McAuley High School - McAuleyan Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

i r I I f S ' . f £1 . : - In September of ’78 McAuley received a deer visi¬ tor. Due to unfortunate circumstances our friend was frightened away by the new bright, bold colors of the school. Unlike the students, who thought the change of colors brought a new outlook to McAuley, the deer visitor felt he was blinded by the light. i McAuley High School 6000 Oakwood Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Conducted By The Sisters Of Mercy 1 x 1 1. K. Curry and K. Hulgin in Chemistry class. 2. Mrs. Semancik and her English class. 3. B. Inderhees munches out at the Big-Lil Sis Picnic. 4. C. Harris at Big-Lil Sis Picnic. 5. D. Dowers tries to interpret her schedule. 6. K. Spindler, J. Van Nottingham, P. Tenhundfeld, K. Hulgin at Big-Lil Sis Picnic. 2 Wave after wave after wave after wave after wave after wave after wave Where do they go after they come ashore? And what if all the thoughts that wash ashore in mans mind ... What do they leave behind to mark the man to say that they’re been there? 4 As wave, after wave, after wave after wave, rushes in, leaving behind a piece of itself the shore welcomes the changes brought by each new wave. 1, 2, 3, Three views of McAuley. 4. P. Levin and C. Derrenkamp study. 5. The former archbishop’s garden. 1. The statue of the Blessed Virgin in the back courtyard. 2. The statue of Mother Catherine McAuley. 3. T. Buelterman in Ecology class. 4. McAuley at 3:00 dismissal. 5. Autumn shows itself beautifully at McAuley. 6. The third floor radiates yellow, orange, and green. 5 ■I TOMORROW TODAY Will I Remember today tomorrow? Will I think Of tomorrow today? Each movement we make, Each sentence we take. For Granted. The things are important, We’re sure to Remember, It’s the little things, That are forgotten and blown away with the wind. Yesterday comes as a misty picture, Painted in my mind. The picture is painted no clearer, Then the days so far behind. 6 m __! : Will I Remember today tomorrow? Will I think tomorrow today? The brushes and paint are waiting, The pictures are here to stay. Joannie Stribbs PAGE 6: 1. B. Meyer in action 2. New Genesians 3. Sen. K. Hulgin and father, Jun. L. Saunders and father, Kings and Queens of father daughter dance. PAGE 7: 1. C. Lawson 2. J. Wurzelbacher and father 3. J. Ward, M. Powers, L. Schneider, P. Bigner and M. Morrissey. 4. Seniors and Fresh¬ men pile up for a picture. 7 8 PAGE 8: 1. Susan Dyar 2. Regina Niehoff 3. P. Kammer 4. S. Stubenrauch 5. J. Kist, L. Unger 6. A. Wachendorf PAGE 9: 1. M. Nickert 2. N. Benedict 3. S. Heimback and S. Smith at Maria Stein 4. N. Vollman on retreat 5. A. Fleisch, P. Luchte J. Hoelker, and M. Clingerman in retreat 6. Freshmen at raffle assembly. PAGE 10: 1. Cheri Lampe 2. M. Nickert 3. Cathy Leisgang, Pam Luchte, Lisa Woeste 4. Sherry Stenger 5. Sara Hoeper 6. C. Ries, K. Metz and J. Teuschler 7. L. Kuhlmann PAGE 11: 1. Sophomores showing spirit. 2. Trishun Richard and Shelly Rueve 3. Patty Carraher 4. Sue Stubenrauch 12 I PAGE 12: A. G. Pavon; 2. A. Boyle, N. Kummer, K. Bachus; 3. M. Cleary, L. Stupak, K. Morano; 4. N. Betsch, C. Gordon, 5. B. Wuest; 6. A. Rayburn, A. LoBuono, L. Grundhoefer, Miss Pohl, L. Reinert; 7. K. Stubenrauch, Miss Robinson, T. Ruehl PAGE 13: 1. M. MacDonald, J. Cauton, E. Geiger, S. Maurer, M. Pace, T. Krismer; 2. Christie Dick, S. Popejoy; 3. Homeroom 27; 5. P. Thinnes, K. Moschel, C. Leisgang; 4. A. Fleisch, K. VeerKamp, M. Clingerman. ■w jjjSfo Vf. t l Wi ■ mW W M . • ■■ ' Sv PAGE 14: 1. M. Salyers and father; 2. L. Saho; 3. C. Creelman, L. Reinert, T. Ruehl, L. Robisch, A. Rayburn; 4. K. Wissel, S. Weller, L. Wedgewood, C. Wallenhorst, Mrs. Rech enberg, K. Moshel; 5. G. Ruter, Fr. Flaherty, L. Cronin, M. Eckhoff, Y. Clements; 6. T. Soriano, B. Meyer; 7. R. VanHolt, M. Eicher, A. Bamberger, L. Schoen- baechler, Miss Enigk. PAGE 15: 1. L. Thiemann, D. Flastings, J. Roll, J. Schneider, E. Menke, E. LaChance, T. Dyer, K. Motz; 2. J. Tandoc, T. Martini; 3. B. Miller, C. Jenkins; 4. A. Fleisch, E. Geiger 15 v CRAYOLA CRAYONS DIFFERENT BRILLIANT COLORS SWET i CONTENT: 3 CRAYONS EACH 5FT. SIN. 15 YR5. OLD We began as Freshman on our first day of school, lost and walking into wrong rooms. Our Big Sisters helped us adjust to this routine, for at the most we were only fifteen. As Sophomores we did crazy things at the Halloween party and met new friends, like our Sophomore pal. We began to grow up when we first got our temps., and were allowed to go to our first Date Dance. When we were Juniors our class became unified when we were given our sweaters and rings. We became upperclassmen with just two years to go, living it up at the Christmas Dance and Prom. Our Senior year was spent planning our futures, and building new ones in our Little Sisters. Our years at McAuley ended with graduation, out into the world with little hesitation. When we look back at these times in the future years we’ll remember the faces and names of those friends that made those years such pleasant ones. By Barbara Inderhees ’79 PAGE 16. 1. Mary Beth Donnelly, Barb Grote, Lisa Bock. 2. Janice Drout. 3. Dawnita Storms, Janice Drout, Lisa Ferris. 4. Sophomore Hal¬ loween Party. 5. Nan Metz as Steve Martin. 6. Karen Siking. 7. Patti Houser, Gina Knecht, Diane Dirr. PAGE 17: 1. Lisa Gates, 2. Tami Cohen. 3. Jeni Welage. 4. Kathy Hulgin and Mr. Hulgin. 5. Diane Timme. 19 Colors Brilliance and life bursting out of doors . . . Orange, green and yellow colors of fall and the second floor halls. A new school year with new and bright beginnings. PAGE 20 1. S. Potzick. 2. C. Smith and her Little Sisters. 3. C. Jung. 4. M. Kemme and C. Dick. 5. C. Kramer, Fr. Flaherty and Mr. Haas. 6. Girls recieve communion at opening day Mass. PAGE 21 1. K. Spindler. 2. L. Reinert and Father. 3. G. Colby. P. Denhart, D. Bruno. 5. T. Martini. mm - W |i . I PAGE221. A. LoBuono, J. Girten, A. Rahrig. 2. M. Bunch. 3. M. Bunch and opponents fight for points. 4. D. Frey and Date. PAGE 23 1. E. LaChance and Dad 2. J. Brenner. 3. Mr. Haas, Rev. Poynter, Rev. Dettenwanger, Fr. Flaherty. 4. M. Thiemann, D. Russo, M. Lindhorst. 5. Pep squad leads the team on. Moving with the seasons. Disco dancing with Dad and dates, Hitting balls of all sizes With rackets and hands. Picnicing with sisters And rallying at the raffle FALL. By Theresa Kesse 23 PAGE 24 1. D. Twele and Beth Annis. 2. A. Lam- mert. 3. C. Saho, S. Davis, L. Gates, 4. T. Cohen. 5. M. Bunch. 6. M. Kemme. PAGE 25 1. P. Haubner. 2. C. Dick. 3.. Big and Little Sisters join the fun and games. 4. Sophomores pile up for a picture. 5. L. Reisiger and escort. The day begins A lone figure walks through the door. Heard is the stamping of feet, the slam¬ ming of metal against metal, and the bellowing voices of those who attend. A bell rings . . . Another bell ... And Silence. We fall into the pattern of a daily rou¬ tine Pens writing . . . Chalk banging against the board .. . And a raised hand ... Another bell is heard Feet patter against floor Doors slam ... Voices scream .. . And silence .. . September 13 BIG LITTLE SISTER PICNIC ■‘Little Sister, you’re the one You make schooltime lots of fun. Little Sister I’m awfully fond of you. Everyday when I make my way to McAuley, I find a little Freshman who’s cute and green and funny. Little, Little Sister. Little Sister, you’re so fine And I’m lucky that you’re mine. Little Sister I’m awfully fond of Little Sister I’d like a whole school of Little Sister I’m awfully fond of you!” Lisa Reinert PAGE 26: 1. S. Davis, L. Taber 2. P. Thomas, M. Salyers, M. VonKorff 3. L. Tenkman, N. Schackmann, B. Small, S. Prender- gast, C. Oldendick, P. Hussa PAGE 27: 1. C. Creelman, L. Robisch, K. Findley, T. Ruehl, F. Bosse, L. Krummen 2. K. Kramer 3. J. Durkin, D. Shryock, C. Brunner, P. Baumgartner, M. Schwartz, J. Deno 4. V. Umberg, M. Bertram, C. Dick, S. Streicher 5. J. Makin 6. D. Schulenberg, M. Riedel, J. Maxwell beptfeidfer 29 JUNIOR-SENIOR FATHER-DAUGH¬ TER DANCE What are Father Daughter Dances made of? They are made of Disco and Jitterbug and two generations, goodtimes and friends, new and old aquaintances ... and dad. PAGE 28 1. L. Saunders and Father. 3. P. Weithorn and Father. 4. K. Hulgin and Father. 5. C. Olden- dick, T. Martini, J. Girten, Mr. Kummer and Mr. Martini PAGE 29 1. L. Saunders and Father. 2. L. Reinert and L. Saunders. 3. D. Barnett, K. Hulgin and Fa¬ ther. 4. P. Leahy, D. Twele, and B. Meyer 5. B. Brinkmann. The main goal of each girl involved in McAuley’s sports is to give her all, and to help each team member do likewise. Whether they are keeping the ball bouncing in basketball, flipping over gymnastics, hitting grandslams, running the mile, spiking a volleyball, or swinging a backhand, the teams at McAuley show that teamwork as well as skill help them to excel in all they do. Mm WM MM $M : k mm m-:d PAGE 30: 1. J. Burger; 2. Mohawks in action; 3. Coach Winters at work; 4. M.J. Ranz; 5. Gymnastic team. M mK PAGE 31: 1. D. Jester; 2. the Team; 3. T. Martini; 4. team work; 5 M.A. Kemme; 6. B. Meyer. PAGE 32: 1. A. Daeger, 2. K. Moschel, P. Thinnes, 3. M.L. Eicher, J. Hoelker, S. Heimbach, 4. M. Morrissey, M. Powers, P. Bigner PAGE 33: 1. L. Discepoli, L. Falls, 2. L. Schwieter, J. Toelke, 3. D. Bernecker, 4. C. Smith The halls quieted down for two weeks while the seniors escaped to Maria Stein for a few days of rest and reflection. The theme o f the retreat was Affirmation. There were discussions, skits, a mass, and a prayer service. All the activities were cen¬ tered on getting to know others and on affirming yourself and those around you. This song captured the spirit of the retreat: “I cried a tear you wiped it dry. I was confused, you cleared my mind. I sold my soul, you bought it back for me. Somehow you needed me. You gave me strength to stand alone again. To face the world out on my own again. You put me high, upon a pedestal so high that I could almost see eternity. You needed me, you needed me. And I can’t believe it’s you, I can’t believe it’s true. I needed you and you were there and I’ll never leave, why should I leave I’d be a fool cause I’ve finally found someone who really cares.” Amid the flashing lights and disco beat Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors tried out the latest disco steps to the sounds of the “Terrific Traveling Light and Sound Show.” McAuley’s top ten was aired and the song “Three Times a Lady” by the Commodores was num¬ ber one. All present enjoyed their “Night on Disco Mountain.” PAGE 34: 1. A. Bamberger, P. Haubner and date, T. Cohen; 2. B. Strawser and date, M. Hebeler and date; 3. J. Moeller and date; 4. L. Gates and date; 5. L. Schwieter and date; PAGE 35: 1. S. Hardig, L. Rochford; 2. P. Morrison and date; 3. T. Cohen and date; 4. M. Lindhorst, P. Murray; 5. C. Creelman. ■i 35 i PAGE 36: 1. J. Koors and date; 3. S. Conover and T. Moorwessel and dates; 4. L. Thiemann PAGE 37: 2, 3, 5, S. Torok; 4. an enthusiastic audience 36 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of 1978-79, along with the help of Sister Mary Brenda made possible the many activities of this school year. Sister Brenda and the Student Council members came in and took over the responsibilities of orga- nmng the Date Dance, Paper Drive, McDonald sale, along with many other activities. They brought a change of pace in when Student Council Week “came alive.” The week was filled with everything from Silly Sock Day to recognizing the teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day. And, of course, no one will forget the singing announcements informing us that: “You you’re the one!” Sophomore Dad-Daughter Dance October 27, 1978 Here’s to you, Dad. A glass of champagne And a kiss on the cheek For the times you Helped me with geometry; The times you told me To cheer up Even though that special guy Had let me down; And especially for the times You say to me, “You’ll always be my little girl.” Here’s to you, Dad. Teresa Armbruster PAGE 38 1. D. Harmeyer and Father. 2. K. Kling and Father, M. Raabe, C. Reichel, J. Riehle. 3. les chaussures, zapatos, pedes. 4. A. Focke. PAGE 39 1. D. Harmeyer and Father. 2. K. Kling and Father. 3. M. Payne and Father. 4. D. Harmeyer and Father. 5. P. Denhart. SOPHOMORE HALLOWEEN PARTY On Halloween, McAuley’s sophomore class held their annual Halloween par¬ ty. Prizes were awarded for the best homeroom idea and for the best cos¬ tumes. Homeroom 16 won the best homeroom idea award for their version of a Toy Box. The best costume award was given to Diane Dirr, Patty Houser, and Gina Knecht for a box of crayons. Other costumes and homeroom ideas included traditional halloween cos¬ tumes: Space creatures, a Disco, and Western World. PAGE 40: 1. J. Ritter; 2. Grote; S. Maurer, D. Dirr, T. Buelterman; 3. K. Kling, J. Peter; 4. T. Vennemeyer, J. Hawkins, K. Kasselmann; 5. L. Stephenson. PAGE 41: 1. J. Bova, M. Stiegler, K. Kassel¬ mann, N. Betsch; 2. M.J. Zorb; 3. T. Ellert; 4. B. Miller; 5. D. Dirr 41 d “SCREWTAPE” haunted the halls of McAu- ley during the fall of ’79. An eerie atmosphere pervaded the school and while no souls were lost the devilish fiend absconded with the pho¬ tographs for this page. A warning for all to beware! Terri Busch and Carrie Mees starred in the production. 29 + 1 in ’79 It’s that time of year again when all good McAuley students and faculty run about selling raffle tickets. After all the planning, confusion and scheming, this is how the classes stacked up: The red hot seniors’ fever kept rising, until their temperature reached the boiling point and declared them as the winning class in this year’s raffle. The wild and crazy class of ’80 wasn’t far behind in their yellow submarine but even with Glascock’s Gestopoes being the top selling home¬ room, they couldn’t get up enough steam to surface. The sophomores’ game plan was unsure at first but they finally got it all together and socked it to ’em to bring in 99.5% of their goal. The freshman thought that a little bit of luck would bring them success in the raffle but they soon found out that skill was what really helped them to succeed. Combined, the school did better than expected, bringing in over 35,000 dollars. 29 + 1 in ’79 was a great success! PAGE 44: 1. A. Fitzpatrick, B. Annis, A. Vidourek, Mr. Junker; 2. P. Westrich; 3. S. Sullivan, M. Wetherell, P. Denhart, M. Wachendorf; 4. C. Creelman, A. Rayburn, A. LoBuono, L. Reinert. PAGE 45: 1. B. Wuest, E. Beischel; 2. L. Junk; 3. Mrs. Sheridan, L. Grundhoefer, C. Mercer; 4. L. Unger, M. LaDuke, M. Payne, J. Kist, J. Schmutte; 5. Junior Class Sa .- AWARENESS DAY REFLECTION Reflection ... Prayer . .. Reconciliation ... Pen ance ... Service . .. Responsibility ... Liturgy . . . Relationships . . . Discussion .. . Renewal . .. McAuley Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshman took time out from a regular school day to become aware of them¬ selves and others at the annual Awareness Day. Mrs. Carmela Christen, the speaker of the day, graciously gave of her time and spoke to the three classes. Everyone agreed her topics were both interesting and informative. Other events included a mass, penance service, and group discussions. All who participated found the day both benefi¬ cial and worthwhile. Ms fo PAGE 46: 1. J. Mann; 2. Father Wollering, D. Russo, M. Lindhorst; 3. Freshmen discover 4th “R”; 4. K. Droppelman, T. Dyer, J. Schnieder; 5. Juniors take part in the Eucharist PAGE 47: 1. C. Rosenacker; 2. J. Black; 3. N. Benedic; 4. Sophomores listen attentively to Mrs. Christian’s talk 47 THANKSGIVING MASS “thank you” two such insignificant words to express my joy in contemplating the sun rise my happiness in knowing someone cares “thank you” two such insignificant words to explain my smile when I see the people I love my laughter when I hear their voices “thank you” two such insignificant words for your existance, Lord, and your creation. By Julie Kemble. PAGE 48 2. K. Moshel, K. Honnert. 3. Fr. Mike. 4. Mr. Haas, C. Reinert, T. Volmer. PAGE 49 1. C. McHugh, L. Kramer, 3. S. Davis. imi ' Ty- ' WINT£j? White icicles Nippy SkaTing Snow Emergency ChRistmas PAGE 52 1. A. Bross, K. Maurer and dates. 2. J. Wurzelbacher, C. Creelman, M. Dahlstrom. 3. M. Bowman, J. Kist, T. Busch, A. Bross. 4. A. Fitzpatrick. 5. P. Spieser. 6. M. Bunch and E. Rumpke. 7. M.A. Lahmann. 8. D. Martini and C. Froehle. 9. L. Neal. PAGE 53 1. A. Rahrig, L. Rochford, S. Hardig, A. LoBuonor, K. Betsch, L. Reinert. 2. T. Busch. 3. B. Inderhees, P. Thinnes, P. Spieser. 5. E. Bieschel, C. Jung. 6. J. Wachendorf, M.E. Kolkmeyer and J. Brisbin. 53 i £ , ™HJ vSf V 1 .. Snow in my shoes. Snow in my face. Snow up and down. Snow every place. But when the sun comes out And the snow goes away, I hope for more snow another free day. PAGE 54: 1. K. Metz, and K. Moore; 2. K, Bowling; 3 C. Jung, and E. Beischel; 4. L. Reinert; 5. J. McMahon PAGE 55: 1. H. Brinkmann; 2. J. Koors, B. Brinkman, J McCracken, J. Thomas, M. Fries, L. Reinert, A. Ray¬ burn, M. Knapp; 3. B. Bushman; 4. M.A. Brinkman; 5 T. Hamer, and A. Ross; 6. Girls camp out. B « BBB JwB fv - ■K AH ' 55 i _,, i a|y l i| ! V n As I sit staring out the window, I think of the stacks of overdue library books at home and the term paper I haven’t started. I think of the lists, memos, and reminders of the things I ought to do but won’t. I think of all the homework I’ve got to do tonight, knowing I won’t get it finished because I have to work. As I sit here staring out the window; how I wish it was summer! 56 : PAGE 56: 1. M. Lahmann and Date; 2. girls at camp; 3. B. Kristof; 4. B. Kolbe; 5. Santa for Spanish Christmas program; 6. J. Dauwe. PAGE 57: 1. J. Gibbons; 2. D. Schulenberg; 3. M. MacDonald; 4. A. Ross; 5. D. Jennings, J. Conroy, and Santa, D. Stupprich; 6. G. Grady and S. Prendergast 57 WINTER: A time for snow ice shoveling and short tempers. But when it’s over and the weather’s beastly hot, We’ll wish for the snow and winter headaches. PAGE 58: 1. D. Schulenberg, M. Riedel; 2. La¬ Salle joins McAuley for the Christmas Concert; 3. E. Menke, J. Huwel; 4. S. Prendergast and Date; 5. L. Borchers; 6. B. Hauck 59 £ CHRISTMAS AT MCAULEY Christmas Concert (Patterns of Christmas) Dec. 19. The “Patterns of Christmas” at McAuley were changed as McAuley and LaSalle’s music departments combined their talents at the annual Christmas Concert. In keeping with the spirit of Christmas, the two schools worked together to make this year’s program both enjoyable and unique. Christmas Skit Dolls that dance, umbrellas that sing, talking clocks and so many other things were brought right here from all over the world to the “Toy Scout Jamboree”. The toy scout showed off all their finds to the scrutinizing eyes of Santa Claus. But when the best toy was announced it was not a toy at all. The gift of giving as we all know, is the greatest gift of all. Christmas Mass The McAuley community celebrated the Christmas Mass in an international way. Singing Silent Night in various languages was one way in which this was accomplished. Christmas Parties Everyone likes parties and the Christmas holidays gave McAuley students and clubs a good excuse to throw party after party. The Latin and Spanish Clubs both celebrate Christmas in their repsective country’s style here at school; While the French Club went carolling and held celebration complete with French pastries afterward. On December 20 the Seniors played Santa to their little sisters at the Big- Little Sister Christmas party where all recreated “Twas The Night Before Christmas”. PAGE 60 1. Glee Club. 2. D. Schulenberg accompanied by Miss P. Berkemyer. 3. Senior Chorus and LaSalle’s Glee Club. PAGE 61 1. A. Bosch. 2. A. LoBuono in Senior Skit. 3. S. Hooker, V. Specht and M.B. Haberthy. 4. M. Bare and Santa. 5. Orchestra 6. J. PAGE 62: 1. E. Maier, B. Siemer 2. Miss Steigelman, E. Monahan, P. Wiethorn, J. Balash, J. Stentz, C. Rosenacker, P. Blessing 3. C. Veerkamp, J. Moormon, V. Valentino 4. Home¬ coming 120 5. J. Koehlke 6. Sitting: N. Benedic, J. McMahon, J. Kubicki, Kneeling: M. VonKorff, P. Schuh, Standing: S. Rafferty, M. Dillon, L. Homer, G. Pavon, C. Briggs, J. Bering, S. Cullen, M. Pace, N. Moelchert, J. Otten, J. Stehlin PAGE 63: 1. Christmas Mass 2. D. Stupprich, D. Jennings 3. P. Larbus, S. Conover, M.B. Kroeger, T. Wentzel 4. A. Rayburn 5. J. Hoelker, D. Martini, L. Schwieter 63 4 CHRISTMAS DANCE DECEMBER: 26 What is an Old Fashioned Christmas? To some, it’s sitting by the fire listening to Christmas stories, to other it’s sleigh rides and carols. Some think of decorated trees, chestnuts, sugar plums, Santa Claus and stocking, But to McAuley juniors and sen¬ iors, “An Old Fashioned Christmas” means the Christmas Dance PAGE 64: 1. M. Bunch, E. Rumpke; 2. S. Davis and Date 3. M. Bunch — Queen; 4. J. Koch and Date; 5. C. Saho and Date. PAGE65: 1. L. Thiemann, J. Moorman; 2. M. Sengewald 3. R. Reynolds and D. Muchmore, K. Noonan and J. Woodhouse, M. Brakers and S. Hardig, M. Bunch and E. Rumpke, L. Reinert and M. Murphy, S. Prendergast and R. Fischesser, C. Jung and M. Strawser 5. M. Lahmann, J. Koors and Dates I 65 � At attte uu I The Student Prayer Now I sit me down to study. I pray the Lord I won’t go nutty. And if I fail to learn this junk I pray the Lord that I won’t flunk. And when I die don’t pity me at all. Just lay my bones in the study hall. And pile my books upon my chest. And tell my teacher I’ve done my best. Now I lay me down to rest To pray I’ll pass tomorrows test And if I should die before I wake, That’s one less test I’ll have to take. PAGE 66 1. M.E. Kolkmeyer and L. Robisch. 2. D. Schulenberg. 3. T. Black. 4. Guide, C. Frederick, A. Rayburn, D. Martini. 5. A river stream. 6. C. Buffington and M. Bunch. PAGE 67 1. B. Wuest. 2. E. Beischel. 3. D. Schulenberg. 4. D. Martini, A. Rayburn and C. Frederick. 5. T. Black and E. Beischel. 6. J. Angilella, C. LaCrone, B. Volpenhein, C. Lange, T. Keller. PAGE 68 1. J. Knab. 2. D. Sievers. 3. B. Wuest. 4. J. Stehlin, T. Wentzel J. Petersmann. 5. L. Falls, K. Curry. PAGE 69 1. J. Lewis, T. Ludmann, T. Richard, J. Reinert. 2. A. Berding, M. Braun. 3. P. Rieman. 4. C. Bertke, L. Reinert. 5. S. Gilmartin. 6. K Battersby, T. Buelterman, J. Blessing, K. Betz. ACADEMICS Academics are . . . the novels I read in English class, the proofs I’m trying to learn in Geometry, the verb tenses I’m beginning to master in Spanish, the dates I memorize in History, and the Studyhalls . . . But in the end, when I get A’s on my report card, all the headaches, and seemingly endless hours of homework are worth it. i I Variety Show — Feb. 10-11 “Reel to Real” The class of 80’ began planning for the annual Variety Show in November. The theme chosen was “Reel to Real.” First came the task of picking the heads of staff. Next, came the auditions and casting. After the final cast was chosen, music needed to be found, and acts needed polishing. Finally, Opening Night! McAuley’s talent played to a, sellout crowd. When it was all over — only memories, congratulations, memories, and clean up lingered. PAGE 70: 1. C. Lehker, P. Carroll, J. Kaiser, B. Miller, A. Schneider, K. Radloff 2. K. McManus, L. Reisiger, D. Muchmore, N. Metz 3. S. Underhill, L. Rothen- buhler PAGE 71: R. Niehoff, P. Denhart, T. Moorwessel, T. Thiemann, L. Lammert 2. P. Muldoon, L. Rochford 3. C. Veerkamp 4. K. Maurer, T. Hamer, L. Rochford, P. Muldoon 5. L. Huesman, J. Gwinner, G. Pelzel, J. Klei- man, K. Klein, E. Carroll 6. M. Thieman, J. Wurzel- bacher, J. Wachendorf r ' V.IX ' B ' S U SCV ' 00 REEL REAL iAtel FEBRUARY 10 TAle2 FEBRUARY 11 800 M C AULEY AUDITORIUM TICKETS | in advance student 1.25 adult 1.75 |at the door student 1.50 adult 2.00 ) PAGE 73 Stage Crew: 1. S. Underhill, J. Schneider, J. Nieberding, C. McCarty, C. Kolbe, K. Motz, K. Mallard, L. Rothenbuhler, M. Sil- vati 2. J. Koors 3. Lights and Sounds: J. Balash, L. Rinckel, C. Kramer 4. Stage Crew Managers: C. Kolbe, M. Silvati 5. Student Directors: P. Sin- diong, L. Streicher 6. Publicity: L. Rochford, J. Black 31 I I A BREAK IN THE ACTION Assemblies, an essential part of McAuley’s schedule, cover a wide variety of topics. Whether McAuleyans come together for a Mass, pep rally, or the raffle, their school spirit is always evident. Assemblies, such as the piano concert given by Richard Collins, and the Suicide, Alcholism and Drug Abuse discussion sponsored by Stu¬ dent Council provided an imformative and enjoyable break from the daily routine. 74 PAGE: 76 1. M.L. Eicher; 2. French Display; 3. J. Kist, L. Riedel, L. Martin, P. Robisch, T. Krismer; 4. G. Storms, M. Busam, A. Murray, 5. J. Klein- man PAGE: 77 1. K. Schaft; 2. L. Huesman, K. Wallenhorst; 3. Spanish Display; 4. M. Schlaechter; 5. N. Buescher, T. Powell; 6. French Sign 76 h INTERNATIONAL WEEK International Week was introduced to McAuley the week of March 12-16. Each of the language clubs worked together on various activities through¬ out the week. Tacos and pastries were sold in the cafeteria to the tunes of international music, and foreign exchange students talked to the language classes. The highlight of the week was T-shirt day when the language students wore T-shirts with an international flavor. IJ k SunShine P rom EasteR finals picNics SprinGfe ver PAGE 80: 1. K. Veerkamp, C. Bertke; 2. Spanish Honor Initiation; 3. M. Hennard, L. Huesman, K. Muench; 4. R. Reiber; 5. Ms. Winter, J. Rahe, M. Heitker; 6. J. Huel, D. Menke PAGE 81: 1. S. Risola, C. Dickenherr, P. Murray, M. Lindhorst, D. Barnett, J. Moorman, C. Veerkamp, N. Strieker; 2. J. Rahe, S. Hamant; 3. J. Hellkamp; 4. M. Krueger; 5. L. McGinnis, M. Currell; 6. library study; 7. K. Osterkamp and partner is Mi. 4 -jm i a r IIP 17 0 UV . . • |Mpy PAGE 82: 1. D. Zeiner; 2. T. Cohen, Ms. Siegmund; 3. D. Colina; 4. J Bertram; 5. P. Luchte, S. Torok, L. Thiemann; 5. J. Dauwe PAGE 83: 1. J. Rahe, S. Hamant; 2. T. Haverland; 3. B. Bigner, J. Black 4. N. Benedict; 5. J. Simpson; 6. Linda Betz says: “Who took my Coke?” 7. C. McMahan, D. Bernecker SPlSIg ' ' 1 , , w When “Spring Fever” hits McAuley, the signs are visible. Girls become rowdy in anticipation of the Little-Big sister picnic, softball, the spring musical, prom, track, graduation and the Junior Ring ceremony. Thoughts also turn to sum¬ mer and the end of the school year when vacation plans are fulfilled and endless days are spent soaking up the sun. PAGE 84: 1. Ms. Winter, J. Girten; 2. P. Leahy; S. Fehring, M. Eicher, M. Dillon, G. Cinquina, M. Kemme, B. Meyer; 4. L. Discepoli; 5. S. Hopfensperger; 6. J. Welte, L. Schoen- baechler; 7. M. Eicher, M. Dillon, G. Cinquina PAGE 85: 1. T. Black; 2. J. Girten; 3. Goodbye Seniors!; 4. Spanish Honor Society; 5. 6. Happy Easter Little Sisters! 84 r— rt.J 1 I s ypK ¥ 0 1 !•§ ’ f’ ' 1 jpE. i u Freshman Dad-Daughter Dance Freshman Dad-Daughter Dance Pink ribbons and lace are now Shiny satin and glitter. Dress ups and toys are now make up and boys. Stories, and bedtime at 8:00, are now parties and things like “Don’t be home late!” But some things never change with age I am still and always will be, “Daddy’s Little Girl.” On March 23, “Daddy’s Little Girls” hosted their first Dad-Daughter Dance. Kathy Backus and escort were crowned king and queen. Page: 86 1. L. Geiger, H. Brinkmann and escorts; 2. D. Storms and escort; 3. L. Ferris, S. Potzick, D. Schmidt, M.B. Listermann, M. Brinkman, J. Meinerding, V. Balzer and M.B. Haberthy; 4. K. Kramer, V. Balzer, M.B. Flaberthy, K. Kramer, P. Kammer, H. Brinkmann; 5. J. Krueger and Dad; 6. J. Isler, S. Knodle and escorts. Page: 87 I. M. Burns, S. Jump, A. Thomas; 2. M. Jump, T. Pellman, J. Krueger, S. Liggett, L. Hofmann, C. Osterhues, H. Brinkmann, M. Powers. J. York, C. Bauman, T. Lud- mann, S. Hils ■ 87 SPRING PLAY In this day of rising costs and inflation who would believe that anything could be “Cheaper by the Dozen.” But on March 24, 25, and 26 McAuley’s Genesians proved to the world that families are defi¬ nitely “Cheaper by the Dozen”. The cast of the production included: Sandy Davis, Ed Wilkerson, Anne Ross, Pam Levin, Ai- mee Bosch, Bill Gaiser, David Creed, Terri Darragh, Alex Saba, Steve Cappel, Mary Beth Donnelly, Mike Doll, Artie Ev¬ ans, Annie Fitzpatrick, Bob Schehr, Mark Schmidt, Joe Kramer, Carrie Mees, Cindy Mercer, Jenni Betsch, Mike Cappel, Mary Dahlstrom, Karen Dinkelacker, Cristy Fulks, Kathy Kling, Jane Kist, Janice Koehlke, Cheryl Saho, Cheryl Reichel, Ralph Seta, Laura Thiemann, Melissa Nickert, Mary Payne PAGE: 88 1. A. Ross, P. Levin; 2. E. Wilkerson, B. Schehr, A. Ross, M. Doll, T. Darragh, S. Cappel, M.B. Donnel¬ ly, A. Saba, P. Levin, A. Fitzpatrick; 3. E. Wilkerson, S. Davis; 4. D. Creed, A. Ross, Mrs. Birck PAGE: 89 1. M. Doll, T. Darragh, M.B. Donnelly; 2. M. Riedel, Miss Wampler; 3. J. Koehlke, A. Evans, J. Betsch, C. Fulks, P. Levin, M. Schmidt; 4. B. Schehr, A. Ross, M. Schmidt, P. Levin, J. Kramer, A. Bosch Feu -! 1 - tr | | 1 ! 1 L I 1 m 1 | f M C AULEY GENESIANS PRESEN a musical ADULTS 2.00 iii iJP Titia ' ' ' il r ’ ' -y ih 89 HARBOR LIGHTS: April 21, 1979 On April 21, the Harbor Lights softly glowed as couples glided across the dance floor to the music provided by Coldspring Harbor. The evening climaxed with the crowning of this year’s Prom Queen, Annie Fitzpatrick. PAGE 90: 1. M. Knapp date; 2. P. Sunderhaus, C. Bach, M. Kaup; 3. J. Woodhouse crowns A. Fitzpatrick; 4. C. Fitch; 5. Dance floor; 6. S. Weller date, K. Findley; 7. L. Huller, J. Koors, C. Jung. PAGE 91: l.A. Fitzpatrick date; 2. Prom Court — L. Reinert, C. Smith, L. Thiemann, A. Fitzpatrick, A. Wachendorf, C. Oldendick, P. Bockelman, their dates; 3. J. Woodhouse, , A. Fitzpatrick date; 4. S. VanNottingham date; 5. P. Bockelman date. i 91 if Harbor Lights soft and low Misty nights, eyes that glow Ships at dock, some at sea His gentle arms embracing me A night to remember a night of bliss The remembrance of his gentle Kiss A night at harbor with ships at sea A memory shared by him and me Julie Kessen ’80 1. D. Russo date; 2. S. Hamant date; 3. J. Linder date 4. D. Barnett, L. Albanese date; 5. Prom Court — C. Smith, L. Reinert, L. Thiemann, A. Fitzpatrick, A. Wachendorf, C. Oldendick, P. Bockelman. PAGE 93: 1. L. Albanese date, K. Capano, D. Vilas date; 2. L. Schoenbaechler date, C. Veerkamp; 3. C. Oldendick, T. Day, D. Russo, D. Barnett; 4. T. Kesse date; 5. J. Wurzelbacher date. BIG SISTER — LITTLE SISTER PICNIC Seniors and Freshmen go together like peanut butter and jelly; like salt and pepper; like P. G. So ... on May 2, 1979, the seniors and the freshmen got together for the last time. The freshmen presented a skit: “A Trip Down Memory Lane” for the seniors and then treated them to a picnic lunch out on the back grounds. PAGE 94: 1. P. Bigner, C. Buchner; 2. G. Creed, L. Fox, D. Schmidt, J. Dehler, J. Junker, K. Niehaus, M. Haberthy, K. Kramer, L. Saho, K. Kramer, L. Menke; 3. L. Maruska, R. Wer¬ nicke, K. Moore, C. Lampe, J. Menkin, S. Prendergast, P. Sunder- haus, L. Feisthammel, D. Schmidt, 4. B. Small, M. Powers, Y. Hellweg; 5. B. Helstein, J. Wurzelbacher PAGE 95: 1. B. Kolbe, A. Rayburn, J. Koch, J. Tebbe; T. Dorsey, L. VanWagenen, P. Bockelman, J. Bachman, M. Ernst, K. Stuben- rauch, M. Carroll, K. Hulgin; 3. P. Bockelman, D. Bernecker, P. Bigner, M. Schlaechter, S. Streicher, M. Fries, D. Hartman; 4. K. j Moore, J. Dehler, C. Lampe, J. Peters I OY utn a 4 McAuley’s Fine Arts Department, with the help of the St. Francis Seminary Glee Club, welcomed Spring on May 8 with a production entitled, “Sunshine in my Soul”. The Senior Chorus, Glee Club, Orchestra, and Vocal Ensemble brightened up the auditorium with such selections as “Tomorrow”, “Edel¬ weiss”, a disco version of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, and “All In the Golden Afternoon”. The artistic talent of McAuley’s students shone brightly through their work which was displayed in the student lounge. Hi : Aft ■ a T W - i Rfr 1 m ■t? f K f V ao H r ■ ' . — ii PAGE 96: 1. Senior Chorus seniors; 2. B. Brunsman and her brother; 3. D. Schulenberg; J. Girten; L. Schoenbaechler; 4. B. Hils. PAGE 97: 1. McAuley’s Art; 2. The Orchestra; 3. Vocal Ensemble; 4. Glee Club; 5. P. Stretch. I N P 97 Award’s Assembly, May 23, 1979 A time to recognize, and A time to be recognized. A time for pride and A time for humility. A time to give thanks. [M fjH j , || 1 , McAuley studejj year and prayed fdMpfj brated bySfathervTdr freshmen. The junior map celebrated by Fat honoring Miry were pla opMay 2, 1979 for their mksgiving for a fruitful ;ummer. Mass was cele- thcKjflbiors and lopi(dto� r P ided a Mikstfl ajffB pi owers at her s pQ Hiring the it’s strange here today, everyone’s eyes are glistening with tears not ready to glide down sun-burned cheeks . . . but we’re trying not to cry. trying to remind ourselves that all of the talk of beginnings is not empty . . . this really is a beginning, our beginning. but the echoes of the past call to us beg us to wrap ourselves with a warm soft blanket . . . of memories. for that’s what these hallways will have to be now . . . memories. JULIE KEMBLE ’79 Together this heart and mind will find answers to the thousand unanswered questions that, at one moment leads me to tears, yet at the next fills my heart with hope. CHERYL MOUCH ’79 100 Blouses starched innocent white Buttons in full use Uniforms pleated perfect to the knee Socks stretched full length staying Freshman enter McAuley. Blouses limp, graffiti grey Uniforms minus yellow and shrinking Socks rolled or falling Seniors leave forever. 102 I have a friend who’s been with me for all the special years When we would share our secrets and childhood tears; But now we talk more closely about the growth we’ve known And all the many ways in which our friendship’s shown. And yet another friend I have I’ve known for just a whi le, And still we’ve shared the lonely tears, the private smiles; With her I’ve learned that time cannot affect the bond of trust That helps us face the pain and sadness when we must, How my friends have touched me, brought me from my fears Of always being the strong one who has to hide the tears. Yet now I’m even stronger, my treasure unlike gold. Our times together have reached me, and my friend is half my soul. How my friends have touched me, brought me from my fears of always being the strong one who has to hide the tears. Yet now I’m even stronger, my treasurer unlike gold. Our times together have reached me, my friend is half my soul. Now my friends have touched me, brought me from my fears Of always being the strong one who has to hide the tears. Yet now I’m even stronger, my treasurer unlike gold. Our times together have reached me, my friend is half my soul. 104 m� M« •� I w HfL I m jdmp. m 1 7 -A- | §- , J PAGE: 1. L. Stupak, M.P. Cleary 2. L. Rochford, T. Hamer, P. Powers, K. Sicking 3. S. Mai, C. Mees; 4. J. Moorman, E. Monahan, V. Valentino, C. Veerkamp, M. Lindhorst,N. Huxel; 5. B. Zorb, D. Miller, K. Maurer, C. McCarty, J. Felix PAGE: 1. The ring; 2. K. Vollner, M. Lammert, J. Brenner, K. Rutz; 3. N. Benedic, Mr. Krueger; 4. J. Ems, P. Bracken; 5. T. Reilman, K. Morano JUNIOR RING CEREMONY On June 4th the class of ’80 officially became seniors as they received their rings. A symbol, a treasure, that lasts forever, their rings will serve as a sign of unity in their senior year and continue to remind them of McAuley after graduation. i 107 i SENIOR RAFFLE HOMEROOM 122 Mr. Junker B. Annis, M. Bare, C. Braun, M.B. Burns, G. Cinquina, A. Collins, A. Daeger, T. Dellecave, N. Donovan, L. Farmer, L. Fazzio, A. Fitzpatrick, D Grawe, J. Herb, M. Hessling, S. Hooker, T. Kerth, L. Kessling, M.E. Kolkmeyer, A. LaPille, P. Leahy, M. M. Massa, C. McMahon, A. Michael, P Murphy, L. Palma, A. Rahrig, C. Richert, C. Saho, M. Schmitz, S. Seiter, P. Sunderhaus, A. Vidourek, J. Welage, W. Whyle Sophistication CollEg. ONe of a kind Fire Engine Red PrOm Retreat Big Sister Seniors L. Reinert — President J. Woodhouse — Vice President GRETCHEN ABEL BETH ANNIS BETH AUG JENNY BACHMAN LINDA BALZER AMY BAMBERGET MARIANNA BARE DENISE BERNECKER DENISE BERDING TERRI BLACK JOANN BLASCH CAMILLE BOULLIE KATE BOWLING tli PEGGY BOCKELMAN LISA BOWLING KAREN BOEHM JENNY BRABENDER AIMEE BOSCH PATTY BRAEUNING CHERYL BRAUN BETH BRINKMANN JUANITA BROWN CHERYLE BUCHNER CHRIS BRUNNER CATHY BUFFINGTON MARIA CLINGERMAN MARY ANN COORS TAMI COHEN LINDA CRONI N MARTHA CURRELL . V7 i KIMBERLY CURRY AMY COLLINS CHRIS CREELMAN KATHY DAMMARELL SANDY DAVIS JANET DURKIN MONICA ECKHOFF NEYSA DONOVAN BRIDGET DOYLE CHRISTIE DICK KAREN DINKELACKER ALISON DAEGER JOAN DENO DEBBIE DIEGMUELLER TERESA DORSEY Al TERI DELLECAVE LAURA DISCEPOLI 4 m JULIEANN DENICOLA DENISE DICKHAUS You were always there: Greeting us the first week of school . . . In the classroom telling adventures . . . Getting into the spirit of faculty Volleyball games . . . putting on that junior Sweater during the raffle . . . You were always there: In celebrating ring ceremony with us . . . At graduation bidding adieu ... on Awareness day coordinating activities .. . Hearing confessions in the chapel ... You were always there: Saying thank you for what we gave . . . Talking about your family ... sailing With your buddies . . . walking down the Hallway in those hush puppies and white Socks . . . You were always there: As a friend to the faculty ... honoring Mary during may mass ... playing golf With your pals ... Listening to those who Needed someone to talk to ... You were always there: Smiling under that bushy mustache . .. Admiring the beauty of nature . . . giving Mass before thanksgiving ... helping us On our way ... You were always there: Peering through those thick black glasses Praying for our special needs . . . wearing a woolly Sweater when temperatures lowered saying a Final mass the last week of school Yet You will be always there in the hearts of us all. Mary Lynn Hanekamp “79” MARLENE ENDERLE MARCY ERNST LORI FALLS LAURA FARMER MARY LYNN EICHER LISA GATES LISA FEISTHAMMEL KAREN FINDLEY CAROLINE FITCH ANNIE FITZPATRICK SUSAN GARTNER HEIDI GARDNER MARYBETH FRIES COLLEEN FROEHLE 116 LISA GEHRUM ELAINE GEIGER MARY GIESTING JENNY GIRTEN DENNA GRAWE MARY LYNN HANEKAMP LISA GRUNDHOEFER MARY HARTMANN DONNA HARTMAN SUSAN GRENINGER DEBBIE HASTINGS BRIGITTE HELSTEIN SUE HEIMBACH YVONNE HELLWEG JULIE HERB NANCY HERZOG i MARTHA HESSLING JILL HOELKER KIM HONNERT SUE HOOKER LISA HOH BARBARA INDERHEES ROSE JELEN CAROL JENKINS SUE KABBES JUDY KATENKAMP JULIE KEMBLE MARIANNE KEMME TERRI KERTH m. r PARY ELLEN KOLKMEYER MARY ELLEN KRISMER NANCY KUMMER KIM KUSNERAK ANNE LAMMERT CANDEE LAWSON PEGEEN LEAHY CATHY LEISGANG JUDY LINDER AMY LOBUONO PAM LUCHTE VALERIE LUKEN DEBBIE LUZIETTI % l i DIANE MARTINI ELISE MAIER TERRI MARTINI MONICA MASSA JOAN McCRACKEN laurie McGinnis COLEEN McMAHON JULIE McMAHON I karen McPherson CINDY MERCER ' K KATHIE METZ BETH MEYER LINDA MEYER ANN MICHAEL MICHELLE MOORE MARY ANN MORRISSEY 1 � JULI MOELLER KIM MOORE MARILYN MOSER LIZ PALMA ANN PEDDENPOHL ANNE PINNAU JANET POLLARD I if b CAROLYN OLDENDICK •rtffi ' m SUE POPEJOY CAROL POWERS MISSY POWERS DONNA PREKLAS SHERRE PRENDERGAST CHERI RICHERT LISA RICHTER MONICA RIEDEL LORI RINCKEL BETH ROAT GAIL RUTER CHERYL SAHO LuANNE ROBISCH TERESA RUEHL PAM RUNTZ MARGIE SALYERS MAUREEN SANDERS NANCY SCHACKMANN MARGIE SCHMITZ KIM SCHENKEL LISA SCHNEIDER LINDA SCHOENBAECHLER DEBBIE SCHULENBERG MAUREEN SCHWARTZ LORI SCHWIETER DONNA SHRYOCK JERITA SIMPSON KIM SPINDLER PATTY SPIESER SANDY STEIGELMAN TONI SHEANSHANG JUDY SICKMANN SANDY SEITER ELIZABETH SMALL CHERRI SMITH JANICE STENTZ JULIE STIGLER SUE STREICHER SHERRY STENGER .iSSi, iff JENNY STOECKEL JENNY TEBBE LAURA TENKMAN LAURA THIEMANN JANICE TOELKE JENNIFER THOMAS SUE TOROK DIANE TIMME PATTI THINNES ■MlV CAROL VILLARI NANCY VOLLMAN JENI WELAGE SUE WELLER JILL WELTE RONDA WERNICKE MARTY WETTERAU BETH WUEST KAREN WISSEL JULIE WOODHOUSE WANDA WHYLE GERALYN WILLIAMS - :. cr� , ■iff j ' i ■■J i 1 J w m ' wr r Xi y 58l«f ' Sr m a W ■ , 1 r 1 % 1 1 J . t .,« firaffflW KmhHHHI ShKH JUNIOR RAFFLE HOMEROOM 123 Mr. Glascock L. Betz, D. Beumer, J. Binzer, B. Blum, J. Brenner, J. Dauwe, K. Douglas, J. Gibbons, J. Gutzwiller, E. Hellmann, L. Huller, A. Iezzoni, S. Inderhees, C. Jung, J. Kammer, C. Kramer, K. Lesch, M. Macoritto, S. Mai, V. McMillan, C. Mees, J. Meiners, B. Menke, L. Meyman, A. Moody, J. Nieberding, D. Otte, J. Otten, J. Pope, E. Rafferty, P. Rieman, K. Ries, L. Rothenburler, K. Russell, K. Rutz, L. Saunders, A. Schneider, P. Schuh, T. Smith, M.E. Thiemann, S. Underhill m u mm mam Just Right United Juniors D. Barnett — President S. Hardig — Vice President ENthusiastic Anticipation LemOn Yellow Rings Sweaters Lorri Albanese Rosie Albers Cindy Bach Joan Balash Duana Barnett Peggy Bellman Nancy Benedic Angie Bertke Linda Betz Diane Beumer Rachel Biesik Brigid Bigner Jayne Binzer Jeanne Binzer Jenny Black Patty Blessing Peggy Blessing Betsy Blum Terri Bolten Patti Bracken Cindy Brausch Mary Pat Breen Jenny Brenner Judy Brisbin Alice Bross Pierrette Bruening 130 I Brenda Brunsman Connie Burns Bev Bushman Peggy Carroll Mary Pat Cleary Monica Cox Jody Cramer Terri Darragh Joyce Dauwe Terry Day Sherry DeLaet Andrea DeNoma Cindy Derrenkamp Carol Dickenherr Traci Dossman Kathi Douglas Kathy Droppelman Cindy Durant Suzanne Dyar Gayle Dye i -SM Terri Dyer Kathy Ellert Ann Emmerling Julie Ems Lynn Eppert 131 Judy Felix Theresa Fisher Diane Franz Charlene Frederick Denise Frey Tami Friend Nancy Frietsch Christy Fulks Lynda Gawolek Jennie Gibbons Nancy Gilligan Sharon Gilmartin Ginger Grady Brigid Graham Lynn Grome Geri Gutman Jenny Gutzwiller Sharon Hamant Terri Hamer Sallie Hardig Patti Haubner Terri Haverland Mary Lou Hegeman Marybeth Heitker Ellen Hellmann Debbie Herbert 132 I Mary Herbert Babette Holben Patti Holthaus Lynn Homer Jeanne Huesman Cathy Huff Tina Huff Laura Hughes Leslie Huller Nancy Huxel Sue Inderhees Theresa Johnston Cathy Jung Jeanne Kaiser Jenny Kammer Nancy Kasselmann Connie Kaup Mary Kaup Jeanne Keller Laura Kemme Barb Kemper Julie Kessen Robin Kimbrough Nancy Klein Linda Klosterman 133 i Jenny Knab Janice Koehlke Christine Kolbe Jan Koors Marybeth Krach Carolyn Kramer Becky Kristof Mary Krueger Michelle Kuethe Natalie Kuethe Michelle Kuhlmann Ellen LaChance Marianne Lahmann Mary Lammert Laura LaWarre Cindy Lehker Diane Lemkuhl Karen Lesch Janice Levin Melody Lierer Marge Lindhorst Donna Lohbeck Amy Lyons Maria Macoritto Shari Mai Karen Mallard 134 I Carol McCarty Lisa McKinley Katie McMahon Kathy McManus Valerie McMillan Carrie Mees Jenny Meiners Beth Menke Nan Metz Barb Meyer Sue Meyer Lisa Meyman Barb Miller Donna Miller Nancy Moelchert Kathy Molumby Erin Monahan Alice Moody Julie Moorman Kathy Morano . 135 i Paige Morrison Kim Motz Debbie Muchmore Patti Muldoon Patty Murray Bonnie Neyer Jill Nieberding Ann Niehaus Leslie Nurre Patty Ochs Kathy O’Connell Peggy O’Connell Julie Oelker Linda Ott Debbie Otte Jenna Otten Yon Hi Park Gabriela Pavon Mary Pierson Mary Pio Jenny Pope Donna Potter Peggy Powers Nancy Rack Karen Radloff Eileen Rafferty 136 Julie Rahe Renee Reiber Terry Reilman Cheryl Reinert Lisa Reisiger Nancy Reisiger Pam Rieman Kate Ries Sharon Risola Vivian Robbins Lori Rochford Sue Roemer Kathy Roetting Julie Roll Michelle Roloff Carole Rosenacker Laura Rothenbuhler Jeanette Ruhe Joyce Ruhe Karen Russell Denise Russo Anne Rust Diana Ruter Karen Rutz Laura Saunders II 137 Maria Schell Theresa Schmitz Amy Schneider Emily Schneider Janice Schneider Paula Schuh Lois Seiter Mary Sengewald Leah Sfarnas Martha Shanks Karen Sicking Barb Siemer Lainie Siemer Donna Sievers Michelle Silvati Pam Sindiong Theresa Smith Terry Soriano Vicki Stark Diane Steinker Jane Sentz Lori Streicher Patty Stretch Nancy Strieker Laura Stupak Erin Sullivan 138 I Mary Sunnenberg Mary Ellen Thiemann Sandy Thiemann Bev Tillotson Debbie Twele Stacy Underhill Vicky Valentino Terri Vandergraft Connie Veerkamp Sue Vogele Kathy Vollner Theresa Volmer Judi Wachendorf Linda Westendorf Julie Westerfeld Pam Westrich Pam Wiethorn Tara Wintermeyer Mary Wissel Sharon Woeste Joanne Wood Jenny Wurzelbacher Beth Zorb Not pictured Anna Iezzoni . 139 SOPHOMORE RAFFLE HOMEROOM 112 Mr. Schneider K. Battersby, J. Blessing, L. Bock, K. Braun, M. Braun, N. Buescher, Y. Clements, B. Dellecave, M.B. Donolly, S. Eisner, C. Falls, L. Geiger, B. Grote, L. Huesman, J. Kist, L. Kistner, K. Kolde, T. Krismer, K. Kroger J. Kruetzkamp, S. Maurer, M. Meyer, K. Muldoon, M. Nickert, B. O’Toole, S. Rafferty, K. Reese, S. Riedy, C. Ryan, M.B. Sanders, D. Schmitz, P. Spitznagel. F. Steiber, L. Stephenson, M. Tenhundfeld, J. Thompson, T. Vilas, C Walter ■ Soc it to E’m Wise FOols Pals Halloween Party ROwdie iMagination Outrageous DRreamers SwEet 16 Sophomore S. Maurer — President M. Raabe — Vice President Lisa Altes Julie Anderson Teresa Armbruster Katherine Battersby Sherry Bella Jennifer Bering Julie Bertram Jennifer Betsch Nancy Betsch Kerry Betz Gloria Biernian Wendy Black Kathy Blank Amy Blanken Julia Blessing Lisa Bock Cecelia Bosse Tammy Bouck Jane Bova Debra Bradley Kathy Braun Michelle Braun Ann Breetz Barbara Briggs Joanne Bristow Lori Brockman Pam Brown 142 I Debra Bruno Theresa Buelterman Nancy Buescher Katie Bunch Teri Burba ge Marianne Busam Diane Bushman Lisa Carovillano Arlene Casile Jolanda Caulton Lisha Chambers Linda Chapman Yovonne Clements Sue Cobb Grace Colby Donna Colina Kerry Collins Jody Conley Sheri Conover Deborah Cook Deborah Coombs Mariann Cotterell Mary Beth Creelman Regina Cristofoli Ann Daeger Mary Dahlstrom Mary Daniels 143 Rebecca Dellecave Peggy Denhart Wendy Diegmueller Carrie Dietz Meg Dillon Diane Dirr Dianna Dirr Mary Beth Donnelly Margaret Doyle Laurie Dupon t Donna Durban Alison Eheman Theresa Ellert Susan Eisner Sheila Ems Lisa Espel Christine Falls Sherry Fehring Lavonne Feldman Constance Ferris Anita Focke Peggy Folzenlogen Kathleen Gallagher Gina Gallo Deborah Gawolek Catherine Gaynor Christina Geiger 144 Laura Geiger Cris Gordon Barbara Grote Mary Anne Grote Rosmarie Hagedorn Oeborah Harmeyer Mary Ann Harrigan Julie Hauser Chris Hausfeld Jennifer Hawkins Vicki Heal Mary Jo Hebeler Catherine Hedrick Mary Lynn Heeney Deborah Heflin Lisa Heilmayer Teresa Heimkreiter Lynda Hellweg Barbara Hendricks Linda Herzog Regina Hill Barbara Hils Coleen Honald Judy Houchens Patty Houser Susan Hudepohl Lauri Huesman . 145 Aimee Isaacs Michelle Jaeger Lisa Jelen Diane Jennings Donna Jester Teresa Juniet Colleen Kahny Jill Kandil Karen Kasselmann Mary Kearns Barbara Kelly Jenny Kemen Lisa Kern Mary Kern Barbara Kessen Jane Kist Lori Kistner Sheila Kistner Kathleen Kling Cherie Klumb Gina Knecht Linda Koehling Juli Kokenge Karen Kolde Ruth Kopp Peggy Kordenbrock Susan Kortekanip 146 Lisha Kramer Theresa Krismer Mary Kroeger Kamala Kroger Jill Kruetzkamp Martyne LaDuke Ann LaFary Lisa Lammert Pamela Larbus Nancy Laugel Beth LaWarre Tracey Lawler Theresa Lee Mary Beth Leisgang Pam Levin Paula Lierer Salina Malje Machell Manz Ann Marsal Lisa Martin Susan Maurer Annette Mazzei Kelly McBride Jayme McCarthy Colleen McHugh Chris McKenna Leigh Meiering 147 Cathy Mercer Cindy Meyer Julie Meyer Maria Meyer Barbara Miller Therese Moorwessel Andrea Moreno Lynn Moser Kelly Muldoon Laurie Murphy Mary Murphy Amy Murray Lori Naegele Melissa Nickert Regina Niehoff Laurie Nieman Michele Norman Coleen O Connor Deborah Ollinger Mary Orth Bridgett O Toole Jerilyn Otto Monica Pace Rose Parsons Mary Payne Sandra Pennekamp Jeanne Peter 148 Diane Peters Jane Petersmann Kristen Peterson Janice Pierce Terri Powell Kim Puthoff Kathy Quinn Melissa Raabe Susan Rafferty Mary Jane Ranz Molly Ranz Karen Reese Cheryl Reichel Chris Repasky Lori Riedel Sandy Riedy Janet Riehle Besty Ries Lisa Riesenbeck Lisa Rink Jill Ritter Shelly Robers Patty Robisch Cindy Romer Maria Rondinelli Irene Rosen Anne Ross 1 149 Vicky Russo Cindy Ryan Tracey Sand Mary Beth Sanders Karen Schaft Angela Scherz Teresa Schindler Vicki Schmetzer Jane Schmidt Diane Schmitz Julie Schmutte Cathy Schneider Jacquely Schoenlaub Lois Schrott Joyce Schumacher Cather Schweinefuss Ellen Schwetschenau Rose Seta Robin Sharp Regina Smith Susan Sonderman Kelly Spindler Mary Spitznagel Janice Stehlin Francie Steiber Laura Stephenson Marla Stiegler 150 Gladys Storms Elizabeth Strawser Jan Streicher Susan Srubenrauch Paula Surnbrock Mary Tenhundfeld Carol Tetzner Theresa Thiemann Marilyn Thomas Jennifer Thompson Lisa Thornbury Lisa Unger Theresa Vennemeyer Terri Vilas Vicki Wallenhorst Cindy Walter Judy Walters Chris Weisgerber Theresa Wentzel Regina Wernicke Susan Westendorf Susan Williams Kathy Wissel Christa Zeiser Patrici Zi egelmeyer Mary Jo Zorb Mary Zoz .. t 151 FRESHMAN RAFFLE HOMEROOM 221 Miss McJoynt H. Ashcraft, M. Bowman, V. Bouck, C. Bueter, L. Connole, D. Cluxton, S. Cullen, M. Davenport, S. Douthwaite, Y. Gowdy, B. Gruseck, K. Hankerson, S. Hoeper, J. Hoffman, J. Keller, J. King, K. Kombrinck, L. Krummen, C. Lange, D. Lusher, S. Martini, J. Maxwell, C. McNally, C. Moody, K. Paffe, T. Pellman, M. Powers, D. Risser, J. Schlotterbeck, M. Stahl, L. Tabar, J. VanNottingham, L. Wahl, K. Zorb i Frosh Little sisteRs Freshman Kammer — President . Brinkman — Vice President InExperiences GiggleS Happy GyM pErfect Pleats New Beginnings T Judith Albanese Bridget Allaire Karen Altherr Judy Anderson Janice Angilella Kimberly Appelmann Heather Ashcraft Susanne Atkins Kathleen Backus Vickie Balzer Patricia Barcus Michele Barnhorst Claudia Bauman Julia Bayer Carmela Beckman Eileen Bens Amy Berding Sandra Berling Mary Bertram Angela Beumer Barbara Bolten Linda Borchers Frances Bosse Vicki Bouck Maria Bowman Amy Boyle 154 Michelle Braun Cathleen Brenner Carolyn Briggs Marianne Brinkman Holly Brinkmann Janis Buckreus Connie Bueter Mary Burger Ann Burke Michelle Burns Lynn Calkins Jean Carr Erin Carroll Alisa Casile Stephanie Clark Karen Clasgens Dianne Cluxton Lynn Connole Judy Conroy Gina Creed Susan Creed Susan Cullen Mary Daniele Mary Davenport Denise Day Jenni Dehler Sheri Dick Diane Dillman Denise Doll Traci Doran Mary Dorr Jacqueline Dorrmann Susan Douthwaite Denise Dowers Kimberly Dowers 155 156 Janice Drout Jennifer Dunn Mary Jo Eggers Dawn Ehrhardt Lori Endres Jeanette Fay Pam Feeley Jane Feldkamp Nanette Felix Lisa Ferris Mary Feuchter Patti Fitch Kelli Fleisch Renee Fleming Liz Fox Suzanne Froehle Mary Jo Gagliardo Anne Gallenstein Mary Gallina Lisa Geiger Julie Gibboney Yvonne Gowdy Susan Grome Peggy Grote Brenda Gruseck Jenny Gwinner Mary Beth Haber thy Alena Hagedorn Lori Hamons Mary Jo Hancock Karen Hankerson Julie Harmeyer Cheryl Harris Barb Hauck Geralynn Hausman Lisa Heflin Jeanette Hellkamp Beth Henderson Hennard Hennekes Ginny Herzog Barb Hessler Tammy Hilbert Tammy Hildebrand Sandy Hils Sara Hoeper Missing: Jennifer Hoffman Linda Hofmann Lisa Horne Leslie Huesman Patricia Hussa Victoria Hutchinson Jacqueline Huwel Jackie Isler Jennifer Jacobs Julia Jelen Theresa Johnson Shirley Jones Melissa Jump Sherry Jump Jennifer Junker M 157 I Pam Kabbes Lori Kahles Margaret Kammer Patricia Kaup Christine Kearns Judith Keller Patricia Keller Tina Keller Teresa Kern Judy King Jacqueline Kleiman Karen Klein Gayle Kluener Suzanne Knodle Maureen Kolodzik Kimberly Kombrinck Mary Korte Karen Kramer Kim Kramer Betsy Kreimer Peggy Kroeger Jane Krueger Lisa Krummen Julie Kubicki Lisa Kuhlmann Lisa Kuntz Theresa Kuntz Charlotte LaCrone Lisa Lamping 158 Cathy Lange Tracy LaPille Suzanne Laurita Susan Liggett Mary Listermann Teresa Littlepage Peggy Litzinger Diane Lockwood Monica Logsdon Karen Lovins Theresa Ludmann Denise Lusher Colleen MacDonald Alisa Madden Kate Maguire Jennifer Makin Kelli Maringer Julie Markins Natalie Marshall Sandy Martini Linda Maruska Elaine Maurits Jennifer Maxwell Karen McDonald Mary McKenzie Eileen McMahon Connie McNally Julie Meinerding Polly Melson Diane Menke Laura Menke Caroline Mercer Nicole Merritt Marilyn Mette Sharon Meyer 159 A Peggy Meyerrose Carolyn Moody Kathleen Muench Mary Beth Muldoon Karen Niehaus Mary Niehaus Theresa Niehaus Kimberly Nolte Mari Norman Kathleen Nuckols Jennifer Obermeyer Catherine Osterhues Kimberly Osterkamf Patty Ott Susan Otting Kelli Paffe Teresa Patton Teresa Pellman Gina Pelzel Joanne Peters Lisa Poland Tina Poland Lisa Pollard Susan Potzick Valerie Powell Mary Powers Maureen Powers 160 Jane Reinert Trishun Richard Cindy Ries Dawn Risser Angela Roetting Michelle Roll Margaret Roth Mary Rothan Mary Rothenbuhler Lori Rothring Renee Rothweiler Mary Rudemiller Michelle Rueve Elizabeth Ruhe Kathleen Ryan Lisa Saho Barbara Sander Amy Sandlin Cathy Schaffer Janet Schapker Susan Schehr Ann Scheimann Paula Schinaman Mary Schlaechter Linda Schlarmann Julia Schlotterbeck Diane Schmidt Betty Schmitz Mary Scholle 161 Beth Schuh Donna Seiter Joanna Shanks Pamela Siemer Melissa Simon Jenita Simpson Connie Slattery Loretta Small Donna Solomon Theresa Spath Vicki Specht Mary Stahl Barbara Stegemen Dawnita Storms Jeri Strassburger Mary Stretch Diane Stupprich Shannon Sullivan Karen Swallow Lisa Tabar Elisabeth Takacs Jennifer Tandoc Tina Tedesco Pamela Tenhundfeld Jennifer Teuschler Linda Thesing 162 1 Angela Thomas Patrice Thomas Christine Twele Angela Unkrich Sharon Utterback Judy VanNottingham Laura VanWagenen Becky Volpenhein Marcia VonKorff Mary Wachendorf Laura Wahl Karen Wallenhorst Terri Wedgewood Linda Welsh Theresa Welsh Julie Wenstrup Catherine Wentzel Martha Wetherell Barb Whalen Jenny Wiehe Gemma Wiesman Julia Wiest Jeanette Williams Julie Winters Patricia Witzgall Lisa Woeste Julie Wurzelbacher Marie Wurzelbacher Jenny York Kristy Zech SISTER MARY AMADEUS, RSM — “If I were a color, I would like to be red. It is bright, vivacious, strong and a rich color. It speaks of energy, spirit, love, dedication. Better than all it is the color that is symbolic of the Holy Spirit — service of love and inspiration.” SISTER MARY PERPETUA, RSM — “I would want to be green. Green is a symbol of life and of hope. Man fully alive is a person living in God’s graced presence; it is God’s life that he is living that makes him fully alive. I would want to be this way — green or any other color. The person fully alive in Christ is a giver of life to others, bringing to life in the other the potential God has given him. He communicates this joy to others.” SISTER MARY BRENDA, RSM — “Bright yellow because it is a color that is alive and cheery.” 1. MISS LOUANNE BACHNER; Religion I — “If I were to be any color at all, I would choose red — because if I were bright red no one would be able to tell if I blushed.” 2. MRS. PAT BARTLEY; French II — “Blue would I be because that’s me — cool, calm, collected, and serene. It’s not that I’m a lad — it’s simply because blue makes me glad.” 3. MRS. DEBBIE BIRCK; English II, Drama I, II, III, and IV — “I would be a pale lavender because it is the color of one of my favorite roses — the Lady X. The rose reminds me of pale, sad, quiet women like the character Ophelia in the Elizabethan Age. I would love to have been born then to see all the things I’ve read about.” 4. SISTER CLARA BLANKMEYER; American History, Ethnic Relations, and Media Specialist — “I would be blue because .. . blue is a synonym for many feelings — cool, tranquil, refreshing and relaxing. The many shades of this color make up these feelings. Think of the things around us that take on this color — the sky, the water, etc. To me, these are part of a ‘thoughtful’ atmosphere which I try to enjoy as much as possible.” 5. MRS. TERRIE BLOSSER; English II, Latin II and Shakespeare — “I would be royal blue because the color symbolizes many desirable elements to me: depth, richness (not necessarily materialistic), sophistication, and stateliness.” 6. MR. CHUCK BUHRMAN; Biology II and Guidance Counselor — “I would be blue because I associate it with the sky on a clear summer day and water. It’s carefree, peaceful, and happy.” 7. MR. BOB CASTELLI; Guidance Counselor — “I would be blue because it seems so calm, peaceful and serene.” 8. MRS. BARB DREYER; Algebra I, and Algebra II — Trigonometry — “I would be yellow because it is such a warm optimistic, and joyful color.” 166 MRS. ELIZABETH DYSART; Geometry and Algebra I — “I would be white because white by definition is the collection of all colors.” 2. SISTER CHERYL ERB; Religion I, American History and Cultural Anthropology — “I would be red — because it is warm, vibrant, and has vigor.” 3. MISS MARILYN ENIGK; Spanish II and Religion IV — “I would be orange because it is a dynamic color and I think of myself as a lively and enthusiastic person.” 4. MISS CECILIA FELIX; G lee Club and Senior Chorus — “I would be a very pale blue not overpowering or dominant but quiet, subtle and reserved.” 5. FATHER MIKE FLAUHERTY; Religion III — “I would be yellow because it is bright.” 6. MRS. MAR YLACHMANN; Shorthand, General Typing, and Basic Accounting — “I would be gold because it is bright and the color seems to symbolize value.” 7. MR. JERRY GLASCOCK; English III — “I would be red because it is bright.” 8. MISS DIANE GREEN; Home Economics I, Clothing Construction, and Sociology of Family Life — “I would be yellow because it’s the color of sunshine which brings warmth and light to brighten up a dull day, it’s the color of daisies and buttercups growing carefree in the woods dandelions which announce that spring is here and little kids clutching them as a treasure for their mother.” I. MR. FRED HAAS: Religion II and Religion IV — “I would be purple because I like purple (regal, royal) panthers.” 2. MISS MARY JANE HUBER: English I — “Surely it would be great fun to be plaid. Why is that so? Plaid suggests a many-faceted personality. However, no orchid and no orange may be in my plaid for those are two horrid colors.” 3. MISS VIRGINIA HUBER: World Culture — “I would be red because it is vibrant, electric and brilliant! In Japan red represents life.” 4. MISS CYNTHIA HUFF: Biology I and Health — “I would be a rust-brown because it is a very mellow color but it is still bright.” 5. MRS. CLAIRE HUGHES: Algebra II and Geometry — “I would be green because my favorite seasons are spring and summer when the trees and plants are growing.” 6. MISS KRISTA JANSEN: Religion II, Art I and General Drawing — “I would be white because by definition, white is the collection of all colors.” 7. MRS. DIANE JONES: Algebra I and Geometry — “If I could be a color, I would be the color green — for green reminds me of springtime and it brings to mind new life and new beginnings.” 8. MRS. JOAN JOSTWORTH: Religion III and World Culture — “I would be yellow because it is bright and cheerful and I would enjoy being bright and cheerful all the time.” MR. JERR Y JUNKER; Problems of Democracy and American History — “I would like to be blue. Blue has always been my favorite color. Blue to me represents peace and tranquility. And we need relaxation and restfulness in the age of rapid pace and change.” 2. SISTER MARY MICHAELEEN; School Librarian — “I would be green because this is the jniversal color of nature. I love and admire flowers and plants. Goo created this beautiful land covered with the color of hope and eternal life, green. Personally, 1 like the color green because it is cool, comforting and because I’m Irish.” 3. MRS. JANE KRAMIG; Art II, III, and IV — “I would be rust — because it’s the color of the fall leaves, it’s warm, but bright and still kind of mellow” 4. MISS SARAH LINN; English I — “I would like to be dark red because it is comfortable and cozy yet bold and independent.” 5. MISS NANCY MCJOYNT; Typing I, Business Dynamics, and Introduction to Business — “I would like to be yellow so I could brighten up the darkest moments.” 6. SISTER MARY JOHANNA NIKLAS; Algebra I, Math IV, and Physics — “I would be red because it is traditionally the color of love — the love of God for me and the Love of God for all mankind, communicated through me to those lives I touch.” 7. MRS. MARY ELLEN OHR; Biology I, Ecology, and Animal Behavior — “I would be yellow because it is a warm color.” 8. MRS. MAR Y KA Y PILLER; Latin II — “I would be orange because it reminds me of fall — my favorite time of year.” 1. MISS KATHY POHL; American History, Problems of Democracy — “Yellow, It’s a bright and cheery color, although it can be overpowering and domineering, it makes one feel confident, secure and happy.” 2. MRS. SUE RECHENBERG; Typing II, General Typing, Office practice — “Yellow because it’s a happy bright color.” 3. MR. EUGENE RICE; Biology I — “Persimmon, possums like them.” 4. MISS CONNIE ROBINSON; English IV, Yearbook, Creative Writing — “Ecru, it’s warm and inviting but also neutral. Other colors can visit but Ecru can also stand alone.” 5. SISTER MARY CLARITA ROETTKER; Religion II — “I would be blue because this has been recognized in the past as being Our Lady’s color and I have great devotion to Mary.” 6 . MRS. CAROL SANTEN; Home Economics, Interior Decorating, Money Management — “White, because it is the combination of all colors.” 7. SISTER GRETA SCHMIDLIN; Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Transcription Office Practice — “Yellow, because it is warm and cheerful.” 8. MR. JIM SCHNEIDER; World Culture — “Brown, because it is a school color.” 170 1. MRS. ANNE SCHRIMPF; Health, Physical Education I and II — “I would be the color tan so that I wouldn’t have to sit out in the sun all the time.” 2. MRS. CAROL SEISSIGER; Spanish I and IV — “I would be blue because it gives me a feeling of being calm, quiet, sadness, and it is subtle but has strength.” 3. MRS. NATHALIE SEMANSIK; English III and Developmental Reading — “I would be the light green of early spring because I like spring.” 4. MRS. DIANE SHERIDAN; English IV and Religion IV — “I would be yellow because it is bright and cheerful and one of my favorite colors.” 5. MR. ELMER SHERIDAN; Geometry, Computer Math, Pre-Calculus, and Probability and Statistics — “I would be green because I admire the Hulk.” 6. MISS PEG SIEGMUND; English II, Journalism I and II — “I would be rust because it is a deep color, yet, reveals a great deal of life.” 7. MRS. MAR Y SIES; Guidance Counselor — “I would be green . . . because it’s a symbol of hope, good fortune, and new beginnings.” 8. MRS. KATHY SNODGRASS; French I, French IV, speech and Art of the Film — “I would be ice blue because it’s definite and has alot of class.” 171 11 1. MISS VICKI STEIGELMAN — Chemistry, Biology II and Health — “I would be yellow because it’s a warm, bright color and would harmonize well with the nasturium walls and the student spirit in my homeroom.” 2. MISS PAM VISSING — English II, III, and IV — “If I were a color, I would be yellow because it is such a vibrant, alive color. Yellow is cheery, bright, and spunky and rich and ...” 3. SISTER EILEEN MARIE WALLACE — Advanced Accounting, Basic Accounting, and Business Math — “I would be blue because it’s the color of the sky on a clear day. It is a peaceful color and blends well with other colors. It also reminds me of cool, refreshing water.” 4. MISS KRIS WAMPLER — Sights and Sounds of Music, Music Theory and Music Director — “If I were a color, I would like to be the color yellow. The reason is that yellow seems to be a bright color and it is also the color of the sun. Yellow can be both cheerful and warm.” 5. MISS CHRISTI WINTER — Physical Education I and II, and Outdoor Recreation — “I would be blue because along with green and brown, this is a color associ ated with nature.” I feel that it’s many shades can fit my many moods.” MRS. VIVIAN HEIDELBERG Attendance Secretary — I would be red because it suggests warmth and cheerfulness. This is what I look for in people and hope thay find in me.” MRS. BETTY KENNEDY Accounts Receivable Clerk — “I would be yellow because it’s bright and cheerful.” MRS. BARBARA KRAMER — Library Assistant, Office Assistant, and Study Hall Proctor — “I would be blue because like the sky, I too could go on forever.” MRS. MARILYN MATTSCHECK — School Secretary — “I would be a greenish-blue because I love a beautiful sky and the ocean. It also reminds me of moss, trees and spring.” MR. IVAN NEAL — Maintenance — “I would be blue because it’s the color of the sky on a sunny day.” MRS. ROSEMARY NICHOLS — Bookkeeper — “I would be red because it’s bright and cheerful.” MRS. BETZ — ”1 would be yellow because it is bright and cheery.” MRS. BOSSE _ “I would be yellow because it is bright and sunny.” MRS. ENGEL — “I would be light blue because it reminds me of babies.” MRS. JENT — “I would be green because to me, green represents new life, rejuvenation and joy.” MRS. MEYER — “If I were a color, it would be difficult you see, to pick just one to be constantly; for yellow is bright and blue is so fair, and red so demanding for those when used with a flair. But the green of the spring and russet of fall without question my friend are the grandest of all.” MRS. MURPHY — “I would be blue because it’s nice and cook” MRS. ELAINE KLOSTERMAN — Secretary in Guidance — “I would be navy blue because it is neat and trim looking.” SPORTS B A K E S A L E V SPORTS G Y M N A L L L E Y B A L BASEBAL L T I C SCORE S O S E S MEETINGS T U D E N T S RACK N H p N E R I G ENESIANS R S S I D YEARBOOK N T CLUBS I H A R E SA F ETY COUNCIL E T I V WINS CLUBS HI Senior Genesians J. Koch, K. Veerkamp, C. Mer¬ cer, K. Spindler, L. Tenkman; L. Gehrum, D. Grawe, A. Fitz¬ patrick, S. Steigelman, L. Rinckel; L. Bowling, L. Thei- mann, M. Ernst, M. Wetterau, K. Dinkelacker, S. Torok, L. Gates, S. Davis Junior and Sophomore Gene¬ sians K. Kling, C. Reichel, M. Payne, M. Dahlstrom, M. Nickert, A. Ross, T. Moorwessel, M. La- Duke, P. Levin, L. Espel, J. Kist, J. Anderson, J. Koehlike, C. Mees, M. Shanks, T. Dar- ragh, C. Veerkamp, L. Alban- ese, D. Potter, B. Bigner, M. Herbert, C. Bach, C. Fulks Aids to Retarded Children J. Wurzelbacher, C. Kramer, M. Sunnenberg, K. Rutz, A. Rust, B. Blum, J. Kammer, C. Brausch; L. Schweiter, M.L. Eicher, Sister Clarita, M. Schmitz Voter Information A. Rahrig, P. Leahy, W. Whyle, J. Wellage, A. Vi- dourek, C. McMahon, L. Faz- zio, M. Hessling, S. Hooker, A. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Junker, B. Kolbe, S. Saho, M. Schmitz Softball Team B. Bushman, L. Feldman, J. Kist, L. Chapman, K. Spindler, M. Ranz, S. Rueve, J. Deno, M. Kemme, L. Stupak, D. Bush¬ man, M.J. Ranz, B. Stegeman, S. Kabbes, P. Leahy Reserve Volleyball Ms. Huff, B. Kristof, J. Pollard, B. Blum, J. Hawkins, D. Har meyer, J. Kandil, A. Schneider, K. Rutz, L. Chapman, G. Gallo, M. Doyle, M.J. Ranz, K Vollner 176 2 JOURNALISM II standing: K. Schenkel, P. Carraher, T. Co¬ hen, E. Maier, Ms. Siegmund, L. Thie¬ mann, S. Torok, J. McCracken, S. Strei- cher, P. Luchte; sitting: J. Ward, S. Stenger, J. Kemble, M. Carroll, D. Has¬ tings 1 JOURNALISM I row 1: L. Cronin, J. McCracken, S. Pren- dergast, L. Ott, D. Otte, J. Roll, B. Bigner, row 2: A. Rayburn, N. Rack, D. Much- more, L. Huller, L. McKinley, J. Gibbons, row 3: M. Salyers, A. Bamberger, M. Pier¬ son, C. Kramer, M. Herbert, T. Dyer, N. Kuethe, row 4: P. Spath, C. Frederick, M. Wissel, J. Katenkamp, L. Rochford, J. Pope, B. Kemper Ml i 4 JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESI¬ DENTS S. Gilmartin, D. Sievers, D. Muchmore, K. McManus, M. Shanks, C. Jung, kneel¬ ing: M. Pierson 177 3 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS row 1: S. Ems, L. Riesenbeck, M. Dahl- strom, J. Bertram row 2: M. Payne, B. Grote, M. Dillon, N. Betsch 1 SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS standing: A. Fitzpatrick, S. Pren- dergast, L. Thiemann, S. Stenger, E. Maier, sitting: C. Mercer, B. Kolbe 2 GLEE CLUB row 1: P. Kabbes, K. Cafazzo, T. Keller, J. Feldkamp, B. Volpen- hein, L. Geiger, C. Slattery, C. Ries, D. Stupprich, T. Hildebrand, row 2: S. Jones, D. Storms, H. Brinkmann, J. Angilella, L. Thes- ing, J. Reinert, row 3: J. Albanese, M.B. Stretch, J. Carr, S. Berling, C. Lange, S. Jump, D. Risser, L. Saho, S. Atkins, row 4: J. Buck- reus, C. Beckman, C. Lacrone, G. Picariello, C. Harris, L. Vanwa- genen, L. Fox, R. Fleming, T. Spath -x 3 L.I.F.E. row 1: D. Menke, M. Simon, H. Ashcraft, J. Huwel, row 2: C. Briggs, C. Slattery, M. Von Korff, A. Murray, B. Ries, G. Bierman, J. Bertram, S. Inderhees, row 3: T. Hilbert, J. Rahe, J. Wurzelbacher, A. Emmerling, J. Bachman (Presi¬ dent), J. Thomas, J. Ruhe, C. Fitch, M. Schmitz, row 4: C. Kaup, K. Boehm, M. Lahmann, K. Dinke- lacker, M.L. Eicher, L. LaWarre, M.E. Thiemann, L. Cronin 4 LIBRARY AIDES row 1: D. Storms, C. Ryan, S. Ems, J. King, M. Manz, Sr. Michelean, M. Norman, K. Nolte, M. Dahl- strom, row 2: D. Durban, B. Hen¬ dricks, J. Thomas, N. Herzog, J. Williams, T. Smith, M. Doyle, L. Nieman, D. Menke, J. Huwel, A. Thomas, B. Doyle, row 3: M. Schmitz, P. Kordenbrock 4 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS row I: H. Brinkmann, L. Ferris, P. Tenhundfeld, T. Poland, D. Clux- ton, row 2: M.B. Listermann, C. Briggs, J. Woeste 1 SAFETY COUNCIL row 1: J. King, P. Hussa, row 2: J. Schmutte, C. Durant, J. Ems, B. Zorb, A. Wachendorf, C. Boullie, K. Boehm, R. Parsons, B. Kern, T. Johnson, row 3: D. Jennings, K. Rutz, B. Bushman, C. Saho, M. Lindhorst, B. Kristof, Mr. Rice, V. Umberg, Mr. Glascock, A. Schei- mann, K. Niehaus, G. Colby, M. Kolodzik, M. Wachendorf, row 4: B. Rothenbuhler, M. Rueve, A. Berding, M.B. Muldoon, S. Otting, S. Knodle • ■� fight Stefa! 2 SHARE row 1: J. Makin, J. Houchens, B. Miller, J. Kubicki, E. McMahon, G. Cinquina, row 2: T. Wedge- wood, J. McCracken, A. Michael, N. Herzog, M. Wissel, row 3: C. McCarty, T. Schindler, K. Motz, J. Huesman, T. Armbruster, K. Put- hoff, C. McKenna, B. Ruhe, row 4: H. Gardner, J. Williams, J. Beis- chel, B. Brinkmann, M. Lahmann, M.L. Eicher, M. Raabe, S. Under¬ hill, M. Cotterell, N. Kuethe, J. Obermeyer 3 MULTI MEDIA CLUB row 1: L. Heflin, G. Cinquina, M. Riedel, Sr. Clara, L. Rinckel, M.E. Kolkmeyer, D. Timme, L. Kessl- ing, K. Zech, row 2: M. Schlaechter, M. Kaup, B. Volpen- hein, M. Feuchter, J. Wiehe, D. Bushman, B. Bushman, S. Mai, K. Ryan, A. Gallenstein, C. Briggs, row 3: D. Solomon, M.E. Thie¬ mann, P. Kabbes, L. Huesman, R. Kimbrough, T. Hildebrand, C. Kearns, J. Krueger, T. Ludmann, N. Kuethe, R. Rothweiler, B. Ste- gemen, L. Stupak, M. Harrigan 2 PEP CLUB row 1: B. Kristof, J. Balash, B. Blum, N. Gilligan, C. Huff, M. VonKorff, L. Vanwagenen, S. Ut- terback, row 2: M. Simon, J. Wil¬ liams, E. Sullivan, E. Monahan, M. Rueve, M.B. Muldoon, C. Ries, C. Harris, B. Rothenbuhler, C. Lange, row 3: K.A. Maringer, M. Daven¬ port, T. Niehaus, M. Wurzel- bacher, D. Soloman, T. Richards, C. Slattery, B. Schmitz, M. Kuethe, B. Kemper, E. Menke, D. Storms 3 G.A.A. row 1: J. Angilella, L. Ferris, M. Burger, V. Specht, P. Leahy, L. Saunders, B. Meyer, M.B. Lister- mann, J. Meinerding, J. Blessing, P. Bockelman, row 2: B. Kearns, T. Hilbert, J. Brenner, E. Monahan, M. Doyle, S. Torok, J. Burger, L. Wahl, C. Moody, L. Wedgewood, row 3: L. Kahles, P. Tenhundfeld, B. Sander, V. Wallenhorst, K. McMahon, M.J. Ranz, M. Silvati, A. Mazzei, L. Horne, L. Menke, A. Lammert, J. Kandil 4 NEW HORIZONS standing: J. Keller, C. Schaffer, P. Roth, E. Bens, A. Thomas, kneel¬ ing: M Rudemiller, T. Kern, P. Schinaman 1 SPANISH CLUB row 1: D. Stupprich, J. Conroy, M. Feuchter, L. Calkins, S. Liggett, J. Drout, J. McMahon (Pres.), J. Kammer (Vice-Pres.), J. Nieberd- ing (Secretary-Treasurer), row 2: L.Hofmann, S. Hils, S. Cullen, S. Rueve, P. Kaup, P. Thomas, P. Schuh, J. Woeste, C. Wentzel, row 3: P. Carraher, A. Emmerling, M. Wachendorf, K. Wallenhorst, J. Woeste, J. Brisbin, P. Kammer, D. Jennings, row 4: L. Homer, M.L. Niehaus, B. Neyer, N. Moelchert, J. Bering, M. Dillon, M. Pace, L. Rothring, row 5: L. Siemer, C. Du¬ rant, B. Siemer, J. Ruhe, C. Mees, K. Douglas, T. Niehaus, J. Ander¬ son, C. Briggs 1 IT’S ACADEMIC TEAM standing: C. Mees, S. Mai, A. Rah rig, C. Buffington, sitting: J. Wa chendorf, P. Wiethorn 2 STUDENT COUNCIL EX¬ ECUTIVE BOARD standing: A. Scherz (Secretary- Treasurer), A. LoBuono (Public Relations), J. McCracken (Stu¬ dent Adviser) sitting: L. Rochford (Vice President), A. Rahrig (Presi¬ dent) 3 PEP BAND row 1: S. Sullivan, M. Wetherell, P Denhart, S. Schehr, L. Connole, J Simpson, row 2: J. Wachendorf, D Schulenberg, M. Wachendorf, S Inderhees 4 S.T.A.R. standing: M. Raabe, M. Shanks, B Kolbe, Julia Blessing, sitting: L Rochford, C. Jung, C. Jenkins JR -Ja w 1, v s r i f Vocal Ensemble L. Reinert, B. Brinkman, J. Koors, J. Thomas; J. McCracken, M. Schmitz, M. Knapp; M B. Fries, B. Kristof, Ms. Felix, missing: A. Ray¬ burn Senior Chorus J. Girten (Pres.), Ms. Felix, N. Kummer (Sec.), missing J. Burger (V. Pres.); J. Thom¬ as, A. Isaacs, M. Schmitz, B. Brinkmann, C. Lampe, K. Boehm, S. Gartner, B. Brunsman, M. Raabe; J. Anderson, C. Kaup, P. Wieth- orn, M. Lindhorst, M. Kuethe, B. Kemper, J. Denicola, C. Buffington, J. Beischel, B. Hils; J. Kist, S. Prendergast, S. Kabbes, S. Hooker, J. Stentz, L. Huesman, J. Ruhe, B. Kristof, J. Blasch, J. Felix Spanish Honor Society S. Inderhees, D. Muchmore, E. Hellmann, K. Kusnerak, L. Grundhoefer, C. Powers, N. Moelchert; K. Meyman, C. Mees, J. McMa¬ hon, J. Kammer, C. Fitch (Pres.) National Honor Society B. Doyle, J. McMahon, B. Brinkmann, P. Braeuning, J. Girten, B. Meyer, N. Kummer; D. Schulenberg, J. Beischel (Pres.), A. Rah- rig, C. Buffington, A. LoBuono, L. Rinckel; M.E. Thiemann, J. Wurzelbacher, P. Wieth- orn, J. Koors, C. Jung, missing; S. Stenger Gymnastics Team J. Keller, L. Wedgewood, M. Krueger, N. Benedic; L. Thornbury, M. Heitker, T. Ha- verland, J. Simpson, L. Thiemann, T. Kerth, J. Rahe, P. Bockelman, T. Cohen, M. Carroll, D. Zeiner, K. Muenich, K. Maguire, P. Thomas, Ms. Winter 2 LATIN CLUB row 1: M. Bertram, B. Stegemen, L. Welsh, M. Raabe, M. Norman, P. Houser, P. Wieth- orn, J. Stentz, C. Kramer, A. Scheimann, A. Roetting, row 2: M. Wurzelbacher, K. Backus, P. Surnbrock, L. Martin, B. Kelly, L. Kistner, A. Murray, L. Riedel, J. Balash, L. Rinckel, V. Luken, K. Kramer, J. York, row 3: B. Sanders, J. Strassburger, L. Kramer, B. Strawser, T. Buelterman, D. Peters, J. Kist, J. Conlley, M. Busam, J. Kessen, A. Gallenstein, J. Harmeyer, K. Kramer, row 4: M.E. Thie¬ mann, N. Betsch, M. Thomas, P. Otte, J. Koehlke, J. Brenner, F. Bosse, G. Bierman, L. Chapman, L. Moser, S. Malje, row 5: S. Con¬ over, L. Meiering, L. Koehling, M. Meyer, B. Dellecave, row 6: B. Menke, V. McMillan, K. Kroger, D. Harmeyer, L. Horn, J. Bertram. N. Seta, T. Keller, P. Stretch, S. Maurer, N. Metz Tennis Team J. Krueger, J. Tandoc, T. Cohen, Ms. Lach- mann; Ms. Pohl, M.A. Kemme, T. Martini, A. Martini, A. Lammert, C. Lampe, C. Dick 1 FRENCH CLUB row 1: M.A. Grote (Secretary Treasurer), D. Schulenberg (President), J. Wurzelbacher (Vice-President), row 2: B. Hessler, M. Payne, M. Creelman, L. Espel, D. Dirr, C. Dietz, B. Zorb, J. Rahe, row 3: B. Briggs, D. Bushman, C. Ferris, C. Schweinefuss, M. Si¬ mon, B. Zimmerman, row 4: J. Huwel, M. Jump, C. Osterhues, J. Kleiman, P. Barcus, J. Isler, S. Barnhorst, B. Allaire, row 5: D. Menke, H. Hennekes, K. Spindler, J. Wa- chendorf, J. Dauwe, L. Saho, K. Osterkamp, row 6: S. Grome, L. Hamons, S. Laurita, L. Ferris, K. Nuckols, K. Niehaus, K. Mc¬ Donald, row 7: T. Hamer, C. McHugh, C. Deitschel, T. Johnson, D. Storms, B. Schuh, row 8: J. Pope, F. Rochford, L. Betz, M. Mette, K. Clasgens, C. Creelman, J. Buck- reus, K. Maguire Yearbook Staff B. Roat, C. Jenkins, J. Felix, T. Kesse, A. Lammert, K. Rutz, M.E. Kolkmeyer, B. Mill¬ er; S. Mai, B. Inderhees, J. Sickman, J. Herb, C. Mercer, L. Kemme, D. Steinker, B. Bigner; P. Morrison, J. Brown, L. Kessling, N. Her¬ zog, M. Lindhorst, D. Hastings, C. Creelman, N. Gilligan, K. Bowling, N. Rack, N. Kuethe, V. Valentino, A. Schneider, J. Kammer Reserve Basketball S. Bella, G. Wiesman, L. Horne, D. Jester, Mr. Buhrman, D. Doll, T. Pellman, M. Mey¬ er, M. Thomas, J. Shanks, M.J. Ranz, M. Doyle Freshman Basketball M. Mette, K. Backus, L. Hamons, K. Wallen- horst, G. Kluener, J. Schapker, J. Hellkamp, L. Kahles, T. Poland, C. Bueter, B. Rothen- buhler, S. Rueve •- M • v Varsity Basketball L. Discepoli, E. Monahan, K. McMahon; Mr. Schneider, T. Reilman, M. Lammert, J. Deno, M. Buench, E. Sullivan, J. Brenner t TRACK 1 TRACK Orchestra J. Simpson, Ms. Wampler, V. Hutchinson, E. Maurits; A. Scheimann, G. Gutman, J. Con- nole, M. Wetherell, M.E. Kolkmeyer, J. Wa- chendorf, D. Schulenberg, J. Brisbin; M. Rie¬ del, S. Inderhees, P. Denhart, J. Markins, D. Risser, S. Schehr, M. Wachendorf, P. Roth Varsity Volleyball J. Burger, P. Leahy, M. Lammert, M. Bunch, T. Day, J. Wood, L. Saunders, J. Brenner, Ms. Winter; S. Kabbes, E. Monahan, M. Meyer Track Team L. Saunders, L. Gawolek, M.B. Sanders, K. Schaft, G. Storms, J. Burger, S. Thiemann, M. J. Hebeler, L. Hamons, T. Geiger; M. Har- rigan, J. Dauwe, T. Wintermeyer, C. Mazzei, D. Colina, M.G. Burger, J. Cramer, B. Strawser, Ms. Winter; J. Rahe, S. Rafferty, D. Zeiner, C. Derrenkamp, M.L. Eicher, J. Girten, K. Curry, J. Bertram Freshman Volleyball S. Kabbes, K. Bachus, B. Stegemen, C. Schaffer, P. Kaup, D. Doll, L. Horne, G. Wiesman, E. Carroll, J. Shanks, S. Rueve, C. Brenner Many subjects covered on McAuley books The fori is with i COUNTDOWN . . . 5 days until deadline — pictures are missing, copy needs to be typed the class could benefit from a spelling lesson! by Linda Ott Some peo jflcAuley High School has a stick to fat ie that all books must be thrills me.’ ered or one point may be book cover lucted from the students’ doodle wh ' d. At the beginning of the becomes a tool year, students express little long¬ er annoyance at this rule, by are creati ! second quarter, feel for- classes are late to have a place to ex- students, iss themselves and their deep Some stu den thoughts or emotions. books as a look covers are easily ob- such as “I ined in the bookstore, These not Alpins’, or from an old paper wonder wh l. Brown paper bags give school educ dents plenty of room to be even sign ( ative. McAlpins’ book covers, Some boo ich are brillantly decorated desperate h Q102 and bright colors, add “S.O.S.,” ‘ iss to any subject; plus this schoo y’re free. and even Then a student strolls down Some hi hall to class or runs to lunch intellectual! ny messages are viewed on on their b( k covers. There are the usual always rea ;sip covers such as “Lisa not always es Tim,” and “Steve and Winston Cl ”. fear a los Explorers by Natalie Kuethe numbers “Remember, Luke: The force ]xplorers, a co-ed branch of Boy Scouts of America A), is an organization well own to many McAuley dents. This program was nded in 1812 by Paul Siple l was known as Senior Scouts. 1935 the official name of plorers was given to the up. At this time, Explorers s for males only, but in 1969, liam H. Spurgean III pushed it to become co-ed. he Explorers program began that Boy Scouts could con- ue scouting after they ched the highest status of uting, the Eagle Scout. The y difference between the two grams is that Scouting deals ti camping and outdoor life ile exploring is career :nted. fall and spring conference where they give awards and elect officers. In individual posts, the advisors hold a seminar for new officers and all advisors are given a training program where they learn how to work with youth. Another post, located in Evandale, is Post 342. Explorers of this group learn the techniques of fire fighting and first aid. Besides learning themselves, members also give talks and demonstrations with fire fighters to groups of school students who request it. This post also conducts a first aid competition with a floating trophy, which is the only competition of its kind held in the nation. “We’re pretty proud of that.” treasurer, are seniors McAuley. New members are mainly by word of mouth posts conducting a ‘ Nighter.” Potentia members are contacted career interest surveys program is explained t New members are then vj There is a Boy See America (B.S.A.) regii fee of $3.50 and eac decides individually whe not dues are collecte organization also re money from the Boy Sc America and the United Fund raisers are held t_ post as they are needed. Anyone interested in explorers can contact Beryl Love at the lain office. 2331 Victorv Park- 4 days until deadline — the pictures were found, copy is late (as usual) there is empty space on page 3! 3 days until deadline — the pictures could have been better somebody got clever last night and wrote a great story “How do you spell achievements?” 2 days until deadline — found a better picture, copy needs to be re-typed, spelling errors, someone bring us a dictionary! 1 day until deadline — the empty space on page 3 successfully filled, but the blank space on page 5? . . quick a picture, a poem, an ad, anything but empty space nervous breakdown is definitely nearing! D-DAY — it is finished (who knows how?), signed it sealed it and sent it away . .. We did it and ... it looks great! I auivc ii coTniifln nao i ctcivcu carcci numerous ribbons and trophies, hopes th. including Most Valuable Player will help for her diving. — Smoke StcpuuU Published by the Journalism I Class of McAuley High School 6000 Oak wood Ayenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 ADVKRTISING: ty FEATURE TEAM: Nancy Rack, Ch NEWS TEAM: Mai EDITORS JOAN McCRACKEN (Editor) ! ie classes, all are 1 us. ent while practicing courts 1 about playing for •ey stated: “I don’t pressure, but if we we didn’t play our explained further we win, I feel like iccomplished V I to continue playing :Auley Mohawks ler four years and out for softball in 1 iy’s hobbies is art. i lefinite plans for a ' high school, but r years at McAuley decide. junioi captu lovab Mike Saba, Scre and derfu man i in ati Haw Part colie three 25-J Jostworth and Miss Marilyn Enigk. The trip not only includes “fun in the sun” at Waikiki Beach, but visiting places such as the Mauna Kea Volcano, Waipio udentI expands by Joan McCracken McAuley Student Council will begin its second semester ac¬ tivities with a student exchange with Seton High School on February 27. Students eligible for the Seton student exchange are any student council members ex¬ cluding board members. Eligible students are required to fill out a resume to be reviewed by the board, who will make the final choice. Present plans include sending two girls from each class to Seton for a day. In turn, two romises ie of ting mes wit on- the lay, ay’s ing lever done before, prove to be in- t confident the play ess.” members include: Koch, Aimee Bosch ' itzpatrick; junior ks; Steve Cappel, junior and senior ohawks look for powerful ye« at Roger Bacon; and Mark Otte, a student at U.C. There wouldn’t be a play without the help of stage manager Sandy Davis, who is also president of the Genesians; production manager Julie Koch; and publicity chairperson Cindy Mercer. With a spark of enthusiasm, Mrs. Birck concluded, “We encountered a few technical difficulties getting the play started, which has left us with only about a month to rehearse and put the entire play in its completed form. But the cast and stage crew have been cooperative and enthusiastic. I have confidence in the cast because they all have poten¬ tial.” a student exchanJ other schools aril who participate i| are asked t o makl of the insights tl attending anothe| day.” Another new exchange progral council exchanl students at Setil students at Mc l only spend the cl but will also attel council meeting! Amy explained, 1 a new dimensiil commented Ann] to go to a school! I from McAulejl possibly be a c| school.” Also includedl second semester! plans is Sugar Salle High Schol 14. The Sugar ll game, which in 1 ! and Mercy stil members, is pari of LaSalle’s p| week. One of studenll range goals semester is to p| year’s leaders. A| Rahrig, “In orcl strong student cl year we will haf workshop condul members of sti[ Continued Ann, 1 like to send un| state and local conventions.” Ann has been Mohawks are ting the opening of season. Hard work ictice is all part of attitude. ie varsity, coached chneider, has seven lrning from last “experienced” Joan Deno, Beth y Bunch, Kai’c McMahon, Mary Lammert, Laura Discepoli and Erin Sullivan. Coming up from Junior Varsity are Jenny Brenner, Erin Monahan and Terry Reilman. “The team is up, really this season.” Beth Meyer, co-captain, feels “we have the experience, potential and quickness to win it all this year.” Varisty will have to com¬ pensate for their height but Laura Discepoli feels confident they can come up with a good season. The make up of the Junior Varsity has four girls returning from last year. These are Maggie Doyle, Mary Jane Ranz, Marilyn Thomas and Sherry Bella. Maria Meyer, Donna Jester and Linda Chapman all Horn, Joey Shanl| Weisman. Preparing for years at McAuley,[ team, coache| Monahan, has practices. The fcl make up the freil Kathy Backus, Cl Laura Hammorl Hellkamp, Gayle ll Krueger, Mary[ Eileen McMahil Mette, Shelly ll Rothenbuler, Jail and Karen Wallenl| PAGE: 188 1. C. Creelman, D. Steinker, J. Felix, B. Bigner, 2. J. Kammer, 3. B. Miller; 4. J. Kammer, N. Keathe, N. Rack, K. Rutz, P. Morrison; 5. N. Keathe, K. Rutz, N. Rack, C. Creelman, P. Morrison, J. Kammer; 6. D. Steinker, B. Bigner, J. Felix, L. Kemme, A. Schneider, M.E. Kolkmeyer, L. Kessling, N. Keathe PAGE: 189 1. B. Roat; 2. D. Flastings, K. Bowling; 3. J. Felix, N. Herzog; 4. K. Rutz; 5. L. Kessling; 6. N. Gilligan; 7. T. Kesse ■ 188 ms 3. ABEL, GRETCHEN 1711 Marilyn Ln. 931-8476 activities: Glee Club ANNIS, BETH 11638 Kettering Dr. 851-1042 activities: Sunshine Club: 1; Variety Show 4 AUG, BETH 2370 Whitewood 681-7493 activities: Glee Club; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4 BACHMAN, JENNY 3870 Cartwheel 385-5634 activities: French Club 1,2, 3; G.A. A.: 1; Life: 3; President: 4 | Ifc BALZER, LINDA 6530 Harrison Pk. 574-6197 activities: Variety Show: 3;G.A.A.: I. 2: Na¬ tional Honor society: 4; French Club 2 BAMBERGER, AMY 6585 Daleview Rd. 385-8300 activities: Guitar for Masses; Library Aid 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2 BARE. MARIANNA 3704 Blue Rock Rd. 385-0661 activities: Variety Show: 3; Genesians: 2. 3. 4 BA UMGA R TNER, PEGG Y 5555 Foxrun Ct. 541-0846 activities: Safety Council: 1, 2; G.A.A.: Rep 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club; Library Aid: BEISCHEL, EDITH 6042 Peachview Dr. 385-1286 activities: Safety Council: 4; Variety Show 3: G.A.A.: 1, 2 BEISCHEL, JILL 3716 Sagibrush Ln. 385-7420 activities: Glee Club: 1. Share: 3. 4; French Club: 1, 2, 3; Senior Chorus: 2, 3,4; Variety Show: 2, 3; National Honor Society: 3, 4 BERDING, DENISE 5227 Sheperd Rd. 681-5077 activities: Paper Drive BERNECKER. DENISE 6836 Daleview 385-6590 activities: Track 1 BERTKE, CATHY 2680 Geraldine Dr. 522-0880 activities: G.A.: 2 Br BETSCH, KATHY 3715 Paramount Rdg. 385-3051 activities: Spanish Club: 3, 4; Yearbook: 3; activities: G.A.A.: I, 2; Library Aid: I, 2; BLACK. TERRI 5347 Fox Rd 681-5834 Softball team: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2; LaSalle Homecoming Queen: 4 BIGNER, PATTI I % k ' actmtie : G.A.A.: 1, 2; Variety Show: BLASCtL JOANN 3425 Dokxnar Dr. 931-1428 activities: Glee Club: Life: 2; Senior Chorus: 2. 3. 4; Malta Media 1, 2, 3, 4 BOCKELMAN, PEGGY 3615 White Oak Dr. 385-3057 activities: Gymnastics team: 1,2, 3,4;G.A.A.: Rep.: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball: 1 BOEHM, KAREN 2867 Reboc Court 521-0207 activities: Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; New Horizons: 1,2; Life: 4; Safety Council: 4; Spanish Honor Society: 2; Variety Show: 2; Yearbook: 3 BOSCH, AIM EE 2819 Johnrose Ave. 931-7241 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; J.A,; “4, 2,J Genesians 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President: 2 BOULUE, CAMILLE 6452 Teakwood Ct. 542-2127 activities: G.A.A.; Safety Council: 3,4; Track: 2; Variety Show: 2, 3 BOWLING, KATE 730 East. Northland Blvd. 742-2946 activities: Student Council: 1, 2; LaSalle Cbeerleading: 2, 3, 4; Pep Club: 1; Year¬ book: 3.4; Variety Show: 1; LaSalle Home¬ coming Queen: 3 BOWLING, LISA Airy Meadows Dr. 385-7866 activities: T A B.: I, 2; New Horizons: 2 BRABENDER. JENNY 5135 Colerain Ave. 541-0770 activities: Swim Team: 1; Newspaper: 3; Multa Media: 1. Life: 2 BRAEUNING, PATTY 3749 West Galbraith Rd. 385-3614 activities: French Club: I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society: 4 BRAUN ’ CHERYL 5583 Day Road 385-7987 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3. 4 BRINKMAN, BETH 9240 Duwall PL 521-0149 activities: Homeroom President: � , 2 Glee Club President: 1; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Share Rep. BROWN, JUANITA 2040 West North Bend Rd. 681-4531 re: 2; French Club: . : 3, 4; 1; Senior Cho- Variety Show: 2 (Stage Crew) Y CHRIS StruMe Rd. 825-1568 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2; Share: 1, BUCHNER, CHERYLE 1728 Springdale Rd. 825-4499 activities: G.A. BUFFINGTON 7326 Park Ave. 522-401 activities: Life: 1, 2, 4; S 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team: 1; Glee rus: 3,4; G.A.A.: L 2, 3, 4; LaSalle Drama: 3, 4; Aid for retarded children; 3, 4; It’s Academic Alternate: 3, 4 BUNCH, MARY 1598 Turnout Ln. 522-0680 activities: Basketball Team: 1, 2, 3,4; Volley¬ ball team: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Xmas Dance Queen: 4 BURGER, JEANNE 5466 Sanris Ct. 574-7294 activities: Track team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team: 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 BURNS, BETH 4163 West Fork Rd. 481-8979 activities: Library Aid BUSCH, TERRI 3346 Stevie Lane 521-0364 activities: Variety Show: 3; French Club: 1; Track: l, 2; Genesians: 2,3,4; Spring Musi¬ cal: 3; Fall Play: 4 CAPA NO, KAREN 3250 Tallahassee activities: French Club: 2, 3; Variety Show: 1, 3; Genesians: 2, 3; Student Council: 1, 3; Musicals: 2 CARRAHER, PATTY 6718 Devonwood Dr. 522-0528( activities: Spanish Club: 1, 2. 3, 4; Newspa| per: 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook: 3H CARROL, MELISSA 3419 March Terrace 522-5241 activities: Drama: 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics: 2, 3, 4; Musical: 3; Genesians: 2, 3, 4 CINQUINA, GLORIA 2673 Banning Rd. 522-0376 activities: Life: 1, 2, 3, 4; Multa Media: 3, 4; Share: 3 CLINGERMAN, MARIA 3328 Rocker Dr. 521-5387 activities: Yearbook: 3. COHEN, TAMI 5682 Colerain 741-4715 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics: 1,2; Softball Team: 1; Drama: 1, 2 COLLINS, AMY 4781 Hubble Rd. 385-2232 COORS, MARY ANN 3191 Sunnyhollow Lane 542-6328 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor So¬ ciety: 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement: 1. CREELMAN, CHRIS 7269 Applevalley Ct. 385-0428 activities: French Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook: 4; Genesians: 2, 3 CRONIN, LINDA 11912 Deerhorn Dr. 851-2224 activities: Life Rep: 4; Newspaper: 4 CURRELL, MARTY 10620 Stargate Ln. activities: Library Aid: 1, 2, 3, 4; Life: 1; G.A.A.: 1. Student Council: 1; Varsity Show: 2, 3; Yearbook 4 CURRY, KIM 8356 Ashhollow Dr. activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society: DAEGER, ALISON 7253 Jamerine Ct. 931-1564 activities: Life: 1. Glee Club: 1. New Hori¬ zons: 2 DAMMARELL, KATHY 1309 Meredith Dr. 729-0750 activities: Orchestra: 1; Senior Chorus: 2; Library Aid: 1, 2, 3; Life: 1, 2; Yearbook: 3; Genesians: 1, 2, 4; LaSalle Drama: 1, 2, 3 DAVIS, SANDY 3752 Monfort Hgts. 662-5423 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble; Guitar Group: 1,2, 3,4; Variety Show: 3, 4; Genesians: 2, 3, Pres. 4 DELLECAVE, TERI 5308 White Acre Dr. 522-0046 activities: G.A.A.: Track: Spanish Club: DENICOLA, JULIEANN 1818 North Bend Rd. 681-2139 activities: Glee Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus: 2, 4; Yearbook: 3 DENO, JOAN 3329 Deshler Dr. 385-2698 activities: Basketball team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1,2, 3,4; Rep — 3 DICK, CHRISTIE 2965 Diehl Dr. 662-9266 activities: Tennis Team: 3, 4; Library Aid: 2, 3, 4; Multa Media: 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President: 2; S.C.: 1 DICK HA US, DENISE 3619 Brockton Dr. 385-6842 activities: G.A.A.:2, 3 DIEG MU ELLER, DEBBIE 6919 Pinoak Dr. 521-5492 DINKELACKER, KAREN 59991 Gaines Rd. 385-1945 activities: Drama: 2, 3, 4; Track: 1; J.A.: 1, 2; Share: 3 Life: 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2 DISCEPOLI, LAURA 6034 Eastridge 385-0962 activities: Basketball Team: 1, 2, 3, 4 DONOVAN, NEYSA 1978 S. Lynndale 931-4477 activities: Life: Share: Glee Club: Aid to Re¬ tarded Children: 3, 4 DORSEY, TERESA 3624 White Oak Dr. 385-1341 activities: Genesians: 2, 3; G.A.A.: 4; Student Council: 2; Homeroom President: 2 DOYLE, BRIDGET 1421 St. Clair 931-4237 activities: G.A.A.: 1; Library Aid: 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S.: 3,4; Safety Council: 1; Life: 1,2, 3, 4 DURKIN, JANET 9799 Loralinde Dr. 825-2824 activities: Genesians: 2. ECKHOFF, MONICA 5731 Nahant Ave. 541-5491 EICHER, MARY LYNN 2633 Fairhill Dr. 542-2332 activities: Track: 1,2, 3, 4; Life: 2, 3, 4; Share: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 4; Aid to Retarded Chil¬ dren: 3, 4; Spanish Nat. Honor Society ENDERLE, MARLENE 8682 Cheiviot Rd. 385-5717 activities: Vocal Ensemble: 3, 4; Multa Me¬ dia: 3; Learning Center Proctor: 3 ERNST, MARCIA 2331 Whitewood Lane 542-5775 activities: Genesians: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Variety Show: 3 (Stage Crew) Christmas Concert: 3 FALLS, LORI 5636 Jessup Rd. 385-0925 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2 FARMER, LAURA 1291 Frost Court 522-5834 FAZZIO, LISA 5731 Juliemorie Ct. 931-2988 FEISTHAMMEL, LISA 2338 Whitewood Ln. 542-7940 activities: Orchestra: 1; 1, 2. Genesians: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Xmas Concert: 1 FINDLEY, KAREN 311 Blue Acre Dr. 931-0462 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team: 1 FITCH, CAROLINE 10966 Maplehill Dr. 825-5495 activities: Genesians: Life: 1; Spanish Honor Society: Variety Show: 2 FITZPATRICK, ANNIE 5238 Ponderosa Dr. 542-1213 activities: Share: 4; Multa Media: 3; Home¬ room President: 4 FLEISCH, AMY 9237 Brehm Rd. 385-1 1 12 FRIES, MARYBETH 6475 Loiswood Dr. 681-8003 activities: Vocal Ensemble: 3, 4; Glee Club: Senior Chorus:3, 4; Variety Show: 3 FROEHLE, COLLEEN 5643 Buttercup 741-4228 activities: Genesians: 2, 3; Multa Media: 1, 2; Junior Achievement: 1, 2 GARDNER, HEIDI 3359 Alexis Dr. 931-4525 activities: Share: 3, 4; New Horizons: 3; Gene- sian: 2, 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Orchestra: 2 GARTNER, SUSAN 10278 Maria Ave. 851-0983 activities: Spanish Club: 3; Safety Council: 2, 3; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chor us: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 3, 4 GATES, LISA 5641 Haubner 385-8627 activities: Genesians: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 4; French Club: Fall Play: 3, 4; Variety Show: 3; Spring Concert: 3; Christmas Concert: 3, 4; Spring Musical: 2, 3, 4 GEHRUM, LISA 6628 July Ct. 522-0201 activities: Genesians: 2, 3, 4 GEIGER, ELAINE 3376 Boomer Rd. 661-8157 activities: J.A.: 1, 2 GIESTING, MARY 3274 Donny Brook Ln. 931-4366 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2; Swim Team: 1, 2 GIRTEN, JENNY 10054 Skyridge Dr. 385-8227 activities: French Club: 1, 2, 4; Track: 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1. 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2, 3; Senior Chorus: 2, 3; Senior Chorus Pres.: 4; 191 Glee Club: 1 GRA WE, DENNA 2949 Goda Ave. 481-2238 activities: Share: 2, 3; GA-A-: 1, 2, 3. 4 GRENINGER, SUE 2000 Balias 931-5530 activities: Variety Show: 1; Paper Drive: I; Paper Drive Chairman: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 GRUNDHOEFER, USA 3855 Woodsong Dr. 385-8343 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Multi Me¬ dia: 1, 2, 3, 4 HANEKAMP, MARY LYNN 5169 Deeridge Ln. 481-6300 activities: French Club: 1, 2; J.A.: 1; Paper Drive: 1 HARTMAN, DONNA 1300 Adams Rd. 521-1741 activities: Glee Club: Yearbook: 3;G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; J.A. 1 HARTMANN, MARY 5862 Seiler Dr. 521-4065 activities: J.A.: 1 2 HASTINGS, DEBBIE 3539 Crestknoll Dr. 481-2953 activities: Share: 1; Newspaper: 3, 4; Year¬ book 4; Variety Show: 1; Christmas Con¬ cert: 1 HEIMBACH, SUE 5884 Jessup Rd. 385-3439 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 HELLWEG, YVONNE 20007 Carpenter Dr. 931-2867 HELSTEIN, BRIGITTE 7931 Clovernook Ave. 931-5383 HERB, JULIE 7920 Elizabeth St. 521-5721 activities: Safety Council: 1, 2, 3; Life: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Share: 1, 2; Yearbook: 4 HERZOG. NANCY 6201 Ed wood Ave. 681-7441 activities: Library Aid: 2, 3, 4; Share: 1, 2, 3, 4; New Horzions: 4; Yearbook: 4 HESSIJNG, MARTY 7260 Thompson Rd. 385-8921 activities: Track: 1, 2; Voter Information: 4 HOELKER, JILL 3411 February Dr. 522-6145 activities: Variety Show: 3 HOH, LISA 8311 Gaines Rd. 385-5340 activities: Glee Club: 1; Variety Show: 3 HONNERT, KIM 3398 Keywest Dr. 522-2860 HOOKER, SUZANNE 4155 Boomer Rd. 662-0286 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; Voter Information: 4; Safety Council: 4; Softball Team: l; LAB Assistant: 1, 2, 4 HOPFENSPERGER, SUE 7840 Gaines Rd. activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Basketball Team: 1; Multi Media: 3 HULGIN, KATHY 10696 Silverbrook 851-8853 activities: Variety Show: 2, 3; Life: 4; G.A.A.: 1 IEZZONI, MARIE 7453 Buena Vista Dr. 353-1208 INDERHEES, BARB 5648 Spruce wood 681-3384 activities: Orchestra: 1, 2; Share: 3; Yearbook 4; LAB Assistant: 1, 3; LaSalle Drama 4; G.A.A.: 1. 2, 3, 4 JELEN, ROSE 8469 Eagle Creek Rd. 385-9646 activities: G.A.A.: 1 JENKINS, CAROL 1776 Bising Ave. 931-1623 activities: Library Aid: 1; Yearbook: 4; Vari¬ ety Show Assistant: 3; Production Man¬ ager: 3 KABBESSUE 4828 Race Rd. 574-8413 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Chorus: 1, 2,, 3, 4; Volleyball Team: 2, 3, 4; Softball Team: 3; LAB Assistant: 1, 2, 3, 4 KATENKAMP, JUDY 3856 Linsoln Rd. 383-0222 activities: Track: 3, 4; Newspaper: 4 KEMBLE, JULIE 3359 Nandale 522-4189 activities: Newspaper: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2; Genesians: 2, 3; Life: 1, 2; French Club: 3, 4; LaSalle Drama: 2, 3, 4 KEMME, MARIANNE 5626 Jessup Rd. 385-1347 activities: Tennis Team: 2, 3, 4; Softball Team: 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3. 4; G.A.A.: 1. 2, 3, 4 KERTH, TERRI 4575 Fairview Dr. 385-4316 activities: Gymnastics: 1; G.A.A.: 1; Track: 1 KESSE, THERESA 2379 Clovercrest Dr. 521-8623 activities: Yearbook: 4 KESSLING, LINDA 1517 Wittlou Ave. 541-5633 activities: LAB Assistant: 1, 2; Multa Media: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Variety Show: 2; J.A.: 1, 2; Yearbook: 4 KISTNER, KIM 6954 Gilbert Ave. 521-7525 KLEIN, JEANNE 7820 Joseph St. 522-3395 activities: G.A.A.: 2, 3; Variety Show: 2, 3; Yearbook: 3 KNAPP, MARY 4357 Hubble Rd. 385-3375 activities: Glee Club: 1; Genesians: 3; Variety Show: 2, 3; Vocal Ensemble: 4 KNOLLMAN, EILEEN 8334 Jackies Dr. 931-4528 activities: Library Aid: 1, 2; Variety Show: 3 KOCH, JULIE 3578 Gailynn Dr. 622-7861 activities: Genesians: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Variety Show: 1; Spring Musicals 2, 3; Fall Play: 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2 KOLBE, BARBARA 5963 Belmont Ave. 541-3760 activities: French Club: 1; S.T.A.R.: 4; Pro¬ duction Manager of Variety Show: 3; Homeroom President: 4; Genesians: 2, 3, 4; Voter Information Club: 2, 3, 4 KOLKMEYER, MARY ELLEN 1755 Llanfair Ave. 681-1957 activities: Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook: 4; Spanish Club: 1, 2; Multi Media: 1, 2, 3, 4 KRISMER, MARY ELLEN 3997 Boomer Rd. 662-0267 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2; Scholas¬ tic Art Award: 4; Honorable Mention KUMMER, NANCY 7795 Celia Dr. 521-4172 activities: Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2, 3,4 KUSNERAK, KIM 6915 Colerain Ave. 521-5120 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Pa¬ per Drive: 3 LAMMERT, ANNE 6612 Baybro Ct. 931-6044 activities: Volleyball Team: 1, 2, 3; Tennis Team: 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher for Vari¬ ety Show: 3; Roger Bacon Drama: 3; Year¬ book: 4 LAMPE, CHER YL 6916 Gloria Dr. 521-6652 activities: G.A.A.: 2, 4; Tennis Team: 4; Span- ish Club: 3, 4; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1 LAPILLE, ANDREA 8110 Sheed Rd. 385-1513 LAUGEL, KATHY 7334 Boleyn Dr. 521-1474 activities: New Horizons Club: 2 LAWSON, CANDEE 6047 Rambling Ridge 385-0253 LEAHY, PEGEEN 2502 North Bend Rd. 681-0909 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Team: 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team: 1; Softball Team: 1, 2, 3 LEISGANG, CATHY 6023 Ramblingridge 385-0415 activities: Variety Show: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team: 1 LINDER, JUDY 1465 Foxwood Dr. 522-6662 activities: French Club: 2; Share: 3; Variety Show: 3; J.A.: 1 LOBUONO, AMY 7282 Applevalley Ct. 385-1056 activities: Genesians: 2; Variety Show: 3; Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3; Student Council: l, 2, 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 LUCHTE, PAM 5708 Sprucewood Dr. 741-4063 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2; French Club: 1, 2; Newspaper: 3, 4 LUKEN, VALERIE 3621 Gailynn 661-3654 activities: Newspaper: 3, 4; Library Aid: 4 LUZIETTI, DEBBIE 2993 Sheidon Dr. 931-8779 activities: Swim Team: 1, 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society: 2 MAIER, ELISE 3049 Diehl Rd. 662-3331 activities: Homeroom President: 4 MARTINI, DIANE 9169 Whitehead Dr. 385-6176 activities: Basketball Team: 1; G.A.A.: 1. 2 MARTINI, TERRY 6063 Peachview Dr. 385-3175 activities: French Club: 1,2; G.A.A.: 1.2, 3.4; Tennis Team: 2, 3, 4 MASSA, MONICA 4153 Running Fawo 661-9086 activities: Paper Drive: 1 MC CRACKEN, JOAN 1520 Southridge Ln. 522-0209 activities: Track: 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club: 2; Senior Chorus: 2; Share: 4; G.A.A .: 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council: 2, 3,4; Vocal Ensemble: 4; Roger Bacon Drama: 2, 3; Class Presi¬ dent: 2; Student Council Vice President: 3; Student Council Student Advisor 4; News¬ paper Editor: 4 MC GINNIS, LAURIE 5642 Buttercup Ln. 741-4224 activities: French Club: 1, 2; New Horizons: l, 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 4 MC MAHON, COLEEN 3687 Oak Meadow 385-0414 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4. MC MAHON, JULIE 1478 Larann Ln. 521-2812 activities: Track: 1’ Spanish Club: 2, 3, 4’ Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Life: 1; Share 1 MC PHERSON, KAREN 8439 Firshade 522-0410 activities: Library Aid: 4 MERCER, CINDY 5735 Dunlap Rd. 385-8539 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Genesians: 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 1; Swim Team: 1; Homeroom President: 4; Variety Show: 3; Yearbook: 4; Newspaper 3: Spring Musicals: 2, 3 METZ, KATHIE 2518 North Bend Rd. 542-541 1 activities:. Variety Show: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Smoke Signals: 3 MEYER, BETH 5222 Oak Hills Lane 662-3111 activities: Volleyball Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball Team: , 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. Treas.: 4; Spanish Honor Society: 4; National Honor Society: 4 MEYER, LINDA 3865 Appletree Ct. 385-4660 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 1, 3; Multi Media: 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL, ANN 8307 Lyness Dr. 931-4796 activities: New Horizons: 2; Share: 4 MOELLER, JULI 2511 Arroka Dr. 522-1366 activities: LaSalle Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Gymnastics: 1; New Hori¬ zons: l MOORE, KIM 3678 Oak Meadow Lane 385-1662 activities: French Club: l, 2; Newspaper: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 MOORE, MICHELLE 5600 Colerain Ave. 741-4605 activities: Track Team: 1, 2 MORRISSEY, MARY ANN 2614 Allaire Ave. 741-8117 activities: Tennis Team: 1, 2; Multa Media: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2, 3 MOSCHEL, KIM 5685 Jessup Rd. 385-1175 activities: Gymnastics: 1, 2; Life: 2; G.A.A.: 2 MOSER, MARILYN 9675 Gertrude Lane 825-2827 MOUCH, CHERYL 9535 Yellowwood 385-6493 activities: Homeroom President: 3; Paper rynvf MULDOON, MICHELLE 1670 Ceder Ave. 541-0129 activities: G.A.A.: 1,2, 3, 4; New Horizons: 1, 2 MURPHY, PATTY 4084 Dry Ridge Rd. 385-6564 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Variety Show: 2; Voter Information: 4 NEAL, LIZ 6942 La Boiteaux 931-3788 activities: Yearbook: 3 OLDEN DICK, CAROLYN 9127 Coogan Dr. 544-0068 activities: Student Council: 1; Softball: 1; Bas¬ ketball: 2 PALMA, LIZ 2323 North Bend Rd. activities: Student Council: 1; French Club: 1, 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 PEDDENPOHL, ANN 6111 Ramblingridge Dr. 385-0399 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 2; Spanish Honor Society: 2 PINNAU, ANNE 5554 Fox Run Ct. 542-8975 POLLARD, JANET 4167 Clearpoint 481-8336 activities: Swim Team: 1,2; G.A.A.: L 2, 3, 4; Volleyball: 3, 4; Spanish Honor Socity: 2, 3 POPEJOY, SUZANNE 3403 February Dr. 521-0101 activities: Bowling: 2; Latin Honor Society: 1, 2; Track: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 POWERS, CAROL 4001 Jessup 385-3118 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; J.A.: 1, 2 POWERS. MISSY 5680 Kirby Ave. 542-3398 activities: Softball: 1: Life: 1; Share: 4; Stu¬ dent Council: 1; French Club: 1, 2: Gym- nasties: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2 PREKLAS. DONNA 6004 Seiler Dr. 522-3296 activities: Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 PRENDERGAST, SHERRE 2893 Lor etta Dr. 931-0215 activities: Gymnastics: 1, 2; Glee Club: 1; Sen¬ ior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Life: 3; Student Council: 1, 4 PRUS. PATTY m 2437 Whitewood Ln. 681-0148 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Softball: 1 RAHRIG. ANN 4151 Poole Rd. 385-6431 activities: Student Council: 2, 3, 4; Life: 1; French Club: 1,2; Variety Show: 3; Nation¬ al Honor Society 3, 4; It’s Academic Team: 4; Voter Info.: 4; Pres. Student Council: 4; Jl. Class Pres: 3 RANZ, DONNA | f 5633 Buttercup Ln . 741-4810 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Horizons: 1 RAYBURN ANNA 4444 Hanley Rd. 385-1138 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 1, 2; Variety Show: 2, 3; La S lle Drama: 4 REINERT, USA 4325 Springdale Road 385-6950 activities: A.V.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 2, 3; Student Council: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Home Room Pres. 2; Junior Class Vice President.: 3; Senior Class Pres.: 4 RICHERT, CHER I 3910 Harvestridge Dr. 481-4383 RICHTER, USA 4632 Farview 385-1776 activities: Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball: 1; Tennis Team: 1; X Home¬ coming Queen: 4 RIEDEL, MONICA 6850 Edmar Ct. 681-6263 Activities: Orchestra: l,.2f5, 4; A.V.: 1 , 2, 4 RINCKEL, LOREW 3512 Oak Meadow 521-3756 N (activities: G.A.A.: 1,2, 3, 4; Genesians: 2, 3, 4; A.V.: 1,2, 3, 4; French Club: 1,2, 3; Variety Show: 3, 4 ROAT, BETH 3731 Donata 385-3379 activities: Newspaper: 1, 2; Yearbook: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team: 1, 2 ROBISCH, L UA NNE “Lulu” 3651 Vernier Dr. 385-6457 activities: Orchestra: 1, 2, 4; G.A.A.: 2; Stu¬ dent Council: 3; Variety Show: 2, 3; LaSalle Drama 2, 3 RUEHL, TERESA 4503 Fordale Ln. 385-4329 activities: Variety Show: 3; Glee Club: 1; Newspaper: 2 RUNTZ, PAM 1668 Forester Dr. 851-2300 activities: Genesians: 2 RUTER. GAIL 7015 Noble Ave. 931-0504 activities: Spanish Club: 1; Spanish Honor So¬ ciety: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2 SAHO, CHERYL 2742 Westonridge Dr. 542-3717 activities: Safety Council: 2, 3; Swim Team: 2f i 3; G.A.A.: 1,2, 3, 4; Genesian: 2, 3, 4; Voter Information: 4; Spring Musical: 4 SAL YERS, MARGARET 10364 Faske Dr. 825-0417 activities: Explorer: Genesians: 2; Student Council: 2; A.V.: 1, 2, 3, 4 SANDERS, MAUREEN 6195 Seiler Dr. 522-5257 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra: 1; Softball 1; Library Aid: 1; Yearbook: 3 SCHACKMANN, NANCY 1765 Cedar Ave. 591-1135 activities: Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4 SCHENKEL, KIM 3663 Jessup 385-3225 activities: Glee Club: 1; Newspaper: 1,2, 3, 4 SCHMITZ, MARGIE 6341 Savannah 542-4513 activities: Glee Club: 1; Life: 1, 2, 3, 4; Li¬ brary Aid: 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4; Variety Show: 3; Aid to Retarded Children: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble: 3, 4; Voter Information: 4 SCHNEIDER, BARB 8717 Indian Woods Dr. 385-f240 activities: Student Council: 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, jjpW ' variety Show: 3 SCHNEIDER, USA K 4729 North Bend Rd 661-0057 5 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Share| 1, 2; Latin Honor Society SCHOENBAECHLER, LINDA 5881 ThorffiJUAve. 681-1326 J| activities: SwimN|am: 1; Life: 1; Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, h arietyStow: 2 SCHULENBERG, DEBBIE 1489 Southridge Ln. 931-5121 activities: Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Variety Show: 1, 2, 3, 4 SCHWARTZ, MAUREEN 8806 Zodiac Dr. 522-2044 activities: Glee Club: 1. Life: 4; Senior Cho¬ rus: 2 SCHW1ETER, LORI “Pete” 6103 Seiler Dr. 522-9938 activities: Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.: 1; Variety ‘ Show: 2 SEITER, SANDY 3782 Ridgedale Dr. 385-0745 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 SHEA NS HANG, TONI 7014 Ellen Avei 521-6455 SHY ROCK, DONNA 10913 Spruce Hill Dr. 851-3095 activites: Share: 2; Multi Media: 2 SICKMANN, JUDY 7039 Noble Court 931-5092 activities: Glee Club: 1; G.A.A.; 1, 2, 3; Li¬ brary Aid: 1, 2; Yearbook: 4; J.A.: 1, 2 SILLIES, NANCY 5534 Northpoint Dr. 661-8730 activities: G.A.A.: 2, 3, 4; A.V.: 3 SIMPSON, JERITA 2479 Berthbrook Dr. 825-3022 activities: Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 1, 2, 3; Orchestra: 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 SMALL, ELIZABETH 3639 Crestnoll Dr. 661-4192 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 3 SMITH, CHERYL 5353 Banioth Ct. 542-3211 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; Variety Show: 1; Softball Team: 1: Spanish Club: 3; G.A.A.: Rep-2 SPATH, PATTY 2748 Merriway Ln. 825-0532 SPIESER, PATTY 5567 Samver Rd. 681-7163 activities: Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2. 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2; Newspaper: 3 SPINDLER, KIM “Squeaks” 9938 Skyridge Dr. 385-6123 activities: G.A.A.: 1,2; Life:; Tennis Team: 2; Genesians: 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club: STEIGELMAN, SANDY 3139 Limestone Circle 681-0551 activities: Glee Club: 1; French Club: 3, 4; Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.: 1, 2 4 ' «. • STENGER, SHERRY 8405 Barnesburg 385-0941 activities: Genesians 2, 3, 4; Student Council: 4; Newspaper: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vari¬ ety Show: 3; National Honor Society: 4 STENTZ, JANICE 1817 Emerson Ave. 931-0891 STIGLER, JULIE ANN 5612 Goldenrod: 681-2722 activities: G.A.A.: 4; Life: 1; Swim Team: 1. STOECKEL, JENNY 3537 Jimmar Ct. 729-3269 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 STREICHER, SUE 5256 Rybolt Rd. 574-6533 activities: Newspaper: 3, 4; Variety Show: 2 STUBENRAUCH, KAREN 5792 Farlook 385-0990 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2; Variety Show: 3; Swim Team: 1 SUER, NANCY 5955 Giffindale 521-2678 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2 SUNDERHAUS, PHYLLIS 10826 Colerain 385-6864 activities: T.A.B.: 1, 2 TEEBE, JENNY 4925 Springdale TEN KM AN, LAURA 5412 Blue Lane 542-0659 activities: Glee Club: Senior Chorus: 2 THIEMANN, LAURA 6010 Gains Rd. 385-1479 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Share: 3; Variety Show: 3, 4; Genesians: 2, 3, 4; Latin Honor Society: 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Pres: 4; Spring Musical: 4 THINNES, PATTI 3106 Rockacre Ct. 931-0596 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2 THOMAS, JENNIFER 6466 Seronwood 542-1405 activities: Senior Chorus: 2, 3; Vocal Ensem¬ ble: 3, 4; Life: 2, 3 TIM ME, DIANE 5557 Samver Rd. 542-0617 activities: G.A.A.: 1,2, 3, 4; Track: 1, 2; A.V.: 1, 2, 3, 4 TOELKE, JANICE 8316 Jackies Dr. 931-1359 activities: Glee Club: 1 TOROK, SUE 2378 Harrywood Ct. 541-7371 activities: Share: 3; Track Team: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Team: 3, 4; Variety Show: 3; TAB: 1; Newspaper: 3, 4 TWELE, DONNA 2433 Ambassador Dr. 825-4587 activities: G.A.A. 1, 4; Variety Show: 2, 3; Library Aid: 2, 3; Glee Club U MB ERG, VICKY 4384 Airymont Ct. 662-8989 activities: Safety Council: 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1,2, 3 VAN HOLTE, ROBIN 1862 Joseph Ct. 931-7357 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Safety Council: 4; J.A.: 1 VAN NOTTINGHAM, SUE 5877 Pameleen Ct. 741-8099 VEERKAMP, KATHY 9094 Round Top Rd. 385-6062 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 1; Swim Team: 1; Student Council 3; La Salle Dra¬ ma: 1,2, 3, 4; Roger Bacon: 2; Genesians: 2, 3, 4 VIDOUREK, ANGIE 1866 Vinemant Dr. 851-8257 activities: Genesians: 2; Safety Council: 2, 3; Voter Information: 4 VILAS, DIANE 11553 Colerain Pike 385-6677 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 VILLARI, CAROL 1505 Soutridge Ln. 931-7361 VOLLMAN, NANCY 5157 Nighthawk Dr. 574-7383 activities: Safety Council: 2, 3 VOLPENHEIN, BARB 3814 Robinhill Dr. 662-0611 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 4 WACHENDORF, ANNE 6464 Teakwood Ct. 542-2628 activitie: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team: 2, 3; Variety Show: 1, 2, 3; Safety Council: 3; Pres, of Safety Council: 4; Spanish Club: 3 WAGNER, JENNY 3767 Cartwhell Terr. 385-2164 activities: G.A.A.: 1; Variety Show: 3; Gene¬ sians: 2; Spanish Honor Society: 2 WALLENHORST, CONNIE 1742 Kemper Ave. 931-7596 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 WALSH, JULIE 5600 Goldenrod Dr. 741-4986 activities: G.A.A.: 2, 4 WALTER, LORI 5740 Sheed Rd. 574-6788 activities: G.A.A.: 3, 4 WALTERS, CONNIE 4605 Boomer Rd. 662-4017 a ctivities: Softball: 1, 2, 3; Share: 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3 WARD, JUDY 4801 Poole Rd. 385-6932 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2; Newspaper: 3, 4; Homeroom Pres: 2; Genesians: 2; French Club: 1 WEDGEWOOD, LORI 5237 Arrow Ave. 661-0889 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Genesians: 2; French Club: 1 WEHMANN, DEBBIE 3759 Jessup Rd. 385-0790 activities: G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3 WELAGE, JENI 2525 Faorjo Dr. 542-1786 activities: Track Team: 1, 2; Multi Media: 1, 2; Share: 1 WELLER, SUE 3056 Aries Ct. 931-1774 activities: Variety Show: 2; Safety Council: 2; Student Council: 3 WELTE, JILL 1916 Shollenberger Ave. 931-3004 activities: Spanish Honor Society: 2; Multi Media; 1, 2; Newspaper; 2, 3; Share: 4 WERNICKE, RON DA 5375 Race Rd. 574-7473 activities: New Horizons: 1, 2, 3 WETTERAU, MARTY 5420 Colerain Ave 681-5665 activities: Genesians: 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.: 1 WHYLE, WANDA 244 Struble Rd. 825-6823 WILLIAMS, GERALYN 9313 Montoro Dr. activities: Glee Club: 1; Life: 3; Senior Cho¬ rus: 2; J.A.: 1, 2, 3 WISSEL, KAREN 3415 Jessup Rd. 522-1767 activities: Glee Club: 1; Senior Chorus: 2 WOODHOUSE, JULIE 1500 Hollywood Ave. 541-8751 activities: Share: 1; Life: 1; French Club: 1, 2, 3; French Club: Treasurer: 2; French Club V.P.: 3; Vice President of Senior Class: Homeroom Pres. 3 WUEST, BETH 2670 Merriway Ln. 825-3418 activities: Multi Media: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4 - m SKSsaffl W mk |il 7% ' ”£ Publisher Josten’s American Yearbook Company Publisher’s Representative Mr. Charlie Miller Professional P hotographs Osborne Photographic Laboratories El : i- tOtQj “You Needed Me” by: Randy Goodrum IvjPJ . . ! - j ’ Jm4 8 , Copyright 1975 1978 by Chappell Co. Inc. and Ironside Music Chappell Co., Inc., Administrator for the World International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Used by Permission SPECIAL THANKS TO: Sister Mary Amadeus Richter Janice Stentz for art work The Smoke Signals Staff 1978 79 Yearbook Staff Advisor Ms. Connie Robinson And An Extra Special Thanks To: The classes of 1979, 1980, 1981 1982 NURRE FUNERAL HOMES 7793 Colerain Avenue Cinti., Ohio 45209 SENIORS ABEL, GRETCHEN 110 ANNIS, MARY 24, 44, 110 AUG, BETH 110 BACHMAN, JENNIFER 95, 110, 178 BALZER, LINDA 110 BAMBERGER, AMY 14, 34, 110, 177 BARE, MARIANNA 61, 110 BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY 27, 110 BEISCHEL, EDITH 45, 53, 54, 67, 110 BEISCHEL, JILL 110, 179, 182 BERDING, DENISE 110 BERNECKER, DENISE 31, 83, 95, 110 BERTKE, CATHERINE 69, 80, 110 BETSCH, KATHERINE 53, 110 BIGNER, PATRICIA 7, 30, 94, 95, 110 BLACK, TERESA 66, 67, 85, 111 BLASCH, JOANN 111, 182 BOCKELMAN, MARGARET 91, 92, 95, 111, 180, 183 BOEHM, KAREN 111, 178, 179, 182 BOSCH, AIMEE 61, 111, 89 BOULLIE, CAMILLE 111, 179 BOWLING, CATHY 34, 111, 184, 189 BOWLING, LISA 111, 175 BRABENDER, JENNIFER 111 BRAEUNING, WARY 111, 182 BRAUN, CHERYL 111 BRINKMAN, BETH 29, 55. Ill, 179, 182 BROWN, JUANITA 111, 184 BRUNNER, CHRISTINE 27, 111 BUCHNER, CHERYLE ANN 94, 111 BUFFINGTON, CATHY 66, 111, 182, 181 BUNCH, MARY ELAINE 22, 24, 52, 64, 65, 66, 112, 184, 185 BURGER, JEANNE CLAIR 30, 112, 180, 182, 185 BURNS, MARY BETH 112 BUSCH, TERESA LYNN 52, 53, 112 CAPANO, KAREN 93, 112 CARRAHER, PATRICIA 11, 112, 177 CARROLL, MELISSA 95, 112, 177, 183 CINQUINA, GLORIA 84, 112, 179 CLINGERMAN, MARIA 9, 13, 112 COHEN, TAMARA 17, 24, 34, 35, 82, 112, 177, 183 COLLlNS, AMY 112 COORS, MARY 59, 112 CREELMAN, CHRISTINE 14, 27, 35, 44, 52, 112, 183, 184, 188 CRONIN, LINDA 14, 112, 177, 178 CLfRRELL, MARTHA 81, 112 CURRY,’ KIMBERtY 2, 68, 112, 185 DAEGER, M. ALISON 30, 113 DAMMARELI., KATHERINE 113 g J3AVIS, SANDRA 24, 26, 49, 64, 88, 113, Jt EI LECAVE, TERESA 113 DEN1COLA, JULIEANN 113, 182 DENO. JOAN 27, 113, 376, 184 DICK, CHRISTIE 13, 20, 25, 27, 113, 183 DICKHAUS, DENISE 113 DIEGMUELLER, DJEgBIE 113. DINKELACKER, KAREN 113, 175; 178 DISCEPOLI, LAURA 31, 84, 113, 184 DONOVAN, NEYSA 113 DORSEY, TERESA 95, 113 DOYLE, BRIDGET 113, 178, 182 DURKIN, JANET 27, 113 ECKHOFF, MONICA 14, 113 EICHER, MARY 14, 30, 84, 1 16, 175, 178, 179, 185 ENDERLE, MARLENE 116 ERNST, MARCIA 95, 116, 175 FALLS, LORI 31, 68, 116 FARMER, LAURA 116 FAZZIO, LISA 116, 175 FEISTHAMMEL, LISA 94, 116 FINDLEY, KAREN 27, 90, 116 FITCH, CAROLINE 90, 1 16, 178, 182 FITZPATRICK, ANN 44, 52, 88, 90, 91, 92, 116, 175, 178 FLEISCH, PATRICIA 9, 13, 15, 116 FRIES, MARYBETH 95, 116, 182 FROEHLE, COLLEEN 52, 116 GARDNER, HEIDI 116, 179 GARTNER, SUSAN 116, 182 GATES, LISA 17, 24, 34, 116, 175 GEHRUM, LISA 117, 175 GEIGER, ELAINE 13, 15, 117 GIESTING, MARY 117 GIRTEN, JENNIFER 22, 28, 84, 85, 96, 117, 182, 185 GRAWE, DENNA 117, 175 GRENINGER, SUSAN 117 GRUNDHOEFER, LISA 12, 45, 117, 182 HANEKAMP, MARY LYNN 117 HARTMAN, DONNA 95, 117 HARTMANN, C. MARY 117 HASTINGS, DEBORAH 15, 117, 177, 184, 188 HEIMBACH, SUSAN 9, 30, 117 HELLWEG, YVONNE 94, 117 HELSTEIN, BRIGltTE 117 HERB, JULIE 117, 184 HERZOG, NANCY 117, 178, 179, 184, 189 HESSL1NG, MARTHA 118, 175 HOELKER, JILL 9, 30, 63, 118 HOH, LISA 118 HONNERT, KIMBERLY 48, 118 HOOKER, SUZANNE 61, 118, 175, 182 HOPFENSPERGER, SUE 84, 118 HULGIN, KATHLEEN 2, 7, 17, 28, 29, 95, 118 IEZZONI, MARIE 118 INDERHEES, BARBARA 2, 53, 118, 184 JELEN, ROSE 118 JENKINS, CAROL 15, 118, 181, 184 KABBES. SUE 118. 182, 185 KATENKAMP, JUDITH 118, 177 KEMBLE, JULIE ANN 118, 177 KEMME, MARIANNE 20, 24, 31, 84, 118, 176, 183 KERTH, THERESA 118, 183 KESSE, THERESA 93, 119, 184, 188, 189 KESSLING, LINDA 1 19, 179, 184, 188, 189 KISTNER, KIMBERLEY 119 KLEIN, JEANNE MARIE 119 KNAPP, MARY 55, 90, 119, 182 KNOLLMAN, EILEEN 119 KOCH, JULIE 64, 95, 119, 175 KOLBE, BARBARA 56, 95, 119, 175, 178, 181 KOLKMEYER, MARY 53, 66, 119, 179, 184, 185, 188 KRISMER, MARY 119 KUMMER, NANCY 12, 119, 182 KUSNERAK, KIMBERLEE 119, 182 LAMMERT, ANNE 24, 119, 180, 183, 184 LAMPE, CHERYL 10, 94, 95, 119, 182, 183 LAPILLE, ANDREA 119 LAUGEL, KATHY ANN 119 LAWSON, CANDEE 7, 120 LEAHY, PEGEEN 29, 120, 175, 176, 180, 185, 84 LEISGANG, CATHERINE 10, 13, 120 LINDER, JUDY 92, 120 LOBUONO, AMY 12, 22, 44, 53, 61, 120, 181, 182 LUCHTE, PAMELA 9, 10, 82, 120 LUKEN, VALERIE 120, 183 LUZIETTI, DEBORAH 120 MAIER, ELISE 120, 177, 178 MARTINI, DIANE 52, 63, 66, 67, 120 MARTINI, THERESA 15, 21, 28, 120, 183, 31 MASSA, MONICA 120 MCCRACKEN, JOAN 55, 120, 179, 177, 181 182 MCGINNIS, LAUREN 81, 120 MCMAHON, COLEEN 83, 120, 175 MCMAHON, JULIE 54, 62, 120, 180, 182 MCPHERSON, KAREN 121 MERCER, CYNTHIA 45, 121, 175, 178, 184 METZ, KATHERINE 10, 54, 121 MEYER, ELIZABETH 7, 14, 29, 31, 84, 121, 180, 182, 185 MEYER, LINDA 121 MICHAEL, ANN 121, 179 MOELLER, JULIE 34, 121 MOORE, KIMBERLY 54, 94, 95, 121 MOORE, MICHELLE 121 MORRISSEY, MARY 7, 30, 121 MOSCHEL, KIMBERLY 13, 14, 30, 48, 121 MOSER, MARILYN 121 MOUCH, CHERYL 121 MULDOON, MICHELLE 121 MURPHY, PATRICIA 121 NEAL, ELIZABETH 52, 121 OLDENDICK, CAROLYN 26, 28, 91, 92, 93, 122 LMA, ELIZABETH 122 PEDDENPOHL, ANN 122 PINNAU, MARY 122 POLLARD, JANET 122, 176 POPEJOY, SUZANNE 13, 122 POWERS, CAROL 122, 182 POWERS, MELISSA 7, 30, 94, 122 PREKLAS, DONNA 122 PRENDERGAST, SHERRE 26, 57, 58, 65, 94, 122, 177, 178, 182 PRUS, PATRICIA 122 RAHRIG, ANN-22, 53, 122, 181, 182, 175 RANZ, DONNA 122 f « .j RAYBURN. ANNA 12, 14, 44, 52, 55, 63, 66, 67, 95’, 122, 177, 182 REINERT, LISA 12, 14, 21, 29, 44, 53, 54, 55, 65, 68, 91, 92, 122, 182 richert;cheri 123 RICHTER, USA 123 RIEDEL, MONICA 27, 58, 89, 123, 179, 185 RINCKEL, LORI 73, 123, 175, 179, 182, 183 ROAT, ELIZABETH 123, 184, 189 ROBISCH, LUANNE 14, 27, 66, 123 RUEHL, TERESA 12. 14, 27, 123 RUNTZ, PAMELA 123 RUTER, GAIL 14, 123 SAHO, CHERYL LYNN 24, 64, 123, 175, 179 SALYERS, MARGARET 14, 26, 123, 177 SANDERS, MAUREEN 123 SCHACKMANN, NANCY 26, 123 SC ENKEL, KIMBERLY 123, 177 SCHMITZ, MARGARET 59, 123 175, 178, 182 „ SCHNEIDER, BARBARA 123 SCHNEIDER, LISA 7, 124 SCHOENBAECHLER, LINDA 14, 84, 93, 96, 124 W SCHULENBERG, DEBRA 27, 57, 58, 6fl|66, 67, 96, 124, 181, 182, 183, 185 ®k A , SCHWARTZ, MAUREEN 27, 124 SCHWIETER, LORI 31, 34, 63, 124, 175 gSEITER, SANDRA 124 sSHEANSHANG, TONI 124 SHRYOCK, DONNA 27, 124 SICKMANN, JUDITH 61, 124, $4 SILLIES, NANCY 124 •jiSIMPSON, JERITA 83, 124, 181, 183, 185 SMALL, ELIZABETH 26, 124 iSMITH, CHERYL 9, 20, 31, 91, 92, 124 SPATH, PATRICIA 124, 177 SPIESER. PATRICIA 52, 53, 124 SPINDLER, KIMBERLEY 2, 21, 124, 175, 183 STEIGELMAN, SANDRA 124, 17|jpV;V STENGER, SHERRY 10, 125, L77jl78, 182 STENTZ, JANICE 125 STIGLER, JULIE 125 € STOECKEL, JENNY 125 STREICHER, SUSAN 27, 95, 125 STUBENRAUCH, KAREN 12, 95, 125 SUER, NANCY 125 SUNDERHAUS, PHYLLIS 90, 94, 125 TEBBE, JENNY 95, 125 TENKMAN, LAURA 26, 125, 175 THIEMANN, LAURA 15, 36, 65, 82, 91, 92, 125, 175, 177, 178, 183 THINNES, PATRICIA 13, 30, 53, 125 THOMAS, JENNIFER 56, 125, 179, 182 TIMME, DIANE 17, 125, 179 TOELKE, JANICE 31, 125 TOROK, SUZANNE 37, 82, 125, 175, 177, 180 TWELE, DONNA 24, 26, 126 UMBERG, VICTORIA 27, 126, 179 VANHOLTE, ROBIN 14, 126 VANNOTTINGHAM, SUSAN 91, 126 VEERKAMP, KATHY 13, 80, 126, 175 VIDOUREK, .ANGELA 44, 126, 175 VILAS, DIANE 93, 126 VILLARI, CAROL 126 VOLLMAN, NANCY 9, 126 VOLPENHEIN, BARBARA 67, 126 WACHENDORF, ANNE 8, 91, 92, 126, 179 WAGNER, JENNIFER 126 WALLENHORST, CONNIE 14, 126 WALSH, JULIE 126 WALTER, DOLORES 127 WALTERS, CONSTANCE 127 WARD, JUDITH 7, 127, 177 WEDGEWOOD, LORI 14, 127, 180, 183 WEHMANN, DEBRA ROSE 127 WELAGE, JENNIFER 17, 127, 175 WELLER, SUSAN MARIE 14, 90, 127 WELTE, JILL THERESA 84, 127 WERNICKE, RONDA LEE 94, 127 WETTERAU, MARTY SUE 127, 175 WHYLE, WANDA MARIE 127, 175 WILLIAMS, GERALYN 127, 178 WISSEL, KAREN 127 WQODHOUSE, JULIE 65, 90, 91 127 WUEST, ELIZABETH 45, 67, 68, 127 JUNIORS U ALBANESE, LORRAINE 92, 93, 130, 175 ALBERS, ROSEMARIE 130 BACH, CYNTHIA ANN 90, 130, 175 BALASH, JOAN 62, 73, 130, 180, 183 BARNETT, DUANA 29, 81, 92, 130 BELLMAN, PEGGY 130 BENEDIC, NANCY 9, 47, 62, 83, 130, 183, 107 BERTKE, ANGELA 130 BETZ, LINDA 83, 130, 183 BEUMER, DIANA 130 ' BIESIK, RACHEL 130 BIGNER, BRIGID 83, 130, 175, 177, 184, 188 BINZER, JANE 130 BINZER, JEANNE 130 BLACK, JENNIFER 47, 73, 83, 130 BLESSING, MARGARET 130 BLESSING, PATRICIA 62, 130 . BLUM, ELIZABETH 80, 130, 175, 176 BOLTEN, THERESA 130 BRACKEN PATRICIA 130, 107 BRAUSCH, CYNTHIA 130, 175 BREEN, MARY PATRICIA 130 BRENNER, JENNIFER 23, 130, 180, 183, 184, 185, 107 BRISBIN, JUDITH 53, 130, 180, 185 BROSS, ALICE JEAN 52, 130 BRUENING, PIERRETTE 130 BRUNSMAN, BRENDA SUE 96, 131, 182 BURNS, CONNIE 131 a ■ BUSHMAN, BEVERLY 3, 55, 131, 176, 179 CARROLL, PEGGY 70, 131 CLEARY, MARY 12, 131, 106 COX, MONICA 131 CRAMER, JODY 131, 185 DARRAGH, THERESA 88, 89, 131, 175 DAUWE, JOYCE 56, 82, 131, 183, 185 DAY, THERESA 93, 131, 185 DELAET, SHERRY 131 DENOMA, ANDREA 131 DERRENKAMP, CYNTHIA 4, 131, 185 DICKENHERR, CAROL 81, 131 DOSSMAN, LAURY 131 DOUGLAS, MARY 131, 180 DROPPELMAN, KATHLEEN 46, 131 DURANT, CYNTHIA 131, 179, 180 DYAR, SUZANNE 8, 131 DYE, GAYLA 131 DYER, TERESA 15, 46, 131, 177 ELLERT, KATHY 131 EMMERLING, ANN MARIE 131, 178 EMS, JULIA 131, 179, 107 EPPERT, LYNN 131 FELIX, JUDITH 132, 184, 182, 188, 189, 106 FISHER, THERESA 132 FRANZ, DIANE 132 FREDERICK, CHARLENE 66, 67, 132, 177 FREY, DENISE ANN 22, 132 FRIEND, TAMI 132 FRIETSCH, NANCY 132 FULKS, CRISTY 89, 132, 175 GAWOLEK, LYNDA 132, 185 GIBBONS, JENNIFER 57, 132, 177 GILLIGAN, NANCY 132, 180, 184, 188, 189 GILMARTIN, SHARON 69, 132, 177 GRADY, GINGER 57, 132 GRAHAM, BRIGID 132 GROME, LYNN 132 GUTMAN, GERALYN 132, 185 GUTZWILLER, JENNIFER 132 HAMANT, SHARON ROSE 81, 83, 92, 132 HAMER, THERESA 71, 132, 183, 106 HARDIG, SALLY 35, 53, 65, 132 HAUBNER, PATTI 25. 34, 132 HAVERLAND, TERRI 83, 132, 183 HEGEMAN, MARY 132 HEITKER, MARY 80, 132, 183 HELLMANN, ELLEN 132, 182 HERBERT, DEBORAH 132, 177 HERBERT, MARY 132, 175 HOLBEN, BA BETTE 133 HOLTHAUS, PATRICIA 133 HOMER, LYNNE 62, 133, 180 HUESMAN, JEANNE 133, 179 HUFF, CATHY 133, 180 HUFF TINA 133 HUGHES, LAURA 133 HULLER, LESLIE 90, 133, 177 HUXEL, NANCY 133, 106 IEZZONI, ANNA INDERHEES SUE 133, 178, 181, 182, 185 JOHNSTON, THERESA 133 JUNG, CATHERINE 20, 54, 65, 90, 133, 177, 181, 182 KAISER, JEANNE 70, 133 KAMMER, JENNIFER 133, 175, 180, 182, 184 188 KASSELMANN, NANCY 133 KAUP, CONSTANCE 133, 178, 182 KAUP, MARY 90, 133, 179 KELLER, JEANNE 133, 183 KEMME, LAURA 133, 184, 188 Ui KEMPER, BARBARA 133, 177, 180, 182 KESSEN, JULIA 133, 183 KIMBROUGH, ROBIN 133, 179 KLEIN, NANCY 133 KLOSTERMAN, LINDA 133 KNAB, JENNY LYNN 68, 134 KOEHLKE, JANICE 62, 89, 134, 175, 183 KOLBE, CHRISTINE 73, 34 KOORS, JANNICE 55, 65, 36, 73, 90, 134, 182 KRACH, MARY 134 KRAMER, CAROLYN 20, 73, 134, 175, 177, 183 KRISTOF, REBECCA 56, 134, 176, 179, 180, 182 KRUEGER, MARY 81, 134, 183, 107 KUETHE, MICHELLE 134, 180, 182 KUETHE, NATALIE 134, 177, 179, 184, 185, 188 KUHLMANN, MICHELLE 134 LACHANCE, ELLEN 15, 23, 72, 134 LAHMANN, MARYANN 32, 56, 65, 134, 178, 179 LAMMERT, MARY 134, 184, 185, 107 LAWARRE, LAURA 134, 178 LEHKER, CYNTHIA 70, 134 LEMKUHL, DIANE 134 LESCH, KAREN 134 LEVIN, JANICE 134 LIERER, MELODY 134 LINDHORST, MARGARET 23, 35, 46, 134, 179, 182, 184, 106 LOHBECK, DONNA 134 LYONS, AMY 134 MACORITTO, MARIA 134 MAI, SHARON 3, 134, 179, 181, 184, 106 MALLARD, KAREN 73, 134 MANN, JEANETTE 46, 59, 135 MARINGER, TRACIE 185 MAURER, KARYN 52, 71, 135, 106 MAZZEI, MARY C. 135, 180, 185 MCCARTHY, COLLEEN 135 MCCARTY, CAROL 73, 135, 179, 106 MCKINLEY, LISA 135, 177 MCMAHON, KATIE 135, 180, 184 MCMANUS, KATHLEEN 70, 135, 177 MCMILLAN, VALERIE 135, 183 MEES, CARRIE 59, 135, 175, 180, 181, 182, 106 MEINERS, JENNIFER 135 MENKE, ELIZABETH 15, 58, 135, 180 METZ, NAN 16, 70, 72, 135, 183 MEYER, BARBARA 135 MEYER, SUSAN 135 MEYMAN, LISA 135, 182 MILLER, BARBARA 15, 70, 135, 179, 184 MILLER, DONNA 135, 106 MOELCHERT, NANCY 62, 135, 180, 184, 185 MOLUMBY, KATHLEEN 135 MONAHON, MARY E. 62, 135, 180, 184, 185, 106 MOODY, ALICE 135 MOORMAN, JULIE 62, 65, 81, 135, 106 MORANO, KATHLEEN 12, 135, 107 MORRISON, PAIGE 35, 136, 184, 188 MOTZ, KIMBERLY 15, 73, 136, 179 MUCHMORE, DEBBIE 65, 70, 136, 177, 182 MULDOON, PATRICA 71, 136 MURRAY, PATTY 35, 81, 136 NEYER, BONNIE 136, 180 NIEBERDING, JILL 73, 136, 180 NIEHAUS, ANN LORETTA 136 NURRE, LESLIE 136 OCHS, PATRICIA 136 O CONNELL, KATHLEEN 136 OCONNELL, PEGGY 136 OELKER, JULIE 136 OTT, LINDA 136, 177 OTTE, DEBBIE 136, 177 OTTEN, JENNA 62, 136 PARK, YON HI 136 PAVON, GABRIELA 136 PIERSON, MARY 136, 177 PIO, MARY 136 POPE, JENNIFER 136, 177, 183 POTTER, LADONNA 136, 175 POWERS, PEGGY 136, 106 RACK, NANCY 136, 177, 184, 185 RADLOFF, KAREN 70, 136 RAHE, JULIE 72, 80, 81, 83, 137, 178, 183, 185 REIBER, RENEE 80, 137 REILMAN, THERESA 137, 184, 107 REINERT, CHERYL 48, 137 REISIGER, LISA 25, 70, 137 REISIGER, NANCY 137 RIEMAN, PAM 69, 137 RIES, KATE 137 . RISOLA, SHARON 81, 137 ROBBINS, VIVIAN 137 ROCHFORD, LORI 35, 53, 71, 73, 137, 177, 181, 183, 106 ROEMER, SUSAN 137 ROETTING, KATHLEEN 137 ROLL, JULIE 15, 137, 177 ROLOFF, MICHELLE 137 ROSEN ACKER, CAROL 47, 62, 137 ROTHENBUGLER, LAURA 70, 73, 137 RUHE, JEANETTE 137, 182 RUHE, JOYCE 137, 178, 180 RUSSELL, KAREN 137 RUSSO, DENISE 23, 46, 92, 137 RUST, ANNE 137, 175 RUTER, DIANA 137 RUTZ, KAREN 79, 137, 175, 176, 184, 189, 107 SAUNDERS, LAURA 7, 28, 29, 137, 180, 185 SCHELL, MARIA 138 SCHMITZ, TERESA 138 SCHNEIDER, AMY 70, 138, 176, 184, 188 SCHNEIDER, EMILY 138 SCHNEIDER, JANICE 15, 46, 73, 138 SCHUH, PAULA 62, 138, 180 SEITER, LOIS 138 SENGEWALD, MARY 65, 138 g SFARNAS, LEAH 138 SHANKS, MARTHA 138, 175, 177, 181 SICKING, KAREN 16, 138, 106 SIEMER, BARBARA 62, 138, 180 SIEMER, ELAINE 138, 180 SIEVERS, DONNA 68, 138 SILVATI, MICHELLE 73, 138, 180 SINDIONG, PAMELA 72, 73, 138 SMITH, THERESA 138, 178 SORIANO, THERESA 14, 138 STARK, VICTORIA 138 STEINKER, DIANE 138, 184, 188 STENTZ, JANE 62, 138, 182, 183 STREICHER, LORI 73, 138 STRETCH, PATRICIA 97, 138, 183 STRICKER, NANCY 81, 138 STUPAK, LAURA 12, 138, 176, 179, 106 SULLIVAN, ERIN 138, 180, 184 SUNNENBERG, MARY 139, 175 THIEMANN, MARY ELLEN 23, 71, 139, 178, 179, 182 THIEMANN, SANDRA 139, 185 TILLOTSON, BEV 139 TWELE, DEBORAH LYNN 139 UNDERHILL, STACEY 70, 73, 139, 179 VALENTINO, VICTORIA 62, 139, 184, 106 VANDEGRAFT, THERESA 139 WACHENDORF, JUDI 53, 71, 139, 181, 182, 183 WESTENDORF, LINDA 139 WESTERFELD, JULIE 139 WESTR1CH, PAMELA 44, 139 WIETHORN, PAMELA 28, 62, 139, 181, 182, 183 W1NTERMEYER, TARA 139, 185 WISSEL, MARY 139, 177, 179 WOESTE, SHARON 139 WOOD, JOANNE 139, 185 WURZELBACHER, JENNY 7, 52, 71, 93, 139, 175, 178, 182, 183 ZORB, MARY BETH 72, 139, 179, 183, 106 SOPHOMORES ALTES, LISA 142 ANDERSON, JULIE 142, 175, 182 ARMBRUSTER, TERESA 142, 179 BATTERSBY, KATHERINE 68, 142 BELLA, SHERRY LYN 142, 184 BERING, JENNIFER 62, 142, 180 BERTRAM, JULIE 82, 142, 177, 178, 183, 185 BETSCH, JENNIFER 72, 89, 142 BETSCH, NANCY 12, 41, 142, 177, 183 BETZ, KERRY 142 BIERMAN, GLORIA 142, 178, 183 BLACK, WENDY 142 BLANK, KATHY 142 BLANKEN, AMY 142 BLESSING, JULIA 69, 142, 180, 181 BOCK, LISA 16, 142 BOSSE, CECELIA 142 BOUCK, TAMMY 142 BOVA, JANE 142 BRADLEY, DEBRA 142 BRAUN, KATHRYN 142 BRAYN, MICHELLE 142 BREETZ, ANN 142 BRIGGS, BARBARA 142, 183 BRISTOW, JOANNE 142 BROCKMAN, LORI 142 BROWN, PAMELA 142 BRUNO, DEBRA 21, 143 BUELTERMAN, THERESA 5, 40, 69, 143, 183 BUESCHER, NANCY 143, 77 BUNCH, KATHLEEN 143 BURBAGE, TERRI 143 BUSAM, MARIANNE 76, 143, 183 BUSHMAN, DIANE 143, 176, 179, 183 CAROVILLANO, LISA 143 CASILE, ARLENE 143 CAULTON, JOLANDA 13, 43 CHAMBERS, LISHA 143 CHAPMAN, LINDA 143, 176, 183 CLEMENTS, YVONNE 14, 143 COBB, SUE 143 COLBY, GRACE 21, 143, 179 COLIN A, DONNA 82; 143, 185 COLLINS, KERRY 143 CONLEY, JODY 143, 183 CONOVER, SHERI 36, 63, 143, 183 COOK, DEBORAH 143 COOMBS, DEBRA 143 COTTERELL, MARIANN 143, 179 CREELMAN, MARY BETH 143, 183 CRISTOFOLI, REGINA 143 DAEGER, ANN 143 DAHLSTROM, MARY 52, 143, 175, 177, 178 DANIELS, MARY 143 DELLECAVE, REBECCA 143, 183 DENHART, PEGGY 21, 39, 44, 71, 143, 181, 185 DIEGMUELLER, WENDY 144 DIETZ, CARRIE 144, 183 DILLON, MARGARET 62, 84, 144, 177, 180 DIRR, DIANE 16, 40, 41, 144, 183 DIRR, DIANNA 144 DONNELLY, MARY BETH 16, 88, 89, 144 DOYLE, MARGARET 144, 178, 180, 176, 184 DUPONT, LAURIE 144 DURBAN, DONNA 144, 178 EHEMAN, ALISON 144 ELLERT, THERESA 41, 144 ELSNER, SUSAN 144 EMS, SHEILA 144, 177, 178 ESPEL, LISA 144, 175, 183 FALLS, CHRISTINE 144 FEHRING, SHERRY 84, 144 FELDMAN, LAVONNE 144, 176 FERRIS, CONSTANCE 144, 183 FOCKE, ANITA 38 , 144 FOLZENLOGEN, PEGGY 144 GALLAGHER, KATHLEEN 144 GALLO, GINA 144, 176 GAWOLEK, DEBORAH 144 GAYNOR, CATHERINE 144 GEIGER, CHRISTINA 144, 185 GEIGER, LAURA 145 GORDON, CRIS 12, 145 GROTE, BARBARA 16, 40, 145, 170 GROTE, MARY 145, 183 HAGEDORN, ROSMARIE 145 HARMEYER, DEBORAH 38, 39, 145, 176, 183 HARRIGAN, MARY 145, 179, 183 HAUSER, JULIE 145 HAUSFELD, CHRIS 145 HAWKINS, JENNIFER 40, 145, 176 HEAL, VICKI 145 HEBELER, MARY 34, 145, 185 HEDRICK, CATHERINE 145 HEENEY, MARY 145 HEFLIN, DEBORAH 145 HEILMAYER, LISA 145 HEIMKREITER, TERESA 145 HELLWEG, LYNDA 145 HENDRICKS, BARBARA 145, 178 HERZOG, LINDA 145 HILL, REGINA 145 HILS, BARBARA 96, 145, 182 HONOLD, COLEEN 145 HOUCHENS, JUDITH 145, 179 HOUSER, PATRICIA 16, 145, 183 HUDEPOHL, SUSAN 145 HUESMAN, LAURI 80, 145, 179, 182 ISAACS, AIMEE 146, 182 JAEGER, MICHELLE 146 JELEN, LISA 146 JENNINGS, DIANE 57, 63, 146, 179, 180 JESTER, DONNA 31, 146, 184 JUNIET, TERESA 146 KAHNY, COLLEEN 146 KANDIL, JILL 146, 176, 180 KASSELMANN, KAREN 40, 41, 146 KEARNS, MARY 146, 179, 180 KELLY, BARBARA 146, 183 KEMEN, JENNY 146 KERN, LISA 146 KERN, MARY 146 KESSEN, BARBARA 146 KIST, JANE 8, 45, 52, 76, 146, 175, 176, 182 183 KISTNER, LORI 146, 183 KISTNER, SHEILA 146 KLING, KATHLEEN 3, 38, 39, 40, 72, 146, 175 • ' ! KLUMB, CHERIE 146 KNECHT, GINA 16, 146 KOEHLING, LINDA 146, 183 KOKENGE, JULI 146 KOLDE, KAREN 146 KOPP, RUTH 146 KORDENBROCK, PEGGY 146, 178 KORTEKAMP, SUSAN 146 KRAMER, LISHA 49, 147, 183 KRISMER, THERESA 13, 76, 147 KROEGER, MARY 63, 147 KROGER, KAMALA 147, 183 KRUETZKAMP, JILL 147 LADUKE, MARTYNE 45, 147, 175 LAFARY, ANN 147 LAMMERT, LASA 71, 147 LARBUS, PAMELA 63, 147 LAUGEL, NANCY 147 LAWARRE, BETH 147 LAWLER, TRACY 147 LEE, THERESA 147 LEISGANG, MARY 147 LEVIN, PAMELA 4, 88, 89, 147, 175 LIERER, PAULA 147 MACDONALD, MAUREEN 13, 57 MALJE, SALINA 147, 183 MANZ, MACHELL 147, 178 MARSAL, ANN 147 MARTIN, LISA 76, 147, 183 MAURER, SUSAN 13, 40, 147, 183 MAZZEI, ANNETTE 147 MCBRIDE, KELLY 147 MCCARTHY, JAYME 147 MCHUGH, COLLEEN 49, 147, 183 MCKENNA, CHRISTINA 147, 179 MEIERING, LEIGH 147, 183 MERCER, CATHRYN 148 MEYER, CYNTHIA 148 MEYER, JULIE 148 MEYER, MARIA 148, 183, 184 MILLER, BARBARA 41, 148 MOORWESSEL, THERESE 36, 71, 148, 175 MORENO, ANDREA 148 MOSER, LYNN 148, 183 MULDOON, KELLY 148 MURPHY, LAURIE 148 MURPHY, MARY 148 MURRAY, AMY 76, 148, 183 NAEGELE, LORI 148 NICKERT, MELISSA 9, 10, 148, 175 NIEHOFF, REGINA 8, 71, 148 NIEMAN, LAURIE 148, 178 NORMAN, MICHELE 148, 183 O CONNOR, COLEEN 148 OLLINGER, DEBORAH 148 ORTH, MARY 148 O TOOLE, BRIDGETT 148 OTTO, JERILYN 148 PACE, MONICA 13, 62, 148, 180 PARSONS, ROSE 148, 179 PAVON, CABRIELA 12, 62 PAYNE, MARY 39, 45, 148, 175, 177, 183 PENNEKAMP, SANDRA 148 PETER, JEANNE 40, 72, 148 PETERS, DIANE 149, 183 PETERSMANN, JANE 68, 149 PETERSON, KRISTEN 149 PIERCE, JANICE 149 POWELL, TERRI 77, 149 PUTHOFF, KIMBERLY 149, 179 QUINN, KATHLEEN 149 RAABE, MELISSA 38, 149, 179, 181, 182, 183 RAFFERTY, SUSAN 62, 149, 185 RANZ, MARY 30, 176, 180, 184 RANZ, MOLLY 149, 176 REESE, KAREN 149 REICHEL, CHERYL 38, 72, 149, 175 REPASKY, CHRISTINE 149 RIEDEL, LORI 76, ' 149, 183 RIEDY, SANDRA 149 RIEHLE, JANET 38, 149 RIES, MARY 149, 178 RIESENBECK, LISA 149, 177 RINK, LISA 149 RITTER, JILL 40, 54, 149 ROBERS, MICHELE 149 ROBISCH, PATRICIA 76, 149 ROMER, CINDY 149 RONDINELLL MARIA 149 ROSEN, IRENE 149 ROSS, ANNE 55, 57. 88, 89, 149, 175 RUSSO, VICKY 150 RYAN, CYNTHIA 150, 178 SAND, TRACEY 150 SANDERS, MERRI 150, 185 SCHAFT, KAREN 79, 150, 185 SCHERZ, ANGELA 3, 150, 181 SCHINDLER, TERESA 150, 179 SCHMETZER, VICKI 150 SCHMIDT, JANE 150 SCHMITZ, DIANE 45, 150, 179 SCHNEIDER, CATHERINE 150 SCHOENLAUB, JACQUELY 150 SCHROTT, LOIS 150 SCHUMACHER, JAYCE 150 SCHWEINEFUSS, CATHERINE 150, 183 SCHWETSCHENAU, ELLEN 150 SETA, ROSE 150, 183 SHARP, ROBIN 150 SMITH, REGINA 150 SONDERMAN, SUSAN 150 SPINDLER, KELLY 150, 176 SPITZNAGEL, MARY 150 STEHLIN, JANICE 62, 68, 150 STEIBER, FRANCIE 150 STEPHENSON, LAURA 40, 150 STIEGLER, MARLA 41, 150 STORMS, GLADYS 76, 151, 185 STRAWSER, LIZABETH 34, 181, 183, 185 i l i i STREICHER, JAN 151 STUBENRAUCH, SUSAN 8, 11, 151 SURNBROCK, PAULA 151, 183 TENHUNDFELD, MARY 151 TETZNER, CAROL 151 THIEMANN, THERESA 71, 151 THOMAS, MARILYN 151, 183, 184 THOMPSON, JENNIFER 151 THORNBURY, LISA 8, 151 VENNEMEYER, THERESA 40, 151 VILAS, TERRI 151 WALLENHORST, VICKI 77, 151, 180 WALTER, CYNTHIA 151 WALTERS, JUDITH 151 WEISGERBER, CHRISTINE 151 WENTZEL, THERESA 63, 68, 151 J WERNICKE, REGINA 151 WESTENDORF, SUSAN 151 WILLIAMS, SUSAN 151 ZIEGER, CHRISTA 151 ZIEGELMEYER, PATRICIA 151 ZORB, MARY 41, 15 ZOZ, MAR 151 FRESHMAN ALBANESE, JUDITH 154, 178 ALLAIRE, BRIDGET 154, 183 ALTHERR, KAREN 154 ANDERSON, JUDITH 154, 180 ANGILELLA, JANICE 67, 154, 178, 180 APPF.LMANN, KIMBERLY 154 g ASHCRAFT, HEATHER 154 I . ATKINS, SUSANNE 154, 178 j :V BACKUS, KATHLEEN 12, 154, 183, 184, 85 BALZER, VICKIE 154, 86 BARCUS, PATRICIA 154, 183 BARNHORST, MICHELE 154, 183 BAUMAN, CLAUDIA 154, 87 BAYER, JULIA 154 BECKMAN, CARMELA 154, 178 BENS, EILEEN 180, 154 BERDING, AMY 69, 154, 179 BERLING, SANDRA 154, 178 BERTRAM, MARY 27, 154, 183 BEUMER, ANGELA 154 BOLTEN, BARBARA 154 BORCHERS, LINDA 58, 154 BOSSE, FRANCES 27, 154, 183 BOUCK, VICKI 154 BOWMAN, MARIA 52, 154 BOYLE, AMY 12, 154 BRENNER, CATHLEEN 155, 185 BRIGGS, CAROLYN 62, 155, 179, 180 BRINKMAN, MARIANNE 55, 155, 86 BRINKMANN, MOLLY 55, 155, 86, 87, 178, 179 BUCKREUS, JANIS 155, 178, 183 BUETER, CONNIE 155, 184 BURGER, MARY 155, 180, 185 BURKE, ANN 155 BURNS, MICHELLE 87, 155 CAFAZZO, KAREN 178 CALKINS, LYNN 155, 180 CARR, JEAN 155, 178 CARROLL, ERIN 71, 155, 185 CASILE, ALISA 155 CLARK, STEPHANIE 155 CLASGENS, KAREN 155, 183 CLUXTON, DIANNE 155, 179 CONNOLE, LYNN 155, 181, 185 CONROY, JUDY 57, 155, 180 CREED, GINA 94, 155 CREED, SUSAN 155 CULLEN, SUSAN 62, 155, 180 DANIELE, MARY 155 DAVENPORT, MARY 155, 180 k DAY, DENISE 155 DEHLER, JENNIFER 94, 95, 155 DEITSCHEL, CATHERINE 183 DICK, SHERI 155 DILLMAN, DIANE 155 DOLL, DENISE 155, 184, 185 DORAN, TRACI 155 DORR, MARY 155 DORRMANN, JACQUELINE 155 DOUTIIWAITE, SUSAN 155 DOWERS, DENISE 2, 155 DOWERS, KIMBERLY 155 DROUT, JANICE 16, 156, 180 DUNN, JENNIFER 156 EGGERS, MARY 156 EHRHARDT, DAWN 156 ENDRES, LORI 156 FAIN, MARY FAY, JEANETTE 156 FEELEY, PAMELA 156 FELDKAMP, JANE 156, 178 FELIX, NANETTE 156 FERRIS, LISA 16, 86, 156, 179, 180, 183 FEUCHTER, MARY 156, 179, 180 FITCH, PATRICIA 156 FLEISCH, KELLI 156 FLEMING, RENEE 156, 178 FOX, ELIZABETH 94, 136, 178 FROEHLE, SUZANNE 156 GAGLIARDO, MARY 156 GALLENSTEIN, ANNE 156, 179, 183 GALLINA, MARY 156 GEIGER, LISA 86, 156, 178 GIBBONEY, JULIE 156 GOWDY, YVONNE 156 GROME, SUSAN 156, 183 GROTE, PEGGY 156 GRUSECK, BRENDA 156 GWINNER, JENNIFER 71, 156 HABERTHY, MARY 61, 86, 94, 156 HAGEDORN, ALENA 156 HALL, MARVIS HAMONS, LORI 156, 183, 184, 185 HANCOCK, MARY 156 HANKERSON, KAREN 157, 183 HANRAHAN, CONNIE HARMEYER, JULIE 157, 183 HARRIS, CHERYL 2, 157, 178, 180 HAUCK, BARBARA 58, 157 HAUSMEN, GERALYNN 157 HEFLIN, LISA 157, 179 HEIMBACH, LINDA HELLKAMP, JEANNETTE 81, 157, 184 HENDERSON, MARY 157 HENNARD, MARY 80, 157 HENNEKES, HOLLY 157, 183 HERZOG, VIRGINIA 157 HESSLER, BARB 157, 183 j I |gf, HILBERT, TAMARA 157, 178, 180 HILDEBRAND, TAMMY 157, 178, 179 HILS, SANDRA 87, 157, 180 HOEPER, SARA 10, 157 HOFFMAN, JENNIFER HOFMANN, LINDA 87, 157, 180 HORNE, LISA 157, 180, 183, 184, 185 HUDGINS, SUSAN HUESMAN, LESLIE 71, 157, 77 HUSSA, PATRICIA 26, 157, 179 HUTCHINSON, VICTORIA 157, 185 HUWEL, JACQUELINE 58, 83, 157, 178 183 INMAN, TAMMY ISADORE, GINA ISLER, JACKIE 86, 157, 183 JACOBS, JENNIFER 157 JELEN, JULIA 157 JOHNSON, TFIERESA 79, 157, 183 JONES, SHIRLEY 157, 178 JUMP, MELISSA 87, 157, 183 JUMP, SHERRY 87, 157, 178 JUNK, LAURA JUNKER, JENNIFER 94, 157 KABBES, PAM KAHLES, LORI 158, 180, 184 KAMMER, MARGARET 2, 86, 158, 180 KAUP, PATRICIA 158, 180, 185 KEARNS, CHRISTINE 158, 179 KELLER, JUDITH 158, 180 KELLER, PATRICIA 158 KELLER, TINA 67, 158, 178, 183 KERN, TERESA 158, 180 KING, JUDY 158, 178, 179 KLEIN, KAREN 71, 158 KLEIMAN, JACQUELINE 71, 76, 158, 183 KLUENER, GAYLE 158. 184 KNODLE, SUZANNE 86, 158, 179 KOLODZIK, MAUREEN 158. 179 KOMBRINCK, KIMBERLY 158 KORTE, MARY 158 KRAMER, KAREN 86, 94, 158, 183 KRAMER, KIM 27, 96, 94, 158, 183 KREIMER, BETSY 158 KROEGER, PEGGY 158 KRUEGER, JANE 86, 87, 158, 179, 183 KRUMMEN, LISA 27, 158 KUBICKI, JULIE 62, 158, 179 KUHLMANN, LISA 10, 158 KUNTZ, LISA 158 KUNTZ, THERESA 158 LACRONE, CHARLOTTE 67, ' 158, 178 LAMPING, LISA 158 KUNTZ, THERESA 158 LACRONE, CHARLOTTE 67, 158, 178 LAMPING, LISA 158 LANGE, CATHERINE 67, 159, 179, 180 LAPILLE, TRACY 159 LAURITA, SUZANNE 159, 183 LIGETT, SUSAN 87, 159, 180 LISTERMANN, MARY 86, 159, 171, 180 LITTLEPAGE, TERESA 159 LITZINGER, PEGGY ANN 15% LOCKWOOD, DIANE 159 LOGSDON, MONICA 159 LOVINS, KAREN LYNN 159 LUDMANN, THERESA 69, 87, 159, 179 LUSHER, DENISE 159 MACDONALD, COLLEEN 159 MADDEN, ALISA 159 MAGUIRE, KATE 159, 183 MAKIN, JENNIFER 27, 159, 94, 179 MARINGER, KELLI 159, 180 MARKINS, JULIE 159, 185 MARSHALL, NATALIE 159 MARTINI, SANDY 159 MARUSKA, LINDA 94, 159 MAURITS, ELAINE 159, 185 MAXWELL, JENNIFER 183, 27 MCDONALD, KAREN 159, 183 MCKENZIE, MARY 159 MCMAHON, EILEEN 159 MCNALLY, CONNIE 159 MEINERDING, JULIE 159, 86, 180 MELSON, POLLY 159 MENKE, DIANE 80, 94, 159, 178, 183 MENKE, LAURA 157, 180 MERCER, CAROLINE 159 MERRITT, NICOLE 159 1 ffiTjB f | I WE i METTE, MARILYN 159, 183, 184 MEYER, SHARON 159 MEYERROSE, PEGGY 160 MOODY, CAROLYN 160, 180 MOSER, RENEEE MUENCH, KATHLEEN 80, 160, 183 MULDOON, MARY 160, 179, 180 NIEHAUS, KAREN 94, 160, 179, 183 NIEHAUS, MARY 160, 180 NEIHAUS, THERESA 160, 180 NOLTE, KIMBERLY 160, 178 NORMAN, MARI LEE 160, 178 NUCKOLS, KATHLEEN 160, 183 OBERMEYERK OBERMEYER, JENNIFER 160, 179 OSTERHUES, CATHERINE 87, 160, 183 OSTERKAMP, KIMBERLY 81, 160, 183 j OTT, PATRICIA 160, 183 OTTING, SUSAN 160, 179 PAFFE, KELLI 160 PATTON, TERESA 160 PELLMAN, TERESA 87, 160, 184 PELZEL, GINA 71, 160 PETERS, JOANNE 95, 160 PICARIELLO, GINA 178 POLAND, USA 160. 84 POLAND, TINA 160, 179 POLLARD, LISA 160 POTZICK, SUSAN 20, 66, 160 POWELL, VALERIE 160 POWERS, MARY 94, 160 POWERS, MAUREEN 87, 160 REINERT, JANE 69, 161, 178 RICHARD, TRISHUN 11, 69, 161, 180 RIELAG, STEPHANIE RIES, CYNTHIA 10, 161, 178, 180 RISSER, DAWN 161, 178, 185 . ROETTING, ANGELA 161, 183 “ ROLL, MICHELLE 161 ROTH, MARGARET 161, 180, 185 ROTHAN, MARY 161 | ROTHENBUHLER, MARY 163, 179, 180, 184 m ' yj ( ROTHRING, LORI 161, 180 ROTHWEILER, RENEE 161, 179 RUDEMILLER, MARY 161, 180 RUEVE, MICHELLE 11, 161, 176, 179, 180, 184, 185 RUHE, ELIZABETH 161, 179 A RYAN, KATHLEEN 161, 179 SAHO, LISA 14, 94, 161, 178, 183 SANDER, BARBARA 1|1, 180, 183 SANDLIN, AMY 161 SCHAFFER, CATHY 161, I%0, 185 SCHAPKER, JANET 161, 184 SCHEHR, SUSAN 161, 181, 185 SCHEIMANN, ANN 161, 179, 183, 185 SCHINAMAN, PAULA 161, 180 SCHLAECHTER, MARY 161, 77, 95, 179 SCHLARMANN, LINDA 161 SCHLOTTERBECK, JULIA 161 SCHMIDT, DIANE 86, 94, 161 SCHMITZ, BETTY 161, 180 SCHOLLE, MARY 161 SCHUH, ELIZABETH 162, 183 SEITER, DONNA 162 SHANKS, JOANNA 162, 184, 185 SIEMER, PAMELA 162 SIMON, MELISSA 162, 178, 180, 183 SIMPSON, JENITA 162 SLATTERY, CONNIE 162, 178, 180 SMALL, LORETTA 94, 162 SOLOMON, DONNA 162, 179, 180 SPATH, THERESA 162, 178 SPECT, VICKI 61, 162, 180 M SPECHT, VICKI 61, 162, 180 STAHL, MARY 162 STEGF.MEN, BARBARA 179, 162 ' 176, 183, 185 STORMS, DAWNITA 16, 86, 162, 178, 180, 183 STRASBURGER, JERI 162, 183 STRETCH, MARY BETH 162, 178 STUPPRICH, DIANE 57, 63 62, 178, 180 SULLIVAN, SHANNON 44, 162, 181 SWALLOW, KAREN 162 M TABAR, LISA 26, 162 TAKACS, ELISABETH 162 TAN DOC, JENNIFER 15, 162, 183 TEDESCO, TINA 162 TENHUNDFELD, PAMELA 2, 162, 179, iso v TEUSCHLER, JENNIFER 10, 162 THESING, LINDA 162, 178 THOMAS, ANGELA 87, 163, 178, 180 THOMAS, PATRICE 26, 163; 180, 183 TWELE, CHRISTINE 163 UNKR1CH, ANGELA 163 UTTERBACK, SHARON 163, 180 VAN NOTTINGHAM, JUDY 2, 163 VANWAGENEN, LAURA 163, 178, 95, 180 VOLPENHEIN, REBECCA 163, 178, 179 VON KORFF, MARCIA 26, 62, 163, 180 WACHENDORF, MARY 44, 163„179 % 181, 1181 WAHL, LAURA 163, 180 W ALLENHORST, KAREN 163, 184 a EDGEWOOD, TERRI 163,179 ELSH, LINDA 163, 183 WELSH, THERESA 163 WENSTRUP, JULIE 163 WENTZEL, CATHERINE 163 WETHERELL, MARTHA 44, 163, 181, 185 WHALEN, BARBARA 163 WIEHE, JENNY 163 MeSMAN, GEMMA 163, 184, 185 WIEST, JULIA 163 WILLIAMS, JEANETTE 163 179, 180 WINTBRS, JULEI A WINTERS, JULIE 163 WITZGALL, PATRICIA 163 WOESTE, LISA 10, 163, 179 WURZELBACHFR. 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