Miami Uni- versity where he earned a 3.5. and an M.A.Tl Mrs. Kathy Snodgrass Sr. Eileen Marie Wallace 28 A real whiz in the world of numbers is Mr. Elmer Sheridan. Mr. Sheridan teaches Geome- try, Pre-Calculus, Computer Math and Proba- bility and Statistics. He attended Thomas More College agd X.U., receiving a B.A. Parlez-vous-francais? Those who don't speak French are missing the language expertise of Mrs. Kathy Snodgrass. Mrs. Snodgrass also teaches Speech and Art of the Film. She at- tended Edgecliff College, X.U. and U.C. earning a BS. Another important person who keeps the stars attuned to the business world through Ac- counting and Business Math is Sr. Eileen Marie Wallace. Sr. Eileen Marie attended St. John Col- lege, earning a 3.5. in Education and the University of Notre Dame, earning an MBA. Fr. Rob Waller Miss Mary Jo White Fre Rob Waller is a man who is sincerely inter- ested in relating with all who are involved in MCAuley Productions. Fr. Waller grad- uated from the Athenaeum of Ohio where he acquired a B.A. in Philoso- phye Father teaches freshman religion, Miss Pat Wendling uses her knowledge of French to instruct her French I and II students about the lan- guage and the people who speak it. Miss Wendling at- tended Mt. St. Joseph Col- lege, acquiring a BA. in French, and she also studied for four months in France. Mary .10 White tries to communi- cate to the actres- ses the importance of self-expression through Drama. Miss White received a BS. while attending the Universities of Cincinnati and Kentucky. She also teaches English. 29 IiIIIIII'a Developing creativity through Art III and Crafts is the goal of Miss Mary Wilz. She also teaches Interior Decoration and Geometry. Miss WiIz attended X.U. and Edgecliff, acquir- ing a B.EA. Miss Mary Wilz Miss Christi Winter, the Physi- cal Education instructor, trains the stuntmen of McAuley Productions. Miss Winter at- tended Briarcliff College in Sioux City, Iowa where she .30 quired a Bachelor of Education and Science. Miss Christi Winter h R Mr. Allan Woodhouse, McAuleyls Chorus instructor, trains the singers of MCAuley Productions. Mr. Woodhouse attended the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where he received an M.M. 30 Mrs. Carol Yeazell Miss Peggy Siegmund Mrs. Carol Yeazell has a very important role, teaching the actresses correct English usage and all about litera- ture. It's quite a job, but She makes it enjoyable and informative. Mrs. Yeazell attended Mt. St. Joseph College and X.U., receiving a B.A in English. Miss Peggy Siegmund, who at first acted as an understudy to Mrs. Yeazell, took over as a fullafledged tech- nical adviser dur- ing the fourth quar- ter. To Miss Anne Zoeller Health and Physical Fitness are just as important as learning the right lines. Miss Zoellner received a B.A. in Health and Physi- cal Education at Mt. St. Joseph College. 32 r Lb; ' m;u11;;.nL-IJ'$ Mrs. Betty Kennedy Accounts Receiva- ble Clerk tary , ,9' , Mrs. Rosemary Nichols Bookkeeper CD 0 H-r-hv-ho l-hi-hm FFCD Mrs. Frieda Strube Attendance Secretary Mrs. Elaine Klosterman - Secretary in Guidance Cafeteria Staff Mr. Ivan Neal Mr. Lou Fischesser 33 Maintenance Men A Day In The Lives Of 7.... SE NIOR POWER .... s JLLV. V .xw N n . .. U9 Instructing the stars 5 the star of the show! ; Mr. Junker thinks he Preparing the wardrobe Dining in the studio cafeteria Our Technical Advisers N. 'f + ? ffHHll a... Helping the stuntmen Handing out scripts to the understudies Our Technical Advisers Take L 3'using? live EIKa'wh'ile- WOrking I eilredriil bielliraqg A Walk Down Memo y Lane always I, ' lity, I,fe11 -v 0dium. tr??? +33 .., , g nix: . . . $413+: 16 . Q 23.... 'EU $44k l H . x3 i . . I . In . . 4 f. w v4 0 a. m . . . ., v: . aa' r gm? . . M 1x. X l a. . .. m . n. .. f E n u. $ H, 3 n , $ Some of us ar stardom . . Gina Aielli Ann Beiting Margie Bens Elaine Biehle Karen Bill Janie Binzer Toni Bitter Lori Black .' , . - ' ., VI: .-. W f z ., ,I .x H w' . i a V y -x ,,J, ,1: x - - 2r: 3w ii. k1 . w I . 1 ahx w .1 .r V in Mr. Fred Haas, Senior Class Coordinator. Janice Boerger Kim Boggs ,r- Alice Boliske He's heads above the rest! says C. Goedde, Beth Bollin Betsy Bosse Mary Beth Bowling Carole Bracken Nancy Brakers Patty Brueneman Becky Carr Traci Carroll Lori Conners Sue Coyle Anne Creed Mary Crowe Jenny Cullen Pam Curran Theresa Custer Debbie Dammarell Mary Claire Dangel Jenny Davis Pat Davis Karen Ruhe, stop daydreaming! Debbie Dettmer Cynthia Diehl Diana Dietrich Diane Dietrich Mary Ann Endres Rusty Farrell Theresa Feldman Carol Ferris Marisue Findley 1? Angie Franklin Claudette Franklin Jane Gerbus Nancy Glankler Cathy Hahn Jenny Hammerle Laurie Hammoor Kathy Hartinger Mary Margaret Marlene Hautman Haussler J- Jody Hoffmann Mary Hollstegge Julie Holzheimer mtv- A. Geise and T. Lawson celebrate Christmas in two different ways. No doubt, Seniors have it! Sue Honkomp Patty Hooker Ann Hopfensperger y x x m. Anne Jenne .r. . .7.0 . 1 . w Joan Jester Mary Ann Jones Cheryl Kaiser Pam Kaiser Cindy Kasselmann Bev Kellerman Kathy Kelly Joanne Klosterman Kim Knoll Diana Kotz 1K; WE, Theresa Knolle Mary Ann Knollman Linda Kohls , x 315 Donna Kramer LaDonna Kramer Linda Kruthaupt Eileen Kuethe JoAnn Kurlemann Theresa Lasch Terri Lawson Annette LaDuke Peggy Lahmann Ellen Lammert Margie Lampe Tricia Lampe Ann Listennann Debby Lohbeck Jan Lierl Mary Ann Limke 've passed so swiftly by. I've learned so In . e; It's so hard to s ' But now it's Hut 0. I must go out in t lone. I'll admit to you I'm cared. But I think I'm pre V You've given me You've taught And I thank yo But I have to 1 've by, f love. But now it's I must go on I'll admit to ' But I think I My friends, yo And hglpal And althoug , It is time to rhe grow up, And new it' h 4 Sandy Lutz Susan McCarthy Vicki Lindsay Peggy Loftus Sharon Mann Jenny Merritt Cathy Mertz Teri Massa Janice Meyer Molly Masset Sally Miles 1. Sara Masur 3:4,th l H'I'IIIII'Vx L mnun'u Ii u! u II 'gk 'qu vi . ,IunnloMllI H .IHII-nli. n.4,: nun. Kathy Merrill Sue Miller A Becky Moschel Maureen Murphy Gina Murray Martha Niehaus Toni Norman Donna Oldendick Linda Olding Jeanne Otto MJ. Kolb and A. Boliske haven't memorized their Scripts Cindy, watch out for Iunker's Jaws! Barb Pies We surrender! Lois Pio Ann Pierson Karen Plogmann Aaaaay, the Fonz! Lyn Ritter Mary Rodenberg 1 Coors and C. Kasselmann hunt for their dates be- tween the coats. Karen Ruhe A - Janet Rehring Raeann Reiber Jean Ross J. Kurlemann poses for the ad class. M.A Knollman takes advantage of the weather situa- tion. .';.- .52 Denise Ruter Pam Schirmer Nancy Schlachter Peggy Russell Lucie Saunders Michelle Schaefer 5;inle Judy Schneider Tina Schneider Diane Schoenhoft Rosie Schoenhoft Pat Schrott i : Jenny Sedler Tina Seta Bev, are you chewing gum? N. Hudepohl keeps the rhythm. Hey, don't shove! says P. Curran. What's so funny, Eileen? Now it's Jane's tum. Kathy Sullivan Gina Summe Pat Smith Kathy Teuschler Jill Stegman B. Schmutte bbovrg and L Kohls don't want any of the action. Debbie Thiemann Tressa Thompson Diane Tillar Marjie Trachsel Debbie Walters Seniors sure know how to celebrate. Lisa Willig -z 1$1 nuwr x .. , w.. . v ,uuw-v. Lori Wemicke Barb Wolsefer w'-. N ancy Yoka Teresa Westerbeck Shelly Zimpelman Laurie Zoller Pe Adams Gaga: Ahlers Gina Aibanese Jan Alexander Helen Allaire Laura Amiott Lori Angus Pam A piarius :fill Au derbeck Kim Bacher Diana Bastin Kim Baur Jean Beischel Robbie Bens This year, with a com- bined efforts of the class , e officers, homeroom pres- Sge Be'tz. ;- 1 , , idents, and the entire Iuw Lisa Bleslk H nior class, we managed to gain the spirit and zest that our class had failed to show in the past. The results included second place in the raffle, a good Barb Billhom ou.tcome in t.h.e paper Kim Blank h drives, a terr1f1c prom, and a very impressive ring ceremony. With con- tinued dedication next year, it will be possible to have a very memora- ble senior year for all of Amy Bly H a the class Of '78. Terri Bosse Sr. Greta, Junior class coordinator. Sandee Braun Mary Breetz Alaine Brown Thelma Brown V . - e ' Junior homeroom presidents W Uront mm; S. Cook, PA Findley, P. Rafferty, mack rowy Paula Bruening h e' A, Helmers, C. Stall, S, Henke, P. Adams. Sandy ansman Kim Bucher Patty Burke Cathy Burns Teresa Busken Marianne Cady Donna Caldwell Terri Calme '-:,-. - . ., -. Tr. -...-..HA, ., ,1 ,, , 4 . ! . I A. Miller sneaks in a little homework while working in the office, i Beth Cefalu Cathy Colina Colleen Connelly Mary Conrad Donna Conrady Sharon Cook Teresa Curran Beth D'Amico Kelly Daunt Karen Dauwe Nancy Davis Kathy Day Cece DeGu ire Kim Dehler Jenny Dehner Ian Deller Terry Dinkelacker Peggy Dodd Sue Dombusch Mary Lynn Dorsey LeI Doyle Mary Dunn Chris Dzurik Linda Ellerhorst Lisa Ellert Sue Elsasser Mary Enderle Nanc Engelbrink Lisa schenbach Marianne Farkas Karen Fasold Janice Fehring Monica Fey Peg Findley Nan isher Karen Fleshman Io Frederick Patty Gallagher Terri Gartner Chris Helmes Kathy Helmheckel Sandy Henke Barb Hesketh Janet Hessler Stephanie Hicks Margie Geers Jean Gehring Gail Gerbus Lisa Gerbus Patty Gettelfinger Ma Giesken Pau a Glandorf Lisa Garden Peggy Grause Carla Gray Denise Gruber Vickie Haas Laura Hanekamp Melissa Hamey Donna Hartmann M.P. Van Driessche and friends Terri Harvey Ellen Heile Lori Heilmayer Nancy Hellman Amy Helmets Karen Hils Kathy Hils Jayne Hirth Debbie Hoffman Suzy Hofmann Carol Holtgrefe Vickie Holtz Ellen Honkomp Kathy Honold Chris Honschopp Carol Hopfensperger Lisa Huesman Mary Huesman Maureen Hughes Mary Huller Gwen Hussa Janet Inderhees - Pam Inderhees Cindy Jones Michele Jones lead the Juniors in cheers. Debbie Jump Diane Kaiser Mary Kammer Jackie Keller Mary Beth Kern Julie Kincaid Judy King Julie KleingeIs ' Donna Klenk Patly Klosten'nan Julie Kluener Sandy Koenig Mary Ann Kramer Mary Lee Kreimer Kathy Krekeler Sue Krekeler Kathy Krismer Cheryl Krummen Linda Lampe Lisa Lampe Cindy Laugel Sandy Lawrence julie Leahy Pokey Le Pgre Linda Lewis Janet Limke Lois LoefHer Lori Lohbeck Becky McCarthy Maura McDermott Helen McDonald Terry McMahon Lisa Macke Sara Ma ruder Lois Ma oney Amy Mecklenborg Maryann Meiners Bev Merrill Marcia Merriweather Kathleen Mette Beverly Metz Barb Meyer No, you can't have a bite! snaps B. - Weisgerber. Debbie Meyer I K Karen Meyer Cindy Meyers Joan Meyman Janet Michel Anne Miller Judi Miller Laurie Miller 66 Mary Moeller Karen Mollmann Mary Jane Mueller Nancy Nedderman Susan Nedderman Ruth Niehoff Maryellen Nigg Cindy Noble Nancy Noonan Nancy Norris Lisa Olberding Connie Oldendick Carol Otte Peggy Otte Janet Panning Mary Lou Parker Claire Pellman Angie Peter Mary Beth Peters Kathy Pfeil Michele Poli Pam Potthoff Kathy Powers Sue Poynter Lori Pullen Patty Rafferty Iudy Ranz fanet Reardon Rosema Ricke Lisa Rie el Lori Ries Susan Riestenberg Amy Rinckel Barb Ritter Barb Roesner Julie Rosskopf Linda Rutz Robin Saho 67 Linda Sander Terrie Schell Lisa Scheper Mary Carol Schepker Diane Schindler Lisa Schlan'nann Cindy Schmid Peggy Schnur Jenny Schoenlaub Sand Schroeder Caro yn Scott Ma Sedler Emi ia Seta Annette Sharp Cookie Sheanshang Sandy Shoemaker Sue Simon Kathy Singleton Kathy Spanagel Ian Stahl Carolyn Stall Mary Steinhauer Dolores Stenger Maureen Stretch Kelly Sullivan Kathy Summe Lisa Thiem Denice Tillett Lynn Timme Sue Umberg Karen Vanden Eynden Mary Pat Van Driessche Toni Veeneman Sari Vepsalainen Jody Vissing Mary Vollhardt Claudia Wagner Marcia Wallenhorst Peggy Walters Carol Wanstrath Kathy Waymire Julie Weber Kim Wehmann Bettie Weisgerber Ma Whalen Lin a Wheeler Barb Whyle Donna Wiesman Jenny Windt Jean Wisner Cindy Wissel Anita Wolf Monica Wuest Marion Wurzelbacher Sharon Wyrick Iudy Yates Ginny Zahn Kim Zeiser Debbie Zimmerman A lineup of Junior power! Sally Zureick Eggg $$$$ Gretchen Abel Jill Angus Diane Arszman Beth Aug Jenny Bachman Linda Balzer Amy Bamberger Marianna Bare Peg Baumgartner Edit Beischel Jill Beischel Sue Bennett Denise Berdin Denise Bemec er Cathy Bertke Kathy Betsch Patty Bigner Terri Black IoAnn Blasch Rose Ann Blymeier Peggy Bockeiman Karen Boehm Aimee Bosch Camille Boullie Kate Bowling Lisa Bowling Jenny Brabender Patty Braeuning Cheryl Braun Beth Brinkmatm Juanita Brown Chris anner Cheryle Buchner Cathy Buffington Mary Bunch Jean Burger Beth Burns Terri Busch Karen Capano Patty Carraher Melissa Carroll Lori Cefalu Sophomore homeroom presidents: L. Reinert, A. Rahrig, C. Metz, J. Ward, P. Niehaus, B. Brinkmann, M. Salyers, T Dorsey, C. Dick. Gloria Cinquina Maria Clingerman Tami Cohen Am Collins Kat y Collins Mary Coors Chris Creelman Linda Cronin Martha Currell Kim Curry Alison Daeger Kathy Dammarell Laurie Daulton Sandy Davis Teri Dellecave Iulieann Denicola Joan Deno Christie Dick Denise Dickhaus Debbie Diegmueller Karen Dinkelacker Laura Discepoli Neysa Donovan Teresa Dorsey Bridget Doyle Janet Durkin Monica Eckhoff Mary Lynn Either Paula Ellerhorst Marlene Enderle Mar Ernst Lori ails Laura Farmer Carol Farrell Lisa Fazzio Terry Fade Lisa Feisthammel Karen Findle Caroline Fitc Annie Fitzpatrick Amy Fleisch Marybeth Fries 73 Colleen Froehle Vick Fulmer Hei iGardner Susan Gartner Lisa Gates Lisa Gehrum Elaine Geiger Lori Gibbs Mary Giesting Jenny Ginnann Jenny Girten Denna Grawe Sue Greninger Lisa Grundhoefer Mary Lynn Hanekamp Donna Hartman Give us a smile, Debbie! Debbie Hastings Donna Hebbeler Bobbie Heeney Sue Heimbach Yvonne Hellweg Brigitte Helstein Julie Herb Nancy Herzog Martha Hessling Nancy Hicks Jill Hoelker Lisa Hoh Kim Honnert Sue Hooker Sue Hopfensperger Lin House GW 11 Ho t Rut Huefgman Kathy Hulgin Barbara Inderhees 74 I. Welage works hard in the Rose Ann Jelen Carol jenkins Sue Kabbes Barbara Kaiser Connie Kaiser Michele Kamphaus Judy Katenkamp Terri Kelly Julie Kemble Marianne Kemme Terri Kerth Theresa Kesse Linda Kessling Kim Kistner Jeanne Klein Mary Knapp Eileen Knollman Julie Koch Brady Kohls Barbara Kathe Mary Ellen Kolkmeyer Terri Kreimer Mary Krismer Nancy Kummer Kim Kusnerak Anne Lammert Cheri Lampe Andrea LaPille Kathy Laugel Joy Lawrence Candee Lawson Pegeen Leahy Cathy Leisgang Judy Linder Lisa Lindsay Julie Listermann 75 Amy LoBuono Julie Lucas Pam Luchte Valerie Luken Debbie Luzietti Pam Macke Peggy Macke Elise Maier Marcia Mann Diane Martini Linda Martini Terry Martini Monica Massa Joan McCracken Laurie McGinnis The uncoordinated side of M. Saylers, Kell McHu h Coleyen Mcbfahon Julie McMahon Karen McPherson Cindy Mercer Kathy Metz Beth Meyer Linda Meyer Ann Michael Mary Miller Juli Moeller Kim Moore Michelle Moore Mary Ann Morrissey Kim Moschel Madlyn Moser Cheryl Mouth Mickey Muldocm Peggy Muldoon Patty Murphy Elizabeth Neal 76 Sophomores at the Halloween party take time out to pose for a picture. Patti Niehaus Carolyn Oldendick Liz Palma Sandy Panzeca Arm Peddenpohl Anne Pinnau Janet Pollard Sue Popejoy Carol Powers Missy Powers Donna Preklas Sherre Prendergast Patty Prus Ann Rahrig Donna Ranz Anna Rayburn Lisa Reinert Sharon Ret Cheri Richert Lisa Richter Monica Riedel Robin Ries Lori Rinckei Beth Roat Lu Anne Robisch Teresa Ruehl Pam Runtz Gail Ruter Cheryl Saho Margie Salyers Maureen Sanders Nancy Schackmann Roseann Schaffer Kim Schenkel Rose Schiele Sue chmidt 77 Margie Schmitz Barb Schneider Lisa Schneider Lin Schoenbaechler Debbie Schulenberg Maureen Schwartz Lori Schwieter Sandy Seiter Toni Sheanshang Donna Shyrock Iudy Sickmann Nancy Sillies Jerita Simpson Biz Small Cheryl Smith Patty Spath Patty Spieser Kim Spindle: Sandy Steigeiman Sherry Stenger Janice Stentz Julie Stigler Jenny Sloeckel Sue Streicher Karen Stubenrauch Nancy Suer Phyllis Sunderhaus Jenny Tebbe Laura Tenkman Laura Thiemann Patty Thinnes Jennifer Thomas Diane Timme Janice Toelke Sue Torok Donna Twele 78 Vicky Umberg Robin Van Holte Sue Van Nottingham Kathy Veerkamp Angie Vidourek Diane Vilas Carol Villari Nancy Vollman Barbara Volpenhein Anne Wachendorf Jenny Wagner Connie Wallenhorst Diane Walsh Julie Walsh Lori Walter Connie Walters Judy Ward Lori Wedgewood Debbie Wehmann Karen Weiss Cathy Weitzel Jenifer Welage Sue Weller Jill Welte Ron Wemicke Anne Westerfield Marty Wetterau Wanda Whyle Geralyn Williams Anne Willke Bambi Windsor Joy Winship Karen Wiesel julie Woodhouse Beth Wuest Sharon Young 79 Becky Abrams Lorri Albanese Rosie Albers Cindy Bach Ioan Balash Ines Barnes Peggy Bellman Nancy Benedic Angie Bertke Linda Betz Diane Beumer Rachel Biesik Brigid Bigner Janie Binzer Jeanne Binzer Beth Bitter Jenny Black Patty Blessing Peggy Blessing Betsy Blum Terri Boiten Patti Bracken Cindy Brausch Mary Pat Breen Jenny Brenner Judy Brisbin Alice Bross Tracey Browning Pierette Bruening Brenda Brunsman Connie Burns Bev Bushman Barb Campbell Peggy Carroll Mary Cleary Monica COX Jody Cramer Homeroom presidents: Hop rowQ Mary Gundlach, Patti Muldoon, Lisa Vollman, Pam Westrich; $ottom rowj Paige Morrison, Lori Streicher, Terri Hamen Peggy Powers. 82 Le Anne Crew Theresa Darragh Joyce Dauwe Terry Day Sherry DeLael Andrea DeNoma Cindy Derrenkamp Cindy Dettmer Traci Dossman Kathi Douglas Kathy Droppelman Lesa DuPont Cindy Durant Suzanne Dyar Gayla Dye Terri Dyer Kathy Ellert Ann Emmerling Julie Ems Lucy Andres Lynn Eppert Bea Estrada Judy Felix Theresa Fisher Kell Fox Diane Franz Ia ne Franz C arlene Frederick Denise Frey Tami Friend Nancy Frietsch Cristy Fulks Lynda Gawolek Dorothy Gehring Jennie Gibbons Nancey Gilligan Sharon Gilmartin Brigid Graham 83 r-,4- P7 O'Conneli tries to thread a needle on School isn't that bad, Beth! The Freshman Motto a Monday morning. Lynn Creme Nancy Grote Judy Guertin Mary Gundlach Geri Gutman Jenny Gutzwiller Sharon Hamant Terri Hamer Sheila Hancock Sallie Hardig Patti Haubner Terri Haverland Mary Lou Hegeman Mary Beth Heitker Ellen Hellmann Jeanette Henke Debbie Herbert Mary Herbert Babette Holben Patti Holthaus Lynne Homer Lois Hudepohl Jeanne Huesman Cathy Huff Tina Huff Laura Hu hes Leslie Hu er Nancy Huxel Sue Inderhees Theresa Johnston Cathy Jung Jeanne Kaiser Jenny Kammer Nancy Kasselmann Connie Kaup Mary Kalli: Jeanne Ke ler Lau ra Kemme Barb Kemp at 84 A typical sight in a Freshman homeroom around Halloween time. I hope she likes it! says L Streicher at the Big-Little Sis Christmas party. Julia Kessen Robin Kimbrough Kathi Klei Nancy Klein Cathy Klenk Linda Klosterman Jenny Knab Janice Koehlke Christine Kolbe Jan Koors Nancy Kordenbrock Carolyn Kramer Missy Kramer Karen Kreidenweis Becky Kristof Mary Krueger Michelle Kuethe Natalie Kuethe Michelle Kuhlmann Heidi Kurlemann Maryann Lahmann Mary Lammert Luann Lammeier Theresa Lampe Laura LaWarre Cindy Lehker Diane Lemkuhl Karen Lesch Janice Levin Melody Lierer Marge Lindhorst Mary LoefHer Donna Lohbeck Am Lyons Co een McCarthy Molly McCarthy Carol McCarty Katie McMahon Kathy McManus 85 Chris McMillan Marcia Macoritto Barb Mahoney Shari Mai Karen Mallard Jeanette Mann Tracie Maringer Pam Marples Christine Marsh Beth Mason Kathy Massey Karyn Maurer TA Dossman caught in the act! Mary Ann Maurits Chris Mazzel Cheryl Meadows Carrie Mees Jenny Meinerts Pam Men as Beth Men 6 Nan Metz Barb Meyer Sue Meyer Lisa Meyman Barb Miller Donna Miller Nancy Moelchert Kathy Molumby Alice Moody . I V , , K, Klei eyes the empty basket. Julie Moorman Kathy Morano Erin Monahan Paige Morrison Kim Motz Debbie Muchmore Patti Muldoon Patty Murray Bonnie Neyer Iiil Nieberding Ann Niehaus 86 J. Meiners smiIes after her weekend! Bet you cank make Connie Bums Eaugh! Vicki Niemann Margaret Noeiker Leslie Nurre Fe OCDnnell Juliabelker Linda Olberding Donna Osborne Linda on Debbie Otte Jenna Otten Debbie Panzeca Mary Pierson Mary Pio Lori Poppe Donna Potter Vicki P011105 Peggy Powers Sheri Putnick Nancy Rack Karen Radloff Eileen Rafferty Julie Rahe Renee Reiber Terry Reilman Cherly Reinert Lisa Reisiger N ancy Reisiger Pam Rieman Kate Ries Sharon Risola Vivian Robbins Lori Rochford Sue Roemer 87 Kathy Roetting Julie Roll Michelle Roloff Carole Rosenacker Tonia Ross Laura Rothenbuhler Jeanette Ruhe once Ruhe Karen Russell Denise Russo Anne Rust Diana Ruter Karen Rutz Laura Saunders Linda Schiele Teresa Schmitz Amy Schneider Emily Schneider Janice Schneider Paula Schuh Jenni Schwarz Lois Seiter Mary Sengewald Am Seuberling Lea Sfarnas Karen Sicking Barb Siemer Lainie Siemer Donna Slevers Michelle Silvati Beth Simon Pam Sindion Theresa Smit Rhonda Solomon Ter Soriano Deb ie Starddard Vicki Stark Carla Stein Diane Steinker Jane Stentz Lori Streicher Patty Stretch Nancy Stricker Laura Stupak Erin Sullivan Mary Beth Sunnenberg Jill Telford Mary Ellen Thiemann Sandy Thiemann Bev Tillotson Sue Tilton Tina Trader Nancy Trippel Debbie Tivele Cindy Uphus Vicky Valentino Terri Vandegraft Renee Van Fraag Connie Veerkamp Sue Vogele Lisa Vollman Kathy Vonner Theresa Volmer Iudi Wachendorf Tra Wallpe Lin a Westendorf Julie Westerfeld Pam Westrich Pam Wiethorn Tara Wintermeyer Mary Wissel Sharon Woeste Joanne Wood Jenny Wurzelbacher Brenda Zepf Beth Zorb Tennis, although a rather new sport at McAuley, could boast of a creditable perfor- mance by all members of the team. The season ended with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses One important aspect gained this year was ex- perience, and they hope for an even better sea- son next year. Coaches Mr. Rice and Miss Zoellner 92 Bottom row: 0-0 Marianne Kemme, Peggy Grause, Sally Zureick, Tami Cohen po Row: Becky McCarthy, Lisa Gerbus, Jenny Davis, Rosie Stemerick, Jenny Davis and Rosie Stemerick who played in the greater Cinv Cinnati Girls' Tennis Tournament and came in first and third, Tennis Cont. In ten 59 concentration Such grace!! Becky McCarthy puts one over Volleyball Intramurals The Champs who made it happen: tBottom Rowy Cindy Wissel, Julie Leahy, Kath Waymire, Terry Dinkelacker tTop Rowh Marianne Farkas, aren Mollmann, Mary Lee Kreimer, Carolyn Stahl, Kathy Day. Sr. Cheryl's homeroom $5125 won the intramural volleyball games. The Centurions were the girls who conquered other homerooms and received the trophy. Congratulations Centurionsf Is K. Mollmann ready? Basic Volleyball position $93 Reserve Volleyball x ,, ....i .5, 3 Front to back: iL-RJ Erin Monahan, Sue Kabbes, Peggy Bellman, Beth Meyer, Pegeen Leahy, 2nd: Ellen Lammerb Sandy Schroederi 3rd: Terry Day, Mary Bunch. 4th: jenny Brenner, Joanne Wood, Mary Lammert, Anne Lammert. Mary Bunch blasts a power bally The reserve volleyball coaches observe that although the team lacked experience, they more than made up for this with drive and enthusiasm. We started with a talented group of individuals and finished the season with a solid competitive team. This is evident in their outstanding 10-2 record for the season. .a - - x - 94 Warming the bench until the game begins. Janet Coors Ann Hopfensperger Kathy Wa mire Marisue indley Nancy Brakers Kathy Sullivan Heil Hitler! J. Heil Varsity Volleyball Jenny Heil Karen Dauwe Julie Leahy Tina Wietlisbach Lisa Weber Lois Pic 3! 3 'Coackfed by Miss Winter, Varsity reached an outstanding peak with a . If looks could kill . . . Junior-Varsity Basketball J. Deno in for the lay-up. K, McMahon Look, Ma, one- handed! , M. Bunch, we're counting on you. McAuley 34 Forest Park 25 Colerain 46 St. Ursula 31 Regina 31 Summit 41 Mt. Notre Dame 32 OLA 21 Mercy 36 Seton $.ng . I X $CAULQ 36 Marian x s . $ Q; : 43' 40 Ursuline . 15 Team members include G. to rJ: Kneeling: Katie McMahon, Erin Monahan, Jeanette Henke, Mary Lammert. Standing: Coach Mr Buhrman, Beth Meyer, Laura Discepoli, Mary Bunch, Joan Deno, Enn Sullivan, Coach Mr Haas. McAuley's Junior-Varsity Basketball Team had a highly successful season during the 1976- 1977 school year. The squad was young i5 Freshmen and 4 Sophomoresi and therefore achieved much more than expected. Led by Joan Deno along with other starters Mary Bunch, Katie McMahon, Erin Sullivan, Beth Meyer, and supported by Laura Discepoli, Mary Lammert, Erin Mohahon, and Jeanette Henke, the girls finished the season with a 10-2 record and were co-champions of the GGCL with a 9-1 made in league competition. The thrill of victory strikes again. Anticipation is making them wait. Freshman Basketball Team members include: tfirst rowi: Mary Kaup, Jenna Otten, Rhonda Soloman, Nan Metz, Terry Reilman, Coach Mrs. Roberts. Second row: Peggy Bellman, Jill Telford, Melody Lierer, Connie Veerkamp, Nancy Trippei, Cathy Klenk, Peggy Powers. McAuley 14 OLA 2 4 Mercy 13 5 Seton 30 28 Milford 16 39 Marion 2 22 Notre Dame 14 20 Milford 24 A Freshman team was formed this year to give our in- coming girls an opportunity to learn the basic techniques of basketball. The team developed quite nicely a5 is evident by their 5-2 record. This was a good expen'ence for the girls and with the skills they ac- quired, they will be a great asset to the Junior-Varsity team next year. 97 Varsity Basketball The Mohawks once again became the Champs in the Girls' Greater Cincinnati League this year. In the G-GCL tournament McAuley lost only one game - to Mercy by a score of 38-37. They also partici- pated in the state tournament where they lost one game to Syca- more by the score of 44-41. net, 98 McAuley players in position, McAuley 74 Fmest Park 50 Colerain 52 Finneytown 52 St. Ursula 57 Regina 65 Summit 40 Mt. Notre Dame 56 Aiken 48 OLA 40 Mercy 37 Seton 54 Marian 60 Ursutine Row 1: O. to rAJ Reene Reese, Cathy Burns, Melissa Hamey, Lisa Weber, Row 2: Kathy Waymire, Marianne Cady, Jenny Heil, Julie Leahy, Marisue Findley, Coach Mr, Schneider. It's my ball and you can't have it e1. Leahy McAuIey defense on the move, Marisue Findley, a senior forward, averaged 18.2 points and 11.2 rebounds a game. She was elected by the Cincin- nati Enquirer t0 the All-City First Team. Jenny Heil, a senior center, averaged 15.4 points and 11.3 rebounds a game. She was elected by the Cincinnati En- quirer t0 the All-City Second Team. Both Seniors were co-captains this year, The overall season was very successful for the returning Varsity: Kathy Waymire, Melissa Hamey, and Julie Leahy, all of whom played a great deal. For hold-overs, Cathy Burns, and Marianne Cady, expectations are high for next year as well. In addition to these girls, a number of girls from the successful Junior Varsity team will join the varsity next year. 27 48 31 20 31 27 29 27 39 24 49 18 Gymnastics ul rm; 3V; . -K-. Row 1: Kim Moschel, Gwen Hussa, Ciaudia Wagner, Karen Mailman, Chris Dzurik, Lori Wedgewood, Julie Rahe, Ian Coors, Vicky Niemann, Coaches Miss Winter, and Miss Coogan. Row 2: Coach Mrs Kreft, Pe gy Bockelman, Missy Powers, Nan Fisher, Marianne Meiners, Sandy Lawrence, Melissa Carroll, Paige Morrison, Juerita Simpson, Terrie Kert , Amy LoBuono, Teri Delacave. Row 3: Theresa Curran, Sandy Eraun, Denise Tiller, Vicky Valentino, Mary Beth Heitker, Sharon Kramer, Christy Fulks, Mary Kruger. Up and over Some people will do anything for a part. M, Meiners does a nose dive Belly Smacker 9H Another Olga on the way? Break a leg? Head over heels Juerita S. at her best. The art of concentration Varsity Softball McAuley's varsity softball team emerged from the season with a good 5-1 record K N? M. Kemme is ready. First row Heft to rightk P. Leahy, R. Stemerick, I. Leahy, M. Hamey, C. Goedde, N. Brakers, M. Findley,1. Davis, Mrs. Hughes; Second row: Miss Zoellner, B. Meyer, 1. Demo, 5. Schroeder, M. Kemme, I. Michel, L. Weber, EL Reese 102 Freshman Softball I ; i 1 d Sitting Hun: J. Henke, M. Lierer, C. Reinert, M. Lammert, Li Stupak, M. Wissel, M, Silvati. Standing G-ri: K, McMahon, E. Monahan, B, Bushman, Coach Fri Waller, P. Powers, T. Volmer, K. Rutz, Coach Sr. Clara, I. Wood. The freshman softball team, which played very well and showed good team spirit, ended its season with a 3-1 record. 103 E. Monahan likes the look of this pitch. P. Powers calls for a knuckle ball. Track Members of the track team were seleCted in a different manner this year. Any student wishing to take part in track simply attended practice sessions. Girls who showed a sense of responsibility by attending all prac- tices were then eligible to compete for positions on the team. First row Heft to righQ: I. Mann, L. Albanese, L. Olberding, C. Uphus, K. Curry, L McCracken, C. Mees, J. Dauwe, M. Kramer, J. Girten, D. Timme, S. Torok, K, Dauwe, K. Waymire. 2nd row: Miss Coogan, L. Willig, C. Veetkamp, P. Muldoon, M.P Breen, S. Thieman, C. Mazzei, L. Kemme, S. Dyar, R Kimbrough, 5. Young, JV Simpson, A, Westelfield, M, Hessling, M.L. Eicher, Miss Winter. 3rd row: Mrs. Kraft, M.L. Kreimer, I. Cramer, D. Potter, P. Bruening, N. Huxel, K. Teuschler, L. Saunders, T. Darragh, N. Molchert, T. Wintermeyer, l. Ruhe, E Rafferty, 1, Burger, A. Hopfensperger. McAuley is first to the tape. 105 G.A.A. Olympics m G,A.A. sponsored its first McAuley oiym- pics after hours on May 5 and 6. A11 G.A,A. members were eligible to compete in the events which ranged from rope climbing and foot races to high jump and go-cart racing. G.A.A. Awards Banquet The annual G.A.A. Banquet took place May 12. Out- standing McAuIey athletes were honored, many re- ceiving trophies and other acknowledgements. In ad- dition to the volleyball, basketball, tennis, softball, track, and gymnastics teams, winners of the Olympic events were also recognized. B. Meyer and IV Leahy A. Hopfensperger receives her trophy. R. Solomon waits for her award. FF- - - - ---m-r-m--mu'-u-- RESERVE BASKETBALL: M. Bunch m Coach's Award, TENNIS: 1. Davis M.V.P. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL: MA Bunch Best Server, E. Lam I. Deno MALE, B Meyer - Best Defense mert 7 Coach's Award, B. Meyer w M.V.P. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: L. Weber - Coach's TRACK: A. Hopfenspergerw M.V.P., K. Dauwe VARSITY BASKETBALL: L. Weber - Best De- Award, N. Brakers ? Best Server i Coach's Award fense, M. Findley - M,V.PA FRESHMAN SOFTBALL: GYMNASTICS: L. Wedgewood Coach's VARSITY SOFTBALL; R. Reese Coach J. Hei1 varsity volleyball L. Stupak - M.V.P. Award, G. Hussa - M.V.P. Award, 1, Leahy M.V.P. - M V.P. and varsity bas- ketball - Coach's Award 107 mm: ZIPBMWWEi STUDENT COUNCIL .ua Heft to righU J. Beischel, K. Bowling, SL Majorie ymoderatorL T. Brinkmann, B. Bollin, C. Ferris. Hey Matie! What you have in your hand is a treasure map. A treasure mapTl you say. Yes, a map that leads you through Student Council Week. If you follow this map day by day, you will discover all the treasures your Student Council has for you. The real gold will appear on Friday and Sat- urday, but I don't know which chest Will be worth more. Do you? Kneeling: Heft to righo P. Carraher, J. Welte, J. McMamon, S. Freeman, J. Gibbons. Sitting: P. Loftus, Le Ellert, B, Roat, A, Franklin, TL Ruehl, S. Stenger, TL Barlag. Standing: Moderator Mrs, Yeazell, T. Feldman, K. Griffin, K. McPherson, K. Schenke1,J. Kemble, K. Knoll, 0 Sears, D. Aiexander, N. Gilligan. UH FIVE FENGER DISCOUM e DUESIING FOR A SKIT dun! w . um- ma 1mm ; umxm. Ikm mm; 1 Na .n rumlnl m.- Ii' l'huunm ' J warn. .s-u w Aurgrr: -L l' V 5 The staff of Blazing Sad- dles seeks to publish an interesting and informative newspaper for their fellow students. The newspaper staff hopes that the paper has helped to promote school spirit while provid- ing a communication medium. The journalism course next year will en- deavor to continue McAuley's newspaper and the work of the staff of Blazing Saddles. R.- lst row Heft to righo: PL Loftus, S, Freeman, A. Franklin. 2nd row: L. Ellert, J. Kemble, and B. Roat display the Christmas issue of Blazing Saddles? Kneeling Heft to righD: I. Beischel, I. Vissing, sitting: M.R Schmit; P, Smith, moderator Sr, Mary Clarita, B. Merrill, L. Riede1,J, Kluener, standing: P. Adams, C. Ahlers, S, Krekeler, K. Krekeier, M. Huesman. Any students who are inter- ested in explor- ing careers, op- portunities and participating in consumer eco- nomic actvities meet twice a month, forming the New Hori- zons Club, 112 Aids to Retarded Children New Horizons Junior and Se- nior members of this club are generous in giv- ing up some of their Saturda time to war with Sr. Mary Clarita teaching religion to the handicapped. First row Oeft to righU: C. Conneily, J. Ranz, N. Herzog, M. Muldoon, K. McHugh, RA. Schaffer, H, Gardner, IA Ruhe 2nd row: K. Boehm, L, Bowling A Michael, T. Soriano, L. McGinnis, S, Schmidt, A. Daeger, K. Laugel, K. Reis. Multi-Media Giving the school a valuable service through the use of the audio-visual equipment, the members of the Multi-Media Club, led by Sr; Clara, staff the AV Center during study halls and participate in T.V. productions over channel 3. Amy Rinckel mans the TV. 151 Row Heft t0 righu: D4 Diegmueller, M.E. Thiemann, L. Stupak, M. Kuhlmann, Rh Kimbrough, C. Kaiser! J. Welage, M. Powers, T, Soriano 2nd row1D. Lohbeck, D. Timme, S. Bennett, CA Weitzel, Lh House,1, BEasch, Bh Bushman, M. Riedel, R. VanPragg, B. Schmutte 3rd row: I. Ruhe, K. Klei, D. Martini, M. Salyers, S. Hopfensperger, A. Rinckel, K. Vanden Eynden, S. Simon, M. Kaup, L. Saunders 4th row: Dh Hebbeler, MJ. Kolb, Eh Kuethe, L. Kessling, ME. Kolkmeyer, L. Rinckel, L Lohbeck, P. Otle, L. Grundhoefer, L. Reinert, Mh Alf, moderator Sr. Clara 113 Safety Council Row 1 Heft to righQ: N. Glankler, S. Honkomp, B. Miller, P. Baumgarmer. Row 2: T. Lawson, S. Weller, R Muldoon, M. Currell, S Carmen Row 3: R VanPragg, S Dunn, G. Sears, DA Hartman, T. Gartner, B Kristof, A Boliske, C Verssen, T, Massa, M,L, Parker, S. Dombusch, moderator Miss Coogan. Car Wash XL , fay: . Fill 'er up, says C. Honschopp to B. Kristof with S, Dombusch, M. Kaup, and Ml. Parker giving it the wash me special. the hose. q Mt Kemp and P. Muldoon doing their share of the fun. W ' Safety Council held a car wash on April 16 at the Monfort Heights Shell. Thanks to the great turnout and beautiful spring weather, the profits were spectacular. In the hopes of reaching the goal of five hundred dollars for the upkeep of the parking lot, Safety Council tried their luck at a donut sale. Klostermans provided a wide variety of donuts, and the students provided the appetites. The first sale was held in April and the second in May. Both were welI-received. Safety Council successfully ac- complished two new money-making events and looks forward to another good year in '77-'78. M, Hughes keeps an eye on B. Kristof in the hopes of staying dry. Bake Sale M. Currell sells a fresh one to M.L. Dorsey. 115 Genesians Sitting Heft to righaz Ae Pierson, Ne Yoka, T. Guilfoyie, J. Budke, Ce Verssen, K. Paul, P. Smith, C. Otte, P. Glandorf, A. Wolf, 2nd row: C. Schmid, H. Allaire, G. Albanese, C. Bracken, C, Kramer, P. Haverkos, MJ. Powers, M. Sedler, T. Calme, M.Be Giesken, K. Daunt, moderator Miss White, 3rd row: Te Carroll, D. Dietrich, P. Loftus, A. LaDuke, S. Lutze B. Weisgerber, D. Tillett, S, Koenig, 4th row: Je Binzer, l. Lierl, K, Kelly, N. G1ank1er,J. Alexander. When Genesian president A. Pierson speaks everyone listens! The Genesians, McAuley's drama club, held their initia- tion on September 16 To be a member, one must have one year of drama and a 9005 average in drama. The fall play, Ask Any Girlf and the spring play, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, . were the major undertakings of this group for '76-'771 Eat' dunk and be merry' 116 Genesian Initiation D. Grawe lights her candle. 'You don't say, says K, Metz. New Genesians: Standing Heft to righa: L1 Lindsay, M1 Bare, K. Capano, C. Froehle, K. Dinkelacker, M. Wetterau, S. Stenger, 1. Lucas. 2nd row: L Thiemann, A. Bosch C. Fitch, B Kolbe, J. Koch, C. Creelmann L. Gates A. Fitzpatrick,C.Saho,H.Gard1-1er, L. Gehrum 31d row: L. Feisthammel, C. Mercer, A. Rahrig,J. Wagner, T. Busch, K Veerkamp,M. Carroll A. LoBuono, D. Arszman, S. Davis. 4th row: L Wedgewood A Vidourek L. Discepoli, P. Macke J. Welage, K Metz, L RichterT Dorsey, L Rinckel. 117 Row 1 Ueft to righa: moderator Mrsl Messinger, J. Gibbons, A. Emmerling, P. Carraher, C. Mees, C. Diehl, C. Mazzei, C. Burns, B. Brunsman, D. Sievers, M.L. Kreimer, L. Miller, Row 2: G. Dye, B. Neyer, L. Seiter, K. Douglas, L. Meymann, I Brisbin, A. DeNoma, M.P. Breen, J. McCracken, N. Huxel. Row 3: L. Saunders, L. Homer, J. Emg N. Moelchert, J. Kammer, KA Ries, E. Rafferty, L. Nuve, M.P. Cleary. Row 4: A. Burke, J. Nieberding, L. Siemer, B Siemer, C. Durant, B. Graham, I. McMahon, J. Ruhe. Spanish Honor Society New members are: row 1 deft to righa: M. Kemme, K. Boehm, B. Brinkmann, K. Kusnerak, D. Luzietti, I, StoeckeL Row 2: M. Krismer, K. Findlay, L. GmndhoE'fer, C. Fitch, J. Welte, D. Past members active in Spanish Honor Society are: row 1 Heft to Preklas, A- Peddenpohl, P MUldOOIL ROW 3! K- Curry. 1- Pollard, M. Coors, C, Ruter, J. righn; c. Diehl, L. Miller. Row 2; A. Burke, moderator Mrs. Seis- McMahon. C. Powers. F. Niehaus. siger, ML. Kreimer. C, Ferris 118 Library Aides Sitting Heft to righn: D. Dettmer, K. Griffin, moderator Sr Michaeleen, M. Hollstegge, B. Doyle, B. Kaiser. 2nd row: D. Twele, T. Brinkmann, J; Hammerle, M.RV Schmitz, E. Knollmanl S. Nedderman, S. Schroeder. 3rd row: M. Currell, M.A. Knollman, N. Herzog, C Kaiser. Library aide T, Barlag and president M4 Hollstegge check 'em out. Library Aides, a service-oriented organization, consists of stu- dents who freely give of their study hall time, as well as time before and after school, working with Sr. Michaeleen to keep the library in good order and to render service to those using the library. Hey, Sr. Michaeleen, did you get your muffler at Midas? French Club Row 1 Oeft to righn: LA McGinm's, J. Kaiser, M Gundlach, P. Menges, I. Dauwe, l. Rahe, A. Bross, M. Sengewald, L. Rochford, I. Wurzel- bacher. Row 2: J. Beischel, J. Linder, L. Balzer, T. Martini, M. Masset, moderator Miss Wendling, B, Pies, J. Woodhouse, C. Brausch, T, Dyer. Row 3: T Soriano, R. Van Praag, L Girten, M. Kammer, C. Buffington, P. Bruening, L. Gawolek, A Rust, T. Dinkelacker, I. Wachen- dorf. Row 4: S. Hamant, T. Busch, 1. Limke, C. Creelman, L. Gates, 5. Steigelman, D, Schulenberg, M. Ernst, B, Kolbe, B D'Amico, I. Coors. French Club member Bev Weisgerber watches D. Arzman munch on French pastry, Come to the Cabaret - French Parent Night Heft t0 righn: P. Menges, K. Droppelman, H, Allaire, J4 Koors,1. Guertin, 5 Hamant. B Bollin plays the piano while JV Hirth sings Dites Moi and 1e Vous Aime. The Eiffel Tower: BA Zorb, C. Jung, C, Kolbe, R. Biesik, J. Knab, and K, Vollner. The crow is S. Schroeder and. the fox is T. Dinkelacker. G.A.AA officers are Wice-presidena L. Gerbus, epresidena J. Leahy, Gecretary-treasurere E. Lammert, hmoderatore Miss Winter. G.A.A. sponsored a candy sale this winter and made $3,200 dollars. The top seller of the school was Jenny Heil Who sold 200 bars and won $25.00. There was a tie between Erin Monahan and Connie Veerkamp for second and third place and so the prize money was divided, each receiving $12.50. They sold 120 candy bars each. The girls who sold 60 bars received an Italian dinner, to be served by the male faculty. Sunshine Club The Sunshine Club, organized by Student Council, brightens up the lives of Senior citizens throughout the city by sending handmade Christmas and birthday cards to the elderly. 122 MAS. Findley selling pins for the mighty McAuley Mohawks, Sunshine Club Members are: I. Huizheimer, A. Annis. The Life group supports the Life rallies in Washington DC. and volunteers its services at the offices of Ohio Right to Life. At some of the meetings they have guest speakers, and the guest speaker at the meet- ing featured was Stephanie Varga. She is the assistant ad- ministrator of Ohio Right to Life. Explaining the work in- volved in the Life Movement on a larger scale and the origin of Right to Life, she encourages the Life movement among high school students in the Greater Cincinnati area. The guest speaker, Stephanie Vargat President J. Limke discusses the agenda. Kneeling Heft t0 righU: L. Rochford, M, Ruebusch, Ft Smith, Be Pies, Jt Limke, C. Gray, C. Durant, B. Brunsman. 2nd row: G. Cinquina, P. Bracken, P. Stretch, N. Donovan, A. Emmerling, 1. Keller, N. Benedict, L. Angus, I. Brabender, I. Jester, K. Buffington, M, Kaup. 31d row: B. Blum, M. Iker, moderator Fr. Waller, It Thomas, N Herzog, 1. Frederick J. Johnson, J. Herb, Kt Merrill. 123 Photographer L. Black files pictures while M, McDermott works on layouts, 124 The Yearbook mascot. Activities, faculty, clubs, and sports section workers are Stegman, T. Gartner, S. Henke, and S. Elsasser. Artists P. Lahmann, M. Huller, and St Zureick. The goal of the Yearbook staff is to produce a book that will tell, in pictures and words, the story of the school year. The class consists of Seniors and Juniors who meet every day. Each minute is ac- counted for and passes by un- wasted as students rush to meet deadline after deadline. Their job was doubly challenging this year since the weather caused the can- cellation of various activities. tLt-RJ M. Sedler, M. MCDermott, C. Honschopp, It Business managers, copy and layout checkers, index workers and photographers are: tseateoD T. Lampel D. Dettmer, P Henke, F. Volmer. $tandingk C. Verssenl K. Fasold, S. Riestenberg, MV Vollhardt, P. McHugh, and L. Black. Class section workers are: Grout row A. LaDuke, D. Hartmann, L. Loeffler, C, Hoffman, B. Hesketh. U3ack rowh A. Poynter, T. Lasch, K. Helmheckel, C. Verssen, A. Mecklenborg, and C. Otte. '125 Voter Information Acting as the League of Women Voters, the Voter Information Club played a t helpful role in the Mock Election. Besides encouraging and helping to keep stu- dents aware of government activities, they promoted a greater realization of the election procedures. First to make the big choice. t . Kneeling Ueft to righU: P7 Haverkos, A. Creed, N. Schlachter, Bt Kolbe. Standing: moderator Mr. Junker, J. Cullen, T. Guilfoyle, Nt Yoka, M. Alf, Sv Lutz. . and then to fill the ballot box! National Honor Society tL-Rt: M. Crowe, T. Schuld, P. Smith, M.C. Dangel, P. Bruene- man, L. Hayes, and J. Hoffmann direct their attention towards the speaker. H .II I.- Sitting Ueft to righo: Te Brinkmann, T, Schuld, C. Ferris, P. Hooker, Eh Lammert, C. Wagner, I. Beischel, moderator Mrs. Fitzgerald. 2nd row: F. Smith, B. Bollin, B. Piese M. Crowe, J. Hoffmann, L, Hayes, S. Schroeder, M, Masset, M.C. Dangel, I? Brueneman, Ke Bucher, C. Gray, J. Meyman, President E. Lammert. The National Honor Society exists to recognize, honor and encourage schol- arship, leadership, character and ser- vice. Members, who are carefully selected by a faculty council of nine members, must be Juniors or Seniors. To be considered for membership, Se- niors must have a scholastic average of 900A. and Juniors a 920A. The initiation tea was held on October 24 Where the members were honored. Dr. Ernest Fontana, head of Xavier University's English Department and Honors Pro- gram, was the guest speaker at the tea. mighn C, Gray takes a quick limpse toward CV Wagner while holding her rose, the symbol of a real schoIar. Moderator Mrs. Fitzgerald giving the once overW Row 1 Heft to righn: C. Gray, J. Hoffman. Row 2: J. Otto, V Poggemann, C. Pfennig, N. Hudepohl, L. Zoller, '1',Bzar1ag Row 3: T. Calme, H. Allaire, B. Meyer, A. Westerf-ield, L, Donovan, D Grawe, I. McMahon, J. Binzer. Standing: 1. KIuener, D. Hoffmann, I. Deller, M. Huesman, P. Ellerhorst, N. Herzog, S. Young, L. Schneider, C. Buffington, K McManus, B. Blum, A. Rust, P. Bracken, C. Frederick, K Motz, IA Meiners, MV Gundlach. Share bake sale President J. Hoffmann organizes the Share Post office. Purses and bags galore! About two weeks before Christmas, Share sponsored a Phillipine's sale with the help of Mrs Pierson. The sale ran for three days, selling handcrafted goods ranging from purses to macrame hangings. The items were handmade by Phillipine children and adults. They made great inexpensive Christmas gifts. The efforts of the sale were rewarded with the profits of between four hundred and five hundred dollars which was sent to the people in the Phillipines. Thanks to the Share members who participated and the women who helped, the sale proved to be a worthwhile project, T Smith decides which is the better buy, P. Weithom shows I. Stentz her fantastic purchase! 129 T.A.B. T.A.B. vicehpresident M.L. Kreimer and member H. Allaire. Teens to Aid the Brain Injured is an organization which involves McAuley as well as other schools, Their goal is to help, both finan- cially and physically, the special kids of Cincinnati. During the summer, many T.A.B. members volunteer at branches of the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Injured Children. Their Fund Raising project, the TAB Walk, took place on October 17, M, Breetz and S, Shoemaker look dumbfounded. L. 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Race you to the top of the Eiffel Tower. 8. McDonaldls is your kind of place. IIIIIIIIIE a. IIIIIIIIIII-IEII IIIIIIIIIIEIII Answers alqu ' usuaxg - uoueuuogul 1910A ' uaJPULD P31319191 03 SPIV smoug 101L195 . suegsauag o suozuoH MBN hapos .IOLIOH IeuoneN ' umog V'V'D 'EI xooqmak 'ZI SPIV Amqn n mo 9919 '01 naunog Juapng '6 Appog .IOLIOH qsgueds '8 augqsuns '1; 18'VLL '9 samples Emma 19 BJF'I '17 9 Z I Hdmvhomoo ensaqoxo . Ipunog Maps ' EEPQW'HIUW ' III Across 1. Behind the scenes and on the go, they help the teachers shoot the show, . Take a donut to lunch. . MCAuley's Music Makers . Itls a matter of or death. . Extra, extra, read all about it! . Grab a drink and take a walk. . Put a little ray of in your life. . LQue Pasa? . Hey Matie! 10. Amateur Songstress 11. Bookworms 12. Annual Memories 13. Our Miniature Olympic Team $30me011:th 135 Qi Hill? 1!: Q2; i Opening Day e August 31 Aspiring stars file through the doors to be a part of the big production of the McAuley High School Year. New talents bloom each year. Some, like shooting stars, come in like a blaze; others enter quietly to be discovered 1a- ter. Each plays an impor- tant role, adding their uniqueness to this yeares special achievements. M.Ce Dangel greets B. Abrams. J ISLE.- .r I.- L. HHW QFW McAuley Productions acquired seven new technical advisers this year. Seae ted U. to rJ Miss T, Meyer, Miss D. Coogan, Mrs. B. Messinger, Mrs. K. Roberts, Miss Me Homan, Mrs. Je Kramig, and Mr. B. Sheppard. 138 C. Brausch experiences the first day. R Murray pages through last year's memories. Opening Mass - September 3 139 Big-Little Sis Day September 15 Below: WELCOME HERE Welcome here; your dreams are your ticket in, Welcome here; to the place where your lives will begin. Well, the names will all change while you hang around, But those dreams will remain if you stay around . , . . Who'dve thought theyld lead you tWholdve thought they'd lead youl Right here to McAuley! might here to McAuleyll Yeah, well tease you alot and we'll put you on the spot. Welcome here. Welcome here, welcome here, welcome here Welcome here, welcome here . . , Welcome here; we always could spot a friend. Welcome here; and we smile when we think how you must have been And we know what a scare you are having now, But we're sure that you'll make it through somehow. What could ever lead you tWhat could ever lead youl Right here where we need you! alight here where we need youll Yeah, we'll tease you alot and we'll put you on the Spot, Welcome here Welcome herey welcome here, welcome here . . t At 11:00 the Freshmen and Seniors were freed from the normal routine of student life at MCAuley for a two hour needed and well-deserved break. After the Seniors presented their unique version of Mr. Kotter and his Sweathogs, taking advantage of the Frosh Sweatpiggies, the entire Senior class welcomed their Freshman siblings by singing the appropriate song Welcome Here. Follow- ing the theatrical festivities, the Freshmen were escorted to the picnic area where all feasted on everything from large pizzas twith everythingl to chicken dinners or Cheese- flavored Doritos and baby bottles filled with Coke. But time went fast, and at 1:00 games and snacking ended and all slowly made their way back to classes. The day was a memorable one for all involved. It will linger with time in the photographs and the memories of Big and Little Sisters alikel 131nm . I ,' mm? a , , - W M 4 Invaded by the Garbage Patrol. Above: Quarter detention, already? roars D. Walters to C. Huff. Right: Say conduct card! Jr.-Sr. Father-Daughter Dance h October 1 There was no special script for this scene, although it was an annual event. The 300 dashing dads brought to life the theme Disco Dad as they joined with their daughters in old and new dance steps. Look at the Birdie! 142 WMLJKAM . A. R Reiber and D. Tillar play Peek-aboo! M. Knollman and N Yoka want to play too! P. Bruening and dad sit this one out. 143 Student Council Week 1 October 11-15 Student Council Week 10d. 11-151 was a fun- for-aH week to drum up spirit for the school. Magician Tom Spinneweber, our special guest star, fascinated the students and made the week memorable. Thursday Oct. 14, Old Purse Day, provided an enjoyable and different occasion. To conclude the week, hot pretzels were sold for a special treat The entire week was a success since many people did discover their Student Council. Students are busy after school at workshop. Good Luck, Carolyn! Can I help you? asks K. Paul. Paper Drive October 15 The paper drive was Close competition until the very end. Seniors and Fresh- men took first place, with Sophomores and Juniors right behind. The school made $989.52. S. Greninger finds time for a smile. D. Brinkmarm grunts in agony. Seniors and Freshmen at work. 146 Junior Sweaters - October 21 The Juniors rushed to their homerooms to discover that their distinguishing costumes had arrived. The blue sweaters would set them apart from the rest of the cast. Members of the class of 78 show off their new distinguishing apparel. A blue Iunior 7 L. Mahoney. It's Academic I47 Ford vs. Carter h 1976 Mock Election With the help of Miss Pohl, the school held 3 Mock Election on October 20, 1976. The presidential-vice-presidential candidates were Gerald Ford Uricia Lampd and her V-P Robert Dole Eileen Petersk Jimmy Carter CToni Bitterh and her V-P Walter Mondale Godi Poulosk Lester Maddox maeann ReiberL and Eugene McCarthy CGayle Searsy There was also a race for US. Repren sentative and Senator. The Re- publicans made a sweep. Ford, Taft, and Clancy beat Carter, Metzenbaum, and Luken. 148 The Candidates 0'. Bitter, T, Lampe, R, Reiber, and G. Searsy , Student Recognition ,,,., i wilgggwat Student Council initiated a program to recognize students thgive of their time in service to their school, church, and community The Service Recognition Pro- gram included a Recognition Board Give students and one faculty memberl which reviewed all nomination forms submitted by the girl herself, another student, or a faculty member. This year the recognition awards were given only at the conclusion of the first quarter. Student Council hopes to continue the program next year and will revamp the intended quarterly recognition to end-of- the year awards only. The first Student Recognition Program recipients: A. Lammert, P. Klostermani and M. Hollstegge. General Motors Assembly A representative from the General Motors Company demonstrated some of that company's latest advance- merits. 149 Fall Date Dance o October 23 The cast of the production took time out to enjoy this evening. Continental Rhythm provided the music The theme was 'You're my best Friend . . u OOOh you make me live, whatever this world can give to me; it's you; youlre all I see, oooh you make me live now honey; 000 you make me live; you're the best friend that I ever had . . u I've been with you such a long time; you're my sunshine, and I want you to know that I really love you; you're my best friend. W Wrgiitg Q 2 A sign of Friendship 150 I gotycha now, o N, Brakers Du nu nu nu nu nu nu hop, hop, hop! 9X Qx ka . xxx VV' WWW D. Arszman enjoys the evening. But honey, 1 want to boogie! P. Muldoon Dance with me , . . I want to be your partner. M. Murphy and D. Martini pose for a picture. D. Vilas and Se Hop- fensberger share thoughts in a discuS' sion session. Awareness Day - Oct. 26 The actresses were allowed time off from their daily roles to think back on all the time and effort they had invested in each scene. Each person tried to seek out some new ideas about herself and searched inwardly for her real identity in the midst of all the role playing, The cast found it helpful to their careers and lives. Clergymen guided the participants through a rewarding day. c . m. u , b .y,.,a,n n! , ; wife Viiiianti T e , ; :5.ka! . er: McAuley is my kind of place! sings a best costume winner 5. Streicher. Others included Cotton Cand and Mr. Freeze Taliases A. ahrig and C. Smithy n, e , Xv ' . ' I T T'A L, l: 6 LN? '! f?! 14- TF-i. u p t , '1. -.'w !0.7749'7i. 5.14 Who says the Sophomores don't have spirit? The party was enhanced by special appearances by The Fonz, Squiggy, and Laveme of Happy Days. 8Z 13q0130 AJJBJ UBBMOHBH axouxoqdos The Class of '79 gathered together after school for the annual Sophomore Hallo- ween Party. A panel of fac- ulty members judged at- tendants in three categories: best costume, best homeroom Uhe Room 219 CircusL and the most original pumpkin TRoom 127T. The decisions were tough ones, but winners or losers, all had a terrific time. A jailbird by profession. The seniors were this yearis stars in the Raffle - Nov. 10-Dec. 5 for their efforts. Mr. Junker and his cast of leading actresses played the role of winning homeroomi This produc- tion, through the work of each player, was a tremendous success for raffle by bringing in the most money ' 7 , '- ' . h h McAuley. :1 Mn Rahrig encourages enthusiasm. The cast of sophomores put on their production. : A. ayz-usabw-wm Hui; .- v-u a4, nmwkl 2- u'I-Rnfh'Owai A. a Super Froshi' I .f 'g' '7 Q The laws of Junker gnawed all away when 122 was named the top selling homeroom of the raffle. I I And the winners were . . . $1500 F. Huelsman $100 D. Veerkamp $100 Gart Greene $600 Doris Derrenkamp $100 GD. Gibson $100 Homeroom 119 $400 Willis Post $100 Robert W. Schaefer 155 The Skating Party -v November 7, 1976 Lying down on the job is NOT funny - P. Morrison and S, Meyer. Skating is a breeze e if you stand still. It's easy! Just watch me! The Skating Party at Golden Skates was many laughs for all who attended. Even though there were bumps and bruises, it was all in fun and proved to be a successful afternoon. 156 I. Holzheimer, C, Kasselmann, N. Kasselmann, and E, Lammert. is this how you do it? - asks M. Kemme. We need partners for this skate! . - . 157 The Genesians of McAuley assisted by La Salle and Roger Bacon students presented Ask Any Girl, a comedy about a young girl who goes to New York to learn about life, as their annual fall play Audience reception proved it to be a play weH-performed. Cast, crews and directors Miss Mary Jo White and Pat Smitm were highly com- mended. ASK ANY GIRL u- NOV. 13-15 Lisa , v , Kim Spindler and Diane Dietrich mot picturecD Ada . . Jan Lierl Terri . . . Helen Allaire Alvin . . .Ioe Nurre Evan proposes; A letter from Meg! Mr. Doughton and Meg take a cigarette surr vey war ' Miles Doughton . . . Bob Zins Meg Wheeler . . . Patti Haverkos Mr. Wheeler , Kevin Keams Jeannie . , , Kathy Kelly and Nancy Jane . Glankler mot picturch The girls try to put Mrs. Wheeler and Megs aunts at ease about New York City. Mrs, Wheeler. . . Kathy Paul Aunt Lettie. . . Anita Wolf , Carole Bracken Evan Doughton . . Aunt Fern . . . Lisa Ellert , Ed Collins Ellen . . , Mary Beth Giesken Connie Verssen Vince . . Mike Benedic j -C0urse Day - Nov. 17 mi M After many long hours of hard work and much organization, McAuley's third annual Mini-Course Day resulted in it's third annual success. Along with the time and effort invested by the committee responsible for the program's success came quite a few quizzical stares. Those passing by the loose-leaf-paper-trimmed lockers next to the library often did not hesitate to raise an eyebrow or two; but this was the closest thing to computer processing available to the commit- tee in charge of arrangements. A sheet of paper for each course and tour was arranged alphabetically 0n the lockers and, one by one, each student was more or less rationed into her respective categories. Hope- fully Mini-Course Day has become a permanent tradition at McAuIey thanks to committees like this year's Which was again chaired by Mrs. Carol Yeazell. Ir; Students discover hidden talents in the fine arts of cake decorating . . . 160 and sand terrarium making . . . mama Able to life large cars in a single push. Relax -- everything is under control, says N. Brakers Thanksgiving Mass e November 24, 1976 Thanksgiving, that special day of the year when each of us thanks God for His generosity, was preceded by MCAuley's annual Mass. Fr. Cooper, Fr. Waller and Mr. Haas concelebrated. EMAL-ugggms T. Barlag and M. Holistegge join together in song C. Huff and T. Schmitz carry canned goods for the poor in the offertory procession. .. . markaagayhm WM : ?,4. A..,.; .' . - .1 ,, e . e a' Aw AWWE'b-Wdamsw- P. Hooker delivers one of the readings. 15' L e 5, , .' 5 i a 4 .. i 1 I s g, A Ir .1; .; i- ,v 3;: 7. '51! e; 3? -7 The altar shows the theme of the Mass. Freshman Senior Christmas Party This Christmas the Senior Class initi- ated a new even't for theixl Freshman little sisters. In- stead of rushing around before classes, frantically exchanging gifts, the Seniors held a Christmas Party on December 20. Here comes Santa Smile ; B. Holben Girls, we thought you were trimming the tree! Christmas Mass The Christmas Altaf' B. Pies teaches a lesson. A child is born to us on this day. Our Savior brings with Him salvation for all. Let every heart prepare Him room. Sing out! Rejoice! HE is here to redeem. Symbols of the Jesse Tree. One of the highlights of McAuley HS. Pro- ductions has always been the annual Christmas concert r an evening perform- ance combining the talents of some of the industry's finest musi- cians and vocalists. All who gathered for this yearls performance couldn't help but feel a part of this ensemble through the spirited lyrics and music played. Christmas Concert h Dec. 21, 1976 The Christmas Skit e A Quest for ChriStmaSH This year the stu- dents and faculty of McAuley chose to elim- inate the staging of in- dividual Christmas skits. Instead, the ef- forts of all four classes were combined in order to present A Quest for Christmas which deals With a skeptic in search of the essence of Christmas. The cast and perfor- mance were well re- ceived, and together they intensified the Christmas spirit of all assembled. .Jdinl .. Si-i-lem Night, . . . Ho-o-ly Night. . 3e Christmas is only for the rich, says B. Kolbe. The spirit of the jackein-the-box e C Schmidt Drummer Girl 7 A. Rayburn. Christmas Dance December 27 crystal dreams melt slowly and form embroidered memories woven into a cherished Winter tapestry Smile pretty! Look lovely! J. Reardon Wanna bunny hug? - L Yates The Queen and her court. You mean I didn't win. Smiling in anticipation. The Queen . . . Angie Frankfin ' W This dance is for the queen. a look of pride. Go ahead . . smile. - M.L, Kreimer Friends talk behind J. Ranz's backV Christmas Dance kon'U At this year's Christmas Dance, great music was featured by Taxi. As the evening concluded, the couples departed with memories of a wonderful time. Outside, the winter was dead and cold, but inside the atmosphere was warm and alive. McAuley featured Taxi. K. Knoll sees through his music. I don't want to go home! M.B. Kern M. Wuest swings to the rhythm. A typical scene at a high school dance. Senior Retreat e January 26-30 Each year McAuley High School sends four groups of senior girls to Maria Stein Retreat House in Maria Stein, Ohio. This year was a little different. Instead Of four groups going, only two went, but the first one was the only group fortunate enough to have a retreat. As the second group was on its way to Maria Stein, they turned back when they arrived in Piqua, Ohio. It just so happened that the great snow of '77 also struck during the time of retreats. The first group of girls was snowed-in by unclear roads and large snow drifts. The first retreat, up to that point, had worked for many hours with their retreat leaders, but as soon as the news broke about being marooned, it was all fun and games. The girls remembered their full-day stay at Maria Stein as an unreal experience. We began with bits and pieces of ideas, each person having fragments of thoughts and feelings to contribute. Seniors reaching new heights, Beautiful Maria Stein Retreat House Girls, lights out was a long time ago! 169 Seniors pose in the lovely courtyard K. Bill's reaction to being snowed-irL As we look back, we can see how much we've experienced, and how much it has helped us to grow. Snowbound Chaperons - Sr. Cheryl and Miss Pohl Girl And Her City Day The girls of the Junior Class who were chosen to represent McAuley at the 1977 Girl And Her City Day were U-n First Row; J Alexander, LA Ellert, C, Wagner, C. Otte, P. Burke. Second Row: K. Bucher, L Amiott, H. Allaire, Sophomores love dressing up for school. McAuley students had a spe- cial, unexpected treat this year t 17 days free of school. The below-freezing weather, drifting snow, and lack of energy caused McAuley to close its doors. Although the students enjoyed their ab- sence from school, teachers gave long term assignments to keep them busy. When the doors re-opened, students were permitted to bundle up in jeans and sweaters with- out an out of uniform slip. Seniors play King of the Snow Pile. SABG ABJQuEUMoug G. Sears likes the winter better than the fall?! Sophomore Father-Daughter Dance 1 Could Have Danced All Night, the theme of this year's Sopho- more Father-Daughter Dance, was certainly an appropriate one for such a swinging oc- casion. Despite the fact that the dance was a casuality 0f the energy crisis and had been postponed from an ear- lier date, the sopho- mores and their dates supported the event as strongly as ever. The dads enjoy the evening. By George, I think I've got it! Ginger Rogers and Fred Astair? h B Doyleh B. Wuest really gets into itf' 1. Lucas and dad will always remember this date. K. Damarell and her father, sunj hm Right: Yours truly. . , was the theme of the Freshman Father-Daughter Dance held in the McAuley HS. Prod- uctions Ballroom in March. The starlets and their special escorts began arriving at 8:00 for an even- ing of dancing to music tevery- thing from disco t0 slowt. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of a trio e the Bles- sings, Unfortunately, there was only one coronet and bouquet of roses, so Peggy was bequeathed the crown, Patty the roses, and both were awarded dancing rights. ODEven though the dance ended all too soon, the night was to continue in midnight dining, scrapbooks, and happy memories. hter Dance e March 11 Freshman Father-Dau There's one in every crowd. The Millexls, the Douglas's, and the DeNoma's dance it their way. Now that's double exposure! R Solomon and. dad share the limelight. You're A Good Man, Charlie CAST Carole Brack im Downing ncy Yokaa ; pano, Did Couiniiic On March 25, 26, and 27, ' aw pTim Guilfoyle,I - . e the McAuley Genesians 13f; ggnez'igfi 6th Paigy G , . 1 -' ' ,, V presented You're A Good G' ' Man, Charlie Brown! Under the direction of Miss White, the cast of more than 30, the orchestra, and the stage crews combined their efforts to produce a delightful production. Stage Crew keeping busy behind the sceneS. Mr. Evert and the Music-Makersf' 'These five fingers. become a fighting You wouldn't want to forget this one with the initials CB. You Blockhead! force terrible to behold! HEEY, BATTERRR . . . And that's me truth! Homework . . . YUCK! Charlie Brown plans his strategy. Easter Celebrations - April 10 1?; 3 $5 if; - :Lz 5? g? The snow fell heavily on the last day of school be- 3?: - 3h .41qu h - ; fore Easter vacation. The weather certainly did not reflect the spirit of the Easter season, but inside McAuley, Easter baskets and bunnies were shared among friends. It is a tradition for Seniors and Freshmen to exchange Easter presents. Although the weather was inappropriate, everyone looked forward to the four-day weekend. $ 11 The beginning of Lent - From dust thou art . . . The Easter Mass hlh 5 Easter animals MB. Sunnenberg, L. Hughes, and V. Valentino 178 Variety Show April 16, 17 That's Entertainment The muskrats: L Schwieter and I. Hoelker That's Entertainment, the class of '78's rendition of McAuley's variety show, met the fate of many other '76- '77 school year activities in terms of schedule. Originally slated for a Febru- ary performance, the dedicated enter- tainers were not to see opening night until April 16. Student director Cindy Schmid worked conscientiously to organize an enjoyable show. J. Meyman sings out. Variety Show C0n'U A. Rayburn in the goatherd Greek Dancers Mable, ya wanna play a game a checkers? Muskrat Love . . . L. Schweiter, J. Hoelker That's Entertainment Baby Face . . . You've got the cutest little . . . The Clown with his pants falling The lights on the Lady in tights, The gag may be waving the flag that down, or the dance that's a dream or the bride with a guy at her side, began with a Mr. Cohan, hip-a-ray of romance, or the scene where the or the ball where she gives him the American Way. The world is a villain is mean . . . . . . . her all . . . . i . . Stage, the Stage is a world i That's Entertainment That's Entertainment Of Entertainment The Evening in Shangri-la was truly a night which will live in the hearts of the Juniors and Seniors of '77. Rigusw 100, the band which per- formed, was admired by all who attended. The prom was held at Con- vention Center in downtown Cincinnati. The ballroom was deco- rated to simulate the at- mosphere of a tropical setting with bright- colored flowers. A beau- tiful parasol was awarded to the Queen. 112-512 Prom e April 30 I. Heil e 15 this for real or is it just a dream? The Spring Court of 77 7 Heft to righti: SA Miles, C, Diehl, Queen J. Heil, C. Bracken, T. Bitter, K. Paul, B. Piesi 182 C. Diehl promenades. The ritual of arriving. 183 What were you doing, J. Weber? Prom kontinuem M. Rumpke l l I Isn't anyone going to take a picture? HThere's my date! L. Angus 3 A 13w? M. Vollhardt is satisfied. The Queen and King L. Pio trying to get the beat. Spring Concert On the evening of May 15 McAuley High School's student lounge and auditorium were transformed into art gallery and con- cert hall. The Art Department filled the student lounge with many outstanding pieces of student artwork, while the senior chorus and orchestra performed in the spring concert e Singing In The Rain. It was truly an opportunity to enjoy the fine arts. Mr. Evert conducts the orchestra in a stirring aire. Concert mon'w mg Spr Formals and flowers set the mood. Two musicians pause to admire the art displayV May 4 May Mass - L. Schoenbaechler and A. Rinckel Little Sister-Big Sister Picnic Just as the freshmen were introduced to high school by way of the fall Big Sis-Little Sis Picnic, the seniors were bade a fond farewell at the spring picnic which was hosted by the freshmen. We're so glad we had this time together Just to have a laugh or sing a song. uw:.mu n r, ; A Seems we just get started and before you know it, Comes the time we have to say so-long. 187 Picnic C0n'tJ T. Fisherl A. Brass, B. Girten, and L Jester Sitting: B Miller, K. Plogmann, P. Haubner. Standing: P Volmer, LA Hudepohl, A. Poynter, P. Westrich Senior Mass And Breakfast S. Finke and S, Fisher with mothers. On June 3 the graduates shared the Eucharist one last time as a class at the Baccalaureate Mass. During the traditional breakfast which followed, the 1 Class of '77 and their mothers witnessed the presentation of numerous '54 awards and heard a message from absent classmate Jane Van Driessche. A. Geisc is honored. I. Lierl and mother are framed by the arbor. D. Lohbeck beams. Graduation - June 5 Dn Marjorie W. Muntz, Assistant Director of Community Educa- tion, University of Cincinnati, addresses the Class of 1977. 190 M. Hautman adds the final touch. The grads listen attentively. A. Poynter's big moment. . Sullivan is on Cloud 9. Awards Assembly Some of the students who were recognized for their performance in the Princeton Tests were: C. B ff t F 11 B D l ' Lammert QatinL E, Hellmann UVIathL B. Estrada CSpanism u mg on renc L I 0y e Engllsm, A. just as the movie industry at-large has its Oscars to rec- ognize the achievements of its perform- ers, McAuley Productions has its Awards Assembly. A4 Rinckel and P. Bruening are proud of their awards. The following awards were given: I, Beischel for her work with retarded children; M.C. Dangel for outstanding work in Junior Achievement; M. Huller for the Scholastic Art Award; and JV Wurzelbacher and C. Jung for being students of the quarter during the school year. Ring Ceremony - June 6 Fr. Cooper blesses the rings. Members of the class provided the music. 1 , e ' i 1 h v As is customary at McAuley, the Iuniors were elevated to the status of Seniors the day after graduation when they re- ceived their class rings. The rings were blessed and distri- buted during Mass, and a reception for students and parents followed. M .B. Peters .. 194 Ring Ceremony kontinue$ A look of admiration The unifying symbol Refreshments for the taking McAuleyan Patrons The Balash Family Blank-Willenborg-Stat. 6: Prtg. Brills Furniture - College Hill Compliments of CI. Moorman Family Congratulations from the Yeazells Coty Fragrance and Cosmetics Good Luck class of '80 4 RV Bushman Good Luck to McAuley Freshmen! Harry Stall, Builder and Contractor Holzhausers Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kreidenweis Edward 1. Lampe Family The Mecklenborg's say hello! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Otte The Petal Shop 4 5905 Hamilton Ave. Queen City Compact Mr, and Mrs. Wm. E. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell Schaefer Feedstore - 825-6297 Success! Viscoti-Lechler Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs; LC. Wilke. Commercial Chemical Co. Co Junior Class of '78 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS A1 and Judy Henke Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. 105. Schmitz Congratulations - The Schirmers Good Luck from the Volmer Clan Larry and Mary Pat Lampe and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dettmer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heil Mr. and MrsV John Lasch Mr. and Mrs. James G. McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Rodenberg Mr. and Mrsl Paul Ross Mr. and Mrs. Milton Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schlachter Andrew K. Nieman, Insurance 3691 Hanley Rd. 45239 385-3131 Country Kitchen Rest. 4 open 24 hrs. 7418 Vine St. Carthage 821-7435 Dave Hils All Forms of Insurance 541-0445, 385-2921 Devro - Jewelry Gifts 105 Dixie Terminal Bldg. Cinti., OH 45202 Howard and Son 5624 Cheviot Rd. Phone: 385-2320 Lake Nina Restaurant 7200 Pippin Rd. Phone: 521-4020 Mayflower Savings and Loan 8370 Colerain and Groesbeck Phone: 521-0560 Mt. Airy I.G.A. 5915 Colerain Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45239 Peter Herb Florist Hamilton at North Bend College Hill - Phone: 542-3600 Skyline Chile Joe Poulos - owner Court 45:: Vine Russ' Finer Meats 5616 Cheviot Rd. Phone: 385-1150 Ponderosa Steak House W. Galbraith SQUARE MEAL SQUARE DEAL Shulte1s Market Fresh Meats 5968 Springdale Rd. The Different Drummer 574-6777 Wm. Effler Jewelers Mt. Healthy 521-6654 Member American Gem Society Fireside Ristorante Fine Italian Dining 7713 Hamilton Ave. ACTION REALTY 5932 Glenway Ave. 922-4646 224 West Benson 761-6622 FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE CALL ACTION REALTORS BRENTWOOD IGA FOODLINER in shopping center 8467 Winton Rd. Complete Deli and Bakery Open 9 to 9 daily 4 Sunday 10-5 195 Can you afford not to save at Eagle? EAGLE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Compliments of Kluener Packing Company 2842 Massachusetts Ave. Phone: 681-2850 Fisher's Mellwood Bacon Compliments of Mt. Healthy Hardware Phone: 521-9373 Congratulations Graduates H,A. Schwartz Jewelers College Hill CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Mr. and Mrs. Dettmer and Family Frey Electric, Inc. 5700 Cheviot Road Phone: 385-0700 Grote Bakery, Inc. 4163 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45223 Phone: 541-0445 Kessing's Pro Hardware Mt. Airy Pleasant Run 5535 Colerain 11905 Hamilton 541-1144 825-3399 Lugwig's Shoe Stores Two Convenient Locations College Hill Mt. Healthy 541-0778 521-8661 Quality Shoes 196 McAuleyan Patrons Mayflower Savings and Loan 8370 Colerain Groesbeck - 521-0560 Open Daily Mitchell Pharmacy 24 hour Free Delivery 8603 Winton Road and Eswin and Endicott SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY Northern Hills VFW Hall Winton and North Bend Rd. 385-2929 or 922-0527 Special Rates for Weeknites and smaller groups. Paul and Rita Kluener 6019 Fastridge Lane Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Good Luck Julie! Ryan Builds a home for the times Designed and Built with Energy Saving Features Phone: 874-4848 Let a Ryan Ho'me be your next home. It's not all needles and pins Sewing with Mrs. Santen! Homeroom 20 4 Class of '80 Keep Sewing! Hrs 23 English Class is difficult, That much we can say. But Ms. Huber tries hard to make it interesting each day. Homeroom 27 - Class of 180. Father's Funky Frosh 0f Homeroom 28 are proud to announce their outstanding participation in the Tootsie Roll and candy sales, the raffle and the sale of patrons. H.R. 113 of '77 Yellow Yits Congratulate Mrs. Yeazell, and we wish the best for her first baby. We'd like to take this opportunity to publicly thank Mr. Haas for his time and friendship in the betterment of the Sr. Class Homeroom 114 - Class of '77 Shakespeare and Raleigh could never be compared with the wit of Ms. Robinson and the fun that we shared. Class of '77 Homeroom 119 To all the seniors of '77 Friends, we will remember you, Think of you, Pray for you . . . Best of luck always Pohl's Panthers HR. 120 A basketball goes round and round, but no where can there be found the spirit and the sound McAuley High School has been crowned Congratulations Team! Hr. 126 1977 What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself Is your gift to God. A word from the wise of '78 Cooper's Troopers Mighty 8: Great! To Hr. 28 413, BB, 113, BB, CB, KD, TD, KE, BE, TF, GG, EH, CK, CK, MK, NK, EL, LL, CL, MM, SM, MM, CM, EM, KM, DM, MP, ER, KR, KR, IS, PS, MS, BS, TS; VS, LS, ES, MT, ST, PW,: It's Been Fun! Fr. Rob Waller Class of '79 Hr. 226 Forever will it shine like the stars and the sun In remembrance of the fun When our Senior year is done. McAuleyan Patrons Sophomore Homeroom 227 Congratulates the Seniors of '77 Best of luck in all you do Hope your dreams will all come true, Now we've said it all to you. Miss Gerth's Gorrillas Rm. 127 Typing is fun with Mrs. Kreft to help us along. Hr. 209 e Go Seniors! We've started a new tradition Winning the McAuley raffle. Thanks to Mr. Junker for bringing us to VICTORY! Hr. 122 Class of I77. Parlez-vous francaise? Well, we try! Thanks, M5. Wendling for a really great year. Homeroom 17 - Super Frosh! Fitz's Fox's would like to say Good-bye, Mrs. Fitzgerald and CONGRATULATIONS on your UPCOMING ARRIVAL Homeroom'116 -- Class of '77 Our Spanish may falter, Some verbs we unconsciously alter, But Mrs. Messinger sure tries To make us language-wise! Homeroom 19 We've learned about angles and more We even memorized formulas And what they stand for. But Ms. Wilz - no matter how we try We forget some things required. Hr. 202 Congratulates the Seniors Good Luck in all you do! Remember all the fun you had in your four years at MCAuley. Welve learned the chemical composition of all of creation. But we still can't understand Transcendental Meditation. Hrl 217 Mrs. Hughes Mighty HI. Wishes all the Seniors Peace, Happiness, and Joy in their years away from McAuley High. Hr. 15 Typing 11 Class Mrsl Rechenberg Hr. 217 e Class of '77 Father Waller's homeroom 28 brought in more patron money than any other homeroom in the school. Front row tl-rl: L, Stretcher, M. Kruegery B. Estrada, C. Lehker, G. Gutman, C. Mazzei, 5. Mai, D. Muchmore, E, Monahan, C. Kolbe. Second row: T. Fisher, M.A. Maurits, I. Balash, P. Schuh, C. Bums, Ll Lammeier, M, Pierson, K. Droppelman, V. Stark, B. Brunsman. Third row: M. Macoritto, Cu Kramer, K. Ellert, I. Brisbin, P. Wiethom, K. Morano, S. Thiemann, B. Bigner, M. Sengewald, E, Lachance, T. Smith. Back row: FL Waller, M.E. Thiemann, E Sullivan, N. Kuethe, E. Rafferty, T, Dyer, B. Simon, E. Hellman, K. Rutz, K. Ries, J. Schneider. 197 AIELLI, GINA: 5781 Lauderdale Dr. 521-0770 ALF, MARGIE: 5490 Haft Rd. 481-7933 MultiMedia: 1,2,3,4; Senior Chorus; 2,3,4; Safety Council: 3; Variety Show: 3; Voter In- formation Club: 4. ALEXANDER, DEBBIE: 1391 Gailbraith Rd. 521-4476 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. ALEXANDER, JOAN: 1464 Dordine Lane 521-6724 G.A.A.: 1,2; Variety Show: 2. ANNIS, ANNA: 1638 Kettin Dr. 851-1042 Class Presi ent: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Sunshine Club: 3,4. ARMONTROUT, SUE: 2579 Highgrove Court 522-8664 BARLAG, TAMMY: 5856 Winchester Dr. 248-1617 Milford, Ohio 45150 Glee Club: 1; Tab: 1; French Club: 1,2,3,4; Share: 4; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. BEISCHEL, BRIGID: 6042 Peachview D1: 385-0286 Tab: 1; Spanish Honor Society: 3. BEITING, ANN: 1655 Lanfair 542-8799 Senior Chorus: 3,4. BENS, MARGIE: 6443 Hamilton Ave. 931-8964 Life; 3; Blazing Saddles: 4. BIEHLE, ELAINE: 6915 Mearl Ave. 931-4417 BILL, KAREN: 4779 Blue Rock Rd. 385-2455 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics: 1,2,4. BINZER, IANIE: 3268 Blue Rock Rd. 931-9521 Share: 1,2; Genesians: 2,3,4. BITTER, TONI: 1917 Sprin dale Rd. 825-0437 Gennan C ub: 1,2; Variety Show: 3; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Swim Team: 2,3, BLACK, LORI: 5347 Fox Rd. 681-5834 Tab: 1; Yearbook: 4. BOERGER, JANICE: 1925 Acorn Drive 931-2709 BOGGS, KIM: 1622 Bising 522-7487 Latin Honor Society: 1,2. BOLISKE, ALICE: 1324 Pullan Avenue 541-3035 Orchestra: 1,2; Safety Council: 4. BOLLIN, BETH: 5893 Ranlyn Ave. 522-5766 Glee Club: 1; French Club: 4; Student Council: 1,2,4; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Variety Show: 2,3. BOSSE, BETSY: 3399 Boomer Road 481-5987 G.A.A.: 1,2,3.4. BOWLING, MARY BETH: 5056 Airy Meadows 385-7865 BRACKEN, CAROLE: 1374 Amesbury Drive 825-9350 G.A.A.: 1,2,3; Genesians: 2,3,4; French Club: 1,2. 198 Senior Directory BRAKERS, NANCY: 7293 Swirlwood Lane 931-5936 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Volleyball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 2,3; Softball: 2,3,4. BRINKMANN, TAMMY: 9240 Duvall Place 521-0149 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 2; Student Council: 2,3,4; Sunshine Club: 3,4; Library Aide: 1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society: 2,3; National Honor Society: 3,4. BRUENEMAN, PATTY: 5780 Farlook Dr. 385-1238 French Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; N.H.S.: 4; Variety Show: 2,3,4; Genesians: 2,3,4. BUDKE, JULE: 1440 Thomwood Dr. 931-8844 Genesians: 3,4; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Swim Team: 2. BURGER, CHAR: 2660 Adams Rd. 825-8254 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Blazing Saddles: 3,4. BURKE, AMY: 3380 Harry Lee Lane 521-0740 Spanish Club: 4; Spanish Honor Society: 3,4. BUSKEN, CLARE: 1429 Cedar Ave. 681-5806 CARR, BECKY: 1536 St. Clair Ave. 522-5520 French Club: 1,2; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Tab: 1. CARROLL, TRACI: 2013 Dallas Ave. 522-0685 Student Council: 1,4; Genesians: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 3,4; Variety Show: 3; Multi-Media. CONNERS, LORI: 2026 Dallas Ave. 521-5263 Safety Council: 2. COORS, JANET: 3191 Sunnyhollow Lane 542-6328 Volleyball: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 2,3,4. COYLE, SUE: 3619 BenhillvDrive 385-0120 G.A.A.: 4. CREED, ANNE: 3497 WheatCroft Dr. 521-2277 G.A.A.: 1,2,3; Voter Information Club: 4. CROWE, MARY: 7420 Joseph Street 521-6980 Senior Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Share: 1; G.A.A: 1,2,3,4. CULLEN, JENNY: 3389 Linsan Dr. 931-4432 Student Council: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2; Share: 4; Voter Information Club: 4; Spanish Honor So- ciety: 3,4. CURRAN, PAM: 1293 Landis Lane 521-6417 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. CUSTER, THERESA: 5537 Whis axing Wa 661-5018 Share: 4; panish C ub: 4; Voter Information Club: 4. DAMMARELL, DEBBIE: 1309 Meredith 931-2557 Library Aide: 1; Glee Club: 1; French Club: 1,2,3; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. DANGEL, MARY CLAIRE: 7871 Tuscon Court 931-8358 J.C.L. 3; Student Council: 3. DAVIS, JENNY: 5619 Colerain Ave. 542-1710 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Variety Show: 3; Spanish Honor Show: 3,4; Baseball Team: 2,3,4; Tennis Team: , . DAVIS, PAT: 3752 Monfort Heights Dr. 662-5423 DETTMER, DEBBIE: 10245 Maria Avenue 851-9393 Senior Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Library Aide: 4; Blaz- ing Saddles: 4; Yearbook: 4; G.A.A.: 1,2. DIEHL, CYNTHIA: 2615 Allaire Avenue 541-3336 Student Council: 1; Class President: 2; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Glee Club: 1; Variety Show: 3; Spanish Honor Society: 4. DIETRICH, DIANA: 1633 Joseph Court 521-3509 DIETRICH, DIANE: 2776 Cornwail Drive 522-3488 Variety Show: 2,3; Genesians: 4. DUNN, SUE: 1522 North Bend Rd. 541-1590 Safety Council: 1; Spanish Club: 1,2. ENDRES, MARY ANN: 8554 Livingston Rd. 385-6228 Track Team: 2,3. FARRELL, RUSTY: 10720 Valiant Drive 825-9741 Genesians: 3,4; Safety Council: 1,2,3; Share: 4; Spanish Honor Society: 3,4, FELDMAN, THERESA: 8890 Cabot Drive 931-8234 G.A.A.: 123,4; Glee Club: 1; Share: 1,2; Se- nior Chorus: 2. FERRIS, CAROL: 6751 Rutherford Court 522-3121 Student Council: 1,2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety: 3,4; Spanish Honor Society: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 1. FINDLEY, MARISUE: 3111 Blue Acre Drive 931-0462 G.A.A.: 2,3; Basketball Team: 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball Team: 1,2,3,4; Softball Team: 2,3. FINKE, SANDY: 2010 Dallas Avenue 521-9969 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. FISHER, SHIRLEY: 4312 Boudinot 661-4932 FITZPATRICK, MARY: 5238 Ponderosa 542-1215 Variety Show: 3. FRANKLIN, ANGIE: 2043 Third Avenue 541-5445 French Club: 1,2; Blazing Saddles: 3,4. FRANKLIN, CLAUDE'ITE: 2074 W. Galbraith Rd. 729-0322 FREEMAN, SUE: 10912 Maplehill Dr. 825-4591 G.A.A.: I,2,3,4; Life: 4; French Club: 2,3; Blazing Saddles: 3,4. GALLENSTEIN, PAM: 1615 Harbeson Avenue 542-3198 Glee Club: 1; Safety Council: 1; Library Aide: 2,3. GARDNER, JOYCE; 6091 Peachview Dr. 385-3045 GEIGER, GALE: 3376 Boomer Road 661-8157 Variety Show: 3,4. GEIGER JOYCE: 7360 Forest Avenue 931-2729 Share: 4. GEIGER, SUE: 5462 Songbird Drive 541-1979 C.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Swim Team: 1; Gymnastics: 1,2; Variety Show: 3. GEISE, ANN: 4849 Boomer Road 481-8361 Track Team: 2,3; G.A.A.: 4. GERBUS, JAN E: 2326 Harrywood Ct. 541-0281 BECKY GIRTEN: 10054 Sk ridge 385-8227 Senior C orus: 2,3,4. GLANKLER, NANCY: 4171 Boomer Rd. 481-8088 Genesians: 2,3,4; Safety Council: 1,4; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; French Club: 1; Student Council: 2; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2. GOEDDE, CINDY: 2647 Bymeside 729-1532 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics: 1; Baseball: 2,3,4; Swim Team: 1,2,3. GRIFFIN, KATHY: 9101 Coogan Dr. 931-4993 G.A.A.: 4; Library Aides: 4; New Horizons: 1. GRUBER, MARIBETH: 5744 Farlook Dr. 385-1271 Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 4. GUILFOYLE, TINA: 9846 Skyridge Dr. 385-4989 Genesians: 4; G.A.A.: 4; Share: 4. HAFFNER, VIVIEN: 5235 Oakhill 481-1843; New Horizens: 1. HAHN, CATHY: 2525 Airy Ct. 541-4497 G.A.A.: 1,3,4. HAMMERLE, JENNY: 5536 Fox Run Ct. 542-1340 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1; Softball: 3; French Club: 1. HAMMOOR, LAURIE: 3280 Linwood Ln. 931-0689 G.A.A.: 1,2; French Club: 1. HARTINGER, KATHY: 3552 Reemelin Rd. 481-8149 HAUSSLER, MARY MARGARET: 2380 Deblin Dr. 522-9049 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; French Club: 1. HAU'I'MAN, MARLENE: 3264 March Terrace 522-5354 Sunshine Club: 2,3. HAVERKOS, PATTI: 10425 Zocale Dr. 742-2262 Student Council: 1,4; Genesians: 2,3,4; Blaz- ing Saddles: 3; Class President: 4; Voter Info Club: 4; Vadety Show: 3. HAYES, LINDA: 3175 Compton Rd. 522-7854 Class Pres.: 3; Sunshine Club; G.A.A.; Gym- nastics Team. HEIL, JENNY: 2338 Adams Rd. 931-5631 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 4; Basketball Team: 1,2,3,4; Volleyball: 2,3,4; Softball: 2,3. HEILEMAN, PATRICIA: 8641 Strimple Rd. 353-1975 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Club: 2; Safety Council: 3; Senior Chorus: 3,4; I.C.L.: 3,4. HELLMANN, KATHY: 1545 Clovemoll Dr. 931-0760 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Track Team: 2. HELMES, PEGGY: 2579 Dolphin Dr. 931-6876 HENKE, PEGGY: 6833 Grace Ave. 931-2601 Yearbook: 4. HERBERT, CONNIE: 5772 Lauderdale 931-0333 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. HILLER, MAUREEN: 1622 DeArmond Ave. 521-2021 Swim Team: 1. HOFFMAN, CAROLYN: 3832 Lincoln Rd. 385-1340 New Horizons: 1; G.A.A.: 4; Yearbook: 4. HOFFMANN, IODY: 5318 Timber Chase Ct. 481-1688 Share: 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Socie : 2,3,4; Spanish Club: 4; Senior Chorus: 2; G ee Club: 1. HOLLSTEGGE, MARY: 7339 Park Ave. 521-8768 Library Aide: 1,2,3,4; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; New Horizons: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3; Variety Show: 3,4. HOLZHEIMER, JULIE: 1615 Norcol Lane 931-8707 G.A.A.: 1,4; Sunshine Club: 4; I.C.L.: 3. HONKOMP, SUE: 3500 Oak Meadow Lane 931-0538 Sunshine Club: 2; G.A.A.: 1,2; Blazing Sad- dles: 4; Safety Council: 4. HOOKER, PATTY: 4155 Boomer Rd. 662-0286 Orchestra: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; German Club: 3,4; N.H.S.: 3,4. HOPFENSPERGER, ANN: 7840 Gaines Rd. 385-6811 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Team: 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball Team: 1; Track Team: 3,4; Share: 1,2. HOUSER, MARY: 1419 Wittekind Ter. 542-1566 G.A.A.: 2,3,4; Safety Council: 1; T.A.B.: 1. HUDEPOHL, MARIANNE: 3519 Blue Rock Rd. 931-6960 Gymnastic Team: 1,2,3,4; Track Team: 2,3,4. HUDEPOHL, NANCY: 5617 West Fork 481-1653 Share: 1,2,3,4; Senior Chorus: 2. HULLER, JANE: 3399 Wheatcroft Dr. 931-9240 IENNE, ANNE: 2576 Banning Road 931-7432 G.A.A.: 1,2. JESTER, JOAN: 2317 Golf Dr. 521-7594 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. JONES, MARY ANN: 6128 Hamilton Ave. 681-5664 Life: 1,2. KAISER, CHERYL: 2898 Diehl Rd. 481-8084 Library Aide: 1,2,3,4. KAISER, PAM: 3723 Gailynn Dr. 661-7629 Genesians: 1,2,3,4. KASSELMANN, CINDY: 6612 Montevista Dr. 521-6204 Spanish Club: 3,4. KELLER, JANE: 3384 Palmhill Ln. 522-2359 Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. KELLERMAN, BEV: 6813 Betts Ave. 521-4478 Gymnastics Team: 1,2; G.A.A.: 1,- Softball Team: 2. KELLY, KATHY: 3393 Rocker Ct. 522-6079 Genesians: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Share: 2; Sunshine Club: 2. KLOSTERMAN, JOANNE: 5800 Glenview Ave. 542-6436 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Safety Coun- cil: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. KNOLL, KIM: 5411 Ruddy Ct. 542-9390 Blazing Saddles: 4; G.A.A.: 4. KNOLLE, THERESA: 1486 Balfour 931-7945 Senior Chorus: 1,2; G.A.A.: 1,2,3. KNOLLMAN, MARY ANN: 8334 Jackies 931-4528 Library Aid: 1,2,3,4. G.A.A.: 2,3; Safty Coun- cil: 3; Life: 3. KOHLS, LINDA: 6651 Thompson Rd. 385-0089 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; G.A.A.: 1,2. KOLB, MARY JO: 1481 Kinney Ave. 521-7332 Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Safety Council: 3,4; Share: 1; Multi-Media Club: 1,2,3,4. KOLODZIK, MELISSA: 2401 North Bend Rd. 542-1729 French Club: 1,2; Library Aide: 2,3; Share: 2; T.A.B.: 2,3. KOTZ, DIANA: 6506 Simpson 729-3569 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Share: 1. KRAMER, CELESTE: 6620 Schweitzerhoff 385-8865 Safety Council: 2; Genesians: 2,3,4. KRAMER, DONNA: 9136 Neil Dr. 522-5711 Voters Information Club; Variety Show: 2,3,4; G.A.A.: 1,2. KRAMER, LADONNA: 3407 March Terr. 729-1546 KRUTHAUPT, LINDA: 10200 Trapp Ln. 825-6432 G.A.A.: 1; Glee Club: 2; Variety Show: 3. KUETHE, EILEEN: 7870 Sequoia Ct. 522-0835 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,4; Spanish Honor Society: 3. KURLEMANN, IOANN: 7833 Joseph St. 729-0564 LADUKE, ANNETTE: 1185 Hollywood Ave. 541-8198 Yearbook: 4; Variety Show: 3; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Swim Team: 1,2,3; Genesian: 4. LAHMANN, PEGGY: 3581 West Galbraith 385-0152 LAMMERT, ELLEN: 6612 Baybro Ct. 931-6044 Genesiansz 2; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Volleyball: 3,4; National Honor Society: 3,4; JCL: 3. LAMPE, MARGIE: 6916 Gloria Dr. 521-6652 LAMPE, TRICIA: 6756 Fath Ct. 522-5270 Variety Show: 3; Yearbook: 4. LASCH, THERESA: 1521 Southridge Ln. 931-5799 Yearbook: 4. LAWSON, TERRI: 2718 Barthes Pl. 521-0317 Student Council: 1,2,3; G.A.A.: 1,3,4; Safety Council: 4; Gymnastics Team: 2,3; Share: 4. 199 LEIGH, DEBBIE: 4153 Boomer Rd. 481-2761 LEMMING, LAURA: 11384 Melissa Ct. 825-9312 LIERL, JAN: 3531 Edvera Ct. 521-8749 Swim Team: 1,2,3,4; GAA: 1,2,3,4; Genesians: 2,3,4; Share: 2,3; Sunshine Club: 2; Newspa- per: 4; Latin Honor Society: 1,2. LIMKE, MARY ANN: 1915 Bluebell Dr. 681-1913 Newspaper: 3,4; French Club: 1,2; GAA: 1,2,3; Life: 2,3; Sunshine Club: 2,3. LINDSAY, VICKI: 1966 Compton Rd. 522-6062 Gymnastics: 1; Spanish Honor Society: 3; Life: 3; GAA: 1,2,3; Teaching Retarded Children: 3. LISTERMANN, ANN: 1963 North Lynndale 931-2208 Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. LOFTUS. PEGGY: 5439 Cindy Lane 542-5364 Sunshine Club: 2; Newspaper: 3,4; Genesians: 2,3,4. LOHBECK, DEBBY: 9290 Harrison Pike 353-1509 Multi-Media, GAA, Safety Council. SANDY, LUTZ: 1206 Wionna Ave. 542-0463 Genesians 2,3,4; GAA 1; Share 1. MCCARTHY, SUSAN: 3170 Sunny Hollow 542-0320 McHUGH, PEGGIE: 3088 Timberview Drive 661-5246 Yearbook 4; Share 2. MCNAMEE, CONNIE: 5640 Foxglove Lane 542-3673 GAA: 1,2,3. MANN, SHARON: 9536 Pippin Road 825-8546 GAA: 1,2,3,4. MASON, JAMIE: 7334 Appleridge Ct. 385-1115 GAA 1,2; Share 4; Lib. Aide 1,2; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 1; Senior Chorus 2. MASSA, TERI: 4153 Runningfawn Dr. 661-9086 Safety Council: 3,4. MASSET, MOLLY: 1552 Reid Ave. 681-5994 French Club: 1,2,3,4; Genesians 2,3. MASUR, SARA: 4587 Fardale Ln. 385-0779 Variety Show: 3; GAA: 1,2,3,4; Share: 2, MEALE, CINDY: 660 Marview Terr. 931-7335 New Horizons: 2,3; Share: 1. MERRILL, KATHY: 6412 Meis Ave. 931-6593 French Club: 1,2,3; Life: 2. MERRITT, JENNY: 3183 Sunnyhollow Ln. 681-4782 Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Glee Club: 1; Share: 1; ICL: 1,2,3. MERTZ, CATHY: 3862 Robin Hill Dr. 661-6861 MEYER. JANICE: 1454 Teakwood Ave, 541-6477 MILES, SALLY: 3324 Rocket Dr. 931-5845 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 4. 200 MILLER, SUE: 1463 Foxwood 931-8292 G.A.A.: 2,3. MOSCHEL, BECKY: 56851essup Rd. 385-1175 MURPHY, MAUREEN: 4084 Dry Ridge Rd. 385-6564 Student Council: 1; New Horizons: 2. MURRAY, GINA: 8009 Nieman Dr. 521-8884 NEIHAUS, MARTI: 2519 Arroka Dr. 522-1854 NORMAN, TONI: 3505 Bruestle Ave. 661-8731 G.A.A.: 1,2. O'CONNOR, PEGGY: 6078 Kardon Ct. 385-3350 G.A.A.: 4; Safety Council: 2,4. OLDENDICK, DONNA: 7248 Memory Ln. 931-7365 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. OLDING, LINDA: 5663 Lauderdale Dr. 385-3397 Variety Show: 3,4. O'NEIL. PEGGY: 4575 Running Faun Dr. 662-9738 G.A.A.: 1,2. ORTMAN, ANITA: 3202 Crest Rd. 825-6102 OTTO, JEANNE: 8438 E. Miami River Rd. 385-8510 G.A,A.: 3,4; Share: 3,4; Glee Club: 1. PAUL, KATHY: 6277 Twinwillow Ln. 521-5399 G.A.A.: 4; Genesians: 2,3,4. PELLMAN, MARCIA: 6536 Duet 522-3046 G.A.A.: 1,2,3. PETERS, EILEEN: 6902 Te lynn Ln. 542-3839 Senior ICTKQFLIS: 2,3,4; Glee Club: 1; Blazing Saddles: 4. PETERSEN, BECKY: 2067 Armwood Pl. 825-0481 Genesians: 2,3; GAA: 1,2,3,4; Share: 1. PFENNIG, CLARE: 6266 Cheviot Rd. 385-3092 CAA: 1,2,3,4; Shane: 3,4. PIERSON, ANN: 3120 Timberview Dr. 481-6339 Share: 1,2; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Genesians: 2,3,4; Student Council: 1,2,3. PIES, BARB: 6518 Edwood Ave. Library Aidezl; French Club: 1,2,3,4; Life: 2,3,4; Sunshine Club: 2,3; Genesians: 2,3; Na- tional Honor Society: 3,4; Student Council: 4. PIES, MARY: 6907 Kleindale Ave. 931-5303 Glee Club: 1; Orchestra: 1,2,3,4; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society: 3,4; Spanish Club: 4. P10, LOIS: 7008 Ellen Ave. 931-4932 Volleyball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1; Gymnastics: 2; GAA Rep.: 1,2,3; Multi-Media: 1,2. PLOGMANN, KAREN: 5751 Kroegermount Dr. 521-0151 Glee Club: 1; Yearbook: 3,4. PLOGGEMANN, VICKI: 2966 Sheldon 931-0998 GAA: 1,2; Share: 4. POULOS, JODI: 1463 Evencrest 521-8636 Gymnastics: 1,2; GAA: 1,2,3. POWERS, MARY JO: 6293 Oakcreek Dr. 385-0196 Share: 2,3; Library Aide: 2,3; GAA: 1. POWERS, MAUREEN: 2801 Ionrose Ave. 522-6398 POYNTER, AMY: 3203 Crimson Lane 931-8643 Safety Council: 2; Share: 2; Yearbook: 3,4. REESE, REENE: 7935 Southampton Ct. 931-9817 Basketball: 1,2,3,4; GAA: 1,2,3,4; Softball: 2,3,4. REHRING, JANET: 2332 Harrywood CL 542-6096 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3. REIBER, RAEANN: 7441 Maple Ave. 931-1427 Share: 2; Voter Information: 4. RITFER, LYN: 2581 Struble Road 825-1077 Safety Council: 1,2; Senior Chorus: 2; GAA: 1,2,3,4. RODENBERG, MARY: 3437 Rocker Ct. 521-6894 Senior Chorus ROHRER, DIANE: 3213 Crimson Ln. 522-4158 Variety Show: 3 ROSS, IEAN: 2349 Whitewood 542-2766 GAA: 1,2,3,4, rep. 1; Variety Show: 3; Vol- leyball: 2,3; Softball: 2,3. ROTH, MARY: 1955 South Lynndale 522-0802 RUEBUSCH, MARTHA: 1485 Southridge Ln. 931-9193 GAA: 1,2; ICL: 3,4. RUHE, KAREN: 6355 Savannah Ave. 541-8016 French Club: 1,2; GAA: 1,2,3,4; New Horizons Club: 3,4. RUMPKE, MARY: 4604 Dry Ridge Road 385-5135 GAA: 1; Life: 3; Senior Chorus: 2. RUSSELL, PEGGY: 8517 Shuman Ln. 931-8446 RUTER. DENISE: 3284 Lillwood Ln. 521-0612 GAA: 1,234. SALMON, LESE'ITA: 1906 Savannah Way 542-0276 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Multi-Medi'a: 1; Life: 2,3. SAUNDERS, LUCIE: 10098 Mill Rd. 825-3577 Multi-Media: 1,2,3,4; GAA: 1. SCHAEFER, MICHELLE: 10269 Colerain Ave. 385-7042 GAA: 1,2. SCHAFI, NANCY: 3080 Timberview Dr. 661-3033 Share: 3. SCHIRMER, PAM: 3132 Limestone Circle 542-2047 G.A.A.: 4. SCHLACHTER, NANCY: 5999 Fawm'idge Ct. 931-9485 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Variety Show: 3; Voter Infor- mation Club: 4, SCHMITZ, MARY ROSE: 6341 Savannah Ave. 542-4513 T.A.B.: 1,2,3,4; G.A.A.: 123,4; Share: 3; Glee Club: 2; Library Aide: 2,3,4. SCHMUTTE, BETH: 6069 Springdale Rd. 385-9501 Multi-Medla: 1,2,3,4; Glee Club: 1. SCHNEIDER, DEBBIE: 6363 Memory Lane 522-0494 Glee Club; 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. SCHNEIDER, JUDY: 2358 Harrywood Ct. 681-0654 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. SCHNEIDER, TINA: 1819 Emerson Ave. 931-4653 SCHOENHOFT, DIANE: 2296 Deblin Dr, 542-3084 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. SCHOENHOFT, ROSIE: 1473 Clovemoll 522-3059 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2. SCHROTT, PAT: 3265 Tallahassee 729-2225 G.A.A.: 1,2,3 SCHULD, TERI: 6441 Duet Ln. 931-1915 Safety Council: 2; NHS: 4; Senior Chorus: 3,4; Genesians: 2,3,4. SCHWEER, TERI: 6141 Faircres! Ct. 681-4114 Glee Club: 1; French Club: 2; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4. SEARS, GAYLE: 10652 Mill Rd. 825-9153 G.A.A.: 1; Safety Councii: 2,3,4; L.I.F.E.: 4; Voter Information Club: 4; Blazing Saddles: 4. SEDLER, JENNY: 3247 Balsamridge Drive 541-1366 Orchestra: 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 3. SETA, TINA: 3324 Stevie Lane 931-9588 SMITH, JODY: 4710 Boomer Rd. 661-6055 SMITH, PAT: 8239 Daleview Rd. 385-6010 Share: 2; Genesians: 3,4; Multi-Media: 3; L.I.F.E.: 4. STEGMAN, IILL: 9193 Ranchill Drive 931-8171 G.A.A.: 1; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; New Horizons: 2,3; Yearbook: 4. STEMERICK, ROSIE: 5658 Colerain Ave. 542-3897 Track: 1; Tennis: 4; G.A.A.: 1,4; Softball: 2,3,4. STENGER, MARY ALICE: 6077 Ramblingrid 9 385-0941 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; lazing Saddles: 4; Student Councii: 4; Multi-Media: 1,2. STREICHER, CHRISTY: 3292 Donnybmok Ln. 522-2430 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; ICL: 3,4. STREICHER, VICKI: 5256 Rybolt Road 574-6533 G.A.A.: 1,2. SULLIVAN, KATHY: 2359 VanLeunen Dr. 542-0028 Volleyball: 2,3,4; French Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Variety Show: 3. SUMME, GINA: 1524 Adams Road 521-3327 Share: 1 TEUSCHLER, KATHY: 8951 Eagle Creek Rd. 385-7166 G.A,A.: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3,4. THIEMANN. DEBBIE: 7989 Gaines Rd. Library Aide: 3; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society: 3,4. THOMPSON, TRESSA: 3216 Donnybrook Ln. 931-0999 Student Council: 1,4; G.A.A.: 4; Latin Club: 1,2,3; T.A.B.: 1; Senior Chorus: 3,4. TILLAR, DIANE: 3964 Philnoll Drive 385-3208 Safety Council: 2,3; Sunshine Club: 2. TRACHSEL, MARJIE: 3639 Whiteoak Drive 385-3086 Variety Show: 3. UHRIG, RITA: 5977 Cottontail Court 931-0195 ICL: 3,4. VAN DRIESSCHE, JANE: 2204 Bellman Lansin , Michigan 48917 Glee CEJbZ 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Student Coun- cil: 1; G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. VERSSEN, CAROL: 5626 Buttercup Lane 542-0698 G.A.A.: 1,2,3; Share: 1; Yearbook: 3,4; Safety Council: 2. VERSSEN, CONNIE: 5626 Buttercup Lane 542-0698 Genesians; 2,3,4; Safety Council: 4; G.A.A.: 1; Yearbook: 4; Share: 1. VOLMER, PATTY: 4500 Blue Rock 385-3358 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Yearbook: 3,4; Softball: 2. VOLPENHEIN, BETTY: 3814 Robin Hill Dr. 662-0611 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4. WALTERS, DEBBIE: 4605 Boomer Rd. 662-4017 Share: 1; Blazing Saddles: 4. WANG, SUE: 7054 Daleview 385-7088 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 1; Safety Coun- cil: 1. WAYMIRE, MARY ANN: 1514 Larry Ave. 681-7387 Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2,3,4; French Club: 1,2. WEBER, LISA: 2341 Whitewood Ln. 542-7662 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1; Volleyball: 2,3,4; Softball: 3,4. WEISGERBER, BEV: 3129 Libra Ln. 522-0155 Safety Council: 2; Variety Show: 3. WELLER, KATHY: 3056 Aries Ct. 931-1774 Safety Council: 2; G.A.A.: 1; Student Council: 3. WERNICKE, LORI: 5375 Race Rd. 662-0368 WESTERBECK, TERESA: 6914 Rob Vern Drive 522-6344 L.I.F.E.: 2,3; G.A.A.: 1,2,3; Safety Council: 1. WIETLISBACH, TINA: 2013 Carpenter Dr. 521-5951 Basketball: 1,2; Volleyball: 2,3,4. WILLIG, LISA: 2021 W. Galbraith Rd. 522-0757 G.A.A.: 1,2,3,4; Safety Council: 2. WOLSEFER, BARB: 2068 Sevenhills Dr. 825-5589 YOKA, NANCY: 8262 Chesswood Dr. 931-3508 ICL: 3,4; Sunshine Club: 2; Voter Information Club: 4; Genesians: 3,4. ZIMPELMAN, SHELLY: 82781ackies Dr. 521-2739 ZOLLER, LAURIE: 3681 Hubble Rd. 385-3282 Share: 2,4; Tennis: 3; Softball: 1,2; 'Variety Show: 3. 201 Abel, Gretchen 72 Abrams, Becky 82, 138 Adams, Peggy 62, 112 Ahlers, Cathy 62, 112, 133 Aielli, Gina 40 Albanese, Gina 62, 116, 176 Albanese, Lorri 82, 104 Albers, Rosie 82, 132 Alexander, Debbie 40, 111, 191 Alexander, Ian 60, 62, 116, 133, 170 Alexander, loan 40, 44 Alf, Margie 40, 44, 113, 133, 126, 134 Allaire, Helen 62, 116, 128, 130, 158, 170, 121, 180 Amiott, Laura 62, 170 Angus, Jill 72 Angus, Lori 62, 123, 184 Annis, Anna 40, 122, 134 Appiarius, Pam 62 Armontrout, Sue 40 Arszman, Diane 72, 117, 120, 151 Aufderbeck, Jill 62, 194 Aug, Beth 72, 133 Bach, Cindy 82 Bacher, Kim 62 Bachman, Jenny 72 Balash, Jean 82, 197 Balzer, Linda 72, 120 Bamberger, Amy 72 Bare, Marianna 72, 117, 176 Barlag, Tammy 40, 45, 119, 133, 162, 111 Barnes, Ines 82 Bastin, Diana 62 1 Baumgartner, Peggy 72, 114 Baur, Kim 62 Beischel, Brigid 40 Beischel, Edith 72 Beischel, Jean 62, 110, 112, 120, 127, 192 Beischel, I111 72 Baiting, Ann 40, 133 Bellman, Peggy 82, 94, 97, 141 Benedic, Nancy 82, 123 Bennett, Sue 72, 113 Bens, Margie 40 Bens, Robbie 62 Berding, Denise 72 Bemecker, Denise 72 Bertke, Angie 82 Bertke, Cathy 72 Betsch, Kathy 72 Betz, Linda 82 Betz, Sue 62 Beumer, Diane 82 Biehle, Elaine 40, 189 Biesik, Lisa 62 Biesik, Rachel 82, 121, 181 Bigner, Brigid 82, 197 Bigner, Patty 72 Bill, Karen 40, 170 Billhorn, Barb 62 Binzer, Janie 1FrJ 82 Binzer, Janie 15111 40, 116 Binzer, Jeanne 82 Bitter, Beth 82 Bitter, Toni 41, 53, 148, 182 Black, Jenny 82 Black, Lori 41, 124, 125 Black, Terri 72 Blank, Kim 62 Blasch, JoAnn 72, 113, 131 Blessing, Patty 82, 174 Blessing, Peggy 82, 174 Blum, Betsy 82, 123, 132, 128 Bly, Amy 62 Blymeier, Rose Ann 72 Bockelman, Peggy 72 Boehm, Karen 72, 112, 133, 118 Boerger, Janice 41, 55 Boggs, Kim 41 Boliske, Alice 41, 52, 114 Bollin, Beth 41, 110, 127, 133, 121, 134 202 Index Bolten, Terri 82, 132 Bosch, Aimee 70, 72, 117, 176 80552, Betsy 41 Bosse, Terri 62 Boullie, Camille 72 Bowling, Kate 72, 110 Bowling, Lisa 72, 112, 130 Bowling, Mary Bath 41, 45 Brabender, Jenny 72, 123 Bracken, Carole 41, 159, 176, 182 Bracken, Patti 82, 123, 128, 132 Braeuning, Patty 72 Brakers, Nancy 41, 95, 161, 150, 107, 102 Braun, Cheryl 72 Braun, Sandy 62, 100 Brausch, Cindy 82, 120, 139 Breen, Mary Fat 82, 118, 104 Breetz, Mary 62, 130 Brenner, Jenny 82, 94 Brinkmarm, Beth 72, 133, 146, 118 Brinkmann, Tammy 42, 110, 119, 127, 133, 144 Brisbin, Judy 82, 131, 118, 197 Bross, Alice 82, 120, 132, 188 Brown, Alaine 62 Brown, Juanita 72 Brown, Thelma 62 Browning, Tracey 82 Bmeneman, Patty 42, 126, 127 Bruening, Paula 62, 120, 143 Bruening, Pierrette 82, 132, 192 Brunner, Chris 72 Brunsman, Brenda 82, 120, 132, 118, 197 ansman, Sandy 62, 133 Bucher, Kim 62, 127, 170 Buchner, Cheryle 72 Budke, Jule 42, 116, 191 Buffington, Cathy 72, 120, 123, 128, 192 Bunch, Mary 72, 94, 96, 107 Burger, Char 42, 44 Burger, Jean 72, 133, 104 Burke, Amy 42, 118, 191 Burke, Patty 62, 170 Bums, Beth 72 Bums, Cathy 62, 99 Burns, Connie 82, 87, 118, 197 Busch, Terri 72, 117, 120 Bushman, Bev 82, 113, 103 Busken, Clare 42, 45, 191 Busken, Teresa 62 Cady, Marianne 62, 99 Caldwell, Donna 62 Calme, Terri 62, 116, 128, 176 Campbell, Barb 82 Capano, Karen 72, 117, 176 Carr, Becky 42, 133 Carraher, Patty 72, 111, 118 Carroll, Melissa 72, 100, 117 Carroll, Peggy 82 Carroll, Traci 40, 42, 116, 160 Cefalu, Beth 63 Cefalu, Lori 72 Cinquina, Gloria 73, 128 Cleary, Mary 82, 118 Clingerman, Maria 73 Cohen, Tami 73, 92 Colina, Cathy 63, 133 Collins, Amy 73 Collins, Kathy 73 Connelly, Colleen 63, 112 Conners, Lori 42 Conrad, Mary 63 Conrady, Donna 63 Cook, Sharon 62, 63 Coors, Janet 42, 54, 95, 120 Coors, Mary 73, 118 Cox, Monica 82, 132 Coyle, Sue 42 Cramer, Jody 82, 104 Creed, Anne 42, 126 Creelman, Chris 73, 117, 120, 176 Crew, Leanne 83, 132 Cronin, Linda 73 Crowe, Mary 42, 45, 126, 127, 133 Cullen, Jenny 42, 126 Curran, Pam 42, 56 Curran, Teresa 63, 100 Currell, Martha 73, 119, 115, 114 Curry, Kim 73, 118, 104 Custer, Theresa 43 Daeger, Alison 73, 112 D'Amico, Beth 63, 131, 133, 120 Dammarell, Debbie 43, 58, 133 Dammarell, Kathy 73, 113, 173 Dangel, Mary Claire 43, 138, 126, 127, 192 Darragh, Theresa 83, 104 Daulton, Laurie 73 Daunt, Kelly 63, 116 Dauwe, Joyce 83, 120, 121, 104 Dauwe, Karen 63, 95, 107, 104 Davis, Ienny 43, 92, 107, 102 Davis, Nancy 63 Davis, Pat 43, 49 Davis, Sandy 73, 117 Day, Kathy 63, 93 Day, Thresa 83, 94 DeGuire, Cece 63, 67, 186 Dehler, Kim 63 Dehner, Jenny 63 DeLaet, Sherry 83 Dellecave, Teri 73, 100 Deller, Ian 63, 128 Denicola, quieann 73, 133 Deno, loan 73, 96, 107, 102 DeNoma, Andrea 83, 174, 118 Derrenkamp, Cindy 83 Dettmer, Cindy 83, 132 Dettmer, Debbie 43, 119, 125, 133 Dick, Christie 73 Dickhaus, Denise 73 Diegmueller, Debbie 73, 113 Diehl, Cynthia 40, 43, 133, 118, 183, 182, 134 Dietrich, Diana 43, 49 Dietrich, Diane 43, 116, 117, 141 Dinkelacker, Karen 73, 117 Cinkelacker, Terry 63, 93, 120, 121 Discepoli, Laura 73, 96, 117 Dodd, Peggy 63, 143 Donovan, Neysa 73, 123, 128 Dombusch, Sue 63, 114 Dorsey, Mary Lynn 63, 115 Dorsey, Teresa 73, 117 Dossman, Traci 83, 86 Douglas, Kathi 83, 174, 118 Doyle, Bridget 73, 119, 172, 192 Doyle, Lel 63 Droppelman, Kathy 83, 85, 121, 197 Dunn, Mary 63 Dunn, Sue 3, 44, 114 DuPont, Lesa 83, 132 Durant, Cindy 83, 123, 132, 118 Durkin, Janet 73 Dyar, Suzanne 83, 105, 104 Dye, Gayla 83, 132, 118 Dyer, Terri 83, 120, 197 Dzurik, Chris 63, 100, 184 Eckhoff, Monica 73 Eicher, Mary Lynn 73, 123, 104 Ellerhorst, Linda 63 Ellerhorst, Paula 73, 128 Ellert, Kathy 83, 197 Ellert, Lisa 63, 159, 170, 111 Elsasser, Sue 63, 124 Emmerling, Ann 83, 123, 132, 118 Ems, Julie 83, 118 Enderle, Marlene 73 Enderle, Mary 63 Endres, Lucy 83, 132 Endres, Mary Ann 43 Engelbrink, Nancy 63 Eppert, Lynn 83 Ernst, Marcy 73, 120 Eschenbach, Lisa 63 Estrada, Bea 83, 157, 175, 197, 192 Falls, Lori 73 Farkas, Marianne 63, 93 Farmer, Laura 73 Farrell, Carol 73 Farrell, Rusty 43 Fasold, Karen 63, 125, 133 Fazzio, Lisa 73 Fede, Terry 73 Fehring, Janice 63 Feisthammel, Lisa 73, 117 Feldman, Theresa 43, 111 Felix, Judy 83 Ferris, Car0143, 110, 127, 118 Fey, Monica 63 Findley, Karen 73, 118 Findley, Marisue 43, 58, 95, 98, 99, 122, 107, 102 Findley, Peggy 62, 64 Finke, Sandy 44, 133, 189 Fisher, Nan 64, 100 Fisher, Shirley 44, 189 Fisher, Theresa 83, 188, 197 Fitch, Caroline 73, 117, 118 Fitzpatrick, Annie 73, 117, 176 Fitzpatrick, Mary 44, 122 Fleisch, Amy 73 Fleshman, Karen 64 Fox, Kell 83 Franklin, Angie 167, 111, 134 Franlin, Claudette 44 Franz, Diane 83 Franz, Jayne 83 Frederick, Charlene 82, 128, 132 Frederick, lo 64, 123 Freeman, Sue 44, 111 Frey, Denise 83 Friend, Tami 93 Fries, Marybeth 73, 133 Frietsch, Nancy 83, 132 Froehle, Colleen 74, 117, 176 Fulks, Cristy 83, 100 Fulmer, Vicky 74 Gallagher, Patty 64 Gallenstein, Farm 44, 58, 161 Gardner, Heidi 74, 112, 117 Gardner, Joyce 44, 51 Gartner, Susan 74, 119, 114 Gartner, Terri 64, 124, 134, 114 Gates, Lisa 74, 117, 120, 176 Gawolek, Lynda 83, 120 Geers, Margie 64 Gehring, Dorothy 83 Gehring, Jean 64 Gehrum, Lisa 74, 117 Geiger, Elaine 74 Geiger, Gale 44 Geiger, Joyce 44 Geiger, Sue 44 Geise, Ann 44, 46, 189 Gerbus, Gail 64 Gerbus, lane 44, 48 Cerbus, Lisa 64, 92, 117, 130, 134 Gettelfinger, Patty 64, 143 Gibbonsflennie 83, 88, 118, 111 Gibbs, Lori 74 Giesken, Mary 64, 116, 159 Giesting, Mary 74 Gilligan, Nancey 83, 111 Gilmartin, Sharon 83 Girmann, Jenny 74 Girten, Becky 44, 45, 133, 188 Girten, Jenny 74, 120, 133, 104 Glandorf, Paula 64, 116 Glankler, Nancy 45, 116, 114 Goedde, Cindy 41, 45, 52, 154, 102 Gordon, Lisa 64 Graham, Brigid 83, 132 Grause, Peggy 64, 92 Grawe, Denna 74, 128, 133, 176 Gray, Carla 64, 123, 127, 128, 133 Greninger, Sue 74, 146 Griffin, Kathy 45, 49, 119, 111 Grome, Lynn 84 Grate, Nancy 84 Gruber, Denise 64 Gruber, Maribeth 45, 59 Grundhoefer, Lisa 74, 113, 118 Guertin, Judy 84, 121 Guilfoyle, Tina 45, 116, 126, 176 Gundlach, Mary 82, 84, 131, 120, 128 Gutman, Geir 84, 197 Gutzweiler, Jackie 84, 181 Haas, Vickie 64, 130 Haffner, Vivien 45 Hahn, Cathy 45 Hamant, Sharon 84, 120, 121 Hamer, Terri 82, 84, 121 Hammerle, Jenny 45, 119 Hammoor, Laurie 45, 157 Hancock, Shelia 84 Hanekamp, Laura 64 Hanekamp, Mary Lynn 74 Hardig, Sallie 84 Hamey, Melissa 64, 98, 99, 102 Hartinger, Kathy 45 Hartman, Donna 74, 114 Hartmann, Donna 64, 125 Harvey, Terri 64 Hastings, Debbie 74 Haubner, Patti 84, 188 Haussler, Mary Margaret 45, 133 Hautman, Marlene 45, 190 Haverkos, Patti 46, 116, 126, 158, 183 Haverland, Terri 84 Hayes, Linda 46, 126, 127 Hebbeler, Donna 74, 113 Heeney, Bobbie 74 Hegeman, Mary Lou 84 Hei1,1enny 40, 46, 95, 98, 99, 182, 107 Heile, Ellen 64 Heileman, Patricia 46, 59, 133 Heilmayer, Lori 64 Heimbach, Sue 74 Heitker, Mary Beth 84, 100 Hellmann, Ellen 84, 88, 197, 192 Heilmann, Kathy 46 Hellmann, Nancy 64 Hereg, Yvonne 74 Helmers, Amy 62, 64 Helmes, Chris 64 Helmes, Peggy 46, 48 Helmheckel, Kathy 64, 125 Heistein, Brigitte 74, 133 Henke, Jeannette 84, 89, 132, 96, 103 Henke, Peggy 46, 125 Henke, Sandy 64, 124, 133 Herb, Julie 74, 123 Herbert, Connie 46 Herbert, Debbie 84 Herbert, Mary 84 Herzog, Nancy 112, 119, 123, 128 Hesketh, Barb 60, 64, 125 Hessler, Janet 64 Hessiing, Martha 74, 104 Hicks, Nancy 74 Hicks, Stephanie 64 Hiller, Maureen 46, 58 Hils, Karen 65, 133 Hils, Kathy 65 Hirth, Jayne 65, 121 Hoelker, Jill 74. 181, 179 Hoffman, Carolyn 46, 125 Hoffman, Debbie 65, 128 Hoffman, Jody 46, 126, 127, 128, 134 Hoffmann, 5:12 65 Hoh, Lisa 74 Holben, Babette 84, 163 Hollstegge, Mary 46, 119, 132, 162, 134, 149 Holtgrefe, Carol 65 Holthaus, Patti 84 Holtz, Vickie 65 Holzheimer, Julie 44, 46, 122, 156 Homer, Lynne 84, 132, 118 Honkomp, Ellen 65 Honkomp, Sue 47, 48, 59, 114 Honnert, Kim 74 Honold, Kathy 65 Honschopp, Chris 65, 124, 114 Hooker, Patty 47, 127, 133, 147, 162 Hooker, Sue 74, 133 Hopfensperger, Ann 47, 95, 107, 106, 104 Hopfensperger, Carol 65 Hopfensperger, Sue 74, 113, 152 House, Lin 74, 113 Houser, Mary 47, 49 Hoyt, Gwyn 74 Hudepohl, Lois 84, 188 Hudepohl, Marianne 47 Hudepohl, Nancy 47, 56, 128 Huelsman, Ruth 112 Huesman, Jeanne 84 Huesman, Lisa 65 Huesman, Mary 65, 112, 128 Huff, Cathy 84, 141, 162 Huff, Tina 84 Hughes, Laura 84, 141, 178 Hughes, Maureen 65, 115 Hulgin, Kathy 74 Bullet, Jane 47, 57 Huller, Leslie 84 Huller, Mary 65, 68, 124, 192 Hussa, Gwen 65, 100, 107 Huxel, Nancy 84, 118, 104 Inderhees, Barbara 74, 131 Inderhees, Ianet 65, 167 Inderhees, Pam 65, 143 Inderhees, Sue 84 Ielen, Rose Ann 75 Jenkins, Carol 75, 180 Ienne, Anne 45, 47 Jester, Joan 47, 123, 133, 188 Johnston, Theresa 84, 132 Jones, Cindy 65 Jones, Mary Ann 47, 49, 191 Jones, Michele 65, 133 Jump, Debbie 65 lung, Cathy 84, 144, 121, 192 Kabbes, Sue 75, 94, 133 Kaiser, Barbara 75, 119 Kaiser, Cheryl 47 Kaiser, Connie 75, 113, 119, 133 Kaiser, Diane 65 Kaiser, Jeanne 84, 88, 120, 132 Kaiser, Pam 47 Kammer, Jenny 84, 116 Kammer, Mary 65, 120 Kamphaus, Michele 75 Kasselmann, Cindy 47, 54, 156 Kasselmann, Nancy 84, 156 Katenkamp, Judy 75 Kaup, Connie 84, 132 Kaup, Mary 84, 97, 123, 115, 114 Keller, Jackie 65, 123, 142 Keller, Jane 48, 143 Keller, Jeanne 84 Kellerman, Bev 48 Kelly, Kathy 48, 57, 116, 183 Kelly, Terri 75 Kemble, Julie 75, 146, 111 Kemme, Laura 84, 104 Kemme, Marianne 75, 92, 118, 102 Kemper, Barb 84, 132 Kern, Mary Beth 65, 168 Kerth Terri, 75, 100 Kesse, Theresa 75 Kessen, Julia 85, 132 Kessling, Linda 75, 113 Kimbrough, Robin 85, 87, 113, 104 Kincaid, Julie 65 203 King, Judy 65 Kismet, Kim 75 Klei, Kathy 85, 86, 113 Klein, Jeanne 75 Klein, Nancy 85 Kleingers, Julie 65 Klenk, Cathy 85, 97 Klenk, Donna 65 Klosterman, Joanne 42, 48 Klosterman, Linda 85, 132 Klosterman, Party 65, 149 Kluener, Julie 65, 112, 128, 133 Knab, Jenny 85, 121 Knapp, Mary 75, 133 Knoll, Kim 168, 111 Knolle, Theresa 47, 48 Knollman, Eileen 75, 119 Knollman, Mary Ann 48, 55, 119, 143 Koch, Julie 75, 117, 133, 171, 176 Koehlke, Janice 85 Koenig, Sandy 65, 116, 176 Kohls, Brady 75 Kohls, Linda 48, 57 Kolb, Mary lo 48, 52, 113 Kolbe, Barbara 75, 117, 126, 165, 120, 176 Kolbe, Christine 85, 121, 197 Kolkmeyer, Mary Ellen 75, 113, 131 Kolodzik, Melissa 48, 45, 157 Koors, Jan 85, 100, 121 Kordenbrock, Nancy 85 Kotz, Diana 48 Kramer, Carolyn 85, 197 Kramer, Celeste 44, 48, 116, 176 Kramer, Donna 48, 49 Kramer, LaDonna 49 Kramer, Mary Ann 66 Kramer, Missy 85, 104 Kreimer, Mary Lee 66, 93, 130, 167, 118, 134, 105, 104 Kreimer, Terri 75 Kreidenweis, Karen 85 Krekeler, Kathy 66, 112, 143 Krekeler, Sue 66, 112 Krismer, Kathy 66, 131 Krismer, Mary 75, 118 Kristof, Becky 85, 132, 115, 114 Krueger, Mary 85, 100, 197 Krummen, Cheryl 66 Kruthaupt, Linda 49, 145 Kuethe, Eileen 49, 113, 133 Kuethe, Michelle 85 Kuethe, Natalie 85, 132, 197 Kuhlmann, Michelle 85, 113 Kummer, Nancy 75, 133 Kurlemann, Heidi 85 Kurlemann, JoAnn 49, 54 Kusemak, Kim 75, 118 LaDuke, Annette 49, 43, 116, 176, 125 Lahmann, Maryann 85 Lahmann, Peggy 49, 124 Lammeier, Luann 85, 197 Lammert, Anne 75, 149, 192 Lammert, Ellen 49, 94, 122, 127, 156, 134, 107 Lammert, Mary 85, 94, 96, 103 Lampe, Cheri 75, 133 Lampe, Linda 66 Lampe, Lisa 66 Lampe, Margie 49 Lampe, Theresa 85 Lampe, Tricia 125, 148, 49, 191 La Pille, Andrea 75 Lasch, Theresa 49, 125 Laugel, Cindy 66, 133 Laugel, Kathy 75, 112 LaWarre, Laura 85, 132 Lawrence, Joy 75 Lawrence, Sandy 66, 100 Lawson, Candee 75 Lawson, Terri 49, 46, 114 Leahy, Julie 66, 93, 95, 99, 117, 134, 107, 106 Leahy, Pegeen 75, 94, 102 204 Lehker, Cindy 85, 197 Leigh, Debbie 45, 50 Leisgang, Cathy 75 Lemkuhl, Diane 85, 132 Lemming, Laura 50 Le PQre, Pokey 66 Lesch, Karen 85 Levin, Janice 85 Lewis, Linda 66 Lierer, Melody 85, 97, 132, 103 Lierl, Jan 116, 189 Limke, Janet 66, 120, 123, 134 Limke, Mary Ann 50, Linder, Iudy 75, 120 Lindhorst, Marge 85, 132 Lindsay, Lisa 75, 117 Lindsay, Vicki 50 Listermann, Ann 50, 191 Listermann, Julie LoBuono, Amy 76, 100, 117 Loeffler, Lois 66, 125 Loeffler, Mary 85 Loftus, Peggy 44, 50, 116, 111, 134 Lohbeck, Debby 50, 189 Lohbeck, Donna 85, 113, 132 Lohbeck, Lori 66, 113 Lucas, Julie 76, 117, 173 Luchte, Pam 76 Luken, Valerie 76 Lutz, Sandy 50, 116, 126, 141, 176, 159, 134 Luzietti, Debbie 76, 118 Lyons, Amy 85, 132 Macke, Lisa 66, 194 Macke, Pam 76, 117 Macke, Peggy 76 Marcoritto, Maria 86, 197 Magruder, Sarah 66 Mahoney, Barb 86, 132 Mahoney, Lois 66, 147 Mai, Shari 86, 197 Maier, Elise 76 Mallard, Karen 86 Mann, Jeanette 86, 132, 104 Mann, Marcia 76 Mann, Sharon 51, 142 Marples, Pam 86 Maringer, Tracie 86 Marsh, Christine 86, 132 Martini, Diane 76, 113, 151 Martini, Linda 76 Martini, Terry 76, 120 Mason, Beth 86 Mason, Jamie 51 Massa, Monica 76 Massa, Teri 51, 114 Masset, Molly 44, 51, 127, 147, 120 Massey, Kathy 86 Masur, Sara 51 Maurer, Karyn 86 Maurits, Mary Ann 86, 197 Mazzei, Chris 86, 118, 197, 104 McCarthy, Becky 66, 92, 93 McCarthy, Colleen 85 McCarthy, Molly 85 McCarthy, Susan 50, 151 McCarty, Carol 85 McCracken, Joan 70, 76, 133, 161, 118, 104 McDermott, Maura 66, 124 McDonald, Helen 66 McGinnis, Laurie 112, 120, 76 McHugh, Kelly 76, 112 McHugh, Peggie 50, 125 McMahon, Coleen 76 McMahon, Julie 76, 128, 111, 118 McMahon, Katie 85, 96, 103 McMahon, Terry 66 McManus, Kathy 85, 128 McMillan, Chris 86 McNamee, Connie 50 McPherson, Karen 76, 111 Meadows, Cheryl 86 Meale, Cindy 51, 49 Mecklenberg, Amy 66, 125 Mees, Carrie 86, 118, 104 Meiners, Jenny 86, 128 Meiners, Maryann 66, 100 Manges, Pam 120, 86, 121 Menke, Beth 86 Mercer, Cindy 76, 117 Meriweather, Marcia 66 Merrill, Bev 66, 112 Merrill, Kathy 51, 123 Merritt, Jenny 51, 48, 133 Mertz, Cathy 51 Mette, Kathleen 66 Metz, Beverly 66 Metz, Kathie 76, 117 Metz, Nan 86, 97 Meyer, Barb 66, 128 Meyer, Barb 86 Meyer, Beth 76, 94, 107, 106, 102 Meyer, Debbie 66 Meyer, Janice 51 Meyer, Karen 66, 186 Meyer, Linda 10, 76, 172 Meyer, Sue 86, 156 Meyers, Cindy 66 Meyman, loan 66, 147, 127, 179 Meyman, Lisa 86, 118 Michael, Ann 76, 112 Michel, Ian 66, 102 Miles, Sally 51, 40, 184. 182 Miller, Anne 66, 67 Miller, Barb 86, 188, 114 Miller, Donna 174, 86 Miller, Judi 66 Miller, Laurie 66, 118 Miller, Mary 16, 76 Miller, Sue 51, 44 Moelchert, Nancy 86, 11B, 104 Moeller, juii 76 Moeller, Mary 67 Molimann, Karen 67, 100, 193 Molumhy, Kathy 86 Monahan, Erin 86, 94, 96, 197, 103 Moody, Alice 86 Moore, Kim 76 Moore, Michelle 76 Moorman, julie 86, 132 Morano, Kathy 86, 197 Morrison, Paige 82, 86, 156, 100 Morrissey, MaryAnn 76, 133 Moschel, Becky 52, 49 Moschel, Kim 76, 100 Moser, Marilyn 76 Motz, Kim 86, 128 Monch, Cheryl 76 Muchmore, Debbie 80, 86, 197 Mueller, Mary Jane 67 Muldoon, Mickey 76, 112 Muldoon, Patti 82, 86 Muldoon, Peggy 76, 151 Murphy, Maureen 52, 45, 51 Murphy, Patty 76 Murray, Gina 52 Murray, Patty 139, 86 Neal, Elizabeth 76 Nedderman, Nancy 67 Nedderman, Susan 67, 119 Neihaus, Marti 52 Neyer, Bonnie 86, 118 Nieberding, Jill 86, 118 Niehaus, Ann 86 Niehaus, Patti 77, 118 Niehoff, Ruth 67 Niemann, Vickie 87, 100 Nigg, Maryellen 67, 133 Noble, Cindy 67 Noelker, Margaret 87, 132 Noonan, Nancy 67 Norman, Toni 52 Norris, Nancy 67 Nurre, Leslie 87, 118 O'Connell, Peggy 84, 87 OIConnor, Peggy 52 Oelker, Julie 87, 132 Olberding, Linda B7 Olberding, Lisa 67 Oldendick, Carolyn 77 Oldendick, Connie 67 Oldendick, Donna 52, 143 Olding, Linda 52 O'Neil, Peggy 52, 59 Ortman, Anita 52 Osborne, Donna 87 Oit, Linda 87 Otte, Carole 67, 125, 170, 116 Otte, Debbie 87 Otte, Peggy 67, 113 Otten, Jenna 87, 97 Otto, Jeanne 52, 128 Palma, Liz 77 Panning, Janet 67 Panzeca, Debbie 87 Panzeca, Sandy 77 Parker, Mary Lou 4, 67, 114 Paul, Kathy 38, 52, 116, 145, 159, 182 Peddenpohl, Ann 77, 118 Penman, Claire 67 Pellman, Marcia 53 Peter, Angie 67 Peters, Eileen 53, 59, 57, 133, 148 Peters, Mary Beth 67, 176, 193 Petersen, Becky 53 Pfeil, Kathy 67 Pfennig, Clare 53, 128 Pierson, Ann 53, 116, 133, 134 Pierson, Mary 87, 197 Pies, Barb 40, 53, 120, 127, 123, 163, 182, 134 Pies, Mary 53, 48, 131, 133 Pinnau, Anne 77 Pic, L015 53, 95, 184 P10, Mary 87 Plogmann, Karen 53, 47, 124, 188 Poggemann, Vickie 45, 53, 128 Poli, Michele 67 Pollard, Janet 77, 118 Popeioy, Sue 77 Poppe, Lori 87 Potter, Donna 87, 104 Potthoff, Pam 67 Poulos, Jodi 53 P011105, Vicki 87, 89 Powers, Car0177, 118 Powers, Kathy 67 Powers, Mary Jo 53, 116 Powers, Maureen 54 Powers, Missy 77, 100, 113 Powers, Peggy 5, 82, 87, 97, 103 Poynter, Amy 54, 125, 188, 191 Poynter, Sue 67 Preklas, Donna 77, 118 Prendergast, Sherre 77, 133 Prus, Patty 77 Pullen, Lori 67 Putnick, Sheri 87 Rack, Nancy 87 Radloff, Karen 87, 132 Rafferty, Eileen 87, 118, 197, 104 Rafferty, Patty 62, 67 Rahe, Julie 87, 89, 100, 120 Rahrig, Ann 117, 153, 176, 77 Ranz, Donna 77 Ranz, Iudy 67, 112, 167 Rayburn, Anna 77, 165, 180 Reardon, Janet 67, 166 Reese, Reene 54, 99, 107, 102 Rehring, Janet 45, 54 Reiber, Raeann 49, 54, 143, 148 Reiber, Renee 87 Reilman, Terry 87, 97, 131 Reinert, Cheryl 87, 103 Reinert, Lisa 77, 113 Reisiger, Lisa 87 Reisiger, Nancy 87 Ret, Sharon 77 Ricke, Rosemary 67 Richert, Cheri 77 Richter, Lisa 77, 117 Riedel, Lisa 67 Riedei, Monica 77, 113, 131 Rieman, Pam 87 Ries, Kat 87, 112, 118, 197 Ries, Lori 67 Ries, Robin 77 Riestenberg, Sue 67, 125 Rinckel, Amy 67, 113, 186, 192 Rinckel, Lori 77, 113, 117 Risola, Sharon 87 Ritter, Barb 67 Ritter, Lynn 42, 54 Roat, Beth 77, 111 Robbins, Vivian 87 Robisch, LuAnne 77, 131 Rochford, Lori 88, 89, 123, 120 Rodenberg, Mary 54, 133 Roemer, Sue 88 Roesner, Barb 67 Roetting, Kathy 88 Rohrer, Diane 54 R011, Julie 88 Roloff, Michelle 88 Rosenacker, Carole 88 Ross, Jean 54, 55 Ross, Tonja 88 Rosskopf, Julie 67 Roth, Mary 54 Rothenbuhier, Laura 88 Ruebusch, Martha 54, 123 Ruehl, Teresa 77, 111 Ruhe, Jeanette 88 Ruhe, joyce 88, 113, 118 Ruhe, Karen 54, 43, 134 Rumpke, Mary 55, 184 Runtz, Pam 77 Russell, Karen 88 Russell, Peggy 55, 48 Russo, Denise 88 Rust, Anne 88, 120, 128, 132 Ruter, Denise 55 Ruter, Diana 88 Ruter, Gail 77, 118 Rutz, Karen 88, 197, 103 Rutz, Linda 67 Saho, Cheryl 77, 117, 176 Saho, Robin 67 Salmon, Lesetta 55 Salyers, Margie 77, 113 Sander, Linda 68, 113, 133 Sanders, Maureen 77 Saunders, Laura 88, 132, 104 Saunders, Lucie 113, 160 Schackmann, Nancy 77, 133 Schaffer, Roseann 77 Schaefer, Michelle 55, 42 Schaft, Nancy 55 Schell, Terrie 68 Schenkel, Kim 77, 111 Scheper, Lisa 68, 130 Schepker, Mary Carol 68 Schiele, Linda 88 Schiele, Rosey 77 Schindler, Diane 68 Schirmer, Pam 55 Schlachter, Nancy 126, 55 Schlarmann, Lisa 68 Schmid, Cindy 68, 116, 165, 180 Schmidt, Sue 77, 112 Schmitz, Margie 78, 133 Schmitz, Mary Rose 55, 112, 119, 133 Schmitz, Teresa 88, 162, 175 Schmutte, Beth 55, 57, 113 Schneider, Amy 5, 88 Schneider, Barb 78 Schneider, Debbie 55, 46 Schneider, Emily 88 Schneider, Janice 88, 197 Schneider, Judy 56 Schneider, Lisa 78, 128 Schneider, Tina 56 Schnur, Peggy 68 Schoenbaechler, Lin 78, 131, 186 Schoenhoft, Diane 56, 45 Schoenhoft, Rosie 56 Schoenlaub, jenny 68 Schroeder, Sandy 68, 94, 127, 119, 121, 102, 192 Schrott, Fat 56 Schuh, Paula 88, 197 Schuld, Teri 56, 126, 127, 133 Schulenberg, Debbie 78, 120, 131, 164, 181 Schwarz, Jenni 88 Schwartz, Maureen 78, 133 Schweer, Teri 56, 48, 133 Schwieter, Lori 78, 181, 179 Scott, Carolyn 68, 133 Sears, Gayle 148, 171, 114, 111 Sedler, Jenny 56 Sedler, Mary 68, 116, 124 Seiter, Lois 88, 132, 118 Seiter, Sandy 78 Sengewald, Mary 88, 120, 141, 121, 197 Seta, Emilia 68 Seta, Tina 56 Seuberling, Amy 88 Sfamas, Leah 88 Sharp, Annette 68 Sheanshang, Toni 78 Sheanshang, Cookie 68 Shoemaker, Sandie 68, 130, 131, 185 Shryock, Donna 78 Sicking, Karen 88 Sickmann, Judy 78 Siemer, Barb 88, 132, 118 Siemer, Lainie 88, 132, 118 Sievers, Donna 88, 118 Sillies, Nancy 78 Silvati, Michelle 88, 103 Simon, Beth 88, 197 Simon, Sue 68, 113 Simpson, Ierita 78, 112, 100, 104 Sindiong, Pam 88, 132 Singleton, Kathy 68 Small, Biz 78 Smith, Cherly 78, 153, 173 Smith, Jody 56, 190 Smith, Pat 57, 112, 116, 123, 126, 127 Smith, Theresa 88, 197, 129 Solomon, Rhonda 88, 97, 131, 175, 106 Soriano, Terry 88, 112, 113, 120, 121 Spanagel, Kathy 68 Spath, Patty 78 Spieser, Patty 78, 133 Spindler, Kim 78 Stahl, Jan 68 Stall, Carolyn 4, 62, 68, 93 Starddard, Debbie 88 Stark, Vicki 88, 197 Stegman, Jill 57, 124 Steigelman, Sandy 78, 120, 133 Stein, Carla 88 Steinhauer, Mary 68 Steinker, Diane 89 Stemerick, Rosie 57, 92, 102 Stenger, Dolores 68 Stenger, Mary Alice 57, 45, 40 Stenger, Sherry 78, 117, 176, 111 Stentz, Jane 89, 132 Stentz, Janice 78 Stigler, julie 78 Stoeckel, Ienny 78, 118 Streicher, Christy 57, 133, 157 Streicher, Lori 82, 85, 89, 197 Streicher, Sue 78, 153 205 Streicher, Vicki 167 Stretch, Maureen 68, 133 Stretch, Patty 89, 123, 132 Stricker, Nancy 89, 132 Stubenrauch, Karen 78 Stupak, Laura 89, 113, 107, 103 Suer, Nancy 78, 112 Sullivan, Erin 89, 96, 131, 197 Sullivan, Kathy 57, 95, 191 Sullivan, Kelly 68, 123, 131 Summe, Gina 57, 190 Summe, Kathy 68 Sunderhaus, Phyllis 78, 130 Sunnenberg, Mary Beth 89, 132, 178 Tebbe, Jenny 78 Telford, I111 89, 97, 132 Tenkman, Laura 78, 133 Teuschler, Kathy 57, 104 Thiem, Lisa 68 Thiemann, Debbie 57, 133, 134 Thiemann, Laura 78, 117 Thiemann, Mary Ellen 89, 113, 132, 197 Thiemann, Sandy 89, 197, 104 Thinnes, Patti 78 Thomas, Jennifer 78, 123, 133 Thompson, Tressa 133, 40, 57 Tiller, Diane 58, 143 Tillett, Denice 68, 116, 100, 176 Tiliotson, Bev 89 Tilton, Sue 89 Timme, Diane 78, 113, 104 Timme, Lynn 68 Toelke, Janice 78 Torok, Sue 78, 104 Trachsel, Manie 58 Trader, Tina 89 Trippel, Nancy 89, 97 Twele, Debbie 89 Twele, Donna 78 Uhrig, Rita 58 Umberg, Sue 68, 133 Umberg, Vicky 79, 173 Uphus, Cindy 89, 132, 104 Vandegraff, Theresa 89 VandenEynden, Karen 69, 113 VanDriessche, Jane 58 VanDriessche, Mary Fat 64, 69 Van Holte, Robin 79 Van Nottingham, Sue 79 Mrs. Betz 33 Mrs. Bosse 33 Sr. Clara Blankemeyer 14, 113 Mr. Chuck Buhrman 14, 96 ML Bob Castelli 14 Miss Donna Coogan 15, 100, 138, 114, 105, 104 Fr. Paul Cooper 15, 37, 193 St. Elizabeth Dowling 15 Mrs. Engel 33 SL Cheryl Erb 16, 36, 170 Mr. Richard Evert 16, 133, 176, 185 Mr. Lou Fischesser 33 Mrs, Mary FitzGerald 16, 36, 127 Miss Mary Gerth 17, 73 Mr. Ierry Glascock 17 Miss Dianne Green 17 Mr. Fred Haas 18, 41, 96, 162 Miss Martha Homan 18, 138, 185 Miss Mary Jane Huber 18 Miss Virginia Huber 19 Miss Cynthia Huff 19, 94 Mrs. Claire Hughes 19, 102 Mrs. lent 33 Mr. Gerald Junker 7, 20, 34, 155, 163 206 Van Praag, Renee 89, 113, 120, 132, 114 Valentino, Vicky 89, 100, 178 Veeneman, Toni 69 Veerkamp, Connie 89, 97, 104 Veerkamp, Kathy 79, 117 Vepsalainen, Sari 69, 131, 133, 156 Verssen, Carol 58, 125 Verssen, Connie 58, 116, 159, 125, 176 Vidouiek, Angie 79, 117 Vilas, Diane 79, 152 Villari, Carol 79 Vissing, Jody 69, 112 Vogele, Sue 89 Vollhardt, Mary 69, 125, 133, 184 Vollman, Lisa 82, 89 Vollman, Nancy 79 Vollner, Kathy 89, 121 Volmer, Patty 58, 125, 188 Volmer, Theresa 89, 103 Volpenhein, Barbara 79 Volpenhein, Betty 58 Wachendorf, Anne 79, 180 Wachendorf, Judi 89, 120, 131, 188 Wagner, Claudia 69, 127, 170, 100, 184 Wagner, Jenny 79, 117 Wallenhorst, Connie 79 Wallenhorst, Marcia 69 Wallpe, Tracy 89, 132 Walsh, Diane 79 Walsh, Julie 79 Walter, Lori 79 Walters, Connie 79 Walters, Debbie 58, 141 Walters, Peggy 69 Wang, Sue 58 Wanstrath, Carol 69 Ward, Iudy 79 Waymire, Kathy 69, 93, 95, 155, 99, 104 Waymire, Mary Ann 58, 133 Weber, Julie 69, 183 Weber, Lisa 95, 99, 107, 102 Wedgewood, Lori 79, 100, 117, 107 Wehmann, Debbie 79 Wehmann, Kim 69 Weisgerber, Bettie 66, 69, 116 Weisgerber, Bev 59, 56, 120, 145 Weiss, Karen 79 Weitzel, Cathy 79, 113 Welage, Jenifer 79, 113, 117 Weller, Kathy 59 Faculty and Staff 51'. Michaeleen Keane 119 Mrs. Betty Kennedy 32 Mrs. Elaine Klosterman 32 Mrs. Jane Kramig 20, 138 Mrs. Diane Kreft 21, 100 Mrs, Marilyn Lampe 32 Mrs. Marilyn Mattscheck 32 Mrs. Barbara Messinger 21, 138, 118 Miss Terri Meyer 21, 33, 138 Mrs, Meyer 33 Mrs. Murphy 33 Mr. Ivan Neal 33 Mr. Don Nerswick 22, 37 Mrs. Rosemary Nichols 32 Sr. Johanna Niklas 22, 147 Miss Barbara Novello 22, 82 Mr. John O'Connor 23 Mrs. Mary Ellen 0hr 23 Sr, Perpetua Overbeck 13 Miss Kathy Pohl 23, 170 Mrs. Sue Reckenberg 24 Mr. Eugene Rice 24, 66, 92 Sr. Amadeus Richter 12, 155 Mrs. Karen Roberts 24, 90, 97, 138 Weller, Sue 79, 114 Welte, Jill 79, 111, 118 Werm'cke, Lori 59 Wemicke, Ron 79 Westendorf, Linda 87, 89 Westerbeck, Teresa 59 Westerfeld, Julie 89 Westerfield, Anne 79, 128, 104 Westrich, Farm 82, 89, 188 Wetterau, Marty 79, 117 Whalen, Mary 69 Wheeler, Linda 69, 143 Whyle, Barb 69 Whyle, Wanda 79 Wiesman, Donna 69' Wiethorn, Pam 89, 132, 197, 129 Wietlisbach, Tina 59, 95 Williams, Geralyn 79, 133 Willig, Lisa 59, 188, 104 Willke, Anne 79 Windsor, Bambi 79 Windt, Jenny 69 Winship, Joy 79 Wintermeyer, Tara 89, 104 Wisner, Jean 69 Wissel, Cindy 69, 93 Wissel, Karen 79, 133 Wissel, Mary 89, 132, 103 Woeste, Sharon 89 Wolf, Anita 69, 116, 159, 176 Wolsefer, Barb 59, 42 Wood, Joanne 89, 94, 103 Woodhouse, Julie 79, 120 Wuest, Beth 79, 172 Wuest, Monica 69, 168 Wurzelbacher, Jenny 89, 120, 121, 192 Wurzelbacher, Marion 69 Wyrick, Sharon 69 Yates, Iudy 69, 168 Yoka, Nancy 116, 126, 143, 176 Young, Sharon 79, 128, 104 Zahn, Ginny 69, 133 Zeiser, Kim 69 Zepf, Brenda 89 Zimmerman, Debbie 69 Zimpelman, Shelly 59 Zoller, Laurie 59 Zorb, Beth 89, 121 Zureick, Sally 69, 92, 124 Miss Connie Robinson 25, 36 Sr. Clarita Roettker 25, 37, 110 Sr. Marjorie Rudemiller 13, 110 Mrs. Carol Santen 25 Mr. Jim Schneider 26 Sr. Greta Schmidlin 26, 62 Mrs. Carol Seissiger 26, 118 Mrs, Nathalie Semancik 27 Mr. William Sheppard 27, 138 Mrs. Diane Sheridan 27, 124 Mr. Elmer Sheridan 28, 36 Miss Peggy Siegmund 31 Mrs. Kathy Snodgrass 28 Mrs. Frieda Strube 32 Sr. Eileen Marie Wallace 28 Fr. Rob Waller 29, 123, 197 Miss Pat Wendling 29, 120 Miss Mary Io White 30, 116, 117 Miss Mary Wilz 29, 37 Miss Christi Winter 30, 95, 100, 118 Mr. Allan Woodhouse 30, 133, 164 Mrs. Carol YeazeIl 31, 111 Miss Anne Zoellner 31, 92, 102 That's All Folks! McAuley Production's all-star cast has weathered many storms, always knowing that the show must go on. We sincerely hope that the memories this book may bring will be good ones. In the years to come, perhaps this annual will help all of us to understand the important role we played in this 1976-77 production. 208