Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

1966 Regina High School Norwood, Ohio Editor Adviser Ardith Grote Mr. Dale Schubeler Now how am I going to get thcm all home? Patterns of Contents Dedication. . . . . A . . . .4 Administration ..... 12 Faculty..l.4...u..18 Organizations. . . . .30 Underclassmen ..... 58 Activities. . . . . . . . . .86 Seniors.. .. .. .4 ..140 Patrons ........... 164 education VVC i'lnzllly scored a point. In the new physicsmhemistry class, enterprising freshmen ex- periment. An unknown donor at the Christmas Party seems to be asking Grace Smith, How tbout a nice Hawaiian Punch:w F oreword A pattern is anything which is designed to be a model for something else. As such, patterns of education fall into many categories Beginning with the classroom, they extend through extra- curricular and social activities to those of a cultural and socially entertaining nature, Ail of these help to form us in one way or another. The ctassroom guides our intellectual development, giving us facts and thoughts which promote an interest in knowledge. Through extra-curriculars we learn the basis of co-Opcration with others in working towards a goal. We attain social poise by associa- tion with others both in and out of school. Since there are many things in life which we dontt understand, cultural activities can point to solu- tions of many of these. On the lighter side, entertainment helps us to enjoy all of the other things moret Each of these contributes to our development, and so should be important to us now as well as later. Twenty-five years Now, in his twcnty-Efth year at Regina High School, Mr. Mecklenborg continues to imprint his mark of achievement by directing Reginais Gfee Club and Orchestra An accomplished musician himself, he strives to perfect these two groups in the same manner. This high degree of perfection is demonstrated in the quality of their performances each year. In addition to working towards hne per- formances, Mr. Mecklenborg also develops in the students an appreciation and understanding of a great variety of music. With Characteristic humility he would disclaim any praise acknowledging him. For this reason, we dedicate this yeafs book of memories to Mr. Cletus Mecklenborg. After 25 ycars 0f conducting at Regina, Mr. Mecklenburg still hasnil 1051 his much. cht song rm the Christmas program ,, htmhhl knew it iusl Orchestra members arc held to zmcmion 215 Mr. Mecklenbnrg a minuw ago i . diverts them in th Winter Musiculci U! Junior- Kathy Lysaghtt Chris Flett'hcr. Laura Crawford, and Jeanne Haincs dztnceztnd sing along to What Kind of Fool Am 1W Dances. such as this one sponsored by the iuniorst are great proof that Regina is Htops in cxtra-curriculnr activities. senior dance ' 50 this is where all IhC boys have gonc! ' Wherc have all lhc young mcn gone. long time passing No one but Burl; Sheernn seems 100 worried about Ihe whole thing. The Queen City The peaceful reflections of this skyline create a facade of stillness, camouflaging the endless activity within. Music, drama, art, lectures, and entertain- ment of all types vascillate throughout the lights and shadows of the entire city, creating patterns of culture to fill a void left by a scientific world. Schools can only begin a process of learning The process must be complemented by activities beyond those in the classroom. The city, then, offers a variety of these activities in its theaters, art displays, lecture halls, and Music Hall. The Queen City is a valuable complement to Regina High School. Catholic youth week This year Regina acknowledged Catholic Youth Week by a series of class competitive activities, such as volleyball, free-throw bas- ketball, and relay races. These activities were climaxed by an assembly, which the whole student body attended. At the assembly Mr. Mecklenborg, Orchestra and Glee Club di- rector, entertained the students with a con- cert, followed by Reginafs own version of The Mulch Game. What could NIL Reuter, Father Trick. and Mr. Lister- mann bc discussing an the sidelines? c... 5 o 00 3 The senior panelists try their best in a real hmatch nf mindsh to win a very important game. Storekeeper Patty LaGrange looks nn as Sue Killel andjunc Wedding ccmlidcmly give hhunmatchcdh: answers. Peggy Clrillin. Student Council President, presents Sister Mary lrcnziczi with a rcntcrpiccc for the smtue in the front hall To ex- press their appreciation lhc sludcm body alsn offered a mass for the L'miri- lutully. ClWinter musicalela Each year Reginals Glee Club and Orchestra present a special Christmas show for the school. This yearas program was a combination of tradi- tional Christmas songs and various orchestral selections. llStars and Stripesf, lehop Sticksfl and a fast-moving Latin version of lijingle Bellsl, provided a diversified program of song and music. Climaxed with a solo by Barb Kent, the show helped to put everyone in the holiday moodtmost teachers showing their ugood will towards menll by exempting their students from homework for the rest of the year: In all the musicals was a great success. Faculty and students alike were entertained and given a chance to relax before starting another hectic year. Mouths widr open in song, members of th' Glee Club once again demonstrate their singing abilities. Monsignor Carl J. Ryan. Supvrimcndcm of Svhools. u . w n l a I . i The Most Reverend Paul F, LcibnltL IUD. Auxiliary Bishop of Cim-immti. Archbishop Bclmv: Must Reverend Kar'lj Aller. Arrhbishnp oi Cinvinnziti. Principal Sister Mary Irenaea, G.PPtSq as principal of Regina High School, deserves much appreciation for all of the guidance and inspiration she has shown the girls throughout the year She has ex- pressed outstanding ability in performing all of the numerous tasks confronting her daily. Always prepared with an encouraging word, she estab- lishes the foundation of friendship and respect that is known to every Reginianv Each and every one of us should realize what has been accom- plished at Regina as a result of the sincere eHorts of Sister lrenaeat Regina is proud to acknowledge, its principal, who has dedicated her life to its service. Assistant Principal Guidance Sister Mary Martha, CPRS. UOPL and Miss Shirley Gaedc are Reginals full-Lime guidance dircctresses Their duties range from mapping out courses of study to counseling individuals in Familiar lo ail is Sister Mary Carol, C.?P.S., Vicc-Principal, me problems. teacher. and modcramr. We all appreciate the outstanding efforts Sister puts forth daily. She is responsible for the studenfs disci- pline and helps them strive toward perfection in womanhood. H't'lhiix' cillircis THY 1hr yt'nr 1905-1906 arc. l'mm Jt'fl lt: right: KiS'ILITICD; Mrs. chr'uv SFIHVLIHTF. anrtlinq Secretary: Mrs. Chris Mc-Murmy. Pt'vsulrm: Mrs. Charles lickhnghcld. Cor- Welfare Pun-nn Iint- up in pay iht-ir iinnLiiLI welfare rltit's. responding Sut'rttiiry; KSTANDIXG; Mr. Al W'alkm', Auditor; Mia .Jnhn lilivl. 'l'rcasurcr: Mr. M Fritmbus. First Virc-Presidc'iil: IUKI Mr. Liu'rv Fishing. Scmml VitT-PI'CSTIECIH. The Regina Welfare Association was organized to create a better understand- ing between parents and faculty. In this way, the education at Regina has always attained the maximum improve- ment that it needetii The parents also contribute their financial support in various ways, such as rafHes and parent- teacher projects. The members of ReginaTs Welfare also sacrifice their time to chaperonc dances and other ex- tra-curricular schooi activities. This all- important link betwecn parents and teachers is a significant indication of the high quality which prevails at Regina. Parents are introduced to the faculty at ahe FlrSt Regina Weifarc meeting in September. The directors of the Regina Welfare are, from left to right: Mr. Heading the publicity committee are: Mrs. Betty Edwards and George Schwallie, Mrs. William Lonergan, and Mr. Charles Edding- Mrs. Dan Romanello. Held. Faculty Sets A faculty member works diligently to prepare a seating charl so that she knows who's who. All others watch the assembly. the Pattern A good time was had by all at the Welfare Christmas party. Ask Sister Mary Aubert if you donlt believe it Mary Holdgrave explains her ideas to Father Trick for a future religious assembly. With that smile on her face, its easy to guess that Miss Stauss is on her way to lunch. Reginals faculty is composed of Fifty four mem- bers with degrees in religion, English, history, sci- ence, and various other fields. However, this is not the only thing that makes her faculty outstanding; their willingness to Walk things out,, with a stu- dent, even if the problem is not related to their particular field, also helps. This added personal touch aSSures a student that at any time she may receive advice from any faculty member. Such per- sonal interest also brings about a better relationship between faculty and students. Dedication, under- standing, and genuine concern for pupils, along with their own educational background are all a part of the eHort to provide Regimfs students with the best. F aculty Sister Mary Aimard, CPRS. English LII, Moderator of C.D.L., Moderator of Sister Mary Alma, CVPRS. Sister Mary Anne, G.PPS. Y.A.R., Sodalily Group Religion 11, Sophomore Class Spanish II,III,IV, Moderator Moderator. Moderator. of Spanish Ciub. Sister Mary Aubert, CPRS. French I,IIl,IV, English II, Mr. Paul Baeckeroot Head of Language Departr Problems of Democracy Team, Mrs. Edna Bail mam. World History Team. Study Hall Supervisor, 20 A Sister Mary Bede, G.PPAS. Sister Mary Brendan, C.PP,S. Algebra I, Record Keeping, U.S. History Team, World Bookkeeping, General Busi- History Team, English III, ness, Sodality Group Mod- Moderator of N.H.S., So- eralor, Senior Class Mod- dality Group Moderator, erator, Junior Class Moderator. k N0w this is the note wEre going to Start 0113' Xxh A Miss Patricia CafTerky Sister Mary Cariina, C.PP.S. US. History, Problems of Librarian, Moderator of Li- Demorracy Team. Sodality brary Club, Sodality Group Group Moderator, Moder- Moderator. ator, Moderator of ETA. Sister Mary Carolyn, C.PP.S. Problems of Democracy Team, SislerMaryCarol,C.?PS Moderator of Sodalily, U.S. History Team. Modera- Head of Social Studies De- lor of Student Council. parlmcnt. Himm! And what did she say after that? 21 Sister Mary Clarencia, Slenography 1. Sister Mary Conrada. C.?PS. Plane Geometry, Moderator of Service Club. Sister Mary Cordclia. CPRS. Art LILIII, Fine Arts. Gen- eral Math, Sodality Group Moderator. Head of Art Dcpartmcm. Mrs. Frank Di Puccio Frtnch II, Spanish I Sister Mary Delbert. C.PP.S. Typing II. English II. Steno; graphy II. Sodahly Group Moderator. Sister Mary Edward, C.PP.S. English IV, English III, Speech, Moderator of Sen- ior Class Play, Sodality Group Moderator, Head of English Department. EW011 Hunked your History test, . . aw, that's a shamef Mrs Sharon Fenik Physical Education, Modera- tur of G.A.A. A; Sister Mary Florentine, Sister Mary Florian, C.PP.S. C.?P.b. Music, Head of Music De- Foods, Homemaking III, partment. Study Hall Supervisor, Moderator ofC.S.M.C. Mrs. .james Grolc Religion III, Mr. Richard Hehman Economics, Business Math. Father Louis Hohlmayer Religion 1. Mustard sandwiches again! 23 Faculty Sister Mary Hubcrlinr, Sister Mary Linus, C.PP.S Mr.John Lislcrmann C.PP.S. World History Team, Eng- Algebra L Moderator of Safe- Music. Iish II. ty CouncilK Missjulia Lunne Miss Rita Mahsling Sister Mary Marguerite. Latin I,lI,III,IV, Moderator English I. C.PP.S. of Speech Club. Clerical OfEcc Practice, Sec- retary Office Practice, Study Hall Supervisor, Typ- ping I, Historian of School Annuals, Head of Business Dept. While Sister Mary Bede is absorbing whaHs being said, Patty LaGrange seems to have her mind on something else. Missllane Nelson Mrs. Mary Ellen 0hr Sistcr EVIary Palmarita, English IV,III. Biology. Moderator of Science CPRS. Club. Biology, Physiology, Study Hall Supervisor, 1m. P. C., Moderator of A.V.E., Head of Science Dept. Sister Niary Peregrine, C.?PS. Clothing I, Homemaking 11, Moderator of H.R.C.. Head FatherGlen Perin Mrs. Richard Peterson 01' Home Economics Dept. Religion III. English II. 25 Faculty , x l x Sister Mary Petronella, C.PP.S. of Math Department. Could it be that Fr. Perin doesnh End the lecture as interesting as MiSS Lunne does? Mr; Fred Reuter Chemistry, Moderator ofjun- ior Achievement. Mrs. .Ioseph Schoenberger Remedial Reading, Inter- mediate Reading. Mrs. DiPuccio npcratcs the busiest machine at schoolwlhe Wesl-runncr-offer. 26 Heahh, Math IIl,IV Head Miss Kathieen Pfarr English II. Sister Marie Richard, C.?PS. Religion 11L Algebra I, Phyy ics, Introduction to Physics and Chemisiry, Sodality Moderator, Freshman Ciass Moderator. Mr. Dale Schubcler English 111, Moderator of Audit Miss Clara Stauss Religion 1. Sister Mary Timothy CPPS, U.S. History Team. Music. Fine Arts, Sodalily Group Moderator, Nloderator R.I.C. therjzunes Trick Religion IV, Head of Reli- gion Department. A few words of encouragement are given by Sister Mary lrenaea m a future Sister of the Precious Blood. of Faculty uWish I hadnh stayed up 10 watch Batman last night! ' T J , '- - mm x- AM The eager beavers of Regina are at work! 27 A A 3' 51' q E; - J ,ng r d Mrs. Albert Beckstedt, clerk Missjudy Kroeger, secretary. Needed supplies of Babe-Ruths and Good-and-Plemy are wheeled toward their destination. Sister Mary Ciarencia, Mrs. Frank Geis, bookkeeper. C.PPS.,1rcasurcr. Maintenance Mrs. Louise LaNier, maintenance. Mrs. Beckslcdl makes one Hnal check before locking up. 28 Kitchen . ouovavt .uuc H' Kitchen staff includes: Mrs. John Schwallie, Sister Mary Xavien G.PP.S., Mrs. Ruth Bedingr haus, Mrs. Florence Hanrahan, Mrs. Daniel Belmont, Mrs. Patrick Pfau. Mary Jane Hery and Peggy Griffin carefully chtck over their You said you don'twant any beans? lunches, but it doeert matter to Pam Bail what shES got. 29 Organizations Broaden The Glee Club and Orchestra played while twinklemes, Sue Hayes, Linda Crate, and Gina Moss danced for students an the Christmas musicalc. ,mhw mam the Pattern wws' m 'wamwym w The hands of an Andie worker show her skill in drawing boxes. Sister Joseph Marie comes to the aid of a laryngitis-strickcn postulam. ---kh-- I.----hn uHave you heard of any good doubIe-chin exercises latelylw Education is not limited only to required sub- jccts, but is also aided by anything which assists in the development of a wcll-rounded individual. This is the purpose of the extracurricular activities of- fered the Reginian. Heading the list is Reginak governing body, the Student Council. Girls elected to this office learn responsibility, co-operation, and leadership; Sodality develops a girl spiritually, while in or- ganizations such as C.D.L. and the Interracial Council, she is taught to recognize and to accept her moral responsibilities. F.T.A. and Science Club are preparations for future work in these particular Fields. Other organizations of which Regina is proud include N.H.S., Speech, and Dramatics, Beacon, Glee Club and Orchestra. Junior homeroom vice-presidents are: SITTING: Lois Purcell, Judy Weber, Barb Hesslebrock; STANDING: Pat Moorman, Chris Sticke ley, Mary Ann Stich, Sophomore homeroom presidents are: SITTING: Jean Lewis, Kathy Stokes, Shirley Mayer; STANDING: Mary Ann Kunkel, Nancy Dietzi 32 Council provides The purpose of this organization, the student government of Regina, is to encourage the spirit of unity in the student body and to promote the gen- eral welfare of the school. The omeers facilitate the movement of council business and initiate proj- ects such as: the Betty Crocker, Partridge Coupon, and canned foods drives, and the Reginian of the Month. Its major project is the Welfare RafHe. The money collected from this drive goes toward improvements of the school. The Hall of Fame is a program which gives permanent recognition to those who have contributed outstanding services to Regina Each year, during Catholic Youth Week, the religion7 cultural, and social aspects of a Catholic education are emphasized. Our Student Council is a member of the Interschool Council, an organization consisting of representatives from various student councils. Its function is to share ideas in an attempt to bring about more unity in the schools. Board members and representatives are those elected to carry out projects and to bring before the Council the ideas of the student body. Freshman homeroom vite-presidems are: SITTING; Ellie Stickley, Linda Martin, Cathy Donnellon; STANDING: Mary Lee Wagner, Ginger Geoppinger,Janice Leist. uYotfll have to excuse us right nowewe're busy resting our eyes, student leadership OFFICERS: Peggy Griffin, president; Jeanne Spcicr. firs! vice-presidem; Carol Oslerbmck, second vice-presidem; Sue Wehlcm sccrelm'y-trezlsuren Scnior hmncronm presidcms ans: SITTING: Dchbic Griffiifm Kathy Pauly, Marie Kleiman; STANDING: Judy DeFinncy, Monica Humbcrl, Diana Rruse. Suldcm Council board members are: SITTING: Sue Cassidy. Patty LaUmnge. Paulette Meyer. Kathy Havlin: STANDING: Cindy Maloney, Liz Dnherm Ginny Cassidy. Smior homeroom virc-presidcms arc: SITTING: Mary Pm Doherty, Danna Mack. Sue Killel; STANDING: Killhy Farielln. Sharon Moore. Emily Ellis. 33 Each class is represented on council Freshman homeroom presidents are: FIRST ROW: Fran Chriswnn son, Karen Munlei, Lynn Robb; SECOAN'D ROW: Roberta Moss. 3 h Ginny Purcell. Kathy Stich. I-i- B . . Sophomore homeroom vicmprcsidems are: FIRST ROW: Kathy Schnmaken Barb Kent, Jaync Brinkmcyer; SECOND ROW: Bu Huitgcn Kartn KissclV .Iunior homeroom presidents are: FIRST ROW: Linda Con- ovcr. Anne Donnellon. Pam Rupp; SECOND ROW: Cami Steinkamp. Chitkic W'cavcr, Peggy Clark. Class presidents are: Mary jane Hcry, SEniUr; Mary Broc. juniur; Alvina Walker. sophomore; and Kathy Donnellom freshman. 34 Reginais Chapter of A.V.E. Reginais Chapter of A.V.E. serves to ac- quaint its members with the aspects of religious life Its major project is Vocation Day. This year, postulants from the Precious Blood Mother-house showed the brighter side of life in the convent, A.V.Efs Christmas party gives the girls an opportunity to associate with sis- ters socially, The student body can learn of reiigious life and express their views on the subject by using the book display which is available in the library at all times. The ef- forts of this organization, under the direction of Sister Mary Palmarita, has succeeded in eliminating most of the one-sided views on religious life. Regina interracial council The Regina Interracial Council is one of Reginais newest organizations. The purpose of the Council is to informv With the correct information concerning the people of various races, the prejudices that often arise due to a lack of under- standing are lessened. Since it was estab- lished in 1965, the Council has grown considerably. A Federation has been formed involving the area Catholic high schools, called the Human Relations Fed- eration, and it is now afhlated with the Catholic Interracial Council. Had it not been for the eHorts of Sister Mary Timothy, moderatori the Council could not have advanced to the extent that it has. The continued success of the Council depends on the studentsi acceptance of it as their means of eliminating a problem which only takes a little understanding and action to solve. OF F I C E R5: Rita Schoeny, viee-president; Donna Lamb, 1 president; and Rosanne Middelberg, secretary-treasurers t OFFICERS: Linda Wilkst executive officer; Shawn Johnson secretary; Laura Crawford, executive oHicer; and Emily Ellis, executive officer. 35 Sodaliiy ntlirers are as follows: Pat Gales. prefect; .Iune Wedding. secrcLary-trcasurcr: emd .lozmnc Scllclnuiycn vire-prcfevt. Sodality prepares Sodality is not just an ordinary organization. It is a way of life. Knowledge acquired from this organization is ap- plied to the everyday lives of its members. Weekly group meetings are heid, led by a faculty moderator and a student leader. Once a month the members have a day of recoi- lection at which they attend Mass and hear speakers talk on subjects related to their activities. At Christmas Sodalists initiated a project for the men in Viet Nam by urging the student body to write them letters of encouragement and they provided toy-hlled stockings for the children from broken homes at the Allen House. Easter projects climbing the steps of Mount Adams and a celebration of the Paschal Supper. The result of the work of this organization is that its members have a more Christian outlook on life. Sudaiity group leaders include: FIRST ROW: Paula Geerst kampt Beth ,laukson: THIRD ROU'; lune H'etltling Kathy jenny Palmer; SECCLVD ROW: Kathy Huvlin, Elaine Bunk Vulk. letGalL-skihris i-Vvilmzioannc Sellclnmyer 36 The Smlallsts receive Communion on Day 01 Reenllcction. National honor society The National Honor Society honors students who have maintained a ninety per cent cumulative average throughout their four years at Reginav The members are rated by their teachers on the other required qualifications of leadership, Character and participation in other clubs N.HtS. is not an ac- tive organization and seldom meets because its main function is to give honor. Probationary mem- bers are those chosen to be future National Honor Society members The rules are explained and if they qualify. an induction ceremony is held mak- ing them permanent members. The Awards As- sembly held at the end of the school year is organized by the National Honor Society. Worthy individuals or clubs are honored before the student body. The Society is led by Sister Nlary Brendane C,PP.S.. as moderator. These are the Members of lhe Nntinnnl Honor Society. SIT- TING ztre: Sue Brm'kmun, secretury-lrmsurer; .Izmet Burherl, president; and Grace Schwullie. viceqnesident STANDING from Sch :0 right are: Diana Kruse. Kathy Dcttmen Chris H'ciler. Nzlncv Cooper. Mary I.nu Kinge thiru Humbert, Mary Ann Knisela Nantw' Klug. Cindy Malnnev. and Ardilh Urmc. 37 OFFICERS: Chris Peters. president; Patty Glenn. treasurer; Mary Lou King. vicc-prcsident; and Pat Giordullo. secretary. Senior representatives are: FIRST ROW: Peggy MtLaughlint Sharon Johnson, June Kecncr, Judy Ruschman, Chris Weiler; SECOND ROW: Debbie Finkt Kendra Williamson. Chris Peterson, Paula Hum; Catholic students The purpose of the Catholic Studentsh Mission Crusade is not only to assist in the support of the missions, but also to instill in every student a true mis- sion spirit. Regina has four omcial missions in Chile under the direction of Sister Mary John, C.PP.St Be- cause of the successes of the Organization Dance, the Merry Mission Post Office, and the weekly pledge pro- gram, the C.S.M.C. has sent Sister .Iohn over one thousand dollars this yeart Reginians have also aided the Appalacian missions of Father Bieting through a successful Hootenanny and various clothing drives. The theme of the C.S.M.C. this year has been voluntary mission sacrifice. Crusaders have indeed shown their mission spirit by making this a most successful year. Sophomore representatives include: Cindy Prues. Rita Van Cleell .Ianet Blasing. and Connie Miller. mission crusade Freshman homeroom CASAIII. rcp- rtscnmllxss arc: FIRST ROW: Kathy Holtmeicr. .lenel Hinklc; SECOND ROW: 'loun Birkell. Sue: Pmcr'sun, 'l eresa Muraoku, Pam chlkrz THIRD ROW: Mary Gucdt Linda Luftus. Debbie Lysaghn Con- nie Matk. Num'y Matk, Kathy Us- lcrday Sophomore hnmcrnnm US$13, mp rcscntativcs arc: KXEELING: The- rcsu Allan. Janet Blaming; STAND- ING: Margie Zimmerman. Rose- mary Miller. Sandy House. Junior homeroom USMC. represcntalives arr: FIRST ROW: Janice Lindv ,Iczmnine Mcljgl. Mary Beth Franklin Sally Gold- Shamn LindenSIhmidl. Nanry Gallcnstein. Margie Pcipmciur, en. .lanel Sewers; SECOND ROW: Maryjn Beresl'nrd. Sue Grate. 39 OFFICERS. Ruth XIC -'cr treasurer Iemns Cms- Freshman HRC. representatives are: FIRST ROW: Nancy Grace. . A y . M c I Kathy Mueller. Kathy Daley. Libby Prudcn. Nancy chnt: Mary Petersen; SECOND ROW: Sharon Schlie. Mary Shearcr Terry Gardner, Tina Mck-Iahan. Mary Beth Fleleer, Mary Donovan by, vEm-prcsidcm; Kathy Fcldhaus. president; and Sue Ellen Rahc. serrcmry. High school red cross helps H,R,C volunteers include: Mary Lee Thicmam Sally Golden, Clark Carline Lasch. Carol Brockman. Rosalie Rave. Peggy Sue Prus. Mary Jennings. Barb Harding. Barb Shecran, Ann Sneiden Maryhlu Sonnycalf'. Debbie Calvard, Gail Hindcrsman. Healy. Jean Haincs Kathy Lysaghl, Margie Tankersley. Lois Senior homeroom representatives are: KNEELINC: Debbie Monrmun. Chris Fletchert Betty Blair. Anita Weber. Carol Vollmzmt Eileen Clark; STANDING: Linda Lackey. .Iosie Ruush, Sue Rahe. Sue Leichl, Donna Pierani. the needy Serving others is the purpose of the High School Red Cross. The enrollment drive is its major en- deavor 0f the year to raise money. The income from this drive is used for the School Chest, which contains various necessities that go to the places where they are needed most. At the beginning of the year, H,R.CV gives an assembly honoring its members who did volunteer work during the sum- mer. Last year a total of fifteen hundred hours was contributed by these girls. Each Class undertakes projects in which they collect articles that are essential for the kits H.R.C. sends to hospitals, veterans, and disaster areas. Sister Mary Peregrine, moderator, is dedicated and interested in the cause of H.R.C. and is mainly responsible for its success at Regina. Sophomore representatives are: KNEELING: Denise Palmeri Yvonne Brown, Cheryl Pachoud, Sharon Diva, Vicki Gilb; STANDING: Gayle Grannen, Margie Fulmert Karen Eschmeyer, Diane Cappel, Donna Woelfe. Junior representatives are: Maureen Crannen, Elaine Bomkamp. .once Kortc, Terry Tepe, Nancy Meinking, Bonnie LaGrangc. 41 Citizens for decent literature Members of the C.D.L. include: FIRST ROW: Marianne Weaver, Janet Wirlh. .jackie Rupp. Michele Hubcr. Rosemary Haddad. Linda Solomon; SECOND ROW: Margit Srhnt'ulcr, Pam Rupp. Sherry Purdy, Linda Winterman. Nancy Dielz, Nancy Ney, Sharon Moeller; THIRD ROW: Terry Hrmebrink Mary ! i . IX Citizens for Decent Literature has as its purpose the creation of an awareness and a knowledge among the people of this nation of the nature and quantity of obscene literature being distributed and sold in our country. As the end result of this public awareness Citizens for Decent Literature looks forward 10 the substantial decline of obscene publications, thus freeing many outlets and many minds for the sale and pursuit of good and decent literature. C.D.L. Uflicers are: SITTING: Linda Rubens, president; Donna Mark vicepresidem: STANDING; Lois Purcell. treasurer; Sally Wirhl. sscretary. Uacdc. Debblc KipharL Carol Schultz: Diane Buhnwt'. Bunmt LaGrangc, Judy McEr'ianc. Kathy MvPhilips; FCJL'RTII ROW: Leslie Gnulicb Peggy Mosur. Kathy Conroy Dani Heller, Kmhy Kluska Cheryl Verkamp, Connie Munz, Linda Loftus. Mary Dennig Carline Lasch. 42 Youth assistants to the retarded Each Saturday the members of Y,A.R. come to Regina to help instruct the retarded in the basic beliefs of their religion. The students are taught individually one student to one teacher, To get ideas across, the girls make use of pictures, draw- ings, and actions that will keep the attention of these handicapped children. Repetition, patience, and love are the three necessities. Besides regular instructions. group demonstrationst songs, and plays are used to bring them closer to God The members of this organization also attend a yearly convention for girls throughout the city partici- pating in this program. Other activities include MaSS and communion with the students, a visit to Dire School, which is set up for education of the retarded, and a picnic to wind up the year. VAR. oHiccrs arc: Karen Minshall, president; Kathy Dcttmcrt trmsurcr; Martha Kenncdy. vic'e-prtsitlent; Renee Husscy. seu- return YAR. members include: FIRST R0 W: Kathy Whalcy. Diane Donnelly. Donna Muthler; THIRD ROW: Julia Schlic, chcc Wood; SECOND ROW: Kathy Edwards, Kathy Detthr, Kathy Hussey, Shirley Harberst Martha Kennedyt Karen S-Iinshall. The Ancile The Ancz'le is composed of two staffs. The busi- ness staHi, which is responsible for purchases of yearbooks and advertising, and the literary staff, which is responsible for all copy. The editor proofe reads copy, crops picturest and assists with lay-outs. Mr Dale Schubeler, moderator, co-ordinates the work of both staffs and evaluates material to determine what should go into the book and what should be disregarded. Mr. Carl Vorpe of the American Yearbook Company assists the editor with the construction of patterns for each section. The outstanding work of this staff should be com- mended, especially that of the editor, moderator, and Mr. Vorpe. The staff strives to give every 0r- ganization the recognition it deserves The result of their work is a yearbook that will be treasured for many years to come. Mr. Schubeler takes aim for another one of his famous candids. Members of the business staH' include: Bev Meyer. Grace Schwallic, The Anczlle literary staff includes: Barb Berger. Ardilh Grotc Karen Minshull, Peggy McLaughlin tbusiness manageri, and Nancy tcditurl Emily Eliis, andjenny Palmer. Mercurio. Apprcnlires Sandy Huwel and Nancy Dielz confer with Mr. Vorpe, yearbook representative 10 Regina. Speech Members 01' the Spceth Club include: FIRST ROW: Sue Cokcman. Mary Bron. club Margie Komona; SECOND ROW: Marcia Rugcrs. Sue Cehlcrt. Paula Geers Bev- crly Von Dorhc; THIRD ROPV: Mary W'ilson. Regina Barney. Ramona Barney. Miss Lunnc, Patti Stubbers, Linda Roberts. Mary Bmh Wlker. 45 Safety council Reginais Safety Council, which is af- hliated with the Greater Cincinnati Safety League, is concerned with promoting safety, and concentrates mainly on the traffic aspect. To keep drivers alert, Safety Council sponsors a Rodeo to test their driving skill when confronted with 0b- stacles; and the Road Rallies to test their overaii driving skill. The Driver Evalua- tion Program consists in the registration of licensed drivers through Safety Council connected with a record kept by Judge Schwartz. Each month the number of teen-age accidents is checked and the school having the least amount receives a trophy; Regina has received the Erst place trophy once, and the second place trophy four times, Safety Council is moderated by Mr, John Listermann. Spanish Club The iiSpanish Americansf members of the Spanish Club, are interested in learn- ing more about the Spanish people, their language, and their customs. Movies are shown depicting the picturesque life of the Spaniards, their country, and occupa- tions. Skits are very effectively used to portray various celebrations and at the same time members are given the needed opportunity to use the language in an in- teresting way. The members enjoy singing the songs from Latin America and also those from Spain. Although dances are sometimes more difficult, those who learn them begin to realize more fully the rhythm that the Spanish people possesse '3 OFFICERS: Kathy McCarthy, treasurer; Monica Humbert, vice- president; Kathy Edwards. president; and Terry Tepc. secretary. OFFICERS: Judy Erwin, secretary; Debbie Raasch, president; and Maria Pinazo, treasurer. 46 Girls3 athletic association The Girls5 Athletic Association is an organiza- tion which acquaints its members with various Sports, while teaching them leadership and Sports- manship. It is composed of approximately fifty members who are divided into the varsity and re- serve teams. Varsity is the permanent team and members of the reserve team serve as substitutes. Competitive sports are volleyball, basketball, and softball. The varsity has an outstanding volleyball recordt They have succeeded in winning twelve of the thirteen games played. Aside from the com- petitive sports, the members enjoy games such as, badminton, ping pong, and tennis. Once a week G.A.A. sponsors bowling games in which any one of the student body may participate The main feature of the year is the volleyball game between the faculty and varsity, during which faculty mem- bers try to show their agility as skilled volleyball playersi G.A.Ai is'moderated by Mrs, Sharon Fenik. Varsity and reserves practice for their upcoming games. OFFICERS: Mary Beth Weaver, treasurer; Jenny Tap- horn, secretary; Janet Deters, vice-president, and Sharon Johnson, president. Brenda Young kapowsii a poor volleyball. ETA. officers are: Diana Kruse, secretary-treasurer; Sue Kit- 161. president; Kathy Dcttmcr, vitc-president. Members of the PTA. include: FIRST ROW: Ardith Grotc. Mary Jo Beresford. Eileen Clark, Grace Schwallic, Debbi:- Raasch; SECOND ROW: Sue Cline, .Junc Wedding, Mary Ann F uture teachers of America The Future Teachers of America Club cultivates within its members the qualities of leadership and dedi- cation which every good teacher must possess, gives them practical experience in teaching through the tutoring programV and acquaints them with the teach- ing profession. Its main function is the tutoring pro- gram. Girls volunteer a few hours each week to assist students having difhcully with their subjects, Each year, during National Teachersa Career Month, F.T.A. dedi- cates an assembly to the faculty on behalf of the student body to express their appreciation and regard for the teaching profession. Its annual social activity is the F.T.A. tea, during which students and faculty meet on a social basis. Movies depicting methods of teaching, discussions, and panels giving insight into the teaching profession are all a part of the monthly meetings. The success of F.T.A, can be attributed to the encourage- ment and COunseling of Miss Patricia CaH'erky, moder- atori Kaiser. Barb Shceran. Monica Humbert. Mary Sue Russell, Sandy Huwel. Barb Welshi 4a Kathy Deumcr nmuscs Mrst 0hr. Chris Taulbcu Diane Gribble and Sue Cline by telling of her many experiences encountered while lutoring Science Club The Science Club was formed to enable those students interested in science to develop their abilities. This is accomplished through speakers, movies, discussions, held trips and a tour of the Science museums in Chicago. Moderator of Science Club this year is Mrs. Ohr. At IhE end of the year an award is given to students mest active in the club. Lois Purcell and lows Rupp look over the remains of the annual FTA lea. Oihccrs of tho St'iencc Club are: Nancy Cooper, President: Terry Gonzalez. VicnPrcsitlcnt; Glenna Frank, Treasurer; and Judy Eh- WilL Secretary. The Beacon Beacon staff SEATED 1ch m right, Paula Geers, Diane Boch- mcr. Lois Bucscher, Peggy Clark, Sue Cassicly, Linda Conovcr and Laurie Lanman. STANDING arc Mary Lee 'Ihhicmanh Caroline Lasch, Kathy Dieters. Linda Roberts, Mary Ricselman. Mary Jo Weisgcrber, Paula Welsh, Sue Crow and Carol MacKay. Beacon slzlffers scan the paper for their famous byulineh Head of the Beacon arc Paula Ueet's. Public Relations; Sue Classidy. Editoluinhtlhicf; Linda Rubens and Peggy Clark. Public Relations. The Beacon stafT is composed entirely of Jun- iors, who, in order to produce the best paper pos- sible, attendjournalism classes twice a week. Here, they are taught the principles of journalism, techniques for lay-outs, proofreading and reporting. Each month the staff searches the school for news of any kind. It Checks every club and its moderator, every classroom project and class ac- tivity. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Martha and Miss Shirley Gaede, the Beacon was awarded the Paladin Press Award for the hrst time in two years. The paper is rated as one of the best high school publications. Miss Gaede, one ofthe Beacon mnderators, takes a break between deadlines. Public relations committee Members of the Public Relations Committee are: FIRST ROW: Peggy Griffin Kathy Edwards Mhairmam, Sue Wehlen; SECOND ROW: Mary Lou King, Cindy Maloney; THIRD ROW: Kathy Dettmer. m3 . ' 1 x J I 51 Library club m Ofiiccrs nF the Library Club include: Sandy IIuweI. Corresponding Secretary; Ann Cisscil. V'ice-Presidcm; chgy McLaughlin. Recording Secretary; Chris Vonderschmidt, Presidem. junior and Senior Library Club members include: Sm: Brockman, Chris Busemcym', Barbara LampcrL Chris Wanninger. Lucille Parisnta. Eunice Bumillcr. Sophomore Library Club Members include: SITTM-C: Cindy Linda Trilsrh, Linda LC'iChl. Mary Taylor, Amy Grasrr. Marlt-nc Brown. Margie Fulmcr. Sharon Monroe Carol Brockman. ,I'aulbee.KathyW'illiams. STA;N'131.N'C.' Betty McLaugh. Cheryl Paschaud, Pat Human, Glee Club Glee Club is open to students of all classes, Membership totals approximately seventy-Five. After try-outs, the girls are divided according to their particular voice quality. Mr. Mecklenborg considers voice quality the most important qualifi- cation, along with diction and interpretation of songs. Activities include assemblies for Reginais student body, as well as other high schools, ac- companying the orchestra in the Christmas and Spring concerts, and in the concert at the Precious Blood Motherhouset Songs are chosen by ML Mecklenborg who arranges them according to the voice groups to create harmony. Awards are given at the assembly at the end of the year for spirit and attendance for four years. Members feel that al- though it takes up quite a bit of their time, the result of their eHbrts and Mr. Mecklenborgis direc- tion are well worth Ht Suphomore Barb Kent displays her singing; ability for the whale stu- dent Imdy. Glee Club members wait for their me to begin Winter Musicale. 53 Glee Club, orchestra join musical efforts Several times during the year Glee Club and Orchestra join together for special performances They are the Christmas and Spring Concerts and the performance at the Precious Blood Motherhouse in Dayton, Regina35 Orchestra consists of thirty-five students. Twenty are members of the All Girls City Orchestra The Orehestrefs major activity this year is the National Catholic FIRST R0 W: Sarah Garascia, Nancy Grace, Rosemary Haddad, Kathy Eddingheld, Donna Soellner, Cindy Brown, Carmella Ro- manello, Sandy Romanello, Donna Lamb, Pam Rohs, Jackie Duering, Mary Kathleen Giblin. SECOND ROW: Elizabelh Neidich, Debbie Raasch, Barb Johannes, Mary Ann Jones, Barb Hayes, Grace Duarte, Aline Bourgeois, Barb Rush, Kathy Esch- mcyer, Marguerite Bourgeois, Roberta Moss. THIRD ROW: Karen Eschmeyer, Marguerite Sela, Barb Kent, Paula Geers, Mary Kay Laney, Martha Reynolds, Mary OhBrien, Diana Kruse, Jenny Marray, Barb Hartman, Karen Manne, Ginny Cassidyt Music Education Conference, held at the Xavier University Fieldhouse. Over one thousand music instructors from ali over the United States met to hear orchestras from various Catholic girls, high schools. Glee Club is also an organization of which all Reginians can be most proud. Its sing- ing ability surpasses that of many of the high schools in the city, The success of these organizations can be contributed to the skillful direction of Mn Mecklenborg and hours of practice. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Kelly, Kathy Reinert, Carol Frottung, Sandy Cooper, Kathy Fauley, Kathy Schomaker, Mary Ann Kun- kel, Pat Fritzt Mary Beth Wiker, Chris Kupniewski, Mary .10 Beresford. FIFTH ROW: Eiaine Sack, June Wedding, Liz Doh- erty. Linda Tritsch, Vlarcia Buescher, Connie Wanninger, Sue Werner, Ginny Klei, Kathy Fariello, Judy Wallbaum, Judy Val- erius, Mary Ellen Valerius. SIXTHROW: Glenna Frank, Mary Sue Russell, Donna Tepe, Pat Piening, Loretta Lunergan, Mary Ann Kaiser, Patty Stubbers. Orchestra officers Orchestra oHicers are: Chris Weller, Secretary-Treasurer; Joan En- dres, Vice-President; and Kathy Deumer, President. Chris Weiler shows off her talents as a bassoon player. Glee club officers Glee Club officers are: Pat Fritz Vice-Presidem; Diana Kruse. Presi- dent; and Sandy Romantllo, Secretary. Orchestra lends drama in music to special programs FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Beresford. Kathy Dettmcr. Sharon johnson. nan Entlrcs, Plut- Jrothjan. Sue Ilohnhorsl. Carol Steinkamp. ' Alvinzl Walker. Margie ' dnkersley, Connie Miller. SECU. Una . . . 'l'wo . . 'I'hrc: . . Pm rm Vnur high hm'l .mvzzkrrs . . , LVndcr the direction of Mr. Merklcnhtnrg. Rvginn has one 01' the. lincst Urc'hEsIras in the buy. 'l'hc Orrhcstm 41nd :;1ccClubcnzt-rluin th students wiIh Christmas songs in Dec-vmbcr. RUH': Mcmhn Miller. Kathy . hmidL Dunna Lamb Sun- Brennan. Purdv. THIRD ROM - 3 Barb Hard- lerqc l'iL-pmeicrx Kathy Schirmcr. Km' Umppingcx'. ' . ilm. 11TH thbmt Mingle ,.:mmcrmnn. Debbie hdnklin, Bdl'b Hclzcl- Rusulic Rave. 'I'cr'ry Gonzalez. Ellen Bandy. Chris Wciler. . j man.Connic Wanningcr.LindaBcrgerjue Cline. Underclassmen F orm A sample ofthe Wocial elite that attends Regimfs dancesV the Pattern ltls a bird .. . Illsa plane . . . No, ills Sue-per-Prusl Can Sue Cassidy, alert editor of the Beacon, really read with her eyes clased? uAllaround the mulberry bush . . . Education of the underclassmen begins in the classroom. Through class projects and activities the girls are taught co-operation as well as how to as- sociate with others. Classroom activities also give the girls an opportunity to grow in knowledge by expressing their particular views on various sub- jects. This knowledge is increased even further through extracurricular activities associated with Eelds of study such as: French, Spanish, Science, Speech and Dramatics, Sodality, and F.T.A. Thus, the pattern of underclassmen begins to take shape. Freshmen realize what is expected of them as responsible high school students; Sopho- mores look hopefully toward the future when they will assume the leadership of the school; Juniors prepare to accept the challenge that will be en- trusted to them as Seniors. 60 Jeanne Atkinson Ellen Bandy Regina Barnn Connie Bcckmnn Gayls Bccsmn Marv BCJ ltrsnn Julie Benz Maryllo Beresl'ord Donna Bcrling Nancy Besscnbach Dianne Bnhmer Elaine Bomkamp 'joAnne Bovc Sandy Braun Susan Brennan Carol Brockman Mary Bree Diane Brown Lois Buescher Eunice Bummer Chris Busemeyer Dianne Calloway Roscann Cappcl Mary Sue Cassidy Deborah Calvard Ann Cissell Lois Clark Peggy Clark Susan Cline Angela Cobb Marilyn Cogliano Becky Cole Constance Coleman Linda Corwver Cynthia Cook Juniors .chan Costello Mary Crccclen Catherine Dciu'rs Mary Dennig Doris DcNoma Julia Deskins .szcl Deters Diane Diesel As I was saying th-n vou l'mu11hc sidelines with an upset smmzu'iL or n muthauhr. mks . . 61 Frilzeen Domineack Anne Dunnellun Ellen Doylc Beth Dreibelbis Patricia Ebel Deborah Egglcsmn Sharyn Faulkner Gayle Fine Linda Flammcr Nancy Frambes Beth Frankland Debbie Franklin Michele Fritz Cathy Fussner Peggy Gallagher Nancy Gallenstein Diane Gano Paula Gcers Eileen Gcoppinger Joan Gibson Ursula Gille Diane Glaning Peggy Glenn Sally Golden Maureen Grannen Diana Gribble .Ianei Grossi Linda Grow Susan Grote Loretta Guy Jean Habig Jeanne Haines 62 janic Hall Penny Hall Mary Hammann Charlene Hanrahan Bonnie Harrison Mary Lee Hausfeld Rita Haverkamp Kathy Havlin Susan Hayes Linda Henggeler Barbara Hesslebrock Jackie Hill Sharon Hill MargareI Holly .Iudy Hnlxmeier Sandra Huwel Suejucksnn Debbiejoncs Kathy .Iunes Linda Kelmp uWell. Yd just like 10 know how they expect us to get all this homework done says Ginny Cas- sidy to Peggy Shea and Barb Ken! who seems to understand perfectly. 63 Claudia Keefer Rosemary Keller Kris Kcllum 5118 Kelly Catherine Kiclly Charlcnc Kirkcr Kristine Klug Lois Klusmeyer Kathleen Kocstcrs Joyce Korle Angie Kramer Ann Krimmer Diane Krusc Mary Ann Kuhnell Bonnie LaGrange A SC. display has attracted this Reginian sauenti0n. Donna Lamb Laura Lanman Carline Lasch Ilanicc Linda Sharon Lindenschmidt Mary Sue Loftus Kathy Lysaght Kathy MacEachen Carol MacKay Patti Mahedy Diane Halley Karen Mann: 64 Sue Marina Ginny Marlinsun Kumlyn Mayer Kathy .XIcCathy Judy MrErlanc Susan Mckiurray Kathy McPhillips Kathy Meinking Nancy Meinking Jeannine Malia .lzmcl Merlzmd Rosanne Middlebcrg Diane Miller Martha Miller Jane Moore Patricia Moornmn Burbam Muscat Mary Ann Moser Regina Moss Linda Nadaud Kathy 013mmeil Pat O'Hair Elaine Oslcrholl .Jolanyc Pnpzmizl Lucillc Parisctm Sully Peck Rosemary chuli Kris Petersen Patricia Pmy Ramona Phclin Shirlev Pielagc Marv Picning Put Piening Margarm Picpmcicr Mary Piepmeycr 65 Juniors Juniors HHcy. you'vc 2,01ltJhclpn1e. yells Ginny Prilchzlnl. Ilm stuck,n Vicmria Pierson Angela Pillman Pam Poynter Shirley Prickett Virginia Pritchard Carol Prottung Mary Prues Lois Purcell Patricia Raftery Marietta Ream Linda Reuig Mary Rieselman Linda Roberts Barbara Ruebusch JOYCE RUPP Pamela Rupp I udy Rush Mary Sue Russell Kathy Ruwe Diane Schiller 66 Nancy Schirmcr Nancy Schneider Rita Schoeny Joyce M. Schone Sandra Schultheis Marguerite Seza Judith Sharer Suzanne Sheanshang Barb Sheeran Ann Smith Grace Smith Linda Smith Suzanne Smith Linda Solomon Janet Sowers Gcncva Spears Carol Sleinkamp Mary Ann Slich Eihristine Stickley Susan Sturgis Salle 111R Virginia Taphom Kris Taulbee Terry Tape Cheryl 'I'hielen Mary Lee 'l'hieman Kathlccn Todd Donna Toon Chris Tmulh Kathy 'l'ruesdell Euphemia Tullo Karen Utkntter 67 Juniors Tn . . . Whal's 21 couple nf'poims 10 Chris Tmuzh? 68 Nciida Vidal Kathie Volk Shirley Wade Abs: m: A ndrca B urns Janis Roclker Regina Uhrig Mary Ellcn Valerius Linda Van Meter Karen Walker lludy Wallbaum Chris Wanniger Pat VVasson Mary Beth Weaver Karen W'ehbcr .Iudy Weber Maryhlo Weisgcrber Barbara Welsh Paula Welsh Vickie Whlu Linda Wilks Linda Willcnbrink Laura Wright Kathy Zimpelman Sophomores Theresa Allen Mary Ann Aylmnre Iudilh Barney Ann Banh Darlene Behnc Barbara Bcnckcr , m , Sherry Bethcl .Ianct Blasing Kathy Burkhnld A CSAIC. representative prepares the bulletin board for u display, Below: TOP ROLF; Kalhx' Bocckmann, Mary Buehm. Buckingham. Mary Buscmcycr; HOTTOAI ROW.- Vt'rnnicu Bolmnnrm, jcan Bnmkamp, Aline Bourgenis. Stcphanic Caldwell. Michele Callahan, Dianc Cappcl. Rex- .lavnc Brinkmcycr: AUDDLE ROW: Curul Brotknmn, anncCarmichaci,VirgininCussitIy,UlnriCnltolun. Cynthia Brown Yvonnu Brown. Mary Buccicrt: Pam 69 Kathy Challin Mary Ciiantinlo Berky Hark Susan Cnlcnmn Kathy Connollv KIM; Jenn Uunnnrs Sandy Cmprr Chris Crumlcy Linda Dvlapc Lets all give il 21 try l0 make surc- ll Mus in! cxclelim SUE Umw. Elaine Bomkamp, Dchhy aninskL and Sun thlL-n. SOP hOmOreS Below: TOP R0151: Debbie DL'IX'CL'L'hiiL Ilium: lh-NomzL Iidrnumls; BOTTUJI RUI'V: chhic liudrcs. Judy Erwin. Nancy Diem. Vicki DiOrio. Sharon Dun. Jackie Homing; Kzlrcn lischmeycr. Madonna l'exhcy. IhxxicYmnlknvx'. Mary JIIDDLE ROW: Francine Dominczu'k Kathy Dnnncllyt Ellanclock, Grace Duarm Barbara Evkcl. Kathy EddingficlLL Linda 70 Peggy Fischescr Glenna Frank Honor Fredrickson Mary Fuhrman Margie Fulmer Chris Gallcnstein Gayle Grannen Jo Ann George Sandra Gessner Vicky Gilb Terry Gonzalez Mary ?ottlieb Amy Grascr Marita Gregory Deborah Grate Pally Grothiun Patty Guy chby Guynan Colleen Haake Rosemary Haddad Janire Hardin Barbara Harding Betty Hursham Barbara Hartman Pamela Halcher Penny Matcher Danim Heller Corrine Hcmmerle Linda Haskmh Mary Lou Hint-s Cindy Hiuner Sue Hohnhorsl Mary Ann H ulthaus Patricia Human Sandra House 71 72 Michele Huber Beverly Huitgcr Linda Hum Barbarajames Maryilennings Barbvlohanncs Brundmluhnson Theresahlohnson Chris Kcmpf Frances Kennedy Barbara Kent Debbie Kiphan Karen Kisscl Virginia Klei Kathleen Kluska Majoric Komara Donna Krabbc janct Krebs Catherine Kriegcr Karen Krug Frances Kuhn Mary Ann Kunkei Kathy Lack Nancy Lamping Norccn Lavellc Linda Leithl Maryjanc Leugers Mary Kate Lcugers Lois Levn Jan Lewis than Lewis Mary I can Luck Jackie Maglecin Sharon Marine Sandy Mariin 1 lry w 10H lhcm that lhcrc s 11 Szmm Claus. but Imlmdy hclicvcs muh says Lix thvrtv Bvlmv. TOP ROW: Mzu'x' Rosv Muller. Khuron Monmu Pul Manna Pug Musm', Unnnzl Mmhlcr. Mm'y Nicsz; JUDIJLE RUH': Susan Ul'lliclx Barbara Paccllu. Cheryl 73 Shirlc'y Mayer Maureen McCabc Sharon McCrmrv Belly McLaughlin Cathy Meyer Cam! Mrycrcnkc ConniL-Millcr KzuhyMiIlcr Rosemary Miller Sophomores lechnud. Denise Palmer. Mary Parr. .Judilh Pennick; BOTTOJI ROW: Carol Ilurazzo. Maria Pinazo, Sondra Partner. Claire Prickett Cindy Prucs, Donna Prucs. Sophomores Sue Prue; Sherry Purth Eleannm Remix Connie SrhncidEr. Karen Spilhcr. and Linda Mallzmd scum Lu be cnioying th festivities 211 the Student Cuum'il Christmas party. Below: TOP ROW: Cathy RohcrlsmL Linda Robinson. gcsling; BOTTOM' ROW: Dinm-Schncidcr Judy RoclL Linda Russ. Peggy Rummler. Ruse Marv dcr; Pznlrir'ia Sthncidt-r. Kilth Schomakcr. Rupp: J'IIDDLE ROW: Barbara Rush. Elaine Sack Luuisc Ruth Schwallie..leanne Schwarber. Snnmm. Sandra SchartlL Linda ScnlidL Linda Schmidt- 74 Mary Kay Ranbc Rosalie Raw Patricia Rczu'dnu Rose Rcifcnbergvr Mary Ellen Ricqcr Pam Ricgcr '. Margit Schnei- Caml Schulw. Sally Schwieterman Linda Scott Vickie Serge Ann Shaffer Patty Shea Peggy Shea Carol Solomon Maryllo Sonnycalf Nancie Spacth Mary Del Spiess Lynne Slaal Margaret Slaun Jody Steinhilber Pam Stephenson Pal Stephenson Kathy Stokes Peggy Sullivan Kim Sussman Chris Tale Marleen Taulbee Patricia Taulbee Mary Taylor Gail Thicry Carol Thoma Carol Tinney Linda Tritsch Rita Van Clccf Susan Van Fleet Carol V'srkamp Kathleen Voct Beverly Von Duhre Alvina W'alker Nancy Walsh Susan Walsh Kathy Wasson 75 L'lL well. Sistur Carol. '11 was likclhis , , . Nancy Whitley Lynne Wiclhe Kathy Williams Angela V'Vilms Ann Wilson Mary Lucy W'ilson Linda Wimerman ,Jnnm Winh Elisc Wine Donna W'nclfk' Mary W'ulf Beverly Wood Majorie Zimmerman explains Sandy Schulthcis. 76 Mrs. Fcnik instructs Sharon Marina in the an of flying. Absent. Kathy Conroy liiizthvlh Doherty Peggy Salmon Marianne W'ezlver Freshmen Sandy Barkei Eilf'en Bchmer Regina Bcnz Bevrl'ly Bail Mzu'zhn Bzassinqm' szi Bennett Mary Amerson Ramona Barney Sheila Bell 'l'his I'rcshnum has no doubts uhnut hcrstlf'im' so it appcars from lhc huunn shcls wrnrinq. FIRST RUH': Hzlrhzlm Hcrqmt Linda Burger. ULuImrinv querim BULH'QPUiS. Burbat'zl Bum: Uiunv andncr Ccmniv Bcsl. Dclmmh Bmmrlcin. 1mm BjCkL'll. Belly Blmlkamp, Brinkmzm. THIRD ROW:.X11nBrinknwycx'. Ellen Brogan. Box crly Burkm Luurn Buszuu. Kilihy Buscmcycx'. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bookmeyer. Barbara Bottoni, Marr 77 J, :luoum mei Underclassmen are always 50 happy. as dcmunstratcd here by Freshman Wendy Ktlscy and Sophumorc Corrine Hemmcrlc. Below: FIRST ROW: Kathleen Daley. Pal Dalley, Patricia Harden. .loycc Day. .chm Denniq. Cathy Donnellan. SECOND ROW; Mary Donovan. Chris Drennan Arlene Edmontls, Kristina Egbcrs. Cindy Eschmcyer. Mary Beth Mildred Butler Fran Christensen M ary .121 nc Cooper Sharon Cappel jacquelyn Cism Connie Crumlcy Linda Cappel Delarm Chumlcy Sandra Croslev Freshmen Fclqcr. THIRD ROI'V: Rhondleilippi. Mary Filzgcmld. Catherine Flaig, Mary Fox. Constance Frederick, Patricia Fuhrman. 78 Mary Gaede Debbie Gailskill Debbie Gapinski Sarah C. Garascia Theresa Gardner Regina Gales Sue Gehlerl Margaret Geiger Ginger Geoppinger Mary Kathleen Giblin Nancy Gillcspie Joyce Glaser Sue Glassmeyer Denise Gleason Nancy G race Nancy Grossi Susan Hanrahun Cathy Hare Susan Harris Glnria Huverkklmp Barbara Hayes LaVerne Hazard Lynenc Hazard Sally Heckin Lynn Heglin .Innm Hehemann Barbara Hcizclman Darlene Henderson Murcia Henderson Nancy Henna Mary Henncsscy Mary Ellen Hcrweh Myra Hill Obelia Hill .XIuryJemeI Hinkle- 79 80 Gayle IIithcr anzl llillner Cathy I'lullmcicr Teresa ilrmebrink Sandy Hopkins Millie IIorslmun Debbie HUUSIUH Chris l'lnwisnn Jenn Hmr Erika iluhzlrh Donna Ilull'ncr Vicky lavnhs judy lmkins Klarshzlllnh nsun Mary Annjoncs L21 uric Ramp Palririzx Let Keefe Ruse Keller Kathy Keliy Grace Kclsey 'l'hcresn Kennedy Diana Ricthss Pamela King Christine Kiphm'l Laura Kipling Karen Kiucl Connie Klzu'r: Chrislinc Krvncn Czllhcrmc chgcr 'lcnnii'er Krusling Mary Louisa Kimm- Christinr Kupniewski Rilu Lambcrs Diane Lunmwn Celia Lnnmzm Donna Lawson Janice Leist Donna Lemming Dana Lcram Gail Lizmer Gayle Lloyd Linda Luftus Ann Lokesak Loretta Lonergan A pcdirurc kccps feel lovely and free from Athletes fool. Freshmen Below: BOTTOM ROW: Tina McMahzm. Marcia Rlcr- MullanLL Catherine Maloncy. Gail Marine, Linda Martin; L'uriu. Mary Mcicr. Kathy Mcistcr. Mary Mclz. Lois Meyer: TOP ROW: Mary Kay Laney, Barbara Lucas Debbie MIDDLE ROW: Nanry Mark, Puggv Mahcdy. Linda Luehrmann.Linda Luther.Connic Lydon.Debbic Lysaght. Bl Freshmen Susan Miller Pm Minded? Gail Mirus Sharon Muller Roberta Moss Cathy Muallcr Nancy Muenchcn Karen Muntel Connie Munz WVIy goodness! How does anyone expect me to get any Hling done with you peeping over my shouldcrlw Below: TOP ROW; Theresa Muraoka, Jenny Murray. Perkins Mary ?uerson, Syivia Pheiia; BOTTOM ROW: Marianne Nabcr Elizabeth Neidich, Nancy Neynludy Nolte; Kathy Piening, Dianne PrilcharrL Elizabeth Pruden. Virginia MIDDLE ROW: Mary OBrien, Kathy Osterday, Marlene Purcell, Ruthann Raabc, Donnie Raleigh. 32 Jean Rechtin Mary Alice Reindl Martha Reynolds Deborah Rich Kathy Riesselman .Janice Riesenberg Lynne Robb Marcia Rogers Pamela Rohs Carmie Ramanello Debbie Roltncr Virginia Rump Kathy Russall Jean Salzl Sue Schaub Anne Schirmer Sharon Schlie Cindy Schmidt Klarilynne Schmuddfe Sally Schnedl Connic Schneider Karen Schneider Martha Schoenberger Mary Sue Shearer Janie Shcchan .Ianalyn Smith Donna Socllner Karen Spilker Jackie Staggc Maryanne Staubach Carol S1aun Chem Smun Kalhy Stich Ellen Stickley Patti Stubbcrs 83 Mature nginians arc seen uftcr school engaging in their favorite hobbyilicking suckers. u11m not real sure I want to put my lunch in herciil' vou know what I mean. 'I'uebbe Cheri 'I'wigg. Judy Valcrius; BOTTOJI: .Jnycc Belnw: TOP ROW: Alice Sullivan Sherry Tabb. Vicki Lee Wagner. Palritja H'akim. Cunnit- Tanner. Barbara Taphorn Donna Tcpc, Patti Tcpc; A'UD- Vollman, Mary DLE: Marilyn Thielem Carol Thole. Victoria Todd. Mary Wanningcr. Cynthia. W'ashingmn. Donna W'thtcnhnl'c-r. 84 85 Allscnt, Rusenmrv Burke Marqurm Kennedy Peggv Kahc Dig: 11C Rut herf'nr'ci Sandy Smwurl Marcia Weber Linda VVcilvr Margarcl Weisgerbcr Susan Werner Chris W'hiLc Patricia Widmcvcr Lnuisc Wiescnhahn Mary Beth Wikcr' Virginia VVilms Charlene H'ilsnn chnrah WWlsnn Maryjo Wilson Sally Wimcrmnn Sheri Wolbcrs Debbie Wloml Patricia Yam-cy .lutly' Young, Activities enliven An attentive audience lends an ear to a nccdy speaker. the pattern HA1! right, don?! Ciap.n Hhm Clapping. Fm clappingEU NCome on team, you know you can do it U lhinl-O urges Sue Grmc. As a change of pace from the everyday routine, the Reginian is provided with a variety of activities. These range from class dances to the most spectacu- lar event of the school yearithe Senior Class Play. Other activities include events such as the Junior- Senior Prom and Closed Dances, assemblies, proj- ects, and rallies. Our more athletic-minded Re- ginians meet challenges from various girlsh high school basketball, volleyball, and softball teams. Enthusiastic supporters are always there to Cheer them on, The activities offered the Reginian are a means for her to express her talentsh sportsmanship. leadership, and enthusiasm. Y71'!YYYTVYYYIY Orientation begins a new year Miss Caedc elaborates on what will be expected 0f the im-umina Frcshnmn ch55 in thL-ir inrlh- coming years 211 Regina. Freshman are welcomed to Rogina by Sister Irenaea, 83 One look at the Senior Cheerleaders explains why the Seniors won the Olympics. F all Olympics Muss confusion prevails as Juniors and Frcshm 2m struggle for victory at th Oiympic volleyball gamc. Big-little Tm just not used to this sort oi'thing,q cxpla'ms Nancy Klug to little sister Erika Hubach. Janice Leist looks distressed. Could she have misplaced her big sister already? 90 sisters ?llliimliiiUHEElHiHWHI Carol Oslerhmck and Sue Wehlen try to maintain order as Big Sisters receive their Little Sistersv Big Sisters and Little Sister greet each other for the first lime. .Iunc Wedding and Sue Kittel do their rendition 01' WE:- True to Your School. Convincing isnh it? Faculty-student game HYuulakciI, Miss Sumss, Idnnk want it! With a luck of determination C3 Mr. Schubelcr prepares his 5121le0 ul' Libertv play. Father Perin dtnmnstralcs the latest dance Steps for the students and l'arully. 92 Father Trick seems to be dumbfounded at Miss Stausf approach to Clobbering the ball. These isometric exercises can get pretty rough at Lin1es. 93 Halloween The juniors Fmd it a real relief 10 get Out of their school uniforms and imo their regular strcct clothcsl Glamour Magazine model, Peggy Griffin. says, WVI'V group had 47Wu fewer cavitiesV' uI just lovc your new after-shave lotion, Racky. 94 Jackie Hill looks on with envy m Ihe exclusive clothes of her fellow students. These two ladies from the Welfare Association have. come to talk about changing thC school uniform. Seniors pledgr to be loyal to Regina 215 they receive their class Sister Mary Irenaea prepares to speak to the seniors zllmul thc signin- rings; cancc nl'lhc rings, Ring ceremony The long awaited moment nl'cx'cry Reginiun finally arrives th presentation of hm' class ring. A mysterious hand invades the conversation of Sr. Brendan. Donna Pierani. and Mr, Pierani. Father Knuge gives an inspiring sermon to Sodalists. Sodality day of recollection Socialists seemed to be spellbound by the words of wisdom brought fnrth through the sermon. f 97 Student 3!! N0 girls Fm snrry. only one candy cane apiece; I .-.--- ' O 4 D $k 'sxi Rosemary Hadad Barb Kent, Pat LaCrangc and Sue Kiltcf wish everyone a HMcr-ry Christmas in 21 song. Sue Cnssidy is obviousiy getting ready for that big date tonight. We simpw cannot see ther Trick as a private secretaryi regardless of his typing skills. 98 council Christmas party 4mm xw'u rahm' : -m-U' , NT? mefnwr Al this Christmas Party demonstration. teachers show how to organize your work. Although Jeanne Speier. Liz Doheny, and Cindy Maloney scam to be embarrassed about the sugar plums dancing in their heads, Suc thlcn looks like shcfs ready 10 Cal one of those sugar plums. This darn thing itchesf Mary Beth Weaver tlaps as Sister Mary Brendan, C.PP.S.. crowns Judy MrErlane uSrmwfklkes and SLarlighF! Queen Junior closed dance ljzlckic Hill and Karen Walker stem 10 enjoy cha-chaing with I m sorry I forgm the film, but this is almost as much fun isrUL it?! their dates. Sue Rahc, Jeanne Crosby. and their dates seem to find more of an attraction in the Biology Lab than on the dance fioor. Jeanne Crnsby explains 10 friends at the Senior Closed Dance what a close call shc had with the mad siranglcr'. Senior Closed dance Cam! Ostcrbrock and Jim Shafer smile for the camera as Kathy Reinert admires her corsagc and'Jcrry Shelton looks confused. 101 .- uangkp Maria exclaims how pretty she feels 215 Donna Mack, jenny RiH'and Bcrnadotalkthingsovcr. Palmer and Pat LaGmngc look on in nqrccmem. When ymfrc EIJCI you absolutely have to learn to Hy . .. no ubuts about it, kid. a: M '33 w 1.5.; 102 .mm;,.m.u. ;4-rw mys- Anim Ujmda Martjnm. Bernardo tTom Maguircy and Friends TonighL Tonight wmfl he just any night . , cniny dancing in America il'ucrln Rit'un slylt'. Tony Uolmny SChulU sings :11 Klaria Ux'zly Gcoppingem 215 Iheijvts 11nd Sharks lunk rm. 103 Rnsalizfs Will UinrdulltO homesirkness provides great fun for Lhc mhcr Pucrlo Ricans Tony Uohn Srhnm laments th dcmh Of his vloscsl friend. Riff Hiob Peter'sum. ,7 Vi? West You pushed me ton far this time. Action Wrank Terzoi One lhinq s for darn surcilhejcls aren't waving, to any Pucrm Ricnn Sharks. Side Story Another performance of Wei! Side Story ends with the vlimatit death of Tony. A.V.E. assembly Precious Blood postulants from the Molherhousc in Dayton emermin Regina students with a medley of songs, Sister Joseph Marie GPPSA. wanders if her Hsinging postulams will have time for Iheir Sound ofMun c numbers Echginian Celine Wonstc performs a slapstick lap dance for a very amused audience. 0nc more time folks l06 The Roger Bacon Baud assembly attracted the mosx attention and applause of this ye;lI' s Regina assemblics. I wonder why? Roger Bacon assembly uQuick cvcryoneY Rogcr Bacmfs Band members are trying to concentratc! Easter Girls march umunrl the mum and pick followers 10 lake with lhcm across lhc Red Sea. Father Hohlmavcr wzltrhcs as girls rcvcrcnily partake IJl t'nI11n1unian in anry Mass. Father Trick is projeming pictures on the screen m show life in IhL' world today, Girls are intcm. realizing th true meaning of the resurrected Christ as Night of the world. IOS preparation Religion classes receive unconsccralcd hosts during a Hry Mass Girls participate in 1116 program by singing; approprialc songs. Seniors man the L'rossing 0f th Red Sea to symbolize an ancient Baptis- mal custom juniors are moving IhL' wilICI'S to symbolize Moses and his followers: L'rossing 01 Ihe Red Sea. Sophonmwe dance An ideal setting for a romantic dinner, but the seating arrange- Later on in Ihe evening the guitar players wem to sleep. ma mom may present a smaH problem. Somerhing is definitely wrong here. This group of guys find those legs more imcrcsting than thC girlsl. I10 Look, Roberta, I can only afTord one. You dunk mind sharing it, do you? Itas academic Representing Regina on the television quiz show. .'It's Aradcmiu arc: Kathy Dctimcr. .Suc' Brockman Klaptaim, and Diana Krusc. Sislcr Mary Carol was their faculty advisor. H1 rally Hcar ye! Hear yew Tina Wh'nc calls the attention of the V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! iWhy are we freshmen wearing these silly hatsl? freshmen during one 01' their rallics. For the paper drivca Of course! Giving ' L.aru0 ' vhccr arr freshmen: Diana Kiell'uss, Mary .10 Wilson Tina McMahan. Terry MurankaJanic Shethan, Donna Lawson Sue Glassmeyer. Theresa Kennedy. 112 PJeVert0o young Both juniors and seniors enjoy the music played by The Pal Petty Hem seems to be having a very exciting time at the dance. Radicals. Hands on your heads everyone 1his is a raid! 113 Washington uAnd away we go! Regina Moss takes advantage of all the scenery in Washington. The first two girls abaard Ehe bus for their Iwelve-hour Iripv Ha! Ha! You canh go with us. Naturally, Peggy Clarkljust had to get into the act. Seniors wave a Fmal farewell to their sadCU parents. 115 Behind the scenes in the Ancile room Putting together the yearbook is a difficult task, but under the able leadership of Ardith Grotc, Editor, and with the aid of Carl Vorpe, American Yearbooks representative, it was made to be very enjoyable, Nb gCSpring serenade33 The spotlight is on our excellent orchestra as the uSpring Serenade Marguerite Seta contributes her talents to the assembly. begins. The Glee Club, dressed in robes, awaits its chance to perform. l1? Student council campaign TRIES HARDER sue CaSS'Idy For 5+ud an council office This exempiifies the work done by Mary Brads campaign manager Tension, headaches, and best of all, fun were in evidencc which enabled her to bemmc president 01' next year's Studem duringthecampaign. CounCiL All the votes having been casx. the campaigners can settle down for The ofncers chosen have now dedicated lhcmselvcs m the Stu- an anxious wait. dent Body. I18 Big-little sister party The different expressions on the rams of these students show A proud senior displays a picture of her Washington trip. the emotions ofthc last mccting. Little sisters and big sisters gather fur the last time. Freshman Rosemary Burke sings a beautiful solo honoring mothers. F' 1116 Fran Busemeyer, the reFmed socialite, sings of her iife to Bev Bail, her little ucountry cousin. The guitar class members singing HF11 Be on My Way include: BOTTOM ROW' Jenny Krusling, Jeanne Atkinson, Sue Kelly, and Sandy Huwel; TOP ROW: Diane Miller, Nancy Schirmer, Grace Smith, Joyce Glaser, Debbie Grate, and Kathy Pieningl m . - ,, nwimaanw mr. 5.5a: am Forensics League members present Shakespearek Pyramuy and Bev VonDohre portrays Wall in the play. Thisbee. Thisbee Gina Barncw, the sweeg, gentle maiden. is about to discover the lion O'Hary Brod. arts assembly Pyramus mnne Donnellom decides to it all when he fears his lover, dead, Linda Roberts portrays uMoon The Glee Club pays tribute to Mr. Nleukl enborg in remembrance of his twenty- -Hve years aslheirdireclur Silver jubilee dinner Even during dinner ML Mecklenborg carft 510p directing the Mr. Mccklenborg shows his appreciation of the performance music. given by the Orchestra and Glee Club. Drmralions symbolizing Mr. Met'klenborg's twcmy-fwe years as director of Reginefs Glee Club and Orchestra. Deni worry Mr. Merklenborg, weyll get you another Howcr. Glee Club members. past and prcsem, join with Mr. Mecklcnborg in celebrating his Silver Anniversary. 123 Spring paper drive Nameitand claimiu Mary lane lends a helping hand to the seniors at the spring paper drive. Hey, here comes Mr. Schubeier with his camera. Smile everybody! Uh, how about a little assistance? On the day of the prom, many of the normal restrictions for thc school day are removed. This enables those Juniors and Seniors who are planning to attend the prom to have ample time to prepare themselves for this outstanding occasion. It is, then, on this day, that we see many of the upperciassmen stylishly adorned with variations of hair decor, Naturally adding to their beauty, the girls are proud to show off the many devices which they employ in order to gain this Email goal. In addition to those who turn the school into a beauty salon, there are those who prepare in other ways. A good example of this is Donna Lamb, who doesnit plan on falling asleep at the prom. Everyone present had to admit though, that all this preparation was well worth the effort. 125 The Queen and her Court Junior-senior Anne Dnnnellon, prom Chairman, crowns Paulette Meyer Reginefs 1966 prom Queen. MKOLYVE been the queen of my heart for a iong lime, Pauicttef' Kathy Paulcy, first attendant, and her escort. Pam Hittner. third attendant, and her escort. prom Kay Gcoppinger, fourth attendant, and her esmrL Maryjane Her'y second attendant. and escort, I27 Carol Osterbrock gives her rendition oflhe Charleston. Juniors enjoy the music of Barney Rapp7s orchestra 12B Sue McMurruy admires her claws buutonniere. unior- kL'tsIcn. we can chop out this chunk, and use it for our cakes.H Everyone is hiissfully unaware of the camcraman, except Sherry Maura who seems to be coaxing her date to smile. senior prom Father Shock explains to Ralph Nloss how to hold his date. Sharon Lindenschmidl, while danring. 129 'NU, Rita. I donH think it would be right if I took my shuts DH: tnof' IE5 cnmmnn knowledge at a prom that a Cha Cha always goes bcucr without three inch heels. The student body of 3965-66 sings the Alma Mater fur the last time together Awards Janet Buchert. Sue Brockman, and Sister Irenaea look doubtful. Maybe the recipient of this award hasrft appeared yei. New Sodalily officers for 1966-67 arr oHicially installed. ?tmumummu - The orchestra plays another of its songs for the Awards Assembly. assembly Sister Irenaea joyfully accepts a portable microphone from the Senior Class. The juniors are oHiciaily installed as the new 1966-67 Red Cross emcers. ISI School Idonk think 13m going 10 like this piClUFE- Sure, I know how 10 mast wieners. The First thing you do is wipe them Um For beating the heat. Sister Richard finds that a cold drink just suits her fancy. Let a genuine cannisseur show you how to whip a real tasty lunch! O.K. 50 I mad? a ch mistakss Is that any rtasnn tn throw me nut Well, according to my calculations if I kick th ball at this of the game? particular point. it shouid land at an angle . . . Doni panic Dale! For 1. supen doopcr Bacckerool am here! Donna Berling prepares hcrstlf far the water baltoon toss. $va, tum on, open to mnuffor mama's tandy pillf' School HHold it! ijusl dropped one ofmy contacts. f A Wow look at all those mm At least they appreciate Cindy Maloney might have better luck if she tried roasting; the Wiener my pmam salad! instead of her hand, picnic uDonW you just love being on the bottom of the pyramid? .Icanne Speicn i966 All Amund Regz'niun. Sister Carlina admiresjcanne's award. Jeanne proudly displays her All Around Reginian medal. 136 Graduatesa faces express varied emotions in the procession m the Baccalaurcatt Mass Baccalaureate mass The gradumesf oETering 211 the Offctory 0f the Baccalaureate Miss Gaede. Miss Nelson. Sister lrenaca, and Sister Petronella Mass;a cap, a diploma, and a class ring. follow the procession imo Saints Peter and Paul Church. Graduation Regina's salutalorlan, Peggy Griflin. gives a welcome speech. The graduates prepare for their big, moment. l38 Graduation John J. Gilligan speaks to all about the responsibilities of a gradu- Valedictorian, Susan Brockman, gives her speech. aling class. Behind the scenes, a graduate shows how to cope with tired feetl At last the time is hereithc Seniors rcmivc their diplomas. W'aan it just wonderful?w Seniors Complete The symbol of four completed years of being a loyal Reginian the Pattern Pam Bearing demonstrates her version of the Irish jig before retiring for the day. IfI sit this way, I can rest my hair for awhile. hiDear Sister: Please accept this as my formal resignation from 11 your penmanship Class . . . The first event of the year to which a senior looks forward is meeting her little sister. Through- out the year a senior offers friendship and guidance and becomes a model for the freshmen to follow. No senior will forget the day she re- ceived her class ring, which she will always wear proudly. Another event that a senior is not likely to forget is the Senior Class PlayeWest Side Story. Also among her more pleasant memories is the Senior retreat, held this year at Maria Stein Retreat House. Along with spring come job inter- views, acceptances from colleges, and the realiza- tion that soon she will be accepting an even greater amount of responsibility. Friends, worries, joys, and expectations all make the senior year a most exciting and memorable one. 142 Pamela M. Bail Dorothy L. Baldwin Sandraj. Becker Mary E. Bennett Barbara'I. Berger Donna L, Bicknell Susan C. Bientz Elizabeth K. Blair Kathleen C, Blodkarnp Constancej. Bond Kathleen A. Brenner Susan K Brockman Caro! A. Browarsky Marsha A. Brown JuAnn T. Bmxterman Janet Rt Buchert Charlene M. Buckman Marciatl. Buescher Maryanne Parkes tells the group that she doesn't know how shrfs ever going to get at! those books in that skinny, little locker. 143 Seniors Christina M. Burwinkel Grace M. Cale Christaj. Carey I ynda S. Cattelan Lileen M. Clark Sherry A, COICS Nanch. Cooper Kathleen R. Covey Laura M. Crawford .jcannc K. Crosby joan .XI. Day 'l just carfl resist all these dill pickles! ext'laims .Junc W'Cdding. Pamela K Dezu'ing Jllilith. DeFinncy Rose M. Dcimrs Kathryn E. Dcumer Student Council board members Ginny Cassidy, Carol Osterbmvk, and Sue Cassidy Icnd good cheer to the Christ- mas season by lilling stockings. Barbara J. Dielz Mary Pal Doherty I45 Mary Margaret EddingHeld Kl. Kalhlccn Edwards Emily E. Ellis Mariam B. Elshcrntl Iloun K. Endrcs Kathleen A. Esrhmcyct' Seniors Musclcs Denmcr shows her biL'L'ps L0 laughing Monica Humbert and her interested fanclub. I47 Mary K. Fariello Linda G Farris Kathryn A Fcldhaus Deborah 5. Pink Karen M Fisher Sandra K. Fisher Christina D. Fletcher Patricia 3. Fritz Ella F. Gallenslein Nancy L Gailenslein Patricia S. Gales Mary Lynne Galto Ruth R. Geisz Kathleen .VL Geoppinger Carol Oslcrbrm'k wonders if this is how she wants to spcnd U hcr next Smurd3y night. JoanT. Cerwc Sharon M. Gilh Patricia E. Ginrdullo Marianne P. Glaser Mr, Reuter perches on the steps 10 dlscuss Peggy Grimnk latest problems, Patricia M. Glenn 3 Carol A. Gnhmzm MB Seniors 149 Janet A. Greis Margaret A. Griffin Deborah A. Griffiths Ardilh A. Crow Margaret L. Grmhian .Jo Ann Guy Shirleyj. Harbers Murgarex A. Healy Mary lane Hery Gail R. Hindersman Mary Pamela Hittncr Mary Patricia Hilmer Roberta G. Hoffman janet L. Hohnhnrsu Mary R Hnidgravc Margaret M. Horstman Diane CA Huelsmzm Monica E. Humbert Paula A. Hunt Carol A. Hurst Renee A. Hussey 150 Elizabeth C. Jackson Carolyn M. johnson Sharon M..Iuhnsnn Marv Ann V. Kuistr Julie C, Keener Linda K. Kelley Seniors Pm Fritz smiles and Donna Lamb looks astonished us they Peggy Griliin tries Lu give Swectie Pie that Student Council hear about life in the convent. President 100GC 15! Martha A. Kennedy Barbara M. Krys Help! TJould somebody please get us DUI of here?! Mary Ellen Kindel Mary Louise King SLnsz1nJ Kiucl Sharon S. Kluble WXlr. Listermann, exclaims Nancy Cooper. W0uld you believe that now Cindy Malnney no longer worries about her demures slipping? MaricC, chimzm Nancy A. Klug I52 Seniors Mary Kay Krellen Diana Cl. Kruse Elizabeth U, Krusling Lynda M. Lackey Patricia K. LaGrange Barbara Lampcrt Linda A Larbes ShcrryJ, LaLhrnp Suzanne C. Lcichl I53 Donna V. Mack Peggy Ann Mahan Cindy Malnney Lindalj. Martina Rila-J. Martinelli Saundra H. Matthews Seniors Amid the applause nf all the spectators. Carol Osxerbruck It looks like Diane will do anything to get a little attention. modelsthellnewunilurmf' 154 Margaret M. McLaughlin Margaret M. Meirose Nancy K. Mercurio Beverly K. Meyer Paulette M. Meyer Ruth A. Meyer Kathleen C. Miller Karen S. Minshall Sharon A Moore Deborah M. Maorman Deborah A. Newman Carol A. Norris 155 Paxricia A. O!Brien Margaret O'Brien Carolll. Osterbrock Jennifer C. Palmer Marianne Parkes Kathleen C. Pauly Mary L. Pcnnekamp Martha A. Perkins Charlene N. Peters 156 Seniors Christine M. Peters Christine R Peterson The result of Cookie Bruwrfs industrious weekendicram, cram,cran1 . , Dnnnaj. Pierani Virginia A. Plogman Lynette MV Prell Deborah A. Raztsch Could this be the guiding force which keeps the Andie 51sz at its best? i I Sue Ellen Rahe Susan XIV Rake 157 Kathleen A. Reintrl Kathleen V. Reuig Louise M. Richer Mary Ann Rieger Linda C Roelting Sandra M. Romanello Josephine A. Roush Judith A. Ruschman Patriciaj. Salmon Anlonette M Santoro Mary A. Sattler Kathleen M. Schirmer 158 Linda R. Schirmcr JuliaM.Sch1ic Catherine L. Schmidt Grace E. Schwallic Mary Kathleen Scott Joanne Senelmayer Seniors annu' Burwinklc zmd Granny FEcu-hor oricnl Carol Osmrbmtk and Regina Moss demonstrate one of the cheers Swet-liu PiN. a newcomer L0 Regina. with whirh they tried to icad Purcell lo victory. 159 Fran M. Sheehan Diane M. Simlele Diane L. Sewers jcannc R. Spcicr Sue 1i. Springliuld Joy A. Sluggc Themsu M. Sulymn Janet M. Steffen Kathleen Sullivan Margaret E, Tankersley Linda R.'l ho1c Kathleen M. Thompson 160 Sandra A. Vance Karen M, Vannalta Marciaj. Veeneman Carol A. Vennemeyer Carol A. Vollman Rosemary Vollman Seniors With the help of Bob Dylan, Chris Burwinktl proves she can walk a straight line. Pat LaGrangEs and Kathy Covefs reactions . . . so 1 said no LBJ, Isaid H? are obvious. IGI Christine M. Vondcrschmidt Mary E. Wagner Seniors Barbara Weaver Anita M. Weber G.June Wedding Susan D. Wehlcn Christine M. Weiler Gail P. Weiler Kathleen M. Whalcy Kendra L. Williamson Carmela Wilms 162 Marylj. Wilson Sally A. Wirth A typical day in the life of our Andie Is literary sxaH. Diane E, Wood Kathleen M. Wood Linda M. Wood Linda L. Wues: Senior Sharon johnson exempliHies physical Funess in extra- ordinary form. Brendail. Young Caroline S. Zip; 163 Patrons and Rose Ann Kelier, Regina Moss, and Kathy Donnelly all seem to share the same feeling as they enjoy their lunches. - Advertisements Our thanks to these businesses for making this book possible. Personal Patrons Mr. and Mrs, Louis Simiele Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Walker Geis F amily Settelmayer Family Compliments oer. and Mrs. R.I. Von Dohre and Beverly and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Grote Rev. Norbert C. Brinkman St. Vincent Fcrrer Church Mr. and Mrs. Vincentj. Levo Mr. and Mrs. George F. Schwallie Mr. and Mrs. Richard T Maloney Mrs. O. B. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clark and Family Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Clark James Dean Sammuel Burbanks James Anderson P.F.C.john H. Ellis S. and 1 Pony Keg 1913 Elm Ave.7 Norwood William Falk Monroe M., Ida G and Doris S. Booker Alberta Tibbetts Mrs. Charles Washington Miss Nina Davies Miss Kathryn Kuhn Student Council OfFJcers, ,66 Peg,jeanne, Carol, Sue Tommy and Gert Homer Whitman Arabella Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grote Mrs. Thomas Bergen 3714 Section Road Mr. and Mrs Elmer Dietz 3714 Section Road 166 Mr. and Mrs. Wm.J. chimanJr. 4254 Orchard Ln. Mr and Mrs. Paulj Brockrnan 1332 Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hehman Mr. and Mrs. Alois Vennemeyer The Last of the Big Spenders Mr. and Mrs; Chris McMurray Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Walker Lawrence Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Knabe Mr. and Mrs. A1 W. Frambes Mr. and Mrs. William Rottner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cissel Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Rave W. T. Robb Alvin B, Denning Fr. Jim Trick Vincent and Margaret Schneider Mrs. Dorthy Mercurio Robert A. Schneol RalphJ. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. William Parkes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zix The Keegansm-KKKCPN- $7,768 am Donna Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Al Meyer Dr. and Mrs.J. W. Speier 2606 Fair Oaks Lane Cpls. Rahe-Koeller U S Marines Mr. and MrsA Marion Harbers Frank, Barb, Francie, Nancy Frankie, and Gigi Gallenstein Student Patrons Vikki ,67 and Ron ,66 Compliments of Diana Kiehfuss JeH MersmaniMoelIer e67 Bill BustavsoneMoelier 767' Dianne, Sharon,J0yce, and Barb Kathy and Sandy 367 Best Wishes, Seniors Jack Ruwe, SLJOC Prep ,67 Pete White, Mueller e67 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fulmer Bill, gTact , and Ed. Ann, Bev, Pat, Cathy, Sue, Marg Wendy, Sue, and Monica Monica Humbert Betz, 54Jean, 14Jan, 12 Den, 15 Dizzy Body . . . S. C. President 766 Ardy ,66 and Millie ,69 Congratulations from aJunior God Bless the Class of1966 Lois Levo.Jeannie Bomkamp ,68 Mary, Lynn, and Grace Cindy Maloney e66 Chris Peterson ,66 Mary Pat ,66 and Rober ,65 Becky Clark ,68 LoiseZO, Sue 78, Fran-ZZ Mary, Donna, Marty, Nanc, Pat eeYeh Sr. Brendan and W7 H. Teame Doris Cagney Karen Lee Webber Barb e66 andljohn ,63 Maryjo, Noreen, Glori, Ellen Kathy E. and Dave A. Charlene, Linda, Carol, and Karen Diane and Jim Gloria Haverkamp, Kathy Covey Pat OeHair Virginia Pritchard Charlene Hanrahan Grace Smith Sue Brennan Donna and Kathy C. D. and A. D., Schubeler Fan Chub ToddsTroopsIneKakJakJanSooKw Ellen and Linda Lived and Learned? Rae and CJK USMC Mary Broe Gina Barney 167 Weere the Girls In Bell Four Quoth The Raven, eeEvermore Double Naughty Two Pots 8L Barb First-Of-The-Big-Spenders Hilda, Betty, and Beulah W17 Compliments ofa Fiend PS, BKJS, 81 PR Salute Regina Nancy,Jenny and Beth Pam Hitmer Robin 66 Donna e69 Nancy and Susan Walsh ceKittyK e66 and Karen, '69 Pat, Shirley, Salle, Kris Judy, Linda, Nancy, Peggy ee67 Peggy Rahe and Kathy Miller Pat and Ray Maryhlody, Donna, Mary, 8L Sue Mary Ann Piepmeyer Marguerila andeIudy Carol and Sue Brockman Chrisulan, Mary, Ann Donna 66 Fat 369 Ruthann e69 Carol Vollman and Denny Aibertz Jane and Jean The Twelve Singing Angels Kathy, Sharon, Ella, Rose Marie Shirley, Maureen, Liz, Kathy Mary and Barb Reindl ML and Mrs. Carl F. 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Peter and Paul 5525 Montgomery Road 631-5330 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA I,2,3,4; Latin C1ub 2; Ancile4. Dottie Baldwin 7213 Garden Road CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;RIC4;Beawn 3. St. Vincent Ferrer 791-3840 Sandy Becker St Vincent Ferrer 7249 Garden Road 891-9206 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4;Junior Achievement. Mary Bennett Nativity 6063 Robinson Road 531-7004 CSMC 1.2.3.4; HRC 1,2,3 1rep3, 4; AVE 4; RIC 4; Library Club1,2,3,4; Knitting Club1,2,3,4, Barbara Berger St. Agnes 1324 California Avenue 531-6855 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Ancile 4; Junior Achievement 3. Donna Bicknell SLJohn EvangeJist 4134 Lansdonne Avenue 791-8482 CSMC 1,2,3,4 05139; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE. 11repj, 2 Uepj, 4; RIC 3,4; CDL 1,2; French Club 2. Sumn Bivntz St. Matthew 2432 Williams Avenue 631-6618 CSMC 1 1rep.1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 2,4; RIC 3; GAA 1,2; Sudalily 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Science Club 1, Service Club 4. Betty Blair Nativity 5734 Doerger Lane 531-0660 CSMC 1,234; HRC I,2,3,41rep.1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. Kathy Blodkamp St. Matthew 2407 Park Avenue 531-0028 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Connie Bond St. Elizabeth 1702 Mills Avenue 731-9224 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,4; So- dalityZ. Kathy Brenner Nativity 3525 Edgeview Drive 531-5424 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2; Beacon 3. Sue Brockman St. Agnes 1332 Franklin 531-1856 CSMC 1,234; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 2; NHS 3.41seC.-treas.1; Sodality 2,3,4; Forensic League 3,41presj; Library Club 123,4. Carol Browarxky St. Matthew 3916 Grave Avenue 531-4759 CSMC 1,2,3.4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3, Latin Club 12; Sci- ence Club 1. St, Mark 751-4079 Manila Brown 3314 Hackberry Street CSMC 7 3 4; HRC 2,3,4; RIC 3,4. -,, joAnn Broxterman St. John Evangelist 7708 Plaini-ield Road 791-6422 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; GAA 2; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Prom Committee 3. janet Buchert St. John Evangelist 3807 N. Broadlawn Circle 891-2955 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; NHS 3,4; RIC 4; SO- dality 2,3,4; Language Club 31 Charlegle Buckman 1803 Weyer Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 3;0rchestra1. St. Elizabeth 531-4169 Marcia Buescher St. Vincent Ferrer 7263 Chtlberl Drive 791-7083 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Latin C1ub2. SS. Peter and Paul 531-3612 Chn'x Burwinlzel 2417 Lysle Lane CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; GAA 2,4. Our Mother of Sorrows 531-0427 Grace Marie C010 1825 Yorktown Road CSMC1,2,3,41repJ;HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 3. St, Elizabeth 731-5051 Chvista j Carey 1755 Cleneay Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1. Lynda Cattelan St. John Evangelist 3696 Matson Avenue 791-7043 CSMC 1,2,3,4,' HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4. Eileen Clark Nativity 6729 Doon Avenue 351-0166 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,21rep.1,3,41rep-1; AVE 4; FTA 3,4; French Club 2. Sherry Cole: St. Elizabeth 1813 Weyer Avenue 531-7065 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; FTA 3; Sodality 2,3. Nancy Cooper Nativity 3306 South Woodmom 531-7302 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE Hhmrm rth; NHS 3,4; GAA 1; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Safety Council 2,3,4; Science Club 1,3,41pres.1;junior Achievement 3,4. Kathy Covey Nativity 3319 East Woodman! 531-5727 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; French Club 2; Freshman Class President; Sophomore 3rd Vice- presidcnt; Student Council 1,31hmrm presJ, Laura Crawford St. Mark 2166 Ocsper Avenue 351-2358 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; RIC 3,41Executive 0171mm CDL 2. jeanne Crosby SlJohn Evangelist 4273 Clifford Road 791-3542 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4, 1vice-presJ; AVE 4; CDL 1,2; Sodalily 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Student Council 20113.1. Senior directory jean Day SLJohn Evangelist 3715 South Berkeiey Circle 791-0351 CSMC 4; HRC 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Folk Music Club 4; Co-Ed 1,21reporzer3; Current Events Club 3. Pam Bearing Nativity 3111 Auten Avenue 351-3075 CSMC 1,234; HRC 1,21repJ,3,4; AVE 4; Science Club 4; Knitting Club 3,4; Service Club 1. judy DeFinney Nativity 322.7 Ashwood Drive 731-5599 Student Council 3,41Rtpj; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; Sodality 3,4. Rose Man's Deiterx St. Vincent Ferrer 4437' Orchard Lane 891-7277 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,21rep.3,3,4; AVE 3,4; RIG 4; CDL 2; Science Club 4; Library Club 4. Kathy Deltmer St. Elizabeth 1827 Sherman Avenue 531-9129 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4 1vice-pres.1; YAR 2,3,41treasurer1; CDL 2; Sodality 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4 1pres3; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1; Beacon 1Circulation man- aged; Public Relations 4. Barbara Dietz St. John Evangelist 3714 Section Road 891-7198 CSMC1,2,3,4,HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 2; Sodality 3,4. Mary Pat Doherty Nativity 6676 Iris Ave. 631-6207 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 2,41repJ. Mary Margaret Eddingfield St, Matthew 2260 Monroe Avenue 351-5035 AVE 21rep.1,4; Sodalily 3,4;CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Kathy Edwards 35. Peter and Paul 5111 Montgomery Road 731-5791 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; YAR 2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Safety Council 2,3,4 1presj; Beacon 3; Public Relations 1chairman3; GCSL 2,3,41repj. Emily Elli: Assumption 2241 Kemper Lane 741-4951 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; RFC 3,41cxecutive of- Flcer1; Andie 4; Student Council 3,41rep3. Marian Elxbemd St. Vincent Ferrer 6166 Fulsher Lane 561-9542 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 2; Library Club 2,3. joan Endrex Nativity 3650 Dogwood Lane 631-4572 CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,41vice- presj; Spanish Club 2; Language Club 3; Student Council 2,3. Kathy Eschmeyer St. John Evangelist 7224 Delaware Avenue 791-9450 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 2,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Council 3,4. 182 Kathy Fariello SLJohn Evangelist 4125 North Avenue 891-1424 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- c114. Linda Fam's St. Vincent Ferrer 7297 Chetbert Drive 891-5304 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;junior Achievement 4. Kathy Feldhaux St. Matthew 2826 Norwoud Avenue 631-2230 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,41pres,1; AVE 4trepJ; GAA 2,3; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Safety Council 2, Debbie Fink St. Agnes 5209 Rhode Island Avenue 351-5389 CSMC 1,2,3.4 UCPJ; HRC 1,234; GAA 3; CDL 1; Library Club1,2. Nativity 351-7541 Karen Fixher 5815 Lester Road CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 1,234; Glee Club 2,3. Sandy Fisher 2$6 Ridgeland Place CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 3. SS. Peter and Paul 631-8507 Chris Fletcher SS, Peter and Paul 2536 Briarcliffe Avenue 351-7990 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,41rep.1; GAA 1,2,3; YAR 1; CDL 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Ancile 4. Pat Fritz St. Agnes 1325 Yarmouth Avenue 531-6457 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,41vice-pres.1;Junior Achievement 2,3,4; Student Council 2. Ella Gallenstein St.Gerlrude 7819 Greenbriar Drive 791-3513 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Language Club 3. All Saints 791 -2378 Nancy Callemtein 7780 Pfeiffer Road CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 2. Pa: Gates Our Mother of Sorrows 2372 Langdon Farm Road 531-5902 CSMC 1,234; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Sodalily 3,41pre1'ec0; Latin Club 1,2. St. Elizabeth 531-0376 Mary Lynne Gene 4318 Ivanhoe Street CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4. St. Elizabeth 731-5828 Ruth Geisz 4225 Bell Street CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4. Kathleen Ceappinger Our Mother ofSorrows 2363 Vera 351-1981 CSMC 1,234; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 10:11.12; FTA 3; YAR 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3. Senior directory St. Elizabeth 531-3104 loan Cerwe 4110 Carter CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Sharon Gilb Our Mother of Sorrows 6242 Elbmok 531-1301 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4. Pat Giordullo SLAgnes 1761 Berkley 351-4378 CSMC 1,2,31rep.1,41sec.1; HRC 1,2,3,4; CDL 2,3; Glee C1ub 1,2,3. Marianne Glaxer 6781 Siebcrn Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;Giee Club 1,2. St. John Evangelist 891-6443 Patti Glenn SS. Peter and Paul 2202 Varelman Avenue 631-6456 CSMC 11rep.1,2,3,40rea5.1; AVE 3; GAA 1,2; CDL 1,2,3; Sodality 3,4. Cara! Guhman 4235 Bell Street CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; Spanish Club 2. St. Elizabeth 531-1702 janet Cries St. Elizabeth 1805 Mills Avenue 731-4572 CSMC 1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4; CDL 2; Spanish Club 2. Peggy Gnyin St. Matthew 4304 Smith Road 351-1834 351-1834 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 2, GAA 1,2; Sodality 3,4; Beacon 3; Public Relations 4; Student Council 2,31board mem- ber1,41pres.1. Debbie Crijilhs St. Anthony 5431 Kcnwood Road 561-6215 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; GAA 1,2;G1ee Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4. Ardz'th Grate SS. Peter and Paul 51 13 Silver Street 631-3403 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; Sodality 2,3; Latin Club 2; Safety Council 2,31treasJ; Service Club 1; Ancile 3,41cditor1. Our Mother of Sorrows 821-4915 Peggy Gruthjan 7521 Ross Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;R1C 4; AVE3,4; CDL 3. jo Ann Guy St. Matthew 4238 Floral Avenue 731-8193 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Shirley Harber: All Saints 11584 Snider Road 791-7054 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; YAR 3,4; French Club 1,2. Margaret Henly St. Agnes 4850 Reading Road 731-5386 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 41rcpJ; RIC 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Library Club 3,4. 183 Mary jam: Hery Nativity 6245 Cortclyou Street 631-5886 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 11rep.1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Senior Class President. Gail Hindersman Nativity 5810 Robinson Road 531-1078 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2. Pam Hittner Nativity 6247 Orchard Lane 351-4353 CSMC 11rep.1,21reg1,31rep.1,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; GAA 1,2,3. Pat Hittner Nativity 6247 Orchard Lane 351-4353 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE. urepJ; GAA 1; junior Achievement 2,3. Robin Hogman Our Mother of Sorrows 6685 W. Farm Acres Drive 351-4465 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 11rep.1,2,3,4; Sodality 2; Latin Club 2. Janet Hahnhorxt SS. Peter and Paul 2142 Cathedral Avenue 351-0590 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 3. Mary Holdgrave St, Agnes 2015 Dale Road 731-5340 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 11rep.1,2,3,4; Sodalily 3,4; Spanish C1ub2. Margaret Horstman Assumption 2112 Kcmper Lane 221-4630 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; CDL 2; Orchestra 1; Spanish Club 2; Knitting Club 2. Diane Huelrman St. Elizabeth 1821 Tilden Avenue 731-0897 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1,2. Monica Humbert St. Matthew 2606Me1roseAvenue 531-5712 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Safety Council 2,3,41vice-presj', Student Council 1,4. Paula Hunt 8460 Monroe Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,41rep.1; HRC 1,234; Sodality 2,3. 31. Saviour 291-8675 Carol Hurst Our Mother of Sorrows 6435 Mayflower Avenue 631-2851 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4, Renee Hussey St, Agnes 1775 Lawn Avenue 731-8583 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; YAR 2.3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3. Senior directory Beth jackson Nativity 5743 Lester Road 351-1896 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Beacon Massociale editorl Carolyn johnson St. Mark 3301 Woodburn Avenue 4:48 861-6904 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; RIC 3,4; AVE 4; Glee Club 1; Knitting Club 1; Service Club 1,2. Sharon johnson St. Matthew 4210 Flora! Avenue 351-6814 CSMC 1,2,3,41rep3; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE. 4; RIC 1413601; GAA 1,2,31pres.1,41pres3; Orchestra l,2,3,4. Mary Ann Kaijer 51.john Evangelist 3775 Thornton Drive 891-2709 CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2. June Keener St. Gertrude 7029 Maple Avenue 561-7774 CSMC 1,2,3,41rep.1; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; RIC 4,- GAA 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Linda Kelley All Saints 8404 Patriila Lane 791-8864 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4. Martha Kennedy St. Agnes 1434 Franklin Avenue 731-9460 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; YAR 2,31sec.1,41vice- presJ; CDL 3; Safety Council 3,4; Service Club 1; Knitting Club 2. Barb Key: Nalivily 2820 Cortelyou Place 631-0494 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Mary Kinda! SL Matthew 4009 Burwood Avenue 731 41886 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE1. Mary Lou King St. Saviour 4123 Schenck Avenue 791-7679 CSMC 11rcp.1,21rep.1,31rep.1,44vice-pres.1: HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Beacon 3; Public Rela- tions 4. Sue Kine! Our Mother of Sorrows 2679 Cedarbrook Avenue 531-1737 Student Council 1,2,4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 2 1rep.1,31vice presj; FTA 3,4tpresJ; Sodality 2,3; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Beacon 3. Sharon Klable St. Agnes 5609 Rolston Avenue 731-8315 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Latin Club 2,3; Lan- guage Club 2,3. Man'e Kleinman St. john 4254 Orchard Lane 791-1209 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; RIC 3,4; CDL 1; Sodality 3,4; Glee Club 2; Student Council 4. 184 Nancy Klug Nativity 2832 Cortelyou Place 731-5921 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; Sodality 3; G16: Club 1,2,3; Latin C1ub2. Kay Kreuen St. Elizabeth 4630 McNeil Street 731-2875 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; CDL 2; Service Club 1. Diana Kruxe St, Vincent Ferrer 7328 Richmond Street 791-9629 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 3,4; FTA 3,4csecg; So- dality 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,41pres.1; Latin Club 215611; Forensic League 31vice-prtsj,41vice-presJ; Science Club 2,4. Libby Krusling St. Gertrude 7554 Shawnee Run Road 561-7825 CSMC 1,2,3,4,' HRC 1,21rep.13,4; Glee Club 1; Ancile 4, Li- brary Club1,2,31c0rresp.sec.14;Knitting Club 2. St. Vincent Ferrer 793-0575 Lynda Lackey 5804 Charttr Oak Drive CSMC 3,4; HRC 3,4trepj. Patty LaGmnge SS. Peter and Paul 2540 Moundview Drive 531-2412 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; YAR 2; CDL 1; Sodality 3,4; French Club 1; Beacon 3; Public Relations 4; Student Coun- ci12,3,41board memberl Linda Larbzs St. Gertrude 6711 Euclid Road 891-4562 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Forensic League 3; Science Club 1,2. Sherry Lathrop St, John Evangelist 3840 South Berkley Circle 793-3275 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC 123,4; AVE 2; CDL 2; Library Club 2,3. Suzanne Leicht St. jahn Evangelist 4164 Webster Avenue 791-6697 Student Council 11sccrelary1; CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,41rep.j; AVE 3,4; RIC 3. Donna Mack St. Agnes 5415 Carrahen Court 731-3236 Student Council 40:13.1; CSMC 1,234; HRC HrepJ, 2,3,4; AVE 4; CDL 3,41vice-presJ; Sodality 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Safety Council 3. Peggy Mahan St. Elizabeth 4127 Huston Avenue 631-7374 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; YAR 3,4; CDL 3; Safety Council 3,4. Cindy Maloney All Saints 7416 Glenover Drive 791-8062 Student Council 1,2,3.4; CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Beacon 31business man- agerj; Public Relations 4. St. Vincent Ferrer 891 -3946 Linda M arlina 6480 Euclid Road CSMC1,2,3,41rep.1;HRC1,2,3,4; French Club 2. Senior directory Rita Martinelli St. Agnes 5033 Newfmld Avenue 731-2551 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;CDL 3; Glee Club 1. Sandra Matthews St. Mark 3200 Gilbert Avenue 861-0298 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; RIC 3,4; GAA 1; Orchestra 1,2; Science Club 3; Knitting Club 1. Peggy McLaughlin St. Gertrude 7268 Thomas Drive 561-9490 CSMC 1,2,3,41rep.1; HRC 1,2,31rcpJ4; CDL 1; Spanish Club 1;Ancile 41business managerx Library Club 1,2,3,41secrelary1. Margie Meirose Nativity 3368 Arrow Avenue 531-1929 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; GAA 1,3,4; Sodality 3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3,4. Nancy Mercurio SS. Peter and Paul 2528 Sheridan Drive 731-7858 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 3; Sodality 2; Ancile 4. SS. Peter and Paul 351-4043 Bet; Meyer 2848 Cypress Way CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 3; Amide 4. Paulette Meyer SLJuhn Evangelist 3717 Lansdowne Avenue 791-7911 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; RIG 3; CDL 1,2; Sodality 2,3,4; French Club 2; StudentCounc112,3,41rep.1. Ruth Meyer 1712 Mills Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4;GAA 1. St. Elizabeth 731-4683 St. John Evangelist 791-6915 Kathy Miller 7132 Virginia Avenue CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; CDL 3, Karen Minshall St. Vincent. Ferrer 4416 Orchard Lane 891-5193 CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; YAR 2,3,41prch; So- dality 3; Science Club 2; Andie 4. Sharon Moore 58. Peter and Paul 2515 Sheridan Drive 731-6213 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,44rep,1; Student Council 4; GAA 1,234; pDL 3. Debbie Muar-man All Saints 7690 Trailwind Drive 791-8280 CSMC 1,2,3,4,' HRC 11rep.1.2,3,44rcp.1; AVE 4; Sndality 2,3,4. Debbie Newman St. Agnes 5029 NewFleld Avenue 531-1200 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC11rep.1,2,3,4. Carol Nomi St. Matthew 2693 Dacey Avenue 631-5341 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; CDL 2,3; Safety Council 4; Jun- 101- Achievement 4. Nativity 531-2058 Margaret OiHrien 3333 Orion Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; Sodality 2. Pat 01311271 SS. Peter and Paul 2573 Irving Place 531-4981 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4; Sodality 2; Service Club 1,2. Carol Osterbmck SS. Peter and Paul 2224 Quatman Avenue 731-0595 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; GAA 2,3; Sodality 2,3,4; Slu- dent Council 1,31rep.1,412nd vice-presJ; Sophomore Class sec- relary. jenny Pafmer St. Gertrude 7528 Miami Avenue 791-1811 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE1,2,4;FTA 3;Soda1ity2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Ancile 4. St, Vincent Ferrer 791-3055 Marianne Parke: 6971 Rosemary Lane CSMC 1,2,4; HRC 1,21rep.1,4; CDL 2. Kathy Pauly SLJOhn Evangelist 6871 Stall Lane 891-2533 CSMC 1,234; Student Council 4; Sodality 3; Glee Club 1,2; Beacon Massociate editork French Club 1,2. Mary Pennekamp Nativity 3118 Amen Avenue 351-1433 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; Safety Council 3,4. St. Vincent Ferrer 891-1538 Peggy Perkins 6677 Rollaway Road CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sedality 1; Glee Club 1. Charlene Peters St.john Evangelist 7187 Maryland Avenue 791-7521 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3;Knit1ing Club 2,4. Chrirline Peters Nativity 5701 Glengate Lane 351 -0589 CSMC1,2,31rep.1,41prcs.1; HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Beacon 3; Knitting Club 2 Christine Peterson St. Vincent Ferrer 7554 Kirtley Drive 891-7486 CSMC 2,3,44rep3; HRC 2,3,4; AVE 2,3,4; French 2; Safety Counci13,4. Donna Pierani St. Matthew 2661 Edmondson Road 531-8131 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 11rep.3,2,3,41rep.1; AVE 4; Sodatily 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. St. Elizabeth 7351-2438 Ginny Plogman 1961 Maple Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; Sodality 2. Lynette Prell SS. Peter and Paul 5345 Ruislun Avenue 631-4090 CSM'31.2.3.4; HRC 1.2.3.4; CDL 2; Safety Council 3,4. Senior directory Debby Raasch Nativity 6261 Rogers Park Place 351-1 144 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Science Club 2. Sue Ellen Rake SLJohn Evangelist 4157 Orchard Lane 791-3977 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,31rep.3,4tsecretary3; AVE 4; CDL 1,21repj. Sumn Rake Nativity 6239 Cortelyou Avenue 351-3749 CSMC 1,2,31rep.J,4; HRC 1,2,3,41rcp.3; AVE 4; Library Club 1,2,3,41treasurer3. Kathy Rainer! St. Matthew 4017 Catherine Avenue 731-2950 CSMC 1,26rep.3,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3. Kathy Rettig St. Gertrude 6587 Rollymeade 561-6741 CSMC1,21rcp3,4;YAR 2; CDL 2; HRC 1,2,4. Louise Richer St. Agnes 5225 Newfield Avenue 531-7168 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Mary Ann Rigger 3925 Deer Park Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 3,4. St. John Evangelist 791-3994 Linda Raelting SS. Peter and Paul 2527 Ridgeland Place 731-8764 CSMC 123,4; HRC 11rcp.1,2,3,44rep.3; GAA 2,3; YAR 1,2, 3,4; CDL 2; Andie 4. Sandi Ramanella St. Matthew 4420 Floral Avenue 351-6184 CSMC 1,2;rep.;,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE. 1,3,4; RIG 4; CDL 1; Sadality 2,3,4; Glee Club1,2,3,4. Josie Roush 6628 Elwynne Drive CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4. St. Vincent Ferrer 891-2907 judy Ruschman Our Mother of Sorrows 1809 BlueEeld Place 631-2055 Student Council 2,3; CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; Sadality 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 2,3, Toni Santoro Nativity 5946 Beacraft Avenue 731-5257 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 3. Pat Salmon Nativity 2506 Ridgecliffe Avenue 351-6941 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Sodalily 2,3; Orchestra 2,3. Mary Saltler 5012 Newfield Avenue CSMC11rep.1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4. St. Agnes 531-7276 186 Linfia Schirmer Nativity 5321 Charloe Street 731-5167 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE1,2,3,4;Sodality2,3,4. Kathy Schirmer St. Gertrude 7227 Iuka Avenue 561-7508 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 123,4; Library Club 1,2,3. fulie Schlie 55. Peter and Paul 2525 Cypress Way 531-6139 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 4; YAR 2,3,4. Cathy Schmidt Nativity 5244 Kennedy Avenue 531-7522 531-7522 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;Orchestra1,2,3,4. Grace Schwallie St. Vincent F errer 7112 Silvercrest Drive 791-2557 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,46vice-presj; FTA 3,4; CDL 26repJ; Sodality 2,3; Latin Club 2; Andie 4; Knitting Club 2,3. Kathy Scott Nativity 5342 Charloe Street 351-5742 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; French Club 2; Junior Achievement 2,3. joanne Settelmayer 55. Peter and Paul 2239 Cathedral Avenue 531-2373 CSMC 1,2,31rep.1,4; HRC l,2,3,4; AVE 4; Sodality 2,3,46vice- prefecn; Glee Club 1,2; Latin Club 20reasurer3; Language Club 3; Knitting Club 2,3,4; CCD 3. Fran Sheehan St. Vincent Ferrer 7771 Styrax Lane 791-2267 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 1,4; GAA 1; CDL 2; Or- chestra 1,2,3,4. Diane Simiele SS. Peter and Paul 2241 Varelman Avenue 351-7595 CSMC1,2,3,40'epJ; HRC1,2,3,4;AVE 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2. Diane Sewer: SS. Peter and Paul 5234 Rose Avenue 731-2541 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Safety Council 36vicc-presj,4. Jeanne Speier Our Mother of Sorrows 2606 Fair Oaks Lane 731-9181 Student Council 1,2,3,46Hrst vice-presj; CSMC l,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,31rep.3,4; AVE 40613.3; GAA 1,2,3,4; CDL 3,4; Sodality 2; Orchestra 1,2; Sophomore class president. Sue Ellen Springfield 7237 Osceola Drive CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4. St. Gertrude 5 61 49906 St. Vincent Ferrer 791-3704 joy Stagge 6600 Kenvicw Drive CSMC 2,3,4; HRC 2,3,4. Senior directory Theresa Stayton St. Vincent Ferrer 4435 Clifford Avenue 791-9543 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC 1,2,3,4; RIC 4; Library Club 2,3,4. janet Stefan St. Matthew 4118 Smith Road 731-2736 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; Sodalily 2,3,4; Glee C1ub1,2,3,4;LatinC1ub 2. Kathy Sullivan 7727 Monticello Avenue CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; CDL 1; French Club 2. St. John Evangelist 791 -9190 IWargie Tankersley SS. Peter and Paul 5312 Globe Avenue 631-7640 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,234; CDL 3; Sodality 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Safety Council 3,4. Linda Thole Nativity 6301 Fairhursl Avenue 531-9856 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4. Kathleen Thompmn Nativity 6254 Cortelyou Avenue 531-7768 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; Library Club1,2,3,4. Sandy Vance 85. Peter and Paul 2321 Lysle Lane 731-2219 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4. Karen Vannatta All Saints 8989 Paw Paw Lane 891-7775 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Sodality 3; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Language Club 3. Marcia Veeneman St. Matthew 3936 Burwood Avenue 351-3664 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4. Caro! Vennemeyer All Saints 9760 Ross Avenue 891-2914 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2; Language Club 3; Ancile 4,- Knitting Club 1,2. Carol Vollman St. Agnes 1947 Avonlea Avenue 631-7935 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,41rep.1. Rosemary Vollman St, Agnes 1862 Garden Lane 531-8480 CSMC 1,234; HRC 1,2,3,4; Safety Council 4. Chris Vanderschmidl SLJohn Evangelist 4330 Orchard Lane 791-7443 CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,234; AVE 2; CDL 2; Sodality 2,3; Glee Club 2; Library Club l,21secretary1,3tvice-pres.1,41pres.1 Mary Wagner SS. Peter and Paul 2238 Varelman Avenue 731-5309 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,31repJ4; CDL 1,2; Sodality 2,3; Span- ish Club 4; Science Club 1,2; Knitting Club 2,3,4. 187 Barb Weaver St. Matthew 4318 Floral Avenue 631 -9037 CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;Soda1i1y 2,3. Anita Weber Nativity 3716 Woodford Road 791-2519 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,41rep,1; AVE 4; Latin Club 2; Knitting Club 3. june Wedding Nativity 2927 Lawndale Avenue 731-5472 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,21rcp.1,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1; Sodality 2,3,44sec.-treasurer3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Teen Board 2; Junior Achievement 4. Sue Wehlen SS. Peter and Paul 2125 Cathedral Avenue 531-2517 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,tHsec.-lreasw urerx NHS 3,4; GAA 1,2,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Language Club 3; Safety Council 2; Beacon 31editor1; Public Relations 4; First vice-president of Sophomore class. Chris Weiler SLJOhn Evangelist 3822 S. Broadlawn Circle 891-1307 CSMC 1,2,3.41rep.1; HRC 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3; Sodality 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Orchestra 3,41sec.-trcasurcr1; Latin Club 2; Forensic League 3. Gail Weiler St. Elizabeth 4227 Beil Street 631-8853 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 4; RIG 3; YAR 2,3; So- dality 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Language Club 3, Kathi Whaley SS. Peter and Paul 2247 Hannaford Avenue 631-3760 CSMC1,2,3,4; HRC1,2,3,4; YAR 2,3,4; 50:131in 2,3. Candy Wilms St. Matthew 4220 Floral Avenue 631-3165 CSMC 1,2,3,4,- HRC 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; CDL 2; Library Club 2,3. Mary 10 Wilyon Nativity 6406 Orchard Lane 351-5281 CSMC 11repj,2,3,4; HRC 123,4; AVE 1,2,3,4; GAA 2; Safety Council 3,4. Sally Wirth St, Agnes 1443 Joseph Street 731-1467 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,31repJ,4; GAA 2; CDL 3,41secretary1. Diane Wood St. Matthew 2210 Kenilworth Avenue 531-3371 CSMC 123,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; YAR 2,30reasurer1,4; Sodality 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4. Kalhy Wood 7718 Moss Court CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. St. John Evangelist 791-7985 Linda Wood 7606 Blue Ash Road CSMC1,2,3,4;HRC1,2,3,4;FTA 2,3; Sodality 2,3. SLJohn Evangelist 791 -3440 Senior directory Linda Wuest St Agnes 1335 Regent Avenue 351-3940 CSMC 12,14; HRC 1,21rep.1,3,4; CDL 3trep.1. Brenda Young St. Mark 3444 Fernside Place 961-1748 CSMC 1,2,3,4; HRC 1,2,31,45 RICB; GAA 4. 186 Caroline Zix Stujohn Evangelist 7115 Carnation Avcnue 791-4726 CSMC 12,14; HRC 1,2,3,4; AVE 3,4; French C1ub1,2. Freshman index Amerson, Mary 77 Bail, Beverly 77,120 Barket, Sandy 77 Barney, Ramona 45,77 Basinger, Martha 77 Behymer, Eileen 77 Bell, Shelia 77 Bennett, Patty 77 Benz, Regina 77 Berger, Barbara 77 Berger, Linda 56,77 Best, Catherine 77 Beuerlein, Deborah 77 Bickett,Joan 39,77 Blodkamp, Betty 77 Bookmyer, Kathy 77 Bottoni, Barbara 77 Bourgeois, Marguerite 54,77 Bove, Barbara 77 Brandner, Diane 77 Brinkman, Connie 77 Brinkmeyer, Ann 77 Brogan, Ellen 77 Burke, Beverly 77 Burke, Rosemary 120 Busam, Laura 77 Busemeyer, Kathy 77 Butler, Mildred 78 Cappel, Linda 78 Cappel, Sharon 78 Christensen, Fran 34,78 Chumley, Delann 78 Cisco,jacquelyn 78 Cooper, Maryjane 78 Crosley, Sandra 78 Crumley, Connie 78 Daley, Kathleen 40,78 Dalley, Fat 78 Darden, Patricia 78 Day, joyce 78 Dennig,Jean 78 Donnellon, Cathy 32,34,78 Donovan, Mary 40,78 Drennan, Chris 78 Edmonds,Ar1ene 78 Egbers, Kristina 78 Eschmeyer, Cindy 78 Felger, Mary Beth 40,78 Filippi, Rhonda 78 Fitzgerald, Mary 78 Flaig, Catherine 78 Fox, Mary 78 'w Fredrick, Constance 78 Fuhrman, Patricia 78 Gaede, Mary 39,42,79 Gaitskill, Debbie 79 Gapinski, Debbie 70,79 Garascia, Sarah 64,79 Gardner, Theresa 40,79 Gates, Regina 79 Gehlert, Sue 45,79 Geiger, Margaret 79 Geoppinger, Ginger 32,79 Giblin, Mary Kathleen 54,79 Gillespie, Nancy 79 G1aser,Joyce 79,120 G1assmeyer,Sue 79,112 Gleason, Denise 79 Grace, Nancy 40,54,79 Grossi, Nancy 79 Hanrahan, Susan 79 Hare, Cathy 79 Harris, Susan 79 Haverkamp, Gloria 79 Hayes, Barbara 54,79 Hazard, LaVerne 79 Hazard, Lynette 79 Heekin, Sally 79 Heglin, Lynn 79 Hehemann, Janet 79 Heizelman, Barbara 56,79 Henderson, Darlene 79 Henderson, Marcia 79 Hennc, Nancy 40,79 chnesscy, Mary 79 Herweh, Mary Ellen 79 H111, Myra 79 Hill, Obelia 79 Hinkle, Maryjanet 39,79 Hittner, Gayle 80 Hittner, Nora 80 Holtmeier, Cathy 39,80 Hontbrink, Teresa 42,80 Hopkins, Sandy 80 Horstman, Millie 80 Houston, Debbie 8'0 Howison, Chris 80 Hoye,Jean 80 Hubach, Erika 80,90 Huffner, Donna 80 Jacobs, Vicky 80 Jenkins,Judy 80 Jehnson, Marsha 80 Jones, Mary Ann 54,80 189 Kamp, Laurie 80 chfe, Patricia 39,80 Keller, Rose 80 Kelly, Kathy 54,80 Kelsey, Grace 78,80 Kennedy, Margaret Kennedy, Theresa 80,112 Kiehfuss, Diana 80,112 King, Pamela 80 Kiphart, Christine 80 Kipling, Laura 80 Kittel, Karen 80 Klara, Connie 80 Kretten, Christine 80 Kroeger, Catherine 80 Krusling, Jennifer 80,120 Kuabe, Mary Louise 80 Kupniewski, Chris 54,80 Lambers, Rita 80 Lammert, Diane 80 Lanman, Celia 80 Lawson, Donna 81,112 Leist,Janice 32,81,90 Lemming, Donna 81 Leram, Dana 81 Litmer, Gail 81 Lloyd, Gayle 81 Loftus, Linda 39,42,81 Lokesak, Ann 81 Lonergan, Loretta 81 Loney, Mary Kay 54,81 Lucas, Barbara 81 Luehrmann, Debbie 81 Luther, Linda 81 Lydon, Connie 81 Lysaght, Debbie 39,81 Mack, Nancy 39,81 Mahedy, Peggy 81 Maliand, Linda 74,81 Maloney, Catherine 81 Marine, Gai181 Martin, Linda 32,81 McMahan, Tina 40,81,112 Mercurio, Marcia 81 Meier, Mary 81 Meistcr, Kathy 81 Metz, Mary 81 Meyer, Lois 81 Miller, Susan 82 MindorH, Fat 82 Mirus,Ga1182 M'oller, Sharon 42,82 Freshman Moss, Roberta 34,54,82 Mueller, Catherine 40,82 Muenchen, Nancy 82 Muntcl, Karen 34,82 Munz, Connie 42,82 Muraoka, Teresa 39,82,112 Murray, jennifcr 54,82 Naber, Marianne 82 Neidich, Elizabeth 54,82 Ney, Nancy 42,82 Nolte, Judy 82 OyBrien, Mary 54,82 Osterday, Kathy 39,82 Perkins, Marlene 82 Petersen, Mary 40,82 Peterson, Mary Susan 39,82 Phelia, Sylvia 82 Piening, Kathleen 82,120 Pritchard, Dianne 82 Pruden, Elizabeth 40,82 Purcell, Virginia 34,82 Raabe, Ruthann 82 Rahe, Peggy Raleigh, Bonnie 82 Rechtin, jean 83 Reindl, Mary Alice 83 Reynolds, Martha 54,83 Rich, Deborah 83 Rieselman, Kathy 83 Riesenberg, janicc 83 Robb, Lynne 34,83 Rogers, Marcia 45,83 index Rohs, Pamela 54,83 Romanello, Carmie 54,83 Rottner, Debbie 83 Rump, Virginia 83 Russell, Kathy 83 Rutherford, Diane Salzl,Jean 83 Schaub, Sue 83 Schirmer, Anne 83 Schlie, Sharon 40,83 Schmidt, Cindy 83 Schmudde, Marilynne 83 Schncdl, Sally 83 Schneider, Connie 74,83 Schneider, Karen 83 Schoenberger, Martha 83 Shearer, Mary Sue 40,83 Sheehan, janie 83,112 Smith,Janalyn 83 Socllncr, Donna 54,83 Spilker, Karen 74,83 Staggehlackie 83 Staubach, Maryanne 83 Staun, Carol 83 Staun, Cheryl 83 Stewart, Sandy Stich, Kathy 34,83 Stickley, Ellen 32,83 Stubbers, Patti 45,54,83 Sullivan, Alice 84 Tabb, Sherry 84 Tanner, Vicki 84 190 Taphorn, Barbara 84 Tepe, Donna 54,84 Tape, Patti 84 Thiclen, Marilyn 84 Thole, Carol 84 Todd, Victoria 84 Toebbe, Mary 84 Twigg, Cheri 84 Valerius,Judy 54,84 Vollman, joyce 84 Wagner, Mary Lee 32,84 Wakim, Patricia 84 Wanninger, Connie 54,56,84 Washington, Cynthia 84 Waltenhofer, Donna 84 Weber, Marcia 85 Weiler, Linda 85 Weisgerber, Margaret 85 Werner, Susan 54,85 White, Chris 85,112 Widmeyer, Patricia 85 Wiesenhahn, Loiuse 85 Wiker, Mary Beth 45,54,85 Wilms, Virginia 85 Wilson, Charlene 85 Wilson, Deborah 85 Wilson, MaryJo 85,112 Winterman, Sally 85 Wolbers, Sheri 85 Wood, Debbie 85 Yancey, Patricia 85 Young, judy 85 Sophomore Allen, Theresa 39,69 Aylrnore, Mary Ann 69 Barney,Judith 69 Barth, Ann 69 Behne, Darlene 69 Beneker, Barbara 69 Bethel, Sherry 69 Blasing,Janet 38,39,69 Bockhold, Kathy 69 Bocckmann, Kathy 69 Boehm, Mary 69 Bohannon, Veronica 69 Bomkamp, Jean 69 Bourgeois, Aline 69 Brinkmeyer,Jayne 34,69 Brockman, Carol 52,69 Brown, Cynthia 52,54,69 Brown, Yvonne 41,69 Bucciere, Mary 69 Buckingham, Pam 69 Busemeyer, Mary 69,120 Caldwell, Stephanie 69 Callahan, Michele 69 Cappel, Diane 41,69 Carmichael, Rexanne 69 Cassidy, Virginia 33,54,63,69, 145 Cattelan, Glori 69 ChalFm, Kathy 70 Cianciolo, Mary 70 Clark, Becky 70 Coleman, Susan 45,70 Connolly, Kathy 70 Connors, MaryJean 70 Conroy, Kathy 42 Cooper, Sandy 54,70 Crumley, Chris 70 Delape, Linda 70 DelVecchio, Debbie 70 DeNoma, Janet 70 Dietz, Nancy 32,42,45,70 DiOrio, Vicki 70 Divo, Sharon 41,70 Deering, Jackie 54,70 Doherty, Elizabeth 33,54,73,99 Domineack, Francine 70 Donnelly, Kathy 43,70 Duane, Grace 54,70 Eckel, Barbara 70 Eddingficld, Kathy 54,70 Edmonds, Linda 70 index Endres, Debbie 70 Erwin,judy 46,49,70 Eschmeyer, Karen 41 ,54,70 Fahey, Madonna 70 Faulkner, Roxie 70 Felock, Mary Ellen 70 Fischesser, Peggy 71 Frank, Glenna 49,54,71 Fredrickson, Honor 71 Fuhrman, Mary 71 Fulmer, Margie 41,52,71 Gallenstein, Chris 71 George,JoAnn 71 Gessner, Sandra 71 Gilb, Vicky 41,71 Gonzalez, Terry 49,56,71 Gottlieb, Lesley 42,71 Grannen, Gayle 41,71 Graser, Amy 52,71 Gregory, Marita 71 Grate, Deborah 71,120 Grothjan, Patty 56,71 Guy, Pat 71 Guynan, Debby 71 Haake, Colleen 71 Haddad, Rosemary 42,54,71,98 Hardin, Janice 71 Harding, Barbara 40,56,71 Harsham, Betty 71 Hartman, Barbara 54,71 Hatcher, Pam 71 Hatcher, Penny 71 Heller, Danita 42,71 Hemmcrle, Corrine 71,78 Hesketh, Linda 71 Hines, Mary Lou 71 Hitmer, Cindy 71 Hohnhorst, Sue 56,71 Holthaus, Mary Ann 71 Homan, Patricia 52,71 House, Sondra 39,71 Huber, Michelle 42,72 Huitger, Beverly 34,72 Hunt, Linda 72 james, Barbara 72 Jennings, Mary 40,72 Johannes, Barb 54,72 Johnson, Brenda 72 johnson, Theresa 72 Kempf, Chris 72 Kennedy, Frances 72 191 Kent, Barb 34,53,54,63,72 Kiphart, Debbie 42,72 Kissel, Karen 34,72 Klei, Virginia 54,72 Kluska, Kathleen 42,72 Komara, Majorie 72 Krabbe, Donna 72 Krebs,Janel 72 Krieger, Catherine 72 Krug, Karen 72 Kuhn, Frances 72 Kunkel, Mary Ann 32,54,72 Lack, Kathy 72 Lamping, Nancy 72 Lavelle, Noreen 72 Leicht, Linda 50,72 Leugers, Marylane 72 Leugers, Mary Kate 72 Levo, Lois 72 Lewis, Jan 72 Lewis, Jean 32,72 Luck, Maryjoan 72 Magleci0,Jackie 72 Marine, Sharon 72,76 Martin, Sandy 72 Mayer, Shirley 32,73 McCabe, Maureen 73 McCreary, Sharon 73,77 McLaughlin, Betty 52,73 Meyer, Cathy 73 Meyerenke, Carol 73 Miller, Connie 38,56,73 Miller, Kathleen 73 Miller, Rosemary 39,73 Moller, Mary Rose 73 Monroe, Sharon 52,73 Moore, Pat 73 Moser, Peg 42,73 Muthlcr, Donna 43,73 Niesz, Mary 73 Ortlieb, Susan 73 Pacella, Barbara 73 Pachoud, Chery141,52,73 Palmer, Denise 41,73 Parr, Mary73 Pennick, judith 73 Perazzo, Carol 73 Pinazo, Maria 46,73 Former, Sondra 73 Prickett, Claire 73 Prues, Cindy 38,73 Sophomore index Prues, Donna 73 Prus, Sue 40,59,74 Purdy, Sherry 42,56,74 Raabe, Mary Kay 74 Rave, Rosalie 40,56,74 Reardon, Patricia 74 Reifenberger, Rosemary 74 Rettig, Eleanora 74 Rieger, Mary Ellen 74 Rieger, Pam 74 Robertson, Cathy 74 Robinson, Linda 74 Roch,Judy 74 Ross, Linda 74 Rummler, Peggy 74 Rupp, Rose Mary 74 Rush, Barbara 54,74 Sack, Elaine 54,74 Salmon, Peggy Santoro, Louisa 74 Schardt, Sandra 74 Schmidt, Linda 74 Schmidtgesling, Linda 74 Schneider, Diane 74 Schneider, Margie 40,42,74 Schneider, Patricia 74 Schomaker, Kathy 34,54,74 Junior index Atkinson, Jeanne 60,120 Bandy, Ellen 56,60 Barney, Regina 45,60,121 Beckman, Connie 60 Beesten, Gayle 60 Beflerson, Mary 60 Benz,Julie 60 Beresford, MaryJo 39,48,54, 56,60 Bcrling, Donna 60,134 Bessenbach, Nancy 60 Bohmer, Dianne 42,50,60 Bomkamp, Elaine 36,41,60,70 B0ve,JOAnne 60 Braun, Sandy 60 Brennan, Susan 56,60 Brockman, Carol 40,60 Broe, Mary 34,45,60,121 Schulte, Carol 42,74 Schwallie, Ruth 74 Schwarber,Jeanne 74 Schwieterman, Sally 75 Scott, Linda 75 Serge, Vickie 75 Shaffer, Ann 75 Shea, Patricia 75 Shea, Peggy 63,75 Solomon, Carol 75 Sonnycalf, Maryjo 40,75 Spaeth, Nancie 75 Spiess, Mary 75 Staat, Lynne 75 Staun, Margaret 75 Steinhilber,j0dy 75 Stephenson, Pam 75 Stephenson, Pat 75 Stokes, Kathy 32,75 Sullivan, Peggy 75 Sussman, Kim 75 Tate, Chris 75 Taulbce, Marlecn 52,75 Taulbee, Patricia 75 Taylor, Mary 52,75 Thiery, Gail 75 Thoma, Carol 75 Brown, Diane 60 Buescher, Lois 50,60 Bumiller, Eunice 52,60 Burns, Andrea Buscmeyer, Chris 52,60 Galloway, Dianne 6O Cappel, Roseann 60 Cassidy, Sue 33,50,59,60,98,145 Colvard, Deborah 40,60 Cissell, Ann 52,60 Clark, Lois 40,60 Clark, Peggy 34,50,60,85,115 Cline, Susan 48,49,56,6O Cobb, Angela 60 Cogliano, Marilyn 60 Cole, Becky 60 Coleman, Constance 60 Conover, Linda 34,50,60 I92 Tinney, Carol 75 Tritsch, Linda 52,54,75 Van Clccf, Rita 38,75 Van Fleet, Susan 75 Verkamp, Cheryl 42,75 Voet, Kathleen 75 Von Dohre, Beverly 45,75,121 Walker, Alvina 34,56,75 Walsh, Nancy 75 Walsh, Susan 75 Wasson, Kathy 75 Weaver, Marianne 42 Whaley, Nancy 76 Wiethe, Lynne 76 Williams, Kathy 52,76 Wilms, Angela 76 Wilson, Ann 76 Wilson, Mary 45,76 Winterman, Linda 42,76 Wirth, Janet 42,76 Wine, Elise 76 WoelHe, Donna 41,76 Wolf, Mary 76 Wood, Beverly 76 Zimmerman, Margie 39,56,76 Cook, Cynthia 60 Costello, Joan 60 Creeden, Mary 60 Deiters, Catherine 50,60 Dennig, Mary 42,60 DeNoma, Doris 60 Deskins,Julia 60 Deters,janet 47,60 Diesel, Diane 60 Domineack, F ritzeen 62 Donnellon, Anne 34,62,121,126 Doyle, Ellen 62 Dreibelbis, Beth 62 Ebel, Patricia 62 Eggleston, Deborah 62 Faulkner, Sharyn 62 Fine, Gayle 62 Flammer, Linda 62 Junior index Frambes, Nancy 62 Frankland, Beth 39,62 Franklin, Debbie 56,62 Fritz, Michele 62 Fussner, Cathy 62 Gallagher, Peggy 62 Gallenstein, Naricy 39,62 Gatto, Diane 62 Geers, Paula 36,45,50,54,62 Geoppinger, Eileen 62 Gibsonhjoan 62 Gillc, Ursula 62 GIatling, Diane 62 Glenn, Peggy 62 Golden, Sally 39,40,62 Grannen, Maureen 41,62 Gribble, Diana 62 Grossi, Janet 62 Grote, Linda 30,62 Grote, Sue 39,50,62,70,87 Guy, Loretta 62 Habighlean 62 Haineshleanne 6,40,62 Hall,janie 63 Hall, Penny 63 Hammann, Mary 63 Hanrahan, Charlene 63 Harrison, Bonnie 63 Hausfeld, Mary 63 Haverkamp, Rita 63 Havlin, Kathy 33,36,63 Hayes, Susan 30,63 Henggeler, Linda 63 Hesslebrock, Barbara 32,63 Hi11,JaCkie 63,95,100 Hill, Sharon 63 Holly, Margaret 63 Holtmeierhjudy 63 Huwel, Sandy 45,48,52,63,120 Jackson, Sue 63 Jones, Debbie 63 Jones, Kathy 63 Kamp, Linda 63 KeeHer, Claudia 64 Keller, Rosemary 64 Kellum, Kris 64 Kelly, Sue 64,120 Kielty, Catherine 64 Kirker, Charlene 64 Klug, Kristine 64 Klusmcyer, Lois 64 Koesters, Kathleen 64 K0rte,joyce 41,64 Kremer, Angie 64 Krimmer, Ann 64 Kruse, Diane 64 Kuhnell, Mary Ann 64 LaGrange, Bonnie 41 ,42,64 Lamb, Donna 35,54,56,64,125, 151 Lanman, Laura 50,64 Lasch, Carline 40,42,50,64,156 Lindc,Janice 39,64 Lindenschmidt, Sharon 39,64,129 Loftus, Mary Sue 64 Lysaght, Kathy 6,40,64 MacEachen, Kathy 64 MacKay, Carol 50,64 Mahedy, Patty 64 Malloy, Diane 64 Manne, Karen 54,64 Marine, Sue 65 Martinson, Ginny 65 Mayer, Karolyn 65 McCarthy, Kathy 46,65 McErlane, Judy 42,65,100 McMurray, Susan 65,128 McPhilips, Kathy 42,65 Meinking, Kathy 65 Meinking, Nancy 41,65 Melia,jeannine 39,65 Merland, Janet 65 .Vliddleberg, Rosanne 35,65 Miller, Diane 65,120 Miller, Martha 56,65 Mooretlane 65 Moorman, Patricia 32,65 Moscoe, Barbara 65 Moser, Mary Ann 65 Moss, Regina 30,65,114 Nadaud, Linda 65 01D0nnell, Kathy 65 O1Hair, Pat 65 Osterholt, Elaine 65 Papania, jolayne 65 Parisotto, Lucille 52,65 Peck, Sally 65 Pegoli, Rosemary 65 Petersen, Kris 65 Petty, Patricia 65,113 Phelia, Ramona 65 Pielage, Shirley 65 193 Piening, Mary 65 Piening, Pat 54,65 Piepmeier, Margaret 39,56,65 Piepmeyer, Mary 65 Pierson, Victoria 66 Pillman, Angela 66 Poynter, Pam 66 Prickett, Shirley 66 Pritchard, Virginia 66 Prottung, Carol 54,66 Prues, Mary 66 Purcell, Lois 32,42,49,66 Raftery, Patricia 66 Ream, Marietta 66 Rettig, Linda 66 Rieselman, Mary 50,66 Roberts, Linda 42,45,50,66 Roelker,janis Rucbusch, Barbara 66 Rupp,Joycc 42,49,66 Rupp, Pamela 34,42,66 RushJudy 66 Russell, Mary Sue 48,54,66 Ruwe, Kathleen 66 Schiller, Diane 66 Schirmer, Nancy 67,120 Schneider, Nancy 67 Schoeny, Rita 35,67 Schonehjoyce 67 Schultheis, Sandra 67,76 Sela, Marguerite 54,67,117 Shafer,Judith 67 Sheanshang, Suzanne 67 Sheeran, Barb 7,40,48,67 Smith, Ann 67 Smith, Grace 3,67,120 Smith, Linda 67 Smith, Suzanne 67 Solomon, Linda 42,67 Sowers,Janet 39,67 Spears, Geneva 67 Sleinkamp, Carol 34,56,67 Stich, Mary Ann 32,67 Stickley, Chris 32,67 Sturgis, Susan 67 Taft, 521116 67 Taphorn, Virginia 47,67 Taulbec, Kris 49,67 Tepe, Terry 41,46,67 Thielen, Cheryl 56,67 Thieman, Mary 40,50,67 Junior index Todd, Kathy 67 Teen, Donna 67 Trauth, Chris 67,68 Truesdell, Kathy 67 Tullo, Euphemia 67 Uckotter, Karen 67 Uhrig, Regina 68 Valerius, Mary Ellen 54,68 Van Meter, Linda 68 Senior index Bail, Pam 142 Baldwin, Dottie 142 Becker, Sandra 142 Bennett, Mary 142 Berger, Barb 44,142 Bicknell, Donna 142 Bientz, Sue 142 Blair, Betty 41,142 Blodkamp, Kathy 142 Bond, Connie 142 Brenner, Kathy 142 Brockman, Sue 37,52,111,130, 139,142 Browarsky, Carol 143 Brown, Marsha 143,157 Broxterman,JoAnn 143 Buchert,Janet 37,130,143 Buckman, Charlene 143 Buescher, Marcia 54,143 Burwinke1,Chris 144 Calo, Grace 144 Carey, Christa 144 Cattelan, Lynda 144 Clark, Eileen 41,48,144 Cotes, Sherry 144 Cooper, Nancy 37,49,144,152 Covey, Kathy 144 Crawford, Laura 6,35,144 Crosby,Jeanne 40,101,145 Day,Joan 145 Dcaring, Pam 141,145 DeFinney, Judy 33,145 Deiters, Rose 145 Dettmer, Kathy 37,43,48,49,51 55,56,111,145,146 Vidal, Nelida 68 Volk, Kathie 36,56,68 Wade, Shirley 68 Walker, Karen 68,100 Wallbaum,Judy 54,68 Wanninger, Chris'52,56,68 Wasson, Pat 68 Weaver, Mary Beth 34,47,68,100 Webber, Karen 56,68 Dietz, Barb 145 Doherty, Mary Pat 33,98,145 EddingHeld, Mary Margaret 146 Edwards, Kathy 43,46,51,146 Ellis, Emily 33,35,44,146 Elsbernd, Marian 146 Endres,joan 55,56,146 Eschmeyer, Kathy 54,146 Fariello, Kathy 33,54,147 Farris, Linda147 Feldhaus, Kathy 40,147 Fink, Debbie 38,147 Fisher, Karen 147 Fisher, Sandra 147 Fletcher, Chris 6,41 ,147 Fritz, Pa154,55,147,151 Gallenstein, Ella147 Gallenstein, Nancy 147 Gates, Pat 36,147 Gatto, Mary Lynne 147 Geisz, Ruth 148 Geoppinger, Kay 56,102,127,148 Gerwe,joan 148 Gilb, Sharon 148 Giordullo, Pat 38,104,148 Glaser, Marianne 148 Glenn, Pat 38,148 Gohman, Carol 148 Greis,Janet 149 Grimm, Peggy 11,33,51,94,138, 148,149,151 GriHiths, Debbie 33,149 Grotc, Ardith 37,44,48,149 Grothjan, Peggy 149 Guy,Jo Ann 149 I94 Weberhjudy 32,68 Weisgerber, MaryJo 50,68 Welsh, Barbara 48,68 Welsh, Paula 50,68 Whitt, Vickie 68 Wilks, Linda 35,68 Willenbrink, Linda 68 Wright, Laura 68 Zimpelman, Kathy 68 Harbers, Shirley 43,149 Healy, Ann 40,149 Hery, MaryJane 34,124,127,l49 Hindersman, Gaii 40,150 Hittncr, Pam 127,150 Hittncr, Fat 150 Hoffman, Robin 150 H0hnhorst,Janet 150 Holdgrave, Mary 19,150 Horstman, Margaret 150 Hueslman, Diane 150 Humbert, Monica 33,37,46,48, 146,150 Hunt, Paula 38,150 Hurst, Carol 150 Hussey, Renee 43,150 Jackson, Beth 36,151 Johnson, Carolyn 151 Johnson, Sharon 35,38,47,56,151 Kaiser, Mary Ann 37,48,54,151 Keencrhjune 38,151 Kelley, Linda 151 Kennedy, Martha 43,152 Keys, Barbarb 152 Kindel, Mary Ellen 152 King, Mary Lou 37,38,51,152 Kittel,Sue10,33,48,91,98,152 Klable, Sharon 152 Kleiman, Marie 33,152 Klug, Nancy 37,90,152 Krettcn, Kay 153 Kruse, Diana 33,37,48,54,55, 111,153,154,163 Krusling, Libby 153 Lackey, Lynda 41,153 Senior index LaGrange, Patty 10,24,33,98, 102,153 Lampert, Barb 52,153 Larbes, Linda 153 Lathrop, Sherry 153 Leicht, Sue 41,153 Mack, Donna 33,42,102,154 Mahan, Peggy 154 Maloncy, Cindy 33,37,51,99,135, 152,154 Martina, Linda 103,154 Martinelli,Rita129,154 Matthews, Saundra 154 McLaughlin, Peggy 38,44,52,155 Meirosc, Margie 155 Mcrcurio, Nancy 44,155 Meyer, Beverly 44,155 Meyer, Paulette 33,126,155 Meyer, Ruth 40,155 Miller, Kathy155 Minshall, Karen 43,44,155 Moore, Sharon 33,129,155 Moorman, Debbie 41,155 Newman, Debbie 155 Norris, Carol 155 O,Brien, Peggy 156 O,Brien,Patty156 Osterbrock, Carol 33,91,101,128, 145,148,154,156,163 Palmer,Jenny 36,44,102,156 Parkes, Marianne 143,156 Pauly, Kathy 33,54,127,156 Pennekamp, Mary 156 Perkins, Peggy 156 Peters, Charlene 156 Peters, Chris 38,156 Peterson, Chris 38,156 Pierani, Donna 41,97,157 Plogman, Virginia 157 Prell, Lynette 157 Raasch, Debby 46,48,54,157,163 Rahe, Sue Ellen 40,157 Rahe, Susan 41,101,157 Reinert, Kathy 54,101,158 Rettig, Kathy 158 Richer, Louise 158 Rieger, Mary Ann 158 Roetting, Linda 158 Romanello, Sandy 54,55,158 Roush,Josie 41,158 Ruschman,Judy 38,158 Salmon, Pat 158 Santoro, Antonette 158 Sattler, Mary 158 Schirmcr, Kathy 56,158,159 Schirmer, Linda 159 Schlie,Julia 43,159 Schmidt, Catherine 56,159 Schwallie, Grace 37,44,48,159 Scott, Kathy 159 Settelmayer, Joanne 36,159 Sheehan, Fran 160 Simiele, Diane 160 Sewers, Diane 160 Speiernleanne 33,99,136,160 SpringEeld,Sue160 I95 Stagge,Joy 160 Stayton, Theresa 160 SteHen,Janet 160 Sullivan, Kathy 160 Tankerslcy, Margie 40,56,160 Thole, Linda 160 Thompson, Kathy 160 Vance, Sandy 161 Vannatta, Karen 161 Veeneman, Marcia 161 Vennemeyer, Carol 161 V011man,Carol41,161 Vollman, Rosemary 161 Vonderschmidt, Chris 52,162 Wagner, Mary 162 Weaver, Barb 162 Weber, Anita 41,162 Weddinghjune10,36,48,54,91, 145,162 Wehlen, Sue 33,51,70,91,99,162 Weiler, Chris 36,37,38,55,56,162 Weilcr, Gail 162 Whaley, Kathy 43,162 Williamson, Kendra 38,162 Wilms,Carme1a 162 Wilson, Maryjo 163 5Wirth, Sally 42,163 Wood, Diane 43,163 Wood, Kathy 163 Wood, Linda 163 Wuest, Linda 163 Young, Brenda 47,163 Zix, Carol 163 F aculty Sister Mary Aimard 20 Sister Mary Alma 20 Sister Mary Anne 20 Sister Mary Aubert 19,20 Mr. Paul Baeckeroot 20,133 Mrs. Edna Bail 20 Mrs. Beckstedt 28 Sister Mary Bede 21 ,24 Sister Mary Brendan 21,97,100 Miss Patricia CaHerky 21 Sister Mary Carlina 21 ,136 Sister Mary Carol 15,21 Sister Mary Carolyn 21 Sister Mary Clarencia 22,28 Sister Mary Conrada 22 Sister Mary Cordelia 22 Sister Mary Delbert 22 Mrs. Frank Di Puccio 22,26 Sister Mary Edward 22 Clubs Archdiocesan Vocation Endeavor 35 Ancile 44,45 Beacon 50,51 Catholics Students Mission Crusade 38,39 Citizens for Decent Literature 42 F uturc Teachers of America 48,49 Girls1 Athletic Association 47 Mrs. Sharon Fenik 23,76 Sister Mary Florentine 23 Sister Mary Florian 23 Miss Shirley Gaed615,50,51,88, 137 Mrs. Frank Geis 28 Mrs, James Grote 23 Mr. Richard Hehman 23 Father L. Hohlmayer 23,108 Sister Mary Hubertine 24 Sister Mary Irenaea 11,14,27,88, 96,130,131,137 MissJudy Krocger 24 Mrs. Louise LaNier 28 Sister Mary Linus 24 Mr. John Listermann 10,24,152 Missjulia Lunne 24,26,45 Miss Rita Mashling 24 Sister Mary Marguerite 24 Glee Club 53,54,55 High School Red Cross 40,41 Library Club 52 National Honor Society 37 Orchestra 55,56,57 Public Relations 51 Reginzfs Interracial Council 35 Safety Council 46 Science Club 49 196 Sister Mary Martha 15,50 Mr. C. Mecklenborg 5,122,123 Missjane Nelson 25,137 Mrs. Mary Ellen 0hr 25,49 Sister Mary Palmarita 25 Sister Mary Peregrine 25 Father Perin 25,26,92 Mrs. Peterson 25 Sister Mary Petronella 26,137 Miss Pfarr 26 Mr. Fred Reutcr10,26,148 Sister Marie Richard 26,132 Mrs. Schoenberger 26 Mr. Dale Schubeler 26,43,92,133 Miss Clara Stauss 19,27,92,93 Sister Mary Timothy 27 FatherJames Trick 10,19,27,93, 98,108 Sodalily 36,37 Spanish Club 46 Speech Club 45 Student Counc1132,33,34 Welfare 16,17 Youth Assistance for the Retarded 43 'wu t ulniiii l?! 1 VIM ; .1ng; j :n: :u m The mad :0 uccess for Lhis typing Class should perhaps in- June must certainly be hcrc Ihe library is empty. elude speiling lessons. This is what I 1hough1 ofall your picture-mking throughout the year. I97 N0w dorft forget when you return next fall to keep this top button closed. What! You mean the end of the year is here so soonlJn Some people ;ust canW seem to wait to get out of school. 198 Wth0ughl WM stop and say gnod-byE before leaving.H Now. now. Don't cry. Just remember that in zhree months you can come back again. 3 HBoy, will I over miss the gym classes this summer . . . Ijusl canyl bear to leave my favorite lunchroom.H 199 Thanks so much to: Mr. Dale Schubeler, our moderator, for his countless efforts in making this year- book. Sister Irenaea, our principal, for her cooperation. Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc., our photographers, for their time and skilli Mr. Carl Vorpe and the American Yearbook C0,, our publishers, for their kind consideration and patience. Mrs. Beckstedt and Miss Kroeger for their needed assistance, The Faculty and Student Body for their noteworthy poses, iStaff of 766 200 m mumumWJWIBHNW W !llli W