Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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CIVICS FORL ' M 1. J. SPITZNAGEL, R. BERNARD. R. SIEFKE. 2. J. HACK. L. BIDAI. J. KLOCK. T. NEWCOMBE. 3 D BLANKEMEYER. J. BAVLESS. P. MAHNE. B. HELMCAMP, T. POWELL. W. WEBER (VICE PRESIDENT). T. CAMELE (PRESIDENT). N. RIEDER (TREASURER). T. LOMBARDI. 4 C. TRALTMAN. W. HOHAN. J. SCHIMPF. T. COLLEY. R. CLINES. ABSENT: J. WRIGHT. M. POLL HISTORY CLUB 1. L. SCHUMACHER. J. WEILER. C. RIEDINGER. J. SPITZNAGEL. D. FAVRET. C. PETER. T. CLARK, V. WYNNE. G. FREY, D. GRUELICH, J. HUXELL. B. DETTMER, J. DUMBACHER. J. DUMBACHER. C. TRAUTMAN, J. SCHROEDER. 2. G. KOTTER H. KORBEE, T. LONGI. B. FELD. T. DEWEY. A. BOLGER. J. BOLGER, T. CARSON, E. LANE, B. Mr- CARTHY. M. RIELAGE, G. GALLOWAY. R. BELMONT, D. KLEIN. W. HANSEN. „.„.„ 3. E. WESTERBECK. J. BRESNEN. P. BRAUER, T. WINSTEL. P. SETA. T. NOLAN, J. LAWLER, W. WELLS, L. RADLOFF, E. FITZGERALD, T. KELLER, H. WROCKLEDGE, J. MILLER, J. PACK. J. HEENAN, L. O ' CONNEB. 4. B. KESSLING. J. WIRTH. K. COREY. D. KENNEY. D. DEBRUNNER. D. HELLER, F. KRAMER, D. ROSSELOT, R. BUCK- MAN. B. HANKS. P. McQUAIDE. J. DENNIS, D. BOLTEN, P. McCARTHY, E. BLOMER. 5. L. SCHOETTELKOTTE. J. FOX, W. JONES. E. DANKLE. J. MAXWELL. D. WAGNER, D. FINKE, J. SCHULER, W. FOKEN, C. MASTROPAOLA. C. VUOTTO, B. McLAUGHLIN, J. SUERMANN, W. SCHWARTZ, L, PANARO. iT V c a n p o Q r r 1 1 J ' . v..-.i ■M.r II

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1. E. ZIMMER, J. MONAHAN. R. WUEST. E. CADE. M. MENRATH, M. MILLS. 2. D. DARR. T. KILCOYNE, G. KLINKENBURG. K. WENZEL. E. BOUR, L. ENZWEILER, W. CRAWFORD. 3. J. CLARK, R. HERY. T. RAHE, G. HOLTKE, D. KOHLS. J. RICHMOND. «. F. KRAMER, T. BRUENEMAN, J. SPIEGEL, R. CARRELLI, R. LAWRENCE, K. GEYMAN. NATURE CLUB AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB CIVICS CLUB The American History Club is one of the largest and one of the most active of the clubs at Purcell. The officers are G. Frey, D. Greulich, V. Wynne, T. Clark, J. Huxell, and B. Dettmer. The purpose of the club is to give students a fuller appreciation of American history. It achieves this purpose by preparing projects on different historical events and by taking field trips to various places. The Civics Club was founded to give interested seniors an additional means of learning more about their city, state and country. Com- prised of some 30 members this group visited federal buildings, civic buildings and projects and toured the city to receive information. The officers are: Anthony Camele, Bill Weber, Leo Marasco and Nick Rieder. no

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1. T. SCHEIDLER. C. GUNNING, J. KRAMER. 2. N. ZICCARDI, G. HOLTKE, A. HARVEY. 3. F. STAVALE, A. HELLER, C. KELLY. MANAGERS BOOKSTORE LEO MARASCO CARL RODENKIRCHEN The athletic managers are students who assist Brother Bill in the upkeep and smooth running of the athletic department by passing out equipment and caring for the general needs of all Purcell athletes. Leo Marasco and Carl Rodenkirchen, by taking care of the bookstore before and after each schoolday provide all the materials the students need for continuing their work. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT SERVICE CLUB Among the organizations in which Purcell students are active is Junior Achievement. J. A. is a project which educates teenagers about business by giving them experience in miniature companies. A necessary and yet usually taken for granted activity at Purcell is the Service Club. This group plays an essential part at social functions by caring for refreshments, acting as ushers and passing out programs. 112