Mother of Mercy High School - Mercywood Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

x. ' 5 7 ' : .. , 71 x4 Kin, r. : ' M kiwi? HUL KCL . 4, I THE PSA LM OF LIFE x n J .J 1,3 OILVLKAx-g via,- w .' JJ - Mergw00d 1965 Mother ofMercy High School C z'ncinnatz', l2 2.0 Volume XXXV Psalm of Life Tell me not, in mournful numbers, Life is but an empty dreamfe For the soul is dead that slumbers, And things are not what they seem. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest, Was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way; But to act, that each to-morrow Find us farther than to-day. Art is long, and Time is fleeting, And our hearts, though stout and brave, Still, like mujff'ted drums, are beating Funeral marches t0 the grave. In the world : broad held of battle, In the bivouac Of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle! Be a hero in the strife! Trust 710 Future, howejer pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead! Acheact in the living Present! Heart within, and God 01erheadf Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints 0n the sands of time; Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing ojer lifets sotemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW h Mother ofMercy-Sclzool Song Mother of Mercy; ring out the name Yes, it is you, M .M .H ., we proudly acclaim Our Alma Mater greatest and bext. Glad to show it and we?! let the whole world know it. Loyal we stand and true we?! remain We raise our voices to swell the happy refrain. Your white and blue means dare and do For Mother of Mercy High. Table of Contents Academics ........................ 14: Activities ........................ 3 8 Seniors ........................... 80 Underclassmen ................... 1 16 Year in Review ................... 140 Advertising ...................... 166 Editor: Gayle Mueller C0-Edit07: Evelyn jacob Patricia S crz'verz' Student Boa? Observes Answer T0 Prayers The annual opening Mass celebrated for the entire student body at Saint Martirfs Church tLefQ introduces a new year with different problems, pleasures, and experiences. .1; 33 xx V Finally, the long awaited day has come for Mercyk ground-brcak- ing ceremony. Sister Mary Margaret R.S.M. participates in the memorable event as she turns over the earth. Guiding Light of Prayer Helps Students Mercians are often guided on their way by the light of prayer. St. Joseph, our protector and guardian, and the Divine Child keep their perpetual vigil; watching over students as they have in the past years at Mother of Mercy High School. 46 .5 Z m D1 10 A wonderful world of books is Opened to Sharon Kling, as it is to every student, through the facilities of Mercy's library. Sophomores take time to gaze upon the picturesque grounds at'- cented by a shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes. I luv Inc: mm 'b Book day confuses many as senior Marilyn Middendorf shows. In her quest for a Trig book she finds herself among Freshman Algebra three years too late Poor Ginny Cassini! We see the fingers, but who is the culprit? Could the suspect be her helper, Marilyn Middendorf? mag$ium - us- a.- k, Doors Open 072 The doors open wide for another promising year at Mother of Mercy. For some this is just the beginning, for others it will be the end of another phase of life. What will the future hold? $ i I I m I i, meaaa..p, : av 93.: inky, E? A .. . 9 .a6 iixgi, 23 M, . . .. FE o in. .3. ht Future EII!I.:. Iv : A Brig mum m Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way; But to act; that each to-morrow F ind us farther than to-day. A CA DEMICS Sister Mary Perpetua R.S.M. Administrators- ths concerned about those last minute details for a special meeting tonight? Who arranges the extra buses on the spur of the moment for girls going downtown to S.D.S. meetings? Administering to the education and extra curricular activities of a thousand girls, Sister Mary Perpetua R.S,M. as the principal of the high school, remains on constant call. Due to such a busy schedule the efficient assistant principal, Sister Mary Aloyse R.S.M., helps her. Their superior, Sister Mary Margaret R.S.M., is the third helpful member of the administration trio keeping Mercy in tune. Sister Mary Aloyse R.S.M. S tudentf Guidelines Father Carl Lizza Assistant pastor at St. Charles Borromeo Parish . a 200 bowler . . a good Italian; likes sauer braten and michelob . . . lively heated discussions with the seniors a Julius Baros type golfer . out with the old, in with the new briefcase . . . frequents the art museum. Father Stephen Calme Chaplain at Mercy . . . assistant at Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Parish . . . he,s a hSkippyh peanut butter man . . . enjoys free days and long, long weekends .. . dislikes cold weather . . . craves peppermint, orange birthday presents . . . really appreciates ground breaking ceremonies with soft ground. Has Father Dettenwangcr managed to get OPE the subject again? By the look of Linda StocPs smile it would seem so. melovd Father ch2 pauses to acquire information to use in his sopho- more classes from the Catho1ic Telegraph Register. Religion- Priesthood 0f the Laz'ty Father Schetter pauses before he enters the confessionaL Through this sacrament he encourages spiritual growth in Mcrcians. Father Peaker gives his religion classes additional information on the latest changes in the liturgy. Being witnesses to Christ and living as Apostles in this modern world are some of the roles Mercy girls are being prepared to assume when they take their places as adult Christians in this worldly society. Theylve found that in any vocation they choose theylll always be called upon to be other Christs. They will be light bearers shining with the charity of Christ for all other Christians. Fathers Henz, Dettenwanger, and Schetter impart a special sense to girls who will play a part in becoming leaders to :tknow the way, show the way, and go the way? Father Peaker and Sister Mary Annette R.S.M. teach that this is the age of the lay aposto- late, the time for action-maction as proof of love for God and man. Sister Mary Annette R,S,M. aided by J. Sage familiarizcs her senior religion class with the proper procedure for Bible services. It,s that special help from above that brought M. Middendorf that ,little help from behind, M1: Steve Wahl. E. Mueninghoff and Mt Roettker trace the development of press and poetry from days of Bede. Miss Barrett yields a watchful eye. 2O hWhan that Aprille with his shoures scotch Conhmed? You shoukhft be,ifs Enghhy ckhnl the illustrious Senior English teachers, Sister Mary Benet R.S.M., and Miss Barrett. Itts legal for sure, a bit old, but English just the same. No such problems as Middle English appear for Mr. Wahl in his American literature course, but, as his Jun; iors can well testify, Hawthorne presents a Chalw lenge. Stnlgghng to keep the sophornorcs aHoat in the sea of literature are Miss Brunsman and Miss Tedder. Both of these English experts intro- duce freshmen to the confusing high school litera- ture. Sister Mary Imelda R.S.M., also aids in Mercyas English department as a private tutor. Surely if a student contracts violent convulsions fnnn.danghng pardohhes or perhaps a bad case of R4Htor1indigeshcug a chronic dose of exposure isaxlexcehentrennedy. Literaturea w bvg. t- ENRH MIDDII MG! ISH I A I l, MIDDLL MIDDLE ENGLISH I485 I A H Lt r3 monmw . I - mm Ix'H , IOUU h -i t 1 . MU-Di RN ENGLISH 'nnt l'l I rlezULm I'Itmr ta 1340 PROSE; POIE-f mum Ham fDRAMA t-.-4 x .!I Are those three nationally known Shakespearean actom depicting the famous balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet? Or is it Sr. Mary I deas in Retrospect Sr. Mary Imelda, Mercyk tutor, prepares her lesson for a. student. 21 H 2'st002- HHow can a country as small as Vietnam cause such a world wide problemfw asks P. Tenbrink of Miss Tulich. N0, in this space age the saying goes: around the world Mrs. Gusweiler takes time from marking her grade book to dream in 80 seconds, explains Mrs, Smith to L Riestenberg. of her Utopia all straight A studenti 22 Reconstructing the Ages 3'. ?t X uA nickel says you calft answer this onef but it appears from the number of hands raised Miss Bonekamp is going to be out a nickel. uLand ho! Rang the cry in 1492 as C. Columbus discovered land, In 1965 a cry similar to that may be heard echoing from Miss Bonekampis or Miss Boeskenis class as the students discover the new horizons of an Old subjecteWorld History. While they talk of the Middle Ages, Miss Tulich is busy exploring the frontier through American History. Setting up a government for this new land causes a number of difficulties, as Mrs. Gusweiler and Mrs. Smith, Problems of Democracy teachers, can inform you. After completion of these courses, stu- dents emerge better citizens of America and of the world. They might even remember when the War of 1812 was fought. Mrst Boesken points out to M. Moliner, L. Re, K. Oliver the sites of the latest world events. 23 Science-- Search for the U nlmown Sister Mary Joseph RSM. explains molecular composition to Biology students Mary Anne Harter, Karen McCarthy, and Kathy Daugherty. Wire glad someone understands it! M. Dossman is prompi to commence. She discovers that taking notes in Marcy's classes requires ready pens and many notebooks. 24 Sister Mary Benjamink Wark is really bigger than her bite! Sister Mary Domitilla R.S.M. thinks it comical that Kay Bollinger and Diane Inderhccs dorft know what they are being shown, Burdened? ItNo wonder, millions of cosmic rays are beating against everyone at terrific speeds each minute! Worried? Dontt be. They are harmless assures Sister Mary Dismas RtS.M., the reigning Chemistry expert. Nor do the rays disturb Sister Mary Domitilla R.S.M., who as Physics teacher, is busy probing the ttlivcsh of non living sub- stances. Both Biology teachers, Sister Mary Joseph R.S.M. and Sister Mary Benjamin R.S.M., seem to retain their composure amid the battering of hhot-rodh rays. If the prominent scientific minds of Mercy arenat perturbed by these invadershdonst worry! Whafs good enough for the nucleus is good enough for the protoplasm! Sr. Nfary Dismash R.S.M. chemistry class calls for a quick eye and a steady hand as Martha DcCourcy demonstrates. 25 nSin, tan, sec Do you see triangles in your dreams at night? Or do you have an acute case of hsubsetitisja? The cause of either of these two common diseases is math. The Hrst Symptom may be noticed by Miss Eiizabcth Carroll, teacher of Algebra I and II, who instructs freshmen and juniors in the basic concepts of the computer science Next to follow Algebra I, is that puzzling science of geometry 26 MathoLabor 0f I, II, III and IV quadrants aren't really that confusing? states Sr. Mary Immaculette to C. Stanton and C. Dolle. taught by Sister Mary Francine R.S.M. to con- fused sophomores. Sister Mary Immaculette R.S.M. secs the worst symptoms of this sickness in her senior students who attempt to study the many fields of trigonometry and calculust Incurable? Certainly not, for Mercy math students have dis- covered the wonder drug, gtstudyh which advances them through fields beyond perception. the Logical Miss Carroll relaxes in the sun preparing a test for her freshmen. qf I were an octopus, dihedral angles would be less difEcult to demonstrate,,3 After saying this for so long Sister Mary Francine R S.M, has done something about it 27 hBuenos dias! greets Miss Plant as she starts another day. 28 Language- U n ity Small world isrft it! . . . Today, through the mass news media, and technological developments, con tinents are no longer oceans apart. The theme of our modern age is Unity. Unity among people of the world through a knowledge, understanding, and respect for each others culture, customs, and language. The study of languages is a means to such a goal. Through Latin, taught by Sr. Mary Celestine R.S.M., Sr. Mary de Sales R.S.M. and Sr. Mary Ursula R.SAM., girls come to appre- ciate the culture of the ancients, and hnd a very good foundation for modern languages. Our S. American neighbors are a constant source of in- terest for Miss Martinds and Miss Planths Span- ish classes. A recent focus of worldeide attention is France, and Sr. Mary Julianjs R.S.M. French students are sure to be up on all the current events through their overseas correspondence. Surely, studying foreign language is an essential qualih- cation for international citizenship. The plans and decorations for the annual Pan-American tea. are being discussed by Miss Martino and Spanish student Diane. Yunger, continuing the four-year-old tradition. .r-AmWh... , u n 42M .A-lm-w... n-nv. Through U nderstandz'ng The peace and solitude of the senior lounge affords Sister Mary DeSales R S.M, a Chance for her study and reflection. Are sophomores giddy or did somebody say something funny? Strains of Chans0n Amcricianw drift down the hall as Sister Mary Julian R.S.M. creates a French atmosphere E? 29 Whols showing whom how to sew? It lseamsl that A. Kramer and Carol Meyer are giving Miss Kipp a few tips. Home Ec-uScz'ence osz'vz'ng A routine day at school could well be an ordinary day at home for a Mercy Home Economics student, Whether you prefer cooking, sewing or child care, Miss Kipp will make you master of all three after completing the course in Christian Family Living. Under her leadership the girls attain the basic essentials of expert homemaking and acquire the arts of the kitchen. With all of this knowledge as a foundation, Mercians are prepared for their roles as homemakers of tomorrow. The Home Economics class cleans up after an experimental meal. 30 Five minutes, four minutes, three minutes to G0! Mercyhs freshmen and sophomores are off again on the weekly hair-raising race. In their allotted three minutes the girls start from the gym on the lower Hoor to reach the third floor just in time for their next class. Their course is a grueling one with eight Hights of stairs, but the worthy con- testants are strong, speedy, vivacious Mercy girls in top physical condition. Students begin training early in the school year. Their coach, Mrs. Joyce McCosham, uses volleyball, pingapong, basketball, and baseball as her training secrets. The girls will be running on a new course, in a new location, with the newest training equipment. Mercyhs new gym is in the making! uGet under, then up and overlh exclaims D. Krause to R. Kroeger. Gymesz'rz't 0f Sportsmanship ttYou have to open your eyes: says Mrs. Joyce McCosham to aspiring volleyball champion, Jane Schell. 31 Shirley Barrometti catches a sneak preview of a future test from Sister Loretta Marie R.S.M., upperclassmen teacher. 32 Busz'ness - En terprise of Tomorrow The business world is a world of its own. It,s a life of skill, know-how, and alertness Anyone entering this field must have a training in its essentials and skill in its art. Its background may be credits in office practice or bookkeeping; Mr. Robert Koenig supplies this This training could also include a collection of 120 words per minute in shorthand or 60 words a minute typing; but you supply this. Sister Mary Edith R.S.M., Miss Eckel, or Sister Loretta Marie R.S.M. give instruc- tions and advise. The necessary training and back- ground is here, the skill in it is art. Sr Mary Edith R.S.M. chuckles to herself as her shorthand stu- dents try diligently to Waeat the clock. Barbara Brmny Linda Bicng and Linda Barnes, future secretaries of executives are being ineruCth in the fundamentals of the business world by Sister Mary Greta R.S M. QuietE Don.t disturb?! seems to be the unheard warning radi- ating from Mr. Koenig, as he corrects papers in a library corner. HOm: little mistake can cause one big headaChCS says Miss Eckel to F. Jnhnsunr C. Harmel- mg, K. McFarland and J. Ducnhoft struggle on. 33 iLSlant liner: lower the red dot. blot out those eyebrowsV Sister Mary Carlos R.S.M. helps G. Cassini develop techniques of mi- emal make-up used in the fall pmduction. 34 F the A rise- itAll for one and one for all?! The apparent mot- to of NIercyE Fine Arts Department as portrayed in the annual fall production. Sister Mary Carlos R.S.M. heads the venture with junior and senior drama students. They struggle for perfection in the characterization of the person they portray. Miss Pulskamp provides their future counterparts with the freshmen and sophomore students. When a Chinese temple or a tea shop is needed, the art students are Sr. Mary Sharonas R.S.M. ready hands. To set the atmosphere Mercyis com- petent musicians and songsters lead the way uni der the guidance of Sister Mary Aloyse R.S.M. and Sister Mary Almeda R.S.M. The art depart- ment provides the set, the music department blends to furnish the mood, and the drama de- partment produces the characters to complete the production, Expression starts from within outu'ardeMiss Pulskamp demonstrates this theory which is necessary for good speaking to B. Kaczmarski. Elevation of Civilization I .' 5M ,. ; Wm y'mx Rpm x: MA 'mi'm: Sr Hun. v n 4 Sister Mary Sharon R,S.M. recruits Linda Hemsath to assist her in decorating Ihc main hall with the works of her art students, Sister Mary Almeda shows student K. Meyer pieces from Beethoven, Brahms, and Bach. 35 Business A dmz'm'stmtorss Busy, busy, busy, runJ run, run, Mcrcy's OPHCC work is never done! Miss Flamm and Mrs. DaIy are constantly on the go. E:th2 . .. Einsteinis theory of relativity? Yes, but it,s also a formula used for a smooth running administration at Mercy thciency I manage- ment through Conscientiousness! Sister Mary Eu- phrasia REAL, school accountant, keeps all the records, books and Elcs in good order. Mrs. Daly, school secretary, and Miss Flamm, Sister Mary Perpetufs R.S.M., private secretary7 are always working for the teachersa, students, and parents3 interests. Mercyss librarian, Sister Mary Adele keeps the library shelves stocked with old classics and new best sellers. The office personnel also 1 run by another formulahhard work plus a will- ing spirit equals a job well done! hLets try this bunk for the reference yuu need. says Sister .VIary Adele. Mcrcyk librarian to junior Judy Nucmistcr. 36 Strivefor Accuracy Mercy's spacious halls! Keeping 981 rccords of paid book fees and tuitions is an exact- ing job. Sister Mary Euphrasia is Mercia answer to the I.B.M. Let us then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. A CTIVITIES Seen through a maze of past yearbooks arc: the editor, Gayle Mueller hccntcrL and her associate editors, Eve- Section editors, ON FLOOR: Diane Lcwc Middcndorf, SEATIED; Gerri Rack, Lynn Rocttkcr, Ginny Cassini, and Janct Simpson, discuss and AMERICAN tn - K , ts ?! CQMPANV and Daly, Annual Stajfofhb' lyn Jacob and Pat Scrivcri. Ideas from many books en- able the girls to achicvc a variety of layouts. Marilyn try to solve the many tcchniml problems that arise in year- Peggy hook work. Due to the efforts of these giris, Mercy has put out an annual of which it can be proud, 40 M akes Mercywood Come Alive Mary Pullman, Linda RiestenhergJ and Terri Bedinghaus can be seen working industriously on Mercywoodis business section. The 1965 annual staff went all out to make this yearys edition of the Mercywood, the best ever. Their aim was to present to you a true story of a year at Mercy, and to give the Mercy graduate a pictorial review of her high school days. With camera and pen, they strove to fulfill this aim. Lamps burned into the late hours as they worked frantically at meeting deadlines. Of course, the success of the annual is not clue to the work of the staff members alone. The co-operation, sup- port, and efforts of Sister Mary Julian, annual advisor, the faculty, and the entire student body contributed greatly to the final publication of this yearis annualethe 1965 Mercywood. ' h .J.,w' I551 Inspecting photos used in past Mercywonds are annual staffers: Ti Prechenenko, C. Burkart, P. Meyer: N. Rack7 B. Schaaf, J. Weber, V. Volk, Lt Lahmann, N. Roedershcimer, J. Ganden- bergcr, M. A, McGowan. 41 Glearxings3 Cubs include: Jackie Runk, Kathy Becker, Mary Ann Klopp, Kathy JonesJ Mary Engelhardt, Ann The Cleanings' staFf' spends long hours at Mercy in order to pro- duce a great newspaper Staff members are, ON FLOOR: Mau- reen Focrtsch, Teri Greiner, Mary Bnleggeman, Linda Brinker, 42 Ulmschneider, Colleen McAnaw, Paula Reader: Anita Vitullo Here are a few of Gleamings apprentices. Louise Boeing, Donna Wisscl, SEATED: Dorinne Sclm, Claire Waldron, Susan Sample, Sharon Fox, Elaine Greiser, Carolyn Hillebrand, Barbara Wolf. Provide Student News Are you looking for something new and differ- ent? If so, you can be sure that it will appear in the Gleanings. The reporters for the paper know just how, when, and where to get 'the news that makes the Gieanings both interesting and enter- taining. Under the watchful eyes of Miss Bone- kamp and Miss Brunsman, the energetic staff provides Mercians with the most current and factual news possible. Due to dedication of these moderators and the hard work of the staff, Glean- ings is a top-rated newspaper. Associate editors Suzanne Brinkman and Margaret Herr lend a hand to column editors Linda, Wessels, Regina. Enghauser, Mary Ann Kunz, and Bonnie Fallon. The girls are pictured working Gleaningsi'reporters, who seem to be enjoying their after-sehooi soda break are, SEATED: S. Miller, C. Kreimer, M. Riga, C. Dollc, and C. Linch, STANDING: K. Oliver, M. L. Honnert, K. Schoenling, M, K. Bollinger, and K, Riga. feverishly to meet an approaching deadline, and bring another issue to completion, or in the words of the editor, they have man- aged to Hput the paper to bed.n TAR. Foster the Lay Apostolate Members of YiAiRV include: FIRST ROW: At Shrout, C. Kreimer, B. Haas, S. Donnellon, E. Grieser, K. Oliver, SEC- OND ROW: J. Froschauer, E. Wagner, C. Burkart, P. Piston, C. Hillebrand, THIRD ROW: A. Kraus, M. Day, J. Taylor, S. Grcclcy, Thcresa SchottJ B. Hehemann, STANDING: S. Malinowski, J. Spitzmiller, M. Trippellj C. Mentrup, C. Wilhelm, Janice Metz, j, Metz, K. Lang, Mary Carol Schneider, Mary Beth Schneider, E. Umberg, L. Mac- Donald, K. Kroeger, D. Goetz, J. Sage, A, Russo Are your Saturday mornings empty and unful- hlled? Why not make them fulfilling and mean something? Give a few hours and give of your- self, to one of Godas little ones. Under the guid- ance of Sister Mary Julian, the members of Youth Assistance for the Retarded gladly teach cate- chism, plan parties and various activities, and pro- vide friendship to retarded children. Through this club, the girls develop spiritually, mentally, and morally. As this development in character takes place, they are at the same time, providing friendship for a child who needs it. Thus, in this way Mercians help bring themselves and others closer to God while still on earth. Y.A.R. officers are, Kathy Oliver and Ann Kraus. At regularly held meetings each member is assured of the opportunity to be assigned a child to teach. Classes are held each Saturdayamorn- ing, after which refreshments are served. F 7672ch Enmptures Students Ask any member of the French Club, she will tell you that French is a living, thrilling language. Eager students learn not only the basic language, grammar, and idioms, but they also are presented with enchanting accounts of the French life. The French Club members have even drawn up their own hhla grandc Constitution,, under the leader- ship of S.M. Julian, French Club moderator. Displaying the French Club mascot, an enchanting French poodle, are oHicers Karen Lockard and Sheila McCarthy. Charming members of the French Club are, FIRST ROW: A. Gedney, J, Schirmannj S. Herzog, C. Hafnen De Dorger, M. DeCourcy, Me W'cnger, Carol Indorhecs, Diane Heron: and Mar- tha Gaidemam SECOND ROW: IVL Christensen, NL Sunivan, 1V1. Foertsch: NI. L. Essen, E. Buschbarher, L. hIaCDonald, I. Jordan, DV Luebbert, D7 Fischcag and Kathy Fischer, THIRD ROW, 57 Brinkman, M. S. Manges; S. Miller, M. Kunz. Kathr lcen Murphy: M. Stcngerj K. Lindcmanj L. Cassiere, LEnda May- or: Sheila McCarthy, A, Russo, and K. Oliver, FOURTH ROW: M. Honnert, Carol Krcimcr, P, Beyersdorfcr, N. MuhrJ Janet Morgan, Peggy Herr, Mary Schneider, D. Wissel, S. Seghi: K. Lockard, and K. Schoenling. Guardians 9F the Printed Word Library OHECCrs Lynn Cassicre: Cheryl Harland and Jo Ann Eckhoff are experts at the card catalogue and all mher library duties. Assistant librarians are: FIRST ROW: M. A. Trotta, V. Meyer, Mary Ward, M. Mollner, B. Stahl. J. Neumcistcr, L. McDon- bugh, B, Luken. D. Ernst, S. chhi. SECOND ROW: B. Men- ningcr, J Feller: NI. Burke. C Schwartz. Katherine Brink J Doogan. Pat Fox K. Abrams: Audrey Prinzo, M. Berkmeycr, 46 Our library has grown and prospered just as our school. Today, many Mercians find enjoyment in helping fellow students. Whether it be digging up facts for a term paper, keeping abreast with current events, or exploring the unknown pages of a novel, these girls are always ready to lend a helping hand. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Adele, they form a big part of what it takes to keep MercyVS standards so high. Linda Amen J. 'Weishradt. K7 Whitaker, THIRD R0147: M L Moellczg M J'. Franz, L, Haring, D, Selm; Kathy K0556, K, Lockau'dJ J. Wippcl, M, Hucrmann, N. Rothan, V. SchwabJ M. Duenhoft: J. Landy, Donna Luhrman, Marilyn Gould. Caesarjs Language Awes Latim'sts Students of Laputinellae can achieve a number of valuable benehts incidental to the learning of Latin. Among these is awareness of linguistic form and grammatical structure, better mastery of the English language and its literature, abil- ity to learn other languages, and firsthand knowl- edge of the, ancient Greek and Roman culture. Guided in its efforts by Sister NIary Celestine, the Club members have received much recognition throughout the past years, and show evidence of continuing to do the same in the future. 47 Anne Wesseling and Karen McCormack are shown dis- playing the trophy awartied to the Latin Club. The club enables students to gain not only fundamental knowledge of the lan- guage, but also to become more acquainted with the history and culture of Rome during the reign of the Caesars. Laputinellae officers: Elaine Mueninghoff, Anne Wesseling, Marilyn Byrne and Karen McCormack are given much aid in their study of the Latin language by the materials pictured. Students Getting the hall rnlling against hsmut arc faithful and cncrgetic C.D.L. mombcrs.F1RST ROW: E. MueninghoH. A. Kraus, N. Mcndcl. D. Yungcr. M. A. Morris. and E. Godfrey. SECOND ROH': B. Berk. Kathleen Murphy. J. DoogaIL Kt Hedger, M. 48 Stamp Out Smut Letter writing, telephone calls, rousing talks to interested groups, these are among the energetic activities of the members of Citizens For Decent Literature. The clubgs aim is to rid our cityts newsstands 0f the evcr-rising mass of obscenity, and to achieve the utopia 0f untainted, whole- some pictures and writings for all. Club moderat- ors, IVIr. Kocnig and Mr. Wahl, work with the girls' in ridding our city of obscene books and magazines, in a campaign to Clean up our com- munity during a time of growing immorality. Fully equipped for their march against pornography arc C.D.Ll modcraturs, Rh: Kocnig and NIT. 'Wahl. and officers, Dnrinne Scim, Mary Jo Brucggeman. and Sue Vitullo. Their aim is to cleanse the city of all obscene literature. Buchert, J. Morgan. and M. Stock THIRD ROW: L. Daly, D. Goldsmith. Barb Papkey, Laura Lahmann, L. Lazaron, A. Vimllo. Through the constant efTorts of C.D.L. members, the public is becoming aware of the need for a clean-up campaign. Customs Enhance Spanish Language Mercyis Scnoritas and their moderators, FIRST ROW: D. Yung- er, C. McKenna, S. Donnellon, L. Murdock, J. Mctzl SECOND ROW: A. Uphaus, B. Hehcmann, Erin Collins: J. Froschauer, An excellent opportunity is oHered to members of the Spanish Club, through which they may become better acquainted with the people of Spain. At regularly held meetings, a better knowl- edge of the customs and traditions of the people who now speak Spanish, is gained by the memw bers. Under the guidance of the club moderators, Miss Martino and Miss Plant, the girls are also being informed of the correct grammatical usages and structure of the Spanish language, which is, of course, most important if they wish to master the language, and thus become Spanish linguists. Energetic Spanish Club ofhccrs arc: Karen Meyer, Bonnie Hebe- manu, Judy Froschauer, and Erin Collins. Spanish Club members are given the opportunity to obtain much knowledge of peoples, history, and customs of Spain Janice Metz, THIRD ROW: D. Rentschler, A. Korte, M. K, Meyer, M. A. Morris: M. A. Schmitt, FOURTH ROW: Miss Martino, G. Smith, S. Ryan, Miss Plant. .t atamgmma... . w Senior Chorus members kake part in nMy China Doll,v FIRST ROW: J. Gruener, P. Overbeck, K, Habisch, D. Habig, B. Stahl, K. Lockard, G. Erhardt, D. Heron, C. Indcrhees, K. Richter, K. Kroeger, Mary J. Ernstes, S. Hussong. SECOND ROW: Patricia Schwab, Linda Baincs: B. Neihciscl, Judy Bravardj J. Sohmcr, J. Morgan, Judy Marchetti, K. Lange, T. Hamblin, D. cherle, S, Greeley, THIRD ROW: D. Moorman, L Burman, 1 FarfsingJ M. Day, D. Finley, K. Kracmer, E. Wagner, C. Huebncr, P, Schultz, A. Wagner. Our Fair Ladies Freshman Glee Club members are FIRST ROW: P. Rueve, J Wippel, Carol Neal, M. Rischmann, G DavisJ S. Rose, and K. Banett, SECOND ROW: S. Kremer, P. Schloss, Jo- Ann Martin, Mary Van, S. Wittrock, Janet Stacey, E, Schroeder, M. King, THIRD ROW: B. Hester, S. Kuhn, C. Stecher, M. Brinkman, M. Fingerhut, D PaH', Julie Erdman, M. Har- ter, FOURTH ROW: Karen Schoenfeld, Eli? abeth Wandstrat, CV MarloweJ N. Bill, L. Krus- IingL E. Trimpe, M. Ritter, Pamela Stiens, FIFTH ROW: J. Kroger, P, Tierney: D. Wel- age, SV Kuhlmann, K, Heyl, K. Baarlaer, E. Colony, and E. Ross. :7 Mercyas Glee Club, composed of the Senior Cho- rus, as well as the Freshman and Sophomore Glee Clubs, is one Of the reasons a NIercy girl always has a melody going around in her head. This group of hard-working vocalists add song to the Masque and Gavel productions. The girls get ample time and enough opportunity to de- velop their voices under the direction of Sister Mary Aloyse, Sister Mary Almeda, and Mr: Omer Westendorf. The Glee Club attributes its success to striving for perfectiongeven at rehearsals; Now we know their secret! Sophomore Glee Club members are, FIRST ROW.- N. Fear, N. Feld- haus, C. Handy, NI. chze2 Pt Fanning, NI. Distler: Grace Loffredoj and C. Barnes: SECOND ROW': St Schehlj NI. Smith: Ct Lamen- bath: B. Lukent A, Krummen; P. Todd, 5. Gramkc, and J.Scheh1, THIRD ROW: E. Abrams: I. Geiger, C. Meyer, St Meyers, E. Men- delJ B. Henz, J. Doogan: and PA Subler, FOURTH ROW': N, Schafer, T. Loch, S. Kroeger, S. Gagnon, M. Franz, B. Murray, L. Hase; M. Moeller. These girls fill Mercyys halls with the sound of music. Fill Hearts with Sang Senior Chorus members take part in thMy China Doll? M4 AV Kerberj Peggy Deems, J. Froschauer, D. Lacker, P. Horney, M. Ruptecht, L. Hurlander, Tina Gallagher, Lois Herbert, N. Men- del, J. Schirmanm SECOND ROW: C. Voelker, Susan Vitullo, De Manges, Mt Giesken, K. Suchcr, D. Luebbert, M. Ringen- 51 batch, M. A. Schmitt, MA Riedel, Jane McSorley, L. Mayer, THIRD ROW: L. Bier, At Kraus, E. Heckler, D. Reinerman, C. Tenkman, N. Sweetman, J. Tape, N. Barlage, St FuellJ A. Willenborg, R. Butscha, S. Kellinghaus: D7 Schnetzer. Wee Willing W0 risers Members of Mercyis chapter of Red Cross are, FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Kerber, Mary Redmond, Marlene Brown, Donna. Luebbert, C, Burkart, P. Overbeck, and Sharyn Miller, SECOND ROW: Virginia Schwab, Marilyn Duenhoft, K. Richter, Nancy Schroeder, C. Earning, M. Oliver, and S. Hemog, THIRD ROW: A. Gedney, D. Wissel, C. Heid, K. Busam, V. Meyer, Bi iiWee willing workersyi is just one of the phrases that can be applied to members of Niercyjs chap- ter of the Red Cross, Arrangement of Easter bas- kets, and the filling and distributing of disaster kits, are merely two of the activities of the mem- bers. On weekends the girls devote much of their time to caring for the young and to working in homes for the aged. The girls volunteer their serv- ices to hospitals, and are doing much to promote good in their community. Red Cross members are guided in their efforts by Miss Kipp, their mod- erator. These girls help to alleviate some of the suffering in the world, thus fulhlling the corporal works of mercy. Taking time out from their numerous and varied works of char- ity are Red Cross ochers, J. Gandenberger, N. Feldhaus, Barbara Hizer, K, Linderman, S. Sample: and G, Kraft. Eilerman, B. Bockelman, and P. Schulz, FOURTH ROW: Lois Herbert, K. Potzick, M. Buchert, R. Espelage, D. Berding, G. Drees, and Cr Myers: FIFTH ROW: E, Umberg, M. Riga, M. McGowan, M, Owens, A. Wmseling, A. Kiefer, and Donna Ernst, SIXTH ROW: K, Riga, SV Boehlt D. Logan, D. Klingl and L. Decms, Pictured are junior and senior members. PM Aspz'mnts t0 the Stage Junior M 8: G girls are, SEATED: Diane Yun- ger, Peg Wahl, Louise Boeing, M. Osterhues, STANDING: Robyn Weil, Judy Esterkamp, Mary A. McGowan, C. Hillebrand, Mary Jo Brueggeman, Sharon Fox, K, Riga, Pat Carroll, and Donna Ernst. At monthly meetings, under the expert guidance of SistEr Mary Carlos, Mercyis promising Thes- pians learn the essentials of good acting. Sister also gives the actresses several titricks 0f the tradcf, which she has acquired during years of experience in dramatics. With hopeful expecta- tion the girls work hard for parts in the plays given each year. Once a year they produce a play with Elder which is always a success. Dramatic students study for two years, striving for a ninety average in order to become members of Masque and Gavel, the schooPs c:Specch for usi, program. Shown tearing down the scenery from KtMy China Doll;, are seniors: Li Cantzler, M. Middendorf, L. Cassierc, M, A, Kunz, Gi Cassini, S. McCarthy, Ci StuminJ M. Schneider, K. Lindew man, P. Bockelmann, M. DeCourcy, M. K. Bollinger, G. Muel- ler7 D. McManus, D. R. Wissel, Sv chhiJ T. Roda, D. Lewe, J. Taylor, and M. Umberg. Masque and Gavel officers, Sheila McCarthy, Pat Bockelmann, Kathy Lindcman, Jackie Tay- lor, and Mary Umberg; listen to president, Kay Bollinger, as she presides over the monthly meeting of aspiring actresses. Sadalz'sts Strive to Sandy? mfo Jesus through Mary: is the motto of Mercyk soclalists. These girls devote many of their free hours to learning more about Christ, and in this way bring themselves Closer to Him Each girl is appointed a counselor who acts as her spiritual adviser, and who helps her make the saying of the rosary, the assistance at Mass, and the reception of Holy Communion a daily sacrifice to God. The sodalistsi goal is primary self-sanetification and secondly sanetihcation of others. ;w ?.-423 4? 37$?- ree ... 9.x 1, Under the watchful eyes of the Virgin, Senior Socialists look to Sodality oHicers, R. Enghauser, A. Bardua, Linda Cassiere, and the future. FIRST ROW: K. Sprengard, A. Bardua, Mary Ann Kathy Sprengard seem to enjoy their apostolic work at Christmas. Kerber, R. Enghauserl and Linda. Cassiere, SECOND ROW: Elaine Mueninghoff; M. Umherg, L. Wcsscls, and M. A. Kunz, -; 3 r5 5 3 m K N a t Wt. w MN !r i K ' '- Wt t x Q W w Wu mm. m ' !1... I - ! , 5:: .- -zi w, m Y Qe-w-a W N13 ' E? , ,., .3 , .. mm ew m- em. .- hiilAX ? aw i - 1 - X, r 3g - 1 Le h Q t in V . i ' i 5;! 3 ,1: t Wu..- j g . g; E m - ' n 3: HI '1 - s 54 Keepers of the R661 What adds zest to our classes? The Projectionist Club. Mercyk chapter of this Club is just one Of many throughout the United States and Canada. Its main purpose is to carry on the projection of educational motion pictures and auclio-visual aids into the classrooms. Under the capable di- rection of Sister Mary Joseph, R.S.M., the Pro- jectionists show Iilms to the students, to provide enjoyment in the form of educational matter. Skillful Projectinnists Club officers, SEATED: Barbara Hizer and Sandy Korfhagcn, STANDING are: Kathy Kossc, Donna Cuni, and Mary Huismann. Call a Projectionist when you need films to exemplify classroom studicsv Projectionists are, SEATED: S. Korfhagen, K. Kosse, B. Luken, B. Herdkamp, TM. Brinkman, STANDING: M. Jo 55 Huismann, D. Cuni, B. Hizcr, IVL OhConnell, S. Doyle, B. Schmidt, Mary A. Schmitt. m; M athematicz'ans Master Equations Membership in Mu Alpha Theta requires more than the ability to count. After you have mainh tainecl a ninety average in geometry and algebra, and if the science of numbers intrigues you, you should become a member of the Math Club. Then you too, can be a part of the hard working unit that forms this very profitable Club, which has brought much recognition to Mercy. With the counsel of Sister Mary Domitilla, moderator, the club members delve a little deeper into mathe- matics, and thus become more and more amazed at the wonder of numbers. Members of Mercyhs chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society are, SEATED: Karen McCormark, Marcia Buchert, Cheryl Gamhctta, and Anne Wesseling, STAND- ING: Barbara. Stahl, Linda Wessels, Kathy Sprengard, Mary !- All. adv V . It . .. .a-A-m- ' Jnumlaphddll t :4. llld t snuda 9...:- hu. .' , hubnut- t'k'fLau-umuq- n...n.um.w ,... .- Mu Alpha Theta oHicers Barbara Stahl and Evelyn Jacob show 1:15 Mercyts coveted charter granted by the National Mathematics Honor Society for the schoolts participation in it. A. Krauz, Barbara, Schaafj and Mary Christensen. The girls look on as Evelyn Jacob discusses the convenience of the slide rule as an aid in solving difficuIt math problems. rii h ' 'I 56 National Honor Society members, 'FIRST ROW: B. Hizer, L. Boeing, K. Sprengard, Susan Brinkman, Mi Borgemenkc, P. Dugan, SECOND ROW: A. Kraus, J. Esterkamp, S. Vitullo, S. Korfhagen, Linda Wessels, M. A. Krauz, N. Smith, THIRD ROW: J Neumcister, Honor Society; . . Mcrcyis Chapter of the National Honor, Society is growing rapidly and steadily The Mother Mc- Auley Chapter, named in honor of the foundress of the Mercy order, is only three years old but al- ready it has a large membership. Being a member of the Honor Society is quite outstanding in it- self. A maintained average of at least ninety-one percent for two years, is the only requisite. Like any other club, they have an initiation which is held in the spring of each school year. Honorable National Honor Society ochers are: Cheryl Gam- betta, Louise Boeing, Kathy Sprengard, and Peggy Herr. P. Horney, P. Herr, CV Hillebrand, Ni Roedersheimer, K. McCormackj Mary Bohrcrj FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Lillie, Carol Tenkman, Li Brinks; T, Schott, D. Federle, FIFTH ROW: Mi Riga, A. VVesseling, E, Ja- cob, R. Enghauser, C. Stumin, C, Gambetta. . Scholars; Reward 57 Mercfs M61009 Maids Orchestra members and their director, FIRST ROW: C. Sieben- Fox, Janet Krausc, B. Huseman; Sally Sample, Dorothy Krause, berger, Joyce Mctz, C. Wilhelm, M. Pcaker, Janice Metz, Kathy Donna. Luhrman, L. Deems, THIRD ROW: Debbie Froschauer, Cassedy, S. Dnnnellon, S. Rose, SECOND ROW: Mary M. J. Feucht, S Neiheiscl, NK Owens, M. Lumme, G. Green, MV 5. Dewan, M. Gutjahr, L, McDonough, M. Schultc, P, Schultz, B. Menges, Sister A10yse,R.S.M.,director. Agri- H Mg. . 4? 01 '1k String section of the orchestra includes: Sharon Donnellon, Kathy Cassedy, Carol Wilhelm, Mary Peaker, joyce MctzJ Janice Metz, Carol Sicbcnbcrgerj Shirley Rose. 56 Provide Celestial Strains The percussion section includes: Sue Neiheisel, N. Owens, M. Summe, M. Sue Manges, Judy Feucht, Gerri Green. Quality not quantity makes the best impression. This phrase holds true especially in the case of Mercyls orchestra. For, although there are not many members, compared to the size of the school, the orchestra seems to add that certain something that makes the plays and all the other assemblies in which the orchestra takes part, more enjoyable to all who attend them. Directed by Sister Mary Aloyse, the orchestra members master the new as well as the tried and true methods. The members not only provide enjoyment for others; but each girl enjoys her own music just as much as, if not more than, anyone else. For her it is both a way of serving God with the talent He has given her, and also a means of delight to herself and to those who hear her music. The Blessed Virgin watches over, SEATED: M. SChulte, M. M. Dewan, P. Schultz, STANDING: L. McDonough, M. Gutjahrl Clarinets: B. Huseman, S. Sample; I Krause, Bl Fox, D. Krausc, D. Luhrman, L. Deems. Guz'dancejhr Business Students Business Club omcers learn to handle competently, the various tasks that arise in the business office. The Business Clubis moderator, Sister Mary Edith, advises students on what it takes to suc- ceed in business. Membership is open to any sen- ior with a business major. Highlights of the meet- ings arc the guest speakers, who inform students of their work, and the conditions in the business world. The club enables students to learn that ability must be accompanied by eHiciency and ncamess in order for one to become completely competent and to be a successful businesswoman. Nina Rack and Linda Riestcnbcrg are just two of the many mem- bcrs 0f the Business Club. Through the club the memimrs become acquainted with all types of office work. The officers include: Joan Moelchert, Sandy Bochl, Diane Logan, Velma Kist, and Kathy Redmond. Tomorrow? Instructors of Youth Future Teachers, FIRST ROW: C. Inderheese DA Heron, R. MacDonald, B. Renner, K. Murphy, D. Fischer, E. Jacob, P. l Enghauser, J. Jordan, P. Beycrsdorfer, M, DeCourcy, M. Menges, Herr, D. Wissel, S. Brinkman, FOURTH ROW: B. Sehaaf, M. 1 Susan Sample, SECOND ROW: Debra Doherty: Sharyn Miller, A Krauz, Sharon Kraemer, T. Bedinghaus, C. Harlandj CA 1 Bev Hchcmanm J. Sage, K. Oliver, D. Doerger, M. Wenger7 M. Hafner, Jean Subler, K. Fischer. Dossman, E. Mueninghoff, THIRD ROW: E. Umberg, L. The members of Future Teachers take a very ac- tive interest in the many opportunities now avail- able in the teaching field. By discussing, compar- ing, and Viewing both the new and the tried and true techniques of education, they delve deeply into the why and how of teaching. Members can obtain information on teaching from pamphlets, ? movies, and guest speakers. Each student can then decide if counseling the young is truly her prow fessionethat for which God intended her. Future Teachers ochers, Evelyn Jacob, Susan 53mph, Kathy Oliver, and Peggy Herr, strive to learn new teaching techniques. 61 C. Ridmann, Mt Foertsch, J. Morgan, K. Potzick, J Sublet, Department, show their talent for wood carving This is just Mary S. Manges, and j. Schultz, senior members of Mereyis Art one of the manyitems put out by the art students, Cindy Ridmann points out the insignia of the Honorary Art Associa- tion. Members of the Club are: SEATED: Carol Witsonj Maureen Foertsch, Janet Morgan, Kathleen Potzick. Jean Subler. STAND- ING: Linda Stockf Janey Schultz, Susan Schultz, Carol Weber, Con- nie Laake, Kathy Imhoit, Clare Mettman. A beautiful landscape captured forever on canvas 01 a papier-mache model are just two of the many projects perfected by the Art Honor Society. The first requisite for membership in the club is a ninety average in art. This average added to the interest and vigor of the artists produce results worth mentioning. The club members have re- ceived many certificates and awards, and the club itself has merited much recogniton. With the help w of Sister Mary Sharon, the artists reconstruct some of the loveliness God has placed in the world. 62 Comforters 0f the A Jylz'cted If you are interested in caring for the physical well being of your fellow man, our Health Careers Club is for you. Meeting monthly, this club will help you to decide whether or not you are cut out to be of the medical profession. Guest speak- ers at the meetings are frequently doctors, nurses, medical technicians, and people from other holds in medicine who are capable of giving hrst-hand accounts of their experiences. From the accounts of these speakers, and by doing volunteer work in the various hospitals, each girl can determine if a career in medicine is her true vocation. The girls are given advice Concerning their important decisions by Sister Mary Aloyse, club moderator. Officers of Health Careers Club, C. Heurman, C. Harland, Pl Gilker, and M. Stcngcr, try their hand at performing the routine duties of professional nurses. Health Careers members. include, FIRST ROW: E. Godfrey, P. Nolan, Ll Daly, Donna Goldsmith, J. Grucuer, NL J, Martin, and E. Umbcrg, SECOND ROPV: Linda Re, Kathy Cassedy, L. MacDonald, J. Taylon K, Cronin, and Do Lewc: THIRD ROW: M. A. Kunz. B. Renncr, lVL Sullivan, A, Russo, and Dl Inder- hecs5 FOURTH ROW: J. Hater, Carol Tenkman, A. Uphaus, 63 S. Song, and S, Kastncr, FIFTH ROW: S. Bohrer: Victoria Uhm rig, D. SauL B. Hehemann, K. Oliver, SIXTH ROW: K. Pot- zick, J. Sage, K. Roney, Mary B. Schneider, Linda Ricstcnberg, and J. Haas, SEVENTH ROW: M. L. Honncrt and M. Lees- man. Besides lhcse senior mcmbcrs. the Club is also Composed of hard-workiug juniors: who are not pictured. Mercy: CSMC Members . . . C.S.M,C. officers Jackie Taylor, Mary Umberg, Jane Schehl, to sing their fight song for the missions. This zealous spirit is dis- Eileen Wagncr, and Mary Trippel join with great enthusiasm played by all mission-minded Mercians. Taking part in a thnught-provnking Paladin discussion are; Jean- Carol Wilhelm, and Eileen Wagner, Discussions are held once nine Tfnholdcn Ann Kraus, Marcia L. Buchcrt, Peggy Wahl, each week. The girls discuss topics that appear in the Shield. 64 Student M issz'onary Helpers The Catholic Students Mission Crusade is car- rying on its own gRvar on poverty? The annually held Mission Days are the clubis largest under- taking and source of revenue. The money that the girls collect is sent to the missionaries to help them in their work7 and this year some of it was sent to areas in our own United States. The students are always able to find a place to which they can be of service. The support of Father Ralph Bcitingsis work in Appalachia was just one of the many CAS.M.C. projects this year, and the bulletin board announces that fact. Father addressed an assembly of the student body regarding his work in Appalachia. Janice Janos: Sue Neihoisel, Sally Sample, and Veronica Krocger vie Exemplifying the fun had by all on Niission Days are, Kathy C15- for a. prize at the Roman jubilee BontlL k0, Sue Vitullo and Marlene Moilner. 65 S.D.S. M embers Promote S.D.S. officers Pat Brown, Marsha Buchert, Margaret Stenger, Kathy Hausman, Karen Meyer: and Maryanne McGowan discuss The night of January 22 found S.D.S girls casting hooks aside and donning a beautiful look. Here Jane MCSorlcy, Peggy Wahl, D0- rinne Selm, and Mary A. Morris take time out from the festivities 66 spring fashions that can be worn confidently by all Christian women. Thus, modesty can be promoted by the latest in fashions. to pose with dates, Mike DiTomaso: T, Martino, Jack Mulligan, and T. Rake at the Clulfs winter formal. M odest, M odem Styles Under the supervision of Sister M. Immaculette, R.StMV7 the girls in S.D.S. strive to show that you can combine modesty in dress and still keep up with the fast moving world of fashion. In an ef- fort to prove this point, the members presented a fashion show with Mercy girls as models. As a highlight of the year, the annual formal was held at the Topper Club. itThe Days of Wine and Rosesn showed that girls can be modest and beau- tiful at the same time. With smiling faces and modest dresses, Donna Fischer, Barb May- hall, Edith Busehhaeher, and Constance Stumin display their choice of the current fashions advocated by the Students for Decent Styles and shown in their fashion show Sue Bohrer, Patricia Todd, Claire chermann, Jackie Connersj Chris Gucnthcr, Cynthia Burkart, Carol Young, and Kathy Guen- ther pose for our camera. while awaiting their cues to model the latest suits and coats. Later, these pretty girls walked down the runway with all the poise of professional models. Congratulations to all Mercians who contributed to this year's successful show! Eileen Colony and Barbara Papke take part in a scene from the Fresh. man production of Everyman. Students personified virtues and vices. Some of the Freshman drama students who took part in the play are: Candy Chestuchouski, Marci Phillips; Sandy Paisly: Julie Villeno, Susan Rcmcyl Joanne Grunther, Barbara Papke, K. Mc- 68 With Miss Pulskamp to direct them, the Fresh- man drama students brought to life on Mercyls stage the various characters in the play icEveI-y- man. In the play, since it is a morality play, we Find a moral by which we should measure our entire lives. This moral is that we can take nothing with us to the grave, or to the judgment seat of God except our good deeds. The girls succeeded in reenacting the various wanderings of Everyman in his search to hnd something or someone that would be able to remain with him even after death. The girls were also capable of injecting into the play all of the pathos and hu- manity that is due it. Carthy, Maureen Splain, Mary Lusha, Kathy Richthcr, Peggy Tenn- brink, and Mary Wuest. CcEvelymanl; w ,,..ml Julie Villena portrays all the virtues as Everyman lBarhara Papkel As Mary Bessler lEverymanl descends into the tomb she realizes pleads with her to accompany him on his journey to death. that she may have no one accompanying her on her journey. Monica Ritter, Sue Bennct, Ann ClCOnnor and Mary Besslcr along only a few of the many dramatists Who took the parts of the with Cindy Dunhoft, Maureen Cnnnelly, and Debbie Griffin are various characters in the Frcshman production of tlEverymant 69 Masque and Gave! Production Weave my daughter alone? Dave Hcltman shouts at Robert Schlinkcrt as J. Taylor, C. Stumin, M. Middendorf, T. Huser, and K. Lindeman look on. This scene is from Mercfs musical production, hMy China. Doll.H A touch of the Oriental, contrasted by a tinge of White River Junction, sparked the annual Masque and Gavel production. Under the patronage of St. Genesius and the direction of Sister Mary Carlos, uMy China Dollh was presented by Mercyts junior and senior Thespians, assisted by drama students from Elder High School. Centered in Chinatown, the story focuses around Dollie Van Tyle, the daughter of a prominent New York businessman, who has been kidnapped by Sing Song, underworld Chinaman, and raised under the name of Peach Blossom. In spite of Sing Songs objections, Peach Blossom is courted by Wallace Morgan, an American boy; Of course, they marry and live happily ever after. thy China DOIP provided enchanting entertain- ment for both young and old. P7 Bockelman, Fred Brackmann, S. McCarthy, De McManus, Bill Schucrman, J. IVIarlowe, D. Wissel, TV Roda, Gayle Muel- 7O ler, S. chhi, By Wilhelm, J. Esterkamp, T. Bross, Robyn Weil and D. Brass listen as D. Lewe tells of Sing Song's death. Takes 072 Oriental Flair Peach Blossom, Jackie Taylor, is recovered by Wallace Mop Connie Stumin, Kay Bollinger, Robert Wilhelm, Linda Cas- ' gan, Robert Schlinkert, to the delight of Martha DeCourcy, siere, Kathy Lindeman, Ginny Cassini, and Dave Habisch in E Charles Daria, Mary Schneider, Mary Kunz, David Fromme: the musical My China Doll.H E F ! P W701: carNt prove Pve done anything, retorts handcuffed Sing business. Jo Ann Gandenberger, Mary Jo Brueggeman, Janet Bis. E Song thris BurgeH to detective Steve Kctcham Bil1 Schuer- chof, Donna Ernst: Judy Newmeister, Tanya Roda, Patricia. Bock- manJ as the latter whips out his revalver to show that he means leman, Linda. Cantzler and Diane Lewe look on, fearfully. 71 l; Mercy-Elder Thespz'ans Provide 'Dorft be frightened. IE5 only 1, Anna? exclaims the mysterious GatesL Jack Hunter web ReiffL Cherry Hacki TaylorD, and Kit housekeeper Linda Cantzlerh to the startled group, Mrs. Fraiser Laughton Gay1e MuellerL Mary Ann KunzL Bill U30b SchiinkcrU, Mr. Wade Mike And hertfs your wristwatch,u mutters Anna Wat Bockelmam, the villains, and Mr, Wade Hohn De'cergj and Kit Hiay Bol- to Jack Hunter Wi11 McDonalm as she returns the stolen item to lingerL look on astonished. its owner. Mr. King Ulay Kellermam, and Buck Uiob Treinim, Mysteiy, Romancei Humor Amid claps of thunder and bolts of lightning, the curtain opens on the 1965 Mcrcy-Elder pro- duction, cCreeping: Shadows? Directed by Sr. Mary Carlos, R.S.M., and Fr. Robt. Putnick, the play centers around very mysterious happenings in the estate which Kit Laughton has inherited from her uncle, and which she hopes to turn into a tourist homci Presented in four successive eve- ning performances the play combined romance, comedy and intrigue to entertain each member of the captivated audience. This delightful, three act mystery-comedy proved, indeed, to be the highlight of the school year. uAIPS well that ends well:1 for the two happy couples Kit Laughton tGail Muellcn, Jack Hunter tEob ReifU, Ted Garvey tTom Ge1eri and Cherry Fraiser Uackie Taylori in the plays finale. A m g V iii r;- hittin- 21-5191. 3?; Oh: you poor dear, what has happened? sympathizes Cherry tConni Stumini as Ted tBill Nara relates how he acquired his head woundi Jack Hunter CWill McDonaldL Mrs. Fraiser tKathie 73 Lindemani, Mr. Wade tJDhn Detersi, Bill tPhil VogtL Kit tKay Bollingerh and Anna tPat Bockclmam listen anxiously to the details of the incident. I a Artists in Drama and Music May they will demonstrate their abilities in the annual recital. After a year of private lessons and much hard work, juniors Robyn Robyn and Sharon are now able to go on to obtain their gold medals. Weil and Sharon Fox merit their silver medals in dramaticsi In dendorf and Mary Ann Kunz are three of the Silver Mcdalists who The end of four years of dramatic lessons and acting experience have worked hard and long to achieve this goal. is marked by the Silver Medal recital Tanya Roda, Marilyn Mid- J I I i 74 Insp- A warded S 21067 M edals Waiting to begin their piano recitais are Silver Medalist: Carol Wilhelm and Kathleen Lange. Donna. McManus, Constance Stumin, Patricia Bockelman, and Gayle Mueller anxiously await the night when they will receive their silver medals in dramatics. Hours of practice contributed to this achievement. Silver Medalists Diane Lewc, Sandra Seghi: Mary Schneider and Ginny Cassini are quite versatilei Thcsc girls participate in reci- tals which give due credit to their accomplishments in dramatics. Sembrs Merit Gold Medals jA CQUEL 2w TA TL OR KA THLEEN LINDEMAN 76 F Me A rt: 0 zevement m for A ch MARTSUE MENGES R mu m L L 0 B M K T M M 77 r w Aw 3 ,A In the worla : broad field of battle, In the bivouac of Life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle! Be a hero in the strife! SENIORS Leadership Typzfies JACQUELYN TAYLOR SENIOR D KATHY SPRENGARD SCHOOL PRESIDENT C lass Presidents F$QEEE SENIOR E SANDRA MARY MARGARET KATHY SEGHI GAMBETTA OLIVER SENIOR A SENIOR B SENIOR C ARLENE BARDUA SENIOR F 80 Senior C lass LINDA ANN BECK 6037 Musketeer Drive St. Jude Business Club 4-, CSMC l,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY TERESA BEDINGHAUS 3513 Daytona Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4 CSMC 1,2,3,4-, Future Teach- ers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. DIANE DONNA BELLMAN 6745 Menz Lane Our Lady of Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, GAA 1. CHERYL ANN BENDER 3818 Ebenezer Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, GAA 1. MARY BERDING 3277 Tulsa Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4. LINDA ANNETTE BERNINGER 3003 Devils Backbone Road Our Lady of Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, GAA 1. Bl ARLENE BARDUA 3719 Neiheisel Avenue St. Jude Bowling 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Class President 3,4. PATRICIA ANN BARRETT Fenton Avenue St, Catherine Business 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1. SHIRLEY BARROMETTI 3370 Boomer Lane St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Sodality 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN BOCKELMAN 3615 White Oak Drive St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, Masque 8c Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 4. SANDRA JANE BOEHL 3348 McFadden Avenue St. Martin Business Club President 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 4, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor So, ciety 2,3,4. CAROL BOEING 2652 Foran Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 3, Health Careers 2,3, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1, National Honor Society 3,4. MARY SUSAN BOHRER 3205 Glenmore Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 1,2,3,4, Proj- ect Club 2,3,4, SDS 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4. MARY KAY BOLLINGER 6990 Sandal Court Our Lady of Visitation CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Gleanings Staff 3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Secretary, Masque 8L Gavel 3, President 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodaiity 4, YAR 1, Class President 2. MARY RUTH BORGEMENKE 4000 Homelawn Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4. 82 The Beginning of PAULA BEYERSDORFER 3114 MacArthur Court Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD Staff 2, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Future Teachers 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, GAA 1. JUDITH BIEHL 3895 Biehl Avenue St. Jude Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achieve- ment 4, SDS 1,2,3,4. JUDITH ANN BIHN 4245 St. Martin Place St. Martin Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2, SDS 2. NANCY ANN BORGMAN 5570 Clearview Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bbwling 2,3, Business Club 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2, SDS 1,2,3,4, Class President 3. TERESA BRAMLAGE 5778 Glenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2,3, CSMC 1,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Health Careers 2,3, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. JUDY ANNE BRAVARD 4265 Hutchinson Road St. Jude Bowling 1,3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. the Ending Tear Even the seniors are subject to the maze of forms, applications and cards on Book Day. ssYouTi think by now they would know 115;, remarks Maureen Foertsch. uAfter four year A . W SHARON JEAN BREEN 4273 Grotto Court St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3A, Glee Club 1, Health Ca- reers Club 1, SDS 2,3,4. SUZANNE LOUISE BRINKMAN 2835 Werk Road St, Catherine Bowling 3, CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 2,3,4, co-editor in chief 4-, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, treasurer 2, vice-prefect 3, National Honor Society 2,3,4. KATHLEEN BROGLE 4395 Hanley Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Cfub 9 3 4, SDS 9 3 4, n: .:1 CONSTANCE MARIE BROTHERS 394-0 Delmar Avenue St. Martin Business Club Jr, CSMC 1,2,33, SDS 2,3, Sodality I, Class Vice President 1, JUDITH ANN BROWN 5529 Goldcrcst Drive St. Antoninus Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Senior Chorus 2,3, Health Careers 2,3, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality l. MARLENE JOYCE BROWN 391-1- Delmar Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 3, SDS 2,3,4, GAA 1. 83 Orientation Day Unites PATRICIA LEE BROWN 3374- Glenmont Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3A, SDS 2,3,4, President 4-, Class Vice-Prcsident 1, Secretary 2, MARCIA LYNN BUCHERT 2803 Westbrook Drive St Catherine CDL 4, CSMC 123,4, Junior Achievement 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4-, SDS 2,3,4, Vice-Presidcnt 4, Sodality 1,2, Art Club 3, LORETTA CLARA BURCH 3157 Penrosc Place St. Catherine Villa Cabrini Academy 1, Business Club 4, CDL 3,4, CSMC 2,3,4. HYou can1t escape in that direction, warn Pat Bockelman and Kay Bollinger to their 21ittle sisters? Sue Sample and Regina Enghauser portray for the class of 568 the results of membership in every club at Mercy--lack of sleep. KAREN BUSAM 3520 Bruestle Avenue St, Ignatius Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4-, CSMC 123,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. EDITH E. BUSCHBACHER 3979 Drew Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Our Lady of Angels 2, Bowling 4, French Club 41-, SDS 2, 3,4, Sodality 1,2, REA LOUISE BUTSCHA 3149 Northgate Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 1, Business Club 4-, CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 1, 3,4, SDS 2,3. e4 F reshmen and Seniors LINDA CANTZLER . 3168 Westbrook Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Bowling 2,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Treas- urer 1. KATHLEEN MARIE CASSEDY 3946 Roswell Avenue St. Martin Immaculate Conception Academy 1, CDL 4, CSMC 2,3, Health Careers 4, Latin Club 3,4, Music. Club 3,4, Or- Chestra 2,3,4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 1. LINDA ANNETTE CASSIERE 3815 Lincoln Road St. James CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Library Club 3,4, Vice- President 4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. VIRGINIA ELAINE CASSINI 3372 Hanna. Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 3, Masque 8c Gavel 3,4, NCTG 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY LEILLA CHRISTENSON 3001 Timberview Drive St. Ignatius MERCYWOOD Staff 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3, Library Club 1,2, Future Teachers 1,2, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 2,3. PATRICIA ANN CLEARY 3026 Costello Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4. St. Catharine 85 DIANA MARIE COLEGATE 3974 Rybolt Road Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2, Secretary 1. ERIN COLLINS 6175 Rambling Ridge St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Library Club 2, SDS 1,2, Span- ish Club 3,4, ViCe-President 3,4. ANGELA MARIE CONNER 5657 Samver Road St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Red Cross 2, SDS 2,3,4. LYNN CHARLOTTE CORRY 4307 Bridgetown Road St. Martin CSMC 3, Glee Club 1, SDS 2, KATHLEEN CRONIN 2992 Woodrow Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 2, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Ca- reers 2,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library 2, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1. DONNA LOUISE CUNI 3637 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Junior Achievement 3, 4, Projectionists 2,3,4, President 4, SDS 2,3, Class Presi- dent 1. MARGARET MARY DOSSMAN 2741 Devils Backbone Road Our Lady of Visitation Bowling 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, 'Future Teach- ers 3,4, Music Club 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,2,3, SDS 2,3,4, 50- dality l. CARLA RITA DRAGAN 4012 Homelawn Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4 CSMC l,2,3,4. MARILYN JO DUENHOFT 3500 Hilda Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, Glee Club 3, Library Club 4, SDS 1,4. 86 LYNN DALY 1135 Rufison Avenue St. Teresa MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4, Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2,3,4, Red Cross 1. MAUREEN DAY 3143 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,B,4, A1Cappella 2, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2, Music Club 2, SDS 2,3,4, Sodalr ity 1, YAR 3,4. MARTHA DECOURCY 3137 Boudinot Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 3, Future Teach- ers 2,3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1. LINDA CATHERINE DEEMS 2242 Schoedinger Avenue St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Music Club 2,3,4, Or- chestra 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA KAY DELFAVERO 3496 Blue Rock Road St. James CSMC 1,2,3, SDS 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN DINEEN 3238 Brater Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady of Angels 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 2,3,4, Jun- ior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4, JENNY L. DIPILLA 3994 Roswell Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 1, Library Club 2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH ANN DOHERTY 4209 Applegate Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2, Future Teachers 2,3,4, SDS 2, Sodality 2. DOROTHY DORGER 3223 Boudinot Avenue St. Catherine Bowling 2,3, CSMC 1,3,4, French Club 4, Future Teach- ers 4, SDS 2,3,4. C lass Ring Oh, ifs lovelyW Sandy Seghi informs Marilyn Middendorf. flust like mine! 87 PATRICIA ANN DUGAN 3695 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4-, CSMC 2,3,4: Glee Club 1, Health Ca- reers 1, Junior Achievement 3, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 4. PEGGY DUNIGAN 3853 Ebenezer Road St. Jude Bowling I, Business Club 4-, CSMC 123,4, SDS 2:3,4, Class Treasurer 1, Vice President 2. JOANN E. ECKHOFF 34-21 Alta Vista Avenue St. Martin Bowling 4-, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1 Library Club 23, Secretary 4, SDS 2,3,4. 7 cuClzina Dolljj Comes t0 Life REGINA ENGHAUSER 3172 Mozart Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,233, Gleamings Staff 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4: Sec- retary 3, Future Teachers 3,4, Sodality 1,2354, Vicc-Presi- dent 2, Perfect 4, National Honor Society 4, GRETCHEN CATHARINE ERHARDT 2764 Westbrook Drive St Catharine Bowling 3, Business Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4. BARBARA MARY ESPELAGE 2023 Quebec Road St. Bonaventure Business Club 43 CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 3; Secretary 3, Class Vice-President 3. MARY LOU ESSEN 3556 Lakewood Drive St. Jude Bowling 2, Business Club 4-; CSMC 132,3,4, French Club 4, SDS 1,273.4, Sodality I,2,3,4. LINDA FAGIN 3353 Banning Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMG 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3, BONNIE JEAN FALLON 3865 Church Lane St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4-, Gleanings 2:3,41 Glee Club 1J Latin Club 2, SDS 2, Sodality 2,3, Secretary 3, Safety Representative 3,4. gYou must try to understand, explains Mari- lyn Middendorf to the broken-heartcd uuChina Dole, Jackie Taylor, uthat Wallace Morgan prefers American women. You are just a pass- ing fancy! He will soon return to me. in M ercy Production CAROL ANN FAY 3999 Janward Drive St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. DIANE MARY FEDERLE 2344 Fairgreen Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, AaCappella 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1, National Honor Society 3,4, Class President 3,4. JUDITH ANN FEUCHT 2296 Schoedinger Avenue St. Bonaventure CSMC I,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. DOLORES JEAN FINLEY 4372 Brookdaie Drive St, Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 2,3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. DONNA FISCHER 4216 Marlin Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, Future Teachers 2,3, SDS 2,3,4. KATHLEEN FISCHER 2468 Boudinot Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Health Careers 1,2, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 1,3,4, Music Club 2, SDS 2,3,4. MARIAN FLOETKER 3667 Frondorf Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3. MAUREEN FOERTSCH 3297 Montana Avenue St. Martin CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Tripple Trio 3, Gleanings Staff Art Editor 4, Senior Chorus 3, President 4, SDS 2, 3, Art Club 3,4, Class President 2,3, Vice President 4. BOVONNE DOLORES FOX 5585 Reemelin Road St. Ignatius Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4. JEAN FRANK 4179 Homelawn Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 4, SDS 2,3,4. GERALDINE FRANZ 2906 Woodrow Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, Junior Achievement 3, 4, SDS 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1, President 3. VIRGINIA FREY 1003 Sunset Avenue St. Williams Seton High School 1,2, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2. 89 SUSAN IRENE FUELL 6460 Cheviot Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, A1Cappe1la 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 1,2, Class President 1,2. CLAIRE ANN FULLER 4072 Race Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Health Careers 1. 1 CHRISTINA GALLAGHER 2391 Clover Crest Drive St. Ann Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, SDS 3,4. CHERYL ANN GAMBETTA 3364 Meyer Place St. Catharine CDL 2,3,4, CSMC 1.2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Project Club 2,3, SDS 2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1,3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4, Class Vice- President 3, President 4. ANNE WILLOUGHBY GEDNEY 2820 McKinley Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Library Club 2, Red Cross 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. MARTHA LYNN GEIDEMAN 5585 Woodhaven Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Julienne High School, Dayton 1, Magnificat High School, Cleveland 2, CSMC 3,4, Glee Club 3, Sodality 4. MARTA MARY GENSKE 2970 Lischer Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Future Teachers 4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 3,4. MARY PAT GILKER 3239 Glenmore Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, SDS 2,3,4. PATRICIA GILLEN 2167 Faywood Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3. MARY ELAINE GODFREY 3824 Church Lane St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, HeaIth Careers 3,4. MARILYN ANN GOEBEL 3140 Diehl Road St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Junior Achievement 4, SDS 4, Spanish Club 3. DONNA GOETZ 4004 School Section Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga. Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Projection- ists 2, Red Cross 1, SDS 2,3, YAR 2,3,4. 90 DONNA JEAN GOLDSMITH 9129 Lockwood HiIi Road St. Bernard Business Club 4, CDL 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers, 3,4, Red Cross Representative 1,2, SDS 2,3,4. MARILYN ANN GOULD 4359 Marlin Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMG 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 1, Library Club 4, SDS 2,3,4. SHARON ANN GREELEY 3272 Midden Circle. Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, NCappelIa 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 3,4, Class Vice President 1,4. Gayle Mueller, Miss Junior Businesswoman of :64365, and her runner up, Kathy Oliver, shine up the trophies which Junior Achievement has be- stowed upon them and the sChoOl. Uefti Mr. Jack McCann gives an explana- tion of advertising to Jean Frank and Tina Prechenenko on Careers Night. LOIS JEAN GRESSEL 5578 Biscayne Avenue St, Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 2, SDS 2,3. MARY JO ANN GREULICH 2636 Gehrum Lane St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. CAROL MARY LEE GROFER 5974 Oak Apple Drive St. Iude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Health Careers 4, SDS 2,3,4. 9! Silver Bells mThe Crowning touchu to a perfect evening is shared by Queen Arlene Bardua and her escort Gerry Welter at the annual Christmas Ball at the Hartweil Country Club. CHRISTINE MARIE GROSSE 5416 Karen Avenue St. Aloysius Ganzaga Bowling 41-, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2, SDS 2.34. KAREN GROTE 254i Flectwood Avenue St. Catharine Seton 1 CSMC 132,3:4y French Club Z Glee Club 2, Junior Achievcmcnt 3.4, Latin 3.4-: GAA 1, Red Cross 1, SDS 2.3.4, Class Vicc-Presidcnt 1, and Secretary 4. JOYCE GRUENER 5714 Bridgetown Road St Jude Bowling 133,4, Business Club '-1-. CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 12.331, Library Club 2, SDS 2,3,4. 92 Chime at Christmas Time MARTHA GUILFOYLE 2757 Montana Avenue St, Catharine JACQUELINE ANN HAAS 5,903 Oakapple Drive St, Jude CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 3,4, SDS 1, 2,3,4. JILL HABAN 4134 Westwood Northern Blvd. St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3, YAR 1,2. NANCY JANE HABERTHIER 3131 Westbourne Drive Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, SDS 2, 3,4. CHERYL HAFNE'R 3915 Trevor Avenue St. Martin CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sedality 1, Class Treasurer 1. CHERYL EILEEN HARLAND 4016 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Gleanings 2, Health Ca- reers 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Library Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2, Treasurer 1,2, SDS 2,3,4. ANN F. HARMELING 3679 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Careers 1,2, JANET MARIE HARMELING 3679 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Careers 1,2. GECILIA KATHERINE HARMEYER 1771 Biecker Lane Our Lady of Presentation Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3. JUDITH MARY HATER 3137 Ebenezer Road Our Lady of Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4. BEVERLY ANNE HEHEMANN 3601 Janlin Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2,3,4, Future Teachers 4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 3,4, Class Secretary 1,2. CHERYL ANN HEID 5460 North Bend Road St. Ignatius Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 3,4, Red Cross 3,4. 93 cm Experience LOIS ANN HERBERT 5257 Belclare Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, Red Cross Representative 3,4, SDS 3,4, LUCILLE BARBARA HERING 4023 Smith Road St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library 4. DIANE JACQUELINE HERON 2676 Mountville Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 12,33, French Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Health Career 1,2, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 3,4, PEGGY JEAN HERR 3350 Greencrest Court Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 2,3, Co-edi- tor 4, Future Teachers 2,3 Treasurer, 4 President, Sodal- ity 1 prefect, 2,3 prefect, 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4 Treasurer, Class President 3. SUSAN HERZOG 6138 Ramblingridge Drive St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. JUDITH ANN HETZER 3620 Janlin Court St. Martin Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2, SDS 1,2,3,4, So- dality 2. CLARE HEUERMAN 3448 Alta Vista Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2,3,4 Treasurer, Latin Club 4, Red Cross Representative 2, SDS 2,3,4. MARGARET LOUISE HILL 3235 Bellacre Court Our Lady of Lourdes Seton High School 9,10, Junior Achievement 3,4, MARY LOUISE HONNERT 5696 West Fork Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 3,4, Health Careers 4. PHYLLIS ANN HORNEY 3308 Blue Acres Drive St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, A4Cappella 4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Careers 2,3, Junior Achievement 3, Library Club 2, SDS 2, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL ANN HUEBNER 3723 St. Martin Place St. Martin Notre Dame Academy 1, CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 4, Jun- ior Achievement 3,4, Red Cross Representative 1, SDS 4, Sodality 3,4. MARY JO HUISMANN State Line Road RR2 CSMC 1,2,3,4, Projectionists 3, President 4, Project Ctub 3. 94 for Remembering 95 11Saint Anthony, Saint Anthony, tum around!N Something is lost and cam be found. SHERRY ANN HUSSONG 5754 Muddy Creek Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, Glee Club 1,4. Health Careers 1,2. CAROL INDERHEES 3435 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Health Careers 1,2, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 3,4. DIANE INDERHEES 3236 Deborah Lane St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3.4, Health Careers 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3. EVELYN JACOB 3757 Boomer Road St. Ignatius MERCYWOOD staff 3,4, Associate Editor 4, CSMC 1,2, 3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, Treasurer 4, Mu A1pha Theta 3,4, President 4, Project Club 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Secr retary '2, National Honor Society 2,3,4. JANE ANN JACOBER 3582 Eyrich Avenue St. Jude Bowling 2. CSMC 12,351. Latin Club 3, Library Club 1. 2. KATHLEEN ANN JOHANNEMAN 3085 Neisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1.2.3.4, Senior Chorus 2,3, SDS 2,3, Spanish Club 3. JANICE JONES 2809 Shaffer Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 1,2,3; JEANNE CLAIRE JORDAN 2800 Queen City Avenue St. Martin CSMC 3,4, French Club 4-j Future Teachers 3:4, KRYSTYNA KACZMARSKI 4-204- Applegate Avenue St. Martin Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1, SDS 1,2,3,4-. Our Fair Lady Karen Lackard reigns as the fairest lady of Mission Days. Father Lizza announces the sen- ior,s victory while Mary Umberg, Jackie Taylor and Diane Inderhem reioice with Karen. 11The Seniors win again this year! Not without a struggle of course! SHELIA LOUISE KASTNER 3844 Meyerfeld Acre St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Ca- reers 3,4, Future Teachers 4-T SDS 1,4, Art Club 2,3. MARY ANN KERBER 3194 Dartmouth Drive Our Lady' of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 3, Red Cross 2,3,4. SDS 3, Sodality 12,311. KATHLEEN ALICE KESTLER 4315 Harding Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4-, CSMC 1,2, Junior Achieve- ment 3,4 SDS 2,3,4. 96 MARGARET ANN KLEIMEYER 5707 Krogermount Drive St, James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. DONNA KLING 3834 Boudinot Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers 4, SDS 2,3,4, DIANNE ANNE KOPP 3714 Dorwin Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,4, Junior Achievement 3. KATHLEEN MARY KOSSE 5908 Oak Apple Drive St. Jude CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Projec- tionists 3,4, SDS 1,2,3, Class Vice-Presidcnt 3. SHARON KRAEMER 5294 Belclare Road St. Jude CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 4, SodaIity 2,3,4. GAIL MARIE KRAFT 2285 Quebec Road St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC I, Gleanings staff 2, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY ANN KRAUZ 5791 Childs Avenue St. Jude Bowling 2, CSMC 123,4, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 2,3,4, Nation Honor Society 2,3,4. CAROL KREIMER 2679 Montana Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Gleanings staff 3,4, Jun- ior Achievement 3,4, Future Teachers 2,3, SDS 3,4, So- dality 3, YAR 3,4. KATHRYN LOUISE KROEGER 3730 Feldkamp Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3. ANTOINETTE MARIE KIEFER 1924 Knox Street St. Bonaventure Business Club 4, CSMC 1,4, Glee Club 2, Red Cross 3, SDS l,2,3,4. JANET KIEN ' 3088 Neisel Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, SDS 1, 2,3. VELMA KIST 3672 Paramount Ridge St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,3,4, SDS 1. CLARE ANN LEINEN 2387 Mintana Avenue St, Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Ca- reers Club 1,2, Library Club 2, SDS 4, Sodality 1. DIANE LEWE 3208 Queen City Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Annual Staff 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Masque ii: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1. KATHLEEN LIENESCH 5713 Lauderdale Drive St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, 98 KATHY MARY KROEGER 2685 Montana Avenue St, Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Y.A.R. 4, Class Vice-President 2. MARY ANN KUNZ 5598 Raceview Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 1,2, CSMC 123,4, French Club 4, Gleamings Staff 3,4, Health Careers Club 123,4, Junior Achievement 3, Masque 13: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 2, National Honor Society 4. CONSTANCE JEAN LAAKE 4074 El Vista Drive . St, Joseph Bowling 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 4, SDS 2, 3,4, Art Club 3,4. Seniors Retreat into a JUDITH ANN LANDY 5725 Glow Court Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2, A1Cappella 2, Glee Club 2, Health Careers Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 3, Library Club 3,4, Music Club 2, SDS 2,3. DIANE. DOLORES LAUMAN 3585 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,4, Glee Club 1,2. BARBARA LEESMAN 3990 Kenkel Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, 4, Future Teachers 2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4, MARYANN RUTH LILLIE 3473 Blue Rock Road St; James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4-, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4-. KATHLEEN LOUISE LINDEMAN 5597 Silverpoint Drive St. Ignatius Bowling 3, CSMC 1,2,3A, French Club 4, ACappella 4-, Glee Club 2,3, Masque 84 Gavel 3,4, Secretary 4-, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross 2,3,4, VicerPresident 4, SDS 2,3,4, Treas- urcr 3,4, Sodality 1, Secretary 1, CIass President 2, Vice- Presidcnt 4-. LINDA LINDSAY 3796 Boomer Road St, Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4-, GAA 1. World of S piritual 25,12 ,-,,. W .. 'w, ? :5a 5 I 5: 5 . 5 ; 5,5; 55;; 1 $9; 3, 5 5:5 1 5 2 ,. .1 , , . , 3;; 5 I 133;; LI, , 3:33 3 ' f . 2 y '1 1:: 7 kaggg.h 3:323 3 g. u m: . , -, I w n 5 5 ' 5 , 5. 51-1. $55,551 -$W-! : 5 - 5' 5:: 5 555: j I: 55:53:13: ,1 .5. 1 :5 5 057571- . 3' :35 , K 55$ - Q L? 5 1 5:55.55, .5 ,,,,,, r 1 2 3 2 i, 1 , 3515;? , I -- x's. . .l -. 359,5, 45:55 W '5 15555, '5 Seniors bow their heads in prayer as the Holy Sacrifice of the In the stillness of the library, seniors search for religious books Mass is offered by Rev. McCoy S,M., senior retreat master. to study during the course of :heir retreat. ELIZABETH ANN LIPPS 3723 Monfort Heights Drive St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Glee Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 3,4. KAREN ANN LOCKARD 3169 Timberview Drive St. Catharine BowIing 3,1CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, President 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Health Careers 123,4, Library 4-, SDS 2, 3,4. DIANN CARLENE LOGAN 2323 Quebec Road St, Bonaventure Western Hills, Business Club 4, President 41, CDL 4, CSMC 123,4, French Club 2., Red Cross 1,2,3, SDS 2,3,4, 99 PAMELA JEAN LONG 3401 Alta Vista Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2, Business Club 4, SDS 3,4. DONNA LEE LUEBBERT 3140 Fiddlers Green Road Our Lady of Visitation CSMC 1,234, French Club 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1, Junior Achievement 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 4, SDS 2,3,4, Class VicePresident 1. DONNA GALE LUHRMAN 2057 Queen City Avenue San Antonio Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Health Careers 1, Library Club 4, Music Club 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,-1, SDS 2,3,4. Cheryl Gambetta, Karen McCormaCk, and Kathy Sprengard stand by as Sister Mary Domitella R.S,M. receives the second place prize from WES Academic.h x3 s I .. 4 i u , Ir's acnamm MARGARET MARY LUTZ 3712 Woodbine Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, SDS l,2,3,4, Sodality 1. LINDA MACDONALD 5531 Fairwood Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Health Careers 3,4, Future Teachers 4, Masque 8c Gavel 3, NCTC 3, SDS 2,3, 80- dality 1, YAR 3,4. SANDRA MALINOWSKI 3110 Pershing Court Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CDL 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2, SDS 2,3, 4, YAR 3,4. 100 LINDA MAYER 3900 Gary Court St. Aloysius Ganzaga CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 3,4, SDS 2, 3,4. BARBARA MAYHALL 4321 Marlin Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 2,3,4. BARBARA MCANDREWS 3912 Gary Court St, Aloysius Ganzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Class Treasurer 1, PATRICIA M. MCCANN 2823 Shaffer Avenue CSMC 1,2,3, st 1,2,3. SHEILA MCCARTHY . 3385 Stevie Lane St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Health Careers 1,2, Junior Achievement 3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. KAREN ANNE MCCORMACK 1 6620 Hayes Road St, Jude CSMC l,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, President 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Red Cross 2,3,4, SDS 1, Sodality 2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4. St. Catherine 10! JUDITH ANN MARCHETTI 2595 Anderson Ferry Road Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3,4, Health Careers 1,2, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 3,4. MARY JO MARTIN 5746 Lawerence Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Health Careers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. LINDA MAURER 5554 Childs Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, Health Careers 1,2, SDS 3,4, Class Presi- dent 1, DONNA MCKINNEY 7631 Dog Trot Road Our Lady of Visitation BusinCSs Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2. DONNA MCMANUS 2935 Mignon Avenue St. Catharine Bowling 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. BETTY JO MEENTS 3396 Kleeman Road St, Ignatius Business Club 4, CMSC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Red Cross 3, SDS 2,3. KAREN MEYER Gerold Drive Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, President 4. KATHY ANNE MEYER 3429 Alta Vista. Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, SDS 2, 3,4. MARY JEAN MEYERS 3701 West Galbraith Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2, Red Cross Representative 1. MARILYN MIDDENDORF 5620 Treeview Drive Our Lady of Victory MERCYWOOD Staff 2,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, SodaIity 1. SHARYN KAY MILLER Wardall Avenue St. Catherine Bourbon County High School, CSMC 4, French 3,4, Gleamings Staff 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Red Cr055 Repre- sentative 4, SDS 4. JOAN MARGARET MOELCHERT 5568 Spruce Wood Drive St. Ignatius Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Health Careers Club 2, GAA 1, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1. JO ANN MOHR 3378 Kleeman Road St. Ignatius Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Ca.- reers Club 2, Red Cross Representative 1, SDS 2, Class Secretary 1, President 2, Secretary 4, NANCY MOHR 3397 Mayfair Avenue St. Martin Immaculate Conception Academy 1,2, CSMC 3,4, French Club 4, SDS 3,4. JANET MORGAN 3278 Montana Avenue St. Martin CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Ciub 4, Glee Club 4, SDS 2,3,4, Art Club 1,2,3,4. 102 MARY SUE MENGES 2872 Montana Avenue St. Catherine Bowling 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 4, Mu Alpha. Theta 3,4, Music Club 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3, President 4 SDS 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4. MARY TECLA MENGES 3204 Queen City Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes Hoban High School 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. CAROL JEAN MENTRUP 5636 Biscayne Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 1, YAR 1,2,3,4, Class President 1. 4cCreepz'ng Shadowf .......a-..,.,m ,. -. ,. 1 i J 103 GAYLE ANN MUELLER 5241 Boomer Road St. Ignatius MERCYWOOD STAFF 1,2,3,4 Editor, Business Club 4, USMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Junior Business- woman 4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 3,4, Class Treasurer 1. MARILYN RAE MUELLER 3330 Felicity Drive St. Catherine CDL 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1,2, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2. ELAINE MUENINGHOFF 3327 Felicity Drive St. Catherine CDL 3,4, CSMC l,2,3,4r, Health Careers 1, JuniDr Achieve- ment 3,4, Latin Club 3, Vice President 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, SDS 3,4, Sodality 2,3,4. Kit Laughton struggles to excapc the tight clutch of Mr. Kingss partner in crime. The realization Finally struck Gayle Mueller that Linda Cantzler was one of the instigators 0f the plot to drive Kit out of her seemingly haunted house, KATHLEEN ELLEN MURPHY 3402 Mayfair Avenue St. Martin CSMG 1,2,3, French Club 4, Health Careers Club 1, Fu- ture Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. SUSAN MURPHY 3887 Florence Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 2,3. JANICE NABER 3177 Goda Avenue St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, SDS 2,3, 4, Class President 1. Prom 77167726417143; Fair Laabfi- MIRIAM ROSE NEIHEISEL 3629 Mozart Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, Red Corss Representative 2, Sodality 1. PATRICIA SUE NOLAN 5696 Eula Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, SDS 1. JUDY ANN NUGENT Queen City Avenue San Antonio Business Club 4, CSMC 4, Red Cross Representative 3, SDS 3,4, C1a55 Treasurer 1. MARY KATHLEEN OLIVER 5593 Childs Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 2, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glean- ings Staff 3,4, Health Careers Club 2,3,4, Junior Achieve- ment 3,4, Future Teachers 3, Vice President 4, Red Cross Representative 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Class President 4, ANTOINETTE PASTERNAK 3820 St, Martin Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Glee Club 1, Library Club 2, SDS 3,4. JOYCE PETERS 3461 Alta Vista Avenue St. Martin Notre Dame Academy 1,2, Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, , 4 CSMC 3,4. . ,I. I1Who melu cries the excited Pat Bockelman who was chosen as one of the nfair ladies2 for the long awaited Prom. Tears of joy also fell fom Kathy Oliver and Kay Bollinger when their names were called as the other two candidates. 104 KATHLEEN THERESA POTZICK A 3109 Westwood Northern Blvd. St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 3,4, Red Cross Repre- sentative 2, SDS 1,2,3,4, Art Club 1,2,4, Class Vice Presi- dent 2. VALENTINA PRECHENENKO 3519 Glenmore Avenue St. Martin MERCYWOOD Staff 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. GERRY A. RACK 5151 North Bend Road St. Ignatius MERCYWOOD Staff 1,3,4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Ca.- reers 2, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library Club 4, Project Club 2,3, SDS 1,2,3,4, NINA RACK 4911 North Bend Road St. Ignatius MERCYWOOD Staff 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 1,2,3,4. LINDA RE 3922 School Section Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CDL 1,2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY KATHLEEN REDMOND 3967 Glenmorc Avenue St, Martin Business Club Secretary 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2, Future Teachers 1,2, Red Cross Representative 3, 4, SDS 2,3,4. 105 KATHLEEN REIS 3437 McFadden Avenue St. Martin Our Lady of Angels 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 2,3,4. BEVERLY RENNER 3059 Feltz Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Gas rears Club 2,3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Class Vice President 2. CYNTHIA CLARA RIDMANN 4302 St. Martin Place St. Martin Bowling 3, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 3, SDS 2,3, Art Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4. BEVERLY ANN RIEHLE 5726 West Fork Road St. Ignatius Bowling 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Careers Club 3, SDS 3,4, YAR 1,2. GERALDINE RIES 4101 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Bowling 3,4, Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, SDS 2. LINDA RIESTENBERG 3307 Greenway Avenue Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD Staff 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Health Careers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3, MARY ANN RIGA 3712 Wilmar Drive St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Gleanings staff 3,4, Fu- ture Teachers 2,3, Red Cross 3, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor 3,4. MARY CAROL RINGENBACH 3328 Blue Rock Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Ca- reers 2, Junior Achievement 3, Library Club 2, SDS 2,3,4. Sodality 2. MARIA JOSEFINA RIVA 5498 Bellfmld Lane St. Antoninus Colegio La Immaculada 1.2. St. Ursula Academy 3, CSMC 4. JACQUELINE SUE SAGE 2524 Saruis Court St. Bonaventure CSMC 1,2,3,4, Frenth Club 4, Health Careers 1,2,3,4, Fu- ture Teachers 4, SDS 2.3,4, SodaIiLy 2, YAR 4, Class Vice-President 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH SAMPLE 3104 Daytona Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,234, Glcanings StaH 2.3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Future Teachers 1. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Red Crosa 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Project Club 1.2. Sedality 1.2.3.4, Vice-President of Cincinnati Classics Club 4. DIANE SAUL 3019 Werkridge Drive Our Lady of Visitation CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Health Careers 3,4, Junior Achievement 3, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 3, Red Cross 1, SDS 1,234, ' LEILA JANE ROBB 3273 Werk Road Our Lady of LOUrdES Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. TANYA ANN RODA 3843 Chatwood Court St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 123,4, Masque 5: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARGARET ROETTKER 6023 Werk Road Our Lady of Lourdes MERCYWOOD StaH 3,4, CSMS 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Class Secretary 2. KATHLEEN ANN RONEY Box 93-A Zion Road Our Lady of Visitation Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Health Careers 1,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4. ANGELA Russo 3624 Allview Circle Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Health Careers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 2,3,4. EILEEN SABATELLI 4373 Dalehurst Drive St. Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 2, Business C1ub 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3, YAR 1,2,3. AJJ gm . k ' a L BARBARA ANN SCHAAF .m-mmmil ' 5979 Oak Apple Drive St. Jude MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3A, Glee Club 2, Junior Achievemest 3,4, Future Teachers 4, Mu Alpha. Theta 4, SDS 2,3, Sodality 2,3,4. DONNA JEAN SCHAIBLE 3062 Belden Court Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4-, CSMC 1,2,3A, SDS 2,314. PAULINE SCHAIBLE 4375 Ebenezer Road St. Jude Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3:4Q Glee Club 1,2, Health Careers 3, SDS 112,3. V aw at Annual Dad-Daughter Dance Kathy Johanneman is all smiles while reigning as her Dacrs Princess at Mcrcfs Father-Daughter Dance Kathy is the fourth member of the class of 565 to be crowned queen of this affair. i g ! m; l'l I A Mcrcians show highest honors to Our Blessed Mother during the yearly May Crowning cere- mony, as Regina Enghauser has the honor of placing the flowered crown on Maryas head. DEBORAH ANN SCHAICH 3210 Dickinson Road St Ignatius Business Club 4. CSMC 123,4, Red Cross 3, SDS 2,3 DORIS JEAN SCHAUB 3136 Rockacrcs Court St. James CSMC 1.2,3,4, Health Carccrs 2,3, Library 2, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 2 SANDRA SCHINNER 5599 Childs Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3A, SDS 2. 775 the Month JANICE SCHIRMANN 2837 Ratterman Avenue St. Catharine CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. MARY SCHNEIDER 5543 Leumas Drive St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Masque 8: Gave! 3,4, NCTC 3,4, YAR 4. ' MARY BETH SCHNEIDER 3967 Grace Avenue St, Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1,2,3,4, GIeanings Staff 3, Health Careers 3,4, Latin Club 3, Future Teachers 4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 2,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN SCHOENLING 4117 Jessup Road St, James CSMC 123,4, French Club 4, Gleanings Staff 2,3,4, Health Careers 1,2, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3,4, KAREN ANN SCHOLLE 5592 Sprucewood Drive St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC l,2.3,4, Glee Club 1, Health Ca- reers 1,2, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3. BARBARA SCHULTZ 6354 Springmoyer Drive St. Jude Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, 3,4, Health Careers 1,3, SDS 2, Spanish Club 3. JANE ANN SCHULTZ 3892 Tower Road Our Lady of Visitation Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Ca- reers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, Representative 3. LORRITA SCHUSTER 4586 Ebenezer Road St. Jude Bowling 4, Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Careers 3, SDS 2,3, Spanish Club 3,4. VIRGINIA SCHWAB 4260 Race Road St. Aloysius Gonzaga CSMC 1,2,3, Glee Club 2, Health Careers 3, Library Club 4, Red Cross 4, SDS 1,2,3, Of Our M 0therj4 PATRICIA SCRIVERI 1955 Fairmount Avenue San Antonio MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4, Business Club 4, CDL 3, CS MC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1, SDS 3. SANDRA LEE SEGHI 3023 Westbrook Drive St, Catherine CSMC l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library Club 4, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 1, 2,3,4, Class Presideznt 4. SANDRA MARIE SENG 3632 Mozart Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 3,4, Red Cross 1,2, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3. 109 Mercy and Elder Players ANGELA MAE SHELTON 3411 Boomer Lane St. Ignatius Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2,3. JANET SIMPSON 2206 Champlain Street St. Bonaventure MERCYWOOD StaFf 4, Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3, SDS 2,3. NANCY SMITH 3424 Eyrich Road St, Jude Bowling 1,2,3, President 4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, SDS 2,3, National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3,4, Class President 2. JANE BARBARA SOHMER 2840 Werk Road St, Catharine Bowling 3, Business Club 4, CDL 4, CSMC 1,2, Secretary 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2, SDS 1, 2,3,4. KATHLEEN RUTH SPRENGARD 3491 Harwinton Lane St. Jude Bowling 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Project Club Vice President 2, SDS 2,3, Sodality 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, Vice President 3,4, Class President 1, School President 4. BARBARA LYNN STAHL 5764 Green Acres Court St. Jude Bowling 1,2,3,4, CDL 3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,4, Li- brary Club 1,2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, President 4, Red Cross 1 SDS 2,3,4. CONNIE STANTON 3783 Reemelin Road St. Ignatius CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 2,3, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 1,2,3. LINDA STEHLIN 5722 Cheviot Road St. James Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, SDS 4. MARGARET MARY STENGER 7212 Bridgetown Read Our Lady of Visitation CSMC 1,2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 3, Health Ca- reers 1,2,3,4, President 4, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2, 3,4, Secretary 4. RUTH MARY STOCKELMAN 3978 Grace Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers 1,2, Project Club 1, Secretary 1, SDS 3. CONSTANCE SUE STUMIN 3349 Parkcrest Lane St. Martin Business Club 4-, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Masque 8c Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, Project Club 1, SDS 2,3,4, Sedality 1,2, Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4. JEANNE MARIE SUBLER 5455 Linnehill Lane Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC l,2,3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, Sodality 2,3,4, Art Club 3,4. 110 Subscribe 250 the Supernatural MAUREEN ANNE SULLIVAN 3 2914 La Feuilie Avenue St. Catherine CSMC 1,234, French Club 4, Cleaning: 2, Health Ca- reers 1,2,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, Library Club 2, Latin Club 1,2,4, SDS 2,3,4, Sodality 1. NANCY SWEETMAN 3394 Boomer Road CSMC 1,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 3,4. GLORIA ANN SZABO 4431 Grove Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Our Lady of Angels 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 3,4. St. Ignatius HI uOh, so yOur Mrs. Fraziefs little boy, Bill! giggles Snooky, portrayed by Ginny Cassini, to Phil Vogt. JACQUELYN MARY TAYLOR 4341 Dalehurst Drive St, Aloysius Gonzaga Bowling 2, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Auditor 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Junior Achievement 3, Latin Club 3,4, Future Teachers 3,4, GAA 1, Masque 8L Gavel 3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2,4, YAR 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Class President 2,4, CAROL ANN TENKMAN 4264 Homelawn St, Aloysius Gonzaga Business CEub 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, ACappella 4, Glee Club 3,4, Health Careers 3,4,5, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. JEANETT MARIE TEPE 3416 Statem Avenue St, Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Junior Achievement 3.4, SDS 9 3 4, Sodality 1,2. -,, Seniors Reign as Honored Guests :WVCWC grown accustom to thc days and Kathy will hate to see them end. Kathy Olivcr and her escort Bob Bominger reign over Mcrcy's JuninpScnior From on May 13: 1965, ll? At Their Last Prom MARY LINDA THEURER 4105 Trevor Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1. MARILYN LOUISE THOMA 3522 Locust Lane Our Lady of Lourdes Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Junior Achievement 4, SDS 2,3. VICTORIA ANN UHRIG 3536 Meadow Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 4, Latin Club 3, SDS 2,3,4, Class ViCe-President 3. ELAINE JEAN UMBERG 51618 Biscayne Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 4,, Future Teachers 4, Red Cross 4, SDS 2,3,4, YAR 2,3,4, Class Vice President 1,2. MARY E. UMBERG 4020 Walter Avenue St. Martin CSMC 1,2,3,4, VicesPresident 4, Health Careers Club 2, 3, Masque 8c Gavel 3,4, Treasurer 4, NCTC 3,4, SDS 2, 3, Sodality 2,3,4, Class Vice-President 2. ALICE ANN UPHAUS 7048 Bridgetown Road Our Lady of Visitation CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4. JANICE VELDHAUS 5662 Green Acres Court St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Health Careers Club 2, SDS 1. GAIL RUTH VIDAL 3648 Short Ridge Circle St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 3,4. MARY LOU VOELLMECKE 2725 South Read Our Lady of Visitation Business Club 4, CDL 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Junior Achievement 3, SDS 2,3, GAA 1, Class Secretary 3. CHERYL ANN VONBERG 3260 Blue Acres Drive St. James Villa Madonna Academy 1, Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2, 3,4, Library Club 2, SDS 3,4. CONSTANCE WAPLES 5820 Lawrence Road Our Lady of Lourdes Immaculate Conception 1, Business Club 4, CDL 2,3, CSMC l,2,3,4, SDS 2,3. JANET LEE WEBER 3100 Dickinson Road St. Catharine MERCYWOOD Staff 3,4, CSMC 1,2,3, Health Careers Club 1,2, Junior Achievement 3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. 113 Sad F arewells H4 MICHELE JAY WENGER 3310 Epworth Avenue St. Catharine Louis Schwab Junior High 1, CSMC 2,3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 2, Future Teachers 2,3,4, SDS 2,3,4. LINDA MARLEEN WESSELS 3261 Floridale Lane St. James CSMC 1,2,3,4, Gleanings Staff 3,4, Health Careers Club 1,2, Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, SDS 1,2, Sodality 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. ARLENE WILLENBORG 3145 Ramona Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC I,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, SDS 2,3, 4. JANICE MARIE WIPPEL 5919 Oakapple Drive St. Jude CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Health Careers CIub 3,4; Library Club 4, SDS l,2,3,4. DONNA RAYE WISSEL 671 Woodyhill Drive Our Lady of Victory CSMC 1,2,3, French Club 4; Gleanings Staff 2,3,4, HeaIth Careers Club 2, Future Teachers 3,4, Masque 8: Gavel 3,4, NCTC 3,4, Red Cross Representative 3, SDS 2,3, Sodality 1. BARBARA CLAIRE WOLF 4477 Grove Avenue St. Aloysius Gonzaga Business Club 4, CDL 2, CSMC I,2,3,4, Cleanings Staff 3,4, Junior Achievement 3,4, SDS 3. BARBARA ANN WUELLNER 2671 Cora. Avenue St. Catharine Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4. MARILYN SUE ZECH 3549 Darwin Avenue St, Martin Business Club 4, CSMC l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, SDS 4. MARY ANN ZIEPFEL 3917 Darwin Avenue St. Martin Business Club 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, SDS 2,3. End Final Tear In Mammy of Donna Haverkamp Died October 18, 1964 Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind as F ootprint: an the sands of time? H5 Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing cfer lifeS solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. When the timid freshmen of two years ago entered Mercyts corridors this year they became juniors. As upperclassmen they faced new responsibilities and tunexpectedt new joys. Those everepopular expressions of delight fllled the corridors when the juniors were measured for class rings. Weeks of frantic preparation were culminated when the an- nual JuniorwSenior Prom was presented. These girls will long remember their junior year spent happily at Mother of Mercy. Leading the juniors through various events Of the upcoming year are the capable presidents: Mary Jo Brueggeman, Mary Jo Ernest, Teri Griener, Sharon Fox and jane McSorely, hCHappy Days Are Here A gaintjw Marie Gutjahr, junior, seems to have caught the worth having at all is worth working hard for in t'spirit of study, at Mercy as she spends extra time schoolwespecially at Mercy. preparing for her lessons. She believes that anything Ready! Aim! Fire! Energetic jun- iors, Peggy Wahl, Vicki Volk, Linda Brinker, Mary Osterhues, and Mary Jo Brueggeman take time out from their busy schedules to have fun On Mercyss campus. H9 Acito, Pam Mary Adams, Rose Ellen Anderson, Terri Angst, Sharon Armbruster, Darlene Auer, Linda Augustine, Maria Banjavcic, Diane Barlage, Nancy Barnes, Linda Bcnnet, Patricia Benzing, Sandra Herding, Donna Berkemeyer, Marilyn Burning, Carol Bier, Linda Bischof, Janet Bockelman, Bonnie Boeing, LOLUSC Brethauer, Darlene Brinker, Linda Brockman, Diana Brodbeck, Mary :Bross:J Betty Brossart, Linda Brown, Kathy Brueggeman, Mary Jo Burke, Sharon Burkart, Cynthia Burmanj Linda 6E 'W'6IIEINMMFMMWHWI Retreat Offers cholden 5216720616 66OnIy one more year of high school6college?;a job?! These thoughts are only a. sample of the serious pondering done by jun- iors during the retreat. Father Wallace, O.FVM6 provided ufood for thoughtn through his conferences and through personal con- tact with the girls. l6A homemaker?ia religious? Byrnc, Marilyn Carroll, Patti Case, Carol Ann Ciresi, Cathy Collins, Ccmnic Creager, Martha Anne Crone, Susan Dalton, Margaret Dascnhmck, Diane Dassinger, Connie David, Cathy Dcems, Margaret Dittgen, Doris Dnllc, Carol Dnnncllon, Sharon Dorsey, Janet Doth, Linda Drccs, Geraldine 120 Eilcrman, Bonita Ernst, Donna Ernstes, Mary Jo Espelage, Rita Falls, Jane Farfsing, Judy Feist, Vivian Felix; Mary Ann Fey, Patricia Finn, Cheryl Fisher, Sally Jo Fox, Sharon Froschauer, Judity Gandenberger, Jo Ann Giesken. Marsha. Gillan, Rita Goldsmith, Sandra. Greincr, Roberta Greiner7 Teri Ann Griecn, Toni Griesser, Elaine Guenthcr, Christine Guerhlein. Barbara Jo Guiifoylc, Sue Clare Guster. Anna. Gutjahr, Marie Haas, Beverly Habig. Diane Habisch, Kathleen Hamblin, Toni Lights! Cameras! Action! Well, not exactly. X Mary Ann McGowan helps Janet BischnH get ' ready for one of the plays which are given at Mother of Mercy. r 121 Harmeyer, Paula Hehemann, Bonnie Heckler, Betty Ann Hemsath, Linda Hillebrand, Carolyn Hizer, Barbara Hoes!J Linda. Huber, Sue Ann Huebner5 Mary Beth Hummel, Bonnie Hurlander, Linda Imholt, Kathleen Jaspers, Janet Kelley, Patricia Kellinghaus, Sandy Kling, Sharon Korfhagen, Sandra Korte, Angeia KraemerJ Kathie Kraus, Ann Krummen7 Janet Kuehnle, Carolyn Lather, Diana Lahmann, Lauren Lalosh, Rose Marie LaMott7 Marlene Langc, Kathy Lietz, Mary Ann Luckman, Jean Lynch, Carol Macke, Sylvia Manna, Marlene Mauch, Madeline McCroskey, Pat McGowan, Maryanne McKenna, Carol Anne RRemember girls, no talking in the hall.h But as Kathy Ciresi and Martha Craiger stroll through Mercyk corri- dor their minds are far from demerits they re probably occupied with last Saturdays data. I22 Pen in hand, book opened, and notebook handy; every- thing appears to be ready, or is it? To an onlooker it certainly seems so, but to this Mcrcian the most important thing is missing the answer! 123 McSorely, Mary Jane Mechley, Rose Marie Mendel, Natalie Menges, Darlene Mettman, Claire Metz, Janice Metz, Joyce Meyer, Linda Meyer, Peggy MeyerJ Virginia Miller, Carla Moelier, Susan Mollner: Marlene Moorman, Doris Morgenthal, Patti Morris, Mary Ann Mueller, Linda Murdock, Louella Murphy, Kathy Myers, Carolyn Neiheisel, Barbara Neiheisel, Bonnie Neiheisel, Diana Neiheisel, Donna Neumeister, Judy Niehaus, Nancy Nocheck, Barbara Nordmann, Linda Osterhues, Mary Overbeck, Patty sze and School Are Fun 124 Overbcrg, Sharon Ownes, Mary Lou Owens, Susan Peaslee, Dianne Piston, Peggy Pullman, Mary Prinzo, Audrey Rais, Janice Reinerman, Dianne Rentschler, Darlene Richter, Karen Ridmann, Karen Riel, Sieglinde Rieskamp, Marita Riga, Kathy Rischmann, Ann Robinson, Sylvia Roedersheimer, Nancy RoIf, Kathy Rothan, Nafmy Rueve, Barbara Ruprccht, Marjorie Ryan, Sue Schaefer, Janet Schiesz, Mary Jo SChmitt, Mary Ann Schwetzer, Darlene Schott, Terri SchroederJ Nancy Schulz, Paula Schuster, Kathy Schustcr, Lynn Schwab, Patricia Selm, Dorinne Shmut, Alberta Smith, Jerri Sptizmiller, Janet Stallmcyer, Janet Steinmetz, Linda Stewart, Susan Stock, Mary Lou Suchcr, Kathleen chgman, Barbara Tcnhnlder, Jeannine Thieman, Kathleen Trippel, Mary Trochler, Donna Vituilo, Susan Voelkcr, Clare Volk, Vicky Wagner, Alberta Wagner, Eileen Wahl, Peggy Waldron, Claire Ward, Mary Catharine Weil, Robyn Wcishrodt, Janice Wcrscl, Pamela. Wessnling, Anne Whitaker, Kathleen Wietc, Lynn Wilhelm, Carol Young. Carol Yunger, Diane Yunger, Theresa Zloba, Cheri Lynn Trying to mm information for a discussion in her religion class junior Linda Nordman makes a. careful selection from the many books available in Mercyfs library. Junior cast members of My China DOW, P Wahl, C. Hilla- brand, M. Byrne and Kathy Riga perform the Dancc of the Pop- pies in Mercyas production of the musical play 125 Sophomore class Presidents; Sue Foswinkle, Donna BrownJ Jean Lester, Carol Breitenstein, Marianne Sehirman, and Barbara Ahlers en- joy some ufun in the sunit before the long months of winter begint ttHow does it feel to be right in the middle of everything? This question is an appropriate one for sophomores. They arentt quite upperclassmen but they are undoubtedly past the ttgreenh stage. Just getting into the swing of things sophomores join in many of the extra-curricular activities at Mercy. They realize that the greatest part of being a sophomore is the anticipation of being an upper- classmen next year. In preparation for their biology papers, Eileen Waples and Andrea. Papania do last minute research. 126 Abrams, EiIeeu Abrams, Kathleen Aemi, Sharon Ahlers, Barbara Ahrens, Deborah Allgeier, Deborah Andres, Linda. Arnold, Doris Ausdenmore, Mary Kay Barlage, Jean Barnes, Christine Becker, Barbara Becker, Gayle Becker, Kathryn Ann Bellman, Marie Bennett, Mary Ann Bennett, Regina Berger, Janet Berning, Linda Blessing, Ruth Bohrer, Judith Breitenstein, Carol Brickwcg, Diane Brink, Katherine Brown, Donna Buehler, Bonita Burke, Mary Alice Bushong, Linda. Bussell, Cheryl Arm Butcha, Diane Catanzaro, Margaret Cisko, Kathy Cleary, Carol Conners, Jacqueline Constantine, Rose Costello, Sandra. Grafton, Barbara Cucinotta, Antoinette Czillinger, Barbara. Ann Daugherty, Mary Dehner, Susan Dewan, Mary Margaret Distler, Marlene Dixon, Diana Doogan, Joyce Duenhoft, Jean Ehlen, Carol Eisenecher, Pat Emmerich, Janet Engelhardt, Mary Espelage, Mary Essen, Kathy Fanning, Patricia Fay, Kathy Fear, Nancy Feldhaus, Nancy Feller, Judy Fischer, Elaine Foegle, Judith Fnswinqu Susan Fox, Mary Frame, Kathleen Franz, Mary Frey, Marcia Frondorf, Elaine Frondorf, Mary Froschauer, Jean Fuller: Judy Gagnon5 Sue Geier, Jeanne Glassmeyer, Anita. Goertmoellcr, Virginia Gramke, Susan Greeley, Linda. Greiner, Nancy Griswold, Kathleen Gruener, Cheryl Harmeling, Carol Hase, Linda Hater, Jacqueline Hathaway, Cheryl Hausmsmg Kathy Hedger, Kathy Heidkamp, Betty Hendy, Carole Henz, Bonnie Heme, Marie Hetzerl Barbara Heuerman, Mary Higgins, Kathleen Holtkamp, Janis Huber, Barbara Johnson, Fern Johnson, Karen Jones, Barbara Jones, Janice I28 The Spirit ofRetreat After an enlightening day of lectures and talks, an informal chat with three retreatants, Barbara Smith, Carol Stangheni, and Margaret Subler, enables Fr. Wallace to become better acquainted with several of L'Iercygs sophomores. Jones, Kathleen JuenglingJ Virginia Kaczmarski, Barbara Klopp, Mary KnoepHer, Diana Keck, Marian Kramer, Ann Kramer, Pamela Krause, Dorothy Kreimer, Florence Kroeger, Rita Krocger, Susan Krocger, Veronica Krummen, Alice Lameier, Linda Lampe, Janet Landen, Gretchen Lautenbach, Cynthia Lazaren, Leslie Leinen, Miriam Leonard5 Kathryn Lester, Jean Loch, Teresa Lockwood, Kathy Loffredo, Grace Luken, Barbara Manz, Carol Matson, Melodie Mause, Diane McAndrews, Patricia McCormick, Marilyn McDonoughj Lauren McFarland, Karen Mendel, Emily Merminger, Barbara. Meyer, Caro! Meyer, Cheryl Meyer, Cynthia Meyer, Mary Meyers, Susan Mischell, Marcia Mueller, Mary Murdock, Ann Murray, Barbara Neiheisel, Martha Neiheisel, Susan Cf? Neyer, Debbie Neye r, Emily Niklas, Janice Noonan, Sheila Nusekabel, Beverly Owensj Nancy Papania, Andrea. Parinello, Mary Pasternak, Susanne Peters, Patricia. Prather, Ruth Rahe, Christy Rais, Diane Rebholz, Elizabeth Reid, Linda Rieder, Paula. Roberto, Diane Rosemeyer, Sandra Runk: Jackie Sample, Sally Sandman, Susanne Schafer, Nancy Schafer, Sandra. Schehl, Jane Schehl, Susan Schiering, Pamela Schimmel, Annamarie Schirmanl Marianne Schmitz, Mary Schneider, Donna Schott, Judy Schram, Janet Schuerman, Julie Schultz, Marcia Schultz, Susan Schutte, Janet Schutte, Susan Schwartz, Carol Woeste, Mary Wolfram, Betty Seitz, Sandra Shappelle, Janet Siebenburgen, Carol Smith, Barbara Smith, Margaret Sprague, Joyce Stallmeyer, Carolyn Standiff, Donna Stanghetti, Carol Stock, Linda Stuerenberg, Linda. Sublet, Margaret Summq Marlene Todd, Patricia Trotta, Mary Ulmschneider, Arm Ventura, Sylvia Vitullo, Anita Voelker, Janet Wagner, Catherine Walters, Terry Waples, Eileen Warren, Mary Weber, Barbara Weber, Carol Weber, Rose Weibel, Loraine WelshJ Pat Wemke, Mary Wiesneb, Nancy Wild, Margaret Wilkens, Donna Will, Linda Wissel, Kathleen Wissemeier, Patricia. Witson, Carol Ann In Memory of Colleen MacAnaw Died February 16, 1965 hOh, boy how boring can it get?m moans freshman-to-be Maureen Connely as she registers for her first year at Mercy Freshie, do you become confused and bewildered by the maze of halls and corridors, and as a result, find yourself hopelessly lost as you go to class? Do upperclassmen run you down in the cafeteria? Are you driven to despair trying to associate the right names with the right teachers, and teachers with their respective subjects? If so: dontt become discouraged! With time and practice you will eventually become a part of the daily routine. And then someday, far off in the future, you will reach your goal and win a long awaited title of ctupperclassmanf, A New sze Begins Freshmen homeroom presidents Maureen O'Connor, Barb Papke, maine Schroer present a smiling united front for the coming year, Jo Ann Haverkamp, Marsha Rechtin, Maureen Brinkman, and Ger- F or F reshmen ' Adam, Patricia Ahlers, Nancy AlfhenrJ Mary AndrewsJ Kathy Baarlaer, Kathryn Banks, Mary . . .zakijii Barrett, Karen Barrett, Kathleen Beck, Beverly As Mr. Koenig keeps a watchful eye, Carol Butscha works hard as all good freshmen know they should. Beckman, Sharon Bedinghaus, Cathy Bell, Kathryn Bender, Linda Bennett, Brenda Bennett, Susan Bernhard, Sheryl Berra, Beverly Bertram, Mary Bessler, Mary Bill, Nancy Boeing, Linda. Bouck, Beverly BraHord, Charlotte Brielmaier, Terry Brinker, Marilyn Brinker, Mary Brinkman, Maureen BrockhoH, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Brunsman, Mary Buchert, Julie Buck, Mary Buschmillcr, Karen Butscha, Carol Chestochowski, Candace Colegate, Peggy l33 Freshmen Combine Physical and Colony. Eileen Gonnley, Marreen Contadino: Elaine Corso, Carol Dattilo, Kathleen Davis, Cathy Diersing; Mary Dietrich, Donna Dimuzio, Anita DiTomaso, Barb. Doyle, Susan Dugan, Eileen Dunnoft, Cynthia Dunn, Elizabeth Engelhardt, Arlene Engler, Marie Erdman, Christine Erdman, Julie Fanning, Kathy Fantetti, Linda. Farfsing, Sandie Fey, Barbara Fingerhut, Margaret Foerstel, Sharon Fox, Peggy Franz; Janet Froschauer, Debbie Gau, Mary Geroulis, Terry Gerth, Janet Gibbs, Patricia Gillan, JoAnn Giltz, Janet Giltz, Jean Gindele, Mary Glassmeyer, Carol Beth Dunn, Carol Stegeman, and Pat Schloss listen as Father Wal- lace reiterates on the finer points of the retreat. Spiritual Activities Cynthia Dunhoft looks disgusted because her ping-pong playing partner Susan Doyle seems to have a magnet in her paddle. 135 Goldsmith, Beverly Ann Gomien, Patricia German, Connie Green, Georgiana Griffin, Deborah Gruetcr, Joanne Guenther, Kathy Guilfoyle, Dorothy Haas, Cynthia Haberthier, Maureen Hanekamp, Dorothy Harley, Kathy Harmeyer, Deborah Harter, Mary Ann Haverkamp, Joanne Hein, Ruth Helms, Connie Hemsath, Rose Herbert, Heien Hester, Barbara Heyl, Kathryn Higgins, Christine Himsel: Linda Hub, Elaine Huebner, Susan Huseman, Elizabeth Jackson, Sue Ann Kallmeyer, Susan Kelley, Patricia Kennedy, Helen Kerber, Nancy King, Mary Elizabeth KlingJ Deborah Kling, Peggy Koch, Ianet Koebel, Jery! Kopp, Susan Korte, Catherine Korte, Mary Kramer, Elizabeth Krause, Judy Kremer, Kathy Kremer, Sandy Kroger, Janice Kroner, Susanne Krusling, Linda Kuhlmann, Susan Kuhn, Shirley Kuntz, Linda Lahmann, Karen Lamps, Janie Lasiter, Darlene Lattarulo, Pamela Leesman, Carol Leonard, Mary Lester, Joan Leurck, Barbara Lietz, Carol Lipps, Linda Lysaght7 Mary Maher, Nicki Manz, Linda. Marlowe, Cathy Martin, Joann Martinelli, Betty Mauch, Deborah McCarren, Maureen McCarthy, Karen McDonough, Julie McCormack, Sandy MCCulIoch, Patricia McFarland, Linda Meier, Diane Memges, Deborah Memges, Monica Merkhofer, Lynn Mersmann, Susan Metz, Sharon Meyer, Betty Meyer, Christina Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Mary Michael, Anna Middendorf: Barbara 137 Miller, Jayleen Minges, Carol Molengraft, Kathryn Moorman, Linda Monsie, Cynthia Mulvey, Joan Murphy, Kathleene Neal, Carol Neiheisel, Kathleen Newman, Kathy O,Conner, Maureen O C0nner, Anne O,Reilley, Debbie Paff, Diane Papke, Barbara Parr, Marilyn Paseley, Sandy Peter, Barbara PHum, Patricia. Phillip, Marcia Pille, Catherine Pope, Karen Powell, Sandra PrybaI, Marlene Rauen, Carol Re, Margaret Rechtin, Marsha Reed, Linda Reule, Cheryl Richter, Kathy Rigger, Susan Rischmann, Margaret Rischmann, Martha Ritter, Monica Roether, Mary Roney, Sue Rose, Shirley Ross, Elaine Ruehlman, Barbara Rueve, Patricia Sabatelli, Rosemary Sauer, Suzanne Schaffer, Donna Schaible, Jean Scharf, Sharon SchieszJ Rita Schloss, Patricia. Schueter, Kathy Freshmen Learn to Concentrate They said it could3 be done! But as she thinks about this um coined phrase Sharon Stutz decides that their reasoning is wrong Schmidt, Elizabeth Schoenfeld, Karen Schrenker, Linda Schroeder, Elaine Schroer, Germaine Schultz; Patricia Shaffer, Adele Spear, Peggy Spitzelberger, Ann Splain, Maureen Stacey, Janet Stecher, Cheryl Stegeman, Carol Stickley, Linda Stiens, Pamela Strunks, Jan Summe, Jo Ann Tenbrink, Peggy Theobald, Carol Tierney, Mary Tracy, Patricia Trimpe, Eileen Trippel, Janice Trippel, Kathleen Valvano, Vickie Van, Mary Ventura, Virginia Villena, Julie Vitucci, JoAnn Vogel, Jean Wandstrat, Betty WaSSIer, Joan Weber, Jeanne Weber, Karen Weckenbrock, Gail Wehby, Anne Zwick, Donna l3? Weinkam, Anne Welage, Mart Wesseling, Rita Wessels, Jacalyn Wilzbach, Cathy Windgassen, Lois Wipple3 Jackie Wissel, Carol Wittrack, Sue Weubblingl Antoinette Wuest, Mary Zeiser, Christine Oh, for Petefs sakeV Freshman Kathy Andrews is surrounded by a deluge of miscellaneous articles from her overstuffed locker. She picks up the mess as the BeatlesH look on from their honored place on the door of her locker. Trust, 210 Future, howejer pleasant! let the dead Past bury its dead! Achwact in the living Present! Heart within, and God oierhead! YEAR IN REVIEW The Year Begins . . . Books more books class rings EcBig sisters, little sister? new friends 01d chums! The list is endless! As school bells ring, these things come in fast sequence. First, books, texts, and manuals are hailed by students. Then long awaited rings are finally distributed to anx- ious seniors after Opening Mass. The next ex- citement presents itself in the form of big and little sisters. The hsistershs indulged in iunch after they got acquainted; a skit depicting the hectic fresh- man life concluded the program. The hsistersaa departed, exhausted. Class of ,65 finally obtains the rings they worked for since ,61, ZeZ! Pat Ducan has a problem from the start. Mary Ann Kerber seems to be deciding between books as Barb Rueve, Nancy Roedersheimer and Judy Neumeister help themselves. uI have to follow all those rules'r , asks baffled Connie Stumin to big sister Bcv Heheman, as Treshie? receives her equipment. Food, vitality, and ludicrous entertainment are three fundamental ingredients of a successful Orientation Day. M3 Friday the thirteenth, that terrifying date marks this yearis ccSupers'titionaj Dad and Daughter Dance which was held at Music Hall Ballroom Daughter looking bewitching and Dad being ckbonair danced even the newest modern dance steps. Door prizes, surprises, and gifts galore added to the evening gaiety. Graciously her Highness Kathy Johanneman with her iiKingai reigned royally through the night as Eithe band played on? Mercians leave dads to display enthusiasm for the school song. Daughters iiDateji Dads Honorable iiKingii father performs the coronation for his daugh- ter, Kathy Johanneman, after the announcement is made. The majestic couple waltz to strands of royal music 144 J eTz's the Season To Be jolly Red and green Prepare the crib Buy postage stamps Sing Christmas carols Big and little sisters exchange gifts . .. Find the bulbs Deck the halls Prepare the pro- gram .. . Say the extra prayers . . . Christmas tinsel . . . Trim the trees . . . Write the cards . . . Even Mercians get caught in the hustle and bustle of the hectic season! Kathy Oliver, Mre Claus, special assistant, helps distribute gifts and candies to the anxiously waiting children. The Christmas crib is an inspiring symbol of the season. 145 Girls raise their voices and hearts in praise to God. Christmas Christmas Ball candidates Arlene Bardua, Kathy Lindeman, and Jackie Taylor enjoy their beautiful bouquets of red roses. Mary Ann Kerbcr and Linda Mayer corsage their escorts upon arrival at the Hartwell Country Club before the Ball. 146 Belles Fill the Air December 28, 1964, 9:00ethe hustle and bustle of anxious preparation ends in the awaited mo- ment of the Christmas Ball. Hartwell Country Club was the scene of expectation until the clock struck twelve and the hSilver Bellsh chimed for Arlene Bardua. As a twinkling tiara crowned her queen, Jackie Taylor and Kathy Lindeman were presented with bouquets of roses. The last whirling steps to the few remaining tunes Closed the door to the long remembered Senior Christmas Ball. Arlenees excited cries greet her announcement as reigning queen. Tim Carroll afTords a makeshift desk for Kathy Sprengard amid the gaiety of the annual Christmas Ball. M ercy js Spanish F 225156; ColorfulIy dressed Peruvian students demonstrate native dances for the annual Pan-American Banquet. Darlene chtschler, Mary Ann Schmitt and Sharon Donnellon prepare to greet their guests with a little Pan-American savor. Spanish-speaking Mercians welcome natives of that hforeignh tongue for the annual Pan-Ameri- can Day Banquet. Students from ttsouth of the border,5 who attend the surrounding schools added a touch of authenticity. The true senoritas gave a Clever demonstration of their customs, as the hostesses set out a highly Americanized feast. Muchachas parted, all was completed and well remembered. Guests enjoy an Americanized buffet. 148 Building Grows Through May Fete Fun , Nancy Schafer tries her hand at ball throwing at the Mercians and friend gather to try their luck at the Panda Booth. uKiddielandu with Kay Bollingerhs ready assistance. May 15 and 16 saw a transformation of Mercy3s new parking lot into a scene of festivity, food, and fun. Booths were set up to drain willing hands of funds required for the addition to the present swelling structure, The weather, except for some slight showers, provided a perfect atmosphere to draw patrons from the neighborhood, as well as, from more distant regions. The majority of the needed funds were furnished by a grand award of a $2000.00 charge account which every patron fdt sure Wfquld b6 hls 0WD Sunday I'llght. sadly Friends of MerCy willingly invest in the new building in exchange only one v131tor now holds the longed for prlze. for some May Fete fun and entertainment I49 Uuniors pout, Sophs and Freshies both struck out,H refrains echo as K. Lcckard, M. Umberg and D. Inderhees join the joyous song. Calorie counters converge on the confectionary corner! Missions Rally Mercyk Spirit iiSeniors win again this yearlya Excited strains of the seniors5 song echo through the auditorium as Karen Lockard is crowned Mission Queen. This was the grand climax to two well enjoyed mission days full of fun and sacrifice in the spirit of the missions. The gym becomes a scene of booths and bazaar as each class empties all pockets in hope of victory. Judy Farfsing, Barbara Murray, and Mary Tripple await the day when they too will be seniors and can carry on the well established tradition of the Mission Days. Sr. Mary Dismas R.S.M. dons a brightly colored orange hat with the genuine approval of junior Jeanine Tenholderi Sr. Mary Benet and money changers Li Cassiere and K. Lindeman feel they have become aiiiliated with the National Cash Register Company after their ardent work during Mission Days. Anticipation eniightens the faces of candidates Karen Lockard, Mary Trippiej Barb Murray and Judy Farfsing as Jackie Taylor prepares to announce the Mission Queen. l5i 772 Order $0 Show R, Enghauser places a flowered wreath on Our Ladfs head, prorlaiming her Quccn of the May. Our Devotion to Tau . . .JJ Seniors Ihbring Howers of the rarestH to show their devotion. Prayers were heard and Mercy was granted a sun- ny spring day for the annual May Crowning. Regina Enghauser traditionally placed a lovely bouquet of lilies at our Ladyhs feet and with a wreath of roses crowned her Queen of Heaven and Earth. The underclassmen offered spring flowers and seniors gave sprigs of snapdragons to Mary, hthe Mother who did ordinary things in an extraordinary way?! May Queen R. Enghauser and her attendants Mary Umberg, Pat Bockelman, Peggy Herr, Arlene Bardua, and Jackie Taylor pause after paying tribute to and honoring Mary. Seniors offer their personal Horal gifts to Mary. 153 M odesty and Modesty through example sets the pace for S.D.S. Two prime activities allow them this opportunity. The city-wide, winter formal permits members to display their judgment in formal attire. While Mercyts annual fashion show presents modesty in all forms of dress. By these events the members have fun while they hpractice what they preach? Blossoms in place, dates on hand, Susan Hcrzog, Carolyn Hillsbrand and escorts prepare to enter into uThe Days of Wine and Roses? There are smiles that make you happy ... By the shining smiles 0f Maryann McGowan, Rog Stenger and Cynthia Burkart this phrase seems to be true enough. The quecnk court reigns in royal sp!endor. Among the attendants are Mercyhs representatives: Geri Franz, Diane Saul and Arlene Bardua. 1'54 Fashion G0 Hand in Hand Models displaying the datehwear look are: Vh Guenglingh C. Dolle, Sh Cranks, E. Umberg and K. Grote. Making a pivot on the runway, Conni Stumin seems to be the center of close inspection by admiring and wishful eyes, B. Murray, M; Gold, S. Ryan, S. Seghi and M, J. Martin demonstrate the desirable art of keeping warm in fashion. 155 juniars Host $0 x835 W Fargwyell W xi. a 2 J XQS W AURj . 3J1 V 0 Q! X l I if t H5 5' , 55:3, 5? $5 5 W84 $53 M? M J I thought youse wuz gonna be mah frend: com- plains Joanne Gandenbergcr, Mercy Drop-Out, to Sharon Fox. Wherels Doctor Crazy?m Anxious girls view the delectable feast they are about to devour, Plenty of food, fun and festivity was the setting of the Junior-Senior pre-prom luncheon. Depict- ing hMy Fair Ladyf, the juniors presented a take off in television form known as, hA Continuing Series of Eliza Doolittle? Climaxing the juniors, grand hnale, was the announcement of prom candidates Pat Bockelman, Kay Bollinger, and Kathy Oliver, amid the shouts of joy and tearful sentiments of the future graduates, hM-m-m, does this look goodW Mercy grad listens with amusement to the comments of the Hfaculty board members. Tears of joy stream from the eyes of Kathy Oliver, Kay Bollinger, and Patricia Bockelman as they are announced the prom queen candidates 157 No line could be more appropriate than this: ttThe Lord with- holds no good thing from those who walk in sincerity. Growing Pains Eased The ground breaking ceremonies signified an- other change in MercyTs outward appearance. The entire school was present as the ground was blessed and the first patch of earth was overturned by Mons. Kuhn. The other religious present fold lowed his example. The continuous onslaught of pupils has made the wing necessary for some time. Solomon, :1 man of great wisdom, said, hEn- trust your works to the Lord and your plans will succeed? Very appropriate! Monsignor Kuhn turns the first shovel of earth starting MercyTs new building as the student body looks on. -i, A I'm Drz'nkfor tile Intellect Days of spiritual inventory, enlightening talks, and quiet contemplation are composites of a Mercy retreat. Retreat masters Fr. W. Przbylaki O.F.M. and Fr. J. McCoy helped spiritually pre- pare the Mercians; teen problems, moral habits and states of life were thoroughly discussed A union with God becomes still closer with confes- sion, Mass, and reception of the Sacred Specim A11 experienced calmness in GocPs presence. Junior retreat ends on a peaceful note of thanksgiving to God, Mercians scan the multitudes of religious books during retreat in search of food for thought and meditation A11 minds facing forward to God. l59 cTWaant It LoverZyPJJ The rustle of long gowns, the sweet redolence of flowers and the murmur of excited voices sur- round Mercyis gTFair Ladiesii and escorts as they enter the Topper Club. The night evolves into one of dancing to Dan Lackey and his band, laugh- ing and joking with friends, and the signing of souvenir programs. The climax arrives as Kathy Oliver is crowned queen with attendants Pat Bockelman and Kay Bollingcr. The denouement comes as melodies of ccThree Stars Will Shine T0- night77 and TTMy Fair Ladyn echo through the darkened hall. Red roses, a sparkling tiara, strains of TTvc Grown Accustomed to the Days and happy smiles highlighted the Queenis dance. wThe days wefve waited for the promn reached a climax as Kathy Oliver is crowned Prom Queen. Father Lizza views from the bandstand the cnuple-crowdcd dance floor. TabIc-hopping is a common pastime enjoycd by those at the promA Two minutes provide enough time to remove shoes, tidy hair, powder nose, touCh-up lipstick and catch your breath One last spotlight dance. The queen candidates, Kay Bollinger, Kathy Oliver and Pat Bockelman, typify the theme of the 1965 Prom: iUVIy Fair Lady . m hwa r - -.,..Hw,1-,.. 7 IV To most people, it was just another night in June but to the Seniors of Mother of Mercy high school it was long-awaitedeGraduation. Simple white caps and gowns were donned by dignihed Mercians. Commencement exercises were held in front of M.M.H. on its spring-green carpet. As each girl received her diploma, you could tell by the glow of victory on her face that she was grate- ful to Almighty God, her parents, and her teach- ers for having the advantages of a complete edu- cation. Participation in Holy Mass began graduation. A Goal Accomplished As the hSChool Hymm is sung3 the graduates realize they will remain true to their alma mater. 162 General confusion arises as the long- awaited hour draws near. Slow half walkj tassels hanging at left and solemn faces fonn the proces- sional. The Class 0f 65 enters the world armed with the faith. Graduates place meir causes in His hands. 163 A Glance Back . . . 164 AD VER TISIN G BLESSIN G BROTHERS DAIR Y INCORPORA TED M 0 m z'ng F reslz Dairy F 000's For Home Delivery Phone 521-0800 things go betterth CWIQ THE COCAHCOLA BOTTLIN G WORKS COMPANY, CINCINNA TI ssNot just an extension . . . It's my very own line! . . . And it's great! Now Dad can call home without gettinga busy signal . . .and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody . . . Its easy to see why so many busy families are ordering second lines to handle teenage talkathons. This wonderful convenience is worth many times its little added cost. For details call 396-9900. Locally owned and managed for 91 years Wlake Your Next Car -smgm, ' . . hm-H-L f , s I965 cnrvair , . Mix um R9113 s s . . . s 'F'if'r- 7- V; . , l .9 7- .Qek sim A w W s0 ' ' I965 cum 1: $siv' x wwa; ,Aslw Pleasant Experience m GLENWA T C HE VR OLE T 4225 Glenway Ave. 251-5555 ALLAN 699 BEISCHEL Industrial 1 Commercial Cc? Institutional Building Construction 819 Maintenance 3605 Dawson 681 -2151 Compliments of CARL E. DRA GAN BARBER SHOP 3816 North Bend Road Near Harrison Ave. Cheviot 11, Ohio Phone 481-8043 F 766 Pa rkz'ng Congratulations, Grads! Pwtkmom has a FREE treat for You! a 5 IE? H155: v Hot Fudge 5 Ice Cream Cake Take your yearbook to any Parkmoor-ask the man- ager or assistant manager to autograph this ad. He,ll give you a dinner size hot fudge ice cream cake FREE. Manager to Sign hereI i DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT There's a Parkmnor Drivedn near you Congratulatzbns To The Class cf 1965 Compliments of NICHOLAS L. D1 PILLA WEDDING 1N VI TA TIONS Reception and thankyou notes You are invited to visit our store And 5120p thru our complete line cg wedding supplies or phone and make an appointment in your home. KAHNT PRINTING 4940 Glenway Ave. Phone: 251-291 1 20CZ: discount when this Dad 2': Shown at time cfordering. NICKOSON SINK TOP COMPANY 3511 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati 45211 481-7843 Complete Kitchen Remodeling Compliments of A 66? B DEBURRING C0. M eta! F inishers 1990 Grand Avenue Cincinnati 14, Ohio Amerz'caJ5 Vacaxionlandfor Toutlfj Fort Scott Camps VERNON MANOR HOTEL Cmcmnatz', Ohm 45219 961-8068 A rchdiocese of Cincinnati Buy 6.539 Sell with Roda Realty ' Sales ' Rentals 0 Management 0 Appraisals 0 Insurance 0 Notary Public RODA REALTY CO. Phone 471-5300 4985 01622210592 Ave. 0 Cincinnati 38 SEA RS In Price Hill Shop in Person 07 By Phone 921-8800 Happy Graduation World Lz'brmy cfSacred Music W 'n m 3' H3! thriihl V i In Hu FRIARS RECEPTION HALLS 381-5432 Wedding Receptions Meetings Clubs Socials Dances Proms Congratulations F ULLER FORD INC. Tour Downtown Ford Dealer WESTERN BOWL INC. 6383 Glenway Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio 662-2222 48 Automatic Lanes Free Nursery Service Daily 9 A.M. till 4 RM. F me I instructions Special Schaol Rates 3 Gamesfor $1.00 ' - THE H UDEPOHL BRE WIN G COMPANY GEILER Plumbing 4 Heating 4 Piping Sewer Work Emergency S erv ice 6561 Glenway Ave. 6616025 A. F. jACOB SONS, INC. Mammy Contractor Repair 4 Industrial 4 Commercial Dane C99 A lbjones Streets Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 541-3866 Congratulations Class of 6656J THE j 66? V RACK CO. The Monfort Construction Co. The Monforz Suppy C0. M-C Pink Laafy Beauty Salon 662-3844 3341 Harrison Avenue 661-6903 Open Daily 10-4-Friday IO-6-Closed Monday W. 3. DONNELLON Rebars - Structural Steel Bar joists - Rocheck P. 0. Box 1701 Lexington, Ky. Phone 252-7936 THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 699 SUPPLY CO. Eveiything in Building Material Except Lumber Ferguson Road Cd; C. Q51 0. RR. 661-0400 RIDMANN ELE C TR! C COMPANY Contracting Industrial and Commercial Light and Power Wiring Maintenance 4394 Virginia Avenue 541-0246 PRICE HILL .1792 BLDG. 66:9 LOAN CO. 3758 Warsaw Avenue 921 -2846 Savings Accounts Federally Insured up to $10,000.00 Monthly reduction mte gr interest on all Mortgage Loans. your address inserted here U. S. jAMTOR SER VICE 00. janitor Serm'cefor Schools, Churches, Institutions Daily5 Week'ly0M0nthly Cz'ncz'nnatzvs Largest Trained C6? Supervised Cleaning Staj We Furnish Everything5 Fully Insured Estimates Given With No Oblzgation 072 Your Part 7700 Colerain Avenue Phone: 521-4400 14.699 E. BUTSCHA COMPANY Industrial Sheet 11461111 Fabricators 110 East Sigymour Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 761-1919 SCHMUTTE FLOOR COMPANY All 7311176 Wood Floors Laid and F z'm'sl'wd 3865 Church Lane j. R. Fallon, President 661-5173 IF ITS ABOUT TIME 0'1- W TIME RECORDER CO 1733 CENTRAL AVE. a CINCINNATI - OHIO Wime recorders 0Signaling devices i'Master time and program systems Wire alarms iindicating wall clocks Wata collection systems 0Auto-matic parking control equipment 0Service-supplies MR. PA UDS HAIR STTLISTS A Stylefor Yam Expert Tinting and Perm. Waving 3019 Glenmom 662-5 000 A FRIEND WESTWOOD HOMESTEAD SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION 3002 Harrison Ave. cm, 0. Incorporated 1883 Open Daily Except Wednesday and Holidays Phone 661-5735 Savings Accounts Insured Up to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings C99 Loan Insurance Corjiomtion. An A gency 0f the United States Government METAL TREA TING INC. Heat Treating T00134Dies4Machine Parts High Speed Steel 901 Evans St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 921-2300 Owen j Williams 699 George C. Theurer Owen j. Williams jr.4 Metallurgist Congratulations to the Class of 565 F ram ROYAL FAMILY BILLIA RD LO UNGE 5555 Glenway Avenue Callfor Reservations 922-2220 GIESKE-LAAKE INC. Est. 1932 Plumbing Contractors Commercz'al4lndustrial Water Heaters 2317 Symmes 861-2696 REIN S TA TLERS FLOWERS Western Hills F lorz'st FlowgrSJW All Occasions Phone 921-4442 4932 Glenway Ave. Price H ill Member gr F. TD. CorsageS of All Kinds U ' FRANK J. WEBER 69.9 SON Congratulations , C115 PL UMBING THE WILLIAMSON CO. 3500 Madison Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio Repairs Remodeling New Installations Manufactures Water Heaters Heating and Air Conditioning 661-7114 Equipment MENKE 31' C M OTOR SALES Tour Western H ills Mercury;C0met Dealer PARK LANE CON VE RTIBLE 3500 Harrison Ave. 661 -8100 PIONEER VENDING, INC. 3726 Kessen 14.06., Cheviot, Ohio Phone 661-5000 2A lways First with the Best in Coin Operated Amusement Devices and Phonogmphs Since 190 31 Bramlage Door and Window Ca Aluminum Products 5778 Glenway Avenue 922-4090 Anon ymous B01315 Quality Meats 4025 Race Rd. Cincinnati 11. Ohio Phone 662-6300 Behlcfs Enter Oldsmobile Co. 4040 Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 541-1980 Bmdbeck 8L Sons Manufacturing Jewelers 19 West 7th St, 241-2521 J. D. Cassierc C0. Paving 8L Excavating Wooster Pike 8: Red Bank Rd, Cincinnati 27, Ohio 271-2018 Harold E. Conner Buyer of Livestock 5657 Samver Road 541-8223 Congratulations to My Daughter and A11 The Graduates of Mother of Mercy for 1965 Mn 8:. MrsV T. J. McCann Dina Terrace Gardens Two Bedroom Apartments Call 662-0459 661-4905 Rentals Begin at $115.00 Donnellon McCarthy Companies Dictating and Duplicating Machines Portable Public Address Systems Copy Equipment 281-1200 Frecfs Super Market 6041 Harrison Ave. Hours 9 to 9 Sundav 9 t0 6 Compliments ofa Friend Glenmore Bowl 3716 Glenmore Ave. Prop. Joe Wilson Ph. 661-5394 Iori Insurance Agency Providing Personal Service 2874 Harrison Ava 661-2445 LaRoszfs Pizza Restaurant 2411 Boudinot Ave. Ph, 481-7784 MfL Hgts, Automatic Transmission 8: Radiator Repair 5364 North Bend Road 661-0126 Lake Nina Restaurant Sleak-Chicken-Fish 7200 Pippen Road Prompt Carry Out Service 521-4020 Oak Hills Gaxdcn Store 6135 Bridgetown Rd. Complete Landscape Service 481-9000 Pepsi Bottling Co. 2121 Sunnybrook Dr. Cincinnati 37. Ohio 761-5800 Anthony C. Procaccino Real Estate 8: Insurance 4541 W. 8th St. 922-2295 Member of Multiply Listing Peter Rebold 8: Son Inc. Funeral Homes 3700 Glenmore Ave. 1712 Queen City Ave. 661-6200 Congratulations to the Seniors BL 81 Mrs. Louis 0. Riva 5498 Bellfleld Ln1 Cincinnati, Ohio 4-5238 Sontag Cleaners Inc. Sewing Western Hills for 32 Years Shirt LaundJy-Storage Service 3006 Harrison Ave. Bud Sohmer 801110 5272 Delhi Pk. Cincinnati 38, Ohio Schneider Home Equipment Co. 7948 Pippin Rd. 4938 Glcnway Ava Storm Windows Doors Awnings Porch Enclosures Spati Industries, Inc. Covington, Kentucky Mfgn of Automation Machinery and Production Tools Wall to Wall Carpeting Southern Ohio Carpet 662-0439 See Samples in Your Home SchiH' Shoes Westem Hills Plaza Shoes for the Entire Family 481-6558 Weber and Evans F resh Vegetables, In Season Kilby Rd. Harrison, 01110 634-2880 Wisemank Pharmacy 2073 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 661-1753 ChariesJ. Schirmann Really Co. 8t Builders 2861 Harrison Avenue 661-2825 661-4155 Congratulations to the Class of 165 ofMoLher of Mercy High School From the Mother of Mercy Parents Club Airy Fruit Market Fancy Fruit Baskets 7537 Co1era'm Ave. 521-9076 Complimcnls 01' St. Ann Groesbeck The Antonio Savings 81 Loan Go. Harrison St Race Rd. Cinti, Ohio 661-7661 BrethaueHs Spring Grove Dodge 3900 Spring Grove Ave. 681-8220 Bob,s Poultry 8: Eggs ofCinti,, Inc. 63 Clinton Springs Ave1 Phone 281-9909, 101 11 Congratulations Graduates! God Bless You Always! St. Bonaventure Parish Bouckk Hardware 7576 Bridgetomed. Miami Heights 941-4831 B01315 Pony Keg 3601 Harrison Ave: 481-7513 Meet-Your-Friends-At Babeis Cafe 3350 Glemnore Ave1 Barons Foods 3328 Glcnmore Ave. 481-0300 Mickeys Cricket Club Pompano Beach, Florida HDrop in and see me some 6ch Dotzaucr Jewelers White Oak Center 522-1010 Dhunau-Rosenker Funeral Homes Monfort Heights4Northside Ambulance Service Day 8: Night 541-0511 DiehPs Floral Shop 1809 Vine St. 721-4054 Field's Hairdressers 5 4301 Glenmore Ave. '5 481-1334 -I mm. 123 17 Congratulations to the Class of ,65 From A F riend The F cnton Rigging C0. 1686 West St. Norwood 531-6366 Fashion Flair Hair Styling 2391 Boudinot Ave. 661-7917 Howardj. Egbcrs, Optician 5979 Glenway Ave. 922-3515 4966 Glenway Ave. 251-0405 Contact Lenses Frey Elcmric Inc. 5704 Cheviot Rd 522-7700 Mr, 81 Mrsjuseph Erhardt 7264 Westbrook Dr. Gray Drugs Western Woods Glcnway Sheet Metal, Inc. Specialists in Sheet Metal 3670 Wcrk Rd. 922-4400 Glenmore Bowling Lanes 7316 Glenmorc Ave. 661-5394 Robt, C, Giesken Inc. Custom Built Homes 931-5784 Glenmorc Dry Cleaners 5709 Glenway Ave. 922-6447 Harmeyefs Quality Foods 2718 West Eighth St. Wa 1-6641 We Deliver Habigs Restaurant Westwood Hofrnann Paintc mchcoratom 921- 2850 Jeaxfs Food Shop 3213 Harrison Ave 661-9719 Open 9:30 A.M, to 10 P.M. Hansen Pony Keg 8: Snacks 7525 Glenway Ave. Free Delivery 922-9920 J St j Super Market Only thr: Finest in Meats and Groceries 5708 Glenway Ave. 922-9914 Hitching Post Restaurants 11World1s Best Fried Chicken57 Nine Convenient Locations Congratulations Class 01265 Mr. 8: Mrs.J. Hering Best Wishes in the Future Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class 01-165 Mr. 8L Mrs1 Howard Kracmcr Hubefs Department Store Warsaw-St. Lawrence Shopping Area 6311 Warsaw Ave. 921-3417 Headquarters for School Uniforms J. C. Hockett Co. Jewelers 3633 Harrison Ave. Cheviot 11,0160 661-2515 Saint James Parish White Oak Homung Choice Meats 521-13577736-7066 Hussongk Child Care Weekly Rates 922-0406 5754 Muddy Creek Rd. Hatefs ny Goods4Varictyu-Linolcum 3312 Warsaw Ave. Anne M. Harland Magazine Subscriptions 481-3642 Lyons Insurance Agency, Inc. General Insurance 3710 Harrison Ave. Keller Pier Drilling Co. 4774 Jessup Rd. 931-2006 Bill Keller Kirk 5L Blum Mfg. Co. Cincinnati 9, 01110. Phone 351-1400 Kramefs 6102 Madison Rd. Cinti., Ohio 45227 271-0575 Krummenk Meats Wholesale 8t Retail 3818 Race Rd 661-4770 We Deliver Luebbe Shoe Store Warsaw 8; Enright Price Hill V. Lingardo C01 4035 Harrison Ave., Cheviot Real Estatewlnsurance Liggctt Bros. Builders Inc. Home Builders 8: Developers 922-6357 661-9075 Lou4s Green Acres Delicatessen Lawrence 8: Glenway Avenue Lee Lutz Sons Flurist-Garden Store 5653 Glenway 922-1400 Lukcn Bakery 3406 Glenmore Ave, Phone: 662-1969 Saint Ignatius Parish Congratulates the Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 165 Compliments of Linda Sue Apartments F. A. Kamp Flooring Co. 2175 Central Parkway 721-5770 Karlis Beverage Service 3101 Glenmore Ave. Free Delivery 661-6896 Montana Bakery May Engler Prop. 2955 Montana Ave. Margds Beauty Sa1on 4271 Harrison Ave. Congratulations Class of 165 Mr. 8i Mrs1 Bruce T. Mayhall Mt. Airy Savings 8: Loan Assn. Mt. Airy White Oak Congratulations to the Class of 165 Mr. 6: Mrs1j. McCarthy Mr. 81 Mrs. McAndrews Harry Meyer 8: Sons Funeral Home Motor Specialists 34 W. McMillan St. Cincinnati 19, Ohio Choose Monarch Carpets For the Home of Your Dreams Ranney-Brown Distributors, Inc Mackek IGA Market 5059 Glcnway Ave. Price H111 Mitchell Pharmacy 4857 Delhi Rd. Earl Neiheiscl Studio of Music 3435 Glenmore Ave. 481-5632 One Stop Food Mkt 5824 Glenway Ave. Cinti. 45238 922-6181 Len Niesen Electric Co, 3045 Westwood Northern Blvd1 Commercial, Residential 8: Industrial Frank Osterhues Super Market 5516 Bridgetown Rd 661-6688 Featuring Choice Meats Norbis Pony Keg 81. Service Station Blue Rock 8:: Banning Rds. White Oak PfafPs Foods 2951 Montana Ave. 661-0350 Pasquale Pizza 3056 Colerain Ave. A. 8: V. Pools Inc. Thefs A Pool in Your Future 2076 Harrison Ave. Piepmerier, The Florist 5800 Filview Circle Cinti, 11, Ohio 661-3475 Polkingk Body Shop 5840 Filview Circle Free Estimate 661-9767 Power Electric Co. Electricians 522-2353 2780 Banning Rd. Rossi Music Studies 3619 Glenmore 662-1055 Rohe1s Pharmacy Harrison 8!. Glenmore Aves. 661-0480 Congratulations to the Class 0165 Mr. 8; Mrs.jos. V. Russo Don Ray T.V1 Zenith Color TV 661-3906 Kempefs Pharmacy Harrison 8L Montana 481-1332 Delivery J05. Day Inc. Concrete Work 3143 Werk Rd. 661-2891 Sickman7s Grocery 1880 Westwood Ave. Cimi. 14, Ohio Oak Hills Savings 8!. Loan C0. 5885 Bridgetown Rd, 661-6622 Spaithb Few and Supply Co. 6511 Colerain Ave. 521-9936 Spellbrick Home Decorators 4800 Delhi Pike 471-1 177 John Stumin4Building 8L Remodeling 2Wherc Your Dollars Have More Cents! 481-7647 Schaiblc1s Cafe Corner of Werk and Glenmore Fine Foods 8: Drinks Congratulations to the Class of Y65 Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Schaich St. Francis Hospital 1860 Queen City Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Insurance john J. Schiffaa Co., Inc 681-5300 Three Rivers IGA-Hergets Drugs 7567 Bridgetown Rd 941-4413 941-4011 Mr. 81 Mrs. Sande Szabo 4431 Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio A1 Schuster, Inc. Contractor 3380 Kleeman Road 661-4423 Tri-County TV 11582 Springfield Pf. 771-0141 T.V., Tape Recorder 8: Stereds Wcslower Cleaners Let Us Be Your Prokssional Cleanem 922-01064510rage-5486-88 Glenway The Bat Plus Courteous Service At Wullenwebcr Motors Inc. 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Carl . .................... 17 Music Orchestra .................... 58-59 Silver Medalists ............... 74-75 Presidents Senior .......................... 80 Junior A . ....................... l 18 Sophomore ..................... 126 Freshman ............. 132 Prom ............................ 161 Senior Division .................. 78-79 Theme Page ...................... 4 Title Page ......................... l Underclassmen Division ........ 1 16-1 17 Juniors ..................... 118-125 Sophomores ................. 126-131 Freshman ....... . ........... 132-139 Year in Review Division ........ 140-141 Abrams, Eileen ...... 51 127 Abrams, Kathleen . . . . 46,127 Acito, Pamela Mary 119 Adam, Patricia .......... 133 Adams, Rose Ellen ..... 119 Aerni, Sharon ......... 127 Ahlers, Barbara 126,127 Ahrens, Deborah ...... 127 Ahlers, Nancy .......... 133 Allgeier, Debbie Ann . . . . 127 Alfherr, Mary ........... 133 Anderson, Terry Elizabeth ............ 119 Andres, Linda ......... 127 Andrews, Kathleen .. 133,139 Angst, Sharon .......... 119 Armbuster, Darlene 119 Armstrong, Donnalee 1. 127 Arnold, Doris .......... 127 Auer, Linda ........ 46,119 Augustine, Maria ...... 119 Ausdenmore, Mary Katherine ............ 127 Baarlaer, Kathryn 1 1 . . 50,133 Baldrick, Linda ......... 127 Baujarcic, Diane ........ 119 Banks, Mary Jane ...... 133 Bardua, Arlene Mary 54, 64,80,81,92,146,153,154 Barlage, Joan .......... 127 Barlage, Nancy ...... 51,119 Barnes, Christine . 51,127 Barnes, Linda 33,50,119 Barrett, Karen 50,133 Barrett, Kath1een ....... 133 Barrett, Patricia ........ 81 Barrometti, Shirley . . . . 33,81 Beck, Beverly Ann 1 . 118,133 Beck, Linda Ann ........ 81 Becker, Barbara ........ 127 Becker, Gay1e .......... 127 Becker, Kathryn ...... 42,127 Beckman, Sharon . .1 1 1 . 133 Bedinghaus, Catherine . . 133 Bedinghaus, Mary Teresa .......... 41,61,81 Bell, Kathryn Jean . . . 1 . 133 Bellman, Diane ......... 81 Bellman, Marie ........ 127 Bender, Cheryl Ann ,,,,, 81 Bender, Linda. .......... 133 Bennett, Brenda ........ 133 Bennett, Mary ......... 127 Bennett, Patricia ....... 119 Bennett, Regina . . , , . . . . 127 Bennett, Susan ...... 69,133 Benzing, Sandra ........ 119 Berding, Donna ...... 52,119 Berding, Mary Cecilia 1... 81 Berger, Janet .......... 127 Berkemeyer, Marilyn . .46,119 Bernhard, Sheryl ....... 133 Berning, Carol 52,119 Berning, Linda .......... 127 Berninger, Linda ......... 81 Berra, Beverly .......... 133 Bertram, Mary ......... 133 Bessler, Mary ........ 59,133 Beyersdorfer, Paula 1 61,45,82 Biehl, Judith Ann ........ 82 Bier, Linda ...... 33,51,119 Student Index Bihn, Judith Ann ....... 82 Bill, Nancy ......... 50,133 Bischof, Janet 71,121,119 Blessing, Ruth Ann . . . 1 I27 Bockclmann, Bonnie .. 62,119 Bockelman, Patricia. .. 53,70, 71,72,73,75,80,84,104,I53, 157,161 Boehl, 'Sandra Jane . 52,60,132 Boeing, Carol Ann 42,82 Boeing, Linda 133 Boeing, Louise . . . . 53,57,119 Bohrer, Donna ........ 119 Bohrer, Judith ......... I27 Bohrer, Mary Susan . . 57,63 67,82 Bollinger, Mary Kay .. 25,53, 43,71,72,73,77,82,84,149, 157,161 Bollme'mn, Kathleen . . . 1 127 Borgemenke, Mary . . . 1 57,82 Bergman, Nancy Ann . .. . 82 Bouck, Beverly ......... 133 Brafford, Charlotte . . . . 133 Bramlage, Teresa ........ B2 Bravard, Judith . . . 11 . 50,82 Breen, Sharon Jean ...... 83 Breitenstein, Carol 126,127 Brethauer, Darlene ..... 119 Brickweg, Diane . .. . . . .. 127 Brielmaier, Teresa ..... 133 Brink, Katherine 1 46,127 Brinker, Linda . . . . 57,42,119 Brinker, Marilyn ....... 133 Brinker, Mary Ann . . . . 133 Brinkman, Maureen .. 50,55, 131,133 Brinkman, Suzanne . . 43,45, 57,61,83 Brockhoff, Barbara ..... 133 Brockman, Diane ...... 119 Brodbeck, Mary ........ 119 Brogle, Kathleen Mary .. . 83 Brooks, Barbra . 1 . .. . . . 133 Brass, Betty , , .......... 11.9 Brossart, Linda ......... 119 Brothers, Connie ........ 83 Brown, Barbara ......... 33 Brown, Donna ...... 126,127 Brown, Judith Ann . . . .. . 83 Brown, Kathy ......... 119 Brown, Marlene Joyce .. 52,83 Brown, Patricia. Lee .. 66,84 Brueggeman, Mary Jo 42, 48,53,71,118,119 Brunsman, Mary ...... 133 Buchert, Julie .......... 133 Buchert, Marcia 48,52,513, 64,66,114 Buehler, Bonita ......... 127 Burch, Lorretta ......... 84 Buck, Mary Louise ...... 133 Burhart, Cynthia 41,44,152, 67,119,154 Burke, Mary Alice 46,127 Burke, Sharon .......... 119 Burman, Linda ....... 50,119 Busam, Karen Jean 52,84 Buschbacker, Edith .. 45,67,134 Buschmiller, Karen ...... 133 Bushong, Linda ........ 127 Bussell, Cheryl ........ 127 Butscha, Carol Anne 1 . 1. 133 Butscha, Diana ........ 127 Butscha, Rea ........ 51,84 Byrne, Marilyn 46,120,125 Cantzler, Linda 53,76,72, 85,103 Carroll, Patricia ...... 53,119 Case, Carol ........... 120 Cassedy, Kathleen .. 58,63,135 Cassiere, Linda . . . . 45,46,53, 54,71,75,85 Cassini, Virginia . . . . 34,40,513, 85,71,111 Catanzaro, Margaret 127 Chestechowski, Candace . 68, 133 Christensen, Mary 45,56,85 Ciresi, Cathy ...... 120,122 Cisko, Kathleen 65,127 Cleary, Carol ........... 127 Cleary, Patricia Ann 85 Colegate, Diane Marie . .. 85 Colegate, Peggy ........ 133 Collins, Connie ........ 120 Colony, Eileen . . . . 50,68,134 Collins, Erin Ann ..... 49,85 Conner, Angela. Marie . 85 Conners, Jacqueline 67,127 Connley, Maureen 69,131, 134 Corry, Lynne Charlotte . . . .85 Contadino, Elaine ...... 134 Corso, Carol ......... 134 Gostamino, Rose Marie .. 127 Costello, Sandra. ........ 127 Creager, Martha 120,127 Crofton, Barbara ....... 127 Crone, Susan .......... 120 Cronin, Kathleen 11111 63,85 Cucinotta, Antoinette . . 1 127 Cuni, Donna Louise .. 55,85 Czillinger, Barbara ..... 127 Dalton, Margaret . .. .1 . 120 Daly, Lynn ...... 40,48,63,86 Dasenbrock, Cathy ...... 120 Dassinger, Connie ...... 120 Dattilo, Kathleen ....... 134 Daugherty, Mary Cathleen ............ 127 David, Kathy .......... 120 Davis, Catherine 50,134 Davis, Kathleen ......... 127 Day, Maureen Jean 1 1 44,50,86 Decourcy, Martha .. 25,53,45, 61,86,71 Deems, Linda . .. 52,,58,59,86 Deems, Margaret 51,120 DelFavero, Virginia ...... 85 Dehner, Susan ......... 127 Devan, Mary Margaret . . . 58, 59,127 Dorsey, Janet ........ 120 Diersing, Mary ........ 134 Dietrich, Donna. ........ 134 Dimuzio, Anita ........ 134 Dineen, Patricia ........ 85 DiPilla, Jenny .......... 86 DiTomaso, Barbara . . . 1 134 Distler, Marlene ..... 51,127 Dittgen, Doris ......... 120 Dixon, Diane .......... 127 Doherty, Deborah . . . . 61,86 Dolle, Carol ..... 43,120,155 Donnellon, Sharon 44,49,58, 120,143 Doogan, Joyce 46,48,51,127 Doerger, Dorothy 45,61,86 Doth, Linda ........... 120 Doyle, Susan 55,134,135 Dossman, Margaret . 24,61,86 Dragan, Carla. ......... 86 Drees, Geraldine 52,120 Duenhoft, Jean 11111111 127 Duenhoft, Marilyn Jo . . . 52, 46,86 Dugan, Eileen ......... 134 Dugan, Patricia . . . 57,87,142 Dunhoft, Cynthia . 69,134,135 Dunigan, Peggy ........ 87 Dunn, Elizabeth ........ 134 Eckhoff, Joann ....... 46,87 Ehlen, Carol .......... 127 Eilerman, Bonita 52,121 Eisenecher, Pat ........ 127 Emmerich, Janet ....... 128 Engler, Marie .......... 134 Engclhardt, Arlene ..... 134 Engelhardt, Mary Ann . 42,128 Enghauser, Regina 43,54, 57,61,84,88,152,153 Engler, Marie .......... 134 Erdman, Christine ...... 134 Erdman, Julie ........ 50,134 Erhardt, Gretchen 50,88 Ernst, Donna. . 46,52,53,71,121 Ernsters, Mary Jo . 50,118,121 Espelage, Barbara ....... 88 Espelage, Mary Beth . .. . 128 Espelage, Rita ...... 52,121 Esterkamp, Judith .. 53,57,70 Essen, Kathleen ........ 128 Essen, Mary Lou ...... 45,88 Fagin, Linda Ann ...... 88 Fallon, Bonita. ........ 43,88 Falls, Jane ............ 121 Fanning, Kathleen ...... 134 Fanning, Patricia . 1 . . 51,128 Fantetti, Linda ......... 134 Farsing, Judy ........ 50,121 Farsing, Sandra ........ 134 Fay, Carol Ann .......... 89 Fay, Kathy Ann ........ 128 Fear, Nancy ............ 125 Federle, Diane 50,57,80,89 Feist, Vivian .......... 121 Feldhaus, Nancy Ann 1 . 51,52, 128 Felix, Mary Ann ....... 121 Feller, Judith ....... 46,128 Feucht, Judith Ann . 58,59,39 Fey, Barbara ....... 121,134 Fingerhut, Margaret 50,134 Finley, Dolores ....... 50,89 Finn, Cherly ............ 121 Fischer, Donna 45,61,67,89 Fischer, Elaine ........ 128 Fischer, Kathleen 45,61,89 Fischer, Sally .......... 121 Floetker, Marian ........ 89 Fey, Patricia .......... 121 Foegle, Judith ......... 128 Foerstel, Sharon ........ 134 Foertsch, Maureen . . . 42,45, 62,83,89 fzmwl'm. 1. I 1, i-i 1 Foswinkle, Susan 126,128 Fox, BoVonne ..... 58,59,89 Fox, Margaret ......... 134 Fox, Mary Patricia . . .. 46,128 Fox, Sharon ...... 42,53,74, 113,121,155 Frame, Kathleen ........ 128 Frank, Carolyn ......... 128 Frank, Jean Charlotte . 89,91 Franz, Geraldine 89,154 Franz, Janet .......... 134 Franz, Mary Jo . .. . 46,51,128 Frey, Marcia .......... 128 Frey, Virginia .......... 89 Frondorf, Elaine ....... 128 Frondorf, Mary Beth 128 Froschauer, Deborah . . . . 58, 59,134 Froschauer, Jean ...... I28 Froschauer, Judith .. 49,51,44, 121 FueII, Susan Irene . 51,90 Fuller, Claire Ann ...... 90 Fuller, Judy ........ 128 Gau, Mary Jo .......... 134 Gagnon, Sue ........ 51,128 Gallagher, Christina .. 51,90 Gambetta, Cheryl Ann . . . 56, 57,80,90,100 Gandenberger, JoAnn , , . 41, 52,71,121,156 Gedney, Anne ..... 45,52,90 Geideman, Martha . . . 45,90 Geier, Jeanne ....... 51,128 Genske, Marta Mary ..... 90 Geroulis, Terry ......... 13'4 Gerth, Janet ........... 134 Gibbs, Patricia. ......... 134 Giesken, Marsha . .. . 51,1121 Gilker, Mary ......... 63,90 Giller, JoAnn .......... 134 Gillan, Patricia .......... 90 Gillan, Rita ............ 121 Giltz, Janet Lee ......... 134 Giltz, Jean ............. 134 Gindele, Mary Ann . . . . 134 Glassmeyer, Anita ...... 128 Glassmeyer, Carol . . . .. . 134 Godfrey, Elaine 48,63,90 Goebel, Marilyn ........ 90 Goertemoeller, Virginia .. 128 Goetz, Donna .......... 90 Gains, Jacqueline ........ 128 Goldsmith, Beverly .. 121,135 Goldsmith, Donna 48,63,91 Goldsmint, Sandra. ...... 121 Gomien, Patricia ........ 135 Gorman, Constance ..... 135 Gould, Marilyn . . . 46,91,155 Grahl, Donna .......... 121 Gramke, Susan 51,128,155 Gravett, Diane . .. .. . . . . 128 Greeley, Linda ......... 128 Greeley, Sharon . , . . 44,50,91 Green, Georgiana . . . 58,59, 135 Greiner, Nancy . . . .1 . . . 128 Gressel, Lois ............. 91 Greiner, Roberta. ....... 121 Greiner, Terri 42,121,118 Greulich, Mary Jo ...... 91 Griffin, Deborah . . . . 69,135 Grieco, Antoinette . . . . . . 121 Griesser, Elaine . . . 42,44,121 Griswold, Kathleen ..... 128 Grofer, Carol ........... 91 Grosse, Christine ........ 92 Grote, Karen ........ 92,155 Gruener, Cheryl ........ 128 Gruener, Joyce Ann . 50,63,92 Gruetet, Joann ...... 68,135 Guemher, Chris ...... 67,121 Guenther, Kathleen , . , 67,135 Guethlein, Barbara ..... 121 Guilfoyle, Dorothy ...... 135 Guilfoyle, Martha ...... 93 Guilfoyle, Susan ........ 121 Custer, Anna ........ . .121 Gutjahr, Marie . . . 58,59,118, 121 Guengling, Virginia . . . . 155 Haas, Beverly ....... 44,121 Haas, Cynthia . . . ....... 135 Haas, Jacqueline . . . .. . 63,93 Haban, Jill Ann ......... 93 Haberthier, Maureen . . . 135 Haberthicr, Nancy ........ 93 Habig, Diane .......... 121 Habisch, Kathie ..... 50,121 Hafner, Cheryl , . . . 45,61,93 Hamblin, Toni ...... 50,121 Hanekamp, Dorothy . . . . 135 Harland, Cheryl 63,61,64, 93 Harley, Kathryn ........ 135 Harmeling, Ann ...... 50,93 Harmeling, Carol . . . 32,128 Harmeling, Janet ..... 50,93 Harmeyer, Cecilia ....... 93 Hanneyer, Deborah ..... 135 Hamleyer, Paula ........ 122 Harter, Mary Ann . 24,50,135 Hase, Linda ......... 51,128 Hater, Jacqueline ...... 128 Hater, Judith ........ 63,93 Hater, Mary .......... 135 Hathaway, Cheryl ...... 128 Hausman, Kathleen 66,128 Haverkamp, Jeanne .. 132,135 Hedger, Karen . . . .. . 48,128 Hehemann, Beverly . .. 61,93, 143 Hehemann, Bonnie . . . . 49,44, 63,122 Heid, Cheryl ......... 52,93 Heidkamp, Elizabeth . 55,128 Hein, Ruth Ann ........ 135 Hekler, Betty ........ 51,122 Helms, Constance ....... 135 Helms, Linda ........... 121 Hemsath, Linda ...... 35,122 Hernsath, Rose ...... . . 1 . 135 Haring, Lucille ........ 46,94 Heron, Diane 45,50,61,94 Herr, Margaret .. 43,57,45,61, 94,153 Henog, Mary Kay ...... 121 Herzog, Susan .. 45,52,94,154 Hester, Barbara ...... 50,135 Hetzer, Barbara ........ 128 Hetzer, Judith Ann ...... 94 Heuennann, Clare .. 63,67,94 Heuerman, Mary Catherine ........... 128 Heyl, Kathryn ........ 50,135 Higgins, Christine ...... 135 Higgins, Kathleen ....... 128 Hillebrand, Carolyn .. 42,44, 53,57,122,125,154 Hill, Margaret .......... 94 Himsel, Linda Lee ....... 135 Hizer, Barbara 52,55,57,l22 Hizer, Kathleen ......... 128 Hoesl, Linda . . . , . ...... 122 Hoffman, Susan ........ 128 Holtkamp, Janis ........ 128 Honnert, Mary Lou . .. . 43,45, 63,94 Horney, Phyllis 51,57,91 Howland, Mary Christine .......... . . 128 Hub, Elaine ........... 135 Huber, Barbara . .. . . .. . 128 Huber, Sue ............ 122 Huebner, Carol ...... 50,94 Huebner, Mary Beth . . . . 122 Huebner, Susan ........ 135 Huerman, Mary ........ 46 Huismann, Mary Jo . .. . 55,94 Hummel, Bonnie ....... 122 Hurlander, Linda ..... 51,122 Huseman, Elizabeth . . 58,59, 135 Hussong, Sherry ...... 50,95 1mholt, Kathleen ..... 62,122 Inderhees, Carol . 50,45,61,95 Inderhees, Diane . 25,63,95,96 Jackson, Sue ........... 135 Jacob, Evelyn . 40,56,57,61,95 Jacober, Jane Ann ....... 95 Jaspers, Janet ... . . .. . . . 122 Johanneman, Kathleen . . . 95, 107,144 Johnson, Karen . . . .. ,.. 128 Johnson, Fern ....... 32,128 Jones, Barbara ......... 128 Jones, Janice ........ 65,128 Jones, Janice Evelyn ...... 96 Jones, Kathleen ..... 42,128 Jones, Patricia. Ann ..... 121 Jordan, Jean ...... 61,45,96 Iuengfing, Virginia ..... 128 Kaczmarski, Barbara . 34,129 Kaczmarski, Krystyna . . . . 96 Kallmeyer, Susan ...... 135 Kastner, Sheila ....... 63,96 Kelley, Patricia. ......... 135 Keilinghaus, Sandra .. 51,122 Kelly, Patricia . .. .. . . . . 122 Kennedy, Helen ........ 135 Kerber, Mary Ann .. 51,52,54, 96,142,146 Kerber, Nancy .......... 135 Kestler, Kathleen . . . .. . . 96 Kiefer, Antoinette . . . . 52,97 Kien, Janet ............. 97 King, Mary ......... 50,135 Kist, Velma .......... 60,97 Kleimeyer, Peggy Ann . .. 97 Klein, Sandra .......... 129 Kling, Deborah ........ 135 Kling, Margaret ....... 135 Kling, Sharon .......... 122 Kling, Donna ........ 52,97 Klopp, Mary Anne . . . . 42,129 KnoepHer, Diane ...... 129 Kock, Janet ............ 135 Kock, Marian ........... 129 Koebel, Jeryl Anne ...... 135 Kopp, Diana. ........... 97 Kopp, Susan .......... 136 Korfhagen, Sandra 55,57, 122 Korte, Angela ...... 49,122 Korte, Catherine ........ 136 Korte, Mary ........... 136 K9556, Kathleen . . . . 46,55,97 Kraft, Gail .......... 52,97 Kramer, Ann 30,122,129 Kramer, Elizabeth ...... 136 Kramer, Pamela ...... 129 Kraemer, Kathie ......... 50 Kraemer, Sharon ...... 61,97 Krause, Dorothy .. 58,59,129 Kraus, Ann 31,44,48,51, 61,64,122 Krause, Judith . . . . 58,59,136 Krauz, Mary Ann . . 1 54,57,56, 61,97 Kreimer, Carol 43,44,45,97 Kreimer, Florence ...... 129 Kramer, Kathy ........ 136 Kramer, Sandra ...... 50,136 Kroeger, Kathleen . . . . 50,97 Kroeger, Kathryn ....... 98 Kroeger, Rita ....... 31,129 Kroeger, Susan ,,,,,, 51,129 Kroeger, Veronica . . . 65,129 Kroger, Janice ...... 50,136 Kroner, Susanne ....... 136 Krummen, Alice ..... 51,129 Krummen, Jane: ....... 122 Krusling, Linda . .. . . . 50,136 Kuehnle, Carolyn ...... 122 Kuhlman, Susan . . . . 50,136 Kuhn, Shirley ........ 50,136 Kuntz, Linda .......... 136 Kunz, Mary Ann . .. 43,46,53, 63,71,72,74,98 Laake, Constance ..... 62,98 Lacher, Diana ...... 51,122 Lahmann, Karen ........ 136 Lahman, Lauren 41,48,122 Lalosh, Rose .......... 122 Lameier, Linda . . . .. .. . 129 LaMott, Marlene ...... 122 Lampe, Janie Lou .. . 129,136 Lampe, Janet .......... 136 Landen, Gretchen ...... 129 Landy, Judith . .. .. .. . 46,98 Lange, Kathy ...... 50,75,122 Lasiter, Gayle .......... 136 Lattarulo, Pamela ...... 136 Lautenbach, Cynthia .. 51,129 Lauman, Diane ......... 98 Lazaron, Leslie ....... 48,129 Leesman, Carol . ., . . .. . 136 Leesman, Barbara . . . . 63,98 Leinen, Clare .......... 98 Leinen, Miriam ........ 129 Leonard, Mary Jo ...... 136 Leonrad, Mary Kathryn . 129 Lester, Jean .. . . 126,129,136 Leurck, Barbara Ann . . . . 136 Lcwe, Diane . 40,53,63,70,75, 71,98 Lidman, Cindy ......... 62 Lienesch, Mary ......... 98 Lietz, Carol Ann ....... 136 Lietz, Mary Ann ....... 122 Lillie, Maryann ...... 57,99 Lindeman, Kathleen .. 45,52, 53,70,71,73,76,99,146 Lindsay, Linda .......... 99 Lipps, Elizabeth ........ 99 Lipps, Linda ........... 136 Loch, Teresa Ann 51,129 Lockard, Karen .. 45,46,50,96, 99 Lockwood, Ann ......... 129 LoH'redo, Grace ..... 51,129 Logan, Diane ...... 52,60,199 Long, Pamela ......... 100 Luckman, Jean .......... 122 Luebbert, Donna 52,45,51, 100 Luhrman, Donna. . 46,58,59, 100 Luken, Barbara 46,51,55, 129 Lutz, Margaret .......... 100 Lynch, Carol ........ 43,122 Lysaght, Mary ........ 68,136 MacDonald, Linda 1. 45,61,63, 100 Macke, Sylvia ......... 122 Maher, Nickeletta ...... 136 Malinowski, Sandra. 1. 46,100 Manne, Marlene ........ 122 Manz, Linda .......... 136 Manz, Carolyn ........ 129 Marchetti, Judith 50,101 Marlowe, Catherine .. 50,136 Martin, Joann ...... 50,136 Martin, Mary Jo . 63,101,155 Martinelli, Betty ...... 136 Marvin, Marita ........ 122 Matson, Meldoie ....... 129 Mauch, Deborah ....... 136 Mauch, Madeline ...... 122 Maurer, Linda Jean ...... 101 Manse, Diane 129 Mayer, Linda Lee . 1 45,51,101, 146 Mayhall, Barbara Ann 11 67, 101 McAnaw, Colleen ....... 42 McAndrews, Barbara 1 ..1 101 McAndrews, Patricia 1 . . 129 McCann, Patricia ...... 101 McCarrcn, Maureen . . . . 136 McCarthy, Karen . 24,68,136 McCarthy, Sheila 1 1 . . 45,53, 70,101 McCormack, Karen 1 1. 1 47,55, 57,101,129 McCormack, Sandra 1 . . 1 136 McCormick, Marilyn . . 1. 129 McCroskey, Patricia . . . . 122 McCulloch, Patricia 136 McDenough, Julie ...... 136 McDonough, Lauren 1 46,58, 129 McFarland. Karen Sue 32, 129 McFarland, Linda ...... 136 McGowain, Maryann 1 41, 52,53,66,12l,122,154 McKenna, Carol ...... 49,122 McKinney, Donna ...... 101 McManus, Donna 1 . . . 53,70, 75,101 McSorley, Mary Jane . 51,66, 118,123 Mechley, Rose ......... 123 Meets, Betty Jo ........ 101 Meier, Diane .......... 136 Mendel, Emily Anita . 51,129 Mendel, Natalie . . 1 46,51,123 Manges, Darlene 1 1 . . 51,123 Menges, Deborah ...... 136 Manges, Mary Sue . . . 45,58, 59,62,77,102 Manges, Mary T. .1 1 1 61,102 Manges, Monica ,,,,,,, 136 Menninger, Barbara . .1 . 129 Menninger, Barbara ..... 46 Mentrup, Carol ...... 44,102 Merkhofer, Lynn ........ 136 Merrill, Kathy .......... 123 Mersmdnn, Susan ...... 136 Meuman, Clare ........ 123 Metz, Janice 44,49,58,123 Metz, Joyce ...... 44,58,123 Metz, Sharon .......... 133 Meyer, Mary Jean ...... 136 Meyer, Carol Jean ...... 129 Meyer, Cheryl Ann ...... 130 Meyer, Christina Mae . . . . 136 Meyer, Cynthia . .1 1 30,51,130 Meyer, Karen 1 1 49,66,102,130 Meyer, Kathleen 1. 35,102,136 Meyer, Kathy Ann ...... 130 Meyer, Linda ......... 123 Meyer, Mary Ann ....... 130 Meyer, Mary C1are ...... 136 Meyers, Mary Jean ...... 102 Meyer, Peggy ........ 41,123 Meyer, Virginia 1 1 . 1 46,52,123 Meyers, Susan Margaret 1. 1 51, 130 Michael, Anna Mary 136 Middendorf, Barbara . . . . 136 Middendorf, Marilyn .. 20,40, 53,70,74,01,88,102 Miller, Carla ........... 123 Miller, Jayleen 1111111111 137 Miller, Linda ........... 123 .Miller, Sharyn 43,45,152, 61,102,137 Minges, Carol Ann ...... 137 Mischell, Marcia Louise 1. 130 Moelchert, Jean ......... 102 Moeller, Mary Lee . . 46,51,130 Moeller, Susan ........ 123 Mohr, Jo Ann .......... 102 Mohr, Nancy ........ 45,102 Molengraft, Kathryn 1 . . 1 137 Mollner, Marlene . . . 1 23,46, 65,123 Monning, Linda ........ 137 Moorman, Doris ...... 50,123 Moorman, Linda ........ 137 Morgan, Janet Sue 1 1 45,48,50, 62,102 Morgenthal, Pattie ....... 123 Morris, Mary Ann . 1 . . 48,49, 66,123 Moeller, Mary .......... 130 Mousie, Cynthia ........ 137 Mueller, Gayle ..... 40,53,70, 72,73,73,91,103 Muller, Linda .......... 123 Mueller, Marilyn ........ 103 Mueninghoff, Elaine 21,47, 48,54,61,103 Mu1chert, Jo Ann ........ 60 Mulvey, Joan ........... 137 Murdock, Ann Marie . 130 Murdock, Louelle 1 . 1 1 49,123 Murray, Barbara Ann 51, 130,155 Murphy, Kathleen 1 1. 1 48,123 Murphy, Kathleen ..11 45,61, 103 Murphy, Kathleen ...... 137 Murphy, Susan Rose ..... 103 Myers, Carolyn ....... 52,123 Naber, Janice ........... 103 Neal, Carol Ann ...... 50,137 Neiheisel, Barbara . 1. 1. . . 123 Neiheisel, Bonnie ..... 50,123 Neiheisel, Diane ......... 123 Neiheisel, Donna 11111111 123 Neiheisel, Kathleen 111111 137 Neiheisel, Martha Ann . .1 130 Neiheisel, Miriam ....... 104 Neiheisel, Susan Lynn 58, 59,65,130 Neumeister, Judy 36.42,46, 57,71,123,142 Newman, Kath1een 111111 137 Neyer, Deborah Lee ..... 130 Neyer, Emily Louise ..... 130 Neihaus, Nancy ......... 123 Niklas, Janice .......... 130 NoCheck, Barbara ....... 123 Nolan, Patricia. ...... 63,104 Noonan, Sheila ......... 130 Nordmann, Linda 1 1 1 123,125 Nugent, Judith ......... 104 Nusekabel, Beverly ...... 130 OTConner, Anne ...... 69,137 0,00111'161', Maureen . . 55,132, 137 01Conner, Patricia ...... 130 Oliver, Mary ...... 43,44,45, 52,61,63,80,91,104,112,145 157,160 O1Reilley, Deborah ...... 137 Orite, Mary Elizabeth 1 . 1 1 130 Osterhues, Mary 1. 53,119,123 Oswald, Faith .......... 130 Overbeck, Pat ...... 50,52,123 Overberg, Sharon ....... 124 Owens, Mary Lou . 1. . 52,124 Owens, Nancy Ann 111111 58, 59,130 Owens, Susan .......... 124 Paff, Diane .......... 50,137 Papania, Andrea Marie 1. 126 130 Papka, Barbara Ann 48,68, 69,123,137 Parinello, Mary Catherine 130 Part, Marilyn .1........ 137 Pasternak, Antoinette 1 1. 1 104 Pastenak, Susanne . .1 .1 . 130 Peaker, Mary . .1 1.11. 58,137 Peaslee, Diane 1 1 . 1 . . .' . 1 . 124 Peter, Barbara ........... 137 Peters, Joyce ............ 104- Peters, Patricia .......... 130 PHum, Patricia 137 Phillips, Marcia 111111 68,137 Pille, Catherine ......... 137 Pistor, Peggy ..111 1 1 . . 44,124 Pollman, Mary ....... 41,124 Pope, Karen Susan ...... 137 Potzick, Kathleen 1 1 52,62,105 Powell, Sandra Lee ...... 137 Prather, Ruth .......... 130 Prechenenko, Vahentina 1 . 41, 91,105 Prinzo, Audrey ....... 46,124 Prybal, Marlene ........ 137 Rack, Gerafdine ...... 40,105 Rack, Nina Agnes 11 41,60,105 Rahe, Christine ........ 130 Rais, Diane ............ 130 Rais, JaniCe ............ 124 Rauen, Carol .......... 137 Re, Linda Lee ..... 23,63,105 Re, Margaret ........... 137 Rebholz, Elizabeth ....... 130 Rechtin, Marsha . . . 1 132,137 Redmond, Mary . 1 . 52,60,105 Reed, Linda ........ 130,137 Reid, Linda ............ 130 Reis, Kathleen .......... 105 Renner, Beverly . . . 63,61,105 Rentschler, Darlene 1. 49,124, 148 Reule, Cheryi ........... 137 Richter, Karen ..... 52,50,124 Richter, Kathleen . . 1 . 68,137 Ridmann, Cynthia ...... 105 Ridmann, Karen ........ 124 Rieder, Paula ........... 42 Riehle, Beverly Ann 11111 105 Reinerman, Diane 1 . . . 51,124 Riel, Sieglinde 1111111111 124 Riedel, Margaret .1 1 . . 1. . 1 51 Raider, Paula. .......... 130 Rieger, Susan 137 Ries, Geraldine Ann 11111 105 Rieskamp, Marita ....... 124 1 Riestenberg, Linda . 1 . . 22,41, 60,63,105 Riga, Kathleen 43,53,52, 124,125 Riga, Mary Ann 1.1 43,512,537, 106 Ringenback, Mary 1 . . 1 51,106 Rischmann, Ann . . 1 1 . . . 1 124 Rischmann, Margaret 1111 137 Rischmann, Martha 1. 50,137 Ritter, Monica 1 . . 1 50,69,137 Riva, Maria ............ 106 Roberto, Diane ......... 130 Robinson, Sylvia . . . . . 1 . . 124 Roda, Tanya ...... 53,70,71, 74,106 Roedesheimer, Nancy . 1. . 41, 57,123,124,142 Roether, Mary Jo ........ 137 Roettker, Margaret . . . . 21,40, 106 Robb, Lei1a ............ 106 Rohde, Linda ......... 130 R011, Kathleen .......... 124 Roney, Kathleen 11111 63,106 Roney, Suzanne ...... 68,137 Rose, Shirley ...... 50,58,137 Rosemeyer, Sandra ...... 130 Ross, Elaine ......... 50,137 Ross, Kathleen .......... 130 Rothan, Nancy 1 . . 1. .. 46,124 Ruehlman, Barbara ...... 137 Rueve, Barbara ..... 142,124 Rueve, Patricia ...... 50,137 Ruprecht, Marjorie 51,124 Russo, Angela ..... 45,63,106 Runk, Jackie ........ 42,130 Ryan, Sue ....... 49,124,155 Sabatelli, Eileen 111111111 106 Sabatelli, Rosemary 1... 137 Sage, Jacqueline 19,61,63, 106 Sample, Sally ...... 58,59,65, 130 Sample, Susan 42,61,52,84, 106 Sandman, Susanne ...... 130 Sauer, Suzanne ......... 137 Saul, Diane ...... 63,106,154 Schaff, Barbara Ann . .. 41,56, 61,107 Schaefer, Janet .......... 124 Schafer, Nancy Ann ..... 51, 130,145 Schafer, Sandra Lee ..... 130 Schaffer, Donna ........ 137 Schaible, Donna ........ 107 Schaible, Jean Mary . .. .. 137 Schaible, Pauline ....... 107 Schaich, Deborah ....... 108 Scharf, Sharon ......... 137 Schaub, Doris .......... 108 Schehl, Jean Clare ..... 31,51, 64,130 Schehl, Susan Mary . . 1 51,130 Schiering, Pamela ....... 130 Schiesz, Rita ........... 131 Schiesz, Mary Jo ........ 124 Schimmel, Annamaria 1 . . 130 Schinner, Sandra ....... 108 Schirmann, Janice . . 45,51,109 Schirmann, Marianne 126, 130 Schriveri, Patricia . . . . 40,109 Schloss, Patricia .1 50,134,137 Schlueter, Kathleen ..... 137 Schmidt, Elizabeth .. . 55,138 Schmitt, Mary ..... 49,51,55, 124,148 Schmitz, Mary ......... 130 Schneider, Donna Marie . . 130 Schneider, Mary 45,53,75, 109 Schneider, Mary Beth 63, 109 Schnetzer, Darlene 51,124 Schoenling, Kathleen 45, 43,109 Schoenfeld, Karen . . .. 50,138 Scholle, Karen ......... 108 Schott, Judy Mary ...... 130 Schott, Terri ...... 44,57,124 Schram, Janet ......... 130 Schrenker, Linda ........ 138 Schroeder, Nancy ..... 52,124 Schroeder, Elaine . . . 1 50,138 Schroer, Germaine 132,138 Schuerman, Julie Ann . . . . 130 Schulte, Marcia . . 1 58,59,130 Schultz, Barbara ..... 50,109 Schultz, Patricia ..... 58,138 Schultz, Sue ......... 62,130 Schultz, Paula . . . . . 50,52,59, 124 Schultz, Jane Ann . . . . 62,109 Schutte, Janet Margaret . 130 Schutte, Susan Ellen . . .. 130 Schuster, Kathleen . ,1 1 1 124 Schuster, Loritta ..... 50,109 Schuster, Lynn ......... 124 Schwab, Patricia ..... 50,124 Schwab, Virginia . . . 46,52,109 Schwartz, Carol Pauiine ,1 46, 130 Seitz, Sandra ........... 131 361111, Dorinne 42,46,48,66, 124 Seghi, Sandra ...... 45,46,53, 70,75,80,87,109,155 Seng, Sandra ........ 63,109 Shaffer, Adele .......... 138 Shappelle, Janet Sue 131 Shelton, Angel: Mae ..... 110 Shrout, Alberta ...... 44,124 Siebenburger, Carol .. 58,131 Simpson, Janet Ann .. 40,110 Smith, Barbara Ann 1 . 131,129 Smith, Geraldine 49,124 Smith, Margie Anne ., 51,131 Smith, Nancy ........ 57,110 Sohmer, Jane ....... 50,110 Spear, Peggy ............ 138 Spitzmiller, Janet ..... 44,124 Spitzberger, Ann ........ 138 Splain, Maureen ..... 68,138 Spraque, Joyce Ann ..... 131 Sprengard, Kathleen 1 1 54,56, 57,80,110,100,147 Stacey, Janet ........ 50,138 Stahl, Barbara . . . 1 . 46,513,515, 56,110 Stallmeyer, Carolyn ...... 131 Stailmeyer, Janet ....... 124 Standriff, Donna Marie 1. 131 Stanghetti, Carol Ann . . . . 129, 131 Stanton, Constance . 1. 26,110 Stecher, Cheryl Ann .. 50,138 Stegeman, Carol Jean .. 134 138 Stehlin, Linda Mae ...... 110 Stenger, Margaret . . . . 45,63, 66,110 Stickley, Linda .......... 138 Stiens, Pamela ...... 50,138 Steinmetz, Linda ...... 124 Stewart, Susan .......... 124 Stock, Linda Sue . . 18,62,131 Stock, Mary ......... 48,124 Stockelman, Ruth ...... 110 Strunks, Jan ........... 138 Studts, Sharon .......... 138 Stuerenberg, Linda Jean . . 131 Stumin, Constance .. 1 1 53,57, 67,70,155,71,73,75,110,143 Subler, Jeanne . 61,62,110 SubIer, Margaret 51,131, 129 Sucher, Kathy ...... 51,124 Sullivan, Maureen .1 45,63,111 Summe, Jo Ann ......... 138 Summe, Marlene . . . 58,59,131 Sweetman, Nancy . .. . 51,111 188 Swegman, Barbara ...... 124 Szabo, Gloria ........... 111 Talbott, Donna. ......... 138 Taylor, Jacque1ine .. 44,53,64, 70,71,72,73,76,80,88,96, 111,146,153 Tenbrink, Peggy . .. 22,68,138 111 Tenho1der, Jeannine ..... 124 Tenkman, Carol . 63,51,57,111 Tepe, Jeanette ...... 51,1 1 l Theobald, Cardl ...... 138 Theurer, Mary Linda . . 1 1 112 Thieman, Kathy ........ 124 Thoma, Marilyn ........ 112 Tierney, Patricia ..... 50,138 Todd, Patricia Ann . 51,67, 131 Tracy, Patricia .......... 138 Trimpe, Eileen ....... 50,138 Trippel, Janice ......... 138 Trippel, Kathleen ....... 138 Trippei, Mary Louise 64, 44,124 Troehler, Donna ........ 124 Trotta, Mary Ann 1 46,131 Uhrig, Victoria . . . . .. 63,112 Ulmschneider, Ann Marie . 42, 131 Umberg, Elaine . . . , 52,61,63, 112,155 Umberg, Mary ..... 53,54,64, 112,913,153 Uphaus, Alica Arm . 1 1 . 49,63, 112 Valvano, Vickie ...... . 1 . 138 Van Mary .......... 50,138 Veldhaus, Janice Ann . .. 112 Ventura, Sylvia Marie 131 Ventura, Virginia . .. . . .. 138 Vidal, Gail ............ 112 Villena, Julie ..... 68,69,138 Vitucci, Jo Ann ......... 138 Vitullo, Anita . .. . . 42,48,131 Vitullo, Susan 48,51,57,65, 124 Voelker, Clare ........ 51,124 Voelker, Janet Marie .. . . 131 Voellmecke, Mary ...... 112 Vogel, Jean ........... 138 Volk, Vicky ...... 41,119,125 Vollrath, Vicki Ann ..... 131 Vonberg, Cheryl ........ 112 Wagner, Catherine ...... 131 Wagner, Alberta ..... 50,125 Wagner, Eileen 1 . . . 44,511,154, 125 Wahl, Peggy ...... 53,64,66, 119,125 Waldron, Claire ...... 42,125 Walters, Theresa Ann . . . . 131 Wandstrat, Betty . . . . . 50,138 WapIes, Connie ......... 112 Waples, Eileen Marie .. . 126, 131 Ward, Mary ......... 46,125 Warren, Mary Patricia . .. 131 Wassler, Joan .......... 138 Weber, Barbara Ruth . . . . 131 Weber, Carol ........ 62,131 Weber, Linda ........... 131 Weber, Janet Lee . . . . 42,112 Weber, Jeanne .......... 138 Weber, Karen Ann ...... 138 Weber, Rose Arm . . . . 62,131 Weckenbreck, Gail . ..... 138 Wehby, Anne ........... 138 Weibel, Loraine Mary . . . . 131 Wail, Robyn . . . . 53,70,74,125 Weinkam, Anne ......... 139 Weisbrodt, Janice . .1 . . 46,125 Welage, Debbie ...... 50,139 Welsh, Patricia. .......... 131 Wenger, Michele .. 45,61,114 Wemke, Marijean ....... 131 Wersel, Pam .......... 125 Wesseling, Anne . . . 46,52,56, 57,125 Wesseling, Rita ......... 139 Wessels, Jacalyn ......... 139 Wesseis, Linda . . . 43,54,56,57, 114 Whitaker, Kathy ..... 46,125 Wiete, Lynn ............ 125 Wiesner, Nancy Sue ...... 131 Wild, Margaret Anne . . . . 131 Wilhelm, Carol .. 44,58,64,75, 125 Wilkins, Donna Kay ..... 131 Will, Linda Arm ........ 131 Willenberg, Arlene . . 1 . 51,114 Wilzbach, Catherine ..... 139 Windgassen, Lois ........ 139 Wippel, Janice . . . 1 46,63,114 Wippel, Jacqueline . .1 50,139 Wissel, Carol Ann ....... 139 Wissel, Donna ..... 42,45,52, 53,61,70,114 Wissel, Kathleen ........ 131 Wissemeier, Patricia Jean 1 131 Witson, Carol ....... 62,131 Witrock, Suzanne . . . . 50,139 Woeste, Mary Louise . .. . 131 Wolf, Barbara ....... 42,114 Wolfram, Elizabeth ...... 131 Wuebbling, Antoninette . . 139 Wuellncr, Barbara ....... 114 Wuest, Mary ....... . 1 68,139 Young, Carol ........ 67,125 Yunger, Diane 28,48,49,53, 125 Yunger, Theresa ........ 125 Zach, Marilyn Sue ... . 1 .. 114 Zeiser, Christine ........ 139 Ziepfel, Mary Ann .1. . . . 114 Zlaba, Cheri ........... 125 Zwick, Donna .......... 139 1 i mm kawwf . a3... .J . 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