Mount Notre Dame High School - Mountain Lore Yearbook (Reading, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

1n troduc rory 2-17 People 18-61 Happenings 62-112 Adverlisers 113-126 Index 127 MOUNT NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL READING o OHIO. VOLUME 47 sly W . 7' . ' t- : 1 m Ilmnkjiitljor my eyex 1174! yes: 1:: a.- w , -- ' x 5 -A I - -' . The hgaum' 0f tlzejloweijsli ; 1'- , . 1; A o W I Or tree; m baguom czzd 5 re?! glrgeq. , . fjiwt Vilagrraxgwntlex710 'Iev-x. ;- f .nffw 6;? g. i? : t , 741-1 usggl r3 :Ci 7 +. I m Thankfulfor My Eyes ThatSee . . . . ,n - . - : l-Iii'f mun .1... 'w ii! wml 7Q. . m r .. . I wish that 1 could help, myfrfend T0 Chase your b11185 away, ' A.4lrd11151ke.1'ousee the brighter side Ofever.1'.5'ingle day. Hus red NW . i 1g g i: 3; ,T xki 2.62:2? ;. To Make YouSee the BellerS de . .. 'lhmg s; s 3 Mb an ea J 'S-along each da MS Irangers lhat w, sled . Hu Sr. Margaret Tclscher Principal There are Two ways of Spreading light: To be The candle, Or the mirror That reflects it. 1k r Mun L 'ille u x 'duncc Dire ' or - Edith Wharton 'Rurcrund Ruhcrl kaing Chapluin- Religiuus Iiduculiun k W?Gmil k Sp'kmsh I ,1 ' Carlleigg Busin'e? duct Driven E Tali f A ElsieGernin Religious Education Grclu Lcc Kuplun Physical Educulit chllh bglcr Mum: luru .Slonchurgcr M ulh-Rcauurcc Ccnlcr Mr-H - ::K'. n W Sixlur LOllinC Joseph E-ilzgcr..l- Mmmm Luhruriun V . I: eanne MQeller Rubcucu Spcur . ; 'ocialSl d' . hurul ' 'Bell-xglihkin 5: s .h-Drklmulic; M J 2Q?- I- lsllnuDlsll; E1 7 ' . -x t; 1:: i U 1x . x- N, v Ex V' m w m H :x w ix n :x V K I J -K n 77: E7 I v A .. . R' .. a Elimhwh '7 - ' '7' Pete Brady OITi 7 .7 kmkty ha Custodian u 1. waif, .3. , ,21.:.,...... n.ag:.33?;J ion... Angie Arbinm Jamie Athan- asakes, Sandy Baney Deb- bie Beatty. Ann Becksmith. Kathy Bergen. Shirley Blair -nn Henning . . ersl. Denise Hou- , , aly Janning Linda ' oyer, Debbie Kalhman Pal Kohne. Betty Kottman. Barb Kramer. Kathy Larbes. Amy Lawrence. Georgiana Lear. Terry Lchrier ?liam Leigh Ann Lemcn. Ian: Lenzer. Terrie Lorenz, Lora Luebhcrs. Mar;- Muh- siing. Lois Maioewsky : r, , A Eige M a'ljcus. , Ba rbiiManqi , Alige M'attheyks, Mary Mc- , GjhgrPam' Meyer, Su6: : Mcliynaro. Beth Molodetz 'JackieMosley, 96an M uenich. Gama Mynray- Peggy Nick 11m; Lisa Nie- haus, Kim Niemfm, Diane Noppenbetgbr ' , Debbie Oaks; Girim Oherl, Peggy ONeilL Lisu Palum- b0. Dole Peters; Janice Pom Mun Lou Pollicary Mun Jo Rahc. .Fenny Raisi- ger. Karen Rieder, SudRie- senhcrg. Patty RileyL-Marly lerk Polly Robertson Pam Rodriguez, Joni Reci- kcrA Janet Roescm Lynn Rohr. Joanne Roffesz Gail Roma. Mary Ellen Ryan Julie $850. Karen Sanders, - Karen Santel. Theresa Sat- ; chelL Eileen Sauer, Diana ,Sauter; Liz Schickel , . Anne Scollard. Marty Sed- ngk, Peggy Shea, Margie Sh'iV'ely, Karen Shoope, Sharon Small. Mary Sophie. Kim Sprague. Debby Stecb lcr. Mary Ellen Steffen, Mary Stevens. Judy Stuc- renbcrg. J 0y 5221. Angie Taylor Amy Theis, Jody Tyler. Jean Vennemeycr, Marilyn Vennemqyer. Linda Wahl. Rita Wahler, Karen Walluc: Shirley Watson, Barbara Weedma'm Teresa Weed- man, Nancy Weisgerber. Patty Welling. Denise Whila'LorelIu Van Winscn Angel Young. Terri Zins . QirllelJf - . 4h . 4.5L 5. tvmta' .OIOUQo cadvvq IC'Oct .lhtm': Peggy Crcma. vice-presidcnl. lhuw Right Linda Bngcr presidcm. Omar Rig'lns Diane Wcinhcimcr. chunurcr. Riyln: Jeanne Murkgrul'. gecrciun. Cheryl Albrecht. Currie Allen. Terri Benedic. Linda Berger. Nanette Berlier, Becky Blaut, Beverly Brew sler Gerri Brotherion, Terry Brothenon. Sharon Brown. Debbie Curliaslt Marie Carnevule. Louise Carraherg. Christine Cooper - 'w Nichaus, Ellen Nowakon'- 3 ski Eileen Ober Peggy O - Donnell Kim OVerbeIg. Chris Page :5 Nancy Parlusch. Paula Pet- rosky, Gerry Peuit, Mickey Peters. Denise Pollicary, Putty P Radike JenniferReEbhoiz eve$l Reed Bobbi Raising D inc Riedy Colette R , Rieselman. Rulhf SheriRochciDchbie Roma; LesliE Ruteiuiller, Diane Sadinka. Bettie Schulzel; : 'Eilegn Schira. Nancy a Sghluelcr Kara Schriicke. Diane,g 6hisesicker. Karen . Spooncr. Anita Slaubach Man Suedyk Maureen Sweeney Linda Their; Pam Thieken Debbie Thomps Hg; Millie VzIn Dulman Jeannie Wagner 6$ Karen Wallet. Diana Wcin heimcr. Barbara Wcisbrod; Sharon Wernery, Judy : Wesl. Pam Wheeier. Juiie ' Whitaker WW ???3? 37 Above: Debbie Brinkmoeller. vice-p'residem, Right: Julie Maire. treasurer. Canter Rigln: Bonnie Gronef'eld. secretary. Far Right: Kathy Kes . president, v S ng,.Sue Ma- :3eMarasco.Julie . argam McLaug' - 'cQuillan, ' nia 'Jaebpte No- Emma Marilyn Rac x:.. cliffs; Karen R Rakel. Re In Ru: Riga. f The Senior Clam Ot'I'iccrs am: Fm- lhm'u Univ Bcckmun. nu: prcsidcm: ,llmw Right; Nunq Ashhmuk. prusidcnl: .lhunx lmllu Quinn. accrcluu and Right Juncl Wullul. lrcusurcr. Joan Amorini ior Class Song Sadly we must leave you. Gladlye we have knou :1 you. Now the time has come To say goodwbye to all the Good times and the bad limes. Old friends and our new friends. Tears are in our eyes for We must seek new ways 10 go. After all the years. ue may meet And then recall Sn fondly. All our memories. Becky Back Proudlye we uill Cherish Symbols ot'the four years. Rings of blue and gold For unity together. Standing at this threshold E Each must go her own way. Where. we know not now. But wish them well For all their lives. After all they years. us may meet And then recall So fondly. All our memories. All our memories of Mount Notre Dame. Nancy Ashbrock Barb Bennen Linda Bronson Saliy Buer JeanneCarilli Lynn Berry Kathy Bruce Julie Buerger Elizabeth Carroll Pamela Broerman Linda Buck Kristen Carey Geri Cook Jean Crone Kathy Dubbelt :m' mm mm Diane Dcl bul Dixqug Andrea Dula Karen Ferneding Patti Guhl Janet Droste Judy GlaSsmeyer Margie Ducrmil Cathy Feldman Cathy Fre3 Sue Grau Laura Hare 33?; 5, Jeanne Gropp Shelly Haskamp Susan Hiland i I FM Melanie Hill Vicki Gruler Louise Ann Haferlepen Cheri Guilfoyle Mary Hanrahan Connie Heckle Peggy Hovey Kathy H uggurd Linda lvon Kathie Jucquemin N dry Jansen x Bobbi-Sue Joerg Sharon Joncx Linda Kaulz Gloria Kamm Shirley King Barbara Kathan Nancy Kiser RiluLBngendeffer Sue Lohmucllcr Dottie Luschek Patricia Martin Jamel Mutrc Anncltc Melcski Marsha Mertes Caroi Meyer June Michel KalhyMeyer Anna MarieMinIkenbuugh Lisa Mcycr Janet Monuhun Lynne Morris Lisa Munafo Trishie Murph Pam Mueller Kathleen Murray Barb Orletl Debbie Overbcrg Kathy Quinn Pum Parrish Ellen Radike Jolie Perdrix Donna Kupe Barbara Pl'lanz Bcverly Radar Diane: Ricsenbug Linda Robbins Diana Roth Pat Santel Joni Riga Mary Kay Riley Sarah Rosselol Rebecca Saar Mary Schehr Donna Sebasliunelli Diana SLuhl PamThompson Nancy Weedman Gail Woebkenberg TeriTumbusch Patricia Volle Pat Wehrmun Judy Vollmun LuAnn Wietmarschen Barbara vaick Camera Shy: Kulh3 Hines Karen Logun Janet Martin Donna Viox June! Wallet Rita Williams Eazna n ... .. .. 3A? STUDENTS OF THE MONTH J. Mucnnich November NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seniors Seared: J. Riga. S, Leigh. K, Mur- ray. B. Zwick. G. Kamm. Kneeling: B. Pflunz. K. Carey, P. Frey. T. Muhsling. Standing: L. Robbins. M. Klingenberg, S. Riesenbcrg. M. Fruner. J. Wallet. J. Crone. T. Zimmer, J, Droste. Top: C. Boehm, J. Gropp. Junior; Rig! Row; C, Wulfcnspcrgcr. D. WQII. K. Fitzpatrick. G, Shuuvcr femur Run': 5. Engcl. J. Birkmcyer. llYoux, Lair Run: L, Muhsling. M. Crccdcn. Far Above: Terry Zimmer. subscription manager, sells another yearbook. Above Cmier: Kathy Murray. business manager: Mrs. Werner. moderatur: Barb Zuick. editor. .4 hurer'ghI: Mary Jansen and Sharon Leigh. photography editors. Above.- Lisa Meyer. luyoul editor: Carol Meyer. copy editor: Terry Zimmer. subscrip- tion manager. Righl: Sheliy Haskamp. Joyce Dillichcrger. C'vmerighlf Mountain Lure stuff. Fw-Righi: Lisa Meyerchecks lawut or is that Lynn'? MOUNTAIN LORE On the cluttered tables in Room 105 an entire year of school life was reproduced between the covers of Mountain Lore. Happenings and People were recorded in a way that would cap- ture the feelings and emotions that enter into a girFS life at Mount Notre Dame. As a result of the combined efforts of the staff under the di- rection of Mrs. Werner, we offer the product of our workiMoumm'n Lore, Far .rrhm'v: Senior Staff. .Hmw Right: Cindy 'chhialble. co-cdilor: Mrs. Di Fabio and Mr. Lynd. udvmurs: Jenn Crone. cu-cdilor .Alhm'v: Janet Droslc. photographer. Right Melanie Hill and Cindy Cunninohum prepare Outlook 10 send to other schoois, Comm? Ru ' Bcckman slr Ic.s m urilc an article :15 Jean Crunc gels Lhin. logclhcrA Fur Right: Junior slu . Bulmr Right: Elaine Cuhn. Jud; Gunning and Run Langcndcrfcr. busincss managers. OUTLOOK Oulloak is an informative newspaper designed to keep slu- dcnts up to datc on Current points of interest and school affairs. With the help of Mrs. Di Fabio, a senior s dffediled the paper for the first semester. and a junior staff took over operations during the second semester. STUDENT COUNCIL With the help of the Executive Board, Student CiounCH presented Ms purpose and procedure in an assembly featuring a mock Council meeting. They initiated new activities such as the Leader- ship VVorkshop in PJovenlbeL the adopHon of a needy Child at Christmas, and the Mount Olym- pics in the spring, Students urHted to support the traditional, annual paper drive. the Kite Fly- ing Contest, and the Father-Daughter Dinner dance held on the eve ofSL Patrickhs Day H.09?.?'9P;' ,.M.QIQOIGQ 04. x Z gab; D. White. Ah. Above Lejr: Student Councii officers: Jeanne Gropp, president: Jane Mucnnich. vice-prcsidcm: Janet Mutre. lrcusurer: Teresa Mahsling. sec- retary: Lois Mahsling. assislum treasurer, A-lburc Cmum-r Junior Re- presenlmivcs: S. Englc P. Welling. P. Riga. P. Benneu. L, Muhsling. K. Ruck. R. Diclcrs, A. Burke.lV1,Wuhl Ahare Right: Sophomore Represcmauves: N. Schluclcr. P. Pmrers. K. Hobek. P. Crema. S. Scho- makcr. T. Mueller. L, Berger. K, Kclly Above: Senior Represent- atives: M, Klingenbcrg. P. Disque. K. Carey. S. RosseloL N. Ashbrock. S. Flcge. N. Wecdman. J. Crone. J. Riga, G. Kumm. Far Leji: Ex- ecutive Board. Lqu' Freshmen Representatives: P. Dierkers. V. Britten; K Junning. C. Crista J. Tyler. S. Riesenbcrg. M. Mahsling. S Brawn; CLUBS Co-opermive Education Club, under the guidance of Mr. Riedmatter. works toward preparing young people for life in the business world. Greater Cincimmri Safely League strives to promote safety throughout Cincinnati and the surrounding area. Health Careers invites speakers to inform students interested in careers in health of the many opportunities available in this field. They also make trips to Long- view Hospital to visit the Children in the wards. .Alhm'c Left: Student Council Public Relations Committee. Fur :HIUI'K' The 00-0135 and Mr. Riedmatter. Fur LefJ: Miss Mehmertt Student Council Mod- eraton C'erm'r Lejf'l: Denise Potticurt. Olympic champ. x-fhul'l'I Health Cu- reers: Sumac! ,, M. Asbrock. P. Dierkers. B. Herrmun. J. Riga. R. Langen- derfer. R. Wesseler: Smuding w B. Btrnes, L. Rutemlller. Below chll: Olympic Races. Lt'jf: Greater Cinncinnuti Safety League officers: B. Znick and K. Murray. 73 CLUBS Vum! Ensemble is underithe direction of Mrs. Spear and consists of girls who like music and love to sing. J.C WA. 7 Junior Council on World Affairs is concerned with promoting interest in the world today. Their activities included participation in a mock U.N. meeting. Y.F.,4. , Young Friendx 0f the Arm promotes interest in cultural activities by enabling mem- bers to obtain discount tickets to various cultural centers in Cincinnati. Glee Club consists of those girls interested in music. Art Club stimulates interest in the field of art by conducting special art tours and sketching parties. Tapexm' enables girls to express their writing ability by publishing their work in the literary magazine. Fur ,Alhure chl: Ensemble: Seated , T. Tumbusch. P. Martin. K. Carey. J. Glassmcycr, B. Joerg. T. Wormus. B. Reder: Standing L. Muhsling. A. Dulu. Bi Slritc. J. Gropp. J. Ernst. T. Muhsling. Fm- .-tbm'e.' Glee Club officers: Semen! N. Ashbrock. E, Nouukouskii Si Scho- mukcr. N, Schluetcr. L, Niehaus. M, Moran. E. Mucnnich. T. Lorenz, S. Leigh. T. Sulchctl. P. Welling. Fur l.gfis J.C.H.A.: A. Kuchinskus. M. Pelroniu. M. Wood. Collier: Art Club officers: B, Redcr. M. Sch- ncrtmim. J. Glassmcycr. .rthmr: Tapestry: K. Rucki D. Yous. RA Dictcrs. Buluu'ltqfl: YVFAV: P. Disquci A. Kuchinskzu. CLUBS Black SIudem Union, the newest club at M.N.D., sponsored a Black Culture Week presenting prominent community lead- ers in a series of workshops and mini-courses. Latin Club parl- icipated in a Junior Classical Convention in Columbus 0n the Ides of March. Frmch Club attended a French play and spon- sored a French meal this year. The members also sang to the Sisters of Notre Dame in the infirmary. thulic Sm- dem's Mission Crusade again aided the poor of the world through Mission Day festivities. Flume Teachers ofAmerz'ca sponsored a program designed to help tomorrow's teachers. Below: Black Student Union 7P. Murph, V. Kilgorc. B. Williams. Mrs. Imhoff, M. Hill. A. Dula. L. Sims. R. Moxlcy, G. Munlin. P. Parrish. .Ilhm'e Right: Latin ClubiT. Winkler. MA Kroth. J. Junson. Gh Brothermn. :Iiwu' C'wuer: F.T.A. P. Mueller. G'. Kamm. P. Soellncr. Below clutter: C.S.M.C.W P. SoeHner. J. DrosteV P. Rolver. J. Emerson. J. Cunningham. Fur Rigilli French ClubiG. Holt. M. Manes. P, Senefeld. L. Loveland, 76 J14 mbn i Es; ?Fr , M.N,D.'s Varsity Volleyball team coach- ed by Miss Brenda Cave ended with a fairly successful season of four wins and two losses. The Junior Varsit ' team, also under the direction of Miss Cave, was not as fortunate and finished with two wins and four 10;; s. , 7 ,7 W ! mmvy n:z.a,7rr, . I. . m MV.,-oa ' :Hmw LLfflJ Couch Brcndu Cave uilh Iczlm. Byluu' lx'fr Chccrlcudcm: J, Subo. IX Meyer. Ci. Rumu. D. Snulcr. D. Dingcr, P. Kclilcn and S Bruun cry for Victory. Fur .-1f7m1' 711,; Run: D. Pouicary G. Fruncn B. lzrnxl. D. Reidy M. Pclcrx. N. Ncucomh T, Dc-Xngchs. P. King. C. Lunc, thlzllv Run: C. JurdurL M. Mucn M. Fruncr. K. Fillpallrick. D. Frzmur. T. Muniug. l. RzldL'IIIT. Bmmm Run: P, Rolvcr. IV, Morris, F. ScncfcldA rimw: GA.N uchcrsi l... Morris, prcaidcni: D. Fruncr. vicc-prcsidcnt: M.qucrxccrcmryk.l'hlggurd.1rc:1.xurcr. 79 SPORTS M.N.D.'s Mountaineers had a challenging basketball season this year ending with a record of five wins and one loss in varsity league play. Under the direction of Brenda Cave, the team faked. passed, and shot its way to victories over O.L A., McAuleyg Regina. St. Rita. and Marian. losing only to Seton. The reserve team equalled the varsity record establishing five wins and one loss for a successful season. Fur- chlk: Varsity and Reserve Basketball Ieums Firxf Rah? C. Faessler. B. ErnsL L, Meyer. E meukonskL M. Polticury. .S'c'umd Raw: L. Radcliffe. C. Cooper. G. Munlin. G. Meyer. V Fruner. N, Newcomb. M. Meyer. Buck Run T. DcAngclis M. Fruncr. L. Morris. K. Huggurd. L Meyer. D Franer. Loft: Dani Franer in aclion. Below Lejr: Lynn Morris pops 0n6 in. Belun' Carrier: Rebound by Linda Radcliffe. Below.- Mrs. Kaplun. Fur Beluu'rTerri. Lynn and Duni lry to mark out a play. Fur Riglui The Cabinet. Far A-lhuw nglu: Mary Hunruhun. Purn Thompson. Cund3 Brummun. Fur Hume Luff: Sliluhingx Cmrrr: Lynn Lmd Lisu Meyer. .rlhore: Jud; Glammcycr. C'cmw- Right Sister Slur; Puulu. Righr: Watercolor. ring. and siivcr buul. Shillito's u inner, 82 ART EXHIBIT The An department displayed their annual art show from May 24 IO 31. Fine art works included water colors. oils, tempera work. mosaics and ink drawings. Practical art productions xmre sculpture. cabinets. veneer. stitchings. cerun1ics,jewelry and silver. WATER BED History was made at M. N. D. on March 10. 1972 when J'm Scott, W. S. A. 1. disc jockey. presented a waterbed 10 the school. Members of the Student Lounge Committee had long been striving to furnish the lounge. and the. waterbed has since proved to be an asset in this campaign. A large HThank Youii letter was addressed to Jim Scott who later shared it with his radio audience. FRESHMAN TEA Freshmen and their mothers were invited to the annual tea held in their honor on October 10. Members of the faculty were on hand to meet and greet the guests and discuss the coming year. W SPARK SESSIONS The spark days. gave students the opportunity to try their luck in new hobbies. Speakers were obtained to give information about practical fields. such as: knitting, macrume: embroidery. yoga. modern dance. cooking, and photography. Spark sessions lasted two days. January 27 and 28. 87 WELCOME CLASS OF 75 Seniors and sophomores displayed a wide variety of talents in welcoming assemblies for the freshmen. On October 22 the Class 0f 74 entertained the fresh with strange looking Muppets and a humorous interpretation of the Farkle Family. Karen Schulkers introduced the audience to many talented seniors. Never before had M.N.Dfs stage been graced with the presence of the McGuire Sistersi Freshmen were given their first lesson in preparing for a big date, and Shirley Reisenberg added a touch of culture in her dance interpretation of Gone is Love? STUDENT-FACULTY GAME On December 9 the students volleycd their way to their annual victory over the faculty in response to the thunderous applause 0f the spectators, Dressed for battle. thc teachers stormed on 10 the court. enthusiastic and ready for LlCIiOnt Although the faculty played their best they just couldn't break the tough Mountaineerk defense. hkThey tried. but they couldn't do it FATHER-DAUGHTER DINNER DANCE Fathers and their daughters gathered on the eve of SI. Putrickis Day in the cafeteria to cat and dance their hearts away to the sound Of'LohmuellerE Bandi Green curnulions were hiren t0 the Fathers to wear on their lupels. and decorations such as u shamrock tree accentuated the Irish atmosphere. Chicken dinners were served by hostesses while music tuned to the fathers' tastes played in the background. Fur .-lhm'y: Debbie chmus and dad enjoy sitting this one out, .lhm'e: Janet Wallet. Jill W51. and Sue Hiland dance xxiih their dz! 5 for the evening. Guitar: Dads Lind daughiers winging. erI: Daughters have u grcul lime sxilh 1heir111lhcrs. 91 .llwr Tom and Paula relu .ifIm'c- Come . ' 10 mt! G'nm-x Look at thul. x pmc! 19mm; I mm hclimc I'm rculh hcrc! Bclmr !'L'Im-r.' hut u crcu! Right 1x111 lhzll wry JUNIOR SEMI-FORMAL Juniors and their dates danced the night away to the music of the Bluestww lmry on November 27 in our transformed school cafeteria. Decorations followed the theme of Early American Down Home Funk tmd included Checked tablecloths. dried Hower arrangements and scarecrows. Juniors entered the cafeteria over a bridge lined with wagon wheels on either side. Refreshments consisted of homemade cookies served with punch and apple cider from an authentic ruin barrel. The whole atmosphere tied the theme into the spirit of the Thanksgiving holidays, MISSION DAY On November 24. the students of MIND. cnjtncd thc annual festivities of Mission Dzu. 1n the cafeteria fifteen booths were set up mxuiting the studcnts and their mini friends. The anxious customers roamed among the booths for tuo huurs fishing llor prizes. stopping at the post olTicc. and cvcn mccting a farmer and his com A variety sham concluded the mornings ztctiviticx and school nus dismissed for the Thanksgiving holiday. CHRISTMAS Student CouncilTs Christmas assembly, held on December 32. featured Santa and Scrooge as special guests. Santa arrived by sleigh, pulled by his reindeer and escorted by an eltl Patiently awaiting his arrival were Edith Ann and Gladys. The Bunker family discussed the ever-popular con- troversial topic of El black Santa. The assembly was brought to a close as students and faculty joined in singing hSilent Night. On December i9. members of the Speech I and II ciusses presented The York .tV'am-ft't' Play. The floor of the auditorium served as the stage throughout most of the per- formance in which the birth of Christ was reenacted. Choreographers Shirley Riesenberg and Peggy Moser com- bined their talents to design the dancing while the Glee Club provided the songs. 5 k E S iuuumm THE YORK NATIVITY PLAY Grear Herod alone ' was mean! IU reign! SENIOR BALL Above Leji; Laura Tritsch, Anew tamer: Joe. Margie Duermil. Peggy Moser und Dun. Above: Kris Carey and Mike. Right: Juch Gunning and Tom. C'emer: Barb Bennett and John. Above nglH:Anila Ripperger and Ron FarRIng: Sharon Leigh and Mike. SNOWFLAKES, SOFTNESS AND LOVE On the evening of December 27 seniors and their dates gathered at Madiera Manor for the Senior Ball. The Camargo Room was decked with holly. hurricane lamps, and a Christmas tree to set the theme of hSnowflakesh Softness and Love. Couples danced to the music of Chiliingsworlh from 9:00 to 1:00 and enjoyed a buffet dinner. Can of C11 armrertv: Jeanne Groppi Emily Kembrough Tcresu MuhslingiCorneliu Otis Skinner Greg Litmer Dun Steve Steineri Bob Monica M artiniBohemian Cindy Frey B0hemizm Judy GiassmeyeriParis model Nancy Weedmuni Elise Judy Ernst, Mrs. Skinner Jackie EgolfiFruncine Tom Foxiotis Skinner Mike KieniFelipc OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY ; , . .. 31.13 1:; 71: n ' r h ' 2, v' CO-OP BANQUET- On May 17, Co-op students sponsored a banquet at David1s Buffet for their parents, teachers and employers. In gratitude for Ihe opportunity to participate in the co- operative education program, the students presented Mr. Riedmalter with a new attachb case and gave their in- dividual employers certificates of appreciation. Top stu- dents received various awards for their aptitude in bus- iness 21nd scholastic achievement. L4H m Righr: Lynn Berry. Excellence in Business: Sharon Jones. Miss C.O.E.: Pat Samel. Bell Telephone Award: Gail Woebkenbcrg. Ad- ministrative Management Au and. 102 SENIOR TRIP On Sunday night, April 30, thirty-four seniors boarded a Greyhound bus to begin their long-awaited advenw turee For the next five days, the seniors toured the battlefields at Gettysburg. Pennsylvania: the US. Naval Academy at Anapolist Maryland: Washington DC. and New York City. The Capitol Building, the Smithsonian Institute and the Arlington National Ceme- tery were the points of interest visited at our nationgs Capitol. In New York City they were guided through the United Nations building and the Statue Of Liberty and attended the Broadway play ttApplause. On Friday night they returned home, filled with memories ofthe excitement 0fthe past five days. AS TIME GOES ON On Friday. April 28. members of the junior and senior Classes and their dates gathered at the Netherland Hilton Hall of Mirrors for an evening of dancing and music. From 9 p.m. to l a.m.. the Blue Stone Ivory entertained the couples whose hearts danced to the theme. ttAs Time Goes On. When midnight approached, the prom queen. Kris Carey, was Crowned. The seniors then paused to join hands and sing their class song. Their smiling faces reflected their feelings and stand as proof that, as time goes out they will never forget the happiness and excitement of that evening. Prum Queen: Kris Carey. Fin! .rlrrcndam: Barb Kulhman, ,S'ycwm' ,mendmu: Mun Hunruhun Cmrrr: Nunqx Ashbruck Karen Fame ding. Judy Glussmcycn Debbie Kumphuus. Kathy Quinn. Peggy Liphus..1;mct Wallet. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM t 'Lr't BACCALAUREATE On Sunday, June 4, seniors and their parents gathered at M.N.D. as the Class of '72 celebrated their last Mass together. Sister Margaret, Sister Mary Lucille, and Senior Class President Nancy Ashbrock spoke to the graduates during a breakfast which fol- lowed in the cafeteria. Kris Carey aroused the spirit of 1'2 with an original class history beginning with freshman year. Afterwards, the Senior Superlatives were awarded to various de- serving students. ; BLESSED Bt.- The FATHEP QUE LORI JESUS CHE SENIOR LUNCHEON May 26 was the last day of school for the Class of 1972. Mass was celebrated in the auditorium followed by an awards assembly Afterwards, juniors and seniors gather- ed in the cafeteria for the Senior Luncheon. Junior Class President Kathy Kessling spoke of both the sad and happy aspects of graduation. The day ended trud- itionaliy with the seniors singing their class song, The juhiors then had the honor of singing their class song for the first time. GRADUATION Landmark Baptisi Temple was the scene of commencement exercises for the Class of 1972 on the evening of June 5, At special request. Reverend Richard Rohr. O.F.M. spoke to the graduates and Sister Margaret Telscher conferred diplomas t0 the 174 members ofthe graduating class. $ .4 1- w amw'aiW ' Bz-fow Center: Jean Crone receives Christian Lcudcrship Auurd. Le'fl: Mary Franer is uuurded Principal's Medal r'or Excellence. Hither Richurd Ruhr speaks lo the gruduulcx. Fur Above Far Hclmv Left: GRADUATION DOI III' M Mll l FR KHP SMII IN SI-NIUR'wI MRS H lIHIsz I738 IORIEVI-R MARYANN MR.8LMRSI lI-SIIIIJ. MIIII-R MOI KNH IHRRY IIJRIIIR ,II-XNNII-. IOIS. DI:IIBII-..IIANNI- Mk8; MRSV D. MllI-II IiR MINNISOIA II US V 'IMI ASIIIIRIK Ix 1.! III'ANNE MIIIiIAI I2R ROI'K 8c BHIBI IS IV'ORI I I R MILE: MRS. PMII ASIIBRIX Ix MR6; MRS. ,IAMIES E2. MURRAY IIll' H laIIOI IS MILK: MRS. RAYMOND xSIIBROI Ix MILK; MRS. HARRY PARIIISIIII IIII- m N.IMIt IIlIU Bk III IIORAII III'H'IY MRJQMRS III-IIX PI'IVRONIU IlIRIII-RIH'M I- IORIIIR AIIz.azMRS, ANIIIUNI IIH ExMIN IxVIIIY QUINN I I0 XII MY IRRIINDSA HN'I MILKIMRS. IIINNRD III-RRY MRJL MRS. 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