Moeller High School - Templar Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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National Honor Society lst ROW: J. Einspanier, T Morand, J. Keys'er, G. Fehr, A Vicar, S4 Wolf. 2nd ROW: C. Wooten, TC Schurigl j Back, D. Tollefson. 3rd ROW: S. Simend- inger, G. Matre, M. Mappes, D. Marcus, K. Gittenger, D. Cuppet, B. Malarky. 4th ROW: S. Mueller, D. Sedmak, S. Ashbrock. 5th ROW: T. Brumleve, T. Mo- rand, C. Thompson, M. Reynolds. Catholic Student Mission Crusuade lst ROW: R. Fitzpatrick. 2nd ROW: T. Folzenlogen, T. Montag, B. Lyons, G. Matre. 3rd ROW: B. McEwan, R. Gajus, G. Menke, B. Thieman, B. Schidkel. 4th ROW: J. Davis, J. Costello, T. Brumleve, M. Kenny, D. Marcus, F. GallensteinJ J. Haskamp.

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This year the Drama Club, under the direction of Bro. Elmer Lange hThe Big L'U, presented a fantastic per- formance of the offebroadway hit See How They Run , which was held over four days in November. The huge success of this play spurred many viewers to come to the troupe's spring production of The Odd Couple written 87 by Neil Simon. Also, the players sent a One -ACt Play entitled Take Care of Business to the Princeton Acting Tournament Which received ratings of good, fair and excellent from three separate judges. After com- ing from such a successful year, the club is looking forward to bigger and better things next year.

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ROW 1: I, Sweeny, M. Reynolds, ROWZ: B. Thieman, G. Matre, C. Huber, I. Costello, R. Gajus, C. Wooten, B. Malarky. ROW 3: S.'Ashbrock, S. Mueller, B. McEwan, T. Montag, M. Blanck, D. Sedmak, M. Mappes, T. Morand, K. Martin, K. Gittenget. At the end of the 1968-69 school year, a new club was formed at M0e11er--TOUCH. The basic philosophy of TOUCH is to develope the INNER SELF. The members held their first meetings at the Student Center in Clifton, where ideas were brought forth and goals were formed. Several meetings were held during the summer of 1969 but things didn't really start moving until the fall when school started. TOUCH was responsible for student masses, helped with Sophomore and Freshman retreats, worked at Hospitals, and tried to promote a christian atmosphere here at Moeller. This group has indeed contributed a sincere service to the school and the community. The Catholic Student Mission Crusuade tC. S. M. C. t was very active this year in trips to Appal- achia helping the poor build hous es and cleaning the area around them. They also went downtown to Millville tHousing Projeco taking the neighborhood children on picnics and to the 200. We con- gratulate them for their good works and Moeller Christian Spirit. 89