Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1970
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,X Q ..... lr I ' s f 4 P 5 H- ','. 4- ' 4-0 U -5 Q 'iii' 3 5+-. , 1 X '7 AP CHN A ni fa 5 'Ji l ,Qi ff- X A K ' ' '- vu Z' f , .g f-9,91 . ,d--' arf?-. -. S 1 V 514- ' f ' , f x M- L- l 1 1 , . V r . f.- 5 ,VRYU '. , t': 1 .Y Y 1 ' n.-'J,-' ' -- n -.z., ..,.1.1 .Y I THE TROUBADOUR 1970 LAYOUT STAFF Editor, Dave Kamp Mike Kalvin lim Meale Art Hermes Steve Haefele Greg Smith EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Pat O'Connor ASSISTANT EDITOR: jim Sparks PRODUCTION MANAGER: Mike Sweeney PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: joe Laible MODERATOR: Fr. Russel Dahlem BUSINESS MANAGER: Mr. Raymond Gaugush ADVISOR: Charles Miller PHOTOGRAPHY:Marvin Welte Pat McKenrick Studios Executive Studios Inter-State Studios COPY STAFF Editor, Dave Romer Iohn Milazzo Leo Zureick Steve Genheimer Franz Stanzbury Kevin Condon Steve Glaser I BUSINESS STAFF Editor, jim Budkie Steve Glaser john Thomas Though a school administration may treat all its students the same, each individual's reaction will quite assuredly be different. So too, in the halls of Roger Bacon High School many different and independently variant situations happen because of the conflfcting interests and hang-ups of 1100 male students. Personalities vary. The hard and too often self-esteemed football players are in complete contrast with the more sensitive intellectual whose frailty is tested by an overabundance of text- booksg the unobtrusive student holds not a candle to the swaggering cool guyg and the middle of the road man faces oblivion in his daily routine. Even the faculty sometimes clash, not only with the students, but also with each other. The many aspects of everyone being different lead to the variety of relationships which high school provides. Interests encompass a wide range. Budding artists of art class, developing writers for the school publications, and talented musicians of the band illustrate this variety of interests. Other students participate in national and international events by becoming 9? involved in political clubs at Bacon. The diverse interests of the Bacon student body engage them in numerous extracurricular activities ranging from athletic.teams to religious organizations. As the high school years progress, changes take place within the student himself. He develops in maturity and awareness, widens his interests and talents, and hopefully strives toward further knowledge and understanding. Roger Bacon is a versatile building. It is the home of athletic contests, dramas, concerts, and dances. During the school hours it is filled with the great commotion and activity of 1100 Spartans. At 2:35, however, the classrooms and halls empty, leaving the building desolate and uninhabited except for the occasional echoing foot- steps ofthe few who remain. Contrast, evident among the students and teachers and in the many aspects of school life, is common and increases as the weeks, quarters, and years at Roger Bacon go by. People, interests, places, and activities are all in contrast, and yet they are all in unison. They are all Bacon. , l l 1 i i 'C '-l P ' 'g,: ' r 4' -I9'U, 4fl3N 1 D l AN, TWT' X-FW' i l ' 'I-IT! '- I ,l ' ' Hr39lwtll'v'-llfwll 41-ft .Z llgirfg ' r- f lvl- ' 'I ' V ua gill ug, JJ Uv. gt, If -l-ml,-l . lf Lit I' I. , I , -1 -' .. -l r . ' .iff it-, if: Hg. qi: ,', 'gl' ETH. 1. 'l'A gt -ry 'll' i fr l - - 'Hy . .v 4 l 4 I r lr, :X l l Il A ' ' l Y f Tt '..i I' 'Il .ill Af A,-.. l , h ' l 'C Q W' nf. A ' ' - Much 'of a Spartan's life revolves around his school. ,1Roger.,Bacon is the center of his intellectual develi opment, an outlet for the elxpresgien of his talents, and the scene of much of his soncial life. I 1 . . , Contrast appears in the extent and manner in which each student is influenced. by his schoolillfe. Though all attend the six hours of daily classes, each is affect- ed in a different way lbecause of the variety of cours- es offered and the studenfs interestliri the subjects. Partici-patiort in eattratculrricullaractivities affects each involved' ,student diffetrentllly, Varying oppcrrtunities are available: the band, the athletic teams, the pub- lication staffs, the political clubs, and other clubs and optional classes. CZit'he ri facets Cf schcvcrl life open to all are sporting events land' dances, which affect thosewho attend in various waysi a i In the Spartan lhlimslelft, the marry aspects of school life, evoke cofitlrasting riespenses, The student may be filled with pride at a peieformanee of our lbarld, or emlbarrassed at the failiureiel 3 lab experiment., He may eagerly anticipate seeding his writting Qpubllished in the '2PENM,AQl'-ll, or dread' an up-cQm.iLnlg exam. 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I .,,u4' , 'ion 'rw-1' -, 1 s 1' -1 'I'- . ..., fn .A ll, '-. 11. r fl ,,',v,1' ...- 11 I fl ,I ' ' ' '. I' - . - 1,-,l..7 'A .. in Q.,,,, 3117. . jg. 'Z'-Jia.. V. 1- V If -if 3 fi.: Q 1,592 fl . 'Mag i fffi' . - Q, W,.i21fg.fA,' LJ'.ffjt 5 . , J i. 11.4. -271: if Exp' . J' 1 li ' '. ' 1 1 L lf 1 . .-' .- .wfgff .41 . . I ' ' I, ' fu. . fp-rf--.. lol' ': '1'?41 1 2. , .. .Al 1 Jil n -:Li 'Pt L TOP: Summertime Blues. MIDDLE: The Czar and has bishop, first to arrive. RIGHT: You can get anything you want at Brother Luke's Restaurant! j ,hm-.. 5 ,. -0 i x ...gs--3 s'1 ' lib H U 5... 22' ' ff-FX: 6 'i Qvf9 4'Z il -W ur I 1 HZ, if 'xi ,, Q.- ll Empty Ionliness . warm friendliness! xg. 'wfiw rv ABOVE: First day - forms! forms! forms! LEFT: To begin anew. mate ' Iettiuns The times they are a changin'! On September 28, the juniors and seniors elected twelve new representatives to the Student Senate for the 1969-70 school year. Those elected were chosen from 103 nomi- nees - all those juniors and seniors who had exhibited outstanding leadership quali- ties and school spirit. A new concept was added this year in that the students were permitted to nominate some of the candi- dates for the Senate. The six incumbent senators from last year and the newly elected senators chose Tim Mulcare to be Presidentg Frank Steer, Vice- Presidentp Frank Abell, Secretaryp and loe Charlton, Treasurer. x 5. N. X x X. 'f - r j:C . -A . x' , M i , , 23532. X - Hx '22 , r I I J Xb ,X Q1 ' ,f ts W I -cf N X fA ' N Xxwtffff JL. i Make no mistake, I am the President! 8 5 ' F 1 A ix ,, Q, 15. r 1 If I -f'N f' 'X 1 'N' IJ.. Observation Cogitation Commitment. x..p V F 3 T1 's J f A Q' 1 my 1 I -N Af xr x,. K I I H4 ,fl D '- Q ' ' Ji JTNUJ f' JV l ,ffm Wh: if AT TOP: The time has come for you to decide. ABOVE: The bear meets the boys 9 I xii, , 'x w. . X V10 qv iw zhdrv-.q,! Iam 'gg' 14. 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Many are caught up in the beat and soon find them- selves moving with the penetrating music within you, without you, Many of them spend the entire dance silently watching the band's performance, standing where they can literally feel the music, so close to the amplifiers that they can feel their clothes vibrating. As the light comes on at 11:30, the music and mov- ing stop. Despite deadened ears and tired limbs, the people file out the doors and enter the sharp, reviv- ing air. A 4'- .-i,.. .'. A , 'I 1 Q56 , ,QV .3-A LZ' A 3 HJ 1 -1 if' , 'T ,Q TTN T 2 i ' Thi .3 , 1. ,N .wi QTCDM PB! T -0- '-N. . f' xi If JM 'gi P+' v-TGIF: S 'Lt ,J m,QSfi1t'D The '69-'70 basketball season has to be ranked among the best in Bacon's his- tory. Guided by the hard work of Coach Klus, loaded with talent, and blessed with four returning starters, Bacon was picked to win the G.C.L. ti- tle, and many planned to see St. john Arena. Neither hope was realized. Three C,.C.L. teams dealt the Spartans heartbreaking losses, and Moeller de- feated Bacon in the finals of the District Tournament. Many people were responsible for the revitalization of Spartan spirit through- out the season. The new cheerleaders were organized, the Signees went back to work, the Spirit Club planned fan- tastic pep rallies. Congratulations to all! f I' UF 14 :A 4 -Nucl x Q x Cui' J fi K N N P 1 l J n x 'W , r 1? Q 11:1 5' - - -rv L,- 'e l 3 IFJ U, 25 S' i ' x 1 ,H r0.4 A H A X N 4 N NHL. w. 23 ,ff fl fi 43339363 'lfiiilpiii ' fgggw rf-Q--Mumbai-hung ' . , 41' 'SL 51- s .XA V. '. . -.-,-, -Q! km C 945 944. . F E 4 ,- . ., s. f M, 5 ' 'N f , All f' L J5 , I Q 1' S X . ,f L. I. 1 I. s 3 , 4 4 A V Q w ' M i 3 ff' if Enifiw' -gui,-Q 9.-.spum .:Jm F..-1 Ni..-1.-. ..:'::rf 'Hr .MQ L,.f1 :'.1-:,:t7i H 'i ':R we Q? - I 16 117' r P1 K vlvm kwff kx. bfff 5 sf' , ' 3 1 ! fi, ' Q N A ,s . H X. x., 'HF lv CAPTAIN Amongst dust laden books, Moderator Mr. Rieder searched diligently for the necessary intellectuals for the It's Academic Team. His search ended upon the discovery of three carefully stored, unknown intellegentsia. They were: Leo Brausch, Dan Holdgriewe, and Tom Brueggemeyer and alternates Dave Feichtner, lim Budkie, and Steve Genheimer. A D E M I C T M lnhfifill332fl2?ZZl.OpTSVf.ZlfldtfQ Decembemo Wl N S Fl RST RO U N D more hecklers than well-wishers, the team defeated Aiken and Boone County. The short-lived S E C G N D I N victory ended on lanuary10 when the team f' ' h d d . I h Jflff fCSSfffeCLT,SAfO'ff3.t Y S EC O N D RO U N D TV? ,5f T2?? H l vf'rZlU ? i amy ' . .'ga-E mgwggvfl :s ir v,.. ., ., - .1 www!! 9 ----- 1. z if Q N .-. U, I l 1 6 4 FIRST ROW: Leo Brausch, Tom Brueggemeyer, Dan Holdgriewe. SECOND ROW: Coach Ni- cholas Rieder and Moderator Dave Manning. J CHRISTMAS ....-' ,X i W s ,,.I'r-Q B . - K ,,...ang' 5. N. v 'VA ami ,-' SEMIFORMAL . . Z' 1 1 , f I x - I' .6 ., fx Q A, , I N mon... N-A J v' ff v aff' ..- ...V . + A44-' V ,Qf-a3 k O L , V. 4 A ,Y f J - I U , -'ffm' . , va- '- fj 5' '- . W. T -' 1 xl Q fn ll I Af Q . .W 233 4 Q .1 rr! . KJ I' ' -1 n 'Fil Ni, 'W 5 .4 V r i r 5 I--4, It 4, - - J 1 'N i f L Yitrwq Q f l 4 :'l T' .Eiga MID-TERM EXAMS Mid-term exams provide a test for both the students and teachers. To students it is a frantic week of last minute cramming - trying to collect and organize the thou- sands of catalogued facts filed and dis- carded during the first semester. The lack of sleep on exam mornings is noticeable from the three nights of 2:00 AM and 3:00 AM studying. Meanwhile all the teachers fight and struggle to have all the exams prepared on time, and then corrected. if L di. j B l -' 'A ' . X -It X FIRST ROW: T. Budke, M. Steinmetz, P. CrawleY, l. Foley, l. Abell, M. Day, T. Dreier. SECOND ROW: M. Meinking, I. Thomas, D. Rabe, D. Boesken, S. Criga, S. Timmel. Two essentials to the growth of the young person are intellectual development in conjunction with the phys- ical. With this in mind, Bacon held its annual intramural program this year. The program gave the less athletic a chance to enjoy the competition of a sporting contest. The schedule for each homeroom consisted of four games with a playoff for the victors. As always is, the most outstanding and experienced survived. lerry Fol- ey and Bob Wiegele with their respective teams met in a final playoff with Foley defeating Wiegele. I I TRAMURALS ,vw l l l l mr.. lrgg .a-J I RELIGIOUS FCDRMATICJN ... A CURRICULUM ESSENTIAL Q A DAYS CF RECOLLECTICN REPLACE TRADITIONAL RETREATS W, :WGQIT 'ff 9 IJ- ' I V sf- ! 'SRI . 1 ,ff .,,-r ', 2 'YQHEWI vu---.nlifffiaf tntnsuj.-Cx, HL, E, 2- 3.45. s? f E ici 'fda an-an-an-5Qi'I 'Qf , 9' bllulluluneftl C1 ' , wnnuuu- wg 3 x ' .....4 , 1 . -.. A . '.. if Q. .. Q, V 1,' U 1, f N is r ,fn N K, , . z N , , - Q, 1' l, 'jf' we A' Y' Jr! ..':.'.'. W Ill X , Q. 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'f 0 ,3 .0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , , -, - ,- - - . . . A V V ' 0' : 00 5 'O 00 000 0 00 0 ' .+ghQ4 W 1, v 45 Si SENIOR FCRUM S-HRS CONTROVERSY AT FAR LEFT: Frank Weikel - Enquirer Columnistg AT LEFT: jim Scott - WSAI Disc jockey. BELOW: Rev. Leon Sullivang Lieutenants Kappel and Ward. V w H- M n 4-QL ., , 5 4 7 . , F7 F -QW I 5 gif. gw x 4 Q, I C w f V K IN MEMURIAM A few of the smiles which Hosea and Steve imparted to the rest ofthe world should be their memoriarn. They are able to transcend all boundaries because smiling is something everybody, everywhere does in the same language. ' ' , ' 'lff5 fT Ffvf- Q-, .. l ' ,,,,, .'x,l c fix Qillilllllllr I read the news today o boy About a lucky man who made the grade And though the news was rather sad Well Ijust had to laugh I saw the photograph. He blew his mind out in a car He didn't notice that the lights had changed A crowd of people stood and stared They'd seen his face before Nobody was really sure A If he was from the House of Lords. I saw a film today o boy The English Army had just won the war A crowd of people turned away But I just had to look Having read the book. I'd love to turn you on Woke up, fell out of bed, Dragged a comb across my head Found my way downstairs and drank acup, And looking up I noticed I was late. Found my coat and grabbed my hat Made the bus in seconds flat Found my way upstairs and had a smoke, Somebody spoke and I went into a dream. I read the news today o boy Fourthousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire And though the holes were rather small They had to count them all Now they know how many holes it takes To fillthe Albert Hall. ' I'd love to tu rn you on john Lennon and Paul McCartney Copyright 1967 I 4TH ANNUAL ACADEMIC BANQUET The fourth annual Academic Banquet began with the traditional imbibing of cocktail punch. During the sub- sequent half hour, the parents of the Bacon scholars met with other parents and teachers. Following the invocation, the dinner began. After the meal, numer- ous speakers ascended the rostrum to commend the scholars. Awards were given to the top students in each division - Steve Genheimer, Senior Divison, Tom Brueggemeyer, junior Divison, Tom Papin, Sopho- more Division, and Bob Denterlein, Freshman Divi- sion. The banquet ended with a prayer for thanks and the scholars left with a feeling of achievement. fl' gs xi - . PM ' 1111 -. .imgk-C. KU 14 A' ef' AA - S. AT RIGHT: Steve Genneimer - Senior Divisiong Tom Brueggemey er - junior Divisiong Tom Papin - Sophomore Divisiong Robert Den lerlein -Freshmen Division. ANT TOP: joe Ldible Cfktticusl prepares to present his fuse. ABOVE: Bryan Sermer- sheim llemb impiores his father, Atlifus. ,NT RIGHT1 Mark Friedmann applies make-up fmM.1rvNelSOr1,Mr5.Dubose. RGGER BACON PRESENTS -.vi--v r 1 I TO KILL A MGCKINC-BIRD l 4 J The house lights dimmed, the audi- ence settled, and the long-awaited production of To Kill A Mocking- bird began. The wait was definitely worthwhile, and the students who attended felt that the presentation was the best in their years at Bacon. The story is told by jeremy Finch, the narrator, who recalls the people and the town of Maycomb, Alabama, during the Depression. Three youngsters, Scout, lem, and Dill are forced to face the realities of life through a series of incidents leading up to the trial of Tom Robinson, a black man accused of attacking Mayella Ewell. The outcome of the trial and conse- quent disasters in Maycomb form in Scout, lem, and Dill the awareness that the worth of a human being is not dependent upon first impressions. The production was presented by players from Roger Bacon, OLA, and Ursuline. The play was produced by Mr. Nicholas Rieder and directed by Mr. john Schrimpf. Set design and construction was done by Mrs. Car- olyn Gastright and several Bacon and OLA students. l i I This year the Roger Bacon junior-Senior Prom was held on the evening of April 17th in the Netherlan Hilton Hotel in the Pavillion Caprice Room. Music for the evening was provided by the Don Lackey Orchestra which was hired after several fruitless attempts of having a good rock band. The highlight of the night came at 12:00 PM when jerry Foley and Patty Rhoades were crowned Prom King and Prom Queen to the surprise of no one. Although the Prom is the social highlight of the spring season, it seems to have lost much of the anticipation and fanfare that it once held for students. ln the last few years, the Prom has become a device for social acceptance instead ofa night to remember. hind if i Q Y ,n J n 38 5 5-G '-mo? in.. f7'1 ASR' ps U A M1 . F 'sur l If if 5,5525 -? 'aL-HW ' . I:17' MT!i 39 1 -. J --1 6, gQ 1 me F? li 1.4 ,, 'I F, T ,.. L , PT ix. EL I THE KI G THE QUEE THE COURT 'XI TOP: LuncL1Ru5clwc-rowns Pattv Rhrmdc-s, Quc10r1.ABOVE: Thv King Ami hu rourti Linda Ruschcl and N1Il'xI'SIUH,LVlTfT O'H.1m and Kcm kcfnwn, Patty Rhoadvs and lorry Inlcw, Ls-slw Holzhausc-r .md Clem Txle-ms, Conrmw Micclli and Tim XTIIICJTV. NT FAR RIGHT: A mo- ITN'TTITU1hi'TlNh, x I fs-df . . X 4 K9 Z 1. v I4 I J -.I ABOVE: 1970 Prom King and Prom Queen, jerry Foley and Patty Rhoades. AT LEFT: Candidate Steve Bolin and his date. 43 1,-1 --..45,,,,,,, -.- -,. . !Z: K , 4 - -as. ,, 1-0-.,, . , . . ,,. f f'f'lt--1 e -. . I Q- in.: R -a 5 . ..' ---. ,,.-an A , - YQ-.- 'Tw' W, . '. ' '1 . ,jf ......,.. . 4' ,mv vm ,. Jw -- 1.. ,Q ., . 4.-uf-.1 , A 1, w -we ' QA H W,m,,-,.. ,..,.., . swzgg., S rknii.-our - ..g'f s.,Q-sw! ,YVQA 4 N., igfyg?-E li. 71' st NL! Graduation is a time when emotions are many and varied. Graduation means something different to everyone. For many gradua- tion is marked by a great sigh of relief, to others it is just another obstacle that has .VX QW' 'T WF' N i- 5 ik E A I' r F A 5 been conquered in the quest for learning. Commencement gathers together for the last time the friends and foes of four years of high school. A year from now Nix. AT LEFT: Tom Goldschmidt, Alumni Presi dent, presents jerry Foley with the All Sportstrophy. everyone will have gone their own separate ways. Some of the class of '70 will be mulling over a college textbook, others operating a tool and die machine in a factory, throwing a grenade from a muddy foxhole in Vietnam, or oyerhauling a transmission in a local garage. Even in an all-male institution such as Roger Bacon, the joy of graduating is touched by the sad realization that many friendships have come to an end . ., f'lG' AT LEFT: The principal graduation speaker, Mr. William Staudt. AT TOP: Valedictorian, Tim Mulcare. GRADUATION POTPQURRI xx f ll. i , w 1 X 1 2.. 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Father consults the revealing SAT scores and other data. He then chooses the best course for your future and suggests the proper path for success. 'a En W' F A I r l new I I . 4 ' ' .sr , 'f 0 . r a ' 41 ' I ' ' ' y l if . - f EYOKG -'f . , ' . . 4 V ., IGH . . ' . . .E ' A ' 4 i I - . . 4 Y S511 if an - 5 A A . f t l l 4 ' U W .bis ' l f ' y M I I Q. W6 D W Lt, X K' n ' 'A ,kids . . , , g , . I x S K Ml , f t' Q, tl' 5 wr 'F Y ,-ll -V .4 r tl li. l sf' f 1' , ak' . ff I, is l v' L - fad N' 9' E , they l I 0 Yi 0 1 0 , li . '--'NN .w Wv..-'- 'x' HONORS PROGRAM CHALLENGES THE GIFTED STUDENT 1 .- This can't be Chemistry class. The-y're serious. in ' I . W L , OLA girls at - ARTS - SCIENCES PREPARES THE COLLEGE-BGUND ' I 4 S -EZ Igikgfx ABOVE1 Dave Norris and Tom Federle plot scales in Mechanical Drawing. AT RIGHT: Typing - an integral part of the' Commercial program. 'Xfk 4'-T., -.Tj smi--'l ,.' ,.,'1 .. ,. 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Lol'1man,Treasurerp Mrs. Herbe, D.F.T. President, Frank Wisselg Vice-President, Paul For- nex, Secretary, lack Mulcarep Treasurer, George Steinmetzg Financial Secretary, Bernard Hartel. 62 President, Mrs. Mogavero, Financial Secretary 7 BOOSTERS 'fri' 51 ' '3 wi, ,W-.. '- 'f' ' V- 1 ,V L ' Mg f 1' wi 'MTM Mm I MHIL Iv! lm ,Wu , ' - A, ' 'syn J Fi n 'K Mrs. Munafo, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Herbe, Mr. Hartmann, Mr. Morelli, Mrs. Mulcare. ALUM I Alumni President, Thomas Coldschmidt. 'Q ,Av ,sg , 47 ,4 -fglf. S 'ff'-an 'ffs ,J 3,1 ff -, 95 p 1, ., nemug rf ' , wfrggf , . , 3 Vx Q, LA l gif . ff . 'ff f, f V M, rw, STUDE T SENATE lohn Milazzo jugs an unsuspecting freshman. 1 if Y 1 xufn X ' ..-1-- ' a? ' I 251 r ff., X .... Dedicated senators discuss pressing issues. Shirt sales are lagging' Q . riRsT ROW: F. Abell, F. sieer, c. Klems, 1. Milazzo, D. Brockman, Brausch, M. Morelli, I. Zinser. THIRD ROW: I. Charlton, 1. Foley, B srcown ROW: Fr, Laurian, M. Stoll, C. Troma, T. Mulcare, L. laspenv. PhiIIips,M.Cioffi, B. O'Brien,S.GlaSer. , 0 Mark Morelli on duty at dismissal ' i Fr. Laurian congratulates new officers: F. Abell, F. Steer, T. Mulcare 1. Charlton. is JM. sl er, 3: M Ever-alert Steve Glaser watches lunch line. g,-X-, jerry Foley oversees Senate Election balloting. 45, .l SENATE ANNIHILATES X I . AC U LTY 24-23 K ' f ! ' iii BMJ, '--an 9 ' ' quwtz ,Ii .4 ' 4. ' , 'QCQ ,, l . A Q F51 I 0 I' . . - ' 21' Q fn' I' 1 ' 's 4. .1 Pi. '1 1 J-I LTA ff. ' gg ,, g1Aq..L.4,1n.-' 1. ' kvfn Ffa Q : 5,344 -1 ,i A ,M ',,,iw . A rf ll ,. ' 4-Q-:rg ' t x 5 'Y' . fJ4'1' V f-f- L., A m- N t' : ff A rm 1. '. 1 E .in -In VQWNA' ,ff - h gg Iv ' ATE -A153 bl A N Y .av i R ww -A' ' Q. .fy -1 . ., , - :lf f -A ,Q-5.--f' ' - JH' -hqbfw ,' '-lO v- Q l 'I W ':'51f ' ' f' Wigrfxm' 575.5 f '- l'L,' ..-.v -.' ,'-er ' - 'Irv - X' Y- ' f. ' .At -1-rv, , , ,, w.M,fzx,.Q'h.f M . zz +- f . - ' . in .n-NJA--4V+..f 'fin' riff. l ., N I V -QRU-Q . 'tv l , ' - ' ' 1 V . 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FOURTH ROW1 M. Bauer, P. Jasper, V. P. Nagel. SECOND ROW: I. Charlton, P. Hauck. THIRD ROW: M. Kruthaupt, A. Kalb, P. Triggs, A. johnson, Rivers, K. Boehner. FIFTH ROW: I, Uhrig, K. Condon, 1. Dattillo, R. 1. Maj, R. Nettles, A. Nadler, Endres. 'fs 'fu- 'EI . 9 X 'U , 711 .WA ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL BAGONIAN ' ,.f W--- -O OOOO O e me r'- , 1 me . i ---- i E hh-,,,,,,,,,,, .,. .... .-vw-hi' ,. .,.....-- 4 L.: NY' FIRST ROW: M. Kepferle, T. Ryan, R. Sparer, S. Glaser, B. Helms. SECOND ROW: R. Heithaus, L. Brausch, T. Carter, 1. Wright, Spiro Connoly. I AT LEFT: BACONIAN staff members laugh at anoth- er hilarious BACONIAN article. ABOVE: Contro- versial feature editors hard at work. penman X. J! u L-2' f 1 f '--.r ' ,,:fff:g2 'f-' ,-J' aff 6 5 . 1. . X- H E q 5'1Y iii , ,R lv, e 1 1655? if' Iiw 76 - pi p 1 gggwfi 6 I 1 1 I 1 iff! 174V F MQ? 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A , gl IATE DITOR AT Leo Brausch - undo-t.. H. .5 fi 3? . :Q . Q. , E12 Q5 -Q.. fs 237 2 3? 5. THE PE MA 'H-' ' . 'f-f 3 1 . ' f---W . in Q 1 FIRST ROW: S. Genheimer, M. Albert, D. lmbrogno, M. Friedmann, F. Cioffi, S. Glaser, I. Sparks, L. Brauscb, F. Abell, T. Mauntel, M. Sweeney. Mm NON-FICTION 'f..,jtqgxe Genheimer, Editor Sielrelfj-laser - M'-.X TEQplQueggemeyer TD,:iiQlFi2irbtner FmUONf2 v Mike Sweeney, Editor Mik Cioffi Leo uhreick X, - .1 X. . f f. PoETRigt , lol23fT,QNAillazo, Editor FrQQ'Stansbury Albert Randy Weinert Tom Mauntel ART f Mark Friedman, Editor Greg Albert fil l 3 Stansbury, D. Albert, D. Feichtner, T. Brueggerneyer. SECOND ROW: M SAFETY COUNCIL ml. may 'ill' O iii '31 .Zi- ,- .X V FIRST ROW: T. Donovan, B. Faller, 1. Kiefer, I. Zinser, S. Wieland, D. ROW: C. Webster, P. Niehaus, M. Holtzleiter, K. Condon, D. Grote, I. Tilford, 1. Faller. SECOND ROW: T. Merkle, T. Doyle, C. McCarthy. Vondernaar, S, Hauser, M. Gabelrnan, M. Haring, T. Clark, THIRD AT TOP: Outstanding Safety Council rnember, Bob Faller. ul 39' 'G' x 78 , 11-4' - if ' 'f,,,'h -5 IILQNIS .XM rr , . . N--gem. 'Y' 5 KZ 'WOW ,,, . . , I' fi nl. .um W3 . 'N 'fs il Ni sl x V2 mi -.00 12 Xxx, ll ' IKVVLIX Urwvn av 2 '-'nuiv' ABOVE: Mr. Fenton Congratu- lates winners in the Road Rally: S. Shirley, E. Meiners, T. Carter, R. Steinmetz, S. Czimbal, and S. Glaser. El I5 AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY S . r '- , 1 if FIRST ROW: I. Charlton, P. White, E. Wilkerson, K. Wilkerson, C. Smith, S. Carlos, C.. Farmer, W. White, R. Meeks, M. Holland. SEC OND ROW: S. Phillips, P. Crowley, O. johnson, F. Carlos, D. MC Curdy, R. johnson, I. Goodlovv. THIRD ROW: A. Farmer, R. Phillips, RED CROSS Red Cross officers Bob Boehrner and Carv Bonornini. 80 -..J KAg R. Willard. FOURTH ROW: P. Triggs, R. Armstead, H. Davis, K. Ruf- fin, R. Wheeler, B. Bailey. FIFTH ROW: R. Bannister, I. Price. SIXTH ROW: E. Bostik, K. Garcia, B. Menefield, A. johnson, V. Rivers, R. Nettles, E'Joshua, C. MCCurdy. I E c I. U I N w I elffl 51' 4..- FIRST ROW: W. Wehner, I. Hosty, M. Wall, P. Klems, M. Kepferle. SECOND ROW: 1. Meale, T. Bunch, V. Harris, S. Peetz. THIRD ROW: A. Hermes, K. Boehner, B. Marchant, 1. Brannen, D. Noonan. - l FIRST ROW: G. Hilling, I. Rohman, K. Powell, B. Linz. SECOND ROW: I. Gallina, T. Mitchell, I. Rohman, 1. Welling, THIRD ROW: D. Lynch, F. Gallina, B. Rusche. I inir-p-. . uuncil un wnrlh ffatrs T FIRST ROW: A. Kalb, D. Imrbrogno, R. Frank, G. johnson, D. Rie- T. Federle, B. Faller, M. Parmentier. THIRD ROW: B. Borgerding, P man, I. Gallina, R. Weinert, M. Bishop, T. Ryan, S. Rolfes. SECOND Heirhaus, 5- C-laser, R- H9ifhf3US, B- Grause. ROW: W. Connoly, 1. Drakus, F. Gallina, M. Kalvin, I. Klus, 1. Sparks, vez: T--W J EdgecIiff's top delegates: Tom Federle, Dan Holdgriewe, and Gregjohnson. FIRST ROW: 1. Charlton, C. Klems, F.Steer,B. Boehm-r,1. Milano, ROW: D. Sfhlegel, B. O'Brief1,T- Guerhlein, S. LavvS0r1,T. Shea, T. P. Schoettelkotte. SECOND ROW: P. Triggs, K. Condon, R. Arm- MuIcare,1.May- stead, D. Clark, M. Sanzere, M. Neumann, G. Bonomini. THIRD fi! T X, T ix ai HiT.-LU-f', 1 M 5.15 wx f L ' X ff! . ., ?f'gfLs.3:, i-3 .87 44, N ,W 'N'--.-1 .-. - x ,f N f MA ffr X' YI 1, T C lik! aaaa 'gE'Ih'.': a::::a'::::. ! ' J W P7277 CLUB .X E 83 A lxx I I ,XX ' I P1 I I. 'X V fx x,'1'II II I, X Ir:'I'IIIIIx,.l:II XI V, .V ., I , x 1 x 'Ms .f R, I ' i 'F 'U -1, Y 'i 'C' 9 Q FIRST ROW: S. Genheimer, M. Kalvin, M. Sweeney, I. Meale, P. O'Connor. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, S. Haefele, 1. Sparks, A. Hermes, I. Budkie. THIRD ROW: S. Glaser, D. Kamp, K. Condon, I. Laible. MISSING: D. Romer, L. Zureick, F. Stansbury, I. Thomas, I. Milazzo. .4151 -...,,-.Q-A .R '-g N sp..-..,.- .--..-.....4.....-..-..,.... VY U . 0 l L. t ff , X X 3 f - l -NN, I Xxx f Ry, XXX fn i SX -. ,-'X ftkvf s -Sl. . lr! :Av-5. fi r' ,Xf 94 1 , 1 2 I- 5 P T' 41 Good God! ... 3- . .,.4vv ' si?-' Who's gonna buy these! if 2..- x Dave Kamp, Animal Editor, obeys his master. Do it over creatively! This quote fittingly typifies the goal of the 1970 TROUBADOUR staff. To put it quite simply, we have tried to produce the finest yearbook ever to come out of Roger Bacon. Involved in the process of making TROUBADOUR '70 the best ever, we have spent many long frustrating hours of hard work. We have tried to discard the tradi- tion-bound yearbook of Roger Bacon, and present something new and alive. For anyone who is at a loss about the theme, our theme this year was contrast, and we have tried to empha- size this by the effective use of copy, pictures, and headlines. We consider this book a yearbook with a message. We have tried to capture the apathy of the senior, the rev- olutionary spirit of the junior, the school spirit of the sophomore, and the bewilderment of the freshman. We have tried for the best - hopefully we have succeeded. A X TG KILL A MOCKlNCiBlRD - CAST Drama students from Roger Bacon Ursuline Academy, andOurLadyoftheAngels jeremy Finch ............ .....4. lem fthe younger leremyl ,.. Scout llem's sisterl ....... k f Atticus ftheir fatherl ........ - Dill Clem and Scout's friendl ..... v X - fi? H Calpurnia tthe housekeeperl ....... .. . ll Maudie Atkinson Ca neighbor? ....... . W W .. Stephanie Crawford fthe town gossipl 4 X tx ia! Mrs. Dubose ta sick, old neighborl .... X S! Nathan and Arthur tBool Radley ...... X D 6 Heck Tate fthe sheriffl ........... I S judge Taylor ...................... : K B Reverend Sykes ta negro Ministerl .... X .,,,.f X! Mayella Ewell ia young girll ......., ,i Bob Ewell iher fatherl .,.....,.,.t,. ,. X Walter Cunningham ta poor farmerl ., S ' Mr. Gilmer ipublic prosecutor? ,.t.,.. Tom Robinson ia young Negrol ..t.r sl Helen Robinson this wifei .....,. DaveRomer Bryan Sermersheim LisaGlass . A . . .joseph Laible ,..r 1. Mark Albright M. Vivian Brussard .t,... Mary Nurre .. , A... Cathy Homoelle U... Mary Nelson ..r. Claude Webster Steve Mann BobGrause john Goodlow, lr. ,..,rjo Anne Romer ... . A . Steve Rolfes . . , .t,. Mike Holtzleiter M. . Pat O'Connor .... Kevin Wilkerson ...,... Elisa Victor aff 1000 CLGWNS 86 fav-s - BO :x - I ' '99 U I - me A ' V9 Sfuomsfwf 1 I FIRST ROW: R. Armstead, E. Wilkerson, 1. Goodlow lr., T. Ryan. SECOND ROW: P. Moore, S. Lawson, K. Condon, I. Charlton. The disturbing, distorting speaker concludes the rever- ies of an entire student body as the Baconian ofthe Air crackles a humorous contribution into everyday school life. With spontaneous moans, a voice comes over the speaker, bringing school news to an over-burdened student body. When the noise at last subsides, the homerooms empty, taking with them a few minutes of laughter. AT LEFT: Tom Ryan putting it in our ear. ABOVE: john Ctoodlow lr. with humor. AT BOT- TOM: Phil Moore struggles with script. T 1 x w FQQTBALL ' lg A C H E E R I- D E WSQDQ? Oh Yeah! We're number one!!! SP-IR-IT, that's spirit, let's hear it!!! We're from BA-CON!!! I 17 I S 88 W 4 JH i I' -1 'ff-Q' -1 ' 'T ui D ff ei i 5 'Zn R -. K xl Tx' fr. ...lying MNXQA1- J .Q i 0 KJ., A li? .- 1 e iii a me . . 1 + . f .f,fl,f .' W O jk 1 K j t j ii L , fiwflifgf' ,:12'L, A 'Abi fha, FIRST ROW: C. Bauer, M. Friedman, R. Weinert, R. Helmes, I. Zinser, T. Martini. SECOND ROW: 1. Sparks, S. Glaser, L. Brausch, T. Carter, R. Heithaus. CHESS CLUB -1 - 'x SER an FIRST ROW: D. Boesken, B. Mairose, T. Bricker, l. Budkie. SECOND ROW: T. Fuchs, P. jasper, G. Wall, D. Kempe. - ff 'Y RADIO CLUB O FIRST ROW: S. Ventre, I. Knollman, M. Alverson, P. Knoer. SECOND ROW: D. Groen, T. Harris, W. Wehner, B. Bross, I. Wiener l , . 6- .i.'.'1s TFP 5 , I ' 1 A ff, 91 rr' ' - ' f .'?.Af ' ' J ' . ' I , A ' I , ,' , v ' n . ' x ' . - n ... gl , ..- . I I ' ,. 'v :L -.. . 1:!'.::- vt 1 Q . I s x '- k,4,. ' f .gf 1. Rx N ','x1Ql'- lt ', . 1' Q- lx :N X . I ' - o 1, . 3 1 Q w ,X , - -,Q . . n , . . I . 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' ' . H x ,ilk ' X g.1,F?'f ? , f ,A f ., i QF. tl , ff 4 N X. -J I A . SA fig, Q57 4 ' S4 Aw 2 4 N S., U 0 nb, 1, .'x -fi. 4 -'N 4. -. x ' ,aw K., W 5 J,-V 'AK f ' 'A' Q 'k:x'T:n,f Q4 A . I i .4 ln V' ' f A.. 1 nf- , 0 ,t - 1 1 , 5 no - ' R ',: 1 . ., X F 1 7 Refs CAN do some things right! Precision ,r , '4 Q Van Phillips under pressure. Xu, A 1 45 ff . 9 Q-A i .YY A - is 'N wi. -I4 fy 1 . W' 1 5 , ' -J' Mark Morelli mashed ! .,, J, A.. 1 IF, 9 ky .X Ali fy: qs Pvls Qs 1. -'vii' hull 1' Q 1 i . X' ..' R V , ' Ulu I .I 1' jd ' , Q -Qiff-0' f 11' Jah' ' X I -' f' ' Q ' ', . 4 ,' ,311 'm x gs . QQ.. ., .W fig? li W- y' . 1. J lx' Q - AAq QO- 'lf ,gf -5 .r , 1 in o F I 4 1 'A f 1- x l 2 '31 ,' , 'A ! r , f ' d 4 4v I .Ax ., .1 if , In ., vr, uf' J 1 fn ' I '. w- ...- 4 W , f ' V 'V 4 Y 'L 5 ,' 5 '. 'N-..!-X59. s, .if '. affix- '- 1 ' ,Q 1 ff, ,B f '...g!.ulo 7fvf 'ft' f-gas, - I :-Q an rv. fl if ll 1 'l Va .G' '.,, Q , 4. ,- X' A1- ,Y .sifrkti 1 x , ,.5..- Q54 . u v- 7.5 'ui I A' I 1 'H 3 N I 1,1.,'4f . N . y.. 1 ' 'nf . , '-, .. q K .M JI: , ,. . . U 0 . I . ga fl C' X1 gf J! , I 1 FIRST ROW: P. Louis, Mgr. P. Cook, I. Richmond, A. Farmer, A French, M. Morelli, T. Fallon, D. Benjamin, D. Tenhover, C. Asmann SECOND ROW: K. Allison, Head Coach Bron Bacevich, K. Kistner, T. Thien, D. Rabe, R. Rabe, T. Pierce, S. Phillips, D. Brockman, R O'Brien, S. Bolin, I. Zinser, Asst. Coach T. Hattersley. THIRD ROW C.. Bonomini, P. Triggs, R. McKenna, D. Burks, M. Munafo, B. Henke, K. Zinser, D. Albert, D. Doppes, R. Hausfeld, Asst. Coach I. Kassel- No Comment. .' , X - ----.M , s man. FOURTH ROW: C. Girmann, G. Garvey, M. Ryan, K. Wilkerson, I. Hampel, M. Asmann, D. Holtzleiter, R. Rush, M. Lynch, R. Schoen- wetter. FIFTH ROW: G. Engelbert, R. Schoettmer, R. Yenke, R. las- per, T. Kruthaupt, M. Cioffi, I. Riechman. SIXTH ROW: M. Huber, M. Kruthaupt, I. Abell, R. Stark, D. Weikel, P. Burke, G. Hurm. LAST ROW: M. Ennis, T. Shea, K. Brumleve, M. Albright, T. Maschmeier, W. Macht. ,- 615 an as 'I 1 Ruhwj? fx SPQI Q -sw O' 3' . - ff ' 1 -LQ 'st' lx 4 ' Q 'K' CPAA i W tlas. Q--fi MS' fu, ,. ex- - S' .f ' 1.91. If Q . .:f.,-fn, ...M 4. l 9 ix : gl 'll 36 .l':'f we .sf if ,g..,,A,. J- 4, .I .145 4 tml .et -X. 1 tv. ixiizs fla4:cJ 0 thfea Ienin g Io SCO I, , em year's best effort EAIII 2 21 9 'K ii Q 3 z 5 X M ki ' 5: V 5-,H Whe n he speaks I V 'zsalllv 'I53Sia.... llll:l'5 ll u L WX XX , l I llllll llllllllllll I llllllllllllll I llllllllllllll llllllllllllllll X sl-, Qtfnhugounuun 2x .- 5 5.1 , L v Air .. A x ' I oullsten!! 1 g Y 2 iv' 5 . pi' X ,, at 1 C. , if I 'L -r A14 J .5 s '. ,Ns'1 ' K I. '- i 1, , YJ-fr , 7. 1 'xv Ks 7 Ez' .4 '74x':1VQ Q-' 1 rf, f N, v, 1. 4 e1- ik Q u 11:1 .94 X X5 x. -N X,--0 l '53 ,fi , ev- ! QQ - A 'v I3 -5: F. ll , X' ' n . , v f 5 1 '.' 1' 'I ' , , , 4 . . - .W Y . . 'N x 'Srl , X 1 ' R, lr ,'1' X' ' M '- J - .-.' ' ' , , f 31 4' ' . fjf fl! , 4. , ,. 1 Y 'X' ' ,at -if if . YK 1 ,Q 'ff U . 'r ,- 1 , ' . N A f L , L , 4,4 ,,' fl 1' l - - I-. FW' ,. ' r--V x x sx Av! 'XL' I : Ak - 'fy-JgX'f' 1, L' -'.' ' 1 'Jn .J-'P' 1 , , , 1 , ,. I X f I , A ,, . 1 2-J KEAQ' , xg .W ,Mf -.fx fi.-, 4' y I 7. Uh., . Nb. J - 1,5 I rf ,ww f S 'Via 'S-V as is , Sax ' M s.. If it 4' 1 y 6' x M f Q if FRUSH FIRST ROW: Bro. Mike, B. Flaherty, I. Burke, T. Joseph, B. Meeks, G. Gruenwald, G. Dooros, M. Arszman, B. Hausfeld, 1. Gilligan, L Blackburn, V. Rivers, V. Cronin, S. Walkenhorst, 1. Tuttle, B. Eckstein, N. Hurr, D. O'Connor. SECOND ROW: D. Craig, D. Broyles M. Broyles, S. Santoro, S. Rothan, M. Dolin, l. Ceddia, D. Lynch, T. Hosty, D. Romer, G. Benkert, D. Meyer, S. Humbert, 1. Bierman M. Turner. THIRD ROW: P. Coney, l. Seta, W. Gleason, G. Fiebig, G. Ayers, R. Nigg, M. Butler, 1. Saar, M. Miller, P. Burke, I. Freese W. Hurley, H. Davis, G. Ballinger. TOP ROW: T. Geiger, T. Feichtner, K. Ruffin, 1. Windt, R. Eckes, 1. Gilkey, 1. Couzins, I. Troup, W Swigert, K. Garcia, l. Santel. . . - v zl7 'uV 'Q,l' 'f 1'K 'V'T V U ...-Ill' s 'Ni LQ . .dgffw -.1' jawn TWFQQN .Auth - N V .u ' 'Sf f M 104 I ' 3.53 1 F -A. 0.5: f 3 ll I E I s . .. ...-...-.. v :W s 1 1.4'.'-Wiz' ,',. fl-I? ' Kid' F. l .., 1 ' '-'K l,Kal...AiII 1 4 Mu-. .AL .f....:.-...u. , -. .I 1. - 7 . ,.,..,--4-T 3 gd' - gj:.if.f t.- KNEELING: T. Bucheit, D. Beiersdorfer, T. Cullum, D. Rieman, D. Sciarappa, B. Hailstones, C. Munafo. SITTING: P. Nagel, K. Weh- meyer, B. Macht, I. Hartman, L. Labrecque, D. Holtzleiter, B. Traver, G. Mazuk, I. Holthaus, P. Burke, S. Griga, T. Burks, R. Englert. STANDING: S. Sheehan, R. Kowalski, M. Gruenwald, M. Ennis, B. Bailey, E. Bostick, C. Girmann, P. Munnich, P. Garvey, D. Burbrink, D. Eickman, G. Buschman, I. Wiethorn, I. Giebel, R. Fuchs. '. 6 a I . ll 4 . ? . , ,S Q xy V 'Sf r ' fl. 'V . '.' ' ' -I 7 ' ' I . ...-.ark -Q.. .1-fx I T . rx NX Q X I ' X gf, . . .-, ,. - - .u-l.n'V.- . - -W 3 if .-3-35.5.-'? ' mur- 'ilu- iq! T. 41 3 W E W ,mxN.i :.,-, fm 1-1'-ffwfw A rs - Y ,Nw A , C32 QC , 'Zu .: M ' 0' -J' ll -7- ' ,'f.: 72,1 'Tl N , gg if tg, WAX J ' gm' r K 1 , , Af. Q 'Q 0 E , x .5-I , -...M ,E DD, JJ 'J .,,, 5 1 lu 9 . 4 26' , 5 N. , ra qs . 1 1' 4, ',. . . 1 xiii' Y - uf I ildif. '. A 'JBIS .ff . . d ' 2 -W -- it - ' 453A ' ' L ., 4' Q 1 - Tv, - ' 'Afi- 4 - I' ' , ,Qt 1 v If A X - 'V 1 I 1 v Q v 'K ' 6 5 4 I -6' gn.-.-n--j-if L +-- -wtmE!'L-3..,., 5. I ,g s f '.4 :Qi .1 qw 1,7 ' f 53 1 We Wh . KQQZWQ 'fA66rww2-snnwv..-za,-' -4. 322 'Q 71, U 4 . nk -f ' , AW' i- 4 . -1' A I I -Q I v af -1 'U' .2 , f1q.- Q .WL MB.. I :rf U' ms I ... .- ,. ,ss J l.,'w Kr. r 4 1 , 'iw ' ,525 ,ll Q K Q ,L .1 I .- ,Q '. it Q I Se I F ' V I . V l A I. 1 7 .n VL- ' F,,- ' ' x - -- ,' . . 1:1 fi. , FIRST ROW: L. Bar- row, T. Budke, T. Noonan, E. Brauning, B. Reynolds, P. Dun- phy, T. Muldoon, K. Phillips. SECOND ROW: T. Viel, G. Hen- derer, G. Ayers, M. Krumdieck, M. San- zere, I. Meyers, M. Cooper, M. Kepferle. THIRD ROW: A. McMahon, T. Doyle, K. Wilkerson, M. Dev- ereaux, R. Armstead, T. Ryan. FOURTH ROW: C. McMan- imanjl. Seta, P. Asa- lone, B. Henke, R. Hei- thaus, 1. Mink, I. Ves- per. FIFTH ROW: R. Brefol, W. Swigert, W. Hurley, I. Charlton, D. Burbrink, I. Zinser, R. Eversman, B. Berling, fist K l44 af- XJ .J Y . F ,. 5 -I 7 ' 4 i FIRST ROW1 R. lasper, R. Wiegele, V. Phillips, 1. Foley, R. Yenke. SECOND ROW: Mgr. I. Kiefer, K. Kemen, I. Gelhaus, M. Stoll, 1. Bierman, M. Morelli, Coach Dick Klus. ur. Y' 5 1.-V ABOVE: Ierrv Foley accepts runner-up trophy in District Tournament. AT RIGHT: The bitter e-nd of a great season. g g X i .., fl - . 2. v 1 I' ' Y- ,' lf 1 M. 110 ,yr-' Q ---Q' IW'- 1 u 4 ,W .. 10? . , ,J Avlmr -I xawi .f . , ., ,. ,. - ww , . V --rr Nllfv .M V 'A' 5 lg' 'V-511 A i. ' 'I , I IA ,N Q ' ...--..,, ' 1 Am., .. --' .-Ll:, - . V . ,Hom 'O Us 'Q C I 1 x .1-' ,Q , ,gf las' : l Q.- , ,....1s mi. AT LEFT: Dealing Denny Dressman a mild surprise. ABOVE: Kernen gets an easy two! N. -f xi Q I Q -+Tr- lynif UD Q. -...,..,A. 4.----V--U 1 BACGWS BEST wg 6 Eff ul I if f M , ,,, V fin. ,,, 1' T.. 1.11. ,Q a'n' m ?31-'sl-,v.:, ,g 5, ,334 ' .fa 114 ' JJ F xg K x iff n f'-V ig , an 155 ,il 398 xr? f lllm Ilfflrif-1, sg l,3f ... , ag, ian- ! I mf g 0 D 1 1 , an ' uni-Qiehvtl -H a+n 'vnnn:soDodr4lnvi1lUl01tP4w-.nawqppg'nwllunw-s0aDq1t-A -- 44- . -' .---fe-Q N ' ffm -nan-my :wave-04-asqvonvvw ww -' f -' 1 mwv-w'v M 1'-4' '-..,,i.. IU '21,f 34 FIRST ROW: G. Mayborg, C-. Domis, 1. Bierman, T. Merkle. SECOND ROW: I. Freese, M. Davignon, P. Crawley, G. Fiebig, 1. Ceddia, I. Gilli gan, R. Demerlein, N. Hurr, THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Rohling, M. Arzman, C-. Stegeman, R. Hetteberg, I. Windt, l. Tuttle, G. Dooros Coach Bill Pickett. FROSH BASKETB LL 120 L X :L . 55 RESERVE BASKETBALL ,migimfw nxsxeiii-L 5 32 3 Q-9l'i3'wQ FIRST ROW: T. Cullum, P. Burke, M. Ennis, G. Buschmann, T. Maschmeier, R. Linz. SECOND ROW: Brother Michael, R. Zureick, R. Rusche, R. Schoettmer, M. Fisher, H. Bohache,1, Rumpke, P. Munnich, 1. Heltman. r l l , -1 if wel? l 9 All-ET3Uis :XT TOP, EROSH TRACK, FIRST ROXYZ M. Zilch, G. Domis, I. Ianning, I. C.illigan, T. Eelchtner, T. joseph, I. Freese, P. Burkhardt, D. McHugh, CI. Ayers, SECOND ROIA: M. Crom, S. Deutsch, B. Rust, D. Heidelberg, D. Mendel, I. Zorb, M. Miller, I. McNally, D. North, T. Klayer. THIRD ROVVZ R. Eckes, A. Lohman, C. Hilling, S. Hum- bert, I. Saar, W. Swigert, D. Hartmann, D. Kaiser, B. Steins, T. Moeller, C.. Dooros. Agzfflfp. S . 1 JJ, tw' rw . lim' xii' 34-Cy 6 , siwxssifxk 1' - -. - ' 41 llli, .l- --.mv - A g 9' I? I 'P MIDDLE, RESERVE TRACK, FIRST ROW: I. Holthaus, l. Curro, P. Nagel, I. Conrad, L. Sermersheim, M. Sullivan,l Balzer, SECOND ROW: Coach, M. Boylan, R. Codbey, B. Macht, G. Cress, T. Maschmeier, D. Mulcare, T. Nurre R. McMahon, D. Clark, C. Cirmann. THIRD ROW: C.. Buschmann, B. Smith, R. Schoettmer, R. Kowalski, 1. Wie- thorn, P. Moore, P. Heinrich, E. Bostick. ABOVE, VARSITY TRACK, FIRST ROW: G. Coveyou, R. Sparer, I. Well- ing, M. Geiger, D. Schneider, L. Buse. SECOND ROW: Coach, M. Boylan, L. Brausch, D. Fossaluzza, D. Grote, M Ianning, C. Kowalski, I. Ritchie, S. Bolin, I. Kiefer, K. Allison. THIRD ROW: M. Cioffi, I. Pratt, 1. Foley, R. jasper B. Henke,1. Langmeier, P. Moore. I L. -.r 1' -una. 1 .S gf 7 xi- 'fi QQ? lagwfl- - '2 '!:-,, -4.5 ' W ik ggfh 4 , I-P grfrv... - , V I -ai 7.1, Q -- 5 : 5i-':.'.aii::... 4 - - , i M , '. -'ff ,Z ' , pr.. K -bla.-44:-1 3am 4 K .,,.rsB 'W , V . 1 , ,Y uw! 5 I 'iff' - J 1 gn a C ' .I A 1 A s. K' E J -O. 1 li' ,xv .wwf J 'nd 1. -r 5- , .IJ -4- TT, . ., f-i uf A..F. . ..m ' 5-.. n -P J. xi Q - '- -, ri-- .-.J-fs f ,,,-Q v,,.o-A, 1 -4? 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'I' 1' 6'iA-1- I 4 . 7 Q , -U J xg .V-fr-54 3 , , 4,--. lk 3+ x I :sw CROSS COU TRY 41' ' T at 5. .s. . f f . f .ex 4 .I , wr- e,.s4r-a'.v1- ,Kbl.':5gE,5...,,,-4vv3,I v ' It I, 'I H: ' ' 111. -.Hy . 1 -- l I , ,v , , lg, K.. N ...I 'S f'.-la ' 'T .f: k' 'Q -'t 5' N-Q ? 4212. ' -- V. - q -. .T F 4 . s Q aw... .70 - -7 g '. f- 5' -064 V4 ful F L--'- - ' al Y J ' 'Q3-L'-' 'Ci Q. S.. JH: fl , ,X ' J I Y N v l ' sig . W , T 3 'Y f f , B ,. fl.,- r a H T.: f rift 2 - J up iv r f . K Q, ' ny ' 5 I fl, L 1 ey ,f ,N : :lf:f I. - ,lpyllf Q- - ' f V I ' ,v I .-.X k V, Qs 5' Ex ,Q f.,' . ....I...c. .S1 --. Q Iwi-.-i-13 1.1. - V -f'Q: T: F'f'l' X R 'f T A f ri.. tg i X. D 1 'Qjllff P R R . W .. T lil 1. l 'Zi li lt 1 I' ' ' V - ' 'Tl x 1 'N gb, . Xt tt ' I l f ,, 2- A Y ,gg . W ' ' ' -. 'X A I: N ri F X 2 A? 1 ..- -'? X Li' rv V - inf: . K. 4 mf? 1 za. X V I .gf , si , K 5 l 2 r - EM: Tr '- -F .1 1. Overthe river,and to the woods! X a 'f ' , - 1 f . j xxx XX r l I I X ,Y Zi '.'f1 -E-I Y-iff? . ,Vg Mulcare, top reserve and Rit- T ' T l ' chie,top varsity. iw i g .. :Q n- . ' I' l ' ' 1 . r - . . x. 'T H., t v . ' ' - 1 ll K - ' ' Q- A P15 , ' . ffl xl . l . , 'X . fx ' fn J f! l 4' V 4 .1 1 . ' 1 T, 1 'Vi' 4 J wi' ' t ,. if ll in ,r l,f1l :':.,'iQ ga J 1 A J, l M, r 1 4 Q if .M I - n 4- J sf . 5 ' 5 . 1' ?f-n' new- ,, . . f - ' A 2 J C . ' X 1' . X . : . , - .., - - v..4 9 Qi .I - 5 .Af .El TOP: Varsity: Mr. Michael Boyland lcoachl, 1. Ritchie, D. Grote, D. Schnei- der, R. McDonough, M. Bauer. MIDDLE: Reserve: FRONT - M. Griffin, L. Sermersheim, D. Mulcare, T. Nurre, 1. Conrad. BACK - R. Godbey lmanag- erl, C. Vonkoff, R. McMahon, M. Wietmarchen, 1. Schaiper, P. Heinrich lmanagerl, P. Speeg. BOTTOM: Freshman: FRONT - D. Middendorf, G. Mendel, S. Schutte, R. Budinski. BACK - A. Mitchell, A. McMahon, D. Hartman. 5. 4 x ll o-. 'X lil X-454' -it-Q 3v,f r ,' l ri ,.. .va-zzz'-ff .., ':2:'.:. : gps-s , '9' -qv! Q .. , ug-In 'SQ , 1 n fx 4 IW' '!. r . 8 'vt q, J',,,1.,1...q- V N . ., .u . vu. . -. I- -'U' ' - ' U ' .nk ' L -' r A' ' J , :Za I v 'V A , The pain of long distance running. -np, X Q' Butch Boylan and the Sundance Kids. Coach Boylan believed that the cross country team had a fair season considering the fact that the Spartan harriers lost seven of their top nine runners of 1968-69 season through graduation and that the members of this year's team were relatively young. The varsity, led by captain Dave Schneider and junior, lay Ritchie, finished fifth in the GCL meet and fourth in the District meet, and the baby Spartans finished fourth in the District. lay Ritchie, a junior, was the outstanding runner on this year's squad. He finished sixth in the District of eighty-five runners -and was twentieth in the Regional meet. The brightest spot of the cross country season was the development of the twelve sophomores on the team. In order to keep the team in shape, Coach Boylan initiated the Roger Bacon 500-Mile Club of which each member must run 500 miles by March first. 131 X f NQ , GOLF TEA . .. .-'-s- ' ,Jr .--. - . 1'.1,--J-, N., , R DL- ' ' .1 T. Brueggemeyer, S. Raabe, Coach Dick Klus, D. Sorter, 1. Hartoin 132 Jams I 's L , .QAQ W W w N , , , 1 r n , , P L M h ROGER BAC GN IS PEUPLE ' 1 aglx, 1 ' V - .RQIQafi'!fQ'j- 1fi2' ZYQ x, :Kill Efxibl Q a 1 'Ib HMA.. h X LH . -.' ,.,- ' 1 .I ass.: ,IQ T, ,iz 1 X all .ElE!?,lu1l'l ,A '4.'lQg:iIiL::f-l3'L- -f .-, . 1-. H 7N x.'-.. '1f.'-.' ' A. 3-5-li. '-- ' 1: 1 .. -., .',ng..'-gf I 4 L W-33 1 q L a v 44 x . .Nuff f'..'1 ' f 11, HQ i! .. ,V ' I I r 'I u ' 1 ., .,,1,ul, ,MJ X 'V'-f 1 l l'x' uf w-' l -. 1- 1x..,x,.-lllih g,,a, . ' 5 H Lu,-X r., erm, , I 4 Y. x LI x ,.'wf1' . .7 ,XM-, . I ,,-X ,: .'n-1 . - .?. 2 . X1 X '- Y .' ' ' .Z 1 s 'H-Vp: -' - , Y W Nl- : X . X' K ,. x f ,' I I , --Nl . t .,4l. ' A X: x :lx f t'I . ,': - N-.' t. .v ' QW. K: x ' , vm.: - - ' ::1' Q - f2?TL,gHS '1qiQ' ' -I ' ' ,'h' lk I' P, 1 I if f ' til. X. ' 9-12, 5xlg5i,1'xH' A at 53: 7Q3g'f12Mwsfg1 j 9' , fn.',.+' 'rl' .3 V, 7- ' . 4 , f ff fy , .k ff! -'Eli ' ,lj If I 'S' V I R ' A-fi ll ,qHI l 1 4 u . ' 'H I , ' - ' ,s. 5 . WXFQ,-'-51 X -A.. K I J. , I, ,,, 1 - , .1-. ' lilwr , . ' ' X, f , .5 .' - ' A, ,- .. .ly VI . . A' , F- , lx: ' ,, ,K lip N: , Q ' , xx f .V 17 'H . ,V La., L ., ,E Y . . ., 1 L l' 11 , N 1. K 'I 6 V.: .LQ , 1,qb., , -4 Q- tr 54 ft.: ' '-4' mf., 'f 1311.11 I :QL F7 'wnfiflfl '1'-- Lf ' f V- 4 1.3 . li -,V-lmxw .v u ' 7c'1, U ',1-' . 4 ,L .,1,.,',., , ..,I ,Nw 1 i.g!'z,E1H'lj .1 A! ..,'-:fx , - , L,! 1 ,JP 1 1' , 1' 1 I: .-Y' .-f it 'iiigf' IF! ' 1 Ml gt 4 ' 1- Um- 'Y . ,- ,-,3 n 'A 'gp' U' f,v,.f4 P' 1 ' U. :'. ' I ' iJ'. -I . ra- J, J R !'. . 1, I '- ,1 - -n,. N . .A-.'. . ,.,,.-j.', .-J-.v X -. - ., , . ,...... ' ' - - , .--- una-- ' ' n u ,, ' u -,w 'fn ., , ... . ... , V.. ....- .. -5 x . .. V- '-ws .. -,-fx. :DW 4-Tffsih . 1 - -- .-ahah, N. r-- '. - - .m.r :z,'r,.f -9,--. - xr -1-. -z.,--.,....g 1...-,f f...i1-.L: --A 11' 11- :-'-1 ,, ..,.ue,.....'..,-., , - ' s ... . ..s . s ' . :.7:f:..:1'.--. .. , ......: h 'h' r, . -.0 ..... .. N , 4 . x Q The Establishment ll ,,, 1 Fr. Sylvester Heppner Fnlohn Bok 1 X 'N-.J -mu Fr. Laurian Rausch 137 I Q. f-5 ' K 3 ,I Mr. I. Donald O'Meara 'I 'f I Fr. Diego Mazon F4 LTI . W7 1 c X 1 1, 'ls Q Vu K , , , 4 I Q, 1 I .45 Q , .Q ,, if Mr Richard Fuchs 1. , I 1 'N 1 viii 33231 ,A -Q. , -- .ffv c fab Y 5 I J , M E a , I . Mr. Dick Klus 1 xv 'Q Mr. R. Michael Beirne Mr. john Kasselmann Mr. john Butz nz' ii N S.. -1 ,K X 1 , , ' S' - I . '.1' Mr. Bron Bacevich 139 W .vm '-M 'a.,..M vv Mr, Stephen Sheehan na ' Miss Mary Lang Fr. Celsus Griese 'T .-Q: 1 ' A 4:?'1Z Fr. Robert Weakiey 140 ' 1 Z' Mr. Dennis Lauck 'X A, Afx 1 .,--ff qi' L.- Mr. Robert Crowder Mrs. Carolyn Gastright Mr. Michael Engelhardt ...ll Mr. lames Edmiston Fr. Maurice Wernert Mr. William Becker Fr. Antonine Scheetz 2 Mr. Daniel jenkins x-7 Mr. Michael Boylan Fr. Elliot Davidson Bro. Donald Rewers 14 l l 9 KM' fglmkzam- nw- . 1.-no --m i '99 X e 'lm P 'N 'Wig -I' il Mr. Donald Fenton M Bro. Luke Simon 144 -f' Own-Q :awww Q KK X 'm - sg' r. Wesley Neal XL ' Mr. jerry Luttenegger :QPF a- .eau Mr. Marvin Welte .af 1 -dfis n Mr. Donald McGrath Fr. Russel Dahlem Fr. Alan Heet dv ' ' ,.. '. .! . .' , ., . f i,,.x54' i f ' ', -H1553 . M .W -, . 7 . , , ,,. x ff-,ur--X I 14 I 69 .fi 5,5 ,... ....--......... . . Q Q' f 'Au Mr. Charles Crosser 1'5- 'R V414 Fr. Sigfrid Hudepohl Mr. Raymond Gaugush ' r Fr. Warren Zelsler ,, C , F 41 Mr. james Williamson , ,ff X Fr. Stanley Bir Mr Thomas Eagen 4- 4.5- 9 QR-BACQ c-V . Mr. lohn Schrimpf ,,xX, .. Mr.Thomas Rohling M loh Gut 147 I P 1 Bro. Michael Wohler Q1 Mr. joseph Kneip Mr. Paul Meyer 1 X Mrs. Ann Slansbury Ns igqnuvi' ,ll Mr. Nicholas Rieder Mr, Ben Hett r, :ri N, Fr. Kenan Freson N X 1 M Bro. Theodoric Borca fx . Mi' L 14 Fr. Faran Boyle 9 'fu'- 4-' , xf . xy l-ill K A ' s. , ,' i 9 Miss Alvina Doerger T? N. 'qv ,S-545' X W. ff Miss Marynell Ciaier , C ' FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sally Schneider, Mrs. Clara Moeller, Miss Henrietta Terharg SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Margaret Keenan, Mrs. Kay Manuel, Mrs. Clara Hennel, Mrs. Jeanette Doddy, Mrs. Emma Peters. Mr. Clyde Griffin Mr. Ed Albrinck Mr. Steve Schneider 1 'S 4 V' 'Vu- 'nf .- .-4 ,vm ..,. 'L, - . P ' . 1' H' , ig?-eff R ff li' '-. s- , ' .. A,f,ji H- '.f,g.e5 r , I '- yay., Q51-gui Furl' Y.: :V A 'f ixlf' '-F ,Ziff -veil ,5,',J1Qg-T957 ,N ,..- V V Sf V .2 vm ,. , ' gi-If-glyff ' x,gfe,7f,q.x-r'11K5'hP'wTQwf f 4-,w-.vuflfklf A 1--n p P -i i -. I .'1 N' L WSW ' 32' '-K K I ' , . 0 I 11 H114 . -'HH N . ' o'l. 1L'7QiY:'1-- ' 4151! 'N' nl ' ' xawffz. Af ' I ,nf . . 'f ,4 W -1-' .lf j 149.5 Q, ' ' J V ' , mq. , 'ln M pl .nvj 7 S 4 r ll ll . N 5 v ,r -- , I ' Y i lf W if .T 1 1' 1 ,,., l 1-,fgiiyll ala COME TGC-ETHER if i' Frank Abell David Albert 1, .' -l Zi'! ':'l ' . .J li - f ig, F Paul Acheson Patrick Adams Mark Agricola Richardo Arevalo Richard Armstead Waller Bally 152 ug' ' .MPH I 1 Michael Belanger james Bierman Bruce Bohl Steven Bolin G! it-' lg QT? -V . 'nf Michael Baur Roger Bedinghaus Robert Boehmer Kenneth Boehner Gary Bonomini joseph Brannen 19 L 6- S CF'T Q' in-rv' X.. wi YK GDT TO GET AWAY FROM THIS DAY TO DAY RUNNIWAROU D ii auf' kg, 1:-5' fx X., Donald Brockman A Edgar Broyles Christopher Brumleve Donald Budke L Terry Brausch Gregg Breitenstein lames Budkre Timothy Bunch Bruce Brrelmauer Terry Brinck 154 1'- j '? P4-I Douglas Burks james Carter Timothy Carter Timothy Casey EVERYBCDDY KNQVVS THIS IS N HERE 1277 2 1l .3,'L7' xr , joseph Charlton David Clark Thomas Clark Kevin Condon 3 . i L P IN ww aifiiil gg..-r ,V .ll, lv .ef pf- M Michael Connelly Gary Coveyou Michael Cronin I if 1 Y iv wg--if Q ,I Michael Costa Gregory Costello Stephan Czimbal TLT! if joseph Dattilo John Davis eil l 'x as, Michael Day David Denterlein f .' David Dickhoff .l 4 Lawrence DeGuire William Deters if I Nicholas Disepoli - , br -' by if-'Z' .9 mm.: 9- ' -nf ,i qv--v lerome Dollenmeyer Neil Doppes Michael Dougherty john Duecker 111 'iv RELEVANCE ing if lohn Duffy Terry Eclcbreth -. f - ,fr--sm-ww L if 'N-r Vw., ' if Q-we ' l 5 ' a ,Exif 3,1- -Lass he 1 . 'YWJ Barry Engel Kenneth Englert Philip Evvald Louis Eyman Alfonso Farmer Thomas Federle David Feichtner Douglas Ferguson Kenneth Fette L- 41 so wr. Q M,1d1 V A '7777' Gary Fischer Gerard Filusch H Jerome joley Si 'ff Michael Flory . . Q. N 'ig , 1 f-:if Daniel Frayne Charles Fry Robert Fry 1 Thomas Gehring Stephen Genheimer Stephen Gergen james Gering 122:- ' l-6 4 ' 5 fl X ,YW yum.. 2 Thomas Fuchs David Fuersich Ronald Gable Stephen Gallagher n-s GPN' Stephen Gertz lerome Glueck 'i l I r. jf' 1' . F A M, , , a i 2 'IL I 'r tw I 1, xr, ' J 5: I 5--1 15 David Goldy Lawrence Gorman Dominic Gutierrez Patrick Hansel LHWVGUCS GTQWE, Anthony Guethlein David Harcourt LGSHG' Harmon 161 I. 313' Robert Helms Ralph Henke Stephen Herbert Arthur Hermes arf- 4:9 Van Harris Charles Hartkemeyer Philip Hauck Paul Heithaus Steven Hinnenkamp john Hischemiller Michael Hoell Michael Hoffman aft 'iff' ,fl , on X CE fY W fi, Nr ,X ' x 'HL a cv-,f uf' i 'cr' OW'S THE TIME hoof L- -:: ,-- --f Daniel Holdgreiue Melvin Huber Michael Huber Gary Homan Michael Holtzleiter 1115+-Q 17 David Imbrogno sf- . 0 Y ' iw? 3 -1 QQ N U x ' . 'v Y QQ 'kr U , , v lib --R I. LA fav 0- ' n+L,1'-Qeifi -771 .s ii Q Qn lg ..w,,,w,ga is if 'ff ' be 4 ylignisiwlfw' ul r , ,J 1' . I I ,,:n QMM, Wim- F, r WH A A k'HRW3 1l.A 4 2 REACH OUT r g' V , . 2' 4 I rf David lmhoff Paul lorfida 0 JUI- h 'nz w vi Terrence lent Timothy lent rg o . x c , 4 Gregory johnson Tl- ' Ns: Dennis jones . , 'I .H 5.4.-.-.+ Jul . ,'11f1'?X-.. x LW5' PZZEQQQ'-bn 4 fi 4 1 ?.HH1Q.-f-3' N ' Lf v i .1-' :S 1 kg :.- 1 :P , f H ,J Michael jones Emmanuel josshua james Kahles Gary Kaiser 4f ' Michael Kalvin David Kamp X +P 2- 7? 'S ' 315 ffl L i S 1 1- X Ev w 3 'Hg' 4 , Q Q I tw 5 gg 9 4 ul if Thomas Keil joseph Kempe 'J 'ff 1 ,- 1 .' ,. L. I K. A ,X - Kenneth Kemen Michael Kemphues THE BORDERS OEO R LIVES L L adv? fa V Q 4 E ul ... I 'gy .gf ti Stephen Kemplin Earl Keutz Edward Kesterman Clement Kjemg . N Q:-x joseph Laible james Langmeier A 9 WU' asv ' 0 2 -on j joseph Lawson Robert Leifling 199 Ronald Kremm Timothy Kruthaupt X I f if , g,N- 1, .. ' Q- V f af' V. ,,-1,34 ,, . .1 f.g.,.,1 - A., 'g '1 .w,rgf. .,i- -xx ' 11 X I F: 3,5114 1- , iff: N. 1' - ?'Q-Q,- ,i,'XI' - 5 -i it T . 1. David Lindner Remy Loreto james Lynch Charles Luken joseph Luken Kenneth Mahlenkamp lr f Robert Marchant 167 1 1:27 V W5 Albert Maier Stephen Mann urs' i S I Q Paul Martinez x , Ez I-.--....,. l 17' 1 il if Paul Mauntel james Meale Philip Meyer i 'E' if s...f , 5'-,Q 'Fl .. 'ff 'N1f: 'ir,-, 1 ,fu 1 I ' ,fl fs. ' bv' fffl 1f:,'f4,-ff , fi , V' fr'-15 : T jf' . ,ffgfg Thomas Mauntel Michael Meinking Thomas Meyer W., , 'ix , YJ. ' i MEN OF BACON 5 -Ex 1' Vs!- jj f'lg1 Q V ,Y F, .' 41 Q Q fs' ., L 1' .xx-.zu -. Q? L L. -' :WV ian -'N Xb . ,T XV X cv ' 'hu' f If ' - ' +4 ' if -, - .- ' ,411 1 ' 53 '11,-:. is . .N E V Steve Middendort lohn Milazzo Thomas Mollmann lerome Molloy In .cr Michael Monahan David Monday David Moriarity Timothy Mulcare THE RCDCK ,gif I W a ll ' 143' ,gully Al.ll prov' I' fv- ! I Z fi z 1.111 ii Ronald Myers Michael McCoy -TIE? eb l Richard McCarthy Ross McDonough DO YQ R THI G? .J tg, Q-J XJ hx X Richard McKenna Raymond Nettles ,gs fi if P.1ulNieh.ius ,J W5 ! I AC, Albert Nadler Cary Neumann 'j 0 -fi? WN john Niesen Christopher Noe Daniel Noonan 170 I ',',-his ...Sv- Patrick O'Connor ,nm Y' -Q :,. .gpg-Q . 'Y . fx T7 AND MILES TO GC BEFORE I SLEEP 7'0 ' '?i'.W'F'Wh A A if -0 17:4 5 Thomas Pierce William Piket Gregory Piller lohn Pumple in 'i Kenneth Quigley Stephen Raabe Donald Rabe Ronald Rabe ill' ,A-P' N i- U T GDN 17 ' ,nn David Rapien Thomas Reaves Robert Rath David Reinhart ' ,. yvf' 235231 -v ', .AH 8 Jgrjkggskrfsl fime' ii UQ' john Reiter Gary Rieman Mark Rekers Robert Rohrkasse Lawrence Riddle Steven Rolfes C1117 I 3 if .J1 ,ggi .,,::..:,V. ,-,,, ..,,,...,-. - MH, ,... .,,,. ' 1 ' E 4 51' 111' wgfwf Ni David Romer Steven Rudler Cregorv Ruehrwcin Hosea Rush Ralph Ruhe. james Ryan 6 -cj ff' I x I N . Ngk Michael Sanzere james Schackmann D' 1--' David Schermer joseph Scherpenberg -wwf.. -nw'-,1 .. REMEMBER SENIOR LIBRARY DAY 5' 15 Q' s QT! 'E 'E' 4-9 k.,,, Peter Schira Edward Schlef james Schnur james Sch nurr David Schlegel William Schmitt Paul Schottelkotte john Schwallie David Schneider Ronald Schnelle l 175 f 4 I 4 '- ' -'71 'inf I' '17 Melvin Sermersheim Michael Shea Thomas Sherrick john Siefert NPN ix . Q x I Lawrence Simon 'hav' Cary Smith Franz Stansbury br 11 S-r Douglas Smith i g an-0 David Sorter joseph Stark 5 5, :ff sf wl, WE ARE THE HOLLOW ME 4? L' 7 , Michael St. Clair Frank Steer Douglas Stegman Mark Steinmetz ?lhv Michael Stoll Kenneth Sunderman 4947 il l I 1.11. 2- . - ,'1. fl' 231, .13 ,. , ,r Vx' ,, f 4 r ' ' I 'A ' v J. fl - A ' . Michael Sweeney A Roger Swige rt DIFFERENT STROKES FDR DIFFERE T FOLKS gd? ' :P x S tx. David Tenhover Adrian Thomas 17 John Trauth l .J iv ' 2:0 Charles Trotta u4'f T' .,c Z,4 Q Wgfvfzl fa - t.:4a5Zbf,y 5 'l2?q5wg. 41: ' f 'fin 1, mi W' N553 N, X , X Sgt I2 f UQ: Y Anthony Thien Daniel Torbeck Preston Triggs 9' 125' Y-N! .. . ,. I l 1 William Tuttle John Uhrig Vincent Voegele Mark Voegeler it ff i ,. :, id Donald VonderMeulen Gary Vorbroker Wilhelm Wehner Robert Weiss L 'F' ,M 379- if if ' l 1 W A W Gregory Wall Steven Walsh Percival White Michael Wiedemann L,.,,.J KK! a W' V V r i il 'Y ' R ,fr I CLASS OF 70 - APATHY WHAT CAUSED IT? fb' 1'5 . -gf .q!Qij9Q a , il Q5 Jo 1 , U? 5. . . Eric Wohlwender loseph Wright M, ::..:4bf-vw v., 1 o-'f M. 5' .cf Helmuth Wolfram Raymond Yen ke 1:9 Robert Wiegele Ronald Wieland Dennis Yockey Daniel Zeiser Timothy Wietmarschen Eric Wilkerson 3 u x U ng 1 , . 42, 1 . . f .. s hhi . . 'Q' 1: . f... I '4' 1. ,' 4- gr ,' . M, 4 .af iq,fvL'- K ,L A Wifi! U 1 sf. 4 M, , 4 ff :Ir QWEQ 1 ACTIVE .K fwhg, ' v A L4 x Xa' A . ki K 1 4 ,N'xfQg f,,5af 7 .9 Qi ' . '15 ' N M'fyPgf:',5 3-1-1 M 1',i ' Q-1 ,' ' ' .I X 'f .2 Wu W ' sf 1,1 - ,,r,, A-1 ..,, , ' 'eff'-R5 M S m fr If 3xfQ , JM ' 'V ,rLQEl,?'1 K' 53 5, .A c lf-,ll ,JQJIQJQR X-1 Ad A ff . '. A l 1 b 54? lk N 'S' . 3 ,. -C3 ,. ,lf FIRST ROW: 1. Abell, 16, C.. Albert, 50, M. Albert, 50, M. Albright, 15, P. Asalone, 132 C. Asmann, 165 T. Ballinger, 12, B. Bannister, 16. SECOND ROW: C. Bauer, 12: R. Beard, 28, B. Bedinghaus, 505 A, Behn,13g R. Beierle, 13: D. Benjamin, 20, I. Bell, 28, T. Budke, 12. THIRD ROW: B. Berling, 50: 1. Besterman, 50, 1. Birmingham, 28: H. Blackburn, 28, D. Bohl,15g B. Borgerding, 20, 1. Brausch,12g R. Brefol, 20. fs it X Yi -:af -Q55 Km FIRST ROW: T. Brueggemeyer, 28: T. Bricker, 135 K. Brumleve,15p M. Brunemann, 16. SECOND ROW: L. Bronnert, 20, R. Brown, 16, S. Bucheit,15g M. Bunch, 20. THIRD ROW: L. Buse,16g I. Calder, 165 S. Carloss, 15. 182 Q if 'D- A14 , 2 FIRST ROW: W. Carucci, 155 l. Ceddia, 135 M. Cioffi, 155 W. Coin- Iy, 15. SECOND ROW: D. Coogan, 135 P. Cook, 155 I. Cooper, 135 R. Coors, 13. THIRD ROW: T. Coveyou, 505 B. Creed, 285 B. Cummings, 505 J. Cunningham, 28. X .ir ' a S lx, . I ,.. 4, ,C y 183 .,,4!g X Q. 4' n ,. 19 a , x . w if b -ui f v T xf Ai. f4iP 'F N ,Q E Q al ' 1 -1 EAA 'Z ee -40 E5 . Av '3 fag . X X x 1 ' 'X rx I A 1 -1 5 -ff,-,I t x 2 my f-f-2 4' M. Devereaux, 15 D. Doppes, 13 M. Doran, 16 I. Doyle, 16 T. Doyle, 28 S. Ducklo, 28 D, Duffy, 16 S. Dunphy, 12 K. Durban, 20 C.. Eberhard, 13 D. Eckstein, 16 1.Enng,15 D. Endres, 28 T. Engelhardt, 50 R. Eversman, 16 F. Ewald, 16 B. Faller, 13 T.FaH0n,13 1.Fay,13 D. Fossaluzza, 20 K. Ryan, 28 D. Feucht, 15 T. French, 16 M. Frey, 28 A -4 A FIRST ROW: M. Friedmann,125 l. FroeliCker,135 F. Gallina, 205 R. Gausman, 205 S. Gartner, 285 M. Geiger, 125 I. Gelhaus, 205 M. Hol- land. SECOND ROW: I. Gelhausen,165 S. Glaser, 165 D. Goan, 165 T. Graham, 205 I. Grant, 135 B. Grause, 205 S. Grote, 505 j.Tenbie 35. , s. :O .5 5, ,Q AA Q -' 1 1 14 - X ',. s KW 4-nf .a ,T X 1 1 ,Z I Us 2 r .mfg 18 S. Hafele, 16 D. Hambrick, 50 D. Hampel, 28 B. Harmeyer, 15 M. Haring, 16 D. Hausfeld, 15 D. Helmes, 20 C. Hennard, 15 G. Henderer, 15 B. Henke, 28 , 1. Herbe, 50 G. Hetzel, 50 R. Heithaus, 13 1. Hermann, 28 M. Hetteberg, 20 B. Hines, 20 D. Hoffman, 12 R. Honebrink, 15 I. Hurm, 13 S. jackson, 13 4 S CJ. 1.11 ob, Z0 L. lacohsun, 28 M. Id!1I1Il11.Q, 225 B.l.1spvr,.28 A.1ohr1son,12 A. Kalb, 12 R. K3fdUS,'13 D. Kathmdn, 15 E. Kattlcman, 28 D. Keagle, Z8 M. KQpfQrl0, 28 T. KQSSIQL13 K. Kistr1er,20 A. KlostQrkQmper,13 1. Klus, 28 C. KowaIski,13 I. Krakus, 16 1. Kiefer, 15 D. Kreimer,12 S. Kroeger, 15 M. Kruthaupt, 15 I. Kruthaupt, 26 M. Labmeier, 28 M. Lanzarotta, 15 fu 1 rf I . 5.11 ' FIRST ROW: I. LanzilI0ua,12, G. Laukhuff,12, G. Lazarus,12, M. Lehnhoff, 16. SECOND ROW: T. Leibel, 50, I. Leurck, 28, M. Ludy, i h w. 50, P. L0ur5,12. -ii. . -..n if l f ,pl Q1 xl' A ARI I A gg- ,Q J, . it , W . L... f -ef -f K LU I' 1 , ff . Irtsl 4 ,f vii ' 1' I ill' A ' 6 f J Q ff' XX X 'dr -M571 ml? x ve-fr 1 ff ff xi 4 41 I fg., 4, I L i I . Q I it . 1 5 ,, , l JK ' IQ, .1 .J FIRST ROW: C.. Lunkenheimer, 50, M. Lynch, 20, R. Lynch, 12, G. Maley,13, 1. Mannix,12, R. Mar- tina, 13. SECOND ROW: T. Martini, 12, I. Matre, 50, G. Motz, 15, M. McAllister,16, I. Mechlem, 15, E. Meiners, 16. THIRD ROW: B. Menefield, 20, T. Merz, 15, C. Meyers, 50, D. Miller, 15, I, Mogavero, 28, I. Mohr 16. FOURTH ROW: H. Mollman, 50, P. Moore, 28, M. Morelli, 16, M. Moroschan, 20, H. Mueller, 12, I. Meunnich, 12. FIFTH ROW: M. Munafo, 12, I. Murphy, 16, M. Murphy, 20, P. Murphy, 12, R. Obermeyer, 16, I. Oldfield, 16. 186 . lg rj 11 1? , -t .,..,, x1 M, ft: dsl A4 9 I I x -4 x.. X ' 410' 1 FIRST ROW: I. Quinn, 205 P. Oshaughnessy, 285 S. Ossege,125 K. Osterbrock,125 SECOND ROW: M. Parmentier,125 1. Paul, 285 S. PeIzel,155 A. Piepmeir, 28. THIRD ROW: S. Peters, 155 A. Habig, 135 G. Phelps, 155 T. Pfister, 16. FOURTH ROW: D. Powers, 155 1. Pratt, 205 I. Price, 135 D. Putt, 12. FIFTH ROW: B. Ratterman, 165 E. Ratterman, 505 I. Reinhardt, 285 I. Rekers, 15. J -'asv fig' V X : ' : va 1 f Q f I I - I . I 1. 5' f' ' 4 f s .1 5 'fi M F III' ,lil ,VJ :gt 1, I l 2 'cv V' 4 .b ...J X -:rg Qigli '-7' FIRST ROW: 1. Richmond, 125,I. Riechman, 28. SECOND ROW: T. Rimele, 205 I. Ritchie, 125 W. Ritzi, 135 T. Robbers, 20. THIRD ROW: I. Robinson, 505 I. Rohrnan, 285 T. RoeIl,135 L. Ross, 12, FOURTH ROW: S. Rudler, 205 R. Phillips, 285 M. Ryan, 285 I. Ryan, 20. FIFTH ROW: 1. Sagel, 135 G. Schira, 165 R. Schinaman, 15. 187 X R.ScI1nemu-tter, 15 R.S0ngcw.1lcl, 15 S. Sepale, 50 S. Slmxor, 20 T. Shen, 16 M.Sl1irlcy,16 M.Sifkman,12 P 41 r. ssebelne , ff Q . ' 1 M. Seigel, 12 ' - ' B.SI.1rk,16 R. Steinmetz, 16 1 Cr. Steins, 28 - I. x S. Singer, 28 C. Smith, 13 T. Smith, 13 L. Snelling, 12 I. Sarley, 12 R. Sparer, 16 4 I ' '3 I 'N I , , ' ' . -C'1' 1 X -4 1 .. . 1- --v 'Q '- - - ' I K--j' Y S , K 1' . . . M .O I ar I .. . j , xii N x'i,, ll: l I? :F : if XPS M Ir ' .,,Y66Y fx , , 1 'T' 6 el gb, I .i -' I FIRST ROW: I. Sparks, 12, R. Staubach, 12, T. Sullivan, 13, E. Sweeney, 20, R. Swupe, 50. SECOND ROW: C.. Teipe, 16, I. Teufel, 20, S. Timrnel, 28, R. Treinen, 15, D. Valerius, 12. THIRD ROW: L. Vollner, 28, C. Vonderhaar, 12, I. Vorholt, 15 I. Wagner, 28, D. Waters, 20. FOURTH ROW: D. Webb, 50, D. Weeks, 50, D. Weil kel, 28, R. Weinert, 12, M. Weiss, 28. 188 JI 4 'Z f I 'Q 'X'-4 -. x L 'T W X Xx lx 5 X Y .:.'1.,. I Isa... 5 Q Q I ni xv B X 'ji V Mix! Q! 'Ji' 4 , .fi ,v FIRST ROW: I. Welling, 13, S. Welte, 50, P. Wes- sendarp, 50. SECOND ROW: G. Westerbeck, 50, T. Westendorf, 13, D. Zahner, 28. THIRD ROW: K. Ziegler, 12, 1. Zinser, 13, K. Zinser, 20. tw? L. Zureick, 28 wht, r' A I ,V A .A s V.,- of 3 ' X . l , a Q I I I sf x M:.' ' 24 1. I, 5- , 1 S will S5 E' is if-3 i 1 Q , x 'Q A 'N' 1 1. 42,1 - ' Arag- ,av 0 A-ff' 5' 49444 353' -qt. ' I A,q.FzSkS:i:':' 'V-Q., ' af' . ., V ' , , 1 ' ' V x.,1,..A-V MF, 'S '12 ' 4. I. l .' gp. -f x 2' 'M -Q :Fifi , N I r B. Bailey,-12 T. Ballmdn, 46 I. Baller, 50 D. Barnett, 42 l.Bedingl'1aus,50 R. Bedinghaus, 41 D. Beiersdorfer, 41 M. Bellissemo, 43 R. Bene, 41 1. Bennett,42 B. Berling, 42 M. Bishop, 44 R. Boiman, 41 D. Boesken, 44 H.Bol'1aCl1e,43 L. Bollman, 50 I. Bosse, 47 E. Bostick, 42 A. Breitenstein, 41 F. Broermann, 43 W. Bross, 41 E. Browne, 42 G. Bushelman, 46 T, Buchheit, 43 D. Burbrink, 47 M, Burger,44 P. Burke, 44 T. Burks, 44 G. Buschmann,43 W. Gaddis,44 R. Cain, 44 D. Clark, 43 R. Clark, 47 Af!! C. Albers, 44 S. Amann, 46 M. Asmann,47 A. Bailey, 41 19 l'-7 fi 10 pi' 0 K 45 It r f Y. l ,JQ 1 4,5 x A x if ,',C' 5 - K if X AXA mal tv? .-J V .xi .- 49 11 Q' f fa 1 lf' . -11' --4 E. -1 L' .11 ' , Qin nv. 'fx i S31 id'-'. , .f-.- g ',-7-bi .o-,' ..,, .. .. ., . - - . ,,1- 4 . .'. :A I-.g,f !'. l pP7'. .,., ,R f. .-,E 'wil lflfw ef:1'4r--ff . -fi 43 -Q 1hifl'l .-1 l --I' X Qf .nl fi P L 3 C7 'I 14 4 I' .jf Iva' - . . X I5 I FIRST ROW: G. Dilbert, 425 M. Donahue, 415 1. Doyle, 475 D. Dunphy 475 P. Dunphy, 4251. Dunn, 465 S. Donovan, 47. SECOND ROW: B. Ebbeler, 505 I. Eckerle, 425 D. Eickman, 425 M. Ennis, 425 C. Engelbert, 475 M. Farrell, 505 G. Farmer, 46. THIRD ROW: B. Feucht, 465 K. Flannery, 505 I. Flohr, 415 R. Flory, 475 C. Forney, 475 M. Findley, 445 M. Fisher, 46. FOURTH ROW: M. Fister, 505 B. Focke, 435 P. Fox, 445 R. Frank, 425 C. Fugman, 425 M. C-abelman, 445 M. C.arrett,44. 191 B. Church, 42 I. Conrad, 46 C. Cooper, 42 M. Cooper, 42 T. Cullum,46 I. Curro, 44 C. Cress, 43 S. McDavid, 50 B. Davies, 43 M. Oclrich, 42 C. Derzel, 46 I. Dreier, 42 I 'W L f7 'X - .K fi 4' 4 JO '5- ji' 2 'Ti N. ..i 5: : .si CR Rn? rx. FIRST ROW: P. Garvey, 445 R. Genheimer, 505 G. Giacci, 445 1. Giebel, 475 R. Godbey, 415 M. Glas- meier, 41. SECOND ROW: D. Groen, 475 S. Granger, 435 1. Grause, 445 S. Griga, 435 M. Griffin, 465 C. Girmann, 43. THIRD ROW: D. Hahn, 445 B. Hailstones, 465 G. Halloran, 465 D. Harcourt, 505 D. Harmon, 435 B. Harrington, 50. FOURTH ROW: T. Harrison, 445 1. Hartman, 475 I. Hartoin, 415 S. Hauser, 415 D. Helferich, 445 K. Helferich, 47. ov fl wif in 7' J 4 1151 'N Y Q An I i 5 N A I f A +L FIRST ROW: B. Hillenbrand, 415 D. Honebrink, 505 T. Heltman, 465 B. Hennard, 435 P. Heinrich, 4251.Hodapp, 475 B. Holder, 43. SECOND ROW: 1. Holthaus, 465 D. Holtzleiter, 475 M. Holzmacher, 505 T. Huber, 445 T. Hutchinson, 425 M. Ibold, 475 D. Rieman, 42. 192 1 ,Q 1 -r' fc i fi . It-ji X-ar AI ,- nm.. I - MZ. 11-11- :fc-1' FIRST ROW G Jamison, 465 T. Ianning, 435 L. lohansing, 415 B. jones 43 SECOND ROW: R. Iosshua, 445 T. Kalvin, 505 B. Kamp, 41 D Kelly 42 THIRD ROW: S. Kemper, 505 K. Keppel, 415 D. Kessler 41 S Klstner, 47. FOURTH ROW: T. Kloslerman, 465 B. C73 Knecht 42 R Kneldl, 435 S. Kohorst, 41. FIFTH ROW: S. Konus, rf' 42 R Kowalskl 47 T. Kruger,415 T. Kuehne, 47. P. Kuhlman,47 D. Kurtz, 50 S. Kurz, 50 I. Kutney, 47 L. LaBrecque, 43 M. Lack, 50 D. Laugle,46 G. LaCk,42 F. Lemkuhl,44 D. Lippman, 43 R. Linz, 47 T. Lohbeck, 50 R. LoBuono,44 I. Luensman,47 I. Luken,46 D. Lynch, 43 B. M.1cht,47 M. M.1Cl1t,-43 P 2.4 Til 'C' 'a -5 ' ' -L-tl ly. 1 ' IXX W ill 1 3' qv 1. . ' X I. -41 1:1 4 X .'Yf'?f'? JM' FIRST ROW: R. Mairose, 505 I. Martin, 505 T. Maschmeier, 435 D. Masters, 505 G. Mazuk, 465 S. Mazuk, 425 D, Mc- Curdy 43. SECOND ROW: C. McCurdy, 415 R. McGraw, 465 R. McMahon, 465 R. Merritt, 435 L. Metz, 445 l. Meyers, 415 C. Meyman, 41. THIRD ROW: C. Miller, 425 V. Mink, 435 P. Moore, 435 M. Moxley, 425 D. Mulcare, 435 T. Mul- doon, 445 C. Munafo, 47. FOURTH ROW: P. Munnich, 445 P. Nagel, 415 1. Noonan, 445 M. Norrish, 415 T. Nurre, 46' S. Oberjohann, 415 P. Orsary, 41. 1 1 S I A l P: . .J .' l 1' 5-mt .. A FIRST ROW: T. Papin, 425 E. Peddenpohl, 505 K. Phillips, 435 M. Piepmeier, 465 E. Poehner, 46. SECOND ROW: F. Rapien, 505 B. Reckers, 425 I. Cteiser, 505 I. Rimele, 475 D. Rodarte, 46. i I l l l 4 I 19 l A lf P- . f,. Q 1? a f s. I 5 4 I ' Qx fd' Q i K Q39 'E .MSW 5 sg X 1 iq... , ,mm -. TT 13 C3 .,' FIRST ROW: B. Rowekamp, 415 D. Rieman, 465 R. Reynolds, 465 T. Ruggerie, 415 S. Ruhe, 445 H. Rumpke, 47, I. Rumpke, 475 B Rusche, 47. SECOND ROW: D. Rusche, 475 B. Rush, 415 R. Ryan, 415 1. Schapier, 445 R. Schmidt, 425 1. Schnu R. Schrand, 47. I . r X 'X sf T x 'X 'cf . X S1 x 5 lf: X . lu, 1 X 2 Q7 I - 7 X, X .V R . V bV 4 Q W i, M k 3 G5 A 'Q' I ' 7.1 ix ,. 5 di --1 C fl 1-. . P. Schvvarb, 41 D. Sciarappa, 44 W. Secor, 50 D. Seig, 44 C. Shepard, 42 G. Sims, 46 B. Smith, 46 R. Snyder, 50 P. Speeg, 42 I. Spohr, 47 B. Staley, 41 T. Steffee, 41 B. Staley, 41 D. Stehlin, 44 1. Stevenson, 46 M. Sullivan,46 L. Sermersheim, G. Sundrup, 46 G. Swafford, 43 M. Tenhover, 44 H. Thomas, 50 I. Thomas, 46 D. Throenle, 50 B. Traver, 42 M. Tribbe, 41 44 I ' '-'Z I Z? r, 445 R. Schoettmer, 46 14 .nf f Y ' Q .5 . , 'J Q '- X 'UF . .D .. ' 1,-v . X , l A 'Jr , K , . 2. f IF 'v '- I p . I . M T X A. . A1 1- I , JV ' xt 4 . Q as 4,- X t 1' K K :Tj L , I -FQ? ff 17 u ' 'V FIRST ROW: I. Vesper, 445 P. Vogeler, 505 C. VoriKorff, 425 B. Vor- broker, 44. SECOND ROW: M. vva1lman,47, C. Webster, 435 K. Wehmeyer, 415 R. Wheeler, 43. THIRD ROW: L. Wiegele, 445 I. Wiethorn, 475 M. Wietmarschen, 425 K. Wilkerson, 47. FOURTH ROW: M. Williams, 445 D. Wright, 415 L. Wolfork, 445 D. Wulker, 41. FIFTH ROW: G. Ziegler, 425 P. Zimmerman, 425 T. Zirms, 505 I. Zim, 46. SIXTH ROW: C. Zix, 475 R, Zureick, 415 I. Zerges, 435 F. Valerius, 46. , If, Q. v M61 um X 0 X- Aff,-13.4 fwfw. -, tgiglxf .V ,132-xifgqgzg: 1 1 3.'csTI?'2 18x72f', -fx 3 A ' A nz ' 4' sw .w ,,.!,.,guQ' -' , ,fam-1.. .11 , 2 4' Vw M 43 wi, 'W 3 Q Q WW R4 35? 1. w., 'zfzf rf' F. M lit-son, 30 ll. 'Xll1vrs,36 Ll. -Xllison, 34 Ni. Nlxvrson, 50 P. Agricola, 31 M. Aiigeliiiv, 37 M. f'Xrs1rn.in, 34 C. Asirnus, 36 Itvjt P. Nuciello, 36 C.. Avers, 37 I. Balzcr, 50 L. Barrow, 37 elf f' Ham 4 40 U . sf Tx INI. Bass, 36 Q . Q i E. Baer,30 ,., -5 A A. Bauer, 50 TJ , ,7 3 B. Beiting, 35 ,HEY -' 1 ' 1 v' A I ' .9 ' t rl -'b . '14 I '25 V l .Q ' Q J ft- I1 1 + 1' A 4 I k JI fl A I fix . -pd . ' Li f? X J f '1 . f X ll 3 r .. I? AI A ii ff f .1 ri I - 1' T' - 4 3 C ' 4 ,W-0 lx-' K 4 1 ,I Q I. f FIRST ROW: G. Benkeft, 385 R. Berg, 395 1. Ber- 1-x FIRST ROW: C. Brunner, 315 P. Burkhart, 385 B. Budinsky, 335 G. Ballinger, 305 D. Busam, 37. SECOND ROW: I. Bush, 365 I. Burke, 385 R. Burbrink, 375 T. Burda, 34, D. Burger, 33. THIRD ROW: D. Burke, 335 S. Burke, 305 I. Cappel, 305 I. Carraher 345 I. Ceddia, 30. FOURTH ROW: M. Ellis, 395 T. Cioffi, 385 L. Clark, 345 L. Cobb, 385 S. Coleman, 35. gen, 50. SECOND ROW: B. Bernecker, 335 C. Bess, 375 I. Bierman, 35. THIRD ROW: 1. Billings, 375 E. Brauning, 375 L. Blackburn, 35. FOURTH ROW: R. Bosse, 385 D. Bottenhorn, 365 I. Botten- horn, 36. FIFTH ROW: M. Brady, 385 T. Brother- ton, 335 T. Brausch, 33. SIXTH ROW: S. Brecken- ridge, 315 M. Brinck, 375 M. Broering, 35. SEV- ENTH ROW: S. Brown, 395 D. Broyles, 375 M. Broyles, 37. I lf' . x Nxt? Q ' Xlf , I l - - ' -I nr-7 X .. 1 x T 1' f fix flu I '37 1.-v .1 ,qi '7- - 1 4 '--ff if 'ff Q r 1 'rl -wg 6 -4 I .0 x 9 l 1 f ra 1 -all 1 , I, o . ' Mill F. Carloss, 35 M. Carroll, 31 P. Conrad, 33 I. Couzins, 30 M. Crom, 31 B. Cronin, 36 I. Hartman, 30 P. Crawley, 39 R. Cullum, 36 T. Cunningham, 39 S. Dolle, 36 M. Davignon, 37 H. Davis, 34 R. Denterlein, 33 Z, DePuCcio, 35 S. Deutsch, 37 M. Discepoli, 30 M. Dolin, 37 I. Dollenrneyer, 36 G. Domis, 33 FIRST ROW: G. Dooros, 39, S. Donovan, 31, T. Donovan 31, P. Drewes, 39, P. Duenhoft, 37, B. Dwyer, 35, R. Eckes, 31, B. Eckstein, 35. SECOND ROW: L. Eely, 34, M. Ellis, 39, M. Emming, 50, M. Endres, 30, R. Englert, 39, 1. Ewald, 31, T. Falk, 30, I. Faller, 33. 199 J ,X1,l.innon.38 P. I lamm, 36 13, llal1erlX',33 G. Fiul1ii.1,.3-3 D. l:ilusCl1, 34 B. l ister, 50 B. l'itfp.iIriclx, 37 C, Foralwr, 35 G. Fornash, 37 V. Fibbraio, 37 T. Feiclwtner, 35 l. Frveinan, 33 I. lrvese, 33 G. Fin-big, 50 1. Gallina, 30 M.Gardon1o,34 K. Garcia, 36 M. Garland, 38 I. Gelwring, 35 R. Gelhaus, 31 T, Geiger, 38 G. Gelhausen, 36 l. Gilkey, 35 1. caiiigan, 35 C. Girmann, 34 L, Glazier, 38 D. Gleason, 35 W. Gleason, 35 'sf , ,gf v 1 as Nfl f . I ,g., 1..J 'i .x, I1 I 4 if - 'Ffa I :v, M fi P - -:Q X 2 it A . ,. 1 401-1 KA 1. Goller, 39 1. Goodlow, 37 G. Gruenwald, 31 D. Grein, 31 D. Gruenwald, 31 R. Hahn, 38 T. Harris, 36 W. Halaszyn, 34 C. Hall, 37 I. Hartrnann,35 K. Harnpel,31 D. Harris, 36 R. Haussler, 31 D. Haus, 36 B. Hausfeld, 30 K. Hartel, 43 R. Hawkins, 37 I. Hayden, 35 D. Heidelberg, 34 D. Hellweg, 36 R. Hellweg, 36 I. Heirn, 34 E. Heinrifh, 30 I. Hermann, 33 R. HetIeberg,39 --1 X X T N.-7 di ' 3' ' . 13' X53 lf , ,g- Jil l .J .-4 X K Q1 'lo I . ' s lla! 1 ' ' 1 ua Y A J l Q A ki .eb I if fi' T' 3517 ' 3' . J X d I l l'-o Q vi - T I 4, ..s ' qfn' .X ci 41? FIRST ROW: G. Henderer, 34: R. Henke, 38: C.. Hilling, 30: D. Hil- shorst, 34. SECOND ROW: M. Honebrink, 36: j. Horn, 37: M Korte, 36: T. Hosty, 33. THIRD ROW: C. Hudgins, 39: S. Humbert 39: E. Hunt, 31: W. Hurley, 37. FOURTH ROW: D. Hurm, 37: N. Hurr, 37: j. janning, 35: D. jasper, 50. FIFTH ROW: P. jasper, 33: R. johnson, 38: D. jones, 35: T . joseph, 38. SIXTH ROW: D. Kaiser, 39: S. Kallmeyer, 39: C. Karaus, 37: C. Kattelman, 33. SEVENTH ROW: B. Keller, 39: P. Kellerman, 35: D. Kunkel, 37: D. Kernpe, 33. 1 3 1 l YZ ff' ' . T , ef a - 6 V . x. I-l.7'4l r is ll! J , FIRST ROW: j. Kistner, 31: R. Klosterkemper, 37: T. Klayer, 31: K Kombrinck, 30. SECOND ROW: j. Kroeger, 38: N. Kollstedt, 38:1 Knollman, 35: j. Kuhlman, 35. THIRD ROW: P. Knoer, 33: M Kreimer, 36: M. Krurndieck, 34: C.. Lack, 39. FOURTH ROW: P Lacortiglia, 34: R. Laub, 30: S. Lang, 36: F. Leck, 30. FIFTH ROW: B Linz, 31: T. Lipton, 31: A. Lohman, 33: B. Luebbe, 34. SIXTH ROW B. Rust, 31: S. Lykins, 35: D. Lynch, 30: G. Lynch, 30. 201 IX .NldIgi'NOII,50 Ix. N1.1lx.'30 D. Nlalrv. 33 D. Maunlel, 38 L. M.1v,3-I D. McCurdy. 34 I. McDonough, 37 D. .N1CHugl1,36 -X, McMahon, 33 C. McManiman, 37 1. McNally, 38 R. Meeks, 36 D. Mendel, 38 I. Merkle, 31 S. Mehdi, 38 .N1.N1eIl,36 B. Meyer, 35 D. Meyer, 39 lx E I - KT V xxwj .wr-' -' .rn ' :rj virilfsriwf .Arwizyflilfll FIRST ROW: D. Meyer, 39: P. Meyer, 39: D. Middendorf, 50: M. Miller, 33. SECOND ROW: V. Minniti, 50, T. Mitchell, 33, T. Moeller, 33: M. Mogavero, 50. THIRD ROW: B. Moore, 31, R. Morsch, 50, G. Mayborg, 38, T. Meuller, 36. FOURTH ROW: I. Mullenger, 34, M. Murphy, 31: F. Murrell, 50, M. Nadler, 36. FIFTH ROW: C. Wiehaus, 33: R. Nigg, 35, T. Noonan, 39, D. Nor- man, 38. SIXTH ROW: D. North, 31: I. Oberjohann, 345 D. O'- Connor, 305 M. Olding, 39. SEVENTH ROW: R. O'Reilly, 34, P. Osterbrock, 34, C. Parker, 30: M.Picl1, 36. I Q 5 '31 5' A if 4 1 .I 5' 'ci' I' W. 31 K-1 - ar ,, S I, -gi '55 , .4 ii I? L-fe' Fld ' I. IX iiillifi 2 ,S 15. E ...J ,Q . - - ,I 5 -l XX X Ii 1 I ,L V Q. '1 ' 3' , ' Q 1 , ,J ' I KT' I 4- 4 - , 2 XR K X Q? -5 I V? I 3 I X , FIRST ROW: G. Pierson, 375 K. Powell, 505 A. Putman, 345 R. Put- nick, 31. SECOND ROW: B. Quigley, 315 B. Rath, 305 P. Reany, 345 1. Reilly, 39. THIRD ROW: F. Reinhardt, 315 G. Reiter, 385 V. Riv- ers, 365 I. Robinson, 50. FOURTH ROW: A. Roll, 365 D. Rorner, 355 S. Romer, 335 I. Rohrnan, 39. FIFTH ROW: M. Rothan, 355 S. Roth- an, 355 K. Ruffin, 335 1. Rusche, 31. I ,il .-1 rmula Xlmmri nv v ,Q .1 -.-1 .J f-sr ICQ .La All X14 D. Singer, 38 I. Schvvlcr, 50 I. Santel, 31 S. Santoro, 36 I. Saar, 36 1. Staudt, 31 R. Sc herpenlnvrg, 31 T. Schaller, 33 D. Schaefer, 38 M. Scheurer, 35 S. Scherpenberg, 33 A. Schilling, 38 R. Schlef, 38 K. Schneider, 31 M. Schumacher, 31 G. Schrantz, 30 K. Schurenberg, 33 M. Schulenberg, 37 S. Schutte, 39 C. Seibel, 50 A. Seiter, 36 I. Seta, 36 R. Setenger, 30 A. Shauntee, 33 W. Sinilev, 34 f. X til r- ni 1 ng .W iq: it '., -0 . . x , 'if' .L K ,N f 'x A' . Q. I X I A M ,,. RX W 1'-Q limo. X FIRST ROW: C,. Smith, 345 C. Snelling, 345 R. Sollmann, 315 C. Statzer, 345 C. Stegernan, 335 R. Steins, 305 R. Stewart, 505 T. Stidham, 335 1. Stiles. SEC- OND ROW1 B. Smith, 385 R. Tl1ien,505 R. Stockmeier, 375 T. Stoehr, 505 K. Stricker, 305 G. Strotman, 335 1, Sturdivant, 385 W. Swigert, 375 T. Temming, 37. THIRD ROW: 1. Tenbieg, 365 D. Thompson, 345 I. Tilford, 335 B. Tobergte, 395 S. Tonnis, 315 I. Troup, 305 1. Trainor, 365 T. Tricase, 505 M. Turner, 50. FOLTRTH RQVXII I. Tuttle, 395 T. Ventre, 345 S. Ventre, 345 P. Wichmann, 385 T. Viel, 395 T. Volck, 395 1. Wagner, 365 S. Walkenhorst, 375 I. Wallman, 3T. L.NMibnttz,35 ff ' P. Webb, 31 F ew, R. lthwselffr, 35 ix 7 A ' 'Q D. Westt-ndorf, 37 R. Wl1eeler,3-1 X 1---1 Xl Wlwissel, 35 X C. Vxlllllilw, 34 X I D, Whitt, 37 XN.XXlWiIt', 34 .- I, Wie-ner, 37 l 1 S. Hieltinfl, 33 - .. 1- M. Vkir-llisl3.1cl1, 50 R, XX ietmdrsc lien, 3-4 I. Windt, 36 S. Howl, 39 I. Nc-lmggrvn, 38 xt !iIilw,50 if' Nl. fimmc-rmdn, 35 K ' I. fmt, 39 I lurld, 30 , A ',, 204 SENIOR DIRECTORY FRANK ABELL, 515 Scenic Avenue, St. Clem- ent. Cross Country 1, Penman 2,3,4, Cheer- leaders 4, Honor B 1,2,3, junior Spartan Players 1,2, Senior Drama 2, Student Senate 4. PAUL ACHESON, 6833 Tarawa Drive, St. Mar- garet Mary. Merit Student 2, HR. President 1. TIM ADAMS, 11414 Farmington Road, St. Matthias. Football 1,2. DAVID ALBERT, 6950 Lois Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Football 1,2,3,4, Radio Club 2, Track 1, 2,3. RICK AREVALO, 8633 Mockingbird Lane, St. Bartholomew. Track 1, Glee Club 2. RICHARD ARMSTEAD, 930 Burton Avenue, Bellarmine. Football 1, Cross Country 2, Ba- conian of the Air 4, Basketball 1. MARK AGRICOLA, 9482 Sherborn Drive, St. Bartholomew. Track 2, Merit Student 2, Swimming 2,3,4. WALT BALLY, 614 Probasco Street, Sacred Heart. Band 1,2,3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL BAUR, 4247 Bertus Street, St. Clem- ent. Cross Country 4, Track 4, CSMC 3, Glee Club 3,4, Merit Student 3, Senior Drama 3. ROGER BEDINGHAUS, 506 East Ross Avenue, St. Clement. Football 1, Merit Student 1,2,3. MICHAEL BELANGER, 7123 Green Fringe Lane, St. Vivians. Football 1,2, Tutoring 3. JAMES BIERMAN, 9650 Woodmill Lane, St. Bartholomew. Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 2, Merit Student 3, Basketball 1,2,3,4. BOB BOEHMER, 176 Church Street, St. Clem- ent. Football 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1, CSMC 1, Red Cross 4, HR. President 1,2. KEN BOEHNER, 1709 Marilyn Lane, St. Mar- garet Mary. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Merit Student 2, French Club 4. BRUCE BOHL, 402 Ada Street, St. Monica. Merit Student 1,2. STEVE BOLIN, 1484 Collegewood Lane, St. Margaret Mary. Football 1,2,4, Track 1,2,4, Merit Student 2,3,4. GARY BONOMINI, 574 Terrace Avenue, Annunciation. Football 4, CSMC 1,2,3,4, HR. President 3, Baconian of the Air 4. IOSEPH BRANNEN, 40 Baker Avenue, St. Clement. CSMC 3,4, French Club 3,4. TERRY BRAUSCH, 9988 Pippin Road, Corpus Christi. CSMC 1,2, Honor B 1,2. GREG BRIETENSTEIN, 2462 Fairview Avenue, St. Monica. BRUCE BRIELMAIER, 5848 Winton Ridge Lane, St. Vivian. TERRY BRINCK, 904 West Seymour Avenue, St. Charles. Merit Student 1,3, Basketball 2. DONALD BROCKMAN, 4274 Leonard Ave- nue, St. Clement. Baseball 3,4, Football 1,2,3, 4, Track 2, CSMC 1,2, Council on World Af- fairs 3, B-Athletic Club 4, Honor B 1,2,3,4, Merti Student 1,2,3,4, HR. President 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2. EDGAR BROYLES, 21 West Hollister Street, St. George. Penman 1, Merit Student 1. CHRISTOPHER BRUMLEVE, 4 Cypress Garden Lane, Annunciation. DONALD BUDKE, 1524 Teakwood Avenue, St. Clare. IAMES BUDKIE, 406 Beech Street, St. Aloy- sious. Golf 4, Troubadour 2,3,4, Honor B 2, Baconian 4, lt's Academic 3,4. TIMOTHY BUNCH, 1598 Tremont Lane, St. Margaret Mary. CSMC 1,2,3,4, Council on World Affairs 3,4, Religious Council 3, Bacon- ian of the Air 2, French Club 3,4. DOUGLAS BURKS, 8375 Newbury, St. james. Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. IAMES CARTER, 800 West Galbraith Road, St. Margaret Mary. Band 1,2,3,4, Merit Student 3. TIMOTHY CARTER, 3101 Riddle View Lane, Annunciation. Track 1, Troubadour 2,3,4, Signees 3,4, Baconian 3,4, Bowling Team 1,2. TIM CASEY, 1125 Congress, St. Gabriel. IOSEPH CHARLTON, 110 Findlay Street, St. joseph. Baseball 4, Football 2, Track 1,3, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Religious Council 4, Cheer- leaders 4, Glee Club 3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3, 4, Senior Drama 4, Home Room President 2, Baconian of the Air 4, Student Senate 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3. DAVID CLARK, 363 Woodknoll Road, St. james. HR. President 4. TOM CLARK, 44 Bayham Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Safety Council 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, CSMC 1,2,3,4, Troubadour 3,4, Council on World Affairs 2,3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3, Se- nior Drama 1,2,3,4, Home Room President 3, junior Achievement 3,4, Spirit Club 3. KEVIN CONDON, 14 Church Street, St. Clem- ent. Safety Council 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Merit Student 1, Senior Drama 1, 2,3,4, Baconian of the Air 1,4, Swimming 1, Spirit Club 3,4. 205 ll. MIKE CONNELLY, 4245 Minmor Drive, St. Thomas Aquinas. Cross Country 1, Honor B 2, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, HR. President 1. MIKE COSTA, 306 Emming Street, St. Monica. Football 2, Track 1,2, Honor 1, Merit Stu- dent 1,2,3,4. GREGORY COSTELLO, 6525 South Oakknoll Drive, St. Vivian. Glee Club 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Swimming 3,4. GARY COVEYOU, 848 Hanson Drive, St. Ma- thias. Band1,2,3,4, Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL CRONIN, 2650 Cracevvootl Ave- nue, Little Flower. STEPHEN CZIMBAL, 8032 Bobolink Drive, St. Vivian. Band 1,2,3,4. IOE DATTILO, 4400 Greenlee Avenue, St. Clement. Football 1,2, Glee Club 3,4, Honor HB 1, Merit Student 1,2. IOHN DAVIS, 371 Meadowcrest, St. lames. Track 2, Council on World Affairs 3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4. MIKE DAY, 32 Baker Avenue, St. Clement. Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Merit Student 3. LARRY DeCiUIRE, 1526 Oak Knoll Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Safety Council 3,4, CSMC 2,3, 4, Science Club 2, HR. President 2,3, Baconi- an ofthe Air 2, Swimming Team 3,4. DAVE DENTERLEIN, 2719 Stratford Avenue, St. Monica. Band 1,2,3,4, Council on World Affairs 1, Honor B 1, Merit Student 1,2,3,4, Band Treasurer 1, Catholic High School Hon- or Band 4. WILLIAM DETERS, 524 MCAlpin Avenue, Annunciation. Merit Student 2, Bowling Team1,2. DAVID DICKOFF, 611 Orient Avenue, St. Clement. Merit Student 1,2,3, Young Demo- crats 3,4. NICK DISCEPOLI, 1524 Ciardenwood Court, St. Margaret Mary. Track 1. IERRY DOLLENMEYER, 5719 Kiefer Court, St. Clare. Merit Student 4, HR. President 2,3. NEIL DOPPES, 4221 Langley Avenue, St. Clem- ent. Honor B 1, Merit Student 1,2, Swim- ming Team 1,2. MIKE DOUGHERTY, 11872 Elmgrove Circle, Corpus Christi. CSMC 2. IOHN DUECKER, 2 Alcott Lane, Our Lady of the Rosary. Golf 1,2,3,4. IOHN DUFFY, 11025 Embassy Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. TERRY ECRBRETH, 873-I Woodview Drive, St. Bartholomew. lr. Spartan Players 15 Senior Drama 1,2,3,45 Baconian ofthe Air 15 CSMC 1. IOSEPH EMMING, 710 Cranford Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Band 1,2,3,45 Merit Stu- dent 1,2,3,45 CSMC 1. BARRY ENGEL, 302 Emming Street, St. Monica. KEN ENGLERT, 11516 Franingham Drive, St. Mathias. Band 35 Troubadour 15 Merit Stu- dent 3,45 Senior Drama 2. PHIL EWALD, 145 Warner Street, St. George. Safety Council 15 CSMC 3,4. LOUIS EYMAN, 5651 Hamilton Avenue, St. Clare. ALFONSO FARMER, 2022 Burnet Avenue, Holy Name. Football 2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Merit Student 2,35 Usher 1,2. THOMAS FEDERLE, 8401 Bobolink Drive, St. Vivian. CSMC 1,25 Council on World Affairs 3, 45 Honor B 1,2. DAVID FEICHTNER, 4279 Redwood Terrace, St. Clement. Track 15 Penman 3,45 Honor B 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,35 lr. Spartan Players 1,25 It's Academic 3,4. DOUG FERGUSON, 2346 Ohio Avenue, St. George. Council on World Affairs 1,2,3,4. KEN FETTE, 6226 Stella, St. Vivian. lr. Spartan Players 1. GERARD FILUGCH, 1921 Vine Street, St. Fran- cis Seraph. GARY FISCHER, 1633 Westwood Avenue, St. Bonaventure. Merit Student 1,2,3. MICHAEL ELORY, 408 Lombardy Street, St. Aloysious. CSMC 1,25 Merit Student 1,2. JERRY FOLEY, 43 Clinton Springs Avenue, St. Clement. Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Honor B 35 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 HR. President 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. DAN FRAYNE, 10 Church Street, St. Clement. Band 1,2,3,4. CHARLES FRY, 6958 La Boiteaux Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. Football 15 Track 15 Swim- ming Team 2. ROBERT FRY, 1274 Norman Avenue, St. Mar- garet Mary. THOMAS FUCHS, 7146 Northridge Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Football 15 Merit Student 1,2, 35 Baconian 2. DAVID FUERSICH, 211 Cresent Avenue, St. lames. Golf 15 CSMC 1. RON GABLE, 6222 Aspen Avenue, St. Clare. Track 1. STEVE GALLAGHER, 778 Converse Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Council on World Affairs 4. PAUL GEHRING, 8325 Mayfair Drive, St. lames. Golf 1. STEVE GENHEIMER, 3051 Penrose Place, St. Catherine. Troubadour 45 Penman 3,45 Coun- cil on World Affairs 35 Honor B 1,2,3,4. STEVE GERGEN, 2307 Ohio Avenue, St. George. Cross Country 25 Honor B 25 Bas- ketball 1,2. IIM GERING, 634 Clemmer Avenue, St. Moni- ca. Cross Country 1,25 Merit Student 1,25 Bas- ketball 1. STEVE GERTZ, 7277 Greenfarms Drive, St. Vivi- ans. Safety Council 3,45 Glee Club 45 Art 1,2' HR. President 1. I JERRY GLUECK, 2951 Stout Road, Corpus Christi. Track 15 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 2,45 Senior Drama 2,45 Speech Contest 1,2,3,4. DAVID GOLDY, 7024 Clovernoll Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Track 1,25 Honor B 25 Merit Student 1,2,3. LARRY GORMAN, 8271 Bobolink Drive, St. Vivian. LAURENCE GREWE, 3154 Glendora Avenue, St. George. Merit Student 1,2. TONY GUETHLEIN, 442 Ludlow Avenue, Fran- cis Seraph. Merit Student 1,2,3. DOMINIC GUTIERREZ, 19 Damon Road, Our Lady of the Rosary. HR. President 2. 0 PATRICK HANSEL, 27 West Clifton, St. Francis Seraph. Speech Contest 1,2,3. DAVE HARCOURT, 4135 Witlen Street, St. Boniface. Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 Merit Student 1,2. LESLIE HARMON, 2725 Van Street, Holy Name. VAN HARRIS, 9864 Wayne Court, St. Chris- tina. French Club 4. CHARLES HARTKEMEYER, 11699 Dutchess Lane, Corpus Christi. PHILIP HAUCK, 4614 Winton Road, St. Ber- nard. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL HEITHAUS, 1599 Tremont Lane, St. Margaret Mary. Track 2,3,45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 1,2,3,45 Religious Council 1,3,45 Honor B 2,45 Merit Student 3,4. 206 ROBERT HELMS, 1429 North Bend Road, St. Clare. Band 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. RALPH HENKE, 4265 Dartmouth Drive, St. Thomas Aquinas. Football 15 CSMC 15 Merit Student 15 Red Cross 1,2,3. STEVE HERBERT, 1127 Hollywood Avenue, St. Vivians. ART HERMES, 10195 Ronnie Road, St. James. Troubadour 3,45 Merit Student 2. STEVE HINNENKAMP, 4420 Sullivan Avenue, St. Clement. Band 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Senior Drama 3,4. IOHN HISCHEMILLER, 2541 Vestry Avenue, St. Monica. Coucil on World Affairs 3,45 Sci- ence Club 1,25 Cheerleaders 25 Glee Club 25 Merit Student 1. MICHAEL HOELL, 4338 Greenlee Avenue, St. Clement. Cross Country 1,2,35 Track 15 CSMC 1,2,35 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MIKE HOFFMAN, 9668 Woodmill Lane, St. Bartholomew. Baseball 4. DANIEL HOLDGRIEWE, 3754 Clifton Avenue St. Annunciation. Chess Club 45 Radio Club 15 Council on World Affairs 2,45 Science Club 45 Honor B 1,25 Ir. Spartan Players 15 Baconian of the Air 1,25 Young Republicans 3,4. I MICHAEL HOLTZEITER, 1864 Centeridge Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. Safety Council 1, 45 Golf 25 Glee Club 15 Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,25 Spartan Players 1. GERY HOMAN, 941 Northbend Road, St. Vivi- an. Golf 1,25 CSMC 1,2. MELVIN HUBER, 738 North Bend Road, St. Vivian. Glee Club 3,4. MIKE HUBER, 116 Kottman Street, St. Vivian. DAVID IMBROGNO, 586 Waycross Road, Our Lady of the Rosary. Troubadour 45 Pen- man 45 Council on World Affairs 2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 1,3,45 Senior Drama 3,45 School Photography 1,2,3,4. DAVE IMHOFF, 11410 Franingham Drive, Our Lady ofthe Rosary. PAUL IORFIDA, 460 Meadowcrest Court, St. Bartholomew. Honor B 25 Merit Student 2. TERRY IENT, 5731 Kiefer Avenue, St. Clare. Track 25 Honor 'B 1,2,3. TIMOTHY IENT, 5731 Kiefer Avenue, St. Clare. Honor B 1,2,3. GREGORY IOHNSON, 1460 jackson Avenue, St. Christina. Band 15 Council on World Af- fairs 45 HR. President 4. DENNIS JONES, 2511 Sarvis Court, St. Bona- venture. Track 15 CSMC 1,2,35 Merit Student 3. MIKE JONES, 3238 Bishop Street, Annuncia- tion. Football 15 CSMC1,2,35 Merit Student 1, 35 Bowling Team 1,25 Red Cross 1,2,3. EMMANUEL JOSSHUA, 234 Ehrman Avenue, St. Andrew. Merit Student 25 HR. President 1, 2. JIM KAHLES, 553 Terrace Avenue, Annuncia- tion. Signees 45 Merit Student 1,2,35 Bowling Team 15 Young Democrats 3. GARY KAISER, 4234 Vine Street, St. Clement. MIKE KALVIN, 41 Bayham Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Track 1,25 Troubadour 3,45 CSMC 3,4. DAVID KAMP, 18 Dayspring Terrace, Our Lady of the Rosary. Cross Country 15 Band 2,35 Troubadour 2,45 Honor B 45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 2,45 Track 1. THOMAS KEIL, 7020 La Boiteaux Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. KEN KEMEN, 20 Orchard Street, St. Clement. Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Track 15 Honor B 3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. JOE KEMPE, 4259 Minmore Drive, St. Clem- ent. Football 1,25 Council on World Affairs 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Honor B 1,2,3. STEPHEN KEMPLIN, 1943 Catalpa Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. EDDIE KESTERMAN, 4414 Colerain Avenue, St. Boniface. EARL KEUTZ, 7146 Dodgeon Court, St. Mar- garet Mary. CLEMENT KLEMS, 4087 Clifton Avenue, An- nunciation. Football 1,25 Track 1,25 CSMC 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleaders 45 Merit Student 1,2,35 Sen- ate 45 Red Cross 4. MARTIN KOHUS, 1635 Marlowe Avenue, St. Clare. Art1,2,3,4. RONALD KREMM, 4233 Brookside Avenue, St. Boniface. TIM KRUTHAUPT, 200 West Gallnath Avenue St. Boniface. Baseball 1,2,3,45 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 15 Football 1,2,3,4' Merit Student 1,2,3. 1 I JOSEPH LAIBLE, 11404 Rose Lane, St. Mathias. Track 15 Troubadour 45 Penman 25 Merit Stu- dent 25 Senior Drama 2,4. JIM LANGMEIER, 20006 Carpenter Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. STEVE LAWSON, 4219 Cherry Street, St. Monica. ROBERT LEIFLING, 9620 Cedarhurst Drive, Corpus Christi. DAVE LINDER, 1839 Goodman Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. Merit Student 1,2,3. REMY LORETO, 20 West McMillan Street, St. George. Merit Student 1. CHUCK LUKEN, 993 Nohunta Court, St. Bar- tholomew. Art 4. JOSEPH LUKEN, 7145 Greenfield Drive, St. Vivan. Track 2,35 Young Democrats 3. JAMES LYNCH, 823 West Seymour, St. Charles. KENNETH MAHLENKAMP, 7969 Cherrywood Court, St. Vivian. Troubadour 25 Merit Stu- dent1,2. ALBERT MAIER, 1535 Addingham Place, St. Boniface. Cross Country 1,25 Merit Student 15 Swimming Team 1,2. JOHN MAJ, 1025 Thornfield Lane, St. Vivian. Glee Club 4. STEPHEN MANN, 9536 Pippin Road, Corpus Christi. Council on World Affairs 35 Honor B 25 Merit Student 2. ROBERT MARCHANT, 9449 Shadyoak Court, St. Bartholomew. Golf 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Religious Council 45 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Merit Student 3. PAUL MARTINEZ, 1921 North Bend Road, St. Clare. PAUL MAUNTELL, 1923 Waltham Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. THOMAS MAUNTEL, 146 East Mitchell Ave- nue, St. Clement. Cross Country 15 Penman 3, 45 Glee Club 3,45 Honor B 35 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Junior Spartan Players 1,2. DICK MCCARTHY, 173 Grove Road, St. James. Safety Council 1,2,3,45 Track 1. MIKE MCCOY, 9133 Fontainbleau Terrace, St. Bartholomew. CSMC 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,35 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. ROSS MCDONOUGH, 1110 Hanover Road Our Lady of the Rosary. Cross Country 3,4. I RICHARD MCKENNA, 10890 Carnegie Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Football 1,2,3,4. JAMES MEALE, 11312 Lincolnshire Road, St. Matthias. Troubadour 3,45 Honor B 25 Mer- it Student 3. MIKE MEINKING, 8009 Pippin Road, St. Mar- garet Mary. Football 15 Track 15 Student Rep- resentative 2. 207 I. PHILIP MEYER, 6700 Jamar Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Merit Student 1. TOM MEYER, 6893 Bryn Mawr Drive, St. Vivi- an. Honor B 15 Merit Student 2. STEVEN MIDDENDORF, 1618 Westmoreland Avenue, St. Boniface. Football 35 Basketball 1. JOHN MILAZZO, 516 Orient Avenue, St. Ber- nard. Baseball 45 Penman 2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,3,45 Student Senate 4. THOMAS MOLLMANN, 1906 Acorn Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Athletic Club 3,45 Swimming Team 2,3,4. JERRY MOLLYO, 221 Escalon Street, St. Charles. Bowling Team 1. MICHAEL MONAHAN, 610 East Ross Avenue, St. Clement. DAVID MONDAY, 4420 Tower Avenue, St. Clement. Merit Student 15 Bowling Team 15 Secretary1. DAVID MORIARTY, 7213 Winton Road, St. Vivian. Cross Country 1,35 CSMC 1,2,3,45 MeritStudent3. TIMOTHY MULCARE, 3448 Ruther Avenue, Annunciation. Track 1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders 45 Honor B 1,25 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Presi- dent of School 45 Student Senate 4. RON MYERS, 2183 Clara Street, St. Bernard. ALBERT NADLER, 2925 West McMicken Ave- nue, Sacred Heart. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND NETTLES, 585 Armory Avenue, St. Joseph. Track 1,2,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 HR. Pres- ident 15 Wrestling 4. GARY NEUMANN, 2166 Clara Street, St. Bon- aventure. Football 2,35 Track 15 Cheerleaders 45 Merit Student 2,3. PAUL NIEHAUS, 7018 Noble Avenue, St. Mar- garet Mary. Safety Council 2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Merit Student 2,3. JOHN NIESEN, 35 Orchard Street, St. Clem- ent. Football 1,25 Golf 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Merit Student 1,2,3. CHRIS NOE, 9995 McKelvey Road, St. Bar- tholomew. Band1,2,3,4. DAN NOONAN, 6833 Marvin Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. CSMC 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,4. DAVE NORRIS, 6636 Plantation Way, St. Vivi- ans. Football 1. GERALD NUCKOLS, 19 Phillips .Avenue, St. Clement. Track 15 CSMC 45 Science Club 15 Merit Student 1,2,35 Junior Spartan Players 1, 2. BOB O'BRlEN, 91 VVeSt Sharon, St. Gabriel. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Merit Student 35 Student Senate 45 Basketball 15 HR. President 35 HR. Vice-President 3,4. PATRICK O'CONNOR, 11726 Vancleve Ave- nue, St. Gabriel. Cross Country 15 Track 15 Troubadour 2,3,45 Penman 35 Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 junior Spartan Players 1,25 Senior Drama 2,3,45 Baconian 35 HR. Pres- ident 3. DAVID OECHLER, 406 Tillotson Avenue, St. Monica. Science Club1. MARK OSWALD, 67 Wentworth Avenue, St. james. DENNIS PELZEL, 5714 Keefer Circle, St. Clare. DAVID PIERANI, 7501 Fairbank Avenue, St. Charles Borromo. THOMAS PIERCE, 6959 Noble Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. Football 1,2,3,4. BILL PIKET, 114 West Mixon Street, St. George. Football 15 Cross Country 15 Track 15 B-Athletic Club 15 Merit Student 35 Basketball 3. GREG PILLER, 2409 Fairview Avenue, St. Mon- ica. Merit Student 1,2. SHERMAN PHILLIPS, 1032 Wabash Avenue, St. Christina. Baseball 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 B- Athletic Club 3,45 HR. President 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. jOHN PUMPPLE, 4419 Sullivan Avenue, St. Clement. Merit Student 1. KENNETH QUIGLEY, 2486 Schon Drive, Cor- pus Christi. CSMC1,2,3. STEVE RAABE, 1269 Norman Avenue, St. Mar- garet Mary. Golf 1,2,35 Merit Student 2,35 Swimming 2. DONALD RABE, 5819 Salvia Avenue, St. Clare. Football 1,2,3,4. RON RABE, 5819 Salvia Avenue, St. Clare. Football 1,2,3,4. DAVE RAPIEN, 4405 Leonard Avenue, St. Clement. ROBERT RATH, 2395 Springdale Road, Cor- pus Christi. Track 1,25 CSMC 1,25 Troubadour 35 Penman 35 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,2,35 junior Spartan PIayers1. DAVE REINHART, 47 Euclid Avenue, Sl. james. Merit Student 2. jOHN REITER, 2243 Flora Street, St. Monica. Football 25 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2. MARK REKERS, 50 West Charlotte Avenue, St. james. LARRY RIDDLE, 639 Probasco Street, Sacred Heart, Band 1,25 CSMC 2,3,45 Bowling Team 2, 3. GARY RIEMAN, 2004 Dallas Avenue, St. Mar- garet Mary. Golf 35 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Track 1. ROBERT ROHRKASSE, 1702 joseph COurt, St. Margaret Mary. CSMC 1,25 Merit Student 1,3. STEVE ROLFES, 8978 Cotillion Drive, St. Bar- tholomew. Senior Drama 35 HR. President 3. DAVID ROMER, 61 japonica Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. Safety Council 2,3,45 CSMC1,2, 3,45 Chess Club 3,45 Troubadour 3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,3,45 Honor B 1,35 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 junior Spartan Players 1,25 Senior Drama 2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Drama Presi- dent 4. STEVE RUDLER, 345 Fleming Road, St. james. GREG RUEHRWEIN, 9786 Sacramento Street, Corpus Christi. RALPH RUHE, 20003 Dallas Avenue, st. Mari garet Mary. Merit Student 1. HOSEA RUSH, 20 Shinley Drive, St. Clement. Track 15 Chess Club 35 Honor B 1. IAMES RYAN, 1015 Archlald Drive, St. Vivian. Safety Council 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Signees1,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Bowling Team 1,25 HR. President 25 Senate Representative 3. MIKE ST. CLAIR, 4531 Vine Street, St. Clem- ent. Cross Country 1,25 Track 1,2. MIKE SANZERE, 2930 Vine Street, St. George. Football 15 Cross Country 25 Track 15 Cheer- leaders 45 Honor B 2,35 Merit Sgudent 1,2,3, 4. jlM SCHACKMANN, 1031 Harbury Drive, St. Vivian. CSMC1,2,3,4. DAVID SCHERMER, 2022 West Galbraith Road, St. Margaret Mary. IOSEPH SCHERPENBERG, 8297 Winton Road, St. Vivian. Honor B 3. PETE SCHIRA, 3736 Marydell Place, St. Martin. Honor B 2. EDWARD SCHLEF, 892 Carini Lane, Our Lady ofthe Rosary. Merit Student 1,2,3. DAVE SCHLEGEL, 10686 Mill Road, Corpus Christi. BILL SCHMITT, 589 Woodside Heights, St. Clement. Football 1,25 Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,2,35 Basketball 1. DAVE SCHNEIDER, 1587 Tremont Road, St. Bonaventure. Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2. 208 RON SCHNELLE, 6907 Lois Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Golf 15 Track 15 CSMC 2,35 Merit Stu- dent 3. jIM SCHNUR, 2024 Dallas Avenue, St. Mar- garet Mary.CSMC1,25 Honor B 1. jIM SCHNURR, 2366 Fairgreen Place, Our Lady of Lourdes. Football 1,25 Penman 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Merit Student 1, 2,3,4. PAUL SCHOTTELKOTTE, 7647 Pineglen Drive, St. Vivian. Band 1,2,35 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Parish Representative 1,3. jAY SCHWALLIE, 570 Rose Hill Avenue, St. Clement. 'CSMC 45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Bowling Team 1,2,3,4. MEL SERMERSHEIM, 4511 Circle Avenue, Penman 45 Senior Drama 45 Spanish Club 2. MIKE SHEA, 87 Sheehan Avenue, St. james. CSMC 1,2,3,45 Baconian of the Air 1,2,35 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. TOM SHERRICK, 2233 Schoedinger Avenue, St. Bonaventure. Merit Student 2,3. jOHN SIEFERT, 1182 Well Spring Drive, St. Bartholomew. Merit Student 1. LARRY SIMON, 600 Tafel Street, Sacred Heart. CSMC 1,25 jr. Spartan Players 1,2,3. DOUG SMITH, 257 West North Bend Road, St.Charles. GARY SMITH, 6544 Montevista Drive, St. Vivian. DAVID SORTER, 408 Ingram Road, Our Lady of the Rosary. Golf 1,2,3,4. FRANZ STANSBURY, 310 Cleveland Avenue, St. Clement. Penman 25 French Club 1. JOE STARK, 6704 Park Place, St. Margaret Mary. csMc1,2,3,4. FRANK STEER, 1503 Springlawn Road, St. Pat- ricks. Chess Club 15 HR. President 35 Senate 3, 45 Swimming Team 2. DOUGLAS STEGMAN, 114 Martin Street, St. Clement. Cross Country 15 Track 2. MARK STEINMETZ, 4232 Sullivan Avenue, St. Clement. Cross Country 25 Track 15 CSMC 15 Council on World Affairs 15 Merit Student 35 Swimming Team 3. MIKE STOLL, 1726 Quebec Road, St. Bona- venture. Baseball 2,3,45 Cross Country 25 Track 15 CSMC 15 Merit Student 1,2,35 HR. President 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Senate 4. KENNETH SUNDERMAN, 6915 Kleindale Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. MICHAEL SWEENEY, 2310 Flora Street, St. Monica. Troubadour 3,45 Penman 3,45 Honor B 1,2,3,45 junior Spartan Players 1,2. ROGER SWIGERT, 5805 Saranac Avenue, St. Clare. DAVE TENHOVER, 7120 Cloverknoll Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 CSMC1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. TONY THIEN, 1714 Marilyn Lane, St. Margaret Mary. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Trouba- dour1,2,35 Penman 3,45 Glee Club 15 Honor B 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,25 HR. President 2. ADRIAN THOMAS, 458 Ballyclare Terrace, St. Christina. Band 2,3,45 Radio Club 25 CSMC 2, 3. DAN TORBECK, 4407 Tower Avenue, St. Clement. CSMC 1,25 Merit Student 1,2,3. IOHN TRAUTH, 829 Finneytrail Street, St. Vivian. CSMC 45 junior Achievement 25 Track 1. PRESTON TRIGGS, 1540 St. Leger Place, St. Marks. Football 25 Track 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 CSMC 1. CHARLES TROTTA, 121 Inwood Place, Holy Name. Football 15 Track 1,25 CSMC 1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders 45 Merit Student 1,25 Student Senate 3,4. TOM TROUP, 44 Hadley Drive, Our Lady of the Rosary. BILL TUTTLE, 2305 Schoedinger Street, San Antonio. Baseball 25 Track 15 Merit Student 35 HR. President 1. IOHN UHRIG, 5977 Cottontail Court, St. james. VINCENT VOEGELE, 4224 Sullivan Avenue, St. Thomas Aquinas. CSMC1,2,3,45 Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,2,3,4. MARK VOGELER, 48 East Mitchell Avenue, St. Clement. Football 15 Track 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Science Club 25 Honor B 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 HR. President 1,2,35 Young Democrats 4. DONALD VONDER MUELEN, 5145 Bauermaw Avenue, St. Clement. Golf 1,2. GARY VORBROKER, 429 Southview Drive, St. Monica. Honor B 15 Merit Student 1,2,3. GREG WALL, 4218 Tower Avenue, St. Clem- ent. Chess Club 1,3. STEVE WALSH, 1890 Queen City Avenue, San Antonio. Track 1,25 Merit Student 3. WILHELM WEHNER, 2543 Fairview Avenue, St. Monica. Radio Club 15 Science Club 15 Cheerleaders 1. PERCIVAL WHITE, 3421 West Millvale, St. Pius. Glee Club 2,3,4. MIKE WIEDEMANN, 6562 Monevista, St. Vivi- an. CSMC1,2. 209 ,I ROBERT WIEGELE, 2421 Moerlein Avenue, SI. George. Football 15 Cross Country 25 CSMC1 25 Merit Student 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. 1 RONALD WIELAND, 1982 Edgewater Drive, Corpus Christi. Council on World Affairs 2' Merit Student 1,2,3. 4 ROBERT WEISS, 57 Orchard Street, St. Clem- ent. CSMC 15 Merit Student 1,35 Senior Dra- ma 2,3,4. TIMOTHY WlETMARSCHEN,136 WeSI Street, St. Charles. CSMC 1. ERIC WOHLWENDER, 12064 Cedarcreek Drive, Corpus Christi. Track 1,2,3,45 CSMC 1, 2,3,45 Merit Student 1. HELMUTH WOLFRAM, 4319 Haight Avenue, St. Boniface. Merit Student 15 Basketball 1. IOSEPH WRIGHT, 2 Cypress Gardens, Annun- ciation. Track 15 CSMC1,2,35 Merit Student 1, 25 Baconian 45 Young Republicans 3,4. RAY YENKE, 11491 Berhart Court, St. Gabriel. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 CSMC 15 HR. Presi- dent 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. DENNIS YOCKEY, 6929 MarBev Drive, St. Margaret Mary. Band 1,2,3,45 Merit Student 1, 2,3,45 Honor Band 1,2,3. DAN ZEISER, 1612 Centerridge Avenue, St. Margaret Mary. PATRCNS Mr. 84 Mrs. Wm. Bartel Brownie's Hardware 81 Repair-All Niemann jewelers S905 Hamilton Mr' .81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs james Stanley Robert McManiman Harry F. Ryan jr. Orlando Minniti john Reynolds Wm. E. D'Avignon Cliff Reifel james Simpson and Son Sherlock Holmes Mrs. Lazarus Mr. Lazarus Faye's Clip 84 Curl 4724 Vine St. jean's Food Store Ralph 8: Mary Lou Doll Bill Harmeyer '71' Mr. 81 Mrs. john R. McNally, lr. jean's Food Shop, Clifton, 762-9430 Marvin Uhl jeweler 2611 Vine St. joseph F. Windt 84 Family Ray Conway Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert janning Mrs. Mary lanning james 81 Mark janning Charlie Pace's Vegetable Stand G. H. Wiebel Kay's Confectionery 4602 Vine St. Dolores Gardonio Thomas Wethington Mrs. Clara Verkamp Mrs. j. Leonard Carroll Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph M. Buzek Mrs. Marguerite Carroll Paul Nagel 72 The Great Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald M. Wood Mr. 81 Mrs. George Minick Mr. 84 Mrs. Herbert Gelhaus Sr. Cecilia Dickhoff Mr. 84 Mrs. Howard Dumont Mr. 81 Mrs. Rol Korehagen Friend Barrie's Men Shop For Levis Mike Hetteberg '71 Dotty Morgan Trude Hill Mr. 84 Mrs. Harris Family Carol Dave Bonnie jay Sherrill judy Deanna H. M. Brewer 644 Clemmer St. Mrs. jennie West john Van Hise Ursula's Beauty Salon 1735 Vine Eve-N-joy Beauty Salon 1527 Vine Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudy Minniti Marie Rosa Oliverio Mrs. Edward McDonald Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8fMrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent Minniti Howard Wood Ralph Brefol 8: Son 71 Hill A. Clifton Donator Mr. 81 Mrs. George Kunkel Mr. 81 Mrs. Grant Schafer Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph Geers Good Luck Class of 70 The Clan Mr. .81 Mrs. Clement L. Klems St. Margaret Mary School Len johansing HR 41 Peace in 72 The johansing Family Hilltop Pony Keg 2715 Vine St. Eunice L. Purvis 74W Charlston George Parmenter V Roberta Blain 2622 Vine St. Bruce Dodd's 440 Dixmyth Ave. Dixie's Bar 2634 Vine St. William B. Eckerle , L I Vonderhaar Chain Gang ' Drama Stage Hands 1 Big Three DY DH DF 8: Chicks. Mr. 84 Mrs. C. j. Lohbeck Terry Lohbeck R.B. Band 21 Mrs. Paul P. Nigg Raymond P. Nigg Maryellen R. Nigg Mr. Paul P. Nigg Dick Putt 71 Thomas A. Louis Compliments of Mrs. Frances johns Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas M. joseph Wm. Lawrence Mrs. Paul Marconet Rose Wolf 81 Amelia Wehrung Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Micheau Nieporte Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank A. Meyer jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Rieman Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Torbeck Mike Stoll HR 26 Willard Stoll and Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Bud Crawford Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Minniti Mr. 8: Mrs. jude Honebrink The Dynamic Duo Gary, Paul 71 Alegro con Brio 1 MABBGHPWV Mrs. john Artmayer The Specialists - GA, GH, ML PW Mr. 84 Mrs. George Albert Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph Hollmann Margaret j. Graves Mr. 84 Mrs. Ben Rusche Appolonis Sandel The Two Tremendous Trombones j8tj EDMARGOTRHODAEDMIBBILLSTAN BROWNE Lots of Sunshine to Bill!!!!!! joe Riechman '71 Miss Margaret Meyer Mrs. Agnes C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Granger Clarence Klayer 600 Devotie Susan Klayer 600 Devotie Ave Linda Linz Rick Linz Gil Linz William j. Donovan Pete Alias Dimples Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter 1. Gibson Sarah Dean Dennis Scherpenberg Edward Siene Barb says seniors are Great Donna Rapien 70 Marie Brinkman Mrs. Helen Mayborg The Radel Family Mr. 81 Mrs. john R. Smith Thomas W. LaGory jr. Good Luck Mr. 84 Mrs. lrvin H. Rapien A Edward B. Dickhoff Sr. Red Hart Barber Shop 7120 Vine David A. Dickhoff '70 Anna Marie Hetteberg john Hetteberg Winton Place Graduates of '70 V. A. Crider joe 81 Doris Meyer 81 Family Tim E. Dreier George Phelps HR 15 john A. Ewald 1973 Phil, Fred, Bob Ray, Ewald Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Ewald From A Friend Mrs. S. 1. Donovan Mrs. H. Henthorn Mr. S. l. Donovan Paul H. Santel Alice G. Santel jerry Santel Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph E. Grein Mr. 81 Mrs. William 1. Grein Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard D. Herzog Mike Hoell '70 Patsy Hoell '69 Thyra Hoell Mary Ann Hoell james Clark Family Fearless Five ls Number One Mr. 81 Mrs. jack P. Mulcare Mrs. Ruth L. Glazier Courtesy of The Brossart Family D. B. Boyar Met Life Ins. 931-2827 The Ernst G. Schnelle Family Mary Gloria jerrie Mr. 84 Mrs. jerry Niehaus 81 jan Paul j. Niehaus HR 23 Class of 70 The Upper 10941 of OLA Don Davis Ruth M. Quigley Diane Quigley Laura Hare 81 Topper Mr. john E. Crom Viola Cowstable Mello Horns 70-71-72-73 DBDMIM Rosie Eckes Ray Eckes Mr. 84 Mrs. Eckes Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Langmeier Mr. William Hellweg Frank Broerman Family Fred Murrell 73 Man Among Men Mr. 84 Mrs. A. L. Fossaluzza Dennis M. Fossaluzza Class of 71 Denny and Trudi say! Golly The Powerful 1st Clarinets Albino - Compliments of GA GH PW ' 2nd Clarinets JM - BG - GM - MF- ER - jB 912 Remember The Closet MjR Coveyou's Eleven Cruds Big P Says Goodbye Yearbooking ls Fun .............,,... Bar This Is Horn Country - Like Or Leave Maybe You'll Get Out Of Here Too Faggotry is Fun Class of71 Band Russ Kemper Steve Kemper Driving Force Of The Band Mr. 81 Mrs. Sylvester H. Kemper Laurie 84 john - Syl 81 Stan Sharon Elizabeth Kemper The Dektas Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Clifford Walkenhorst We Love Dick Fuchs . Kiss We Hate Dick Fuchs . .. Barf joseph Betz 84 Sons Wagners Furn 6714 Savannah NCH Mr. jerry Hazelip Tom Troup Says Hi From Greenhills Dave Phelps Says Hi From Aiken Mr. 84 Mrs. K. Truog Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Heffron Mrs. H. Hazelip Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Panzeca Dundes Family Heffron Family Angeline Family john Saar HR 36 Class of 73 Mr. 84 Mrs. john Saar 81 Family Mrs. Harry Hoenemeyer Mrs. Frank A. Woll joan E. Woll From CDG8rTPC Carter 1 Mrs. G.-William Woll Best Of Luck Chris josshua 81 Karen Kinney Dr. 81 Mrs. Omer l. jasper Phi Lamba Pi Evendale Teens RlCK,ROB,TOMjOHNGARYFEFFKEN GREG MIKEIOHNMIKEHERBMIKEMIKETOM TOM20 TOMIAMESKENDAVIDIAMESEDMR. FUCHS Mr. Fuchs is Number One SOMEWHERE Congratulations to the graduat- ing class of 70 from homeroom 30 class ol73 Mr. Beirne T. Acheson E. Baer G. Ballinger S.Burke j.CappeI j.Ceddia j.Couzins M.Discepoli M.Enders T.Faulk j.GaIlina j.Hartmann B.HausfeId E.Henrich G.Hilling K.Kombrinck D.Laub F. Lech D.Lynch DOC O'Connor G.Parker R.Rath G.Schrantz K.Sticker j.Troup M.Turnerj. Zorb Walter Stall john Sunderman Kenneth Sunderman 70 Clem H. Sunderman jr. jerry Ankenbauer Tom Hosty jim Hosty Mrs. Alice Hosty Kathy Hosty The 3 Tenor Drums Len Veto 84 Ken V Terry Harris 84 Robin Metz Mr. Norbert Reinermann Mr. 81 Mrs. james Disken Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore Sanzere ALUM I IACK C. MERCURIO CLASS OF '49 ROBERT M. RATH '70 MARVIN HELLWEG NORMAN A. SCHRAGE '48 MARVIN UHL CLASS OF '40 KEN STEHLIN 68 RICHARD C. MERKLE 1941 WILLIAM DETERS '38 RICHARD C. FEICHTNER SR. '43 GOLDEN ROD 68 . RAYMOND L.F. LEIGH CLASS OF 1949 TOM MOUCH-MOUCH IEWELERS '61 MR. 81 MRS. DONALD IONES 84 FAMILY HOWARD F. SANDERS 40 G. WILLIAM WOLL 38 IOE HAMMOR '50 jOE WALKENHORST '68 LEWIS C. WELLMAN CLASS OF '59 DAVE 81 CATHY '70 ROY ENDRES 1942 jOHN E. CUMMINGS, jR. '67 IOE BALZER '44 GARY M. MILLER '68 VINCENT B. FALLER '37 RAY FALLER '69 jOHN P. KAHLES '60 MARK F. WISSEL '68 ROBERT H. MEYER CLASS OF '43 IAMES H. GRUENWALD 1967 ANDREW R. BECKELHYMER 1965 jim Balzer 73 Chris Balzer joe Balzer '72 Mr. 84 Mrs. Phil Effler june Balzer ' Mr. 81 Mrs. john E. Cummings Sr. jerry Herbe, Drum Major Mr. 84 Mrs. jerome A. Herbe Mr. 81 Mrs. Wm. Wessendarp Dale and Deb in '74 The joe Sparer Family Earl Keeton Mary Vonderhaar Chuck Vonderhaar HR 12 '71 Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Vonderhaar Ruth Matre Mr. 81 Mrs. August Meyer Mr. 81 Mrs. john P. Muldoon Kings of the Trumpet IC and Followers Brass At their Best 69-70 Mr. 84 Mrs. George Schoenling Dr. 81 Mrs. Fj McAlaster joe Bo Wright HR 26 Class of 70 Charles Deters Class of 70 2nd Period Lunch Bunch DDWSIDG Chuck 84 jim Say Tony is Cool Remember The Blizzard of March 70 Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank G. Wissel Peggy A. Wissel Mr. 84 Mrs. Cj Schurenberg SENATOR HAROLD VONDERHAAR '68 COUNCILMAN GERALD VONDERHAAR '65 DONALD VONDERHAAR '63 WILLIAM VONDERHAAR '60 DAVID A. D'AVIGNON CLASS OF 1964 ROBERT N. SAYNE 1965 ROBERT B. EVEN 1968 GEORGE j. STEGEMAN 60 IOE HOLLMANN 48 jOE HOLLMANN jR. '69 jEFF MERKLE CLASS OF 69 jOHN ALBERT '67 STEPHEN ALBERT '68 GEORGE O. FLORY '65 MICHAEL DAY '70 KENNETH DAY '44 ED RIECHMAN '33 KEN KNOLLMAN CLASS OF 67 KEN KLAYER GRADUATED 1964 MR. WILLIAM HARVEY SUTPHIN 68 KEVIN j. DONOVAN CLASS OF 69 WILLIAM j. DONOVAN jR. 1967 IOHN CARMEN SETA 1966 EDWARD B. DICKHOFF '57 ROBERT B. DICKHOFF '60 FRANK D. DREIER 68 MIKE NORTH 69 MR. CHRISTOPER jOSEPH NORTH '68 BILL DASHLEY '65 AL HOELL '34 Tri-County Players, Inc. , Helms' Heroes of '70 Thelma Smith Richard G. Schilling Paul j. Freeman jr. Reinstatler Flowers Mr. 81 Mrs. Len Tenhover Big AI: So Long, Fr. Ralph! Norb Topmiller john, Linda, Terry 81 Patty Kahles Bill Staudt jack Staudt Maryann Staudt TAKE IT EASY IF YOU CAN GET IT Marianne Brunner Mrs. Bernard Brunner Mr. Bernard Brunner Kidde Sales and Service Charles Burtschy Florist Vine St. Peace - Homeroom 31 Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Wiegele Merland-Wiegele Florist Compliments of john and Yoko Ed Browne Like the Beatles Pigs is Pigs The Fred Soergel Family Mr. 84 Mrs. john Zint Ralpbobdonkenrayfrankkevinnick Mr. 81 Mrs. Karl O. Heinrich 81 Fam Mr. 81 Mrs. Cliff Findley MR. 84 MRS. CLETUS N. BOSSE '48 PETE GODBEY SAYS '69 IS NO. 1 PETE LYNCH AND BARB KOEHLER '67 MEL FREDERICK 1965 RONALD GERHING 1967 ROBERT KESSEN '51 jACK P. FEICHTNER jR. '65 ROBERT lBOBl FEICHTNER '67 jACK P. FEICHTNER SR. '39 CHUCK jOHANSING '67 MR. DONALD MEYER 1967 EDWARD THEODORE RUNNEBAUM '39 MR. FERDINAND j. jOHANSING 1968 CLEMENT j. KLEMS '70 GEORGE C. KUNKEL '69 RICHARD ZUREICK '47 jIM DOERGER '60 MR. DAVID L. STANLEY '67 COMPLIMENTS OF GREG O'CONNOR '48 COMPLIMENTS OF KEN REUSCH '48 TOM TROUP '70 DAVE PHELPS '70 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE REUSCH '52 RICHARD C. FEICHTNER jR. '67 PAT O'CONNOR '70 THE TONY KNOLLMAN FAMILY PAUL MYERS-DEMING PHARMACY INC. DAISY HILL PUPPY FARM MR. 81 MRS. RICHARD HAY MRS. ALMA DETERS MR. 81 MRS. I. P. FEICHTNER, SR. REV. LEANDER A. SCHWEITZER DR. AND MRS. DANIEL I. WESTERBECK THE SCHULENBERG FAMILY TOM'S BARBER SHOP MRS. MERCEDES M, DREIER MR. 81 MRS. CARLTON L. ROLL RITA M. BLEIL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 70 SElLER'S BICYCLE SALES CARTHAGE SCHLANSER PHARMACY GREENLEE DEL. ST. BERNARD TOWER FOOD SHOP ' TOWER AND DELMAR GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP. GERTH DRY GOODS NCH MR. 84 MRS. ROBERT I. HEIDELBERG MRS. KATHLEEN GILKEY FATHER WILLIAM F. KRUMPE IELDERI VONDERHAAR BROTHERS DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DR. 84 MRS. IOSEPH F. WRIGHT DR. 84 MRS. IOHN F. MOORE TOM SUNDERMAN 66 ELMWOOD PLACE LOAN 81 BUILDING CO. CHARLES BURTSCHY FLORIST, VINE ST. HOCMUTH SALES 81 SERVICE, INC. SLIM GYM 5711 VINE ST. ELMWOOD MR. 84 MRS. IOHN F. KAHLES MR. 81 MRS. IOSEPH W. GEISER RIC-HARD V. SUNDERMAN 56 CLEM H. SUNDERMAN III 53 MR. 84 MRS. WILLIAM WELLING BUSINESSES AND FRIENDS North College Hill Bakery 1807 W, Galbraith 521-6760 Bakers of Fine Quality Products H. Meyer 8: Sons Dairy Co. Phone: 821-0728 Health Builders for the Family Ionna Formal Rental 4939 Glenway Ave. 471-5744 Tri-County Chevrolet 771-0850 Spring Bowl 4430 Chickering 681-3500 The Cincinnati Builders Supply 7130 Dillward Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Ru mpke Inc. 11123 Bank Road 521-2886 Ohio Metal Industries 1034 Woodrow St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 Taft Field Tavern 541-9497 3092 Colerain Ave. Whiskey - Wine - Beer - Food The Cin-Made Corporation 800 Ross Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 Stark Dry Goods 4930 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio C. Richard Cronin Inc. Volkswagen Sales-Service 8810 Colerain Ave. Compliments A of Pennington Rubber Co. Geo. Deddens Florist 8436 Vine St. 821-3196 Delivery For All Occasions H. Meyer 84 Sons Dairy Co. Pure Dairy Products Phone: 821-0728 Priscilla Bakery 4818 Vine Street St. Bernard 281-1595 SuIlivan's Formal Rental Men's 81 Boy's Clothing 120 Mill St. 821-0079 Lockland Walter St. Clair 81 Son Roofing 81 Sheetmetal 4717 Vine St. 281-3265 Compliments of Brentwood Bowl 84 Sanker Lanes Neidhard Funeral Home 7401 Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy, Ohio 521-7800 The Iohn Mueller Co. Lockland 821-0071 Brick-Building Materials Kastens Pharmacy Glendale, Ohio 771-7636 MoreI's Delicatessen Robert E. Morel Phone: 281-6963 Prom Rentals Anthony's Men's Shop Mt. Healthy Bittman's Florist 8406 Pippin Road Cincinnati,Ohio 521-7962 Clair M. Yelton Insurance - All Types 542-5720 MR. 81 MRS. RICHARD SCHOETTMER MR. 81 MRS. PHIL GLYNN 84 KAREN IOE'S BARBER SHOP 1935 GALBRAITH THE LONDON STREET DIPLOMATS A FRIEND PAUL I. BOEHM THE R. SCHERPENBERG FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. WILLIAM C. DETERS MR. 81 MRS. CLIFF ROWEKAMP MR. 81 MRS. STANLEY DOC THROENLE MR. 81 MRS. HOWARD BROWN A FRIEND VULCAN SERVICE STATION I CAME FROM SCHMIDLIN HDWE. CO. DOMINIC F. PERRINO VALLEY BEER DRIVE IN 7117 VINE MR. 81 MRS. DICK MAUNTEL Royal Crown Bottling Company 5151 Rischer Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio Wyoming Florist 502 Wyoming Ave. 821-3931 Wyoming, Ohio Engelhardt's Grocery 81 Meat Mkt. 4618 Sullivan Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Koetters Plastering Co. 185 Meadow Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Kasley Electric Co. Electric Contractors 751-3100 Nichols Gulf Service All Mechanical Work Guaranteed 1944 W. Galbraith Rd. 522-6705 St. Bernard Savings Association 4829 Vine Street ' Phone: 861-1765 Raymond R. Folz 8: Co. Insurance 2435 Central Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 The Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home 4811 Vine St. St. Bernard Cassano Pizza King 8227 Daly Road 522-2263 Cincinnati, Ohio California Kwik-Kleen-Kar-Wash 1950 W. Galbraith Rd. North College Hill, Ohio Will Pfeiffer Sons Painting Interior 8: Exterior 4338 Vine 861-8497 or 281-7043 ScababerIe's Paint-Feed-Seed Iim Brickweg, Prop, '45 821-6963 7045 Vine Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Angilo's Pizza NE Corner Of Liberty 8: Vine Phone: 381-4450 North College Hill Bakery 1807 W. Galbraith 521-6760 Finest In Coffee Cakes Wolf Bros. Fine Furniture 7027 Vine St. 45216 761-8888 Shop For Quality And Pay Less Sauerwein Welding Small jobs A Specialty 521-2979 Mony Life Insurance 1. F. Wagner Manager 820 Fifth-Third Bank Building Mitchell Pharmacy Phone: 521-1450 8603 Winton Road, Cinti, Ohio Angilo's Pizza 7612 Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy Phone: 522-1940 Stern Vending Co. 4920 Vine St. St. Bernard Baxter Concrete Products Inc. Patio Stones, Steps, Cu rbs 909 E. Ross Ave. St. Bernard Fran k's Frame 84 Axle Service 8215 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Schmidt's Quality Meats, Inc. 1009 jefferson Ave. Reading, Ohio 45215 769-4894 Hartwell Aquarium Tropical Fish 7219 Vine St. Phone: 821-8161 St. Bernard Gulf Service Bob Torbeck 81 Geo. Meiners Props. 4901 Vine St. Phone: 751-9215 Don Murphy Door Specialties Garage Doors 84 Operators Phone: 771-6087 Friendship 7 Tavern 81 Carry Out Hamilton Ave. 81 Rooselvelt New Burlington 825-2070 Vogt Offset Service Inc. Negatives For The Offset Printer 2141 Central Pkwy. 241-5210 Robert E. Lemkuhl Barber 1623 Compton Rd. Mt. Healthy, Ohio 931-5150 Pasqualefs Pizza 4900 Vine St. St. Bernard 961-7200 Clemons ' North College Hill Barber Shop 1619 W. Galbraith Rd. Cinti, Ohio Congratulations Class of 70 Best Wishes Cincinnati Rug 81 Carpet College Hill Carry-Out Hamilton 81 Elkton 681-3124 Reading Spring 81 Welding Works Ernst C. Schnelle 81 Sons Reading, Ohio 821-5244 Don Vonderhaars's Market 19 Pleasant Street Reading, Ohio 45217 554-1969 Blom Trucking Inc. 125 North Bend Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Nancy Berter's Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service 4249 Langley Phone: 281-3105 Meet Your Friends At Keiners Cafe 423 Ross Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio Stanley's IGA Vine St. St. Bernard The Nurre Co. 4686 Paddock Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 242-3225 Nu-Life Dry Cleaners 4734 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio 221-3313 Richard I. Huseman Co. 2824 Stanton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 Hair Fashion By Lisa Phyllis Sandlin, Proprietor 8136 Daly Road 931-7276 Dreier Tool 81 Die Corp. 3138 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 541-5658 Best Wishes Smith Furniture Third And Race Streets Country Kitchen 7418 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Cliff's Pharmacy 439 Melish Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 Stardust Hall Air-Conditioned Weddings - Dances - Meetings Call: 931-6295 or 521-1762 St. Bernard Eagles M162 4815 Tower Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Finneytown Mowers 6507 Winton Rd. At North Bend 681-2576 ' Compton Mkt. 81 Pony Keg 9157 Winton Rd. Brentwood 522-7234 Bella-Napoli-Restaurant 4914 Glenway Ave. Carry-Out 81 Dinner Room 921-7071 Compliments of a Friend S. A. Ruebel 81 Co. 2 800 Ross Ave. . Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 Mohawk Paint Co. 1941 Harrison Ave, 921-3495 Schaefer Rubber Co. Foam Cushioning Cut To Any Size 629 Burbank 221-4800 Dew - It - All - Electric Residential And Commercial Cincinnati,rOhio 45220 281-0783 Rowekamp's Sauerkraut And Pickles Cincinnati, Ohio 45225 Compliments of Igler Pharmacy 8428 Vine Street Woody Sander Ford, Inc. 235 Mitchell Ave. At I-75 541-5586 Pioneer Vending Company 3725 Kessen Avenue 661-5000 Best In Coin Operated Games Meiner's Inc. 4537 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio 221-1379 Greenlee Carry-Out Beer - Ice - Wine Corner Of Scenic 84 Greenlee Ave. Elmwood Lanes 6018 Vine St. 242-2078 Dan Schultz Meats Stand Number 14 Findley Market John Stehlin's 81 Sons Meats Home Dressed Meats ' 10134 Colerain Pk. Bevis, Ohio A 841 Vacuum Cleaner Sales 81 Service 4710 Vine Street 751-8241 I Like Swipe Call Thomas Watson 241-1863 Compliments of Volts-Thomas Printing Co. 381-5200 Breitholle Plumbing, Inc. 4251 Greenlee Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 Greenlee Garage Inc. 4424 Greenlee Ave. St. Bernard, Ohio 281-1083 181 T Trucking Co. Contract Hauling Frank I. Kruthaupt 821-3955 MIKE PAT D OF 'Pi-HS 'TROUQQDQUP Ppobvagb f BY DAVE HM WPI? Cm? W fvounc A ICALD I w Y P D C-lRMANN'S dave kolbqa C,....M,,L COATfgg2iQEE'SNG D 7612 Hamilton Ave. Jim CME Bl6'ONE'p 931 6752 Ma Bell is a gas. Move in the groove with a great job opportunity Find out if it's your bag and Start your application by phone 397-4421 You're in solid with Cincinnati Bell. Cincinnati Bell An equal opportunity employer Compliments of TICKET ROCK BAND The finest in jazz, Blues and Progressive Music i ,l Kitchens by NICKOSON 3511 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Phone 481-7843 Complete Kitchen Remodeling KINNEY SHOES With the student in mind 52.99 - 519.99 University Plaza 961-9626 SCHUELER'S 4609 Vine St. 3916 Glenway Ave. 861-1060 921-6440 IT'S OUR TURN TO CHEER! We proudly salute the over 1690 students tand, of course, their enthusiastic classmates, teachers and advisorsj who have competed, since 1963, in CG8tE's exciting TV quiz IT'S ACADEMIC! ln participating they have won for their school libra- ries more than 19,000 volumes of reference books. We're delighted to recognize and encourage the academic achievements of our area's high school students. And we look forward to continuing to do so. l 1 TRY BARNEY S ,ll 1 A X. fc is Q ff ,x . ' I 1 ,.,t,f f ...i I, Q - -'sz . s X ' THE CINCINNATI GAS 81 ELECTRIC COMPANY The Union Light, Heat and Power Company C Always at your service Compliments of HINNENKAMP DAIRY Quality Dairy Products since 1875 Phone: 861-8883 COMPLIMENTS or DON SETA ENTERPRISES BRIGHTON GORPO RATION METAL SMITHS AND ENGINEERS SERVING THE FOOD AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES 11861 MOSTELLER RD. GINCINNATI,OHIO 45241 PHONE: 771-2300 PAUL L. HOCK '45 ALVIN HOCK IR. '39 I 5: kk T f T . ' J ,I X I ,MM K Q-I 1 if-Q S 45 5 ' 'Ll 1 Q I1 I uWA1m'rm'n1'nvnmvml Ill I D CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '70 6 4- Q2 Q, V ,x H .L- STUDENT SENATE '70 i KT 1 lL 3' 7:- Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging to the end of that rainbow? Put a little soul in that pot of gold with the crisp taste of Coca-Cola. That top-o'-the world, turned on feeling goes even better with Coke! S C H R A ND FLOOR Covifkiivo a PAINT f I ,v?'N ' -f 712 W. Wyoming Ave. l f ' ' - ,ew I 'v . at-1, 'A .f .1-N 3-Q-. , 'ej ,f - 1 J 821 5120 K 4' I 'fl y Linoleum , t o us if at Carpet i .Jef '55-7 s'x':i-. ' 'x Ez-' 4 , f ' -5 f - . '. . 'Q' Wall Paper 6 ' 'li l E?-s p? 4? .g54f I I 4 'lf' wr- ff ' .LZ l Q30 em M' ,fs C? NT 1 rn-uf'lW'v't vw' K , 9 l J N If W' 'x D 4 v JW s' 1' ing' I' Q I 4 .?,.....-- v 'X o Y V f ,W 'Tv . . I , ' ' w Q, F I. If 1 I I ,,.l. 1 A . ' 1 . , H 'eLLn1z14u:.1.1.nL.,.:.u.Lmu.14..z.f .1 Q 4 I -9 fy ' x 'bn Ll I Q1 C 1.-sa ' ...0' 5 'z 1- I V i . Q Lhlmhni i -- L, ing. 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