Moeller High School - Templar Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

1 EMFLAR MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL 9001 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI,OHIO 45242 ,. . . m r. - Year Gives Way To Year. To Strive For Perfection Requires Yearly Change. Moeller High School Has Changed Much During The Last Ten Years. I'Mll... WI :3! Brother Donald E. Dahlmann, S.M. Principal Brother Victor M. Forlani, S.M. Vice-Principal Bro. Robert Jogan, S.M. Business Manager Bro. Fred Hiele, S.M. Guidance Director Fr. Martin Rauscher, S.M. Chaplain Bro. Mike Novak, S.M. Council Moderator Jim Millette Student Council President FACULTY 51-9 9 'merwoo . BLANFORD MR. CHARLES R BARA TTIERI . RICHA RD G . MR MR. MICHAEL E. CAMERON MR. RALPH E. BAUMANN MR. THEODORE T. BACIGALUPO REV. ROBERT E. BROWN, S.M. . GERARD A. FAUST MR. DAVID E. FELLINGER MR. JEROME D. DOERGER 16 MR. jAMES P. EDMISTON MR. THOMAS L. GERREIN BRO. JOSEPH E. CIARK, S.M. 17 MR. JOSEPH c. HEA LEY BRO. JOHN R. HABJAN7 S.M. MR. ROTHF. HERRLINGER BRO, BERNARDJ. HARTMAN, S.M. MR. DANIELP. GIBBONS BRO. ALFRED GRISEZ, S.M. 19 REV. JOSEPH L. KERR, S.M. BRO. FREDERICK L. HIEHLE, S.M. MR. TIMOTHY E, JOHNS 20 BRO. JOSEPHF. KOZAR, S.M. MR. LEOJ. KNUEVEN MR. LAWRENCEI. KNAB BRO. ELMERC. LANCE, S.M. BRO. HERMAN LAMBERS, SM. 22 BRQ MR. JOHN A. MASSARELLA JOHN W. MCFARLANE, S.M. BRO. MICHAELA NOVAK, S.M. MR. PATRICK T. O'LEARY 24 BRO. FRANCIS MEDER, SM. 25 MR. JOHN L. PARKER BRO. JOSEPHB. MEIERDIRKS, S.M. BRO. JOHN M. STRATHERN, S.M. REV. MARTIN J. RAUSCHER, S.M. MR. STEPHEN I. SCHWEITZER 26 MR. MICHAEL F. PENNOCK BRO. TIMOTHY C. PEARSON, S.M, 27 MR. RICHARDM, YANNELLI 4'. . BRO, JOSEPH A, TRAGESER, S.M. BRO. CHARLES P. WANDA, S.M. 28 z i r 4 a i . MR. RAYMOND L, SWEIGART BRO, RAYMOND D. WUCO, S,M. MR. THOMAS E. WILGER 29 MRS, COLETTE TOKARSKI THE CAFETER IA STAFF MR. JOSEPH ASBROCK 30 SEMI DRE I H ear M any C andemn These M en Because They Were S0 F ew. When Were The Good And The Brave E ver In A M ajori ty? H enry David Thoreau n DONALD E. EDWARD J. KENNETH J. MARION J. ADLETA ALM STEDT APKING ARBINO i .z wg KEITH E. STEPHEN H. RONALD H. ARLINGHAUS ASBROCK ASHBROCK dz DAVID M. THOMAS R. DAVID L. AYRES BACK BAGENT 34 ' , Ix. NICHOLAS P. GREGORY BA RAYMOND J. BANKS BARNES BAUER BAUER . Mira . . . A 35 E. MICHAEL MELVIN D. BISCHOFF BISHEA GREGORY L. MICHAEL E. BISSMEYER BOEHL 1 STEPHEN E. RICHARD G. CARL E. STEPHEN R, BOEHNER BOLLMER BOUTET BRADFIELD HUGH C, BRESNAHAN 36 DAVID E, jAMES A. GREGORY C, BREWER BRICKWEG BROXTERMAN JAMES J, RICHARD U. JEROME R. BROXTERMAN BUSALD BUSMEYER k JOHN J. CATALANO THOMAS H. DONALD L. JAMES W. CAUDILL CAZEL CHRISTY TERRENCE E. CONNOR THOMAS E. CO SCO DARROW TIMOTHY TIMOTHY R. CONNOR CORDES JOHN F. HOWARD CRABLE DALTER DENNIS E. JEROME J. DESSERICH DE'IZEL Life Was Meant To Be LivedAnd Curiosity Must Be Kept Alive. One Must N ever, For Whatever Reason, Turn H is Back On Life. Elean0r Roosevelt 38 DAVID J. THEODORE ROBERT K. DOUGLAS J. BISQUE DONOHOUE DOWNEY BRENNAN 39 1 THOMAS J. GARY S. DRES SMAN DRYER NEIL E. THOMAS L. DUMONT DUVELIUS MICHAEL E. RICHARD D. ANDREW T. PAUL F. EFFLER EGAN EIN SPAN IER EITMANT 4O WILLIAM J. ENGEL GREGORY L, ERN STES DENNIS C. ERNST JAMES w. EYSOLDT jAMES F. ERNST THOMAS W. FAG 1N DONALD J. FARLELLO STEPHAN J. FEDERLE JOSEPH FERGUSON MICHAEL A. FITZPATRIC IfAny Man Seeks For Greatness, Let H im F orget Greatness And Ask For Truth, And H 6 Will F ind Both. h Horace Mann TIMOTHY I. GALINARI JOHN G. ROBERT M. FOX FREY DAVID E. FLICK 42 GARY J. GREIWE 5:345 RALPH A. GREGORY GREIWE GRIFFI THS TIMOTHY D. DAVID J. RICHARD G. VICTOR E, GRUBER GUT'ZWiLLER HAGEE I-LAMILTON 44 A. :1. CHARLES P. HAMMOC K GARY I. TIMOTHY J. MARK W. HARDIN HEENAN HENGGELER DENNIS I. HERBERS ROBERT J. HERMANN EDWARD J. WALTER O. THOMAS M, HERTZENBERG HEUER HEYWOOD x3. , -. 11K 1'. L . DENNIS R. HOFFMAN RICHARD L. HOLBEN 46 JAMES R. HUGHES DANIEL M . HUITGER 41 JAMES C. DANIEL P. THOMAS A. HU'MPHREY HUNT JORDAN . h WILLIAM E. CHARLES H, DAVID A. KAPPLER KEFNAN KELLER JOHN G. JAMES E. BRUCE R. WILLIAM J. KELSEY KERKHOFF KERN KILDUFF In The Midst 0f Winter, IFinally Learned That There Was In M e An Invincible S ummer. Albert Camus 47 KEVIN D . KIN SELLA DONALD J. WILLIAM R. GREGORY A. . i KOHNE KOHUS KRAMER 48 MICHAEL J. KRUSE. J. GREGORY ROBERT E . KUNKEL LANE H21 I IAMES 1, WILLIAM A. JAMES w. ' LEl-IRTER LEICI-IMAN LEICHT STEPHEN W . LEIGH ' ,- hgim up -1 . : ' Expand; k JAMES M. MICHAEL J. PATRICK R. M ALONEY MALONEY MALONEY The Map OfAmerica Is A Map OfEndless- ness, 0f Opening Out, OfForever And Ever. N0 Manlv Face Would Make You Think OfIt But His Hope Might, His C ourage M ight. 14 rchibald M acLeish JOSEPH A. THOMAS C. WILLIAM F. MATRE MATZ MAYER PAUL E. JOHN C. KENNETH R. MCHUGH MEIERS STEPHEN J. JOHN M. MICHAEL F. MEINKING MENGEIKAMIP MENO I GEORGE A. MICHAEL H. STEVEN K. WILLIAM J. M ERRITT M ERRITT MESCHER M EYER 51 JAMES H. JAMES R. MEYMAN MILLETTE THOMAS E. RENE J. MILLITZER MOLINA ALAN I. GARY R. JAMES R. MORRIS MUELLER MUELLER 52 WILLIAM J. MUENNICH MICHAEL MU STARD LOUISE H. NI CKOL ROBERT A, MYERS KEVIN E. NIEHAUS NEAL R. NOVAK DAVID A. O'LEARY DAVID J. O ' NEILL THOMAS W. PARKES ROBERT A. PAULY Eh WALTER R. JAMES E. R. EDWARD PEGRAM PFLAN'Z PLEPMEYER MICHAEL D. MICHAEL I. POWERS RADER JAMES T. MICHAEL W. ROGER E. JOSEPH P, RAFTERY RALPH REDER REN'N Wisdom Consists Not So Much In Knowing What To Do In The UltimateAs In Knowing What To Do Next. - Herbert Hoover 54 THOMAS R. REVIS FREDERI CK G . RIE SEN BERG MARK L. RIPPER GER 55 GARY R. ROSSIGNOL RI CHARD A. ERNEST E. ROTH RUMM LER SCOTT M. RICHARD N. RUFF RUSSELL DONALD P. SAYER GREGO RY JO SEPH M . RUWE SAN D 56 PATRICK W. SCHEHR L MICHAEL J. THOMAS J. RICHARD R. SCHERER SCHERMAN SCHLEGEL JOHN B. JOHN C. FRANK J. S CHM IDT SCHNE IDER SCHULER JEFFERY SCHULHOFF JULE STEPHEN R. ROBERT W. SCHULHOFF SCHURIG SCHUTTE So Often We Rob Tomorrows M emories By Todayis Economies. J0hn Mason Brown PHILIP T. PHILIP D, FRANCIS G. SIC KER S IEBENTHALER SIEBER SINGER t. ' 3; w R. LAWRENCE THOMAS M. WILLIAM 1. SMITH SMITH SM ITH SPECKER m RALPH L. DENNIS M. MICHAEL J. STACEY STANTON STARKE n ROBERT P. . DENNIS E. JAMES K. STEEL STEHLIN STEUER RICHARD K. TAULBEE ROBERT A. DAVID STIGLER STITES II JOHN PETER J. STRICKER STUNTEBECK CHRISTIAN W. JEFFREY L. TAYLOR TEISMANN 60 R . M ICHAEL TEPE MICHAEL E. TIMOTHY W. STEVEN J. THEISEN THOMPSON TRAPP RICHARD J. KENNETH M. JOSEPH F. UPHUS VAN ARNEM VAN DULMAN I RUSSELL D. VANNATTA DAVID J. VANOLI l, RICHARD L. VANOLI DANIEL J. VONDERHAAR 62 JOHN E. VORWER CK KENNETH WARE WILLIAM E. GARY A. DAVID A. WATKINS WEBB WEBER JAMES R. IOHN w. STEPHEN R. WEBER WEINKAM WERMES STEPHEN R. GARY GARY I. JAFFREY WES SELS WILCOXSON WOEBKENBERG won. Love And Memory Last And Will S0 Endure Till The Game Is Called Because OfDarkness. Gene F0 wler 63 C . THOMAS YOUNG ORVILLE J. YOUNG GEOFFREY A. WORMUS 64 UNDERCLASSNEN mm lrjmumu 32 2212...?333'7? W. n all II . .- x Adkins, Ronald W. Ashbrock, Stephen M. Back, John P. Baggs, Thomas G. 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Vannatta, Kevin R. Vennemeyer, James J. Verkamp, Thomas K. Vonasek, John W. Wagner, David H. Wanner, William J. Weartz, Robert A. Weber, Robert E Wehrmeyer, Michael F. ' g Weinheimer, Robert xi? 3 V ' Wesselkamper, Guy T. VJ West, Steven W i Whitis, Wayne 0. Wiesner, Gerard P, Williams, Richard T. Wimmers, Jerome P. Winter, David F. Wolf, Thomas R. Woolf, Robert M. Young, Raymond G. 202, RaymondJ Jr. Nester, John ACTMTES N I .. . mm Hg WWV ' HIJHN SCHOLASTIC I V79 W l l- 22kg. Mi? 3 1533i TEMPLAR FIRST ROW: G. Greiwe: G. Kunkel, R, Taulbeex J. Kelsey, B Fiepmeyer. SECOND ROW: M. Glatting, S Wcsscls, J, Stricker J. W011, G. Wormus, j. Mengelkamp. THIRD ROW: D. Flick, M. Gears, R. Russell, J. Hughes, 6. Merritt, G. Ruwe. Faculty Editors Jeff W011 and John Kelsey. Senior Editors Greg Kunkcl and Dave Flick 90 Business Editors John Stricker and Mike Chatting, Activities Editors George Merritt and Dick Taulbee. Social Events Editors Jim Hughes and John Mengelkamp work on Sports Editors Steve Wessels, Greg Rum: and their layout :15 Gary Criewe looks on. jeff VVormus. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Griewe, G. Kunkel, D. Taulbee, J. Kelsey, T. Back, M. Glatting, N. Novak. SECOND ROW: M. Reynolds, S. Leigh, J. W011, D. Flick, J. Millette, M. Gears, Paul McDole. Crusader Staff hurriedly sets up next edition. Editor-inWChief Dave Flick puts in his fifteen minutes Flick and his boys get down to the nitty-gritty, 93 FIRST ROW: Mi Arbino, G. Ruwe, J. Hill. SECOND ROW: R. Egan, G. RossignoL THIRD ROW: R. Hagee, G. Mer- ritt, R. Russell. Moeller's Future Teachers of America, though new and unpublicized, tried to take an active and meaningful role in school activities. The members of this Club take positions as sub- stitute teachers and are in charge of the school activities sign. The club featured guest speak- ers on the latest teaching methods and field trips to universities to study the educational facilities available to today's student. The Club is dedicated not just to the making of tomorrow's teachers, but to helping today's student decide his future profession. We hope to make the complex decisions of the high school student's future a bit easier. With Bro. James Letostak as moderator, sue; cessful operations such as a massive tutoring program and in Class observations of teaching methods were made possible. Any student ine terested in the teaching profession or just un- decided about his future would find this club extremely rewarding. Russell and Schulhoff plan their future. Greg and George do their thing; GEOLOGY CLUB t u 3 FIRST ROW: R. Forrester, D, Greiwe, G. Greiwe, D. Day, D. Fuhrman, J, Asbrock. SECOND ROW: J. Wallace, D. Wcsseler, B, Pannkuk, H. Hall, T. Healey, G. Woebkenberg, THIRD ROW: H. Bresnahan, J. Ferguson, G. Mezack, R. Stacey, A. Reader, N. Banks. Founded in 1967, the purpose of the Geology Club is to give Earth Science students the op- portunity to see geological formations in the immediate area. Bro Bernard Hartman moder- ated the 1968-69 Chapter with Gary Woebken- berg as student. The first part of the year was spent at John Bryant Park, Ky. , Big Bone, Ky. , and Natural Bridge, Ky. Our purpose was to collect fossil specimens in the Kentucky area and to cate- gorize fossils to show the past history of the state. An investigation was made of the geological formations in Ohio and Indiana to study forma- tions and collect first hand specimens. The investigation included trips to southern Indiana to study the formation of geodes and natural caves, to several gravel pits, the Mill Creek River, the Little Miami River and the Old Man's Cave area. Geology Club searches for a bush. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council of Moeller High School is a representative organization with 29 elected students and many more who volunteer their time to help on Council Projects. The exec- utive board of 1968-69 consisted of Pres. Jim Millette, Vice Pres. Neal Novak, Sec. Dave Dirr, Treas. Dave Keller, Parliamentarian Larry Smith, Jun. Pres. Steve Ashbrockt Soph. Pres. John Brogan, Frosh Pres. Greg Litmer. Among the many activities run by Council during the year was the hosting of the second Marianist Leadership Conference in November of 1968. The three day conference had participants from the Marianist Schools in Eastern U. S. and Canada. Guest speakers, Senator Maloney, Bro. O'Neil, SM, and Fr. Whyte, emphasized the role of Student Council in education, the importance of communication and group dynamics. Student Council took on the Intramural pro- gram, Poor Family Project, Christmas As- sembly, the entire Homecoming planning twith innovations of Fireworks, more floats, and the Miss Moeller contest. tr Also very active were the Secial, Cultural, and Spirit Awards Committees. tThe Social committee's biggest dance u Classics IVX The Inter-Club Council helped the clubs make better use of funds available and aided in publicity. The Dress Code Board helped and brought about important changes in these regulations. EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW: D. Dirt, Sec; J. Millette, Pres; N. Novak, V. Pres. SECOND ROW: D. Keller, Treas; L. Smith, Parlia- mentarian. Student Council on the job. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . FIRST ROW: I. Millette Pres- R. Goodhart, V. Pres. FIRST ROW: 1- Gran: 1- Schmldt, 9- Bagent- SECOND SECOND Row: G. Griffiths, Siec- D. Bagent, Treas. ROW: N. Novak, D. Keller, L. Smith. , SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS . I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ken Gittenger, Sec. , Steve Ashbrock, Pres., John Uecker, V. Pres. , Mike Kenny, Treas. JUNIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS FIRST ROW: 5. Ashbrock, K. Morand, K. Gittenger, T. VanFleet. SECOND ROW: M. Kenny, C. DeVirgilio, S. Simendinger. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: M. Wellinghoff, V. Pres; L Brogan, Pres. FIRST ROW: G. Gates, Sec; W. Whitis, Treas, SECOND SECOND ROW: C. Pruden, Treas; W. Gruber, Sec. ROW: G. Litmer, PrES; E. Honerlaw, V. Pres. FIRST ROW: J. Brogan, J. Lavelle, C. Pruden. SECOND FIRST ROW: W. Braun, G. Gates, T. Pruden, I. Dwyer. ROW: J. Dwyer, W. Gruber, T. Schurig, M. Wellinghoff. SECOND ROW: G. Litmer, E. Honerlaw, W. Whitis. SPEECH AND DEBATE 2t VARSITY Fifth ranked Debate team at Columbus for State Tournament. FIRST ROW: G. Hartman, S. Simendinger, G. Wright, F. Sieber, T. Morand, P. Snider, D4 Hyland, G. Greiwe. SECOND ROW: G. Kunkel, I. Sweeney, J. Mohr, S. Palmer, G. Swinarski, R. Hermann, D. Marcus, M. Heitzman, J. Budd. L5 The Speech and Debate Club, under the direc- torship of Bro. Joseph Clark and Mr. Raymond Sweigart, was undoubtedly one of the most active organizations at Moeller. The purpose of the organization is to develop Within the stu- dent the ability to speak logically, clearly and effectively in a given situation. Through his participation in speech and debate activities, the student inevitably gains a certain self-con- fidence that helps him tremendously in his day to day life. The club members began their season early in October and were kept very busy until about the middle of March. The participants com- peted on one of two levels, either Varsity or Novice, and throughout the year they Visited tournaments 0n the tri-state area. In addition, the club members attended two overnight tournaments this year that took them hundreds of miles from the school. This year the Debate team of Greg Kunkel, Joe Budd, Frank Sieber, and Steve Simendinger finished second in the Ohio High School Speech League District Tour- nament and fifth in the state. Speech members Mike Heitzman and Greg Swinarski placed in the Districts and journeyed to the State Tour- nament also. Let us continya ..... n 101 All work and no play makes Frank a dull boy, NOVICE DEBATE BOTTOM Row: J. Nader, T. Fox, G. Litmer, MIDDLE ROW: B. Weber, A. Vicar, A. Rug- gierio, N. Schutte. TOP ROW: M. Fette, M. Drennanl FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Reagan, Greg Ruwe, Linda Martin, Nick Banks, Molly Are you sure Dinah Shore started O'Keefe, Ed Piepmeyer, Mary Jo Marasco, Keith Toft, this way? f - M ' M 't t L' d ' artm Edi a es Molly puts her John Hancock on Ed's foot. 1n 9. croons as Cmdy swoons. Jm BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Tollefson, Cindy Reagan, Keith Toft, Mary Jo Marasco, Nick Banks, Linda Martin, Ed Piepmeyer, Molly O'KeefeA Eddie Piepmeyer in shades of Ponce de Leon. The shadow of your smile. . . . Next year's cmcaptain, Mary Jo Marasco. CSMC FIRST ROW: R. Thieman, M. Kenny, G. Menke, Mr. Richard Yannelli tModerator-L R. McEwan, T. Healey, T. Montag. SECOND ROW: M. Baubkus, J. Villari, J. Davis, Kevin Marten, T. Beck- man, J. Haskamp. THIRD ROW: B. Gleason, T. VanFleet, V. Koegel, I. Uecher, J. Budd, R. Fitzpatrick. BIG BROTHERS -' 71 , i FIRST ROW: R. Thieman, D, Molina, Harry Planitz, C. DeVirgilio, A. Hend- rixson, B. Rahe, D. Huitger. SECOND ROW: T. Grady, R. Holben, R, Brown, T. Gallacher, J. Einspanier, M. Shea, M, Kenny. THIRD ROW: C. DiSalvoJ T. Flood, L. Overbeck, T. VanFleet, V. Koegel, J, Uecher, K, Morandr The 1968-69 Big Brother Program was the largest in it's history at Moeller. Big Brothers is a group of young men, who dedicate much of their time help- ing and guiding the unfortunate at St. Aloysius orphanage. The time is spent helping these boys with their schola stie work, playing football, basketball and other sports. At least twice a month members take orphans to different places such as the neighborhood pony keg, football games, swimming, and home. The Big Brother Program has helped great- ly in the normal development of boys growing in an unnatural surrounding. DRAMA CLUB The Moeller Drama Club presented four One Act plays in December and a three act comedy in April. The pure pose of the December production was to give the large number of actors their hour Tor at least a couple of minutesT on the stage. The four plays presented were: A PLOT TO ASSAS- SINATE THE CHASE MANHATTEN BANK; J. CA ESAR; PIERRE PATELIN; THREE BLIND MEN. The April production was Steven Ge- thers' off -Br0adway comedy A COOK FOR MR. GENERAL. The cast of thirty-three men was the largest cast play produced at Moeller to date. Ge- thers' off -beat comedy centered around an army rehabilitation center somewhere in the South Pacific, 3 General with a bothersome ulcer, and a Greek chef of gourmet dishes such as octopus, lambs guts and Mother Parnassus' pie crusts. RALLY COMMITTEE They desire to indulge. FIRST ROW: M. Mappes, T. Moorman, W. Schickel, C. Fehr, W. Lyons, GV Greiwe, G. Litmer. SECOND ROW: R. Schlegal, S. Spooner, T. Ossenbeck, D. Marcus, T. Glassmeyer, T. Millitzer, J. Einspanier, GT Menke. FIRST ROW: P. McDole, P. Eitmant, V. Koegel, 105 J. Stricken SECOND ROW: R. Egan, C. Keenan, R. Myers; THIRD ROW: T. Connor, V. Hamilton. PHOTO CLUB Don Adleta, Jim Lehrter, Greg Fehr. SCIENCE CLUB Inside the Photo Lab. FIRST ROW: D. Huitger, Wm. Pflanz, M Mappes, T. Duveluis, F. Sieber, You mean this thing really works!! G. Kunkel, R Taulbee, T. Beckman, T Beckman, T. Back, S. Schurig. SECOND ROW: Wm. Leichman, J. Weber, C. Thompson, j. Sweeney, M. Merritt, R. Pauly, J. Catalano, J. Pflanz, M. Effler, T, Caudill, D. Cuppett, J, Mengelkamp, T. Baggs, S. Kennedy, J. Teismann. SPANISH CLUB Coordinated with one of Moeller's sister schools, Mt. Notre Dame, the Mueller Spanish Club achieved its third year of recognition. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further aid the student who is studying Spanish to better appreciate and understand the people, customs, and cul- ture of the lands where the language is spoken. Under the direction of two capable mod- erators, Mr. Charles Blanford and Sister Rose Joseph, the club had some very suc- cessful meetings. The Spanish Club had a panel discussion that involved exchange students from Spanish speaking countries and other nations as well. For Christmas, the club exchanged inexpensive presents and broke a pinata filled with candy. The Spanish Club for 1968-69 was headed by Thomas, Parkes, president; Neil FIRST ROW: J. quano, Wm. Greiner, Wm. Rahe, A. Einspanier, DuMont, vice-president; Mike Speed, G. GoldSChmidt R. Kohne, R. Malloy, Wm. Moorman, R. . Molina. SECONiD ROW: M. Speed, T. Healey, R. Henner, E. secremry, Thomas Moeller, treasurer. Tones, N. DuMont, T. Meeker, T. Boone, T. Hackett, T. Parkes, S. Kennedy. CLASSICS CLUB The Classics Club seeks to familiarize students with the Greco-Roman culture, laws, language, art and thought, which forms the basis of Western civilization. As a chapter of the Cincinnati Classics Club, members participate in various functions sponsored by this organization throughout the year bes'ides bi-monthly meetings, such as: the Classics Work- shop held at Xavier University, and the Roman Banquet, an annual event held in the spring. Tom Scherman, a club member, won $500 is statewide scholarship competition sponsored by the Tunior Classical League of which the Moeller Classics is also a part. FIRST ROW: D. Sedmak, M. Arbino, F. Sieben SECOND ROW: K. Marten, D. Marcus, T. Parkes, T. Scherman, C. Webb. THIRD ROW:J. Sweeney, M. Geers, T. Brumleve, H. Bresnahan, 5. Wolf. SQUIRE This is really work! ,W .. Mi FROM BOTTOM: T. Folzenlogen, D. Flick, S. Trapp, S. Leigh, j. Schulhoff. ITS ACADEMIC It is? D. Flick, F. Sieber CaptainL M. Gears, J. Weber. 108 CHESS CLUB Check mate! FROM BOTTOM: JV Rhein, M. Merritt, T. Rutemiller, D. Day, I. Horn, D. Mueller. HISTORY CLUB - Ku-ug. ' FRONT ROW: J. Hill, G. Pike, K. Fritz, R. Scherman, D. Sedmak, D. You are OUT, Riedmiller, C. Hueber, S. Simendinger, S. Wolf. SECOND ROW: C. Volle, B. Clawson, C, Thompson, T. Baggs, D. Fritz, M. Reynolds, G4 Matte, B. Pflam7 J. Sweeney, G. Kuhn, T. Brumleve. MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW:W D'Andrea, R. Schwallie, K. Reker, S. Inkrot, R. Hagee, M. Fitzpatric, G. Wietmarschen, M. Russell, D. Vonderhaar, T. Tapin, SECOND ROW: R. Mentmp, M. Hagee, P. Purtee, J. Catalano, T. Steinkamp, M. Speed, D. Lehmkuhl, D. Hunt, M. Lenihan, J. Gramke, V. Bailey THIRD ROW: R. Woolf, R. Weinheimer, J. Clifford, G. Rossignol, S. Meinking, D. Cuppett, D. Schwallie, S. Gallant, P. Schneider, J. Fischesser. FOURTH ROW: D. Roth, G. Picciano, D. Wesseseler, R. Gerdes, R. Fitzpatric, T. Dressman, T. Brumleve, T. 8152111155, R. Hagee. FIFTH ROW: W. Hubbard, J. Zwick, S. Spoonerj G. Young, J. Huber, D. Huber. Absent: T. Lehmkuhl, J. Parker. Do they really back-up James Brown? The band forms the Crusader Shield. 110 CONCERT BAND The 1968e69 Moeller High School Band under the direction of Bro. Joseph Tragasar and assisted by field drum majors Mike Fitzpatric and Rick Hagee, was the most active in the history of the school. Marching at 2.11 football games, along with leading the Homecoming Parade, the band gave many enjoyable performances. The Pep band took over during the basketball season and played at all home games. The band also played at all athletic assemblies. Our band in its Sixth full year, represented the school in three annual parades; the Holy Name Parade, the St. Pat- ricks Day Parade and the Memorial Day Parade; and three special performances: the Kenwood Plaza Christmas Parade, bringing in Santa Claus; and the premieres of two shows at the Kenwood Theatre: Finian's Rainbow, and Funny Girl . The Concert Band played to many receptive audiences over the school year. The Christmas Concert, given to the public, parents and student body was enjoyed by all. The Spring Concert, a combination of pop-music, marches, concert arrangements, was a delight for those in attendance. The band was joined at both concerts by the Mt. Notre Dame Club, and the band performed at both Mt, Notre Dame Con- certst The Stage Band, consisting of twenty band members7 under the direction of Mr. Paul Dickman, participated at the Christmas and Spring Concerts and at Mt. Notre Dame. The band also was in a contest at Walnut Hills High School in march in which it placed se cond. The band officers, a hard working group, were: Mike Fitze patric, president; Rick Hagee, vice-president; Dan Hunt, secretary; Dan Vonderhaar, treasurer; and Gary Rossignol, librarian. Other Senior members of the band are: Tom Dressman, Ralph Gerdes, John Catalano and Steve Meinking. Five band members were in the Catholic High Schools Honor Band. They were: Senior Mike Fitzpatric tbaritonel, Senior Dan Hunt ttrumpetl, Senior Tom Dressman ttenor saxl, Se- nior Gary Rossignol tclarinetl and Junior Rick Fitzpatric tbaritone-saxl. Moeller Concert Band jails !!! L-.-h-.-h -,- ha- a Moeller Dance Band warmS-up at Walnut Hills. FROM FRONT: A. Vicar, T. Montag, T Morand, T. Baggs, D Marcus, D. Tollefson, T. Schurig, J. Back, M. Mappes, J. Keyser, G. Fehr, M. Rey- nolds, J, Einspanier, S. Simendinger, C. Wooten, D. Sedmak, R. Malarkey, S. Wolf, S. Mueller, T. Brumleve, S. Ashbrock, G. Matre, K. Gittenger, C. Thompson, D. Cuppett. .P FIRST ROW:I. W011, G. Kunkel, B. Hermann, J. Wormus. SEC- 0ND ROW: B. Goodhart, L. Smith, F. Sieber, J. Weber. THIRD ROW: R. Hagee, D. Taulbee, N. Novak, J. Mengelkamp. GCSL FIRST ROW: B. Huelsman, J. Henna, K. Marten, M. McDonough, T Folzenlogen, M. Kenny. SECOND ROW:J. Detzel, J. Wormus, T Revis, M. Effler, G. Matte, T. Spurgin. THIRD ROW: G. Broxterman, M. Scherer, E. Rummler, J. Schulhoff, G. Kuhn, M. Tepe, E. Almstedt. WWX WW A V . f g Fm 'WLE Are you sure that's what you're Thinking? LIBRARY STAFF The library staff exists to help the students and faculty of Moeller to find information lo- cated in the library. This the staff does by preparing books for circulation, returning books to the shelves, taking care of back is- sues of magazines and keeping the shelves in order. In preparing books for use, the members of the staff affix the ownership stamp and the pockets; they put the typed catalog cards into alphabetical order, preliminary to filing in the card catalog. During the past year they pre- pared over 900 books for circulation, returned hundred to the shelves, and located and re- placed dozens of periodicals. Dave Fuhrman, Matt Brennan, Tom Fuhrman. OFFICE STAFF DliCk Taulbee, Greg Kunkel, Chris Pruden, Jim Flick, Greg Hum- p rey. 113 It was either this or the library staff! BOOKSTORE Ed Piepmeyer, Jim Roth, Greg Humphrey, Chip Huber. SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Rush, K. ansella, Wm. Bissmeyer. SECOND ROW: R. Gerdes, R. Fitzpatric, S. Gallant, T. Brumleve. AUDIO-VISUAL FIRST ROW.- Dave Fuhrman, Tom Steinkamp. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Milletzer. ATHLETICS ! VARSITY FOOTBALL I mm M mun 'H 32 A 1 3 3-42?- r mum mm; 34;: A 2x 3 3.39;: 1:2 4:2 mum pm a , w v' g5.- ELLE. THE? 5 HIT. 7K W Liu m m HOMER 1 I '2 W 7 C7. 3! 2 FRONT ROW: 2Left to RighQCoach Barattieri, J. Brickweg, K. Giftinger, B. Morrissey, J. Eysoldt, M. Tape, N. Novaky B. Specker, J. Crable, D. Stites, M. Theisen, K. Mescher, G. Maccani, J. Steffen, D. Hoffman, Coach Gibbons, SECOND ROW: Coach Schweitzer, K. Morand, J. Miller, J. Lang, R. Molina, D. Keller, B. Goodhart, R. Stigler, J. Schmidt, J. Fox, 5. Federle, D. Bagent, G, Griffiths, G. Wilcoxson, M. Amorini, J. Lemkuhl, Coach Clark: THIRD ROW: Coach Cameron, Coach Faust, S. Mueller, R. Adkins, F. Strittmatter, M. Schuster, R. Malarkey, B. Hines, D. Molina, W. Whitis; J. Rack, R. Keith, A. Kreiner, MA Hacker, B. Wilcoxson, J. Kraus, M. Elmlinger, Coach Parker. FOURTH ROW: J. Crosby, D. Schwarber, B. Wesley, M. Daniel, V. Koegel, T. VanFleet, J. Uecker, M. Stagge, M, Broerman, M. O'Brien, K. Kerkhoff, F. VonBargen, C. DiSalvo, R. Schneider, 5. Sylvester, M. Stubbs, Absent: Mike Schehr. VARSITY FOOTBA LL MOELLER OPPONENT 12 Princeton 0 0 Hughes 0 33 Dayton Chaminade 6 9 Newport Catholic 0 46 LaSalle 0 48 McNicholas 0 23 Purcell 12 0 Roger Bacon l4 0 Elder l4 6 St. Xavier 6 6-2-2 Nice Head, Goody. Dave Watches the Action. Chalk Up Six More. Mike Schehr QB Mike Tepe DI-IB WM. 4 V w Klw-a'u'mk A w, pWan-u-MMW x'V' ' .' - On the Mark. Crable Spots Daylight. ' MUELLER mgr. Bob Stigler LE Steve Federle DE Mike Theisen OG-DT MBELLER Neal Novak DT MUELLER Bob Goodhart MLB Dave Stites DE Jim Eysoldt OE Rack on the Completion. RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Oxft to RighQT. Brickweg, T. Adkins, R. Best, 5. Leisring, I. Lavelle, T. Cole, M, Blanck, M. Ever's7 A. Haverkos, G. Shafer, G. McGuinness, D. Stall, D. Engel. SECOND ROW: L Hugenberg, T. Gilday, R. Carraher, GV Pottebaum, R. Dunn, R. Gapinski, A. GorskiJ T. Lierl, P. Volk, R. Goodhart, J. MarshallJ P. Wordeman, M. Heitzman, M. Wermes, J. Muenchen, T. Hall. THIRD ROW: Coach Bacigalupo, T. Schmidt, M. Baubkus, P Seitz, C. Mescher, M. Luhan, J. Brancamp, A. Morris; G, Ehng, B. Myhatt, B. Doyle, D, Herschede, W. Davis, J, Meyer, M. Faulhaber, Coach O'Leary. Absent: T. Costello, J. Niehaus. RESERVE FOOTBALL MOELLER OPPONENT 22 St. Rita 0 26 Covington Cath. 8 14 St. Xavier 22 36 Newport Cath. 8 23 McNicholas 0 l4 Elder O 20 Roger Bacon 12 20 LaSalle O 8 Purcell 6 6 Hamilton Badin 0 9-1 -0 Reserve Defense pairs off. 124 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL G.C.L. CHAMPS FIRST ROW: $.63: to Righn C. Gaither, D. Hoyle, J. Wimmers, R. Brynes, B. Downey, R. Comisar, D. Mouch, D. Kis- paugh, J. Nester, J. Russell, R. Alosto. SECOND ROW: K. Hansen, D. Becksmith, D. Mcmahan, S. Tine, A. Lauderback, J. Dwyer, T. Bockhold, D. Hinken, D. Lockwood. THIRD ROW: J. Kelley, E. Susshine, M. Phillips, R. 202, J. Bothe, M. Bruning, D. Barkley, J. Beck. J. Delvecchio, B. Heywood, T2 Novakov, S. Schlick, G. Meyer, G. Litmer. FOURTH ROW: R. Riedy, G. Kennedy, J. Niederhelman, G. Gates, J. Kravic, J. Molinaro, J. Rozic, E. Harris, R. Boone, C. Gaucher, D. Hauser, G. Vandulman, W. Whitis, S. Koebbe, D. Ashbrock, Coach Barattieri. FIFTH ROW: C. Harpring, S. Niehaus, G. Schlick, D. Hubbard, S. Jansen, B. Warner, D. Daniel, K. Stephanson, H. Meyer, M. Disalvo, D. Staples, 3. Koegel. Ab- sent: P. Hill, J. Jackson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL MOELLER OPPONENT 22 Roger Bacon 0 34 McNicholas 0 12 Purcell O 30 St. Xavier O 14 Princeton 1 6 26 Newport Cath. O 26 Elder 6 6 -1 G. C. L. CHAMPS Gaither Scores for Fresh. 125 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Uxft to Rightj: D. Bell, G. Sander, L. Smith, A. Eling, M. Luhan, T. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: M. Sylvester, S. Wolf, M. Daniels: Coach Doerger, 5. Sylvester, G. Ruwe, P. Schuebeler. VARSITY BA SKETBA LL MOELLER OPPONENT 66 Courter Tech. 40 84 Wilmington 64 63 St. Xavier 62 65 LaSalle 58 66 Purcell 87 59 Elder 56 69 Roger Bacon 66 8O Sycamore 43 78 Newport Cath. 72 '78 MCNiChOlas 51 67 St. Xavier 66 68 LaSalle 53 63 Elder 66 64 Roger Bacon 79 64 Newport Cath. 66 53 McNicholas 56 92 Indian Hill 49 62 Purcell 64 TOURNAMENT 58 Roger Bacon 60 12-7 Ruwe Gets Up High Against St. X. SENIORS C aptain Buddy Bell Greg Ruwe Larry Smith Don Cazel, Mgr. Sander Slides By. A1 Pops From the Corner. Typical Senior Support. A1 Rebounds in Heavy Traffic. Buddy Aims a FadehAway, Slyvester on the Tip-In, WLP H5 01w Coach Doerger Discusses the Strategy. Buddy Gets an Easy Two. 130 Syl Muscles Up for a Rebound. RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Uxft to Righty D. Huneck, Coach Germain, L. Winter. SECOND ROW: T. Gilday, R. Mattscheck, G. Eling, B. Wesley, J. Cutter, M. Reilly, J. Dwyer, T. Schneller, M. Wellinghoff, D. Stall, B. Lohmueller. RESERVE BASKETBALL : MOELLER OPPONENT - 48 Courter Tech. 34 51 Wilmington 6O 51 St. Xavier 63 47 LaSalle 43 39 Purcell 50 ; 31 Elder 48 ' 40 Roger Bacon 49 52 Sycamore 48 '1 49 Newport Cath. 40 43 McNicholas 44 44 St. Xavier 49 52 LaSalle 49 53 Elder 52 48 Roger Bacon 62 63 Newport Cath. 51 61 McNicholas 51 47 Indian H111 44 58 Purcell 43 10-8 Reserves Try Football Tactics. 131 -4x FIRST ROW deft to Righty J. Bothe, M1 Hoffman, R. Gunn, D. Mouch, D. Hauser, L, Matuszek, H. Meyer; SECOND ROW: Coach Schlosser, D. Daniel, J. Niehaus, K. Stevenson, S. Niehaus, G. Buckmaster, T. Wolf, J. Niederhelman, P. Cullinan. FRESHMAN BASK ETBA LL MOELLER OPPONENT 40 St. Xavier 29 34 Newport Cath. 29 45 McNicholas 35 39 Elder 41 49 Roger Bacon 32 45 LaSalle 48 41 Purcell 22 28 St. Xavier 33 62 Newport Cath. 41 39 McNichoIas 34 41 Elder 39 51 Roger Bacon 31 58 LaSalle 47 37 Purcell 42 T OURNAMENT 38 Newport Cath. 39 53 Roger Bacon 33 39 Purcell 30 12-5 132 A Crutch for the Coach. SWIMMING FIRST ROW Seatedk Gary Griewe, Tom Revis. SECOND ROW: Jeff Wormus, Nick Banks, Greg Broxterman, Quiet On the Start! 133 Medley Relay Touches Second Leg. FIRST ROW 4Left t0 Eighty Coach Parker, J. Hencheck, T. Cole, M. Hacker, D. K10nne, D. Sulfatead, B. Shafer, S. Leis- ring, T. Adkins, M. Blanck, M. Dilbert. SECOND ROW: A. Haverkos, D. Vargo, T. Boone, C. Kampschmidt, K. Hansen, M. Wermes, T. Hall, P. Volk, F. Brogan, A. Einspanier. THIRD ROW: M. Stagge, P. Sein, G. Maccani, R4 Goodhart, R. Smith, B. Parker, H. Carl, D. O1Donne11, C. Mescher, S. Kiessling. 1969 WRESTLING MOELLER OPPONENT 16 Anderson 25 33 Woodward 15 37 Hughes 5 11 St. Xavier 28 0 Oak Hills 47 3 Elder 42 45 LaSalle 0 28 Sycamore 13 31 Chaminade 16 54 In tournament play, the Wrestling Team placed: G. C. L. 4th Indian Hill 7th U. C. 16th The Victor! 134 Dave---a Dave! How's It Feel Underneath? Vargo Maneuvers for Position. VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW 08ft to righQ21. Bockhold, T. Boone, B. Malarkey, A. Mueller, M, Sullivan, K; Gittinger, J. Steffin, D W011, M. Malia, M. Tepe, P. Stuntebeck, M Gottschall, M. Sylvester, R. Smith, B. Parker, M. Ruwe, J. Iemkuhl, M. Stagge. Put Your Weight Behind it Ralph. Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Kreiner, J. Hill, K. Martin. SECOND ROW: 5, J. W011, H. Carl. THIRD ROW: Coach Gibbons, 59 110 100 66 72 77 6O 53 68 69 60 91 VARSITY TRACK 11'2 Newport Cath. 62 1X2 Lincoln Hrs. 16 McNicholas 30 St. Xavier 61 Maderia 55 Loveland 57 Deer Park 23 Norwood 70 U2 LaSalle 54 Cov. Carh. 51 U2 Roger Bacon 29 LaSalle 59 1f2 Purcell 63 1f2 Ham. Badin 15 Greenhills 90 McNicholas 15 Deer Park 27 G.C.L. MEET 7th 16-5 Ready to try the workhouse fence ? RESERVE TRACK Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller Moeller 88 101 92 55 64 99 43 75 74- 60 U2 RESERVE TRACK Newport Carh. 33 MCNiCholas Deer Park Norwood LaSalle Deer Park Roger Bacon Elder Purcell Cre enhills 26 44 56 56 2 8 66 52 51 76 1f2 1f2 G.C.L. 211d 47 pts. Loveland 23 Cov. Cath. 371f2 La Salle 49 MCNicholas 23 FIRST ROW Left to Rightk D. Huneck, B. Keyser, B. VandenEy'nden, D. Gerwe, M. Schnieder, R. Comisar, C, Gaither, J. Cobb, D. Pauly, J. George, D. Engel, T. Adkins. SECOND ROW:J. Lavelle, D. Bucker, D. Denu, J. Smith, A. Ferrari, B. Schurig, B. Dunn, S. Heglin, R. Boone, B, McEwan, B. Carraher, Manager Welling. THIRD ROW: T. Becksmith, T. Gran, K. Hammagren, R. Beming, B. Schomaker, B. Schmitz, C. Mescher, M. Wermes, P. Seitz, M. Heitzman, T. Lierl, 5. Niehaus, R. Schnieder, C. Harding, D. Burke, J. Niehaus, D. Stapples, B. Mynatt, M. Faulhaber, B. Davis7 B4 Doyle, Coach Bacigalupo. FRESHMAN TRACK ,HEBIEIIIIIII $9 1!; T q: 1, w $ FIRST ROW Qeft to Righty H. Jacquez, J. Lake, I. Albers, J. Nester, D. Kishpaugh, M. Blatz, P. Cullinan, H. Glorius, D. Eling, J. Melink. SECOND ROW: D. Aspery, D. Barkley, K. Hansen, T. Meeker, D. Bucher, M. Drennan, j; Denu, K. Ollier. THIRD ROW: Coach Barattieri, D. Brenner, T. Steele, H. Meyer, G. Buck- master, R. Henner, I. Conwell, E. Cordier, S. Jansen. Up, Up and Away. Kerkhoff out in front by 3 Spike. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW $eft to Righm: Manager M. Haidle, T. Lake, T. Montag, C. Hueber, J. Cobb, BA MCEwan, G. Schwarber, D. Sulfsted. SECOND ROW: Coach Schlosser, B. Schomaker, J. Hill, R, Berning, 1. W011, D. W011, M. Melia, G. Orlett. A Portrait of the Runner. rnnu-.I u-a. . . --'-- - GOLF TEAM Bill Mayer 140 Ted Donohue Mike Mustard TENNIS TEAM TENNIS TEAM MOE LLER OPPONE NT 2 LaSalle 3 1 Elder 4 0 Purcell 5 5 McNicholas 0 4 Newport Cath. 1 O St. Xavier 5 2 Elder 3 2 Purcell 3 5 McNicholas 0 3-6 Now I'll Do It With Two! FIRST ROW aeft to Righth C. Huber, S. Madden, M. Wellinghoff, J. Einspanier, D. Einspanier, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Eichel, K. Steins, Coach O'Leary, P. Schuebler, B. Huelsman, D. Hagge. VARSITY BASEBALL G. C. L. CHAMPS FIRST ROW QEFT to RIGHTr T. Caudill, D. O'Donnell, 8, Hines, B. Feldman, G. Bissmeyer, D. Keller, A. Eling, G. Griffiths, J. Bath. SECONDROW2CoachCamE1-on, E. Bell, G. Sander, D. Schwarber, B. Wesley, J. Crable, B. Goodhart, B. Pankek. VARSITY BASEBALL MO ELLER OPPONENT 3 Hughe s Withrow Courter T e ch . Re ading Courter Tech. Roger Bacon McNicholas Elder Norwood St. Xavier Reading LaSalle Newport Cath. Purcell Fairmont East 2 Roger Bacon McNicholas Loveland St. Xavier LaSalle Newport Cath. Oak Hills Purcell Elder Tournament Purcell G. C. L. CHAMPS HH r-x O mrh-DJWNOKDOHaiiUJNVrPHWOXmNOOmH QONQWHNngb-OOUWHONOHONNOOO H Goodhart Rounds Third. 142 What Do You Mean It's Not Cricket? Take Your Time, Shortening the Strike Zone. Dave, It's Out On the Track, FRONT ROW Left to RighQ: G. Schlick, R. Heywood, T, Bockhold, R. Wimmers, M. Amorini, Wimmers, R. Goodhart. SECOND ROW: Coach Schweitzer, G. Sander, B. Obermeyer, J. Cutter, B. Morris, S. Sylvester, T. Schneller, G. Eling, D. Tollefson, T. Fuhrman. MOE LLER H NNNOXI-P-HONNOOJONNUINQ 1-. H Reserves Chalk Up Another. 144 RESERVE BASEBALL OPPONENTS Sycam ore Elder Norwood St. Xavier LaSalle Newport Oath. Purcell Sycamore Elder St. Xavier LaSalle Newport Cath. Dayton Cham. Purcell Withrow Woodward 8-8 L. Matuszek, . Pollin, I ONWNHMOrPDJCDOCDDJOI-Pm INTRAMURALS Too Bad This Isn't My Golf Score! Bowling Goes Better Wifh Coke ? lawman on my run on yo ,Wg'ijrmnm b UB : Style Is Extremely Important. No, Mine's the One With Pink and White Polka- 145 Dots. Intramural Volleyball Champs - 2G Bro. Pearson Gets the Tip. I Use It to Bleach My SocksJ So What? 146 k SD DAL EVENTS DADS CLUB l l '. ; - 3 w ROW 1: Ed Montag, Roger Tuchfarber, Maurice Vanden Eynden, Jerry Metz. ROW 2: Bob Singer, Jack McDonough, Don Rakel, Bro. Vic Forlani, Jack Apking. ROW 3: Henry Nordeman, J. Clifford Inkrot, Paul Vonderhaar, Paul Sweeney, Ed Donne 11011. Get the one that fell through the grating. I think I'll just take this one up to my room 150 1,; . U After a hard day of auditing the books, Bro. Jogan likes to relax with a good cigar. ROW 1: Rosemarie Hermann, Bro. Robert Jogan, Rita Brandner, Rita Shafer. ROW 2: Pat Robb, Evelyn Cuppett, Hazel Wood, Gloria Wormus, Ann Amorini, Mary Ann Boehner, Ruth Singer. ROW 3: Pat Riesenberg, Camille Niehaus, Fay Fischesser, Marge Kunkel, Ann Niehaus. MAPA ROW 1: Elizabeth Villines, Anita Clark, Hazel Wood. ROW 2: Carl Mouch, Bro. Dahlmarm, Andy Schmidt. 152 BAND CONCERTS John Phillip Sousa never had it so good. i 2': 3' ' , . - .v kd Bro. Trageser conducts another successful Christmas Concert. Vonderhaars make farewell appearance at Spring Concert. FALL FESTIVAL g; ea All Saints eighth graders blow allowances on Bob Blatz's grocery booth. People often ask me, 'How do you find time for priestly duties?' Denture problem? Use Corega. 154 Can you find Bro. Meierdirks? Moeller Ahmmi office. This year's passing grade . Any way you look at it . , W7 ASSEMBLIES Eugene Lamb challenges Mr. Reginald Payne Of the Cincinnati Public School System. Roger Steffens, back from Vietnam, entertains the Troops at Moeller. NMIUNAL AERONAEHICS AND SPAC! ADMIMSTRATION i I can tell you--heh, heh--love doesn't really make the world go round. Cultural event takes place in Moeller High School Gymnasium. CULTURAL ASSEMBLIES Mike Fitzpatric, Rick Hagee and Dan Vonderhaar solo at the Christmas ASSembly. Pupil dilation has always been one of Vic's big problems. I'm not allowed to take things from strange men. . 157 Frankie Brown and Orchestra. Amazed seniors witness freak show on stage. 1m QWlV m: Brothers and sisters, are you ready to testify? VM - m - :g g ' a. 30V i Sundry manifestations of Moeller spirit. Backed by regents, Bro. Dahlmann explains why students may not occupy his office. RALLIES hix W letA t ' ,; Seniors react violently to Rally Club's skit. Jerry Rubin packs them in. Doerger silences disbelievers with icy stare. Pep band leads spirit at final basketball 159 game. HOMECOMING 1.- 1.1.13, 'f IIIIIIIIIIIIMII Which way'd the parade go? Homeroom 1-F displays school spirit and girls--a11 two of them. Parade forms behind 1-B's ancient official limousine. D u u The better half joins in Moeller's Homecoming festivibLes 160 Seniors put forth best effort. Before . . and after. Charlie Keenan surveys his new queen, Linda Martin. Maybe next year. $7 ' ' 1 Jim - 5'er ., T: E 1' 114.: uuuum, 51 Koegel obviously ecstatic over award. We always use chopsticks back home. 162 SPORTS BANQUETS O'Leary cringes as Bacigalupo relates skin- diving experiences at Sharon Woods, Coach Gerrein entertains at Basketball Banquet 1- Si I ' 2:: Bell accepts MVP award. Coach Jerry Doerger, justifiably proud after an outstanding season. Ultra-Brite worked for me! Gridders emit twitters of excitement at presentation of MVP award. DANC ES At least four more people could be squeezed into that bare spot. The Heywoods dazzle a middle-class, Midwestern crowd. Honest, Mayor Daley, I have a draft card! 164 MY, You have a big mouth! Bath eyes his next victim. For the ninth consecutive year, here is the everpopular Crowd Milling Around at Dance picture. And I could have seen 'I Am Curious' tonight. 165 ncu- nv-urmx '- .. ' 7' y. - ,, a U 45' Authentic Polynesian band whoops it up. Juniors Greg Menke and Kevin Morand arrive at the Junior Dinner Date Dance. Dan Sedmak di5cusses latest History Club meeting with anonymous beautiful blond. Two swingers at the dance. More exciting action at the Junior Dinner Date Dance. JUNIOR DINNER DANCE 167 Well, you know, Jay, concrete is the elemental basis of all structure, and . . . Vesta appears to Moorman in the fountain. General Rlvers tVlc Koegen works hlmseli up to another tlrade. Capt. Chalmers Uohn Stricker relieves too much tension. 'J M?! Tomas Agganis Greg Menka becomes a three dimensional art form. The passive Goober wan Sedmalq contem- plates the disruption of court proceedings. A COOK FOR MR. GENERAL 168 ' ' the Uuth, 131a WHOLE truth and You said wubble-u1 H NOTHING but the truth Is eleven General Orders . . merely a disciple, good 511: 169 Fr. Martin Rauscher opens the program with prayer, Student Council President, Jim Millette receives the Salutatorian trophy. Top Awards and Scholarship winner Greg Kunkel accepts the Pimc XI Medal. Jeff W011 accepts one of his many awards from Bro. Dahlmann. 170 Scholarship Winner - Bob Hermann Rich Holben receives the Knights of Columbus Chris- Some of the many awards granted to the 1969 Graduates and tian Leadership Award. Underclassmen. SENIOR PROM GRADUATION 1969 Bro. Victor Forlani presents the graduates of '69. Joe Matte gets to the Church on time. Bro. Don Dahlmann awards Pat Maloney his diploma while Gary Woebkenberg and Rene Molina close-in on Joe. Ed Wessel approaches the ceremony. 174 Fr. Bob Apking addresses the Class of 1969. Ken VanArnem and the Baumanns make their way to the cathedral. Drennan, Bishea, Federle and class listen to Frank Sieber. Greg Kramer and Steve Trapp await their John Schmidt smiles approval as others receive their diploma. diplomas. Valedictorian Frank Sieber addresses his classmates. Dick Taulbee receives his diploma from Bro. Dahlmann. Mr. Gibbons approves. 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