Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1960
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The Public Library of Cincinnati Et Hamilton County 4 . l . . . ., ' . - n V . w w m w PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS OUR LADY OF ANGELS HIGH SCHOOL, ST. BERNARD, OHIO AMARANTH STAFF LITERARY EDITORS ART EDITORS Donna Frerick Jone Do-rger Carolyn O'Donnell Sondra Schweitzer BUSINESS MANAGERS Kathy Young Mary Ann Evons Saundra Willinghom Phyllis Crowe TYPISTS ASSOCIATE ARTISTS Judi Berger Mary Ann Schlotmon Willa Moe Tribble Judy Taylor ASSOCIATE MANAGERS Darlene Anderson Irene Mohaupf Maureen Donohue Ann Pilgrim Judy Erfel Charlene Stein Leohroe Harden Barbara Weber AMARANTH MODERATOR Miss Angeline Uhrig ART ADVISER Sister Vincent de Pour, O.S.F. In gratitude . . . In admiration . . . In devotion . . . We dedicate the l960 AMARANTH to those who teach us in the gentle, ad- monishing, yet joyful way of St. Francis. Reflection is o mirror's sole purpose, AlThough H can por- Troy The living and The soulful, a mirror is sTill inanimate and lifeless. it does noT reToin, consider, or act in The weight of iTs refleciions, lT merely exisTs. Mon, however, while reflecting his environment, is also in- fluenced by H. His morals, decisions, and his goals are dependenT upon The sTondords absorbed from his environ- menT. The level of his environmenT dicToTes The level of his sTondards. But There are various levels ranging from boseness To per- fecTion. Mon hos olways been looking for 0 star To hang his hoT on - he has always reached for The heighTsi He has always sTriven for perfec'rion - The unGTfoinoble. IT is confusing To Try To define perfection. To seme H de- picTs limiTless TolenT. To oThers, personal fosTidiousness. STill oThers define perfecTion in Terms of sTounch virTues. But Those who have Tried To grasp perfection wiTh purposes of self-soTisfocTion and beTTermenT hove foiled. PerfecTion is oTTaincuble only in God-likeness. A simple example of perfection - The neoresT we have on eorTh e is found in The life of Saint Francis of Assisi. He realized ThoT perfection is noT concerned wiTh material possessions nor with personal aTTribuTes. IT resTs only in compleTe resignoTion of our will To God. Soinf Francis lived in compleTe poverTy, complete chosTiTy, compleTe resigna- Tion - in compleTe cmd perfect ioy. He found The unoTToinoble; and in doing so, ioy. The orders of Saint Francis have OdopTed his principles and have dedi- coTed Their lives To compleTe resignation in perfect joy. Our own SisTers of SoinT Francis are living his simple rule and rodio'ring Their joy To all of us. They have fought us The way of SoinT Francis and The way To heaven. LeT US reflecT iT! hkx 2w TiflePage Dedication............................... Editorial Focuhy ................................. 7 Seniors 21 n . Ji'OJ-A JuMom ...H.......H........U.....H.. 53 Sophomores ............................. 59 Freshrnen .... .... .... .... .... .,.. .... ... 65 tDrganko ons ........................... 72 A HvH1es ....... ............ ........ ..... 95 Spons ...............................v.. 104 AmcompHshmenm ......................... 124 Panons ................................. 127 PRAYER of SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Lord, make me an instrument of Your Peace! Where There is haired - let me sow love,- Where there is iniury - pardon,- Where There is doubf - faith; Where There is despair - hope,- Where there is darkness - w light,- ' Where there is sadness - joy. 0 Divine Master, grant Thai I may not so much seek To be consoled e I as to console; To be understood - wi w 05 To understand,- To be loved - s T as To love,- x for H is in giving - that we receive; IT is in pordoning - Thai we are pardoned; It is in dying - ' that we are born To eternal life. SISTER THERESE DE LOURDES Getting to know s'rudents personally is a difficult task for fhe principal of such a large high school, but Sister Therese de Lourdes, our principal, does her best fo open the doors of understanding, as well as the doors of knowledge and of faith. FACU LTY e! 3X POLmCAL PARHES A1 woax mf$ , onmmuuou mm m: lug, . VON Anon m SISTER GERALDlNE MARIE An ardent lover of math and of her Trigonometry closses, Sister often infects ifs logic and principles info her Problems in Democracy classes. MRS. DORCAS GREBB Studenfs in Mrs. Grebb's algebra and goemefry classes appreciate her keen wit in dealing with those mothemafic puz- zlers. SISTER AQUINAS Because of her understanding and ioviolty, Sister has not found her newness To OLA a hindrance in her business and general moth classes. SISTER AUDREY Concerned chiehy with teaching the sopho- mores world history and geome- fry, Sis'rer is also moderator of the CSMC. She has made many acquaintances in her First year of OLA. MISS SUE ABT Another new face at OLA This year, Miss Ab1 ieaches The patterns and principles of good government in her American history and Problems in Demo- racy classes. .uu-em SISTER EYMARD This year sewing and religion were added f0 Sister's custoh mcry curriculum of sophomore world history Moderator of the Mary Unit is an exfrd-curricular Task. . w 35ng.- :Momkw SISTER ANNUNCIATA Freshmen receive a Firm founda- tion of English grammar and literature from Sister Annunciam. MISS ANGELINE UHRIG A fumiiior sight in the speech and fournalism rooms, Miss Uhrig also Teaches seniors their lost bits of English grammar and literature. MISS ROSALEEN McENANY The field of English is Miss McEncmyhs delight. Advising the HERALD staff is 0150 in- cluded on her agenda. SISTER CHARITINE MARIE A new face 1'0 OLA this year, Sister excels in English Ill and IV. Her astounding knowledge of the literary masters, as well as her deffness with grammar, constantly impresses her stu- dents. MISS JUDITH HIRN A graduate of Maria College and a newcomer to the teaching profession, Miss Hirn instrucfs freshmen in math and Englsih. MISS EVELYN BILLMAN New arrivals at OLA - Miss Billmon aha +he freshies - stick together! Miss Biflmon introduces the freshmen to Eng- lish literature and grommet FR. REGIS MEHN Orienta'rion to God is taught by Father Regis in class, and Through personal guidance. His witty remarks are often repecfed throughout the day by iuniors and seniors. FR. RALPH ZINSER The ways of God, which should be interpreted in our daily lives, are expounded by Fofher Ralph each day in his junior and senior religion classes. His humorous manner in getting across his point leaves 0 lasting impression on all. SISTER STELLA Sister's three fresl'r man rel'igjon classes reop much benefit from The serene manner of her instruction. l SISTER MARY NOEL The infricocies of such subjects as chemistry, physiCS, and general science are explained daily in Sister's classes. SISTER BARBARA ANN Freshmen 0nd sophomores are well acquainted with the many activities of Sister in the fields of Latin, biology, and re- : ligion. J . : 13 SISTER MICHAEL LOUISE Summo cum laude are the only words to describe Sister's sophomore religion and Latin I, II, III classes, SISTER MARTA Un amor de espanol cannot help but flourish in Sister's Spanish I, II, III, and IV classes. Sister also teaches sophomore religion. MRS. FEDORA SIKIC A pro gram of foreign languages, in- cluding Spanish, French, and German, is taught by Mrs. Sikic. SISTER ADELMA NeatneSS 0nd exactness are stressed by Sister Adelma in her emcienf sewing cfosses. SISTER JANE FRANCES Home economics, is a primary factor in any girl's life, and Sisfer is OLA's perfect homemaker-feacher. SISTER LILLIAN MARIE OLA seam- stresses cull know Sisfer as the perfect seamstress and sewing teacher. 15 SISTER MARY GLORIA The dedicated moderator of The orchestra and Glee Club also helps The oTher sfudents to acquire a better understanding of music through her music appreciation classes. MISS KATHERINE MILLER Angelic sounds of OLA's chorus are accredited to Miss Miller, directress. Teaching English is also one of her maior con- cerns. SISTER STANISLAUS MARIE in the prcc'rice and theory of music is available to all musically inclined students under Sisfer's direc- tion. Sister is the moderator of OLA's bond. Individual instruction 16 SISTER VINCENT DE PAUL Although her main Held in cart, Sister's versatility extends 10 biology and Reli- gion I. MISS MARY DUFFICY A welcome sigh? when searching for reference material, Miss Dumcy Is a new addition To the library staff. MISS BETTY FUGIKAWA A fOrmer OLA student her- self, Miss Fugikawa Teaches its presentde students art and Aigebru I. SISTER PASCHAL Always eager to be of help in the library, Sister also teaches American history. SISTER STELLA MARIE Besides her secretarial duties in The office, Sisier also finds time for her Typing l classes; SISTER ALETHEA Exploring The business world and teach- ing her sfudenfs its demands and reward: Is the task of Sister's Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, book- keeping, and secretarial practice classes. SISTER RICHARD MARIE Sfudenfs are given c: basic foundation in business methods 'In preparation for further study in Sister's office Training, Shorfhand l, and Typing l. MR. HARVEY BAUR Hfs name is always heard echoing through OLA corridors. Where's Harvey? is fhe only answer sfudenfs and teachers can give when faced with o stuck doom broken desk, or a car- pentry problem. N - SISTER ROSE MARGARET Perhaps The most and best appreciated person or OLA - The cook! Sister's Y'- tolenfs ore praised daily. MRS. HENRIETTA DRISCOLL, MRS. MARIE KELLER, MRS. STELLA RASP, MISS ANN GEERS These ladies, well experienced in all the culinary arTs, help make lunch-fime o pleosonf time for OLA students, - DARLENE ANDERSON JUDY BAKER JOAN BECK JOYCE ARSTI NGSTALL ROSEANN BARTZ GRETCHEN BACHMAN 21 RITA BEETZ LOIS BLESSING NANCY BEYER ..; ...y..n... ....... . ,,--, -. ., ..r: JUDI BERGER MARY ANN BOCKELMAN CAROLINE BILLING 22 RCHELT BETTY BOECKMANN JANET BO JO ANN BOHN if. CAROLYN BOEHM CONNIE BOYLE ELAINE BOLISKE 23 JOANN BRENNAN ANN BROXTERMAN PATTI CAMPBELL ANGELA BROWN DIANA BRYANT JANET CARUCCI 24 VIRGINIA CRAIG PAT CONNELLY PAT CLUXTON PHYLLIS CROWE CONNIE CONNERTON- SANDRA COLE 25 MARGARET DE GROOT CAROL DAY JEANNE DANIELS PHYLLIS DELANEY KITTY DEARWATER MARY ANN DAUMEYER 26 DIANE DENIER MAUREEN DONOHUE BEVERLY ENGEL CHARLENE DIECKMAN JANE DORGER 27 KAROLYN ENGELHARDT ' ROSEMARY ENGLER PHYLLIS EVELEIGH JUDY ERTEL LOUISE FAZZIO VANESSA EVES MARY ANN EVANS 28 DONNA FRERICK NANCY FLANAGAN SANDRA FITZER GAYLE FRITZ DOLORES FOSSELL DIANNE GEARY 29 MARY ANN GRAF ' ' ANN GRAVES CAROLYN GREEN THERESA HALLORAN lEAH RAE HARDEN PATRICIA HART LA VERNE HAVERKOS BARBARA JO HEHN JOYCE HELLER CLARE HELMES MARY ANN HENTZ GLADYS HETZER JUDY HINDERER SUSAN HOLLMANN 1 NORMA HOLT ' HELEN HINTERLONG BONNIE HOLLMANN 32 KATHY HUGHES FRAN JAMISON THERESE HUY ROSEANNE HUMBERT MARY JOHNSON ROSE ANNE JACOBS BARBARA KARETH VERA KAISER ANGELA JUNGKUNZ NANCY KATHMAN SANDRA KAMP VIRGINIA KATHMAN Per CAROL KATZLER BETSY KLUS JEAN KLEINGERS CAROL ANN LAWRENCE GLORIA KNEFLIN ELLIE KLUMP ELIZABETH MATJE J UDY LUSKEY LYNNE LEWIS GAIL McGANNON GERRI MARTINO FRAN LINDEMAN SHARON MEISZER JANICE MEYER IRENE MOHAUPT CAROL METTMAN MARYLEE MEYER ANN MONTGOMERY RUTH MONTGOMERY MARILYN NADERMANN LOIS MUNTEL PAULA MOUCH PEGGY O'DAY KENDRA NABERHAUS CAROLYN O'DONNELL MARY POHLMAN PAT PENNINGTON MARY LOU PAUL RITA POSINSKI ANN PILGRIM MARY ANN PRYBYLA BARBARA RAGER JUDY PULSKAMP JUNE RETTIG KATHLEEN REINHART MARIAN RAABE 40 EVELYN ROLF PAT ROBBINS JERRY RIECHMAN PAT ROLFSEN MARTHA ROESCH SHEILA RUDY PAULETTE SCHLANSER MELVI LYN RUTHERFORD JEANNINE SCHLITT ANN RUPRICH MARIANNE SCHICKNER MARY ANN SCHLOTMAN CHARLOTTE SCHMOLT GEORGIA SCHULER PATRICIA SCHWETSCHENAU JOAN SCHNEIDER SANDRA SCHWEITZER CAROL SCHULER SHIRLEY SEARS DIANE SEEGER MARGARET SEEVERS EILEEN SHEEHAN BARBARA SIMON BARBARA SMITH PEGGY SMITH JOYCE SPAMPINATO LOIS STAUTBERG CHARLENE STEIN PAT STEINMETZ NADINE STILLMAN PAT STOUT JOANNE TELINTELO TUNISIA TATE MAUREEN SULLIVAN CLARA TEMARI JUDY TAYLOR PAT THOMA DIANNE VANDIVIER WILLA MAE TRIBBLE CAROL TOBERGTE MARGIE VOEGELE JUANITA TROTTA BARBARA WEBER CAROL WENNING MARGIE WESSENDARP BRE NDA WELCH DEANNA WERGOWSKE JOAN WIECZORKOWSKI 48 BETTY WOERNER 0 SAUNDRA WILLINGHAM DONNA WIGGERINGLOH x LOIS WOLF LINDA WOEBKENBERG ELIZABETH WIKETI'E MARI LYN WOOD ROSELYN WURZBACHER KATHY YOU NG MARY LOU ZIRKELBACH DIANE CECARDO i SUSAN ROBBERS VIOLET DENNIS hi 3.. 9 I i K. Baker V. Baringhaus I. Burngs M. Barlh l. gBates N. Buyer D. Becker L. Bigderbeck B. Beiiing FIRST ROW: D. Berkemeyer, C Berns, L. Bibie, J. Bill, M. Birkemeier, D. Bogenschuhz, F. Bosse, SECOND ROW: B. Brouiigun, J. Brecht, J. Brinck, J. Brenner, L. Brown, P. Brown, R. Brown. THIRD ROW: M Browning, M. Bruce. FOURTH ROW: K. Bullock, K. Burke. FIFTH ROW: C. Butler, 8. Curr. SIXTH ROW: P. Cassil, P. Chiricosta. SEVENTH ROW: J. Clein, C. Craig, C. Cronin, S. Duly, B. Dean, D. Deifsch, J. Dekors. EIGHTH ROW: C. Delseno, P. Deters, S. Deters, P. Dimusio, M. B. Doll, L. Dotson, J. Driscoll. FIRST ROW: R. Drivers, Y. DuMonf, W. Duritsch, B. Engel, M. Etson, B. Evans, D, Even. SEC- OND ROW: P. FaHon, M. J. Finke, D. Fischesser, K. Foley, R. Franklin, P. Fricker, M. Froehle. THIRD ROW: J. Froelich, D. Gorbuff. FOURTH ROW: E. Geis, L. Genheimer. FIFTH ROW: M. Gibbons, M. Grigo. SIXTH ROW: M Grusenmeyer, C. Harden. SEVENTH ROW: R. Hart, J. Hartman, J. Heitkomp, C. L. Herzner, M. Hickerfon, V. Hoehn, L, Hohlf, EIGHTH ROW: B. Hood, P. Huber, R. Hunt, J. Hufchison, C. Jackson, B. Janser, R. Josshuc. FIRST ROW: J. Judd, S. Kaiser, M. Kauffman, L. Kecrns, J. Kitte, B. Klor, J. Klor. SECOND ROW: K. Klingle, M. Kohl, J. Kuhn, SA Lochenman, B. Lee, M. A. Leigh, JA LeIL THIRD ROW: J. Lemmink, J. Lengerich. FOURTH ROW: C. Lenhardf, G. Letizia. FIFTH ROW: P. Lindeman, E. Lucas. SIXTH ROW: M. Lynch, M. Mugnoni. SEVENTH ROW: D. Mohaney, J. Molfry, B. Marx, M. Marx, M. McGorath, M. G. Meade, D. Med. EIGHTH ROW: V. Michoud, B. Milfer, D. Miller, J. Miiler, M. Moeddel, M. Moon, C. Mufvith. FIRST ROW: R Nelson, Mv Nieman, A. Novello, M. A. OConner, M. O'Dennis, C. Oehler, R. Parez. SECOND ROW: 3. Perkins, J. Perrocellf, M. A. Pe'rry, A. Poehner, D. Poto, E. Powell, N. Prcm. THIRD ROW: R. Purifoy, M. Pufhoff. FOURTH ROW: P. Quulters, J. Randolph. FIFTH ROW: C. Rash, J. Rebel. SIXTH ROW: E. Reinhardt, D, Reis. SEVENTH ROW: J. Rindek- nech'r, E. RiT'rer, G. Rolf, R M. Roth, C. Sanders, S. Scheeier, L. Schindler. EIGHTH ROW: 5. Schmelze, M. Schneider, B Schroge, S. Schrcmd, M, Schuler, R. Schulte. FIRST ROW: G. Seevers, L. Seibel, H. Semmler, J. Siegmund, P. Slone, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Sfcuboch, M. C. Steiner, A. Sfigler, S. Strubbe, S. Suffer, L. Thomann. THIRD ROW: R. Throenle, C. Trot'ro, J. Trucx, J. Tscheiner, C. Virginillo, S Vogeler. FOURTH ROW: D. Woechter, C. Wehrmon, J. Wendef, J. Wenninger, M. Westerkdmp, M. Wefhington. FIFTH ROW: H. Whitney, L. Wiesmann, S. Wifmes, J, Wind- holfz, M, Wirthlin, M. R. Wissmon. SIXTH ROW: N. Woodward, J. Worsf, N. Yeardon, B. chitsch, J. Zop- pulo, K. Zimmerman, K. ZobeI. j J. Albrinck R. Ammann C. Armbruster C. Armsteud P. Aszmcn E. Bafchelor J. Bauer M. Becker C. Baiting J. Benedetti J. Berger P. Berger D. Beyer E. Billman C.' Bird . P. Bird P. Bischoff M. Boliske M. Bolte M. Bolte T. Bonvillain R. BFOUSCh B Buckman L Burns L. BUFT J. BUTZ S. Callahan J. Carroll 5. CcTucci C. Chirco S. Cornelius D. Cunningham L M. D'Andreo T. Danzas S. Danzinger D. Davis n L. DeMaria N. Defmering P. DeCorrevonf S. Dehler J. DuMont E. Ellmon M. Engel J, Ferrur J. Ferraro P. Ferrick D- Fey B. Ficke 60 C. Fluig J, Flomm A. Foster S From: D. Frazier M. J. Frerick C. FUhrmann Hf ; m , xi E. Ginal M. Giordullo C. Geugcn g z x I 5. Golden C. Goldschmidf N. Goldschmidt E. Grebb Y. Hamburg J. A. Hand V. Harrison C. Huun J. Hoverland M. Heller J. lmholt . J. Jef?ers 61 P. Johnson 5. Johnson M. Jones C. Jutzi D. Keller J. Kemme L. Kleingers B. Koch B. Koerner L. Koerner M. Kraemer P. Kramer M Krismer M. Lundenwitsch M. Leist K. Leonhardf C. Loehle M. Loonsfoof M. K. Low B. Lucas V. Luebbers M. A. Mock P. Moher DA Manning J. McClanahun L. McEneny , 5. Ihii'mru . C. Meents C. Mersch L. Meyer J. Moedl M Moon M. Moore J. Mouch B. Moull'iet N. Muench F. Mullinger K, Murphy 62 J- Nodermur C. Norton L. Nuckols J. Oles P. OWens M. PetroceTli V. Pfeiffer P. Piercmi D, Pohlkomp J. Pope M. Potts 5. Press M. Prince R. Purcell C Robe B. Rasch J. Rebel P Reidy C. Richardson M Riechmon D. Risofo V. Robbers M. Rohrig B. RoH C. Rosenacker A. Rosensrengel Z. Roth E. Roysfon J. Rudolph M. Ruebusch J. Rumpke K, Runk M. E. Rusche M. Rutherford JV Schlachter B. Schmolz J. Schneider 63 K. Schneider P. Schnorbus S. Siefer'r P. Stefener D. Sfeinmetz J. S$erbling D. Stillman J. Sfockmeier C. Tatum L. Taylor Z. Tenbieg M. A. Tenhunfeld D. Thoma M. Toelke S. Trenn P. Turner J. VonHoHe J. Wagner K. Westendorf B. Wetterich .KI S. White J. A. Wieghaus A. Williams J. Williams G. Winters M. L. Woerner E. Ahaus K. Ambro R. Appiarius V. Bauer .. P. Berkemeier M. E. Beumer K. Bamback mm ,r J. Berning J. Billings FIRST ROW: C. Bonno, N. Born, J. Brecht, J. Brinck, K. Brockmon, J. Bross, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: P. Brown, A. Buerkle, D. Bur- gess, D. Burf, D. Butler, J. Bufz. THIRD ROW: J Calder, S. Cannon, D. Carucci, R. Cassidy. FOURTH ROW: P. Cotes, C. Clemons, J. Coleman. FIFTH ROW: P. Coleman, V. Conrad, A. Coppoge. SIXTH ROW: J. Coppctge, L. Couch, J. Craig, E. Cornin. SEVENTH ROW: G. Cronin, M. Cullen, D. Day, C Dessouer, S. Deye, D. Dickhous, EIGHTH ROW: K. Donohue, K. Donovan, P. Donovan, M. Dooley, S. Dumom, M, Dunigon, M. Eggers. FIRST ROW: L. Engel, C. EsTep, E. Evans, P. Even, C. Fohy, D. Farrell, M. Fechenda. SECOND ROW: M. A. Fehring, M. Feist, S. Fifzer, P. Fifziorrell, J. Flamm, M. Flehr. THIRD ROW: M. Flory, P. Flynn, M. Ford, R. Frey. FOURTH ROW: 8. Fuchs, M. Galvin, R. Gersfner. FIFTH ROW: R. Gilene, 5. Ginn, M. A. Gofler SIXTH ROW: K. Grieszmer, J. Grimes, J. Haas, M. Hamburg. SEVENTH ROW: P. Hondorf, S. Harden, R. Hornishfeger, M. J. Harrington, M. Houn, P. Heinrich. EIGHTH ROW: Y. Henry, G. Hoblifzell, P. Hollenboch, B. Holler, J. Hood, A, Hornboch, J. Hornsberger. L. HuHmon, C. lbold, K. Isforf, V. Johns, M. Johnson, M. Kaiser, J. Kammer L. Kathmon D. LePoris B. Kesterman V. Kilgore E. Kues J. Leuihold M. Leeds M. Locke C. Klein M. Koch C. Loescher J. Luchenmcn P. Leigh 5. Lorentz, M. LUTTmon, J. Lufz, D. Maher, B. Meier, D. Martini, B. McCarthy B. Meenfs. C. Meier, D. Meier, R. Meyer, S. Michel, M. Miketto, M. Milozzo M. Miller L. Nosfol'd R. Moeller B. Newton L. Mueller J. Mohoupt J. Niehous M. Mueller J. Murphy C. Morofh C. Nienaber E MueninghoFf M. Murphy J. Morrison B. Noyes J. Mouch C. Nurre L. Mulfry E. Murphy D. Osborne, K. Osfeld J. Often, M. Oning, P. Palmer, M. PossoFIume, P. Poul I. f. m L; L. Pellmcn S Perdrix M. Perry J Phelcm J. Pies P- Pigoff H. Pinksion D. Porto C. Poston M. Potts B. Price L. Robe J. Rensing M. Rettig J. Reufer L. Ridge I. Ritzi V. Roll M. Ross 8. Ross A. Ruth C. Roysfon M. Ryan K Sobers '1 V 30:1? .' kw A: . I 3 ; 2 ; a :w' , :1. - M. Sowitzkolipski M. SchaRner D. Schloch'rer A. Schnetzer B. Schulte M. Schwub A, Siebenburgen G, Siefert 70 L; xca. D. Smith xx $3,; . C. Spoehrer t; 94 M. Smith J. Stall E. Tenkrncm J. VanPrugg M. Wiebell C. Thome M. Warning 9 T J. Wiiliams V. Woolum 3' : k Ly L wgg J. Stonsbury P. Tierney K. Wehrfritz u K. Williams 4331 $ I 3, Wright 3 X3: 4.. n 1x E. Speeg S. Sperduti B. Spiering D. Sfegmcm S. Stelfenkcmp R. Stoppelkcmp 4N gr: ' ii? ; P. Tombragel V. Trapp J. Troescher J. Weir D. Weller S. Wefhingfon M. Williams B, Woebkenberc S. Wolferi M. ann S. Zimmerman B. Zix 93V W Va KATHY YOUNG School President . waxy... The greedy smiles on The faces of The business managers behoy their plans To drain GS many ads as possible out of their respective homerooms. LEFT TO RIGHT; P. Crowe, lOT; K Young, genera! business manager, HO 8. WiJlinghum, 105; M. A. Evans, 21 1. The spotlight is on The HERALD! B. Weber, ediror, and l. Mohcupf and A. Pilgrim, co-editors, examine the efforts of their predecessors. P. Connelly, V. Eves, and J. Berger are being ob- W. M. Tribble observes K. Young as she fypes final served by reporter, M. Donahue, and typist, copy for the school newspaper. L. Fuzzio. Recollecfing the pains and perspircNon 'rhuf went into The writing of their articles, the columnists and reporters flash smiles of pride and relief. BOTTOM: K. Young, M. Donohue, J. Ertel, P. Crowe, The four feature editors, C. Stein, M. Schlofmon, J. Taylor, D. Anderson compose and collect ideas from pre- vious editors fo make 60': HERALD the best of all The rest. 77 and J. Dorger. TOP: M. Evans, 8, Schweitzer, J. Berger, L. Hor- den, D. Frerick, C. OhDonneH, and S. Willinghcm. awn; 44$ng ?;ng? mmsmmnvv The emcevs of the Studem Council help to regulate the activities of the school year. LEFT TO RIGHT, J. Dorger, vice president; M. Johnson, president; M. A. Hemz, publicity chairman; Sr. Barbara Ann, modera- tor; and P. Crowe, secre- fury. Sorting Christmas cards and Tabulofing conduct merits are included in the duties of a Student Council homeroom representative. LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Curucci, D. Denier, M. Wood, S. Meizer, J. Heitkomp, R. Schulte, P. Lindemcm, B. Zanitsch. 78 These sufety-conscious girls demon- strate the necessity for Fire preven- tion doors in the School halls, LEFT TO RIGHT, M. A. Hentz, M. Johnson, and JA Heitkomp. Sophomore representatives pack magazines and examine OLA activity emblems, KNEELING: G. Winters and M. Murphy. STANDING: E. Billmcm, J. Butz, D. Fey, R. Purcell, T. Bonvilloin, M. Schweninger, J. Cole- man, M, E. Beumer, and D. Weller. 79 Promoting Catholic magazines is an outstanding proi- ect of the Mary Unit. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Herman, J. Calder, m 1 1112.13?! P1311113? 131 313$ Ex, 13133' 1i. P. BischoH, S. Fuchs, and J. Rebel. 3121?;13113: 3 $111213 mm 13131 13.13- 1111:: 3? 11.11121:23$ $331111 13321 g Pm 33111132 J33? 1111. 1-11 These smiling faces re- flect the happiness found in doing Mary's work: LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Holt, vice presidenf; R. Mont gomery, president; P. Connelly, publicity chair- man,- Sr. Eymard, modera- Tor; and D. Fossell, secre- fury. S.D.S. emcers prepare to model for o HOLLY DAY fashion show. LEFT TO RiGHT: D. Fossell, M. Wissmon, B. Smith, and M. Grusenmeyer. As secretary fer The city-wide organization, Barbara Smith checks lost-minufe defcilsA Mary Unit representatives gather of Mary's feet: LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: L. Harden. S. Dehler, M. Mcgnoni, J. Calder, J. Schneider, B. Price. STANDING: M. Herrmonn, M. Henlein, A. Novello, P BischoH, S. Fuchs, B. Weber, P. Hort, C. Spuulding, S. Hess, R. Harf, and J, Rebel. C. S. M. C. nwgwmws: C.S.M.C. officers and moderator confer often To co- ordinate Their plans and ideas to promote The Ighf for Christ The King in The student body members. These C.S.M.C. homeroom representatives are The middle men be- tween the student body members and the governing emcers, This insures a weIl-orgonized and democratic Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. FIRST ROW: A. Fosier, K. Sobers, J. Billing, SECOND ROW: o h - h , KATHY President of C LEFT TO RIGHT: Par Thoma, vice-presidenf; Barb Smith, Secrefory; Kathy Hughes, president- Sr. Audrey, faculty moderator. J. Rebel, J. Oles, M. Wir'rhlin, K. Sfcuback. THIRD ROW: J. Pies, M- Sawifzke-Lipski, F. Bosse, S. Defers, P. Reidy. STANDING: S. Wil- lingham, M.A, Doumeyer, N. Stillman, M. Hogan, 5. Fitzer. WW SENIOR CLUB Business and pleasure are combined on this year's Senior Club agenda. Always ready 1'0' help the various committees are these congenial ochers: Korolyn Engelhurdf, president; Theresa Huy, vice-presideni; Gerry Martino, treasurer; and Joyce Arstingsmll, secretary. 84 - - 1-1 '13+-W1TiWK Senior Club Dance Counsel and guidance are the pri- mary aims of these officers: Mary Ann Evans, secretory; Judy Hinderer pUincify chairman; LoVerne Hover- kos, president; Sr. Michael Louise, moderator,- and Violet Dennis, vice- president w Members of the Good Counsel Club gathered to hear their guest Oldenberg, Indiana. offer nineteen years of teaching here at Our speaker, Sr. Angelica, who has now returned to the Motherhouse in Lady of Angels. 86 Under the guidance of Sr. Jane Frances, Foods Club members D. Gcrbutt, M. Grigc, P. Di Muzzio, M. Hickerton take the first step in preparing for their future home- moking roles. S. Lockenmon, Pt Amonn, Y. Dumont, C, Mulvihil! learn the exciting secret of the Hnishing touch to the setting of c: proper tobte. Learning the technique of -an exce'llent proiecfionist, ROW: E. Billmcn, S. Strubble, Hl Semmler. SECe Michuud, J. Hartman, B. Evans. THIRD ROW: 3 -' Ann, P. Reidy. OW: L. Burns, PV Fricker, M. D'Andreo, V. M. A. Armbruster, J. Windholtz, Sr. Barbara XV; W -,V mam $255? 3; Mathematics students take their interest in that vast science out- side the cIossroom. Each class has H's own club for further study under the direc- tions of Sr. Geraldine Marie, Mrs. D. Grebb, and Sr. Therese de .ourdes, respectively. Z-I:Dr- Happy Birthday, Vergill Junior and senior Latin students celebrcfe the birth date of Rome's most renowned poet, Publius Vergilius Moro. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Roth, 8. Schruge, S. Duly, V. Michcud, C. Billing, B. Rein- hcrt, J. Erfel, M. Wir'rhlin, M. Wood, J. Alcorn, B. Smith. Sophomore students find the LoTin translations of popular songs feofured in The AUXIUUM LATINUM MAG- AZINE highly entertaining. SEATED: J. Hudepohl, J. Dumonf. STANDING: Sr. Michael Louise, R. Geiger, P. Ferrick, B. Schmolz, E. Royston, D. Davis, M. Frerick. UUCr-O The sounds and scenes of Spain captivate first-year Spanish students, as Sis- ter Marta and club president Mary Ann Evans demonsfrate The delights of the language. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Spiering, S. Strubble, D. Moher, M. Feist M. Rehig, C. Dessoue, Saundra Wiilinghom, editor of La Prensiia, instrucTs her co-workers in the steps and styles of iournalism. The Spanish newspaper is the class project of fhe Third and fourth year Spon- Esh students. FIRST ROW: L. Bible, P. Sloane, P Brown, SECOND ROW: R. Joshua, J. LeH, SA Schmetzle. THIRD ROW: B. Hood, M. Kouffmon. FOURTH ROW: L. Hohlt, R. Purify, and cor editor, Maureen Donahue. UUCI-n The officers of German Club H help p Germany through Their club and paper, NEUE STIMME. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Becker, president; romo're interest in the cusfoms, Marianne Heller, secretary,- Ccrol Horden,1reasurer. These omcers of the French I class, 8. Perdrix, D. Fischesser, J. Coleman, 3. Dumonf, E. Lucas, P. Handorf, can certainly onSWer l'Oui! to lez vous Fro ncois?'I Par- President of ihe German Cfub l, Kathy Sobers, shares her enjoyment of c: symbolic song of Gerh many with her Jfellow officers. Donna Fischesser 0nd Marcel'lo Wynn receive special coaching on The conjugation of the French verb from Mrs. Sikic. language, and peoples of Enthusiastic members contribute their 850115 to make favors for a holiday porfy, given of Dunhorn Hospital. CROSS - Red Cross chers and faculty adviser confer to coordinate plans, in keeping with The Red Cross motto, Youfh Serves. LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Holloran, Doris Fey, Sr. Jane Frances; Esfher Bfllmon. BOTTOM RIGHT: To celebrate the Christmas Season, Sr. Jone Frances and Red Cross members generously contribute Christmas packages to the fmle Sisters of the Poor. The G.A.A. officers find that the smooth procedure of their organization depends not only on good sportsmanship, but also upon the assembling and utilization of the ideas and the services of various members. SEATED: Clare Helmes, president; Sr. Alethea moderator; and Roseanne Humbert, vice-president. STANDING: Phyllis Eveleigh, publicity chairman, and Jean Bill, Secretary-treasurer. Covering last minute details for the annual G.A.A. dance are these capable board members. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Frerick, Miss Sue Abt, moderator, Rita Posinski, and Judy Judd. SEATED: Lynn Thaman and Sue Schrcnd. M N' 2'1 45 n, 5 , The singing of a violin proiec'rs either Jighfheartedness or soulful mourning info an orchestra piece. FIRST ROW: B. Reinhar'r, H. Semmler, B. Koch, V. Baring- haus. SECOND ROW: N. Born, C. Temorf, C, Billing, M. Steiner. STANDING: V. Michaud, L. Huy. Sister Mary Gloria, O.S.F., gives Marianne Schickner, orchestra direcfress, final instructions, prior to the spring concert A cello can iniecf rhythm and bass tones info 0 composition, accompanying Accompanying the school orchestra is pianist Mary the melody. LEFT TO RIGHT, S. Trenn, M. Grusenmeyer, A. Novello, J. Ellen Beumer, a freshman. Flamm. 96 J. Brink and J. Eckert, boss pIayers, demonstrate 1he size as well as The volume of their instruments. Drummers, R. Beefz and J. Corucci, smile dili- gently as They prepare to display their rhythmic Talents. Clarinetisfs, saxophonists, 0nd flurl'sts make up the woodwind section. FIRST ROW: C. Oehler, J. Heifkump, R. M. Geiger, M. Nieman. SECOND ROW: C. Stein, Pe DeCorrevonf, He Whitney, B. Weber. Pursuit of the main melody in G composition is the task of the brass players. FIRST ROW: C. Dieckmon, M. Brichler, M. A. Bockelmon. SECOND ROW: De Fey, J. Brinck, P. Robbins, N. Stillman. The sousophone, the Big Bens of the musical family, and the soothing French horns combine melody with rhythm. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Perry, L. Stoutberg, M. J. Jones, R. Beetz, M. Locke, J. Brinch, M. SewitzkoeLipsi, L. M. Robe. Band trombonists proudly dis- play their instruments and new gold shoes. This is the First year the band has worn uni- formly styled shoes. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. A. Bockelmon, C. Dieckmcm, M. Seevers, M. Brickler, J. Mouch, M. Heniein, G. Siefert, M. Schweninger. Big brother to the clarinet and 0 member of the reed tamil'y is the saxophone, displayed here by the band members. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Herzner, B. Weber, K. Sobers, B. Archeie, V. Baringhaus, J. Jeffers, C, Stein, J. Grimes. In formation are the trumpeters ready to blow out with a rousing march tune. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Brinck, M. E. Beumer, N. Stillman, M. Roesch, M. Schickner, D. Fey, Y. Hamburg, J. Krehn, J. Pies, B. Lucas. The bells are ready to start the parade us they line up with the band's faculty ad- viser, Sr. Stanislaus Marie. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Born, A. Novello, B. Reinhort, J. Flamm. The flutes provide the highest pitched tone in the bond. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Decorrevons, R. Gerstner, M. Mikette, Pot Robbins, band majorette, displays trophy M. Nieman, H. Whitney. awarded to the band for its striking appearance at the Harvest Home Centennial Parade. The Clarinets boost the largest number of players in the bond. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Geiger, M. Niemon, D. Stillman, C.Oehl'er, J.Lenthold, iFiumm, A.Foster, M.Steiner, M.Homburg, C.Bird, J.Heitkomp, D. Bryant, M. Mueller. BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! RAT- TAT-TAT! Thehparade - here it comesl You can hear the drums! LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Meade, J. Carucci, J. Judd, C. Armbruster, F. Mullinger, C. Spaulding, C. Billing. Accompanisf S eilc Rudy ROW ONE: Sister Mary Gloria, T Hallorcm, C. Virginello, J. Spompinato, E. PoweH, H. Semmler, D. Fossell. ROW TWO: M. Schneider, J. Kifre, M. G. Meade, A. Boxfermon, R. A. Jacobs, B. Marx, B. J. Boeckman. ROW THREE: R. Schulre, L. Genheimer, J. Judd, L. Beiderbeck, F. Jamison, P. Thoma, R Throenl'e. ROW FOUR: M. A. Perry, A. Stigler, J. Moedl, P. Mauch, J. Arsringstoll, J. Luskey, K. Dearu water. ROW FIVE V. M. Dennis, L. Weismann, P. Bischoff, D. Reis, CV Wenning, C. Schmolf, M. DeGroo-t. Direcrress Joanne Telintel lo ROW ONE: M. Grigo, P.Crowe, P. Lindeman, G. Fritz, M.Mognoni, D.Vondivier, J.Telintelo. ROW TWO: LKuhn, P.Slone, H.Whitney, GRiechmonn, J.Randofph, F. Bosse, S.Defers. ROW THREE: R.Hort, M, Moedclel, J.DeKors, M.Gibbons, P.Cossil, M.Rufherford, RkMontgomery. ROW FOUR: M.Hogon, M. Johnson, A.Novello, J.Dorger, L.Bares, S.Rudy, M.ElBirkemeier. ROW FIVE: S.Schweitzer, D.Frerick, N. Pratt, J. Zopulla, R. Humbert, P Campbell, M. Henlein. 101 ROW 1: J. Brinck, S. Doud, J. Luchenmon, K. lsfori, C. Geogon, S. Dehler, N. Goldschmidt ROW 2: J. Delaney, M. Wynn, K. Wes- fendorf, D. Manning, J. Mouch, M. Rutherford, J. Brecht. ROW 3-. G. Winfers, J. Williams, N. WeHerick, D. A. Weller, K. Leonhardf, C. Thamcmn, S. Schrund. ROW 4: M. A. Warning, C. Fuhrmon, N. Defmering, D. Cunningham, C. Armbrusfer, B. Aichele, E. Tenk- mcmn. ROW 5: J. Bross, M. A. Mock, M. S. Cipski, M, Leisf, J. Hudepohl, L. Jones, P. Huber. ROW 6: BA Price, D. Osborne, D. Stillman, C. Nurre, B. Ficke, S. Franz, D. Meier. ROW 7: J. Stans- bury, M. Schweninger, B. Roll, D. Risolo, C. Rube, C. Robe, M. Prince. ROW 1: L. Kerns, P. FaHon, P. Berger, P. Kramer, C. Richard- son, J. Coleman, R. Geiger, M. D'Andreo. ROW 2: S. Smifh, J. Eisle, R. Reidy, P. Johnson, C. Mersch, C. Fluig, J. Ceufhofd, M. Feis'r. ROW 3: S. Gullchun, M. E. Beumer, C. Spaulding, P. Schnorbus, C. Houn, C. Tatum, J. Bufz, C. Bird. ROW 4: J. Bauer, D. Perm, M. Flory, M. Fehring, C. Dessouer, K. Wer- feitc, D. Moher, G. Seevers. ROW 5: J. Butz, B. Buckmon, R. Brown, K. Schneider, E. Cronin, V Trapp, A. L Roth, M. Houn. ROW 6: R. Slopplekomp, M Schoner, L. Engel, S. Dumonf, J. Dumonf, P. Coleman, J. Cor- roll, J. Calder. ROW 7: R. Koll- sted'r, J. Kemme, J. Jones, P. Heinrich, A. Williams, S. Trenn, P. Gifdersleeve, B. Newlon. ROW 8: M. Moore, P. McGrath, J. Congerick, J. Mouch, C Morofh, M Krismer, J. Grimes, R. Ap- periusA .W-stdkvavnifi w TRIPLE TRIO, M FORMATION, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Lindemon, M. Henlein, S. Rudy, C. Schmolt. J. Judd, C. Wenning, R. Hort, M. Birkemeier. F. Bosse, J. Brinck. STRING ENSEMBLE, LEFT TO RFGHT: A. Novello, J. Telinfelo, M. Steiner, C. BiHing. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Rudy, J. Heifkamp, C. Oehler, H. Whitney, P. DeCorre- vont AIerf thinking and quick reflexes are but a port of real sportsmanship. Here OLA. displays good Team work during 0 challenging volley- ball game. mAWme The sports boosters fhof pep up O.L.A.'s spirit of each game are Jackie Rebel, Leohroe Harden, Myra Schneider, Carol Harden, Judy Judd, Janet Corucci, and Grace Meade. O.L.A.Is varsi'ry volleybal! team was well pleased with The number of games won during the season. TOP ROW: Susan Kaiser, Clare Helmes, and Rita Posinski. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Schrand, Lynn Thomann, Donna Fre- rick, and Mary Ann Henfz. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Eve. Ieigh, Jean Bill, Shirley Dehler, and Sandy Sfrubbe. The reserve volfeyboH Team revealed Their true schooi spirit and sportsmanship dur- ing the year. BACK ROW: Ruth Purifoy, Nancy Prcm, Judy Berning, Sharon Voge- ler. FRONT ROW: Judy an- derer, Bernice Schmolz, Jean Daniels, and Carol Kfein. Top sportsmen smile rodiontly us they receive their awards for work well done in their four years. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Frerick, Pcf Steinmetz, Phyllis Eveleigh, Clare Helmes, Violet Dennis, Roseanne Humbert. SEATED: Rita Po- sinski and Mary Ann Graf, 104 Plotting the course taken by the SHOWBOAT are these- diligent GhA.A. members, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Frerick, R. Humbert, J. Judd, M. G. Meade. These eight girls proudly display the awards won through thsir unfailing engrfshian,Vljxm.A. RO'MLQNE: R. PosinskifMTMG'r'EiTT'R:w Humbert, R6w Two; Frerick, P. Sfeinmefz, P. Eveleigh, C. Helmes, V. Dennis. h DZ ' 105 Contestants J. Judd and C. Schmolt receive logy: minute instructions from R. Humbert. k'PCIFf a hthe cost of G.A.A,7Review gather on stage during intermission and prove There's No Business Like Show Business. In this scene put on by the Speech Arts Class, Joseph Willke had fhe honor of playing The port of Infant Jesus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene An- derson, Pa? Cluxfon holding Joseph Willke, and Mary Ann Doumeyer. Fourth Year Math Cbe produced c: ski? for the ofher moth clubs In the schooL LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Young, Marilyn Wood, Charlene Diechmun, Margie Wessendarp, Carol Schuler, and Jerry Riechmcn. A family scene from 'hCheaper by the Dozen. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wiedmun, P. O'Doy, L. Wolf, L. Harden J. Sfansbury, D. Scheve, R. Wiegand, J. Hunter. SEATED: K. Stoley, C. O'Donnell. 106 Lois Wolf and Nancy Ko'rhmcm get a secure grip on Jerry Lohrmon as Carolyn CTDonnell bestows u sisterly kiss upon him. BELLES and BEAUS really on their TOES! Theresa Huy, The cook, hold her own against Caroline Bill- ing and Mary Ann Doumeyer. Sorrowful faces reHecf the fomilyk attitude as Mrs. Gilbreth leaves for her European trip, 107 AWARDS Diane Stillman, sophomore, proudly displays the watch Senior, Angie Brown, for right, beams radiuntly as she remembers The thrill of receiving third prize in fhe speech contest of Our Lady of Cincinnati Col- oworded her for first prize, in the Why We Should Have A National Shrine contest. lege. Senior, Eileen Sheehon, won the free Trip to Washington as a rewc rd for selling 215 books of chances for the 1960 Homecoming Festival. Paper drive champions, Betty Boeckmcn, senior, and Virginia Barringhaus, iunior, exhibif school emblems received for their indusfrious school spirit lnformo'rive content and originalify of cp- prouch copped first prize for sophomore, Doris Fey, and second prize for senior, Marie Hogan, in The annual C.S M.C. Ora- toriccl Contest. 108 Oxford Music Contest Brinck, SEATED, a nd STANDING, pose with the instrument that helped them capture first place. Angela Novello, iunior, was awarded second pfoce in the Hire the Handicapped Essay Contest. winners, Sheila June Rudy, Joyful friends congregate around Sue Schrond, junior, to congratulate her on winning the Miss P0pu!ority contest spon- sored by the C.S.MtC. The highest candy drive salesgirls of Homeroom 305 were awarded block stuffed kittens, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna LePoris Vicky Johns, Eileen Murray. 109 The Home Economics De- partment stole the show at the Carthage Fair. LEFT TO RIGHT: The win- ners are Gracie Roth, Shirley Carr, and Clare Butler. Second place win- ners in the Oxford Music Contest are as follows: SEATED, JoAnne Telintelo and Mary Ellen Beumer; STAND- ING, Marianne Miketta and Pat Robbins. Sister Vincent de Paul and Mary Ann Schlofman know well the long hours of tedious work that went into The creation of OLA's exhibit of the Catholic Family Life Institute at Xavier University. Miss Betty Fugikawo works diligently wifh her freshmen on various projects, including paper machE. Charter members of The Archdiocesan Ar? Honor Society, Christa Lenhcurdt and Sandra Shhweitzer, display the; embbm of the society 'g Art students prepare greeiing cords, bookmarks, etc, with the aid of the silk screen process. In addition to the proiecfs listed here, the art department members perform 0 hosT of other services; such 05 the backgrounds for plays, musicals, and revues,- publicify in The form of posters and programs; and The artistic eHecfs for many ofher extracurricular activities. A special salute to all of them! HULY FAMILY The enTire exhibiT prepared for The Catholic Family Life insTITuTe of Xavier UniversiTy was The resulT of The paTienT eHorTs of The ArT DeporT- menf. - wad ofail Tr T .x T N ml . UUR LADY DF ANGELS HIGH SCHUUL This exhibiT at The Carthage Fair copped several Tibbons for its artworks. The ArT Deporfmem's ShilliTo Key Award winners di5pld-yh-sdmejof The works That broughr Them Their claim To fame. LEFT TO RIGHT; J. DOr-ger, C. Boyle, L7 Muntel, M. A. Schlonan,I$. SchweiTzeE. These winners of Honorable Mention Awards from ShilfiTo's are just as proud as The Key Award winners. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Martino, C. Lenhordf. J. Petrocelli, R. Purcell. lll DEPARTMENT SEWING XXXXTT W x XT Freshmen 0nd sopho mores, under The direc- tion of Sr. Lillian Marie, Sr. Adelma, and Sr. Eymord, pro- duce expert work in the fashion Their many awards, parficu- Iorly of Carthage Fair, give evidence of their Foshionetfe obiIiTy. ,Iine. Devotion to Mary is uppermost in s'rudenfs' minds. One of The evenfs sponsored by the Mary Unit This year was the Living Rosary procession, led by senior Ruth Montgomery. Four additional groups have been organized during The second semester. The sodolists in charge of octivines are as follows: JUNIORS Maxine Grusenmeyer prefect ....... Christine Berns Frances Bosse .......... vice-prefecf ..... Po'r Lindemon Mary Steiner .......... secretary ....... Joan De Kors SOPHOMORES ab i6 99 FRESHMEN Mary Ellen Rusche ..... prefect Morgaref Sawifzko-Lipski Carol Goldschmidf . . . . vice-prefecf ...... POT Heinrich Paulette Wolf ........ secretory ....... Marlene Flory Moderator for all sodolity groups is Sr. Charifine Marie. MARIAN MEDITATIONS Carolyn V Holt, and Jprry Rieih loyalty to -the Biaged ijgsin. The rings on these fingers symbolize our rank as seniors. The usual hub-bub of school life disap- peared and was replaced by the quieT solitude of God. The inspiration received in The tranquilliiy of the Retreat House of the Convenf of Mary Reporotrix equaled no other feeling experienced by seniors. RETREAT . FL Michael BOW: O.F.M.. retreat master, was both helpful and inspirational us he Retreatams ponder the many beGUHfUI instructed The girls toward leading a rich full Christian life. mysteries of the soul during their leisure hours at the Convent of Mario Reporotrix. 115 Little Sisters Then . . . Affhough Dad's best girl is not of the scene of this mad-cop affair, Mr. Chor- Ies Lawrence doesn? seem to mind. LEFT TO RIGHT: FLASH! The spoffight now turns f0 this striking couple, Paf Huff, PO? Campbell, Mr, John Donohue and daughter Maureen, as they Mr. Charles Lawrence, proudly show-off their dancing techniques. Kathy Young, Vera Kaiser. FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE Dancing with Dad was quite a new experience, but it proved to be on enioyobIe one. LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Billing and Mr. Waldron Billing, Mr. George Arsringstoll and Joyce Arsfingstoll, Judi Berger and Mr. Richard Berger, Phyllis Crowe and Mr. Felix Crowe. Barbara Smifh Mary Ann Hentz Nadine Stillman Prom ATTEN DANTS Kathy Hughes Rufh Montgomery Joanne Telintelo MEMORIES ACCUMULATED TO THE STRAINS OF BALl-HAI THE THEME OF THIS YEARtS PROM : ?E f. :ylv ? t :t I P w ftp . m f'J -a ; 5w Aft . JD . - , .1 t r- Ct A: 11 93! , If r u e. E'twr;m A .,-, t, h: To the PROM COMMITTEE, to the seniors and iuniors who attended with their dates, and on down the line, we have so many thank you notes to extend. Truly, We have many happy memories because of their eFtorts! Writing out announcements for the BIG DAY, P. Mouth and PA Hort are being extra careful -t, not to miss any relatives or friends. D. Fossell wants to be sure that Mr. Mail- mon delivers her cm- nouncements quickly and safely. OLA's Trading Post is a busy place as J. Spompinuto and E. Rolf exchange their senior cards for memory book pur- poses, R. Posinski and L. Munu tel admire C. Mettmon's Getting ready for the BIG EVENT! Here are C. new lu g g a g e. a Boyle, B. Hahn, and M. L. Poul measuring each graduation p res e nt other for cops and gowns. from Mom and Dad. 122 Watch that zipper! Donna WiggeringIoh and Carol Wenning get ready to don that cap and gown. Barbara Koreth and Diane Denier admire their diploma. After many years of work, it surely looks good. As Kathy Young gives her valedictory, her good-bye and thanks are shown by her radiant smile. . . 0 Mary, guide me through the Quickly Graduation Day creeps up on Ann Pllgrlm. ears! Jud Baker asks Mar for Many are the memories as she looks at her grad- y y y help in the things beyond. Uation picture. 123 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS . . . ANDERSON, DARLENE 4 Miss Wi1ling-to-Serve; HERALD, feature editor; AMARANTH; Chorus 2,3; Senior Club; German Club 1,2; OLA Plays; Whife House Conference. ARSTINGSTALL, JOYCE 4 Miss Congenial; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 3,- Senior Club, secretory; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Honors 1,2,3,4; Oxford 1,2,3; Lofin Awards 1,2; OLA Plays. BACHMAN, GRETCHEN 4 Miss Buoyancy; Spanish Club 1,2; Foods Club 1; Senior Club. BAKER, JUDY 4 Miss Puge-Boy; Latin Club 1; Math Cfub 1; Foods Club 1; Senior Cfub; Poetry Anthology 2. BARTZ, ROSEANN 4 Miss Joshing; Senior Club; Bowling 4; Spanish Club 2,- OLA Plays. BECK, JOAN 4 Miss Pleasanf; Spanish Club 2; Boskefball 1; Soft- ball 1; Softball 2; Senior Club. BEETZ, RITA 4 Miss Star-Gazer; Orchesfro 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Good Counsel Club 4; Red Cross 2, secretary 3; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Club; Summer Chorus 3; Chorus 3; OLA Plays. BERGER, JUDl 4 Miss Raven Locks,- Lofin Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3,- Senior Club; HERALD; AMARANTH. BEYER, NANCY 4 Miss Thoughtfulness; Spanish Club, president 1,2,3; NOMA Award; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Honors 1,2,3,4; OLA Plays. BILLING, CAROLINE - Miss Loquocious; STELLA ROMANA, ex- change edifor; Latin Club 1,2, Treasurer 3 and 4; Math Club 3,4; NOMA AWGrd; Camera Club 1; Bond 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Honors 2; Oxford 1,2,3; Poetry Anthology 1; chin Awards. BLESSING, LOIS 4 Miss AII-American Girl; Latin Club 1,- Muth Club 3; Foods Club 2; Senior Club; Honors 2. BOCKELMAN, MARY ANN 4 Miss Cordiuliiy; Mary Unit 2; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Bowling 4; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Poetry Anthology 1; Girlsl Week 4; OLA Plays. BOECKMANN, BETTY 4 Miss Debafcble; Lorin C1ub 1,2; Moth Club 4; Bowling 4; VolIeyboH 3; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Honors 1,2,3,4; Whife House Conference; OLA Plays. BOEHM, CAROLYN 4 M155 Cutie-Pie; Student Council 1; Latin C1ub 1; Foods Club 3; Senior Club. BOHN, JO ANN 4 Miss Aufornofive-Minded; Senior Club. BOLISKE, ELAINE 4 Miss Hourglass; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Club; Honors 1,2; Latin Awards 1,2. BORCHELT, JANET 4 Miss Chicklet; Latin Club 1; Foods Club 2; Senior Club. BOYLE, CONNIE 4 Miss Demure; CSMC 1; Spanish Club 1; Senicr Club,- Arf Awards 1,2,4; Archdiocescn Art Honor Society 4. BRENNAN, JOANN 4 Miss Sweet Disposition; Red Cross 4; Math Club 3,4; Germcm Club 4; NEUE STIMME, editor 4; Honors 2,4; Senior Club; OLA Plays. BROWN, ANGELA 4 Miss Angelic; LcHn C1ub 1,2; Math Club 3; Oxford 3; Roger Bacon Ploy; WhiTe House Conference; Senior Club; Science Award 2; OLA Plays. BROXTERMAN, ANN 4 Miss Dearness; Red Cross 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Foods Club 2; Senior Club; Glee Club 4; Chorus 3; Art Awards 1; OLA Plays. BRYANT, DIANA 4 Miss Casual; Lorin Club 1; Bowling 4; Foods C1ub 2; Senior Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Talent Show 3. CAMPBELL, PATTI 4 Miss Loyalfy; Student Council 1; Junior Safety Council 1; German Club 1,- Bowling 4; Foods Club 3; Senior Club; Glee Club 4,- Chorus 3. CARUCCI, JANET 4 Miss Eye-faliun; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2;Cheer1eading 4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Prom Corn- minee 3; Senior Club; Chorus 2. CECARDO, DIANE 4 Miss Good-Nafured; Foods C1ub 2; Senior Club; Camera Club 1; Spanish Club 1. CLUXTON, PAT 4 Miss Dreamy-Looking; Spanish Club 1,2,3; LA PRENSITA 3; Senior C1Ub; OLA P1uys. COLE, SANDY 4 Miss Daintiness; Senior Club; CSMC 1. CONNELLY, PAT 4 Miss Rosy-Cheeks; Mary Unit 3, publicity choir- man 4,- Spanish Club 3; Softball 3; Proiection Club 3; Good Coun- sel Club 2,3; Senior Club; HERALD, fypis'r. CONNERTON, CONNIE 4 Miss Dimples; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Award 1,- NOMA Award;SeniorC1Ub. CRAIG, VIRGINIA 4 Miss Auburn; Senior Club; Chorus 2,3; White House Conference; Camera Club 1; OLA Plays. CROWE, PHYLLIS 4 Miss Alertness; Siudent Council, secretory 4; Junior Safety Council 4; HERALD; AMARANTH; POST-TIMES STAR, reporter 3,4; Lenin Club 1, vice president 2; Mdfh Club 2,3,- NOMA Award; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Honors 3; White House Conference; Girls' Week; OLA Plays. DANIELS, JEANNE 4 Miss Diamond-in-Rough; Latin Club 1; M0111 Club 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 1; Sen- ior Ciub; Chorus 1,2; White House Conference 4; OLA Plays. DAUMEYER, MARY ANN 4 Miss Tears; CSMC; Latin Club 1,2; Spon- ish Club 2,3; Mcfh Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Good Counse1 Club Senior Club; Camera Club 1; Chorus 1,2: Essay Anthology 1: White House Conference; OLA Plays. DAY, CAROL ANN 4 Miss DiHident; Latin Club, president 1; Foods Club 2. DEARWATER, KATHLEEN 4 Miss Charming; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 3; NOMA Award; Senior C1ub; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 2,- Honors 1,3; OLA Plays. DeGROOT, MARGARET 4 Miss Laughter,- Cheerleading 1; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2,- OLA Plays. DELANEY, PHYLLIS 4 Miss Melodious; Spanish Club 1; Math Club 2,3; Vo1leyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Senior Club; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1; OLA Plays; Talent Show 1,2,3. DENIER, DIANE 4 Miss Out-Spoken; Sfuden'r Council 1,4; Red Cross 1; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 3; Bowling 4; Cheerleading 1,2; Good Counsel C1ub 1,- Senior Club; Glee Club 3; Chorus 2,- Poetry Anthology 3; Honors 2; White House Conference 4; Prom Commm'ee 3; Talent Show 3.. DENNIS, VIOLET 4 Miss On-fhe-Ba ; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3,4; Good Counsel 3, vice president 4; Math Club 1,2,3,- Triple AC 1,2. DIECKMAN, CHARLENE 4 Miss Hush,- Mcfh Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Latin Award 1, DONOHUE, MAUREEN 4 Miss Sparkle; HERALD; AMARANTH; LA PRENSITA 3, assistant editor 4; Spanish Cfub 1, secrefary 2; Foods Club 3; Senior Club, socia! chairman; White House Conference; Moth Club 2; OLA Plays. DORGER, JANE 4 Miss Diligeni; Student Council 2,3, Vice presidenf 4; Junior Sofefy Council 3,4; HERALD; AMARANTH, art co-editor; Senior Club; Glee Club 2,3,4; ChOTUS 1; HOHOFS 1,2,3,4; AFT Awards 1,2,3,4; Essay Anthology 2; Oxford 3,- OLA Plays; Arch- diocesun Art Honor Society 4. ENGEL, BEVERLY 4 Miss Silent; Camera Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3; Senior Club. ENGELHARDT, KAROLYN 4 Miss Exfroverf; Senior Club, president; Foods Club 2. ENGLER, ROSEMARY 4 Miss Mischievous; Math Club 3; Senior Club; Roger Bacon Ploy; Talent Show 3. ERTEL, JUDY 4 Miss Marvelous; Mary Unit 1,- HERALD; AMARANTH; Latin Club, treasurer 1,2,3,4; CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH-REGISTER, reporter; Moth Club 3, president 4; Senior Club; Honors 1,2; Ox- ford 2,3; Poetry Anthology 1; Latin Awards 1,2,3; STELLA ROMANA, editor 4,- NOMA Award. EVANS, MARY ANN 4 Miss Emcienf; HERALD; AMARANTH; Spon- ish C1Ub, president 4; Latin Club 1,2; Good Counsel Club 3, sec- retary 4; Senior Club; Honors 2,3; OLA Plays. EVELEIGH, PHYLLIS 4 Miss Activity; GAA 2,3, social chairman 4; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 3, statistician 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bos- ketboll 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Senior Club; Essay Anthology 2. EVES, VANESSA 4 Miss Cheerful; HERALD, typist; Latin Club, sec- retary 1; Volfeybull 1; Proiecrion Club 2,3; Senior Club; Chorus 3; Talent Show 1. FAZZIO, LOUISE 4 Miss Beau'y-Mark; HERALD, fypisf; Latin Club 1,2; Mafh Club 3; Senior Club; Chorus 2. FITZER, SANDRA 4 Miss New-Comer; Senior Club. FLANAGAN, NANCY 4 Miss Perseverance; Senior Club; Chorus 2. FOSSELL, DOLORES 4 Miss Sweetness; Mary Unit 3, secretory 4; SDS city-wide board member 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; STELLA RO- MANA 3; Math Club 2,3; Good Counsel Club 3; Glee Club 4; Chorus 3; Senior Club; Honors 2,3; Oxford 1; Latin Awards 2. FRER1CK, DONNA - Miss Stateliness; CSMC 1; GAA, board member 4; Red Cross 1,3; HERALD; AMARANTH, literary co-editor; BACONIAN, reporter; Lenin C1ub 1,2; Moth Club, president 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 2,3,4; Bowling 4; NOMA Award; Senior Club; OLA Phys. FRiTZ, GAYLE 4 Miss SmaII-Fry; GAA 3; Red Cross 1,2; French C1ub 1,2,- Mcnh Club 1; Cheerleading 1,2, captain 3; NOMA Award; Good Counsel Club 1,2; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; OLA Plays. 1 GEARY, DIANE 4 Miss Sophisticated; Senior Club; Honors 3; Sci-. ence Award 3. GRAF, MARY ANN - Miss Germun; NEUE STIMME 4,. German Club 4; Vo1leyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spooll 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 1,2,3,4. GRAVES, ANN 4 Miss Come-Lately; Latin C1Ub 1; Camera Club 1. Good Counsel Club 1,2,. Senior Club. - ' GREEN, CAROLYN 4 Miss Cy-clone; Red Cross 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Club; Honors 1; Poetry Anthology 2; Roger Bacon Plays; OLA Plays. HALLORAN, THERESA 4 Miss Gentleness; Red Cross 1,2, president 3 and 4; Foods Club 2,- Senior Club; Chorus 3,- Glee Club 4- Art Awards 1,2,- OLA Plays. 4 HARDEN, LEAHRAE 4 Miss Dixie-Belle; Mory Unit 4,- HERALD; AMA- RANTH; Senior Club; BACONIAN, reporter; Cheerleading 4,- Bowling 4; Foods Club; Roger Bacon Ploy; OLA Plays. HART, PAT 4 Miss Likable; Mary Unit 4; Red Cross 3; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Club; Bowling 4; Good Counsel Club 3. HAVERKOS, LA VERNE 4 Miss Studious; Good Counsel Club 3, presi- dent 4; Senior Club; Honors 3; Math Club 3. HEHN, BARBARA JO 4 Miss Liveliness; Latin Club 1,2; Red Cross 1; Senior Club; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 3; Essay Anthology 1; Poetry Anthology 2; Chorus 2; Camera Club 1; OLA Plays. HELLER, JOYCE 4 Miss Leisure-Loving; Latin Club 2; Foods Ciub 4; Senior Club. HELMES, CLARE 4 Miss Vigor; GAA representative 1, basketball manager 2, secreTory-Treosurer 3, president 4; LA PRENSITA 3; Spanish Club 3; Honors 1,2; Senior Club; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Table Tennis 3,4; Bowling 3,4,- NOMA Award; OLA Plays. HENTZ, MARY ANN 4 Miss Sociable; Student Council 2,3, publicity chairman 4; Junior Safety Council, chairman 4; Lorin Club 1,2; Math Club 3; NOMA Award; VoHeyboll 4; Basketball 4; Softball 2; Bowling 4; Senior Club. HETZER, GLADYS - Miss Unrumed; Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Club. HINDERER, JUDY 4 Miss Nufure-Lover; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4,- Good Coun- sel Club 2,3,4; Honors 2; OLA Ploys. HINTERLONG, HELEN 4 Miss Puddian-Pie; Spanish Club 1; Latin Club 1; Math Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Senior Club. HOGAN, MARIE 4 Miss Subtle; CSMC 4; Good Counsel Club 2,3; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; OLA Plays; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Orotoricul Contest Finalist 4; Girls' Week 4; SDS 4. HOLLMANN, BONNIE 4 Miss Merriment; Good Counsel Club 1,2,- Larin Club 1; Glee Club 2,3,- Senior Club; Foods Club 2; OLA Plays. HOLLMANN, SUSAN 4 Miss Jollify; Good Counsel Club 1,2; Latin Club 1; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3; Senior Club; Foods C1ub 2; OLA Plays. HOLT, NORMA 4 Miss Sincerify; Latin Cfub 1, vice president 2; Math Club 3; Senior Club; Mary Unif, vice president 4. HUGHES, KATHY 4 Miss Vivacious; CSMC, president 4; CSMC, city- wide president 4; Math Club, secretary 3; NOMA Award; Senior Club; Honors 1,2,3,4; Art Awards 2,3,4; Roger Bacon Ploy; Shil- Iito's Fashion Board 3; Latin Awards 1,2; Latin Club 1,2. HUMBERT, ROSEANNE 4 Miss Funny-Bones; GAA, volleyball mun- og-er 3, vice president 4; Lofin Cl'ub 1,2; Math Club 3; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Honors 1,2,3,4; Roger Bacon Plays; OLA P1ays. HUY, THERESE 4 Miss Comedienne; Red Cross 2; Latin Club 1; OLA Plays; Moth Club, treasurer 3; Proiection Club 2,3; Senior Club, vice president; Chorus 2; Poetry Anthology 3; White House Con- ference; Lorin Award 1; Talent Show 3; Roger Bacon Plays; Honors 2. JACOBS, ROSE ANNE 4 Miss Willing-Worker; Latin Cfub 1,2; Senior Club; Gfee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; OLA Plays. JAMISON, FRAN 4 Miss Sugar-'n-$pice; Frenc'n Club 1; Math C1ub 2; Senior Club; Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 4; OLA Plays. JOHNSON, MARY - Miss RB Roofer; Student Council 2,3, president 4; Mary Unit 1; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Bowling 4; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3,4; Honors 3; White House Conference; OLA Plays; Girls' Week. JUNGKUNZ, ANGELA 4 Miss Undecided; Student Council 1; Math Club 3; Foods Club 2; Senior Club; Lorin Club 1; Honors 2,3. KAISER, VERA 4 Miss Encouragement; Latin Club 1,2; Good Counsel Club 3; Senior Club. KAMP, SANDY 4 Miss Wholesomeness; Latin Out: 1; Math Club 3; Senior Club. KARETH, BARBARA 4 Miss 14-Kurai; Lorin Club 1,2; Bowfing 4; Sen- ior Club; Tolen'r Show 3. KATHMAN, NANCY 4 Miss Pixie; Lcm'n Club 1,2; M0111 Club 3; Sen- ior Club; Oxford 2; Roger Bacon Plays; White House Conference; OLA Plays. KATHMANN, VIRGINIA 4 Miss Refined; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 2,3; Senior Club; Honors 1,2; Oxford 2. KATZLER, CAROL 4 Miss Mirfhfu1; Math Club 3,- Loh'n Club 1,2; German Club, vice president 1; Senior Club; Chorus 2; OLA P10 5. KLEINYGERS, JEAN 4 Miss Seamsfress; Latin Club 1,2; CSMC 1; Math Club 3; SenEor Club; Honors 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Latin Award 2. KLUMP, ELLIE 4 Miss Ellie-cufion; Senior Club; Roger Bacon Ploy; Foods Club, president 2,- Moth Club 2. KLUS, BETSY 4 Miss Helpfulness; Latin C1ub 1; German Club 3; Math Club 3,- Foods Club 3,- Senior Club. KNEFLIN, GLORIA 4 Miss Glo-Cur; Spanish Club 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Good Counsel Club 1; Red Cross 1,2; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; OLA Plays. LAWRENCE, CAROL ANN 4 Miss Buby-Doll; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 3; Bowling 4; Good Counsel Club 2,3; Foods Club 2; Senior Club. LEWIS, LYNNE 4 Miss Vogue,- Lafin Club 1,2; Senior Club; Latin Award 1. LINDEMANN, FRAN 4 Miss Luster; Latin Club 1,2; 501113011 2; Cam- era Club 1; Senior Club; Chorus 3. LUSKEY, JUDY 4 Miss Question-Box; Latin Club 1; Mofh Club 2,3; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; OLA Plays. MARTINO, GERRI 4 Miss Versqfile; Lorin Club, president 1; Math Club, president 3,4; Senior Club, treasurer; Oxford 2; Poetry An- thology; White House Conference. MATJE, ELIZABETH 4 Miss Contenfed; LA PRENSITA 3; Spanish Club 2,3,- Mafh Club 3; Senior Club; Honors 1; OLA Plays. MCGANNON, GAIL 4 Miss Petite,- Foods C1Ub 2; OLA Plays. MEISZER, SHARON 4 Miss Commendable; Student Council 4; Red Cross 1; Math Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Good Counsel Club 4; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Oxford 3,- Honors 1,2,3,4; Latin Awards 1,2; NOMA Award; Science Award 3. METTMAN, CAROL 4 Miss Debonair; Mary Unit 2; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club, vice president 3; NOMA Award; Camera Club 1; Sen- ior Club; Honors 1,2,3,4; Poetry Anthology 2; Latin Awards 1,2. MEYER, JANICE 4 Miss Confribu'rive; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 2,3; Bowling 4; NOMA Award; Senior Club; Good Counsel Club 3; Honors 2,3. MEYER, MARYLEE 4 Miss Glib; Mary Unit 1; Red Cross 1,2, vice president 3; German Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Basketball 1; NOMA Award; Camera Club 1; Foods Club 2; Oxford 3; Senior Club; Honors 1,2,3,4. MOHAUPT, 1RENE 4 Miss Cleverness; HERALD, assismnf edifor; AMARANTH: NEUE STIMME 4; STELLA ROMANA 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; German Club, president 4; Math Club 2,3; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Talent Show 2. MONTGOMERY, ANN 4 Miss Excitable; Student Council 1; Latin C1ub 1,2,3; Senior Club. MONTGOMERY, RUTH 4 Miss Nighfingale; Mary Unit 3; president 4,- ch'rin Club 1; Math Club, vice president 2; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Prom Committee 3; Talent Show 1,2,3; OLA Plays. MOUCH, PAULA 4 Miss Delightful,- Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2,- Senior Club; Honors 1,2,3; OLA Plays. MUNTEL, LOIS 4 Miss Personable; Red Cross 1; Latin Club 1; Cheer- leading 1,2,3; Good Counsel Club 1; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Ar1' Awards 1,2,3,4; Archdiocesan Art Honor Society 4. NABERHAUS, KENDRA 4 Miss Core-Free; Lofin Club 1; Senior Club. NADERMAN, MARILYN 4 Miss Chatter-Box; Spanish Club 2; Senior Club. O'DAY, PEGGY 4 Miss LiHle Irish; Camera Club 1; White House Conference,- Roger Bacon Plays; Senior Club. O'DONNELL, CAROLYN - Miss Par Excellence; HERALD; AMA- RANTH, literary co-editor; Lorin Club 1,2; Senior Club; Band 1; Honors 1,2,3,4; White House Conference,- Roger Bacon Plays; OLA P1oys; Lofin Awards 1,2; Prom Committee 4. PAUL, MARY LOU 4 Miss Serenity; German Club 1,2; Foods Club 2; Senior Club; Chorus 3; Betty Crocker Award 2. PENNINGTON, PATRICIA 4 Miss In-ihe-Clouds; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Volleyball 1; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Band 1. PILGRIM, ANN 4 Miss Gleam; Senior Club; AMARANTH; HERALD, assisfon'r editor; Latin Club 1; Math Club 2,- Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Senior Club. POHLMAN, MARY 4 Miss Amusement; NEUE STlMME, reporter 4; German Club, treasurer 4; Senior Club; Science Award 2. POSINSKI, RITA 4 Miss Sports-Minded; GAA, bowling manager 4; STELLA ROMANA 3; LoTin Club 1,2,3; Vo1leybell 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 3,4; Softball 3,4,- Table Tennis 3,4; Bowling 3,4; NOMA Award; Foods Club 3; Senior Club. PRYBYLA, MARY ANN 4 Miss Arroganf; Lofin Club 2; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Poefry Anfhology 2. PULSKAMP, JUDY 4 Miss Dark Eyes; Lorin Club 1; Good Counsel Club 1,2; Chorus 2; Math Club 2; Senior Cl'ub. RAABE, MARION - Miss Ch'lI-Chai; Senior Club. RAGER, BARBARA 4 Miss Reluxafion; Senior Club. REINHART, KATHLEEN 4 Miss Fuiihfulness; Latin Club 2,3; Math Club 2,3; Mofh Club 3,4; Oxford 2,3; Honors 1,2,3,4. RETTIG, JUNE 4 Miss Calm; LA PRENSITA 2; Spanish Club 2,- Mmh Club 2; NOMA Award; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Honors 2. RIECHMAN, JERRY 4 Miss Sunshine; Lofin Club 1,2; Moth Club 2,3 4; Volleyball 2,3; NOMA Award; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3,4; Honors 2,3,4; WhiTe House Conference; OLA Plays. ROBBERS, SUE 4 Miss Jester; French Club 2; Senior Club; Foods Club 3; NOMA Award; OLA Plays. ROBBINS, PAT 4 Miss Easy Going; CSMC 1,2,3; GAA, board mem- ber 3,- LA PRENSITA 3; Spanish Club 2, secretory 3; Math Club 3,4; Voiieyboll 2,3,- Boskeiball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Table Tennis 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Band 1,2,3, drum majoreite 4; Orchesiru 3,4; Honors 1,2,3,4; Oxford 13; White House Conference. ROESCH, MARTHA 4 Miss Sensible; Senior Club; Band Poefry Anthology 1. ROLF, EVELYN 4 Miss Agreeable; Latin Club 1; Bowling 4; Good Cloubnsel Club 1,2; Senior Club; Whiie House Conference; Math Cu 2. ROLFSEN, PAT 4 Miss Bright-Eyed; Latin Club 1; Senior Club; Poetry Anthology 1; Chorus 2. RUDY, SHEILA 4 Miss Neufness; Siudeni Council 1; GAA, table tennis manager 2; volleyball manager 3; Latin Club 1,2; Moth Club 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Table Tennis 2; Bowling 3,4; NOMA Award; Camera Club 1; Senior Club; Glee Club, accompanist 4; Honors 1,2,3,4; Oxford 1,2,3; Shilliio's Sewing Board 3; Girls' Week; Latin Awards 1,2; OLA Plays. RUPRICH, ANN 4 Miss Timidify; Latin Club 1; Senior Club; OLA Plays. RUTHERFORD, MELVILYN 4 Miss Reliable; LA PRENSITA 3; Spanish Club 2, treasurer 3,- Oroforicol Contest Finalist 4; Good Counsel Club 3; Senior Club; Glee Club; Honors 1,2,3,4,- Science Award 3; OLA Plays. SCHICKNER, MARIANNE 4 Miss Music-Minded; Latin C1ub1,2; Camera Club 1, 2- Good Counsel Club 1,2; Senior Club,- Bcnd1 1,2, 3, 4; Orchesrra 3, directress 4 SCHLANSER, PAULETTE 4 Miss Guyeiy; Laiin Club 1,2, M0111 Club 2,3,4; Senior Club; Chorus 2; Honors 1. SCHLITT, JEANNINE 4 Miss Graceful; Foods Club 2,- Senior Club. SCHLOTMAN, MARY ANN 4 Miss Creative; HERALD, business man- ager; AMARANTH; Senior Club; Foods Club 2; Poetry Anthology 2; Essay Anthology 2; Art Awards 1,2,3,4; Archdiocescn Art Honor Society 4. SCHMOLT, CHARLOTTE 4 Miss Soprano; Mary Unit 3; Spanish Club 1,2; M0111 Club 2,3,- Foods Club 1,- Senior Club; Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1; OLA Plays 3,4,- Roger Bacon Play; Talent Show 3; Ox- ford Music Award 2. SCHNEIDER, JODIE 4 Miss Jocose; Mary Uni? 4; Foods Club 3; Span- ish Club 1; Math Club 2; White House Conference; Senior Club; OLA Plays. SCHULER, CAROL 4 Miss Mofhemuiiciun; Latin Club 1; 2,3,4; Senior Club; Oxford 1; Science Award 3. SCHULER, GEORGIA 4 Miss Dependable; Latin Ciub 1; Foods Club; Moth Club 1,2. SCHWEITZER, SANDY Miss Proficient,- HERALD; AMARANTH, art co-edifor; French Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,- Giee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Art Awards 1,4; Archdiocescn Ari Honor Society, charter member 4; Senior Club; OLA Plays. SCHWETSCHENAU, PATRICIA 4 Miss Quiet; Math Club 3; Senior Club; Good Counsel Club 4; Camera Club 1. SEARS, SHIRLEY 4 Miss Jovial; Mary Unit 2; Latin Club 1,2; Mofh Club 3; Camera Club 1; Senior Club. SEEGER, DIANE 4 Miss Go-Getier; Senior Club; Latin Club 1,2. SEEVERS, MARGARET 4 Miss Lackuduisical; Senior Club; Science Award 3; Band 2,3,4; OLA Plays. SHEEHAN, EILEEN 4 Miss Nonchalani; Poetry Anthology 2; Senior Club; Spanish Club, vice president 2; Honors; Foods Club 2. SIMON, BARBARA 4 Miss Blush; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 1; Math Club 2,3,4; Senior Club; Oxford 2,3. SMITH, BARBARA 4 Miss A-Pius Personality; CSMC 1,2,3, secretary 4; SDS, ciTy-wide secretory 4; STELLA ROMANA, reporter 3,4,- Lutin Club 1, president 2, vice president 3,4; Moth Club, president 3; Oroioricci Contest Finalist 3; Good Counsel Club 2,3; Senior Club; Glee Club 3; Honors 1,2,3,4; Oxford 1,2; Poeiry Award 1; Latin Awards 1,2,3,4; Girlsl Week; Roger Bacon Plays; OLA Plays; Handicapped Essay Winner 3. SMITH, MARGARET 4 Miss Peg-of-my-Heari; Spanish Cfub 1,2; Moth Club 3,- Foods Club, president 3; Senior Club; Prom Commit- tea 3; OLA Plays; Roger Bacon Play. SPAMPINATO, JOYCE 4 Miss Shori-'n-Swee1'; Spanish Club 1,2,- Sen- ior Ciub; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2,- OLA Plays. STAUTBERG, L013 4 Miss Tranquillity; Mary Unit 2; Math Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Chorus 1. STEIN, CHARLENE 4 Miss Peaceful; AMARANTH; HERALD, business manager; Latin Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Senior Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4. STEINMETZ, PAT 4 Miss Spirited; GAA, softball manager 3,- Spun- ish Club 2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 3,4; Bowling 3; Senior Club. STILLMAN, NADlNE 4 Miss Determination; CSMC 3,4; Latin Club, secretory 1,2; Moth Club 3; Bowling 4; Oratorical Contest Finalist 4; Good Counsel Club 1,2; Senior Club; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Honors 1,2,3,4; Art Awards 2,4; White House Conference 4; Archdiocesan Art Honor Socieiy 4; OLA Plays. 1.23.4; German Club 1,2, Moth Club Senior Club; 126 STOUT, PAT 4 Miss Bili-owy; Senior Club; Latin Club 1; Foods Club 2; Math Club 2; White House Conference; OLA Plays. SULLIVAN, MAUREEN 4 Miss Irish Eyes; Latin Club 1,- Bowling 4; Good Counsel Club 2, Senior Club; Honors 2,;3 Chorus 2, Math Club 2. TATE, TUNISIA 4 Miss Tefe-e-Teie; Spanish Club 1,;2 Moth Club 1,,2 3, Good Counsel Club 2; Senior Ciub; Chorus 2,- LA PRENSITA 2; OLA Plays. TAYLOR, JUDY 4 Miss Whisper; HERALD, art editor; AMARANTH; Art Awards 1, 4; Senior Club; OLA Plays. TELINTELO, JOANNE 4 Miss Capable; Student Council 1; Latin Club 1,2;Bow1ing 3,4; Senior Club; Glee Club 3, direcrress 4- Chorus 2, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; NOMA Award. TEMARI, CLARA 4 Miss Never- -on- T-ime; Mary Unit 1 ,;2 German Club, vice president 3- Camera Club 1,- Senior C1ub;Orchesiru 1 ,,23,4; NEUE STIMME, editor 4; Toienf Show 2; OLA Plays. THOMA, PATRlClA 4 Miss Wonderful; CSMC 1,2,3, vice president 4; French Club 2; Math Club 2,3, secretary 4; Volleyball 1; Senior Club; Glee Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Honors 1; Girls' Week 4; OLA Fla 5. TOBEEGTE, CAROL 4 Miss Delicate; Mary Unit 1; Latin Club 1, sec- retory 2; Good Counsel Ciub 2; Foods Club, treasurer 3; Senior Club. TRiBBLE, WILLA MAE 4 Miss Assisting; AMARANTH; HERALD; Latin Club 1; Foods Club 1; Senior Club; Chorus 2,3; Math Club 2. TROTTA, JUANJTA 4 Miss Peuchifo; Latin Club 1,2; Math Ciub 2; Senior Club. VANDIVIER, DIANNE 4 Miss Jumping Jack,- Honors 1,2; Cheerlead- ing 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,- Laiin Club 1,2,- Senior Club; Moth Club 2,3; OLA Plays. VOEGELE, MARGIE 4 Miss Pony Tail; Spanish Club 1,2; Math Club 1,2,3; Poetry Anthology 2. WEBER, BARBARA 4 Miss Curly Locks; Mary Unit 4,- HERALD, editor; AMARANTH; MCITh Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Senior Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4,- Honors 2; Poetry Anthology 1. WELCH, BRENDA 4 Miss Unobirusive; CSMC 1,2,3; Red Cross 1,2,3,- Spcmish Club 3; Lorin Club 1; Volleyball 1,2; Moth Club 2; Tobie Tennis 1; Proieciion Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; White House Confer- ence; Senior Club. WENNING, CAROL 4 Miss Patti Page; Senior Club; Glee Ciub 2,3,4; OLA Plays. WERGOWSKE, DEANNA 4 Miss Generous; Senior Club; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Awards 1; Honors 2,- Mcth Club 2. WESSENDARP, MARGE 4 Miss Princess; Mufh Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1, vice president 2; Senior Club; Foods Club 3. WIECZORKOWSKI, JOAN - M155 Mediaior; Latin Club 1,2,- Math Club 3; Senior Club; Honors 1,2,3. WIGGERINGLOH, DONNA 4 Miss Perky; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 2; Good Council Club 1,2; Senior Club; Mofh Club 2, WIKETTE, ELIZABETH 4 Miss Unpredictable; Camera Club 1; C1ub;Chorus 1; OLA Plays. WILLINGHAM, SAUNDRA 4 Miss Expressive; CSMC 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; LA PRENSITA, editor 4; Latin Club 1; Math Club 2; Volley- bali 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Whiie House Conference; Senior Ciub; HERALD; AMARANTH. WOEBKENBERG, LINDA 4 Miss Reticeni; Latin Club 1; i'hology 2; Good Counsel Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Club. WOERNER, BETTY 4 Miss Beautician; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Club; OLA Plays. WOLF, L013 4 Miss Aspiring; Loiin Club 1,2,- Muih Club 1,3; NOMA Award; Senior Ciub; Honors 1,2,3,4; Science Award 3; Roger Bacon Plays; Loiin Awards 1,2; OLA Plays. WOOD, MARILYN - Miss Amiuble; Sfudenf Council 4; STELLA ROMANA 3; Latin Club 2, vice president 3; Math Club 4; Senior Club; White House Conference. 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Woebkenberg Dairy Company Distributors of VALLEY VIEW PRO- DUCTS Wollenweber D01 Foods Norfh Bend and Boomer Mrs. Elmore Ahr, Jr. Beatrice ArsTingsfoll, '59 Carol Bochman, '59 Mary Ann Baringhous, '59 Barbara Bouerle, '58 Mrs. Florence Beck, '34 Pauline Holthous Bischok, '46 Margie Bishoff, '57 Dee and Ruth Bosse Betty Broun, '59 RuTh Huller Broxfermon, '34 Nancy Burke, '58 Marjorie Martino Cooper, '43 Mrs. Mary Elaine Schobaberle Curry, '42 Mrs. Delores Ward Day, '42 Mrs. Helen Wollenhorst Dumonf, '34 Judy Flanagan, '59 Elsie Flory, '29 Marlene Fuhrmonn, '56 Carole Fulton, '55 Lois Ann Geory, '48 Mrs. Marilyn Heller Goedde, '56 Ceil Grosso, '59 BeHy Joe Baker Griffeth, '54 Janet Hogedorn, '55 Carolyn Harland, '59 Nancy Sheley Houser, '54 Carolyn Hehn, '58 Mrs. Chris'rinc: Word Heller, '32 Patricia Hellner, '53 Mary Zureick Hinderer, '37 Mary Lynn Hinnenkomp, '57 R110 Hoffman, '59 Ruth C. 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Miller Mimi and Ron Ruth Moeller and Rosemary Frey, '63 Kathy and Billy Morris Fran Mullinger and Esther Billmun, '62 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Musynski Mynervo Nancy and Carl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Neal Dottie Nedelman Frank P. Niemun Paul M. Nieman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberle Mr. and Mrsl Arthur J. O'Day Guy Packer Penny PoImer and Thelma Possohume Pat and Gail P01 and George Pat'ri cmd Marsha, '62 Mrs. John Paul Mrs. Marie Penningfon Don and Jean Perry Philip - Kerth - Kevin - Sharon Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pohlmon Mary Pohlmon, '60 Russell R. Poole Mrs, James Posinski Nancy Pratt Anthony R. Ruube Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Ruabe Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinhorf Mary Jo Remg and Vickie Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reffig William Ridge Mrs. Edward Riechman Edward Riechmun, Sr. Joey and Marilyn Riechman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ries Henrietta Robbins Linda and Janet Roesch Martha Roesch, '60 Mr. and Mrs, Raymond J. Roesch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. 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Smith Fred Smith Hilda Smith Jim Smi'rh Joyce Smith Kathy Smith Marion Ruth Smith Sue Smith and Carol Chirco, '62 The Smyth Family Pat and Snudge Mrs. Sallie Stacy Mrs. Frank Sfoufberg Jerry Stein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SfeEn Ken Stein Robert Sfeinmon Clare and Bobby Sfel'renpohf James Sfenger and Joe Loflin Ken Stenger Steven V, Stephens Mr. R. C. Stillman Mrs. R. C. Stillman Mrs. Elizabeth Sfoeckel Ceryl Selm and Rosemary Siopplekamp Donald Stout Gordon G. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout Pa? Stout, '60 Wm. C. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Suer Maureen Sullivan, '60 Mrs. Howard Sullivan Miss Loretta Sullivan Linda Taylor and Po? Ferrick Mr. and Mrs. John Telinfelo Thank God for EveryThing Barbara Bakes Tobergte Mr. Edwin Tobergfe Mrs. Edwin Tobergfe Harry M. Trifschfer Una and Clyde Mrs. Elizabeth Wollenhorst Mrs. Irene Van Coney Dianne Vcndivier, '60 Helen J. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. 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