Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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HEQEG om mcEHmEom 2 $96000: Mn jack Fitzgerald h One time Purcell maintenance fellow. Rev. Paul Edrich - Makes his sophomores think, with a very provocative religion class, newly appointed procurator. Bro. John Lemker - Occa- sionally dabbles in physics, head of the physics club and light and sound crew. Mr. Paul Gronefeld - Tenacious varsity football coach, teaches history and problems of democracy, Mr. Neal Connor - Re- nowned basketball coach, athletic director. Mr. Donald Popelar - English, health and phys. ed. teacher, head of the phys. ed. department, swim- ming coach. Bro. Francis Smith h Moderator of stu- dent council, teaches a very demanding chemistry course. ACTIVITY IS THE ONLY ROAD TO KNOWLEDGE SHAW 9:on I .253 2: 5 mi: 2856 :05 2t 2 cosuw SE me305 M95 SQ op Ucm 38:53 mm mcnum :38 i mEvEEh 20 Mr. Barry Fogwell - A truly down to earth science and geology teacher, a perfectionist with the Purcell glee club. Rev. Ralph Pranger lmpeccable American his- tory teacher. Mr. David Wirth - Reserve football and freshman basketball coach, teaches health and prob- lems of democracy. Mrs. lane Shannon - Capable sec- retary to the vice principal. Mrs. Louise Waters Prin- cipals secretary, a really nice typist. Mr. Lawrence De- vanney - One of Purcell's real professional teachers, Einstein's great-grandson, stiIl subscribes to the Na- tional Review. Bro. Paul Kfems Assistant Principal always willing to listen to both sides of an issue, fair to all, good sense of humor, in charge of attendance and discipline, teaches geometry. Rev. Barry Auer - Deep thinking intellectual, staunch religion teacher. Mr. Robert Konkoly - Shows well how fun and study go hand-in-hand, coach of the Champion tennis team. Mr. james Wihebrink - English teacher, also phys. ed. and health, interested in his stu- dents. Mr. Franklin Shands Many times decorated track coach, assistant varsity football coach, very cap- able art teacher. Bro. Wilbert Uhe jaw Hamm - Knowledgable moderator of the G.C.S.L., economics and business teacher. The very spirit of education is to help a student realize his own potentialities, to let him discover what he really can do, not as imitation not in response to command, nor because it has been charted for him, but because he has acquired a new view of himself and his capacity. - Peter Lowenberg I Alimalfffmtimmfrm ; v It's a bird Before After What frog? Bro. Hamm uses practical approach to economics Let me get this straight, 1 loaf of bread and V: dozen eggs. No, I'm not the Schwepps Bitter Lemon Man. The envelope pfease. You're covered Gee Physics is NEAT! Frank and Ernest 3x! -';;:1:,w: 1'5sz .ycmmmmxr a man of convictions, a strong and devoted, leader of the castle, the purcell cavaliers. his goal e to strengthen and unify, the castie rule, to educate and inform, to make the cavaliers, leaders of the morrow, the finest students of today, in the christian tradition, of purcell. Praestans inter omnes. MOON RIVER ... Mr, Frank Dowd - Director of the famous Purcell Band, teaches music appreciation, voted teacher with the most dynamic smile. Bro. james Middendorf h Young and hopeful math teacher, moderator of the bowling team. Rev. Kenneth Schoettmer - Teaches religion and English, a really super yearbook modera- tor, extremely modest. Rev. john Ulrich h Initiates his students into the world of literature through his junior English classes. Mr. Michael Lureck - Teaches well disciplined phys. ed. classes, reserve basketball coach, assistant varsity basketball coach. Mr. Donald Loos h ' Head of the English department, teaches an excelient English course. 28 V m . h . S A R m 0 S w W O N K w N O W NOVAH$ WE DO THE FOOL WONDERS, THE WISE MAN ASKS. DlSRALEU 31 i l i t l I Brot Thomas Pieper e Religion teacher with an intelligent new outlook, mod- erator of the cheerleaders. Mrt Henry Schulhoff e Co-ordinator 0f honors day, sincere and devout librarian. Mr. Richard Beerman - Makes his algebra fun, possessor of a perfectly perpetua! smile, cross country and baseball coach. Bro. Norbert Kleinhenz - Teaches accounting and commercial law, co-chairman of the turkey raffle. Bro. Dennis johnson e Teaches world history, active also in the guidance and athletic departments. Rev. William Fare reH - Serene and sober teacher of problems of democracy and marriage. No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The Kitchen People - A group of very dedicated citizens, who strive to use oniy 1000A; pure beef in their hamburgers, and greaseless grease when cooking the french fries. A group of really nice down- to-earth folks. Mr. William Hancock e Receptive Latin and English teacher, cre- ates an enjoyable classroom air. Mr. Gro- phear - New addition to the Purcell fac- ulty, and a really fine algebra teacher. e Gibran A 32 Mr. Arthur Alfers Teaches world history and geography, and marketing as well, base- ball and football coach, a nice feilow. Rev. Robert Hunt One time Purcell Procura- tor. Bro. Robert Politi - Teaches business math and salesmanship, has a brisk sense of humor, a very helpful band moderator. 35 Mr. james Higgins - One of Purcell's fin- est football coaches, teaches physical sci: ence and world history. Rev. Eugene Mueller Hardworking senior guidance counselor, teaches geometry and psy- chology, voted teacher with the most becoming beard. Mr. Ricardo Oliver - Capable Spanish teacher, moderator of Junior Achievement. Mr. james Hague English teacher with a unique approach, a true intellectual. Bro. Gary Marcinowski Soft spoken mechanical and engineer- ing drawing teacher, head of the photog- raphy club, Bro. Norman O'Connor - Very diverse English and world history teacher. Bro. james Abel - Aggressive director of The Queen's Men, teaches world history, and typing. Mr. joe Necessary - World known Purcell maintenance man'. Mr. Paul Rethinger - Senior religion and English teacher with a truly different approach, business moderator of the yearbook, goes by an assumed name. Rev. Dennis jasper - comprises an important faction of the guid- ance staff, teaches algebra and psychology. Mr. William Eilerman congenial Spanish and English teacher, aware of humanity. Mr. Roger Brandner - Rigorous algebra and trigo- nometry teacher, promotes a lively classroom atmo- sphere. Mr. Leonard Hamm - A very aware German and French teacher, chairman of the language depart- ment. Mrs. Pat Gibson - One of the reasons why the procurator's office is always so efficient, making it a nice place to visit. Q m I 'IIWxx K x W x: x , xX 3H . n kWh 4ng EM WWW 1' l -3 LJWOE mm ' 14 mm; : :. iliiliim ,...--o-a- ROW 1: R. Birri, G. Brodrick, K. Carroll, J. Boisseau, P. Conlon, D. Balton, M, Bryson. ROW2: G. Ballman, J. CipoHone, R. Ca5- Irucci, J. Bosse, J. Bernert, M. Belickis, B. Barton, RfBess. ROW 3: D. Allgeier, E. Blessinger, CV Bourgeois, J. Chiodi, M. Bauer, L. Allgeyer, J. Budde. ROW4: B. Buerk, C. Auffart, B. Barlag, B. Cafes, B. Browne, 1. Bruemmer, S. Baker, abs J. Bond. 40 R C. I : Etihu... i Mmemanmwnm-Rn. .Lm W. Diedrichs, T. Fitzwater, MA Flaherty, S. Fletcher , D. Dean, J. Curtis. $5 t S r 0 h r Le H T. y, 0 r n O C D. .5, V a D C 2 O R IV. Io n n 0 C P. e, g e n .n. C M y. t r e In E F R 1 E. Culp. ROW 3: M. Froelicher, W. Fbrd, F. Fredrick, G. Fra1ev,J. Fieler My Feighery, T. Flynn D. Corcoran, M. Dirr, T. Finn, Doll, M. Fallon. ROW4: S. Gardner ROW 1: WC Flowers, Dettmer, B E C N A D R O I N U J Have you met my date? HOO BOY!!!!1!I!!!!!!!!!!!! I ROW 7: T. Glassmeyer, D. HoctorJ. Johnson, E. Hoover, T, Hittner, R Gorski, R. Hord. ROWZ: R. Grannen, T. Gearey, C. Hous- ton, T. Gillespie, J. Held, L. Healey, D. Haunert. ROW3: P. Huprich, L. Glassmeyer, D. Guard, M. Holmes, 1. Hanzel, L. Howard, H. Holthaus,T. Jones, P. Geraci, M. Hutzel,J. Huesman, C. Gates, M. Geraci, T.Hil1. Marcotte, M. Kaelin, D. Kincaid, T. Kern, B. Kennedy, A.Lusane, M. Kennedy ROWZ: J. Keehnen, D. Kay, R. loseph. ROWJ: 3 D ROW 7: G. Long, T. McDonald, R. Leonardi, K Looby, R. Maihoney, T. McElfresh, C. Leonard MV McGonegle, Greg Long, W. M. Linley, M. Louis, R. Kruse, K, Lagory, J. Martinez, J. Kammer, R. Malloy, P. Kennedy, J. Longbottom. ROW 1: R. Meyer, J. Pollitt, R. McMullin, K. Murray, G. Moore, J. Middleberg, PAO'NeiH, ROW2zT.N1ghtengalel T. Meiners, D. Perry, 3- Merl, M- MonIETOSSO, B MiHer, CV Meehan,1. Prues. ROW3: R. Petersman, J. Pike, L. Merritt, T Murphy, M, Pfaltz- graff, E Metzger, T. Oliver. ROW 4: D Meyer, F. Muni, P McMullen, R. Meinking, R. Navaro, C. Momper, D. Overberg, 3F ROW 1: F. Roetker, R. Rickling, J Ross, K. Schmidt, J. Schwartz, J. Raasch, B. Shearman, R. Rupp, E. Schwinn, S. Shumacher. ROWZ: J. Schelling, P Ser- ger, J. Puckey. ROW 3: G. Schneider, R. Rohde, 8. Schulte, D, Roberts, JA Settlemayer, R. Robinson, G. Rogers, R. Schuster, P. Romanello, R. Rigdon, E Rave. 46 gagfl n..-.-.J Eag-a: . , ,. 1.25.1 225 .li , G 3 J Von- I S. Wetherell, D. ,L Trame, T. Sylvester D. Tull, N. Yankosky ROW3: J. Strasser, J. Tierney , a T, Stickley, C. Smith, N. Trautman n a r e e h 5 .l.. nil ,ma y Bum I..n mi 35.3. .s,P Dam a kar 38 m ,v B. R. Willer ROW1:M.Thomas, H. Williams, derwish, S. Theuring, J. Thompson, J. Sullivan, ROW 2: B. Stange, 47 L- A WW 3 taughww .. . A A A ROW 1: M. Conroy, B. Brandstetter, J. Allgeier, R. Bonett, G. Carter, T, Cassady, B. Berger, A. Calloway, D. Burgess, M. Benken, R. Brown. ROW 2: W. Benken, T Bruemmer, P Clark, S. Cammeresi, J. Coffey, M. Carney, C. Blank, M. Cleary, J. Boberg, L. Conover, K. Cartolano, M. Campolongo, G. Carmichael, J. Carmichael. J Busemeyer, C. Acklin. ROW 3: B. Blume, G. Barbro,1. Barker, R. Bushmeier, B. Bott, R. Bruggeman, C Brown, J. Brinkmeyer, S. Blessinger, G.Conn01IyA 48 H; a V o n O D D S: m. a E 2. O R n. 0 5 ..m C .L e, t r 0 F S, r e b g E mm L. DeNoma, CV Crotty, R Fritsch. ROWB; B. Duenne, R. Davis, D. Ev- , T. Fritz, S. Fisk, C. Deye, T. Foertsch, T. Fitzsimmons, J. Doering, F. Fede, R. , B Dean, S. Frfcker , T. Engelhart, P Geraci, R Fletcher, , D. Feld, J. Crum, B. Dempsey, 1. EH ROW 1: T, Foppe, T. Crowley, T. Corcoran Gardner, G. Crawford ans, C Fredncks 3 ROW1: T. Healy, G. Giesting, B. Haines, M, Jansen, J Hickey, L Heath, 5, Huber, J. Helton ROWZ: J. Huber,J. Hervey, M. Harri- 2 son, T. Gottlieb, N. Griffith, P. Hanrahan, M. Haumesser, R. Hehmann, J. Harsnet, M. Hanlon. ROW3: R. Grever, 1. Johnson, D. l l I Hutzel, J Gratsch, J. Herget, R. Havlin, D. Harding, K. Graham, K. Hennika. abs. R. Grotte, T, Grotte, R. Grott, R. Hall, R, Hardin, i N. Heard, W. Hein, D. Hornbach ROW 1: C. Maxwell, J. Joseph, M. Kamp, M, McIntosh, S. Marshall,T, Laumann, D, Kinder, J. Knue, T.Krebs,ROW2:T.Leaver1 2 D J. McGoff, K. Kemble, T. Lustenberger, S. Kachen, B. Logeman, R. Kaiser, J. Korte, G. Massarella, D, Lawson. ROW3: R Klocke, S. McAdams, M. McMuIIin, B. Maciariella, T Johnson, D McKeown, M. Koppana, P. Kroner, D. Kramer, 1. Lake, R. Kemper ROW 4: J. Klein, R. Martella, T. Loftus,T. Loftus, T, Kaprowski, M. Kaes, N. Longo m mu fin l: .i '- 11:! Ii? 5 '! Iii! 1:1,! 1'; ROW 1: L Mott, D. Messerschmitt, C. Miller, 0. Norris, J. Naish. ROWZ: JA Meagher, D. Ragland, M. Neihaus, J. Muse. ROW3: J. Mott, J. Piening, l. Palma, B. Pannos, D, Noonan, M. Niehaus ROW 4: M. Parr, B. Purdy, J. Pharo, A. Mitcheli, J. Pohl, V. Nida. ROW 5: D. Nerl, B. Raabe, B. Oehler, A. Nuby, l- Neyer, J. Neisz, ROW 6: M. Meyer, G Poulin, D Palmer, T. Navaro, S. Queenan, R Metz, H. Moore abs : B Miller, K. Moyer 2F ROW 1: P. Ruebusch, B. Shiels, J Rich, R. Roeper, J. Sowrna, J. Scott, T Shumrick. ROW 2: D. Serge, T. Roettgers, T. Romes, W. Simon, T. Seurkamp, A. Schmudde, P. Staubach, D. StammerV ROW 3: G. Robertson, M Schumacher, M. Riesen- berg, l. Siattery, D Rechtin, P. Rizzo, M. Skiles, S Schrott, WV Rouse, J, Schmidt, H. Scott, W. Roellig, T, Shoemaker, W. Scherrer, L Soellner, T. Ruwe, G. Roetting, l. Schnirring. abs.: M, Reindl, D. Reynolds 52 2C. u......x.:...: nu u Mu-m ROW 1: L. Theuring, M. Wagner, P. Wehrmeyer, B Vitale, D. Weinheimer, J. Williams, M. Stiens, !. Stickley A. Walters. ROW2: 3- Zepf, 1. W0 , TA wagnerr M, Sweeney, J. Volp6, l. Vest, DV Yacchari, F. Tilley, M, Stephens, 5. Vincent. ROW 3: B. Weaver, L. Vockell, S. Steuer, P Tighe, A Wattenhofer, K. Williamson, K. Walter, TV Wittberg, D. Stricher, M, Wright, M Wallace, G. Wal- ton, K. Wulker, P. Tramber, G, Uhl, E, Thiery. 53 ROW 1: E. Burton, T. Burns, K. Anderson, R, Cates, R. Angus, ROW 2: P. Clark, R. Clark, R Brewer, V, Coleman, P. Blume, L. Bourgeoise, J. Brutsche. ROW3: J. Chiodi, R. Becht, C. Braig, K. Boyle, J. Arruza, D. Burgess, R. Breuer, T. Abbatiello, JA Bram, G. Baldwin, M. Bosse, G. Bruns, 5. Anderson, 5. Camarca, M. Barney. abs.: 5. Adkins, G. Capannari, B. Baldwin, E. Brand, G. Benitez, I ColettaA 54 ROW1: J. Dunham W. Willis, K. Filippi, JA Conroy, C, Dean, J Dorsey. ROWZ: M. Craig, W. Connelly, Q Flammer, R. Delugo, J. Davis, R. Figgs, T. Cusick, T Fenske, J. Fiorito, K. Egbers. ROW3: J. Cox. ROW 4: R. Donald, WV Davis, D. Dezellam, T. Diedrichs, K. Delaney, G. Feldkamp. ROWE: W. Cosgrove, C. Donovan, J. Foley, G. Fischer, F. Dumont, W. Connolly, R. Flannigan. 0:wa? dgiwa ' r-f5-x;v'3 gIJ' $ In L. ROW1:T1Grote, BvHeath, M. Halpin, L. Halley, B. Hand, 1. Harvey, D. Gilb, D. Hermann, M, Hardin, G1 Fredrick, C. Callina, K. Haines. ROWZ: T. Heywood, J. Gunderson, T. Godfrey, B. Funk, R. Grote. ROW3: G. Hare, J. Goebel, J. Hill, S. Harvey, D. Hazel, S. Hiltenbeitel, K. Harrison, S. Haines, B. Hogel, B. Hill, T. Freitch,1. Gruber, J1 Giardullo. ROW, 1: M1 Kuhr, B1Johnvson, T. Kegting, J. Litmer, P. Longbottom, J. Jones, R. Huber, G. Jaspers, D. Holley, J. Levo, J, KohIsA ROW 2. S. Jacksop, B. Klein, R. Huprlch, C. Kohrman, M. Lewis, D1Jackson,J.Koehler,M.Loftus, R. Leist, A1Johnson,G.Koes- ters1ROW3: H. Llebman, D. Junker, B, Keegan, T. Howison, P. Holmes, CA Homan, P. Hoover, D. Kroner, D. Kucia, L. Kay. ROW 7: M. Maciarello, M, Marini, S. Molz, G. Mattcheck, F. Martin ROW 2: M. Massarella, L Mehn, M. Miller, K. Misleh, D. McKinney, 1. Mc- Gonegle. ROW 3: D. McMahon, T. Marti, 0. Mc- Grath, J, Martin, D. Luskey. ROW4: W. Mountel, H. Mueller, 1. Morgan, G. A, Miller, J, McKendrick, l. Dundy. ROW 5: A. Miller, G. R. Miller, S. Malonej M. Murray, R. Mosley, M Mattia, M. Maly, G Lundy. ROW1zD.Pavely, TV Pritchard, B. Roebell, J. Reid, 1. Reidel, D. Ries, T.Pagane1li.ROW2:G,Ries, K, Pierce, J. Rich, B. Noschang, 1 F S. Pharo, B. Robers. ROWE: P. Rightmire, D. Poynter, R. PegoJi, E. Rauen, J. Roellig, R Osborne ROW 4: G. Otting, G. Riesen- berg, R, Render, B. Obermeyer, M. Overbeck, M. Reichling, R. Rogers, ROWE: C. Pasowski, D. O'Connell, G. Pike, M. Ritter, D. Raasch. ROW 1: S. Sicurella, J. Sager, G. Steiner, J, Rohde, J, Sanker, S. Stange, P. Sciarra, M. Sims, A. R0550. ROW2: J. Ryan, D. Shea, D. 1 G Sorrell, D Schneider, R. Spivey, GA Rohrschieb, S. Schilling, S Serger, M. Schroeder, L. Staubach, M. Stange, M. Schubert ROW 3: S, Ruhde, MV Schrader, B. Schrott, M. Steins, J. Schuman, L. Schrimer, D. Simmons, 6. Rose, M. Schroer. lig, T. Whittington, K. Tankersley. ROW3: R. Whitworth, T. Weber, T. Tiernan. ROW4: M. Walch, J. Sullivan, G. Trimble, J. Zenk, ROW T: D. Thonon, C Ward, L. Wanstrath, T. Stewart, E. Tinney, T. Weber. ROWZ: W. Taylor, J. Young, M. Urbisci, A. Waldbilw 1 I I D Stone, J, Wolking, C. Wood, T. Wilp, W. Wright, M. Waters, V. Wocher, L. Vollman, C. Zanaga, B. Treizger, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President - BiH Ryan Vice-President - Neal Schuckman Secreta ry - Mark Fraley Treasurer Jeff Riesenberg ' EIM-taii. Lu. w. -L..hw-AIEE mana...u--- , COMMITTEE HEADS: Dave Koppana Publicity Jim Spaeth Ways and Means Dave Meiners Spirit Bill Tobler- Academic Tom Eichenberger Dance 62 SQPHOMORES: Tom Englehart, Bill Dempsey, Turn Healey, Mike Conroy, Bill Simon, Pete Tighe. 1 SENIORS: Steve Pohl, Bill Beck, Curt Knierim, Bob Wirth, Rick Harsnell, Jim Spaeth, Denny SchoenyA re-a-n p: n,c- :- ,, 63 ORGANIZATION FOR AFRO-AMERICAN UNITY SOME NAMES TO BE MENTIONED: Mike Tolbert, Dave Putmzm, AI Ramsey, Charlie Jenkins. 1 RA Harding, 5. Blessinger,T. Sylvester, J Johnson, J. Spaeth, J Johnson, D. Koppana, D. Evans,1. Santner. S. Fisk, T. Healy, R. Brugeman, D. Perro. Cammer, JV Em. Nagy... h B U L C V1 H P A R G 0 T O H P TOP ROW: J. Conroy, 5. Mar- shall, J. Johnson, MA Weilman, J. Spaeth, D. Schoeny, T, Clark, R. Picarillo, D. Ellerhorst, C. Gates. ROW TWO: P. Clark, P. Wehr- meyer, R. Helmes, B. Vitale, M. Koppanal J. Sullivan, T. Ruwe, T Sylvester, M. Hanlon, T. Healy. ROW THREE: D. Smith, B. Con- nolly, S. Pohl, B, Klocke, M. Brandstetter, 5. Hiltenbeitel, T. Eichenberger, I. Volpe, J. Hoover. Pictures not marked with an as- terisk have nothing to do with the Plume plume vol. mviii -- amber I969 - no. 1 purcoll high sehooI-cincinmli. o. CANT' 0V PaedELLQg pa :1: L-oK ANr n meERENT, FAITHFUL? d'auLpM'T SAY; CKIMSON' $ ANSWE? 0N S$R'r N 'T'O DETENTION 2 REMOVE BELT 'AND SHOELAGES 3 GIVIE I'DCI.ERKm wmn' Fan RECEIPT 4: MOVE ON .. STUDENTS 1. EHPTY Pacxars Mutt 8: Jeff, Frick and Frack, Nancy 8: Sluggo, Sluggo 8x Nancy, Tom 8: Jerry, Laurel 6L Hardy, The Hardy Boys, Donald 8: Daisy, Louie 8: Huey, Kent v$ Olson, leckyl 8: Hyde, Narcissus 81 Goldmund, Heckle h leckle, Boris 19 Natasha, Lone Ranger h Tonto. And now here are the guys whom without the book wouldn't be the book, the yearbook staff. :1. YEAR BOOK +1 Ourwork area. OUR CENSOR Editor John Conroy fCENTER RIGHT; and the guys: Sullivan, Fraley, Schoeny, Hare, Pohl, Tobler, Clark, Ryan, and Connolly. 68 Greg Flick - pres., Steve Huber- sec.,John Conroy v.pres., E. Schwin, S Roeper, H. Martinez, L. Howard, D. Tull,J. Kline, G. Baldwin, J. Curtis. D. Rakes, D, Schoeny, T. Eichen- berger STAND- INCL T. Clark, M. Wellman. B R O T O M P I E P E R Toni Smith, a veteran cheerleader, executes a karate choptothe eye Tar and Elfers pause for patta-cake. J. Elfers, l. Conroy, Toni Smith, B. Geiger, Kathy Rakei, G. Tartaglia, D. Hare. absent: Terry Seurkamp, Becky Chaney, Charla Jett, B. Pohl, B. Gfroerer, D. Schoeny, Mod. Bro. Torn. Becky and Maynard have trouble suppressing aggravated energies at homecoming. Charla lelt exhibits some of her famed characteristic rhythm. Ptttstststsssssstptssssppttsssstttpststssssssssst . . Flaherty. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHTARE: John Mueller, Captain Dan Ellerhorst and Pat D ST - ' Dave Manning, program moderator. , Inan. ANDINC ARE. Lawrence J. Devanney, faculty adwsor, and VW'.'. .. 'YTTYYTVYVCV y$h$WN hh? i$f$3$$hhhfa : +++++++ ++++++++ +++++++ . ++++++ . ++++++ ++++++ , w ++O+++ +++ + . .+o++++ +++++ +. o++++++ +++ + a .90++;t+t v - +++++ +o+++++ - 0 OOOOOQOO + +0+ ++++ a vo++++++ -JA w$+++ $WWWWWth ++++++++++1 +o+++o+o+ +o++++++++ ++o+ +++++ ++++t0++++ +++++++++ $h$WWWh +++qp ' + Iggy Wow ACADEMIC COUNCIL Pat Dinan, Dan Ellerhorst, Jim Prus, Bill Tobler, Kevin Boyle, Bruce Barlag, lerry Hammer, Jim Spaeth, Tim Healy, Mike 72 . F; ,..,.II . E. rpm. DANCES D N I W E H T T I R E H N I F O T S A C Leads: Kaye, Taylor, Keehnan, Dermody, Geiger. QUEEN,S MEN STUDIO 70 NEW TOTAL THEATER CONCEPT J wa-ImMm Leads: Dermody, Kaye, Perry. B R O A B E L DIRECTOR Lead: Jacobs 79 rill: VF ! 3 . 1 ! x 1! W i w i : i1l . l: I i i 1 .. v . A 1 I II.- .I VARIETY SHOW 'GAW r FRONT ROW: Mr. Frank B. Dowd Mirectorl, B. Vitale, M. Bauer, V, 3. Harvey, P. Rightmire, FOURTH ROW: G. Long, R. Willer, D. Sor- Stelzer, B. Pohl, K. Kembel, R. McAdams, Bro. Robert A. Politi, S.M. rell, R, Clark, B. Noschang, P. Longbottom, FIFTH ROW: 6, Carter, ModJ SECOND ROW: R. Hord, M. Pleiman, J. Sullivan, 5. Pohl, W. G. Brodrick, R. Hall, R. Render, G. Stegmoyer, RV Trefzger. SIXTH Logeman, J. Mehn. THIRD ROW: F. Dumont, R. Grever, P. Staubach, ROW: T. Jones, R. Grott,J. Wolf, D. Sullivan. FRONT ROW: E. Rave, D. Hornbach, M. Harrison, P. Vitale, R. Sing- er, K. Boyle, M. Stange, V. Wocher, l. Hickey, D. Kroner, G. Hare, W. Sweeney, K. Egbers, G. Pike, K. Haines, S. Stange. SECOND ROW: G. Wilp, C. Donovan, S. Shuman, Mt McMullin, P. Connolly, Jr Pike, D. Perro, C. Blank, P. Wehrmeyer, B. Stange, D. Schneider, M. Maly, L. Schirmer, l. Kohls, D. Nerls J. Slattery. BACK ROW: G. Rose, P. Tighe, R. Reinhardt, L. Howard, D Brinkmeyer, T. Valerius, A. Lusane, R. Brown, C. Jacobs, E. Blessinger, C. Friedrichs, L. Mazur, D. Kappana, G. Flick, K. Kroner. THE PUBCELL CONCERT CHORUS Being a member of the Purcell Concert Chorus requires perhaps the biggest sacrifice that any high school student can make, name- ly, getting up early enough to be at school by 7:45 AM for rehearsals. But it pays off. The 1969-70 season carried the Glee Club to its greatest heights. This was the organization's fifth year under Mr. Fogwell's direction, and from only 20 voices in 1965 it has grown to a current 64-strong. Three girls' schools were visited on concert tour during the first semester: Sacred Heart Academy, Regina, and Mt. Notre Dame. On December 12 and 14, Menotti's opera Amahl and the Night Visitors was performed at Re- gina by the combined Regin-a-Purcell glee clubs. Christmas Concert at the Castle this year was on December 21. On Palm Sunday the chorus sang the 9:00 Mass at Assumption Church. Several of the 88 members from the popular Octet ensemble were featured in the annual Purcell Variety Show in March. Regina and Purcell combined efforts again on April 25 tat Reginal and 26 tat Purcelll for their Spring Concert. The highlight, of course, was the special invitation extended to Mr. Fogwell by the director of the Cincinnati May Festival chorus to have Purcell's Glee Club participate in the world premiere of Wilfred Josephs' Mortales in Music Hall on May 23 with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The audience at this concert included people from all over the world. The Purcell Concert Chorus takes a giant step forward with every concert it gives. It kind of makes you wonder how much longer they can continue to outdo themselves, But they'll think of a way. never-tiring vicerpresident of the Glee Club Denny Hare, 9l John Keenhan falls asleep during his speech at the Christmas Concert. VARSITY F OOTBALL TEAM The Cavaliers were robbed of their first victory against Walnut Hills at Norwood Stadium. Walnut Hills re- ceived the only break late in the game when they tackled punter Steve Halpin in the endzone. Rain prevailed for the rest of the game as they held on for a 2-0 victory over Purcell. The following week, under better conditions, the Hardrocks returned to their pre-season form for an easy rout of Courter Tech 22-0. Dayton Carroll invaded Norwood, out to avenge the defeat handed them the previous year. Carroll's fine quarterback finally was the difference as he singIe-handedly ran and passed for a 14-6 victory over Purcell. The Cavaliers showed their best form of the year as they whipped Roger Bacon 16-8 in their first G.C.L. con- test. The score hardly told the story as the Cavaliers were able to ramble up and down the field at ease behind the strong running of Chiodi and the powerful blocking of the offensive line. In their next game against St. Xavier, the Cavaliers lost a heartbreaker. The next contest was against LaSaIIe. Because of the letdown after the St Xavier game and many injuries, the Lancers waltzed away with an easy 36-6 victory. The coaching staff made an extra effort to rouse the Cavaliers for the game with Moeller. However, the Cru- saders quickly showed their powerful form, which took them to the GCL. crown, and smashed the Cavaliers 41-6. McNicholas proved to be a break in the scheduie as the offense scored early in the game while the defense held the Rockets scoreless for the entire game for an 8-0 win. Against Elder, the offense got us on the scoreboard early as the defense held the Panthers to six points for the first half. However, two big mistakes by the defense gave Elder two quick touchdowns in the third quarter and Purcell lost a tough one, 28-6. The Cavaliers scored two eighty yard touchdowns, against Newport Catholic, 0n the first two plays from scrimmage. The rest of the game, the offense failed to move as the Thoroughbreds scored twice and handed us a 13-12 defeat. TOP ROW: W. Flowers, KA Fletcher, T. Stickley, S. Gardner, M. Mat- Braig, C. Williams, B. Hoctor mgrL BOTTOM ROW: W. Burbridge lie, 0 Reid, W, Schmit, 0 Flick, C. Brown, R, Kaiser, R. McKenzie, R Mgn, I. Hervey, T Flynn, M. Meyer, B. Wine, B. Ryan, BY Gottmer, N. Reiners.M1DDLE ROW: R Koehne, M. Wallace, D Studley, 5. Hal- Schuckman, S Harris, K Thomas, P Romanello, C, Jenkins, P. pin, P Geraci, J. Chiodi, N. Heard, M. Tolbert, R. Schleibaum, J. Flaherty. . Tri-Captain Steve Harris confers with backfield coach Frank Shands. Steve Gardner blocks Newport defender. Steve Harris evades a Newport tackle TOP ROW: Maxwell, Queenen, Blessinger, Holmes, Kiser, Becker, Reckers. ROW THREE: Krebs, Lake, Martelia, Havlin, McCuien, Cammerici, Griffith, Kamp1 ROW TWO: Fredricks, Longe, Goff, Mott, Kemper, Purdy, Geraci, Sweeny, Frietch. Rouse, More, Henika, Lawson, Heneman, Gardner, Theury, Croty, RESERVE F O OTBALL mm 6 Elder 0 St. Xavier 14 LaSalle 12 McNicholas 8 Roger Bacon 6 Moeller 22 Newport Catholic OPPONENT 12 12 0 0 14 34 B Fletcher, Mc- PURCELL 0 St. Xavier 0 Moeller 22 Newport Catholic 0 Elder 6 LaSalIe 0 Roger Bacon 36 McNicholas 'Jygeetmzmx-xv Mm , x : OPPONENT 16 14 20 22 F RESHMEN F OOTBALL TOP ROW: Capinari, Rohde, Seventy one, Godfrey, Huber, Fergu- Hare, Halpin, Anderson, Ward, Harvey, ROW THREE: Cuhr, Kay, son, Braig, Pike, Folley, Coletta, Homan, Koesters, Hazel, Hazly. Robel, Martin, Donovan, Howison, Mania, Frietch,Wolking, Loftus, ROW TWO: Chiodi, Johnson, Davis, Fenske, Kramer, Miller, Wright, Miller, Craig, Mosley, Waters. 3:32 - TOP ROW: l Strasser, R Rigdon, J. Healy, J. Spaeth, A Oliver, P. Conlon ROW TWO: A, Garascia, R. McCarthy, J. Samner, P. O'Neill, C. Kelly, D. Smith. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1969-70 Basketball Team proved to be the spoiler in the G.C.L. Led by all G.C.L., all City, guard Dave Luke, the Cavaliers clashed the hopes of ma ny of the contenders for the title. The Cavaliers defeated the Spartans of Roger Bacon, the coaches favorite in a mid season contest. Even though lacking the needed height, we managed to stay in contention up until the final week of the season when we lost to Elder in the Panther Pit, Bright hopes for the future also developed during the season as two underclassmen - Junior, Bob Mahoney, and Sophomore, Carl Brown developed to their full pO- l tential and captured starting roles. l The real stars of the team seemed to be the group of l seniors who did all the hustling, stealing passes, setting up l plays, and grabbing reboundst This group included Jim Brackman, Jeff Riesenberg and Wendel Burbridge. TOPROW: Carl Brown, Jim Brackman, l Charlie Leon- l ard, Bob Maho- , ney, Mike Mat- tia, Dave Luket l BOTTOM l ROW: AI Uhrig ! tmng, Charlie l Nickert, Wen- del Burbridge, l l Jeff Reisenberg, lg l laney Held, 103 Roger Bacon Moeller ..... . McNicholas ............... St. Xavier .................. Mason County . . LaSalle .................... Newport Catholic .......... Elder .............. Louisville Manual .......... 67 Roger Bacon ............... McNicholas . Walnut Hills .. LaSalle .......... Newport Catholic Elder ....... - St. Xavie . .. Moeller ................... 72 Pu rcell 56 73 59 73 63 61 68 79 48 39 TOP ROW: Serger Mng, Gardner, Heard, Rectin, Hegel, Write, Nuby. ROW TWO: Sweeney, Busmeyer, Niehaus, Forte, Peining, Frietch. miss- ing: Holmes. F ROSH TOP ROW: Donauan, Loftus, Howison, Feldkamp, Pavely, Shore, Cosgrove. ROW TWO: Rebel, Martz, Duteflem, Stabauch, Zenni, Gardula, Hammer, Thorton, Sager. 107 u' r q L i ii 1-.74 FRONT ROW: Gibbons, Pohl, Howard, Fraley tcath SECOND ROW: Burgess, Burgess, Shiels, Flanigan, Morgan, Hickey, Weinhei- ROW: Seurkamp, Stickley, Rohde, Looby, Raasch, Fraley. BACK mer.mi55ing-Weaver. SWIMMING F This year, the Purcell swim team finished 7-5 on the season, the W best record in recent years, with a third place finish in the G.C.L., and a fifth place finish in the district. The swimmers continued their yearly attack on the record board, breaking records in five events. Captain Mark Fraley broke his own record in the 60 yd Free, and also broke the record of 18 years in the 100 yd Free. Sophomore Bill Weaver broke records in the 200 and 400 yd Freestyle, and also tied Mark Fraley's record in the 100 yd Free. A record in the 160 yd Medly Relay was broken by Steve Howard, Mark Fraley, Gregg Fraley, and Bill Weaver. Receiving honors at the end of the year were Mark Fraley - Most Valuable Swimmer, and Ron Gibbons e Most Improved Swimmer. TOP ROW: L, Howard mng, R Rigdon, J. Healy, C.Brown,J.E1li- Carthy, F. Shands, D. Luke, D. Smith, S. Harris, C. Kelly, R. McKenzie, son, B. Schmidt, R. Chambers, N. Yankowski, CL Stagmoyer, P. Stras- T. Garascia, C. Jenkins, M. Mohrhead, F. Shands Sr. IcoachL ser, 1. Bond, JV Brummer mgr.L ROW TWO: W. Burbridge, R. Mc- The 1970 Track Team again was the number one track team in South Western Ohio. Headed by a group of seniors; Harris, Shands, Luke, Kelly, Garascia, Mc- Kenzie, Smith, and Eliison, the team won the Pubiic High School Invitational, the K of C Relays and the S.W.O. District while finishing second in the Cavalier Relays and the G.C.L. The Cavaliers also qualified in four events for the state meet: the 880 relay, the miie relay, the 880 yard dash, and the shot put. Individual school records were set by Dave Luke in the 440 yard dash: 49.7 seconds and by Joe Ellison in the shot put: 568 5V4 , the 880 relay: 1.29 and the 440 relay: 43.8. Cavalier Retays .............................................. 2nd Public High School Invitational ................................. 1st K of C Relays .................................................. 1st 1 CLCL ........................................................ 2nd Miami University Invitationai .................................. 2nd South Western Ohio District .................................... 1st RegionaI ..................................................... 3rd Qualified for the State 880 yard relay placed third 880 yard dash placed fifth Shot Put placed fifth 114 Ceremonies at the Cavalier Relays THANK YOU COACH SHANDS RESERVES TOP ROW: Mr. F. Gronefeld koacm, S. Holt, T. Schumacher, R, BOTTOM ROW: J. Lundy, A. Walters, K Figgs, D. Burgess, M. Wag- Mosley, G, Walton, H7 Scott, T Englehart, R. Hehman, M. McIntosh. ner, R. Hutchinson, G. Lundy. F RESHMEN . d 1;: ,-. .' 3? TOP ROW: D. Thorton, B. Hand, R. Smith, R. Ferguson, T. Wilp, J. G. Ries, T. Frietch, M Sims. :BOTTOM ROW: T. Cusick, M. Craig, B. Walking. SECOND ROW: M Miller, T. Stewart, K. Egbers, Sv Adkins, Baldwin, D. Burgess. M. Hame, 0- Herrmann, D Moore, VARSITY BASEBALL 1970 D. McKowen, G. Reid, P McMulIen, R. Coe, L. Osterday, R. Hegel, W. Sweeney, D. Frietch, G. DelVechhio, R King, B. Roebel, D, Kurnar, D Haunert, K. Bosse, M. Fehr. 3 Purcell Opponent 2 Moeller 0 I 1 Roger Bacon 4 2 SL Xavier 1 1 0 LaSalle 6 1 Oak Hills 0 3 7 Newport Catholic 3 2 !ndian HiFl 0 1 1 5 MCNicholas 4 2 Glen Este 3 j 9 5:. Xavier 9 2 Indian Hill 0 1 Elder 9 3 St. Xavier 5 i 5 Moeller 4 3 St. Xavier 2 - 5 Reading 2 6 Newport Catholic 2 1 4 LaSalIe o 1 Elder 3 9 McNicholas 2 Season: 14-6-1 2 Roger Bacon 1 League: 9-5 The 1970 Baseball Team had a very successful year under the leadership of coach Alfers. The team finished the year with a14-6- 1 record and came in second in a tough G.C.L. ieague. The team was led by the brilliant pitching of Roger Coe and the hard hitting of Dale Frietch, Walt Sweeney, Ken Bosse, and Leo Osterday. The team brought the castle its biggest thrill by winning its first three tournament games, before losing a heart breaker to Glen Este 3-2 in the district semi-finais. TOP ROW: J. Harsnett, R. Kemper, J Stickley, D. Rechtin, R. Ma- ciaiello, T. Krebs, J. Schnirring, L. Conoven ROW TWO: J. Lake, P7 Geraci, T. Weber, T. Loftus, M. Sweeney, R. Frietch, J. Gardner, T. Roettgers. Did you get me that time? TOP ROW: 5. Queenan, P. Geraci, K. Schmidt, 5. Wetherail, M. Fraley. ROW TWO: V. Wocher, B. Roeper, T. Ruwe, G Fraley, JOHN PECKSKAMP STATE SINGLES CHAMP . AA ' 'bfi .. Hi. 5-: . ' WINE... ,, ' '- 1n 5'; I '5 0'1 !in I '5 5t . ' 94' e! 0955; V 452$ IL 4$ $ $??:,$3$ 33! i '. - v r .' v 59 ! NV ... 5 AV; ; , V xx. L - 9 1537 .- .. 9m w '. I- I .1; 5' $4 . 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KILL THE we BALL 993W ...YowD HAVe f9 35 WT 0F Yum MINaD BILL KISER BILL KLOCKE KEN KRONER MIKE LAAGE BOB LAGRANGE JIM LANGLEY JOHN KLUG STEVE KNEPFLE CURT KNIERIM TIM KOCH RON KOEHNE DAVE KOPPANA JOHN KRAMER KEN KRAMER BILL LIND GERALD LOFTUS JIM LOSEKAMP DAVE LUKE RICHARD MORCHAL FRANK MARTIN BILL MARTIN DAN MARTZ ROGER MARTZ MIKE MATTIA LECH MAZUR KEN MCCANE TONY MACIARIELLO KEVIN MALONE . L. 2'4 '13 , -'. 7' ... ,.V my. w n; '! - , '- .' n ' , l. I- pix? n' by; . IN O I. ', . . w: $ux .dvlhgr x ' l '. 3,!:$.':1 mph. u - BOB WIRTH BILL RYAN BEST LEADER CHARLES JENKINS BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC DAVE LUKE DAN ELLERHORST MOST INTELLECTUAL MARTY ZENNI MOST HUMOROUS DAVE KOPPANA MOST SERVICE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOB MCCARTHY DAVE MCKENRICK RON MCKENZIE KEVIN MCKOWEN JIM MCNARY DAVE MEINERS DWIGHT MILLER BOB MILLER DON MILLER GARY MORGAN JOHN MUELLER . . W IWWMmeV '3 TIM MURPHY CHARLEE NICKERT PAULNIEHAUS TOM OWENS 15?; ; ISAAC PAGE JOHN PECKSKAMP JIM PENNEKAMP JOE PERRY STEVE PETERS TOM PFISTER JOHN PICCIRILLO GREG NIEMAN LARRY NOSCHANG BOB O'NEILL LEO OSTERDAY MIKE PLEIMAN STEVE POHL SENIOR PROM - 70 LOOKOUT HOUSE f Would the owner of the 1937 Orange Hudson please move it .. 142 I didn't think that a difference in margarines would mean so much Dale Hutchinson gives his undivided attention to his date at the Lookout House . .. 143 Jim Prues and Bob Wirth give evidence that short naps are great . .. BILL POHL KIM POWELL TOM PRALL JIM PRUES TED PRUES JOE PRUS STEVE PURNHAGEN JOHN PUTHOFF DAVE PUTMAN GENE QUINN RANDY RAHE HM RAINES DAVE RAKES AL RAMSEY TOM REENAN GEORGE REID BOB REINERS RICK REINHARDT JEFF RIESENBERG JOHN RING RAY ROM BOB RUDLOFF JOE RUSSO PAUL RUSSO BILL RYAN JOHN SANTNER RICK SCHARDT RANDY SIMPSON GARY SCHLEGEL BOB SCHLEIBAUM BOB SCHMID BILL SCHMIDT DENNIS SCHOENY NEAL SCHUCKMAN FRANK SHANDS PAT SHANNON STEVE SLATTERY DARRYL SMITH JIM SPAETH , , aixrrw'TIm u'IWX'L-rw vnmrn'aqyrr: ' mwn BOB SPAETH MIKE SPILLE GARY STEGMOYER VINCENT STELZER MICHAEL SULLIVAN . JOSEPH SULLIVAN DAVID SWARTS GARY TARTAGLIA TIM TAYLOR KEN THOMAS BILL TOBLER MIKE TOLBERT ALLEN UHRIG TONY VALERIUS 148 MUSIC HALL JUNE 2, 1970 : x I-IIInin-nita I D Hi'h diBEiiiaiiH-i- I-uulmxa..a , o' -:a:aiaiiiiii.a I i Mi. v-w . 30.45; - ' 4n.f : ' in: kt. .., .229 :LMn-bq - a. fl. , . - -Q'ifg e: Salutatorian - Jim Spaeth Valedictorian -F Dan Ellerhorst Principles Award - Bill Ryan Archbishop McNicholas Memorial Award - Mark FraIey Knights of Coiumbus Award - Dave Koppana Speaker - Rev. Archbishop Paul F. Liebofd 3A., n1: gmv'kxm NICK VENNEMAN DENNY WETZEL PAUL Vl'TALE DON VON HAGEL BARRY WEBER MIKE WELLMAN DAVE WILLER 152 BOB WIRTH TYRONE WILLIAMS CLARENCE WILLIAMS HM WULKER MARTY ZENNI JIM ZEPF GREG ZOLLER SENIOR INDEX EUGENE G. ACHTEN 3 2155 Quatman, 631- 0998, Homeroom Officer 1; lntramurals 1,2. RICHARD R. ADRIAN '- 685 Stanley Ave., 871-6019, Homeroom Officer 1; Intramural Basketball1,3,4; Basebail 2,4; Basketball 2. RICHARD J. AHLERS 3 1850 Avonlea Ave, 631-1933, Variety Show 3,4. GUY L. ANDERSON 3 7069 Glenmeadow Le., 731-4287, Intramural Bowling 2; Junior Achievement3,4. WILLIAM C. ANZER 3 4001 Fforal Ave., 531- 9247, Intramural Basketball 3. THOMAS C. ARBOGAST 3 6128 Cambridge, 232-0335, Intramural Basketbail 2,3; Junior Achievement 1. TIMOTHY l. BAGBY 3 6942 Roe Ave., 272- 0669, Homeroom Officer 1. WILLIAM G. BECK 3 2887 Losamiville, 351- 2124, Student Council 1,2,4; Homeroom Offi- cer 1; Intramural Basketbail1,2,3,4; Football1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; Intramural Commit- tee 3,4. TERRY L. BOEHM - 1239 Yarmouth Ave., 272-7922, Variety Show 3,4; Queen's Men 2. FITZ P. BOISSEAU 3 3132 Gloss, 731-6336, Plume 3; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 4. KENNETH B. BOSSE 3 6830 Windward 511., 271-5780, Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basebali 1,2,3,4; Basketball1,2; Junior Achievement. FRANK J. BOTTENHORN 3 270 Ritchie Ave., 761-1936. JAMES M. BRACKMAN 3 3015 Kinmont, 321- 8823, Intramural Basketball 1; Basketbali 1,2,3, 4; Football 2,3. JOSEPH A. BRAIG 3 6219 Roe St., 271-0050, Intramural Basketball 3,4; FootbaJl1,2,3,4. MICHAEL E. BRANDSTETTER - 6569 Minne- wankan Dr., 561-5333, Plume 2,3,4; Debate 1, 2. MICHAEL R. BREWER 3 3316 Clenhurst PL, 321-9195, Student Council 1,3; Homeroom Officer1,3; Track 1. DANIEL C. BRINKMEYER 31729 Mills Ave., 731-6280, Glee Club1,2,3,4; lmramurals 1,2,3, 4; Variety Show 4. GREGG S. BROERMAN 3 5316 Lester Rd., 631-0562,JuniorAchievementl WENDELL BURBRIDCE 3 227 Glenwood Ave., 751-5360, Track Mgr. 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Football Mgr. 2,3,4. DAVID M. BURRIDGE 3 3807 Drake Ave., 731-2500, Service Club 2; Debate 1,2,3; Light and Sound Crew 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3; Mathematics Club 3. MICHAEL S. BUSCHMEIER - 6924 Wind- , ward, 271-3399, Plume 4; Science Club 2; Track1; BaseballZ; Football1,2. DAVID J. CAHILL 3 6410 Hammel Ave, 631- 4240, Photography Club 1; Junior Achieve- ment 3. JAMES T. CARNES 3 4110 Sherwood Ave., 271-4676, Intramural Bowling1,2. TOM N. CARROLL 3 1640 St. Gregory, 621- 3572. ANTHONY J. CARTER 3 4676 McNeil, S31- 6041, Track 2. BEN D. CARTER 3 2624 Eastern Ave, 321- 1863, Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4. RONALD CHAMBERS 3 3688 Davenant, 631- 6593, Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Junior Achievement 2,3. THOMAS L. CLARK 3 6729 Doon Ave., 351- 0166, Pfume 2,3,4; Cavalier 4; Debate 1,- Art Club 1,4. GARY T. CLEMENTS 31580 Elizabeth PL, 242- 7319, QUEEn's Men 2. ROGER K. COE 3 3246 Brotherton Rd., 871- 5771, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural Bowling 2, 3; Intramural Basketbatl 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. GORDON T. COLE - 1309 Yorktown Rd., 731-1845. ROBERT P. CONNOLLY 3 5410 Hunter Ave., 731-7388, Plume 3,4; Cavalier 4; Interracial Council 3. JOHN P. CONROY 3 3533 Edgeview DL, 731- 4941, Homeroom Officer 2,4; Plume 4; Cava- Iier4,1EdJ; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleaders 1Cath 4; Safety Club 4; Swimming 1,2,3; Dance Committee 3. ROBERT J. CONROY 3 2509 Indian Mound, 351-1225. JAMES C. COOK 3 4100 Homer Ave., 271- 0756,Track 1; Intramural Bowhng1,2,3,4. ALBERT E. CORRILL 3 3303 Claramont, 321- 0505. THOMAS J. COSGROVE 3 2145 Glenside, 531-6654, Glee Club 1; Football1. MARK S. CRONE 3 416 Terrence St., 321- 3185, Queen's Men 2,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball1,2,3,4; Safety Club 4; Basketball 1; Varie- ty Show 3,4. CHARLES J. CULLEN - 2462 Wiiliams Ave., 731-7942, Science Club 4; Mathematics Club 3,4. JOHN R. CULLEN - 3520 Saybrook Ave, 871- 5385, Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4. LEONARD O. CULVER 3 5711 Wyatt Ave., 631-6290. PHILIP M. DAVIS 3 3301 Woodburn Ave., 751-6159, Track 1; Intramural Basketball1,2,3. MICHAEL W. DEAN 3 5032 Collinwood PL, 271-7286, Glee Club 1; Intramural Basketball 154 1,2; Baseball1,2,3,4. DANIEL J. DERMODY 3 3756 Marburg Ave, 321-7117, Gee Club 2,3; Plume 3,4; Queens Men 2,3,4; Intramural Bowling1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4. GARY L. DIERSING 3 4934 Bouton 5L, 321- 8197, Intramural Basketball1,2,4; Baseball 2,3, 4. PATRICK J. DINAN 3 6105 Robinson Rd., 631-3337, Plume 2; Debate1,2,3; Science Club 4; German Club 3,4; Mathematics Club 3,4; It's Academic 4. THOMAS R. DIPUCCIO 3 2123 Cathedral Ave., 531-2612, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; JuniorAchievement3. WILLIAM S. DOHERTY - 6676 Iris, 631-6207, Spirit Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Homecoming King 4. MARK N. EGBERS 3 6314 Kincaid Rd., 531- 5175, Glee Club 1,2; Debate 1,2,3; Physics Club 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Mathematics Club 2,3,4; junior Achievement 3; German Club 3. THOMAS E. EICHENBERCER 3 3543 Shaw Ave., 871-5390, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Plume 2,3,4; Art Club 1,4; Track 2; Intramural Bowling 1,2; Prom Committee3,4. JOHN R. ELFERS 3 1019 Monastery St, 721- 1857, Glee Club 1,2; Photography Club 2,3; Variety Show 2; Cheerleaders 4. DANIEL R. ELLERHORST 3 6935 Buckingham PI., 271-7475, Plume 1,2,4; Debate 1,2; Art Club 1; German Club; Intramural Bowling 2; Mathematics Club 3,4; It's Academic 4. JOSEPH R. ELLISON 3 863 Rockdale, 861- 6793, Track 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Football 2,3,4. HAROLD D. ELSTON 3 3314 Evanston, 751- 1256, Track 1; Cross Country1,2; Basketball1, 2; Junior AchievementZ. PAUL K. EMMERICH 3 4015 Taylor Ave., 871- 5172, Queen's Men 2; Track 1; Intramural Bowling 2,3,4. RICHARD M. EVANS 3 3074 Victoria, 321- 1412, Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4. MICHAEL F. FEHR 3 2052 Dale Rd., 531-8047, Art Club 2,3; Intramural Basketba1l1,3; Base- ball1,2,3,4. JOHN A. FELDMANN 3 505 Missouri Ave, 321-2409, Debate 1; Light and Sound Crew 1, 2,3,41PresJ. BRIAN F. FITZGERALD - 1235 Edwards Rd., 321-2008, Football 3. KEN C. FLETCHER 31801 Elm Ave, 531-2324, Student Council 4; Library Staff 3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. GREGORY l. FLICK 3 5434 Northwoods Ln., 631-8086, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 4; Safety Club 4; Basketball 1; Footbail 1,2,3,4; JuniorAchievement3, PAUL S. FOPPE 6 6869 Park, 891-3234. DAVE K. FORSTER 6 1134 Beverly Hills, 871- 4171, Homeroom Officer 1; Science Club 2; Football1; Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4. MARK T. FRALEY 6 3571 Mooney, 321-7254, Student Council 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Plume 3,4; Cav- alier 4; Tennis1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball1, 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,1Capt.14. JEFF C. FRIETCH 6 2561 Leslie Ave, 351-1174, Football 3. ROBERT J. FRIETCH 6 3546 Skyview Ln., 731- 3198,1unior Achievement 3,4. STEVEN C. FUGAZZI 63422 Paxton Rd., 321- 7152, Sodality 1; Student Council 1; Home- room Officer 1,2,3; Track 1; Intramural Bas- ketball1,2,3,4; Basketball1; Football1,2,3. ANTHONY J. GARASCIA - 1027 Valley Ln., 281-7710, Homeroom Officer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Cou ntry 4; Football1,2,3. JOHN J. GARDNER 63651 Old Red Bank Rd., 321-6775, Track 1; Intramural Basketbalt 1; Junior Achievement3,4. ROBERT L. GEERS 6 2219 Ronda, 731-6775. WILLIAM A. GEIGER - 4312 Marburg, 871- 5484, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Queen's Men 2,4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Cheerieaders 4; Intramur- al Bowling1,2,3. ROBERT C. GFROERER 6 2609 Bonnie Dr., 231-6248, Intramural Bowling 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leaders 4. PAUL G. CEOGHECAN 61029 Catawba Val- ley, 871-1525, Science Club 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4; Prom Committee 4. RONALD E. CIBBONS 6 6928 Hurd Ave., 271- 2560, Light and Sound Crew 3; Swimming 3,4. DAVE D. GJLB 61034 Paradrome St., 421- 2887,1ntramural Basketball1,2,3,4; Baseball 4. FRANK J. GILLIGAN 6 3048 Griest, 871-1471. ROBERT H. COTTMER 61105 Fuller 51., 421- 4891, Homeroom Officer 2; Intramural Bas- ketball4; Football1,2,3,4. GARY L. GRATSCH 6 6220 Britten, 271-1314, Homeroom Officer 1; Photography Club1,2; Intramural1,2;1unior Achievement 3. HARRY J. CROME 6 3621 Michigan, 321- 2945, Library Staff 3; Intramural Bowling 4. STEVE D. HALPIN 6 3299 Linwood, 871-2193, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Football1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1; Spirit Committee. GERALD E. HAMMER 6 549 Stanley Ave, 321-6400, Light and Sound Crew 3,4; Debate 2; Mathematics Club 2,3. DENNIS A. HARE - 6558 Crobly Rd., 231- 5217, Homeroom Officer 1,2; Glee Club1,2,3, 4; Cavalier 4; Library 4; Cheerleaders 4; Swimming 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement4. STEPHEN B. HARRIS 6 6616 Afton Ave, 631- 2896, Class President 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Prom Committee 3; Track 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Football1,2,3, tCath 4. RICHARD M. HARSNETT 61648 Apple Hill Rd., 231-0799, Student Council 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3; Prom Committee 4; Physics Club 4; Intra- mural Basketball 2,4; Variety Show 2,3. TIMOTHY P. HEALY 6 4850 Reading Rd., 242- 8995; Physics Club 4; Golf 2,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4; Footbalf 2,3. DAN D. HEIN 6 944 Ellison Ave, 321-7967. RICHARD L HELMES 6 6628 Haley, 271-2652, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Plume 2,3,4; Queen's Men 2,4. RICHARD J. HEMMEL 6 6733 Windward, 271- 7688. JAY E. HILER 6 4343 Columbia Prkwy., 871- 1503, Student Council 1; Intramural Basket- ball1. STANLEY J. HILTENBEITEL 6 8425 Woodford Rd., 631-7046, Band 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Plume 4; Intramural Bowling1,2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball1;Guidance Office Assistant. WILLIAM T. HOCTOR 61305 Michigan Ave, 871-5163, Plume 1,2; Library Staf12,3; Photog- raphy Club 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Football 4 1mng; Junior Achievement 3. MARVIN W. HOLTMAN 6 3868 Hyde Park Ave, 631-8120, Track1,2; Cross Country 2. STEVE A. HOWARD 6 5536 Maple Ridge Dr., 561-8618, Tennis 4; Intramural Basketbali 3,4; Swimming4. HM M. HOWISON 6 3150 Bellewood, 531- 0705, Student Council 4; Glee Club 1,2; Intra- mural Bowling 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3,4. DALE E. HUTCHINSON 6 4609 Thoburne, 271-3547, Track 1,2; Cross Country1,2; Public- ity Committee 4. WILLIAM F. ISOME - 3475 Woodburn Ave., 281-4204, Track 1,2; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Basketball1,2; Football1,2. JAMES D. JACKSON 6 5767 Nightingale CL, 271-4339, Student Cou ncil 1; Homeroom Of- ficer 1; Plume 2; Intramural Bowling1,2; Vari- ety Show 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3. RAYMOND A. JACKSON - 3413 Paxton Ave., 321-5163, Student Council 1; Intramural Bas- ketbalf1,2; Swimming1,2. THOMAS A. JACKSON 6 5743 Lester Rd., 351-1896, Glee Club 1,2; Debate 1,2,3; Ger- man Club 3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Mathemat- ics 2,3. STEVE C. JACOB 6 4435 Lucerne Ave., 271- 6781. GREGORY S. JACOBS 6 5824 Robison Rd, 731-9128, Glee Club 1,2; Queen's Men 1,2,4; Art Club 1; Speech Club 1,2,3. CHARLES T. JENKINS 61528 St. Leger PL, 751- 0846, Track 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1; Basketball1,2; Football 2,3,4. TIM N. JORDAN 6 2323 Morton, 731-0431, Homeroom Officer 2; Track 1,2,4; Intramural Basketbali 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Junior Achieve- mem3. RICHARD A. KAISER 6 4311 Homer Ave., 271-3879, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball1,2,3,4; JuniorAchievement3. CLEOPHUS O. KELLEY 6 3330 Graydon Ave., 681-6724, Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Most Valuable Runner 3; Basketball 2. PAT K. KIEFER 6 810 Mannington, 321-2728, Sodality 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Glee Club 3; Intramural Bowling 1; Variety Show 3. DONALD T. KIFFMEYER 6 122 Lloyd Ave, Ky. 42, 371-8860, Student Council 1; Speech 1, 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball1,2. RONALD D. KING 6 2902 Minot Ave., 631- 8772, Intramural Bowling 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 2; Baseball 2,4; Junior Achievement 3. WILLIAM E. KISER 6 2821 Astoria Ave., 321- 1139, Intramural Basketball1,3. WILLIAM J. KLOCKE - 6624 Merwin, 271- 3009, Plume 1,2,3, IEdJ 4; Intramural Bowling 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3. JOHN O. KLUG 6 2832 Cortelyou PL, 731- 5921, Plume 3,4; intramural Bowling 2,3; In- tramural BasketbaH1,2,3,4; Mathematics Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Football 1; Junior Achieve- mem3. STEVE H. KNEPFLE 6 4615 GIenshade Ave, 271-0852, Debate 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2. CURT L. KNIERIM 6 1558 Valdosta Dr., 771- 8212, Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4; Football1; Junior Achievement 3; Homecoming Com- mittee 3,4. TIM A. KOCH 6 6035 Yosemite, 731-2058, Plume 4. RONALD R. KOEHNE 6 7028 Moorfield Dr., 231-7717, Homeroom Officer 3,4; Physics Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mathematics Club 4. DAVID L. KOPPANA 6 5964 Crittenden Dr., 231-5252, Publicity 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; lntramurai Basketball 1,2; Mathematics Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; National Honor Society. JOHN A. KRAMER 6 967 MCMiIIen, 281-8912. KENNETH J. KRAMER 6 4144 Settle Rd., 271- 6563, Golf 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4. KENNETH M. KRONER - 4003 Taylor, 321- 3448, Glee Club1,2,3,4; Queen's Men 3; Vari- ety Show 1,2,4. MICHAEL E. LAACE 6 2 Baker Circle, 731- 0816, StudentCounci13,4; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Track 1; Footbail1,2,3. ROBERT C. LAGRANGE 5 2540 Moundview Dr., 531-2412, Intramural Basketball 3,4. JAMES C. LANGLEY 5 2718 Wasson Rd, 631- 0354, Pfume 2; Queen1s Men 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. WILLIAM M. LIND 5420 Hoge St, 321-6146. ROBERT LLOYD 5 3622 Bevis Ave., 531-8298, Band 1; Baseball 4. GERALD l. LOFTUS 5 5320 Moeller Ave., 731- 5393, Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4, JAMES E. LOSEKAMP 5 4203 Simpson, 271- 2440, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; lunior Achievement3,4. DAVE L. LUKE 5 701 Glenwood Ave, 281- 7029, Track1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Most Valuable Player in the G.C.L. 4. ANTHONY A. MACIARIELLO 5 6760 Palmet- to Ave, 271-8469, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Track 1; Intramural Bowling 2; From Committee 4; Football 1,2; lunior Achievement3. KEVIN MALONE 5 6844 Buckingham PL, 271- 1363, Intramurals 2,3; Prom Committee 4; Ju- nior Achievement 3. RICHARD L. MARCHAL 5 4010 Grove Ave., 271-5202. FRANK L. MARTIN 5 2819 Langdon Farm, 731-0961, Intramural Bowling 3. WILLIAM E. MARTIN 5 2531 Amsterdam Rd, 341 -4417. DANIEL G. MARTZ 5 2868 Ziegle Ave., 871- 1192,1ntramural Basketball1,2,3,4. ROGER T. MARTZ 5 2868 Ziegle Ave., 871- 1192, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Physics Club 4; Prom Committee 4. MICHAEL J. MATTIA 5 2241 Flora SL, 621- 7727, Intramural Basketball 1,2; Ba5eba1l 2; Basketball1,2,4; Football1,2,3,4. LECH l. MAZUR 5 2930 Grandin Rd., 871- 5339, Photography 3; Glee Club 2,3,4. KENNETH W. MCCANE 5 2324 Langdon Farm, 631-6733, Junior Achievement 3,4. ROBERT J. MCCARTHY 51843 Mills Ave., 731-1750, Track 4; Cross Country 4; Intramur- al Basketball1,2,3; Footbali 1. DAVID P. MCKENRICH 5 6512 Roe SL, 271- 9601, Photography Club 1,2; Track 1; Publicity 2. RONALD MCKENZIE 5 3990 President Dr., 452-6583, Track 3; Footbail 3; Variety Show 1. KEVIN M. MCKOWEN 51253 Rockwood Dr., 321-8477, Homeroom Officer 2,3; Golf 4; In- tramural Basketball1,2,4. JAMES P. MCNARY 5 3857 Hyde Park Ave., 631-7335, Student Council 1,2; Homeroom Officer 1; Queen's Men 2; Intramural Bowl- ing 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Variety Show1,2. DAVE l. MEINERS 5 2306 Kemper Lane, 751- 4810, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer1,2; Track 2; Intramural Basketball1,2, 3,4; Spirit Committee 3,4. JOHN H. METZ 5 3276 Linwood, 871-1238, Art Club 2; Science Clubs 2,4. DONALD K. MILLER 5 3654 lslington, 271- 1959, Intramural Basketball 1,2; Prom Com- mittee 4. DWIGHT A. MILLER 5 1663 Jonathan Ave., 221-2570, Band 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Bageball4; Football 2. ROBERT J. MILLER 5 6447 Mayflower Ave., 631-5333. GARY R. MORGAN 5 3915 Catherine Ave, 631-2829, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball1. JOHN J. MUELLER 5 4221 Ivanhoe Ave., 631- 6145, Student Council1,2,3; Homeroom Offi- cer 1; Mathematics Club 3,4; Football 1; Its Academic 4. TIMOTHY L. MURPHY 5 1306 Yarmouth Ave., 242-8485, Intramural Basketball 2,3; Ju- niorAchievement3. CHARLES J. MICKERT 5 3342 Lookout Drive, 321-1521, Intramural Basketball1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. PAUL J. MIEHAUS 5 2939 Griest Ave, 321- 6874, Glee Club1,2,3. GREG J. NIEMAN 5 744 Wakefield, 321-1952. LARRY A. NOSCHANC 5 4506 Homer Ave., 271-7028, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3. ROBERT T. O'NEILL 5 3683 Saybrook Ave, 321-6425, Glee Club1. LEO M. OSTERDAY 5 3932 South Madison, 351-0540, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- bail1,4. THOMAS W. OWENS 5 4421 Brownway, 871- 4018. ISAAC PAGE 5 3632 Solar Vista FL, 531-4325, Track 2,3; Football 2. JOHN D. PECKSKAMP 5 3528 St. Charles PL, 871-2935, Intramural Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1, 2; State Champs 3,4. JAMES E. PENNEKAMP 5 5540 Hill 8: Dale Dr., 531-0266, Homeroom Officer 1; Intramural Basketball1,2,4; Track 2. JOSEPH W. PERRY 51130 Beverly Hills, 321- 0843, Student Council 3; Homeroom Officer 3; intramural Basketba112,3. STEPHEN 6.. PETERS 5 5701 Glengate, 351- 0589, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Home- room Officer 1; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Spirit Committee 3; Intramural Committee 4. THOMAS J. PFISTER - 2712 Griffiths Ave, 321-0749. IOHN R. PICCIRILLO 5 2514 MOOrman Ave., 751-8293, Student Council 4; Physics Club 4; 156 Plume 2,4; Track1,2; Baseball 3; Football1,2. MICHAEL T. PLEIMAN 5 6924 Windward, 271-0699, Band 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,4; Track 1; Variety Show 2,3,4. STEPHEN B. POHL 5 2199 Amsterdam Rd., Ky. 6, 341-8972, Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Plume 2,3,4; Queen1s Men 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4. WILLIAM C. POHL 5 740 Cedar Point Dr., 231-5233, Band 4; Intramural Basketball1,2,3, 4; From Committee 4; Cross Country 1; Cheerleaders 4; Swimming 3,4; lunior Achievement 2,3,4. KIM R. POWELL 5 5351 Carthage Ave, 731- 0582, Intramural Basketbail1,2,3. THOMAS E. PRALL 5 5710 Arnsby P1,, 271- 3893. JAMES L. PRUES 51847 Mills Ave, 531-2002, Debate 1; Physics Club 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Junior Achievement 3. TED J. PRUES 5 1825 Tilden Ave., 631-8928, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Ju- nior Achievement3. JOSEPH M. PRUS 5 2544 Indian Md. Ave., 351-1344, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; lntramurai Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football1,2; Junior Achievement 3. STEVE R. PURNHAGEN 5 3311 Ameliamont Ave, 871-2331, Glee Club 1,2,3; lntramurai Bowling 2,3,4. JOHN H. PUTHOFF 5 6027 Hammel Ave., 731-6345, Junior Achievement 3,4. DAVID L. PUTMAN 5 2205 Rice St., 381-1929, Glee Club 1,2; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Track 2; From Committee 4; Basketball1; Va- riety Show 1,2,3,4. EUGENE P. QUINN 5 3210 Grischy Lane, 321- 7417, Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Golf 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; In- tramural Bowling1. RANDAL R. RAHE 5 6239 Cortelyou St, 351- 3749, Student Council 1,2,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Football 1,2; Intramural Committee 4. JAMES P. RAINES 5 22 Ea5t14th St, 241-7184. DAVID T. RAKES 5 1831 Cleveland Ave, 731- 1368, Intramural BasketbaH 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Queen's Men 4. ALFRED E. RAMSEY 5 1435 Joseph St, 242- 7472, Homeroom Officer 1; Track 1,2,4; Ju- nior Achievement 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3; Interracial Councii 3; O.A.A.U. 4. THOMAS J. REENAN 5 3434 Sherel Cr., 321- 7707, Glee Club1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Bowling1,2,3. GEORGE REID 5 652 Glenwood, 751-7374, Baseball 2,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4. ROBERT R. REINERS 5 5365 Charloe, 731- 8978, Track 1; Football1,2,3,4. RICHARD A. REINHARDT 5 4008 Taylor Ave., 871-4349, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Light and Sound Crew 4. JEFF A. RIESENBERG 5 2500 Ardmore, 351- 1481, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Intramural Basketbali 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Student Council Treasurer 4. JOHN M. RlNG 5 2552 Melrose Ave., 631- 5112, Photography Club 1. RAYMOND A. ROM - 1122 St. Gregory St., 621-5328, lntramuralBasketball1,2. ROBERT C. RUDLOFF 5 6728 Windward St, 271-4655. JOSEPH P. RUSSO 5 3003 Griest Ave., 871- 0643, Swimming 3; lntramurals 2. PAUL C. RUSSO 5 3003 Griest, 871-0643, In- tramurals 2; Swimming 3. WILLIAM F. RYAN 5 2850 E. St. Charles, 321- 8997, Student Council 1,2,3, President 4; Homeroom Officer 1; Mathematics Club 3; From Committee 3; Basketball 2; Football 2,3, 4; National Honor Society. JOHN F. SANTNER 5 2124 Glenside Ave, 731-6751, Debate 1,2,3,4; Physics Club 4; Track 2; Cross Country 3,4; Safety Club 4. RICK J. SCHARDT 5 2214 Varelman, 531- 0501, Intramural Basketball 1,2; junior Achievement 3. CARY S. SCHLEGEL 5 6721 Kincaid, 531-8577, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural 2,3; Junior Achievement 3. ROBERT J. SCHLEIBAUM 51808 Maple Ave., 631-5178, Cross Country 1; From Committee 4; Football 2,3,4. ROBERT M. SCHMID 5 3777 Isabella Ave., 631-4267, Service Club1. WILLIAM B. SCHMIDT 5 3496 Edgeview Dr., 531-0419, Track 3,4; Football1,2,3,4. MARTIN T. SCHNUR 5 1747 Sherman, 731- 4332, Football1,2. DENNIS R. SCHOENY 5 5838 Pointer Lane, Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 1; Plume 3,4; Cavalier 4; Art Club 1,4; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Basketbali; Swim- ming1,2,3; Cheerleaders 4. NEAL E. SCHUCKMAN 5 6221 Lisbon, 631- 3503, Student Council 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; History Club 3,4; Debate 1; Physics Club 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Committee 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement. FRANKLIN M, SHANDS 5 2257 Banning, 542- 0943, Track1,2,3,4; Football1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; All GCL and City Track Team. PAT M. SHANNON 5 3303 Lambert PL, 321- 4055, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Prom Committee 4; Football 4 1Mng. ' RANDALL G. SIMPSON 5 4369 Eastern Ave, 321-6559, IntramuralBasketball1,2,3,4. STEVEN E. SLATTERY - 5738 Montgomery Rd.,351-1500. DARRYL R. SMITH 51704 E. McMillan, 961- 4921, Student Council 3,4; Plume 1,3,4; Phys- ics Club 4; Interracial Council 3; Track1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Mathematics Club 3,4; Bas- ketball1; Football1,2,3; Variety Show1. JAMES T. SPAETH 5 2828 Linwood Ave, 321- 9344, Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Debate 1,2,3,4; Physics Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; IntramuralBasketball1,2,3, 4. ROBERT J. SPAETH 5 510 Tusculum, 321- 8000. MICHAEL W, SPILLE 5 6133 Ridge Ave., 731- 8372, GARY E.STEGMOYER 5 2821 Andrew Place, 351-1222, Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; In- tramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Bowl- ing 2; Track 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. VINCENT f. STELZER 5 6930 Cambridge, 271- 7954, Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 3. JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN 5 2951 Erie Ave., 321- 4897, Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Plume 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Physics Club 4. MICHAEL C. SULLIVAN 5 2417 Vera Ave, 531-7477, Student Council 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Cavalier 3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Football1. DAVID F. SWARTS 51303 Herlin PL, 321- 8677, Homeroom Officer1,2,3; GEee Club 1,2; Intramural Basketball1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1. GARY T. TARTAGLIA 5 6262 Mayflower Ave, 731-3011, Plume 1,2,3; Photography Club 1,2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Cheerleaders 4; Interracial Council 2,3. TIMOTHY H. TAYLOR 5 2533 Hackberry, 861-4990, Glee CIub 1,2,3; Plume 2,3,4; Queen's Men 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Variety5h0w1,2,3. KEN D. THOMAS - 1933 Fairfax Ave., 751- 6257, FootbaH 4. WILLIAM D. TOBLER 51643 Summit Rd, 821-8857, Student Council 1,4; Cavalier 4; Physics Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mathematics Club 4; Junior Achievement 3; Football1; German Club 3,4. MICHAEL A. TOLBERT 5 3442 Reading Rd, 281-2470, Homeroom Officer 4; Glee Club 1; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Interracial Council 2. ALLEN C. UHRIG 5 3536 Meadow Ave, 481- 7520, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Cheerlead- ers 4. ANTHONY M. VALERIUS 5 3249 Woodford Rd., 631-9823, Glee Club1,2,3,4; Plume 2,3,4. NICHOLAS J. VENNEMAN 5 3518 BurCh 157 Ave., 871-4471, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Bowling 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Serv- ice CIubZ. PAUL A. VITALE 5 6318 Englewood Ave, 731- 0195, Homeroom Officer 1; Glee Club1,2,3,4; Service Club 1; Variety Show 2; National HonorSociety 3,4. DONALD R. VON HAGEL 5 4631 Glenshade, 271-5860. CHRIS I. WALLISCH 5 2365 Madison Rd., 871-0661, Plume 4. BARRY J. WEBER - 1140 Rossmore Ave., 242- 1815, Intramural Basketball1,2,3. MICHAEL R. WELLMAN 5 4705 Lucerne, 271- 0927, Plume 4; Art Club 4; Intramural Basket- ball1,2. DENNIS R, WETZEL 5 3318 Browning Ave., 721-2527, Service Club1,2; Safety CJub1,2,3. DAVID J. WILLER 5 4130 Sherel Lane, 871- 5738, Queen's Men 4; Intramural Basketball1, 2. CLARENCE WILLIAMS 5 3126 Harvard, 751- 4230, Service Club 2; Library Staff 4; Track 2,3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Basketball 2; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2. TYRONE C. WILLIAMS 5 3568 Trimble, 731- 6624, Light and Sound Crew 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3; Tennis 3; Safety Club 2,3. GREG D. WlLP 5 2814 Shanmoor, 631-8387, Glee Club1,2,3,4. ROBERT W. WIRTH 5 2730 Byrneside, 522- 3147, Student Council 1,2,3,4;' Homeroom Officer1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Baseball 2; Football 1,2; Junior Achievement3. JAMES F, WULKER - 5914 O'Meara PL, 631- 6417, Intramural Bowling 1,2; Intramural Bas- ketball 1; Safety Club 2,3; Junior Achieve- ment 3,4. MARTIN R. ZENNI 5 3914 Oak Park PL, 351- 3945, Glee Club1,2; Intramural Basketball1,2; Football1. JAMES A. ZEPF - 4517 Lucerne Ave., 271- 5005. GREG S. ZOLLER 5 6603 Britten, 271 -2874, Art Club 1. r: 5.215 THANKS from the yearbook staff to American Yearbook C. representative Dick Chiara and to Shil- lito's Photographer Tom Golf from the Senior Class of 1970 to the faculty and Administration of Purcell. 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HALPIN PLUMBING AND HEATING 2001 DANA AVENUE WER SICH NICHT SELBST BEFIEHLT, BLEIBT IMMER KNECHT. - GOETHE DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN HJ. BENKEN - FLORIST TO CAVALIERS FOR CORSAGES SHE WILL LOVE CALL 891-1040 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 70 C-DOC, BIG 0 AND THE CLAN RIDMANN ELECTRIC COMPANY INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL LIGHT AND POWER WIRING 541-0246 KING RICHARD AND THE ANSMACS OF 3-C ROYAL FAMILY BILLIARDS 3012 MADISON ROAD OAKLEY SQUARE 351-5747 MAY YOUR FUTURE BE FILLED WITH HARMONY PURCELL BAND BOOSTERS Ries Food Market Milton and Highland Beer-Wine 241-1128 Pat Turner Barber Shop 3512 Erie Ave. Class of '52 Motor Terminals 237 Gest Street Local Trucking 721 4800 Eugene M. Fugazzi C0. 3422 Paxton Rd. M. Degaro Co. Inc. 225 W. 2nd Street Cincinnati Ohio House of Orchids Wedding Center All Flowers for all Occasions 4338 Erie Ave. 45227 A 8! A Drywall 8: Painting Co. Frank and Dale Adkins All Locations 791-3124 Schroeder Auto Service Union Central Garage Cinti., Ohio 241-0726 Bob Goebel Choice Meat's 3055 Madison Rd. Niehaus Dry Cleaner Daily Pick-up and Delivery We Operate our own Plant McGongele's Dry Cleaner 1009 E. McMillan The Larry Herrmann Family Carol Tom '68 Dave '69 Dan 473 Nancy Den '74 Joy Larry '78 Broadway Welding Co. 5244 Kennedy Ave. Cincy Ohio 5th Period Calculus Says; Karl F. Gauss was a great physicist. Compliments of the Bruns Family Eastern Hills Stationery Co. SchooI-Office-Art Supplies Oakley 631 -5925 Compliments of Seiberts Food Market Hitching Post 3171 Woodford Rd. 351 -4392 Hartz and Restle Realtors 5451 Montgomery Rd. Elder Council No. 1195 Knights of Columbus A Friend Joe Dempsey Representing Beasley Ford Madison and Grandin 871-0137 Compliments of Sa ndy's Food Market A Friend The Forte Family Gene '67 Tom '69 Jim '72 Good Luck Ciass of '70 Rich Haft Gulf Westwood 661-9800 St. Stephens 320 Donham Good Luck Always Edward Harris 8a Family Good LuckJ' From the Men of 4-r A Friend Oakley Upholstering 4443 Brazee Street 871-5959 Re's Food 2041 Madison Rd. 321 -0725 Feld Printing Co. 813 Ellison Avenue Wm. F. Buckley, Jr. says: Don't Let Them lmmanentize the Eschaton. Kasselmann Cut Stone Serving the Tri-State Area Since 1902 2716646 Cin7Mat Kaufmann Mat 8: Stereotype Co. James Healy '44 Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc. 6512 Roe St. Cinti. 45227 Ace Doran Hauling 8t Rigging Co 1601 Blue Rock St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 Sim Craft Corporation Custom Furniture 4222 Airport Road Congratulations Joe Braig From Mom and the family Learn to Fly At C.A.1. 321-8701 Hein's Pharmacy 3200 Linwood The Latest Style in Clothes For the Swinging Set The Male Man Pleasant Ridge Hardware 6081 Montgomery Rd. Good Luck Purcell Yust Gulf Service 6517 Madison Rd. 271-9867 Compliments of Big Tree Mt. Lookout Television Sales and Service 321-2830 3204 Linwood Shoemaker's Ambulance Service Co. 631-6050 Compliments of the Doherty Family Albert Einstein was A Kindergarten Flunky Regina High School Fantastic Frosh Forever Class of '73 Rider, Goodman, Resor and Fisk Insurance Tony's Barber Shop Smith Rd. - Norwood Open 8 A.M. - 6 RM. Larry Jacobs Contractor 891-4944 Shirmers Garage Complete Auto Repair Tune-up, Trans. 8: Brakes John, Connie, Tim, Andy and Chris Congratulate the class of '70 Mack's Market Complete Food Market 6843 Merwin Ave. 271-9715 Martin Dry Cleaners 6121 Montgomery Rd. 631-3970 631-3971 Hap's Pony Keg 1804 Mills, Norwood Free Delivery 631 -9354 A Little Peace From 3-D Dick, Gloria, Kathy, Rick, Diane, Julie, Ellen, Tom, Amy and Beth Ann Congratulate the Class of '70 Bott's Cleaners 5335 Carthage Avenue Norwood, 631-5653 Varnau Green Houses Fiower and Vegetable Plants 5400 Ridge Avenue Martinelli Barber Shop 2124 Losantiville Road Phone 351-7272 A Friend Eastern Hills Tire Center Dayton-UniroyaI-Michelin Newtown, Ohio Jack Jansen, Roofing Co. 2140 Gilbert Ave. 871-2622 Clar Brodrick, associate of West ShelI-Robson Middendorff 271 -4677 or 271-7200 Williams Avenue Delicatessen Ahlrich's Catering 3610 Woodford Road 531-1470 Taylor Plumbing Col 2633 St. Albans 631-4642 A. E. Cramer Brick Contractor 531-1079 2625 St. Albans Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bottenhorn Ill Wocher's Shack Free Drinks on Friday Nights For Members Only Empire Battery Co. 5583 Creek Rd. 1Blue A5h1 Industrial Batteries Runtz Hardware Also Sewing Machine Sales And Service 631-0909 Tally Ho Pony Keg 2381 Park Ave. Indian Mound Pharmacy 5230 Montgomery Road Norwood, Ohio 45212 Mairose Bros. Meats and Grocery 3431 Monteith Ave. 321-6721 Prime Beef Featured A B Auto Bike Co. 4344 Montgomery Rd. Norwood, Ohio 45212 For That Good Haircut The Mehn Barber Shop 5 8x W Dry Cleaner Free Pick-up and Delivery 2628 Eastern Avenue 321 -8603 Mt. Washington Ice 8: Beer Service is our Business 6139 Plymouth Ave. 231-8824 Alfieri Mt. Washington Pharmacy BE1-7170 Beechmont and Corbly Highland Towers Atop Mt. Adams 1071 Ceiestial Street Larry Fruits and Vegetables 1034 Paradrome'St. Cin. 2, Ohio 421-2887 Jack Kennedy '38 Jack Kennedy, Jr. '62 Bill Kennedy '67 Marsh Pontiac Pontiac - Tempest -- Fi rebi rd 9101 Colerain 522-7000 A Home is What We Make It Keating Home Builders 871-0207 Capi - Knit - Sox logs - Underwear Pat Darling Sportswear East Hyde Park Market Groceries - Vegetables - Beer and Wine We Deliver 321 -4464 Shoey's Pony Keg 5639 Montgomery Road For the Best in Food 631-9600 City Municipal Garage 6th 8: Elm Sts. Shoppers Parking -10qt 6172 Hr. Pack's Pharmacy 2114 Madison Road 321 -1221 321 -6216 C. E. Stradtman Tile 8: Marble Co. Remodling - Fireplaces - Patios 271 -6454 Wm. N. Walch J. R. McCutcheon 8: Associates 3416 Edwards Road Manufacturers Agents 321 -7466 A Friend Thomas Abbatiello A Cavalier's Sister Cheryl Adkins Glen Adkins Spiro T. Agnew Becky Ahlrichs AI and Linda Mrs. Edwin Allgeier Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Allgeyer A.M.E. George Anderson Peter L. Andres Ann 8: Bill 70 Elizabeth and Mrs. Armstrong Paul Armstrong Family Walter Ashorn Craig Auffart Babuchka 1972 Tim Bagby Frodo and Bilbo.Baggins Daniel J. Balton Mrs Frank Balton Bang Gang Bruce Barlag 71 Marty and Joanne Bauer Fred Beck 67 Miss Beckmeyer R. J. Becht 8: Son Mr: and Mrs. Edwin 5. Becker Ron and Charlene Beier Mr. and Mrs. John A. Belperio Harry Berg Jo Berg Mr. and Mrs. August Berling Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernert John Bernert '71 Na ncy Bernert Tim Bernert '69 Barb Bertke Dick Bertke Bev 8: Rick Joseph H. Bianco Birdman of 70 Dennis E. Birri 69 Wiliiam R. Birri '61 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Birri E. T. BleSsinger Roy Boak Bob 8: Doris Mr. 8: Mrs. Paui Boehm Bruno Boetger Mrs. R: Boetger Bolce Paint Co. Jas. P. Bolger Rick Bonett 72 Mrs: Gloria Bosse Cliff Ben '67 Dex Bolt '65 Willy Bott '72 Mr: and Mrs. Charles 8racken Mrs. Catherine Braig Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Brandstetter G. William Brandstetter Robert Brandstetter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Breuer Mr. 8: Mrs. J. E. 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Chesterdone Steve Chiodi Miss Evelyn Chiumiento Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark Mr. and Mrs. Leo F: Clark Mrs. Marilyn Clark Pat Clark1-A Paul Clark 72 Class of '71 Mrs. john Cleary Gary T. Clements Mrs. lames M: Clements E. K. Cleveland, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry A. Coe Karen A. Coe Dennis Cohen 61 Gloria and Kathy Comer Robert Connolly Mr. 8: Mrs. Gene Conover Teresa Condit Mr. 8: Mrs. Neal Connor The Conroy Family Mr. 8: Mrs: J. P, Conroy Mike Conroy '72 Rick Conroy M. l. Conroy Robert A. Conway Mr: Ralph Cook Mrs. Ralph Cook Cool Charlie the Chickenman Dennis P. P. Corcoran Gene 8: Doris Corcoran lerry Cox Otis Cox, Jr. James P. Coyle Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Craig !amesJ. Crane J. Craycraft Creeparoo, Skiparoo, Lipparoo Cryptic Message $41 Col. 'RetJ 8: Mrs. W. W. Culp Cuparoo Steve Curfman Mrs. 1ames William Curtis, 5r. Mr. James William Curtis, Sr. James William Curtis, Jr. '71 Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cusick Dan and Sally Mr. 8: Mrs1 Edward H. Davis Mammie Davis Robert Davis Billy Dean class of '78 Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Dean Decks 8: Co, Mrs. Defftnger Patricia Dalaney Mr. Stanley De Tellem '39' Larry Devanney '54 Mr. 8: Mrs, James Devine Mrs. Margo Dierks Patrick T. Dinan, Esq. Karen DiPuccio Frank DiPuccio, Ir. '64 Mrs: Frank DiPuccio Mr. lohn DiPuccio Mr. 8: Mrs. Tony DiPuCCio Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Dirr Mike Dirr '71 Mrs. Louise Ditchen Mr. 8: Mrs. Moses Donald Chris Donovan Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph E. Donovan Ed Dorsey '68 USN Jim Dorsey Mr. 8: Mrs John T, Dorsey Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank B. Dowd Mr. Harry Drahman Mrs. Loretta Drahman Jerry Drier Jerry Drier Susan R. Drysdale William Duenne Louise Dumont Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Dumont 8: Family James Dunham Elise Dunn Fr. Paul Edrich Mark Egbers 4-B Robert F. Egbers Andrew B. Einspanier Elder high is Best Dan Ellerhorst '70 Mr. 8: Mrs. J. A. Ellerhorst Rick Ellerhorst '68 Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. A. Ellis JoAnn Emmerich Paul Emmerich, Sr: Paul K. Emmerich, Jr. Rose Emmerich Emms of '70 Mr. 8: Mrs. 105. 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