Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

CAVALIER-1969 PURCELL HIGH SCHOOL The Students and especially the Seniors of Purceil High School proudly present the pictures and scores, the interviews, art work, and copy, the write-ups and comments of The 1969 CAVALIER as a vivid record of the achievements and spirit, the moods, the ideals and goals, the unforgettable moments tusual and uniquet and especially the people that together make Purcell High School and the 1968-69 school year - Outstanding among AH. in Gratitude to God our Father In the trust that He leads us to Truth ,.. This book is, of necessity, dedicated to many persons and many ideals . . . To those who in their lives seek the truth and who have shared it with us or sought to share it or who explained the truth of others, to those with whom we worked to build a perspective of truth, our teachers, c0unselors, and guides . . . To all those around us and especially our fellow seniors who offered us a trueness in friendship and in working together Who honestly excelled or tried to excell, who knew hard work and accomplishments or who only dreamed and felt generous mo- ments, to those who showed sportsmanship and trust, who be- lieved in service and showed this belief in actions, to those who were open or wanted to be open to other persons and other opin- ions r , . To those who always spoke what they truly felt And who brought intelligence to their sincerity, To those who were real and, in being themselves, true . . . The crueities and obstacles of this swiftly Changing planet will not yield to outworn slogans. They cannot be moved by those who cling to a present that is already dying, who prefer the illusion of security to the excitement and danger that comes with even the most peaceful progress. It is a revolutionary world we live in; and this generation at home and around the world, has had thrust upon it a greater burden of responsibility than any generation that has ever lived. - Robert Francis Kennedy To those in whom we found truth And who have told it to a men in all times In their art or in their living, And chiefly to Christ, Sophocles, Einstein, Shakespeare . . . TRUTH IN ART And to Robert Frost, Mendel, Chau- cer, St. Paul, Descartes, Thomas Jef- ferson, George Bernard Shaw, Boris Pasternak, VanGogh, Tom Dooley, Pythagoras, John XXIII, and t0 Mi- changelo for his Pieta and David , .. To All Who Died In The Joy Of Their Strength And To All Who Resolved To Grow In Trueness To Their Ideals And Not In Violence ---A t z . w. x o H Ly ya $44393 ..'. :3 III M To those who during our high school years Loved Life and embodied an inSpiration, And who lived and spoke eloquently for the truth Of a society more just, But who died in violence suddenly, T0 Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, lr., To all who died in the joy of their strength And to all who resolved to grow in trueness to their ideals And not in hatred or in violence I ,. The Example Of What Can Be Done FAITH IN IDEALISM Our trust in the integrity of human commitments is confirmed in men of greatness . . . 13 To those living who in their accomplishments have given or are giving us an example of what can be done with our tal- ents, who in their dedication confirm our faith in idealism and our trust in the integrity of human commit- ments, and eSpecially to Dr. Christian Barnard, James A. McDivitt, to Yev- geny Yevtushenko, Father Theodore Hesburgh, and to Senators Mark Hatfield and Edmund Muskie for ins- isting on perspective, logical frankness, and precisioned clearness in facing the political problems of our decade i . . To those who brought us to our present maturity, Who demanded excellence for our education and integrity in our personal growth, To our parents, our pastors, to our relatives and friends, To our bishop, His Grace Karl Alter . .. And in gratitude to God our Father, who created us to perfect us, and who blest our studies, our discussions and classes, homecoming, our exams and rallies, A Patch of Blue, our senior retreats with their strengths and weaknesses, the tur- key raffle, the meets and games . .. Who blest our district championship in basketball, our consistent or irregular interest in learning, our art work and certificates, our graduation e grateful, and with the trust that He leads us to truth. 15 SENIORS MIKEABAR Chemistry Club 3,4; Math Club 4; Physics Club 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Intramurals, PETE ANDRES Cavalier of the Month; Cheerleader 4; Fraction 1,2; Interracial Council 2,3; Photography Club 1,2; Plume Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Chrrn. of Intramural Committee 4; Variety Show 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Athletic Statistician 2,3; Bowling 3. AL AUDETTE Band 1,2,3,4; Photogra- phy Club 1; Safety Council 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. WALT BARLAG Junior Prom Commit- tee; Student Council 3, 4; Intramurals; Football '1. GREG BAUMAN Photography Club 1,2; lntramurals. JOHN ANDERSON Variety Show 4Business3 4; Intramurals; Football 2. BILL ATKINSON Co-chrm. of Student Information Committee 4; Bowling 2,3,4. CARY AUFFART Cheerleader 4; Fraction 1; lntramurals; Track 1, 2. ED BARLOH GCSL 3,4; Photography Club 1,2; Bowling 2,3,4; lntramurals, LARRY BECKWITH Biology Club 1; Plume Staff 2,3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Intramurals. LARRY BELL Interracial Council 1,2; Variety Show 4; Intra- murals; Football1,2,3,4. TED BEVIS Senior Prom Commit- tee; Student Council Secretary 4; lntramurals; Football1,2,3,4. MIKE BENTON DON BERNHARD Biology Club 1; Queen's lmrarnurals; FootbaH 1 Men 1,2. 2; Track 1,2,3. DENNY BERRI JOE HOOKER Fraction 1,2; Plume Staff Interracial Council 2,3,4; 3; Variety Show 1,3,4. Basketball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. 19 DAVE BERNERT TIM BERNERT Bowling 2,3,4; Intramur- Co-chrm. of Intramural als;FooIball4, Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Fraction 1,2; lntramurals. 3131 DAVE BREIC- BOB BRADLEY Band 1,2,3,4; Variety Senior Prom Committee; Show 2,3,4; Student Council1; lntramurals. lntramurals, MARTY BYRNES Fraction 1; lntramuuals. DON BURNS Bowling1; lntramuraIs, BOB BRINKER Bowling1; lmramurals. FRANK BYRNS Art Club 1,2,3; Intramur- als. HM BURBRIDGE Interracial Council 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. JIM BROWN Fraction 1; Variety Show 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3; Imra- murals. GREG CLEMENTS Fraction '1; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Plume 2,3, 4; Queen's Men 3,4; Vari- ety Showr4; lntramurals. SIM CONROY Bowling 1; Cross Country 2,3; Intramurals; Physics Club 4. BOB CONTADINO TERRY COSGROVE Guidance Counselor's CHRIS COOK DENNY COOK TIM CORCORAN Math Club 4; Photogra- Aid 4; Physics Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Variety Show lntramurals; Basketball 1; Intramurals; Football 1,2; phy Club 2; Intramurais; Student Council 1. 2,3,4; Golf 4. Cross Country 1; Track 1. Track 3,4. Bowling1,2,3,41 JOHN COSTELLO MIKE COSTELLO TOM CRONE JACK CRONIN DAN CROWLEY Intramurais; MgrsBas- ArtClub1,2; Intramurals. lntramurals; Basketball 1. Biology Club 1; lntramur- Yearbook Staff 4; Intra- ketba1l1; Mgr.-Football1, 2; Football1. als. murals; Baseball 2,3,4; 2,3. Football1,2,3,4. TOM CUMMINCHAM PETE CZEKALSKI lntramurals; Swimming1,2,3,4, JOE DENNEMANN Fraction 1; lntramurals; DERREK DICKEY Champs, 4; Track 2,3,4. I g NW 5 3s; 1'. Hi WALT DAVIS Interracial Council 3,4; Library Staff 4; Student Council 4; Intramurals; Football1,2,3. GREG DIXON lntramurals. DEAN DONOVAN MELVIN DWYER Cheerleader 4; Variety Intramurals; Footbalf1,2, 22 Show4, 3,4. LARRY FERRIS Fraction 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Light and Sound Crew 1,2,3; Junior and Senior DAN FISCHER Prom Committees; Stu- National Honor Society 3, dent Council 2,3,4; Varie- 4; Plume Staff 3,4; Year- IAN EMMERT ty Show 1,2,3; lmramur- book Staff 3,4; Intramur- Bowling1,2,3,4. TOM FANNING JOHN FEEKS als. als; Basketball 2. I DON FISCHER HAROLD FISCHER TOM FITZGERALD GRiG FLAHERTY JOE FLANIGAN Photography Club 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Library intramural; CCSL 1; lntramurals. Intramurals; Football 1,2; Safety Council 4. Staff4; lntramurals. Swimming 1. The Memories of HOMECQMI NC The 1968 Homecoming Friday, September 27 Purcell 28, LaSalIe- 6 King Dennis Peter, Escorting Janet Hehemann Of Regina High School First Attendant Jon Grote, Escorting Rene Czinege Of Marian High School Second Attendant Tim Corcoran, mt? ; Escorting Pam Davis 'I Of MCNicholas High School The Best Floats: Cavalier Bug by Pete Andres 1 The Cheerleaders Wagon Outstanding Among All. Dennis Peter, Purcell's 1968 Homecoming King 24 25 CARY FLETCHER Cross Country '1; Football 2; Track 3. DAVE FLICK Track 3, JOHN FOPPE Plume Staff 1,2; Intramun als. TOM FORTE JOHN FRANCINI LOU FREUDIGER StudentCounci11,2; Cav- It's Academic 4; Math lntramurals. alier Council 3,4; Chrml Club 3,4; Physics Club 4; of Junior Prom Commib RensselaerAward. tee; Chrm, of Senior Prom Committee; Evans 1 , STEVE FRIETCH TOM FRITZ Scholar; Library Staff 4 Art Club 1,2,3,4; Variety Plume Staff 2; Queen's Basketball 15 Football 12' Show1; Intramurals Men 4; Intramurals. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, 26 1.1.. -1 JAMES CAUSELMAN 1 Variety Show 2. JOHN GATTO KENNETH GAUL Intramurals. Fraction 1; Intramurals; - Cross Country 1; Football 2; Track '11 27 U TOM FUGAZZI Chrm. of Spirit Commit- tee 4; Student Council 1, 2,4; Intramurals; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track1,2. ROBERT GAINES Variety Show 4. STEVE GARDNER Photography Club 2; Vice-Pres. 3,4; Plume Staff 2,3,4; lntramurals. DAVE GEBHART RONALD GEORGE Student Council 1; Prayer Art Club1,2; lntramurals; Meeting; Variety Show 1, Football 3, 2; Intramurals; Tennis 1,2, 3. STEVE GEORGE Intramurals; Track1. DAN COTTLIEB Plu me Staff lntramurals. 1,213,4; STEVE GILLIGAN Student Council 1; Intra- murals; Cross Country 1, 2,3; Track1,2, LARRY GREIS Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Intra murals; Cross Country 1; Football 2; Track 1,2. JOHN CIORDULLO Fraction 1; lntramurals; Bowling1. JON GROTE Debate 1; Fraction 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Attendant; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals. JOHN GLADWELL Library Staff 4; Intramur- JIM GUDMENS Plume Staff 1; Intramur- als; Bowling1; Football1. als; Basketball1, JIM HABIC Band 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Variety Show 2,3; Intra- murals; Bowling 1; Foot ball1, DENNY HAMILTON Plume SIaff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramurals1 fl; JIM HEALY ANDREW HAZLEY Fraction 1; Photography Variety Show 1,2;Baseball Club 2,3, tPresJ 4; 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4,' Queen's Men 3,4; Stw Football 1,2,3,4; Swim- dent Council 1,2,3; Year- ming 1; Track 3. book Staff 3,4; Intramur- aEs; Swimming 1. m I BOB HILL PAUL HILLEBRAND ArtClub 3,4; lntramurals. Bookstore 3,4; Safety Council 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,3,4. WALT HEEKIN Intramurals; Golf 3,4. JOE HELMES Co-Chrm. of Spiritual Committee 4; Plume 1,2, 3,4; lntramurals; Basket- ball1;Football1, DAVE HERRMANN Intramurals; Bowling 2,3; Golf3,4. j BOB HILLEBRAND Safety Council 2; Service Club 3. HM HOLDREN Fraction 1; Guidance Sec- retary 2,3; Intramurals; Mgr.-Basketball Mgr.-Footbal11,2,3. 1.2; FRANK HOMAN JOHN JONES JOHN HOWISON GRAHAM ISOME Band 1,2,31 KPresJ 4; Plume Staff 2; Queen's Interracial Council 3,4; EDJASPERS Plume Staff 1,- Student Men 1; lntramurals; Ten- Intramurals; Baseball 2,4; Art Club 1,2,3; QCSVL. 3; Council 1; Variety Show 2, nis 21 PAUL HUSSEY FootbaFl1,2,3,4. Jntramurals; Bowling1,2. 3,4. GARY HORTON Fraction 1; lmramurals; Baseball 2; Football1,2. MIKE JONES G.C.S.1.. 4; Variety Show 3; lmramurals. 1. Outstanding 1 Amon g 03:51:39 FRED KAHSAR Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; lntramurals; Cross Country 1; Track 1, 2. 30 MARIO KEMPFF Exchange Student on Tour Scholarship from San Calixto, Boliva; Phys- ics Club 4; Chemistry Club4. JlM KENNEDY Student Council 4; Intra- murals; Variety Show 4; Football1,2;Track1,2,3. BILL KNIGHT Band 1,2,3, Wice-Presj 4; Fraction 1; Chrrn. of Stu- dent Informations Com- mittee 4; Queen's Men 4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4. BILL KOESTERS lmramurals; FO0Iball1. JIM KOEHLER Physics Club 4; Intramur- als; Cross Country 2. BILL KRAFT Debate1,2; It's Academ- ic Team 4; Evans Scholar; Math Club tPresJ 4; Plumes Stafif 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Imra- murals; Bowling1,2,3,4. BOB KRUSE Service Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Variety Show 2, 3,4; lntramurals. TOM KUCIA RICK LANG Fraction 1; Service Club 1,2; Variety Show 2; Footbal12,3,4; Track 2. JIM LABANZ lntramurals; Baseball 2,3, 4; Football1,2 TOM LEWIS lntramurais; Cross Coun- try'l,2. RAY LAMPING National Honor Society 4; lmramurals; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3, KO-Cath 4. JOHN LOCKE Intramurals. 32 BOB LUCAS Glee Club lnlramurals 1,2,3: CHUCK LUKEN Debate1,2,3,4; Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Interracial Council 3,4; Chrm. of Catholic Intra- School Council 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 W.P. of Senior ClassL' Intramurals. BILL MADISON Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Staff 3; lntramurals; Pho- CHARLES MANNINO BRUCE MAROIS LOUIE MARX tography Club 1,2; Variety RICK MALY Intramurals; Bowling 1,2, lntramurals; Bowling 2; G.C.S.L. 4,- Photography Show 1,2; Bowling 1,2. Art Club 2; lntramurals. 3,4; Baseball 2. Variety Show 4. Club1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. ,3, JOHN MCGUIRE DENNY MCMURRAY TOM MCNARY CARL MEINERS ERIC MELVIN lntramurals; Baseball 2; Biology Club 1; Photography Club 3,4; Footba1l1,2. EntramuraIs. Plume Staff 3,4; Variety Show 4; Intramurals, DOUG MENNE lntramurals. BR1AN MILLER Band1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2; Plume 1,2,3,4; Queen's Men 3; Student CouncH 1, 2; Yearbook 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; lntramurals; Football 1,2; Track 1. SCOTT MERCURIO Student Council 2; Year- book 4; Intramurals; Swimming 1,2,3, 1Co- Cath 4; Trainer-Football 1,2,3,4; Trainer-Track 1,2, 3,4. BILL MILLENNOR lntramurals; Cross Coun- try 2,3. DAVE MERGENTHAL Light and Sound Crew 2, 3; Variety Show 2,3. CHUCK METZCER lntramurals; Cross Coun- Fraction 1; Intramurals; JOE MOHRHAUS Cross Country 1,2; Track Intramurals; Basketball 1. TED MIDDELBERG Biology Club 1; Debate 1, 2,3,4; StudentCouncil1,2, 3, President 4; Chrm, of Ways and Means Com- mittee 3; Junior and Se- nior Prom Committees; Fraction 1; lntramurals; Football1,2,3,4;Track1,2. TIM MULLARKEY Varimy Show 3; Intra- murals; Football1,2. CHARLES NADER STEVE NAVARO JULIO NEYRA ED OBERMEYER DENNY O'BRYAN Biology Club 1; lntra- Debate 1,2,3,4; Chrm. of Fraction 1; Football 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Safety Council Service Club 1,2; Ways and Means Com- Swimming 1,2,3, 1Co- 4;Variety Show4. lntramurals. mittee 4; Student Council Capm 4; Track 1,2,3, 2,314; Chess Club 4; Math Club 4; National Honor Society4; Plume Staff 2,3, 4. murals; Swimming 1. .23! BOB ORTHER STEVE OWENS NEAL PALMISANO BILL PEREZ DENNY PETER Lighland Sound CrewZ, Plume Staff 1; lntramur- Plume Staff 3,4; In. lntramurals; Football1,2. Debate 1; Fraction 1; Homecoming King; Intrar als. tramurals. murals; Cross Country 1, 2,3,4. RAY LAMPING BEST LIKED PETE ANDRES .. . MOST SERVICE MIKE UHL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN FRANCINI MOST INTELLECTUAL RICK MALY MOST HUMOROUS TED MIDDELBERG BEST LEADER DERREK DICKEY MOST ATHLETIC RICK SCOTT BEST DRESSED MIKE REINERS Biology Club 1; Fraction 1; Juniotr and Senior Prom STEVE PHILLIPS JIM PIELAGE LARRY REICHARD Committees; Student G.C.S.LA 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; G.C.S.L. 1; Intramurals; HARRY PUTHOFF lntramurals; Baseball 2,3, Council 4; Football 1,2,3, lntramurals. Cross Country 2. lntramurals, 4; Football 2. 4; Track 1. JOE RIEG G.C.S.L. 3,4; Photography Club 2; Intramurals; Bowling 2,3,4. 4 . i BILL RIESENBECK lntramurals, 38 CRIS RITTER Variety Show 3; Intramur- als; Baseball 2; Football 1. BOB ROBINSON lntramurals; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4,' Foot- ball1,2. DAN ROMANELLO Fraction 1; Plume Staff 3; Student Council 4; Varie- Iy Show 2,3; lntramurals; Football1,2,3,4;Track 1A DAVE RIZZO Intramurals; Football 1,2, 3. LARRY ROLFES Debate 1; Math Club 3, WicewPresJ 4; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Finalist; Plume Staff 2,3, Mss't. Editor1 4; Intramurals. BILL RUEBUSCH Fraction 1; lntramurals. IIM RUPP G.C.S.L. 1,2,3 Wice4PresJ 4; Cheerleader 4; Photog- raphy Club 1,2; Intramur- aIs; Bowling 2,4. FRANK RUSSO Variety Show 1,2,3; In- tramurals; Bowling1,2,3, 4. GARY SCHROTT Plume Staff 1,2. JACK SAYRE Fraction 1; Queen's Men 4; Variety Show 4; Intra- murals; MgrA-Football 2,3, 4. DICK SCHWARTZ Scholastic Art Award 2,3; Intramurals. BOB SCHAEFFER Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intra- murals; Baseball 2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. JEFF SCHWEER Glee Club 3,4; Intramur- als; Bowling1. 40 TIM SEURKAMP Intramurals; Cross Coun- Intramurals; Golf 3; Baser CARY SHARPE lntramurals. PAUL SMITH Fraction 1; Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Plume 3; Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Intra- murais; Basebail 123,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4. JOHN SHEEHAN Inter-racial Council 2; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1,2; Mgr.-Baseball 2,3; Mgr,- Football 2,3,4; Swimming 4. TOM SNIDER Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2. DARYL SIMON Variety Show 3; Intramur- als. TOM SPJNNENWEBER Variety Show 2,3,4; Intramurals. DAVE SMITH Intramurals; Cross Coun- try 2. HM STAMMER Variety Show 3; Intramur- als; Bowling 2. JIM SMITH G.C.S.L. 1; Fraction 1; ln- tramurals; Bowling1,2,3. KEITH STEGMOYER Band 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; lmramurals; Bowling 2. RICK STONE Debate 1,2; Plume Staff 4. BOB STROUP Biology Club 1; Photog- ra ph y C Iu b 4; lntramurals. ' JACK SUNDSTROM lntramurals; Bowling 3. JIM THOMAN Library Staff 1; Student Council 1,2; Intramur- als; Bowling 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1. JIMTIERNEY Chrm. of Spiritual Committee; National Honor Society 4; Intra- murals; Football1,2. PAUL STRASSER Glee Club 2; Library Staff 4; Intramurals; Swimming 3,4. DAVE SUMPTER interracial Council 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. PAUL SYLVESTER Buckeye Boy1s State Al- torney General; Chrm. of Dance Committee 3; Debate 1,2,3,4; Evans Scholar; Fraction 1,2; Harvard Award; Interra- cial Council 3,4; Junior and Senior Prom Commitw tees; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Plume Staff 3,4; Queen's Men 4; Student Council 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Variety Show 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Intramurals. DAN TIERNEY lntramurals; Baseball 2. TIM TIGHE Fraction 1; Interracial Council 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1. RICK TURNER Student Council 4; Intra- murals; Bowling4. JOSEPH TILLEY AA Glee Club 1,2,3, WresJ 4; lntramurals; Bowling 4. RON WACKENTHALER G.C.5.L. 1,3,4 Wice-PresJ 2; Queens Men 1,2; Stage MIKE UHL Cavalier of the Month ; Chrm. of Publicity Com- mittee 4; Debate 1,2; It's Academic Team; Math Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Plume Staff 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; lntramurals; Bowling 1,2, 3,4. JOHN WARNDORF Football 3,4. 43 TOM VON HOLLE G.C.S.L, 1,2; Library Staff Intramurals; TOM VOLLMAN Band 3; Fraction 1; Stu- dem Council 4; Variety Show 2,3; lntramurals; Track1. TONY WATERS Math Club 3,4; National STAN WEINHEIMER Honor Society 4; National Art Club 1,2; lntramurals; TOM WELTER CHARLES WETZEL Merit Commendation; Bowling 1; Mgr.-Cross Intramurals; Football 1,2, Biology Club 1; Fraction TOM WETZEL Plume 2,3,4, Country 2; Mngrack 2. 3,4. 1; lntramurals. G.C.S.L. 3,4. GEORGE WHEELER ALLYN WIESENHAHN STEVE WILGER MARK WILHELM PAUL WILLENBRINK G.C1S1L. 2,3, tPresJ 4. Co-Chrm. of Intramurals lntramurals;FootbalJ1. Student Council 1,2; Debate 1; G.C,S.L,1,2,3,4; Committee 4; Fraction 1; lntramurals. National Honor Society 3, Yearbook Staff 4; lntra- 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Intra- murals; Golf 2,3,4; Basket- murals; Bowling 2,3,4. ball1,2. TOM WILMERS Student Council 2; Inner murals; Bowling 2,3; Football 1; Golf 4. MIKE WOOD Chess Club 4; National Merit Commendation; Plume3,4. CARY WRIGHT Chess Club 4; Fraction 1, 2; Library Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Plume Staff 4; Student Council 1,2; In- tramurals; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. 45 JIM YOUNG Biology Club1;Glee Club 1,4; Physics Club 4; Light and Sound Crew 3,4. JIM ZIMMER Yearbook 4; Baseball 2. Larry Greis and Mike Gardner in The Mummy Wrap. . , 5 I'- u h ,- Senior Day Senior Day, fast becoming a tradition, was held this year on May 14th at Millcrest Park in beautiful Norwood. Ten events were held under the direction of Mr. Connor and Bro. Dennis Johnson. Winners in each event were awarded ribbons. The final homeroom standings were, 1st place, 4D, 2nd 4C, 3rd 4F, then 43, 4A, 46, 4E. 4-Dwins again! Hi Hothe Dairy-O! Joe Booker and Rick Maly, what a pair. Senior Prom May 23,1969 Prom King Ray Lamping. First Attendant lon Grote Lookout House Baccalaureate June1, 1969 Graduation Taft Theatre, June 3,1969 Salutatorian h Larry Rolfes Valedictorian - John Francini Marianist Award - Pete Andres Principal's Award - Mike Uhl Archbishop McNicholas Award - Mike Abar Knights of Columbus Award - Dan Fischer , w? M; y kwgwhy a qmwwawwk ,. :ru 8ch 5:: mcgmmmi FAC U LTY If there is any period one would desEre to be born in, is it not the age of revolution, when the old and the new stand side by side and admit of being compared; when the en- ergies of all men are searched by fear and by hope; when the historic giories of the old can be compensated by the rich possibilities of the new era? This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. -Emerson 1.. i Outstanding Among All FATHER DENNIS JASPERS .. Sophomore guidance counse- lor, friendly and interested, teach es two classes of algebra 1. MR. LEONARD HAMM - Connoisseur of life, eager German teacher and head of the language department, ju- nior English instructor, unde- featable, hard working. BRO. JAMES BROWN h The Brothers' answer to Howard Hughes, master of business and accounting classes, graying hair proof of his dedication. MR. BARRY FOGWELL i With or without his mustache an excel- lent biology teacher, hard driv- ing, alert, gets up early to mod- erate Purceil's glee club. MR. ARTHUR ALFERS - One Of the 27 nominees for Teacher of the Year, teaching health, geogra- phy, and commercial law, re- spected baseball and freshman football coach, a sharp dresser. BRO. NORMAN OiCONNOR - Dares to be different, a thinker, widely-read, a man with a fresh approach to teach- ing world history and English, an expert on the Chin dynasty. 55 . 56 FATHER ROBERT WUBBOLDING - A man of conscience with a sensitive soul, alive, makes religion come alive, senior guidance counse- lor, half of the Higgins-Wubbolding faculty debating team. MR. FRANK DOWD - Band director extrordinaire, head of the music de- partment, teaches history of the arts and music, warm, 3 master of Showmanship. MRS. RUTH DEAN - Secretary for the Guidance Office. BRO. THOMAS PIEPER - A man of action and boundless energy, always involved, a solid religion teacher for the now gen- eration, gives his time and talent to the drama club and cheerleaders. MR. DAVID WIRTH - Fresh- man health teacher with more energy than the freshmen, has charisma, freshman basketball and football coach . 57 MR. PATRICK HIGGINS t A man of iron in the classroom teaching history or coaching the reserve football team, steady. BRO. DENNIS JOHNSON - Fast- paced, assistant athletic director, fresh- man guidance counselor, alert, encourag- ing, a demanding history teacher. MR. NEAL CONNOR - Championship varsity basketball coach, personable, ath- letic director, teaches senior POD. FA- THER JOHN ULRICH - A quiet profes- sional man who communicates a love of good books to his junior English students, helpfully available at most sporting events. BRO. DON FAHRIG - Multi- media man in the McLuhan image, librari- an, advisor to the Plume interested in ideas as well as image, moderator of the National Honor Society. h MR. FRANKLIN SHANDS - An artist with his feet firmly on the ground, hair grayed by experience, a strong track coach. BRO. FRANK SMITH - A chemistry teacher whose effervescent friendliness hints that he's found the elixir of life, a daily comuter from the Marianist student center. MR. DON- ALD POPELAR - A dynar'hic English teacher with first hand experience in the world of drama, alive, coaches golf and swimming, head of the physical education department. 59 6O BROTHER LAWRENCE EVESLAGE He is a strong man lntensely concerned For the students of Purcell Concerned with making them Christian men Deeply committed to making Purcell A school of quality education Of high standards and A challenging curriculum. He is a strong man With strong ideas and plans And very strong ideals Respected throughout the city As a serious educator As a civic leader A Christian gentleman An embodiment of Purcell's motto - Outstanding among All. 61 BROTHER MYRON ACHBACH, as a history teacher and in his duties as vice-principal, stood out as a man of impressive professional standards. He was consistently fair, while constantly de- manding the highest responsibility and maturity of the men of Purcell. Many found beneath his firmness a friendliness and warm sense of humor. Our procurator FATHER ROBERT HUNT contin- ued to bring to the school, in the words of Cardi- nal Cushing, institution, restitution, and pros- perity. He was a hard worker and an able steward. 62 BRO. ROBERT POLITI - Adept at business math and marketing, suc- cessful director of the band and turkey raffle. MR. ROGER BRANDNER - Low key, teacher of trig and advanced algebra, known to have smiled for the Roylac photographer. BRO. JOHN LEMKER - Head of the science department, inspiration to the physicists of tomorrow. MR. RICARDO OLIVER - Cuba's gift to the Purcell Spanish department. BRO. PETER REILLY - Coach of the award-winning speech and debate club, teaches freshman English, without guile. FATHER BARRY AUER - Demands the best of his students in religion and life science. FA- THER RALPH PRANGER e Patient and Iong-suffering, conducts well- prepared latin and history classes. FATHER WILLIAM FARRELL - A man with a keen sense of humor, teaches senior religion and P.O.D. 63 FATHER DARREL BURNETT - Clerical service with a smile, spe- cialized in senior English and religion, business advisor to the yearbook, acclaimed by the critics for his production of A Patch of Blue and Marty. MRS. PAULINE BUSCHLE - Wafm, efficient, and always friendly, secretary to the principal. - 64 BRO. WILBER HAMM - Perfec- tionist and friend, teaches economics and general busi- ness, constantly working to improve safety on the streets of Cincy through his driver ed program, seldom jarred. MR. MICHAEL LUERCK - Proud father of a baby boy, efficient coach of reserve football and basketw ball teams, quiet not perceptive, teaching health, a real gentle- man. FATHER EU- GENE MUELLER - Sensitive and hard working head of the Guidance Department. 65 What we need in the United States is not division; what we need in the United States is not hatred; what we need in the United States is not violence or lawless- ness, but love and wisdom, and compas- sion toward one another, and a feeling of justice toward those who still suffer with- in our country, whether they be white or they be black. Robert Francis Kennedy FATHER ANTHONY PERFETTO - Le bon pere, spends blood and tears making French a living language, weIi-rounded disposition, kind, Open-minded. BRO. DON CICHON e- A new- comer to Purcell, showed experience beyond his year, his geometry class measured up to the high quality of math at Purceli, willing bowling moderator. BRO. HUGH BIHL - Typing in- structor, director of the Marianist community. MRS. ROSEMARY HARDING e Secretary to the procuratort MRS. MARCO DIERKS - effi- cient secretary to the Procurator. MR. LARRY DEVANNEY - Chairman of Purcellls math department, enthusiasm contageous, master teacher drawing computer skills out of his students without bending or mutilating, advisor to the It's Academic team and the Student Council, subscribes to National Review. MRS. LANG - Efficient, cheer- ful secretary to the vice-principal. MR. PAUL GRO- NEFELD - Varsity coach who led Purcell's football team to the best season in years, track coach, teach- es P.O.D. and United States history. BRO. GARY MARCINOWSKI - Man with a pas- sion for perfection in mechanical drawing, a real builder, spends after school hours in creative photography and locks - a real combination. BRO. BARRY TRICK - Head of the Engiish de- partment and half of the senior English team, re- fuses to take himself too seriously, moderator of the yearbook and student council advisor. MR. RICHARD BEERMAN - Patient and hard working algebra teacher, coaches cross country and re- serve baseball. BRO. LARRY UNGERER - Hard - driving typing teacher by morning, dynamic apos- tle at the inner city Bible Center in the after- noons, a man of conscience. Praestans Inter Omnes x . ,w. .' 14.: 1.1;. 1,3. 't' $63K fiVi- a 1 r. M..- $ .f -u' 7 '19 1 3., ,. :4 if. H m 5!: w I .m- 5 PO RTS ,5 v; Outstanding Among All Mike Mania heads for the end zone vs Moeller. Varsity Football The 1968-69 Big Red Football team, under new head coach Paul Gronefeld, started off with a show of great talent. In scrimmages the team destroyed Aiken, With- row and Indian Hill. But before the first game the inju- ry bug bit deepiy into the starting line-up. Despite this handicap, the Fighting Cavaliers went on to tally a 6-4 slate - the best since 1962. Against Dayton Carroll, the Big Red fought back from a 0-10 first quarter deficit to an 18-10 victory. Against Courter Tech, leading 40-0 with 21 minutes left, substitutes were used to prevent a monstrous score. In Andy Hazley, Joe Booker and Tom Forte lead the way on a halfback sweep against Moeiler. the LaSalIe game, Paul Smith, Jim Burbridge and Joe Booker led the way to a 28-6 GCL victory. The team showed the same power in victories over Newport Catholic i14-Oi and McNicholas i28-101. In the final game of the season Purcell, out to avenge the '67 loss to Eider, put together a fine display of teamwork for a 12-6 victory. Those receiving AII-Star honors were Joe Booker, Ray Lamping, George Reid, Joe EEIison, Ted Bevis, Frank Shands, Bill Schmidt, Mike Reiners, Steve Harris, Andrew Hazley, Tim Tighe and Jim Burbridget ., i t ' -. - 5 u? i M n ' . Jr'imJt-t Bevis, Booker and Shuckman throw good blocks as Smith sets to reIease a bomb vs Badin. The Purcell Hard Rocks play it tough. Defensive end, Danny Crowley, has a private boxing match With Moeller lineman. Joe Booker makes an AlLStar effort against GCL champion St. Xavier. 75f ROW: J Burbridge, T. Fugazzi, P, Smith, M. Mania, B Schmidt, M. Reiners, T. Bevis, T. Forte, T. Welter, T. Tighe, S. Harris, A, Hazely. 2nd ROW: J. Sheehan mgr.lj E. Underwood, W. Flowers, G. Hick, T. Middleburg, G. Reid, J. Warndorf, B. Schaffer, R. Lamping ko-capm J. Booker Ico-capu, D. Crowley, R. Lang, B. Gonmer, D. Sumpter, M. Talbert, L. Bell, W. Burbridge kngm. 3rd ROW: J. Ellison, J Brack- Crowiey and Hazley make a good effort to block this Moeller field goal attempt. man, S. Halpin, S, Fugazzi, R. Koehne, C. Jenkins, 5. Garacia, B. ReH iners, B. Ryan, C lsorne, B. Fitzgerald, J. Breig, S. Mercurio Itrainerl. 4th ROW: M. Laage, D. Smith, C, Williams, T. Healy, N. Shuckman, R. McKenzie, K. Fletcher, J. French, 8. Kaiser, M. Dwyer, D. Bernert, B. Schleibaum, D.Romanello,T-15hands. McKenzie and Smith lead the interference a5 Shands sprints for pay dirt. Purcell 0 Ham Badin 40 Courter 13 Dayton 28 laSaHe 3 Roger Bacon 17 Newport 14 Moeller 0 St. Xavier 28 McNich 12 Elder Torn Welter practices Karate while talking to the coach. Cavaiier defense destroys a Moeller halfback. I. : 1.f;.-d tvf,?k Frank Shands following Ted Middelberg's block- The Cavaliers run a devastating wedge through and over Moeller defenders. ing on halfback sweep vs Badin. 3 I. 35121:; gar . 14!: n Ink? ' QM .- vg- u n. TOP ROW: left to right: P. Flaherty tMng; D. Studley; C. Theuring; Barton 3rd ROW: G1 Delvechio; T1 Stickley; D. Frietch; J. Bond; 5. M.Flaherty;S1Baker; B. Barlag; P. Kennedy; K. Schmidt 2nd ROW: Gardner, E. Bell; PV Geraci; J. Hasel; T. Gillespie; l. Chiodi; W. Farol; C. Davis; P, Romanello; T. Flynn; J. Middleberg; B, Wine; 1, Budde; T.Fitzwater;1mgr.1. D1 Corcoran; D. Haunert; E1 Lang; D. Overberg; D. Schweppe; BV Reserve Football Purcell 14 vs. Newport Cath1 0 12 vs. Eider 14 0 vs. St; Xavier 20 6 vs. LaSalle 14 24 vs. McNicholas O 1 6 vs. Roger Bacon 8 H 6 vs. Moeller 8 '1' 24 vs. St. Rita 28 Won 2 Lost 7 Coach Patrick Higgins Freshman Football Purcell 20 vs. McNicholas O 0 vs. St. Xavier 6 0 vs. Moeller 12 19 vs. Newport Cath, 0 0 vs. Elder 14 8 vs. LaSaHe 14 24 vs. Roger Bacon 6 Won 3 - Lost 4 Coaches Wirth and AIfers try to get the Fresh to move. TOP ROWIeft to right: T. Leiver; P. Geraci; H. Cercamp; W. Becker; Lake; I. Snecrtny; D. Serg; T, Roprowski; L. Conover; J. Torris, L. j. Feld; M. Niehaus; M. Wallace; P. Grote; T, Krebs; EA Ceiry; B. Eg- Theurin. 3rd ROW: B. Rouse; l. Hervey; A Shmuddy; J. Megeff; R. bers 2nd ROW: J. Peni; R. Fletcher; B. Donnos; l. Mott; l. Slickley; l. Hennan; JA Busmeyer. 3'34531:T 4 LE 3 J .1 T.u';'t'! FJ'I'4KWIVWQI srwvm Derrek DickEy Most Valuable Player Best Rebounder . Maurice Stokes Award ,- First Team All State i First Team AII City First Team All G.C.L. $ity Scoring Title i .nnfl VARSITY: 8. Robinson, C. Nickert, I. Brackman, D. Dickey, M. Mattia, l. Booker. tSEATEDJ P. Shannon, 1. Burbridge,1. Riesenberg, W. Burbridge, A. Hazley, D. Luke. Varsity Basketball Purcell showed their outstanding spirit and quality in the 1969 Varsity Basketball season. For the first time since the beginning of Purcell, the Cavaliers won the District Championship by nipping LaSalle 54-49. Mr. Connors called it his biggest and the team's best achievement of the year. Moving on to the Regionals at Cincinnati Gardens, the Big Six ran Hamilton Garfield off the floor in the first game, but turned around in the second and lost to Dayton Chaminade in a heartbreaker. Another accomplishment of the team was winning the G.C.L. for the first time since 1960. In doing this the varsity squad took St. X 73-65, thus making it the first time we beat an X varsity team in basketball and football since 1960. Coach Connors said, We did ev- erything right. The boys were superb. The height and ability of Dickey, the spectacular moves of Luke, the rebounding strength of Robinson and Booker, and the playmaking and fastbteaking of Hazley and Burbridge - all combined to give Purcell the greatest team in its history. 81 Championship Coaches Connor and Leurk. The coaching job of Mr. Connors and Mr. Leurck was truly phenomenal. They put in hours upon hours of theirtime to return Purcell's championship pride. Yes, Purcell was magnificent in '69 Varsity Basket- ball. The most obvious reason for the team's success is the playing ability of Derrek Dickey. In recognition of his outstanding ability, Derrek was one of the 100 ath- letes receiving the title and award of All American in 1969. The men on the team have a great deal to be proud of, which in turn gave the seniors and gnder- classmen something to be proud of also. PURCELL NO. 1. ti :1. m, s ,,.. , 'A . Cool hand Luke. Booker muscIes his way through Robby shows his stuff. A YEAR TO REMEMBER Purcell 88 vs. Courter Tech. - 73 vs. Elder 69 vs. Roger Bac0n 89 vs. Moeiler 73 vs. McNicholas 62 vs. St. Xavier 89 vs. L. Flaget 78 vs. LaSalIe 76 vs. Newport Cath. 70 vs. Elder .5 6 6 , 89 vs. Roger Bacon 7 . E .7 ' 65 vs. Columbus East 9 at ' f .3 73 vs. St.Xavier 67 vs. LaSaIle V $3 9 a7 95 vs. McNicholas i 89 vs. Newport 116 vs. Walnut Hills 64 vs. Moeller WON 15 LOST 3 9 a Derreck drives for two against Moeller. Andrew sez Boy, will they talk aboul ihis one! hwy 31:: 53 60 71 66 55 65 83 64 61 56 58 83 65 57 56 77 60 62 Capt. Jimmy Burbridge going up for a crucial shot against Bacon Dickey grabs another as LaSalle stares in awe. Fast-breaking Purcell in action. - 5m ,. '2 J. .g- , k .; w a kl : A1 ! -? 3a? ? i. M ; in :7- t Qt Jr- ' a o ,r ' I : '5ho g, . '5' P?. 3 ' i ' i. ? K. . I l 23 IS E i1 f a' ;' 1.3..- ! ... -' . $1 , rt gal ; bet ,3 '7 ' my putsgll to Bacon scoring. Tournament Scores Vi V5. V5. V5. VS. V5. V5. McNicholas Western Hills Courler Tech LaSaHe Roger Bacon Regional Hamiilon Garfield Dayton Chaminade Won 6 - Lust1 Reserve Basketball T, Stickley J. Budole R. Navaro D. Overberg B. Mahoney G. Momper M. Bryson l. Midd1eberg, Unanj J, Held 5. Baker M. Geraci K, Carroll I ,- Basketball Scores ReseIrves Purcell 69 L v55 Courtei' Tech. ' 33 4O ' v.5. , EIderI ,. 5 47 5415 I vs. . Rogier Bacon I ' 38 50 v5. Moeller 39 47 vs. McNicholas 51 42 vs. St. Xavier ,. 61 52 vs. - St.?rancis 39 48. vs. LaSalle I ' 50 ' 33 vs. Newport Cath. 36 46. 1 v5. ' Elder . 40 5 57 vs. Roger Bacon 5 35 '70 vs, McNicholas 45 . 54 vs; St.5ngier 5 '5 ' 50 46 vs. LaSalle I 48 57 vs, NeWport Caith. . 55 37 vs. Walnut Hills 5 . 47 43 vs. Moellei' , 5 4, SB Won 9- Lost 8:: - 5 86 Freshman Basketball Purcell , . . . . . 52 . . . 45 .. ........... NeWport Catholic Purcell V ..... 21 . . . 33 ...... .., ............ Elder Purcell 37 ..... 39 ................ Xavier Purcell......34V..,48.,H....H... ......... LaSalle Purcell ....... 31 ..... 37 ... ..... .. .,,,,. McNicholas Purcell.. ...36 ..... 40..,.... . . ....RogerBacon Purcell .. .... 22 . 41 ................ .... .Moeller Purcell ..,. . 48 ..... 39 . ......,.. . ,Newport Catholic Purcell.....,.28 ,...43 ................... ,..Elder Purcell.... 45.,H 39 .......... ,Xavier Purcell ....... 44 ..... 50 ..,, .,., .. LaSalle PurceH ....... 59 ..... 33 ................. . St, Theresa Purcell .. . , , 51 ,,38 ........ ... ...... McNicholas Purcell . .,.58 ..... 38 ...... , RogerBacon Purcell.. .. 42. .37 ..... W..Moeller Purcell 26 .. ,31 ....... ., ..LaSaHe Purcell ...... 54.., 42.. ...McNicholas Purcell 7.. . . 30 . . 38 ......... ,.. .,, ...Moeller BOTTOM ROW: D. Ragland, R. Frietch, T. Roettgers, l. Forte, P. net, J. Busemeyer. ROW3: DV Harding, R. Barbaro, D. Rechtin, M. Piening, C. Blank. ROWZ: M. Sweeny, N. Heard, M. Wright, J. Harrs- Riendle, T. Navaro, C. Maxwell. On your mark, GO!!! ...................... ROW 1 lleft to rightl John Sheehan, Peter Czekalski, Scott Mercurio lcapt.l, Eduardo Neyra lcath, Paul Strasser. ROW 2: D. Schoney, J. Comroy, M. Fraly, S. Pohl, DA Hare, P. Ruso, J. Ruso. ROW3: T. Seurkamp, Bl Pannos, T. Schmidt, E. Lang, C. Fraley, D. Dean, I, Raasch, J. Stickley, l. Hicken, B. Shields, D. Burgess. Swimming Now I hope he's satisfied that I grew fins. Unable to overcome lack of experience, the Swimming Team, coached by Mr. Popelar, was unsuccessful in their attempt for a winning sea- son. Though most of the members were new, the team performed well in the toughest dis- trict in the state. Even with the loss of five seniors, Scott Mer- curio and Eduardo Neyra iCo-Captainsl, Pete Czekalski, Paul Strasser and John Sheehan, there will still be a good number of promising underclassmen to fill the gaps. J'unior Mark Fraley broke the 60 yard free- style record, and was followed by freshman Doug Burgess in the 400 yard freestyle. These Aqua-Cavaliers will be the leaders next season. RECORD WON 4 LOST 6 GCL 4th place District 6th place TOP ROW Left to Right: T. Corcoran, IMng; R. Chambers; C- HiCk: Strasser; P. Conlon; C. Jenkins; B. Rigclon; H1 Williams. 4th ROW: D. Dickey; J, Eliison; B. Schmidt; J.Breummer,tMgr.12nd ROW: W. Coach Frank Shands; RA Mckenzie; T. Grascia; M. Thomas; J. Healy; Shiels tTrainJ l. Bonds; J. Tierney; S. Harris; C. Kelley; T. Forte; C. D.Smith; L Page; G.Wright; Coach Paul Gronefeld. Williams; M, Linly. 3rd ROW: B. Barton; M. Morehead; F. Shands; J. 1 T Varsity Track Records Set in 1969 High Jump Derrek Dickey 6' 5 r High Jump Relay Derrek Dickey, Dave Luke 12' 3 440 yd. dash Dave Luke 49.2 Shot Put joe Ellison 58' 31B 880 yd. run Cleophus Kelley 1.59.5 Discus Tom Forte 160' 4 31 880 yd. relay Frank Shands, C. Kelley, a Shot Put Relay Tom Forte, joe Ellison 99' 91D Ron McKenzie, Steve Harris 1:295 Mile Relay Ron McKenzie, Steve Harris, NEW SOPHOMORE RECORDS Cleophus Kelley, Dave Luke 320.4 C 120 yd. High Hurdles James Bond 16.3 k 2 Mile Run Bob Ridgon 10:38.3 9O Big T m Forte in his p rfection as the competitors look on. Kelley tries harder, Derrick Dicky, up and over. There's nothing to it men. l AAAHHHHHHHHHH! l McKenzie in the broad jump, Reserve Track BOTTOM ROW: Shiels Mng, Ro- manello, Luscane, Qualan, Flowers, Middelberg, Linley EMng TOP ROW: Coach Gronefeld, Smith, Bleisinger, Lang, lankowski, Macintosh, Coach Shands. m-- uf- .-:u L 1. Freshman Track Team BOTTOM ROW H to Rt Conover, Burgess, Fletcher, West, Haviin, Stick- ley, Calloway, Kemper, Berger. 2nd ROW: Ko- prowski, Pohl, Hervey, Hovey, Hutchison, Longo, Hanrahan. 3rd ROW: Roellig, Schleuter, Wallace, Huber, McGoff, MeyerA 4th ROW: Holt, Gardner, , , , Becker. TOP ROW: 7 g Lustengeger, Leav- A . . . F ,r er, Rechtin, Eaves, f k ' '1 Q Heard, Scott, . Kg Blessinger. ? w Ar 51-!!! '5! ? y Freshman Track Team 1969 W 3'55 11E: , - m m 5:7 .7 15! ROW left to right: 1. Labanz; D Crowley; P7 Smith Kapm L. Reichard; T. Tighe; D. Boulton tMng. 2nd ROW: M. Talbert; M. Dean; J. King; M. FehL 3rd ROW: R. Piccicillo; K. Bosse; D. Frietch; R. Coe; G. Diersfng. Most Valuable Player Tim Tighe Most Improved Player Roger Coe Kylies Jones Award Paul Smith Districts Purcell,..,1.r,,.0,wMoeller Purcell ,.. 1 .. . , 9 ..... Hughs Season Record Won 2 Lost 17 Kiug nails 3 man at first. Crowley swings away. Varsity Baseball Action behind the plate, Reserve Baseball, SCORES Purcell . .. . 11 ..... 3 ........ Walnut Hills Purcell ....14 . . . . 6 ......... Walnut Hills Purcell.....3 ..... 2...... ,.Moeiler Purcell . . . 11 .., .7 .... Newport Catholic Purcell . . . . , 3 ..... 2 ,...Newport Catholic Purcell ...,5 ..... 2 .............. LaSaIle Purcell ..... 2 ..... 12 ....,. . Saint Xavier Purcell ..... 0....1..,..........Elder PurceH ..... 6 ..... 14 ..Elder Purcell .....5 ..... 6 ............ Withrow Purcell ..,.,1 .,.. 7 ....... . Woodward Purcell .. . . 3 ..2 ............ Harrison Purcell ..... 3 . . . . . 6 ............. Moeller Purcell ..... 8.... 3.. .,.....Mariemont Purcell ..... 3 ..... 9...........,..LaSalle Won 8 Lost7 Talking over the situation. Well guys, this is how it's done. u..?'i.;.gg;, 4x. 2 I m 5'. ' Vi? Humans. ax TOP ROW 0- to Rh 1. Budde, D. McKeown, B. Wine, S. Gardner, P. Ken- nedy, D. Haunen. MID- DLE ROW: T. Roetgers, B. Maciarello, T. Gillespie, D. Studley, P. O'Neii, S. Cammerisi. BOTTOM ROW: G. Delvecchio, B. Vitale, J. Schnirring, M. Bryson, W. Sweeney, T. Sylvester, W. Ford. TOP ROW tL to Rt: G. Fraley; M. Fraley; S. Wetherall; M, Ceraci; J. Peckskamp. 2nd ROW: 1. Poilitt; T. Williams; D. Ragland; K. Gavin; J. Fo'rte. Coach Konkoly On May 24, at Ohio State, John Peck- skamp captured the state singles title from incumbent Binns of John Hay High tClevelandt in three sets. Earlier, at Walnut Hills High, the scene of tend nis regionals this year, John beat Mar- iemont's best in the first two sets of the final match. Peckskamp also took the singles crown in the Cincinnati District High School Tournament defeating Withrow's David Mehl, 6-2, 5-7, 6-2. If 11'? '. 1 - -.E-.'.A L TO R: Walt Heekin, Rick Meyer, Jim Held, Allyn Weisenhahn, Dave Herrmann. Golf Big Shot Weisenhahn takes big swing. Purcell .. . . 0 ....... 9 ............ Moeller Purcell....5 ....... 4......,...lndianHilI Purcell .. . . 3 ....... 6 ........... St. Xavier Purcell . . . . 9 ....... 0 . . . . . . ,. McNicholas Purcell....9 ....... 0.... WalnutHiIIs Purcell . . . . 4 ....... 5 ............ Moeller Purcell .... 2 ....... 7 ........ Roger Bacon Purcell ....VZ ...... a1X2 ........... Elder Purcell .... 9 ....... 0 ... Newport Catholic Purcell .... 2 ....... 7 ........... St. Xavier Purcell .... 3 ....... 6 .......... Anderson Purcell . , . . 41A? ..... 41X2 ........... Elder Purcell .... 3 ....... 6 ............. LaSalle Purcell . . . . 310 ..... 9 1X2 ....Roger Bacon Purcell . . . . 31X2 ..... 5 VZ ...... Anderson District Meet 333 8th meEO LQHC- maummem HCT'WES :3 Outstanding Among All Cincinnati is a city- MADEUPOF PEOPLE. .. People saying things . .. trying to be 101 AND 50 IS PURCELL THINKING AND TRYING TO BE. SAYING THINGS. .. CAUGHT UP IN ACTIVITIES. .. DOINGTHINGS. .. . . .as these pages will show. PEOPLE elected to LEAD. . . Committee Chairmen: Larry Ferris Ted Bevis Tom Eichenberg Steve Navaro Pete Andres Tom Fugazzi New Officers: President- Bill Ryan Vice-president- Neal Schuckman Treasurer- Jeff Riesenberg Secretary- Mark Fraley UP WITH PEOPLE! the PEOPLE. .. Doing things, Taking pictures, enjoying life, who made this YEARBOOK. Yearbook Editors: Tom Fugazzi, Jon Grote tsmilingL Brian Miller, Paul Sylvester, Pete Andres, Steve Gardner. 106 e n 0 d .K... e n 0 d S If; a M Honor SOCIETY mationah FRONT Ieft to right: G. Clements, R. Lamping, P. Smith, T, Forte, D. Fischer, P. Andres. SECOND ROW: 1. Habig, A. Wiesenha'nn, L. Greis, L Grote, T. Cosgrove. THIRD ROW: D. Cook, J. Holdren, G. Horton, D, Smith, S Gardner. FOURTH ROW: 0. Willenbrink, N. Palmisano, R. Lang, M. Abar, FIFTH ROW: C. Luken, D. Peters, M. Uhl, P. Sylvester, J. Francini. AND LEARN. 108 -dag hammarskjold Let me read with open eyes the book my days are writing- Purcell's It's Academic Team emerges as the best in the city. Purcell's brain trust defeats MoelleHsteam, -. airbag E: u: mqu Km: 4 . Brother Eveslage and Bill Kraft discuss academic issues. . 40995 ...people who like to learn. i095: 110 PLUME staff: FRONT,1eftto right: W Klocke S. Pohl C-. Clements D. Hamilton MIDDLE: T. Clark L. Rolfes D. Gottlieb R. Helmes J. Klug G. Fraley BACK: L Sullivan J. Helmes R. Connolly l. Conroy C. Gates L. Beckwith J. Healy PLUME AWARDS 68-69 Miami Valley H.S. Journalism Association SECOND PLACE FOR BEST NEWSPAPER '69 National Scholastic Press Association ALL-AMERICAN Columbia Scholastic Press Association FIRST PLACE Detroit Student Press Association IGNATION COMMANDER Catholic Scholastic Press Association ALL-CATHOLIC PLUME EDITORS 68-69 ABOVE: William Kraft, Editorial Edi- tor; AT RIGHT left to right: Larry Beckwith. Editor-in-Chief; Daniel Fischer, Sports Editor; Rick Stone, Literary Editor; Brian Patrick Miller Art Editor; Larry Rolfes, Features Editor; Tony Walters, Features Edi- tor; absent: Mike Brandstener, Fea- tures Editor. ALIVE! Pu rcell's PEPSI Generation Photo Club IMAGINATION 112 PEOPLE taking pictu res ang maumg O --13 5.:- Om 0 PHOTO CLUB: FRONT ROW K. Kemale, S. Fisk, T. Hew Iy, J. Elfers, GA Tartaglia. BACK ROW R Dettmer, E. Rave, K. Dietchem, J, Healy, R. Stroup, S, Gardner; Moderator: Brother Gary Marcinowski, Awards from the Shillito Art Show: 7 Finalists, 3 gold keys, 3 honorable mentions. have more fun. 113 Bookmen And Bro. Don Library staff: SEATED FIRST ROW left to right: Timothy Nightingale, Thomas Von Holle, John Johnson, Walter Davis Ill, Frederick Kahsar, Daniel Fischer STAND- ING BACK: John Gladwell, Chris Cook, Harold Fischer, Edward Rave, Kenneth Fletcher, Harold Grome, Thomas Forte, Paul Strasser, Gary Wright. Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah Sis 0 300m 0 Bah E P: .. 2 .. .. 1 a The PruceH Concert Chorus. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: More- head, Mike; Rave, Ed; Davis, Walt; Purnhagen, Steve; Singer, Randy; Vitate, Paul; Hickey, Jay; Wehrmeyer, Peter; Connolly, Pat; Pike, Jeff; Kaes, Mike; Nerl, Dale. SECOND ROW: Vitale, Mike; Bell, Lar- ry; Hornbach, Dan; Kahsar, Fritz; Keehnen, John; Hansen, Greg; Grote, Tom; Shuman, Steve; Sylvester, Torn; Gorski, Bob; Koppana, Mark; Loftus, Terry, THIRD ROW: Hare, Dennis, Lusane, Art; Jacobs, Greg; Reinhardt, Rick; Geiger, Bill; Brinkmeyer, Dan; Young, Jim. FO RTH ROW: Mazur, Les; Wilp, Greg; Schweer, Jeff; Howard, Louts; Greis, Larry; Yankosky, Nick; Sweeney, Walt; Stange, Bill; Dermody, Dan; Bruggemanl Rick. BACK ROW: Flick, Greg; Blessine ger, Ed; Koppana, Dave; Valerius, Tony; Venneman, Nick; Niehaus, Paul; Kroner, Ken: Reenan, Tom; Coe, Roger; Taylor,Tim; Kennedy, Bill. tNot Pictured: Harsnett, Richard; Helmes, Richardl, The 1968-69 Concert Chorus t Mr. Barry L. Fogwell, directorof the Concert Chorust The 1968-69 Concert Chorus had a most active schedule this season, both at the Castle and on concert tours. Under their director, Mr. Barry L. Fogwell, the men of Purcell's glee club began preparing for their many engagements well before school officially opened in the fall. During the academic year, rehears- als were held daily from 7:45 A.M. until homeroom pe- riod. The first concert was a guest appearance before the girls at the Sacred Heart Academy in Clifton on October 24. Then, on November 27, the Choristers went on the road again to do a pair of guest concerts e the Summit in the morning, Marian High School in the afternoon. Michael Vitale, student president of the organization, acted as M.C. on these tours. All the au- diences received the group with warm enthusiasm. Highlights of the tour programs included such num- bers as HA Whale of a Tale, Onward Christian Sol- diers, and Moon River. 'lSugar-bear and Taylor turn on the charm for Jeanne- Marie Cunningham after the Marian concert, Mr. Fogweil coaxes smobth harmony out of the tenors during the Christmas Concert. On December 22, the night of our annual Christmas Concert, the Purcell chorus brought the Sacred Heart Academy Glee Club to the stage as their guests. In ad- dition to performing numbers of their own, both cho- ruses ciimaxed the evening with over100 mixed voices singing Climb Ev'ry Mountain, The Little Drummer Boy, and the Hallelujah ifrom Mount of Olivesi by Beethoven. Mermaid Minnie iDan Brinkmeyeri carries the drunken sailor iFrilz Kahsari down the aisle during the song, A Whale of a Tale at Marian guest concert, I Die Meistersinger von Hackberry! Moon River, widerthan a mile. . Opening sefection ofihe tour concert programs: Loch Lomond. Mrs Sheblessy, director of Sacred Heart Glee Club, graciously receives red roses after the Purcell Christmas Concert. Feeeeeeeeee-ga-roooooooooooooo1. The Double Quintet sings With A Little Bit of Luck in guest concert at the Summit. January and February were devoted exclusively to rehearsals in anticipation of the second semester's engagements. A barbershop quartet made up of se- niors Fritz Kahsar and Larry Greis, junior Bill Geiger, and freshman Terry Loftus performed Sounds of Si- lence in the Variety Show in March. Tom Sylvester, librarian and incumbent secretary of the chorus, also performed in the V5 with a moving rendition of Abra- ham, Martin and Johni'. On March 16th, the full Chorus was the Summit girls' guest in their spring concert. Fa- ther Ken Schoettmer was substitute director in Mr. Fogwell's absence at this concert, thereby becoming chaplain emeritus of the glee club. Father Schoett- mer was also instrumental in the selection of some of the fine music performed by the chorus this year. The most outstanding event in choral music this year was the Music-Art Festival, held in Purcell's auditorium on April 27th The program included a performance by the octet of The Apple and the Worm , a tenor solo 0f Schubert's Ave Maria by Terry Loftus, and Battle Hymn of the Republic for full chorus and band. One result of this fine concert was a request for a stereo- taping of the choral sector by the producer of the Bob Braun SOFSO Club. The tape was cut and sent to WLW-T on May 5th, along with a photograph of the glee club. Excerpts from the same concert were repeated on May 4th at Sacred Heart Academy. On May 25th the chorus sang High Mass at Assump- tion Church to celebrate Pentecost and Fr. Schoett- mer's first anniversary as a priest. The season's activities concluded with the Baccalaureate Mass on June 1st at St. Francis de Sales. The annual banquet was held on Sunday, May 31st at Coney island, at which time awards to all deserving members were distributed and the day was spent in well-earned celebration. Christmas At The .Castle The Purcell Concert Chorus and Sacred Heart Academy Glee Club combine forces in Beethoven's Hallelujah! from Mount of Olives'C 119 Master Performers 1x0!9krv.u157-; :1 IIPIS JO punog 9H1 THE LITTLE BAND with the BIGSOUND MR. FRANK-RIMSKY o KORSAKOV-DOWD AN UNIQUE ADDITON 122 BAND PICTURE ! 1968-69 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Frank B, Dowd, Director, Robert McAdams, Wiliiam Knight, Vincent Stelzer, Chris Cook, Edward Obermeyer, Thomas Jones, Bro. Robert A. Politi, S M, SECOND ROW: Dennis Tull, Gregory Brodrick, AI Audene, David Breig, Joseph Sullivan, Stephen Pohl, William Logeman THIRD ROW: Richard Willer, Roy Hord, Greg Long, Gilbert Schneider, Randall Gron, Mike Pleiman, Keith Stegmoyer, Joseph Wolf. FOURTH ROW: William Vitale, Richard Ha1i, David Sullivan, Roy Grever, Tim jones, Richard Clark, Brian Miller, Stan Hiltenbeilel, Gary SIegmoyer, Edward Dorsey. 123 uossa'l snopuawaJi V A Patch of Blue Gordon ................ Timothy Taylor Selina ................. Alice Moehring Rose Ann . .. JeanneMarie Cunningham Old Pa ............... Daniel Dermody Sadie .................. Christine Kuhr Paul ....................... Daniel Kay Mr. Farber ................ james Healy Pearl ................ Terri Cunningham Yanik .................... James Curtis 124 A Patch Of Blue By Elizabeth Kata D mod, IT'S a mod, VARIETY SHOW! 126 If music be the food of love Play on. I MOD MOD MOD MOD MAD MOD MAD MIGHTY MOT M O DMADD M M 4 D O M D w. S 0 MD mm 0 0M MM YY DD DD UA MM A4 00A Break Loose! MAKE IT FAKE IT BREAK IT DANCES FLOWERS GROW PEOPLE DANCE, AS IF IT WERE A NEW THING LIGHTNING SOUNDING SOUND-LIGHT UGHTANDSOUND 8013 . HiVW SDIlVWEIHiVW Mathematics Club KNEELWC: Heft to righn Dave Bur- ridge, Darryl Smith, Mark Egbers. SITTING: Dan Eller- horst Bec-treasj, Bill Kraft mresidenn, Gary Wright, John Francini, Mike Abar, John Mueller, Mike Uhl, Ter- ry Cosgrove, Tony Waters STANDING: Gerry Hammer, Chuck Cullen, Pat Dinan, Jim Spaezh, Steve Navaro, Tom Jackson. Missing: Larry Rolfes Mce-presidentl. Light and Sound Crew: a to R; John Feldmann, Tyrone Williams, Rich- ard Joseph, Daniel Hornbach, James Young, Ronald Gibbons, and Wil- liam Walch. GCSL GCSL GCSL GCSL GCSL Greater Cincinnati Safety League: Paul Hillebrand Ed laspers Joe Rieg Ed Barloh A1 Audette Don Fischer Jim Rupp Bro Wilber Hamm 5 Debate - 1968 o 1969 - Speech Speech and Debate: SEATED 9 Jim Spaeth, Pat Donan, Tom Jackson, Dave Burridge, T O T H I N K SECOND ROW 9 Mark Egbers, Paul Sylvester, Sid Cammeresi, John Santner. STAND- ING - Chuck Luken, Steve Navaro, James Johnson, Jeff Pike, Steve Blessinger, Ted Middelberg Missing - Tom Sylvester, John Johnson. People, People, people mQCEO LQHC- mCmHmmem U N DERC LASSMEN Our answer is to rely on youth .- not a time of life but a state of mind, a temper of the will, a qual- ity of imagination, a pre- dominance of courage over timidity, of the appe- tite for adventure oVer the love of ease. -- Robert Francis Kennedy Outstanding Among All Moderator: Father John Ulrich. E. Achten, R. Adrian, G. Anderson, W. Anzer, T. Arbogast, T. Bagby, W. Beck, T. Boehm, FA Boisseau, K. Bosse, J. Brackman, J. Braig, M. Brandstetter, M. Brewer, D. Brink- meyer, G. Broerman, W. Burbridge, D. Burridge, P. Buscema, M. Buschmeier, D. Cahill, J. Carnes, T. Carroll, A. Carter, B. Carter, R. Chambers, T. Clark, C. Clements, R Coe, 6. Cole, R. Connolly, l. Conroy, R. Conroy. 138 3B Moderator: Brother Frank Smith. ROW? Heft to righU: D. Dermody, R. Evans, J. Cook, T. Eichenber- ger, J. Dietz, P. Foppe. ROW 2: P. Davis, A. Corrill, M. Dean, J. Cullen, G. Diersing, W. Daherty, D. Ellerhorst, S. Fugazzi, R. Frietch, PA Emmerich. ROW 3: C. Cullen, PV Dinan, M. Egbers, J. Franken- hoff, J. Elfers, T. Cosgrove, T. Crowley MithdrewL T. DiPuccio, H. Elston, D. Cunningham. ROW4: J. Ellison, M. Crone, l. Frietch, M. Fraley, B. Fitzgerald, G. Flick, M. Fehr, D. Forster, L. Culber. Moderator: FL Ralph Pranger. A. Garascia, J. Gardner, R. Geers, W. Geiger, P. Geoghegan, R. 3C 1 Gfroerer, R. Gibbons, D. Gilb, F. Gilligan, R. Gottmer, G. Gratsch, H. Creme, 5. Halpin, G. Hammer, D. Hare, S. Harris, RA Harsnett, T. Healy, D. Hein, R. Helmes, R. Hemmel, R. Herzberg, J. Hiler, 5. Hil- tenheitel, W. Hoctor, M. Holtman, 8. Howard, J. Howison, J. Hurd, D. Hutchinson, W. lsome, J. Jack- son, R. Jackson, T. Jackson, 8. Jacob, G. Jacobs, C. Jenkins, R. Kaiser, C. Keiley, D. Kiffmeyer, R. King, W, Kiser, W. Klocke. Moderator: Brother Wilber Hamm. ROW 1 deft to righU: R. Marchal, K. McCane, D. McKenrick, R. McCarthy. ROW 2: M. Laage, R. Martz, W. Martin, K. Krammer, L. McHugh, T. Koch, W. Lynd, J. Krammer, G. Loftus, S. Knepfle. ROW 3: D. Koppana, R. LaGrange, F. Martin, A. Maciariello, R. 3 D Koehne, D. Martz, J. Losekamp, L. Metz, B McKinney. ROW 4: K. Malone, M. Mattia, K. Mckowen, J. Langley, J, Klug, L. Mazur, J. McNary, D. Luke, C. Knierum. Absent: K. Kroner, R. Llyod. l . s '5 am... ,. - ' $ mw mu Moderator: Brother Lawrence Ungerer. 3E ROW 1 Heft to righU: D. Meiners, G. Morgan, K. Powell, T. Murphy, 5. Pohl, W. Pohl, S. Peters, T. Owens, T. Prall, J. Metz, J. Orther, D. Miller, T. Pfister. ROW 2: S. Purhagen, J. Pecskamp, J. Prus, T. Prues, J. Prues, R. O'Neill, L. Osterday, M. Plei- man, J. Mueller, l. Page. ROW 3: P. Nei- haus, L. Noschang, R. Miller, J. Perry, G Nieman, C. Nickert, J. Pennekamp, J. Pic- Cirillo, D. Miller. 141 Moderator: Mr. Michael Luerck. Room 11, Row 1: A. Ramsey, J. Russo, P. Shannon, B. Rudloff, D. Smith, B. Schleibaum. ROWZ: R. Simpson, R. Rein- hardt, F. Schardt, J. Santner, J. Raines, M. Schnur, D. Rakes, J. Risenberg, J. Puthoff. ROW 3: P. Russo, E. Quinn, 8. Ryan, N4 Schuckman, J. Ring, R. Rom, F. Shands, B. Reiners. ROW 4: J. Spaeth, T. Reenan, S. Slattery, D. Putman, D. Schoeny, R. Rahe Schlegel, N. Schmid. Absent: G. Reid, B. Schmidt. 142 Moderator: ML Leonard Hamm. ROW 1 Heft to rightk J. Wattenhoffer, B. Spaeth, G. Tartaglis, M. Tolbert, N. 2055, T. Williams, A. Uhrig, P. Vitale. ROWZ: T. Valerius, M. Sullivan, E. Underwood, R. Worth, B Weber, M. Spille, J. Zepf, D. Vonhagel, D. Wetzel, M. Wellman. ROW 3: V. Stelzer, N. Venneman, J; Wulker, G. Stegmoyer, T. Taylor, 6. Zoller, G. Wilp, D. Willer, M. Zenni, D. Swarts, C. Williams. 143 Moderator: Brother Norman O'Connor. ROW 1: P. Carroll, M. Bryson, D. Balton, S. Baker, 1. Ber- nert, R. Castrucci, M. Bauer, P. Conlon, C. Bourgeois, P. Connolly. ROW2: P. Barnes, G. Ballman, J. Bosse, G. Broderick, D. Allgeier, L. Allgeyer,1. Bond, M. Blalark, B. Barton, J. Cipollone. ROWJ: l. Bruemmer, E. Blessinger, W. Cares, J. Budde, W. Browne, J. Chiodi, R. Birri, B. Barlag, R. Bess, W. Buerck. Missing: J. Boisseau, M. Beiickis, R. Bell, C. Auffart. 144 Moderator: Mr. Roger Brandner. ROW 1 Heft to righU: M. Dirr, M. Froelicher, D. Dunn, E. Culp. ROW 2: W. Diedrichs, D. Depiano, D. Corcoran, S. Fletcher, P. Flaherty, M. Czinege, T. Ellerhorst, D. Fenske, M. Feighery, W. Flowers. ROW3: T. Finn, T. Flynn, W. Ford, C. Fraley, C. Davis, D. Failon, F. Fredricks, G. Delvecchio, R. Dettmer. ROW 4 Row: J. Fieler, T. Fitzwater, D. Frietch, C. Doll, 5. Gardner, D. Conroy, J. Curtis, D. Dean, M. Flaherty. Moderator: Mr, Richard Beerman. ROW 1 Heft to righU: R. Hord, J. Heid, M. Geraci, S. Hittner, R. Gorski, J. Johbson. ROW 2: L. Howard, T. Gillespie, S. Haunert, T. Geary, G. Hansen, D, Hoctor, T. Hill, L. Healy. ROW 3: W. Holthaus, T. Glassmeyer, D. Grannen, DV Guard, C. Irving, C. Houston, L. 2C Glassmeyer, P. Huprich. ROW 4: P. Geraci, J, Huesman, C. Gates, T. Jones, C. Hansel, H. Holthaus, M. Holmes, J. Hazel, M. Hutzel, R. Hitchcok. Moderator: Brother Donald Cichon. ROW 1 Heft t0 rightk R. McAdams, T. Kern, R. Joseph, K. La- Gory, R. Kruse, J. Martinez. ROW 2: M. McGonegle, R Leonard, M. Kaelin, H. Mathes, Q Long, J. Kemphues, D. Kincaid, A. McElfresh. ROW 3: M. Linley, K. Looby, J. Kammer, M. Louis, W. Kenne- dy, J. Keehnen, W. Marcotte, V4 Kiphant, J. Longbottom. ROW 4: R. Mahoney, T. McDonald, C. Leonard, R. Malloy, D. Kay, A. Lusane, P. Kennedy, E. Lane. Absent: R. McKenzie. MESH?! I am QUERY?! M mun..- JIMMFK-aw NE amazingly, OF THE V '--' '-w VEA R's LWIUIEHI'E-m '0 BEST lfWSMVm- Moderator: Mr. William Eilerman. P. Mc- 2E Mullen, R. MCMuIIin, C Meehan, T. Meiu ners, R. Meinking, L. Merritt, B. Merz, E. Metzger, D. Meyer, R. Meyer, B. Miller, G. Momper, M. Monterosso, G. Moore, J. Middelberg, M. Morehead, F. Muni, T. Murphy, K. Murray, R. Navaro, T. Nightim gale, T. O'Brien, A. Oliver, P. O'Neill, D. Overberg, D. Perro, D. Perry, R. Petersman, M. Pfaltzgraff, J. Pollitt, T. Povers, J. Prues, J. Pucke. 147 Moderator: Mr. Donald Popelar. ROW Hleft t0 righn: D. Quallen, G. Schneider, R. Rupp, J. Ross, C. Rogers, E. Rave. ROWZ: P. Serger, J. Reisenberg, T. Shaw, D. Raymond, E. Schwinn, J. Schwartz, 6. Quick, P. Romannello. ROW 3: Robert Rickling, S. Schumacher, T. Rupp, R. Schulte, J. Schelling, R. Rigdon, K. Schmidt, D. Roberts. ROW 4: R. Rohde, R. Robinson, 1. Settlemayer, R. Schuster, R. Shaw, D. Schweppe, R. Rickling, J. Raasch. Absent: FA Roetker. 148 Moderator: Mr. David Wirth. ROW 1 Ueft to righnz W. Sweeney, R. Simminger, R. Willer, R. Vaughn, T. Sylvester, M. Thomas, R. Wolf, D. Sullivan, 5. Shuman. ROW 2: N. Yankowsky, D. Tull, H. Williams, C. Smith, C. Theuring, S. Voils, M. White, C. Smith, C. Sterrett. ROW 3: N. Trautman, R. Shearman, L Trame, B. Witte, P. Wessel, 1 Tierney, W. Stange, J. Strasser, A. Thomas. ROW 4: R. Tekulve, B. Walch, T. Sheeran, S. Wetherell, J. Terbeck, j. Vercamp, B. Smith, T. Stickley, R. Urmetz. 149 Moderator: Mr. Frank Shands. ROW 7: R. Brandstetter, A. Calloway, M. Campolongo, G. Carmi- chael, M. Carney. ROW 2: M. Cieary, M. Benken, C. Blank, J. Boberg, M. Burr, T. Bruemmer. ROW 3: K. Cartolano, R. Bruggeman, W. Cain, J. Allgeier, F. Brockman, W. Becker, R. Bonett, J. Busemey- er. ROW4: C. Acklin, W. Bott, R. Buschmeier, R. Blume, J. Barker, D. Burgess, P. Clark. Moderator: Bro. Robert Politi. ROW 1: J. Wolf, W. Vitale, R. Thomas, D. Weinheimer, M. Wessel, T. Wittberg. ROW2: P Wehrmeyer, A. Wood, M. D. Wagner, T. Wilson, C. White, A. Walters, J. Touris, M. G. Wagner, J. Wirth. ROW3: E. Thiery, D. Yacchari, K. Wulker, A. Wattenhofer, J. West, J. Volpe, F. Tilley, KV Walter, R, Zepf. ROW 4: G. Uhl, M. Wright, J. Tramber, K. Williamson, P. Tighe, J. Vock- ell, W. Wallace. W. Weaver. Absent: J. Vest. Moderator: Mr. Arthur Alfers. T. Foppe, J. Forte, M. Frazier, C. Friedrichs, R. Fritsch, T. Fritz, J. Card- ner, K. Gavin, P. Geraci, E. Gibson, C. Giesting, T. Gottlieb, K. Graham, J. Gratsch, R. Grever, R. Grif- fith, M. Griffith, D. Grome, R. Grote, T. Grote, R. Grott, W, Haines, R. Hall, M. Hanlon, P. Hanrahan, R. Havlin, M. Haumesser, J. Harsnett, D. Harding, R. Hansen, T. Healy. Moderator: Mr. Ricardo Oliver. J. Lake, T. Laumann, D. Lawson, T. Leaver, R. Locke, T. Loftus, T. Lof- tus, W. Logeman, N. Longa, T. Lustenberger, R, Maciariello, R. Malek, 5. Marshall, R. Martella, G. Massarella, C. Maxwell, 5. McAdams, J. MCGoff, M. McIntosh, D. McKeown, M. 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All forms of Insurance 6125 Montgomery Road 731-1692 Ries Food Market Corner Milton and Highland 241-1128 Joseph B. Koehne Water Well Contractors 6826 Main St., Newtown Mergard's 20th Centu ry Bowling Lanes and Trophy And Engraving Company Schenke Lincoln Mercury 8103 Montgomery Road Our Reputation Rides With You. Yahn's Gulf Service 3190 Woodford at Ridge Cincinnati, Ohio 631-6622 Bess Bakery We Bake To Suit You. 6758 Brumble Ave. 271 -9813 Earl, John, Elizabeth, Betty, Vi, Peggy, Ruth, Martha, Phyllis Klosterman's Baking Company 1000 E. Ross Avenue Beck's Paint and Hardware 718 E. McMillan Street McCane of 3-D Donator t0 Bro. Hamm's Jar The Donovans - Donald '41, Denny '65, Dave '67, Dean '69, Darryl '72, Donald '79, Dale '80. DeRose's Barber Shop All Work by Appointment Only Phone 271-7480 Bramble Sohio Corner of Plainville and Bramble S and H Stamps 9 Brake and Tune- up Work William J. McGrane The First Columbus Corporation Stocks 9 Bonds - Mutual Funds Best Wishes to the Class of '69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sheeran Kelly's Carry Out Beer, Wine and Grocery 1740 Sherman Avenue Oakley Upholstering 4443 Brazee Street 871-5959 Oakley Music Center 4011 Allston Street 731-2969 Pat McKenrick Photography Inc. Photographic Illustrations 6512 Roe Street, Cincinnati Eastern Hills Cleaners 4021 Plainville Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Photo Colorist Theresa Jordan 271-8023 Joe DiSanto Barber Shop Carthage and Lawn Streets - Norwood Shop for Particular People Howard Early's Music Center 6543 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio Mount Washington Ice and Beer 6139 Plymouth Avenue 231-8824 Varnau Green Houses Flower and Vegetable Plants 5400 Ridge Avenue Compliments of Sandy's Food Market Kerns Dairy Bar Lower Prices Are Born Here 6210 Madison Road - 271 -0310 Hyde Park Food Shop Italian Foods 3700 Edwards Road Jack Labanz Auto Life Fire 4157 Hunt Rd. 793-4311 Good Luck, Cavaliers. Catherine Braig Orville C. Dunn Barber Shop 3706 Edwards Road 531 -9502 Hyde Park Sunoco 3725 Paxton 631-9448 Corvair Experts Re's Food We Deliver - Phone 321-0725 2041 Madison Road Pat Turner Barber Shop 3512 Erie Avenue Meyer Bakery Bakers of Famous Kimmel Rye 1115 E. McMillan Mairose Brothers 3431 Montieth Avenue Fresh Meats - Groceries Hebble Insurance Agency 6900 Murray Avenue Cincinnati 271-1900 J. R. McCutcheon and Associates Wm. N. Walch, Sr. - Associate Water and Sewage Works Equipment Jack Jansen Roofing Co. 2140 Gilbert Avenue 871-2622 Health Equipment Co., Inc. Compiete Line of Sauna and Exercising Equipment 351-6567 A Friend A Friend Jake Sweeney Pontiac Galbraith and Vine Superior Shoe Service 3446 Edwards Road Hyde Park Square Henry A. Leist, Inc. Realtors 631-3459 631 -3459 Manor Beverages and Del 2704 Losantiville Road Hitching Post 3171 Woodford Road Cincinnati 45213 Mac's Food Shop 2759 Observatory Road Beer - Food - Wine Washette, Inc. Launderers and Cleaners Ann's Advanced Hair Styling Styling for that Special Prom 3964 Edwards Rd. 351-5248 Vir-Rit Dress Shop Sport Wear Lingerie Ridge Lanes Private Parties Accepted Bowling, Billiards 731-3582 Crowley's Highland House Cafe Bill, Jack, Jim, Dave and Mike Crowley - Mount Adams DeSale's Sohio Motor Tune-up Brakes, Etc. Marsh Pontiac Pontiac - Tempest - Firebird 9101 Colerain 522-7000 Sidney's Downtown Humble Road and Wrecker Service In Downtown Area Deer Park Pony Keg 8312 Plainfield Road Deer Park - Class of '57 Be a Man of Catholic Action Join the K. of C. Archbishop Elder Council1195 Paddock Shell Service Paddock and Tennessee Electronic Tune-up 242-1906 Tommy's Delicatessen 3701 Drake Ave. 531 -9343 Candy, Soft Drinks, Dairy Products Gil's Barber Shop 6108 Montgomery Road Pleasant Ridge The Cafeteria Staff Ves's Barber Shop 1312 California Avenue Union Shop 242-9820 Rieg's Fine Foods 2723-25 Vine Street We Deliver AV 1-5895 Rachele4s Feminine Apparel 7617 Reading Road Ask For Frances. Dick Bertker Parkview Market 1108 St. Gregory Mount Adams Ahlrichs' Catering 3610 Woodford Rd. 531-9516 Grant A. Kien Insurance and Annuities 621-3100 Hermann Drugs Inc. 2726 Erie Avenue 321 -0456 Stan's Gulf Service U-Haul, Trucks and Trailers Gilbert and Taft, 281-6096 McGongele Cleaners 1009 E. McMillan Street One Hour Service - Alterations Cincinnati Stone Contractors Residential Ston ework 271-4676 The Roofing Distributing Co. 4401 Appleton Street Come and See Jim Robers, '67 Forthe Latest in Men's Fashions The Hyde Park Toggery Pat Hanlon Complete Insurance Service Bus. 621-9650 Res. 891-5469 Musically Yours WAEF 98.5 On Your FM Dial Ed's Barber Shop Indian Mound - Montgomery Road Joyce MahoneyRealtor Sales - Appraisals 381-7303 Adkins Bicycles Schwinn Bicycles - Repairs 6403 Madison Rd. 271-3617 Brite N White Laundry 2025 Madison Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 Doc's Pony Keg, inc. 3920 Edwards Road Open 10:00 am. to 11:30 pm. A Fellow Cavalier Try Newman's Gulf Service Golf Manor 631-9499 Alfieri Pharmacy 2201 Beechmont Avenue 231-7170 Hank Davis Shell Service 4024 Plainville Madison Place Compliments of Joseph Schneider's Pharmacy Lee - Jery - Bruce -- Douglas Ramp's Supermarket 5909 Bramble Avenue Fine Meats - Fresh Vegetables Indian Mound Pharmacy 5320 Montgomery Road Compliments of a Friend Golf Manor Pharmacy 2223 Losantiville Free Delivery Best Wishes to the Class of '69 Rev. Robert L. Hunt Hali for Rent for All Occasions Holy Cross School - Mt. Adams Information Call 381-5085 Bott's Cleaners 5335 Carthage Ave. Norwood 631-5653 Good Luck to the Class of '69 From the Cavaliers of 3-A The Class of 1970 Dino J. Santangelo Agency Public Relations Phone 15131 321-6688 Martin Cleaners 6121 Montgomery Road Pick Up and Delivery Hughes Music Co. 2141 Washington Avenue Norwood, Ohio Jo-Ray's Carry Out - 242-7667 Full Line of Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks Open 7 Days - We Deliver Jake Sweeney Pontiac Pia's Sandwiches and Hot Soups 955 Pavalion Street Mou nt Adams 762-9638 Park at the 6th Street Municipal Parking Garage 6th and Elm Shoppers Parking106 per half hour Mack's Market CompIete Food Market 6843 Merwin Ave. 271 -9715 Joe Dempsey For Beasley Ford Res. 871-0137 Bus. 871-1122 McClain and Sons, Inc. Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors 531-7361 Compliments of The Milldale Lumber 8t Supply Co. 8805 Blue Ash Road 45242 Quatman Delicatessen 2434 Quatman Avenue Runtz Hardware 2021 Worth Norwood, Ohio East Hyde Park Shell Erie and Pinehurst 321-9690 C. E. Stradtman Tile and Marble Co. Remodeiing - Fireplaces - Patios 271-6454 WAEF - FM 98.5 M.C. Compliments of Mae and Loretta Corcoran Mueller, Murphy, Niehause, Orther, Prves and Prus The Men of 3-E Hermann Drugs, Inc. Hyde Park Square Marian's Jewelry and Gift Shop 3710 Edwards Road Cincinnati, Ohio 631-6282 Compliments of Casual Hair Fashions Hyde Park Miracle Cleaners 2906 Woodburn Avenue Cincinnati 961-0954 Stewart Pharmacy 2017 Worth Avenue Norwood - 631-4547 Motor Terminals Company Local Trucking 237 Gest Street 721-4800 Martinelli Barber Shop 2124 Losantiville Road Phone: 351-7272 Dickey's Sunoco Service 5646 Montgomery Road 631-9551 Old Procurators Never Die They go to Norwood, Father Robert Von Holle Mancini's Pizza House Pleasant Ridge 631-4773 Evendale 563-2510 Rider, Goodman, Resur, and Fisk Insurance 271-1900 Cordes Lumber Co. 15 E. 66th Street Cincinnati 45216 Hector's Printing Co. 1001 Lincoln Avenue 281-3281 Taylor Plumbing Co. 2633 St. Albans 631-4642 Schafer and Sons Cabinet Co. 3550 Woodford Road Cincinnati 791-1621 Big Tree Market Kenwood Shopping Center Best Wishes St. Agnes Church Bond Hill Chuck Lima, Jr. '54 Insurance Group - Pensions Shawonoe Del. and Pony Keg 3472 Duck Creek Road Cincinnati, Ohio A Fly Can't Bird, But A Bird Can Fly 1049 St. Gregory Mt. Adams Chili and Coney Islands Roflows Art Studio 561-6329 Portraits and Creative Art Wallace Delicatessen 1772 Williams Avenue Norwood, Ohio Courtesy Chevrolet In the Heart of Oakley We know we sell for less! The Selective Seven Carole S. Theresa H., Barb Q., Janet, Mickey, Rene, Karen, D.W. Bullpen Cafe 2801 Woodburn Compliments of Jonesy Ray J. Kemble, Jr. Public Relations 871-4042 Jake and Earl's Meats and Grocery 242-0800 Ohio Book Store 726 Maine St. New or Used Shell Oil Co. Use Super Shell Gasoline For Good Mileage Assumption Church 2622 Gilbert Avenue Forest Cafeteria 4496 Forest Avenue Norwood, Ohio Anthony Cook Interiors 1983 Madison Road The Men of 4-F Mr. Devanney B. Riesenbeck C. Ritter D. Rizzo 3. Robinson L. Rolfes D. Romanello B. Ruebusch J. Rupp F. Russo J. Sayre B. Schaeffer G. Schhott D. Schwartz J. Schweer R. Scott J. Seurkamp G. Shays J. Sheehan D. Simon D. Smith J. Smith P. Smith H. Snider T. Snider T. Spinnenweber K. Stegmoyer J. Stammer R. Stone P. Strasser B. Stroup D. Sumpter Alfred AArdvark Michael Abar Mrs. Gloria Achten Mr. and Mrs. Wm, J. Ahlrichs Al and Minnie '69 and '70 Frank Allian Jr. Robert J. Amidon Bill and Ruth Ammon Elizabeth C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Anderson Pete Andres Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andres Christine Anthony William G. Anzer Jr. King Apke Mrs. Laura Arthon Laurence Ashley-Martinson Bill Atkinson '69 William Atkinson 4A Father Auer Gary Auffan 69 Gary Auffart 69 Betty Auterson M. M. Awad Mrs. S. L. Baily Emma M. 3312 Big Bubber Bar Miss Mary Barbro Walter and Marty Barlag Ed Barloh '69 Barb Barloh '72 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barbro Mr. and Mrs, Martin J. Bauer Beany and Cecil Fred Beck '69 Mrs. William Beck Miss Sheila Beck Danny Beck Robert Beeler Beechmont Pharmacy Mr. H. J. Benken Mrs. H. J. Benken Mn and Mrs. A. Berling Mr. and Mrs. John P. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernert John Bernen '71 ML and Mrs. James L. Bernert Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Bernhard Tim Bernert '69 Dave Bernert '69 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E Bevier Mrs. Charlotte Bevis Diane Bevis Ralph A. Benz '50 Mr. and Mrs. Wm Birri William Birri Edward W. Bisher Alex Bissonette The Big Kid 70 3F Mr. and Mrs. Strode Blythe Mr. Roger Boak Bob '62 Ben '67 Tom '69 Ted '72 Cecil G. Boatright lack Boberg '72 Ruth Boetger Richard Boneu 1A Ken Bosse '70 John C. Bott Dex Bot! '65 Mrs. John C. 8011 West Norwood Boys Mr. Bradner's 23 Raymond Braig Tom Braig Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brandstetter Mike Brandstetter E. K. Brandstetter G. William Brandstener Bob and Chris Brandstetter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brinkmeyer ML and Mrs. Robert Brewer Jackie and Jennifer Brians Mr; and Mrs. John Brinker John H. Brinker '71 Bob Brinker '69 Carl Brinkmeyer Danny Brinkmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Brown lim Brown 4A '69 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bruemmer Hubert and Pauline Buschle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busemeyer 70 Butch Burbridge 70 Jean Burbridge Joe Burch Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgess Rosella Burke Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burns Fr. Darrell Burnett Donald Burns John W. Burridge ML Daniel Butz Marijo Byrnes The Cachran Family Mike and Mary Calhoun' Don Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cameron Jack Cameron Karen Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Gin Cammerisi Mr. and Mrs. S. Cammerisi Cheryl and Carey Mr. and Mrs. S. Carmichael Carol and Zonk MiSs Edna Caroselli Mrs. Dorothy H. Carr Mrs. Edward I. Carr Mrs, Mary Carter Mr. and Mrs. William Cassady Jr. W. M. Cassady Daryl and Cathy Steve and Cathy The Ceilophane Ressurection Stephen Chachoff Candy Clark Dan Clark - Class of '68 Mrs. Ann Clark Mr. and MrsA Charles Clark and Paul Mr, and Mrs. Leo F. Clark Paul Clark Caroly Cleary laysons Cleaners Greg Clements Mrs. John Cleary Mrs. Verna Cleary Mr. Harry A. Coe Mrs. Helen Collins Complimentary Jack Condon P. H. Conneighton Mr. and Mrs. Gene Conover Molly Conroy '71 Congratulations 69 H! Chris Cook '69 Mr. Chris Cook Ralph E. Cook ML and Mrs. Robert E Cosgrove Terry Cosgrove '69 Dennis Corcoran Janet Costello BobConnolly Mr and Mrs. James D. Conroy Mr. John P. Conroy James Conroy Mike Conroy Mrs. Agnes Cook Alice M. Cook Gene And Doris Corcoran John A. Corcoran John F. Costello Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. CosteEIo Sn Mr. and Mrs6 Stanley Coy Bayton Cox Thomas Crone John R. Cronin Jack Cronin Tim Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Culver Mrs. James W. Curtis Sr. Mr. James W. Curtis Jr. James W. Curtis Jr. '71 Pete Czekalski John A. Czinege Jean Craycraft Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cullen Marion Daly Danny and Debbie '70 Mr. and Mrs. Henery Davis Mr. and Walter J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean Debbie and Charlie '69 June and Dempsey Denny C; Judy D. Mr. Larry Devanney Gladys Diaz Gary Diersing Gary Diersing Mrs. Frank Di Puccio John DipuCCio '56 Mr. and Mrs. Tony DiPuccio Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dirr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dirr Mrs, Louise Ditchen Margo and Jerry Dierks Jeff and Joe Dodds Dr. and Mrs. Edward A Doering ML C.T. Donnelly Donnelly and Family 56 Dean Donovan 69 Bob Chicken Dooley Mrs. Phyllis Douns Jerry Michael Doyle Lisa Ann Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Omar Doyle Ed Dryer Duke 69 Mike Dumont Mr. and Mrs. M. Dwyer Richard Earlyswine To Mary Egan 'Little Bio Mark Egbers Torn Eichenburger Rick Ellerhorst '68 Mrs. l. Ellerhorst Dan Ellerhorst '70 Mrs. E. Elliot St. Elizabeth Convent SI. E's Rectory St. Elizabeth Parish Mrs. Paul Emmerich Sr. Paul K. Emmerich Jr. 70 Jan Emmert Miss Martha Emmert Walter Emmich Frances Engler jerry '55 and Dennis '60 Dave Ennis '58 Msgr. Ferdinand Evans Harry Fahey Fr. William Farrell Mrs. Elizabeth Fate Patrick Feely Mrs. Della Felder Charles Feldman John Feldmann Mr. Charles L. Feldmann Dennis Fenske Larry Ferris 4B Cpl William E. Ferris USMC Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Ferris Mr. 8: Mrs. W: Ficker Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Fieler Les Filles de Summit Mrs. Robert Finn Don Fischer 69 Dan Fischer Ron Fischer '64 Jim Fisk Mr: 8: Mrs: Jihn Fitzgerald Tom Fitzgerald Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Fitzwater Fitz and Fitz '65 Mr. 8: Mrs, B. Flaherty Mr. 8: Mrs. F. R. Flaherty Greg Flaherty Joe Flanigan Gary Fletcher Howard Fletcher Ken Fletcher Herby Flinkmeyer George Floyd Mr. John Foertsch Mr. John Foertsch Dave Foglesong Paul Foppe 38 Thomas J. Foppe 1C, '72 Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard C. Foppe J. Richard Foppe 69 Jim Forte Tom Forte '69 Tom and Julia Ford The 4 + 2 -1 Mark Fraley '70 Ralph E. Francini Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Friedrichs Ein Freund A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Compliments of a Friend A Friend A Friend Cletus R. Frietch Chris 8: Fritz '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. George J. Fritz Louis R. Froeiicher Erich Fromm Mr. Ganson Mike Gardner 69 Joyce Garula Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard I. Gatto John P. Gano 69 Tom Geary Donnita Geary 70 Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles L. Geraci Peter Geraci Fred Geraci '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Geraci Dick Gerard Robert C. Gfroerer Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Giesting Mr: 8: Mrs. Raymond F. Gillespie Ginny and Jim Charles Ginocchio Betty Giordullo Dorothy Gladwell Charles Gladwell Miss Dale Glassmeyer Comer Sam the Goniff Fred Gonk Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Gottmer Granny Deanna Grave Mr. 8: Mrs. James Greenwell Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond C: Greis Hemsath Grocery Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Grome Harry J. Grome Jim Gronefeld '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis B. Grote Ronald A. Grote '60 Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray B. Grote Michael Grole Barry Grote '67 Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard G. Grote Ion Grote '69 Linda Sue Grieme Ric Griffith Paul Griffith Walter H. Griffith Mr. 8: Mrs, Clifford A. Grimes Fr. Charles Grunkemeyer lim Gudmens Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond W. Gudmens Guidance Department Fuzzlehead 8: Guzzlebelly Ann Gavin 10 Anne Gardner 71 Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Habig Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. Habig Mr. and Mrs. Haines Richard Hall 72 Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Dennis Hamilton lohn Hammer Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Hammer Mr. 8: Mrs. James Hampton Mr: 8: Mr; Walter Hanlon Hanrahan Family Pat Hanrahan Charles Hansen Mr. Carl Hansen Haven Hardin Russell R. Harding William Harding '65 Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Harding Mr. 8: Mrs, Cletus Hare Mr, 8: Mrs, John D. Harmon Mr. 8: Mrs. David Harmon Mike Harmon Mrs. Blanche Harris Steve Harris Albert G. Harsnett Eileen T. Harsnett AI Harsnett Robert Haumesser Mike Havlin '68 Tim Healy Ruth Heath Walt Heekin '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter J. Heekin Rick Helmes '70 Joe Helmes Joseph T. Helmes '69 Rick Helmes 3C Dave Herrmann '69 Tom Herrmann '68 Mr. Dennis J. Hickey Miriam A. Hill Sharon Hill 67 Paul W. Hilliard Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Hillebrand Paul Hillebrand '69 Robert C. Hillebrand '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. John Hillebrand Mr. 8: Mrs, Walter Hillebrand Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Hillebrand Stan Hiltenbeitel '70 Mr. 8: Mrs. Stan Hiltenbeitel Steve And Sandy Hiltenbeitel Carl E. Holdren Mary F. Holdren Mr. 8: Mrs. Iohn P. Holt Homeroom 2C Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Honeycutt Mr. 8: Mrs. John E, Hoover Dan Hornbach Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Horstmeyer Jim Holdren Mr. 8: Mrs.Thomas Horton Mr. Louis T. Howard Jim Howison 70 John Howison '69 Magdalena Howison Mr. John Huber John Huesman Suzie Hail Mr. 8: Mrs. P. W. Hungerford John J. Hussey Mrs. John Hussey Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Hutchinson John and Gene Hhardt '45 Jack 8: Martha Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Jackson Mr. 8: Mrs. Art Jackson Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Jackson Tom Jackson Janet '72 and Keith1'69 Mr. 8: Mrs: Robert F. Jansen Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Jennings Jim 8: Patty '69 Jim 8: Deb '70 Jim 8: Terri Jim 8: Sue '69 Joanne '69 8: Cary '69 JoAnn 8: Shirlee John 8: Lane 69 john 8: Gail Daniel Johns Mrs. Dolores M: Johnson Mrs. John R. Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs: Robert Johnson Mike Jones Tim Jones '71 Utopia Jones Josie Jungle Bunny + Little Kate Katherine 8: Mike Mrs. E. Kaufmann Rite M. Kaufmann Fr. Keller Mr. 8: Mrs: Donald L. Kemen Bill Kennedy '67 Paul T. Kennedy 71 Mr: 8: Mrs: T: D. Kennedy Mr. 8: Mrs: Jack Kennedy Michael A. Kennedy '62 Don Kiffmeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. J. l. Kiffmeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. David Kinder Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. H. Klausing Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerome Klein Sr. Ben C. Klocke Howard Klocke Henry R. Knight Jr. Mrs. Anne Knight Mr. 8: Mrs: John P. Koch John W. Koch '58 Tim Koch Esq. Charles 8: Gary Koehne Ron Koehne 70 Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Koesters Judge Ralph B. Kohnen Patsy Kohnen Edward J: Koors David C. Koppana 70 R L Koppana James Koehler Mrs. A. G. Karger Jack Korte '72 Jerry Korte '65 Jim Korle '61 Betty Kramer Ken Kramer Msgr. Kramer M. Kraus Thomas P. Krebs Mr. 8: Mrs. WiHiam Krebs Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Kroner Kenneth M. Kroner Patrick Kroner David J. Kruse Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Kucia Torn Kucia Tom Kuhnell 66 thn Laage 68 Mike Laage 70 Mr. 8: Mrs. john L. Labanz Miss Hellen Lackner Dave Lammert '67 From the Langs Lawrence of Norwood Doctor J. L Leonard Tom Lewis '69 Linda and Bill W. A. Little Martha Lobert Robert Lodder Alice Lohbeck Mr: 8: Mrs. Donald J. Long Kevin Looby ML 8: Mrs. M. Looby J. L. Losekamp Joe Lorenz What Is Love? Sigmund Lovesya Mr. 8: Mrs. Eric 1. Louis 5. Lucas '69 V. W. Lucas '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. Robt. E. Mahoney Mrs. Fred Maly Rick Maly Mr. Fred Maly Mike Maly Kathy Maly Don Maly '67 Marlene Ma1y Charles Mannix Charlie Mannino Mrs. Mannino Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene E. Marois Thomas Marshail Frank Martin Frank Martin Jose? A. Martinez '71 Mrs: Louis W. Marx Mr. Louis W. Marx Louis E. Marx Margie Merz Mary lo '69 8: Paul '69 Bob '67 8: Mary '68 Mark Maxwell ML 8: Mrs. E. C. Maxwell McCane Family Kenneth W. McCane Miss Julie McCarthy Mr, 8: Mrs. John McCarthy Brian F. McCarthy Cindy McClanahan McClure Dance Studio Mr. Don W. McClure Mrs. Betty McCray Mr. McKenney Student Art Teacher David McKenrick '70 C. Pat McKeown B. McKeown Denny McMurray '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. Chris McMurray Richard McMullin Mrs.Tom McNary Tom M. McNary '69 Thomas M McNary '69 John M. McPhiIips Mr. 8: Mrs. 105. Meacher Charles A: Messerschmitt Jr. William H. Melvin ArthurC. Menne, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Menner Glen Merritt Mr. 8: Mrs. Mercurio Mark Mercurio Mr. 8: Mrs: C. Messerschmitt George J. Meyer Mick Menner Charles Metzger '69 Mr. Charles E. Metzger Mr. 8: Mrs. F. l. Middelberg Mr. 8: Mrs. F. l. Middelberg Frank P: Middelberg '65 Ted Middelberg John Middelberg Mrs. G. Miller Connie Miller Terry Meiners '71 Toni Meiners '70 A. 8: J. Meiners Kathy Meinking Warren Millennor Mrs. D. MiHennor Mr. 8: Mrs. Mohrhaus Joe Mohrhaus '69 James R. Momper Imelda Momper Edith K. Moore Bob Morgan Eugene Morgan Miss Morgan Miss Moran Iule Moriarty Albert Morton Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Mon Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph J. Mott Ralph Moyer Mrs. Ralph Moyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael-A-Mueller Muller's Shoes - Mt: Washington Cathy Mueller, class of 69 Mrs. T. l. Mullarkey John Mumper Mr. 8: Mrs. Muni Tom Murphy '63 Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Murphy Susan Murphy Mr. 8: Mrs. Pat Murphy Lt. 8: Mrs. David F. Murray Mrs. C. R. Murray leanne Murray Mrs. Nora Musgrave Rick Navaro Steve Navaro Thomas M. Navaro Mr, 8: Mrs. N. H. Nerl Alfred E. Neumann Mr. 8: Mrs. Neyra Mr. 8: Mrs. Virgil Nida Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles I. Miehaus Joseph Niehaus Joseph Niehaus Florence Nieman Earl Mieman Mr. 8: Mrs. W. F. Nolan Dan Noonan Diane Noonan Mr. 8: Mrs. H. E. Obermeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Obermeyer Cpl. Joseph P. Obermeyer Ed. Obermeyer '69 Robert J. O'Brien '36 Thomas O'Brien Vincent P. O'Brien Den O'Bryan Mimi O'Donnell Mr. 8: Mrs. D. l. O'Donnell Alma Oehler Clara Oehler Anthony Oliver Connie Orther Alvera Owens Mr. 8: Mrs, Harley Page Mrs. Louis Palma Don Paolo '65 Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford Parr Pal '69+2' and Tom '69 Wm. Fates Sr, Patti and Don Mrs. Enrico Pelitti Mrs. Enrico Pelitti Penguin Jim Pennekamp Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Pennekamp Benigno Perez Mr. 8: Mrs. Ambrose H. Peters Mr. 8: Mrs. james A. Peters Donald A. Farm Joseph W. Perry Denny Peter '69 Mr. 8: Mrs. John F. Peter Stephen Pharo The CS From X Steve Phillips '69' Steve Philips '69' The Pielage Family Robert Pielage Paul 8: Dick Piening '63 Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul R. Piening Victor Pike Ir. Compliments of the 'Plume' Staff Kay Pyle '71 Steve Pohl '70 Carol Pohl Mrs. Louis Pohi Tom I. Pollack Mr. Donald Popelar Mrs. Moreen Paulin The Prues Bill Purdy Sherry Purdy Harry Puthoff '69 Linda Puthoff Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Puthofl Daniel Quallen Debbie Quallen William H. Duenne The Quelsons Greg Quick Bob Raabe Mr. 8: Mrs. Ewald Raabe Daniel Ragland Dan Ragland David Rakes Wilma J. Rakes Mrs H. Randolph Mrs. H. Randolph Edward Rave Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred P. Rave Ralph F. Rechtin Ralph F. Rechtin Mr. and Mrs. James Reenan Ann Reichard Tony Seymour Reichard '67 Lawrence J. Reidel Mary Alice Reindi John Reindl Mike Reiners '69 Mrs. Helen Reis Ann Rentschler Bill Renzenkuper Blanche Renzenkuper Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Renzenkuper Reserve Cross Country Team '71 Bob Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Rich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rieg Joseph Rieg ll Tom Rielage '67 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riesenbeck Jeff Riesenberg '70 Jerry Riesenberg '58 Janice Riesenberg Greg Riesenberg Butch Ritze Vince Rizzo John Roach '65 Cari Roberts Family Richard Robinson '71 Donald R. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roellig W.O.-1Ralph F. Roeper Fred R. Roeper Virginia Roettgers Jerry Roettgers '42 Gail Roetting Thomas S. Roetting Mr. and Mrs. John Rohde, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rolfes Dan Romanello '69 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Romanello Elmer J. Romes Tom and Judy Roth William H. Rouse William H. Rouse BiH Ruebusch '69 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruebusch Cindy Rushman '70 Mr, and Mrs. F. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo Tony and Charlie Russo Super Ruth Waiter Rutherford William Ryan '70 Robert J. Ryan '67 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Ryan Rhythm and Blues Ken and Pat Sand Carol and BobSander Joseph F, Santner Mrs. V. 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