Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1972
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I am very happy that the Troubadour staff has dedicated the I972 yearbook to Coach Bacevich. He has increased the fame of Roger Bacon High School immensely. He has influ- enced the lives of hundreds ofyoung men that have been priv- ileged to play for him. Finally, Coach Bacevich has been the guiding force in my life along with my parents. Coach Baeevich changed my life in two ways. The first was his willingness to work 7 to pay the price for success. The second was by his devotion and dedication to God, The sign of a good leader is if he leads by example. Coach Bacevich does this. He works hard for his football success, and he expects each of his players to work as hard as he does. I can remember him pushing us to near exhaustion trying to instill in us the pride of 21 Roger Bacon team. I remember him saying that in short yardage situations you have to dare your opponents to run at your position. And, when you have the ball, you have to dare them to stop you short. At the time, I believed in Coach Bacevich so much that when short yardage situations developed in the games, I would look my opponent in the eye and dare him to stop my block. This confidence a this I dare you to stop me attitude 7 is what Coach Bacevich has made synonymous with Roger Bacon football. This brings me to the second intIuence Coach Bacevich had on my life. This was his devotion and dedication to God. This never really affected me while I was at Roger Bacon. Reli- gion was too easy there. However, when I went away to col- lege, religion became Optional. It was then that I found that success in sports. school. and life is proportional to your de- votion to God. These are the emotional influences that Coach Baeevich had on my life, but there is more to be said. He is the best coach I have had. He is a great teacher, tactician, technician. and organizer. He consistently wins games with only a minie mum amount of assistant coaches. The techniques that he teaches at Roger Bacon are identical to those taught at Ohio State and the New York Jets. Thus, his coaching has affect- ed my football career, and, at present, his coaching is affect- ing my income. In closing, I will simply say that the coach has changed my life For the better. I only hope that he is still at Roger Bacon when my son is old enough to go there, so that my boys life may be moldea by the greatest man I know, Bron Bacevich. J44??? Class X x K ,6 T w. .v x : ff 'tf . . . And Finally, An Unfailing Devotion To God. A new school year starts on a filling note as last summefs dreams curl up and die. Illusions fall and are trampled underfoot in face of the realities of another year. The new school year isn't all bad, though. New friendships made, old friendships renewed, the excitement of a hard fought game, and a thousand girls a stonefs throw away more ihan make up for the resumption of dull routine. HERE WE GO AGAIN! J uniors And Seniors Choose Leaders For 371372 Elections announced - The students nominate 7 A week of politiking T The day arrives a The voters turn out T Fr, Sylvestefs elves tally the results 7 The elect rise to the occasion . . . Above: Voters at the polls; 2mm, LmT scid act: 4 . 4 9 x '1 vddm I . a .. 1 Le a rxirq, 5? 3 .h 47....-.qR4 am . ... . . ..,. . i. C tTI. ,srma u , , .. . e ?..1H4-ducr....p.a?ddf4t.e..vd.. m m S hm e urh :th nmmdn. egzmi linSD. ri a meZP OOkJn bbklm AARWT ,1 ,w L, x ,w u g .aimhw. Seven Consecutive Wins . . . cht: Rick Schocumer cases in for a touchdown at the Taft game; He- low left: Tom Maschmeier uThe Boy Wonder ; Below: Bacevich attacks. We Smash The Dynasty OfSt. Xavier . . . Coach Bacevich Tops 300 . . . Who Can Complain About The Last Three Games? 13 through This Portal Pass The Greatest Athletes In The World 16 .1 E? 1h -. w NW3 ' IN 51'? h h 1???ng 534.?er- f .U KM w x-1 3:: .x'? The usual pre-season optimism - I0 and 0 For sure! The Senators from Taft 7 Victims in the season opener. Withrow falis 20-0: the old man achieves a rare milestone ---- Big number 300. Badin: 8-6, a long trip for a close game. Bacon blanks an out of slate rival: Covington Catholic 21-0 Bacon smashcs their neighbors, Newport Catholic 33-0 Purcell: Our first GCL foe falls 23-6. THE GAME: Our finest hour - the revenge minded Spartans mashH X, 22-20. After seven in a row m demolished by Moellcr 47-8. Nippcd by LaSalle 28-16 Embarrassed by Elder before the Homecoming crowd. 21-0 Above: The Line Donht mess with them. Right: Stew: Humbert provides half-timc entertainment. The ,71372 Spartans Come Home! The Spartan Forces Unite . For One Last Game . . . ' .1; . k n- I l ,2: -m'f-h - x 1'3.- Dance To The Musiw E War Dancc Rain Dance Peace Dance 20 Mr. Neal receives support from band members. Our Band Is Tops! The bund12hc pride of Pr. Cclsus. ' . .mH And the band pins 011. Philadelphia . . , 23 Three heads are better than une. The 1971172 3 Spartan M archmg Band Over 100 Artists ERANB AWARD BAND . 1111 1111 111111 11111111 1111 11111111 1' 1111;11:1- 1311111. FAIR ' --- -d-w:;-1 r WWW nWhm All Else Fails, The Band Is Still Great? 25 Below left: Mrt Boylank chorus line; Beiow: Phefferle comes in: Right: Waiting for the oncoming battle, The Spartan harriers posted a success- ful yet disappointing season. Measured against the preceding season. in which the runners placed twelfth in the State Finals, the 1971 season was truly disapu pointing. Due to a number of key inju- ries and a general performance which contrasted the high hopes held, the re- turning crew was crippled in its attempt to improve upon 01' even maintain its former rating. The bright s at of the Cross country - - - season was scphomore StevcfPhefferle III The Home h who placed twenty-sixth in the state. Stretch Above, C001 chfand Big Den, neck to neck. 27 Nu: mn'. ,, J 53?... .v. , , After Months Of Practice, Basketball Comes Alive Spirit Was Low: We Couldnlt Keep Up All seemed well For the Spartans when they took the Hour and soundly defeated arehrlval St. Ber- nard, 67-45. in their season opener. But their sec- ond game loss to Hughes in overtime proved to be :1 sign of the frustration which was to follow. The basketeers were able to pick up only five more reg- ulur-season victories. two of which were gained in n0n-G.C.L. action. The team was. able to win three games in league play e two against Moeller and one over highly-ranked LttSalle on 21 last second shot. In post-seasnn tournament play the Spartans beat Norwood. but in the ensuing game. lost to a strong LaSalle Cluht Numerous turnovers. weak rebounding. and mis- takes caused by lack ufexpe-riencc led to thc disap- pointing Season. As the fans will confirm, however, the team played an exciting brand of basketball with their hustling defense and liustbreak. The sea- son also provided experience and hope for the fu- ture as three of the starters were underclassmen. First Quarter Falling Behind; Second Half Resurgences A Valiant Team, But A Mediocre Record A Year Of Defense In Absence Of Shooting Superstars .11:le 1 One Win In District Tourney; A Loss T0 LaSalle; F 1ms life .1111 $31353.me Above: uA box of minutes! ; Above right: Time-Peace captured chat Roger Bacon; Right: Facuity rocks the stage. Senate Christmas Show Burns The Stage! cht: Tom Papin myslifies audi- ence; Below: Santa caught red- handed. .7 r J?.oq. ,. J n . fit . E AMI... . . El: 41!, .Illl; r... f.- $W14a !.ha:w;z.1nms L .. 33.1.? . .r...n?i.l1 The first new-fallen snow and the harsh breath ofwinter heralded the coming ofthe 1971 Roger Bacon Christmas Semi-formal. The semi-formal was held on December 29. 1971 in the school cafeteria. which was decorated by the Student Senate in the yuletide spirit. using wreaths and miniature fn- trees. Christmas lights lined the wall of the lunchroom and hung from pole to pole with tinsel and ornaments suspended from the wires. Soft blue lights cast a warm glow 0n the couples. Snow white ta- blecloths and scented. green candles adomed the lunch tables. The band featured at the semi-formal was uPhoe- nix? who played a variety of contemporary rock tunes and were Very well received. Even though the expected snow failed to fall. those who attended the Christmas semi-formal found plenty of good times and Christmas cheer for everyone. Student Life At Roger Bacon Involves Many Things Crazy Teachers . . . mm F ailing Lab Experiments . . . , ; - - 1- ,7 -l 71:7. 7 ' v .7 V - gu- 4 7 '4 ,r '. A - ,, , . Locks With Forgotten Combinations . . . Yellow Buses . . . g E'ghth Gr Madness . . . Left: Dan McCurdy and Mike Tribbe, cditnr-in-chicf and layout editor ofthe TROU- BADOUR gel lhEir picture in again. $115k Top: Homeroom speech; Above: Marine Corps. representative informs interested students. 54 Fun And Relaxation . . . Ralph Butts calculus class goes to the dogs. Seniors Retreat To Marydale. mcr and Holtzleiler urap . 57 Getting to know myself others Discussions with Fr. Ray Holtz Basketball capturing ducks cold rain good food Schoettmer . midnight hike V . . Big Boys at bedtime . . . the closing Mass . . . And then departure for the 27 seniors who made re- treat at Marydale during Holy Week. Those were days of seriousness, fun and relaxation, but most of all, days of renewal in mind and body. It is time now past, but time not forgotten. The spirit lives on in us. Above: Steve McDavid gets a goose: Left: Schoen- clet There Be Love Between Brothers? D.M., 1972 58 59 Intramurals: ' Basketball Behind The Walls . . . 60 The Competitive Spirit: Mr. Butz and Mr. Fcnton always officiated 61 $233.5 wowcson: D 5 ESE 1a E BBVEREN ES? 2: I N? szmm I A-v. r- 3? t? E- .1 . 5. R.B. Track . 7.- :mxgnm FunAnd Games . . . 1 13E -J l . ' .. V .1 4E: b; ., V , M' t: a- ir? frat; mV .. . Mi- 7J2. 51, 3:55, See Smith Wind Up. See Smith Throw. See Smith Cry. He Broke A Window. 67 Roger Bacon Drama Guild Presents: 69 .9. e e k n a Y m a 0 Finally: The Drama Guild Puts Together A Hit Play - And A Complicated Musical At That! 7O 72 Roger Bacon Baseball Team Cuts Diamond Down To Size Because of a tie game with Purcell. the Roger Ba- con Baseball Team finished behind Mueller and Elder, one half game off the pace. Moeller and Elder each had identical 7-3 records with Bacon achieving a 6v3-1 mark. Jim Tuttlc led the team in hitting with three home runs, 20 RBIis, and a sizzling .429 average. John Ceddia, a consistent player throughout the season held a whopping .415 average. The team had the honor of placing seven players on the all GCL team. Ennis, Tuttle, and sophomore Mike Tippenhauer made the first team. Linz, Arzman, and Merkle made the second team. John Ceddia received honorable mention. 74 a . w' in v. A . L f-j x - . - -. mztgwa-gaim Top: Bacon hitter lines a single and really shows it. Below: Bacon's under- ground baseball team. The Senators. Baseball: A Game Of Follow Thrus ' -' .. x . . . ' 4 ha . r1 . . .. .. ' . . .u Emmi: MWMMML Above: Jim Tuuie, a classic swing? Right: Mike Arzsman, Gary Nolan he is not. 76 77 Students Exhibit Talent In Annual Music-Art Festival. Annual Academic Banquet: A Meeting Of The 9151.. :51: 3 Annual Band Banquet: The SchooPs Finest Organization Celebrates Another Successful Year. 82 AAAfter The Pi'om 3 Over, We re Going To Your House To Change. Then Wefre Going Bowling All Night. Then Therevs A Party, Then A Breakfast, Then A Picnic. Then P11 Sleep A Million YearsV !' ,I a : I 5 m i in.- I :1, air H. .. 87 The M agical Transformation From Boy To Man: 1972 Graduation. 9O A Great Day Celebrating Four Long Years. 91 x :33: 5.x... Illa 3.15.1 53:: 12:... 53.3.. .19 ?..wuxh :2 :uksw xcno: II!!- .,:.:..r .299. Ill; :ub-b xqo. One By One Diplomas Are Distributed N. THHI'IIII iEilljll Hull . V. '5' lb .. -. Ill. 'ii 1m. Ummnm ME... ..wuhuEm. H ..mem .....nllakipi anti. HIM?! ... 4;.g4.. ..Ereic .h 9.33.5... $4... 6.... ......IIIIIP III ...! C. r. e V O 1 1 A as It 3 -t Sch001 s Out For Summer! SchooPs Out Forever! SchooPs Been Blown To Pieces? ' Alice Cooper 1972 98 As Viewed Through I Roger Bacon High Fa u . ' The Cameras Of The Troubadour Staff:- 100 Around School: 102 03 1 Top: Mike Tcnhover breaks monotony of Physics class with a Kar- ate demonstration; Abowz: Count Ricdcr signs up donors for his blood bank; Far Right: Fr. Rugefs speech class. 104 Index Band - 112 1 Cheerleaders 2 118 Small Organizations 2 120-149 Faculty- . 150-170 Seniors -171 ' J uniors 2 193 Sophs 2200 ' . . Freshmen 2 206 - 1 110 What Bacon Is All About . . . 111 Marching: On Football Fields, On Television, And On Streets. Top Row Jerry Robinson. Roger chms. Terry Snyder. Don Jasper. Greg. Westendorf. Fred Murrcl. Jim GeiscrA 2nd Row -- Bob Gen- heimer. John Marlin. Bob Thain. Ray Pcddenpohl. JeffKeller, Mike Fislen Mike Magovcm. Dan Norris. Bill Schernherger. Keith Thomas. Terry LOthCk. Tom Stoehr. 3rd Row Pat Voglcr 03mm. Rick MorsclL Mark Zilch, Brian Fcher. Joc Bdting. Mike Meyer. Ron Ehlcr. John Bergen. Jeff Lamps. Joe Breyer. Randy Snyden Gene Wessel, 41h Row Thorn Zing. Dave Masters. Andy Krcidcnwcis. Ralph Win- !crhaller, Bill Holland. Dave Peters. Clem Lukcn. Chris Kuderer. Tony Tricase, Dave KurLL Steve Metchers. Frunk Rupien. 51h RM: 7 Leonard Bollmum Joe Balzcr. Rus Stuart, Jim Walker. Vince Minnili, Mark ldeslies. JoeGazzaroli. Kevin Mally. Jim Bchler. Doug Eves- Inge. Tom Campbell. 61h Row 7 Ed Ruuerman. Mary Wiclleshach. Jim Schclcr, Bob Mairose. Tim Nichols. Jim Bulzer. Dale Throcnle, Paul Jen. Mike Emming. Mark Kelley. Rob Pharo, Bill Secor. 71h Row f Slew McDavid. Ed Peddcnpohl. Vince Dcnmsi. Dam Middcm dDrf. Mike Kryzonowek. Harry Thomas Dick Honebrink. Denny Harcourt. Constantine Cora. chk Pardmi, Paul Terry. Ken Powell. 81h Row - Bob Ebblcr. Pat Conneighlun. Mike Quijano. Buzz Walker! Rick Harrington. Mark Alverson. Mark Hollzmachcr. Paul Bushcl- man. K1m Taylon Tony Bcnkc. Herb Brockmun, Steve Kurz. 9th Row Mark Lconhardt mrum Majon. Greg Seihel. Al Bauer. Larry Mllchcll. Brian LynchJim Lonnernan. Tom Hetlabcrg. John Boehm, Bub Ewuld, Tom Ryan. Paul Hebhien Bill FisLer. John C. 0chva t-- 5W1 wwwm mm .-. 1! , . . . Columbus . . . 116 R.B. Tech, Marches On. The 1972 Roger Bacon Cheerleaders: The Second Year. ' 118 The 1971-72 Senate: Wild! Top: The Senate Toy Drive; Top Right: The Senate Paper Drive in full swing; Above: John C'eddia demunslrales weight lifting while patrolng the cafeteria: Fur Right: Asenule Pep assembly; Right: The gany gathers in the 305595 omcc during the chancebook drive. l-irsl Roux Lift 10 Right: John Ccddiu. Put Burke. Tum Cunningham. J06 Sela. Jerry Frccse. Slew: HumberL Second RL'm: Tom Bucheit Ii r-x Holthuus. Tam PupirL Mark Picpmcicr. Dennis Mul- curc. Dun I-Iullzlcilcr. Mvdcrulor i vcsler. Third Row: Rick Linz. Tom Maschmeier. RiCk IxuwalskL. Rick Schocumcr. Hurrs Bohuche. and Dick Ruschc. H-I. in.- 1-H. mz-rH-amtupus ,I Win! : L run'nv 7! Reserve u. Hain- 26in - J, I--- 7- .1.- .. .. VV - v o Varsity 125 R. B. Golf Looks Good: ca 0-. 0-. Check! 126 127 Roger Bacon Baseball 1; Excitement Plus! r. f' r 128 . w .r 'zu 129 FFPUUH?O g 3 ' CE in- .4'. t ,a- :19 941$ vuln 'I-H ,From Row: Managers Jones and Cooke 15! Row: J. Douglas. D. Kamphaus. D. Schildmeyer, R. Paola. T. Merkle. J. Munafo. 2nd Row; .1 Denoma. R. Grimes, .l. Dean. S. Gronefelm D. Harrison. M. McDonough. T. Patterson 3rd. Row: M. Stengen M. Rebholz. P. Mc- ,Ctovcro. J. Kocning, D Scherpenberg. T. Hodapp. 4th Row: K. Wolfram, D. Bruneman, M. Tippenhauer. D. TrmLa. J. Scarlato. E. -wimmers. .I. Sweeny. 5th Row: .L Chaulk. A. Chatman, J. Joncs R. Dickinson. D. Rethman. M. Gardner, Coach Keith Lobring. 61h ow: Coach Steve Sheehan. J. Ernst, E. Walker, T. Ennis. J, Spalh, T. Cummings D. Lukcn. D. Koening.J. French. 131 MdEUHMt-USU l n A...- 1;:- grip? .1134 70: '7 BR m7 1:25? 3:7 $123 79:53ng.. - n A '1 f5;- IJQJJi'; -. 2'1 First Row, Left To Right; K. Wilkerson. M. Asmann. T. Maschmeicn E. Boslick. R. Schoettmer, P. Burke! R. Parker. J. Ceddia.J. Hollhaus, G. Ayers. Second Row: D, Holtzlciter. T. Burks. .L Freese, D. Burbrink. M. Ennis, K. Garcia. 57 Couzins. S. Humbert. G. Gruenwald. J. Hartman, Third Row: T. Cullum. C. Monafo. K. Wehmcycr. D. Iding. R. Kowalski. R. Smi1h7.I7Giebel,M7 Pieprneier, J. Sela. T. Fcichtncr. Fourth Row: F. Hollmann. R. chkc. S. Santoro, J. Burke. G. Benkert, G. Dooros, A. Lehman. D. Stenson. W. Huusfcld. Fifth Row: J. Saar, M. Schuilcnberg. M. Gardner, P. Burke, B. Tobcrlgt: A. Bailey. G. Miller. L. Lubrequc. Sixth Row: Coach Bacevich, W. Cronin. T. Joseph. T. Hosty. D. Romer.J. Gilli- i gan. Coach Bicrnt Last Row: Coach Cynkar, Mgrs. G. Wehmeyer. M. Krumdieck N. Hurr. 132 First. Row, Left To Right: Kurt Mechlcy. Mike Branncn. Buddy Mayhorg. Rick Linz. Dick Rusche, Bob Denterlein. Greg Fiehig. Second Row: Rick Schocumcr. Jerry Freesc. Harry Bov huchc, Greg Slegeman. Joe Windl. Nick Schnutz. and Harold Hep Cronin. 133 The Bac0nian Staff First Row. Left To Right: John Herrmann, M ike Tribbe. John Busam. Tim Brotherlom Chris Foraker. Sec- ond Row: Dave Meyer, Dan McCurdy, John Baechle. Terry Quinn. Rick Zureick. Tim Schaller. Third Row: Brian Friedman, John Goodlow. Bob Rowecamp. Dave Green, and Bill Fislen 134 M unning; Greg Buscllmunm Jci't'Conu ick Zuricck. Mr. Schnicdcr. Dave Left to Right: T rad. Bob Rowekamp, Team qfs Academid, Handed A Loss : aaoo$ooaao :.n.u.u.u.u.u....a.. y . . 3,. .s.y o.c-ahn .4599! s . . . . ............o..s... .I . pa. 1 : 3- do: i A i A d d 4 .4 IOIOOtAth. '0. IHIA- l. OCOQIOIADFOQA QOL-nAtgvA A o d O c . b a c A 4 o A A . . . KAAAAA??? . A u ........... a nxvdnauanxzxmm .. . .. I vi . good talent, good pros- pects. but edged out of victory Ifs Academic . . moments. final in the Bac0nian Of Ilia: The Aif, .; 136 Photo Club 1'1 w . :. 5,-3 Va .1 . u k m w - I 137 The Roger Bacon-Ola Glee Club - 138 139 HIfs AcadtimiCaa a K x - firm Alh- 4H 140 . ,1 ' ---- ROGERBACON . IYCOIJNCIL ---- ;I -' -7 C WES! aw j :2' H W .P': Pi: 141 142 J unior Spartan Players I - :15? - :3 1 kW N 143 Signees 144 Senate Officers 145 Band Council John Martin, Pal Vogclcr. Ed Peddenpohl. I46 Merit Office 147 Troubadour Staff 148 Troubadour Business Staff Top Row: Mark Mercurio. John Church. Pele Koenig, Dave Whisscl, Andy Schchr. Mark Kalb. Ken Reindl; Center: John Boync. BiIl Goldy. Kurt Kluempcr, Thom Zins. Scot Riller. Erich . Kientz: Sealed: Mr. James Uhrig. Mark Neasc. T Bah Huelsrnan, Mike Maunlcl. Juhn Guodlow. ' Tony DeGiuscppc. Layout Editor: Mike Tribbc A--I-. 149 The Faculty Of Roger Bacon: A Unique Collection Of Nice Guys, Not-So-Nice Guys, - m Big Guys, E ff III Little Guys ,: - 17;: And i . A Couple Of Girls. : , gig are It; . .1- : On With The Show: ccWe Three Kings Of Orient Are . . . , Top left: Fr. Laurian Rausch. Left: Fr. Sylvester Heppner. Below: Fr. John Bok. Top right; Fr. Anlonine Scheetz. Right: Mr. Donald McGrath. Bciow. right: Mr. Bill Becker. Aspects Of A Complex F aculty Top Left: Mr, Don Fenton: Top Right: ML Tom Rohling: Center: Fr. Elliot Davidson; Bclow: Mr. Ruben Cloud. The Kids Got Talent. Above; Mr. Mike Boylan. Above right; ML John Gutzwiller, Right: Mr. Dennis Coyne. 156 Left: Mr. Mike Beirnc. Below: Fr. Roger Emmert. Bottom: Mr. John Kasselmann. 157 In College We Used To . . . Louis Cynkar Top: Fr. Ruben Weaklcy; Above: Mrs, Carolyn R Gastright; Right: Mr. Stephen T. Sheehan. 158 Upper Lcll: Fr; Faran Boyle: Above: Mr. Louis P. Cynkar: Left: Mr. Joseph A. Kncip Equation For Chemistry Class: As Chemistry Class Approaches Infinity And The Studenty Interest Approaches Zero, Mr. FUCHS Voice Remains Constant. Above: Mr. Richard M Fuchs; Upper. Right: Mn Brun C. Bacevich; Lower Right: Mr. Barry L. Rost. Left: Faiher Alan Heel; Lower left: Mr. Denis F. Walsh; Below: Bro. Luke Simon. J ack Butz: N0thing Profound Herc? Athe; Daniel Jenkins. Rigid: Nick Rider. 4;: ; Jack lialph Butz- RR-RRRRRRRaIpm Above Right: Nuvnwggw-ww r..-w:-bsm:s,-.. n-m'i-i-a WW? - ':' - : Pi Below left; Mr. Wes Neal. Bottom: Mr. William Carey. Below: Mr. Ketih Lobring. cConrad, Write The Rules 20 Times . . Y, Larry Schneider Above; Fr. Sigfrid Hudepohl. Above right; Mr. Larry Schneider. Right; Fr. Diego Mazon. Left; Mr. Joseph P. Fritz. Bottom; Mr. Robert Harrmann, Below: Mr. Charles Grosser. 165 Above; James Edmiston. Above Right: Mr. Hep Harold Cronin. Right: Fr. Celsus Gricse. 166 uh .qu-vw .mlh-A.-.Iu.wt.4-4 . Lel'l: Mr. Paul Do Me -' - ' ' Moon; g, yer. Bottom, Fr; Warrcn dexsler. Below; Fr. Edmund Above; FR. Kenan Freson. Above Right; Brother Don Rowers Right; Mr. James Williamson. 168 . mm. -..gz.vwfnnnifal Left; Brother Mike Wohler. Lower Left: Mr. James Uhrig. Below; Miss Mary Lang. 169 Behind The Scenes They Serve Top Left: Ed Albrinck; Top Right: Cafeteria stuff: Lel'l Center: Clyde Griffin: Righi Center: Stew: Schneider; Below: Wally Schreck. 170 1 l ach student 15 t9 follow the cnsmiom ruleSetau$Whls' assroom miscon duct will be dewth by the teacher with adequate pum '- . tudent is lattaigi class, he must report to the office .1 ADMISSION l. lice: immediately. I h student imfol low the classroom rules set up ay his teacher Classro wilwe dealt with by the teacher With adequate punishments sea miscon- gm is late for class, he must report to the office land obtain an ADMI ION rcigcing admitted to class. . J , ' l Efgs 'f iods only quie; n'vgr-satieu iS per i 'i'fed. The student should go $1 :3 pl J hell . e bezinning ofclass. :STEPHEN L. AMANN. 4527 Circle Avenue: Hon- or Roll 3 qtrs. MICHAEL J. ASMANN 6955 Mulberry Avenue: F ootball 1,2 ,.3 4. ALBERT M BAILEY 5722 Argus Road; Football 1,;4 Honor RallSqtrs; MeritStudentZyrs BRAD L. BAILEY. 9880 Wayne CL: Baeonian of the Air 1: Afro-Americanl: Football. THOMAS J1 BALLMAN. 693.8 Gloria Drive; Hon- or 1101112 qlrs; Merit Student 3 yrs. JOSEPH J. BIALZER, 43l9 Sullivan Avenue; Cheerleader 3.4; 'Band 1.2.3,4: Track 2: Merit. Stu- dents yIrsE RONALD C. BEDINGHAUS. 50611055 Avenue: DAVID M BBIERISDORFER, 6782 Marvin Ave- nue: Football2; Honor Roll 11 qtrs MICHAEL E. BELLISSEMO, 1731 Esmondest Band 3 ,'4. JEROMEL. BENNETI' 8484 Daly Road: RICHAR'DR BENS: 804 HargroveWay: JAMES M BISHOP. 4738 DoIberrer: Council an World AffairsI2;1-Ipnor Roll 3 qtrs. ; DANIEL W. BOESKEN 313 McClelland: Clubs ,. ?Club 1,-2.3.4:HonnrRoI12qtrs. HARRY E. BOHACHE. 300 Washington Avenue: .2 Basketball 213:4;1-10nor Roll 121111-54 Merit Student- yln - LEONARD E1 BOLLMAN. 850 Denier Place: Band l.2,3,-4 . TOM P.. BDSSE,1701 JoScph CL. ' ERIC V. BOISTICK, l008 Lindale Court: Afro- 1' American Society I 2 3. 4; Football 2 3 4; Track 2 .13 . 4; Honor R011 8 qtrs: NMST com'mendedI 3'1 Student- I ' ALAN V'. BREITENSTEIN, 2452 Fairview Ave. nue: Merit Student I yr FRANK W BROERMANN, 4720 Greenlee A'vc- nue: Honor Roll 1 qua; Merit Studant 3 yrs.; French 1 KCIubZ. . LAWRENCE R.ERONNEKI, 6929'1Pt-noak Drive; 172 .. . :9 him! wmmmmi 'ng'UH'PI'UHI mrmmmm PICTURE MISSING 173 WILLIAM M. BRDSS. I166 Meadowind: Radio Ciub 2,3,4. EDWARD H. BROWNE, 360 Rotor Avenue: Merit Student 2 yrs, 7 THOMAS E. BU-CHHEIT; 1534 Corcoran Place: Student Senate3,4; Football l.2: Track 1: Honor Roll 9 qua; Marit-Sludcm 3 yrs. DONALD E BURBRINK. 263E Wenning Road: Football 1.2.3.4: Wrmtling 2; Honor Roll 3 qtrs. MARK J. BURGER, I929 Schullenberger: CSMC 1; Honor Roll 10 qtrs. PAUL R. BURKE. Varsity 3 Club 3.4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 6 qtrs.; MeriLSzudenl 2 yrs. TIMOTHY J. BURKS. 730 Barney: Football 2.3,4': Honor Roll 5 qtrs.;- Merit Student I yr. GREGORY P. BUSCHMANN. 6799 Marvin Ave- nue: Chas Club I; Council on World Affairs 2; W5 Academic 3,4; Basketball 712; Cross Country 3,4; Football 2-. Track 1.2.3; Honor R011 12 mm; Merit Student 2 yrs. GEORGE w. BUSHELMAN. 300 Springfield :ije: Basketball M anager 1. ROBERT H. CAIN, 9763 Woodmili' Lane: . NABIL CHATTAH. ROBERT A. CHURCH 77, Handel Lane: DAVID C; CLARK, 499 Withkind: Cross Country- 3..4; Track 2,3,4: Honor Roll 1 qtr. ROGER T. CLARK. 363 W'oodkno'll Terrace: JEFFREY W: CONRAD, 7.871 Bankwobd Laue: Track 1.2.3.4: Cm'ss Country 2,3,4; Il's Academic 3'. '4; Hon'or Roll '12 qtrs.; Merit Student 1 yr.; NMST SemiHnaJist. MICHAEL E. COOPER. 7355mm Avenue: Wres- .:1ing.2. ! GLENN R. CRESS, 693 Doepke Lane: Football. l; Swiimming 3; Track 3. I THOMAS M. CULLUM, 4245 Redwood Tar: Bas- ketball 2.3,4; Football l,2,3',4.. JOHN J. CURRO. 609-McAlpin: Council On World Affaii's 1,2; Track. 1,2; Hon'o'r Roll 6 qtrs: Merit iSiudent-l yrs. . . . . CARL T'. DETZEL. l4 Deerhill Lane; Drama 3: Young Democrats 1. GARY c. DILBERT. s70 Caldwell Drive: TROY T. FLORY. 408 Lombardy: Merit Student 3 GARY E. DONOVAN, 663 Thomasview Court: Cheerleader 4; Swimming 1,2,3; Honor R011 2 qtrs.: Merit Student 2 yrs.: NMST Commended Student. JAMES F. DOYLE, 1 l3 Church Street: TIMOTHY E. DREIER, 6800 Drcier Drive: Bas- ketball 1: Golf 3; Honor Roll 8 qtrs.; Merit Student 3 yrs. JOHN L. DUNN, 202l Ryan Avenue: Wrmtling 3. DENNIS jJ. DUNPHY. 532 Abilene Trail: PETER. D. DUNPHY. 532 Abilene Trail: Photo Club 4; Gumball hTrack l: Wmslling 2. ROBERT E. EBBHER, 7030 Ellen: Band 1,2,3,4. JON E. ECKERLE. 594 North Bend: Merit Student 1 yr. DAVID M. EICKMAN. ll386 Rose Lane: Basket- ball I: Fadtball 1.2; Track I: Merit Student 1 yr. GUY T. ENGELBERT, 9331 Sheraiee Lane: Foot: ball 1,2,3. 7 MICHAEL S. ENNIS, 49 Phillips: Varsity B Club 3.4: Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1.2.3.4. GLENN J. FARMER, 2023 Burnet: AfrO-American 1,2,;4; Wrestling2,3,4. :MICH'AEL T. FARRELL, 9840 McKelvey Road: Band l,2.3; Honor R0112 qtrs. ROBERT D. FEU CHT. 2223 Selim Ave: Basketball 2- . MARK A. FISHER, 1913 Goodman Avenue: MICHAEL 5.. FISTER, 12035 Brookston Drive: Band 1,23,41- Honor Ralf 12 qlrs; Merit Student 3 yrs. -IKEV1N A. FLANNERY. 2011 Sundale: Band L2. JOHN'TC. FLOHR. 4339 Kirhy-Avenue: Honor Roll 6 qtrs. yrs.. GARY M. FORNEY, I614 Centerridg'e Avenue: Hagar Roll 9 qtrsJ; Merit Student 3 yrs. W. a 176 RAUL X. FOX. 3476 Cornell Place: Chebrltaders 4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Merit Student 1 yr. ' I RONALD G. FRANK. l832 Bising: C6unc'il on World Affairs 17.2; Safety Council l,2,3,4; Honur ' Roll 9 qtrs; Merit Student 2 yrs. 4 DONALD F UER BACHER, LOWELL S. FUGMAN. 2356 Vichor: Honor Roll 5 qtrs. f JAMES J . GEISER. 69.23 Rob Vern Drive: Band 1, 2,3,4; Merit Sludem I yr. ROBERT A. GENHEIMER. 3051 Penrosc Place: Band l 2,3 4; Honor Roll 3 qlrss. Merit Student 1 yr. 7 , NMST Commended Student. 1 - CARL R. GIACCI 12! Lyon: Basketball l. , J AMES A GIEBEL, 8310 Banbury Street: Football 4 . --,l 2 3 .;4 Honor Roll 8 qir-s.; Merit Student 2 yrs. I CHARLES J GIRMANN,1867 Greenpine Drive:- 2 MICHAEL D. GLASMEIERI, 7033 La Boitcziux: 'z , RONALD C. GOBEY 2716 Wagner Street: Track 5 Manager 12. 3: .4; Cross Country Manager l 2 3-4; L Merit Student 1 yt. I -'S'11EPHENJ GRANGER, 9'22 Winsmy Com. ' . EJAMES S; IGRAU-SE 7016 La Boiteaux AvIenue: ' :. Safety-Counmll MeniStudentiyr M 9 MARK A. GRUENWALD I645 Compt6zn Varsity- B Club' 4; Baskatbail 14' Edgball 7,2 3 4; Tga'cak 1.2;: 178 KENNETH J. HARTEL, 6950 Gilbert Avenue: Safety Council 3 4:5ignces;Mcri1$tuden12 y'rs. JOHN M HARTMEN 4502 Circle FooLbalI 1,2,3. 4 JIM M1 HARTOIN. I920 Sterling Avenue: Golf 1. 2,3,4; Honor R0112 qtrs. PATRICK W. HEINRICH. Sl34 Bobolink Drive: Track Manager l,2,3, 4; Cross Country Manager 2; Merit Sludenl 1 yr. DENNIS H. HELFERICH, 4224 Delaney: KENNETH G. HELFERICH, 4224 Delaney: JOHN M. HELTMAN, 1027 Pelican Drive: ROBERT G. HENNARD.4334 Beech Hill: ROBERT E. HILLENBRAND lSil Elkton Place: Track l;Mer1IStudem 1 yr. WILLEAM P. HENES, 622 Orient Avenue: Honor Roll II 'qtrs. '- JOHN w. 110194111: 30 Mount Pleasant: Merit Student 1 yr. I I I JEROME S.HOLTHAUS,I1734 McClellons . Lane: Student Senate 3 ,4; Varsity B Club 3 4; Bas- kctbaIII I:.FoctII-1all I ,,2 34:1 mck I ,;2 Honor IRo'iI 2 qlrs.McritStuden13y1-s. DANIEL W HOLTZLEITER,1864 Ccntcridge; I Varsity 13 Club 3,4; Giee Club 2: Football l, 2,3, 4; Manager- Basketball 3 ,.4 3 MARK 1 HQLZMACHEIIR. 925 1111111231 111115 2131111111234 I .RlCHARD J HONEIRRINK, :'14 E 67th: Street? T . Band I :2, 3 4;Ho1'1131' Roll '2 qtrs: Meril' Student I 311' TIMOTHY HUBER 738 North IBe'nd Road: THOMAS S. HUTCHINSON, 5808 5111311110: MARK S. IBOLD, 4543 Hamilton Avenue: . DAVID B IDING, 209 Bank Avenue1Varsity B .Club 3, 4; FcothalIl l 2 ,.;34 Track 1. 2: Mcril Student I yr. ' bail I GARY R JAMISON,10005j 11111111111 13111111001- 180 181 TIMOTHY J. VJANNINGi 7842 Fairborn Ruad: Ho'nbrer'll 9 11:13; Merit Studen'llyrs. LEONARD J. JOHANSING. 7057' Noble Court: BQndlfRolI 7161113; Merit Student 3 yrs. ROBERT C. JONES. 1707 Martha: Honor Roll 11 5; IHOMAS .GL KALle, 41' Bayham Drive: Band'zr 3: Honor R0111 qtr .- ROBERT T; K-AMP, 18 Dayspring' Terrace: Safety Ceunci14; Drama Guild 4: Honor Roll 2 qtrs . DAVE M. KELLY-,- 575 Rose Hill Avenue: Honor Roll 3 qlrs. STEVEN M. KEMPER, 1554 Corcoran Place: Band-2.3,4; Merit Student 2 yrs. KENNETH F. KEPPEL, 4317 Vine Street: Honor Roll 5 qtrs; Merit Student 1 yr. BRUCE .1. KNECHI, 1869 Queen City Avenue: Honor Roll 1 gm Mm: Studgnt 2 yrs. STEVEN E; KOHUS. 1635 Marlowe Avenue: JOSEPH K. KDWALSKI, 8844 Cavalier Drive: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.23:4; Honor R011 6 qlrs; Merit Styidem 3 yrs . JOHN B: KRUGER', 606 Rose Hill Avenue: quf 1.. 2,3,4; PAUL K. KUHLMA'N. 46 Baker Avenue: DAVID'J. K-URTZ. 13 Kes'sler Avenue: Band 1,2.3, 4; Honor Roll 2 gm: Mqri; Student 3 yrs. STEVEN G. KURZ. 10181 Mayview Forest: Band 17.2.3.4. JAMESp. KUTNEY, 11,0 Wentworth: Honor R011 5 qlrs. LENOARD E. LA BRECQUE, 4706 Winton Road: Football 19,14; Merit Sludhm l 'y r'.- GREGORY LACK. 2113'Se11m Avenue: Band 1,2, 3.'4.- . . MICHAEL J. LACK, 21 13 Selim Avenue: Band 1,2, 3.4;:1-10nqr 30114 qtrs,;MeriLStudem 3 yrs. . DOUGLAS .1. LKUGLE. l 148 Madelienc Circle: 182 183 RICHARD A. LINZ. 2855 Henshaw Avenue: Basc- ball 1.2.3.4; Bascltelball 1.2.3.4; Merit Student 3 yr. RONALD A. LOBUONO. 156 Escalon: Honor Roll 6 qlrs; Merit Student 1 yr TERRENCE J. LOHBECK, 1325 Holman View: Band 1.2.3.4; tho Club-3.4;Baseba11 Manager 1; Mcn't Student 4 yrs. JOHN N. LUENSMAN. 4162 Pitts Avcnue: Honor. R0113 qtr. JOSEPH M. LU KEN. 993 Nohuhta Court; MICHAEL E. MACHT; 142 Nansen: Merit Stu- dent 1 yr. , WILLIAM P. MACHT, 1043' W. Scymonr Avenue: Football l,2.3q; Track 1.2: Merit Studemvz y-rs. ROBERT T. MAIROSE: 129 Delmar: Drama 4: Chess Club 1.2; Baconian 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Honor R0112 qu-s; Merit Student. 3 yrs. JOHN L.- MARTIN: 2552 SIu-Lu's Court: Yearbook 3; Band 1,,2 3 ,4; Honor Roll 12 qtrs; Merit Student 2 yrs; NMST Commended Student. THOMAS R. MASCH-MEIER. 95.1 Twincrest Court: Student Senate 3.4: Varsity B Club 2.31.4; Basketball 2: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Honor R011 3thrsz'Mcril Student 3 yrs. :D-AVID L. MASTERS. 4332 Greenlw Avenue: 'Band 1-. 2. 3, 4; 'Merit Student 1 yr. GARY I MAZUK. 8711 Woodview Drive: Football 1 .2.3; Track 1. STEVEN V. MAZUK, 8711 Wuqdvicw Drive: ' CHARLES R. MCCURDY. 701 Adams Avenue: L Safety Council3.4: Signees 3.4; Aer-Amcrican 1.2. 1 - 3.4. SDANIEL W. MCCURDY. 1657 Marlowe: Drama 3: Baconian 4; Troubadour 3,4; 1t,s Academic 4; Sig- n'ecs 3.4; Photo Club 3.4; Honor Roll 9 qlrs;'NMST - 2 Commended Student STEVEN A. MCDAV1D, 1031 Eastgate Drive: 2 Band 1.2.3 ,4;Merit5tud.emi1 yrs. - .KEVIN M. MCGRAW 8830 Cottonwood Drive: 7 Penman 3; Honor R0112 qtrs. 2 KRUSSELL E. MCMAHON- 5301 Glc'nview: Cross quuntry 1 .2 3 4: Track 1.2.3.4;1-10nor R011 12 qtrs. RICHARD M. MERRITT. 145 Junedale Drive: Wrestling 3:Eootball.Basketb311 and Baseball Man- agcrs 1.2.3.4; Honor R0114-'qlrs Merit Student Zyrs. LOUIS M. METZ. 5647 Prosser AverIue: Honor Roll 1 qlr; Me'rIt Stu6en13 yrs. . JOSEPH S M-EYERS I481 Foxwood Drive: Wres- 21111133.;4 Honor R011 ll:q1rs'; Merit Student 1 yr. : GENE E. MILLER. 1 14-46 Fiesla Caurl: Football 1; Honor Roll 4 mm. mnorRoll-.I qtr. Merit Student 1 yr. IP D NEOOR-E 3431 Springtime Road: Ba- ' 1th Air 1.; 2; PhOtOI Club 4; Tr'ack 1,,2 3 4; rMoTHY .P.i- AMULDODN, 1670 CMaf-Avenuc: Wrestling 2; Honor Roll 6 qtrs. HRNSTO'PHER J MIIJINAITOI; 1'71 SIharon Avt- . ,6833 Marvin Avenue: 1 12 mm; Mcn't Smdent l u. . THOMAS P NURE 4343 Errun- Lane: Cross- Cnun'try 1,2; Track I, 2. . STEVEN A. OBERIOHANN 1829 Hanfieid Strm:Mcn:Studcntly1-. DENNIS M. OELRICH 1062 Hamilton Avenue: Yearbook 34:Fo.otba11 1;Honor Roll 12 qtrs: NMS'T Sami'iiiialist PATRICK A QRS'ARY 319 Hilltop Lane: Swim- ming 2? Honoxkoll l qua- THO AS A PAPIN 6911 Lois Bricve Council on Wde AEfaiqrs 3- 4, Student Senate 3 ,:4 Drama 3 ,:4 I . Baconian 4; Troubadeiar 3 4; Penman 3 4: Signees 3 :Plioto Ciub 3, 4: Track 1; Honor Rail 12 qtrs Mer- : . Smdent1'yr; NMSTISemii'lnalist 3 , 'MARK E; PIEPMEIER 58 West Mills Avenue: . Studunt Senate 34; Basketball 1 Fodtball 1,2.,;34 . . tack 1 I2; lionpr Roll 12 mm Merit Studqnt 3 yrs 3 FRANK G RAPIEN 1092 New CasLle: Band .1. 2 3 W :IILE RIEMAN 2094 Dallas AvnnueI: CouIncIiIl on; JEROME R. RIMELE.AO-II Pinehollaw Lane: I Hmoanoll12qtf$melStudgnt1yr. A DAVID, M. RODA-RTE 9.4.2 Sheralee Lane: Ba- conia'nl ,:4 Swimming; 3, Track 1. ROBERT J. ROWEKAMP 2960 Henshaw: It s- Academm' Bacqniiu'l 4' Honor Roll H qtrs; Merit . , q . STEVEN A'- RUHE, 2003 Dana's A.Vc-.nue: HERMAN B.EUMP-KE,1411Teakwoodiaasket- ball 1; .Honor Roll 3 qlrs; Merits Iyr GREGORY A.SIMS.115 Tassic Lane: Basketball 1; Footbail Manager 1'. Merits 3 yrs. ROBERT .1. SMITH. 8390 Bobolink: Football 4; Tliack 2.3.4; Honor Roll I 1- qtrs. RANDY E.;SNYDER. 826 Hargove Way: Band 1, 2.3.4; Marita 1.2.3.4. PATRICK R. SPEEG, 6730 Daly Road: Cross Country 1: Track 1: Wraitling 1. JEROME M. SPOHR, 1042 Pinehollow Lane: Mer- its 1 yr'. ' BARRY E. STALEY. 48 Damon Rd: Honor Roll 12 qtrs: Merits 1 yr BRUCE E. STALEY, 413 Damon Rd: Baconian 3, 4; Penman 3. 4; Honor R011 12911-5; Merits 1 yr THOMAS E. STEFFEE 6625 Kirkland: Merits 3 3 1'5 , , 1 RICHARDV. ST-EHLIN. 6934 Lois Drive: Honor 3 '3 Roll4.qt:s;M'eritsSy1-s. :M-I'CHAEL.A. SULLIVAN. 11954 Deerhorn Drive: Cross Country 4; Track 1'.2,3,4: Honor R011 8 qlrs .- GEORGE J.SUNDRUP.1763 Westwood Ave: Honor R0114 qtrs; Mer1152 yrs. Ml-CHAEL A TENHOVER. 7120 Ciovcrn'oll :HDri've; Honur R011 12- qtrs. ARRY D121'HOMAS; 3427 WiswallAve; Band 1, 2. 3. 4. DALE A. THROENLE. 4245 Langley Ave: Chess Club. 2' Band l 2.3 4; Honor Roll 3 qtrs; Merits 3 1 RMICHAEL D TRIBBE. 167-7 Cedar Ave: Drama 3; -, 1- b 3,4:151gnees 3; Honor Roll 12 qtrs; Merits 1 yr; . A NMST CDIiImendedSLudent FRANK P VALERIUS. 358 Bryant Ave;1-10nor R 3 qtrs; Merits 1 yr. H ESPER. .6946 C1overn00k Ave: Dra- Wrestling 2.1101201: Roll 1 qt: PATRICK J. VOGELER, 48 East Mitchd1:Band 1. 3 4;- Track 1; Honor R0119 qtrs; Merits 3 yrs. - I-S VONKORFF. 6031 Connecticut Ct Drama 2 3,4; Cross 'Coun't-ry2; Track 1 BARRY L. VQRBROKER, 429 Sbuthview Av: A MIC-HAELI WALLMAN. 4339 Tower Ave. CLAUDE E. WEBSTER 33 H01115tcr:Safcty uncil 3 4; Drama 2; Chess 1; Glee Club 3 4:110:10: 1-2 qu-z' Merits 2 yrs.- ENNETH R. WEHMEYER. 720 Wotthin'gmn: F'0'mball 1. 2.3, 4; Honor R9119 qtrs; Merits 1 yr, 190 191 ROBERT G. WESSEL. 10159 Lochcresl. Band 1,2. 3.4; Photo Club4. JOHNC. WlETHDRN. 9587 Leebronk. Football 1, 2; Swimming 2; Track 1.2; Honor R011 9 qua: Merits lyr. MARK S. WIETMARSCHEN. Cross Country 1.2: Track 1.2;Hnnor R0112 qu'; Merits 1 yr. KEVIN T. WILKERSON. 5H8 Lantana, Drama2. 3,4: Viarsity B Club 2.34; Baconian 3.4: Band 1: Cheerleaders 2; Afro-American Society 1 H2334 Eoctbalil- 1.2.3 4; Track 1.:2 Wrestling 2 ,3 4; Merits 2.:3. DENNIS;P.RWULKER. 6 Hurley Circlc. Football 1: HonanRoll 33mm. JOHN A. ZERGES. 123 Church St: Honor Roll .4 ; qtrs; Mcrits-31yrs. GREGORY -M. Z-IEGLER. 14 Bank Ave: Merits 1 yr; . 2 PAUL R. ZIMMERMAN, 1547 Clovemoll Drive THQMA-S F. ZINS. 2035 Dallas: COWA 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Honor R0118 qtrs; Marits 3 yrs: Young. Demo- crats 1.2. JOHN C ZIN-T..164S Larch Ave: Swimming 2.3. G'REGORY .3. 21X 110 Baker Ave; Track. RFC ARD L.ZU-RE1CK,34-3 Northern Pkwy: ; 3- .4: Troubadour 3.4. Penman 4:11'5 Aca- .. demle Basketball Manager 2, Honor Roll 12 qtrs; ;- 'Merltsilyrs L I. 192 uBlessozd are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children OfGod. Matt. 5;9 Tom Acheson Paul Agricola Ross Albcrs Mark Alversun Mike Angeline M ike Aruman Charles Asimus Phil Aucicllo Jerry Ayers Greg Ballinger Jim Bulzcr Louie Burrow Allan Bauer Bub Bailing Greg Benkert Richard Berg John Bergen Bob Berncckcr Chris Bess Jeff Bierman Roger Bosse- Dnn Boltcnhorn John Bottenhorn Mike Brody Tom Bruuseh Tim Brolhcrton Steve Brown Bob Budinsky Dave Burger J m: Burke Put Burke Steve Burke Paul Burkharl Don Busam John Busam Mike Carroll John C eddia Don Cento Tony CiofFI C harles Cobb Steve Coleman Phil Conrad Jim Couzins Edwin Crawley Mike Crom Bill Cronin Roy Cullum Tom Cunningh- Mike lTavignon Bob Denterlcin Steve Deutsch Mike Dolin Steve Dolle Jim Dollenmcyer Gary Domis Terry Donovan Gus Dnoros Brian Dwyer R ay Eckcs Bob Eckstein M ike Emming Mark Enders J ohn Ewatd Tom Fulk Joe Fallcr Vincent Febbruio Tom F eightner John Ferneding Glenn Fiebig Fred Ficbig Dun Fiiusch Bill Fister Ray Flamm Chris Forakcr Jerry Frees: Tim Freeman Brian Firedman Joc Galltna Ken Garcia Mike Gardenia JclTGchring Tim Geiger Dick Gclhuus Greg Gclhuuscn James Gilke; Jack Gilligan Lou Giordullu Lyle Glazier Woody Gleasun John Guodlou' Dun Grain Greg Grucnwald Kevin Hampcl Terry Harris Dun Harrison Jim Hartman Dick Hartman Dave Hans Bill Hausfeld Jim Hayden Dennis Heidelbcrg Ed Heinrich Dun Hcllwig Ron Hellwig John Herman Richard Hettebcrg Greg Hilling Rick Hahn Mike Hunchrink Tom Hasty Slch Humbert Wayne Hurley Nick Hurr Jerry Junning Don Jasper Paul Jasper Dav: Juries Tom J use-ph Dave Kaiser Jeff Kappcl Chris Karaus Glenn Kaulemun Bob Kcllcr Mark Kelly Dave Kemp: Paul KamphCus Tim Klayer Bub Kloslcrkempcr Jim Knollmun Neil Kollsledt Keith Kombrink Mike Kortc Mike Kreimer Jim Kroger Mark Krumdicck Duve Kunkel Gary Luck Dave Laub Frank Lech Bill Linz Allan Lehman Steve Lykins Dennis Lynch Kevin Muly Wally Murgeson Dick Muunlcl Glenn Muyhorg Donald McCurdy Denny McHugh Andy McMahon Craig M cManim-an Juck McNully Don Mendel Tim Mcrklc Slave M ursch Dam Meyer Dave Meyer Paul Meyer Steve Mcycr Dan M iddendurf Mark Miller Vince Minnili Turn Mueller Mike Mogavero Jim M orsch Richard Morsch Tom Mueller Fred Murrell Mark Murphy Tirn Noonan Don Norman Dave North Jerry Oberjohann Dan UConnor Mike Olding Keith Osterbruck Greg Parker Greg Pierson Ken Powell Bob Quigley M ike Quijanu Bill Ralh Ed Rallerman Jim Reilly Frank Reinhardt Guy Reiler Jerry Robinson JcH'Rohman Allan R011 Don Rome: Steve Romcr Ken RuJTm Jae Rusche Bill Rust Jerry Same! Steve Santoro John Saar Tim Schallcr David Schaefer J im Schcclcr Robert Scherpenburg Steve Schurpenberg Andy Schilling Ron Schlcf Mark Schulenburg Greg Seibel Andy Seilcr Joe Sela Tim Sextun Adam Shaunlee Dcnny Singer Bob Smith 0ng Stcgman Bob Steins Richard Slenger Rusa Stewart Tim Slidham Jim Stiles Tom Stoehr Greg SLrotm-an Wayne Swigerl Tim Temming Jim Tcnbieg Joe Tenbidge Roherl Thein Jim Tilford Bernie Tobergte Steve Tennis Tom Trainer Tony Tricase .Iirn Tutlle Steve Vcntre Tim Viel Tum Volck John Wagner Steve Walkerhorsl Phil Webb Rick Wesseler Dave Weslendurf Dave Whit: 196 197 Paul Wichman Charles Wiehaus Steve Wieland John Wiener Ray W'iclmarschen J 06 W'indl Les Wuhnilz Steve W and Mark Zilch Juylint JimZQrb John Zureick uBlessed are the clean of heart, far they shall see God. Matt. 5;8 201 An Abrams Vince Albancse Keith Amann John-Amhrose Andy Amrcin Mikc Asalone Dan Ashhrock John Bacchlc Jim Barrow Dan Beck J De Beiling Tom Bennett Tony Btrtke J ay Bertke .Juhn Binz Jeff Bishop Jeff Binner Mark Blackburn John Bode Wiiliam Boehle John Boehm James Bourgholtzer John Boyne Jim Brandt Mike Branncn J ack Brehm J m: Breycr Ed Brnermann Chris Bronnert George Brucker Dave Brunemann Duane Bryant TerryBurkeu Mike Burkharl Jim Buschlc John Busemeycr Mike Caito Tom Campbell Jim Ceddia Alonzo Chairman Joe Chaulk John Church Julio Ciarnarra Thumas Coby Thomas Coddington Joe Connolly Walter Cooke Dan Creed David Crum Greg Curram Jim Dean Tony DcGiuseppe Vince Demasi Jerry DeNuma Slcv: DeSalvo Don Demel Dale DiGiovenalc Russel Dickinson Tom Diskin William Duane John Douglass Jim Dressler Dan Druffcl Jeff Durban Ron Ehlcr Bob Ellerman Tim Ennis John Ernst Chris Fay John Fcldmann Paul Ficker Steve Fletcher Bill Foley Tim Franz John Freeman Mike Frees: Jim French Mark F rentos Rick Fuchs Ed Gandy Mike Gardner Frank GeuelHngcr Terry Gildea Tom Gilkey Richard Glazier Terry Godbcy Bill Goldy Nick Gollschull Wayne Gramun Mark Grant Bill Gricszmer Dick Grimes Steve Gronefeld Gary Haehnle Gary Hagedurn Werner Halluhrin Roger Hansel Daryl Harrison Ed Hartmann Rick Harrington Len Huussler Mike Hayden J at Hehn Mike Hcim Ken Hcllweg Ron Henke Greg Hermes Don Hines Pat Hoban Terry Hodapp Dan Hoffman Bob Hoffman Forrest Holger Fred Hellman JclTHollman Jay Hullmeycr Greg Holler Thomas Houchens Bill Houston Roger Howard Steve Huber Robert Huclsman Kevin Huxel Steve Jacob Tim Jarvis Paul Jen Ken Jones JeffJoncs Keith Kacner Mark Kalb Arnold K' lli Dam Kamphaus Dave Kumphaus Jeff Keller Eric Kicmz Roger chms Curt Kluemper Ken Knecht Cliff Kochicr Dave Kocnig Jim Koenig Peter Kuenig Jim Koren Andy Kreidenwcis Dave Kulney Mark Lakes John LaRosa Dam Lauglc Gary Lemming Mark Lconhardt Curtis Lindsey Ken Lippen Ray Lohr Jim Lonnemun Tony Luca Clem Luken Dun Luken Tom Machl David M affcy Tim Magreino 203 Tom Mahon Dave Mann Mike Mauntcl George Mayer Many McCoy Edwin McCurdy Mike McDonough Torn McDonough Jim McParlin Kurt Mechley Mark Mercurio Torn Merklc Jim Meisler Richard Menel'xeld Steve Mcssinger Arnold Melz Dave Mctz Dave Meyer Dick Meyer Gerry Meyer Steve Meyers Bill Michnowicz Pal Mogavcro Pete Mogavero Larry Mohr Dennis Motz Steve Muenchen John Munafo John Murray Barry MurreJI John Mushaben Tim Naher Rich Neal Mark Neasc JeffNelsun Tim Nichols Dan Norris Steve Norris Keith Nusekabel Dave Oben Tom Ochs Dan O'H ara John O'Keefr: Matt Oswald Rick Paolo Kevin Parker Keith Parrish Torn Patterson Joe Peddcnpohl Dave Peters Steve Pfefferle M ike Powers Larry Powers Jim Pulskamp Dan Raabc Albert Rahn Paul Rakel Dave Rasico Mike Rcbholz Charles Reidmiller Ken Reindle Mike Reneer Roger Rethlake Dan Rethman Kcm Rhoades Nathaniel Richardson Scott Ritlcr Bob Robinson Douglas Robinson Gary Robinson Bob Ros! Victor Roth Gary Rouette Fred Roy Ralph Rucker Tim Ruebusch Torn Rusche Tom Ryan Mark Sabato Cliff Sands Mark S'iuse hubabcrle Andy Schehr hcrpcnberg hildmuyer hnulz Bah Schoenwctler R ick Schreibcr Ruben Schwarlr Gary S urappa Tim cilcr Ed Shea Steve Sheblcssy Frcd Shumacher Dun Sicbarl David Simon Steve Sluvik Jerry Spuelh Steve Speed Greg Stcnger Greg Stanley John Sleinriede Mike Slenger Dave Slenson Ben Slidhurn Lee Stidham George SlolJ Joe Swecncy Mark Tubeling Kim Taylor M ike Tippenhuucr John Tolls Torn Travcr Mike Trocnle Dave Trolla i Frank Tucker Chris Vining C hris Vogel Tom Voldcrding John V035 Jerry Wagner Excell Walker Hurry Walker Ted Walkcr Greg Wchmuyer Ed Wch ner Greg Wcsterdorf Dave Whissel Jerry Wiclhurn Rick Wielmurschen Bob Wilking Jay Wille Tom WiIEiams Paul Wimmers Rubcrl Wimmers Ken Wolfram Mike Wolsef'er Bob Wood Dave Zimmerman 204 '3. m3 0 ,Emn. a g- 1-. Blessed are the meek. for they shall inherit the earth. - Matt 4 Thad Agricola Daryl Alexander Staven Alverson Jerry Angeline M ike Anlrim Mike Arand Tim Arand Kevin Ascolcsc Marvin Ballard Dave Barrial Lester Baughman George Beam Jim Behler Dcnnis Beiderbeck Bill Beinkemper Dale Benjamin Kevin Bcrtkc Tom Bertke Terry Bien Rick Blackenbuehler Stew: Blaut Thomas Blmsing Tim Blusl Mike Boehm Paul Bochm Jim Boehner Mike Bowkcn Donald Bohachc Bruce 80556 David Brady Ronald Brausch Dave Brockhuis Robert Brockman Herb Brockman Walter Bucher Ken Buchner Mike Bucrgcr Bill Burkhardl Eddy BucheIman Paul Bushelman Stan Byrd Karl Cameron Nick Carlotta Mark Carrotl Tirn Carroll Joseph Cavallaro Robert Cobb Mall Collins Pal. 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