Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

. A 1' UNKLV , ' , GJ 5, iam 52' , dk N W W QVM51 RWD vp' ffwmfi 1 Q! Wby Qypk I ' ,jf px CV jx NA ' .Mk f 'Q J We W1 X SXWKS LQ! Q-Y 1 LUV . E Uv? fo, e , V 0' JV W I ,I A A NU' Nu , N191 f , I m U' .az X Aff Xf A - I my X X, ' . W fx W xj v ' V XQ' X J N C5 x I Kr xx fx 1 J AN. Y FT! 571 fix 'E' ., 4 . Q . ' N-24 1k:mJ , W ag'-' ff, id 1,5 'N -ff ' Q ll 5 ,rj 'J L 'X 'jxfx -, F! ,X xlxvu' Xxx DQ if f' L AA .N 'H W V 1474 Q-'fx ' . , J 'N X aj Q7 'Q Lf V, if ix X ,X ., ,fx - -, 1 ,f- cj , -W ' W JN-5' X51 l ' I ,. 55 X ! nf -HJ ff' W ii F , N - XJ : .X .' Ns .Y X K-24' J wiki M5 ,I fn 'J xv - ,B 1 A 5 ,gm fp ' 'I-mf gif rj -- , . ., 31 ,Ny fi 1 l, C A U mf V ,EW . . N9 2 KS' X' ' Nw ' . X fb- Ni Q 1 J - O-f M 'M x - N4,.?N xkfmgqjxofgm Q Ns A N CD N52 x M Aw Q mg my Wag Q QR . In h NN Q' ,N 1 rqf 4 my rg N714 W Q' JN 'Q , f f I L B, H25 qw F55 P, EEN DB? ' 'fgfyf I ffm? 'Q Q ' 9 ' Ts 'Tig :wx XA H -Q .FYA K f is :SQQ , Q C5 fx fi' fm .A A' ,tw JM' ja fjiw jwmz EE -. 'YQ 15 ff LA Qgfzfg, Q Nil? QQ, - 45060 fi? E52 52 ?0Wiww 92525232 W' V Q' 2 gf M24 Qc 520 I fcwfffff if 1 60, I gay! V ff yyvc 55677 Z! 7i .- 4 f 2 , 5 iffy? fileeaafu ' XRS 61 fC' Q1 A6545 :WCC7',HCf Cc ,LCCLQCQ cccyq if-Q CL f'PLlff'flJ'f! M . fbi WC! futcfiff J N41 M 0 U?0w2c,r2f' JCM, gym LVL WCLUQ, 'LLPL Lflfl W f . Qui mi W LU? JfLL z,z,L 71 Adu.: - 41 fjo V, SDS' HZQAX . 5fWOf?,4w 1 ., E0 R ' UTY V 1X ' I z' 1 1 N, , K. RTL, , lf -Qnlxx' 60 if mb' ICU f' W' YM 6 , dgwhf gy L, 1.970 . ,557 X In , ' , Ill' ' f ii L 5 f' H I Hn' rg,- x'X ll' . ifllllllllllll-l Xi X M , x Ill I , ,fi f I-ll or . illlllllll 53 - i ' -ll' -- J' ll W 1 w -gi :Hg 'i Yun fl' X4 ' 1 - f! ,g - I li. E .- 'I . 1 I u ' ' 1 - 1 gil: E III: Eiggx I ll il: , 1' ---- 7 -A ' ' ' ,. , '- Ill' ' f-' - J 'P , ' - 'Y-1 :+'i:.it' ,- , - ' ' 1 W: , ,2 ,1 ,A W f ' V, --', - hggg yiu mb HUM u IC :Arm : J fs E :I III -1 Q fe X X - I .- .X , ANN in - -I gn ' ' V-'f12h?.fw ifdfq,1,zQf1xfg: q.',7'-ffx, ' ! .- .xx ' f' VM-X . 1 C' - -x f-' ' ' v, , i-i1L.,i s',Efg5 NZf.,1X -f,f'-,-.5 ...V .X -3 7. ff, , JMMX , . f 1 vf.. ,',' ,- X X wail iiffffiwiigi-Liiass,fifge'QiW,G'v 'a1wiN ' w i' '-A-1' I 1 waz,- wx-nwwiwaii, 'f f .i 1- Uur Lady ngels High School Cincinnati, Qhio Vol. 40 At the turn of the decade a year of achieuemena A.nevfday Is here Pnuiyesterday Is too long ago 'To reniennber And our muffled footsteps Make the dusty earth 'Trendje beneath CDur advancing steps. The time for memory .And.regretis overg 'foniorromfis opening Like the dawn Before us And We march With determination And faith Towarditslmjghtpronuses Anuisilvery dreanns. We march forward find only our footprints Behind.us hdake nnperfectijdges hithe shining soiL - -Selected 2 F ' 'iw W W Ni H S w Ei lil!! 38 T f F PM 3 Q f E 4 i E 4 H' .xx v ww., 'u v 'H H W' .A hw Qi, , ? uw x .nv-. ,Jimi ,!Ijf: f! f fix' L M QAZWSJ E fm.-f..-.mf gmmgs. f P'W fiv-3 L .2 . fax' -Muefpd. .. I S' ,gfffx S,,...,,, 1 .--f-1.2 A CflYll'ZLl?8 Seniors moonlight dancing dads Dunee eontests, 1.1 sing-along, and u whistle dance were highlights olf the long-awaited date with Dad. The London Street Diploinatsw filled the genetution gap with songs familiar to hoth futher and daughtei'. Mixing games udded to the fun, lending ti warm family spirit to the occasion. Couples so id goodbyes to the tune of This Guy's in Love with You, as they departed For an extended evening. 'lu' L- 1 TOP LEFT, These fathers enjoy watching their daughters tackle some modern dances. LOWER LEFT, Vicki Gildeag Mr, Gartner and daughter take time out to pose for a picture. TOP RIGHT. After the dance, fathers treat their daughters to an enjoyable dinner. LOWER RIGHT. The winners of the dance contests are: Mr. Bill Stegeman and Kareng Mr, Conrad and Cindyg Mr, Sutherland and Vieki3 Mr, Kennedy and Colleen. 6 Theme delights dates November I5 was the magical date when our gym wus transformed into another Czipulet llillroom com- plete with huleony, twinkle lights, liunging huskets, and lountuin. Se- niors und their dates were enticed to the ilunee floor with strains from Romeo und juliet played by The Gallery. The evening was eli- muxed hy an announcement olf the thirteen title winners. This dance was truly Ll time for us. W NN xkt' L fin. 7 TOP LEFT, Seniors inukc table dccoixitions. CENTER, Honored misses ure: C, Griese, Home lfeg D. Ilalehnle, l 1'iendly5 j, Bertkc, Comcnlieinieg D. Lohr, Athlcticg hum, Depcndaibleg P, Gilkey, Ambitious- K. Holter, T.ilk.itix'e5 L. Biiieggeniiiii, L. Mueller, Airg L. Ilolzliiiiisel, Person- iilityg K. Lucbbe, Nusieg C. Conrad, Scholqir. LOWICR LEFT. Linda Mueller receives the title of Miss Art. T. llllllllllllllll, School Spiritg M. Cunning- A1l,A1'OlI1lCl Seniorg VI. Niehuus Attraictive Booth challenges booth for spirit February l witnessed another suc- cessful festival in the amount of thir- teen thousand dollars for innovations. Freshmen sponsored the record booth and fish pondg sophomores sold paper flowers and set the Hawaiian Wheel of Fortune into motion. The Bix Six was operated by the juniors along with the sale of suckersg the seniors Worked in their Critter Corner, Where stuffed animals and helium -filled balloons be- came the greatest attraction. Fun-filled hours were climaxed with tension as Karen Stegeman presented the class standings. Finally the winner was announced With: . . . and in the first place, with a total of 52, 461. 25 or 515. 38 per girl, are the seniors! .ni TOP LEFT, Sophomore Connie Hzirtmrm counts change for patron at the I-Iuwuiiun Wheel of Fortune. CENTER LEFT, Michele D'AmbrosiaL shrieks with delight as the freshman booth marks another lucky winner. CENTER RIGHT.'Lz1urie Luedeke and Cindy Schmidt prepare for the next spin of the Big Six wheel. Scores reveal effort and enthusiasm School spirit and unity began early during the year '69-70. Enthusiasm rose as the var- sity and reserve volleyball teams started their exciting season. Accompanied by a pep bus and cheerleaders for every game, the team ventured as far as Oldenburg, Indiana to beat the ICA team. It was a good year for volley- ball due to the outstanding efforts of everyone involved. VARSITY CENTER LEFT. P. Kraus, K. Young, D. Gardonio, 1. Romer and A. Schaefer of the varsity and reserves practicje for the Regina game. Mount Notre Dame TOP RIGHT. Cheerleaders B. Calder, J. Schultz, M. Logan, B. Cecardo, and P. Gramly root for the team. X fs Q a if 'Q ,R ,.. ? J JPL e...s e ,X We Q WE THEY Regina High School - l0 I. C. A. - l4 - 15 McAul - 10 - 15 Ursaline Academy - I5 Marie - I5 I 10 XM A VARSITY THEY - 14 1 3 - 15 5 - 12 1 - 15 5 - 15 3 - 15 RESERVES RESI2fV1,QEST,1,E,, WE THEY Regina 15 -- 7 I' QA' li 15 -- 2 ' Ursuline 15 -- 7 Nssgfc 15 U 4 15 U 4 Dame 15 -- O MCAUICV I Marian 15 -- 2 ' 15 -- 8 I 1 CENTER, The varsity team members are: QROW lj, Linda Faigo, Denise Lohr, QROW 21, Pam Kraus, Mary Beth Amrein, Barb Hueufle, Kathy Young, fRow 33, Peggy Leonhardt, jnniee Kzist, Miss McC1ainfCoaehJ, jo Ann Romer, Appie Schaefer. CENTER RIGHT. The reserve team members ure: QROW lj, LuVerne Shaw, Mary Sehweg man, Mary Francis Cook, Paula Albaneseg fRow 21, Debbie Pich, Paula Hgieufle, Denise Gzirdonio, Linda Froningg QROW 33, Miss McClain fCo1ichj, jxiniee Einming, Joann Coors, Debbie Kathman, jo Ann Todd. 11 Get-togethers provide time to plan Since each class needed time to plan its strategies, important meet- ings were held periodically. The usual agenda consisted of dancing, games, skits, refreshments, and speeches. These get-togethers also provided insights concerning students who really cared. sta.. 4- :Aa .if in W ah-unfit UPPER LEFT. Kim Baer limbos for seniors. UPPER RIGHT. Nancy Trenkamp arrives first for fresh- man refreshments served by Sister janet. LOWER LEFT. juniors Barb Deye, Judy Bias, Jeanne Hines, and janet Ford confer at junior overnight. LOWER RIGHT, Mary Geiscr initiates sophomore pranks in schoolhouse skit. 12 Cans stack higher than ever Excitement built up, as usual, as classes awaited the can drive. The junior Class, organiz- ers of the campaign dating from December 1 through l2, presented a Can Opera on the final day. The contest was close, but the juniors Won with approximately 9, O00 of the total 26, 714 cans. -,..L.,,L 3 gwlh 13 UPPER RIGHT, Shirley Temple fDarlene Fishterj Sings that it's iinportunt to Fill Their Tummys. UPPER LEFT, Terry Morris, as Sister Schizo, sings her way through the junior Can Opera. LOWER LEFT, Cans stack high as juniors pile them on. LOWER RIGHT. Sue Crunthuner and Vicki D'An1brosi:1 bring Mr. Koss into the Can Opera, too. Drama clubs give progra LEFT, Drama Club Officers: Karen Hollman, Sherrie Lakes, Judy Picket, and Bonnie Beck. RIGHT TOP, Pat Donohaue, joan Coors, and Rita Nierlich come to life in Santa's workshop. LOWER RIGHT, Santa QDenise Gardonioy Never had it so good. Membership in drama clubs of Sister Mar Roche and Mrs. Rieder not only yielded divi- dends in personal development, but it also en- abled individuals to contribute talent to school entertainments from time to time. Efforts of the first quarter's work culminated in a two- hour Christmas program which brought joy to all. 14 Speakers broaden horizons The PTA, teachers, and student body pro- fited from speeches delivered at various gatherings held at OLA. Some were entertain- ing, some informative, but all made us aware of resources offered us by the coniniunity outside our school. I- 'T' UPPER LEFT. Mr. Harry Garrison speaks to seniors on his con- servative views. UPPER RIGHT. Bob jones of WKRC answers questions put to him by the PTA members. LOWER LEFT. Peace Corps volunteer, jack Colburn, encourages our school partnership program which was initiated this year. LOWER RIGHT, Ron Scott of WCIN believes that close com- munication is ulways important. 15 My Fair Lady sets record performance Six Weeks of serious practice pre- ceded the presentation of My Fair Lady, the musical for 1970. Being the most difficult performance ever staged at OLA, the cast was selected on a school-wide basis. Karen l-Iollman and Terry Eckbreth Won the coveted roles of Eliza Dolittle and Henry Higgins respectively. Everyone concerned with the suc- cess of the play pooled their best efforts to make it outstanding, with the result that March 13-14-15 will always be re- membered as red-letter days. x K ,, , TOP LEFT: Doolittle appears to be confused :is neighbors encourage his marriage. LEFT: During the overture of My Fair Lady, ' several guests visit the Red Horse Tavern. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Pearce warns Professor Hig- gins of E1iza's cockney ways. ABOVE: The servants of Professor Higgins 1:1- ment his predicament during the Poor Profes- sor Higgins segment. I Debs dance till dawn Mere Words could not express the feelings of prom goers as the results of the election were announced. Karen Stegeman was crowned queen, as Mary Cunningham, Leslie I-Iolzhauser, Christie Olding, Donna Hachnle, and Shelly Maffey were in- cluded in her regal court. It will certainly be a night to rem- ember by anyone who laughed or danced or cried at Convention Center that first day of May. ,,,fx if, V 5 x it al' TOP LEFT: Mary Ann Ferrick enjoys the privacy of a quiet corner. TOP RIGHT: Prom goers dance to the 1970 theme, Love Can Make You Happy. ABOVE: Kathy Iarvis shares a secret with her date. RIGHT: Prom queen, Karen Stegeman, dances with her date, as her loyal subjects admiringly look on. 18 TOP RIGHT: Father Bennet tells an amusing story to Christie Griese and her date. ABOVE: Prom candidates share the spotlight at the annual court dance following the crowning 19 '70's last debut Graduation may have seemed the same this year to both faculty and un- derclassmen, but to the class of '70 it was something special. It was a time of yearning for the good old days, but also a time of reaching for newer and better days. Ellen Holte illustrated this fact as she enlightened us With her valedictorian speech. We Would like to leave something to the seniors of '71, It may seem strange, but we leave to you our senior philosphy - - you'll never walk alone. TOP RIGI-IT: An elated senior receives her long-awaited diploma. ABOVE: Mixed emotions are caught by our candid camera. MIDDLE RIGHT: The faculty enjoys the junior-sponsored dinner. RIGHT: Seniors march to the gym to Pon'1p and Circumstance. Ewen. 20 .jll 9'-'. 3' VL 5 li-li TOP LEFT: ,Ian Doepker and Ellen Eshmeycr sadly march by the school. TOP RIGHT: Ellen Holte delivers her forceful valedictorian speech. LEFT: Shelly Maffey reads the epistle :lt St. Clements. ABOVE: Senior president, Pat: Ella, and Stu- dent Council president, Lynn Brueggeman, lead the seniors from the gym. , l 'we wif., - W . K 'W H S K . l 4 rg e , 'r ' . . F 0 1 K T qv F 5, QQ' XSN V9 F61 .. 5 A 'Sf ,T ilifkff W xr.. TOP LEFT: Pat Eha presents her last speech as senior class president. TOP RIGHT: Seniors await peti- tions from fellow students. CENTER: Sister Alethea dedicates her speech to the parents. LEFT: Msgr. Robert Amann stresses the importance of the fu- ture of womanhood. FAR RIGHT: Father Bennet leads the students and parents in prayer. E WHIP if if H 1. . ,q,. 1 I r o s y. f' r I IE 1 I. 'ff' K M Q. f I U Y 5 I 1 If ' 23 ii, .ul TOP LEFT: Students and parents enjoy dinner given in their honor by the junior Class. MIDDLE LEFT: The seniors sing in St. Clem- ent's on june lst, MIDDLE RIGHT: Phyllis Klems delivers ll uni ty speech. LEFT: Seniors smile on their way to the gym on june 3rd. Awards affirm achievement The events on june third were topped off with the annual awards assembly. Sister Alethea presented each proud recipient with the award proper to her particular achievement. H: 1:,,,L.r 35 ' r 5- Tx .,.,..A- N.. is Q---..s-M.. M. .W V A 'Q is, T33 -P' ,....N...,,,r.., S' ,Nd -,,,rM.,, t-6 P N, I TOP RIGHT: Newly inducted Student Council officers for 1970--1971 offer a rose as a token of appreciation to the '70 officers. MIDDLE: The students of the year for 1970 are Linda Rakel, freshman, Mary Cunningham, se- nior, Missy Hoffman, sophomore, and Terry Morris, junior. RIGHT: Sister Alethea awards senior Becky Braun with an honorary science award. Sqn' Ai: r ik Honored Seniors ' Y CINDY CONRAD--I-Ierff-jones Awardg scholarship to University of Dayton. EVELYN SCHWIERS--Administrative Management Association Award. CHRIS DACEY--Scholarship to Xavier University. LYNN BRUEGGEMAN--Scholarship to Ohio State University. BECKY BRAUN--McMicken Scholarg Admission with distinction to UC. ELLEN HOLTE--Mclviicken Scholar at UC. KATHY BISHOP--Scholarship to UC. JUDITH WEBSTER--Frank Foster Skillman Scholarship. CHRIS HAGEDORN--junior Achievement Scholarship. A- LESLIE HOLZHAUSER--Scholarship to Miami U. HELEN RITH--Scholarship to UC. DONNA RAPIEN--Vocational Grant. JANICE KAST--Kiwanis Club Scholarship Award. JOANNE RUSCHE--Edwin G. Heinz Award. MARY ANN BLANKENBUEHLER--Christian Leadership Trophy. N is ul TOP LEFT: Cathy Courchene re- 'K J A q ceives an honor paper from Stu- dent Council president, Lynn Brueggeman. MIDDLE LEFT: Judy Webster re- ceives her diploma from Father Bennett. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sister Alethea awards Kim Baer the Sterling Sil- ver Homemaking Award. LEFT: Joanne Rusche seems quite tickled after her acceptance of the Edwin G. Heinz Award. - 25 ,,...,,..,,. . 1. L 11. ,ax 1wrE31c.',.v Urgankafious Highest organizationproues stability Student Council was challenged to After the Sweet Heart Dance and thc prove the organization's stability. its annual St Patrick s Day Parade, Student proposal for innovation resulted in the Council produced a fantastic Vaudeville formation of rep groups with an all '7O that netted a handsome profit for school program of deliberation and the Peace Corps discussion. 'fm A , ... E V' E V WJ. f 'ww ,sm-ps l.-.-2'-W5 ,ut ABOVE: Student Council officers, Lynn Brueggeman, presidentg Pat Gilkey, Vice-president: Peggy Leonhardt, secretary: and Karen Keppel, treasurer, plan a meeting with Sister Alethea. ABOVE RIGHT: Sister jean Marie, moderator, approves a suggestion made by president Lynn Brueggeman. RIGHT: These fourteen girls were selected as nominees for the Sweetheart Dance. 4 A 455. TOP LEFT: An after-school meeting for homeroom presidents oc- cupies the attention of these students. MIDDLE LEFT: Darlene Fishter heads the drive to raise money for the Peace Corps. LOWER LEFT: Stephanie Green, Shelly Maffey, and Pat Eha show clothing variety seen at OLA's first grub day. CENTER: A guitar Mass climaxes Happiness Week. 29 'Vaudeuille ,7O,, TOP RIGHT: The finale of Vaudevi11e '7O brings the entire cast: to the stage. ABOVE: Terry Klosterman sings an original song at OLA's variety show. RIGHT: The Hard Lovin' Losers provide com- edy at Vaudevi11e '70, fi ft 4-M I TOP LEFT: Steve Frey, Lynn Brueggemzzn, and Pat Ehn sing lf I were a Carpenter. LOWER LEFT: A surprising act of the night was titled Senior Sisters. TOP RIGHT: Marvo fToni Szaboj receives help from 1111 dizlnce participant Shirley Temple, fDz1rlcne Fisht'c1'J. LOYVER RIGHT: Janie Strong and Shelly Mnffey amuse the audience in their rendition of Blue, 31 Friendship helps personal growth Friendship plays a big part in the transition from girlhood to womanhood. This quality was stressed by thc Personal Develop- ment groups, formerly known as Sodality. In their meetings and over- nights, members practiced some soul-searching techniques. EX- citement, fun, tears, understand- ing were experienced within cir- cles of friends. ABOVE: Judy Piket reads the epistle at a Sodzility mass. TOP RIGHT: Moderators, Sister Marie Anne, Sister Judith, Sister Ruth, and Sister Marian discuss new plans for Personal De- velopment members. fPeggy Mills was missing when picture was taken. J RIGHT: A quiet time for personal prayer is provided. .9 1 T ,.,.-- N Nwun! 5 so wizsf' I5 6 W 4 1 . f 3, E , . i 5, '1 5 f i V P -4 1 . fr' 3 ' , TOP LEFT: Mary Ann Blankenbuehler, Kathy Wright, Kathy Geiger, Sister Teola, and Kathy Luebbe meet to organize S. T. O. P. UPPER LEFT AND RIGHT: S. T.O. P. members sort clothes and games for Appalachia. Students try operation people Another new group, STOP, was formed to take care of missionary ac- tivities rnuch like the CSMC used to do. A Christmas Post Office, as pencil sale, trips to Appalachia, guitar Mas- ses at Longview, tutoring, and candy- striping were among the Valuable ex- periences provided for individuals in the club. , chairman Donna Lewis, and class rep- Disaster kits supersede chest Red Cross made a special effort to secure disaster kits from home- rooms this year, since this need was expressed by the downtown office. In addition to the usual activities, four members were sponsored for leader- ship courses to be given during the summer. Black students form sorority ization at OLA. Through the combined efforts of moderator Sister Michaela, resentatives, members succeeded in TOP RIGHT: Officers: Mary Cunningham, Lynn fol-H111-lg 3- nucleus With ggals that Moriarty, Mary Ann Blankenbuehler, Cindy - Cobb, and Janet Riedmiuer, should develop and benefit all BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Cunningham watches as CO11CGI'1'1GCl. Terri Brunner impersonates Snoopy at Chi1dren's Convalescent Home. 34 The Black Sorority is a new organ- TOUR LADY 0F ANGELSW T in lr, C is NHS works quietly NHS recognized scholarship and student involvenient in the school pop- ulation When it selected its niemhers. Officers Theresa Buken, Becky Braun, and Chris Dacey have stood behind the work done on THE TAPER. Other ree presentatives, Laurie Luedeke, Cindy Conrad, and Jeanne Venezia partici- pated in the twice luclqf It's Academic. ABOVE: Black Sorority meeting. RIGHT: Evelyn Geer and Donna Lewis prepare discussion. 35 Band surpasses expectations Along with Voice students and choruses, the band entertained a most appreciative audience both in fall and in spring. Selections from the great musicals were interspersed with a Wide range of classical and modern numbers. Guests from the Conservatory of Music, improvisations dances, a drawing act, and an art exhibit en- hanced these performances, making them un- usual in many respects. K vffsf -nf' Z.-W1 TOP RIGHT: Members of the OLA band take a bow at spring and fall music concerts ABOVE: Members of the band council sell jewelry at Christmas time. 36 ii. L 5 ? f 4 TOP LEFT: Band at practice session LOWER LEFT: Bill Yoo plays 21 solo at OLA's Fiesta Fzmtasticu. ABOVE: Sylvia Dwertman renders u Spanish number. Choristers share talent with others Both Senior and junior Choruses evinced su- perior ability While singing their Way into our hearts. ln addition to attending concerts, they Visited grade schools, sang in the arcade during the Christmas holidays, competed in a concert at UC, and participated in the archdiocesan fes- tival. lt was a busy year. TOP RIGHT: junior Chorus members smile joyfully after a fine performance ABOVE: Senior Chorus awaits the directorship of Kathy Luebbe. 38 LEFT: Quin Trio models their new attire. LOWER: These sophomores practice entry for their number, God of A11 Nations. Amaranth reac Blank rolls of film, lost pictures, unmet deadlines, and unexpected visits from the American Yearbook adivsor Were among the diasters that faced this year's editors as they tried to pro duce a book that would be really differ- ent. Now that we have completed our masterpiece, We have time to realize that we have grown as journalists through the combined efforts of Sister Laetitia, Miss Coard, and Mr. Cunnein together with the entire business and r-'c is ,, lpt editorial staffs. For this We extend our N--H-me ' i thanks. 3 ABOVE: Photographers Peggy Leonhardt, and Karen Keppel frame each other. TOP RIGHT: Editorial staff, Becky Braun, jan Doerflein, Mary Arm V Breyer, Peggy Leonhardt, and Janice Kast meet on every Thursday and Friday. RIGHT: Freshman Karen Budkie pays her SZ. OO to Donna McCarthy, business manager of AMARANTH. 40 limactic success L'-Zh TOP RIGHT: Business Staff: Donna McCarthy, Pat Tieves, jan Eveslage, Betty Kessler, and Debbie Dwertman com- plete the ad section. ABOVE: Yearbook advisor, Sister Lnetitia, and editor Janice Kast, confer about choice of typography. RIGHT: Osborne photographer consults with editor, Janice Kast, and co-editor Peggy Leonhardt, before taking pictures. 41 HERALD supplies supplement Through its ever-popular edi- tions, the HERALD kept the student- body informed on school activities and events. However, a new addi- tion to this publication, the mini- I-IERALD, provided incidental, up- to -date news to minimize the need for daily announcements. No wonder the staff was so much appreciated. Q-v L Bernice give the HERALD a final check TOP RIGI-IT: HERALD staffers learn the art of s ting headlines. LOWER LEFT: Students find the HERALD captiv ing on a day of delivery. ABOVE: Editor Terry Morris and advisor Sister I e mf ...P ' if ww . , . . I X ',.4.Ewv7w'--N51 ,M HQ, NQTWPSW ' 'f- ,M ,'QkLu ..,-,Q - , ff WQ5wAg'.w,g.M,,g, Q , L ' ' '7Q?Y1rDfxe , . 'k 'lk A f'--LA.. ,, '14, if x ik 94,54 1, , ?l3fFv519'.J5':i5x?'f+721?Q:5.'.Q3!.',PPJ-44 , ,,g?cg3,,m1qf1:1q'r:-waf.fxy:M,.'3,fi wi..-1X,,,g . 7Rv,5,4115554149fffffgzsigafgffspeqeg n ,,., , r.g-fm! ,:f1FWIi2,ff -1 eggs,4-3233fnYf?pQpf3,'-ys1'ff22' v- ., - 1 M 1 ,. , 'ww-5-5'F5Nv'f!2YS'rz1'f'fQsf'cf'-1'-HH' 1' '?'?',:,,E- 'E ' + N1-If 1.-sfppngxg?-wuz,-.Q1:-44.55 MK- ,M,:':,Qx 'f - , L ,1qx:ffi3faf,',-f1g.v yy' -1125.1 ' . x S ,mW1,,,.A..,, if, I.,-,N .- 112 -xr:::41':1-,-g,g:4:f1r ' - 1 sf I 1Qi+:ig.Li4Sf1ffi 1. .212 , , ' f fi.L-Q--.1-U-Txvrl-: 1 2 f- 1 'lxzik' ' l . , . . 1 . 2 TWRNQW N ?acz1l fy Principal leaves administration to team At the turn of this decade, a good for teacher and department evaluations. amount of midnight oil was burnt as Now that Sister is leaving us after Sister Alethea set up a workable schedule twelve years of service, her tasks have to allow for education in innovative prac- been passed on to an administrative tices. Provisions were made for commit- team. Our hope is that she may be proud tee and rep-group meetings, for parent of teachers and students who carry on contacts, for school visits, as well as the work she so carefully planned. SISTER ALETHEA, Principal 46 xi? X , i ITL. - gnu 10 isps. 8, . L! 1 Q Xi 'IL TOP: SISTER MARIE KATHLEEN, Assistant Principal. LEFT: Mrs. Mary Coors, Secretary. RIGHT: IX4rs. LnVerne Murray, Sc-crctary. French, Latin promote foreign interest I E TOP LEFT: MRS. SHARON WELTE--Prem h ABOVE: MR. JAMES HALL--Religion L 48 Las amigas seek interpretation TOP LEFT: MISS AMANN--Spanish. ABOVE: SISTER MARIAN--Spanish, Relig English teachers evaluate courses Seeing a need for larger human- ities classes, longer blocks of time for movies, and an earlier experi- ence ,in drama Work, the English department evaluated its courses. As a result, teachers agreed that elective plans might be the answer to their problems. TOP: MISS ANGELINE UHRIG--Drama. BOTTOM: Mrs. Marian Blenke with Sister Bernice, depart ment head. 50 ,fx TOP LEFT: MRS. JUDITH RADINA-- TOP RIGHT: MISS JILL KENNEDY-- MIDDLE LEFT: MISS PHYLLIS WUERTH MIDDLE RIGHT: MISS CLARA HOESL-- LEFT: MISS MICHELLE CONFORTI-- English ABOVE: SISTER MARITA--bookstore. LOWER RIGHT: SISTER RUTH--English. Book lovers share feelings Whether they work in a book- store, a classroom, or a library, for a while, people tend to become book lovers. First floor east oe- cupants, having followed the pat- tern, have also shared their feel- ings, bringing hours of pleasure to the student population. Special thanks goes to Sister Eva Catherine for thirty years of such sharing. .Af 5 TOP: SISTER EVA CATHERINE--Head Librarian. BELOW LEFT: MISS MARY DU.FFICY-- Assistant Librarian. ,fv- aff! 53 Guidance follows devious paths While every teacher is a poten- tial guide, certain ones must per- form the task officially. We have been fortunate in hav- ing two lay Women and two priests who helped us make decisions con- cerning our day to day living as Well as that of the future. A guidance committee composed of teachers and student representa- tives Was also set up to discuss issues for next year. E BEM has uf TOP RIGHT: MRS. CAROL MORGAN--Counselor. MISS RITA KNUEVEN--Counselor. LEFT: REV. JOGUES ENGELHARDT--Religion. BOTTOM: REV. BENNET ROTHAN--Counselor. 54 TOP LEFT: SISTER ESTELI.E-- Religion. LEFT: SISTER MICHAELA--Religion ,ivy Math and science team innovation Small group instruction, large group instruction, individualized in- struction, and team teaching became the means of instruction in these de- partments. Teachers Visited other schools and witnessed the educational processes used there, in the hope that today's child will fit tomorroW's World. Leaders in innovation, these teachers seem to like it. I PI M mb I CTURES IN TOP ROW: Math. Team SISTER TECLA IDDLE ROW: MR. FRANK KOSS SISTER JEAN MARIE SISTER JUDITI-I BOTTOM Row: MRS. ROSEMARY RIEDER MR. ROBERT GOREY MR. FRED PESA 44:1 57 III 2 1-vw-w.,, fix? I 1 I v W-a- ig ,Q ,K .M A ,.Q- ...A-ig!-,go--, Social Studies expands to unlikely places Each morning at ABC, the cafeteria was transformed into a large group instruction classroom accommodating one hundred sixty girls. Like a Vast network, small groups with packets in hand Worked from this center in other classrooms, in hallways, under trees, in the library, or in the resource center. Attitudes and interests varied, but no senior could go too far astray, since some Classes are still required for graduation. ik 31 sasgf- Q11 X , ABOVE: Seniors Barb Rumpke, Diane Williams, Toni Thamann, and Kathy Wright enjoy independent free-time during P. O. D. lab. 59 LEFT: SISTER MARIE ANNE--Music RIGHT: MISS KATHERINE MILLER- Music Music and Art utilize talent Not only did the fine arts courses color the curriculum, they utilized special talents of students as well. Whether the girls performed in dance, concert, musi cal, contests, or other projects, they Worked cooperatively to do their best for OLA. We were proud of the many awards Won by both groups. 60 'TX 9-s TOP: SISTER JANET--Music. BELOW LEFT: MISS PEGGY MILLS--Music BELOW RIGHT: SISTER LAETITIA--Art. Business department promises co-op Ever-popular business subjects took on a new dimension when St. Bernard High of- fered sales and office Classes to our stu- dents on a co-op basis. Our curriculum of- ferings are being revised to meet the challenge. ---.wh I I Win, ' . ' TOP RIGHT: SISTER MARY XAVIER-- MIDDLE: MISS HELEN COARD-- BOTTOM: SISTER MARY ROCHE-- Business teachers ,- Ol ' fn ill.. TOP: SISTER LILLIAN MARIE-- BOTTOM LEFT: MISS MARIAN BOEI-IM-- BOTTOM RIGHT: SISTER MARCELLA-- Home Economics teachers ome Ec. students glow with pride Distinguised for beautiful clothes and savory meals, our home economies department took part in Carthage Fair, Betty-Crocker and St. Bernard junior Women's Club contests, two fashion shows, Christmas cookie gilft-giving, bunny bake sales, hat sales, and a host of other activities. No wonder students glowed with pride. 5 from-ual -f is I. Health program continues Supplementiug the health and physical education classes, the school nurse regu- larly checked hearing, supervised shots, and served as health consultant. Thursday came to be lcnown as her day. TOP RIGHT: MISS STEPHANIE MCCLAIN--Health. ABOVE: MISS MARYNELL GAIER--School Nurse. .L. TOP: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. -- Cafeteria workers janet Frnyne Irma Gelhnus Marie Keller Clara Fitzpatrick Billie Schildmeyer BOTTOM: Mr. Harold Steggcmun --Maintenance Special people serve with cz smile New faces came on the scene from time to time behind the cafeteria counter and in the boiler room. When the final day of class arrived, We could account for six special people who remained to serve us with a smile. We remembered some of the others to whom we were indebted, too 5 especially Mr. Harvey Baur. A. -Q Zffzderclassmen 1, .. ' s ill? 3' li ' sn . if Q .f. u fi it T. Q 1 ali til f .X . Qi .w f , I Paula Albanese Mary Angeline Toni Arlinghaus Carolyn Ayers Cecelia Balazs K AK. E l li y y el g :E Jeanne Anderson Roseanne Anneken Kathy Auer Diane Baker Carolann Barum Freshmen '73 is! are you? Nervous, shy, and confused -- these words might describe a normal freshman class, but not OLA's class of '73. Since their first day at OLA, the fresh- men have shown concern and involvement. They have been busy with numerous activities including Senior- Freshie Day, two get -togethers, and a pin ceremony. These 251 girls have shown total support in every undertaking. They advance to the title of sophomore with unusual spirit, creativity, and unity. ABOVE. Rose Marshall will be sorry she missed this reunion of Cheryl Sims, Donna Miller, Linda Rakel, JoAnne Schlosser, and Sandy Schad at the fountain of youth. BELOW. That first big get-together with seniors was pretty scarey. 68 Joan Benjamin Patricia Bias Bonnie Biedenbach Mary Birmingham Janice Boehm Janice Boerschig Melinda Bosse Kathy Boyasko Linda Brittingham Janet Brockman Eva Broyles Joanna Brueggemeyer Sister Estelle aids her class in the making of posters and banners. Theresa Brunner jane Budde Karen Budkie Kathleen Buken Brenda Bullucks Debra Burger Karen Burnett Diane Busch Barb ara Bushelm an Terry C ain Linda Camardo Ros e C aruso Beth Cecardo Christine Choromanski Barbara Conrad Mary F. Cooke Margo Corbin Rosemary Costa ull' 4 152 an ks ., ax Y ' 5' w ant' B Jr Would you believe that Mrs. Blenke's English class is acting out HUC KLEBERRY FINN? ? Q K 'sf' ,.,: ,. r X Kathleen Cronin Mary Cruse Elizabeth Curran Michele D' Ambrosio Dolores Daniel Cynthia Davis Mary Denier Janis De Pue Barb ara Deutsch julie Dickerson jean Dickman Connie Dillon rim W r if ,Q -hi A '2:-- we is BM . is, gk mm K vw si 'R :.z j K K : A ii' 'N xx s l ,uf 'S V 7 X if W t .Ya . D 2 sssii 'Xl t 4 it N in 2 1 , Q' ,il -. 1 Lynette Cruse, Debbie Doyle, Terry Cain, and Sheila Dunn demonstrate two learning activities in a science lab, Rosa Dimenna Kathleen S - 39 Donohoue Judith Dorward Debbie Doyle Ruth Draginoff Deborah Doss 1 Debra Dragon 5 . Jeanne Ducklo Beth Durban - - Lois Duskin Q K a ' V g K ' W5 Sheila Dunn 1 it .R g . Nancy Ebert N D' 'lf' D' ' Karen Eckbreth ' W f Q ' Carol Eilers ' gt DX - x Deborah Fariello X r V li: i X . Marianne Feldman n m - A A Elizabeth Ferren X X xx N, X 3 X H Kathy Flory X N 71 is va? Peggy Fluegernan Sue Followell Vickie Fortner Jinny Franklin Mary jo Frey Susan Frey Theresa Friedman Diane Fugikawa Kathy Gerow Rosanne Gilmartin I s -sf g Nr X a ir! Ji- it x uf li 3 2 v X r '5 4 9 , E Y Q mi' ai. , v ,,,..--. ,Y f S 1 'g' . . it A if 4 Ei. 3 we- lx X - X .. .X ,,,. , A in S Q -Q ' .K .N s N 41 ff: I 7 F . yar 5 Q I n '- , . '.'l:- Rf yr K Wh E 6 ' I 'E x E, I f W Vvll gf xi R g E m Qi NN ' xi- t W FN ? Linda Gleason Kathy Goefft Desiree Gormas Sandy Graman Mary Gramly Karen Grewe Anne Granger Peggy Grosser Gail Grote , , , K th G th G t ' -ll N. TOP. Guitarists practice before one of their class Masses a Y ro aus Joyce u ZW1 er ma Hangman BOTTOM, Freshmen experience the thrill of active par ticipation in the liturgy. 72 lx 'lg' ' A A W Sharon Harmcyer ' 8 7: gs 4 ull Carol Hartman N A X , , f Gail Hauck .X .H 1 Q .- U fl 2 Marilynn Haun . K 4 . ' VX I. ' ln - Mary jean Heal X 5 A X W Nr Q i X ' Debbie Heckcl x I X , l 'XS ,K ff X K kpl A 'M 'M . - V 'z N A Susan Hclscher 5- . R Q' ' - K 7 Kathy Hess Q + ' X a- I Q H 4 Linda Hill A, I X, r 5 Q Q' ' Pat Hill lx Q b I - 3 K ' Connie Hines 1 R X 4, X Q X Holly Hook X . Q l fi x P ' 8' lu - F X ke! 45 ,gi .ji .. 1 '61 Cl. lg1 I l, K -. Carol Ayers, Lori Holz- hauser, Rita Koffel, and Rose Anneken practice color combinations in circular designs. lr' fl Mary Hoffman Q - 5 Rose Holland Karen Holt 'E ' Lori I-Iolzhauser X v Pam Horn 1 .. S 5- ariw his 73 Marguerite Huber Mary jo Huber Denise jackson Kathy james Diana Jung . Laureen Kalb mst 5 Donna Keicher Sandra Keller Katherine Kemper Mary B. Kieffer Peggy Kiley Mary Kistner Jerri Klosterman Rita Koffel Sharon Kurtz Mary Laible Rosaleen Laughlin Q 1 Q F fain.. 1, . ff L so L ' ak .I X 5, M 4 4 51 ' agffvl, K 5 3 i MQW L- Barbara Lawrence Leary Lisa Liber Therese Donna Logan Luensman Beverly Lulcen E 4+ 1 -up as A Q Q Q 2' X 8' 1, ay . i. ,Q Q- f .z E W, 4 if x X 5 Theresa Leeburn Timothea Lowen Katherine Lynch S I an +. Q- g ' Y my A ' lf K 1 , .- Jeanne Norris and Karen Monahan mix formulas to complete their science experiment. AK X it 2 . to lv Q - s x K Q- I X F 3: I 1 , Wx 'X 3 t jm F K L- X -RX Barbara Meyer Susan Miles Donna Miller Melodie Miller Q. xx f Y , Patricia Lyons Georgia Maloney Rose Marshall Paula Meister Becky Merz Mary L. Mitchell Veronica Mollman Karen Monahan Teresa Monnin Janice Most fr? Egelsjizixgini zgqzgeritiixngthceligggbi3iss.isters on Senior- Freshie Day. Joni Peetz and Joanne Brueggemeyer pay the fare , A 2 E E V LVA A 4, X x Nancy Trenkamp, Kathy Shanks, Mary Schaplowsky, and Diane Oswald relax in the peaceful en- vironment of study hall. x X' Q I . -V K Q' i 4 v ,m 4K , as -4' is Mary jane Linda Niesen Jeanne Norris Carol Puglielli Dorothy PLu'ves Niehaus Maureen O' Brien Diane Oswald Cynthia Radziwon Linda Rakel Dorothy Nurre Deborah Palmer Jacqueline Paul Ramona Pack Sandra Phelps jan Price Joni Peetz 76 si X XA 6 t: P 'N 3 Linda Putt Benita R S- - J T X, f sg., sk Y f 1: wh -R 2 -JN 5 is 1 I S' :. 5 'K X H' Q xi? gg! Gail Rapien joan Rausehmayer Debbie Redden jane Riekenbaugh Mary Riddle Karen Riesenberger Gwen Rivers Barbara Robbins Terry Roberts Winnie Rodgers Anne Romanello Deborah Rosfeld Denise Rosfeld Sharon Rottner Mary jo Rumpke Margaret Ryan Terry Ryan jo Ann Sailer li r 'Q X SX 4 iii TOP RIGHT P Lula Albanese and Cecilia Balazs get some last minute pointers for the Variety Show. CENTER RIGHT S mdi Keller, Mary Grarnly, Mary Weber, ind Betty Sideriteh select the most qualified candidate. LOWER RIGHT Terri Ry in not only sews, but cuts a straight 77 P mv' Debbie Salt Mary Schapplowsky janet Schneider jo Anne Schultz Glenda Sears Margaret Shea xy ar' x'v ' ,f - tt., f ,- if ' ' X., , SY I E . K ky? e, A 5' f , Y 1' 1:1 S. ,4 I J K ILA Y ing X X X L1 S Pa S Te 'n rri Shad da chappacher tricia choner Kathryn S chwallie P aula S Sh S euberling aron icking g dw is-,gf sf. ,J A S 3, 'E A . I 'W AQ' ry, fi M 4 'pl ,Z 'A X 7.x S 5' Mix SN , . Vickie Shad Joanne Schlosser Joyce Schulte Mary Schwegman Kathleen Shanks Betty Sideritch 'R gg ik i 'ir .Q Vw K A , nib 751-:mff McClain students to need for good health Linda Hill shows fellow students, Maureen O'Brien, Diane Smiley, Lois Duskin, and Lisa Liber how to use a graph in Introduction to Math. ' - ' Peggy Siebel f , Paula Siefert S Q x Q ii A9 Cheryl Sims Sli Theresa - Singler 't i Beth Durban and Pam Horn gayly snip away to prepare prospective pictures for their religion college. Q K ,X Catherine Slade 5' A 'A '1 Sharon Slattery a 1 ix y Karen Slone Diane Smiley KX X X 'gl-'51 0- ' 1 5 ll Pamela Smith Patti Staebell Rosalind Starddard Patti Staudt Karen St. Clair Jeannie Stegeman Deborah Steinnietz Jeanne Steinriede Mary Ann Stoll Patricia Storms Donna Streeter Mary Beth Strupe Deborah Swope Vickie Tilton Jo Ann Todd Nancy Torbeck Judy Treinen Lisa Treinen Nancy Trenkamp Christine Trimbach Patricia Valerius Elisa Victor it if ey, 2 i :-' icc f' 1 'ff at xi Y ' Qi HK ,E J x Q. 'X ABOVE. All the freshmen aim to please seniors on Senior-Freshie Day. RIGHT. Terri Cain, Liz Ferren, Paula Albanese, Connie Dillon, and Kathy Buken simulate the Mexican Hat Dance. 3 fb Q X A 5 v :I f l s TOP LEFT A banner for each fresh m Ln becomes the slogan of Sister jz1net's religion class. LOWER LEFT. Spanish I sounds good behind ll musk. Q' Mary Ann -L fl , Vonderhnnr , A Paulette Ward 4 - Susan Ward ,g is, ll. K- Q Mary Weber A Deborah Wells 'y MaLryAnn W erdmunn 3 Nancy Wess ' Brenda Westerbeek Nancy Wetterer x . X Diane Williauns Sharon Williams 16 , Mary Wolff 3 Mzlure en Wood x Donettu. Woolfork ' Dorothy Yee 9., Karen Yerkes Mary Ellen Zboril We worked our way to the top! This cry, among others, could be heard ringing through the halls as the sophomores became the victors of the April paper drive. There is a genuine pride in the sophomore class of '72. Their sophisticated approach to the involvement of their class is both commendable and admirable. Unity at the expense of victory was the sophomores' chief goal. They have met the challenge and will un- doubtedly continue to maintain it in their remaining years at OLA. Leading the sophomore class are officers, Linda Harper, . . . .O Denise Wallenhorst, Betty Baringhaus, Denise Gardoni Angie Dwertman, and Missy Hoffman. Mary Ann Abrams 1 , st Kristine Agricola Q' X x Robin Anderson W 4 1 Cynthia Asbrock o T S. 4 X 'ijj Susan Auer 'A it 4. xx X Sl i Z K ky Ai '..'f . K N Kathy Ayers ', 'J . 5, f Betty Baringhaus ' N, fi 'f . g. .tu ,I - S Susan Barrett , 'Y 1 'X ., 1 Kathy Baxter 1 .'L,L zgpl L P' ftiii A fiif ! I Gloria Beck : k ' ii' e i' L N X N X' xr iw C ' Mvggx. ' M Andrea Bender ' ' . Q ff Q -k 5, Nancy Berling V T S T' 4 . Q , Teresa Bertke T m ggb: --M' Lisa Biedenbach 'zti ai Vi up Q : Mary Chris Blom X A A ' 3 82 Cynthia Bodenstein Theresa Boerschig Linda Borgerding Carol Bourgholtzer Kathy Bracken Marian Brannen Marilyn Braun Mary Braun Carol Brodbeck Suzanne Brown jane Brueggeman Kathy Bumb Sally Burke Monica Burnett Elizabeth Calder No two heads look alike to Mary Tieves, Susan Koenig, Kathy Glazier, jan McDevitt or Elaine Hornback, Art II artists. Rita Carlotta Jenny Caruso Regina Cento Rosemary Clark Cynthia Cobb Donna Coogan Joan Coors Terri Crable Jimmie Sue Creech Yvettc Crusc Kathy Dacey Kay Daniel Susan Davis Patricia Day Deborah De Pue Carol Deutsch Laurie Devereaux jane Diedrichs Cynthia Dillon Patricia Donohoue Joanne Doppes Christine Duncan Illean Durkin Mary Beth Dvorak Angela Dwertman As groups of sophomores discuss geometry problems they ask more questions and find better answers. I . rv- X 'K I' I sl xx Xxx! xx ' Nl i I E 9 at X it if e. is ' sia + M n KT? X J. F , U xi Q , x Q if xx . Y X . XX.. . K Y. . qi i wr 9 f 5, X , r xx E X . -A D .5 S 'l V x f,rs a 1 . x 9 il' Q K 'L1, . x 1 Q Q X p ,: ... 1 I X Q Sylvia Janice Natalie Dwertman Emming Fair Pam Rebecca Janice Fancher Fariello Ferone Terri Fields Vickie Margie Finan Fitzpatrick J 3 - gf ' F f I M' 3 X . 'W X F454 I.. Would somebody get Diane Fo11owe11's apron? x 6 .. Frey Gold schmidt 1 11, A D fy ,, 3 Linda F roning Carol Grotj an we e U. Xa 1 Glenda Gade Cindy Gruenwald I 6, .5 I Denise Gardonio Paula Haeufle 85 A I .X E , N D 6 QR ' a Y c Q' X -'Q Q Rx 'S fr 1 Q' r 41k X 4 V X Mary Geiser Debbie Hagedorn ff, X , if if Q H' Kathy Gluzier Linda H11 mpcl Roslyn Fluig Deborah Flumm jerry F olcy Diana Followcil Pzltricizl Foster janicc Frcudcnbcrg 'P 5 , . W i . 'Qi .. X Eff, ' s ls will 1- H ' W , sw K b K if Xi Jr X X xx ' ri.. i Mary I-Iegg Ann Hischemiller Elaine Hornb ack M. f 529111-1,.a K -.area-if-s-are -diiiz rfwsgswi swagger is SWK, W f M , gk Q as Q 5 5? , 2, an S fl - 19. ,:.1,.l Wag' . Li N1 - sxmkw i . i f 3 , at 3 Marlene Hargrove Annette Hartmann Bonnie Haworth S V if X i A Vickie Henke Lu Ann Hoeffer Debra Howard gags f E-f g tee, all it . 'F Y 4 X 5' L Kris Agricola and jo Anne Doppes reflect upon the changes in an innova- tive school. J Linda Harper Connie Hartman Mary Jo Heckel 'T lf . 1 xx V . Wb uq X aarh L ,. ,E 3 L Gail Marcie Henninger Hicks Missy Mary Pat Hoffman Holtmeier Peggy Nancy Hoy jenkins N 1 K. K . I Sissy 5 'lf 4 r Claudia Hill Deborah Ho lub eck Betty johnson , ', xx 1 x ,A f .Q is K 'V , A fp ff' I F Sue Hinnenkamp Theresa Hoog je anne junker as 9- - Ht f '-'F' f 2' x gf Mary Ann Kasselmann Debbie Katlnnan Linda Keeton Cathy Kelsey Dennise Kenworthy Sue Koenig Barbara Kohl Mary Koren Sue Kuhn Madonna Kussniann Cindy Laake Debra Lakes Barbara Law Peggy Leigh Marie Logan Diane Lykins Antoinette Maiorano Karen Manuel Ellen Marchant Brenda McCarthy Jan McDevitt Carolyn McKenna Kathy Mees Susan Mendel Shirley Merritt Karen Manuel demonstrates her talent for solving challengmg equations. ei K Robin Anderson questions Sue Berrett's choice of test tubes during a biology experiment. 88 . s i , i ax if N A4 F Debbie Mitchell Margaret Moeller Colle en Moore Lynn Moriarty Angela Murray Marian Newton S 1 4 A Ref X X S ik Q, ,A . E. 'fl V. lx ,am it i Molly Mitchell Roni Mogle Eliz ab eth Moore Mary Ann Mueller C arol Mush abcn Janice Niemeyer ab x lk fi- G X is xv. X si wif P auline Mitchell Karen Mohr Donna Morg an Mary Ann Mueninghoff Marci a Naderman Rita Nierlich Q DU QT4 -.R VN Beth Calder and Pat Weyer dissect a pig for Mr. Gorey. s n Juv? A an X A religion II group listens and takes notes as a fellow student makes a report. 89 xv X r e.X ws Y , . . 'Sig Y -Q ? x Y' I fs Xa ' x N Q. g l Q P P K Qf , . X v. if ' Y! Mary Ann Niescn Nancy Oehs Corrine Oeehslcr Cynthia Payne janet: Pcarec Debbie Pich Roseann Piller Karen Powell Pam Pumpp lc Betty Putman Mary Lou Ramcr Charlotte Rasico Cathy Stidham Angela Stiebel Cindy Tapke Lori Thamann Mary Tieves Robyn Tippenhauer 'X 3 lx W .., Lx I N , , ' A , K H 'P -4 l i A Kathy Rauschmayer Pegav Rossb ack Laverne Shaw xi! t if ,. Y wi Q A R if 5 Z.. fix f A ,, 1 I bl h iiia i y 'E 4 it 5' H 6 H Xt X .M fax X 4'Q. ,qji 'N,, . my yyy 1 ' A 'F' ls. 6 5 A ,y , N ji ' , . .',:l F7 C Q 1 X , st i l 5 xi F ll X5 , I w 5 2 is :L A if Diane Rolfsen Kathy St Clair Tina Smith 5, .A X x N X X. , X? x 1 F 4 6 K Y Q i wxf U? 4 Regina Rollinger Mary Ann Schmidt Sherie Sorter Janet Ca1'O1Y1'1 Patty Reidmiller Riley Rizzo Roseann Carol Becky Roth Rumpke Russell Mary Ann Toni Mary Ann Sherman Sherman Singler 5' x 1' . . .. ge? 8, 5 15 fi' X is if 5 IX A in Q 1? Kathy Dacey and joan Coors listen to Carol Brodbeck's biographical comments in a small group discussion. 90 X 4' ills. .fe so emwgg QSQ' 1 , - s. .,. we ' me K x R , S6 X F xx ' ,SX Sister Marian re- cords the Spanish dialogue between Kathy Kelsey and Mary Arm Sher- man for future reference. Lyn Tobcn Marilynn Trauth Teri Troup Judy Vollmer joan Vonder Meulen Jeanne Waddell , xl Cathy Walker 5 ' L Q- ,J 9 Denise 'gf gh' Y Wallenhorst ' 6 A Q lu J Yvonne Watson , A W 'A', j b 4 X Sharon Weber X 1 ' 9 Y joan We rle Gail Wess Pat Weyer Patty Wheeler Diane Wicdcmunn Shannon Wolff Donna Wolfram Terry Wolfram 1 w 'a v .. K 1 -4 ..rr -xl' me s 1 . A I E T 91 Spirit - Unity Go Hand In Hand Exciting, enthusiastic, united--these words describe the class of '7l. Their first victory, the ad drive, initiated the success which built momentum as it proceeded to the Can Opera and the can drive. As their spirit and unity mounted even higher, the ju- niors faced the chance drive bravely, finish- ing a proud second. The junior class of '71 enters their final year. They understandably seek to broaden their horizons and to remain a unified class. X K RAR X Terri Alb anese Chris Balzer if gi x A -Q 't ..t,. . 9' X sf f A Mary Beth Amrein Kathy Barnes A X P at Anneken Bonnie Beck junior class officers, Sherrie Lakes, Phyllis Klems, Chris Balzer, and Terry Mor- ris share their sunny smiles with the photographer. L l 92 Mary Ellen Mary Ann Christine Becker Behler Beiting F xx e-if X 3 A if L K f X X Q Typing I gives juniors a chance to prove their secretarial ability. 93 , wy- 'x ,el vx Vr Q, A NW v i Pat Benedict Nancy Bergen Margaret Bernath Linda Bertke Judy Bias P atty Bishop Jeanne Boehm Pam Bollmer M arib eth Brackm an janet Brehm Nancy Brockman Teri Buerm an Pat Bush Jeanette Cannon Mary Capozza Mimi Capozza Stephanie Carlock Sue Church Cathy Courchene Vicki D'Ambrosio Marie Dattilo Debbie Davis Linda De Burger Barb Deye Karen Dillon Rose Ann Doddy Eileen Donovan Suzy Dorward Sue Dowler Linda Dunnohew Paula Easter Pat Eilers Members of the humanities class compare Roman cultune with our own, v1a overhead projector. q 94 ., Q 1 X X , if Q lf 3 N x 5, w af' . ,W 6 1' . X How can june Schwartz and Jeanne Venezia look so calm Q before gomg in to see Mrs. Morgan? 'i - r SN , vi xs f YA .J X X mx , A .,:. , My -q .r - X x l in L 1 L A a X. . Barb Grue nw ald Helen Hatke Connie Ellig Barb Engelbert Barb Esenbook Cheryl Essert Darlene Fishter janet Ford Eileen Fox Carol Frickc Mary FI'iCd1'1l1lI11'1 juli Froning Terri Garrett Betty Gilkey Patty Gilmartin Che ri Grieszm er Sister Marcella instructs Pat Lasita and Denise Iorfida in the making and decoration of holiday cookies. Sherri Lakes, Sally Suddendorf, Sue Dowler, and Beth Vol- lman create a variety of Christmas decorations. 96 s 5 . 4 Q' 'Y im, I 1 . is .,. ik. 6 5 'B 5- 5 l fi' B ft Sandy Hauck Margaret Hayes Barb Herbert Jeanne Hines S , ,x ,Xt 6' A fx S C S Sue Hauser Nancy Heidel Debbie Hill Martha Hinterlong A? 5 i ,ff it -K Xa, A NP 5 '1 A Becky Hayes Kathy Hentz Louise I-Iinderer Karen Hollmann Carol Hoog Judy Hurm I Kathle en Hosty Denise Iorfida 5 , Lucy Humb ert Kathy Jarvis s S- Daphnie White's presentation is rewarded with an eager response from her classmates in English III. A I 5 M . 5-1 N -J 6 'gm r I x I A Ex: X 4' r4 i 4. x ' 6 J A Y Sue Kasselmann Barb Keller Kathy Kelly Mary Lee Kiley Phylis Klems Theresa Knecht Lisa Kohn Debbie Koll Pam Krause Angela La Cortiglia Sherri Lakes Pat Lasita Cheryl Leist Karen Lonero Laurie Luedeke Denise Maffey Carol Mahlenkamp Mary Maryanovich Pam Maycox Sue McCoy Nancy McCullough Seretha McKenna Lavonne Merritt Nanci Miley Mary Miller Donna Mink Kathy Moore Donna Moorman Barb Moran Terry Morris Sally Most Donna Mulvaney Students studying Macbeth check witches, Barb Engelbert, Barb Grucnwald, and Sally Snelling, for authenticity of role, n . - , , nr api L si X : 'N RK 3 x , 1 G 4 1 4 A si KN x X an up I x il ' is Q.. ' if , 4- ? u,,, , , .. X, X X N 5, 98 Pam Bollmer .ind Pat Sea.h's lockers reveal thelr interests Debbie Orlando Cathie Otten Debby Paeella Mary Lou Paletta Shelley Peetz JudY Piket Eileen Queen Evelyn Rack Cathy Rahn 99 1 5 f Terri , X 5 , Nutiechionl 'e Mary Nelson A V Margie i A X. ,, NOC 2- . -, Kathy Q X I Norrish XE be 5 Diane x Nu ge nt N .h O' Hara .X X .z . Lynn I Mary Nelson, Vickie Sparks, and Chris Bnlzcr study techniques of publishing ll newspaper. Spanish III students anticipate an exciting afternoon as they leave to see MAN OF LA MANCHA, No mistake here as Jeanne Venezia oversees june Schwartz and Katie Wood's acid-alkaline test. Eileen Yvonne Rausehmayer Reany Slsgxndrg jimmy ee eese Mary Ann jo Ann Rolfsen Romer , . X , 3 I X F' Patricia Rebennack Linda Rchkump Theresa Rosen 5- :SS 11 t y ,Q I ' -lf: M4 Q, or L V .X 100 5 F fx-F? Xi if !,f. , l..x X 'L Jeanne Hines helps in the arrangement of an art exhibit in the library. P,-ai WW Q Q E x S . X X ,- LK wxb ,. S ? F in ik 'lf r.rr 4 if 5'-f ,, Q ' . x. x N , 'R S- QR sl' it . . J K . .,. K I W Y in V A V r,,. S I r .:.. 3 , 1 x Lorelei Tecla Vicki Schmitt Schneider Schoner jennifer june Karen Schutte Schwartz Schwier 101 Kathy Schulte P atricia Se ah Mary Ann Rossbuch Debbie Rothan Philomena Salzano Sandra Schad Appie Schaefer Karen Scherpcnbcrg Cynthia Schmidt Kathy Schmidt Seretha McKenna and Sue Kasselmann study the faces of geometry. Barb ara Spalding i Vicki Sparks june Stoll ' Cynthia Strittholt It - Q is W - R X, Sally Suddendorf ' Kathleen Tierney - Kathleen Tonnis -' ' I Nancy Ulm A if .5 'Qi it S E fi if 25 S F Elaine Sideritch P atricia Smith 'M S- , it G .4 ' x ex S R-n by S E w ft Susan Siefert Helena Snelling Hit. y W' XX as Nt. X ii i, 2 xx 5 S. F A: f i Kathleen Smith janet Soergel Q 'N iv S K f ,AX KX Eileen Donovan and Juli Froning study the intricacies of ink techniques. Jeanne Venezia Marilyn Wall 'N it N XX Elizabeth Pattie Vollmar Voss Pat Nanci Weber Wellman Q-W at e,.u .1 Q : W 'A ' ,: . X M Q t i f Q-f: ' in Lorraine Walker Victoria Welsh S Wi ,E ,,, i n SJ .J-e wx, ,,,, gf 3 33 Nancy Walker Daphnia White .Q xxx if .Q r Mary Ann Behler, Sue GrLmt- haner, Carol Fricke, and Joanne Hatke share the con- tents of a letter from France Patricia Walker Diane Wingert .Q , uf Y 5 rf, 3' . Sandra Wolff Q K R ? . Mary jane Wood x, r ' ' Katie Wolff A Carol Zimmer X Ax K janet Brehm, Donna Moorman, and Marie Dattilo practice dictation. ,Q s 7:3 ? by 54' ,. Q df? QE? 24 Q Seniors Seniors Look Back From Vantage Point Looking hack on our last four years Seniors of '70 again experience the excite- ment, tears, and unity of their freshman and sophomore years. What a thrill it was to finally become juniors! Who will forget our successful can drive, breaking all records of years before, our first prom, and the great spirit that reached its height in that year. Finally came senior year--class rings, winning the chance drive, Student Coun- cil's variety show, the junior play for us, and of course, graduation. l97O, our final year marks a turning point in our lives. We will always remem her the friends and people and the love that we shared. Diane Hoffman, Pat Eha, Kathy Bishop, and Christie Olding are very secretive in their strategy for leading the senior class. i,.,i,, ,i . Q - - 'S.54'3z3wQg.1gi.kft 1 ' MARY ABIG MARY ANNEKEN LILLY ASHBROOK KIM BAER CAROL BARTHOLOMEW SUELLEN BARUM 106 WANDA BERRY NANCY BISCHAK JANET BERTKE KATHY BISHOP BECKY BINZ MARY ANN BLANKENBUEHLER 'UI CINDY BLIND DONNA BONC UTTER al , un M .-, if M-mmEW,.1.xw... .E eo BEC KY BRAUN :mi-,gg -1. -- ff-- W-'X Cindy Lunghorst, Linda Harig, Colleen Kennedy, Debbie Smith, and Irene Meiners observe a momentum experi- ment in physics. 107 MARIA BRANNEN MARY ANN BREYER Q' NANCY BRODBECK TI-IERESA BUKEN CI-IARLENE CECARDO 1' ,fa GAIL BROERMANN LINDA CANNON BARB CHURCH 108 LYNN BRUEGGEMAN BARBARA BRUNCK CINDY CARRELLI LINDA CARLOTTA .fa :FK Colleen Kennedy, Mary Chris Punch, and jan Eveslage space headlines. F? K I I. 2 iv Di 2 X 3Yg5TEi5'1?V - 'Y .Q win awiifi-1 Do you really want a rag doll, Chris? I Im Mi ' 1 I ,,,,, ,,:, 4 .. X: 01 CUNNINGHAM MARY CUNNINGHAM CHRISTINE CONN CATHY CONRAD DEKTAS MARY ALICE DENARO CINDY CONRAD CATHY CUMMINGS CHRIS DACEY CAROLYN DAVIES MICI-IELE DEVEREAUX JANET DOEPKER 109 JANET DOERFLEIN DEBBIE DWERTMAN X French III students, Pat Francis, Leslie Holzhauser, and janet Doepker research comparative information on other countries. 110 PAT EHA ELLEN ESCHNIEYER JANET EVESLAGE LINDA FAGO MARY ANN FERRICK PAT FRANCIS MARY CHRIS FUNCH KATHY CADE Students try to complete the day's Typing II assignment n fx bv JEF F ERY GADSON CAROL GANNON VICKI GILDEA EILEEN GILKEY LINDA GARDNER VERONICA GARTNER PAULA GRAMLY STEPHANIE GREEN EVELYN GEER KATHY GEIGER PAT GILK-EY ELAINE GOLDSCHNIIDT 111 N CHRIS GRIESE CHRIS HAGEDORN I really do have a pass, Diane, but I just misplaced it some- where ? ?? 'UW LINDA HARIG JEAN I-IARMEYER 112 'SQ f. X DONNA I-IAEHNLE BARBARA HAUEFLE CECILE HAMBURG JANET HAMBURG AR' SUSAN HAWORTI-I CINDY HEENAN SUSAN HEIM FRANCES HICKS 185 PATRICIA I-IICKS KAREN HODGES KATY HOLTER LESLIE HOLZHAUSER JANET HURLEY CECILIA HURR SUSAN JENKINS JANICE KAST D IANE LINDA HOFFMAN ELLEN HOLTE HOM ITZ PAM HU F F 535 I .lg ' 'I 113 Is this the effect of four years of hard work? N? OLA's senior travelers are joined by a few unknowns for group-shot against a gray Manhattan sky. CYNTHIA KELLER COLLEEN KENNEDY KAREN KEPPEL ELIZABETH KESSLER JOAN KUHN DIANE LAKES SAUNDRA LAKES CYNTHIA LANGHORST Kathy Stegeman lights up Rudo1ph's fMary Nurrej HOSE . MA RY ANN SU SAN LEONA RD PEGGY LEONI-LAR DT DONNA LEWIS LANZAROTTA KATHY LUEBBE KRISTINA LUKEN MI CHELE MAFFEY DENISE LOI-IR MARY ELLEN DONNA MCCARTHY MCCAFFERTY MICHELLE MILES ROSA MINNITI IRENE MEINERS MARY LOU MOGAVERO Excited seniors get a chance to display their new class rings. JUANITA MOORE TERRI MOORE BRIGITTE MUELLER LINDA MUELLER JANE NIEI-IAUS MARY NURRE CHRIS OLDING CAROLYN FERBR 116 RHONDA PASTOR JEANNE PEARCE CATHERINE PEDDENPOI-IL TERRI PFEIFFER IWARY PURTELL RITA RAMSEY DONNA RAPIEN CLARE RILEY Senior class meetings were never dull, though they may HELEN RITH CINDY ROELL have started as this one. ' 117 Seniors and moderator, Mrs. McKinney, get together to it MARY ANN ROSSKOPF BARBARA RUMPKE NORMA RUMPKE JOANNE RUSCHE sing a few oldies but goodies to their dads. BARBARA SAGE KATHRINE SARGENT PATRICIA SCI-IICKLING 'Q JANE SCHWARTZ EVELYN SCHWIERS CATHRINE SIEBEL LISA SINGLER 'US 118 SMITH TINA SNYDER TERESA STANLEY KAREN STEGEMAN TI-ILEEN STEGEMAN JANE STRONG MARY LOU SUNDRUP VICKIE SUTHERLAND TONI THAMANN ROSA THOMPSON Jane Niehaus portrays Tina Tinsel as Sonya Snowflake, fKathy Luebbej and Ralph Red Nose, Uanice Kastj luck on during the Christlnas play. 119 PATRICIA TIEVES DIANE TUTTLE KATHLEEN URK MARY ANN PEGGY WARD IUDITH WEBSTER ELAINE WEINGARTNER MARY WICHMANN ,, ,.., I.kk, :,, . . V i PM . ,L ., , LVLKL 3,A?:ixW?,L,, .I . - ,- BARBARA WIDMER DIANE WILLIAMS The boat trip around Manhattan proved quite tiring to the seniors who traveled to New York. 120 DEBRA WINGERT KATHLEEN WRIGHT CAROL YOUNG KATHY YOUNG TOP: Some stories are hard to bc- lievc, especially on that lust day of school. BOTTOM: junior assembly rcvicws happy days in lives of seniors ns found in thc lust yearbooks. .-, X T ' 3 243 K Q , 'H . 1. fffdvcrfiszm enis BEHLER OLDSMOBILE, INCORPORATED 4040 Spring Grove Avenue Old b'l h p h f 1970 dw ' ' J -01-KIA, Conn, 4:52, 'Ti B 122254-.? aww 1 635 . fr' ny. '7 fm off .lg El WDW 3 '43 E afyiiikf P' 5SM'f3:??? 9 if- ?g '04d '4'Qf5E 565560 mi wnwax is 'OESQ 69695 GREENHILLS ARIE S O G hll C C Oh COM LIMENTS OF A FRIEND ' . 4, ,. my ---- . OFFICE 541 4443 R:-:s 281 I . I L E7 william Judge REALTOR 1601 - O3 CHASE AVE. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45223 REAL ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES 2533 562' Qc. 4,0 'DQ ' sw: sb- ' fl Wed if '31of-f K-Q2 rc. my, Wa' Qui? KM- 'R.M.UU' 4651 Choice Wedding Photos Professional Color AT BUDGET PRICES Phone 231-2454 DISCEPOIAI DRUGS Quality Prescription Scrvicc at Discount Priccs 3228 VVcst Cullnruitli Road In Crocslmcck Phone: 522-2300 A 81 J VACUUM CLEANER SALES 8: SERVICE New and Used FREE Pickup and Delivery I7 Years Experience 10 Years with Hoover JESSE LACEFIELD, Owner 4710 Vine St. 751-8240 751-8241 VACUUM CLEANER RENTAL HOME or BUSINESS V. 2' Uy w- ' ,ycimllly ' Z' X 1' V C9-C' 5 Qu: mein BIG B0 GREENHILLS COUNTRY CLUB Compliments of LEONHARDT PLATING Ballroom and Dining Room Available for Proms, Weddings Receptions and Private dinners 5753 Este Avenue 825-1252 ANTHONY'S MEN'S SHOP 7626 Hamilton Ave. - Mt. Healthy COMPLIMENTS OF WILSON FREIGHT 521-9857 Tux Rental Prop. Tony Strietmaster THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY DEER PARK INN 1756 Tennessee Avenue 7228 Blue Ash Cincinnati, Ohio 791-9814 .K It . Q62 ieli.P NORB ROTHAN'S LINDEN TREE BAR 5912 Vine St. - Elmwood Place BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Served ll-2 p.m. daily Entertainment FRI. 84 SAT. Nights WORLD LIBRARY OF SACRED MUSIC 2145 Central Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 CHILI TIME RESTAURANT 4720 Vine St. 4890 Reading Rd. St. Bernard Bond Hill 961-9813 242-9804 EARL J. AUBERGER President Behind every Craig Home stands an experience and knowledge gained through ten years of home- building in the Cincinnati area. Nothing has been over-looked in providing the finest in design, mate- rials and construction. All personnel contributing to the erection of these homes are experts in their respective fields. All CRAIG HOMES, INC. 7518 Hamilton Avenue Custom Builder of Fine Homes products and materials used in construction are supplied by America's leading manufacturers and suppliers of building components, to give you, the homeowner, greater value, livability, comfort and lower maintenance costs. We trust that your businessjudgment will justify your purchase ofa Craig Home. I WATCH REPAIRING ELLERBUSC H INSTRUMENT COMPANY 4509 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio, 45217 THE IMWALLE MEMORIAL 8617883 F U N ERAL HO M E FACTORY TRAIN ED, ACCUTRON REPAIRINGH 481 1 Vine Street at Washington St. Bernard Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 RAgOSgFEEglR Member by Invitation Sheet Metal Work f Chimney Service NATIONAL SELECTED MORTIC IANS 825-5874 General Repairing Best NVislics BIl.l, 'S SPRINCDALE MARATI ION 11600 Springfield Pike 771-972-1 William Stegcman Soplgs are all Pgyched Odtaaa wi H.R.aoaf SPNUT!! Phone 542-0667 WOODY SANDER FORD, INC. I-75 at Mitchell Exit 541-5586 gt! 71, SCP 4 4 4 1, . ': , am kv' u 't Y I 'W XJ ab- ,QW , 54 A Jia oh QI- f :e.-- al wc: f 5 51 JQV 41, u 5: 1 fa!! BOB TORBECICS ST. BERNARD GULF SERVICE 4901 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio A FRIEND Bob Torbeck 8a George Meiners, Prop Phone 751-9215 MOUCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 7202 Vine Street CARTHAGE 821-7155 C H U N K O GOLD GOLDEN TEE GOLF CENTER I Sharp Cheddar Spread I-75 84 Sharon Rd. 771-0933 Lighted 18 Hole Par 3 Driving Range Automatic Heated Tees Instructions Miniature Golf Billiard Lounge At Your Favorite Store i .1::.:z:::::.:. : : :- -421 2 - - 1'-friigisisiis 5:2521sisis:sffsfsisisSi221:s??sfiSs22Ssis:::aS222zis2s2s:s:f :sis isS52zis:i:s:sf ' - 'N :i:-:-:-:-:g:::1:3:-:-i:::fE:3:5:Eig:3:fig:? .I J I ,... W I ....... , .... n :Judge ..... E W, l-l':i':pLEAsAN?f l - 2 - -SNR lf' f 1' ' - ' I i -Q1 N ' 1 l 1 LET MARY to A PERSONAL 8611 TO U CH H I It 531-6424 Eg? BYRNES TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE t 5945 RIDGE ADRIAN FLOWERS Clifton and Ludlow WI LL PFEI FFER SONS Complete Floral Service 861-4232 LPainters COMPLIMENTS OF 4338 Vine Street WM. 8c MARY HEREFORD - HAIR 281-7043 861-8497 STYLISTS 932 Hempstead Avenue Phone 522-3160 Compliments of BEN MCGUINNESS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 85 West Kemper Phone 771-5710 GOODYEAR SERVICE RETAIL DIVISION OF THE GOODYEAR TIRE 8a RUBBER COMPANY 7135 READING ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45237 PHONE: 531-3321 AL TAYLOR'S BRENTWOOD HUMBLE SERVICE CENTER 9255 Winton Road Happiness in the Future To the Class of '70 I HOLZHAUSER'S DEPARTMENT in xx o STORES - lv-f 'T K ,li I 'i ' DTM?-H-in ' I F U R N 'T U R E A A P P L ' A N C E 5 Mt. Healthy North College Hill 521-6658 521-6385 2345 b Rd. Que ec Holzhauser's Groesbeck Shoe Store 2511522 522 2468 BICKIS DRIVING SCHOOL Call 825-4000 10972 Carnegie Dr. fOffSharon Rd.J THE FRANK NIESEN CO. Plumbing 84 Electrical Contractor Custom Home Builders l208 Sycamore St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45210 JUSTIN AUER l 18 Farragut 721-2077 8258322 BRUCK'S UNIFORM CO., INC. 25 Garfield Place Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 You've got Cl lol' lo live Pepsi's got Cl lol' to give PEPSI-COLA BEST WISI-IES! ESTE OILS COMPANY 5556 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio ST. BERNARD SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 4829 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio Phone 861-I 765 Good Luck to the Graduating Class KLUENER FOODS COMPANY Selected Meat Products For Schools 4756 Paddock Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 242-5500 C. MCDANIEL, INC. REALTORS 790 Compton Rd. 522-3 737 336 Northland 825-5555 10916 Reading Rd. 563-2280 A. Tx PAULINE BAUER Asmus WEST SHELL REALTORS orrncr: 522-8110 8620 wmrou ROAD - clNclNNATl, omn 45231 RES.: 522-4782 The Complete Service Center HOLTHAUS Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning Phone: 761-1238 503 W. Benson Reading, Ohio 45215 TEMPO Meat Ball Mix Meat Loaf Mix At your favorite store GILKEY ELECTRIC LIGHTING CENTER 401 Northland Boulevard Forest Park, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of'70 H. A. BRODBECK Plumbing Contractor Commercial Residential 621-9284 931-8511 2172 Buck Street BUERMAN ENGRAVING 8: DIEMA KING CO. 805 Sycamore Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Q NW SW 0 53 yy ef-K 24, SEVQENMQE ggi x. ' M swmffffi if H5365 iywgmig , QM 2 Jf Jiijenzzio, Nfkraekmqn 4I!l.1.13:err,a.i,h ,N 5I.:.TII70h0U0-D. iB.'IBec.h WB. fiiagzg 1951311513 62381113 5 Urunihanzr 4D.4I!1.in12. R,I.lVAmbro5io 4.C.4Eu.4,dfa1xfL Compliments of RICHARD J. I-IUSEMAN General Contractor All Savings guaranteed in full ST. BERNARD PROGRESSIVE BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION CO. 5 M1 '76 - 6 month Certificate Dividends 4 M 'Za Paid Quarterly 4517 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Phone: 861-1655 Compliments of PREFERRED CREDIT CORPORATION All lines of Insurance YELTON INSURANCE AGENCY 1660 Cooper St. 542-5720 Ohio Underwriter 4601 Victory Prwy. 751-8490 Anita fDwertmanj Yelton f Class of '40 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Ma Bell is a gas. Move in tho groove? with :i great job opportunity. Vind out if it's your bag and ' start your application by phone 3974421 Yoifrsr in solid with Cincinnati Bull. Cincinnati Bell An equal opportunity employer Bowling At Its Best COM PLIMENTS PRINCETON BOWL OF Princeton Plaza Springdale PENNINGTON RUBBER COMPANY Phone: 541-5627 305 EFFLER-SCHWARTZ IS ALIVE! JEWELERS College Hill Herb Schwartz 5908 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 I '7Q! IBA D A A ,MV Gbff Zvazw, Sr 61-M SM Q Rornc1ANoSH THU' W' FC B' 4717 Vine Street Cincinnati Ohio 45217 Harry St. Clair Propr. Q9 . f E w AQ is 1 - I 'gnc fc' . 1 1 N 6 4 ol E, L o x my 3 281-3265 1:1335 CASUAL CORNER CASUAL CORNER ' r Z - We 1, 522 Race Street TVVCOUUTY Mal' the new Beechmont Ma!! ST. CLEMENT CHURCH Compliments of 4536 Vine Street PEERLESS FURNITURE COMPANY SI. BCl'I1HI'd, Ohio 45217 8456 Vine Street Deucher's Devils You Can't Go Wrong If You Give Flowers Did You Remember Flowers? 369 West Kemper Road Springdale, Ohio 45246 BETTY 8L JIM WALSH MAXIE'S HAIRSTYLING Phone: 541-9579 4201 Hamilton Ave. Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Maxie Stein, Owner Tinting - Bleaching Permanent Waving 307 is coming on strong! '73 FOREST PARK RESTAURANT 677 Northland Road 851-1533 Compliments of A. BRAUN 84 SONS Roofers 1814 Sherman Avenue Norwood, Ohio 45212 g W 7 f S - PHONE 821-9835 N' W 3 SEYMOUR SHELL SERVICE Tires, Batteries and Minor Repairs 9 East Seymour Avenue, Carthage ST. BERNARD 7541162 EAGLES 4815 Tower Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 TRI-COUNTY BEECHMONT MALL and ARTIST PAINTER SUPPLIES Happy is the home with b00kSf' SUPPLIES and And CRAFT We'd be happy to serve you. SUNDREIS 105 KENWOOD 'wilson NOVELTIES Qfffffzf. MALL 340 TRI-COUNTY CENTER 358 SWIFTON CENTER 1616 HARRISON AVE. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Officers represented by: Mrs. George Sundrup, vice-presidentg Mrs. George Stegema Stoll, president. CTI? n, registrarg Mrs. George Q Q Q 'Q 'S..I S-4 ,.zQ ge lg! Q. K- Q Q 0 0 PS gd P wx? d P 0 pi P Q Q 142 ,R .ZX A BRAU HOUSE CAFE 210 Mitchell Avenue Phone 751-9236 Where the greatest athletes congregate Rita 8a Bob Coon, Prop. Happy is the student who can look back on that road of high school life and say, NO REGRETSP Lay Faculty GREENHILLS FURNITURE COMPANY Greenhills Shopping Center Cincinnati, Ohio 54218 Phone 825-5992 Daily 9:30 - 5:30 Fri. Night till 9:00 Z Compliments of THE TOOL STEEL GEAR AND PINION COMPANY Wir LILQL I 17150 ig me D- W gm H N P Lunch CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '70 From a Friend WILD WEST Sarsaparilla At your favorite store Compliments GENE'S SOHIO SERVICE Of Springield and Chestnut HILLSIDE MOTORS SCHUELER'S R E U N T Established 1877 Opposite St. Mary Cemetery 4609 Vine St. 861-1060 HENRY KISTNER Try one of our delicious treats! MONUMENTS 604 E. ROSS AVENUE - sr. BERNARD, omo 45217 Roast Beef Cheeseburger omce Phone: 242-2245 Fish 84 Chips Broasted Chicken French Fries Congratulations Class of'70 LA ROSA'S PIZZERIA 891 W. Galbraith Rd. - Dine in or carry out- Phone 931-4090 In Finneytown COMPLIMENTS OF STERN VENDING CO. Compliments of AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE COMPANY 2000 Central Parkway, 45214 Phone 381-3200 Compliments Of URMETZ JEWELRY Swifton Shopping Center Cincinnati, Ohio KOHSTALL HARDWARE COMPANY 5829 Vine Street Elmwood Place 242-0006 H80 Years of Friendly Service GOLDSCHMIDT ELECTRICAL SALES CO. 4508 Greenlee Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 Phone: 861-6708 Representing: Kirlin Lighting Fixtures Paragon Electric Co. Plastic Wire 8: Cable Daniel Woodhead Co. 'Xa VIKING SEWING MACHINES . . . The Greatest . . . just like the Home EC girls at O.L.A. Meet Me At KEIG'S TAVERN 9812 Springfield Pike Woodlawn, Ohio Phone 821-9852 BUD Sc DON KEICHER 1- ---'- i Mcying Packing N AT I oN A L Hauling g Storage Crating Shipping Roy Emerson, President Bill DePue, Sales Manager lIllBl'llIiI'S l'l'BlBI'I'Bll MIIIBI' CONGRATULATIONS DEBBIE PATTI KAREN Best Wishes To The Grads Of 1970 Your Friends At BOND FURNITURE 6215 Vine St. Elmwood 5l3 Madeira Rd. Loveland OUR WORD IS OUR BOND See RICHARD CRONIN 4119 Spring Grove Avenue Authorized Volkswagon Dealer Phone 542-2000 LONDON STREET DIPLOMATS 'iGood music for your pleasure and ours. Call Bill Wessendarp FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 4735 Vine Street St. Bernard 45217 BLOM TRUCKING, INC. 126 North Bend Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Phone 821-3135 IT'S OUR TURN T0 CHEER! We proudly salute the over 1690 students tand, of course, their enthusiastic classmates, teachers and advisorsl who have competed, since 1963, in CG8-E's exciting TV quiz IT'S ACADEMIC! In participating they have won for their school libra- ries more than 19,000 volumes of reference books. We're delighted to recognize and encourage the academic achievements of our area's high school students. And we look forward to continuing to do so. THE CINQINNATI GAS B ELECTRIC COMPANY The Union Light Heat and Power Company Always at your service FRANCISCAN FATH ERS SAINT GEORGE CHURCH 42 Calhoun St. Corryville There is a difference at SKEFFINGTON'S 225 E. Sixth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Phone 721-6770 Skeffington's Formal Wear Compliments ofThe THAMANN'S Norman Louise '31 Gale T. Brown '59 Lynn T. Johnson '61 Dona T. Weber '64 Glen U.S.N. Toni '70 Lori '72 Viola Vera Jos. H. Dillhoff Phone 621-4268 Robt. M. Dillhoff DILLHOFF INSURANCE AGENCY Established 1905 If It's Insurance - We Write Itf' 26 East Sixth Street Cincinnati Ohio fha alley 310 Swifton Center STYLES FoR THE TOTAL LOOIC' Custom naming Clifton Below Ludlow 861-5731 I.-f I-ug 'Z- Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging to the end of that rainbow? Put a little soul in that pot of gold with the crisp taste of Coca-Cola. That top-o'-the world, turned on feeling goes even better with Coke! Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Cincinnati. p AT CUSTOM WE HAVE THE CUSTOMER'S VIEWPOINT For conscientious adherence to your requirements of quality, economy and delivery, call Custom Tooling. Our specialities are: 'Special machinery 'Prototypes 'Tooling 'Instrumentation ' Welding The Award-Winning ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER NATIONAL CATHOLIC FAMILY MAGAZINE 1615 Republic St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45210 Published monthly by the Franciscan Fathers 250,000 circulation 55.00 per yr X M is TX I! N9 152 iilff e 49 E Em 1, if-3141535 D Q 'Ili fm f ww if L, .- K, 1 ' eps: f wg r Tfiv .5 f Vai 2 ,,53g3g, ' 5 ' '-:lf 5 K 5L'ffff .1 'S' f -,F , X Ak,W 153 Amanda's Beauty Salon 4612 Vine Street 281-4764 Open 6 days a week Andy's Cafe 7201 Vine Street 821-0156 Angelo's Carpet Service 2540 Sarvis Court 661-0335 Astler's Sunoco 498 W. Sharon Road Cincinnati, Ohio Bader Cafe 2838 Colerain Avenue George Ferrick Baumer 8: Reddert, Inc. 5904 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Being Privileged is Belonging to '70 Love Willy Kc Doug Bertke's Parkview Mkt. 1108 St. Gregory Street Mt. Adams Best Wishes Good Luck '71 Mr. 8: Mrs. C. L. Klems Bible Book 8a Gift Shop 1800 W. Galbraith Road Cincinnati, Ohio Blessing Brothers 3051 Blue Rock Road 521-0800 Bob's Service Quebec 8a Queen City Roads 921-9512 Carl F. Boehm Contractor 861-5129 St. Bernard, Ohio Braun's Toggery 5847 Hamilton Avenue A Man's Store Since '24 The Brentwood Savings Assn. 949 Hempstead Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 Brother's Drugs 5901 Hamilton at Cedar Cincinnati, Ohio Brownie's Hardware Co. 5830 Hamilton Avenue 541-0691 USINESS PA TR ONS Browning's of Wyoming, Inc. 423 Poplar Avenue 821-7079 Picture Framing-Gifts Charles Burtschy Flowers 5823 Vine Street 242-31 l l Busam's Brothers Sohio Pony Keg 8c Garage 5100 Vine Street 242-9953 Byrnes-Conway Const. 50 Oak Street Cincinnati, Ohio Don Campbell's Sunoco Daly 8L Galbraith Roads Cincinnati, Ohio Carillion Hall-Private Parties 4719 Vine Street 281-9584 Carthage Service Station Jay Bernard 8: Larry Kendall 7310 Vine Street 45216 City Wide Office Supplies 4116 Hamilton Avenue Northside 681-6200 Cliffs Speed Shop 1801 W. Galbraith Road 931-5956 Clifton 8a Howell Gull' Clifton 8a Howell Avenues Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 Clifton 5c to 51.00 Store 2020 W. McMillan Cincinnati, Ohio Club Callio 3527 Harrison Avenue Live Music Fri. 8a Sat. Nites Clutch Motor 8: Brakes 3431 Burnet Avenue 221-2550 Fred E. Soergel Compliments of Preferred Service Bureau 1615 Central Parkway Compliments of Albert L. Boehmer Funeral Home 281-2161 Compliments of Carmen's Barber Shop 1937 Harrison Avenue Compliments of Century Builders, Inc. American Colony Company Compliments Davis-North Window Service 242-1212 Compliments of Dee 8: Lanier Compliments - Forbes Pharmacy 5838 Hamilton Avenue College Hill 541-5246 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of H. 8a L. Market Compliments - Iglers Pharmacy 8428 Vine Street Free Delivery Compliments of William Koffel Family Compliments of Mike Kremm Compliments of Obert's Pharmacy Compliments of Charlie Rampello Woody Sander Ford Compliments of Rumpke, Inc. Compliments of St. Bonaventure Church Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments of Stern Vending f Food Division St. Bernard, Ohio Compliments of Swope Plumbing 510 E. Ross Avenue Compton Pony Keg 9157 Winton Road 522-7234 Congrat's 8c Good Luck To the Class of '70 Tom 8a Diane Congratulations Class of '70 Mr. 84 Mrs. W. B, Goldschmidt Congratulations to the Class of'70 from Maria 81. Rick Congratulations to Seniors of 1970 Congratulations Seniors from Homeroom 202 Soph Country!! The Coors Brothers Co. 5106 Gray Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45232 Custom Valet Dry Cleaners Hollytree 8a Humpstead 521-0690 George Deddens Florist 8436 Vine Street 821-3196 Deluxe Fruits 4183 Hamilton Avenue Northside 681-0173 Deno Apothecaries 2328 Auburn Avenue 2825 Burnet Avenue Doherty's Cafe 1736 Queen City Avenue 921-9584 Ed's Pure Oil 1001 Ludlow Avenue 541-9779 Earl Egner's Sohio Service 2333 Quebec Road Top Value Stamps Emmon's Casual Lady's 8: Men's Wear U niversity Plaza Enge1hardt's Grocery Sullivan 8L Jackson St. Bernard Erhardt's Texaco Service Winton 8: East Compton 521-1482 Fred S. Eveleigh, Ins. 1172 Galbraith Road 931-5500 Joseph Faigle 8: Sons Jewelers 5329 Glenway Avenue Finnytown Foods Winton 8L North Bend Free Delivery 541-0627 F.J.A. Construction Co. 489 Riddle Road Cincinnati, Ohio Fries Cafe 3247 Jefferson Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 Dr. Golden Associates 12 E. Sixth Street 2nd Floor 241-5064 Good Luck Seniors from Roger Bacon Senate Shine on Harvest Moon!! Good Luck 8: Success to the Seniors of'70 Village Bakery A. Greenhills Supershell Eswin 8: Enfield Service on Purpose Greenhills Variety Store Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 825-8866 Greenlee Carry-Out Corner of Scenic 8a Greenlee Free Delivery 1-lcrb's Friendly Gu1fStation Galbraith 8: Daly Roads Cincinnati, Ohio Hi! from '7lers Lunch QRS JB, LH, PR, CL, MN, KT, KN, NU, PK, LD, CR. Hoffman's Cafe 1673 Westwood Avenue 921-9619 Howardls Delicatessen 4302 Sullivan Avenue 281-4924 Hussel Candies 4714 Vine Street St. Bernard IGA Stanley Munafo 4929 Vine Street J ack's Place Across from St. Francis Hospital Jacob's Women Apparel 4029 Hamilton Avenue Knowlton's Corner 451-2531 Juniors are Beautiful People from the Junior Homeroom Presidents Junior's of Roger Bacon Class of '71 Juniors Lunch MNP Kay's Beauty Salon 4614 Tower Avenue St. Bernard Thomas B. King Pharmacy 4936 Vine Street St. Bernard The Kissell Co. VA-FHA Loans Walt Geers 621-0415 Klaiber Pharmacy In the Heart of Friendly Elmwood Place Koch's Marathon 9666 Hamilton Avenue 521-9130 K ramer's Meats 916 Hempstead Congratulations Class of'7O Ludwig's Shoes Stores Lutz Flowers 2417 White Street 921-0561 Marky's Agency Mark Vogeler 48 E. Mitchell Avenue M 8L M Pony Keg 2745 W. McMicken Avenue 541-9537 Modern Tailors 84 Cleaners 271 W. McMillan Street 621-0035 Montgomery's Food Market Fairmont's Finest Morel's Delicatessen Robert E. Morel 281-6963 Karl Mouch, Jeweler 7200 Vine Street Carthage 45216 M 8L S Auto Supply 4427 Vine Street 281-4904 Mueller-Luebbers Pharmacy Winton 8L Compton Roads 931-1727 Muench Painting Repairs 8: Remodeling 681-5762 Muennich Florist Supply 9850 Lakeview Drive Cincinnati 45231 Nat'1 Drapery XL Slip Cover Co. Special Decorator Fabrics 522-3131 or 522-5575 Nick's Cafe Bates 84 Colerain Ed Nicholas Niemann Jewelers Over 20 Years in College Hill Obert's Pharmacy 436 Springfield Pike Wyoming 45215 Ohio Book Store 726 Main Street Cincinnati, Ohio Our Lady ofthe Rosary 15 Farragut Road Greenhills Pasqua1e's Pantry 1742 Queen City Avenue 251-0713 Pedro's Mexicana 209 'A W. Millan Avenue 381-4880 Pixie Florist 8621 Winton Road Cincinnati, Ohio Poorman's Stork Club 1770 Westwood Avenue Cincinnati 45214 Priscilla Bakery 4818 Vine Street 281-1595 P 8L T Restaurant 8542 Winton Road Best Wishes to All Quebec Delicatessen 2305 Quebec Road 921-9641 Queen City Cleaners 1749 Queen City Avenue 921-5334 Queen Optical 10 E. Sixth Street Street Level 241-5333 Rehn's Meat Market 1566 Chase Avenue 541-1204 Cletus C. Robinson Wholesale Confections 630 Tafel Street George Ruter's C Sc D Cafe 1714 Hanfield One Hour Martinizing 4429 Vine Street 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. St. Bonaventure Bowling Lanes 1789 Queen City Avenue Cincinnati 45214 St. Clair T.V. Sale 8L Service 4533 Vine Street 221-5865 Sam's Delhi Marathon Anderson Ferry 8: Foley Roads 922-7775 Santo Florist Third Generation Same Location 541-4455 Schlanser Pharmacy 4300 Sullivan Avenue 281-7905 Schmidlin Hardware Co. 4729 Vine Street 281-3754 Schmidt's Quality Meats 1009 Jefferson Avenue Reading, Ohio 45215 Seiler's Bike Shop Schwin Sales gl Service 7207 Vine Street Sickman's Grocery 1880 Westwood Avenue 921-9744 Joe Simone's Meats 4311 Vine Street Choice Meats Bc Poultry Smal1's Grocery 2801 W. McMicken Avenue Party Supplies Smitty's Barber Shop 6413 Vine Street Elmwood 45216 Spirit of'71 LD, PS, JC, MF, LO, LS, DO, MK, SS, BK. Arthur M. Sponzilli - Realtor 7100 Blue Ash Road 791-1331 Spring Bowl 4430 Chickering Avenue 681-3500 Stark's Ready to Wear St. Bernard Studio of Beauty 916 Hempstead 522-8443 Tablc?fF2 MNP - Pat, Gar, Sandy, Donna, Mary, Sue, Terry, Lucy, Sue, Angie Terrific Ten LM, DF, MM, MAA, JC, SK, RR, BH, MAK, DR. Thanks to Mr. Koss and Sr. Marion Junior Class Officers Tom's Barber Shop 4608 Vine Street Hours: 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Tower Food 4247 Tower Avenue Open nite 'til ll Up-To-Date Food Products 5521 Fair Lane Cincinnati 45227 Vess's Barber Shop 1312 California Avenue 242-9820 Virginia Bakery Bakers of Better Baked Food 861-0672 Washington Grill 110 Washington Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio The Weight Watchers ofJKL 92, 140, 90,130,119,141 Table? 18 Western Hills Upholstery 1866 Westwood Avenue 921-3881 West Hills Flooring Co. 3407 Harrison Avenue 661-6036 Wiebell Jewelers 4827 Vine Street 1961-4813 Mr. Steve Wingert Dud-n-Suds Open 24 Hours a Day Winton Place Pharmacy E. Epworth 8a Edgewood Aves 541-0368 Zang Pharmacy 1756 Queen City Avenue 921-5922 PERS ONAL PA TR UNS Mr. and Mrs. George Agricola Mrs. Tony Alessando Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Amrein Pauline Bauer Asmus Mr. and Mrs. Justin Auer Sue Auer Chris Balzer June Effler Balzer Mr. and Mrs. S. Baringhaus Mrs. Irene Bates 8: Family Chris Beiting Miss Eleanora Beiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Beiting Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernath Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bertke Judy Bias Greg Bible Lena Biedenbach Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop Blues Canticle Rockland and Terri Bochelle Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boerschig Tracey Boesken Mary Bolte James Borsch Family Bertha Lee Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bowman Bill Beyasko Family Mr. and Mrs. George Brackmann The Brennan Family Brentwood Gulf Service Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Breyer Mr. and Mrs. George Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brosey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brueggeman Buckwheats of'7l Deb and Juli Burdett Oxygen Co, Mr. and Mrs. John Calder Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlotta Lila Carlotta Duffy Carney St. Clement Youth Club Clifton Hardware Charles T. Cobb Family Robert, Jean, 8: Colleen Connelly Compliments ofa Friend '72 Compliments of Paint-n-Place Congratulation 70 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cosgrove County Beverage Brentwood Cathy Courchine Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Courchine Mrs. Anna D'Ambrosio Mr. and Mrs. Dominic D'Ambrosio Diane and Tina Bill Dashlay Dave H. and Cathy S. Debbie and Dan Denise and Mark '72 The Deutsch's Barb Deye '71 Mrs. Harold Deye Dick S. Spirit of 78 Mary Dickhaus Mr. and Mrs. James Doddy Donna and Paula Mr. J. R. Donohoue F5 Kathy Donohoue '73 Mrs. Ruth Pulskamp Donohoue Jim Doyle '71 is one Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Doepker James E. Durkin Mrs. James E. Durkin The Joseph Dwertman Family Dynamic Dual- Cindi and Mike Paula Easter '71 Herb Ebert Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eckart Ed and Gail '70 Edna and Gin Nancy Sue Goldschmidt Ellert Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ellig Mike Emming Engine Co. 34 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Essert Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eveslage Mrs. Frank Farielle The Fearless Five Father Felix of GLR Miss Mabel Feuten Mr. John Finley The First Aid Kit Al Fluegeman Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ford Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frey Miss Virginia Frey The Friends From the Guys at the Pizza Hut James Froning Family Carol Gannon '70 Art and Pat Garavaglia Carol Ann Garcia Gary and Christie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geers Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gcers, Sr. George and Terri '73 Pat Gilkey '70 The Gills, Inc. Mrs. T. J. Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gleason Elaine Goldschmidt '70 Good Luck '70 Tom Good Luck to Class of'70 Good Luck Chris Dacey '70 Good Luck Margie, Pat and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Gramly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Granger Mrs. Norma Graves and Family The Greenlee Grizzley JH Missy Grieszmer - St. Monica Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gruenwald Mr. and Mrs. George Grunthaner Things go better with '70 Sue Grunthaner Mr. and Mrs. J. Gutzwiller Sr. H 8: W News 8a Smoke - Cheviot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haeufle Mr. and Mrs. F. Hammann Howard L. Hample Family Pat Hansel R. B. '70 Happiness! Happiness is Class of'7l Mrs. Harvey Pat Harvey and Pat Seah Mrs. Edward A. Hatke Sue Hauser '7l The Haworth Family Margaret Hayes '7l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heal Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Heckel Emma May Heim Linda Herrmann Jeanne Hines '7l Holli Hock and Ric Koontz Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hoell Michael Hoell William L. Hoeffer Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hollmann Mary Pat Holtmeier Frank Holtmeier Family Homeroom 202 Homeroom 305 Mrs. James M. Hosty Kathy Hosty '71 The Howards Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huber Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Humbert Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Humbert, Jr. Jan and Al '70 Laverne Jansen Jay and Eileen Jempscaped Has Charisma The Jenkins Family Jerry and Anna Marie John and Barb John and Linda '70 John and Nance Joni and Mary'73 Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Junker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Junker Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Kasselmann The Kast Family Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Kathman The Keim Family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller Cindi Keller '70 Mr. and Mrs. David Kelly Lamar Kelly Ken Keppel Elizabeth Kessler '70 The Killinger Family Phyllis Kelms '7l Joanne Klosterkemper Gertrude Klug Terry Knecht '71 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koenig Dr. and Mrs. Fred Krause Lady Mary Beauty Salon Luigi La Cortiglia Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laible Mr. and Mrs. A. Lakes, Jr. The Harold Lakes Family Sandy Lakes '70 Sherrie Lakes '71 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lasita Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leary The Leist Family Peggy Leonhardt '70 Let the Sunshine In Lisa and Mary Little Prissy of '71 Mr. and Mrs. Lohr 8L Family Lou and Whit Kathy Luebbe Mr. Leo B. Luebbe, Jr. Mrs. Leo B. Luebbe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Al Lykins Bill Macht TV Mrs. J, Maiorano The Cecil Manuel Family Ellen Marchant '72 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Marchant Mr. and Mrs. C. Mastrullo The McCarthy Clan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCoy Felicie McKenna Seretha McKenna '71 Me 84 He fWeJ Arthur Mees Family Mike and Barb Mike and Rita '70 Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Miles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mink Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mink Mr. and Mrs. O. Minniti Robert Mitchell Family Mr. A. F. Moorman Mr. and Mrs. James Moriarty .and Mrs. Rob. Morris . and Mrs. M. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Most Catherine Mouch Robert Mulvaney M umolepeg Mr Mr Miss Jeanne Mushaben Mr. and Mrs. Rob, Mushaben Virginia Mushaben Nancy and Bob Nash The Niederhelmans Raymond Niemeyer Mr. and Mrs. John Nierlich Norbert's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohl Christie Olding '70 Connie 8: Mike Olding Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Olding Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Orlando Frank Ostenkamp The Osterbrock Family OLR Youth Club PALRMRKWDMPSJSRDSM A Patron Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Payne Peace Peetz's '66, '71, '73, '74 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pfeiffer Phil and Deb '71 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Piket Pixie Florist Paul Porta Family Marylis Quakte '71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey Pat and Bob Ransweiler Mr. and Mrs. B. Rasico Mr. and Mrs. R. Reary Mrs. F. Reany The Rebennack Family Mary Rebholz Carl Redden Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed Linda Rehkamp '71 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reidmiller Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Richardson Rick and Claire Robert Rickenbaugh Family Barbara Robbins Mary C. Robinson Robyn and Gary Mr. and Mrs. W. Rolfsen Romeo '69 Ron S. and Toni T. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosen Rosie Del. 1623 Race St. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rossbach Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rottner Mary Otting Rower Jim Ruebusch Barb Rumpke '70 Cheryl Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumpke Irma Rusche The S.J.M.A.S.D.J. GANG Sam and Dahl Sansharie Beauty Shop Mrs. J. E. Rakel Schad Mr. and Mrs. Scherpenberg Genie Lee Schlatterer Mrs. Carl Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. R. Schmitt Mary Schneider A. F. Schplowsky Urban F. Schulte Family E. and H. Schumacher Jenny Schutte '71 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schwegman Seaton is the Best See Sue at Franklin's Mr. and Mrs. John Seuberling Shalom - Kay and Pat Shar-n-Dave '72 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherman Thomas Sicking Familv Sister Margaretta Miss Valentina Skalski Mrs. Frank A. Slacke Tom Slade Family Mr. and Mrs. W. Snellink Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soergel Janet Soergel '71 Steve and Denise Steve and Sandie Steve-Spirit of 73 Mr. and Mrs. G. Stoll June Stoll '71 Bob Strotman - Husman Dealer St. X's Homecoming '69 Sue and Mike Tank and Bethie '71 The William Tekulve Family Miss Viola Thamann Joe, Mike, and Jeff The SOS Club Members The Spirit of '71 - ZIP Mrs. Mildred Thomson Tim and Tier '71 Lyn Toben '72 Tom and Diane Joseph Trauth Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treinen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ulm Mrs. Rosalyn Frerich Vale Jan 8: Bill '72 Jeanne Venezia '7l Mr, and Mrs. Herman Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Vollmer Judy Vollmer '72 Maryann Vollmer '70 Mrs. Helen Wagner Mr. and Mrs. C. Wallenhorst Mrs. Elizabeth Wallenhorst Mrs. Rita Smith Watkins Judy Webster '70 Elaine Weingartner '70 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wess Martha Wetterich Mary Alice Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Wilker 8: Family Mrs. Margaret Williams Joan Willike Mrs. Frank Wingert 8a Family Winton Place Youth Club Mrs. Alma Wippel Carl R. Wolfram Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright You made me so very happy! Mr. and Mrs. LesterxZimmer 1932 Mrs. Mrs. 1933 ALUM AE PA TRUNS Evelyn C. Schwiers Mary Lou Keuper Young Mrs. Clara Seilkop Fitzpatrick 1934 Mrs. Ruth Boerger Coors Mrs. Jane Schlosser Kathman 1936 Mrs. Mrs. 1937 Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. 1938 Laura Tanahan Kenning Mildred Zerr Leonhardt Mary Evers Ann Glueck Mary Zureick Hinderer Helen Gehring Stegeman Mrs. Alice Stagge Heeg Mrs. Marie Schrott Murphy 1939 Mrs. Marcella Deubell Engelhardt Mrs. Rose Mary Beck Grassuiger Mrs. Mary Ward Kersh Miss Gertrude Wissel 1941 Mrs. Rita Nagel Coon 1942 Mrs. Delores Ward Day 1944 Mrs. Elaine Moeller Torbeck 1945 Mrs. Betty Geers Beck Miss Ruth C. Junker 1946 Miss Flavia Hilling Mrs. Lorraine Schmitt Schwi 1947 Mrs. Rita C. Elliott Geers Mrs. Joan MeiselHaeu1le Mrs. Carolyn Ries Keppel Cl' Mrs. Mary Jane Sturm Scherpenberg 1 949 Mrs. Virginia Zimmer 1-lollman 1950 Mrs. Geri Drahman Linz 1951 Miss Jean Rom 1952 Miss Esther L. Boehm 1956 Mrs. Bernadette Noonan Listerman 1957 Mrs. Bobbi Manyet Lindeman 1958 Miss Marilyn Pohlkamp 1959 Mrs. Barb Fitzpatrick Carter Miss Peg Dirr Miss Carol Pfeiffer 1960 ' Mrs. Angela Jungkunz Salyer Miss Barbara Smith 1962 Mrs. Karen Leonhardt Jamison 1963 Mrs. Donna Day lmmenhort Miss Gayle Nienaber 1964 Miss JoAnn Maiorano Miss Phyllis McKenna Miss Marilyn Schwiers 1965 Miss Rosemary Bredestege Miss Carolyn Fuchs Mrs. Diane Manuel Hammer Miss Betty Rusche Mrs. Pat Heeg Schneider Mrs. JoAnn Go1dschmidtVoege1e 1966 Miss Sheila Bach Miss Mary Ann Hoell Miss Kathy McKenna Miss Debbie Schulte Miss Karen Tippenhauer 1967 Miss Jan Anneken Miss Deborah M. Bode Miss Kathy Fitzpatrick Mrs. PatSchi1dmeyer Freeman Miss Marita Frerick Miss LaVerne Hafele Miss Pat Janson Miss Linda Jenkins Miss Kathy Keppel Miss Jan Kleingers Miss Kathy Schulte Miss Linda Stegeman Miss CindiVo1lmer Miss Judy Weingartner 1968 Miss Linda Day Miss Barbara Engelhardt Miss Karen Frayne Miss June Gilmartin Miss Sue Granger Miss llona Hasler Miss Carol A. Hatke Miss Anita Kalb Miss Patti Kenning Miss Cindi Queen Miss Sandy M. Reaves Miss Kathi Santoro Miss Janet Schulte Miss Judy Soergel Miss Marilyn Tenkman Miss Diane Tippenhauer Miss Maria Toben Miss Colleen Vogeler Miss Janet Wichmann 1969 Miss Debbie Boehmer Miss Mary Kay Boehmer M iss Pat Bolte Miss Janet Brinkman Miss Vicki Cullum Miss Linda Deutsch Miss Karen Doyle Miss Rosemary Eckes Miss Elaine Ehrhardt Miss Anita Flory Miss Barb Granger Miss Debbie Grieszmer Miss Janice Gutzwiller Miss Tricia Haynay Miss Donna Heeg Miss Jackie Hehn Miss Karen Herbe Miss Pat Hoell Miss Becky Juenger Miss Patty Kilfoil Miss Marta Klems Miss Carol Kroeger Miss Mary Kay Kuhn Miss Gail Luebbe Miss Sue Luedeke Miss Nancy Maiorano Miss Kathy Martin Miss Carol Mayborg Miss Doris Meyer Miss Myra Montgomery Miss Pam Mullenger Miss JoAnn Norton Miss Donna M. Paul Miss Mary Jo Puglielli Miss Sharon Santoro Miss Jeanne Schildmeyer Miss Elaine Shaw Miss Diane Stuttholt Miss Janice Torbeck Miss Peggy Wissel Miss Donna Zahner S taffers say goodbye 5' Editor--Janice Kast Assistant Editor--Peggy Leonhardt Page Assistants--Becky Braun, Mary Ann Breyer janet Doerflein Business Manager--Donna McCarthy Business Staff--Lillian Ashbrook, Therese Buken Debbie Dwertman, jan Hfnnburg Dune Hoffman Elizabeth Kessler, Mary Lou Sundrup, Pat Tieves, Diane T Advisors--Sister Luetitia Meyer Miss Helen Coard 160 uttle w ' Mwww fwwww W W U Q ww w ww Q 'w x wwwwwww ww wx 1 ww! w'www 'w w ww ,X .w wwww w w nww w ww wb ww ww w w ww w, w ww H M ' Www wwwww ww .w wwww ,w wwyx w' , w 'wwg, www w W x ww www X M w ww w wxwxwwm ww A '!w' 1w,, w www 4 . wk 1 ' ww' W . w 1 1 4 w n wig. w. x I, 1 1'- 1 J I J 7 Ll , TQIN' J I iffy ,HXJX ff l if 11 'Lu f I V 1 ff '11 ,f 'C ,' i f , ' V 1' 5 at-J 1' 0 ,J , fd' ' 1 'f V U1 , - AX- j fc, ,Lv 1 5 L' D I' ik! V . Tlx JJ'-4 ' ,'Y,1 ', I J' VI tl' :J Jo 1 J - , f, ww WL W , ,f J IU 1 f!!!xIu!v.L7 J f I. f . ,, fl A Lux X I 4' X jj, N ' V af 1 V W Q' 1 I1 ' 4 ' J ' , ' IV I If I' I I 4 C P ,171 '79, ,iq U I 1 C ffl , Uf ,I-1,i,' 5 fi- .4