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

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1975 volume:

, ,, g - K TRO,UBADOUE 1975 ; + 110101021110 11 M'r-1..Pa'ul iiDOCji Meyer. has b00111 teaching -at Roger. Bacon for forty years Mr Mey'e1 has ' ' j.ec.tsd1u1111ghisfort. 'ar'sI a't R03g0113210011' i.n' '1'd'1-1g..a 1 ' thistory Enghsh economics 9; . . afew Mr. M6y'01h . sat B00011. ewas 1n charge of J' pattah Players the Spelling Bee' the Public Speakihg Contest and. 'ot'hcr-a 1-1111. 105 at. 011;: t . . 01311031201. 'M1r. D001 15409101150110 ofthe most dedicated teachers 'at R-03Ig01 1300011.. 11111: 111-6111011110 Mr. MeyerI started his teaching career at home He 00mes f1011'11a fa'mi'ly 0f teachers His 17.31111: his- sister is a counselor at Princetbu High Sch001.Evcn some of his children h'av-e degrees 111 ddb' . Mr M'eyerfis a1 8'1 '5 IgeneraItiI0Ir'15 01 M conservatlve Ia'hd a trad1t10nallst. He 1111.05 111 a Chfton hozuse whiCh was builit 131grarid'fat'110r 110111 ' ' er of the 0utd001's and the country 1111.0 Hez-aiso enjoys study- 1111-5110113? years. were .6 S 01111 World: WEE; Mr. Meyer began teaching here 211 Roger Bacon 1n 1935'A11h011gh 1112-11215 taughthercfm f0'rt1 1101 consecutive F01. two years 1944- 1946 he served our: country: in the 211111011 servaes .dui'tn ' Besides his presem teaching 03:11:01, 110 also vy' s at the race tragk during the summer 11101111111301 though he works 11-1 the tra'ck, he' 11011101 places 21' m0n0y bet. HeLSt ta. .j' . . 1 q . , our sch001 because fdrty year's as. 3 10301101 has madc- Mr M-. 0-1 a staunch supporter 0f R0301 Bacon..II Mr.. Meyer enjoys tcaeh111g today just as much as When he 51311011 at the agc'QUf twenty-om; f'Orme'r students do well and succeed When one of his former students graduates 1710111 .. , Son'a'l satisfactlon and this makes him 1111 the more eager to help: teach his present students a5 w011 as 0 03-11.- As a result of these accomplishments we the members of the TROUBADOUR staff; feel that it. is deservmg arid. fitting- 1that this Yea1 s yearbook; should be dedic ted 10 M1. Meyer 1'01 his forty. years 0f ded1cat10n to teaching and t0. the Stu: , dents of Roger 13210011 Hi-g-h School. We' salute y0u R1300, 3' and Sincerely hope that you will be able- 10 continue to 'm'ol'd young minds. - Forty Years of Dedication to Roger Bacon . : ..:whhn....ny.va.n..yQ.g ,1 i This yearis Cross-Country team, led by Captain Jim Walker, turned out a very creditable performance and earned 8th place in the final area top ten ratings. Preparation for the season st arted in J une when each Cross- Country candidate began running his summer workout program. By the end of the summer and when school began in the fall, each team member had run between 300 and 500 miles. Team work outs began the first week in August. The Varsity squad competed in the top flight schedule this sea- son placing 5th in the tough Ashland Road Race, 4th in Colerain Invitational, winning the Spartan Invitational, capturing 4th and 3rd reSpectively in the Mt. Healthy and Sycamore Invitationals, 3rd in the G.C.I. meet, 5th at Princeton and 4th in the Sectional. With the exception of the G.C.L., the remainder of the meets consisted of 18 to 35 teams, so the Varsity did fare well against tough cempetition and did capture several team trophies. An outstanding Reserve squad was a strong point in this yearis program. The Cross-Country Reserves captured 2nd place at the Colerain Soph. Invitational, won both the Spartan Invitational and the Sycamore Invitationali They fell just 2 points short in their bid for the G.C.L. championship. singled out for awards at the seasonis end were Jim Walker, most valuable, along with Bob Berheger, who was the most im- proved. For the outstanding improvement on the Soph. team were Paul Goddard, Kent Nusekable, and Tom Schnur. John Jones was elected for next yearis Captain. Seasofs Synopsis: N0t Bad, Gentlemen '93 on . . .HOZJQ .8299 zccoo Quin? :5. ausmscumamh ?:n- .3332 3mm ,ESZ 2:. Box cam .85., :soTHEEnom Houm .Bwofom pom .aoaoccsn fnz .EmnaoO Bum 633530 :52. .30m E HID; OH Hum; 0 1!-1001070 12 Wefre on Our Way :a'BrmrDF-tm VcheerfTOP TOSBOTToMiKQNUSE'KABEL, B. PARKER; M. KOEHLER, M. MERCURI'QPQ GODDARD, M.- DUNNOHEW,R; SMI TSCHNUR ; , , , ,, H, - FroshzTOP: P. GRONAUER, G. HODAPP, C. BROCKMAN. M. TRIMBACH, M, SORENSON. D. HERBE, J. BONOMINI, RA BAUER. J.VFELDMAN. C. THURMAN, R. STARK. StandingCOACH FEICHTNER 13 w k . a j , wexaw Mr 2, w Maw, w w Varsity Soccer 16 will be remembered fox some 0 made It come true. They were: 3 McSayles All these seniors have tin shEd up a great year at Bet on and now arwgog ,x and Better things. ROW 1: F. Geiser, T. Mushaben, R. Conway, D. Slrecker, B. Gerdes ROW 2: D. Angeline, S. Goheen, J. McSayles, 1. Angelina, C. Deno, J. O Shaughnessy. ROW 3: D. Kelly, A. Conradi, P. Waymire, D. Whyle, K. Kowalski ROW 4: P. Maffey, D. Archer, M. Cosby, J. Mushaben, J Gilkey, T. Scibert. Not Present: Steve Houston, Coach Williamson ,5, ELDER ....................................... ST.XAVIER ..................... PRINCETON OAKFHLLS .LASALLE.. MOELLER OAKPHLLSZ ELDER MAMEMONTN ANDERSON .. LASALLE., AIKEN ..... MOELLER ROW 1: B. Kcttcrer, S. Keller. B. McDonagh. K. Wietmarschen, T. Beck, WAPTAIM ROW 2: P. Russell, R. Janzen, G. Krause. S. Parkinson. T. Buckman, G. Keith, E Geiser ROW 3.jE. SchwieterJM Mages, D. Hoh, S. Vennemeyer, 1 Wall, BL Mike Montgomery COACl-U ROW 4:1 Reilman, J Beebe, J. Junker, M. Strittholt. D. Hutchinson ABSENT M R. Hellman, B. Goddard 20 - aqmn tnMPETITILH QUEEN ::ITU IHLm ETRT EINCLHHHTI SHE'BEHLE HUHEMBEE P.W EQEER ERCQH 38 HT 3 S?EEEQE: The Spartan Band Music and Motion .. . . The Spartan Band started their 1974-75 season with one of the youngest groups in the bands his- tory. The combined total of the freshmen and sophomore classes made up more than 6096 of the entire body of the bands. The marching Spartans planned a year of strong preparation for a success- ful 75-76 season. During the year the band march- ed an outstanding 10 game football season and then hosted their 3rd annual QCSI with a moving military show, which brought the crowd to their feet. The band then competed in the Ohio Music Solo and Ensemble Contest. Bacon entered more than 30 soloist and numerous ensembles! On their return trip the Spartans brought with them more than 70 first and second place medals. Throughout the remainder of the year the Spartans will work toward their long awaited goal: a national cham- pionship in 1976. 24 Makes Them the Pride of Bacon 25 Homecoming u - uu-UI- m' ' E 1 lnlnu- 3393 ' .II... ... : l, lIUIQQ g .g ' , 4..-..- .IIIllIlI-I I Cull!ll ...g IIIII I-ntuullnll Ilunnllic .3... :Il-- u IIIIII ltiillll. ..' ' IIIII g..-I.;uuul '.I'I..I. Ilii. IIII IIIIIICI I. ll I' ' .IIII I'll IIIII'IIIOU IIIIIIIlI ngg 3 III! IIIIIIIIIII IIICOIIII g.gi g , Ill: IIIIIIIIIII luiililll Illi n , nnn-r-n-III unnan-ql gngug .V , IUIIIIIII ggggi lllltlltu Iltkh IIURIIIIJ g.gjpn IIIIIIIII unmit- IIIIIIIIII IIUIIIIIIJ IIIIIIIIII Varsity Football 'STEUE spamnns cm DEFENSE. . gtgmm v 9952? LE'RICK RERD LT HHRK CUMMINGS M8 DHRRVL GHDE RT'TIM FOLEV RE MIKE OUERBERB Lear Brings Best GCL Season in Years 31 THIS PAGE. Top Center: Those contacts are a pain. Terry Top Right: The rugged offensive line. Right Center: Farrell makes his move. Bottom Right:5parmns 0n the ab tack! Below: Huxcl t hts for extra yardage, Lower Left: Stingy pass defense in action. OPPOSITE PAGE Middle Right: Benjy mes! Middle Left: Sheehan crunchc ' as Bruck looks on. Bottom Left: Defenswe from awaits opposition. All Right, Guys, Lefs Have Some Fun and Clean Their Clocks! 36 37 Rencrvc Squad. LEFT T0 RIGHT. FIRST ROW: M. Hchn. M. Carr. 5. Lubbers. R. Stark. J. Briuns D. Jung. D. Bedinghaus. S. Bossc. SECOND ROW: K. FinanA K. Raubc. J. SluIlV B. Rulhcr. S. Bxcrmun. G, Ncumann. D Muschmeicr. S. Asbach. M. Wickmra. J. Currell. THIRD ROW: T. Walker, B. Grucn- wuld, T. Folzcnlugen. D,Heg1ilLJ. Downing. K, Kiley. K. Romcr. R. FLU ne. B. Twelc. K. Guhs. G. Sims. FOURTH ROW: .lim Kunming tass'l coacm S. Mucllm D. Bnmen. C. Johnson. R. chton. J Zilch. J. Murrell. T. Volkerding. T. Bullinger. J, Roll. D. Sherman. D. Huckmun. Jim Macke mead coucm m . l . w - . , 'n' 3 , . v: l'rushnwn Squad. LEFT T0 RIGHT. FIRST ROW: D. Evans M. Bailey N, Custelli. S. Rohr. K. Brmm. J. Riley. J, Brinkmun. J. Clussun. G Rucckcrl. SECOND ROW: N. Muslruserio. J. Saar. V.C:1rchcdi. M. Eberhard. D Bruckhuis. M. Hon. D. Kcsscn. D. Rumpkc. S Bellman. THIRD ROW: E. Yar- bruugh. J. Hcrwg.T Gilkeg. P Kiley D. Hogan. K Turner. J. HullerA P. Maffcy J. Uullinu. FOURTH ROW: R.T1ppcnhuur.T.StalL B. Girmunn. J. Hucuflc. D. Bluul. D, Wood. J, Wills. J, HilL M. tndrcs. H l-TH ROW: P Ncumann. Y. Lumy C Brewster. T. Gruenu'ald. J. Gellelfinger. T Strauss. M Sheffield. M. Sullivan. B. Johnson. J, Bullmun SIXTH ROW: B. Flamm. T. Hausl'cld. Coach Huxel. Mgr. T. Dislefuno. Mgr. J. Wall. Coach Kusselmann. Couch Holwlcilcr. D, Wilson. K. Gurrcy g The Importance of Being Earnest his opening night. Fingernaiis are gone and teeth are chattering. LANE CJEFF LASITM is moving through the cast boosting morales. iiGeL Psychedfi is the murmer. Open Night: the Final product of three months of blood and sweat. The cu rtains are closed and every- one counts the seconds. Slowly the curtains open , . . and Lane enters . . i ltis a big success. THE KMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST IS A HIT. Bro. Dan Andersen O.F.M., Director ofthe play, discribed Oscar Wilde's play as Lhe following: - hiOscar Wildcis THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST is a wild poke at the pompous pretensions of Victorian England, Wilde delighted in scandaiizing and scrutiniz- ing the Victorian ihrespectable classii which disowned him. While Jack, Aigernon, Gwen. dolyn, Cecily, PrismgChasu bie. and Bracknell work their way through a web of deception, Wilde takes every opportunity to open his satiric attack on everything from the church to contemporary novels. Can Ernest really discover the importance of being earnestT' The cast of the three act play should be very proud oftheir performance in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EAR'NEST. MCASTu Gn order of appearance LANE iAlgyis manservann ................................ JEFF LASITA iRBJ ALGERNON MONCRIEFF Hackis friendi .............. TERRY QUINN iRiBJ JOHN WORTHING,J4P.Uacki ........................ STEVE KESSEN iRBJ LADY BRACKNELL hsocialitei ................ LAURA GARABAGLIA iO.L.AJ GWENDOLYN FAIRFAXiherdaughteri .............. DEBBI SOUZA iO.L.AJ CECILY CARDEW Uackis wardi ................ MARIANNE DOLL iMcAuleyi MISS PRISM iCecilyis tumri ................... BARB DAUMEYER iO.L.AJ MERRIMAN Uack's butlcri ................ . . '7 A. STEVE ROBINSON 01.39 REVi CANON CHASUBLE, D.D U'ectori ................ BOB BOHANON iRBJ UNDERSTUDY FOR BRACKNELL AND GWENDOLYN ........................ MARY BETH LAUX iOLAAA 41 Varsity Basketball F antastic Year; F antastic Team F antastic Spirit Open the Door, Let the Spartans 0n the Floor! rsgwxxi 375 Spartan Basketball Team 48 on the Move 1n Best Team 18 Years 49 District Play 6.0.1.. BAngTBALL CHAMPIONS 64-65 SUMMER , 65766 swxmaugwm - 66.67 ' mm 51-53 ' The Superstars 0f 75 Spartans BOTTOM- ROW'w1,EFT TO RIGHT Tim Speed, Scott Graham, Mike Gergen, Terry Huxe1,SECOND ROW, Jim Rice, Jefry Hinnenkamp, Dan Doellman, Mike Gerbus, Tim Wyrick, THIRD ROW, Coach Hep Cronin. Rick McKenzie, Terry Blen, Bob Thurman, Greg Bierman, Manager Rick Mechley This year started off, just as the many years before, full of hope, ambition, and many goals set. Through the 23 game season, the players and coaches saw their goals coming closer and closer to reality, The team, under the guidance ofthe G.C.L. and All City Coach of the Year, Harold TEHEPii Cronin, was victorious in 20 of their 23 encounters. An outright G.C.L. Championship with a 10-0 won-1ost record was brought home for the first time since 1957. The hard work and determination showed throughout the Tournament Schedule. For the first time in 18 years the coveted District Championship Trophy was claimed by the Spartans. A disheartenin g regional loss brought many dreams to a close. Many individual honors were won by the p1aycrs:4 players ALL G.C.L., 3 players ALL CITY, 2 players ALL STATE, 1 City Scoring Title, All time-Most points scored, 1 game e 104 points. 0A man rarely succeeds at Anything unless he has FUN doing itfi Season's Record Roger Bacon 72 St. Bernard 38 Roger Bacon 85 C01. Central 57 , . Roger Bacon 69 St, Xavier 54 Distnct Tournament R0 er Bacon 76 McNicholas 65 Roger Bacon 70 Purcell 57 Roger Bacon 100 NOTWOOd 98 Roger Bacon 59 Withrow 64 Roger Bacon 72 Pym :4 Roger Bacon 75 Newport Catht 64 ROEU Bacon 67 E def 4? Roger Bacon 57 La Salle 45 RUSH Bacon 45 WOOdward 1- Roger Bacon 60 Hamihon Badin 63 . , Roger Bacon 84 Elder 69 Regional Tournament R0 er Bacon 68 Moeller 46 Roger Bacon 70 St. Xavier 64 Roger Bacon 73 Dayton Alter 84 Roger Bacon 74 Purceil 64 Roger Bacon 83 Cov. Catholic 62 Roger Bacon 58 Elder 57 Roger Bacon 97 La Salle 66 Roger Bacon 104 Moeller 48 Reserves: Looking Good for Next Freshman Squad: Fine Examples of B EXcellent Year for R Basketball w: w 5. inn Freshman Squad LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Manager Tom Skinner, Dan Egbers, Jeff Riley, Steve Branncn, Mike Sullivan, Steve Parkinson, manager, SECOND ROW: Coach Bob The Ki? Callahan, Steve Bellman, John Buchcr, Jack Burkhart, Keith Turner, Eric Yar- brough, THIRD ROW: Neal Lastelli, Tom Miller, Dana Henderson, Dan Riley, Dave Kesscn Reserve Squad a LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bob Benjamin, Nick McCoy, Tim Horton, Skip Heimkreiler. SECOND ROW: Mike Weller, Mike Sirittholt, Tim Volkerding, Joe Temming, Bob Parker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fritz, Chris Kiley, Jim Stall, Ron Dasbach. 57 Christmas Variety Show .i w ,. . , unuav 1H!!! ENIQ1N muuu 'hwv 19mu Q$tkvn tutu tiluilf; lunggw Dwni aw QC Wm 93 MW ? 50,994 m a! v pun unvth 1ght! n 0 T Eu? Exmmgggg 15311: 533319;: '3 ta 9 . Semi- Formal F aculty Beats Senate 46-44 .. Everyday Life of a 1 Spartan Intramura1s I R..B Wrestling: Mr. Starkeyfs Gentlemen 68 72 .ntf. Varsity Squad, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Grau, D. Palazzolo, G. Lockwood, D. Dusa, T. Bertke, D. Herbe, SECOND ROW: T. Mikolajewski, J. Gandy, T. Beck, T. Roberto, C. Thurman, G. Feldman, Coach Bob Starkey. THIRD ROW: D. Schultz, R. Stark, D. Sheehan, J. Janning, S. Carter, M, McMahon, Coach John Kasselmann. Rmerve Squad, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW1T, Patterson, T. Haller, R. Dorr, D. Schultz, W.Hillenbrand, S. Rusche, P. Barret. SECOND ROW: J. Haeufle. T. Bertke, B. Mulcare, J. Gandy, J. Don, G. Feldman, M. Trimbach, B. Leland, THIRD ROW: D. Luken, P. Ncumann, J. Saar, D. Dusa, Mgr., R. Hillenbrand, J. English, M. McMahon, R. Stark, Coach Fuchs. FOURTH ROW: D. Mees, B. Mitchell, 1. Woods, T. Beck, R Stark, D. Wilson, T. Walker, D. Holt, J. Grau, D. Morsch, T. Roberto. at, Moments Candi 75 76 F mm the Trials of 3vionsotvq pxn To the After h School Activities 77 Varsity Track r1 fwr ga .me dY mm Be uN 9 99 n. e m 6 1U n e G .2 Box H.152: .552 .. .gmamoz .m .525 m coming .m .55: .. .wai Am 3:3; m , .HuEumzuP .Q .5th .W $53.30 .2 $6.0m Q. Jozam .m afutm .0 $901 hog. 6an :5. :230 ,Bosmuz .m .omsmhx .Q damam 9. $8235 .n hmmEoeF .M .camuuoU .m .Bosogza 925w bar; .301 FZOME .PEOHM Oh Pmmd 81 S n O 1 G.C.L Champ Reserves Reserve Squad, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mgr. J . Sagel, P. Goddard, M. Dunnohew, S. Kling, K. Kiley, M. Faust, M. Mercurio, J. Deno, J . Reilman. SECOND ROW: KA Nusekabcl, MA Kochler, R. Auer, J. Zilch, B. Morris. F. Geiser, D. Rohman, S. Bosse, B. Boyd, Mgr. W. Houchens. THIRD ROW: K. Raabe, R. Smith, B. Ruter, D. J ung, J. Wall, J. Downing, Coach Dave Feichtner. TOP ROW: Coach jim Demo, R, Payne. M. OShaughncssy, M. Hilling, D. Weber, J. Currell, G. Meade, B. Zins, D. Brinkman. a 9 G r 4, , 5 M. Trimbach. SECOND ROW: J. Bucher. K. Turner, T. Kent, B4 Goddard, D. Mann, R. Tippenhauer, Coach Bill Carey. THIRD ROW: T. Welling, R. Kling, G Brewster, R. Sabato, P. Fry, G, Eichenlaub, M. Endrcs. FOURTH ROW: G. Hodapp, J. Haeufle, J . Yearout, E. Yarbrough, S. Ruschc, S. Parkin- son. FIFTH ROW: K4 Kappner, P. Barrett, T. DiStefano, J. Macht, C. Brockman, R. Hutchinson. JV Brinkman. SIXTH ROW: S. Edwards, J. McMahon, T. Hausfeld, P. Maffey, E. Rumpke, D. Wood, J. Gallina. 83 1975 Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball: FRONT ROW: D. Brockhuis, C. Stoll, D. Benjamin, T. Rizzu, L. Fath, G Lockwood,S. Kesscn, D Holt; J . Niebling Mgr. $ BACK , , ROW: Don Fcnton UXSSR CoachJ, G. Hcrzog, T. Bicn, K. Kowalski, S Haimkn:itcr.'.l Martin, T. Specd, J. Chapman, Terry Mills U-Iead Coacm . ughes St. Xavier Moeller , Ham. Badin am. Badin . k wg . I . ?V $gk 52' 4!. Kl i t ' ihxx V1 Qms g 0000. wQOQoou .?$$q$ $ A This was a very disappointing scaSon for the Roger Bacon Var- Sity baseball team. We got off to a very bad start when we had ten of our first twelve games rained out. We did, however, have a few bright spots during the season. Our first baseman, Steve Heimkreiter, won first team, all G.C.L. honors. We ended the season with an 8 win and 17 loss record. We had 3 wins and 7 losses in the G.C.L. Dan Holt xx t wax: a-X E W W X a Reserve Baseball: FRONT ROW: J. Brians, S. Rohr. B. Kcttcrcr, N. Mastruscrio, SA Bellman, G. Sims MIDDLE ROW: S. Bierman, S. Gmnauer, J. Burk. hart, N. Castelii, J. Herzog, Coach J. Macke. BACK ROW: L. Woemer. T. Stall, M. Wicktora, B. Benjamin, J . 51011, J. Riley Absent: T. Horton Tennis Team urn; ' Man v . 333.me m. mm 5M. : LEFT TOV-RI'GHTiT. Martin, P. Maschineier, M Tensing, ML Weller, T. Walker. R. Kreidehwcis. :JudoeCIub y. N P Iv '9' 3 '1 As? 5i LEFI' T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Gerkc, B. Goddard, J. Knipschild, Br. Mike Montgomery, Coach. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, R. Pineda, F. Tricase, J. Martin, P. Powers. THIRD ROW: M. Hehm D. Whylc, J. Geers, PA Koening, B. Gaiser. 90 Golf Team, was r 'U , . 5 MN ingt 52A, x :. xcwi LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: G4 Romer. D. Hoffcr, S. Mullucey, B. Streeter. SECOND ROW: J. Michnowicz, D. Siekemcyer, J. Tem- ming, J. Ruggerie. D. Rohman. THI RD ROW: FA Rohman. R. Folz, S. Roth, B. Knodlc. 91 H a o 5' 0 Varsity Cheerleaders: lst ROW: Cheryl Lyons, J and Camardo, Peggy Teed, Peggy McDonough. 2nd ROW: Vicki Hackman, Sue Bottenhorn, Peggy Burks. Not pictured: Patty Bellman. Varsity Men Cheerleaders: lst Steve Von Wahlde, 2nd ROW: Tim Blust. On the megaphonea. Reserves: Tami Brinkman Cindy Cacaro JoEllcn Camardo, Chris Eha Gail Glazier Mary Beth Kathman. Nancy Noonan, and Chris Strittholt Not all are shown. ROW: Ron Brausch, Mike Cosby, Steve Robinson, Jeff McSayles. Zip7 Spring Drama Annie Get Your Gun A Rootif Tootirf CCBang Up99 Success! Top: They say that falling in love is wonderful; Middle: Oakley Clan and Mr, Wilson. Bonom Left: Fm running the show! Middle: Who cares? Bottom Right: Am I an Injun yet? Left: Shds got me where she wants mei Right: We dorm give a tinkefs cuss. Middle Left: Pm a bad man! Right: Annie Oakley. Bottom Left: Show Biz. Right: Now I'm an Injun! Top: Annie and BB. Left: What Pubiicity !, Right: The girl that I marry. Bottom Left: Charlie Right: 8.84 introduces Annie t0 Sitting Bull. Top: Step right up, folks! Center: No put money in show business! Bottom: Entire Cast .w ma eu dq mm AB The students in the above picture were scholastically the highest ranked in their divisions. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Schwarb,junior, Mark Schrand. sophomore, Fr. John, Rick Schnelle, freshman, Mr. Ricder. Dennis Krausc, senior. , ,' Jlm F1011:: L 5 - , Did you ever meet someone whom you couldnfc-ver forget?'Someonef'who would do anything , for anybody and ask for nothing in return? Jim definitely had; his share: of close friends, L ' andallbf them, upon hearing the news of his untimelykdeath,xf61tk Va; tragic loss or re- ' L oeived an empty feelingyinside, alfeeling that only Jim could havelilled; L Some people live to be ninety and die happily, but J im crowded his potential ninety years of living into eighteen. No one I know was in love with life as much as Jim. His every minute was spent living life to its fullest. I donlt know who said it, but to me it has been some consolation since the loss of my good friend. llOnly the good die young? Jim lived as only he knew how. He could make anyone laugh. I will never forget him. 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' TheEnd f 0fthe' k Student Spartan L 130 I The Beginning 0fthe Lifetime Spartan 131 132 133 Valedictorian and School President. Above, Right: Guest Speaker Bishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk. e: C .1 R .m .J m e L e, V 0 b A ORGANIZATIONS Baconian At Left: BACONIAN Editor John Rossbach with Ohio vacmor James Rhodes and Channel 9 anchorman and News Director A! Schottelkotte at special news conference at the Statehouse in Columbus during Channel 9 5 State Government Day. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Link, S. Houston, J. Brians. SECOND ROW: G. Thurman, J. Rossbach, M. Fiorc, J. Gilene. THIRD ROW: D, Archer, G. Heithaus, T. Cox, P, Skinner, S. 80556. Student L Senate Jr; 14 a 9 bauxwzvs TV . r . nzwwaxv LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: J. Gerke, S. Von Wahlde, A. Evers. MIDDLE ROW: J. Zeislcr, .I. Webster, G. Wall, R. Brausch. BACK ROW: 13. Dunkman, D. Meyer, T. Rettig. 138 Signces LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Boehm, B. Boehm, R. Brausch, B. Bohanon, M. Donahue. ' , Safety COuncil m ? $WEWQV$ y w ' .wavcmxm LEFT T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Gerke. S. Von Whalde, A. Evers. MIDDLE ROW: J. Zeisler, J. Webster, G. Wall, R. Brausch. BACK ROW: 3- Dunkman, D. Meyer, T. Rettig. 139 LEFT To RIGHT TimEBu'vrkeV, GregHeithaus; ' Bri ,Sause Gepff'l'hurman, Mikg Co'sby. ' f 2' 1:: f 53 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B. Wilson, G. Krausc, E. Geiser. MIDDIJE ROW: J. Gilene, B. Boyd, D. Krause,C. Daniel. TOP ROW: P.vFeichtner, J. Gruenwald, M. Neltner, R. Howell. 140 LEFT TO RKGHT, FRONT ROW: .1. Gerng Abs J Gilcne. R. Busch SECOND ROW: E. Jansing,G. Thurman, J. Rosshach, M. Fiore, S chdclkcn. Spartan Chorus LEFF TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: T. Albright, D Gerding,G. Thurman, J. Link F.1ansen.SECOND ROW:R.B'lankenbueh1er J. Mc- Saylcs, B. Bohanon, P SchwartzJ. Gears. THIRD ROW: M Murray,.l Schnorbus, J. Kuhlman J. Downing, M Nelmer E. Boyd. FOURTH ROW: S. Viola, M Boehm, B. Ungruhe, G. Heithaus, G. Meister,T Cox Missing: D Romer. M. Romanello,T Dorr.141 Radio Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Schraivogel, F.1anscn. SECOND ROW: P. Powers, G. Thurman; M. Fiore. THIRD ROW: T. Koffel, T. Alvcrson, S. Alverson, R. Knollman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Channel 5 Program Moderator for WV: Academitf Steve Douglas. John Gruenwald, Dennis Krause, Scott Schmidt, Team Moderator Mr. William Moullict. 142 55 Vxxo. x 0 'x a ':5?; $6.? 9' ow nvsnzk 175': r b n.x.vax W Chess Team , LEFT TO RIGHT, F RONT ROW:J.Tim- mcl, M. Budkie, G. Wall. SECOND ROW: G. UConnell, E. Sausc, J A Hill. THIRD ROW: T. Lawson, D. Weber. Missing: S. Sears. 143 J unior Spartan Players Junior Spar- tan Players, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B.' Brown, A; Kling, J. Brinkman, T, Albright, SECOND ROW: D. ' Bums, J. Downing. S. Wendelken. Mr. Michael North, Direc- V tor. THIRD ROW: 1. Meyers, E. Boyd, D. Wocd, C. Bmckman, K. Torbeck. M Jr -Warr10rs-- Intramural Champs LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J Rug- gerie, T. Fre- son, D. Maschmeier, G. Wall. SECOND ROW: J. Zins, J . Stoll, J . Temming, S. Brannen. THIRD ROW: J4 Walker, D. Elsasser, D. Brinkman, K. Noonan. Missing: G. McCoy. 145 Merit Staff LEFT TO, RIGHT: 13. Schwakrb, J. :Krcimcr,yB,:Whitton, K. Temkej ChancebookChamPS 5 Band SOPhS' LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: B Brown, R. Buckman, J.C1uxton, B. Schaeper, B. Wilson, M. Ncllncr. SECOND ROW: T. Noe, W. Cohn, D. Eagle, 146 E. Hatkc, M. Bennett, B. Boyd, THIRD ROW: B. Ungmhe, J. Schnorbus, WA Schneider, M. Auer, B. Geier, C. Donahue, G. Zimmerman. FOURTH ROW: S. Viola, M. Schrand, B. Westendorf, T. Schoenwettcr, B. Boehm, R. Williams, M, Grimes, B. Browne. 1 Y ear -; WbQOklf Business Staff 2 , LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: M. Murray, J. Brandt, J. Gikene. SECOND ROW'; P. Feichtner, A. Barkocy. G, Romer, Mr. Ron Lamb. Businm Managcr. THIRD ROW: C. Laux, T. Cox,kJ. Webster, B. Dunkman. B. Heglin, K. Torbeck. , , c 501031 I J LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: S. Houston, A. Rachel, J , Link, J. Macht. SECOND ROW: B, Chaulk, M. Boehin, S. Burks, D. Hackman, J. Currell. THIRD ROW: D. Thomas, 1. Book, M. Cosby, R. Brausch, M. Gears, T. Cox. FOURTH ROW: D. Rohling, J. Webster, B. Bohanon, T. Al'verson, G. Heithaus, R. Schoenwctter, KV Torbeck. V 147 Plus! k .0 ., Wmnm ff 01 af.U a CMCU m YSAQ g j g y 3 hi; FACULTY '9' ' 12$ 13L; lain?! Mr, Daniel Jenkins, Dean Rev. Sylvester Heppner, O.F.M., Assistant Principal Fcnton iness Mr. Donald Bus Mr. Robert Callahan n a m .H a h C r: e y e M .m a P L M Mr. Terry Mills : . . vi. a . A T..$13 ,Sa..f, A .nzwg, ., 3? ML James Macke, Below 153 154 Mr. William Carey Friar Dan Anderson, O.F.M. w : IR I. 1 z: I? 333: 33: 1v n vs I :2 inv'to 1133.0; 4313?; um..0;w N, N ' umgbgyzg. . unguugz, :- uu4;:uuu v m. Mum. IZS'J. VI'I I I I I , ' x I I I l I I I IaIi-I-Im ' NI'IIII:II:I:I I I I I JIII I I I Mr. Nicholas Rieder, Chairman .53'. . - . .4- :. wwn -45.... ,0 , M fr I a z;::;,.ga, mam . wmmmm. g a H- . u; Iw I' M .I III I h I 3 IMAM; Rev. Giordano Carpinelli, O.F.M, Rev. Carl Hawvcr, O.F.M. Rev. Faran Boyle, 0.F.M 155 Mr. Michael North Mr. James Uhrig 156 Mr. Wesley Neal. Chairman Mr. Edward Dauterich , uidance Dept. Mr. William Moullie! Mr. James Brewer, Chairman Rev. Reynolds Garland, O.FVM. 158 Mr. Jack Butz Mr. John Gutzwillcr, Chairman Mr. Joseph Fritz Rev. Albert Sagcl, 0.F. Mv Modern Languages Mr. Charles Grosser, Chairman Mr. David Feichtner 161 Mr. James Williamson Physical Education Mr. Jack Lehr Rev. Jim Bok, O.F.M. Rev. Kenan F rcson. O.F.M. Rev. Robert Weakley O.F.M. Chairman 163 Rev; Alan Heet, 0.F.M. ' X; ,, k Br. Gene Mayer, O.F.M. Rev. Daniel Kroger, O.F.M. 164 Rev. Edmund Moore, O.F.M. 31'. Michael McCloskey, O.F.M. Br. Michael Montgomery, O.F.M4 165 Mr. L. Thomas Dame- - Mr. Barry Fogwell 166 Mr.Arthur Planitz, , L I , , L ' , M; L, MerbctMtLStairkgyj Sm sa Dept. Mr. Joseph Kneip, Chairman 167 Mr. William Becker Mr. John Kasselmann Mr. Thomas Rohling 168 , Nurse Miss Marynell Gaier , Treasurer . Luke Simon Br 169 Miss Mary Lang, Librarian Mr. Bill Del Vecchio Mrs. Ann Stansbury Miss Alvina Docrgcr Mr. Steve Schneider I Mr. Wally Schreck SENIORS Steven Alverson Kevin Ascolcsc James Behlcr Kevin Bertkc Jerome Angeline Marvin Ballard, Jr. Dennis Bciderbeck Thomas Bertkc Michael Arand Ronald Ballman- William Beinkemper Terry Bien Timothy Arand David Barrial Dale Benjamin Richard Blankenbuchler Stephtm Blaut Timothy Blust Michac1 Boehm Paul Boehm James Bocl'mcr Donald Bohache ' Bruct Boss: David Brady Ronald Brausch David Brockhuis Donald Brockman Robert Brockm an Walter Buchcr ' L Kenneth Buchner William Burkhardt, Paul Bushelman Stanley Byrd 175 Karl Cameron - M Andrew Carroll Timothy Carroll Joseph Cavallaro Dane Cunningham Daniel Cunningham 176 Thomas Denier Charles Deno Donald Detzel Dan Doellman Michael Donah ue Thomas Dory Paul Eberhard Donald Elsasscr, Jr; David Ernst ' Thomas Espelage 177 Allen Evers Douglas Eveslage Robert Ewald Herbert Farley III, Robeft, Flhnnerly; Scott Graham Jon Gibbs Irmann . 10 Mark G r n c L3 8 he .11, mo E ,Imk c F G G . m .m,, m M m; h V,3 3 M a... 1.; .33; aim ilkey L Neal Gcllenbebk Jan G Timothy Gaxtri'er Joseph Gifford x3 N Gregory Heiihaus Gerry Herzog' Thomas Hetteberg Jerry Hinnenkamp 179 Thomas Hoffman 'William Holland Christopher Hollmann Daniel HON Phillip Holthaus Robert Honebrink Anthony Hunglcr 180 Robert Hurm ' Mark lding Markus Idselies Robert Jahn James Janning , I Benard Janson; L Gary Jansen Joseph Jett Derrick Johnson Brian Kiley Mark Klostcrman Robert Knodle Frederick Kopp Mark Kort: Keith Kowalski 181 182 Christian Kuderer Dopglas Lack Jeffrey Lamp: Frederick Landenwitsch 1 Jeffrey Lasita Roy Lchmkuhl Michael Liber Joseph Link Brian Lynch Paul Maddock Gregory Maher 183 Phul Meiscnhelder Steven Melchers , Gregory Mersch Gregory Merz ix Matthew Metz - DanielMeyer , I Lawrence Meyer ' V ' Michae1 Mcyer Donald Mueller Donald Morris Steven Mueller Terrence Muldoon Kevin Munlin Edward Murphy 185 Gregory Oelrich Michael Overberg Dominic Palazzolo Richard Pardim' ; Kehneth Pelzel 'Michael Qqualteyfs Richard Ready Stephen Robinson Paul Rekers Steven Rogers ,Thomas PclzeI ; Frederick Rohman Dennis Romcr Steven Roth ' , ' ' Jay RnggFirie Josephysagel: , L L LMichaelksLthindler ; . Michael Schneider 188 Edward Schnelle Michael Scholl Randal Schuster William Schwemberger Joseph Selm ' Terry Sershion I L Ralph Shaw , , L Dale Sheehan ' David Sicbel L ' ,Rich'ard Siekemeyer, Jr: David Smith Tcrry Snyder 189 Stephen Sponzilli Steven Stegeman Rm tau tam Winn ?E'fwsA .mvv9rhk Di143 i . w VE $5 ?0le$; $$wa as ems Joytmwa :4-.1$; -crunwu twat: $ nrsr 1353! i William Streets: Mark Strotman Paul Tensing James Thesing Anthony Thomas Robert Thurman Frederick Tippenhauer 190 James Walker! , Ronald Walker I Patrick Waymirc, Gerald Webster Robert Welch, Jr. William Welling Dennis Wiethorn 191 - Mafk Wilson Steve Wocste ; , David Wolfensperger ' L Thomas Wyrick Michael chkc L Michael Youn g J amcs Zeislcr J ames Zins 35 , 4t: WHO. II!!! ,02n .Dg; ymnsif 3: 3 an JUNIORS ROW ONE: L Abel M Abel, D Acheson, T. Albanese,T A1verson,B Amann ROW TWO: D. Archer, R Bailey,J. Baumer, P. Becks,J Beck J Baiting ROW THREE: R. Bergheger, D Bess T Bidwcll, G. Bierman,L. Boehmer,J. BothOW FOUR: C. Booth, D Brady, D, Brinck, R. Brown, G. Buente D Burkhardt ROW FIVE: T Burke A. Burke, M. Burkhart, S. Burks,J. Caito, R Carpenter ROW SIX: J Carroll, S. Carter T. Caruso, J. Chapman, B Chaulk D. Clark ROW SEVEN: G. Colson,A Conradi, D Cooper E. Cooper,T. Cox, S. Craig 194 ROW ONE: G. Crawford, B Cun- ningham ROW TWO: J. Cunning- ham, H. Daniels ROW THREE: 1. Daum, A. Davis, K. Day, M. Deitsch, J. Denier, C. Deutsch, D. Diegmueller, J. Donahue ROW FOUR:G. Doppes, R. Dorr, D. Dusa, T. Dyer, J. Eng- lish, K. Ennis, L. Fath, J. Fay ROW FIVE: JA Feichthcr; P. Fcichtner, G. Fields, M, Fiore, J. Fitzgerald, M. Flannery, T. Foley, R. Folz ROW SIX: R. Foraker, R, Franz, T. Frcson, J.Freppon, W. Gaiser, D. Gambino ROW SEVEN: P. Garvim J . Gelhaus, M. Gerbus, G. Glazier, S. Goheen, M Goldschmidt 195 ROW ON E: P. Gordon, 1. Gottshall, B. Grein, R. Grate, T. Grotjan, B. Hallcr, C. H armor: ROW TWO: B, Harrington, J. Hartmann, L. Hart- L mann, B. Hcglin, G. Hcgner, D. Heidelberg ROW THREE: PQHender- son, T. Henry, R, Hillcnbrand, M. Hoban, M. Hodapp, W. Hoffer, D. Hoffm'ann ROW FOUR: R. Hellman, S. Houston ROW FIVE: T. - Huber, M. Hufnagel ROW SIX: T. Huxel, CL Ingram ROW SEVEN: T. Johansing, M. Johns ROW EIGHT: J. Jones, D. Kalb ROW ONE: S. Kener, P. Kelly, S. Kcssen, D. Knccht, R. Knollman, P. Koenig, B. Koerner, T. Koffel ROW TW01N. Kotz, K. Kramer J. Krcimer J. Kuhlcnberg, M. Kunkei, S. Kurtz, M. Kutncy, T. Lawson, G. Lockwood ROW THREE: R. Lukcn, R. Lukcn, G. Malay, T. Merchant: J. , Martin, N. Martin, T. McDonald, B. McHugh ROW FOUR: R. McKenzie, M. McMahon, P. McMahon, R. Mechley, G. Meiners, G. Meister T. Mersch, J . Michnowicz, T. Mikolajcwski ROW FIVE: D. Mueller. W. Moeller, S. Mueller, S. Monafo, R. Mushaben, K. Meyers, P. Nephew: K. Noonan ROW SIX: J. North, G. UConncll, J. O Shaughnessy. L. Peddenpohl, J. Petty, D. Pierce, M. Pierce, J. Piller, R. Pineda ROW SEVEN: R. Potraffkc, P. PoWers, S. Radike, C. Ramey, M. Rockers, T. Rettig, T. Rizzo, B. Robb 197 a '4 gg'ixxf: q a 4- . le-ef ROW ONE: T. Roberto, C. Robinson, D. Rohling, RA Roller ROWTWO: N. Rosen. J. Rossbach R. Rumpkc. G. Rushing ROWTHREE: D. Ryan. R. Sagel, J. Sand. S. Sauer. E. Sausc. D Scherpenbsrg. DK Scherpenberg ROW FOU R: J. Schottelkone. P, Schrciheis. 8 Schultc. D. Schultz. E. Schumacher. B. Schwarb, SA Sears ROW FIVE: T. Seibert. C. Siebel, P. Skinner. D Smith ROW SIX:T.Smi1h. B. Spath. T. Speed, 0. Spillane ROW SEVEN: G Spinncnweber, G. Starddard, D4 Stenger 198 ROW ON E: C. SL011. J Stoll, L, Stroecr. M Su nderman, C Sundcrman. P, Taylor ROW TWO: K. Temke, J. Tenhover. A. Tepe Terry. D. Teuschler, K. Thomas. G. Thurman ROW THREE: JV Timmel. F. Tricase. R. Vanskee. D. Weeks. P. Wells, J. Wernke, Westerbeck ROW FOUR: B. Whitton. D. Whyle, B. Wiellisbach. T. Wyrick, J. Zimmerman, R. Zureick 199 SOPHOMORES VLEFT TO RIGHT ,P TO BOTTOM ROWI: D. Abs; M. Anderson,S. Anderson. D. Angeline;J.Anneken,K. An- tone, S. Asbach M. Asbrock, J. Atkins, R Auer. ROWZ: T. LL Ballingcr, A Barkocy. M. Barrow T Bock, D. BedinghauSJ- Beebe ROW3: B Benjamin, M Bennett C Beriing,S Bicr- , man ROW4: B Blom,J. Boesken S. 80558, B. Bottenhom, , FHOWS D. Bowen B Boyd, J. Brandt M. Brewster ROW6: J. Brians, T. Brinck D. Brinkman, S. Broetmann, ROW 7: L. ' Brothenon, B Brown, D. BroWn,.B. Browne, ROW 8: R. Buckman, M. Budkie. R. Busch, M. Bushelman. M. CamdLen, 'M Carr, ROW9: D. Carroll J Clemjcnts, J Cluxton, M. , Cobb W. Cohn T Cox J. Crawford, R. Cureto'n, J Currell, R. Dasbach Left to Right, Top to Bottom ROW 1: S. Davis J. Dena, B Der- mody; D. DiGiovenuh: C. Donahue. DY Dorr. ROW 1: 3. Down- ing, B. Dunkman, ROW 3: NL Dunnohew, J. Dyar, D. Eagle. M. Engel. C. EsserL M Ernst. ROW 4: R. Ewald, R, Ewuld. ROW 5. B Farmer. M Faust. K. Finan.T. Folzenlogen. M, Fricker, D. Gadc. ROW 6: J, Candy. .VL Geers. ROW 7: P. Gchring. B. Gcicr. F. Geiser. B. Gcrdes. J. Gcrke. J Cullen: ROW 8: M. Giorduno P. Goddard. ROWU: K. GohsA F Gotlschall. J. GranL D. Gram. J. Grau 1 Toplo Bottom. Left to Right ROW 1: M. Grimes. $4 Gronauer, T. Grothaus, B Gruenwa1d, T. Gunkle, D, Hack- man. B. Harris. M. Harrison, D. Hartman, ROW 2: E. Hatkc. D. Haus, D. Heglin. M. Hegner, M Hehn, D. Heim. kreiter, K. Heinrich, ROW 3: D. Heugel. P. Hillenbrand. M. Hilling, G. Hoffer. D. Holt, ROW 4: T. Horton. W. Houchcns. D. Hutchinson. ROW 5: E. Jansing. T. Jarvis, B. Johnson, ROW 6: C. Johnson. J. Johnson, J Junker. ROW 7: DA Jung. T, Kaiser, R. Keaton, ROW 8: J, Keller, D. Kelsey, R. Kemp- hues. C. Kiley, K. Kiley, ROW 9: S. Kling, M. Koehler. B, Kohus. G. Krause, B. Kreyenhagen. J. Kuhn. B. Lehmkuhl. ROW 10: M. Leary, R LePera M, Linder, D Linneman, S. Lubbers. P. Maffey P. Magrino. M. Maher, A. Leonardi 1P. Kunkel, D. Lack R. ! v stars, N. McCoy, P. McCracken, it ' +w2: M. Mc- ;Donald, T. M1kolajewski P. Messinger, G Meade, ROW3: J Meisenhelder, M Mercurio J. Moeller, S. Moelier, ROW 4: B Morris, D. Morton, M. Muddiman M. Mudersbach, ROW 5: V. Munafo, T Munson M.Murray,J.Mu1-rell ROW 6: T Mushaben, B Neal M. Nease, M, Ncitncr, ROW 7: J. Niedcrhclmcn, G. Ncumann, M. Nippcrt, T. Noe, ROW 8: T. Norris. T. Nourie, J. Nurre, K. Nusekabel, ROW 9: L. Nuxoll, M. OiHara, M1 OiShaughcncssy, J. Palin- 2010, B. Parker, C. Patterson, LR. Payne, T. Poehner, R. Poplis, D. Powers Left to Right, Topto Bottom ROW 013E: D. Quinn. K. Raabe, B. Rapien, R. Rebh01z. P. Reddy, ROW TW01M. Reiff, D. Reilly, J. Reilman. V. Robb. D. Robinson. ROW THREE: R Robinson, D. Rohman, F Rohman, D. RolL J. Roll. ROW FOUR:G. RomerA K. Romer, J Rotxinghaus. D. Rumpkc, B. Ruter, ROWFIVE2J. Sagel. D SLClairJ. Sandcrs.T.Sante1, B. Schaeper. ROW SIX:T Schaffer. R. Scherz R. Shilling, J. Schnorbus, T. Schoenwettcr, ROWSEVENzT. Schomberg, T. Schnur. CL Schrand, M. Schrand. P. Schwartz. ROWEIGHT E. Schwieler, T. Seiler. J. Shea. D. Sherman. G. Sims LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM ROW 1: D. Smith, R Smith, E. Smith, W. Snyder, M Sor- ter, P. Souza, R. Speed, R. Stark. T. Staubach, T. Stegeman, ROW 2: D. Stephens, R. Stewart, J . Stoll, M. Strittholt, P Strotman, D, Sullivan, S. Temkc, J. Temm- ing, M. Tensing, D. Tobertge, ROW 3: M. Trondle, B. Tucker, R. Turner, B. Ungruhe, M. Verkamp. S. Viola, ROW 4: T. Volkerd- ing, T. Walker, J. Wall, M Ware, D. Weber, ROW 5:.1. Weber, D. Webster, R. Webster, M. Weller, ROW 6: M. Wicktora, B. West- endorf, K. Wictmarschen, ROW 7: R. Wil- liams, B. Wilson, L, Wocrncr, ROW 8: D. Wood, D. Zeiscr, J4 Zilch, ROW 9: G. Zimmerman, B. Zins, T. Zureick - M?.MJ u; if. C-QMAa FRESHMEN 342.1?2f LEFT T0 RIGHT ROW ONE1J. Albcrs.T.Albrighl, D. Alverson, M. Anderson, S. Anneken. T Asher, M. Bailey. J. Baldwin, ROWTWO: C. Baldwin, P. Barret, J. Beckman. J. Beiderbeck, T Beidcrbeck, D. Beinkemper, S. Bellman, P. Berk. ROW THREE: 8, Bernard, M. Bette, N. Bitter, D. Blaut, A Bomar, D. Boone, R Bracy, ROW FOUR: S. Brannen. G, Brewster, P. Brimelow, JA Brinkman. D. Broehuis. C. Brockman. ROW FIVE: 1 Bonomoni, J. Brown, K. Brown, T. Brunke. G. Brunsman. J. Bucher ROW SIX: T. Buchman, R. Bauer. R. Buster, D. Burkhardt, J. Burkhart. ROW SEVEN: D. Burns, V. Carchedi, T. Carlos M. Cartovallcs ROW EIGHT: N. Castilla, 10055011, C. Compton. 208 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: R. Conway, B. Crawford. E. Crawford. T. Creed, G. Daniel, K. Davis, R. Dean, J. Dena ROW TWO: B, Dermody' J. Diskin, BA Disser. T. DeSlafano, B. Dixon, 3. Doppes. P. Doran. J. Dorr. ROW THREE: M. Eberhard. D. Duffy S. Edwards. G. Eichenlaulx M. Endrcs. D. Evans D. Fairchild. ROW FOUR: K. Fehring, J. Felix. G. Fcldman, K Finke, D. Fisher, 0 Fisher. ROW FIVE: B. Fitzgerald, B. Flamm, J. Flannery P. Flannery. R. Foster. J. Frentsos. ROW SIX: P. Fry J. Gallina. K. Garvey. M. Gecrs. B. Gehring. ROW SEVEN: E. Geiser, T. Gellenbeck D, Gerding. J. Genemnger. ROW EIGHT: R. Giesler, S. Gilkey, T. Gilkcy. 209 LEFT T0 RIGHT. ROW ONE: B. Girmann. M. Gleason, B. Goddard, J. Grady, A. Granger. ROW TWO: R. Gray. M. Grimes, P. Gronauer, T. Gruenwald. B. Gwinner. ROW TH REE: J. Haeufle, M. Haller, T. Haney. P Halloran. R. Hammoor. ROW FOUR: T. Hausfeld. C. Hebcl, P. Heckler, D. Henderson, D, chnard. ROW FIVE: B. Henry, D. Herbc, J. Herzog, T. Hess. J. Hill, N. Hill, W. Hillenbrand, K. Hines. ROW SIX: G. Hodapp, D, Hogan, M. Hellman, R. Hellman, D. Holt, M. Hoyt, C. Howard, R. Howell. ROW SEVEN: J Huber, R. Hufnagcl. B. Hutchinson, B. Isfort, F. 210 Jansen, G. Jansen, R. Janzcn, B. Johansing. ROW EIGHT: A. Johnson. 8. Johnson, H Jones, T. Jones, G. Kalb, K. Kappner, R. Keaton. G. Keith. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ON E: S. Keller. T. Kennedy. T. Kem, D. Kessen. B. Ketterer, P. Kiley, A. Kling, D. Knecht, ROW TWO: J. Knipchild. B. Knue, T. Kreidenwcis, J. Kuhlman, L. Kuntz. M. Laine, M. Lampkin, T. Lamy. ROW THREE: J. LaRosa, W. Lawson, T. Littncr, E. Lucas, D Lukcn, J. Macht, P. Maffey, B. Leland. ROW FOUR: M. Magcs, D. Mann ROW FIVE: J. Martin, T. Martin ROW SIX: M. Mastruserio, J. Mazuk, J. Mazzei, K. McCracken, D. McDade, G. McDonald. B. McDonagh, D. McLaughlin. ROW SEVEN: D. McKinley, D. McKinley, J. McMahon, D. Mees. H. Meinking, G. Menchen, D. Meyer, D. Meyers ROW EIGHT: J. Meyers, J. Miller, T. Miller. B. Mitchell, J. Montgomery, A. Moore, T. Morris, C. 211 Pittman. Perry ROW FOUR B Pet- m L; Psttway. M. Ramsey, M. Rapien.:,RO FIVE: P R Ruhe, D Rumpke; E. Rumpke.S Rumba? E; Russc I ROW NINEJ. aar, R. Sabato R Sch nellc; : Schrawoge ; M SCthfl 'y R.$ells, E Topkdw LEFT TO RIGHT ROWONE: M G Sheffield T Skinner B Smith G Smith M. - Smith T Smith ROWTWO: T. Snell mg. M..;. ,Sorenson T. Stall R Stark P Staubach T. Strauss. ROWTHREE; D Strecker, M. Suer. M Suklivan L. Taylor C ThUrman R. Tippen- hauer, KTorbeck, ROW FOUR: M. Trim bath, M; Timbachg Kg-Tu'rnen ROW FIVELP. , Utrecht S VanPraagTS Vennemeyer. ROW 3 :VSIXB. Voner;C. VOrnhagen J Wall ROW ' SEVEN: B Weidner T Welling, S Wendel-L ' ,ken P Wesssl. M WcStendorf, P.Whea1 S Widmarschen ROWEIGHT- L Wilkinson 11 T 'Wilts D. Wilson D Wood, J. Wood, E Yar- ; brough ROW NIN T: S Zanders D Zimmerman R. ZippereLN. Yearout D Zanner Zurlinden ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY SECTION WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE THANKS TO THESE BUSINESSES AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED THE 1975 TROUBADOUR. PLEASE GIVE THEM YOUR SUPPORT AND THANK THEM PERSONALLY. MARKS PARKVIEW MARKET 350 Warner St. i1'1 Clifton full line of fresh 24 Hour Ice Service Mark Ossege, 368 ruse palnt 8; hardware 2 2ij 4005 monthmery rd , ' cmcmnatl Ohio 45212 531-8215 garden supplies . tools- - ngass , keys i L L JQCK Gartner; 346 , Lighting Fixtures Retail and Wholesale 0 PROGRESS O LIGHTCRAFT OF CALIFORNIA O VIRDEN GILKEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 401 Northland Blvd. 825-3400 Established 1870 CHAS A. MILLER SONS, INC. FUNERAL SERVICE 4138 Hamilton Ave. 45223 Charles A. Miller Nelson W. Miller Louis A. Duning Herbert C. Dunn Russ Steinhauer J amcs chcnhold gzilrzuliillac:0k $211: hYaCEISiSnson 54 1-0040 Congratulations From 0 ay; it With flowers T WOODY SANDER FORD I-75 at Mitchell Ave. 541-5586 1415Kn0w1ton St. THIR cs131xmmmmxrw S A ELOCATION 0 namcam me Hutch Athletic Goods, Inc. Geo. A. Reach Co. Manufacturers 'of Superior Athletic Goods for Over 70 Years FOOTBALL BASEBALL BOXING SOCCER BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL AND OUTDOOR GAMES 1900 w. 8th St. Cincinnati 45204 F 4F COMPLIMENTS OF M 27a 32.7 N6 iQ Siglce V I E s E N PLUMBING-HEATING-ELECTRIC FRANKNIESENDI '66 721-2077 GOLDEN TEE GOLF CENTER Off 1-75 on Sharon Road OPEN DAILY 771-0933 CONGRATULATIONS BACON FOR A VERY SUCCESSFUL 74-75 BASKETBALL SEASON PREMIER HOMES 401 NORTHLAND BLVD. CINCINNATI, OHIO, 45240 SCHUELER1S VVV mm 7 RESTAURANT 1': 4609 VINE STREET ST. BERNARD ,, metolsmiths to the procegs industries Engineering and custom fabrication specialists for alloy reactors, heat exchangers, tanks, columns, distillation units, Hamilton kettles and other alloy equipment for the chemi- BRIGHTON cal, food. beverage, coatings and other'process industries. C O B P 0 R J 1' I ON 11861 MOSTELLER ROAD. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45241 Alvin Hock, Jr., 139 Paul L. Hock, 145 MLBARNES MEDICAL AND; SURGICAL '1 ; - , SERVICE ' Physicians and Hospital Supplies ' 2627 VINE STREET 0 CINCINNATI, 01111045219 COMPLIMENTS 0F MR. MCGRATH AND HOMEROOM 16 GINGISS Remember this before you rent a tuxedo for the evening. The tuxedo 15 returnable. The evenmg IS not. GINGISS FORMADWFAR Worlds lar aresg sotf rarmalwe - .4 Northgate Mall 227 Clifton Hardware, Inc. 341 Ludlow Ave. 861-0577 Paints Housewares Electrical Supplies Toro Lawnmower Sales and Service Frank J . Wicktora, 36 PROVINCE OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST The Franciscans COMPLIMENTS OF hili Time ST. 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Sheet Metal Fabricators 110 East Seymour Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45216 , ,, ,,,LL AVAILABLE Compliments of SACRED HEART CHURCH 2733 Massachusetts Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio, 45225 The account that amounts Save at Provident. p Provident Bank .helping you grow Telephone: 613 579-2000 Member: F.D.I.C. COUNT RY KITCHEN RESTAURANT 7418 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio, 45216 CARTHAGE OPEN 24 HOU NEIDHARD UNERAL HOME 7401 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45231 521-7800 COMPLIMENTS GREENLEE GARAGE ' - , can Your Friend WALT - WEIMER at 9318700 8 or Visit Our 'FINNEYTOWN OFFICE at 822 Winton Road HOME 5FEDEHAL SAV I NGS INSTANT PRINT SERVICE 11020 Reading Rd. Sharonville, Ohio Whi1e You WaiW Prlntlng f - -I COLLEGE HILL FLORIST Bittmank We Grow Them 8406 Pippin Rd. 521-7962 DISPLAY ROOM 8c GREENHOUSES CINCINNATI F.T.D. DELIVERY AUER BROS. CONSTRUCTION Complete Residential and Light Commercial Remodeling Justin Auer, 47 825-8322 W compliments of LENOX TRUCKING, INC CINCINNATI, OHIO 04870 Este Ave. HUMBERT MEATS 2003 Vz W. Galbraith Rd. at Simpson CUSTOM CUT MEATS8L FREEZER , SIDES PARTY TRAYS FOR ALL ' OCCASIONS 521-6446 I You He SHE Hair Stylists for YOU w. Amity Rd. malbraitm 761-8600 821-9808 F red S, Eveleigh Assomates, Inc. General Insurance FIRE .- AUTO ... LIABILITY w; LIFE 1 , 1172 W. Galbraith Rd. 2 2 Cincinnati, Ohio, 45231 931:5500 Roger Bacon1s . ,1 - ,n OfticialPhotographer - L w 1, 7? FACTORY OUTLET T-Shirtsk 1-'- J aCkCtS:7ff1 ,, EXECUTIVE STUDIO Executive Building 7th 8; Walnut Sweatshlrts Downtown Cincinnati HOURS 7426 Hamilton Ave, JERRY GOLD Mon. 3-8 Mt. Healthy, Ohio PAT McKENRICK Tues. 2-5, 45231 , 24 4959 wed' 2-5 1- Thurs. Closed 1112-5 729-2112 Sat. 10-5 T I COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Celanese Coatings Co DeVoe Paint Division 1754 Tennessee Ave. builders of the new Riverfront Coliseum llllllIEllSIll IEIIIIIIIIIIHIIIE CORPORATION GENERAL CONTRACTING BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Compliments of THE TOOL STEEL GEAR AND PINION CO. H A. Schwartz 8: Sons JEWELERS 5847 HamiltOn AVe. 541 5627 COLLEGE HILL JACK MAAS MEATS WHOLESALE MEATS LPORTION CONTROL MEATS 2 Retail Locations 5132 Delhi Rd. Gold Circle Mall 451-2600 8763 Colerain Ave. 385-7704 Compliments of ANGILOAS PIZZA SPRING BOWL MT. HEALTHY RESTAURANT Pizzas -- Steaks -- DONAEESYYILSON Hoagies KEN WILSON 66749, CHILI IN CINCINNATI IS CINCINNATI CHILI YELTON INSURANCE ASSOCIATES 7194 Pippin Road 45239 2Congratulations Class of 2759 CM. 9Bud9 Yelton Class of 242 522-9970 OUR ONLY LOCATION:r 1962 HARRISON AVE. EAT-IN OR CARRY-OUT 661-3767 2 so far Can you afford not to save at Eagle ? 14 Convenient Offices Main Office - Downtown . Bventwood Plaza College Hill ' Dillonvale - GreenhiHs - Hyde Park P1aza Hyde Park Square - Kenwood P1aza - Mason ' MLWashington Northgale - Springdane ' Weslem Hills Plaza SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Eagle is a whollyvowned subsid-avy ol Wesiem-Soulhem Lite, Savings now insumd up to 840.000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation compliments of BUDNA GRILL . Galbraith Rd. 521-9034 Complete Body Repair Rental Cars Available Foreign and Domestic Towing Service Custom Painting 8L Restyling 11 M COLLINS AUTO BODY GD 19 5526 Glcnway Avenue Insurance Work Corvette Specialist JIM COLLINS, PROP.,922-6336 DHONAU-ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME 5527 Cheviot Road Near North Bend 522-051 1 BCongratulations and Good Luckii JAKE SWEENEY CHEVROLET 33 W. KEMPER CINCINNATI, OHIO, 45246 Barnes Medical and S Service COMPTON PONY . 2627 VINE ST. KEG 1 1 CINCINNATI WINE BEER PARTY SUPPLIES. 522-7234 9157 WINTON AT E. COMPTON RD urgical OHIO 45229 Physicians and Hospital Supplies i i f1 Best Wishes from Mr. Riedefs Unforgettable IjOMEROOM 26 BLOM TRUCKING, Tieonard Pi J acob 8L Son, INC' Dane 85 Epcjbnes St. 126 North Bend Road Cincinnati, Ohio, 45223 ' . .. . MASONRY CONTRACTOR Clncmnatl, Ohlo, 45216 COMMERCIAL AND LOCAL TRUCKING L INDUSTRIAL . en Jac0b1 381, Pres. Ronald Jacob, V. Pres. 1 821-3135 541-3923 WESTENDORFS 1 SUPER MARKET 609 FORRER ST. LOCKLAND, OHIO, 45215 FINER MEATS WE DELIVER$733-4844 I RALPH WESTENDORF, CLASS OF151 H compliments of I STIGLER WEST SHELL SUPPLY COMPANY 1151 Harrison Ave. REALTORS 1Brighton1 - AN ITEM FOR ALL YOUR Paullne Bauer Asmus CLEANING NEEDS FRANKLIN MAINTENANCE 1104 W. Kemper Road PRODUCTS . - - ' JANITORIAL SUPPLIES Cll'lClnnaU, Ohlo, 45240 FLOOR MACHINEschACUUM 8 5 l- 8000 DAVE STIGLER ,51 621-1301 JOE STIGLER 145 CONGRATULATIONS! BEHLER OLDSMOBILE 4040 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 541-1980 COMPLIMENTS OF GIRMANN1S CATERING 7612 Hamilton Ave. 931-6752 522-3565 g BRENTWOOD' 39 FOODLINER 8467 WINTON ROAD PMANAGEMENT ALWAYS ON J .1 DUTY , Your Furnace Needs a MET REIPFCiiLITAN - ' Yearly Physical, T00! Frank A. Fiore, C.L.U. - 5 s , , 1617 CarewTower 621-5535 4 OFFICE 771-4415 - RESIDENCE Business Group and Pension L Insurance KERRY FORD, INC. 155 W. Kemper Road THOMPSON OHIO1S LARGEST l DISCOUNT DEALER FOR HEATING CORP. - NEW OR USED CARS ; 242-4450 1. ' See 45Bill,, IVCS j EZl-7155 - ?MOUCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. GET IT BEFORE YOU NEED IT. Cumminsville 4 Northside . 7202 Vine Street $ Clncmnati, Ohio, 45216 a J CONCRETE WORK GeneralContractor JOHN W. TENSING Finneytown 821-3290 The St. Bernard Bank compliments of your neighborhood savings associat' MFEUERM SAVING: a 10M Assommox o; sneaum WKLLEY QYCLERYI I Qarthagen 7207 VINE ST.- I K Phone: 3321-0387 READY FOR A VACATION? 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COOPER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR PLEASANT RUN SHELL TIRE AND SERVICE CENTER 11910 Hamilton Ave. at Kemper 851-4192 or 825-9906 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND SERVICE NEW CAR WARRANTY SERVICE LIFETIME GUARANTEE EXHAUST SYSTEMS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 111111231 BETTER WOMENTS READY 1 5 1 TO WEAR ' ' MARIEMONT, , ON THE SQUARE ' 27 1-0539 compliments of FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8434 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio,'45216 IIIE'll GIVE VIII! Fllll IIIEIII'I' in the Community College of the Air Force It's an entirely new concept! College credit. transferable, for your training and experience during your enlistment. If you want to become a professional in one of 3,700 vocational areas. ask to see our new general catalog. Air Force men and women can make it in so many different ways. We'd like you to be one of us. look up. Be Innked up to. llir Forte Sgt. Don Raines USAF 550 Main 51., RM 1112 RECRUITING Cincinnati, OH 45202 OFFICE PH: 241-7926 Pete Kelsey, 448 SUPERIOR . CH EV ROL ET 4124 Spring Grove Ave. 541-3300 SAN ANTONIO CHURCH - Franciscan Fathers Queen City and White Sts. GOOD LUCK to the ' Class of 475 from HOMEROOM 28 Compliments of HOMEROOM 38 Good Luck Spartans! CONGRATULATIONS from the SOUTHERN OHIO SAVINGS ASSOCIATION to the CLASS OF 1975 A Roger Bacon graduate who has systematically saved only 15d a day during his school years would have $1,000.00. His savings would have earned about $300.00, and he would have actually set aside only $700.00. YOU ARE THE FUTURE PLAN FOR IT TODAY OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT SAVINGS ASSOCIATION .47 L12 Vine Street 641-1700 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 6675,, FROM ST. BERNARUS FIRST TEAM MAYOR Charles M. Young 50, SAFETY DIRECTOR George Von Wahlde 49, SERVICE DI RECTOR Nick Bischak 40 SOLICITOR Edward Paul Kreiling Bill Stuhreyer 57 Paul Schildmeyer 56,' Roger Boehm 52 Bob Ahr Bill Lynch Earl Questa Tom Kalb 67 ST. BONAVENTURE CHURCH Franciscan Fathers 1798 Queen City Avenue; M115 shoppiuy untlr M. C. Mike Kelsey OFFSET Account Executive LETTERPRESS mm mm ' MikeAlbert COMPUTERIZED PHOTOTYPESETTING Leasing, '2 ADAM prlntlng I Automobiles 8. trucks Leasing rental 531-8851 Evendale Exit off l-75 10381 Evendale Drive 3018 robertson Cincinnati, Ohio 45241 I 6119 563-1400 FORMAL WEMI - I v PLEASANT HEN TEXACO Hamilton W. Kemper Rds. m - His - m - m DAYS 95IJ7999 ?EHEREEEQYZ NIGHT 1 867-7233 m GD BIG BOY GD w SAFE-I-GUARD SERVICE - - - BEST Pnomnou ran mun can WESTERN HOME CENTER, INC. CINCINNATPS QUALITY BUILDING PRODUCTS DEALER 7600 COLERAIN AVE. GROESBECK 931-6300 Prefinished Paneling ; Kemper Kitchen Cabinets 0 Lumber and Plywood Prefab Homes - Bathroom Vanities - Millwork OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:000WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAYS What a niCC company. : 0 I $5?!qu WMZXZHM 4 Come To.... Slllllal'lallll UIIIIIEI' Ell. :atanzms f. I LUMBER o PLYWOOD o MILLWORK o ROOFING O WALLBOARD O DOORS x m o F LOORING ...... $0 '4; m Buckeye fm? 2 Loccgb 0:55:19: :ERVE Ww0w0'wm Savun s Assoman n 5W: 9 0 10360 Springficll mu-mezzz Forest Park 690 Northland Road Montgomery 9356 Montgomery Road North College Hill 6841 Hamilton Ave Dowmown Fourth and Vine Streets Cheviot 3607 North Bend Road Milford Route 28 0Mulbenw Harrison Tall Oaks Shopping Ctr. Groesbeck 8431 Colerain Avenue nue Kenwood 7876 Montgomery Road Hoselawn 7733 Reading Road Tri-County 11681 Princeton Pike Western Woods Western Woods Mall A subsidiary o! Midwestern Fidelity Corporation ROBERT A. DeWEESE REALTOR MAIN OFFICE 9280 Plainiield Road ' Cincinnati. Ohio 45236 Phone: 793-6000 j lv'eEALTOWD 4650 Wilmu-O'H-HOO l Clnclnrml. Ohlo ATLANTIC PACKING COMPANY 1027 Ludlow Avenue I Cincinnati, Ohio, 45223 L FRANK LELAND CORRUGATED BOXES JOB LOTS BOUGHT AND SOLD , NEW, USED, AND SURPLUS BOXES : LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES ALWAYS IN STOCK WE ALSO SELL AND BUY DRUMS AND PALLETS iSKIDsi PHONE Warehouse Home Office 591-1489 671-9913 254 SPRING BOWL 681-3500 CINCINNATI, OHIO . , DON MURPHY DOOR SPECIALTIES 907 Redna Terrace Cincinnati Ohio, 45215 SPECIALIZING IN INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS AND RADIO CONTROLLED DOOR OPENERS ' A PHONE 771 6087 COMPLIMENTS MADONNA COUNCIL NO. 3891 K. OF C. BINGO SOCIAL Every Sunday - 2:30 PM Every Tuesday - 7:30 PM PRELIMINARY GAMES- V2 HR. BEFORE STARDUST HALL 7612 HAMILTON AVE MT. HEALTHY ST. BERNARD' x VILLAGE BAKERY 4510 Vine St. COMPLIMENTS OF CARL AND EVELYN 255 BUSINESS PATRONS H. Meyer 8!. Sons Dairy Pure Dairy Products 8 21-07 28 Bob Torbeckk T.C. Service 4305 Tower Avenue St. Bernard 641- 1444 The CIN-MADE Corporation Cincinnati, Ohio, 45217 M anufacturers of F ibre Tubes 8: Cans Charles Burtschy Florist 5823 Vine Street Elmwood Place 242-31 1 1 Clean up your act with Dubois Chemical Company Phone: 769-4200 J ack Schlanser Pharmacist St. Bernard, Ohio M 8: S Auto Supply 4427 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio, 45217 John Stehlin and Sons Meats 10134 Colerain 385-6164 Joe Betz and Sons Reupholstering 1801 Dallas Avenue 522-2200 Germantown Pizza 4601 Vine Street St. Bernard 242-0044 Henry Kistner Monuments 604 E. Ross Ave., St. Bernard Phone: 242-2245 Stanley1s I.G.A. Food Market 49 28 Vine St. 242-9763 GH. Wiebell Jeweler 4971 Vine St., St. Bernard For Food for Everyone Pasqualds St. Bernard 1 came from Schmidlizfs Hardware 4729 Vine St. 641-1331 641-2700 Compliments of Meiner1s Cafe 4537 Vine St., St. Bernard The Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home 4811 Vine St., St. Bernard Compliments of Grecnlec Carry-out 4420 Grecnlee Avenue William F. Riede 501 East Ross 242-9780 Kcinefs Cafe 423 E. Ross 242-9780 Hofman Painters 921-2850 Good Luck Spartans Recker 19 Bocrger Appliances, Inc. 9347 Montgomery Road Montgomery, Ohio, 45242 North College Hill Bakery 1807 W. Galbraith 521-6760 Domestic Linen Supply 2931 Glcndale-Milford Rd. 733-3245 R.H. Renner Barber Shop 8390 Vine St., Hartwell Hair Styling I gler Pharmacy 8428 Vine Street Hartwell-Wyoming 821-2615 Modern Business Service 1549 Cedar Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45224 Arnold Herb, 138 Herb and Kramer Appliances Mt. Healthy Bi118c Ralph1s Meats Side Beef for Home F reezers 6836 Hamilton Avenue Hocks Buick Company 3300 Reading Road Phone: 961-3300 KarPs Beverage Service 4? 2 1260 W. Galbraith Road 521-6175 Demings Pharmacy North College Hill Prescriptions: 521-7938 Karl Mouch Diamonds K Watches 7200 Vine, Carthage Reading Spring and Welding Works 4 East Benson Street Reading, Ohio 821-5244 Jerris Beauty Shop 7 East University Cincinnati, Ohio Duplicator Sales Company 4813 Vine St., St. Bernard 641-1122 Scoreboard Restaurant Promenade Plaza Forest Park 851-9300 Forest Park Hardware Promenade Plaza Forest Park 825-8904 R.K.S. Tool 8: Die Company 617 Shepherd Drive 563-9399 Schababerle,s Paint 7045 Vine St. 821-6963 Jim Brickweg, 145, Prop. Laurence L. Santo Santo Florist 1415 Knowlton Street Stewart Pharmacy Worth and Warren Avenues Norwood 631-4547 Harry,s Barber Shop Winton Rd. and Hempstead Your Brentwood Barber Service Mazuk,s Food Market 5901 Vine Street Elmwood Place, Ohio The Coors Bros. Co. 5106 Gray Road 541-3271 Knowlton,s Corner Furniture 3940 Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati 68 1-7000 Jacobs1 Women,s Apparel 4029 Hamilton Avenue Knowlton1s Corner Laurel 5 8c 10 243 W. McMillan Street Cincinnati 241-3969 A. Jacob Masonry, Inc. 622 Shepherd Lane 563-2974 Grote Bakes all the Goodies 541-0445 El-Ray Realty Ray Lutter 522-8770 Hilltop Barber Shop 10796 Hamilton Avenue 825-4624 Seven Hills Auto Parts 10813 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45231 Jerry Mark1s Pharmacy 8584 Winton Road 522-5100 A111Bud Schneider, ,35 Optician - Jeweler Northside 541-0808 Howard's Catering 3208 Jefferson Avenue 751-2419 2 Pete1s News Shop 309 Ludlow Avenue 221-6838 Bolce Paint Company 4011 Red Bank Road Cincinnati, Ohio, 45227 Maxie1s Hair Styling Northside 541-9570 541-9570 Chic Beauty Salon 4177 Hamilton Avenue Northside 541-9836 Priscilla Bakery 4818 Vine Street 641-1595 The Nurre Company 4686 Paddock Road Cincinnati, Ohio Portion-pak, Inc. 6465 Creek Road Cincinnati, Ohio, 45242 Klaibefs Elmwood Place Pharmacy 6100 Vine Street 242-03 20 Business Equipment Co. 1519 Central Parkway 421-0622 Compliments of Swim World Whitehall Center Kenwood Compliments of John R. Graham St. Monica Fish Fry Herman and Fairview Eat-in or Carry-out St. Monica Bingo - Fridays 7:30 PM - Fairview and Herman Magic Number and $250 Big Six Best Wishes Frederick P. Murdock and Family Central Trust Company College Hill Office Congratulations Class of 175 Charles Kock Greenhouses Leaf Lettuce - Bibb Lettuce and Tomatoes Silver Scissors St. Bernard Square 641-0379 Chow1s Delicatessen 1801 Queen City Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45214 F risch1s Big Boy 4546 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Compliments 0 f Bill and Nancy Keating Finneytown Foods Winton at North Bend Carry-out 54 1 -O6 27 Pins, Needles n Stuff 226 W. McMillan St. 721-1218 Sewing and Needlecraft items St. Bernard Eagles 9111 162 4815 Tower Avenue St. Bernard, Ohio, 45217 Westendorf Super Market 609 West Forrer Street Lockland, Ohio, 45215 From a friend of the Class of 6678,, Nick Wullenweber Finer Foods Quality Meats, Produce, Groceries Mt. Healthy Paul Andreadis Vinc-Clifton Cleaners 2019 Vine Street 241-2077 Greenhills Variety Store 810 Eswin Street Greenhills Shopping Center CarPs Butcher Shop Greenhills Shopping Center Phone: 8 25-3441 Rocker 8L Boerger Appliances Grecnhills Shopping Center Phone: 825-7700 Ray Bauer Painting Interior Design, Exterior Paper Hanging 729-4357 Husky Products, Inc. 7405 Industrial Road Florence, Kentucky 257 I , John HerWiLg Li L L Nicholas R Finite and Fam11y' ' , Tony and Velma Mattie. Mr and Mrs W P L LaM-r and Mrs 13111112113113 7 11d Famlly Robert A. Crowley Rev Philip Kest1ng f Marvin UhL L John .1 DuboisL : L , George Mages F am11y , . Mr. and Mrs CharlesG 12 Dr. and Mrs AC Utrech Henrietta Robbins ' TCompllments of M1 . and Mrs. R, .Ballman Mr, and Mrs GregoryA.K1nruss L ,, . 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