Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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I 965 TABLE CF CONTENTS The Spartan Scene, p. 4 1- Si 5-ER Q . , N 5: X X' M25 fmf....ew1zg a mf S ,Q QQQWTIMESJIZ ,glfzgsrgpg '9 X eTfe - x5 4 . ,,, UD Hom f S r he ,eee f The Academically Alert Spartan, p. 16 The Spiritually Sound Spartan, p. 40 The Physically Active Spartan, p. 50 The Socially Adjusted Spartan, p. 84 Seniors, p. 102 1 Patrons, p . 168 QLMM sssss NNW 4'1 mg., Underclassrnen, p . 148 KUESSQNN rw-awv Qs Q' if gi' .ff QNQS 295141555 554 All STARS R 1 , 0 S ? 3 SEPTEMBER, GET SET, GO! Anxious juniors receive their new schedules from Fr. Lucian. , imsxwmmrswm On the first day of school students wonder, Will the year ever end? T Juniors study their candidates before casting the ballot. Seniors vote for school Senators. 6 OCTOBER, BACK IN THE GROOVE Mike I-Ieister and Bob Salt prepare for their next class. It went in! Two points for our side. Mr. Neal directs the band in another practice session. damned -A Sm , ' - ' ,r E sfx., i g Mikie, 2 , 5 ' ' . T E Students receive the first news of their grades from Fr. Albert Senn, O.F.M. The Spartans hurry back to the field to finish off another opponent. NCVEMBER, IN THE THICK OF THINGS Pat Shea and his friends do some campaigning at one of the football games. Neither rain, sleet, nor snow will keep our fans from cheering the team to victory. And now The underclass rehearse for a Junior Spartan Players' production. aifthe DECEMBER me ...s Seniors receive the papal blessing at the end of the closed retreat. in 1 9 Under the watchful eye of Fr. Elliot, sopho- mores take mid-term exams. Even the rugged elements cannot keep the Spartans from their destination. Tom Rohling and Dick Haucke open a Roger Bacon-LaSalle basketball game. JANUARY, HIT THE BOOKS I0 After the ,exams the seniors celebqsate gt the Farmers! Formal. y prepar1ng foif the spring Under the supervision of Fr. Alton and Senior Senator Tom Vollmer, eighth-graders take entrance examina tions. The track team, hopeful of a victorious season, begins practice early. Coach Neal Connor receives recognition at the basketball banquet. Student Senators sponsor a car wash to raise money for the scholarship fund. MARCH, SAILING WITH THE WIND APRIL WHEN A YOUNG MAN s FANCY TURNS To. . . aww if N f PN -'ll 7'l1 1 lx ' ' ' ' f f f zriif- ma 5 g it . 1 -' ' Q , ' ' .1 5- ' PM X X QM W. -A , Q: 1 as gs xsw.,3k,- M x M Ev. 1: A -A xx ' wx A K xx ,, X m X x if K W :., X .,:. Q ,, M Q .ig X1 sm I E554 3 ywsllww ww mwkmsx, X X .-,. ,S , ,W S N N Y XX E0 2 ww N WX X X W l Y , N x X w Q 5, A Q -X Q3 , -2 'X - .f 39? xv :gxX .X 5 A NNY Q QR ',,.,..-4-vw , . convertibles . . . college l iw A girls daydre ams MAY, oNE Moms Tooo M Juniors and seniors dance to the music of Don Lackey at the -N Here is one Spartan who is not afraid of the Wild Mouse. i Father Andrew congratulates Don Drott for having many merits. The seniors are determined to see everything in Washington, D.C. Skip Schoettmer wonders if they'11 ever find one that fits. Mr. McGrath and Fr. Marcos add the final touches to the year- These Juniors actualh' Cried when theY rammed book. their text books to Fr. Ermin. Where is everybody? A ' NN mx JUNE, THE FINAL TCUCH I5 nwef+-wmwwiN I e e THE ACADEMICALLY ALERT SPARTAN Alertness in learning is cy' the utmost importance at Roger Bacon, ana' the Spartan undertakes his work in school quite seriousbf. Be- fore all else come the classes ana' the boolgs. The Spartan sees his work school as a step to thefutare. No matter what his ambition may be, the academicalbi alert Spartan can prepare himsehf aclequatebf in the intellectual air that is dwused throughout Roger Bacon High School - N - 1- 5, r25,. f NX sm XX Nm xx 5, . K X X E: L fffff A 'YE WRX QNX . W ,M of ...gt , NRS N NN X x f X A xggvggtijzim jx, .wixnm '-:rf .x is 1 'X - K S 'K ' I -NX ai! NWV, V , R-M i 'xsfx MM- X L xg , -4. , 3 . .W wk, - ' R 'X 2? W... I ,, , V 'i s X W N . Q.. 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X YN X X XX KX X XX X X X X X X XX X X X X Mr. Doerger points out areas of special interest in history class. ' ' The economic geography class tries to solve world problems with Mr. Meyer's help. . . .THE WAYS OF MAN Mr. Callahan conducts a discussion in problems of democracy class. x Q X X X X 3 x Ng gx . Y. X ., 14 ,xv g-. X X X x xg xY x if X X mwgf N5-ss x K ng x 3: ix 'Q X N www. . .. S N fig- .NW 1. f ffl J: X A as X Fr. Corman and seniors C. Flory, R. Agricola, W. Dehmer and R. Louis read an epic in English literature class. Whatever the language, English, French, Spanish, or Latin, its essential purpose is communication. Through the use of team teaching and audio equipment, the students at Roger Bacon learn both the beauty and use of their own language and tongues of foreign lands . To produce intelligent and articulate Christians What interesting Pesge has Caught is the aim of the language -arts program at Roger Bacon. ON NEED OF COMMUNICATION the complete attention of Fr. Sigfried's French class? Yearbook staff: SEATED: R. Wagner, D. Donovan fedi- ringer, D. Hanekamp, R. Salt, J. I-luhn, G. Fossaluzza, tory, B. Weiss, M. Cecil, D. Stehlin, Mr. McGrath T. Fahey Qassistant editorj, J. Waechter, Fr. Marcos fmoderatorjg STANDING: R. DeWert, R. Bosse, M. Qmoderatorj. Curro, T. LaMarre, G. Koehlke, J. Klefas, D. Boeh- 21 THE CAST Miss Goodin Marilyn Riechman Mrs . Glendenning Patti Manegold Miss Ogilvie Kathy Lou Buono Mr. Harper Jerry Ziegelmeyer Barry Weiss Coach Gutherie Gerry Geoppinger Mr, Lundquist jim Anderson Ted jones Bob Kistner Greg Staley Pam jones Ann Maier Diane Manuel Bill Heffron Tim Keller Buzz Bailey A 22 SENIOR DRAMA N0 MoRE HoMEwoRK y No More Homework, a three act comedy, centers around the faculty and students of Ames Senior High, considerately named after Elmer B. Ames, president of the local school board, who manages to talk the tax-payers into coming across with the yearly running expenses. Shalimar Ames Donna Watson Darnae Wise Midge Murray Peggy Geisz Faversham Lightly Paul Sagel Tallulah Ploetz Kathy Knauff Ron Sassoon Tom Fry Dave Poniski Miss Dill Mary Abbott Tick Tock Wayne Shepard Dave Romanello Mrs. Ratchet Gail Moxley Elmer B, Ames John Lynch Send Me No F1owers is a three- act lively farce representing im- plausible people going through un- believable antics, to the delight of Roger Bacon audiences . 23 SEND ME NO FLOWERS THE CAST: Judy Kimball Diane Manuel Pat Manegold George Kimball Barry Weiss Greg Staley Vito Tom Fry Eddie Dan Moran Bert Powers Gerry Schoettmer Dr. Morrissey Ron DeWert Jim Anderson Arnold Bill I-Ieffron Jim Holthaus First Passerby Pat Fox Second Passerby Dave Tobergte Mr. Akins jeff Fiebig Third Passerby Wayne Shepard A Girl Terrie St. Germaine NN xN W X 1-N Q Xxx - - . Wx lil 5 EQ - Q .X 1113? 1 www Q fc . f , M 0 5,5592 x .. . x :Kxw1 F I-- , N' 1 k X g xr mibfyif' X Rx 5 is .. fi QS i K .mm X X X wx, . im Q 4-ww X X , . xv X .rifivp 'X Elqi Physics students pay close attention to one of Fr. Mario's experiments. Fr. Bert graphs the inverse cosine for the calculus class. The educated Spartan strives for knowl- edge of self and thehworld around him . Physics, the study of motiong chemistry, the study of matterg biology, the study of lifeg healthg and mathematics all contri- bute to the Spartan's understanding of himself and his environment. Indirectly, these studies give the student a better understanding and fuller appreciation of the Creator. Roger Bacon has an ad- vanced placement program in which qualified students may receive college credits in mathematics . Freshman math students, Kerry Rabe and James Rich- mond, solve problems for Fr. Cullan. Mr. Fenton oversees the students in his typing class. Accounting students learn how to use ledgers from Mr. McGee. Business courses at Roger Bacon are designed to pre- pare the student for the business world of today as well as college. The practi- cal value of these business courses is easily seen. The art course, however, is different because the practical uses of this course are limited. This course is designed to in- crease the Spartan's appreciation of all beauty. All of these courses com- plement each other in the transformation of the stu- dent to a mature adult. Mr. Meyer teaches the freshmen the basics of busi- IIESS. Stiff 'X uigxfs. :Xg,s,.v-Q' KX' K t 1 xi: xx, :Q 'sf-3-.mt ' we Q -X Qgf3f:gj.sRg.is,a.x siege 5 E, s Snfsif 1' 'S ski - Q3 T 'fixes YK 5 cz ' if 15155 -Q N 11529 f t 'acn is-Qf. ' ppp. t itgbgsf - . A psy :vsp 2' . X N 1: , tt-- time L .. YN K X x6 XX X, X X X 'fsiatifaf waits - QQ- - Ng ar 3 it si S ms nn. sa .,,,, , few, -ish S511 A N X its A Us Fr. Marcos gives pointers in art class. Art students work on their masterpieces. The mechanical drawing class builds a minature motel under Mr Neal's supervision. V X . A X ,infos Q- 27 1 4 1 The Roger Bacon Band is, Without doubt, one of the most active and ' accomplished student groups in the school. In addition to its fine per - formances during football season, the Band was featured at the Xavier Uni- 5 versity Catholic Music Festival as Well as our own Music-Art Festival. In addition to these performances the Spartan Band gave concerts at a num- ber of the girls' high schools in the DI area. These are only a few of the accomplishments of the best band in memory. ,Exp 'K1lQ ?f2f 1r':f22:i:'r':'r 'k'x' wif, A ' xwwg wx 555-5 :- S wwfgg X---x -4- . -z. Q Q k H W: Pyro Q :ik +'Es'W1 aff, rj xi N FIRST ROW: Mr. Neal, J. Hufford, Fr. Celsus, SECOND ROW: R. Feichtner, R. Becker, J. Uhrig, K. Bauer, R. Harcourt, E. Gill, A. Stoeppel, THIRD ROW: T. Kneidl, M. Rutherford, K. Daum, F. Feucht, B. Bruzina, B. Niehaus, R. Rigby: FOURTH ROW: D. Muchmore, S. Heizel, R. Williams, J. Schaedle, F. Gazzaroli, J. Behrman, M. Moran, R. Schmalzg FIFTH ROW: T. Boehm, A. Davis, D. Bell, G. Brickler, M. Wisselg SIXTH ROW: T. Brunner, R. Harris, W. Lawrence, J. Brecht, G. Thieman, R. During . . . . . ..,,..- RSXSX ., Baringhaus, M. Salt, SEVENTH ROW: K. Klus, J. Beiting, W. Stoeppel, R. Merz, F. Ruggerie, W. Hall, EIGHTH ROW: W. Wessendarp, N. Morgan, D. Weeks, T. Heister, F. Alexander, S. Albert, D. Melchers, J. Anderson, NINTH ROW: W. Bird, D. Krull, M. Kleiman, C. McCafferty, W. Buschle, J. Albert, D. Stanley, D. Keller, TENTH ROW: J. Dunphy, J. Muennich, W. Vanderyt, R. Pirman, K. Frankel, M. Burke, D. Daniel. . . . and after. Father Stanley explains the opportunities available in engineering. Since one of the schoo1's most important functions is to prepare its students for the future, Roger Bacon's counseling facilities pro- vide the students with their guide- post to tomorrowQ Father Stanley who is in charge of guidance, is prepared to help students enter whatever field they may Wish to pursue. The guidance office has information on any occupation, school, or training program. These Spartans are taking advantage of the information available in the guidance office SCHGLASTIC COUNSELING, E ACADEMIC GUIDEPOSTS Counseling, speed reading, remedial reading, and testing are all part of the job of the guidance department. X w S Q: N Y.. X 3.3 X. -QS 5 R w X X X W -'x.f'i R-P' : an .xgbfx is peak .gs PWS i - wxig ,s v RX X .--.Nl -Qwss' sxsiggsx FIRST ROW: L. Hill, T. Smith, C. Hutchinson, P. Stegman, SECOND ROW: G. Potts, P. Shea, G. Fiebig, Mr. Rieder fmoderatorj B. Weiss, T. Flammg THIRD ROW: P. Lloyd, R. Brausch. Gathered around their scientific projects are Science Club members, R. Rice, B. Weiss, T. Timmel, Fr. Laurian Qmod eratorj, M. Moran, P. Joseph, N. Hogan. xx X X . U-:N .EV i 33 Members of the Chess Club practice for the next chess match. JUNIOR BACONIAN OF THE AIR M. Jansen, G. Geoppinger, W. I-Ieffron, W. Shepard, and B. Weiss await Mr. McGee's cue for the opening broadcast of the Junior Ba- conian of the Air. Composed of underclassmen, the Junior Spartan Players present enjoyable one- act plays, skits, and monologues for the freshman and sophomore audiences . These informal performances not only entertain their audiences, but also they teach the young Spartan self-confidence in public speaking and poise before a critical audience. The regular appear- ances of the Junior Spartan Players serve also as a preparation for senior dra- matics . 35 JUNIOR SPARTAN PLAYERS XXX X X-wg -55, X YQ 35 5 XX 1.- E -E XS X X ,X if X X X QA .4 N . X X Si X X X XX , s f -' K X X SNSFYNNYSYNSSTINNNF XX X A Ng X Sir.: sf P' Xw --,shi X X X.. - X .Xgqg AXX.,:Q M.: X 533 Q. ig S X3 S X i:?'X..X..,.. x IX 5 fx Rx S. X x ' -X R X X Y.. XX X.XXS,..XX -iw XX ..XX. f .XS -2, X pw x X. XX x SESSXS b .-wg. in .SA gb N. ,fx ..s-3:-X,:. .X N5 xX- X.iXg. X awww ww X-XX X 1 2 RX X. t X X X3 QS S ' w L X 1' .WN xxxmxxw wx E XX Q Q X Q N i2f3s2::.:Ef? W 0 X G E X .. X. . X if Wwimm, ,ffl X X X S X X X 3 Q 5 X X SY , R ' gg .XX .SX :SX ' X X .. Q- Q QQ . W: QQ X N QV 'N s 'S wif? SEATED: R. Freking, M. Kiphart, R. Cahill, M. Kleintank, D. Keller, F. Although the club is new this year, Dreier, A. Beard, A. Conte, STANDING: G. Friedman, T. Gilmartin, T. The Stamp and Coin Collectors' Keller, E- Lahmani BY- Chris- Club has been very ambitious in the collecting and the exhibiting of rare stamps and coins. Under the direction of Brother Christopher, the members of this organization number about twelve. With the guidance of Father Man- fred, the members of the Camera Club busy themselves with the learning of the art and teclmique of photography. CAMERA CLUB Left to right: L. Mairose, L. Giebel, K. Schrand, M. Puglielli, R. Bon- cutter, J. O'Neil, C. Miller, J. Miller, M. Moran, J. Fulmer. wwfmw Gerry Huhn, Barry Weiss, and Robert Wimborg represent Roger Bacon on WLW's It's Academic. Spelling Bee winners are sophomore Marc Hoffman, senior Richard Morath, junior Ray Wagner, and freshman Robert Snelling. COMPETITION BUILDS COMPETENCE The Spartan learns to face intellectual as Well as athletic competition. It's Academic, the yearly speech contest and the annual spelling bee are the more important contests that give the student of Roger Bacon an opportunity to use both his knowledge and his ability to express that knowledge in the battle of Wits . Speech contest winners are junior Thomas Fry, sophomore Thomas Sut- phin, senior Gregroy Staley, and fresh- man Richard Kerin. 38 ' L X Q .gxska . ,511 .w Q X Q .X I Q x RX 5 X X K xx x Q S x N W QQ X if M R SQ . ex 1 ff Q ..,. X i s OK A, X ww A .,,., , Q Q. '- E X X N' X S Ns X Q S 3 3 W was X M 5 Irs 5 wx M L fi X QS S NX, S Q we S egg: 3 QQ X vx gtg ,, Agn Q K r Fx 3' ings K N Ag s- Q2 xx Kwik it Ji! XIVSQ Si- K W Writ WFT x Q 'gxskff 6 xg 5 X Q1-SH S554 FS 5 Q- Q Q Rn 1 AK f ,, gg fk W Q f 1 . f X F 'S S5 a , x Q N gg 3 , it S W . . as dp, b .- if ff ,, P ,QA Z A, l X xy f X ., 5, 352 X Ei? f- ix X X , xg H WFS 2 9 .- 'Q , . A Q XX W' S is U THE SPIRITUALLY SOUND SPARTAN Being a Catholic high school, Roger Bacon has as an important purpose the spiritual development of its students. The healthy Chris- tian atmosphere of classes, clubs, sports, ana' social affairs together with the opportunities gf the sacra- ments ana' spiritual guidance which the school aoails to the students are aimea' at buila'ing todayls Spartan into tomorrow's leading Catholic. i Q X 3 .kt R , W Q St A N 132-A K : Q22 6 ..., ,V X XXNWQX Qgigg M, M Sw-xr, X M3- W. T ,. e V 1 sex ,, .J 1: -- 'ixbfx :KQV 'Hhs P ,Q M NX X 9 x W N RY N 2 X X N - ack, ..1,:s:a Q, X ik QNYNSNX C 5 In 5,1 . , A Q A i .- 3g?siYn,ggg ' . V, . 'ASF' X X' ,f 9 FIRST FRIDAYS M , NS' fig.. Q 5 ,lf NX as i x ' N As a public act of devotion to the Sacred Heart, the student body at Roger Bacon participates in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on the first Friday of each month. The students are given the opportunity to prepare themselves for this communal Act the preceding day by the reception of the Sacrament of Penance. The Grace which comes through these exercises truly help to make the student a spiritually sound Spartan. 42 In order to understand more clearly the history of man's salvation given in Holy Scripture, the Religious Council conducted Bible Services . Reading of Sacred Scripture, medi- tation on God's Word, singing of hymns, and a short sermon aid in bring- ing the Spartan closer to God through His Word. BIBLE SERVICES l Q? SWK fw Q 'iw X S W Nw-......,... wg xx X is x my Qw x X as Sgvfig QRS S , K K HB V' X v 3 x X wwww WWAQMN x N X www mwwij, 4 4 'X .xi 1- :Y X K - fi f 1 if 3 1 Q X 5 1 4 X Q1 Y X X F5 0, N N .-:,:::,:e::,.:z SN , . .SP gf' S xxx X 'i X f A X . , N QQ-R mmm 'H-rf ' ' Q A lg, x 3 Q 1 s -5 kiwi 'F . 5. Religious Council members: L. Westerbeck, M. Rohling, B. Weiss, G. I-Iilsinger, J. Huhn, T. Lamarre, R. Agricola, B. Hartman, B. Westendorf, G. Flory. : 'PNC RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The responsibilities of the members of the Religious Council include such tasks as preparing the altar for Mass and ushering students to their places at the first Friday Masses. These duties along with others help to prepare these Spartans for the future religious obligations which they will encounter. Tom Vollmar shows Fr. Cullan and mem mer trip to the mis- sions. The Catholic Students Mission Crusade, through its talent shows, contests, and collections, has sent a considerable amotmt of money, food, and clothing overseas for the world's needy. Lectures and movies sponsored by the C . S. M. C . have acquainted the students of Roger Bacon with the problems of other Christians in other lands. C.S.M.C. C.S.M.C. members make plans for a talent show. bers of the C.S.M.C. the route of his sum- S' Y 2 ' X .,.,.., X x N X K X S we ,,.:.. NX 'M X x X N X W f QQ X, -. 3 Q S SE N N, X Y S - S xx J Qi SNS Q, 35? ii, ,kg V YRS J' 9 QS YN S L X E . 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X M W x A iff X' I Www X RXXW V g X X Nw gms. 3 if V x ' x 5' X X X Q X N x V X A 2, hx X V xxx S N xx xv K X gx Q N X K S . Q ,:,,. www Q f X- xy X A my - awry V A ki faq ,X 'I M k X ,w . i .S EX tw Ye X . 555,-1-wx . Q A is 2 FQ Q X X X! Q Q f Q. 5 ,. Q, EF -NRS ' 'CNY '1wvs,. f x-. -Q. 1 ANA Q -sm bx wssk X X XX ga M Xx X QN -XR as . R A X . ' 5 Qgxgxijggwc X qv Q . Sfikgx T5 s X 51 , Y x J nie NWN HQ Il A M SY ,. FOOTBALL 1 964 This year the Spartan football team, under the leadership of co -captains Ray Niemeyer, Terry Cummings, and jim Brockman, made it their fourth G. C. L. crown in a row only sharing honors with Elder. This year's team had its stars as did other teams, having All -American Dave Foley as the forerunner. Other outstanding-Spartans were Bob Salt, Bill Bolduc, Jim Brockman, and Mel Frederick. Special tribute is due to those members of the red shirt teams and es- pecially the seniors who took all the beating While others played in the games . ROGER BACON OPPONENTS 43 Central 12 Saint Xavier 22 Moeller 36 McNicholas 37 Purcell 20 Niles McKinley 6 Toledo Central Catholic 32 LaSalle 8 Elder VA Rs ITY FQCTB Au- SG, UA D 5Q:,'ig,.r -S506 imma' oemi- nd H ..z 45225 53,52 ima-551' fc-igpfivs QJOVST5- H w-4 ng s 0 Qing? .U nt Ou P6 'fiifgi-rg fu E-:MW-:CD 25.53-I-: '-S'b '-5 HS.. 1.7 -2:25525-8 'g'59-Egg TSO,-mm U5-Emo ggcgii sae-55 .giimi Eidigg,-m veg mul 535333 2'-am':.2 5.113 Q.',-1 me EF-565 Jug 'Li Qjicggmx-4 OE 330 51,5211-L5 Wm?-EJ L. SE3g:9- 355555 rd' VJ aiiqmffg ,go-f3E-:cf 225625 O',.,E E-iv-52.323 sziwes geeks .ug .f: '8 gow :5lm'- .. fjgsgvis m,qE EAEQQE Ehigmsa' E5-2 46 5225855 Omni-QS mai?2?S'5 an-E903 ggi?-3 ' OE'-C.: .Lui Ozziop. :So ps nd Dave Foley and Coach Bacevich FOOTBALL HONORS Jim Brockman and Terry Cummings Under the intensive guidance of Mr. Bron Bacevich, the following Spartans earned a variety of out- standing football honors: DAVE FOLEY, G.C.L. All-Starsg Enquirer and Post- Times Star All-City, first teamsg WCPO Tri-State All-Star team 5 All-Southwestern Ohiog All-South Squad, first teamg AP All -State, second teamg U.P.I. Lineman of the Year QState of Ohiojg Parade Magazine All-American, first team, Scholastic Magazine All-American. , JIM BROCKMAN, G.C.L. All-Starsg Co-Captaing Outstanding Offensive Lineman, Roger Bacong En- Quirer All-City, honorable mentiong Post-Times Star All-City, first team, All-Southwestern Ohiog WCPO Tri-State All-Star teamg U.P.I. All-State, honorable mention. TERRY CUMMINGS, G.C.L. All-Stars, Enquirer A11 City, first team. MEL FREDERICK, G.C.L. All-Stars, Enquirer and Post-Times Star All-City first teams, WCPO Tri- State4All-Star Teamg WSAI Player of the Weekg All-Southwestem Ohio 5 All-South Squad, alternate, U.P.I. All-State, honorable mention. BOB SALT, G.C.L. All-Starsg Outstanding Defensive Lineman, Roger Bacon, G.C.L. Outstanding Line- mang Enquirer and Post-Times Star All-City, first teamsg WCPO Tri-State All-Star Teamg All- Southwestern Ohiog All-South Squad, first teamg U.P.I. All-State, second teamg A.P. All-State, honorable mention. Mel Frederick and Bill Bolduc Bob Salt BACON UPSET BY ST. XAVIER A two -point conversion proved to the deciding factor as the St. Xavier Bombers upset the Spartans. Mel Frederick hit Bill Bolduc on a 49 -yard touchdown pass, but the conversion attempt failed. The Bombers struck back immediately with eight points . The Bombers again struck with a 33-yard touchdown pass . The Spartans recovered a Xavier fumble on the Bomber 45 -yard line and went on to eight points, only to remain two down. SPARTANS BOUNCE BACK AGAINST CRUSADERS The Spartans used a powerful ground + t attack to shut out the Moeller Crusa- ders 22 -O. ln the second-quarter the Spartans marched 94 yards for a TD. Bob Sayne scored with a three -yard plunge off tackle. 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X Q A second quarter touchdown by Munafo proved to be all the Spartans could accumulate while defeating the Fighting Irish of Toledo Central Catholic, 6-0. The lonesome score by the speedy halfback climaxed a 50-yard drive. The victory upped the Spartans' record to six wins and one loss . The Spartans added another victory by a win over the Lancers of LaSalle, 32-0. Bolduc and Drott accommodated for all the touchdowns made at the Elder stadium. Each accommodated for two. BACON SQUEEZES BY IRISH . . . STOMPS LASALLE 60 RNQ K S R.B. CAGES PANTHERS SNAGS CO-CHAMPIONSHIP When the clock stopped Bacon reigned as co -champions with Elder in the G. C. L. with an 8-0 victory before a rainsoaked and overflowing home- coming crowd. The touchdown came when Mel Frederick hit Bill Bolduc on a screen play, a 59 yard score. The only other score came in the fourth quarter when defensive end Bob Salt and Gerry Schoettmer dropped the Elder signal called for a' two point safety. 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X ' J a E RESERVE BASKETBALL ROGER BACON OPPONENTS 42 Saint Henry 46 4l Purcell 46 37 McNicholas 47 44 Central 27 48 Saint Xavier 70 31 Covington Cath. 59 48 Lincoln Heights 42 55 LaSalle 65 35 Greenhills 50 46 Moeller 56 47 Elder 53 61 Hamilton Cath. 52 45 Moeller 54 57 McNicholas 47 45 Saint Xavier 67 53 LaSalle 7l 42 Purcell 65 49 Elder 30 FIRST ROW: Coach Jack Lehr, M. Kelsey, D. Niehaus, J. Campbell, J. Rice, D. Stark, J. Wolke Zahner, Mgr. Fox, SECOND ROW: F. Manegold, D. T. Binder. 72 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Breyer, D. Miller, D. Feichtner, Sollman, L. Nielsen, G. Schultz, D. Jones, A. N. Cooper, T. Schaefer, D. Reising, W. Lakes, G. Beard, L. Kaelin, J. Dollenmeyer, Mgr. Thomas, I-Iuxel, J. Staley, SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Arm- Absent: Coach Ken Haupt, B. Rumpke. bruster, G. Armstead, T. Denterlein, S. Finan, R. ROGER BACON OPPONENTS 47 Covington Cath. 43 49 Saint Xavier 34 47 Moeller 45 43 Purcell 40 41 Hamilton Cath. 24 49 Newport Cath. 40 33 LaSalle 44 44 Hamilton Cath. 43 51 McNicholas- 45 37 Elder 45 43 Saint Xavier 29 53 Moeller 35 44 Purcell 37 4l Newport Cath. 39 57 LaSalle 42 57 McNicholas 41 64 Ross 23 55 Elder 48 73 l smmsm t... FIRST ROW: R. Endres, E. Leonhardt, D. Foley, E. Kohler, W. Bolducg SECOND ROW: M. Pearl, T. Money. C. Even and P. Seyller hit the home stretch. Roger Bacon 39 Purcell 70 112 Princeton 40 66 Hughes 52 78 Elder 39 5 Ql9th placej Cavalier Relays 73 Greenhills 45 49 Purcell 69 90 Lincoln Heights 28 19 1l2f4th place, K of C Relays 91 Covington Catholic 30 Newport Catholic 29 26 14th placej Public High School Invitational 63 112 Klst P12061 Greater Cincinnati League Meet 58 112 Western Hills 53 Elder 35 112 90 LaSalle 28 76 112 Mount Healthy 41 ll2 16 U2 15th placej District 6 Miami Meet SPARTAN TRACK AND FIELD FIRST ROW: R. Wanstrath, L. Hill, T. Habitzreuther, G. Schoner, P. Seyller, R. Hanlon, Coach Jack Lehrg SECOND ROW: P. Stegman, J. Breyer, P. Sexton, N. Dave Foley warms up for the shotput. The Spartan cindermen Won their second straight G.C.L. track championship . In the G . C . L. track meet Dave Foley was the attraction in the shotput event with a record-breaking heave of 62 feet l--l U2 inches. He later Went on to break the high school state shotput record by a foot and one inch at the state finals in Columbus . The team, under co- captains Dave Foley, Nick Mu- nafo, and Phil Seyller, had excel- lent showings at every meet. Other outstanding athletes were Dave Andriacco and jim Breyer. Munafo, J. Tuepkerg THIRD ROW: J. Kemp, W. Bolduc, D. Andriacco, W. Taulbeeg FOURTH ROW R. Robinson, L. Cripe, C. Even. 1 : x wi mmw m.Xlwu -1 x-x lw:w.swn :fimwa -senden f L s w X 'xx Jim Breyer gives it all that he has. 'QQ ' se Y H. Q K Up and over those hurdles man! Watch Earl Leonhardt throw that discus! MTM M W -' 'A he , Y Q Q ffwrm J.. . J ,sq Q xxx N gx,q,,uiv. um.: . 35 of x X X I X X 5 if -fr W R W b x::E-F, as X X ,o X . f X WhY is M0X1CY S0 happy? It's a long way down Ed Kohler puts forth effort. on Yikggwg X of x 2 Wx X X Nl- wg o f- N Yi X X kwa W Q55 55 V wh xi F ,XM N ww -S X -v ,A X g if :.x ' X NWN ' X X W Q--iw b 34 x' N of ,o Y X x- H? of Q gg xwkk QR wx X ,N , o Q f , Q wx wr' Q pgmlkik igsiggo f ggxwfw X qs QQW x, Q-WSH my , xi Q W S SPARTAN BASEBALL What is Coach ' Callahan xXx .. .. ,.::.:.sk. X - .Ng X szgsiit , '-R 'iks V-: Q? SX as R f x 'xx Q X axes csv 5 SSX Q X x Ar., Wx Q My ,.., 1 , Here is Bruce Kombrinck i X XNXQM Wt, - . slim: tw wisp-sr-. SE' AL Q ,X if XX xx n action. Bob Merkle is ready to swing. Alan Birkofer watches that fast pitch and hopes that he'11 hit a homerun. N wmN,,A, KWSN . . M 'P +15 1 X xi X ,se . wg I NNN hmmm X - XX as 5 vw- ww-'ww A - FIRST ROW D Gardner Manager G McGrath P H Steinriede R Merkle L Kae1in,D. Danzinger O'I-Iara SECOND ROW R Carrelli R Zmser D Manager T Kaelin FOURTH ROW: F. Niesen, T ROGER BACON OPPONENTS Taft 9 Lockland 2 McNicholas O Reading 2 Moeller 4 Newport Cath. 8 Elder 4 Moeller 2 Madeira l Indian Hills 7 Western Hills . 7 Purcell 6 Newport Cath. 3 St . Xavier 3 SPARTAN CROSS-COUNTRY FIRST ROW: M. Piller, T. Kirmett, L. Farmer, F. ROW: L. Hill, P. Stegman, J. Breyer, R. Schira, R. Mueller, D. Breyer , C. Schwegmann, G. Huxel, S. Wagner, FOURTH ROW: R. Agricola, J. Teuschler, B Bleserg SECOND ROW: D. Stark, P. Kistner, J. Capozza, Boley, R, Hanlon, S. Kemme, G. Bien, J. Gering, W. McAvoy5 THIRD W, ,,,,,,, 3-umrrrgzn ,, ,,,, mm, ' ,,,, ,A.,, Rusty Brinkman, Skip Schoettmer, Coach Armbruster, John Carrigan, Bill Westendorfg missing , Mike Jansen. Bob VonKorff, Dan Boehringer, Gerry Koehlke, and Larry Speeg. 81 'E 3 - ts f . t sm- S- - - ' S r 1 --: , X , is XX qi Q is I A S Y NN The Spartan golf team this year was composed en- tirely of seniors . Com- piling a record of four Wins, eight losses, and three ties this season, the team placed ninth in the district tourney at Cali- fornia Golf Course. GOLF ARCHERY This year the sport of archery was revived at Roger Bacon. The archery team attended three school meets and one individual meet at Lunken Playfield. - W x .,.. Z .. W 1 MQ 2 x X :gi X s Qx X 6 , xv X x X X . ...,, A X X X x Q 5, . r LFQSQQ A , www? .. ax ERR QA sie x X E . Rs-5 XxN NSN XXQ fk QQPAX KS XX Kei X XX 6 NNN wx X X x EQ? E Y Q. X- -f 5i R X Qx mg, ,X E X N1 r f x XX ew Nqr X NN fx we X K wik infix X x SXSW X X , X XX XX Q ,Xxx xx X N X QX wg X CHEERLEADERS wg: R. Jasper, C. Even, G. Friedman, D. Boehringer, D. Worley, D. Zureick. SCUBA DIVING THE SCCIALLY ADJUSTED SPARTAN The true Spartan ix not onfy disoiplined in mind and body Ilzrouglz snub and adiviyz, bu! he is discillzlfnezl in his relali Iiorzslzzfls lo his jQ'llow mon. Tlzv frue Spartan serves lz1'xjQ'!low men bocauxe he is inlereslea' in tlufm. 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QE L, X Q E, N ,.,,,:,,. 1 , if ,Q Rf E, S X X 3 Q, X , 2 Q Q, K N :ff5?? :f ' M ix x-EN N 1 V - X-is ., b z N an Q 2 521-fi ' f ax Y V Q 8 X Q X . :WW . my . ,Q iii .QW fy 'muff -- ' , f 5, ., yi K.. V W WZ' 9135 X1 SQ 1 S as N A is N Ex fx I The Hillbilly Minuet One, two, three, kick--oops ! 89, HS wing yore partner.' JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The annual Spring Prom, pre- sented by the Student Senate, was held on May 14th at the Sher- aton Gibson Ballroom. The dec- orations and ballroom provided an excellent atmosphere for the theme, Night in Paris. The Don Lackey Orchestra provided the music for this enchanting evening. Just a little bit closer now. E Fr. Sylvester hands out prom favors. This is better than football practice 90 x AM. Prom! King and Queen--Tom Rohling and Janet Jurgens. ' X' Ng. N , K Nw ,' X 9 Q A11 await the exciting The King and his court. , 1 NX 'sw' X .wb W xy A 1TlO1'1'JC1'1t. M3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY It is the task of the administration and faculgz to prooide the Christian atmos- phere in which the student can mature. To this goal they have dedicated them- selves, planning, counseling, instructing both inside and outside the classroom. The end product cy' their work, the graduated senior, the Christian man, is,.to aggfreat degree, their responsibiligf. ww: wwmzwmvw:wvxwmmwmmmmmwwwwmmxmqwmmm swxmemwm 3 5. X 235- Qi, 3 X S N THE MCST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER, D.D., LL.D., ARCH- BISHOP OF CINCINNATI THE MOST REVEREND SYLVAN BECKER, O.F .M. , PROVINCIAL OF SAINT JOHN BAPTIST PROVINCE FATHER ANDREW FOX, O.F.M. As Father Andrew departs from Roger Bacon High. School the Faculty and Stu- dents extend to him their best wishes. For twenty-two years Father Andrew has devoted himself unsparingly to the task of forming Christian men from the boys who came to Roger Bacon. Nothing was ever too much for Father Andrew to do for his students . We earnestly hope that the total dedication of our principal to the cause of Christian edu- cation will continue to inspire us in the future . FATHER ERMIN WERLE, O.F.M. On his twenty-fifth anniversary as a Franciscan priest, the Faculty and Stu- dent Body of Roger Bacon High School congratulate Father Ermin. An efficient vice-principal, a dedicated teacher, an excellent drama moderator, and a trustworthy friend , . . this is Father Ermin. With a deep spirit of gratitude, we sincerely thank Father Ermin for twenty-four years of service to the stu- dents of Roger Bacon. We earnestly pray that the ideals which Father Ermin has instilled in us will remain and grow in us. FATHER LAURIAN RAUSCH, O. F .M. Thirteen years ago a young Franciscan came to Roger Bacon to teach mathe- matics. In a very short time, students realized that they were fortunate indeed in having this person for their teacher. Intellectually orientated and spiritually motivated, Father Laurian, we are proud to say, has been appointed the new principal of our school. We wel- come Father Laurian and we are grate- ful for his commitment to serve and guide the students of Roger Bacon High School. 95 Mr. Edward J. Armbruster, B.S. English Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach Mr. William Becker, B.A. History Fr. Ludwig Bok, O.F.M., B.A. General Science Assistant Treasurer Vocation Director Dance Moderator Fr . Elliot Davidson, O.F.M., B.A., M.A. English Religion Third Order Junior Spartan Players Director -rj, f Mr. John H. Doerger,B.A. History Mr. Donald Fenton, B.S. Typing Safety Council Moderator Cheerleader Moderator 96 Fr. Stanley Bir, O.F.M., B.A., M.Ed. Religion Remedial Reading Director of Guidance Scholastic B-Club Moderator Mr. James R. Behne, B.S. Algebra Fr. Gervin Breitfelder, Mr. Richard Callahan, O.F.M., B.A. B.S., M.Ed. Algebra History Technical Math Problems of Democracy Head Baseball Coach Football Coach 97 Mr. Bron Bacevich: B.A., B.S., M.S. Physical Education Head Football Coach Mr. James M. Bischoff, B.S. English Mr. Neal Connor, B.A., M.Ed. Problems of Democracy English Head Basketball Coach Fr. Celsus Griese, O.F.M., B.A., M.Mus.Ed. English Religion Music Moderator President G.C.L. Band Directors' Association Mr. Kenneth R. Haupt, B.S. Biology Football Coach Basketball Coach Golf Coach Fr. Bert Heise, B.A., M.Ed. Chairman of Math Department Geometry Calculus Assistant Treasurer Fr. Sigfrid Hudepohl, O.F.M., M.Ed. French Religion 9 Mr. Jack Lehr, B.S. Health World Geography Fr. Diego Mazon, O F M Head Track Coach B.A. Football Coach Chemistry Basketball Coach Dance Moderator Mr. Cary Koettel, B.A. U.S. History 98 Fr. George Hellmann, OnFsM0, B0Alj Mosh Librarian Fr. Sylvester Heppner, O.F.M., B.A. Algebra Religion Student Senate Moderator Dance Moderator Assistant Guidance Moderator Fr. Cullan Killop, O.F.M., Mr. William J. Klus, B.S. B.A. General Math Geometry Algebra General Mathematics C.S.M.C. Moderator 99 Fr. Alan Heet, O.F.M., B.A. Religion Athletic Director Br. Christopher Hett, O.F.M., B.Ed., D.Ed. Chairman of Social Studies Department U.S. History Spanish Assistant Treasurer Vocation Director Council on World Affairs Advisor Stamp and Coin Club Advisor Mr. Joseph A. Kneip, B.A., M.A. English World History Mr. Frank McGee, B.S. Bookkeeping General Business Baconian Junior of the Air Moderator Chess Club Moderator Mr. Donald J. McGrath, B.A,, M.Ed. English Yearbook Moderator Red Cross Moderator Fr. Melory Olson, O.F.M., B.A. Biology Mr. Nicholas M. Rieder, B.S. English General Chemistry Moderator of the PENMAN Fr. Mario Wagner, O.F.M., B.A. Lab Physics Football Coach Mr. Paul Meyer, Fr. Corman Mullen, Ph.B. O.F.M., B.A., M.A. General Business Chairman of English Economics Department Bggkkeeping Spiritual Director Cgmmefcial Law Di1'CCtO1' of VOC9.tiOl1S Spelling Bee Moderator i Speech Contest Moderator Fr. Alton Wintz, O.F.M., B.A. English Joumalism Religion BACONIAN Advisor 100 Fr, Marcos Padilla, O.F.M., B.A. Art Religion Yearbook Moderator Fr. Venard Reichel, O.F.M., B.A. Chairman of Religion Department Religion Senior Counselor Yearbook and Baconian Photographer X N Fr. Antonine Scheetz, O.F.M., B.A. Dean of Discipline Religion General Mathematics Fr. Manfred Schexnayder, O.F.M., B.A., M.A. Latin Cross Country Coach Mr. Wesley A. Neal Mechanical Drawing Band Director Fr. Lucian Ricke, O.F.M., M.A. Chairman of Foreign Languages Department Latin Vocation Director Fr. Paschal Varnskuhler, O.F.M. , B.A. Religion Fr. Warren Zeisler, O.F.M., B.A., M.Ed. Latin Religion .mf r , , N N , . 1 ., B 1, S X 1.2 eg S M X X pi X- X 3 , I. X E' - o , ss SENIORS glsthe results zyf much work the seniors have developed their men- tal capacities to earn the titles of graduates cy' 1965. Now each mature,Spartan approaches the worldato the speeme role which Goa' has plannedfor him alone. ,Nom matter what that partieutlar rolex may' be it will involve the oontlnuea' use ofthe gracluatejs abz'lz'tz'es and talents ln ora'er that he -may strive for his jhnal goal5 heaoen. h - .ew-si X Q X SQ Robert C. Agricola Carl H. Albrecht David A. Andriacco Joseph B. Beck Andrew R. Jerome A. Bergman Beckelhymer . Kenneth C. Blankenbuehler l 104 James R. Anderson Wayne L. Badgett Kenneth W. Barhorst Gerald L . Beach Bruce H' Blair Wnnam T. Bolduc Bryan E. Boley 105 Thomas R. Bolles David R. Bolser Richard R. Bose Gerald F. Braun l James A. Breyer John A. Breyer Gerard J. Brinkman James H . Brockman me James W. Bosse Wayne R . Breitenstein X SSQQ ' Q pus!! I Q Qi: Q W -ff xslt!! If 8 James W Brlgger james M. Brown Thomas A. Bruser Roger B. Bryson 107 'S Gary C. Burger Timothy 1. Burkhart Richard C. Cahill John W. Carrigan Ronald L. Cates Michael A. Cecil Michael R. Cleary Robert J. Cluxton 108 David V. Cannon Phillip R. Richard L. Carmichael Carnevale Joseph M. Catalano George G. Christos Terrance L. john E. Condo William F. Costello Cummings K 109 Andrew K . Curley Jose E . Daltabuit William A. Daumeyer Richard T. Dewert Daniel T. Donovan Martin A . Deuter 110 James M. Daly Daniel Danzinger James L. Deddens William A. Dehmer Robert O. Cytraus William C. Dashley Michael C . Dektas Joseph D. Dornbush Ill Kenneth E . Ducklo Thomas M . Esenbock Carmen F . Fariello Thomas J. Flamm George O. Flory David E. Foley H2 4 james C. Duecker Kenneth J. Espelage John T. Evers Thomas 1. Fahey james S . Fields Jack P. Feichtner Jeffrey R. Fiebig Gregory F. L. Fossaluzza 113 Melvin G. Thomas C. . - . Frederick Freudiger Wllham L' Galble Frank D. Gazzaroli Michael I Gibbons Raymond G. Fred F. Geraci ' Geoppinger 114 Michael P. Gallagher james A. Gander joseph V . Gerth John W . Fulmer Gary E. Gansz Thomas G. Giebel Thomas f. Gilmartin H5 - ,kXxE1X,QlQ S Jerry L. Glascock Oler J. Goodlett Michael F . Gorman n F Thomas F . Groh X H6 Daniel J. I-Ianekamp Raymond E . Harcourt Picture unavailable Tho mas P . Haggerty Gary L . Graf Tho mas J. Grimes Michael D. Halloran William B. Hammond Richard W. Hanlon Paul W. Bernard F. Hartkemeyer Hartmann Michael R. Heister lfislm ' II7 5 John E. Helmes Leon C. Henderson Paul L. I-Iennessey Gerald C. Hoekzema William R. I-Iorwarth John F. Hufford Jerome P. I-Iuhn Russell E. I-Iumbert IIB Robert W. Gary T. l-Iilsinger Hericks Lee J. Holiday James R. I-Iolthaus Robert W Hudepohl David L. Hunt Michael R. fansen Daniel S. jenkins Il II9 Gary T . johnson Thomas K. Keller foseph f. Kichler Lawrence C . Kaufhold Richard L. Kluemper Thomas D. Lamarre 120 james E. Klus Edward E. Kohler john E. Joy Ray E. Kaelin William M . Karaus Robert T . Kistner Edward A . Lahmann Dennis P. Lauck Robert A . Lauther james A. Lindemann Peter D. Lloyd Earl C . Leonhardt Richard I. Louis John J. Maloney Edward J. Luhn john A. Lynch 122 William I-I . Lentz Mark C Roger J Lezmberger Lawrence Rlchafd J Losacker Joseph J. Maher Gerald L. Marconet 123 Benjamin Martin D9111'1iS J - Willaim A. McAvoy McCormack 1 Richard L . Mazuk Richard A. Meyer james J. Miller John J' Meents 124 Robert D. Merkle Dennis C. Meyer 125 Thomas B. McGill Richard E. Mason Kenneth E. Donald J. Meyer Carl H. Moeller Mattscheck Roger W . 'W' . Moorehead ' '? Daniel J. Muchmore Donald E. Niehaus joseph B. Norton David R. Oakley James N. Obert l 1 W I 126 L I Peter F. Moran Richard T. Morath Donald L. Moxley Nicholas J. Munafo Raymond F . Niemeyer Peter L. Nielsen Terrance L. Oldendick Donald T . Oechsler 127 Thomas R. Stephen I. Pahren Prank P. Pastura Osterrnan Lawrence I-I. Pfister Richard P. Poehner Thomas M. Quinlan Ronald W. Rakel Ronald J. Ramer I28 Michael E. Pearl Joseph A. Penwell Frederick A. Pesa Paul E. Pflanz jerry D. Poniske Ted J. Porter Dennis G. Rebennack Paul Reichle 129 Edward I. Riley Michael C . Roehling james D. Ruehrwein Paul E. St. Clair Thomas R. Rohling james L. Rolf james M. Runk Dennis P. Ryan 130 Clifford L. Robb Tho mas E . Roth Barry J. St. Clair Raymondj. St. Clair 131 Robert 3' Salt Dennis W. Scheidt Richard J. Schmalz Robert N . Sayne Mark E . Schmidter james E. Schneider Lawrence C. Schneider Lawrence R . Schroeder 132 Theodore M . Sanzere William J. Schmidt Gerald R. William H. Schroeder Edward C. Schulz Schoettmer Mark J. Schwarb l33 I ,m,m l,,r , Y f H in rim , umm r c Picture unavailable Michael J. Schoenhoft Gregory P . Seigel Phillip E. Seyller Craig E. Southerington Harry E. Spraul 134 John P. Shea Harold W. Shepard Theodore A . Shimkowiak y 1 S Elmer A. Sheridan Gene J. Servizzi Patrick O. Sexton Mark J. Smith David A. Alan J. Singler William Z, Stacy Siebenburgen 135 Daniel N . Stehlin Gregory R. Staley William Taulbee i Michael A. Sutphin David R. Timpe James P. ' john W. Tuepker VandenEynden Thomas J. Vogeler l 136 Edward P . Tierney gi: wNQNU,.1 wk XSQQ 'RX A S Q X S X x gf X x X xr ,S Hs.. Q r we ' .0, me? N x 24 vrx x w 555 X S Qx xaxx X XQX Xxx FE co :S PH cn Pl' ml E W 5 co FP '.:r F 9? o lil '1' 5 o :r no ro P14 '11 cn Fl' 2 'cs co 4 Nw levy? fW NX if X x sax Qi? ew x Q ga X xxxx xxN XX Y xx xX x X x W xx Rx XX X XXX: . XX A SS55- sgxSf Charles T. Totten Thomas J. Vollmar 137 Gerald C. Henry D . Von Hagel Nathaniel Wagner Vonderhaar Barry L. Weiss W, Michael J. Wesseler Lawrence F. Westerbeck Richard S. Wheeler Donald Willen 138 Thomas M. Walsh Norbert K. Warren John C. Waters Robert W. Weithofer W11l1amJ Westendorf Raymond I. Wesselman Robert D. Williams Michael E. Williams 139 Robert I. Wimberg Daniel W . Young Scott R . Young David H. Zureick ROGER BACON SENATE The Roger Bacon Student Senate is the representative organization oi the student body. Besides represent:i.ng the students, the Senate fosters warranted student ac- tivities. This year the Senate sponsored the Christmas Semi-formal and the Spring Prom. The money received from the paper drives and car wash, which were sponsored by the Senate, was used to establish a scholarship to Roger Bacon for a Worthy eighth grade boy. Charles F. Ralph C. Wocher David B. Worley Wintermeyer SEATED: G. Gordon, B. Weiss, M. Jansen, T. Rohling, K, Ducklo, T, Cummings, E, Leonhardt, W. Mouch, President Gerald Schoettmer, J. Anderson, R. Salt, D. L, Holiday, T. Vollmar, R. Zinser. Foley, B. Broussard. STANDING: H. Pearce, D. Drott, SENIOR ACTIVITIES ROBERT AGRICOLA, 4371 Hamil- ton Avenue, St. Patrick5 Band 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 2,3,45 Honor B. CARL ALBRECHT, 6448 Greenfield Drive, St. Vivians5 Chess Club 1,2,3. JAMES ANDERSON, 6808 Tarawa Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Senate 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Third Order 45 Council on World Affairs 45 Religious Council 2,3,45 Senior Drama 1,2,3,45 Merit Stu- dent 1,2,3,45 It's Academic 45 Honor B 5 Catholic Educational Discussion 4. DAVID ANDRIACCO, 1749 Mon- trose, San Antonio5 Band 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. WAYNE BADGETT, 1934 Avonlea, St. Agnes. IENNETH BARHORST, 684 Riddle Road, Sacred Heart5 Merit Student 1. GERALD BEACH, 8265 Woodbine Avenue, St. James. JOSEPH BECK, 79 Albert Street, St. Clement5 Baconian 3,45 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Merit Student 1,2,3. ANDREW BECKELHYNIER, 4508 Vine Street, St. Clement5 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4. JEROIVHE BERGMAN, 6805 Simp- son Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. BRUCE BLAIR, 1045 Linday Avenue, St. Simon5 Band 1,25 Safety Council 2, KENNETH BLANKENBUEHLER, 1514 Springlawn Avenue, St. Boniface5 Baconian 45 C.S.M.C. 1. WILLIAM BOLDUC, 10552 Hadley Road, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Merit Student 1,45 Honor B 5 Athletic Scholarship--University of Michigan. BRYAN BOLEY, 984 Sherman Terrace, St. Bartholomew5 Chess Club 35 Track 3,45 Cross-country 2,3,4. THOMAS BOLLES, 1521 Reid Avenue, St. Clare5 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. DAVID BOLSER, 6670 Greentree Drive, St. Vivians, C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,45 Baconian 4. RICHARD BOSE, 676 Strand Lane, Mother of Christ5 Track 2. JAMES BOSSE, 1809 Hansfield Street, St. Boniface. GERALD BRAUN, 4610 North Edgewood Avenue, St. Bernard5 Science Club 45 Track 2,35 Cross- country 35 Honor B 5 Presidential Scholarship--Xavier University. WAYNE BREITENSTEIN, 2462 Fairview Avenue, St. Monica5 C.S.M.C. 3. JAMES BREYER, 240 Bonham Road, St. James5 Band 1,25 Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Merit Student 2. JOHN BREYER, 246 Bonham Road, St. James5 Baconian 45 Football 1,25 Track 1. JAMES BRIGGER, 214 Washington Avenue, St. Clement5 Baconian 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. GERARD BRINKMAN, 4936 Mul- hauser, St. Gabriel5 C.S.M.C. 1, 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,4. JAMES BROCKMAN, 4274 Leonard Avenue, St. Clement5 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Religious Council 45 Li- brary Staff 45 Merit Student 1,2, 3,4. JAMES BROWN, 9515 Tanbark Court, Assumption5 Safety Council 35 Track 3 ,45 Junior Spartan Players 1,25 Baconian of the Air 3. THOMAS BRUSER, 2001 Dallas Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Merit Student 4. ROGER BRYSON, 2 Craft Street, Mother of Christ. I42 GARY BURGER, 8821 Long Lane, St. Bartholomew5 Track 2. TIMOTHY BURKI-IART, 8750 Hood Court, St. Vivians. RICHARD CAHILL, 8710 Mon- santo Drive, St. Bartholomew5 Stamp Club 45 Merit Student 1,2, 3,45 Camera Club 3,4. DAVID CANNON, 1573 Glen Par- ker Avenue, St. Boniface 5 Safety Council 2,3,45 Third Order 3,45 Merit Student 3,4. PI-IILLIP CARMICHAEL, 15 West McMillan, St. George. RICHARD CARNEVALE, 2715 Stratford Avenue, St. Monica. JOHN CARRIGAN, 1925 Schollen- berger Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 C.S.M.C. 35 Golf 3. JOSEPH CATALANO, 2011 Burnet Avenue, Holy Name5 Merit Student 3,45 Honor B. RONALD CATES, 2631 Hollen- shade Avenue, St. Catherine 5 Third Order 45 Track 4. MICHAEL CECIL, 2624 Wenning Road, Corpus Christi5 Yearbook Staff 45 Track 1,2. GEORGE cHR1sTos, 9015 cherry Blossom Lane, St. Bartholomew5 c.s.M.c. 3. MICHAEL CLEARY, 1289 Brush- wood Avenue, St. Vivians5 Biology Club 25 Football 25 Track 1. ROBERT CLUXTON, 4246 Lang- land Avenue, St. Boniface5 Chess Club 25 Merit Student 1. JOHN CONDO, 8269 Woodbine Avenue, St. James5 Football 3,4. WILLIAM COSTELLO, 6525 South Oak Knoll Drive, St. Vivians5 Track 1,25 Cross-country 2. TERRY CUMMINGS, 629 Dutch Colony Drive, Mother of Christ5 Senate 45 C.S.M.C. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Baseball 2,3,4. ANDREW CURLEY, 8905 Daly Road, St. Bartholomew. ROBERT CYTRAUS, 4396 Hamil- ton Avenue, St. Boniface. JOSE DALTABUIT, 647 Fleming Road, St. Bartholomew. JAMES DALY, 4321 Georgian Court, St. Boniface5 Football 1,2, 3,45 DANIEL DANZINGER, 4255 Kirby Road, St. Boniface5 Football 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 3,4. WILLIAM DASHLEY, 16 Maple Street, St. Aloysius5 Golf 3. WILLIAM DAUMIEYER, 34 Bromp- ton Lane, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4. JAIVES DEDDENS, 537 North Bend Road, St. Vivians. WILLIAM DEHMER,1522 Republic Street, St. Francis Seraph5 Band 1,2,35 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Cross-country 25 Cheerleader 2,35 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL DEKTAS, 1911 Biegler Street, San Antonio5 Yearbook 25 Biology Club 25 Library Staff 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MARTIN DEUTER, 8315 Roland Street, St. James5 Football 25 Track 1,25 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. RICHARD DeWERT, 11698 McClellans Lane, St. Gabriel5 C.S.M.C. 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 2,3. DANIEL DONOVAN, 11445 Fiesta Court, St. Gabriel5 C.S.M.C. 1,2, 3 ,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Yearbook Editor 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Honor B, JOSEPH DORNBUSCH, 4534 Leo Street, St. Clement. KENNETH DUCKLO, 8838 Daly Road, St. Bartholomew5 Senate 45 Baconian 45 Merit Student 2,45 Honor Roll 3. JAMES DUECKER, 2 Alcott Lane, our Lady of the Rosaryg C.S.M.C. 25 Religious Council 4. THOMAS ESENBOCK, 6250 Stella Street, St. Vivians5 Chess Club 2. KENNETH ESPELAGE, 2184 Clara Street, St. Bonaventure 5 Band 1. JOHN EVERS, 107 West Corry Street, St. George. THOMAS FAI-IEY, 1807 Dallas Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Yearbook Staff 35 Yearbook Asst. Editor 45 Third Order 3,45 Track 25 Merit Student 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 3. CARMEN FARIELLO, 5966 Sum- ridge Drive, St. Vivians5 Track 25 Cross-country 2. JACK FEICHTNER, 4279 Redwood Terrace, St. Clement5 Merit Stu- dent 3,4. JEFFREY FIEBIG, 4332 Tower Avenue, St. Clement5 Baconian 45 Biology Club 2,35 Science Club 1, 25 Third Order 3,45 Religious Council 3,45 Merit Student 3,45 Honor Roll 1. JAMES FIELDS, 5206 Willnet Drive, St. Theresa. THOMAS FLAMM, 45 Parker Street, St. George5 Baconian 3,4. GEORGE FLORY, 408 Rombardy Street, St. Aloysius5 Religious Council 4. DAVID FOLEY, 43 Clinton Springs Road, St. Clement5 Senate 45 Chess 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Honor B. GREGORY FOSSALUZZA, 511 Delmar Avenue5 St. Thomas Aquinas5 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Junior Spartan Players 1,25 Merit Student 2,3,45 Honor B, MELVIN FREDERICK, 2024 Carpen- ter Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1. THOMAS FREUDIGER, 1526 Waverly Avenue, St. Bonaventure 5 Band 1,2,3. JOHN FULMER, 1538 W. Gal- braith Road, St. Margaret Mary. WILLIAM GAIBLE, 7027 Allet Avenue, St. James5 Science Club 1,25 Radio Club 1,2,3. 143 MICHAEL GALLAGI-IER, 2206 Auburn Avenue, Holy Name 5 CSMC5 Merit Student. ALBERT GANDER, 1089 Wionna Avenue, St. Clare5 Band 15 Speech Contest 35 Cheerleader 3. GARY GANSZ, 6609 Monte Vista Drive, St. Vivians5 Third Order 3. FRANK GAZZAROLI, 2343 Victor Street, St. Monica5 Band 1,2,3,45 Track 45 Junior Spartan Players 15 Merit Student 1. RAYMOND GEOPPINGER, 995 Lenox Place, St. Agnes5 Signees 3,45 Senior Drama 3,45 Junior Spartan Players 15 Baconian of the Air 4. FRED GERACI, 711 South Cooper Avenue, St. James5 Safety Council 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2. JOSEPH GERTH, 1831 Goodman Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. JAMES GIBBONS, 404 Home Avenue, St. James5 Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama 1,2,3,45 Merit Stu- dent 1,2,3,4. THOMAS GIEBEL, 8310 Banbury Street, St. James5 Yearbook 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. THOMAS GILMARTIN, 7029 Winton Road, St. Vivians5 Stamp Club 4. JERRY GLASCOCK, 37 West Mills Avenue, St. James5 Senior Baconian Staff5 Football 15 Track 1,25 Honor B 5 Merit Student 1,2. JOSEPH GOODLETT, 2019 Burnet Avenue, Holy Name 5 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2. MICHAEL GORMAN, 8271 Bobo- link Drive, St. Vivians. GARY GRAF, 1484 Foxwood Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Biology Club 15 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. THOMAS CRIMES, 6619 Daly Road, St. Vivians5 Track 2. THOMAS GROH, 43 Damon Road, Our Lady of the Rosary. THOMAS HAGGERTY, 200 West Seymour Avenue, St, Charles5 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Base- ball 35 Merit Student 2. MICHAEL HALLORAN, 114 West 69th Street, St. Charles5 CSMC 45 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 3. WILLIAM HAMMOND, 2749 Ens- lin Street, Sacred Heart. DANIEL HANEKAMP, 163 Kinsey Avenue, Holy Name5 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Merit Student l,2,3,45 Honor Student B 5 Honor Scholarship-- University of Cincinnati. RICHARD HANLON, 7110 Van Kirk Avenue, St. Charles Parish5 Foot- ball 25 Basketball 15 Track 2,35 Cross-country 3,4. RAYMOND HARCOURT, 4135 Witler Street, St. Bonifaceg Band 1,2,3,4. PAUL HARTKEMEYER, 4616 Chickering Avenue, St. Bernard5 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. BERNARD HARTMAN, 1183 Alt- wood Avenue, St. Clair5 C.S.M.C. l,2,3,45 Honor Scholarship--Uni- versity of Cincinnati. MICHAEL HEISTER, 6439 Gloria Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Baconian 45 Track 25 C.S.M.C. 1,2,35 Cross-country 2. JOHN HELMES, 2335 Muriel Court, St. Monicag Merit Student 1,2,3,4. LEON HENDERSON, 828 Windham Avenue, St. Andrew. PAUL HENNESSEY, 5860 Rameleen Court, Little Flower5 Merit Student 1. ROBERT HERICKS, 1924 Sterling Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 C.S.M.C. 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Honor B 5 Athletic Scholarship-- Marion College. GARY HILSINGER, 6680 Rigfried Road, St. Vivians5 C.S.M.C. 45 Merit Student 35 Religious Council 4. JEROME HOEKZEMA, 127 West Seventy-second Street, St. Charles5 C.S.M.C. 35 Merit Student 4. LEE HOLIDAY, 10122 Grandview Avenue, St. Simon5 Senate 45 Track 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Merit Student 45 Athletic Scholarship--Univeristy of Louis- ville. JAMES HOLTHAUS, 4207 Kessler Avenue, St. Clement5 Junior Spartan Players 1,2,35 Senior Drama 35 Merit Student l,2,4. WILLIAM HORWARTH, 10107 Wayne Avenue, St. Gabriel. ROBERT HUDEPOHL, 146 E. Mitchell Avenue, St. Clement5 Band 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 15 Merit Student 1,45 Camera Club 1,2. JOHN HUFFORD, 90 Kessler Place, St. Clement5 Band 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Safety Council 1,25 Honor B 5 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. JEROME HUHN, 1194 West Way, St. Clare 5 Yearbook Staff 45 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,45 Council of World Affairs 45 Religious Council 2,3,45 Drama 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 It's Academic Team 45 Spelling Bee 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Honor Scholarship- -Xavier Uni- versity. RUSSELL HUMBERT, 7002 Clovemoll Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Merit Student 4. DAVID HUNT, 6420 Hamilton Avenue, St. Clare5 C.S.M.C. 3,45 Religious Council 45 Honor B. MICHAEL JANSEN, 6123 Kings- ford Drive, St. Vivians5 Senate 3,45 Golf 3 ,45 Safety Council 45 Third Order 35 Honor B 5 Baconian of the Air 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. DANIEL JENKINS, 2193 Clara Street, St. Bonaventure5 Band 1,2,3. GARY JOHNSON, 9836 Wayne Avenue, St. Simon5 Track 2. JOHN JOY, 11487 Bernhart Court, St. Gabriel5 Religious Council 4. RAY KAELIN, 7981 Granville, . St. Vivians5 C.S.M.C. 35 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Track 15 Merit Student 1. WILLIAM KARAUS, 4118 Kirby Avenue, St. Boniface. 144 LAWRENCE KAUFHOLD, 2272 Quebec Road, St. Bonaventure. THOMAS KELLER, 6937 Diane Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Biology Club 25 Council on World Affairs 25 Senior Drama5 Merit Student 1, 2,45 Literary Discussion Club 4. JOSEPH KICHLER, 2996 Springdale Road, Corpus Christi 5 Football 1,2. ROBERT KISTNER, 1127 McKilvey Road, St. Bartholomew5 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 2,45 Junior Spartan Players 1,25 Senior Drama5 Merit Student 1,25 Baconian of the Air 1. RICHARD KLUMPER, 447 Meadow- crest Road, St. James, Wyoming. JAMES KLUS, 4234 Zetta Avenue, St. Clement5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Athletic Scholarship- -Villa Madonna College. EDWARD KOHLER 1004 Spring- field Pike, St. James5 Football 15 Track 1,2,3,4. EDWARD LAI-IMAN, 8696 Daly Road, St. Bartholomew5 Stamp Club 45 Merit Student 1,2,3. THOMAS LAMARRE, 1433 Ambrose Avenue, St. Clare5 Year- book Staff 45 Track 15 Junior Spartan Players 1,25 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Religious Council 45 C.S.M.C. 45 Honor B . 'DENNIS LAUCK, 7000 Clovemoll Place, St. Margaret Mary5 Council on World Affairs 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Honor B 5 Presidential Scholarship- -Xavier University. ROBERT LAUTHER, 161 Ireland Avenue, Our Lady of the Rosary5 C.S.M.C. 1,25 Merit Student 1, MARK LAWRENCE, 94 West Sharon, St. Gabriel5 Baconian 4. ROGER LEINBERGER, 57 West Charlotte, St. James5 Merit Stu- dent 2,3,45 Honor B. WILLIAM LENTZ, 103 Craft Street, St. Bernard5 Football 2. EARL LEONHARDT, 4233 Vine Street, St. Clement5 Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. JAMES LINDEMANN, 33567 Vine Street, Annunciation 5 Biology Club 1. PETER LLOYD, 7036 LaBoiteaux Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Baconian 3,45 Biology Club 1,25 Radio Club 1,2,35 Third Order 3, 45 C.S,M.C. 45 Track 2,35 Merit Student 2. RICHARD LOSACKER, 7141 Northridge Drive, St. Margaret Mary. RICHARD LOUIS, 70 Kessler Place, St. Clement5 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Merit Office Worker 1. EDWARD LUHN, 1731 West Fork Road, St. Boniface5 Merit Student 2,3,4. JOHN LYNCH, 4709 Kemper Avenue St. Clement5 Baconian 3,4 5 Third Order 45 Library Staff 1,2,3,45 Senior Drama 45 Merit Student 35 Honor B. JOSEPH MAI-IER, 28 Clinton Springs Lane, St. Clement5 Safety Council 2. JOHN MALONEY, 6448 Daly Road, St. Vivians5 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3. GERALD MARCONET, 123 West Sharon Road, St. Gabriel5 Merit Student 1. BENJAMIN MARTIN, 129 Behles Avenue, St. Christina5 Band 2,35 Football Manager 35 Basketball 25 Track Manager 2. RICHARD MASON, 2425 North Bend Road, Little Flower. KENNETH MATTSCHECK, 2009 Dallas Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Honor B 5 Merit Student 4. LAWRENCE MAZUK, 8711 Wood- view Drive, St. Bartholomew5 Third Order 3,45 Stamp Club 45 Camera Club 3,45 Honor B, WILLIAM MCAVOY, 445 Ada Street, St. Monica5 Third Order 3,45 Track 3,45 Cross-country 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. DENNIS MCCORMACK, 1410 Carolina Avenue, St. Agnes5 Baconian 3,45 Senior Drama 3. THOMAS MCGILL, 283 McCor- mick, Place, Holy Name5 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4. JOHN MEENTS, 4437 Station Avenue, St. Bernard5 Chess Club 35 Religious Council 4. ROBERT MERKLE, 1618 Goodman Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Council on World Affairs5 Baseball 3,45 Merit Student 1,2, 3,45 Honor B 5 Received Appoint- ment to U.S. Military Academy. DENNIS MEYER, 5117 Broerman Avenue, St. Clement5 Merit Stu- dent 1,2,3,4. DONALD MEYER, 1116 Tassie Lane, St. Bartholomew. RICHARD MEYER, 2013 Catalpa Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Foot- ball 1,2. JAMES MILLER, 1906 Knollridge Lane, St. Margaret Mary5 Merit Student 4. CARL MOELLER, 1725 Ella Street, St. Boniface5 Third Order 3,45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2, 3,4, ROGER MOOREI-IEAD, 1821 Catalpa Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 Baconian 3 ,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Cross-country 3. PETER MORAN, 227 West Seymour, St. Charles5 Track 25 Council on World Affairs 45 Merit Student 1,2,45 Honor Roll B 5 Honor Scholarship--University of Cincinnati. RICHARD MORATH, 3947 Runnymede, St. Patrick5 Football 25 Basketball 15 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 1,3,45 Honor B 5 Bowling 3. DONALD MOXLEY, 1186 Steffen Avenue, St. Christina5 Track 4. DANIEL MUCHMORE, 3797 Walls Street, St. Clement5 Band 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Merit Student 2,3,4, NICHOLAS MUNAFO, 171 West Sharon Road, St. Gabriel5 Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 25 Mem student 1,2,3,4. 145 DONALD NIEHAUS, 1678 Pullan Avenue, St. Boniface5 Chess 2,3, 4. PETER NIELSEN, 1141 Hollywood Avenue, St. Vivians5 Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Council on World Affairs 45 Cross-country 25 Junior Spartan Players 25 Senior Drama 45 Merit Student 1,2,45 LeBlond Scholarship--University of Cincinnati. RAYMOND NIEMEYER, 930 Win- say Court, St. Vivians5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Merit Stu- dent 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 4. JOSEPH NORTON, 5002 Kemper Avenue, St. Clement5 Safety Council 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,4. DAVID OAKLEY, 82 Junefield Drive, Our Lady of the Rosaryg Football 2,35 Junior Spartan Players 25 Merit Student 2. JAMES OBERT, 4229 Leonard Avenue, St. Clement5 Merit Student 2,3. DONALD OECKSLER, 406 Tillot- son Street, St. Monica5 Baconian 45 CSMC 35 Honor B , TERRANCE OLDENDICK, 1427 Maple Avenue, St. James5 Foot- ball 15 Merit Student 2,3. THOMAS OSTERMAN, 830 -Crow- den Drive, St. Vivian5 Football 15 Basketball 1. STEVE PAHREN, 6501 Hamilton Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 A Third Order 3,45 Senior Drama 45 Camera Club 2. FRANK PASTURA, 62 West Carlton Street, St. George 5 Merit Student 3,45 Presidential Scholar- ship- -University of Cincinnati. MICHAEL E. PEARL, 3910 Wess Park Drive, St. Thomas Aquinas. JOSEPH PENWELL, 117 West 69th Street, St. Charles5 Merit Student 3. FREDERICK PESA, 6400 Ridge- field Drive, St. Vivians. 1 LAWRENCE PFISTER, 111 Bank Avenue, St. Clement. PAUL PFLANZ, 4021 Cherry Street, St. Patrick. RICHARD POEHNER, 2605 Sander, St. George, Merit Student 2,3,4. JERRY PONISKE, 8497 Pringle Drive, St. Vivians, Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Senior Drama 3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4. TED PORTER, 2700 University Court, St. Monica. THOMAS QUINLAN, 8350 New- bury Street, St. James, Junior Spartan Players 1. RONALBQRAKEL, 559 Rose Hill Avenue, St. Thomas Aquinas, Track 1. RONALD RAMER, 2220 Selim Avenue, St. Bonaventure, Baconian 3, Biology 3, Library Staff Worker l,2,3. DENNIS REBENNACK, 2177 Queen City Avenue, St. Bonaventure. PAUL REICHLE, 6421 Ridgefield Drive, St. Vivians. EDWARD RILEY, 772 Dutch Colony Drive, Mother of Christ, Honor B , Honor Scholarship--University of Cincinnati. CLIFFORD ROBB, 2628 Stratford Avenue, St. Monica, CSMC 3,4, Junior Spartan Players 1, Merit Student 1. MICHAEL ROEHLING, 1736 Springdale Road, Corpus Christi, Religious Council 4. THOMAS ROHLING, 1475 Dordine Lane, St. Margaret Mary, Senate 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Baseball 4, Merit Student 2,3,4, Athletic Scholarship-- Xavier University. JAMES ROLF, 212 East Mitchell Avenue, St. Clement. ,THOMAS ROTH, 8300 Beta Avenue, St. Vivians, Football 2,3,4 fmanagerj, Council of World Affairs 4, Stamp Club 4, Merit Student 4. JANIES RUEHRWEIN, 9786 Sacramento Street, Corpus Christi. JAMES RUNK, 1951 Walthan Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. DENNIS RYAN, 38 Hadley Road, Our Lady of the Rosary, Biology Club 1, Radio Club 2. BARRY ST. CLAIR, 4531 Vine Street, St. Clement, Safety Council 2,3, Merit Student 2,3, PAUL ST. CLAIR, 4531 Vine Street, St. Clement, CSMC 3,4, Baseball 4, Merit Student 3 ,4. RAYMOND ST. CLAIR, 18 Llona Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary, Safety Council 2,3, Junior Spartan Players 2. ROBERT SALT, 615 Orient Avenue, St. Bernard, Senate 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Track 1, Biology Club 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Council of World Affairs 4, Baseball 3 ,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Athletic Scholarship--University of Michigan. THEODORE SANZERE, 2930 Vine Street, St. George, Track 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4. ROBERT SAYNE, 1718 Melvin Circle, Assumption, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball Manager 1, Merit Student 1,2,3,4. DENNIS SCI-IEIDT, 1490 Southridge Lane, St. Margaret Mary, Football 1,2, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Honor lIB.ll RICHARD SCHMALZ, 1413 Apjones Street, St. Patrick, Band 2,3,4, Safety Council 2,3,4, CSMC 4, Football 1,2, Merit Student 1,2, 3,4. WILLIAM SCI-IMIDT, 303 Jeffer- son Avenue, St. Clement, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, 3,45 Merit Student 4. MARK SCHMIDTER, 220 Lafayette Circle, Annunciation. JAMES SCHNEIDER, 142 Delmar Street, St. Clement, Baconian Staff 3,4, Third Order 4, Religious Council 4, Merit Student 1,3,4. LAWERENCE SCHNEIDER, 1582 Tremont Street, St. Bonaventure, Baconian 4, Science Club, Council on World Affairs 1,2, Merit Stu- dent 2, Honor B , Scholarship- Villa Madonna College. MICHAEL SCHOENHOFT, 6780 Warder Drive, St. Vivians. GERALD SCHOETTMER, 6940 Gloria Drive, St. Margaret Mary, Senate 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Council on World Affairs 4, Golf 2,3,4, r Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Honor HBH. LAWERENCE SCHROEDER, 2006 Dallas Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. WILLIAM SCHROEDER, 20 Maple Street, St. Aloysious, Signees 3. EDWARD SCI-IULZ, 2612 Halstead Street, Sacred Heart, Honor B. MARK SCHWARB, 8250 Carol Drive, St. Vivians, CSMC 1,2,3, Junior Spartan Players 1, Senior Drama 2, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Evans Scholarship--Ohio State. GREGORY SEIGEL, 925 Winswray Court, St. Vivians, Band 1,2,3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Honor B , Council on World Affairs 2,4. GENE SERVIZZI, 4739 Basil Lane, St. Dominic, Football 1, Track 1. PATRICK SEXTON, 1533 Larry Avenue, St. Clare, Baconian 4, CSMC 3,4, Track 1. PHILIP SEYLLER, 6601 Monte- vista Drive, St. Vivians, Track 3,45 Cross-country, Merit Student 3. PATRICK SI-IEA, 200 Hartwell Avenue, St. James, Baconian 3, 4, Third Order 3,4 , Bookstore Worker 2,3,4, Merit Student 3,4, Baconian of the Air 4, Honor llB.Il HARRY SHEPARD, 3122 Jefferson Avenue, St. George, Third Order 3,4, Track 1, Council on World Affairs 4, Bookstore Worker 2,3 , Junior Spartan Players 1,2, Drama 3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Baconian 4. ELMER SI-IERIDAN, 1315 Vandalia Avenue, St. Boniface. THEODORE SHIMKOWIAK, 508 Terrace Avenue, Annunciation, Football 1,2,3, Track 1. DAVID SIEBENBURGEN, 1805 Dallas Avenue, St. Margaret Mary, ALAN SINGLER, 1569 Tremont Street, St. Bonaventure. MARK SMITH, 6544 Montevista Drive, St. Vivians. CRAIG SOUTHERINGTON, 7914 Clovemook Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. HARRY SPRAUL, 406 Southview Avenue, St. Monica. WILLIAM STACY, 501 Poplar Street, St. James. GREGORY STALEY, 48 Damon Road, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Year book Staff 35 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Religious Council 45 Junior Spartan Players 25 Senior Drama 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Scholarship--NROTC. DANIEL STEHLIN, 2032 Springdale, Corpus Christi, Yearbook Staff 45 Safety Council 45 Junior Spartan Players 15 CSMC 1,2,3,4. ALLEN STEIN, 4132 Lakeman Street, St. Boniface5 CSMC 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Merit Student 1,2, 3,45 Honor Scholarship--Univer- sity of Cincinnati. KENNETH STOLL, 1729 Queen City Avenue, St. Boniface5 CSMC 1,25 Junior Spartan Players 15 Merit Student 1,3. MICHAEL STRUPE, 11 Bradnor Place, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Baconian 4. MICHAEL SUTPHIN, 73 Hadley Road, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Third Order 3. WILLIAM TAULBEE, 1855 Knox Street, St. Bonaventure5 Band 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. EDWARD TIERNEY, 6060 Waldway Lane, St. Vivians5 Track 3. DAVID TIMPE, 1050 Addice Way, St. Clare5 Track 1,25 Junior Spartan Players 1,25 Senior Drama 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,4. CHARLES TOTTEN, 413 Straight Street, St. Monica5 Track 35 Cross-country 3 ,4. JOHN TUEPKER, 6280 Ridgefield Drive, St. Vivian. JAMES VANDEN EYNDEN, 1481 Clovernoll Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 C.S.M.C. 45 Merit Student 45 Honor B. THOMAS VOGELER, 48 E. Mitchell Avenue, St. Clement5 Baconian 3,4. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 15 Baseball 3 ,45 Bookstore 1,25 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. THOMAS VOLLMAR, 2 Avenell Lane, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Senate 45 Baconian 3,45 Radio Club 35 Safety Council 35 C.S.M.C. 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 3,45 Honor B. GERALD VONDERHAAR, 3214 Cooper Road, Sts, Peter and Pau15 Third Order 3,45 Junior Spartan Players 25 Senior Drama 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. DAVID VON HAGEL, 406 Washing- ton Avenue, St. Clement. NATHANIEL WAGNER, 1331 Chamberlain Avenue 5 Band 2,3. THOMAS WALSH, 1813 De Armand Avenue, St. Margaret Mary5 C.S.M.C. 3,4. NORBERT WARREN, 9874 Douglas Walk, St. Christina. JOHN WATERS, 42 Damon Road, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Baconian 4. BARRY WEISS, 57 Orchard Street, St. Clement5 Senate 3,45 Year- book 3,45 Biology Club 2,35 Science Club 2,3,45 Radio 2,35 Third Order 3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,45 Junior Spartan Players 15 Senior Drama 2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Baconian of the Air 45 Its Academic 45 Honor B 5 National Merit Scholarship-- Xavier University. ROBERT WEITHOFER, 1000 Harbury Drive, St. Vivians. MICHAEL WESSELER, 135 West 72nd Street, St. Charles5 Merit Student 1,3,4. RAYMOND WESSELMAN, 4814 Gray Road, St. Bernard. WILLIAM WESTENDORF, 17 Ashby, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Track 1, 25 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 35 It's Academic 45 Honor B. LAWRENCE WESTERBECK, 4831 Raebum Lane, Little Flower5 Religious Council 45 Football 1. RICHARD WHEELER, 2551 University Court, St. Monica5 Baconian 3,45 Honor B. DONAID WILLEN, 7867 Bobolink Drive, St. Margaret Mary5 Track 1,25 Cross-country 1,25 Honor B 5 Presidential Scholarship-- Xavier University. MICHAEL WILLIAMS, 817 Dutch Colony Drive, Mother of Christ. ROBERT WILLIAMS, 402 Lom- bardy Street, St. Aloysius5 Band 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 2,3,4. ROBERT WIMBERG, 1444 Meredith Drive, Assumption5 Biology Club 2,35 Science Club 2,35 It's Academic 45 Presidential Scholarship--Xavier University . CHARLES WINTERMEYER, 212 East Mitchell, Avenue, St. Thomas Aquinas. RALPH WOCI-IER, 7735 Bitteroot Drive, St. Vivian5 Track 25 Merit 5 Student 25 Camera Club 3,4. DAVID WORLEY, 6295 Glade Avenue, Guardian Ange1s5 'Signees 25 Safety Council 2,3,45 Third Order 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Baconian of the Air 35 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4. DANIEL YOUNG, 4222 Zetta Avenue, St. Clement5 CSMC 1,25 3,45 Religious Council 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. SCOTT YOUNG, 43 Damon Road, Our Lady of the Rosary5 Band 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Merit Student 2,4. 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5 ,Q if I- X x N X H -,SAN B ,,,. ss XX x S 3 at 1, X Willaim Buschle, 42 John Butz, 41 Wilbert Cade, 46 Joseph Capozza, 41 Michael Carius, 47 John Carraher, 46 John Carucci, 46 James Clines, 47 Terry Combs, 43 Michael Connolly, 44 Kenneth Coors, 47 Richard Costello, 47 Richard Craig, 43 Steve Crawford, 42 Dennis Daniel, 43 Daniel Dauwe, 39 Eddie Davis, 46 Thomas Davis, 46 Timothy Detzel, 46 Robert Deye, 43 David Digiovenale, 43 Charles Dillinger, 43 Angelo DiMarzio, 39 Jerry Domonkos, 42 William Donovan, 42 David Droppelman, 43 James Dunphy, 39 Kenneth Eckert, 47 Richard Eckes, 47 Erwin Eckstein, 43 Ronald Endres, 46 Gregory Engelbert, 46 Bruce Englert, 39 Donald Eversman, 43 Charles Farfsing, 46 Richard Feichtner, 47 Robert Feichtner, 43 George Feldkamp, 42 Timothy Fiebig, 46 Richard Flory, 44 Patrick Fox, 39 Joseph Frey, 39 Gregory Friedman, 39 Michael Froehle, 43 Ronald Gampfer, 47 Thomas Gannon, 42 Michael Geagan, 42 George Gering, 47 Ronald Gering, 43 Larry Giebel, 41 William Gleason, 44 William Gleeson, 44 Walter Greene, 43 Norbert Gros, 44 James Gruenwald, 39 Darwin Hall, 41 Warren Hall, 42 Larry Hamberg, 39 Charles Hardewig, 41 Gregory Hargrove, 44 Larry Harrigan, 46 Alan Hartkemeyer, 43 David Hartkemeyer, 43 Robert Hauser, 41 Gregory Heckman, 42 Lance Heinrich, 46 Robert Heitz, 41 Ronald Hennel, 41 Gary Henry, 46 Michael Henschen, 44 David Hoffmann, 41 Marc Hoffman, 42 Leo Honebrink, 46 Donald Hutchinson, 41 Timothy Isaacs, 46 Charles Johansing, 41 Herbert Jung, 44 Thomas Kalb, 39 Thomas Karaus, 41 Henry Kellerman, 47 Michael Kelsey, 43 Helmut Kientz, 44 Thomas Kinnett, 43 James Kistner, 46 Paul Kistner, 39 Kenneth Klus, 39 Ted Kneidl, 39 Kenneth Knollman, 43 Terry Koebbe, 43 Michael Kxeutzer, 39 Thomas Kroner, 44 David Krull, 42 Robert Lang, 41 Mark Laub, 46 Gregory Lee, 47 Richard Leinberger, 43 Richard Lemker, 41 Larry Linz, 41 Daniel Littner, 46 Gary Lohman, 39 Michael Luken, 44 Peter Lynch, 44 Thomas Lyons, 44 Fred Manegold, 39 Charles McCafferty, 43 Mark Medosch, 44 Ronald Meents, 46 Michael Merkle, 46 Robert Mertens, 42 Donald Meyer, 43 Paul Meyer, 42 Steve Meyer, 41 X s Xxx l M X N mx ,X 4 X K xkg N N . ..., X ::., 2 NX Q X 6 X W X , i ma X 5 X X QQ ' X S:- s.': ,-'-RN. ,X xx 4, N X X X. , .Q XX , ss i Ni lx R SX . r i. 9 Q 2 ' 7 4525 2 i ,.,...., , 9- ,flyer Sxlfliff 'Qt A ,fgiafv FXTFXSSQ NS: M5 , x xwf Q X A- , Q , J.. ,, X -A sf- N S R it E . 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NX NX N f- is S 11 S Steven Finan, 35 Michael Fluegeman, 31 Robert Freking, 31 Joseph Froehle, 34 Thomas Fuchs, 34 Charles Furlong, 31 Michael Gantt, 35 Gregory Garrett, 34 Robert Geagan, 38 William Gehring, 37 Steven Geiger, 38 Joseph Gering, 37 Timothy Gillespie, 3 5 Timothy Goldschmidt, 3 6 James Greulich, 34 Ronald Groh, 30 Robert Grotjan, 35 David Guethlein, 38 James Halley, 33 Robert Hamburg, 35 Steve Harig, 35 Ronald Harrington, 31 Howard Harris, 34 Rodger Harris, 30 Stewart Harris, 35 Thomas Hattersley, 38 William Hawk, 34 Karl Heinrich, 37 Thomas Heister, 33 James Herbe, 38 Matthew Hert, 30 Steve Hetzel, 38 David Hoehn, 31 Lawrence Hoff, 36 Nicholas Hogan, 35 Stan Holtzleiter, 36 Michael Howcroft, 33 Stephen Huhn, 37 James I-Iumbert, 36 Donald I-Iunsicker, 31 Richard Hunter, 34 Guy Huxel, 37 Joseph Jacobs, 31 Robert Janson, 34 Ferdinand J ohansing, 34 David Jones, 34 Peter Joseph, 38 Richard Joyce, 3 5 Lawrence Jung, 33 Lawrence Kaelin, 31 Stephen Kemme, 35 Richard Kerin, 38 John Kerr, 38 Richard Kersh, 35 Cornelius Kittles, 30 Dennis Klayer, 36 Philip Klefas, 37 Mark Kleiman, 36 John Knapp, 36 Dale Koch, 35 Bruce Kombrinck, 36 Jeff Kraus, 36 Nicholas Kreimer, 34 Gregory Kremm, 33 Michael Kroeger, 35 Michael Labmeier, 34 Michael Laine, 36 William Lakes, 38 Timothy Lane, 31 David Lang, 34 Carl Lanzetta, 31 William Lawrence, 36 William Lawrence, 38 Ralph Layer, 35 Michael Leigh, 31 Kerry Leonhardt, 34 Joseph LoBuono, 31 Jerome Lorentz, 30 Paul Luken, 38 John Lutz, 36 Anthony Mackzum, 37 Charles Maher, 35 Scott Mahlenkamp, 37 Thomas Martin, 326 Richard Mason, 33 Michael Mayborg, 37 Michael McKenna, 34 Geoff Meisner, 34 Timothy Meister, 31 Dennis Melchers, 33 Robert Messmore, 37 Kerry Metz, 38 James Meyer, 36 Timothy Meyer, 36 Dan Meyers, 33 Daniel Miller, 33 Gary Miller, 34 Gerald Miller, 37 J ame s Montgomery, 30 John Moorehead, 37 David Moorhead, 38 Daniel Moran, 38 Michael Moran, 38 Nathaniel Morgan, 34 David Moriconi, 34 Fred Mueller, 31 Garry Muth, 36 Dennis Nead, 34 William Nelson, 31 Michael Niehaus, 31 Richard Niehaus, 33 Lawrence Nielsen, 37 X , -4 I 5 kkkkkk ,..:-1,:,:fxQE,.-ggi:-1-1, r .W Q XXQQ Rx SQ K X N NS X X X N if ax if X 3 3 3 K ,S Elf Daniel Noe, 35 Nicholas Noel, 36 Chris North, 38 Phillip Novakov, 33 Kevin Nusekabel, 30 Robert Obert, 34 Lee Oldendick, 33 Robert Oldendick, 38 John O'Neil1, 37 Mark Ossege, 35 Kenneth Osterman, 33 Gregory Paner, 31 Robert Passmore, 35 Joseph Pater, 30 Nick Pies, 34 Mark Piller, 36 Arthur Planitz, 38 Charles Powell, 37 Thomas Powers, 37 Joseph Pratt, 35 Kerry Rabe, 30 Michael Randolph, 30 James Reinhart, 38 Daniel Reising, 38 Richard Rengering, 35 Richard Rettig, 36 Mark Reynolds, 33 Robert Rice, 37 J ack Richardson, 34 Mark Rizzo, 31 Joseph Rohman, 36 Dennis Rolf, 36 Thomas Rolfsen, 35 David Rosen, 34 Michael Ruffin, 35 Frank Ruggerie, 38 Bernard Rumpke, 38 Peter Ruprich, 35 Joseph Ryan, 34 Robert Saal, 34 John Sadouskas, 36 Lino Salzano, 34 Thomas Sauer, 37 Jerome Schaedle, 37 Robert Schaefer, 36 Jerry Schaller, 37 Peter Scheurer, 36 Michael Schmidt, 34 Paul Schneider, 38 Robert Schnelle, 38 Kenneth Schrand, 37 Michael Schrand, 37 Daniel Schroeder, 33 George Schultz, 36 Alan Schutte, 38 Roger Schwarb, 36 Michael Seiler, 34 Ronald Seng, 30 Robert Siebenburgen, 33 John Simon, 33 Joseph Singler, 33 Robert Skinner, 30 Gregory Smith, 38 Robert Snelling, 31 Richard Sollmann, 37 Douglas Sowers, 30 Michael Spradlin, 35 Thomas Stacy, 30 Jeffrey Staley, 38 Daniel Stark, 35 David Steele, 31 Kenneth Stehlin, 33 Michael Stenger, 35 Manfred Stiebel, 33 William Stoeppel, 35 Michael Strawder, 33 Timothy Sullivan, 36 William Sutphin, 35 Edward Teal, 34 Gary Thieman, 34 Anthony Thomas, 336 Robert Tierney, 36 Mark Tombragel, 33 Richard Tucker, 36 William Turner, 35 Jack Ulm, 33 Gregory Vonderhaar, 33 Harold Vonderhaar, 3 1 Louis Wagner, 35 John Walkenhorst, 35 Thomas Wandstrat, 34 David Weeks, 36 Gary Wehmeyer, 30 Donald Weigand, 37 Nicholas Weiler, 35 Wayne Wenert, 31 Daniel Westendorf, 36 Steven Wietlisbach, 38 Theodore Wietmarschen, 38 Thomas Wietmarschen, 36 Brian Williams, 31 Mark Wissel, 33 Gary Witte, 33 Michael Witte, 30 William Woerman, 37 David Wolfram, 31 Gary Yancey, 36 Thomas Yockey, 35 Pictures unavailable: Alvin McCurdy, 37 Steven Barron, 31 Richard Merz, 37 Clayton Hansel, 33 Mark Reynolds, 33 John Jackson, 33 James Richmond, 30 Carl LeFlever, 33 John Schweitzer, 37 Messrs. Ed Albrinck, Clyde Griffin, and Steve Schneider work constantly to keep our surround- ings pleasant. MAINTENANCE WITHOUT WHOSE HELP . . I66 5 SECRETARIES Miss Alvina Doerger and Mrs. Ann Stansbury are always willing to help any Spartan who has business in the office. Left to right: Mrs. Sally Schneider, Miss Rita Juengling, Mrs. Margaret Keehan, Mrs. Clara Moeller, Miss Henrietta Terhar, Mrs. Matilda Wied- mann, Mrs. Clara Hennel, Mrs. Emma Peters. CAFETERIA . l . X , ,ii r I- 1' 1 ,als - ....,.. if -Q c is N 1579 is ,, S- r. 2 6 7 '17 li SEATED: Helen Gibbons, Cele Birkofer, Catherine Kemper, Rosemary LaMarre QPresidentj, Mildred Bockelman, Colette Giebel, Teresa Munafog STANDING: Freda Smith, Dorothy Ittig, Betty Bolles, Ruth Lyons, Dolores Rudy, Mary Vogeler, Jean Klus, Lil- lie Mae Niemeier, Albina Werle, Kay Brun- ner, Mildred Leonhardt, Marjorie Schoettmer. P.T.A. ALUMNI Messrs. Jim Cloran, Ed Armbruster, Tom Henke and Mel Kist are the Alumni officers. 11111: s?---Q ---- rwmsf-:nnsmnsnn-s..: e vi J , Ts Q S 2, . seee s M X S 9 ..x.. A - X 5 S R 5 sikxii ,MQW M ,M N- N--' 'Ns Q QQ Y X in NN' is 1 4 Q Q W v i ef' . . , , X N -f H 3 'ay Q sqmm . Q m ' awk x 4 fy X. .. A A K Q . 13... ,wt K s 9 -M J-.. . ' X N masse. - X S , ,. xxA. T f ' ' use ' F xi K. S ' u ..x, ., 4... N' .fx :sys x - X- Q-Ms.:-.1-.xxx A . W, v- 'WN5 xo :X . x. - . .. sy-W W., AMB X A wnfrff . , X 2 Xwxx. iw R X . .2 e X -1 -f ..,., -W1-We 5 fwx Xf s A X. X x .x lik Ame Q. . . 9 f x .x ,HY f - Ns 'xx . . YXQ x Q , ww- --wmwyx ,.K,,,,,, MN- . ix X V l ivgfi fx, waves-ww wi X R t L I s s A Y? M , .six . K i --,,: is Twxvfvfify 3 A Y 159.545, Ask., Nw Wz'Zh0zct the special inzfereszf and wholehearled supper! ofour mms, the 1965 SPARTAN would be an z'mp0ssz'bz'!z'Q2. 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FUNERAL HOME Phone 541-0040 MITCHELL'S PHARMACY 522-1450 8603 Winton Rd., Cin. 31, Ohio Parking Front 81 Rear MORE L'S DELICATESSEN MOUCH INSURANCE AGENCY 7202 Vine St., Cin. 16, Ohio Phone 821-7155 KARL MOUCH JEWELER KNOWLTON'S CORNER FURNITURE 3940-42-44 Spring Grove Ave. at Ludlow Viaduct, 681 -7000 NIEDHARD FUNERAL HOME Compliments from A GOOD FRIEND of Roger Bacon JOHN NIEMAN NURSERY, 825-6312 THE FRANK NIESEN CO. Plumbing gl Electric Contractor 1208 Sycamore, Cin. 10, 721-2077 NIEUWLAND OPTIC IAN 8329 Vine Street opp. Hartwell School, 761-0454 NORTH CIN. LOAN 81 BUILDING CO. 2616 Vine St., Cin., O. 45219 Phone 281-3519 OBERT'S PHARMACY Thanks to our Customers Ray C. Obert '29 Compliments of A FRIEND P 81 J FOOD MARKET, UNI -5767 RIEDY TIRE gl BATTERY, UNI -6558 ROBERT RIESTENBERG INSURANCE ROMAC PLUMBING BEN RUSCHE INSURANCE Auto -Fire -Life 3333 Vine, Cincinnati 20, Ohio RUTER'S CAFE, Northside ST. BERNARD BARBER SHOP THE ST. BERNARD PROGRESSIVE B. 81 L. ASS'N. CO., 4517 Vine St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 RAY ST. CLAIR Roofing Sheetmetal Work--General Repair Cincinnati, Ohio WALTER ST. CLAIR SON Roofing 81 Sheetmetal Work Philip Carey Products 4717 Vine Street Cincinnati 17, Ohio Harry St. Clair, Prop. Compliments of ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH SCHLANSER PHARMACY SCHMIDLIN HARDWARE CO. SEALTEST ........ ..... PARKMOOR Makes the difference Drive -in Restaurants Milk ............. Ice Cream PATTY CAKE BAKERY, 8416 Vine SILVERTON BRICK CONTR. , 522-1295 PETER PAUL TYPEWRITER SERVICE J. SIMONE MEATS, 4911 Vine St. PHI LAMBDA PI BILL'S PHILLIPS 66 11139 Springfield Pike William E. Stegeman, owner PROGRESSIVE OLDSMOBILE 3215 Reading Road Sales and Service PULSKAMP AUTO SERVICE READING CIM CONCRETE SKEFFINGTON'S FORMAL WEAR INC 210 E . 6th Street Cincinnati, Ohio BOB SKINNER'S FRONTIER DODGE 7780 Reading Road Stop in and say hi. SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP. , 4205 Vine SPRING BOWL 4430 Chickering Avenue Winton Place RIDGE TEA ROOM 172 STANLEY HIGH FUNERAL HOME T1- 'H STANLEY'S I. G . A. MARKET STAUTBERG INSURANCE ASSOCIATES 4811 Vine Street , Cincinnati 17, Ohio 961 -1226 Service In Action Fire -Casualty -Health -Life -Home -Auto STOR -DOR BEVE RAGE SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS Gas Service Beyond Gas Mains See your Yellow Pages SULLIVAN'S MEN'S STORE SUMME BROS. DAIRY SUPERIOR TOWEL 81 LINEN SERVICE 481 Wayne Street Walnut Hills DAVID THOMAS JR. BOB TORBECK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 4436 Vine St., St. Bernard, O. Phone 751 -9215 TOWER FOOD SHOP 81 PONYKEG 4247 Tower Ave. at Delmar Phone 861 -4978 - -Free Delivery TOWN HALL SAVING 81 LOAN ASSN. MARVIN UHL, Watchmaker--Jeweler UNIVERSITY FOODS UNIQUE BASKET SHOP 5910 Hamilton Avenue 541 -6409 VALLEY BAKING COMPANY 1914 W. 8th Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 Congratulations, Spartans Number One JOHN VANFLANDERN VINE 81 CLIFTON CLEANERS 2019 Vine St. Cincinnati 10, Ohio WAG'S CAFE, Reading Compliments of WALTERMAN'S TAP ROOM Beer -Whiskey -Wines Luncheons -Dinners -Cafeteria 411:00 A.M. till 2:00 P.M.J 5101 Vine Street 242-9914 WASHINGTON GRILL Joe Keiner 1 10 Washington Avenue wELL1NG's JEWELERS WESTENDORF'S MEN's SHOP WHITEWAY MANUFACTURING CO. The Best in Outdoor Lighting For Service Stations Cin., O. WILLMAN FURNITURE CO. , INC . WINTON SAVINGS Sr LOAN COMPANY 4609 N. Eggewood Avenue Cinti., Ohio 45232 541-6888 WISEMAN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions A Specialty 661-1753, 2073 Harrison Avenue Industrial Soaps gl Chemicals WISSELL SOAP 81 CHEMICAL CO. Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 MR. AND MRS. FRANK G. WISSEL GERTRUDE M. 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